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The Markets.

NEW YORK, June IA M.-Stocks strong.
Gold, 1875. Sterling exchange, time, $l.lod
Sl.lOlS 5-2O's, '62, 81. lOM$l. lOh. Flour, 1OG
zoe. lower. Wheat, lQ2c. lower. Corn, lc.
lower. Pork duh and declining at S2l COO
S2l. IS. Cotton quiet ut &c. Freights steady
New YORK, June l3-P. M.-Stocks rather
heavier. Money, 607 per cent. Gold, 1917
Cotton flrmer; sales, 2, loo bales at &c. Flour
heavy; State, $7.90@Sll 30 southern, Sl0.2
mixed western, new, csc @S1.O4; old, Sl.09G
81 10. Provisions firm and steady; mess pork
$2l.5J Rice firm; Carolina, llHG0l3. Sugar
closed active. Turpentine, 6l062c. Rosin
$3.S7E@$S.Jo. Freights firm.
BALTIMORE, June l3.-Cotton dull and nomi.
nal middling uplands, 20. Coffee quiet and
steady. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat
improved in demand. Corn dull and decli-
ming white, 9Sa'sl; mixed, 9l@95; yellow
81 .O2ISl.0j; western mixed, 9i@95. Sugar
firm and in improved demand. Provisions
quiet and steady bulk shoulders, SB@9c.
ribbed sides, lOl.@llc. Lard dull. Mes:
pork nominal at $3.50. Whisky, 33@35, II
bond.
CINCINNATI, June l3.-Corn active at zoe
for No. l. Flour quiet Mess pork, s2l. rs
Bacon in fair demand; shoulders, &C.. cleal
sides, l2lS@l2Ac. Lard sold at l2hQl2Ac.
LONDON, June s-Noon.-Consols, 94H
| United States bonds, 70.
LONDON, June 1872 T. M.-Consols de-
clined y.
LIVERPOOL, June 13-Noon. -Cotton-Esti
mated sales, 1900 bales; uplands, nA@llH
Orleans, llss.
LIvERPooI, June l3-2P. M.-Cotton firmer
Pork declined Is. Tallow advanced Sd.
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NJ Swinton, the historian, writes from
Lexington that General Schofield and Co.
vernon Peirpoint are both expected Mt the
commencement at Washington College VI
Lexington itself he writes:
" A charming scene is marred by Just sueh q
shi,crn littery town as one tnds every WheIe
throughout. the South. Lexington is one OF
The Oldest places in the Valley of Virginia, bu.
D. ha, not even any of the picturesqueness OF
a.e In population it has been stationary lof
Heaven Knows how many years. understand
= now contains about fifteen hundred sous
with should Judge, one church to every soul:
ON the other hand il has but one hotel, and
That, kept by good natured but indolent peo-
I.e, Is Is bad ~ bad could be.
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After the passage Of the Louisiana secession
Onahia 10 protect its interests, over one million
dollars paid BY the rebss r%s Of
there the prior to secession. The records Of the
whole transaction, with descripuon Oh .ne
Goods and the names Of the parties interested
s s%s come into the possession of the Govern
msn and the Department part iah nss
ttnns 10 collect the import duties in question
for the benefit Of the United
ment TO the rebel authorizes Deahs ~ naa bun'
- "a al tad that one firm will have over one nun
dred thousand dollars TO pay.
LocxHAvKS, Pa, June R,-Whites H %omns
drug store, part Of the iai1m hoase and
T..rv stable, were destroyed by IRE TINS
,norninx. sixteen horses perished' Loss
~, 900. III,
w...,o,n. Tune ls.-The eight.hou Dali
HAsfrospi onss to-day by nearly unanl'
$1,000 rs ~ and soss TO the Senate tomorrow
II tsiss s1ect from w passss@
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AN Ascending MOBILE BAYKER.-We are in
possession of the particulars Of the sudden de.
parture of Samuel Lyons, junior member OF
the firm of James TAFT Co, on Monday, but
refrained from mentioning the circumstance
as efforts were being made TO arrest him. He
had sent his wife and family away from the
city several months since so it is fair 10 pre-
sume that this affair was premeditated. He
left the city himself Monday last per Mobile
the telegraph had been brought into requisi'
ton, nothing yet has been heard of him. The
amount of money he carried away is stated to
be fifty thousand dollars, but the exact extent
of Mr.. TAFT s loss is not yet ascertained. Some
excitement was created in financial circles
when this affair became generally KNOWN
Mobile Tribune.
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DISTINGUISHED CoSFEDERATEs ABROAD
Forney writes from London, May 90, to his
Chronicle:
"John g. Breckenridge is frequently seen at
the Langham Hotel, where / am stopping,
wofully changed in appearance. Judah p.
Benjamin is practitioner at the London bar,
and unlike Breckenridge, does not entertain the
slightest hope of being restored to his rights.
He is also said to be the American editor of
the London Telegraph, and the writer of the
articles that now delight the Tory readers of
that paper eulogistic of Jefferson Davis and
the Lost Cause" The we'll known George
n Sanders is also soiournng in London, an
has just passed through the courts of bank
ruptcy for certain individual obligations. The
violent Lewis =. Wigfall, of Texas, also here,
is collecting the lists of those who invested in
the celebrated cotton loans of the Confederate
Government, and in its other securities.
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RADICAL DARKIEs.-At Warrenton, on Mon-
day last n negro meeting was addressed by
Lieutenant w. J. Chase, l.. A. Jackson, and
DR.. H. J. Brown-the second a negro. The
following is the most important resolution
passed:
Resolved, That we, the people negroes OF
Fauquier county, assembled at Warrenton
Courthouse, do pledge our hearty support
and entire vote to the Union Republican
party-a party upon which our only political
civil and social salvation depends, and on
whom we intend in the future to rely-feeling
that through them and their faithfulness we
are only to have a full encouragement OF oul
manhood i'm ali the positions of life
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A SPEECH BY JEFFERSON DAvIs.-The only
speech Jefferson Davis has yet madein Canada
was delivered in Niagara during his visit tC
that place-when he was serenaded by the
band Of the town and a large number Of the
owns-people. They were invited into MIR
Mason's house, where Mr.. Davis was staying
and introduced to that gentleman, who ex.
pressed his thanks in the following brief
speech:
"Gentlemen,-I thank you sincerely for the
shows that true British manhood to which
misfortune is always attractive. May peace
and prosperity be forever the blessing OF
Canada; for she has been the asylum for
many Of my friends, as she is now an asylum
to myself. / hope that Canada may forever
remain part Of the British Empire, and may
God bless you all, and the British flag never
cease to wave over you
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PENNSYLVANIA PoLITICs.-The Democratic
q n 4 ION ,:ant ion of Penn sYlYania which let

PENNSYLVANIA PoLITICs.-The Democratic
State Convention of Pennsylvania, which met
at Harrisburg on Tuesday and nominated
Judge Sharswood as candidate for the State
Supreme Court, adopted resolutions declaring
that the Union of the States is perpetual /;
that every State is entitled TO representation
in Congress; that each State has the right to
prescribe the qualifications Of its electors
that we oppose any amendment to the State
Constitution establishing negro suffrage that
the failure Of the tariff bill in the last Con-
gress shows the infidelity of the Republican
party to it's professions that the Radical ma
jority in Congress have overthrown the Con-
stitution and dismembered the Union by a Sc
ries of usurpations, including the denial To
ten States of the right of representation and
treating them as conquered provinces, and
that rigid economy is necessary in public af-
IA
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There is not the slightest chance thaL Irene
iaI Butler rhad. Stevens, Wendeli fhiiilps'
aud Mr. Wade, will succeed In, what Is esi.
stAIy their leading purpose, fastening ,n .a
doctrines Of confiscation, spoilation, ana 70,
distribution of property upon the Repuoilcan
party but they will be very likely 10 organ,
,]t new party based upon these purposes anu
HlAciples .-N,,o York Times.
3, General Joe Lane, says the Ordgontdg, sun
u,leA. He is making a new dash III poNncss.
now he VIII come out with the Greeks At ms
doors is uncertain. Unquestionably he de-
serves success In every undertaking.
fiye bank officials In Memphis were poi
,OAed iast week by eating ice cream MADE IN .
copper freezer II is feared that one IL fatally
POlsoGed
Senator Chandler, of Michigan, has an
bounced in a public speech that he ~ IN favor
a ssssllng Canada In payment OF me prlyatssf
ALABAMA claims.
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political-Murder.

AUGUSTA, GA, June l3.-Governor Brown
delivered speech at Milledgeville yesterday
on the situation and prospects of the country.
He took strong grounds In favor Of re-organi-
cation under the military bill as the only hope
of restoration, and denounced non ton
to the policy of Governor Perry and others
who oppose reconstruction on the proposed
terms.
Robert Price, of South Carolina, was MUIR
dered by freedmen near this city last night.
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CHEAP AND ABUNDANT WATER.-A new pump
attracting attention in North Carolina. By
Jofmg q hole in the floor il can be put down III
.Ae kitchen, dining room, or piazza, ana TUT
AHh IN the most convenient place al mex,
AaustIJle supply of water. The cost, we
learn, varies from thirty 10 fifty dollars, ac-
"IIa'ns 70 the depth required. r.,
The City Council may have wei OF iresn
water at every street-corner. Ice Will no
tOhgeT be needed. And all this from new
Tern. 4
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IxrBRssrIsa TO TrPos.--The National Typo.
graphical Union, in session at Memphis, pass.
900 ems on the anniversary of Artemus
Wards death, for building a monument: an
other allowing the proprietors Of newspapers
who are practical printers to become mem.
bers.
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TIE WHEAT GRoP-We learn from source
m which We place the fullest reliance that the
wheat has now reached that stage in which
here is no longer any danger 10 be appre-
Lguded from the rust.
Tie wheat viii be ready for harvesting ny
lha carly plrt and from that TO the middle OF
next week In some cases il may be cut the
iAsI o! Tins week. --PeterSJuTg Express.
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CURIOSITY. watch owned and worn py
John Randolph Of Roanoke-a very large, old
Fashioned time gold piece, with white face,
and engraved on the back with his ooat.of,
arms and the seal attached-is at present at
the jewelry store of Mr.. w. w; Adam, in TINS
CITY, for repairs. 1t is now the properly oi
M Randolph Tucker -Ale1dndTia gazette.
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-ToNEWAIL JACKSON.

Jackson, for the ten years previous TO the
outbreak OF the war, was professor III the
Military Institute here Professor OF Natu-
rl Philosophy and Artillery Tactics" l have
seen aud talked with many OF his neighDors
and .lmlliars. and have even met several ne
-gDrs who We're members OF the colored
sabbath school which he established here and
...Iuered with great success for many years.
AZ. "A teacher he was decidedly unpopular,
and /, is sad that he was very maladriot
. hls experiments, which often resulted IN
i ..l.ruus Dlunders, at which he would laugh
.- heartily as the lads in his class. At one
tame ne determined 10 acquire the act OF pub
d. speakiug, and with this view he Joined the
franklin Society, literary association Whcn
has existed for many years, ana Whieh sun ~
..I,ls, in Lexington. He used 10 take part In
Tie debates, but with the most distressing
,fqmlnrriugs haitings, and break downs, and
never attained any more than mediocre IA
..llly of utteraUce. AS he came more under
me influence of the religious sentiment, after
he death of his first wife, he ceased 10 attend
nc Franklin Society, and becoming more and
NOR. moody and eccentric he grew more ana
more unpopular. Indeed he was looked upon
Gil. q. kind OF mild lunatc, and the Board mad
frequent meetings with the view OF uisPiacins
linn from his chair in the Academy. AT length
Zine. war broke ont, and the qualities that had
81. oullered in mere fire-damp suddenly burst
mtoa clear and steady flame. All the peo-
nj. here speak of the wonderful change that
,tDr over him at the outbreak OF the war.
VU0ngb he had been all his life an ardent State
IrLts Democrat, yet he bitterly opposed seces-
..uu. Nevertheless, when the war came, he
r.,g.yy into IL all the tremendous energies OF
nature Then his religious fervor became
guiding light and an impelling power. he pc
loved that he was literally led by the hand OF
God Most men will think" he said, refer
ring 20 his overwhelming attack AT Chancel-
lg-,yiue THAT had planned IL all from the
Inst, but II was not so. simply look auVah
tag. of circumstances as they presented them.
selves 10 me in the Providence OF God. feel
,la, ms hand led me-" Long before the wal,
and even in regard 10 minor matters, ne USED
iopypress the same views of Divine interVen-
uga and Inspiration; and In one OF MS ie.'e ;,
which have read, he saws that through the
grace given him from above he feels that
rain VIII fall at such and such time Ger
family he was an extraordinary man ana
sanding by his grave this evening seenaeu
u realize that there lay below the only man
Who could have conducted the war 10 sue
trs. !ul issue on the part OF the South.
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Sales last week, 1878 hogsheads, 159 tierces,
and l5S boxes sales this week since Monday
holiday, s24 hogsheads and AZ boxes and
tierces. Below is report from Tobacco Ex-
change to-day:
TOBACCO ExoHANaE,l
RICHMOND, June Is, 1867.
Our breaks and offerings continue unprece-
den tedly large, caused by the anxiety of our
planters TO realize on their crops. Notwith-
standing, our market continues buoyant and
prices are we'll sustained on all desirable kinds,
while nondescripts are still in little request,
and for them prices are in favor Of the buyer.
Below we give the transactions: 3l7 hogs
heads, 80 tierces, and is boxes offered, and
sold as follows:
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Common to medium dark working
81 to ~; good dark working, IS to IS; sun
cured, common, IS to $40; sun-cured, good
$40 to $l5 coal-cured, common, IS to so
coal.cured, bright, $l2 to SIS; coal-cured, fan
cy, $40 to $45.
Leaf-Common dark working, % to 80
medium dark working, $40 to $l2; good dari
working, 81 to $l4; fine and wrapping, SO tc
wrappers, common, $40 to s35; yellow wrap
pers, medium to extra, $50 to 800 and $500.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
hgs.-very common and heavy weights
%. so to $40; medium, $40 to $3.50; good
IS to IS.
Leaf.-English shipping, s1s to s1s and 500
continental shipping, $l2 to SIS and $50.
sTEMMING TOBACCO.
Leqt-Common, $40 to SlS; good, $l2 to $l5
| fine, $l6 to 500.
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GOLDEN WEDpIxG.-The golden wedding S Oh
the Right Rev George Uphold, ID; a., me
Episcopal Bishop of the diocese OF ind d =
was commemorated at Indianapolis on Tue IT'S Ssi
amounting to about 81, 100, and other remem-
brances amounting to fully 800 more.
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IxMIaRATIoy.-The immigration Convention
&c i'm session at Alexandria. Delegates are IN
attendance from that city and the adjoining
Counties. John S. Barbour, president; Edgar
Snowden, Jr., secretary. General DUH Green
;c & thar ~
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POPULATION OF ST. LouIs.-The last regm'
lar census, taken in May, $780, SHOWS s;, PSp here
has been steady increase, and the Popnla,
ton now is supposed not to vary mueh ir0ii'
Dln
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WHISKY SEIZED AND CoSDENNBD.-Ihe IN
ternai Revenue Department since the com =
mencement of the vigorous enforcement 0! tne
whisky law, now about sixty days nas se 81
,vhiskv' and has about 250, 900 gallons addi-
t;onaI hinder seizure not yet forfeited.
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HARVEST IN GEoRG1A.-A letter dated A

lanta GA, Sd instant, says:
Harvesting is now going on rapidly in
some of our southern counties, ana II
Tho weather proyes favorable the work will
soon become general throughout the State. In
many of the towns along the line OF the
western and Atlantic railroad great many
agents of Tennessee and Kentucky miliers
have been making engagements Of wheat al
10 per bushel, which may be quoted as the
opening market price at all the points above
this on the road. One of our Atlanta millers
thinks il will be worth here about $2.2o.
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The surplus Of the wheat harvest in Geor.
ga, 1t Is estimated, will reach 10000, 900 bush.
Or thirty millions Of dollars worth. Tha,
statement won't do.
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Specie Shipment, &c.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.-The Constitution
sailed to day with sl,o45,Ooo in treasure, OF
which $sO4, 200 is for New York
Three hundred and sixty Chinese arrived
here few days since.
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THROUGHPUT MAS.-The CINCINNATI pa.
pers tell OF an ice-cream vender who put pa.
regoric In his cream to prevent bad effects
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Dissertations, &c.

NO-PARTNERSHIP.-We have this
" associated ourselves together under the style
and Arm OF CURTIS, PARKER RlDDICk; fol
the purpose Of conducting general = SAip bHO.
KEKAGk AND COMMISSION BUSINESS In the
city of Richmond. and have taken an Office at No
10 Zig enth street, between Main and Cary, ant
respectfully solicit the patronage Of our friends
~NN JOHN A. CURTIS,
late OF McKowan Curtis.
JOHN N. PARKER,
JAMES Z. RIDDICK,
late agent Virginia Towing Company.
June 7, 1857. )e S-im
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.ReDq,blic0n Contention.

ITO TIE UNCONDITIONAL UNION
l. MEN OF VIRGINIA.-The REPUBLICAN
EXECUTIVE STATE COMMITTEE, and the un-
dersiSned citizens of the State OF Virginia, who
have avowed ourselves unconditional Union men
and members Of the great Republican party OF the
United States, call upon all others of like condt-
ton, as common sufferers, not TO throw away this
golden opportunity to rescue ourselves, our chill
dren, and the State, from the hands Of those who
have brought nothing but ruin, desoatOn, want,
and wretchedne upon our land, to meet in coun-
lottesville) on the LIST day Of August next In the
African church, for the purpose OF attending and
perfeCting the organization OF the Republican
party, commenced by the convention assembled al
Richmond on the 18th Of April last.
JOHN HAWXHURST, Chairman
JAMES w. HUHNICUTT,
b. WARDWELL,
DAVID LUPToE, proxy for
members OF the Executive Committee Of the
Republican party OF Virginia.
JAMES II. CLEMMENS,
Chairman Of State Central Committee.
The changes that have been made in the above
call have been the result OF compromise present
ed by our friends of the several Union Leagues oil
Boston, New York. and Philadelphia, committees
from each of which were sent here to aid in har.
monizing our ficul.es; and it is earnestly hoped
that ali the sgners to the original call will attend
and bring their neighbors and friends OF the Re.
publican parry with them.
JOHN N. Bolts,
L. II. CHANDLER,
w. w. FORBES,
JAMES w. JACKSON,
w. A. TURNER.
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llr. swin,on Oh S,onewall jackson.

Ir-m Lexington Letter in the New York Times.
I,.ool this evening in the light Of the de-
s....lu- sun At the grave of one Of different
.yrp-at the grave of Jackson. "ln Licking
,... IA The Valley of Virginia y ; and here he
Do. ln The quiet village churchyard. sim.
r.r slab is At the head with only the name,
General THOMAS J. Jackson" and at his
..,.- 81 stone with the initials ct. j. j." "A
-IrlLud Of flowers lay on the grave; and i'll
ny hear, / could feel no other emotion than
....oi tender interest i'll such proofs of afiec-
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c. Custom-House.
WILMINGTON, N. c., June l3.-Colonel J. P.
Foster, collector of customs, has been ar
raigned before the United States Commissioner
upon the charge Of malfeasance in office. He
was bailed in the sum of 90, 900 to appear on
the 9th instant
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OFFICE vIasuIA cEsrsAl Ra SsDs Hsy !, ~.
AT MEET!11ssst o 3. WIZ vI.asai sS o.,
k.ilso:a e, Gem, n; :. MsSsesA ee - isssas
ne t CnSsS 10 g: s .ais. ssost a
IS9ufsau 81 inssslnents-vtyr,9 81 Ne 'sta " sss'
81 $500 sSe s,sa s g y ~. rssgss.ss e
= - s.; ]. SS 4 ST. ]. s........
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M T. PATE, formerly Of
Would inform his friend. and The D1blie asnsrsi,
iy that he has taken the house No. ioe1 tbird door
from ths corner Of Cary and Tenth streets, who're
for tie celebrated JIHRS RIvIB CEAx1T.
Ia n
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WU7ltS.

WANTED, A MIDDLE-AGED CO.
w LORBD NURSE TO take charge OF a child
seven months old. None need apply unless well
recommended. Apply at 2,sl2 Franklin street.
Ia IA
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Coraan,fssfors Mercl.a,.t1.

>. p. JUsfIs. o. p. yowLsn.
JUsrIs d FOWLER GENERAL
CHANTS, 10. isoi franklin street, nssf Oh Nsr.
az Richmond, Va, give their undivided atten.
,s,n,r 70 the bustnsss. Quick sslss and pTomps
Hsfsr to William n. Cabsll, member Legisls-
tuie, PM ,S.ngssm county, Va. Colonel W. Cobbss
rsimxiiDs, ~ A. u. Pierce, stsuhton, We. (;
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MILLS & RYANT, TOBACCO Elk
sale Of EHSF and MANUTflcsf6RSb ToB1cCos.
Orders solicited. Liberal ADVANCES made on con.
signmsnts. Refer 70 A. r. HARVEY, President Of
National Bank OF yirginia JAlEs THonAss yrY
Co., New York Asssrs. JoHSsoS b THOMPSON
Boston. Mass. ~ A-s
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WILLIAM II. MADDUX,
w - WITH
+ BOOKER, XXX \ LYON
PRODUCE COAHIssIOM MKBCHAHTSs

1dlNfs. ana G6HSfssioi ISk6AASTs. Dor.
nsfly no. Wall street, have removed 20 the
i lag: and 'onnoaiou' vsr''00n' 40. (" Pearl
Having large facilities for storage, they respect:
c sS!sis Sson:igp%Snts q n.n9fasSr;S spd
and COUNTRY PRODUCE gsnsrilly. Thankful
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon the con.
Germ In the past, they respectfully solicit con.
tinuancs Of the same, pledging their best efforts
TO AFFORD sstisfaehon % their patrons:
PILKINTON, PpLLIAH b CO.,
Auctioneers, Real Estate Agents, and
Commission Merchants, No. 10 Pearl street.
n
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WANTED want to buy a good
w SADDLE HORSE, sound and gentle.
GEORGE LEE,
ie l4-lw Fourteenth street below Cary,
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DERSONS VISITING THE COUN.
TRY or Springs can be FURNISHED WITH
Any PAPIR they may wish ct publishers rates
- J. WALL TURNER, News Agent,
myA-Im Richmond, va.
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WANTED, a good SEAMSTRESS,
w white or colored. Inquire at my residence,
No. COT Grace street, between Sixth and Seventh.
Ia Ats w. G. PAINE.