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SHERIFF'S SALE.
FOURTH DsTRIor CounTllA. A. PARDO A. RoAtER JR
oPNRw0RLRASs No. 1910.
PY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facas to me
- directed the Honorable the Fourth District
" The above entitled will proceed sell at public auction
aud Royal Streets TUESDAY April
THREE VACANT LOTS OF GRouS fautoure
Tem6 in the Frat Municipality of NewOrle the
by Duman ST. Ann Toni md Rochehavr streets and designated by
the numbers sxtyseven and eight according
drawn by l. Bngier, dated November 53 and deposited
office of G Pollock then Notary Public of ibis e lots numbers
tx aud measuring each
four lines front street hundred twenty
deep, lot xyeigh
Toni street. by hundred and feet four inches
lines deep.
Together all RIGHTS APruRTENANcEs therutc
belonging
Seized the above suit.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P. FRERET,
mh97 spI II 81 Sheriff Of the Parish Of OrieanA
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SHEhIF . SALE.
SECOND ptsrRror coumr EUGENE POTTER w. HIS CREDITORS.
or NEwoRLRASs. No. 1895
10y VIRTUE Of an order of sale rendered on
the sd of March, 1882 to me directed by the Honorable
Second Court fNewOeans the entitled matter will
sell prbc auction the Rounds the City Exchange
iii Louis street Chars and ROYAL Streets
April 1881 at IL O'Clock for Of the creditors Of said in
solvent 49,
CERTAIN VACANT LOT OF GROUND situate Pisur street
Pdo Poydras streets measuring thirty feet 'front.' by
hundred and twenty depth parallel lines.
Surrendered by said insolvent to his creditors.
Terms cash on the spot JAMES P. FRERET,
NH snln sheriff nfIh he nsrish Of Oreans.
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SHERIEF,S SAL b

Fp1n D1ncr OF TIE LATE s John
RY VIRTUE of an order Of sale rendered
ID March directed by the Honorable the Fifth Dis
Newean the entitled matter will proceed to
sell public auction TUESDAY April 49, 1851 o'clock
OF the situate Race
street. Religious the in the Mn
cipaity No. Two Of this city
Lot OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE t, consisting Of Fnrn-
Cockey Kitchen Utensils inventory file Court
and of which will be exhibited at the time and place Of
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES F. FREREI
m ap3 Sheriff of the Parish Of Oeane.
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So5 SHERIFF'S SALE,

sEpP5s CO COOK
PY VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias to me
- directed the Honorable the Third District Court Of NeweAns
n thu above snte viii proceed to sell at public suction in M
Errtange street.
Royal see.s April ~ 1862 at u o'clock
All the right title and f. W. c. Cook, consisting Of the
undivided twoirs tho described PROPERTY to wit;
EIGHT LOTS OF GROUND situated in the Municipality No Two
nuber four.sp within Euphoa, Caope
lot gnmser one forming the q Clara and CaoPe
fet four nhsa Clara
hundred and wsix FEET nces and two lines III depth
front aopo Sunbers three FOUR yS
sight ench feet front Clara
feet shes and lines per plan
by O. A. f{s Architect the aah April tha
nee Q! Oliver Perry with all the building. and i'm
And the day, of fpast clock,
tho Ptemis situate The Of Caiope Clara
ffE 0AkUM ANuFAC1oRY, consisting OF Oskrm,
On, h.chinery Et1 The wall. OF the factory brick.
Sesrd in the above suit.
Terms cab on the spot "
s..s.zg JAMES p FREgET,
nah8l atol b G. arinn ftln o. .sfn la...
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sHERIrps SALE.

s,ru Jup,c,At nraIcr Counr M RUTHERFORD jr ". N.
PARISH or RApIpKs WILSON AMP OTHERS. j. A,
REYNOLDS TUTOR w. SAME IS W. GORDON SEGREGATED
80 no PIAINTiFF Nos. 500 and 6lO9
DY VIRTUE Of two writssof hqrl taclas to me
u directed by the Honorable The Sixth Judicial District ouiI
Parish in the above entitled Will proceed TO sell
auction the Rotunda Of the CITY ST. ou'S street
Chas and Royal Streets on MoNDf April 49, lsS2 AT
'1o'0eN NJ A negro snve named CUFF, alias LEVI.
the above suits.
TeI1nse isio the spot. JAMES r. FkEkEI,
r,biT d sp7 10 "hrtif Of Ta Parrish Orears
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D0bysas y .KEarris.gt0n's

DAG ERR EOTYPE AND STOCK DEP OF,
No. 9 CAMP STREET.
This well known establishment having been thoroughly repaired
enlarged improved the public
their PICTURE GALLERY furnished
in the superior style and finish.
N. B-operators fitted with complete
cash priees. Voighande French Harrisous
halte Tubes, with Box Tabet onrs.
Quick working Tubes, Plates Amern and Freh Cases.
Stands Boxes Baths Chemicals together wish article the
DAGUERRE0TYPE BUSINESS constantly hand,
wholesale and retai inns If
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BUREAU DE LEXECUTIF, BAToN RoUGR, a Fevrie Sb2.
"A TTENDU QUE, w. u. FLogANCE, ci-devant
IN Collector Taxes dEtst pour
RepTesenat vile NouveleO
pour cancellemm ,pres, I'm pour
de S7SOO date Is Fevrier $780, lui principal
NJ John Leeds securities chncun
de ST. $50; bond la de $4?sO par
lie dit Foranc John Leeds II pcemb pour
de 57 igne dit Fotr John Leeds
1851 pour collection DIES pour la Ian
licenses Pan lS5l.
I'm ceci pour a
yingx ours suivront la dernr publication
sons quees les dts obligations cancets
annullecs.
Donn6 main lie Etat, Ia vile
LIS Rouge, lie Paine jour de Feyer lin
dependence dies HtAta- Unls Ia nte-seizie
Par le Gouverneur: JOSEPH WALKER.
~. q .ppES fEot pitJO ontr
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PILLS.
Chickner'. Sugsr-coated Pureatiy.
Paris Life,
Moffatt's Life,
Wr,ght,s Indian Vegetable.
Brandreth's Vegetable Universal,
Morrison's Hygeian,
Lee. New London,
Cooper's,
AnderSon's,
Wiltar's Gentle Purgntiye,
Hitoard's Anti-biliou. Family,
Swayne's Sanative,
Herrick's Sugar-coated,
Sappington's Fever and Argue
Covel's Rheumatic,
Graeifenberg,
Spencer'a Vegetable,
Winer's Chamomile,
Persian,
Allehnsis' Health,
Allebasis' Ague,
Evans ChamOmile,
Vnndtz's Anti bilious,
lngoliby's Pile,
Jayne's Ague,
Halscy's Gold.
COUGH REMEDIES.
Sherinan's Balsam,
Bnchan's Hungarian,
DIR. Davls's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Winer's Elecampane..
Wlsiar's lialsnm,
Thompson's Tar and Nnpthe,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Duncan's E&pectorant,
Bartholomew Expectorant,
Bailey'a Syrup Wild Cherry,
Swayne's Syrep Wild Cherry,
Schneck'. Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Pnlnonic Syrup,
Taylor's BnlMm Liverwort.
BlTTERS.
Motfat's Phmnix,
HibDarl's Wild Cherry,
Woods Wild Cherry,
Blake's Aromatic,
Herrlck's.
PANACEhS.
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Ness j. WATERMAN L CO. NewCrleans
F MACPHERSON. No. Camp Neworleans fe7 opt
NT EDICAL DEPOT OF PATENT MEDI
VA cE'Es 80 PoYDRAs STREET Neworeans.-Jos. HUFTY
S shp s pn gSaa sfs f 6
leased hs s. ro "
asa n i n bs sR generally
''e g Satisfaction will be given to all who may f.vo, him with
sliowng IT, only comprises his extensive
any othsr South
sARsAPARILLAs. LINIMENTs
Shakers eso sa@s S sn"s and Bone 1nimeu.
Tsrnssnq isss fa ssass f51 Piles,
Dr. eoy'os yssE posE 5;a Il
Dr. b. B1at s,s,.n,, ; 5sSsa S S@%s a,,
Husshiasone Vegetable, Military oiatmsnt n1's''
h'' WIZ sss;, o''ai s SsssS ssss.sa
c6GeR a aaaR P.asesa
caposad ' o VIA Wiz Aaur
saissn of Wild Cherry ieFi@sr. American n1 Tonic
D@Sis' Compound Syrup AsHe,
Cod S Syrup E ssshssl H"s &C. Hair IT, Dye
ToS is ana lar ''i Bs 1AySGs MEDICINES.
sa,s '' James s} fisf Tene,
pysE sse 4 sYRSPs 'aya gs
Dr. StePhens's hstringent, Jaype's Tonic Vermiiuge
Dr. Davis's Pain Killer Jaynes Sanative Pills
Sraefenberg, Jayne's Ague Pills.
0lmst6ads. MISCELLANEOUS.
PILLS. Hunters Pulmonary Baam,
Grsefenberg, Indian Neryine Balsam for Fits
Mofats Life Pills. lSpoln's Sick Headache Remedy
Brandrethf, lSpohn Elixir of Health
laugenbeek ssugar dCopaiva, Mothers Relief,
AlorimoTcs, iI4ucine Cordial,
Graefenberg Fever Ague. unoC Cordial,
NERMiFUGES. Uterine Cathoicon,
Consocks, lThompson's Eye Water,
Jayne,s, lGraetrnberg Eye Lotion,
Wineris Canadian. lOmsead's Eye Salve,
. COSMETICS. French Clysmns,
M0en Fun Mrs. Jervs's Cold Candy
Almond Soap lStove Varnish,
Farna Cologne, Bartre's Lotion
Windsor Soap Speeds Electrical Febriiuge,
- Rose Hair Oil, Jew Davds Plasters,
layl2 shaving Soap, inns Plasters,
Military Soap, Oil Tannin,
Transparent Soap, Acoustic oil, for Deafness,
49,. u DENTlFRlCES, l1homIaon's Toothache Drops, Z
l. oris Tooth Wash, Hair Brushes,
Chlorine Tooth Wash, Flesh Brushes,
Dr. Lacrue's Tooth Brushes
Specific, Paint Brushes,
Cacned Carbon. French Liquid Blueug,
Feather Dusters, etc.
AS the above comprises leading articles dealers
and others informed their will be promptly supplied with
article in the Patent Medicine line included therein
EYr j. H. is sole Agent for the GRAEFENBERG MEDICINES
the States OF Louisiana and Mississippi.
W Also Agent for Dr. JASNE's MEDICINES NoFFA1
MQFFAfS LIFE PILLS PHOENIX BlTTERS, WRlGHfS
| INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
cd on BILE ly
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SHERIEE.S SAIE

FIFTH nasIsoI oorkrl MICHAEL GnYoN WIDOW p ros
pY VIRTUE Of writ Of seizure and sala n
ne directed by the Honorable the Filth prt Court q New
ton, in the Rotrna OF the City Exchange, Lou. strec
Chartos and Royal suecs MONDAY, Apru * ls5s t f.
o'clock ~ ~ -s''' '' -
ACERrAIN LOT OF GROUND situated the suburb ,t
this atty, forming the Felicity Road Constance
and measuring forty feet and inches front Fee.
nnetyone feet md four inches depth and front
and leaving eay thirty feet in width In the
Together with ali the AND yEMENTS t,freoo
without which buildings ONE STORY
HOUSE at the Of Felicity Road and Constance
joining the fronting Constance ONE STORY FIR
BUILDINGS.
ssAsi in the shove suit
TERsshs being the second and ast auction the above dcs7
property viii be dhnitycly sdiudated the highest
for what VIII bring at twelve nonhs credit the purchaser mh
bond with good and solvent security bearing eight
special mortgage the sold hnai
JAMES P. FRERET
Eheri-fp I'll, shnftt ria
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
TUESDAY, Feb. 10.

TUESDAY, Feb. 10.
ARRIVED
Brig Acorn, Cosmhs New York, mdze to War.
wick and Barksdaa
Schr Hanover, McChesney New York, mdze TO D
Currie
Schr Rebecca Foy Belcher, Cardenas, MoIasses to
Dunlop, Muncure & Co
Schl Patmos, SANFORD, New York.
Steamer City OF Richmond, Foster, New York,
mdze and passengers to r Rankin.
SAILED,
Steamer Roanoke. Parrish, New York, m1ze and
passengers by Ludiam & Watson.
WEDNESDAY, Feb IL.
ARRIVED,
Schr Henrico, futile. New York, mdze to Cur.
re
Schr M hutchinson, Key, New York, ballast
Schr G A Ferguson North Norfolk, mdze
Sc hr Lame vile, Brooks, wheat and Corn to
Workman g. Co
SAILED,
Schr Courier, Kelly Boston, mdze to D Currie.
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AUSTRIA AND THE UNITED STATES.

AUSTRIA AND THE UNITED STATES.
The Vienna CO correspondent of the London News,
writing under date of the 7tl ut says -
There appears 10 be very hostile feeling growing
up between Austria and America, and there is re.
port about certain dispatches OF very curious nature
having been recently sent from the government of the
United States to Vienna. This feeling is worth men
tloning, because it has only arisen lately. But few
months ago very friendly relations were existing and
one OF the Austrian archdukes actually out on a
voyage to New York, and was only delayed by vie-
lent fever, which seized him az Trieste.
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Chairman Special Committee on Marke
feb Ibid - ~
npRAITHwAITE's RETRosPECT-Pa7

- Part
ED XIV for January.
This invale uab compendium has been greatly i'm
proved and is issued thus early by virtue of arrange
ment entered into for the advance proof shee with the
distinguished author, and will appear punctuay here
after during the first weeks of Januurv and july res
pecvely, with its present improvements of paper ~.
biographical execution, &c
This admirable digest enjoys, throughout the world
a higher lame in its department, and has more ex-
ensive patronage than acquired by any other
periodical publication.
NICARAGUA; its People, Scenery, Monuments,
and the proposed Inter oceanic Canal, with rous
Maps and illustrations, by r G Squier late Charge
dAttaires OF iheUn United States to the Republic OF Cen
trail America.
THE LIVES OF THE QUEENS OF ENG
LAM from the Norman Conquest, with anecdotes of
their courts, first published from official records
and other authentic documents private as well as pub
lie. New edition, with additions and corrections BY
Agnes Strickland in volumes, crown octave
extra crimson cloth, printed on fine paper and large
type
Marengo 10 Waterloo by ] L HeadIey-e leven en-
cravings.
1t is compiled from the most authentic sources. and
is written In the happiest style of its most accom-
plhed author Pennsvlvanian.
In describing the battlefield and the tumultuous,
stirring life oil the camp Mr. HI. is what Cooper was
upon he soa-Boston Journal.
NAVAL LlFE-THE MIDSHIPMAN, or OBJ
seryatlons AHoat and Ashore. Bv Lieut. w Lynch
author of "Dead Sea Expedition"
The adventures he and his shpmates met with in
various quarters OF the globe narrated in an unpre-
tending style, but with graphic power. Several OF
these variations are OF exciting interest and they so
closely follow each other that the reader will find il
impossible to Law down the book until he has reached
the last pssge.-Portland Transcript
Jas NASH g. wooDHvusE
vm-a ID
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GRAND STATE BALL
MILITARY AND CIVIC,
AZ ItHE PI(,LIdnND ,nIIIr I'D


AT THE RICHMOND THEATRE.
sufficient number Of subscribers con be obts ined
Il by the 10th OF February next al FIVE DOLLARS
each, the approaching anniversary Of the birth oil that
lrstrlous son OF VirglDia GEORGE WASHINGTON, will
be celebrated BY Grand State Ball. to be gwen al
the edmond Theatre, on MONDAY EVENING.
FEB 23d. in style OF grandeur and elegance never
before witnessed in the State.
The building tob Superbly decorated. the scenery
taken out, the Parqneete floored over and the whole
converted into magnificent Ball Room, capable OF
accommodating two Thousand persons; and the ctl
zehs OF the entire State cordially invited to coope-
rate IN making The occasion worthy of the Old Do.
MON
.ER Subscription lists open at the Box Office
OF The Theatre, the American aud Exchange Hotels,
ia 4-u WIN L. MAULE. Lessee
q OST, one large black leather POCKET BOOK,
EA containing suadry bills and receipts A liberal
reward will be gver for its return to me-
All persons neainst whom | have accounts are
warned from paying 10 any except my clerk or
myself WIN. H. ENSIGN.
lef-2t 146 Main st
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
On behalf of tie Richmond Typographical Society,
respectfully request the public to suspend their
the "na,ly Dispatch OF yesterday, until they heal
both sides.
take ofcason to say, that the .S2ciety its action
and Intentions, have been grossly misrepresented.
Respectfully,
Feb II, 1882. A. "a. BAILEY, President
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POLITICAL REFUGEES COMING TO AMER
ICA

The Paris Pa'rle says
appears from the books of the offices of the sean-
ships OF Liverpool and Southampton that several ex-
represt n 'atives have just embarked for America
Three OF them proceeded to the United States and two
to Mexico, where they uteud TO engage in trade or
manufactu
The French relsgees upon the Swiss frontiers have
| received passports for America
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!. HUSTINGS COIIRT.

The regular monthly term of this Court commen>
ced In the City Hall MONDAY, No business OF gene
raj interest was transacted. ill yesterday, when the
following prisoners were examined
Michael Iferney-charged with eIony-was exam
med upon the charge of having the 9th December
ieol telonlonslv stabbed John Boze in the city of
Richmond He was sent on for trial before the Cir.
cut Court, but admitted TO bail In the sum Of $500.
John Siay-charged with Observation-Disclosures found
guilty by the jury, but owing extenuating cIrcum-
The Court sentenced him TO confinement 10 Jail for
90 DAYS. 49, "
James Gof-charged with msdemeanor-was found
men in the city jail and pay the of the prosecu-
ton.
Glenn Boaers having been recognised by the Mayor
to be preferred by the Grand Jury, MIR. Mayo Attor-
ney tor the Commonwealth, moved the Court to issue
capias compelling him to attend. Caplas awarded.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-12

- MAYORS CouRT.-The proceeding s ,of his Honour.
Court the past three four days. have been entire
VOID oil interest True, several negroes have been ar
raigned isr being out of track" and possibly mise
rabe drunkard two has been drought to condi gn
tor too freely indulging his depraved appetite 6u,.
promising that the public 1t no sort of interest in
these things we have RETAINED from reporting the
Yesterday W hite named Andrew w. Adding
ton was arragned upon the charge of starting false
alarm OF lire Saturday night near the old Marke
charged.
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AUCTION. SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

NXECUTOR5 SALE OF BOOTS, SHOES.
~ LEATHER, LASTS AND HOUSEHOLD
he sold at auction on FRI
DAY next, 10 ins, at 10 O'Clock, of the store Of
Jese franklin, deceased. No. 2s2 Broad street, all
the stock in said store, together with tho hous hold
Furniture, consisting oil tie uaual vau ty.
D. Il. FRANKLIN, ESr.
Sale TO be conducted By G J. SussEK, Aucf.
~ Terms at SAFE -.D
Also, e lot Of fine Principe Segars. Fe IL
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THE RAILROAD CONTROVERSY SETTLED.
In The Supreme Court Monday the Richmopd.
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company u.s.
the Louisa Railroad Company: Error to The Conft Of
Appeals OF Virginia. Mr.. Justice Grler delivered the
opinion OF the Court afmng The decree OF said Court
of Appeals in this cause with costs.
The Richmond. Frederick sburg and Potomac Rat.
road Company, plaintiff in error, u.s. the Louisa Rail.
road Company: Error to the Circuit Court of Chan
Gerry Tor tie county OF Henrco, State of Virginia.
THIS wit OF error was dismissed for the want of u
risdicon.-4Aier. Ga- " 'A
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LATER FROM EUROPE.-Tbe Ralt;mora na-
pers OF yesterday announce the arrival at New York
tuesday nlght, OF the steamer Pacific, with four DAYS
ater news from Europe.
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VI ARRIEs),

On Tuesday evening, 10th inst. BY Rev. Joseph S.
Wallthali, Mr. DAVID R CRANE, of this city to.
JULIA A., daughter Of Achilles Lumpkn, Esqr,
OF Hanover county.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, February H.
FLouR--State brands $4 81; Southern While
Corn lis cents.
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I'D EtsUyAK SALE DAYS. NoNDAwS

ne Wednesdays and Fridays.-Sae of horses every
Saturday.--On the days above named, commencing 81
" O'Clock, will sell at aaetion at roy 18th ST.
loving:
GROCERlES-Sugar Coffee, Gunpowclcr Tea,
Candies, Soap, Nails, Starch Bacon Hams, Shoulders
and Sides, Rice, Pepp, Ginger, Brandy, Whskey, Gin
Molasses, Butter, Lard, Herrings, Shad.
Bureaus, Sideboards, Washstands.
Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Bedsteads'
Chairs, Candleaands, Dining, Tea and Toilet Tables.
longs, with many other articles in the louse-keepne
line. fs
SHOES, CLOTHING, &c.-I will also sell Boots
Shoes, Slippers, Clothing of every kind. Hats, CAPS
per, Books, &c.
au u X. CAUTHORN
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PHlLADELPHIA Feb. IT.
Two men have been arrested here to-day, and iden
tined as The murderers oil Young Lehman.
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THE BRANDRETH PILLS ARE ENTIR ELY
vegetable, and made those principles which .one
experience has proved correct 1t is now no specu-
auon when they resorted to in sickness, for they
are known TO be the best ceansers IT the stomach and
bowels, ana in all dyspep,ic and bilious they
great bless Ing Let every family keep these pills in
the house. Ii faithfully used. when there is occasion
for medicine, will be very seldom that doctor wi
be required In all cases cold cough or rheuma
ism the alic ed owe it to their bodies these
Pills
For sale by M. BRANCH.
East Main ST., corner opposite o Market.
I'll Il "A T RFG.
lessee and Manager. ......... VIM. l.. Maue
Fourth night of the eminent Tragedian, Mr..
G. V. BROOKE,
Will be performed, Sheridan Knowles beautiful
play entitled the
WIFE.
JULIAN ST. PIERRE. Mr. BROOKE
Polka, n.y.. Madlle Ciocca and Mr. Carese
To conclude with
SLASHER AND CRASHER.
Sasher .....................M MIR Burke
ADMISSION Boxes so cents; Parquette so cents
Centre Gallery 25 cents; CoIoied Gallery Is cents
Eastern Gallery 25 cents.
Doors open at quarter past 6-curtain will rise at
aqIater past Z O'clock.
~ few and monthly tickets can be had
on application at the Box office. LEI
NY ANAGERs' ,OFFlCE.-F MORRIS &
FOR THIS DAY.
Capitals $4,000, 10000. 5000, Of 5000, OF
1900, oll00O, &c. Is numbers. IL Drawn Tick
eH$5.
Also, The Dol ar Lottery, Capital. 2 Of $4,000
&c.
Drawn Nos of Bel Air class 6:
80 81 20 90 Al 3 Ga IS 81 so rs 81
feb c. w. PURCELL
II EMONS.--5O ooKe s fresh Lemons, landing and
~ will be added to our sale this m rning.
te u DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co.
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COMMISSION HOUSE IN KIHNT1lNU

81 fONHM ISSIUT EkOUSE IN RIHM)N -.
" With the view OF giving friends and all other
who may favor US with their patronage, the adyenta
ges OF both markets, we have established in the CITY
OF Richmond house Tor transac,ng n GE,NER
OMMlSSION BUSINESS, to be conducted by
TAzewELL s.. MoRToN. under the style Of ia zE-
WE'LL s. MORTON & co. The business OF
WATKINS d NORTON will be conducted iu Pc
iesburg by SAMUEL V. WATKINS, assisted by JouN A :.
MORTON, as heretofore
IL is our purpose TO adhere strictly to the Commission
business giving our undivided attention to the sale Of
the staple products Of the country, viz: Tobacco.
Wheat, Corn, Flour, Cotton &C., &c.
We return our thanks for the liberal patronage that
has been bestowed concern in Petersburg. and
we fell under many obligations Tor the generous ]bsr
atty and punctuay have at all times met with in
our transactions with them
TAZEWELL s. MORTON & CO.
WATKINS & MORTON,
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NORFOLK MARKET, Feb. I0.-The market contin
nes to be well supplied with country produce. Corn
IN great abundance, is coming n but for want Of
cnasting vessels TO shpii, decline has taken Mace
81; no sales of white. About 30 600 bushels were in
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The washington correspondent Of the n Y. Elk.
press says:
The last steamer from Liverpool brought out fuI
tree. and haRdsome apology from the British Minis
ter Tor Foreign Affairs. Our Government has been
as fortunate In this as in other Foreign relations
The whole correspondence will be laid before Con
gress at an early day.
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New YORK MONEY MARKEr.-The Post Of Mondav
ai ernoon says:
Money is In tslr demand, but the supply en- The mar.
ket for temporary invesment is undiminished. nn.
withstandiag continued shipment of gold The rates
are easy at to p cent. Much caution is, how.
ever, exercised by capitalists in the employment 81
their spare funds and speculation never so much
checked as at present with such an abundance o
money
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WHEAT--Red 9Ja93 cts; White 95a102.
CoRN-White SIS SO: Yellow Coo
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CHAPPELL & WOMACK.
General Commission Merchants,

AUCTioNEERS AND FORWARDING AGENTS,
FARMViLLE, Va.
w Fl CHAPPELL. 81 w WOMACK.
de o-c3u1H
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~ street.
Lot all the:world say what they can.
For selling prizes, SrRArroN's the rnar