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n@To THE sourn sIDB.-By lai

D6To THE SoUTH SIDB.-By late
tariff the Danvillc Railroad Company have reduced
the rate Of freight for Transporting Ground Plaster
from this date WITH THIS Pa0yISo, that DoUBI e
RATE will be charged during the months of ArsIL,
MAY. AUGUsr and SEPTEMBER.
orders TO any extent can be supplied from the
purest Lump, but should be given early to easnre
it in time
Farmers supplying bags charged one dollar per
ton less than packed in barrels.
JOHN CLAIBORNE,
ia Sim No IL Pearl street.
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IMPORTANT ENTERPRISE The Philadelphia pa.
pers urging with much earnestness, the pro.
ject of direct route from Philadelphia to Norfolk
1t stated to be an object Of the greatest CONNER
cial importance to reach Norfolk, which Ia the
key to oil the Southern routes This is contem.
plated by railroads through Delaware and the
Eastern Shore of Maryland to Tangier sound,
which 10 portion Of the Chesapeake Bay. From
thence to Norfolk 10 distance of eighty two
miles, down and across the great Bay, making 80
direct route from Philadelphia as can be found
available By this railway and the bay the whole
distance from Philadelphia to Norfolk would be
iwo hundred and forty-seven miles.
The Baltimore Republican commenting on the
facts above, says this movement should stimulate
the citizens Of Baltimore aud the counties of
Maryland Immediately interested, to push with
energy the projected measure for connexion be.
tween Baltimore and Richmond by q railroad
scross Eastern tier Of the Potomac counties to q
poiat opposite Aqua Creek.
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At sc Paul's church. on Tuesday, the 18th inssant,
by the Rev Charles Minnirerode, MIR bA1UkL
MITUHELL, 70 Miss MARY +. daughter o. hugn
Fry, Esq, all Of this city.
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BALTIMORE. Jan. 2i.-Flour firm at 1915 for How
ard street and Ohio. Wheatin good demand whit
81. .ifG,i 60: red 81 35G;I3s Corn dull-ycllow 7f@
Is; white 74GD75.
NEW YORK Jan q Flour buoyaut-Stata S. o.
as %; Ohio 81 zoos IS; southern S57e9j 80 Whea
Uuoysnt Corn buoy ant-mixed s6la. yellow So -
Rosin 77l36os0. Spirits Turpentine 491l.
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r~MRs. HARRIET A. RADY,
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKER.
RESIDENCE CORNER OF MAIN AND 18TH sTBErS. ovel
CP Words store, side entrance. 2l-2W
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Rag HopsoN's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND SHAMrooING SALOON, under the American Ho
el-entrance ON 18th street
N. Blot, Cold and Shower BATES can be had NJ
all hours. Single Bath IS cents or tickets for n
dollar, Ien
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THE TEN MILLION TREASURY LOAN.
WASHINGTON, Jaa. 24.-The ten million dollars
treasury loan. authorized by the last Congress
was awarded to day at an average Of about ~
per cent premium.
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rur Iv.NnFRFR CASE

CHARLESTON, Jan. 24.-Capt Corrie, efth zach
Wauderer, has surrendere ed himself and been hell
e. bail in the sum of $4,000 to answer the eharg
of importing Africans.
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Mr. Bonner aud the Mount Vernon Assoc
citation.

correspondent asks the New York Daily Neps
whether, H. from tho contingency OF death, Mr..
Everett should - prevented from writing one ar
ticie each week during the year 1859, for the New
York Ledger, Mr. Bonner would have a legal claim
on the Mount Vernon Association for the $l0, 900
no has paid Mr.. Everett, and which Mr.. Everett
has paid over to the Association. The Nesos re.
plies that the arrangement between MIR. Everett
and Mr.. Bonner is an affair which will be fulfilled
10 the letter doubtless, except in the contingency
referred to by the writer above. But a failure
wonld in no manner give to Mr.. Bonner any claim
on the Mount Vernon Association.
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MARINE IwTnLLI1HnCa.
PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Path. 1885
High Hakr this day (IdsSddy) 81 o'clock

90 ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke Skinner, Y, mdse and pas
sepgers. Ludlam Watson.
Sc''r Alabama, Vangilder. Savannah, lumber. z
anC 2 X Co.
Scar Lonsda!e, Baker. Boston, mdse, D & " Cur
RE. -
steamer Belyidere, Keene, Baltimore, mdse ID
& W Currie.
new YORK, Jan 22-Cleared. schrs Moses Van
Name. ard M d Newton. Norfolk. Arrived, schr
Aiey A hrams. Va
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NJ Da. PIcoT has removed his offic'
to Frsnklu. between Locust Alley and 18th SITS.
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~ BARGAINS, BaRGAINs.-For the
best bargains in Raoiands fancy notions. dress ard
cloak trimmings call at the cloak and mantle depot.
Jan IS r EZEKIEL. 60 Main street.
extension skirts, &c springs
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s~HhRrsHoaNE's ANTI-BELIoUs PILLS
are ,he safest and best Purgative Pills in USE They
act upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels. carrying
Of ali bile and every foul secretion They don't
at any time without fear of exposure. They remove
Colds from the system and prevent Rheuma .tsIa :.
If you suffer with any pain, use II AnTsHOhNEs
(,JR "a III, the great PAIN ANNIulLATOR.
Won have a cough use HART3HORNES COUGt
SYRUP. which Ia the best Cough Syrup in tbs
world.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond. &C l5-6m
me PARKE PoINDBxTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND. VA,
VIII practice in the city of Richmond and in ths
COMMITTEES of Chesterfield. Powhatan and Amelia.
az Office in Lisle's Building, corner of Main aEt
Ihfb straats 90 23-12m
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4. a N ~ hing nj Us.

The New York Express says that in Havanathe
Cuban denuneiators of the Presidents Message
are now taking the fanny view aud the editors are
trying to laugh at what they have hitherto been
indignantly protesting against. The Dt1r'o de Ia
Marina expresses regret because 1t has treated
the Cuba purchase proposition as serious mat
ter, aud especially because 1t allowed its indig-
nation TO. be aroused by a chimera that was only
at to excite derision. 1t excuses itself, however
by pleading the prodigious formality with which
aome public men IN the United States, and their
organs OF the press, have been accustomed to dis
course upon the subj ct of the acquisition Of Cuba
particularly since the message of MIR. Buchanan
renewed the Ostend Manifesto rawlings advocating
annexation, ifcdmenfs 81 o1ienoS, por Ia ersd
81 nos dsjan-"peaceabIy If We can, forcibly If we
must" The Diario thinks It Is not strange that
being Spapisrds and gentlemen, the islanders
should forget the ridiculous aspects of the propo-
sitiop to conquer or buy the Island, and reraem-
Der only the insult which was offered to them in
the suppositou that they could surrender to the
force of arms the seduction of money. Really,
though, the Diario thinks that however much
Spanish blood may be disposed to boil at the af,
front, 1t is only worth laughing about; to prove
which it cites the recent propositions of Senator
Davis, Of Mississippi, to authorize the President
20 seize the Island Of Cuba within six months, 20
satisfy the debt Of sl2s,635 81, recognized by
Spain a. owing us Ia 1854, and Of Senator Branch
of North Carolina, authorizing the President to
spend a million Of dollars in opening negotia-
tions for the purchase of Cuba. Says the Diario
1T ID seal cey necessary to add that each Of these
propositions has met with oppos.rs aud supporters
Ia he American Press. That of Mr.. Davis has been
unfavorably received even by some of ii, most ill.,
fected atiouists The Herald says thai it is
flibus,srpg prog osiiep end gives great praise TO
the other plan But both projects have been strong
ly censured by tbs papers OF good principles ard
con mon sense. whose editors, more devoted to the
honor of their country than to the rawlings of fao-
ton, desire that their government should not dis
injustice. Among the periodicals particularly dis
tinGushsd for this independent attitude: the New
Yoik Express deserves especial mention"
lis better to treat the subject with POPULARITY.
even though that vein be not the forte of the
spsniards, than with such airs Of in,ulted virtue
as they sometimes put on. But when the Dtdrio
pirates about 'Spaniards aud gentlemen" 1t must
expect other people to laugh as we'll as Itself. Are
there no gentlemen but Spaniards! Or did the
gentlemen" of Spain never steal land! Ii 80,
how did they come into possession of Cuba In the
first instance, or any Of their vast American ac~
quisitionst There is not spot Of the vast Anne
rican territory on which their race is planted but
was acquired by such violence, psrndy and cruz
city az never disgraced the annals OF any other
civilized nation.
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D~"InsuHAHcB on LrrE. The Mu.
tual BENEFIT Company insufes on the most pusqssi
terms Only tffs PREMIUM h required Ia CASH, ~
vidends are made annually OF over one.th,rd "
premium. and are paid to the insured while ilyink
thus helping him 3, pay his premiums. Sisses
rurauee Co. KNOWLES 4 WALROKD.
saG
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Reg CLOVER HILL CoAL-Both Hal
NJ d WHITING,
ia aO-ou Near Per e<sburg Depot.
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WILL CLOSE ON
w THURSDAY a5rH INST.
CHCRCfES GREAT PAINTING
MALARIA FALLS
Now on exhibition at the Hall of the Mechanics
Institute. from to o'clock.
scribsrs
WILLIAMS. STEVENS. WILLIAMS 4 90.
Publishers. 3s3 Brosdwao, New York.
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.. HOUSE AND LOT on FRANK

81 LIN STREET, FOR SALE.-I am authorized
to Ii a Hou and Lot On Franklin street. iror ting
forty-two feet, and running back one hundred fee
to an alley. aud situated between the factories of
Nessrs furyin & Yarb-eush and Taylor. IL
has on II a framed wooden house with four rooms,
with passage. sDd poTches in front and rear with
kitchen, coal hruse, and bargain can be puEchas-
ed if immediate appl cation be made to
kU Il LYNkS Office,
ia 25-3taw2w In Rasfmant Matropnitan ttalI.
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I OsT,-Was lost, on Thursday, 10th
~ instant. either on Marshall, between I'd and
Monroe streets, or in the neighborhood, Silver
PENCIL CASE, with q blood stone IN the bead
The finder will receive tha iull value OF the Pencil
Case if returned to tbs Office il is priced being
= keepsake to q little boy from friend at great
distance Ia z5-Its
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MONEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

DoMEsTIc-NoRr HERN ExCHANGg-0n New York
and Philadelphia tsG.i4 premium.
Such of the Stock sank notes nd of the Bank OF
she Valley as are not taken by the Banks are at a
discount OF u IS cent
The notes Of the Trans Allegheny Bank are Is r
cent. discount. Bank OF kanawha no sale.
North and South Carolina Bank Notes q . cent
discount
GOLD I. per cent prem. No prem. allowed for
sIIVER
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE AND SALE.

EOR SALE-A good COOK, WASHER
l. and IRONER, only IS or 80 years old, without
incumbrance. warranted to be strictly honest, and
hss good testimonials of character wherever she is
known The owner resides in Albemarle county,
and wishes 10 sell her to remain in Richmond. APP
ply at this Office. ia 25-3.
TOR HIRE "A frstrate Pla terer,
A one who has served sew, n years at tine business
He will be hired FIR q moderate price Il Immediate
ami 'cati: n be made RIO LYME,
ia 25-4t ONCE Basement metropolitan Hall.
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M "MAcHrss BETTING For Leath.
or and Rubber Betting, Of the best quality, a
manufacturer prices and on The best terms, call
on KNOWLES WhLfoNp,
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Re- NEW YORK LIFE Insurance Con-
system.

re- NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE Con-
Cap.Gai SI,54O,OOO!
With One Hundred Thousand Dollars deposited
with the State Comptroller Of New York, to meet
any Law full demand which the Company Jail to pay:
40 per cent of the annual premium will be loaned
Dividends declared annually, and have averaged
about forty per cent.
If not insured you should cali at once and procure
O policy Oh your life. No matter whether young CT
old married or single.
You shoald insure at once for many reasons:
First-bscauSe it is less EXPENSIVE than it will be
when you become older.
Secoad-BecduSs if in HEALTH you will pass med
icdt eran,inat on and BE ACCEPTED.
Third-LIFE Is UNCERTAIN and DELAYS ARE DANCE
RoUs.
The MAN PROFESSIONAL or NON PROFESSIONAL who
is dependent upon SALARY Tor sUsTeSANcE. should
do il. Because with LIFE the INCOME CEAsEs, and to
the loss OF HUSBAND and FATHER may be added Ex.
POSTURE to ISf MEo ICE 90y nxnTmrxERs:
Ro. 7. COLEMAN. NJ. ID.
JAS II. CONWAY. Nj. D.
Apply at once to
CHAs. E wORTHAM,) .r0,..
Il. W. WYATT. agents.
100 Main street.
Few doors above the Custom House.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AID LIFE INSURANCE COMFY.
Capital SIO,Q0O,OOO!
OVER HALF MILLION DoLLAks IN VESTED IN
THE UNITED STATES.
THE
LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED
The Revenue of the Company derived from Pre-.
miums Of Insurance exceeds Two Million Dollars
annually, The Company Is therefore prepared to
nc rease the amount heretofore taken on unexcep-
tiona risks, They will issue policies for loas or
damage by fire on Buildings, Merchandise. House.
hold Furniture Sf e on w ,l5,rrftsr%s
R. WYATT. Agents.
jal-ts Office 1870 Main street.
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T AND FOR SALE NEAR KING Will

IL LIAM C0URTHOUSE-I desire to cell priv ate
~, my farm. lying within half mile of king IL
liam Court House, containing $50 of land about
hall open and tho balance well { in pine aud oak
timber. soms or 3 dag cords OF pine wood may be
cut and sold ~ Convenient lard ng the river,
about or mites distant aud an abundance of wood
LETT for tho purposes of the farm.
This is a very desirable farm and location. the
buildings being in good repair, and all that ars ne
cesssry tor a family. Any person WIN desires such
location. would dk0wel 20 maize sn early appiiea
ton to the subscriber.
ELIJAH L POWELL.
King William G. III Dec rs 1854 dc 2s-w4ts
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HAPPEN roR FfBRuABY-We have Harper for
February, from J. W. RANDOLPH, and from WooD-
HocsE Co.
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WANTED.~--A young man now en-
w ployed as Bookkeeper. wishes 10 obtain en-
ploymept in that capacity. Has most of his
min gs his command and N give the best recon-
mendatons ANY persons wishing their books SGT
tied up or any writing done in that line. can have
il done in businass-iike manner. Leave your name
at this office. and you will be called on in person by
III adj ia l2-aO6sF
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Riehm end Markets. Jan ~.

The market is but little altered since our Las
weekly report Flour II better; Bacon 10 a shs d.
higher and frgoer; and Beef aud Pork have droppei
figure. N .. M0lassesi is a little improved There
are no other changes Money continues plenty
afd exchange on ths Northern cities pwn to the low
squire of par q Is prem. The prospects an active
.ad srospyrocs business year are eti bright IL Il
ssidant that the day Is coming when 1t will b.
more prudent to shorten than to spread ssil-a pol
icy always safe in periods of high c,mmsrci u s5f'
The large specie basis OF thu Bank the restrit
lions upon excessive Bauk issues AMI the reform
shat have been iAtroiu ed in the system of time
drafts and credits generally, wilt help very much t.
fortify the country against such com nercial reyu
sons as have witnessed in the last thirty years.
We give below our semi weekly quotations
TOBACCo-The receipts of Tobacco 10 hhds are
lig,t and the demand good We quote Inferior LuRs
al 81 5O5; Good S. 5oQL6 50 Inferior Leaf sos 81
tsood se( but little lid Offering at this tfs,e; od
Tug g. 67; inferior Leaf 81 gs; Good $50 70;
no FiIe Uar ket. The receipt 4 new loose nav
heen large. We quote Lugs $313(9 80 Leaf 80 o.
NFLoUR-The market is 6rmer We quote super
| fine to shipper, So pr bbl, sates.
wHEAT-rserc is no change in Whest. ard e
| cpipts very limited We9uote god 20 prime ned
| 81 2s(9i 80: good to prime White 81 Sol. 40.
UUaN-ihese is little or no stocs, and demand
| good We q1ote s5(Ge0 CHS per busnel.
OArs-EgjO cts from docks and depots.
BsCoN-Tho market is firm. We quote sides a
| f4glo14; Shoulders cit; plain hams lCgli ct';
| bagged doli6S IL els. ~
CUFFEE-we quote Rio lG;4tdl2ets as TO quality
aud quantity; Laguayra l2gl27ac Java l6taC97c;
SUGAR-New Orleans 7Fil1-]&c; Cnba 731a113c:
LoafII1; Crushed ard Po~d red Gllc: Uoffes
OI.t; 01ac; do l0GDi0isc; Z do !5s@lgs4c; Extra
n1LAsJEs-NewO Orleans 421a ais cts Cuba Mus
ovado 3 ct; Clayed Cuba 2oc; rorto Rico 3S@,a9c
WalsKEY-2s@2' CTS per gallon for Richmond
rectifed.
CATTLE, &c.
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- LlFs lNsUsAkeE - capital over
ST. 600 foo.-The Mutual Benefit Clmpany"-Tbis
IL the only company In Richmond that pays It's d.
vidends to the insured while living.
II makes an Annual Dividend OF IS per cent
Only half the premium ii over SO. Is required IN
cash. note can be given for the other half, and
the dividends 20 70 the credit of the note.
KNOWLES WALP0RD, Agents,
in 2S-5t 81 Pearl street.
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NO. i PERUVIAN GUANO-keceiv-
~ ing for sale by
ia % BACON & baskerville
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A CARD The fire which occurred at
] JACOBS Clothing Store, on Byrd street, on satur
day night, was occssioned by the curtains in & {
window bsing set on FIRE. The store was not hred
Ia hutcne place a. cau be proven by the insurance
agent. The loss to the property is very small.
ia 9S-ltx
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QACON-l5, 900 pounds small family
- Breasts Bacon. For sale bv
ja24 WIN WALLACE SONS.
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RUM.-l00 bbls pure N. e. Rum. For
II sale by
ja2i Il q B DAVENPORT.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND
L PLANTERS.-The mos. valuable manure now in
the market il Mitchell a Croasdale's IMPROVED
ANNOTATED BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE OF
LIME. Ii not only stimulates the growing crop,
but permanently enricbes the land. 1t is prepared
entirely by ourselves. Under the direction of OF
the hrst chemists in the country and IL wrrrsnted
PURE and UNIFORM in iis position 1t only needs
TO be seen By the Intelligent farmer TO couyincs him
of its intrinsic value a permanent Fertilizer.
For sale in large small quantities By ROBIN
SON 4 ROBERTS, corner 18th and Cary streets
Richmond Va, and by most CT the principal dealers
throughout the country oc 2l--cw6m
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WILLIAM b. CRUNCH. WILLIAM r. FLEMING
1 'HURCH i FLEMING, GENERAL
~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS, corner Cary and
18th streets, opposite the old Columbian Hotel.
Richmond, Va will pay particular attention 30 the
sale OF all kinds OF couatry produce. Dealers ID
Agricultural Implements Of every description,
which ARE WARRANTED. Also, Field and
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T OST Between Main, near 9TH and
IL Mr. Lefebgre's school Monday. January Gath, a
GOLD EAR RING, chased leaf and rose pattern
Mitchell d. Tyler Jan 25-3t
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a. NOTICE.-The members of Rich
XIX mond Randolph Lodge, No H. are hereby
XNsummoled 10 meet at the Masonic Hall RI &
AFfkkNOON. at o'clock, to pay the last sad tr
bute of respect to our deceased brother. NJ FIEg
MAN.
Visiting brethren are respectfully invited to at
tend. By order OF the W NJ.
ia 25-lt JOHN LESTER. Fec'y.
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GATTLE. Gr.


BEEF-The market has given under the influence
OF arrivals OF stock. We quote sales at 81 so TO D
per Cwt gross.
MUTTON-Scarce any superior sheep in demand.
We quote So 50 to D per head
FORKS seas tor good to ch DICE corn fed pork.
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DHILIP RAHM-

EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
CARR BETWEEN FUBRTEENTH AND FIJI
TEENTH SfREETS
RICHMOND, Va,
MANUFACTURERS Of Portable and Stationary
STEAM ENGINES of any required power. Win
either Locomotlye Fiue or Cy Under Boiia Sugar
Mills Circular saw Mils; Irons for Vertical saw
Mills Grist Mills Draining Machines Single.
Lathe and Planning Machines: Totseeo Factory FIX
lures OF every description, and all kinds Of Castings
in iron and brass.
The subscriber was awarded by the y Agric1l-
turai society held in 2ichmond Va. October, 1855.
the Grand Gold Medal OF Honor for the best Porsa'
bic Steam Engiae for farm use.
lie refers, By perm ission. 20 Governor Henry
Wise, acssrs Warwick 4 Barksdsie, Dunlop Mon
cure & Co. and Haxali. Crenshaw Go. gais-ewly
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PARADISE Music bags Paradise
l. Nuts for sale by ja2I A ASTONI.
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DERUViAN GUANO, Ian ing from bark
Fame, for sale by
ia "a II II SKINKER a ca.
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LOST.

7 OST, ON Saturday evening, between
IL 18th and corner of 9TH and Franklin ste a HAIR
BRtCELET, with wrought gold clasp. The finder
will be beraly rev ardsd for leaving 1t at this Of
tice. ia S-it
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WHITE CASTLE S0AP-A handsome
jai2 w PETERSON Druggist
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MTANTED-A purchaser for build-
w ing Lot at the corner of Franklin and Laurel
streets and Immediately in front OF the Western
SQUARE 1t has front Of 81 feet franklin street
As the Fair Grounds to be removed, no situation
offers more desirable site for private residence
Apply TO LIS SQUIRE.
ia I3-qt Corner of Main and Ist SITS.
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CITY OF RICHMOND, TO VITA. !,

NlIl OF hIChMOND, 10 VII AT
~ Rules held In the Clerks Office OF the Coart OF
Hastings for the said City. on Monday. the u cay
Of January, 1859:
III Kent Pr
doainst
George w Toler and john Cook, part IN prsf.
ners under the style Of Toler cook,
pefla
Tho sbiect Of this suit IL to recover agaiosf tne
defendant the sum OF ninety-two dollars anu any
ceGts, with legal interest thereof from the itosy
Of January. is55. until PAID. Affidavit having nsen
made that the defendant, George W Toier, net
resident Of the State of Virginia. the said George
offiee within one month after das publication esfe
OF. and do what may be necessary 20 pfoteet hn IN
terest. a coSy-Teste. ,,,s
as-lAW4WS kO HON VI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-25

NEGRO CARPENTER WANTED Il
~ wish to hire one able-bodied NEGRO CAR
PENTER for the James River and Kanawhs Com
pany TO work on the repairs of tbs Canal For far
fher information, address the undersigned, or see
Mr. Smith Therp, Master Car penter, at the Com
pany's workshops at the first lock on tine canal
above this city. u CHiNN,
ia Isis Sup't j Il & Canal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-25

EURS, PURS, FuRS.--Just received
+ 3 fresh supply Of Stone Masten, Lynx, flsss
and tloiden Fitch. Capes, Half Csprs, sHs o,.ss'
zion Of The lsdcs particularly rseuersed,
49, ROBr L DICKINSON,
A. 81 Is NJ in ssroet
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-25

<&sA FOR BALTIMORE.-The regu
ssxk& lar packet. Schooner VIM Severe Brooks q
masler, having most of her cargo engaged and go.
ing on board will have dispatch For freight al
ply to
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