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t.fnek g; 8 Z; m yesk.
-. y. s. !. ss s.'s.i .Ya btaH;' n
P.s.sntsss are r.assses 70 IL on hoard m dus
Ticket. s.a Berth. sseufsd i our odis.. o. -
s:1 u s 4. .f:. 3D. s! ST.. s:::.
s....:s 't i a.: q: y b 4. !.
the hour Of o'cock Inesday morains, nniess Z
= re s g ; ~:
Freight 6r Boston y,!l - forwarded directly oa.
a.sssss i:'i: 't.6 La ~ Y; ssS;t's
4Nee FoR PA q EhPM!A.-
M Tie e s.. 4 fG :tsa%s1 Il y, vIRGlNlA.
Fe!sn.ry issh. 1t 10 O'Clock II. : 'D" ;
81 :. .s, {; e At.ft
Fresh. throush to Boston y,s rhi'.ds aSis Il ),
e Is-3t 80 7'-'"'oA'
,~IIT-~"A FOE RALTiMQR E.-POW
sessCNN AYnfs. s ....n.l Gtc cSPffpA-
BODY, Cap. R, SnNH. PRIIsM4sp; NJ receive
Freieht taken to Hxton. WIS baltimore, al low
est rates, with great dispatch.
on So.s wiz
NJ. TUESDAY. ~'~'~'
Hss:ass and fare g.; =
isis-st DAVID & WIN. cURRrE.
IS t0K NEW YSxA; ;17FlksT ysssEL:
8 - PACKETS Tho superior isss saiiins so6r.
HAIL. VIZ. WINTERS, master, having portion
.oH s''0n' ' p SAVfD ' WIN. G asRs
A,N FOR CHARLESTON.-Thes superior
M8dS tast- selling schr. DAVID T., WOLF"
portion Of her cargo engaged, viii have Dispatch.
fS fs7 7e%''nd'r' a'S', & ~ D. corouITr l. co
- fss sss packet schooner Susan: G.s..is
gagged snd 9oias On hoard, vii have quick dispatch.
e se:n'' o. freight axPE'fh e WIN cuRsrE
I'LL a fo4FEsf HON rssR NV 7 ok rs
ME4sgREME FFl S6Sps kRi:pvcEp TO
sssS :,s. sna TX EFT 'sfT
.n ssv sxT EfT HoH nff fYnsty
NDONS, and at greatly reduced rates.
'"' OF rates 'f TGb SIX in rR%s sFsSNo
fe Sim Opposite Steamsll,r.' Whsrvs-
zx3sk ,sPEClAJ. NUT,. :. : un1n ~.
$500 t :. mot notice che YORKTOWN. CAPTAIN
mond every sATURDAY. at 5 P. III; and the
nay hhssTvoWs. Captain sxIxxEx. every " ED:
RieSwand a. M NJ neturning they Ti leave
FRIDAY, at4P. NJ, touching ut Norfolk and CITY
Point going and returning. =
ia l3-:s LUDLAM h WATSON.
~K- NOTICE.-The steamer CURTIS
.EssSas3SPECK viii, after MONDAY next.
49,. -. 18th inst, discontinue, running be-
ther notice. - - " 80
The steamer GLEN COVE, Capt z. c. G,vvoap,
VIII conti1pe the REGULAR run between this, Ports
regularly eyer MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY MORNINGS. At 6,< precisely, and re-
turn each alternate day, tSunday excepted, leay-
ing Norfolk at the same hour.
de Its RO HASKTNS
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pd tHs s e RIOS. f. I'VE f,,i eE sna
Cor !S 81 ana af S;4d IT,. "a Canal
&A&A0F BL0oDED sTocK:-
@-S.---aa t' the .AsHifLAND RACE
the 18TH and viii ss9
s% ss ., 2; T,sns Wn
When the evrsr. Of Horse ao1se. furnish Rubber and
Rider. and Clothing, &C.. the terms viii se Sis
When the Trainer furnishes every necessary in
All expenses OF travelling to and frnm ashland, or
to any other Course TO be pald D. TIE 3W psH
ia % -2awts Secretary Ashland Jockey Clnh
o. FOR SALE--A RIDING and HARNESS
~ HORSE, and 10 or IL wel-broke MULES.
IA~1eeid for no fault, warranted sound and all
stsbs. On Dock street, between 18Th a sSa .A
John N. GORDON 4 SON.
Liza bed and COKE PLATES, for Roofing and
RRfK I'm z s ss!s and sa s ss..r Solder
dGHp K Rfs :"d s bs,: and IA.
sAEyAs WEI 7 Fl me- SHEETS.
IRON WIRE, all numbers.
BAR IRON, Swedes. common and English rc6ned.
Ensish and A%srssn M H IAN. Snhs IRON
s1 a' and sSf Mus Shoes superior
e & isYsI HORSE SHOE NAILS all sizes,
TING,S PA EMIUM SECURING ESTA1.
n LIsHMENT, 10th street. between Main and
CLOTHING cleaned like new.
kAeK cuRfniNs. GaSEs ss 81 o do
OLD srGcT .na GOODS
est SD feldsd 70, merchants at Ne,c York
6oap WORK and rsoarrsrrs eh.!,ets.ze
I YNCHBURG sslSSKiNM TOsACCO.
= . F Re.s 81: ): \, fSss1,t : FERGUSON.
90 ): =: 4 akasb T5ssaa
80 s; \:
fes-im l'1rs7 80,
SELLING OFF, AZ s g SAIIcr a1,.IrEss.
IntendiAE 70 change my bannsss this 6DTing.
en'1 al Rk1 snSe M1bE q cLorH1Ne.
EESSikIEEkissI I &c se6 % a'''
street. .su.r. !sEWs dG. sIxhHE H.:
OFFICE 49, r |. R g !, g ), COZ
NIOTJCE..-Tks Ccupons 81 sSe Bonds az this
YORK sd 8 8, 6.os Ss1f 4 81 Z 81. Ssy
y :. :. = 10. i11s1ksaa 6dtkEssaouen.
TwJiEsTssEESIJyliylI5jli{j.SIyjl siSE d:
egP FRYE aH3 sc }gs
Iiseps thAt NJ hqoln q s1AscsfptiAn having bGen
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BY Richard Cau.h.rn, Auct,

BY Richard Cauth.rn, Auct.
MILLINERY Al A..1loN.-on wen.
store, will sell at suction the STOCK Of Mill.
and untr'mmsd Bonnet. Fi'wers Rihh,ns. idsI
RucIss &c ils ii T. G%rFaok is's Hud af'
pURLiC SALEvF vALuA H. lANT.N.
Of G aLASp nGkdyEEskY oG y TIVE
VA:-The undersie ned. intending to close their
business IN Si osI g sale public
EN5INE N ns order 81 snd
and Mculd,nx. Machine; one enon Machine; one one
Scroll Saw. Of the la,est patent; one boring Ma
Ln,he; one Rip saw and TsS,s, and one Cut. Of
cav and Table, together with all the Skating,
AT the same time, will b sold the LOT and
SHOPS, now N the occupancy Of tho und ersigned
The Lot central. and one Of the most conve
beautiful, healthy and thrivink VILLAGE and offers
many Inducements to persons desiring TO settle in
TRIMS will be accommodating and made known
S on .ss day Of SALE En- 9Ethsf id
fe io-dtd% ''f AAD s.bi "I y.
A DMs Ms IRA UK ) SALE.~WM - soc
on TUESDAY. the. III, OF February. 1850 q
fsir il not, tbs next far day there afser.t III,
1--WE miles from the city o Richmond ON the Rich
.n c,a,t sod Frsdsriessbafs Rs,road; ail Of n
| oHOOn- COuSlsLiu- Su NUNS Ca " u itF ana z
COZ s; crop Of CORN: FUDDER and SHUCKS
HOUsEhO'n AND KITCHEN FURNIiU nE
and one lhTge ~ f. HOUSE. intt Of ice n
TERNs.-All sums Of D ~ an under, cash; and all
sums over that amount a credit of four mon,ht
Will 10 .iven. the purch giving nsgoti able Aotes
satisfactorily endorsed JNO. O. TAYLOR.
Adm Of Bartlett Tyler aec'd.
Henrico Co., Feb 9Th 1850 &, 10 ID
{ OMMlASlDNt aAxA - 80.
= HANOv ER NEAR PEAKS TURNOUT, ON
THE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD Pu.eusn
To degree Of the County Court Of Hanover, in
which k,cha herse, and others are plaintiffs, ane
Nath l.. Perrin and Others az defendants the
undo rsgned will, on the 18th ds, Of FebTnar, 1850
TRACT OF LAND lntel, in the oecupanc. of Mrs
Jane Perm. heinz the land of whicn Fiemn
ksrse. died posse ssed o.. The tract contains s.
ACRES. and In most thrift. and respectabl.
ness hborhood- land Being susceptible of hi. h
imprnvenent-the soil being equal to any in tn.
mel, hboFhoed.
TERMs.-nne third cash; the balance in two
equal instruments, payable At 6 and II months
trsm day OF sale. and each - carry interest from
day Of sale. for bonds with approved security and
the title retained nntli deed Is ordered By the
Court. WIN. u. WINSTON, COmrl'r.
ia 10-d0fs wills ' -
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~ y. n. Dssses, AhcssS.

WILL BE SOl4A.s.s-s s,ahs Nh v1nk. .
~ auction room 8. AaiS at.esif = onmalsioG e
xl.s SSN Y ATc:H ss 8as yed - EEEY1
GUARD and VEST CHAiNS, La1l3f kAAIcA-
rods. 4ss Ai.e. !. %. & fxNof 60Sbx u
CARS, CUTLERY, &c. n al g.r sste
N:B.-COnsisnmsuts Ieesiyi4x eySu DIR an4eol4
without reserve. j. u. D10GE0, AND&
8 ID. =. BOOTH. Ha1o0mn1. iA4-0
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CITY OF RTCHNI0ND, TO WIT: At7uIe,
SERVANTS FOR SAID.

CARRIAGE DRIVER AND HOsTLER-
- A strong, active and healthy. n EGRO MAN,
4bout - years OF age, who is 4 6rst-rate FARM
HAND and . good CARRIAGE DRIVER and
HcpSsrL.Ek, u Tor sale. Apply 1t Cary Street Jail.
Nn-n :
E>OR SALE TO r REMAIN IN RICHMOND,
STRESS, genteehy raised and viii be sold only TO
trst rate home; She can be seen St my Office
General Agent Office Marshall.
ia lS-n between 9th and 7th streets.
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:. f---s.- - - - ss.'--'.s = .
EDUCATION.

CLD DOMINION FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Tine =: ss sssSs q u. e
ss.ss sss = a ss &
TsS
81 ::sss +:
Board, including vsshIns, !isht.. 20. -. I'll. g
In simsdiaie Enkiish, including Vocal Ma- :. :.
senior mic Fia.lrh. including Vocal Music. 9
Fi.ns". organ Guitar, or cultivation voice,
from ....-......-.-S6 W to 20 %
Pastel .? Water coisr., c,a,sn Draxins. 10
I kSs ss'A'' frs.sAH Principal,
vi MuSiCAL AstUnrLts..u.N :
Rnaie Institute, Elllcotss Mills, Md hav-
msrs sd hs services to those desious
obtaining "a full and complete course Of Musical
r. i:as ~ and aAh NE
ac.. may ' Re seen At Mr.. p. ii. TA1IoR's Music
Store, or at the St. Lawrence House where he mag
be seen.
"Proiessor DE cGNiEL was far several years
a Teacher Of Music in tho PatapsoO Institute
Few il any, Professors Of tho HARr, PIANO,
40, have excelled or eeualled him. and ~ . Pro-
fessor OF VOCAL Music, he has . high rank
most cordially recommend him Al an lNSTRUC
TOR for SCHOOLS, or privat" pupils"
ALaIRA LINCOLN PHELPS,
Late Principal of PatapfcO Femaie ln4t'e. Md
Eutaw Place Bait. Dec. 10. 1854. feA-lm.
'fVnr. KtI ~ MOA ~ fk..MAk, iNsAs.
1 TUTE. now in its sixth session, offers to the
daughters of Virginia ara the South the hest IA.
cIiites for the requirement OF a thorough and
finished education Slt employs fourteen able and
well tried teachers, HOst OF whom are Virgnians,
and two of them Masters Of Arts Of the University,
Its course u extensive and complete, embraclns
all that Young lady should study. 1t invites com
parison with the most prominent seminarle: in
any part of our country. Pupils are admitted at
any time, but most advantas eously during the first
weeks Of January or at the middle Of February,
when the second term hegins.
TERMS ZONE HALF IN ADvANcE.)
Boar6. including every thing. .-........ $50
k1uE hsH I u 20 ~
French, Music, Drawing, &C.. usual extra
charges. =.
For catalogues. containing details. apply to
ia l0--d6w CHAS. H. WINSTON, President.
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WE will sell, on " WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst,
~ by order Of r. j. Deane's tfuateo, q VALCA,
BILE NEGRO MAN, who is good Ostler and Car
10 13-3t Auctioueers.
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Tor SALE.-I have for sale two half acro
+ LOTS on Grace and Broad streets. tenti-e, or
divided into smaller lnts.l next to Mortons flower
MORGAN HORSE. very showy in harness or on
parade; and for rent twoSkATS in Pew No. Is in
81. Paul's Church. will take occasion to CORE ct
an impression. which am informed is very prev
aleEt enc. that had discontinued the practice of
Medicine and Surgery.
ia 23-lm J. N. BROOKS, NJ. o.
VALUABLE PRIVATE DIV ELLsNG, ON
SOUTH SIDE GARY, BETWEEN lsr AND
ID STREETS. FOR SALE-We are author ixed
20 BELL q valuable DIV ELLlNG. situated as abos O.
The House contains II rO,ms. and has every &C
commodation Tor q large size family. There is on
fronts 30 feet by 49, feet to an alley Is feet wide.
ja cS-lm GODDIN & APPERSON.
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Northern Markets.

Commerce Of Mobile.
MOBILE, Feb. 10, is8o.-Exports Of the week
ss,Ei u.
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Is taa NAx ~ 4 q Z !
E2O6. n. a. 4. - I! 8 .'ls.1A SueA
yAk4 = Ir,e4 .....
COMIC. 0BNTfM I'm tAkA44 E0v8 MlQ9fv&A
xs.Sss vkich my = load 1 ARC eoiISe elton Al
ENGLISH COMIC yerl tychs utrskly rev dssix Nc.
one Civ a. fiivk i;0LI.xHS.
o's'' ~ mail 5Ss iSssssSakessdk E
fsle~sts s - MAlM essest. neaf vth.
VALkNTINEs! vAA.kNxlNAS!s
wEsr& JOHNSTON or Is ne .saeisens Of
Richmsnd, and merchants OF virxinia. The ohDicest
ssisSsios o. Val KNTINkS tiss ~ speroschins
81 vait ntre day - b fouaa in ths city, and Il
yssi a. pfjoes. Oar nseortnsent OF COMO VAL.
ENTiNkn d uaaeusliv issHe and varied
MAschaate would conauk their interest by or
detinx their sap1lies at once. -.
OrdGn ~ lettsf will @eet With prompt attention
whss addfesssd 20 WkST & JOHNSTON,
les Maia street., Eagle Squsfe,
fs7-ts tSuccessors u Geo. n. West.)
VALENTINES. Val EN- + INES. :. The
Y nsusl Hns assortment Of seatimenial and csmIc
VALENTINES, ct SCHAAP& Co =. -
corner Broad and ID sts.
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qOUSEHOL LID EukNlTuRE. WA.
10Th isstant, az ii O'clock, Vii, seji. Il shekss
denee Of Mr.. John A. Pans, on st. Peter street.
near the OLD Asylum, general VARIETY Of genteel
A:s2, FCRNIIuRE WAGONS and ~ MICH
COW. TxRMs-Cash. e. b. COOK,
fe IA AuctiOuaAP.
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ASS: RICH MOND AND TArrA
414 HAMMOCK STAGE LINE The
Rf&f2--E: ubscr.hers ha~iny purchased Of T.
N%.tns,n AIS emit 81 interest IN the RICHMOND
tlnue to run said line al heretofore. We have on
the line new, three good four horse teams, an ex-
perlenced driver, (Mr. REESE, - and hope Nv PRO-
and safe. BELL, 6 BOCGHAN
Ohce on 18Th street, between Frankie and \
urace fe 9-Ints
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RUNAwAYs.

~ OF NV NEGRO WOMAN, Mary The q ID
[1~Negro is q Years old. and has 4 burn on the
hand II, A. PEAK(,E W,tch"a ter s
ie i3-St No Main 81
IA COMMITTED To THE JAZZ of
eIE Chester field County. ON the luth Of Noveul
teT. + EEGRo NAN who calls h,msel.
-A-is sometimes called Cross. SAID Negro i
about feet inches high; about % year. Of age |;
comp exl n bacs, with y scar on his left arm and
IN his possession several cer..6cates OF his free
dom, which were evidently forced by himself, "a
way, the owner WELCOME forward. prove property,
and takc lin away, or he will be dealt it'll accord
ing to law. 81 DJiVT
to 4-6Wh Tailor ChesterEeId Ccnntv ".
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and r # kNTS tOoFIN0 hrnneh~s. qf sy9 bad-
ss s1i 40: our that We Isss = ; ssss
fS. % . ~ e ~ ~
sss On .. H. many ~ yssrs pSss Ssss
to recsiys consiaasncs Of the Same N or ~
P0RTABLE GAS WORKS. pst ~ il. tewa -
country. CAAkLEs D.YALE 4 O.
IL lin 1900 ., - ssaze
JANUARY 24th ct. n. PRICE, & CO. havo
os 81 s AMI Bsss .nS
TO which thcy invite spsciM g. they viii
Coy ss, L,n:. YnKES Ms.as sns c:afs!s
sH HsA c1ABRic EkFs, fssi e.
And within 2 abort SPACE beck. lbe8ikeVe $500
e ss iss' B i!Hef esHNyk III nm 81
nTSN L siEkEEkETiHxssfis Milan FINN
iNGs. Brovn and bs:essd C6TfONs, tsglst
Fl T T: 'A' 4 IF Ffa ISii Vi.' Rcs 90.
WE NAV = { = ~ o. ., and sfss Or - ~
". " p ,he TRADE. the fsliowlas. shase ssaaAsk
b. B. INV. H.rris' 'PEQPL E's FAyoRT11y"
y. NJ n. y HsrI S s"iPiEsoPlE'yrAvoalrE."
D. IN ". Hss1s' xFSiicoT. il An.s. l,shs
D. W. Harris PLANrERs' cII0lcx. il
D. ( r W. VII H. s'ss' COLORADO. W, sSs.s.
D. Z NV. Harris AMsRoslAI.. IL Is sssas
Hs.a as,' 'i Esse.r. LgconPrE. i. 4 hoses.
Wa Sssa1'ea'. Acs, il /. 81 II. sas.4 la.ss.
ALSO p.ssssas fIpEs. IN sissss 1.sasa ~
' ,.a. .'.' L1Ls , =: 3 =: 60. e:
N I!;'iE4Ss! $$e.gy tsH 1zsB gR1sk
GROUND RLA6TnA-Ms voan san 1879
s s.: 's|fs'bsso K f s5y I'll "a.
shased With speeisl IeieIseeS 70 ths iaisrsss1Gee
:s1 e: = = 9:
.ss f.ss.s ssesss.ci Sp @ .
thin. u sssips thas i VII b = Isas inasssfs .
s,:S:s !: s. ~ "a $:'. q: =:
~. ss.,s s q: q 3: S. S.!
V'HssdhlGsiiaAs Asp lusrlc11yt
TIE s.s.. xAsAwHA COAL As1 9E ~.
s &c.. has appointed - Asssss - - - .
'u'{ sSis adtF ssS 12dussas.ssA.y,sss',
- ssslisy ofvhieh i arsasisi - = -
We i.vsts IN asssssios es Assshsssy1sk.sae
I'll! = !a,ss. - se'1 - whsssaa,s - @ -
}: M. So -. aooc1 ! xcXoi&
SrAiN0 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. So
1lssoNs tzIl1xxss - . -. :.
- gsesaasl ------ -kIA An e00A&s
Z ARMSTRONG, CATION - co.,
IS aIppoEsss. f 81 f MI Il "a s1k1ts
J, y !. 3 Y! !: 7. Z.
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k SPECfAj. NUTs. a. Unt,i ~,
sd&&E thor notice. the YORKTOWN. CAPTAIN
-. - PAREasH, will leave New York for Rich
mond every SATURDAY. at 8 P. NJ; and the
yAMESrOWN, Cantaln SKINNER, every WE'D:
RieSmond IT. NJ. neetu,nins they XII leave
FRIDAY. at4 P. NJ, touching ut Norfolk and CITY
Point going and returning. =
ia l3-.s LUDLAM h WATSON.
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Ny Alex. Neta. Apss.

ECHNtTURE. DRY eOODo. CLOTHING
AND 0ROCERIke.-W,ll u solA q aooeiea,
~ Mn ,y. tsnc cm - = osssS 49, - ~
second hfnd ECKNTTVR RE. - s..rfslss.
DRY GOODS AND CLUTRlyu,-Genqfal a.
N ade Ctcthipx, Boots. Shoes. 40. III
GkUCERlES -.Whiskev. Gin, Brandy Winos
to Is ALkx. MOTT, Auoslouooe.
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COAL, COKE, 40.

FRANKLIN PAPER MILL,
BELyIDERE MANUFAcTUkiNac OMfArf
TSssPs SS9PstsStlE 99 hard Al dsscFipslcns q EH
PER, NEWS AND BOOK fAPER, of I'll sss1
ties and sizes, farpished It short notice. lsesk
90 D-div ESQ. wHITrIEt.p. pv..',
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FRAMED DIV Filing On I'm anxrrx
SHEET FOR HALE AT AUCTiON.-WIilS *
s se cn WEDNESDAY s AFTERNOON. tho issk 81
FRAMED TENEMENT on The south SIDE ii tne
dsys Is 90 - '--{ y - y y"
TRRNs.-rour moaths' credit. for approved en-
70 II GODDlN APPEREON. Auetio~sevs.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

- SMALL FARM OF I 3.4 ACRES On
"TRIP MMEAD0W BRIDGE ROAD; HALE
al MMlt liz NORTHEAST THEA Of RICHMONp, FOR
located - above, now in tho occupancy Of Mr..
James Pendieton, and immediately Opposite the
BUILDINGS on the PLACE for the use OF mode
rate sized family. To effect early sale, bar
sf f. ,cust 70 s'cGSuSD biH& HppERsoN. Auct,u.
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II REMOVAL. We bexs lsaye {, iaSosn oar
removed to our nov iron front store on Qsvafnas
street. between Maiq and FrHnklin. yhere -
have lar. 81, Increased facilities fDr nanufActuvipg
Al s,cles IN cur lire snA will b abs u ehZ -
isra e. ard most ccTple' Sses!Tcnt = SFOy 81
JAPAsNED, and ri AIN 11NwAkE,a bs tsss1
IN an, house either N"rth q South her. ~
.n Eirds and shall cantinas 70 carss = ~
PLUMBING. GAS md STEAM FiTrlH0s TIN
and IT INT ADOPTING brnnehvs ef ~! baa-
suTinx our GUST ulefe that We hays % y qfeaj0s1
our business that shall attend 70 all d1ra 1tA
age iAgepwed on ~ fOr many years pest, Ne b0So
to receive O0ntiausnoo Of the Same ~ or ~
PORTABLE GAS WORKS nut ~ IL. tewn 80
Ooantry;- cAAkLEs D..YAAk 4 ca
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~ HENK1VU LANU FOK NAI For
y sale, privately, my very desirable HOME
I'd 4ar.ien land. miles West OF Richmond. lying
immediately on the Three Chopped road. and ad
The dwelling Is new and contains four good rooms.
There IS all the necessary out houses. which are
orchard oil c.soice fruit trees a all family " II
find this most desirable residence. The neigh
borhood ia good and heairhv For perticulars ap-
ply to THOMAS emmett,
fN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

AR.w,A FOR SALE - Two DECK
- S.s4e:s.e BOA lS-the Thos. II. Ellis and
Linden. Terms reasonable. Ap-
ply to JAS. C. MCCARTHY Il CO.,
fe l-l2tA Cor. 9th and By I'd sts., on Canal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-14

IVA LIST "A list Of cts and paris of Lots in the
town Of MMANcHESTE .etnrn7d dellnauent,
the 1858 aud 1852. which SAID Lots will he sold
in front Of he Town Hal, Manchester, on WE'D
NESDAY, the 18th day OF March next, at 3 o'clock.
thereon. together with the pro rata charges or this
proceeding:
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-02

WOMEN BE1va ANaELs-A writer on this
subject declares that the fact would bs "very
iuconvenisne." He then explains Ger
tainly. IS far as We know anything about the
matter, women have musn tho advantage
Speaking as an individual, I have no opinion
Of that combination Of heads and wings which
painters and sculptors have imagined as typi.
cal Of tho angelic nature. It is an unsatis'
factory sort of mixture at the best and u
the worst it would be an awful idea to hatl
the partner Of your tolls, and the sharst o.
your joys, ,buzziny about in true Cauals mood
and hummins her sweet reproaches in your
ovsswrought ear. should always be afraid
BY day lsst Mrs. Jones should settle on my
nose, and At night, perhaps SINCE her dove
like pinions in the candle. One might pu
her in cage, indeed but what a sad tho
If she were to hurt her sweet nose agains
the bars"
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-02
CITY ECTORY.
RED WING CHURCHES.
EPISCOPAL.

4 {, EPISCOPAL.
Caslsr CauRoH-At the Church, junction Of
East and West Avenue with Broad street. Ser.
vices st lO1< A. NJ. and 6]< O'Clock p. NJ
sunday School directly after morning service.
Daily morning prayer at o'clock. All seats
ftes. Rev. E. r. Wslles, Pastor.
"' 3 PRESBYTERIAN.
FIRST PREsBYTER1Ax-on Sixth street, (near
she Court lIou:e): Servi es at 1o>< A. NJ, and
P.M. Rcv. J. W. Hancock, Pastor.
METHODIST.
MsTMoDlsT EPIsooPAL-corner Of East Ave-
aae and Fourth street. Services Of the Sab
oath a. lo1 a: NJ. and ~ P. NJ. Sunday
scnool at2P: N. Prayer meeting Thursday
.vsning ut ~ o'clock. Rov. Ja6ez Brooks,
'astor-residence on East Avenue.
GERxAx MsrnoDlsr-corner Of Broadway &
fourth street: Services at l01< A. NJ, and I
z. u. Rev. Henry Kobe, Pastor.
LUTHERAN.
SwEDE LUTHERAN CHuRon-on Fifth street.
Services at lo1S A. NJ, and P. NJ. Preaching
every Wednesday evening at Z O'Clock. Rev.
c. Boren, Pastor.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-02

" A robbery, committed With sxtraor-
dinary adroitness and audacity, took place
recently in the public square 1t Prague, in
Germany. The proprietor Of the house had
directed tho locksmith in tho neighborhoosl
TO send man the next morning to open .
money safe, he key Of which had been lost.
When the man came to the house he found
. we'll dressed person standing At tho door.
who told him that the proprietor was not At
home, but that he had been charged to SO
tho lock opened. He then toek ksy from
his pocket, and having opened two doors,
showed the locksmith the safe. The latte,
opened it, and the other person, after taking
oil the cash it contained, told the man "a
take Of the lcck and get new key made
for it. Both then left tho apartment, the
thief shutting the doors after him. Th.
locksmith had scarcely returned to his mas.
tors shop when two police agents came il
and informed him Of the robbery.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-02
News Of the State.

News Of the State.
The St. Paul Pioneer, April 25th announ.
COS that Mr.. Burbank is busily engaged in
making preparations for transporting freight
and passengers to the Red River, Fort Gar.
ry. and IS far beyond a. they may be needed
in opening the "illimitabls areas" Of the
great Northwest.
The commander and crew of the Ans
Northrup left St. Paul on Monday last, with
= Complete outfit Tor the boat; and workmen
and tools to construct lighters to be used in
case thu water is low during the season o.
navigation. Mr.. Burbank intends starting
in few weeks. lie is now prepared to re-
ceive freight at St. Paul and transport it te
the Red River Of the North, or beyond.
The ladies Of Minneapolis have formed
themselves into society under the name o
the Ladies' Temperance Union," and are
holding weekly meetings. 50 says the Min
nesota Be:c5n.
Much Of the spring wheat in this count,
is up sufficiently to cover the fields with q
coat Of green. This is one Of the earlies,
springs ever known in Minnesota Cattle
have been feeding on the new grass since the
10th Of the present (Apr;D month, which
wo"ld Re remarkably early for the Middle
Etates--St. Peters Stat>xMaa, April 20.
Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-02

The MEXICAN TnEArY.--Scuator
Simmonds has arranged four several
amendments which he will otfe: to the
Mexican Treaty, ,atter consultation with
Republican friends. First, separate lis,
Of products to be admitted free into
each country. Second, additional ar
ticles to the list of Mexican products
including coffee and mahogany. Third
a clause distinctly stating that -Four
Millions is to be paid for Free Trad,
advantages. Fourth, at the end of thu
article authorizing the President to us.
troops to defend transit, and under tn,
direction Of Congress-" All thes,
amendments meet the appreciation o
the friends of the Treaty, and hav,
good reason to believe it will be called
up by the Republicans and ratified.