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EDUCATION.

THE RICHMOND FEMALE INSTu.
L TUTE, now in its sixth session, ot3ers to the
c,i,tiss Cor tho requirement Of = thorourh and
6nished education II employs fourteen able ard
xs ,s sss d ss:% .ss. s
Its course IL extensive and complete, embracing
all tina, lady sSea n naaay com N
any part Of country. Pupils are admitted Mt
time, but most aavanteseoass during tho ar.s
weeks OF Januar. or A. ;he middle of February,
/ when tire second term begins
TERMS toNe HALF N ApvANCK.)
Board. including every thing. $50
french. Mua.e, Drawing, &c. usual extra
Fes ea,sesus. oasia,niss , Sssnla apply
THE CMIsW!Ck ssCHOnL-.CLAssIcAL
MoNp.c-Ths subscriber offers to bis friends q
HON for their sons IN has own family. and hopes
ny ms s for busess or
10 n.e Il the continuance of their patronage.
Tie exercises ef he school viii be resumed.
MONDAY January 9th and close July 18th, 1850.
Tuition from rs - $50
RxrFEsSs ;.TJohn G. fsnrman, ESD. Soaeh,
mSSre ~ Rev j. fsyIof Riehm one weil.as
ia ain. GEO. G. EXALL, A. NJ.
MATHEMATICAL MALE SCHOOL, opens on
the ist MON llAl IN februsry. 1860, Al ROCK
MILL ACADEMY; IN Buckingham county. Va,
roR 10 MoxrHs.-S5U Tuition and 5 loo for board,
&c No extras Only Is scholars taken, None
moral habits either by reference certificate
Those who desire to have their sons wards ut
school under good discipline and where they
will lie free from the haunts OF VICE and sspa-
ton Will have an opportunity of entering them Ivy
applying soon. Only few more pupils can be re-
celved
For information. apply to c.. II. BARKSDALE,
Esq OF the srfn Of Barksdae & Brother, Shockne
Sip Richmond, Va. oc29-tlF
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u,,~aroN. Jan io.-The bill In PRODUCED
rr5ay nv Senator Davis, authorizes the
N''o,ument 10 give arms to the States 10 such
d ''. We, as can h. spared from the public sup
eN =" "A rcpeal the law authorizing the APP
''',iinent Of civilians as Superintendenis OF
20 pnbiio armories. -
''I lay the Pres ideni sent in the corresron-
- between this Government and Mexico
w Mexican affairs.
81 he Stsait. to-day, Mr.. Green made a
-.,.,b IA reply 10 Pagh's resolution which he
~ .nf conclude touching the ratification OF
90 Terri,oriai laws by Congress. pending
rh,ch the Senate adjourned
IN me N,Rss. Mr.. Gartre.l made speech
80 ing peaceabie secession, and the right
~ a., state to secede from The Union.
~ Ieake INSIDE speech, assuming the
=. - ANY Stale 10 secede as n defensive, but
a. AZ aggressive. measure.
a. Wright made n reply to Mr.. Stokes. re-
..-"ha,ius The course Of the Americans in Con-
s'[rthout taking ballot. the House ad-
AZ Faulkner. Of va has been nominated
-fe presilen, Minister to France, but there
- hs,u no confirmation yet.
An che nrexious nominations OF this session
fst been confirmed except that OF Mr.. Grund,
-. fy,nsUl 20 Havre. Ii is rot likely he VIII
h. confirmed ,,.
VA society takes place here tomorrow.
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FUNERAL or BisHor NErNANx.-The

FgNERAL or BISHOP NEUNANN.-The iune-
raj ceremonies over the remains OF Bishop
Neumann took place at s.. Johns Church.
Philadelphia, Monday morAine. High mass
va. performed ~ a most imposing manner
TAe body was LAID IL state or 4 funeral car,
.,rt conveyed ~ he church. escorted and fol-
.ef Nv numerous procession. including
he t'eunsvIyaLia Rifles, Numerous Roman
t'atl1lit societies., and II large coHcourse OF
citizens The church was drapsd in mourn
.r- Thelntermcut Of the body took place AT
~,irtt Their we're seventy three clergy pres
emf Al he funeral. Including Bishops kenrick
g.; BALTIMORE I.auGhiin Of Brooklyn. Magiu
a.: Richmond and Assistant Bishop Ward OF
Pn4latelphla. The cJucourse WAS immense,
flIiic AN tiie avenues TO The church.
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Tba Schooner Magnolia

>-,yrntK. Jan io-The schooner Magnolia,
-. E,steu which was cut through by the
20 Ind sunk ia James River, has been got
osia,a lowed into this harhor, lea king bad
49, She has an assorted cargt, which is dam
-.5 and - disc harging.
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E,t.r from Ifayaua

Ny YORK. Jan. I0.-The steamer Quaker
,,'.y hassrris,t. with dates from Havana 20
n',.l inst. The Seather was rainy. The re-
.-..( Sos--r and ,nolasses from The interior
- very hight the former was finn.
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VIRGINIA STOVES. VIRGINIA
Stoves! VIRGINIA STOVES:
RICHMOND STOVE WOHkS,
ESTABLISHED IN 1851.

A > \ > \ Y u l. X
SOUTHERN STOVE FOUNDRY,
CYLINptR. BOX, PA LoR and COOKING
f,or working qualities: aso, hot AIR FURNA-
CLS, FRONTS and CRATES, HOLLOW WARE,
HYDRANTS, SINKS, &c. \ c.. and mos. de-. erin
TONS OF fight Machinery and Ornamental Caxf,nrs
The proprietor is convinced that SO f;c,ent ann,.
ciatiye patrons could he found in MS marka, who
would pay the value of n GOOD article 10 Justify him
the use oil tho best mate as and in the employ :
ment OF competent mechanics. Ito0- th,rds Of III.
1soNGs'> .'tPsayed on these Stoces are ytrgiataus
Tn9 hst. tearasa fhttr trady az thsse tcoras
These stoves nave been gradually gaining favor
un. .hsi nave become the n,ost popular Of any ia
use lneir superior strength and SIM pclty OF ope
Tannn peculiarly hts them for The use Of servants
KEfAIRiNG PLATES promptly supplied
Iiansrs and Stove dealers throus bout the South
are desired to forward their osderx tn
ASA SNYDER, Richmond, Va.
Ketaisd in Pichmond by Alessrs. G o. YALE l.
Co, Nm. SEARS Woo, q. 4 A. RARGAMIV
Jr;. and WIN. A. M0UNTCASTLE.
de a-dlmcw3m
REMrMDEH. KEMEMBER That al
~ LEWIS. ID Main street, YOU can ais avs knd
large and deyiraf 10 stock of Dry tiooss a, prices
that cannot fail to please. We advise all who have
Dry Goods to purchase, TO give him call he fore
purchaSins. ~ We feel confident that they must he
Pleased both with the prices and tho a4sottmen mt
Of Goods. His Linens, Cottons, Quilts. Bed Bian
kets, arc all OF very superior quality and ~ they
wall b sold IT aatonishingty low pr,css, v i'll 10
then IT hin store. NJ
PED RLANKEI., superior suali.ies, plos.ss
~ out cAssy. ALFRED M0SESFeS haia ~
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SAn AFFAIR.-On Christmas day Mr.. w.
= Dulln. residing near Easton, Md, had Il
loaded revolver iktnc on bed. Ill the room
where himself aud ms little child, wife and
an0ther lady were, and in a playful manner
h. pointed il 81 he ladies, when It By some
meats veAt OF, The Lall taking effect in the
,.h.es = ms WI:r. and penetrating the head
It's .teloH the brain and stopping in the back
f The neck. When Mr. u. saw the damage
'le ha& Done hp brcGme almost frantic with
distress. The wound was At first supposed -
r.. MORTAL bur The Ea-tpn Gazette says ii il
..Jv hoped that Mrs. -. will recover.
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- PIANOS, ac.-F. POLSTER. corner
S3I--|sof 9th and Broad streets. Richmond, Va,
III Z Vas a.ent for VIM. knabe & Co.. OF Baltl-
more, for the sale OF PIANOS, other Musical m
struments. ana other a ticies in the line.
offers. on accnmm0 dating terms. the celebrated
Grand and square PIANDS made by his said prin-
e pals; and for cash. VIOiINS, IEIrA RS. BAN
JOS, ITALIAN STRINGS. &c.. OF direct Impor-
taiiob. or Southern Manufacture, wholesale and
retail. Planes hired out, tuned and repa red
dos -o,,t
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RUNAWAYS.

- $40 REWARD.~Ran away from the
EE subscriber, on lst dav of Januar5. & NEGRO
ENMAN, named bill" common called W n
~ Illman,' the property of Miss Saliie Redd.
H. He 10 about feet high, dark complexion,
employed by the subscriber. The above reward
will be paid for his delivery to ME, in Hanover, at
the Merry oaks.
ia lots WIN r. HUFFMAN
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tOTIIE.--A all persons indebted to the estate
! 81 JOHN Cost BY, deed. are requested u come
forward ami pay up, as longer ludusen cannot
Do gwen. Those having claims against the estate
Viii please present them without delay. We may
he found at the lats residence of Mr. Cosbg on
Mayo street on the l1th and 18th of the present
month. WIN. II. COSBY Ex,ou.,r,
ia 5-l2t" O. H. PETTIS. A-A0eu'o'H o.
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EcsA THE ADAMS EXPRESS CON
3-EEElA PANY. ia MAIN ST.. h> In. resumc

$1,000 AN lJ4 MAIN ST. NJ .ins resumed
$50 Their sTEAMSHIP EXPREsS to and
from from NORFOLK, PETERsBURG, and RICH
NoKE, which le ,aEyss, NEW YORK every WE'D
ROAD to WELDON, WILMINGTON, IYNCH-
BURG, SALEM. WYTHEVILIE. and the prnci-
pal places in VIRGINIA and NORTH CAROLINA.
are now prepared to forward. with great dispatch,
AZ reduced rates, every kind of Merchandise, Vain,
abe Parcels, Jewery. &C., to the aboye-n named CT
ties. and all places on the scaboard.
Our Express on the Steamships will be- accom-
panied by SPECIAL MESSENGERS who will
their sonal attention to the careful handling
of goods entrusted TO the ADAMS EXPR ESS CO. 6
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS.
Shippers will please take notice that packages to
points IN Virginia and North Carolina will be sent
by Steamers, unless otherwise marked.
, Freight received, on day Of sailing, until Sock
L. NJ. J. l.. Nc DONOUGH,
- Agent of Adams Express Go.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-tixpress packages Tor Nor
folk, Petersburg, Richmond, and all places in Vir
ginia and North Carolina. intended for Shipment
Steamships ROANOKE and JAMESTOWN. win
hereafter he received by the ADAMS EXPRESS
COMPANY who are the authorized agents for Ex-
press privileges on these ships.
Office of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM PLEASANTS, Ag' is.
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AUCTION SALES.
-rr-r-'- >-S-s's>>r'sss s-s-0 ss--ss<---A---.-
FUTURE DAYS,
By Dunlop. Msncure L Co.. Auct's.

BY Dunlop. Msncure Co.. Auct's.
sEs Po ~ sse e fC suaf ASD 9Js
DAY. the Hth nst.. commencing at II O'Clock. We
viii sell at olr wharf and warehouse at Rockets,
the cargo Of the brig Taluah, from Louisiana,
$50 hhd,. SUGAR. ranging from prime to choice
go b6l'. choice quality Me-. Me5AssEs.
g. 9" bids sha. MMussovaao Mst3t ,!!
TEkMss q: sloo, cash; over 100, 4 months
sac S'AG ptSLoP M GsstssF co. Auo
BY Chas. 7. Workman + Co., Aucrs.
y GAR AND MoLAssEs " EpN EsDAY,
January 18th at our Warehouse on The Dock. com
schr Eclipse. from Attaka pas: cors.stins Of ~
2 q; bids hhsi prime to choice ORLEANS sTGARi
TERM. OF sALE.-For sums under sloO cash !:
Sc pspsr '' cHAs + WORKMAN ~ fS 1 "6:
By James NJ. Taylor l. Son, Auct's.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
- TATE:-In execution of decree Of Henrieo
COUNTY Court, pronounced on the Hth day of Au-
gust 1858, IN the case of Darracott ard others
EDWARD Neldt, the undersigned. Commlss,onsr
thereof appointed. will sell at suction on ri DAY
the 10th da, of January, commencing at O'Clock
=, NJ Lot No li2 ia Duval's addition. Iyin. on
back l65 feet and nearly adjoining the bone factory
ofMr. Andrew Muller.
TERNs-A. sale.
JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, Com'r
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR SnN. Auct'rs.
P.S.-The above property will be sold at the risk
and costa OF the former purchaser, who failed to
comply with the terms of sale.
ia II J. A H.. Com'r.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VACANT LOT
ON UNION HILL-As trustee in certain
deed Of trust. executed by T. y. Thompson and
recorded IN The CLERKS Office of Henrco County
Court will sell. upon the premises. on SATUR-
DAY. the 2lst day of Jannar., commencing at
o clock. p. NJ. certain LOT OF LAND on Both,
between and P streets. having 3 front of IS feet
AND running back ls2 feet to an alley l6 feet wide
IER "s.-One third cash; the balance at and 6
months. Tor negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured by trust deed.
JAS NJ. TAYLOR. Trustee.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR x Son. Auct's. all
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On NEGROES AT AUCVlON. On WE'D
~ NESDAY 18th day of January, at II o. olock,
4. NJ; in front If tina Auction Store Of William
fannill, shall sell twent,, NEGROES, belonging
them are some likely young Men and BOY House
Servants, Factory and Farm Hands.
TERMs-Cash; or months credit. interest added
Tor well endorsed mel otIabls notes .~
JOS. B. DUNN
Executor Of Jos. Bragg decd,
Sale conducted by Wai. PANNILL Auct'r.
VIII be added several other valuable NEGROES,
among " hom 10 q good Cook.
ia ids w. p. Auct'r.
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xy,S ORLEANS. January S-The anniversa-
- ~ ,le Battle of New Orleans was celtbra-
"a io-day by 4 grand military and civic pro-
,a4.lun.
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" N. r. HUFFMAN.

- %25 X L WAX y. - Runaway frem the
Tx subscriber, a5e1t tAa10th September 1859. a
~ He is rather small for his age he has mad the
-.ssHAscald head badly; the hair IS begnnIn. to
grow again on the lower portion of his he ad
have heard that be purchased wig and lnoust .che
no doubt for ysguise; 1t Is probable that he is
lurking some where about Richmond. | will raw
the above reward, if he is secured 80 that 2 ct him
again. no 25-ts e. 4. BEASLEY.
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BLOODY AFFEs A.--A serious and bloody az
ir-s occurred IN Wlnn Parish, - miles above
Alexandria. La, recently. III which seven
n.eu ara reported Is having been killed
Among them were three brothers named Pee
~. notorious drsrcTnGJeS. who have set The
iaW and ills officers =: defiance Tor some time
The prevys were from Miss:ssip pi, and they
had teen charged with steallng and commit
ing = mum Der IF drpredations. n vigilance
committee waited on them with an invitation
=. leave the Parish. Each party had iheir
friends, and there We're about twenty men on
each sldr ca ged ii the fight.
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n N.-Ths co partnership of
!, WaLRE& co wa. dis.clysd on tho -. nv,
And m GSHrss the :;
~ ''' 90 '- /. Il siS MAKE
January ., 1850. ia lots
THE nNpEENSHJSGSNsED: h,yins purchased Of
carry lie e. AS 2ft Ifssie
the past &c, CHIT II ' Years. bs b. W. saSndels
Broad street under Tie name and style OF JOHN
s,snti, oa hand weil SELECTED stock Of GRO
GER rs. which thIy will sell by wholesale or re
tail I"t sa., Of % pune.u casometa, on the
ment ia the city. They hope, by strict at.en-
TO e y ON se Fate ' ane
Germ oil D. ". Saunders; and the pnhi,c enerally.
Januarj 1850. bA Avib j. j. sAtNbEks.Jr
business takes this method Of returning his sincere
thanks to his old friends for their liberal PATRONAGE
eommends 70 their confidence the new firm Of JOHN
r. SAUNDERS Il co. can be found at the old
will present them for payment. and those ind bted
to me viii make payment with as little delay
possible. d. W. SAUNDERS. :.
ia 9-d&cwlm
D:SAOLUTION OF CO.PARTNERNHIP.
~ me e" paITttns5sh'p heretofore existing he.
BUSINESS. Is this day dissolved by n.u.ual con
sent. All persons having claims against the firm
VIII present the tor PAY mt, and all persons n
dehted will please call and settle their respective
accounts. II. l.. GA{IAHFR
Januar, LIST, 1860. SAM'L McELROY.
A ard. The subscriber will herea fter conduct
The above business on his own account, and will be
pleased TO receive a continuance of the patronage
SO literally extended to the firm.
ia 9-8t+ Ii. f.. GALLAHER.
NOCltE.-Havng purchased of f. MORRIS &
t ~ CQ Their entire interest IN the CLOTHING
ESTABLISHM Mt No. SO NJ ain ST., I take this OPP
nortnnty of informing the old friends and patrons OF
the above stand that shall continue, heretofore
to keep on hand LARGE and well selected STOCK
OF READY MADE CLOTHING. with every other
article 10 he found in the line, to which would
invite their attention My long practical ex peri
ence IN the tailoring business. combined with ne
superior facilities for manufacturing, enable TO
execute orders for CLOTHING in the best man
ner, and at the shortest notice. With many thanks
to my friends and customers for the liberal sup
port which they nave extended to ne for the last
two years. most respectful, solicit continuance
Of their patronage, which prom Sc them shall not
he abused. II WHlrLOCK.
Late with f.. Morris Il Co.,
q-6tt Onrositp ST Charles Hotel.
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Ny j. II. Di.ges, Auct.

WILL BE SOLD. every night this week, At
zo., auction room g. Main street, semnsneins .!
rlated WATCH ES: fine Gold JEWELRY, Gold
E9UARD and VEST CHAINS, Lasies' CAATA-
TONS. SC. Also. a lot Of FANCY 600 bS, OF
CARS. CUTLERY. &c,
N:B.-Consig nments receiving every day and sold
without reserve. J. IL. DIGGES, Auck
d. F. BOOTH, Salesman. ia3-ts
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VERY vALuxs i ! S 4 RsrArE111

:. NaN vows Mill = Co., Aucta
livery vAiuxxstkk S 4 HsrArE1e
PERSONAL PRopkkksffYe 81 p eaRAr vA.Ts
About T zsW ;css. 81 LAMP "a ge,f ivsr:
comfortable RES. DENcES md other Sui.d.nSU's.
ERTY"on WEDNEsD Il Tie its ~ sE Il js lap
AIRY ls60 the undesssnsa. W virtue Of ocyta,n con
ve{ nnces to him from James b,gter. viii coll At
public suction. st Bislsr's Mills. ID York county.
.ne most des,rable property that has ever kesn o1
,v,n, =, Zoo ysS, sckEs 3 GIVE. Of '0oa'
.sats On fo.k River, and known g tbs Ripqn Hall
and Sfisro ifi .:.Ass lsis. s.mAM
water IN Tcrk Nc n sishs hundred ards to cess
soSRfiNs adGsF soma large .,. and cc.@ed.o1.
RESIDENCES spitsble Tor the com Ssytab ,a ~
SABLE. snd four srss BAsas: large
houses and c,hcr out buildings. A kRicE ~ AK
sheds and Machinery, and some Il ~ -, "a ~
youny Peach Trees selected and set ON, III S
care some vi which are expected TO bear tru,t
year. ''~As HoAe
In addition to the above are IL or II good no Rsra
and MULES, Log Wagons and Lumbar " asCn
Harness and Chains. Farming Utepsils inH,S1ss'
BIicks. shinsles, and various other oommod,t;":.
Of great value.
A number Of very good Mich Cows. a FOOD p,r-
ham Bull, tselected and brone hit on from Nav
f0,k.j IeaTlings and PIGS OF improved bFeod
The LAND will be sold in parce 10 Or in ono entire
cd. as NAV best SUIT purchasers hs ssle OF the
AT IL O'Clock ~. and the whole sale vii BE- con-
tInued from. day to da, till completed.
IERMs-Made known on the day Of sale.
P;S.-Any person desiring iniormatlo IN regard
burg Va. IA A-dfda
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----------.-----------------
By Alex. Mott, Auct.

MIGHT SALES.-WATCHE JEwElR"
- AND FANCY GOODS-Wil lie sold at aue.
u i,, al ny store commencing at oclock. THIS
night a large assortment OF fine GoId and Silver
Watches Watches me Iewslr, Bracelets, fancy B9xes.
ware. Merno Shirts. Drawers. Table Cloths. Cas-
siineIes, Bed-SpreaGs, Cigars. and Fancy Goods.
no 30 ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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JAMES u. Brow MES

q Uh4Nlt MIN I'D HUN WVFkS,
9Th street. next to the Mechanics Institute.
IRON RAlLlNGS: xERAN DAHS, BALCO-
y .ES. CHAIRS. SETTLES; &C.; also. Gratiug,
IRON WORK Tor ornamental and building pur-
poses manufactured at snort notice.
~ Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots in the city and country.
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DROWN L. McsLELLAND,
ID COM MI NERcE

RICHMOND, VA.
We. the undersigned. have tins day entered into
co-partnership for the purpose Of conducting a
general COM Nj tSSiON and FOR wa DING RU-
SINhSS. under the name and style oil BROWN Il
MCCl EILAND. They will give their strict per-
sonal afternoon 70 the sale of TOBACCO. w HEAT
ard PRODUCE generally. and to the purchase of
Fertiiizefs and Merchandise Office next door to
Deaae, Hobson L James ON Basin Bank.
ALEX. BROWN.
j. BRYCE McULELLhND.
Thew refer to Nessrs. Johnson. Younger e. Otey,
]. Ferguson, IT. Co, Dir. ]. Grattan Cabell,
of Richmond; Hon. I. S Flnurnoy, Rev Jno;
Edgar Whitehead, of LynchhuTs; Col S. NJ D.
Reid and r. 5. Tutwiler. Of Rockhrd.e county;
Mao CahSll and F NJ. Cabell. of Nelson; judge
l.. Z. Thompson, Augusta county; Jno. Thompson,
Jr., Amherst county. ia I'm
nESNOLCIAON.-T concern Of w II.SUN
- BOSH Err is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Tie name Of the firm will be usei by either
partner In winding up the business of She concern
JOHN J. WILSON.
CHAS. NJ BOSHER.
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HAN DSONE FURNITURE, re-, AT
= ACCTION.-On "WEDNESDAY, 18th inst at
10 o clock WI sell. n -. store a large assort-
m,hosany marble top BUREAUS; mahog an, and
rosewood marble tor. TABLES; mahogany mar
BEpSTEAhS; mahogany spring seat CHAIRS:
vWpAsRDRuBESi maho an, sErins seat ROCK
TABLES. SlDEBOARDS. SOFAS, Lounge Els,
HAIR and shuck MATTRESSES. FEATHER
BEDS. PILLOWS aud HOLSTERS; CROCKERY
GLASSW ARE. COOKING STOVE, CARPETS,
&c. liza lol f. B. COOK, AuctioneeT.
SEKGEANT'S SALE.-In obedience 10 an or
- der of the Hustinis Court Of, the city Of r ch-
mond. made November 10Th, 1s59 in An attach
ment of Morris A. Myers against J. NJ. Lewis
will sell. in front of the City Hall. on WEDNES
to the hs hest bidder. for cash, the interest OF the
SAID }. NJ Lewis, AZ assignee oil James A. Carter,
possession of Mrs Patsey Fraser, for her life,
which interest is embr acsd in said attachment.
THOMAS U. DUDLEY,
ia 5-dtds Sergeant CITY Of Richmond.
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NTUTIIE.-The subscriber has two white boys,
for :. term OF years either to the Carpenters or
Brckia, erS trade. Contractors who wish appren-
Will address, for particulars, the subscr Der at
Penna, Caroline. a., or meet me ~ the ofilc, Of
Messrs. WORKMAN & Wyatt 1870 Main street on
Wednesday, the lIth inst, between the hours of 3
ana +. NJ W. /. CHAN DLER.
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N-sss~ CHA y r. or hDAE AT

- kEa aNb NoRFoLR. All I1 KEn1I
TON OF FARE.-The GLEN COVE and CUR
tbs PECK will, and after Monday next 3rd of
October, leave the wharf al Rockets. every morn
ing SUNDAYS excepted, al 81 O'Clock. precisely:
the Glen Cove leavIng every Monday. Wednesday
and FRIDAY mornings, and the Curtis Peck every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings and
both boats return each alternate days touching al
all the resu lar landings going and returning.
PASSAGE for the round trip, TO and from Ports
mouth or Norfolk. Sc. To City Point. 81.
En
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-11

I lGHT PRESSED TOBACCO.-We have
Louisa. Light Pressed unsweetened T0bacco put
up expressly for our sales; also, superior Smoking
Tobacco, and genuine Powhatsn Pipes and Root
items. r. JOHNSTON 4 BRO, Drusr lists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-11
RICHMOND, Jan. 2, 1860.

New Concern,-'fhe subscriber will continue
the wholesale and retail GROCERY BUSINESS,
at the old stand Of Wilson & Bosher. corner Eth
and Main sts., and takes this occasion to return
thanks for the literal PATRONAGE bestowed on the
late concern, and hopes, BY strict attention to
business, 10 merit continuance OF the same. !
will keep always on hand n we'll elected stock OF
Family and Joholng Goods. 10 which most re
spectfu'ly invite the attention Of IN, friends and
the public. CHAS. NJ. BOSHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-11

f'HE.-on the 9th uit. "a fire occurred at S,
W ha"l +. Md, in the steam mill owned by
" N T. BLADES, Esq. The mill. with about
"' bH. Aeis Of grain. aud the dwelling house
"tA Most u he furniture Of Mr.. Thomas by
w. "'I' all consumed by the flames Mr.
h'l's estimates his loss at $500, and MI
DFe-i estimates his al 5000