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mentxomery Tobacco sales.

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JAMES M'LAUGHLIN q Co.,
l eUccxssoRs 4. JESxRsj
Commission, Feed & Produce Merchants,
| HAY, OATS, CORN, BRAN AND FEED STUFF,
NO. SOUTH AzRKE7 SZREE7,
isns-ts
Flour. Flour, Flour.
TUsT received per steaer Nashville 600 bags Extra Family
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN co.,
jans7-a No M.zLet street
Lard, Lard, Lard,
EUST received per Nashville, choice lot Of Lar
a IN ~ lbs l' " JAMES rs Mel lGeAIIN CO.,
jau2s-H Ne. Market street.
Potatoes. Potatoes.
TUsT received per Nashville, 100 barrels sxt Ne
'A''o''- f''-'' J JAMES MoLAuaHIAs q CO.,
janes-H No. Market street.
Hungarian Grass Seeds,
600 SACKS Hungarian Grass sesds. for sais By
c1tItF JAMRs MLAUGHLId co
FLOUB.t FLOUR.
GOO BAGS Double Extra Family Flour, Superior White
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN CO.,
5000 LBS Hans iiE;; 6: E 4:
SIDES AND SHOULDERS.
1(A 600 LBS Sides and Shoulders, iu1t received
1O,OOO ana JAMES "a iHi sLAUeLrN q co.,
marI7-9 Nc. harke. street
LAIRD, LAID.
SDO 50 s Kegs u, Ess:I:d I I'd e =.
marI7-u No. 8 Market street
BOLTED MEAL.
100 BAGS Belssd MEAL in uushsi bags for family uss
lOO just received J ,Us 1Ss r;
marI7-H No.s Market street.
BRAN AND sHIPsTUFFs.
zoo BAGS Bran and shipssuas just received and for
OOO JAMES M,LAUerLIN CO..
usrTz-tf No. Market street.
CORN, CORN.
zoo BAGS prime yellow and Mixed ocrn, Just received
O'N .A' '' JxMEs rLAUeHLn 4 CO.,
marI7-4 Ne. Market street =
EnN BUSHELS prime Red Oats. just and fOs
cOO JAMES MLAUaHLrSk CO..
Hams, Hams.
5000 HAMS rs ;s;:,ss e & sGs
seed Corn.
51pU IJAMEs:h LAUszLlh oo.s
RAY, BAK.
OnN BALES TInesty sad Hungarian Hay, izss relieved
~ ~ w. ~ JAMES NLAueHLix Z cos
nsrl7-r Ne'S hsrfst aFsss.
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PRIVATE TUITION. .

nR. D. T. WRIGHT uifbss to deyots portion Of the das
% irving private instruction IN Latin. Greek, french
Hakematice, Music, &C.
Roons over TIE Pest 0hcs-
uar25-ln
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RANK NOTE AND ExonANoE LIST.
oOHEscTrp DAILY EY TIE MRCHIETs' BAxE-sHLIARD & G
IThs notes Of all Banks quoted 81 pay are bankabe

WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis
MechAnics' Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, MGyfreosbero'.
Miners and Manufacturer Bank, KnoxVIls.
BAuk Of East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank OF Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, cambridge.
Baak Of Claiborne, at TazeEell.
Bank Of THEsWelly
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A PEKFECT AKD COMPLETE REMEDY FoR
PIMPLES, HLOTCHES,
FRECKLES,s ERUPTE0Ns.
SUNBURN OR TAN.
TVHIg Elegant Preparation renders the ekn and fresh,
impartng to il Marble Purity It is and
feshng apped to the face after exposure to the sun, and
viii give immediate relief to the Sting Of insects. Nothing
poisonous entes into its composition The ofs bottle
might be taken without harm. s application eceY sigAt
for geek, acill cure the eoorst case or Ptnplss
sold every everyWhere-Price Fifty Gents Bette.
W. z. HAGAN. Proprietors,
6b2A-dtw&W3n Troy, New York.
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Picture GnlIery for Sale.

:
n0OLE CO. will sell their Ambreyps Gallery on
College street McClellands store for half tbs
original Any enteprssng persons wishing engage
good paying business would do we'll to consult them
Those acquainted with the making pictures, wosd
purchase, will be learnt tree Of charge.
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Dd1111H p 4Au1CAI FAIN EAIRACIUh
universally supplanted other Ortment and healing
applications IN both the Eastern Hemispheyes,
wherever ntroduceds ard its iatysc merit is the secret
Of i success IN al cnf1pns 0sons whether the Dc
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COMMERCIAL.



TUESDAY, EyzSrfe March, Is 1851
| There was no abatement in the demand for u,
change on Nsw York today. Ths supply ccnfir
ues limited and prices are firm at 29s par cent /,
outside parties The old Banks charge but ne,
cent, but they are not abs to supply the demaut
from their regular deposit customers. The demand
will probably continue for some time yet and unit
there is better supply reduction in quotations
cannot be expected At points South Of US Exchange
haa slightly declined and this has caused better
feeling in Uncurrent Money here.
In New York en- the 2lst, at the second board
$4,000 Tennessee per cent Bonds sold at 75c, and
$1,000 at 745c; the 22d at the first board S. 600
at 745c and $4,000 at Use, snd at the second board
$4,000 at 75c; and on the sd, at the first board
$4,000 at 75ac The telegraph reports sales at the
second board yesterday At 76ic.
In Philsdelpha on the 2Sd inst. shareu Planters,
Bank stock sold at &c.
There was bester feeling in theeenera, marked.
to-day. Cotton was in active demand At f,l p-;ce.
but the offerings were limited The transactions Is
Tobacco were light, but very full prices were OBJ
tanned by holders. In other departments there was
a fair degree Of activity.
New York Ranks.
1.-The telegraph reports the following as tn
changes in the statement of the New Yor
Banks for the week ending the 2sd. as compared
with the the previous weeks statement:
Decrease ia d 40
4ncresss o. epecs 1851 O68
Increase or Creaation A. 336
Increase 81 1,104zI
Accorf}irr 10 this sfotor-,ant NJ vi
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MRS. WlNSLOW.

MRS. wINSLOW.
An experienced and female physician, soothin
sysup for children tsethng, which greatly facilitates The
Of tsssAng, BY oenng the gums. reducing all inflammation
will aly 81 pain and regulate the bowels Depend
upon IT, mothers, 1t will give yourselves relief and
health 10 infants Perfectly safe in all See sdve
tssment in another column. ec2s-ly
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NV ORLEANS, March zS.-The steamer Arizona
from Brazes 2Ist, has arrived The Gen. Rask eps
Webster sailed on the 10th with the Federal troops
The Arizona brought to IudauoIa, companies snd
G'of the second cavalry. There are no Federal
trceps on the Rio Grande, and the State troops arr
in the gsrrisons
der.
Se" aoRk, March 2s--The Texas!Legislature pass
Cd resolution approving the act of the Convention
disposing of Gov Houstcu.
A hill passed raising regiment of mounted RI
Hemen Of 1000 men for the protection Of ~. s-o,-
tier.
since the departure of the Federal troops, the
Indians, in large numbers, have been devastating
thefrontier, killing and driving back the settlers.
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BUEss - scArps

srenssntyr relieved Of their anguish, rsn ard nnsu
nation, hys timely sPpics this marvellous healer
and the Assh isrenew - KS by easrD, blsnish or
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SMOKE. SMOKE, ALL SMOKE.
Away Dull Care.
Have Just Received another let 81
those Imported Principe SegRrs,

ALSO, VIRGINIA SMOKING ToBAC
co FOR THE MEERSCHAUM PIPE,
at A Union Street,
J.w.LANGLEY.
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BIZ 5 kHA ANp LAND.

Ths Maehinist, the FRA vssr, and ever othsr ndi
Yidua whose lot IN life = throws lin within tbs
chanc o. from esg0 st01 collision, should
bear mind this Magic Extractor eriy
friend It 10 both portable and cheap, and shord
be lis companion, friend = There hersands
Of living witnesses TO testify marvellous virtue, who
owe their sound limbs and TO It's saving efficacy
The following few Of theEs1din9 diseases for which
DALLRK'a MAGICALPAIN = EXTRACTORisa PREVA1
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The statement of the Boston Banks for the week
ending the 18th INST compares with the previous
week and for the corresponding week Of 1860, IS
follows:
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Dark, Glossy and
LuxuFfnus Hafrg
HOW!
b using Heimstress IaInaabls Restorative Don't Us.
anything else your Head.
Price Soc and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere.
WE. HAGAN q co., Proprieiors, Troy,N.Y
Bee IN advertisement headed,
GYOU LOOK In vAKN.r
octoS-IvdtwAv
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r. r. SALTZmAN,
(LATE OPERATOR HUaKEF skLixRY.)
ETAvING fitted above, exclusively for thst
branch Of business Il prepared to receive the ladies and
gentlemen Nashville and make sfss Of thsr faces In
e style Of the Art Nc has been spared either
furnishing his apartments procuring the latest and most
improved materials, the subscriber confident
" insves ali who want pcurests give him CALI Plsdgns
satsfsctsn In every
nj T. 8.,GALTzhAN.
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RIcH4oSD, March 26.-Tiss sndeayOrsd to speak
in the Convendon, but was physically unable He
occupied middle ground, sndsavoring to reconcile
the hostile sections.
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new Orleans Banks.

New Orleans Bankss
The statement Of the New Orleans Banks for the
week ending the Esd inst compares with the preYi-
weeks statement a folloWs:
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SPRING CIorHNG.-Messrs. TBoXA & RowAS, on
College street, nearly opposite the SCwanee Hotel,
have just received a large and handsome stock of
Spring and Summer Clothing, which they are pre-
pared to make up for their customers in the most
fashionable STYLE at prices TO suit the times. Gen.
tlemen wishing anything in their line would do well
to give them call march3-dlm.
DIPTHERIA.-This horrible and dangerous disease
may be easily arrested if tskeu time and the pa
tient be kept warm by bathing the neck repeatedly
with Ambrosial Oil, and frequently gurgling with it
slightly diluted. Ssturate flannel cloth with the
OIL and bind it on before going to bed. We are Goa
hdent we oyercame several cases in our family with
the Oil alone, and Br. CIARK's Painless Pill-IeT-
nsseee BaptiSt.
For RESr-A desirable suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
Office. dec2s-tf
Wanted.
Partner wanted with from 900 to 500 dol
lars cash, in Ready Established Business, which
pays i 900 dollars and more year. A gentleman,
and business man, with good city reference, will
please address ROBERT. P. 0.
Nov. Is, ls60-tf.
"PANIC STRUCK"
Intending to reduce what is certainly the largest
Stock of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
in the State will sell from this time
without Regard TO ProfitsI
J. W. LANGLEY,
FAB A Union street.
stock for SALE
JOHN WHoRLEY. 80 South Market Street, offers for
sale SIS 900 worth of SockI Cal and see him.
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Latest News from Old vIrGinAaI
JOHN WHORLEYS
SO south Market street,
STILL AHEAD.
whsYIey Rock City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERATTON.
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Frorn washlurton.

FROM WashkuEton.
WAsHNGroS, March 25.-Senate-C Clark aska5
Douglas whether the revenue could not be collected
in the seeding States if the laws were. altered.
Douglas replied, that he supposed it cozld be, and
he thought the question to be admission that the
Republican party mean to collect the revenue un-
til the laws are changed.
Douglas replying to Breckinridge's srgumentssid
as the law stands anybody could go to any Territory
with slave property, On equal terms with other
property.
Replying to Howe, Douglass said that the Republi-
cans last session organizing Nevada, Colorado and
Dacctah territories, did what they have abused him
so long for wanting to do.
Howe replied TO Douglas, T" if the Republicans
carried out your principles, why is there not
peaces
Douglas said, because the Republicans will not
acknowledge it.
The following combinations was made Giddings,
Consul General to British America
W. Fl. DureA. Consul TO Vera Cruz
]. Britton, Consul to Southampton
Corwin leaves New Orleans on the first of April
for Mexico.
WAsaEGroS, March 25.-The following nouina-
7~--@
Lyons; W. Il. Carpenter to FoochOw; W. P. Man
gum to Ming Pc; G. n. Vsnhorn. to .MarseilIes; B.
P. Parsons to Bio JaneirO; N. Howard, to Messina:
W. R. Schufeld, 70 Havana; T. B. Lawrence, to
Florence.
Nominations: Winter Davis. Minister to Russia
Richard Hildreth, Consul to Tripoli
Secretary Chase has appointed L. E. Chittenden-
of Vermont, Register of the Treasury.
The Virginia secessionists are beginning to des-
pair Of passing secession ordinance and urge the
adoption of the Arkansas plan to submit it to the
people. The Union men think secession would be
voted down by the people, but oppose its submis
non because Of the bitter contest thereon.
From Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, March 25.--Ths Legislature passed
the Metropolitan Police bill
Fx0m RkchmOnd.
RIcH4oSD, March 26.--Tiss sndeayorsd to speak
In the Convenion, but was physically unable. He
sccupied middle ground, endsavoring to reconcile
IL. ho.1;1a aao{;a1u
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stock for sale.
JOIN WHoRLEY. 80 South Market Street. offers for
sale SIS, 900 worth of SOckI Cal and see him
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. For RESr-A desirable suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
Office. dec2S-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-30
observations by the Way-Side.

We have couycrsed with gentleman who
has just reached this city, by circuitous route,
from Washington He says that as he passed
through Pennsylvania, the chief topic Of public
conversation was the profits made On army
contracts by the lucky favoritrs of the Secre-
tary Of War. He heard il asserted that o
young man named Cameron-son OF the Sec
tary, as he understood-had made 500, 900 on
one contract TO supply horses.
The news Of the great victory near Manassa
had reached Kentucky and Tennessee, and bad
excited unbounded enthusiasm. He found a
largo force of Kentuckiaus under arms, march-
ing to join a Tennessee army.
In Knoxville, Tennessee, the victory was
celebrated by T. salute and display Of fireworks.
In the district of Andrew johnson, and espe.
cially @. Greenrillc, the seat Of the late dis
loyal Convention, secession flags were flying
everywhere, while it was Tery uncommon to
see the now aniiqusted stars and stripes. 1t
was the belief that Johnson would never re-
turn. His son had left suddenly for parts un-
known.
In Maryland, though it is under the heel
of the cppressor, he saw many proofs of great
restiveness. They are watching for their time
to camo
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The Enomy's Prospects Blighted.

The grand victory near Manassa vas over
the regulars aud picked men Of the Northern
army. Our volunteers encountered the enemy
in his utmost strength, end possessed Of every
advantage To could ask. We did not fight be.
hind cn,rcnchmeuts-t was an open field
fight The enemy had not only their best men,
but where the fight ragged they had more than
tro to car one. They had there also not only a
grea. preponderaDcc Of artillery, but it was com.
posed Of their choicest and best.traincd bate
ries the pride Of their whole army. Theirsol-
diers also fought brarely. For ten hours they
wrestlcd with our heroes over the hills and
ravincs of tbs battle ground, and until the
field Was piled with their dead bodies, before
they yielded to our superior prowess It was
by 10 accident that we won the Gatte-none
of those unforeseen and unavoidable casual
ties that sometimes determine tho fortunes of
Gght 1t was by honest, hard, fair and square
fighting in clear field, tha: wc trlumphsd.
Wha. room does such defeat leave for hope
to the coymy3 II his best men anc his best
batteries, and in dou5is numbers, have been
whipped in open fight by our thrice gallant
soldeys-what can they hope now that all
these are gono? Their regulars are destroyed.
Their batteries are ours Their trained artil-
lerynen have been cut down Their grand
army has been dispersed like mist, and Of all
its vauntiug champions, nothing remains but q
broken bund Of half-naked fugitiVcs, flying in
an agony of fright.
When thsss have thus failed, what eaa Gen.
Scott hope frcm the raw recruits whom he
must gather to Gil their places Can he get
the recruits Will they be swif. TO volunteer
to fight battles which trained bands, though in
twice outnumbering force, werc not able to
win? Will they rush forward 10 fight men
whom the fugtives tell them fight not like
men, but devils: They should have said Ike
heroes and demi gods.
The Northern army will herceforth meet
ours not Only under these great comparative
disadvantages, but the prestige oi success in-
VESTS our oaHGSiS Will ollSat ualo, "uAo
anticipatioas Of defeat will cast their shadow
over the ranks Of our enemies.
10 short, who can estimate tho immense
material and moral advantages won for our
cause by the triumph at Mauassa. Who can
tell how wide they spread and now far they
reach : a thousand thanks and enduring ap.
plause reward the heroes of that glorious tri-
umpt Their country owes them much
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Who took sherman,s Battery

Tue reader will doubtless become confused
at the conflicting statements respecting the
captors Of the celebrated shernan's battery /;
the honor having been claimed for each of
dozen or more regiments. ". have published
several accounts, no two of which agree as to
the particular parties who accomplished the
brilliant feat. We incline TO the opinion that
the claims OF several regiments to the grand
achievement are well founded The work was
accomplished BY the co operation OF number
Of regiments and bat.a'ions, 4 work SO
grand, 50 stupendous, could 20: possibly have
been performed except through the combined
Efforts Of legions of stout hearts and brave
arms. The achievement, even through the
combination Of all the regiments named, IS
orc which raises its authors "above all creek.
above all Roman fame"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-07-30
From Washington.

"A,1:yG.ex. July 26.-rne Michigan iesi-
~: :: N:;.e o!Hcers ana 10S men ut the
"a: .: assr ,Haaassa, on Sunday, the 2lst inst
-, i-s;;...e::t wen. into the neid with 47o.
- announced here that the Southerners
=: e.Sc:a.:dt;ng at Winchester. Muca ua-
;s'=:s3 spprcAenael Of an attack at Har-
=. Ferry
"AsaMoroy, July oG.-The New York list
'''si-': have delivered up their arms. and
- .or.s, and scsny other regiments have
i-'':' s.c SsIf:e course.
! = announced that $4,000 Confederate
:, ~ 3: :!:an:.ting siege guns at Fairfax
=: i!,aSe.
Ss'*'4i FEDERAL officers, as a reward for their
.:,=:s IN ,oc reccn, battle, have been au:hor-
~! :" 'aiSc fee.mects.
Ne" Eey;c.cn:s arc being constantly ac-
"A:rwssos, July 27.--Gen. Mc9lel!cn has
.i'';- ! comin:ltcc from Na~ York is nere
=. ~ ~ a.s'rg tho government to place Uen-
-. n position OF active employ sent.
= u" Senate q bill has been passed to dehne
-. ?:A'sh cons?irac;ss, and for the suppress
'''- u :@s.-,li9n.
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For tas Enquirer.
To ihe People Of the Country Around
RiChmOEd.


Tho citizens Of Richmond have lately, as
you aware, undertaken the care Of such sick
and wounded as may DC sent us from the re.
months receiving the sick from the camps
around Richmond, and are ready and willing
to undertake any additional labor and expense
in this BEHALF to which the exigencics of war
may give rise. We are receiving every day
from Manassa large numbers oisick and wound
ed and quartoring them IT pleasant homes.
Our fellow. citizens Of the country are a q
measure deprived Of the pleasure of taking the
disabled soldiers to their homes, 5lt arc will
ing We know, to aid in the good wolk in such
manner as is practicable.
The undersigned have been appointed sub.
committee to issue this address, and indicate
the kind Of hclp wanted from the country, and
the places Of deposit TO which articles should
be sent.
While the wounded are mostly sent to pri.
Vate houses, we are under the necessity Of
sustaining several large hospitals for the re-
ception Of Numerous cases o! measles, and
badly wounded men, that cannot with propri'
ETY. be sent Mt once to private houses. For
:hese hospitals VIC want chickens. eggs, butter,
sage and other articles which will readily
sugges. themselves 10 PERSONS familiar with
sickness. Contributions q! clothing for some
who have lust their kac;,sackS, viii he accept
able.
The following are Lre places OF deposit
where any parcels may be left: The store Of
Geo. Watt & Co., Plough Manufacturer,
Franklin ST.. between MAYO and %aii. The
store CIV. q. Dandridgc, Broad St. near 9th.
The store Of Messrs SpolIs Harvey. i4.h
ST, near Mayo's Bridge. Contributions in
money may te sent 10 Mr.. Isaac w. Walker,
Deputy Sheriff of Richmond. chairman 0! our
collecting committee.
The sarue committee wE:c,t appointed tho
undersigned, havo appointed thv following
gsntiemun in the cou;,try 20 act n lhcir re-
Speciire neighborhoodS. III further cnistng
interest and securing contributiors-tho II
is hoped none VINO may see this c:Tu Will wall
to De called OF, as il il Impossible to have {
committeeman in every ucighborn"ct, :T eTe;'
in every county.
HenYico. DR. Joan Garnclt, lieETy Cox, Il.
\. Mayo, L. Gentry, James Carter, \. r.
Bowie, John +. Crenshnw, Rev George D. ES
all, John F. Wrenn, john Stewart, Jaines IL :
ons, Fendall Griffin, Garland Ilaiues, Josiah
Dabbs, Thomas Z. Nichols, !leury sa!icrwhIIe'
+. Steans
Hanorer--Mr. Edward Sydnor. DR.. ". +.
Gaines, Col Z. Sh.ituu, SIr. B. L. Winstc;i, W
G. Shelton, g. W. boswell.
Chesterfield =. Drs@ry, Ssmre! Eara
grove, w. B. Gates, Augustus jerks, (. "
Watkins, I. Dorselt Rev. c. Friend.
Charles City.-H,ll Garter, Robert D'utn
cit, E. Wilcox
Prince Geo1ys.-Dr 0sborns.
Nsw hsns-rr. S. p. Christian, H. N. Shor
man.
Gopchlana --Johu 81. Trenlian, Dr. George
Harris.
EalyaS.-J. Atkinson:
Amctia Rev. R Mcllraj:e
p. B. PRICE,
A. s. LEE
E. STRAUs, rsuo.itks,
G. BUGNE7T,
OR. BARSsDALR,
c. BATES.
Richmond, July 80, 1861.