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The Sufferings in Kansas.

CHICAGO, Feb. l6.-W. +. Army publishes
to-day petition from the Territorial Legs-
lature of Kansas. The Legislature, now in
session, setting forth the suffering people of
Kansas as gratefully acknowledging the liber
ality of the people in furnishing food and
clothing for the destitute, asks from the Legis-
lature appropriations for the purpose of buy
ing one hundred thousand bushels of spring
wheat, and Il suificiency of corn in time for
spring planting.
He says, l have Just returned from Kansas,
and have with me statistics taken from reports
of township committees, who have applied
for relief a Atchi son, who show 222 townships
with 1000 destitute persons. Ia my trip OF
ten DAYS in the interior of Kansas, l found
over seventy teamsters with frozen feet or
hands, several of whom, it is feared, Will lose
their feet. Teams are reduced to skin and
bones, too weak for long Journeys South and
West, and unless Legislative aid is furnished
hundreds will perish for want of food.
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ferred, has taught me that care, and toll, and
disappoin tnlents are the price of official ele-
walton You viii see many errors to forgive,
and many DEFICIENCIES TO tolerate, but you
shall not find in me either want Of fidelity
10 the cause that is TO me the highest IN hope
and dearest In affection.
Your generosity has bestowed on me an nm :
deserved distinction---one that Ineither sought
nor desired Upon the continuance of that
sentiment and upon your wisdom and patriot
ism, rely, to direct and support me in the
performance Of the duty required at my hands.
We have changed the constituent parts, but
not the system of our Government The Con
stitut ton formed by our fathers is that of these
Confederated States. In their exposition of it,
and in judicial constructions IL has received
we have a light which reveals it's true mean
ing. Thus instructed as to the true nterpre-
tations of that instrument and ever remern
herring that all offices are but trusts, held for
the people, and that delegated powers are to
be strictly construed, ] Will hope, by due dill
gence In the performance Of my duties, though
/ may disappoint your expectations yet to
retain, when retiring, something of the good
will and confidence which welcomes NV en-.
trance into office.
II is Joyous in the midst of periIous times
to look around upon people United in heart
where one purpose Of high resolve animates
and actuates the whole: where the sacrifices
| TO be made are not weighed in the balance
against honor, right, liberty and equality
distractions may retard, but they canno
| long prevent the progress OF a movement
Sanctified by Justice and sustained by a Yir
! tuous people
Reverently, let us invoke the God of oul
! fathers to guide and protect us in our etfort
| 10 perpetnate the principles which, by Hi
blessing, they were able to yindcate, es tab
lish and transmit TO their posterity, and, witt
! n continuance of His favor. ever gratefully
| acknowledged. we may hopefully look for
ward TO Success, 10 Peace, and to Prosperity
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CONVERSATIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.--Sendte.-An immense
number of memorials for and against compro-
mise were presented.
The tariff bill tvae Up and many amendments
adopted.
The only important proposition i'll the Senate
to-day was to reduce the loan bin by $40, 000,-
900.
The body will meet at II A. M hereafter
H0HSe.--Dist'ict of Columbia business was
discussed and disposed of.
Private bills Were acted upon
The Standing Military Committee reported
a bill authorizing the President to accept the
services Of volunteers when necessary to exc
cute the laws, suppress instructions, and re-
pei in yasions.
Mr.. Bocock of Va, objected TO receiving
the bill.
The bill was again brought before the House
when the morning hour expired and
The report of the Committee of Thirty
Three was taken up.
Mr.. Webster, ot Md, made an anti-seces-
sion speech, but adyOca ted concilation. lie
was willing to accept reasonable compro-
mise.
Mr. Sherman's Treasury Note bill was
passed. 1t authorizes the issue of $50 u. s.
bonds, ut per cent. interest.
The Colorado Territorial bill was passed.
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Northern Markets.

BALTINoRE. Feb. ls.-Flour dull Howard st.
and Ohio s5.l2, City Mills s.. Wheat firm; red
~ asa 81 80 white 81 .4eGsl-Go. Corn active; vel
mess Pork .l775, prime Sls So. Lard steady at
loo. Coffee steady at l20l5c. Whiskey dull at
lT40E&c.
new YORK, Neb. 18.--Cotton quet--upland mid
ding 1l1c. Flour frn,-W estern 80 l"@t5 s..
Wheat 1rm, and lie. higher. Corn frm-niXed &c
mess sin I2qp17 IS. whiskey dull at l73@l74c.-
sugar steady-0rleans 5S0tac.; Muscovado I3IQ
ste. Coffee irm-Rio lif@ i3c. Naval stores dull
Stocks duii--N. I. Centrals III, Va. 6's IS; Mo.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
Especial Dispatch TO the Richmond Dispatch.
Important Decision.

Especial Dispatch TO the Richmond Dispatch.
Important Decision.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s.~-The Supreme Court
to day Judge fancy presiding) announced its
decision in the case of the Powhatan Steam.
boat Company cs. the city of Petersburg The
amount Involved, interest and costs, is over
$40 0on
1ne subiectmatter is as follows In 1853 the
steamboat Belyidere, Capt. Clifford landed 1t
City Point quantity of goods, which were
slowed in the warehouse at that place, fownec,
by the city OF Petersburg as an appendage to
the City Point Railroadl They were burned
up the same day they We're landed. The Pow
hatan Steamboat Company paid the owners
for the goods, and brought spii, before Judge
HaiyburIon, in the Federal Court, at Rich
m2nd, and on trial they Were non suited. The
c'@e was then appealed TO Washington, and
Judgment was entered for the Company against
the city OF Petersburg, for the full amount
claimed
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY
nv las. N. Taylor 4 Son, Auct.s,

NEW BRICK TENEMENT ON THE
n SOUTH SIDE OF GRACE, BETWEEN sTH
AND9TpSTREETS. AT AUCTION We will sell
apon the premises, on TUESDAY, the 2sth day Of
February commencing at ~ o'clock p NJ. new
BRICK TENEMENT Oh the south side of Grace
tetweeu 18th and att streets, doors west of st
paul's Church II contains IL good rooms, with
every convenience for the comfort OF large size
family and is supplied with the modern con
renieuees such s gas. water, bath room, &c The
location of this property is particularly adapted
very heart of the city. and in five minutes walk
Of the business part Of tho same.
TEgNs.-One-third cash: the BALANCE at and
y months, for negotiable notes, win Interest
.dded and secured by trust deed. The taxes
or ls6i, TO be paid by the. purchaser.
f. 10 JAS NJ TAYLOR Il SON, Auct rs.
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The Missouri Convention Election.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1S.--Apprehensions exist of
dis turbances at the election Of delegates 10
the State Convent ton. The Mayor has taken
efficient measures to prevent any.
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TRUSTEES. sALE Of VERY yALUA-
EE Sale conducted by GopDIs & AprERsoS,
fa S-tds


THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET,
NEAR THE OLD MAKKET, FOR SALE AT AUC-
premises On WEbNEs DAY, he WIFI sUh February t
ise1, at o'clock, p. NJ, the very valuable real
estate located as above, now in the occupancy Of
the Messrs. Domeuitk and Jas. Bagalippo. The
lot has front of ~ feet. and depth of 80 feet and
has on it one brick and one framed tenement, now
renting for 1915 per annum, hut which, 10y mod
crate outlay, could be largely increased. The To-
cation Of this property, for business purposes is
Among the best in the city The attention of those
disposed to invest in real estate in improving
and valuable part Of the city, is respectfully call
ed TO this sale.
TERas.--Oue fourth cash; balance at 3, and
months, Tor negotiable notes, interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed. The taxes for 1851 to be
paid by the purchasers The title TO this property
is u2ouestionc! GODDiN x APPKRsON,
fl AUf4fhuaprs
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By Thomas w. Keesee, AuCt'r.
fOffice corner Of 18th and Cary streets.)
DWELYE no MILES. AND ONE no

TWELVE NO. MULES. AND one No.
l BLACK MARE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Will be sold, on SATURDAY MORNING, Feb'y
sd, commencing az 10 o'clock. at the Horse Anc
gion Lot, on Council Chamber Hill, II No. VI LES
rom three to six years old, we'll broke, and war
ranted sound: one very superior BLACK MARE
tx years old, of fine style.
TEkMs-For all sums under SIee, cash; 800, and
aver, six months credit for approved endorsed,
negotiable notes, interest added
fe 10 THfiS. W. KFESEE, AuCt r.
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DESCRIPTIONS. &c.

nISSOLUTION.--T concern of JOSEPH &
~ JOHN MORTON is this day dissolved by nu-
tual consent The name of the concern will only
be used in liquidation Parties owing u.s. will
please make arrangements to pay, to enable us to
settle our business and pay our debts
JOSEPH T. MORTON,
JOHN 3. MORTON.
Richmond Feb Is 1881
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Sc Are
YOU
SICKf
A SMALL PART

Ri Are
SICKf
SMALL PART
OF TESTIMONY
TAKEN FROM INDEX OF PAMPH EFT OF
CURES BY HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
ASTHMA-Mauy years, J. r. Gough....... " Is
BRONCHITIS-45 years, John Devlin...... :" Il
BLIN ESS-John Mckenzie. $3.50. l6
BOWELS, COnsti pation-Jcln Howard -. " IL
C0UGH-Wm. III. Phillets .~............... 10
COUGH-H. G. Winn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. = 10
GtNGh-G. Dunan .......... II
Rheumatism, dyspepsia, Diarrhoa Debility,
Decline in Health, Erysipelas, Disease Of Eyes,
Female Complaints, Hip Disease, Kidney Disease,
Liver Complaint, Mercurial Disease, letter, Tu-
NOR Thrush, Vertigo, Womb Disease, Nerves,
Neuralgia, Paralysis, Paipitation of Heart, scro-
fula, Spinal Disease, &c. with numerous other DIS
eases testified 10 by citizens.
And many others, who testify to being CURED,
after years of suffering, by HAMPToN'S TING
TURE. -
FEMALES AND CHILDREN This TINCTURE
will be found great medicine for all their dis
eases.
Call and get Pamphlets, and read many Of the
most powerful posi- bic certificates Of cures Of the
above diseases of our own citizens.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond
by DR. COOKE, Fredericksburg by all tbs Drug
lists In Petersburg; by MORTIMER Il NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and shop
Keepers everywhere. III per bottle; six bottles,
AZ IL 2s--d&ewts
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SAVINGS BANKS,
nsp DOMINION SAVINGS BANK.

This Institution will receive DEPOSITS, on
which inte rest of per cent. per annum Is paid
on all sums renal ming on deposit longer than SIX
months and per cs0t. when remaining shorter
period.
AZ Deposits received It the stores of J. 7. RSa-
SAULT and Messrs SrARKE q GARpoLo. M2in 81:
G. w WILLIAMS, Pres't.
J. F. REaYAULT, Treasurer.
J. BRuCE McCBELLAND, Sec'y
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RI, t'hoenee ii the Richmond Dispatch.
'"p'1meat ~ ne rotored P0pui0tioR--
Rain, DC.

E,, 'eoenee Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Eptimeatf ~ The rotored P0putution--
r.. Rain, DC.
'AAsbt Rs, Montgomery Go, Va, !
Iastp-t, February 18th. 1861.
Gem ~ 'Uay night our citizens were reused
- b, ~ numbers with the cry of fire. caus-
Ok dva,%Ii'ug by accident, Of Mr.. j w. Hick-
tls BY Ing worthy young citizen, who
tsag,i,,pq &c indnstry built and furnished q
Tin a. dwelling, and his loss is heavy to
a0map 90, ll''' no insurance on il. BY snper-
'gtl,e tpV'ts OF The towns folk the Il yeIiing
osa.sgs - uh me east, was we'd with slight
Ina hscL" "ch WAS covered by Insurance.
Gu e.ti.a,ip 'oPle dld 30 well in this fire that
@earyed - tVuId not reward them as they
as hou.at,anpS n liberal contribution from
70 uu ..'|' pefs, splendid supper was got
geoio, aiio me slaves OF the town ard yicini.
sNA g..od ,.,arinseives 10 their hearts content
sas grantost lthgs and q further commitment
% Aasoni mem, IN the way of n dance. al
aaeriy ~. nan on Tuesday night. A more
~ not iva i a"'er saw, and "A happier people
oat sjaxas ~ TINS land. We have no fears
~ry nss,ar ihey VIII work and fight for
Rala ratls in any emergency. ~
Y lie b,'pnl Is the order OF the day here One
'fgais psa slides that ever occurred on the
= Ssndsa !ennessee Railroad, came down
sd il III. night last. near the Big Tunnel,
N,A viii - ram continues, more rock and
pen befaa1" Ia the road, and il viii not be
@is s!ids ~, Sunday night. The cut where
this hs, r'I ID Is w feet deep and so feet long.
fas nav Ag 81 Valentines day, our Young
~ M invested heavy in the Valentino
'*e Sent 10y 10y very pretty and expensive ones
~ohnd 10 ladies' fair.
MONTGOMERY
I'd, on WaorIlLt.-Ths Hon. VIM. Is. Preston
9unly, V IL last, 10 Mr. Bell, of PULASKI
sfad II f. =. ior the Richmond market, eleven
nv po;Ine. isis, averaging, in gross weight
sssss soia IN the same day, Mr., A. j,
Fsssaes, tHsatJttRoi HpefgRtpx 11a2
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~ AAcA1hoek N0tts AoCtI s
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
Il SHOES, &c.-wl.. be sold 1t anetion. At nay
store, ont UEsDAY, Feb. 18th, commencing at ~
o'clock, lot OF new and seecud hand Furniture.
DRY GOoDs.-Ready made Clothing, shoes,
&c.
GROCERIES. -whiskey, Brandy, Tobacco. ca.
CARS, &c.
ALS0.-A large lot Of Watches, Jswelry, &c.
els ALEX. MOTT, Auct.
MIGHT SALES.-Will be sold, ut auction.
IN THIS EVENING, and continued until further
notice a large and general assortment Of Watches
Jewelry, Plated Ware, Gallery, Drv Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale to commence At ] o'cikP ID.
ia 3s--ts ALEXANDER NoTT. Anefr
BY Dunlop, Moncure 4 Co., Auet's.
DIOCOFFEE, SUGAR, &c, AT AUCTION:
II On TUESDAY, the 18th inst, commencing ~
IL o'clock we will cell. at our aucion store
$50 bags prime quality RIO COFFEE
lso hhds. fair 70 choice qnaaI,ity sUaAhS'
50 doz. SPADES and SHOvELS, and other AZ
tieles suited to the trade.
TEBas.-Undcr 500, cash over flee, months
credit, for approved negotiable paper.
ES Sale without regard to weather.
fell DUNLOP. MoNCURB CO.. Aucs's.
BY Thos. w. Keesee, Auct'r,
tOrice corner 18th aud Cary streets.1
| ERUIT TREES FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
L. On account Of whom Il may concern, Will be
sold, on TT ESDAY AFTERNOON, February 10th,
| commencing at 4 o'clock, at the store Of Messrs:
II Blair CO., 18th and Cary streets one box aud
| one bundle of FRUIT TREES.
fs II TH0S. w. KRESEE, Auct'r.
y
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Chartered By the LEGISLATURE Of "a
Ia,
MONEY received on deposit in sums of.FlvE
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest ut the
rate of six per cetum per annurn Is paid lot sums
remaining six months or longer for shorter Pc
RODS Interest at the rate of per centum.
The whole tsint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received aud certi fcates issued by the
Cashier, T. B. STAKE. at the store Of spence
Carey, corner of Main aha Governor streets, Rich.
moni va SAM'ts. C0TTRELL, Pres't
T. B. STARkE, Cashier,
oc 24-l2m DAVID BAKER, Jk., Secretary.
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IOcJ SWORDS IL THAN 1pcI
lOOl Are receiving, aud have in store, lOOl
GOODS for family use-sueh
Bleached and Brown SHikTiNGS.
Do. do. 1914, LID and ~ SHEETIN GS.
Super Linen Table DAMASK.
White and colored Table NAPKINS.
Genuine Irish LINENS and Damask TOWELS.
New Spring PRINTS.
Just received at
SWORDS Il THAw'S,
fe l3-diw lis Broad Il.
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BY T.. Il. Cook. Aactioneer.
TWO YOUNG MULES ANDONE LIGl

TWO Young MULES AND ONE LIGHT
!lst inst at 10 o'clock, | will sell at tho Rich
mond and panville Railroad Depot,
Two likely young MULEs-perfecty sound and
One light, covered WAGON, in most excellent
condition-togeher with the HARNESS for
The above have been In nse ouly three months
and are sold because the Railroad Company have
no use for them lie l2l E: 3. COOK, Auct
rENTEEL HOUSEHOLD AND KfTCH-
" IN FURNITURE, &c. AT AUCTIoN.-On
WEDNESDAY, 2oth inst, at 10 o'clock, will sell,
At the residence Of K. T. Parish, ESQ, (who is de-
wood and Grove streets, all his HOUSEHOLD and
TGHEN FURNITURE s29siS sESF P CHAIRS
Three MAHOGANY ROCKERS, CENTRE TABLE,
ePlendid BRUSSELS CARPET,
Jenny Lind and other BEDsTEADs, hairs and shuck
HAITkAs,sbH; BBGREAUS wARp 1R "a; one
SnEAS &c Together with the usual variety of
KITCHEN FURNITURE, amongst which is very
argee COOKING STOVE, manufactured in Rich
The above furniture is in most excellent eondi-
ton. having been used but a few months. The
attention of housekeepers is requested:
40 NO. / THREE-YEARS OLD MULES
~ At AUCTION On TUESDAY, 18th ins,ant
| Chamber Hill, corner 18th and Ross streets,
| 40 Likely young MULES.
The above MULES are Of fine size and form, 3
years old, and worthy the attention OF those in
| want Of No.
NJ u l. S
This opportunity should be embraced by all in
| want of first class stock.
| TrsNs.-All sums under 800, cash over that
| amount, 4 months, for approved, endorsed. nego-
| table paper. lie E. b. COOK, Auct
BY Dickinson. Hill l. Co.. Auctrs.
| TRUSTEES SALE TWELVE VALUA.
| l. BILE NEGROES.-ln pursuance Of a deed Of
trust, executed to on the I'd day OF Aprl, 1850
| and du.y recorded in the Clerks Office Of the
Hastings Conrt of the city of Richmond and at the
requ est of the parties interested, shall proceed
to sell at auction at the auction house of DICK
| sos, HILL y Co, on THU RSDAY, Feb. p, 1851
| TWELVE NEGROES.
| WIN. II. LYONS, Trustee.
DICKINSON, HILL Il Co, Aucts. fe i5-tds
ALE OF NEG ROES.
We will sell at CHARLOTTE COURTHOUSE
| on MONDAY, the 4th day of March next, abou
| FIFTY NEGROES.
| TERas-At sale. THOMAS PUGH,
| fe l6-atd STEPHEN DAVIS.
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,s.s~s NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND

dNLIe OTflERS.-The ROANOKE has been
aass71z1 1F- withdrawn from the line for the pres
emit. The JAMESTOWN, Capt. SKIsSER, and the
YORKTOWN, Capt. PARRISH, viii continue theh
trips between this city and New York, touching al
Norfolk each way; Days of departure from New
York: Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY, al
sPM DAYS of departure from Richmond: Every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at p. NJ.
ia 2S-ts LIJDLAM u WATSON.
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Bts Southern Manufacturing House II

-
First by COOKE RYAN;
andy, by PETER COOKE;
3rdiy, by COOKE & HILL;
4thly, by ALEX'R HILL;
5thIy, by ALEX'R HILL co. ,,s.,
We are prepared to manufacture LADl Els ,
GENTS, MfSSES' and BOYS SHOES of every de-
seription, to which we most respectfully call the
attention of friends, customers and the public
in general -
ia 2G-dlm ALEx'R HILL 60.
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CITY SCAyENG Err

4 VIZ SNA
The undersigned is now prepared to clean sut
Water Closets, sioks and Out Houses, in the short
est notice, 10 manner which will moi be odcnsiss
TO the premises which he may work. Also.
line them. His wagons are so constructed as TO
be- water and alright. His boxes can he found
at DUAL Il NoRTvN's, corner nth and Main sss..
and JOHNSTON MILLspAraH's on Main. ketw cen
nth and 18th streets All orders LEFT At the above
places. VIII be promptly attended to-, .,,vx
RESIDENT OF This sTATk.l-You will
please take notice that on the 9Th day Of March
next, tissl } between the honrs Of A. ~. and
Es Ss.ornegs Il Law a ssa 4e city, .hs pro-
coed to take the depositious Of r. Roberts aud
others, TO be read evidence, on my he10t. II
Hnstings Court Of the ll,y u RieAmend. u which
action am plaiHtin and yen are dsteadaAt ~
which time and place yoa can attsad and cross,
II rom a.. s,ls ssasa he ss
not Completed, The iziias shsassf win p Cd
time. until the same sss seTPlsssSs !. co.,..,
Richmond, Jaa, y, lsaa. |. ss.-n.xsw
NOTICE. Ne psnoa Whatsoever Y sa.hotissd
dele a z al Rs sss sss
IN less the sane be paid for ~ the time 81 devssy
TIL; N. i q. ss e Sss: :. .
tnrs md because Of my detsrlnihAtion tq - con .
:i.sly ps.'sd With rsi1scdt & 'A =
both i hossi,. = = 49,
T6H LIVER OIL. COD Llvkn 91y
u Hazard Casw ell 3, 6tlns', AeEenAn Gto4ese1
aud Milbor's Cod Liver Oil aad INA. es9eive4
'' i: s - ''' ''As y p. :; sssi s 81 =.
& ii !. az I. Is :a |; si;: ss s
w M i'''' :, sesSsses seasa assGAss !
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rru. CHANGE OF HOUR FOR

Sit NsTARTlNG FOR PORTSMOUTH
SAND NoRF 0Lk.-The steamer
GLEN COVE will, on and after FRIDAY MORN.
ING next 8Oth inst , leave her wharf at Rockets,
regularly every FRIDAY, MONDAY aud WE'D
NESDAY MORNINGS, at i o'clock precisely, FOL
the above places, aud return each alternate day
Except sunday leaving NORFOLK at the same
hour 81 o clock, and touch at all of the regular
landings en- the river, going and returning.
no cts R. q. HASkINS.
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DRY GOODS, &c.


NEW SPRING GOODS FOR 1851
~ Purchased for cash at panic prices.
New York Mills aud Lousdale SHIFTING
l0-4 Bieached and Brown SHEETING.
Irish Linens and Damask TABLE CLOTHS.
EMBRoiDERlES, Linen HANDkERCHIEFS.
Also, HOUSEk EEPING GOODS.
Having secured orr stock of Domestics at the
present state OF the market, enables Us TO sell them
cheaper than any other house.
J. & VI. ROSENBAUM,
fe l4-Jw l9p Rroaa street
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Richmond, Feb. Is, 1881.

New Business. 1--WE have this day associated
ourselves together, for The purpose of conducting
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, in all its
branches under the style and ii rm Of r. G.. NOR
TON Co, at the late stand Of j. l. J. Morton,
IN the Guy o. hlcnmohd, as their successors Ia
PRODUCE, and to furnish GUANO to planters,
and pectfully request a continuance OF the pa
tronage so literally bestowed upon the late firm
of J. Morton, pledging ourselves to do our
best to promote the interest Of all who patroDize
us. ROBT G.. MORTON,
JAMES Z. cox.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
By aoddin 4 Appcrson, Auct's.
q OMMfssfONER's SALE OF yALU

CtOM SALE OF vALUA
" Bile REAL ESTATE, ON BROOKE TURN
PIKE, NEAR TO BACON AFTER BRANCH
As commissioner, appointed By decree OF the
sn the 5th February, iss1 in the case Of stesrns,
Se, against Cuilinasworth, &c, !" shall proceed
TO sell at public auction, the premises, on
rhiDAf the sth March, fsei. at o'clock +. NJ,
ut lair: II not, the first fair day heresfter1 the
real estate referred to in the bill Of the plf and
now IN the occupancy Of Mr.. William Cullings-
excellent BRICK TkSEMENTf' with with appur rte.
nanees thereto belonging, fronting on the north
denes of Mr.. VIM. Sledd, and bounded ON the
south by Franklin street
TERMS .-One-third cash balance at 8 and le
months: for negotiable notes, interest added. sat
i>factorly endorsed aud title retained I'LL all the
fei; EATON NANCE. Com'r.
rRUSTEES' safe OF VERY yALUA-
L BILE AND DESIRABLE PRIyATE DIV ELLlNG.
ON SIXTH, BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH SITS.
By virtue Of deed of trust execrted by Richard
w. MeGruear and wife to the subserib ers, dated
18th February, 1890, duly recorded in Richmond
tic auction; for cash, on the pfehnses, on THURS
DAY, the 2lst February, 1stl, vt q clock +. NJ,
IF fair If not, the next fair day thereafter) tue
very valuable PRIVATE RESlDENCB located D.
above The lot fronts 50 feet on the east side OF
ia street and runs back 49, FISH, ss NV lsPnIiGSyss
tneary new,l furnished in good eve; Win Al
modern conveniences, and amply suticIchs f0i ms
accommodation OF large family. the sefssnts
accommodations are good. The location OF thl'
| The taxes for 1901 to be paid by the purchaser.
W. GOBLIN, trustees.
| fE Sale conducted by GopDIS ApPERsoS,