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&kSSFSss Sum Nerfauf. ga aeis4
$NiiiH 80 @der 2dn0 init 9uten DISQUALIFICATION, 16 Mehex
HHNiiI bon br Stae~nale Der ~2an6raBe uno in Der eeIunoe-
Easn-1A item @e9enp, 1907 @der an Der Nortbern Gentral-gi-
lenbabn, 30 Wteilen BON Der Gtaot nit @ebinoen; 10 Mter an br
alien Trebertf .Ncab, gut ~on9ebaut; 1O7 older nit babi6sn &C.
bdtit9feiten uno ~gnla8eu, wiro 9e9en @isentbum IN Der Staot
ssIra8etaul9ti 9 Nfer an Der alien 8reeertd @cao u ysIs BON
Mount De SaIe8; 100 Ifer am g8albin9tpn 3anowc9e, IL Meilen
bon Der Staot; 2 9duier IN 9owarefr., nabc @~amSenir.; l in
SSeflSonbaGbltr: in 6aqettefr. 2 in 2%srin0t0nfr. ! in
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ano nisebrsre anbere III psri6ic6enen @egenOen br etaOt. QOts Sa
permietben in yeti SaltiWOreitr, Monument, SAP. uno @cgI-
6errplr. uno Srpdoncop. grunb s%upertaufen in gtcaopap.
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SO. SO 5apeHeItr.
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TELEGRAMS
Per Magnetic Telegraph Lines Office No. lSs Main Street.
CONGRESSIONAL


WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-SENArE-NO business Of i'm
portance was Transacted
Hou>E-Mr. Reagan concluded his speech against the
Republicans
Two ballots we're taken for Speaker First-Sherman
lut Naandigham d2, Gimer Z; necessary TO choice
100 Second-Shermau los; BocOck 80: Nelson ;; nee
essary % a choice lo6. Adjourned.
DELEGATES To THE CHARLESTON CONVENTION.
SrErNcurlp, Il, Jan 5.-Tbe Democratic Conven-
ton assembled to-day and elected delegates TO the
Charleston Convention. Resolutions were adopted re-
affirming the Cincinnati platform repudating new tests,
the revival Of the Slave trade and the Congressional Slave
Code for the territories denying that slavery derives its
validity from the Constitution declaring the position Of the
Democracy he that of Mr. Buchanan in his letter OF ac
cepauce denying ae Interpretation given by the Repno-
Eclu the bred Scott deci-onond affirming thatit de-
mics the right the people the territories 20 regulate the
question Of slavery il may suit themselves; depreca!ing
John Browns iorav and attrbuting such invasion TO
the teachings OF the Republicans instrucng their dele
gates 20 vote for The readopuon Of the Cincinnati plat
form declaring their intention abide by the decision
Of the Charleston Convention and also instructng their
delegates to vote fer Douglas
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STOVES! VA. Stoves
Richmond Stove Works,
IfS,r IRIHEn

SA SNYDER, Manufactures, at the celebrated Southern
~ stove Foundry, Cylinder, BOX, PARLOR AND
COOKING STOVES Of the most desirable styles and superior
working qualities also HOT AIR FURNACES FRONTS AND
CRATES, HOLLOW WARE MIGRANTS. SINKS, &C, &c and
descriptions Of light Machinery and Ornamental Castings
The PROPRIETOR coarinced that sufficient dpDrscidre pat
could be found int his market AO 10ud pdVhs Sds fd
goodGrc 10 iuyghR ia tis iss ci he bet Hdril and IN
he saDl0s ofcOm BsUf HscbdHics TWO THIRDS OF THE
MOULDEPs EMPLOYED on THESE STOVES ARE NIRGINI
ANS WHO HAVE LEARNED THEIR TRADE AT THESE WORKS
These have been gradually gaining favor until they have
become the popular Of in Their superior strength
and simplicity Of operation particularly fits them for the
servants.
REPAIRING PLATES promptly supplied
Timers dealers throughout South desired
forward their ASA SNYDER, Richmond, Va.
Retaled in Rchmondby Messrs. c T. YALE CO, WILLIAM
SEARS WOOD, q. A. BARGAMlS JR, and WI A. MOUNT
CASTLE de2l-c8rz
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RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN 30 lTH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
KEv; n; D, .HoGk, D. D. pr

m. II. II.
A. NJ DUPCY, A. NJ, ''"~P@'''
TTIHE duties the Of this will be
l. sumed on TUESDAY. the Sd day Of January, 1850,
INSTRUCTORS
Rev Moses D. oge D. English Literature and Biblical studies
A. Dupuy, A. VI Mental and Moral Philosophy and Natural
Sciences.
Coleman, University OF Va Mathematics Ancient Ian
guRges and History.
Miss Augusta Daniel, Preparatory Department
Prof Charles seibert Plano
Madame Mathilde Estyan, Vocal Music.
Prof 4. La Bombaric, French.
Prof q. Persico, Italian. Drawing and Painting
Senior Carlos Cordoyez Mera, Spanish.
Prof Heinrich Schneider, narp
Prof o. A. Frcssion Guitar
Hoge Lectures English Literature which
Interesting and Instructive will continued Young
dies residing In the city who longer pursue their studies
school who at wish TO cultivate Bellies Letres
being otherwise connected with the Seminary. .
TERMS.
Board for nine months lending last day Of June $500 $500 on
Washing and lights Q5 %
Tuition in the Preparatory Department 80 10
do In ordinary English branches ...... 80 0O
do In advanced do do Observation-Disclosures. % 90
do In Modern and Ancient Languages each 90 90
Music Vocal and Instrumental piano and Guitar for
lesson OF one hour per week 40 90
For two lessons Of hour each per week 81 %
Use OF Piano 10 90
Drawing In Crayon - 90
Painting In Water colors 80 90
Painting In on ~
The Boarding Department under the Of Mr. and Mrs
Dupuy who Partli control the young ladies
trusted 20 their
Hoge will pleasure in answering any letters inquiry
with regard the school All business letters should be addressed
A. NJ. DCPCY
ia2-dly Richmond, Va.
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HULL AND RICH STOCK.
SPLENDID GOODS
pprru-, .pu. ar 4. pnp
PRIZES GREATLY RKDrcEL

DRFss GOODS Colorcd ard Black SIX Robes 2Pounces
Skirts six Dresses In Brocade, Bayadere and Chene
Of the most elegant goods seen this market; Plain
C0orei and Black Lyons silks superb quality Velour de Paris
Irish popns Rept de alnes fine assortment elegant
Moussanr ty Lane Robes Paris Printed de LANES and
beautiful aenis English and French Mernos six Striped
French Wool Psds, GughIms, Prints &c, In variety.
EMBRODEEIES AND LACES-Real Point Lace Sets Point Ap
plqgc Gmpure Val Lace Sets French muslin Sets
viii Lace beautiful Lace Muslin Cambria Linen and Peque SETS
Collars sngy; Embroidered Skirts splendid Embroidered
French Handkerchief real Lace DO Many OF these Goods
superb and will handsome Holiday Gin Bridal and Party
Dresses Ia Nuslns. Thulrs and silks
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Velvet and Cloth Coak every price
n the styles In the best Velvet and Cloths have all
the material. Ci1sk which will made order
on hand have been ctured IA RmoEd shawls Of every
kind IN Stella Broche, and fine Wool do double and single
MENS WEABAu qualities Of C0l1!ed and BLACK French Cass
and Doeskns Caoed French do Nesng Ia SIX and WOOL
American Csssmer all grades, Virginia Cassimeres, satne
and TWeeds, Gloves Cravas Hose shirt Fronts Travel
ing Blankets and Sha Is, Wool Shirts and Drawers.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODSBed Blankets imported direct
this market Damasks imported direct Napkins and Cloths
and Cotton Sheeng Curtain Goods IL DAmask and Musin
CARPETS CARPETS Carpetngs In Velvet, Brussels and In
ran Dgrets and Floor Cloths stair Capeng Hemp do Rug
In all qualities Door Mats &C, &C.
PLANTATION GOODsWhite and Coloed Negro Blankets I'M
ported from Europe james river Virginia Pulled Cloths Virginia
Oznabugs, Kerseys, Plain Lnseys, Plaid Cotton, &c.
In order 70 reduce stock % the lowest point by the 1T OF
January viii offer NuCCEHESTs especially 70
CASH and prompt customers BARGAINS WAY EXPECTED
WATKINS FICKLEN, No i59 Main ST.,
delS-6t Nearly opposite Exchange Bank.
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BuraoEE Jan. Flour and Wheat unchanged Corn dull ;
white 1Ja- yellow ,JaI5 Provisions dull aud unchanged Wills
keyd dull and nominal
NEw YosE Jan Stocks du and lower Vrtnias goh Cot
ION arm Upland, t Flour heavy. Southern unchanged-
Wheat buoyaut. $50. white lt5l - Corn heavy new
$500 POI, heavy ad slightly Sugar dm Orleans, "a
So Cole urm 40 % l4 rurpeuune unchanged R0su buoy
ant 40 a. tU,SI ON. Kce arm.
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FIRE

NORFOLK. Jan The residence Of Mr.. Hall, an ex-
au,ye book and piano dealer the property of exNayor
Lamb aud four other buildings we're destroyed by hre
this morning The property was partially insured The
Ere was the result OF design.
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ACNRD.

The subscriber retiring Grocery business takes this
method Of returning sincere thanks ais old friends for their
liberal patronage during number Of years and most cordially
commend to their my late partner and Mr.
CHAS NJ BOSHEE. gentleman IN worthy u their
confidence be found samuel Wilson's Shockoe slip,
where will be glad 20 receive con,gnments -
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THR COMMITTEE.
DISSOLUTION.

IIrtaoND January End, 1850
TUNHF concern Of WILSON BOSER Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent The nams firm will he used by either
/ pa,tner In winding up the business Of the concern
| - JOHN J. WILSON
| CHAs NJ BOSHEg
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r. mAYR,s PIANO SALOON,

Broad street, no. 2l6.OppOstte Breeucn FOX
DUBIIC attention Is respectfully called TO my
III sortment OF superior Pianos, made by Stein
way sons OF New York, and W. Knabe Co., Of
Baltimore. To these makers. cold Metals Of the II
highest order have repeatedly awarded for the superior value
Of their Pianos
Every for years, and kept In
years. charge. The public Is requested to call
T. MAYR, No 2lS Broad street,
site 4
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NEW CONCERN.

The subscriber viii Wholesale and Retail Grocery
business old stand OF wilson Bosher corner Of I'm and
Main streets this occasion thanks for the hbe
raj patronage the late concern and hopes by strict
attention business merit continuance % the same will
keen always well selected stock Of Family and Jobhng
Goods to which r,peecuy invite the attention Of my
friends and the public. CHAA Vi. BOSHEk
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1850.
JOHN a GEORGE GIBSON
BUILDERS


MOULD respectfully inform their rcHdg and the public gen
w orally trer establishment the Of Cary and
Sixth streets recently destroyed by tel has been rebuilt 10
substantial manner and that they prepared op
-raou- their departmental business extensive scale
they have enlarged their work shops and furnished
them With a improved MACHINERY, and other appliances
which facilitate expedite the prosecution Of CARPENTRY
WORK. iu is various branches.
Their new Nils Nayos leland. completed on
u-ha scale 0fci0a-y via enable them the
F.uarl5 city BUILDING t.lHers The Mills OF the
r. and mos. approved kI1 bu by Geo Page Co Bal
tore and having te patent motions and attachments The
Steam Engine hundred power built by John
James Turner this city They have hand several RATS Of
pine logs aui have made trrane 90 get continu-
Gus -quy prepared o. U all orders promptly
able prices accommodating terms lacy have engaged a
reliable as-rl-i, 90 work her sh machine, and viii furnish
pIa,.erer, a.ls auy quantity that may De desired
w. hc-etof furnish ils and estimate FOR buildings
other and viii contract Lr the erection and
completion OF che same, iu the city or country
For liberal patronage extended 90 them 10 past years by the
creu- Richmond and other portions Of the state, thew beg
leave % EXPRESS the grateful 4lk-, and them they
viii enJya,or by every Ia their power to merit coutnu
arre % their favor aud c0uhisucr I2-d5w
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MARINE NEWS

NoRyokN. jan 5-Schooners Nathaniel Chase, IS
DAYS from Sombrcro and Amytas from Portland, bound
&, Baltimore put in here to-day in consequence Office in
ba
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.,IES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.--Io offer for .

JAMES RiEER LAND FOIt SALE'--l oher Tor sal.
- my farm, lying James Ryerin Charles City county and just
Sandy Point formerly Of that Estate. The farm
so acres about 300 cleared and OF lined
lies = form with beautiful Southern
Of quality and we'll adapted any crops and
way desirable place. Any desiring larger farm In
crease Il by the purchase Of other lands uearlL
isi-cu A. T. HARRlSON. Cabin Parish p n.
SHUCKS WANTED.-The subscriber wishes purchase
y present delivery his place h street. Richmond Va
future delivery loose In bales 10 Richmond quantity
Of Corn shuckS.
Guis-osr C. n s74OY.
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C,O-PARTNERSHIP.-

4 O-PARTNERSHIP.-T The undersisned have connected
themselves undr- the fra OF HCNT JAMES, aHd vi con
nue the commssar the sale Of Tobacco Wheat
Flour Cotton and Produce generally also for ihe sale
purchase Of Merchandise forwarding Merchandise, To
bacco, &C.
We solicit the patronage Of n, friends o the lar ot
Hunt z Brother or our NJ. James and Of the public
House the NJ Cary and Virginia streets, where
We shall be pleased 60 friends JAS g. HUNT,
HENRY JAMES
Richmond % Jauy, IsGo Ja2-s
Euluirer please CODY.
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IlXTm ,oRDINARY AUCTION sALE oF cA

~ NAL AND WATER POWER IN TIE TOWN OF WELDON
NORTH CAROLINAIn conformity with permission granted
81 the legislature Of Virginia and North Carolina
Roanoke Navigation Company the 18th April $500
the Weldon proceed sell 10y their
and the said town Of Weldon
North Carolina The property consists Of Canal Ion
beginning the head Of the falls Of the
narg the foot Of the the Also
miles above fourth mile g which there Is
fall Of and Eaton, falls With these Canal, will
all the lands The trgn OF the same belonging
Roanoke Company with all rs privileges and properties
the towns CASTOR and Weldon including Aqueducs Locks Mil
and every other thing thereto appertauug This property
value, and presents field capital AMI
prise without superior In the southern country There
ghy feet and the volume Of The river
the passes the falls Of James River Weldon Is the
with Raegh ard with WI minon II Is the Of exceed
focus of four Railroads conneetng with Richmond with Norfolk
ngy productive country. An abundance grown
the neghborhood supply the demands Of extensive
uactues The lower Roanoke region provrrb for pro
duciion Of corn, and the upper for Wheat with which Weldon g.
connected by Railroad and River navigation
Purchasers invited examine this property and Mr. Bass,
residing Weldon vii how Il TO all Who desire see and
will exhibit map Of he same
TERMS Of sale will be onehir cash third In s months
third Ia twelve months, with interest deferred p3ym,us
required by the act OF the Sate Of y. O.
rHOS MCGEllEE proxy Of the State Of North Caroln4
WI. II. CLARKE, proxy Of the state Of Virginia
WM, n. WFSSON, for the Stockholders. de29-lu
tXy- The sale vi be conducted by
WM. PANNlLL, Auct'r
Petersburg, Va.
Who will a, any time furnish All necessary infor,n In TO-
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AUTHORIZED CAPITAL. $500, 900
THE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK,

or THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
TIJHE PLANTERS SAVINGS BANK having ample Cash
al and Chartered by the Legislature o Virginia will receive
Depos,es Five DO. lars and upwards, which Interest
viii be paid the rate Of centum annum remaining
months Five per cenum per anuuu less than six months
Interest payable Semi Annually, II desired.
Deposes received their Office at the store Of Messrs DUKE
Hutcheson, No. 20 Main Street
EDWARD MCCARTHY President
A. A. HrrcHgaoN Treasurer noS--civ
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CnpARTNEHSIIIp NOTICE.

CARD take this opportunity OF returning sincere
thanks old lends sul patron, for their liberal support
md hope receive combination OF the the concern
i.g-dimkcSm A. $ SAMUEL
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