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DIED


On the Eth inst AZ his fathers residence, on
Union Hill, FRANK CLIFFORD. infant son u
John +. and Elizabeth w. Gatewoed, age"
months and day.
lie came awhile on earth to smile,
Then sweetly passed away;
Like early flowers, In sunny bowers,
That blossom In May.
But oh no more. his spirit pure,
Can bloom on earth again;
The little dove has hown above
To sing nobler strain
Though DER his tomb, in silent gloom,
We drop burning tear;
oh he Il blest and Is at rest
While we are mourners here.
hi. funeral will take place from MON station,
| today saturday ! at 3 o'clock p NJ The trlehas
aud acanaintances of the family are Respectfully
| invited to attend.
| A. = o'clock on Friday morning, after pro-
| tracted illness. MARY ELiIABElh SLAhN'
daughter of the late DR.. Micajah Clark
| Tie friends and acq uaintances oil the iahi! arr
| resprctruIIv invited To attend her funeral from
the residence of her mother, ON Frauklln street. az
| IL o'clock, to-day, Saturday. without iortse'
| notice.
On the It'll inst, JAMES H. WALTHALL, in
| The friends of the family invited to attent
his funeral this Saturday afternoon, at o crock
I from the First Baptist Church.
| On Wednesday, Feb. 9Th, at Woodlawn, ~,
| residence OF his mother near the city, JANE
| CAMPBELL, in the 5th year OF his age, son oi IN
| late James &. SPOTS.
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Is Sold 70 the SOuth.' -

The n. Y. Joarad IF Commerce, in reply TO
this slang, which IL constantly used To diinin-
ish the force of whatever conservative North
srn papers may say In behalf Of the South,
says thai the proportion Of lis southern sub
xeriber, 10 ITS whole list IL about one to four
teen. The great mass Of advertising, OF course,
comes from the North. The same 10 no doubt
true OF the whole conservative press Of The
North. There are people who, judging others
BY their own Intense seiashness, cannot UNDER
siand how anybody on The face Of the earth
can do disintsrested action. But, thank
Haven. there are people, nevertheless, who
eaa do such actions, and their existenes u
blessing which more than eonpensates for the
Hxtstauce VI The ether class
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What Thaddeus Stevens Says.

We presume all of onr readers know that
THApnErs STEVENS is 4 leading aboitionist OF
PENNSYLVANIA. We learn, ON reliable au-
thoritv, that when he heard the election news
from Virginia, a day or two since, he said, with
a sneer, well, well, WELL Old Virginia has
tucked her tail between her legs and run, and
thus ends the secession farce" We do not
know whether this utterance, or sympathy
with it, prompted Gov. CURTIN, the Black Re
publican Governor of Pennsylvania, to fire
thirty four guns in honor OF the event
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LETTER LIST.

n IST OF LETTER -.Remanin in the RICH
~ MOyD POST OFFICE, on the sth day osFeb-
ruary, ISL.
~ Published by authority OF Act of Congress
In the paper having the largest circulation in the
District where printed
NE Persons calling for letters In the LIFT will
please say they are Advertised.
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mRICHMo THRAT RE.-


kERICHMoXD THRATRE.-
KUNKgL l. MoxLEY Sole Lessees and Managers.
1. b. PHILLIPs...........-... stage manager
GRAND SATURDAY NIGHTS GALA.
De BIZ REQUEST. -aT
TIE GREAT SOUTHERN DRAMA OF
P1RLOR And CiBIN;
MASTERS AND SLAVES,
With change of characters and the
"H' N THE POPULAR
ARGUMENT SCENE,
Between the
NORTHERN PIiiLANTHROPIST
AND SOUTHERN PLANTER,
In which TRUE PICTURE is drawn to the dis
confture and chagrin OF
EVERY AB0LlT . ST.
This great scene should be witnessed by all true
lovers of SOUTHERN RIGHTS.
Mr. GEO. kUNKEL and Mr.. T. l.. MoALEf
Will appear in their great characters OF
UNCLE PETE and AUNT VIOLET.
Mr.. kUNkEL
viii sing several beautiful
ETHIOPIAN MELODIES
The Evenings Entertainments will conclude with
The Buriesque of
P0- C HON AS.
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WANTS.

NVANTED.--A gcutielan, an A. 3; graduate
w Of the University Of Virginia Of the session
pared to give INSTRUCTIONS LATIN. GREER,
FRENCH, GERMAN, ENGLISH BRANCHES, NO,
RAL and PHYSICAL SCIENCES and MATnEMA.
TICS. would like to procure situation a. TEACH.
Err in Female school OF good sta udiEg, in the
city of Richmond, or elsewhere. ilo has had six
years experience as Teacher. \ situation Ia
male school would be satisfactory. Acceptable
iTs's9'"l Ct be sfss a.
yXTANTED-TO HIRF-A geuteel WHITE
w WOMAN, urish preferred not less thsn:s
years of age, for NURSE. None need apply except
With good Recommendations Gooi Make application
fe9-it on Basin, corner 10th aud Cary SIS
yNANTED.-lw wish TO purchase, Tor gentle.
w man residing few miles from town, Ne
the inanag ernent of horses, and who has been
f fe s 3" I i]IG LEWIS, Maraapc,an Hall.
WANTE D--Purchasers for three, SPRING
w WAGONS, put up to order, expressly for city
AS, one light ToP WAGON 1 R1EEep PoE Essy be
fe e-St* Next to corner 9Th and Broad sts.
WANTED wish to hire. for the Coal Ysrds
w in this city, two abs young r. HRo Ma
w fsMhLE TfEAcHifsR Of the oRSAsESTAf.
BRANCHES, can hear Of a desirable situation by
addressing the subscriber, stating age, native
REV. D. L. WILLS,
la 25-ts MurfreeSboro', y. e.
NITANTED-The ladies and merchants OF Rlch-
w mond to know that Mrs. :. SfRlDkR has
taken the house No. 81 Main street, next door to
| ThoS r. Price K Co., for the purpose OF making
! CLOAkS. MANTlLLAS, DRESSES and ii DOR
| ElRTS. Also, room over Messrs. Watkins
| Fickleu, for the accommodation Of their custom
| ers. Mrs. S. having had ten years experience ID
Baltimore, and having made in the past year over
| FIVE THOUSAND CLOAkS and MANTLES for
| the merchants and ladies OF Richmond, she feels
confident of giving entire SATISFACTION in All work
| entrusted to her. DRESSES and MANTLbS CUT.
! Also old HOOP SKIRTS made over making them
better than when first made. Thankful for the
patronage bestow ed ON her, she solicits contin-
| nance II the same Mrs. 5. STRlDER,
H-S MIR. T. T. STRIDER will devote his time
| and talent to CUTTING ia e--3ma
| yIYANTED-SIGHT EXCHANGE GU Baltimore
| w Philadel phia and New York.
| ALSO-GOLD and SILVER, for which the high
| est rates will be paid K. ii. MAURf co.
| de Tt
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ARRIVED,
Schr Jno. IL. Travers, Frank, Baltimore, maze,
w. u. Coiquitt x Co. wv n
Schr Hope, Frank, Baltimore, mdze., W j.
Schr. VI. l.. johnson, Burrows, Norfolk, mdze.,
W. u. Colquitt \ Co. Mt. ,;r.
Schr. Wig, Passwater, James RIVER, bitie's'
Cole < Go. ~. -,
Schr New York Carnival, james River, luin-
schr. Bureiett Hart, Hardy, New York, guano,
Bacon Il Baskerville.
SAILED,
Steamship jamestown, skinner. n. York, indze.
and passengers Ludlam Watson.
Schr. Juo. Francis, Frost, down the river, lSh'.
CLEARED,
British ship Avon, Geo. Maunts, master Tor
Liverpool, with IA hhds tobacco $40 oa'es eo'''n'
2 400 bhls Hour by Chas. Palmer.
BALTIMORE, Feb. Cleared, sebr. Ashland
NTw Y0Kk, Feb. 6,--Cleared, schr. Alice, Nor
folk. ~ \, DIT,
boston Feb. arrived, schr. W. NJ Petit,
Richmond.
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LOST.


-sss,uN STOLEN-From 1ny house, on Mar.
~ shall, near Adams street, on the niShtt, OF
u D. the nth inst, one handsome PiTCHhR,
w marked "W g." lin German text let
ter- and several small articles. The detection
of the thief with evidence to convict him, VIII De
literally rewarded. lie s-it"l H.
7 OST-,n Thursday, the It'll inst, at or near
| Monumental Church, d GOLD BRACELET,
(plaipl The finder will receive liberal reward
by leaving it at this office lie st"
MOI ND-Bv IA servant oi mine, some fouror five
Il DAVIS ago, IA DIAMOND RING, which the OWN
er can have by proving property and paying Tor
this advertisement. Cali at Messrs. MITCHELL 4
TyLER's lfe 9-3t*] p. :. DAWSON.
OSI-On sunday evening, single stone
DIAMOND RING, (black enamelled,) be-
twean the City Jail and the Exchange Hotel. A
liberal reward will be given TOR its return to this
office le III"
C,IOLEN-S5V REV ARD.-Stolen from ii trunk
> that was checked at Weldon, on "Wednesday
night: 23d January, the following articles One
DIAMOND RING, with five diamonds set i'll a
row one CORAL BRACELET; one set BREAST
PIN AND EAR-RINGS,) BL Op STO Z in
Etruscau setting; one REGARD RING, with ruby,
emerald, garnet. amethyst, ruby aud diamond, all
Maria to Josie. June 2j 1857 one GOLD
BRACELET chased, composed Of several parts,
connected with hinges and enc MEXICAN EAR
RING. The above articles We're stolen some
where the route, between Weldon and Wash
ington. A reward of FIFTY DOLLARS will be
paid on their recovery and delivery to
SAM'L RUTH, Sup't Trans.
OFFICE RIcHp, FRED. Z. L. k. Co..
fe 6-tsl Richmond, 9Th Feb, 1sGl
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wARRIED.

nv Elder T. Il. Crenshaw, 10 the eounty Of
Amelia,At the residence Of the brides father,
soih III. THoMAsC JETER and Mas CoRNELIA
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re Great Reduction I'm Prices.....-a
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS

J. MILLHISER BROTHER,
f193 BROAD STREET
Are Offering their whole stock OF deslraole
GOODS at deduction Of Is to SO per cent on ior-
TAKE TICE:
5000 yards Merrimack PRINTS, at 10 cts the ~
Best Beached and Brown SHIFTING and SHEET
ING-very cheap.
Au-Lnen sHEETISG, at s2s rs, and SO cents the
yard
Pillow LINENS, at 37A cts. the yard <,,,r,,e
Hem stitched Linen Cambria HANDhEhOhiHro'
at one shiQ ,, .r.N
1000 pieces Of White, Pink, and Blue TARLATAN'
at half their value. 80 ,,re
White Cambria, Jaconet, Nansook, Check Moo'
LINS and BRILLIANTES-cheap:
Table Linen DIAPERS NAPKINS, T0WELlNG,
&c, at a great bargain.
Black SILKS at a sacridce Fancy SILKS about
so cts. and 81.
Rich Lace and Muslin CURTAINS, at 3 sscrlnce,;
A large lot of MarseiIles c o U MT RIP IN rs,
slightly soiled-very cheap: in
EE Cash and punctuAl credit customers VII
ind it to their advantage to give US an early call
ja 29-2w j. MILLHlobh " Dho'
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1ARD.--NEW RICHMOND THEATRE

MONDAY EVENING FEBRUARY II, 1851,
BENIFIT OF
MR.. r. :. NJ l. ID Il L NJ
Who would respectfully announce to his friends
and the patrons of the drama that his first appeal
to the public OF Richmond for benefit Will take
place ON the above mentioned evening, on which
occasion he will have the pleasure of introducing
to their notice new Naturalization OF Mrs. South
worth's great Ledger story, entitled
RIOS T. + l. NJ l. II;
OR,
A DIVIDED HEART AND DIVIDED LIFE.
In which he will appear as
FERDINAND CASSIN0VE.
S4 Other entertainments will be expressed in
the bills of the day alt
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EDUCATIONAL.

C,CHOOL.-The subscriber will reopen his
= SCHOOL on Henry, between Clay and Cattle
rine streets, on MONDAY, the 18th Of February,
for the instruction of BOYS and GIRLS, in which
will be taught the usual branches of the English
TFRMs-Made known on application
fs 7-3t* A u oAuNpbho
nLD DOMINION INSTITUTE--CoRSEE
~ OF FRANKLIN AND 5rH STREET.. Tho Sc
cond half of the session of this School, for 1850
will commence on the 18th of February and end
the 30th of June next ensuing;
The Rev. FRANCIS J. BOGGs has been added
rs the Board OF instruction, and will with bis
family reside in the Institute buildings Inc
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT will continue undof
Mr.. CHASE'S superintendent, who VIII De aided
by competent assistants. gentleman mas breh
EMPLOYED to take charge Of the classes IN ALpE-
BRA and others will be to teach othei speclhc
studie. and another female teacher Will BE- EN-
pIoyed The LECTURES On BIBLICAL LiIERA-
TUkE by Rev. JAS. A. DUNCAN. Will be cnn
tiuued as also the FRIDAY AFTERNOON LIT
RARY LECTURES. The PREPARATORY Oh
PARTMENT for very small girls, VIII receive the
speciaI care OF the Principal of the School. go
THE BOARDING DEPARTMENT VIII be ltbe-
rally and carefully conducted, and every c9mioI
and facility will be afordedto young ladies' boaro
ing in the family.
o labor or expense will be spared to make the
School ual to any in the land for the education
of females.
nNFor further information, address
J. E. SHtMATE, Principal:
picbmopd January 1881 ia 35-dlms
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o. y. M.-YOu are requested 10
ID meet at Your LODGE-ROOM, corner 81
and Main streets, on THIS saturday. EVENING,
Feb eth 1851 at u O. clock. Every member is eN-
pected to be present.
BY order OF the G. c.
faalt* p q. COGHLAN. Sec'y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Special Notice. We inyte attention te
The large sale OF MULES and HORSES, on Council
Chamber Hill, by
fe SIT TIlpS w. kEkSEE. Auet.
re That distre ssjny maiadysehe Dyspe psia,
Ia not periodical. hct perinalleut complaint,
producing suffering At all times ana upder HI CIR
cumstanees. The only real cure for this disease
aud its euncomitant evils Is the world -rep wneo
oXYGENATED BfTTERS. :.
Sold by ADIE GRAY, PURCELL, LApD 4
other dealers In medicines. fe e-tW&s
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VALENTINES.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
EDGAR'S PILE OINTMENT:
have a splendid remedy for this disease-the
best ever offered to the public-a PRESCRIPTION
of a CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN, which cures in
every case: and SO confident AIN of its virtue that
will refund the price in case il does not give re-
lief This Ointment can be used when other RENE
dies cannot be applied 1t gives no pain, causes
relief Its effect is soothing, permanent and in
stant-acting directly upon the affected paris
regular routine of business or pl easure II can be
used in all cases, at all times, in any climate or
by any person, beng speclhc ana Sood iof put
the one diSease-the Pills.
Sold by W PETERSON u Co, JOHN 7. GRAY,
Druggists, at the Proprietor corneIs Broad
and 18th streets.
NE PRICE-$l per box.
l.. A. HUDNUT,
n1,,.r II
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Ne Yeast Powders.--J. w: Gariick, kIeh-
mond, Va, manufactures ''SEMPLE'S MALL
RIE BAKING POWDER" His is the only fac,
;ory of the kind in The South, and he Is prepared
to furnish the entire trade reasonable terms
as Northern manufacturers. Sempie :, f3wder Is
a Virginia preparation approved Dy All VIM nave
used ii .-R;chmond " hfo. ie
re One Trial will insure the Use OF SEM
family, if properly used. For sale by Druggists
and Grocers. &c
BE- Use the Best.--Semple's fnfallible Bak-
ING POWDER. The best and cheapest IN use.
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LADIES' LIST.

piNaoN 4o tAt dtc ADN
LADIEi
Anderson mrs NJ
Alderslsde mrs J VI
Allen mrs NJ i
Adams mrs n +
Atkins miss N w
Anderson miss Cecilia
Allen miss Mamie
Allen miss G. Il
Anderson miss B y
Ball mrs Aug NJ
Bailey mrs Sempy
Binford mrs Lucy 4
Bullock mrs Lucy
Burroughs mrs G w
Buchanan Iars Sarah i
Ballard miss Fannie
Barnes miss A Ill
Barrett miss N A Z
Barber iuissC A
Brandon miss Lizzie
Burch miss Marietta
Brown mrs Sophia
Brady mrs
Brennan miss
Burck miss Eliza
Bates miss Pattie \
Brooks miss Nancy
Bowser miss Frances
Crenshaw mrs + T.
Curry mrs Lucy j.
Crenshaw mrs Sarah b
Campbell mrs E n &
Carter mrs Mary +
Cauifield mrs J A
Caldwell mrs
Caligan miss Maria
Cullen miss Ellen
Connolly miss Kate
| Cooke miss Sarah J
| Cook miss Mary 4
| Cook miss Fannie
| Charters miss A '
| Clarke miss Della
| Chandler miss NJ w
| Carter miss George
Garter miss II X
| billiard mrs Win
| Dixon mrs Martha
billiard mrs : +
Doherty mrs John
Dudley mrs Lucy
Driscull mrs
Dewey mrs Eiyira
Dabuey mrs l. J
Daniel mrs Eliz
Everhart miss Mary
England MISS Mary !
Faircloth mrs Mary &
Frayser mrs f 4
Frawner mrs Octayia
Fleming miss Caroline
Forsythe miss I +
Fraysier miss Mollie
FERGUSON miss + {
Folkes miss ) II
Ford miss X Bell
Gill miss Emma j
Gardner miss n w
Gillespie miss Sarah :
Gift mrs Esther
Gibson mrs + \
Gentry mrs Martha
Gentry mrs @ i
Glenn mr. Marg't
Cabs mrs 5 A
Good mrs w II
Grigg mrs Z \
Garland mrs J NJ
Lakewood mrs L w
Hopkins miss $ 4
Hopkins miss Mary )
Hayes miss NJ L
Hassolt miss b
Hawkins miss ! T
Harris miss Ella Z
Hail miss IL
Hudgins miss 4 j
Hanna mrs Marg't
Hanlon mrs VI X
Hanson mrs Eliza
Harrison mrs j K
Harwood mrs Eliza
Heath mrs Eliza J
Henly mrs Mary Ann
Hill mrs Mary +
/ Holt mrs Jane
: Hanchcn mrs Susan
Hore mrs Mary
= JOY mrs Anne 2
James miss Kate
Jacobs miss Sarah
Johnson miss Cath 2
Jones MISS Susan +
Jones miss Anna b
kenna mrs Il
King miss y Il
Layne mrs 4 ID
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---------------- : -
EFINED SUGAR.


SUGAR.
We are now receiving 1,zoo packages New 7 ork
REFINED SUGAR; consisting OF
SO half. boxes Loaf, double refined;
leJ barrels Gnt Loaf .
$50 do. Crushed -
80 do. GRADUATED aud Powdered
10 do. A. and b., soft
I. 400 do. G. Extra, -
$50 do. e.. Yellow
All OF which We offer To the trade Mt low prices,
Ia arrive, Tor cash, or on forr mouths credit.
is at CRENsHAw 4 co.
DLEANE CALL Al THE SOUTHERN
1 Mua ~ n1rI Wy are prepared 70 cur
fashionable style, at the shortest notice Old
Hop SKIRTS made over, 10 wear aud look rs
well as new. Merchants get CLoAKs and
MANTlLLAs made 70 order, by Miss =. J, COOK
and Mrs J. &. JEFfRiEs, over N. Harris. corner
Main aud Iith sis. IL s--5t Sat Wed. saIs
N0IlCE.-persene wishing 70 correct their
district of Hsnrico county, Win please attend at
the c0uIT-HOusE. ON MONDAY, TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY next, where shall attend for that
purpose FROM O'Clock A. n. to . y. d., aud viii
take pleasure to make saeh e9rrstiessss u SHAH
Rs-A Gem Fev4upper District II. {.
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old DOMINION INSTITUTE--CoRN
I - Avn sTt sTREEVS The :
DRESERVE YOUR TEETH. Use ii

MEADE * BtkER'S SAPONlNE TOOTH POW.
DER is recommended by our Dentists as the bes'
that can he made. Read the following
II have used and prescribed the 'saPonihs
Tooth Powder OF Messrs. MEADE BANRR, an1'
in my opinion, no better preparation, lof the eAu'
in view, eau be compounded .t.u
- ..Jxo. Gro. WAIT, j enlist,
Price 30 cts jar. Prepared only by
MEADE u BAKER, Pharmaee utlsts,
ls6 Main ST., corner above fost-onlee,
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BOARDING.

NOTsCE-H0PE FIRE Co,
I6IN No. ATTEND a regular meet
-ffasSS<A ing of your company on SAfCR-
W y DAY EVENING, the 9th inst,
at half-past o'clock, at your ENGlNE-HouSE; in
Manchester and all the members are requested to
attend ). b. W ILLS, Sec y
Maneh ester Feb. 3, 1851. fe 9-ltF
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GEORGIA sTATEL OTTE Es.

fe 9-2t~
GEORGIA STATE LOTTER Es.'
MCKINNEY Co, MANAGERS.
The following are the drawn numbers OF GEoR-
6 i i: 8. % 80 90 20 70 81
MCKINNEY 4 Co,
fe Sits Savannah, Ga
NOTICE. shall, on SATURDAY next, the
~ sth inst. at II o'clock, sell az Executor At the
street, al the HOUSEHOLD and hlTG III il EUR
fe s--lt* Ex' of Eliza Harris, decd
OUILTED SKIRTS FOR LADIES,
" CHEAp.--Must be run off during the coming
week loo Heavy Quilted skirts, for Ladies, at 81
each not the cost OF material Which ihsy contsin
SkIRTS-aoo Hoop skirts, best steel, watch spring,
aud best make, warranted cheaper than can be had
CACTUS skiRTs-2eo CACTUS skirts, with steel
eEs sseh MoRREs skR ssp
SKIRTS, at less than half price-loo Moreen
skirts to be run of for VI each, a real bargain
The only g4sssR e eqy ofRaTssSp sSlEt i II
fe9 Maiierts old stand.
GEORGE HUMMEL'S PREMIUM, rs rs
u sENCE OF CufFEE.--0ne package OF this
eoss made wls x viii reese perfectly the real
taste of the best coffee and have more delicate
aud inner avSr aaer es9r aaf De .s or1 bs clear
without requiring anything else 70 elsri'y II. a
supply s''b 5efsisa sG CO.. saif Druggists 9y
f.9 No. 10 Main street.
CORK WOOD. CORK WOOD.--Just reeeiy ed
II LOT OF superior Sheet Cork, for seines. Fish
ermen should give US . GALL. .
e. BODEKEk CO., Druggists,
f.s Main ST.. near Old Market.
DOYTES CELEEKATED KOSE WHIS'
ia . Il g. n. DAVENPORT,
| THAMPAGNE WINE.-2vo easss and b4ske cts
| u pure imported Wine, for sale u low price,
| fe's l. q .. pAN ~ ron l..
nLD NYE n HiSkEY Of superior quality
/ ~ .sGoId Medal brand, for sale by
/ fee T. Il q. d. DAVENPORT,
| HEKKiNGS.-.so0 bbis. Cut aud Gross Halifax
0's''' WuHBLE 4 CLAIBORNE.
| ks No, II Pearl street.
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mARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEB. 5, 1851.

High Water this day (Sat"rday) at Al O'Clock
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mo PHNSICIANS.-Your attention IL solicited
| to ..PROPYLAMlNE,' a.neor remedy for Rheu
natism, hrst successfully prescribed by DR.. Awe
uarius, OF ST. Petersburg, Russia, and recently w
MANY other eminent Practitioners in Europe aId
America 1t is particularly mentioned and highly
commended in the reports Of case: Of " Rheum4
tism'i and Acute Rheumatism in the PENNEY
vania Hospital. We have the pure "Chlortde Pro-
pytsmine,'i and also the solution Of PropYlamihs
with directions az To Its use.
MEADE q BAKER, Phatmaceutists,
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various sizes, weights aud e1iofh, ribbed a."
main wear: Grey, Red aud White shaker, Wa
terbury and English fabrics 81 ~ u breast ~ 70
q waist, and the whole lot going ut REDUCED
prices w .. IUFMast As'n,,
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE

NOR HIRE-Two very accomplished male
+ HOTEL and DINING-ROOM SERVANTS, and
a senteel CHAMBERMAlD Apply to c,p
l.. \. COCkE,
Onice 18th St Exchange Hotel Building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-09

NOR HIRE-Two DRIVERS, hxe BOYS, one
L HOUSE GIRL, one No. TW lsIEk, ana lonr
FOR RENT-Two new TkNEMENfs III %
rear OF my office, and three HOUSES below E S:s
the Poor House Spring. just beyond the cor
nnyation line GEO. W. IL. TYLER,
General Agent. Marshall street,
feats Between 7th and 9TH
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1861-06-27
Irwin W. Potter.

The Harrisburg Telegraph of Monday, has
the following notice of Irwin W. Potter, for
merly Of this county
" Pennsylvania has not Only sent her own
sons to assist in bearing the brunt of the bat
tie fo. the Union, but those who have been
exiles and immigrants from her mountains
and valleys, are passing over her territory
every day, bearing the banners OF o her ;Com-
monwealths to the fight, in which they will
not only shed honor on the states of their a.
doption, but maintain their share of the cred.
it of the State of their birth, the glorious old
Keystone. Among those who have passed
through this city, en- route for the federal
Capital, was Irwin W. Potter for rmerly of
Centre county. Pa, but now OF Ashkosh, Wis
consin. Mr.. Potter is the Orderly Sergeant
of Company E. second Regiment, Wisconsin
Volunteers, that left this morning for Wash
ington. His friends in Centre county will
be pleased to hear that he is we'll, and is en-
listed with all his enthusiasm and energy in
the war. Sergeant Potter is llneal descend
ant Of the gallant General Potter, of revolu-
tionary reuown, and has the metal in him to
make good soldier"