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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
III VIRGINIA.

These MINERAL WATERS have an established
reputation for very hiEh curative ''s.u ,s 10 al tR:
ssSoiLinTEs Specific in several Of them, y
s~CROFULA., and all The forms Of Glspdul.r
SIs!l'n Fs, .aa f as.; cak5 5sHP!r SrR ptisfiis s's and
NC ATfHhktsA, Affection Of the KiDNEYs .nd
ID and PILES. In all anrmice conditions
OF the system and broken-down states OF the con.
sti,ution. loss OF appetite, aud general nervous
p;Vs nav h. safeiy pronounced to be WlTHOOTA
KN0WS RIVAL amongst the mineral vale" OF
Il Tbhsy are ssp,cially indicated In the whole class
~ siimsnts peculiar to tho Female Constitution.
Thi. WAfERlN9 PLACE + N the .sns sopn.y,
with the celebrated W o.
Hniinsrai and Thermal Waters which have given
csl.brity To this mountainous region.
1t win be open to the public on JUNE isr. The
- r S. fAkEiER3a Nv x'I fSw ;pYgilst s,.s ss',s;
stored 10 complete order.
Access. from the seabosrd is by the Virginia Cen
ira, .na f 6,. !. an, Sat0R sas SGI,a; siG S,. 20 H9Ss s,;'
Vile and from the South, riI Richmond or L neh
burg TO Goshen Depot, thence by stage coaches
over smooth road eight miles up the Valley -
the Springs.
~ me
The SPRINGS PAMPHLET, with analysis and
i Fr.s as.i' 2sDD !. ' c%,, X Sas' a. o :s e s: ssa. =
signed. FRAZIER ! RANDOLPH.
The water Is bottled. securely. packed. and on
bottle. BY Pr.eesiL. LapD d Co. Richmond A.B.
s Ros. Hl lynsassait e. .s s.s York I s .as o.S:r t ley:
ins druggists. 4 single bon has ofsn saved The
n'sst,;ty q s 4 wet, 70 n n: sp p X: r,.s. ~
my Its General Agents.
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The Corruption and Fraud Com.
mittee.

WASHINGTON, August 6.-The Joint
Congressional Committee of Seven intend
to IN work at the middle of this
month. Among the first subjects which
they will investigate is the corruption
alleged in the disposal of confscatcd and
abandoned property in the South by Go
vernment agents.
The Congressional Investigating Com
mittce will hold its next session in New
York for the purpose of investigating
alleged frauds in the custom house.
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PennsyIyania Politics.

PHILADELPHIA, August 5.-The Press OF
to-day publishes a sarcastic letter from
one William +. Johnston, spurning his
nomination as collector of this port, and
much abusing the President and hispolicy
The explanation is, that the commission to
William F. Johnston, of Pittsburg, was
misdirectcd, and fell into the hands of a
" radical" Union man of the same name
il this city, who would not neglect the
opportunity to express his views.
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New YORK, August 5.-Thcrc were
twenty-five cases of cholera and ten deaths
in the city yesterday. The mortality OF
the week from cholera in the city and
adjacent islands is nearly W. hundred.
In Brooklyn the epidemic is also severe.
Thirty-eight new cases occurred in the
pcnitcntiary there on Friday. Measures
are being taken to get the epidemic under
cnntrpl.
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EDUCATIONAL
UNIVERSITY OF vIRGINIA:.Ti

UNIVERSITY OF vIRGINIA:-Ths
next session viii begin on the ~
0F OCT0RBR, 1893. and end on THO
NINTH R JtNE, 1857.
A Professor Of Latin and q second Profsssos Of
ths Organization Of ell tho dspsrtments Of instrue.
hon-Acsdernie Law aud Medicai-wih be fnIy
fore the war.
The entire expenses Of the Academic student,
exclusive OF tex. books, %clothins, and pocket nc.
currency per session Of nins months OF the Law
student, to three hundred and sixty. nve dollars,
and OF the Medical student, TO three hundred and
ninety II ve dollars.
Porcxtalogus giving details, or FOR special ,nfor.
nation, address y. AAUpiN,
Nv lets Chairman Of the Faculty,
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A DuEL.-LovE THE CAUSE.-THE Able
vile IS. c. Banner of Wednesday has an
account of an affair of honor that occurred
at Moseley's ferry on Saturday morning
last between a Captain Birch and a Mr..
Knight, young lawyers from Elberton, Ga
The distance was eight PAGES, and there
was to be no proposition of adjustment
previous to the third fire. At the second
fire, however, Mr.. Knight was shot through
both thighs. The wound, though painful,
is a flesh wound, and not regarded danger,
Gus. AS usual, the fight, we hear, was
| about q lady.
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Mexican Advices.

SAN FRANCISCO, August 1.-The Imperial
Consul of Mexico here has been officially
informed that the Liberals assaulted the
fortified garrison of Acapulco at the third
line of defence on the morning of July
22d, but were repulsed and pursued some
distance, leaving the dead body of their
commander in the hands of the Imperial
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Executive neutrality-suspicious. .
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Special dispatch to the Evening Pos

NIeclaI uTsFaIVH 70 ING LSeHIHb FVbE'
WASHINGTON, August 3.-.Attorney-Ge-
neral Stanbery has given an opinion that
the nominations for public Offices rejected
during the session of the Senate can be
legally made by the President during the
recess. Hence the wholesale removals at
PHILADELPHIA Yesterday.
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Fire MT Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, August 4.-The Franklin
cotton mills, situated at the corner of
Third and Smith streets, were seriously
damaged by fire this morning. A large
amount of cotton was consumed. The loss
is estimated at about twenty thousand dol
lars.
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From Port Ru Prince.

Boston, August Ga mercantile letter
dated Port all Prince, July 18th, states
that the recent instruction Of Gonnwcs
had been entirely suppressed Ivy the Go
yernment, and the town given to the rcgu-
lar authoritiCc.
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Cheers for General Lee.

LOUISVILLE, August4.-At large Duvall
CONSERVATIVE meeting last night three
cheers were heartily given for General
Lee, after an cxtrayagant eulogium on that
officer by one Of the speakers.
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INDICTMENT OF FESrAS LEADERs.-Ac-
counts from St. Adams, VT, state that the
grand jury at Windsor had found lndlct.
ments against General Sweeney, General
Spear, and Colonel Mahan. Against Gene
raj Spear there are " indictments. Jus
ticc Nelson presided in the Circuit Court,
and Chief Justice Chase was present for u
short time during one days session.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

RICHMOND MARKETS.
MONDAY, August i, ls6e.
The follow ing are the wholesale quotations:
Acknowledges IS u gallon.
ALg.-Scotch, best brands, pints, So u dozen.
BAcox.-Sidcs, clear, 2?4:2,c.; boEe. 2lie. "
s2c.; hams, new, 2242ac.; shoulders, Isle; Viz
ginia hog round, ?O9?lc.
BAas.-Best two-bushel, SIC.
BRAsDI.-French, sloGsla; apple, $3.50; Phils-
delphia, 81. 4oGs2.75.
BgEswAx.-Nominsl at 3sc. r. d.
BrrTgR.-Fair to prime, c5Gsoc. Tb.
CoRS.-Supply good, and prices have declined.
We quote it now, IN fair demand, at slGsl.o5.
CoEx ~MgAL.-Bolted, *l.l5; unbolted country
ground meal, sl.o5.
C~HBEsg.-Northern and Western, lsT2:e. Eng
lish dairy, 7?8?'e.
C~orrgE.-Rio, sc.G?sc.; Laguayra, 2oG''e. /;
Java, %O9Ac.
CAxpLBs.-Adamantine, light weight, 23a2sc. ;
full weight, o4I2ec. tallow, leGlc.; parafne,
sic.
CrpvR.-Apple, ssG4Oc. Y gallon.
CoTroy.-There is but little cotton sold In Rich
mond Virginia loose lots, 2sG3oc.
CoTros CARTS .-Sl29s5 u dozen.
Corroy YAnSs-CorSTRY.-From Nos TO No.
II, & .o-idt2. so; Manchester No. s to No. u, -.
CnycrSTRhrrr LrR.-&3 q dozen by the case.
CocvlsrAL.-s'Nt?.2 5 u n.
DIR C~oor..-Prints, l5a?2c.; s%atinets, 3;e. q
$40 r'lts, sl.:jIs3c5. Shee,ings, unblsached,
l;l2r,c tlesched, l?t44sc.; bieached, New York
r'l'., trc. Girghama, 2s5423c. stripes, 2jI3,c.
csmhr.cs, leT?cc. Canton 1annels, brown and
rlecched, aoFIi7!c. fannels, all wool, 4oG47is
Hoor skirts, y dozon, IS springs, $50; 90 springs,
30; 80 springs, 81. 70. These are not first quality
skirts. ralmorals, ~ dozen. *asatl:.
psrus AsD DYE SrrFgs.-Alum, e4c.; copperas,
&C.; msdicr, l'c.; indigo. sl.eo; extract ~loswood,
H.; sup. carb. soda, HE; blue stone. lsc.
ars.-l,Il5c. u dozen.
FLorn.-Thc market Is dull. Some sales OF vir.
eiofa amily, new, have been reported at sls by re.
tail. Extra srrcrfne, which the mill.rs warrant
as good as family, retails at SIS a few lots OF Vir.
GINA superfne have been sold Al So. There 10 NJ
nour selling at wholesale now, and We could only
give nominal quotations.
FEED.-oats. tOc. p bushel for new, and i59Soc.
for old-supply good. shipstuf, from the mill, 73c.
Ybushel. Brownstua, from the mill, SOC. y bushel.
Shorts, doc. Wheat bran, 3oc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Guano. $500 n ton
Pacific Guapo. SO q ton Patapsco Guano, s''
q ton Bone Dust, SIS p atom.
FLAX SEED. 50. ssde?.ss q bushel.
FIsH.-Hsrrings, Halifax, sI.6odtS y barrel
North Carolina. % 2 barrel for No. IL y bar
rel for No. 2, and 81 p half barrel for NO. roe
behring's. Mackerel, No. !, sisGs:o in kits, s'.D;
No. :, go. soaSls; No. !, els. Mess shad, In Kits
%.
FaArHERs.-so6e5e. aD.
GIxsgya.-very little coming In brings ss1soe.
HArs.-wool, % to els q dozen, according
TO quality fur. tis to ~! u dozen moleskin sill
hats, SsSGt7: Y dozen dress Cashmere hats, 20
y dossn.
HrDxs.-Dry, loG:Oe. /; sailed. siGlls.
HAN 10. from store.
lKox.-English refined iron, sgsse. p b; eoun.
try hammered, 7G7ic.; Swedss, &c. = n; Ssylori
cast steel, aG3se. 1h.
KrRosESs OIL .-s3e. y gallon retail, i;e.
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DRY GOODS O &c.

NEW STOCK, AND VERY DESI-
~ RABLE.-We are receiving by steam
ers direct from Boston. purchased by our
very best terms, one haldr.d and ffty' -
IA ckagas Of BOOTS and SHOES suitable for the
Virginia and North Carolina trade, which we will
sell Al A very small advance. We intend To sell
BOOTS and HOE as low, If not lower than they
can be bought in New York, Philadelphia, or Bal.
timore. Ali we ask from merchants and farmers
is to call and sec our stock. Among our assortment
NAV he found the following: MEMS PRIME
LARGE.SIZE BALM0RALS, 6to 10, sto 10, . to 10
MEMS BALMORALS, 5 to-, 5to . GENTS FINE
BROGANS, ali sizes; LADIES FINE BOOTS. al
qualities BOY'Sand CIILDRENsSHoES in grea'
variety. Our store is one Of the finest and mos
convenient in the United States, on Main, cornti
OF Thirteenth. au4 PuTSEY & WATTS.
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REPORT of TUE TOBACCO MARKET.
TORACCO EXCHANGE, !

TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, Va, August 6, 1850.
Break full to-day Slight improvement
in prices. Below We give the transactions:
Fifty-four hog>hcads, six t~icrccS, and six
teen boxes opened; sc~ycnty-two offered at
auction, bids rejected III three, >ixty-nin2
sold as follows Six hogshcads low Jugs,
funkcd, at from $40 TO $40; eight hogs
heads common working and shipping Tugs,
from IS to Sc; nine hogshcads good work
ing and shipping Jugs, from $3.50 to 80
eight hogshcadS common working and
shipping leaf, from SO to sll six hogs
heads medium working and shipping leaf,
from 3l3 TO $l4; five hogsheads medium
manufacturing, from So to $3.50 two
hogshcads good manufacturing, go o Il
hogslrcads fine to extra manufacturing, two
at $3.50, two at 5000; two hogsheads
common fancy at $40: three tierccs me-
diuln TO good manufacturing, one AT sl6.3o,
one at S20.5 5 one at 800 three boxes me
dunn manufacturing, two ut 1880, one at
al. 80: seven boxes fine TO extra manu-
featuring, from S22 soto $3.50; five boxes
medium fancy wrapper, " at Sjl, one at
Sci, two at $50; one box fine fancy wrap
per at Sl62.
A few hogshcad, changed hands on pri-
vatc terms.
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On General shermnn's staff.

WASHINGTON, August G.-Brigadicr-
General w. 4. Nichols has been assigned
to duty as chief Of staff to Lieutenant.
General Sherman.
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NORTHUMBERLAND p. LARrs

rO-PARTNERSU1P.-T. p. LARUS
Y J. j. CHERRY having formed n co-rartror-
ship under the firm and style Of LARUS CHERRY,
have bought ont the business heretofore conducted
by Messrs. II. 5. Thompson x Co, on Dock street,
bctween. Seventeenth and Eighteenth, and are
prepared To furnish best RED and WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, suitable for CRATES, stoves,
and foundry use also best BlTUMlNoUS LUMP,
market rates ; and would respectfully ask con.
tinuance of the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon the late firm OF H. s.. Thompson h
ward for nine years, is with Us, and would be glad
10 see his former customers and the public gene
rally. fly 3l-tsl RI 4 KERRY
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TwIxs.-We understand that the esti-
mable wife Of General John {. Brcckin-
ridge, at present temporarily residing in
Canada, presented him a few days since
with twins.-Cincinndti Enquirer.
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re- TURNIP SEED.
LARGE ~PURPLE.TOP YELLOW RCTA BAGA
LARGE NORFOLK,
EARLY WHITE FLAT DUTCH,
LARGE GLOBE,
WHITE FLAT, (r"d-ioppedl, for sale Icy
WILLIAM II. SCOTT, Druggist,
corner Franklin and Seventeenth streets.
iy 27-tsl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Me- PiPER-HANGINGS.

ESTA B l. | = II + ID lsl5
EEGNAULT < co.
]cuntinu. 10 keep on hand a full assortment Of
GILT, GILT STAMPED, VELVET. SATIN. and
PLAIN PAPER-HANGlSGS.
DECORATIONS IN EVERY STYLE,
As well as wood limitations.
Rooms, halls, and passages PAPERED at short
notice and by experienced workmcn, all under the
immediate supcrintendence OF Mr.. JOHN +. REG.
NAULT.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS.
LACE CURTAINS,
and every article In the UPHOLSTERY line al
ways on hand.
UPHOLSTERY WORK Of every description exc
cuted at short notice. )y ls-3in
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NEw YORK, August G.-The mails by
the Germania and Baltic from Southalap-
ton will 20 south this afternoon.
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DIANOS! -
JOHN w. DAVIES b SONS,
RICHMOND MUSICAL EXCHANGE,
No. lss MAIN STREET,
sole agents for
STIEPE,S PREMIUM PIANO-YORTES.

sTIEPfS PI~ANO-EORTES.
These instruments have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS. in competition
with the best makers Of the country, and are now
pronounced by ALL II LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED!
There instruments have ALL Il ATTEST IN.
PROvEMENTs, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege of exchange within twelve
months if not entirely satisfactory
TO the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons, who have
STEPS PIANOS now In use:
G,nsral X, L. LEE, Washington College. Lsxing-
ton -
p puIIIips' Virginia Female Institute;
Miss May BALDWIN, Female School, and J.
CAvgL. Deaf, Dumb apt Blind Institute SHANNON
Professor &. A. AnBoLD, Richmond.
Acsn from all I'm want OF SUPERIOR PIANOS
IL solicitsd. Terms liberal. htp
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BANK or SAviyYAH,l
SAVANNAH, GA, July s, 1855.

BANK or SAVANNAH
SAVANNAH, Ga, July s, 1855.
4 SSIGNEES' NOTICE-The under
n aligned having been appointed %ASSIGSEES OF
this Bank for the purpose OF adjusting and liQui-
dating its affairs, therefore all persons having
claims against this corporation win present them,
and all bill holders OF this Bank are required 70
present the same within six months from this date,
and those indebted will make Immediate payment
to IL. BRIGHAM,
GEORGE w. DAVIS,
~ l0-lm Assignass.
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~ SPICES FOR PICkLING FOR sale by
WILLIAM II. SCOTT, Druggist,
corner Franklin and Seventeenth streets.
jy2i-ts

JOHN w. LEE 4 son.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS AND GLAZlERS,
CORNER EIGHTH AND GRACE srKEETs.
WALLS AND CEILINGS WHITEHEAD OR
COLORED.
Will undertake orders In the country.
Having had q long experience in the business,
they engage To give satisfaction.
GEORGE w. LEE,
iy Slim JOHN W. LIE.
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HALIFAX SCHOOL.
IL JOHN II. POWELL, Principal.
ALEXANDER y. III VI. A, Uni

versity Of Virginia, Associate.
fax county Va will m SEPTEMBER is,
1853. and end June goth, 1857. The session viii con.
s!st Of two terms Of I've months each, with . short
holiday at Christmas Tn, S seh ,hs u r aIs,ssua Of
Virginia and other Colleges, aud Also to nj Tor COM
msrcial banking nd other business those who,
from time lost by the war or other causes, DO not
wish to 40 through \ collegiate course.
terms Board and tuition-eScluslvs OF Lights,
washing, and towels-per session, s,oo, one-hslf
payable at the beginning Of each term,
For further particulars, circular can be obtained
by addressing JOHN II. POWELL
Halifax Courthouse, Va.
REFERENCES Professors University OF Virginia:
Rev. W. W. williams, Georgetown, ID. T.; Kew.
H. A. Wise. Harrisonburg; Rev. Edmund Withers,
Lancaster; Rev. John Grammar, hsssrs; James
$ Essley, j.. b.. ~stovall,, John X. Edmands'
Csrrington, Halifax Judge. William J. Robert.
land ' Hon ). r. Tueksr.' sGiddieSafs Hon 4; Il.
!: Lee Powell Richmond; Hon; " 1 +; staple,
Edward Tsyloe, King George Hon Samurl Price
kewishnrS' IVES, Va Mss,,s: H n W; n W SGinna;
tsish. Me atnS1b n.:'I Iudss' II. i. Marshall,
Charlotte Rev. George W Dame. ,Dahvllle ) +;
Taylor, Alexandria, and others. whose names wiz
DOANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM, VA.
IN The ghs0 H Sn ,s ANIMAL ~, d, 'si EpTsS n ihs' ~ 1as'' . faii
Faculty Of seysn pr.fsssoIs, including chair Of
AGRICULTURE and MINING.
rERAs-poR HALF sEssioy or FIVE MONTHS, PArA.
BILE IN UNITED STATES crRREScY:
Boarding, $3.50 per wesk..."."."."..... aSs
Room rent and inc dentals. $500. .......... $40
Washing, fuel, and IL
Tuition, room rent, and incidentally, board
half the term, payable In advance.
For further nf5rmation, inquire of the President,
jy l3-dSswewf ID. I. BlTTLE.
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VVASHINGTON COLLEGE,
w LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA.
d. PAcULrY.

fATILk
Gsnersl ROBERT E. LEE, President.
CARTBR J. HARRIS. Professor OF Latin.
JAMES J. WHITE, Professor Of Greek
Ed. 8. JOYNEs. 4. NJ, Professor Modern Lam
guases and English.
To be sppointedJ Professor Moral philosophy.
A. l.. NELSON, 4. NJ, Professor 81 Nathemasiss.
WILLIAM ALLAN, A. NJ, Professor Appiieo IA
T.. s. McCULLoH. A. NJ, Professor Natural PHI
JoH IS;p Ga CAMPBELL, A. NJ, Professor Chemistry:
JOHN W. BKOCh NBROuGH, LII. d., Professor
HAIRY EsTILL. A. NJ. Assistant Professor H.
=. POWELL GRADY, A. n. Assistant. Professor
Latin.
ITO be sppointsd) Assistant Professor Greek:
4 PREPARATORY COURSE has been instituteu,
IN which STUDENTS unprspared for the kkarLAk
ILAssks hay receive instruction In neeessss!
branches.
The session begins SECOND THURSDAY l3th)
OF ShPTEAbER, and ends LAST In
JUNE.
TERMS
Tnition and all other College fees 900
All other expenses. including Board, Fuel,
Lights, &c, need not exceed ....... ... 80
For further or for Catalogue sddres
the " Faculty Of Washington College. Lexington
Virginia" jy i-iawdswN
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A.. A. Low, Of the New York Journal of
Commerce, heads the Brooklyn delegation
to the Philadelphia Convention.
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Llrp.-Prime, .4aase. In kegs, and na,4e. r.

7 ~LAKp.-Prfne, SsfJz0c. In Kegs, and 001%c. In
Hersss.
LsArHrs.-sols leather. oak, ssssasc. sole Isa-
Their, hsmioek, Is04oc.; upper, ss04'e.; kip, Y
desen, sss0ss9: harness, ssG4ee.: calf skins,
French, e4oGss; domestic, tSGe%o; norosso,
S,SGtA; rough akirting, 25Gslc.
LrnE.-sl.7sGs7 p barrel.
LrnBEs.-whitc pine, one. inch, s2sGtso Tthou'
! sand one and . half to thrse-inch, e5o4s9o, IRON
The yards. Yellow pine boards, sl4Gsls; Joist
3l4Gsls-S7s for long lengths shingles, ssg&l'
p thousand : lsths, split, - sawed. ~ r thou
sand, and dull.
LoxDos PORTER. ts.ss y dozen for pints
quarts, A.7s.
MoLAssKs.-Common syrup, which Ii not 30
good ~ Its name would imply, Gs05oc. genuine
golden syrup, CSC. gu p gallon; Cabs and Nus
covsds nolasses. soc. a70c.
SAfLs.-Old Dominion, in store. &c.
oiIs.-Linseed. s24ss. 10; machine, SiQt2.2s
sperm, sag*s.2a; tanners, u. 2sGSl.s 50; sweet, "
p dozen best salad, sis castor, %. sol*5.so p
gallon; Virginia lubricstins, $50. gel.
OSIoss.-$Sf y barrel.
PEPPRR.-Ioc
RAgs.-sc. for cotton and linen. Ne demand
for wooden.
RoPI.-Manills, best, 23Gase.
RIcx.-ll9llic.
RrS.-In demand at 81. Is 2 bushsi.
| RACR 6Is0Sk.-2oBsoc.
RrA New England, *:.so9sa.73; Santa Cruz,
81 .soqtI u gallon.
S~oDA.-Sal., sGsic.; Bi. carbonate, lo3Qlle.
SALr.-Liverpool, "a. soI 81. 50 n sack for nns
ground alum, t2.so. Marke. fru for all deserip.
tions OF salt.
| SEyAcA RoOT.-Soc.
SoAP.-Common, etg7,c.; best washing, lo4
&c., toilet, asc., and fancy prices.
SpIRITs TrRPgsrISR.-ssgsoc. .
SHoT.-sa p bag OF IS Us.
SUaAE.-Brown, l23Gl4c.: extra &C" and b
lsGisic. crushed and pulveri1sd. ls9ls.c.; chi
loaf, loc. maple, l2}c.
TAR.-eaGss.s 50 Y barrel.
TsAs.-BIack. 7sc. Gsl .%s-ths last = prime arti'
Gle imperial, tl.7sGs2: gunpowier. tl.7sGS2.2 rs
yIyEGAR.-Cide Soc; manufactured. 4oc.
! WHgAr.-Whea is In good demand at $?.;ofi
-. SO red, ~. eOG82.7 10 for choice, 4 bushel
lower grades range from ~ IS upwards.
WIyE.-Port, common, s2.so4$'.
WHIsKr.-Common, *2Gs2.2s pure Rye, cas-
G$4.s0 Fine brands higher.
WOoL.-Unwashed, 3sG3oc.; washed, asGsoc. Il
good demand
CATTLE MARKET.
The supply Of CATTLE is at present limited, bu
prices have not varied much from last quotations
We quote BEEF at AZ &c. some AS high IS Sc.
MrrroS /, In demand at a5Gts, gross.
VEAL, - head, ts1sle.
BssF rrtails in market At I9tIooc. MILTON q
l7Glsc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-07

rRAN.'LATED CITRATED KALI ;
0n. R~PFRRvESCkNr CITRATE OF ptvfAsh
an Raglan article. much used ~ Q eooliaa aiA.
phorsic in 10, aud fsvsrish eond tobs, fas sxlsAs
MEADE ! aAkkR'S drug store.
aus NhtA and FRANKLIN ssssste
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-07

EIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Il uSlrED STATES AND STATE psPoeifohb,
No. 1917 NAis srxxEf.
ONE Door Allows THikrkExrn srsssf.
Sigh and Time Bills issued on Barring brotnsfs
L Co., London. Sterling and United states and
State Stocks bought aud cold.
w. r. orAxLss. s-Prs.idsDs and Teller.
~ ti-is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-01-05

1--WE do not know whether the Demo
orats avefound out yet that abolition
Is at last crushed out. Perhaps they
never Will. Perhaps they do not wish
to know But tits fact nevertheless.
No: echo of nm agitation can ever more
be raised in this republic, The thing
ihhS served its time, has fought rs fight,
has been satisfied, and has passed daways
tt is true that Mr., buchanan, who
seems to find pleasure in surrounding
himself only with the pernici lions ASSOC
Citations of the past, still talks of the
tsabolition party" as his friend, Beau
regard, calls6E6 E6ll Union men abolition-
lists during the war. But this old war
cry offaction,h has lost its power and can
no longer serve it's WQnted purpose
of driving in doubling or itfmid
Democrats to the ranks at every
eleefion, If they could even discover
the fact we might ask them to give us
Union men the credit for Having, in a
brief spRceIofS time, performed the task
at which they profeSSed to be engaged
for. thirty Years. We have crushed out
abolition beyond a peradYenture. The
thing oann0t3 live, however it might
long to do so, since there is nothing left
iofIslaVefy to- abolish. Wendell Phil
lips and his few followers may amuse
lthemse1yes with a sort OF Irish wake
over the remains of the dear Departed
but las for anything more, 1t is mere
moonshines Howl as they may over
the corpse, they cannot reanimate il.
The mighty struggle is over. The rec
ord Is made up,u and there rtSnot and
cannot be anything more to be added
init u fiHFFz r.A ~ fkt AstsfaA = 81 III