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VALUABLE FARM NEAR BROOKE

TUKNPIKE, -FOUR MILES ABOVE RICH
MOND. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the re-
quest of Mr.. John d. Thomas. (who hes removed to
larger place owned by him. we will sell on FRI.
DAY, 18th January, 1855, at O'Clock r. M , if fair,
if not the next fair day. the small but very desira-
bic Farm, which he recently resided. siusted
near the Brooke Turnpike or Plank Road, 4 mile $
from Richmond adjoining the lands of Messrs. Thos.
NJ. Ladd, John B. Crenshaw and Mrs. DR.. Chamber
layne containing 81 acres, less. The build
ines are comfortable and sufficient for ordinary
Stable &c
About third of the tract is in wood and timber;
the balance cleared and in fine heart
TERMS-One, fourth cash; balance at |, 2 and yrs
for bonds bearing interest, secured BY trust Heed
JAZZ GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts
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AUGUSTA, Ms } Jan. 5.-The Legislature of this
hate u DAY elected Anson P Morrill, for Governor.
The Inauguration Of Mr Morrill, will take place to-
MORROW
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Sale conducted by GoDDIN L. APPERsoN, Aucts.
ja8-dtds


RUSTEES' SALE Of HOUSE AND
Il LOT ON BAKER STREET As trustee in
deed dated l4th July, 1858. from Anna Maxfield to
Court shall sell at public auction on the premises
on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of January, 1855 ii
fair If not the next fair day, commencing clock
near to st. Peter street. fronting 10 feet. running
back l5e feet to an alley, and now in the occupancy
but the subscriber will convey with the usual war
ranty.
The terms will be made known at the time of sale
MICAJAH BATES, Trustee
Sale to be conducted by
GODD1N APPERSON, Aucts
P Sat the same time and place, the adjoining
lot No. 8. will be sold. fronting Is feet Baker ct
running back about $50 feet to alley.
de 81 G.. & A.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT.

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-Wiu he
"A sold at auction, on THURSDAY, the 18th inst.
con mencing at IL o'clock. ut the Blacksmith Shop
formerly occupied By the late VIM Mclaughlin. ali
the Tools and other nts of the said McLaugh.
M necessary for carrying on the Blacksmith and
WheelWrlght business on large scsle. Anon gst
which will be found one fear horse rover STEAM
ENGiNE, in running order; one large size PUNCH.
INC MACHINE, made by Washburn L Pratt; four
large FELLOWS and four ANVILS; two square
round do. do. -N A-'e
TERMS made known on the day of sale.
THOS. FAB ERTY, Administrator
ia 1-dtds of Vim McIanohI;n Ja..a
@~Saie to be conducted by ALEX NoTT Ancta
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TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FOUR ca
RAAmS TEunI IL 8 D i

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FOUR CA
Il NAL BOATS THIRTEEN MULES, THREE
HORSES, &c-As Trustee in a deed of trust, dated
corded in Richmond Hastings Court | shall proceed
to sell at public auction, on the Basin bank, oppo.
MONDAY. the 18th January. 1856, at the hour of IL
o'clock, the following Canal Boats nearly new, and
ia good running order viz: The keystone" ''Old
Dominion" ''Old North State" and little Tennes
see."
ALSO-15 Mules Horses, with Gearing. Ropes,
and all ether appurtenances belonging to said boats
and teams
Terms cash, or its equivalent.
w. D. SIMS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GopDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
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ROCHESTER, jan. Hon. Ira Bellows, of Pitts
lord, "hJ hiss fed many posts Of honor in this State
ded his evening while waiting in the railroad depo
here for the care TO convey him home.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L REAL E STATE, ON THE CORNER OF
CARY AND 17Tp STS-As trustees in deed of
trust dated 9th june l843 duly recorded in Richmond
shall proceed ~ sell at public auction. on the pre-
misses. on FRIDAY, the 18th day of January, 1855,
valuable real estate. viz: lot in the City of Rich
mond, on the North side of Gary street, fronting
thereon &c feet, running back the East line of
18th street $50 feet to alley IL feet, en- which
there stand several framed tenements The title to
the oregoing real estate believe to be good but
we SHALL as trustees, convey with special warranty
only
TERMs-Enough ip cash TO pay 8 bond of s., 200,
and the interest thereon, and the expenses of sae
and with to the surplus OF sale the terms will
be made known at the hour of sale.
L. B. PRICE, / m
w. GODDIN. 5 AiuStees'
Sale conducted by GoDpIs Il APPEKsoN, Aucts.
iad-
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BY DUNLOP, MoNCURE { co.
CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLASSES
~ AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, the 9th inst
az cur Warehouse at Rockets, comm .nciug at lni
o'clock, we will sell the cargo of the Schr. Mary Ell.
liza, from Attakapas, with
156 Hhds. prime New Crop SUGAR
24S 8bls do. MOLASSES
TERMs-UDder 800. cash over 500, 4 months
credit, for approved goiiable paner.
ia 4 DUNLOP. MONCJJRE 4 Co Aurt.
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NOIICE.-Will be sold to the highest
~ bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th d az Of Jan.
uary 1882 at the late residence of Henry CLAY de.
ceased, all of the Household and Kitchen FURNI.
TOkE; crop of Corn, Oats, Fodd r. Stock &c; and
VIII be hired out on the same day, 25 or 50 SLAVES
Men, Women and Boys
Terms made known on the day of sale
g. w. SNELLINGS, Sheriff
ia SIT 10y 49,
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WANTED-A WET NURSE, without
w ncumbrance. 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 DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. CO.
GROCERIES AT AUCTI ON-Op
~ THURSDAY, 11th January 1855 we will sell.
at 10 o'clock at our Auction Store, of
GROCERIES,, viz
200 Bags Laguayra and Java COFFEE
800 Bbls C!ushed, Powdered and Coffee SU-
Green and Black TEAS
French BRANDY
RUM, WINE
SOAP, CANDLES
SALT. GLASS, SILK hats
HERRINGS
MOLASSES, &c, &c.
ALSO.
500 Demijohns, of suitable sizes
20 Bales Alicant Door Mats.
ALSO,
$50 Boxes RAISINS
300 do FIGS
10 Packages CURRANTS
TERms-Under SlG0, cash; 500 and over, 4 moe.
credit. for approved paper.
de n DAVENPORT. Lien & CO., Aucts.
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CUPER PHOSPHATE l. ME DE
~ Burg's celebrated Super Phosphate Lines
most superior fertilz which has been fairly tested
and produced the satisfactory suits. For the
merits Of this article fer to Mr. Richard Bamp-
son, Goechiaud county; Msj. Jesse Snead, Richmond
city; Mr.. Jos. Fuqua, Buckingham county; Mr.. Jesse
Maury.. Albemarls county; and Others who have
used 1t. For sale by
8. Mct3RUDERs SONS, Agents.
no2 Richmond, Va.
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DIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Rana.

Il way from my mother on Sunday, the 3Ist Dec,
1854, negro man named FLEMING about feet
or inches high, and has his under lip. bit
ten in fight. He is well known to the citizens of
ice wagon to Richmond for 20 years He Is no doubt
1nrking about Richu ond. The above reward will be
paid for his delivery to me at Henfico County Jail
ia6-Sts ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON.
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LATEST MAIL. NE VS.


INV YoRK, Jan. s
There we're sales of Virginia Stock al the Morn.
ios Board, to-day, at 9l3i to 93 I4-equai 10
o. IA before the January Interest was drawn. 1t .
proper to say that the coupons al ached 10 the Bank
81 Commerce a few days since. were no; auaci ed
rs Xirsiuia-but by the Bank The transaction
was one with which the State had nothing to do
There MSS general improvement at the Stock
BOARD to-day, aad the feeling seemed to be buoy
s,t Bears are rather feeble in their demonstra
fans and better state OF things is elevating secui
los towards their PROPER value independent OF both
balls and bears.
Larger orders are coR1iog from abroad for bonds,
sna though often under the market value here
,l,.e orders impair, additional drmness to the mar
Ae.
The inporlations from abroad TO this city the
mar. week amounts to 50. 7es 4l2 against 50 900
The corresponding week OF last year; Increase
s-u322 The exports for the week have been 81
..asll. against 81 3}s e04 of the corresponding
week last year.
Money is decidedly easier. The offerings are di
rnnisted and the better class pretty generally &C
commodsied by the Banks. The Chamber Street
Saving Bank had yesterday large amount OF gold
20 dispose of to the Banks but only got rid Of very
small part OF it. The abundance of gold gives
strong basis upon which to rely for the gradual re-
building OF commercial prosperity.
There have been In the last two days one or two
failures Of very little importance however. Is
Trsg SLooP CT WAR ALBANY-The New York
l5urnal of Commerce OF Saturday evening has
,nle Intelligence relating to the probable fate of
the sloup Of war Albany, derived from Mr. J. c,
Lane chief engineer OF the Atlantic and Pacific
surveying Expedition in New Grenada from which
So extract the following
The Albany arrived al Aspinwail on the :1Sth Ser
,ruher ana after remaining few hours, sailed tor
New ok via the Mora Passage. Capt Gerry in
conversation with Mr.. Lane, stated that he should
no, touch at any intermediate port. passage
home ia the Albany was rendered To Mr. L.. but de
eiued Oh the ground that, being sick, he wished to
AXE the steamer as the speediest mode OF convey
s.re.
Mr. Lane further states that he has private ads
90, fran CaTthggena dated sOuIetIng IN December
which negative the report thattLe Albany returned
10 that port alter leaving there the 26th OF Septen-
Der Consequently we have 40 certain Intelligence
= her since she iet AspiuHaii the &oh OF Sept,
...,w three months and EtEe days; Tor We do not
consider rcliable the report c. her buE. al Lagura
oct e,h
Mr. Lane thinks that The ship, having been bal
lasted IKE other ships al Only with provisions
and being considerably liGLteued alter Il years
cruise. rendered tOLhoEvy Uy the weight OF her
suu= Tn deck, And nigh. have been CApsiZed IN
sudden aGuaI 1t VIII bG remember "a that the L.
= hr.G S1mers cspsiZea by sGuaii ia the gulf
uudes similar circumstances, few years since
aud lost,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mid

D-HIRELINGS.-T Mid
w lothian Coal Mining Company wish to hire
for the year 1855. BOTTOM and TOP HANDS,
TIMBER GETTERS, ard few FARM HANDS
For such as suit, full and fair prices will be paid
Hands hired by the Midlothian Company can be H.
two physicians attend the Hospital at the Mines,
medical attendance for the year can be secured by
paying fee of S3 per head The Company expect
to do. what they have always d0ne-make Reasonable
advances 20 the owners upon the hires during the
year, deductins ffon the date of such advance per
cent, pro rata, per For further particulars
apply TO JOHN ATKINS, the Mining Agens of the
Company, at the Mines; to JOHN C STANARD Sec.
rotary OF the Company, in Richmond; or 20 the I'm
designed. A s WOODBRIDGE
IA i-d6t Pres't III. L. G. M. Co.
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WANTED, 80 NEGROES.-Wante to
w hire for the year ensuing payable quarterly
yearly) 80 steady, able bodied Negroes min
and laborefs. Those accustomed to work at mines
will be preferred.
Apply to Mr.. SANDERS, Manager of the London
and Virginia Company, Buckingham Mine P. o., Va.
de pts
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i7iUT64E I51YT.
BY TAYLOR &c WILLIAMS.
INRIISIEE,S SAL E-Ru uirfuO

RUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a
v.-a 1 ss o. Trust executed to me by John Apple
Sard asrea the Sd day Of January 1854 and duly
,ne City Or KichmoDd shall proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, at public Auction, for cash on the
Of Eustace Appleyard on MONDxY ah. len dss
Of January, 1852 Canal FREIGHT BOATS. called
the N eyssone" and the Odd Dominionn toeether
Boats, consisting of ? MULES and 6 HORSES and
all the Tackle. Furniture and equipments beIonsins
c. @: GRiswoLD. Trustee. .
TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts. ja5-dtds
GALE OF A VALUABLE FARM ON
OTHE BROOK PLANK ROAD, WITH CROPS
STOCK. FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &C.. &C., AT
constant presence, thus preventing from devotns
the necessary attention to farming pursuits shall
on TUESDAY, 9th day of January, 1855. at IL o'clk
NJ, upon the premises, sell at auction, my Farm
wherein l reside, situated on the Brook Plank Road
one mile from the city,
20 in wood land-msy be divided into four beautiful
farms, to wit:
lst. 80 acres of land-the whole seeded with wheat
ano guanoed, improved by a new story brick dwell
I'd. The Mansion handsome brick building. near.
new with outbu'ldings OF every description, all in
good order, with 80 acres of land attached part in
woods, the remainder cleared
\. Sd and 4th Two tracts of Is acres each, opposite
If desired, the property will be sold in the whole
or divided as above stated and persons desiring to
purchase are invited to view the property for the M
selves previous to the day Of sale
AFTER the sale OF the Land will be sold the Crops
Stock and Farming Utensils of every description'
consisting Of Mules, Horses. Cows, Hogs, Fodder.
Shucks, Corn, Wagons, Carts. &c.
TERms-tor the Land, one-fifh cash; balance at 6,
IL. 10 and "a MONTHS bearing interest and secured
oy trust deeds For the personal property sums
under $27, cash; over that amount. mouths credit
Tor approved notss with interest added
Z. d. MITCHELL
1AILoH q WILLIAMS, Aucts. jail
The Mansion, with so of land attached,
and 20 acres Of Lots Nos 8 and 4, HAVE BEEN som
PRIVATELY Tho remainder of fho nrocar+u Iii =
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'KUST SALE OF CANAL BOAT
TENANCES.-Pursuant to the provisions of a dssa
OF trust executed by John Aypleyard to me- as Trus
tee for Anne Appleyard dated the I4th day of jan
uary 1854, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of
the Richmond Hustin IS Court, shall on MONDAY.
me 10Th OF January, 1852 at IL o'clock NJ, at the
SaSin, IN the city OF Richmond, sell at public suc.
nal Boat, called the KEYSTONE, with Teams and
appurtenances thereunto belonging in order TO satis
~ the debt secured by the said deed
de8 THOS J. EVANS Trpstee
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DEAUMONT'S PATENT RCH
~ POLISH-Patented July 26th, l85n-For giving
lsrs Shirt sons and all kinds Of prints its pre-
vents the iron from sdherng to the linen and dust
from sticking. 1t tains othing injurious cloths
in any respect The ladies have long since felt the
necessity of such article and in this their expec-
taon will be fully rsslizsd competition is ft
ed after an impartial trial
N One cake will do thirty dozen of clothes
and no family should be without it For sale by
DUVAL NORTON,
lac Corner Main and 10th SITS.
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WANTED-NEGROES.-I will give
w full hires for 40 or so good Coal Pit Hands for
the ensuing year. | can be found during the next
ten days either at the office of Messrs Dunlop Mon.
cure Co., or Mepsrs. N. B. L C. Hills old
stand. JNO. WERTH Agent
de 27-ts For James DnnIon
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SLAVE INSURANCE.

I EIAN E INSURANCE.
| BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE CO,
Incorporated in S30--Charter Perpetual.
THIS old established Institution propose
L insure lives of Slaves for one or more Years
las long rs years if desired This Company is re
commended TO the pubic being entirely safe ar
its rate low safety to the insured and the
Company will justify Premiums are payable annu.
ally, End the policies ewed without another exa-
m!nation Of the Slave.
Policies discontinued at any time after the frat
year, If desired.
~ All losses promptly sdjuqted
Office at the Powhatau HOUSE, first door to the
right, after entering the passage the south end
REFERENCES
Winston < Jones; e. Skinker; Kent Paine l.
Kent; w. 5. & G. Donnap; George j. sumner steb.
bins Pulee; Harold Murrav; Alex Duvul; Chss
D. Yale; b. L. Winston; j Crane; Chas Hartwell
i Co., and II. w. Fry X Son.
JNO DARRACOTT. Agent
THOS. POLLARD, Nj. D Medical Examiner
ia 5-6t
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CENTs' HOSIERY GOODs-Fipe ami

~ sup Merino Shirts and Drawers
Extra heavy ribbed wool Shirta and Drswers
Sup. Shaker and French Flannel do
(Son.e of the above are extra large size.)
Mixed Merino, cotton top Angola, Spun Silk do.
Brown, mixed and st, ped Cotton Halfhose
Brown Cotton and Wool Hose.
(Some of these extra large
Cravsts, Scalfs; Stocks aud Collars
Alexsnders Kid, Paris Buck, Lined Berlin Dog Skin
and Cashmere Gloves.
Printed border Tape border and he natitcL sd Hand
keTchl afs
Velvet and Silk Vestings.
Black md fancy Ca.simeres and Cloths; very cheap
for cash only, by
CHRISTIAN LATHROP,
jas 80 Main street.
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bacon EIDES-2U Hhds. landing and
~ for sale BY JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
jas
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NJ OTICE OF THE UNION AGRICUL-
In TURAL SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA AND NJ
CAROLlNA-At meeting of the Executive Com.
mittee of the Union Agricultural Society Of vir-
GINA and North Carolina, it was
Resolved, That we appoint the time for the
next Annual Exhibition, to be held on the Fair
Grounds, near the city Of Petersburg, TUESDAY.
the Esd day Of October next, and to continus four
consecutive days Furthermore. that this Society
tenders the right hand of fellowship eli other Az
ricutuIa Societies, and most cordially invites their
good will and co-opsrstion. aasfz
ia 5-2swtf JAMES G. Balm, 6ec,y 8
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nRESS GOODS.--A large lot low and
~ medium priced Mouslaines; plain Mousselines
Merinoes, Plaid Silks. &e. For sa's by
de 30 G. HARTWELL CO.
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HOKE, COKE.-1000 Bushels Soft Hail
~ COKE; for sale by SAM. r. HALVES.
North Basin Bank, between 9Th and 10th sts.
Ia 3 IL
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BY LARUS 6. SHINE.

FNR u L f ELS SALE.-STOCK OF
Il CLOTHING STORE FIXTURES, &c, AT
AUCTION In pursuance of the power invested in
me, as Trustee, shall sell at public Auction,
MONDAY Morning. 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock. at the
store of Msssrs. Larus Shine IA Main st. the resi-
due of the stock of Clothing, DC, belonging Mr..
VIM. Fl. Benson.
three months, for approved paper
WIN. "A. LYONS, Trustee.
LARUs SHINE, Aucts. jas
NOTICE.-In accordance with decree
~ OF the County of Nottoway made at it's Sep
TENDER term. 1854, will sell at the American Hotel
in the city of Richmond, on WEDNESDAY. 18th of
January, 1856, at IL O'Clock, the following Stock:
"a shares Roanoke Stock
n shares Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Stock
10 shares Manchester Cotton and Wooden N. do
shares Appomattox. navigation Stock.
A. r MILLER,
Committee for Sarah B. Miller.
Sale conducted by JOHN A. LANCASTER & Son
Stock Brokers. de l8-dtd
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER LAND
FOR SALE PRIvATELY.-We are suthor-
ised to sell four hundred and thrtyfour and half
acres of land, lying ON James River, about miles
below Richmond in the county of Chesterfield shout
200 of which are in good arabic order. produ-
cling fine crops Of Wheat, Corn, &c, and q which
about % acre: are the very best low grounds; the
land the balance is covered with growth Of oak pine
nc suitable for timber or wood. Examinations by
competent miners show deposits Of coal, iron. and
other minerals Persons to purchase will be
shown the premises by Mr.. X A. Gregory.
ia 5-6t G0DDIN APPERSON.
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PAUL BARGAMIN, 80
Tenth St., betw. Marin and Cary, RsckDo

PAUL zBAkGAM iesss sszes
Tenth ST., bette. Marin and Cary, RsckDond
THE Subscriber is now putting up to or
i der. in town and country. ali kinds sf : -
HYDRAULIC APPARATUS, "a
on the most scientific and approved priucsplss snd
warranted to work we'll A'so - a7s@ -
ORNAMENTAL FOUNTAINS ase
Iren and Brass tit and Force Pumps; Copper Boil
e,s; Bath Tubs Wster Closets; Wash Sands Show.
ers for hot and cold Water. he. F@M
HANsoN's IMPROVED BALANCE. VALVE
HYDRAULIC RAN. -
In soliciting the trade and ell thoso who may re-
quirs for their own personal use the above ApgaEs
tus thu subscriber begs leavs to ssy thet ths kan
will raise wafer through saden % ether fxes - -
elevation Of ct least fifty per Gems gfee,es eese AZ
other Ram. with the same head Or euppiy Of water.
The various uses Of the Ram are thr snpplyiae
Dvellluee Barnyarda Gardens Engines FActcdee
Rsilrcad stations 10. with running water sa
METALLIC ROOFING, GUrTERfN0A AND
: - SPORTING
done in the best and most suhslsntai aanneh - g
very .ss9"T s ssr3s, - i. ara. .,o,s,, ],
tended 70. 49,
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WHAT NOT; by Mrs. A. Denison :

w Prce Sf-E5.
RRusHWOOD PICKED UP ON THE CONT.
NENT, or l. 81 Summers Trip to the Old World: hy
Orville Hor 81.
GENERAL NOTIONS OF CHEMISTRY; by j
BY Edmund C. Evans H. D -el IS
THE LIFE, EULO1Y and GREAT oRATIONS
OF DANIEL WEBSTER-75c.
AN HlSTORICAL hook AND ATLAS OF b.
BLICAL GEOGRAPHY; by lyman Celeman--
81 50
{ HISTORY or THE WARS OF SHE UNITED
STATES, from tbs earliest colonial timss to the
close Of the Mexican We BY John lewis Thomp-
son, with additions and eosrecticn isstsatsd with
numerous engraviuss 2vols. b l-o9A0.
For sale BY JAe: >. 0!6bs
ia 6-es Ness. oPpe sits Q. Charlie Hossl.
NIILrpICKS.--A few dozen Of supe-
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CEILING OFF AT AND BELOW
~ COST, FOR CASH OELY.-M any STYLES OF la
dies Dress Goods Embroideres Plain and Cross
barred Ca ubrlc ana Swiss MuGlins with variety of
Fancy Artioles. are offering below cost
Plain and plaid Black Silks; Plain and Fig'd Black
pacas; Irish Linens Curtains Muslius; Damask Ta-
bic Cloths, and all Domestic Mandatory, at Prime
coat
The shove goods all recently purchased
for cash. ct most reduced prices and we have deter
mined to close out entire stock, before We re.
move to our store,
J. 4 n. ROSEEBAUM
jaS l76 Broad corner 9Th st.
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1a.L3k q WILLIAMS, Aucts jail
The Mansion, with so acres of land attached
and ~ acres Of Lots Nos and 4, HAVE BEEN SOL n
PRIVATELY The remainder of the property will he
sold az advertised iaS m T. wv
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NOVER, Hay, OATS and FODDER,
~ in bales. | have just received, from the farm
OF Rd. Sampson. Esq, l0i ha'es OATS 100 bales Clo-
Hay; also few bales of Fodder, which is hard to
beat. All in want viii please call soon.
Price Sl.25 per 100 lbs.
THOS. WILLIAMS
il 5-St* Ger 9Th and Byrd sts.. on Canal.
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GOLD EEL u N III N G WATCHES-FO
~ Ladies of very superior quality, both as re-
specfs the workmanship and tbs quality ofthe gold
and warranted to keep time for II months; for sale by
ja6 GENNET Il JAMES. Eagle Square.
SLAVE LIFE INSURANCE COMPA-
~ NY.-The Richmond Fire Association, las the
pioneer among the offices in this State for this Kind
OF insurance. with cash capital and surplus of
S115, co., new prepared to issue policies the
lives of Slaves-beng strictly a VGginia Insurance
Company its Beard OF Directors personally known
TO the community holding their meetings in this
city, where all losses promptly and literally ad
justed-entes it TO liberal share of the public pa
tronage.
Office tat PRESENT. corner Main and 9th streets.
Medical Examiner DR.. III. Burton.
JAMES C. CRANE, President.
JNo III BosuER Sec'y. de 80
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ERENCH PORCELAIN DIN NER
Il AND TEA SETS--Of the best quality and
latest patterns comprising Gold band, plain White
or Decorated, which sell in sets by the sim
gle piece. BULKLEY l. CO.
il 3 IS7 Main street