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TELEGRAPHIC- NEWS
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WASHINGTON, Feb. Sit has been raining
slightly all day. The weather Is quite mild
II is understood that parties win proceed
at once to construct the subterranean tele.
graph to California, under the bill which
passed the Senate to-day.
In his speech in committee of the whole,
In the House, today. Mr.. Bocock strongly
urged the construction of six steam sloor
OF war. He thought the surplus in the trea.
sury could not be better expended. To re.
main as it was now, it was an object of spe
culation and corruption. The bill was dis
cussed until the adjournment.
The naval re- organization bill, which pass
ed the House to day. provides that the Presi.
dent shall summon board of naval officers
to make q careful examination into the eff
cheney of all officers above and including
masters, and report to the Secretary of the
Navy the names Of all who are incapable OF
performing duty either ashore or afoat. II
the finding of the board be approved, the
names so reported shall be placed on the re-
tired list, and the vacancies filled by regular
promotion. The retired officers to draw only
Through pay, but to be subject to the order
of the department
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PENNSYLVANIA L. S. SENATOR The nomination
of Mr.. Cameron for the Senate, by the Know No
things Of the nnsyvanian Legislature gives rise
to much csucusing in private circles in Harrisburg
telesraphic dispatch says
Much bitterness is evinced by some OF the Know
NOthings who bolted the caucus Amongst those
who eyince the most determined hostility are
Messrs. Franklin, Wilmer, Herr and Ball. of the
House, and Flenniken, Taggsrt and Jordan, of the
Senate. Whether the opposition will amount tc
anythingis exceedingly doubtful further than tO
disorganize, distract and weaken the Know No
thing organization. Those who voted for Came
ron in caucus will stick to him, besides whom he
has some few friends who support him warmly -
The Democratic Know Nothings threaten to desert
Sam in a BODY if tire boilers prove recreant.-
There is an effort making to concentrate the oppo-
sltion to Mr.. Cameron on new man. Hon. Henry
M. Fuller, OF Luzerne, is spoken of as likely to
command the united vote OF the opposition Should
their plans mature they will most probably con
centrate on him.
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PROCEEDINGS of Congress

WAsHINGTGN, Feb. 13.-The Senate passed
the bill granting the right of way for subter
ranean telegraph to California The Indian
Appropriation bill was taken up and farther
discussed.
In the House, Mr.. Bocock made a speech
on the naval reorganization bill, which
with amendments, afterwards passed-yeas
ZIG, nays 46. The House then went into
committee of the whole on the bill to increase
the Navy by the construction of seven steam
sloops of war, and the subject was under dis
cussion when this report closed.
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TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH LONG
STANDING tDISEASES!!!
DIR. LION GELRARDT

O&A 4lx10xN 16AokAkkOx,E
Office ON Broad St, Corner 6tA, Richmond
Virginia,
FORMERLY Practitioner Of Medicine
Il IN Poland, (Europe) and for the last two years
at S65 Broome street. New York city, respectfully
offers his professional services to the public.
Consultation hours from to IL A. NJ 8 to- TIP. M.
Letters asking advice must be postpaid, and de.
scribe the disease In full frapkness.
He also recommends to the public DR.. LEON GEL.
RARDT's VEGETABLE SYRUP composed of
Medicinal Herbs, such 90 R2 Fl. Resarum, Leheu.
Isandieus, Hb. Dgitalis parp, Equisetti, Sem Ansi
&c, &c. prepared under his care by Mr.. 8. NJ Zsch-
risson, Chemist and Druggist, at tho corner of 9th
and Broad streets, Richmond Virginia This delight.
full Vegetable Syrup 10 recommended s;certsn re-
lief twhen cure seems to be impoesible1 Of all such
diseases as Coughs, Colds. Asthma. Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, for the affection of the Kidneys
and Bladder, and it 10 highly valuable for Female
Diseases generally By Childrens Scknessi it proves
the most desirable eect 1t 10 very pleasant to take
and 1t neither uneasness loss of appetite
Full direetions are furnished each bottle TRY
eu9 3udge Of the effect for yourselves Use it ac-
cor6lARlY, and the result will be CERTAIN cURE.
60l3 Wholesae and retsil and sent to any part re.
9arsd By sPpsine tif by letter post.paid) to Mr..
Drugsist, corner 9th and Broad
~ Richmond. Va. 7se Gs aai &
Price of DR.. L. G's Vegetable Syrup, large bottle
scne dollar; small size. fifty cents. 7's Sc @a as
~ None are genuine without the signstnre Of
DR., Il. g. Efztses Rss swas tsMs Re l2-6m
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT,
FURNITURE, CLOTHING &c.. A.

FURNITURE, CLOTHING, &C., AT
next, 18th inst, at 10 O'clock at nv store, large
lot of new and second hand Household and Kitchen
Furniture, embracing general assortment of House.
keeping articles.
ALsO-An invoice of Dry Goodr, Clothing, &c,
consisting OF well assorted variety.
ALsO-l8 bbls. No. Herrngs; Carpets; Cook.
ing StoveE handsome Parlor Stoves
ALSO-l5 boxos Chewing Tobscco; 10 boxes Smo.
king do and handsome assortment of Crockerv.
Glassware and Fancy China.
fs ID ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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LATEST MAIL NEWc
THE MAILS

After considerable delay and confusion among
the mails, we he'd them through from New York
Yesterday evening about O'Clock. The Ice has
been very thick on the Potomac, and the Ice boat
las had heavy labor In cutting is way through Il
During the delays and failures OF the mail, we
have been favored with the latest papers 10 good
time. via the Alexandra and Gordonsvfle and c. u.
teal Railroad, and our friends on those lines have
our thanks.
The ice 10 no doubt quite porous now, and will
no, give much more difficulty on the Potomac
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FIRES NEAR AHINGDoN.-The Abingdon Demo,
crat states that the beautiful residence of Col Isaac
E. Dunn, at Glover Forest, was totally destroyed
by fire last Saturday week, together with most of
the furniture and wearing apparel of the family.
Loss estimated at $500 No insurance.
The Abingdon Virginan furnishes the following
The mill OF Mr.. Henry Mock, in the south east
etn part oil this county, was destroyed by fire
some TWO weeks ago-supposed to be the work of
an incendary.
The house of Mr.. John D. Anderson, near Hason-
vile, Va, occupied by Mr.. H. NJ. Hooe, was de
stroyed by fire a few days ago, during the absence
OF the family. Everything was destroyed. Loss
about S40U
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Pennsylvania u. S. Senator

HARRISBURG, Feb. l3.-The two Houses
OF the Pennsylvania Legislature. in joint
convention, went into an election for U. s.
Senator, to day at ~ o'clock. On the Sc
cond ballot the vote stood as follows: Cam.
eron SO, Bucklow %, j. P. Jones II. The
convention then adjourned, and the matter
was postponed for two weeks.
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RMrRano IN Elf on,

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 13.-Mr. Littlejohn,
speaker of the Assembly, was burnt in effigy
yesterday afternoon, in front of the State
capitol. The Know Nothings at Greenbush
had previously performed similar opera.
ton. DR.. Thomas was also burnt in effigy in
front of the Albany Journal office. There
is much excitement
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From BaItimore.-A Clipper Ship ashore.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 13.-The harbor is now
open, andseveral Parker Vein steamers have
come up. tits reported that large clipper
ship, the Spirit of the Times, from Valparaiso,
is ashore off Annapolis She has large and
valuable cargo.
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The Bark BLgfhem00d.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l3.-The British bark
Blythewood, previously reported ashore on
West Flats, below Hawks Nest, was aban-
doned by the captain and crew last Saturday.
Two masts had gone by the board and there
was eight feet of water in the hold. Vessel
and cargo total loss.
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DIPLOMATIC CHANGES "A Paris correspondent o!
the New York Tribune makes wholesale change in
the American diplomatic corps in Europe:
New and important changes in the American d.
plomstic corps in Europe about to take place
Within two three months at farthest the posts
now filled by Messrs. Buchanan, Mason, Soule Bel
mont, Owen and Daniels will be vacant or filled by
new men. Messrs. Buchanan and Soule have already
reaigned MIR. Mason has expressed his determine
lion to do the same, while the others have either
sent in their resignation or about to do 30.
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California Senatorial Election.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 13.-The California
papers by the Prometheus contain the bal
lettings for U. s. Senator On the ED ballot
the vote stood-Gwin dem. 81, Edwards
lwhigl SO, McCorkle dem 10, Broderick
IL, McDOugal s. Latham 4, Barnet l.
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THE IcE-The Potomac River still continues IulI
of ice, very much re,ardine the trips of the mail
boats The port of Baltimore Is DISTRACTED in the
same manner The Georgia left there on Monday
evening Tor Norfolk and Was making very good
time when last observed The Herald left Norfolk
on Monday morning, and reached Annapolis about
{ o clock the same evening
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
RUSHTON CLARK & CO.'S
GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,
For Consumption, Scrofula, &c.
THE late firm of RUSHTON, CLARK
Il CO. being dissolved by the death of w L.
RUSHTON, 1.-THE only Rushton ever connected with
the irm.) their GENUINE COD LIVER OIL will
future be prepared only by HEGEMAN, CLARK
CO, surviving partners and sole successors 1t
was Mr. CLARK who went to New Foundland to su-
perntend its manufacture, and he 10 the only Drug
gst who ever went from the United States for that
purpose; and he will continue his supervision OF
that branch of our business, will warrant our Oil
pure and genuine. Al success in its use depends
upon its parity be particular that the sigma.
ture of HEGEMAN. CLARK L co il over the
cork of each bottle. Hundreds of persons who had
been usint the Oil of other matters, without sue
cess have been restored to health BY the Pure Oil
of our manufactufe.
Be particular, In ordering, to specify HEGEMAN,
CLARK CO., for many persons have initiated
our style of bottle and label, for the purpose OF
palminl II inferior article; and since Mr.. Rush.
toms death, there has been Rushton's Oil intro
duced, which 10 mot in any way connected with
Kushton. CLARK Co, the only representatives OF
that firm being HEGEMAN, CLARK CO.
The genuine OIL of Hegeman, Clark L Co. for sale
by PURCELL, LADD CO., and by Druggists gsn.
orally in Richmond and throughout Virgins.
fs 1S-d&wSm #s
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CHARLESTON RACES.

SATURDAY, Feb lo.-Jockey Club Purse, 5000
Taree mile heats Five started; Brown Dick, Mary
TAYLOR. Highlander, Esquinox mare, and Patsey
OReiy Brown Dick won In two straight heats
Time SIN 42s, 5m 40s.
SECOND RACE. Single dash OF three miles
Little Arthur won, beating Henry, Margrave lilly
and Ellen Evans Time 5m Is 81
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DEsTRCcTIvE FIRES IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT
business houses in Grenada, Mississippi were
burnt on the 4th instant The loss is estimated at
$4,000; insured for only S50, 000
Some three thousand bales OF cotton were burnt
at Troy, Mississippi on the 8th.
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health OF Mr.. MAseN.-A Paris correspondent
Of the Philadelphia American says:
have been requested to mention for the satisfac.
ton OF his numerous friends in your city that your
respected representative, Mr. Mason the American
Minister in Paris has completely recovered from his
iast severe indispositon. very slight impediment
TO the free action of his left is now all that re-
mains OF the effect of the attack His mental facul-
es nave long since entirely recovered their usual
zone and vizor or were rather indeed never affected
n Trend, who hes just conversed with Mr.. Mason
or several hours found him restored to all HIS wont.
Cd VlvscitY and intellieence
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET. Feb -

There YVES good demand for short paper in New
York on Monday, and some first rate bills at short
date had been discounted low sac per cent -
There was also good demand for money without
further change of rates. There a healthy feeling
in the stock market. Exchanges on London 1890
1898 for 60 Is, equal 1899 for sight. Virginia stocks
sold at lass, st which $4,000 sold at the mornng
board, $4,000 at the lower price. This ia decline
sine, the 9th of Sl.750S2
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A LII PAIN CURED LIKE MAGIC /.

IA USE DR.: ROSES PAIN.cURER.-This pre-.
s.ts1a sr =. M .s.S'. # y ~
Limb. OF Back c ;li , As.s g asnpsa The
A.. As1 sases s;ss ss.e
being fne Tonic Mixture, u slso rcd 9TH great
benefit 81 ws.t ssSp Ger End sas.ls llAs..s. g.
PAIN Sss caIsr ssi, md yos Vii SStsis Re-.
lief II acts Ike magic. Ever. family should have
o l 1s aa' s s So n.s IA sss
f hE MAJ. asss% 1oaa e .s4 g e
DIR. j ). RosEn.s1 c SsssaE srart 6l5Ex.:
rEcToRAET, for the rsdisslsuzs e Cs1ebtis.,
and all Puimonsry Diseases This vrSyessf5ua not
sas :,ss% ss ts ssss Z e.
Mssicins, !. lsths ess g r .hs wosia; g We.
ai Dr. R Ssa 4 w 10 81 couoa GYtuP
sises immediate relief sDd hsqIsnsly sutssiH one
DK. j. 3. ROSES cRoyrsYRurssvsvS n1s. i.
curing the Group that daAssross compliant sness
TO cURE DYsrE FI.;s4.A AND IIxEe goA.
DR; ROSES DYsfEfaO On Nvnl CON-
roUND--s cure cure tcr DIR IA eeys le94ash,
ass1 with p; n ~ 1anffy ms 51RS 81:
sps. !. sI =: Sssly s.so.@ss is - e,
s' 6s kCosEs xilgESsTtvEafyAHlIx14Is.
Sc sson s,sss sn SsDGC sssssss - s.
AZ: 3: -: s: s: Sc; 8; 8:
plants. as0T 1aN 1917 -
FOR BfLf0Us HABfIs Nap con- 411zgE-
m rss.os xne z'sR 19| Sg9e;ui eS rS,r~
sosD riI ii n s'1TSsss I'll ~ ~
Pills, becaase thor 80 ahel1 IL * XXX =
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800 As;hiNGToN, Feb. i2-The Joint resolution II
Sn.H iht1 eject the 9th article Of the treaty viii
az s, VI loiS which provides for a proper r1easurs
70, RI 70 be paid to Spsnsh citizens of Florids
tbs In;ts OF their property, taken and withheld b,
mneh borrow The resolution was urged will
cisry eomnyS, ey Mr. Stanton, chairman eff the Judi
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AMERICANS IN PERU.-lt is stated that fifty Anne
ricans, disappointed gold hunters) participated in
the late revolution in Peru Gen. Castillo the sue
cessul hero, in his dispatches is represented to
have stated that the Americans did nearly all e
fighting.
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,arERIAL DIVORCE Recommendations from
rsris mention rumor that the Empress Euaeoi
20 be repadiated BY Louis Napoleon in Cine
itticai reasons" A'su po
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ITO THE PUBLIC - Although the

i charge Of o. SO per day for Board IN cnnse-
quenee of the vepI high price of provisons) affords
less profit than arose from the former charges 1T
% per day, yet. ~ not willing to tsx the Hbe.
rality of my customers with the additional charge Of
50 cents per day, whan they can, u they choose to
az comfortable and elegant Observation-Disclosures any
gentleman would desire. hereby give not1ee that,
from this date, the price Of Board ct the Exehange
Hotel will be ~ formeriy-e2 per Day.
To the travelling public. and mora sspecfalZ(o my
Virginia friends and customers, tender my HteeIy
and viii assure them that in ali Esspees 10 pains.
trouble nor expense will be spared on my part to
make their sojourn ct the Exchange, il avery par.
JOHNP BALr6AnD
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y ~ ~ - - - X5*<
GON6TABLE'e BALE.-WiIl IS SoId
lof eAsh. . lsoee ofths Hieh Ooasee1jsse OGIoe.
% tMDAY. the 10Th day ~ tebsuaRy Io66 = 10
9sioes =. 4 . lot Of HOUDEHoLD - EITdHrN
eukNiEURE, cold 90 sekisfy Dfre1o5S W1Rranf Is
the High Constable's hands In fhvUt0 e. e1vsssv
Csmp; aud ct the same time snd ptseo U11t r. I'D
nay Mare sold to sattsfy IN Exeeusioa ~ III
t,oustable'e hands In favor 1t Wood and otfS1n -
Graves. ferms of sale-Cssh. "
And In pursusBce Of au order OF the Hnstiuu
Court on an Attachment In favor Of Duvsf " Davie
shall ct the Same time and place cell for cash
Chest containing lot Of very valuable Carpsnses,s
Tools. ALFRED LEWELLEN, b. c.,
For James P. Tyler q O. G.. L.
N.B-No goods delivered until paid for
fe list A. LEWELLEN. D. C.
CHERIFF'6 SALE.-Will be sold to the
~ highest bidder. for cash, at tho suction house Of
Messrs. Lnfus Shine, on the 26th inst, commenc.
ing at IL o'clock and continuing from day to day until
completed, commencing ct the same hour, the en-
tire Stock Of Goods levied on by virtue Of sundIy
executions W. Elias Hale embracing large collec-
ton OF Ciocks Watches; Chains; Silver Ware; Jew
cy Goods Perfumery, kc., &c. Also large Sala-
Show Cases; five large Mahogany Show Cases; dou.
BILE barrel Guns large Store Stove and Pipe; two
Counting house Desks. Also good assortment of
Cutlery.
Country Merchants and the city trade would.do
well to attend this sale.
PHILIP p. WINSTON, D. 8,
For Thos w. boswell, 8. c. g.
Sale to be conducted by LARUs 4 SHINE, Auc.
tiOheefs fe ID
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TAKE NOTICE. ONE AND
REMOVAL.

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
THE Subscribers have removed their
Il PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT to the new
house erected by them Broad street doors above
the Theatre and nearly opposite their old stand,
where they will be better prepared to serve their
patrons They ask . continuancs Of former p1tron-
fe s-d1m* LIZ D. MAILE.
G1UKAGE, HTORAGE.-The subscri-
~ Der having taken enc Of the large and commo.
dious Warehouses on Dock. between 7lst and ga
streets. would inform the Merchants Of Richmond
at the customary rsteE l84NsA = S@essA
He viii also attend 70 MERCHANDIZEa and PRO-
DUCE BROKERAGE On reasonable terms.
E fs 6-1m Sesg4a4 81 J. B.0CEAYER
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Cooper has resigned the Presidency of this road
Ex Gov. BigIer, 1t is said will be his successor.
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The New Jersey Assembly ON Th,,rsdav =. 90 a.
she phi previously passed by the Senate to estsblisI
49, . Normal school. 1t II 70 educate two nun
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DRIME NEW BACON HANS, 6houI-
= dsre and Sides also, Lesd II bhls. Aad kees.--
s,: 4 s'f 's'sns In af sls
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=, LAScAsTER, Pa Feb. 12.-There is report here
w. that the extensive bridge at Columbus.
,ne crossing OF the York andW riehtsylle RsiIroa3
!" On hre The bridge is mile and a Quarter lone
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BALTIMORE Markets, FEB. 10.
Little doing in Bresdstufs. Small sales of Howard
Street Flour at 90 so, and of City Mills at 90 25-
Corn = white S708s cts, yellow held at 92d9S cts
At the afternoon market Flour declined - cts
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WEEK LATER FROM CALIFoESiA.-1he steam
or Prome,heus arrived atNew Orleans on the 10Th,
with California dates to Jan. u.
The steamer Northern Light Jeff on the 9th for
New YoIk, with 200 passengers and 600 600 in treas
ure.
The news is unimportant. The Leg islature had
had - unsuccessful ballots for u s. Senator
Oregon dates 10 January 18th report that the Ia
dams bad attacked and murdered five whites near
Orleans, and the troops had gone In pursuit. A
general war was apprehended, as the Indians were
numerous and well armed.
The markets at San Francisco were generally
dull with declining tendency.
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OsswEGo, FEB. II The propeller st. Nicholas ar
sor nele ms morning with 5000 bbs. -four She
encountered the ice al the mouth of the Niagara ri
'es,Dal otherwise the navigation was unobstruct ted
,.ra aonl omsha city Nebraska, adviees have been
SSi hsa passed bill locating the capital of Ne.
bill 0 "''efhof DAG signed the
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If "a ne ino,s House Of Representatives, by vote
o1 % TO 1 has passed resolution in favor If q
convention TO make new constitution W %
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Capt. Rynders. At a recent T.,
n;esns, snnoaacsd his intention Of going II yirsi
sova1 me ~ Of March TO help on the election
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Near York Markets, Feb. 10.

IFCtt IHUThttS, TCU. =
Cotton dull and declining. Flour dull, with a
downward tendency; Southern SO s7409 SI4 for CON
mon to good brands, and SO for fancy and
extra. Wheat-Southern white S228. Corn ina. .
tive-ssles of white and yellow at OIL 020loS. Pork
DOWN. ard. Beef UNCHANGED
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1 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-I will

"A expose to sale, at public auction, on WEDNEs-
II O'Clock, at Laurel Spring, In Henrico county,
the late residence of DR.. Thomas e. Cox. all the
Perishable Property thereon, consisting of House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils of
every kind. Horses. Cows, Hogs, and Crops of Corn,
Fodder and Shucks; Carpenters Tools, &c.
Terms made known on day sale
JAS. H GRANT
fe l0-tds Admir- of DR.. Thos. E. Cox, decd
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CLAVES AT AUCTION. AT AMELIA
~ COURT HOUSE, FEB. 22d. 1855 we shall
sell at auction. on THURSDAY, the 22d of Febrry,
BILE SLAVES as any in Virginia, belonging to Mrs.
Ceusins estate to wit:
NAT. about eighteen years of age
RICHARD about thirty-sx ears of age; and
MARY about fourteen years of age.
These Slaves were raised by Mrs. Patty Aller,
late OF Amelia county, and are sold for divsic
amongst the legatees of Mrs. Cousins, under de-
cree of Amelia County Court.
Terns cash,
ALEXANDER DOMAIN, I c.;..
JAMES M. DONNAN, eo"m'ss-s.
Petersburg, Jan, 9th, 1855 fe9-dtds
~ Enquirer copy times week till day, and
end bill to us.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT A dispatch from Cleave-
land, Ohio, states that on Monday last an engine,
with six freight cars, ran off the track and down an
embsnkment on the Conneaut Railroad. Two men
were badly hurt
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" 75A Main street.-We have Just received few
very superior Gold Watches, Lever construction,
omyensation Balance full and extra teweled. with
fine Rubies made expressly for ~ by e. D. johnson,
of London. We also have the movemsnts Of the
mme kindof Watches which we VIII have cased In
any style TO order. These Watches, We are sure
viii give entirs satisfaction. $50 - 80
We also have on hand general assortment Of
other fine Gold and Silver Washes. and Some that
are less costly. es5s 81 - a
HOLIDAY PREsENTs.--A fresh supply Of Dia-
mond breast-pins. Diamond Rings and variety Of
ether hne Jswslry, suitable sox Holiday and We'd
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