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COTTAGE DAYS.

Far ina deep and shaded vale,
where winds a strcamIet full and clear.
sands the old cottage Of my heart.
Wrspt in a thousand memories dear.
4 thousand memories cfthe days
OF lreamy and untrouhicd ease,
When ! was young, and walked sith Health
And Hope among the hills and trees.
M5.s. gathers on tn. crcaking door,
Within, the swallows mould their nests
The hoor is strewu with russct leaves.
And Hone the spider. web rnolcs,.
Yet .till. far from The thron. and clash
N the grca. eitys srampled streets,
NJ fancy flies like a lorn bee.
t. this rude hAun, OF rural sweets
t-aia | 9uaTtbc breath of morn,
Just fresh ming 'mons tho hame-tip, hills,
Aud lis, the song Of early birds,
And the Wild g!ec Of hFawling rills.
or. ma-ing meath tho lattice porch,
osr thAtchci with richly blossomcd vine,
I hear the distant .inkIins fold.
.. lowing Of we'll pas;urcsi kline.
Thea comes our fioriau hasel.cyed.
With spri,e like lo,sliness and grace.
To bless mp With her converse sweet,
Aai perfect lily. FASH gned face
4si arm in arua Adpwn the lane,
Between old dasky linden rows.
We fouiy tuve--ttil thick ming shades
Pfyelain tbs loas lays Tranquil close
q aaicysn days. when life was given
Ia sSatlc AMI AreAIlaa calm.
When VA meek c5nsen,maat'' guest,
tal feel her kindly soethins balm.
w an for my ,hir.s she ircv her viac.
ffe,h from cash htlipok'. sparSlin, 'Pstass,
tsI fouai ambrss,a ia the lush
5feen orchards autsnn ofpfiass
When all the dcwy flower, .prvui 81
seeind burlenI III yli7glcss prayer,
and from the woody apiani' rose
Iae worid' sweet praise everyHhess.
Taas "a MY spirt visions tAf5ae.
ssec, assm5riss u cVcsoItas bits,
TIL. n The dense Walled 4u,ty mari,
+ fec, rural b'essr.incss
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senator pu.h, OF Ohio, IN speech
at Cincinnati the other day, gave the Re
public ms a hard blow. "TEey," he eS
elaine never mad but one United
States House of Representatives,. and
even in that one, the las. two weeks of
the session were spent in quarrclllns
among themselves as to who should be
expelled for obtaining the most plum
der.
We have never heard Of case in which
the sham Democrats turned successful
pecula,or out of the party. The great
,r the "Steclc, the "sounier" the Demo
crat, is the rule.-RfpabHe.
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Rest satisfied with doing well, and
leave others to talk OF you as they
please.
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1t is TO be doubted whether he will
ever find the way to heaven who desires 10 20
thither alone.
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\ ~. Sex IpyER The following letter
rarF1rting 10 have b=sn toand IN a bsttle
oa = voyage frnin san Frauci-cp l. Nv
i9rk, is supposed IT, h, the lh-t at!iru uf \
i5ser 1T -sss 10 hrs lnamuraia at home
Ns Der In IaiI4--W art 2oin down
N l,sas, 81 the fust mai, informs me, very
.son and that KIND gentleman adv ises ine
TO do INV little choars b,,futc the fatal strake
euls nay karcer On ycarth i'-.l very
quccr, having ct no breakfast, and my sup
E-t having gone tho rong va. The waves
). rtllin' mountain hl and our dSin' stuari
aisiss pork and molas- tied To- string
frl very sad .ho.d like 10 take mi hat
sud 20 ashoor. The captain is very Kind
hart,i, and am ~ .,ft she'll -;ummek j
that he Is aiwavs orlgrin me low and |
f,'l constantly like comm up. Oh, # was
Ashore, never come 10 s'a ag'n, never,
ueFer.
Jus, ta plage me-, they've been aul sal,en
all the wottcr. This morning was sick
to my stummick and undertuk 10 Il, a
drink . youvc NJ iiear how salt it wa
asked the matt what the Klaus was, and he
~ti !, was on akkouut -! all the PORK bar
rls having leaked.
rhcrc now wa 'rea Going | he.rd the
apin say To large g. .dryd gutleman -
You'd better lite the lamps before yon %
'i1wn--ani can iccl it two. The ship IS
li,ch,n. and the salor- is a don up the 'ales
IA take en ashore. them kan swim nat
kan ! DO , ain, ust tu the klimate, and
the wot,sr is SOW lamp that cum into mi
hunk las, nite. All yon Ii ever no about ms
will be this ere bottel, and va kant rely
upon ever gettin it very sartin the whaler is
spw thick ia this logartude. There
re gnin down. Now | must -ccl the
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Judge fancy encounters u Nor
Easter,

/ tlon granting 10 "every citizen of the
/ United States free access to the ballot
box. II has been so thirty seven years
But one day last winter, five silk -gowned
Shareholders at Washington, mumbled
Opinions" over bred Scott, in which
they assumed to distranchise half a million
citizens of the United States, and among
them a thousand citizens Of Maine.
The State Senate submitted the matte,
TO the State Supreme Court. The State
Supreme Court restored to the colored cit
izens the votes which the national one
had attempted to snatch away.
Ofcoutsc the democrats denounced this
action. of course the republicans sus-
tanned Il.
Sc they joincd issue Monday, they
tough, it out
Wcll,thc republicans swept Maine like
tornado. From Portsmouth to Passam-
aquoddy it is all one story. Here and
there is a fragment or relic of democ-
racy. but that is ALL That unfortunate
party have literally gone to pieces.
May they profit elsewhere by the lesson
Maine has gwen them. and ircmcmbcr that
If they rW have slavcholdcrs for their
judg's. they must nevertheless have free
men for their jury Itbany Ereaing
JoHFudi.
DOMESTIC RretrEs. The folowin .
recipes for articles which took premiums
I a, the state Fair, have been handed us
| for publication.
The IFhHe Brrai which took the
second premium. was made OF -four
which was not Of first quality. The
recipe of it was as follows: Take four
quarts Of -four and piece Of butter as
big as m egg; pour from the tea
kettle boiling water enough to scald
one hall of the four when the butter is
mcitcl, add cold water suiiicieut to wet
all the remaining fl5lr; then adj a cup
full OF hop yeast, or a cake of lry yeast
Dissolved in cup Of var water; st it
to rise over night; when risen. in the
morning. ada pint of new milk. and
more -four; mould il we'll on board,
HiL II III pms ~ - lll4 az HpuT. ti4El
bake one hoar Tae peculiar merits of
this bread CONSIST in the sweetness which
scailin. the Hour develops. and the
mos, nature of the bread, which renders
it good for keeping. When frs, rate
flour is used. The new milk is unncccssa-
~. and then tn bread will be good a
fortnight.
7he Gwrant Jelly which obtained the
premium wa. made by the following re-
cipe: Wash the eurrants AMI stew them
i few moments in preserving kettle;
strain the juice in bay, pressing as
much Of the pulp from the seeds "a you
can measure pint of Juice to pint of
crushed sugar; boil together and skim
for ten minutes, thea, while warm, place
i in the glasses, pat piece Of brandy
paper over it in day or two, and SCI IT
IN cool dry place. Paper dipped in
the white OF egg, or gum arabic does not
preserve the Jelly as well as brandy pa
per. 10 press the currents unstewcd is
harder work than If stcwel. ard not get.
ting 50 much Of the pulp from the seeds,
does not make such stiff, hard jelly;
while TO pu, cold Juice and cold sugar to-
co,hrr and stir, thus maxim. jelly with
out any heat, leaves i, certain 10 fermcnt
in A lew weeks. - Wig.
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We have the authority of the Dis

We have the authority of the Dis
trict Secretary and Agent ofthe Amer
ican Sunday School Union. for stating
that no, n dollar contributed 20 that in
stitu,ion in aid of It's missionary work,
has been lost BY the late defalcation.-
Nor will any money thus given in fn-
tn &c be diverted from this object to pay
any deb. arising from the late fraudulent
transaction. The society has Mission
AIRY and Publication Department. and
the business of the two is kept entirely
distinct. If. in the end, any loss be
found to accrue to the society from the
conduc. of the late Corresponding
Secretary, it will fall wholly on the
Book Department, which sustains 'tsel'
independent of funds contributed to the
society.
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The rest was illegihl..

Ecctsst.srt,'at DErtSirro>s- Dutch
reformed clergyman and a High Church
Episc1laliAn minister were conversins t0grth-
cr one day in the street, when Baptist preach
%. famous for iests approached them lie
laid his hani f,miliariy on the shoulder of
the Dutch reiormer. ramarking-
..liere is the Gospel and then placing the
other hand on the SHOULDER of the tpiscolA
lian, he observed land here the Law
The Episcols,'ian pointed at the Baptist,
And there Is the Apo. th. h~,r4~n the
two''
The Baptist, eoolly walking on, observed,
Dominic, owe you one.
\ pugL SETTLED M CASH. \ Frsnchnan
was to fight a duel with an American, the
conditions were that but one shot should he
exchanged and that the precedence should
20 by lot The frenchman got the first
chance, but failed 10 hit his adversary. rs
the Yam kee lifted his weapon, the other call
ed out. "lIold, will buy your shot All
were astonished at this, but his opponen. an
swerod What will you givee' Five hun
dred tiolars. - Nonsense, said the Yankee,
give rae two thousand and | will call 1t
square" Done" said the frenehman, and
the duel was ended.
fare YOU afraid OF hanks falltng'" asked
the cashier as Mrs. Partlngton went to draw
her pension Banks failing, said the dame,
II never had any idea about it at all II
he gets votes enough don't See how he can
fail, and il he don can't see how he Is to
help it Il meant said he, "the banks
that furnish currency for the country She
stood a moment counting her bills .'oh
YOU did, did you?' said she; 'well, ITS about
the same thing. II they have money enough
to redeem with and heaven knows there
nsed enough Of rdemption for a good many
Of them, and more grace than they aiio"
their customers, they NAV stand it but doubt
ful things ara uncertain She passed oil Ike
an exhalation. and the cashier counted out
one hundred and fifteen dollars aud seventeen
cents fifteen times while pcnderins what she
said in order to catch her meaning. ua-
-eite.
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JOB PRINTING

Executed at this Office with neatness and dispatch
Posters, shop-biIls, Blanks, Circulars Bll-iicads
Programmes, Receipts, bylaws, Court Dosksts
Envelopes, Labels, Cards, &c. &ci
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A TRIAL FoR THE ODD CKNr-
The Washington Star saws that some
days ago a producc-dealer IN Wash
ngton sold a customer half peck OF
potatoes f1r shilling, and in taking
his pay from quarles d~il-.' .-tnrn"d
twelve cents change. This the customer
declined to receive, claiming thirteen
cents as his due. A dispute ensued,
which ended in the customer getting
out warrant for the odd cent, and the
case being tried, he recovered it.
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er. Some examples in subtraction
Borrowing ten, is dividing the minuend
into two parts, for convenience. Thus
we use what We have. to get what we
have not. Exercises closed.
EMMA l.. TREvErT, Frankfort.
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Xounx Mems Christian Az

~ b'V' IT.. fourth LectuI" o, tHe F'eso"'
@ On Ft s,ss Eyf De- vsr. jan OF
an A. :. oeioes; At the First Presbyterian Rev.
~, Ncorea ChHsn their season itch eta from the
MEMBER S' tsf Room. of the Association
T,rAet, Of adIa'ss'7, Ss Exchange Hotel. at the
-, book stores n .hinson. Meade & Baker. and
res :, L'd e,I,S Of aeAets 25eent' Fer schools
.,- * t'r 81 "a ,,.erd both the Lecture and
,, -sgui2' tf'cS> 81, rornu,enne next Friday even
,saby, The Sue ,r.tesd of o'clock js7--St
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aPEOIAI. NOrlOgA.

steam PrsntiaG.-.T undersigned
taxes occasion At the commencement Of Q new year,
to return his thsnks to the public Of Virginia and
North Carolina, and especially to the citizens oil
Richmond for their liberal patronage during the pasi
hfteen years. Anxious TO merit q continuance oil
these favou. BY adordins to his customers unsur
patsed facilities for the execution Of every descrp
ton OF PRINTING he has supplied his Office with
the latest improved STEAM Book, Job and Card
PRINTING PRESSES, the newest styles OF Types
Otnamsnts and Borders, end large stock Of Anseri
can, English and French Papers and Cards. He
hopes by these ample facilities by superior work
runctuaiity in filing orders low prices, and . de-
termination to please, to secure largely increased
patronage the present year.
II. X. ELLYsoN, ls7 Main ct.
il S-ts Richmond, Va.
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a Preserve your Teeth ---Arresr De-
Gay Sound AMI healthy Gums, Teeth white as Ala
oHsteI auG petfumet breath can be obtained by the
Csc Of DONDLNS DENTAL FLUID Il prevents
LI OF tartar, renders the teeth white and
SfaAce to tHe breath Recommended as superior to
guy preparation known, by nn Peasants Hudson
.'-LGy1A' &c &C. OF this city, and by Dentists and
p'Yhoialt everywhere.
1J' ss.e By sA Druggists, wholesale and retail BY
GEORGE D0WDEN
Chemist and Druggist,
"s ~'-'LA 9th and Broad sta,
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"a Pc,fumsd Breati,-who wouIahav

y z PCflUnlPd DFTniI' " no WCUIN HIVE
, -..gs--.ab e breath when by using De LA COUR'3
8sLN Of the WdlTE WATER LILY as Dent
+ CO. Z. can 6e rendered sweet. and leave the teeth
d, " lie as asbs.isr. Put q drop your tooth
rush aGa washt lie teeth night and morning.
= Beautiful Complexion may easily be &C.
lg.-s5 us.az De La Cour's BALM Of the WHITE
v,aTERLILY. /. viii removs tan, pirpes and
CO., f4m the skin leaving it soft and rosy. Wet
t5vs0. pour OF two or thIes drops and wash the
ace nj sht and morning.
ShayinR Made E1sy.-Wet your brush aud
focF On two or three drops of De lie Coure BAL a
al ne WHITE WATER LILY, rub the beard we'll
and will nske 2 besutlu! soft lather.
PTlce fifty cents.
For sale BY PURCELL, LADD L co, and Drug
ss6 generally. dc Sim"
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yThe large and new Mons ter
SKNI,JGHT Is NOW C0MPIETED and AM

sKYLlGHT Is NOW COMPLETED, and AM.
BROTYPES and DAGUERREOTYPEs are now
taken at this moner size Skylght Gallery TO surpsss
anything in this part of the country. Come and
for yourselves. We prepared to put up ILLNESSES
in every known style of Art. Now on hend, Morocco,
Cases of every size and price. Also, Gold Frames,
Gold Loeketts and Gold Pins designed for pictures
Also Ambrotype and Daguerreotype stock and mate
rails at wholesale 70 country operators at New York
prices CSBORNE,S Gallery
my 10 Sign of the Flags
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= ]. q. Houaan. DsuIist Inte Esesls.en

r."Dr j. &. Houlan, 0SuIist, late Resident
Surgeon to the " y!ls Hospital In Philadelphia for
Diseases Of the Eve snG Limo. Having he'd great sx-
enos both in the Medical and Surgical treatment
90 the distases TO which the Eye is liable fatter
lr.s!fthst esu give sa-afaction to those who may
a5ss ny elyice.
F-s-imocis.s Al TO capacity from the Surgeons OF
az Wills dos5i,la
r. U;1e or the corusr Of franklin street aud Lo-
Gus. Alley few doors below the Exchange Hotel -
t'fGce hcur2 from 9 30 il A. I'd. 40 &3-d5u*
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2 Notice.,.The suh.rniaa,. ,u.r1, .....

e Notice.~-,Nhe subscriber would mos
te'ptct9!Y call the attention Of all in want of the
y.t' pOCbLE SOLE BOOTS and CATERS
ell~er N5t& or plsn TO case that he has lust re.
SsFsd Iaey are made by Monsieur Melies of Pa
rs 2fesaly 10 my order aad will be the last csse OF
IBIS ana "sit9ra for winter wear that viii be re.
ee-'ea IN THIS city this season. Also Oh hand large
ss'oFtment Of Double Sole aud the finest kind al
Dig+s SCOTS q alters and Shoes of my own msnufac.
10 which most respectfully call the attention
a. ~ V 3at Of boots and shoes OF superior quality.
81 Liates ana Gentlemen's srench Boots and
ue ia Shoes. IN Main st., Richmond.
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S s'ss..a p se. ".'' ss1 IN.
,sved his eng ', .sx he found during the da~; at
- ,rest sh.Te a. coruerof Grace and 9Th streets
tN2t'
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nNLY -FOUR " &c Eks MVKa As
A 7 COsT: ayr COsT: AT LV.T 1

VAL COHEN, 175 BROAD STREET,
Having YET very large stock in hand, and bling
compelled to close it out within this month"; | shall
ofsr from this dag. every article
AT AND BELOW COST, FOR CASH.
The assortment ia q very complete one containpg
The usual variety TO he found in Dry Goods store.
and rather than sacrifice the goods at auction they
wi lbe sold a.
DIFFERENTIATION PRICES, WITHOUT RE.
GdRD TO COST
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By j. Il d. Payne, Auct.
A IA K G K TWO STORY WOODEN
ARCH STREET AND HAXALL'5 CANAL.-Wil
bs sol on MONDAY, the 18th day Of January. at 4
street., together with the lease for years Also
lot of well made Win low Sash 10 by IL. Also
lot sfBox flames The building 10 very conven.
iently located for q carpenter shop
If desirable. the ground on which the house stands
fronting about so feet 81 st. will be sold also
TFRMs-One-thrd cash; balance In months
ja6 JOHN r. a. PAYNE Auct
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E&PECIGL NOTICE Is REOUESTkD
"a TO THE EOLILQMING CARD LII -.

8 ssing thorough, complete and accomplished edu-
CATION ana VINO has recently experienced most TN
expected misfortune is DESTROYS of obtaining en-
pioymeTt in the South as TEACHER and having
devoted great part of her life the study CT Draw
ing and Painting would prefer giving her attention
excusvelv to that branch of elegant and fashion.
bic education. She would obi 'et, however, 10
situation as Governesa family of children or to
take charge of select number of pupils Ill neigh.
borhood Further particulars made known on sppll.
cation. Terms or salary VIII bs arsnge6 to sui cir.
cuustances and according to amount fduy pcforn,-
ed. The highest testimonials siven as 10 auslifcs
tons, sc. Address LADY TEACHER"
To care OF I'll, ;" Box SIS, Richmond, Va.
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*Pistols, Pistols Pistols.-Life and Pro
PERTY PREsERyERs Just received. one hundred
COLTS PATENT REPEATING PISTOLS; fol
sale by JAMES WALSH Gun Importer,
ss-1m doors above st. Charles Hotel.
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~" 1Iany Thousand Likenesses have
been taken thJs ydsr in J0H NSOA'S DaguerTeotype
N8zon corner Of 7th and Broad streets Go and get
one Of his 81 Collar pictures, ard you will
T.. pleased win *. de Ii--lu4*
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~ HF' william u. Sneiiiugs, situated on
tts corner OF Bso4d and 25th streets can bs fond
'l" ana night, when NO. professionally engaged.
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THE SUBSCRIBER ba,

CA THE SUBSCRIBER h.. on
RS@kkA hand, to commence tn new wear. good
I aA.AS supply of Saddles, Brides and Hsrness
OF almost every grade, which he will saU
very low for cavh. The public are respsctfn,!v +,
vited TO examine my STOCK as .hall Of cou,ss ssi
lng for cash, sell cheaper. Come one, then. coma
a,i VINO mend spending your money, and get good
article for much less than the customary credit
ALSO, a fsw new and Second Haud Lieht Car.
riages, which will &c sold remarkably cheap -
Harness and Saddiery establishment. of
J. w. DENNIS.
Where the best of bargains car be had ia I'm
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...-acll.r NntIce-.At nntI beIow Cost

" -. ,.rge. ua,l the 2i'h inst, at which time
- vii. be c,esed, offer the residue OF my
, * Of Dry Goods st and oe6" e0s'' io' Cash
.ysrs 3 lsrse and 5ss,rsble essortment Of Spring
.. - Ssg3 coussss9 in part Of Summer Mouse.
4 8sef DLaines snd otaeF va ie' h OF T a1 10
l-..s Goods, great inducements VIII Dc 0"e'e0 W
'ss esr lay in such supplies as they need in
,.,s ftbgIc, aud Housek eeplng articles, and save
-..- = per cent. ,-.., -
T. D. QUARLES,
=. IT,. 90 Broad street
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numbsr OF scientific gentlemen assembled yes
leEdsy Al the house Of Dr.. Turnbu, 10 witness the
resi- IS rrlcucel by process recently discovered by
ih, Decor and applied fJT this cure Of Deafness and
3. adassG.
E7-wesn twsnty and thirty patients attended,
.asay Of @hJm, it wss stated by their parents had
teen bg.a deaf and dumb They were submitted to
various ests by which it Psoved that their deaf
nes1 rad been cured by ths apple inn of Dr. Turn
aE.Is Tsaiedes and what appears most singular is,
mat Wae-her the disease depended on paralysis Of
.c0n OF the laegns passages, relief has been ob-
'ALet, OF complete effected without delay, pain
or llaJn1 enlencs Several patients VINO represent
81 they had teen completely blind said that they
t.Iti n)W =o9 perfectly well.
~ W. s-sos with the Messrs. Chambers, that DR..
IG'nba.i has, b. patience and ingenuity Obtained q
s'4sP 81 certain new indictments and methods cal
'oa ed - cure cafes of deafness ouch were never
t't7d telJT5. ia S-d6ts
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LIFCII'S

oRr%rITTM PHOTOGRAPHS.
FIRST CLASS DIPLOMA 1856.
WHITEHUR8T CALI cry,
-.fs-rv,s 77Main street.
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s NOVELTY.

C%y DOLLAR AlIBROTYPEs.
CUTYING'B PATENT
A Itch,
o. ,g-.1rr- NhitehUrst Gallery
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r4~-D r, Coons, late OF 81. Louis, Mo-
r5cs sri rssdencs On 81 street., west side, between
ssarlEs! and ClsY So. ne S-aEn*
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b, Alexander Mott

WATCHES. JEWhs.h Z, HARDWARE,
auction, THIS EVENING, commencing at 7 O'Clock.
a large assortment of Watches Jewelry, Hardware,
Cutlery, Pistols Dry Goods, Clothing, Hsts, Fancy
Glassware, &c.
The above goods now landing from Now York,
and will be sold without limit or reserve The sale
will be continued every night this week, until the
stock is closed. ALEX MOTT
oe % Auetioneey
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by Davenport Allen & Co.. Aucts.
A DMINISTRATOR'ss SALE OF STOCK
"A OF GROCERlES.-Cn WEDNESDAY, 14th
January, will sell at 10 o'clock, at the store
formerly occupied BY n. Underwood, on Broad
street, q large stock of GROCERIES, consisting of
PR ne Rio Coffee
Do New Orleans Molasses
Liverpool fine Salt
Cotton Yarns
Herrings, in barrels and half barrels
Coffee Sugars
New Orleans do &C. &c.
TERMs-Under $lt0. cash. 300 AM over, four
months credit, for satisfactory endorsed notes
By order of the Administrator.
js 8-tds DAVENPORT. ALLEN & CO, Aucts.
The store and lumber house will be rented for one
year. D., A CO Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-09

NOTICE--Having purchased a portion
" of the property owned by MIR. N w. Walton
on 7th street North of Leigh, and mors recently
rented the Shop occupied by him adjacent thereto
have enpl Dyed Mr.. JOHN +. PEkOE, 10 conduct
at the said Shop in my name, and on my account the
busine s. of HousebuIdBg and Carpenteng generally
All business In his bns will be- attended to by hi a
promptly, and executed in faithful and workman
Ike amer, whether for the erection of Bulldogs
or Repairs. JAMES z. GODDIN.
L. -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-09

ltFFFkENIEs.
+. n. Maury & Co, Richmond,
Dickinson Hill Co, do.
VIM. Harrison Co., do.
Jno. ?. Ballard, Esq, do.
Jas Harden ESQ, do
Gen r. III. Boykin, Isle CT Wight
DR. sain'i Wilson, surry.
Alex Dudley, ESQ., King and Queen.
D. Walker Haxsll, Esq Charlie. City.
Francis X. Nelson, Esq, New Kert.
Peter Hanger ESQ ugusts.
Jno. Wood, Jr, Esq Alhemarle.
Chas. B. Williams, Esq, Henrico.
Frank Ruftin, Esq Chesterfield. de "a I'm