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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, FEB. 5, ls8t

Hitti hflsh IA y EIS FED . 1SAN
prAys-pn-. yyh,.. a. so MI = &, y !. X ="
TEEsWhx.Nl, selling at 20 10 81 c - = : n \ c "uS"e
rf;TrrU ,EcaSW,, 80 y tu"a'9-
aoss o. co mrquIt T., re" Tbs LOU = :, 1 drI, CHOICE
BAC0N.Nstocr Ir,tl Martr, ur,nsr md !. I% nrjc., tend.
III Ham, TanI o.; ;%s' w onau,r "0u pis,n ~ een Is.
i'll, s,'.r u" :, W. van s'ain new itaas
il 81. - ~ '1'F "'D''
unIa - y t'"Un IIIcss on"! .asao'Hh ok,
s su,rT ~ ~ e. csni MT"" Warts, ,,. ITeS3 ,SniI. Spern 4',.' fa'S''
family u,,' ae i .n" ,"n am AZ : A no Z fSa: S schnr sIf I'I W;;I 10.
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rat,ei,, ru- snr, iuynr: SOL, Ia.iEf.3:s. Msrdiu p AID bali
81 M; -. "a, ., " 3D., u,..,
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rr.Jsr. 80 r. 49, '::-p";en u G,"SS4S ~ - 80 ~.
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C1E$.NTi,". m ~ t"%' ' hi IN. Sa, had no nu,.roI
decline, We on nn. Ios1.y corn corn from IS ,o sne nor Su,he,'
CUES MEA fu9sc ,ru+y sI.a - + 10 81 = ~ p busSs.G
rte ,ro,md o. --'IoCMFy Veil s"' wa y pusHS"~
'J Hr f[gII WITHIN = 10 ! ~ ~ or ,ou,r, AZ ,.o,,, -
:, ~. y o"Si =, y" y
u N. rH - 81 ths Dushe'? ulItu appes' an,
: en- .c",. tar ~, "Gr'' pe'Ha"u light sa'es ~ !" u
hA@~s%ED-sl@ . e hnahei OF % d.
fEH,L-itaniax Nc. l Gut herrine5, new last sales
IT. In" ~, r S."'' per nafret no ~ W 'a EUn ne'stns'
!" ar, ". " medium MAChhKEaplu. eHianfi.
iLuSn--ns quote snperHie hout AZ SoSt 70 u
i-H e. T1 .s rs. me hl'er prices o IN c15 'aas'
stuGh DAt:htLS.-"jt I" ~ Gus. eacn;
liuchinonu) n 2noaia'ea gu
per rnosi'ats Of Lime $40. Manipulated duano sO-
Bone Dust so. Peruvian Guano sos per ton; Mexican
30 per tom Colombian 80 per s9n; Heeses DO sau;
i:houe" super Phosphate OF Lime s4oH per ton; super
fyosi4'ats OF Lniie, lostoh manuinctnre, Tor ChGrch 4
rnsialiiE, a+9 per ton. Zone ,lust cny SroIn1 sa'Go'.-
hs.Ge i5iahu Euhno -" per lon' hhtricah sAo.
dhasS shEps.-CioVer seru So<t 10 y aGcormihs.to
Gusninf anu 4uahty. Herds Grass 99egfi. Iita0'hy
Z.I'stLoo. ole1aru ana isaHaal urass i.0TeGz per oesnet
tAhp;Mh4a' Laru IN hnis li14e. henneu III Pa"' i"H'
lnkrIs l2:c. Market dull.
htAD.wrig o9GH. Bar btG0H.
MoLAssEs:CHeW crop OF orleans, oo 10 o'c' No o. ia
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LATEST NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
n...e,crA 0br,, 80. 10. Ihain Street. L,ca na,.d. ia
sEroH1E, q TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

Thirty-Sixth ConGress--FIrst Se.sIon.
WAsuiSGToS, Fen. q, I.tU.
sEyLrE.-Mr. Davis introduced series 81 resolution IT.
sorting d ar1n ground on slavery. Mr. Fitch made a >p"-,,.
on the Issues OF tine day.
The President sent IN 4 message giving the reasons Why,
at the last session, he did not sigu the bill making au appro.
priation for deepening the st. Clair River. Snci an i'm.
proreuent was not for war purposes, and could not be made
with . view Of lerying tonnage duties. The Senate sd
journed till Monday.
The House was not in session to-day.
Franci. z. Gruud; after q sharp contest In the Senate, wa'
confirmed as Consul 10 Hayre.
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49, TO THE VOTEKSlOF LOUISA
49, COUNTY, am a Candidate for the ONCE o.
SHERIFF., and would be glad to get your votes.
Ian la-cIn, B, L, JOHNSTON.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .shsEpes"Groun
.rsbs EDMOND, DAVENPORT { 60.
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FOEs SALE.
r1IIIE upper half OF BEAVER DAM FARM, on James
River, in GoochIand county, about 40 aeres-3sO IN
cultivation, and balance In wood. About III acres are OF
river aad creek low grounds. - acres are sown In wheat
Recently bull, u barn, stable, corn, oYerseer and servants
houses. With the farm will be sold two families oil ten
Sir, iioge, manager on the Farm, will show 1t to any one
disposed TO purchase. For terms, apply 10
C0RBlN WARWICK,
= ns-o.- EirifnnD1
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Trial Of In.urrectionIsts Mt charlestown.

CuARLRsTswS, Feb. AT II o'clock to-day court was
opened, Judge John Kenny Of the Rockingham Court pre-.
term In Hampshire. The grand jury, T. '. Shirley fore
man, was sworn In. The Judge delivered the charge. In
referring to the Harper's Ferry Invasion, he sa!d:-
1t Is known to you, and Is now part OF the history
OF the country, that on the night Of the 10th OF Ocio-
Der last, n band OF traitors, murderers aud inccH.
diaries ~stealthly made q descent on the soil Of Virginia
and Wantonly murdered several citizens With the deslsa 10
lncite the slaves to revolt and 10 subVert the government
Some OF these desperadoes, and others, the dupes OF design.
Ing towards, we're captured, tried and punished according
to their deserts. But there are some who were engaged or
supposed 10 have been engaged In this foray, 1ho are not
as yet apprehended; and there are some who are brlieRcd
to have been actively ~engagedin the tragedy bu: not known
to the public. 1t will be your duty, and I believe, your plea
sure, also, 10 enquire who were guilty OF pollutiDg our
soil aud attempting 10 liahonor this border OF Virginia.
l deem IL necessary for me to recommend TO you.
to conduct your inquiries with that GOODNESS, justice, and
good sense which distinguished your predecessors In their
patriotic, honorable citizens Of our common country: 50
to conduct your inquiries that the bright es%cutcheon OF our
beloved State will not be dimcd by passion, prejudice,
or groundles suspicion; but without fear, favo ror Affection.
that all your Inquiries have been for the tru:l, the whole
truth, and nothing but the truth.
The jury retired TO their room and witnesses In the case
OF the Commonwealth VS.. Aaron D. Stevens were sent up.
Before the jury returned Mr. Harding, the prosecuting at
t0rney, male an address to them. After IN absence Of an
hour the Jury returned 4 bill against Stevens, charging him
with murder, treason and conspiring with slaves to rebel
Witnesses in the case OF the Commonwealth vs.. lluZctt were
then sent up and an indictment OF the same character was
rrtulned.
The cmpannelinS OF the jury In the case Of Stevens was
postponed until Tomorrow, 10 allow counsel 10 examine
iuto the indictment. Stevens and Hazlett will be defended
by Geo. Sennett. The Commonwealth will be represented
by Mr. Harding and Andrew Hunter. 1t Ii deemed unnc.
ccssary to Increase TO any great extent the military force
now here. The only additional Is Il company l20 cavalry
from Shrpherdstown. 40 fears arc entertained Of n res.
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MARINE NEWS.
NJ
TURF OF RICHMOND, FEDRCARY2 2,

THEATRE.
ktSkEL K LHSSRES AND MtSAVskS.
Geo. Kunkcl, Jno. T. Ford, 7. L. Mo1ley)
benefit Of
MR. JAMES +. MURDOCH.
EIRIDAY EVENING, Feb. Sd, will be presented Far
quar,s Brilliant Comedy Of the
INCONSTAST,
OR WINE WORKS WONDERS.
Young MIrabcl.. 80. ........sr. James Z. Murdoch
Pas Miss Salome
To conclude with lbe Comedy Of
sly AUNT.
D;ct Da,hxl AR. J. Z. Murdoch.
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N1OCEA COFFEE-Ot superior quality, lUJ quar-
I11. ter bales for sale by
FEB 3-2t /. / 6. D. DAVENPORT.
gNDUchIaUS.-i gentleman and his vile VIRGIN
~ i4ns) wish 10 obtain situations a, teachers, either To-
sether or In different schools. In SOME town or neighbor'
hood. Thar have some year, experience, and areauaN.
fed to teach English, Latin, French and music. Reference
given. IL required.
WAddsess-Box 2lt 2. o., Charlottesville, Flrghia'
\ Jan 20-v6t
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TEE H1C4t4koND fESH1.A lNS1lIU1E
NOW In It's sixth session, offers to the daughters o
~ Virginia and the South, the best facilities for the &C
quirsrnent Of a thorough aud finished education.
1. employs fourteen able and we'll tried teachers. mos
81 whom are Slrginians, and two Of them Masters Of Art'
i the University. Its course Is extensive and complete
a. lbracng all that n young lady should study.
1t invites comparison with the Most prolnlaent sem!na
t!es in any par. Of our country.
Pupils are admitted ut any time, but most al
Yaniageously during the fFst weeks 81 January, or at tn
! middle OF February, when the second term begins.
TgRNs (oSH HALE ~ AhrAScE)
Board, including everything. sls'
TS's Music, Drawing, &c usual extra charges.
jan ii.-1SFNs'' "'"G CiISs. ii. Winston HEslS < President.
FEAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.
f,,OR TIE YEAR lSG-The first session will commenced
4 Oh the S0th January and close June 10th.
Terms rs for last year.
When notified Of the arrival OF students at Blacks anc
Whites, a suitable conveyance will be in readiness to taxi
them TO my house. To SIve such notice, address Mr'. ANN
". ORGAN, Macfsrland'S, Lunenburg.
My address Is Richmond at this time.
Jan sO-ctf JNo. ORGAN, JR.
wAEKESToSN, ~ IEH , "a EE4MALE COLLIE
T5'HIs School will commence the last session OF Its nine
a tccnth year the 18th Of January, The various depart
meats are filled by efficient teachers, OF experience and nc
knowlrdgcd ability.
The course Of study Is thorough, and so extensive rs te
embrace the solid and ornamental branches.
Board Including washing) per session, $50 N
Tuition in regular classes from u 20 10 IL y
Tuition In Music and OIL Painting, each, ~ u
FOR further information, please apply 10 the rrlncIpal,
W8rrenton, Dec lt-wtlFrb JULIUS WlLCOA
SITUATION EANTED.-A young lady, quail
- fed to teach the usual English branches, Latin, French
and beginners in Music, wishes to obtain a situation III
teacher In n school or private family: References e@
changed. Address 4. ". o., fredericksburg, Va.
Dec lI-cwSw
RI TEhCEIER.-A married gentleman, for
WI merry from Europe, (Prussial who has for seyera
years been engaged In somr OF the Northern States rs teach
er OF the Piano and Languages, wishes to procure n situation
In NirginLt. lie would accept II place In some. Academy, OIL
The most satisfactory references III TO ability ani character
will he given.
Letters addressed to 4. f.. d, care Of Richmend Enquire!
Office, will be forwarded to him from this Office.
Feb 2-cSts
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SCHOOLS IND COLLEGES.


cN GRACE ST,FET, BETWEEN TnlGp ANn FOURTH,
HIcun9Sp, frH';IyrA.
Rev; "; D; i;oGE, u. d. ..PhrsclrALs.
rsfIIE ,Iutir. %. the curren; session OF this Institution will
Ice rr-uacI On Tuesday; the %d day % January, lsdV.
INSTRUCTORS:
Icv. MOSES D. lpiE, D. D., Englsh literaIrre anu
i. 81 pCpuY, AN, Mental and Moral Philosophy and
:. II. COLEMAN University Of Va, Mathematics, An
Hiss AUGUSTA DANIEL, Preparatory Department
Prot. CHARLES SklIlERT, Pisno.
Madame MATIlILDE ESTyAS. Vocal Music.
rr"L 4. Ia BOMBAKIE, French.
Prot. g. pERSlCO, Italian. Drawing and Painting.
SENIOR CARLOS BORROWER NEGA, spanish.
Prof. HEINRICH SciSE Harp.
Prof.. y. \. ERICSSON, Guitar.
Dr. i!ogcis Lectures on EucI,h Literature. which have
nrrh I"nt.i :" very interesting aud instructive, Will be con-
tinusd. Young Ladies, resiiing In the city. who no longer
pursue .neir atunseS al 'enooi but who still wish 10 cultivate
l;.lIr. Lettrcs, may become members OF his classes and at
tend n TIE prescribed hours ni.hou; h.lny o,h.rvi.c ccr-
i.eSird With TIE Seminary.
Board Tor nine months, (cGGinc on the last d,v
OF June, lh6');.''"".'.,. .........&e0h ot
Washing and Lights ............ .............. - o.
Tuition III the Preparatory Department. ...... 81 10
:" in Ordinary Eu:iish Eranries.......... 20 90
" In Advanced do. DO. - On
In Modern and .Arc;ent Languages, each. 20 10
Music, Vocal aud instrumental, lTiGno and
GUITAR For one Lesson, OF one hour per week 10 90
For two lessons, Of one hour each. per week.. 81 ~
Cs- Of Piano. 10 No
Drawing. In crayun. o5 w
Painting, In water cplnrs 80 ~
Painting. In ~ VI
The boarding Department Is under the control Of Nr. and
Mrs. Dppuy, who exercise n pdrentdi control over the
young Indies committed 10 their cnrr.
pr. Iioge will take pleasure In answering any letters OF
Inquiry with regard TO the School. All business letters
should be addressed TO \. y. DUPCY,
Jan 2-tf Richmond, Va.
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RICHmONDT EEATRE-SPECIAL CARD.
BENEFIT OF MISSES ELLA n ELIZA WREN.
aEoNDAY EVENING, Feb. 9th, when will be presented
N1 a new Drama, Of Intense Interest, drHna'iied from
the celebrated LEDGER ger sT 7 3 nsS and entitled the
With other entertainments, US sill be expressed 10 The bills
~ nox BOOK now open. Feb 81.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
TIME superior fast sailing schooner Roscneath,
L Capt. Baker, having a large portion Of her E$1Ie4S
cargo engaged and going on board, Will nave Hk&19
qu 5sH i II f' 'e's"' Ap DHvID 4 wM. cURRIE.
RICHMOND AND NEW YORK LINE OF PACKETS.
Il BuRG, VIM. c. Harris. master, having q por. IN
will have quick dispatch. For balance Of freight; :@ 555:
Hp Jag :! 20 ON'ADA ""'
--FOR BOSTON-FIRST VESSEL.
TEIfIE regular packet Schr. MISSIONER, Capt.
gagged and going on board, will have quick dis llx1T9
patch. For balance of freight n IIE6 to = wv c;;RHiT
AUSTK ESTABLISHED 1853.
r ORD & CO.. No. 80 King Street,
- MAILER n toR0 I atlEnEAu: EHS
No. los Wall Street, New York,.~
sn H3ss!;:es. 81 81 .S sE :HI4d4 fSNH HisH' ss S]E ES1s sS7
g-ooS @s7seVI1i safst S6ji i1'!:pf eS"'"s Jan 4-sn
~IJUkTEHER IN
MOND-M.usurement Goods Reduced toSLIlI@"
EIGHT CENTS, and l. General Reductlonl ACEEn
on Other Goods.
that they can nov receive them t1rice a week by Steamers
YORKTOWN and JAMESTOWN, leaving New York every
Wednesday aud Saturday afternoons, and At Greatly Re-
Full Tariffs OF Rates furnished on application to
Feb 3-em Opposite Steamships wharvcs.
I;IlTs AA1tE411{kESE &.
v1uE Steamer GEO: PEABODY, Capt: tffHsszsnh
4 Il. Pnr1cHARn, will reseirs freight !lS@sszasS
! o'clock, NJ, Saturday, the 4,h inst. Gs@
Freight taken to Boston via baltimore, at low ratr' aud
with great despatch.
board before the hour Of departure, IL O'Clock ~, sat
urday.
Tiessss procured a: our olce in siocioc slip, or at tn.
Feb S-qt DAVID + WI. cURRiE-
| THE O., 81. MATL STEAMSHIP JAMES
TOWN, FOR NEW YORK.
| E1HE JAMESTOWN, Capt Thos skinnt. ~
will leave here At 4 o'clock, ?. NJ, On @1lYSS
Friday, the Sd Inst. SGeSd
Passengers arc requested TO be IN boarda@2H1za
In due time.
Tickets and 'berths secured at our office, or on board
Passage to New York. meals and stale room Included
during the Fall and Winter, s1I.
Pa.,ass 70 Norfolk same a, By the river boats.
Fr.jrht received Friday, up to the hour Of l O'clock, T
| NJ unless a su61cieDcr De TeSeifeu IFot 81 tHa iiouf.
2onsIynrrs mr.. requested to send for their goods Friday
Freight for Boston will be for~sEd-d directly on a, mod0
rate rate. Of freight and With the greatest dispatch:
u, 90, LUDLAM I WATSON.
vALIIiBLE HOTEL PROPERTY FOIi
SALE, AT LuSESBURG COURT HOUSE
TuAT very valuable Hotel property at Lunenburg Cour
House, recently occupied by the late Jno. A: Bishop
with It's appurtenances, will be sold at Public Auction OF
the 18TH DAY or FEBRUARY next, that being court da,
for LuuenburS county. 6ny person at al DESTROYS OF pur
chasing hotel property would do well 10 examine this
There Is every facility a oout the premises for a frt elias
country Tavern.
OF sale. &c ELDER,
II. L. LEE,
Janas-etds Trustees Of John A. Bishop, deed
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SupEnTUH CHEWING TOHA CCO.-G
= i,oxr- bes: brands Of choice Chewing Tobacco. For
ale by FlSllEt x NlSSLON, DlueSnh,
Feb , No. 10, Main street.
DRUGS, DC.
rsfo:oUA BEANS, i,pUU lbs Ane1stura
4 Essence Oil Almonds, % Ills English
Olive Oil, lU0 cases
iii Cloves, 100 lbs
Gum Arabic, 5IbJ0 lbs
varmiIlion, 100 lbs, Chinese English aud American
Crimson Lake for bronzins, 70 lbs
For sale By FISHER & WINSTON, Druggists,
Feb 40. l2J, Main street.
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TlfESAl,E

ora likely gang OF liO rice'helh negroes to the highest
~ bidder, ut Savannah, Ga, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY
End, 1860. These negroes will be sold in families.
Terms: 0nethird cash, balance in one and two yean,
with Interest, and boad and approved acceptance on So.
vannah or Charleston. Purchasers 10 pay for papers.
Other gangs may be offered r; the same time. For fur
Their information apply to JOS. BRYAN,
Jan 20-dtds johnson Snuarr Savannah. Ga
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1IisslrsIppi Central Railroad.
HEHPIis, Feb. 1.-THE first passenger train passed over
the Mississippi Central RailIoad on the Goth md ha1 been
running regularly ever slnce.
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IRicnAoSp, Feb. ISL, l56e.

A CARDIFF retiring from the Book Trade ! desire 10
return my thanks to the public who have so generally sus.
tained the, and | trust my successors may receive the same
encouragement.
Feb l-dtf GEO, ". WEST.
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FOR THE SENATE.

FOR THE SENATE.
TO THE VOTERS OF TIE SENATORIAL DISTRICT
! COMPOSED OF TIE COUNTIES OF KING AND QUEEN,
KING WILLIAM. AND ESSEN.
Having been Informed that your late worthy aud talented
! representative, L. d. Douglas, had resigned, and having
/ been solicited by many Of The voters in the several colin'
ties, to announce myself a candidate TO I'LL the vacancy &C.
ca.ioned Ly such resignation, i take this method to dclare
myselfa candidate for your suGrages and shall be grathed
| 10 have your support. In doing this, however, l am willing
10 submit ms claims to a convention properly organized BY
the voice Of The district.
Jan Slide RICHARD J. MUSE.
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Il. 8. Senator.
CoLrHHrs, OHIn, Feb. 2.-Goycrnor Chase was elected
[. s. Senator on the frs. ballot. The r"t. Stood Chsse
IS, Pugh "a, CorSin ..
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Texas and the Southern Conference.

Texas and the Southern Conference.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 2.-GoYernor Houston has transmit
ted the resolutions Of the South Carolina Legislature tn the
Legislature OF Texas. cuvereh by a message, In which he
opposes a Southern Convention.
A resolution has been introduced into the Legislature
endorsing the Governors views, OIL the ground that rexas
surrendered her independence 10 the Federal Union and /,
unwilling To give up that Union on any e~IasrgtIcy nv!
dee med y sufficient excuse for 30 important . step.
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Northern Markets.
:;sE YORK, Feb. 2.-Cott0n Is dull, ~nidliin2 upland,
1itsnllS. Flour is firm; Southern 10 iua5 u. Wheat !.
hueyant: red 81 IS. Corn frm; white sni yellow S0asic
Pork il heavy new mess sls l.alo .5. Whisky dull At
23Jta24c. Sugars heavy. Turpentine firm ut 4ii5aI1c.-
Resin quiet at 81 50al je15. Rice heavy ut :i;suiA.
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1850. SPRING.IMpORTATIoSS. 1860.
DALE, ROSS i WRITER'S,
sci Markell street and SIS Commerce street, Philadelphia,
iHrURrgEs SSD JnsBEHs or
SILK AND FANCY GOODS,
"AvE-now open
I'll LARGE y HANDSOME STOCK
To which they Invite the attention Of buyers.
Jan oS. lS6a-Sm
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THp1IKIOH Oh NItILCH5 ITUIH 1kCHtUChJ.
CIscISSATT, Jan. 31.-Eightecn citizens Of Mason and
Bracken counties, Kentucky, have heen expelled from the
State OIL account Of their opinions on slavery. Nos! NJ
them arrived here yesterday.
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COMPREHENSIVE

Oh SEGROES.-ThIs iay, "a. 10 O'Clock, I will se'
~ 20 likely nrgroes-Men, Boys. Gi-ls, Women an3
Children HECTOR DAVIS, Auct.
Frhn
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RICHMOND TEEATRE-SPECIAL CARD.
BENEFIT OF MISSES ELLA n ELIZA WREN.
EVENING, Feb. 9th, when will be presented
IS1 a new Drama, Of Intense interest, draua,ized from
celebrated E D Err STORY, and entitled the
DOOM OF DEY1LLE;
With other entertainments, Us sill be expressed 10 The Dill
Of the day.
~ box BOOK now open. Feb 3-2t
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Destructive Fire.
SEw UELXASs, Feb. 2.-The shippers cotton press u"l
5000 bales OF cotton we're destroyed by DIE ye,icrday.-
The loss Is estimated Ut $i0, 900.
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DURE GUM ARABIC-A large and fresh 10,
Just received and for sale by
DOVE 4 CO., Drrgg!,u,
Ysb No. SIS, Main Street, Richmond.
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h1 o~ICLAANsON. HiLL CO., iUCTS.
UNITY NEGROES. This Day, AZ 20 o'cI,e,
n will be sold 81 likely Negroes, consisting OF Met
Boys and Girls, and Women sud Children.
Fcbe DICKINSON, HILL 4 CO., Aue:,
EE PULL2iNI g. BETS, AUCTS.
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FURTHER By THE STEAMSHIP AFRICA.

New YORK, June lO.-The Africa brings intelli-
gence that the steamship City Of Manchester, of
the New York, Philadelphia and Liverpool line,
had arrived at Queenstown Sunday evening.
Her news reached Liverpool by telegraph the
day of her arrival at Queenstown.
At the present moment great preparations are
being made in England for the departure of the
Prince of Wales to America, which will take place
on the 18th Of July
Five ships of war will constitute the feet which
is to accompany the Prince to Quebec.
European journals give full accounts Of the per-
secutions suffered by the Christians in Turkey.
They state that the unfortunate Christians bear
their sufferings patiently, hoping that this intoler
able oppression may soon be subdued.
A Vienna telegram asserts that NJ. Thouvenal
had declared to the Austrian Envoy in Paris, EN-
peror Napoleon's regret that Russia had prema.
turely introduced the Eastern question, but thinks
it desirable to associate with Russia in order to
vent Russia's exclusive protectorate of the Christ
ians in Turkey.
Adyices from Rome state that Gen. Lamoriciert
had left that city and was on his way to Ancona.
| 1t is reported that the difficulties between Gen
Lamorciere and the Roman Government are untrue
and without foundation.
Walewski, the new Russian Plenipotentiary, hat
left Rome on the 23d Of May for Naples, with pre-
else instructions respecting Sicily.
Mr.. John Edwards, an extensive hardware mer
chant of Birmingham, had failed and suddenly dis
appeared.
The amount of his liabilities are estimated al
fifty thousand pounds sterling.
The British Channel fleet had sailed on cruise
Advices received at London from Cochin China
state Port Lagoon had been opened for foreign
trade.