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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-11
LEFT HER HOME.

young girl left the residence of her parents on
Tuesday morning, and has not since been heard Of
She is slightly made, of fair complexion, and about
II years old wore, at the tine she left home,
straw scoop, trimmed with green, and dark Ia
rege dress, and blue shawl. Her name is Elizabeth
Stowe. Any one who will give information of her
whereabouts will confer kindness on her afflicted
parents f. and L. STOWE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
N EW CASH ST OR E.
u. 8. HOPKX.lV.S.
No. Is First street,

No. Is First street,
and best selected stock of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods ever brought to this market, and having de-
termined to adopt the Cash System in all he
feels confident that he can sell goods at such prices
as will be to the advantage of all to purchase of
him. His stock consists in part of the fol lowing
Painted Jaconet and Organize Lawns,
and Berages, in great variety.
French and American Ginghams, Fancy
and Black Silks, Black Lustre Goods,
for Travelling Dresses.
Prints, Jaconets, and Bleached Muslins
Plain aud Dotted Swiss Tarletans, all colOrs
and qualities.
Black Silk Mantillas and Lace Points.
A good stock of Jaconet and Swiss Edg-
ings and insertions.
Dimity Bands, White Embroidered Collars,
and Mourning Collars.
4 handsome stock of Dress Trimmings,
large and complete stock of Hosiery
for Ladies, Misses, and. Children.
Mems Lisle Thread Half-HOse, best quality.
A complete stock of Boots and Shoes, for
Men, Women, and Children.
"a
Fans, and Gloves for Ladies.
A good stock of Gauze Undershirts and
Drawers.
Also, splendid stock of House Furnishing
Goods, as follows: Carpets Oil Cloths,
Cocoa Mating, Druggets Rugs,
Door Mats, Cornices, Stair
Rods, Embroidered Swiss and Lace Curtains,
Painted Paper and Brown
Holland, for Window Shades, &c.
All the above stock will be sold
Very Low for Cash.
Before purchasing, please call and exam
inc my stock. No trouble to show goods.
J. S. HOPKINS,
APPS No. II First street
DLSSOL UTT0N OF COMPREHENSIVE.
The copartnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the name and firm of Cook
Langley, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
by Thos K. D. Langley retiring from the concern.
The business will be continued by Fl. A. Cook
who will settle all claims against the firm.
H. A. COOK,
T. X. D. LANGLEY.
Evansville, April LIST, 1861;
A Card.
In retiring from the Eureka Bazaar, I would re.
turn my thanks to all who have SO literally pat
ronized the Eureka, and would ask all my friends
| to continue wi my successor, IL. A. Cook, who
will continue in the trade at the old stand
/ No. 70 Main street. 7. X. ID. LANGLEY
! WNRRsE.-TV.B M We JUST RB-
! u ceived, per steamer Lehgh bxs w. II
Cheese, bxs Hamburg Cheese, bxs Englisf
DA''' ''i'''s' - 'a' JAS. ERsKINE q CO..
ap19 No. AZ Main street.
JOHN IVTNsON, EDWARD IvINsON
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Dissolution of COpartnership.

NDEyN.K Y We .9.N-D We SN.4.NsfOCA
n POTATOES. 300 bags extra choice Pink
Eye and Neshannock Potatoes, just received at
may3 H. A. COOKS.
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U s. RUsTOW q CO.

ND s. RUsFOgV- e CO.
AG0
Respectfully announce to their friends and citi-
zens of Evansville generally, that they are still in
the Feed business, and thankful for past IA
vors, and hope by strict attention to business, to
merit continuance of patronage on our new plan,
which we adopt from this date, which is strict
ly for cash. All orders accompanied with the cash
will be promptly attended to; NONE OTHERS NEED
APPLY.
We have now on hand and for sale 200 tons prime
Hay, 500 bush old white Corn, selected expressly
for Bread, 500 hush Corn in Ear, coo bush
Oats, 5 tons Oil Meal, and a full supply Of Bran.
Shipstuf, &C., and everything usually found in
Feed Store, all of which will be sold cheap for cash,
dec7 R. s. RUsTON g. co.
NAfssOLUTEO.N'SS2 OK CO-P'aAT.N ER-
The oo-partnership heretofore existing under
the name and style of Read Burrow, was this day
dissolved by mutual consent, by the Withdrawal Of
ARoN BURRow from the concern. The business
Ytll il, fI1tpE9 be conducted under the name and
lied to collect all debts due the old house. They
will also pay the debts of Read BurrOw.
HIRAM e. READ,
ARON BURROW,
NJ A. LAWREFCE.
April LIST, 1861. apis
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She 8aI.g gOnrnaI.

When our land is illumed with libertys smile,
If a foe from within strike blow at her glory
Down, down with the traitor that dares 70 dente
The flag of her stars and the page Of her glory
By the millions unclaimed whoour Qlrthflght nave
gained
We will keep her bright blazon forever uDstained!
And the Star Spangled Banner in triumph shall
wave
braYet
SATURDAY MoRHING................-.......MAYl IL
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DRV"OL E@RRS.
Ma We have just received small lot of the
above goods As they will not last long, those who
want them will call at once.
may9-3t G. S. SONNTAG co.
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NHRESR.
u Is boxes choice Hamburg, for sale by
apr2z s. E. GILBERT d co.
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EnR DOX. FHFsH q "a 8 1T
eDOO (ap12 r. A COOKS Eureka Bazaar
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AUCTION SALE.

large lot of new Furniture. which we will sell
at auction every Thursday aud Saturday morn
ings until the entire stock is closed out. All OF
that large lot of new Furniture of G. Armstrong;,
at the room No. 81 Main street, consisting i'll
part of Chairs of all kinds, Bureaus Sofas, Tables,
Stands, Bedsttads, and all kinds of Furniture kept
in said ware room Terms positively cash.
Il. NELSON d CO,
may1-3wd Auctioneer.
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MROTA RS.

ADWAaM To n o
Az Some $50 bush. Prime White Neshannock
and Pinkeyes, Just received and for sale by
JAS. ERSKINE & CO.,
NAYS No. 47 Main street
WNRRD R1OUR C.aTTLR.
n We still deliver good Bran at 60c. per 1O0Ib /;
also, Corn, Oats, and Shpstuff, at low prices for
cash. JAS. ERSKINE & 90,
mays No AZ Main street
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John Burke has removed his store from No 3
Main street to Locust, between First and Second
where he keeps constant supply eff all kinds and
patterns of Parlor and Drawing Room Paper, and
offers them cheap for cash. He is also prepar ed to
do all work with neatuess and care. Call and ex-
anime before buying elsewhere.
may1-3m JOHN BURKE.
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Political and Other Demonstrations OH tho
eighth of January.


FrICoTTylLLE n. Y, Jan. S.--One hum
dred guns are being fired here in commemo-
ration of the 46th anniversary OF the battle OF
New Orleans aud in honor OF Majo Ander-
son. A large concourse OF people, irres pectlSe
OF party, are in attendance a large banner
inscribed with the famous Jacksonlan senu-
ment: THE Union, 1t must and shall be pre-
served" has been tiung across the street, con-
Meeting the Democratic and Republican print
ing Offices. The Union sentiment is universal
Two military companies are In attendance.
ALBANY. n. y, Jan. s.-The citizens OF
Albany fired 80 guns to-day for the Union,
aud 100 In honor OF Major Anderson
Thirty. three guns were also hred by TIE
Republican Artillery, Capt. Fredenhall, III
honor OF the Union aud Major Anderson.
PEEKsKiLL, N. Y, Jan. Thirty three
guns were fired here on Friday afternoon In
honor OF Major Anderson.
UUhKlRK, n. Y, Jan. One hundred guns
are now being fired under the stars ana stripes
in honor OF the anniversary OF the battle OF
New Orleans Military and hre companies
are parad NJ the streets.
OswEGo, n. y, Jan. "A national salute
was fired here a. noon IN honor OF Gen. JACK :
roI's resisting notification In lS32, ana MAYOR
Anderson's conduct ia resisting 1t In 1860. IL
was got up by the citizens, irrespective OF
party. -.
BosroN, Jan. s.-Salutes in commemoration
of the battle OF New Orleans, and IN honor OF
Major Anderson, were fired to day In many
of the principal towns in Massachusetts,
Maine and New Hampshire Democrats and
Republicans participated In the denonstra
lions alike.
READING, Pa, Jan. 5.-A salute of two hun.
dred guns was fired here TO- day--one hundred
by Captain Nj elk nights company Of RiDggolo
Artillery, and one hundred by the citizens o
Reading-in honor OF Gen. Jackson, Major
Anderson and the flag Of our Union.
salute OF thirty-three guns was fired here
last night, by the Junior Fire Company, il
honor OF MAJOR Anderson.
HAMBURG, PA, jan. "a salute of on,
hundred guns was ni.t here to-day 10y citi
zens. ia honor of tt.u LATHE of New Orleans
General Jackson Ar, ID jor Anderson.
NoRRisTowK, Pa, Jan. S.-The Wayne Ar
tilierists. OF tnis city, fired salute of thirty
three guns, at noon, In honor OF Major Ander
sou. and another salute of fifteen guns /
honor Of tie stand for the Union taken b
Gov Hicks OF Mary laud.
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E|rIEGRAPHIC NEWS.
-, 20 .nort ed for the Richmond pisPatch.I
..o fram the President

os Ian. Q-The President sent
NAsh',s-e to-day. In It be Gays the aha'Is
% nountry are growing Wo'st, ~,
kt wv md hope is stili more o'u'
As'jer, afu "a condition of South Carolina, DE
uding u ~ nc other a ternative bat TO collect
! Avs t"eie and rrotect tbe Pablo property
10 reNFi, il his duty 20 execute tue laws on
i af'v. .i,pnot iEQ uirc ito the'I 1aS'1sr- re
4 ~ - the commence mrht OF 'hr 90 a. ~
s''' "..o-Aei measures OF reltef, W6ich' as ne
2, rn'ne mid have the effect OF tranquilzing
1~iF"", Snd save II from the prriis IN
E;he co"hss heen need.essly and unfoTtnnatc-
~ H'S".4 HIS convictions theh ex oEtssee re-
p plN',rhanged The RICH. ana outy 10 use
Bsln 10y and naval force against those
;be m'1sa,-slIy assaii the Federal Government.
r. 30 lIir"nrt indispn table. but The present
E4rs e'eA' .S,pr. "a entirely beyond Executive
s-Ah o. we are In ;he midst OF a great revo-
EcoeuY' s,5 he recommends 20 congress user
Iluuoh, ,ha ureseni emergency. To Congress
70 rpeel ~ %5,,ars,ed the power to declare war,
sioAe .e,osve grievances which might lead 10
sud ~ "a ysstore peace TO the country. Tn III
,ssts he respohSio'i,'s ,a.s;rs. ,nesrred bv
ION. he says that shonio ~ PERISH, me
thr - VIII he ~ severe In the Southern
C-.hi",'' >s,r,h.Tu states. The secession feel
- j" -" r,i.tis founded on an apprehension as
ibk = Nsr,tn1ent OF 4 Tnaj3riiy OF the Northern
q ~ H., the question he transferred from
',,,,--I assembly 10 The baliot-eox, anu TIE
- usgt TPiISs l1lStE siicN AZ III
.is.a,issf calamity, lie trial be made, oe
81 ..-. We plunge into sac assumption that there
!. ~. 70 alternative. Let US have rsiiesaon'-
- la mat south Carolina had reflected.
J" tuI".srreals to Congressman TO say, in tb.ii
Nj that the Union shall aud must be pre-
I'D. aud recommends them to devote sastn
20 10 strong action, with view 10 p, ace
.f,r,siou on the lire OF IS deg. % mia Is sug
I'D ss calculated TO produce al adj usimen'
an lrnputa,Lon on members TO say INA
-, y,u hesit4.e ut such "A movement In
ser is on Us. III several States forts ah'
.~.srals have bsea seized oy aggressive atts.
,!s,tstes As reasons why be refused 10 sem
- 10 Charleston hAr Dor, that IRIS "out'
ss,. fnTnished pretext, If no. proEocatlon
-. srgressiou. on The part OF South tafotth'
psfsrriug 10 Msi3T Anderson, hs says iha
srer Gould not, before he left Fort houl'fl
NV held the place more than fofty-eieh'
SKY honrS. ..,.>,,,,,r
Ne she PresidenO had warned tue conAtr
~ Its danger, and felt that his duty had Dee
mntLfalIv, though imperfectiy, performed
lie was conscious that he meant well Tor
eoauiry.
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From Washington.

WARRINGTON Jan 9-The war Departme
ia in uossession of information that the Cover
nor Of S.uih Carolina has forbidden the UNI
led SAFES Sab Treasurer at Charleston from
paying the drafts of the Paymaster IN iasot VI
MolOr uderson and his command. ana lpae
ID. Sub.Treasurer has refused accordingly.
Commander Maury says that the long pas
sage OF the u. S. sioop Levant does nor, la ms
judgment justify the supposition Oh hef 1889
liz gives reasons for his belief.
l. is denied by gentlemen very intimately
related 10 the Admins Iation, that recr
TO Fort Sumter Were ordered Without the pre-
yioue sanction Of the President 1t Is further
asserted that the subject was discussed IN 'ne
Cabinet, apd The Acting Secretary OF War, as
we'll some other mem beers OF The Caolnet !,
clearly understood that IL was the wish OF the
President that recruits should at cLce be sent
there.
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AuCYIoQ 1AlsH1.
ruTURE DAYS.
By Jas. M. Taylor 4 Sen. Auc'rs.

,rRUsrcE,S AUCrlON sALE OF r. EAL
i ESTATE ON NAVY HiiL-Ry virtue OIL
deed of trust, executed BY nm Freeman am
wife to he subscriber, dated the 9th Of !uDe 1852
and of record IN the Clerks Once Of hlchmonh
Hastings Court, l shall proceed ~ sell e. rnoI,c
auct on upon the premises on WnpH ,ss n.r,
tar day 'heTeafter.i commencins at OCT OK
+. the real estate Described IN SAD desd, VIZ :
a cert IN lot. piece or parcel VI and situate
ing ana teins In thar part OF the cty 81 hienneao
known as Navy Hill on the vest side OF 4sn SIS
and " ntins ON BAKER street. sixty tee. asd
bounded rs follows: bexinnlng at the northwest
ern corner of Baker and 4th streets, and running
nj NIX the northern line Of Bah rstreet, Ia Ve-t-
ern direction. sixty feet; themes at right ang les
10 Baker street, and parallel wi n b street feet
to q gully, or ravine thence along So d gully or
along the WESTERN line of 4th, corner of 4sh and
Baker streets. to the point Of beg inning.
TERMS. Enough in cash 70 defray the expenses
of sale and trust, md 8 me- ot,able note Tor 40,
with interest thereon from July l, Ii SO ill paid
and the further sum of 8 80, with interest from
10th april, 1860. tili paid; the ba ance UPON such
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Trustee.
JAS. M. TAYLOR Son. Anct's. ja7
DRu.K TENEMENT ON THE SnuTH
bsiDE OF CARY. BETWEEN TIN AND srH
STREETS. AT kUcTION.-W viii sell apor
the premises. on MONDAY, the l4th of J1Dua-,
1851 commencing at O'Clock T. M, q bHiCh
1ENEN ENT. located rs above. 1t is adapted 10
q store as we'll .s a residence, and IS now Ientln'
TO a good tenant at $500 per annnm. The l."
fronts about 20 teet. and runs back the usua
depth o,s for,,h cas-, the balance a. 4.
and IL months for negotiable notes. with interes
added, and secured by a trust deed
Jas JAS. NJ. TAYLOR SUN. Aucts
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Congressional.

ur.sv,xnrox Ian a. ,nGle.-The PTesi-
dents Message was received ana ota'ieu ~ ''
printed. a,, ,ba msssnea
for Fr,day. and Mr. Seward tor Saturday.
Mr. Carke. Of VI D., ia sroduced resoi utions
fg,oring the enforce ueEt OF the laws anu '4ie
nerpetuatiou Of the [ mon.
- Tor he reading OF ,Is Message, Mr.. Davis,
- Miss said the President had raisrepfe-
-,nted he position OF the South CaFoiihd oJln-
,,tssiouers and then deCilued 10 receive Il pa
nor correctly defining their views. he en-
i rsed the high standing OF the Comm issioh-
.,s and iai1 ca the Clerks table Ihtir rrJoih-
der 10 The President which he had refused TO
receive. ;,s ha
tpv read-and sharp words ensued.
M,ssre. Bigler and Tfumbuli urged its
Msssrs. tessenden and Bright objected, ex-
csnf az a part OF MT Davis speech.
Under decision OF Inc Chaii, Ihe paper
WAS read at leugth
Mr. Davis then resumed his speech, ana salo
ia uittpd he President, who had fallen from
the head OF the great Democratic parry so 1"
a. TO nreessitate his being defended by ths
Senator from New York. lie thanked th'
Latter for afordisg him an opportunity O
snr.ading ths Commissioner reJolnuer on LII
files of The Sc 'ale 80
The subject was MADE the speclaI oFder u
'1 af,ey debating the Pacific Railroad bill, tbs
Senate
Adjourned. ., -
Hegse-The Message of the President hay
Ing ben read Mr. Howard, OF Michigan, in
tr9duced a resolution of inquiry as TO AM
neg,tintions III relation to the transfer OF tn
south Carolina forts also, II any pledges ma
bp,u given that they won Id not be reinforced
also. IN relation 10 the South Carolina Gus
m.House. Post Office, Arsenal, and Rnvenu
Gutter If they mad been seized.
Mr. Crawford, Of Georgia, offered suesii
tu;e.
Nr. Phelps OF Mo, opposed the resolution
a. possessing no remedy for State affairs. In
President had invited their action, 10 aver
fraternal strife.
Messrs Florence, Hill, and Martin OF Nirg
MIA, opposed the resolutiOn-wh ich was passe
under The pressure OF the previous queslio
BY a vote OF lc3 TO 81.
Mr.. Burnett had been Informed that thel
we're no prospects of the Committee CT Ihirt
Three agreeing, aud wanted 10 discharge ihei
The CIyii and Miscellaneous bill was d
bated No action was had, and the House a
lourned.
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M Bakers Premium Ritters.
HENRico COUNTY, Ocs. /, 1850

b. BAKER, Eea..
Dear SHINY wife has been suffering with Dys-
pc psia and Nervous Affection for several years,
during which time she was as I'll as possible to be
awe all hopes oil iite ny her physician as well a.
~, she commenced, in small guam tities the use Of
aAKER,s PREMIUM BfTrERs. WHOM, in the
stored her to perfect health | am equally graft
ssc 10 eta,e hat my child about eight years old
cas- Ions suffering with The DlarThGa, attended
asiy by an able physician, without giving any re-
nst. but the use of one bottle of these IN ESTf
kAhLB BlTfEkS restored min entirely to
health and vigoI 1t Is my firm opinion, substan-
hsted by that Of ny family physiclan's. that bA-
lEkS PREMIUM BITTERS is the best medI-
sa- now before the public for the above men
nonet diseases
Yours, N oet truly, p w. ]. QuAgLGs.
These Bitters can be had OF all the Druggists In
this city, and at every respectable Drug Store In
tns State. Orders filled promptly BY addressing
e BAKER. Proprietor,
oc sn-ts Richmond. Va.
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The subscriber begs to return his acknowledg-
ments to his friends ard patrons for the'r layers
during the past six years al would inform them
that he still continues the business of HIRING
OUT NEGROES, RENTING OUT HOUSES,
COLLECTING CLAIMS. and al buslTes per-
he gives his personal attention.
Parties In the country who may entrust the
hiring of their Negroes to him, may RESI- assured
OF every attention being paid to getting them none
other but good homes and the best prices. and IL
the event Of sickness, the best MEDICAL and PER
has also a large DOM tort able partmcnt, connected
with his office, whore those servants who are not
provided with places to stay st night during the
hiring, may remain, with good lire. free OF
"a. Negroes for hire the coming year, had
better be sent In TO me SIS carly alter christmas as
possible
unknown. beg 10 refer to the following persons
Dickinson. Hill 4 Co., Richmond; DIR. v thomas
I.atane. arthur Temple. John Lumpkln THOMAS
FauDtleroy, Klrg and Queen county !; Or. f. ID.
u >eiwrIght. Rev. Thomas L. Locke, w estmOTe-
| land county; John L. Latane, W. C Latane, DR.
| Richard Turner, +. Maginniss Thomas Lee, ing
| iieort county Ro. FudsIn; Or. John D Butter,
| Caroline county; n: J; B. Whitlock, DR.. lanes h
| Iatane, I'd F. Noel. Bev. D. Roy, J. Roy Mlc0u,
| Wilsey Fogg, Geo L. Wrsht, Essex county Dr.
Thomas G Glopton Jefferson Stnbhs, Jasper G.
| Ci's ccunty; Dr. Ro: 4. Payne. Rlchmond county
| Win. +. Cloptons 70 Hnwle, DR., L. G; Cr9mp
| Jno s. Lacy, 4. T. Lace. New Kent county; Lab
| ney Parrish Louisa county, VIM; D Giopton.
| b. Foster, Cember land county w w Brown
Lunenbung county j. D.: CneWTnlns; Cuipspe'
| Capt s Middleton. John Gormly. Norfolk.
| 10 13-dGWlm
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MISS ES CLOpTO
Nl BOARDING AND DAY SCHOoiti

OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
Thus School ls IN successful operation. JUS Ioca-
ton for health is unsurpassed, and 1t presents one
Of the finest water scenes IN the country; Il ID
within three quarters of mile of the Hyge!a no
tel is Immediately or the water, ana has the az.
vantage of as fine salt water bathing as can pe
had an,where The Misses CLoPToN can take
Fl hit more pupils than they now have, upon cary
Application The course of tuition Will De mo
TERMS, FOR THE SESSION English, $50; Eng.
lsh, Including Ag ebIa o. Geometry, or b9tn, 45'
each. SGD use OF Piano, $40; Board, Washing
Fuel and Light, $500. o..o
The School opened on the hrst MONDAY IN oc'o
her and will close he last OF May.
PupIls can rem 4in during the summer months
anu i i,J' 70 structInn de 49, I'm
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IMPORTANT TO GAS CONS sum ERs.

CHAS. H. LANGLEY,
FILTER, TIMER AND COPPERSMlTH,
Would inform. the public that ne Is sole sssntio I
HAWLEY,S IMPROVED CYLINDER GAS
BURNERS,
and is prepared to put them up at the shortest no
tee and on the most reasonable terms. The ad
vantages of these Burners are: TopreVent DioWlns
light, to regulate the quantity consumed WIFI tne
full head turned on to any DESIRED amount, ana
the ordinary Blu ners.
Mr. J. F. Brown, In charge of the Washington
CITY Gas Works, has certified that they are nhhsS-
a.atiagIy the teSt Burners he has seen during his
connection of twelve years WI tn those works; and
the Superintendent OF the Richmond Gas Works
asserts that he has tried them, and that they save
at least twenty per cent. over other Burners.
Thankful for past favors, the subscriber invites
orders for all work his line, feeling assured thai
he can give entire satisfaction as to qgahty and
price. ChAo. n LANoiEi,
oc4-tB 18th st.. between M8ln dno CaIy
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By Alex. Mott, Auct.

NURNITUKt, DRY GVODS, GHOCE-
l. RftS Ac-wiH be sold at suction, ~ my
store, corner Of Main and 18th SITS on rHUkS-
DAY MORNING next. the 10Th day OF January.
cornmeneine at 10 O'Clock, general assortment OF
hNiTLRk. STOVES. &c .,,-
DRY GOODS.-Several invoices Of seasonable
Dry Gooas Hoop Skirts Net shirts, Drr wers and
Jackets; Goats Pants Vest Shoes. Caps. &c.
GNOGERItS-W hIskey, Brandy, Manufactured
Tobacco, Cigars. 30. rr
ing AL \. w ~ 8.
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nv j. n. D,ys~., AucI

TINE GOLD AND SILVER WATGHES,
JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, &C. Wllt be
Room IS Main street. Also, a lot OF Blankets I'm,
dersnlrts. Drawers fine Table. Cutlery. Plated
Spoons, Forks, &c, So Sale Will cnmmsnce a.
o o'clock, Z Nj. J. II. DIGGES aust.
ID. F. BooTH, Sale sman. Oc x-u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-10
Nv r.. b. lssk, Auct.
,rRUsrEE,s SAL. ur sr0Gk OF DRY

l GooDs, CLUTHiNV, sOors. SHOT,.
HATS. &C &C, AT AUG ION ~ virtue ~
duly recorded In the Jerks ONCE OF the Hus mss
Court OF thu CITY OF Richmond. VIII pr.Seeu 10
s, II. at The store Of sad W. Jacohe; 90 I'm,
tween Aalr AMI rankIi sts On ThUN.Dhi
10th January. at 10 o'clock. ali the stoos coatntS
IN SAID store. emb acing the usual ysfleG 81 Dhd
t,OnuS CLOTHING, BoOfS. SHoES, dAAo'
CAPS 30, &C.
TERMs.-All sums under si00 cash over that
amount 20 day credit, Tor notes, satis facfofly
endorsed. HENRY SrbRNE, Trustee
Sale conducted b. Il. b. Cook, Auct. Jas