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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-14

THE ExEHCISES OF the 3UB4CRl.
PAY Is. 18Th q January. isse a The head Of tie
Mschanicsvills Turnpike. in Hanover county. Va.
the same as last 's'jSH EW pfs;' n
il s-da.cwn.
Tee iCHMOND FEMALE INSTl-
daughters 81 Trsn's and the south The be:s "a
clhsies for the requirement of a thorough and
e ars :i: and
and two of them Masters Of Arts Of the University.
q. ,ha, Young sds Should study It nv,es com
parison with the most prominent seminaries in
q but the rs ct
| week: Of January or At the middle Of February,
TKRMstoSE MALT IN ApvANcR.)
beara, ,nciuaing eVer}thihs''.~ '".'....-. $50
French. Music, Drawing &c. usual g extra su "a
ss';s:H Sss'fn ws ss'f .fg
AND ENGiisH. ). EST 81 siGA
MONp.cThe subscriber offers to his friends a
HOME for their sons in his own family, and hopes
By devo.ing his energies to the Improvement Of his
pupils. in PREPARING them for business College.
SblSWlCk IL unusually healthy.
The exercises Of the school win be resumed,
Tuition from s25 to $50.
Board. INCLUDING table, rooms. fuel, light and
land; Dr.. ,. j., Dayal. Heniico: Dr. 5. Coates Coates
w
ton Goddn. Esq, Richmond.
ia 9-lm* GEO, G. EXAII, A. NJ
SCHOOL NOTICE.-rhe next session of the
- SCHOOL At my house will commence on MON
DAY the 9th of January. and continue ten months.
half annually. ~
Pupils entrusted to my care will be considered as
members OF my family, and receive the same at
tention as my own children. w. b. SYDNOR.
HANOVER. Dec n. 1889. de 30-2aw4w
no PARENTS AND q "A KDIA AS OF
RICHMOND. VA.-A select CLASSICAL and
MATHEMATICAL MALE SCHOOL, opens on
Mill ACADEMY,, in Buekinfh ham county Va,
THOS. J. GARDEN, A. NJ, Principal. TERMS
FOR ~ MoNTHs-Sto Tuition. and 500 for boned,
&c. No extras. Only Is scholars taken. N6ne
need apply who cannot give testimonials of good
moral habits. either by reference or certificate
Those who desire to have their sons or wards at
SCHOOL under good discipline and where they
will be free from the haunts OF vice and ssira-
ton, Will have an opportunity of entering them by
applying soon. Only few more pupils can be re-
ceived.
>, For in formation, apply to G. H. BARKSDALE,
Esq, Of the hrm OF Barksdale l. Brother. Shockoe
Slip. Richmond. Va. Oc29-tlP
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From HAVANA.

CHARLESTON, Jan. l3.-The Isabel has ar
rived vi dates from Havana 10 the 10th inst.
! BE- new sugar crop was arriving freely, but
10 sales h al been made. The arrivals OF mo-
iAsses were light
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Pennsylvania Legislature.

HARRISBURG, Jan. l3-ResuIutions appro-
wing tue course Of the Pennsylvania Repre-
seuiauyeS IN Congress, opposing me Admins
trstiou IN he contest fer SpeakerShip, and de-
Caring Pennsylvania true 10 the Constitu ton
and The uluu passed the Senate to-day. and
II their second reading IN the House.
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InslAn,. Brrrch LoGdiu. Kifle.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l3.-The War Depart
mrnt has ordered from The Inventor Il thou
slud II Jusiyus breech- leading carbines. az
Ter = severe lest of its merits by Board of
Oaicers. The Navy Department had pre-
y.ousi, ordered five hundred rifles on the
s;une principle for tests for the service.
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BY 1hOS. W. heeSee. .Auct.,
(Ofice corner 18th and Cary streets.)

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUA BLE
] SLAVES AND TOBACCO FACTORY FIX.
TUHES.-9y virtue of a deed of trust. executed
to me b, BENJAMIN f. Dickinson, on the 10th day
Of the present month. ard OF record in the Clerk $
Office of ihe Hastings Court OF Richmond city. |
shall sell at Public auction. on WEDNESDAY
next 18Th inst mt, (sale commencing at II o'cock.
a NJ, at the Factory heretofore OCCUPIED By said
the following property. viz SIX SLAVES, some
of them very valuable. and all the TOBACCO
FIXTURES in said Factory consisting of large
assortment of FLATTENING PRESSES. BOX
PRESSES. HOGSHEAD PRESSES. FLATTEN
ING MILLS. BANDS. STOVES, BARS, and all
the FIXTURES used in the manufacture OF to-
bacco. The fixtures are all in excellent order.
LAW. :. MARYE. Trustee.
'TU0s. w kFFxrE Auct in IL dt1s
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John GEORGE GIBSON. BUILDERS,
81 4 lEHM0Au. VA. wound snectfuilx info

John GEORGE GIBSON. BUILDERS,
y RICHMOND, VA. would respectfully inform
estabishm mt. at the corner Of Cary and CT ss.,
recently destroyed by fre,) has been rebuilt in
substantial manner. and that they are now pre-.
pared 10 resume operations IN their department of
business on an extensive scale. To this end they
aSs with sS I'll tha ff ss
the ' Of CARfENTKY WORK IN It's
Their new Saw Mills on Mayo's Island are now
completed on such a scale of capacity as will enahle
for building tmbers. The mills are of the largest
and most approved kind built by George Page Il
oo ara esvng w IN hons
dred horse power, was built by John James Inr-
nef Of thus CITY They have on hand several RATS
to get continuous supply, and are prepared to fill
all orders promptly. at reasonable prices and on
able mechanic to work their luth machine, and will
furnish p asterers laths in any quantity that may
They will. as heretofore, furnl sl PLANS and KS
riMArEs ior buildings and other improvements,
and will contract for the erection and completion
of the same, in the city or county.
For the Liberal patronage extended to them in
past years by the citizens of Richmond and other
PORTIONS of the State, they beg leave to express
their grateful thanks, and assure them that they
Will endeavor by every means In their power to
merit continuance Of their favor and confidence.
ia 3d5w
E EN- HSy R!Essi y, at IA.
Store yon can ALWAYS find large and desirable
stock OF Dry Goods, all of which have been marked
down at the very lowest cash prices. His stock Of
Housekeeping Goods is at present very large, and
White Linen Table Damask; Bleached and I'm
bleached Cotton Sheetngs; Linen Sheetings; Pill
cts apiece. vel! Worth ' l cs: o Also. Napkins Of
kr. 1Ia higher sradsss Levels dPss s
shr,inss; fine Write Marseiiles quill. and Bed
Blankets Be sure to go to LEWIS and purchase
all your Dry Goods q MS store as he is determined
q ~ fq vnr AL hat A n
undoubtedly selling the cheapest goods in the city.
HOME INDUSTRY.-We take pleasure in
IL informing all who are disposed to encourage
home industry; that we are now prepared, in adj
ditOn to our Cloak manufactory. to make to Ordor
Shirts, which we viii guarantee to ft well and to
be well made. Az soon, as it is possible to have
sale. Meanwhile. we will take orders and have
them made up at short notice; Al the work done
snd CAN q 70 order az
We have ffie e ~
GREEAT BARGAINS IN RICH DRESS
-! GOODS, for cash, until lst Ma!ch:-We offer
inns; Printed and Plain MsrinoI;. Vnlsntis. and
shawl: and Il snd bsIo~ c oos
for cash, 70 reduce stock by lst March. 4 rare OBJ
!, x here offered The ladies' Of
'' fE&kiNs &c c6 sne No. :si il, Eaxl. Square.
VENISON. BUTTER, FLOUR, Ac.-soo ib..
bt M snS E sna ks Fa aat
100 bushels 6ne Mercer Potatoes 8 boxes Pine AZ.
. c:i.s s b Green and rs. Fl Az sH
jaS--ts Successor TO Dandridss Hart.
/ ATHS. LATHS. LATHs, :. We arc pTssa1:
Cd to . n :. % whs ~ ns sS
attention or piasterers sad othsvs. AS we VIII sell
tas. = che low PRICE Of GED GiBsos
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Relief iar the Jew. OF Morocco.

NEW YORK, Ian. - The ship Levant leaves
ere on Monday for Gibraltar. with relief for
he Jews who were driven from Morocco. She
Is commanded by Capt. Mores. OF Charles ton
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RaitimoreCa.tie Market,

btL1 MORE, Jan. 12.-BeeI CattIe-The offerings
'ue scales TO das amounted 10 9i5 head OF the
L4miT' oieted DO head were driven tn Philadel-
a. l0 left over unsoid. and the remainder pur-
chased Us Baltimore butchers and packers at prices
'ah-lhs .m - to - IS per loo lbs. gross averag
M - 3, BENG advance OF 1879 cents on the
Iasi OF last week. There were but few sales AZ the
sl.s.de quotation.
SAeep-The supply is small, and with better de-
'"'N prices nave an Improving tendency sales
ave teen made this week az S3a SIS per 100 lbs
tia.s ~ = quality.
! HOS lie supply has been iight. and prices are
eIIc SAFES al 81 3517 50 per 100 lbs. rs To quality.
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Proceedings of Congress-.

WAsniSGroN Jan. l3.-The House proceed
ings today were OF no importance. Mr.. PEN
n.ngt0u proposed Il resolution tor the adop-
non Of the plurality rule: whereupon points
Of order were raised, and the House adjourned
% Monday
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Donation to the Lawrence Sufferers.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l3.-The Corn Ex-
char g of this city, this morning donated So. o
20 he lawrence sufferers. / is the frs move.
llen III the city.
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kecninfs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l3.-The receipts of the
= Treasury for the last week from all
1urces, We're about S2,GOoupO making Il total
inject ~ draft Of about St, $4,000.
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T Remaining in the 11cH-
II MOND POST OFFICE, on the 18th day Of jan
uary, 1850.
M Published by authority Of Act Of Congress. IN
the newspaper having the largest circulation In the
District where printed.
m. Persons calling for letters IN this List, will
please Say they are ApvKKTtsID.
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E .hsr notice X. YoRkrSwNyn s., fun
mons .S.yr ssTHR IA say :, NsT YSTt for
kAsb EsTowN' cagtaia sklsssa; every IS ED
e. ehns 3, .aa end
jaD-ta LUDLAM L WATSON.
,NNAAT EAHSe s steaMe4 soeIS G0HNMf =
Gsp tai THo: TRAyEEs, will receive freight on
CkDAI the 18th inst.
Passave and fare IS.
Freight taken to Boston, via Baltimore, at low
rates. with great dispatch
40 hogsheads taken this trip unless engaged.
IL eocE a arg f9 hour n1' o sSe
ture.
Tickets for passage procured either at our Office
IN the slip. opposite Columbian Hotel, or at the
ia l2-st DAVID & WIN. cURRIE.
.fE4t FOR Pr IA ELPM!A,
vANia. Capt DAVID TRvAL. Snow 4 now re- e.
5snunfy !ssa 1t fna o e ss NJ on
s assy n1y2F As
ia Pot Rockets
go fsst-s.iI,ns schooner RoslENEATH, Capt
enease ed and going on board, will have quick dis
PATH Its a0f balance Of pH ss'if' S'eT to cusRE
rs FOR PHtLADELFHIA.-T reyu-
go lar packet schooner 70. p. KING. LETDs.
e--<f's master. having a porten of her cargo en-
gagged and soing on board. will lave:dlspatch. For
remainder. apply to w. d. COLQU ITT CO.
ia lot
AE> FOR BALTI NOR E.--The regular
LTGSe packet schooner MIGNIONETTE, Can't.
'H7zsH TALL. hav ing the greater portion of her
cargo engaged and going on board, will have quick
isiss; For ''"'H4MsF bb'FH5; t e CO.
MS FOR NEW YORK-FIRST VESSEL.
&L1& Richmond ard New York Line Of Packets,
. -. The superior fast sailing sehr. WyTHE. ].
b. Tut TIE. master, having portion of her cargo
engaged and going on board, will have quick dis
patch For balance of freight apply to
ia its DAVID WM. CURRIE.
IT NOTICE.-The steamer CT RTIS
E.szstsEEpECK will; after MONDAY next,
= 9Th inst, discontinue running be-
tween this, Portsmouth and Norfolk, until fur
ther 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
TTeSSqq,ha,ly every syey MS0N.DAY: WEDNESDAY and
fRlDA! MORNINGS. at Ga precisely. and re-
turn each alternate day, Sunday excepted Ieav-
Ing Norfolk at the same hour.
de It's q HASKTNC
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Il he fla BAHIA NriunrracN
Dealt oil n athoti,, priaSt

MoHTGoNERY. Jan. i3-The Convention il
10" working smoothly. MIR, Forsy III and the
delegation from Mobile have obtained seats
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Northern '.arsrts-IBy TELEGRAPH.

fhlLADELrHIA. Jan. l3.-Rev. James Ryder,
Formerly President of the Georgetown Col
leee, died last night
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ooA: i0ok. LoOk. AT GOODS
GN.iS 25 BROAD STREET. The hes, qaslity
g.ts ace IN iront 81. cents hsndsonne eF Emu
CT".eied lidkis. tIs'4 cents; rich Emhrolde red
:, IN ~ - cents. worth - 5o White Tarlatsns
-. cents; ether Sly les Of Bleached and Brown
x,,'hs At reduced prices; Irish Linens at so cts.
"g,H, q. Cambrlc ind SWISS Edgngs and Insert
tamotic Bands; Blsck silks: White t' al and Red
:, 'sHns,s, Dress and Cloak TRIMMINGS $50 Cloaks
sG5 5'st' sacrihce Hoop Skirts Thread Laces
Vpe..e-t,Hsa' shirt Bosoms; Millinery goods !;
FSatss Grass Linen, and other style OF
a r,s ~ Sf.e "t of Artificial Flowers. to be sold
Ind 1911 ntL ~ thelf value. The goods must be sold,
.reh ~, n,.eI 'hhn remove them, will he offered at
CT p,aSes As 10 convince persons they are sold at
''Ahs Instances without regard to cost.
r, 0OLisMfT, 305 Broad street.
pAkk>& MINER,
"hOLtSALE GROCERS AND PROVISION
1,,, DEALERS.
oFaf' a. ssTEstr, WALLACE Sons OLD sTAsp,)
~ ~ me trade Vn reasonable terms,
IL IS ,has hew Bacon HAMS
MO 90, new Breast, Shoulder and Side BA
It IBIS. Mess PORK.
. iits. Baltimore (,,rued pEEE
!, ih.s. bakers BCTTER Dfhr'
~ ~ bbls. new No. IAKD
sss and Fne and apsIs sd eH E BETTkR.
l ~ i , sperm and Tailow CANDLEs.
So t "ses Toilet and Brown SOAP.
l,% oyis' Refined SUGAR. ali Grades.
ICES, &c. ''N'' VINES Li0 ooA''
,..''- good quality CIGARS.
\ gHHp ssIlOak Or FKEAH GOODS Al
pRIcchsrAcI u, REFLECTIONS FROM FORMER
,IWt'iFS, S y rT,HERN IMPORTING HOUSE -
ecsraan55 evJIHERLAND. Ma. la2 Main street,
siss Rte e. iSs nis1 q and dealer il Guns,
sllcs pnei adding. and Sporting Articles Of ali
Tackle is1cke, Cutlery, Walking Canes, Fishing
uiy and an &c. Colts Reyoivers in any GUAM
q the that at the sixth annual exhibition
seEsesd 'eq states Agricultural Society, held NJ
biopzs NJ a. October. 1858. one Silver and three
h.t. nI..sani,AaSD, Of Richmond, Va, for Guns.
BEN pe s hlhes. TsscH TILGHMiN, Pres't.
'thLsr PooRn, sec'y.
w niitW9IOas AND WINES. WINSTON
tsep eon.sah,so' corner Of Cary and Pearl SITS,
ble6 Haahty on hand the finest old London
~ 10th oss and Otafd Dupay 4 Go, BRAN
''@iausd 81 .' ahd dark; finest old WHISTLE
.a9 XIII oss rsskANsDiEs; lines. old West India RUM
q Lguo,, - ~ wtth large assortment of 9TH
Sa9esst cp t, ~ =, we have i0O baskets o! the
fea vi N;FtaA,aMrAGsEs; Madeira, sherry and
nppIisa go; "a dtaush,, which we are canstrntIy
esn le ith For sale a. low mr. sim;isr s,s,ds
Gy..-N'"'~ss is. do IS--ltn
y Corr a OyERCOATs,-DAR
tise st.et H,Ahk!s A. Co. nave ,st an hand .
aesty az, u w EkcOATS, and NJ ,he season. Is
ali in 1s aas, vi, sell them cary tsm. Nc ad-
~A' DIRPXsr.nifistTr'y =. ws gre dste rnined
Slecsss.,. No. liz EaIu street,
Iloi, $500, 70 Merchant, We.sirer s co.
iEh -e,a4t4t,is 90 mad -
"oeAffHYs az Broaa street.
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RICH MOND MADE

x-.x~=> PIANOS, &c.-F. POLSTER, corner
UfEV ,as sent for VIM: Knsbe 4 Co.. of Balti-
more, for the sale of PIANOS. other Musical In
struments, and other a'tices in the same line:
grand and square PIANOS made BY his said prin-
clpais: and. for cash. VIOIINS, GUITARS, BAN
JOS, ITALIAN STRINGS, &c, OF direct umpor.
tatlon, or Southern manufacture. wholesale and
retail. Pianos hired out, tuned and repaired.
Ia az
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SECOND DISPATCH.

,.,,.~Aroils. Jan. I3.---The Democratic
80. Ctavrntiou adjourned this evening. A
.,s,o-,iy Of the candidates on The State ticket
Ia -. favor OF The Administration. Resolu-
IONS were adopted ia favor OF strict con-
r.s.,,o of the Constitution. and, that ft
-. ,..@,ei,ent 10 exercise doubtful Consti-
.,t,.uaI pnwers and endorsing the principles
- -rcqoic laws n establishing the Kansas
Nebraska sct
rae Convention also adopted a call on the
,,.r'n,rafi, members of the House TO stand
-, h, the REGULAR Democratic nominee; in
49, ~ the honorable and peaceful acfuisi
,1n, NJ Cuba denounce the laws recently en-
E..a IN Massachusetts regarding foreign clti-
ycns. wish for the success of BuchaEan's adj
Jnin.strauou, instruct their delegates To
t,s.-i..tnn 10 cast their votes as a unit for
l,otglas deuounCe the Harper. Ferry raid ;
t,vrr glytnc lands 20 actual settlers; oppose
he r..opcnius of the slave trade; and endorse
,he,'Iuclnna;i platform
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.Hs Cha NGE OF HUIn An
80 . ? = sssez.issTARTING TO PORTSMOUTH

NVHFUIk 4, ANU KEDTT-
TON Of FARE.-The GLEN COVE and CUR
October, leave the wharf at Rockets every morn
ing SUNDAYS excepted, at 61s O'Clock, precisely
tine Glen Cove LEAVING every Monday, Wedn esday
and Friday mornings, and the Curtis Peck every
Tuesday. Thursdsy and Saturday mornings. and
both boats return each alternate days. touching at
81. the regu lar landings going and returning
Passage for the round trip, to and from Ports
mouth or Norfolk. SIS. To City Point, 81.
r. O. HASKTNS
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VIRGINIA STOVES! VIRGINIA
STOVES!! VIRGINIA Stoves:
RICHMOND STOVE WORKS,
ESTA BLISHED IN 1881
a s A S y y ID L Il
Manufactpres a. this celebrated

u.,.; Asa IDEK
CYLINDER. BOX, 4 4 OR and C;doKING
STOVES of the most .es rable ST. les and q supe-
H fs S9sdes afi AdL6w Was
MIGRANTS, SINKS, &c. &c, and most descrip-
The proprietor is CONVINCED that sufficient appre-
ciative patrons could he found in his market who
would pay the value OF eood article to Justify him
IN the use Of the best mate rials and in the employ
ment Of competent mechanics. 1tro-thirds Of the
moxldsrs employed ON these Stores Vtrgiaians.
rho hare learned their trade at these ,ccrks.
These Stoves have been gradually gaining favor
until they have become the most popular Of any in
Their superior strength and simplicity OF ope
ration peculiarly fits them for the Of servants.
REPAIRING PLATES promptly supplied.
Timers and Stove de alers thr0ue bout the South
ASA SNYDER. Richmond. Va
Reta MM a. PiG 8 by Nessrs c p rAtE
i j and GAM < Mo HH IS Il E bAR'AS'N
de O-dlmcw3m
CHOCkOE MILL RICHMOND GROUND
- PLASTER.-The subscriber has earnestly la
bored for the past four years. to exclude Northern
Ground Plaster, by the establishment Of Home
ceived from the North, and Claims a perfect sue
cess. He bess leave to return his grateful thanks
to hs $ patrons and asks to sioIm all
His stock, Of Lump is heavy, lbassd upon the
quarries with special reference to its richness in
shall be sustained at every effort and cost. and he
asks only An experimental trial Of those who have
not made Application Of this calmable Fertilizer.
JOHN H. CLAIBORNE, No. II Pearl st.
ia 3-3m
nHDS. PRIME Bacon Sides. city cured, new;
81 10 hhds. prime Shoulders: hhds. prime
Hams. new; 10 boxes Dried Beef Tongues; II bhs.
Rump Pork; 30 bbls No. Alewves; 100 bb!s. No.
Cross Herrinss; 800 bbls. No. l Cut Herrngs; 50
half bs. No. Cut Herrings: No ]. 2 and 3 Mscke
rel, In KITS bbls, and half bbls.; Ou0 bhs. James
River Cement: 6oO bhls. Rosendall Cement; 400
bbls. Calcined Plaster. 6ne and supefline; lsdDO
bushels Plastering Hair; go bhls Rockland Lime;
loo bales prime shipping Hay 90 bushels Penn
syivania Oats Loo bushels Old Corn 90 bush
els prime Mercer Potatoes; 900 bushels Shipstud
LOCO bushels BTownstnG: for sale, on c9nngn-
ment BY RRIDGFORD Co. on the Dock.
GREAT BARGA1NS.-CHAS. A. GwAT-
" KIN, opposite Exchange Bank, will sell great
bargains, preparatory to removal. in Rich En-
bToderiss. CoIlsrs. Sleeves. Bands. Edsinss,
printed Dclanes, Caieoss. Frsach and Americnn
black and solorsd Sake Carpets Of tho hest quail
~, Hoop Ekirts. Blsached Gotten and Irish Ian
ens, Checks. 6inghams and Plaids, Shawn. Ciosia
and Comforts, Gloves and Hosiery. RihAOrs. ysrv
cheap, Ksrssys. Blankets. &C., Ftsnnels or NE
hest make An es!ly call 10 solicited
G. A. GWATklN. 0ppostte Exchange Bank.
FLOUR .-:o0 bills sapsr6ne; 50 do. Extra: rs do.
l. Family; ioT sale 20 lots to suit purchasers, By
EDWIN WORKMAN CO.
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VIRG GINA
BURNING AND LCBRlCATING
COAL OILS.
The great KANAWHA COAL AND OIL COM
PANY. CONSISTING of native citizens of our own
State, has appointed us Agents Tor the sale of
their
JUSTLY CELEBRATED
BURNING AND LUBRICATING
COAL OILS.
the quality of which is warranted pure and unadu:-
terated.
We invite the attention of apothecaries and
dealers threus hout the State to our supply, which
Will he large. and sold By wholesale only, at the
lowest factory prices.
Its EOOCH & ECHOIS
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By Dickinson, Hill 4 Co., Auct's.

SALECE SLAVE -
- In conformity with decree of the Circuit
Court of the city of Richmond. pronounced on the
9Th instant. salt therein depending Of Peasants
and others rs. Jones' Administrator ard others, |!
will. as sre c.al Commissioner. sell to the highest
bidder for cash. on the 18th day of this month, at
the auction store OF Dickinson. Hi. & Co. four
likely NEGRO MEN, and WOMAN, with a
CHILD about three months cd. Three of these
Men first rate Wagon Drivers Sale to com
nence at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
P. JONES. Commissioner.
Sale by DICKINSON, HILL Co., Aucts.
in l2-dtds
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NcJTIIsCJEs- Tad FAAEsNNE:Es APP MEH;

~ CHANTS WRo Use AND bEAI IN
GROUND PLASTER.-Ws would. call your spe-
Ssss WINDSOR soFT Blue PIAs f1a p sae
chased with special reference to the interest Oftks
farmer and the TRADE generally.
From our long Experience IN the husiness and Civ
ing il our personal sesng that evory ar-
rel well coopsrsd and in good sAippins ordef and
the Plaster thoroushly pulve!i zed--ws hazard mo-
thing in saying that i will he to your interest 10
give NJ call. Farmers sending bags will he fur
count to the trade. References Edmond, DnycS.
port Co. Jss 3 hptsf, a 3D. o .. g. msrcesHss
no q -6ias South side Of the Dock, Richmond,
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Indiana Politics.

r,o,AyAroLls. Jan. IA RESOLUTION was
80 nv she Democracy OF Indiana, 20 the
- thai they viii supper, The nominee OF
~. CHARLESTON Convention, but The delegates
'He ,,,,.rfhrless instructed 10 vote for Doug
a.. assnun.l. The delegates were then elect
Tbnma. a. Hendricks was nominated for
Crvcrnor hy aeclamaiioB, and amid much ca
-hnslNeIM.
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RUNAWAYS.

10 $40 KEWARD.-Ran away from the
~ subscriber, on lat day of January, NEGRO
kMAN, named 81 Bill commonly called :. VIM.
~ IIlman,' the property Of Miss Sae Redd.
- He IS about feet high. dark complex ion.
employed by the subscriber. The above reward
Will be paid for his delivery to me, in Hanover. at
the Merry oaks.
ia l0-6t* WM T. HITFFMAN
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bA' N0EF. Jan. - Flour quiet at So go
" wheat hu.tant md scarce choice white = As,
pnf 81 ~ 70; red 81 27 a 30. Corn buoy ant
v 'e ,5a = cts; yellow unchanged. Mess pork
>lbioT vd, ; lts5 for new. Whlskey duli at 251a q
= cts.
M" loBk. Jan. 13.-Cotton very firm stock
tnl4 tinur heavy - Southern unchanged. Wheat
hes' Com luoyant and scarcc-new GH9 cts.
F'sA gnet-mess firmer, with sales at Sl6 o.
LtFd lp.i a. 1872. Nhisket - cts. Sugar fIrmer--
o'eaHs i1sf,. Coffee firm. Turpentine steady
~ Il. Roan UNCHANGED Rice inn at 8, a4l..