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HIGH CONSTABLE'> SALT By virtue of
IL an order of the Richmond Hastings Court,
made in the attachment case of John a. Kelvin
I4th cay of January. 1851 at 10 O'Clock A. VI at
the High CONSTITUTES offeei Mh a, any Cal l.
Shuck MATTRESS; / Mahoeany CtNTkE-TA,
BIZ; i Pine WAsHSTAND; BASIN An D
EVER; l. pair BLANK rs; lCoNfokI
CHAIRS. TERNs.-CaEh.
ia J2-2ts +. BUTLER, ii. q. u. II.
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Too bIuth Ltbtrfy.-Ddniel McClelland was
released from the City Jail on Thursday, on
his own promise to lead 4 temperate, sober
life, after a period of Incarceration for habits
of vagrancy. Intending to take passage per
%leamer Schultz for the distant regions OF
James City, he Journeyed towards Rockets,
and there fell among those whose biandlsh-
ments he could not resist. He drank. tres
passed on q citizens premises, fell Into the
hands of the police, and was yesterday sent
back 10 his old quarters
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TRUSTEE's sALA OF vALuABLE
FARM II '9 po AHskEff ssE asE
fram Mr.. Jasper $: layton dated ,.s Jaeosry'
/ snail, in execution hereof proceed T, ssi, At
auction on The gten .so or MoNp i.f
farm for%er, twsed y Mr jss,s Wh.sns.a and
sCo acres. The place is so we'll known that fur
ther Description is deemed unnecessary.
ss to s1 no,e 20 Of
terest a credit as to : s3tss unsh Isl jan
credit q, 'S s,s 81 ss j nn ,.'
neuncsd al the time Of sale. The taxes for 1861
to sf paid BY ~ bopEKER Trustee
/ Real AND PERsoSAL E s T a TE.-By
Ksntj and Of record IN the Clerks 9ftee of Giles
1857 az o the Of said stas7 the
county aforesaid, proceed to sell at public auc-
tor TO the hls hest bidder, Tor casn, Inc
be necessary foi the purposes therein named nd
he real estate consists of his Home tract ana
the Lands adj dining the same, bing on new
River, and WITHIN half mile OF New River White
Sulphur Springs, containing about 400 acres !
m fine condition, with good dwelling house and
other necessary bui dngs a Tract OF LaLd wing
5hs w c about oo
Women and Children most of them very likely
and valuable The sale will be continued ON
day to day until completed:
A. q PENDLET0N, Trustee
AsTrustee in a deed ii trust, executed to
me by Jos Straley, 10 secure Jas K. Kent, and OF
record the Clerks Office of the County Court oil
Giles will sell at the time and placs named In
the above notice, at pubic auction to the highest
bidder, TOR cash, valuable NEGRO MAN.
will also sell. on ike terms, of the Lar lying n
Giles county and the Negroes referred TO IN said
notice, renal ming unsold, latter satisfying the
deeds Of trust 6rst above alluded to- or so much
| of the property remaining unsoid as WI lie
necessary to meet the purposes OF the deed ~
which am Trustee. The sale to lie continued
| from day TO day until com pleted.
ia IL d3t&cwIt n. M RONALD, Trustee.
HIGH CUNSTABLE'S SALE Will be sold
II on MONDAY, the 14th day of January, 1901
at the HIsh Constabie's Ctce, at ~ O'Clock A. M
| a general assortment of household and Kitchen
| Furniture, Grocerles, &c. consistIns OF Mahoga
| ny Cahinets Solas, Cushioned bottom Char s Bed
| steads, Sideboards. Mahogony and Pine Tables
| Windsor Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Feather Beis
| and Clocks; lot Of Liquors. Cigars; Tiuware; one
| large Ice Box; Glass Jars. CIockeIy ware &c.-
| Also. one fine Upen-fa Gold Lever Watch, ant
| one fine Gold Detached Lever Watch. to satls'!
| sundry distress warrants AMI executions IN IN.
| hands. .
| TKRNs.-Cash. F. BUTLER, IL. C. c. K.
ia 12-2t"
| d.,
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The Seeosd Andtsor.-We learn from letter
just received from Caroline county, that VIM
Moncure Esq, Second A uditor OF the State,
has been for several days confined at his home
by severe ipdisposition, but is no u improving.
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Btas Coekadss.-Boys were endeayoring to
sell these badges about the Capitol yesterday,
but We don't know what success they me t
with.
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Old Noifs.-In these days of skillful note en-
craving, IL is interesting 10 examine the BANK
paper OF days gone by, when art was lmper-
feet and cuunterfeits were rare. gen ie'nan
has placed In our hands two notes which are
curiositiea in their way. One is ten, OF the
Farmers Exchange Bank, Rhode Island. date d
JuIy q 1865; the other Il two, of the Franklin
Bank of Alexandria, ID. g., dated March %,
ISL. We have an older one, Issued III lTb,
ana intend To hold on TO the Whole ba ch
until somebody gels ready to accept Them III
payment for value received
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IMPORTANT TO GAS NsUMERs

CHAS. H. LANGLEY,
LSFITTER, TIMER AND COPPERSMlTH,
Would IN form the public that hels sole agent lol
nHAWLEY's IMPROVED CYLINDER GAS
BURNERS,
and is prepared 70 put them up at the shortest no
tice. and on the most reasonable terms. / ne al
vantages of these Burners are I prevent boWlnf
and waste of gas, to give more clear and uniform
light, to reg ulate the quantity CONSUMED Win the
full head turned on to any desired amount, ana
thus to SAFE, at least twenty five PER cent over
the ordinary Du ners.
Mr.. J. F. BROwN, In charge Of the Washing ton
City Gas Works, hascertlhed that they are hnhsS-
tt1fiagly the bsst Burners he has seen during his
connection Of twelve wears W tn those works and
the superintendent OF the Richmond Gas WORKS
sse rts that he has tried them, and that they save
at least twenty per cent. over other Burners.
Than kful for past favors, the subscriber invites
orders for all work in his line, feeling assured that
he can give entire satisfaction as to quality and
price. CHAS. II. LANuI,E1
Oc 4-ts 18th ST.. between Msln ana CaTy
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BY GeduIn IL apperson, Auct'rs.

Y MINI r THE tcosNkk q s.Ea SSS
DIST CHURCH, Fos SALE AT AUCTION
Will be s9ld at AUCTION, on the premises, on
p NJ, that most excellent Brick Tenement 10
Gated above: now In the occupancy OF Miss
usual out houses, including an excellent Kitchen,
and is altogether a most desirab residence .
months. for nesou lble notes, interest added. Sc
cured by a trust deed or title retained. The taxes
oT jag 1851 to be D"9 p 81 sPPERsoN
POSTPONkMENT;-In consequence of the in
Sn II oSbA neR 1s the 18th
O'Clock liza i0l u. A, Aue'rs.
I AKGE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS AT
Il WEST POINT; VIRGINIA West Point is
Pa R - and an y rs. here
the the R as 90 and York k XIV Rsrosd dsts"t
3als mites from Richmond and Sc from the Capes
som to 81 distance
"a miles and width from ~ 10 "a miles, with
depth aud capacity sufficient to accommodate all
the navIss OF the word anI all the uIeat Fasterns
now or hereafter to be constructed For wharfage,
Mattaponi and "a miles on the famunkey, and
| for buildins pur poses over two Thousand Lots
| running through to vest Point, and has fifteen
| acr. of land within the boundaries of the pro
| poses, stations, machine shops, foundries, &c,
A public sale of Lots within the Prop9sfed town
| OF w est Point, Will CONNER nee on W EDN ES DA ,
| the Is of January. 1864, and continue from day
| TO day until completed.
| The sale will be without reserve as to prlce, and
for third cash or tor negotiable notes at sixt
daI s. with approved epdHrsers. and interest added
and for the balance bonds with approved security
| pay able in equal instalments al SIX an twelve
| months, with interest f ON the day of sale.
s. sk2sEt Hlra as5 Con- Sy ' sSsId
| ALEX. DUDLEY, ! OF Directors.
| de 80 d sw'ds
| RA Richmond Wing, Richmond Enquirer, Nor
| folk Argus, Richmond Examiner copy.
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,-o,k R.sjmsns-The Board of Officers OF
49,. regiment con vened on Thursday night
Ths general committee on the subject OF uni
-, for the militia, militia laws, &c, being
n~renared 10 make full report, were in
s'rnrtsd to give the subject further considera-
tt~ and the Board adjourned to meet again
ro,f tuesday evening, when Anal action will
- tsEen The efforts OF the officers OF the
ION 10 place the Regiment in a condition
n meet sny emergency, should be encouraged
hy every good citizen. When the country
a.sS calmly a rest under the outspread wing
~ peace, Il was common TO hear the militia
.ysiem deridrd, ard propositions for its revival
encountered the most stubborn opposition -
nm even then the system had its friends
.moug intelligent men, who toresaw that the
Ttue might come when its value would be
demonstrated. The cloud in the sky, then
INT a mere speck now overshadows the whole
land but, happily, through the efforts OF
those who possessed almost prophetic Wis
dorn. The enrolment OF the militia has not
been entirely neglected. The first act Of open
aggression Wall be met by men who have their
homes and fresIdes to defend, aud the means
must not be wanting. II the officers OF every
regiment wonld bestir themselves as actively
as are those of the 10th, the militia would
very soon he ready to respond energetically &c
the call Of the State.
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49, Day.
By Alex. Noit, Aucs

EUnNiTrRt. DIZZY GOODS. GR1CE-
= RlEs; &c--wii be sold a, an ton at my
at 10 90 och. a genera assyr, Inent 81 rev anu
second hand FU-N iT r.. Tow = r.
hhg '.oomS.- NJ, Shirts rasers and JACK
cts; Goats Paris Ves,s shoes Gaitef BOTS,
Caps. Biau ksts Hoo Shirts. 80.
GROct kitS-W hiskeo, Brandy, Manuf etured
Jazz ALkx MOTT. Auct.
MIGHT AUCTION SALE Will he sold at
~ auction. At ms store. THIS EVENINj CON-
me- ncing at O'Clock 6ns tmenr " 81 " e
Plated epOons, Ladl-s In ter Kaives Ia 10 Cut
lery. Pen Knives Window shades. Net h. IL md
Drswers.
ALsO-A Pawnbroksr's lot Of CT ahins
ia IL Al.tx NIT. Aucs'-.
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LOCALLY ATTHR6.

nn,,;,r Csunterfest Monty.-festerday was
- ,ire fixed for the examination Oh tne IVY
w. nns men arrested for passing ce"hsF.Ie'
les of the Bankof South Carolina, anu my
No. srraiCned before the Mayor soon NseT
w. opesing of the Court the oHshees WIZ ~
"a" they stand charged are as io.io~s, "a
VIZ Chilton. passing one counterfeit io note
VIZ RANK o, South Carolina TO Jesepn stern.
% c. ~ The same TO VIM Ira smith, aha haNing
ohS ros.ession 81 $50 Of the same, knowing
10 ~ ~ counterfeit Albert 5 Riddeii, pass
inc 100 in counterfeit $40 notes Of tne PINK an
ihk s,,th Carolina TO Williams, Peters To-,
OF re of the same TO Godfrey Wemmei,
81 tt 10 be counterfeit.
g.. Mayor stated that he had subfTned
less from Lynchburg on the part OF toe
F,u,Inon wealth. and had also received the
''rsnce of a witness from South Carolina
~ "airer 81 the Bank whose presence was
SSndispepsahle, and II would be necessary ior
- 10 ,,ostpone the investigation IN conse-
srcs After uome conversation win the
9sn.el liz which the matter OF bringing q
.I'',,sss from a " foreign country" was Jocose-
" .Iluded to by Gen. August the Mayor de-
,isnated Monday, the 2ist inst Tor tue inves-
,,sstlon. and the prisoners were remanded to
1all.
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MISS sCLOp TONS

ll B0ARDING AMP DAY SCHOOL.
For YOUNG LADIES,
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
THIS School IS IN successful operation JUS looa-
ton fot health Is unsurPassed and IL presents one
within three Quarters of a mile of tue hygeia Ho
tel, is Immediately on the water, and has the ad-
vantage of as fine salt water bathing as can be
had anywhere. The Misses CLoPToN can take
Ell sht more pupils than the, now have, upon early
rough. . -. 10, :,
TERMS, FOR THE SESSION Englis Sso; Eng <.
lish, inc ludIng Algebra or Geometry or both, NJ;
French. $40; Latin, sac; Music, Piano and Guitar,
each. 500 use of Piano, $40; Board, ASKING,
Fuel and Light, $500.
Der, and will close ne last of May.
Pupils can rem sln during the summer months,
and those who desire it can receive their regular
musical instruction. oe To- IN
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ECUCATIcNA AL


SCH6OL AT MEADOW FARM, HAND
immediate instruction of Mr.. JOHN X. STARxE,
who has been successfully engaged in teaching for
several years. will be resumed on the l5sh instant
ana continue ten months, with one month S vaca-
ton in midsummer. " -
TKRMs.-F For Board and Tuition, to be paid half
annually, Sl3J -
ia g-dl VIZ 3tawtF eb)st w. Is. SYDNOR.
1 AU2EL sPRiSG .tCADEMY-H afins
l. employ ed a competent teacher, woqld lIk9
to take three four young ladies' from 10 to 10
wears of ase. The terms are very moderate. For
English, Feoch, Latin and Music, lncudlng board,
lodging and washing, 500 JANE h. EGt,
ja4 -lIfl* One and half miles from the city.
THE DUTIES of MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL
1 will be resumA ed on w WEDNESDAY. I'd lanu-
airy, 1861, when, addition to her former efficient
corps OF TeacaeIs, she has the pleasure to an
nounoe that Mir. F. N CROUCH will give lessons
in Vocal NJ usic. For terms apply to
MRS. PELLET,
On Broad ct, next door to the Broad 1t. Church.
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TUE CHIsWICn SCHOOL-
i CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH.
The subscriber can take into his family 8
DUARDERS few more boys to attend the CHIN
WICK ,HOOL, conducted by Mr.. ANTHONY
DlBRELL, A. M, whose ability and asslduity CON-
mend him TO the pubic.
The location Ia miles west of Richmond,) ls
provertially healthy, and every care lie taken OF
the morafs OF the pu pills.
Board, including everything Sl21a per month
Tuition from SIS TO $50, for the scholastic year.
GEO. Il. EXALL,
dalQ-lm RIchrn1d post-Ofhce.
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sSkEAE t@SUhAsGk.
MARINE INSTANCE
Unsupported 1SS2.)
THE vIgslNIA FIRE AND MARINE lHssA

FHN VIRHINIA FIKE ANU MANINL IHSsK
AECE COMPANY.
a. oaoe Nc. lsl Main Street, RiohmOna. "
Capital end Surplus, S2D,eeo!
THIS COMPANY has the advantage OF t,7sNty -ssSsn
ysars' experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor Of the public Daring all
Of that period needs no special Recommendation 10
the citizens of Virginia.
It effects Fire Insurance Ia city and country, ana
Marine Insurance to all parts Of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus are Is above, and its
affairs are managed prudently, but literally and its
rates srs AZ low as those of any other good inStts
tioD. DIRECTORS:
w. L. Cowardin, J. Z. W ellsworth. Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, Vim. Beers, Geo. ": Smith,
Horace l.. kerS, Yhcs. samson. b. L.: winston,
VIM. Palmer, Chas. w. Purcell, Jno. Gordon,
Alex. r. Parker, Jos. P. Winston, Arch. Tson -.
yax A. Inloes, n, A Claiborne,
Apply 10 the President or Secretary, III person CT
by letter. w. L. COWAHDlN, PFerldent.
VIZ. WILLIS. 7..S eGrsta-- taS|ts
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&C., THE "DISPATCHn STEAM
0 POWER

~~s THE "DISPATCH" STEAM
o~-IA POWER
r K n tt N q FFyCE,
Cerssy Of Mats axd TAiYtssstA Streets, RteAaaosd
Virginia.
4, NE Estahiishment, tbeing the most oomplets
ran ns z the South both as regards TyDes, Or,
Machine Presses,) 10 daily turning out the finest
specimens OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING:
PAMPHLETg, cIRSEfAks. BILLS OF LA
DING, CHECKS, TO-,
As WE'LL
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES HANDBILLS.
Particular attention gwen TO hne work for Bapks
Public Otlces, Insurance, Kalirosl 1. and Transpor
tation cdiGpnnlss, Tobacco Factsn,A
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES.
These new Msehines, for Cards, Bill Heads
Small Circulars, Labels, &C., are capable OF turn
lIg Oh Loo impressions per hour, thereby enablnl
tae patrons 81 this establishment to obtain thu
description of work a. the shortest possible notice
onaIrpflpss reduced in proportion oths increase
"A. PriAung, in various coiored BRONZES and
ms, exseatsd in the highest styleof the Art.-
tn is branch Of the bu siness the rietoYs oar
saeiJ challenge competition.
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Nstrng Of CitiztnS.-Although there was no
positive announcement that Mr.. Pryor and
Senator Mason would address the people OF
Richmond on Thursdty night, large throng
assembled at the African Church In the ex-
recitation OF hearing them. Neither OF the
distinguished gentlemen being IN the city, the
meeting was not organized. Nevertheless,
there was q NANTES desire To hear somebody,
and AT length after the benches had been
thuuped with 50 much yigor that 1t they had
been endowed with vitality their contusicnS
would baye been of the most painful charac-
fer Cant Martin NJ. Lipscomb got upon his
feet and said If nobody else would speak he
would And he did. His harangue, we are
informed, was NEST vehement appeal IN be-
half of the Union. Capt. Lipscomb mas Oh
late wears almost entirely Withdrawn from
public life: yet, a. he holds n com mission I'M
der the seal of the State, his position at THIS
time is lot devoid OF significance!
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WATTS CUFF-BRAs PLOusHs.

GEO. wATfA co. EsTABLIsHFr N 1s46
GEORGE WATT has obtained, A. different
times four separate patents on his CUFF-HR ace
PLOUGHS, acknowledged to embracs tbs most
reliable improvements ever made on this 'mple
ment, three of which patents have to run -espeo-
lively ten, twelve and thirteen yeais and has
been awarded at the late Me han'cs' FaI9 IN
hmund a certificate of Silver Medal, Tor con
tinued superiority IN Ploughs, 1.-THE hi hest pre-
miums given, and AT the asst State ar premium
ali the preceding Fairs for years
Within NO months past h" has added other
valuable improvements, pnd we nov inv ,ts all In
want of Plough warranI ed III every reHpect SUI
perIor to others to call and examine ,ur are
and varied stock of Plour rs. CASTINGS and heri-
cultural Implements, and fresh and pi Inc Gar
den and Field seeds, &c which we otfer tor sale
on our usual accommodate ng terms.
GEORCE WA + & co.,
One square bal w Exchange Hotel,
Rchutud Va
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Conntv Court.-Iu the County Court Of Hen
rico yesterday, an application was made by
J0nn NJ. Bolts to be txonerateo from tax
on his horse Engineer" upon the ground that
the tax is unconstitutional. The case was ar
gued by IA J. Crane aud JnO. Ii. Young, Esqs.,
and The Court refused 10 grant the applca-
ton. An appeal WAS taken, and the question
Will be submitted 10 the Circuit Court.
An application was made for BAH Tor Ben
nett and Melton, charged with the murder OF
James Page Ii free negro. The case was brief
ly argued by Mr. Courtney for the prisoners,
aud Nr. Young for The Com mon wealth, and
the Court finaily bailed them in $500 each Tor
thetr appearance at the Circuit Court.
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ME- W Il e.

ME- W I q X e.
N No. ISL MAIN SIRE E T.
TYOS J. BURROWS would megt respectfully
cal the attention of the Gems of Richmond and
the vicinity, that he has opsnsd at the ab9ve NO
a choice assortment of WINES, LA UORS and
CfGARS; also a large stock of 700 D + N
WARE. TIE stock consists in part of Choice
Brandes; Champagne super and medium Suaitles;
Super London Gin Old Bourbon and other " his
keys, some IA years old; Port, Sherry and Madeira
ties, some as low as IS per l,o00 Demljohns IN
great varieties; Broams; Brushes, and Backing
the last thirty days, consequently are low. He
would invite a call. being satisfied he can sell az
low, if not lower, than others.
de- is-lm THOS. ]. BURROWS.
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~iLVGh Pl.AIED ahE.- Elesant Tea
- Sets; Water Pitchers; Gobiets; Walters;
Stands and every other article that 10 maDufac-
tured n SILVER PLATED WAHr "einvlte
the attention of purchasers, feeling assured that
we can offer Inducements bat cannot faii To
please. SlEbniNS, ~ LLENy CO.,
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E1AU DE 30 TO This is sn invalutnls
Il Tooth Wash. W hioh long ex ,erence MS p'''veu
most efficie mt IN removing al deisterio"s SUI
stances and p.es-rv,ns tn teeth IL ais ssrps
the y uns solid and heAlthy and imparts Dc J.
cious freshness to the mouth and breath ffe-
pared and sold nv 80
w. PETERSON & co Drugsiss.
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IHIRT 8O.ON DEPOT-No Al MAIS ST

CHiRT BOSOM DEPOT-N0 Al MhlS 81
- Call and see the cheap Shirt Bosoms; NICE
Marseies Bosoms for q nln.pence; nice War
settles b SONS, Collar, and Cuhs, hae ar ole "a.
only rs cents the set. usual price % cents me
Linen Bosoms IN sets. with to'ldrs and 'hHs'
yer, cheap Call and see at
tZEK III, e hear Store. No. II Main st.
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tOfice corner OF 18Th art Gary s,reets.J
HORSES SAY. nULx&F RSstE
1NAT AUCTION. w III be so d tins s>Af
NAURDAYp rnng, i2th. sommenc NJ
nj IL o'clacW, an Council Cham'er Hiit, sew Ia
Saddle and Harness Hors es. end two or three rood
MuIes jal2 THuS w. K EeScE, Auct.
BY J. H. Digses, Auct.
AUCTION-HORsES,M MULES. BUGGY &c
"A Will be sold at the dor.e Lot, IN Council
CHI m5er Hill. on SATURDAY, l2ih instant, co.'s
meHcing at 10 O'Clock. serai Sadd o .u0 " ork
sorses; ,oung Mules; Basg and haIness;
Cart and Harness; Mich C.xs and "a yes
jan J II. Dl6o ES, aucs.
LINE 0OI ID AND SlLVtk WaTtnss,
Z JEWELRY, FANCY GOOnS, &C. Will be
sold at auction, every night thus week AZ Aus Ton
dersnlrts, Drawers fine Table Cutler,, Plated
spoons, Forks, &C., DC. Sale wui commence al
O'Clock, p Nj. ]. II pIGGEs Aust.
D +, BooTH, Salesman. 90 23-ts
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Substantial Work-The foundation for the
new mill Of Haxall, Crenshaw Go. is about
as sutsianti ai piece of masonry US we haVs
ever seen. Tnese thick walls OF granite VIII
stand the test of time, and resls any ncroach-
meut Of the rIyer which runs along their
base An arched tunnel, also OF granite, mas
bean constructed, leading from the canal
directly under the walls, so that boats can be
fon ed in and loaded or unlOaded beneath the
new building. The numerous improvement
that have been projected and carried into Ell
feet within q year or two by thi. enterpfls'
ing firm, have completely changed the aspec'
of things on the bank of the river between
Ha1all's nj lis and the Danyliie depot. True
the work has involved an immense outlay OF
money; but this while IL Will eventually
c. nae back with remunerative interest to the
CAPITALISTS themselves, has benefited many
others who have found employment through
their liberal schemes of improvement.
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OtN NJ >HiHs .I"Xr o~. n.she iI,,'
d selected goods, and first ran IN every Lwspeot
We recommend The above ar ice a. tbt De ! W
have ever offered IT, the trade ard think oar
friends will acknowledge the excellence 81 ur
SHOULDER SEAM SHIRT. on exswlnat % =
Look at them and then let US have your pInion
w = TUPMAN. Agent, lU : -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-12

OVEk1OAIS. OvE coats DARRA
~ CnTr, HARRIS 60 have on hand cry
price and beng determ ned to sell, the testest
bargains an be had All we ask - a cal me he
YOU bu, DARnnCOTr. HARRIS co.
M li2 Man street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-12

THE PLACE FOR BAL 9AIN S-No. Al
l MAN street. MAlLERT'S old stand. TO buy
TO buy the cheapest Mems Wear, call at No Al
Main st. To bay the cheapest BOYS Wear, call at
No Al II ain st. To buy the cheapest Servants
Wear, call at No. Al Main st. To buy the cheap
est Bed Blankets call at No Al Main st. TO buy
the cheapest Sheetlnes and shirtIngs. call at No.
Al Main ST. 10 buy the cheapest Shirt Bosoms,
call at no. Al Nam st. To nuy the cheapest Ho-
sery for children, call at No Al Main-t 10 buy
TO hus neat C4rpeting at 20 cts. call at No Al
NJ ain st To bay cheap and fashionable Cioaks,
Worsteu Hoods and Capes, call at NJ. Al Nam st.
To bay the cheapest Dry foods. skirts, Cioaks
stand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-12

BUSINESS OA,s We h,s-as ass" -
ID msnt of pl Tin aud snlpred he ,ver and Nation
Cloth ard French and English ''as-'ms re- bosi-
ness Coats to which we asa the atiento, al those
IN want of y eleg ant ,.ds ~ moder te ~ ees
KEN BALDWIN & WI LINMS