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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
&. W. POWERS
begs to inform his friends and the public that he
has removed from his former house, corner
Main and Fifteenth streets, to his
COMMODIOUs NEW STORE,
1908 Main between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets.
His stock will be found
FULL AND COMPLETE AT ALL TIMES.
Wholesale and retail buyers are assured that no
efforts will be spared to meet their wants.
He invites with confidence an examination OF his
stock Of PURR
DRUGS. CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS,
DYEsTUFFs,
TOILET ARTICLES,
FANCY GOODS. &c., &c.
He would return thanks for the liberal patron
age hitherto accorded him, and respectfully So
ueits continuance of the same.
B. W. POWERS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
No. 1905 Main three doors below Thirteenth.
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Educational.

MISS j. N. McCOULL will open q
Nl school for young ladies at lo7 Twenty fifth
stI eet, between Grace and Franklin streets on
MONDAY, September 2. A limited numher OF
boarders can be accommodated Ut the house, who
will be treated as members OF the family.
Terms per session of ten months, excl usivs OF
washing, 800, payable quarterly in advance.
For tuition in English Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
In Lain and French, each. h................. 10 90
Music. so 00
op
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T1HE NORWOOD SCHOOL, with
i full corps Of able and experienced instructors,
and under sill more favorable auspces th an here.
tofors will reopen on WEDNESDAY the 18th OF
September, 1857 The interest and advancement
Of the scholars shall receive the closest personal
attention. Address
WILLIAM D. CABBLL, Principal,
Norwood post Office, Nelson county, Va.
an l3-tOc1
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DROFESSOR DABNEY ,& r. G..
i WHARTON open on the 18th Of September ct
No. Ito Grace street q CLASSICAL and HATHE-
MATlCAL SCHOOL.
Tuition in English. Seo %
In Latin, Greek and French, or German,
Cards obtained from &. g. Wharton, 9. 3 O.,
or at any Of the book-tores au16-lm&
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uakOVER AGA DENY.
IgsTRUCToRs

p P. J0NES, NJ Principal;
WILLIAM N. F0HTAISR, ii. A.
The Instructors are both graduates Of the UNI
varsity OF Virginia, and have had considerable
experience as teachers
The next session begins lst of October and ends
26th Of June 1853.
TgKAs 1885, In currency per session, exclusive
Of lights washing, and towels, (which need not
cost ever twelve or thirteen dollars por ssssionA
payable one half lst OF OctoDer, the other hs3
18th OF February
For catalogue. &c., address H. P. JONES,
Taylorsvilie, Hanover county, Va.
3nw1r
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Real Estate AQencjes.

CABELL & w TKINS, lll3 Main
" street, Lancaster Building, kichmopd Va,
ahAL ESTATE aGENT> IND AHCTIoNBBsS,
i4rlng especial facilities with northern and Vir
4 REsL ESTATE, in the city and state. for sale,
.ScAeAs-, iea-e. or purchase, privately and at
'nclOn, on the most liberal terms.
Z. DARLINGTON CABRLL,
au lo-sm J. B. wilkins.
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EDUCATION.-Mi e. TANNER
t. will resume the duties Of her SCHOOL on
uafc "a OF an ssp:smsss, nstsueson as0
For full particulars apply at her residence, next
TO school.rooms Main street opposite Old FAR
Grounds. over DR.. Gilrs apothscary.
an 2S-Atk
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Educational.

lT 8: SQUIHk'S CLASSICAL AND
Fourth street, opens September 20 1857. The lf re
conii inusd and liberal patronage Of the past is en-.
coursgement TO continue his ssfvices to discern
ing pm blic
TEENS: $sfpsr session. ~
Closes with an examination, and rewards Of
merit ~
store, corner Of Fourth and Franklin streets.
1o-lrn<
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HOrdWme..

M octagon Cast Steel, for drills Granite Wedge
Steel, SOLID Cast Steel Drilling Hammers, Safety
Fuse, ordinary and best water proof; Blasting
Double iron strapped Blocks, Miners shovsls,
&C., constantly on hand and for sale on lowest
terms by w. a. DoNNAH & Co.,
Importers and Dealers In Hardware,
an 29-3t< Governor street.
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pABRIT METAL.-500 pounds fine
~ Babbit Metal Just received per steamer Ei.
agars and for sale low by
CHARLES J. sINToN,
au7 l435 Main street.
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4 CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA

A CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
q LANDS.-I have formed a business connec-
ite Agents and Brokers. Philadelphia, who have
quotations for the purchase Of large number Of
n and other real property In Virginia, for
'air snd reasonable prices will be paid BY
.ylvsnidns desiring to remove to this State.
licaton, In person or by mail, will with
k furnish any one having land for sale sps.
@EsSmation on the subj jsct.
ss J. D. lMBODRS, Attorney at Law,
20 2o-n Richmond. Va.
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THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY IN
Il formed that from this date Mr.. BENJAMIN
COTTRELL has an interest In our business.
BRAZEAL & C0TTRELL,
July !, 1857. corner Ninth street and basin,
have this day associated myself with Messrs.
BRAZsAL CuTTkELI., where will be pleased
70 see my old friends and eustomere.
BRhJAMlH C0TTRsLL-
RIoHMoHD. July l. 1867 iy i2m
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SULPHUR LCZENGEs, in which
the taste of sulphur is disguised by agreeable
navoring;
CHLORATR OF POTASH LoZENGRs,
PEPPERMINT (medcinal) LozENGES,
BI CARB. SODA LOZKNGEs,
for sale by the ounce or pound.
au2a J. BLAIR, Druggist s2s Broad street.
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nR. M. l.. JAMhS Qately Of Gooch.
L. land) has removed to Richmond TO PkAC'
TIOs HIS PROFESSION. 0faoe and residence Cd
southwest corner Of Grace and Adams srsssss
iy la-jU
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dnaatSe771e2ltS.


RAND MASQUERADE
AND FANCY DRESS BALL
NruE WRITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, GRExN-
u tsRSlEs COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
roUgTH OF SEPTEMBER ensuing o
MN MASQUERADE and FANCY DRBSS
n IN be given IN the ball room Of the White
.Psnr5 5ssoms ss,sa SUPPER will be provided on tho
H!,l.sIL slGIL sST MUSIC will also be provided. and
sN be CO. Sdently assumed that tha occaaion
ETHS. one Of great pleasure and interest to all
40 TN ,aas ana wardroses specially adapted to
t"..".";,n. will be brought here from Balti-
80 ~s viii be- furnish 4 IN advance OF the day
81 ie.,on TO = JAG RshI. "n the grounds
= Afr nv - S. on: For gentleman and lady,
-. sor no gentleman, - -which VIA ADMIT 70
~ ron ,Insins gentlemen have agreed to act for
,s,r.. E Shst,, $. c.; ww: D. Coleman, Va;
agsr,er Va: 4. H. mmsTville, Ala;
,so:.r p Parker 5 c.; Or. Lake, Miss:
y. 'T,;nsfey, Jr Va: aoln e! II. GA,t, Va;
Y.orr, Va: Severn Eyre, Vs.;
I'm g. Ca dwell, Whit- sulphur springs;
"'n.n16 Fellows. Ses Orleans
y.'IDI'w Towles, white sulphur Springs;
IL nsS.nc,on West virginia;
r,,.in Lcut, XimmSr Ba timoEe;
S.r shell, w.st E!rSin's;
TX ExrIor Vast Virginia;
fh,r.>P CowArdn. Jr., W:
81 'aHSaoh', HahaReT-
rsr LAST GREAT SENSATION
,yp M,SSTER COMBINATION OF ZOO
ttGlG,L. OSSlTHpLuGlCAL, AND
ggCsSTRIAN WONDERS OF
CREATION.
RICHMOND:
LOCATION, FOURTH AND CLAY.
FIVE DAYS ONLY,
commencing TUESDAY, August 81.
TEST GRAND PEKF pRMANCE TUESDAY
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DaESEHvING ETTLES AND
CHLRLEs J. sIHToH,
au It35 Main street.
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JeaceLers, dc.

---y----~---y-----.-y--~1~--,~-~
l. FRANKLIN, OPTICIAN formerly
L. FRANKLIN 4 co J, tries the human eye,
A.N@. and suits the ,AN@,
KY w same scien,i6 ~ W
c.Iy with his celebrated BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
sad NEHI>cUS GLASS SPECTACLES, thus i'm
.ovas and strength ming the sight.
PEBBLES and GLASSES IN Gold, Silver, Steel,
AZ Shell Frames.
Also & fine assortment of OPERA and FIELD
eLAsSsS, MICROSCOPES, THERMOMETERS
&c at eastern prices.
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES and superior GLASSES
@ser;si Ia frames 10 order.
Z, FRANKLIN, Optician, s.s Main street,
su?i above he post office.
OPENING THIS WEEK at NOW
~ Ian aaO.'Sa magniicept assortment OF rich
JEW ELRY, WATCHES, 50 D slLVERW AXE,
-esh from the factories of Europe and America.
LADIES' SETS OF PINS and EAhRlNds-the
4.sst styles. .
DIAMONDS. PEARLS, EMERALDs, and other
irecious stones.
SUPERB LEoNTINE CHAINS and PINS.
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT and PLAIN GOLD
WEDDING RINGS.
CARD-CAS HANDKERCHIEF- HOLDERS,
Ind great variety of beautiful
PhESEST. Tl6N GOODS.
An endless variety Of STERLI ING SIVERWARE
il esses, ~ prices rs low a. any house In New
!ork or Philadelphia. Call and examine at
NoWLAN b CO.'S,
corner Of Main and Tenth streets.
iel9 above the post Office.
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TALORAMA FAMILY SCHOOL,
IN STAUNTON, vA.-Ths next session OF this
school will commence the frat Of October aud win
who desire to and the advantages OF home sduca-
ton united with the system and discipline Of
regular school, It offers decided attractions.
Board and English tuition, for session OF nine
morths, (washing extra $2so.
Circulars containing full statement OF terms and
to MRS. HANSON, or MISS sHBFFEY, staunton.
va lilo
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ITO THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1 SALALEM BROTH OR SALTS OF WIS.
DON-a speciac for Ringworm, letter, Itch, Bar
ber's Itch Ulcers, and all eruptions of the skin,
Warranted to cure or no pay Try 1t, and II it
does not speedily and promptly cure and entirely
eradicate the disease, the money will be refunded
in every instance. Price Soc. per bottle. For sale
by BLUNT MuSELkf,
Druggists. No. 1928 N ain street,
aus Richmond, Va.
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A BODEKER q BROTH ER, Drugs
N. gists, on Main above Old Market, and at
their branch store, corner of Sixth and Broad
streets Lewis's Pure Lead. together with gene.
raj assortment Of Painting Materials, for sale by
au2a A. BODhkek i BROTHEk,
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Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Aransr 90

MINIATURE ALMANAC-AUaUsr 80, 1857.
Sun rises............ 5.32 Moon sets......... 7.
Sun sets. ts..........,.. 6.28 high tide, P L.
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THE TWKNTY-sECOND SESSION

THE TWRNTY-SHCOND SESSION
lOF Rxv. M MIjHgLBACHER'Ss SCHOOL
FJRBOYs AND GIRLS, In the basement rooms
Of the Synagogue, on Eleventh near Marshall
street win be Ie-opened MONDAY the I'd OF
SeDtem ber next
Mr. Micheibacher has associated himself with
The Rev. J. Wechsler, an experienced teaehefs
In the instruction and government OF the school,
and has also re- engaged assistant teachers OF &C.
knowled sed merit
Reference Is made to the ladies and gentlemen
who have beon educated In this school tn csc Last
twenty one years.
Parents who wish to enter their children are
requested to send them at the opening OF the
school on the I'd OF September.
NJ hIgH4LBAeHRR,} Pr,neipsls.
J. WECQSLER, AsiP
Sa9
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MATINEE BACH DAY,
,onrsuc!nS WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST %.
-oVy HrBlSSON'S great combination CIRCUS
"A YgVAGESlE. forming grand stock enter
%. con.o. dating T SHOWS.
-. mammoth 200 ogtcal departments com.
,1s3 Of the curiols and rare animals OF Asia
,t.,. sut South om.r rica, includinK orniiholo.
c.:oas CT the most beautiful specimens o.
i..c bros forming the most extensive coitec'
..n'wI! animals In the country, supported by
,.I.rr.., company of squeslrisns in America
- -, = l5o lnei a $50 horses. including nity
.1,,nr. a.e equssir risnnes. three popular
grns enabling the management to produce
,.-,i,rx acts # horsemanship. daring gymnastie
,r,,ss .peci .cles OF Oriental grandeur with
b.. NOS. dall.ius splendor.
BoAsp OF DIRECTORS.
sr..,,,,..................... 5ohS hobiSsos
;,n-rirt.rd nt................ ). = hoBiNsoS. Jr.
sn.:n-ss MsunCsr................ -. q noC1h'
.-r~+. ahsS nobiHson
-rsusrrer .,...,............u. ". hobiSsos
In The Zoo!ogica Department will be FOUND
AHERD OF TAPlRS,
A FLOCK OF AUSTRALIAN RMEUS.
AHgRD or P0RCUPINES,
.Eg PERFORMING ELEPHANT EMPRESS" +"
introduced by hr. Johnson.
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GRAND GRATU!TGUS EXHIBITION.
Gorgeous Ancient Pagesnt.
n. Grand Chariot Of Mars, rberon, and Achilles;
liz; Lions. in open dens Of gold and bronze;
;rtgn,. and Gladiators, In arm mr OF ancie Mt
Romans. as escort 10 the glitter!ng and costly
Ure.ta, tquipages.
This grand .nd imposing procession III be pre-.
sat.d bv the Chariot OF uberou, containing
THOMAS CaHHAMS
ePsRATIC SILVER AND STh1NG ORCHESTRA
Q! twenty srst cia,s musicians.
-W0 PEHFoRAANCBS-a' and o'clock P. n :.
.tmissi IS cents, ali reserved SEATS children
:ut-r /? years. 80 cents Admission 10 coIored
;sople, 50 csn!s.
viii perform at S,aunton. Saturday, August II /;
TkyntSbo:o'. Monday, ugus, is Charlottesville,
rr..t.v, sugust 20; Gordousville, Wednesday,
auEus;:l: orange courthouse, Thureday. August
= Lorlsa Courthouse, Friday. August %; Gem
evil" satgrd-y; August "a Ashland Monday,
.ggu.; -: P-ter,bnrg. September and 5.
AZ Is T. %. 2? * 81, % % 81. 81
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2 JACCaERI. Manager.

,,sr LAST GREAT SENSATION
IN MpSSTBR COMBINATION OF ZOO
AttlilC,L. oHSlTHOLnGlCAL, AND
gQCsSTHIAN WONDERS OF
CREATION.
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RICHMOND:
TagiTIGS. FOURTH AND CLAY.

FIVE DAYS ONLY,
commencing TUESDAY, AUGUST 81.
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,pAND MASQUERADE
, AND FANCY DRESS BALL
u WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, GREEN-
AT iSSSIER COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA.
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Lawyers.

SNNS, S1GNS-ALL KINDS OF
py ., w wohk tss efu,ly and promptly executed
~ 'he nndersi2ned orders from my friends and
'Ie public generally rs. pectfuliy solicited.
,k f &. and GFFiCbS PAINTED in the best
--eAAer at short notice.
w. L. MONTAGUE,
Nats l.. l.. Montague & Son,)
-.ao-Ip Tenth street between N hin and Gary
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MATINEE BACH DAY,
a,rjur WEDNESDAY ArGCgT %,

p,psr GRAND PEkF pEMANCE TUESDAY
EVENING
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southern Cotton Markets.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 12-There was a strong de-
mand during the day, which was met by sellers
TO a considerable extent, transactions taking
place TO the amount of 800 bales, at firm but
low middling 30, middling 81, strict middlidg 81
good middling 81 cents.
AUGUSTA. Ca, Feb. l3.-There was a fair de-
mand in the morning, and sales were effected at
yesterdays figures. In the evening there was
decrease IN the demand. and very little If any
thing done. We quote middling az 3)93012;
strict middling at 81, and good middlng at 81 12c
The sales were 4A bales, and the receipts 269
bales.
MACON. Ca, Feb. 13-Thsre was a brisk and
active inquiry for cotton to-day, and holders
seemed more willing to sell than at any time this
week The consequence was that over four
hundred bales changed hands, at prices ranging
from 25 to 2Ic., according to quality.
COLUMBUS, Ga. Feb. l2.-The trasactions were
light upon the basis Of DC for middlngs, buyer
paying the tax.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 12-The market opened
this morning with a continuance of the previous
demand, and. notwithstanding increased firm
ness on the part of holders as well as dark and
unfavOrable weather, there has been an average
business transacted, the sales at the close sum
ming up 1900 bales, fourteen brokers partici
pating in the business. Prices indicated no ma
terial variations, the bulk of the sales effected
being at figures within the range OF last eve
nings quotations, which We're rs follows: Ordl-
nary 2S15G2 9c; good Ordinasy &z9q30c; low
middling 3014d9lc; and middiing 3l12@32; the
market closing with a firm feeling. The sales
for the past three days aggregate 2,6OO bales.
mostly on foreign account. The receipts proper
since Friday morning, Excluding the arrivals
from Mobile. Florida and Texas, which are IN
cluded in their respective statements comprise
10 402 bales against 10003 during the correspond
ing period last week. showing decrease OF Z6Ol
bales. The exports for the same period embrace
1896 bales, which were cOastwise and l4,lS9 to
foreign DOFtS
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T0ERTH DAY

THE SEWANEE STAkE-Far al Age. Mile
a.siatiap 10 add $40.
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We cali attention to the following adyer-
tisements which appear in this morning 3
paper for the first time. The reader Is
referred to them in another column:
Hugh Douglss & Co, Wholesale dealers
ia dryRoods, notions, etc, No. 53 Public
Square.
Arlington, Farrar q Weakley advertise
several dwellings in city and Edgefeld for
rent
Camp d Elliott, "a North Cherry street,
are general agents for the sale Of the Flor
ence and Howe sewing machines.
Debtors and creditors Of Nathaniel Gross,
deceased, are notified to make settlement.
Rhea, Smith 4 Co, Il Market street
have inst received -four, bacon, tobacco, etc.
j. X. Winbourn, late OF the City Hotel,
has leased the st. Cloud, and will reopen
it to the travelling public on Tuesday, the
10th inst.
p NJ. Il. Howell, clerk and master, an-
nounces regular sales, under DEGREES of the
Chancery Court, for Saturday, March y.
lie also offers the Zollicofier house and
other valuable property at private sale.
Berry, DemoYille & Wharton adveuiae
medicines prepared by J. c. Aver & Co.
la our special column, Geo. q. Butler
A. NJ, principal Of Shelby Female lnsti-
tute, advertises for pupils in the French
aud German languages.
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Well informed parties in the cotton
trade in England estimate the receipts from
India for 1867 under what they were in
1866; and from Egypt 100000 bales more
than in 1866 Brazil and other parts will
probably be about the same.
The price of Orleans middling cotton
January II, 1866, was 20 to 2O4d. at Liv-
erpool. The price January II, 1867 was
14M. Great Britain received of American
cotton in 1866, 1,156,13O bales, which is at
least 100000 bales more than she will re-
ceive in 1867. What is there TO make cot
ton decline? Is it that there are excessive
stocks of manufactured goods in all parts
of the world ?" The New York CONNER
cidl Chronicle says: We stated a few
weeks since that the indications were very
decidedly in favor of continued firmness in
the market The present unexpected large
increase in receipts has, however, led some
operators to fear a speedy falling OFF in
prices This fear may be to some extent
realized, and the Liverpool market may for
time be unsettled But ii appears to us
evident that the whole surplus of our crop,
even if the total receipts amount to two
million bales, will evidently be needed to
make out the deficient supply in Europe.
India, Egypt and Brazil will together
probably furnish six to seven hundred
thousand bales less than anticipated, and
there is little probability that the United
States can spare for export the quantity
sent forward last year. With peace in
Europe the present consumption will
probably be continued, and how can it be
supplied from American
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THE CITY.

OPENING AND CLOSING OF THE
AIIs.FERRUARY ass. --SsnIeial.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Gold opened in New York yesterday at
1863. was 1863 at 1880; 1863 at 1890 and
closed at 1869 at Pm. The rate here
was 135 buying and 1854 selling.
No quotations for government securities
in New York York yesterday were received.
Exchange on New York was taken at
par by the banks, and sold at ! premium.
Very little was done in uncurrent money,
and we heard of no sales Of Bank of Ten
nessee notes. Dealers would offer only 35c,
but holders were unwilling to sell at the
figures offered.
Union and Planters Banks continued
firm at Sc buying, and S6!c selling.
Southern Bank notes were in but little
demand, and rates were still low.
Nashville Corporation checks were dull
at 1Oc discount.
Henry Milward, a provision broker of
Chicago says in his circular of the 9th in
stant
There seems to be so much uncertainty enter
tanned as to the final summing up Of the pack
ing of the West and Northwest, that operators
throughout the country feel indispOsed 10 over
load themselves with stock. and consequently
purchasing gradually and cautiously as their
most immediate demands require. We see no
reason to change our previously expressed
opinion that the final summing up will show an
increase over last year taking the increase Of
weight in cOnsi0 eratiOn) Of9OO O00d 600 600 head.
Whether the increased consumption Of the eOun-
try and the comparatively low prices now cur
rent will be sufficient to nullify this large in
crease is a matter for the future to determine.
Thus far the cOnsumptiVe demand has been most
healthy, particularly for cut meats; but most of
the large dealers, having purchased freely be-
fore the recent advance in prices may be sup
posed to be fully supplied. and being enabled to
sell to their customers at lower prices than other
houses can who were not so fortunate, may feel
disposed to allow the market to take its course,
and not to care to make new purchases till their
stocks become MATERIAL reduced. Should such
be the case the market for the next two or three
months will be dull, dragging and unsatisfactory.
Spectators hold alOOf from barreled meats, be-
lieving that the stock is in excess. There seems
more disposition to operate for England, but the
sufferers by last years shipments will only
operate cautiously; and, indeed, the accounts
from the other side are not sufficiently cheering
to induce purchasers to sanction any material
advance. The supply of hogs continues liberal,
and we hear nothing to indicate that our pack
ing must cease for the want Of hogs, for some
weeks.
The circular of the Liverpool Brokers
Association, made up to the evening of the
18th of January, showS the stocks on hand
to be as follows:
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FERNELTUs calls disease an affection Of
the body, contrary to nature purtuba-
ton of its habit a arrangement of its
courses What disease is, so metimes emdes
human intelligence, but some diseases are
known-their origin, action, and even their
antidotes. Whoever has discovered an
actual remedy for one disease, has done
something for his race. DR.. Aver has
done more, for his medicines afford us the
means to control and cure several danger
Gus disorders. We rarely speak on medi
cal subjects, preferring 20 leave them TO
physicians, who understand them better.
But snch effects as are seen in our midst,
on affections OF the lungs, by Ayers Cherry
Pectoral; on scrofulous complaints, by his
Sarsapsrilla; and on the several complaints
that they cure, by Ayers Pills, should moi
be ignored. Keokuk Io,na) Journal. 1w