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HELPERS

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GAS, Gas, GAS
- frhhtEsfs s.lLrc ROOFING.
TIN and COPPER 4 ~ Wo ,!
The subscriber. at his establishment on 18th ST !,
Ns am and faT, R!sRad x 90 Gas
and repair Al TIN and COPPER WORK. and ex
tai manner, and ut the shortest notice.
tsadzd TO- o. im ,s: ai-slni cIAs ii i.ANGLHEY
NEW TRIMMING AND FANCY GOODS
~ s'roRk. NJ. r. MAIN H piaS hEruWe t?se
n.y. 'ha. we haze Jus, opsnsS 2n eq ~ new and
b nsSf fkS s Goobs. IL general f"a LA
Many years of experience and connections with
the l. st whoiesais houses in this country, wi /
able us 10 furnish always whit is new aid desira
D Ss anu % %''s q s"r KAYToN PiAmf
piCHMOND FERTILIZER MANEFsC-
Il RiNtS MILLS, 4 aCKETTs. RiCu NuisD
VA, S HARTMAN. General agent. Yasfsc,Sre
Bone bIST Harr9Ydas . Am,,sona'sa super
3 81 IL Which %s sas
rant genuine and good -sdapted to wheat. corr,
oa. t sas sS M sna oe.'sp
81 Air 4 CHAMgERLAYNE ard ALExAN-
DER GARRETT, Esq. fe l4-d&w3m
NOTICE.-All persons having claims against
~ the estate of BARTLkrT TYLER. deed. arc
pery authentl Gated, for adjustment; and all Per
sons ind suited said estate are requested to come
forward and settle the ;ss O. siaaYi sly Admit
Hsnr,co. Feb. Nth. isal e I'-ts
OFFICE OF sNDEas, surIoN .co..{
i OF ViRGiNiA viii hereafter 10 redeemed b,
SAFE fr. and other sTocKs always sSeaa for
sale Ma = INV @s,.'s 'a''s EspEsr. suTTes \ GO.
MISS s. Fi;ssSSIsJlss1 s. ! ,Assss nAxsx,
this d g a IF. sss t:sss ma the
up. Up. WaLmsun i Ca = faasy 3'ars. where she
will lie plssss ~ sac th0se ho wish tsir Dresses
.sE i &: .'iss H.. :, JOHNSON. ~ sraa Il.
esn:seas; o. ssa y TN f vi 20 3
s.''s :. 'a"'' = = LYLE B sESs o.
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CITY OF RICHMOND.

$780, OAA L Ok AlChMOND
~ cnAsEhEsss s S%Ss MEL Eni ;.'1i ~ ~
1.s,s.A pEAk Sir ~ Without intending any re-
your .ery:sas az sUPERfNTEN BENZ ' 81 o ,Ii
"As WORKS. are greatly desired.
"a We wish I" cast our votes for You at tha an
ps"aehing electton. We respectfully ask You 10 an,
"ouhcc y1arxeif a candidate for that Office
xu >tserv respectfully, ynnrs.
~ Archer, WIN. Mott,
paV!a y utsOu, VIM. Gray,
y Archer. J. W. Nickel,
Edward SiHton, GEO ] Hoam,ne1
W%ads's' i. p,sslow, Edward "a dhKi' sp.s,
l.. X. Rens. Geo. r. EnIJwin
JAS. H. Tanner. WIN ClaJtc'
Thomas ] Basby, W. Bo,icker
4; *. anderson, WIN. M. Dade,
~ ui. =. Tanner, John L. Byeriy.
s .i tanner VIM. c: Tompkins,
niGx He!anoy, Alex. Craig,
kOb't 7. Southall Ed w smith
J. IL. Davies.
hENTLKMES Your note of Goth instant was
hahocd me 10 day, and for the confidence implied
~ your request 70 HE to become y candidate for
the Superintendent of the City Gas Works Won
VIII please accept my sincere thanks. In reply TO
your nFiiatton VIII say. rs have said to ma nv
other KIND friends who have spoken to me on ths
Subject that If INV fellow citizens desire INV ssr
wees IN the position referred to it will afford me
pleasure to serve them. therefore apuou ICE NV
sell candidate for the office of s PERINTENn
ENT OF THE GAS WORKS. and if elected will
devote all lny energies, with whatever of en- pa CITY
ana experience may possess. to 4 faithful dis
chafss c' the duties Of the office.
ma 2s-tde c. CAMPBELL.
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n - TO THE VOTERS OF THE
-, CITY OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS been
sell candidate for the office Of MANAGER OF
iMk POOR HOUSE. and having. by late acct
Dent; lost n, ieit hand, and thereby rendered in
capaoie OF working at my trade. | most respect
tug announce myself candidate ard II elected,
faithfully. JAMES AJ(JIiIa AT atoNE
NH 7--tde%
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WILL BE SOLD, every night this wesk, al
~ asctiop roem Is, Main street., e9m@sDcinl :.
Plate. WITCHES; line Gold JEWELRY, cold
ffSfAMRD end vEST CHttnlN SL adis:, 81 CHATA-
TORS, Ae: Also. . lot Of FANCY GOODS, o.
CARS, CUTLERY, 80.
N:B.-Congg Aments receiving every day and sold
without reserve. ]. H. DIGGES, Auct
d. F. BOOTA, Salesman. iaS-tn
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ALUM AND IODINE MASS,

RELIEF OF DYSPEPSIA. SCROFUIAA, &c.
THIS NASS ls Obtained from the "VirsiniM Bed
nac method Of evaporation, Whereby the mineral
ins ssdienis and medicinal properties Of the water
are fully retained. We have fof sale both the WA
TER and MASS. and solicit = call from those in
terested. Pamphlets, containing ply siclans' Ger
tiicates Of cures. tu be obtained gratis of u.s.
MEAuk BAKER, Pharmaceu,ists,
l8 Main street, corner above Post U6hce.
ia q asxyQ
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80 To MESSRS. A. }. TERRI ELL.
So WM. G. TALIAFERRO. FENDALL
GRIFFIN, JAMES GILMAN. AND OTHERS
In compliance with your request and in accord
ance with my own !nclination; hereby announce
my self candidate for SHERIFF. OF HENkI-
co COUNTY, and respectfully solicit the votes al
my fellow citizens in May next, for that Office.
pedsing self to discharge the duties Of the Of
I fs i i",s ' JOHN q. TAYLOR
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VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE ON THE
SOUTH SIDE of MAIN. NEAR TO PEARL
STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-W We will
day of April, commencing at II O'Clock. NJ, the
valuable pr, perry located RS above, adjoining the
store OF Messrs. Gardner. Carlton n Co, and now
IN the occupancy oi Mr. N. G. Barton IL fronts
on Main street about ga feet, and runs back an
average depth OF about 10 feet.
Being IN the very heart OF the most business part
of the city, this regarded as the most valuable
property now offered. plat may he seen at the
Office Of the Auctloneers
TERMs.-One- third cash. the balance at and 2
wears. for bonds bearing interest pay able quarter
ly, and secured hy deed OF trust. The taxes and
insurance for 1860 to be paid by the purchaser.
NH ID JAS. NJ. TAYLOR T. son, Aucts,
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct.

~ AND FANCY GOODS.-Will b sOld II ase.
ton, Il NY store, commencing at o'clock. THIS
hight, u large assOrtmeqt Of kne Gold and Silver
Watches. fHe Iewsi1S. Bracelets, fancy Boxes.
ware. MeTGn Starts, Drawers. Table Cloths. Cas-
simeres, Ret- Spreads, Cigars. and Fancy GOodS.
no ID ALEX. MOTT, Acct.
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HY T.. Is. Cock, Auet'r.

ny T.. u. N0Cks AueCrs
TRUSTEES SALE OF NTOCA OF DRY
I GOODS Az ACCTloN.--E virtue al dsed
1a,S rsc :" s ns CON-, III ha c,,s ~
hichpond, vii, ptoe"sd u sell at the store 81
SAID Geosss r. Easby. Ne. 81 Main street" IN MON
stosk contained in said store. consisting Of Ctths.
Cassnei e., Yestings. Sattlnets, kerse,H, Calcps.
Dress Geods, Flannels, Cottons. and IN fact the
variety usually found III eil-reguia'ed DRY
GOODS establishment.
At IL clock the unexpirsd iease of sasa stoss
will be sold to the hi xhes 81 hidiss
AZ, rh iss.s sna J. xs asa as the Goods
TxxHs, Az .na' under laloe. cash; over that
amcaAt, iioasAs credit for nsss. ,a.isfactos I
Sale conducted By Il. Cook. XsovI iru ~ {;
fTsSTERY sAkT "a sSRrS ssK ~ SRA
At AuCTiON.-As trustee in a deed Of trn.i
Court once fVESbAY s 'ss arsss g., s.
esss ssdsre a. T.. . s,.s a.
ger the ExehsnSs Hotel al ils property convex.
f:si ss., 8
& is|s;:3 SsSsIs VI ;s'l;
MOTIFS. '''a1 on - ~ ana NEooTiAtlk
A new Card and Riii RI Esa. tt,crden,s pas.ss:,
Ssad.sns Nd iTF Ia,s:s s: s;ss; Ess
~ ~ s;n.aupias iaitsat. asd a. oas-doos SHOW
AZ IA ssFns tiws aaa yIase. tie stase win -
ss1tsa fos the residue Of The tsrn saeias ~ ~
fsss.-cssI. = - ~ su.s sadey go ~
sanw Of $40 and over, four montAs' credit ~ AZ
pfosed paesF. iatsfess aadea. = ..c. ,.--.....s
Vi. soadae.sd - i. B. 6se 49,. zsss IL !.
OE n1a1EIa IaeE GA1n, 81 sale b.
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n xNS CITY COLLECTOK.-! respect
80 fully announce nv self a candidate fJr re-
election to the Office of CITY COLLECTOR
NH y tide J. A. HOBSDN.
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~ HIGH CDHSTABLE FOR THE
- GUY OF RlCHMOND.--i am n candl-
d;!,e t"r re election to the above oihce. and re
spectluy solicit the votes OF my fellow citizens at
the ensuing spring election.
!ah 10 tide FRED RIfT(ER
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T >.A-SS WHO'S A CtNniDATE for the
go 49,, n nttee of HlSH CONSTABLE? J. II.
Whhs J. Fl. nlcCURDEY. Deputy Collector Of
lily Taxes. Eiii .i-tie
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THE SMEeKKlFFALTf OF HEN

TO Tue VOTERS OF DIS
~ TRICT NO. l. HENRiCO CCUNTY.--l
respectfully announce myself a candidate FOR the
office of CONSTABLE for the first District, AID
solicit your surfaces.
Rs EIEcTfoN-The 4th THURSDAY III May
next. JAS. FENELUN BRA DIEi.
lie 1s-2m%
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NV. PEOPLES TlCKET."-The fol-
N-4; lowing ticket will he supported by the vo-
,ers of Madison Ward. al the election on ED
NESDAY next, with GEO. W. RANDOLPH at
lis head. viz: CITY COUNCIL.
George " Randolph, David l. Barr
L. q. Peyton. Peachy X. Grattan
HC>iIN.:S corar.
James. X. Caskic, Robert NJ. Burton.
John ! Binford. James Bray
NH so-;de A. NJ. Trahuc.
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IS sAaas.asSwssi WI wkzaf "a E; s is's =
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eos GRAIN NEASUHER.-Im most re-
E>-2-S specially announce m,self candidate
for re ell cti"n TO the Office of GRAIN MEASU-
RER. NH 20-tde Cart HENRY DAVIS.
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lhttT lMPORTATlON.-- I'VE are re
. f'ing per ship Alexander, direct from Liv
bVtt IA CIV Font, hack ard white Ens lis
pl% HOLES and other STYLES Fancy Prints;
-lietttr and Scotch Elnshams; White Cam
=. - saa Jaconets; white and cooTed Briiantes;
FssNles Lhlntz Printed Br,iilan.rs: fancy Union
@s'Ef Mems and Boys wear; black Italian
sa. ''aea and white and pktin black Lawns;
icy Linen. Thread, &c, u, &c, all Of
We o1ef IL the trade at very low prices.
kLNI iIAINE 4 90
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rt 49, A CAKD.-i again respectfully pre-
sS>1a sent N, self to the voters Of thIs city as
candidate for the MAYORAiTY Of this citv
NH 20-tde JOSEPH MAYO.
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aeyr@S 70 TIE VOTERS OF HENRI-
tI-~l2 COL respectfully announce lily self
candidate for re election for COMM IS iONER OF
THE REVENUE in the Lower District, at the
votes. tmh Side JOHN A. EACHO.
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BY Alex. Mott, Auct.

BY Alex. Mott, Auct.
FURNITURE. DRY GOODS AND GRO.
J. GER ES.-WI.l be sold at auction. at nay store
on SATURDAY morning next, the 3lst WIS. ant,
f'iinmepc,n5 a. 10 o'clock a good lot OF second
DRY GOODS. - Several invoices seasonable
goods Just received and sold without an, reserve
Ready Made Clothins-!arge lot that must be
closed this day without any rese rye; 20 dozen Leg
horn Hats: Boots, Shoes, &c.
GROCER ES.-Whi Gin. Brandy, Wines,
Soap, Candles. &c: Manufactured Tobacco; CT
CARS, &c. iinh 3Q1 ALEX. MOTT, Auct
EHERlFF'S sALE-Will be sold on THURS
\, DAY. tho 5th day of April, 1850, at IL O'Clock
NJ. in front of Hentico County Court House, n
NEGRO MAN named Bob Said e.ro is 20 or 20
years old, and perfectly healthy The above negro
vas sold at January Court last, to cover jail
fees and other expenses. at which. sale William
Christian Ire came the purchaser: buS HAVING failed
tn coInyly with the terms of said sale, the said
gro will be sold (as above) at the costs and risk of
said Christian TEsMz-Cash
NH 30-tds JOHN A. HUTCHINSON. 8. II C.
HIGH CONsTAHLE'S SALE. -.Wili be sold
1 L on SATURDAY. the 3lst day of March. 1860,
III the residence OF 3. +. Cosby on 4h ST reet. Ma
Wy Hill at 10 clock A NJ eene rat lot of House
hold and Kitchen FURNITURE. consisting OF the
usual variety.
Also. immediately at err the above sale, WIZ he
sold ut the school house 4th street, NAVY Hill.
occupied by said =. r. Cosby. lot Of SCHOOL
BENCHES. DESKS, STOVE. &c. to satisfy dis
tress warrant in my hands VS.. b. E. Gosh, in IA
vorof FLEMING Griffin, and an execution In favor
of Henri Miller. TERMs1Cash.
NH - +. BUTLER, IL C. C.. r.
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= .',,,,,,o,,,R,IArH1c NEWS.
-. - TAR RICHMOND prsrArcH.l
Is '''''-xr,1o FROM MExlcO.

,...,.eda n. Vera Cr"z-The siege
sransan ner Property at the Captaas
kas;.rsted. &c
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go MONROE WARD.-We commend
le>~i-a the following ticket to the voters of
MONROE WARD. We have consulted many of
fiem who give 1t their hearty approval:
CITY COUNCIL.
David J. Saunders, l.. w GiaZebrook,
Joseph F. Powell. q. II TYLER
Charles C.. Elicit
HUsTlNGS court.
John F Resnault, John W Beveridse.
\. Z. l.lpsconbe: w. W. Fiiut elake
John F. Regnant.
NH 2)-tde" MANY VOTERS
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Nytnk:-RIcHMOND Refined CANDY
aiie,reient. is respectfully requested to the
lss.soiie ktfINED CANDY, which is manu-
.,ssi oi HE yer, best CRUSH SUGAR. aud IS
tfl,r, = 10, supefl to any o'hsr manufactured.
h., '1ts 9r south, aud sold az a yer, low price.
Wa "hd II 10 Their interest IL call at
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BY Robert Is. Lyme. Auct.

A SMALL FARM, CONTAINING FIVE:
TURNPIKE. AZ MILES BELOW RICHMOND.
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-I will sell at public
The next fair day thereati er.) At II O'Clock. upon
the premises, that very desirable little Farm, con
tanning So situated AS described above, adj
Joining the lands of K. Mills, Jas. Throgmorton
and others, 1t produces well of the usual crops.
The improvements consist of a framed dwelling
with the usual out houses. all in good order. The
,ocnah IS hesny s1eiety foon, ana con
good yristm ltcan he purchased privately before
The premises VIII be shown by NJ #. Chidress, who
resides on the premises. and for terms. &c. apply
to RIO. b. LIZ II +. Auct.,
Office in Basement Metropolitan Hail.
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S->s CITY GHUGER.-I respectfully an
49, nounce m. self a ca ndd date for re election
TO the office of CITY GAtGER
NH 2j-:de* RICHARD FOX
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT THE
sT pS0HTTHE - G0RNER M CLAY AND 9Th
ing purchased elsewhere, will offer for sale, at
public auction, upon the premises. THURS
DAY, the 9Th day of April, commencing at Az
O'Clock ?. NJ. his present esdence, located at The
southeast corner of Clay and 9th streets, and ad-
jacent to the Second Market.
The improvements are q dwelling containing
nine rooms. closets, &c. The lot fronts "a fee: and
runs back 20 feet to u wide alley. The premises
are supplied with gas and water.
The location of this property renders it valuable
for a. dwelling or for business purposes.
TKaMs.-One- sixth cash; the balance at 6, IL, IS,
81 and 80 months, for negotiable notes, with inter-
est aoded. and secured 10y q trust deed. The pur-
chaser to pay the taxes and insurance for 1867
Possession given immediately.
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ArOTICE.-An persons having claims against
~ the estate of BARrLkrT TYLER. deed, are re-
auested to present them to the undersigned, pro-
periy authent Gated, for adjustment; and all Per
sons indsb ted TO said estate are requested to come
forward and settle the came wi.h"vt Delay:
Henr,co, Fsh. 9Th. l0al fa ln-ts
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49, HAVING BEEN solicited by many
49, of my friends and neig..hors all over the
county, announce MI self candidate for the of
fee OF COMMISSIONER OF. THE REVENUE
for the Districts No. and {. Henrcn county.
fe lev WM. ID. PEMBER1ON, of Sidney.
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('OMM.sSiONEk'S SALE OF REAL. ES-
y TATE IN HENRIco COUNTY. As Special
c Comm i apponie b, esree Of henrieo
Mafah, $50 n tue, case styled Wood Of ais VS.
ssas y 9'H . t. s sai s the
| aoe.m ing At o'clock r NJ :. a lot OF LAND on
;sth street Union Hin netwesn n and n streets
fronting B feet and rGnnins back LIZ feet, to al
| ley 20 feet wide, and nearly opposite Leigh Street
~ "eioes Tw wa hcsEs OF Ia %s.wsen
| and II and SD and 3i'h streets. near Riaady Run
Spring. and opposite the residence OF H. II. lOr
On FRIDAY. the 10Th day of April. 1860. COM
SfSi ackEs OF r t .al Nf's pm sss
r,a Of Marloa NH bounded b, MsGoul Fisher
III s:sssa; ties rH s''s';f fhs9 LAND
joining III. lands OF 4. Il. st,il. Esq.
TERM OF SALE Gas third cast. the balance
added and title retained until orderslhy the Court
SPECIAL COMMISSIONER.
vented Nv the Of The weaiss1 i the < S.s
ss v i;S' sSiiRl a fsSss5:s Ss sssf.
SyEas IN S Shhf * cAsrxaf ka
POM W + s anS vs of ssS
sisnsd, at the request Of the beneficiary in said
deed will, ON the premises, on tho 10TH day Of
ds h 9ao 81 81 AN as t. Gs
said deed containing by estimation one Aunared
tIaI Railroad ard sd,,e,ns tas isad: q John !;
Cross. !ns; J! W,2sasld's estate and others. and
'ss . viii Vii 10 required fsr 50 much :.
s 3 to M Il the ss e
cured B, said deed; ~ to the residue, the terms
~,I q .as' known 81 re aSS q FL Tru....
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a@S TO THE vGTERS OFHENKICO
Gs>Sa COUNTY.-FKLLoW- CirIzsNs: Il am a
candidate for re election to tie Office OF MIS-
tYlct OF Henrieo county. and respectfully solicit
vCur support At the election to "a se place the
2ith Of May next. II you again elect me. | will
use my utmost efforts in the faithful d;schar.e OF
the duties Of my office.
NH i5-lmN w. p. ltANTCN.
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GU-9MtRarsbip AQtifts.

{ 0-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE
ENTERED INTO \ COPARTNERSHIP, fer the pr,rnnSa
OF Carrying on the JEW EIRY, WATCH, CHRON0 MEIER
AND FANCY GOODS BUSINESS in the city of Baltimore
9ndeT the sy le and firm of ABEL STOWEiI Jr ABEL
hE Is the Special Partner, contributing to the common
STOCK OF sad business twenty thousand dollars which sum
me sad Abraham Morre has paid nthe co partner
snip to commence on the twentyrst day of DecemI4r
eighteen hundred and fifty nine, terminate on the
thirty FIRST day of December eighteen hundred and sxty
4 STOWETI r. '''>'S
iasLaw6w A sBRAfHEA Mn If6SRsREIL.
4 O-PARTNERSHIP.-W have this day asso-
Sciated with US WILLIAM P. DAWSON in the General
Commission and Shipping Business which will hereafter he
SONS. '0''' ~ iAi ihh"o q
po,.u.. THOMAS r. MATTHEW'S & son.
D"'.nioIe, "a mo, Isl, lo2l. fellm
IN ISSOLUTION- The firm of LUCKETT A.
~ YOUNG is this day dissolved by mutual consent J
firm. + II iTrCK ETT S"''
Baltimore, january %, 1860, ia8j2w
EAISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHTP-
1.-THE CO-PARTNERSHIP formerly existing hetveen
JOHN II. TRAVEItS and MARCELLJYS a WfTCHETT
under the firm OF TRAVERS & MITCHELL was ms
SUI h on the 18th instant by the death of John H. Ira
All persons indebted the above firm are reouested IN
make immediate payment to the surviving partner who is
atone authorized to collect all debts due TO, and nav all
claims due by the firm. ~ ~ P"' "
MARCELLUS A. MITCHELL
Baltimore. December Goth, 1859. d26
MARCELLUS A. MITCHELL WILL CON
~ rATlNUE THE SHIP CIIANDLERY, SHIP BROKER
AuE ANnn COMMISSION BUSINESS at the old Stand
risk ann benefit ~ los #
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BY WIN. HAMILTON

VoII d,
In; TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
EiifI i.EASEI0LD PROPERTY will, by virtue Of q
5Srs decree Of the Circuit Court Baltimore Cy pass
f n IN ne cause Ct Hook rs McNamee therein pend
Second street. in the said City, on THURSDAY, February
9TH, 1860. at o'clock. p NJ: , "''
IL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated in the said Citv
on te northeast corner Of Saratoga and Oregon streets
my front on the former and inches with
Uniform depth on the latter of feet to an alley five feet
Woe, USED IN common, and subject an annual ground
rent OF $50, payable half yearly ~ 9'
Tf 10y IS improved by substantial TWO STORY AND
- ~'' " "'N'i-"S anu 6icCeiy
balance in six months with interest ~ ''' ''A" '"e
fe64t WW tx Nil G rTST' trustee.
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BY SAMUEg. II. COynE.
e. VERY VALUABLE
.iis CUNNING AND FISHING SHORE
kAAeAAa- ON BACK RTV FIR

EE,,,
#siiiI CUNNING AND FISHING SHORE "a
IAAeAez ON BACK RIVER.
1,.,,, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
w I'll pc sold on THURSDAY AFTERNOON NEXT Feb
9th boo, at o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange Sales
rooms, on Second street; s' e7
ri, ~ TIhat parcel of VALUABLE LAND AND IMPROVE.
situated on Back river, adjoining Greenwood the
property o. Edward " Comegys Esq about eight miles
from the city, on the North Point Road 1890
more or less ~ '1-' -AN''l-9'
=, The IMPROVEMENTS have been recently erected and
nave been bnit with every comfort and convenience for
FAMILY RESIDENCE. ~ " ~
Also, a hne SHORE Back river which is navjgahlc
IoT steamboats, and abounds with Fish and Wild Fowl
rms property is desirable for Sportsmeu or NAV he
very productive as a Market Garden - -
can PARTICULAR attention those DESTROYS of purchasing
pIui OIL TINS description, seldom favorable an on
combined. '' O'ii Si''eice anu interest
Terms Of sae-0ne half the purchase money CASH balance
IN SIX months, with interest and approved security
.. SAMUEL II. COVER, 4 uctionser
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South Nasez WseSx

The proprietors of the DAILY EXCHANGE in the year
ust closed, established a system of
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nabIit Sal&s.
BY GIBSON d co
ORPHANS, COTRT SALE
A VERY VALUABLE LAW AND NIsCEIIA NEOUs

A VERY VALUABLE LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS
d.. LIBRARY.
city Of an order Of the Orphans Court for Baltimore
Sn5ns susSDers will sell by public auction, at their
and no; NTH Charles street THURSDAY FRI
cohe nj GSosk each evening the valuable LAW
I'll hGF = Gn 1i4lfA EouS Ii AIRY OF THE LATE
oipTh T. GOLLlNS LEE, comprising a yerv extensive
s aesira6e collection Of the best books in use and in
III me miscellaneous Library is also select
anu embrac many rare scarce and Interesting
Among them viii be found Niles Weekly REGISTER
complete IN 81 volumes half bound Russia Rs; 5vcIo
Ielia, AZ vols; Mus5e Royal vols folio &e ~ '''iO
o ALSO,
Inc OFFICE FURNITURE belonging to the estate of said
deceased consisting Of superior Mahogany Bookcases WI
ung Desks, Chairs, Table, Iron Chest, &c &c -' wa
catalogues of the whole will be prepared and the Books
The sale of the Law Books will take place on Thursday
ad Friday evenings; the Miscellaneous on Monday ey nnG
Terms cash, in bankable funds e'
TESTS GJRSON r 20
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Daper Sanqina ana S1pboIsttru

9aper 9anglng ana Upholstery
{ ARPET EMPORIUM 20 4
Between Gay and South streets
G. s GRIFFITH. ''
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
$500 CARPETINGS.
Ja2it OlL-CLOTHS, MATTINGS, &c
HHEAP PAPER-HANGINGS.
~ GOLD SHADES.
VENETIAN BLINDS
- ~ VIM. Fl. GRIFFITH,
L NO IL NORTH GAY STREET Opposite Christ Church,
Keeps constantly hand general assortment Of tb hno
named articles all OF the latest style, which he prepared
to furnish on the most reasonable terms = ~'0
PAPfRHANGING
Done by careful workmen and all orders for work ont Of
city promptly attended to. " " - viz
NBIPaper Hangers sent to any part of the States of
fennSylvani Virginia and Mary laud when travelling ey
penSes prepaid for same ;aI1 &c