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From VI ashinston.

WAsHIHGTON, Jan. II The President sent
the nomination OF Holt, as Secretary OF War.
70 he Senate day. II WIS considered in
Executive session. From all accounts, the
preliminary discussion was of exciting
character. ~ effort was made by the oppo-
sitiJulsts 10 refer il to The Committee on III ill
tsTy Affairs. but This was streuuously resisted
and the motion of efarence was defeated by
Eol. Of ST. against -. The objection 10 Holt is
Ia! there is az Upiu.on that ne is a coercion
Isl His confirmation now is considered GER
ain.
The nomination of McIntire, as Collector in
he GelghDoThoOd of CnarlesI ton, is still sus-
pended 10 the Committee on Commerce.
The Alabama Senators We're notified to- day
by telegraph, not TO leave their seats until
further informed. The trouble is in the re-
!Usai Of the Delegates from North Alabama to
sikn the ordinance, unless The time of secession
Is postponed until the Attn of March.
Although the Republican Senators yester-
Gay voted against Crittenden's resolutions
their chief oblecti was to that part which
proposed 10 divide the Territories hereafter
acquired, but a measure of that characte
confined 10 the present territory, meets with
'lLne degree Of favor from the Republicans in
b1lh branches OF Congress.
IN known IN Repu bIican circles, up to the
present, that Seward and 3ates are the only
selected members of Lincoln's Cabinet. The
others are not certainly to be appointed uutil
lAheoln's inaugural here.
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sri1L LATER FROM EUROPE.
o,v.LoF THE ONIA.

So roFss. n. Il. Jan. i6.--The Teutonia,
= S,nihampton Jan. 7th, passed Cape Race
Ton s,oTnipg Sac brings 1886, 900 in specie.
.As <sw orr arrived at Southampton on
an shart Of coai.
~ Se.. "ti lyourSe on Saturday closed heavy
I"e SsHdav Mouitegr had published de-
- ,4i(rluc the duties on sundry articles
cree decree the interest on treasury bills 10
yes pee uveiy.
s,t1unt Of the death of the King OF
"a va the ball al the Tuilleries had been
>il,.g Monday.-Mort batteries had been
-...,Ilshe1 IN The Valley.
-, sunday Negotiations concerning
,.,.ls had been opened between France and
- Friday.-A Bourbon conspiracy has
. -. discovered, aud four Royalist Generals
- t4an arre> ted-one OF whom proved TO be
~ -.-er. O.: Francis II, from Gaeta. Several
,,'..sf.},.an officers had also been arrested.
. ne bon bardTneHt Of Gaeta continues.
IN Saturday General Carignan would
..'hablY lesve tor Naples on Tuesday.
COMMERCIAL.
r.-.-r4rI: Jan B-TAe leu on'a hTln:S only the
2 rs-ral. cpmuerc al report OF Jan rs mated
~. -. cotton, tbs day, 5 90 bales. including
m. toexlurters ami spectators. The market
-srsl .U ct aHd closed steady Corn steady and
-1S feq. jan 5.-The money market opened
lsH Caa,1s 92'4 r?2,i tof account.
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South Carolina Legislature

Senate report of the Military Committee,
Tor raising four companies of artillery TO
Meet the exigencies OF the times, that de-
mand South Carolina TO be on d war foot
Hg meets no opposers from any quartz il be-
ing The general impression that she should
nave permanent military establishments for
garrison purposes i'll tie State ortifications.-
Ih!s establishment, the Committee recon-
MeRd, 10 consist OF a reg imentof four compa-
mes as II Will form the nucleus around which
volunteers and militia can rally, and will, be-
sldts, be peace establishment, or furnish
South Cardinals quota in the army of the
southern Contederacy,
lhe Senate went into secret session on the
proposition TO lay a submarine telegraph be-
!"eeE Charleston, Morris Island ,Forts Moul-
lie, johnson, Castle Pinckuey, &c
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AUGUSTA, GA, Jan. 1.-THE Courier has a
Sa.spalc6 from New Orleans, of The l6u,
"E'Iu says that the city troops, which took
, ,ne baton Rouge Arsenal, have returned, and
iegelFed triumphai reception.
me rsenal and Fort Pike are now occu-
pg1 BY Louisiana troops.
oolI DE acton OF Gov. Moore. in relation TO the
~ hcy OF the forts is viewed there os
r. saes!ul measure and Is generally sustained
as patriotic and timalv
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WANTED EXCHANGE on Baltimore, Phil
W adelphia and New York; also, TIM BILLS.
Office, Nc. AZ. under st. Charles Hotel: Richmond.
ia Its CHAS. Y. MORRlSS.
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GEOGRAPHIC NEWS.
--.,, "A for the Richmond Dispatch. ]
LATER FROM EUROPE.
.xAI OF n n Z II w.

LAM ME-. Jan. 1.-THE CANADIAN
PeEI - with Liverpool dates TO Jan. 30
bss ~ for London was totally lost OIL
The az A part Of the crew were saved.
The ASA arrived out on t@f New "a 81 YorE .sr
Tas s"P uqa lost on Goodwin sound
hsf ao or.t bands lost and seven saved: =
Teesna'' canadian brings fl06,Voo sterling IN
'I,etits, C4riguan, the Kings lieutenant, had
Ii I.d Al Naples in the ship Bostonian.
sT5'' CoSxEsCTki,
mi! Ian -Cottoa-Sales three DAYS
l1faIIes for speculation and expost 800 bales
2 ah S'otk II port 80 0o0 bales, including w.
tt 49, IN Wheat dal Severe weather checks
go, Corn quiet. with declining tendency.
g y1i,o. sa'ei'
it5n,os AZ, ---
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EENTEEE. HOUSEHOLD FURNJTCRE
" At AUCTION -un FRIDAY, 18Th i.stsnt,
at 10 O'Clock. will sell. at the sidenoe on 18th
street TabHtts Row, four doors be ond Broad
street, all the FUFNlTURt conta led in sad
residence, consisting ot the Il variety of Par
lor and Chamber Furniture The VIII lie being IN
most excellent condition, and worthy the atten-
ton of hUusexeepeTs. Terms Cash.
jal6 Z. b. COOK. Auct.
DiEH CONSTaBI.F'S SALE.-Will O scld
II on FRIDAY. the 18th day IF January 1861. nj
10 O'Clock A. M. at the aEer Beer Saloon on 10 IA,
between Main and Cary streets, all of the Liquors
and Fixtures the n cor tanned to Satisfs a dis
tr-ss warrant in my hands IN favor of F. Bfauer
VS.. Henry Marx.
TERMs,- Cash. +. BUTLER, H. G. G.. X.
:
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By T.. b. Cook. Auct'r,

NEW KENT CUUNTY, ON TIE RICH
M0N MA AND YDaK RivER RAILROAD. AT
| will sell at tue farm of r. l.. ~ alker ESQ stu
ated IN New Kent county, on the Klchmond and
York River Railroad. ID miles below Richmond.
tn , following Personal PROPERTY, VIZ:
Young Mules, young Mare. pair very fine
young Match Horses, l Horse, Mich Cows. 9
oxen, y Sock Hogs-improved breeds, an eles ant
set Of Farming implements. among st them one of
Biektord Hohman's Wheat Drills
The HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting
Of
Elegant, Piano. fine Sofas. Paror Etegre,
centre Table. Chairs. Hat Rack. Black Walnut
extension Dining abiss. very fine Marbe-Top
Siheboaru, with ttegre: Book Case 2 sets Cham.
Der Furnitnre-one of Black alnut. ven costly:
the other p ain-toe with Feather Bffls. Mat
tire sseS, and various other tIcles in the house
Eeeplng line too numerous to mention,
and under $50. sixty DAYS; over $3.50. E,ur
months credit, Tor approved. egotlabe paper.
jaI5 f. B COOK Anct
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he Markets.

On aaohE, Jan. IL r our duli-Howard and
Ned Ely q, a. 90 az ana no buyers, Wheat stsaoy
hlIsS sS 30 a. IS; Wnre 81 45eI6s Corn hrn.-
SlI q, "oo ets; PROVISIONS steady N ess Pork
Aci lower City and ONO 49, mn
s9LK, Jan Hth.-ssles of Corn are reuorted
sal.s at ;1sis ase"c' sdyaneing. Cotton anlet
hanged. sttvs. an demand. Il q hSSs sgs Sn
~ YORK. Jan IL Cotton easier Midd,,nvs
a go, flour decilntd6 cents Soutbe'n - 81
% Corn lower mixed 6snT Per- "o@
W.. snbo; frme Sisza Lard 10. -
* nsaeJ Is5s 1itA. usaI more active uri..n.
q - va Coase un hanged HAS Mo,nsss. ~
az lnrpentine Arm soaNn. Rice aa,et a. %
a. stocks dail and lower New York centrai,s
:, siEihias 7s5s; Mlssoan's e8
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AUCTION oALBS.
FUTURE DAYS.


TRUSTEE,S sALE OF vALgABLE
FARM OF 800 ACRES, in CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY. -FOUR MILES ROM MAN
CHESTER.-As trustee IN q certain deed OF trust,
from Mr.. Jasper =. layton. dated LIST January,
1856 auiy recorded in Chesterfield County Court,
! snail, in execution thereof. proceed to sell Mt
public auction. on the premises. on MONDAY,
the 4tb February. 1861. at u o'clock M.,tii fair
u not the first far day theretite the valusbe
farm formerly owned BY ar. Jesse Whitehesd. and
low occupied by ar. Ciayto The trant contains
seC acres. The pla e is so well known that fur-
thet description 10 deemed unnecessary.
As-fn ough IN cash To defray expenses of
sdIe. anu 10 discharge note OF 81 3t3 80 with
serest on credit as TO Si33ts 50 until LIST JAM.
,eos on credit as to 81 1888 IS Until LIST January,
ic13 with interest from lst January, 1850 land
balance on such terms OF credit as mar be an
to be paid by the purchaser. ~ -o''
ia IL AUGUSTUS BODEKER. Trustes
NV FRAMED rEN.
~ ENT. on The SOUTH SIDE or
CLAY STREET, JUST BEYOND THE w Es-
TERN CORPORATION LIMITS. FOR SALE
AT AUCTION; vii be sold at a. IN The
ct clock T N thqt newlv erected and neatly
Ing the residence of Mr.. J. F. Hoffman The lot
has front of "a feet. with depth Of l53 ieet to
an alley. The house has Eve rooms, besides
kitchen, and altogether a vary desirable resi-
dence for a small famll'.
TsRMs -one third cash; balance AZ s and IL
mnni hs negotiable notes. interest added. aud
title retained till lest note is paid TIE taxes for
1881 to he paid by the pure haser.
Ja4 GODDIN Il APPERSON, Auct'rs.
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Arkansas Affa;rs.

akAFHIs, Jan. f7.-Ths Arkansas I.seisla.
N.Y.. nave unanimously passed bill submit
nm He convention question TO the people.
in IN I0th OF February. If majority are
ann 1;o, u Convention, the Governor will
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4 STR OIL o GlS T.-Just arrived. MADAME
"A ADOLPH.-Ihis lady has visited ali the prin-
clple cities Of the United States, and produce
quite a wild JKrore by her most singular revela-
tons The leadlng heads of the country have con
suited herand gone away delighted and astonishs ed
With the really true things they had heard. The
M DA NE would invite all who are in trouble OF
any kind to call at once. She can bring any one to
you and cause them to love you will reclaim false
husbands and lovers; Will give good luck to all
who call. Law suits. numbers. travels. losses
&c, oil explained most truthful.y. Prices mode
rate. Room No. 4. on the second floor, at
Mrs. SUsiN H. BABER's Boarding House directly
opposite Corinthian Hall. between 9Th and 10th
at the coor. Gentlemen also admitted.
ia l5- At
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BY Pulliam x Co, Auct's

COMMISSION SALE OF SLAvES-
- Pursuant to q decree ente ed by the Richmond
Circuit Court on the IL h of Janu4 }, 1851, in
81 t of Johnson's acnTr and ais asaI,st howe
aud ais, shall, ut the aucrion rooms of Pulliam
y Co.: IN the city of Richmond on FRIDAY, the
18Th of Jan'y. 1851 a. ~ n'0ok sc at action
10 fhs highest bidder for cash, tn. following
slaves, be oaelng u the estate OF Thos. +. john
son, dec'd to wit: negro woman uamed MI
DRIED, and her tn zee children-JU la. JIMMY
and SIMON CAkOLiNE Il. and her two chlldrea-
MARIA aud ALBERT. and Il negro man named
WILLIAM HENRY. The Iesroes are likely and
OF good character, and are sold for no fault They
sold IN order to make q divisioa among dis
tributes. WIN. w. ROWE,
Special Commissioner.
Sa'ssbv PULLIAM e. Co. Aucts ia Il did
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ByJ II. Disges. auct,r.

LINE GOI ID AND s,.sxR WATCHES,
JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, &C. Will be
sold at auction every night this week at Aut ton
Room Sc Main street Also. a lot of Blankets I'm
lersnirts. Drawers fac Table Cutler, Plated
spoons, Forks, TO-. &c. Sale will commen nee at
O'Clock, Nj. J.. n. DiGGES Aust.
ID. r. BOOTH, Salesman. N-ts
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NEGRO HIRING, &c.

NEGRO HIRING, 1s61.-Tbe undersigned
year, and soicts the coptiu PATRONAGE of those
friends for whom he now acts. and OF the public
generally. With the knowledge obtained by sew
eral years experience IN this business, he feels
assured that he will be enabled to secure GOOD
homes and the best prices. Every attention viii
he given to the welfare of Negroes entrusted to
his care, and attached to his office is comforta
bic room for the use of those who have not homes
in the city.
Having been compelled to buy the centre in
teTest' OF his late partner In the concern of
loss. all OF the books and accounts OF said concern
are with him for settlement.
de N-d&cwlm ALFRED l.. HOLLADAY.
GENERAL AGENCY.-The subsc ri Der hav
" ing wlthd rawn from the concs of RAW l.
INGS HOLLAUAY, will be prepared TO resume
tho AGENCY business on the LIST of January
OUT NtGROES RENTING OUT HOUSES,
and COIL ECTlNG CLAIMS of all kinds, and
hopes TO receive a fair proportion of patronage
from his old friends aad the public sener ,y.
81 office on Franklin street, opposite The Wing
Buuding. ED WARD u. RAWLINGS.
de H-lm
NJ ECHO HIRING.-The subscriber again of
~ fers his services to his friends and the public
for HIRING OUT NEGROES for the ensuing
year. He pledges himself to use his best exer-
tlors TO promote the interest OF those who may
favor him with their business and to pay special
attention to the negroes during sickness. lie
hopes. from long experience, to be able To give
"a. Office, corner of Main and 18th streets.
de "a dim&cw2t EDWARD N. DABNEY.
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Npixure af RassaIa

II foLk Jan. 1.-THE schrs. Allen Il.
hsTn' ~ HeW Haven, aud Pauline. of New.
~ ~. ~ ~ " We're seized tod, for violation
VI Tue Virginia INSPECTION law
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EsIhk INSURANCE.
Z un..r,d M Al -. INSURANCE.
ExE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MAXINE INSSH

ANCE COMPANY.
MOAoo No. Isl Main Street, RiohmonA.~
Capita and Surplus. S3s0,OOO
THIs COMPANY has the advantage of tSsasy- ssSss
years experience in the ilsurA neo business, and
asving enjoyed the favor Of the public during ali
Of that period needs no special recommendation %
the citizens Of Virginia.
IL effects Fire Insurance in CITY and con ntrv Ana
Manno Insurance. TO oil parts OF the world.
lts cash capital and surplus are above, and its
affairs are managed pradenty but literally. and in
rates are a. low al thoze of any othsr good insttu-
Gon. DlRxcToVs:
w. L. Covardin, J, Z. wsdgworsh, Patrick CuIlsp.
Joseph Allen, WIN. Beers, Geo. W Smith.
Horace l.. Kent, Thos. Samson, b, l.. VI uston.
VIM. Palmer, Chas. w. Purcell. Jno. n. Gordon,
Alex. X. Parker, Jos. +. Winston, Arch, Thon -.
Jas. A. Inloes, n. A. Claiborne,
Apply TO the President or Seeretsry, IN poreop or
~ letter. W. l.. COwARDIN, Presidents.
WH.WrlLru. H. 6oarosAv~ lots
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DISSOLU 10 g, &C.

cop AkTNERS-'p-I have this d.. asso
slats nd w Rn me p u rs CoHMdSSdoN BuSd
years been In my employment. i he business Will
he reater be conducted under the STYLE of l..
WALLER 4 co Returning my thanks for the
very liberal pa ronage heretofore bestowed Ga
me-. respectfully solicit continuance of the
same Tor the new concern.
Glazed with me in The MANU- .CTURING
TOBACCO BuSINFS m, SIN, r H MAYO
he sv style OF the firm will be 80 80; a 2 H.
Richmond, January 1861. la'5 o.
DiSsOLUTIOS.- The firm Of W P W TAY
u LA Il co. is this da' dissolved By mntual
firm Wi present them for pa, mint; and h SO IN
d pt vii! please SETTLE their aec"np's VITA as mt
re used in settlement OF outtanding accounts:
January l, 1861. J p65RfEkt \ S:;S,
The business heretofore conducted by ".
w. TAYLOR GO will hereafter be con
tinued by the undersigned infiy,d9 u, y, o,
Richmond January 8 1851 ia saw
NOTICE. The Co partnership heretofore ex-
listing between the undersigned IS this daj
oon Har1 viii be Settled by WM B. rsAncs who
purpose. JOSErH BRUM MEL.
W WM. F F. l TAAioR.
Richmond. LIST January, 1851.
CHANG and 'ANKGNG BUSINt IS of the late
firm of ISAACS TAYLUG. 1t Will he conduct
ed under the style and firm of WV. b. ISAaCS
CO, b, II. SMITH. Jr having an interest therein.
LIST January, ls6l. VIM. B. ISAACS.
in withdrawing from the Exchange and
BANKING BUSIN ESS we feel ii due to our sue
lessor to say, hat from long personal acqualn-
lance and business connection with him, we have
every confidence in his me ans, ability IntegriI,
and prudence In the management of his affairs,
and do most d,ally recommend him to our
friends and the pu bile as every way worthy of
their confidence and patronage
JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
ia lin VIM. F. TAYLOR.
I'HE FIRM OF JONES CO. having
L dissolved. shall continue to carry on bust
ness at the same place, No ain street. where
will always be found large stock Of hne import
ed and domestic L'Q HOkS, PROVISIONS and
GROCERIES. of all kinds which will be sold on
reasonable terms, to which invite the attent ION
of tae trade generally. THOMAS JrNES.
January LIST, 1851. ia lin
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United States War Vessels TO be Conceutra
and at Pensacola.
= NkW ORLEANS. Jan. 1G-Consul pickaps
went 10 Vera Cruz this morl1Ng bearing inn.
poIAht Washington dispatches to the Amari-
can Commander of the Gulf Squadron r. ia
auMofed that the design is 10 concentrate
Heeis at the mouth of the Mississipp river
~Aa ut The harbor of Pensacola
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BY r. Pannill. Aucti0neer,
PETERSBURG, VA.

THE PETERBURG "INTELLIGEN.
i GER" FOR SALE.-HAving failed to obtain
partner, and finding il in possible logger to
give my personal attention to its affairs to the
ELLlGENCER'' N EwSPAPEkE sTABLIsH-
MENT, toe ether with the GOOD-W ILL. and the
TYPES, PRESSES, and the other Fixtures, COM
pete, and all new. except the Press q. public
auction, to the hig hest bidder, on WEDN ESDA4.
the 23d day of January. at IL O'Clock. IN front OF
the xchange.
TERMs.-One fouth cash; balance st 6. y and Is
months, for approved, endorsed, negotiable notes,
or otaer terms may be agreed upon fore the SALE
IN. sale positive and without reserve.
F. ". PAGE.
Petersburg. January 9Th, 1861. ia 1l-eod4t
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Georgia State Convention.


.dlLLkDGEVILLE, GA, Jan. 1.-THE only in
,eiealng points in the Convention, to. day,
we're able and brilliant speeches by the South
carolina and Alabama Commissioners
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BY L. Il Il. Il. Davenport, Auctrs.

ByI. Il Il. II. Davenport, Auctrs.
pOOTs, SHOES, AND hats AT AUG.
- TONED CASES On TUESDAY, 29th Of
January, We Will SELL al 10 O'Clock, at our auction
store
25o cases BOOTS, SHOES and HATS.
ia Is Tx u. B DAVENPORT, Aucts
DUREINPO3TED CHAMPAIGN WINE
L AT AUCTION. ON TUESDAY, och of Jan 4,
We will sell, at 10 O'Clock at our auction store 100
cases. $50 basket. quarts and pints pure
IMPORTED CHAMPAGNE WINE.
ia is |. & g. 8. DAVENPORT. Aucts.
HiGH CO<sTaBGE'S SALE Will be sold
IL on SATURDAY the 18th day of January 1851,
a. 10 O'Clock A: M. at the store on Fron lin be-
tween II ant 18th streets the stock of Groceres
contained therein, consisting of toap Candles
FISH liquors 30. A SO, show Case, sofa. l
Table. and WashstaLd d, tn satisfy n distress war
rant u my hands in favor of w ,icddin, rustee
We. r Genncphlo.
TERMs.-Cash, F. BUTLER, H c. c. r.
la 10 At
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

81 ZIP rAsTs on
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life, FIRE AND MARINE INsUR-

RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE No. 1853 MANN. 4 CnkNER or llrHj ST.,
RICHMOND, VA.
Chdrtsrs cd 29th March, 1887.
This old aud relabie institution, with ample
capital, and contingent fund carefully invested,
continues 10 insure ST.. KS, BUIi.pI 6S,
MERCHANDISE Of every descr Upton; HOUSE r.
HOLD FURN, TCkE and famIl, WEAVING
APPAREL. ESSELS, CARG OES and
FHEI6h L, at the lowest current rates.
Losses adjusted and paid with all possib Bile dis
patch, DIRECTORS;
DAVID Curre, Robert NJ. Burton,
G. L Workman, Francis J. Barnes,
John IL. Claiborne, John T. Suhlett
John J. Wilson, Thos. A. Rust.
Alex. Garrett, Geo. n, wathmey.
DAVID CUhRlE, President.
JOHN J, WILSON, Treasurer.
l.. BROOKE, Secretary. de- lily
las Is. MACNU II DO, Agent MANHATTAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Now
York. Once at the Insurance Agency of THos.
VI ALFRIRND, on 18th street, nearly opposite God
din's n all, where applications will be received.
Al sly
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- spojswood Hotel Hair-Dressing Sa-
l. ON -tItO. j. HIS SERICH, the celebrated
HAIR CUTTtR ANU IT'S L of MS procession,
respectfully informs the citizens OF Richmond
that he has taken charge OF the new and elegant
y fitted up Nix Or ESSiNG SALOON under
the Sputswood Hniel. where ne will at al times
ne ready to give HOT and COLD and SHOWER
BATHS, ana attend TO everything IN the line of
his profession. ia 9-lm"
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EDUCATIONAL.


TO The PUBLIC.-In Consequence of hav-
ing received an appointment To the PIesiden
oy OF Quincy Academy ,, at Quincy, Florida
Union Female CoIl- late Institute, on the LIST OF
February next The Chair thus vacated will be
hlied by The appointment OF Mr.. .LEokiDAS
Virginia.
it being reported that this Institute will close on
hs msake Nave no ntspon OF tn Kind
whatever. and still solicit snare OF the patron
age OF 'he citizens OF Richmond and vIcihitS.
w. j. POINTS, NJ D
SCHoOL AT MEADOW FARM, HAND
- VER--The exercises of this School, under the
immediate instruction OF Mr.. JOHN X. STARKE,
VINO has been successfully engaged in teaching Tor
several years, will be resumed the 10Th instant,
anu continue ten months. with one mon ms Vaea:
ton IN midsummer.
TERMs.--For Board and Tuition, to be paid half
annually, SljJ
ja9-dlwS StawtFeblst w. r. SYDNOR.
ENGLISH AND CLA sSiCAL SCHOOL,
- Rusa M MAYO Y6ni sf R as.r =, ..o.iv
few additional pupils, TO fill vacancies VIII CHI have
occurred IN his school. ia u i2Lt
T AUhGL SPhIN~ ACADE -lY- HAVING
- employ ed a competent teacher, | would like
t tears OF age. The terms are very moderate; For
English, French, Latin and Music, lncludng board,
lodging and washing, $3.50 JAMES l.. EGk,
ia 4--1m* One and half miles from the city.
THE CHISWICA SCHOOL,
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH.
The sqbscriber can take into his family is
WA u 2A KS tew more boys to attend the CHS
DIBRELL, A. NJ, whose ability and assiduity CON-
mend him to the public.
The location =. miles west of Riohmond,) is
proverblally healthy. and every care ia taken of
the morals of the pupils.
Board, including everything. sl2h per month.
Tuition IRON SIS TO $50, for the g. holastic ear.
GEO. 6. EXALL,
de l9-lm Richmond Post Office.
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HA Constitutions that have been nearly
wo n out from Dyspe psia and Disordered Bowels
AND Liver. can be eutlrey cured b. The reg ular
use OF BAKERS PREM UNI BITFERS. To be
Orders viii tie promptly filled by addressing
ia PTS h. BAKER, Richmond, Va.
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RICHMOND. Jan h, l.61.
At general meeting OF Jns stock holders of TINS
Company, held at the Dfice of tho Company I MIS-
DAY, at u O'clock, a STOCK DIVIDEND Of
II N Pr CENT On the capital sto, was de-
ella, cd out of The profits tor the last four months
he blowing birecrors and Officers we've elect
ed for the present year:
DIRECTORS:
VIM MACFARLAND. PTes't Farmers Bank.
VIM. q hENsHAw firm of Grenshav Co
" FL LING Tuv GoDl IN hfmo' noddin n Apperron,
/. Nc ;ANck, frm of uualoo Monoure Co.
e. BAKKsBALF, firm of Warwick Barktdale.
JAMES II. IRaNT obacco Manufacturer
l. ~. CRENsHAw. firm. 1 Haxan Crensnaw l. Co.
JOHN L BACON firm of taoen 4 BarkervIl.
HAxaLL' hrm OF II kali, Crenshaw Il Co.
JOHN. UkRiE Jr ShipO.rer.
Nm b. WARWICK hrm o. Warwick Il BaIksdals.
Jas: ALFREu JoSEs, Attorney at Law.
c. e. ELLErT, Builder
F. 6. RUFFIN. Asrcuiturst and Manufacturer.
w. w. ChUMP. Attorney at Law.
JAS. DUNLOP, inn of Dunlop, Morcure l. Co
BULLlNG w. HAXALL, Pres'G -
IF. BaEsEE, Secy ia is w