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RESIGNATION of Lord John Russell-the Wa


A~was very generally anticipated. Lord John
Russell has hon constrained by tho terce If par
Hamenrars i populnr opinion 10 ablicatc hi place
in the Bstt.h Cabinet The spirit il nj
length thoroughly aroused in old England, and
no man suspected in the rem'tesI degree # he
iug disposed To make pence can now hold office
there for a day. If Lori Palmc-ton can clear
! himself completely 81 this suspicion, he NAV es-
cape the fate which has ovcrtnkep Lord John
Russell. but if not the helm II State will very
soon be wre,tcd from his hands.
i I h. details Of The Atlautics news which
publish thi- morning. foreshadow another tremsn-
do1s struggle for the possession If SebastoPal.
The repul-e sustained by the Allies on tie 18Th
of June without seriously gripping their
strength. has kindled their pride. and n0amed-
their animosifes We should Judge from the
article which We publish from the l. n1on Times
TINT the siege haa recently been conducted with
a degree Of eigor. energy aud determinations ho
fore unknown IN the operations Of the Allied ar
mics The 6ercc Pesirr cries aloud for ron
geauce aud the aprit thai breathe N his pr"cla
nation il doubtless shared by the whole army
before Scba,tapli On the other hand the Rn--
Sims esult over their late eucce~ses. aud appear
-anguine Of soon achieving -tII greater t1iulnils.
Pine O ft-ehakoF augouacr- 10 his ccmrplp.
TIM luz" lrintpre"rn"ui- nre marching II their
assistance from all par'- Of Rnssia, md assure
them that the TIM is near nj hand whcntheir en-
emics viii be swept from iheir couufry's Poll HE
chatf before the wind. Immense renforcemenf-
are ia on the way from Franco 10 the Crimea,
aud Prince Gortsehakolf = bloody boast may not
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Of la0. O00 he has furnished for settlement 6oo
aau sor.s of public land Even Illinois, in her
2z,L voar as n member Of the Union, was able to
.aunly over .2006D0 acres. Town and Missouri
are Nv fsr the heaviest States the former sup
diving 3.276 900 acres. yielding Si.O63 900; and
The latter >. $4,000 acres. welding revenue to
The amount Of 81 2i7.0 The rate Mt which it
wa sold in lbyya wa : 25. while in Missouri it
vas ii ssased If Al - cents an acre. These
large sale- -how at whit wend, rfu rate the
West j. going up.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-31

bear 10 hazard any conjecturcs or speeuatious on
the result. inasmnch as the elections are now
very close at hand.
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GgoRGE LAw-.Live Oak George was horn,
according to the New York Mirror. upin Wu-h
ington county in TINT State. a few month. after
those natnrazaiion- pagers were issued in Bal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-31

TuH DANyuIE RAILROAD The income of
the Danyile Railroad. for the quarter ending
July st,is officially reported a 382,0JD, and that
for the month of june at $1,000. The Danvie
Republican learns that no delay will take place
IN the progress of tberoaa, bat that it will go
regularly ON to conpetion.
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THIS DAY

u hENAj,p --i,,.s. t,.,, ,,..... tt.. ...I.t
R w fer %. a.. rjafl # - 475i nj. J,,l, -
'"a ON, lie i. aba-r y la.r. et t,ur tL, 6,cl
ma !, Will tpo"o IA 'he reigubsrhaoi of L,ncbb,,
ma ais in SOUTH Western Virginja IA nv rc,n,,or
No ,faf' ieealIesl"d except en.nr hi. 80 bfnW ~,
l. L. h'ei gent but Who confused win s.nitcr
"rIg've he nbagn reward far hIsa ,lr.l,s ,, ma.
the c.,unrlr, of 4 nler.i ~ e. .p,e.I ar q, ii - e
tor nm II taken l,eHheIe al, STAR e Viz ir -
lie VA liised IN Nor h Curo ina, aud will rf,,,,lr.
ny Ia get here, or perhaps - frre Staia.
VA. s'g' eaher Of me above rewards If r,Sro q,
suited and delivered to M in Amherst count, T. ~
y, hlrrss is len,hhnre ".
il 81 80 THOMAS FDy,pI,
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IMMENSE SAILS OF PuHllp LANps.-lti, ia.
Ted that the official returns show that T., s2l73)
aeg"~ of public lands have been sold d1rjng the
fiscal year eoIiug the 39th ult., tir which there
ye,~ h"u wed u col. and scrip the >um If
Sia,1703-6 81. Iht~ /, exclusive of the laad
'oeat'd with military hoaaty Eu warrants in the
~ame period. III" aggregate OF tie public lands
'hetile IA which has ths~ heen transferred from
the government To udvidunl, wan never before
- large IN singh year Even in the great year
Of speculation in the po3e DOMAIN, 1876, the
Whole quantity sold and otherwise alened was
mol n great
The littlo Territory Of Minnesota, scarce six
years old has contributed IL the agLrega tie of
land sold over 4Jj,OJ0, and 10 the revenue from
that source half million Of dollars. WiSeon-
Fin is also heavy contributor with a population
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CITY AND STATE DEPARTMENT.


"oop NEws.-An exchange comes to us with
,'e gratifying information that new flour is sell
ing IN LYnehbnrg Mt SO per hnrrel This will
ne nnoS' welcome news TO our citizens who ARE
PaPng Si2 per harrel. instead Of s6; and our con-
temporary will plaee them under lasting OBJ
signate the particular nI,ra in tb;. citv At which
they can realize his o,sert;or
HALIFAX COUNTY lrEMs-We derive the fol
lowing items from the Halifax ADVOCATE
GRIM nai Tsiai-A negro, the property of
Mr.. Allied Anderson Of that county, was tried
on Monday last, charged cith assaultng his
oY"rse"r with intent to kill aud was ordered to
be whipped three times-0 la-hes each.
"a" ofhis Range. "A Pelican was Killed on
Dan river few days ago, measuring q feet from
the TIP OF one wing to the other and - feet from
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-31

I'REs rail- AND WINTER CABBAGE SEED
L summer Turnip
Rut1 ittT4
,Jupf resolved ana for sale by
iv2o,s STROLLER & WHITEHEAD Dfuzli
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LEAD 0Re.-lhe Cbri,liansburg Star chron
c.es til" discovery otIead are in that county.
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ANorHER TLoop.- Hanisa1barg aud yiciuif,
were visited by moth II flood last Saturday week
which did considerable damage.
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R0aLgSGBEso0A HOTEL.
NITGD SrATdS COURT or CLAIMS
i w BRYCE,

Counsellor and Attorney at Law
WILL Pr ACflCE ~ THE UNIFIED STATES COURT ~
w CLAIMS Letters bushes. he addressed hans
II Wall street, New York, Nashiugt II. d. {.
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nHANGEs ANo LEMONS -.
e E;EssNG yourGaOKsE~-N

~ cr,vei t.yruty-one ho<a, re.p4ckei aai -
nLacr j. y lw S A B llD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-05
CONGREss-sA1URDAY.

The Senate was not il session to-day.
HOUSE CT REPRESESTATIyEs-T Sneaker laid
before the House communication from the De-
partment OF the Interior made In answer to tn re-
solution cf the 2}d uto calling for information in
relation to cur treaty with the Delaware Indians the
unla Rtul occupation Of their lands and the conduc.
Of United States Cthc-rs in Relation to the same
laid on the tatle aud printed
MIR. Fsulkne~ submitted resolution requesting
the Secretary Of War to comm aaicate to the House
all dispatches IN relation to the hostile
Of August last tween the United States troop, and
the Sioux indIA-5; agreed to.
hr- Fuller, fsom the Committee on Commerce, re-
ported bill authorizing the construction OF Marine
Hospital at Chelsea Msssaebusstts read twice and
committed.
The House then resolved itself into the Commit
lee of the Whole the state of the Union and
proceeded to the consideration Of business On the
private Gale ndsr and after the bill for tbs relief of
Col Ssmu Colt discussed by Messrs. Pratt,
Campbell, Leichar, Edgerton and others the com.
Hiittss ross and tbs House adjourned.
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CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3 SIS.
SEHkTE.-Mr. Badger gave notice, that On Mon
cay next he should propose to Fepesl much of the
37th seetioa OF the act to establish the judicial
courts of the United States as authorizes taking de
The bill OF Nh Seward. from the committee on
commerce, submitting the Russian built ship Aria to
be registered under the name OF st. Andfew, was
passed
The private calendar was taken up
M. MasloTy's bill from the committee ON naval
sisirs was taken up and passed This bill proposes
plsee reserved list out of the line of promo.
ion and upon leave Of absence, those captains cou-
Inapdsr. and feutenaIts who are incapable of ser
vice. This reserved list pays officers as follows:-
On leave, captains $500; commanders 200; lieu.
tenants $780, passed midshipuen, $500. In sea ser.
yce navy yard or other duty. captains $500; com.
msndsrs slso; iieutensnts. $3.50, and passed mid
shipmeu 90 o.
The bill the relief of the claimants of the p,i
ysie sTmed brig. General Armstrong, was then tt.
ken up
Sir. Bsnjs min said he had voted for the bill in or
der to move recor sderstion He did this on the
ground OF the danger of the precedent involved He
sTsusd that the bill would establish this precedent;
eminent was sferrsd BY the United states eovspn.
llent 10 foreign arbitration, then, if the award OF
the stbitrstion was in favsr OF the claimant. he
would be psio by the fsreign governments while il
the award wss against the clsmant, the government
would pay him.
Mr.. Seward argued st length that Mr.. Il iamin
locked at it is question whether the government
II htly excuse itself from paying. He thought
II question whether the government could Justly
pay The General Armstrong was taken oil from
The owners in foreign neutra! port, by public
my, after most gallant defence OF itself and the
national Tag Portugalis liable TO the owners but the
owners could only prosecute through the agency of
the United States government. This government
could by mere denomination of war; have other
for its citizens but the government referred
the matter to arbitration.
The claim he said, lost by reason of an En-
Of fact sssGmed by ths arbitrator, which error
might have been prevented If the government had
appeared or permitted the owners 10 appear before
erbitIstoTs. As 10 the precedent such CALAMITY
and such errors " ii not often OCCUR together
Mesars Bsy ard and Clayton re-afirn ed their pre-
vious arguments on the bill, when the Senate ad-
Journed TO Monday next.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES The House pro-
ceeded 10 the OF private bills and pass
ed bill for the relief of Messrs Belden Co., lie.
uniting duties on goods coutiscated il Mexico.
After being in committee of the whole on private
bills, thTty-six favorsbly reported the House.
but not finally acted on for want of quorum. Ad-
JouTned
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TELEGRAPHlC NEW s
-1< y INLAI IIIO W. y y
,,------------- -
F"aersfs Of Ef,Mayof lfasrg and Nh.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The funeral Of the
late iJohn w, Maury took place to-day, and
was attended by the President with his pri
waite Secretary, and an immense ooncourse
"f PEOPLE. is estimated that not more than
one-third of those present were able to gain
admission to the church. An affecting and
impressive discourse was preached by the
Kew DIR. Cummings, of Trinity Church His
euiogy on the character of the deceased was
especially beautiful He gave thrilling
description of the last moments of the dying
man, An intense feeling of sorrow pervades
the entire community for the loss su stained
by bis death.
MIR Pleasanton was also buried to day.
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TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

NV ORLEANS, February 1.-The stores of H l.
Stone and Tro2bel Il Edwards were burned tbi.
,vening. Their loss &c estimated at SIPS OOOfullv
iasuIed
LOUISVILLE, Feb "A fire broke out last ight in
the Gait House, originating in the room of Miss Ms
Eesn the actress, consuming thing in that ma
me room adjoining. The damage by fire and water
ia from $1,000 5000 Mics Makeab lost her snt;ra
wardrobe ~ e
Navigation has been resumed and boats are ar.
ting. ~
WAsHINGToS. Feb. 2-The Anti.Nebraskx ro.nn.
oefs Of Congress contribute literally towards the
payment u the fine of $1,000 imp o,ed on s Nj Booth
III the United States Circuit Court at Milwaukee 70,
aiding IL the rescue of fugitive slave from the of
tcers
OGDENsEURG, Feb. 2.-Teams are crossing the st
Lawrence river the ice for the first time this
BosToS. Feb. 3.-The furniture factory of Josspl
L. Ross vas damaged by fire this morning to the ak
tent Of >l2to0, insured for $1,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-05

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-John b. Miller, OF
New York, has been nominated to the Senate
as Secretary of Legation ar Peru, vice Msrri-
OFT resigned.
Collector Redfeld, of New York, has not
intimated his desire to be relieved from the
duties of his office. Such rumors are false,
ali reports to the contrary notwithstanding
Mr.. Pleasanton's successor, as Fifth Audi.
tor, has been nominated though the name
has not been divulged
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LATEST VAIL NEWS
DEsrRUCrIvE FIRE IN KaN.wHA.

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN kaNaWHA.s
Avery destructive 6-e occurred In Charies'ewu
ksuswha county, last Monday night. The Repub
lican says -.,.
II originated 10 the two story frame house Oh the
bank OF the river nearly opposite the court house,
owned hy Mr :. Biugswsnger, and occupied by
Mr. Marx bakery, grocery and dwelling-the
next shove II, small one story frauo occupied by
Mr. Busvanger as clothing stcre-the next, the
large two story brick tavern ot MIR David Goshoru.
s5ioinine which wss his oyster saloon and bsr-the
mex, above the story frame belonging TO
John Taylor. and occupied, 10 part, by William
Fisher as waichmaker's shop, and Orestes VIII
seq as a bar room and grocery All these build
iass were entirely destroyed. The night was In.
leusely cold. and the flames spresd with great rs
riiitv. considering the comparative calm.
Had there been more wind a large portion of the
business part OF the town must have been destroyed
despite ali the means at hand to arrest it, Most o.
the properly in the buildings destroyed was re
moved portion of the property destroyed IL
We understand, covered by insurance.
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BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO.

LARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MO-
~ LASSES AT AUCTION-On WEDNESDAY.
the 7th instant commencing a. l0i O'Clock. at our
w harf aud Warehouse at Rockets We will sell the
cargo OF the schr Charles William, from AttakapRs
with ..tFt
2Oi hhds SUGAR, shlpped from five estates. the
quality. ran ging from fair to choice.
1873 bbls prime MOLASSES.4
TERmS-Under $leO cash; over $lGO months cred.
1t. for approved negotiable paper. !.
~ Sale without gard ~ weather. -
fe3 DUNLOP, MONCURE l. Co, Aucts,
ADDITIONAL.
viii be added to the above SALE the cargo of ths
schr. Tangent from Attakspas. with
lS4 hhds sugar. fair to prime quality
POT bbls prime Molss
Terms as above.
q Sale without regard 60 weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE 1 CO,
feo Auctioueers,
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PHILIP B. PRICE


HAVING succeeded Messrs. KNowL IS
IL WALFoRp; at the BIBLE DEPOSITORY
and BOOK and STATIONERY STORE, corner OF
Main end 1lth streets respectfully invites the atteu-
stock, comprising 49,,
large assortment of excellent Bibles, of the Anne
rican Bible Society.
Commentaries, Concordsnces. Bible Dictionaries,
Bible Biographies, sc.
Works of Theological aud Practical Divinity, by
the best authors.
Interesting Biographies and Religious Misceanies
The Libraries and other Publications of the Anne
rican Tract Society and American Sunday School
Union.
Prayer Books, In variety of bindings
Hymn Books of all the leading determinations
School Books. with Copy Books, Dissected Alpha.
BETS Maps Puzzles, Slate Pencils &c
A collection Of very attractive Picture and Story
Books for boys and girls.
Note, Letter and Cap Paper-in reams half reams,
quarter reams. and quires
Envelopes, Pens. Pencils, Rulers and Seals
Albums Port Folios Portable Writing Desks, Pock.
ct Books. Purses, Gold Points, Penknives, &c.
e. Subscriptions received for the New York OBJ
server, Philsdelphia Christian Observer, American
Messenger. Chd's Paper. Sabbath School vistsr.
Penny Gazette, Youths Temperance Advocate, and
the Richmond Family Christian Album.
IA StrIe
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rERUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ES-
4 TATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AND
Sc SHARES OF STOCK IN THE SPRING HILL
COMPANY. IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY As
Trustee in Deed of Trust from j. III. Eustacs IT,,
astsd l5th September lsS4 duly recorded in Rich
the hour of II O'Clock H., the interest of the said
EusIsce being an undivided third part in two Lota of
Land at the of Broad Snd Wa strsets (bains
Nos 40 and 40 in Mayo's Plau.) -
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 Eustaoe ID and TO the
real estate belonging to the said Company. !.
TERMs-Cash. aF5- : - ~ At~ g
veyed to the purchaser. 1890 - "a 800 4
w. d SIMS. Trustee.
Sale eonductsd by GoDDIN l. ArPERsoN, Aucss.
ia Is - ~ ! - |.
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4. s. Supreme Court.

WAsHISGroN, Feb. 1.-THE Supreme Court
will, ON Monday, take up No. 90, Darlington
VS.. brig Ann Scott; Tuesday, No 81, ship
Pantheon, VS.. United States, and No. o.
South VS.. State of Maryland Wednesday
No. 81, Tiernan's Administrators VS.. Eve
Thursday, No. G4, Ambition VS.. Woodward
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BY PAINE l. MAYO, Auets
REAL ESTATE AT

" ALUADLE hCAL Il b Ia J. II AT
AUCTION.-Will be sold on TUESDAY. the
3oth day Of January 1885, f fair If not ON the next
fair dsy at IL O'Clock. In the town of Port Mayo
lots each fronting 20 feet 7th street and runnie
back 96 feet to 10 foot alley On said lots there is
new building containing rooms and occupied by
David Mountain q store. The above property Is
near Williamsburg Avenue.
Alss. at the same time, lot fronting on State
street so feet and running back 10 feet 10 an alley
The building on il 10 also new, containing rooms
and 10 well adapted 10 grocery store. There Is a
well of fine water the premises. The Lot is
newly enclosed, and at present occupied by mr..
L c Rock. 81 -. - q : =
Also, 1870 feet of ground on Willis msburg Avenue
which will be divided to suit purchasers On this
Lot there is small buildine with 20 other
building Lots, handsomely situated. The above pro-
perty will be sold without reserve
TERMs-Ope-thiid cash; balances In s and months
the deferred payments secured by negotiable notes.
interest addsd, with approved endorsers, and the
title retained until the last pay ment be made.
The sale will commence with the property first
mentioned. PAYNE & MAYO.
Ja "A Auction GERS.
ELECTROMAGNETIC consequence of the In.
clemency OF the westher. the above sale has been
postponed to TUESDAY next 9Th February js3l
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sa BY GODDIN & APPERsON. - -
ALE OF VALUABLE FARM ON

NALL OF VALUABLE FARM ON
SIr ~ - RIVER. IN 0OOCaLAND AND HEN.
Tss, oeins the most valuable part Of ., Lover
IuSAs noe" Plantation confaluiux SIS g2-1oO sc,ss
sh is6 scres Of Low Grounds on the River of
AZ Commi.sionsr Of the cire.it Court of H..r,eo
q. 1nael decree Of ssid Court rspdersd on
o'clock d on MONDAY the 5th Fsh...rw ' isxS ~
fairs 1t not the next fair d1y eell # crhji.
before the front door Of the 8 ate Ca.,s n;
the city OF Richmond 856 90 100 acres 81 ths 1900
Tuckshoe Plantation, marked - No on the nIst n
recent survey Of the same; to be sold subject m ,b
mineral rights Of the Tuckahoe Coal neinne Cousna.
~, and their assigns therein Thi. tract lies IN
ous-houses. and Gsist MilI ON tho Jslnes River c.
Ill containing 1876 acres Of river low sxpnpds Of the
49, quality, upwards Of $50 asres Of cleared hish
49, ot exeelient heart, and the rsst II vsluabte
10 a no lumber. The tract lies about II miles above
II rsrIoi Hlcnmond and the canal passina thu oueh
cess ~ 81 s It's productions Of easy and CHEAP ac.
4 ss M 70 tne best mirket r -
eausi in.t ~ ssis VIII beone-fourth cash; balance h
III. from day Of ale veil s.enr.S snd -
M.ios I y way OF lien for the puyehss. monev
vesy: onead (who has been the ten.nf fnys
pe:t up to the lst Januarv Ia5s ~; 'sr
49, mI ~ nn power to thoee SisrcssS - ss,r
oScs Of ne Hrssy refsrsd 70 can IS cen q ths
l r. Sit h not intended by the ~ ~, oomh
waive any rights the Commissioner a. ~ ssis 20
the suit may have against the puvohsse, -
| az former sale for any loss thew NAV ~ "a ,snd
ssis ne having failed to comply the term: Of
Sale conducted by aoDDIs Arrrasos. x Es%r'
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OFFICE OF sUPERINTDT OF STs,
RICHMOND, Jan. 90. 1885.
will ha recpivAd AT thi

Office until IL o'clock NJ. on Monday, the 5th
February, for grading l4th street from Franklin to
Ross street. between 18th and Mayo streeta requiring
the removal Of about ., o00 cubic yards of earth.
The proposal win state at whs price per cubic yard
what price for such portions may be wanted by the
city on Bfos road street, below Mayo, or ON Marshail
If required to be put 9th street, between Clay and
Leigh.
ALSO-For about 900 square yards Of gutter pave
ments and 2400 square feet of travelling average
six inches tkick) on said streets -
Monthly estimates will be given upon the said
work az IL progresses, with reservation Of 20 PEI
work; the estimates to be convertible Into City Bonds
bearing interest and redeemable It such time the
Commissioners Of Streets may designate.
For further particulars, enquire OF
ia 30-6t ID. BATES. supt. Streets
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NEW YORK MARkErs


NV luzE, Feb. Cotton IL uncbanzed Flour
: "" and hrm; sales of 500 bbs good Ohio at
So'7GViS} Southern steady at 81. 87t as 81 Wheat
~" aa hnd nIn; Southern red at 81 li5; Southern
"liIr' e-z0 Corn-prices are a trite higher sales
=, Ysn9w at u stoat. Pork ia dowG ward snd duIl
r.9' o. mess at SIP 81! "A Beef is downward
1Aa 94tI Lard is unchanged with a moSersts de-
y cents '1 'o'es VI Ohio IL
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OOMMIssIONERS7 SALE OF REAl

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE ON 5TH STREET, NEAR ARMORY
BRIDGE-By virtue of decree of the Husfinas
Court of the City of Richmcud in the ca,e of aBsrs
foot rs barefoot 10, the undersigned thereby ap-
pointed Commissioners will expose to sale at public
auction, on the prem ises on TUESDAY, the 18th of
February at the hoar OF AZ O'clock real estate in
the bill mentioned, consisting of part of lot No. ST.
In the plan of said city, With house thereon 'front.'
ing Is feet on 9Th street, running back so feet
TERMs.-One-hslf cash, balance at months,
bearing interest.
ALBERT BAREFOOT,
LEROY BAREFOOT, oo"n.
e Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPERsoN,
Auctionsers. fe5
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HEALTH OE MR- MASnN

A ietter from MI Walsh, Ia the Journal of Com
meroe. dated Paris, Jan. 18th, says;
Our worthy Minister, Mr.. Mason, is eonvalescent
Hls mind has NOT been affected By the paray tic stroke
experienced in his Left arm. A member OF my family
converted with him yesterday IN his chamber Hs
seated by the ire, and talked both lucidly and
>hssr FnGi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-05
CHEAPER THAN EVERV!
GREAT REDUCTION OF THE PRICE

"Einform the Ladies of Richmond, Va,
w and the Ladies in general, that we have Just
received new stock Of fashionable SPRING HATS,
COLLARS, DRESS CAPS. Also, on hand yet. a
fine assortment of Saxony and French Embroidered,
fine French Kid Gloves at SHE. pair Dry Goods,
and variety of FANCY ARTICLES; all which
must be sold without till the 9Th of February.
q Please call soon and get your bsreaias
WlGAUD SELDNER,
jaSi-st. 204 Broad It.