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EDUCATION.

vCHE RICHMOND FEMALE INsTI.
TUTE. pow in it, sixth session. offers to the
daughters Of Virginia and the South the hest "a
etilties fOr the acl9lrenent Of . thorough and
hn!shed education. It employs fourteen able and
vel tried tsscns.s. Toss Of whom are Xir.nans.
Its course 10 extensive and complete, embracing
all that young lady should study. II invites com
parison with the most prominent semInAries in
any part Of our country. Pupils are admitted at
any time, but most advantaseOusly during the FIRST
weeks Of January or at the middle OF February.
when the second term begins.
TERMstONR HALF IN ADVANCED
Board. including every thing. .........-.-.- $3.50
French. Music. Drawing. &C.. usual extra H "a
charges.
FoI catalogues; conta;n; m details; apply to
W. MUSICAL AClOMr LISss N I. Nh
tRs& Prof. DE C(ENlEL, date OF Patapsco Fe-
S6&male Institute, EiiicOtt's Mills, Md hav-
oilers his professional services to those DESTROYS Of
obtaining "A full and complete course Of Musical
Instruction. Tin the Italian Sty IL, On the HARP
PIANO. GUITAR. ORGAN, SINGING and THE
SCIENCE OF MUSIC.
Has Circulars. Gard of Terms. Testimonials,
Store, or at the st. Lawrence House, where he may
be seen.
GENERAL LETTER OF REORGANIZATION.
Professor DE CENIEL was for several years
a Teacher Of Music in the PatapscO Institute
Few, If any. Professors Of the HARP, PIANO.
&C.. have excelled or equalled him, and Pro
lessor Of VOCAL MUSIC, he has high rank. {
most cordially recommend him an lNSTRUC
TOR for SCHOOLS, or private pupils.
ALMIRA LINCOLN PHELPS,
Late Principal Of Patapsco Female Inst'e. Md
Eutaw Place. Bait, Dec. l6. 1854. fe 4-lm'
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rrr.roRAPHrc NEWS.
,.-~n ron TIM RICHMOND p1srArcx.l
s,,,-sRlPLE DISASTER.
uprrX OF THE HUNGARIAN
Sur,oScd Less of ali on Board.

Fob e2.-The steamship Hanga-
HaLf ,.i wreck Her crew and passen-
TIA" y. snpposei ALI 10 be lost. small por-
gers arr s~i huil only ~ visible at low water.
uon o. ~" !. nothing like news for the Associated
In, pee exeep, it lie in her mails. portion OF
Prrs Nora saye, in n damaged condition.
ehas" ger ticket, with the pame of Ellen
W. has been found.
Shes'nSn,s toh from Cape Sable 10 the Cunard
u,i says the steamers light was seen
N"aesy morning a'Snt o'eIosk on Cape Cape
M@aS her sra a na sna p nv ,hs
,iA"I' ine ship then settled fast, heavy
b'h.u t,ny mast high over her. Commune
"a .'.' S,' via her was impossible ,.s ,,s
t'ly" ranAs on board were lost, unless 'hs
a" a.. ler her before daylight, WHO" Is "h'
..aiN
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Celebration nj ushiu.tou.

v-.sa,>t.roA. Feb. 22-The morning was
M. and al one time consultation was he'd
'N''' IA. propri-ty Of postponing the inangu-
~ II the Washington Statue. but me
'.,.hsr cleared and the celebration passed on
,rlv The New York seventh Regimen,
"t,1,ering $50 The Baltimore battalion OF 'i'y
arara and Alexandra military, were presth' j,
The display, including the ei'ic soeie''eS' WIS
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BALTIMORE. Feb. 22.-Flour and wheat un-
rlanged. Corn less tfm az 1915 cts. FORK Ill III
~ s,s,Sie}a Whskey dull at u els
<,1r ToEk, Feb 22-CottCn qulet-sales lisht'
p oar and wheat unchanged. Corn firm and M
o. enrad Pork firm but IRE gular-new mess le'.'
ms sIs Whiske, dull AT 2lie cts. Sugar hrni-
Nnscoyado o. 81 e.. Turnentine dull at i6fiSc'
hSsn ~ S. "a YnTS Fsh II. of $500 Va. 6s at
: 81 and lUll Tenn 6's, 20, NJ SIS.
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tAIER EXON IL kNPE..
,,v,>Ar. tf TIE EUROPA.

, Feb - The steamship Europa.
liverpool on the II IN inst. arrived mere
a. morning
''" COMMERCIAL.
r,,,Rvooi Feb ii.-Cotton sales LOT .hs
~ e, t4s, bales The market for the week
"'sh settx. with an advancing tendency,
sod Quiet and generally unchanged
90 1.' Nv port Oh. 900 haies. including ',Wo
,~.r,.a,. Manchester reports are iavora-
so Hr.adstuiis firm. Corn has an advancing
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= pf tSTFR.-The subscTlber mas eATHfstIy n
rlred for the past tour years To exclude N"rtherh
Ground Plaster. by the establishment al HoWt
,fV na SIMPLY lnz an article superior Ia any re-
- .e,I from the North. and claims perfect sue
s.s He less leave Ia return his grateful thanks
~. p,trous, and asks To inform all interested
,l5t ne has completed his Improvements that " Ill
.1.t..e niin 20 supply any demand that may arise.
n. stock of Lamp Is heavy, Chased upon the
70 acted :rGip the purest Windsor Nova Scetla.i
~rsrrIes with SPECIAL reference to It's richness IN
toIphnt. of Ltths. The reputation OF his brand
XXI le sustained 1T every effort and cost, and he
.. - .nlY An experimental trial of those vino have
AT made Application OF TINS raindble J,ft,hE,r.
John II. CLAlBORN +, No. IL Pearl ST.
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AUCTION 0ALH0.
FUTURE DAYS.


T OF AND RRiCK KITCHEN IA1HREs
II ON. ON THE NORTH S1DE or CLAY, BE:
TWEEN 5Th AND1rA SrkEETS. F0k "a E
AT AuCTiON.-Wiil % sold 1T auction. ON tho
premises. ON r TUESDAY, The 9th March, 1861. 1t :
o'elock, Z ne pIosertX located s. above: I'd a..
one side. and that Of Mr.. john +. Stayg on tho
other. The LOT fronts about . feet. runs back
y feet, and has on Il IN exoellent nov BRICK
KITCHEN.
TkRMs.-One fourth cash balance At 4, 8 and u
months, for negotiable notes. interest added. ard
title retaiaed till last note 10 paid. The taxes for
lodU to be paid By the purchaser.
fe % GODDiN r APPERSON, Aucts.
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By Richard Cauthorn, Aucs.

IN FRIDAY, cath INSTANT, at 10 o'clk..
Vat nay store. will sell sundry Articles be-
InonsInk to = ,confectioner. such a. Wh'ske5.
Brandy, Gin, Rice, Glass Jars, Decanters. and Bar
Fixtures. Scales and W Ell hts. Tobacco 30 boxes
c,:arst Butter. Lard, Herrlnss. Sugar. &c.
Shoes; sdoz. Gum Saspendsrs Cotton and W ooI-
en- prayers; Pantaoons; Shoe Laces. &c.
FUkNITURE. BE- DDlNG. &c.-I will also sell
q lot Of second hand Furniture, consisting of
large fine Feather Beds a large lot of Beddin 3,
such As Blanxets Sheets, Spreads, Mattress >,
&c; Marble Top Centre Table l large fine
Sofa; Tables; Safe. &c.
fe % RCAUTHORN, Auct
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s:sEcxkfRkfEy FFsAkk iSRf 4N H3E Esa:
=
IL sd MI. and up to
Freight taken for Boston. wa BALTIMORE, allow
This steamer has splendid state room passenger
accommodations
hour Of iapaIture-l2 o'clock, NJ. Thursday.
Rassase and fare -.
fs . s:@sa '"'' b 5isSf WI ctujRarE
a.,sN FOR BOsTON-t IRsT VEssEI-'rhe
Of ssI s. o.
dssea a balance & 'f;s' SRsS,
e>% NOTlCE.-TOBACCO MANUFAC
500 TuR r.. and %tnsr. / sending u. Goods
vi, 'hs .. N. sd fars S 3. IN Tor ax-
specific directions as to whence and how they wish
ssid Goods sent. otherwise they will he stored At
LUDLAM 4 HEfNEKEN.
fe 2o-sm lis Broadway, New York.
~ lar packet schooner 8. g. KING, Captain
= a sIs hav, n. portion Of her cargo
is S-s w. .I g. 'coLQUIrr & co.
Is FOR DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
aA4sAz< Capt, sraLplNG, having most of her cargo
ENGAGED and gong on board, will have dispatch.
FS is ss1st apply r. Il D. coLQulrr co.
~ GRANGE OF SCHEDULE
.Ez - sz.C 6pR B sAhTyM2R E EVER EVERY
un n:r aoce 4on
%fi ss fhBSrs
E soss p leave Baltimore on the same days. at
Freight received all day every MONDAY, WE'D
ococt asG rK!nA nnd uR e he h"nT OF II
., These steamers make the passage in from p t"
fe i7-2m ~ DAVID wM CURRIE.
rs T3K SEW X3FKvF IHST yEsSEt
So PACKETS superior fast sailing schr
MARSHALL, OLIVER CHCHE5 FER. master. hav-
% asn o
frs e. ~ appi, to n.v,n.wu crpu,r
>A.E FOR JACKSONVILLE, FLA, VIA
49, JGLIA a. RcH, !. NnWro sSon master sser
having a portion of her cargo e:.gaged, vii. have
| dispatch tor the above ports. Jor remainder OF
fe l7-6t W. cOLQUITT CO.
| AtN FOR BOSTON FIRST VEsSEL.-The
81 1ssular packet schooner SUSAN. Captain
gagged and gong on board, will nave quick dispatch
Fer iss Sasn's of freight apgfD G VIM cuRRrE
! 21A FURTHER REDICTlON, ~
95EEN RATES FROM NEW York TO
EAsUREME GOODS REDUCED TO
EIGHT CENTS. AND GENERAL RE
DUCTION ON OTHER GOODS.
Merchants receiving Goods from NEW YORK,
are informed that they can now recelye then
and JAMESTOWN, leaving NEW YORK every
WEDN DAY and SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS. and at greatly redUced rates.
| Full tariff of rates furnished on application to
| LUDLAM Il WATSON,
| fe 3-2m Opposite Steamships Wharves.
><reA SPECIAL NOTICE. = Until FIR
| "a EfAS Their notice the YORKTOWN. Captain
<''Ez7~SS1 PARRISH. will leave New York for Rich
mond every SATURDAY, at 3 p. NJ; and the
| JAN ESTOWN, Captain SKINNER. every " Ed
| NESDAG, at =. NJ. Returning. they will leave
| Richmond for New York every TUESDAY and
| FRIDAY, at p. NJ. touching at Norfolk and City
ia ls-ts LUDLAM & WATSON.
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RUNAWAYS.

Ia COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
Tx Chesterfield County. on the 10th Of Noven-
Nber, a NEGRO MAN, who calls himself
~ RICHARD JAMES BRANCH, and says he
--is sometimes called Cross. SAID Negro is
complexion black, with 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. IT said Negro runa
wav, the owner will come forward. prove property
and take him away, he Will be dealt wit accord
ing To law. s. o DUVAL,
lie 4-6W. Lailor Chesterfield County, Va.
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N.,cme,,.ef Cen. VIM. " aikrr.
Northpru Markets.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Feb. 2l.-CIeh' III.
walker !.tt here yesterday Tor CHARLESTON ana
New York.
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CESTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND HITCH.
" EN- FURNITURE FOR SALE AT AUG
9th instant, commencing Mt 10 O'clock at the resi
dence Of Miss Sarah FiournOy, who il declining
Marshall ali Of her Hou se hold and Kitchen Fur
nture, consisting Of the usual variety.
TERMs-Cash. THOS. w. KEESEE,
teH Auctioneer.
NJ Qi-ho r
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COAL. COKE. &c.

nan AMI PiNE WUUD, CLOVER HsiLL
~ AND ANTHRACITE COAL--l have now on
hand SIMPLY Of OAK and PINE WOOD, CLOVER
at market rates. VIM. c. BRAZEAL,
Office on Basin Bank,
between Sth and 9th streets,
r. 2-lm and at Peter burs Depot.
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nENVV gHInNAII

- HENRY HCDNALL,
d. ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Practices in all the Courts held in the city of Rich
mund.
uA Also practices regularly in the County and
Circuit Courts of Cheste field.
AS Notary, Will take Dispositions and Acknow
led sments, Administer and Certify Oaths, and per
form whatever other duties pertain to the office of
Notary.
Once ut the corner of Bank and llth streets, lust
below the Custom House. ia Sly
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BLOWS, FLOWS, PLOWS.
p u SFARKk,

No. Sc MAIN ST., RICHMOND, Va. ; poOns
Would call the attention Of farmers. merchants.
and others, to the tact that he max. every variety
RoMs ss cSAAE
WEEUE RS. COR n PLANTERs. &C.. &C.. all
made IN his nwn shops OF heat mntsIas by good
with genuine GARDEN and FIELD SEEDS.
which he obtains from the most reliable SOURCES
s. which ssrss
sizes and distinctly de rent shapes OF mosloar ds
every variety Of soil and strength Of team, and
saves one, half of the wear in casting. He has
70 ia. Ia. nss had FIVE .
turned for fault since he CONNIE need business. He
when he hnds IL nsce sssry to aetract fIo,n the
merits of others ar to build his business up BY pull
ty I" discountsnanos him and huy o.! letter man.
"a A fresh supply of GARDEN sEEEbss JUS. =; re-
IL friends and the public. generally that we have
street. Setween Main and Franklin, where 10
have largely increased facilities , 10. HanuisctaIps
a.! articles Ia our anu WI &c sns ~ 1n2v ne
s!.s;' g. ?s.
sns s.ssr q S flxTukEs. q
5aa CAB :sr and f9 sfEIM + r n;
and PAT ENT ROOFING branches Of opr bust
mes. with laIsely !ncre.ssd force and facilities,
p1omptnsas Thankful Tor the very hbera patron
age bestowed ON NJ fof many years past. We hops
70 receive continuance Of the sku's n our nsw
PORTABLE GAS WORKS ps, up in town and
country. CHAkLES b. YALE co.
10 lin
JANUARY Gath 1T. z. PRICE l. Co have
Bss .aS sss
e.: ~: al as ra s.s: sSss,s zig; rs
sHEa BRhss shhRs K}SIsSSss a. MUSLIN
And within short space E sSes ,es sr have .da:d
sh sss b i!fst al .s.. IL"
pillow Linens, iSish tiNfSs. FOWL,
ss sssn rHi Ss 81 Il vssi hes
7 e: public at IF SS;a -i.' }Si:t CO.
Ni DosEaG;ASTk rss and ~ Hlxsf s. rSA SEff.
ouoss' cieAss a. <. sks =; ~ Q sSS
| February snd. isds. u PAl'ads'ph'a.
sS-lm'
wiisH fH;ixSsr haf e.: az
e.,.y se ON s. sRocsa2 ersiHf il he CITY x
k;ss.e ',s! TO bus and eel i'' '.'A osIsx,rrx
V1NeNaSN, NWLL nI1HeM AAO NUL.
LET ficA-!uss recssveA. . lot Of kpe veni-
Jus. rscsissd. three b.rssls cf AIuiiss Fish. ior
j. nj kdiSaisi Io a. :. ~ Bread y.
m. MaNNOCk's INDIAN PANAckA. Tor
~ the csrtaln enFe II NealAlsia ord eheuqA-
'ss:i i s'' q IS ts sssi ss'>
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tn THE VOTERS OF HENRI.

81 co CoUNTY.-By the advice Of my
friends and IN accordance with my own wishes,
anuounce myself y candidate for the office of
SHERiFF OF HENRICO COUNTY. and solicit
YOUR suirages at the State election IN May next
As a puarantce for the faithful performance of
the duties of the office. refer you 10 all whe know
me for the manner in which those duties have been
performed during the past three ears that have
acted as deputy for the present Sheriff.
Respectfully, your fellow citizen.
Ia T-lm' IEO u. fLEASAN Is.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Has removed his Office to No. 2 Law Building, near
the State Court House.
He practices IN all the Courts he ID IN the city OF
Richmond and county of Henrico. fe Its
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LEE l. PLEASANTS, AT TOR
M NEYS AT LAW, Practice in the Courts
over.
Az Notares Public and Commissioners Of Deeds,
&C. they are authoTl I'd to take Dispositions Atda-
Wits. Acknowledg ments of Deeds, Powers of Attor
ney Bills of Sale, &c, to be used recorded III the
several States and Territories of the Union.
Office on Ilth st., Sd door from Main.
mh lily
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MIGHT SALES.-WATCHES, JEWELRv
~ AND FANCY GOODS--Wiil be sold ut auo.
t + q ny store, COMMENCING At o'clock. THIS
night, large assortment Of fne Gold and Silver
Watches, kne Jeweiry. Bracsets. fancy BOXES.
Knives and Forks, Pocket Cutlery, Casters, Glass
ware. Merino Shirts, Drawers. Table Cloths. Cas-
efes, Bed Spreads, Cigars, and Fancy Goods.
noW ALEX. MOTT, Auot.
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THE VIRGINIA YEAST POWDERS are
.a,Etng favor daily. One trial and they are in
. RICHMOND Feb. u, Is6O
MR.. L.. WAaSE -ktsying with friend over
supper few days ago. aaw snne lis ht hreAd made
with YOUR Virginia Ysasf Pa,cdsy, which really
was excellent. b nee then | have been usins il,
Mas. ]. BRaasN.
Il NOtNsGs.E tTenn Family Flour; sup ,rior
~ d. Extra Floai; fresh ground AID hoted Corn
Meal; for sale by WIN. G. hANURIDGE.
No. ll6 broad %.
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TO MESSKS. 4. ,. TERN ELL,

TO MESSRS. 4. ). TERRELL,
49, WA. c. TALIAFERRO, FENDAl.L
GRIFFIN JAMES GILMAN. AND OTHERS
In compliance with your request and IN sccord-
ance with my own inclinsti.1n hereby annoqnee
20 COZ MY and respectfully solicit the votes OF
my fellow citizens N May next, for that office.
Fee f,ithfully Respectfully,
"' ia It's JOHN o. TAYLOR.
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- .AWRENCES. MARYE,

LAWRENCE S: MAKYE.
u ATTORNEY AT LAW +,
Practices IN the Courts of the City of Richmond
and the Counties of Henrico, Hanover and Caro-
line. o.,
lie is also Notar, Public and Commissioner of the
United States Court of Claims.
The partnership between Mr.. CHAsrAiN WHITE
and himself being dissolved, his Office Is on
18th street Just below Goddln's Hail. lie l3-ly
DIR. PETER LYONS tenders his
~ PROFESSIONAL SERVICES to the
public and may he found at the residence of his
father, JAMES LYONS. Esq, on the Brooke road.
fe 6-lm'
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,,,pcI>IA WINGS Is ~.

Itat!tftH ~ n LtffNINfHre OF Va.
CAPITALS Ion. $50.
MONEY received on deposit IN sums OF FlV r.
DOLLARS and upwards. on which interest n the
80. ~ SIX Der certum per annum is paid for sums
manning SIX months or longer: Tor shorter pc
,oi. interest Al the rate of per centum
The whole JOINT stock bound Tor the deposits.
csstfer, T. 3. STARKE, ut the store of F.. b.
ssYorr corner Of MAN and Governor streets,
y. nd Va
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COkE =. The price Of Coke until further notice
~ will Re rs follows
SOFT LUMP COKE ....---. ----. .---. 1870. SAaO
SOFT HAIL COKE. .-.-. Is
Orders promptly executed ut Yards corner 10th
and Cary and 9th and By I'd streets. Terms cash.
de l2-tS JNO. J. WEkTH, Agent.
OAK AND PINE WOOD Seasoned and IN
~ der shelter, iux sale NJ Coke Yards.
de- Its JNO. J. WERTH, Ax't.
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1ss PARME POlNDEATEk, ATTOR,,
49, NEY AT LAW, RICHMOND, VA, viii
practice in the CITY OF Richmond and in the coun~
ties of Chesterfield, PoWhatan and Amelia.
~ Office IN Lisle's Building, corner OF Main and
l4tn Streets Sc 3-ly
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Ny Alex. Mott, Auct.

WILL BE SOLD, every night thus week, AZ
w auction room Sc, Main street, c9mmencing at
O'Clock, large invoice al fine Gold, silver, and
riated WATCHES; fine Gold JEW ELRY, Gold
GUAkD and VEST CHAINS, Ladies, ChATA
TORS, &c. Also. ii lot Of FANCY GOODS, VI-
CARS, CUTLERY, &c.
N: B.-ConsIgnmentsr receiving every day and sold
without reserve. J. II. DlGGES, Auot.
d. +. BOOTH, Salesman. lasts
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SaM'LS, COTTRELL. Pres't,
T. =. STARkE. Cashier.
l.. WAI.THALL, Secretary.
de 2N-tUl y. w A. lA-A~H' Sot'ot"''.
,r,<uaW SHA ID ES. WIN d N

W shades w HOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Al ga 'BR0AD SIN. GOLDEN takes pleasure
IN ,ruouncug tina, he has reduced the prices OF
h,s SHADES 10 per cent below former prices, un-
ri turtber notice His large assortment consists
ii t;nlA Gold and Velvet, light and dark Land
srapes Bouquets. Vases. Plain, Gothic. Green aud
Blue Shades with tiod border; the best article OF
Fixtures Ia match Curtain Bands and Cornices,
etc: 4 sr4at yar,eiv of English and American OIL
CLArHS. v IA flannel back, plain or figured, all
widths Cal AMI prices, at the establis he
Chetu llr, t,nais and Window Shade Store of
n. GOLDEN. 20 Broad ST.,
4 l.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

~ HAVING BEEN selieited by many
~ Of nv friends and neis..pYI: ~ os ss w ~
nee 81 COW II iSSi0NEk OF THE REVENUE
Cor the Districts No ard e hsnrsSHH on"n Sx
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LAW AND MEDICAL CARDS.

~ DIR. ASCOLl. HOMEOPATHIST,
Dc has removed to Franklin street. corner
:, 81 AZ Mrs Dabne,'s fe l5-lm
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BY Thos. w. keesee, Auct.,
(OfIlce corner 18th and Cary streets.
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by Orrnsh1W a. Co.. AuctS,
RICHMOND, Va.
fCOS BAGS RIO COFFEE AT AUG.
lOJO TfON.-On FRIDAY next. cath inst. we
will sell, at our warehouse, on the bxSin in
voice of COFFEE, just received per bara0 Ann
r. Grant," direct from hIo de Janeiro, cons st nx
of lss5 bags prime RIO COFFEE, in d, ubie sacks
ard sci. cted expressly for this market.
Ai.so-I9o barrels New i"rkC Extra SUGAR
TsaMs.-N nder Sl0U. cash; ovcr SiUO, 4 mos
credit. for satisfactory negotiable paper.
THIS sale will take place prom pity ut 10 q clock
A M, IN order to give the dea' time to attic nC
Mes..s G. WORKMAN i Co. . cargo sale Of Sag Al
and Molasses. CRENHHAW & CO.
fell Richmond. Va
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GREAT BARGAINS can now be had by gong
~ t" LEWIS Store. No. II Main street. he has
siarse stock of cheap Goods now IN store. which
Who wish to procure some of the bargains. to go
named atels to LEVY s andpurchase a good sup
~ hei"re they are all gone HOOP SKIRTS.
HOOP KRIS Just received an assortment OF
lie above, which prepared to sell at astonisi
lht low prices,
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y "A M l. - IL r. ~ - - IL
OF NORTH CAROLINA,
tIate with oeo. A. Warder Co..
Would respectfully invite the attention of country
nieTchants their larze and entirely new stock OF
STRAW. FUR. CASHMERE, WOOL and SILK
HATS, of the latest styles. for the spring trade.
Having long experience In l,uslnes SIS. and very SUI
periOr facilities in obtaining our supplies from
manufacturers, We feel confident that We can offer
inducements to country merchants III both quality
and price, aud We would he pleased to have you
call and examine stock when you visit our city.
Orders promptly attended to. Hats maD u featured
to order. JAMES II. BEN BURY i CO.
&, ond3 I'm,
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RELIEF OF DYSPEPSIA. SCROFULA, &c.
THIS MASS is obtained from the 4" Virginia Bed
ford Alum and Iodine Springs by careful scen-
tho me- nod of evaporation, Whereby the mnera
ingredients and medicinal properties Of the water
are fully retained. We have for sale both the w A
TER and MASS, and sohctsa call from those IN
terested. Pamphlets, containing ply saclans' Ger
titicates of cures, to he obtained gratis of us.
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmaceutists,
ls6 Main street, corner above Post Offce.
ia lE-CaW2m
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fraA SPECIAL NOTICE. - Until FIR
SEEM Their notice the YORKTOWN. Captain
s<T11~sE3 PARRISH. will leave New ork for Rich
mond every SATURDAY, at p NJ; and the
JAM ESTOWN Captain SKINNER, every w Ed
NESDAG, at |. NJ. returning. they will leave
Richmond for New York every To ESDAi and
FRIDAY, al 4 p NJ, touching at Norfolk and City
Point gong and returning.
ia ls-ts LUDLAM WATSON.
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\tN GOODS, NEW GOODS.-We have
y ueen IN receip for the last two weeks Of Goods
pr the spring trade. We have now to show Cali
les, 6tn.haIns, Popllns. Musllns, and her Dress
h0nis; new French Work Collars; do. Sets !;
Busae Is and Honiton Lace Collars; also. Il full
aad entire assortment of Brown and Bleached Cot
tons; heavy Brown aud Twll!ed Co'tons Tor ser
yiht u.en; PLAID and TIPPED Domestlcs and OZna
.ufss; heavy Twilled Pants Stuh of Cotton aud
Linen. ior mems summer wear.
CHI rs \ - uEEERN l72 Rroad ST
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- DIR, ", q. SNELLlNCS,
1860.
REMOVAL.

~ hH"o'AI' 1861.
- WILLIAM F. BUTLER K son,
" IMPORTERS AMP DEALERS IN
CHINA, EARTH WARE AND GLASS,
Have removed To No. 10 Pearl or l4th street, and
viii open in all the month of February large aud
choice stock OF New Goods. OF their own importa
ton. received direct to this port. per ships Ere
and Alexander. and by the ate Stamler and En-
dymion, via New York Also. FROM the Wheeiins,
Va, and Western manufactures. every descr,p-
ton of PLAIN, PRESSED and CUT GLASS
WARE; coal OIL. and other LAMPS, CAS-
TORS. LOOKING GLASSES and FANCY
GOODS. which they offer to the trade OF North Ca
rnlina, Virginia and Tennessee, low any
Northe IN jobbng house.
Our Senior has been for the last IS years, i'm
porting China and Earthenware direct to this port;
and piedging ourselves to sell as low Others we
respectfully ask the patronage of Southern mer-
chants and the Southern public.
uA Store formerly occupied by W. s. &c. Don =
Nj. +. BU ILER u SON.
fe l3-d&cwlm No. 10 Pearl or l4th street