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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
Arrival of the steamship Empire city.

The U. s. Mail steamship Empire City, S. s. Bax-
ter commanding, from Havana ID inst, at P. NJ.
with mails and passengers to S. DeVisser & Co.,
arrived at Quarantine on Friday night.
Ships were constantly arriving, and the health
of the city was good. Freghts are good. The
opera troupe arrived on the ID inst, and the Tacon
Theater, engaged by them, was to be opened the
following week. Seven of Gen. Walkers men
were in Havana.
The tow boat L. Millaudon, Captain Phillips,
which arrived yesterday morning from the Passes,
brought up the mails and portion Of the passen-
gers of the steamship Empire City, which ship is
still detained at Quarantine.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
3 Union street.
auI5 2ptf
TIE Toilet.

The Toilet.
e,rRfFELIon IS THE TRUE SECRET OF BEAUTY
tTREFEIIo' Cures all Eruptions.
"TREFELIon softens the Skin.
aTREFELIo,, Beautifes the Skin.
hTREFELIo, ;, Eradicates Humor.
"TREFELIoi u so cents bottle.
Particularly adapted climates few drops poured
IN the water for Bathing deieionsy refreshing and exhlers
giving the Skin Freshness soohness Elasticity softnes
rilIancy PurtyGoong and acknowledgements the
esh Arm and alabasc richness of Beauty removes all
Eruptions. Immensely popular among the Ladies'.
aes-sold everywhere at 50 cents bottle.
Sold wholesale and retail by JAMES sYE No. 134 Camel
street, and by Druggists generally.
TILESTON q CO.,
nnv2s sply General Agents As Broadway, New York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
II. MutsaFd,

MANUFACTURER or RICH FURNITURE,
No. So Royal street,
Announces 10 his friends and that he il
o receiving part the goods he lately selected in Europe
These goods consist in part Of
RICH CURTAIN AND FURNITURE sTUFFs, of the latest
Partisan patterns.
BEAUTIFUL BRONZE, CRYSTAL AND BISCUIT PAR
s LoR and 3TANTEI4 ORNAMENTS, MANTEL CLOCKS,
# sTATUETTEs and VASES Of richest style and design.
Also most magnificent assortment Of Velvet Brussels and
Tapestry Carpetngs large French Mirrors Toilet Glasses
setc etc, ETC. se22 2p6t--Iplm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
i0rChes. Torches.

n be supplied with superior PITCH
in the best manner. and caefully
IL On hand and for sale low by
F. ZIMMERMAN,
New Basin, Julia street Landing.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
Sgesc0y.t's
SILVER PLATED WARE.

splendid assortment:
tAsToRs,
c TEA SETS,
FORKS and SPOONS
PICKLE FRAMES,
EGG STANDS, ~.
BUTTER DISHES.
l Eor sale by BoWLlEs & JUDsON,
" Il Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
River Intelligence,

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 6.-The Ohio river at th'
point was at stand this evening, with three fec
two inches of water in the canal by the mark.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
ANOTHER SAFE IN THE TEXAS FIRES
HerrIng's Patent Alone Triumphant!!!:


DALLAS Texas, September 2, 1850
Messrs Herring Il Co., New York:
GentlemenYour esteemed favoi of the 22d of July TO
hand time agony absence and the fire delaying the
answer.
Ny brother who during the fire. told that at the
of the lie put all books in the safe
having full confidence in it. and nearly every building on the
square destroyed this very fortunate otherwise they
would probably have been lost The leather the books sim
ply affected paper scarcely touched and the writing all
perfectly legible.
Please another Of your $40 Safes of Kaufman
Klcner Galveston the bought the other.
Yours, respectfully
ssome Safes of other make tested here. t; pFovese
be worthless
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08

A tree which was being cut down in Philadel-
pha the other day, fell across railway car, full
of people, crushing in the top and somewhat
soaring the passengers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

TO THE NEW ORLEANS cREscEa-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-08
riches.

POI .rIeAL CLUB IN be
PINE TORCHES, put in IL
hound with tempered W., On
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
,,rv.L OF THE HUNGARIAN,

AN Ian. 1.-THE steamer Hunga.
PekfLs' liverpool on the 2sth December,
yiaa. here last night. She brings tele-
srfitt' A,tes VIA q ueenstown 10 the evening
grsph so+S with some additional items Of In
o. Va! ."S ran HE Continent
,fIest t,sb,n Of csleans has written vio-
iafn.,rpr 10 The pamphlet on the Remagna
pes lon' ..,,, r,,inb,rg has arrived out.
I"e COMMERCIAL.
.noof. Wednesday closed at
~" onotaIions. Wheat closed WIN an
prev 90 ,.1sdencr: red was higher, and quo
pf"Ni,"' .t0s ii. Corn was steady.
20 3, .c,.~,,.. Thursday.---Cnuon is signify
.asr eiassa sales ,.ro, ,s,aas a II" '"'''
s,js for acccun! &4 Assn
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- neNunrrufir t7onyeutiou

,.+.raoyggY. Jan. 15.--The Convention
-, axes The highest Southern ground, in
~. - uron Territorial protection. ami mega
- n Yrlasi.m The resolutions reported
80. o.,r,aItiee were adopted. Fir. Forsyth
ing 4 resolution was adopted requir-
a.. slqssua platform 10 he endorsed be-
- ',e par,,ina lou by the Charleston Con-
- g.hecslse the delegates will with
The foiiowiug are the delegates AT
.,rr~. Messrs. Leroy. Hope, Walker. John A.
,ricsron u l.. Yancey. David W. Baine,
.y,.der Il Meek. Levi n. LaQdley, Francis
2 I45u Henry y. Smith.
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x.u york-Lo.S $40. 900,

- Ian IA bout two o'clock this
Hf' -, broke ont in what il known as
.1 ~. 3nifdirg, las Bowery, occupied by w.
-, ~, s,,s as an upholstery and hair cloth
} .sef,fy When the alarm was given, the
"a - "a. considerable Roadway, and burst
',s 80 eso,es The moment the windows were
Psaed. .,..,.t the windows on the third
",nen the fourth floor fell in. He let
.' Am from the window and was Sc
? n'1 ,r,nred. Less On stock and building
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HDUcAno0.

TINE RICHMOND FEmALE INsrI.
l TUTE, now in ia sixth .sssioas cssss e re
Sn,shed cducsscn. il employs fourteen able and
.s rss .ss% H. .s;. Ct
!: srf .sods Il nie.
any part Of our coqntry. Pupils are ADMITTED o.
time ba, most s ,ds ~ hruarx
when the second term hegins.
TRIMS toxEHALr IN ADVANCED
Beard. including every thing. 9lO
fn French .i Music. Drawing, &c, usual extra
cH Sss.s H. wft s: s.Yy s
rI'liE CMlsWiCN .sCHnoI.,, g; 4 Assi CA
MoND. The subscriber offers to his friends a
HOME for their sons in his own family. and hopes
b, deeotinS bis 70 .he imprnvemeSt 81 ms
" c:L'iSswfcK IS unasnslly healthy,
MONDAY. JanusI, 9Th and close July 18th, 1850.
xa ssTa Pen in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. G; Taurman, ESQ, Goech-
Rssild Dr. Rev e sEf syof RieimOnd wsa:
ia 9@im' GEO. 6. ExALI.. A. NJ.
CCMOOL NOTJCE.-rhe next session Of the
- Schoo. at m, house will commence on MON
DAY. 9th of January. and continue ten months;
Tern $. for board and tuition, $3.50: to be paid
half annually.
members OF my family. and receive the same at
teatiop as my own children. w. B. SfDNOR.
U.>nvrR Dec q, 1889. de 3O-2awAw
'I'O PARENTS AND GuAKDIANs or
/ RICHMOND. WA select CLASSICAL and
MATHEMATICAL MALE SCHOOL, openSs c on
he LIST MoNpAI IN tsbftrary: 1sSo al k1 y.
THOs. j. GARDEN. A. NJ, Principal: Terms
FOR 10 MosrHs.-Sso Tuition; and sio for board,
M scholars None
need apply who cannot give testimonials OF good
moral habits. either by reference or certificate:
Tnoss who desire To have their sons or Wards at
n school under good discipline and where they
will lie free from the hsunts OF vice and d;sslpa-
ton " III have an opportunity of entering them by
applying soon. Only a few more pupils can be re-
ceived ny,r.
For information, apply 10 G. H: BARkSDAi.E,
ESQ. Of the arm IF Barksdale & Brother, Shockoe
sin Richmond Va Oc29-tlF
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.aa.tieuai trem Mexico.

n,r.,s Ian. I3-The Juarez govern
NV ,,,,ro,,.sca to organize regular army.
.aeG' ga - he volunteers and militia. and
sae n's' :ts volunteers and troops from
(. .T,@". ,.,te along the national road have or
me rtlance committee. who have al.
r. IT, rrrA and hung abont 100 highway
"a. ~ have been intesting the road, and
s''' ~ low safe 10 the capital
~ ~, s,sanshlp Tennessee has been with
u S~n,n The Vera Cruz trade.
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Northern Markets.

s.t1WoRg. Jan. IA Flour closed qniet' How
~ street. : 20 v heat stead, white $1,000 : 45:
Id g = II 81 Com fam; White 7oaT 5c; yellow
$50 proS.slons steady but not active bacon
:. .es g. = 20; mess pork $780, prime , Il ~
@llGt ey dull At 1jisc.
yr, ,-laK.Jan. li-F1ouT is quiet: State So 10
-ss =. OHIO IS 70E -5-S5; Southern IS 80 80 90.
Wheat 5 htnyanf. but no transactions III South ,
~ Corn If quiet: sales unlmporian,. Fork ana
I'd quiet. T. GlsAey IS dull.
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American Contra! Committee.

W.. YoEk. Jan. 1.-THE American Central
. y gitipr for l-GU. met on Friday night ana
avleied iheiT organization. As follows -
l-.sl don't. 4 ] H BUganne, Ist Wee Presi-
..,, Ci,lterf O. Dean: 2d do. VIM. StOkely; LIST
=. 'rs,ary. Benz Winans, I'd do. Joseph Ken
liza. Treasurer. l.. W. Parks.
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L.wEgNtE Jan. H-Noon.- The coroner
- r4-s.senbied at - o'clock this morning.
The testimony during the forenoon mainly
s,qd 10 ,hr construction OF The building, but
thing lew WAS elected.
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The TeIraraph.

Washington. Jan. l5.-Eyery wire 30 OF
hem Is down fe. Ween this city ana the North.
IAetalse Of their breaking, Is weight OF Ice on
lem. They have been down since yesterday
4. ,rruunE.
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fotfou Shin Burnt at Sea.

cg.B1rsros. Jan 1i.-lnformation has been
-. ai.fi here. ihat the ship Charlotte, from
~ orleans, bound 10 Liverpool, has he n
. ~, 7, sea She WAS o. nearly goo tons re-
,.is- apd owued in BAH. Maine. She had on
,rlacargo of cotton valued Al S20o,uU0 No
1 Ii - n4r tinn lars.
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BY Alex. Mott. Auct.-
rROCERIES, CKOCkERr. FURNI.

ROCERIES CKO(kEKT. FURN Nj.
" TURE. &c-Wiil re sold At auction. 1T my
store. on TUESDAY, Jan 18th. commencing at 10
o'clock. Is boxes Ciaret Wine Is boxes Gin Cock
tail; Is boxes Blackberry Brandy; one-1sNlghth
Whisky, Soap, Candles, Tobacco. Cigars. &C.
Cups and Saucers. Plates, Dishes. Pitchers, Tum-
biers. Decanters. &c.
family.
DRY GOODS.-Sundry lots Of Dry Goods, Cloth
ing, Shoes, Brushes and Fancy Goods.
ia IL ALEX MOTT Auct,
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,p,.t,L yOTiCE TO nEDitAL STU.

' nFNTS.-W offer to rh, .icians and Medical
,,ut-Ets, A complete assortment of retahle VI Ed
-INF~ CHEMICALS, PHARMACEIF ICAL
DECORATIONS. GRGiCAI. lNSTRI MEN rs
esd App lANCtS, MEDICAL SADDLE BAGS
t1t !OCKr II CASES. ard every article needed
"a qu,sclaus outHt. on as GOOD terms AS they
$50 a had - The North Being practically ac-
aia,ed W.id every department Of oar business
'at Ai.lHs t4r'.culer attention u supplying Ply
s. ans Ne invite Students to call and xamlne our
e. n,tes If outfits aud stock generally before pur-
t. b. teeul confident That IN qutltty. stt lie ana
,fles. Ne rsu ave entire satisfaction.
MEADE 4 BAKER, PharmaceutistS.
Isl y. y. corner Main and 10th SIS,
f,-v, hon p. ~ N
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By Richard CauIhorn, Auct'r.

ExECuTOR,s SALE OF GKoGERIFS::
r. ETRNITURE;L EAsEoF HOUSE. &c. AT
of the First Market, and kept by the late Michael
Band. hs Wine Rum. 'V Gin. cds1 Gan
LEASE snE Ifs sf hss "hs1 to a the sal. of
Groceries. will sell the Lease OF the House, hav
FURNITURE. &c.-At half past. 3 O'Clock. P.
NJ. of same day. a, the residence OF said Dryer,
decd, valley street, near Old pistillery. will
TURE: Carpets. l Sideboard, Bureau. Tables
and Covers ID Chairs Looking : 5tass n IS;
Executor of Michael Dryer, decd.
Sale conducted by RCAuTHoRS' Auct'
> COMFY Court, made on the Eth day Of January,
/. Sid SSb s. comfy Re az fsn S
Court 1900 AZ the front door OF the Court House Of
Henrlco County, for Jail lees and other incidental
ia l3- IDS JOHN x. HUTCHINSON. s. H. C.
By E. y. Coax. Auct.
TRUST SALt. Of RAJ AND PER.
SoNAL PROPERTIES virtue of a deed Of
Meredith, shall, as trustee, ON the 18th day of
January, ls6o, sell at pubic auction the HOUSE
Of the s1 at rs H" TIVE With st.
Paul street, fr"nting about ST feet; ana extending
eaS ss ee Asc H4ksff ssd
a lot of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
NlTURE. The Carriages BusgIes. Horses and
Harness will be sold at 10 o CLOCK. A NJ at the Sta
bile at G. l.. la rnest, 18th street. and the House
and Lot and Furniture, will he sold on the prem
Uses. at 3 O clock, p
Terms or SALy-As to real estate one lrd
cash ba lance AT and & mon his. interest added,
secured by trust deed And as to personal property
cash for all sums under $50, and months credit
us to all sums of $50 and upwards, the purchaser
ynf nesoaoso H 9SH epsSEsed
Sele conducted by F.. B. Cook. Auct "a ids
GALE OF ELEGANT OIL. PAINTINGS.
iies the pubiic That he viii commence selling, on
WEDNESDAY,. 18th instant, at ii O'Clock. at Co
rntnlan Hail Main street, Inost superior invoice
Of OIL PAINTINGS, under the immediate super
intendence of Mons. ANTHONY FnUCHoH.
The collection is the result of Studies. painted
from nature, by A Pouchon himself, during a lonr-
ney in the United States France; Switzerland
Iia!y. sc. Three years were employed Tor tins
WORK. and the Artist warrants The Hxactness ~ the
Views, which he offers To the Inspection OF con
! nolsssurs.
He has added to this collection toe veritahle pro
ductlons OF the following dstln shed living Mas
VAN BEST. sAINTIN,
| STERNS. fHUM,
IA. HEECNiNh, Wil.LEARS,
| n ESS, Mrs. Il. II t,SS,
| BENJAMIN. CLIFFORD, &c, &c.
| The above collection OF rare works OF Art ar
genuine, ard well worth the attention OF an appre
| clative public.
! | ad es are particular. invited to examine thu
| Gallery. .
| bition on MONDAY and TUESDAY, 10Th and III
| Instants.
Catalogues will be ready on Monday. 18th inst.
| ,al2 r. b. COOK, Auct.
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FUTURHDAYs.
BIZ j. j.. Aanee X Co.. AuctiOnsers,
...-.s, No1fUhk, VIRGINIA.

Xo&fVAk, VIRGINIA.
GALE OF DAM ,GED GOODS AT THE
> TOBACCO WAREHOUSE.-At II O'Clock, ON
WEDNESDAY, 18th INST. CARO- Of schooner
MAGNOLIA, CROwELL, on a voJ age from Boston
bound to City Point and Richmond, and sunk IN
James River. having been cut thrOlt1 h bs Ice,
brought into this port by wreckers. Sold for ac-
count Of whom it may concern, 10y recommends
ton of Survey.
Cargo consisting part Of the following articles:
Ion boxes assorted CANDLES.
Cases CLOTHS; cases CLOTHING, ready
caa eas WINE, BRANDY. RUM and GIN
% casks STARCH. 81 tons PLASTER;
bales THREAD. IFS dozen BUCKETS.
Boxes SHOES. boxes TEA.
Hhds GLASS and CR0CkERI WAKE:
is hbls lSH, ! TOBACCO PRESS PIANO.
SrEAOS. RUREAUX, WARDROBES, &c.
TERMs-Cash, in bankabe money.
D. f, KEELING. Agent,
J. J. MOORE, Co., AIctioneers ia b-tds
ByJ. Ii. Digyes, Auct'r.
ATAUGTlON.-Fo sale, on TT ESDAY next,
"A Jan'y 18th a, 10 o'clock A. NJ. the entire stock
CARS. fne WINES. BaANDfEs. PRESERVES,
NUTS PICKLES. FRUITS. RAfSiNS, BRANDY
PEACHfS. &c; FACTORY and COOKING MA
TERiAi \. suitable for any one wishing 10 carry
on the Confectionery Business; and also the Z \
and HOUSE will he rented out for the balance oil
the !ear. ANY person wishing to rent the House
privately wi! please call on me before the day Of
sale, or purchase stock at low PRICE
DAVID N. JONES Agent. No. IS Main 81.
Sale conducted by ]. II. DIGGEs, Auct.
ja Is ids
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OAK ROAR Ds.- ooo feet seasoned inch
- OAK D'aiaA' ''' III WHlTIocK + sox.
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ss;.SS:s: ss! 81 '.i.:.
~ sna n "s 70 '' a0a'0' 10 '''s'
tse'xht. taken to B"s..a; w" baitlnsofe' At low
hour Of departure, g o'clock NJ, TUESDAY.
jsw-s s"' '''' DAvIp& WIN. cURRIs.
A,sN FOR eREMEN...T Bremen
&5E .hip LfoNTINE. Capt. DkcI,rs, wll g q
"a sf port SCI ' r. K s'
GSe MoUTH-The .chr. cATHERINEJANE,
her caro- ensa se Will sail With dspaieh PAR Fer
s1nfG IF sn n'aMsi Fl ~ ftfsfe RE% af,
AdEfAs Their notice the YORKTOWN. Captain
$3.50 PAEE!sn VII cave New York for Rich
sTfy tspaa " F. a aSd E E.
NksDAY, at SIP. NJ; returning, they will leave
oT N.Y. NoI and c ssS
ia isSts "' anu '''' LGDLAM 4 WATSON.
eoAA FOR PHILA DE FILA.
sssA4 vSANfA. Capt DAVE TEAI; is now re-
Geiving ,yeEh. and o vii Iesys on TUESDAY
rG, ass, H. 'fif.e'
ia PCT Rockets.
re- FOR NEW ORLEA NN-The superior
L5s fast sailing schooner ROsFNEATH. Capt
envas ed and going on board. viii have quick dis
'i !. r0' balance Of wv EM cuRR1E
lSsIar packet schooner no. r. KING, LEEDS
$50 master. naving a portion OF her cargo en-
gagged and song on board NIL have dispatch spa for
renal nder. apply to ". d. COL4UITT co.
FOR BALTI NOR e; The regular
g. TALL. having the greater pg',,ton of her
cargo engas ed and gong on board will have quick
ds aiost FOR 'e"'H's! Dbps% 5yL L co.
- FOR NEW YORK-FiRST VESSEL.
6F< Richmond and New York Line IF Packets.
akse The superior fast saiiins sehr WyTHE. j.
B. TUr,LE. master, HAVING portion of her cargo
engaged and going on board. will have quick dis
patch. For balance Of frsi rel aPeis tc,,,pn,
ia IT'S DAVID Il W III. CURRlE.
rT~a N1TICE.-The steamer CURTIS
5sEss7r<7z1-=%5t h inst. discontinue runnins be-
tween this, Portsmouth and Norfolk. until fur
The steamer GLEN COVE, Capt. z. c. CLIFFORD
Will continue the regular run between this Ports
mouth and Norfolk saying the WHAT q: Il Rockets
FRpAY At 81 p4sose AND
turn each alternate day Sunday excepted, leav-
ing Norfolk at the same hour.
de It's X. y. II sSk1NS.
.sss sNb a5SEo TX R fNS RhHaf!
TON Of FARE.-The GLEN COVE and CUR,
s the at
ms Sundays excepted,) at 60 O'Clock, precisely
| the Glen Cove leaving every Monday Wednesday
| Tuesday: Thursday and Saturday mornings and
both boats return each alte rnate days touching al
| all the reSu lar landings gong and returning
mouth or Norfolk, S. To City Point, So.
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.N~ CH \ y <.E OF NOM Al
RUNAW AVS.

IN $40 REWiRD.-Ran away from the
Nv subscriber. on lst dav OF January. NEGRO
MAN named Bin commonly called w m
~ Timan,' the property of NJ ISIS Sahe Redd.
-A- He is about = feet high, dark compexon
employed by the subscriber. The above reward
will be paid for his delivery to me. in Hanover at
the Merry oaks.
ia lott WIN. L. HUFFMAN.
~ S25 REWARD Runaway from the
G1X subscriber. about the 10th Sc ptenber 1889, a
"a bri ght MCLATTO BOY, about is years old,
.xrA-scal,i head badly; the hair IS beginning to
grow again on the lower portion OF MS head. /
have heard that he purchased wig and uloustache,
no doubt for disguise. 1t IS probable that he is
lurking somewhere about Richmond | will pay
the above reward. If he is secured that get him
again. no 23--tsj 4. II. BEASBEf.
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SADDEFKY AND HARNESS

-, a SAEDtEkY AND HAkNLSS.-
go Having purchased OF Mr. G. /. BALDWIN
fIaEacN his entire stock of SADDLtRY. HAIR
o. NESS, etc, | take this me .hod of inform
ing his patrons ana the public generally
that shall continue the business at Mr.. X. + old
stand on Franklin street. between 18th and 18th.
and VIII keep on hand good stock of ga ODLERG.
HARNESS, etc. suited to the trade. VIII man
ufacture the celebrated BAlsDN IN CULLAR.
VIA ell is warranted not to chaie gall the horse
and will fill all orders i"r articles in my line of
business, either wholesale or retail. with prompt.
ness ;,no far terms. Country merchants and
others wishing IL purchase. are anyiteatn call and
examine my stock. will also have EP AIRING
of every kind done, in the best manner and at mod
crate charles WM. +. MITCHELL.
In retiring from he Saddlers and Harness bus
ness, return thanks To the public for their ilb-
eral patronage. and take pleasure IN commencing
to their confidence NY SUCCESSOR Mr. w NJ r.
MITCHELL. who has bsen III my employ ~ Su-
perin'e ndent for the past ell ut years and is III
every way deserving their confidence.
Mr.. VI. TCHEiI will continue TO manufacture the
BALDWIN COLLAR. - which, for durability and
comfort. cannot be surpassed.
il ii-lw CT. BALDWIN.
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SNIONkR,AoAALEOf SLAVES. -
Court af the city Of Richmcud. pronounced on the
ssl INSTANT IN suit therein depsndias Of Pleassnts
aud others rs. Jones' Administrators Ard others,
will sx SPECIAL Commissioner, sell to the highest
bidder. for cash. an the 18th das Of ihi: noutk ~
likely NEGRO MEN, AID : WOMAN. with :
Cfifin alont three ucnths I'D. Three of these
Men are isss, rate v axen Drivers. Sale to com-
r. JONES, Cnsrnisa.ensr.
Sale BY nicxrSsos. htal Co., Aa~ss.
10 M-dtda
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NJ. J. FRANKLIN l. CO..
e-E T@$st Branch of the firm of NJ. ]. FRANK
49, LIN, Uptirian, Phila.,)
SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL OPTICIANS,
Offer to the public of Virginia their improved
PERlSCOPIC SPECTACLES.
All their glasses whe thef near or far-sighted are
ground with the greatest care upon the exact prin
cpes of the science OF Optics as t. suit the eye
in all cases of weakness or dimness of VISION. re-
storing and preserving The eyesight and Parting
strength for long reading or sewing.
Aiso.a very large assortment ofS Err EOSCOP rs
ard VIEWS: and of all kinds of OPTICAL IN
STRUMENTS
IN. CRYSTAL PEBBLES always on hand.
Office in the City Savings Bsnk Main street, No.
IsS Richmond, Va. ta12-ly
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ttnB .. c. Snead's Flour. super: $50 do.
fOo Ro Flour. super; 100 do. Extra Super hne
'ar lo do. Family Flour: 80 do. Pace Fine
laE W de- Superior Rye Flour: 81 do. Lard.
u He srtlcia: ]. do. New Orleans Moasses; -
al1s Rrshi Muscovado Molasses; 20 bhls. Brieht
ST t,ase Syrup: Crushed. Powdered and COT
K >Isars, 50 boxes III Carl. Soda. extra article
tecs tie attention of la kers ~ above stock.
W Nj WALLACE SONS.
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0tGi! REnI.DiFS.-B odeher's Pulmonary
basan AYERS Cherry fectaral; " star Bal,
81 "ud Cherry; nr. fulier's Tolu; Mrs DAVIS
''sa i1Ir iaonard's Instant Relief; Roses
'4'H swap: Hastings Syr. Naptha; Jay mes TX
'7'!elift, Col Liver OILS. &c. Nc. For sale 10y
4 BODEkEK n CO. Druggists,
Main street, neaI Old Market.
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OypRto.TS. OyERCOaTS,-D ARRA-

v COLT, HARRIS & co, have YET on hand =
sse stock Of ONERCOAfS, and as the season IS
'-l'l' over, the, will sci. them rsry to,r. We ad,
~ All IN want - call early. rs we are determined
'Ae.. DARRACOTT, HARRIS d CO.,
No. liz Main street.
Successors N.rcI,an+ WaiSiyer Co.
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~ ~soUTHEE EsTAU-Ms

ON RANT. W
SNAy X. BOU e q u N T wili~N
\lEgY open. on WEDNESDAY next, Janu-
airy llth nearly opposite Metfopolitau
Hall. Franklin street. first class EATING
HOUSE. where gentlemen will find all the dehca-
cies Of the season. served up to suit the taste of
the most particular. They will keep hand
choice Liz UORS. brands of the best grade CT
CARS. etc, and will be prepared to accommodate
either individuals or parties of gentlemen with
MEALS at all hours, and upon reasonable terms.
in l0-9t"
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Nv Alex. Mott, Auct .
~ Ann ANCY (i0ODS.-WiD be cold n ApA :

~ AND FANCY GOODS.--wiIl BE- cold q are:
EVENING. and continued duling the season .evosy
night a IaTse ass"Itmept Of hns GSd snd e,,vss
Knives and Forks. Pocket Cutlery. Castofe, Glass
ware, MeIino Shirts, Drawers, Table Cloths. Css-
no 80 ALEX. MOTT, Auee.
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WE HAVE THIS DAY associated ourselves
w together under the STYLE of LYLE FOSTERS
CO. for the pYrpoSe Of condpGtns Seperai G9M
at No 6 Gary street doors below 18th street and
respectfully solicit cons nments Of Merchandise,
Manufactured and Leaf Tobacco Flour. Grain, &c.
LYLE Eos
JOHN r. SrEGER.
date with Elicit Drewry)
Richmond. Jan, I'd. 1860. ja3-lm