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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-19
TNsOLVENT NOTICE.-In the DI.,-,.

ENSOA E1NA NOAANG'-Ah the District
Il Court of the 14h Judicial District of the St.l. -
California, in the matter Of the petition Of i ,
IAI.0NDE, an insOlve0t debtor Pursuant IA :.
District Court notice Is hereby given to all the e,~s
itors Of ths said TDsOBVent J. B. Ialonde to he 49,
appear before the Hon. Niles SSarls aforesaid in on
court at the cOuVtrooEs of said court in the ev -
eOuBty Of Nevada, on the FoERTH DAT OF NoyEIHvv
A. D., 1861, at 10 O'cBOek, A. NJ, Of tia day then ana
there to show cause, if any they can why the pra,s
of said 1nsoNsnt ShoslM not be granted and an A.,
sgnms@s of his estate be made, and 10 be dscbapva
from bis debts and liabilities, in pursuance Of ihs
statute IN such case made and provided and in m.
meantime all proceedings against said lnsolyspt \.
stayed.
~ Witness my hand and the seal Of ,,i,
( s.., Court, this 18th day of September
oAAN' D., 1861. JOHN S. LAMBERT. Clet
~ Per joe ROBERTS Jr., Deputy
DAVID BELDEN, Atty for Petitioner.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-09-19

DIIAkMACOECsA BOKUssICA, Ger
Il man pispensatOry.) Orders for this valuable
Book received by Z. =. SPENCE,
Druggist APOthecary, No. Al Broad ST., Nevada.
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RICHMOND, VA, Feb. 81, 1861,

RICHMOND, VA, Feb. q, 1861,
The following is from n distinguished cler-
gyInan of this city, who has for week or two
been travelling in the Gulf States. As 1t is
lgliahle information in regard TO points which
are now exciting the nation, conclude 10
plac" II at your disposal
" Political questions now wholly absorbing
the minds Of the people. III seem to be grained
with the organization OF Il Southern toniedefacy:
Fhsy regard this as very much relieving the
states Of responsibility, ali the mere serious as "
Involved the probability of hourly collision IN
some way with the Federal Government. TINS
responsibility is now transferred TO the southefh
General Government. Ii must not be supposed;
- II reported In tho Northern papers, that the
PEOPLE here and in Charles, are impatient iof
war. They desire no such thing have heafa
no man eX press such a y ish. A peaceabIe sepaT-
alton II desired and antiCl patad.
Another false report, finding currency in Ger
tain points | must contradict. see nothing OF
the fiery madness attributed to the South taroii-
mans aGd Georgiaus. The perfect ca mne6s or the
people IN eonversing on the subject OF our polliu-
cal condition, amazes me. They are serious, dig
nihed, and decided, but not clustering and VIA
ucliVe. In Charleston, on King street, the great
Promenade ol the city, crowds OF the young OF
both sexes are passing every afternoon, all appa-
Tently free from perturbation and disturbance OF
every sort And, rs to the stories about famine,
mongers, who would have it 50, and who desire a
certain effect to be produced on Northern minds.
What Is true OF Charleston is true Of South
carolina. Her people are unit. Nor ~ 1t
forced public sentiment, but spontaneous out
lowing Of the popular feeling. II the war must
come, though they desire IL not, they prepared
lnfN. In several instances it has been necessary
to draft the men to stay ~ home, rather than the
men to go, such has been the readiness to respond
10 The cnll OF the state.
II have had a distant view of the several forts
The ms II formidable pre- operations making FOL
teieace, and for the ultimate taking of Fort sum
TEL. The floating battery now being CONSTRUCTED
Is curiosity; crow de- daily visit 1t, all speculat
lag On the probabilities of It's successful assault
upon the immense walls Of the fort
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FROM WARRINGTON.
-, cossssposnaxek or rrs ptsrarcH.l

WAsuiyarox, Feb. %, 1861.
49,, have noticed an Improvement IN i-in
w. sraeches Here is the explanation, as
eo.h me by one who knows. Ihnrio o mesa
rFFh ~ his city on the day the Indianapolis
wSs "a me s' by telegraph. He read IT. Hali
sp'*<ts afterwarfs, his carpet bag was PACK
81 u 'J no was on his way 10 the gar ~"
ea' '"'hs,a he encountered the haii sIiitee,,
$ lS taught him To hold ms tonRue H., ~ nm.
ana i'm is n OF known; bat III rate hn.h-
70 cor ~ lbany Ecea{ng Jonr1sat the EDITOR
her o. ~ mas hern .sre-assured'' as to Mr.. LIN
s'N ,nIjcv. That accounts Tor the mix III
ttr,han cotoannt- -, =, ,ho po.ce
An 90 yesterday, between Commodore
tohsi',. and Morrill,, of Maine, decided CO.
S'Hh -" The Commodore is represented as
t!,i.. challenged morrill, 10 begin coercion
iaN"~ tbere Some say he shook his flst III
ihen ~ NJ 0ntsiders AFFIRM that Messrs. Riyes
Ao' .4,r,7ers took high ground in their speech
"h'. ,,,re reliable accounts do not conhrm
- s+atement. Our commissioners nave
!"'s tonDlc;ely hoodwinked. They think
,hey will be able TO get on TOMORROW, carry
i'st them a compromise OF some sort
.ts Srnannts which reach me from Repuoli-
81 Ihns5auarters affirm what | stated
me davs ago, viz that the feace congress
''. ~ kent here until the Attn of March.
" ~ z-estcst anxiety is felt in regard to the
- II 1he Virginia Convention. Few hope
q. ~ "a. m rpsnlutely demand the full meas
10" 81 onr rights. IT is feared that party, not
,o.ist, Will control its course. Although
members are pledged TO the Crittenden
wv ,,-on,jss no one seems to doubt that they
g,' Submit 10 terms far below that 1t Is
",1r con tended that when an insulted and
.'E,;-,,4i people come forward, of their own
III 10 sue for compromise, they Will ac-
-, ANYTHING for the sake of peace. They dc
mean 10 resist until they are driven into q
Ter We shall see whether the fire has died
80, We shall soon know whether the blood
vs. patrick Henry stu lives.
Tho Force bill created quite disturbance
-. House Yesterday 1t will be put 10 th'
go io-dav The President viii veto IL, oil
aA,,ion that Fort Sumter is not TO be at
Eel until after the fourth of March II i
+,,icyed that the attack will not be mad unit
me tenor of LinColn's Inaugural has reaches
t.barle.ton by telegraph. If ne advocates co
.-rjon. directly or indirectly, the assault VIII
l-gin n once.
Workmen are busy, day and night, on tn
h. wooden ball -room, on Judiciary Square
All The girls are preparing their mouths for
.Iss from Old Abe. II Is a wonder his wit
rerlgits him TO practice such faniiiarities, fo
he's say she IS perfect yirago and 1aakhs Ii
..arc Of breaking servant girls head tina
her husband does of repairing the INJURY b
sr,rdoies and OSCILLATION FED.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reportcd for the Richmond Dispatch.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NOVA sCOTIAN.
Terribis EaEiesaons ~ Gsess--Ensiapa Re
FuseS TO Interfere with Garibaldi-- horri
bic gutchcries in Mcssina. &c.

Nsw YoRx. Feb. 21.-fhe steamship Nova
Scotian, with Liverpool dates to the It'll, via
Londonderry ON the sth, arrived here this
morning
6aeto. Feb IA terrible explosion of three
magazines occurred here to-day, throwing
down the side curtain of the citadel and gar
rison. An armisticc of two days was asked to
bury the dead, which was granted by Gen.
Cialdina who also sent the necessary sup
plies for The Injured. ..t,a
The Sultan of Turkey continues the refusal
to prolong the French occupation Of Syria.
Montegrin's army were ravaging the village
OF Nicisset, killing the men, women and chill
dren. and burning their houses.
England had been invited by France to stop
Garibaldi's careera; but the latter declined on
the ground that the Neapolitans ought to be
left alone, to settle the matter themselves.
A letter from Genoa says that while the
elections were proceeding in one of the com.
mnnes of the Province OF Messina, party
Of Bourbonists entered the hall and butchered
in cold blood the President of the Electoral
Colleges and his two sons.
COMMERCIAL.
Liverpool, Feb. 7.--Cotton-sales for the weei
30 900 bales closing sMf lower than last Friday
quotations. Market closed quiet
London, Friday, uoon.-Cons0is wa.
BreadstIts quiet and steady
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correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
I'd Weather - Criminals - County Court
neutrality-suspicious. Sc.
HARaTsoxBuRs, VA, Feb. 30, Is

ttAbRfStN 81 KIT, ' A, i W. ~ bH'i'
The weather for two or three days past, has
haen most terribly cold. For about a week
1reyjous the weather had been delightful,
and strong hope that Spring would soon set III
was enter tanned but the cold 6hsts OF the
Jqst lew DAYS have blasted all such hopes
The past winter has been an unusually Sc
we're ono in this region, and no dsnbt ii has
been general
The County Court has been in session since
Monday, and has been occupied IN trying the
ca-a OF an Irishnan for threatening TO XIII
another of his c0untrymen. lie attempted 10
Kill HIM with slang shot.
man by the name of Landes was, day
or TWO since, arree ted by officer Braithwaite,
Tor sundry thefts which he has been perpe trat-
ing for some time. He has escaped detec ton
uHiil his arrest, although various attempts
have been made 10 catch him before. He ls
rather notorious character i'll his line, ana
he fact Of his eludns pursuit so long Is evi-
deuCe OF his cunning, and also OF his CUNT
He paid most attention TO ttJftng llSht aftl-
cles such as watches, Jewelry, plate, &c.
The Peace Conference is fast beginning to
lose respect here, and / wish that 1t would be-
come so Odious as to open the eyes OF the peo-
Pile to the true position of affairs We mus
Dissolve our connection with the North, or
master Lincoln will be able to put Just such 4
Yoke on our necks as he may choose POOR,
deluded followers of a broken Union. 1t may
be that am impatient, but it does seem thai
virginia moves rerg slow. Some say We move
very surely, though. We are surely moving
rs true, TO the desire of Abraham Lincoln
and surely moving to a haven OF perpetual
dishonCr and servitude
A reyiyal of religion is in progress in the NJ
J.. Church, South, in this place, under the
charge of Rev 5. 5. Lambeth. Many have
profss ed religion, and many penitents night
~ crowd the altar. Many old persons ar
embracing this opportunity to secure theil
toals salvation.
a negro girl, living in the family of Mr.
Phillips, in the upper end of this county, at
tempted TO poison the whole family n day o
two since by poisoning the coffee. Mrs. Plnl
lips and Il child Were all that partook OF Til
coffee, who were badly poisoned
Hastily yours, ZEN.
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From WASHINGTON.

WAsHtSGroS, Feb 21.-The proposition to
be voted on in the Peace Congress tomorrow
Is substantially the Border States resolutions.
The friends of the measure say there are un-
rnistakeabie signs that it will be supported AS
stated in another dispatch.
Capt. Tatnall's resignation has been accept
cd by The Secretary of the Navy. He Is a CIT
izen of the State Of Georgia.
A general holiday will be observed here to-
morrow. All the Departments will be closed,
ana a Federal and local parade will come on
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correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Afafrs In Lynehburg.

LyscHBuRa, Feb. 81.
For several weeks past 1t has been general
~ known that some few cases OF small pox
existed in this city, which was the cnuse Of
some slight anxiety with most of our citizens.
few days ago some new cases came to light,
which, together with exaggerated reports and
III advised publications, has caused great
alarm, and may almost say CONSERVATION,
throughout the city, producing great depres-
sion in trade. On Tuesday, the matter was
taken up by the City Council, and the city
districts and vaccine agents appointed for
each district, who were instructed to visit and
Yaeeinate every family In the city, which duty
thority / learn that at present there are !.
cases OF smallpox and yarioloid In the ely
Aine OF which are in the hospital ana three ~
Their dwellings under strict quarantine.
Oar citizens generally are beeoming heartily
SICK and tired OF hearing from the Peace Con
gress at Washington; and md many Whs
proceedings In conyen ton, now ready for sc
eession.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
PnLlae ff0 ElnQ. DC.


WxrBnyiLLE, Va, Feb. Is, 1861.
To-day has been one of much interest 10
The people of this town, owing TO the raising
Of Ii Palmetto or secession flag, which was
thrown TO the breeze 1T three L. M, amidst
the cheers of the populace. 1t is the first
nag Of the kind / have seen-can't say that L
admire the design much as the object
badly on ACCOUNT of its rattlesuake appear
ance, as have perfect horror OF such rep
ttes, and would not tread on one for the
whole Confectionery. j think orr southern
friends, when they split the Union, they ought
to have split the flag also, carrying away as
many stars as States, and as many stripes as
possible for their enemies. This would be
handsome, in my opinion.
A our last County Court the Magistrates
voted - 900 TO arm the people OF the county,
ana committee Of gentlemen have started To
purchase the weapons. / am told they are to
be OF long range, so If there is any fighting 10
DC gone, you may rest assured these noun
ldiheers will know how 10 take them.
was aareeably surprised To find your Dis
pmch circulating SO freely. At every house
and store l found one. The people speak
hlghiy OF It's patriotic course, as well as man
akement-wishing il ali success.
Yours, Ruth.
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The Southern Congress.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. 2l.-Mr. Cobb Of
rered a resolution that the Committee on FL
nance be instructed to ing ire into the eXpe-
diency of laying an export duty on cotton
shipped to foreign ports from the Confederate
States. Adopted.
The President transmitted to Congress the
nomination of Mr.. Toombs as Secretary OF
State which was confirmed Inc hoiLiiha1lohs
of COL Mcmmjnger as Secretary of the Urea
surv and l.. Pope Walker as Secretary OF
War. were also sent in and confirmed.
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NEW York, Feb. Election firm. Flour quiet
wheat steady. Corn heavy: mixed e74Gg6s; new
s2sa IS, southern 1sge51 Pesk heavy: e prims,
Trials Sugar heavy: Orleans 5sG16 5-l6; Musco-
vsdo iaGt5i Coffee firm at lit@n >, M9 10 ssiss
steady Orleans s2n97. Turpentine dun AZ asim
and lower: n. Y. Centrals 77b. Noon.-Flonr
steady and unchanged, Wheat quiet. Corn dull
Provisions quiet. Whisky quiet at l'4@l1.
pnrtvanr Feb 2I-Flour firm and advanced
70 cts Wheat buoyanf. Corn advanced cents
yellow 81 s0llSl o. Provisions steady. Coffee
steady Whiskey dull.
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The pearp IS,

WAsgIyaroy. Feb 2l.--The Commissioners
from Illinois, Pennsylvania, Ohio, New Jer-
sew, Rhode Island, and all from the Border
slave States, with the exception, perhaps, oil
one or two from Virginia, will vote to-mor-
row for the Border States proposition.
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By Alexander Mott, Auct'r.

r,UR.ITURE DRY GOODS, SHOES, sc.
i viii be sold at auction, at my store, on
SATURDAY, Feb. 23td, at 10 o'clock, a lot of
secondhand Furniture.
DRY GOODs.-Ready- made Clothing, Shoes,
&c. go
GROCERIES, Whiskey, Brandy, Tobacco, Ci-
ALSO-A lot of Fancy Articles, Watches. jew
elry. &c FIFE 22l ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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Clothing &c.

~ subscriber respectfully calls the attention
Of the public to his Large stock 2f GENT rn
MEMS CLOTHING and FURNIoHlNH 0OopS'
which, to make room for Spring stock,
he will sell far below the usual prices, rather
than have them laid over until next season, he
will cese out his large and varied assortment OF
OVERCOATS, at and below cost.
N B.-These Gods MUST be sold =, Call and see
them n STOCKDALE, No. ia Main St.,
doors below Exchange Bank.
~ Richmond. Va
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-. :.
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DATS.
BY Goddin 4 Apperssn, ACES.

4 terror SALE OF yALUARLE Z EAL
A ASR HEss .syyYks 4 .p qaess ASo o
Estate belonging to the heirs u the fas Er- Elizs
Ann Goddin who was a devisee under The wifl OF
RI fsS tn late Na sy j a'Fss nary
the ey ~ 1rons q s ss ne .r
Young SLAVES, viz viz Randall aaf Robert, wiIjsn
Charles and Albert. One offleee Slaves has ttsa
and Is now acting a. Porter in large establish,
merit. One ether has been raised 70 the house,
capacity he is now employed; aud the others are
rosasfs rssoFy Hs9a AND regarded equal to
NJ that H valuable kEaL rs ErATk the
side Of irsnkn between sth and -, s!h g., streets
the right to build against the cast wall of the ad
Joining tenoent and the privilege Of 4, an m; alley e,
/! there is Brick school honse, now in the occn.
| paney Of Sir. Z. w Cone, nndet lease q $3.50
| per annum, to expire 18th September, Isss at
which time the buildings will attach TO and be-
long to the freehold. Another portion OF said lot
is now rented for $50 per aannm' thus making
| And Immediately thereafter. say at o crock T..
NJ, on the premises, lot at the corner Of Nena.
| side of Venable street IS feet, running back >
| feet, having thereon Brick and Framed rene
| ment, formerly used as q Store ana NV
AT the same hour and place will be sold 10
containing about TWO ACRES, in Henrieo. on ths
| Meadow Bridge road, near the residence OF Aiber
| A. Morris, Esq.
Aud another lot ear the above. containing abou
ONE ACRE.ou the cross road leading from the 2, Mea
dow Bridge road to the Mechancsville Tollgate
| and adjoining the Farm of DR.. +. IL peane.
| TERMS For the slaves, 4 months credit, for ap
proved endorsed uegotiabl lie paper, interest added
For the Real Estate, one-fGurth cash, balance a
4, and IL mouths for negotiable paper, interes
added secured by a trust decd. The taxes for ls6
n han a ~ 10 N fltrl
fe 81 GnDDIN APPERSoN, Auct'rs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA
y BLE REAL ESTATE, ON BROOKE TURN
PIKE, NEAR TO BACON QUARTER BRANCH: :
AS commissioner, appointed by decree Of tn
| Circuit Court of the city of Richmond, pronounce
the 5h February, 1861, in the case of ''Stearns
| &c, against Cuflingsworth, &c - shall procee
| to sell at public auction, on the premises, o
| FRIDAY, the Sth March, 1881 at clock T. NJ
if fair if not, the first fair day thereafterl tn
real estate referred to in the bill of the pf :, an
now in the occupancy of Mr.. William Culling
worth, ir., consisting of large LOT and mo
excellent BRICK TENEMENT, with appurt
uauces thereto belonging. fronting on the nor
side of the Brooke Turnpike, opposite the res
dence of Mr.. VIM Sledd, and bounded on II
south by Franklin street.
TERas.-0ne-t hird cash: balance at and
months for negotiable notes, interest added sa
i>factorily endorsed, and title retained till all u
: purchase money is fully paid. Taxes Tor 1851
|, be paid by the purchaser.
3, fe Is EATON NANCE. Conf r.
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Refusal of the Senate TO Confirm the Nomi'
nation Of Judge Black.

WAsHINHroy, Feb. 2l.--The Senate, IN Elk
ecutive session. to-day, refused to confirm
the nomination of Judge Black as one Of th'
Justices in the Supreme Court of the United
States, in place of Judge +. V. Daniel, de
ceased
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The Revenue Service,
Northern Markets.

NORFOLK, VA. Feb 2l.--The L. 5. Revenue
Gutter Duane, Capt. Nevins, sailed yesterday
for New York.
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BY Crenshaw & Co., Aucts.

Nr~s BAGS RIO COFFEE AND 500
Z.EOl BBLS. REFINED SUGAR AT AUCTION;
GU WEDNESDAY. eth February next, We Will
sell At our Warehouse on the Basin, the balance
of The cargo of COFFEE from Rio de Janeiro, per
bark Fannie Crenshaw, cons listing Of
2I5l bags RIO COFFEE, in double SACKS.
WILL BE ADDED
500 barrels REFINED SUGAR, consisting OF Dou-
bic Refined Loaf, Cut Loaf, Crushed md Pow
dered. and 4 and b White Soft, G Extra and
e Yellow. :,
sF,-rhe sale will take place promptly at lel o'ck
ing Messl2 c. T. WoRTBAM & Coz sale Of ST.
GAR and MOLASSES.
TFaNs.-Under SlOc, cash over slco, 4 months
credit: paper to be made satisfactory to sellers.
CRENSHAW Co, Richmond, Va:
RG5-Sale Of sugar will be conducted by Z. I.
WORTUAM Il Co. lie ~
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ALE OF NEG ROEs

WIRE AND SIEVE FACTORY. The un-
w dersigned respectfully asks the attention OF
merchants aud the public generally % his stock
He manufactures ROLLING SCREEN " VIZ; ioI
merchants1 mills FAN and STANDING SCREEN
WIRE Also, RIDDLES and SIEVEs Of all kinds;
BIRD CAGES; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS; PLAIN
and Fancy WIRE NUkK for doors, front via
dows &c. Also. Corn, sand and Guano SCREENs.
ne Prompt attention given to orders
g. w. JESSOP,
Pearl ST., below Cary, Richmond, Va.
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CHARLES FLOYD, WHOLESALE PRoVI-
" SION DEALER. offers for sale
100 boxes CUTTING CHEESE.
100 boxes ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE:
. cases prime EN- GLISH STELToN CHEESE.
50 half tubs fist quality LEAF LARD
$50 packages prime GOSHEN and oRANdE
COUNTY BUTTER. -
ALsO-BAC0N, HAMS. and Si!OC LDERS
18th ST., BETW'N MAIN AND CARY.
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BY Richard Cauthorn, Auctioneer.

AN SATURDAY, 23rd inst. at 10 o'clock, at
viii sell at auction, 5 or HORSES, belonging TO
druyerS who are anxious 10 close out.
MULES-Als0, weli-broke MULES.
81 % Y CAVTHORN Auct,
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,CyELyE NO.I MULES, AND ONE NO.

/ l BLACK MARE. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VIII be sold on SATURDAY MORNING, Feb'y
29d, commencing at 10 lock, a the Horse Anc-
tion Lot, on Council Chamber ilIl l. MOL NJ Les,
FROM three t. six years old, well broke, and war
ranted sound: one very superior BLACK MAKE,
six years old, Of fine style.
over six months credit for approved endorsed,
negotiable notes, interest added
fe 10 THOS. w. KEESEE, Auctr.
ADDITIONAI.-Wil be added to the above,
Que pair Of Black Horses, one Grey Canadian
fe 20 THOS w KEESEE. Auet.
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DENTISTRY Y.

-rr-.-- GEO. b. STEEL, DENTIST,
- EsssR Office aud residence honth side oil
fTYFsSA Main betw cen 18th and sih streets,
e1II1Iyfve doors above the spotswoo'
Hotel. Richmond, Va, performs all operations ei-
Their in the operative or mechanical Departments
ofDENTISTRY, in the best manner, using only me
"a - - -. : a., -. - " fe ll--dlm
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ItIEX sCAYENGEk

=
The undersigned is now prepared to clean out
alter Closets sinks and Ont Houses, IN the short
est notice, in manner which will not De offensive
To the premises on which he may work. Aiso,
lime them. HIS wagons are so constructed as TO
be water and alright. His boxes can ne iouhd
AT DryAL 4 NoRToY's corner 18th and Main SITS,
and JOHNSTON & MILLsPAUGB' 5, on MAN, between
18th aud 18th streets. All orders left at the above
f. It's X. Fl. ALLEN.
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AUCTION SALES
rHIS Day
~ Alexander Nett, Aucry.

NIGHT SALES.-wil be sold, at aneiion,
~ THIS EVENING, aud contina cd Hniil further
notice, l4s8e and eral emit Of W zebes,
yeweiry, Piatsd Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale 10 commence at efeik r. u.
ia 23-ts ALEXANDER MOTT. Aust'r.
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BY e. Is. Cook, Aactioneer.

NOTHING. FURNISHING GOODS,
" TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, &C, AT ACEIl ::
By virtue of 4 deed of trust from A. 7. w DIN
to tho subscriber, duly recorded in the once Of
the Clerk oil the Hastings Court of the city OF
Richmond / shall proceed to sell, at the store of
said A. 4 r. T. Wolf, IL Main street, commencing
on MONDAY, the 25th instant, at 10 O'Clock, al
the GOODS contained in said store, consisting oil
a large stock Of fresh md seasonabe CLOT HING,
FURNISHING GOODS, TRUNKS, CARPET BAOs.
TERMs-All sums under 800, cash over that
amount so days credit, for approved. endorsed,
negotiable paper "
Sale nv F. n Cnok AurtiOneer fe 90