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HENRY r. HELMBOLD,S
CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
IHE GEEiT DiCREYIC,
&
DREr5n-1uD

cImOods Extract Buchu is durec and blood purifying
and cures all diseases arising habits of lSsnatiOn and
excuses and imprdcnces in life impurities the blood etc
aupetdng copaba In affections which il l. used and
sypmtc aectonsn these diseases used connection with
hembolds Rose Wash. ~
LADIES.
IN many affections peculiar to Ladies the Extract IuCu
unequaed by any other rcnledya IN chorosis retention
lrrcSualty paniunes orsuppres customary cyac,
lions liberated or schrus state OF the uterus ecorhaa or
whites, sterilty and for all complaints incident 10 the sew
whether arising from ndscreon habits OF destination
II prescribed extensively by the most eminent, physcians
anu mdWyes for eteebed and delicate constitutions OF both
sexes and Al! ages cndcd with any of the diseases or
symptoms. "
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-03-04
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.
For all the purposes Of LaXatye Medicine.

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stomach and restore II. healthy tone and action
1as .1a ", x. or S:. SpSs Sa
coe and Bas f.,e, they should be udicOusly taken for
structions which cause IL. WIS.,
For Iy''e'y Dtarhaa, but mild dose is generally
For ith.ngaism. Goa Gra,sl Pa,paa.io. Of u. Nart,
required to change the ds.ssed seton OF the ys
tenn Win such change these mpl.ints d.appesI
large and frequent doses to produce the effect Of drastic
For Suppression large dose should he taken produces
s ssJfS 1 S ~ .ii Ss two PHI. to promote digestion
and relieve the stomach
'' @n no
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from their cleansing and rcno~sng effect on the digestive
DIR. j. G. AVER 4 CO.,
Practical Chemists.
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TAX SALE NtbI'I CIc.-Publlc nosce ia here.
by gwen that At sale by te Treasurer lu4 otco
collector OF La Sale county, IN the illinois, OF clin
qaen lands town ot and parts Of lots for the STATE county
and Other taxes and costs dns thereon the year D.
and previous years held az the Court House in Ottpya in
sMs county, commencing on tue 18th day of June \ H. 1869
anu continued IRON day Gay, In pursuance. law W
Henery became the purchaser Of the folio wing described
lands and town lots and parts OF lots. end that The .m
81 redemption from said sale and purchase viii ey,rc two
years from thcr resnnC Tive Atn.
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t"' ana "Np.',' directions lccumpAnN IN, medicines.
Nt!cc o h most ir-pOh- tie and reliable character ig
MttH o. aplctlon, with hundreds OF thousands OF living
Nu''sts snu upward nj 10000 unsolicited certificates and
NN'MWrNu'otN InucrS. many of which the highest
,ru' MrndnS eminent rht SlcnnS rcrgywcn. STAT,
@ iN' Proprietor rSOricd lu Tie publ,
W. nc" 'cs c does not do this nom the fact that his
articles RANK ~ standard preparations ami dn not need to be
cropped ~ ny certificates
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SCOT, which is generally the cause Of de.
structive fires in private houses, is An excel
lent manure for fruit trees vegetables and
Fowcrs. II il better to collect it frequently
from chimueys and s,ove-pipes, and use in the
orchard OF garden, where It will be very ben.
eticial, than to allow 1t to accumulate and be-
come n standing menace to property and life.
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}Legal.

TAX SALE NCLICEc.-Nohce Is hereby Civ
VI La Sale county, state 81 Illinois. delinquent lands
town lots and OF lots, the state county and
other taxes. and costs due thereon for the 1853
previous years. held At c Court House III Ottawa Sale
county and state OF Illinois, commenced the 18th
June 1862 and continued from day day pursuance
Of law, Lucn T. Delno the purchaser the follow
Ing described lands town lots and parts Of ot and
time OF redemption from said sac and purchase Will expire
two years from their respective dates OF sale and purchase
located rs follows, to wit:
soLD AND PuRo AsEn JUNE =, A. d. 1863.
IN 'rhosr lldlie asSs>olt. description ~ ioJ,nS.
James McBcih EK SW, Of See g. Town g. Range OF
:dr. NJ. purchased the east 10 acrss.
Thomas NcClanahan = of the E OF the SE 49, T. o.
r. east Of Sd i " containing ~ acres.
Holbrook % acres q the the north part except
railroad. NV, OF Sec 20, Town 81, ssRgel
east Of the Sd Z NJ, containing Is acres.
SOLD AND Purchased JUNE so, a. u. 1sSs.
Luke Ncary, 4 Of sW of sec nshp 3d. Range east
otSdp n, containing so acres.
ASS Hodridge n V l. NV SCI OF Sec :, Township r. Il
Asa Hodridgc, L E Me- SWj, OF Sec & townships.
R2esst Of Sd " containing IS acres.
John Sweet L Be. Of See II, Town 81, l. east sd i "A,
containing 50 aCres-tast "a acre, purchased.
SOLD Asp PURCHASED July I, !. D. 1862
IN Tpose name assessed. Lot. H.cb.
Hill i Il fS y Holmes ! = states A@d 20 o'!.'"
James Kelly -
Jennings II = Green's Add 70 Ottsws
Geo Colacll, 3Si Of " sun II States Add Ottawa
Bo.Nerr an lot .urot 10, in the town OF Ottawa city
Morgan, lot !, block 81 in the Suhdi Uu OutOt. Sec
II. ToWHsip@3 Ranges.
Admir- Of the Estate Of L. b. Dcano 1H,Sn.ed
Ottawa, February -. lSi0-in
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II one portion of dish Of vegetables be
boiled in pure water and the other in water
to which little salt has been added, the lat
ter will he found better favored and more
tender; tpot,toes they will be mealier. On.
iors are especially improved by being cooked
in salt water Their rankness Of odor and
flavor is miligatcl or modified into peculiar
sweetness and aroma. The salt appears to
hinder the evaporation OF the vegetables.
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THE FIRE IN PETER sBURG.
Great Destruction OF Property-Losses Sus
tained by Richmond and Other
Insurance Companies. So
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE D1spArcu.1

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPATCu.1
PETERSBURG, Feb. 22.-The fire which
occurred here last night proved more de-
structiye than any we have had in Peters
burg for years. Three large brick stores,
occupied by R.. A. Martin g. Co., commits
sion merchants; j. T. NORRIS, furniture
dealer, and Thos. Il. Bond, grocer, on the
business portion of Sycamore street, were
burned, and other buildings damaged. The
loss on buildings and stocks Of goods is esti
mated to be largely over 100000, with an
insurance ascertained to be $4,000.
Martin e. Co. lost upwards of seven hun.
dred bales of cotton, with valuable stock
of other goods, upon which they have an
insurance of $4,000. --
Morriss's stock was valued at S25, 900, and
insured for $2l, 900.
Among the losing companies are the fol.
lowing in Richmond: Virginia State, S..
600; Banking and Insurance Company,
$4,000; Old Dominion, $4,000; Virginia
Home, $4,000; Mutual Assurance, $780,
The Georgia Home loses $4,000, and
heavy policies are held in Baltimore and
New York offices. .......
1t was feared at one time that the fire
would be much more disastrous, but the
lulling of the wind and energetic work for
nearly the whole night saved other build.
ings from destruction. P.
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ARREST OF xHoTnD HoRsE.rHrEr
he 10 Found az Dinner, and
!" = Surrehders Oniy at che d /
;Tfss+ aMu8xle Of the Gun.
lspEcrAI rE1RenAx 70 TEE p1srArcs.'

ESPECIAL TEfEeRAx 10 THE DIsPATcf.1
s. .FARMynLE, Va, Feb. 22.-The great
shorse.thief, Lucien Beard, was arrested to.
day at o'clock while at dinner at the resi-.
dence of Daniel Huddleston, his uncle.
The house was surrounded by fifteen Of the
citizens of Cumberland. When he found
he was about to be taken he ran up stairs
with pistol In each hand, hoisted q win
dow and said he would not be taken, when
several Of the gentlemen cooked their guns
and we're about to fire on him. Seeing
they would kill him, he said he would sur.
render if they would allow him the benefit
Of the law; which they, did, taking his
arms.
He Is confined. in the jail at this place,
underea strong guard He has stolen a
great many fine horses from the citizens
OF Cumberland and the adjacent counties.
and the people seemed very much rejoiced
at bis arrest. =
Daniel Huddleston was also arrested ann
is confined with Beard as an aecomplice.
Several stolen horses, among them hand.
some, rapid-pacing sorrel, and a fine black
horse, are in the hands of citizens of Cum
berland for Identification by owners. For
information, address A. B. Venable. editor
OF Comm ontredlth, Farmyille. n.
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i The Weather Report.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-0f'ce Chief. Of
fcer of Signal Bureau, 4:35 p. M.-The
extreme high barometer which has prevail
ed all day in New York and Pennsylvania
has moved slightly south and east, while
similarly the low barometer In the north
west has moved rapidly eastward, and prob.
ably somewhat to the north. a difference
Of oneinch exists ilthe pressure in Iowa
and the middle States Fair, cool weather
has prevailed, followed now BY high clouds
and great rise IN the temperature in the
west and northwest. 1t is probable that q
storm is now progressing in the northwest
and will be felt tomorrow on the lakes, and
viii produce brisk southeast winds on the
Gulf coast. Fresh northeast winds may be
repeated on the South Atlantic. :,
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Telegraphic Summary.

Secretary Boutwell, has ordered the pay
ment of the March interest, commencing
on the oath, without rebate.
Hon. VIM. G. Gibbs, Governor of Rhode
Island from 1881 to 1924, died Tuesday
night.
Five Scotch fremen on the steamship Is
mail, arrived at New York, were killed by
the fumes of charcoal Tuesday night, and
two others are in a hopeless condition.
The New York French Relief Committee
have transmitted bills Of credit to Paris for
100000.
A train of fourteen cars, laden with
horses, sheep, and hogs, ran off the Pan.
Handle road, near SteubenylIle, o., Tues
day. Three men were injured.
The Presidents order to the commander
at Little Rock, Arkansas, torbids the use
of United States troops to aid either politi-
cal party,
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COMMERCIAL.
E9RM, AID ELouR .ExcHANeK. Z
hio aslHs Va VA, feb.37s ISL 3

.sas.s 81 Gear AID ELouR ExsHANsk.t !
RfcaNoND. VA, Feb "a. 1871. -
,sz.sF -. ,ORFEHrNas, s.. 100 -'.s
r. WAS6t-WhfA k2 hssheif. Red. 1..ss 1uste1s.
05Tn--Whfte. ~ sbshfels z. Straw. co1cre cd I'D
tbusteiss q Mixed 90 busheis. Is rafsiz. ~
( gga s.. ! s w bushels -
Olorer Sesd.-too bushels. 5tst-a = s.ts2
W1@ot,-White, 10 bushels Inferior At &Iso; q
bushels inferior st3l 60 total, 90 bushels. f5ft
y, Wheo9.-heG,t 1o8 bushels prime at $3.50; so
hnshels wee7l eaie1 ut 9Llg; es bushels badly
cleaned Dc 9Ls5;s bushels damaged 1t 81. 20 !; IS
aS,ishels at 80 bushels very good nc sl7s Is
bushels inferior at *la:i :sss bushels DAMAGED ~
sl1o % bushels at $Le7A 90 bushels az 81 so Is
bushels very inferior az SLfo total, soc bushels.
a. Corn. White, 42 bushels very good at SIC
sis LAG bushels at 79c. Mixed, 90 BUSH
bu.hsts fair At sse $50 6usness fsir on private
terms 26S bushels good at 66c, 40 bushels very
good at esc.-total, 1,1a2 bushels. s;
Rye.-p bushels at SIC. i. - Fl. y
-. RE-ExR1BIyED.
:, WheGt..Red, SIS bushels. ~r u -
I, Corn. Mixed. s6 bushels. >' s
2 0ats.-ssS bushels. - s
~. REMARKS. si'pS
: The sales Of Wheat to-day were light; prime red
sold at $3.50. Such prime white as wss Offers
wzs taken OF the market, the views Of buyers and
sellers being too FAR apart for trade. /"
!. But little Corn offered. -. - :
Oats In liberal supply, and market dull and
heavy. 49, ~ s.-sE =.
: Rye scarce. This article would meet ready sale
IL offered on 'ehsnge.'
The Flour market is quite Inactive.
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Celebration Of the Twenty.seeondi.

-- New YORK, Feb. 22.-The Twenty-seeond
was more generally observed here than for
several years past. Business houses gen.
orally were closed, and several military or
CARNATIONS paraded.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 22.-The weather TO-
day was clear and warm. The banks and
public offices were closed, but general bust.
ness went on as usual.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Feb. 22.-The blacks
celebrated Emancipation by q parade
about 1l5 strong. The day was not observ.
ed in this city. :. -,
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fBu associated Press. |

PETERSBURG, VA, Feb. 22.-By the fire
last night J. 7. Morrss lost $50, 900; insured
for $4,000. r. 4. Martin e Co. were in.
sured for 100000, which will cover theil
loss. Branch & Herbert, Thomas Bond,
w. B. Jordan, and Alexander Wilson all
sustained slight losses, which were fully in.
sured. Rowlett & Son, L. O. Parrack, and
Wilkerson & Young also sustained slight
damage, but were not insured. The colored
men Of the city worked faithfully to ex
tinguish the fire in aiding the tiremen.
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NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD SUITs.-C CHI
c1go. Feb. 21.-In the case OF Andrew
RYAN against the Chicago and Northwest
ern railroad, in which 1000 were claimed
for injuries received while riding on q
streetcar, the jury this morning rendered
verdict OF 200. The same person has
another suit against the same road for inju-
rles 90 previous occasion.
Henry b. Lewis commenced suit against
the Michigan Central railroad--damages,
$40, 0tO-ror non-deliyely of freight.
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The Rev. DR.. Rosser left the city vester-
day morning, after a visit of six weeks,
during which time he conducted the revi-
val at Cou.t-street Church, and preached
some Of the most earnest, eloquent, and
powerful sermons ever delivered in the
city, aud which were attended with great
success. Over one hundred persons have
Joined the church during the meeting. DR..
Hosser carries with him the highest regard
and best wishes OF the entire community.
Luvchburq Nclrs, 22d.
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TERRIFIC STORM AT SAN tRASCISCo-FT.
iccn Persons Barred tad"' tie HutnS.-S0n
francisco. Feb. 2I.-ilrayg rains prevailed
in this state last night. NJ IL O'Clock Il ter
rifle Soiitheaster buTa. on the city, acc9nl-
panied ny rain, hail, thunder, and light
nln". Hitherto the inhabitants Of Callor-
MA were accustomed 10 faint flashes of light
ming and low rumbles Of thunder, hardly
recognizable in the intervals of years. The
flashes OF last night were as vivid as those
seen in tcc Eastern States, almost continue
ouSly accompanied by tremendous peals Of
thunder, producing more CONSERVATION
than Il heavy earthquake would have done.
liz san Francisco the storm commenced
at about midnight, aud lasted over All
hour, the barometer falling lower than
ever before known in this latitude.
~ the corner Of New Montgomery and
Wilma streets fire-wall twelve feet high
ana sixty long was blown from the top oi q
three-story house on i frame building adj
joining it, crushing the latter into ruins,
beneath which were buried fifteen to TWEEN
" persons. Mrs. McLconard, the wife Of
a Waterman at the State prison, her child
ten months old, daughter twelve years
old. and Mrs. Slogan, all Of whom were i'll
stantly Killed and irightfuily maugled. Sew
e5al 5therS were injured, but none fatally.
Three alarms OF fire during the storm aided
10 make the night the most remarkab Die
ever experienced here. There was more
thunder aud lightning than ever before
seen OF heard. The shipping in the harbor
generally escaped without serious damage.
The storm i'll the mountains was severe,
and the telegraph lines were damaged in
all directions.
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POET OF EICi RoND, FEB. %, 1871.

1861 sr .- ARRIVED. ......
Steamer Ellie knight, Travis, Baltimore, ner-
chandise and passengers Wm p. Brett. '
steamer Norfolk, platt, Philadelphia, merchan-
disc aIu passengers. W. ?. Porter.
Schooner Serene, Jones, Alexandra, grain, Gal
lego Mills Manufacturing Co.
Schooner Kedron, Eldridge, Norfolk, logs, Kirk
patrick & Co. I'D
Schooner J. n. Marvel, Quillan, LAUREL DEL,
Curtis q Parker.
sloop Mary Ann, Alexandria, merchandise.
SAILED,
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chapdise and passengers L. B. Tatnn. .-
Schooner Butterfly, Mitchell, Baltimore, utd
Chickahominy, Curtis Parker. = .-.a- ..
MEMORANDA.
MoTTEyIDEo, Jan. 5.--Arrtyed, brig Rachel and
Am slia IN. G.), Alters from Richmond.
hIo GRANDE, Jan. l2.-1n port, brig Nellie An.
trim, Loud. from Richmond
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CLERKS OF UNITED STATES CoURTs.-Judge
Riyes has appointed Mr.. Edward S. Wat
son, OF Smythe county, formerly Of this
place, and brother-ir-law Of Judge E. r..
Watson. Cle,k of the United States Circuit
and District Courts at Abingdon. Mr.. Viii.
liam J. Points, late Clerk Of the Circuit
Court in this county. we believe. has re-
ceived similar appointment for Harrison
burg Charlottesville IRtelltqencer.
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Mr.. B. W. ellis, of the Richmond State
Journal, is here seeking to secure patron
age for his paper, or negotiate for ITS sale.
Republican investments in Virginia, and
especially in Richmond, have ceased to pay
Was|tinstJa letter-Norfolk Journal.
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The Government of New Brunswick

ST. JoHN's, n. B., Feb. 22.-At noon to-
day Hon. Dir. King, Attorney General, an
nounced that Mr.. Gait had resigned, and
that the Lieutenant-Governor had called
upon. MIR. George l.. Hathaway to form q
government. A stormy discussion ensued.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, Feb. %. - Senate. - The
Senate was principally engaged on Indian
appropriations.
House.-The deficiency appropriation bill
was passed.
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The Tenian Exiles In washipgtou

WASHINGTON, Feb. 22.-The thirteen Fc.
MAN eXiles called on the President this
morning, and had an unofficial interview
with him. He told them that any state
ment they had to make to the Government
would receive prompt consideration.
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Arrival Of the Alabama Commits
a1nnoFo

New YORK, Feb. 22.-Earl de Grey, Prof
Montague Bernard, and Lord Teuterden.
of the joint high commission, and Viscount
Frederick Goderick and Donald Mckay
arrived to-day on the steamship Cuba.
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BeGuesf of a MiSer.

New YORK, Feb. pa French miser,
who died at st. Vincent's Hospital on Mon.
day, bequeathed 100000 to the Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals.
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HoN. JEFFERSON DAvIs.-We were shown
on Sunday letter from Hon. Jefferson
Davis, dated at Memphis, Tenn, and adj
dressed to prominent colored barber of
this city, who was Il trusted member OF his
household officials at Richmond during the
war. The letter ahounds in kindly express
sions Of interest in his present and future
welfare, and concludes with the assurance
that he will pass through this city some
time in April pext, when he will meet him
in person. Wilmington (N. c. Star.
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g. ssrIr 5sS q iooS I, D

e assir Ssfr n Il o5oosrsnssoE
LONDON, Feb. 22.-The navy estimated
about to be presented to the House Of Corn.
mons,shows an increase OF E2se, 600 as com
pared with 1870. The increase IL mainly in
items Of steam machinery and ships buif!s
by contract. s's's = -z1'Ssi i !
rsiiThe French sMInistersso ENGLAND win
represent France at the Black Sea Con.
ference. tsssfs 9
Mr.. Gladstone, replying to inquiries and
the attacks OF Johnston and others, ex-
planned the expressions used by him IN his
letter to DR.. Deary as never having been
intended to impugn gthe political character
of the Pope. He said he simply advocated
the. personal freedom4ot, the Pope as the
head Of a religion professed BY many Brit
lsh SUBJECTS. He proceeded to defsudthis
course at length. as5nygsssz, sslss~ss. ~rsa
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Lille dispatch of yesterday gives the
rumor of peace being signed and Alsace
and Lorraine coded to Germany; but Lille
dispatches are so unreliable.
Business In the north Of France is i'm.
proving. =.
The young Spanish Queen, Victoria Ma
ria, is sinking rapidly. Extreme JUNCTION
was administered to her Tuesday. g. ~ 1-s, 4
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The Flour market is quite Inactive.
Domestic Markets-ERy TrnEaaARa.l

Domestic Markets-EBy TELEGRARH.]
CINCINNATI heb. 22,--krour dull ana steady,
9Th moderate demand, chiefly for extras fam
lily! S6.Io@a64o Corn dull az CSC. Mess pork dull
aud shade lower. Bacon quiet and weak. Wbis-
key In fair demand. and lower at sec.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 22.-Tooa Sales, a44 hogs
heads; common to good lng5, $5.50Q1s8; low 10
medium leaf $s. 2s@$io. No grain or provision
market to-day. sod. -. q .
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THE SAN DoMyaao CoMMrss1oN.

The Voyage OF the Tennessee Bay or
sarnana FIRST Tsspressions = The
Reception and entertainments
Scientific ExpIcsaafcns=Fssd. Dou.
rlass-snn Domingo City, &c. ffHs
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Senator Sumner is improving, though net
able to resume his duties in the Senate.
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aA@EME AHTEhh1aENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEB. %, 1871.
Gun rises .,...... G. 3oT noon sets. 10. o.
sun sets.,........ $50 ii % tide. 7.3t
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IMPORTANT TO ERNsS@srs,p
SHIPPERS.

TIE pOWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
AID TILE
BAI,TIMORE AND OHIO RA1LkOAD
COMPANY'S TROUGH LINE TO
THE WEST
offer snpertor Inducements to shippers OF TO
BkCCO, WH1SKFY, BACON, CANDLES &c.
10 and from the West at low rates, QUICK une
and less handling than shy other line
All western and eastern. bound trelgnt deilTeteo
70 aud received from or board the cars 0f Ire bi.
.imore and OHIO Railrcad Company A. Locust
Point, saving transfer by drays ana exposure 70
heather in Baltimore.
Though bills OF lading given on al shipments
| by WILLIAM p. BRITT,
Nymy11 ERent.
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urILLIAM FORBES, ARCHITECT,

yNILLIAM FORBES, ARCHITECT,
w No. Ills Main street, Richm md, Va, Is
prepared to furnish DESIG IS and all necessary
DRAWINGS, SPE TIONs, EsTI-
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BUILDiNGS of every deJcr tption: In TOWN or
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received. He refers, by permission, to the fol-
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Richmond Dispatch Rev. ia. Burrows, D. D.,
p.s,or FIRST .pt,st church. Richmond; MessIs.
Jeter 4 Dickinson, Of the Religious Herald 1.
S. Squire. Professor of Learning; Jonn II. VII
Iiams, of Hargeys 6 Williams, merchants. With
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Forelgn NIarkets Icy TELEGI

Foreign Markets -[BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, Feb. q p. M..-Consols, %. United
States bonds, 9l4 for s2's.
( LIVERPOOL, Feb. 22.-Cotton tending down.
wsrd; uplands 7sd.;, Orleans, 3D.; sales, 5000
bales, including 3. 900 for export and speculation.