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A DAMS q CO.'S NEW YORK. yTR.

A DAMS & CO.'S NEW YORK. VTR.
"A GINA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM
SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL.
STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN. TO
AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND, Pc
TERSBuRG, &C., Sc, Gc.-Hsving effected arrange.
meats with the u. 5. mail line of steamers from New
York TO Norfolk and Richmond fors rscIAL EXPRESS
PBIvILEGEs on that Soute, we are row prepared to
receive and forward, 70 and from New YORK, MER-
CHANDISE and PACKAGES of every description
with dispatch and at grestiy reduced rates.
Our Express will leave New York every Weduex.
day and Saturday par splendid steamers ROANOKE
and JAMESTOWN alternately. Goods viii be re-
ceived at our New York Office, SO Broadway until 81
O'Clock, P. NJ, on the day of sailing.
Merchants aud others ordering goods from New
York, are requested to order by ADAMS & CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS"
Our inland Express viii run Sc heretofore, leavins
New York and Richmond daily in charge OF special
messengers All Goods not marked to 70 via the in.
land route, viii be forwarded by the Steamer En-.
press. ADAMS * co.
NOTICE-Expres packages for Nor
folk, Petersburg snE Richmond, intended for ship.
msnt per steamers Roanoke or Jamestown, win
hereafter be received by ADAMS & CO. So Broad
way, who the only authorized agents fer Express
privileges By those steamships.
LUDLAM b. PLEAsANTB,
ie SITS So Broadway, New Yofk
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PHILADELPHIA, January 26.-Snow com.
menced falling at 10 O'Clock last night, but ii
is now raining. An item of important in
telligence!J At Eastop, Pa, the snow fell five
inches, and it is feared it may cause a deten-
ton Of the cars.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 26.-Snow fell here al
last night. Sleighs have made their appear.
ancc in our streets.
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FIRE AT BROOKLYN.

NEW YosK, Jan. ga fire occurred at South
Brooklyn this morning. consuming brick buildings
at the corner of Atlantic and Furham streets. The
principal sufferers j. A. Christian, keeper Of
restaurant; T. Csvensugh, liquor dealer; Wsverly
House; A. Mccoy shoe sore; Mrs. McAlpine, fancy
store and numerous private families. Tne loss Is
about $4,000
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Col. ScHouLER AND JoHs MITcHEL.--We gave
In substance, yesterday, OF the correspondence be~
tween these two gentlemen. Colonel s has since
published an editorial in hs paper, the Cincinnati
Gazette In which he undertakes TO show that his or
ginal. assertion that Mfr Mitchell had violated his
parole OF honor, in leaving Van Dietnans Land, Is
not untouuded, as alleged by Mr.. NJ. The latter
gentleman is supposed, viii return TO Cincinnati,
and demand satisfastion
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-hi9neg'S E.rhediEi0n.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2G-Col. Kinney leaves
here for New Orleans in about ten days
great many are joining the expedition and
more confidence is generally felt ID the en-
terprise. 1t is supposed that from 5000 to
10000 in all have enlisted
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT,
HORSES, MULES AND WAC

HORSES, MULES AND WAGONS.
AE AT AUCTION--Vill be sold on MONDAY,
29th January, a. 10 O'Clock, Council Chamber
bli.-59 young, vel broke Mules; young, we'll
broke HcTsesi Is Street Wagons in excellent ORDER
The attention of Planters and others is requested
TO Cbs SALE 1t being the most valuable stock of Mules
and Horses ever offered at public SALE in this town.
got Mule IN the whole lot being over years old
TERms-Ail sums under 500, cash all sums be.
tween Slo0 and $3.50 80 days; over that amount 6
months credit, for negotiable paper, satisfactorily
endorsed. JACOB s. ATLEE
y NnTT Ana Ia,
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81 PAYNE 4 MAYO, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE REAI. ESTATE AT

~ ALOADLE hf5AE II . A lie Al
ADCTION.-Will be sold on TUESDAY, the
30th day of January 1855 If fair if not on the next
fair dsy,) at II O'Clock. in the town of Port Mayo
lots, each fronting 20 feet 18th street and running
back % feet to 10 foot alley. On ssid lots there is
new building Containing rooms, and occupied by
David Mountain as store. The above property is
near Williamsburg Avenue.
A!sa, az the same time, lot fronting on State
street SO feet and running back ia feet 10 an eley
me building on II Is also now, containing 5 rooms
anu 10 ell adapted to grocery store. There Is 8
Ve3I OF me water en- the premises. The Lot il
newly enclosed, and at present occupied by Mr.
L. Rock.
Also, $50 feet Of ground On Williamsburg Avenue.
which Will be divided to suit purchasers On thi.
Lot there Ia small NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with 20 other
building Lot0. handsomely situated Tie above p,o.
perty will be sold without reserve
TERms-one-thild cash. balance in and months,
the deferred payments secured By negotiable notes.
interest added, with approved endofsers. and the
title retained until the last payment DO made.
The sale will commence with the property first
mentioned. PAYNE \ MAYO,
AuctinneArs
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BY PAYNE g. MAYO, Auct.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL

4 'ONMIOCiONEhC OALE OE kEAL
~ ESTATE ON 18TH STREET.-By virtue of
Decree pronounced BIZ the Circuit Court of the CITY
of Richmond the ID day of june 1853, in the suit
therein pending under the Style of Carrin gton
against the Bank OF the United States, / shall as
o'clock F. NJ, tif fair; if not, the next fair eay
thereafter sell at public Auction, the premises
the Lot of Ground fronting Y feet on 18th street
between Grace and Broad streets, running back e5
feet to street to be opened by the Central Railroad
Company, being part of Lot No. IL, in the plan Of
Adams Division.
TERMs-Cash for 40 much as nay be required to
pay all expenses Of the sale, ard the residue ON
credit Of 6, IL and 10 months, the Com missioner
taking from the purchaser bonds with good security
for the credit instruments and retaining the title I'M
til ell OF the purchase money is paid and convey
ance directed by the Court.
3elling "a Commissioner, ehsll only convey with
special warranty. JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
Az Colnmissicnar
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AUCTION eALEef.
FUTURE RAYa-
BY G0DDIn & ApPFRs0N.-


HOUSES AND LOTS ON ST. STE
- - pHEn STREET. DUvAL'5 ADDITION.
fon "a n az AUCTloN-Wil be sold at suctiou
O'clock z NJ, three Lots OF Land on the West tine
Of st. Stephen street. between Federal and Cootfs
streets. fronting each IS feet IL inches On gt ts-
psen street. and running back each l25 feet moro Or
iess to ter foot alley; on of which lots there
hiss lately been erected three dwelling houses vsry
sgsl suited to small families with limited means -
The principal house, situated st. Stephen street
has very recently been thoroughly repaired with
tso roemy porches attached, making livery desrs.
PIE "a dwelling. IL may be converted into gro
Gerry stand otherwise the purchaser may be dis
posed The whole Of the above property viii Be
~ to snit purchasers the day of sale, when
-. ns terms will be made known. The title il undis-
rnrehs sue me houses are constantly rented The
pu,Snsssr 70 pay the taxes for the present year.
Ja~ GODDIE i APPERSON. Aucts.
'husTEE'S SALE OF REAL ES-
e al I 81 -, IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND, AND
CoMpaSNExS W STOCK In PIE SPRING HILL
sT,,staa - l, ~ SdEsTERFIELD COUNTY-As
itas ,5t - Deea OF Trust from j. H. Eustace. Jr
dsTed 18th September. 1854 Suv racor5s5 4; r,,;.b'
mond husSinEs Cont shall sell AZ nnS,c Ar..;o,
IN kichmoEd on TUESDAY, 6sh Febsn.rr- 1oss =,
the hour OF II O'clock NJ, ths interest ~ AZ 80
Eustace, being an undivided third tart in t,o
Nos 49 and 40 IN Mayo's Planl toeipe
Also, at the same time and place 5s sbara,
stock of the Spring Hill Manufacturiuy Corr, - .ne
and all the interest of the said Eustace in and r. ~,
real estate belonging to the said Company sAe
TERMs-Cash.
Such title only as AN vested with, viii he CON.
veyed to the purchaser.
saie conducted by GoDDIN l. AppEssoN, Aucss.
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Tie MarhetS.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 26th-Nothing dsing in Flour
held frm at last Tatss--$9.37d8 so. Wheat--red
Sl.9z, white $t95@$2 0S. Corn-white 1895 cents
yellow s6Gs8 CTS Steamers news depressed Bread
stus, but the cold weather has checked the decline
New YORK, Jan 26th.>- Cotton tending upward
Flour unchanged. A moderate buainsss in wheat
Pork tending upward and firm eft nominal rater.-
Beef unchanged and in moderate demand. Lard
tending downward-saes at $9.620$l0.
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ARRIVAL or THE GEORGE LAW ON


WEEK LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
NEW YORK, an. >5.--The steamac George Law
arrived here about half past niue o'clock ibis NOR
Mig, with the California mails OF thu st instant and
:! 25400g ii gold.
The news by this arrival is unimportant There
had been 10 rain until the Gay the steamer sailed,
VIXEN tremendous storm prevailed
The Panama Railroad will probably he formally
opened On the l0LL February.
The storm ui the lst instant did much damage AZ
San Francisco. Il was more severe than any storm
experienced since l-52.
The depression Of the mining interests for want
OF ram was severely felt. The interior traders
were doing no business
The Supreme Court Of California declares Sac
rameAtJ 10 tg TIE capital Of the state
James logan, the city marshal Of Oakland, is G.
da'au'tar t1rrG amount OF $4,000.
Thirty State pTisoaeTs made their escape on the
9Th ulin0.
Tie steamer Sonora was robbed of S2T. 600 on
| the way down te Panama. Thirteen thousand dol.
lars ct the SUM was recovered and the carpenter
and boasteWeln were arrested on suspicion
The state legislature was to meet On the 7t inst
Inc only question OF importance vas the election
o. q successor 70 hr. Z win in the U s. Senate
| hlr. Gwin and Mr.. Frederick were the principal
candidates,
Vac ory season had seriously effected the 1ner-
/ camille community, and prices had given way g
!tttie- The eupply u gold from tue interior was
4 ApNaj, and the Drain severely felt
1ne rains OF the lst inst. had given fresh hopes
enG It was thought business would revive large
quantity Of earth a. prepared for rain in the cTy
cggingss and lh6 Indications were favorable 10 the
miners commencing active operations, thus iulu.
encing business throughout the State.
from the San Francisco Herald Of Dec 81.
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FRESH SUPPLIES.--Receiyed on yes
Z terday, per Express. fresh supplies Of
CAMPBELLISM EXAMINED. By Rev. j. 3
] eter
HOME LIFE. RUTH HALL. BY Fanny Fern
JAYS AUTOBIOGRAPHY. FATEER CLARK
Prices of CAMPBELLIsM, 81. A liberal dis
ccupt1na to the trade. For sale bv
CHARLES WORKMAN, EOS Main st
ia 26--3t Square above Va Banks
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ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 25.--Tbe directors Of
the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire
Railroad, announce that the road is all under
contract
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NEW YORK MONEY WARKFr

On Thursday, the money market Of New York
was buoyaut, The foreign news was regarded as
favorable, and money YVES freely supplied at 9al2
per cent
There was a large business done in Virginia
stocks. which sold ct rates ranging from 90 Is to
90 l,2-elosing at the secoud board al 96l4
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By RICHARD CAUrHORa.
BY TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.

prick HOUSE AND VACANT LOTS
- AT ROCKETS AT AUCTION.-On MON.
Day, 29th January, 1876. at 81 o'clock P. NJ. upon
the premises, will be sold that Brick House and
Grocery stsnd AZ Rockets, near Williams Brick
yard. on Williamsburg Avenue, recently occupied by
Mr. William Ryan. The location ara arrsng e rnent
OF this property renders IL very suitable for retail
Grocery stand.
After which viii be sold two Building Lots adioin.
ing.
TERMs-One-thrd cash; balance at and mos,
with interest added and secured By trust Deed
This sale is TO be made ct the risk and costs OF G.
- Mszzen who purchased the same at a sale on
Monday, 22d January, 1855 and hes failed to comply
with the terms Of said gale.
IA Is TAYLOR L WILLIAMS, Aucts
NOTICE. will expose to sale at the
Ia late resdeuee of Richaid Barnes decd, in the
county OF Charles City. the 1ita day CT February
next, al the pefishabe properly therein consisti
OF Household and Kitchen Furnure Farming Uien-
sits of every kind; stock of Horses Cows Hogs and
Sheep; crops Of Corn, Fodder. Cats, Shueks, &C.
LUCY ANN BARNES.
Adni'x of Richard Barnes decd,
N: B:-Terms made known on the day of sale.
ia 95-dfd
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BY LARUS & SHINE.

GALE OF HOUSEHOLD & KTTCH-
- FURNITURE. CORN, FODDER STRAW.
FARMING UTENSILS, HORSES. MULES, WA
CONS, CART, &c. &C.. At AUCTION.-The SUBJ
at auction. on TUESDAY, the 3oth January at 10
O'Clock, at his residence, White Plain near Mount
Erin, and about miles below this city, his entire
stock of Household and Kitchen Furniture, embra-
Mahogany. Dining and Breakfaat and Work Tables:
mahogany Wardrobeg; do. Ladies' Cabin cts; DO.
Sidebosfdi doz. fancy cane seat Chairs; rnahog
Rocking do; Lounre; l set parior damasS Curtains
with rich muslin under do sets oil Window Shades:
set Turkey red Bedsteads; Washstsnds; Toilet
Tables; Festher Beds; Hair Mattresses; Pillows and
Bolsters about 200 yards Carpsting, Tapestry In
grain and Brussels 20 yards Step Cafpetng and Rods
Hall Oil Cloth, Hall, Parlor aud Solar Lamps: set
Candlebras; day Clock; Refrigerator; 9 Parlcr
Coal Stoves do. Wood do; COOKING Stove with
ta asin Fendsan, sh0vs, Tongs &s DC; set
do; lsrge eat glass Bowl stsnds, Celery glassss
Tumblers Wine DecsnteIs, set dinner ard tea bal.
tors, &c &c, with many other articles too numerous
to detail in the housekeeping line Also, lot of
Corn, Fodder. Shucks, Straw. &c. &c. Also youna
Mules, Horse, Buggy and Harness, Farm Wagon
and Cart together with al the csssary farming
utensils. Also. No. Cow and Calf aud of Par.
ker's Cutting Knives. B. g. WHITALL
TERMS: Al! under S25 cash; over that sum 80 days
for approved negotiable paper.
Sale conducted by
jas LARUs SHINE, Aucts.
bricks AT AUCTION The subscri-
~ Der having discontinued the Brick Making Bu-
sness and rented out the yard shall sell upon the
premises Church Hill. at public auction, on the
3lst inst between five and six hundred Thousand of
well-burnt BRICKS, in lots to suit purchasers.,
TERMs--All sums under $50 cash; over that amt.
4 months, for approved endorsed negotiable paper
Sal. TO commence at ii O'Clock, and the Bricks
must be removed by the LIST of April.
r. LARUs.
Sale Conducted by LARUs SHINE. Aucts. ia %
CLOTUING, DRY AND FANCY
~ GOODS AT AUCTION.-On next MONDAY,
at 10 O'clock will sell at public auction, large
consignment of ssasonable Ready Made Clothing,
Consisting of all styles and qualities Also arge lot
CT Cloths Cassmeres blk Satin, Italian Silk Cravats.
&c.. &c. Also lot of Dry Goods, consisting of the
Usual variety. Also white aud fancy bosom Shirts
Wooden Under Shirts and Drawers; together with
large assortment of Fancy aud Staple Goods
ing in part of Tortoise Buffalo and Brazilian Shell
Dressing Cents; Buck de-; Pocket do; 1000 gross
Twiat, Mohair and Silk, Coat, Overceat and Yes
Buttons, 100 gross Hatch, Suspender and Fly But
TONS 80 gross assorted Coognes 80 gross French Elk
tracts 100 gross fine Hair Oils and Or Marrow: Sill
and Cotton Purses; Needles; Pins; Marbles; Tabl,
and Tea Spoons: Spring Tape Measures Spectscles
Dolls; together with variety of goods usually KEEP
In notion house. The whole TO be sold without re
serve to close cousignments The attention Of thu
trade is invited every lot will be sold without
serve LAkUS SHINE, Aucts,
ia26 II Main street.
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ON WEDNESDAY AND sATTTRDA'
BY LARUS l. SHINE,
y y 4 LAhUS q SHINE. - =
EATENSIvE SALE OF BOOKS AND

EXTENSIVE SALE OF BOOKS AND
1ss,,, SSaaaTIonERY AT AUCTION. On THIS
E ia an extensive collection OF Books Stationery
- and valuable Standard Works in eve
y department OF Literature Science and Ar: An.
nusls and Books elesantly illustrated aud ilIumrs-
20, 2lcto.ia emos shsd aud beautifully bound; ins
svaIn s aun focket nbes; with Prayer Books Of
&c &c. P spei' 0oio fenA
TIE attention Of the public IN this citv and III "A,
enity Is respectfully invited to this coection ~
booss WHICH is believed to be the most yalush,e eol
iecton OF standard Works ever offered at suction II
feet. P0h-
, The sale viii bs positive and without reserve to
the highest bidder and will be continued eyery ave.
ming until all are sold. ' ~
B Books for examination, and at private sale
duripg the Day LARU6 l. SHINE,
u <p-ts Aucta
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rEHHE FRIENDS OF CHRIST--At the
L NEW BOOKSTORE,
NJ 49, Mi
Neatly opposite the Exchange Bar

:
The Friends of Christ; hv Rev. N. sAGans, author
of South.Sjde View; vol Svo-Sl25
Christ Friend, by Rev. H. Adamsi one vel. svo.-
Sl25
south-Side View Of Slavery; by Rev. n. Adams; l
goi-75c
Moore's Encyclopedia of Music, Elementary,
Technical, Historical RogrAphica, foealan iustru.
mental; completes: vol avo III
Ida Norman; by Mrs. Phelps; vol. i2mo %
Ruth Hall; by Fanny Fern; vel. i2mo-si Is
HEN OF Radcliffe; 2vois 12mo, cictk-sl5o
Do do do do papeF-St
hearts Ease; by author OF Redciifs; vols, cloth
-gl5G.
Sbnae papef-gi
Rose and Lille sfanbope; new JnveniIe-57c
flfA1 Thoughts. or Beginning TO Tbink--60c.
For sale by
ia 2;--3tif pgITr y n A. CT mf1ya
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By private advises received By the Vaquero which
arrived LAST eyaning fr N the Sandwich IsanGs we
are informed that the Old Ksmehsmeila III lies at
the point Of DEATH and that but faint hopes are en-
teTtaipoG Of his recovery and also that Prince Lihg
tho who, 1om the very inception Of the plan Of an
nexsticn stood out against it Snd 3one ali IL his pow
TO defeat i, has at asst bseE induced To sign the
treaty Of casslan With was pro baby brougbt hero
g Gamer Of Monday 10 Washington Contamination
this point s authentic Il was signed on the 18th
inst, ana its communication rests gethsr yy
tbs authorities ct Washington. The terms upor
WIN oh The present dynaty proposes to surrender the
sovereignty Of Inc Island TO the United 3aes have
not as yet tTsnspirsd; bat 1t is probable that annues
to the principal nlbers OF the ROYAL family Will be
all that viii be asked, and those cannot be very exor
bitaut, the they derive at present from
the islanSs, are by 10 means large.
SAFETY or THE s1EANIER FALCON
The George Law brings the pleasing intelligence
that the steainer Falcon safe She left Gspinugsl
on the afternoon Of the 18th for New York via HR.
vara. without passengers 10 be laid up. The steam.
er FL Doiado viii take her piece.
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BROWNS SAFETY MONEY DRAW
~ ER.--Ths Subscriber has Just received an In
voice of the above Safety Money Drawer, which for
durability, economy aud safety 10 surpassed by
any in use.
Each drawer Is furnished with an alarm, which Is
always sounded by persons not acquainted with the
manner of opening IL.
Merchants ard others viii find the draw er indis-
pensible after having uaed It.
Samples may be seen by calling upon the subscr-
Der, who has two OF them in his store.
ALEX. MOTT,
dec Opposite st. Charles Hotel.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
VESSEL FOR SALE.

..., VESSEL FOR SALE.
EDMUND WALKER, Liheilants.,
against ~ ssat~-1t
TIE scrH. WIN. JONES' &c - Aa'aS'
N pursuance Of a decree In tlse District
Court ofthe United States for ths Eas.s,n M.
trict OF virginia pronounced IN thIs ea,s.s ~ ~
2th day Of January, 1855, shall proceed ~ Wsss
NESDAY, the 9TH day of February, 1855 - 70
o'clock M, to cell the schooner VIM Junaa ba~
tackle apparel and furniture now 7ing 10 the Riab
rnond Dock, 81 public auction, the Highest b;5sa
for cash. j. y. STEEL d IA s,
ja 27-2t For Jno. f. wiIey NJ e. v n
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CEILING OFF BY ORDER OF CON-
~ SIGNEEs-The large sud desirable stock Of
Goods In the store l06 Main street. withans rs-
gard TO invoice prices In order to close on the stock
with little delay possible tho entire stock has
been marked down. and will BIO sold at greatly reduce
ed prices. at private sale, and auction on WE'D.
GESDAY and SATURDAY evenings. ct ( o'clock,
without reserve.
Such an opportunity 70 chtain great basgsins u
Staple and Fancy Goods Il seldom offered, = the
stock squite large, apd 10 positively to b soid With
ont reserve.
The store u for rent. ELIAS HALE,
ia 25-ts 100 Main Is.
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I AIDES CORSETS, of the various most
Il approved makes-such as WesleY's French
Mira. Levels French, Railroad and Jacket styies--a
full assortment of sizes.
IRISH LfNErs--a case just opened ofvery heavy
and superior make for family use
New York mills Shifting, and other approved
makes
l24 bleachcd Hamilton Sheetngs
Pillow case Cottons aud Liuene
Cd and f2-4 Linen Sheetings some very superior
Hucsaback and Scotch Diaper
Huck and Damask Towels and Napkins
Curtain Muslin. Furniture Dinaity
White and coored Cotton Daniask; Lace Curtains;
&c. &c
Cash purchasers are especially invited TO examine
the above, at SO Main street
ia % CHRISTIAN L LATHRoP
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tTcnrsv7t Scott - Commo3ore perrg-- The
FreacA Sgo}iotioa B3-Deiatc IA tie
iSeRste-l Immigration ot Foreign peaporS
ag2 -s.tzl1i so}S
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GTARCH.-1he subscriber begs leave to
NJ notify the merchants OF Richmond that he has
heen appointed Aren't for the sale of A. Fraser Il
Co.'s superior PEARL STARCH, warranted eauat 10
any manufactured. Itis suitable for both Laun-
dry aud Culinary purposes, and directions for uspa
may be found In each box. Orders promptly attend
ed to. JOHN Fl, HASKELL,
ia 25--eodims 81 South Eutaw ST., Haitimors
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DUNAWAY IN JAlL.-There was com.
IL mitted to the iail Of Henrico Comfy the 9Th
day of December, 1854, a negro maa nsrned MINOR,
as runaway slave and as the properly OF George
inches high, about 40 years old, black complexion,
a little grey and had on when committed greyish
casinett coat, dark pants and old wool hat. His
charges end take him out Of jail he win be dealt
with according TO iaw.
ian 23-d6w L. w. TIMBERLAKE. D. 3.
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II AVANA CIGARS 900 old Hava-
Il Cigars, bought bargain and will be sold low
in 'os. Thsy really superior and cheap will
afford fhs profit to the retailer. Call ana try them
at ja25 BENNETT d BEERS, Druggists.
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4 NL1iAsJ1 I]14H X liz I lIhOI WUulU ar Eli
~ call The attention OF those in want to their stock
OF Carpetings. They still have some very beautiful
Tapestry, Brussels and Vslvets English BRUSSELS.
fieh Rugs and Table Covers, which they are selling
at such io~ priees as must make it object for AM
ia Is
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@ FOR RENTING good 8 story
- Brick Dwellings on the North side Of Frsnsln
street. door West of the corner of 20tn street,
each having comnodious rooms and Kitchen, Dry
Cellars, Hydrants &C. Immediate possession can be
had of one and OF the other the 1st of April nsxt
Apply to ALFRED INLOES,
ia l8-dtsif Corner Franklin and Goth sts.