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NtaanT nUsuxiS, SnihT HVSUMA.-T he
cam e S.d At 90
can Be- had elsewhere White and coiored A M sns.
sslliss Shirt Bosoms. at ~ cents worth 3 cents;
Linen Soscns a IS cents. wo1sh cents :; f Linen
:oms It . cents. worth Is cents; wove 1 Linen D
Rosoms q y cents, worth 81 Is; Stitched Linen
BOSOM: a worth 81 81 new .s, ise F tnsR
rIque n0seiRs AZ = c4ats, worth U< cents; Rich
sss nssa. NV s ard rs and
twist COttOns.
"A GOODS; We yosl 4 isvit. e, se'.i astsntion
and Anglia: osss Eaa gang . and
Berege Anglais-Isscs soo1. G1sy sPNplins. in
;ae 81 r. sas t
SS ssi; P ssIssi md Black Silks chdrsns silk and
CHRISTIAN 4 LATHRoP. % Main st.
RENZiNE.-The B.nxine removes iii kinds Of
etc M .es sposs: ssc from Sik, Ribbons. Cloth
ssa s sis 81 i H,ss.s It
s w"oi ssd SAX goods, 10 isvslushle: Sold for Is
co,u.. :. q s Z RA .sd ssr si.
= e: ss|s.:;;s T; vs'I;
{. S%dA. ..s ]. p,.s....
BIZ 1ne9N ORANGE COUNTY aUT.
reee,vins. y 1secs ten the DAWES. ooustsntly
w s.'fi;l ki III .:': :.a q F,.,,. !.
$500 49,. ~ ~ HSAa-CUR KD IA aIs-Es.i
:. - :, =. :. ]. 4 g. =. pAyxnyosr.
--- - g.. q. ). DxvFx,o,~ !
IN HnD.., ll.s.e Wesss.a 6ssos ~. = =,
s WON Bfe q 6t ~ 81 Soh r RI :.
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IA second supply.
SAM'L NJ. PRICE Il CO,
Are opening the novelties OF recent importation.
embracing rich SILKS, at greatly reduced prices !;
BEkEGE ANGLAlS. FOULARDS and Pop
LlNS. IN very great VARIETY.
Elegant costumes In NJ ANT!.E and SHAWL LIS (;
The last novelties in LACE MANFLES;
Silk MANTLES; Ckfh. Bsrese and Popin DUST
Frs. all entIreE new;
BkGiDEkiES, FANS, g l. OV 8 PARA
SOILS, &C., DC. ap dts
HA. Almanac and Manual of Useful lnfOr-
maton-ahout COO different thngs-a book OF l6l
pages, with blank leaves for memorandum.
IA To be had for nothing, on application to
c. X. BRICKEN. NJ. D.,
At the General Insurance Office,
On Pearl ST., next door to E. D. kacho.
Richmond, Va.
Office hours from to l, and from to 6 . c lock
daily. p?4--2t
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CAKD.-Having LEANED that a report
49, has been put in circulation by some one
designing to injure me, that had withdrawn from
the canvass CANDIDATE FOR THE SHEER
IFFALTY- Il deem it proper to say that have never
vet thought OF such a course. much lsss to speak
pros poets highly fat:erng. have not had the
time TO see the people at their homes as much rs !
wished tn do but will here reassure them that
will remain trouble TO my opponents until sunset
of the dav of the election.
All ask IL, that the voters vii, examine our rela-
tive claims to the office, we'll for quallfca-
tunS as otherwise; d'scOuntenance nOneyed IN
luences. twhi IN am told to he put action
even to greater extent than heretofore; > give
clear ard dspassonate decision al the ballot box.
by voting for the candidate most entitled to their
support, and hall have no fears of success | D.
like the office of a beggar. but necessity knows no
law. in this case allow me most earnestl, to So
liclt an active vigilance from now until the eve Of
tho election on the part OF my friends. The only
compensation ask. IN return for past favors u
services rendered TO the people. is an expression
Of their appreciation by amajority Of their votes;
be more gratifying than the emOlnmeDts of the Of
fee. The vote 81 the most humble will he esteem
ed as highly as that Of the President, by
ap ST. JACOB 8. ATLEE,
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I. DAVIS, Esq. Tho I'M
ne county Of HenrlcO, hav-
ret Of the death of our DIS
Judge, the Hon. John b.
Judgeship Of this District
d believing that you are
n the duties Of that office,
u to announce Yourself Il
and pledge you our cordial
r J. Whiteford,
Thomas Bruton,
Thomas n. Goddin,
Lunsford Ia, lor,
Thos q. Smith,
VIM. C. HOgg,
Maston Duke,
X. Oakley,
Marcelius S. Smith,
Mark ShOpe.
James Low.
A. r. Smith,
+. Jordan,
James II. Nuchalls,
j. w. Mathews,
John n. D,ckersOn,
Geo. w. Blankenship,
BENJAMIN Joseph.
Nathan s. Shipman,
Richard T. Booker.
Puilip Vermille u,
James N. Birch,
John Walker,
Vim. Andrew.
AdOlpilus Alley,
p. o. Melton,
Robert Melton,
Thomas Melton,
Vim. Lucas.
Washington Blackburn,
Alex. c.. Orange,
Thomas Willis,
WIN. H. Davis,
Charles l.. Tinslsy,
Daniel Melton.
John Andrew.
Walker Thomas,
William WINFIELD,
0. p. Melton,
John Hart,
Joseph Vandelier,
Anderson Grubbs,
Vim. Mason,
Sam'l Melton,
WIN. Butler.
Alex. Nicholas,
Sam'l Tinsley,
John Ford.
Meredith Tra'num,
Andrew H. Ford,
Geo. A. Parker
Jacob HallOwav.
Mathew Johnson,
John B Stevens,
VIM. Il. Lipscombe,
John s Avis.
Henry Froming,
George fllier,
A. j. Goodman,
Robert Duling,
Geo. w. Duke,
Andrew Il. Carter,
William H. Walden.
Charles II Facee,
VIM. r. Stevenson,
Joseph Houseman,
John H. BOwles,
]. H. COrnett,
Y. b. Hooper,
John Goldman.
Jacob FrOmmer,
b. D. FrOmmer,
]. r. Hort,
Samuel s. Rosin,
b. K. Chappell,
Silas Redman,
n Face.
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AMUsnlGEMTs

AMUsHl1EM9a.
MEcnASlcs HALL. -,
. DOUBLE MINSTREL rro,,
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME FAC.
Positively FIVE NIGHTS ov,s
Dx4' AsptsRSSrk fRRbtxxfir lHyyysss |pAY, p,
Aefii H. y. Is. % and = 'SSs.
SIXTEEN STAR PERFORMERS,
shOREY. earle. DuPRFZ .vn
taI ,-lAsned and world renawn ned oni, DoREsSs
OPERA sTRoUGiY :iEe nN liS'if HS...ss '' IN
;ssreat combination Of talent and o.,.,s bANb
ARREST and best Band ever vv'an,t.insh,y. =.
kTaiofIxSs s'EESsnE "a s
Introducing the .rea,est vaf,stx EMS,
Ballads; Daetts Quartettes. Ovsy,,so,ne v so.,,
vpsra Pieces, Fancy Dances. gusss ', Sutss.
sayings eve, offered u the pa.sc' '' and fsa.'
The BRASS BAND cnnn.c,sst GARE
W. play on the Capitoi Square everS s ~. I'o7s
evening At ocioe s week. commencing TrsiEssi
tGkANDfKEE BALCONY cOycps,
oi the Hall each evening. by tho Pr. n "a from
D;,Srs "Ren at o clock, conmsn. nssd
cliShEIcI 20 cents; Reserved sea-, SIS
CO'ofed People rs cents 'ea's " ces.
,,a CHARLES H. Dupor,
~ 1o-1 MANAGER anc BasinessI a.. AZ,
ROBINSON L LAKES -,,.a-
REAT
CIRCUS AND MENACp,,
SUPERB PERMANENT psvuERIE
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENyvyLioN.
Splendid and immensely liberal "a. nokSEs
amusement and instruction OF m. rs,< Tor Ia
wonderful combination of these '0"s'e' IN "a.
TWO GREAT FAMILIES.
Aided by a number of Lady and ,,sn,I.,.
si"nsls; cnossa from the HlenE.r ROLF or iio.
PKoPRIEroSs- ROBINSON SI.vr
MANAGER-COL T. O. T,nMaRsu'
ADvERrIsING AsENr-H RIliit,iE IN
Ftre Lazy ksdeys md Ddns,as.s--T'nsQ'
Ceras-tempisss 7yesp, ef Taj.rr" Va
Eq1,*trtans-Gtaadn y,Taii1 ,,a+s
a"d Ssr,Mg Cr6testrG- Maga,s:'
cent Collection Of Kars L,r-
tng Animals Spi,~d,t
Stud Qf Btoodsd PR
forming Horses,
f0a'sS and
Educated
Nudes,
At RICHMOND.
MONDAY. TU ESDAY. " tbNESn.v
THURSDAY. MAY 9and ,rs AND
HA ADMISSION 50 Cents Children md "a.
q Cents 1"u seIFNn
No LocATIoN-cOUNCU. CrANRspp
ap 23-eod6t NJ W&F VIZ" nLl |
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IA Gas: Gas!! Gas:::.-We still have ON
hand a most magnificent assortment of CHANDE-
LIERS, PENDANTS, BRACK Ell rs. &C., which
house In the city.
We are also prepared to do all kinds of Gas Fit
ting, Piping Houses, &C., at The shortest notice,
BY the best workmen, and at the lowest rates.
Work solicited either in town country.
STEHBINS l. PULLEN. No. lOl Broad st.
N. B.-We are also prepared to put up POkTA-
BILE GAS WORKS, either In town or country. at
short notice. iap2I--3tl s.. p.
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O6T0lE u00s Sitt va
ing heard with deep res
t,nsuisned and worthy
ClOptOn, by which the
has become vacant, al
well qualified to perfOr
respectfully request u
candidate for the same,
and jealous support.
John r. ScneTlneThorn,
Nathaniel F. BOwe,
JOsi Ill u. Smith,
Thomas WhitetOrd,
Elijah Priddy,
SpOtswOOd Ford,
James u. Francis,
Fleming P. Harms,
Richard NJ. Turner,
Ctway u. Baker,
VIM. NJ. Thomas,
Massena Beasley,
VIM. II. Yeatman.
Richard NJ. Vaughn,
William With,
Chas. Keppler.
Jno. X. c. Olph,n,
John Jones.
William Frank,
H. Meyer,
John Mcdowell,
G.. C.. Mitchell,
T.. Raymond,
John HOhbleman,
John b. Cooke.
James Henry Chappell
q. W. Baker,
NJ. Jordan.
Thornton EachO,
james F. Rritton,
VIM. Green, ST.,
VIM. CullinRsw0rth,
VIM. F. jenkins,
VIM. F. Smith.
James Lucelle.
David c. Spruen,
John r. Ford,
Mitchell Brandt,
Henry Carr,
Francis FOxwell,
James N. Cole,
Nathaniel Cole,
Horace Lane,
VIM. w. Watkins,
Richard Lambert.
Harvey H. Jones,
H. r. Watkins,
| Chas. 8. WarbertOn,
Levy Ford.
James Fubapk,
Joseph Eubank,
w lllIaH Alley,
Bernard Lucas,
Joshua s Taylor,
Adolph FiWe dneyer,
Ryland Jenni0gs,
W III. N. Ford.
| James Mallory,
| Pleasant L. Melton.
William K. Andrew.
James rinsley,
Price Lucas.
Robert Jordan,
u. A. Eacho,
Randolph Bennett,
James h. Birch,
J. c. pickersOn.
VIM. F. Deprist,
s. f. Wicker,
Thomas SHELTON,
Iim2thy kerse.
G.. Drewrv Smith,
Thomas +. Stevens,
Chas. +. Govan.
E.llyson M. Carter,
Edward 5. AmOry,
WIN. E. Johnson,
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ma Second Splendid Supply OF
SUMNER DRY GOODS!
BROAD STREET
Open TO, DAY. and th.ogEh9Ht the week, their i,
houy hit during the past week at UNPRECEDEN1
ED LOW PRICES.
Our assortment of
DRESS GOODS
Is now larger than we have ever offered before. A
very large stock of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
PLANTATION GOODS.
Our MANTILLA DEPARTMENT is now filed
with a complete assortment Of NEW STYLES.
We are now prepared and are determined to
Cfier every Inducement to hny ers, both at WHOLE
SALE and RETAIL. BREEDEN Il FOX.
ap24 -lmicp) 27 Broad street.
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II DEAFNESS.

n f. f n T. s 5.
IL DEAFNESS.
Those who wish to consult DIR. EALING for
DEAFNESS, should make Immediate application,
AZ the demand for his services is so great as to
preclude the The possibility Of receiving many more
FOR FEW DAYS ONLY.
RICHMoN ND.
''''- " ~ NOISES IN THE HEAD !.
E AZ IA S Is T ThRo 1aT
Cured on New Principle, by
Auxl PR: s EA5!EGi
From among the numerous testimonials from
the most stinguIshed Ply slcians, DR.. Ealing
From Dr. Loeoek, Physician Ert,ao,aina,y the
Queen Of EHstaad.
DIR. EALING-lJear Sir I have witnessed, with
great interest. the operation performed on Lad,
talented niaa and the care and consds ration OF an
experienced practitioner. yours truly. truly Al N
From d., Holmes Steele. Pre,essor Of Ub1.ir1cs,
fe.. at Ostethorpe Msd.ea! College, SacannaA.
DIR. EALING has operated on both Of my ears
removing " ithout pain y tubercnlnus substance
Eff nsf ssf n
and skill with which the operation was performed.
synss the and
March $, 1860 HOLMES STEELE. Nj. D.
From w. L. Wsstbnry. Esq, St. George's Perish,
oileton District, SC
About two weeks ago | came to consult DR.
bRxf FHEs
and then left Tor home, and followed the instrnc.
aa1 he miY t. , f.. tina,
in my head; to which had been great martyr,
Ss ''s0""'e ~ d t. F w.:sss.s
Mach z 1ST9 .o,,,.
A little above the Post Ofiics-sams side
~ Hours from tall o'clock. as2l-detif'
LAGER R sEIEIk!xo v., y, ,su Arm
AT NO. as MAIN SIN EET.
ss, q:s o
s@naancs to o.! fisnd. and The eaSlss sepsTaiis.
m and e .s. oonsnas keep a.
rS y. Is. . !. and os saDk e: with u.
c0STNTKi ]: viii tIs srssi.., d,.ps,eS. nnn
and AA Lofts tf' s IFS hall
A. c faAEEa "a = fSFHpirassuns. VA.
Iursss HvLI the s,osE AID ease q me sore
CLOTHING and GENTS + NISAiN q
GOODS, suitable for the Spring and Summer trade.
The hu .insss W II he conducted under the Rais4e
and styte Of SHAFkR, HALSkI CO., VIM b.
strict atlsntloa to basness and the wants 81 the
trade, hope Ia merit sd roceive share ot public
patronage. which has been 30 literally bestowed
upon them in opf slstsr CITY.
NJ. WM. nAsfvN. Formerly With W. ia petsrs-
Ssss e: q .'' 81 hiH w eos
's sss-.ss - ITO Man sssssi. k;sASssd.
EE:EIY fEs 81 lcI HodSh
oles Cor sale The shove very vnluAhe real eseAte:
s. LOT fronts 10 ees On TIE Moth aide II bsoad
street. and ~ feet on the West lire 81 h street!
with vide paved iley il RESI-. easiqs shs beneAs
If The city cu!veIt fes dInAse. TAe betl1iexs are
a6out 931Qs ~ aAnan. The loeaiios 4 adn.tsr
~ aa1vesd - 6se stofeg. u VIII b so4 N yaole
ese Is fvs sesss sstsisss AL yeAftS. nsv
'''a zs :a,7ss = ''ss9SD s.sisfits
- ~ - -;---s|
la1lf I.IGIl7 -. sssa ehsass = sa AZ
Il MI s 9
'' $ - - Asls: ! zs::a.
s;!'! {. !; !; s1 :;
~ - a ''sl's : = S-a.s
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RUNAWAYS.

RUNAWAY.-.J QUITTY, an appren-
cause, ran away from the undersigned in Freder-
icksbnrg. ON the oath Of April 1860 | will give a
reward of FIVE DOLLARS for the delivery Of
the said apprentice to me. in fredericksburg; and
all persons are cautioned against emplOyin or
harbori NJ the sad apprentice, under the penalty
of the law in such cases made and provided:
An 25-2t Jesse WHITE.
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"a Dunlop, Momcure.& Co. SIX the atten-
ton Of dealers TO the cargo sale of COFF EE. ST.
GAR and MOLASSES. at their wharf and ware
house at Rockets, commencing At ii o'clk THIS
MORNING.. Sale without regard to weather.
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LOST AND sTRAYED.

LOST..GOLD SPECTACLES.
Lost on last Sunday. at or near
S ~> the st. Peters Catholic Church,
pair of GOLD PECrACLES. The finder will be
re w leaving them at this office.
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ITO ALL WHO DESIRE TO BhC1,uE A
y pEREECC M AHTER QE THE H0RSE

1 PERFECT MASTER OF THE HORSE.
The undersigned intending to leave the city.
hereby gives all chance to learn the art Of HORSE
TAM! = at about one fourth tae usual rates. All
who desire to acquire a perfect knowledge of the
control OF the most vicious animal, do By
calling on the undersigned hetwcen THIS DAY
and FRIDAY next, when he will teach them
tkOTonghfy the art for the low sum of 81 50 The
class t. meet on FRIDAY morning. April 9Th, at
the Virginia Central Agricultural Fair Grounds,
gate frOntlng on railroad, at o'clock A; A.
ap 25-2s' Prof L. BENNETT.
NEW DIR ESS PATTERNS received to day
~ with several new SLEEVES and BERTHAS
DRESS rs and MANTILLAS cut and bastei. or
made. BEREGE QUILTING. Berexe and Mar
selies BONNETS made at NJ. EVERETr'S,
ap 25-3t" Main st. three doors above 9th.
NEW tiONHEN BUTs FK.-SO tubs super nor
- new GOSHEN BUTTER, just received and
ap25-st cHAs. T. WORKMAN & co
DOPLlNX, EMBROi DERIES AND VA.
LENC!AS. ANGLAIS BEREGE.-CHAS A.
IWATk1N. corner 9Th and Main streets. next
door 60 Col w. ID Blair. Ladies' splendid Dress
Goods at less than New York prices, sacrificed at
the auction rooms.
APRIL 2ath:-This morning, We commence the
sale of $40 700 worth Of new and beautiful soring
NOfiCE.-l,oMya ards Extra Rersse at l21a cts;
900 yards real Valencias mt IS cts; Spring De
Laines at L.: FOuard Silks ut 81 cts; Black Silk
at 81; $50 French Collars at 50 cts 200 do. do at
" cts; 100 do. do. At 81. cbeap at $3.50.
G. A. GWATKIN, cor. 9Th and Main sts.
Next to w, d Blair. ESo
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CIR A ND BALL

E3 GRAND BALL
~ AT
f.k .WESTHAM HOUSE
GHN Situated on PtarE Road. ~ S,J;;
Ihe Proprietor respectfully anuouns.s y
friar's and the pnhlie that he viii - 20 v
BAL l. at ms house, on auhAAD
Tau kSuAl. APR ssru.
A line COtiloH Band has he. ensas.a g..
occasion. s'N VIVA
ADM iSSION.-Gentlemau and two adj.
GeG'leman alone 81. REFRESaNSNTs
cludei. C.S PIPiSaNrss 10
ap2t- st p,nn,...
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q MCfe NeW Goods
Received this day
Besutiful seven founced Berege Anglais ROBES !;
Splendid ORGANDIES, just such as are now
worn IN Paris:
Beautiful SILK POPITN DRESSES, with MAN
Ties to match. made to our own order;
Berege Anxl as ROBES, seven hOunces, SHAWLS
to match;
and only new thing;
MEDIUM SUITS, for ladies street and travelling
Dresses;
New style GLOVES, FANS, PARASOLS, and
ap 25--Iw SAM'L M. PRICE l. co.
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q I. H4tyyStlG " A.,ssse1lSsa y,
~ sanyyf l. - 4, =. =. Aeess.
8 as.sIIEesss - zEAHse ~ q 81 ~ ase ss
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IA. Grand Opening Of

IA Grand Opening Of
STUPENDOUS BARGAINS!
from NEW YORK AUCTION SALES
of last week, in al! departments Of new and de
sirable GOODS for the season, ncompar ably cheap.
For particulars please call and examine for
yourself. j. MILLHISER Il BRO,
ap 24-3t 1888 Broad street.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-There will
N he series Of Religious services he d ia
Trinity Church. under the direction OF Rev. ] d
The Rev. THOS. f. WAR;, of
+ fredericksburg, will preach on this tWEON ES
DAY. evening, at 8 O'Clock. up % -ltH
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nA Save your Doctors Bills.-When pr.
Colds, Bleeding at the Lungs, and arrest the fell
Consumption. it does more than most
ply sicians can do single trial will satisfy the
inc!edulOus
Sold by ADIE & GRAY, PURCELL, LADD n
CO., w. PETERSON. J. p. DUVAL and by all
other dealers IN medicines. ap25-2tWGS
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Aa S25 REWAR D.-Ran away, on the
f2K 1T April from my house in Hepric county.

1osT ng pG I, (, wy mUusS,IM mun1 T " C,t,'
- He was bought in Culpeper county some two
.A>or three years ago and sold in Richmond.
He has lived in Pare county, with BENZ Puillam.
engaged in an IRON furnace, where he may now he
lurking He is Of medium size. quite black, and
a abb! 80 years Old He formerly BELONGED to Geo
west of the Court House. 1 will rive $40 and res-
sonab!e expenses if delivered to Hector Davis. in
get him He had on when he left q blue cloth
frook coat. APP 25-tsl NATHL KING.
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IA. Special Notice. The attention Of the
niture, elegant T. Octave Piano &c. to take place
at the residence of 1. H. Wake, Esq. on Franklin.
between I'D and Path SITS, THIS DAY. at ~ O'clk.
ap 2j-.t r. b. COOK, Auct.
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NOTlCE.-A called meeting Of the
~ Stockholders Of the IA IA ES RIVER
AND KANAWHA COMPANY, will be hold at
the Company. Office. THIS Wednesday, EY EN-
ING, At ~ O'clock. ap2-1t
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BOARD OR RENT.-Two most DESIRABLE
- ROOMS on llth street, in rear of the main
Powhatan House They will be rented 10 single.
or to married gentleman. without children, who
could he accommodated with board in the family,
Apply at the residence, Broad and 18th streets.
NH Ats
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"a House and Lot for Sale at Auction
Particular attic nion is requested 10 The sale OF the
House and Lot situated on Church Hill, corner OF
Marshall and 9th streets, occupied by Mr.. James
A. GCddin. Sale at O. clock r N See advertise
ment lap Is 1T THOS. w. KEESEE, Auct,
rs Auction NO:ice.-This Day, ut o q elk,
at nv store. 81 bbs. HERRINGS. on account OF
whom it may concern. The attention of GIocers
ID invited. lap 25-1tl X. CAUTHORN.
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- THE VACANT JUDGEsniP.-

~ To JOHN N. DAVIS, Esq The I'M
dersir ned citizens Of the county Of HenrIco, hav-
ing heard with deep regret Of the death of our DIS
,nsuisned and worthy Judge, tho Hon jGhn b.
has iecome vacant, and believing that you are
well qualified to pc form the duties OF that oii'ce
candidate Tor the sslne and pledge you our cordial
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ROA ID NG.-Several desirable Rooms. suit
II able for families, at the REVERE HOUSE.
NH U-lm
DARK T. X HOUSE,
1 BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best of accommodations
with every effort for the comfort of guests. LAR
DER not excelled in the United States.
H. D. PARKER,
NH Sim IF. MILLS.
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eAL&s sa AgUrsun,

GRoCFki sFOCk AT .ucrIoH-N. wRAY. AUU
III noresr, rll vel, on 1hutstay, Daesmjer a loh
ocl0ek the sn'e tcck F1tures Hoss, Tasor Bar
Cart, 10 Of AdaIs street, al arr,
Brooklyn. kEe posiye.
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LRIAN u. MULLER, AUOtTOFKER.
~ EXECUTORS' SALE or
81 wxRY PROPERTY.
ADRIAN H MULf.ER viii se Thursday, Dec 8 1850,
il O'Clock Gt the Mercusus ExchAnge BY order Of
0recr.ors os Milton y. weynsn, deceAsei:-
Tho brick Dx cling ard store No ~ Bovsrv, weA side,
Between Prince md Houston streets IL feet incs
frop IS feet inches 100 feet aches souhery side
ard % feet inches nortterly aide.
TILE irdiapntb = hsvinx been ths family upwards
oxty yesrE Ssls pereniptorv 10 the highest biiier.
For maps spyy 10 the auctioneer. 80 W all street.
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A uCiION NOgICs-EL-1ANr AND COSTLY HOWE
"A bold ure conrktsr of $4,000 wdrsh n ios
Yuypure OF 6esopr,i bss1x the conen's " tire isrye
ave stry resdeuce No 23 rtsenth street gn.h
nue.. y. PORTER. xuctonesr rriisy, pes z at l0ls
O'Clock tghout regard W weas er the entre vAlasbs
Of the khove reside cousDs 81 segs7t velvet Al
busson Eussels and ingram cSrpes cld carved rre~d
suits IL AID richy carved rosewood Cen
otsr Tab rnod Eiegeres with glass
aud back superb ood fianootts stool apd ooyer on
Pair h lace snd broc el Curtains large Pier snd Man
te Mirrors Tafhh easy ard reception Chairs OAK Dining
nod china Tea snd Dies SeAs rich
Glassware roi Slv cf DESCRIPTIONS; large
variety Of ERE Uhsmber Furniture IN rosewood and .hox.rv
and Eedd hoe wo,l Saukets
Ac The whoe OF ne above Furniurs Of ihe best dSscfp
lon and will rostely ha rsi xit0Ont reserve,
lOunt Of the family removing 70 lAe country.
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A UCTIoN NoIICE-FURaITURE AT PRIVATE
- sale "A opportunity 10 purchase hrs cs.s houss
Nod raInure q. sacrifice the property of f,Yni
dec houses- spng rsswood seven octave ssnofors
sQ1 viii be sold for S230 n,udng stool
And P rior Butt 1900 for 40. do
for $50 IN kcss-, Elsgs Msrrars Paintings Curtis
Cssrttr and Dining Room Fu~nitrre Inquire No. 70
Nexz wensy ssxlh street. S1th avenue.
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JoHs T. VAN AgTxrsP's SON, AUCTION EEa WIT
sell on 1hrrstsy, Dee 10 O'clock, a No. rs William
prsrs variety o. ladies' Work Baskets snd Staa
TOW er Fs ke,s spd " ser ssrds frsvsrg s,i Pic hs
Baskets knifc Spoon .ssG. ghilfrsns Chairs ,oasa
Basse.s willow Wagons hstties Toy Ia ktti ar, &c al
YCsEPp BNSEMs -rRTDG1, DEC AT O'CLOCK
- NJ, ct The Central rs vii onshSv
OF f..tl hfoakyn regular weekly sale Eensrai ss,.t
rent n -, use1o4d ru nlute etr Ssisg kpg-sv ~
Ppiz'iugs Csockey. Glassware. Lamps Csrpea orc chs
toves, &C., Ac
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A YOU'VE nan, OF GOOD FAMILY Anrl.n n1AM
rs,pcra Win ysurr tsdv msirfrn. MALI incsed rod
cfncsii1r nusie taent features and
Hartford, uuun.
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IKrBy LEEDS AUClIoNrsR.-H Ky II. LEgDS
II CO. ~ sell At auction. THURSDAY, Decemoer ~
O'Clock st tn No % Nissan street assglsss
sale o. yalusbie snosores al high cost nafssd Ia is
ros. fGsE!Jrabls made By Haett Daya CO. add
TO-, a. He~s Ely 4 Munger, T. Gilbert DAvs BRO ~.
nd also three surerb grand act on WIN
fOhy hsr vita several second hand ft1c
'ar,ss. In tire order 10 he sold without rassrvs
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aoAaursa AID L.DDaIaS.

BOARD AND LODGING wAETED-In A PRIVATE
- family for ur ung men; friends lec.son en :. =,
$40 week AID ire included address soArder
stAiion ID, y. s Post ofEee.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

SMALL FAMILY, OCCUPYING A kEs HgUas
"A Wall street ferry, Brcollln would take reot
man and VIE aad sns 10 gentlemen board Terms
re. address box 2,5ll Y. Po1t oiIce.