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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-02
CONGRESS-WEDNEsnAY-

The President of the United States commun sted
- tue Senate all The correspondence Instructions
&c given by the Government 10 Commodore Per-
~ in relation 10 the Japan expedition.
Mr. Bsyard OF Delaware, made u statement in
rrtu,aiioE of certain charges, connected with the
Presidential election OF 1901, and contained ia tho
Memoirs Of Thomss Jefferson against the late
Hon James Baysrd, father OF the present sena-
ter As the Memoirs were published by the autho-
rily of Congress- Mr. Baysrd deemed it proper to
have an official contradiction placed among the
snnas of the country. Mdssrs Pearce, Cass, Hun
ter and Mason highly eulnszed the public seryi
ces and moral worth OF Hon, Jas. A. Bayara.
The Senate then resumed the consideration of
tie Army Appropriation bill, the pending proposi-
ton being that Of Mr.. Shields 10 auhorise the enl-
IlsSment OF three thousand mounted vOlunteers TO
which Mr. Hunter had offered a substitute The
discussion was continued until late hour but no
vote was taken.
IN inc House ofRepresentstivas Joint resolution
wss introduced by SIR Rice proposing to disproye
and snnul certsin sets OF the Minnesota legislature
Incorporating railroad companies. After some ex.
plantations the resolution was referred
The House resumed the consid Grafton of Terri
ioIlaI business, in Committee OF the Whole when
Nr. Richardson moved 10 strike out OF the bill
authorizing tie construction of subterranean rail
TaRd 10 the Pacific the clause granting two millions
ut acres Of the Tblic lands, and reserTing to the
cnlpHny only the right of way. This was done
WIKI the appreciation Of Dir. Farley, the patron OF
the bill. Mr. Benton denounced the movement as
sporting with legislation. Mr. Richardson reioined
-1d In order to prevent further discussion on this
bill moved 10 strike out the enactiDg clause This
"ss agreed 10, and the bill reported with Others
the House
Several bills providing FOR military roads, arsen-
ais, public buildings, &c, in the Territories were
taTorabiy considered and finally passed.
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NEW YORK MARKEr-wEDNEspay.

The Journal ii Commerce of Wednesday even
Ing, has The following on the money market:
The money market is very easy, and call loans
which were made a. per ct, are now being return
FL unless tho lender will consent 10 reduce The rate
l. per CT.
The stock market opened nj decline bu,
theyr was after the first board more animation in
the street, and prices improved Erie selling as high
rs is
Foreign Exchange is without further change, bu,
las uesu mostly nominal since the closing of the
steamers mail
Tae Suh>Fressury has received the remainder
a. the g 600 900 in specie from Boston, not any of
vaeh ye; been credited ia is report of receipts
- specie m hand.
the lawn sale 10 day wen; Of better than was ex
yected the range was 10 l-asll . averaging near
" tic.
Sales d Virginia Stock al q 3.S TO u I'd
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From .NeEc Orf1uas.

NEW OALEANs Jan. 3I.-A government expodi'
ton is organizing bore under Captain Pope, TO
consist OF 80 men, to procure Information relatiVe
to the Pacific Railroad. The principal object of
the expedition is to ascertain il water be had
on Lands de EsteVado by sinking artesiau wells
The steamer's news had favorable effect on The
cotton market Prices are sti lei, but not ouoably
higher. The Of the last three days have been
IL 800 bales.
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BY THOMAS w. KEESEE.
BY LARUS & SHINE.

DATENT RIGHTS OF THE AMERI-
l. CAN LIFTING PUMPS AT AUCTION-On
next SATURDAY Morning, the Sd of February, at
II o'clock, we will sell az public Auction, at the
Horse Lot. the Patent Rights of the American Lift.
ing Pumps for the following countless viz:
Henrlco, Hanover, Caroline, New Kent, King Wiz
and Cumberland.
This Pump is acknowledged by scientific men, who
nave witnessed It's operation, to possess many ad-
vantages over all other Lifting Pumps now in uss
and to be enc OF the most valuable inventions of The
day. ~
A working model of it cen be seen at our Store "a
Main st and all the information requisite given
Mechanics would do we'll by calling and examin.
ingit. LARUS & SHINE
ia auctionear,
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LATEST MAIL NEWS

SERIOUS ACCIDENT On Tueaday last at South
Ppetou, on the Denvllle Railroad, Mr.. POWELL
RLANEsSsHIr, of Powhatan, was seriously II not
fatally wounded. youth standing near him wac
handling revolver, when he uniutenti onally AIRED
it a, and tive balls entered the abdomen of Mr.
Blsnkership, AT last accounts he was Ia very
precsous condition and there but Sigh. hopes
II his recovery.
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CHICAGO, Jan 81 The condition of the rail,
roads south AMI west from this place has become
quite desperate by reason of tire Snow. We have
had no communication with St Louis or Springfield
for eleven days. There are seventeen locomotives
frozen In or buried up beneath the snow on the
Chicago and Mississippi Road
To day was the day fixed upon by the State Le-
Rsature TOR the election of United States Senator
but there was no quorum present in the Joint con-
vention OF the two houses great effort viii be
MADE tomorrow 10 secure quorum and make an
election without the absentees
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CHEAPER THAN EVER!i!
GREAT RED UCTION OF THE PRICE

GREAT REDUCTION OF THE PRICES!,
"E inform the Ladies of Richmond, Va,
W and the Ladies in general, that we have Just
received lew stock of fashionable SPRING HATE
COLLARS, DRESS CAPS. Alec, on hand vet a
fine assortment of Saxony and French Embroideries,
fine French Kid Gloves at she. a pair Dry 0oods
and variety of FANCY ARTICLES; all which
must be sold without reserve till the 9Th of February
e. Please call soon and get your bargains
WlGAUD l. SELDNER
jaS1-9t* lO4 Broad st.
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The Markets.

New YORK. Feb Cotton firm and upward
Flour unchanged and in moderate demand. Corn
firm, with advancing terdsrcy-saes at SO cents
Pork and Beef tending downwa ards and dull Lard
unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Feb Flour firm, at former rates.
No sales Of Wheat; but holders ask $i.9502 05 fol
white, and ST. sOGS2 for red. Corn held at IS cent
for white, and SO cts for yellow. Osts-Virginia 5O0
SIC. Rye quoted nominally at Sl.150St2o-msIket
mi
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CINCINNATI, Jan. 31.-The down train on the
oalo and Mississippi Railroad ran off the track yes
terday near North Bend Two passenger cars were
shattered and number ofpessengers were injured,
uat none seriously. brakeman was badly hurt
l ne weather here continues very cold and the
lavlsatlon Of The Ohio is still susnended
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FrSx.-In Baltimore, on Wednesday morning
three story building in Madison street, owned by
Mr. William Beysns, was destroyed by fire; also
one adjoining occupied by G. w. Starr, and ano-
ther owned by John Ehorf
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H0RNELLLsYILLE. Pa.

=, m ny IN hoRNELLsvrLLE-J. Beers, the keep.
60 last evening, by blow on The had ,u.S Sot,i.
49, -. III u. an IrShman named Stephen Hogan
estaf NJ, ihe name of Henry Mills was also irnpIi-
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NOTICE.-Anxious to close all debts of
IN Otey Golf and those of James w Gof, per-
s who have claims will bring them In to me for
settlement. All persons who Indebted to the
hrm aud to James w. Golf must come forward and
settle til cir bills longer indulgence be given.
fe 2-6t JAMES w. GOFF.
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RAGSt Z A G S The subscriber ha

RAGS! Is A u 5 The subscriber has
west of the Old Market, and opposite Messrs Brown
Shook, for the purpose of dealing in PAPER MA
TERlAL He will pay the cash delivery for
clean COTTON and LINEN RAGS, ROPES BAG.
81 &c, &c.
Having had many years. experience in the bust
ness, he thinks he will he able discriminate as
to qualities as to enable him to pay better prices
than other Dealers manufacturers of course
ed) The cleaner stronger and finer the article the
better. Rotten Rags are worthless and wooden will
not bear transportation.
Should country merchants and others choose to
send him lots directly his personal attention will be
given, and prompt remittance made by check on the
nearest Bank to them. SAM'L CARY.
REFERENCES-Samuel Marx ESQ. Cashier Rank
of Virginia; WIN. w. Dunnavant, Esq of Richmond
Enquirer Jas. A. Cowardn Esq. of Richmond Dis
Church. fs 1-2t
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NV YoRK, Jan. 81 The Rev. Mr. Goodw in, the
hnow-Nothing candidate, was elected State Seaa-
tor yesterday ia the 90 district. formerly repre-
scented by Gov. Clark. Mr.. Goodwin s a Maine
Lsw Hard Shell His majority will be about 2 800
Ia November there were ,633 majority against Gov
Clark 10 the same district and in favor ofthe Know
No.hinqs
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SUDDEN DEATH,-Mr. Wrigh; soulhga,e, cashier
o. the Exchange Bank OF Norfolk, died suddenly in
that city on Wednesday last OF disease of the heart
Nj Sou;hga;e was native of England, bu, had
been resident Of Norfolk for upwards of ftty-nine
ynsrs
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FOR SALE.-Exchange on New York
l. at three-quarters premium. North Carolina me.
new received at per cent discount.
Traus-Alegh any Bank notes received at per cent
discount.
Gold and Silver bought and sold at
HURLEY'S EXCHANGE OFFICE
ia 2-3m Pearl street
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT FROM COAL, GAS AT
THE MOYAMENSING PRISON

PHLADrtPHIA, Jan 81 Loving 10 defect in the
furnace for heating the Moyameasng Prison in this
city, last night the gas escaped into the air chambers
aud filled the cells above. This morning some 90
prisoners were found quite overcome by the effects
bat so far Only one hRt ded-e man named Holm
Hyder, committed month since for stealing Ali
the rest except three haze entirely recovered and
hopes entertained that they will recover, The
prisoners had!cosed the ventiiators, which caused
the serious effects suffered by them
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THE BRIG MOLJTNKUS ASHORE-GETTING
DEE MLIHlL--L, s

PROVIDENCE, Jan 80 The brig Molunkus. Cant
Bailey, OF kastpOrt from Havana for Boston, with
a cargo OF four hundred hogshead of rnolasses.
went ashore on Sunday, on Block Island The can
tain and crew went ashore TO obtain assistance.
and while there the vessel got Off hersetf and was
no, heard OF again until Monday, when she was
fallen in with by boat Of Islanders and car
Tied into Newport
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

WILL be sold in front of the Court
w House of Henrico county, on MONDAY. the
5th DAY OF FebIusyy next, at IL o'clock NJ two
GOLD WATCHES, belonging to estates.
la 29-6t A. B. HUTCHESON adnn,r
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
WOOD LAND FOR SALE AT AUG

w TION.-Willbs sold Ct ssctien On MONDAY
the 5th of February 1855 ct II O'Clock. In front Of
Henrico County Court House, about 100 acres Of
Wood Land. lying on the DaIbytown roed miles
below Richaoud, adjoining The hands Of y > Aflee,
TaRMs-One.third cash, one-thlrd 9 months and
ana shird IS months fos nseottsble notea bearing
interest. With good endoIssys
piss az ths lard en- - sssa q ~ elIea.
a 20 = oAuTHoRN.
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BY KENT, PAINE & KENT.

GARGO SALE OF SUGAR AND MO-
~ LASSES AT AUCTION-On TUESDAY. Feb
o. commencing at hslf past 10 o'clock we will sell
&C the lower shed the Dock the cargo of schooner
2l5 hhds Sugar
26r bbla Molasses
Is tierees Molasses
TCRMs-Under 500 cash: over 800 4 nontbs .,s
dit for approved negotiable paper.
CHA6 7. WORKMAN L CO.
sac TO be conducted by KENT, PAINE kent,
n1es.oneeis fe 2-td
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WARRINGTON. Jan. 81.

Rpn., 49, w "SHINVTUN, jan. oT.
ry GStb b Star says that se.rets-
Commute. af u not made compn mise with tho
ton IL .Ist the only effect of taking up the
to at this period Of the session viii h.
Aahy otter important measures
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oHAkLHsrnN. Ian

D. YSHAELgsToN, Jan 80
,s-.In ~, bba% FEN Nat BLIcK AND GARRETT DA.
horses MAI BIjc. anile race to day between the
WOE. 'Aheu Davis, the former
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BY ELIAS HALE, JOG Main ct.
CEILING OFF BY ORDER OF CON-

~ S!GNCRS-The large and desirable stock OF
Goods now in the store los Main street, without re.
with little delay possible, the entire stock has
been marked down. and will be sold at greatly reduc-
ed prices at private sale, and at auction on WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY evenings, att o'clock,
without reserve.
Such an opportunity to obtain great bargains in
Staple and Fancy Goods is seldom offered as the
stock quite lage and 10 positively to be sold with
out reserve.
Thu Store is for rent. ELIAS HALE
ia 25-ts LOG Main at
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CHARLES RICHARDSON.

IMPORTER OF
HA VANA AND PRINCIPE CIGARS,
HA for sale, wholesale and retail, the
IL largest assortment of genuine HAVANA CT
CARS to be found in this State; Also great variety
ct Manufactured TOBACCO consisting in part Of
Col. Samuel s. Myers celebrated Phenix Imnerisl
Oronoko. Daniel Webster. and Miners Pocket Com.
panon brands; Cosby L. Winfree's Pride of Virs;n;a
Pome granate, and Palmetto Twist sA,o'
Also, few of those beautiful Real Meersch.um,
and Genoise Pipes.
Particular attention is called to RICHARDSON'S
Virginia Oronoko Smoking Tobacco, acknowisdseS
by some of the oldest citizens of Richmond to he
the finest article of the kind extant
jsSl No. 4. under Exchange Hotel.
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BY bis M mr Allen, the young man who was shot
speie' James Sheppard, in this county few
lst veal uleo, we learn, on Wednesday ni,ht of
'dls JosynqL Aeots OF the wound Farm
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NEWS
ADDITIONAL ny TnE ArRICA 4.

Interesting Ne,es from Cana -Fr,ghtfal
Mortality IN tAe Army- TIE Negotiations,
&c. &c.
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AUCTION sAIra
FUTURE DAYS.
BY T,YLoR L wfLTTzMs---

Two COTTAGE TENEMENrS IN
4 CoUNClL CHAMBER Hill. AT AtJcrf0N
On MONDAY. Feb. 5sh. 81 81 o'clock p n,,s
ments on Council Chamber Hill, on Cyprus Ailsv.
between the Clifton House and Msyo stYeet
They have been recently painted and thorou shlv
repaired. and really desirable to thoss wis6ins
small yet central locations, and are now rented Il
eo4 per mum each ~ =
TERMs-On about half the purchase money cre-
dit until 20ih May, 1887 AZ to the remainder one.
half cash; the other at months. Credit payfp nts
to bear interest," and be enthusiastically secured Taxes
for the present year 70 be paid BY the purchasers
fs2 TAYLOR n WILLIAMS Auet.
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BY 0ODDIN 4 APrERSON.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON TIN

" ALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 7th
BETWEEN CANAL AND CARY STREETS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION VIII be sold on
THURSDAY. the 9th day of February, 1855. on the
coed Tenement, on the west side of 7th street. be-
tween Canal and Gary Streets now in the occupancy
eff Col. 3. Myers
Also the vacant Lot adjoining ON The esst, 'front.'
ing ~ feet, running back $50 feet
The above real estate IL admirably located for
grocery store, or ether business purposes.
TERms-One-fourth cash; bs snse at s. 6 and mos
Tor negotiable notes, interest added, secured BY
trust deed, or title retained. The taxes and insu-
rance Tor the present to be paid by the purcha
ser. 0ODDIN ApPERS6N
fe2
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FINE GOLD pENs-Tta go -

L me oOLD EN- S.-The Gold Pen
the Union, By ali prsfs.o sns
ed BEN. 70 be far srior to any thing cali
thtae So presented to the world. They are of
.ea es1.ura thereby capable Of sutins r.
sb.pro'ai OF every writer. To be triad /.
fe2 CEDNTg ~
HL1AaNakETs, COMFORTS AND PIT
large ss.a,.,, eoh BALE PRIVATELY Il have
tos. soyns Hl OF the above named articles at NV
io@ fas Of Eain aad 18Th streets. which vii.
OF - oe'ersi tine Feather Beds Psrson. In WAN,
fe2 ieqnsstea 10 call and examine.
- ,=--------- ALEX. MOTT.
MED SUGARS.-I50 bbls, Coffee
fuvs,i,aa e DPS Coffee C, Is bbls Crushed % hhIs
.or 81 % boxes stuarts and othe, h,.s
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no THE PURLIC.- Although the

ITO THE PUBLIC Although the
Il charge of 81 So day for Board lin cors.-
quence of the very higU price of provisons) affords
me less profit than from the former charges Of
y per day. yet as am not willing to tax the libt I.
so cents per day, when they can, il they choose to
do So get elsewhere in the city, at former charges
comfortable and elegant accommodations as any
gentleman would desire. hereby give notice that,
from this date, the price of Board at the Exchange
Hotel will be as formerly-S2 per day.
TO the travelling public, and more especially to my
Virginia friends and customers tender my crate full
thanks for their past generous support and
and will assure them that in all respects no pans
trouble expense will be spared on my part to
make their sojourn at the Exchange, in every par
ticular, comfortable and satisfactory.
JOHN P. BALLARD.
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DOVE Hill, January 20. 1856 js SLIT.

NOTICE.-Having determined to close
In our BUSINESS we offer our entire stock ct cost
for cash only We wsuid therefore, invite the attain
ton Of purchasers to our elegant and varied
ment Of 0en.lemen's FURNISHING and FANCY
GOODS. which are alt Of the newest styles and
lstest importation. embracing every article OF Gen.
tlAmsn's under spparel, useful and ornamental ~.
ticles.
We urgently solisit those Indebted to us to make
im sdisse settlement and object il 70 closo
out % soon possible, will steadily sdhsre 70
tina cash pginsipls. WIN. y. ADCOCK CO., e
js3l Main st., under American Hotel.
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BY PAYNE & MAYO. Auct,

IL "A I'VE " MA ~, AQc9.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF real
Decree pronounced BY the Circuit Court of the C;t1
of Richmond on the I'd day of june, 1885, ia the suit
therein pending under the style Of Csrrinston
Commissioner, on MONDAY. 5th February, ' is5s a.
O'Clock P. NJ, (if fair If not, the next fair day
the Lot of Ground fronting q feet on l7sh street.
between Grace and Broad streets, running back 95
feet to street to be opened BY the Central Railroad
Adams Division.
TERMs-Cssh for so much may be required to
e as Of E. and Is months the ON
taking from the purchaser bonds with good security
for the credit insalusnts and retaining the title
snce directed by the Court.
selling .. Commissioner shall only convey with
'pssl 11 warranty 'oHN Q. Wc ammi..iaS.:,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
S0th day of January 1855 OF fair il not the next
fair day) at II O'Clock. in the town of Port Mayo.
lots each fronting 20 feet 18th street and runaing
new building containing rooms, and occupied by
David Mountain store. The above property il
near Williamsburg Avenue.
Aiss. at the same time lot fronting ON State
street 50 feet and running back 10 feet 70 alley.
The building on il 10 also new, containing rooms,
well of fine water on the premises The Lot ID
newly enclosed, and at present occupied by Mr.
Also, 1870 feet OF ground on Williamsburg Avenue
which viii be divided to suit purchasers. On thii
Lot there 10 small with % otheI
building Lots handsomely situated. The above pro
perry win be sold without reserve
TERMs-One-thid cash; balance In and months
the deferred payments secured by negotiable notes
interest sdded, with approved endorsers, and tht
title retained until the last payment be made
The sale will commence with the proparty frs
mentioned. PAYNE 4 MAYO,
ja4 Anctionesrs
POSTPONEMEET.-Ine consequences Of the In
clemency Of the weather. the atcve sale has keel
postponed to TUESDAY next, 9Th February. FSSl
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NJ OTICE.-BeiDg about to dissolve aud
~ wind up co-partnershp business it is highly
important that all accounts due US up to lat stan
should be immediately settled. Those therefore
owing bills due prior and on the LIST inst will
greatly obge US By settling thsir respective dues
immediately.
settled when presented.
ia 81 WHITE PAGE
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GA FOR BALTIMORE-Tbe ,npe-
- nor fast-s.il ing REGULAR packet schr n.
Fry, Capt VIM Booze, having the greater po,4,nr
OF her cargo engaged and going on board viii all
with quick dispatch. For balance Of freighs snnin
to jas w. D. COLQUITT 4 co
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ACCOMMODATION LINE FOR PEN

"~1@A00A LIN IAlNG TUX FEM.
BERTON. 80
is11r,nH ON and after the LIST Of
s,;Ii 1....l ID February. our day limo OF Pockets
sHTITs xs .K,chmond TUESDAY. THURSDAY snd
nav 'vWnENnrNG.Leave Pemberton at A. NJ, MON.
at ~ A n Ip ESD and FRIDAY. pass Js6erson
a. st 4: Jude,s Perry II A. M. Dover MN III
IN Richmo nown uskahoe 153 p ~, and arrive
rare same a. on the Mail Roata
ia 30-1w NAs1NfOnf.
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OFFICE OF SUPERINTDT OF SITS,
RICHMOND, Jan. 20. 1855.

OFFICE OF SUPERINTDT OF SITS,
RICHMOND, Jan. 20, 1855. !
PROPOSALS will be received at this
L Office until IL O'Clock M Monday, the 5th
February, for grading l4th street from Franklin to
the rsmovs Of .hont GOO cubic vsrds ~ serib
The proposal will state at wha price per cubic yard
considering the earth to belong to the
city on Broad street, below Mayo, or ON Marshall
between 18th and College streets, aud at what price
If required to be put on 9th street, between Clay and
Leigh.
ALSO-For about 900 square yards Of gutter pave
ments and 2400 square feet of grsve.ling average
six inches tsick) on said streets
Monthly estimates will be given upon the said
work as it progresses, with reservation of 90 per
cent. of the amount until the completion of the
work; the estimates to be convertible Into City Bonds
bearng interest aud redeemable at such time the
Commissioners of Streets may designate.
For further particulars, enquire of
ia S0-6t M. BATES, Supt. Streets
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ENGLISH AND MATHEMATTCA

THE Exercises for the third year Of my
l. School, at TEMPERANCE III ALL. Laurel
Hill. six miles below the city of Richmond, on the
Charles City road, will commence the 5th day of
February next and close the LIST day of December
with q vacation Of three weeks in the month of Au-
gust.
TERMs-very moderate, and made known en- ap-
plicatiop.
BOARD may be obtained in the neighborhood.
would also inform the citizens of Richmond apd
Henrico, that was for nine years the County Sur.
yeyor OF adjoining county. and win attend to
making surveys whenever convenient. My mode OF
calculating 10 by latitude and departure, the
only correct method known.
WILLIAM FOLKES.
DOVE Hill, January 20, 1855. ia Si-4t-
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AZ

ELECTROMAGNETIC consequence Of The In.
clemency Of the weather. the above sale has keen
postponed to TUESDAY next 9th February. FsSl
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| ENLUVES AND SOCKS.-l have now
~ on hand Silk. Thread, Cotton. Merino CASH
mere, Cloth Kid, Buck and Dog skin Gloves: also
| Buck Oauntlets, and Socks Of every description
| fe 2 A. LEVY, No 50 Main st