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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29

RlsToRING PERSONS APPARENTLY DROWNED OR
DEAD.-Dr. ii. z. Sylvester, q London physician,
has proposed new method Of restoring persons sp
psrerty drowned or dead, and Of resuscitsting still.
born children Tbs method ia simple imitation of
natural deep respiration and IS effected by means Of
the sane muscles employed by nature 10 that
process In ordinary deep Inspiration we lift the ribs
and stenumby the psctoral aud other muscles which
pass between the chez. ard shoulders snd thus pro-
duce the tire stened vacuum which initiates the lungs
in the Lew method We lift the ribs and sternum BY the
pecors and other muscles which psss from the Shout
ders to the particles Of the thorax by steadily extending
the arms up by the side Of the patients head by els
waiting the ribs the cavity OF the ches, is enlarged,
tendency 10 vacuum lie produced aud rush OF air i'm
medistely cakes place into the lungs. Expiration
brough, about by simple compression of the sides OF
the cheat by the patents arms. The principle is
forced enlargement Of the capacity Of the chest, pro-
eucipg tendency to vscrum, and consequently an
inspiration of air into the lungs induced BY the con.
strained action Of the muscles Of ordinary and eIaa-
ordinary inspirations upon the movable walls OF the
thorax; dimnuton Of the capacity OF the chest snd
expu sion OF the air from the lungs and consequently
an expiration, induced by compressioa the arms Oh
the patient are be used by the operator as handles
to open and close the chest. The distinguishing fes-
ture of this method the actual enlargement OF toe
witty Of the chest-the elevation Of the nbs above
their ordr sry or natural level It is Of course, Of
Consequence to get as much sir into the lungs a. pos
be. becsuse there be but little doubt tnat fresh
air is the proper stimuant TO the respiratory Efforts
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s,.c,sl p,sp.sch 70 The N. Y. Tribune.

CHARIEsrowS, Friday, Oct. 2s-Evsning.
Gov. Willard of Indiana, brother.inlaw Of Cook,
accompanied by j. f. Mcdonald, Atone y-General OF
the same State and ID. W. Voorhees, and NJ. M. Ran
dolph, arrived here to-day ana have had long inter
view with Cook.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29

TEMPERATURE OF WHITrs AND NEGRoEs.-Some
Interesting expsImentS have been communicated to
the Psr,s Academy Of Sciences the difference which
e1ss b.twesn the temperature Of whites and negroes,
according to age, sex, &c. These experiments, ~
though in some respects imperfect, are, in many,
highly Interesting. The researches were msde in AZ.
rica. The temperature of number Of persoo' vas
ascertsined a. seven o'clock in the morsiog before
they had been exposed to the sun, some OF the results
being as follows: white, aged IL yesn, 2st dsgs.
Rsamur; Q negro IL years, 3ili white, aged ~
year,, 81 negro, aged % years, 81; white wouss
sged IA year, 29l negress, IA years, s2a' Whence
re,uIs, that eeseris pori5ss, the negro possesses
more animal heat than the white. .. ..-.
AZ The passions Of the rsgro cool With age, he loses
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ny TeIegraph.

s.su.hip Empire City Grsn, Orleans oc. D. snd Hs-
yaps "a usdse and psss 70 NJ q. Roberta
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In seom,lip Empire Cfty Jro~ HasasaE w. Bursh.sd.
Psysn sqsn Il. eela. r. Rods CAPT Williams, scd Ave
Il the stsefase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-29

liz order TO ascertain tie truth OF the various
with reference To the capture OF Capt. COOK caueu
on Squire Refher the Justice before whom the luei'
tive was brought and asked for permission 10
evidence produced IN the case ., Ire nasstS nsale
age He stated that the testimony hah bol peSn GUM
mted TO psper but that he would repeat the suossnoe
of the evidence Of Logan and tnzhugn II desired IL.
took down his statement IN stenographic notes. usfe
it is:
"Iwas in my Office, about O'Clock, when two men
came in and asked ne to go down WITH them 70 tue
Erapkhn Hotel They said they bad a man whom they
supposed to be Capt Cook. told them they shouid
bring him up here before me to my ofhce Ihey sara
there great many persons there, and likely 10 pe
consids rable excitement and had better 20 up win
them TO see him.
"I went there and found this man, supposed TO be
Cook with room full Of persons and several outslde
j then sat alongside tots man they called COOK, ahu
told him that there were accusations TO be preferred
against him OF very serious nature, and mtormeo nin
of his shts put him bis legal guard told oim that
he was not obliged 10 say any thing which would crli'
mate himself. then found that he looked nsgSatd,
and told them TO give him something TO eat They cid
There At the time about forty persons In the
roou.
'They brought food, and he ate very heartily.
thought the poor fellow had not eaten anything for
Aher he had eaten some time, asked bis sccus-
Capt Cook.
They then went on aud stated that he had come
out OF tae mountains ana asked fer some sal. NEST;
sho 'hE WAS frztugh stated that he ha De IN hunt
reg IN the mountains and hsd got out Of provisions
lie saw man called Logan, who is a mddlirg rou 90
kind OF man, and made Signs 10 him To keep with him.
Logan lei on he had store Up the road and that he
~ou.d give hiI some salt mest. Ftzhush winksd at
Logan and whispered that he believed this was Cook,
when Logan put bis hand on his shoulder AMI said
You are my prisoner.
'The expression of Logan was, ths. Cook sprsng up
Ike wire trap. lie ran his hand into his pocket.
Logan, being stout man, caught him by the Arm aud
htid TO- They had great deal Of difficulty, both Of
them, TO get him down. Logan is a strorg, sctive
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NEGRO HIRiNG.-The undersigned
NEGRO HIRING, &C.-Ihe subscriber

NJ kGRU HIRING, &C.-Ihe subscriber
~ continues to hire out Negroes rent out houses
sell Real and Personal Estate and will attend any
ether busiD Ass requiring an Agent. Having an ex
tensive Acquaintance with the citizens of Rich
mond and its vicinity. combined with en- experience
of upwa ards of ten years in hiring out Negroes he
stters himself that the homes aud prices procured
for them will. as heretofore, give satisfaction to
their owners. Personal attention given in all cases
OF sickness share of the public patronage is So
REFERENCES Judge Nm CruInp 8 I.cGruder's
Sons, Wade w Woodbridge, RicEm ond DR. John
Garnett, Capt Jacob Keesee, Henrico; VIM p @
Ramsay. Walker Ho2ans. Eanover; Elder Hen
ley William Boulwsre. John Lumpkin. King and
king William Elder james W Cess. Orange :; Dr
John DuVall, Petersburg; Elder X L Coleman,
Scottsyille Z u Ware, Elder Peter Ainsey. Essex.
70 LYME. General Agent,
Office ia basement eff Metropolitan He'll,
NO 9-2awtD Is Sdlm Franklin street
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fpucATt0N.
VHE UHEtWlOk SCHOOL -
~ CLASSICAL ANK RN0LTsH.
tx MIA MIST or RICHMOND.

The exercises oS tins sehool will be resumed on
MONDAY Jsppsry 18th, and eloee July 10th. The
location is unrsus \ healthy. The dIsciplins +
Christian and afenss.
Tuition for tre seht'sstic year from so to en- &C
oordiur to grate
BOARD incluiinv table. rooms, bed. fuel. light
"ndwsshing, siSss Ter month. one half par able in
Vance.
ne sahscfibcr & grateful for the liber. Il patron
age already extended and hopes TO merit ts contin.
rance. Ono q ExALL A NJ,
B-please apply carly, and address n at Rich.
mond. de9-!ms aQk
CELECT CLASSICAL AND CONNER.
~ MERCIAL sea DIV J q WILLIAMS. AN
most respectfully t~gs leave TO inform the public
that the execissse his School win be resumed or
the 81 day 4 Iaasary. 1850 For further particu
lars arpiy hts Dice. on Main street, between 10Th
and 10th.
A B'ursaud prhcipal of BROOKLYN French and
English institute. n Y; r Giraud, LII d. Princinaj
of lafayett iRstitae. Brooklyn. n Y; FRodrianss
T. l. y, Prufets'r 81 french and spanish Literature
Y: Erastus svereit. A VI, Brooklyn LII; r b Cor.
bally, A h. Pot. A b, N Y; II r Lefebre. A NJ
Principal Of Grsce street Institute, Richmond; ] [
Watson, y " Taylor D. Dove, NJ d; L. Lot.
tier, FsG;, J i arenor. ESQ; d B Brideford, ESQ;
Talbot. EE War6weil, Esq Wilson, h. q:
q Nj West. FL. and others. dc 3o-3ts
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By E. B Cook, Aact.
VALUABLE LIBRARY. OIL PAINTINGS,
SPLENDID GOLD WATCHES AND CHAINS,
FURNITURE. &C &c, &c,
AT AUCTION.
AN MONDAY, January Sd, 1859. at
~ 10 O'Clock, I will sell at ny store the Library
of Mr. + w hOsier consisting of about $50 volumes.
amongst which may be found great variety OF
rare and vau .ble works.
A large MICROSCOPIC and Chemical Apparatus
ALSO.
All his Household Furnlture, embracing the usual
variety or well kept articles.
After which,
OIL PAINTING View # the City Of Richmond
from Church HiI) by Davidson, valued at $225
HUGHES Sketches in Germany. consisting Of n
handsomely celored kngravings in Port Folio,
very valuable.
4 few very superi n Line Engrayings.
Extra Fine LONDON LEVER WATCHES, Is
carat; I Gold Guard Chains, London manu- acture.
de3i 4 b COOK, Auct'r.
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By Richa-d Cauthorn.
% MULES, WAGONS. HARNESS.

- &C, AT AUCTION, Intending to remove 70
q January 1859 at the large lot near the Virginia
Central Railroad Depot at 10 O'clock A NJ, asil nc
puonc auction, my teams Coz sistipg Of 30 youpg
mules are aii under years old. well broken to
Work, and without spot or blemish Els BIT of the
working order. the greater portion of them being
new
TksMs- Cash fo- all sums nnder 500; over this
per >
They can be seen at my stables at any time pre-.
vious the sale ii RIZER
H1-saie conducted by CAurHoRN iai
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~ $3.50 REWARD.--Absconded. on

h the oath instant: from Farmvile. Va, my SER
IN want, CORNELIUS CkUMp. He is 2s or "a
A.years Of age, feet to inches high very
iight complexion. brown hair. blue Q, es large
smiles when spoken to. He is a good driver and
ostler His usual dress is q light frock coat, with
A reward will he psid for his apprehension and
delivery to me in Fsrmvle. or his being secured n
any Jail in the State so can obtain him. of, Fifty
Dollars, If taken in the State of Virginia. or One
Hundred and Fifty Dollars, if taken without the
state. A VAUGHAN.
1a III
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de 3i-tds

HIGH CONsTaBLE'S SALE-By vir-
L tue of an order of the Richmond Hastings
Court, made in the attach nenr case of Thomas
jon s Co. VS. Thomas McDonough. and to me di
rectef shall proceed to sell ia front of the High
Constable's Office on FRIDAY, the 7.h day Of JAN
nary, 1883. commencing at 10 O'Clock, A NJ, alarge
lot of Groceries, consisting Of Is bbis Whiskey;
part bbls hiskey; bbis apple Brandy; ga bbls
Git; ~ bbs KUN; bSs ami half ripe Frert b
Brandy; IL bbls Sweet ine;.7 bbls HerrinRs; Pa
bbls Syrup; bbs Bacon; ga bbls Vinegar; lot Cod
Firh; 81 Water Buckets; lot Grain aud Ground Pep,
ptI; pair Scales and Weights; half sack Salt; 3
sacks Cote; pbs Flour; dtz Brooms; lot Butter;
halt Dbl Coffee halt BIB. Lard: half Dbl Ma X. rel;
half Dbl Coffee Sugar: doz Wa,hboards; boxes
Clothes Pine; boxes Ground Coffee; boxes Tallow
Candles; half Ebi Crushed sugar; Dbl Brown Su-
gar; ,cxes Adamantiue Candles; Is reams Wrap
ping Paper: s bundles Cotton Lines; lot Snces 70
shoe Brushes; 20 boxes Matches; half Dbl Rice; 2z
chests Tes; bags Backwheat Flour; 2 boxes Soa. !;
l box Black Tea; d. canters; lot Chewing and
smoking Tobacco; cake Cheese; lot Spice; 5 rack-
ages Mustard; doz Glass Jars: l9 doZ boxes BLACK
ing; Tin safe; Show Case; Desk and Cheese
Safe. &c.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
de 81 BUTLER II G r.
TERMS The above sale will be made on credit
$3.50 TO 2sh day of February, 1859; and the $3.50
TIL the 2sth day of March, 1882 and SIT 80 on the
Sth day eff March 1859
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Iotc HOUSE RENTING, &c. .LoOC
G. w. III. TYL b. R. .


Office on Marshall between 9Th and It'll Streets.
TIL subscriber again offers his services to the peo-
pie of Richmond and the surrounding country, as q
GENERAL AGENT.
His attention will be given especially to HIRING
OUT NEGROES, RENTING OUT HOUSES, and
CGLLECTIeG THE hIRES aud Rents, aud all
other CLAIMS and SELLING NEGROES and
RE al ESTATE PRIVATELY.
His acquaintance with the people and places in
Richmond is very large, having been, frem 1851 to
1857, the keeper of the City Hall and other city
property door keeper TO the City Council, and p0
lice officer.
lie viii give bis personal attention (when re
quired) to Servants hired out by him during the
sesr. His Office Marshall street, between 9Th
ami It'll, in the former law Office of Jams LyOns.
Esq. Persons in the country, sending me Servants,
send their negroes by the lst of January, 1859.
Thanking tho-e who gave him their patronage
for the 1885, he sol cite their bueintss for the
future, and hopes that many others may c0nfide
their business to lin.
For his fitness as an agent and his responsibility
for any money thai may GENE into his Lands he re-
fers to the citizens Of Richmond generally. and
pecially to the following gentlemen: Fon John
Mere ith Judge of the Circuit Court: MaImaduke
johnson, Esq. Common Healths Attorne.
MEMBERS OF tbs CITY CcUSCIL-D j Saunders,
President; Vim Allen, Edwin Robinson, DR. 4 W
Redoy, Geo Y hi, field, 2 r Grattan, Stokes,
and VIM Richardson
MessIs Conway Robinson, Gustsvus A Myers.
Herbert Claiborne. James Lyons Thos W Nc
Canoe, James Dunlop, Jas Scott, Thos ] Evans.
Felix Matthew'S, Vim ri HaxaN VIM Timberlake
| d Son. Alex Garnett, Lrs Peterheld Trent and Al
bert ensad, and Julius A Hobson. Coll ctor City
Taxes CIV FL TYLER
de 3-dtioJkcw6t Office near second Market
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CTOCKS FUR SALE
~ $lofG9 Virginia State
10000 Virginia and Tennessee. I'd mortgage
10000 Virginia and Tennessee, Sd mortgage,
eight years tie run
$500 Manassa Gap lat mortgage
1870 Orange Alexandra 8 per cts
20 shares Richmond panville Railroad
Stock
Is shares Richmond Fire Association
lnU shares Virginia Fire and Marine
no shares Lynchburg Gas company
For sale in sums to suit pure hasers, by
q W PURCELL co,
de2 Exchange and Htock Brokers.
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BY Goddin Il Apperson. Aucrs.

AT AUCTION At the request of Mr. William
anderson, We wiz sell on WEDNESDAY,, the 9Th
now occupied by Messrs Cosby 4 Anderson. ON 7tb
betw 5sn Clay and Canal Streets all the Machinery
necessary 80 we'll conducted Factory, Consisting
ers, Heisting Machine, &c, and INN HdiateIy there
after, yalussle Negro Men of god character-a
itiva. NV
TERMs--s months credit. for approved endorsed
negotiable notes. for the Fixtures Negroes cash,
bic Notes, interest added.
GODDIN 4 APpERsON.'
de 25-dkcwtda Arrt;onaa..
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NEW AND LARGE STOCK OF BOOKS

~ STATIONERY. Ac.. AT AUCTION by ssesst
additions, am enabled 70 eker 70 the eitissDs q
Richmond the largest and most valuable eollsct3on
In ,his city, embracing the Works Of Irvtng neoeS
Dickens. Edgar A Pos. Goldmith, Addison, Byron.
ehakspesre. &C., &c.
In the above collection viii BE- Sonrd gysasvn-
riety OF Apnrsls and Gin Books. suitable for The
holidays, gottcn M in the meas expsrstve styloe
together with splendid Family Bibles, Prayer an1
Hymn Books, Stationery, -, &C
Also. Gold Pens. Peuciis. Fancy Goods. -.
quested. The sac viii bscontinueA xvRsY Rviuzno.
at O'Clock, unIil the whole 10 dispcssd Of
de q r. COOK Apot
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:. ISr az aiming IN the
' no,csMnNp rosr OFFICE. on thc slst day OF
pc,nJabor. 1855 ,,,. g.. ,.,.or. ., ,.,. Ia, ri,
as say they are snvERrisHn
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CHUR,R HILL FEMALEsEM

" The sbscriber, who has, for a long series OF
years. beer gagged in female inst uctiou has tn ken
The house Gently vacated by Mr. Roster. in which
he will OPP SCHOOL for the reception of females
Oh the ffsMonday in January
Terms c. made known on application at the
school roOs. HENRY ROBINSON.
Il
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EL:CT COUNTRY BOARDING

= sIHI' 0 FUN IWUNH LADIES.-HTs Il EN- 7
l. BBOUIE proposes on the 10th of October next
to open o harding School for young ladies at Ash
land in re county of hanover.
All thehigher branches OF fersale education will
be laugh ifciuGing French, Latin, Italian, Music
and nraying-in all of which departments there
will he cen petent assistaate.
Mr. 3D. ARD @RENIER, now a resideu in Ash
land, vii lake charge of the Department of Music
French a.. Drawing.
After IT, present year. the School will be removed
10 the coIltry IL the neighborhood of Ashland.
fgRMs--e E.EALl PAYABLE IN ADVANCE, TIE REST Al
TIE END OF THE YEAR:
For Roai, including fuel and ligHts.....S175 Of
Eual 40 Of
Language, (ess 20 OF
music-f -ofesstr's Fees
Use OF A1O- u
w ASH l1E ~ W
For further Incarnation, address
HENRY / BROOKE,
oc2-ts Asbland. Virginia.
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.rOR COUGHS, COLDS. II DAB 81
z MESA, 90 Ayers Chsssy Pectcral sndAh q
~ ssoss reliable PrspaEsticr: Ter ;sle ~ ~
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BY P. G. Larus, Auct.
th!0 000 WORTH OF FURNITURE,
IN ~ NV GARpET3 JOOK SSEQ

ID N','Jsp CARPETS, LOOKING-eLAssEs.
DC Having determined 10 close out the present
stock Of LARUS h sHINN, will, on THURS
DAY morning. 23f inst, commencing at 10 o'clock,
sell the following Goods, viz:
Bureaus; Sidebeards; So as; Wardrobes; Mahoga-
by and Cane Chairs; Wood seat do; Mahogany and
Cane Rockers; CARPETS; Rugs; Gilt and Mahogany
Frame Locking Classes; Cottage sets complete;
Goods.
The trade and the public are invited to this sale,
as the articles will be positively sold
The terms of sale will be: Fer all sums over Sl00,
90 days credit for approved endorsed paper; under
$780, cash. PC LARU3 Auct
next, tn January, commencing at 10 O'clock
Z. q. LARUS,
10 tAo
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NOTICE .GH Noe 4

xE NOTICE.-CHANGE OF
ssGe sHoURs steamers GLEN
Rockets EVERY MORNING, (Sondays excepted. !
for Portsmouth and Norfolk, at Ga O'Clock, precise
~, and return each alternate day touching at all
the regular landings on the river, going aud re-
turning. ocI RIO HASKINS
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NOTICE AL persons having claims
~ against the late keeper of the City Masaxint
or Powder. will please make out their accounts. and
leave them at the store Of Measrs STOKES I
alyf6. an or bsfore the Sd day Of January next.
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ROSEWOOD PIANO,
SPLENDID GAS CHANDELIERS, &c. &c.

ROSEWOOD PIANO,
SPLENDID GAS CHANDELIERS, &c. &C.
AT AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY, the 4th January. 1859,
" at 10 o'clock, will sell at the late residence of
Andrew Leslie, deceased on fth, between Grace and
Franklin streets the VIII 10 Of the Furniture con-
taioed in said residence. consisting, In part. Of
Rosewood Piano. eA octaves. made BY Bacon 3
Raven, New YORK..
Mahogany Dvans Rosewood Etegre.
Jsrble Top Rosewood Tables.
Mahogany Parlor ann Rocking Chairs.
Tenders Fire Sets. Walnut Hat RAJ k.
Tapestry Carpet and r u9. entirely now.
Srussels stair and ,tbor Carpets.
lace aad Brocatei Curtains ~
The dining room 10 furnished with
fahogany Tea and eide Tables.
gaT Seat Arm Chairs; Safe.
French tfhina Dinner sst
silver Plated Tea eerviee
3rkauia Dish Covers; together with the usual W
riety Of China and Glass Wars.
The chan, hers are furnished with
Wninut Bureaux; Marble Top Wash Stands.
fanny Lind adj other Bedsteads
lair and Shuck Mattresses, Of the best quality.
f,1uure Gaze seat Chairs. Carpet &C. 20.
The kitcaen furniture embraces the usual vaS'e
Z IN TIA pariors there n pair II magnificent GAS
HANDELIEKs. lights each, OF the very latest
.Jle and in perfect order. having been USED oos
Ths hou.o VIII b. opened on Monday. the ID Jan
asry. from . n till 2 n. % - 20 enable those
vishing TO purchase IN opportunity 70 exanh
be furniture. cnov 80.
Do - C0OAs AucsI.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A STEAM EN-

= CINE, CORN MILL. BUILDINGS, DC, AT
AUCTION As trustee in certain deed of trust
from knoch Rex, dated the third day OF April.
1871 duly recorded In the Richmond Hastings Court
!f1ee. shall proceed to sell at public auction on
the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day II
January commencing at IL o'clock. NJ. the propertr
Gear, one Corn Mil and Fixtures com pete and the
Buildings situated at the corner of Main and 2st
streets. now used by the said Rex as mill house.
Terms cash.
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GENERAL AGENTS. 10.

REMOVAL.
RAWLINGS & HOLIDAY.
General Agents and Commission Merchants.
Richmond. Va.
PATRONAGE bestowed on them the past wear anr
again offer thsir services Tor HIRING OUT NJ
,tk0ES, ktNTIhG OUT HOUSES and COLLECT
ING CLAIMS, and for the sale OF TORACCu
WHEAT CORN. OATS. FLOUR &c, DC
On ana after the LIST dav ofJanuary 1889 they wi,
on ~ b Of. corner of Bank
ED. G.. RAWLINGS
oel3-im ALFRED L. HOLLADAY
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By Chas. T. Workman q Co.
CARGO OF SUGAR AND MOLAssFS

I .AhUU VF cUUAk AND MOLABEES
~ AT kUCTI0N.-0n WEDNESDAY, Jan 5.h.
1859. commencing at II O'clock. A N, at our ware
house on The Dock. we will sell the cargo of the
schr "ohIust." from Atsakspas, consisting Of
2l6 Hhds prime to choice quality N SUGAR
34e Bbls do do o MOLkSSEs
Terms eF SALE: For all sums under $780, each |;
over SlG0. months credit for approved negotiable
paper. CHAS WOkTHAM 20,
de 3l-tdg Aucta
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OFFICE sUP'T RICHMOND DA NVILLERR
Richmond. Dec II, 1885.
sM sH NOTICING Freight will be
We - received at the depot of this Company for
transportation, after the 2Si day of December 1855
uaiil the Sd day OF January, 1909.
No freight trains will be run out after the morning
o. the Path December, until Tuesday the 4th day Of
January. 1889.
de I8-d4hJ CCAMPBELL. Stunt
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NEW GOODS INV GOODS LIB

~ the steamer. yesterday, from New York. we
have received Genty packages OF new and desirael
goods which we are oferlpg at very low price, iU
patte ns 10 pieces black, beaver. and Broad cloths.
for Ladies' Cloaks and Raglaps dark coiored Quilt
ed skirts: Mohar De Eeges; $50 new ebawls of 10
desjg ne: Velvet Ribbons ell Widths; Ladies' KID
GLOVES, superior quality; rich Taffetts Silks blach
Gro de Rhines Mantilla Velvet; white Moif antique;
An O Tarlaians at bsygan french Aerinoes: Bonn
basues Alpacss saxonia plai6s. Linen hdkfs, IRISH
bipens Table Cloths, all sizes; flannes. Blankets
and other bargains too numerf rs 70 mention.
MILGHISER BRO,
des 1913 Broad street.