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Conversational,

WASHINGTON, Jan. l0-Stn0te.-Mr. Seward
presented the petition OF citizens OF New OK,
praying the adoption Of just aud equitable
legisla ion for the preservation OF tue y nioL.
A resolution was adopted requesting the
Pres ident 10 inform the Senate no was SEC
Tetary of War, aud why the mobilization has
not been sent 10 that body.
a discussion occurred on the resolution,
wherein Mr. Sidell said the President had
grossly violated the Constitution.
MIR. Blgler defended Tie President.
Gir. ErICtenden's resolutions were made the
special order for tomorrow.
The Pacific X iiiway bill was made the spe-
ciai order tor Monday.
The special message from the President
being up, Mr.. Davis, of MISS, said the mes
sage only Informed the Senate OF what 1t mad
known days before, and threw all the res pom
sibl!ity OH tie Senate. He defended South
Carolina, denied that any attempt was TO b.
: made on the District of Columbia, and IldI-
! cued the idea of turning Washing ton into a
camp. He denied the right OF executing the
laws by military force, and asked II judicial
proceedings were to be superseded by Or I'M
Ii 4ad law! Fort Sumter had been garfi
soned contrary to The plighted taith ol
the Government. and while MAJOR Ander-
son mad only used his discretionary power
the movement was an act OF hostility
He denied the right of the government to gar
rison the forts III a harbor when the State OBJ
lee ed. The cUnstItu tiUuilty OF 81 -s&Ion MAS
trgued al length. The great object u Con
gress. lac said, should be to effect 4 peaceab!'
separation, SO tniL INC NIOheiLu4cEt lHtSA[ bt
reconstructed at some future day. he rldl
Gu led the idea of Il constitutional monarchy
and concluded by saying hat If The North dc
J not want peace, Il war was beng lnauSuIatet
/ the equal OF which the world never saw. Heap
; pea led 10 Northern Senators 10 avert It, ant
| preserve the traternal feelings OF the country
! The issue laid in their hands.
| Mr Greene obtained the moor Tor MONDAY.
| Adjourned until Monday.
| Honse-Mr. Boteler delyed the truth or The
| published sta cement that he had offered "A reso
| luton releasing the Committee OF 1hlrty
| Three at the instance of 4 Republican mem
Der He bad offered il ON MS own RESPONSE
bility, after consultation with Democrats ant
Americans.
Mr MAYNARD offered q resolution instruct
ing the Committee on the Presidents Messag
| 10 report on that portion relating TO a conven
| ton OF the people on the subject VI the threat
| eIing dissolution. Objected to.
Mr.. Morris, OF Pennsylvania, presented
petition from the people of Phlladeiphia as K
ing for Il National Convention OF the peopi
, on The 22d OF February
After re-committipg the Baltimore an'
OHIO Railroad bill TO the Committee on tn
District of Columbia
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NOVA sUorIAN

PORTLAND, Jan. t0.-Tne steamer Nova Sco-
tan. from Liverpool on the 2itb, via London.
derry on the - tn uit., arrived at noon
The China overland mail haG arrived The
bonn hardment Of Yalia con tinued inces san tly
The weather In England continued exces.
si,eiy cold. In some localities the mercury
ranged below ger.
Prince Alfred was soon to embark for a yisi,
TO the American naval stations
Advices from the Cape of Good Hope an.
nouneed the separation of the eastern from
the western portion OF The Colony.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. S.-Co.tnn- sales for the week
81 eco bales. Market for the week advanced l. q
"a. wiih An Upward tendency at the close Thurs
das ntght. Estimated sales Frda, of II COO bales
closing hrm and unchanged 3 eadstnits arm
with an upward tendency. Provisions dull.
ConsolS e..
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BY j. IL. Disges, Auct.

A UCTgON-HoRsES. ULEs. BUGGY &c,
a Will he sold at the hor,e Lot. on Council
Chs mber Hill. on SATURDAY, l2th instant, con- :
mencng at 10 O'Clock, several Saddle sud Work
AoTses; young Mules; l Baggy and Harness
Gait and Harness; Mich Cows and Caves
ia IL J. II. Di60 ES, Auct.
CHEaIsF'S sALE-Wiil he sold Cd SATUR-
~ DAY, the i2th diy Of Jan lary, ISL, at the store
Of Richard CautEorn, at ii O'Clock. iiano 1
Watcn; tivans; RoeEing Chars, &C, 10 satisfy
tax bill a lny hand.
j. Ia. For Ii. X. tLLY~os. &. c. R :.
I AHGE NALE sJe BUsLDi...a Lat, "a A
- WEST Pc. Mt. VIRGINIA Yves, Point is
situated at the head If York rlver. and ~ bsadt
iul point Of land, formed by the junction of the
Pamunkey and Malta oni rivers, wni ch here take
the R!chmoad and York River Railroad, distau t
$50 miles from Richmond and 50 from ,hs C4pes
81 qvr om o5 to = Pon Inc
"a mites, and q width from i4 to24 miles, with a
depth and capacity sufficient to accommodate ali
the navles Of the word AMI all the ureat fasterns
now or heFea ter to be constructed For wharfage
piers DOCKS &c. 1T has front OF IA mites he
M attapOnl and pa miles on the famunkey, and
Tie Richmond and YOFh River Railroad is now
running Though 90 = est Point, and has fifteen
acr"s OF land within the UGEdaries OF the pro
YoSSd TOW Il, which VIII be devoted To depot pur-
poses, stations, machine shops. ioundrtes, \ C.
A public sale ci LOIS WITHIN tbs proposed town
OF " est Point, viii cnmIne nee on W + On ESDAl
to day until completed.
THe SAFE Will be wIthuut reserve rs to price. and
oF one thiTa cash, or Tor negotlabe notes at xt
days. with approved endhrsers, ard interest added
and for tie balance bonds with approved security
pa. able in equal ms alment- az SIX an twelve
months ~9 iss5est the day CON- %d sn appop.ee
s ztHx bU H1hsYY00D of b br nsa5s
! -. Richmond Wing, Richmond Enquirer, Nor.
| folk Argus, Richmond Examiner copy.
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FUTURE DAYS



TRUSTEES AI1riON SALE OF HEAL
deed Of trusf executed by Jim Freeman apd
wife 20 the subsc dated the 9th Of !uae 1889
and OF record in the Cierk's Office OF HIohmond
Hastings Court, shat proceed e sell ~ guo,lc
auction. upon the premises. on WEuNESUhl |,
the 10th dav of lanuAsy,ff fair; II NOT, the next
TAR day thereaftsrJ commencins az en :sk
r. NJ the real estate described in SAD deed. Viz
A certain lot, piece or parcel of land stnate,
ing and being IN thai part OF the cits 81 n,chmo.o
KNOWN as Navy Hill. on the west side OF 4th 81
qua IT ntins on Baker street sixfy zee, ahn
hounoed AS follows: besinning at the northwest
e,n corner OF Baker and 4th streets, and running
81 ne rae northern lire of Bal street. 10 west
ern erection sixty feet themes ris ht ang es
10 Baker street and parael with 4 h street feet
TO gully. or ravine thence along sa d gully or
ravine n an eastern recton to 4th street, tsence
along the western line of .th corner Of 4 h aad
Baker stTeets- To The point OF beg inning.
TERMS Enough IN cash 10 detray the expenses
OF sale and trust, md ne otlabe note for as,
with interest thereon from JAY /. Ps9 iiiI paid
and the furthar sum Of 8 io0 with interest from
10th April, 1860, tii paid the ba pon such
terms as may be agreed ppon on tie da, Of sale.
JAS. NJ. TAYLOR Son. Aucs's. ja7
y SIDE OF CARY. RETwEEN 7rn AND srH
STREETS. AT AUCTION. We will sell upon
the premises. oa MONDAY. the 14th of Japua-, !.
1851. comme ncing at O'Clock r. NJ, a BRICK
ESEN ENr. located "a above. 1t is adapted for
a store well 80 a residence, and IS now Ien.lus
to a good tenant &. $500 per annum. The lot
| fronts about 20 ieet and ruas back the usual
depth
TGRMs.--One fourth cash : the balance at 4.
and i2 months for negotiable notes, with interest
added, aud secured by a trust deed
las Jas. NJ. TAYLOR & SON, Aucts
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ESPECIAL Dispatch to the kiehmJnd Dispatch.l
Secession of Mississippi

JACKSON, III lss., Jan. o. Mississippijseceued
from the Union at fifteen minutes past D
O'Clock this evening.
There Is great enthusiasm here.
lsBCOND BisPArCH
JACKSON, VI les An. lu.--Immediate!y after
the passage Of the secession ordinance by h
vote Of 81 TO Is, ali the prominent places IN the
city were illuminated.
All The efforts TO postpone action In the Con-
Sention were voted down by a vote of si TO Is.
The Convent ton Will sign the ordinance to-
morrow.
Fireworks are being let of from the Capitol,
and the excitement Is intense.
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BY Goaain 4 Apperson, Aucprs.

VERY ExCr..t ICk TENF-
MINT IT THE CORNER OF ArH AND
n STRt ETS. OPPOSITE TO tn +. NJ fTHO-
DIST CHU RCH, FOs SALE Al AUCTION :
Will he sold At auction, on tire premises. on
WEDN kSpAY. the 9th JAM sry, 1851. at clock
Nj, thar moss excellent Brick Tenement To-
Gated above. now III the occupancy OF Mss
Condrey. The House has seven TO ,ns. with the
usual out houses, Including an excellent Kitchen,
and is a!'os ether most desrab reside nce.
EEaMs.-t ne third cash balance at and
months, for gotI Lhle notes, interest added. se
cured by atrust deed. title retained. The taxes
for 1851 to be pad by he purchass-:
ia 6ODDlN APPERSON, Aucts.
P0STPONFhENT.-In cons a. ence OF the IN
elem nov of the weath her, the abpve sale is past
poned until MONDAY next, the i4th inst. at
o clock. ia !0l IT, Il A., AGc RS.
IlsEH rnNSTAHi KS SaLT.-Will he sold
IA on SATUh y" y. the u day OF Januor1 .
1861. at II oc k. at the q r., " SALOON. IN l2th
street, between Vain aad arr. lot OF Decar
| ters. Plumbers. temuohH7, Cigars. Mirror.
Counter. OYSTER Box and MANY other sueh artI
Cles are usually found IN a first class kestau
rant. to sausfy p distress warrant in favor o
Campbell VS.. Trueheart
ja IO-tds F. BUTLER, H. G. C.iR
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THIS DA Y.


Crock OF GEOCERIfx &c. sTsCC.
:, IL a,on;-ThiS DAY; 9, % o,o'cck wsvill sell.
oar stock of GROCERIES c0nsls I.s Of 8 Iaf .
assnrtment OF iresh art olss 10. ths o ooery line
TrRAs Cash TURNER d MOR0As.
Sale conducted by h. Cook. Aact. jail
CEEGT ANv'sSaLE.- On FRIDAY. January
~ the nth, 1851 ct the store z6 Nam st., square
wall sell. 90 SATISFY s1pdry executi,ns ia M
h,nds agsIpst iona j. Rehsfdsoa. the entire
of Games. Frsi;s, Preserves Pa kles. sats.
Cakes. FIIevoIks. Man 10 ornaments, Ca dy
lsrse show Case. ON Stove Iea ~ new; Ra.ias
oven. rabes. Pans, Gas Fix usss,s to q her
with the uGexpifed Lease Of sid picnafdson on
sald premises lams.t three years from January
1sr. 1851 THUMAS U. DCpLEf.
ssYy>t of a.aCrd
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BY Thomas w. heesee. Auctr,
(Oeice corner of 18th and Cary stTeetsJ

ELEGAST II0useHot - AND kiFCE
Il EN- FURNITURE AND ROSEWOOD PIANO
FUR SALh AT AUCTION Will be cold on
TUESDAY morning, N. l5lh coni,"e' Gina at 10
O'Clock, at the residence of Miss Coiwe!l, who is
declining Housekeeping on oh street. between
Clay and LrIgh. her Household and tchsl Fur
niture, Piano, &c, consisting in part Of,
] ia -ant. suit Of Rosewood PARLOR FUHNI-
TURE In Brocate le
l Elegant suit OF ParIor Furniture in II Il
CLDTH
l superior tone Rosewo d PIANO.
l very handsome e EN- II + TABLE, marble
TOP.
ELEGANT Velvet CARPETS and RUGS;
Fine Mahogany WARDROBES.
Hahcg my FreIch b tDSTEAHS.
Mahogan, WASHS fANDS, marble tops
Mahogany DR. sStNG bUknAUs marble tops.
Superior Hat and Shuck MATTE ESSES.
Cane seat ca AIS HAT mack.
OIL CLOTHS, DINING TABLES. &C.. &C..
W It'll the usual assor mapt Of Kitchen Furniture
tie house will be o6en GA sondts, the l.'h
from IL 10 o'cj<, for persons wish a. to examine
furniture. AL IHOS. ". kEhSEE Auct
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lac Markets.

New YORK, Jan. i0.-Cotton firm. Flour 5 Dl0
cents higher southern S5.75G SIS .95. Wheat IL
cents higher-Southern white 5 62l2 Corn
cent hig her-ml3sd I0TIla: waite 7ia73; yellow
7ia71. FORK firm ess SH Prime IL IL. Lara
firm at 1913 RES. Whskey u!latlsfl ago. Sugar
tirm-OfIeans b<2 a6z5; MuscoVsdo 3si a5/5; Col
fee firm at lOa. d!3 dolasses firm IL 55d39 Ma
val stores ttIn. Rice bu0yant-aaies Loco bhlH.
at 3s6QH2 Stocks buoyant-N. \. Centrais u !;
Mo. b's Is.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Jan. s.-Cotton easier, and
quoted at lGIit1a3.
Bit MORE, Jan. l0.--Flour dull-Howard st.
$3.50 Wheat steady Red 81 3OGl 81; WhIte
Provisions frm-Mess Pork 81 70. Lard lo:.-
CoFes a.ilye r ace l26j3 Whsksy firm at 10.
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o,,h Of the Star Of the West-she Is
r,,aruea off Il he Stars and stripes Hoist
viro opened on Hsr-Fort sumter
go ant her 6ns-The steamer Puts
ua.L-sorrcspondence BE weem the GOV
,,r of sosih carolina aud Maj. ander-
4 Bcarrs OF Dispatches scntte ask
t,,.ton, &c, &c, sc.
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ByJ II. D,gse., Auctf.

ZINE COL AND SILVER WATCHES,
JEWELRY, FANCY GOOns, &C VIII be
sold at ton, every night THIS wees ~ Aut pon
dersnirts. Drawers 6ns Table Cutler. Plated
Spoons, FORKS, &C.. Ao. Sale viii cnmneuce a.
u BooTH. Sale nan 90 3-ts
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LIFE lNSURA9Ca, &c

~
ptLTIMoitE LIFE INSURANCE COM
bished Company contnues 70 effect SUR
ANCE ON / II r. LIVES OF SLAVES at lower
rates than Any o'hPr COMPANY oil equal standing
and p MS b;ii'y now before ne pu rlic.
PaHiph cts, explanatory Oh the p incpfs OF Life
Insurance, WI forms OF app icstlons, and any
INSURANCE can be eie, ted b, letter, witt out
the trouble of - VISIT 20 h chmOnd
APP hcaton may be made in person. or b, letter.
TO LUCIEN Lt.h Is. Agent.
Office ia Net. Hall Ri hmond, Va.
THOMAS Poll RD, Med Examiner. ia 10 1t
sFE. FIRE AND MAhiaA lasUk-
kICHM0ND FIRE. AssOCIATIoN.
OFFICE No. 1853 MANN. + C"eNEs OF I1rH) ST.,
RICh MOND. VA.
ChartsFed 18th "a ar h, 1857.
capital and contingent fund carefully invest d,
continues To insure Si.a lis, BUtt vi GS,
MERCHAN DIE, Of every description; HOUSE
HOLD FURN lrURE and famli, w Il RING
APPAREL. ESSELS GAR G oES and
FkEIGA L, at the lowest current rates.
Losses adjusted and pa d with all possible dis
DAVID Currie, Robert NJ. Burton,
c. f Workman, Francis J. Barnes,
John II. Claiborne, John 4. Subject,
John J. Wilson, Thos A. Rust
Alex. Garrett, Geo. n. Gwathmey.
DAVID CUARIE. President.
JOHN J. WILSON, Treasurer.
X L. BROOKE, Secretary. de 27-ly
las. Is. MACSIURDO, AGENT MANHATTAN
y LIFE INSU RANCE COMPANY, of New
York. Office at the Insurance Agency of THos
din's Il all, where applications viii be received.
All BY
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IMPORTANT TO GAS CONS ERs,

CHAS. H. LANGLEY,
FILTER, TIMER AND C0PPERSMlTH,
Would form the public that he is sole AK ent for
the sale of
HAWLEY'S IMPROVED CYLINDER GAS
BURNERS,
ard is prepared to put them at the shortest no.
tice and on the most reasonable terms The ad
vantas ss OF these Burners are: TopreVent bioWlns
and waste of gas. to give more clear and unit fm
light, to regulate the quantity consumed with the
full head turned to any desired amount, and
thus to save at least twenty five per cent. over
the ordinary Blu nerB
Mr.. J. BRowH,Ih charge of the Washington
City Gas Works has certified that they are Nsshss-
ttattHgly the osSr Burners ne has seen during has
connecuon of twelve wears WI tn those works; and
the Superintendent OF the Richmond Gas Works
asserts that be 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 that
he give entire satisfaction as to quality and
price. ChAS. LAN0LEI,
ac4-ts 18th st. Flefwasn Main and Cary
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Seizure Of Forts In North Carolina.
WILMINGTON, N. g., Jan. 10.--Forts john
son and Casweii were taken possession Of on
the night OF The sth instant by the Snithsiiis
Guards.
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Sudden Departure Of an U. .. Frisate.
NORFOLK, Va, Jan. l0.--Ths u. 5. steam
frigate Brookiyn, which sailed yesterday,
went of from the Capss so hastily that she
carried OF Mr.. Guy. the pilot. The Captain
refused 10 stop aud discharge him.
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NgfSsE = s.uPT0 MS
Iva BOARDING AND Day SCHOOt.l
FOR YOUNG LADIES,


OLD POINT CON? PORT. VA.
This School is IN successful operation. lis lnca
ton for health Is passed and it presents one
of the finest water scenes III tae country: IL rs
within three quarters of mile of the Hygela Ho
tel IS Immediately on the water, and has the ad
vantage of as fine salt water bathing as can he
had anywhere. The Nsa8 CLoPToN can take
eight more pupils than the, now have, upon early
application. The course OF tuition Will be tho
rough. -. -
TERMS, FOR THE SESSION - English, $50; Eng
ish, inc udlng Algebra or Geometry, or both, ID;
French, $780, Latln, S20; Music, Piano ana Guitar,
each. 500 use of Piano, $40; Board, W ashIns,
Fuel and Light, 500.
TGa School opened on the first Monday IN Octo-
Der, and will close ne last OF May.
Pupils can rem in during the summer months
and those WHO desire II can receive their regular
musical instruction. de'l3- I'm
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MT. Seward Accepts the Secretary ofState.
ship.
ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 1.-The Journal an-
nounces The oificial acceptance OF Mr.. Seward
H. Secretary Of State la MIR. Lincoln's Cabi-
net.
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AUCTION sALHa.
FUTURE DAYS.
By r. Pannfil, Auctioneer,
fPETERsBUHG Val

THE PETERSBURG "INTELLIGxr-
GER, FOR SALE-Hsving failed to obtain
a partner, and fading il in possible any longer to
give M personal attention to Its affairs. to the
TELIif;ENCER1 NEWSPAPER EsTABLIsH-
MENT. t,s ether with the GOOD " Lit. and the
TYPES. PRESS hS, and the other Fixtures, CON
pIete. and all new. except The Press a. pubic
auction. TO the al hest bidder, on SEDNEsDAf
the 23d day of January. at u CLOCK, IN front ol
TsRMs.-one fouth cash: balance at g., = aud Is
months for approved, endorsed, nesotaoie notes
or otner tie rms be agreed upon beore the SAFE
+. w. PAGE. "
Petersburg Jsnuary n, 1851 10 II--eodlt
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Tr.sIClII,Wign 81 ,I75O{.

THE CRfIsWiUa al st3UE--
/ CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH.
The subscriber can take int his family s
DUARDERS lew more boys 10 attend the III Is
WICK -hOUL, condu ted By MIR. aNThoN
DIBskLL. A M, whose ability and assldnltS con-
mend him 10 the public.
The location IA miles west OF Rlchmond,) Is
proverhIally healthy. and every care Is taAoI oi
the mor.-is ui the pupils
Board, lnciudln< ever thing, Sl21a per month
Tuition from S25 10 500, Tor the s~h9as site year
GEO q, EXsLi.,
dc Jq-I,u Richmond pust-Ofiice.
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EDUCATIONAL

CCHOOL AT MEADOW FARM, HAND
- VER.--The exercises OF thus Schout under the
immediate instruction OF Mr.. JoHS K STARKE,
wao has teen sue 5essfuy engaged IN Teachtfs Tor
several years Will be resumed on the 10Th Instant
an continue ten months, with one mon II s Vaca
ton In midsummer 49, o.,
IEKMs.--For Beard and Tuition. to be paid half
annually, Sl3j $1,000
jG9-dlWa olawtE cblst w =. 81 DNOh.
AUsAsi SphINs- AtAttE. IF - Having
II employ ed & competent teacher wouid lke
10 taAe three or four yuuug laoi's from 10 to Is
ears of age. The terms are yer, moderate. For
English, French, Latin ana MI sic.lncludng board
lodging ana washing, S2UG. JAM + L.. EGF,
ia lm* One and h Aif miles from the city.
THE DrTIEs of MRS PELLETS SCHOOL
L will be resum ID IN w EDNESnAY. ID Ianu-
airy, 1856 when, addition to her former eflcient
c0rps of Teachers, sue has the pleasure TO an
nounce IN 1t Mr.. F. N CROUCH Will give lessons
IN Vocal Music. For terms apply TO
MRS. PELLET,
On Broad ST., next door to the Broad t. Church.
10
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Ferts in Lou

Ferts in Louisiana TO be Seized.
NEW ORLEANS, jan. 10.-Three military ex-
peditiens left the city within the last twenty
four hours, 10 seize Forts Jackson and Pike.
and the Baton Rouge Arsenal.
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STEAMBOATS,, sH1PprNo, 40.

afff1 Js II MAL ron EkM Y i aokk,
.sFssVIA N OR 20 l. K.-Ibe Steamship
here at4 o'clock K Friday. the iish nn isa''
Passengers are requested to be on board In due
Passage to New York meals and state room n
Guided. $40. stserage passage s..
Passage to Norfolk same as BY the rlver boats.
to t the hou 1' Of ooiocs fRipA9 anu Up
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to send ioither.ooas
Tickets AM berths secured o. cur Office, OF or
Frese fo boston taken at moderate rates and
Jaio-st LUDLAM e WATSON.
.f~ FOR NEW ORLEANs.-Tbe supe-
AIc ror fast sa'liag Schooner .'SOu rHkRN-
.sEsH7s Err 6Eo BiLLoWs, having the greater
be IL or on The a
inst. For balance Of cargo ar passage, having
sG js Ia cs oda''n; aR E. yco 8 CO.
A5> packet Schooner NORTH CAROLINA,
-.ssaz. BIZ MING, master. having portion of her
possible a''a''h 'i T. coi1 tR's Z CO.
.s s0E tiHSSr psdk FiSH E4.D
DARE. Captain r j. M COLE, viii osa at this pert
Shippers will bear mind that, by special act of
the Legislature, -four can be shipYed this ship,
0TA !rte part OF her freisht Is fcsd5 engaged
For CO s sssa0s of r'isfb5 h aFv2ib5 t ccnRE
sss~ NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND
S@GyEe OTH ERS-The 70 T o W II has
present The JAMES TOWN, (spt. ,SxISAEH.
and the RoANok Il, CAPT, Couc;i, VII coDtEge
touching at NORFOLK each day
GESDAY an1 StTURDAY, al r; N. Days Of
d. departure from Richmond, every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY. at r. NJ.
de It's LUDLhA WATSON.
-r-r-r~ CHANGE OF HOUR TUF,
es<ssssT aRTI Noe F F9R KoR r.
GLEN Gov + will, on and after + ri DAY MORN
ING next Both inst. Leave her VII ART at Rockets
regularly every FRIDAY, MONDAY and " D.
NESDAY MORNINGS, at ga o'cock precisely
day, Except Sunday, leaving fOkFOI K at the
same hour. 61a O'clock, and touch az all OF the
regular landings the rlver. going and retu ming
no 27-ts 4. q Has KlNS.
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| off the line hatween III $ place and NnkFOLk 70
undergo some repairs. Due notice OF the return
viii be given mo 2T-tsi * o hASKlNs.
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BqATS 70 IL J! N I Bt1 !, III E -
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| &ost BRISIDoL,s Capt. CHts. l JoHNsos.
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| BY careful and experiences Captains, and teavs
| promptly az Advertised. The sc bscr Der thankfs
| VIM. p. cox, Agent.
| "A the Shed, Cook rs.,in rear Of old Gas Works.
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EoRO HIRING, &c.
MAKO HtaaNes
1861.

1871 Mako AauaAu EtHki
r.. A. j. OF PTOS
ZEAL ESTATE AND HIRING AGENT.
omoe corner Wa and FraaSiiu streets. oppos to
Dickinson, Hill Co.,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
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Sword TO MaiorAnderson.

NO SWOTu 10 NdJUT AbUtE~UH
ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. The Assembly to-
day tabled resolution giVinga sword to Maj.
Anderson. The resolution had formerly passed
in the Senate.
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BETWEEN MAJOR
,NpFRsoN AND GOV. PICkENS.
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CIhR INSURANCE.. -
e MARINE INSURANCE.
iInsor poratsd IGS7.)
zee VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSgA
ANCE COMPANY

Capital and Surplus, Sz30,Cv0.
tHIs COMPANY has the advantage of tsssHfy- ssSsn
vsaTs' experience in the Insurance business, and
having ENJOY ed the favor Of the public during al
Of that period needs no special recommendation -
the citizens of Virginia.
II effects Fire Insurance III city and country, and
Marine insurance to all parts of the world
It's cash capital and Surplus are rs above, and its
sIairs ere managed pru3ently, b. literally and ita
rates are as low those Of any ether good institK
EGa. DIagcTo2e:
W. l.. Cowarcin, j. 4. w ellsworth, Patrick Cullen,
ioxerh Allen, Nm, Beers, Geo. W. Smith,
Horace l.. Kert, ThOs. manson. Is. l.. Winston,
Vim. Palmer. Chas. " Purcell lao. Gordon.
Alex r. Parker, Jos. 2, Winston, Arch. Thorn S..
las A, Iuloe. II. 4. Claiborne,
kppiy TO the President OF Secretary, in psrEor 81
~ letter. w. l.. COWAADiN, PRESIDENT.
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