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SHOULDER sGAN
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SETRT9i
EAiRTSi
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED OK EusAax
UnequHiied by any
NEW sTYIGs OT FRENCH EosGAis.
EMBROIDERED BOSCH SHIRTS.
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIFTS.
SERENo SHIRTS ARD DRAWERS
COLLARS, T!gs, ST0Cga
GLOVES and ltALF-HuSE
RASDI ERCRTEFgi
SHIRTS.
". P. TGWLES & BRO.
PATENT SH0ULUER-SEAM SHIRT UANUFACT0RY
i@s EssiEls1ss,s& street
Cnde7 CaTroil 9aJ
SOLE AGGNTs FOR JNO. CLARK. Jr. 4 CO.. "a
GHIYE COTTON. slso.
p%rEtsT FLOOR sRArgs a,s,f
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Ct. JOsEPH's ACADEMY

~ No. 77sAR.roo, ,r,n ctCALTERT mn.
The eyercises az M toIA HEAh SHARLEs STREE
further information can procure PrSspare.s 2ns dearng
a, the Academy dem g.,,,,, y 1 as,5t+
II III 1oi ~ iN"; a: ~ GEO &. CAREY, A NJ
Msssrs. TOPPING u CAREY will reopen their SCHOOL
FOR BOYS on MONDAY, September lfth NJ d Ios.
h N t. Classical ana couts strict aten
ISL school educati 81 s ordinary '1ches Of an Eng
Mr. Carey ray be seen few days before the opening Of
ee qT59e AZ 70 % eaedral stet e6eo23&dtOl
4 NHESTNUT HILL SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG
This Institution las been N fglI oeertion Y
S snb5Stn il Sc reanaS @ +" q o@ss
associations Pupils are received e years age and
to the pa 81 RpP Is 6s 63 3 S S sonS
in@ to.ig,,I Enlargement ;Fl 2.
passed in natural beauty and entire Reaiaaes5 There
spsmDe AID ending the LAST &" |sdac s5
FOR Admission or for Qirealqrs a5ress the Rector.
al5-d6seosg -'-,1"-''> I Baltimore ore Ma.
I UNIVERSITY Of MARYLAND.
The fourth annual session o Fl he Sc sc&oo q E. Ms
s3s2 9 "a the e., Ypvf ri Of 5aryan wig
condi Of public Affairs Of atare to intsrsre 3 Ibe
Of ine Ty p rgo anGg @ 5T GUY TIE hs
their course Of 5truction useful and ss!sfC;9rt IN %
PUPILS Tha :, ,,i,,,., =. o..... -, ,,
ccnfin,,@s 10 ~ lt oEioHSSs ~ me Sci9oi
tsdtlo. OF The prlncip IS o. Medicine and Surgery.
80, .,o g. v. AiLTE&BERGER, g. D.
THE Pcmona wits SUP RE r. 4 s9ut1l lean
burg Intellirencer; Fi-tshurg tz IT, " jnciss.a ri
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Herald IfedeiIck Md Sou hern Il ss, Erlar Nd Cfcr
zstte Upp MEANINGLESS T cq e Leo ac :.at2sh a g.
journal Rockville sd. Gazette, 4rrgnai. III Tiat"il
Prinee Frederick, Nd; News, Chest r,wn Nj: Ioai Ga
ChGestowp Va Hdvocata C5arnttscviIi,' ~ ~,
Lyncgburo, Va; Whig Leesbur. IN iir.,i$ ,+'rcIi
Va; ItrlCenCer, Petersl;i,g Va i,ag,tt
va; American, Elijah TIA CITY, n. C. fr-.s " ,irr:.n
lard Nd COPY once we o g Civilian CnIqGe
to office Of Daily Exchange ''-' '1' "''''
| N HV0T Tl5,T ? 49,,
! I ,oiOnA SO1hEGI,
| zA GoREER OF CALVERT MADISON SITS.
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Z. &. STTI.TG.
GALLERY OF PHOTOGRAPHY
sd n. CHARLES STEGGGTGT.
Ia1l-u OPPOSITE Ct. PAUIls CHURc4.
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EMPORIUM OF ART.
JAEES FRYER invites attention to the very evts,ei,,,
assortment OF Looking now in store suitable &c.
every position and Of G sizes.
Aantei Mirrors, Pier and Wall do oval and sauare
Oornices, Tables Brackets CoDsols &c, at une3ugieG
prices.
The latest English and standard French Eagrayinas 81.
ways in stock.
Particular and undivided attention given to the depart
5aen Oh PICTURE FRAMES Also, frames Tor Miniatures
Photographs, Portraita. &c.
FRYEia'S Galleries,
No. n South Calvert ss.eat
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new artistcal and literary publication never known in
change office - - 49, a242t+
fENHE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO EMPLOY A
gentleman who can come well recommended as to charac-
Ter ana qualification He will be required teach music
Apply % A0s fRk s B. hnsff IAN
szt-o@~ Patuxent City, Char es county, Md.
MODERN LANGUAGES.
I'VE NJ. RABILLON having returned to town. will re.
s9@ hf lessons Can he seen in e8 Ma OLSON
Slt,Ghi. a2f4t*
A 7 A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
- CF THE CONSOLIDATED MINING co. held August
Befnf S Sf the Ria5d Sf
ly elected President. a2I8t
no l PERUVIAN GUAN0.
Son SALE IN LOTS H T2 fal{ H. BY WAKEFIELD co,
@-iznr 10 Spear's wharf
FLOUR
ss6r Choice ice brands Family, Extra and Super FLOUR in
corner Pratt and Commerce Streets
~ 50 G0 lbs Prime Western Bacon SIDES receiving and
IL corner Pratt and Commerce streets
:, 4 NJ w Th0mss Co.'S and VIM. Clifford NeG's Fami-
1t corner Pratt and Co ii1' Street streets.
DURE BREAD!
PATENT UNTERNENTED GRATED BREAD,
This Bread is always unNoHnn quality, Keeping moist
nutritious 6an Bss as 9 a @ fSaas and
"iihsANFhb FREE FROM ALL DELg1EBIqUs INGREDIENTS.
gut The fermentation OF the Flour Yeast corruption
| ents. ~ Ah'su
al i ba reconmsnded by eminent Chemists and Med
OF Physicians in London for its dete.ic qualities
,lst-Irs CHsElcrEF Being made without the use Of
fea:t or Alkaes all the virtues OF the retained
away Fermslted BTsad it keeps always swd and
can be eaten (evsn warm by dyspepics invsids
2d1ITs ENTIRE GLEANLISEsS. The Dough kneaded by
The ladies Of Baltimore invited to cali and witness
g Families Bakers and eaers supplied in any part
'h &c city; wholesale ,n1S SID re;ail .,-,.
Nos 452 and ii " Baltimor rE st near P.ar
.t ~ few thofoughsons AGENTS wanted inmedi,
| MEERSCHAUM PIPES.
hRUTEEE, cgsF&T 4sD ROSEWOOD
Tie first a ~ x6Ba22EEta SsRR & FIRES
has been received direct from
and is nov open 516T f5r inspection.
Our assortment comprises
In bsansy Of shane syefy STYLE and
Finyasss Of quality and
o,. snrPsssss aoy of cur former iml ortations
Our large 't'eh Of e Fsyc y2T BiBF 2:
is daily RECEIVING new additions of
which
the very lowest PRICES
SUEhO'S POPULAR STORE.
le9 West baltimore street,
ai'-uF One door west OF Light street.
MILITARY GOODS
cAEFyEED, BIO d 90
| Keep OF hand
MILITARY GDDHS
.,,,,,,, OF EFE2F DE%CEEFTf
BELTS
EPAULETTEs
| LACEE,
,-,,.,,. BUTTONS,
CARTRIDGE
o BOXES,
CAP9,
,.,,r,.,, &C, &c, Re-
COMPANIES
COMPLETE.
WITH Z VERY ARTICLE,
Al THE SHORTEST NOFICE.
ORDERS promptly executed.
.-,,. CAHFIEIID, BROTHER x CO,
mhi"-nf go Baltimore street.
ORDERS FU2 PURCHASE
OR SALE
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EooNoAY! ECoEoMY II
DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This can be done By purchasing Wood already Sawed en-
Split. at oG!co of City Steam Fire " ood 5fn,
No. 3 NORTH sTRERr.
sIO-t7 JAgEg n JnaESc,sy
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ESTABLISHED IN 1897,

ESTABLISHED IN 1897.
TO CA SH PU.R,C E,A SE,as.
ERANDiIcS, GIN, WINES, SC.
vi ahLorands and vntages, in Custom House Stores
IN STORE,
A large stock of STRICTLY PURE-OID RYE WING.
ri Els from distillers Of high reputation
The undersigned respectfully invites examination Of his
stock, which he offers very low prices for CASH in opan
ties to suit buyers. THOS TgOypa0V
IeH'om 90 South Gay street.
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PARKER BROTHERS. LONDON Gu AUoE This
celebrated Sauce fast superseng all others From the
and deicacy OF It's favor it has attained pop.
almost as great in this country as in Europe Fer
sa'' ny all hfStciass grocers and by their agents,
osl-tf 20 W.. $50;
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MISS HELEN WEsTERN.-Thia charming young
actress has succeeded in making highly favorable
Impression on ourcitizens by her truthful and nacs
representations in the most difficult roles of the
drama, among the chief of which we must class her
Gipsey Girl one of the most effective representa-
lions of the Zingara we have ever witnessed. The
public will be gratifed to learn that the manager
has announced it for repetition this evening so that
those who missed witnessing Miss Helen's debut in
this charming character may have a chance of see
ing her. The musical burlesque of .Jeaay Lind
will conclude the entertainment of the evening, in
which Miss W. will sustain the. character of the
Swedish Nightingale, singing eight songs, and
dancing burlesque Walk Around This announce
ment will produce a crowded house at the Holiday
Street Theatre tonight, without doubt.
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aHRINA,
GLASS,

{ NINA, o,...
,, ,...,.-- AND CROCKEIY VARS
WEI SbiEi9Y, SoUFH GALyERr gT
o.. doors below Baltimore street,
tag On hand general Of GOODS
SUITABLE FOR 3TUEEK EEPERS,
HOTEL KEEPERS.
I'M ,,,, - AND H0USE KEEPERS
At REDUCED PRICES TO SUIT TIAlES.
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The wife of Prot. Mitchell died suddan,v ~ I'm q.
day last 10 Albany. 'A ''eu suddenly On iues
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CHOICE GROCERIES.
TEA,
COFFEE AND WINES.
Old Rye
Whiskey; Brandy
Cf the
Best Vineyards
Cut Loaf Sugar Brown do,
Beautiful Family Flou,
and
Finest Hams.
For sale by W. II. MCLEAN,
jy3l-tr SCI Charles street.
To CONSUMERS OF CoAL.-Havng on hand and
receiving daily all the different varieties Of
HARD FREEEURNING Goals,
offer great Inducements consumers to lay in their sup
pies for the winter. W. +. H. ONION,
al6 I'm corner Lombard st. and Central avenue
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BALTIMORE CoAI co13FAHg's COAL.
REEIEIilN IN ElAIGE


anu nov receiving regularly supplies OF this cele
bated COAL, and enabled to ceC it consumers at
Low PRICES In view Of the present unsettled state
Of affairs and the possibility OF shipments being cut eff
would recommend consumers of Coal TO lay in their sup
plies at
As no Cumberland Coal is coming to this market,
would recommend the OF my Coal as a substitute for
steaming and other shall keep large supply
santly my wharf!
X. W. TYSON, Sole Agent,
No. 80 Second street
For the quality OF the Baltimore Company's Coal for
steaning purposes, respectfully refer the following
parties:
hessrs. Dougherty, Woods Co.. Baltimore Steam Sugar
Refinery Samuel T. Pearce, Esq Agent Comwell's Line
Steamers A. /. Hugging, Esq, Boston Line Steamers.
Aessrs. II. Abbott Son, Canton Rolling Mill
d" Murray Hazlehurst, Vulcan Works
Aud Steamboats, generally. jy3n
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and East India
EFHfAT

and East India
CHINA,
.,, in sTyat variety
uid ltoGseheerers and new beginners will GMd il 10 hrr
advantage to call and examine stock when waning
any Of the above descG pl!on OF goods.
CGkTIAN & CT,
Nos. 2If ard DIS baH:nrr' street.
hstwUrn Charles gEt 81. Paul Sta,
Importers, Manufacturers and dealers il House inc
articles generally. lvi!ff
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Israel = 90.
IVORY YPss.
WAFER-gOL0RED
EELG0TINT
PHOTOGRAPHER
uH-U is5 BALEIMORE sFngsqs
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Table Mats, Gas Stoves
Foot Tubs, Chamber RnrEa4s
Toilet Pails
willow Basket,
Wooden Ware
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I'VE ODbhIs LANOUAGES.
- NJ kAhILLON having returned to town, will re-
SUM- ms lessons Caa ne in his house. 2lS MADISON
9lt'GAi a2f4t*
A 1 A MEETING OF TIE STOCKHOLDERS
y CP THE CONSOLIDATED MINING co. held August
Nh. lool ara at subsequent meeting of the Beard
ly elected President a2J3f
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no. | PERUVIAN GUBN0.

h 5000 lbs Prime Western Bacon SIDES receiving and
for sale by A i, WEBB 4 BRO ~
IL Pratt and Commerce streets
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DR. A. &, BLAEDy,
EUCOEssOR TO DR., Ga HARRIS.
eso-tI 81 NORTH OE!ARLaa s7aGRsi
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-01

Get o. lat 81 .. Ion - scl Ienuy Lind, fro,r
Machil-. steering Saitfb.
oct Il. lot 81, In 10. bfi. Martha Washjpsto
from ralti4tsi ioe Havana
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~ | L X ) ,

~ ILK
- A large stock Of
Black, Plain ard Figured silks with over fifty
styles Of Fancy, striped and Plaid silks, from
A. cts to -.
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-000-

~ have again returned from Boston and are
W now opening one of the hest selected
stocks ever placed at the disposal OF a discrlmin-
atlns public and adapted to suit all the different
tastes aud wants Of the approaching season. It
styles Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-01
NEW AUCTION HOUSE,

FOR T9E SALE OF NEGROES.
1--WE undersigned has Tia day commenced the Auction busue
IL for the sale Of NEGROES the Room on Franklin
street, lately occupied BY BErre GREGoRY.
He u sen Negroes both pabcly privately soets the
pAto age OF his ens and the pubic generally He pledges his
ee " promote the Interest % h patrons hr
that rom his long experience the rad he win be enabled to
obtain the highest market prices He viii liberal advances
all property IN hand-and prepared 10 board persons
ged the trade and also their servanis-havng ample
modA ons for both. 4 II Stokes,
On Franklin srd door below Wan street
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ENGLISH WALKING SHOES.

ENtEEISff w NEkTNU ST1VES.
UUsr received Adams Express large supply Of Gentle
ID mems English walking Shoes broad the bottom. Al
Who have been waiting supply themselves now at
PUTEEY WATTS
myli No. ilS Main Street
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SPRING 1851.
SOUTHERN Hat MASUFaCTORY.
TASLISHED 1850
III As subscriber respectfully invites The Atcn- .zrS
IL don otthe Merchants Of YirgniN, and Worth vsSSya
Carolina u this excessive socE q bis AID r&tN
roreza Mxnufscturrd Hats Pus thascrs VII dad krIr0
hto taer Interest % call % his house. previous 10 Esal
going further North, be y leaving nOhng
Don, spsring re expense pains % keep the =
500 hern Trade ne south Goods sod In This House VII be
warranted compare fsvoraby, In quality and price With goois
coming hoe 'th. rbeFc Nil De tJun1 AL the QuNh
Tea q Wool sex snd straw HATS, hos he lowest price
hsi lie hnlA qdaiy COR gentlemen Also, boys Ana
chlren sn q AZ ssais and Styles and Ladder
E4 ~ HAtg Of 81 The vszi2us gcAlue-,
El-chasers Ill 10 veil g. -sn and examine.
John DOOLER u Msin 4. Richmond, Va
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DOLLOCK,S REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA AND oHRo
MO THRAsH-hs remedy confidently offered 10 the pub
e under the belief the above smpsin5
superior any medicine which hes hitherto be7n brsJgst
notice community. This vsiqase edne bosa In
or about sixteen yea and restored 70 health hundreds Il
psseE, = S ss shs were AsssA. 70 s'i9eissc r.ps'se
srs;uiA~ e.ns ssls cd ia s.s,~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-01

TIE NEW STYLECAMP BEDSTEAD
UUiVfNA made important improvements IN th, Bed shsn
hayea supply ready Ia the cary part Of next week ID
interested 70 call and examine fer hsseis nave
one completed for e=hib,les- go, m,
me Enforcement snss IN vertical hinge which entirely dis
ponses With the centre legs y
Alvo have examined hsay TIE simplest and best Bed for
& ho pSrchased before OILS improvement yAs made,
have the hinge ATTACHED BY rsnin sn TO ~ H0fa Sn'u'
cost, -, a. .A..Ao,.
Ihaye a.o hess chess aad Corp Iaees, nys sye. A..
nx@ z B. bows, Governor street
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TO THE TRADE.

III lHE Trade.
WE would call the attention Of merchants visiting the a
w city, large and well selected stock Of pRDGs
MEDICINES, PAINTs oILs, WINDOW GLASS, DYE w
sTUFis, PATENT MEDICINES, SC, Sc n
Comprising In part Oh
Alum, Ginger White,
Alocs Ginger African,
AnnAtto, Gre,
Arsenic, 6sh traIic,
lEaaf1idA Indigo,
Ansplee, lax,
Alcohol Kerosene Oh,
Backing, Logrood,
Blue Stone, Lnseed OH
Birthstone, hsdae,
Burning Tiuid Pepper,
Brushes Of al knds, Red Wood,
camphne, Sal soda,
oanphor, Bup. Carb. Soda,
Castor oil, seideI Povders,-
Gloves, Spanish Brown,
copperNs, Spices, Of ell klnds,
Cream Tartar, Venetian Rid,
Concentrated Lys, vatlishes
Epson salts, White Lead,
Ext Logwooa, window Glass, OF various
YuGic s!Ics.
lately reGted store With all the modern improve
en for carrying the buBc s enabled give the ut
nos, dispatch Gil orders entrusted promising Ddydu-
a attention, add by competent assistants
JOHN 7. GRAY, Druggist,
mhis No. l$T Main St, Richmond, Va
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ROCKS AND STATIONERY.

W. RANDOLPH, l2l haln Street, hu for sale full
ID ssek o. school Miscellaneous BookS Cap Letter Note,
t,d WrAppnF p1per-Psns Ink Envelopes kstAnds Pencils
blank Boek ard other articles Of Stationery. Also and
,,.rl.r1 Ns.ie myT
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RICHMOND WING.
MTTJTNERY FAIL TRADE. 1860,

MILLINERY FALL TRADE, 1860.
DESIRE to can attention 70 ny rom No. lOs Maln
street. 70 the eonmedoas bsdng No 90 Main street. Ad
ssPOrsWooD HoTKL"
between sth and Sh see where an PreParsdo szhbhAES
r stock Of
MILLINERY GOODS
A Millinery Articles hAn heretofore consisting o.
Bonnets Planes. Ribbons, French
America Flowers Bridal wsAhs Head Dresses, Dress Cas-
se Caps BhAs Craps and Muslin COLLARS and Sleeves In
hn aud CcAks Raches and Tabs &c IN all styles
In with general Millinery business vii mAnafae
are order CoAks hAaAs Of kinda 10 the latest nh-
lon bile styles reasonable prices Al orders VII receive prompt
A gpeci1l attrntlop " G. BARTON,
sci ~ Main S.
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TVkCTICS POR VOLUNTEERS IN ACTIVE
sLRvIOE1n preparation and viii be pubshed Immediately
Manual Of rAccs FOR Volunteers Active Service, compiled
s the Latest STANDARD AuHoNIEs embracing all that 10
for Troops active service By Col W. u. RcHARDSoE J
NEARLY READY.
MANUAL FOR TROOPERS AND MOUNTED RIyLENEN =
ave call your attention important military work In
PUBLICATION BY A. Morris pubhsher
and bookseller has prepared by COL Luelas
Davis Army, entitled TEX TNOoPER AASuAL being
paon zbdgement Of the d for Mounted ranen In Ad
diHsn which printed In full, the skirHishes Drt for
Mounted Rdemen haury which correspondent
erred 20 fayoraby In our columns few weeks Whtg
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.6l. NEGRO HIRING. 1861,
Il. A. j. CLOP TOY,

1861. NEGRO HIRING. 1861.
T.. A. ,. CLOP TON,
Real Estate 81 Hiring Agent,
oTFICE CORNER WALL AND FRANKLIN STREETS, oPPo-
SITE DICKINSON. HILL co,
RICHMOND, VA
sayH subscriber his Acknowledgements TO hi
friends patrons for the Ayors during the past six years
that he s continues the business OF Hl
CT AIMS al busres pertaining to General Agency 10 al
Whch he gives his personal attention.
~ Parties In the country who entrust the hiring OF heh
NEGROES him. assured Of attention being paid &c
gen other but good homes and the beat prices nd
e event Of the best medical and personal dnenfot
s connected ONCE where those servants who are not
provided places stay al night aarng the hiring may re
-snln WITH A good Gre, FREs
Negroes for coming year. had better be sent In 10 ne A.
early amer Christmas IS pcsIibe.
To tSoss az di,ns q trA0a Tam personally HHkhOcR beg
% refer o. ~ t0liO'otRg psrsOAs:
Richmond Dickinson, AIN Co King and Queen county Or
Thomas La:ane Arhar renpe John LGmosln Thomas kaunt
roy. wsstrorc county Dr. Wheev'ght, Rev. rhos
oke. KIas lam county John LatAns w. Q. LAiane, Dr.
Jchn ~ George county George Turner Richard Turner
Masauis Thomas Lee Caroline cointy o Hudsa, Dr. John
Butler Essex county \ D. whloek, Dr. James H. Latane
sre WEht Gouces'er county, Dr. Thomas Clopon JEFF
son suhb Hughes James City Conaty, Parks Mater
Richmond county Payne; New Kent county, VIM
Ciopton bet Hosis, Dr.. O. Crunp, John Lacy, T.
Lacy; Louisa county DSbney Parrish Cumb rand county VIM D.
Clopton Foster Luaenburg county W BIoEn; CuReper
eountv Chewniag; Prince william county, wu. j. Where
Norfolk Capt J. & Middleton, John dornley
drcf1diyAcin
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MILITARY CLOTHING.
lust the following Goods adapted 70 militia
~ dos Blue FLANNEL shirts
so Pts Cotonsde Pants for Camp use
500 do Blk Cashmere Pants suitable or Artillery pur.
Also, Military Ra.tsns Of dl9srent descriptions.
NOAH WALKER 4 90,
I.A9 MAR nd Ash strsels
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quarters in sums from 500 to s5o0 mn to aim 0fo

quarters in from 5000 to $500 up to 800 GOO
10 fact we are progressing towards the golden age
The general money market for the week has
| been under an anomalous state. In the midst Of
plenty, some parties appear to be craving for the
dross. The banks have discounted from iav 10 dav
but it would be injudicfous for them to grant every
applicant all they wanted. There must be limit
and that is now the established course Of the banks
without any combination or understanding Thew
are the guardians and conserrators Of the high
credit and present enviable position and standing
of our community. There is desire among out
side capitalists to take some paper but even that
some paper" does not appear only in struggling
sums, but then small amounts are sufficient to meet
the desires Of lenders and buyers Of paper. They
will, in all probability, have good time in looking
over their bank balances this. spring and exclaim
ing, what is the matter, no one wants money that
has anything strong to give for it.
The transactions in exchange during the week
have been large, running up to over g 900 900.
Sterling and Francs have advanced during the
week. Northern sight funds have varied but very
little. The counter rate for checks has been steady
and uniform at J dis, with occasional sales of
round amounts at {. Bankers outside sold freely
at s14 dis. and {, whilst some of the banks bought
freely of good sight at dis, and other tFansac.
tons at l@li dis. Time bills have been heavy.
Though occasional sales have been made at 3@33
dis there is in reality business doing in them.
Sterling has advanced Sales from Io2@I02, lQ4,
10i3 and los during the week, or up to yesterday.
To-day the market was very heavy, and yesterday
rates were not obtainable. Document bills have
ranged from Loo to l003 10I and 1ofA up to l02 and
| l02l. Francs have improved. The bulk of sales
for the week have been between $50 and 5464
To-day the market ranged from $50 to 545, with a
small amount at faction higher. The market all
round closed very languid to-day, and large sums
are expected to be offered early next week.
| Nothing transpired in bank shares to-day. Bonds
are quiet, but holders of all kinds of shares and
bonds are firm. Tie dividends are being paid
| daily.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-14

SUGAR. About SOC hhds. were sold at previous
rates. Fair to Fully Fair 44@54c. % ID.
MoLAssEs. About 1900 bbls. were sold at 226
24c. % gallon for Prime to Choice.
FLOUR. About 1900 bbls were sold, including
$50 Common at IS, 200 Superfne at So so and 700
do in three lots at IS 623c. fB Dbl.
GRAIN. The sales of Corn embraced about
G7O0 sacks, of which 2425 Mixed and Yellow and
45O Yellow Mixed all at 76c., 5000 Mixed Yellow
Yellow Mixed White Mixed and White in lots at
75@7S and 80@85, 62S White Mixed at soc. and 24O
White at S5c. f9 bushel. OF Oats about 1850 sacks
st. Louis were disposed of, including $50 at Ale.
and 700 at 42c. % bushel
Provisions. The transactions in Pork COM
prsed $50 bbls. Mess at the advanced rate of SIS.
Retailing at SIS so. In Dry-salted Meat IA casks
sold at 64c. for Shoulders and Sc. for Hams. In
Bacon 10 casks Clear Sides sold at 12c. Shoulders
retail at &c., Ribbed Sides at 1o3c. and Clear at
12c. OF Lard about 400 tierces were taken in two
lots at lie.
COFFEE. The sales of Rio comprise 1850 bags,