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crock OF MlLLINERY. BONNETs,
rlJNoS sHSw TSA e, g.! AUG
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at store No. 8. Main strs1s.
s sss ,, Mrs Mrs 10y, WO % rI ;f 4
CASES, BONNET STAND. &C. all Of the 6sst
and most fashionable styles =
fUkNlTURE. PIANO. Ac.--Aftsr the abAvs,I
will sell q lot cf FURNITURE. cons,stln9 Of sev-
eral Feather Beds. Tables. SidebOasd. Bedstsa1s,
fine Sofa and sundry other articles. 49,. II.
PIANO Also. fne-tunsd PIANO. =.
the sale Of the Millinery &C.. viii soil the lease
Of the store, extending tn March LIST. 1881 This il
kept BY one for many years past: - 80
ia 30 X. CAUTHORN, Auot.
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-nIanAPHYc NHWR
- Is.n. AZ t,ensress.

s. -.rcedings Of Censress.
Ian. St.-~Ssmofs - a 3. nunset
+ AsEiss,s"nri Able speech on Doaslas' reso.
&c i'n ~. nninted out the vast imroIs,"Sss
ons. he i v Of slave labor TO the people OF
he pro-. nd argued that there were NO .I's-
Nertni, " between the sec.aons' =.
ssible no. ',"a would prove great INJURY 20
people o. ,.,,.s carry ont the provisions OF
ia eo'',,'t,ou. The manly course was 10 say
Cons.as,as.re tor separation.
sod p'-Ii Mr. smith, of n. C.. made snor.,
,rs'~ .aa psIrieiic speech, Withdrawing
ceisL s" as, for the Speakership.
~ NE saa nouinated Mr.. McCternand, OF
~. hsat Santh Americans refused to vote
soI1n,a s unless their votes could eiee.
Metz ne,nocrats thought This unfair, In
h ,neir supporting smith.
~ o. taken as follows
\ 49,, ,oa choice. -.-.-..'..- ''.''.'', ,e
? - ......-...-..-.. on
land. .......-e.'' -...''-''-
.........- -'''- - $3.50 a
AN ...-.......-..,- 4.
$50 ......-t.. .'-..'t.''
! ''ei a. thea adjourned.
> be ~ Winter Davis, of Nd, Ne'sn Io'
pr IN IN the Back Republican eanaioa'e'
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WINE w SoA>a DIES: WlNDO
w SHADES !-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

w sHApEs:-W iEsALE AND RETAIL.
AT xsO BROAD SIN GOLDEN takes pleasure
in announcing that he has reduced the prices Of
has SHADES " per cent. below former prices. un-
til further notice. His larke assortment copaists
Of Gold. Gold and Velvet: light and dark Land.
scapes. Bouquets, Vases, Plain, Gothic. Green and
Blue Shades with Gold border; the best article Of
81 xtures 10 match Curtain Bands and Corn,ces,
etc: great variety Of English and American OIL,
CLOTHS, with flannel back. plain or figured, all
w.dths. Call and see prices, At the established
Cheap Dry Goods and Window Shade Store OF
M. GOLDEN, ~ Broad st.
de s. SIN Opposite the store Of QuarIes Co.
IVORY BALANCE HANDLE TABLE
/ CUTLEkY.-Just received . new lot of both
Table ard Desert KNIVES. handsome patterns
risty o(Dother TABLE CUTLERY, Of diasrent
sty les.
To 10 sold in lots TO accommodate families and
others, very cheap. Apply ut r. b. COOKS
do l5-ts Auction Store. 70 Main siseet.
PLANETS: BLANKETS !-I.arxe .toek of
Will. and Grey sss NseRo BLANKHA4FsT ana a Is:
s al; & sxss: S A.s. ss: E.
Extra HEAVY BED RLANKEI6.
! y CMEAP.-A few PAL! II extra size, Aoaxy
Bed Rlenkets will be sold On cheap, TO Close.
bargain esa b bad. csli I'm, kets !, w.,. :,
(sANDLES.-lD ho.9e Jaclsol,. Caa1lSa, m
- saIs By MAt6Ik 9 fLEAtANfA
'.1'- Irslssaiisr ffr.l 6; ~ =
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

go RURAL SHADES FOR RENT This
~ heavtifui FARM. situated ON the New Bridge
- Road. about ga miles frcm the city, is for
rent; 1t contains about twenty acres of lard The
dwelling ID an excellent one. suitable for a large
family, with all necessary out buildings attached
Being near to the city and furnished with excel
lent water and fine fruit. flowers, &c, this place
offers attractions to a family wishing to live near
the city, 10 good tenant the re T MI he lew
At Harris Hollman's, on the Basin.
a., FOR sALE-A nice TENEMENT, con-
sa:i lot and water IN the lot. situated on Union
s s to sXM'E S: CLARKE. at A, Morris, Book
FOR RENT--The SINAI! BRICK HOUSE
Es:a adjoining Metropolitan Hall, on Franklin st.
ka.l Also, two or three fine ROOMS in the neigh
ia 3O~st+ DENNIS < BRO. Overs
~, NTOK rs, UNDEK ST. tHAkLks
E:j HOTEL. FOR RENT.-The spacious SrOR =,
and Sns NV s. D1ks
under the St. Charles Hotel. are for rent at low
prices, to good tenants. Apply to
ia Cts 2dOors above Monumental Church.
*, FOR RENT OR LEAsE-The FlRsT
I'll: FLOOR of house on 10th street between Main
Room IS about Is by q, and TIE office in the rear is
at Richardson n Co.'S, or VIM. EXALL, at w
PETERSON
H. DE SIR 4 RLE RESIDENCE FOR
el:a SALE PRIVATELY subscriber intend
E.hIng to discontinue housekeeping. offers tor sale
his very desirable HOUSE. at the corner of I4tl
and Ross streets. The Dwelling has II rooms
closets. &c. The House is % by AZ feet, with &
large Kitchen and smoke house ATTACHED: There
are also coal and COW houses. The LOT fronts OF
Ross street and runs back $50 feet to alley The
BUILDINGS are of the best materials and nm
ished in the best style. In fact. 1t Is one OF the
most desirable Residences In the city. and for bnsI
ness professls snail men. the location is equal Il
any OF 'ef'NS WHO" (. T. WfSssF6N,
ja25-lm tFisher & Winston,) la5 Main st.
~ FOR RENT.-The large WAREHOUSE
Sf situated on Cary. between 18th and 18th stree Is
Es:I recently occupied by Mr. B. r. Dickinson Al
a tobacco factory. The house contains = large
quantity of room, and the location is near the ba
sin bank.
For further information, apply to
ia 25-ts Near Exchange Hotel.
FOR RENT.-The ROOM formerly occu
E:L rs by 100 feet, second floor is for rent. Alse
LODGING ROOM on the third fnor. For terms
| apply to JOHNSON han WOOD.
ia 25ts NO. ~ Man street.
H. SHOP ROOMS AND WATER pow
fs.a Err FOR RENTING have for rent thre
S6::A ROOMS. fronting Immediately on the Canal
eighty feet long and fifty wide. with ATE
pow r. R--the BUILDING being Of the most i'm
proved and substantial construction. with Stat
Parties desiring to locate themselves VIII do well
e"'' anu Ga ]. r. ANDERSON l. CO,
| de 28-ts Tredegar Iron Works.
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Nv Alex. Nett. AuCe.

MIGHT SALES.-WATCHEs, JEwElA-
~ AND FANCY GOODS.-Will be sold o AVe.
ton, at my store, commencing ut O'Clock. THO
night. large assortment of 6ne Gela and silver
Watches, hne yewelry. B.scslets, fancy HsEess
ware, Merlno Shirts, Drawers, Table Cloths. Cas-
slmeres, ed-Spreads. Cigars. and Fancy Goods.
no 80 ALEX. MOTT, AuOS.
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Cha NGE OF HULn Ar
- INITIATING TO PORTSMOUTH

EG.eI.r35IssNi<<STAKTING TO PORTSMOUTH
mrsaA AND NORFOLK, AND REDUC-
TON OF FARE.-The GLEN COVE and CUR
IT'S PECK WILL on and after Monday next, 3rd of
October leave the wharf at Rockets. every morn
the Glen Cove leaving every Monday. Wednesday
and Friday mornings. and the Curtis Peck every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday mornings. and
both boats return each alternate days. touc hing at
all the regu lar landings going and returning.
Passage tor the round trip, to and from Ports
mouth or Norfolk. IS. To City Point, 81
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TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL CLL-
L EGE.-Thls lnhrmary Is situated at the corner
of Marshall and College streets, an elevated and
heathful position. convenient to the Railroad De-
pots, Hotels and other centres of business. ls
the successful treatment of diseases and injuries.
and for the HoaTt OF The ssh \" persons re-
the insane and those laboring under contagious
diseases are admitted into the institution. Lying
in women are also received and carefully attended
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge OF the fro.ss.
sors Of the college, vino visit the wards daily. The
charges for Board. Medical Attendance. Nursing
and Medicine are, for Fer week.
S SsSI;d Room. sSIs
In addition to the above rates, IN cases requiring
8 Surgical Operation. by agreement with the pro-
prietors of the Bellevue Hospital a small fee ls
eesoTdnS to it's Importance The particular fee
any case may be ascertaned by apphcatlon TO eth
er Of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Ply
Ali charges payable or the removal of the pa
A At's snd WEff5kD GIBSON rErco
~, Attending r p IS TUCKER CON
Reside iei Mt Physician-EDMUNDs MASON, NJ. D.
s Sss;seh,Fi NJ / f iaRREH NJ D.
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
to the nfrmaIy; may address either the President
or the Resident Physician. ia Ply
| DELLEVUE HOSPiTAE.-rhis Institution,
| ID which has heen in successful operation for the
last years, situated on Church Hill, Rich
mond. Virginia. deiightiul, airy position, and
is furnished with every convenience conducive To
the comfort of patients and the successful treat
| ment of disease.
1t has lately under gona extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable to the accom-
| mediation OF gentlemen who may find II inconve-
| nient to lie treated at their private lodgings.
Particular attention will be paid t. the lying IN
| yards, which are peculiarly commOdlous.
| TERMS:
| Payable on the removal of the Patiently
White Patients, per week. .......-- $500 80
| Colored do. do .........--..
| Private Rooms, do. .......-.... 81 to SIS
| MA- City acceptances required for patients from
the country, unless where the parties are known tC
| one of the Physicians of the Hospital.
| This includes all charges for Board. Medical At
! tendance. Nursing and Medicine. BY an arrange
| mept with the Inf mary of the Medical College. Z
| small additional fee. ranging from ~ to ) 30, vii
be chary ed for Surgical cases. The particular sun
| may he ascertained before hand by application t.
| one Of theattendng Physicians.
| No Small Pox admitted.
IA Ne Patient received for less than week.
| The undersigned will give their personal atten
| ton to all Patients placed IN their Hospital.
| ATTENDING PHYSICIANS:
| AMES BOLTON, NJ. D., Grace ST.. between 4ti
and 5th.
door above Richmond House.
0. A. CRENSHAW, Nj. D., opposite American
VIM w. PARKER, NJ. D., Law Building, cor
ner of I2th and Franklin SITS.
c. w. +. BROCK. NJ. D., Resident Physician.
| ia -lv
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COAL, COKE, &c.

VVA1, VO&6b, &C.
goal AT $3.75.-This COAL has been extsn-
" sively used this winter, and in most caeoo AAe
given general satisfaction. 1t mikes delightful
FIRE in CRATES. Persons with small means shOaA
try il for themselves. F. COOK, ~.
Office on l4th st., next door to
ia film" Mr.. Hastings Grocery Store.
COKE. ..The price Of Coke antil further nsaise
~ will be fOows: 81 - -
SOFT LUMP COKE $1,000. 49,. 49,. 49,. 0&oD
SOFT HAL. COkE..--. .---- 49,. --.-.-... ~
HAM, COhE .." -
Orders promptly executed at Yards corner lseA
and Cary and 9Th and BY I'd streets: TeIn. essh.
de Pts JNO. J. WERTH. A9aat.
OAK AND PINE WOOl-ssasonsd AID M
" der shelter, for sale II Coke Yards:
Ian LANES y Hill I I. J2HN ". rIsaEa:
~ have entered into q CO-PARTNER0HIP, dat
ing from the 2ad day II NcveNssf, lSse. under -
on the WOOD, and COAL BUSINESS. on HasiR
bank, where all orders viii he thankfully rocoiv4d,
any orders loft with SrHBBIys 4 PulLnH: No.
l0l Broad street, or with Gao. ]. HEnaino, No. -
Main street, will be promptly attended to. b
nA. Office corner 9th street and Bassn bank. 80
TERMs.-Cash. Jam ES HILL, az
no 2l-.m JOHN W. FIGHER.
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LIFE INSURANCE, &c.
NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY

Il LONDON.
Es-,n,tsurr1N 1876 CAPITAL S6,29S. 500.
Ias, YEAR ERE and life cash premiums were re
ceiysd iy This compan ny to the amount 81 SCI 456 o.
D,,r In, same period, $40 3s2.02 Of FIRE and lite
LAWNS we're pad interest from investments.
SIS s,s77 These hsures speak volumes and show
the onward course Of the INSTITUTION; US rrha~
h't.S IS nnouestroned on either side of the ATTAIN
t u.sS Mr. tie,ty, the principal american agent
ns.ss no fy.si copin,smdat.on '-THeket'S Insnr-
az Far Insurance IN the above company, apply to
f"' COOKE & CLOSE. Agents,
Office on 18th st. IN Exchange Hotel
Build NJ. Richmond Va.
IA Losses prompts adjusted and paid without
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,,,,.NOND AGENCY or THE SOUTH
II ERN ,,cvc.~rr ~nup.uv
~,,,N..i ~, "a. J,eisintgrs of Virginia ~ 1854
CupitaI..S3J0,0 900.
HOME OFFICE. ALEXANDRIA. VA,
Ipeures on the Cash and Mutual Plan.
HENRY W. THOMAS angus r. BLAKEY.
= = !, p mr. z rSON JAMES Il. CLOSE,
IN SavGSTFR WIN. d. MASSEY,
~ q II STABLER. THOMAS 4. HILL.
rruuptsr;R MALE, RICH'D II. CARTER,
: N ! lpSCOMB, ROBT F. LESTER,
SIl AS BIGLOW, 81 81 nh1]
WN Nj. TURNER, VIM. WhiUhl'
HENRY W. THOMAS, President.
r b ROBERTSON, Vice President.
THOS T. HILL, Treasurer.
WN WRIGHT. Secretary.
iaS. Il. CLOSE, Actuary and General Agent.
Apnhcatnns for Insurance granted and poilcies
issued and renewed on the most favorable terms,
in tbs above Company, at our ONCE ,v
l.. 6. CLOSE,
~. en- Richmond, Va.
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~ CR Z w Z O N. = -
W STEAM SOAP AND CANDLE MANU-

Invite the attention Of dealsIs, especially tho
family grocegs. T. our brand Of Brown soar; k
common eosp, tmuch Of which 10 msdo fFoN -
oi and Yet will sell 1t ahcus the eAeo Dgseoa .
has to be paid for much Nferl0e srticjos Al 3
large STOCK Of bieached TAI Low CANDLES,
full wsishts. which vs viii ell . ~ 1sse -
cOmmodating terma. We respectfully oo1iQit q,
examination Of our stock, believing thai Ve e0o
make il to your interest to DAtroniSe AoHe uAnu-
tAetufe. h0-1V
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UMB II. l. u NJ Ii f II.
II White Pine, from 4 inch to Il inches thick.

l. White Pine, from x inch to i inches thick.
S # #:5:;'' !: ~ !: ; !: !:
Oak; Poplar, Button Wood, Flooring, Scanting,
Shingles Yellow Pine and Hay. For sale, on ac
''"'"A' EDWARD Z. DUDLEY.
10Th street, between Main and Franklin.
ENCOURAGE HOME .iANUFACTLKES.
T. Double Refined Steam Candes.-My factory is
complete. and by far the largest establishment CT
to offer to the trade Of Virginia, North Carolina
and Tennessee. and also to the city grocers, an ar
Candy. warranted to stand in any eli nate, much
below the Northern price, for an article of like
Call and examine it. at my factory. No 50 Nam
street. LOUIS j. BOSSlEUX.
TRUSTEES NOTICE.-C. BoErcHER has, by
his deed of this date, (which is of record IN the
Clerks Office of the Hastings Court Of the City Of
fit of his creditors. all of his stock of Trimmings
and goods of every descript IN his store, No us
have appointed him my agent to make sale, pri
ratsiy of the stock hand and to collect the debts
that are due.
Persons ,cantin9 goods in the Ty,mmins and
Fancy line, UiH md 1t to their interest to make
as the S"iri.i F. nv" WATs s5S.Ff
Richmond. 3lst December. 1859. ia 2-lm
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS. 1--WE have re-
Il ceived our spring supply Of Garden Seeds. com
prlsins the usual Varleties lhey are warranted
fresh ana reliable, and true to their kinds. For
| sale by A. BOD kKER 4 CO., Druggists.
Main street. near Old Market.
EREsH GARDEN SEED.--By Adams Ex-
l. press and steamers. we are IN receipt OF our
spring supply Of fresh Garden Seeds, OF superior
quality, from Thorturn Il Co, New York. to
which we invite the attention Of those wanting a
first rate aTticls. GEO. WATT CO.,
Franklin. near Wall street.
BARGAINS OvERCOATS.-Ou stock OF
ID fine Beaver. Pilot Cashmere and Cloth Over
ats mno fAf, ltSqV ia Nos
and must be reduced. We therefore offer great
Inducements tn purchasers.
KEEN, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS.
DOYS' AND YOUTHS CLOTHlNG.-we
ID are selling all kinds of Boys, and Youths Win
want Will u KEEN Ef. 10 B ia 1i WILLIAMS.
| % ECElvING THIS MORNING, JAN 80
IL 1850 LOO pieces of those tip top "a undressed
Bleached Cottons At l2s cents, the cheapest goods
80 ''' ''' - ALFRED MoiEs. IS Main st.
| DR. + BUTTER Just In hand y No. I arti-
| 4 Gle Of Roll and Goshen Butter; very superior
| finest quality. BROOKE PLEASANrS.
| Asent, No. , Man street. corner 1th.
GENUINE KEROSiNE OH From Aus Az.
| NJ tins, New York we haze this Oil Tor sale,
| JAS H. PEARCE 4 CO. pruggigts.
| Cor. 9th and Broad sts.
| CHAVING sOA P.-GueIiain's celebrated
Shaving Soap; also the be;t S r vresm' io'
No. 81 Main street Richmond.
| ORAN0E0 AND LERiON9.-Juss received
Yin rrine order. 3 large lot Of Oranges aqd Len-
TA'A ssPz Ssis f. No i S.s e
OnDDLs. ASSORTED APPLIES fw ssle i
! SV 4. ANTONf'0 Z
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

AA ATTENTi0N, G "a A = !,
E:& AND CHALYBkATE SPRINGS FOR
SALE -rhcse Springs are situated in close prox-
unity 10 the Lexington and Buchanan Turnpike.
distant eig hit miles from Lexington lxteen from
Buchanan and eigh hit from the Natural Bridge; IN
a location remarkable for it's S0tnbrtty. cool and
pleasant during even the hottest months ot summer
and possessn. every natural advantage necessary
to ma Ike it one of the most popular SU MMER Re
SORTS in the state.
The SULPHUR WATER is pronounced by com-
pstent Judges to be eqr"lt # not superior to any IN
the State and in temperature resembles the Rock
prId.e Cold sulphur. rhe rR ACT of LAND. CON
sistns Of 100 acres cleared and under ca tivation,
Springs. ,,
TERMs.-One- third cash. balance in and years,
interest from date. city property Will be taken
Al Apply 70 F.. d. EACHO.
in ~ 62wcwlm l4th ST.. near Exchange Hotel.
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IT, NOTICE.-The steamer L RTIN
HPECR will, after MONDAY next,
1<1ez<x1<se 5th inst, discontinue running be-
tween this, Portsmouth and Norfolk, until fur
Their notice.
The steamer GLEN COVE. Capt T. c. CLIFFORD,
will continue the regular run between this Ports
mouth and Norfolk. leaving the wharf at Rockets
regularly, every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY MORNINGS, at 81 precisely, and re-
.urn each alternate day, Sunday excepted, J leav-
ing Norfolk at the same hour.
de It's X, o. HASKTNS
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C!oIn!19 ~ cIS1A19e SS.-uY 49, =
2 +: c''s''fs 4: s;Ir'''''s !: 1l!sx. ~:
y sssSa. 9 - A. - = :.
YAH ii's|,. y 81 sllaSs
e t::s s:.s1 : EEsas $ 81 8
4: :ss 8: :s:s. - ss1''S
mf es::,ss:; j:%s: w1ssa Sc 49, ssSSSs.
SShE;iNs f. il (: ::s s: $50; 80:
Is g: iie: .:|:s: |. e IS, ~
TssssI Sns.s s srS,sstsy z = 1!.es1.
70 mc.sh: g. .ssss.aSss noes, Snses ,sss 3
ts.s. and insurance ier - : = sss 81 = -
jas eoDDlN . AprEason.,A..s.. Z.
Dunlop. Me.esre 9 Co., 1seS,s. = !.
C4Es sssss s AZ xtc III s,CSaS .ASsP NJ
the let Sf February: ccnnsonse q : &C.,. =:
. 81. Ell :: :s s.S f.ss:;1
'.l;s'i q: siS sElst.s :sss Pom l.
40 SS;; i I'D i half barrels choice quality MO-
= hhds Cuba SUGAR: So krs1e,
20 hhds. Muscovado MOLASSE3. ie.zsra
T1RMs.-Under i0v, cash over that Auaount,
months credit: for approved negotiable DAsef. -.
n. Sale without regard TO Westher, snl will
Ms.:s sss:
Rio Coffee. sIs- = - 4 b ~ 4
ia Is DUNLOP. MoNcURE 4 CO.. Asst's.
BY Crenshaw Z Cs., Ascs'S. 717ls
9 O0O BAGS RIO COFFEE AT AUC.
Cs,UO TlON:-On "WEDNESDAY. the ist day
Of February next, we Will sell At 90! va.eAoee0,
Messrs, DUNLOP. MONcuEE l. Co.'s sale Il QUga1
and MOlasses, the cargo Of the bark faAnlo Cr0n-
shaw just arrived direct FROM Rio Jansro. oonsiss-
ing of -
and selected expressly for this msShet. -
Samples of this COFFEE are nov at oar 0lDoOe
ard can be seen any time previous 70 TIE saio. as
Will be added - sTs.I-I1 ii ~
lO0 bbls L ExtraSrGAR. g, -.
50 bags Laguayra and Santos COfFEE.
~ bags Old Government lava COFFEE.
half pipes FRENCH BRANDY, pare. -
Ito bOxo. Adamant,ne CAN DIES. -
THRMs.-Under 8 loo. cash; over ol0O, mOnthD'
credit, for approved negOtaOl paper. -. :
jas CkENSHAW CO. kichmond. We.
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NOR SALE.-I have for sale two half acre
/ LOTS on Grace and Broad streets. tentlre.o or
divided into smaller lots next to Mortons flower
Garden; an excellent GARDENER, and a superior
MORGAN HORSE. very SNOWY IN harness a" u, on
parade; and for rent two SEATS in Pew No. IL IN
81. Paul's Church. I will take occasion to correct
an impression hch am informed is a very prev
alent enc, that had discontinued the practice OF
Nj ediclne and Surgery. -
ia Z3-lm j. N BROOChc, M. D'
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ROSCOE 3. HEATH,} com,r,
CHAS. T. FRIEND, { ooi' ID
GoDDIN 4 APPERsON. Auc:s. ia l2-tds
BY James NJ. Taylor T. Son, Aucrs.


FIVE EALUABLA HUiLDlNG LOTS. ON
cA Myth AZ wifi ANR
$50, co "s se at oe,oek p NJ, i've valua6s
Building Lots. on the east of 9th street. between
Marshall and Clay streets. fronting on said 9th
street 50 35 feet each. and running back 100 feet
This property, from ITS location in srapldly i'm
business portion of the city. renders them as desi
Tabie for building purposes as any Lots now to be
TERMs.-One- fifth cash; the balance at &, IL. Is,
and u months. for negotiable notes: with interest
added and occurred by trust deeds Taxes for 1860
70 a. padd 0 'D JAS Il. Taylor SON. Aucts
VALUABLE KEAL ESTATE ON BROAD
STREET: AT AUCTloN.-Wlll he soil, on
?. NJ, that valuable real estate with large Cot
tage Building thereon) adjoining the. African
runs back $50 feet to an alley, and will be, if de-
sired, divided into two lots of 30 feet each The
location of this property renders it very valuable
TERMs.-Ons fourth cash; the balance at s, IL and
snd s {, Sse s
Jas 10 ''N JAS. ii. TASLoR son, Auct..
VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT
STR ETs. FOR. SALE AT AGCTioN.-The
purchaser. intending to improye elseg here, will
ssh of February. commencing at O'clock ?. NJ.
the valuable real estate located at the southeast
opposite to S. James Church and now in the oc
cupancy of Dr. W. Grebe. The improvements are
a large Brick Dwelling. having SIX rooms above
the basement. with the usual cOnvenieRces
The property will be sold as follows;
The House. with Nta feet of ground fronting on
9Th street, and running back Us to an ailes the va
cant corner Lot fronting q feet, and running back
as above; and two other Lots, fronting 10 feet
each. and running back the same depth. This
property, Owing to its cOntIg uity to the Second
| Market, is particularly adapted for business
| stands.
| TERMs-For the house and lot. one fourth cash
the balance at g. H. and Is months, for negotiable
notes, with interest added, and secured BY trust
deed; for the vacant properly, One-third cash
the balance at and IL months. for negotiable
notes ing inter and secured as above The
taxes for 1850 to be paid by the purchasers pa,
of the property will be exhibited the day of sale
jaA JAS. NJ. TAYLOR son, Auct's.
| VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 9Th
ANDCLAY STREETSA AT AUCTION.-Wi
he sold upon the premises on WEDNESDAI, tht
8th day of February, commencing Immediately ar
| ter the sale of the property 9Th and Marshal
streers say at IA O'Clock, the valuable property 10
Gated at the south~ est corner of CLAY and 9Th SITS
feet with the privilege of an alley feet wide. 1
| back as above.
| The location of this property makes it valuable
| for small sized business stands. Persons desiring
| to secure such property would do well to atten'
| this sale.
TERMs.-One- fourth cash. The balance at 9, I
| and Is months. for negotiable notes with interes
| added, and secured by a trust decd. he taxes 10
| 1860 tO be paid nv the purchaser.
ja24 JAS. M.TAYLOR & SONS, Auc's.
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A., FOR SALE-A nice TENEMENT, con-
La: tanning rooms and kitchen, with good sized
aa::i lot, and water IN the lot. situated on Union
Hill, near Unen Station. Apply on the premises,
or to SAM'L s. CLARKE, at A. Morris Book
Store. ia 25-3taw2w
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