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ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST
one Week Later from California 900 IN
Gold

NEW York, Jan. 30.-The steamer Star of the
West arrived here this evening with 900 passen.
gers from California, and S640, 900 in gold
The Sierra Nevada arrived at San Francisco on
the 9th.
Copious rains prevailed throughout the State
and the miners and agriculturists were rejoicing
under the improved prospects The storm of the Isl
inst did much damage In many places
The State Legislature assembled on the I'd, when
Mr. Stone, WING, was elected Speaker of the As.
sembly.
From the territory acquired under the Gadsdeu
treaty there are reports in various shapes of dis
coverles OF rich Inires of gold and copper.
Emigration was tending towards the new pur
chase and it would soou be filled up with active
population
majority Of the prisoners who escaped from
IN pen'tentiary had been recapturea.
Measures were on footto fund the city debt oil
San Francisco
Meiggs. the defaulter, had turned up at Tahiti
On the 18th OF November he was to sail for Actu.
TAXI.
The MESA &c of the Governor of California sets
down the State debt at 81 1884. 142 g. The Cover
nor recommends that the floating debt bo speedily
liquidated, aud urges an amendment of the constI.
tuition as means tor reducing the expenses of tue
State. He also advocates tho enactment of laws
Tor the more etsctua protection of actual settlers
aud to secure the blessings of common school edu.
cation for the children OF the citiZens. He gives
hatterins account of the prospects OF the mining
and agricultural interests, as we'll as of commerce
and manufactures.
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
From the Sandwich Islands we learn that a dis.
turbance took place at Riatea Island, adjacent to
Tahiti One OF the chiefs revolted against the king
wnen a battle ensued which lasted tor five hours,
resulting In the dispersion OF the rebels. The
government troops lost four and the rebels eight
killed.
MARKETS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 8.-With the exception of
flour and grain, the markets to-day were quite in.
iOg rates. Flour has been in speculative request
at SIS SIS so fer Gsllego and Haxail. Wheat is
in large demand at 50 so a So L.
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CRITICAL SITUATION OF PASSENGERS ON
THE OHIO RIVER

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 30.-There was an intense ex
element here TO day, on account of the ferry boat
tor the Jacksonville and Cincinnati train, with 200
passengers, becoming lodged in the ice In the fails
this morning She grounded, and the ice gorged
was thought all on boai d would be lost, Finally
however, all were rescued ~ the life boats The
boat 1t is thought, will prove total loss
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CHARLES RICHARDSON,

IMPORTER OF
HAVANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARS,
ii AS for sale, wholesale and retail, the
IL largest assortment of genuine HAVANA CT.
CARS to be found in this State; also. great variety
Col. Samuel 8. Myers celebrated Phnnix. Impsrisi
Oronoko, Daniel Webster and Miners Pocke ct Con-.
psnion brands; Cosby Winfree's Pride of Virginia.
PONIES rauate, and Palmetto Twist
Also, few Of those beautiful Real Meersshaum'
and Gsnoise Pipes.
Particular attention is called to RICHARDSON'S
Virginia Oronoko Smoking Tobacco, acknowledged
by some of the Oldest citizens Of kichmon6 to be
the finest article of tbs kind extant
JaSl No 4, under EXCHANGE Hotel.
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Later from Rio.

NEW YoaK, Jan 3l.-By an arrival at this port,
we have dates from Rio de Janeiro to Dec. 18th.
The frigates Independence, Savannah, and the
sloop OF war John Adams and transport Relief were
10 port
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FATAL RAILROAD DIsAsTE,

PORTLAND, Jan. 90, 1e55.-The morning train
from this city for Bath and Augusta ran off the track
this morning about three miles from Precumscoth
river, in Falmouth. The engine was precipitated
down an embankment into a small stream. carrv-
Ing the engineer Mr. Small, and the fireman, Mr..
Ames, with it. MIR. Small was fastened beneath the
engine and was drowned, while Mr.. Ames was 10.
SANITY killed. The passengers escaped uninjured
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LOST OR STOLEN.

OST-On Friday evening last, between
- the Old Market and Union Hill, Leather Pock.
ct b oa, containing two Gold Rings and my FREE
fArEhS. Any person finding my papers and lesy.
ing them at this Office will receive reward of al
GEORGE D. RICHARDS
JaSt-Zt& A free man of color
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Sailing Of the Canada.
BosToN, Jan. 3I.-The Canada sailed this morn
ing for Liverpool via Halifax She took out 81 pas.
sengers and s27s, 900 in specie
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VOID ALL QUACKERY, AMI

A.TAKE MEDICINES PREPARED BY A
LoNSED; AND 4 cURE Fok ALL PAIN
Cough, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Sour Stomach seroful,; and al skin Eruptions Fe-
bn. Dysentsry. Bowel Affections Piles Sore m and
Weak Eyes, Rheumatism, Heart Disease, Palpita-
ton. Neuraigis, Kidney and Bladder Affections,
plants.
DIR. J. 8. ROSES CELEBRATED FAMILY
MEDICINES are the result of thirty years practice
in Philadelphia. His prescriptions for each COM
plant, and have been well tested and approved by
hundreds Of Physcians, and thousands of Patients.
DR. kosEs sS GoE EaGH s P1sE4s GR
PECTORANT, for the radical cure of Censum ption,
Coughs, Colds. Hoarseneal Asthma, Bronchitis Spit
and all Pulmonary Diseases. This preparation not
only cures Consumption, If taken In time but it for
,fies the system against future ATTACK. A.. Cough
used and recommended by Physicians at home and
abroad, In bottles, so cts, and 81.
DR.. J. s. ROSES WHooPING COUGH SYRUP
gives immediate relief and frequently curesin one
DR.. j. 5. ROSES GROUP SYRUP never fails in
curing the Group that dangerous complaint among
DR. ROSES Alternative, or BLOOD PURI.
FER, for Scrotuls, Old Eruptiona and all diseases
sfIs ni ssHdPff
TOR Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Sour
Womb, Female Weakness. Debility and Relaxation
DR.. ROSES FEMALE PILLS, a valuable RENE.
5y for Female Complaints Superior to Hooper's
DR. ROSES DYsPEPr1c COMPOUND, sure
DR.. ROSES tonic MIXTURE, for chil., re.
vers, and general Debility. never-fsiling remedy
DR.. ROSES COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Blu.
CHU, for all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder,
and for DrogsyI5oe
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENT.
IN 000 LBS. s MALL sHOUL,


BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENT.
30 600 LBS; SMALL sHOUL-
$4,000 lbs. SMALL SIDES.
$4,000 lbs. SMALL PLAIN HAMS
10000 lbs. SMALL FAMILY HAMS.
10000 lbs. JOLES.
200 BARRELS LARD.
200 KEGS do
All Of best quality aud desirable sizes Parties or.
lowest prices; for sale BY GEO. CAssARD.
ia Sits A South street. Baltimore.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR FEB
TROsPECT FOR JANUARY, 1855, price 81, lust
received and for sale By A. NORRIS
Subscriptions received for the above at 90 per year;
also for American Journal of Medical Sciences ct
$5 per year.
NEW MEDICAL WORKS RECENTLY PUBLISHED.
Grass ou Foreign Bodies In the air passaaes @275
Meas on child.bed fevers, 81 so.
West on the diseases of the o. Utsri, 81.
Bennett on Pulmonary tuberculosis, $l.25.
Lawrence on Diseases of the Eye; now edition; IS,
malgs On the Diseases of Children; new edition,
Ricord and Hunter on Venereal; new edition; Sc Is,
Hsnd Book of Chemistry; by Abel and Bloxsm;
Jones sisvekins's Pathological Anatomy, ss75.
Fowne's Chemistry for Students, 81 so.
Perreira's Materia Medica, complete vols g.
ml5e r. Principles and Practice of Surgery; each
Taylor's Medical Jurisprudence; svo; ss.
Beck's Medical Jurisprudeuce; vols; last cd; ST.
ume; S425.
Ais, the complete Medical Works of Professors
Duneliscn: Dswers, Churchill, Chapman, Eberle,
the various branches of medical science, including
local diseases and affections. For sale BY
ia S0-3t A. NORRIS. 81 Main street.
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Massachusetts Sez,a,

MdSSdchuSettS SendtOr.
BosroS, Jan. 3l.-Gen. Henry Wilson was this
morning elected U. S. Senator by the Senate. He
had been previously elected by the House.
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GALE OF VALUABLE FARM ON
0yAMEg RIVER, IN GOnCf1LAyO AND HEN.
AICO, being the most valuable pest 81 " koWel
uckahoeI Plantation, s0ntaining 90 03sJOo serss
inesdinf lse ssrss OF Low 0fousds on the River, d
A Commisisnsr Of the Circuit Cont Of Hsu.ieo
county, under decree or aid Cotrf. fssdssed On
the Slst Oefobsr. 1854 In the nit Chspman's enar
dian y. Chapman he. the underlined viii, q r.
o'clock n /, On MONDAY. the 9Th February, 1855 ff
FAIR Il not the next fair day ssll ~ pu6e Auetion
before the front door Of the Stats Court House IN
the city Of kiehmspd e58 92l00 acres Of the Lower
Iuckshce Plantation. marked {. No on the plat Of
mineral rshts Of the Tuekshos Coal Miaine comps.
y, and their assigns therein This tract Hes In
comPsct form. ha-ng good dwelling house and
ou'nnouse. and Chit Mil on tho Jsmee River C.
~ containing 1876 Of river low aroun1s Of the
Iss qusnty, Hpwards Of $50 ssres Of cleared hieh
lsnd. o. excellent heart and the revt ii vsluebie
wood snd timber The trsct Iise sSont Il aiIss shc
sns elty OF nichmond and the canal psssna shsoush
cess to the best market mn SlssS -
Terms OF sale will be-one-fou ea.h. balance IN
equal instalpents Of and years, for nctss bear
title retained BY way Of lien ior the rsrchs: sna ne
Major Jesse Sn:ad. (who has been ths tsr.nt ~
yesrs past mp to the lst January, lass Vii ~;
information In his power to those dime - ~
chase. The survey referred to can Sc sssr - ,hr
ONCE OF the Auotioneers until the day Of Sie e
JOHN n. PATTON. Cam,
r. Sit IL not intsnded by the abo,s ~ =.
wsive any rights the Commissioner Of the partis. n
the salt may have against the purchaser Of aid lana
ct former sale for any loss they NAV sestan h.
.s.ais he having failed to comply with the Of
Sale conducted by GoDDrx Z ArrERsox. Aucsa
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OFFICE OF sUPERINTDT OF SITS, !
RICHMOND, Jan. %, 1855.

L office until IL o'clock M i, ON Monday. the 5th
February for grading l4th street from Franklin to
Ross street, between 18th and Mayo streets requiring
the removal of about 8 zoe cubic yards of earth.
The proposal will state at wha price per cubic yard
what price for such portions may be wanted by the
city on Broad street, below Mayo, or on Marshall
between 18th and College streets, aud at what price
Leigh. =. ~ ''' 'e''' 0a' -'N
ALsO-For about 200 square yards Of gutter pave
ments, AND 400 square feet OF graveling average
Monthly estimates will be given upon the said
work it progresses, with reservation Of 20 per
works the estimates to be convertible into City Bonds
hearing interest and redeemable at such time the
Commissioners of Streets may designate.
ja so-6t NJ. BATES. supt. Streets
ENGLISH AND HEMATICAL
SCHOOL.
THE Exercises for the third year of my
Il School, at TEMPERANCE HALL, Laurel
Hill. six miles below the city Of Richmond, on the
Charles City road. will commence on the 9Th day OF
February next and close the 1st day of December,
with vacation of three weeks in the month Of Au-
gust.
BOARD may be obtained in the neighborhood.
would also inform the citizens of Richmond apd
Henrico. that was for nine years the County EUR.
veyor Of adjoining county, and will attend TO
making surveys whenever convenient MY mode OF
calculating areas 10 by latitude aud departure, the
only correct method known WILLIAM FoLKEs.
DOVE Hill, January %, 1855. ia SIT
NOTICE. Having determined to close
~ our business, We offer our entire stock ct cost
for cash only We would, therefore, invite the stten-
ment d asn:ismen's FURNISHING and FANCY
GOODS. which are all of the newest styles and
latest importation, embracing every article OF Gem
tiemen's under apparel, useful and ornamental A.
We urgently solicit those indebted to US to make
immediate settle usnt; and eur object Is to close
the cash principis' VIM. r ADcOCK Co.,
jaS1 Main ST.. under American Hotel.
THO PHYSICIANS - FERRATED THO
il ruRE or BARK-Its constituents are yellow Pc.
ruvisn Bark. Virginia Snake Root Bitter orange
Peel French Brandy and IEon-eomhined N such
proportions that teaspoon full ineaoes an Aoequa1e
The attantion of physicians il called to the above
elegant chemical c0nbni nfwA1. NORTON
jaso Apothessriss. corner Main and 10th sts.
NOTICE.-Being about to dissolve and
IN wind up our co-psrtnership busness It ID highly
important that al accounts due us mp TO ist instan
owing NJ bills due prior to and on the lot Inst, wi
greatly obliss ~ By settling their respective due
Immediately.
Any debts due BY the concern VIII BE- prompt,
jsSI WHITE 4 PAGE
aEA STEAMER FOR SALE
I "A No. ! STEAM TUG. suitable 10
Lars spply 70 D. B. sRlDGFORD { Co..
Ja2 On the Dock.
II EATHER.-For sale on consignment
Collar Leather. &c. TINsLEY. TAAOY = 90.
10 x8-0 ss
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ACCOMMODATION LINE FOR PEN
BERT0E n

I'1|k15RaN ON and after the LIST of
~, n, - r.. February, our day line OF PACKETS
wiiI Leave Richmond TUESDAY. THURSDAY aud
SATURDAY. at A. H., and arrive at Pembe tor
k.E.TURNING-Lesve Penberton at A. r., MON.
DAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, pass Jeferson
&C # A. u Cedar Point at a M, Michaux Ferry
at Vt a. Jude's Ferry IL A. NJ, Dover Mills III.
N ,nstin Town u N. Tuckahoe l23 r. NJ, and arrive
Fare % me the Mail Boats
BOYD, EDMOND DAVENPORT.
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TRUsTEES SALE OF REAL =

'hU0IEES 5 A LIE OF REAL ES-
y TATE BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STREETS.
MoND;-AssTrustee in a Deed dated I'D july. lass.
from henry Weinhold to the suhscribers duly re-.
corded IN Richmond Hastings Court, we shall pro-
TUESDAY the 18th day of February, 1855, that DOR.
tioa OF the Real Estate conveyed BY the ssid Deed
fronting on an alley Is feet wide 203 feet runn;ns
back towards Canal street IS feet, on which there
stands = Brick and Framed Tenement
TERMs-Cash. The title is believed to bs narfect
but we shall convey with the usual special warranty
E. w. PERRY, Trustees.
Sale conducted by GnDDIN APpERsoN. Aucts.
Ia so A''
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BY PAYNE & MAYO, Aucts
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAI,

~ ESTATE ON nth STREET-By virtue Of .
Decree pronounced BY the Circuit Court of the City
OF Richmond on the I'd day of june 1885, In the suit
sssiD.s the BanI e shs United State. sh.l :.
O'Clock P. NJ, or fair; IL not, the next fair day
thereafterl sell at public Auction, on the premises,
the Lot Of Ground fronting q feet 18th street,
feet to street to be opened BY the Central Railroad
Company, being part of Lot No. Al, in the plan Of
TERMs-Cssh for 30 much a. may be required 70
pay all expenses of the sale, ard the resdue on o
credit Of 6. IL and Is months. the Commisaiopsr
taking from the purchaser bonds with good security
for the credit instalments and retaining the title un
til all Of the purchase money Is paid and convey
selling a. commisE0ns5, shall only convey With
al2 Commissioner.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold on TUESDAY, the
l It il oso:i IN The Of Port Msge
lots each fronting 20 feet It'll street and running
back s. feet TO 10 foot alley. On said lots there
David Mountain a. store. Tho above property q
near Williamsburg Avenue.
Alse: as the same time, : lot fronting on State
The building on It 10 also new, containing rooms,
and 10 we'll adapted to grocery store. 1here IL .
newly snciossd and ct present ocsapi.d 81 10 Mr.
Also, $50 feet Of ground on Williamsburg Avenue,
Lot there IL small budne;- with 20 other
building Lots, handsomely situated, Tho above pro-
perty win be sold without reserve
TERMs-One.thild cash; balance In and months
the deferred payments secured by negotiable notes.
interest added, With approved endorsers, and the
title retained until the last payment be made.
The sale will commences with the property first
mentioned. PAYNE MAYO,
jazz Anctioneers.
clemsncy Of the weather, the above sale has been
postponed TO TUESDAY next. 9Th February jsSl
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TAKE NOTICE. one AND

AAAE NUIlCE, ONE AND
ALL.-The entraucs to the ARrOR
= now ON 18th street, frst door FINN
Main, which place has been be DIV a.
ted up and renovated, and where the subecriber NAV
still be found, daily dispensns tho good fhiDss 81
this life, snch a. vENISON, TERKAPIN.s CAN.
TERS. to all who patronize him. He has priysfe
Hoons for suppers; and everything the markets a.
lord good to eat and drink served In
style and at moderate prices 3 -
de hopes ais friends win still show him the flight
of thsir oountsnancssn RI w ALLEN
pSi aiAS Propulsion.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORE.
WOOD LAND FOR SALE AT

w TION.-Will be sold at auction on MONDAY
the 5th Of February, 1885, ct IL o'clock In front Of
Henrico County Court House, about 100 sares OF
Wood Land, lying on the Darbytown road, miles
below Richmond, adjoining the lands OF J. s. Alice
John Currie and others.
TERms-one-third cash, one-third mouths ana
one-thisd II months. for negotiable notea bearlne
interest, with good endorsefs.
jazz r. CAUTHONN.
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WILL be sold in front of the Court
=. ~ House Of Henrieo county. on MONDAY, the
2tn Gay OF February next, at IL o'clock NJ, two
0OLD WATCHES, belonging to estates.
1a2S-6t A. B. HUTCHINSON, Admir-
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WANTED-A Situation by WHITE
w GIRL, 10 respectable family as COOK,
and IRONER. The advertiser can also
act as GHAMBERMAID and perfect SEAM
STRESS. The best of city references TO be had
Please address M. MCCORMACK
fe lit No. SOB Broad It
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND. AND
COMPANY, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY
Trustee In Deed OF Trust from J. Il. Eustace. Jr.
dated 18th September 1854 duly recorded in Rich.
mond Hustings Court. shall sell at public Ancton
in Richmond on TUESDAY, 9Th February. 1855. At
the hour of II O'Clock NJ the interest Of the said
Eustace being an undivided third part in two Lots 81
Land at the of Broad and Wa II atreets Then.
Nos. 40 and 40 in Mayo's Plan)
Also, at the same time and place, Sc Shares of the
stock OF the Spring Hill Manufacturing Company.
and all the interest of the said Eusace In and To- te
real estate belonging to the said Company.
TERMs-Cash.
Such title only a. am vested with, will be con.
veyed to the purchaser.
w. D. SIMS. Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoH, Aucts.
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TyRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND IN

OOA0G 0dAG OC a N ~ In
i HENRICO by virtue of . de ed of trust or E.
day Of October, 1854. to secure debt Of o5I2 81
shall expose to sale on MONDAY. 18th February,
1885, at O'clock 2. H.. at public auction, to the
highest bidder on the premises, the property CON
veyed By said deed, to wit An undivided moiety Of
. Lot Of Land. containing 10 acres, roods and IS
poles. with brick house thsreon.1 lying in the
county OF Henriro ON the New Bridge Road. about
ore mile from the city of Richmond
TEHMs-Cash ~ TO- 20 much Of the proceeds q
may De necessary to defray the expenses Of execu.
est Asto the residue, the terms will be made known
on the day of sale. JOHN HOWARD Trustee.
sale conducted BY GoDDrN AfSERsoN, Aucts.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF SLAyE,-As
Il Trustee in q deed of trust from 8 8 Eurcb.
dated lat April. 1854. duly recorded in Richmond
Hu1 ngs Court shnll sell in front of Henriao coun
ty Court House, on MONDAY, the 18th dsy of FEB
ruary 1855, at the hour of II O'Clock valuable Ne
gro Woman. named Caroline, being one of the slsve.
conveyed by the said deed
Terms cash. w GODDIN
fo m.s
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"ANTED-A WET NURSE, without
w incumbrsnce. A good price will be given for
one who is healthy and of good character Apply at
this Office ia 4-ts
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BY LARUS & SHINE.

pATENT RIGHTS OF THE AMERI-
CAN LIFTING PUMPS AT AUCTION.-Or
next =. SATURDAY Morning. the Sd Of February, d
Il O'Clock, We will sell at public Auction, ct the
Horse Lot. the Patent Rights of the American Lift
ING Pumps for the following ooupties. viz:
:, Henrico. Hanover, Carolins, New Kent, King viii.
and Cumberland.
This Pump |. acknowledged by scientific men, who
nave witnessed ts operation, to. possess many I'D.
day. -
working model OF It can be seen at our Store, "A
Main ct and ell the information REQUESTS given.
ingit LARUS SHINE
jaSl anrt;nneS,.
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DRIME RICE; New York Refined and
i.sl ''' '''p * Joa az q. cLAIsoRnr.
pURE RICHMOND GROUND PLAS-
4 TER.-2oo tons grinding. from selected Lamp.
jaS JOHN 81. GE.AtnORNE.
MUST BE SOLD, AND FOR CASH.
Nx The latsuess OF the ssasou 80 The large
amount Of stock o. hand, eompsla ne = Oar he
balance Of my stock Of Winter Clothi.g p and ~.
low cost for eash = IN Aeslsous az alosaue ont I'll
my heavy eoo1s before the sprine tsade eonmsnaeA
For baygains call ct 100 Main atzssk:
jasl HENRY 0HAtER.
I AIDES RETIoU LEa-A we'll 6
~ lsote1 stock of Isllss neeeula1. ef yieA Vslvs&
md nssda Leatherlf oE sale = 81.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLF

HNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
4 REAL Estate ON BYRD, BETWEEN Err
As Trustee In Deed of Trust from Henry Weinhold
dated 18th January 1858. duly ,rded in Richmond
Hust'ngs Court, shall, in execution Of the said
trust proceed to sell at public Auction on the pre-
misses, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of February.
1855. at the hour of o'clock P. NJ, . Brick Tene.
ment with granite front fronting 20 feet on the
South side of Byrd, between 9th and 10th streets,
running back $50 feet to an alley.
TERMs-Enough IN cash to defray the expenses of
sale, and bond of $1,000 with interest from 28th of
from 18th January, 1853, until 18th January 1856
And as to the residue on such terms shall be pre-
scrbed BY the personal representative of said Weiu-
rection, then until the said 28th January, 1856
The title 10 believed to be perfect; but the SUBJ
special warranty The taxes for the present year to
be paid by the purchaser.
CHARLES MILLER, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN T. APPERsoN, Aucts.
ia 20
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WANTED-30 young men of industrious
w habits, to 60 South. Apply to j. C. ScHER-
MERHoaN, or at LARUs SHINES Auction House.
ia 26-6t*
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NIGHT AUCTION.

w MIIUES, JEWELRY and FANCY
rvr, I'M MMrriGtES ,Will be sold ct my store THIS
EVENING at q O'Clock. large invo,cs ~ Wa Nil
ES. JEWELRY and FANCY ARTiCIEs. :
ALso-A small invoice Of DRY GOODS
~is iii nsnIeh o. the public requested, a. fhs
eS1 Alley Norw -.
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1 VALUABLE FARM Ar PRIVATE

A VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE
IA SALE-We are authorized to sell privately a
valuable Farm in Henrico county. about FIVE miles
from this city containing about Al acres, lying be-
tween the lands of Mr.. Bournes VIM. Lowe, John
Decost and Francisco Perrado Desver the plot of
which may be seen at the subscribers store ~ Main
street.
TERMs-One.fourth cash; balance at 4, 8 and u
months for endorsed egotsble paper interest add
ed, title retained till last payment be made.
ia 10 LARJS Il SHINE
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WANTED-UPHOL STERER.-A
w good Upholsterer find employment by
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