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RAILROADS..


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measure rane o Ogden shnr, Nnntrea ami onebes Aoaiy
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Hrvv vopr IN u.ptrv pAuRo,n SUMNER
n 80 = =. -. a. ~ e. -. $500
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For Dover Pains conneng A. Godens Bridge with stages
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-
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Nvo IS prEFcKER STREET, BETWEEN BIO AnUA
IN ami povgery The sranlinsyan Home. Nj fla Me-
karnp prupretrcss VIII - opened July 81 When the e
sious cooling DANISH dish, rghe grpcse w b. ,eytei.
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THE TRADES.
A STEADY AND INDUSTRIOUS IoUNG NAN WISHES
"A learn the dy fancy goods clothing boot and shoe
Address oarsf To- oaeS ''' % ''''' p''
BLACKSMITH wAN1ED-uusr RS FIRST RATE
ID horse sheer. add STEADY sooer mau Arpiy is Wash
MINISTER'S PRINTERS ,Nn LABoRERs WANTED
for priuinG G'pd steady MI Ind steady
employment APpN the Harmony Prn WORKS . Ircou-
HATrsRs wsNrrr-six sIzgRs NM TWO BLoCs.
street above Brown, Pm adslph,a.
CHIRT CUTTER WANTED ONE or AcKNowI.EnGEp
- sehy TO ~. ir.. uea a., sna VII. sss Len aces
eress BY .elier with reference les se.ccrd e Borery
CBiRr GUTTER wASTEp-A rIRsr R.rF CUTTER
= can and steady enpbo, med lu,nir o. Wse Anod,
No J. vesey sreei. men % zoe Asio- House.
ITO COUNTRY JEWELLERS Ann sIIvERsgTTHs
aion wanted, electro silver piae ana ore mental
tsye, no Direction 20 any psi q ne Oncn No on, ION
E.ec,ro, boz lla Herald oic-
RIO PRiSrERs-THT ADVERTISER WHO rs FULLY
conu,,crt 20 tssa cnarre n book or o rrnut 90 "a.
yesrs desires cosir situation similar capacity. IN
sxccp,abe references eau be furnished Address ~ e
w. nerMe n-cr.
vxvkrcurs AID JEwrIEv-A SAGEsMAN OR As.
w ss;ani wachfnascr. with goot recommcndapns,
ed Adoress with reference or apply % RICHARD SMITH,
Newark. M.
yx-ASTrD-By AN ESGINgER or xrCH,NICALCA-
w paoy, s;oacn N engine, hes, reference
be given Address No. 80 ID sv,
yVANTEn-oNE or TWO SCoTDH or IRISH LAP
w pers ThoSe who understand thor business aprly
neds,y ~ salisbury Co goods rcinshcs and pack
- - 10y
VXTANrEn-r stSrNERE AND SILK HAT FrHrSrfrRS
w MILLER a DAY tcsi 10 and ii0 Ceatre street.
BILLIARDS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BILLIARD Roov, CORNER
ID Of Tenth street and Broadway, y cied
Dc uco % he recovering wa b giver "a hrs
IF nala. . 81 " 81
" ~ 80 r,aOp.ets5 ti y, O. s-d 81 tIasy street
gy4satE COJJ,ENDEH,
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UUsTAVRANTS.


HAVING TAKEN A LEASE or 1Hk HOUSE NO.
III lie Roy place. OF beecker IN yreene sreee
have tilted M In splendid style BAR Willard and PRIV
Club Room, under the name Of the ,srend9., which
be hannv N ace INV Old and he pubic generally.
~'F' CHAa r. MILES. Msnaser
,rorrreriv Proprietor 81 he Chlnese Billiard RoorhR
psEThs 10 one The coolest paces OF sort ia The lily y
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DRY GOODS, &C.
CoS1IsgAIIoS, o. nav TIE a6ob ANNUAL CLEARANCE
Ixt SSs ii II ~ I'll Tas sI FSsLIc.
Dress Goods at nominal prices.
frmted'iAvns a; 6s4c, worth lsc.
Fa' ssIsss sssi. . Sss. y s.
shaE ~: :ns and Nsae a great r Ss5s1a
aga
An eodess ssr.ey Of other Goods equally desirable
''' Rems 'Ss S los and no s,b avenue
Between Eighth and Ninth streets cts
GREAT CLOSING our SALE
u Of .grng and summer Goods
The rS Ris SSss,9s''" at
,: SEAx ' COSTS t s9S Hss.s oS iT,'
iSSrssA'i' f &iSSSS !, S SS OUT.
10 90 ysEls Ris, sS a. q, ,, o. s ,s &C.
' '''OO' ssS feducisns IA rAr.so
Ia, Dotted Swiss s..
ss NH'' al &C., IN MIS-. IS. S TO- @ "a 81; g. 3.
3o0 pairs Gloves closing q =
80 xanlras closing At No so ot sss % - $50
slE t5asss ics' dolsn yards
80 Genlc%sa'. Ssss,is. sic.ns a g.. re.
80 r!rh fancy Wells H., &c.
Closing lot o. ssdlei Seis, Collar and Sleeves, g..
1870 chinese Pans. closing at Sc. g..
Hoop SkiF,s. iSces. 1rnuliucs Flowers Ruches.
Needlework. with large lots Other goods
elodng II aOoui half
WI EiNLfG'S. 21s Eighth avenue.
between Twenty aud 1wenty secuai streets
ITO TIlr PUBLIC ~
Il Az opportunity which should no, be neglected
WORTH or DRY GOODS,
TO RE SOLD RE0AKnl FSS or COST.
Previous he being closed during toe month d Au
gust for extensive alteration and imp emeni.
The stock consists o.
CLoAKs, NANTES sIiAwLErS. ARAB ASS.
LAWNS. ORGAND1Ks, BARE ~. eli Ai.i.lFS, fOPiINs.
tplain and embro deIed, fouLARns A..
BERsGK ROBES.
And eli the popular fahrtcs sf the season.
special At,en : called " a JOB ot 81
CLOTH GiNAkS.
Suitable for travelling newt seasms wear. pcs-ed from
wholesale manufacturer at ~ cent ths dollar
hich WI selling q The follow inc prfces.-
rs Cloth Shawlsfs. 81 50. wNrrh - 90
.uO Cloth Cloaks pleai-d back. =. IS, worth q.
80 Cloth Closk- with k1nds, ~ 80. worth 81
W. X. ROBERTS.
~ Bowery.
B.-psiween Prince and Houston streets Please remcu.
boz the aud nuIEher.
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NEW YORK TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND LAKE
IN xemphTemsgog direct, VIZ Connecticut river valley snt
pleasure ogdcasourr Montreal aud Quebec ADyy
The New York and New Haven Railroad once. Twenty
ssvelkh street. N. T.
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DEAD THIs.-A rlIRENoIOGlsT AND AsrRoIooyeS
IL that heats he world aud 5000 reward ior INV kbo
sp'alwss W ELLINGTON who is ,snov EDGED 20 oe
ONLY LADY ~ the city who ruihly .noms
ing losses swsis Journeys Dissent trends courtsbp,
ma rieee heu n wealth ord who reclaim drunken and
Wiishiu husbands Mss W. "a TIE 0Gy IN his on
WI rs e g,nune man, ARABIAN and japanese tausmas
ior ve ~ Tuck End al business and
fog Ne Residence l0l SIKH avenue oppo0ie Eighth srce
DC1 GRAND STREET. NEAR BowEnH-MADASl
[Cl NIDGkR. Clsirvoyant and r1fted spsnsn ndy.
ve me mysieres Of fututy love- mar age sosni .ren
sickness prescrbes medicines AL diseases telh Inc
nunbers properly lost or stolen. &c.
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ON FIN STREET FURNISHED FOR uOusEKEE1
LlV iug VERY nice newly furn sed Psror and bedroom
suitable for housekeepers Groom. patent sprin
beds mattresses. bed linen. &c with kitchen atens
complete rent low. Apply as above. ..
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no LET-FLoORs THROUGH, FOUR AND FIVE ROC
In those brown stone houses, Southwest corner
oond and Thirtieh Has bot and cod v,
Eas including chandeners and fixtures, water closets
trays laundries kitchen, &c completes; the coover
dwellings in the city for such small rent for small respect
families such only need apply Rent SIS Us per nc
Apply TO WIN McEvILY, l2 Eass Thirsyfourh street, O
she pi emises.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27

S,Is o. , F,av-Tbe splendid estate lying on the
N.sapoai in King William county containing ESQ acres,
called white Banks" owned by the Rev. Mr.. Cooke,
sold a lew DAYS ago % samuel F. Normeut Of King
William Tor she sum Of Sl6J 800 This sale indicates that
a. .---- IND Il ---------- ----L-H In Ea--a.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD-THE HELPER Ro0K

THE NEW YORK HEkALD-THE HELPER BOOK
Ex-senator Westcott OF Florida was until lately one
of tbe editors OF the New York Herald. Lately how
ever be and Bennett had misunderstanding, and he
quit the establishment Since that he writes very spicy
letters from New York 10 the Mobile Tribune an extract
from one Of which sutjoiu, as follows:
The Journal of Commerce is laying the lash (pcn)
the shoulders of editor Bennett for his deception i'm
reference 20 General Scott The Journal SAYS that it is
false that any nominated General Scott the Union
meeting So 10 IS. Never mind If Bennett can get
scott nominated and elected he will deserve credit and
a foreign mission. Young Bennett is now the principal
assistant editor To- his father lie conducts the editorial
department when his father is in town. aud writes
w,h For long time young Bennett gave token OF
editorial talent but all that is changed He has been for
year the editorial rooms every day, when in town.
and either dictated the leading editorials He
has talent than his father though not the expert
cute There person in the United States that has
received such education young Bennett. He has
spent years in France Germany, Italy and Spain Was
school IN al those countries consequently he speaks
writes and read, all those languages with the correctness
of native. When he Is tweuty-Oue few days hence,
ms father intends TO change the heading Of the Herald
as 20 have it read James g. Bennett Son, Editors
and Proprietors
when the old gent dies, then the heading will be
changed back % the single j. G. b. as the has the
same name as the father The Herald has very
taorinary engaged upon it, The principal edito-
rial writer the celebrated Or. Jones who is the real
author of the Lspsdng Crisis If the South, by Helper.
The book vas compiled by Dr. Jones In the Herald office,
from facts and statements that have been atteSed by
Mr. Bennett Helper may have assisted the Doctor. As
proof OF this let call your attention to the fact that
nothing Of any qusnce said about the book I'M
80 few DAYS before the meeting OF Congress then the
Herald opened upon IT, repubshiug extracts and abus-
iug it cditorily day after day, until members Of Con-
gress engaged in the discussion and the fortune Of DR..
Jones Helper aud Burdick the Publisher, secured.
Bennett is "a very shrrwd man, cunning "a a fox and
deep as of his Scotch glens II any deyry Is
TO be concoccd he can do and beat Satan ten points
in the game.
LAST summer, when he was stopping with President
Buchanan 10 the soldiers Retreat he gave the latter
copy OF Jones book There said Bennett SIS gun
powder enough in that book blow the Union TO the
devil" Buchanan jumped foot, and Bennett added,
"but badly fred or it'll make We President again" and
then he explained in detail Buchanan how the cam
pasu was to be managed. The John Brown business
/ has nearly upset all their plans
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27

sPLsSy,o SHsIr-Aaock Of superior fat sheep, twelve
So number was purchased few days ago by Mr.. John
Brauer, buchsr Of this city, from Mr. VIM. F. Gar,he,
OF Aoeulr.e county One OF them weighed 2j8 lbs
and The average weight of the ot us lbs. Half OF
t--u w. DO. more ohm LnenLy-LNo months old
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
EELEQRAAG8-
Per Magnetic Telegraph Lines Office No, 1879 Main Street.
COMPASSIONATE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.--SENArE-Mr. Wilson concur
ded his speech.
Messrs. Wgfall and Davis responded.
coioquy took place between Messrs Davis and Doug
las as TO the construction OF the atters resolution, Tor
the federal interpOSton prevent the invasion Of one
State Territory by another Mr. Davis intimated that
the resolution, it passed would enable the Executive to
violate the sovereignty OF States
Mr.. Douglas met the point with great energy
HOUsE.-Mr. Hamilton withdrew his name a candi-
date for the Speakership. He said dissolution now
upon US but the conservative elements Of the cOuMry
might avert t.
Three ballots were taken for Speaker the last result
Ing as follows sherman; l09 Boeock 81; Smith, Of y.
c. $50; Glmar 4. Necessary 10 "A choice ia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
LATER FROw CUROPE.

New YORK, Jan. 26.-The steamship Teutonia has ar
rived with London dates to the evening Of the 18th.
Funds hrmer.
There was renewed disquietude in Venice
Il was said that Cardinal Wiseman had promised
Irish brigade TO the Pope
Il was reported that on New Years day Victor Eman
uel said 20 the Neapotan Ambassador that the cannon
would have 10 settle existing complications.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
THE LATE BATTLE IN MEXTCO

Nav loRK, Jan. IA gentleman from Acapulco
states that only the artillery Of the Liberal army, and
two thousand troops engaged in the battle the
2lst inst; the main body Of troops under Gen. Reas.
having failed to up owing il believed to his
uelchery. The artillery under the command Of Colonel
Halle an American, was Gu; to pieces owing to the fact
that Airamons artillery was Of much heavier cahbre
and longer range. Halle escaped Mazltan, where he
is fitting out two vessels for the purpose of capturing
those seized by Miramou AZ Mauzspiua
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27

From tis Boston Journal
This medicine coming respectable source and carefully
prepared by experienced and kll physician received by
public with confidence IT. efficacy has been proved In
obdurat o. sease, and is fame has rapidly extended II
hs been extensively used In every part 90 the country particularly
Middle Northern States and strong testimony, from
respectable and Intelligent persons has been adducei 10
% Us merits remedy Tor Colds aud Coughs affections Of
Chest. diseased Liver.
No other Cough remedy has attained so high areputAuou
None genuine unlessed signed l. BUTT the wrapper.
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE CO. Boston, for sale by
ABIE Z GRAY, PURCELL LADD L co, and W PETERSON,
Richmond and by appointed agents In every county and Drug
yists generally. Ja-4-dc&wlT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27

Who will at any time furnish all necessary information In 70
gard TO the property, either IN person by letter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
THE NEW MAIL PACKET CLARA.

WILL continue TrWeekly, from Rich 81. ,rITTh
w mond 70 S.osyie leaving Richmond on -
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at r N, and con
Meeting with the Mail Packet Luce Jones al Scosyie next
day, at 10Y, a. NJ, for Lynchburg and Richmond.
RETURNING.
Leave Sro,tsvne lOis A. VI, TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS and arrive IN Richmond next day, al ), A. NJ
Passengers the country viii observe that by this Schedule
they arrive Richmond o'clock Ia the morning. and
turn home days at 3 2 NJ
time Of arrival and rates Of Pare at intermediate
points:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
MARKETS

YoBg Jan % Cotton duulO0O bales Upards Mdddng
10 slh Flour quiet aud unchanged Wheat quet-sales
uumportant Corn h-ayynrw e6osl Pork buoyautod
$5~I; St5D Lard lU4 GlfA WHISKY at - 90 %
Sugar-Oeau. sold az auction at6}GSa Coffee firm
Rio uGBuS Molasses heayy-Orlgaus 4G 10 30 Spirits
dull Ro.iu dull 40 lat. Rice inactive ,GL4a
stocks igher and more active. Virginia 6's9Is
BurSosu jan 25-Four very frm-Howard Street and Ohio
tive but prices Yellow go, jOct; White 1lGH
I $3.50 prime $3.50. Whisky dull aud heavy At
-le
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
RICHMOND, January 5, 1860.

CARD.-Haying, per advertisement above, associated
n with me IN business H. JnHNsToS-ae with Tnsley
Tardy Williams this occasion 70 return to my
friends tho liberal patronage bestowed for
the past four years respectfully continuance OF the
iaGNdln CHARLES Z sNOpGRAss
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otuOCKOE WILL RICHMOaD GROUND pLAs

- TtRTh subscriber has earnestly bored for the past four
years exclude Northern Ground Plaster the establishment Of
HOe M and supplying article superior any received from
the North claims perfect lie bes leave TO return
his thank. hs patrons and asks nfm all interested that he
completed his improvements that wuah him supply
demand may are. s stock o Lup Is heavy (based upon
enormously increased o. superior arcle selected from
pures Windsor Nova SCOTIA quar with special reference
to IT, richness SNhnts Of Lime The reputation Of his brand
shall sustained every and and he asks only
perments trial Of those who have not made application Of this
r1htaJle fertilizer. JOHN H. CLAIBORNE
iais-Sm No. II Pearl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27

mlseg on WEDNESDAY the sth day February comencn
Immediately the sale Of the property ath aud Marshal
streets O'clock the valuable properly located At s
Clay and G fronting G street 90
ct running back 100 feet with the privilege an alley feet
vide It will sold into three lots Of " feet esc running
a above.
The location Of this property makcs valuable Tor small sized
business stands Persons desFng TO such property would
DO we'll 70 attend this sale
TsaM-0nefourh cash The balance al G. y ami Il months
for negotiable with Interest adde and secured by trust
deed The Tor 1860 to be paid by the purchaser.
Il1I-lI JAN NJ 1AAInR A Ar.l.
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SOMETHING EXTRA.

WORCESTER SAUCES. cases worcester sauce
iaa6 EDMOND, DAyENPCsiT On.
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DEATH
LAUNCH.

NEw YORK, Jan. ga special despatch from Cincin-
matt the death OF Professor Espy Of the Ma
tioual Observatory.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27

STATE or TENNEsSEE.-The PRECEDENT Directors 4
- Co.. Of the Union Bank Of the State Of Tennessee,
Alexander Bell ct. ais,
IN uS ChdHc,yy Cont "a CIdHdRoogd.
BY virtue Of decree Of said county made
at January term 1860 will the 22d February pub
lie oucry the premises for the term Of year. she
MIL and Dsery In the city Of Chattanooga known Bells
geher with rectng house malt house ope shops and no
capable Of holding 5000 hogs and appuenances Note with
approved security due at y months will be requ for the
also bond for the surrender Of the Of property
end OF the term In good order reasonable excepted
The Mil and Dlery ia large brick building and capable
Of making % barrels OF dour and ~ barrels Of whisky and grind
Ing go bushels OF corn per day.
ja2O-tds+ WA. J. sTANDBFER. elk. and NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27

NOVA SCOTIA POTATOEs.--l'ooO ovsheis NOV
~ Scotia Potatoes In store for sale by yonrufu On
js25-6t ohAs. L. "oAins" w.
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CLOsING-OUT PRICEs.-we shall

E,LOSING-OUT PRICES.-We shall for the next four
~ offer Goods without regard to cost but at such
prices sales. We would name Ladies and Misses
CoaSs shawls In white and Black Stella, Plaid Long
and Square Black Tibet Paris MOu'ants and Printed M
nos Moussclaine and Popn Robes Silk two
three nounces will be sold mu less than the Of
Importation Also thousand dollars worth Of Carpetng
prng common supcrne Ingram and Threeply, Hemp and
Bag Carpets Dugget Coca and Cantoh Mating Also Ser
wants Wool Blankets heavy Cooced White Cotton
Goods Virginia and Maryland, will be sold low ST.
mlsr Goods be purchased Ia any markt
jatT CHRISTIAN LATHROP.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27

IAINLU.
NORFOLK, Jan. 26.-The sloop Of war Richmond was
successfully launched to-day. An immense crowd was
in attendance
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: YALIARLE RUILDING LOTs oN NINTH.

- BETWEEN MARSHALL AND CLAY sTREET-, AUCTION
will sell upon the premises MONDAY February 18Th is60
commencing O'Clock, NJ, valuable Building Lots on the
said 9th street. 80 feet each and running back Oieri
This property from It's location 10 rapidly improving par, o.
their cont guilty to the business portion OF The city,
them desirable for building purposes be al
hfh cash. the balance g. - and q months.
gotbe with Interest added ard secured by trust
deeds. Taxes for 1sGO to be paid by purchasers
ia2I JAS. VI. TAYLOR & SON. Aucts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
SHUCKS wa
NOTICE.

IL persons having claims against ne Comnouveah Of Viz
n gina r the purchase ~ and ammuuitou the Assem-
tlt aiming equPpng aud lsuug troops and Tor he trans
t-i9n and of thc and for Other incidental
fss Incurred Ia e defence Of the state and 10 the execution
prisoners an OF She Circuit Court Of Jefferson
" ar hereby required present t immediately o. the
Sliefzne Richmond Board created under he act 70 As
tly eltrd, An appointing commissioners % audit and
~ NE expenses nrurd by Executive Tor ne purchase 0
AZ Nnd Tor he defence % M sh passed fi Janua
r. Ls.g. GEORqE W MCNFdRp. srcy Com,
NJ BENNETT. Aud Pub. Acct's
is4t-lE M h. RICHARDSON. AiJt Gvol
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE.

WASHINGTON COUNTY, VA
1--WE Spring session Of this Institution will becn the 18th Of
January next continue until the 9th OF June following as
PAYABLE In advance win the entire tuition hoard
fuel dtf contingent fee. For further Information address
de6-im T.. T. WILEY, Prest, Emory P. o, Va.
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DO-PARrNERSHIP.-w

OO-PARTNERSHIP.-W the undersigned, have this
" day entered Coparnerhp Tor The purpose Of condue-
ting a general MERCHANDISE and PRODUCE COMMISSION
BUSINESS Of Cha snodgra 18th between
and Cary Streets Richmond Va, under tue and style
VI sNODGRASS JOHNSTON.
CHAS. T. SNODGRASS,
ANDREW b. JOHNSTON.
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Tine. Miles. Pare.
DISSOLUTION.

FicHaONp January End 1850.
THNHE concern Of WILSON BOsER t. this day dissolved by
mutual consent The the firm viii be used by either
partner in winding up the business Of the concern. -
JOHN J. WILSON,
CHAs. VI. BOSHER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-27
TTENTION VOLUNTEERS.-I

that the members Osuch companies AS VIII require her RI
OVERCOAT 22d February TO call and leave their III
measures Al once osure certainty Of getting them by
early attention will facilitate them much
i,gi WM IRA SMITH