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Ma YORK, Feb 24-The Seventh Regi-
i.a trriNrd herr At NOON. They were re-
~'-i tt thr Ninth and Twelfth Regiments,
aa4 .lr reception by the citizens was Il per-
i~ u8tjIuH
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SHIPPING.
N FOR BAIT MO r. r

rFFSR HALT!M9RE
Sl.-The steamer GRO: PEABODY. Captain
RiGnanp PRIr.HAKp, will receive freight to day
SATURDAY. the 18th inst.
freight taken Ia Boston via Baltimore at lowest
THIS steamer has splendid state room passenger
Recommendations.
I hour S" OF ssSs ~
Tickets Tor passage procured either AT our office
iea@ s sup OF al 6 ssfFs, WIZ Ssi' CuaRlE
fr+e FOR PHlLA DELPMIA-
yHNiA, Sspt B. FTf Hsh Is r now ready
!" tsce've fe'sh,: and VIII leave on SATURDAY.
s'p 3 S''''Sf 's:'ff Rfi:
Freight through to Boston via PhsdeI nIa bv
steam at moderate rates and with dispatch.
te 24-2t
g. RicHM1ND AND NEW YORK LiNEto,Ff;
-. CkETS The superior fast sailing schr
Snn a. and aayns DSGn Of
bAvD WHIT WM o 1RRsR
afGt R t'K r. EkoM HEER nw ] - -
MEAsI REMEx + El Sdobs Rffprcrp TO
~ buc1iconN' OF St drink 4 Eskh G661s RE-
y, Mefchan's Fef,eiv'ns Goods from NEW YORK.
;2d s:ss%s1 nm f5Kx
Moons. and at grady redncta rates. 1Ar
" ''A Oh rates IrDISsS en- apSl sTs%N
le I'm Opposite Steamships Wharves.
>9@H SPECIAL NOTILE.- Until fur
ak!zs fnes notice 9TH the YORKTOWN Captain
RSE aspanS Ct e. Sc Kstarnns: ,6ey Sill leave
hlDA !. at T. NJ touching at Norfolk and City
fG ia ls sG.ns and re'urnip pi;DfAN WATSON
rs FOR BOSTON, IRsT VEsSEL.-The
So Tss"ar Rno.e, schooner s. ALLEN, ..
OF balance D "a FfSs' %N t &c
$ NOTICE. MANUFAC-
$3.50 It RtRS, and others, sending us Goods
by the N,W York STEAMERS. for RE-
SHIPMENT, will please address us by mail. giving
specihc directions as to whence and how they wish
s'id GOODS sent, otherwise they Will be stored at
No charge made for i fyysFass sqep Gcsds
lie D-3m lis Broadway. New York.
eN-Ss CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
4=1 .s.as1a.E GpR b RAhT,M E EYER
nd GE9 PEARoDY
f s6 sad fSRTGH
o'clock, =. NJ.
Freisht wed day every MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAl and FRIDAY, and up to the hour of IL
o'clock, ": every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
These steamers make the passage in from "a to
80 hours. and have the most superior accouiIuoda-
tonS. Passage and Fare rs.
lie l1-2m DAVID & WIN. CURRIE.
t.F~ FOR NEW fOKk.-FIRST VESSEL
tnS RICHMOND AND NEW YORK LINE OF
.aE"H PACkErS-Th superior fast sailing schr
MARSHALL OLIVER CHICHESTER. master, hay
"A n heT Il
board. Will have quick dispatch. For balance of
freight apply to
te Its DAVID VIM CERRIE
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TRRSSSSTIpEIE,HSs SALE "a OF VACANT LOT
& ay shs 1872 and s s sub
Henrico County Court Office, viii sell at public
auc'lon. upon the premises, on TUESDAY, the
Ma VACANT LOT in Port Ma,o, fronting on
the east side OF It'll street 20 feet and ing back
"a feet. and designated by the number a on plan
annexed to and recorded with a deed from J. NJ.
boSSeuH to L. j. Bq:siepx Terms TT "a a, sac.
JA. NJ TAYLOR 80 Son. Auct ). ''0N' 'os ie IS
As SPECIAL con MISSIONER APP.
= pointed by decree of the Circuit Court of the
,lfy OF Richmond. pronounced on the 3lst day of
January. 1860 in the case of Chicks adminlstra-
tor rs. Chick, shall proceed to sell upon The pre-
misses. IN the order advertised, the following prop
On MONDAY, the 9th day of Feb'ry commence
MENTs and one BRICK T Ts ia ado aMn
and Foushee streets. lately occupied by said Chick
deceased The lots front about 80 feet each, and
run BACK l20 feet to an alley.
Immediately after the above, saw commencing NJ
AZ O'Clock, two BUILDING LOTS, near Bacon
- e BsaGh nn1 the s e9unty Of Hsnreo front
Lingback $50 feet, to an alley 10 feet wide
m om ntEspa? The 18th day # fs59aEy
n Hanover county. adjoining the lands of =
BowIes and others, containing about one hundred
NJ, TR ACT OF LAND in Henrco county 1ty'e CON- n
tanning about l4O acres. lying on the Brooke Plank
Road about seven miles from the city. and adjoln
ING the lands Of James Francis and others.
rs r be n ss h * Ct TFsHufy
IN Henrico county, containing about l45 acres ten
he ek ands sw OF hs Ms S of and
Hughes, Turner; and others.
LESMs:IGne, fourth cash the balance at 6. u
ing nteres, for deferred pay ments, and the title to
De retained until the further order of the Court
The taxes for 1859 " be sa h ' ssee
JAS. Nj. TAYLOR Son. Auct's te2
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z . !1lk.xzS E0R 4 / z 1 ~ q p !: = . j; p
RUNAWAYS.
d COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF

~ COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
ET Cheste held County. on the 10th of Novem-
Nber, NEGRO MAN. vino calls hims elf
~ RICHARD JAMES BRANCH, and says he
about feet inches high; about IS years of age ;
complexion black. wi his left arm and
nose He says lie is free. and had when arrested
IN his possession several certificates OF his free
dom. which were evidently forged by himself, as
he can read and write. II said Negro is runa-
way. the owner Will come forward. prove properly ,
and take Elm away, he Will he dealt with accord
ing to law. so DLVAL.
lie 4-6W' Jailor Chesterfield Comfy Va
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.


To THE yOTER % DIS,
90 TRiCT No i.HENRICO COUNTY,
respectfully announce myself a candidate for the
ofilce Of CONSTABLE far the first District, and
~ In rcTloN-Ths 9Th THURSDAY in May
next. JAS. ENcipN bhADi.Ef.
HAVING BEEN solicited 10y many
ONA Of m, friends and nelgators al over the
county announce myself candidate for the Of
ice Of CoMMISS L0NER OF. THE REVENUE
Tor the p.stn,,,s No and 4 tis s county.
TO JOHN q. TAYLOR. ESQ
Tor the voters ~ HenrIco % select suitable per
son to TIL the ohoe oi 5H ERitF. and eiu9 salts
he'd. from our long acquaintance with you, that
Won are qualified to discharge the du ties of the of
hce We. the subscribers. respectfully request you
to announce Yourself a candidate for the SAID Of
hre. picaEing you our support IN the ensuing cleo
ton.
prA. J. Terrell. Joseph Bernard,
!. W. Crenshsw. benJamin Walton,
James &. Gordon, Major Ford,
X. h. Jones. q. G. BrIdsewater,
Vim. r. Wade, Thos. NJ. Montague,
= Hellstsrn. =. A. Nnles,
Peter Lawson, Simon F. Foa,
J. :. b Tinsey. Hudson Il. Ford,
H A. Lancaster. Abner Hiliiard,
Vim. A. Barnett, Thomas Nj. l.add,
james Gilman. Charles q. Paleske,
Peter :. Hughes. henTy Ntrough.
Robert Il. Walton, tieo. TimbeIiake,
W &. TalIaieTro. X. r.. E.ilysoH,
James II Naiony. kichali Thomas.
r.. a. Schwagere. Daniel n. Melton,
Fendell tIritfiu. Joha Perkins.
+ Hattorf. SherwiB NcRae,
VIM. Cui.iuewnrth, ST., r.. q. Crump.
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. DR., W. q. SNELIINCS.

~X DN. W y. SNFLIINGN,
APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
~ Coxner Of Broad ana 25th SIS, Church Htl,
IN Would return his thanks TO his friends and
the public generally for the liberal patronage here
tofore extended to HIM. and would inform them
that he has now IN store fresh and reliable stool
OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c. which he warrants
to lie pure.
He would call the particular attention of the la
dies to his stock OF FANCY ARTICLES. consist
ING OF Pertumery II AIR OIis and d., es Hair. Tooth
and Nail Brushes F ancy Soaps and IN fact every
thing IN thus line. winch VIII he sold on as reasona-
Die terms can be had elsewhere
Genuine CIGARS, TOBACCO and SNUFF al
ways on hand.
EA. Prescriptions accurately ami carefully com
pounded.
nADR. SNEII.lNGS still continues the prac-
tee Of his profession. and can he found AT all hours
"l the das and night, at his store and reside ce
corner OF Broad ard 18th streets. lie l5-lm
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By ThOs. w. keeSee, .Auct.,
(Oftlce corner 18th and Cary Streets.)

CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND HITCH.
u EN- FURNITURE FOR SALE Al AUG
TION.-Wi he sold on MONDAY morning, the
9th instant commencing III ~ O'Clock. at the resi-
dence of NJ ISIS Sarah Fiournoy. who is declining
housekeeplng,) on I'd street, betwe Broad and
Marshall all of her Househo Id and Kitchen Fur
ntuFe, consisting of the usual variety.
TEEMS-Cash. THOS. w. KEESEE.
te q Auctluneer.
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60 HENRY HUDNALL.

-, HENRY HuDNALL.
&C. ATTORNEY At LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Practices all the Courts held in the city of Rich
mond.
mA- Also. practices regularly i'll the County and
Circuit Courts Of Chesterfield.
As Notary Will take Dispositions and Acknow
led 9ments Administer and Certify Oaths, and per
form whatever obheT duties pertain to the office of
Notary
Office AT the corner Of Bank and llth streets lust
below the Custom House. ia Sly
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BY A. ID. Williams. Auct'r.

Trust SALEOF vALUABLE CITY
L PROPERI1.-By virtue of two deeds of trust,
vile, one bearing date on the 18Th day of January
1888 and the other dated the 10TH of July 1855, both
Court. shall. as Trustee therein named, proceed,
on IN RS DAi' the LIST day of March. 1860; at the
nour OF clock r NJ Of fair; If not, on the first
tar day thereafter, at the same hour upon the
premises, ihavIng been thereto requested to sell
NE foi,oWins property, to wit: piece or parcel
Rust purchased Of James Govan, EXT of James
innes: beginning at the southwest corner of Col.
John Mayo line, thence along that line sixty feet
to the northwest corner of the lot known in the
plan "t the city of Richmond by No 1876; thence
one hundred and sixty three feet SIX lnches thence
on the line OF or Cary to the line of w IL
lam Allehells south corner, sixty feet; thence up
the llne OF SAD Mitchell, 1t his lifetime,
lien upon the said property in favor of the Rich
sud thos. 4. Rust, sted 9th April 1852. and re-
corded IN Richmond Hustinss court Deed Book.
No is, ioilo3.
TERMs-Cash aereeahly to the conditions Of the
deeus' ana the purchasers 70 pay the taxes and in
property IS relieved to be good but selling trus
tee, shall convey the property above mentioned
WIN special warranty only. Sale conducted by A.
GUsTAVUs a. MYERS. Trustee
T. 81 heierrins to the oregoing adve rtseme n /.
1t may he added by way Of more detailed descr,p-
ti"n. that the above property is situated on the
North side of Cary between i4th and 18Th street IS
10 the Warehouse of Messrs +. ii. Sklnker s Co. II
has upon It several bindings winch are now rented
at about $500 per annum.
Regarding its location which is about eQul distant
from ana c"nvenlenf to the several Railroad De
pots, the Dock, BASIN. and the heaviest busn IS
portion OF the c'y, TINS may Justly be consde red
me most NaiuaDie property now IN the market for
Warehouses, Factories, OF other business pur
poses.
1t WI be sold according to a.rlan which may he
seen at the Office OF the auctloneer.
Although the deeds of trust require a sale for
cash. It is hoped that some arTtnsenlen at may be
ntue preV1oas I" the day OF sale, whereby a credit
may be allowed upon il portion of the purchase
money. fe 81 A. d. W III,IAMS Amer
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,


l VACANT LOTS ADyOINiNG. ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF CLAY. BETWEEN ElH
AND arm STREETS. CHURCH HILL. AT
AUCTION.-WIl be sold, upon the premises, on
TMuksDAY, the LIST day Of March next; com,
LOTS, and two VACANT LOTS adjoining. situa-
ted on the North aide Of Clay, between 18th and
18th streets, Church HUI. The Lots which the
houses stand front y feet each, and the va
cant Lots Il feet each. on SAID Clay street. The
h"Hses are occupied by good tenants at lair rents.
TERMs.-Une- fourth cash:ssthe balance At 4, 8 and
y months. with interest added, and secured by
trust deeds. JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON,
lie %}-td Auctioneers.
I>ARM CONTAl MING 1853 ACRES. IN
l. NEW KENT COUNTY, AT AUCTION
he subsc rIber, intending to remove to Richmond,
" ~ seu upon the premises. on MON DAY. the
i2th day OF March, commencing. at IL O'Clock NJ.
his Farm, located IN New Kent county. near the
Williamsburg stage road. about 70 miles from the
c,ty OF Richmond, and two miles from the lei K
nFeI railroad, containing about 263 acres OF land.
aiont 2U acres are cleared and in cultivation, on
acres OF first rate meadow land and the rema nder
IN woods. There IS also the Farm fine Mari
bank.
y The improvements are a Dwelling house, with
Earns STABLES, quarters. and all necessary out
houses.
immediately after the sale of the Farm will be
sold ali of the Stock. comprising Horses. Cows.
&C. all Inc Farming implements. of the usual va
rely, togeiher with the Crops, consisting of Az
barrels OF Corn. 50 bushels of Wheat, Fodder
Shncks, Straw. &c.
Terms OF SALE-As to the land ,one fifth cash; the
baiance NJ one and two ears. Tor bonds or notes
hearing interest. and secured by trust deed. For
tue personal property, cash Will be required.
EDWIN w. SLATER.
fe A)-3tawfds Scu
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-, TIE >HERtFFALTY OF Hen.

81 RICO COUNTT.-l hereby announce
myself = candidate for the above Office Should il
he the pleasure Of the voters To elect me. shall
he eveS grateful. and will use every 9xertlon to
iischarge the duties thereof faithfully and impair
ually. | ia 30-lm* JACOB s. ATLEE.
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49, LEE PEASANTS, Al TOR-
go NETS AT Law. Practice IN the Courts
held IN Richmond HenTico, Goochland and Han
over.
AS Notaries Public and Commissioners Of Deeds,
&C., they authonZ eo To take De- postions, Aida-
WITS, Acknowede mel ts of Deeds, Powers of Attor-
icy, Bl lis Of Sale, &c, t. he used recorded in the
seve raj States and Territories ut the Union.
Office on nth ST., Sd door from Main.
NH Ply
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THREE BRICK TENEMENTa ON OR e.
Con Hill. FOR SALE AT AUCTION..Wln
DAY, the 18th February, 1850, at O'clock 2. NJ,
three brick Tenements on Oregon Hill, on the
nnrth side OF High street, between betvidere and
Church streets. = =.
TkRMs-One- third cash; balance at and
months Tor negotiable notes. interest added. and
titIe retained till last note 10 paid,
feH GODDIN i APpERSON. Aucts
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by Alex. Mott, Auct

by Alex. Mott, Auct.
BLANKETS AND VEKCOATS AT AUG.
- TlON. ON ACCOUNT STATE OF ViRGi-
NiA:IW ~ he sold at auction. at my store. on
TUESDAY. Fen 2Sth CONNIE ncing at IL O'Clock
l25 OVERCOATS. 6uo BLANKETS.
IEKMs- Cash.
by order. CART. CHAS. UIMMOCK,
Superintendent Va. Armorv.
ALIEN. Mort, Auct lie ~
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BY r.. Il. Cook. AuCt.

BY r. Il. Cook. Auct.
ON "A, tkOtkEKS, GtASSWA ARE,
~ GAS CHANDELIERS. &c, AT AUCTION
On MONDAY. 9th inst. ut 10 O'Clock. will sell.
al the store. ~ Main street, recently occupied by
WIN. +. Butler, Esq. a large lot of CHINA.
CROCkERl and GLASSWARE. consisting OF
China lea Sets. Toilet Sets. Ewefs and Basins
Pitchers. Casters China Vases. Hall Lamps. CHI
ma Candle Sticks, &c. &c. Also. two Rich Git
FIVE aud SIX Lights tias Chandeliers. costing
$50 each Office Ueshs, Tables. &c, &c.
tea F. B. COOK, Auctoneer.
Hy ThOs. w. keeSee, Auct.,
(Office corner 18th and Cary streets)
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SALE OF LOT ON

(NONMlSAl0NERS' SALE OF LOT ON
~ NORTH SIDE OF MAIN, BETWEEN 25TH
AM 26TH STREETS In pursuance Of . decree,
MADE on the 10Th day OF Febru9f, 1862 IN the SUIT
Court of the City of Richmond, the under ned,
AZ Commissioners, VII sell At public auction. on
March lo,0 at ocnck. Z. Nj. lif fair; if not, the
hrst lar day thereafter n LOT OF Ian u, front
ing twenty iva 1est on the north side of Main.
between 18th and 10Th streets, in the city OF Rich
m"ni ami running back l5o feet. more or less; be
ING part OF LOT is5 IN the plan OF the city and ad
Terms OF SALE.-Ore third cash, and balance
IN TWO equal Instruments. AT u and II months from
the Ga. ut sale; the purchaser To- execute neso-
titbie notes Tor the deferred payments, and the
title retained until the whole purchase nioney is
paid. Taxes for 1860 to be paid by the purchasers.
EATON NANCE. tr,
H. A. LAIBORNE,i ""' ~
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STEAMBOAT AND LIGHT.

| r.es4l@-I* ERS FOR sALE-Havlng deter
mined to quit our present business.
| We offer for sale the Steamboat w. W. TOW y Els
and SIN LIGH TIERS. The boat eglsters about
90 tons, aud Lighters vary from 80 to 20 The
steamer is side wheel double engine, hsh pres
boat, and was last thor0us hly overhaul
| ed, the hull being put on new and machinery put
IN fine condition. She draws 4a feet with 500 bush
els coal, and the Lighters feet with 100 tons de ad
weight.
For good paper, terms will lie liberal, apply to
PANNIlL CARTER,
lie cts peferSburs Va
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q. HOWARD,
III AT ONE
M Northeast side of Broad street, opposite
VH Steh5lns Il Pullen's where he has been
.-AA. doing business these four years, very glad
to inform the public that he viii furn sh all kinds of
SOUTHERN GOODS as cheap, If not chea per. than
be had IN the city. Call and
IT, X. HOWARD.
Call and see
fe 22-lwN G.. K. HOWARD,
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DIR. PETER LYONS tenders his
49, PROFESSIONAL SERVICES to the
pubic, and may he found at the residence Of his
tather. j INES Lyons. Esq, on the Brooke road.
lie tim
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I0rMlMNiSsssiEHNSiEnK's sALE0I LAND: On

COMMISSiONER'S SALE OF LAND, ON
~ THE EAST SIDE OF CONCORD STREET,
BETWEEN BALDWIN AND RICHARD SIS
the Circuit Court of the city of Richmond, pro
nounccd on the 9Th day of February. 1860, IN the
case of the Virginia Central Rail road Company
public auction. on the premises at 1 O'Clock T. NJ
on THURSDAY. Ma CT LIST, 1850, much of the
land conveyed by Agnes Peters to Joseph NJ. Car
rington, by deed of November Attn, 1919, rs was not
sod and conveyed by said Carrington to the de-
1endart Ter. fronting forty feet the east
side OF Concord street, and running back an equal
Width five feet.
TERMs-Cash. CfiAS A. ROSE.
Special Commissioner.
Sal bt App f. II
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CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES. =.

= IarjukEl CAKK! lGES. tAKKIAGEN..-
CTtI5 Y The subscriber has hand AT his Coach
Nv Making Establishment. on Lombard Al
ley. between Maln alh Cary. 13'h ans l4th J
near the Columbian Hotel. COACHES. CHARIO-
TEES. BAROTCHES. BUGGiES. with and with
out tops. and SULkI ES-all of his own ma ke. of
the best material and wnrkmanship-all of which
will he sold as low good work of the kind can b.
IN the city of Richmond and respectfully ask
call from those in want of article IN the Car
rage line, as deter mined to make to order and
To sell at the lowest prices possible and all work
sold that is new, warranted.
fe A-d9m MICAJAH MANGUM.
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- UN. UN ] II r. NUHTH SIDE OF CLA1. BE-
TW ZEN STU AND6rH STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTiON.--Wl iii be sold at auction. on the
O'Clock, +. NJ, the property located as shove. ad-
joining the residence of Mr.. d. a. Brown on the
one side, and that of Mir. Jahn +. Stag Oh the
other The LOT fronts about "a feet runs bac K
Is feet, and has on it an exoelien, new BRICK
KITCHEN.
Terms One fourth cash balance at4 and II
months, tor NEGOTIABLE notes, interest added and
title retained till last note he pad. The taxes for
lo6D be paid by the purchaser
e23 GODDiN X APPERSON Aucts
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- HAWESR. SUTTON. ATTORNEY
N~I~s AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
practises all the Courts of the city of Richmond
and the counties of Henrica and Goochland Office
corner Bank and llth streets Richmond Va.
ia l2-3m+
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NOTICE. The undersigned having been en-
y gaged in the LUMBER BUSINESS Tor sew
eral years for X. II. Whitlock Il Sen. sess leave
To inform his friends and acanaintsnces both in
town and country, that he has opened a 1t NJ Der
YARD ON the corner of 18th and Dock streets. in
rear oi |. X u. h. Davenport's, and will keep GU
GLES SAWED LATHs. Ac Tor sale on 10 sson-
able terms. He q In W. W WILLS
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THIS DAY, At 10 o clock. At the horse II. ~.
l. COUNCIL cham, ne . Hi, IN gel! st suction,
TuRE WAGON; WIRING DRAY. &c
fe3 R.CACTHORN, Auct.
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COMMIssaUNsKs, sALEOF 100 ACRES

1.
ON WHITE OAK SWAMP. ABOUT Mills
BELOW RICHMOND AS Commissioners APP
pointed by decree of the Circuit Court of the CITY
OF Richmond. pronounced on the 9Th February,
1860. IN the Of ''Hohson and others Biniord
&C, we shall sell ut public auction. O MONDAY,
the 5th day of March, tthaI being court day } In
front of the County Court House. at IL o'clock NJ .
t tar; II not, the next lar day the 100 acres OF
LAND conveyed by John George and others to
Moses Hohson and Philip F. Hohson. b, deed of
the 18th November, 1851 THIS Land is on or near
10 White Oak swamp, about or $ mlies below
Richmond.
1ERMs.-Enoueh in cash IT, detray the costs Of
sale as to the residue at 4, - and Is months, for
otiahe notes, interest added and title retained
TIL all the purchase money lie paid. The taxes Tor
1850 To be paid by the purchaser.
1NO. B. YOUNG. r,
GEO. w. RANDOLPH ( C"m H.
Sale by GOBLIN APPEK.oN, Auctoneers.
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iNDOW 3 a d Z s.: Mn n a. ~
w SHADES w HOI. ESALE Nm

", " SHAPES Who'll EyALE AND REr1Ir.
a ~ BROAD Sr.-M. GOLDEN takes pleassTS
a, ms gu AIDES " per gent below former prscss, an
tt inTtneT notice. His large assortment corsists
tSapes, Bouaaet., Vases. Piaia. Gothic, Grses A.,
pae shades. with Gold horde!; the hest sstisle u
etc;i SEtsat variety Of English aud Amerioan OH
ShvIhs: With flannel back, plain or figured. al
Cheap Dry Goods aud window Shade Store Of
l.. "A. GOLDEN. ~ Broad e.,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

~ BARGAINS FOR CASH %.
Contemplating making a change IN nv business,
and IN order to MAKE room for an entire NEW
SPhlNG STOCK, have determined to sell the
renander OF my stock on hand at small advance
for CASH, and many articles without regard to
cost All who want cheap Goods will please call
ana see lot themselves at % MaIn street.
te lin mo L SNITuFR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

reoeiveda second supply of HOasNcE's yes1s,
tse"uiarsure " heaaoke ooaaty. vN-,b really Z
nsM sno aosa 4seicle AlDN, several ussaee U6
Staaneoa soods. Thaas dasp0as n DaSasssss IslaIa
uaAsuactases 60 aow - sHRVaA1a ..--.. =
ciotliss and Airslast teAess
NO0HEK RUTTE1-I- ~-.H go - ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-25
Ohio Election,

The Ohio State Journal has official re.
turns from sixty-eiSht counties for candf-
dates on the State ticket. In these conn
ties, Murray, Republican candidate forAt.
torney- General, has PATIO plurality
Semi official reports and es imates for the
remaining eight counties give him plu-
rality of 20, 124. The Cincinnati Gazette
thinks Brinkerhoff's majority will not va.
ry 200 from 5000 one way or the other.
The official fgnres for six counties, added
to the report of the State Journal. make q
gain for Brinkerhoff over the estimate oil
that paper Of 42s. A corresponding gain
on Dennison's vote, in the eight counties
to be heard from, would give him a mel
majority of about 1890. Brinkerhof
had decided that the Fugitive Slave Law
was unconstitutional, and also affirmed
the old Democratic decision that persons
of more than half white blood were legally
entitled to vote. For this reason the Bell
Everett men supported the Democratic
candidate, besides some conservative Re.
publicans. This accounts for his running
IA. 900 behind his ticket. -