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Hi, hn earl Murkets. Jua. 10.
..ei ih -Northern ».Vl»e* *** bbh, soeofding
* eVI ,-' Virginia ffSmtbt. _____ ,_____,._< IL
B *)}is«»eta. aainseality. Market ssietnnC
BsgUttit Manchester ao.,U;
8 B?7&! w'hTe 01 WMOtJI P«r bnabel.
". t. «W A V >« to 3.1 - ax*ti ye. ,
b -»i.*.v, recording toenaiity. I
E K< .?-??. *c -Painted Bucket. gt.B7.afi
X ' ' -••hree Imos Painted rails fUMMf gf
P,: T ~-, I'edaT Tn! .. neat. OiJSuS *»• nest;
*'"'' ■'■'.'»r Feed Buckets 4«J» «* doaen. j
It X - -we quote good Butter at Alto IV,;
" -WW IV
"\ We quote Cora at IMO cts. There ta j
'I. i■ei al efcnlssalSi and thia quotation is j
roir.ißk ■" A j^ w ; ~,, ~!»rcei» are selling st 88. ow
' """','. v»n limited stock.
s \ I*l fl ***** baahsh TranaselioßSiß
. . :,. the retail war.
• ■ ■ ■■' | . v\.. <oota Kto Hatte.i Lsguaprs hh
''. .";.«!.>• eta.! Mocha la .-ta.
• . ' i a Ilea ■ i.v-. 0» lb.; Jact»<>n s 1&*.;
. . ,'.. : Adamantine OleSSe.; Sperm «.Vc.,
, "s,' i mm Rieer .«1 7o«1. so V bbl.;
D.Ue'ndale at gt.7»*fJo , , .
> ' W, t # and Red Aaß Anthracite Coal, for
1 » ■,■ L cart ..»<!<>! 3ft bnalie! . BoAa*** ton
' ''"'. ST £ too el 2.2 i.' n>«. *". foundry do.
- " ...... )»,„ . I!.unfit*.mi* lump OS
j■■ 4 .„>„.; . ii..; .•j4.so;Sii.ii»ia'CoalWrf
jj cU ■ '•'■ t.me. eddiM .merest.
C ,''-.;%- .v. .-«'oi!on \*ii.» Sr«SSeU;
«.»cts; Seine hriaeMSß. Carpet
' , \ rap. an m * mn ***', ~
, l s ol m S i ttmlAA
[I? V 'Ii ;'.:.ier-!.H..1..?e.t..5.,ieeer8.«57S
'~ .-.,.. v. .V. recent transactions lor
• Stock fa IadBBBSaO. We <juote
.- ■' ' ' cw,< fVmaad light Ye quote Pe
■'->' Ruffin'i i'.i....'t.*> l.'eriici.'in <>"*no
' i -, \'e\ •--. i- >-'• Koiie is:all(i 3 K>;
*___ ~ -.*..; <-r Brown
S_ . ..... „ Manipulated i.uaito, 04.
• -. ' J -~,-, ~,.,>,.,:,te l.i.t.e S*i
~:.*. y.-.:,,i,,,..■.! Uunas 4* *r
~ | , Csl Berrisgs BUA. Re
~ Maekeral, .ai*e N0. 3.
....,:..-..'-'
~ j. . | -,- ~- iheL
'■ " KKKW Wcta aismr boa
vi \- - 'im f :-•»• b *..!*.*-
i,» §2.76 03: Layer $3.WiSO*J*
. ~-'ti- ii.; a«s-tl laatets.*" tb.
•. and *'*■•■ ,
. .. ~-s and in demand. j
-, ~ ~ ■.0 over Seed .|....5.tC.
ia ■■ ■•■>■ ■'" : ■'"' "•'" v. !'.,'i*"
. i(J .,...,. N, „u.i,ni-i ...deinam..
■ I n-ntsand Haaard a »aon,
---.V . v M ~;■.. i,.. i Canuuet giU.
' , , ,;„,..■; Ha] »»•»* fr "*g°!?i calf
. . . . ~:l".t. . V'tl ll»l? ' "• v a
J. . ~.:,.,i mJA NeSssuu* Ibisß inuuw-
, ~,,.. ;.. no«r«il.gTJSO»fsrMlfchh*4
• " , ',\r •-, . . .-■ P ? troß $to*M, aa in
.'. ' ' ... ... -*..,* fMtttflN rcr ton:
■ . '";,-• ; i *I* :sr >v.. Common Eag
.' " ~ . . „..; i iitfulJosnts- kens
- • " . ' '«> ft for pig; l»ar ,
~ s quote SUS.V C»». W "• * r • • j
.. a, . .-,• Khts Xlcßc-; hitbl
....... i ■ poor it 17c;upper
... the r.iu.u, 30«J3c.; finish
• tn'it* $1 'rom wharf. Prom stem,
' • ''\',. '. j,. ■.'. •ii ird. Ihm>.i> k Co., 01 ■
~.■--. • » i- " '/'/■;. >
- ' . ' i. .. . rts.
---* .■ ■ • loi mixed :S5 lor
, , c, o*s; refased so.
030 •:•:■ ■. U. ' 'ne IB ih vol
rlei <i -. ~.: It i 1 .
- .... i .-..•i. 16. Ploor
anUinx gll .i U i..r
- I.'.jai, accordlUK t-, site.
■ say, !-•;.! 13c. ssefa ; all
.-: rd e 7 M. Weather
|~ ~ ,k I'i.vnk g30«r36. But
nch Chei: * r-t 7 .; '.. Pop
, .*sed KliKtrin*;, ViTitißia, OM
" ." | . ns, S uthem. 2,-i.iJt... i.aths
_["__, . .- v ivred. on tin* wltail.
".(-'. N. •......•..:■• ii-'.rMcts.;Cnha Mss
- ~.• C 1» ets.; Knehsb lalaad, MH
....-. • ■ -•-.
. ii '■-.:. Wre toots akstfe. ser bas.
~..- 's.; Mi ..'t.- M : ItroWßOfbffM,
Jl i.' 1-os
ted --;■': bbl. of near three bushels;
DX si r--''2._t b* bate.
| ■ : ■■~.. N'ortbern Mercers just
, ' •'., c u.,froßi vbarf; from store, ws snots f
-j ; i i-' cargo sales 11.26; n-.ar
me . Ki<-!iin.iiid .ti.'.n.il i
, ked; i7.ia 1....8 C. .-.inrpe's do. |
- '• ~,»," SO \
i - ■ I ::-f
■ ■ 70 c TS eenta if bushel. i
■ nesm. ii ice from vessel, 82;
-. :•■ ■ i .-.-..>'.
, !.. .'..1.,-. ir' It".
.ol- *.'. sf.c.
gjl ; '.:.' , i. ...-ii. %ndtimsAa to <iua:itity,for
U ■• ■. tt} : Pearl 7»8 _c.
for Hour ban -ela, we quote
- ' .. .■t . . .-,•.,! for a rcii. ijr.ioJiii lor
'■. . : dc out g7agß.
;. - Urteana .i k•'*r > : « to W» cents
~ • il .-i t. -',: l„.ii 11-,(*lP 4 cents;
wdl'oirdered 11,/11 ~ < enU; »..'..ilerf Suaar:
. , laißHurltj l ,, cents; C 9 ..oWoeata; Extra
ta, v ii qc i:,t>.
li.—N'oUuni doißf IB old Tobacco worth
a%. v, bit little ia ntlered isof inferior
live •,:■■■ inferior Lacs st ,-i.ts, goad
■• • |4>»( iS; inferior Leal •i7 , J ~s'j. no<*(l
- . .. .. in,.- Manufactnrm*. tcsroe— nominal
|U ... No I'.n .11 .i i:i market. The re
• new >ose have increased. Thsquali
•■• afenor—thin leaf sad vary dirty. Prices
in »irf6Se< ~ Sonic line parcels at M.
■ 5X60 <•' bbl,
i ,•-.'isl and Gunpowdsrfile.aglJß.
'I rtie iiuotationi remaia h» last week,
it -1 lo • i 2,'.'. Ii te ri SiMrl to, sad *l 45
n . rui.e White. Very little arriving.
XI . Richmond llectified 2. r ets.
-.v ..... Malted Kye Whiskey,new, gl;
Pobt, iiiirsiiMii glaUtV tralloni
• :-' : i Maobiba, Bicily ito.agl.7S*
', --' 'i HiiEBBT, I'eriuarlin, Ltun i
lm itilad . .*•.',;.;.
c: Oak fSJWagSys cord; i
■- •' - Retail: Uak i . I'ina gAJS.
I Washed sold atataMo.; unwashed
•■• I ■• <*. ii: taatit] - |
I E. tf&GSAKD BKBKP.
. sappby ol Cattle ciiti nites rrevtor
, . md,conaaaßSstll price* are ranging
■ lor tins seaaou of the year. For the
a \, there were W head ..f Cattle
it Us i ,i.'» nt puces rariisi In.in S3 to
:. ..- tuallt] fair, and in view of quality
usi ' .. led as a dscliae on prarions aalss.
' E»W bags in market and demand
.'• •■ ~.,»,' Pork at f7JO togt. aa to auality.
UKkP. bheep are north from glSOtogSper
, won, "sJ to Ot per liHa.l lor fair, and
I I :.:- i er UN lbs. grass lor extra yunlity.
FEEIOHTB.
-Nothini donii, in foreign freights.
UI 1 lie Eolioarißg are the present rates
•- - -. frsijhU:
New Vurk. Boston, i'inlad'a.
»•' 'ii ..... gIAS . g1.75 BIM
!.«• . . .. 25 MM *>
W khd ... 2M 3.M 2.40
I \ ». 25 26
■ '~iii..re 3cts. ty busliel; Flour 12*t eta.
HO.XI ■ UATTERS-EXCHAJCSB.
Kichabob On New York nnd Phila
' • « 'i-- 'i (ireru.
; l k -i... » Hank notes nn.l of tiie Hans of
• vi takes bj ibe Banks, sre at a
•• i-' cont.
ftheTraaa A Usi bar,y Bank are 26 *s*
bank ol Kbbbu na, no sale.
.tilth Carolina Bank Notes .'si's IP
■
: .-; - I tbe Bans of Weston asd the Bank
■ I* per .■:. djg.
• i,.i HI.VI.X >, per cont. prem. i
IS6OPRTOCK IN RICHMOND.
■li< II .'.. I.am s\ i B| i Sox, 'or the week tnd
.«*■ Jr.n. ft. MiOA
• -.-nt. Reftstemd Beads, sales gl>l* 4
I esnt <'■ .-.ip.,*i Bonds, aalef tJAt% and
' Bonds,hutaalas Stl and int.
■'* b..ti.1.. lest saii-s gMsad int. No
c .
Bonds, iast sates S'JO and int. No
rarest i . .-,.
- ' '• Bunds, last kales $7*) and int. No
r • ' - ue*.
- Itock. isles gMM.
■ » B»ak Stock. lsrtsalMgMS.
; ■ ■ i»t(*k.lasts»leio7.
■' »niiimnwealtta st.,„ .. taint* B*A%.
M.dlanvilie H.K. Bonds, fu.tranteed,
' ' "I '• ii . last sab-H *■ »|.
■•'■■''■ " 11. Bonds,guaranteed by State
• ■ ■ sat aales.
•' Bonds, guaranteed by .State of
■■.'-•...
Kanawha lb.nils, guaranteed b)
t ~ ' .>*• * ' races! ■ Ues.
, ' . I ■'.-Asm,,-,v.m >,„..*. sales 010
M*« six, Manas Issursaes Utoog, last
•• lß *°raaceßtaek,lastsulSß«flMr-gM
f ■•*• l 4- -M'.rtnase Bonds, last
•• *» fa litid tut.
-'';'„.,": X ' * MortßSss Bonda,
' '' .i »"''"' 1 "■""*»•'■* «• «• J«t Mortuaite Bonds,
■ ~ , " ": r"-'» iri.l int.
•Urn Vid i,iui" l "n ! M ' cc h ' X 2nd Mort « a,re B»nda.
* ■ i llll****** X ■ ■ Srl * M«rtgags Bonda,
<tUuu, " , - , "aiitl int.
iiiv™ .f 1 "","* H. K. » per cent. Bonda.
'jiu...! i li ,- /r -atid mt.
•» Sd^tt! 1 * *' R ' 8 p,r °** ,t ' Boß<u '
*•*••■"" • eßt - Bonda. last sales
'•f-K-Bonds, last sales «6t.',.
.*»! is* .is s ei ***m,smmtm*mmmmtj rsterebarg,
. . f rsderieksburg and Potomac Kailroad
• ~ ,"">ti,
k ' i »-V.i"/;;,- : p s*i!2!* J L* <, « k . '••» «*••• •<••,
.., te V u ' "tereliur. Railroad Bt(K!k. noaalea
I .„„• ''""leilil,
tST**" Railr.»ad Stock, last aalea
"'.er and Kanawha Ht. _k. last sales gB,
Ul Vkml .v"''« hHHJUT PLOPS.
tK' JI.i.Bt'TTHK,
BKAN.-','
lor c.l r . . . A " d I'KIFD Al'l'LE.S.
UU -j/. "'» l ** sale by TYLJti A «ON,
/ I y. 1* Car) strest._
t\ao Ji***'*«» bu.kels prims CLUVKB
. '»ooo»i 4<uiiei|t lor sals br
.. WM. B. ByYST^R.
turner Car j- end Vi rtis.s sts.
■■ — ■T . .:.. -.^^^^^d^^-■. '________ _____*___£' * v■' ' M( *'r w »«W
HuUcATION.
nnHK richmomn rt .alb i nuti
-1 Tl TE, now in its sisth session, oflbrato the
daarhtera of Virginia aad tbs Boa ththe beet _\_\
olities lor the acquirement of a thorough and
finished education. It employs fourteen abb) and
wall tried teacnera, ara Virginians,
and twoeftbem Masters of Arts ot ths Lmrsrsitj.
Its coarse ts extessive aad complete, embracing
all that a you at lady ahoojd study. It invites com
pariaon witb the most prominent asaaiaaries in
any part of our ooentry. Paula are sdmittsd st
aay time, but moat advantageously derm* the firat
weeke of January or at the middle nf February,
when the second term begins.
TBBUSIOKB HAI.I IM AOVSBCU.)
Bosrd. including.sverything *l*
Enslish Toition .. ■ JO to W
French, Music. Drawing, ho., usual extra
° For catalogues, obtaining details, apply to
tab) d.iw CHAS. 11. WIN*ION. President.
THK t'MIUWIC N. Ut'MOOL—CLAfWICAi
A.NP ENGLISH,?* MILKH WEST OF RICH
MOND. The aubecrilter offers to hia frienda a
IfOM X for their sons in bis owa family, and hopes
l>y tie i.in nc his energies to the improvement of hie
pui-.' .in preparing them lor business or College,
to nasi it the continuance of their patronage.
Cl-lswic X m nsssnally health*.
The exercises ef the school will be resumed.
MONDAY. January !Hh and close July Uth, UGO.
Tuition Irom $» to SSo.
Board, inctudin*- tabic, rooma. fuel, light and
washing. 012.'» per month, payable hat!" in advance.
Rmrxaxßi .--«.—John G. Taurman, K»q., Oooch
land; Dr. B. J. Duvai. Henrico; Dr. B. Coates,
Henrico; Rev. J. B.Taylor, Richmond; Welling
ton (ioddin, Ea«j., Kichmond.
..a 9-lm* BnO. 0. EX ALL. A. M.
rjvo PARENT*AND « U A R1) I A > » tip
I RICHMOND. VA.-A select CLASSICAL and
MATHEMATICAL MALE SCHOOL, opens on
tha Ist .MONDAY in February, iB6O, at ROCK
MILL ACADEMY, in Buckingham county. Va.,
THOS. .1. GARDEN, A. M., Principal. Tkxm*
for 10 MoxTHs.-OflO Tuition, and gluofnr board,
Ac. No eitr.vs. Only 15 scholars taken. None
need apply who cannot givs testimonials of good
moral hit.its. either I.y reference or certilicate.
Those who desire to have their sons or wards at
a school under good discipline and where they
•»'t!! tie fiee Irom the haunts ot vice and d'ssipa
tion. will have an opportunity of entering them by
applying soon. Only a lew more pupils can be re
ceived.
For information, apply to C. H. BARKSDALE,
Esq., ot the hnn of Barksdale k Brother. Shoekoe
Mip. Richmond. Va. oc2S—UP
COAL, COKE, Ac.
COAL AT 00.70.—Thia COAL Ins beenexten
siveh nssd tins winter, and in most nasss baa
givea general sati .action. It makes a delightful
fire in srates. Pereouswitb small means should
try |{ lor tiiemseives. F. COOK.
Otlic.a on llth st., next door to
ja u-im* ■ Mr. Hastings' Grocery Store.
/ OKI*:.-FRESH SUPPLY.-Onr bouts havere-
Mimed their trips, and the yards will he resu
larly supplied foi the bslanoeof the season,
j.-ils-tit JOHN J. WKRTH. Asent.
( «ok|B.—Tbs price of Coke until further notioe
V will 1* a.-i follows :
>SOFT LUMP COKE gsgc
SOFT HAIL COKE 626
HARD COKE s.oo
Orders promptly executed at Yards corner loth
and Cars and 6tii aud B*. rd streets. Terms cash.
da 12-U JNO. Acent.
OAK AMD PIWB WOOP-Bessnusg nag ua->
tier shelter, lor sale at Coke Yards.
_de 12-ts JNO. J. WKRTH. Ag't.
JAMES HILL. | JOHN W. FISHER.
{"HI-PI H T > . It is II I P.-The undersigned
v have entered into aCO PARTNFRSHIP.dat
■iSMday of November, 1 >»:». under ths
tjleof HILL fc FISHER, forearning
"!> sad COAL BUBINESS, on Basin
* all orders will be thankfully received.
rs left with Btbbbis* . Pvixxa, No.
tieet.or with Geo. I. Hkrki.no, No. M
:. .til be promptly attended to.
i corner Kill street aad Basin bank.
Cash. JAMES HILL.
us Ml tan JOHN W. FISHER.
A RARE <H ANCE.-I have for sals a Mo.l
/I BAR-BOOM, with fixtures, situated ia one of
ihe beat call vi itsd business streets, at a moderate
lent Possession cm be had immediately. Apj.lv
lor turiiier information to
C. A. SCHWAGEBLE,
At Hiittorf k Co.'s, N". 17Carvr .street,
,:i l*-.'li* _ Near Pearl or 14th street.
OPPIGB RICHMOND* P. R. R. C 0.,/
January 17th. lis». S
•"{Mil-: tONftieNEEhof goods shipped by Strs.
t Jamestown or 1 orktown, are notthetl that their
geeds having boss leit at Norfolk, have been re
ceived si this depot by the Norfolk.-md Petersburg.
,md Kichmond nnd Petersburg Railroads, and
where they are now waiting tbeir orders. The fol
lowing is a list of the names of the consignees:
A. fc 1... J. Bsohrsek,
Breedeu. F. k Co., N. Devereux,
'). 11. ChaJkley, .Ihs Friday,
R. L. Dickinson, W.J. Kiiik,
Kersey k D., J. Kiine,
A. Pizsini, 8. M. Price,
Pnroell, L. A Co.. J. Stewart,
C. .1. 6iatos fc Co., 8. Steiniine,
Talbott fc 8r.... C. D. Yale ,V Co..
J. H. Anderson, AppersonA Dupur
A. Barratti, C. Anderson .V: Co.,
.1. i) fc Co.. D. O'ilonnell,
W. Fleisniiian, E. Hallock,
Keen, B. & W., G. F. Kuck,
K-nt. I*. k Co., A. Moses.
11. Roeenfield, T H, Price fc Co.,
Stsbbinsfc P., Thos.Sssbbsou,
Va. Central It. I. Co., J. M. .Singer k Co.,
AAnto.ii, W. Wsia.
All ihe charges for freights from New York to
tins city must bs pud Bpoadetiren of the coods.
J.N. PARKfc:R.
ja IS—3t Frei. 1 lit Agent.
T ianßiS»ai*r~B~iri li> i _ a i. 5 t oS
• t GRACE. NEAR A MAMS STREET, FOR
BALE PHI VA TELY.—By the lequest ofthsewa
sr.who resides in Tennessee, we oti'er lor aale.
prirately, a handaoms BUILDING LOT. on the
sonth side of Grace, near Adams street, and ad
loinint- the residence of IJ. J. rfaui.ders. Esq. It is
loßStsd in as imploring and pleasant nswchbof
hood, and is worthy the aittention of those in search
ol ,-i lot for buildii v purposes. The property fronts
on Grac<* street SS feet and runs back l-'<2 feet.
JAS. M. TAYLOR A SON, Auct's.
ja IS-eodlt*
QIX TALI lAMLE BVILDINO LOTS EM
1-58ALEPHITATELY.—By request..!'the owner,
we olier for sale privately, six valuable Duilding
Lots, on the east side of 9th. between Clay and
Marshall streets, which, from their location in a
rapidl*. imprpviag p:irt. of, as well as their continui
ty to the badness portion of the city, renders them
as desirable tor building purposes as any Lots now
Tunu .—One-fifth cash; hslsnos at 6.12.18 and
21 months. JAS. M. TAYLOR & SON,
ja 17—ts Auctioneers.
w I.< IINl»"ANNl ALIITVDIKbIIOKV
kJ Ws hays coiiiiiienced the canvass for our se
cond I'l RECTOR Yof this city. The experience
ml last >ear will enable us to remedy all mistakes,
and issue g more correct and reliable Directory
than iiuv previous one.
We oiler increased facilities and ornater induce
ments to advertisers, as it is our intention to dis
tribute ths Directory extensively in this (State,
No .hern North Carolina, at every Express
Otfu-e. the principal Hotels, and also at the ditfer
cnt watering places.
It will be issued atxuit the Ist of March.
No Northern advertisements will be inserted, and
none but residents of Virginia are encaged in this
enterprise. W. EUGENE PERSLEW.
Richmond. Jatuary 19th, ltsOl. jal9-lm
V TOR'S NOTH'E.-AII
j ing claims against the estate of -MICHAEL
DwfSL deceased, will ptesent them without
delay, properly authenticated, to the undersigned;
and all those indebted to the same, must pay up
shortly, as it is desirable to settle tne estate as
soon a* possible-. JNO. DWYER, Executor
Of Michai:!, 1> . vkk, deed.
A I AKD.—We return our thanks to our cus
-» ton..'is and the public generally, for the very
liberal patronage we have received from them, and
hope by strct attention to business to merit a con
tinuauce of the sair.e, assuring- them that no pains
will lie spared to give them entire satisfaction.—
Having in our employment the best workmen that
this country can produce, we are now better pre
pared to manufacture ladies', tentleuien's, misses'
and boys' BOOTS aiid MiOi.B, of every de
scription, and on a much lamer BSaJs than hereto
fore. We import all of our iiiateiial-s direct, for
the manufacture of all kinds of work made here,
which will alyvays bs found superior to any North
ern wo*k. We sha'l encase more largely in manu
facturing than heretofore, and we call especial at
tention of alt in want of good work and at lair
prices, to call on ALEX. HILL fc CO..
Manul.-ii-ruicrs and Importers of
•Boots, Shoes, Trunks. Ac .
127 Main at., Richmond, Va.
Richmond,
pBKAT EXfITEM .NT.-The large and
W choice stock of fine Winter Clothing now in
store at 102 MAIN STREET, embracing in part
splendid Beaver, Pilot Cloth, Doeskin Cassimere,
and other sly les of Overcoats; French Cloth Dress
ami Frock Coats ; French Doeskin and Fanoy Cas
simere Pains; elegant Velvet, Silk, Satin, Sloth.
and Cassimere Vests ; Business Suits of every de
scription; Servants' Clothing, and a complete as
sortment of Furnishing Goods, must be sold to
make room for spring stock, and prices will be
named accordingly.
KEEN, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS,
pLEAB THE VroCK'.-Tliesulscribers call
1' ntteution to the stork on hand and ofler these
Goods pertaining to the season at extremely low
prices. We have several lots of Woods which we
want to dispose of: Over-Coats. Cissimere Pants.
Velvet and all th* heavy styles of Vests, Shirts
.and Drawers, must be sold. Come nnd bus them
al your own puce. Remember, that for the next
month v»e are otieririK our stock at such prices as
must induce a rush oi trade and a large reducttou
of stock. TI'PMANfc HILL,
No. lIP Main street.
ItllK VIRGINIA YEAJST I 'OH IsY.ll jv
prepared of the !«*st and purest material: it is
uiauufactt-.rei! in tins city. It is as good and as
cheap SSthe best in use; and by using the Virginia
Yea.st Powder, instead of Northern inide yeast
powders, (winch, even is not as good as this arti
cle, 1 you will encourage Southern manufacture.—
Prepared sad sold by L. Wao.ner,
Apothecary and Druggist.
Corner Sth and Broad streets, Richmond.
CHOCK EH V AND OLASS WARE. —Atpn-
vatesalebv ihe case or dozen. IM doz. white
granite PLA'I'ES. assorted sizes: 25 dozen white
granite DlSHES.sssortedsi7.es; Pitchers.Tuieens,
Butter Dishes, Sauce Boats, Ac; U0 dozen Cups
snd Saucers, assorted; 36 eases Tumblers; a fine as
sortment Molasses Jugs. Covered Butters, Tick
lers. Ac; plain and out Bar Decanters, Ac.
ia 2>-ta ALEX. NQTT.
FI RNI TIRE. FCR N I'l fR E. Ac.-On con
aignment and for sale cheap. Mahogany Ward
robea. Rosewood. Black Walnut and Mahogany
C it.ineu. Sofa Beds, Loußges, Boles. Tete-a-Tete,
Mahogany Bpi ing-Beat Chairs and Rockers, Cane-
Neat and Wood Chairs, Washstands, Cttage and
High-Post Bedsteads, Mattrssses. Cots, Trundle
Beds. Cribs, kc. ALF.X. NQTT
'IMIIK Ut-.ST kERO~«I..E OIL.- We aro
* agents for the clearest, most durable, and in
ndoroue article ever olfsr«d in thia market Peven
ounces will horn tea hous, and we will sell it at O
lower pn<-« than it can be Uiusiit in the city of
New York. DOVE fc CO., OrngcisU.
_____ No. W. Main street. Biehmond.
BAR"«AIN».-Primeold Busar-Cursd Hsuta at
l l* '.'t s «ho's«,*|o«stain BaeksrhssAS ots. ner
lb; No. I English Dairy Cheese (M, lbs. brass Ist
v ou ; Barset Cider; Honey; Pickles; Preserves;
i^9ypgKh ;
Ac.
NOTICE. -Ths cc parinarahlp existing under
. the sams and at)ls of GaRDNE R, CARLTON
* CO.,expired br limitation on the Matult. All
paraona to whom ther ars indebted will present
sheir5 heir claims for immediate payment, and tboss m
lebted will make payment without delay..
1 he name of the fire, will be saed by either part
ner to close the business.
Jan. is, MM. AMBROSE CARLTON.
New I a-Purt-arrshlp — The undersigned hsve
enters.l into co partnership, under the name and
atyle of CARLTON. CHAM BER LA IN fc CO.. for
the purpose of continuing the business lately car
ried i.ii by Onrdnar, Carlton fc Co., No. HI Maia
strset, Richmond, va.
We shall al wave keep en hand a general assort
ment of SHOES. BOOTS. LEATHER, Ac., and
intend to increase the manufacturing department,
ao aa tn have a full supply of PLANTATION
SHOE.s. Lined and Bound KIP and CALF Sewed
BnOUl'EHof onr own make. From our extended
acquaintance with manufacturers generally,
long experience and continued personal attention,
we fee! confident of our ability te otter to tbe pub
lic a desirable assortment in our line, upon fa
vorable conditions.
WM. H.HUBBARD,
JAS. 11. OAR ONER.
AMBROSE CARLTON.
WM. P. CHAMBERLAIN.
Jan. 18, MM. ja 19-2w
Dl UNO L V t To N .-The concern of H. P.
NOR THERN A CO., in the Stag in.' and Maii
carrying business, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
R. F. NORTHERN is alone authorised to nse
the name of the brut in wiudins up the business.
R. F. NORTHERN,
„ _ , . R. F. BROADL'S.
Richmond, Jan. IS. 1860. ja!9-10t*
T_]OTI« E.-The firm ofT "bTfERGUSON, JeT,
*■' fc CO. waa dissolved on the Ist instant, by mu
tual consent. The business will lie continued un
der the style of J. B. FERGUSON. BROTHER fc
CO. J. B. FERGUSON, Jn.,
~ . WM. G FERGUSON,
J a 17—«t J.M.NOWLIN.
fMI - PA R T _ E X SHIP fcOTICE.-Bering ad-
mittedMr. JOS. N. VAUGHAN, of Nottoway
county. Va..as a partner into our concern, it will
hereafter heconducted in the name and atyle of
lOHNSO.VTRUE HEART* VAUGHAN.
. Mr. ARMISTEAD MILLER has no longer any
interest in our business. B. J. JOHNSON.
BAT TRUEHE ART,
JOS. N. VAUGHAN.
Having sold mv interest in the concern of
JOHNSON fc TRUEHEART. I beg leave, in retir
ing Irom the late concern, te thank my friends for
the libetai patron .ge extended to us. and hope
they will continue to patronize the n-w house.
Jate-Ste ARMISTEAD MILLER.
S 13*1*1 I ' XJ ON.-The co-partnership of i
J -' WALKE A- CO. was dissolved nn the Slat lilt.,
by limitation. The business of th* firm will lie set
tied up by I. H. WALKS. SB be will continue the
OhOCEKY AND COMMISSION BUBINEBB at
the old atand, No. IS, Main street.
January 9, ISOO. ' ' ii 10-2w
7 'HE UN VERSION ED, having'Tnrc based of
D. W. BAUNDERS his stock of Groceries,
will carry on the GROCERY AND COMMISSION
BUSIN ESS at the well-known stand, occupied for
the past eißht years by D. W. Saunders. N >. 316
Broad' street, under the name and styleoi JOHN
F.SAUNDERS * CO.. where they will keep con
stantly on hand a well-sellected stock of GRO
CERIES, winch they will sell by wholesale or re
tail, for cash, or, to punctual customers, on the
usual time, on as good terms as any establish
ment in the city. They h-ipe. by strict atten
tion to business, to asent a continuance of the
patronage mo liiierally bestowed on the late con
cern oi D. W. Saunders, and the public ►enerally.
JOHN F. SAUNDERS,
DAVID J. SAUNDERS,
January 1,18 iX). DAVID J. SAUNDERS,Jr.
The subscriber, in retirinir from the Grocery
business, takes this method ol returning hissineer*!
thanks to bis old friends for their liberal pntronano
during the past eight -ears, and most cordially re
commend!! lo their confidence the new firm of JOHN
F.SAUNDERS k CO. I can be found at the old
stand, where all persons having claims against me
will present them for payment, and those indebted
roHMWIU make payment with as little delay as
possible. D. W. SAUNDERS.
ja9-dfccwlm
| I -.Mi I, JIT loN.—Tboeoueern ef WILSON fc
Is BOSHER is tins day dissolved by mutual con
sent. The name of the firm will be used by either
partner in winding up the business of the. con cm.
JOHN J. WILSON.
CHAS. M. BOSHER.
Rich;mosp, Jan. 2,1500.
New Concern.—The subscriber will continue
the wholesale and retail GROCERY BUBINBBB,
at the old stand of Wilson fc Bosher. corner 17th
and Main sts., and takes this occasion to return
thanks for the literal patronage bestowed on the
late concern, and hopes, by strict attention to
business, to merit a continuance of the same. 1
will keep always or. hand a well-selected stock of
Family and Jobbing Goods, to which ! most re
spectfully invite the attention of my friends and
the publio. CHAS. M. BOSHER.
A Card.—The subscriber in retirin<j from the
Grocery Business, takes this method of returning
his sincere thanks to his old friends for their lib
eral pitronafcediirimr a number of yeara, and most
cordially recommends to their confidence my late
partner and successor, Mr. CHAS. ML BOSHER.
as a gentleman in every wav worthy of their confi
dence. I can 1* louudat SAMU EL k WILSON'S.
on Bhoehes Slip, where we will be plad to receive
consignments.
.ia3-dlm .c-wlm JOHN J. WILSON.
n0.F.VK1.% t: ii mi i V.— Ths BBbasrisars hues
v this d.iy formed a co-partnership lor the pur- j
peae of osrrying ob a GENERAL COMMISSION
BUSINESS in the city of Richmond, and have I
taken the oliice oa Shoekoe Slip, lately occupied by .
A. S. Samuel. They hope, by personal attention to
business, to merit the patronage of their friends
aud Hie public generally. A.S.SAMUEL,
J. J. WILSON. I
A Card. —1 take this opportunity of returning my I
sincere thanks to my old friends and patrons fer
their liberal support, and hope to receive a con- j
tinuation of t lie same to the now concern.
jaJ-dlmfccw3m A. S. SAMUEL._ I
BKOWN A- McCLELLAND.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Richmond. Va.
We.the undersigned, have this day entered into
a co-partnership for the purpose of conducting a
ceneral COMMISSION and FORWARDING BU
SIN BBS, under the name and st.leof BROWN fc
McCl ELLAND. Thoy will five their strict per
sonal attention to the saleof TOBACCO. WHEAT
n.t;d PRODUCE generally, and to the purchase of
Fertilizers and Merchandize Office next door to
Deane, Hoi .on fc James, on Basin Bank.
ALEX. BROWN,
J. BRUCE McCLELLAND.
They refer to Messrs. Johnson. Younger fc Otey,
J. B Ferguson, Jr. fc Co., Dr. J. (jrattan Caliefl,
of Richmond; Hon. T. S. Flournoy, Rev. Jno.
A. Sett, of Halifax Bounty: W r m. A. Miller and
Edgar W*hiteh<*nd. of Lynchburg; Col. S. NL D.
Reid and E. S. Tutwiler. of Rockbridge county;
Mayo Cahsll and P. M. Cabell, of Nelson; Judge
L. P. Thompson. Augusta county; Jno. Thompson,
Jr., Amherst county. ja7—lm
WE HAVE THIS HAY associated ourselves
together under the style of LYLE FOSTER fc
CO.. for the purpose of conducting a general COM
MISSION. GROCERY and LIQUOR BUSINESS.
at No- 66 Cary street. 3 doors below 14th street, and
respectfully solicit con-otniiients of Merchandise,
Manufactured and Leaf Tobacco, Flour. Grain, fee.
LYLE FOSTER.
JOHN R. SIEGER.
(Late with Ellett & Drewrv.)
Richmond, Jan. 2d, 1860. ja V-lm_
NT9TICK.—LOUIS C. GILLESPIE is this "day
ia admitted a partner in my busines, under the
sty le and firm of JNO. C. SHAF ER fc CO.
JNO. C. REAPER.
Richmond, Jan. 2,1360. ja3—lm
DISSOLUTION. -The "firm of RODDEY fc
MORRISS is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. F. W. RODDEY,
January 2d. IS6O. R. G. MORRISS.
Co-Partnership.— The undersigned have this
day entered into a co-partnership, under the style
of RODDEY fc STROTHER. for the purpose of;
MAN L FACTURING TOBACCO.
F.W. RODDEY.
Jau'y2,lS6o. [ja2-Hlml R. H. STROTHER. j
C II I 1* BK O X ER A O E .
_> j
The undersigned have this day formed a co
■r ship under the style of MILLSPAUGH fc
, for the purpose of conducting the SHIP -
ERAGE BUSINESS, and respectfully so
c patronage of their friends and the public.
A. MILLSPAUGH.
JAMES G. READ.
Cary and 18th sts., near the Dock.
Richmond, Jan. 1, 1860. ja2—lm*
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
The firm of DANDRIDGE fc HART is this
day dissolved. F. B. Hart retiring from the busi
ness. Either partner is authorized to use the name
of the linn in settling up.
WM. G. DANDRIDGE,
Dec. Slst, 1869. FRANCIS B. HART.
On retiring from the GROCERY and COM- i
MISSION BUSINESS, I return my grateful
thanks tn my friends and tho public for the liberal j
share of patronage bestowed on us, nnd take this ,
opportunity to recommend mv late partner. W. G.
DANDRIDGE, to you, who will continue the busi- I
ness, as one worth, of your confidence and sup- !
port FRANCIS B.HART, j
January 2d, 1900.
THK TUNSTALL HOUSE.
I CRAG HEAD STREET,
DANVILLE. Villi; I MA.
With new furniture, and newly repaired, we as
sure viators that uoetiorts will )« spared to promote
tlieir comfort, and wa resnectl'iillv solicit a trial.
The TUNSTALL HOUSE is also the STAGE
OFFICE, and our omnibusses will always be ie
readiuesa to carry -passengers to and from the
Depot. A. 6. WALTERS,!
J.M.WALKER. S Proprietors, j
fell-lrd W. T. SIMMONS. S !
VJEW BUTTER. LARD AND CHEESE
IN STORE-No.a, MAIN ST.-The subscriber
has taken the above store, and oilers for sale a
stock of frosh Orange County and State BUTTER,
LARD, CHEESE, WHEAT and BUCKWHEAT
FLOUR. HAMS. SHOULDERS, MIDDLINGS.
FISH, CORNr.D and SMOKED BEEF, PORK,
CIGARS, SOAP, STARCH, fee, fee, Ac.
The altovs articles are all scut here and sold oa
commission, snd will consequently he sold low for
cash. |no»~U| E. HAL LOCK. Agent.
ASTONISHING T» ALL.-MADAME RUS
SELL, the celebrated Aatroloaut, has just
arrived, and will remain but a short tune. She was
bora with a natural gift to tell all the meteor lifs
even your very thou*tits; will tall whether yoigare
married or single, and how many times yon are to
be married; will cause apeedy marriage. She haa
astonished thousands with her mag 10 power. No
gentleman admitted. Mrs. Eodins' Boarding-
Honae, Uth or Governor atreet, between Main
and Franklin bo M^**n^_
S~ IONS! SlGNß!*.«Merohan ts. Mechanics, La- i
ysra. Doctors, and all othsrs in want of SIGNS, j
are invited to ceil MOKT ,
Cornsr of Bank and Uth sts. .who continues te
execute nil work in his bus with dispatch, i
Jal—lm and on the lowest terms J
VIRGINIA MADE X ■ BOS HUE 01%- j
y Warrßßtsdbrtfcmaonfsctsrsrsnottpsiuoke;
jlsw©rug Btors,eornsr ***** Btomi sts. I
sgippmo.
_JT*m__ r_9t\ BALTIMORE-POW
lf^Wtf" Tl " STEAMBOAT COM PA-
steamsr POCAHONTAS,
Captain Tno*. Tnaesas, will receive freight to
day .(FRIDAY,) and up to tbs hour of UoVlock,
M„SATURDAY.the Xlat iast. -
Freight takes to Boston, via Baltimors, st low
rates, with greatest dispatch.
No hogsheads takss thia tup unless engaged at
our offioe.
Passu <c snd fare $t.
Passengers are requested to boon board before IS
o'clock M., SATURDAY, the hour of departure.
Tickets for passage procured either at oar offioe
in the Slip, opposite ths Columbian Hotel, or at the
steamers wharves.
jaUi-lt ~ J__ A __\]_[ *_ W i** CURRIE.
FOR NEW YORK -FIRST VESSEL.
&_X_t_ Richmond and New York Line of Packets.
superior fast sailing schr. LYNCH- '
BURG, Wm. C. Habbis, Master, having a portion
of her cargo engaged and going on board, will have
quick dispstoh. For balance of freight apply to
jsW-ts DAVID fc WM. CURRIE.
U.S.M. STEAMSHIP JAMEi^
*>FgO>T(»W N. EO R NE VV YORK .-The
" a— * iI, *JA.VIESTOWN, Capt. Thos. Skinm-b.
will leave here at 4 o'clock, P. M.. FRIDAY, the
20th inst.
Paaaenrers are requested to l.c on board in due
time.
Tickets and Bertha secured at our office, or on
board the ship.
Passage to New York, Meals and State-room
included, during the fall and winter, $m% Steer
age passage SS.
Passage to Norfolk, same aa by the river I mate.
Freight received FRIDAYup to the hour of 2
o'clock P. M., unlessasumciency lie received prior
to that hour.
Consignees are requested to send for their goods -
to-day.
Freight for Boston will he forwarded directly on,
at moderate rates of freight, and with the greatest
diap-.tch. jja 19-2tl LUDLAM fc WATSON.
-*„v- FOR "BREME_;-.Tlie - AT~Bremen
4gX£»l"P Lr.ONTfNK.Capt. Dk< tjex. will be at
■""■•City Point in a few days, and load for the
above- mined port. For frei«lit or passive, apply to
_jalt;-3teod SCHAKR. KOHLER fc CO. j
>.£. FOR BUSTON.-the' .iiperSTr""f»t
-<fflus> sailing schooner "J. H. WAINWRHiIiT,"
master, having the erenter portion
at her cargo engaged will have immediate dispatch.
For remainder of cargo, apply to
JaM-lw W. P. COLQUITT fc CO.
_______ EORBALTI MO R E—The regular
ncr R. P. KING. Capt. Lrkds,
■*-* t ™ having ihe greater portion of her cargo en
gaged andnoing on hoard, will have, dispatch. For
remainder, apply to W. D. COLQUITI fc CO.
j-l 1.1-51
ajn F6ii~ciiAKLfc.ai'iOi>, ». t.-n,esu
fist sailing schooner JANE C.
f E -*»PATTERSO.N, Smith Hand, master, hav
ing the greater portion of her earns engaged and
going on board, will have immediate dispatch. For
remainder, apply to W. D. COLQUITT fc CO.
_ja_l,*i-lw
SPECIAL NOTH E.-Unt.~.17
*.±£tX* ther not!.-.; the YORKTOWN. Captain
"""'"-"■" Parkimi. will leave New York for Rich-
E?B__.SSK£,§, A I u,IDA X» ■* 3 p * M-; a»«l the
JAM EBTOWN, Captain Skinner, every WED
NESDAY, at 3P. M. .eturning. they will leave
Richmond for New York every TUESDAY and
ER I Da> , at 4 P. \L, touching at Norfolk and City
Point going and returnini*.
jal3-ts __ LUDLAM & WATSON.
Agy. FOR NEW OBfJSANB-Thejmpsnst
_Q£_E_p, fast-sailing schooner ROSKNBATH. Capt.
Bakkk. having a large portion of her cargo
eaaeged and going on board, will have quick dis
patch, bor balance of freight apply to
iall-ts DAVID & WM. CURRIE.
m a______*mkJ^'S iC W, — The steamer CURTIS
___________£____f K^ & will, after MONDAY next,
._ _ -.____ Sl |, | IISf discontinue running be
tween tuts, Portsmouth and Norfolk, until fur
ther notice.
The steamer GLEN COVE. Capt. Z. C. Oiffobd.
will conrinue the regular run lietwecn this. Ports
mouth and Norfolk, tearing the wharf at Rocketts
SS?k?& *J*EL'J i 2}!? A *< WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY MORNINGS, at «. precisely, and re
turn each alternate day, (Sunday excepted.) leav
ing Norfolk at the same hour.
•»l-f R. 0. HA SKINS.
__ A.tt7 mM •, * ll AN HE or noi it T7
.R. ' JWJSTA KTING TO PORTSMOUTH
*" u "fA>ill NORFOLK, AND REDUC
TION OF FA RE.-The GLEN COVE and CUR
TIS PECK will, on and after Monday next. 3rdof
Octolier. leave the wharf at Rocketts. every morn
ing (.Sundays excepted,) at 6,' i o'clock, precisely :
the Glen Cove leaving every Monday, Wednesday
<uid Friday mornings, and the Curtis Peck every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings, and
both boats return each alternate days, touching at
all the regular landings going snd returning.
Passage for the round triii. to and from Ports
mouth or Norfolk. $6. To City Point, St.
R.O.HASKINS.
Afl »'*••> REWARD.--Ranaway from the
■Fsubscriber, about the 10th September 1859. a
Bftbright MULATTO BOY. about 18 years old.
UO9 He is ratiier small for his age; he has had the
T_f ■ scald head badly; the hair is beginning to
grow again on the lower portion of his head. 1
have heard that he purchased awigand moustache,
no doubt for disguise. It is pro liable that he is
lurking somewheru about Richmond. 1 will pay
the above reward, if he is secured so that I ttet him
again. [n026 -tsl R. R. BEASLEY.
IM f XO V E VOl R KYE-
J. FRANKLIN fc
• CO., Opticians, oiler to the public
of Richmond nnd vicinity, their IMPROVED
CRYSTAL PERIBCOPICSPECTACLES tor pre
serviim and restoring the impaired vision to its
prune vieor. Alsn. a very large assortment of
.ISCROSCOPES. TELESCOPES, OPERA
GLASSES and MATHEMATICAL INBTRU
MENTS; the finest collect,on of STEREO
SCOPES and STEREOSCOPIC PICTURES to be
found in a great variety, at their office, in the City
Savings Bank, 148 Mam street. Richmond Va.
,3*-. • S * 11 E It N X i i I A C ._&__.
WSk lm\) R A N T . I_y
%' VUstr x•B OU E y. U EN O T will**.
open. ..a WEDNESDAY next. Janu
mw ary 11th, nearly opposite Metropolitan
Hall, on Franklin street, a lirst class EATING
HOUSE, where gentlemen will find all the delica
cies of the season, served up to suit the taste of
the most particular. They will keep on hand
choice LIQ.UORS. brands of the best grade CI
GARS, etc.. and will be prepared to accommodate
either individuals or parties of gentlemen with
MEALS at all hours, and upon reasonable terms.
ja 10- _¥____
irsn ss. THE MAKIPRARK SA-
Kja A, j loon,
liar BANK ST.. BET. Uth and 10th,
\glf__df Will be opened on MONDAY, January
9th. ISUO.Iiy HALL & MILLER.
Excellent WINES, LIQUORS. CIGARS, fee.
JOHN M. HALL,
ja9-2w CHAS. MILLER.
rr cirSffl-HnK- „VIRC.INIA C E N T R A L
fi^u2o2*Wfc ll AIL R0 A D-N E W AR
■■ ■■■ and alter
WE DN ESDAY, the 18th of January, the Passen
ger Trains on this road Will be run as follows:
DAY MA 11. ASP 1-ASSES'I EB TKAIX,
Eor SGordinsviUe, Charlottesville, Lynchburg,
Staunton, fee, leave Richmond daily, at 7 o'clock,
A. M.
n'ght passman thaix.
For Gordonsville, Alexandria, Washington, Ba'ti
more, Plnladelpiiia, New York, and all parts ol the
West, leave Richmond daily, (Sunday nights ex
cepted.) at 7 o'clock, P. M.
Passengers hy this Tram co through to Alexan
dria without changing cars. The OnrsH re furnished
t the most improved NIGHT SEATS,
trough Tickets can be procured at the ticket
o Alexandria, | To Cincinnati,
Washington, , Louisville,
Ba#imore, I St. Louis,
Philadelphia, I Chicago.
New York. ) Rock Island,
all important points in the Western Statea.
M-tB WM. F. ADCOCK. Ticket Agent.
FOR SALfc--For sale, a pair No. Icar-
Zm riage or wason HORSES. 5 years old. Also,
12 well-broke MULES, sold for no
fault, warranted sound and all right. Terms ac
commodating. Can be seen st my stables on Dock
street, between 19th and .Kb.
juM-lm* E.BOSSIEUX.
Er_. FOR SAUE-One new OPEN
SITOP BOAT, of the largest size, two
—cabins and one stable. Capacity
Also, two DECK BOATS. Terms
Apply to
jas. c. McCarthy a co..
Cor. Sth and Byrd sts , on Canal.
iETH EXTRAOTED WITIK
DRUGS »»R PAIN—By Dr. J. B.
NCIS. the inventor of the Galvanic
Process. TEETH FILLED, CLEANED AND
MEDICATED References-The Medical Fac
ulty of N«w Orlems. New York and Philadelphia.
Rooms at the Columbian Hotel. Patients waited
upon at their own residences, if desired.
CORUIALS, attention of.iie~pul*lic
is invited to my we 1 selected stock of COR
DIALS, made out of the host and purest flavors,
and pronounced by judges to be very superior.
1 have had an experience of ten years in b ranee
iv the manufacture ol < .lrditls. Ail I ask is atrial.
TRAMA CONSTANT, No. in Main St.,
jal3—7t* between 21st and 22d.
WE H AV'EIN *TOR I and for sale a superior
articleof CHAMPAGNE .("Crescent" brand)
imported direct from France by J. M.oiry Garland.
Those in want of a superior article are requested
to call at. No. SS Cary street,
ja 17-tit LYLE, FOSTER ACQ.
PO WDER ! I'O W DER ! : -2500 kegs Dv PonCs
Sporting and Blasting Powder, of every kind, in
kegs, quarter kegs and canisters, for svie by
«Te»-dfcrw.n KDWTN WORTHAM A CO. |
\7I RGI N I A
V BURNING AND LUBRICATING
COAL OILS.
Tha great KANAWHA COAL AND OIL COM-
En .sting of native citizens of our own
appointed us Agents lor the sale ol
YCELEBRATED
RNING AND LUBRICATING
COAL OILS. I
of which is warranted purtiacd unadul
te tha attention of apothecaries and
oughout the State to our supply, which
will te large, aud sold by wholesale only, at the
lowest factory prices. _
ja 11-ts ___ _ GOOCH k ECHOLS.
PB PEOPLE'S SAVINGS' HAWK.
OFFICE ON Uth BTREET.
,rly opposite Goddin's Hall, Richmond, Via.
I.IRBLTOKS:
. VONGRONING, R. H. NASH.
L. APPERSON, CHASt TALBOT,
. W. RODDEY, JNO. BLAIR.
R. H. DIBRELL. Pres't.
Job a son , Bso'y. Thos. M. Ar.rniß.iD, Csh'r.
This Institution, with a capital of f 73.000, char
tered by the Legislature of Virginia, will receive
depositee in sums not less than ONE DOL- I
LAR, no ths most favorable terms.
jggjr ™?ff& r M. ALFRIEND, Cshisr.
GREAT BARGAINS 1
IF APPLIED FOR BOON!!
A large lot of fits Ivory. Boss, Ebpsy, Horn,
The al*.. ye bsinc slightly demand in manuCactßr
inc. will bs retailed »sry cheap. .Boarding-bouses,
families, Ac., in want will do wellte.call aeeu. Ap
»ly at (Bosj-tsl R. BTCOOK'a.f Main st.
PORSALE-Asmall lot' ef atronjr HARNISS
i*WrWnm^__ m _^ki»_l"
mV»-U Cary.ldoorsbslewlJUist.
ATJCTIOjr BATiTW
FVTUBM DAYS,
to a decree of the Circuit Court ofHanoTSr, is
which Riohais Ksrser and others are slsiatiflb, una
Nath I L. Perriu snd others ate defendants, tbe
undersigned will, on the IMb day of February. IMB,
ou the premises, sell to tbe highest bidder, tbe
TRACT OF LAND lately in the occupaacy of Mrs.
Jane Psrnn. being tbe land on which Fleming
Kersey dien possesssd of. Tbe tract contains H
ACRES, snd in a most thrifty snd respectable
neighborhood-Urn land being suacsptaWe of high
improvement— ths soil being equal teeny in the
neichborbood.
Tubms.—One-third cash; the balance in two
equal ißstalmsnte, payable st 6 and U months
from day of ssls, and each to carry interest from
day of sale, lor bonds with approved security, and
the title retained until a deed is ordered by the
Court. WM. O. WINSTON. Comm'r.
jn __________*___*
By E. B. Cook, Auet.
HORSES, MULES, WAGONS, COWS,
Ac, AT AUCTION.--On SATURDAY, 21st
mat., at IV o'clock, I wilt aell, at the horas suction
lot, on Council Chamber Hill, aeveral Saddle and
Harnesa Horaes, anion; which is a superior Fam
ily Morse, of fine size and action, can bs driven
with perfect aalety by a lady. Worka well in single
er double harness; also, a good Farm Horse, seven
years old.
ALSO—Seven very fine young Mules, in first rate
condition, warranted sound and to work gentle in
any kind oi harness -sold for no fault, the owners
having no further use for them.
Persons in want of first rate stock would do well
to attend the sale.
ADDITIONAL.-Will be added. 3 moat excel
lent Milch Cowa and one thoroughbred Heifer.
Ja2U E. B. COOK, Auet.
By Tboe. W. Keeeee, Auct'r,
(Office corner Uth and Cary sts.)
_&____ THO CANAL BOATS,
K_s JBaiBiaaHAHNESS AND FURNITURE.
*mtaß*dt*mut__ I G H T E E N HORSES AND
MULES, ONE SUPERIOR IOP BUGGY. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-On TUEBDAY morn
ing. January- 2ltli count enema at 11 o'clock, I will
sell en the Basin Bank, on 10th street, two very su
perior Canal Boats, with Harness, Ropes. Furni
ture, fee. And immediately after the sale of the
Boats, 1 will sell at Joseph K. Hix's stable, on 10th
street, eighteen Horses and Mules. Also, one very
superior Top Buggy.
Tksms.—For the bolts, one-half cash; the fasi
ance on 4 months' credit, for approved endorsed
negotiable notes, with interest added. Horses,
.Mules aud Buggy, cash.
ja2o THOS. W. KEESEE, Auet.
By Alex. Nott. Auet.
LTRMItIIK. irtiv uuul) . AND GRO- I
*■ CERIES.—WiII be sold at auction, at my atoie,
on SATURDAY MORNING next, commencing at
10 o'clock, a large lot second-hand Furniture.
DRY GOODS—General assortment seasonable
Goods.
READY-MADE CLOTHING-Boots, Shoes,
Hats end Caps.
GROCERIES-Whiskey, Gin. Brandy, Wines,
Soap, Candles, fee; large assortment China. Glass
and Earthenware; 20.090 Cigars; 80 boxes Manu
lactured Tobacco.
JH2O ALEX. NOTT. Auet.
By Dickinson, Hill A Co., Aucts.
pOMMTSSIONER'S SALE.-By virtue of a
v> decree of the Circuit Court of the city of Rich
mond, in the case of Crouch, fee, r.>. Williams'
trustee, pronounced June 13th. 1556. the sutweriber.
as special Commissioner appointed by said Court,
will proceed to sell, for cash, at the auction house
ol Messsrs. DickinsoH. Iln.L fc Co .of taid city,
on WEDNESDAY, Jan. 25, ISSO, one slave, ROB
ERT, twelve years old and very healthy.
RICHARD S. CROUCH,
jal9-tds Special Commissioner.
(JMALL FARM OF ..O ACMES. ON THE
CSTHREE-CHOPPED ROAD, 8 MILES WEST
OF RICHMOND. FOR SALE.—We are author
ized by Mr. B. J. Duval. Jr., to sell his little Farm,
located as above. It contains 50 acres, aimut lo of
which are cleared, balance in wooda There is on
1 lie place a nest, dwelling . a ood liarn.and the usual
out-houses. As the owner resides in tnothercoon
tv, he has no use for this farm, and will, in order to
e.tfrct a sale, sell it at the low price of 91,000 Ap
ply to GODDIiS fc APPERSON. •
ja 17-lw
NEW STATIONERY WAREROOM,
llTii STREET, UNDER THE EXCHANGE
The undersigned is opening a xell selected stock
of STAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY, em
bracing all the different kinds of Writing Papers.
Envelopes. Tissue Paper, etc. Also, Negotianle I
Notes, Checks, in sheets or bound, elegantly en
graved and printed in colors: Legal Blanksand oth
er printed forms, and a large invoice of Card Boards
and Cards for printers, at wholesale factory prices.
ja 17-lw ISAAC LYON.
NOTICE.— Every nrticle purchased for the Co
lumbian Hotel must i*e paid for in CASH at the
tune of delivery, as I will not be responsible for any
accounts kept. JOS. H. CRENSHAW, Prop'r.
It is particularly desirable that every artie'e pur
chased by us for the Columbian Hotel shall lie col
lected for the same day of its delivery, Purchases
made by us will be paid by us on delivery.
WYATT CARD WELL,
C. B. LUCK.
ja 17—lot Managers Columbian Hotel.
CELLING OPE ATI OST."
c> TO CHANGE BUSINESS.
Intending to change my business this Spring, I
offer mv whole stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS, Ac.,
AT COST. LEWIS A. MYERS,
Ma.n street, square above St. Charles Hotel.
j*l7—lm
OFFICE K. tt D. K. K. C 0.,(
Decemlier 19, 1359. <
NOTICE. --The Coupons of the Bonds of thia
company due on the Ist Jnn.iary, 1360. in Near
York, will be paid at the Union Bank in tliat city,
or at this office with exchange.
THO. W. BROCKENBROUGH,
de2o—ts Treasurer, j
""OFFICE RICH, fc YORK RIVKRR. R. CO.,<
Richmond. Dec. 23,1859. \
PROPOSALS addressed to the undersigned are
invited, for building in Virginia one Passenger
CAR, the same dimension and finish as throne
now on the road. THOS. R. SHA « P.
de2*--ts Sup't.
UIIOtKOE MILL RICHMOND GROUND
|J PLASTER—The subscriber has earnestly la.
bored, for the past four years, to exclude Northern
Ground Plaster, by the establishment of a Home
Mill, and supplying an article superior to any re
ceived from tne North, and claims a perfect suc
cess. He liegs leave to return his grateful thanks
to his pttrons, and asks to inform all interested
that he has completed his improvements that will
enable him to supply any demand that may arise.
His stock of Lump is heavy, (based upon the
enormously increased use of i superior article,*
selected from the purest Windsor t Nova Scotia,
quarries, with special reference to its richness in
Sulphate of Lime. The reputation of ins brand
shall he sustained at every etlbrt and cost, and lie
asks only an experiment,.! trial of those who have
not made application of this valuable fertilizer.
JOHN 11. CLAIBORNE, No. 11 Pearl st.
ja S—3m
HITTING AND BEWlfttt MAC HI N KM.
WEED'S PATENT LOCK STITCH SEW
ING MACHINE. Price *50 to siai oach.
ALSO-WILI.COX fc GlßßS'celebrated SEW
ING MACHINE, invented by J. E. A. Gibba, of
Mill Point, Pocabontas county, Va. Price .*4O to
•■**i_> each. Those wishing a good, low-priced, well
made, reliable Machine, are assured that the supe
rior merits claimed for this Machine can be relied
"T.'kEWISE-AIKIN'S FAMILY KNITTING
MACHINE, a new and useful invention, for aale
by DARBY fc JOHNSON. Agents.
Nn. 13 Governor St., Richmond. Va.
P. S.—Those desirous of obtaining an Agency for
the sale of these celebrated Machines in Virginia,
South Carolina and Tennessee, will find it to their
interest to make early application. D. fc J.
OBAIIITN .STvTIXTUR EST-Having my
new factory, with enlarged facilities and great
ly improved machinery.nnwin complete operation,
I solicit orders from my femer customers, many
of whom were disappointed last year in conse
quence of the binning of mv shop. My machinery
is all new and of the best eharncter.
I have a few FLATTENING MILLS on hand,
and shall continue to manufacture . ILLB.BAN DS.
CASINGS -md liKNCH KNIVES, of different
patterns. My IMPROVED BAND, with ribbed
casings, will lie entirely reliable aud much better
than the old kind of Bands with plain casings.
ja 2-lm H.M. SMITH.
rpRUSTEE'S NOTICE.-C. Boktchek has,by
A his deed of this date, (which is of record in the
Clerk's Office of the Hustings Court of the City of
Richmond.)conveyed to me iv tiust. for the bene
fit of his creditors, all of his stock of Trimmings
and goods of every description iv Ins store. No. 175
Broad street, also all of the debts due to him. I
have appointed him my agent to make sale, pri
vntely. of the stock on hand, and to collect the debts
that are due.
Persons wanting toad* in tke Trimming and
Fancy line, will find it tv their interest to make
purchases, as tkt business must be closed up.
WM. F. WATSON, Trustee.
Richmond. 31st December. 1559. ja J— Im
CFSCIAL NOTICE T» MEDICAL RTtl-
U DENTS.—We oiler to Physicians and Medical
Students, a complete assortment of reliable M ED
-ICIHES. CHEMICALS. PHARMACEUTICAL
PREPARATIONS.SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
and APPLIANCES. MEDICAL SADDLE BAGS
KfICKET CASES, and every article needed
'hysician's outfit, on as good terms aa they
i had Bt tiie North. Being practically se
ed with every department Stun* business.
ring particular attention to supplying Piiy
s, **c invite Studer.U to call and examine our
estimates of outhts and stock fSnttali*, before pur
chasing, feeling .confident tint in'quality, style and
prices, we can give entire satisfaction.
MEADE fc BAKER. Pharmaceutists,
PlttS N. W. corner Main snd loth sts.,
t-6t Just above P.ist-Otfice.
Rfi I N I A i A V 1 N tt S B A N I ...
Chartered by tke Legislature of Va.
CAIITAL-S100.UU)!
MONEY received on deposit in sums of FIVE
DOLLARS and upwards, on waich intereatat the
rate of six per centum per annum ia paid for auma
remaining six montlta or longer; lor shorter pe
riods, interest at the rate of 3 per centum.
She whole joint stock bound for the deposits.
eposiU receiver aiid certificates issued by ths
Cashier, T. B. BTARKE, at the store of E. B.
Spesee, corner of Main and Governor streets,
Riohmoad, Va.
*AM'LB, COTTRELL. f rss't,
de »-3m C* WALTHALL, Ssc'retarv.
NOTICE. ..All persons indebted to the estate
of JOHN COS BY, deed. ars requested to come
forward aad say up, as louder indulgence suanot
bs siren. Those navies claims asaiast the estate
will please present them without delay. We may
lie found at ths late residenoe of Mr. Cosbv on
Mayo street, os tbs 17th and Mth of ths present
"gfc*. CT.liSgH't.'"-^-
EITRA FINE GENTLEMEN* LINEN
HDKPS.-««extra fine Linen Cambric Hand
kerchiefs, larre sise, for gentlemen's use, selltr.
off at M seats, saeb. vorjhfrpm » to » cents.
ConMi.see,B_dbslievs. MAILKRT, 41 Mu»n sfc
. J <^ll*^?•-A.ft!, **ii i» *?*** ••■••. ****7
jal9-tds
AgcnoirßAtJ»
X *_HI*S.T. JWBJ*W©opu mtimaguT
d Kg'isa2^~
■ 1 splendid Rosswood PIANO, nude by J. J Wir.
B^s^r^tt"^ B^:^^/-.
Chairs, 1 antique do.. 1 Rocker tbe whole being
elaborately served.
-ALSO
-1 Rosewood PARLOR SUIT, same number of
pieces, covered witb Silk Velvet Plush.
Handsome Rosewood TABLES, with Egyptian
and Statuary MsrMs Tope.
1 Sfgffl'Bisiuiai ETEORE, of tbe latest and
most lashionable atyle.
eoX^bJ**** I ** * ad fsarain CARPETS; OT-
RKCEpffoN CHAIRS;
VASES and MANTEL ORNAMENTS; Silk. Bro
catel and Lace CURTAINS, with Cornice to cor
respond.
H A?£' SV\ I et&fa o ***** «»«antly carved.
.} $&£*& CaA M B 9* Bfc:T « consisting of 1 Eu
n ***,' SS J m ±l m lt^SS^ * Marble Too Cabinet.
L222_ELy , f_s? d ' •"»'"•« t«»P. and Chairs; the
didl c ed mort • x * u,, - te "*•» and aplen
mWtSWq£P '' lS i A ?»»»«•'• Hair aad Shuck
MATTRESSkH; Brueseia Chamber CARPETS;
SWattS* l*"»»ls-Top CABINETS and WASH
STANDS; Mahogany and Cherry WARDROBES;
Ss^p?sf y „ Jenn ? Ll m d and
MATTING, entirely new; FEATHER BEDS
Mahogany WORK TABLES; i.OOKING GLASS
ES; Parlor an«l Stair OIL CLOTH, with brass rods;
Window CURTAINS, Ac., Ac
, 1 Walioganv BKORKTARY and BOOK CASE;
& .ft l - t a SI 9. fc ' BO £ RD; Side and Dining
!A! L t 5: .5* ne S t at CHAIRS; REFRIGERA
TOR: together with a Inrge lot of CUT-GLASS.
CHINA and GHANITF vAre, JARS, Ac.VAc:
—ALSO—
1 Large COOKING cIOVE; 1 Ironing do.; to
gether with the usual variety of KITCHEN UTEN
oILo.
The above Furniture is of the most elegant quali
ty. and to enable those wishing to purchase an op
portunity ot examining tne same, the residence
will lie open on Tuesday, 2tth instant, from P until
5 o clock. E. I». COOK,
ADDITIONAL.-Will be added
sale—
1 very fine Bay HORSE, well broke,gentle and
kind—said to be a fa at trotter.
ALSO,
A very handsome open CARRIAGE and HAR
NESS, va M \ E. B. C, Auet.
TBI' ST SALE OF WINE. BRANDY,
WHISKEY. RUM. GIN, CORDIALS, ic
ily virtue of adeed of trust to me, from John J.
Mellon, importer and Wholesale Dealer in Wines,
Brandies and other Liquors, dates the 31st day of
Deoember. 1859. and recorded in the Clerk's Office
of the Hustings Court of the city of Richmond oa
the 7th day of J.* nuary. 1880, to secure certain cred
itors therein named, and all other creditors of the
said Mellon who shall establish their debts to the
satisfaction of the trustee within 30 days from the
date of the record of the deed, t shall proceed to
sell, at public auction, on THURSDAY, the 26th
January, commencing at 11 o'clock, A. M, at the
store, on the north side of Cary street, between
12th snd 13th streets, lately occupied by John J.
Mellon, all the WINES, Li QUORf. CORDIALS,
STORE FIXTURES,and OFFICE FURNITURE
contained in saiu store, and conveyed to me by the
said deed. The stock of goods embraces the usual
variety sold by such dealers.
Tkkms.—All sums under iglflO. ensh ; for all over
that sum negotiable notes, satisfactorily endorsed,
payable tour months after date.
All tho creditors of JOHN J. MELLON, not
named in the said deed are requested to present
their eUiuis, properly authenticated, to me, at the
office of McKae.V Heath, in Goddia's Hall, on
Rank street. ROBCOE B. HEaTH, Trustee.
Sale conducted by E. B. Cook, Auct'r. I
ja 18-tds j
~~By Chas."T."^orthara'ACe7rAuct's.
(NABOB SALE OF NEW ORLEANS SU
y GAR AND MOLASSES.—On WEDNESDAY,
January 18th, at our Warehouse on the Dock, com
mencing at 11 o'clock, vie will sell the cargo per
schr. Eclipse, from Attakapas. consistm* of
3G3 hhds. prime to choice ORLEANS SUGAR.
jUSObtls. " ** •* MOLASSEB.
Ibbms of Sale.—For sums under *1W), cash;
over jj-tu), 1 mouths' credit, for aoproved negotia
ble paper. CHAS. T. WORTHAM A CO.,
jall-tds Aucts.
POSTPONEMENT.-The above sale is postpon
ed until WEDNESDAY, the 26th inst.. at samo
hour and place. __**__] C. T. W. A CO.
By J. 11. _%
A ICTION SALE 2 WAGONS, r-ARTS,
it- CORN SHELL ERiTic-Os BAT DR DAY
morning January 21st. at 10 o'clock, at the horse
lor. on Council Chamber Hill, 1 lour-Horse Wa
gon. 2 Carts. 1 one-Horse Wagon, 2Cornshellers, 1
Cutting 80.-.l Wheat Fan. together with a large
variety oi Farming Utensils.
Terms.—All sums of ten dollars and over, sixty
days' credit, for negotiable notes, satisfactorily en
dorsed. |ja 17-tdsJ S.B.D IGUES. Auet.
By Thos. W. Keesee, Auct'r.,
[Office corner of 12th and Cary streets. 1
TRUSTEE'S SALK OF~STOCK OF ORO
CEHIEBAND HOI sREHOLD FURNITURE,
AT AUCTION.-By virtue of adeed of trust, re
corded in the Richmond Hustings Co.;it Othce. I
will sell,oll SATURDAY morning, 21st January,
commencing at 10 o'clock, at the store occupied by
J C.Porter, on Broad street, two doors above W.
P. Ladd'a DriK- Store.all of the stock of GROCE
RIES and HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNI
TURE. Terms at sale.
DAVID J. SAUNDERS.Sa., Trustee.
Sale conducted by Thos. W. Kbesisb, Auet.
ial7—tds
rVrt L s 1 E K"T»aTe OF .PERSONAL
1 PROPERTY IN THE TOWN OF MAN
CHESTER.—By virtue of adeed of trust executed
to me by Henry B. Hall, I shall sell on SATUR
DAY, 21st January, 1860, at public auction, in the
town of Manchester, at the tobacco factory lately
occupied by the said Hall, 011 Main street, sII the
FACTORY FIXTURES, and some loose LEAF
TOBACCO : and immediately afterwards I shall
sell all the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NITURE of the said Hall. Also-a good MILCH
COW. All the Furniture is entirely new.
Sale will commence at 2 o'clock. P M.
ja 17-tds BENJ. 11. NAS IL Trustee.
Hy tioddln A Apperson, Auct's.
pOMMISSHKNEHS' SALE OF VALI'A
*-> BLE REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF
MANCHESTER.—Hy virtue of a decree of the
Circuit Court of Chesterfield, pronounced at its
Octolier term, 185!), in lbs case of Severance vs.
Doitlev, we will sell at public auction, on the pre
mies, on .MON DAY, February 13,1560. st the hour
of 4 o'clock, r. M., (if fair; if not, next fair d.ay.i a
LOT frosting 1 ti2 f«;et on south side of Ho!!, be
tween Lawrence snd Warrington streets, and run
ning back 160 teet, with improvements thereon, in
cluding the OLD FARMERS' HOTEL, now in the
occupancy ot .Mr. Junes Donla>. Also, s l.bT in
rear of and adjoining the ai.uie. fronting6o feet 011
Warrington street, and extending back between
parallel lines 254 leet to Lawrence street, with the
improvements thereon.
A part of the first named lot, fronting 35 feet on
Hull street, by 160 feet deep, will be first sold, and
tins balance divided to suit purchasers.
Tkk v. -.- -EnoUfch in cash to pay expenses of s>*le
and costs of suit; balance at 6 12 and la months, for
negotiable notes, interest added, with approved en
dorsers, and title retained until the whole purchase
money is paid—the purchaser to pay the taxes and
insurance ibr IWO.
ROSCOEB. HEATH,* r „_,„
CHAS. T FRIEND, \ Com rs.
Goddix k Appeb-on. Aucts. ja 12—tds
My James M. Taylor A Son, Aact's.
FRAMED TENEMENT ON CATHARINE
STREET, AT AUCTION.-We will sell upon
tiie premises, on MONDAY, the 23rd day of Janu
ary. con iuencin< at 4 o'clock P. M, a very neat
and tomtortabie framed DWELLING, on Catha
rine strt-et, near to Messrs. Glinn A Davis' Buck
Yard. The house has several rooms, with a
brick kitchen two staries hi. h, Ac.
The Lot fronts 29 feet, and runs back 100 feet to
an alley 10 feet wide.
Tica .».—One-half cash; balance at 6. 12and 18
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added
and secured by a trust deed.
ja 13 JAS. M. TAYLOR A SON, Auct's.
2 VACANT LOTS ON CATHARINE ST.
AT AUCTION.-We will sell on MONDAY.
the 2 .1 day of January, commencing- at 4 o'clock
I. M., two very desirable building LOTS on Cath
arine street, fronting each 32 leet, and running,
back 10« leet to an alley lv feet wide.
Terms.—One-third caah; balance at t and 1]
months, for negotiable notes, with interest add
ed, and secured by trust deeds.
ia 13 JAS. M.TAYLOR A SON. Aucts.
rj TRUSTEE'S SALE OF * VACANT LOT
AON I'NION HILL.—As trustee in s certain
deed of trust, executed by T. D. Thompson, and
recorded in the Clerk's Office of Henrico County
Court, 1 will sell, upon the premises, on SATUR
DAY, tne 21st day of January. commencing at 4
o'clock, P. M.. a certain LOT OF LAND, on 30th,
letween 0 and P streets, having a front of SS feet,
and running back 132 teet to an alley 16 feet wide.
Tbrms. —One-third cash ; the balance at 3 and 6
montha. lor negotiable notes, with interest sddsd,
and secured by a trust deed.
- : „ JAS. M. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Ja». M. Taylor A Son. Auct's. jail
c 11E RI V K'S SA LE. -By an order of Henrico
*J County Court, made on the 7th day of January.
I*wo, 808, a runaway slave, the property of Mrs-
Lucy Keesee, of the county of Charles Cny.will
!>eso!d on MONDAY, the first day of February
Court, 1. .*), at the front door ol the Court- Hoiiae of
Henrico County, for jail feea and other incidental
expenses, at 12 o'clock, M.
jalS- tds- JOHN A. HUTCHESON. 8. H. C._
_AI.K OF VALUABLE HOUSES AND
kJ LOTS IN THE TOWN OF ASHLAND AND
A SMALL TRACT OF LAND NEAR THE
SAM E PLACE.-By rirtae of a deed of treat exe
cuted to tiie undersigned by Ed. Greater, dated the
Ist of January. 1859. and ths decree pronounced by
Hauover Circuit Court on tha 27th September,
Ml . in ibe c.iuaeof Moore vs. Grsmeret al., I •hall
proceed to aell. on the premtees, in Ashland, on
WEDNESDAY. the 2Mb day of January, 55, nt
12 o'clock-M.,( if lair; if not, tbs next fair day.)
the Real Estate conveyed by said deed, being the
same conveyed by W m. H. Fox U> ths said Gre
ater.
The firat lot contains three serss snd fronts on
Maui street. There ia ob it s eomfortaWe bouse,
nearly new. and neeeaaery out bouses. Tbs trust
ol ißßdeootßiußUSKse rue. about Ii of which ars
cleared nnd aoeiovad, asd ths halsnos ia waoda.—
This property is very Yslunble. Wmmmm
T f? M r A -~ ons fo( >rth cash, and the balance on n
eredU OJO-.
-«-r th * *" or .««T in fuct of George Moore, snd in
fk"ii _\ u l! r J lh th- .*«:»•. bhoeu mMtioned.l
about three sens, is veU enclosed with a plank
*•***'_*»& the buiidinss oossist oi two new staMss
end n burn. Thsrs is n usU uf water on tbs p*s
.^i^^isd^^^g^^
tressss. Csrpets. Bsttraw, On^fesiU|Bub'
Ths above uiirom a IsasjMtfM.
>aa. is ia BBost sxssHsbt JPUI UF^O**
i ~~ 3y> B y J. ri.bjuuejAJ.Vr. ,' r
A » BAJ^^^lggfciittiPwnßfw^
Furniture. Hair NattisJZs. MaWsuTEmbuZl
TBBUS.—Allsumsof ten doflatii aHoSeiSB '
days' credit. ssgotiaUs *Z
dorsed. irk BiftnWnr«ij^
D. F. Booth. Saleaman. ™y tg
By Bicbnrd Cautueru» Auet. ' "
ON FRIDAT.XHh instant, at Me'sleek. a.M.
at my store. I wilt esU at aaeboa. UMMhtou |£
rings, in goes order; Ml boxes Tohassot M bum
Soap: 5 bsm Butter; Cheese: sew Rama, BbsulZ
and^Wb^s,;^^^^^^
Be J. M. PiM—, Auet.
WILL BE M>Ll>. every niibt ibis wnsk.uk
auctioa room SS. Mala street.eeuuusueans ut
7 o'clock, a lame levels* of bus GobL sklfer,us4
Plated WATCHES: fine _M
GUARD and VE§T CHAINS. &_W\Mk_TA_
I.AINS; Silver-PUted a\HtOS__J__tnWß_lCA_B.
TORS.Ac. Also, a lot of PANCT OOMt, CI
GARS, CUTLERY, Ac.
N.B.—Consignments receiving every day sad ssei
without reserve. J. H. DIGOER, AusU
D. F. Booth. Betosmaa. JaV-Ss
By Ales. Net*. AueS.
NIGHT SALES.-WATCRES, JEWRLR?
AND FANCY GOODS-WiM bs soUfatUMU
tion. at my atore, commencing at 7 o'elssb, Tli IB
EVENING, and continued daring thesssssstfSUgy
night, a large aaaortrnent of Ins Held ansfhiTSa
t\ atchea. line Jewelry. Bracelets, Casey Bums,
Knives and Forks. Pocket Cutler*. Castors, Glass
ware, Merino Shirts. Drawers. Table Clothe. Csav
simeres, Bed Spreads, Cigars, and Fanqy Oasis,
no 30 ALEX. NOTT.Aik^
I NFIRMARY OF THK NIEOICAA. U4_L
> LEGE.-Tbialnirmsry ie eitaated at the earner
of Marshall and College streets, ia as elevated sua
healthful position, convsnteat to the Railroad De
pots. Hotels and other centres of bosinsss. ft M
furniahed with every arrangement requisite fpr
thesßccesefnl treatment of diseases aad interna.
and for tho comfort of the sick. All persons re
timing MEDICAL or SURGICAL aid. sxsssi
the insane and those laboring under contagious
diseaaea, are admitted into the institution. Trine
in women ars also rsesivsd and earsfilly sttssosl
Private rooms furnished when dssirud.
The eatienU are uader ths enargs of the Ftsfas
•ore of the .uilegs, who visit the wards daily. The
charges for Board, Medical Attendance, Nursing
and Medicine are, for Peruses.
Colored " - ....„.......,¥#
Private Rooms I tn • l*
In addition to the above rates, in oases resairise
a Surgical Operation, by agreement with the pro
prietors of the Bellevue Hospital, a small Cm is
charged for the operation, varying from RI to #Rl,
according toils importance. The particular fee JU
any case may be ascertained by appleutiou teeita
er of the Attending Surg sons or tae Rssßssnt Fby
sieian.
All charges payable on tbs rsasoval of the pc-
Attesdint Surgeona—Profa. GIBBON, FBTICO
LAS and WELLFORD.
Attending l'hvsiciane— Proh. TUCKER CON*
WAYandMtCAW.
Reaident Phyaioiau—EDMUNDS MASON, M. P.
Steward-F. M.PARRISH. 5
President-L. S. JOYNES, M. D.
Perkoiis in the country, desiring tosendaattsuts
t« the Infirmary, may address either thsPrMtdsat
or the Resident Physician. fa IS—ly
ELLE. I E HOSPITAL.-This lnatita Urn.
which haa been in successful operation fsr tas
last seven yeara, ia situated nn Chorch Hiß, Rich
mond, Virginia, in a delightful, airy poetßes. asd
is furnished with every convenience sennueivsts
the contort of patients and the aucoeaaful traat
iiient of dissass.
It haa lately undergone extensive repairs. Bnotes
have been nicely furnished suitable to tbs sooom
modntinn of gentlemen who may find it iaeonve
nient to lie treated at their private lodgings.
Particular attention will be paid to tuo lying-in
wards, which are peculiarly oominodious.
< Payable on the removal of the Patient.)
White Patients, per week _ _ -„. M
Colored do. do. ..„■ t
Private Rooms, do 97 to Bit
aeeeptaaoes required for patisnta rrosa
the country, unless where the parties are known lv
one of the Physicians of the Hospital.
This includes all charges for Board, Medical At- ,
tendance. Nursing and Medicine. By aa ai range
ment with the Infirmary of the Medical Collage, a
small additional fee, ranting from •> to M. wlft
lie charged for Surgical cases. Ths particular sunt
may bs ascertained tieiore-hand by appbeaUoats
on*! of the attending Physicians.
No Small-Pox admitted,
■ru. Ne Patient received for lass than » wesk.
The undersigned will live their perapaal atten
tion to all Patients placed is their Hospital.
AiTK.MUNo piiTsicranai
JAM ES BOLTON, M. D., Grace at, between eth
and sth.
THOMAS POLLARD, M. D., Governor at, Ist
door above Richmond House.
O. A. CRENSHAW, M. P., opposite American
WM. W. PARKER. M. D„ Lsw Buildisg, SST
ner of 12th and Franklin atr.
C, W. P. BROCK. M. D.. Resident Physician.
JOHN k UEORGE 6IBSON, BUiLDKBM,
t) RICHMOND. VA., would reepsctfolly isforsa
their Irieudaand the publio generally, thst their
establishment, at the corner of Cary aad tf'hata..
(recently destroyed by fire.) has been rebuilt In v
substantial manner, and that they are now pre
pared to reaume operations in their department ef
Ihi tineas on an extenai ye scale. To this end they
have enlarged Iheir workshops, and famished
tbem with all the improved MACHINERY sad
other appliances which can facilitate or expedite
the prosecution of CARPENTRY WORK in its
various branches.
Their new Saw Mills on Msyo'a Island are new
completed on such a scale of capacity aa will eaahte
tbem to meet the increasing demands ef the city
for l.uilding timbers. The mills ars of ths largest
and most approved kind, built by George Pass A
Co., of Baltimore, and having their patent motions
and attachments. Tne Steam Knrine, of one hus
dred horse power, was built by John k James Tam
er. of this city. Tbey have on hand several rafts
of first rate pine logs, and have made erraagemaafca
to get a continuous supply, aud are prepared ts fell
all orders promptly,at reasonable puces aad pa
accommodating terms. They have engaged a reli
able merlmp ie to work the.ir lath inaohiae, and anil
furnish plasterers' laths in any quantity that may
lie desired.
They will, as heretofore, furnish ruansandßS
timatks lor buildings and other iiuprovsmsats.
and will contract for tbe erection and somplstloa
of the same, in the city or country.
For tbe liberal patronage extended to tbem hi
past years by the citisens ot Richaaond and ether
portions of the State, they beg leave to exprsau
their grateful thanks, aud assure theaa thst tnsy
will sndeavor by every means in thsir powsr to
merit a continuance of their favor and oonndesos.
W SHADES '-WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
AT 230 DROAD Sr.-M. GOLDEN takes pleasure
m announcing that he haa reduced tbe prices of
his KH A DFS vi per cent, below former prices, un
til further notice. His larss assortment consist*
of Gold, Gold and Velvet, light and dark land
scapes, llouquets, Vsses, Plaiß, Gothic, Gross. BUS}
Blue Shades, with Gold border; ths best article ef
Fixtures to match; Curtain Bands snd Corsiees,
etc; a .-rent variety of English and American OIL
CLOTHS, with flannel back, plain er Igursd.sn
widths. Call and see arises, st tbs established
Cheap Dry Goods and Wu dow Shade Store of
M. GOLDEN. » Bread Bi
ds S- 8m Opposite ths stors ot ftnatlss k Cub■
AIIMIMMKAIOKB NOTK K.-TbS un
dersigned having qualified as Adiniaiatrateflk
with the will annexed, ot Thos. O. Burton, dee's.
request all persons having claims agaiast tfeeea
tate, tojpreaent them to na. that arrangements ju«p
lie made for their settlement, and these nwsMSH
to tne estate in any manner, will make iHHnsSBSSS
payment to us, aa indulgence saaaot bs atwun.
Ada'rs. with tbs will an'sexed. of
ja7-lm Thee O. Burlji,»,*^y u
LOOK. LOOK. LOOK, AT CMT-OMM
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE AT E. «5L>
SMIT'S, tob BROAD BTREET.-The hssSuusHb
ladies' colored Kid Gloves at lU* OSBta; SSJssuUl
Coissts.to lace ia front. WS cents; BradsoUM KM
brotdered Hdkl's. at WH cents; rich Bmbrmdstei
Coham at 75 cents, worth 91 W; White TnrIMSUS
at imS cents: I 1 Brows Sheetings at t eesgetSbas4>
at i2j»csnu; other styles of Blesahed aad Beuwu
Cotton* at reduced pness;. Irish atMsts.
worth 76; Cambric and Swiss Edsiass and ißSert
,ngs ; Whits Cambrics. 1W »wdTNatbTsl Bt*fj
Cambric Bands; Black Silks: White an? Rail
Flannels : Dress and Cloak Triiemiuts; MS QbMJin
sta great saenfiee; Ho..p Skirts: TbiWUeSB
and Edgings; Shirt .Bosobu; Milhnasy *2m*tm'_
Hemstitched, Grass Lines, nnd *XtSot mtjmft
Hdkfs.; a Urce lot ot Arttlaisl Flowers, to bsasß
atone half of their value. Tbe goods anstbs SOUL
snd rather than remove them, wilt bs otbred ul
auch prices as to eoavinee persons tbey ars ssM at
cost, aad a maay isstanees witboat rsflusd tessss.
E.jSOLDSMIT.mBNMdsSMSi.
OV. *% NKIT PR E»i DENTIA LBLRNV
TION.-This is s very imsartaas snisKss. but
it is equally as imsortaat to know where pen eun
buy lioods right low. so se is stabs pear mtrnif
reach twice as far. The very pssss ss ussspMMi
can lad at alt timea c largesssftftoeeet srtaeMn
broiSered Blsesua aad OsUsre. *m,mamm_\mo__jjufAu
wori'n 7»c ; Hosiery; Lis«allaa3kerebMßVßiOCr
aad ths richest Fsiiuoidersdeussal Bl."wnrtnl>t
Check and Swiaa Musbu,. tram Ms. snQswißfc
utws to one and JL tm MmMMJmLMMMUkk'
declared a ssssi - aaanslSviuiM ssMfeMU USBW
sststct to s tsffirtlsn sfifstt r*n*ilTTr*i^Bw
**£!**• .— __[_*\ __7^^~__

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