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To Brig. Gen JOHN wINDER, Richmond, Va
HEAb6tAnrrns prgAarnrsr or nssnIco, !
C..s A. WAR DEPARTMEsF,
RIOEMorD, November 9, 1851.

~ HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF HEERIoo, |
.t@hi RICHMOND, VA, November ii, 1861.
Hon J. p, Beva,np, Secretary Of Var;
SIR: In obedience to instructions contained
in your letter of the 9th instant, one prisoner Of
war Of the highest rank in our possession was
choeen by lot, to be held for execution in the
same manner as may be adopted by the enemy
for the execution of Smith, recently condemned
to death in Philadelphia. The names of the
six C0lonels was placed in can. The first
name drawn was that Of Colonel corcoran,
Sixty ninth Regiment N. Y. s. NJ who is the
hostage chosen to answer for Smith. In choos-
ing the thirteen from the highest rank to be
held to answer for like number Of prisoners
Of war captured by the enemy at sea- there be.
ing only ten ield. officers, it was necessary to
draw, by lot, three Captains. The frst names
drawn were Captains j. B. RICKETTS,, II. Nc
Quade and J. W. RockWood. The list Of thir-
teen will therefore stand: Colonels Lee, Cogs-
we'll, Wilcox, Woodruff and Wood; Ltshtenant-
Colonels Bowman and N9f; Majors Potter,
Revere and Vogdes; Captains RiCketts, No
! Quade and lockwood. 3f&s e., ...''
Respec ctfulIy, your obedient servant,
JOHN II. WINDER, Brigadier- General.
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T. The diptheria is prevailing to an alarming
extent among children in portions of North
ern Ohio. Several deaths from it have re.
Gently occurred in Perry, Lake County. -s
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We publish in the Pass to-day some very
interesting Southern news. There is quite
q panic in Di&ie's Land for fear the supply
OF salt will give out. Corn is also getting
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Respectfully, your obedient serRantj
JOHN II. WINDER, Brigadier- General.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF HENRICo,
RIrHMoND, VA, November IL, 1861.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARFmENI OF ubhhlCOB
RicHMoND, VA; November IL, 1861.
Hon J. p RsVamin, Secretary OF Var, Richmond,
Virginia: .,. .f-
SIR: In obedience to your instructions, all
the wounded officers have been exempted as
hostages to await tho result Of the trial o,
prisoners captured by the enemy at sea. ]
have therefore made selections, by lot, Of Gap
taips H. Bowman and 7. Keffer to replace Cap.
tains Rickstts and McQuade, wounded.
The list Of thiT teen will nov and.--OoIoneI
Lee, Cogswell, Wilcox, Woodruff and Wood
Lieutenant. CoIopels Bowman and Nsff; Ma
iors Potter. Revere and Vodses; Captain
lockwood, Bowman and K.sffer.
Respectfully, your Sbedient servant,
JOHN H.. WLNDER,
Brgadier General.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-20

At the late presidential election" In the
rebellious States, Jefferson Davis aud Alex
aDder H. Stevens were re elected President
and Vice President Tor term Of siJ years.
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{ The coTT0N CROP OF Is60.--The New Or.
leans Crescent Of October 30 hKes the cotton
crop for the year 1901, on the authority Of
The New Orleans Price 0arsat at S,Tsa,02a
bRleS, lob
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
STUDENTS

~ PBRSPEOrIVE etc, should arrange for
Instruction at the Cincinnati Of Design, 81
West BouTth at opposite st. Paul's Church, The
Gallery Of Pictures Il worthy of inspection. Open
daily. MISS M, w, RIOHARD5DN.
noiof" Principal
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ALWAYS IN sRssION-Qus City
Omce. ''ff- .t- seS.u.
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NJ A,,WALDRON HAS sHRMOVRD
Aye from No. III Fast Third. st. 70 No. 40
Vest Eiithssi. where he win open 4 ape stSek Of
which VII be sold Al prices corresponding with the
Hnces. Call 1t 40 ard ser cur neH s!0fe,
= " !, InoIs.WAd - E. rtt..
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THE kErA1nxToRY MEAsUREs.

Interesting Corresp6ndenee--N Of the
Prisoners selsctedto Await the Fate Of the
. Rebel PIivAtesr6nen, 60. 4 a
tFrQm the Richmond Epquirsr, November 1871
ff s 81 C..s A. WAR DEPARTMENF, ~
= RIoBMoND, November 3, 1851. ~
sIR; You are hereby instructed to choose by
lot from among the prisoners Of war Of highest
rank one who is to be confined In cell appro-
priated to convicted felons, and who is 10 be
treated In all respects as il such convict, and
to be held for execution in the game manner as
mey be adopted by the enemy for the execution
uf the prisoner Of war Smith, recently con
demned To 1duAth dn sPhiladelphia. You will
also select thirteen other prisoners Of war, the
highest in rank Of those captared by our forces,
to be confined In the cells reserved for priso-
ners accused Of infamous crimes, and will treat
them as such 90 long ss the enemy shall con-
tinue SO to treat the like number Of prisoners
Of war captured by them AZ sea, and now held
for trial in New York as pirates. As these
measures are intended to represa the infamous
attempt now made by the enemy to commit
judicial murder on prisoners of war, you will
execute them strictly, as the mode best calcu-
lated to prevent the commission 6fso heinous a
crime. Your obsdient servant, -.
HfE' J.P, Benjamin,
e-Ctr 'ai Acting Secretary of War.
To Brig. Gen JOHN WINDER, Richmond, Va,
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MARRIED.

nB- Yen can save 500 Per cent. by getting your
likeness at the new Star Gallery, 26 Fifth st.
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n fzlom the memphis Papers Of tho ! p
fEhb last rali of the Mobile and Great
lNoethefn Railnoad was laid On the Nth.
iThis 3 The completion Of an siTnpoftant INK
iof connuuication between khs vari6uss I'm
portant cities Of the Sonth.'H 81 saI,s
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The enemy are ascertained to be in pos
all the able-bodied men on the plantations,
and took them aboard the feet.
This has created a panic among the. others,
who are anxious to get away, but are pre-
vented from leaving BY force. . -."y
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HOME INTEREST.

,SSF A. A. EYsTER, Clocks, Watches and Jewelry,
Nos 34s and 27lyCentral-ayenue.
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wHAT eENrpAn pRfor HAs DoNr,

Had not Prices skill and heroism EN-.
ploJed General Fremonts giant energy in
Missouri, the late surprise at Columbus
would not bave ended as it has indeed, il
sneveT-wopld have been tried, for,the Fede-
raj forces of the whole West would have
been upon us. Price has done much for
Missouri, but he has done more for Memphis,
Ag0piS --~r ---
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GOOD MEN WANTED FOB COMPANY Il.
Pay and ratiops commence from date of enlist
meent, arms, WARM ULoTHING and COM
PORTABLE QUARTERS now provided at camp
for all. Transportation fcee. 80
Captain A MENTEa'S full Cornet Band has en-.
COME OUT, MEE, AND ENLIST, at Head. quar-.
ters, No. GO West Third.st;, between Vine and
81, VIM a. vANDEWATER,
II 7. a. DoHERTY,
ocIs.H = Recruiting Officers.
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held in $4,000 bail for his appearance at the
0opfsderate Court '77y- It.'@
The Oxford (Miss.) InhligeHcer says.
II is highly probable that the Legislature
will, in few Days pass q law touching the
heartl5ss spectators in salt throughout our
State. We would like to see the State seal
put upon the door of every salt spsculator
/ iR the land, and an agent put at each door
to sell the article at fair price, Dealers
here are demanding $l2 so per sack. r..
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In for the Fight.

BB- FIFTY SECOND REGIMENT( GOV.
EBNoR,S gUAkD), o.V u. S. A -Ool. Oh AS. )
II. SARGENT. ..,ft ''r x
RECRUITS WANTED. N
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n +. NEWTON, M. DINO. 109 WEST
aVG BeVenth-BL., betW ear Vine and Race Ofioo
hours, ~ TO 81 A. NJ. ~ to az p. NJ, to P. n.
Tno20 til
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GOOD MEN WANTED FOB COMPANY H

The Fifty,seoond Hegine ent, now in Camp Den
nison, is provided with arms, uniforms, clothing
ETC., Of the very best A fey more
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-07

WAsHYdT0S, March G-Srvera days s:t.rcr 10 the All
OF MARCH, G-n. Scott and o:--s received dispatches
ohng them a3nns gun powder plot upon the Capitol
during the inauguration. The police the C.;6l
Instructed TO make dlgeat search IL .as:y the it!oma
that no danger existed.
Frederick W. Seward to-day confirmed assistant
Secretary Of Stats 70 his father Norman d 0f III.
uois, has been nominated M Minister 10 rrlin
Its reported, and generally believed thu. Mr.. CTtcndrn
WIS nominated for the Jcdsesh n the Supreme
day SIR Chase has accepted the position VI Secretary c!
the Treasury.
The Southern Confederation Commissioner have arrived
here and win make the object Of tr m>,icn KNOW -
III. President Gil Tuesday,
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Surth Carolina E[eciInn.

RALE5H, Harch 1.-The following the latest retun
Orange gives Al against COnventon-i60 for irrori,
against Convention, r: Guford :. so uajoEt. ngai:,-t
Convention; Davidson IUU orly against Convection;
Caldwell 5nU majority against Convection Rowan, Go'
against Conventions; Dsvi- Ali against Convention; yad
k majority against CunvrEIIoh liUu Burke, !yr Z,
vent0n liz: Catawba 6u for Convention; Crave so Tor
ConvrfioL GasInn 65S Esprity for Convention; Lemon,
for CtnytHt.Gn GVu Waynv lr0 Tor Convention: Dul,
94 mai 1y for Convention Cleveland and Lincoln, Cu.-
ventiun IMPURITIES; Hrckl-nburg, ll9G for COnventDu
II Ii thought by uany that the Stale has voted agains!
Convention.
RALrioH Marcel, 5.-Thr returns from s1iy-:wo couu.'
give sixiy.Gv- Cuinnss and tnirtythr.e Di,unun--.
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Reception Of Cen. EyviS"s at New Orleans
LRter from 'acxns.

NEw ORLEANS March 1.-The Convention rc-a.s-mhleh
to-day. resolution passed for The CoLrrniiHn ~
unite In public reception U.lnorroT 10 General rwgGs
imvlt!sg him to Sea, on the il1er Of HE Contention
resolution adopted inslrucES the Louisiana delegates
ln Southern Congress not c-de ab part " the public
domain to the Confederation.
NEW ORLEANS, March 5.G-n Twiggs was received her:
to-day with escor; and = salute
The Dodge has been seized ~ he Texas 1a,or
ties
Capt. Brown, in comnaGd u! Fort Brown Is preparing for
defensive Operations. The Texas rUuIi= cUucelra
ting in the nclhUUrhOod lor All attack
Fort Casper has surrendered TO the state auhorl;!.=
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I{isbOurf SfuIe Convention

ST. LOT,s, March 1.-THE resolution arpont;ug cnr-
ntiec Of three to Inform Commissioner Genn ~ Georgia.
that the Convention ready receive any communicates
;on lie may harr Ia make from his state, inlly passed
by vote Of u against 81
Sir. Glenn vas then Introduced to the Convention. lie
rrsh the articles Vi secession Adopted By Georgia, after
which, he made speech. stating the which induced
Georgia 10 discover her cOonrcton wilRhe Federal Gcv
rnmrnt, and strongly urged Missouri join his State Ia
the formation Of 4 Southern CUn!-drracy.
ST. LOUIS March 6.-raOus resolutions Ger cs and
referred declining cooperation wi;h Georgia in recession"
One OF The rrsoluuas offered by eHOv Stewart; de-
that there has been by the Government :s
lying secession revolutUn. Ore by Judge Orr declares
VIC have tie bee. Goyernincpt M the world and Intend
Keep II. resolution 20 refer the inaugural Ill,
Committee OF the Whole debated and withdrawn.
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Of Virginia, through our representatives in
Convention assembled, doth earnestly request
the States Of Delaware Maryland, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri and Ar
khiI*IS, 10 Iucet the Commissioners, which shall
be appointed hy Virginia, in the city of Knox
vile, by the - day Of -, to advise and
counsel whaf is hest To DC tlnne under existing
circumstances, the result Of their deliberations
~ be referred for ratification either to Conren
tons OF tho several States or The Legislatures
thereof and thu, this Convention proceed 10
appoint Commissioners OF, the part OF Virginia,
at,d take the necessary steps to secure the Co.
operation OF the aforesaid States in the pro.
posed Conference
Mr.. NIuLErr--l anu the last gentleman in
this assembly Wlu would show the Iras, dis.
courtesy towards sny geIillcuar; but 60 hope
that this Convention will not ADJOURN wthuu,
taking Il ro;.
/ juurn.
Mr.. AEpLE1T-Un that mutton | Call the
yeas alid nays.
the call was sustained, and the vote being
taken resulted yeas -, nays -, as follows:
fHs-Messrs. John Jsnn-y, lpreslivn,,) ASTON Alfred
H. barbour, Baylor, berlin, Iurecss BouhIn, Branch,
Trent rOwn BurLe;; Burnley cAbell. Campbell, Garlic,
]
man. uuany Early, FUurnoy, Forbes. fuair Gillespie,
HTaVey, John t;"odc, r., kphraiE H. Hail. Hamninrd,
Hay monu, iocoiubr Hubbard. Hughes, Hull, hhrmadukr
JOHNSON, hen Lewis, McGrrw Mcneil, Marshall, Mari,
Matters MoGrtt, Nelson 0rck Parks Patrick, PeGdleon,
Porter, PugI, Randolph Saunders. w. T. Scott, Sharp,
iinston, Slaughter spurork, stares, A. H. H. Sinar'
e. J. StuEr Summers, Suherln, Tarr, rayoe TIornton,
Tredway, Tyler, White, Wilson, wuod--I3.
NAYs-hrssrs Amber, Armstrong, Boseau, EorSt Ca
erton Cecil. Cnanbss. Chapmal CoFInan, Conn, j. H.
Cox, T. H. Cox, Critcer, Ecus, French Graham Grant,
Gregory jr Gogsin T. Gooic, Addison Hail. Cyrus Hall,
L. 3 Hail. liuEton Kiiby, Kindred LAWSON ieake, e. K.
Mallory, Marye, ST., Norris Morton, Nebt, Richardson,
shefey Speed, Strange, Robert H. Turner, p Turner,
| WHITFIELD Tliams-I..
| ExpLASATI1NS hr VOTES.
Mr. TuESER-W hen his nalur was called,
said do not intend any dlsconrtcSy to the
gentleman, (Mr. CARlILE)-l would be de-
lighted To hear from linn, but feeling convinced
that sonic action is necessary on the part Of
this Convention, vote in the negative.
Mr.. WILsoN.-Whcn Ills name was called,
said am anxious some action should be ia.
KEN but nas,nuch US my colleague desires to
address The Conventinn-itnd rs lie complains
Of being unwcil, shall vote aye
The Convention lheu adjourned
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE RICHMOND n>uu!a,.
Us. Scnute.-Extru Session.

wssHIAIrua, jiircn q.
Mr. Dixon moysd that the usual number Of r. .: tbs
Inaugural address be- printed.
Mr.. Cl!ngman said though voting FOR the psr.in. Of he
address, he could endorse its Sentiments, lie uriicy-
|! cnrrrd out, they would Inevitably lead L. war /. MAS
war document, hostile 10 all plans o! peace
SIR Douglas said he considered the inaugural cnneny
peaceful. lie believed tia, the administration would be
marked by conservative pearetuness The South had 40
thing ia fear FROM l'rrsent whose inaugural
ciiiaory AMI mild under such peculiar difficulties lie
(Nr. coul u: how he presd.n r"u!d carry Uut
portion u the law and neglect another. lie dlL
understand hon e could collect the cYenur III pur!
aud pass b. another.
Mr. Cilngman mnd. rrjoinIrr. Mr.. Wis!aN th,n alb
ilrd the lJer anu the Srna:r Gto executive =--i"n
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TIC Southern CtlIInreku

MnSrG0asRr, March Con- motion o! Mr. Curry il va.
resolved that the Judiciary Committee be instructed to
nqurs Into the eSpeeney Of prohibiting the nPonaro
Of siave' into the S"athrrn Conccracy from the Uael
tlement and residence. The Congress then int
crrt session.
The Congress. confirmed John H. Reagan Of Texas. IL
Postmaster General la place uf MIR. hett CT Mississippi
uucIiu-L
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B!trIMosr, March G.-Flnur dull Howard Stree. ard
Ohio 50 % City MrIs IS 90. Hhsa: firm Red 81 q 4
81; White Fl 400 80. Corn steady Mixed !.3 u 81
Yellow 81 e. Prov,sions steady; Mes. PORK 4I7 ca
Lard "a. Coffee Grm at TX 10. Whisky fra ~.
New YoaE. March G-coron ~ quiet, Flour JUL. whsa:
quiet. Corn s,endy; mixed hiaG'tS Southern white
tnat. els. Pork dGi!; Mess fll.aI."a, prime !l2 sra
1e.i Lard heavy. Whisky firm at Is cts Sugar
dy Mnscorsds 1885. Coffee unchanged Spirits Turp-n.
tine steady ht 3GHa",H c:s. ko,a frm Hice steady
Stocks higher New York Ccntrals TX, Virginia =ises -,
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MARINE NEWS.
,.jkT OTg,ClIM0ND, MARCH :. Isdi


ar.s SIrHk THIS DAY 81 ~ J'G'n:S.
ARRIVED.
Eris l:ndp, Eschrn New York. l.: ballast.
S.'hr -. Cloud, Lwatn-y, Sini L.-id, w!eat
sc- Enterprise. Cornrr, Eastern shore, oaiI.
Scir Aason. Ward, Eastern St"rr oats.
::ar Passenger, Rc!!sy, Eastern Shore, oa'..
SAILED.
Schr Sauirs 4. Carter, Cl;iin fillmore, mdSc
Srir Ocean. AaroI, tnTh the river lsh..
srr Mary Eliza. Monreeock, down rh river. light.
Jch7 John Francis, Frost, down the river, light.
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NEW ..7csluoNy THEATRE.

NEW E.1CslM0HD THEATRE.
KUNKEL MONKEY. ........ Lessee, ard Managers
IU'lS. l.. FlbAiEl ACHING 'line kei
l. Il. PHILLIPS stage MhhaSef
Fourth Night Of the Engagement Of the talented y"uns Ira
s-d:eGue
MISS BATE VI \ n
faIHCRSDAY EVENING, :iarch i;I, will he repeated Mr'
a latemsps great Tragic Play OF
Es;RA LDlSE,
or LOVES VICTORY.
Geraldine Qhr luuc:back Bride,i Miss Da'eman
David. ,,r u,,,rrn
aiIselno, '''''''.
Overture .......................0 Orchestra.
To concrde w,:h tir lau:h.b!e Farce o.
PADDY MILES NY.
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DJEn.

DEB. yesterday a.: az O'Clock p. 81. MALf0M CCH
RE- sget 81 years FiIe Deceased native or Ss';-
land, but for The las, fl years resident NJ Virginia.
lis friends together With those Of his brother john Cur
r-. " invited TO attend the funeral :rryres al Tie
Third Presbyterian Church. this day ~ II % clock NJ
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TIE SUMME's COURSE OF LECTURE
the
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VA.


DELIVERED BY
;tiilE RICHMOND ASSOCIATION FOR MEDICAL IN
( SrNUCIlUS will commence tho 18th Of April,
l,6. and continue un: n. lst Of August ensuing under
the following or:na:ann:
Prof. c. BELL GIBSON, ". D Lecturer OH Principles
a'h Practice 81 SurRery.
rret a. E. PErICGLAs. ". D., Lecturer Anatomy and
Clinical surgery.
Pro: JAS o. Iccaw, ~ y, LsGsu-.r on Mediea! Chem.
POI J. 5. D. CULLEN. NJ D.. Lecturer on Physiology.
Prof MARION HOWARD, ST. D., Lecturer on M.trrla
Me,lca.
l'roL THOs POLLARD, NJ D Lecturer On Theory and
Practice nf Medi:ne
Prof EDWARD U. DREW, u. j., Lecturer OH O5.tst.
rie-.
Th- plan NJ instruction will embrace x combination OF
Lectures ard Examination design being deliver
but Lecture. daily, each preceded Ivy thorough
animation upon the subject matter Of the previous
aToFdng the conjonsd advantage OF distraction by
mrars and daily recAi!ons thereby giving the
student ample time FOR private study and for attention 10
clinical observation.
students Of hi, Course will he permitted 10 the
at the Medical College Hospital, Bellevue Hospital AID
City AlIrs House. FREE OF CHARGE.
In the sur 2ca Wards Of 1nstitusnns Important
operations constantly performed and the Medical De-
pAen, affords daily opportunities for observing Dt'
e.i-,s j.ecG(htr nnl tncidentto n> South.
Every facility will be given for the study OF Practical An
a,umy. The bssectInx Rooms under the charge Of the
Demonstration. DR. howard) comm"ou', well venti.
lated and furnished V! Abuntant MATERIAL at Prob
ably. lower rate than can cs-wh-rs beprocured.
Attendance this Course VIII be regarded by She
Faculty Of the Medical College of Virginia, equivalent
twrye months s.udyn y PLY sician's Office.
Fee for ,iis Cou!sr. iiu.
~ For further information, Apply to
Us. DORSEY CULLEN, ", D.
Feb 25-Tsfln Secretary OF the Association.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS. March :.

PETERSBURG MARKETS. March =.
'CUrTON-mahri arie holders are tim sales OF so"d TO
prime at TX TO TX Cts fancy llX 10 J! cs common
grades nominal, IJllt cts TOBACCO-brclss Hight Tor
season, and have material clIsnse 10 uoe In
prices CUKN-65 ct.. fI.UCK-ls firm city family lDa
lGAcs: .uperiin= !sI: srpr:hne sth; une ftE
WuEAr-lhe demand |, active, with ,.l-s OF prime
red su white ST 3a So .pd Fl Sal Is. u,her grades
&c. sLi..Lr. Ircrps tiEit.
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THE CLOSING YEARS OF LIFE

q THE CLOSING YEARS .! LIFE
often rendered wretched by nments which are triing
IN themselves aud rusy cured taken 10 tune Affections
o. the liver stomach, and other concerned In iii
gesllou. the most frequent They naturally MAKE TIE
sufferer nervous, irritable ami complaining anu relatives
and friends forced TO hear H.. brun: Of their humor
The Use OF HOSTETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BIZ
" rs will prove efficient remedy for this evil IL VIII
only strengthen the whole MYSTICAL orgLrzaion hut
entirely the obstinate Of indigestion dis-
rhGa dysentey AID live. complaint. The frs. physicians
Ia the cousry loud In their praise nl this preparation
Another recon- mrnhaoh OF the Bttersis that IL 70 PAT
atshr 10 Tie Taste that 1t be usel be"erAet
ForshsGy Druggists and dealers Tfrrc
and by IlO5TETTER SMITH,
Manufacturers and Proprirtors.
March l-dIw2S No. IS Water and rs Front Street
4 DDKESSE OF THE IOMMtSslOS-
Hon. Fulton Anderson Of Mississippi iun. Henry L. Ben
Ming, Of Georgia. and Hon John Preston, OF South Car
nina, will he published collectively, In pamphlet form, 10
the OF few days The lob Office THE Richmond
Whiy
Orders for exrs copies ,hou!d be left At the count,
iEg room Of the Whlg. March. st
EW GOpDS.--A few new prints. spripg poPlins,
~ Brians. Muslin Collars. Cambria CollIts. Muslin,
Cambria and Linen Sets roide.ed Linen and Cambria
Collars Black Lace Wells ard other goods received by
March CHILEs s CuENERI.
DAKANOLS! pAKASULS !--New style parn.o OILS
i jast received, by clllLEs CltESEaf.
March
4 IOTTON YAKN.--Tso hundred BALI, assorted
~ Nos, for sale by 1. ( q. u. DAVENPORT,
March !
IN STORE AND TO AiSIslyi;, o,VUb sides
good stomp damaged Leather and the best brands
Of French Cafskins which will sell low for cash good
paper.
1861 pairs city nnae Brosue,. for Dash only.
4. DEvERECX,
Sept lS-N No. 1872 Gary 81.
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sCCfiGS MALE Ht' 3r.ut:o s.i..-.r
CLOTHS. CASStMEHES, u.
q z
VIRGINIA MANCrAG~CRE IN RICn3lCSD y:rGISI.

VIRGINIA MANUFACTURE, IN RICHMCTD v:"GISI.
.fsNiE CHENSl!A% WOODEN COMPANY hJ::rs c-'i:-
4 confidence that The superiority u! ;.ir GoyU. viii be-
appreciated, ahd Visiting i!CuI "a into
and consum2t"n will sci! AUCTION f,i "r. OF the new
Stores unirr ne Spns"ood "ic "n " EuAaSDAY, i@fH
turr which may theE CT ham,! c5u.ur ~ a,. q. 900
yards single an'l 'ipunr.i-1 t!lr sa,.y C.,!s Cast
ueres, Doe slITf. g., 80. ~ .b.: Ten So nt Il, r. ana
patterns. Samples Ci E'"s T.; r" Coco. ca be .t,, A.
our Office any ;i:nc !reYGr. IT, -. q; safe Ard &c
trust as this enterprise L. rey.t cs,.. Al Inc ,a
viii De attended " ;ie t:lic Il IT, y: >c.l' welt a. &
Virgins.
TERMS Under Sl'u cash f'oTa :in' :" 80 month
and on all GUNS ia1ulL- ,!.G., ,::o
Negotiable p.,,rr with ~. a.0wJ:cr vc per e n, II.
month .!..csuar f"r caslr
CG.ENsiiiW { CO. A-.r:,
CEFSs!ii.t HUQL&.. CpMFSSY,
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LYSCIIECRG MARKET March s.
CORS-fron 81 10 is cts. Der quality FLOUR IS 81 10
~: supcrine 81 81 -; - TO % for family
oaTS33 to 3,c,. TUBACC6-i;rcrpt- light sales ron
nr iag acd Inferior .s uGs 30 10 .; leai - ~
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS Iarchj.
FLOCR-Superlnr'{ g. extra 81 - 10 4, slly % "
10 . JwiI.l r-f.om lSs &" | ~, " quality.