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,Mx MUSICAL ACCOMpLlsHMe NTp.-
~ Prof pc C0NIEL, tlass Vf PatAysoo Pc
- male Institute. Ell,cost's Mills. Md h.v.
offers his profess,"na services to thos. desiTo"s 81
GhtaIn,ng = full and complete course Of Musical
ipnst,nctioI i'm the Italian sly on tho HARP,
SCIENCE OF Music. ne
His Circulars. Gard Of Terms Testimonials,
&C.. may he seen at Mr. P. H. TAyLoR's Music
store or at the st. Lawrence House. where he may
"Profe ssor ne C.isNi I'll waa far severai .e.r.
z Teacher of Nusic in the Patapsco 1nsttute.-
rev II any. Professors of the HART, PIANO,
&c. have excelled or egualied him, and A. Pro-
lessor OF VOCAL MUSIC, he has hish rank I
TT nb ccnrdiaiy recommend HIM N an iNSTRUC
lux tor SCHOOLS, or private pupils
ALMIRA LINCOLN PHELPS,
Late PRINCIPAL Of PstapscO Female Inst'e. Nd.
Eutaw Place Bait, Dec. 16, 1859. fe lin"
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Northern Markets.

r -, tel. p Flour qulct-Howard
Is so Wheat quiet-red 81 ;Unl Is !:
:. al 70. Corn stead, white 63a -sc. !:
, '4.H. forh INN mess : l.; prime Sl4 10
. al lie. "Mskfs hrmer at 2i,a d 25c
"a Feb. 29-Cofton heavy and uu-
t.ulr hfin-Southern IS 7Ua5 So
TO- t0rg iIm-sei,uW elr: white 81 a ~2c.
''s-neT mess 81, 81 old do. Si1 80 -
Ga. stock IN hand 81 tsH 10 yes. Coffee
!2'.c- Tnrpentlne 47d4.c. Rosin
Be : 'ttl t. &C. Rice quiet.
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From Texas.

e.EANs. Feb. 9p.-Thr Arizona, from
lhr 18th. has arrived. The latest
.,, from the Rio tiiande states that
vas sun IA posSrss sion OF IN" west
A- RIO Grande. and freq uentiy ma
.tt-arv Iucursions on Texas. Tobln's
alas Ranger corps had been dis baud-
.-, hyiar S.oHemason's Cavalry and
Rangers were guarding The border 10
.hr!r ability.
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From ifaya M.

..ro>. Feb. 2g.-The Isabel, from
IA. 18th. arrived here this evening.
.-itue5ue news by this arrival Is un-
sugar steady and unchanged
, 10. !iu'ng-
gs~T.-Tae brtg Tiger. from New Or
la 's Baltimore, went ashore near
ID Z he harbor on tlr - IN. AID filled
.- probably tO'al los. Part o!
Insisting OF moiasSes. Wa saved.
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NEWS.
ros rns RICHMOND prsrArcH.l
C.usressiepal l..

congressional.
,> Feb --Ssnafe---The loooses
taiseio,re re crowded Ia hear Senator
'p bin was passed. Mr.. Seward
raN,. .',s,Lin. q. halt-rasi O'Clock.
ecT' = nl Va, Introduced a resolution
N'S'' .,e,rmaiiou relative to the troubles
E,a tirandr s;e r,s,,,on rs,.,;r. .,
J, ri MIS-. replied to Seward, {who
Pr. brur,.l completely renting his
-.N',n, ,,gIss and Trumbull followed,
r s.,s' was pos lponed.
10 Kansas Legislature resolutions
,,s admission rs State, were re-
wr Ruin not having been re-
~. xble ,af q los sbrenuer. the Jour
1.-s,s,,l and his vote inserted, TINS
s.cleci.on ~ Ford.
-,s.frl >0'e t0r Printer was then
...rt.ect was pos tponed.
.-...,e .. the X mole, several sreec hes
81 various subjects
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1885,, Pa, February 29-P- NV. H..
AIS chosen President II the Conyen-
.a~ Vuir stood, Welsh /. Cunningham
!. , -i. vote Is not regarded As indicative
.aaAn's strength
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NlnIine ltisaNfFr.

rusk. Feb The brig Morancy,
D. n Richmond, with a cargo consist
..'se, coal. u hhds. molasses, 100 kegs
comply carbovs. is ashore on Gilgo
A. Jones Inlet. Capt. Merritt, I'm
=, agent. has gone 10 her assistance
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$500, Feb The tobacco factory OF
y, walker. al RcCkpori, near q las
,,,> ,oisliv DESTROYED by fire on
.nr together with S5,ts0 worth
..t = .Nu in bank notes which
r. Srte vrfe also destroyed.
pa Feb "a fire last night IN
.-rryei Sour siole- ard several
tai loss about Si0.ga'. which is
assured. The losses are rs fol-
, I. Ec>sy, $50 {. r Rockwell, l..
ed i.,ads and Battles, Sl,Wn each; l.,
....,, : kesSeli, i. Becker AID )"
.s.A. with others less heavy.
frb - i he smoke house OF Roe
-t., CAV. with a lsrse amount Of
,. yaS destroyed by fire yes terday.
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,ui.a Maritime DccisiOu.

..p.gy Feb. 1.-THE Sewing Machine
,.spt SINGER d Co. vs.. Ladd X Web
%. seeded last week IN favor Of the de-
..aaI points Instead o; for the PLAIN
.gr- reported.
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lntinu Pre.s Burnt.

.gtrkN-. Feb. - The Union cotton
as. partially destroyed by fire this
q. er-hrr with l,oUu bales Of cotton.-
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REAL EsrATE FOR SALE.
VACANT LOTS Fo. sALE.-Three f.e

VACANT LOTS FOR SALE.-Three LOTS,
ot five acres each, situated between the resi-
dence Of Dr. Anderson and the snb,criler's, and
in front OF the residence OF Col Ellis. Thes are
well located for market garden. or for a pleasant
home Tor persons wishing to move out OF town.
Accessible by Grove street. the fashion bic drive
from the city. and IN a growing nelghboThood.-
They offer opportunity 70 Improve TO suit the
taste and convenience OF purchasers.
Also. one LOT AT the corner OF Franklin and
Laurel streets. I'm former horse lotl 10 feet on
Franklin by lj5 feet deep.
For terms, apply to GoDDIN & ArrEEsoN; or to
ia,
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.aaA, Feb 2g-The Arabia sailed al
Law ior Liverpool with s. passen gers
--.-. r. specie Oh freight.
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rr,a.u-e from California.

laEz, Feb. THE Northern Light,
.-.aWaIl VIA Havana on The oath, with
, nall To The 9Th. has arrived. She
-.r.. ts 10 treasure. Her news was
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BY James Nj. Taylor Il Aon, A0cts.
Two HOUSES AND LOTS AND TWO

TWO HOUSES AND LOTS AND TWO
l VACANT LOTS AD!olNINS; ON TIE
AND ETH STREETS. CHURCH BILL. AT
AAuCfiHN. VIII be Sold upon tae pre- muses.. or
menc!ng Mt "a o cock r.: NJ two HOUSES and
LOTS, and two VACANT LOTS adj"lnihs: sitna,,
.7:h reefs. Church II III The Lots on WHICH tho
houses stand front p feet each. and tho va
cant cant, Lots "A .eet each on said Clay street The
TERMs.-One fourth cash; the balance ut 4. 3 and
Il montQ with interest ADDED, and secured ny
trust deeds. JAS, NJ. TAYLOR l. SON,
te BID ANCtIOueeTS.
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10000 zrcTt6N pSSkIIn1cTGHk nF
. WHOM May C0NCERR Wa 81 sosd =
s? ses ! i: g, :,s,s TMIs soe Esny 4.
NH IN and = boxes. ALEX., SofF.. A...
BY A. D. WiiHsuss, Aoes'V.
| PPRSPsRHrH YE ys Az ALL CsIY
5ssa,sd P Ss :. .sS e fses X:
iss s "ms date the IsR dsy " JsssaSy.
q: III ss H. s.: ss::
r :; 81 Hi .s': 4: r.:
!. IL ~ s $3.50: :sa
john thence sSs@ that n. s's E, xSa
s.n me 81 the city 81 E,chnond by No az sS.ss -
along the wet side Of that lot 70 Cary street
on the line Of or Cary street to the lin. Of VIII
nc Ss 81 :,d ehe
hen upon the said property in favor Of the Rioh-
Fire G5es ,t BY ." "1 The
corded IN Richmond Hastings Court Deed Book.
TERMs-Ca.h asreeably 10 the conditions Of the
deeds, and the purchasers to pay tho taxes and in
su5anrs Of the ,s.I lsSo TIE sis'. e the shove
5; a
:. WILLIAMS GfGhssriAavUs A. MYERS. Trustee.
P;s1R.ter,inx to the forss"in1 .dvsrsise @snt.
North se n Cary sS
20 s ss o"ndS M
has Upon i several buildings which are now rented
REGARDING its tcstscs which i. about squ,- distant
the and hs Ss
,he most valuable property now IN the market for
Warehouses. Factories, or other bus,ness pur-
1t will he sold according to plan which may be
seen at the office Of the auotioneer.
cash. 1t is hoped that some arrangement MAY -
made previous to the dt> Of sale. whereby credit
" s Se 'x's upon H"sRn n
By Goddin = Apperson, Anct..
On TIE NORTH SIDE or FRANKLIN
F5 9Lb bN9 EEsr
SALE AT AtCTIO~.-Wilihe sold at aucsion. On
IL s e FFss r. s.s the IT.
store Of sr. Arson s,cis!d-.' Tss lot b.: . front
There is on i. a n.~t excellent brick oweIiins;
three stories his besides cellar md snrret, and
supplied with gas and water each Story, And the
lot ls drained by the city cuIvert The prem ses.
mum, and ncw comm ands hat sum. The buildings
are insured for about e3 500. The location -
among the best in that part OF the city for bust
ness purposes.
TEkMs.-One- fourth cash balance at 4 . and u
months, Tor negotiable mites, interest added. -
cured by trust deed or title retained. he taxes
tor loo tn be paid b, the purchaser.
fe It'd GUDD!N Il APPERSOF, Aucts.
COMNllSSlUNkR'S sALk OF LAND. ON
= THE FAST SIDE OF CONCORD street.
BETWEEN BA OWN AND RICHARD SIS
As Special Commissioner. appointed BY decree Of
the Circuit Court of the cltx Of k1c,i'n"nd. pro
n"unctd ON the 9Th day Of February. 1860, IN the
case of the Virginia Central Railroad COMPANY
publ auction. on the premises ut clock y NJ.
on THURSDAY. Ma ch lst 1860, so much Of the
land convey ed by Agnes Peters to Joseph NJ. Car
ton, by deed of November 4th, 1879. was not
sod and conveyed b. said Carrlneton to the do.
fendart Ty eT. fronting fOrty-two feet on the east
sidc Of Concord street, and running bsok IN equal
ldth i've !ee.,
TsRMs-Cash. CHAS A. ROSE.
SPECIAL Commissioner.
Sale by GODDIN l. APfKRsuN. f. 2a-tds
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. " Feb , The bill abolishing sla-
htasa9. which Was vetoed by Gov.
q has been passed over his veto by a
BE- TO-
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49, BOOTS. SHOES, &c.-1

- BOOTS. SHOES, Ac.-The atten
<rs4s@@ ton OF the public is respectfully asked to
my stock of Boots and Shoes, consisting of every
varlet, of sN,e and quality. tor Ladies, Gentle
men, Misses. Boys, Children and Servants. shall
continue. heretofore. 70 manu- facture as extern
sively any other house the every thing in
my line that may be called tor, and shall. as have
always done. more but the best material
that can be procu ed an, where. Persons deslrous
OF purchasing kichmcrd made Boots and Shoes
assui ed that tIes will find Il good assortment
~ as low prices as such goods can he had for 1t
the establishment, No. IS Main street
- n
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.Iranla State Democratic t0nven.
srDoNH DISPATCH.

81. PA, Feb. % The State Demo-
ranyeu,i4n organized to-day, by the
W.. iaO. L Smith, of Cambria, chair
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- an excellent assortment of Shirt B0souns which
he is prepared to Sc at Is to 80 cent. less than
they can he had elsewhere; Marseilles SHIRT Be-
SHIRT Bos"ns at l22 cents worth ls74 cents: pure
IRISH Linen Shirt Rosoms r. % cents. worth 5,a
worth 50 cents; Irish Linen SHIRT Bnsonis At 50
cents. worth Is cents French Wove Shirt Bosnms
from 50 cents to 81 10; all OF which will he sold off
very cheap Also IN store a good assortment OF
Beached and Cnbeached Shirtin.s Irish Linens
and Marselles, to he sold of at prices to suit pur
cha
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RICHMOND MADE CLOTUI<G-

III INCREASED FACILITIES = The sub
HN scrlber has been manufacturing clothing in
ff the city of Richmond over twenty wears.
--AA- and n at this time from IS to 100 hands in
his empio, ment. and Will. in the next month ct
two. make large additions to that number Hay-
Ing taken the story over his store especially for
manufacturing purposes he is determined tn make
al. article IN the clothing line that snail compare.
in every respect with clothing made in Northern
cities and he asks the patronage of his old friends
and the public generally. in view OF the fact tina,
number OF mechanics and worthy females, who
ms ut otherwise suffer for the necessares Of life
ii the best Of cutters, and mate rails not to be
surpassed by an, house IN the country.
Mar. tand. Virginia Carolinas and Georgia CAS-
SlMERES and TW EEDS of all grades and cnnrs.
STRICTLY A SOUTHERN MANUFACTURE
ING HOUSE, as all shall be satisfied by n personal
inspection of not what he intends to do, but what
he has been doing for ears past:
r.. Is SPENCE,
Clothier and Tailor, corner Main and 18th SITS.
ie - In Richmond Va.
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BY Chas. r. Workman Il Co., Auct's.
By f. h. Cook. Auct.
FURNITURE. CANEKNN. FIXTURES

AUCTION On TUESDAY. 6h inst. at 10 Ocik
! Will sell at the Daguerrean Gallery on Main st..
borne, all the FURNITURE contained in SAID
Gallery, consisting of Sofas. Tables. Chairs Loun
with splendid CAMERA and all its appui tenan-
ces, fixtures, &c, &c.
NH h. B. COOK, Auct.
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. HENRICO LAND FUK SALi..-Fo

ASe 81 lie, privately. my very desirable HOME
-S STEA u. conta nlng fourteen acres Of mprov-
ed "a rien land mites West of Richmond. |, ing
Immediately on the Three Chopped road, and ad
inining the lands OF D. Carter and B. w. Green.
The dwelling is new and contains four good rooms.
There is all the necessary out houses, which are
good order. we'll of pure wafer and IA Young
chart OF c'oice fruit trees rail- family Will
flld this a most desirable residence. The neigh
irorhoot is good and healthy. For particulars ap-
by THOMAS UINNEIT,
fe2-lms Henrlco.
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By K. Ii. Cook, Auct.

EURNITURE, SECON uAND
WATCHES. &c., AT AUCTION. On THURS
DAY, March LIST. at loo'elock; will SET n, my
WARnROBES: BUREAUS: $ DEBOARDS,
SOFAS. CHAIRS. BEpSTEADS
TABLES, WASHSTAN pS, FEATHER BEDS,
HAIR and SHt'CK MATTRESSES, &c.
ALSO
About 40 second hand WATCHES, sold to pay
costs and charges.
Also
50ibl CIGARS, various brands.
lie y r.. b. COOK, AuctiOueer,
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Drown FLOUR OR SECONDS. warrant
- ed to he equally as sweet and rise as well "a
Famil Flour. a very SUPERIOR Article on hand ard
for sale by F. MCCARTHY, liz Broad st
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Tit OFFICE.

1850 G VERNON sT.,N ~
Between Main and SM2
Franklin, SkrZ
Having secured the services of DAVID
Y. JONES, as Super I'M endent shall this day open
the above named and well known house. rs first
class RESTAURANT. The BAR vii, at all times
I've Supplied with the choicest LIQUORS of every
description. In addition to the usual accommnda-
toms. private rooms nave been provided for D. n
NERS and SiPPERS &c. and all the delicaces
OF the market will be promptly served up to the
patrons of the House, by skiiifnl and experienced
cooks. SUSAN JOHNSON.
~ In taking charge of the above establishment.
shall be glad to see my q friends and the public
generally. BY strIct attention to the business in
all It's departments, ! hope to secure and merit
liberal share of patronage. DAVID N. JONES.
No. Mr.. w NJ. r.. LILLY, formerly of Petersburg,
will be pleased to his friends at the above
House
uA- FREE SNACK every day at II o'clock.
fpo
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n DIR. w. q. SNEi.LINGS.

I'D DIR. w. q. SNELLINGS.
~ APOTHECAKY AND DRUGGIST,
~ Cornsr Of RYoad AMI 25,h SITS, Church Hal.
Il Would return his thanks to his friends and
tntnre extendnJ to- Inn Va" and wd nfnrm Them
that he has row store fresh and reilabl- stock
Of DRUGS, MEDIClNE S, &c, which he warrants
10 lie pure.
He wond call the particular attention of the la
dies 10 his stock cf FANCY ARTICLES. consist
ing OF Pertumery. Hair OILS and Dyes Hair Tooth
and Nail Brushes, Fancy Soaps and IN fact every
thing in this line which will be sold on as reasona-
ble terms as can he had elsewhere.
Genuine CIGARS, TOBACCO and SNUFF al
ways on hand.
m Prescriptions accurately and carefully com
pounded
ADR. SNELLINGS still continues the prac-
tice of his profession, md he found at all hours
of the da' and night, az his store and residence,
corner OF Broad and 25th streets. fe l5-lm
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NEW BUTTEK. LARD AND CHEESK
~ STORE-No: y, MAIN ST:-The subscriber
has taken tie above store, and Offers t,pY sale
.tocs Of fresh g snse County ard STAT. STATE BnTTER
LARD, CHEESE, WHAT and BCCkWHEAT
FLOUR HANS. sHOCl, DERS, NiRpLINGS.
E Eis;a Sok snip end S SNH1kED BEL foAk'
The Above articles are all sent here :PS %. ."sd "a
cash. Ino s-tsl v. HALLOCK. Assat.
'I'HE UNDE Ksl0NED have formed z &c
G., the L.n. ;s S q 81 rEWis
WEBB JOHN 6: WAnE. - fheI a. HS lsi r.
CORN and TOBACCO. They OCCUPY the store snd
lumber house No. IS Main strests ,Snf SSI94HSSd ~
Lewis Webb. tEWtE WEE
RIcHxoNp. Va, Nov. !. Iass. no5-dsvkswss
JITAsHl NOTION FACTORY, PETERS.
w BURG-Havns been appointed Agents t9s
this factory. We oneF for sale the following sstS-
cles At factory prices:
COTTON YARNS from No. To Il
SEINE cWlNE various ssxes.
PLOUGH LINES, larxaAnd sansu.
COTTON CORDAGE.
All Of the best quality,
lasts JOHN N. GORDON 4 sON.
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q FALL, 1s59.-HAIS, CAPS AND
Ell Rs --RORERT l. DICKINSON sucoessnI

% Binford, Dickhson q WeisIger Is Main ST.
uegs leave to cali the attention of his friends and
HATS, CAPS and FANCY FURS, which have
been selected from the largest manufacturers. Cd
the most fayora bic terms especially for the Var
x,nia, North Carolina ard Tennessee Trade, com
prslng all the LATEST and MOST FASHlONA
BILE ST. LIS, too numerous to mention, which
will be sold a; wholesale and retail, on the mos,
favorable terms. -
Merchants respectfully solicited to EXAMINE
my stock. knowing that IN price, quality or style II
cannot be surpassed.
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HATS AND CAPS.

r1NEW WHOLESALE HAT HOt Sc,
u No 25s BALTIMORE STREET. BETWEEN
CHARLES AND HANOVER,
BALTIMORE. MD.
j \ NJ !. & II. 81. \ Is L ltI,
or NORTH CAROLINA,
G.ate with oep. A. Warder 4 Co..
Would ectiuils invite the attention of country
merchants ther itr4e and entirely stock of
STRAW. FUR, CASHMERE, WOOL and SILK
HATS of the latest st, les for the spring trade.
Having long experience in business and very SUI
peror facilities IN obtaining our supplies from
manufacturers, we feel confident that otter
inducements Ia country merchants IN both quality
and price. and we would be pleased to have you
call ard examine our stock when GU visit city.
Orders promptly attended To. Hats manu- featured
to order. JAMES Ii. BENBCRI i co.
te l6-eod3m
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FNlItN V'-sPRlNG. is50.-FISHER
At 80 stfdesate dealers in DR. Ctis. No
20 oi m h'boi d, Va would call the at
-sil'T' 'snts ihroug hout Virginia and
-. Cs.{,ttl' ,heir st'ck OF DRUGS. MEDI.
1.ege,,, - 49,. Ais. PAINTS. OlLS, hc., EN-
,1t, -, u the REGULAR drug business,
; 'a,ofstjs 49, casa or prompt customers on
,ar,m g,9 l'e.f Stock of STAPLE DRUGS. n
u B,asfs. ~ ~ Fancy Goods, Perfuuer,,
r. 40 B ,sstC igsfS, Tobacco. Old NeGtcina!
De, Ma many Of the leading Patent
sfgrs Br .vadl waters: Porcelain Teeth,
: f',my af,a, ,es, ard Wines. &c.
-Ntlt. fISH u A. NrlNl,rin ~
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by Alex. Mott, Auci.

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS, GROCE-
L Hes, &C-Will he sold At store, corner Of
Man and 18th streets. IN THURSDAY next, the
LIST da. OF NJ arch commencing at ~ 0.clnak a gen
eral assortment of second hand FURNITURE
DRY tiOODS.-SeveIal invoices Dry GOOds.-
Coats. Pants, Vests, Shoes. Hats, Caps, Thread,
SpOo Cotton. Net Shirts Ard Drawers, Bon &c.
GROCERIt Swine. Whiskey, Brandy, SOAP.
Candies. Manufactured and smoking + nhaccO. CT
gars, &c. lie 29I ALEX. MOTT. Auct.
By Dickinson, Hill l. Co., Asct's.
WILL 3 E SOLD, on THURSDAY next,
~ March LIST likely and valuable SERVANT
BOY, 81 Years of age. He raised u farm.
He is we'll acquainted with the MANAGEMENT Of
horses and has mad considerable experience ~ .
Dining Room Servant
fe ~ 81. DICKINSON, HILL h Co, Ancts.
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BY J. ~. BDigges- Auct'P.

NNLL BE SOLD, every night this weok. NJ
w auction room s6. Main street, commencing at
Plated WATCHES; fine Gold JEW El.RY, Gold
GUARD and VEST CHhhdlNS, Lad.ss, " EhAIA-
TORS, &c. Also. a lot of FANCY GOODS. CT
CARS, CUTLERY, &c.
N:k.-COnsignmentsr receiving every day and sold
without reserve. J. H. DIGGES. Auot.
ID. r, BOOTH. Salesman, 3-t0
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Nv Alex. Naii. Auct.

~ AND FANCY GOODS.-Wili 10 sold at Aup:
top, at my store, commencing at o'cloek. THIS
night. 4 large assortment Of fine Gold and silver
Watches, fne Jewsiry. Bracelets, fsnoy Hoxes,
ware. Merino Shirts. brewers, Table Cloths. Cas-
slmeres. Bed Spreads, Cigars, Apa Fancy GOODS:
no 80 ALkA. MUTT. Auct.
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a, sPKiHG STYLE OF

- SPRiNG STYLE OF
IL SILK HATS,
READY
EILErT Il WEiSIGER'S,
No. 1G7 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank,
Consisting of
TEE TRADE BLOCK,
METROPOLITAN
DORSEY PARIS.
AND YOUNG GENTS
AISO-A handsome assortment of French SOFT
HATS. ELLETT Il WElSIGER.
fe Its No. l67 NJ ain 81.
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~ y i.aNN tttOitS. s.DAh,s y h. -
- - Ivg sa!e 0y WA WALLACE soNS,
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E~~n CHANGE OF NtHr.DTI.E-
RUNAWAYS.

. D.-Runaway a negro wo-
q nIan by the name o f ROSE. She is proba
GT, hi, lurking about Church Hill or ma, be
L$3Vmaking her wa, 10 King William count, /,
A--where she came from / will pay the above
reward, II delivered At my house 2Sth street be
tween Leg h and Clay, Church Hill
te psf HANMET F. SHARP.
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q Chesterfield County. on the 10Th of Noven
her. NEGRO NAN: who calls himself
A.is sometimes called Cross Saul Negro is
about 5 feet inches high about % years of age
complex N back, with a scar his LETT arm and
nose. He SAYS he is free. and had when arrested
n his possession several certificates ct his free
dem, which were evidently forced by himself AS
he can read an write IT said Negro is a runa-
way, the owner will come forward. prove property,
ing tn law. S.. DUVAL.
fe 4-6w* Tailor Chesterfield County, Va.
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s .'NAPHNiNE TOOTH POWDER"
I'oomme nded to the public as the
| --.yr,ssf made Tor REMOVtNti TAR
| NJ is FORMATION, PRE-
p. ,.a Ip .-tANlNG THE TEETH, and
rr ,' n.H. a9f breath. IL has been used
e,t....4 hs with entire satisfaction, and
'Se' "ur best dentists.
,y. g. IuE fDLLuNlnG:
( FGWbt ~. prescribed the .'SAPONiNE
"a, ,,,. - Of Messrs. eade 4 Raker.
'S can rumpolnded .
''s--sl r,,. =. 1Ao. CSC WAIT, Dentist.
n4rr....' MIA De K BAKER,
~, is Man street corner
, "" Fost-O Office, Richmond. Va.