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FURNTSp ED ROOMS.-SEVERAL handsome
l. PaEo's and Chambers recently occupied by the
PIussian Minister, and they will be rented to f5m-
lily or several single gentlemeDfswith or without
board. Inquire At J. p. CRUT4fET'S, No. 477
corner 9Th and ID streets.
NAV l4-sp.fs UnteD
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DOR RENT-A COMFORTABLE TWO STO
Il ny House on 9th street, letwecn NJ and n SITS.
Possession given Immediately. Apply 10 the sub
scribers, their Lumber Yard, corner of Goth and
streets. In. s J. w. EASILY.
NAV IL
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TELEGRAPHIC.
RKPORrED FoR THE
DAILY EVENING STAR.
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, May 1.-THE markets are sx-
<remsly depressed. Flour cannot be sold at
yesterdays rates There we're no sales OF
ether -four, wheat, or corn, owing to the CON-
tined effect of the foreign news and the rain.
New York Markets.
New York, May ls.-Cotton is unsettled.
Flour IS trifle higher Sales Of 2 SOC bbls
good Ohio 50 81 $isi; Southern 81 Is q
$ll50. Corn ia DOWN. ard and dull; Western
mixed 81 IA Beef, pork and lard unch apeed.
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HOMES FOR Alphabetically and healthiIy
Ii located Building Lots, "a feet front by 1870 fee,
deep, on graded streets, can, until spring. be bough,
at the exceeding low price of S75, payable SO PEI
month. Title ndisputable.
Union Land Office, It'll ST.,
above Odd Fellows Hall.
Jar 9-Gm JOHN FOX, Secretary.
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by +. 3. WRIGHT, Aucsionecr,
GEORGETOWN.
DORTO RICO SUGAR At AUCTION-Oa
I MONDAY next, the 2I.t lIs!., at ID O'c!ack,
on I {. A. IL DodgC's wharf, the cargo e the brig
FideliI, from mGya-uez, Consisting CT 2lS bhds
choice and prime Sugars.
T.. s WRIGHT,
mag i6-dts 6uctonc:r
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TOR RENT-A TWO STORY AND ATTIC
Brick House, on the west side of the Market.
near Bndge street, Georgetown. II contains seven
rooms. Enquire Of the owner, next deor.
NAV l7-3l*
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A MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE FOR SALE
"A or Remit will either sell my Farm on the
Georgetown and Rockville Turnpike miles above
Georgetown, adjoining Tcnualiytown, or will rent
TO good tenant, the house and garden, Gncuding
Gail on the subscriber, at Mrs LYLES'S, adioir-
ing. THOS MARSHALL,
may Is lot
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dor RENT-A TWO STORY BRICK DWEI,
Il ling, with attic, in pleasant neiehborhocd, and
not far from the City Post Office. The house con.
tains seven rooms The advertiser is on the eve of
reiinquishlng housekeeping and wants to sell the
Furniture. Would also, if agreeable to all parties.
be willing to board with the party renting. He hss
no children. Address, through the Post Office. GA
~" washington may l7-3:t
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WANFED-BY A HEALTHY WOMAN Sit
w ustion as Wet Nurse. She has a healthy in
FAINT six months old. Address Nurse, at this Office
may l9-2t
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WyANTED-EVERYBO TO KNOW THAT
w they can get a lot "a feet front by 100 feet
deep, for the low price of s75-payable SO month
without interest. Apply at the Union Land Office,
9TH ST., above Odd Fellows Hall.
ap 2S-3m JOHN FOX, Sec.
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collector. The case was heard, and will prob.
ably be dismissed.
NUISANCE the south side of D, be
tween Ninth ana Tenth streets, We observe q
large block Of stone, prepared apparently for
building purposes, lying in the middle Of the
sidewalk, where, ne learn, il has been allowed
TO remain for some months past. The street,
~ tnn point, Is dark one, and such an sbsta-
Gle 70 nocturnal PEDESTRIANS is calculated to
! produce accidents Of q serious character.
Indeed, one, We understand, has already &C..
CURED The proper authorities should see
tnat such oostruotions are not allowed to exist
KNOW NorHIS6 GoxISArIoSs.-Our clair
yoysnt reports that at q meeting Of the Third
ward Know Nothings, recently, the following
Formations were made: For Alderman, John
Fretler; for Common Councilmen, J. T. Walk
Joseph W Davis, and j. II G. McCutchsn
me last named, has, il is said, declined the
appointment OF one Of the commissioners to
saperintebd the election in the third ward,
ana further, that Mr. Davis will decline the
nomination.
fECEs OF PRODUCE In Centre Market
tals morning, beef sold for Is IS cents a
pound mutton, 10 q IL cents lamb, 62t cents
81 % quarter; beef, salt, 10 Q 12t cents q
pound green peas, from SO TO 50! cents peck;
'"aHoefrles' S7i cents quart.
bsD OF TIE WoRLD.--Thi is the day set
apart oy the Millerites for the end Of the world
inelr many previous false calculations do not
inspire many sane folks confidence in their
predictions
8ohAD AND HERRING The former S. so a 50
hundred the latter, 90 . thousand. Shad,
Pr PAIR, % to 81 cents Ready GALES.
haN-Last night and this morning the
s serin and humanity were again pleased with
ekcosD WARD ANTI Know NoTHIses.-Al.
tssn t1eir meeting last night WA called
:. .Iss purposes, several snimstsd speech.
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TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON

TO THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON
AND VICINITY.
~ AMELIA PRIBRAM & SISTER, IN
No. 277 Pennsylvania dvenue, be- ~ 81
HVtween 10Th and ll,h streets, return NNS
their regards for the Kind patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon their e0itS, aud lake The liberty of in
forming their many friends that they Intend open
ing their Spring, Summer and Fancy BONNETS,
which consist Of go pieces besides rich ass ort-
ment of STRAW BOSNETS, &c. They arc able
10 serve all sizes who are in want Of fashionable
ind cheap Bonnet.
Gail and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
may l2-lmF
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EOR SALE A QUANTITY OF BRICK YARD
Il Tools, used but short time. Also, one of
Smiths machines, FOR brick making, flor steam or
horse power,) has only been used few DAYS on &C
count of the clay
Apply to Stephen Castar, corner of l. street south
and New Jersey avenue, or to the subscriber at his
office, Smithsonian Grounds.
may l7-lW* GILBERT A. CAMERON
EOR RENT-THE TWO NEW HOUSES ON
II Pierce street, between L and n streets, con-
tanning six rooms each, with basement and large
yard attached. To punctusi tenants the low rent
of eight dollars will be charged monthly. Enquire
Of the owner. opposite the premises.
may l5-2w+ CHAS THOMA
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NoMINArIoN.-A son Of Col. Craig, of the
ordnance bureau, has, it is reported, received
the Know Nothing nomination for Alderman
of the First Ward.
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For Sale and Rent.

EOR SALE-FOUR NEW TWO STORY frame
Il Houses, with back buildings, containing six
rooms ach, situated on East Capitol street, betw
I'm ana ON streets, which will be sold low and on
Apply to o. A. DAIIy p.,,;s,
may ls-eoI corner llth 81 and Pa. ave.
THO LET-TuE DESIRABLE REsIDrNCr op
L Mrs. French, on Bridge street, Geoyqetown. The
House Is large and convenient, and has the adyan,
age OF fine grounds around it.
To good and punctual tenant the terms will he
made easy. Possession viii he given about the Ist
Of June next VIZ 'e'
Apply TO NJ. ADLER. Acen,
may 1875
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THE CIRCUIT COURT yesterday adjourned
until this day two weeks, when the question
will come before il for decision, whether per
sons Of foreign birth, naturslised since the
3Oth Of December last, can vote at the ensuing
municipal election-there being a law which
requires the registry Of names on the DOLL
list six months preceding the election. The
decision given last year was to he effect that
those who were liable to registry at the proper
time, but whose names had been omitted
were entitled 70 vote; according to which de-.
cision, several hundreds voted
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T.rrar,r,,a krorurrs-Ws are erati-

Isrrarsrrsa kRcruRxs.--Ws are graft
6ed to learn that the COMMITTEES on Lectures q sns
Mechanies' Institute havs invited twelve OF nnscn
gentlemen to deliver lectures In this cry - 49,
a possible, and that they are making srrsng emel
for the intellectual entaTtafnmeu0 70 commence =
the course Of Q week OF ten days Amona .no -
turers invited are some Of the most eloquent sou
tlemen known in this country. These lectures are
designed for the mental Improvement Oh me ,s,a
bers of the INSTITUTE but will be open 70 tne
and Il Il houed that they may be largely esonu
bv ali classes The mechanics OF n.cnmoL la =.
that they are united In one grand enoH ~ guS
an Institution having for it, object the eop9 ~ :.
ci...ss and the honor and glory of the State q
large. have nothing to fear for their trsumpnsn'
mecess. If they but discharge their duty 70 anem'
selves faithfully Their late Fair, which 70 all pro
liability was never surpassed IN any cry ~ w
Union the circumstances under which was got W
being considered, has awakened :ymPatnetic
feeling All over the State, among their brother me-
chanics and manufacturers, which VIII be cordial
" responded to by the formation of other Institu.
tions having for their object the advancement OF
Southern mechanism, and in this way the working.
men of Virginia will be brought TO reading, to stu
dy and to working out inventions, which will give
them proud and prominent position In the South:
The public, too, are awake to the Importance Of
this movemsnt-they see In prospective the grand
results that must how from the harmonious blending
of elements which have heretofore exhausted them.
been at length brought together and directed to
grand end-the honor Of the State and independence
of the Southland they ready to render substsn.
tial aid whenever they may be called on. Let the
members Of the Institute, then push forward-let
them establish their schools. residing rooms and Ii
brary-let them arrange for another grand exhib-
ton next fall, and above all, let them remember
that while laboring for the city and Stste they
selves, but for their children and those who are to
come after them.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Jan. 20
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
schr Gallege, Smith, New York, DAYS, ndse.. D.
Curris
Sehr New York, Adkins, New York, 4 days, mdse.
q. Currie.
sehr Merchant, Winters New York days, mdse.,
ID. Ccrrie.
Schr Emma Jane. Creighton, Baltimore, ndss..
w. d. Colqultt Co.
6chr. Henry Read. johnson, Norfolk, railroad
schr J. B. Ailsworth, Fleming. York River, oys-
ters.
sshr. American Clipper. Phillips Back River, oys-
tiers. .
SAILED,
Sehr. Orianns. futile, New York, mdse, d, Cur.
RE. -
Steamship Jamestown. Parrish. New York, mdse.
and passsnser
Steamer BeIviders, Pritchard, Baltimore. max.
Ludlam and Watson.
NEW YolK, Jan. A.-Cleared, sshr Hampton. Ed.
dons, for fredericksburg. Arrived schr Ann Var.
nell, from Bergen Point, Va
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SENT oN.-At q very early hour yester-
day morning officers Tyler and Seal started In pur.
suit of William Allen, charged with variety OF
offences and getting the direction of his new range,
succeeded In coming on him in house near the
corporate limits. where, supposing himself beyond
parent safety Bill, on awaking and finding himself
surrounded, came down without murmur, and
at 10 O'Clock yesterday was examined before the
Mayor, charged with being in company with
Jennet and Dix, and participating with them In
hearing the evidence. the Mayor required the &C.
cused to give bail in 5000 for his good behavior,
and also to enter into bond to appear before the
Grand Jury in February to answer two bills of
Indictment, for misdemeanor.
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DARING OUTRAGE. negro woman
named Fanny Dustry was arragped before the Mayor
yesterday, for committing violent assault Isaac
Lomax, free colored man, on the night of the 18th
Inst. Lomax testified that the accused came to his
shop tho evening OF the occurrence, and request.
ed the loan of g. Not having that much change, he
could not accommodate her, but getting into CONVEX.
ration, the two walked very slow up the Central
railroad. After going some distance, it then beng
night, Lomsx testi6es that he q man coming to-
wards him, when he bid Fanny good evening, and
about to return but she stopped him and ask ed
ifhe did not intend to let her have the two dollars
He replied to her that he did not have it, and az
said 90, she gave him tremendous blow over the
eye with brck-bat, and another In the forehead,
that knocked him down, insensibls his head falling
into hole.
While IN that situation the witness remembered
receiving three other cuts blows the head, and
several stamps on his person. from which he was
dan gerously injured that he has been confined to
his room ever since.
Or. William F. Noel testified that he was called in
to dress the wounds of Lomsx. He described them
severe blow over the right eye with brick en-.
dangeripg the sight, and four wounds on the fore
head, apparently inflicted with sharp instrument
The Mayor sent the prisoner to final trial for
felony at the next terni of the Hastings Court and
recognized the witnesses to appear at the State
Court-house on the second Monday in February
NEXT.
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MILITARY TASTE OF THE FRENcH.-A let
ter writer from Paris says that the New
Years gifts exhibited in the shop windows o.
Paris, attest the traditionary military taste
Of the French From the soldiers in choco
late, says he, which cost two sous, to NINA
ture cannon which costs one thousand francs
Ill sorts of military toys are eagerly bought
Ia one of his morning walks, the correspon
dent counted no less than nine diminutivt
warriors, all less than seven years old, strut
ting along in complete military unifsrms-
One of them was begging his mamma to Blu,
that new and popular toy, "The Siege of Sc
bsstopol," which is to be found at every toy
shop in Paris.
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Mr.. SHwARD.-We regret that according
to the New York papers, there seems strong
probability of the e-election of w. H. Sew
ard, to the U. s. Senate. A majority Of the
members were elected as his opponents,
but treason seems to be the order of the day
IN the New York Legislature. No doubt the
traitors viii be marked and receive their just
doom hereafter from the popular voice, but
that win not repair the mischief Seward will
10 In the Senate for six more years, and every
day Of every year. his influence, such as it is,
win operate against the permanency Of this
government He is more dangerous enemy
Of the Union than Aaron Burr. IfNew York
has an interest in the security and quiet of
The Union, she ought not to be represented in
The Ssnate by man who is ready and vii.
Gag to sacrifice the fairest fabric Of free 60
vernmsnt upon the face Of the earth, for his
own personal advancement.
NEw Ausic.-Ws hsve from p. Il. Taylor,
opposite the American. the following New
Music. issued by the extensive publisbino
Asuss Of Firth Pond. New York:
Old Dog Tyay-A melody Tor the ou;t.r
and voice; BY 8. q. Foster;
1Ae Geld Fsk 6eIottiseAe-by Henry
Tacksf; and
TAe Sagpkiye Polka--by Henry Kleber.
They are al gotten mp In the handsomest
ssyls end perfectly new
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Jupax MAsoN.-The Richmond Enquirer
of yesterday publishes letter from DR.. A. T
b. Merritt of this city, giving the following
extract of letter received by him on the o2d
inst, from DR.. Bigelow, of Paris, the family
physician of Judge Mason. This note con.
vsys the only reliable information of the con.
dition of Judge Mason. which has been re-
ceived in this country:
PARIS, Dec 5lst, 1854.
"Dr Merrtt-Dear Sir: Judge Mason has an efu.
sion into the right hemisp here-the paralysis of the
left side, and leg, has been complete-it Is now
sliShtly less. The hemorrbsgs 1 consider to have
been considerable and the attack smirenty serious
He now in very satisfactory state and entertain
many hopes.
with many regards, yours truly,
rs L. BIGELOW.
"JANuARY 2ND.-Continuss to improve"
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RUSSIAN FORCE IN THE CRIMEA-The Lon.
don Globe, ofJanuary 4th, says that, at the
lowest estimate, the Russian reinforcements
which would probably reach Prince Men
schikotf in time for the defence of Sebasto.
pol, would amount to $4,000 men, of which,
allowing $4,000 for the service of the place
and forts, would leave $4,000 bayonets dis
possible for outside work, with at least Il, 600
horse and 800 field pieces.
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The STEAMER ARcTIc-In the late ure.
sentiment of the Grand Inquest of the United
States Circuit Court in New York, upon the
loss of this vessel, it is recommended that ey.
cry officer, seaman, engineer, fireman and ser
want of steamer, should be detailed to a
particular boat and that each passenger
should receive ticket marked with the mum
Der the boat in which he can find refuge in
case of disaster.
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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAV


COLUMBIAN HOTEL Haden, ] Blantou.
CottrelI, NJ Trevillsn, A Cosby, Goochland; A
A Walton, Buckngham Tardy, 9 Welton, w
Spencer. w Lewis, Rawlius, Hardy, Va; w
Tr sS r Ms.hsn, Che: S arssld; d.
Jackson, W White, FaImyills; Anderson, Geo w
AcseTly. Rockbridss; 8 4 Watkins, Pittsylvania; Z
Graves Powhatan; Pendleton, ] L Buchanan,
Smythe; P Burwell, Mecklenburg; L Brodt, N
Y; j C Hobbs. Pr Geo; w Thoma. SIS r; w Old,
Richmond; L Z Crowder, Petersburg; z C Echols,
Newbsrn.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.-R C Robins, lady and
sgt, Gloucester; d Wright Tapp'k; Nash, Mrs
M Hall, Mr. Carson. Fl Minor. Hanover J r Mann,
K& Queen; c Tyler, w II Aarwood, r w Chris
tian, g A stubblefeld P Christian, Or w Upshur,
Chas City; II Hughson, X Wilkinson, Louisa: b
Gooch and lady, J Melton, Moody. Wallace,
vCR;J 8 Bell Winchester J Abrahams, Lyncbbs;
yno w Lane; Amsiis; Monteiro, Gooehland;J +
Woodward, Norfolk; w Egg eston. Anne Liza; ii Gar.
nett, l. Ruckles, Carter: New Kent; Jarnett,
Petersburg; Tho N Jones' D B Jones, Richmond; A
Cheatham, Chesterfield.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-F Rasche, and family
Alexandra, Va; Mrs Judge Clopton, Williamsburg;
Davis, Riehmend; Gen Darlington, Va; D Parry,
Crump. Petersbure Miss Tslisfsrro, Miss Macrae,
Tilssrt;on, N HsitfoTd " N Lang, Fredsrioi.b's 8;
Lewis, Miss Bachsn, York; Miss z Rufin, Hano.
yer; J. w Finks, g Mckinney. Va; Barker Cul.
pepper; n McCnrmicx, hlchmondi Gravott. Va; J
D Colmisnell, Washington; w Caldwell and lady.
NY; Dsbney, Powhatan; FL Kendall, N Haven;
J Hatch, Va.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-H M Patton and lady,
Birksville; w Robinson, c. Alderman, Cren.
shaw, J q Mattingly, d Montgomery, Washing.
ton; g Wirle, w Bronson, II Coke, Phiada; Mrs
Winfred and child, A B Allen, Miss Allen, N Y; ]
Gregory. Miss Gregory, Meckienbg; Mrs Royal
and child, w a Boswell, Miss Boswell, Lynchbure;
J A Jeter, w Jeter, Amelia; w Allen and servant
Surry; w Fleming. Goochland; G Taylor, 8 Fl
Foxall, Halifax; B Patton, Richmond; r Jack
son, H N johnson, B Gaimster. ] v Brown, Fl ],
Brown, Bait; H w McAllister, Petsbg; R w Ray.
mond, r D Wilson, Miss A Wilson, Miss e Wilson.
Danville; 8 G Comstock, &C.
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Coon NEws.-It is currently reported
that the coal pits the North side of james river
near this city are to be worked extensive scale
this year, and we learn that arrangements are now
making to sink five new shafts" each of which IL
expected to raise large amount of ceal per day, -
soon az put in operation This COAL though softer is
said to be much purer than that raised the south
side of the river and as boats can now take it from
ported to the orthern markets than heretofore.
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NEW FREDERICKSBURG d Simons,
lS7 Main street, have laid on our table the
initiatory volume of new Series of Geop.
raphies, by 5. s. Cornell. From slight ex-
animation, we should suppose it to possess
several original and distinctive features of
much merit
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THE FOREIGN LEGIok.-It is said that the
foreign States are Directing to their subjects
entering into the English foreign legion; that
Prussia and the Federal Swiss Council have
forbidden it. Still, it is thought the legion
will be formed, probably of men from all ma
tons. The French have similar legion in
the Crimea, known as Gen. Bosquet's d.
vision.
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BAD DoG.-The summons against David
Williams for permitting vicious dog owned by
him to go at large was partially heard yesterday,
and continued for other witnesses Mr.. Conner,
the complainant, had bis little child in court who
had been bitten about the face by some ferocious
brute.
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HARD RAoI.-Oficsts Tyler, Seal ani

johnson went out in the county abort distance yss
man that escaped from the Mayors Court some days
ines, run him down like On old hare captured hirn
AID landed him In the cage. Jim. IL is aid makes
sueh ssssss trained for the chase, need not hsve
peetsd 70 sscsps What h 70 b his fhts 1or supplng
thToush the lneeu Of the Law remains 10 BE- sseni
bot ve sathsx @apeet he q 70 have good time" b
the valley bs1pxs be y . ftss maa aeaia.
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THE KINNEY ExrRpIrIoN.-It is stated In 4
Washington paper that ~ soon a. Captain Shillen,
of Washington, who il to command q detachment
Of the Kinney expedition, can fill up his compsny,
they are expected to embark for San Juan dol
Norte from Alexandria, Va.
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jew epuO1AL NOTICES.

/
SPECIAL N0rIcs.-We would invite par
siculaT sttsnti,s p the aie, THIS DAY e 70 eel
io. ~ ihs teams bslongins to the same
we vsuId slso invite attention - the sale OF val
iueble nsles, WaGonA ke., TO axe place On Council
Channhsf Hill, ct II O'clock A
PRorITArLK ADvARTisIHG.-Morch
Manufacturer and othsn, who desire to give Their
business On extensive and desirable circulation
throughout the State Of Virginia. can achieve thar
Pdcs per square Of ten lines, without alteration
% Dor aunum Those who have signified desire TO
avail themselves of this medium win please hand In
their favors ct once, the February lumber will be
put to press In few days Once, Msin street. over
h. N. Zimmermsn's store. 10 23-3tt
JOHN SHORE, Commissioner in Chancery,
for the Circuit of the United States the Circuit
Court for the County of Henrico, and Of the County
Until suitable rooms can be obtained his Office viii
b at the CLERKS Office Of the Circuit Court for the
County Of henrico
Office hours for the present. from A. NJ. to 2
o'clock Pm. ja12-lm
Dress GooDs! DRESS GouDs!-Being de-
sirous to reduce stock at this season. offer great
BARGAINS in
Rich Dr. LANES, for Winter and Spring, at all
Worated PLAIDs and Plaid R,w SILKS
BEREGEs, TISSUES, GRENADINES, CHAL-
LIES, &c &c. for Spring
Plaid and Striped Summer SILKS, at so cts. Per
BALL AND EVENING DRESSES at all prices
from g. so to $50 In Emb'd Muslins, Tarle-
tans. Grenadines, Tissues. Grape and Tuiie
THOMAS R. PRICE & Co.,
ia R-2w 8s Main ct
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COMMERCIAL,
RICHMOND MARKETS January %

FLOUR.-ssles at 90 for Canal for shipment This
ia decline upon last week. Owing to the opening
of navigation at the North recently receipts in the
principal Northern markets have been increased and
the stocks which at this period of the year are usu
ally curtailed, not now diminishing.
WHEAT Sales of prime Red at $1.95, and prime
White at So per bushel. Quotations of good cents
less.
CORN-Sales at 80 cents per bushel.