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SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND

SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND.
Sales Of Stocks reported by John A. Lancaster and
Son, Brokers, for the ,ceeE ending Thursday, Jan
adyy 25, 1854:
Virginia per cents "a years to run, last sales at the
Treasury at S06.
Virginia per cents, Is years time, sales at s1o5 and
interest.
Virginia per cents 10 years to rum sales s1o4
and int.
Virginia per cts, under 10 years to rum last sales
Sl02 and interest.
Bonds guaranteed by the State sales Sl0S4, and int
Richmond City Bonds, "a years to run, sales SlOi
and interest.
Richmond City bonds short dates last sales slol to
Sl03 and interest
Virginia Bank Stock, par So sales SIT.
Farmers Bank Stock, sales Sl10.
Exchange Bank Stock, last sales $40.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds last sales 1913
and interest
Virginia Fire and Marine, last sales 800.
Richmond Fire Association Stock par $50, sales SS3
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Stock, sales S100.
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales $50.
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, last sales
$40
Richmond and Dapvile Railroad Stock last sales So
James River and Kanawha Stock, last sales Sle.
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A WORD TO THE WISE.-Richmond
IA at this time has quite a number of attractions
among them MURRAY'S DAGUERREAN GAL.
LERY. that being the only place where you can OBJ.
tain those beautiful FLESH TINT DAGUERREO-
TYPES, which have been SO much admired by
every oRe.
These Pictures not ike the generality of Da.
gueueotypes. They are neither black nor thite but
plexion, not that pale and death-like appearance
which we SO often find to be the great fault of other
Daguerreotypes.
Capt MURRAY'S experience of colors alone, is
sufficient guarantee to satisfy you that he is the
proper man to 60 to for your DAGUERREoTYpEs.-
His prices moderate, and beautiful Gale
~ you saw, than he has, over the bookstore of
M. Jas Wcodhouse sign of the red flag.
splendid assortment of LOCKETS, BREAST
types will be placed at prices to suit the customer
Those in want of something nice, would do well to
give him CALL as he warrants his Pictures please
or sale. ia7
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HEAp QUARTERS 1sT RECT. VA. NoLuNr EERs
January 9th 1851

HEAD QUARTERS 1sT RECT. VA. NoLuNTEERs(
January 18th, 1885
( ORDER No.
"a 1t being probable that the PHILADELPHIA.
vi GREYS win pay military visit to this city ON
" the I'D of February next, the commissioned off,
GERS of the giment will assemble at headquarters
(Col August's ofice,) on FRIDAY Evening, 27th in
slant fer the purpose Of taking such action may be
ne cessary in gard to their reception.
By order of Col. AUGUST.
ia 26-2t GEO. 5. PATTON, Adjt.
MED BUNTLINE'S NEW BOOK
IN Autobiography of an Actress; or Eight Years
on the Stage; by Anna Cora Mowatt. New supply
Sl.25.
Mrs Partington's Carpet Bag of Fun-50c cts.
Grammar of the SPANS Language, with His
tory of the Language and Practical Exercises; by
NJ Schele de We're, Of the University OF Va.--Sl.
Hand Book of German Literature, containing
Schiller's Maid of Orleans,
Gnthe's Iphigenia in Eaurs,
Ticks Puss in Boots, .a.-
The Xenia, by Goethe and Shiller, with critical
ntroductions and explanatory notes; to which add
ed an Appendix ofSpeclmens of German Prose, from
the middle of the sixteenth to the middle of the
nineteenth centuries; by g. j. Adler A. M.-4I.50.
The Wing Almanac for l854--12 cents.
The Am erican Almanac for le54-Si.
The Wheel of Misfortune, BY Ned Buntiine-new
books cents.
Godey's Lady's Book for February-25 eents.
For sale by q. M. WEST,
ia &c Nos. and Exchange.
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EECHES.-I have on hand a lot of su-
IL perior Swedish LEECHES, which win be APP
piled upon the most reasonable terms. The subscri-
Der can be found all hours Of the day at the Hair
Dressing Saloon under the American Hotel, 11Eh ST.,
and at night on 25th street, between Franklin and
Main streets.
ia 26 R. c.. HORS0N.
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MARINE NEWS.

SALEM Mass, Jan. 2l.-Arrived, schr. John Bell,
Ham, from Richmond.
BosToN, Jan. 4-Cleared, schr, Juliette, Baker,
for Richmond.
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REAL ESTATE an.

Major Hobbies health is somewhat improved.
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.AZETTEER OF THE UNITED

~ STATES.-Edited by T. Baldwin and ]. Thorn
as, NJ. d., with a new and superb map ofthe United
States-The work cents aims at least 10 GOO OF
places not TO be found in any other book of the kind
and presents large amount OF new and valuable
matter unattainabe in any other source-in one
large octave volume of over 1900 pages. Price, to
non-subscTibers 81. This dag received and for sale
by A. MORRIS,
ia % 81 Main at
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OST OR MIS- l. AIDA negotiable
IL NOTE, signed by Edwin Walker and endorsed
by the subscriber for four hundred and forty dollars
dated January 2, 1854, at four months after date.
The public are forewarned from trading for the
same, payment having been stopped.
liberal reward will be paid for the return of said
note.
ia 26-Sts GEO. r. GUY
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FLOWER PINCERS. &c.-Rose leaves.
Buds. Papers and materials for making srti6c,,l
Flowers, for sale by e'1s'e
jan ZIMMERMAN.
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NOTICE.-The sale of Tickets for Mad
~ siMINSkPS Grand Concert, will take place
THIS MORNING. At O'Clock, at the music store OF
Mr. JAMES WOODHOUSE, 159 Main q.
jaN-lt
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FOR SALE-A likely young WOMAN
L with young child, who is said to be first rate
Cook, good Sesmstress and House-Seryant She il
of good char .cter and is sold fer no faut-to reside
in the city.
jazz TOLER COOK.
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lCORICE, &c.-20 cases very superior
IL Stick LICORICE,
$50 lbs prime black ToNQUA BEANS lust re.
eeived per steamer Roanoke. and for sale by
JOHN 4. ROBINSON,
JaT corner of Cary and Va. streets.
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PROGRAM Me.

PART III.
l. SOLO-PIANO FoRTE--La Garelle and La Bar
nariere BY Herr Thilow.
2. DRINKING SONG, from Lucreza Borgia- Mad.
AMELIA SIMfEsKf. -ts
8. TYR0LIAN, for Violin, accompaniment Piano.
Signor Jos Bora.
A. THE BOULD SOCCER coy. Prof Millar.
5. GRAND SOLO FOR FLUTE, from Kressner-
Mad. AMELIA SIMISsKI.
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nLD RYE WHISKEY.-I0 bbls. Gle.
~ ge's Old Rye Whiskey, warranted elk years
eld for sale by
JAZZ RADCLIFFE DOUGLASS
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THEATRE.

Miss Z. LOGAN. ~
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FRIDAY EVENING, jan 9th, 1854,
The beautiful tragedy of
EVADNE.
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| 4 II III \ j. IL anu lne I III L L y s.
BecS. wSeh she ell. "RUrH aALL. a DOMESTIC TaLE
o. % fIsS sny Fsa FIRST i Hos sSs ad a ,Se
mss lie bsbsfsssn the very common sad ndefoie claim
lit. t,snn 10 Rad aud to wTe An e4iraordnasy ro
mace" says ores "s'rspgly isaenatiog" another; in
tLId Fanny fern 4. beyond comparison the most popular
OF American sathors" ereAms ~ anoh- wherever the
says one prophetic -nd nsorse the predeen
,.. ,eso nd brvs % ssesed crown no cas csa
solnuepce his boob ASd 'ho Of the last ehspts say
y the detectives ecclesiastical The public catch the
ihns,m Tor there sems 10 ee wte.f ia Fsnnys boo and
who occupy TO the humble bot agreeable relation Of
pobben st driven to desperation from the i'm posi-
bht Of fast enough TO uppy the demand promptly
Ia the mit,t OF hs enhuasn ooess anew excitement "A
dpcovery ~ cries critic EanD,'s book an autobiography;
sses Hysciuih A. y end DR. Hell C. ID !" add
the srd Of ninety c1aIe The hee takes. sutobioHaPhies
biography Besides Fanny Fem is author, and Rah Hall
suitor 1t It must BE- Critic after critic tsassap
Fsssy Fem Then Fanny get. mn y%pshy and s.nay.
Fanny. took Is seir.,iSs, ys.y besaaiul ys. II :.
raushty fer her to talk about her relations" Not 40,
says another, sns snd hypocrisy should be exposed 1t
/. time such double aud tgstsd sIobs met their desers,
But It naughty TO write 20 about her father IN .w and
and he oheussion proceeds
Not 80 i.'t seI'lsmepi g9,6 Il You please WIG au,
know that Hyscnfh IL ether thsn the dis
hs. not sid .o have limited such ding If Ms
TO dr,w such picture Of the .oitor question OF Of
Ctbers whom pretend 70
lou that are in AID Fanny she hss presented them
a. far sLetchts You alone have called them portraits
and If wons thus been d0be you only guilty Fanny
sketches character fed fsmsus heartess fop
u,h, that .ty you is exactly Fanny draws an0her
hat is prec,ely G you say II hes Injustice IL done
A. g. and {. d. by SIGH companions not you alone to
blsmei
Ruth Hal" is presented, not as tue story but simply
q. Don Tale Of tho Present Time. A. saeh let q
reed enioyed and po6ed by for IL hss SQUAD
moral 10 the lon OF The Puritan Recorder there 10
eaDbesnce good hunOI aud kindly feeling pey,dins the
voIk sLd" sdds TIE Buffalo Republic. we think
can Iesd shout b,bg msde viser and better and hap
PIER MASON BRofhbks, - Pss row, New York
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DAsKERYILLEs POETRY OF GER
ID MASYr-Con.istinr OF Selections froc gP~srd q .ev
suiy Of he celebrated Poets. t,nsiaed INTO Lns 40
ys.s with The rgirs at % the o7poe page vol limo
6f5 pp, e.cth, gilt 81 -.
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bly inier.siir fre,ide companion II every family
twill be sent ia q, address ;hin 5o0 miles ~ mail Ere
,.5 ar r,esr, of 81 rs by RUDOLPH GAaRlGUE
PulIsksr No. l7s Fulton o. New YeIh.
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DUTNAMis LY-JANUARY-
Is now Ready
Po ot Of Contributors. Author Of The consuerOr.
The Ocean and it. Life
Wa. Napoleon Dict.torl
III, q sculptor and bis Pupil.
Professor PhaLtillo-A Romance Of the Water Cure.
Rsd swearing on Church steeple
The k.eh Merchant of Cairo
i%.el Pcitsr Or Fny Year. Of Exile. Chapter xEx-cOn
,ipued. Chapter XX-The shuttle.
negro MinstIsl,y-Aueient ana Modern.
Are all Men Deicetced from Adam.
seeitt 7ccietiss- The Know -SOhinsa
N'''''' 'I-cURsIvE AND DIscURsIvE.
Fsisosl Affections Mss.s Aspirations; Grumbersi The
Greet PciipLarisn Fraud; Political ouietitsi Foreign Con
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H-CoRhE,POSDENCE
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Msxm. OF Vs,htgton Webster ard hi. M.serpeces The
Art seerery and Philosophy in Europe Bsysrd Tay.of'
Lands OF tie '"''en TRANSACTIONS.
Ahss-a Tale Of sc.ndiravi. The Youth Of Madame de
LOnsDsve from the fssI 81 q isrsr oou'A-
Hcr c.;ss. Z s'Sf f hs :s y " the
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H.
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INTELLECTUALLY Festival, Of The sANDS-Sr NJ. z
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on CHRISTMAS MORNING. at log O'Clock.
Addresses BY the Rev Mr.. son Of Newark, N. j. and
otl sinsifg Of appropriate music BY the children
The friends Of Sabbath Schools and the Mission In
ylted 10 attend.
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Special Noiiecs.

New-York Harmonic society.-Th members Of this
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IN so,tsTst near bleecker 600 SUNDAY EVENING the
,oe,tirs VIII be addressed BY MORRIS DE CAMP, Mr.
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est, to suspend the passage OF a bill whose
merits cannot secure the approval OF two
thirds OF the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatives until the Judgment Of the people
can be obtained thereon, and which has
saved the American people from the cor
rupt and tyrannical domination Of the
Bank Of the United States, and from a
corrupting system of general internal inn
provements.
VIII. Resolped, That the Democratic
party will faithfully abide by and uphold
the principles laid down in the Kentucky
and Virginia resolutions of 1898, and in
the report Of Mr. Madison to the Virginia
Legislature in 1899; that it adopts those
principles as constituting one of the main
foundations Of its political creed, and is
resolved to carry them out in their obvious
meaning and import.
TX. Resolved, That the war with Mex
leo, upon all the principles of patriotism
and the laws Of nations, was just and
necessary war on our part, in which every
American citizen should have shown him.
self on the side of his country, and neither
morally nor physically, by word or deed,
have given "aid and comfort to the
enemy"
X. ResolUed, That we rejoice at the res
toration of friendly relations with our sister
Republic Of Mexico, and earnestly desire for
her all the blessings and prosperity which
we enjoy under republican institutions;
and we congratulate the American people
upon the results Of that war, which have
so manifestly justified the policy and con-
duct Of the Democratic party, and insured
to the United States indemnity for the
past and security for the future
XII. ResolUed, That, in view Of the con-
dition of popular institutions in the Old
World, high and sacred duty is devolved,
with increased responsibility, upon the
Democratic party of this country, as the
party Of the people, to uphold and maintain
the rights Of every State, and thereby the
Union of the States, and to sustain and
advance among us constitutional liberty,
by continuing to resist all monopolies and
exclusive legislation for the benefit of the
few at the expense of the many, and by
vigilant and constant adherence to those
principles and compromises of the Con-
stitution which are broad enough and
strong enough to embrace and uphold the
Union as it was, the Union as it is, and
the Union as it shall be, in the full expan-
sion of the energies and capacity of this
great and progressive people.