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GUTTA PERCHA GOODS.
suvHE undersigned having been ap-

W. D eltVbu6u 0VV0Su
suNHE undersigned having been ap.
i pointed by the
Gutta Percha Manufacturing CO.,
of New York. sole agents for the sale of their Goods
are now prepared to take orders from the trade for
quantities, at the lowest New York prices.
The article. Gutta percha, is now well known to be
an entirely different thing from India Rubber, with
which, however, 1t is often confounded,) possessing
qualities which make it useful for every purpose to
which the latter be applied, and possessing Other
valuable properties which that has Unlike India
Rubber, it is not effected by oils acids and is
anted not to become sticky decomposed the hot
test climates 1t also possesses that great property of
vaue in Rubber, cheapness, costing MORE and an
swering better purpose. The article Of
Machine Betting,
Made by this Company is greatly in use among
the large factories of the East, universal testimony
having been given its superiority over India
Rubber Betting. and its equal goodness with the best
Leather article while the cost is LEsS Eexibity
and norahffty arehere combined. We supply any
size or thickness that may be required. The
Hydraulic Hose
"ade by this Company, is very popnlarcn account of
its great strength and durability It may be subjected
the hardest usage without fear of its being torn or
cut by sharp stones or the rough character of the
ground size is now being made which is believed to
be very superior for the purpose of
Hydraulic Mining,
Combining as it does the qualities OF STRENGTH,
FLEXIBILlTY and DURABILITY; and it can be fur
uished at a moderate cost compared with any thing
else that is capable of doing the amount of work
This supply according to order.
From the vast superiority in all itsrespects of the
Gutta Percha Clothing,
Made by this Company, large orders have been receiv
ed from the Government. for the use of the
United States Army,
OF coats. pants. riding eggins ponchos etc. Aso of
camp mattresses. blankets, Knapsacks, Tent KNAPP
sacks, etc These last will be found of value to mi
ners. and for camping purposes generally.
The trade are invited to examine samples.
CHAS. P. DANIELL & CO.,
50, Commercial street, corner Battery,
june % 3m San Francisco.
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MINING CLAIMS FOR SALE.
SET of mining claims, situated on
IA Manzanita Hill. and known the Dawson claims
For particulars, enquire of
North San Juan, June I'd. If W.C COLEY.
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Ranch for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale his Ranch,
| situated two miles from North San Juan, on
the road leading therefrom to Cherokee. Said
Ranch consists of pre-emption of l60 acres,-
regular survey according to law.-Twenty-
acres enclosed, four or five acres in crop-three
in potatoes, balance in vines, corn and cabbage,
in good growing condition. Two never falling
springs, furnishing abundant water for irrigating
Most of the land not included in the enclosure, Is
well adapted to grain growing. Upon the Ranch
is new house, containing six rooms, well lined,
papered and paintedd. The Ranch will be sold
with or without the crop, as one may wish.
To any one acquainted with the business OF
farming, the above offers good inducement.
Terms, liberal and easy. For particulars, APP
ply to Judge Farquhar, San Juan, or the sub
scriber on the premises.
FRED. A. WILDER.
TwoSpring Ranch, August 2Sd, 1860. au25 IN
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v arie 9 t y.

q. ST. LOUIS,
Matchmaker and Jeweller,
AT THE SAN JUAN DRUG STORE,
Main street, North San Juan.
& take this method of informing my
& a friends and the public that have removed to
&Ss!s2 the FIRE-PRO0F BRICK, known as the San
Juan Drug Store, where am prepared to repair
es, clocks &c. at very low rates and in satisfactory
manner. / keep on hand assortment of
FINE JE WELRY,
Consisting of Buckles, Bracelets Necklaces, Chains
Charms, fine Gold and Enameled Lockets, Brooches
Ear Rings, Finger Rings, sleeve Buttons, gold and
silver Thimbles, Gents Fob Buckles Pins, rings, studs
&C., all of which will be sold at fair prices.
Jewelry made to Order.
Plain and Fancy Jewery made in a workmanlike
manner.
Sign of the Big Watch.
my left
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An astronomer asked bright-eyed girl if she
had ever seen lunar rainbow.
sI have seen a bow by moonlight, if that is
what you mean, replied the damsel, naively.
s9Be careful on such excursions, Miss, was the
surly rejoinder, "that you donat advance too far
IN the Milky Way"
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aae A bro6her lawyer once told John G
SAKE that a beard was unprofessional.-
Alright said SAKE, lawyers Cannot be tot
harefaced."
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ny +. W. Beunett Il Co., Auct'rs.
BALTIMORE, MD.
DUBLIC SALEUF TIE VALUABLE MA.
Z CHINERY AND STOCK OF THE Late
FIJI VI {yE WETJ.SG MILLER NOR =

FIRM OF WELLS MILLER. BALfI WORE
and Maclinery' belonsins to the extensive estab-
!ishnent Of the late firm of Wells & Miller, will be
sale On ts se . hs S
February. $780,
Eleven Slide l.athes. of varions and the most
substantial construction. the largest OF which will
sw' ng 4a inches diameter. and several of which
lifted with gear tor cutting screws; also, five Plan
ing Machines. of various slzes: some Of which have
not been long in and are Of the latest and most
approved make; one large Double geared Bolt Cut
ter. u very upeTior machine, with complete as
sortment Of taps and dies; upright Drilling
gether with q senerat sOr ,nent Vt superior Ma
cnnnists Tools, IN good working order.
complete assortment Of Tools for about 10 or IL
FORCES; tOgsther with several approved mayhines
The bole r making stop Is furnished with all the
Tools necessary Tor the operation OF that depart
Machines Rollers, Shea-s &c; one steam kivet-
ing Machine. OF the most approved construction,
and d-cideay the best IN use for rvetns bO,lers OF
all dlmeb sons.
There is a large and valuable assortment of Pat.
terms, comprising nearly $40; which patterns gre of
most approved and modern SIS les, for Mall and
other Gea ing, CASTINGS of which are now advan-
tageously in use IN mary OF The most extensive
miiiIn, and manufactu ring establishments In Ma
rylsnd, an throu. hout the Southern and Western
States, As we'll as the rgess mills in South Amer
ica. Also Steam En-, inc Saw ill and ot her Pat
ias .ss s,f
SSSE sssssd
ary; four new Portable STEAM ENGiN hS, Of
g. horse power; one horizontal II h..rse power
ENGINE; one Of s horse and lar e and general
asso tmelt OF other machinery, too extensive to
be detailed in an advertisement
The quantity OF other Stock and personal effect
3" he disposed OF is large and OF dee lrahle
character, deserving tns attic ntion of the trade and
pu. cbasers generally.
The sale will be continued on the following day,
If Necessary.
TERMs.--Cash for all sums Of 500 and under,
and for all Iarser amounts credit OF 90 days for
JOHN WELLS,
Surviving partner of W ellis & Miller.
Nv. BENNErr Il Co. Aucts.
ia N-2tawt.lth Feb
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TRUST sALEV 4 LUABLE CITY
executed by ThOm A. kuss add fhBbe c !. his
wife. one bearing date the ls:h Gay VI January,
s6j. and tue o.heI dated the 10Th ef July 1855. both
On Tn tk:pAY shs it asi II asleS, ia;s ss sss
fair day thes eater, at the Same boar, upon the
premises, having teen there to requested 70 sell
IL s n the q ssos sss .sd
Rust purchased Of jsmos Govsn. EXT Of James
s"n ss s s
to the northwest corner sf the lot known IN the
visn If tine Cit, OF klchinond by No a26; thence
along the we side of tina: lot to Car, street,
one hundred and sixtJ three feet six inches: thence
on the line Of or Car, street 10 the line OF Will
the line IF sad Mitchell Il !. was IN HE iS lifetime,
to the beglnnins subject. however, to . prior
SAID Tnos. A. Rust lated 9Th Apfi'. 1852. and
corded IN Richmond Hustin.s court Deed BOOK.
TIkMs-Gash AZ ree.bly to the conditions OF the
IF the esr 1870 Tns title to shs aove
property is i've ieved to he good. but sep rs frus.
tee, shall convey the property above msn, 2,
" GGSrAvUs A. MYERS. Trustee.
II may be added by way OF more detailed descrlp
ton: that the above property IS situated ON the
adio,nin the foundry of Mr.. 7. K;ah ,anu Opposite
to ti- Was eio' sc IF Messrs Z. II. snnker Co. II
has upon IL SeForai nuli0innS Wlcn are now rented
at shout $500 per anEum.
Regarding .ocation, which is about eaui distant
from anu convenient to the several Railroad be-
pots. the Dock, Basin. and the heaviest BUSINESS
PARTON OF the CITY, this may Justly be considered
the most valuable property now IN the market Tor
Warehouses, Factories. or other business pur-
poses.
1t will be sold according to. a plan which may be
seen at the office Of the auctiOneeT.
Althoueh the deeds OF trust require a sale for
cash, 1t is hored that some arrangement may ,,
ade previous TO the day of sale, whereby credit
may be allowed upon a portion Of the purchase
money. fs 81 A. ID. WILLIAMS, Auc'r.
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A = SPECIAL Q % MMISS O NER AP.
- pointed By q decree Of fhs Circuit Court Of the
n hs 81 s G S:s
misses ia he order sdssrsssd. the fo.osias .s Top
q SoSpHy p gA DAY # g:ss Es
Chick. deceased. Tas lot fronts = feet and runs
ssss e i ss' is ...: sss:.
3 .s s.: a "a. sSss & e
Einsbeck $50 feet, 10 An alley Is feet wide.
o. 9. az day & Ec:sT!s oF
Bosss me o:ssas .Ss, o.: as,s1
No. o. Z; :cf 81 .. e ssss sss
iag The lssas e X.5,ee Frsssis and gtksfs.
s g e !: =. "a - n
;ss re; "a. d. & s. s - J, - .s
Hashee. 1erner. and others.
IssAa.-Qns.tn pssh es1k; the halanos 6 1. =
s.;.s sl. 81 ~ H. sfs: 8
IL r...ss ] s ~ s:s .''''l - : !.
EN- ; S9|ttS1it .!|f !! Z, ssIB Is
ss - T. sass 4 q ! : ~ " aafsS .;
S''sisf i - s. - ssss q @ ssss.s
y:sS''ss - : :: "a. - -. J!
40 . ! !ss s.ss =! = :; = -
!, =! :: 800 -: = .,s..sl
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BY Goddin & App.rson, Auct,s.

COMMISSION. as sAIE OF yALUA.
MANLHESTER.-By virtue of decree Of the
Circuit Court q Chesterfield. pronounced at It's
October term. 1889, IN the case OF Severance W.
Donles, we will sell at public auction the pre-
mi es, on MON pay, Februar, IL, 1860. at the hour
OF o'clock r NJ. tit fair; if not, next fair DAY
LOT irontIn- l6z feet on south side vi Hull, he
tween Lawrence and " alrIns tom streets. and run
nins back lS0 feet, with improvements thereon in
cludn- the OLD FARMERS HOT Ell, now IN the
occupancy of Mr. James Donlsy. Also, a LOT in
isar Of and ADJOINING the above fronting 50 feet on
parallel lines 24 feet to Lawrence street. with the
lnproveMe ntA thereon.
A part Of the first named lot, fronting IS feet on
uil street, by l69 feet deep, will be FIRST sold and
the balsnce divided to suit pure haEers.
TERMs.- Enough III cash to pay penses Of ssle
and COSTS ofsuit taance At IL and IS months for
negotiable notes. int added with approved en-
dorsers, and title retained until the whole purchase
money IL paid the purchaser to pay the taxes and
insurance for 1850.
ROSCOE B. HEATH,( c.,
CHAS. T FRIEND, ( JON -
(roDuIN n AppPR.ON Auctn v1--tN~
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The Storm ct New York. Baltimore and
Washi n.!On.

NEW YogE. Feb. "a terrific storm is
raging here and great damage has been done
me ,ess-ls IN The docks. The ferry bridges on
he East river are demolished. The Wall
Sire, aud Sou;h Ferry boats have boen com
,,red To suspend their trips. The wind is APP
psrenily Increasing in violence.
BALTIMORE, Feb. l0-The gale ragged last
uieh, here with tremendous violence, but is
afating The atmosphere is turning cold. A
gale hrre thS morning blew down the roof OF
iAeC " Cia7 Works. killing two persons. The
buIang was Of stone, lately erected, and 25C
:e-t long
Four or five unfinished buildings, in various
Farls Of the cry, We're destroyed, and many
thmnrys were demolished.
WASHINGTON, Feb. i0.-The wind was ter
rife here all last night, but subsidized to- day at
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Wreck OF the Eliza Grieye.

PORTLAND, Feb 9.-The orig Eliza Grieve,
Capt. john Bgooking, Of Newfoundland. wi
acargo of pork, -four and tobacco, cap lied
shout hundred and fifty miles from Cape
Race Jan. 18Th. and, righiiug, dritted Il wreck
mill the following Monday, 29th, when the
C'fw we're taken off by the steamer North
Ln'on. sky miles southeast of Sable Island
The crew consisted Of ten men, of whom the
ap'an ard the steward, Richard Carter, were
drUggei
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From W ashin.tom.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-SIinister McLane
has arrived here. Judgments of Senators are
not get sufficiently matured to allow us to
la'in any idea as to the ratification Of the
Mexican treaty.
Bllls are to be- introduced into the House
ioF the formation Of Territorial Government Is
III DAKOTA and the Southern part of Kansas
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Congressional,

WASHINGTON, Feb. House-The Com.
Atke Commerce were instructed to inqui
o'o he expediency Of preventing American
'e.ssls from engaging in the Coolie trade.
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole on The Presidents Message.
HE memorial of r. r. Blair, Jr., con testing
,ae'fieellon Of the member from St. Louis,
No, was referred to the Committee on Elec-
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
INTERESTING tkua. SOUTH AMERICA.

New YORK, Feb 1.-THE steamship ATTAIN
r. n California dates to the 2Oth MI. has
arrived here. bringing s 80, COO In treasure.
The Il. $. ship Saranac had arrived nj Ha-
|ripa.
The .ioop-of- war Lsvant had sailed fol-
|Bsaie}o.
Tn. sioop. Of war Preble sailed from Aspin-
sail IN the 26ih, for Vera Cruz
In the Legislature of California resolutions
|, "A been introd uced ins,Tuciing the Senator
|,sa Representatives in Congress TO petition
a. a division of tho State. The resolutions
youid probably pass. and the vote on them
vauld be a test of the feeling in the State for a
G,viSIOn.
The attempt TO authorize the raising OF a
/, 5lunfper force for the protection OF Mendo-
ono county had failed.
The effort tn elect n successor TO Senator
Il yin had probably failed for the present.
SOUTH AMERICA.
Gn7vaquil was still III possession Of the Pc
i-lyisH.,
i gotta The Roman Catholic Clergy had
Il ,llec,ef All the bibles distribu ted BY the Lon
4 ,s Publishing Society and bnrrt them IN the
.,b,i, 50 uare The British Minister strongly
- sis against the act. II is said that The
4 2ns.i-an Minister was q spectator of the
,seae but did not JOIN in the protest. A full
,rse,nant Of the affair has been transmitted
n he tiryerument at Washington.
Eueu3s Ayres dates are 10 Jan. !. Great in
5goa.Iou was manifested in consequence OF
me attack BY the British squadron on the
pardcuvan steamer Tacuari when leaving the
-blrwilh Grn Lopez Oh board. Lopez had
re,ur led 10 Bueuos Ayres.
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|. w HBIRG SMOKING TOBACCO.
o" RRsies klLiICKINlCK'
sa h se, So b, MITCHELL & FERG USON.

4
L nMHBrRG SMOKING TOBACCO.
o" ppsies kILtICKTNlCK'
81 t t.. s,,c b, MITCHELL L FERGUSON.
FOR s ss h,i :, u II fTind pppcrsoN
q" Ia E Ro E,ENsnGUsoN's GRAND Turkish
90 sgs .i !. hy oMlTCHELLa FERGUSON.
as-i r"r sic by MITCHELL l. FERG USON.
j nEt !VEu--A select Resentment Of
saea s.n saHdls Bays and M edicine Tvunks,
spess -, oe exec led for convenience and use-
tnsr WIN complete list OF iaheis for each, and
Hea.c,nss les necessary for their outfit with
M, " f [ wARiNe's. ,a Broad st.
Il r. s,y -, fItK. ROLL BUTTER.-Jus
No qqsaf Cured Hams, from To IL lbs. each:
w.s, L'sn ma,d; 10 bbls pure Cider Vinegar;
BRo5KE PLEAsANrs, Ar,t.
Cn--~----N no. Main st., corner 18th.
ONtfs s. :. LEMONS, APPLIES, COCOA
p.;,. J. p. KAvENAGH,
Family drocar and Fruit Dealer.
n, .--------- HZ Broad st., below 6sh.
BtrtansiFNtGG, BRCsMEs AND FRENCH
sol tho st sa. We haye received : superior
Jas H. fEHRcGG' e: e., co T D1.s eon r..
A. Tho Cor Broad and 9TH sts
rERs: ,sas UNkIvALLED BAH BIT
Assn, u.s '1 ~ ere not exceiied BY any for res
y. Pic5Srf, ss, S.''GH s.'s %srIy 3
uEs,.oS f'S REMEDIEK.-AI Of Or
onpiaied Medicines for sale l,y
(ho, -, =. DoDEKkR& CO., No. 10 Nam ct.
lats All ~ IEANDCOCOA. -Bshss's Chose
N.eos tho f-est in ., Tor sale by
A. BODEKER l. Co. Drureis{s.
Aso, Pa,n.E OIL, perfectly pnre snd clean.
" "u'ains Fluid. Lamp OIL. &e. for sslo
A.. A. BODEKE1k CO.
\PGNcss- ~ am street, near Old Market.
sa!sase ;;:carri.se. B.h.ns Sleeps Wool,
,srsans's.:; Venice, School. Turkish. Es,. and
|IsD,e. fisAER K WiNs yeo \ Drsss.sss. -
sAsr t'ai: :d'ss. Manila. Caracas. Ava 81
saa,t,ss, con.,s very large stock, Of 81 prices
Swxr. flsHER / WiNsToNN., l b re 3
- Ia ae d, ~ naAyArA ORANoEs.-Rscsivi.s
Hsaxss. Ia ~ - steamer, 10 hls,s svest Havsns
Ose. = we At ANT0Ni's, Has ssscct.
essss S Sa,T 3, COCOA NUTS.-sas lissl
(,Likx.s.,-..-A.A NroNI. ~ Nj. 4.
~ sa.s. = DUBLIN EXTRA 1TOUY-.
sb Coz each. ia imneyis. .;sts -
Dtka.-s - O 3. DAVES1DRT.
i"rsea1S stufs, Dc Wou.ol5s. Acid. gss,..s
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Fire in phila delphic

PHILADELPHIA Feb. The cotton and
H'7'ieh mill Oh Lawrence street. owned by
Joseph Eipka, and occupied by Paul Thurlow,
sas partially burned last night. The fire
DATED IN the centre building, which was
1ulEoyed. Loss $1,000.
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Northern Marke,s-(BY TELrsRApH.l

NV E"RK. Feb l0--Cotton weak. Flour
s se ao"'s1ht-so1theru unchanged Wheat firm
esI a.. senthe n white el.55. ''orn auIst-new 30
~. g "a fors hfu-oid mess $3.50. LardllouA
s.a, saea OF q % bags Of Rio at IL, Il cts Tur-
..nF on,t hn.in hIm at 57ta cts Rice firm.
!. or New York, Thu sday, Of SI.fO Va 6's
w. "a seSe do at w., and $1,000 Tenn. ca at
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:.
~..s.~s.<.
LEdzl:Sss 8 S: : = Is
vuaFy. -. - eFss& ~ so Essss 49, q
~ rsbisAs4 b sssAcrsy q AZ @ colsset e
he kYvspepev having ths iasgsss stesssssoA - sss
District who're printed.
N. Perspna Nallnx fos lettsSs ~ shts List, VIII
ploase sAy they are ADvEkffsxDs
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by Z. Is. Look. Auct.
UFxfi f1ass Sf Rtfk s t,ixoTpnNREs' Se
TON On MONDAY. 18th inst : at 10 o'clock, I
will sell. at Lewis Cohen's Lager Beer Saloon. on
~. the unex pired Lease toxethe with all the *
lures, &C., pertaining to said Saloon.
TxRM.- Cash. lie loi E. b. COOK, Arct.
&c EANT,S SALE.-Wiil be sold on
~ THURSDAY, the 9Th inst. at the auction
store Of +. B. Cook, ono superior second hand Pr
ANO. in good order /; two SOFAS; two Brusse!s
CARPETS; SIX mahOs any CHAIRS: one Ia
BILE; one ErEGRE; several PICTURES. &c.,
Ac., 10 satisfy two distress warrants in my hands,
in favor OF Mrs. A. LYON.
TERMs-Cash. THOMAS U. DUDLEY,
IL 3-tds Sergeant City Richmond.
N. Tho above sale ia postponed till sATuR-
DAY morning, Feb 18th, az II a. c.ock
te9 THOS. u. DUDLEY, Serg't.
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TRUSTEES SALE or REAL ESTATE
! AND HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
NlTUkE;-By virtue of a deed al trust, executed
wives 70 the subscriber dated Novesaber 2lth 1859.
and duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court
auct.On, ON the premises, on TU ESDAY, the lsth
Instant, a. 4 o'clock r. Al the RESiDkNCE Of
1t Is in pleasant and irnprovlnE nele hborhood.
immediasei, aiseI the sac Of sne real essate.
KiTGHEN FURNITURE. comprising the usual
variety.
TERas.-For the real estate, L cash balance At
4. 10 and Is months, with interest added and 80
cured BY = trust decd For the Furniture. sums ot
$50 ana under, cash; over that amount, ~ day q
edit for approved egotahe ntes. wi ID interest
added. JOHN q. STEGEK, Trps,ea
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR d SoN. Auet's. FED
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Alex Net, AueS.
BY Richard Casshsrn, Auee.

TWELVE HOkAEs AND MULEs Az
! AUG LIUN-Un SATURDAY.. llah in01.. 6 =
o'clock. at the horse lot on Cnunrii Chamb0f Hi0.
4 Will soil At auction twelve tikeiy NNlss, oShH0
s:ze. sound and we'll broke 10 work sDleo7jA
Iron Grey Mare. d years old. Of ane ectiol. - .
hfst rate animal Tor . familS lASSo Bsy H0V00sI
years old. and well broke to Harness. s ~ -
81 Tho Above w.il ~ ,;ld ON credit Of ncnshss
parficaicr attention. Of all ia wsne Of large,
hne Mules, or family Horses OF nnsnI passed a11E
Mich Cow vii, bs added 10 IN NJ ssis ff;hais
MORNING., 6ne Ailch Cow: viii Q Joslns ca
At her side. lie II 4. CAT THORN, AMct,s.z
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a TEK ritsIM EOAsO
.,v1x OF THE cANAD

Feb to- ihe Canada, rom IlIv.
BAtn -, The 18th Of January, arrived here
.rpcei on VIC
'o-day; .,,. and kangaroo had arrived out.
Inc npas.eii had stated in Parliament that
IS fa was being drawn up between
e'h,Ssnd America, for the prevention 81
tae.s", =, sea,nen on American vessels.
c'se en,am mercisi treaty between France and
,Iis,.nd. cngrossed Pablo attention. Some
tas nroyisions are published.
81 ~ rn 'h had occurred At Melbourne, Aus
81, and some heavy failures.
-, rnn Is Cotton Sales frr the week
isstI 1y,.s market closed active, with an advance
SfF, 80 n. .tssalsrtJ on etands OIirans iNn
q i."sS 'p Is Is, Cplan~s iaar I; tnlddiina 81.
n,rt 81! e9 pses. including AS.oOo Amess-
csh .s.,aa. quiet. VITA declining tendency
s,,o,i>i RS stead'.
Go.,nN n the Bank If England had decreased
so W unchanged sud ia good demand.
lsgcoND prsPATcH.l
| ,hs Earl Of Granville, IN reply 10 u ques.
1t, Parliament, said the Government had
w. ", t,rms;ton of any negotiations FOR the an
.-s,ien Of Savoy To France
me Heuse of Commons, Mr. Grimths
~ attention To the rumor that three thou
- French troops were expected At IArgnorn,
~ iecuIrei i! there was any reason to sup
I a. ia, The object OF sneh an expeoiuon was
| -sv,ni the annexation OF Central Italy 10
ST. Russell replied that there was no
r. IN tha statement. lie saw no reason 10
/ .|'a,e thut France con,emplates any such
rbe body of Capt. Harrison had been re-
Az rom Son champion with every demon
Il ra,tou Of respect.
COMMERCIAL.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-11
LADIES' LIST.

| Alien mrs Fsany
Andsrson mrs betsy
| Alien mrs G O
| Allen mrs Maya
| Atkinson mrs Eusan A
| Atkanson Suia y A
Bullsuxtou mrs b ]
burch unsp Mary 4
Brown mrs Lucy j.
Branch mrs h
Bonsal mrs John
BLACK mrs A
BiaKey ulrn Mollie
Biankensh.p mrs b
Bell mss Geo
Barton mrs NJ A
karioed mrs susan A
Baker mrs Jno ID
Bailey mrs MARY f
hurley mtss Ellen
BrAnuan miss Mary J
b. nd miss Laura r
Bins ham MSS Sa lie X
BAIL m,ss Mary w
Baker m,ss Emma
Bacon Miss Sa,!ie 6
bowe miss + u
Collier rure MARY r.
Cobb mrs N A
Carter mrs Mary ID
Carter mrs A l.
G. pen mrs Henry r
Charles mrs Sarah
chafiin mrs s A
Clarke mrs De.nrah }
Cummings miss AEns
Collins miss Mary
Cxpron mrs Mary E
Cha.k miss v X
Clark miss Henrietta
Clark miss Mamie
DAVIS mrs Mary NJ
DAVIS miss Maria
Davis miss |, b
DAVIS miss Cctavia
Davis mss 8 NJ
Dean mss Je6ny
Dean miss V II
bearing miss Nj A
ZIP ten mrs X
Elan miss Sarah L
Epps miss Georgia
Edwards miss + ]
Fie.dhouse mrs Jane
Fleming mrs Jane
t0lkes mrs Va
Ford mrs Susan II
Fiournoy mrs Sarah
Fo,syth mrs Fanny r.
fafrar mrs Caroline V
GarnetL t.,iza ,cut'd)
| Gatcwood mrs Is W
Gen E, mrs Mary
| Hole Chrisliana
Husten Hannah
Harris miss Anna
ruband mrs Sarah Z
Hutchins mrs Jane u
Hill mrs T l.
Harrison mrs s Il
| Harrison mrs Mamie
Hancock mrs L Z
lsbeli mrs NJ
johnson mrs John r
| Johnston mrs julia L.
Johnston mis- II =
James miss Matilda e
| Johnson miss Henrietta
Jones MRS Bette B
Jones miss Mariannn
Johnson miss Lucy L
King mrs Mary IS
Kelly mrs Fannie
Knots mrs jimmie
Kimple mrs Henry