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The New York papers state that Judge Moore, o.
the Kings County Court of Sessions has determine ed
to sign the warrant for the removal of John n I
Tucker frsm the county jail to the lunstic ssylum.-
THIS Is the man, it will be recolected who murdered
his little ia Brooklyn last autumn
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DRAFTS DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
l. No. l45 MAIN STREET, RICH MON D.
Where may be seen large collection of POR.
TRAITS OF CELEBRATED VlR6INIANS, con
sisting of Daguerreotypes of every style and price,
and where each customer il presented with due
bill in a 81, 600 DOLLARS GIFT ENTERPRISE, by
which present 10 insured to every holder
N. B-Due bills emitting the holders TO half shares
in the above enterprise may be obtained on payment
of Fifty Cents. Said due bills will be received by
Us as cash. any time previous to the distribution
In paymsnt for portraits. fe2
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TIE AIRLINE RAILROAD PROJECT BETWEEN
NV YORK And The SoUTH.-Applicston has again
been made to the Legislature of the State of New
Jersey for q charter to company for constructing
81 AIRLINE Railroad" through that State, Della
ware, Maryland ard Virginia, to connect Nor
folk with New York city. 1t is said the BIZ. will be
pressed with good prospects of success
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Forcing Land Warrants.

CHARLESTON, Feb. Lewis and Joseph
ID. Bryan have been convicted in Florida of
forging land warrants
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TIE FREhcH sPOLIATIJN BILL.-A Washington
letter, dated Feb. 6, says
MIR. Wells, the newly appointed Senator from New
Hampshire, spoke to-day against the French Spells.
non bill, citing Pufendorf, Wolins Grotius and
Fasl; yet the bill passed the Senate; but various
opinions prevail "a to the Presidents signing it, The
organs themselv es differ in regard to it. and as their
opinions all refer to that of the same individual the
attenuation they contain refer to different Pc
RODS Of the day. The bill passed the Senate by a
vote Of q 70 49, without amendment.
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PATRIARcH.-Major Isaac Means, of Taylor
county, Va, native of Hampshire, has fourteen
children, one hundred and seven grand children,
aud torty-iOur great grand children. lie is now in
his eighty.frst wear
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From TVaskingto

From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7, P. Mt is genei
rally believed now that the President will
veto the French Spoliation bill.
The thermometer ranges at Is degrees
above zero.
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NOV.AEHIVAL THE .TI.ANTI,

kON-ARRlEAL OF THE ATLANTIC, &c
New YORK, Feb. 6, Z. Mp to the present ime
there tidinas Of the steamer Atlantic now
fully due from Liverpool She was to have sailed on
the 9th ultimo.
The weather hero ia intensely cold.
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LATER FROM NEW mathematics from SAM
IA Re 10 late date have been received. Gen GAR
LAND mad returned from tho Messiila Valley The
legislature was in session. and is acting in soms
specis most rid!cuiously. The patriotic members,
,4s they call themselves,) meaning thereby the
Mexican members, have refused pay the freight
On number OF books, presented by Congress to
Inc Territory, because they were printed in the
English language
The Indians generally have been more than usu-
ally troublesome lately. The Mescallaros band
.uh III over 400 head of cattle, the property of
'iessFs MAJOR ana Russell. The Jaccaria Opa
Ches are hoverng around the northern line of set
Itnents watching opportunities for plumber
CApt. kweli will start out with a scouting party
about The lst Of March. The Utahs were suffering
s3I4 small poX. and the chief who murdered Mr.
white had i8iien victim
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Baltimore Markets.
Feb. Market dull for flour and wheat, ant
no sales reported. Corn unchanged.
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Nefc YORK Markets.

Feb. Flour firm and upward; southern buoy
ant-sales of 1900 bills at $8,8la$9,3l. Corn firm
and upward, but no sales Beet dull and unchanged
moderate demands. Lard dull Pork upward
and firm.
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Sailing Of the Pacific.
New YORK, Feb THE Pacific sailed at
noon to-day, for Liverpool, with 43 passen
gers and $500, 600 in specie.
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BALTIMORE, Feb, 6.--The grocery establishment
of Mr.. George Mayors. tbs Lexington market
was totally destroyed by fire at early hour this
morning.
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ILECTI0N OF 4 KNOW NoTHING.-In Whining
TN, n c.. on Monday last Tom Loriug, the know
Nothing, or sam candidate, was elected specisl
magistrate by majority of three TO one over ali
other candidates.
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Rx-ELECTIoS OF SEwABp.--In the Legislature
Of New York, on Tuesday, on the vote for the cleo
ton OF O. :. Senator, the res ut was as follows
in he Senate-Seward Is, Dickinson S, VIM. T,
Allen - aud FIVE others ] each; House-SeWard
e.. Dickinson -, Seymour l3, Hunt and IL scat
teEiuE.
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IMPORTANT ARREST or CoUNTERFEITERs.-E.J
Soners alias J D. Miner, Mrs. Miner and man
named Bosencrant2 alias Nichols, have been arres
ted at Cleveland, and $4,000 of counterfeit notes
on Eastern Banks, ready for circulation and
whole trunk full not filed out found on their pre-
misses, The Plain Dealer says;
Ga Miner was found letter from one of the gang.
ordering large amount to be RENTED to him. AZ
he was going east OF Philadelphia and Baltimore,
and could put ii off like hot cakes list of retail
dealers, customers from abroad, who were patron.
lliEg this wholesale house in Cleveland, was also
found The three are in jail, and by aid of the
telegraph no doubt other arrests in other parts OF
the country are, ere this, made.
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN,
TRUSTEES SALE OF GROCERIES

Il kc.-By virtue of deed of trust executed to
me by 8 Baker, and duly recorded in the Clerks
ofce OF the Court OF Hastings for the City of Rich
mond, l shall, on FRIDAY next 9th instant, at 10
O'clock sell to the highest bidder the entire stock
of Groceries, Fixtures Scales &C., of said Baker at
the store corner of 9th and Main streets
TERMs-Cesh for all sums of $50 and under: over
$50 sixty days credit fer approved egotisbe paper
J. COTTRELL, Trustee.
Sale conducted by R. CAUTHoRN, Auct. fs7
NOIICE:-I will expose to sale at the
county of Charles City, the 14th day of February
next, all the pershable property therein consisting
OF Household and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Uten.
sis OF every kind stock of Horses Cows Hogs and
sheep; crops of Corn, Fodder, Oats, Shucks &c.
LUCY ANN BARNES.
Adm'x of Richard Barnes decd
N: B:.Terms made known on the day of sale.
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A Observation-Disclosures is no Mace r.

"A spend 90 hour, free of cost. more pleasantly
in Richmond, than at OSBORNE's splendid DA-
0GERREAN GALLERY. At this establishment
may be seen great collection of PAINTINGS and
DAGUERREOTYPES, well worthy the attention
of visitors NO PAINS or EXPENSE has been
spared TO make this Gallery the finest and MOST
ATTRACTIVE place in the city.
We are always prepared to put up likenesses in
every style, and at PRICES that DEFY competition
Always on hand GOLD LOCKETS. GOLD PINS
Pearl, Shell, and Morocco CASES, of every descrip
ton. OSBORNE'S GALLERY
fe Opposite Exchange Bank.
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MASSACHUSETTS, Know NoTHINGs.-A telegraph
despatch, dated Boston, Feb. 6, says:
a quarterly session of the Know Nothing State
Council is in session There is large attendance,
aud s4gns Of rebellion are exhibited. The order
appears 10 be split on treesoilism in this State.
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Ac2UIrrAL or BOOTH AND RYEcRoFr. We learn
> s Geographic despatch dated Chicago, Feb. .,
liat In the Supreme Court OF Wisconsin, the ap-
pesl Of Booth and Ryecrot, convicted in the lower
court OF participating in the escape Of a fugitive
slave has resulted in their acquittal on the ground
oi the indictment being Illegal.
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The steamer Union arrived at New York from Liy.
erpoel last Saturday night. Her advices are not as
ls.a as those By The Africa.
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

MI OST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
~ In THE CITY OF RICHMOND, UNDER
DECREE OF COURT, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
6y virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court of the
City OF Richmond. pronounced on the 18th January
lSoo IN the suit of christian, assignee against
Clarke, &C." the undersigned as Sheriff of the CIty
OF Richmond will proceed to sell at public auction
On the premises, in the order advertised on MON.
DAY the 18th day of Feb, 1855 if fair iif not the
next fair day. commencing at 10 O'Clock NJ the fol-
lowing valuable Real Estate in the city of Rich.
mond, viz:
Those two Brick Tenements, at the corner of 18th
and Franklin streets, now ia the occupancy of Mr
Satterwhite, fronting SO feet On 18th street run.
ming back about so feet to the line of the Mssons
Also, that valuable half acre Lot No. IS8. at the
corner of Franklin and 18th street, with large
brick dwelling and other buildings thereon now In
the occupancy of Mr.. E. J. Wilson and others
After which, will be sold that other valuable va.
cant half acre Lot No. $50, at the corner of Grace
and Goth streets.
The foregoing half acre Lots will be divided into
suitable sized Building Lots-a plat of which will be
eXh blted at the hour of sac.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance in canal install.
ments, at and IL months, for negotiable notes
Clearing interest from time possession shall be deliy-
cred to the purchasers satisfactorily endorsed and
title retained till the whole purchase money shall be
paid The taxes and insurance for the present wear
to be paid By the purchasers
THO. w BOSWELL,
Sheriff of the City of Richmond.
SAFE conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
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TSONOUA BEAN6-700 Lbs very supe-
i rior large BI.st Tongue Beam lsss received
- ~. ~ ssilsd JOHN A. ROBINSON.
IL no Cor Oary and We. It..
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VALUABLE FARM AT PRIVATE

~ SALE.-We are authorized to sell privately
valuable Farm In Henrico county, about FIVE miles
tween the lands of Mr.. Bournes VIM. Lowe, John
Decost and Francisco Perrado Desilver the plot of
which may be at the subscriber store ~ Main
street.
TERMs-One- fourth cash; balance at 4, 8 and IL
months for endorsed gotiabe paper, interest add
ed, title retained till last payment be made
la 10 LARUS SHINE.
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TAKE NOTICE, ONE AND

TAKE NOTICE, ONE AND
ALL.-The entrance to the ARBoR
is now on 18th street, first door from
2, Main. which place has;besn newly.ft-
ted up and renovated and where the subscriber may
still be found daily dispensing the good things Of
this life, such as VENISON, TERKAPIN, CAN.
YASS BACKS, PATRIDGES and superior OYS-
TERs, to all who pstroniKe him. He has private
Rooms for suppers; and everything the markets af-
ford good to eat and drink served in
style and at moderate prices
He hopes his friends will still show him the slight
OF their countenances" r. w. ALLEN,
ia 81 Propriator
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A UCTION BARGAINS AUCTION
IA BARGAINS.-Sl0, 600 worth of goods, just re-
ceved and must be sold within the next few weeks
Irish Linens, of every grade and quality; Linen
Towels and Diapers, Cambrcs. Jaconets, Swiss and
rich Embroidered Musins, Cassinets, TweeGs and
Jeans, Sheetings AID Shirtings, and Needle worked
Embrolderes OF every kind, Dress Silks, in Black
Plaid and Brocade. All of which promise to sell
exceedingly cheap the next two weeks.
J. MILLHISER 4 BROTHER,
fe 5 1873 Broad street.
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OK BALES SUPERIOR COTTON
~ LINEs-In store, for sale by
fe6 BACON & BASKERVILL'
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M USIC MRS. MARY ANN

..AlA M u SIC MRS. MARY ANN
X2IK CLARKE informs her former patrons and
|2x the Richmond community, that she wishes
q to take few pupils, at her house, to In
struct on the Piano. Having the experience of fiji.
teen years teaching in of the first families in
the city to whom she refer, she feels assured of
being able to give satisfactien. Terms moderate
Residence on 7th, between Grace and Franklin ".
ia 25-1WH
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BY GODDIN & APPERsON.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN

hOolCES SALE OF L AN d In
,HENkICOIBy virtue Of deed of trust, ex {.
cued 70 tne subscriber BY Robert L. Halle dated I'd
DAY OF october, 1854. to secure debt of S512 o.
shall expose to sale ON MONDAY, 18th February
1893, at O'Clock r M. at public auction to tbe
highest bidder. on the premises, the property con.
veyed by said deed to wit: An undivided moiety Of
Lot Of Land, containing IL acres roods and S.
poles. with q brick house thereon living in tbs
county Of Henriro, on the New Bridge Road, about
one mile from the city of Richmond
TERms-Cash as to so much of the proceeds a.
may be necessary to defray the expenses of execu-
ting the trust and to pay the above debit with inter.
est As to the residue the terms will be made known
on the day of sale. JOHN HOWARD, Trustee
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. ArPERsoN, Aucts.
fs1 -,
In consequence of recent division oil
the aforesaid property tof which the Trustee had not
been informed wheD this advertisement was first in.
serted that portion of the land which was assigned
to said Hsile-namely. acres-will be Sold instead
OF an undivided moiety of the WHOLE the parties
terestsd therein conssnting to the same.
fe6 TRUSTEE
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TEN DOLLARS will be paid for the
4 apprehension and conviction of two white bows
about u to Is years of age, who took from store on
Cary street the 5th instant three large cakes of
BEESWAX
fsuch article should be offered for sale, or any
information lett at this office will be promptly al.
tended to. fe 7-2C
SPRING G Cd S AT CO ST FOR
~ CASH We have this day opened and offer for
sale, our entire stock of SPRING and S U NJ M r
GOODS very low for cash, to close business con-
sisting of the following:
Berege De Lanes and Challie Bereges
Plain and Plaid Bereges and Silk Tissues
Rich Grenadines and Hernanas
Plain and Printed Chailies
Striped and Plaid Silks
Organdie Muslins aud Savons
Plaid and Chkd Gnghsms and Gin CHAM Lawns
IRISH Linens and Linen Sheetngs
White Grape and Lace Collars
Together with large stock of Goods suited to the
present season. all of which prepared to sell
very low for cash. To merchants and others buying
IN large Quantities, we will offer unusual induces
ments Our object is to dispose of our entire stock
| st the very earliest possible moment.
WARREN l. PERKINS.
ie No. l4l Eagle Square
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-
4 TATE BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH STREETS,
NEAR TO BYRD ST, IN THE CITY OF RICH.
from Henry Weinhod to the subscribers, duly re.
corded in Richmond Hastings Court, we shall pro-
coed to sell at public Auction, the premises, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day of February, 1856 that por-
ton OF the Real Estate conveyed by the said Deed
not heretofore released to the grsntor-viz: Lot
fronting on an alley Is feet wide 20t feet, running
back towards Canal street IS feet on which there
stands Brick and Framed Tenement.
TERMs-Cash. The title is believed to be perfect,
put we shall convey with the usual special warranty
w. GODDIN,
E.W. PERRY, ITsstees
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts
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NORBORNE NORTON & CO,

NOTICE.-Anxious to close all debts Of
IN Otey l. Goh and those Of James w. Gof, per-
sons who have claims will bring them In to me for
settlement. All persons who indebted to tho
firm and to James w. Golf must come forward and
settle their bills longer indulgence can be gyen.
fs 2-6t JAhE6 w. 0OFf.
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w CHEAP.-As the subscriber has begun the
manufacture OF his Spring and Summer stock of
Clothing, he will offer all kinds Of heavy Clothing at
prices that will astonish you. He must have room
for his new Goods, and Il determined to get rid of
his Winter Clothing at some price. Great bargains
can now be had, so those whose means are limited
can procure a good garment at q very low price by
calling at !. LEWIS, % Main st.,
fe 6 Opposite the 81. Charles Hotel.
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NJ o. MOLASSES.-New crop, in store
fs WINSTON POWERS.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il REAL ESTATE ON BYRD, BETWEEN 9TH
AND 10TH SITS, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
As Trustee in Deed of Trust from Henry Weinhold,
dated 18th January, 1885, duly recorded in Richmond
Hastings Court, l shall, in execution of the said
trust, proceed to sell at public Auction, the pre-
1855, at the hour of O'Clock P. M, Brick Tens.
ment with granite front fronting 20 feet on the
South side of Byrd between 9th and 10th streets,
running back $50 feet to az elley.
TERMs-Enough in cash to defray the expenses of
sale, and bond of $1,000 with interest from 28th of
January, 1853; credit ss to $780, with interest
from 18th January, 1885, until 2sth January, 1856
And as to the residue, such terms shall be pre-
scrbed by the personal representative of said Vein
hold; or in the Of his failure to give any d.
recton, then until the said 28th January, 1856.
The title is believed to be perfect; but the SUBJ
scriber acting Trustee, will convey with the usual
special warranty The taxes n kths present year to
be paid by the purchaser.
CHARLES MILLER, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPERsoN, Aucts.
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- TINE is SHORT, ETERNl

lime Is SHORT, ETERNI-
TY IS LONG.--This 10 q fearful thought
indeed; Letus then improve our time to the very
pest advantage, by preventing the Occurrences Of
everything which would tend to shorten our exist
ence.
IL also true. that large numbers of the popula-
&c. - ' S.'
Now, ladies' if you wish to be clear of these dis
55iIsssHng evils and have many years added to your
nie go to MAUklCE'S Metropolitan B DOT and Shoe
Saiosn, and provide yourselves with pair of thick
SOLE flannel lined Morocco Buskins warm and nice,
some made very wide on the bottoms, others mar
row, 80 a. to fit comfortably and wear easy to the
feet These shoes are warranted ~ -
Ladies, you will find the metropolitan, at k5i
Main street, Eagle Square.
fe7 r. q MAuRIcr
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DEMOVAL 1sr OF MARCH.-Now is
III the time to buy CLOTHING CHEAP, and Sc,
Main street, 10 the place. The subscribers intending
to move on the lst Of March, and anxious TO open
with stock, etfer their Clothing and Furnishing
Goods, ct low prices. Come and examine what W .
have hand and, IL suited in the article, our word
for it, the price will be made satisfactory.
GROsH0NG, TUPMA& 4 CO.,
fe5 96 Main ST.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS

ra,rxrv IAxps In the Se-stc ol tie United
II, s on Monday last. the bill In addition to Ger
ts;Ascts granting bouaty land to certain Uffcers
.,d soldiers who have been engaged In the military
e,rvice of the United States, was taken up The
,cs,ion pending was on the amendment OF Mr.
s,rv1 rs the eject of which is to extend the pro-
,i,rs of The bill go as to include the rangers who
served on the frontiers against the Indians. This
amendment was not agreed to- The bin having b. en-
.urthar sn ended and discussed, was read third
fine and passe yeas 30, nays Is, as follows:
It,s-Me.srs Allen. Badger, Bell, Brai.e rd,
p-5he.d Brown, Butler, Cas-, CLAYTON Dswsen,
\ ,ap n ,dge Of Wisconsin. Douglass, Evans Foot
H.u.,cu, James Jones, of Tennessee, Mallory, Nor
KeatueIy, Thom.on OF New jersey, Wade, Wells
ans Wusht-Se.
81" Nls-Me.s,. Benismin, Bright, Clay, Dodge of
..Na. Fesssn6en, Fitzpatrick, Hamlin, Hunter,
laa,sot lows, Mssa, shdeil, Stuart, Sumner, Tou-
.sy sud " cleric
Ne copy below, trow the Acts of the Virginia
Assembly, page lSa the resolution for extending tho
80, -slAt;ve to Bounty Land to soldiers the war
Of Adopted January "a, 1854;
Ess--raE BY the General Assembly of Virginia,
t,t oar SeIstoTs be Instructed aud oar represents
ives b. requested tosse their efforts to procure the
rasssse OF al act by Congress extending the Bounty
'.r4 wa,er in the War of isl2 and to the widows
su5 minor children of such are deceased, an
s2unt OF land not exceeding vRe hundred and sixty
sc :, esch.
: Krsaice8 Thst copies of the above resolution be
l!aut,alited our Senators and Representative.
TIE SEARCH FOR TIKI SLoUP OF WAR ALBANY
aiy,ces have reached Washington from the United
States steamer Fulton, now on a cruise In the West
ladies in search Of the missing sloop of war Alba
ny The Fulton a; Cape Hayti on the 18th ult.
NJ intelligence had been obtained OF the search,
laough the Fu.ton had visited Nassau, San Saliva.
dor and s. Msthewstown, TO that end. Nothing was
known OF her al Turks Island, 1t was clear that
shewas not wrecked near either of the BahSmas
On the 18Th ult. the Fulton was to have weighed
suchor 10 continue her search, proceeding through
;ae Mono passage and thence to the Island of St.
Thomas for coal
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TOR SALE.-Exchange on New York
l. at three quarters prem MUM. North Carolina mo-
ney received at per cent. discount.
TransAlleghany Bank notes received at per cent
discount
Gold and Silver bought and sold at
HURLEY'S EXCHANGE OFFICE,
fe 2-Sm No. 5 Pearl street.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE ON 5TH STREET, NEAR ARMORY
BRiDGE-By virtue of a decree of the Hastings
Court OF the City OF Richmcnd in the of "Bare
foot rs Barefoot" &C., the undersigned thereby ap-
pointed Commissioners, will expose to sale at public
February at the hosr of Al O'clock the real in
the bill mentioned consisting of part of lot No. ST.
IN the plan of said city, with house thereon front
ing % feet on 9Th street, running back SO feet.
TERMs.-one- half cash, balance at months,
bearing interest.
ALBERT BAREFOOT,
LEROY BAREFOOT, JOINTS
ES Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPERsoN,
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tLOVER 8 Il Il D.-I00 bushels prime
new crop Clover Seed for sale by
e7 Il. II. SkINkER l. CO., Cary st.
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100 BAGS LAGUAYRA COFFEE.
Il cS Landing and for sale by
fec BACON BASKERVILLE.
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DlQ PACKAGES LOAF, Crushed,
40 PuIyerized, Coarse do, Yellow and Clari.
fed SUGARS in store and for sale by
fec WINSTON l. POWERS
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WANTS.

WANTED-To hire, for the balance of
w the year. a Negro Woman, who can come
we'll recommended asa Nurse and Seamstress. APP
ply at this office. fe 8-ts
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MEMBERS ought to feel the importance of
attending these meetings and it it hoped every one
will be present hereafter
EVERY OFFICER 10 earnestly requested to be
at his post if possible each meeting The roll will
be called every Wednesday evening and abssntees
reported. - = = = :"
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