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The NpeakcrShir, &c.

WASHINGTON Jan. The Republican mem
,sr. .ye TO-DAY much alarmed, fearing a con-
r,rtrstoi %. all other parties on Mr. Hamil-
t,n Of Texas tomorrow. the Republicans
1ayifg heretofore tested their full strength on
sherman. aud having given up all hope OF the
adsuuon Of The plurality rule, are actively
r.uIassing today {Sunaay) for the selection
- som. candidate who did not sign the recon-
medallion Tor Helpers Infamous book, with
IN. view IF drawing 10 them enough votes 10
.,ar, one on their side. The Democrats are
,nrra Saa.aine than ever of their ability 10
eiec: Hamilton or some other Conservative
early IL The week.
Tx.c9u.ressman hughes has been rendered.
N, Jrdgs.hIp of the Court OF CLAIMS, made
,scant rs The decease Of Judge Blacktord, and
tr{ll probably accept.
The tiil recently introduced by Senator Lane
pr1,Id'~ for settlement OF the Oregon and
Washington war debt OF 1876. according TO
The commentator of The military commits
son, who examined all the claims.
Snator Toombs Will withhold the intro
dG,;iou of his carefully prepared bankrupt
ill. iu consequences Of the threatening condl-
tI5a Of he political and social relations of the
country
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rs r!sr isst selling :cis: cakYsoLifffi, ' Gap
Of her cargo vii sa. Win snics
r ;ns balance o. h''shs VIZ {, Col ,r,rr co
As FOR NEW ,YOKk-, FIRST VESSEL.
- The superior fast sailing schr. wy THE. T.
y. Iur LIZ. master, hsvins pc ton Of her cargo
For balance 4 bn .tSliet aeWks cuRRrE
80 FOR NEW YORK-The SUPERIOR fast
TH2 rsoN
go already on board, will have quick dis patch. For
j. .mss "''' WIN. D. COLO uITT co.
re- FOR CnARLESTON, s; THE SUI
Gk5E gerior fast.sail,ns .chr. JANE z. PAT
'saaEss ERSoN." SMITH HAND, master, having
have dispatch for the above port. For remau der
)a4-iw w.D. coLQUTTT CO.
eoAA THE ADAMS, EXPRESS COM.
as TEAsa Mi f1E RE- s5f to aeS
N9kE Which sis1s! new YoRx sv sna WEE FHb
k5sp !. "a 4spSe yNEHh
pal places in VIRGIN IA and NoRTH cARoE .iSIa
Ena
able Parcels, Jewery &c. to the above named CT
ties. and all places on the seaboard.
panied by SPECIAL MESSENGERS, who vii,
give their personal attention to the careful handling
of goods entrusted to the DAMS EXPRESS CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS.
Shippers, VIII please take netce THAT packages to
points III Virginia and North Carolina will be sent
By Steamers, unless otherw Use marked,
Freight received. on day, of sailing, until Sock
P. NJ. J. l.. MCDONOUGH.
Agent OF Adams Express Co.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages Tor Nor
folk, Petersburg. Richmond, and sl places in Viz
gnia and North Carolina, intended for Shipment ~
Steamships ROANOKE and JAMESTOWN, win
here after be received by the ApAMS EXPRESS
COMPANY, who are the authorized agents for Ex-
press privileges on these ships.
- Office of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM PLEASANTS, Ag'ts
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RALTrxoRR. January Flour ruled vary firm.
and Oh are held at IS 50 Wheat closed firm, with
lsht receipts; white IL quoted at 81 300l ~: red
81 2Sn.3o Corn closed very dull. whte C9972 cts;
ye llow 7SSSU cents. Provisions gene rally are firm,
with an upw ard tspdency mess pork SIG rs: prime
little doins, but quoted NJ Sll; bacon sides ~ cts
Whiskey closed dull at ~ cts.
New Yopx, Jan. Flour closed quiet; South
eru 10 six ht, improved, and reported at IS IS y
SIS 7s State and Ohio are unchanged. Wheat is
heavy; Southern rominaily unchanged. Corn is dull
aud heavy; new Southern 8; rss cts. Pork contin-
ues buoy aat; SIC 81 l6 80. prime SIls5ell7o.
Lard is heavy, with unimportant sales. Whisky
% dull at 25t, cts.
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MI ]. Nelson Gillaspie, of Fluvanna. Va,
was driving an OK cart on Friday be fore Christ
mas when by some accident. he fell the
ground. and the wheels of the cart ran over
his breast, killing him almost
Young Merrill, who stands charged with the
murder of File, in Chariot:es vile, on Friday
II light, the 10Th of December, had his examina-
ton on Monday last, and was sent Oh to the
next term OF the Circuit Court.
In Alexandria. Va. Geo. W. Harrison has
been bound over in the sum o! g, 500 TO answer
n charge of forgery.
Joseph Bogard has been arrested at Paris,
Canada West, for passing $1,000 in counterfeit
bills il St. l. ui5.
little daughter of James Windsor was
burnt to death in Alexandria, Va, last week
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ALABAMA LEGIsLATURR.-Ab bill has been
reported, providing for close military organi-
za,ion of the State OF Alabama. by raising a
lmilitary corps OF 1000 volunteers, to be fur
nished by the several counties OF the State,
in proportion 10 their population, and for pro-
yidIng them with arms and camp equipage-
in fact all necessary eqnipage 10 place them on
a military footing and making provisions for
their thorough drilling.
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AFlthu.

Or. LOUIS, Jan. e.-The large dourtne mill
at Jers~y willie, Ill, was burned on the ~ inst.
Loss els.00O Insured for ea,o0l
CHICAGO, Jan. GA are last Sunday morn
ing, II Shehoyk kin, Wis, destroyed the build
courts. The records prior to 1867, and all the
books and papers In the probate ONCE were de-
stroyed The building was valued NJ ei5,V
upon when there was 10 insnrance. The loss
to the county 1. not less than SsO,'WC..
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NJ PIANOS, &c.-F. POLSTER, corner
Rof 9th and Broad streets. Richmond Va,
more. for the sale of PIANOS, other Musical In
strnnients. and other a ticles in the same line
Offers, on accommodating terms, the celebrated
grand and square PIANOS made by his said prin-
clpas; and, for cash, VIOiINS. 6 rITARS BAN
JOS, ITALIAN STRINGS. &C., of direct Impor-
taton, or Southern manufacture, wholesale and
retail. Pianos hired OUT tuned and repaired.
de 24-3W*
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TIE STEAMER s. Il. SpAULDISG. the pioneer
hon, started by the Merchants. Miners, and
manufacturers transportation Company, to
RIM between Baltimore Norfolk, Providence,
and Roston. arrived in Norfolk on Thursday.
| Notification took place on board, and on Fri
day the steamer sailed for Boston.
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FATAL ACcIpENT.-On Saturday, the Gath
inst. Mr.. Nelson Gillespie, living near Union
Mills. was killed by falling under the wheel OF
, cart. He lived about two hours after the &C
cident when he expired. Mr. G.. was highly
res pectable gentleman, and leaves many
friends and relations to mourn his loss
Stot,eriU, (Ta.) Register.
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s1H1SlVs'sa l1lIl11I1l1lI
FUTURE DAYS.
GALE or VALUABLE HOUSES AND
- LOTS IN THE TOWN OF ASHLAND AND
A AM Nh. Tn AIT 0E IANn NEAN THE

GALE or VALUABLE HOUSES AND
- LOTS IN THE TOWN OF ASHLAND AND
A SMALL TRACT OF LAND MEAN THE
SAME PLACE.--By vfrtse If ; deed Of trust exc.
cuted to the undersiEned by Ed 6renief, dated tho
lst of January. 1859 and the decree pronounced BY
Hanover Circuit Court on the Eth sertemhsr,
1882 in the Of Moore 6rsnier ct al. shal
proceed 70 sell on the premises, in Ashland. on
WEDN EsDAY. the 18th day Of January. ls60. at
u O'Clock: NJ III fairs IL not, the next fair day.
the Real Estate conveyed by said deed. being the
same conveyed by Wm H. Fox to the said Gre
nier.
The first lot contains three acres and fronts on
Man street. There 10 ON il a comfortable house,
nearly new, and necessary out houses The tract
Of land contains G3X acres. about 70 of which
cleared and enclosed, and the balance in woods
This property is very valuable.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash, and the balance
credit OF one and two years with interest from tho
day of sale. CHASTA1N WHITE, Trustee.
As the attorney in fact Of George Moore, and in
conformity with the decree above mentioned,
shall sell Mt the same time and place. ut public auc-
ton,the Lot and improvements conveyed by Joseph
H. Snead to the said Grenier. The lot contains
about three acres. is we'll enclosed with a plank
fence. aud the hiiiings consist OF two new stables
and barn Thare is a well of water on the pre-
misses, which situated on one of the principal
streets in Ashland, Immediately adjoining the Race
Course.
TERMS One third cash. or good negotiable
note; the Balance in nine and eig hteen months,
18th interest rom the day Of sale.
ia 9-d3tawtds Attorney.
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ANOTHER GoNE.-Capt Wood, RevOlu
tionarv veteran, died at West Lebanon, N. Ii.
on The 18th nit. al the ripe age Of one hNndret
wears and thirty nine days. He was 4 IN
at the first commandments at Dartmouth Col
lege in i?1l. and attended nearly every Com
mencement after until the last year of his life
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Poer- OFrIcE ArFAIRs.-On the railroad
line from Lynchburg, Va. TO Bristol, Mr.
James l.. Omey is appointed ronte agent, i'll
place Of James o. Boley, resigned.
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BY /. Il G. Ii. Davenport.

GROCERIES,, &c. At AUCTION. On
~ THURSDAY. 18th January. we will sell, at 10
O'Clock. at our anctlon store, an assortment OF
GROCERIES, viz:
SO hiids GOOD, dry Cnba SUGARS;
300 bills, New York SYRUP;
JAVA COFFEE;
n. f. RUM;
OLD RYE WHISKEY;
SOLE LEATHER:
MANUFAcTURED TOBACCO;
SOAP. CANDLES;
WESTERN HAMS;
GREEN and BLACK TEAS &C., &C.
TERMs.-under $780, cash; SIM and over,
months credit, for approved paper
JAG l. & &. B. DAVENPORT. Auct's.
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/ JsrFHRsoN CITy, Jan. THE overland mai
| brings intelligence that Gov. Peschiera had
| received dispatches from President Juarez's
| government directing him to revoke immedi-
| n,ely his order xpelling Capt. Stones survey
ing party from Sonora, and to invite their re-
turn and give them ample protection.
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TIRE INSURANCE. : The ALBEMARLE
INSURANCE COMPANY, of

T INSURANCE coMPANIIs Of ,o,..,.;n. ".
wv; T; EARLY. G T. JONES,
b. FL. MAGRUDER, THcs. Woop,
Hri n o. Asnnnsos. B. C. S FlAss ssf
JOHN MA Il woe 655bt j.. s sssssasnt
This COMPANY with a capital and surplus Of up
Old Dominion; it. shareholders identified in in
terest with the citizens ut Richmond. and CON
sress 81 this VI" crtssosnd safe. and n PIN
! sures AGAINST less by Fire on The mos. favorable
terms; Witness the following facts:
Isl. Single risks confined 10 SIS eco.
I'd; Amount Of losses paid in five years, say,
Sd. Dividends pad to stockholders during the
With such an,ecedents. and with a determina-
" ard d satisactors the AiBEMARIE INoa 4
ANCE COMPANY conidentls ask increased pa
tronage ut the hands of the good people Of Rich
For FIRE INSURANCE. april. to
THOS. Nj. ALFRIENB. Agent,
ja4-ot 18th St, Richmond, Va.
pOTTOYRY BOND. Sealed proposals will
- be received b. the Coasal Of France in Vir-
Is Ners v ?s BONE & p'a n
sum bstwssn fifteen ard sixteen thousand dollars.
lylns in the harbor of Norfolk and bound to Havrs;
said bond to he guaranteed at TIE lowest rate Of
Tered It noon ON the loth day oil January, 1860 ct
Norfolk, LIST January, 1860. ia4-st
ORDERS for LAGER BEER, II sent to my Of
~ Gee, will be punctuay supplied. Orders from
other cities and towns addressed to me will receive
prompt attention Our supply of Lager Beer for the
summer will he very large.
J. D. GOODMAN. Manufacturer
Office at Messrs. Workman & Wvatt's
ja Cts Insurance Office, No. I9e Main st.
GRAIN FEED FOR SALE.-A large supply
N always on hand. The cheapest Feed used for
Horses, Mules and Mich Cows
Price 10 cents per hushel. Send orders to
]. D. GOODMAN. Manufacturer,
j. Cts NO. 10 Main street.
VENlSON, BUTTER. FLOOR, &c.-tO0 lbs.
tor 50 bills, Tsrasssee Family and Extra Flour !;
leo bushels ono Mercer P9tstnes - boxes Pine AD-
for saIe low by WA. q. DANDklDSE,
ja6--ts Successor to cambridge 4 Hart,
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BY PuIliam & Belts, Auct'rs

NCTICE.-W will sell at our Auction Rooms.
: on IT, ESDAY: 10th January. at IL O'Clock b.
order OF Fen amin H. Nash, Trustee. the foowin.
four SLAVES, viz Nelson. William, Moses and
Martha. PULLiAM II BELTS.
jazz Auctioneers
SERGEANT'S SALE.-Tn obedience to an or
- der Of the Hustings Court of the CITY of ,ch-
mond. made November 10Th, 1859. in an attach
ment OF Morris A. Myers against j. " Lewis,
DAY next. the Il.h instant, (that being Court jay j
10 the h CHEST bidder, for cash. the interest of the
said J. NJ Lewis, as assis nee oil James A. Carter
IN negro man named NJ LIES. now in the use and
possession of Mrs Patsey Fraser. for her life
which interest is embr aced in said attachment.
THOMAS u. DUDLEY.
ja5-dtds Sergeant CITY Of Richmond.
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VIRGINIA STOVES. VIRGINIA
STDfES!. VIRGINIA SEDyES..
RICHMOND STOVE WORKS,
tSTABI,tSrt,D IN lS5I

4 : = = = Z. IL
Manufactures at tbs elehrated
SOUTH FRN STOVE FOUNDRY,
CYLINDER, BOX, P a LoR and COOKING
STOVES. of the most desirable styles and Q! supa-
1r woTkins Sualesi aiS2 HOT AR RI F i,
HYDRAN1S. SINKS. &c, Nc, and most d,scfp-
tons oflight Machinery and Ornamental. Castinss
The proprietor is convinced that sufficient pre-
ciative patrons could be found in has market who
would pay the value of good artice to justify isi
the of the best mate riaig and in the emp oy-
ment of competent mechanics. Itco- thirds of .Is
nohideyS e,,p!oyed on these Stores ViYstatan
,ch o hGrs learned thsir trGf, at these rcoykN.
These Stoves have been gradually gaining favor
until they have become the most popular of ia
Their superior strensth and sim pIicity OF ope-
ration peculiarly fits them for the of servants.
REPAIRING PLATES prompt, supplied.
Timers and Stove dealers throu hout the South
are desired to forward their o, 6crs To
ASA SNYDER, X edmond. Va.
Retallsd IN rK,chmond By Elessrs. c D: YALE
Jr.. and M. A. MOUNTCASTLE.
de N-dlmcW3m
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Proceedings OF Congress,

WASHINGTON, jan. The Senate was not
il session to-day.
Hop,,.-Mr. Cobb of Alabama, produced
III. proceedings OF Union meeting at Barn.
s,Abie, Mtss., and commented very favorably
upon ihsm
Nh Eliot of Mass. replied to the effect that
no more UniCn-ioving people existed than
those II Massachusetts.
fr Davis, OF Miss made a speech shown 6
WHY Ihe Southern Opposition should upiLe
with the Democrats, together with the antiLe-
cuwpioniies, IA the election OF Democratic
Speaker
Mr. Stokes OF Tennessee. spoke of the Re-
publicans IS sectional organization. lie
doubted The nationality of the Democracy. and
IN proc! he referred 10 several newspapers. in
GLIDING the Charleston Mercury.
Nr Miles thought il most extraordinary that
the Mercury should be supposed an organ OF
the national Democracy. 1t, however, ex-
pressed his own sentiments.
Mr.. Stokes remarked that the Democracy
was split and broken into fragments. The
Southern Opposition could not come up to the
sla II q party which WAS Inns fractured. They
stand between the North and the South-a con-
.ervA,INe party; they stand here today as
Union men He said he would never dissolve
the tuIOn for any cause. Applause.l lie
WQu4d maintain The Union to The las cx treInI-
y, aud ~ All hazards. He could not vote for
Republican. There were q large portion Of
th- Republicans with whom the Southern OPP
position could agree on some IN ncs-thev
could unig- hear and soul in opposition 10 this
,dmnistra ion for lis CORFU tions. II was
not far to AJAX fhem % come over TO the Ds-
mocrAcY. when the latter could not rally its
own forces.
After further discussion, in which Mr. Gar
nett said thdt, II he knew any thing Of the
sentiment on his side Of the House they were
d"'eInIucd 10 reinaia here till the fourth Of
March. is6i, before they would consent TO III.
adoption Of the plurality rule. They would
hp.d ~ 10 the gaze OF an Indignant country
those who are attempting 10 pat into the
Npeaser : chair a man who endorses the infa-
nous doctrine ot The Helper book.
The House proceeded 10 vote for Speaker
ana the re- uit was announced as follows:
Whole number of votes.
Necessary to 4 choice 100
AT' sherman received. .....-..............1t; }
MIR. hamilton 50
Nh. Gi!ner......~........... II
Mr.. Reynolds. .............. ,
Nh. LthoT.dge.
Mr BrIsto I
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BY Vim. PaMnill. Auct'r,
tpRTRRSRrRa. Val

On NEGROES Ar AUCTION. ION WE'D
4. NJ. in front Of the Auction Store Of William
Pannll. shall sell twenty NEGKOES, belong Ing
70 the estate Of the late Col Joseph Bragg. Among
them are some likely youns Men and Boys, House
Servants, Factory and Farm Hands.
TERMs-Cash: or months credit, interest added
for well endorsed negotiable notes
JOS. u. DUNN,
Executor Of JOS. Bragg, decd.
Sale conducted by WM. PANNlLL Auct'r.
VIII be added several other valuable N EGROES,
among whom ID a good Cook.
ja4-tds W. p, Auct'r.
VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY FOR
v RENT AT PUBLIC AUCTION-On FRI
DAY, the 18th day of January, 1850 at the hour of
II NJ. shat! rent upon the premises, to the hi gh-
est bidder, the WHARF PROPERTY beioHs ing
to the estate of William F. Depriest. deceased,
being the same that was last year in the occupan-
cy Of the Philadelphia steamD at Company. The
Wharf and sheds are in s,ood order.
GEO. D. PEASANTS. Deputy,
il It'd for Jno. A. Hutcheson. s. Il. C.
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~GNN kECTAI.

,,,rr-not. : N, 2L--Co;ton Sales OF the week
Inn so, showing dec!lae of I'D. 3d. led. in
- ..nns of nuulsrouS sfetvsls, particularly OF the
$50 s orleans iS3r5ss: AiddiIns %; Upiands
-. tiidd.4ns o. -ie Stock OF American IN port
rs 40 bslss -. 90, :. .,- ,r,.
- o. nj OPS I'D: white -. 81 q lis Cd, Cora
4.W sn6 easier. hat unchanged IN price-yeliow
SIS ri3s nj, ,u s. ;.
- anil Sasar firm. Coffee steady. Rice quiet,
s-'s~nr Roam advanced id. 02d. for common
.n'eT;eaa securities unchansed. Consols as, .
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DROWN Il McCI.ELLAND,
.GnJnA N N

~ T. ~.
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
x-~ . RICHMOND, VA.
We, the undersigned. have this day entered IN to
q CO partnership for the pun pose of conducting
general COM MISSION ans FORWARDING BU-
s!NtSS under the name and style of BROWN
McCt ELLAND. Thsy will give their strict per-
sonal attention to the sale of TOBACCO. WHEAT
ard iRObUCE generally. and to the purchase of
Deane, Hobson L James. on B4sin Bank.
ALEX. BROWN.
J. BRUCE MCCLELLAND.
They refer to Nessrs. johnson. Younger Il Otey,
]: B. Ferguson u. Co, Dr.: J. Gra.tan Cabsll.
4. Scott of Halifax county; VIM. a. Miller ard
Edgar Whitehead. of Lynchburs; Col. s. NJ d.
Reid and j.. S. Tutwiler. of Rockbridse county;
Ms.o Cabsll and r NJ. Cabell. of Nesan; judge
l.. +, Thompson. Augusta county; Jno. Thompson on,
yr., Amherst county. aim
ntASOLuTfON.-T concern of WILSON &
II BOSHER is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent, The name of the firm will he BY either
partner In winding up the business of the concern
JOHN J. WILSON.
CHAS. n. BCSHER.
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CHOCKOE, MIL RICHMOND GROUND

NH0tkOE MILL kttHAlONO GROUND
- PLASTER The subscriber has earnestly Ia
bored. Tor the past four years Ia exeiude Northern
Ground FASTER, by the ESTABLISHING Mt Of n Hosss
MAJ. and snppl,ing an article superior to any re-
ceived from the North. and claims a perfect sur-
cess lie hess leave to retura his grateful! thanks
70 ms patrons ard asks TO istorm all interested
thst ne mas completed his improvements ttlat will
HIS stock OF Lump 10 heavy, tts.sed upon tho
enormously increased use Of SUPERIOR article !
auarr.es. with specai reference to its richness a
SHipsaafe ~ Lime The reputation OF hls brand
asks only an experimental trial OF those who have
not made application Of this catuahie fsrtf!ssfy.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, No. II Pearl ct.
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ARRIVAL OF the ARABIA.
r1prE DAYS LATER FROM EuKOP

>.w YORK, January s.--The steamship Ara.
,ab.. arrived from Liverpool, with dates to
the 9sih ut.
The 10Th of January il said to be fixed for the
Lang of the European Congress. II il de.
~ ,hat the Pope claims the Presidency fer
his representative.
~ French pamphlet by Ia Guenoners, on
~ pcps and thu Congress, attrac ted attention.
- rejection of Napoleon's views. 1t is con-
i1,.toYy ia tone, bat opposes the restoration
If Romsgna to the Papai domintons. The
T,sl,sh journals eulogize the pamphlet.
rTrd iohu Russell tells the menorialisis
-.'st,ye 70 Mexico that England is endeayor-
49,. n come to An understanding with the 9TH
Powers, respecting the course IN the future.
~ ,,in:. out The difficulty OF the U. States
racisnizins one President, and England and
Yrsmce another
tn paris Bourse had been irregular, but
closed hTm.
,n.nthreak IN Hungary.
3" The Spsnish have again repuised the Moor.,
..refIioe 4 heavy loss.
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RIcnXoSD, Jan. 2, 1850.

New COncern.-The subscriber will continue
the wholesale and retail GROCERY BUSINESS,
at the old stand of Wilson & Bosher. corner nth
and Main sts.. and takes this OCCASION to return
thansS for the liberal patrona-e bestowed on the
late concern, and hopes by strict attention to
business, TO merit II continuance of the same. |
Will keep always on hand we'll selected stock Of
Family and jotDing Goods, TO which most re-
spectiuily invite the attention Of nv friends and
the public. CHAS. M. BOSHER.
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct

INURNuTURE f., DRY GOODS AND GROCE-
RIES.-Will 10 sold at auction. NJ my
store on TUESDAY morning next. the 10th insr..
commencing at 10 O'Clock. good lot second
hand Furniture.
DR. GOODS general assortment seasonabls
Goods. Boots Shoes. Hats and Caps.
GROCERlES.-Whi skey. Gin, Brandy, Wine,
Bitters, &C., Soap, Candies, &c.
JAG ALEX. MOTT, Auctoneer
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Card.-The subscriber in retiring from the
Grocery Business. takes this method of returnins
his sincere thanks to his old friends for their lib
eral pstronsge durIn- number of wears. and mos:
cordially recommends to their confidence ms late
partner and successor, Nj +. CHAS. VI. BOSHER.
as - gentleman III eysry wa worthy or their conf
dsnce. | can be found az SAMUEL L WILSON s.
on Shockoe Slip, where We viii tie clad to receive
consis nHents,
ia 3-dIm6 cwim JOHN J, WILSON.