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TIE CONFEDERATE STATES.

SoNrGovSEY, March l3 Nothing Of interest came
up in the public session Of Congress to-day.
il daily expected and is certain to during the
We L.
the new Cor stu ion the several State Conventions
Il il expected that the Alabama Couveto will ratify it
tomorrow
Vice President Stephens has gone to CraNfordsvlle
LATER
MONTGOMERY March l3.-The Tariff has been made
public It goes into op, ration the l,t MAY. Compar
with the Tariff Act Of the United States most OF the 50
per cent. srl reduced to % per cent aud pog-
on 10 "a per Mt while at 10 per cent articles are
diced to H.. There is larger 10 per class bu.
very small tree list
The All bama Convention to-day, ratified the Perma-
neut Coustitu ioa bya Of s. ayes TO noes Gen
era jameson the lea6ing cOoperatOn;s; took strong
ground IN favor of rat hcation.
Jere Clemels has teen appointed Major General a
III army OF Alabama.
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GEORGIA AND THE CONFEDERATE STATES.

AUGUSTA, March lS-The Convention Of the State of
Georgia have transferred TO the government OF the Con-
federae States the forts arseuss arms and munitions
of war in the possession of the State.
They have pissed an ordinance, also, appropratiug
half million Of dollars for the of the Confederate
Government be raised by the issue Of bonds bearing
s.Yen Der cent interest.
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p,-g,,oxp SUPPLvlNG rHE SOUrH WITH ARNS.-Th'

RICHMOND SUPPLNiN6 ihS SV'i" WIN luz
,,,h;, Tribune. Of Thu sdAy lass has the following
An o'clock to-day seven cars viii arrive, having on
"a tso large ten.inch Columbiads direct from Rich
49, yirgnil This will be the first direct trip from
D ,S1,ond - this city. These biag not only the
mt tn carriages and other necessary Articles in
- n,rilous times. They shipped from Richmond
- ~,y Of the Richmond aud DAayle road, then by the
~ ,ston and New Orleans road to Cornth, thence to
Toble without the being changed. So to-day We
III have in our possession seven cars belonging to Rich
-,ond Virginia, or rather 70 foreign country.
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NORFOLK March l3.-The United States war steamer
POcatoutas from Vera Cruz arrived in Hampton Roads
lat evening The Cumberland is hourly expected The
bArque Galloway from Scotland, with coal has arrived.
NEv YoRE, March lS-A steam friglts is coming up
-probably the Powhatan
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President Stephens has gone to Charlottesville.
ELECTIoY IN NEw HANPsHIRE-REPURLIcANs

SUCCESSFUL, But BY A REDUCED MAJORITY
CoNcoRD \ H., March lS.-The returns of the cleo
ton held ia this STATE yesterday for Governor members
OF Congress aud of the Legislature show the election Of
Nathaniel S Berry, Republican, Governor by about
4 900 m,jo,i,y. Liucolns majority in New Hamp-
shire was BOO The entire Republican ticket for
Congress is elected, viz Gilman A4rston Edward II.
Rollins aud Thos N. Edwards The Legislature has also
gone Republican by large minority.
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BfKru DAYs-The anniversary Of the birth days Of
ree former Presidents of the United States this
-,,ptb viz Andrew Jackson born March l5th, 1901;
mes ,dn on born March 10TH l73l; aud John Tyler,
horn March 2D,h 1890. Thomas jefferson was born
Arri al l.4S. aud James Monroe, April "a, 1859.
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THs CONVENTION President Tyler addressed the
Convention yesterday, in opposition to the plan of adj
,sp, adopted by the Peace Cor ress" Before con-
!I4i,g his remarks be gave way for motion 70 az
,orn and WILL therefore occupy the door sgaiu TO day
,e attendance of ladies' yesterday unusually large
ana the members whose seats the borders Of the
mn had 10 surrender them TO the fair visitors.
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eTyY IEKAE.

-. y,,gISlA DARE.--It is known that this ship
-, hull, for the Richmond and Liverpool line
~ .stsr Ieav ns the CApes of Virginia, on Der
:PraS ,sr,re and pu, into ST. Georges Bur@uda late
hrss ,hs underwriters states that all the cargo
e's IN the eas, has been landed and that they have
Gan S barrels Of our and 500 bags OF wheat as dam
I'D which brought poor prices under the gnu ., tne
see hv repeated sales of late. very small portion
eonr . could be pronounced seriously damaged
o ~ principal ipary from dPPings through the be-
49, 5ecks merely staining packages without injuring
tbe contents
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Tx CRY RAILEoAD.-The prop,ietors of the omni-
bus line have ob;aiued leave to renew their coach Ii
eenses for SIX months instead Of twelve, in view OF the
PROBABLE completion Of the city railroad within that time
they are sanguiue folks.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

TNHS BOARD or DIRECTORS or THE BIJHMOND FIRE AS
SoCl alton have declared dividend Of 10 cent,
Of TIE profits Of the business. Tor the six months
ellg s INST payable - the stockho dc aud az r the l2h
in ROBERT T. BROOKE,
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FROv CALIFORNIA

FoRr KElENEY, March lS;h.-Tbe mail from San
Fraucsco the 27th has arrived. IL brings nothing i'm
portaut The Legislature met the day before the mail
left In a caucus, the friends of Denver for Senator
mustered only A. Ii requires IS to elect.
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TVS FLAG Of the Southern Conlederacy is displayed
from The verandah Of Mr. James NJ Browns residence,
on 9TH street. adjoining the Mechanics Institute building
10 shich the Convention holds its session.
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The Agricultural Products Of Illinois greater than those OF
any The products drrg the past year
ceeIed The wheat crop 1880 approaches 50 %
bushels while the crop yields less than 100000
bnshe
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EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.

AZ evidence ofte hd Of the people, may be stated that
e0OOO Of freight including 100000 bushels Of grain and
10000 Of -four forwarded the line last year
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
prices ohese lands vary from soto 325per acre. according
location quality &c. FIRST class farming lands sell for abou,
$40 per acre. and the relative expense Of subduirg prairie
aad compared with wood land In the ratio Of to 10 In favor
The ofsse for the bulk Of these lands will be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
per per Snnum and six interest notes six per cent?
payable respectively In two three, four Eve and six
from Of sale aud four for principal payable In orr,
ave- six and from date Of sale the contract puls
ting oneenh the purchased shall be fenced and cu
vae each and year. FOR I've from the date SALE
at years eha shall be fenced
cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT WILL BE DEDUCTED
the valuation for cash. except the should be at six dollars
per acre, when the cash price will be Eve dollars.
Pamphlets descriptive Of the lands soil, climate productions
prices, and terms Of payment be had application
wv. POSTER
Land Commissioner Illinois Central Railroad,
Chicago, Illinois.
For the othe Towns Villages and Cities situated upon the
Illinois Central Railroad pages ISIS 49, l9O AppletOns Rail-
Guide. ial4-
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The State rapidly filing up with population; sssO25 person.
haynZ been 1852 making the present population
1890. q ratio Of i02 per cent In ten years.
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NV YoRE March l3-Coton drm-CplSnd Mdding n5tO
II cents arm Whe declining tendency. Corn
IA. lining t-ndency-Nixed 59I6 cents Southern white
I cents New yellow 636S Pork hesvy-Hes' SIC y
tI Prime steady Sl2'UG43 Lard heavy az 9GgsM cert
isky steady sugar AZ o. cents Oohte
steady Mol unchanged Spirits Of Tupentne steady at
86t 10 In heavy at 81 % Rices eady Stocks heavy
Mes York CsntrAs ASK; vrgiaias t7S Missouri te6..
BALrrNoEE March l8-Flour hesvy-Howad street
Ohio Cry Mills s5no buyers wheat seiive-Red tS
as 81 White e. 63tL65 Corn decl ming tendency and
two eents oWer-Mxed 5ls5 Provisions dull ard ur-
changed Coffee hgn At i2AGlS cents. Whisky dul a. Is
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-14

Presentation John Cocbrane, member OF Congress
from New York and Lieut.. Col Lay late Of the L. s
army have arrived in the city and taken rooms at the
Exchange Hotel
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ace 1851 ne Company hare sod 100000 T1syse
~ 70 actual ctirat,rs erSry contract confirms Ggre,
rsH 10 crIts The road ms been constructed through these
lands ot expense IF ssOoO0OO IN 1850 he population Of
frtnHe counties through tcAcA passes only 3359s,
since ,cGc 49 1913 been added making he itAo opa-
ton sl4 SCI, a rain ofl4S per cent
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ZrrE1lE is doing rushing business at his restaurant
on Maa street. adjoining the Exchange Bank. Hundreds
OF citizens dine there regularly every day. aud from mort
ing an night the SalOOn is requeuled by patrons.
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FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.
To ACTUAL CULTIVATORS.

the industrious farmer such Immediate
su labor upon these prairie soils they being composed
Of deep rich oam the fertility OF which unsurpassed by any
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THE STATE DEBT.
PRESENT POPULATION.

ne Ss ds6; only $40 Io6Sss H. aud win ne last Aret
yearsAas been recei s99l5 So and may reasonably
sspsct that in len years q ell become extinct.
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UBINk'S GENUINE FRENCH EXt KACTS
for the Hanikerchf; Lubr Soaps Eng sh Honey, Brown
Toilet Soaps; Toilet Mirrors; ia Pre-
Tastions Of all kd genuine Tortoise Shell Combs worry IN
Rubber Crmb Hair brushes Tooth, Nal aud othr
Brushes In stoe and having all bought for cash VIII be sold
cheap at JOS. LA'DLEYS
Family Medicine Store,
uh6 Sign Of the Red Mortar, Ssh ana Main reefs.
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN Sd & 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
A n. DUPUY, A. NJ

d. n
TUyHE Of this Institution will the LIST OF
October 1860 and will terminate the SOth june 1901
Principal will be aided, heretofore by well selected
corps Assistants Who with their ability and experience, cannot
fall give satisfaction
The Boarding Department under the OF Mr..
and Mrs Dupuy Mrs Mary Cases formerly ofss
ladies' and will exercise PGrdl and control over those
committed 10 their charge.
The which attended this effort TO establish the city
Richmond Female Seminary Of the rt class has encouraged
Principal provide ample accommodations for the next
session The buildings being enlarged and important
notifications Will them which VIII add greatly TO their
convenience and The lodging large snd well
ventilated thsn fo four boarders will occu
py The Recitation Rooms Will be well arranged for the
Accommodation Of the pupils - -
TERMS yoR NINE MONTH"; .
Washing fuel and lights. 30 10
Tuition 10 the Preparatory Department 30 %
do IA ordinary EugIah 10 90
90 10 advanced DO do .................... SO 90
do Modern and Ancient Languages, esch ~ 90
Mcsic Vocal and Instrumental Piano and Gutar) for
OF hour week 40 w
yor Two lessons Of one hour each per week . SO 90
Use Of Piano. -. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 20
Drawing in Crayon 80 70
Painting In Water colors ........... 20 co
Painting In Oh ~ w
0neh payable the LIST Of 0c 1862 and the remainder
the 18th Of Feb'y, 1851
Reference Dr. Moses HOge, and any the
former patrons OF the school
Catalogues Seminary containing detailed Informs
ton be obtned at bookstore In the Gig, or by appes
M DUPUY.
jyll Richmond, Va.
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REPORT DENIED.

AUGUSTA Ga, March lS-The report of the seizure of
Northern stock in the Macon and Western railroad is de-
MED The President of the road Isaac Scott says there
is no foundation for the report.
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Tux Ose,S for the Broad Street Methodist Church has
arrived and is being erected Il will be ready for
nse on SUNDAY next.
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Be oiss To Gayl 1T Is madness glect a cough
cold Consumption may follow, aud though DR.. Wistars
Bsaia IF Wjid Cherry the latter disease, yet the
former disappear az once under its influence.
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RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

Over Oo 100000 ofpryae capital have been expended tie
railroad system Of Illinois InaSmuch part Of the income from
these works with yaeae public fund In lands &c
diminish expenses the IGHr and must
quently every day decrease.
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STUD HORSE.
HnEUCAIl0N" will stand the present season, at -
~ my stable (Kotsuh's old stand) the Mechar V1O
syle Turnpike lie from the city Of Rich mond at
$50 the $50 the leap and 81 to the Groom Mares well
fed a. fry cents day. and taken accidents
and but responsibility assumed for either The
and S be paid before the taken
DESCRIPTION.
"Deucaon eight years old this Spring, dark Chestnut with
out white except In the forehead Is hands and half
inches the finest proportions and most beautiful syme
Try colts remarkable for beauty size and strength and
he Is q sure foal getter.
PEDIGREE.
"Deucaon by Revenue, Are Of sue Washington, "Panny
wash e." PLANET &c and is out OF the imported The
Queen by Imported Pran (wnner OF the DerbyC Del
ph'ne by Whskt winner OF the Derby and BROTHER
whaeboneG ganddam ereeds dam) My Lady, by Comus,
Of the Coone dam, by DeIn 1ppe Cider, by King Fer
via, by Mask, brother Sylyo Regulu Lord
MoTton Arabian, MiAbuy Muso Bay Turk Bay Bolton Coaey
skins, Hutton's Gray Barb. Byerly Turk, Bustler.
The imp ed 1.-THE Queen" (DeucSions Dsm) OF
dn gushed In the United states al all distances
four mile heats She full 70 Monarch,
equally distinguished They both bred al the Royal sud al
Hampton Court
"The Queens grandam My Lady the dam Of the distn
gued Eng horse and Stallion Jereed and also the dam
onpOrted Passenger My Lad dam also dam OF the Colo
mel winner Of the 81 Lege and Of the most distinguished
and Stations England and her dam likewise the
Of the famous four mile horse Y Y This Pedigree Is
mArkabe for Its richness and especially for the tOunes bot
crosses the ancient 10 be found In the
Stud book e England running back TO the reign OF Charles
fei4-csWkWlm ii. j SMITH.
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upuOArrON.

old DOMINION INSrITUTE.--ooKN hk w
FRANKLIN AND aTH sTREEra-rhe second nan o, We 80
Ion ~ th School for the 9th oil feo
mary and end the seth Of June next ensuing. .
The Rev FRANCIS BoG9s has been added TO me houu
IraructIon an will with his family, SIDE In the Institute build
inSs The MU-IClL DEPARTMENT will continue under mr.
oil AsFs nce who will aided by competent ASSIST
anita gentleman take charge OF e
n and others nil be to teach other speeine studies
and another female teacher will be employed The h
BBIJOAL LITERATURE by Rev JAS DUNCAN viii be con
IN ued as also PaIDAy AFTERNOON LITE AIRY LEorukf
the PiEPARA TORY DEPARTMENT for small girls VIII re-
ceye the special OF the Principal OF the school
conducted and every comfort facility will be Afforded young
ladies boarding 10 the family . ,, A..
labor will be spared TO make the scheol eqna 70
anv In the land for the education OF females.
or For further information, address
pt.Ao,a J.,p.rv 1851 jas
aERs. PHILIP MAYO will reopen her SCHOOL. a.
IA Sycamore Church. 1lth street. between Bread and
shall Monday In October She Will receive lev sr
hovH Terms per session OF months. jylS II
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LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

Valley the Mississippi oaers great Induce
settler State Of Illinois There portion r.
the wrd where all Of the conditions OF climate and soil sdnra
bly, combine produce these a; staples CoRS and WHr
the Prares Of Illinois
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BgJAs NJ. TAYLOR SON. AUCrs
CHI AMI, ttOTEL. AND O1HkH yAIu. ~,

"A ABLE REAL AND PER- 0NAL PROPERTY, FOR BALE III
mond entered the 23d day Of January SOL Todd
al vs. aud al the undersigned Commissioner thereby
n .esa on nes @ Sp0a not
The dsy) beginning at II O'Clock NJ and continuing
from day TO day until he sale conpet property
and personal belonging to the ASHLAND HOTEL aINERA
WELL COMPANY IN the S said ,sne mentioned as follows
Of LAND containing about 40 situated In the
Rche nd Predecksburg AID Potomac Railroad 16 mills
from city OF Richmond, and known ASHLAND HOTEL
large and handsome HOTEL BUILDING erected sihn the
past years the most approved model and capable with
The Cottage, hereafter described Of accommodating 100 persons
All requisite outbuldngs attached to the Hotel ard
among large BalRoom Bosng and Billiard Saloons all
which fully supplied Nth and water The
by the great and souhern Mall
times daily OF families residing Ashland boarding
HOTEL will have the privilege Of PREE ticket the
bty being extended Indefinitely The Hotel has been for
years past popular the citizens Richmond pre-
Ter rssidnr there with their during The season
Detached from the hotel aud placed a. convenient distances
TAGEs conveniently and tssu planned for the Of far
boarding the oe There ihlde and
the hotel and cottages and the grounds
handsomely OF Into gsss plots separa by graveled walks
by evergeeas and lowers Whist the bangs Dis
posed both With reference g. and beauty OF arrange
render The property not OILY most desirable
for the purposes for which designed bot Of The most
beautiful situate the Southern country The paris OF the lot
occupied by the buildings and ornamental grounds in
high aie and the whole b. subssn-
After the sale ESTATE there Will be sold large
quantity OF PERSONAL PROPERTY, consisting chiefly Of
l. The entire PORNlrURE and RXIuREs7 and about
the HOTEL Cottages Ballroom, Billiard Saloon Bowling Alley
Rchen Laundry Bakery Gas &C. comprising the usual
variety ued In such establishments, catalogues OF which will be
furnished the day 81 SALE
stock OF PR0VIsl0Ns OF all kinds hand al the hotel
the day OF sale
b. Three four MOLEs and small lot Of FARMISG UTEN
sIIS, belonging 20 the said Hotel Company
The RIAL EsTATE will be sold in cOlo In part to suit pur
chasers may deem Iudlcious the day OF sale
TERMs sALE Real Esid-For much Of the purchase
money exceeding 10000 oneourh cash. the purchaser
snail prefer it. for all Of such shall exceed the expense
Of
months with 3Jded he balance the purchase money
exceeding go three equal nsiaeEts ~ and j.
months the purchaser giving negotiable not well endorsed with
from the day Of sale for the deferred meDs For all
purchase money the real exceeding $4,000
fer extending the cred
salt tie purchaser The possession Of the property will be
given immediately bat the title will be Withheld until all the
chase Is paid
FersORo Pr0DerFor all sums ret exceeding go cash; for
$50 aud upwards approved negotiable note well
dorsed with lntereat added from the day Of gale.
HENRY L. BROOKE, COmr.
JANIS NJ. TLYLoR Son Auc's. fell-dactds
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whch they viii perceive will enable them, by proper energy
Industry provide homes for them
selves and families WITH comparatively speaking, little eap
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LNINE Old JAVA COFFEE on hard and t,r sale by
il YANCEN a HARRISON,
mil 10 2ig Ma
ROBERT j. DENNY.

-. EgtLraciag every variety Of articles adapted fr
BUILDERS, Ma CRINiSTS, d HOUSEHEEPERSl
No 205, BANKS.
Il HAVE 10 store the largest and most S-SRA
II plete Eagush, German and American &FH2ys
Hardware have ever had The pleasure 20 Of
fr respectfully invite al Ia want 20 examine 4a
purchasing elsewhere My goods fresh, AID
purchased exclusively for cash prepared OF
fe- then upon the lowest
Farming mp uie aus euumersts Hoes, HandPoVs
shves Spades Fores Raks Scyhes Snat and Chains
Together With GARDENING TOOLS Of al kinds.
In HOuse-Furnishing Goods my stock Is also very
eonpeeyE fine Tea Trays and walters single and In sett
Japand Toett Sets nWare sAucePan Tea and Preserving
Kettles Cutlery; Handle Knives On and sets
Double Plated Forks and spoons, Brushes Hair and Feather Dust
srs Tubs Buckets Mats Broous; Cooking Utensils Ac &C.
And ir SuiIdtn. Materials, particularly constantly
prepared Eh large and complete socyE Locks Of every de-
s,rpuon Hinges and Brass Rail- Screw
ss Axle Puy sash Cord SS Wreacaes Cut and wrought
Spikes and all other articles for building purposes &C.
Ee.her with Tools Of al kinds
~ Orders eArsAzIJ AID promptly attended 20.
ROBERT J. DEENY,
rAQq Dos Main street shove Ire Ranks.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
BYIAG.B DAVENPORT AUCrs
ROCFRIes, &c., AT AUCTiON.-on THURS
" DAY qist March, will self at 10 o'clock Auction
Store an assortment Of GROCERIES VIZ
Refined White tugar,
Do. yellow, do,
Bacon Sides and Shoulders,
R,hned Syrup,
English Dairy and Pine Apple Chse.e
Pure Molasses Kun,
Recined and Old Rye whkky,
London Porter and Ale,
Tobscco, Sap and tndel
ALSO LEAThEl
TOOsdes, heavy, middle ght weights Sole Leather
TERMs-Under $780, cash 800 and months credit for
approved paper. l. g. b. DAVkNPSaT,
ahl4 Au:tioneers
BOOTS SHOTS AND HATS At AU, TION.-
Id On FRIDAY 18th March, will sell 10 O'Clock
Auction store 200 Gases BOOTS shOEs and HATE All
and desirable goods. Term cash
mbo LAG B. DAVENPORT, Aucta
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DICtsMDND CLOIHI & mANUFAC- o,
Ia 1osY-The tn,scIlbsra have hand large and NHl

RICEMDND CLoLHI VI ANuFAC- AZ
III IOzY.-The gu scTibrrs have hand large and H1
complete tnent OF sOUrHERN MANUFACTURED ID
Cohs Cssmers aud Ncstiugs 81 all grades from IL
fol owing noted nils Crrshsw NILS Ri hmond, Va Miller
Co MUS CulreI unity, Va Kelley Ford Co sis,
Fredercl sburs Va Thomas Aime Mills Marion, Saith county,
Va Rock and Mills Charlotte n c. which we prepared 10
at the shortest notice and In the latest and IN
approved styles goods that all compare In respect with
goos and many Of the CrershaE
goods equal IN y French there be no longer
buying goods manufactured out 81 the state 10 addition
keep always hand r stock Of FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CLOTHS AND CAsSMRRFs not be surpassed by any house 10
CITY. We lave the best Of Cutters and corps Of wokmen
surpassed by house In ~ Union with determine
furnish patrons with Southern asec
SOUTH goods South and made South ard tTut 20 be
South determined 10 do all In
TO push forward So ulhern nsiliulions.
SPENCE 4 CAREY.
Ciothiers and Merchant TallCrs
f.q6 Corner Of Main and 18Th streets.
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HOMES FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS,
GARDEN STATE OF THE WEST.
THE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
FOR sALK
100000 Acres
Of Rch Farming Lands IN Tracks of Forty Acres aud
UpCard on Long Credits and Lon Prices.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.

TINE attention O'the enepng and Iuduous portion Of the
community directed the following and liberal
inducements offered them by the
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.

These lands are contiguous railroad 100 miles In eng
which connects with other roads and navgAbe lakes rive
thus aHorJlng an unbroken communication with the Eastern
Southern markets.