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DIANO FORTE INSTRUCTIONS The un-
\ ds!slsned, long well known 70 the-
wa hingtpn public as q tescher of thevE3&9$
Piano, begs leave to state that he is pre- VvtT
pared 20 take scholars on terms to snit the exgen-
G 9a OF the tines Having vacsncles IN his time
teach few schol ars, # desirable TO their parents
agreed on when they are entered with him. He Is
wiling TO make such arrangements, knowing the
dren taught tie Piano ex perience now in getting
money Mis- method Of teaching has been high y
the best musical families in Wsshinston. His
terms are exceedingly moderate
JOHN E. SCHELL,
Residence-29s g street,
Jt61m or8pply at Metzerottss.
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FIRE.-Last night, between 0 and 10 O'Clock.
the school-house Of Mr. {. Kelly, corner of Tenth
and q streets, was discovered to be on Are. The
flames burst out and Illuminated the city for
many squares around. Th6 fremen were soon
on duty, and did all possible to extinpnish the
names and preserve the surrounding property.
The IRE was limited to the school house. Which
was destroyed. Mr.. Kelly was insured in the
potomac Insurance Company for $500, and in the
"Asn'"s'"h ios eSV- 80 +
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and the oficers Of the company, was appointed to
solicit subscriptions and prepare suitable hall In
which to hold meetings Of the company.
The meeting then adjourned to Friday mig ht at
the same place.
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- p P l. e
Fruits and Nuts of all kinds,
Home made Mince Meat, made by my direction
and under my supervision, warranted the best
ever of red for sale At Is cents per pound,
Best Old WHISKY. Brandy and Wines,
30 dozen Fresh Eggs,
Goshen ButteI and Cheese,
IS bills Flour, best brands, Family, Extra, and
Super6De.
"A complete assortment of Groceries of all kinds
Good Sugar at cents per pound.
ISRAEL DEFINING,
No 334 Seventh street,
de l1-eO3w between I.Ouislana nd ~
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SECOND WARD NoTlcK.-A meeting of citizens
OF the second Ward, favorable 10 the adoption of
aeuVe measures for the suppression Of incendiar-
Ism, will be held this evening, at 6x O'Clock at
the auction rooms Of James c. McGnire & Co,
corner Of Tenth and ID SITS n
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1876 rArLkHANGiNss' 1856
ranted Gold Band WINDOW SH DIES; Buff,
Green and Blue HOLIDAY SPADES, al sizes
TASSELS all sues and colors, REMNANTS
PPAPERHANGlNGs at e-fouIth less than cost
Purchasing for cash, and allowing 10 old stock TO
accumulate, persons needing the above goods will
Ind 1t to their advantage TO give me q call. All
work xtcuted and superintendent by practical men
who have served a regular apprenticeship at their
trade. Please give me call. Remember the um-
Der. mo. MARKRITER,
No. 4S6 Seventh st o doors above
ia l-eHl0ts Odd Fellows Hail.
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POLICE MATTERS Jusfie, CYa,I-Geo
Jacobs, accused Of swearing profsnely, in direct
opposition to sundry Corporation regulations to
the contrary, was fined 81 and 81 IL costs.
Joseph haii was charged with dealing In sun
dry games which the ordinances Of this Corpora
ton prohibit The accusation was proved to be
well founded, and Mr.. Hall was required to nav
nne OF $50 and the costs Of prosecution.
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The FIRST WARD As.ocIArIoy for the relief n,
the poor, held its annual meeting on Tuesday eve
ming last The following named gentlemen were
elected officers for the ensuing year President, Y.
NJ. + King; Secretary, J p. Tustin; Treasurer,
J. w. Easily First district-Collectors. n Nj
T. hing, p. Tustin; Distributor, r. Tustin.
Second district-J. II. Collins, C. Sioussa; Dis
hi6ntor, c Sioussa: Third district-D w. Smith,
district-J c. Pearson, ]. Vansantvoord: Distri.
butor, Vansantvoord. Fifth district-J. w
Easily, Prof. J. Hubbard; Distributor, ]. w
Easoy- After the Transaction Of other business
the adjourned 10 meet at the resldence
Of Its President, on Tuesday evening, January Is,
at o'clock ~ -
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hLEcI1oN OF Ofrlcfks.-0n the sth inst the
Anacostia Fire Company had an election for on
.s .or .ne ensuing rear, and the following gen
Sn.n, were returned elected President, Jpo H.
husseil Vice President Jno. New Williams; Sec
SSe.afy, L. A. Tuell; Treasurer, SEQ. A Bohrer
psssssh !.. welsh CAPT Of Suction G ftI
Rose nose, inc. Hoofnagle; Assistant. VIM. Davis;
French. n
PETER Hxwirr, ESQ, formerly Mayor Of Alsx.
andSia, Va, but for some years past resident of
tnis city, having entirely lost bis mind through
an accumulation Of financial troubles, has been
sem 70 the Insane Asylum Of this District This
news will cause deep sorrow to a large circle of
MS former friends In Virginia, as well an here:
Ior no worthier man ever lived nor any who was
better husband, father, friend, or citizen.
President BArEs.-Rev l.. w. Bates. Presi.
zen, OF the Maryland Annual Conference Of the
eemed pastor Of the Ninth street station preached
last night at that station. He 10 now having his
omcial visits to the stations and circuits belonging
70 ms district, and situated IN the District Of CO.
lum6ia and the adjoining counties of Maryland
and Virginia.
CENTER MARKEr.-The quantity of provision,
TINS morning was fully sufficient for the demand:
ana the quality fair. Country pork was off-red
al q so per 100 lbs. The hay stands were occu.
lbs, according to quantity and quality. The
prices generally remain unchanged.
SENTENCE OF WIN. II. Ma ROUSE CoMMursp-
The President of the United states this morning
commuted theSentence Of William H. Marouise
lwho at the last term Of the Criminal Court was
sentenced to the Penitentiary, for keeping gam.
ping house, to one years Imprisonment In the
county Jail.
SECOND WARD NoTIcK.-A meeting of citizens
OF the Second Ward, favorable 10 the adoption of
aeuVe measures for the suppression Of incendiar-
ISM Will be held this evening, at 6X O'Clock, at
the auction rooms Of James c. McGnire & Co,
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REcAPrURRD.-Last night, Michael Ryan, the
convict who was smnggled away from the officers
In whose custody he was on his way to the n, s
Penitentiary in this city Sunday last was recap.
tured by policeman Irwin, assisted by one of the
nightwatch. Policeman Irwin found him at the
house Of John Moylan, In the Seventh Ward, and
secured him, to be restored to the Government
authorities upon the proper orders being received
Ryan was convicted by court martial in Texas
OF manslaug liter, and was sent to the penitentary
here for ten years confinement at hard labor he
was soldier. Thedutyo Of explanation rests with
the officers having the prisoner In charge, and
particularly with those persons upon whom the
suspicion rests Of aiding his escape But of "a ear
arrest we have not been informed.
REMEMBER the concert to- mig t for the benefit
OF our worthy Infantry, who experienced SO heavy
loss by the late great fire In attending this
concert, pleasure and duty will 90 hand i'm hand:
a. unqus'tionably the performances win be Of a
character 10 crafty the highest musical taste.
Miss Juliana May contributes her great ability.
supported by some Of the best additional vocal
talent to be found In the city The Marine Band
also furnishes its quota; and the whole will be
under the Immediate supervision Of Mr. 7. Cook.
man Adams; We apprehend that the attendance
tonight win be immense, as IL should be.
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LEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Reported for thc Richmond nisnatch-
From Washington.


WARRINGTON, March s.-Tha Prasiae,, h..
accepted the designations Of Adiutant General
cooper and Assistant Adl't Gen Withers -.
IL was rnmored that Or. Master Gen. John.
SION, OF virginia, was about to resign. bnt he
said this morning that the time for snnh a
course hai not yet arrived. The resignation
of Gen Cooper was aecompaniad ys,h y, J,
rexTst INA, ne was appointed from, and is a
The Southern Confederacy is making over.
lures TO some of the best officers in tho scr
VICE, ana rendering them lucrative offices.
ohas. Jones, late of the Regis ter Office. has
there. ~
lhe large crowd ut the State Department
inns morning was much disappointed NJ the
absence of Secretary Seward, who in detained
at home by sickness.
SECOND DIsPaTCH.l
Colonel Lorenzo Thomas has been appoin [.
ed Adlntant General in place of Col Cooper
Necretary Seward II quite unweli to day.
no offfciai intercourse has yet taken place
between the Confederacy Commissioners ant
the President.
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FUTURE DAYS. s~.us<s
By Goddin 4 Apperson, Auct,s.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF vALUAuTF
Il PRIVATE RESIDENCE ON THE WET LINE
OF eru BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH STREETS
At the request of Mr.. William Waller FuIcher
Executor Of Mrs. Mary FuIeher, decd, we shall
sell at public auction, on the premises on MON
DAY. the 1Hh March, 1891, at a o'clock p M ,
that very excellent and desirably located Brick
Dwelling now in the occupancy OF Mr.. Robert +.
Williams. The lot has a front of 10 feet and q
depth Of 1870 feet. The house has about ten rooms,
besides ample accommodations for servants
TERMa.-Oue-third cash; balance at l and
years, for negotiable notes, interest added. Sc
cured by trust deed. The taxes and insurance
for lsei to be paid by tbs purchaser.
'e2s G0DDIE & APPERSON. Aucts.
I COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Esq
- TATE, IN THE TOWN OF FULTON, NEAR
TO ROCkETTS.-As Commissioners of the Circuit
Court of Henrico, appointed by decree entered on
wife against Bergman. &c, we shall sell at pub
March, lssl, at ~ O'clock p NJ, tif fair il not,
the frst fair day. the REAL ESTATE. located as
ABOVE, Of which the late Fred. Bergman died
seized and now occupied by his widow There
are several beautiful building lots, and an excel
lent new Brick Tenement. used a store and
dwelling, and considered excellent stand for
business
TERas.-Enough in cash to defray the expenses
of sale aud costs of suit; balance at and II
months, for negotiable notes interest added salts
factorly endorsed, and title retained till the fur
Their order of the Court.
HENRY q i CANNON (Com'rs.
NH 4 JOHNSON H. SANDS}
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Ey-Goy. Floyd.

WAsHISGTos, March s.--Gov. Floyd has
published Il reply to the Committee 5 charges,
relative TO the Indian Trust Fund defalca ton.
lie says the acceptances were merely in an
ucipaNon of the earnings of Major Russell g.
standing, and If the Government will permit
their work OF the present year to Offset these
aeceptances, that sum can be liquidated with
out touching the property of the firm now as
signed
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Extra Session of the Scnate..Proposed Ex-
puisiou.

WASN'T SGroS, March s.--Mr. Foster OF CT,
offered the following resolution
u hereds. Mr. Wigfall has declared in debate that
he was a foreigner aud owes allegiance TO Texas,
a foreign government, and not with the United
States therefore,
Resolved, That he be expelled from the Senate
Mr.. Ciingman offered a subs titute, that as
Texas is no longer one of the United States
she Is entitled TO no representative on the
floor of the Senate.
MIR. Wigfail being absent no action was
taken.
In Executive session Mr. ] Judd was confirm
ed Minister to Berlin.
Adjourned till Monday.
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMoKE, March s.--Flour has declining
tendency, and is quoted at l2c. lower-HOward
aud Ohio IS no sales Wheat seady--red sl.23
9II27: white 81 .409tl. so. Corn active-yellow so
Gleic. Coffee nrm at l2s4lSc. Whiskey lower,
and quoted at Isle.
NEW York, March s.--Cotton quiet. Flour
heavy. Wheat steady. Corn guiei-mixed $50
81 O6Gl*I7 T. Lard firm at 9;MWsc. Whisky
l7t4l75c. Sugar heavy-M uscovado It@6ic- COT
fee steady-saleS Of 5000 bags of Rio, private
terms at I2G leIc. Naval stores unchanged
Stocks active and better-N. Y Centrals 7Hs; Va.
e's 76: Mo g's GGf
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PAR FIxTUR Es, COUNTERS. ao-, AT
= AlCIioN.-on SATURDAY, eth inst, ut 10
sei"ek, will sell, at the tenement corner OF nth
ana cary streets, all the FIXTURES contained
therein, consisting Of
= oss BAR, OYSTER BOXES, COUNTERS, DE-
GASIEkS, TuMBLERS, one very convenient
sIEAMsR with Dishes. TnyeeDs, Covers, &c,
one me, b Bar; Room STOVE, TABLES, BEDSTEADS,
Gas FlXTuRES and SHADES, Plates, DISHES,
ENGRAFlNGS, &c, &c
TERMS Cash. r. Il OOOE aurt,r
ne The above can be purchased privately pre-
vious to the day of sale mia
HIGH CONsfABLE'S SALE.-WiII be sold
II on SATURDAY. the s,h day Of March, 1851,
NJ the High Constable's oaee, at 10 o clock A. M
general assortment Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture. &c, consisting OF Wardrubes Bu-
reaus, SidebOards, Clocks, safes, washstands
Tables. Cane and Windsor Chairs, Carpets.
Window Shades, Chiidren's Carriages, Trunks
Rocking Chairs. Floor Mating, Lamps. Mantle
Ornaments, Mirrors, Cribs, Lounges, and Pic
lures; also, one Carryall Wagon, 20 satisfy dis
tress warrants In my hands In favor OF WlgAnd
Friend, Glalebro0k VS.. Chamberlayne, Francisco
Va. Anderson, Lockwood vs.. Doran, Halves VS.
Eckert and Davis vs.. Warren, and an ex ecut i on
in favor of Miller Us. VermilIera -
TRRSs-Cssh. @ +. BUTLER H. C. G. R.
NH 7--3ts
ADDlTIONAL.-0ne bbl fresh Hops; kegs
Copat Narnish. NH 81 T. BUTLER, RI. G.. C.. r.
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Esom tho Nonsh

NEW ORLEANS, March s.-The Inaugural is
generally regarded here as q declaration OF
The Legislature has passed resolutions ap
proving of the course of Gen. Twiggs.
Advices from Pensacola say Lieut.. Stem
mer is raising sand batteries east of Fort Pick
ems. The batteries opposite Warrington are
being continued.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


TWO MOST VALUABLE LOTS, ONE ON
j. THE WEST Line OF FTH, BETWEEN
GRACE AND BROAD STREETS, AND THE 9TH
ER on THE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY, BETWEEN
TloN will be sold at auction. on the premises
on WEDNESDAY. the I3sh March, 1851. at d o elk
y. M, in the order advertised, lot No. a. in
of 18th street, running back rs feet to Union St.
This lot il now leasedto good tenant at zIso per
anDum, free OF taxes.
Also, Lot No 5 in the same Division, fronting
% feet on the south side of Cary street. running
lot is now leased to good tenant at SIS per an
num- free of taxes.
TERMa .-0ne-third cash balance at and s
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till last note Is paid
NH 9 GODDIN & APPERSON, Auet's
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X hodc Island Politics.

PROVIDENCE, March 6.-The Cons titu tional
Union and Democratic Convention to-day
nominated VIM. Sprague for Governor, and
the rest of the present State officers. The
Democrats also minated George Ill. Browne
tor Congress- in the Western District.
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AMUSEM EN- rs.
DISTOL AND RIFLE

DISTOL AND RIFLE
i GA L L RRY,
RE-OP NED.
CORNER HTH AND MAIN STREErs.)
The best Of PISTOLS hand, and other &C
oommodations to suit his patrons.
NH 4-lw NJ. &. WHITMAN, Proprietor.
DiSTOL AND RIFLE GALLERY
L E o Z n + D
Corner lith and Main streets.)
BE The best of PISTOLS hand, and other
accommodations to suit his patrons.
III. q. WHITMAN,
NH 4-lw Proprietor.
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BY A. d. Williams, Auctr.
yY,RUSTEE.S SALE OF REAT, ESTATE

il On ARR STREET, NAN1 HILL, AT AUG
TlON-Ry virtue of deed of trust executed by
John Freeman to the su bscriber. dated sist Janu
airy, lseo, and duly recorded in Richmond Hust-
fEgs Court being thereto requested will Sill at
public auction, on FRIDAY, 18th March, Issi, at a
o'clock p. NJ. upon the premises, the property
Tor portion thereof,) conveyed by>sald deed, be-
ing lot Of ground at the Norhw est intersection
of Baker and sth streets fronting 30 feet Baker
street and running back to a ravine or gully in
the rear. upon which lot there stands a framed
house occupied by said Freeman.
TERMS. Cash for about s2eo and the expenses
of the sale, and the remainder in such manner as
will be made known at the time Of sale.
LUCIBN HILL, Trustee.
Ii NJ
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Later from EurOpe.

PORTLAND, March S.-The North Briton
with Liverpool dates TO the Gath, has arrived
COMMERCIAL.
Cotton dull-all qualities declined Id, but very
Irregular the principal causes, extreme depres-
sion in trade, and want at Manch ester, and high
rates Of interest. The stock in port loot
bales, of which 600 ooo were American.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL AND h ALL A X ID
ia HOUSE.

RICHMOND, JANUARY l4TH, 1851.
The proprietors of this well known and popular
establishment beg leave to return their heartfelt
thanks to their friends and the public generally,
for the liberal patronage they have at all times
been favored with; and 1t affords them pleasure to
announce that the recent changes, removals, and
athorough renovating OF the entire establishment,
makes II one of the most pleasant and comfortable
Hotels (for permanent boarders, as we'll as tran
silent company, } that can be enjoyed anywhere in
the country. II is due to the liberality Of the
Stock holders of the EXCHANGES TO say that every
thing has been done W hieh could add to its value
and Increase the comfort and convenience Of rs
guests.
Among the important changes and improvements
in the BALLARD HOUSE, they have added W ell
arranged and convenient RESTAURANT, which
is now open for the patronage Of the public. In
arranging this part OF their business, handsome
room has been provided for the ladies Of the Ho-
tel with q private entrance from the parlor foor
Of the Ballard House.
In view OF the large expenditures, and renew ed
energy, and strict attention their part, they
hope to merit continuance Of that patronage 80
long enjoyed by them.
is lS-fs john p 4 THOS T. ballard
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iHE FIGHTING Force or TIE SouTHEnS CON
fAphkAcy The regular army OF the Southern
-oniederacy will consist Of eleven regiments
Sonntaining ii 900 men, commanded by four
Faes,
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6gsiasArIos OF MIsIsrEs MgADE.-The Hon.
A. kidder Meade, Of Virginia, who for four
a. tbs Court Of Don Pedro H., Brazil, has
.of"arded a comm uaication TO the State De-
partment al Washington. requesting that
successor be appoint ted, as he will not longer
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BY Hector Dayis,j uct'r.

BY Hector DaylS.4 uctr.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUA 81 F.
i SLAVES AT AUCTION.-As Trus ee in deed
Of trust dated December 18th 1880, and recorded
in the Clerks Office of the Hastings Court of the
city of Richmond, and at the request OF tne eredi
tors secured in said deed shall proceed to sell,
at the Auction Rooms of HECTOR DAyIs, in the
city of Richmond at the hour of 10 o'clock,
MONDAY, the 18th day of March 1851, six valua-
Of personal estate conveyed to me in said deed =
These Slaves consist of four Men, who are all
young and active one Boy about Ii Gears of age,
and Il valuable Woman. TERMs.-Cash.
NH s-l0tf WIN. II. HARDGROEE Trustee
7 ARGE SALE OF MACHINERY,-We
IL will sell, at the Barrel shop of Messrs. War
wick Barksdale, opposite the Gallego Mills, on
the 2srH DAY OF MARCH, at public auction, the
following MACHINERY
READING LATH ana COUNTER, SHAFTS,
PpLLETS, and BELTS.
PLANER COUNTER, SHAFT, &c.
STAVE and HEADING JOINTER.
o'Herrin SINGLE MACHINE, SAW, &c.
GRINDSTONE and SHAFT.
And large lot of
C0OPERlNG TOOLS.
Private proposals will be received until the day
of sale. The property can be seen by application
to Mr.: J. II: ROSE, on the premises.
THOS. WATKINS,
Mount Laurel, Va, Trustees of
r. V. GAINES. VIM. j. Watkins,
brakes Branch Va.
NH 81
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BY Richard Cauthorn, Aucrr.

PAIR FINE, WELL .BROKE
"A MULES AT AUCTION-On SATURDAY eth
inst, at 10 oelook, at the Horse Lot, on Council
Chamber Hill, will sell ut auction pair OF
MULES, on liberal terms.
HORSES Also, several HORSES, belon ging 10
dealers, who anxious to close ont their stock
for cash. NH 81 r. CAUTHORN, Auet
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NOTICE...volun ofhcers Of the State are
IN respectfully informed that beside the hoa<s
Quirsd by Law, there must be an order from the
Xdjutant General, to authorize the Superintendent
10 is-ts G. DIAMoCK.
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CPOTsW 0OD HOUSE,

y RICHMOND, VA.
This new HOTEL, at the corner Of MAIN and 9Th
streets, Just finished and elegantly furnished, 10
now open for the accommodation Of guests.
The location is the best In the city and every
effort will be made TO please the patrons Of the
House.
have secured the services OF Mr.. r. W. Hux.
NICER late Of the Everett House, New York
no6-y JOSEPH n. CRkNsHAW,
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BY Alexan der Nott. Auct'r.
DRY GOODS, SHOES, r.

DRY GOODS, SHOES, &C.
y VIII be sold at my Store on SATURDAY,
second hand Furniture, stoves, &c Dry Goods,
Ready MADE Clo'hing, Shoes, &c; Watches, Jew.
cry aud Fancy Goods, Groceries, Crockefy and
Glassware. tmh 81 ALEX. MOTT, Aact. T.
MIGHT SALES.-Will be sold. at auction
~ THIS EVENING, and consin ed until further
notice, large and gen eral assortment Of Watches
Jewelry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Drv Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale to commence at o elk p. n.
ia 22-ts ALEXANDER MOTT Auct'r
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WATTS CUTIE RACE PLONA,-
w GEO. WATT 4 co. -EsL SLIs ID IN is<s.--
GEORGE WATT has obtained, ~ different ttwes,

four separate patents on his cUYF.BRACk
FLOWS, Ack how lodged to embrace tho most ~.
liable Improvement ever made on this iDpie-
ment, three Of W hich patents have to run fespec-
been awarded At the late Mechanics Fair In Rich
mond . certificate VI silver Medal, for eopttnpeA
siyen.l ana at the last State Fair prspiu1 % the
same, In addition 10 premtuOs awarded = all the
preceding Fairs for Year,. #eE&
Within tive months past he has aAdeA other
valuable improvements. and We Bow tnvlta 81 In
psror TO Others to call and sxanin cur lsfee ana
varied stock Of Plows, CA.fings and Agricuita-
raj Implements, and fresh and prime Garden and
dE0koI VAR 6eo:s.a
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DRY GOODS. &c.


y KENT, PAINE 4 CO., . III.
Importers and Wholesale dealers In FOREIGN
aud DOMESTIC DRY 0OOpS, No. l63 and les Nain
street, Richmond. We are receiving, and have
now In store, large and desirable stock Of
fresh Spring Goods consisting Of the US ual vare-
ty, and embracing every desirable style Of Foreign
and Domestic Goods, which We are prepared 10
otter to our customers upon the most favorable
terms. We shall, in consequence of the disturb
sales to cash and prompt six months buyers, for
negotiable paper: aud 10 such, great inducements
the season, and not be surpassed, in variety
and extent, by any house In the Southern States.
pared to exhibit a large, fashionable and fresh
stock, OF our own Manufacturing. and gotten up ex-
and SHIRTiNGS will be sold at nett prices, for
cash, in bankable funds. Orders are solicited,
and will receive our prompt and personal a.ten-
ton. fmh ST KENT, PAINE 4 CO.