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A6Airs IN Chile.
OUR VALPARAISO CORRESPONDENT

VALPARAISO, Nov. 20, 1851
Case u the Ship Sporsmas-AH Redress Refused BY ne
Covernment-Capsdin 7hompson's nbwmenss-7he Local
E7ections-Consutdr Fees-Traghts
Nothing Of Importance has transpifed since my letter
Of the 1eth ns except that this government has in the
most dossed manner refused 10 admit the claim OF the
captain and Of the ship Sportsman, seized at santa
Marie the result has turned out just as bad expected
and the matter 10 be submitted 70 the home government
This in all probability the end Of the affair FOR the
course of the American government in such matters Is
well understood, and apprehension is felt by the
,horitcs here that Il will ever trouble them. Captain
Thompson at the suggestion OF the Minister leaves in
few days Tor Calders where he win take his ship and
seek charter An American makes nothing in asserting
hi, nationality this part Of the world he nigh, better
hail as a subject OF bis Hawaiian Najesyor OF his
Satanic Maesty-for in either he would have the sd
vantage over caizen Of "the great American nation"
Our diplomatic system IL bumbug-a weak miserable
and inefficient branch OF government OF what use or
benefit Is Governor Bigger or any oher man in his capa
city, without the support OF his government He has
done all TINT be do the premises and refers the
whole 10 Washington consul or the consgnees Of
thc ship would have done the same thing with quite a.
much certainty Of obtaining redress Beyond this there
scarcely item Of news that would interest the Amcr
Preparations being made for the election Of deputies
or representative; but such proceedings are under
stood TO be matter o. form in this country, they
excite no general interest The candidate is named by
the government and all the votes in the universe wge
poled against him he would be returned. ThaS have
wa OF stung ballot boxes that would mot suit our n5ions
of liberty or republcansna form peculiar N this gov
crnncnt which however, does not interest the foreigner
II is n family affair
business l. still Inactive and in frcights there sbso
Iutey nothing doing Some three fosr American
sels leave day for the Coast seeking bWne%aving
exhausted both patience and money waiting here Tor
something 10 turn up.
The new Consul has no, yet arrived. understand he
has large family. Ii so, sorry fer him; for do
not believe the fees OF this Consulate will suppyt family
respectfully Everything pertaining to living 80 10 100
per cent higher than in the United states
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BURNING OF TIE SARAH SANDS.


The steamer Sarah Sands, whic conveying troops 70
india took fire and burnt for fifteen hours. All the afer
part of the ship cesroyed and she put INTO Mau'
titus for repairs. The troops showed perfect discipline,
and tho preservation Of al, board extraordinary
letter from Captain Castle, commander Of the Sarah
Sands, published describing hepartia destruction or
the ship and the escape Of the troops and The IRE
discovered at 346 p. NJ. The precautions adopted
have already been given The flames burnt through the
upper deck and at about p NJ fearful explosion took
place the port magazine By this time, says Captain
Castle the ship body of fame frem the stern 10
the main rigging; and thinking scarcely possible 10
save her, called Major Brett, in command
Of the troops forward and told him my opinion request
ing him 70 keep order among the troops until the last but
at the time 70 every exertcn TO che ok the Gre
No person describe the manner in which the men
worked to keep the fire back Ono party wcro below keep
ing tho bukhead coal from burning, several OF whom
were dragged up scnseless, whsn fresh volan-
tecrs took their places, but who soon in turn
again had TO be dragged up in the same
state. At II p. n. the maintopsai yard
took fre Mr.. Welsh Quartermaster, and four or FIVE
soldiers, aft with blankets and succeeded in OK
tsgushpg the flames there, but until the yard AMI
mast were nearly burnt through. About midnight we
appeared TO have made impression the are, and
after that drove it back inch by inch until day light,
when it had been completely go. under The ship now
appeared fearful plight merely the shell aiming
The port quarter blown by the explosion Gf,een
feet Of water was in the hold and tho ship rolling
heavily and taking in large quantities Of water aft.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICAN.
l. --
| FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS FROM EUROPE.
~O>e.ooo~~o~>~~~ee~NoI~
Improved Condition Of Financial
Affairs.
CoNeOLa SO 7-8 . -.
~~~~oNoo~o~S>o~~o->c~~So~
Improvement in COttOn-Decline
i'm BreadstulHs.
o.o-o1.>>0>~O~s~oO~oNo~NoS~
Additional Accounts Of the Fighting
at Lucknow.
Arrival Of the American Minister at
Hong Kong.
PREPARATIONS FOR AN ATTACK up0N CANTON.
.,~.o<~-~c>~Oo.~o<->~-~>o~
BURNING OF THE STEAMSHIP SARAH SANDS.
&C.. DC, &c
Improvement i'm COttOn-Decine
i'm BreadstuRs.
Additional Accounts Of the Fighting
at Lucknow.
BURNING OF THE STEAMSHIP SARAH SANDS.
&C., DC, DO

PoRnAND, Jan. "a, 1857.
The steamship North American arrived here at o'clock
MS evening. She sailed from Liverpool at O'Clock on
ne morning of the Both ut Her dates four days later
hhan those already received.
The North American brings rs passengers She ives of
Ape Race O'Clock this morning, and Captain Grange
ew overheard the parcel for the associated press
Thero is scarcely any of general inerss: in this
sncrnmg's journals.
The Cunard steamship America, from Boston Dec. 16,
syrivod a. Liverpool at T. NJ. on the 2sih.
The transatlantic steamer Jason has been chartered to
seuvey troops TO India
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The London money market slightly easier Consos
closed al 93zs q % for account
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The sales Of cotton in the Liverpool market for the two
days succeeding the departure Of the AfrcaMouday and
rucsday-wcrc II 900 bacs including 5000 spccua
ton and COO for export All qualities have slightly al
vanced but the lower descriptions have most improved
say ls. Sd. The market closed firm.
LIVERPOOL. BREADsrUFFs MARKET.
Messrs Richardson, spence 4 Co. report 6our very
dull, and declined Cd a ls. Western 23s 24s. Cd.
Philadelphia and Baltimore 24s. 25s. Sd, Ohio Dds, a
27s. Wheat hrm-Red, t.. I'd Is Sd. white, 6s. lod
So. Corn dull-Mixcd and yellow, 33s. Cd 3as white,
3Is. n 3ss
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
beef dull, but with, however, better feeling
Pork dull. Bacon quiet Lard inactive, and quotations
nominal Taiow slightly advanced; butchers, s3s. ID.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Rosin dull at 3s. lid. for common Ashes quiet,
and sales unmportant. Other articles generally very
slow Of sale, but prices unaltercd.
LONDON MARKETS.
Breadstufs quiet but steady. Sugar firm. Rice
quiet and slightly higher. Tallow nrm at 53s 3d. Coffee
quiet Iinsoed OIL rs Scotch pig iron steady at 5ls 0d
a 52s.
stats or TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The advices from Manchester favorable better
feeling existed in the market.
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Personal Intelligence.


Gen. Wm Walker, of Nicaragua fame, arrived ~ Rich
mond, from Washington on Monday afternoon. On Tues
day be paid visit 70 the Senate and House of Delegates
Hon. T. d. Morgan and Col Murray, OF New York city,
Edwin croswe and Augustus She'll are in Washington.
The Toronto GLOBE has announcement Of the election
Of Mr. Papneau 70 the Provincial Parliament, over the
tols Of 1887, and goes strong for republican govern
mcnt
Governor King has appointed Charles King. Of New
York Horatio seymour, Of Utca and Christopher Nor
gan, Of Auburn, Commissioners 10 examine the accounts
and Affairs Of tho New York Institution FOR the Instruction
ISL. wv ~ '' ''''' WV ''"' " i'''' '''p'''
has been repeatedly stated in the papers tina Gen
Pillow was the law partner OF the late James n Polk Mr.
Pillow was never the partner Of Mr.. Polk When Mr..
Polk retired from the Governorshp of Tennessee he
turned 70 Columbia and there formed law partnership
with James II. Thomas Esq, which continued until Mr..
foh left home TO assume the duties Of the Presidency
ARRIVALS
the Clarendon lar sa o's-s Shss Fox sAas pousas Eos.
Msrrus spring New York Mis-. Fox and two servant hls
ssHss r I and I M S.1f snS csd c,hina
DEPARTURES.
Hfq Fcrsa 2e.rs sS,ts sIshss sS poSsry sS wm
Sr sn ~ Rs
SsSS Asi fsS sS%'s s.sag Elf as s1ss
@ Mrs .DG Sse'Esl ddr sn Mo. y.
WlIs~' Shicagoi Mr. snd Mrs George 2 snyder =
Jonh, Jertt ~ hucn
lnsou u Oliver " 0snscaux Edwsrd Mackay, A Prebost,
hoe, u II Dahl Mon,real Arhibesudau. Brosscan,
Osborne varncau Mrs Garncau Quebec Messrs John
Patterson fPherson VI Lyle, rarcn,c William Cunard,
Halifax i WATERFALL sheffield, Y Marshall, Lverpooi,
Charles WRolah tondon Robert Hunter Mancheser Walter
sinclair, England Alfred sinclair souh Americas and "
others, names not gven5o For Haax Capt Adams and
Mr. isppsn Boston Mrs William Curtis and child Messrs
" kng, Hamilton New York. Ricbarf Tynes;
Balumore; Warden Eaton, Coz. Jonsbsn Rand Robert
Rand, stephen sheffield James Dickey and Johel Bishop,
Cornwas Mr. saH ~ John, ~ James Adams aud Daniel
keih Haiak; Alber chase Nova Scotia, Van Acoit and
wife, warwick, Gutter scott, Herbert Hot LngSrd,
Nan Moot, Ri gh and Rnex-Dl rutal 50
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THE EARTHQUAKE AT NAPLES.

The official report Of therecent earthquake says that
was confined to the interior OF the Prncpaity and Pro-
vince OF Baslicata All the buildings in Patensa in
ruins Twelve villages hal nearly disappeared. There
were four hundred dead at Castillo and thirty at Psa.
Sicily had altogether escaped fresh shock felt at
Naples the 10th AID 2oh but nothing disastrous
Cured
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GERMANY.

The Vienna correspondence of the TIes says, We
learn Hanover that the European Powers about
to make energetic attempt to get rid of the sad, du
ties. England is willing pay ndemndcation, but
the United states government is not unlikely TO act
did towards Denmark a few months before the Sound
Dues were abolished
The same authority gives rumor that another and
more important reduction in the austrian army will be
made in 1855
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FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.

Saturday, the 2Cth of December was observed as a
holiday in monetary circles
Tho Bank Of Ireland has followed the example o. tho
Bank England and reduced It's rates Of discount 10 eight
per cent
On Monday, the 2sth, the funds were very buoysnt,
prices advancing nearly per cent Tho best paper
was readily negotiated in the discount market at '
sent The demand for money at the bank WAS moderately
active. The bullion was rapidly augmentng
On the Goth money continued 10 grow easier and there
was every prospect of further reduction in the bank
rates.
is stated in the Times City Article, of December 80,
that the day previous two suspensions announced
ne being that of Tupton Hooon Co., old house
Of good repue in the Manchester trade, with liabilities
s about f32 000 while the other is that OF Hinton Bros
Co., of Old Broad street In neither case, however,
the prospects Of liquidation unfsvorabe.
Tho Times City Article, of Dec. 80, says;-Tbe funds
opeacd steadily aud showed tendency to increased firm
Dess during the whole day until after regular hours when
sudden decline took place. which attributed 10 ope
rsasons In connection with the failure of the dealer
Hounced yesterday. Money in rather increased
aest consequent upon the approaching termination Of the
year but there full supply for loans government
recuri.ies at per cent and 7s per cent in the dis
so1nt market. About f4o 900 in gold sold to tho
rank to day. there arrival Of thirty thousand
soveregns from Scotland"
The Daly Ne,cs Sty Article, Of Dec. 20, ssys:-"The
punds to-day principally affected by considerations
connected whh tho position Of the accounts Of the large
operator whose failure announced yesterday. The
market Is fox the moment quito derangcd by this cvont
owing 10 the belief that the defsulter has transactions
spen to the extent of considerably than million,
chiefly in options
~M the Bank OF England the demand for money TO day
sounucd very moderate owing TO the fact that good bills
ere readily discounted in the open market from 70
per cent. The amount Of gold purchased by the
Bank Of England today $4,000, inclusive Of
sAs 900 EI0o0o in bar gold ana United
8Ates coin per the steamer America, but ex.
elusive Of 100000 in soveregns received from
scotland large quantity Of sovcregns the America
understood 10 have also been sent today into the
branch Of the bank at Liverpool.
"As money becomes easier in this market, and COM
ncrchl affairs resume 10 some degree their nominal
aspect the exchanges between this country aud the Cou
pcnt continue to droop. This afternoon the rates
qnotcd lower for bills nearly all the leading continental
markets"
announced that At the close Of the year Mr.. David
BARCLAY Chapman will retire from the firm Of Mcssrs.
Oycrcnd, Quincy Co.
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FRANCE.

The Senate was convoked for the 18th of January.
The Council of State, presided by the Emperor has
declared against the system Of obligatory agricultural
The Times Paris correspondent is assured that all the
exiled Generals have had permission given them
turn to France without conditions OF any kind.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

Court circular reerates the story that the King Of
Holland intends TO demand the hand Of the Prncess Alice
for the young Prince of Orange although nothing official
has yet transpired in the matter.
The Earl Of Spencer is dead. lord Athorp, just
turned from the United sates succeeds 10 the peerage.
Lord Harrowby has resigned the Office Of Keeper of the
Pvy Seal account of i'll health. Lord Cianricarde
ceeds him.
1t s officially announced that the competitive examina-
ton for admission the staff College win be held the
LIST Of February.
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RUSSIA.

The navigation of the Asof Is closed for tho
The Crcassian chiefs have sent petition the great
European Powers pray ing that tho treaty Of Paris which
forbds hosues the Black Sea and opens tho
Of the Crcassian ports may be enforced against Russia
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TELE GRAPHIC.

81. Jorr., Jan IL, 1855.
The Republican has letters from Camp Scott, tAs bead.
quarters Of tho Utah army, but they contain nothing OF
importance In addition 10 that already published
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THE WAR IN INDIA.


Tho Bombay mail OF December had reached Eng
hpd.
The Calcutta mails or the 18th November had arrived
resie and were expected in London tho day after the
North American sailed The news Of the relief of Luck.
pow il confirmed. The enemy fought desperately The
rebos had not evacuated Lucknow. Sir Colin Campbell
ssts for reinforcement although his force computed
at II o00 in nnc order Tho and children and the
sck we're conveyed safely 10 Cawnpore Tho fgfsins
before Lucknow very On the 18th theensmy
suffered enormously The fight that day was one Of
the scverest ever Witnessed. on the 18th the enemy
we're flying in grea, numbers from Lucknow, and the
airing had nearly ceased Aner tho fght the bodies OF
Iso Sepoys we're counted In one place.
The latest accounts worry iniells sle Two te,e
graph clerks had been murdered near Alumbsgh, the
pcws being thereby stopped. when Sir Colin Campbell
kn Cawnporc, the 1lth, he rode forty miles At
setch In his engagement he relied upon the artillery
~ much possible thereby avoiding an unnecessary
aes Of men.
Kena sahb, with all his and baggage, had Joined
Us rebels The Gwalior contingent was at Callpee-.l
yidcd counscls stated being the Of
r was reported that the King of DcIhs son. and two
pcpbews, after being tried by military commissioners
hsA been shot.
rne Daily Nevs says sha, the rebels Of Dude have
paaoed boy upon The throne and keep him in state at
Fysabad city Of 100000 inhabitants which defended
sy large fort, with wall and dnch and round towers
end pcw entrenchment.
Threc companies Of the 34th Native Infantry had mutt.
sied st Chagcng, and marched 70 Daccs One hundred
Europeans had been sent 10 intercept then.
The Jswnporc territory threatened by large force
IRON Dude.
ser.ous disorders were anticipated In Rsjpco,na and
Esropean troops were urgently wanted
The Calcutta markets were almost unchsnged. The
money market was improved Exchange, 2s IVA
q. ID Freights were unchanged.
Tho steamer Kbersouese had arrived al Madras leaking
CHINA.
ARRvAJ OF THE AMERICAN MINISTER AT HONG
KONG.
We have Hong Kong dates 10 November l5 TheAmeri.
can Commissioner had arrived al Hong Kong in the Min.
,seosa
me English feet was about 10 move into the Canton
river. The French feet will cooperate with the English
Who we're expected 10 commence Immediately.
The Russian Commissioner was at Hong Kong
n was rumored tbss lord Canning az soon az trans
ports could he procured, would send 24oo troops from
irdia 10 China.
Exchange at Hong Kong was a. Iosid. and as I'D at
shsnshse. Business in imports was moderate Exports
dull Freghs unchanged. Silk had declined ten 70 af
sccr dollars.
AUSTRALIA.
Tte ship suffolk, with Melbourne dates Of o,,obcr g.
and las 900 ounces Of gold had arrived in the English
channel
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AUSTRALIA

The ship Suffolk, with Melbourne dates Of o,tobcr g.,
and $4,000 ounces Of gOld had arrived in the English
channel
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SWIMMER SGEEE4UEE
;zES-7sSSIFiss:sI.sA fSrs{f5I;s;z;AA

ENAEE IRON RICHMOND Lyncburs O. 50; to buchanan
e sud Lexington Is.
Slsi ~ March, Packet Bos will leave Rich
ond udaY, Wednesday and FRIDAY At NJ reseh New Can
ScnttSvie ~ ". % the hrs,, and lynchhuY
H. and buchanan aud Lexington p NJ OF Tie second
day. z
Leave Buchanan At IN. Lynchburs ttIH Monday
FRIDAY rrsch Scottsve At ioH A. NJ New Can
ION At II 2. arrive IN Richmond at 8 next A. ".
N~ Canton 9TH the stage for the Institute
and Scottsve with the stAg for Char
| lottesyile
Passengers will Observe that by this schedule
Richmond and lynchburg At O'Clock in the
home days at r. NJ nom Richmond and
| X r. VI. LynchhuTg.
/ E-et me and distances carl below:
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PRICE 81 WATKINS.
CANT AND COMPLETE STOCK
DRY GOODS.


TTNHE secoId insnen; % SUPERB STOCK FALL aAE
Is now In AMI Icing lived by
10 orner 70 AF-+l cGreVv o. the hSWf and CHOICEST
boODs Imported into The country. Ia market
se advance on the regular period before resident
DESKAAalI-E NnNEITaEs
from the early Froeh imp gtons One or hnr
present 10 merket have us taken advantage the
veil nPOrt4tons, attn
ard SUPPLY unu.nA
conh fence Offer them
PRioys RICHNESS and VARIETY OF ASSORTMENT. We call
attention 10 The blowing
Rich eoioryd Robes Sis entirely new.
Splendid eOlord snd black and doub
nal Plaid, Ae.
Elegant Preach Printed Mouseane Dane 10 Robes and Plain
Drtsses
style Chine ohevre Mohlir BayAdsre
Saper or plNin black SKIS, AL kind, very cheap.
Honitcn and Maltese Collars n great hzrgAin.
Fine french Ma'n and Cambria Enbroiieres Collars
i Sleeves.
| Rich Embroidered Hhdtts ,hrmulei lace b,rirrs
Mourning Gscds OF tie hest ty md IN vareyLupin
| french BoabiEines ard MoastIiibr DsNnsA
Light Cloth and nonair busters, for the fSli
large Iantiy OF style saa~. very handsome
french, English and rerean Prints bvAauiG. designs.
AeIAnder's ADD Jouyins Kid Cloves.
Hosiery, OF AL kinds.
Msrno Vests and Drawers and SILK DO.
ZINE black and olored french Cloths "a CASsiusres
SIN, 5 attn, CAshncre and WE'VE; Yesilngs.
| french Linen shr yronts, IN variety
| hSirA LINN DsTssk Table Cloths and Napkins.
| HuekAback aud DAmLsk Towels and Doyle.
| Super Lineu streting and Pdow Casing, all widths.
| saIouy snd Welsh Piannes warranted not TO shrink.
o. 10 and ~ Cotton 81 citing, beaehe and unbeached
| ~ aud IS iuch PiioW Gas Cotton, all grades.
| Heavy Brown Domestic and Osnaburgs
| kersey virginia Plsins aud Sleeps Gray SstInets.
| Buckland Pulled Cloths and BonsRcks Jeans
| Ri.id Lindsey, Al Eidths and handsome patterns.
| Fine Red Blankets, All sizes and qualities.
| herino Shirts and Drawers
Together every article found In the line OF our bus
| Cess.
large and beautiful Velvet and Cloth CLOAK
| se2s PRICE A va iRtgs
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STEAMBOATS,, &c
gNies srEA sl. . .,, %oM IA q: ,o,.

4
L UNION STEAMSHIP CONTAINS.
Y PHIL.ADILPHtA CITY POINT AND nOkfOLk
SsTfAMER CITY or RICHMOND, c.p, Mirror. xS
rsIl VIRGINIA, Capt j. b kulnr Nal-SES4
One on superior Steamers vii leave Rich uE>x1s
uond. further notee Monday and rhnisdy touch
"Wednesday aud saturday NOR
Tse ar, order
comfort Of having been added also norr room
by regularity, dispatch aud In protect
committed ehArse receive increase OF patron
81 No r.nsnpnen, BY thi,lins
FARE REDUorD.
Passage through 70 New York, found ......poo GO
Do do Phnadephia, and found lst cabin 90
CITY Point and Norfot the boats
PAsscnges by this line Phisdepis two thrss
days. and then proceed To New York BY the ticket
mh6-N II. X rUrTLE Aren't. Rocfstt'-
Nr Ew SCHEDULE --rHE U. NAIL <cfE1A
~ STEAMSHIPS JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE SAA&E
JAMESTOWN. Parrish, leaving every
turdAy evening, At O'Clock, and
The ROANOKE Capt skinner, every Wednesday evening" At
RrrURNiEGThe Jamestown every Tuesday
evening" ocock aud the Roanoke Friday
o'clock, Tor New York. touching At Norfolk each
only tl0 only -.
For further Information regarding freight enquire ONCE
LUDLAM WATSON
mil Opposite steamers vhsrvrs-
STEAnERs GEoMGE PEAnoDYa ~
- AND BElyIDERE, BETWEEN BALrlMoREteur1S.N|5x
AND RlCHMoND.--rhe above
nOdou the between Baltimore and Rich
nond.
The GEORGE PEABODY leave baltimore every SATURDAY
afternoon. aud the BELvIDERE "WEDNESDAY
Richmond
RETURNING:
The GEORGE PEABODY viii Richmond every ruEsDA
.ernOon and the BELvIDERE SATURDAY Afternoon
Baltimore.
| nhis LUpLAM 4 WATSON.
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DOMAIN a. CO.,
COMMITS SION MERCH ANTS,
VIRGINIA STREET.
RICETMON VIRGINIA.
tT- Especial attention paid to The sac Of TOBACCO.
GREAT
NORTHERN AND WESTERN ROUTE.
- 80 - Ees So a.

CARRYING TIE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL
TWICE DAILY, Sunday night eIerpted,) between
RIcHMnN D. W LsHIH0ToE, BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA and
NEW OK and al important points WET, over the
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG, & POTOMAC RAILROAD,
Is miles and hy splendid and comfortable
% miles all 100 miles
bling = comfortable and perfectly sAse rate Of Ep,ed
~ Hours Of departure Q - A. NJ. AndT S0PM
under charge OF seciA Agents, checked through
TO Wa hug,on, Baltimore, Philadelphia. and New York
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For RENT.

uyoR uENT.-rAe DWELLING BousE on Mayo .rss,'
n opposite Synagogue Al present NE occupancy :" mrs
Parker Po..s civ. n the LIST OF Oetoeer nest
AIso.-r the nrsi nror Vronp ever my 'o' IN
sent oesrp:ed BY Ntssrs. cAshe johnson r"ss'" s
the l.t OF October. 49, .,or.
ps. 81. - ,rarn.s,.t,lx JOHN THOMPSON,
"a "a ,S s"e" '"" 81 Main street.
UNOR RENr.-Tne secopd si-ry ov.r The 'euety -
e Main and fesfl
sp,ble for lob prntns oee work shop OF lodging rooms -
an 10 5000 oonuH0n' WIN s. A. MYERS.
WON RRNT-Apd po.se..cn given immediately, "A
the store And the Lumber hoess se TO-
ted Iouabardy Aiev, lately In the occupancy :. 80
scrber.. t-,s-el W. mAl.A0s s9-
uNoU HENr.-A large Ware Hoa-e. on ne nortn nae -
- o. as annIx,a RNwII.Gs HoLLApAy, -
hSvs.' HPVW Cor. and II sta
S,rOVH FOR RFNT.-rne store lately occupied ~ =.
- II Taylor = Governor nreSs -
and Franklin. Apply to hAnwovA, spt,y oss
H. TAYLOR las removed Me- iSs Aain street, esAf iV'