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The PROPOSED RAILROAD ExrENsIos-In the
House Of Representatives yesterday, Hon. Mr.
Carter, from the Committee on the District of
Columbia, reported bill to permit the extension
OF the Washington Branch Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad to and across the Potomac river at
the Long Bridge. Ii was read first and second
time, and will be brought before the House today
We understand the bin to propose extending the
rack OF the road from some point on the present
line in the direction Of Capitol Hill, under the
hill by means Of tunnel, and debouchinC on the
south side. The track will then make an easy
detection towards the Long Bridge, where il will
cross on a firm and well-buiit structure with
two sufficient draws for the passage of vessels,
We also understand 1t TO be contempt ated that the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com pany shall re-
lmourse the city Of Washington the amount of
her Investment in the Alexandra and w ashinptOn
railroad, and take the line Of that road for the
proposed new link in the Southern route Con-
nected with this, as we learn, there will be pro-
posed city railroad to and through Georgetown
so as to connect at or near the Alexandria aoue.
duct, with branch of the Loudoun and Hafnp-
shire road. which Is to cross on the aoueduct
piers This, Ii seems TO be considered will Weld
70 Georgetown compensation for the road con-
Meeting the North and South, which she desires
TO pass through her limits, and will answer every
real and practically good end for her advantage
without subjecting herself and the Baltimore and
OHIO Company to vast inconvenience and ex-
pense.-IatsIigeHeer
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By c. MCGUIRE q CO. Anctionserr-

ny }. Y. mcOUlhE d CO., AuctloneerE.
ElRST CLASS RESIDENCE ON STREET,
BETWEEN FIFTH SIXTH STREETS. AT PUB
Lie SALE.-On MONDAY AFTERNUON, June
llth, at Six O'Clock, on the premises shall offer
for sale a large' handsomely furnished private
residence, situated on the north side of r street
north, between 5th and 9th streets west. The
Lot has front of over 2s feet aud depth of
II feet the House Is 81 feet, four stories hgh
Containing is or Is rooms, with a fine eel ar
under the whole building; is built in tn. most
superior manner, of best materials, with a |
the modern improvements. The arrangement OF
the front and the central location Of this operty
renders 1t particularly desirable for professional
gentlemen having two front entrances, one of
which can be nsed as Office; both entra noes are
furnished with brown stone steps and the front of
stone.
Persons in want Of = fine residence should at
tend this sale, as the owner determined 20 sell.
Terms: One fourth cash; the residue IN s, u, and
II months, with interest, secuted by deed of trust
on the premises. little indls putabls.
Je5 j. G.. MEG UIRE A CO ,Aucts.
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BY avs BOWLING; Georgetown.
ERAME HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION
Il On MONDAY AFTERNOON next, the 18th
instant, at O'Clock, shall sell, In iront of tbs
premises, south part of Lot 2S, fronting Is feet on
Frederick street, by s. feet depth. with the i'm
provements, being thres story Frame Dwelling
Terms Of sale: One-third cash balance in 6 and
II months, for approved endorsed notes, bearing
interest.
je7-ts THOs. BOWLING. Auct.
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|
oil any daily paper published In washington.l
All Persons applying for letters IN the follow
'"s h"s' wiz please say they are ADVERTISED.
LADIES' LIST
aley, MIS- Mary Foster, Mrs Adtms Page, birs Mary
Augher;on, Miss A Fantleroy, Miss Richsrdsoa NJ.
S Sh, ut. wm Farquhar, Mrs Redwood, Mrs BY
5reE, sirs Mary Goddard, Mrs M'dA Rinsold, Mrs
GrogAn, Mrs NJ Russell, Mrs
Blsek, MISS NY Grisvold Mrs RYAN Mas El,,
b' yrs susan Glssee, Mrs Robinson. MissAgas
brSNh' Mrs M Hill, Mrs NJ l. Smith, MARY l.
Barnes, Miss Li1e Hunt. Miss Elnm, shaw Mis-. Emil
Besi mn Hall, Mrs seote, Mrs John
BIoohsrnusshache Hayward, Mrs Jos Scote, Mrs sc
Begy, una Holton, Mrs 2 Sehorb, Mrs NJ 3
5ecaeI' MIS- NJ Harrison, sMR shafer, Mrs Mary
pteA Mrs Johnson, Miss Rsel Sabastisn, Miss
brennan, Miss Jacobs, Mrs Lotus Sutton, Miss 4
JamisOu Mrs Eliza sthrushy Mrs Jas
Br0whing Mrs Johnson, Mia Ann SAniry, Mas Mary
Bailey, Mrs Re'ca keene, Mrs Ehzth Snider Miss M
berhe, Anna Ming, Mrs ADELAIDE Tyseu, Ellen
Brownaugh, Mrs nj Keith Miss Cath'e TAYLOR Miss sc
Choste, Mrs Rufus keckly, Mrs L Thompson Miss
Cobb, Mrs BD2 Lake. Mrs Agnes Turn,r Miss Am. y
SlIy, nrs E1h Lawrence, Miss Thomas ,Miss Ann NJ
Colwel Mrs Sallie Lsadbeater Miss ysrm,ef Mis-. y
CamPbsll, Mrs NJ Lobdel Miss Ami, w .ak, MIR, "
Curtis, Mrs Sarah Laps,y MRS w Yves, Ni,,C,,apd,n
Carter, Mrs Emily Lewis Miss Care Wells Miss Susan
Cameron Miss Zena Mathers,Frsnees Walsh Marrar.t
Coleman, Miss NJ Mantoa w alter W els Mrs Spsaa
Carter, Miss Mary Mathews, Miss NJ Webster, Mrs r
Crammer, Mrs MeNulle !, Miss s q wneIt, Mrs L
Carroll, Lizzie MeComb, Mrs Walker, Mrs c
Dante, Mrs MeNamara, Miss NJ willetts, &c
Donnely, Mrs John McCartry Miss wiIkinsou Mrs
douglas, Miss Nicholas, Mis- My walker and family
Danner, Mrs My Parker, Miss vir's Woodland Mrs L
DAVIS, Mrs Isaac Patterson A1issMA2 Wilams Miss
DAILY, Mrs Ann Prinde, Mrs Andre wiIlett, Miss M Z
Emory Mrs Margt Parker, Mrs Cora weswail, Mrs
Edwards, Mrs MY PiTeott, Mrs VI Willard NrsJ
Edwards, Miss Perry, Mrs Mary West, Clement
MRS Ahe Pggott Mary Young, Miss Sallis
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LOST AND FOUND.

- TYPE LIKENESS of lady. The finder will
be Literally rewarded by leaving il at this Office as
1t - highly priced by the owner. l,s
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IL LETTERS MUST IN ALL CASES BIZ PREPAID.
June9 VIM. JONES, p. NJ.
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;,sss asS iSsassssl
nd fSNeI HfA lSW EhTs .ss eAPf .s3
viii oonfnue So a. hsvs ssopisd the Rlsn q buy
f ,ns new goods every week. Ladies fS aRS 1sdss
~ 3. ;eis'sse ass, sssvssn 81 "a % Is.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

IT, VALUABLE LOUISA LAND FOR
~ SALE.-W fishing to dispose Of my real estate,
=. IN order to divide the proceeds among my
children. | offer for sale, privately, my FARM,
This most desirable tract Of Land lies in the heart
OF the valuable tobacco Lands Of Louisa. on both
SIDES OF the south branch of the North Anna river,
Jones. Joseph Nj. Baker and others eisht miles
from Louisa Court House and Tolersve. on the
Virginia Central Railroad, and equally convenient
This Farm contains lOlO acres, of which 200 are
wood land. more than three fourths o. which are
heavily tmhe red with oak, pine and hickory of or
IKlnal growth; The arabic land ls fertile and in a
%t eight necs IS
good barn, tobacco houses. and all necessary out
buildings, The locality is healthy and the neigh
boIhood pleasant. Presuming that any one wish
Ing to purchase will visit the Farm and see for
themselves, deem 1t unnecessary to sneak far
three tracts, if desired. Being very DESTROYS OF
chasers.
My manager, Mr.. GROOM, will take pleasure in
showing the premises TO any one who wishes to
purchase. JULIA A. HOLLAnAY.
:, For further information, apply to Dr.. w. c. N.
kka aa Shafl TO- va H. T Holiday
road who is authorized to sell. de26-dlawts
- a DES!KABLET R aCTOF LAND IN
So GOOCHLAND COUNTY FOR SALE-The
- subscriber offers for sale privately his FARM,
OF which a0 are cleared, and Well adapted I" the
ated on the Cartersvie Road, adjoining the estate
Of Randolph d Harrison, Esa ~ miles from the
and Baptist Chuich are within half an hour
For further particulars, apply to JESSE H. HEATH,
Esq., or to me- either personally by e WERp
Flies P. o.; Goochland county. Va.
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Marine Disasters.

NORFOLK, Feb. sth.-Arriyed, schr. Benja-
min, Willis, bound from James River to Bos-
Ton, with corn. with loss of spars and sails
Thu vessel Is a complete wreck
Scbr Edwin Wilmer from Baltimore. with
der &c.
HAMPTON ROADS, Feb. S.-Arrived, Boston
ship Silver Star, bound from Baltimore to
California, having lost her rudder and chain
Arrived, schr. Samuel, eleven days from
Sombrero
heavy Northeast storm is prevailing to.
Ia
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CONGREGATIONAL.

WASHINGTON Feb. s.-Senatr.-The mail
Contractors petition for immediate action on
.ha Postal hill was received. The bill was
dI.eu,sea An amendment to abolish the
tracking privilege from the list OF April was
ted by tie vote in committee OF the
whole. The Senate adl ourned without definite
scion on the bill,
The following is a copy Of the bill as 1t came
from The House:
y. 81 rnaffed. Sr.. That the sum Of fonr millions
.x, hundted and NINETY SIX thousand nine doiiaFs
.oA twenty cents lie. aid the same Is here y
,npr.prtxted out OF any money IN the treasury
~, nhefw Sc Appropriated for the purpose OF sup
.,as the de6c iencies IN the revenue. and dsifxy
,ps the expenses of the Post Once Depaf'iheh' iof
,he ear endins the Both OF June, 1852
Ssc q Ard he 1t fRrta,r eHnffea, lnst to~ards
the support of the Post Office Department the rs
81 year ending 10th Jane. 1850, the sun oil iour
,,,llnn do lars payable out al ans money arisihs
,,nu inc revenue Of the Post O,hce Department Is
sersh, .p.foprlafed; and the further sum oil two
m,tlon Tour hundred thousand do,tars IL merely
arpfopriatsd. payable cut oi any money IN tue
Treasury not otherwise Appropriated SAD sums 10
I've expended IN CONFORMITY with the prosisions 81
the tc, approved the "a day of July. 1880, In the
p,,p,- n, exclusively Of the compensation o! post
masters the clerks their oitiees and IN al depart
meats sps ciai agents, and for the transportation
OF the mails. , mn, :.,
at the rate Of SIX per cent. per snnum to commence
one month aiteg the expi atton oil the quarter IN
WHICH the service was rendered. and to tho date oil
,ha aepyoyal OF this act shall he paid on All sums
found due 10 CONTRACTORS Tor cafIviu2 the thdts;
and ina. a sum sufficient to pay the same De ana
the same is hereb, appropriated out oil any money
m the Treasury not oi herwise appropriated
SIC l. And be h fuFfhsr saa6ied. That tie sum
of one nd dollars be and The same Is ne ehy
IN expedltius the payment Of the creditors OF the
Once.
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Northern Markets.

% sw YORK, Feb. 8.-COtton irregular: sales a
- -" rates; prices easier but UNCHANGED. Flour
n m,,nj cen,s-Sonthern S55O1575. Wheat
sh ole actve and cent better Corn firm and un-
r aaussq Fork steady-sales Of COCO bbls.-nev
49, us i2nls.25; new prime SlI25nA 81. Sugar
CHANGED Nv " "V S'"'' "'''0'S" -"
s..es N New York. TUESDAY. Of S1s 600 Tennes-
n 'a' e and $500 do. bsO at 8Sie.
Wbs.L,r iAokE, Fen. S.--FIour quiet at $50
Corr ouos ant-white Sl.4Onl 90; red $l25 l.3A
amrm- Mess Pork sl,: nina Sian s,dss ~ cts
"hsse, 2Sss F'''o '''e' "'"0' ~ w
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL, OF rHE NORTH BRIToN.

r,prIAxp. Me. Feb s.--The steamer North
non arrived here to-day, with dates from
/, errooi 10 Jan, 25'h.
." me canada arrived ont on the I'D, the Bo-
,...n,au ON the 2ath, and the xEtnA on the 2ad.
Parliament opened on the 2ath. The Queen
s,.,s.,h is favorable 10 the United States. II
ssys the San Juan di1icnity was prevented
nv equitable and conciliatory arrangements
~, IN the United States. !.
can't. Harrison, Of tho Great Eastern, had
,reu drowned.
A commercial treaty had been signed be-
,wceu England and France.
COMMERCIAL.
,vxppoo.. Ian. 25.-Sales Of Cotton for
,hr,s DAYS 2lute bales, including 6. 900 70 spec.
,'i,tors and exporters. The market II quiet
and steady, though some circulars quote
,nrtisl dcciire OF i-i6. Manchester advices
are favorable.
Erssds tuf,s qnie; and steady. Provisions
steady.
Consols 81 acts.
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From, Hayau1.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 6.-The steamship DE
Soto has arrived here with Havana dates to
the ID inst. The stock of sugar was 20,OO
hoxas. Molasses was selling at !. AK rails
ior Clayed, and = a 5,s rials for Muscovado.
Exchange on London l32a AK per cent.
prenium and on New York 3 Il 34 per cent.
premium. Freights had slightly advanced
The schooner Emma g. Walsh, of Deals ISL
land, had been seized for violation Of law.
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Trial of HlZlett.

CHARLEsTowN, Feb. s.-A number of wit
uesses have been examined in the case of HaZ-
lett, and nearly all were satisfied AS to his
identity.
Maj Balls testimony is regarded as being
rather favorable TO the prisoner. He could
not recognize him as one of those on guard.
Several others testified that they did not see
Haziett in Shenandoah stree.
The defence is ably managed by Bolts and
4,
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The Overland Mail.

MALLoY's STATION, Feb. s.-The Overland
mail from California 10 the 18th January, has
arrived Letters from New York reached San
Francisco in twenty days. and Geographic in
;eIhsence went through in fifteen days and
three hours.
The Presidents message was telegraphed
10 he San Francisco Bulletin in full, on the
18th. before the arrival of the Overland mail.
The sum of SIA,WO government treasure,w was
lost IN the steamer Noriberner.
A movement is being made in the California
LEGISLATURE 10 elect a successor TO Senator
a; ytu. senator Latham was to leave San
Fraucisoo Oh the 9Th February. for Washing
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Extraordinary Crime-Fatal Explosion of q
Bomb Shell.

UAwsvILLE. KY, Feb sth.-W. A. Davidson
went INTO the store of Duncan N Brothers
Yesterday with lighted bomb concealed il a
t,.,et ii eggs The bomb exploded, blowing
the store 10 pieces, and woundiDg Hon. VIM.
Srrritt, G. Duncan. }. }. g. D0can, Josiah
Reading and VIM Berritt-some of them NOR
sally Davidson WAS MORALLY wounded. 1t
Is supposed his object was 10 kill Sterritt for
his course with regard to the late Lowe TRACE
4
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AfiairAin New York.

NEw YORK, Feb. s.-Mr. Drayton the agent
OF he Havre line of steamships, is dead.
sgaiiou Of five to attend ihe Opposition Con- su
.eBlion at Richmond, Va.
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Public Printer.

WARRINGTON Feb. s.--Defrees, of Illinois
was to-day nominated by the Republicans for
Printer of the House. If elected, he designs
establishing newspaper hare.
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ALecisIatiye Reunion

BosToN. Feb sit is contemplated to invite
The Legislatures of Maine, New York, Penn
sylHania, Maryland and Virginia to visit Bos-
Ion on the I'D Of February.
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PAMKkSk MINER,
Wholesale GRocERs AND PROVISION

Wholesale GRocERs AND PROVISION
q. tlsrHsrxxp7 R REALER s.x. UNSEEN,
- !. l nhds. new Bacon HAMS.
I I'm new Breast. Shoulder and Side BA-
ssbls. Mess PORK.
Is S Ill., b b1I.lmo s ,, Seemed BEEF.
~ oIis new No. LARD.
d ssss. sf = I, Goshen and Glades BUTTER.
u so1ss I'D Z and Pine Apple ca EESE.
~ ss.s; Ts,'ss s sss b Below s SAMPLES
And " oa Refined SliGAR, All grades.
SPICE o %s stock OF TEAS. WINES. LIQ U0Rs.
A,S'- 5000 good quality CIGARS.
CnoicE FAMILY GROCERiEs,-I have
sress, i the a snd Tor :sle Ct the lowest market
sa5.s sas ss. d ass kS M:s.
EaeJ B.sa aaaMtiss from 7sc. to $40 Der IT, xlso
aad Rsss sa Tea ri. Adamaasias sperm and Taos
wsseHsss Liquors Of iii 1inds assorted; W onS
SHOT s,,asss,s; Brooms; Matches; Powder and
spsss. Po1!s.. fps AND cosda6s; sussss, ABSORBED,
s.S s'; Ens:l Dairy ssd Csis;as cSssss Als
sad saeEsesst.. on Asad ehoacs artistic Of Basts'
cage '' delivered in any part q ~ ssy re- d
DP55ssii Tn,GGs9.ry orr At ANp .gL0w cQsT.
ssRGss ~ ftfgF q3p ii
sa !'sss 81 =; sc s nsf :s ssb
. sns :tes sse.s a g fs::
rs issss s .aas 4 DRY Goo4s, sa1 a1sses 1kssA
fssa Is.assis. \ No.. ne hssssi.!ss ss -.
wei co., xa - u 10 insesssf q s9,ssns ~ In
::s a. ~ .: a s::s h :.s q:
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..ssksss4ssa.
- ton .It' 60. .lt, h!a1 sYY es6.s.
O1o. kvsssLL. master, hatlae u stse3,t
1crsos g 81 s.s.s, s.sssss. vill Isss dis.Sssd.
e s gss.'ns'l. .p''' e Y. D. coLquIrr CO.
As fOK fHtLAnnE;LRHIA,-,.Ths fasf.
a brxrIyc, havinx tho greater %. tion ii ksr
s;';e G. ~ e.
,. sSE ..s; bb1Ni vaNb Hfva. ;s;s:l
master. having . po.t.cn Of her cargo q.
s:s:s sss ss ss, % c BIC e.
&6S RICHMOND AND NEW YORK LINE SEe 81 +
-. pACKErS.-The superior fast sailing schf.
e.sso and so;ns ri Hpf Sass
sq,es dispatch For p S.Tfp q fsisht sRRS
~ FOR BOSTON-FIRST VESSEI-The
rs r.suiar packet schooner Susan, Captain
gased and going osrd, Will have quick dispatch.
re- iss S.:n'' Oh '''Sh'b cpSSfl WIN. cuRRrE
~ sailing bris MAcHfxs, c saasi,a' all Il.
aiYas es sasa sa Of fsi
'i fsasic q freight ''s, s s. coLoulrr CO.
FIR fC 4Rs Kkoh FEEP PW ! = =
sSt1IS21ez6 ~ IA - AufSSTy NsErv'CC " n ~
MEAsu REMENFF lc 6Sbs kipucEp TO
EIGHr CE,NTs: 1NR GENEEII RE-
Merchants receiving Goods from NEW YORK,
arr informed that they en- now receive them
TWICE week: BY steamers YORK TOWN
e; e {ANMEsr0WN lssv ssr NhW YORK syey
MOONS, ard at greatly yedrced rates.
Full tariff Of rates furn shed on application. to
LCDLAM & WATSON
fe 3-2m Opposite Steamships Wharves.
IS FOR MOBILE, ALA..-The superior
5s&&svow. master having the greater portion
o., her cargo ensa ed and goinr on board, will have
ply to lie I--iwi w. b. CoLQ UITT L Go.
tstN FOR NEW OKLEA NS-The superior
EdE fast sailing schooner ROSENEATH, Capt.
ensas ed and going on board, will have quick dis
0' balance {" bx assi D s'RM to cuRR1E.
zfHAH SPECIAL NVTIsE = Until fur
E{G Tier notice the YORKTOWN. CAPTAIN
SsH sTs5 M asa E g.
Richmond for New York every To ESDAY and
HfIDAl. at4 +. ~, touching at Norfolk and City
ran j. b .a;1s ana 'GfiupLAM & WATSON.
NOTlCE.-The eteamer CURTIS
.EZHPECK viii, after MONDAY next,
inst, discontinue running be-
tween this. Portsmouth and Norfolk, until fur
The steamer GLEN COVE, Capt T. c. G,rE FORD.
viii! continue the regular run between this, Ports
mouth and Norfolk Laying the wharf at Rockets
FRA sTe5S ana and
turn each alternate day, Sunday exceptsdJ leav
del-ts ~ K. o. HAsKINs.
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Fire..

CANAAN, Feb. 6.-Milton's Hotel, Bernard
0'o.s store Johnson's new store. a black.
sln'th shop, and several small buildings were
ur-ircyed by fire last night. Loss, 5000
partly insured
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Gigs AND BIRD CALES.-Mocking Bird
GIGS; Feather and Hair BUSTERS; Hair. Car
pet; Hearth AND Corn BROOMS.; large TUBS
BOARDS ard ROLLING PINS; India Rubber and
Gcc So ! D00R r. MATS; BA!S i fne Wllow
By HORSES; vEL,.CIPEbES; and seneral
assortment of USEFUL ARTICLES for house
keepers.
..ALSO;-spanlding's PREPARED GLUE and
SILVER SOAP. Each can be.recommendetl, For
sale by. J. HAROLD. lIa broad street.
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~ 4. p. Wiliians, ,Aael'r. /

vJ,RUsT SAlEUk vALUAwLE csrY
i PROPERTY -6y virtue 81 tssp 1ssds Of tri. 8,
.ss 81 sas &c y
,s ard q: = 10 the csh e Js1; s @
e EN-. - u H s e, e nfss 5: g :
gremHss, havnH been thereto requestsd, to sen
iss e s pssSs e Il. .sd
Rust purchased oG James G0vsn, EXT or Jaanss
lnnes. .bssinn,ng q the southwest corner Of Col.
70 T.. Il The
plan ut the city Of klchmond BY No 1886 thence
s SS ss .na s a S !. G
on the line OF d or Cary street to the lin. of VIII
liam MiichsIis sath oornef sixt, let; the nee Up
lien upon shs said propsrty IN favor Of the Rich
said Taos A. Rust, ated 9TH Apn', 1859. and re-
corded in Richmond Hastings court Deed BOOK
TkRMs-cash arreeably to the creditors Of the
deeds, and the purchasers to pay the taxes and I'M
re the a.
with special warranty only. Sale conducted By 4.
" GUSTAvUs A. MYERS. Trustee. +.
P. S-7Referrins to the foregoing advertisement,
ton. that the above property is situated ON the
North side Of Cary between 1lth aud 18th streets,
to tbs Wa,shos Sc Of Messrs f. II. Sfinksr ( Go. It
has upon it several huldlnss which arc now rented
Ut about 500 per annum
RegaTdir its location, which 10 shout equi distant
pots the Dock, BASIN. and the heaviest business
petition of the city, this may justly be considered
the most valuable property now IN the market for
Warehouses, Fac.ofies, or other business pnr-
poses.
1t will be sold acoording to plan which may be
seen ut the office OF the aucfieneer
Allhou- the deeds Of trust require a sale for
cash, II is hoped that some arrange ment may be
made previous TO the day oil sale. whereby credit
may he allowed upon q potion Of the purchase
money. tfe 81 A. d. WILLIAMS, Auc'r.
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Death of Judge lnsersOll.
NEW HAVEN, Feb. s.-Jndge Charles A. In
s ,t died this morning, from rheumatism in
lhe stomach
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BY Richard Cauth ,rn, Auct.

TWELVE HORSES AND MULES AT
/! At'CTION.-On SATURDAY. Ilth inst, ri 10
o'clock. at ihe horse lot on Council Chamber HILL
SIZE, sound and well broke to work / splendid
iron Grey Mare 6 years old. Of fine action ana
hrst rate animal for family; l lavse Bay Horse,
years old. and we'll broke to Harness.
The above will he sold On a credit If MONTHS
for approved negotiable paper: and I invite the
particular attention nf all persons ia want If large
6ne Mules. or family Horses Of unsurpassed quail
Ity. feel n. CAETHORN Auct
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BY Z. 3. Took. Auct.
TEWELRV, WATt HE'S, &C.. &C., AT
d AUcTiUN.lbn FRIDAY morning. 10th inst,
At 10 oc cck. will sell at my store, lar.e invoice
of WATCHES JEWELRY, DC consisting Of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
OBCHAlNS, Rk EASTP PINS.
EAR KINGS FINGER RINGS,
GOLD PENS, PENCILS,
SLEEVE BUTTONS,
Together with a large lot Of FANCY ARTICLES
too numeI Gus to mention.
fec +. b. COOK, Auctioneer.
CARG EANT"S SALE.-Will he sold on
~ THURSDAY, the 9th inst. at the auction
AN0. in good order: two SOFAS; two Brussels
CARPt rs; SIX mahogany CHAIRS; one Ia
BILE; one ETEGRE; several PICTURES, &C.,
Ac. 10 satisfy two distress warrants In my hands,
IN fa, or OF Mrs. A. Ltrr.
TEsMs-Cash. THOMAS Z. DUDLEY,
fe 3-tdS Sergeant Cit. Richmond.
A. The above sale is postponed till SATUR-
DAY morning next. Mt ii O'Clock
fe 8 THOS. u. DUDLEY, Serg't.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-09
RUNAwAYS.

N So REWARD.-Ranaway from the sub
eN eerlber; ON Sunday morning. 9Th instant, my
HNEGRO MAN. Daniel" he is about 5 feet
Inches high, and Of a bright copper color -
A~ No marks or scars reco!lected; has a very
grum look. will paw the above reward for his de-
livery to me or confinement in Jail So can get
him. CARNELL,
fe7-lws Corner Catharine and Monroe SITS.
N COMMITTED TO THE JAIi. OF
@ Chesterfield County. on the 18th Of Novem
her. q NEGRO MAN who calls himself
N RICHARD JAMES BRANCH, and Gays he
-sA>is sometimes called Cross. SAID Negro is
ceinp .exl n black, wit On his left arm and
nose He saws he is free. and had when arrested
dom, which were evidently forced by himself as
he car read and write. If said Negro is a runa-
wav. the owner will come forward. prove property.
and take him away, or he will be dealt with accord
ing TO law. so DUVAI..
fe 4-6w* Jailor Chesterfield County Va.