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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-12

UHEBsE.-W-E HRVH JUST RE-
u ceved, per steamer Behigh, bxs w. r.
Cheese, bxs Hamburg Cheese bxs English
Dairy Cheese, for sale by
Jas WRgKTNE A 90
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Inretiring from the firm ofsnbiett = smi I'm
return my thanks to my friends Tor the NV
stnwea an me and can confidently RECOMMENDS my
su."aSsor aud former associate to them as gehtie
men worthy OF their patronage ana wen eai'uiA
ted TO advance thei JOHN A. SMITH.
,, ,se, ia 2-law4w
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, Ian. 29.--.Scnate. Mr.. King
introduced resolution authorizing the Presi.
dent TO accept volunteers for the protecfion OF
the public property.
Mr. Wilson introduced a bill for the reor-
ganiZaton OF the militia of the District oil
Columbia.
MIR Bingham presented memorial for the
repeal of the Fugitive Slave law.
The Pacific Railroad bill was taken up, ana
Il number of amendments proposed one pro
viding for the northern route was adopted;
Mr. Mason moved to strike out OF the bill
all portions which appropriated money, WIN
a view of showing that Virginia dissented
from making a large debt, when probably all
the public debts would shortly be appornohed
among the States, and that Virginia would
not be held chargeable with any OF the sum
now appropriated
The motion was lost.
Pending the subject the senate
Adjourned.
House-The House resumed the considera
Ion OF the reportof the Committee OF thirty
Three.
Mr. Stevens, of Pennsylvania, agreed with
Mr. Pryor, that nocompromisec can be effected,
and cited the news of yesterday from South
Carolina TO show il. The Southern STATES
j could not be- turned from their deliberate iic-
/ ton by soft words or tears He opposed the
right Of secession.
Mr. Harris Of Md, denied the constitution
/ allty of the right of secession. III" expressed
! tI.e belief that not corporal 5 guard in Mary
/ land favored disunion. Faults had been com
! mitied on both sides, but Southern politicians
| fostcred disunion, as atiording 4 new sphere
! for their defea ted ambition i'll the Union He
! favored Crittenden's resolutions.
| Mr.. WInslow, of n. O., defended utherI
rights, and reviewed the proceedings OF the
committee He said the North ultimately de
| signed the total abrogaton of slavery, ant
| without quarter, and it could not be expected
the South would remain in the Union.
| Mr. Van Wyck denounced s"ces3on, bu
| counseled Cancellation.
No ction was had.
Adjourned
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Alabama Convention.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Jan. 29.-The Cenven-
ton held a secret session last night, and adopt
ei "A resolution instructing its deputies TO the
Southern Congress to insist upon the enact
ment of such measures rs viii forever pre-
vent the re-opening of the African slave
trade.
o-day itpassed Il supplementary ordinance,
authorizing the Governor to carry into effect
the ordinance for protecting the defences IN
the Gulf also, IN ordinance adopting, as the
laws of Alabama, the laws of the United
States relative to patents, so as to secure
rights of invention 10 the citizens of the South
ern Confederacy.
The Convention then adjourned until the 4tl
of March
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|oi. Gilbert g. Russell, one of the earliest
W'tefs Oh Alabama, but late resident of
Ina, h'hgton city, died in Mobile on the 25th
Tn ehriyer was arrested at Memphis,
Ini r" Oh the 25th inst, for forgery com
"''' ted al Wheeling, Va.
pIh~,h L. Caperton, Esq, and Maj. John
vs+' ois are candidates for the Virginia Con-
'n""i M Monroe county.
NJ PRESIDENT Tyler has been nominated In
'ehiion.
ara "A some parts Of Illinois sorghum growing
on1,I hiolass.s making have been carried Oh,
~ extensively daring the past year
M "a. Erie Railfoad was sold al New York,
NAs Trustees
., s,Sbeft n Watkins, well kno wn merchant
|yhehbnrg, Va, died on the 2ofh inst.
q. Senator Ynlee has chartered schooner
v" "hiea 10 ret1yn 70 Florida with his family
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Jurisprudence Of the Richmond Dispatch,
NulntRntion IN N0rfokk

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. Goth, 1861
Ashland Hall was crowded last night to its
Utmost capacity, TO select a candidate to repre-
cent this city IN the approaching State Con
,rutIou Mr. James X. Hubbard, on taking
the chair made Il speech of an hours dura-
ion IN which he enumerated the agsresslons
NJ the North, depicted the horrors of submit
ING 10 Black Republican rule, denounced
zen Scott a. 4 traitor and a scoundrel, and
l-, arrd for immediate separation. lie was
AJcterousy applauded After the close OF
E.s speech followed the nomination OF candi-
.ates when il became evident, from the
aamrs Of the gentlemen offered, that a diVersI-
IS OF opinion existed, from which confusion
vas likely TO ensue. At this luncture, Mr..
Charles Sharp, who. among other Union men,
had teen loudly called for. arose and explain
Is thai the meeting had been called by the
opposite party, (Which was not generally
Gairrstoodl request ted that they would not
Interfere with its proceedings. This had the
desired effect.
Order being restored, a committee of five
were appointed TO recommend a suitable can
tia'e They brought in the name OF James
Hubbard, which was greeted with trenen-
dIus applause. The question being put, he
was nominated without Il dissenting voice.
The ith of February will be an important
Gay IN the history of Virginia. Exciting times
NE sXpect ted here.
The working men of the Navy Yard received
& nall months pay to-day. Two month E
We're due. RIdHT.
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Sucn;ciaus Ora Fl off soutf Carolina.

CHARLEsToN Jan. 29.-The papers this
morning say Il large war steamer was seen on
the harbor Saturday at dark. She showed
signals and stood to southwark. 1t is sur
missed that she is still lowering about the
neighboring coast.
Last night a negro came to the city and IN
formed his master that suspicious craft was
seen near Church Flat Stone. There were 20
men on board but without arms or uniforms.
They are thought to be about to pounce down
on the plantations.
The Legislature adjourned last night sine
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From, Texas.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 2e.-Dates from Austin,
Texas. to the odd, say the Legislature met
that day The Governors Message was read
in favor of calling a Convention. Both
Houses repealed the Kansas resolutions passed
by the Leginla ture in 1858. The House passed
a Senate 81 authorizing the Comptrolier to
proceed to Washington to collect what is due
TO Texas.
A resolution was unanimously passed de-
claring that the Federal Government has no
Dower to coerce Il State after she has seeded.
The Senate passed the same resolution unan-
imously.
The Legislature favors immediate seeessl on
by three to one,
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Northern Markets,

BALTIMORE, Jan. a9.--Flour dull and Zee. lower
uowa I'd and Ohio % 81. Wheat firm and active
red 81 so0II 80; white 81 45atl. SO. Corn steady
yellow 6lG0ssc; white 6sM70c. Provisions firm
mess pork Slse1is.25 Lard loic. Coffee steady at
iiaa9l2sc whiskey firm at lsc
Snu, yoRK Ian 29-Cotton firm. FIourquiet.
wheat easier-K entucky white 81 65. Corn firm
,nixe1 sgal zoe Pork dull-mess siI fa@rlI ~ -
i l,"sdv al lode Whiskcy firm at Iss0llstc.
l Eaau s,eady Coffee unchanged. Molasses stea-
SJus Rosiu 6rm. Mt ~ ?591Sl 2s4 Rice steady -
Stocks dull-N. Y. Central 7s!; va Us ia' Mo. "s
"a
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rELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Richmond Dispatch

Especial Dispatch TO the Richmond Dispatch
Suppression OF +" Inccndiary" Documents.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2a.--Messrs. Deiarnette
and Edmondson, of Virginia, hearing that in
cendiary documents Were being circulated
through Virginia, by the Clerks of the Census
Bureau, by order of John =. Kennedy. Super
intendent called this morning to ascertain if
il was so. Kennedy admitted that they had
been cent by his order--such of them as were
fiji but the clerks were not emIaoved in that
work during office hours. Messrs Deiarnette
and Edmondson told him if he sent any to
their Districts they would hold him person
ally responsible and he promised not to send
any.
The speeches sent by Kennedy Were chiefly
those OF Clemens, of Virginia; Millson, of
Virginia, and Etheridge, of Tenn.
The National Inieilgencer is printing n
large extra edition of these speeches for Nir:
ginia circulation. ZED.
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Fran Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 29.-The revenue cutter
Lewis Cass has received orders to proceed to
New York. Capt. Breshwood refused to take
her out of the river.
The Convention met here to-day at noon
A salute of fifteen guns was fired on the occ;t-
sion 1t went into secret session at half past
II clock on the Mississippi Navigation ques-
ton.
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Heavy Failure. &c.

NEW YORK, Jan. 29-The steamship Quaker
CITY, from Havana on the Goth, reports the
failure of the Steamship Company for - 5o0,-
900, the consequence of fraudulent certIficates
of sugar in warehouses.
Key West and the Notifications at IortuSas,
were in good condition for defence.
1t was rumored that a force from New Or
leans had chartered a steamer for the purpose
of attacking them, and many persons were
leaving Key West i'll consequence.
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lRIPLING WITH FIREARMS Newton Tucker,
a student at Chalmers Institute, Holley
springs Miss, was shot, and killed by a
.th0olmate named Johnson, on the 10th inst.
They were going through military drill with
gun they thought unloaded. Johnson point
I'd he gun AT his companion, who gave the
command, ready, aim, fire 3" and fell dead
with bullet through the heart.
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fiRU.-The Mountain House, owned and
Kept by Mr.. Smails, near Lewisburg, Va,
vas entirely destroyed by fire last "Wednesday
about L O'Clock. Everything in the house
vas lost The proprietor nor the ladies of the
hoase rescued change of apparel. Loss
about =, 900
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., EiRLT IL THE FIELD.--The Apalachola (Fla.)
lines Of the 10th inst, comes to us with the
names of the Hon. William l.. Yancey, of
Alabama, and Hon. james II. Hammond, of
South Carolina, at its head, rs candidates for
lie Presidency and Vice Presidency of tho
Southern Confederacy."
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Duel.

WASHINGTON, Jan. GA dispatch from
Philadelphia says that DIR. j. j. Jones, late OF
the New Orleans True Delta and secretary OF
the Douglas National committee, loushl Il
duel with Lit Wilson, L. :. n. this morning,
near Wilmington, Del. The difficulty grew
out of political affairs
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Movement for the Union.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. 29.-The Working Men s
Committee proceeds to Washington TINS aiter-
noon, TO present 10 Congress tnelr resoIu
fayoring the Critttenden resolutions, as We'll
as anti coercion.
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(tOKE.-The prices of CARBON HILL COKE
~ will be, until further notice, follows
Lump Coke, ....................Ss 90 per load.
stove toke, ......-....,..-.....3. 30 "
nan CORc, d 81
de lots JOHN j. WERTH, Agent.
OAK AND PINE WOOD-SoaSoneda and under
" shelter, for sale at Coke Yards.
de Its JNO. J. WERTH Ag't.
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WINTER IN MAISE.--An unusual quantity
OF snow has fallen in the vicinity of Calais
aud 81. stephen, Me, this winter. In some
places the snow is from six 10 eight feet deep,
and Tears are enter tanned that it VIII seriously
interfere with numbering operations.
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BY Thomas w. kcesec, Auct'r.
(Otlice corner of eth aud Cary streets. J
UNREP At aJrCvJON We,

r UMBER AT AUCTION-We offer our stock
IL of LUMBER at auction on TUESDAY, 5th of
February. 1861, containing the usual assortment.
JOlST, If various sizes; Sill, He TT and Merchant
able SCAN FLING all sizes Heart and Merchant
able 1-inch BOARDS DRESSED FLOORING; OAK
PLANK and SCANTLING, &c
Also, . fine young MULES and CART; fine
young HORSES and WAGON, with HARNESS ;
/ IIerring's doubledoo FlRE-PROOF SAFE.
under 500 60 davs credit: over 500, 4 months
credit, for approved negotiable paper.
PHILLIPS * COLEMAN.
ne Sale conducted by THos. w. KEEsEE Auet.
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AssIGSMEEr-From St. Louis, it is stated
thai Me.srs. Waddell, Majors, Jones and
others representatives. of the overland lines
10 California, have made an assignment OF
their Assets, to the amount of 81, SOC, 900, for
he purpose OF securing their home creditors
and endoTScrs The amount of their llabill-
ues Il Unknown.
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4 BATcH or IxpICTaESTs.-The Grand jury
W Washington has made three presentineflts
VI TX -Hecrettry Floyd iirst, for maladlninis-
~ Auon IN Office; second, for completely III Inc
"os Haetion of the bonds /; and third, Tor con-
'PrAey against the Government,
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AUCTION sALHo.
This DAl


SALE OF STOCK or TIN
Tix WEE T ST0syEs PEgMBEas hATgRnIfHt.
TiON BY virtae u a deed Of trust from D. Ia
gerty, the subscriber, duly recorded 10 the Of.
pond, shall proceed TO sell at the store occn-
pied by said Hagerfy, 100 Main street, on WED.
NESDAY soth inst at 10 o'clock all the stock 70.
naming in said store. consisting Of Tin Ware,
stoves, Plumbers Material. Tinners' Tools.
Benches, &c; one Fairbanks Platform Scales
Range; one large Office Desk one Letter Prses,
re, together with many other articles, too nu-
merous to mention.
TERas-All sums of 800, cash; over that
amount, 90 days credit, for approved paper.
Y. BARGAMIN, Trustee.
sala eonauctad by &. b. Cook. Auet. ia IS
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The Steamer Columbia.

CHARLESTON, Jan 2g-The steamship Co.
lumbia aground in the harbor, has been got
ten of and is being reloaded. The vessel Is
but slightly strained.
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Il SNORING TOBACCO MANDATORY, 18th
SNnFFS' embracing the various kinds, viz:
French Maecoboy, Rappee and Scotch. SMOKING
TOBACCO as follows: Turkish, French, German
and Virginia each kind put up i'll their respective
manner Turkish in bladders, French and Ger,
man in papers, and Virginia in papers, bales and
barrels All of our articles are warranted to DE
of a superior favor and character, and sold at the
most satisfactory prices ,.o,orc g. o
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IN DL LAEEb 10 BIZ lssAsE.-Alfred Buchanan,
my my youhg man who few weeks ago brutally
Ia. aIoffed Mrs. Sehank, in New York, haas
Ia legally declared To be insane, and has
O'cA sent Ia the Lnnatic Asylum
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NEW YORK BAsK STATEMENr.-The weekly
,l1leInent OF the New York City Banks shows
decrease Of u, 0s9, 900 III loans; 1929 900 IN
'peeie sl3S 900 in circulation, and oZ,ooo
IA deposits
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nISSOLUTION.-- The firm OF BRlII9N
~ pow ELL is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent All persons having claims against the hfin
will present them to JAMES II BRiTTOM, TOR set
Element; and those indebted to the hrn
make immediate payment to Thus. row L LL
who alone is authorized to receive money DUE Ihe
firm. SAMES q q pDW VT +
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The Revenue Cutter Laid Up at New Or

New ORLEANS, Jan. 29.-Secretary Dix has
directed the Collector at New Orleans TO have
no more money expended on the revenue cut
ter Washington, now hauled up for repairs,
until he can have the assurance that she Will
not be seized as soon as she is retitted, by the
secessionists.
Col Hayne, of S. G., says he has made de
maud Oh the Federal authorities for the sur
render of Fort Sumter.
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LUZ ROUTE OF Ma. LfScoLy.-Mr. Lincoln
"'aI start for Washington on the l4th of Feb
LAR and will proceed by the way OF Glove
III ~, hunal6, Albany, Harrisburg and BaIti-
'"Vre, TO the Federal CAPITAL
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- 3HfI lRAYgLIsa.-For nearly eighty years
- MOI mol single passenger on the Baltimore
III ~ Ohio Railroad has been killed, although
cara Number Of 6I3 $40 persons have BEEN
>1'i'eu over that route
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HIST OF hSds Af T W Lots
o. richmond n
recent 6raadt
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NOTICED would request those who eve
IN BONDS to the estate OF VIVA. d. MANSFIELD,
70 pay the INTEREST on their Bonds. annually,
otherwise the PRINCIPAL, with interest viii be
required
ANNEF. MANSFIELD. Exse'x Of
de 2f-rw6t& Wm D. Manxheld. deed.
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BY James vi. Taylor L. Son, Auct'rs.
SALE OF A LOT ON NAVY

OT IA LOI H
L HILL.-Pursuant to the provisions of deed of
trust, executed by Nancy Judah, on the ed Of Au-
gust 1855, and recorded in the Clerks Office of the
Richmond Hastings Court, convey ug certain lotto
me in trust, shall, on FRIDAY the lst day of Feb
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for
cash, the property conveyed in the said deed OF
trust for the purpose Of satisfying the debt secured
city of Richmond, on the northern side of Baker
street, between Sd and 4th streets, fronting on Ba
ker street G2 feet. THOs. j. EVANS, Trustee.
JAS NJ TAYLOR & Son, Auct'rs. ia %
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Death ofCapf. Reid.

New YORK, Jan. 29-Capt. Saml q. Reid,
the hero of the brig General Arms trong, in the
war of 1872, died here yesterday.
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BY Dickinson, Hill & Co., Auct'rs.
SALE OF NINE LIKELY

TRUSTEES SALE OF NINE LIK ELY
l. sLAVEs.-By virtue Of a deed of trust, of re-
cord in the Clerks Office of Henrico County
Court, executed on the 10th day of January, 1850,
by cambridge Ball, for 4 certain purpose therein
mentioned, having been requested by the bene-
auction to the highest bidder, for cash, the Of
fee of Dickinson, Hill Co, on SATURDAY, the
AVEs-named BILLY, DANT, BEN, BOB,
ELIZA and one child ADELlNE and her two chill
dren, or many thereof as shall be necessary to
execute the provisions of said deed.
D. BAKER, JR., Trustee.
Sale by DICKIEsos, HILL CO., Auct'rs.
ia
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A-EW Gn0ns NOW OPFNING..IMPoRT.

~ ED EXPRESSLY FOR RETAIL TRApE.-We
call the attention of families and the public gone
rally to our well selected stock OF China, Glass
and White Granite Ware, comprising Dinner Tea
and Chamber Sets of new designs plain White
China and Ware in sets or single pieces. silver
Plated Ware, Tea Sets, Urns, Walters, Butter and
Meat Dishes; Spoons, Forks, &c.
CLOCKS.-We have on hand large assortment
of French and American Clocks OF various styles
aud patterns. All Clocks warranted.
TH0S. A. BULkLEY CO.,
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yv,RUSTEE,S NOTIC E.-.Joseph r. kave
/ nagh has, by his deed Of the 18th instant IT
(which is of record In the ,, siesR R,ebmand'I
conveyed to me in trust for the benent OF M n,s
creditors. all Of his stock Of GR0cEhihn15 lis FIX
TuREs aud FURNITURE, upon the premises Q;
liz, ON the north side of Broad street. IN the sara
city ; also, a HORSE and w AEON and his Doohs,
Accounts, and chooses In action OF every desct'P
ton. -. says
There IL clause In the deed. giving forty days
TO The creditors Of the second class to execute the
same. thereby getting the benefit OF II, and re-
leasing tho grantor from further liability.
Mr. GEo b. CLARK has authority, for the pre-
.ant N collect any debts due to the Trustee.
ia sa-l5s WIN. =. WATSON, Trustee.
~ B1RRELS ALBEMARLE PfPPfNs,
20 from M sssosIi,sNr 2rfsa sbdayitKwHRAr:
smner7er ROLL AND FIRkIS BUTTER,
And FRESH Hofsi
.. ss-atx RA0LAND BROTHER.
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ia -2tawtllF
RESOLUTIONS &c.

OLUTION.--The co partnership existing
Dunder the irm Of rERRUCE Il 0NElL. was
dissolved, by mutual consent, on 9th November,
1850 LOGGER PERRUCE has purchased the en-
tire interest of the firm, consisting OF SIoth
and TOOLS and is to receive aud pay all debts,
and have the benefit Of the unfinished contracts.
LOGGER PERRUCE,
JAMES O'NEIL.
Richmond Jan. % 1851. ia 29-3t*
THE CO-PARTNERSHSHI heretofore eX-
| listing between the undersigned, styled J b.
ROYSTER & CO., Is dissolved by mutual consent
Either partner is authorized to sign the name oil
The arm in Iiuuidation We have disposed OF our
STOCK and FIXTURES to Messrs. Edmond, Da-
yenport x Co. who will conduct the Tobacco Man
i'NN d B. ROYSTER,
JOSEPH BRUMMEL.
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By. & G. b. Davenport, Aucts.

BY 1. s. G. B. Davenport, Aucts.
GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTIO Ion
VI THURSDAY, 3lst January, we will sell, at 10
o'clock, at our auction store, an assortment oil
GROCERIES, viz:
300 bbs. Refined SUGARS.
200 bbls. Refined SYRUP.
PURE MOLASSES RUM.
SOAP, CANDLES.
STARCH, BACON.
GREEN and BLACK TEAS.
PURE FRENCH BRANDY.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
CHAMPAGNE and MADEIRA WINES.
Also
800 SIDES SOLE LEATHER.
TERMs.-Under 800 cash. 500 and over mo &
credit, for approved paper.
ia 20 |. q. B. DAVENPORT, Aucts.
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<aIL, OlL..-Bieached Winter sperm OIL
" BIeached Winter Whale Oil; Prime Lard oiG
Prime Tanners Oil; for sale by
w. PETERSON 4 CO., Druggists,
ia2s ls5 Main st.
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Nv Alexander Mott, Auct'r.

MIGHT SALES.-Will be sold, at auction,
IN THIS EVENING, and continued until further
notice, large and general assortment of Watches,
Jewelry, Plated Ware. Cutlery, Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles Sale to commence at o'cik +. nj.
ia 23-ts ALEXANDER MOTT, Auctr.
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BLOWS! FLOWS! FLOWS TARKE

BLOWS! PLOWS! PLOWS!- sTARKE'S
i PATENT SOUTHERN Pillow The judges
at the late Fair of the State and Central Agrcui-
tural Societies so fully convinced of the SUI
periority of this PLOW over all others that they
gave it what other Plow ever received in this
BEST ONE-HORSE, the BEST TWO-HORSE, the
BEST THREE HORSE and F0UR-H0RSE PLOW
on exhibition (where all the most approved Flows
were fully represented, and that by committee OF
farmers with whom | had no acquaintance. This
Pillow does better work, and is kept in repalrwlth
less expense than any other Plow in use in this
country. Every farmer who uses it will bear tes-
timony to this fact.
full supply of this, as well as all other Flows
in general use, always on hand at very low prices
4 fresh supply of GARDEN SEEDS just received.
p. II. STARkE, No. 81, three doors
Above st. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va.
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Y ICAL BREAD-MAkkR, for economical ly and
quickly making Batter-C Cakes Mullins, Biscuits,
Rolls Bread, Pastry, &c. Cakes of all kinds,
Rolls Biscuits may be made with it in few min-
utes al d loaf of Bread may be made ready for
the oven in ten fifteen minutes. The article
has been in for the last fifteen years and hay.
ing never failed, when the directions were fol-
lows ed can recommend il with confidence. as be-
ing unsurpassed by any substitute for yeast In the
country. Prepared and sold by
JOS LAIDLEY. Chemist,