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nHoTEL TO BE CLosED.-The Philadelphia
American states that after the LIST proXimo
the Girard House will be closed. The LEAST
having still more than year to run, has been
transferred TO Mr.. Stevens, of the Continen
tai, for the sum of $50, 900. After the lst OF
March it Will be closed, and used only 10 col
oniZe guests should the Cont overflow.
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MORE OFT DIsC0vERIEs.-A sand pump. AZ
the depth Of 2l0 feet, has struck oil Ill the
Mahoning valley, in northeastern Ohio. Ii
has been predicted by Il geoiogist that the
Mahoning was the great basin of the oil region,
and 2l3 feet bore would bring it. The exp peri
ment was made, and, strange 10 say, 30
struck the stratum.
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The WISCONSIN LEGfsLArURE, ''Ins pired by
such examples of patriotism" as are fur
niShed by the States of Kentucky and Mary
land, and ready at all times to meet frater-
nal advances in the spirit they are made, -
have, without dissent, nstructed the Judiciary
Committee to revise the Personal Liberty
Laws of the state, so as TO make them in 4 II
things conform to the Constitution of the
United States.
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DEATH FROM OPIUM EATING-Mrs. Malvina
Marvin died at Rochester, n. y, Il few days
since, from eating opium. She had been i'll the
habit of using opium for the last II years, TAX
Ing about ten grains per day. On the day OF
her death she took thirty grains.
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BY Hector Davis, AuctiOneer.
V('EJDN SAFE OE NECR OFFS AND

n TOBACCO FACTORY FlXTURES.-In pur-
suance Of certain deed of trust to me from C. W.
Jones and G. H Thornton, date partners under
the style OF Jones 4 Thornton,) dated I'd day of
February, 1850, shall, ON MONDAY, the 18th day
of February, 1861, at the Auction Rooms of Hector
Davis, at Ii clock, proceed to sell, at public auc
ton, to the highest bidder, five SLAVES, three
men and two women.
-,, 49, 1I4 4,I5 M
lately occupied by said Jones Thornton, all the
Factory FIXTURES, FURNITURE, and utensils
used by said Jones x Thornton.
TERMs.-F0r the slaves, cash for the fixtures,
all sums under Sl01, cash over 500, mouths, in
teresI added, for negotiable notes, satisfactorily
endorsed K. A. LANCASTER.
fp Ibid
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ST. Louis, Feb. l4.-Yesterday morning the
steamer Sunsh ran atoul of a snag, which,
passing through the guards, burst the steam
pipe, and several persons in the vicinity were
severely scaided. Two of the deck hands We're
among the injured, and have since died.
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By Goddin & Apperson, Auct's.
SALE OF yALUAs

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF yALUAs
PIKE iLE SE kfa 70 fsrAfk "a %
As commissioner, appointed by decree Of the
Circuit Court of the city of Richmond, pronounced
&c, against Cullingsworth, &C., | shall proceed
TO sell at publs auction, on the premises, on
if fair If not, the first fair day thereaiter,) the
real estate referred to In the bill Of the PHI and
now in the occupancy of Mr.. William Cuttings
excellent It BRICK TENEMESf, with appurte-
nances thereto belonging, fronting On the north
dence e Of ~ Mr. Wm. sledd, and bounded on the
sonth by Franklin street.
Terms. One third cash balance at and II
isfactorly endorsed and title retained I'll al The
purchase money is fully paid. Taxes for 1851 to
fe fIN - '''' Pun EATON NANCE. Com'r
TKUSTEES, SALE OF VERY YALUA-
BILE AND DESIRABLE PRIVATE DWELLING,
BY virtue Of u deed of trust executed by Richard
W. MeGruder and wife to the subscribers, dated
h a % Say Psscrasd in n n9
DAY, the list February, lsdl, at 4 o clock p. NJ,
Very de' PfvATE oeaed as
above. The lot fronts 50 feer on the east side Of
mcnts consist con . Of handsome BRICK DWELLING,
NEARLY new,) furnished IN good style, with all
modern convsnienees, and amply efficient tor the
accommodations are good. The location of this
property is very desirable for private residence
The taxes for 1851 to be paid by the purchaser.
ROLLING W HAXALL, }Trustees.
be- Sale conducted by GoDDIS APPERsoS,
Aucts. fe e-tds
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on
' THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN STREET,
NEAR THE OLD MARKET, FOR SALE At AUG
TON will sell at public auction, on the
premises, WEDNESDAY, the goth February :,
iSel, at O'Clock, p. NJ, the very valuable real
estate located as above, now in the occupancy OF
the Messrs. Domeniek and Jas. BagalipPo. The
lot has front Of 8 feet, and depth Of 30 feet and
has on 1t one brick and framed tepem ut, now
renting for S5'5 per annuln, but which, by mod
crate outlay, could be largely increased. The To-
among the best III the city. The attention of tho
disposed to invest in real estate, in improv Ing
and valuable part Of the city, Is respectfully call
| ed to this sale.
| TERMs.-One fourth cash balance at 3, and
mouths, Tor negotiable notes. interest added, Sc
| cured by trust deed. The taxes for 1851 to b'
| paid by the purchasers. The title to this property
| is Uaqucsttoned. GODDlN y APPERSON,
| fe Ii Auctoneers.
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Massachusetts Legislature,

BosToY, Feb. l2.-The House to-day laid Oh
the table Il resolve to arm and equip two
thousand volunteer troops for active service,
and also tabled resolves containing instruc-
tons to the Massachusetts Commissioners
now III Washington.
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MOSISpts for Fort Monroe.

NORFOLK, Feb. J5-The bay steamer brought
for Fort Monroe five large cases of muskets,
manufactured at Harper's Ferry.
The Uni ted States surveying schooner Craw-
ford is preparing for sea at the Gosport Navy
Yard
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BY Thos. w. keesee, Auct'r.
NVlIIOC NVf IcI I-tl dFII CdIy StIttEST
TNRUIT TREES FOX NALE AT AUCTIO

ERUIr TREES FOX SALE AT AUCTION.
On ageT4a1 q |hg i 1y viii be
eommencinS at clock, at the store of Messrs;
NJ. Blair X CO., 18th aud Cary streets, one box and
one bundle of FRUIT TREES.
fe IL THOS. w. KEESEE. Auct'r.
T. MILFORD DEPOT, CAROLINE COUNTY,
VA, COMMENCING ON MONDAY, 18TH FEB
1851, commencing at 10 o clock A. NJ, we will Of
Ter our entire stock At ancti9n, embracing House;
ans nfh aRh hKSnkE ESsTe siES
RiAGE; JEEsEY @AGoSs;s U FARM WAGoS;
eLovkR HAY, S sc,a and nd about 800
lbs: of good country cured BACON.
=, We also offer our FARM with all the buildings
thereon, for sale privately, until the day of
ton if not sold by that time, it will be offered
auction: The Farm contains near about loo acres,
highly improved by the use OF guano, lime, and
other manures; adapted to the growth of corn,
wheat, oats, and tobacco under 4 new, good plank
fence Ia crop OF B0nShton wheat now seeded J a
me orchard OF irult trees, grape arbor; &e The
Buildings are all in irst-class order. The Store
the personal attention and energy Of some one,
could be made to do tremendous business
There Is a WILL on the place, capable Of grinding
2oo bushels meal per day Blacksmith Shop and
Piow Factory, now commanding good rent, and
doing a fine business.
TERMS FOR FAMINE IMPLEMEMNTs, HoUsRHoLp
AND KITCHEN FURSITURE.-For sums Of rio and
less, cash all sums over that amount, months,
with approved security.
Terms FOR REAL EsTATE.-0ne- fifth cash bal
ance credit of two and four years, interest to
be paid semi-annually, and a deed of trust TO be
given by the purchasers to secure payment OF
balances.
Possession can be had Of the Farm Immediately
and of the whole premises on the LIST March, 1851
For further particulars, see hand bills.
BRAGG a. RUTH.
BE The sale to be continued from day to day
until the whole is disposed of.
Immediately after the above sale, will
sell the entire stock OF GOODS now In store, con
sisting Of about $4,000 worth of DRY GOODS
HARDWARE, and general assortment, usual,
| found in country store.
TEhMs.--Sums Of Sl0 and under cash ALI sum
over that amount, months credit, with appro Q,
security. L. H. THOMAS
| Milford Ian ia "a 4. Sct.
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HORSE RAILROADS. IN LoNDoS.--The ycstry
of Lambeth, London, have passed 4 resolu-
ton granting Dir. Train, of Boston, permits
sion TO lay down a line of rails from West
minister Bridge to Remington Gate.
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BY Dunlop, Momcure 4 Co., Aucrs.
OCOFFEE. SUGAR, &c. AT AUCTION.

Z II TV-N'
Ii Gu TUESDAY, the 18TH inst, commencing at
IL o'clock, will sell, at cur auction store
5>7 bags prime quality RIO COFFEE.
l29 hhdS. fair to choice quality SUGARS.
- hhds MUSCONADO MOLASSES.
so doz SPADES and SHOVELS, and other
ticies suited to the trade.
TERMs-Under $l00, cash over $780, months
credit, for approved negotiable paper.
Ety Sale without regard to weather.
fe IL DUNLOP, MONCUEE CO, Aucts.
HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-WiI be sold
/ ON MONDAY, the 18th day of February, 1851
at II O'Clock A. NJ in front of the City Hall, THAT
being the LIST day Of February Court,) one grey
HORSE, to satisfy sundry executions in my hands
TERMs.-Cash. B. BUTLER, IL. G. C. Il.
f.I
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REMoyEp.-The Washington correspondent
of tho Baltimore sun telegraphs that Colo.
mel Drinliard, Chief Clerk OF the War Depart
ment, has been removed, and that Mr.. Potts,
former Chief Clerk, has been appointed.
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A HANDSOME RUIL.nIAl. L0r oNTuE

ADAMS IASi singer AND BRookE AVENUE, Al At
AuCTlON.-We will sell, upon the premises, ON
THURSDAY, the 2lst day OF February, commenc-
ing at4 o'clock p N, a handsome Building Lot
located as above, and adjoining the residences OF
1t fronts 10 feet, aud runs back 100 feet.
TERMS :-One-third cash the balance at and
u months, for negotiable notes with interest
added, and secured by a trust deed. Tire taxes
tor 1861 to be paid by the purchasers.
fe IL JAS. M. TAYLOR & SON Aucts
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=. sao nEWARn.-Iw vim give s2o reward

~ $40 REWARDS will give sac reward
an for the return of nay NEGRO MAN; wash
ington. who left my house, in the lower
end Of Henrico county, ON the morning Of
L the nth ult., without leave or prorecation
very black. about twenty years old, and has very
white teeth. aud smiles very pleasantly when
spoken to. lie will probably have forged pass
M his Possession as he eau read and write.
/ will give the above reward for his return to
ms al my house. OF ii he is secured II jail so that
] can get him. ffe 7--sw.l L. eouHTNEf
uEMRNT.--5ue bbls. Kosendaie Ccmeat; 2,uuo
I hhis lanes Riyor Ceuent; for sale by
Ia Is pAlp0FORU'& CO.
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w. GODDIN, iius'eoe'
Rs Sale conducted by GoDDIN APPERsoN,
BY Dickinson. Hill Il Co., Auct'rs.

Tx SIEE'S SALE Or L w ELN + ALL A
L BILE NkGR0ES.-ln pursuance of deed Of
trust, executed to me the I'd day Of April, lsdo,
and du.y recorded in the Clerks Office of the
Hastings Court 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 nchly
son, HILL Y Co, on THURSDAY, Feb. II, 1851,
TWELVE NEGROES
WIN. IL. LYONS, Trustee.
pICKISsoN, HILL Co. Aucts. fe l5-tds
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MANIPULATED GUANO.

THE JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING COM
PANY are now prepared to furnish the farmers
Virginia AND NORTH CAROLINA
with the above FERTILIZER for their Spring
crops. It's application to the Wheat crop, seeded
during the last FALL far developed up to this
time, has been eminently successful, and ii il
deemed to be equally well adapted to improve
those OF Tobacco, Oats and Corn.
The stock now on hand is moderate, but the sup
ply will at all times be adequate to the demand
and during the present unsottl ed condition of af-
propose to purchase TO signify their intention OF
dong 50 ,i an early day to enable the G9mpsny
PRICE PER TON OF 2.ooo LBS, $50 CASH
sl3 orders can be addgessed TO the Commission
Merchants generally of Richmond, orto
fe l-2awow +. b BENTLEY. Agent.
LIME ART GALLERY.-.ThereI Is at present
on free exhibition a, my store The
NIGHT DREAM. Also, a very curious wood Mo-
sale picture OF ascene from the PALACE OF YER
vllea 70 call and examine these rare specimens Of
af a. q sp a.sssT a hasfsS "ias,r
SUfERlOR X 4 II OsiNE OIL have
- another lot Of that superior kerosine OIL COM
r. w. POWERS, Druggist,
fe II IS Main street corner Wall.
OATS AND POrAfOES.--A cargo Of Eastern
~ Shore Oats and Peach Blow Potatoes daily ex-
fs II y "'' - "N BKIDGroRp co.
AND 1hISh w I'm mana,
- for sale cheap, 10 demiiohns genuine Scotch
Whiskey, Ia years oid 10 ruaiets Irish Whiskey,
genuine, seven years old. .
fe y ALEX. MOTT.
DACON.~-so hhds Bacon Sides, 10 hogsheads
- Shoulders. 20 ucrces Phiiadelghia sugar cured
Hams, aud a superior lot Of Beef Tongues for sale
by lfe III BRlDGFOkD 4 co.
DARAFFiNE CANpLES.-Meuceie's Patent
/ Paratiae Candies--warranted to resist all ell
mates--ss cases for sale by
fell Il. &C. b. DAVENPORT.
GAfETY FCAE-Hydraalic Cemeat. Tanaers
- Oil, White Grease. Ground Alan Salt, Cotton
Yarns, pure Molasses Rum, Black Teas, Portland
syrup, for sale by !. y u. b. DAVENPORT.
WRITING DESKS. -losewood and Fapisr
w Maehie Writing Desks, embracing beansi-
fui variety, and for sale at low prices.
fela TtiuS. A. HULkLEY b CO.
EAKLYHEED p0fKTUES.-S 66IS- Alba
1Iny White Potatoes, hourly expected per sehr.
6aiissgo. Orders received BY
SEEO OATS AND CLOVER xEED.-l,sue
- bushels prime Seed Gals; ~ buyhels Clover
Seed. Landing and for sale by
fan RtAfk HARvtE. Cary and nth sts,
E06y kMl MN. WALLACE SONS,
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Reinforcement for Fort Pickens.

NEW YORK, Feb 15.-The Journal of Com
merce says that the steamer Daniel Webster
sails to- day with 100 troops for Fort Pickens.
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DISSOLUTIONS, &c.

nISSOLUTlON...The firm of MASON Will
~ TIN u was dissolved on the 4th February, by
mutual consent. The Subscriber is alone author
lied to settle all business of the late firm.
CALEB MASON.
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by T.. d. Cook. Aurs
HORSES, MILES, OMNIBusEs, DRAy

II AND HARNESS, &c, AT ArCT,ny ~
SATURDAY. 10th inst, at 10 o'clock, / will ssII.
at the lot on Council Chamber Hill, several Hnr.
one of which is said to be very superior ami,
NAL. -ALSD-
Three OMNIBUSES AND HARNESS, in frst- rata
condition.
The above 0mnibuses have been running to the
81. Charles Hotel for some time. are very light,
and worthy the attention OF those In want and
will be sold upon credit Of four months, for APP
proved paper
Will be sold, at the same time. a most exeellen.
Spring DRAY AND HARNESS; l Top BUG GY
fel L, b. COOK, Auc4
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Jurisprudence of the Richmond Dispatch.
j question, il mott Question, for the People
IF Girgiaid t. Consider
WARRErrox. Fauquier Feb 10


WARREEToS. Fauquier. Feb. 10
N"ou!G Virginia, ''the mother OF States and
''a'rslnen, continue TO delay her intended
',shed, II not prompt action, under the far
~ contingencies, until Iincoln's inaugura-
'A' and until the Force Bill' shall have
h passed, VIII not the militia Of Virginia
10 Su'yrctto his orders And If coercion be
% policy, will not her citizens be not only
n-pliA'lFely powerless to prevent it, but
"a 'h'f not tthe nilitia) be compelled 10 take
w. AlHs against her Southern ii ster States
.l'o''d, As lh"Y are, Of their bre thren, sons,
eiIrIs ana friends ; or incur and suffer the
10y Tor refusing If in the power of the
r., "a ~ government and coercionists TO exec
st w IL So hae IL entered into the mind of
,. I'm 10 conceive of the horrIbleness OF
~ hrs that viii be enacted in our liberal,
M l..r'p'e' coniIding, peaceable and too hope
,a, - olu commonwealth. For, would
If, 'N' Nliiy III" State be divided and lrrIyed
Inns against herself, but would not the
,rt-I;t ,y"hs, counties and netghIoTho0ds be
of11., iurl, and in bloody conflict with each
'ba,-. tharf the circulns tances, should not
il Ri,II'frs oi the Convention, now In session
oglv ,.4N'"nu, ana the people OF Fir Sinia, not
A a. 0-".SH'eEl bnt should they not act aon,
,5s possible, 10 prevent conss&, uences
Which sh's OF which sicken the heart, and
0Nsuf cannot portray EsQUIKER.
Toy ,hraL'-IoN OF foRrUxL TELLING bill
ile p. it''SStpil vi fortune teIIlng nstsEtu
pyo,iSn "s !Nnhia Legislature Wednesday. 1t
icT gar; ta'it any person who shall pretend,
card. ~ " lacfe, to predict future events by
Aaads - 'hh, the Inspection OF the head or
by w any person, or by any ones age, or
bos;iss y The movements Of the heavenly
% etaot =" VINO shall pretend, for gain or iucre.
roaarc,."ahy purpose 10y spells, charms, nee.
mlAaary VI lAcahtation, shall be guilty OF a
prsnn,,''1iIor, punishable with iiue and i'm
Shed ,.,'.i'' The first offence shall be pun
,on,ns'' .'n not more than two years impri.
Coz n,n' nor less than Is days and fine OF
coDd ~ IMAM sioO. nor less than Slo the Sc
aud nn' ~ish any term OF Imprisonment,
may az. exceeding the above that the Court
ueeih proper
laaas ~ . oehSkR'e HISTORY Senator Sumner
wa ~, '',e assef ton on Tuesday that Lafayette
eOae rs az IL slavery man, and would not have
had " the assistance OF this country IL he
NOW 'D, "h that slavery would exist hereafter.
nav ~ matter what Mr.. Lafayette may or
be n'a nave said, it is historical fact that
htion sia'eiiolder himself after the Reyo-
lla,t,,,, as 10 te as i7ss he was the owner Of q
ialsrs oh AMI about eighty negroes Ia French
eipata "hlcii, Ia thai year, lac did not eman
but sold for cash.
los = "tal amount Of the State debt on LII.
' aow slo,sts,oi7.9s.
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TINS Day.


A oGIlON.-H0RSEs. MULES, cows. &C.
1,.. VIII De sold a. The Horse Lot. on Council
nn on,ost HILL THIS MORNING, commencing al
w we MILES; light WAGON and HAk-
NM ~ waRIs BUGGY, but little used .
fell DyCcve A.~x,
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BY Alexander Mott. Auct'r.

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS. SHOES. &c.
u VIII be sold at auction, at my store ON SAT
URnAY, Feb. 10th, commencing at 10 o'elork a
large Iot sec nd hand Furniture, Feather Beds.
Hair Mattresses, &c.
DRY GooDS-Ready Made Clothing, Shoes, &c
GROCERIES -Whiskey, Brandy, Herrings, To-
elry and Fancy Articles.
fe Is ALEX. MOTT, Auct
MIGHT SALES.-Will be soid at auction.
~ THIS EVENING, and continued until farther
notice, large and general assortment OF w atehes
geweiry, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale to commence at 7 o elk r NJ ,
ia 23--ts ALEXANDER MOTT, Auct'r.
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FLAMING MILL, CORNER

IL MAIN AND 7TH STREETS Having pur-
chased the PLANNING MILL, situated at the cor
ner of Main and eth streets, we are prepared to
execute planning in all its various branches, at
the shortest notice. and having determined to buy
for cash only everything requisite to conduct the
said business and neither to contract author
lie others to contract debts for on account of
the same, shall, therefore, be enabled to carry
our business upon the most reasonable terms.
Every kind Of SCROLL, SAVING and MOULD
ING and every branch of planning and SAW
IN done promptly, and upon the most liberal
terms. Orders respectfully solicited.
CHARLES PHILLIPS,
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T HEREBY

I HEREBY appoint JOHN W. HlLLYARD
L my Agent to transact business for at the
corner Of Eth and Cary streets, dealer in
Liquors and other business pertaining to keeping
a SALOON, to buy and sell for cash only
j. HASTINGS.
I'll e. D
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A CARD have this day associated with me
n in the PRODUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS,
DR. PETER II: ANDERSON, formerly Of Amelia
county and late OF Chesterfield under the style
and arm OF HICKS & ANDERSON.
SAM'L ID. HICKS
Richmond Feb lst
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Notwithstanding to continue the COMMIS-
SION BUSINESS, most respectfully ask con-
tinuanee of the patronage bestowed on the late
firm of RANDOLPH & PAag, and hope by strict at
tention, to merit the same. bly, uncle, b. G. RAN
DoLpH, who will probably be here often for tho
next few mont tbs, will aid me In my business.
February /, 1851. [fe i--iml MANN PAGE
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L OF FARRELL, HERRING x co. ) MANUFAC-
TURE.-The subscriber has ON consignment AS
sorted sizes of the above celebrated SAFES, which
he offers at the manufacturers prices.
ALS0-A lot of MAHOGANY SHOWCASES.
fe It's j. II. DIGGES, M. SO Main street
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~ yoar hair is inclined to fall out, purchase a
bottle Of EZEKIEL'S HAIR RESTORER. Refer
to ladies and gentlemen of this city can be
given, who have restored their hair by its use
when all other applications have failed.
For sale by all Druggists. Price 81 per bottle.
Orders must be addressed to
ia 2s-im* n. EZEklEI.. 90 Main ST.
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YNDEK SHIRTS AND DRAWERs-Th

q various Sizes, weights and coIors, rIbhed and
plain wear Grey, Red and White Shaker, Wa
ierbury aud English fabrics ~ to a breast IS to
II waist, and the whole lot going at reduced
prices. W. .. fuPMAN, Agent,
fea lu9 Main street
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STEAMBOATS,. SHIFTING, &c.

sss-saSss--s-<s.--r-B OATS TO LYNCHBURG THREE
TIMES WEEk-TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt THos. T. EMETT.
Boat JAS. = IRBY, Capt. L. MAYO.
Boat OLIVIA, Capt. II. w. GUY.
Boat ELLA SCOTT Capt. J. w. STRATToN.
Boat FAME, Capt w. II. PARSONS.
Boat -, Capt. -.
These Boats are all of the first class, commanded
by careful Captains and hands, and leave prompt
ly advertised. For freight, apply to
GUY 4 cox, Agents,
fe It's At COX's Shed. Dock street
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NPOTsN GOD HOUSE,

This new HOTEL, at the corner of MAIN and sth
streets. Just finished and elegantly furnished, lie
now open for the accommodation of guests.
The location is the best i'll the city, and every
effort will be made to please the patrons OF the
House.
/ have secured the services of Mr.. T. w. HON
NIGER, late of the Everett Honse, New York.
Sly JOSEPH Ii. CRENSHA".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-16

SETIN OTHERS.-The ROANOKE has been
.nsaszs-E77n withdraw from the line for the pres
emit. The JAMESTOWN. Capt. SKINNER, and the
YORKTOWN, Capt; PARRISH, will continue their
Norfolk each way. Days of departure from New
York: Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY. at
3P NJ Days of departure from Richmond: Every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at NJ.
ia 2s-ts IUDLAM y WATSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-16

u- CHANGE OF HOUR FOR
Esz4ll NSTARTiNG For PORTSMOUTH
Ezs1EszzzE|AND ORFOLK.-The steamer
GLEN COVE will, on and after FRIDAY MORN
ING next, 3Uth inst, leave her wharf AT Rockets,
regularly every FRIDAY, MONDAY and WE'D
NESDAY MORNINGS, at % O'Clock precisely, for
Except Sunday leaving NORFOLK at the same
hour q o'clock, and touch at all of the regular
landings on the river, going and returning
no 25-ts E. O. HASKINS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-16

/ ni.h farmers and Others with SHELL LIME of
best quality, in large or small quantities, az
low, or lower, than it can be obtained elsew here
delivered at any of the depots on board of boats
in the Basin or Dock. Please send your orders TO
my lime kiln on the Canal or at Bacon Quarter
Branch, or JOHN J. WERTH's office, corner 10th
street and Basin Bank, or SMITH HARwoOD's,
Hardware Dealers, No. SIS Main street, and they
will receive prompt attention.