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rr1.poRAPHIC NEWS.
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FiTPA.

a
Il ~ Ky. Feb 2i.-Tbe principal
Of psnyis kS Ss,,,nes "s were s"n.%m "s
s sif'"Ht ihree churches, the courthouse,
aciudl"s nr.ss Office. isaller'on's Hotel, and
"a dsihs 'ha leading business houses. Loss es-
'si o. quarter Of n million dollars. This
rsfu 1aIa cut under direc ton OF the Nir-
y, Legislature IN i,sn ny walker pan'e''
Or 90, whom it took It's name.
slsl,,a,VV,T Feb IA fire At Howell Mich,
pt1hh" morning. destroyed the Phrnix
'''''Tr Nel,in's wagon shop. and several
"A"'' bindings. Loss SI2mo--partiaily
a, 1<o> Feb. 2s-The steam power works
thx Ons r Ninton, IN Westhoro'. Mass,
~ Destroyed by hre o" TUESDAY night
= Troy. \. Y. Feb PA quantity of
W. ~ fhr ward of Messrs. Smith \ Craig
q - .'''s,rnr,. by fire this evening, The loss
va ...ed "a -.tou. and Is insured.
a...e'".,,.Ihgs. Feb pa fire broke Ont at
.,so O'Clock last aifhi IN me Wnoirsa,e s,4-
i NF',-e 4 WISE 4 Go, destroying The build
took Loss SM,p1; insured Ssa,"oo.
Feb 2s--The stores of J 4 !,
t;pn C0wen aud William narriil, AZ
). a. ind together with the depot and three
iS''''' ar. If The Ohio aud Mississippi Rail
/ ,,cre DESTROYED by fire on Tuesday. Loss
.s.ss. 49,, ,,o,, tso,orv If pr,,,
rba -arTiage ana pio" factory OF iiati-
-" Gordon together with The private
Us ."-e Of MT Plat, At Salem, Ind. vas
- IN "Wednesday. Loss S>}0,0oi insured
So
'.->s,A. y Y, Feb, - The White Spring
~. nxues! bv James =. Sheldon, together
w. ,rgr barn and Mr. Miller's dwelling,
- teatred and Ave sheep, and aquantty OF
,r,.r fear, &c, were entirely consumed ny
H. hs, H'eht. The loss Is about S2o'"oi IN
-. f.r SO 500.
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NgPoLE, VA. Feb brig Sultan, with a
.... NJ trLI', /, ashore at Body Island. Her
Gcg Ia mostly been landed without damage.
N.tv.STToN. y G. Feb. 1.-The bark Suli-
n.y. j Belfast, Me. from Cuba, bound to New
J ~ : reported below in distress.
EAlNnkE Feb. 2I.-Th. ships A. NJ. Law
tNe t.om Palermo. and Isabella, from Mon
t't"l tir below, the latter not leaking, as
~ Id ~ brlg Nulhnte
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Fran N1rNtCo.

~, York. Feb I've have news from
..i,tvof Mexico 20 February G, wbich VIII DE-
"a interesting The PrussIan Minister mao
...r5wledged the Miramon government Is
i. sgtimate rule OF ne eonhtly' nv ~ -
.rty entertained high hopes that vera
49,, you'd br taken by the forces, and me
..,-tl government dis placed for the ncmeh |.
s.-,l,rly Organized bands of guerrilla troops
I'd about and robbed from hoih parties. ~
a.. thought that Mr.. Mathew, The bTiish
MASTER. would be removed Il very pit'ei
..bo, towards the United States prevailed
I'D 81 The chmTChmen.
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THIS DAY.


- 0sdAin Z Aspessen, Auet's.
CSHsxxs!ifiItt$$s 81 tE az. ff,ffs1t
fhERE9F:SB, vlita. d dse:.: % ne c;'ss"
the Il f. +: e., :: x:
Sc sss e.:
1 !: 81: :.' aSN 5: 2: s
far n.s,: 4 mot, .Ls next fsr day The following vs
ist The si, u. framed dv.,, ,A.,,e, ..
ne east : s Of .th. between Main and Cary sis
- feet 10 ~. let ~ said eth street. rsnainS beck
CA; a ana c. oI :1 =: Of sA e.v.:e
?, .h; Is n, T. O. fronting ii isss suss'ss
sh between Byrd Arch :.,ss.s "Sso s:e; 10 Q
,.s f.s. ~ 81 o1osn. = sst rsnnaS bsek
A. ~ 2 fsick and "a FAMED rxrE-
cana. Of s ao: ..e lire 81 Mill
g J;siSd srs = rExs
~ s:as: FL. :;
Church street. ra"n'ns back 10 is.s: '' '''' o.
18th day Of February. isso. On he prsnSs:. !: ses
order or advert:ed, oommeneins q Il O'CLOCK a. r..
; *. "a: fs a::; e
r. ; Tsc I0Ts; Nos: IL and Is, in :su,,s Ne 9.
each fronting - feet on the north SIDE Of Gfaham
S"1 ESr Sso No.. s, so a. s' ....,.
SITE ss ;E;ss Fs vi Ssss ,o e, :i:y
running ss. to ". an alec: sSS o.
l.sa ~: beautiful LOT il tho CITY Of Richeond.
the residence Of Mt Fiarsty, renting IS iest run
ming back 100 feet ,
nea! the workshops Of the virsinis Central Rail
road fronting Is feet ON Fair6eld street.
'r 1ssh '1 vAc :sGsi fronting ...
pI Is'n 1a, yHIy ss"d:G%s s.: M::s
sssf W. pnaies and PSoeh' %Ps s%s;"s
1is ,'sis * fS8! G 5.s:
phsn street; running back l0 feet to the lot On
"n ssh F FR%ME sfsi HST Is.ds III. ,o,.
John B. Prentis fronting Is feet. running back 10
Txo 6 son,h cid.
Of Baker street, opposite the residence Of the late
Jaccb Shook, each fronting Is feet, running back
And on the following day, viz: WEDNESDAY.
dne .n reD1aary: ls6O on the premises: n tho Or
s sss "swins tSTs at 81 O'Clock
IT. s,ss ES;: near ss e: ns
of Col. s. H. Parker.
18th. Two Lots, Nos. Il and 10, opposite to Rich-
mond Coese. in Dlvals plan, fronting together
l43 feet. on the south side of the kshuYg
Railroad. running hack irregular depth, about
ll9 feet.
10Th. Seven Lots. Nos !. 2 3. g. and 7, in svd-
ney, IN Rtches plan, the former fronting IS feet.
and each O the atter fronting 30 feet the south
side Of the Plank Road, running hack l33 feet
10Th light lots IN the same plan, Nos. -, Is, n.
49, ~, 3D. 81 and 81, the first seven of which each
have front Of - feet; and the latter front Of IS
depth Of l32 feet.
2lst Tw" Lots in the same plan, each fronting =
feet on the south side OF Taylor street, running
back lx2 feet.
I'D Lot No Ill, in the same plan. fronting 20 feet
on the north side Of Williams street, running
back 1872 feet.
TRIMS :-0ne- fourth cash balance ut 1, and II
| months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till all the purchase money is fully
| PAD with a provlsO that any Of the purchasers
| may anticipate the credit pa, n.en.s, and Obtain
deed ut once. The texs; Of 1852 e b paid by the
ALEX. IT. SANDS. oN com'r'.
Aucts. f. lO-2nvtda
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The Overland Nail Service.

W.eaf>GroN. Feb. 25.-The House Com
+,,eou Postal Affair viii report bill eS-
.4.ttnr the California Overland Mali Pro-
sis are 10 be received 10y the fos master
.',aral and submitted 10 Congress for appro-
~ ~ arriving a letter mail semi week1y
.farawspaper mail semi thIy. Propo-
-s for The. same service are also to be re-
GEL! from the Panama route
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The strike nj Lynn.

K..roa. Feb 25.-Thc Mayor of Lynn has
.s..! A PROCLAMATION stating that tn" laws
,l ~, enforced and all riotous and tu-
-.I.uous as-emblagrs suppressed. and call
upcn the citizens generally TO abstain from
-,'barlng In crowds and other public demon
....4ns Three or f0nr of the rioters were
.---s,pa Yesterday. and have been held TO bail
srr thousand dollars each.
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Tsw ORLEANS. Feb. 2i.-Iiavana dates OF
-. m have b.en received. A Spanish born
.~.-ican citizen had been claimed by the an
u rI'irs for military service, and was required.
.l-1tsh substitute or pay = 200 Consul
...ro 4rmaud-d his release, which was re-
.~t and The man paid the penalty under
,rs,e,' The correspondence had been trans
,..'-G 10 Washington.
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criminals Sentenced.

'.E l"4K. Feb. 2.5.-Mortimer Shay was
@'rAing sentenced 10 be hung on the both
p @,iiI next, for the murder of John Leary
AlDr Jr., convicted Of forgery on the Full
. Di~A, was sentenced to imprisonment in
- iclleHtiary for three wears
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>ruinS Machine Case Decided

MORE, Feb. 1.-The great sewing ma
~ 49, %! Slncer =, Walmsley, agent for
~ " EOS Ter * GO. was his morning ended
-' :. District Court. The decision was
.',f OF the plaintiffs III all six of the is
'er' involved.
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BY James M. Taylor L Sen, A.e,,S.

As SPECIAL 80 MMlSsIONER Az.
City OF Richmond. pronounced on tho 3lst day OF
tor u.s. Chick. shall proceed tn sell upon the pre-
misses. in the order advertised, the following prop
On MONDAY. the 9th day Of Feb'ry oommspo-
MENTs and one BRICK TENEMENT .d,oin,nx.
on the south side of Broad street. between Adams
and Foushee streets, lately occupied by said Chick.
deceased. The lots front about 80 feet each, and
run back l2O feet to an alley.
lnmedia tely after the above, say CONNIE noing Ak
~ O'Clock two BUI LDlNG LOTS, near Bacon
Quarter Branch, IN the county Of HenricO. front
ing 50 feet on the north side Of Moore street. TsH-
On TUESDAY, the 18th day oG February. COM
in Hanover county. adjoining the lands Of -
BOwes and others, containing about ono hundred
and thirty acres.
NJ. TRAIT Of LAND in Henrico county Sy' CON
tanning about l40 acres lying the Brooke Plank
Road. about seven niIes from tho CITY, and adjoin-
ing the lands Of James FrancIs and others.
On WEDN ESDAY, the 9gth day Of February, at
O'Clock. =. NJ, will be sold TRACT OF LAND
In henrloO county, containing about l4S acres, ten
miles below the city Of Richmond. and adjoining
the ands Of Mrs. Robinson, Messrs. WhitlOok,
Hughes, Turner. and others.
TERMs.-One fourth cash ths balance at 8, II
and - months the purchasers giving bonds. boar
interest for deferred pay ments. and tho title 10
he retained until the further order Of tin Court
The taxes Tor 1850 to be paid BY the purchasers.
N. H. WASH, Special Conf.
JAS. M. TAYLOR Son, Auct'a f01
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80 IN 0rTH Feb Ex-Governor Medary
toed n bill aboiishing slavery in the
~ Kansas. The Legis stature has
,s..- ne ,l' up again. and viii probably
i'S lover .Ii' veto.
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Montreal Election.

Z N,EEAL, Feb 25th-The municipal cleo.
mIarnced here on Thursday. The sol.
.-AtainH to noting occurred yesterday in
II rehborhod of the City Hall, bat was
'ri ny he vigorous measures OF the au.
4.'-.
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Richmond, January LIST, 1850.
IA cory.
Limited Partnership.

The undersigned LEWIS HINI FIX: JUHN F.
ALVEY and {; &c &c f. ARENTS, all Of whom
SIDE me c'ty of RichmoIf d. ard A.b bf S,L g.
Iotte all IN the state of Virginia, have formed a
limited par,nsr ship. under > the name or firm OF
GINTER,ALVEi Il ARENTS, to carry on IN the
business of IMPORTING and IOBBlNG FANCY
DRY GOODS AT WHOLESALE.
ALBERT u JEFFhEsS is a special partner. and
as such has contributed To the aptal stock Of the
SAID firm the sum OF twenty five Thousand dollars,
which sum he has paid IN cash
LrwIs tiINTER. JOHN F. ALVEY and GKoRGE
ARENrs are general partners.
The SAID partnership CONNIE nc ed on the first day
of January. Ii0 and to continue for the term of
FIVE Years from that date. Witness the toowl ng
signatures this Sth Cay OF February, 1850
A. u. JEFF ESS,
LEWIS GlNTER,
JOHN F.ALVEI.
GEORGE ARENTS.
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The Sn.qrhaunah River.

&IHrABEELAHD, Feb. ~. - The ice is
&c. W IN The North branch of the Susqur-
t 40. and the railroad bridges are endan.
,-i-l e consequence Of IL. The West branch
-f rigeT Is clear Of ice, and the water is
a..r
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. 'NiAAAGI, Feb 2i.-The steamer +. A. Og-
Sa' sank ia the Missouri river, above JET
t'5 CIV, on "Wednesday. She is total
-'' aad ;he cargo, which was very valuable
- -'lefabi, damaged. The boat was val
%''.H"O, and insured in PittsbuTs offices
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he loua Democratic Stale Convent on

h ELLINGTON, Iowa, Feb. 2t.-The Demo-
.-a.lc S!at- Convention met al Des MoIues on
,h- I'D ac lie purpose OF selecting delegates
70 Ihsr.rstoG A G. Dodge, Ben NJ. sam uels,
T1fo,eraor Baker, and ID. .. Lynch, We're
1j.~a delegates At large. Resolutions in
.'ru.t.rg he delegates 10 vote for Judge
UJ.s!t. WeTr passed.
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BISON. Feb. 2i-Iu The Superior Court. to-
ircrge +. Burnhanl, late Stale Liquor
=, was discharged from custody on his
i~tS5nHl recognlzance to appear at such
~-' - lie indie tment against him may be
I'D u,,
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AUCTION QAIA



S0E 5Jss s5DE afEAEky FSikT .aSf
AUCTi0N.1Wll!b be sold at auction. on the prem.
on thu Ss.asa 81 f ;;dh IT.
ab.tve. adjoining the !e,idence Of Mr.. Thomas r.
Roberts on the vest fronting ~ ieet' runn'ns back
TSsMs.-Une third cash; balance At = and 8
iii last note pd IL. take: @
'1s e he paid S :, IS ;x'fffERsoN Auo
C@MsWWIsS5oNSRs sAtE3E zoe c6 ASH e
On HiTE 9AK SWAMP. xBUOT MILES
IT Richmond, pronounced on ,he 9th February
1850, IN the case Of Hohson and others rs. blnford,
s ds1 Of ,S. s;oa
front Of the County Court House. At IL o'clock NJ
IF fAS'r; if not. The next far day the 100 acres Of
the 9th November. 1854 Tins Land IL on or near
r R,c Minute Oak swamp about or mics below
TERMs.-Enoush in cash to defray the costs Of
negotiable notes. interest added. and title retained
III all the purchase money be paid The taxes for
's" to tie paid M y the p@ VS1'SG
5fI; i H. i RSA4NNSi'oiLpa com'rs.
Sale by GoDpiN X ArPERsoS. Auctioneers.
CONMISSI0NERS, SALE OF LOT ON
NORTH S5pE Of MAIN. BETWEEN 25rH
AN ID 18TH STREETS-In pursuance Of decree,
of Tate, &c. vs. Crouch. ct also in the Circuit
Court Of the City of Richmond. the undersigned,
rs the S. s Sa;
March. 1850 at o'clock, P. N If fair; i not. the
hIst tar Gay thereafter LOT Of Ian ., front
between 18th and Goth streets, in the city OF Rich
mond and running back 1853 feet more or less !; be-
the Of tns fy wsst
Terms OF saLE;-One third cash, and balance
ct1
table notes for the sefsrred payments, and 1 the
paid Taxes for 1860 to be paid by the purchasers.
+. 4. SL kh bSRNE,} com'r.
GoDpIN Il ArPER>oN, Auct's. te2i
hsS ia SSk q aN sTs
The Sc cea t Of @
nnunced on the 9th day Of FEBRUARY, 1860. in the
case of the Virginia Central Railroad Company
against Asnes Peters, and others. | shall sell at
on THURSDAY, .Maich list. 1850, so much Of the
rington by deed Of November 4th, Is49, as WAS not
sold and cOnveyed by said Darlington to the de-
PENDANT Ty ler fronting forty-swo feet the east
side Of Concord street, and running back an equal
TERMs-Cash. CHAS A. ROSE,
Special Commissioner.
OF AND BRICK KITCHEN THERE.
- ON, ON THE NORTH SIDE OF CLAY, BE-
TWEEN 9TH ANpArH STREETS, FOR SALE
AT AUCTiON;.Wlll be sold at auction. on the
O'Clock, T. NJ, the property located 40 above nd
joining, the residence Of Mr. D. A. Brown on the
one side; and that of Mr.. John F: Stasg on the
other. The LOT fronts about 30 feet, runs back
Is feet and has on it an excellent new BRICK
TERMS One fourth cash balance at 4. 8 and u
mon his, for negotiable notes. interest added and
title retained till last note he paid The taxes for
lc6O tn he paid by the purchaser.
te . GODDlN X APPERSON, Aucts.
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The Aichison and 81. Joseph Mo-. Rail.
road Finished.

ATCn.sox. FEB 1.-THE last rail of the
.rh.,.a aud s.. Joseph Mo- Railroad has
.r.l rad This event brings Atchison In direct
-s...oai communication with ALI the principal
.-.r- II he Mon. l he running time TO st.
LA. h. placed ~ seventeen hours
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i,,,.hlsVs, ~. /. Feb 2i.-The Pixies Peak
- 80 ana sail Lake mail arrived this even.
...dsnn"eIhg iVur passengers and $1,000 in
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Npf 30 from California.

'r-, row. ID. 26.-The steamship Baltic
% ', .p'H"all, arrived to-day, with S 100,
s." 'fstle from California.
~ lflLfin II among her Passengers.
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northern Markets.

NIt ius; Feb. rs Cotton closed dull sales
- So .our ciosed buo,ant-sales of $500
. &ess ~ a5-25 OHIO SIS IS a 50; Southern
Vaats Va" hest closed translates of IA .0CO
gre u l6t," ., White so Corn closed hrm--
yfs'sed bos, .usheis. Pkovisions chased steady
,.sa' On ~ are lower. Whiskey closed firm.
is'seat,ns once closed firm al I21a n 80 Spirits
mas s,e,''sel 9ut et at fs1a 147c Rosin closed
~ - d. Rice closed heavy at 50. d
ssses q New York. February 2,th, of ss.oCuTep-
ea at A:'e 5 iDouO do. A. X. nd 90 ~ e.
%NGl y" North Carolina 6's a, 80, and 81 UU
,Rur.s
Eh- ioxs,t eu - Flour closed active and
~ g. he n sift.t IS 80, an advance of l21,c ;
await. &, 20 81. Wheat closed quiet and
9e'ss NJ " md heavy White ssn zoe. yeli"w
~ e.,,.e eoscd ateady-mess $ISdls 2s.-
= sEd se1fe AZ To-. dIic. WhIskey closed
A0H''hal atzi;&c.
escsso e. gig was run over by the cars at
Mls!eian saturday, and badly maDgled !;
-f stij H.. as Athtior, but refused u attend
ID. w.. US ites We're paid in advance.
,~'eIusI Lein ai Union party Of New Jersey,
''i"iGied d.. convention at Trenton, and
~ gates 10 the Baltimore Conyen
,pl@luo" 'napolis Journal SAYS that fifteen
~ pfetrrsi"fs ~ Indiana have declared
i@ cin.,n' 'or Judge Bates for President.
ffSls, l1aalli Gazette eau tons its readers
'L Ban -. .sapasd i've dollar notes on the
~ isr. On, on Pierce and Mrs. Pierce ard
~ ista M a"d ,aMiiy, were al Nassau
Nis Phlla..oi The war Of 1912 held meet.
paaa aAd Boston on the AID.
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nv r. Il. Cook. Auce.

CHINA, CRU1 EnY, GLASSWARE,
~ GAS CHANDEl,IER RS, &C, AT AUCTION
On MONDAY. 9th inst, at 10 o clock. will sell.
at the store. 79 Main street. recently occupied By
VIM. F.. butler. Esr.. q largo lot of CHINA,
CHINA Tea Sets. Toilet Sets. Ewels and Basins,
Pitchers, Casters, China Vases, Hall Lamps, Chi
FIVE and SIX Lights Gas Chandeliers, costing
$50 each; Office Desks; Tables, &s.. 40.
te2& r.. Is, COOK. AuCtiOn0OP.
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gs!,,,.ii okk, Feb THE steamship Kan
s.ag.,. 80 an Today for Liverpool, with II pas
aud slo0,uoo ia specie.
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/,n.paKTNERSHIP NOTICE.

niSSO N.-The firm Of GlNrER,
DEEST 4 tINEY ~ this day dissolved by
,un,n,I consent EW Is GINTEK and JOHN r.
afVEY having purchased the interest OF JAMES
! KENT tbev are hereh, authorized 20 settle the
i'"n'a.tInn only LEWIS GINTER.
''S"' JAMES s. KENT,
I0EN E ALVEY
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THE OFFICE.

THE OFFICE.
4e COVERING ST.,@ ~
Between Main and SNls2.
Franklin. WNN3
Having secured the services of DAVID
n. JONES as Superintendent. shall this day open
the above named and well known house as a irst-
class RESTAURANT. The BAR will! al all times
desc ption. In addition to the usual accom,noda
lions. private rooms have been provided for Dl IN
NERS and SUFFERS. &c.. and all ue delicacies
patrons of the House, by skilltul and EXPERIENCED
cooks. SUSAN JOHNSON.
~ In taking charge of the above establishments
| shall he glad to q. d friends md the public
generally. BY strict attention to the business in
all It's departments. ] hope to secure and merit a
liberia share of patronage. DAVID ". JONES.
EA MIR. WIN. E.LiLLY, formerly Of Petersburg.
will he pleased to see his friends at the above
House.
NJ FREE SNACK every day at II O'Clock.
fe25-lo,
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BY Alex. Mott. Amct.
BLANKETS AND OVEkCOATS AT AUC.
- TON, ON ACCOUNT STATE OF VIRGIL
N!A:-Will be sold at auction, at my store, on
TUESDAY, Feb. 18th, CONNIE ncing at 10 O'clock,
l25 OVERCOATS, 600 BLANKETS.
TERMs-Cash.
BY order. CAPT CHAS. CIMMOCK,
Superintendent Va Armorv.
ALEx. NOrr, Auct ~
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ny A. ID. Williams, AncCr.

Trust SALEOF a > A l. CITY
executed by Thomss A. Rust and Phsrhe c., his
wife one bearing date on the 18Th day OF January,
duly recorded in the office of Richmond Musings
Court; 1nni. as Trustee therein named, proceed.
hour Of ~" of na, . ns
fair day thereafter, at the same hour upon the
premises. thavng been thereto requested.) to sell
the following property, TO wit: piece or parcel
Of LAND. IN the city Of Richmond, which the said
Rust purchased of James Govan. EXT Of James
innes: eginning at the southwest corner of Col.
John MAYO line, thence along that line sixty feet
:" the northwest corner of the lot known In the
along the west side of that lot to d or Cary street
one hundred and sixty three feet inches: thence
on the me OF or Cary street to the line of Will
the line Of said Mitchell, as it was In his hfetIme
to the beginning; subject. however, to a prior
mond Fire Association. created by adeed from the
said Tnos. A. Rust, dated 9Th April, 1882 and re-
corded IN Richmond Hastings Court Iced Book.
TERMs1 Ms; Ga axreeaby to the conditions Of the
the 1885, to rs. ABOVE
property ls heeved to he good. but selling trus
tee, shall convey the property above mentioned
GUSTAvUsA.M MYERS. Trustee.
II may be added by way of a more detailed dsscr,p-
ton. that the above property IS situated on the
adjoiDins the foundry Of Mr.. r Rahm. and Opposite
to the Wa eho"se Of Messrs f.. II. Skinker Co. II
has upon 4 several buildings which are now rented
at about Sou per annum.
Regarding It's location which il a bout equi distant
from and convenient to the several Railroad De-
potts. the Dock, Basin, and the heaviest business
portion of the city, this may Justly be conslde red
the most valuable property now IN the market for
Warehouses, Factories. or other business pur-
pcses.
1t will he sold according to a rlan which NAV 10
seen At the Office Of the auctioneer.
AlhOus n the deeds OF trust require a sale for
cash. It is hoped that some arrang ement may be
made previous to the day Of sale, whereby credit
may lie allowed upon q portion Of the purchase
money. LEG A. ID. WILLIAMS. Auc'r.
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J. NJ. TAYLOR & Son, Auct's.
fe D-3tawtds&cw

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VACANT LOT
L IN PORT Mayo BY virtue Of deed of trust
scribers dated ~ May, 1854 and duly recorded IN
Henrico County Court Office. will sell 1T public
aucfion, upon the premises, on TUESDAY, the
2Sth day OF February. commencing at I O'Clock. Z.
NJ, = VACANT LOT in Port MAYO. fronting on
the east side OF 7th street ~ feet and running back
~ feet, and desg mated by the number ~ on a plan
annexed to and recorded with a deed from J. NJ.
BosseUx to l.. J. BOsslcux. Terms at sale.
JAS Nj. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Jas NJ TAYLOR A Son Auct'a 10 rs
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.r-~. CHANGE OF S,HEi1J7I.E-

EssslESSHRnsrAsEk p NJ rtF + E 'fvtRY
z17Ss%OTHER D Y.-The Powhatan
Steamboat Company \ steamers. GEO. PEABODY
and BELVlDERE. until further notice. will run
regularly. three times per week. leaving Richmond
every r ESpAI, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
at ~ O'Clock, Nj.
Returning, leave Baltimore on the same days, at
O. clock, L. ".
Freight received ldav every MONDAY, WE'D
NESDAi ard FRIDAY. and up to the hour of u
o'clnck; n; every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY.
These steamers make the passage in from "a to
3Ohours. and have the most superior accommoda-
tion1. Passage and Fare IS
fe I7-2m DAVID L WIN. CURRIE.
MS FOR NEW YORk.-FIRST VESSEL.
80 RICHMOND AND NEW YORK LINE OF
.<-.4 PACKETS The superior fast sailing schr.
Nj MARSHALL, OLIVER CHICHESTER. master, hav-
inS a portion ct her cargo engaged and going on
board, will have quick dispatch. For balance Of
freight, apply to
te l7-ts DAVID & VIM. CURR[E
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RUNAWAYS.

- COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
3X Chesterfield County, on the 10th Of Novenl-
~ RICHARD JAMES BRANCH, and says he
-A.is sometimes called Cross. SAID Negro is
about feet inches high; about % years of age
complexion black, WI tn a scar on his left arm and
nose. he says he IS free. and had when arrested
dom. which were evidently forged by himself as
he can read and write. If said Negro is a runa-
way. the owner VIII come forward, prove property,
ana take nm away or he will be dealt with accord
ing to law: so DUVAL.
lie 4-6Wt JaiioT CheSte rfied County Va