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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-11-29
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Wednesday Eve, Nov. 26, 1852.
FREIGHTS-No engagements. Rates nomi.
nal and season about closed. fasF''aaSh tseg
FLOUR-Market dull and 5c'lower Sales
we're a. follows:-l50 bbls "Peeress" spring
extra At $500; 900 bbls "Goodwin's Imperial
1t a, 90; $50 bbls "Fox Valley" spring extra at
$3.50; 200 bbls every body's" red victer on pt
t.; 100 bbls superdne At 1926; so bbls 20. o.
<" white winter extra At $500. a,s t., ~
WHEAT-Market quiet for spring, but firm
for winter. Sales Winters, 500 bu No 2
Red in store at s5}c; 5000 bu do It csc; 800
bu Rejected Red in store At ssic. Spring
SEQ bu do lin Mum 4 Scott's) at 9lc; 1900 bu
No. 3 10 store 1t TIC; $50 bu do at tic; 400 bu
do at TIC; 800 bu do at 78c; 5000 bu Rejected
spring in store at SIC; 1000 do at 67}c; 900
bu do at CSC; 1900 bu do at 69c. 30. . Ia
CORN-Market }@lc lower. Sales were -
s 900 bu Canal Mixed sfoat at 33c; $4,000 bu
mixed Corn in store at Sic; 10000 bu do ct
3l4c; 10000 bu do at sl}c; 5000 bu Rejected
in store at 274c; 5000 bu do At CSC.
OATS-Sales were: 10000 bu No ] in store
at s5c; $500 bu Rejected in store At safe.
RYE-Received, GIL; shipped 1889 bu-
Market steady. Sales 200 bu No in store
at sic. g,- .-.,-,.
BARLEY-s.les liz bags fair on track At
csc; 400 do At 92c; 400 bu do at 90c; 800 bu
No in store at 90c.
HIGHWINES-Aarket more active and bet
ter. Sales 2,2o0 bbls at s2c; 1900 bbls At SIC;
400 bbls do At 324c; bl2 bbls do at sale.
ALCOHOL-Stesdya At 6S@7lc.
TIMOTHY SEED-Steady and in fair de-
mand. Sales SO SKIS at $3.50; SO bags do at
81, &c. rs sks do at 81 ,524 Is SKIS dirty at 81 As
= PROvISIONS-Xarkee dull Mess Pork
No demand and nominal at 9l0@lO,25. Green
keats-l, 900 Green Hams at 43c loose. Lard
Dull and heavy. Sales 81 tierces choice steam
kettle dried Leaf At SIC; Sc bbls and IL tierces
Country Kettle at Sc; 70 pkgs Country Kettle al
Sc, and 81 pkgs head Lard at7fc. Grease-2d
pkgs Yellow q 6}c q W 91rfg }53s
COOPERAGE-Pork Barrels dull. Sales loC
good at $3.50
SALT-Onondags Salt has declined SOC II
bbl-with sales of Coarse, Fine, and Ground
Solar at 1910 p Dbl. Onondaga Dairy Salt
with sacks, IS. Foreign Salt very fat. Liver
pool ofere freely At 1925 y sack.
BUTTER-In fair demand and steady. Sales
Is pkgs prime shipping Attic.
TALLOW-Firm and in fair request at %
for prime city. Country, 9@94c.
| CORN MEAL-lO tons Coarse in bulk OF
track at $3.50.
DRESSED HOGs-lo hogs averaging FAC
lbs At 1915. averaging $50 and It's lbs At 81, Is
| KEROSENE-Harks firm ct coo.
| SUGARS-Wlthout change. We quote:
New Orleans, prime to choice. ...... .11}0l2I
Cuba-Fsir TO choice. .l04@l11
Porto Rico-Fair to choice. ....... .104@1lj
| N. Y. Re6ned-Powdsrsd and sr.{ffs
granulatsd 500. :l4f@l41
White coffee, AGO.. .1St@l4
Coffee, B........... lSs@l31
Extra Coffee, C......lS OILS;
COFFEE-hsrket Grm but quiet at 32@s5
for Rio and 37@3sc for Javs.
EGGS-l2@l4c y doc
Po0LTRYSohieseO' y dos tl,ss; Turkey
\ 10 In KAsc .at f-sf Z ~ = u f-E
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~ re THE NERVOUS OF BOTH sexes. Re-
tired Clergyman having been restored to health In few
days aer many years Of great Suffering, willing to
s others by seuding free on the receipt Of postpaid
directed envelope copy OF the prescription used d.
rect 70 the Rev JOHN N. DAGNALL 1856 Fulton street,
BROOKLYN, N. Y. Ciune1k-Wkm
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

Iueo0ay Evening, NOV. 10.
WHEAT-Unchanged, with sales of 1877
sks At sl@sOc; 2,O6a At s5@tl; 1895 do At
q ,O2@l ,O5; $40 do At Z. 06@l Us; and l43, 459
and 5lU do At 10 per bush.
CORN-Steady, with sales Of $50 sks ct sale,
SKIS returned; and including sks, 200 mixed at
424c; $50 yellow at 48c; lS5 mixed and 204 do
white At 4S}s, delivered; 5000 white At 44c;
$50 do at 44ac, and $50 and 500 white at 46c-
the last delivered. aE.a gt57s.ss .,1e ys7
OATS-l20O SKIS at SAC; 100 aud 400 at 81 I;
l2o and 100 at 65c per bush. v--
aFLOUR-26O bbls double extra at IS, so; 800
do do At IS, so, delivered; 100 single extra at
IS, and 6s5 choice double do, in lots, At Sc, 06
per Dbl.
HEMP-Sales 2sO bales at 500 per ton.
COTTON-42 AID 81 bales sold yesterday at
6Oc per ID; to-day there are no buyers at that
figure. III. 30 IS ~ aaa I'm
BARLEY-4O2 SKIS spring sold 1T 81, O5; 2lO
fall, private; 80 do At 81, so, and 1854 at 81, 20
WHIsKY-ss and 100 bbls at SAC per gal
lon.
HAY-6O and $50 bales at soc, one lot deliv-
cred. Sales made also at 774c, from the Levee.
HIDES-Dull at 1Sc per ID for dry flint.
BEANS-5O6 to 600 bush at $2@2,15, and
about 40 SKIS and b6ls at $l,60@2,20. III
POTATOES-62S pkgs at 7O@77ic per bush.
BACON-l0, 600 lbs loose clear sides at SC,
and IS SKIS at SIC per 10.
DRIED FRUIT-l50 pkgs choice peaches,
quarters and halves, at $l,75@S2 per bush.
HOGS-4OO and 1Os head sold at $4@4,3 80
per 100 lbs. 81 lltBEs
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fLcRsNcs NlsHfnoALE.-I subioined par
agraph from the London Times Of the 4th inst
will be read With regret:
We regret to learn that there is only the very
slightest foundation for the report of Miss
Nightingale restoration to health. She lie able
to remove from one place Of residence to anoth-
era very few miles-once . year, but she is
scarcely able to leove her bed in the intervals,
and quite unable to struggle with the food Of
correspondence and applications of oil kinds
which the report of her partial recovery has
brought upon her, s8 Ea ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-11-29

LOUISVILLE, Nov. "a.
The Journal says the following statistics viii
show the number Of hogs slaughtered around
the falls to date, together With the number in
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-11-29
=. !. Az E RS
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, aad
complaininsi Are you ops oc
erder, with your system do
ranged, and your feelings an
comiortabls' I.hess symp-
toms are often the prelude 70
serious Illness. Some fit of
sickness Is creeping upon Won.
and should be averted by =
timely use Of the right ram.
edy. Take Ayers Pulls, and
cleanse out the disordered nm
mors purify the blood, an
let the fluids move on unob-
strueted in health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous ae-
tiyity, purify tho system iron
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.ITY TAX NOTICE.

Notice is given thathe City Tax Book for the year
1862 has BEEN placed Ia my hands With Instructions Is
collect the Immediately Parties dslnquentfor OtS
Taxes either for the present or former ere hereby
notified that the same must be paid without delay.
L. TEUSCHER,
nov5-d&w1m. City collector.
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MARKET8.
BURLINGTON, Friday, ?. \.

4 BuaLmaroH, Friday, :. \.
\ ~. leading feature of Western Markets du-
10, the week, has been increased activity in
49, Hos trade, but At the lower prices The
suo,ne reports will show the state of the
trade elsewhere.
!, Cincinnati, the Price current thus reviews
lie boz market for the week: @
- N. weather for pork packing was unfavora>
- !, the fore part of the week, but became
p Pc, and frosty subsequently, and quite favora-
s g. The receipts have not been very large, and
. e. the favorable change in the weather, the
s.m.nd has been fully equal to the offerings. A
J s",,her decline has taken place in most articles
~ hoe product, and IL seems to bs generally ad-
s;,,sd that the current rates for lard aud pieces
Iii not Justify the rates being paid for hogs 90
hat the position of the trade 10 unsatisfactory
~ hackers, Who are expecting 70 cell in home
n.rket, AZ regards the prospects in the Eng.
r,b markets, the indications are far from being
:, hopeful as they we're last year ct this time,
hut still there 10 margin for profit In case the
orices do not further decline in the English mar
let's The receipts Ct hogs ct this place, 80 tar,
/ have run up to higher figure than 10 any previ-
,us year, With the exception Of 1855. A. We
have stated in previous number of our paper,
he hogs coming in are lighter than they we're
lst season.
Yesterday the market did not undergo any
important change. The demand was fair, ana
he whole range vas - 9S0l so. those avera-
rug 200 pounds selling at about - 40.
Yesterday being Thanksgiving. have nothing
from Chicago. The Tribune OF yesterday morn.
iue SAYS Of Wednesdays market:
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts to-day were
liberal, amounting to SGT head, Is per reports
from the various yards srsgg lFr~ry
Michigan Southern. 81
Pittsburgh :. ..f... .s....... AvH
Cottage Grove. ....."... lSo
The quality of the offerings was shade bet
ter than that of yesterday, and among the va
,ious droves, We noticed 10 head Of choice Stats
steers, averaging 1900 bs, which Leach sold
Hancock, a $3.50. y,5 z..rs-,9.
The market Was rather active, 40 the packers
we're operating freely, and closed steady.
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LeU,. WV A,VOV
As. White & Co.,....... 500 100
Total, ). ....... 1878 1858
The number Of hogs slaughtered here in this
city yesterday, was 1880. There is no anims-
ton 10 the market for hogs and but little de-
nud, with light ,les ct convenient distance in
&scountry AZ - 6002 Is, gross, which 10 equal
@A@4 rs from the hooks
! ASk Louis the trade seems to be backward.
Tie Democrat of the s4th, says:
The packing eeasou has only fairly commenced
sad the weather has been such for the past week
that but small business has been done. The
range Of the market is s4@a IS y 100 ibs, &C
| co'dng to weight. From ~nss We can gather,
the crop Of pork this season will be about equal
" that Of last, and viii command fully better
pricea
A,.his point we have to note increased 40.
tiu'y' The receipts by the B. 1 N. 3. r. B.
o''hs week have been about 1000; previous
!sported, 44,Sls; total to date, $3.50. Of
as'bove, about 80, 900 have gone forward BY
Hl to Chicago. Packed here to date, in the
asgdborbood Of $1,000. The dull and languid
/ "" VI VIC mSiA SsS SsocWu0sSp oss wv
asn without its effect on prices here. 81 500
'7ogFOss, aud IS 1898 80 nett, would be
"oas the range to-day.
ons Of our packers, yesterday, sold 5000
pieces Of Hams, packed in dry salt, at 3 cents,
"go to St. Louis, and 10 now being shipped BY
nv, river navigation being over for the season.
AUS sale is fully equal to any we have yet no.
"ed Of hog product in Chicago, and we. can
we no teason why Burlington should not be O
oe''er market for interior drovers than to 20
farther East 'T,
ine active military movements down the riy.
81 point to an early opening of the Mississippi
Al '0a' event, our surplus will all be wanted to
81" New Orleans, and in any event, our army
"1' De fed, SO it would not be at all surprising
'0see the hog product sell as high here at the
opening OF navigation, as in Chicago.
Tue grain trade has been without marked
'Dage Lake navigation s over. Our millell
ply Zoe for Winter, and $4,000 cents for Spring
Wheat
wood is active, aud farmers would do well te
1O'' Tue fact that moderate sized wagon load
VII sell for as much as a similar sized load ol
efn.
Tue pastebosrd nuisance is about "piaytd
w. Inc Branch Bank IS paying out Posta
e'fehcy in small amounts, which will soor
s'sa supply of this much needed change. W.
aS'Se our friends from the country. To take ut
.-O'e tickets, aud return what they hold for re-
uslpqon Ia this way the community will sool
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HOGS-kecelve0 To-Day Al,ooO 0ISstlouteo
through the several yards as follows: fhF-l
Shsrman's Yards. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Michigan Southern 1850
Pittsburgh ................".> ..........276o
Cottage Grove. ........... .2SOS
The recent unfsvorable news from England
reporting decline on the hog product, has put
aquietus on the packing of English meats, ss
several packers have not cut = hog since Mon
day and have for the present Withdrawn from
tho market. This, together with the continued
iupossibility Of obtaining shipping accommoda-
TONS which, in many instances, has compelled
shippers to dispose eff their hogs rather than be
at the expense of keeping them over, has com
pletely upset the Market We have not. since
the commencement Of the season, seen 80 dull
and heavy feeling pervsde the minds of ope-
nsors. Sales Of some 5000 were made as .
nnge ot,S9 s5@s so, being concession Of LOG
lsc from yesterdays ruling figures, the m arkes
closing weak With the prospect Of . further de-
cline
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| --------- - -I"---- = New I0fK, NOV 20
FLor1R-Market heavy and declining. Sales at IS
555 Is super state; Is s506 90 extra sate IS 5505
IS extra western; IS 1906 30 common to medium extra
western; Sc 1905 50 common to good shipping Drands
extra Il o.
nHEAT-Market dull and lie lower. Sales at u l6(O
% Chicago spring; 81 22pl 80 Mil club q sig! %
Iowa; II SOL ~ winter red western; 4lUl 70
amber Mich; 81 424Sl A ext choice amber Michigan
UoRN-Market dun and dropping. Sales at 10 shipping
mixed western. rs >
OATs-Marxet steady. Sales at 0506s common to
pORk-Quist at s1a 12a01s rs for Mess 81 50 for
Prime. ala .1 .ssa qfs' l-fs
| BEEF-uuchanged.s ..s- - =.
CUT MtATS-quet.
WMsKY-Msrket firm. sales at 3703s, ey
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SHEEP-Received, $50. Market quiet and
noninslly unchanged. - f'9I s.r"
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COFFEE-Aarket 6rm but quiet ct S4@s5c
for Rio and s7@3Sc for Javs.
EGGS-l2@l4c p dos
"a ID 506c. 4 1t1 i1s< Il " z Gtt}}I
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HOGS-Received to-day 1905 distributed
through the several yards as follows: AZ
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Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints.
From Dr.. Theodore Ben, Of Neo York CITY.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their pur
pose aperent but ind their beneficial effects upon
the Liver very marked iRdeed They have In my prac
plains than any remedy mention. sincerely
rejoice that We have at length purgatve which 70
thy tho confidence Of the profession and the people.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-11-29

NEW GYMNASTICS. m
For Men, Women and Children. With translation
Of Prof. KlosSs Dumb Bel Instructions, and Prof.
schrebers Pangymnasaton. By Dio. Lewis, II. D.
{ septic. E1sfN Just reed Il COR4E0.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTRERshlP
TyyHE Co Partnership Of CInrkson, Anderson 100
vas dissolved July LIST By mutual consent ;. a.
- will settle the business though either partner VIZ Ssh ~
dArou The books be found a. me oee o.
olArkson 4 o., No. l0S Main street. o,,praoS
NJ ANDERSON,
- AZ h. BR0RhklL
NOTICE.
AZ. d,I, our sa,e, vll be for cAsH or payable
.ISIr tSjr,~ d.V. CLARKs0N co.,
"a 49," 80 No log Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22
TouEADs OF DEPART

- ~ HENrs AND ASsIsTANrs.-l would beg . invite ths
ttsln o. ne Heads Departments Of lie various branches Of
h Government o. the Confederate state1 nov In kohnona 70
l.ze extensive stock Of Books, Paper, StSuon-
cry, Envelopes, Blank Book, &e.s Ehea IN
farnsn tarc A. fAi- prices a,
Having ny sItasAhsnt an extensive Booh Bnas
a. prspsred 70 execute Binding, and the nAnufAcure o.
ssnk Boofs Of sysy dsorpon the best and a. TIE
49,. n,i.-s - 49, A. NORRIS,
Pahlhsher and Bookseller,
- " Main street. Riehnoad, Va
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-. - nptor a m have in stoef-uany Iua reeves
Sssy1 BED Bl.nts Grey Array sssas os 40 ca,i ls
ss.ehed Brown shss.is Tsiue &C. nss.n, ssppS
SaaI oots coas BSss Black ss,ss, .Dd
Rich Black and ooored snas h Wool shis and
en- Hosiery Collar. sleeve. and L,s &C. .s :, omsr prices
az he present increased Va ny "a sneh ~
A. hen the var Goods recently sdysncs
Their stock d kept up. -uouAs n PRICE 90.
dali tnO---
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RICHMOND WRIG.
=. D.,ly WING an RrohmOna-FaJ 'he Car

-, Dasiy whix IN RIohmOna-PAJ 'he Car
rIers.
ne Eres. demand for the DAILY WIG within the Guy
a. well ey regular As BY transient readers and the c-
cult, Of kaAe,ory supplying both classes Of readers
BY Carrying system adapted only TO Olhcs saoscrp-
Bops have induced Us TO resort 20 the only feasible
node of managing large city circulation, to wit tha'
of prspayleat 10 the Curriers' From this date, thel'
fore no subscriptions for the wHs to be le within the
city ii. be taken At this Office and all persons indeo'eo
for subscription to the present tine, within the city, arc
,uested 70 call a. tbs Office and settle their accounts
The Carriers will of course continue to deliver the pa
pr TO the present subscribers aud receive pay Tor the
SINE AZ he rae OF Rfesn cents per week The paohe
viii por understand that all restriction upon the sale OF
the Who ~ Carriers within the city removed and
that all so ,an. i. may hay It from the Carriers or have
I, e or bcn at their residences or places OF busness
Ssps.,aSsr l6tb 1851.
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.


INSURE YOUR LIFE AT HOME!
THE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
ioPYIox CORNER OF MAIN AND KLkVkNTH srhAhhJ
rNsRr white persons for life for term OF year, and hav
for one or more (not exceeding four) years
Grants Annues Endoxments on ne mos, -
Tho YANKEE companies having made Known hef
repudiaie the policies fellow VINO MAY pe ea
defence Of their homes either By taking up ar OF ~
thng Win By lending AID asa osah a once 70 cancel his
policy and insure at homo 49,. .--,,.,.5 Al IN.
Book containing ssary Information are iunsneu
once oins company s.AuE1 J. HARRISON, Presidsat.
= ADAIR PLEAsASrs. Secretary.
BlAl BuluuI NJ D., Medical EIAniner
J. B. MoCLv, NJ D., Consulting Physician. ,.o
RosooE D. HiATH, Legal Adviser. "
INSUEAN EE.
Tpp VJRGJNIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE Comply.
OFFICE Companys New Buiidine'
No. lsa Main strce,, Rich'd, Va
CAPITAL 100000.
SURPLUS =,
utHIs Old Instuton Chartered By the Legiatue OF
gtna In 1891 continues 10 insure 10 cy ana " @
Sgsnst los or damage Gre almost every %
pery bea risks Ships and Casoes and fs on 80 :,
pOrtatlon taken 10 all Psrts u the wohd " feA0nAO'
The yery liberal share pubs patronage which has %
received, operates In return, hosrai aaa PISSnp
Warmers Merchants and Citizens seneraly, my DC ~
parties already Insured this Company, In over any eounues
she State. -, =, ,A pv.aa.,, n, sesrets.
~ WIN meet prompt attention oro,s
Ina Allan. J. T. WadsxorA, Geo W. smtnt
W. l. CoSardin, Wrn Beers, Z. Sunen m D'
H L. Kent Thomas Samson, L. winston
4 " PsrIsr. Jos p. Winston, Samuel Y. Laihrop,
JIs A. Inloes, II. A. o!aborns ,o,.,n,y p.....,,
OelT
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APRIL, 1861.

ID h Y SOOO LIS.
UrRCaAyrs visiting Ills city sh view Of making pareh
III are respectfully solicited 70 eHA1ine or stook OF pA
GOODS. We oder for sale:
15Oy bAlu1 BroHn sheeungt and snraaeA
200 OsnAburgs,
ia sa,.s Reached sheetings and shirtiagA
sobSIs, Paid and Striped Osnaburgs,
so psses Striped and Plaid DOussdes, for SsrvAaA
=, 50 Bales ncEngs, -,
IA Dsalr.s and Striped shiransA,
70 n. gIsO Fancy Prints,
- CottonAdes,
10 Colorcd Camhricas
Is Eeniucky Jeans and rSesdt .,.-
large assortment Of HeAy5 and nae Llas
gs. sbres IraA Inea1 Lawns tlAia sRed Nad
srsl Bsreses AZ Pcrans, Cloths, VAssere Nes.oss
~ ~ bb ~ On sell very eAsAp 10 The cash AAd pe5P uAa
al T1N- ~ ELLIfr 4 DREWRY,
No II Pearl Etresl
-, Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22
HTyT & JAMES,


Richmond, Virginia,
GENgYAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AL Aren't, Tor the sale MIraAe,ured and sokng Tobacco
--,-. ,,,v,,r al. sels-sa
-w,ehss.ss Rspab lean, stanton sPec'aio and trsder
,s.burx Ne.s vg copy and send MI 70 Nns once
NUVAL A NOE: o vs. HORSE r9S 80, E0a
ImproVfrlg the Condition OF Horses ana
,.l-. gsly tasm A. appetite Slt Relieving t,eai o. hss
- Jg,-p, al noaa Slr'et and Distenper, and az Dseal
- hl,b Eor Is abis-t internally his ~Horse lonio svts
- an sppe;s Aai yly q hair Aad can be len on 4
S,si "a tao owed without hs hias back 70 his arst poor
nI,p hA been used extensively slaee rs lniroducten
h f,ur yurs ago city and al parts o. TIE STATE o. ~
-, 500 Carol a. York. AL IN almost every quAtsr OF
~. i;-,5,-aui the i-7-and Is steadily incrcrHn
~ Hose TJaIc given universal sSisA'uon As tAT S We
ss,crb as been able 70 ascertain can Dc osAHei ~ We
PE-4et a - $50 - N.nuketprsr sess
LrrARy cars! Military CaPsi! JOhN
vi DrOLET BIs-s Wholesale and Srtsu, % we AutAry
al Ne Pabc ssasgAy, hi large stock Of Home san9le'et
o4t i-.v Catrt and fAgae style Caps can
A. M 4 asHlnsrt favorable terms a. IN any ely
H. ~ sBt, Part a attention desired % hc SLACK Military
So 4 il N. lss, nos; durAse Ald wAruesi Cap nov nAlufse
l Hawai- "a haai gooi supply Of st5ek ne mAn1iae!aIe
81 ss lac. f- e wa1lssls Ald Retail trad- WI De eonuna
si joan - GT No, 81 aHin street. Sennoal "a 50
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GENERAL sUPERINTENpEsT's oIHoE,
RcHEoEp, July 3lS, 1851.
Notice to Persons sending Packages to Soldiers at Manas
Sas, StauntOn, SC, sc.
NHE practice Of sending large packages BY NE NAL Train,
hat ind necessary caution persons conene themselves 70
ey packages they VII The risk Of their being len
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- .rHE FAEG uERS on VIRGIN


yOg TaE SALE CE SEGROES
gNvH has This day comsneed the Auction buness,
~. - IN NEGROES A. the Auction sooEa PrAakH
sd I.i.iy OCCUPIED By BErrs 4 GREGORY.
&c - Negroes both pabh,y aud privately And sohs Ne
o.h ent and ne pubhe generally. he pledges bis
80 to promote TIE Interest ~ ia patrons and natierS hse'
tt from SIS long experience In The trade he vii Be enabled 10
os.sn e hghe prices He vii make liberal advances
a. M pop.rty 10 hAad-and prepared 10 board persons
ROD 10 s rAda hsr bervErts-hAying ample soeon-
saSdAaons f'r bota. q sfOhEr
On IrAnssn, srd door below Wall street
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DgyAL Mps;s 81 F aoT.s. am aS
DN{sSS EFT - ANDERSON,
cOvrpNOP STREEr

Krrses,vi,g Pail Frsds oAsPstingI, on ooSi IA
a -1g. OurtAl 0Nod cosnlesi And Bans Nindos saAaa
- aa- Carried Hair and AoS for sails 81 ,ou pr!eel
C- Beds Ant Asttrsies uate 70 order ~ ,h0rt %
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J.s Hs q dess Al IA ,a,
EnE.lp, VA

nyALDorr . BRorBxR, Proprietor Of II, 49,,
Il are nov building Poir ABtE srIAE fseiss,' sep
proved eonsrsciion, Of all s,es frou sI 70 forty
purposes which shey ns..sr Themselves ay sS., '
psrior 70 any Engines built here or esrvh.re
Tney Wi also furnish STATIONARY srfIH MAS
Ven uorse 10 any required psrer. h IA
OIRoULAR saw MLIA, Of The nos. lppsev,s -.
PUMPS and wHrKLs fer wLTrR WORK, Poa,,,
nILIg and IRONS for MILLS Of al linda sls
RAIIROAD H0RK Of every deserip,or
TOBACCO PREssE6, rLATTKnIHG hILIA, ana ,n,
suring fobscco togsther viii svery IA =, u
RON oABfIH6s and WROUGHT IRON WoRE n q
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MEIsCHANTS'
INSURANCE CONGPAN x
CAPITAL 100000.
once No. ISe Main So, Richmond.
HlRIEE INSURANCE on verssb, Cargo, ana freight
INLAND INSURANCE Goods usnspored by nVers
FIRE SsURANoI on Mereh.nd GENERA w. Dwelling HOutss
warehouses a. d other BuIldings In towa or eonnIy
sOIOIEa i,luoi NJ currun and locses promptly pi
oONAI'A"OA kRoHD RLEAsAsTs Pre,t
49,. st., susi