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, 1861-03-01

Total ois45 go 1W.. 23 39oiS 1G5
The receIpta Ct Hogs today amounted ID ~
dressed and III live. There was eooa demand
fos Dressed Hogs By ptcsers, and the ma1Scf was
steady aad firm at s5!E0GS5os foz Light 10 hea|s.
Live Hogs were In liuli:ed demand hy packers aHo
shippers, End sales ranged from S46oQ15ea gross
the latter quotation being paid for lot OF heasy
By a city packT.
Thcre rss some inquiry for packing cattle to-day
to supply Messra. CraEin & cd.1 who commeneea
klliag to I'll s government contract. Fur
to rood heeves were sold at $2-T593ees, and prime
1t $3.50.
There was good demand tor Aess Pork to-day
snd the market vas bi>aer, without ho"eEer any
advance About 800 brls city packed changed
hands, In small Lots, st $1,000. lolders OF round
lots Of early packed arc still firm, and they gen
aa1ly refuse TO place thefr stocks OH LIE
market. Cut Meats nrc dull and heavy, exccSt
Green Sides, which nre in demand for shipment
South To-day lot Of I go changed hands NJ INC
rubbed In salt and packed. q lot Of SOD pcs Bulk
Shoulders was also scld at 5Ac packed, which is a
concession Of 4c z b. on former quotations.
Lard ia In fair request and firm at 91Sc fur prime
LeSt aud ec for No. !, Mt which quotations about
$50 pEgt changed hands,
80. So The advance In the rates Of Eastern Exchange
has tended to increase the number Of buyers Of
provisions, and the market is strengthened there
by
There wzs good inquiry for Flour to-day aua
the market WAS steady aud tocrahy active at pre-
gioas quotations. About $, 600 br1s changed hands
It e4gol&.s5 fer low sErade to choice spring CT.
f.as, and e. s5@a Is for euperhnc. At tho close O.
1hs market, owing to the high rates ofeexchange,
there was rather Eao1e inquiry and the market
, 1861-03-01
NOTICE OF sALE-Whc1eae

Gsian@s has been made IN the ecuditions c, ac,E
~ Meftgase hesSng date Gu the nrst day oi May
y. eighteen hundred md f{ty seven. and e1seatci
to AzaEiah Flags IN 1he City 81 New FORK TTs;es
aqa d7 recorded IN ths s.heo ot tho Secretary Of srax
Gnder said mortgage and tho Undersigned hss Re ~
Visions Of esd mortgage, successor to 6a1i Flas a
trustee u nia placc Nov. therefore, by virtue
e 81 f. &c and y
sishtssa hpndIsd and a ths ststea Ho1ss
GtS q ghs5eessa isepe.a 4 ~ SGse oe:sE
e afternoon that daT, cell at public auction 10 ,te
hgtez BIDDER. tor tho payment 81 t~o hu3drss. Aea
ooe cent5 ttsa pss4), tie snonns Of Bends .ccrrzd
nE said mortgage row outstanding. with the interest
thereon unpaid being tae amount elan:gd to is dne
s!oa q hs Railroad ol SD cofsay mon is tt q
tssssF Ra Is 81 III s Z!
sawaTA rails bridges, fences 6tatocs, hols
nna s. esa s
phny then held thereafter acquired Ii connection
ith the said nrat diytsioa Of their r.~ay rehng
esss shapsss a. len by
and corpoFase and other falchEes Of said shebcT>a
Ia aiss aeston q sher saisay Of reiahss eIeto:
And also all the locomotive ensinea tenders ckf: Of
@ nnS ans sae G f.
inc SAX road then owned Or tnerea1ler acquired by
1F or sppar1enaas to the auresal line oi rad t. za6
fttt1ticn OF those thea owned OF otherEiae, ali o4
witch personal chattes were declared TO be 1;rs:a
win, aLo not separated snerc1soo. and Eere 10 be
'>,~- -. ..s SAMUEL P. BENSON. Trn*see
, 1861-03-01
MARKET BY TELEQHAPH.

NEWYoRK, Feb. ss-AsHrsaw u with6at iii sbuptt
Bales at 85.124 far pots sud $660 for pearl.
Cor1oN-Rules dull and unEettled. The market
WAS not fairly opened under tbs Canadian = news,
fa ah1 We y eny hear small sales at l19fc far mil
FtopR-Dut, hea.yana e. lowafE,c viii on1y mod
crate buAtnesat doing fne< export and hons con.
naP ss5ss sfls $51o tes e
for extra state4 1p@5. % Tor super western, s.
2o@5:45 fol. common to, medium extra western,
Sssp Ssis s saRP9s oe ei;2 % e sasds sd g. 9aa s1
aaies oi So bis It ts 2s@s Is for common to good
extra Rye flour quiet, with small eales At $3,40l
4lg g 1or eammont to choice super Corn meal dull
~ WaDS1-Sa1es r s1.1 quite firm with IN active de-,
e5a sa5Ss go SssyT H. e asS as 1m 9TH
iioa. ss!ss saoeo ii 4 Sl;is Del foF chieago
f,pFss ,[ u,3 sSS as 1r MTanksf "a sta
$1.43 for choice dBonrnern. Rye continues dull.
Sales 100 bu ut &C. Barley quiet at 7o@soc Corn
heavy and about 1c lower. Sales $500 bu at 85Kc
del; 59060c fo1, new mixed western at depot 6oc
for new yellow southern adoat, and 6S675c for
white southern. including small lots handsome at
nd Canada; ss15assc IL state. tae 1ot Western
Paoy1s1oss-Pork quiet and ateady. Sales o,
$50 brls ct 817 rs for mess, aud $1e6 for prime
III ss TO- PRSnaes pe@se ssss 81 q e!:
70 for repaeked mess; $10@ll for extfa meas.
Prime meas beef dull aus nominal. Beef ham.
quiet and firm. at 12@15c for state and western.
Cut meats steady and In fair demand. Sales Of q:
pigs at 61@ze for shoulders, and eN@sKc fol
hams. Tho uuttfde for very chofce city clt hog1
was eX@7e. corn-fed dressed, and: C.: for lie
weights: Bacon dnll and heavy. Lard steady md
In faIr demand. Sales $40 pkgs At gk@i0Ac
Butter selling at 1o@14c for Ohio, and 14@l9c 10,
etate- Cheese steady at 991oHc for inferior tt
prime 1890. -, -.
Tn1ow-1Faiirm and in fair demand salea Is, ,oo
7os ut 9A@9Xc.
GaocaIEs-Codee quiet, and prices steady
sugar IaM steady, moderate demand ; sales 100
bids. Melado Sc; sos boxes fHavana51 15X. and
by auction 500 boxes no, 4A@e. Molasses con
| tinueB quiet, enles 160 bble, n o 1905; As hhd
| Muacovado it 2a: Is hhds Porto Rico ai, and b,
anction 400 bbls, n 9 31@s9H;
G q R IGox, Chi B l. q T6 Cleveland s Toled
874, aalena 4 Chicago q. ~ Central scr5p ssz
| MS guar Iutee 33z<, n G lis. Del l. 8 y r s.
MS KR 15K, n G cox, Reading AK. Harlem Pre-
AN, Erie 35,N G BOX, Bel n Hudson %. s
81, registered o5H, o 6s 81. Coupons 93H, Trcasu
| " las 102, G honda OF, Pac Mail So,
, 1861-03-01
Cbifaap Uriibtttte,


- :;=-: -: *
49,. AoSDAr EvkNtSa, Fen. 2S,~ 1d61*
r,s-,tnT Int sooa srter The oncnfne @ nr,rat{ dis.
patches nom New Tork announced that ni.souti
bonds had acno up to 70 cents, rise OF * 4lnee
list might, and though The sel!ng price was ain-
t.lnea at per cent, sha. market was .weak. 1.-THE
bankers did not 11ke to ply nbove PEI can't. II
,snsa rnnti,{na II, 3,,,+o,, +ha- 1f11 h. ,f,,a,v
- - ~ - ~ .a.tuee W tney VI wu ee uae..
70 aos y ta1s umo oe11 week He ANAL e1peH 70
bee exchAnga faN rapidly to something like living
rate,
~, ~. -, - :. -. -
long sfuce continue 10 be taken by the bankers, az
nsnkl One concern In ills city, noted for ite fast
preteasions: on the snal1eEt amount OF good
ea,a. an .v,.vi h,1c =, {,s ro.re- txo nj li,rca
- - .-..>,., ~ t,i,ota
oAys Ego 10 ta1oW cIl lAsHe u411os1o1 "iA'''0
,hanks- Tic only result would have been immense
1ozs Ia tn the neone for the benc4t Of sba.pcrsaud
@T.,, ~. s..-'s-S. .....;.ht ,rj,,r
cellar bsoEefs- Inc nfnness ana sotes'gut viz
, 1861-03-01

and spring mixed, and f.3e for amber st.ta Rve
In the etreet O., Oats In tho street a0@8a, Sales
car lots state t24 delivered. Corn In the sttess
k8859., F1tthsr eales Of barley weft reported On
change Today covering 10 600 buE ut CSC for 4OO0
bus. Jefereon county In car lots and the balance
1000 bus. .Rrockpost to latrive by railway from
Little Falls, at = prtca tc be eHxed---Whfeky-Sal
faets4a.s 91; VI toea1 y pos' II
, 1861-03-01
lRgal advertisements.
I'M ASTER'S SALE.-State of ri

M MASTER'S SALE.-State Ct I'LL
~ noiR Cook County. Circuit Court Cor coan,y.
In Cha9cery. Robert Scovtl ys Henry J. SpaIdin1.
F1eer Master iu cha:c r. Of Co i couaty s,a;s -
illinois, will en- the s1th Day nf Ma~c l. y js5 sI II,
nclnck IN the forenoon OF sad aar IN obedience to
nsrth door Of the Court House Of &c County Ct coc
II the city Of ChcaEu. a q the to!low {: te cSbr.
parcel u land situate in sIt count. cf Cook to pt
IAc undivided af Of the northwest Quafter oY 5ectit
nvs q n Township .htEtyezht ts} north Range rir-
Ing one hundred and sixty acres or 50 much t,eref
AZ may be necessary to make the o1sy due to The sad
complainant by sa'd decree, Sth principal, inercs;
= G. FAME FREER, Maste. in chaucery Cork 60
Chicago, February q. i. i. 1851 issserstd Ss d.
GTATE OF ILLINOIS. COOK
~ COUNTY, s. g. Superior Court Of ch,csca.
ha5eh Term D.. lssi Stephen Salisbury ~ Tra:.ei;
Publ notice IL hereby giyen to tie sa.d Fra=cIs 4
west TINT Two EEtis Of attachment 1ssue & lie
dated The :sth day o January A. j. ISL Il tie suit ei
The tatd Stephen Salisbury ard aEaiusf tie e.. ste ii
the said Frac1s X West, OF three baGrrd
and eleven 1oliarr directed TO tbs shcfttfs to I
County aEd lroq9.is which .ald wttss ase hrcn ~:
raneta H. West ehal personally be 4nS arrta1 b. II
The said Superior Curt cl EhcaEo oa ii nel3rr III
n5st day Ct ths thereof to be holden Ut The e.
House. n the City Of Chh o. the nat
s.a plaasas aetlSa ent a IL st3! rs es =
ths property at:srhed a b. scicn1 ~ ~ nIgM 81
saInn. %ooes' " u s.'tu e s@ISls Ia
iaisa,.sIaE d TorETE1LoTrE. PITTS Atl5i
, 1861-03-01
ROOTS AND SHOES.

Business during the past month was light, but
not moro 80 than was generally expected. sone
houses show double the business OF 1859 and 1860;
while all show more or less OF an increase The
demand has beeu chiefly tor frst-c1ass worE, some
kinds Of which we're entirely run out butcommon
goods were dun and Glow sale.
With regard to the Ep1ing trade, al onr ~nolesae
houses arc making calculations for heavy IN
crease in bueiness Stocks in the interior are Tery
low. and the high rates Of Eastern Exchange will
bring large number OF buyers to this market, Who
usually 70 East. To meet this demand very heavy
stock. OF goods being received, and before zen
days have pasaed away, onr various dealers WILL oe
resy to exhibit large and varied IN assortment
Of goods as was ever seen west Of the seaboa9d.
With regard to prices, nearly MI kinds Of common
work arc lower than last year; bnt fne goods,
which are in better demand in Eastern markets.
than ever before there Is not much change. In the
quality Of the material and the Workmanship, how
ever. there is d very material Improvements
that on the whole even high-priced goods are
cheaper than formerly.
Collections in the interior have been rather slow,
bccausc Of the low prices OF corn, &c but as socn
ss navigation opens sslcs will be freely made at
current prices, and money will be plentieF.
sfAA~*~~+-AN >~~~>-S-
in this branch Of mercantile trade doing buainesa
this apring: .
C. r. Henderson & Co. ..Rawson, Bartlett b Co.,
Bueli, Hi}l 4 Granger, Fargo Bill,
Doggctt, Bsssett 4 Hill, Davis, Sawyer & Co.,
=. Wadswor;t T. Wells.
With regard to the trade In lostou, the Ad7trst
edr Of the 2sth says:
The improvement noticed in the boot and shoe
market In our 1set has been followed by st Ereat'
er activity the past week A. large number Of buy.
era are arriving and departing. and the amount u
goods pufchAsed has been quite large, although
sti falling short Of former seAsons First quality
Of work Of selling at very fair prices. but for al
other kinds tie market rules very Low. as there Is
considerable composition among dealers to dispose
OF their Rtscks OF low.priccd goods The principal
purchases contlnue to be for the West aud south
west, although goods TO moderate extent have
becn taken Tor different places South. We look
for good tratla tor eone weeks. 4 few buyers
ste aleo here from tbs Provinces. and the New
rno. .ap1 trade are expected to commence purcnas
mo ner; month. 600 cases were offered at aHcion
N M Weinr.a..u 1ast OF which $50 cases sold n
IS. .4ca. for cash. The quality Of the goods Eal
5oor. and prices ruled ,2T. The shipuents OF the
week by water and railroad l:ot pp LARGE conpEls
ing IT, 5l7 cascs. .4...
There is rather more doing among the mannlac ,s
turcrs who turn out desirable goods but otherwise
trade with them Is dull, us there u ample stoeSs
all other kinds Of work.
, 1861-03-01

NEw YoaK, Feb. 28.-Thete are a great NUM-
her Of merchants In the city, making purchss-
es early, with. view. OF ayaiiing themselves Of
the ordinance admitting goods to the Com
federated States free Of duty up to q certain
date The dry goods business is unusually &C
tive,
, 1861-03-01
HonoFs to EaNhfofH CT1ttenden and
.Infann NM.

:: caonaAr1, Feb. 2a-The: city Council
last night adopted unanimously resolution
expressing confidence Fl the patriotism and
ability Of hon. John J, Crittenden, regrettiug
the close Of bis public career, and inviting
him as he returns home, to accept the hospi-
A,reso1utIon was also adopted extending the
came Invitation to Hon. Andrew johnson.
, 1861-03-01

tAwAA4A COHFGHt4ous
RICHMOND, Feb. 28-Iu Convention to-day
Mr.. Morton made speech in favor of in1ae-
date secession, denouncing the result Of the
Peace Convention.
Mr: Baylor commenced Union speech, aud
the Convention adjourned.
Major GTynne, Of the army, was buried to-
daF.
, 1861-03-01

GRAep RAr1ps, Mich, Feb. 2s.-Dapiel Bar
Der, Tux Collector, was found murdered in the
highway, near LaphAmvine, in this county,
early this l;aa mSEni3g He !. supposed to have
hin him which is missing. No clue to To niuf:
, 1861-03-01

RALEIGH, N. G.; Feb. 27.-These is consiler-
ss!e excitement here pending the election for
delegates to the State Convention tormorrow.
The Union Club Is holding meeting tonight
There Is crowded audience, but no disturb
hl1ce -
, 1861-03-01

: XeNH1yAFdu13 1celBIaIuf4s
HARRIsBuRoH, Pa, Feb. 2a-Tbs Senate
this morning passed the bill continuing the
tonnage tax on the Pennsylvania Railroad. by
3S to Is. The simtbury and Erie Railroad
bill passed finally, IS to 6 The Senate agreed
to adjourn on the 18th of March.
, 1861-03-01
Escort to Ruchnnan.

BALTIMORE, Feb. ga battalion Of the
City guards design showing their respect for
PRESIDENT Buchanan on his fotlracy from cfflce
by giving him al escort with full ranks, from
this city to his homs IN Pennsylvania. ::
, 1861-03-01
PROVISIONS.

c1Ne1sH4rI-Feb. 27.-1n our general markets,
provisions continue to work drmer, With an in
creaslng demand. Bacon sold to the extent OF 238
hhds today. At TX, sk@1oSc for shoulders. rib
aud clear tides and most helders at close contended
for an advance OF A1Ac. A good demand fprung
up for bulk meat, amt bU0, 600 fbs snld at 6H@BXc
for shoulders and sides; in addition to which a
lot OF heavy sidcs brought sKe. q mesa pork
go bsls Sly sold st 1s ,os3 and p;a,o 5S1nd lot
$16,T5, The views Of holders are pretty firmly
h1ed at SIT for good brands. Prime fierce may b.
quoted at 94Q91xc, sellers asking the latter and
buyers offering the former. Keg is dnl At 100
1p4c>-GQzek6.
PROVISIONS IN LoU1svnLE-Feb. e6--The pro-
vision market remains quiet, With only small de-
maud for mess Pork and the GALES WeEe limited to
lis brls city packed rness at $17 the market clos
ing firm at that quotation The demand for bacon
for shoulder, 91c fo1 RIB, 9Xc for clear rib aud
105<<c for clear sides. Lard Is quiet, with email
sales frum the obbers at 10e for brls and 10kc for
kegs, There was nothing doing In bulk naeata.-
, 1861-03-01

PUBL1C NOTICE.-The public
~. an and al psrs9ns interested are hereby notified
Dn1DGE. Of Michigan CITY .Laport County Ind, has
9sen dlaoysd ana a. thar tulneEs s scattered over
iLLlAots IxpIASA, MICHIGAN, Aal other EtasrR and
u co5ssQuence Of tho Of said 1a:a 1r beng
unable T. come to any te1n!te atrangeEeata abuu:
inesSfors = notty ths public and all peFs Inter
@ Gsed = and a1 petsons having demands asainst said
dation and a1l persons who indebted said lrm
are requested 70 make INN edIa.s payment and 6eitle-
ment with ~ the numbers IT the ana nor oftef-
slss a. aeitaev Frederick Haskeu ner John Barker
arEp a IL sny Maangr hereafter ~hatavsr. WITHOUT
GIVEN THEM NoR EiIlER oF THEA, sizes Iii
at VA S d 1'ssaTsa az iafs .h aay of February, 1851
unless they shall trst enter into fair and lust a.
s IN ,rs lor eosns the business Of tho
Az pes*oas sv1u. business to arrange or to cIose
VII ~ ai !5ts n must have ny nt thereto.
soe q ~; all persons viii t4ke duo aoucs s:si
OF them uaay do, as binding On me wjthSut
, 1861-03-01

NoRFoLE, Feb. 27.-The United States fl.
gate Germantown is getting ready :for sea.
, 1861-03-01
EGT H1AE q. HHLFuHI:
fEA1c1 4 HlJ5AAE. | a1Tc aH1cIA. ulx T. eu,zx

FRANCIS i. HOFFMAN,
Consul O. the Grand Duchy ot SAKE y7etrar ~.
paehie= Of hEuuIE1ck and saxe,Gotha, and ths rs
cty ot and By special act or aevcra s,s,es
BADEN. BAVARIA, HANOVER, HEsSn NASSAU
PRUSSIA EA4uNY. WIETEMBERG, CLDESRER5;
&c. 4s:F+ xr1Tv
, 1861-03-01
Chicago TlsIBUNE.

Devcted to News, Commerce, Politics,
Agriculture, Education, ART, seleuee
, 1861-03-01

:. TnursDAT EsES1ao, FEE. ss. 1861.
1as following are the ssce'pts and shipments for
, 1861-03-01
MY WRITTEN CONSENT.
HI2AM ALDRIpGE.

H.-Fredcrick Haskell has Noticed tho pcblIe. }v
RfTats notices. bearing date Michigan City. Ind Feb
taen 1el tHa the partnership which once existed he
Haskell Adrtlge. no longer e1!s.a whtca Is Tue ~
no iae1 aEn h.s existed for seIer yeasa paat ana
aasksM ny aaye do7s II TUE nas q he ate dsri oi
MIehigaa Guy. Ind, FebEuary eth. ISL.
fe971SI HTi:4M SYnyrn~r
, 1861-03-01

The ahoye z3.c = postponed until Thursday. the
ssTenta DR. g March nsxt. at nc same hols aid
fs''~' "'' JLIEs POTTER Aortxseea.
, 1861-03-01
DUBL1C NOTTrE-Tbo n,h1;,

saI1e rate. A
~ Aoasy In Registered Letters may be sent ut ouS
slak- Address TRt8GEE,EhIc7Rc. Ill
, 1861-03-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
xXXvTTH CoaGRKSs-sesond Session.

AAAyllH GQAGk&953r-sSfe9Q1 eosaI0Ae
WAsH1naroz, Fe1. 2k-;.ssxxATE- KING
Presented number Of petltlona, signed by eey-
tuition as It 6, and the enforcement Of the
Mr.. FOSTER presented aaYers1- petitions In
favor Of the Border Mats resolutions.
Mr. LANE reported frpm the committee Of
conference on the Oregon war debt bill. that
:the; Senate :agree:4 4es:ahe e House alaename7t
81, 400 000, and allowing The auditor to receive
additional evidence I'd regard tos supplies fur
nIshed, &C., and that the Becretary Of the
!. Treasury u authorized to pay the claimants in
the Bonds of the United States. The report
!. The Post Ofiee Appropriation BIZ was taken
up. = The ameadmenta Of the Committee Of
Finance being nnder consideration. =;
BY consent HI. r.CRTTTENDEN, from the Sc
lect committees on proposition adopted by the
Peace Conference, ofered report recommend
Ing the adoption Of that proposition -
{Mr. Trumbul1) and himself formed minority
: On that Committee, and wished to submit .
substitute as minority report. but the ma
jor1ty held TINT 1t was not competent, 80 he
asked leave to submit joint resolution in bis
own name, in which the Senator from Illinois
concurred
WHEREAS, The Legislatures Of Kentucky, ILL.,
AAIHo Hta ~" V~AS@y 0A*0 eRfA4sA ~ NSukA0ne ~
call Convention for proposing aneudmcntb to
the Constitution; therefore -. '.[
R<5o!red, That the other States be invited to
take the subject into consideration, and express
their will upon the subject to Congress, In purbu-
ance OF the bth article Of the constitntion- :
Mr.. HALE objected to the consideration of
the report to-day.
Nj. Do0LIrTLE said that it was mistake
that Wisconsin had sent Delegates to the Con-
yention. he had pioviso, which at the pro-
per time he shoa1d Offer to The first section OF
the amendment proposed by the Convention,
provided that this section shall take effect on
the express condition that no State Or any part
thereof heretofore admitted, or hereafter to be
admitted, shall have power to Withdraw from
the United States, and that the Constitution
be the supreme Law Of the land, anything con.
tanned In any constitution Or ordinance Of any
State Legislature to the contrary knotwith'
standing. .,....'.-,'
The report and amendments and Joint reso:
luton were ordered to be printed and laid
! over, ... -
Nj. TRUMBULL presented the credentials
Of Atr. HENRY 8. LANE, -Senator elect from
Indiana. -
| Mr. TRUMBULL reported from the CON
mittee appointed to walt On the President and
1 --s.3
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-16
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
NM MISUNDERSTANDING COmPA-

VNHE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE. IoIi ~ y -
~ pr pared bushes, and ue A'svhuo Vi ~
pubics rne5 called TO the importance O. ~ M osts
Cor pany its charter div 6e,ehesu9 " - - =, '
even year among the policy FOLDERS, ueIuy ts =,
diva tages Of the -tua system, Sl te ~
perpetual CspitSl stock Of 100000 an the auueu
g. ckhoders permanent moueyid Interest IN '
", IN prudence and economy. . -. =, - , V.-,,,n.
The Chatter requires half heCApal stooA ana 10
bengestedi In Bond and Mortgage OF unn' unOe'eu N ~
worth suhle the amount. .,-,.. -.
object the Company 10 aid In retaining AZ nome
he immense amount OF money which goes anuAly n.
81 Life Pr mluns Northern Companies That money WIN Ve
loaned 20 Customers OF yeas Al leg h'''
burseI in midst. - ,-r-,.t 4.
Enlowments and Annuies granted LIE and term fohoeS
sued at other GOOD Conpsnes sAVes
one year or for a trm OF years.
DIRECToB.
wln. H. MAciarlGpd. John Psreeh,
Jofeph Allen, bAmI bsyg'
Roscoe B. dea h, jos 4. hlieIs'nt
Thos w. M.Ctnos Thomas P. August,
John II Montague, Ro. H. maHTyi
nav Jas A. OOwardlnt
Lewis Ginter, j. r. McOleIlauui
John Joats z. T. Moore,
las / An srson John q. Claiborne,
Lewis d. CrtnshaEt y. o. Hh5rry,
Wn. G. PGre, VIM H. OhFstau,
II & O BasAtryiu wyndhan RobertfonI
san' J. HarIton, John z. shaieri
W D. II HaIal, PeterO. WARWICK
Root. T. BROOKE, h o. hthhlUH,
9e ID. Slel, Edward Newell,
We Inston Godd n, Geo. J Sumner
los, Dooey D. 2. Woodbridge.
Pre,idoat-sAM'L J. HARRls0h
V.s frey.dos:-WM. II. HANALi+
Phys,Cidit-Dr. BLAIR BURNELb
dATRey-BOSOOE Z. HEATH ESQ.
All J ADkIR PLEAsANTs, gecreiAry.
ES- nee corner Main llth streets, Richmond
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splendid stock OtPianOs:
WORCESTEK'S NEW SCALE.
-, a. ,..l. D.. s..I .sss-t-eo, ofths most superb
w PIANO F0RrLs
~ 81 o. ..r. I-tl -,.rs-t and ~Ntr'1auon non
Nosel 10 van 1i ne D A MORRIS.
"a u,ass-I-r Anf D-,i-- in Pis1ot.rtss
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.


TENRI WEEKLY, THROUGH TO LYNCH s5Ee-,rTTTTTt
L BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, EsssRfsssgs -
AND TRI-wEEKLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYS, MAKING A DAI
LY LINE As PAR As sCOTTsviLLE
Richmond sootsvie . - Richmond 10 Lexington ~ 90
" Lynchburg. 1 OO " Buchanan. 2 Oh
The through line Richmond Monday, Wednesday snd
Friday at5 P NJ and and Gih September the Way
line scosvie will leave 81 Tuesday, Thursdays and Sat
urdsy up scoYi Returning leave scotts-
Vile Monday. wednesday AID Friday at llE A. NJ.
distance fare time " passing In card below for through
line and scottsya line viii pass intermediate
points opposite day the hougo and hour
later coming down.
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RoanssD, Va

TALBOT BROTHER, Proprieiort 81 IN, 49,. -,
Il brilding PORTABLE sTEIM ENOIsEs "Otu
proved construction, Of all sizes, from cir fay ~
suitable FOR Circular Saw Mills, nT,shng M.slit,, r'.'
purposes which they fatter Themselves are fsy co. % ar
peror 70 any Engines built here elstvhere ' s''r
They will also furnish STATIONARY ETHAN IHrn,
zen Horse 70 any required power 'sb hss
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, Of the most approved s,,.
and OF various sizes. ' .stti
PUMPS and wHEELs Ter wATER WORKS, roRr,It,,,-
MILLS, and IRONS for MILLS Of al kinda. 'If
RAILROAD WORK OF every description.
TOBACCO PREssEs, ELhTTENIHG MILE ana ALL.
manufacturing Tobacco together With every lind Of IE M
RON CAETINGS and WROUGHT IRON WORK 1Ah9 a.