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CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Ca

.5Iv CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street. }
Saturday. JAM =, 1889
The weather yesterday turned very cold, and
towards evening it was very cold that those whose
business called them on the levee was glad to get
somewhere where there was comfortable fire. II
was certainly the coolest day have had this season
Business was not very brisk yesterday the landing
there were the usual arrivals and departures. We
are in hopes that next week will be better for our
steamboat friends.
The steamer Illinois arrived here yesterday, being
the first arrival of the new line-the New Orleans and
st. Louis Merchants Line We shall have something
to say in regard to this line in o few days.
We take the following gleanings from our ex-
changes
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 4.-The river having risen nearly
two feet here on Saturday and Sunday, was nearly
on stand last evening. The Missouri is open to ST.
Joseph, all the gcrges having broken up, enabling
the r. NJ. Ryland to get through. The D. s. Carter
from Wester, reports four feet below Brunswick, and
the river very low above, and falling.
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Hth 0rleans Bully Grssttut.
SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 8, 1859
gem 0rItans Alrlltg Markst.

CRBsCENT OFyIcE, No. 10 Camp street !
Friday Evening. Jan. I. 1859
It was very active to-day in money and trade. The
weather. though very unfayorable in some respects
that is, being of the Lapand kind with cloudy and
mnrky atmosphere, interspersed with few drops Of
rain had very little influence on business As three
o'clock approached, 1t was evident there was some
thing Of note going on but it only proved general
hegra Of brokers 70 the race course. We have not
had favorable weather for business this week. yet the
transactions all round will foot up large The opera
tons to day the street were at the rate Of "a 81
U cent. The offerings in bank were about as much
as they desired to do though all the banks show up
strong. We have no change to note in the general
quotations Of the paper Market unless sales of fair
commercial signatures at twelve months, at 10 u ct
can be called change, while choice and selected
names may be quoted at u a U cent. We quote !:
Fir's-cAss s sS g Iso days paper a... per Ct
Long dated Srssela,s mortgages "a per e.
AL twelve ,a. and twenty -four months commercial
s s.;s .ss MIS- fifteen
FAR ana third-class f05 per CT
Exchange opened dull, ruled heavy, and closed in
favor Of buyers. Bank checks on New York over the
counter were sold at discount and outdoor transac
tions ranged from a / discount; short sight,
q II discount; sixty days sight good commercial
drafts, II q II and per cent discount, with several
sales at % and II discount; sterling heavy, at l0s
1854 and 1883. It requires something extra to COM
mand the latter figure; therefore, we quote clear
bills from 1914 q 1883. Bills with shipping docu-
ments were taken to some extent at 1914, 1914 a
1915, with liberal margin as one Of the features
Francs were offered more freely, with sales on Paris
direct at 525; the ruling rates being 5264 a 522t
direct, and 52s3 q 525 other points, payable in
Paris. The transactions in time bills on New York
were arge-several orders for Western account being
on the market-and double AL names ranged at II
@ IL and IL for sixty days sight.
The good feeling in Stocks continues. The trans
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There has been very little doing in uncurrent
money this week, beyond some receipts and transac-
lions in Mexican dollars. Mexican dollars have been
taken by dealers at 1899 q 1889. Yesterday an in
qury sprung up for them, which was continued to-
day. The demand was, however, only through one
party and he did not feel disposed to pay any quota
BILE advance over 34-that is, not beyond brokerage
The demand is for Europe, it will not pay to ship
coin hence to New York. There have been only mo-
derate transactions in American silver coin. The
buying rates, with the brokers, are one y cent dis
The supply is equal to the demand-in fact, the de-
mand has fallen off lately as after paying freight,
and possibly insurance. there is room for profit to
dealers in the country.
There have been very few sales of land warrants,
and quotations are in accordance with the views
of dealers.
We annex our usual weekly quotations of coin and
uncurrent money being the rates Of John Wood, cor
ner Camp and Common Streets
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the week, but on Thursday we noticed some move
ment the sales Of that day embracing about 1000 ba
Of which $40 Heavy New Ness and VI. o. at as 25
round, $50 New Mess at SIS, and co bbis Rufnps at
$13 D Dbl.
Weeks receipts, q ,12s bbls-Exports, 7,l7s.
BACON. We have noticed some inquiry, but the
transactions continue on very limited scale. The
principal sales Of the week have been 70 casks Ribbed
Sides at 9{c, and 40 casks Shoulders at Tic 3 b.
Hams have been selling slowly at 9011c for Plain
and Ragged, and 1201sac q n for Good to Choice
and Extra Sugar Cured.
Weeks receipts ], s14 cks and tes-Exports, 77s.
GREEN MEATS. I'VE have noticed sales Of only a
few limited parcels, including IL casks at &c for
Shoulders, and Tic round for Hams and Sides, and
yesterday so 900 lbs at - and IL casks Hams at Tic
q b.
BEEF. The market Is still very duIl, and we have
heard Of no sales since those reported last week at
s11 for Mess and So y Dbl for Prime.
Weeks receipts, l60s casks and tcs Exports, ISL.
LARD Transactions have been Of 4 limited char
aeter, but prices have been very well maintained
during the past week. The sales have embr.cd some
400 bbls and tierces at SOLO and l0Ac for inferior.
Grease and Ordinary, and 103@ll and IL for rood
No. to Prime, with about 1900 kegs at II jal2 and
12tc y b.
yUoa1-:s ~oo.;ts . orc LII. -, .z.s, roo 49,
80 +. 70 az ~ au1 We anu "
i11 z,'O1 edua. :" 800, 80. AesS.
~ Il, se.e =, natsei l1s ps''n
~ So ~, = 'sey..'' a.So'u'n Y
=. e '''" A'1''e, i'@s 'o'u 'i's'''iy ~ =.
Wn,s ~
-. ..,s, =. ~ pssn aes,se, ~ pa
:. :. ~ s''e ,eW .lsai's'c'
s,,s loo .,,s s.'e lne sales nave u
o"so.. ~ D.s = o.s, nlosuy =.
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Children three years old ahd under ee those three
fullfare. 7ss-7'.-2
Family tickets In packages Of twenty be had At the
ONCE Of the Master Of transportation Merchants whose
.rss on as Ss % the road tickets
The Accommodating Train will Magnolia as usual on
SATURDAY EVENING, the 18th inst, but will be dscopn-
ued after that da.e.
Freight Trains daily between New Orleans Can.
The now prepared to forward Goods
OF all kinds place with which they
necton, receiving from delivering the domic Of its pa.
irons. WIN. H. WADLEY r.
n12 Genera SUPERINTENDENT
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and though during the panic Of 1857, the moneyed
institutions Of that State had to go by the board
some for an indefinite time and others temporarily,
yet is gratifying to us that we can say that the old
banking institutions exhibit at this time bold front
strong and sound position, as appears by the follow
ing statement Of the Planters Bank Of Tennessee.
It is hardly necessary for to allude to the very
large and extensive transactions in exchange in New
Orleans, and we believe that we have no better Gus
toners in that line, nor no greater identity Of inter-
ests than in our relations with Tennessee nor is #
necessary for us to qualify remarks that the con-
nection and business are mutually advantageous.
Statement Of he Ah and LiaJifes of The P,aafers Bank
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ToDACCo. =. The market continues dull and unset
tied with but few holders disposed accept the rates
for round lots offered by buyers and the sales of the
week have reached barely 500 hhds. All the trans
actions have been on private terms except few UNI
important lots, of which at sac, in OR lots at
lo@loa, and le at g and &c u ID. We quote nomi-
nalx f,llou,s
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It will be seen that Citizens Bank has gone up

st. Charles Hotel Company Bonds have been under
some inquiry and we note 600 being on the mar
ket, which are held at 81, so having been refused.
These bonds, as well as the stock of the Company,
ought to be in repute there is hotel on the con-
tinent doing more profitable business.
The earnings of the Great Northern and Jackson
Railroad for the last month show up large, reaching
SIP ,l22. This is above the estimates.
The following are the comparative figures for the
month of December for two years.
Earnings Of the New Orleans jackson and g. n Railroad
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u,e, NEW ORLEANS, jack
S0R AMI GREAT NGpTIIINQ 4

6ON NUHVHEKN
- COMPANY. ~
On and after SATURDAY. the 10Th November 1855 Pss
senger Trans viii leave New Orleans twice daily 100 A,
and go p Mi ,nving at Canton 2. $50 n A.
arriving at New Orleans 1t go p II. and $50 "a IL ~
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
fs6s 1885,. 1850.
- sslsss- -..sfszE NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON GREAT

fssss 1850.
gslsls- NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD
ExPFess, 5..,sssa
Uce In the Railroad Building Camp street. opposite La
Packages Specie Bank Notes. Jewsiry etc., received
~ the Railroad Or otherwise, may be entrusted 10 their
charge; or forward the with dispatch any
point o. the Great Northern Railroad the Southern Railroad
or the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving
pos either Ut the Express Office at the residences
On approaching New Orlean the Baggage Master will 20
nfougn the Train and receive the Checks an
wishing their Baggage their hotel residence
ne Company will BE- responsible for all articles placed
in charge Of the Baggage Master.
EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR FREIGHT.
Between the Depot and
:. : :: =. ): ::::: iii
Description Of Articles. :.
Each trunk valise, or carpet bag,
weighing not more than 100 e..
Packages. other than baggage,
weighing not more than 100 a..
pounds. 20 rs 20 IN
Each additional 50 pounds OF bag - ="
gage, or packages other than -
baggage. 10 10 10 10 IN
Specie, bank notes. jewelry, and
other vxuables. weighing not
more than l0) pounds. 40 80 100 80 90
Each additional 80 ponnds..... 20 40 20 20 20
T. s. WILLIAMS,
d2l II Mssier OF Transportation.
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$35,N.I

Increase In Dec. 1853, over Dec 1857. 37lIe2
We give our weekly quotations, which approxi-
mate the general sales and views of holders:
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

.. Z. BkHADfx. HRANcIs LURoBs.
n NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
~ IRON WoRKs.-The undersigned beg lesveto inform
the public and builders generally, that they
featuring all kinds Of Architectural and Building Iron
Work At Nos g and Circus street such yerapdahs Rail
Ing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight and Ccus,
Stairs, Iron Bridges, Roofs etc.
They Keep constantly hand Cast and Wrought
ventilators and Sash Weights and ell all orders
With despatch.
MA II BENNETT 90
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passengers for Red river to-day n tha pea,,.s. Ho
will take them throupb in oo;cl tme .rd vi, ,es.e
port at P. M. positively. =
Messenger far Camden. The far.f.nsa ona
splendid passenger packet MESSENGER Cant . dan n
Kirk. having been unavoidabv detai,e Yy;,, 1aa,a
0'oay az M. posityeiy ior all landings up to
Camden. She is deseryedly favorite with the
travelling and shipping community, and sle scarcely
ever leaves mort without having nearly state.
room engaged. Mr. Maurice langhon, . wellknown
steamboatman and efficient clerk is in the Office, and
will make use of every means in his power to render
the passage of the PASSENGERS agreeable NJ an
VIC p"'saso - Wy Pae'enseas asreeaole. 10 AZ
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SUGAR. There has been good demand during
the greater part of the week for shipment to the
North and West and with reduced supplies the bust
ness has been done mostly at full prices. The sales
have amounted to about 5000 hhds the market closing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-26
DY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA,

- A PROCLAMAI ION.-Whereas q vacancy has
occurred in the judiciary of this Common wealth
By the death Of Green Samueis, one Of the Judges
of the supreme COURT Of ppeals. who was elected
Judge Of the third Judicial SECTION. composed of
the counties Of ulpepper, adis9n. Greene, ORANGE
Amherst. ROCK bridge, Augusta Bath, Pendieton,
aighlsnd. Rockingham. Page. Shenandoah War
gar, Berkeley, snd Jefferson; therefore, in coDfor-
nifty 70 law. the sheriff of each of saa counties is
hereby required TO cause election to be held
therein on Thursday, fbe 18th day of April next
ut the Dlsc prescribed By law. for Judge Of the
supreme Court Of Appeals to saprly the vacancy
aforesaid
Given under my hand as Governor, and under
~, the zeal Of the Commonwealth, at Rich-
T. mond. this seventh day of January. 1859,
10 and ia the SD year of the Commonwealth
HENhY A WISE.
By the Governor:
GEORGE W MUNFoRD,
lall--swtd seCretary of ihe Com
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NEW AND LARGE STOCK OF BOoKs,

~ STATIONERY. &C., AT AUCTION. by rsoons
sdditions am enabled 70 efIer 20 the citiysns a
hichmoLd the largest and most valuable eoIlee1joo
81 standard and Miscellaneous Books ever Offered
10 snis CITY embracing the Works Of Irving Scoef
nc n,sossss, EdEar Poe. 0oldmith, Addison, byron.
In the above collection will be fonnd . great ~
riesy OF ANIMALS and Gift Books. suitable fbr ~
hoiiaays. gotten ue In the most expressive styIee
together with splendid Family Bibles, Prayer I'D
Hymn Books, Stationery, &c 10. = =
Also. Gold Pens. Pencils, Fancy 0oo6s 10
The attention Of the public Il reSp6ctfnliy ~.
quested. The sale will becontinuei YyR1Y TYrRIa
ct o'clock, until the whole II disposed o.
de n "a R0nR h~~t
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lOmce corner OF 18th aud Cary streets
a TRUST SALE OF HOUSE AND

LOT ON UNION HILL, NEAR THE CITY
ecuted bv James ii Norris and wife on the 10Th dav
Of July. 1855 AMI recorded In the Clerks ONCE Of
Henrico County Court, to me, as Trustee, / shall.
4oclock, u. sell on the premises at public suc-
tlon, to the highest bidder, House and Lot ,itua.
ted 90 the forth side of street and the west side
Of 18th street. mentioned in the said Deed On the
lot there's framed dwelling house, erected with
In the last four years.
TERMS: Cash; but arrangements may be made on
the day OF sale to accommodate the purchaser The
title II believed to be perfectly good, but selling as
trustee sh all only convey such title as Is in me-
The purchaser will have an opportunity of exam.
lining the title Ii he thinks proper
JOHN L Lyon Trustee.
Hale Conducted By THOa w EKRSRE Ancf lam
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By E. B. Cook, Auet'r.
No d OSoA, AUoS +.
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF

L CONREcTI0NERIES. FIXTURES. 40. An..
AT AUCTI0N.-By virtue of deed of trust maids
by David Jones to the subscriber, and duly re.
corded In the Office Of the Hustinss' Court Of the
City OF Richmond: will proceed to sell ut the
store Of said David N. Jones on Main street. on
FRIDAY. 18th January, ut 10 O'Clock ell the stock
o. CopIecfionaries Fruits Glass Jars, show Cases.
Fixtures. &c, embracing general variety Of Fresh
Gocde At the same time all the Fixtures Of store
together With all the Bake House Tools and FIX.
lures comprising complete set Of Conf ctioner's
apparatus The attention Of the trade Ia requested
Jan Is LAWRENCE MAYRE, Trustee.
sale conducted BY y. b CooK auctsr
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VHESTERFIELD LAND FOR IA

II AS~eAAoA1 AAAANO EVo CA11s
~ Atthe rsqust Of Geo g Coz, ESQ. who intends to
DAY, the 2dday Of February. at public auction, on
the premises. his FARM, containing enc hundred
Acres. situated In the county of Chesterfield about
miles from the city Of Richmond. on the Manches-
ter Turnpike.
TERMS -.Ons.third cash; onethird In IL months;
one third IN Is months. with interest.
ia 25-stA T. N RURFnor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-26
- WAS COMMITTED to the Jail

M WAS CUMMITTEU to the Jail
"a OF Chesterfield county on the 9Th instant, e
"A NEG 40. vino calls hi.oseif WM w TIE.
80. AID sey q ne is free, aud resides in the city
OF nsltimors, State of Maryland The said Neg 70
ia about feet inch high, complexion black, and
rather slow in speG king when spoken II II the
said negro i not free, the owner lie required to
forward prove property, pay charges. and take him
away, or he will be dealt with according TO law.
So DUVAL,
ia l7--lmt Tailor Chesterfield comfy Va
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By P. G. Larus, Auct.

ny Z. ". L3F 10, A0Ct
A UCTION SALE. GOLD, SILVER
- AND PLATED WATCHES, JswKLRY,
GUNS. &c, kc.-Wil be sold in store, on 9Th inst.
commencing st 10 o'clock:
6old, silver and Plated Watches
Gold Cbalns. Plated Chains
Gold Bracelets. Breast Pins and Ear Rings. In
A large lot Breast Pins
Ear Rings
Double Barrel Guns
A large lot Of day and 30 hour Clocks
2pieces Of Floor Oil Cloth
large lot of Window Shades
SILVER Plated Castors
Britannia Tea Pots
large lot Of Knives and Forks
Carvers and Forks
Spool Cotton. Fancy Boxes
RaZors and Strops
Daulask Tabs Cloths
Clothes and Hair Brushes
With many other desirable G oods. The public are
solicited to this safe, the goods viii be s. i'd with
out reserve. Pc LARUH
70 Aucticnfser
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{ BUTLER. MOOR.
EURNITURE. DRY GOODs AND

FURNITURE, Day GOODS AND
Il GROCERIES VIII be sold at auction ct mr.
store, en- THUKSDAYs morning next the 9th
inst Commanding at 10 eclsck, sundry articles
Household and Kitchen furniture.
DRY GOVDS-Seyeral invoices seasonable Dry
Goods. Ready Made Clothing, Hats Cars. Scots and
shoes. fue assortment Meet Shirts and Drawers
country knit Socks, &c.
Gk0UEklES30 barrels Old Rye Whisksy Is
bbIs French Brandy, 10 bols Malaga Wine, Sugar,
Coffee aolasses, soap. Candles, &c. Is COO 6egxrs
Also a ins assortment of Glass and fartheuWare
janz6 ALEX nOTT sucs'r
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AucxIo17 sAL1a



~ aoddia : AppsrsS 17sE
ON YRID1f, ! n ~ j. !, .,....,.
virsinis - = 81 So sSs g sAskeaSas "a
herse Iog9 efnAM BN6INI. r ~ HI - 10y
eAW MIL. and ell requiniDs1 nooso0rv -
H gold ntpes assayin4. -. =
a. = -. .sy Isss9, hes slsi1 g ~ AepsQs 49,
nsxE ~ psrsons I.dsbssd % Is I'd q SspSs;
rsqusstsd sopay thsiY accounts. q - - ). :
FRAMED HOUSE, WITH 8 IL ACRES
1 : ~ LAND, ~ QHEsrERvIELD COUNTY
IukDAI ns1t. The 1eth Janqary, 1859. eennsnc
ing g O'clock \. = Framed House. with Lot Il
he Soss . eossaps ssAo
sSd has osen used fpr number Of pears pase 9 I
Toll hovse. on the Manchester ana Falling Crssk
I9Inpise The iapd y quite rich. and parficuIar!y
.LmHsdistsly after. and upon the premises Of the
epove oeecftbeds Land Wilt be eoid 4 lct Al Hand
cpnasanlng tvo acres. = the junction Of the Church
- Pn .na adjoining the lands Of Mrs u
miles from Manchssfer is'As sSoas
TxRAs-.Onethird cash; balance n a,d mor, IN.
or nssosiabae notes. intsrs.t added, title retained
ja Is aTfAAs IN
SEVENTEEN N OB T EFsIRARLp
eALs AT AUaTfON.-WiiI Be- solS a. ~ n "a, kv q
DAY. the 3,st March. 1854, 1t * o'clock. ~
enIrsn HS. dssrnSs and eligible located lOts on
afer announced. Unusual inducements win 81 N
fered. " VI
n7-,.v,a. aoDDIN . APplRsos.
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- $3.50 KEWARD.-Abscon on

C5Y SI0U RE WARU.--A on
the 24th instant. from Farmyille Va. my SER
- want, CORNELIUS CnUAP. He is g or "a
IL. years Of age, feet to inches high, very
Iisnt compile zion. brown hair. blue e., lsrge
month. rather homeiy, good tempered look, and
sEliles when spoken to. he is a good driver aaG
ottier. His usual dress Is a light frock coat, with
black velvet collar and cuffs, Ii mt cap and shawl.
A reward will be paid for his app ~henson and
delivery TO in Farm VILE his being secur ed in
any jail in the state so can obtain him. Of Fifty
Dollars II taken in the State of Virginia, or One
Hundred and Fifty Dsllars, if taken without the
State A VAUGHAN
de 30--ts
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By Thos. ". Keesee.
(Of1ce corner Of 18th and Gary streetaA

by Th06. ". keeEee.
(Odce corner Of 18th and Gary streets.}
TRUST SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.
4 SLAVE, FURNITURE. Ae.- BY virtue OF
FRUITS from Carpenter aud wife, b. u.s. and
which are duly corded in the Office Of the Court
of Hurtipss for the city of Richmond we will sell.
on fkIDAY, the 2sth of January, 1889, the proper.
ty embrace Oh in said Trusts, respectively viz all
that lot, Except the part sold byW Walrhali, TO
the city Of Richmond, and on which ssid city has
erected an engine hou.e) with its privileges aud
improve mens in the said city beginning acorner
IN Marshall street, adjoining the lot conveyed to
Evan kagano by fhos rutherford, and rnnning
thence with the course Of Marshal street SO III
feet to Brooke AveDue: thence with the course Of
Brooke venue " 71ze, about l67 feet ssid Rag.
lands north eastern corner; thence $50, W about
liS feet to the begiDniug-ssid lot being the same
on which said Carpentry new resides. Also. all
the Household and Kitchen Furniture ofevery sort
# said Carpenter at his said residence, and fe-
male slave named Polly. The entire sales will tax 9
place on the premises Aforesaid. commencing at 10
O'clock IN
TEsMs-CAsH.
The title to the property IL believed TO be good
and indisputable, bat We will sell and convey only
such title a. Is vested In Us, respectively.
R 3 : Miso I GILES Trustees
NJ sale conducted by THos W KEEsEg. Auct
la Io-dtd
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HIGH C0NSTABLE9 SALE-WiiIl

IL sold on FRIDAY the 2sth January 1859. At the
store, on 18th street. between Grace and Broad
streets, lately occupied By ]. NJ. Luciano commenc
ing at 10 O'Clock, A. M lot of Confsctoneries DC ,
consisting Of 81 jars Of Candy lot onds lot Of
English WaiHuts, Showcases. lot of Cakss, lot of
Dolls ana Toys pair Of Counter Scales and Weights
ties. lot OF Chewing Tobacco, Looking Glass, lot
Of Preserves. Dsmijohns Liquors, 2 lee Cream
Freersrs Let of Baking Pans, small Cooking
Stoves. part barrels of Liquor, barrel of wine
sack SALT ard one Awning, to satisfy an execution
Ia favor of James Winston W. J. iucisna
Terms cash.
ian 26-5t pBUTLER r.
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RUNAWAYS.

e@ RUNAWAY. AGO REWARD
NThe above reward win be paid for the apnrs-
"a henson and delivery to Davis h Hutcheson
20. In the city OF Richmond. or confined in any
30 that get him A. ain, taken out of the stats
for M man THOMAS JEFFEhsoN he il sbo,t
q years OF sae brown complexion, tul head of hair
good teeth feet % inches high. and rather grum
countenaDce JOHN HUTsH nS0N
as- Enquirer and Wing will copy in weekly pa
ger twice each. ia 22-,tfa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-26
BY Richard Cauthorn.

E1FTY THOUSAND SHEAF OATS AT
L AUCTION.-The sale OF Sheaf Oats advertised
to take place at Mr. Quintaiu Blains on Friday last
WAS pcstponed on account of the weather. The sale
Will take place on THURSDAY, the II tn instant Of
81 O'Clock, PM.
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