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TIE MARKETS.

CoLUMBrA, APRIL %.
Sales Of Cotton to-day amounted to 100
bales, at prices raging from 8 ~ llic. show
ing decline Of full tc sim. the first uf the
week.
CHARLEsToN, April %.
Sales of cotton to-day 600 bales. Good
Middling IL; Mddling Fair !2tc
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LANCASTERVILLE, S. C,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 4, 1859.

OLD PAPERs.-Mr Patrick McKvnna has
our thanks for some old papers left a, this
office, which have been preserved on ac.
count of the interesting character of their
contents. The editor will take pleasure in
looking over them when hcrreturns
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DAMEL Ls5Essx, of this city, (says The
Charleston C0urirr) has beer ,0cinK re-
coguized as Consul of tie Net rlnds for
North CsI0I,na, South Carolina M G.ur.
gia. The "Es@quator' is announ,, q in tne
usual form in the Constitution of the 24th
lost
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RELlcIous.-We are requested to state,
that Rev. Mr. J. N Craig. will preach in
the Presbyterian Church on Sunday the sth
inst, !Oi o'clock A NJ.
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SMALLPOX -1'weoy cases OF smallpox
Henry county, Alabama, and the disease
was increasing in violence ard spreading
rapidly to other counties.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Will be inserted at the following low rates:
One square (ol l6 lines or less one insertion,
81; or, il continued rs cents tor the first in
erticn, and 30 cents for each subsequent inser.
tion. sS'~ See Fourth Page fer deductions in
vor OF standing ADVERTISEMENTS.
TIE numLc" OF insertions must be written on
ach adveaS eqteut, or they will be inserted till
rd red cut aud changed accordingly.
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HANGING R OCK
MINER AL SPRINGS

NE Sub'cribrr has the pleasure Il
inform the public, that he has bonght
nM,s M p"Tincr'> interest in the Hanging Rock
mineral Springs Hotel. Tne business ere.
after " ~ be c"ndured SOLELY by the propri.
e'"r' wh" ). now prepared fnr the Reception
nnd accommodation OF visitors and ,n,y,I.
,e'S. Ample arrangements are bring made
'or 'he approaching seas on, Of which more
anon. "'''
w. ". BARTON.
May I. 1859. Ia-,r
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LYING IN BED.---The following hint On
deferring our "up-ri.ings." is applicable
these delightful spring mornings We agree
with the writer as 10 the evil effect. of
living 10 bed after daylight. and commend
his views 10 The particular attention Of
some We wot of in this community
No piece Of indolenre hurts the health
more than the custom Of lying in bed zoo
late in the morning and yet thi, is the
general practice in cities, the inhabitant.
seldom rising Till some time after the sun is
up. The morning Is undoubtedly the very
best time for exercise, while the stomach ia
empty and the body refreshed by sIeep :
BeS'des. the norning braces and strength.
ems the whole physical system, and often
answer" the pprpaSea ofa cold bath. Let
any one who lys been accustomed 10 n. in
bed TIL md o o'clock in the morning.
rise by 6, and spend an hour IN waISior
RIDING Or active diversion without doors.
and he will find his spi. its cheerful and
serene throughout the day, his appetite
keen, and his body braced and strengthened
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Hymeneal.

Married on Monday morning 25th ult.
by key. . II. iiay, John Starke, E.o aud
Miss Bell, daughter Of DIR. John Milling, all
Of Kershaw Dist1ict
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l2O Bales Cotton.
ESTATE SALE.

Rf order Of r. + Hammond, Ordinary
- and M persuIHce Of the will 81 Wn.
Aekenna decea.sd, will be sold at Iancas.
ierv'lIc on Monday d dsy of Nav 1889. a
part OF the personal E,state of raid Mm
hehsnn4' ccns.'lng cf'a Teinaasi of goods
- h'fi5 gsos spme 'erockery ware, 3ot Of
bonne's: Desks. showcase Also q,innts-
" OF foddeEIcoal, and ahoSI I2n Bales oi
Cotton and many other articlsss.s 81
Terms a eredi; of 9 months, purchasers
TO give note with good aud siiIi,irn sure.
lies, With Interest from day af sale.
&. u N0RrHROP,
y. NJ. BEiK, ENT1'
May 2, 1859, IA
May. W
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Announcements.
FOR SHERIFF.

The friends at C"p,. J. Is. COUSART
announce hira candidate for Sne riff fo
Lancaster District, at the ersuiny term.
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~ See advertisement Of DR. Sanford,
LIVER lNNiGORATOR in another col
umn. 10
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!M LANCASTER LEDGER
-o.co-$S
Published every Wednss lay NJ orning
W. M q y N N Q r. S
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
7 f K NJ S:

advance, $500
=: the expiration OF Six Months, $50
the end of the Year. --------.. 500
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JAS NJ TAYLOR 4 Sow. Auct,r
By Ro. B. Lyme, Auct
MOUNT PLEASANT FARM AND ED.

INA MANUFACTURING MILL, IN CHARLES
CITY COUNTY, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-That
valuable Farm and Manufacturing Mill, situated q
described above, about twenty miles below the city
Ua an e sold e auction the
January, 1852 II chat be fair day. not. the next
fair day thereafter.
There is attached to the Farm and MN seven
hundred acres OF land three hundred acres cleared
and produces well Of the usual crops made in that
ssston ana lies we'll for cultivation, the balance Of
the land Is IN wood and timber, Of which there u
about 200 acres In original growth Of cypress hck-
DRY, oak and maple, sufficient to employ Q steam
saw mill for several years.
The land will be divided to suit purchasers To
the dwelling there could be laid OF 400 acres, 90 9
mill 200 acres. The mansion house contains Ave
rooms. with the usual 0utbuildings, such a. ONCE
kitchen, servants houses, barn. stable carriage
house. ice house, &c. and spring Of the best water
very convenient.
The mill is considered very valuable and isin the
from 80 to 100 bushels Of meal and like quantity Of
wheat Per day. The mill In on q never-failiug
stream The grist from the mill will average $50
barrels OF corn and 200 bushels of wheat Der Annum:
and IL conld be much increased BY the purchase Of
wheat and corn. There In at the mill postofYice
and good store house. It 10 regarded e an excel.
| lent stand for business. = -
Thefarm and mill win be sold together or divided
as be deemed advantageous. The location II healthy
society good, and convenient to several churchee
plat OF the land can be at my ONCE and fur.
| Their Information can be had upon application to
Messrs. Goddin Apperson. or to MessrS 5. & b.
Ball. upon the premises.
TKRMS-One third cash, tho balance In one and
two years. with interest from day Of SALE and deed
to secure the deferred payments; wy.
Office in basement Metropolitan Hall
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BY Thos. W. Keesee.
(Ofiice corner of 18th and Cary stroets.)
TRUST SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT

TRUST SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT,
- SLAVE. FURNITURE. &c By virtue Of
trusts from N Carpenter and wife, to u.s. and
which are duly recorded in the office of the Court
OF Hastings, for the city of Richmond we will SELL
on FRIDAY, the 2Sth of January, 1859. the proper.
Y embraced in said Trusts respectively, Viz: all
that lot, Except the part sold by Walthall to
the city of Richmond, and which said city has
erected an engine bouse,) with its privileges aud
improvements in the said city. beginning ct acornsr
on Marshall street, adjoining the lot conveyed to
Evan Ragland by Thos rutherford, and running
thence with the eourse of Marshall street $40 III
feet to Brooke Avenue; thence with the course OF
Brooke Avenue, no, about 167 feet to said Rag
lands north eastern corner; thence 800 w about
us feet to the beginning-said lot being the same
on which said 5 Carpenter now resides. Also all
the Household and Kitchen Furniture OF every sort
Ct said Carpenter at his said residence and TO
male slave named Polly. The entire sales will take
place on the premises aforesaid. commencing at 10
O'Clock NJ. :
TERMS-CAsH.
The title to the property is believed to be good
and indisputabe, but we will sell and convey only
such title as is vested in us. respectively.
B 3 ) MiNo 4 GILES Trustees.
NJ Sale conducted by THos W KExsKE. Auct.
"A ibid
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By james y. Taylor 8 a..
.TRusTRE'S SALE OF vALuAnr,

nucIkE6 SALE OF VALUABLE
Ar ~ A M efArg. SLAVES. YURslrUR1 ~
a.s oS J.ssS sS ssasi is.s y <. n.
~ S. o, re- o g. j. e ssa
DAY. the 2oth day d Jsnusry. co@s:s e 9.
O'clock, 4 =. The pre1srsy dsscri6sd = Fl ~
lst.Ths Dvelliss Hssss of IL lsss yaoo, No.
S,snatsd on the north side Of naksr strsst' -
ths Avsnns, Y he soost Is rooaS. viii 81
Brick Kitchen. Brick Sta6is. e. fkMs - q se
tached 70 the house ~ acres II lara vkich Vii -
ad-A lo, Of ground on north sidsof go ser..s
na s ciay and Tier treating sos s cad rsn
sa1 V1i i. on C ci I' st4ss. ntn. ia
4th-A lot fronting IS feet inches q fyi:r. ps.r
on Leigh strsss. between sr ssssss 80 ssS
o. BSoofsS4ssaas Rssa e 81 g i...
- runn19E Gscx l st adjoining the property
sth-Tvo Brict fsnsmsnss on the nsrsh Lin. Of
Of Brooke Avenue. renting 81 fair rents . rood
Al:O. . vacant 10. adjoining. fronting Is ss.s q.
7th-Three lots q ground near tho rss a q
Mr Bowel fronting each 30 feet By $50 ese dSsp.
po,,v .b AasU the ioilsyins SLAVES:
Emily. about IS years old and her three children.
viz: Jane II. Ned 9. and aeorFianna year, Cd.
good house servant. '
ALSO. the Personal Property, consisting IN pert
OF all the Household and Kitchen Puruiture cono-
prising every article used in large family. x(so.
sgood Ccw.
Carriage, with many other srticles too = ,erons
to mention.
ADDITI0NAL.-Will be added to the above s.ls.
good Cook, Washer aud Ironer,
TEKhS-for the real estate, onefourth cash: the
balance at r2 and IS MONTHS for notes bearing In
insursnces for 1859 to b. paid by the purchaseru
For the Personal property. cash will BE- REQUIRED
Flats Of the property may be seen ct the once Of
the auctiont ers
The sale Of the personal property viii commence
punctualiy at 10 O'Clock A NJ on Thursaay the 2Oth
instant ~
Sale Of the real estate will commence at O'Clock
ID, on the same day, and continue from dsv 10
day Eat the same hour) until the whole properly d
sold. JAMES M TAYltSR
Surviving Trustee.
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NEW AND LARGE STOCK OF BOOKS

Nv STATIONERY. &c, AT AUCTION.-By recent
additions, am enabled to offer to the citizens Of
Richmond the largest and most valuable collection
of Standard and Miscellaneous Books ever offered
in this city, embracing the Works Of Irving, Scott
Dickens. Edgar A: Poo, Goldmith, Addison, Byron.
Shskspesre, &C., &c.
In the above collection will be fonnd great Va
riety of ANIMALS and Gift Books, suitable for tho
holidays, gotten w in the most expansive styles.
together with splendid Family Bibles. Prayer and
Hymn Books, Stationery, sc &c.
The attention Of the public Il respectfuily re-
quested. The sale will becontinued EvERY EvEHTR0
at O'Clock, until the whole 10 disposed Of.
de u r. r. COOK Anak
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HDucArroM.
rOMMERgIAL SCHOOL.

CORNER OF MAIN AND ilrH ersssrs.
gn the tirst Of February. tho .uhscribcr viii re-
ceive youths for instruction In Book eepinc nd
Commercial Arithmetic ~
=, the course Of study will comprise Double Entry
tne most approved methods Of Commercial Calcula.
uons and such Information for the Countinr Uouss
ssean be acquired In an Elementary School.
a. = Inosoush knowledge Of the arrang ement and
aesi9n OF the lkpoER will be impaired a. OF nri.
@nxs, lmpo1tance. and essential 10 practical I'M.
rnplis viii be instructed separately, and at any
npu, mcst conSenient to them, from 10 tin +
Charge for the course $40 ona half n. v.ht. q,
sasance the balance en- The 3o,h Juoc OK upon the
oiscon.innance OF the student from his studies
W HUBBARD MITCHELL
Room over Office Of Richmond fire Association
$3.50 ram sao I'VE streets, ia l9-im
WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY
~ HANOVER COUNTY, NINE MILES NORTH
rnyM RICHMOND. NEAR ALTERS STATION
CENTkAL RAILROAD, will be raopened MON
ers '" M" noafu'
board, sl3. 'e' '"o"'"' iof
Apply to the Principal. on the premises. or by let.
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~ James a. Taylor 8 Son.

hns DM1LLIN0s AND 8 VA
streets Church ain. Ar AUCiieX vi s1o VIZ ~
upon the premises. On TUESDAY thc as4s ~ 9,
yssuary commencing at o'0I6ck p II ~ "
Hill. immedi.tey opposite n Johns Church. TSs
houses have rooms each and the ususi c0nv.ss,
an alley This property was Originally ovred s g
~ John Norris. and Il nov In the possssion q N
Also, three beautiful Building Lots, fronting on
18th. near Grace street. fronting each ~ fssf
aed running back ~ above
xeIs0bs desiring 70 secure pleasant residence
viii do well TO attend this sale.
IkhAs: Onefourth cash, the balance at 8 ~ and
y months for notes carrying interest and secured
~ Hust deeds. Taxes and Insurance for 1859 to be
exhibited on day Of sAle
Jal6 JAS NJ TAYLOR 1ON Auctioneers.
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GENERAL A0HNTs, 90.
1910 NEGRO HIRING. 1OSO
e. A. j. CLOPTON.

- 49, ~ SSOE 1ONs
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLruroR
ounce cerner Of Wall and Franklin streets, kich.
Rond, Va.
Tne subscriber begs TO return hfs actrowta,~
ments TO his friends and patrons Tor their favors Az
ring the past year. and would inform them that hs
st,,l CONTINUES the business Of HIRING orr y
HhoEs. RENTING OUT H0OaRS. COLL ECriNf3
Inns, and all other business pertaininr to a.
attention. ~ os A~ P0fsouai
Parties in the country who may entrust the b;,,n.
., snsir negroes g him. may rest assured OF every
atsention being paid to getting them none other hui
good homes and In the event Of ecknsss tha has,
piled. s"s'' always 10 sup
Negroes for hire the coming year. had better be
sen. 70 me az early after Christmas AZ possible
10 those at distance. 10 whom am PERSONALS
wa. Deg 70 reter to the following persona
nRchmond-N Is hill and Baker h Pieasants
faantleroy. ""'"-0' "no LII
Essex county-N J q Wlitiock. DR. l. Wright
ut Jas Latane, I'D u Noel, Or Bev d Row a., i
wright, and Il Wright "'0
King William County--Jobp r. Iatana w. mr.
tame. and DR. John Lewis. "A La
alS-iw P"'
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BY e. 3. Cook, Auct.

I ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE Gaia.
- LOGuE SALE OF BOOKS AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY afternoon. 2,st mat. alta o,cIock D ~
VIII Commences selling by catalogue, at the store
10 80 lam street, large collection Of valuable
works OF the most eminent authors
The attention of the public is requested to this
sale, as IL embraces a variety of desirable and
standard works seldom offered at auction
Catalogues will be ready on the morning of sale.
JaD B COOK Auct
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nncunce
services
early In
ensioa of
II the
re. most
ing this
'hilsiel-
on Mon.
lS-5.
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nH- SPECIAL N0TICE.-Express packages fos
Norfolk Petersburg Richmond, snd all places in Viz
ginia and North Carolina, intended Tor shpment by
ataamships Roanoke and Jamestown, will hereAfteg
be received By the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
Who are the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
once Of the New York and Virginia Hteansh1
Company LUDLAM APLEAsANT6. Agsnts.
DERFUMERY, Fancy Articles, Brown
Windsor Soap. Honey Soap, Pomsdes. HaiE
Brushes and Combs. For sale by x
iaI5 i7S Broad street.
~ G Z, MN s,sInApS JA0 ha r~nla Ssfs
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE

IN sYDNEY.-As trustee in a deed from HI. J..
e @ IA Henrico ounty Court. win sell, on MON.
DAY the A,h day of January. 1852 upon the prem
ses 81 the above described land, advertised by W.
lots OF land in ydney, designated BY the Nos. as2
and 235. fronting ITO 6-l2 feet on Elmwood street
has the same front bounded on the East by Syca.
more street, together with all improvements, &C.,
to the said lot belonging.
Terms cash. JOHN O. STEGER Trustaa
IT, Sale by GoDDIN APPERsoN, Aucts.
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By Alexander Mott, Auct.
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO.

Il CERIES.-Wiu be sold at auction, ct my store.
corner Main and 18th streets, commencing ct ID
o'clock. on THURSDAY morning, the goth irst q
fine lot new and second hand Furniture, In good
order.
DRY GOOD S-Cloths, Cassimeres ssinets.
Linseys. Mouslines, Alpacas, Calicoes, 0inghsms
and Domestios; large lot Ready-Maae Clothing.
Net Shirts and Drawers Boots and Shoes, Hats.
Caps and Bonnetg.
GkUCENE6.-20 barrels Old Rye Whisky, Is do
French Brandy, do Malaga Wine, Sugar. Coffee.
Molasses, Soap, Candles, &C.
Fine assortment Glass and Earthenware.
10000 Segars.
ATEY N0TWT
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EIFTY DOLLAKs-I. M. SINGER &
4 CO.'S CELEBRATED NATIONAL SEWING
MACHINES-OFrIcE 2l7 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND
VA:-We would most respectfully invite all to call
and examine our new stock OF Family, Plantation
and Leather Machines. which for durability and
beauty Of finish, cannot be surpassed by any. Our
Machines are so constructed. that by the magical
changes they are made to sew, hem, gather and
stitch from the coarsest cotton bag or heavy
leather, TO the finest silk, satin or lace, of any
description, without trouble. The simple con.
ssruction ease of management and saving of time.
makes the Machine invaluable, and warranted to
give perfect satisfaction to all. Our new Family
Machine, for light work, will be found one of the
prettest and best in use; tits put up in Rosewood,
Mahogany or Enameed cases. to suit the parlor CT
work-room. Our agent. being . fine machinist, is
prepared to repair Machines and to give all the In.
structons, that the operators can adjust their
Machines with all ease. Ladies will be instructed
at their residences; ALSO servants if desired free Of
charge. We invite all to call and examine, where
all possible attention will be paid by our lady oper
ators and Agent to give explanations, whether they
purchase or not.
Silk Thread and Cotton, of all coIors and descrip
tons; Needles; Gauges for tucking and binding.
No charge for shipping. Circulars will be sent to
all on application by mail or otherwise.
Stitching and Quilting Of every description, on
Cloth or Leather.
Shirts, &C. made to order. at short notice.
an 2S-iy Nj SINGER co.
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ON FRIDAY, the 18th Of January,
iSos' vii be sold at auction. at the London and
virginia Mine, buckingham county. an eighty
norse power STEAM ENGINE, MACHINERY and
paw MiLL. and all requisites necessary for work
Ing gold mine, assay ing &c
II any person has q claim on the Company they
are requested to make it known and receive nav
requested to pay their accounts.
WIN Il SANDERS,
ia 5-dSd Manager
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BY James NJ. Taylor & Son.

VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON
MARSHALL AND PATH STREETS CHIIRcII
HILL. AZ AUCTION -Wtll be sold upon the prq.
muses., on UhsDAY, the 2jth instant lima adiateIv
~ desirable Brick Residence On Marshall and aatb
streets Church Hill, and lately in the occunancx ~
Mr. l. Read. "P"h'J Vi
1t has rooms. a brick kitchen with th,ee rooms
water. and the usual conveniences The lot fronts
~ 1eer and runs back the depth of half acre lot
TERMs-One fourth cash; the balance at 4 q and II
months, for notes with interest," and secured bv :
trust deed Taxes and insurance for 1889 TO be naid
by the purchaser. ~ ~ '"'O
ia 20 JAS M TAYLOR a BON Apets
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j. nth, at
Il James
De seen.
I'd in ad-
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NOTICE-OMs1nrsaEs

NOTICE -OMRIBUssEs
1-IGESt AoN MAIN AND BROAD STREErs-At
e-=-S--srtl=S2 the solicitation OF many persons
the subscriber will place on Main and Broad streets
commencing Wedne sday morning. LINE OF
0MNIBUs leaving Rockets at ii oclock k. and
every half hour thereafter Leaving I'd and Broad
street at ia. and every half hour thereafter.
He can only say, that as he receives encourage.
ment so Till he increase the lius,.
FARE, Ga cents. JAMES SINTON, Jr.
ia lS-3ts
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By Richard Cauthorn

By Richard Cauthorn.
GHEAF OATS AT AUCTION.-On
~ FRIDAY, 2Ist instant, at 3% O'clock at Mr.
Quirtain Blain's near Buchanans Spring, will
sell at auction, about $4,000 pounds Shesf Oats, in
prime order.
TERMs.-Cash for all sums under $780, ever that
sum. months credit tor approved negotiable pa
per. CAUTHORN,
ia Is Auct
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GREAT REDUCTION.

~ c. BiET1CHEK. lis Broad street.
Is selling his entire stock of Fail and Winter
Trimmings st greatly reduced prices
Special tteDtion Is called to my stock of heavy
crochets Fringes, Cloak Tasseis Black and Coored
Ysvets.
Shetland Wells, marked down Is per cont.
Chenele Hair Dresses real Paris les selling be-
low cp=t.
Nublas. Worsted Caters. Sacks Taluss. at cost
ia !t-St
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By P. @. Larus, Auctioneer.

MIGHT SALES.-I will continue the
~ Night eales Of q large lot Of Gold. Plated and
Silver Watches, and Jewelry Of every description.
Each article offered viii positively be soid:
de ~ &c LARU6. Auct.
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THE CH1SWICK SCHOOL,
CLASSICAL ANE ENGLrsU
sh ES JyESF or pyCyyunSD

The exercises OF this School viii, Re resumed on
MONDAY January 18th. and close July 29lh The
location is unusually healthy. The discipline ia
Christian and Parental, "
Tuition for the scholastic year from SO 10 $40 nc.
cordng TO grade.
Board; Including table. rooms. bed, fuel, lights
and washing. $l3>z Per month. one half pay able In
advanced
Tue subscriber is grateful for the liberal patron
age already extended and hopes 10 merit its conin-
uance. GEO q EXALL. A NJ
B--please apply early and address N at Rich
mond. de29-lm* G6E
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RUjA FOa hEET--On I'd floor over
ou- 1t re, ~ feet long. sheiyef side, aud
wen &htsi Rent oisi ate and posss ssion given
inmss lately. Apply u PERKINr GO,
lali No III Eagle Square.
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FIVE HHDs. SHOULDERS

CEVENTY- FIVE HBDS. SHOULDERS
- and siiee; 20 hhds Breasts and Joles; 40 hble
family HAMS 90 bbls aud 100 kegs No leaf Lard;
90 bbis Coffee, Crushed, Powdered and GRADUATED
EnRat; 20 bids New Crleaps su0ar; 400 bbs Sher.
man's Rye Whiskey; 100 hbls 6ibsan's Rye Wits
kos; 100 lbig .arious brands Rye Wbiskef 100 bbis
eominsn Whiskey. Gin and French Brandy; so casks
BRANDY ~ casks fine French Brandy; 900 bbis poto-
mac Herring rs tubs choice Butter; 100 packages
good Butter: 200 dozen Lines all sizes; 500 dozen
Buckets and Brooms; 30 bills Ale and Cider, For
sale by JONES 4 CO.,
jgi7 No Main at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-20

DEUPPED-By lady, Sunday morn
~ ing, in one of the pews of Trinity Church, a
black P0RTHONNA1E, containing one $40 bill, one
81, and one S., and about So in silver. The finder
will be rewarded BY leaving it at the store OF An
gus Byerly Market Bridge, or at this office.
la-5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-20

MULASSES-40 hhds prime Porto Rico
1vA aud Cuba Muscovsjo Moasses
30 bbls prime new crop do
30 bbls prime Syrup
For sale by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-20
THE BANKS.

| n1VIDEND.--The President and Di-
~ rectors of the Exchange Bank OF Virginia
have declared seIniannusl dividend of "A per cent
subject TO deduction q per cent bonus nay able on
| 18th inst. w STROTHER
la7-d2w Cashier