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HANOVER COUNTY.

~ TO THE VOTERS OF HANOVER,
49, MIR. pABSKy having declined re- eiec-
ton. respectfully announce myself = candidate
for the office Of COM MONWEALTH'S ATTOR
NEY for the county of Hanover
NH s-3w' CHAs.IMORRTs.
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sale conducted by GOBLIN ArrERsON, Aucts.
'THiRTEEN BEArTIFUL BulLDING

H., LUTS IN ~ LIE TLAN ~ OF FIRT MAJ g.
TION.-Wlll lie sold at auction. on the premises.
on THURSDAY. I'D NJ srch. 1850. at O'Clock r.
NJ. thirteen beautiful LOTS. located a. above
three of them front on the East line Of sth st.:
three of them front the West line If 9th street,
together 100 feet on the East line Of 9th street.
running back tsss feet, and bounded on the South
by Louisiana street.
TERMs.-One- third cash; balance at four and
eight MONTHS for negotiable notes. inter- added.
and title retained TIL last note il paid The taxes
| for 1870 to be paid by the purchaser.
mhl2 GOUDIN K APPERSON, Auct's.
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- I AM A CANDIDATE for the Office
GA Of HIGH CONSTABLE Of the city Of
Richmond. tmh l5-tde' in. MCCCRDEY.

CAPT. CHAS. DlMMOCK..DkAR
~ SIR: Having noticed with pleasure thrn'
our city pa pers. that our worthv citizen, MIR. JAS
Acc UiLA MALONE. has offered himself rs a
candidate for the office of MANAGER OF THE
POOR HOUSE. and though from our persona,
quaintance with him We are satisfied that he Is
fully competent TO discharge the duties of that Of
hce with ability, yet others are desrous OF hear
ing your opinion on the subject, since you ha e
had the opportunity at iecom,ng acquainted with
by personal observations for several years past
The shove request IS made without concert Of
iion or knowledge Of Mr.. MALONE. and b. com
ply ing. You will Oblige MANY CITIZENS.
RicHMoNp, March 18th. 1850. NH l3- St.
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STOCK GROCERIES At AUCTIoN.-
~ On F RIDAY. 10th inst, At 10 o'clock, will sell
at the store of d Shanahan. on Bacon Quarter
Branch: opposite Mr.. John Clash's, the stock of
GROCERIES contained in SAID premises. enbra-
clng the usual variety of we'll selected goods.
At the same time, tine unexpired lease Of said
store. NH Is r, B. COOK, Auct.
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TAVERN AND UnULanY STAND, AID.
1 JOINING TIE EhLOW TAVERN"
ME CITY. Al Artciri0N.-The sadseribst Fin IN
public auction, on MONDAY, the 10Th day Of
MasSh liz sSS%%nmen n q T. EciSek A. ~, his
pike. and adjoining the Yellow Tavern. The lard
is IN high state Of Improvement. and particularly
adapted to the growth OF vegetables. The I'm
r"ns. and al necessary out lnlldings, together
with an abur dant supply Of water. The property
- val IA BILE as business stand having been used
for a tavern and store Tor a number OF years
Immediately after the sale of the proper ty, viii
he sold my entire stock OF Groceries. household
and tchen Furniture. Crops. Stock. Farming Iui-
Fodder, Shucks. DC. Horses Cows and Hogs.
TkRMs.-As to the real estate. one fourth cash !;
the balance at q, II and Is months, for negotiable
notes, with interest added, and secured by trnst
and under, cash; over that amount four months
est added. HENRY NEEROHR.
Sale by JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Son, Aucts. NH 2
'l'KUSTEE's SALE OF LAND IN HAN.
! OVER. ON VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL.
Tes anS ~s t" he
signed, at the request Of the beneficiary in said
deed, will, on the premises on the lOth day Of
April. 1850. commencing at IL o'clock. sell to the
said deed. containing by estimation one hundred
acres This tract of Land il on the Virginia Cen
trail Railroad. and ad,Oins the lands of John +.
Cross, Jno. J. Winghed estate and Others, and
IS part OF the tract Of land lately belonging to
Charles Jarvis estate.
TERMs.-Cash will he required for 30 much rs
will be necessary to pay the costs OF sale, record
ing SAID deed. &c, and to discharge the debt So
will he made known on the day Of sale.
NH 6-dtd X. o. boswell, Trustee.
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GAOC8RlkS. WINES, LlQUORs, AND
- TEAS.
WINSTON 4 POWERS,
ee'ss's~ Cary ssd Pearl Sis., tsaAsas 10 MHvs's
Rsidst,
Keep constsatly on hard . large stock u .the
saa: ole. EE sbc E "a ssss;
IY!Q. nkAMpiE6; n IN RYE and atses. 6ns
WHlokEio, all II wA.sh they warrant ~ please
the must fAstidious cunn0inseu5. 70 0-1M
CEILING Ar RENUCE0 m &C - II .p
- s{in seltae pUt privately the stock 81 TRIM
MiNgS end FANCY GOODS ~ the store 81 =:
ef auoh articles viii vsstsiny lind Il " thssr latss-
Il Z Z ~. - 's''s''Wn. r. WATSON. Trustee,
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NEY. on THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE NEST
HAM PLANK ROAD, NEAR TAE CITY OF
RICHMOND.-As Trustee in a certain decd Of
trust. executed by Robert S. DAVIS and wife. hear
Henrco County Court. shall proceed to sell At
public auction. on the premises. on SAHTckDbha !
Estate convey ed by said deed. consisting Of Lot
fronting 81 feet on the south side of the Westham
Plank Road running back about aU feet to an alley
~ feet vide. adjoining on the east the property on
which Mr. " In. Smith now resides.
TERMs-CaSh.
The title is believed to be good but the trustee
will convey with the usual special warranty. The
taxes for 1850 to he paid by the purchaser.
BEVERLEY K. WELIEORD,
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FRENCH GARDEN HILL. ON 9TH. NORTH
dated 10Th May. 1889, duly recorded in Richmond
Hastings Court, from James T. Goode, shall, in
execution of said deed having been requested to
do, proceed 10 sell at auction, uion the premises.
! on MON DAY the 18th March, 1850. commencing
at Az O'Clock p. NJ IF fair: not, the next lair
day } the operty located as above The lot fronts
80 feet the east side OF 9th street. and back
I'D feet. The Dwelling (Which is n framed build
iii. ih bric6 basement; conta ins rooIhs besides
an excellent Kitchen, &c.
TERNs.--Say about ono fourth cash. and the re-
sdue on such terms OF credit az may he AZ reed
upon by the partle interested at the time of sae
Taxes for 1860, the purchaser to pay
PETER q. COSBY, Trustee.
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FoR oA1.0 AND A1lg1.

Brick on 81 .s sss o1 north
AIssidc OF Leigh street. containius eight Toms
and passages with gas IN each brick kitchen in
the yard. hydrant water. and all the usual conve-
fpF h ifsHs .f sssf from tn. coun, .u
iSdh0o o; SERVANT sa$ ss;:fsI SSiysk
lit General Agent. Wall street.
- FOR RENT-The DWELLING HOUSE,
s5 with SIX rooms. closets, &C.. occupied BY. me,
Kitchen. Stable, Flower and Bathing House. Fruit
Trees ard we'll of water. Possession given imme-
1SS' 4 sss Fao a ipd
~, FOx KENT-The commodious DWELL
Ma: ING HOUSE. corner Of I'd and Main streets,
13w with immediate possession. Partiee recurring
preference. For particulars. addresaP. o., box es.
NH H-N'
~ ROOMS FOR Il ENT.-Two ROOMS for
in the attic story oyfI pizziH
NH Its no. Ia Main st.
a. FOR Notwithstanding to move to the
in 9 osn ,Ss Re rent the
Brooke Avenue. opposite hr. Clash'a store. This
is a desirable location and comfortable house,
TO good tenant the rent will be low, h Apply on
- FOR RENT-One large. FRONT ROOM,
IA over Store III Broad street, below 9th; Apply
&Aon the premises. mn 3-fs
"a HOUSE FOR RENT have Tor rent a
A.1 Union Hill, containing four rooms. kitchen,
sonable RO. h. LYME,
Agent for Hlring Out Negroes,
Renting Out Houses. &C..
NH ITS Office Metropolitan Hall
rtoJks Il \. f!sSE s"e :eis
Me1 MARCUS HARRIS 4 BRO,
fe Cts Next to the American Hotel.
*, FOR RENT.-The large FACTORY on
E Cary street, between 10Th ana 18th streets near
ss:A Dunlop, Moncute Il Co.'S. suitable for To-
bacco Factory. Warehouse: or Manufacturing Es-
adjustment. Enquire of + D. EACHO.
fe l5-ts KENT, PAINE & co.
-, FOR PENT.-SrORE No. 70. en- Main
E1::3 street, now occupied by WIN. Butler Son.
2POssesslOn given on the 18th OF March. Apply
to (fe 3-ts1 VIM. H. LYONS.
*, FOR RENT.-The ROOM formerl, occu-
kE:a pied as Whitehursts Gallery. No. n Main at.
1125 by 100 feet. second floor, is for rent. Also
LODGING ROOM on the third floor. For terms,
apply to JOHNSON Il HARDWOOD,
ia N-tS No. II Main street.
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Mss JiflAssf. asb J ykhRhEE
In omplisnco With ygur request ard in accord
aaes With my S:. .a1!!ns 81 ksyeeg 1narESys9s
20 COUNTY. end respectfully solicit TIE votes Of
ny fellow cltiS3.s |. Nay nsHx ~ CT ebss once.
ice kifkfafy. RsspsctfpilI r.v,oy
NI-W SVhN w. SASkVNs
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CTOCK OF DIR UGs, MEDICINES. &c, AT
- AUCTION On WEDNESDAY. 2lst inst. AZ
10 o'clock. will se on the premises, on Lester
street, Rockets, the contents Of q we'll known
Drug establishment. consisting Of q general A..
sortment Of DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C., well
~Atso-Ali the LASS "a RS, TINcTrRE BOT
TIES. CANS, WINDOW GLASS, SHOW CASES.
SCALES. ROSIN, &C.. &c
To- party wishing to purchase the whole stock,
an advant sgeous arrangement may be made pre-
vioms to day OF sale. by application to
mil II E. B. COOK, Auct.
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49, A CARD.-Havng heard that the re-
s5>-I-a port was being circulated ihrous lIont the
city. that am ineligible nv law TO the Office of
MANAGER OF THE POOR HOCS from the
fact that have recently lost my wife. | deny in
toto the charge against the legality of my running
for that Office. Having consulted Mr.. Lawson. the
City Chamhe Rain, the subject. he says the law
does require, to render candidate eligible, tina,
he should he man of family. would, however,
state, that should 1t please my fellow citizens to
elect me. sha II move my family consisting of
mother in law and two chldr.n1 10 the premises.
Respectfully. JAS. A. HAHONE.
Richmond. March Il. 1850. NH l5-3t+
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MESSKS. EDITOKS :-NOticing a
V>~EA call made upon me, in your paper of the
18th inst, Tor the character Of Mr. JANIS AoulLLA
MALONE. cheeriuliy respond by saying that
have known Mr. MALONE for ten years, most of
which tame he has been employed in the Armory
Department of this post during all of winch he
was remarkably steady. faithful. industrious and
ons Of the officers OF the post: and consider him
qualified for the position he seeks. Mr.. Nj AHoNE
had the misfortune n fey weeks since. to lose his
left hand by VIII oh ne is>deprved of the means of
supporting his family at his trade, and hence.
understand, he seeks the favor of his tellow-citi
Zens. CHARLES DIM MOCK,
NH LIT Capt Sup't. ArmoTy
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good order. Apply to 7. ADAM.
e k-lms III MAin street.
TOrfEE.-l03 bags choice white f.asuayra
~ Coffee; % BAGS prime Green JAMAICA do; =
'' ~ n. ri. SKINNER CO.
ORANGES AND LEMON8.-3Q0 boxes Or.
~ snses aud Lemons, Just received by bark Par
thinn, IN prime ordeLa Tor saia ~ :,
OLIVES FARCl8e-3s eases. Of my own i'm
~ poftetiOn lust received and for sale al
+ JAN PIzzlNPS, NJ. Is Main 1t,
NREHH FlG1.-500 drums Fise, juss RECEIVED
snd for sale At JUAN pIZZfNI'H.
-s-- No. rs Main 81.
ChAMPAGNE CtnER.-A pr,me article. On
WIN. r. KING.
GAS CHANDEG5E01- New and Lec.,,inl
NJ patterns, ~ very aow prices, ~ ts ksd al
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49, TO THE VOT ERS OF THE
o. CITY OF RlCHM0Np.-Having been
solicited by many of my trends II announce my
| self candldste for the office of MANAGER OF
TIL POOR HOUSE. and having. by a late acct
dent, lost my ieit hand, and thereby rendered in
capable OF working at my trade. | most respect
fully announce myself candidate and if elected.
pledge myself to discharge The duties of the office
faithfully. JAMES AQUILLA MALONE.
NH T-tdet
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T1.ouNrRY AND cry DEALERS

sev. II NJ 'hls day and will continue to re-
hsf u14es Raislns, bunch and layers, in whole,
fruns. Yuaf'eFs 80 bags assorted Nuts; rs cases
One. -. ~ sIass Jars and IN boxes; SOD boxes Sar-
spd noe. haif and quarters; DO boxes Oranges
Csrrsr,i' n ~ cases Preserved Ginger; 10 bbs;
sssd,.s ~ b1xes CItron. Also, Double Refined
.gsisio VI my own manufacture, warranted I'M
ANDREW ANTONi,
H. No. 1H Nj a n st.,
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80 THE CITY COUNCIL.-Mea srs
49, EptroAs We were grati6ed 10 see In
your pane. Of yesterday the name of Mr.. SAINT.
3. C0TrREI.L brought 10 the notice Of tho vo-
ters of MA OLSON WARD, a. = suitable person to
is a hish toned gentleman, sncr getc and euthusi-
asiic in al, he undertakes; polite, perseverng and
industrious, and IL elected will make faithful and
vixilanf re representative. MANY VOTERS.
NH l5-lt
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CANDIDATES Pom OPTION.
CITY OF RICHMOND.

H@S CAPTAIN OF THE NIGHT 70.
0N LICE Believing. a. We do, that the
ned u not only adapted to the ttuation BY
auaihcat,on, but that he IN more than ordinarily
suited TO !, by h,s q. steIn. intsErtyi Ce recon;
OF THE NIGHT POLICE. Such being cur con.
hdencs in him. we earnestly desire that he shall
with the Assurance that he will receive the suppnrt
Of inh 16-1tI MANY VOTERS.
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FUTURE DAYS.
~ 0sddin 4 Avperpea, A.et.e.

asgfS;sS sasa e rs55sst s Eacfst1S
q and IN e: c e
C. S:ss II. c Sls:. s 9: ,S ss a.
March $50 at clock, 2 A.. tif iair; 4 MOI. the
Ia I'd i inc and bsinx in the county Of Asa.lco sssr
Port Msso, fronting on the Osborne Turnpike
sss ss s r. o n
a plan end survey recorded with deed from Hen
~ r sm,th to John II Herbert. ,
TEnMs.-Cssh A. tn 80 mut h as may be necessary
to defras the expenses Of executing this trust. the
fees for drawing and recording this deed. and t.
dschs,ss bond Cor sso with interest from n:
viii be give" of months from the "a, Of sale. oar
A' - ALIEN. H. SANDS. Trcs;ee.
n The title is believed to Be good but selling -
si~.n the usual ;Pss.r warranty VI"
IA Sale conducted by GoDprx 4 ArrxssoN.
T'KUSTEE'SsALE OF HOUSE ANDIOT.
ON WE,THAM PLANK ROAD 90, NEAR Z THE
ecuted by Hir.m 6. Ca5ne. dated i:.h March,
& du: ,sc",ded IN nsno" CSs IN css
March. 1850. at ~ O'clock: =. ~ ,f far; i not,
said deed consisting Of an excellent trained tens
ment, with brick basement; located Is ab1ys, now
front OF 30 feet the north side Of the Plank road
and a depth Of about $50 feet. Also, al! the House
CARMEL. Also. Carts, Mules and Cow.
TERMS made known at the hour Of sale. The
taxes the real estate for this To DO paid hy
the purchaser.
MORDECAl CARMEL, Trustee.
Sale conducted by 6oDDiN ArPEksoN, Aucts.,
liable lot a. the corner of Canal and Jetersou
fronting ia feet the south side Of Canal street.
running back l20 feet to alley fifteen feet wide.
Terms above. NH IL u. & A.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
BuILPING L0r IN THE III IT TOWN MN Q ,EE siR
HAM PLANK ROAD, NEAR TIE CITY OF
RICHMOND.-As Trustee in a certain decd Of
trust. executed by Robert S. DAVIS and wife. hear
ing date 18th November, 1859, duly recorded IN
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SnERlfF'S SALE OF YALUABLE = EAh
- ESTATE: ON I7rH STREET. OPPOSITE
fi is MARKEl:-By order the Circuit . c. our.
ton. to the highest bidder. 90 MONDAY, MARCH
f. 49, a clock NJ. sne lnse, ,S,x o a. .s W.
snths. in the two LOTS OF LAND, with two
brick tenements thereon, in the city Of Richmond,
on 18th street. east 81 the Market Hou,c; between
Main and Franklin streets, adjoining Walnut al
ley on the North subject TO the dover ofthc widow
of the lato VIM. 3. ~ 10.
The teneme nts apove referred to are occupied a.
stores by A GrinwSld and +. D. Keller.
TERMs.-Ons third cash; balance in ELK and
twelve months: for negotiable notes, interest ad-
ded, and the title retained till aeonyeyanos in d.
rected ny the Court. II. X. ElI.YeON,
NH 7-tds sheriff City If RichmOnd.
A DMlNl4TRATOR.S NALE o. VERY
"A VALUABLE SLAvES:.Will be sold at pub
itc auction, on ThC ksDAf. the 18Th day al
dro, ST.. deceased. situated in the county OF Pin
wanna. and within three miles Of Colombia ali iha
s ss, s,t ss t. 'sd ssssts ssss,sisss
These slaves are likely and vslus6is farm hsnds.
ana w.n p sod on six months. time fos negotiable
notes, enthusiastically endorsed. With intercss .ci
RI S:sss: 1t r. 5t1s e vi;.:. II
nh S-d&cwtds" Of r. ONoRcxDxo, deed.
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FUTURE DAYS.


VALUABLE STORE AND DWELLING
y IN 1T Walls ADDITION. ON THE cor
NER OF ST. STEpHEN AND cot IT'S SITS,
FOR SALE AT ACCft'N.-W b sold At auc-
tion. on TUESDAY. the 18th March, $50 on
the premises, at O'Clock NJ. the new and con-
veniently ARRANGED STORE and DWELLING. 10
Gated N ahOve. now in the occupancy Ut Mr.. Early
Corbiu. The location 10 considered a desirable
one for a store and dwelling. The lot fronts -
feet md runs back ~ feet.
TrRMe.-One- fourth cash; balance at 4, and u
months, for Legotlable notes, interest added and
title retained till last note in paid. The taxes for
1ssO to he paid BY the purchaser:
nah Is GODDlN Il APpERSON, Aucts.
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Ny Alex. Mott. AuCt.
NERANDAH HOTEL AND FURNITURE

VEMANDAm HOIEL AMI rUHNITCNI
AT AUCTION.-The proprietor Of the Veran .
dab Hotel, on 9th street. between Marshall and
Clay, adjoining the Second Market wishing 10
make change in his business, will Offer for sale.
at auction, on MONDAY, March lo.h, commencing
at 10 O'Clock, the good will aud hey of the said
HOUSE: BAR FIXTURES. dc also. the r u r
NITURE of The said house, contained IN fifteen
cham bers, all furnished in the heat sty with Beds,
Bedding. Cabinets; Washstands. Chairs, Carpets,
&c; The D,n;ns Room: which Is large enough to
Guiding Crocker,. elias, ware. &c. Also, the Kitchen
Furniture, which includes one large Cooking
To any person wishing t. engage in the HOTEL.
and RESTAURANT business, such sn cppor;u
established and popular house, we'll known 70 tho
public and one of the best locations in this city,
r. Eoi iIIthyt pathea'srs. apply on tLe PREMISES or
TRRMs made known on day Of sale.
mh7 ALEX, MOTT. Anot.
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WILL BIZ SOLD, evs:y night thus Woek. .
w auction room @. Main street, ecmmessinl g
Plated WAaTic hfEs; inc Sold jjEW1EtrxsY, ID
GUARD and VEST CHAINS, L.adlee' CAATA-
LAlNS; Silver Plated SPOONS, FORKS, CA4-
TORS, &c: Also. lot Of FANCY GOODS, Oh
CARS, CUTLERY, 10.
without reserve. j. II. OIG6ES, Auo&.
d. F. BOOTH, Salesman. hS10
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.~, CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
Ee&lAAssHSFOR BALT,M ORE EVERY
tssesssza <ssszH OTHER THE Powhatan
Steamboat Company s steamers. GEO. PEABODY
and BELVIDERE, until further notice, will run
regularly. three times per week. leaving Richmond
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
at IL CLOCK, NJ.
Returning, leave Baltimore on the same days, at
O'Clock, y. NJ.
NESDAY and FRIDAY, and up to the hour of IL
o'clock, NJ, every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and
SATURDAY.
These steamers make the passage in from q to
go hours. and haze the most superior accommoda-
tlons. Passage and Fare SIS.
fe i7-2m DAVID Il WIN. CURRIE.
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- COMMITTED To THE JAIL OF
GK Chesterfield County, on the 10th of Ncvem-
ber. q NEGRO MAN who calls himself
RICHARD JAMES BRANCH, and says he
about 5 feet inches high; about . years of age !;
complexion black, with scar on his left arm and
nose. He says he is free. and had when arrested
IN his possession several certificates OF his free
dom, which were evidently forged 10y himself, as
he can read and write. If said Negro Is a runA-
way, the owner will come forward, prove property,
and take him away, or he will DO dealt with accord
ing to law. so. DUVAL.
ie4 -6w' Tailor Chesterfield County. Va.
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CTOCK OF DRY GOODS. ON b Z o D
- STREET, AT AUCTION.-On MONDAY.
18th inst at 10 o'clock. will sell At the store Of
NJ. F.R,s, next to Cren.haw, luarles Co.,
count Of bad heath.) the entire stock Of DRY
GOODS embracing \ variety OF Fresh and Sea-
sonable Goods. recently laid in, to suit the retail
trade Of the city Of Richmond
TERMs.-A'l sums under Slc0. cash: over that
amount ninety days, for satisfactory paper.
NH Is E. B. COOK, AuctiOneer,
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CoMMIssloNhRs' SALE or yALUA:

As commissioners appointed by a decree Of the
Circuit Court Of the city of Richmond. pronounced
on the 18th Of February, 1860, In the case IF Luf
borough Tay lor. &C.. we shall proceed TO SELL
at public auction, on the premises, on MONpAI.
fair; # not, the next fair day,) the REAL ES
TATE described in the decree aforesaid. consist
ing of part of Lot No. 78S tine plan OF said city
fronting 50 feet on the north side OF Clay street,
running back about 81 feet. having thereon ~"
small Brick Tenements. Also that other Lot, part
of Lot No 7, at the corner Of Clay and sth streets
fronting IS feet on the north side OF Clay street,
running back the east line of Sth street 81 feet,
the Lot in rear of the above. being part of Lots
Nos 793 and 7a fronting l02 feet ON the east line OF
the north by the lot oi Mr.. Thomas W. McCance.
TERMs.-One third cash balance at =. l2 and Is
months. for negotiable notes, interest added aud
title retained till FL the purchase money rs fully
paid. The taxes for ls.i0 to he paia by the pur-
chase.g. PEACHY h GRATTAN,t .o,,,r.
POWHATAN ROBERTS,{ Oo''' H.
Sulo OF nv In NH Z
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HIGH CONSTABLE FOR THE
~ CITY OF RiCHMOND.--I am a candl-
date for re- election to the above office and re-
specially solicit the votes of my fellow citizens at
the ensuing spring election.
NH 10 tide FRED. BUTLER
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SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
49, POOR HOUSE.-Having been solicited
by many friends 10 announce my self a can,ii date
tor the love office. do with pleasure-and
promise dischar the dutIe. of the office with
fidelity and to the best of my ability. If elected.
NH 6-2w' JAMES l.. PHILLIPS.
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RUNAWAYS.

IA ~25 RE w D.-Ranaway from the
0 subscriber. PHILIP TAYL3R; Said negro
n John Saunders, Esq, of Essex county, Va +,
.who sent him to Richmond to my care; and
furnished him with pass to go and see his wife,
and return in one week from the date of the pass,
which dated early in September, 1857. His
wife IA free woman was then living in Chester
ne d, near Petersburg. The above- naIned negro
was emancipated by the late Thomas o. Taylor,
and sold by Pulliam Il Davis. on account of Geo
w. Snelngs. The above reward will he paid if
delivered To me in Richmond.
NH l-5Ws w. PHILLIPS.
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49, TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT
81 NO. 3, HENRICO COCNTY.-By the
advice Of my, friends and in accordance with my
own wishhs announce myself Il candidate for the
office of CONSTABLE, aud solicit your SURFACES
at the State Election in May next. Respectfully,
NH I'm ANDREW J. BLACKBURN,
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R FOR HIGH CONSTABLE OF

~ ~ FUH a q n CUNSI NbLE UT
0~~iA THE CITY OF RICHMOND-l am
candidate for the above Office, and most respect
fully solicit your votes at the ensuing election !;
promising faithfully to discharge the duties Of the
office with promptness and fidelity.
Respectfully, THOS. A. STAPLES.
NH l2-dtde
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HfA FURTHER REDUCTION ~
500 R iA.IS FFR0M NEW YORK 70
sc sS1RiCHMON D-M A u K f. NJ EN- L
GOODS REDUCED TO FIGHT CENTS. AND A
GENERAL REDUCTION ON OTHER GOODS
Merchants receiving goods from New York. are
informed that they receive them thrice
week by steamers YORKTOWN. JAMESTOWN
and ROANOKE, eavin. New York every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY afternoons
and at greatly reduced rates.
Full Tariff of Rates furnished on application to
LUDLAM Il WATSON.
NH 9-ts Opposite Steamers Wharvas