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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-16
RAILROADS, &C.

|
GUEAr SOUTHWESTERN MAIL ROUTE.
| TWICE DAILY, SUNDAY EvHNiNG ExcErrEpl
RICHMOND AND DANNILLz RAILROAD
Ia II sHs4szss1s-..,, 5Ssx.sz,hS 3.aas;ss
CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.
snS . .n:r >. SSsIsy scsS, ssa s The Man
.s,,s HsnSens 'ses daily SUNDAY, evening srese,sdJ
S,,Sn SSA.aGSs. SssHvs, Ms%Pa Atlanta. aossSSss
Leave Richmond DAILY Sesesp, Sundays. for p.nvs VI. and
Greensboro, \. &, Al AVo A.
Is.,s JSas,03 Cu.. daiS Sunday morning except
Through nom EeAn0ad T. 'empA, day, and rss
~ Tns ssoss train sSHse 90. oy. the south side
S s NE N5sS. GSn5alS y Potomac Railroad trains
Ssss Iss sold and nassAse checked through above
o sS sS.sA 49, and nssr apply
.ele c CAMPBELL, superinisndsnI
sOUTH-sIDE RAILROAD.
OS sa.. ID S.1r.sI r MoNDAx THKaaa AU-
- s'' 'ns pAs.'.ser trains, ~hi run as f0ious' 49,
60 FROM PkTERsBuRa TO LYNcuBuRa
Train starts daily =. $50 NJ reaches Dchsurs
r:.Hs,s S, .i Az except Sunday. AS
FROM LyScHBuRa TO PETERSBURG
Man Train star. daily a, II A NJ Petersburg a. p NJ
Fs,s.oSis at $50 a except sundays 1850 NJ
Vile N.shyis Memphis ae to Ses oriesh As spring. Knox
Of Tnnrs. s sSf,1 and %S' route to a.
The City rSn, Train sys. daily except sunday, a,
eessAry. f~N>'S ""s" "'
"A, H. n. BIRD
.ust General supsriniendant
GkNL sUPr.r opFiCE v A r. r. r. co
LrscHsvRO, July 2sth, issQ I
and amer sunday July ss 1852 Trains e.. sz---zxS
Passenger IyneAbur q Ia a ~ aSa
arrive 1882 A. - @~N
Passenger r1ln leave LypehburE a. p ~ and
arrive At llih, T.. NJ 49, - - anu
ftrlsht Train win leave Lynehbug At T. NJ and ar,i,. =,
.sS-a X n ILL, tnrsspt
RICHMOND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
NEW LINE To BALTIMORE
FARE ONLY go.
kfSfsTs@zsg sssy-.s ss EssES[h
and amI MONDAY, Nov. ~ 1852 regular PASSENGER
" train will go f~~@'"e'
Richmond Mondays
White House, Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and -
me ascoSaoiaiiou Train iii icave Pm
white House tuesdays and Saturdays. AZ
s,, .........G4 r. ~
The freight train viii leave '''''''''''''''A'S r. NJ
White House wrdng sdays. .,s ~
Richmond Wednesday,
Passengers WEST Poa; cappsho.l Ii' r. NJ
foin' and Norfolk, leave kchmcnd Tuesdays and FraV,
Bind Pare through 1880 ~ 'A1'' sea |
Rurnng steamer Sea bird Norfolk Monday, and ru
days at ~ p NJ. -e ''"'e ''Ouses same |
rasengcrs Tor King Queen H. Urbann, Northern Ne, an,
Ahlose ieaHe Richmond Tuesdays FRIDAYS At az NJ
M Co stages At White House UTbAnna
unore through the same night. Fare through 40 ~ '
Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays and Tbur,5.,
VI connect With Northern Cos Stages for King Wia, Vi
ami W aiEerton King Queen county. Returnnr sSse III,
sue uays AT ~ r. NJ, connecting
rois ~ 's mouse Al - 4. ~ rHOS- r. SHARP,
Superintendent
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CANAL ROUTE TOLYNCHBURG AND RUcE1-
ANAN.
i..sI:sa sa1EET TH;;ss

n and Lexington 800. "A" s@VV
ON the 18th day % he Arm n
enee running their tr ~eeky line Of on e J
49, PANAMA lanai leaving Richmond usual on Nondav
menns,day ard Friday Al T. NJ New Canton a. N
ahd seotisvlle a. u VI " the frat
Buchanan and Lexington At p NJ TIE second dsy - ~
RETURNING
Leave buchanan az A NJ Lynchburg at7xp N No,s.
meaaesley AID Friday, reach seoiisye 10Y ~ Me- can
on AZ ~ n ~ and arrive Ia Richmond 81 nsxt dav
The Boats connect AZ New stag To- tb
ottesylle. W i ''' S''bs LOT ChAr
raenEers from the country win observe that by this
ey arrive IN Richmond and Lynohburg O'clock M tbs NOR
and ~ =. ~, from Lynehburr - 80 ~ ''''iHionu
Below time Of arrival tinter
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CIIICKERING PIANOS.


4 NEW and FULL supply o. these splendid lnstru-
IA ments have been received,
In addition to the beautiful BOs de Hclx the s3
eular Action, and the Grand e III
DOR, a beautiful instrument OF an upright fornL
The Chickering's have received
noNned compeors and from hst rank Institutions
America and OF Europe They have
Pianos than factory In world.
Prom the Chickering's have perma
nen improvements that
ieeon and by the greai capital they have Invested
fully
any other factory None Of their Instruments
Without having been fully Inspected by the artists
As this factory has than q In
Richmond only BY the suberbe
The factory al Pianos Orders promptly at
tended ~
Wareroos, north side Of Broad street. Habs
mAiS NArII'L cARUsr Sol. Ar.p,
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QUAKER CITN


- w In q MACHINES
oLp GALLERY, l4b Main ST., Richmond Va
WIS Truly popular Sewing Machine now osrsd a. ,
$40, $40, and $50. fN'e' Tow Prieea, via :
do n s 20 hgmbug affair but hrs; practical useh,n. I'm
durinS tb ~. coarse or ne The sold over so
" learn u one ''NN"A'y seansiress can readi-
.trons a o Two ordinary spools without reundur n,i,,
nith stitch he cut " "' 'P' AHhoogh every fourth
ne Maebns. De SAD N The usual adYertispr
nut We prefer that public can ana ssu
~ ". are ready at all times ls unarbJn. 0'
attention OF country merchants and snerri. 4,
teato hese machine o. inv espent n a ~
States ~N~"'' '-hHN throughout the South rn
mi pre AZ which these machines win readlrx
SAFES and the liberal eSn
ana this omit Ssn a. pleasant business Mere ants VII
au26-dtf W
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L y II r A N rs
EFFERvESCENT
SETTER APERIENT.

L y II r a n rs
EFFERyESCENT
SELTZER APERIENT.
ms valuable and popular Medicine prepared In conformity with
the anas q the celebrated settler SPRING ia
uniTtT..iy leseised iR @ a paols form has
tons Of the Nedi9 Pi, profession aud Discerning
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
= alin e A perient
sp S s a Gsk si Pa to P ss over me Is5s
nc IL greater eniescy Il may be used viii
OF &PPErrE iSbidrTi5N AN6 S ALL sINHS co, Loss
PLANTS. PECULIARLY INCIDENT To FIE
SPRING AND SUMNER SEASONS.
PaTaea1Iy 1aIP,e s to t-e wants Of Tlye y Sea
Faist af Vim sn Co., "a. o. N,'si. and
viii those have use = IL has hh favor and de,redIn.
N TORPID sTE og THE LIyEE-I, render, great service
rs GoUr AND GECMATIsM-It gives the hes, satisfaction
aayng AL asHfaaioTy symptoms and many eacciuay
ITS SUCCESS ~ CAsEs OF GRAVEL INDIGESTION. HEART
BURN AID COSTLY ESEss-Pr0ves Ii be Medicine Of te
As54 % DG fSMG 2NS THE gTRNG IcE
r AgToRnS THE GREATEsT RELiEP TO THOSE AFFLICTED
VIII ORSUIbECr TO THE PIIts-ACTING geny the bow.
s hearaIns al seeretons and thereby removing
IN FAcETT Is ISyALg4aLE IN ALL CASES WHERE GEN
TIE APERIEST or FURGATIyE Is REQUIRED.
l. = In the Powder carefully put up In bottles tn keen
any climate 1nd merely require water poured upon pro
Taken in tie morng avosailons ofth
s1eag aReay yofoas tone Of the stomach and ,n
an elasticity o. mind and TOW Of spirit. which give every
With impqny fgm which he otherwise be debarred and
Numerous testimonial, professional and other gentlemen g,
ne highest siasdns throughout ts country and its steadily
snaey ana valuable Character and eonnendH TO the
JOHN A TARRANT co. Druggists,
reeu Nich CIR Of - v
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.


Fire Insurance, Marine Insurance.
TIE VIRGINIA FIRE MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ornos Nc. 1871 MAE sTRkxr. RIeuMosD. Va
CASH CAPITAL. 100000.
hAkrkRkDi In lisa and having during twenty
" SIX yesrs, met claims
MlLLION OF DOLLARS, 10 refers TO the history OF The
sa as anolnr the very best guarantee for the future
bslnE profits distributed
SSInsreisl and Mechanical Industry.
me long acquaintance Of this Institution with Insur!ng
faone has become familiar With their
sh he spared or Information Withheld ofc,
hrt WI tend 10 insure accuracy and give subtraction
Country Merchants
country Insurance already
eft.frn. IN almost every portion of the state.
Applications cE Marine Insurance. addressed To IN,
President or Secretary, win receive prompt attention
vr.,, ~ :, W. L cowARpIN, President
WIN "tIlS ", secretary. mhip-iy
Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.
IHE RICHMOND FIRE AssoCI cash capital and
surplus OF nearly $3.50, 900, prepared policies
similar Institution In the State respectfully share OF the
PatrSnase Of the public Applications will be received
nee Ne o0 second door Main streets
uhee the officers viii eheeral give Information required
All lOses promptly and literally adjusted
DIRECTORS
Chas worthan. John H. Claiborne,
Muh = Iompkins, Robert ~ Burton,
John J. wilson, Thos A. Rust,
Alex Geo \ Gwa,hpn.x
John T. subieti, Prs J. Barns.
DAVID cURRIE Presr
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,ermediAie distances
r EDMOND,
J. DAVENPORT, Jr.
W. y. FARtaH,
TnE NEW NIB PArKET rIlnI-


WILL continue 10 Tri.weekIy from Rich -.
w mond 20 otsyie leaving Richmond. on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS aud PHInaYa AZ q
eeI Win he Mail Packet Lueie T. Jones' seotsyis neTt
day, a. 1917, A. NJ for ,ynehburr and Richmond ' '
EETUHNfNG.
Leave seo,tsv1e fo1(, A. NJ, TUEsDAYs THuRspays and
dAlbhDAhr, ana arrive IN Richmond next day al q A N
fA's nrr from The country VII observe that ih seheu.
turn home same diys ~ D. u.s. ~ ''' ~
hslow see time u arrival aud Pare At
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1850. NOTICE. 1880
AZ II 5EggzE@
TO PASSENGERS GOING NORTH-NgW ARRlyGENrT.
hmPORTANT TO TRAvELLERS
IAhOCGH IIthEINAND TNgp It;I T.YEf'L-C
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
1859.

breakfast aud sup ~ Ashland, and dine board the
ble steamers between Aequa Greek washnrro
$780, Mn Apply az h oace, Broad Street
SHoeAoS h"i- JAMES H. WINSTON
s,Nf-r yr-ru g Genl Ticket Agent.
oaice r y 4 p. n. X Co. !
Richmond, Jan. 81, 1855 t,-o, a,
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WATCHES, JEWELRy.
Silver and Plated Ware
CREEEHAW, QUARLEs q CO.,
22S BROAD STREET.
LARGE iSD SPLEyDID STOCK OF STAPLE AND FANCY
DRV Gnnngf

ICgs Tor Cash, or 70 regular tsade on the usual time
N $4,000 worth u Goods 20 be By IL OF Jany In con
esqusn"e Of the death Of Mr Censhaw becomes necsa to
rHse NE business ~ hm therefore orer our on
ne stock o. goods comprug the bet assessment ever seen
Ih ey ~ cost Our stock Is having In the bupe
soort Tine and suords excellent Opportunity Tor those w
prosehinE season. o do N now '' WV ~
Our time limited large and In order 10 areoupj., r
pupose uh a. hte delay possible, cur goods Al
prime o1sI-ons prize, tsd q variation.
CREVsrfAw QUARLEs 4 co
eci 2Eg Broad street
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~ n ROUGH FISEIGEET ARRANGE-
~ SnSI TT rom ON Rtehmond, Virginia, ~ ~
- ~ w lie ans Ntc:Ssburg, mrmpflIs. ~
a0niS = montE on,.ry, ruscumbIh, Aug nsta Ia.
con, NASHVILLE. Chattanooga, &G.
THE RICHMOND AND DANyIIE n1uRo,n co,,n,,,,.
mat they have just concluded arrangement rect
rates: '' 'o"o~'hs low
From Richmond to Charsed Ia. cist. ~ 90
Knoxville, Tenn, andian - p'ss~ NAss'
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ENcHANGE HOTEL AND

In presenting this card public many cordial
thanks patrons FIR the Kindness
- their hands and hope that the New order An1lir-
10 be Initiated sept i9 will receive the
met with.
Mcssrs JOHN p and THOMAS y BALLARD the Pro
pciors the Establishment and each pledges himself
shat the comfort convenience requirements Of their ues
demand
We desire " tecp aud maintain what 10,
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and We promise TO renewed
excItons TO render the establishment comfortable possible
With polite agents and ready Snd attentive
shall endeaVor to afford complete satisfaction travelling
public.
y H. previous card, long since published 20
influence OF easees rGnoE sufeSat proof that establish
nent has closed and that since
have been In better coalition entertain ver han
All closure Intended closure ends
TO notice as false, and sda9s lueadng 10 visit ufa
auSl-
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FERE INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURA
KNOWLES q WALFORD, AGENTS,
hffER superior advantages those
~ other buildings 10 Insure We Company With
ample capital that returns large portion Of premiums the
Policy holders - ~
risk. e f' ~ '''
The Of premium with other good Companies
spsl KNOWLES 4 wALF0RD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-16
NEW MALAGA RAIsINS AND FIGS.

IN 100 whole, half and or boxes ID b Raisins; so
do do do do Layer do; s bbis Zsute Currasts; $50
drums new Turkey Figs; 100 half and ar boxes
Sa dpes: 80 boxes Geneva Ctrop; 10 cases pre-
served Canton Ginger; ~ do Bordeaux Prunes. In
glass jars 30 boxes Msss0a Oranges; 50 do do Lem.
ons. i so fresh Cocoa Nuts; 800 dozen asserted
pickles and Preserves just received, for sale by
LOUIS j. BtJs5IEuX,
6t5-et No. - Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-16
By Tnos. W. Keesee.
(Office corner Of 18th and Cary streetsl

HEN TEEL HOUSEHOLD AND
" KITCHEN FUHNTTURE FOR SALE AT AUG
TION Will be sold on TUESDAY morning. Feb
ruary 18th. commencing at 10 O'Clock. at the resi-
idence Of Mrs Evans. who il declining sskeep-
ing, Marshall between 4th and 5th streets ell Of
her parior. Chamber and Dinipg-room Furniture.
consisting OF the usual variety together with the
Kitchen Furniture.
10 10 THOS w KEESEH. Auct.
~ POSTpONEMENT- The above sale has been
postponed TO WEDNESDAY, the a3d February.
fe ls-dt23i THOs w kEEeEE, Auct.
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tBSEY,s PURER WHIsKY.-60

kBNEY'S PURE RYE WHISKY.-b0
hsbls Vim Abney's pure Virginia Rye whisky.
specttully cali the attention OF hotel kespetst
rsstsnrauts and the trade 70 this celebrated brand
| Of Rye Whisky. M 49,
distiier' I sm prepared 20 furnish this Whisky IN
lots 10 suIt MISUNDERSTANDING the above DIS
XIV 10 be superior 10 any other brapds now Ia thfs
market ~. 60 -.
L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-16
By Alex. Mott, Auct'r.

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS, CLOTH.
ING &c.--Will be sold at Auction, at INV store an
THURSDAY, Feb. nth, commencing q, Ia o,ciorh
q general assortment second hand Furniture
DRY 90ODs.-Several invoices Dry Goods, shoss.
Boots Caps, &c.
GR0CEnfEs Whisky, Brandy. Soap, Starch.
Tobacco, Segars; &c.
ADDITIONAL -25 bbls No l gross Herrings: 5 do
Salt Beef in coed order; large Glass Show Chs "a
fe i6 ALEX MOTT. Auct
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CHAD No North Carolina chad ia
~ alfbarrels, or sale by
WoMBLE & CLAIBORNE,
fe9 No IL Pearl street.
NFACKEREL.-IU bbl3 No ] Mackerel;
w 10 half bblg No do; 10 bbls No 2 do; 10 half
tbls no DO 40 Ibis medium Nc , do; 3 bhds God
Fish landing per scbr "ytbe Tor sale by
ie II NM III TYLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-16

0RNAMEN TAI IRON RAlLlNGS,
~ VERAN DAHS, der. II MATTHEWS,
Agent for the Boston Ornamental Iron Work s.
CEASE, BROTH ERS 4 CO. Proprietors, can be
found for few days at the store of n. Barns ESQ.
Main street. Richmond. having one of the largest
and most complete sets Of Drawings for Iron Rail-
ings Verandahs &C.. to be fund In the country.
biiity and price. cannot be surpassed Also, designs
for Iron Bedsteads. Hat Coat and Umbrella Stands.
Garden Chars. Settles. Tree Guards Brackets Ami.
mAis Etatuary, summer Houses, Vases, and all
kinds of Ornamental Iron Work.
The Ratings are we'll adapted for Cemetery pur-
noses Fronts of Residences Balconies. Public
souares aud Church Fences. comprising every va
riety from the Wire TO the most massive Cast ircn
Also several beautiful designs for Rustic Railing, At
reduced prices.
Prrties who are about TO purchase. win find 1t TO
their advantage to give him call. All orders WIZ
be promptly and faithfully executed. 10 i5-1~
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TRUSTEES SALE OF SLAVES

i By virtue of deed OF trust from Barritter II
Cox dated February the 10th. 1854, recorded in the
Clerks Office Of said Court and Of order Of said
Court, we shall. as Trustees, With the consent OF
Ieth day of February, iss9 at tho auction house
Of Hector Davis, Esq the TWO SLAVES. Wash
ington and CHARTS. conveys ed in said deed. one
Of the Negroes Is about IS. and the other about
40 years OF age ami both good field bands.
s,,-,as JOAN JsMss 3 Willie Williams. Trustees
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. VALUABLE BRICK TENEMEMTs

- On THE WESTERN LINZ OF 18th. BETWEEN
hAIN AND CARY STREETS. FOR SALE AT
huCflON:-Wtil be sold on WEDNESDAY the
10Th day OF February, 1859. on the premises. coma
me ncinS at O'Clock NJ the three brick tencments
located IS above, occupied by Messrs Philip Bsr.
ehe.mer, lsaac Jacobs and iothers all OF whom are
good paying tenants. The property yields an ag-
gfeeate rent OF over SEQ per annum The houses
are well built, and are now in good order.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance az s. and 9 mos
Tor negotiable notes. interest sdded and secured by
trust deed. The taxes and Insurance. for 1859 TO b
PAID by the purchaser The houses being covered
with TIM are insured at $500 in the Richmond Firs
Association at half err cent premium
fe7 gODDIN AppEPs0N Arr4,
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AUCTION SALES.
Ey Richard cauihorn.

hOCERIES AT AUCTICE.-on
wnDa hsDAf. 18Th instant, at 10 o'oleck. a.
goods: bids new shoulders; hid. old dc: hIds
E hams; boxes Brandy; bbis Whbkey; Chess.
Soap; Dds tugar; Adsmzntine Cardies Ic Se
COOK ING sT0vE-I will also sel, 4 AVE jber
y siar Cooking stove. furnished with necessary
COOKING utensils ripe. &c. and all In good order
honsekeepers. -
fe Is CAuTuapN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-16
By Robert d. Lyme.

A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT, ON
"A 2sTi STREET, BETWEEN GRACE AND
FRANKLIN STREETS, AT AUCTION Will be
sold at public auction on the l6th day Of February
at O'Clock NJ. upon the premises, that valuable
Building Lot 81 uated described above, fronting
SO feet and running back l2a fest TO sixteen feet
alley, being the same lot purchased by williamson
Allen of Rutherford's executor. adjoining lot be
longing to A stubss-
Terms made known at sale.
fe Ida RIO LYME. Auct.
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a-s----.s----.>->~l.-@l--z-'ll
EDUCATION.
ENGLISH, CLASSICAL
- AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL

aTs STREET BsTwsgv MAIN AND FRANKLIN
BY i. L pENDLEFuN
The Principal graduated Fl rst In his class nj Va
Mtntary Institute. and has had nine years espe-
rienoe in teaching
MS noisos are, thorc shnesa In instruction and
stn9y good principles feelings and manners In
conanct-seenrinr thtse by Kindness. interest firm
tive,
Would refer 70 the following gentlemen, who
| either are or have been patrons of his school
VT ! Morton, Cashier Bank OF Commonwealth:
Mr VIM Strother. Cashier Exchange Bank; Mr.
Chas Williams, Secretary stste Agricultural 20.
clefy; Eey GsldeIFleeve; MIR Ditbrell: Mr.
Wm Waltrs; Mr. VIM Booth; Capt Dimmock,
Public Guard; &c &C.
IL ld-~St 4 r pFNDI,EToN
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JANLS u IAI LUK, Trustee
JAS NJ TAYLOR SON. Aucts. 70 IC

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON CLAY
STREET AND BROOKE AVENUE, AT AUG
TI0N.-By the request of the Trustees of Clay
Street Methodist Church, we will proceed to sell
upon the premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th inst.
commencing at o'clock NJ, Clay Street Method
ist Church, with the property thereto belonging sit
mated at the south west corner OF Clay street and
Brooke Ayene. The property is particularly adapt
ed for business stand and with little expense can
be arranged both for stores and dwellings,.
Possession will be given ON the LIST May next.
TERMs-0ne-third cash; the balance at and IL
months. for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured BY trust deed.
f.S JAS NJ TAYLOR & SON, Aucts.
n. b. The above property having been sold pri-
vatelv, the sale will rot take place as advertised.
70 l6--it J. 81. z. & SON
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AUCTION SALES.
sr~-~-ee-2c c--~~.,~~~-~~~>
FUTURE DAT1.
By Richard Cauthorn.
THREE FINE MULES AT AM

nhEE LIVE MULES AT AUCTION.
L On SATURDAY, 7etb inst AZ n a,c,och :. -.
lot, near me virginia Central Railroad Depot' I
VIII SCI, AZ auction, for h, three very snnerior
work. "" pi"Ash W
They an be seen previous to sale at Messrs Davis
fc,l6 CAuTuopv
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L II. COOK, AUCTIoNEHF ARD
IA. COMMISSION MERCHANT
Respectfully informs his friends and the public gen
orally, that he glil continue the Auction and Gem
mission business st tha old stand of Il. b Cock {
Co. No - Naia etrcet. ana flAtters himself (from
bis experience in the businessl that he will be able
"a give satisfaction He returns his thanks TO his
friends far the very liberal patronage extended TO
him. and is determined 10 merit continuance OF
the came.
He will attend In the sale Of merchandise of every
description. horses cattle, &C, &c.
Outdoor sales attended to az the shortest notice
ana upon tae most reasonable terms.
gBC0
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
90 Is No 10 Main street.
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By P. G. Larus, Auctioneer.

MIGHT SALES Il will continue the
~ Night Sales of a large lot of Gold, Plated and
Silver Watches and Jewelry of every descr.p.iop
Each article offered will positively be sold.
de % p y LARUS Auct
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9 NALL FARM, OR MARKET GAR
- DEN. HALE A MILE FROM TIE CITY. ON
MEADOW BRIDGE ROAD. AT AUCTION We
VIII sell upon the premises. on MONDAY the 2Sth
OF kebrusTy. commencing at o'clock P M a very
pretty FERN or Market Garden on the Meadow
Bridge Road, half mile from the city contaipinu
gacres. and adjoining the lands of Judge Daniel
VIM Robinson ana others. The soil is of a good
9naity and its contguty to the city, renders ii psr
iicniarly desirable for a alket garden The inn
provements are a framed dwelling with 7 rooms
kitchen with two rooms, and the necessary conye.
niences e
Ii desired, more property. adjoining can be had
TERMs-Onetourth cash; the balance at | and 2
years Tor negotiable notes, with interest added and
secured by trust deed.
feH JAS Nj TAYLOR & SON. Aucts.
prick STORE IN NORTH SIDE OF
~ BROAD. BETWEEN GILMER AND MIN
FORD STREETS, ar AUCTION Will be sold mn
on the premises. on THURSDAY. the 2ith instant.
commencing at AZ o'clock P VI, a Brick Store anG
DWeillnE- en- tfe north side OF Bread and between
dimeT ana Stanford streets, now in the occupancy
o. Mr. James Francis. 1~'
The property is well located, and particularly
adapted for Grocery stand or dwelling with
brick Kitchen. well of good water with other con
yeniences.
The lot fronts Broad street about 90 feet and
runs back about 80 fet to an alley.
TERMS-One-fUurth cash; the balance at L. 3 and 70
months for negotiable notes interest added and Sc
cured By q trust deed
feH JAS VI TAYLOR SON, Aucts.
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BY Alexander Mott

MIGHT SALES. Il will offer for sale 1T
= auction TONIGHT, and continue every niRht
through the winter. large and complete assert.
ment Jeweiyr. Ready made Clothing. Nett Shirts
and Drawers, Fancy Articles, &C.
de Is ALEX MOTT Auct
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TH& PREsBYTERIAN HISTORICAL
A TLANTIC AMI PACIFIC GUANO-

A TLANTIC AMI PACIFIC GUANO-
IA SOMETHING NEW.-The undersigned having
and Pacific Co g Guano are daily expecting cargo
from New York, which will be offered to Planters
and others upon very accommodating terms Pref.
Oh Bicaell, Ph d. of Baltimore, gives the result
of his Analysis:
Phosphate Lime.
Containing PhosphCiic Acid......... IL q
Organic Matter, Water. Carb. OF Lime, &C ..-992
Prof Henry, of Smithsonian Institute. analy sed
sample and found therein $50 per cent of Phos
plate Of Lime.
All who have tried it, unite in pronouncing it
equal in its results to the best Peruvian viii its
beneficial effect upon the soil is more complete and
permanent.
The cause Of this is found in the very large per
centage of Phosphate of Lime which it contains and
which is the desirable ingredient in all Fertilizers
For information, apply TO
PEYTON Il ARCHER,
l39 Cary Street,
ia 26-dlw3tw3w Richmond.