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FUTURE DAYS,
BY KENT. PAINE 4 CO., AEcts.
VXThOLESALE STOCK
w OF HARDWARE
AT AUOT ION.

The concern of p. r. MooRs + 90. havir G
oetermined to close their business for the
present, I'm consequence Of heir senior part.
ne,. Uo! moore, osing in the army, and I'M.
neee.) W Will sell 1t auction. by catalogue,
~ their store, No. l4l Nam street,
| w THURSDAY. 9Th February,
commencing At 10 O'Clock. the en- tire balance
desirable. and the whole Of which will h.
closed without limit or reserve. The stock
consists, in part, Of
Pocket Catlery. desirable styles and makes,
Table Cutlery. great variety,
Wade 4 Butchers. and Wostsnholm's Ra.
xors,
Scissor and Shears, various qusI ities,
Tea and Table Spoons, various qualities,
Hand, Tenor, and Mill Save,
Bench anu moulding Planes, a. full assert.
ment,
Brace and Bits, assorted, from twelve 10
forty-eight Bits,
| Shoe, Tack and Hand Hammers,
Polished and Plated Briuls Bits and Str
Iups,
Brides, Bride Filings, and Blind Brides,
boot and Garth Webbing,
Wood Screws, assorted from half inch 10
Broad and Narrow Butt Hin ge.. tas. and
| loose joints,
Plate Hook and Eye Hinges
Locks-Flate Kim, Pad and Morttce. large
Files-Miil, Flat, and Haltround, bastard.
Taper, Horse kasps, large assortment,
Brass Oandlesticks, Hat a, d tail,
hollow W arr, Manure Forks
Coffee Mills, Sifters, Scytnes and Snathes,
Blister steel and Wagon Axies.
Finishing Mails, Shoe Nails and Tacks.
Horse anu Shoe Brushes,
Mason's Blacking, &c &c.
Catalogues will be prepared, and the goods
ready Tor examination, two days before the
sale.
TsRAs-Oasn.
fsls KENT, PAINE 4 90, Aucis.
GPECIAL SALE OF
- STAPLE DIZZY GOODS,
BY CATALOGUE.
On THURSDAY. the 10ih, commencing a,
~ O'CLOCK, at our warehouse, We shall sell by
catalogue, without reserve,
ONE THOUSAND PIECES
WOHoIkD DRESS HUODS,
Just received and now In store. CONSISTING OF
Plain DelaiI eS, b. acK and assorted ooiors
Plaid and Printed Delalnes;
Cashmere TWills, black, mode, and high
cOiors;
Handsome Worsted Brocades, assorted:
Japanese Plaids, Beocade D,iaines;
English MerinOs, BLACK brown, blue, green,
purple, maroon, and mode co!ors
Abbreviated Deiain-s, BrocaGe MJEai.s;
Striped and Figured Debeges;
Ameline Clotns, BLACK A!pacas;
Ooiored Brocaae, ditto, dc.
--ALSu-
10 pieces splendid Parts Brocatelles of the
very richest styles imported and Other rich
Curtain Goods, Cords, Tassels, DC.
| A1ASO-2,0OU blue, gray, aud fancy Bian-
| kets and from the shelves, great variety
| Of Tlch Fancy aud staple Govds, received
| from Il large southern house declining busi
ness the whole 10 be Cl oeeo without reserve
te II KENT, PAINE l. CO. Aucis
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AlOno.Wall BPiaaAa.

we are glad to know that a large majority
OF the soldiers omposing this invincible bri.
side have e-snlisted for tho war, and have,
WIN unninchine patriotism, determined to
."nd by their arms until the vile In vaders are
u''en from the soil which they are now pol
.a"ns with their presence. Nothing less could
aA'e oeen expected OF the soldiers commanded
W Tue inoomitable jackson. whom they have
.v'io~ed through all tho tolls and trials OF
'as war thus far, and whom they are re-
80. |" follow until peace, with its rich
1''e'inss' shall give them An honorable dis
charge
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Capture Of Militia.

We Noticed In our paper Of yesterday re.
port that Col Baldwin, Of tho Slst regimen,
fiEssnia Militia, and q num ber of men u nder
his command, had been captured by the Yam.
KEGS near Bloomery, in Hampshire county
We had INDUCED the hope that this report
WAS not we'll founded, but later informs ton
hiss dissipated this hope. and we have now
tue painful intelligence that the report was
unquestionably true. The mum ber captured
was forty-e eight, number CT whom were
citizens Of Winchester. Lieut.. Col. Thomas
McUoul bad also fallen In to the hands of the
enemy. but succeeded in eIec ting his escape
The capture took place on Friday morning
last
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GROCERIES. &c.
nNxI.kS AND SUNDRIES.-
50 dossn ,ene.gallon jars Pickles.
% do, ha 0gallon do.
80 cases zone d. .ssn each) old Baltimore
10 dsmijohns pure old Holland Gin.
loo reams Wrapping Paper. assorted
10 bags Grain Pepper.
- boxes Ground do.
30 boxes old CASTLE Soap.
boxes Imperial Tea.
10 barrels Soft. Shelled Almonds.
cask French Brandy.
- cases ScuppernOng Champagne Wine
For sale BY
ROBERT HOUGH CO.,
fsls-3t~ No IA, Pearl street.
DAUVON AND LARD.
5000 lbs. Virginia Bacon hog round;
80 900 lbs. Virginia Lard,
for sale on consignment BY
fel9-St TARDY WILLIAMS.
NEW ORLEANS SU6AR
IN AND ENVELOPES.
10 hhds. N. o. SUGAR, in prime order.
10000 BUFF ENVELOPS-a good article.
Receiving o a consignment, and tor sale BY
GEORGE BA0BY,
fsls-9t(sp)* Shockos Slip.
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The Liqusr Bill In The Hsass Of Dslesatss.

re Liqaer Bill In shs Reuse Of Dslega tss
The House. yesterday. had under consider.
Alton the bill for the suppression OF the dis
ullasior Of spirisuous liquors. The. grounds
upon which the supporters OF this bill rest
their advocacy are, that an unusual qa.ntity
OF grain 10 being consu m ed In this traffic. And
tha. judicious economy. In view Of the
present crisis, requires that the grain thus
used should be appropriated to q purpose
more iaudnble. In ordinary times we cues.
Non the propriety OF our legislative bodies
bedding with Affairs which should seem ing
~ be left 20 individual control; but In times
Ike these, when every bushel Of grain NAV
Be needed to feed our soldiers and their dee
ututs families at homo, we regret that there
Mould be the siigh tss, hesitarcy In voting
nsAsares for the suppression OF mamma.
iurs which can ouly be productive Of evil
The bill was read third time and ordered
70 its engrossment by a vote of IS to 8.
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The Spirit Of she Voluntaara.

Ahs bpi5ie Of the Volunteers.
=, correspondent writes us that tho eisht
a'nths companies Of the Ninth Louisiana
- 'w'l' have re-enlisted for the war. At
p'ation Of their term Of service, both
,,aa" 1Ao men will 60 in again ON an equal
WI, afterwards the election will be held.
n.s ID" regiment first came TO Virginia.,
Tor thswsr '0' ~ ~ 70 serve
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TELKGRAPHIO NEWS.
THE LATEST FROM NASHVILLE
Negotiations for the Surrender of
the CITY.
THE FEDERAL TROOPS Ar FORT DON
ELSON AND GAINESVILLE.
&c, Co., 4

ArarsfA. Ca. R>b. 18.-Profsesor Paul r.
Eve arrived here tonight from NaahviIls.-
He says tha: Fort Donsl.on fell on Sunda,
morning. He states that Gen. johnson had
autographed 70 the enemy aud offered 70 sur
render Nashville on the condition that pri.
vab property would b respected. No IN.
swsr was received; but . majority Of the
citizens seemed willing TO give mp on these
conditions. A large number Of persons had
left the city.
Thirteen thousand Federal troops afe q.
Fort Donslson, and two thou sand were n
Clai kesville. The river was rising. 20 tha
the enemy's gunboats can reach Nashville,
A large amount OF Government stores will
fall into tho hands OF tho enemy The most
Of the rolling stock will proba bly, DO saved.
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FRO M SAVA NNAH.
OPERATIONS OF THE YANKEES.
CHARLESTON THREE TENED.

AUausTA, Feb. ls.-Ths Saw annah Mus, OF
this morning, publishes . pscial dispatch
from charleston stating thai Uapt. Roberts
Of the rice schooner Thsodo %, was captured
on Friday by the Yanko 8 In Bull's bay.
The Captain escaped. and says tho Yankees
told him they you'd caps ars and destroy SA.
vannah thj'. week, ana the destruction OF
CHARLESTON would soon follow.
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nOARDING.-Teno or twelve gentlemen
II can obtain BOARD and LOD0 ING in
private family, BY the day, week, or month
BY applying At tho corner Of 10th and Mar
shall streets, on Ohurch Hill, near the OHM.
borazo Hospital, and boy ond the limits Of the
corporation, At the reduced prices of d 80 per
day, " Per week, or go per month, washing
and candles extra. 70 l9-lm<
DOAkDIN0.-A private family having
II two or moro ROOMS unoccupied, fur
nlshed and unfinished, can accommodate
two gentlemen and their wives without
Of tho most respectable parts Of the city,
within . few minutes walk OF the Oapi.
toll. Address NV. g." with real name aud
reference at this ONCE. 70 l9-4t<
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By REbTOOD q kE .Ih. ~ os.
r ARGE oeALEUf ChAITuRa, HARD
WAKE, sC.-We Will III or MON.
DAY, l!tb inst, at our store, conueAssux at
10 &C Cck ~ large To- of senteei
doUSEnOLD kUkNiTUaE,
consisting Of
fine Cottage Bedstsads,
10 Mattresses, la excellent order;
&ardrob,s, Bureaus, iaairs, TIA bles &c:
1erccliept CDtl e d. uh = DseA;
Feather Beds, DO st-r-. Pillows, Sc
A:.SU "A l.Ige STOCK OF excellent and de.
sirable Hardwar~, CUTLERY. &c.
Ais,
Is hbls. tina Old we Whiskay.
We coil special attention Of Hardware
merchants Boarding II Juss keepers and The
public generate 20 th.s s4ia,
ie Is NED wUttD j. kEACE Auc,s
IN cons gu-nee of lie iuciern.ncy Of tha
weather, Ia. ao"ve kale il postponed IA Il whD-
NESDA. lah mat at the sas..g hot.g
Is VIII be s1d-d 10 the AT o re about GO gre 81
& JEWS all Aes II ia
ALSO 8 bhis APPLES.
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By T.. ~: kkESEE, AsSssoasw.
fnfR.s ..np.Ar !. IN "a anA ftlry .s4.r4s \

INRTSTEE'3 SAL sF aOC5EH0LD AND
KIGC-kS FUarIIURS, AT AUOrIns
Viii De 30 On sklp-h morning. E<t1u.r, 81,
ceinmeuei. ~ 10 ecx, Al tia re sid,mes ~ -hs
laie ysu,ea ~. GET, deceased ., tas rnsr %
Mood = d 2osh &c eats, ell Ct ths Haasss.ld and
ishsa fairi:afs. osnslsdss Of ID, usual va 10 >.
all in e cd crcsr.
TKRMs- Cash On delivery, Ia bar kabl@ uen,y.
by o.dsrof y. NANSS r,u.in.
1Hos w. KKgaHg Aees'r. fsls
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hsSlhAbLE 1t a., t. AND LOT,
L. ON The GENIAL, Al We 1HagnGU-
EuaR Woke, a. ffOa.--U. eli
uoon tie pree!>Ss, "A fxlnAY, tia 2 :,
day o! February, .orl ri-neiEs a. ~ ciccs =, a .
y desirable II itk Hoas- located as sooys a.
ioin'pg 'bsiviasss.' aud row la tas occupancy
of Mr., brovLinE ltis OF tho u& sge 40 10
nc" commanding soec reat H. b. fonts ~
feet ana s0ns Lses the ok-'a i.p,u.
TEsA~>Ca-- .aiIG cxsa; ta- balance At I'D
IL non. hs. 'or neg yt.sois o 4 =. vito irter- (
sdds d, aud secor oy = t.ust deed. The ror>
chaser 10 pay ,es .4x1s a-d Lawrence for 1892.
fe1t JAS u 'rAY;..2 4 son Aucss
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BY ALEx. HoTr, A.eaap.. ~

CROCK aALE CLaTslass, Dgv fsoOra
~ SHOES. &c.--WiN se asad ~ 40 ton 4. u7
stofe. on 1sC esDAY, EsSsagry 2e,h. com.
usneieg a. 10 o'eioca ea-affy ,as5 aAars's sos
II goods, enr'.&,ias o., Cvuccsss, frc-k Gca,s,
OAssimsfe Pans, Sea, Women aud Ohisds cas-
8Ioss end bocss, d'~ ssssrsaasat Iiaen BROWN
Shirts Nett ia kess. tibeens Gotten ani " cS.. =
Hosiesy. kEaradsry, Tri@aangs, TnAe C,oshs
Massetllss Qaits, go
ALSO-A o. seeoas.h IA r1s. ARE Stoves
Osrps,.as. Trbsfso, oisssa. ss.
TKAMs.-G&sn @MEy N@er
r - Aa0sh@Afr
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nH0AEp TO THE VOrHRS or NJ
ss.ada.s.A H. beg leave to aneonsos N.Y. :. l.
ss ua'! 4, and plede. nys.u to Is. ssar Of ,his
pune,n ns ausiss Of the ofaos Wis .ie 70 Per
ns 'haald It b thsk , hdsnty and
~ .-.sasu3e 70 elect
ss ~ ssss' r.. At ssss.r'
~ Tie dia.reat nsisNS this time Wait Ia ~.
wore I.as day Of - .orho. de but 1 viii do 70
l s~m also NaI. csien-
~. sSaaaw. Of ' that my friend Mr.. Robert Y.
N.Y.. kw' Thitssville, known 70 be ops of
~ w. .nes men Of the county, Win sssist
~ .ssetsg the business Of the ofhcs should
>" 0'eo, ISAAC ADHESION.
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Yorktown, Feb, 1852.
n Norfolk Day Book please copy

NE FuHYRAL NorIcg Tho funeral Of Mr..
HENRY N CUNLIFFE will take place at
AIs. khodes's, corner Of Main and Jefferson
streets, TO DAY, IT IL O'Clock. The friends
Of the family and those Of his father, Mr..
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by jas. III. TlYk0.4 son, z..e,.c,.ee..

~ jas. III. TiIL o. : son, saenDp-ee.s
CEy EN- HOUSE, aSu LOTS. AND
- Sc TEkAL VACAhT LOTS, liz The
TOWN OF aibisEt, AT AUCTION We
viii Sc" upon the lreLlises, On III RoDAY. The
Goth day of February ,cOrAlsEsing Al o'oi11a, ?.
Il in Us nrtier glvsrtscd
]. F25i seuemsnts o. tie West ed. Of Cherry
st.eet, South OF the IS estism Plaza Road
2. Tbree ieuemsntz GA f1iaber,ss4s ST., sc;oin
ing The shovs.
5. Pity ssst CT vsear. srouni IN Cumberland
street
4. Two hun6red aHc five feet Of saesu: vrc1ns
on Cunber land street.
The ,ereU,-nts ere al occupied By cooi Ten.
ants, and comnac ing good seats. We tny,,e
par icu'Niy. the attention Of pefs3.s OF lirai.ed
maans 10 .ois sale.
TERhs-One- ttrd cash the aslsncs nj & sgd Il
months. for negotiable gotes 9TH latssss. atasd
and secured IL SsGA Use By d trust dvso5.
The ta1as ana insurance fof Io65 10 Go Pal by
It's purchaser.
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departure OF Yankee.
eh,,.. VI truce leaves Richmond to. day. In
b. ,.,,. =" major Nat. Tyler, by which We will
h.. Ae'ea OF the presence Of over 800 Yam.
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Oblsuapy.

Obltuafy.
departed this life, In the month Of January
last, IN Warrentop, N. o., where abe had
souent z temporary refuge from the In vasion
81 aIs0isee enemy. Mrs. JANE A. HOPE,
formerly Of Hampton, Va, and daughter OF
the late Commodore James Barron
Ussoended fsom . revolutionary stock,
Wnoe~ mats OF enterprise and daring gave
name ana fame to the Virginia navy, when
tas S0ts claimed the undivided homage OF
her sons, Mrs. HoPs was one Of that class OF
wnmen worthy Of being the wives and daugh-
ters OF sHcA mon. Oom bining In an eminent
degree the greatest elegance OF manner, with
the sweetest dignity, and native bsnsvo-
lsnce which fascinated all who approached
her, sho was . mo iel from which the rising
generation might we'll have caught their
richest inspiration and drawn their most IN
structive lessops.
In all the relations OF life. she furnished An
example worthy OF imitation 20 sweet and
aRAbie aud attractive that Of her 1t nigh
b said mot less thru thfully than poeticaliy-
"Nons knew her bat - love her, noas named hss
but to praise
Yorktown, Feb, 1852.
~ Norfolk Day Book please copy.
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"UNDLEY 4 CANOES
II STEAM BAKERY, RIcHMoND.
The subscribers, thankful for past favors,
take this method Of informing their friends
nish In any quantity fresh baked Soda, hut
tar. Sugar, and Arrow Root ORAOKERS
Plain, Ornamsnted. and Sheet CAKES;
Spice NUTS, PIES. &c.
none but the best workmen employed.
Urders from eutlers, merchants, hotel
Keepers and families, solicited and prom pity
executed at as low prices Is any establish
Particular atten ton paid TO coopering all
goods shipped. HuNDLEY Z =. 0A a
O4NAWAY-1io REWAKD-From .he
II subscriber, In the latter part OF Decem-
Der last, my negro man JOE, for whose Ap-
liam county. or for his confinement In any
Jail 50 can got him, will pay the above re-
ward. Joe 10 about 80 years old, black. about
8 feet inches high. He l. probably lurking
JOHN T. FLOYD.
Manxohiok. King William county, Va.
70 l9-swtf
DcBEKTS'S UELEBKATED HORSE
II. POWDERS.-Horsss that are lean, soabby,
ieSIss, a surisitsd. VIII quickly Lose their diss.
uVebio disorders and bseome fst and eomsly. By
shs ne q these Powder. For sale BY
WI. n. s0OT E. Apothseary
SuccessoF 70 J, ". 0azliek.)
SA1 Market Place.
TOU0H MEDfO1NEH-W1ssaf's Bslssn
Of VIVA Ohsrry. Oalvsr's Oosfs&erste Pa
escsa, Lsonasd's Instant nelief. 1rs. osrdass's
DaIeam Of Liveewogt, and Mn. Dawes OouSh
Ylixse. An valuable remedlss.
~ ~ : ~ nv Pow1aa
ho Dru9gist-
TS0641U LOCKWOOD, AND REDWOOD.
IL jual reesivsa - 6ee 80 hX
JoN0 =. GRAY.
49, ll5 lGain aFsaa.
HIkAP WoolIoa sa1 0e1Sa Hosiay. S0s h.
EIEKJEL'R u uah q.
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o. fests.day morning, the 18th instant
~ yesra.
The funeral will take place this w eduee-
day) afternOoe, at = O'Clock. from her ms.
bands residence on Nicholson street. Rock.
etts. Friends and ae quaintances are in vited
70 attend.
At his residence, Old Church. Hanover
county, on the night Of the 18th Februarv.
1881. ~: w. PHILLlPs, Hr., in the IA
year Of his age.
At Aaf rosidenee, On the l7th inst, In Hen.
rico county, Mrs, n. D. PRlDDY, Ia the s2d
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NALuABLE AND BEAUTIFUL. FARM
" OF 80 fCeE:, IN THEt,OCNTY or
HANOVER, IN r. yiEC,fnIs s,E =.
rKa u RAILROAD. ATT ANOxE.u q H.
FOR SALE AT AT.; tJ0a .II,;AMoND,
CROPS. ST CkS, 40 Their. .N-ht the
request Of MIR. Joseph A. Wingns,d. ne shsii
ell, at public auction, on tho premises. on
O'Clock A. NJ, az fair; ifpot, the i.rs, fair dsy
thereafter, y the bea Farm called 'PRf =.
PECT HILL" On which air. Winef.id now
resides, containing abouf 500 scrss, a piat nd
survey OF which will be- exhibited 81 'be cur
OF sale. The Farm adjo,us The lands OF
Nessrs w. z. Wiekham, w O. Winston, q,
). Chisholm. Henry Cgiy, and Others shout
$50 acres are open land, which has upon 1t
several beds of fine mari, and one hun
dred and fifty acres in fine Origin growth,
rom which large quantity OF cross ties
and wood mag be cut u The arabic land.
which l. equal 10 anyi In the neig Dor COO, .
here are 125 acrss Of 6ue low grounds, val!
drained and fertile, adapted TO tas growth OF
grass. The dwelling bnS new addition 10
~, arc cOntal- ABOVE the eas- men rooms.
The location is prpvsrhia! for i:S heai,hin.s s.
and is as beautiful as any in Esstsrn vir.
xlnla, commanding an extended view OF tina
surrounding country. and of the Central
Railroad for about miles. L. is unb essnry
10 say more in respscs to this estate ou: |. ~
respectful suggested that persons d o. osed
70 rur' viii examine the plice, which
will be- shown them bv Mr. Wi.gteid -
Af'er the sale of the land, ell the per isha Bile
property GU the place will be sesd, cor SIS 4
of the crops OF Corn, Hay. Fodder, Shncks,
he stock OF Horses, Males. attic, Aogs, ac
and tue Farming Implements and House.
nold Furniture.
TERms.-For the land, one tbtr,, cash b. J..
anca ut and two years, fer u..s lsa ring
interest, secured 0y a trust deed For tina
perishlbiS e3tate, ali SUES updsr $50, cSAk
over mat amount, mouths credit, for APP
proved endorsed .S0titS,e paper Tho
taxes on the land Tor tnis year to be paid d,
the parc hasSr
GODDiH & APPERsOE.
fel-21Wtds Ascus,s<rs
+. 3 in consequence Of the ireieueacJ ef Tia
weather, the above ale " 80 nsstBen a to WEI.
NEhDAY tb., - b a. q O sain- nu- E, a
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9ERVANTS FOR HIRE.

SERVANTS FOR HIRE.
EO4 HIkE-
Fer the balance Of the year,
A young Oolorsd WOMAN,
who u = good house servant and an excellent
COOK. Apply p
JAMES W. CLARK,
fal9-ts s. Main street.
VENTANTS FOB HIRE-We have for
hire, for the residue Of the year, . mum.
Ser Of servants Of different descriptions,
amonxst which arc fourteen or Afteen young
Women and Girls, Just received from the
county. RANGING from twelve to twenty years
Of "a. PHILIP N. TABB son,
r. last Once under Exchange Hotel.
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AWNSs AAx&s' IAS - .--as e. Ing
IL thss aorrIsx, February ~. leaa, sosa
yatds splendss y.es LAVA as.s RS. .Naies.
% - sold low at whctsssis OF retsAi a.
kxEKl1L'S. n asia 81,
- N As4ilva,'s CD at I'D.
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dEuCnONfN
ADDITIONaL-WlU ae eddsd to tho
above sale two name teusmeats on iaaurs.
street, s6ap 60 t0s srIilli-slsad f. III sllss The
los have tbs asuai irunt ana dspsa. Terms
az ac We. J. II. i : 4 SON
re Is auctlouessa
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Lx10I, DGAkA Il 10, 10
r OST Oh STOLEN SIS REWARD-A
IL Gold Hunting Lever " ATOH, No. 1911;
chased case; star In centre Of back. Also, \
large Snake Ohaln. gold; ono Of the eyes out
Of head. Tho above reward will b paid If
left at J. n Wiiliams's, No. Main street -
No questions asked. fels-lw@
T OST Or STOLEN--KecruiIing papers
IL for Company "4," lst Texas regiment,
yin Q small Pocket Book. Five dollars will
b paid for their etura to this ONCE, or 70
JNO. B. WOODWARD,
Captain %. "0,"
fsls-lt. LIST Texas Rsgiment.
VST-Un last Saturday, somewhere in
IL Richmond, my MUSKET-a percussion
Que, paintsd barrel, b, No. So. TEN DOL.
LARS reward will DO given Tor its delivery
at this ONCE 1els-l,*
BRASS KEY,
suitably rewarded BY les wing 1t At the Dis
patch Crnco. 70 lo-1tx
1--WE DULLARS REV OF
II stolen from tho New Market, on the 18th
Gay Of February, 1859, small mouss'colorsd
by leaving the Mule at Aessrs. 9lazebfook Z
10 ls-2t< T.. q. wUODSON.
TSTRAY.-L Left the Government Stable,
IL on 18th street, on Sunday. the Is h inst,
y largo BAY MULE, lame and sweeneysd -
ANY Information concerning him will be
ths0kfully received 1t this otttce.
WIN. K. WARREN,
fe 19-1t Captain and Asst Z. ID.
FOR RENT AND SALE.
NOR KENT-A FARM IN CHESTER.
FIELD, WITHIN THREE MILES VI
EfCHMOND.-I sRsr for rent IT public auc.
ton, on 18th Of February, At b. J. Sixsr's
Tavern, manchester, the FARM In Chester.
field ON which the late Ray Moss resided,
sitn ated ON tho Manchester Turn pike, within
three miles OF Richmond. This farm con.
tains about six hundred acres Of land, and Is
IN . very good state OF cultivation. Wheat
and Vipster oats are seeded on 1t. There IL q
dwelling ON the place and ali necessary out
housce. all Of which, except the dwelling,
are new. The place Is we'll ienced in BY new
fencing. SAMUEL ~. ADA4NSON,
fe l0-td~ manchester.
0NCK RDNT.-A very desirable suburban
RESIDENCE, on Harvey street, In Sid
ney. lately in the occ upancy Of DIR. enkiAs.
Il contains about six good rooms, together
with all tho necessary out. buildings, and IA
acres OF land attached.
fels-ot JAS. II. TAYLOR & SON.
ITOR hENT.-A LOT, with two STABLES
thereon, on 4th, between Baker and
Euval streets, Navy HIN.
70 O-st JAS. NJ. TAYLOR SON.