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ACTRESS IN TRoCBLE.-Susan Denim, the
notorious actress, has got herself into trouble
at Detroit. The critic of one of the newspa
pers did not have a very high appreciation OF
her capabilities, and wrote as much in =
tice of her performances whereupon the
supposed husband of the lady waited upon
the critic and pounded his head with tum-
bier, while Susan stood by, anxious to lend
her aid. The lovely pair made tracks for
Canada as soon as they had thus yindicated
their honor
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Rev. James Moore, OF this
township, died very suddenly on Friday last.
He was in our office that day, looking as we'll
as usual, and in excellent spirits, talked free
ly ON business and political matters, and in
the evening started for home in good health -
On getting off his horse a. home he dropped
down, and died in few minutes before he
got into his house, or any of his family came
to him. st. GldreSUtUe (Pa.) Chronicle.
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The TWENTY SECOND IN IrALY.-A salute
was fired in honor of the anniversary of
Washingtons birthday, on board of the U. S.
steam sloop- Of war Richmond at Messina,
and flag -ofiicer Bell entertained a large party
at dinner, and late in the evening there was
isplay of fireworks and rockets from the
SHIN deck.
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freedom TO our preachers, the discharge Of err
expressing tho hope that the day nav snasai :
come when agitation and strife shall have ceased
among Ms ana the great Methodist family. from
mon enort which engaged the hearts and live. ~
ness all over the land sSi'P'ursi mott
ah, Re.csred; That the foregoing preamble a nd
in % sske eaeet from and after the day fol
the Baltimore Annual Conference 'e''ioA VI
All OF which is respectfully subm,,tea
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Arrival of the Steamer B;epv;,,.

NEW YORK, March 23.--The steams hip Bien
vile, from Havana, has arrived with dates To
ance.
Sugar was dull and freights lower
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TgyAcITT OF LIFE.-In Portsmouth, N. H.
during Il snow storm, on tho 10th of January
last, a Shanghae hen was buried beneath a
drift. On the 18th of February thaw oc-
CURED, and the hen stepped from her prison,
apparently lively as ever, but much re-
duCed in weight
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Ia CHILDKEN'S CONGRESS GAL
08 TIERS, very fine, at
NH rs WIN. WALSH'S
m SPkl NG 1901
SOUTHERN HAT MANDATORY.
HT 1886, IN
TEsTABLIsHED 1886. IA

The subscriber respectfully invites the attention
OF the merchants of Virginia and North Carolina
to the extensive stock of his own and foreign
MANUFACTURED HATS.
Purchasers win find 1t to their interest to call al
his house previous to going further North, as b .
is leaving nothing undone, sparing no expense or
pains, to keep the Southern trade at the South. -
to compare favorably in quality and prices
with goods coming from any other market =
There will be fonnd all the qualities of Wool
FUR and STRAW HATS, from the lowest price
negro hat to the finest quality for gentlemen -
Also. BOYS and CHILDREN's HATS and CAPS,
HATS, Of all the various qualities.
Purchasers will do W eli to call and examine
JOHN DooLEy, No. Main street,
nah sa-ts Richmond, Va.
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DELICATE AFrAIR.-A telegraph cable be-
tween the coast OF Sussex, England, and Hol-
land, was recently destroyed by nail driven
into the strands. This was done by man on
board the vessel, laying it down, who was
bribed to do it by parties interes ted in rival
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Secession Flag Raising.

DASvILLE, March PA large secession flag
was raised here yesterday. 1t was made by
the young ladies OF this town. The military
turned out, and a large crowd of citizens.
Addresses were delivered by DIR. Atkinson,
w. ID. Coleman, and others. Another large
flag will be raised next Saturday.
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From W8shiuQtof,,

WAsHINdToN, March 23.-Col. Dudley Mann
now In Washington, is about starting for Eu-
rope, on business connected with the consum-
nation of his Great Eastern" steamer ent ter.
prise.
The President has been so beset with office.
seekers as to be able to ride out only twice
since coming into office.
He is receiving no visits whatever to- day
either of friendship or business.
The nomination of Archibald Campbell, OF
the Wheeling Inteitigencer, as Postmaster at
that place, was confirmed by the Senate Sat
urdaY.
tsEcoNp DIsPATCH.1
WASHINGTON, March pa large seizure OF
counterfeit, bogus and altered Bank notes,
plates and dies, was effected by Detective
Reese, of this city, last week. The whole es-
timated amount was $3.50 900, including $50 600
in counterfeits on the Farmers and Mechan-
les Bank of Virginia.
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Srppgs DEATH-On Saturday last young
man named jeremiah Sherman, residing in
Hanover, Pennsylvania, applied some red
precipitate 10 carbuncie upon his chin, and
going into the open air shortly afterwards
was taken very i'll, and died in few minutes
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Failures and Suspepsion..

BosroS, March 22.--The Boston CONNER
cial Bulletins list of business changes gives
twenty one failures in New York, five in
Philadelphia, two in Boston, and twenty lone
In other places-a total OF forty-nhe for the
week.
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BY Redwood & Reach, Auct'rs,
l54 MAIN STREET,

CROCK OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
y F U RN IT RE, GROCERIES, WINES, Ii
QUORS, CIGARS, NC, and large lot of STONE
WARE. at Auction. We will sell on TUESDAY,
March goth, inst, commencing at 10 o'clock, a,
large lot of ganteel HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
GROCERIES, BACON, FISH, BUTTER, &c.
LIQUORS, BRANDIES, WHISkEY, GIN, WINES,
&c.
CIGARS, FANCY GOODS, MIRRORS, &c.
ALSO
CROCKERY. GLASSWARE, aud large lot of
STONEWARE in lots to suit purchasers.
NH 25-2t REDWOOD 4 kEACH. Aucfs
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ORprgArIoS-Rey.G George r. Williams, of
Suffolk, Va, and John s. Hansborough, of
Prince George county, were ordained to the
Episcopal ministry, In Petersburg. by Bishop
Johns, on Friday. Rev. George Woodbridge,
of Richmond, preached the ordination SER
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Counterfeit so notes on the Commercial
Bank OF Columbia, South Carolina are In
circulation.
Gen. Scott was hung in eGigy at Sylvania,
Ga, on the 4th instant, by the schooI-boys OF
that place.
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SUPERB FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
~ On MONDAY, 25th inst, at 10 o'clock, / viii
TURE, embracing ~
ONE WALNUT CHAMBER SUIT,
Consisting of
One Marble-TopCABINET.
One - - WASHSTAND
One Jenny Lind BEDSTEAD
One WARDROBE
-Four Sitting and ROCKING CHAIR.
Two best Hair Mattresses; Mahogany French
Work Tables; pairs best Mahogany and Walnut
spring seat Chairs; Mahogany Marble top Wash :
STAND; Side Etegre; French Oak Extension Ia
pie, ~ feet long, elegant style and finish: Wind
SCR SCR Chairs; Cottage Bedsteads; Dining Tables:
card Tables; Centre Tables, &c.
The public is particularly requested To eramir.
this lot Of Goods, which will be ready for az mi
nation on SATURDAY, Esd inst.
TERMs.-Cash, in bankabls money
NH ~ r q G.iary 49,,
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PROVIDED FoR.-The Georgia State Conven
ton has passed a resolution providing for tn
annual payment to pensioners resident in the
State of sum equal to that paid to them by
the United States Government prior to the
secession of the State.
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By James Nj. Taylor a. Son, Auct,s.
SALE OF REAL ES

y TATE, on THE OLD RICHMOND TURN
PIKE, IN HENRICO CoUNTY.-As Commission
er appointed by decree of the Circuit Court of
In the case styled Carter Staples Admins ra
tor and ais i will sell at public auction, upon the
(f fair; if not, the next fair day thereafter com
meneing at a O'Clock p: NJ, the REAL ESTATE
OF LAND in the county of Henrico, on the yes,
side of the old Richmond Turnpike adjoining tho
lands OF Loften n. Elicit and Others and contain
ing 145l acres.
TERMs.-One fourth cash; the remainder upon
credit Of LIZ, and years, the purchaser exc
cutting bonds, with good security, with interest
payable SEM ANNUALLY and the title to be re-
tanned until the purchase money is fully paid, and
conveyance directed by the Court.
JOHN B. YOUNG, COmr.
JAMES NJ: TAYLoR 4 Soy, Anct,rs. NH Is
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
By Goddin s. Apperson, Auct's.
GALE OF VALUABLE COUNTRY SEA

GALE OF VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT
~ IN SIDNEY, NEAR TO RICHMOND-By re-
quest and consent OF DR.. f. w. Roddey, and
in execution Of a deed of trust from himself
date the 3ls day of October, 1850 duly recorded in
Henrco county, the undersigned as auctioneers
acting for the said Trustee and the said Roddey,
Will proceed to sell, at public auction, on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the list May, ise1 at
4o'clOck p. Gf fair; if not. the first fair day
thereafter,) the valuable Real Estate in the tow
OF Sidney, on which the said R0ddey now resides,
consisting of twenty Lots, as laid down in the
streets. On one of the lots which fronts on Grove
street, DR.. Roddey has recently erected a most
beautiful and costly residence, together with
ether buildings, such Kitchen, Stable, Car
rage House, Green House, &c. The location is
very beautiful, and the neighbOrhood the most
improving of any around Richmond The prop
erty will be divided to suit bidders.
TERMs-Llberal, and made known at sale. The
taxes Tor loel to DE paid by the purchaser
NH 25-tds GODDlN APPERSON, Aucts
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STANTON, March 2I.--The Conference nv :,
majority OF SO, adopted the plan OF Raw NJ ~ "
wilson, OF separation, modified The Rlshop
was not in the chair. He afterwards pro,
sso s, the action void Forty i've members
oeciined voting, and 50 were absent.
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BY Goddin Il Appcrson, Auct,s.

A UCTION SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
"A ON JACKSON STREET be sold at
auction, on the premises, on MONDAY. LIST April,
LING, with vacant lot, Ito the east Al the cor
nep OF Jackson 50 aud Clarke streets in the
curancy oil The family of the late Mr.. Tate.
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, and
le retained till last note is paid. The taxes for
1851 to be paid by the purchaser
NH y GoDDIN & APPERSON Aucts
- AYW WOOD" FOR SALE OR
, IL LEASE-That beautiful COTTAGE FARM
sale or lease. If not disposed of privately be-
tore the 18th inst, twill be sold that day at
r NJ The land adjoins the lands of Garland
Hanes, Fendail Griffin, and others
TERMS third cash; for the credit pay
For further particulars, inquire on tho premises
ISAAC l.. CARY
The above FARM will be sold at pubic auc-
ton, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th
day OF March, 1881, at 4 o'clock P. NJ.
NH % GODDIN IL APPFRSON Aucts
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Opening of the Y

BosToS, March 22.-Rey. Thomas White
more, "a wei! known Uniyersalist clergyman
died this morning
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The Commissioners of the Confederatea
StaIeS-A

sfates-A Proclamation.
NEW ORLEANS, March 23.-The Confederate
States Commissioners to Europe leave here on
the 31st. VA
proclamation has been issued by General
Bragg, prohibiting vessels from FURNISHING
supplies to Federal war vessels off the coast
OF the Confederate States, on penalty of con.
Hscation
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Death of Hon. f. Williams


STosINGToy, CoSY., March 23-The Hon.
after a brief illness
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Collision on the Camden and Amboy r abroad.

PHILADELPHIA, March PA collision oc-
CURED on the Camden and Amboy Railroad
this morning, between a freight and an emf
grant train. One engine was badly dana ged,
and some OF the freight cars were smas he'd -
No person was injured. Other trains were
delayed in consequence of the disaster
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By A. d. Williams, Auct'r.
TRgSIEE's SALE OF HOUSE AND Lo

FThU1LELS SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT
Il ON DUVAL STREET.-By virsue Of . deed Of
Susan Johnson, to the su bscriber, dated March \.
1850, and duly recorded in the Richmond Hustin Is
at auction. upon the premises, on MONDAY. 9sth
March, isel, at It o'clock =. M, Of fair ii not,
then on the next fair day thereafter, at the same
Lot OF Ground on the north side Of Duval street.
near Brooke Avenue, and adjoining the reside a co
OF Mrs. Elizabeth Franklin, fronting "a feet 3
inches, and running back to an alley In the rear
upon which lot stands Framed Dwelling, with
title is believed to be una u estionable
TERhs.-Cash. for the expenses of sale and the
sum OF Seoo, with interest from 10th March 1891 !:
known at the time of sale =
NH 10 u WILLIAMS r~,....t
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BY Alexander Mott. Auct'r.

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, CLOTH
Il ING, SHOES, ae.-Will be sold at auction at
my store, on TUESDAY, March 26, commencing at
10 o'clock, lot of second hand FURNITURE,
STOVES, &c.
DRY G0ODS-Ready made Clothing, Shoes, &c
GROCERl ES-Buckets, Tubs, Stoneware, Whis-
key, Brandy, Soap, Candles, Sugar, Tobacco, Her
rings, Cigars, &c.
WATCHES, JEWELRY and FANCY GOODS.
NH Is ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
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BY A. ID. Williams, Auct'r.

FThUSIEEN > OF HOUSEHOLD
L AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c, AT AUG
TlON. BY virtue of a deed of trust executed by
George I Patton to the subscriber, dated goth Sep
tember,, 1859. and recorded in Richmond Hastings
Court, being thereto requested, / will sell, on
WEDNESDAY, eth March, 1851, at II O'Clock A.
M the entire stock of HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, fixtures and appurte-
nances, in the house occupied by said Patton on
Nam street, over b. Morris Clothing Store.
Also, stock of LIQUORS, CIGARS, &c.
The Furniture consists of the usual variety and
embraces some elegant articles.
TERMs.-Cash.
N. A. STURDIVANT, Trustee
a. u. WILLIAMS, Auct. NH %
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BY Chas. t. wortham & Co.., Auct'r..

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
- executed to me. as Trustee, by James J. Dor
min and others, bearing date 18th March, 1851 and
duly recorded in the Office of the Richmond Eust-
inss Court, will sell at auction, at the Factory
on Cary street, second door above 2lst street on
FRIDAY, the 18th March, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, the
articles conveyed in said deed.
Is FLATTENING MILLS;
Is BOX SCREWS; "A"''
2STEM do.
LEVERS;
10 SHEETING MILLS;
DOUBLE LICORICE BOILER;
BEAN MILLS;
BANDS; STOVES LUMP BENCHES: TOBACCO
BOXES; kegs NAILS; 1900 lbs. LfC0RICE: / 900
lbs. GUMARABIC; btls. RUM; II bbls PEACH
BRANDY; - hhds: STEMS; IL bbls. PORTLAND
SYRUP; Dbl SWEET OIL 100 lbs. BEANS; II
bhls: 81 GAR: Manufactured and Loose TOBACCO:
FIXTURES and MATERIAL, of every kind what
soever in and about said Factory and used by said
firm.
TERMS OF SALR.-For sums under 500, cash ::
800 and over, months credit for approved ne
gotlaole paper. ED. MCCARTHY, Trustee.
CHAs. 7. WORKMAN i Co Auct's NH bids
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BY Richard Cauthorn, Auct,r.

THIS DAY. at 10 O'Clock, at my auction store.
Il Will sell a large lot of Bacon Hams Shoul .
ders, sides, Breasts, Sugar, Butter, Herrings,
salt, Whiskey, Brandy, Molasses, Buckets
Brooms, Candles, &e., &c.
NH 20 r. CAVTHOpN Auct,r
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(iOMMiSSIONEKS' SALE OF REAL H.
nm IA ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF GARY BR-
WEN ADAMS AND F0USHEE GTREEfS.-As
IcilnInissioueTs appointed by decree Of the CIR
Gun ca sonr OF the city OF Richmond on the lat day
stunts admir- and ais, We wifi soil al public
aas'ion upon the premises, on MONDAY, the isth
thsTeaiter,) coIE mencing at Il o'clock Psnsa
of LaSD on the North side Of Cary, bet cen
rnn. ana foushee streets. II fronts 81 feet, and
q framed DWELLING HOUSE W
lEFAs.-one-third cash the balance In eonaI
title retained until the further order Of Conrt.
A. B. GuIGON,t -,
X. NJ. CARY, Com'rs
kN JAS. NJ TAYLOR sox, Aucts. mhs
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Opening of the WeIland Canal.
ST. GATHERINGS, G.. W March 23-The
Welland Canal will be open on the sth of
ADril
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AUCTION SALES
BY Redwood 4 Ksach, Aucs'ss.
- MAIN ATRgET1

e Z s ~ u
TKuSTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE MA.
= CHIN ERY, &C.. AT ACTION virtas OF
: aeed OF trust. executed by WIN. n. {. Garrison
TO the subscriber, dated the 18th day Of February
r lssa, ana "a, duly recorded in Riehnond Hust!aEs
Court, De1ng thereto requested, win sell on FIJI
pA1 he gag inst eommeseins 1t = o'clock, IT
me MIL OF John Ncttles ESQ.,, on nth street, the
following described property:
Large TongusinG and Grocving MACHINE,
with Belts aud Tools for same
Surfacing MACHINE, with Beits and Tools
for same.
Moulding MACHINE, with Belts and Tools
Circular SAWS, with Mandrslls, Boxes and
Bolts: and ~
Saw BENCH.
Circular SAW, and Long Mill SAWS
lot OF TOOLS, consisting Of Wrenehes, Ham,
mers. &c.
lot Of PCLLEYS and BELTS.
i'iet q MOULDISGS, and lot Of LUMBER.
MACHINE In the Mill on nth street. known
ss "Settles,: Mill" and all interest Of said
TEKns.-Cash; TH0s. O. BELL, Trustee.
REDWOOD KHAcu Aucts nh ls--tds
POSTPONED by request Of the Trustee, the
above sale Is postpon cd TO MONDAY the ash IA
NH 21--tds
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c. ROOM FOR KENT--A delightful BAsB-
sa::a MENT ROOM, on Main, two doors from al
-, street, and opposite the Arlington House
Kent very moderate. have new set of furni-
ture In the room, which will sell. 1t has only
been u use about one month. Apply at this Office.
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O. FOR RENT-A STORE on Broad. be-
I:I tween gath and 2sth streets, Church Hill
The above Store is situated in the most bust.
ness part OF the community In which 1t stands
ALoo-FoR SALE-A No. Mich COW Ap-
ply next door, to GATES PRITCHARD.
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AUCTION sALus.
BY X. +. Haxe1l. Aucsieneer.
wHITTEMORE 4 HAzELL

ARGE ATTRACTIVE, AND PER.
- EMPToRY SALE OF JOBBER's STOCK m
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. &c
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

-
Gf:a - IL + L - The desirable TENE-
El:l MENT, northwest corner of Main and nth
~ overwhelmingly adapted to a Restaurant,
confectionery, Grocery, or any kind OF business.
seven rooms in the upper part of the House. A
lease can be had If desired. For terms, &c, ap-
ply Immediately to c. r. BROKEN
At the Wine and Liquor store
No. Exchange Hotel Building, Pearl st.
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49, FOR KENr-For the balance of the year.
E:i HOUSE and LOT, in Gainesville, Cumber.
., land county, Va, containing seven rooms,
house, aud stabies-all IN good order. Possession
gwen Immediately ~. Apply to ALEX. y. GOOD
NH 2a--cYr m Gh9i INF ''' : -
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By Alexander Mott, AucVr.

NIGHT SALES.-Will be sold, at auction.
~ THIS EVENING, and ed until firth al
Jewelry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale to commence at 7 o'elk p. ID
Ia 23-ts ALEXANDER MOTT Ancy,r
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DISSoLUTIONS. DC.
THE CONCERN OF HICKS Il AMBER.
i SON Is this day dissolved by the retirement
OF Dr. PETER IL. ANDERSON, and the name of the
hIm win only be used In liquidation of the late
business sAML. d. HICKS,
March IL, 1881. +. H. ANDERSON
Notice. shall continue the Produce CON-
seven years, experience In this mark ct and Peters,
burg, hope to give full satisfaction.
sAM'L D. HICKS
Card.-.ln retiring from the concern of Hicks
ANDERSON, take pleasure in recommen ding my
late Partner as q gentleman Of ample means to
conduct the business, and fully competent TO dis
charge the duties and | would say that upon n
trial, ind my health will not admit of NV pur-
suing the business as | would wish.
NH ll-let r. H ANDERSON
nISSOLUTlON or CO.PARTNERSH1P-
~ The hrrf OF LIBBY BURTON is this day
dissolved py mutual consent, by the withdrawsl
OF A. Burton. Either partner will use the mama
OF the arm In liquidation only.
march ist. 1851. ABRAHAM BURTON.
New Ft1m.--Having associated with ma NV
son, GEO W. LIBBr, we will continue 10 eaTrv On
ne ShiF GHANDLERY, GROCERY and CON-
aiscIoN BUSINESS, on the corner of 2sth ana
SarS streets, under the name and style Of LIBBY
SON and We hope, by strict attention 10 busi-
age bestowed on the late arm Of Libby : Eurton.
March l, Issl. (mh ii-awI ESQ. W. LIBBY.
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ID CORNER OF CAPITOL AND BROAD AND l0TH
STREETS, FOR SALE.-Ths property unrivaied
view OF the Washington and Clay Monuments,
we are authorized to sell or lease on accommo-
dating terms.
If not sold an arrangement might be made with
builder to erect on 1t suitable buildings, with a
lair division OF rents, with mutual privileges of
ultimate purchase. 1t is fine site for four fam
lily dwellings, fronting on Capitol and Broad sts
respectively or, stores on the latter, or for u
large public Hall, extending from street to street
Applyto GODDIN x APPERSON
m l9-af
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g. FOR kENT-A Nous Il situated on
EdT Union Hill, 2sth street, containing SIX rooms
. . in good order, a garden, and water attached
TO the premises. Apply 20 RO. b. LYME,
mn 23-ts Metropolitan Hail.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND AND Me-
i GROES IN AMELIA will offer for sale at
Amelia Court House, on THURSDAY, the 2Sth Of
March, 1861, court day. valuable TRACT OF
about five miles from Amelia Court House
Also,
SEVEN LIKELY NEGROES.
consisting OF men, women and boys, the same
being the property of 4. 4. Howson, and con-
veyed 70 me- under deed of trust, aud of record
in the Clerks Office of the County Court of Anne
liza. JOS. N. VAUGHAN, Trustee
81 Terms will be made known on the day of
sale. NH 22--5tN
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d. ROOMS TO LET.-Five ROOMS and =
H:I KITCHEN, over the Grapes Restaurant 10
Main street, suitable for a Boarding House
or young gentlemen. Rent $3.50 per annum for
the whole; or separate rooms can be had IL imme-
date application be made to
NH 22-4t 4 ~ nIccro a,..-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-25

- r. K IA desirable HOUSE on
E:a Main street, between eth and sth, containing
had at once. T. D. FACHO
nab 22-3t 18th street, near Exchange Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-25

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