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~~0 fit tbb atcnnoirp tyiarATcn.] <
, vT |R FROM El ROPE- ;
, m of the »ova aoottur. i
rRI' * . '
I*ll *M -The- Oanat—n screw «
' *'v'._Wotlaß Imiti Liverpool on the !
-»rtip >' * ~,,„-.,.iterrnpbie advice* via i
■ i.ar.ixedhere thi* af
' . .-,iW* '' " ' ,
■'* ~.„. v.iv becoming e\eiy day ,
• ~, '.( . .v....;mi- Onngtuaawttlbß i
Vinißioue NattoaaH w_eb fa anp>
I ' l, Vi,-tii.'riiat..cly, believe* If tin* i
.-. ■■ *i' ' , i(l ,,i for annexation from
•• " '" ~. i li. m line of tbe Penin
and yrsucsawill anfarlynnnnl* ,
1 -■' "V 1.. especially, If Nice ami Sa- .
r . ,101 — h. Fi-anve.
"" -i i.e.- that 'thi* combination i* j
' • tertaiaed by la»i government* at
' , ■ lond »a
News says there is no reason to
,# t ne tßuaner la which the Frssi*
' V. i- ti :il relation* tat ween
United States.
. Aincii.naii.l North Amen- ,
• ' ' '"' , . ;
a ■' .nitment of Marshal Ht- i
....',■ . i ol tbe army of Italy ,
M warlibc Tbe latsel rumor I
•.: ~.,., nroben was. noi goiagto t
: the DnksdeOrammoat, i
.. ions to the Papal c'verii
., . ..... w nil! be followed
a hi tb« t'i.i.cii tor..-.there.
. , nave woo new *lctortee Ib
.. advanced sb North Negro .
i
Bstratioa al Dublin, pre
' LVhv I'r CoHen, proved a fat lure (
„, . , city article, ears tbat PreeL ,
. * rec< ami idauoo of a mill—
, . Mexic > exercised nnaan*
- ii Mexican stoeb
... (}uard an dlaupprovsaof the
~ -ii* Presides! trentad tbe
had rati mcd I i Part*. The ,
, ~ . Bii,»ioß to L adon was really
.- repot led to have said übnl
ii* retirement materially f»
., , ibi between (be cabinet* of
! lnc * . . I
g, yernment has Inst roc ted
:... (■ i ; . m tbe French gov
,:r. lined Begoti ition* on any
ihe agreerm nt m Viilafraaca
I ihe Zurich A coolereooa
. . . :. •: for ifyisf tbe Oeraana
ened i' Berlin.
as] eel ol Hi" Italian question
h•. icing at Vienna and Milan.
.■ .; , Lord Macau lay took place
bi \\ estmioster Abbey.
.fr ra China, to tbe 36th of Kovem*
I bren received. Ths American treaty
i i in force.
. oUUBBCI* 1..
...,! buisl but steady. Holder* an ire
i. i.r th iwed r.. disposition to i res*
foi i i.r <r..*:< uoO n.i.ei, icelin.. at toe
•. mi nnl on fuesdsj
ensral > id a Isclib i ■ tuceiiev.
„wer. Wheal doll, but
, . wmt Corn was very dv.l.
.citSral • wer* . ■
. , ..... | , firm 6 a si aa ! cofleo
... . . d
K ,.r, ru n :.,, ■ of ■. prod. ■ ■ advance ot
lttm . I si ■.. I'nflß ..
. pcMscratlc Meetiauj in Savaaaab.
-.. , Jan vary ■ The D mot ratie
.. Wednesday night wssaregu
,,.wov. Henry ii. Jackson, Eaq^made
~ d sustaining the following resolution,
I i (be call lor the meeting, signed
ired aad fifty -t ight mi rabers of the
Thai are believe it to be tbe desire
. , ■ ii oi tbe Democratic party i f
y, to have n meeti og held for
: concerting measure* to bar
i.ling difficuluea now apparent
psj-tj ihe Chairman be reqaested to
nd meeting
- \i. expressed hi* approbation of the
th< late MilledgevilleO iv
,:. ig their prel irence for tbe ,
.. a the Democratic eaadi
ency. Pending the dcliv
.-, ii. n row ensued, the different
, .. -.• divided, aud many persona
.... ths meeting. ;
: : an adjournment was carried,
meeting orgai i/.-.1. of wbicb the ,
;: ii .i' llecl iof the Port, wae
The following, witb other
. ,r'i' : .i« a substitute for tboae
i ,i Mr .l-i ,i- n, were then adopted;
;, ■ • tie dec*ion to the Presidency
g : '.'.!.: li Seward, or any mem
, purtv, or ■•■■■:■ endorser of the "irrn
miji iloctrine.or any i-i.ii.Tser of
a ; «•• mpatbiser of Jobs
or an] mourner for bis fate,
■ ly 1 dlowed by a disaoia
■ . stater- Aud be U farther
fhal it he c ectiofl of such a
In Presidi a y, we will padesv »r to
lit ii ition, aad to this wa
r ] i *, our fortunse and sacred
tkip Horned al Key* S orb - -Heavy Lean*
.■ -j ' . • The -hip John J. Boyd,
, ■ - ii, Ni . b River, too* fire
■ h thi* morning, from tome now
l'in- ship was to sail on the
■ - -. Liverpo t, and had bean
• few daj s.
tire i iida (he vessel and tbe cargo
•« • I'he John J, L" ij .1 wa* a ilisi
ia ief-ister, omit in this
..' A. Weabirvelt, and nraa
r ■ >'
•....:'■ a csrrect list of ber cargo:
. Tel* 0 ur, ~ barrels beef, 585 bales
bnl*. rosiu, 1 . Hi bushels grata,
• • i • tierces . ird. The cargo is
Mat fi: : ship \ alued a: 900 t ouu, and
Wall i n ri for $10,U 0.
v .» • from i'i!.e"v p.-uk.
a a, Jan •-.. -The Pike's Punk
ti • I -.ia}, havtag been de
vere snow storms. It
■ ■•■■: dollars in gold audi Res
i new* from tbe gold regtoa i*
veraeut had been aaade to
irdi tti« ra ... - iti consequence of tbe
'• new diggings., Them—en
i. Pars and on ihe Blue river were
'-..rniij; from ten to thirty dol-
Ii Bras feared thai a renewal of
M nther migbl much sull'er
mining d-siricts. The snow bad
tj . ired.
I • i. i.iurj ol Trade and the ( hina
War.
, Jan. 27.—Hon. Wm. Appleton has
;u in n meat ion to the Uoslon
rrade, suggesting tbat a meeaorinl be
;.- President of tbe Uaitod States,
• i lie mediation ol our Qovernmaal
'« ig difficulties between England
•md China. Tbe Hoard ot Trade
*' tneeiing adopted h resolution to
ilso invite tbe Bourds of Trade
York, Philadelphia aud Baltimore to
~» j. \. i j-n I,
Ihip ti aadeaed at Sea.
- j.i 1.. 27.—Ta*»ship Rsgulns,
i . report* tbat s-be leil iv witb
'Am rial, of Lath. Me, from Bristol,
Stb November, bound to Savannah
railroad iron. Bbswasaban-
Bdder gone. On the-J-th the
countered a barrleana in which
• babied. The captain and erase
• "•■■ fl sad nave arrived in the United
l.atrr irom Cuba.
Jan, 28.—The Btenmsbin Isaiiei,
Ustana .ii tbe 26th, arrived on Tybea
Sugar* v.. ro tii.iet, with. litht re
• ' •• nee i rop.
I • •-•■ - • an important.
• • ■ ■ hip l.m; in- state, from New Or*
"'d to N< w York, got agroaad going
• f Havana, but was worked oil
lad damage.
4 " ideal ..i Lewises*, Maine.
-' -• >s y.A ~i ,i; •~. Tfeieelevator-chain
. : ! here brokethts antHminc
•■ E '••■ occupants ol ihe elevntor a
l« listasce, breakiugaa arm ot Mr.
'' • rushing the nUsof a uitiu nanud Ool
: wvereiy injuring tbree or four other--,
'■* it ht believed, i itally.
I'akini oi a Western Meuiuer.
1 •«b,Omio, .L.n.r.-.—Tin steamer A.
liacargoof 500 tons, Irom Civ
■ - ! ' new Orleans, eunar, yußttr
'•••- • •!■. near OiaeiaantL The
*'" % " edai g_,«j(M,aad insarntl for
I to lose oa tbe cargo was heavy.
Agent S. utenced to Heath.
. »*M»tob, .I d „ ■».... Prtiucis Milcbeli,
,'■ Ton i ba steamship Marian, was yes
. "■>"■! lo I* haiiKxi on Ibe final of
•■• •' f attempting to a.aist a slave iv es
• •■ >o tbh Stats
Plumb not to be Found
t ',,:'' u>l ' - ,;i " 27—UnitedStntosMnrsba]
'• CD* lit"" 1 l>l^rJl " on tb« i'>ib instant to
srlumb to appear before ttit- Brnnui
k ". " '"■ the Harpora Ferry raid, but he
■•**|» be found.
BVetruetise lire in New lork.
itralt 8 *' Ja * 29 —Tb« building inTnl
■•* ctuuHHi uv \\v ii coop, Hallenbreb
•torbi.tV" :i, ' (l l!l '' saxlpif pr«-sd room,
lv •a' 12 "'clock i U vt nijjbt. The loss is
~,. " of power fjmnes were de
*«s»a„ lr f '" Teuil.
"• Won, * " '*• I'oXOitlce, a block
''' *i.i.i. f '''','* stable, adjoiniiiK,
■ > oestroysd by fine this Morning.
•■wsbb wen burned wii_lb«liable.
m •MaUyinsnfnd.
beuxu ot a Physician.
'•«w^;:"', J,k "- -''—Dr. Wm. Pike, mi
r ••»■ c.tiwfu, dtod tbi* muruiug.
From Waabluftsn**The Speakership. j
WaauiBOTON. Jan. as.—The Repnbllean can
ens to-day, while It adjourned without any
formal action, yet exblMted a •tats of leelißf
which will probably lead Mr. Sherman to take
early occasion on Monday to withdraw hi*
name from the conteat. It is well ascertained
that neither Mr. Pennington nor Mr WBiin
can poll so largo a Rejiublican vote as Mr.
Sherman, though they may have more ouume
strength. , . —- ■
Th* caticn* ha* rather weakened than
strengthened '.he Republicans and MMF*™!
come into tne llouee oa Monday with rank*
broken, and party discipline, de.troye. . The
Wbbra,Vmoerati arid American*, on Utnaan*
trarv are in excellent spiriU. and will Ufiu
the week presenting s front move united and
forin.dar.le than at any time since the opening;
of ihe cmi test The Northwestern and North-
'Tleiu'-crat* wlto voted for Mr. Sinltll on
tVridsv stand linn in their position, and MA*
rains bones uiv expressed that siillicieiit addi
tional torea m«v be obtolnU from Urn Ann-
Leeompton men to insure victory for the al
lie.l arinv ol the OouatltattoU. Indeed, Mr.
smith's election Is well nleh certain.
WABRinOTOn, Jan •>• "Tbe failure of the
Republicans ta agree upon a nominee, in their
caucus, this morning, has somewhat eleiaied
tbe hopes of iheir opponanbt na to the *iiv;cess
of the Vittcr. la Uct tney fcrtr tbat if tbe Re
publican* uiiiie upon Mr Paanlagtoa st Mr.
Uorwta tbe ItonubWeuue would aneeend. It
,- ,i eeasrallF adntltted bet tbni Mr. Rbsrnian
,s now aitogeiber ei.t of —o qunnlon.
Further from \V«shii«att»ii--Tii» ti«* of the
Rtoeb Repunuleunnj. > |
WAUninnron, Jan BR—TsuWru have been
tn-i'iv irivnte conferences to-day anions; ibe
members of the d»n>rea< pnrtiea In Coaareea,
wnn-i view to perfecting arrnnjrenMßts re
•urdißg the Sryeaksrsaip. The Republicaa
canedsyeaterdat wasnatomtyone,—Mr.Sber
mai withdrew bis suae from Hie list of oun
didate* but no »uocasior was notaiaated. If
they can nalie die whole of Sherman* ...tt- na
Mr Penniogtoß, of New Jersey, be will re
ceive sevsral aceeeaioas irom theaati-Lecosap
ton i tea Tbe Republicans are to-day actively
endeavoring to procure evidence of Mr.
Smith's (N.C.) nfilliatlOß witb the Know-
Nothings, w i b lbs hope of driving the Demo
crat from hto so ptjyort, I
Me--r- Holmau, Davis of Indiana, nnd Al
len of Ohio, have not yielded to the peraua
•loos of Ihe Detna mta to cast tbeir tomb fur
Smith and probubly will not. It is gsuernlly
believed thai wbea tbn forces are fulls mnr
sballed on boUti sines Ibe \ute will I* nearly a
tic
Tbe ■adsen Iti.er RallrsndAeekhrut.
New Youk, Jna. •:-.- Willi.iin .1. Ooey ..f
this city who was on board tbe traia clears
on the Hudson River Railroad which was raa
Into . n Wednesday eveninj, tbe 18th lneu,died
on Friday evening al Tarrytown. ™» coro
ner* inveatigatioos nave been concluded,ar d
Hartley, the brabsmao, eras nrrnston this
morning at ti rem bush.
Arrival of the I'inßSsiSß.
Xr-.v ToKK,Jsn.2S.—The steamship Oircas
•ian fromOalway, via St. John. N. F has ar
rived. Her advices wen- received from St.
John!, by telegraph, a wueh siaca.
Arrival of the Northern Light.
\ f iv York. .Tan. S3.—Tbe Bteamsbip North
ern Light arrived this mori ing from Aepia
walt, witb tbe California mails, specie una n*
passengers. ___.
Sailitii; #.i the Steamer !■ rfiabargb*
NuwYonn, Jau.SS.—The steamship E<iin
burg sailed for Liverpool this morning witb
96 passengers, she took out bo specie list.
The Steußßsbip America.
Bautax, Jan. •-"»-" A. _.—There are no
at_ti a• > r tbnateaaasbip America, now fully due
Irom Europe.
Arrival of the I ul'on.
New Tons, Jna.29. —Tbsstaaunsbip-of-war
Fulton, witb the Paraguay rmhessy ou board,
Hrri\eti night.
From Peraaasbnes.
N.mroL k. Jan. 98.—An arrival from Par
nambuco brings advices to the 3utb December.
Flour dull.
Nertberu Markets.
BkwYobb. .Inn. 2s-Flour heavy—Stole Stf's
•fi: Ohio $5 60*5 78; Southern t».*9#B 70. Wh»it
nnd Corn are tlull nnd noimnaliv nnclinnced. —
Pork i» firm. 01dMa»«*17; new do. §17.87; prime
1..',-! i.S 11 K7: new 813 02 ami 517 75. Lard i* stead)
.-.' In', li- 4 c. Whiskey is ilnii 'it "i' 2 r. Sales in j
New fork «B Friday of #6000 Virginia St. G'« *t0
at 90S. Saleroa Saterday at'ji'j.
Baltiuobs. Jan. 38. Flour steady—Howardßt.
98 SO. Wheat i--; quiet—red 123n1£9e.; white 130 a
Itfc. Cora stead t. Yellow 70b . white 74n7&s —
Provision* firm. Mess pork #17017.25. Prime a; 13 SO
a 13. Bacon sides lUc. Whiskey steady atHKc
TJDUCATiQN.
r pHE RICHMOND CEMALF. INSTI-
I TUTE, now in its sixth session, oilers to the
dan btersof Virginia and theSouthtbe best fa
cihties lor the acquirement of a thorough aitl I
finished education. It employ* fourteen able and
well tried teacnera, rcost of whom arc Vir-mrms, I
and two of them Masters nf Arts of the University.
Its coarse is extensive arid complete, embntcius.
all that a younx ladl should stsdy. It invites coui
parisoa with the moat prominent seminaries in
any part of our country. Pupils are admitted at I
in> tiass, but Boost advaataasoasly durini tiie first
weeks of January or at the auddleof February,
when the secoad term besiaa
1 KH MS (OB X H A IF IB ADVANCE.)
Board, including everything ALSO
SnxlUb l'uition SOtofiO I
French, Music, Drawing, Ac. usual extra
eharxes.
For catalognes. containing ilcta; lo . apply to
jt lo -dew CHAW, ii. WINSTON, President,
npjHR < ;il**\7t< ii 'S< lIiMII, CLASSICAL
I AND ENGLISH,7)i MILES WEBTOF RICH
MOND. The sabscriber offers to Ins friends a
lIo.MK for their sona in hi* own family, and h ;pe*
in devotinx his eaereies to the improvement of bib I
I->ip i! s. in preparing them for business or College,
to inei .t the oontinuance of their patronage.
CEISWIOK tannasuall] healthy.
1 lie exercises of the sohool will be resumed, I
MON HAY January 9th and close July 15th, IKB.
I'liition from B_to >,w.
Board, inoladint tui.lc, rooms, fuel. light an.l
washing, per omath, payable half ia advance.
Refbbbscb*.—John G. 'l'aiiniian. Bss-> tfosab
laad; Dr. It. J. Duval, Henrico; Dr. .S. Ct>ntes,
Henrico: Rev. J. !1 Taylor. Richmond; Welling
ton i» liiiin. hs4., Richmond.
ja »—las* GEO. G. EXALL, A. M._ |
SCHOOL WOTICR The next session of the
• ' School it im house will commence on MON
DAY . the vi h of January, aad continue ten months.
Terms, for board and luitiou, il'M; to be paid
hali annually.
I'upiis entrusted to my care will be considered m.
members of my family, aad receive the saß*est
lention aa m\ own children. W. il. 8Y DNOR.
Hanovku. DSc g, 13.VJ. ______
•jo p vk*:> m ans «la hiham op
1 RICHMOND. VA.—A select CLASSICAL snd
MATH-MATICAL MALE SCHOOL, opens on
ibe isi MONDAY in February. l>wi, at ROCK
MILL ACADKMY, in Backiaxham couaty, Va.,
i'HOc!. J. GARDEN, A. M., Principal. Tanx*
roa M Mosius.—BM Tuition, antl §100 for board,
Ac. No extras. Only 16 scholars taken. None
need apply who aaaaot euc teatiirwiiala of good
moral lialiit*. citiier b) reference or certificate.
Those wiio desire to have the.r sons or wants at
a school under good diaeiplitte aad where they
will tie free irom the haunts oi v.cc am! .1 sstpa
tiOßt will c.nvc an ipportiunfy of ciitenim them li>
apply im; soon. Only a few more pupils can !>e re
' For information, ippiv to C. H. BARKSDALR,
Eat., of the firm of Barksdalo k ilrolher, Shoekoe
Shp. Richmond, Va. ooKI-OF
MANfIIKf»T_K SCALE WORKS.—Wa
have oh baud from the above factory, PLAT
FORM SCALES, weighing from s3oto nOßlba.—
Also, COUNTER SCALES of every variety, ard
as :i4t ills for the inanufa-turers arc prepared to
take toilers for railroad track, depot anil ware
house Scales, Ac. which for neatness, durability
ami accuracy cannot be surpassed.
FAN-LEW, TAYLOR A CO..
js »; -ly No. 74 Main street._
f_VKEB% FLU RES,
OrIRiNCK ALBKRT POTATOFS.
FOH BRED.
These Potatoes took the premium at the United
States Fair, held in this city, ami are ot very snne
iiiH quality, ami will keep well. bWa lor nle by
ja~-tB RAQuAND A_BR^.L_
IM1 N »_TATI»H»-IS«R.
RIBBONS,
BtILLINERYand
STRAW (iOODS.
J_JCSTRONCI, OATOB A: CO.,
(UPOBTBIK tBBJOBBBBaOB
RIBBONS. BONNET SILKS au.l BATINS,
VKI.VKT.s, Rl'CHl's. FLOWERS.
FEATHERB. STRAW BONNETS. FLATS,Ro.
No. Zii and Lolls of 2.0 Baltimore st ,
Hai tiuobb. Mil.
Ofsr a stock unsurpassed m toe Baited Stotoa in
vanetv am! cheapness.
Orders solicited aud pronii.: attention etiven.
Tbbvs--Sjix month* ; 0 poi cent, off lor cash, par
funds. frst-aw
THE TORSTAIJL. HOt'SK. ' ._ .
1 CRAOHEAD STREET,'
IllTtlU, VIBLIMA.
With new furniture, and newly repaired, we as
sure viators tnat m.elltirt* wiil liespared to promote
•n#ir comfort, and we resßSetfaUy solicit a trial.
The TL'NSTALL HOI'SK i« also the STALE
OFFICE, and our omnibuseea will always be in
rA*diness to carry Basseaeers to and from the
Depot. A.G. W'ALTKRS.J
f. M. WALKER, J Propnatora.
feU~lrd W. T. SIM MORS. N
_ ELL I Ni> Oil AT lOST 1
>> TO CHANGE BUSINESS.
Iritenlinif tochanremy business this Sprin;?. I
ofler niv whole stock of ~„.,.,.,
RKApy-M AUK CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS,
AT Co£r. iNKS ' * C *' LEWIS A. MYERS.
Main street, square above St. Charles Hotel.
jal7-Tm
OK \ttC. IC > AN 1> L EWO rii —J eat received,
in prime order. * lar<e lot of Oranges and Lem
on* whicn I inn *e!lin< very low. Call and exam
meat JL'AN PIZZINfS, No IkW Main *t.
I MM A Xl BHEK BREAST Fl MPS, of the
1 best quality, for sale by „
DOVE k CO.. Drunmsts,
No- 83 Man street, Richmond.
KJfTJ OF TODI»'f.OL_ II A>lS-50 new Hams;
OKI to Im,kh of Buckwheat Flour, in store a»-d for
sale low. Lia»i-10i| WM. 0. BANDRIDGE.
Kf\ l»OZ. RIUHIMJb- Front lbs insiitiitio-i ef
'-■' Hit' Deal and Dumb and the Blind. Raleigh,
N. C. mpetior articles, variou* sixe*, for *a!e by
JOHN N. QORIMiN ft SON.
PRIME HITTER-Just to h»nd a No. 1 arti
cle of R. II and Goshen Butter: very superior
A**nt. W ". I M«a atraet, corner 17U.
j DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
A LIST OF LOT* AND PART*OF LOTS IM TIIE CITtFoV VICHMOrID, RRTVRN-
t OF CITY TAXES. FOR T_.*_ VEAft jm, "
which astrt lx»l«. or aarta of Lots, will lav mild in front of the City Hall, on the FIRSTDA7 OF TJ|_
FEBIM'ARY TK.KM m the Huattn.s t'ourt of the City of Richmond, hetween the hours of 13 in the
mornin . unit 4 o'clock in the afternoon, onles, there lie pievionaly paid the taxes thereon, together
with 2.i ;-i i'm,i fot atblitinaal charges.
' I f i A mo t t
nteia -or fabiim aaeaneSß with taxi,. : b<». or lot. ~vusor *tbbbt ko. or »r. Taxes I
' | ! j Doe. J
Atl«e..lac,.l.tS. JT] 179 Rocketts 40 [~9*m j
Barker. Kitty Aaa - - ißloody Run 38 122 I
Barrett. Marsaret 1 2and3 Valley 3o 9 tt) '
{linns, Kichard — ! - - ,J §§g j 34,; l
BSWSB.Hector, eai . 807 loth 33 3 17
haiemlimt, •.,..„. M at end.Surah \. Peters Sd Sl** 408
Baker. Martia.es** ■ • • - - Ht. Peter 70 1 B
Luriitit Ann i;. trustee for Burnett, J H... - - Jackson » 4 3d
Croach.Paadß i 143 X 22 3 87
<00,..>r. M-ina j - - limit and X Wot 240 .
Lradd_ek. 80, aat, ■■ » Haute .bo SCO
Crouch, Richard 0 -: l .ester , 60 »60
i.rumi.. Geo P, eat 18. m Hast Mi tl 131 211 *
..,_",,. *»*, ____! .' ,7 ' ■ ! W«,t Concord J134 442 k
< Urke \\ ra .1. al*vut Sacre* near Soufheate garden -!...]- 12 HO '1
Coselsnd. J-niima. . : - - ;T)„ V a| laß* 118 a
Parrar.J WDaaiß vi 823 »ta ,1M 120 -
Freeman .John A Baker and4th ' to » r
'■fddin. \\ .trustee for I rancis Walker ! 37 'Judah '3* 77 *
Hampton.Polly ..„ 83 'l ! 43 37s I
garrta Barab ~. Navy Hill 13 UU, ! 31 I 121
Huahea, A isnd AA* eat 670 Q andMh _kj 22 42 «
Hundley, Wm est Duval Ad 16 Coutt,*St Stp'n 1« 3 111 *
_ermaa.Gottneid CHowardi'lan;Howard I 30 675 1
Henry, Mary Navy Hillao r.rh 30 96
;; i ", , : lt ,',''-. oV" " •' - - M 48
...1 cs. lisriici . . V'allev 121 180 t
.tn ah, Vot.es H.CBt . . n.ival j 30 620 «
"' :'' . N ; , . n 7 A linker ! 62 till >
Jedß,FrSdA „ I 19.20 i Duval 1102 S3 66 ■
'"• V! " i.lackson ! 60 936
r__ <~.,_ " Jackson 1 MM i 322 '
L.-.ke SstUBBJ 30 to 34 Ith and Baker 157 628
__ St to 40 ;ftth and Hater Balance 30 1 2ti .
. • '," 6. tofts ,s'h and Duval 80. 81, 324 \
,"• f_ 03t072 i6tit and Baker ! Do. 94 376
&_«'■:•."•.::•":: "*••! t MdB " w Bj »_. '
■ ooii.WH t,-i:sterforS\V:tlkd'cn.':.':.".::'.'."::V.V " n " ll ward S as !
Mt.o. Idwnr.lO.eat. abootlKaore We.t Bridge and River. i - - - i- 40 00 i
Mayo. Aou,!Lest, I-rench (iarden Hill. 2 acre*.... - - .... 8 00
Murokis B tf, est a ,Po P - ar ! 45 I S« .
v.;;;i. f:daii.ißHiit;rdo,i::::;:.v:;.v.v:;.r;.": VT tT 2 iS I
Piesette.GsoC.eet 2JI SSlar no n„'
i> ~ •„„ P. i'u - " So Water h*i ' 24 on
• nee, ai\r»! _f 5 ,',? Oenaowl ' 01 half pd !g ~,
'.•'.".»; i w.i ! 1? S Rocketts at* 271
IHI .itTTilll. W 1) -j., jj -
il'TV;', 1 ,.' 1 ', 1 ' 1 ' •— 121,122 Charity Balance l»i 310
Vi I' ,t* - " -Fast Valley \*» 9M -
H.';'. t.,li lftS "tPanl ! 4.12-12 M ,
aeeve, j ,mes I, ... 17 .nth '40 lei
<',','r7;,'li°. , r "\ teef " r '' ;ine VrClarkl " m Hantl24th ■' M '' 1760 ,
s_»Xi_. ,eh «* rdH 9 nffihon » : »S
s__jS - v ;■■•.".■,■,■■;•■•■■: "o, „- ■«» 1 «BolBOB m tea ,
Shook, Jacob, Baker's Addition 21.24 Alley 201 lea
j"■ '"'• d "- do 2.V 26 alley ir.l 1 .To
"• _ », iv Cabell si; <M
"• J 11 Caiiell aj g
J*"- __ 12 Cabell i 43 -i,
Smith, Joha \\ -. Ii 6th m 16.,
. m " - __»-_. •-,-, I li 6th 60 96
Townssad. Dunn, est : 7 Lester 21 I 7Sg
lerrellJC - - 6th 30 4 S
Woodcock ..-'"iin. ! Be. 12. 3 Road and X MS m_ |g s,
.Warden Elisabeth, est „ 1 11 L 2 6y
__J_____2Sf JFLirs A. IIOB.SON. Co!!cctor"oT the C.t") of Riclm.oiid. j
FOR SALE AND RENT.
Mi, FOR SALE.—I <ir-»r f.r sale the laree |
I .: tinea tiorj BRICK TENEMENT on South
■s-Btside Mainstieet, between lath and wth. The
build in; contains 12 rooms; tbat oa the first iloor
bavin* been used for many tears as a grocery,
*ith state roof, lightning rod. Ac , and insured in
the Mutual office. The KITCHEN, with four
rooms, also covered with slate. Aaj oae desiring
to purchase a good stead for a retail store, caa buy
a bargain, hi applying immediate!; to the asder
signed.on the premises. ANN B. DAWS.
ft*. rOR SALE ¥RI V A T ELY—WEBT
,:. WOOD, on the Brooke Turnpike, one and a
Bssihall miles front tbe nit*.being tufi ACRES.
Also, h HOUSE and LOT about 13 acres, near the
new Fair Ground*, and a HOUSE Vnd LOT of J
seres in Sidney. A No, a family of choice SER
VANTS Any person wishing to purchri.e, will
please call at my restdeaea, ot address me by let
ter . Richmond, Va.
ja Ji-.Ji* CHAS. J. MERIWETHER^
j*. FOB RENT—A coml'ortanle and conve
-1..T;;. incut HOUSE con'aining eight rooms.oaJSd
BBSBBtrant, between Main iru' Franklin. Kent low,
nnd possesion given is' February next. Apply to
RAWLINGd A HOLLADAY,
ja2S—ta ltth street, between Main and Cary.
FOB RENT—Two good sised ROOMS
fpS in the House over Store No. 887 Broad street.
Bn | ~ y pa the prsauesa, for further particulars.
3_ UTORKH, UNIiKR ST. CHARLtt;*]
V;:':V IU ITK L. FOR It ENT.—The spacious STO It E,
assßon Main rt., adjoining Duke A Hutches.n'*,
aud the TWO STORES, Nos. 4 and 5. on Wall st..
under the St. Charles Hotel, are for rent at low
prices, to good tenants. ABM* to
G. W. YANCEY, Broad st,
ja 27—ts 2 doors above .Monumental Church.
,y-_S NAVY 1111.1..— For sale privately, on
V;,.'Nhvi Hill, north of Leieh street, a newly
■—erected two-etory brick HOUSE, brick RIT
CHEN and vacant LOT attached. For further iu
foriiiitii.ii, inquire at the office of the Dispatch.
j-i 27—3t*
j* FORTReNT OR LEASE—The FIRST
MFI.O'IR of honseoa mth street, between Mam
■BUVindCary. (2nd door from Main.) The front
Room is about 75 by 22, and the office in the rear is
about: 20x2S. This is an excellent business stand.
Term* moderate Apply at once to P. B. LAW,
at Richardson k Co.'s, or WM. EX ALL, at W.
Peterson'* Prog Store. ja26—2w
jv !> i: SI B ABL E RESIDENCE FOR j
' ,:':'SAL!', i'IIIVATELY.-Thesubscriber,intend-
B_mg to discontinue housekeeping. ..tiers for sale
his very desirable HOUSE, at tiie corner of Hth
and Roaa streets. The Dvelnrii has 12 rooms.
wita hot and cold water in 3 rooms; also. iraß.
closets. Ac The House is 2S by 42 feet, with a
lar.'O kitchen and smoke-house attache' 1 . There;
are also coal and cow houses. The LOT fronts on
Ross itreot and runs back ISO feet to aa alloy. The
BUILDINGS are of the best materials and fin
sh-il in the beat style. In fict. it is one of the !
most desirable Residences in the city, anil for bust- j
. I'.sa or professional men. ths 'location is equal to
any. For terms, which will be liberal, apply to
K.T.WINSTON,
jatt—ln (Fisher A Winatoa,) IB Main st. |
FOB SALE-A nice TENEMENT, con-J
<|3 taming 7 rooms and kitchen, with good sized
■aßßlot and water in the lot, sitnateit on L'nion
Hill, near Union Station. Apply on the premises,
...r to SAM'L S. CLARKE, at A. Morns' Ho.,k ;
jji. FOB BBBT.—The bursa WAREHOUSE J
Ses! situated on Cary.betweefl ilth .'iml 12th streets, j
Bt_reeentlj occupied by Mr. 11. F. Diokinaen as
a tobacco factory. <i'he house contains a lame
quantity of ro un, and the location is near the Ba
sin bank.
For luither information, apply to
K. D. EACHO,
jn 2.1 —ts Near Exchange Hotel.
*«j EOH. It T. NT.-Tiie ROOM fbl nerlt occu-
W:f i-.i.-d us Whitehtirst's Gallery. N#. 77 .Main st ,
8888.26 h\ 100 feet, second fl«»>r. is for rent. Also, a
LODGING ROOM on the third floor. For terms,
apply to JOHNSON A HARWOOD.
.«," \ ALUABLB PRIVATE BWELLINO,
EBON THK NORTH SIDE ot - " LEIGH, UE
■a—TWEEN ol'H AND 7TH STREETS, FOR
SALK —We arc authorised to sell the large ami ad
mirably well located DW KLLlNtf.aowiatbeocea
panoy of Peter W. Dadlev, adjoinina on one side
the residence of Col W. D Blair, and oa tbs ether
that ol Mr D. 8. Woolndee. The lot hasalront
of 44 feet and a depth of Mi feet. The Dwelling i*
lame, is in good repair, and is supplied with gas
and water. Appiv to
jt 2t—Gf GODDIN k APFEESON, Aaeta
_i. SHOP RBBMS ABB WATER POW
tiTrt'i.R FOR RKNT.—We have for rent three
eamßooMS. front in* immediately on tne Canal,
eiu'hrv feet, lontr and lift, wide, with WATER |
l'OH' KR- the BUILDING being ot the most im
proved and substantial eoastrastioa, with slate
ntof. and well suited for maanfaeturißß purposes.
Parties desiring to locate themselves will do well to
call and exam.ne the premises.
J. R. ANDERSON A CO..
de 23--tg Tredegar Iron Works, j
REAL ESTATE FOR SA_B._
M ATTENTION CAPITALISTS.-
ROCKBRIDGE WHITE BULPB HI
AND CHALYBEATE SPRINGS FOR
Srt ;.r. — riicie SpriagS are situated in close prex
imitytotbe LsxiSßtoa and Ibichanaii Turnpike,
distant eight mile* from Lexington, six'een Doin
Buchanan, Bad ehrbt from the Natural Bridge; in
a li.c.t,on remarkable for its salubrity, cool and
pleasant during eves the hottest months of summer
and poeeessin* every natural advaatasw necess try
to make it noe of the mast popular SUMMER Kh-
SORTS in the State.
The SULPHUR WATER m pronounced by roni
petent iudtts to he equal, il not superior to any in
the State. ; rim) in temperature resemhies the Rock
nriiUeCol.l Sulphur. The TRACT of LAND, con
sisting of 12i) acres cleared and under cultivation,
and 80 acres finely tunliered, to lie sold witu the
Springs. ... . .
Tbums.—Ous-tbtrd sues, balance ml and 2 year*,
interest from date, or cit* property will he taken
in exchange, at a fair value.
Appiv to E. D. EACHO.
ja 20 -d2wcwlin Mth st. near Exchange Hotel.
I "MIR SALK. —I have for sale two half acre
' LOTSeu (irace and Broad streets, (entire,or
iin ided into smaller lata.) next to Morion* tlower
(•anleri; an excellent GARDENER, and a superior
MOR'3 AN HORSE, very showy in harness or on
parade; and for rent two SKATS in Pew No. 13 tn
St. Paul's Church. I will take occasion to correct
an ii<ipressi"n, which I am informed isa very prev
alent one, that I had discontinue 1 the practice of
Medicine and Surgery.
ja2-l-lm J.K. BROOCKS.M.P.
itii fJABLS t'RIV ATE DWKLL.INO.BN
V SOUTH SIDE CARY, BETWEEN I<t AND
2i> STREETS. FOR SALK.—We are authorised
to sell a valuable DW ELLING, situated as above.
The Rouse contains 11 ro'ius. and has every ac
coiniiiodattoii for a large size family. There is on
the lot a Stable. Carriage-House. Ac. The Lot
front* 30 feet by 15? **•*, 10 an alley 15 feet wide.
For terms, A J .apply to , DD L'o'on»i
j r , 23-jni (jODDIN k APPERSON.
__Tt CHINA, GLASS AND
JC_/ l " , • , **• EAR I'H EN WARE.
117 MAIN STREET.
y_u l am now opening a very superior lot of
White Granite blNSsiß^AHk,n\^na. n! iea.
ted oval atiape*. Al*«>. TOILfcT-WARE, rhA
WARE. PLATES. DISHES Ac ..be, I JjaveaUo
ou hand a fine assortment or GIiASSWAKb, late
ly received from the factories. ......
Mil lin O. B. IA . LUR.
_ "•-'a.ato.. „ Jt
Fret exhibition of HI R DS from the four quarters
of the glob*-a splendid variety IWJ/t_'_./,_»,
thelNit Indie... Five varieties of the smabest
CAOED BIRDS in the world. Imported CAN A
lD B
BRoAD "fTSEET, nine doors above the Virgin-
SHIPPING.
FOR PHI
. < __fj_l' KVKWV TUESDAY—The A No. 1
Dsvin Ta:*_, is now rsadv to receive Freight!
aud will leave on TUESDAY, January 31. at t
For freighter paeaage, having superior a500nt
..... , Rocketts.
Freight through to Boston via Philadelphia by
I steam at moderate prices and with dispatch.
ja *S-3t |
| AAN , FOB BBEIBEN.-The ship HELENE,
j 4gafc Captain H. Raschkn, will toad for the above
; " "-port, ror trek ht apply to
IEDW. WM. DaVOSS k CO.
»X BOSTON-FIRST VKSBEL-The
ular packet schooner W E S T O V E R .
it J. ilEttky, having a portion of her
teed and going oa hoard, will iiave quick
ror balance of cargs, apply to
DAVID k WM. CURRIE.
FOB BALTIMORE Tho superior
• sailing packet schooner U M.B.TRIP
TT.Capt. Pritchbtt, having tiie rreat
-lof h«r cargo engaged and going on
! have dispatch. For remainder, apply to
W. D. COLQUITT k CO.
OR NORFOLK,.—The good schooner
.HV L. JOHNSON, Capt. Bdkkocghs,
•nig the greater portion of her cargo en
gotng onboard, will have snick dispatch.
ruler of oar .... apply to
w. p. Colquitt a co. I
OR NEW ORLEANS-The superior
t-sailing schooner ROSF.NEATH, Capt.
ker having; a large portion of her cargo
ml going on hoard, will have nuick dis
ir balance of freight appl. to
DAVID ft WM. CURRIE.
"OR BBW YORK--FIRST VEBSEL.
iliinond and New York Line of Packets.
ft superior iast sailing senr. LYNCH
m. C. Rabbis. Master, haviac a portion
go engaged and going on board, will have
atch. For balance of frai tht a poly to
11A YIP AWMJC I. R RIE.
" ,- —i SPECIAL NOTICE. -Until fur
I <X_E— A? trier notice tha YORKTOWN. Captain
" 1,,, au "i PaBKIrH. will leave New York for Rich
-1 inond every SATURDAY, at 3 P. M.; aad the
JAMESTOWN, Captain Skinner, every WED
NESDAY, at 3 !'. M. ttotuming. thei will leave
I Richiiiiind lor New York even TUESDAY and
! FRIDAY, at! P. M., touching at Norfolk and City
i Point going and returning.
ja 13-ts __ LUDLAM A WATSON.
JT—* -. NoTIt' E. —The steamnrCUßTlS
i g. ga___.PECR will, after MONDAY next,
!uw " "■"■•fitli inst.. discontinue running bs
| tween this, Portsmouth and Nortolk, until fur
I ther notice.
Tiie steamer GLEN CO YE. Capt. Z.C. G;fford,
■ will continue the regular run between this, Porte
mouth ami Norfolk, leaving the wharf at Rocketts
regularly every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
I FRIDAY MORNINGS, at 6,S precisely, and re-
I turn each alternate day, (Sunday excepted,) le.iv
-1 tag Norfolk at the same hear.
I de 1-ts R. O. HASKINS.
_ff— CHARSS Or HOIK AT
i _fi_____STARTING TO PORTSMOUTH
! ***9*_a___ Al \ii NORFOLK. AND REDUC
TION OF FARE.— Ths GLEN COVE and CUR
TIS PECK wilt, on and alter Monday next, 3rd of
October, leave the wharf at Rocket?*, every morn
ing (Sunda\s excepted, i at (R o'clock, precieely;
j the (ilen Cove leaving every Morula}', \\ edaeadsj
and Friday mormags, and the Curtis Peck every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday aaoraiafa* aad
iioth boats return each alternate days, touching at
; all the renu lar IsudlßgS iioin" and returning.
! Passage for the round tup. to aad from Ports
! mouth or Norfolk. (Ji. To City Point. RAj
R. 0. HASRINS.
| RUNAWAYS j
"_y HAN AWA Yon theTSth inaant, from tbe [
0W under igneC, his negro mao. JOHN, or aa be |
Brails himst'lf, "JOHM KENNY," atiou'. 22 :
I Jn years of age, about ive leet seven or eight ;
•Xaß—inches in height, and of B brown color. His
I lettarm was broken, and in consequence it is not
I straight. His father lives in Ohio, aad I have rea-
I sons to beiieve that Jotin is making for that State !
:He is sell acquainted along the Virginia Central i
Railroad. A reward of TWENTY-FIVE DOL- '<
LARS will ik? giv«n for the apprehension andde-
I liver; of John to jail so iliat 1 get hint, if taken
j within the State ; or for like apprehension and de
livery if taken out of the State the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS. Mv address is Louisa
Court-House. Va. WM. C. BAP. RET.
Jan.2Ht, 180*. ja24—U
~w* l-SC W ABB wil Mie paid for c.nfiu.ng
flt GEORGE in jail so that I can net him.—
Jp. George is about 20 > ears old. about 6 feet huh,
i Ja of Bright yellow color, has a very urum look.
! .'—_• and no scar recollected. The above reward
! will lie paid for the said boy when delivered in Jan.
j Treviilian's Depot, Louisa county, Va.
I -aassj __ OHI MAN, MAN, THOU JtftT
| ns'--i%ij?l but dust; therefore, why irrieve at the
j **r - Tp[ lHns , e8 ~(■ |j (Pi fa tl | eaveg t, u t a
dreary waste to contemplate upon. So now for so
liloquizing.
Mk. Editor : As I said in my last advertisement
I had l>een studying astronomy. of conrae people
expected to hear of some great phenomena I would
have discovered, but in examining the elements. I
found there wa* a inistery beyond the cotiipreht-u
--|>n of man. and as I had no desire to i.uild a tower
Babylon, therelbie i h ive it out ai.d went to
lidities.
lam now still in the rim: to trade for anything
>iv tho bowels of the earth to tiie mountain top.
that I push along, keep moving; for it is wiser
an setting aside aad dreaming. MKBtaj and wast
ing life* tide, tor in liie'* earnest battle those only
prevail who daily match onward and never say
iail. HAGAN'S JOHN.
18th st.. Creek Nation. Riemi.ond. Va.
P. B.— I promised the public a romance of my
lite, which will tie forthcoming in due tune.
ja 26-3 in _ !
-_».. _— r; ~*. FOR SALK—One "new OPEN !
BOAT, of the largest size, two
■ ______Be»bi_ and one stable. Capacity
at«i.ut 70 tons. Also, two DECK BOATS. Terms
reasonable. Apply to _
Jas. c. McCarthy a co.,
jal3-2w* Cor. G'h and By rd sis ,on Canal.
"—. .FOB SALE—A aatall IMPORTED
WELSH PONY, in perfect coder, and of
__*_*- gU j,er lor style in gait, either riding or in
h ALSO-A CARRIAGE. HARNESS, SADDLE
and BRIDLE. Arc., suitable for a __•
ADDITIONAL.-.*, hne DRAUGHT HORSE. All
of which Will he sold sfl very reasonable terms.—
For further particular*, ippl* at this othce, or at
ja24—fit HIX'S American .Stables.
,r*__ FOR SAt.r-Two SPRIRO DRAYS
_X""* an d two HORSES. A bargain can I* had
_C__-t,y earU tppltcati-n. They can he bought
upon a .hort credit for send paper Apply to
ja 25-6t Creek Nation. 18th street.
/-** FOR SALE—A RIDING and HARNESS
_t3bHORSE, and 10 or 12 well-broke MULES.
____-„,,|<| f„ r no fault, warranted sound and all
right. Term* acooinniodating. Can tie- seen at my
stable*, oa Dock street, between •Bband aoth.
jail—lm* K^BOSsIEUX.
TNTTENGER A; £I»10NB,
_. RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
BUILDERS OF PORTABLr. AND STATIONA
RY ENGINES. SAW MILLS. RAILROAD
WORKS,Ac, „
BTEAM FIRE ENGINES.
Of the most apprttved plan, and made in the very
br*t mrtnner, wnrrante'i equal in eyernvespect to
any of the name sized Engine* built either North
or West. , ja_-3m
rpHE SLBRUBIBEBS, Acaato for Msssrs. J.
1 G. * H. B. Miller k Co . rauaniar count*, are
prepared to contrast for VIRGIN! A MANUFAC
TURED CLOTHS, samples of which can be seen
at our office. Tbe quality of these Cloths cannot
be surpassed, as many who hava tried them are
ready to testify. Terms eseeedißgly liberal Vol
uatesr companies especially are itvited to examine
' * A I__ CtATm _tr__t
Atrcnoar sales,
FUTURE DAYS.
By B* B. Cash, Auct.
i<r pater •* itiiop atocr ob bbt
1 t.'sODM CLOrHIN'J,H(H)TB.BHOES, HATS,
SAPS. MILLINERY. FANCY BOOM, Ac, AT
lUOTION,— By virtue of a deed of tru«t executed
iy Isaac fiordlincerto tie suneeriber. and dvi» re
onieil m the t.liiin of the Husting* Court of the
it; of Richmond. I shall proceed to sell on WED
NESDAY. Ist da* of February, at 10 o'clock, at
he *tore of n.ii.l Nordlinger. on 17th, between
rlam and F'anklin streets, the entire stock con
ained in said store, eiubmcine a large variety of
DRY tiuoDS. CLOTHING.
ROOTS. SHOEd. II *.Trt CAPS.
MILf.IN ERY, FANCY GOODS. Ac.
TrKM«~Cash. 8. SCHWARTZ. Trustee.
a_,Ba!e conducted by E. B. Coos, Auct.
ja» __ __ |
By RL-hurd i'ußthorn, Auct.
*2TO(K OF MILLI.UERY. BONNETS,
2 TRIMMINGS. SHOW CASES. Ac. AT AUC
PION.-Oa WEDNESDAY. Ist day of February,
it 10 o'clock, A. .VI., at store No. 39. Main street.
:ept by Mr*. J. Woody. 1 will sell at auction, for
ash. a fine *'ock of MILLINERY. BONNETS,
IIBBONS. TRTMMINGB, COUNTER SHOW
3ASEB, BONNET STAND, Ac. all of the beat
.nd moat la< tuonable »tvlea. I
FURNITURE. PI A Nu. Ac.-After the above. I ,
rill *e|| alot. f FURNITURE, consisting of asv- ]
■rn\ Fea'her Bod*. Tables, Sideboard. Bedsteads,
fine Sofa and sundry other amcle*.
PI ANO.--Alsn. a fine-toned PIANO.
LEASE OK STORE FOR SALE—Previous to
he sals'of the Millinery, Ac. I will sell the lease
if the store, extending to March Ist. MB. Tin* is
in ndiuirahle stand for a milliner, having been
iepr by one for many year* past
ja3o R. CAUTHORN. Auct.
By Alex. Nott. Auct.
[~_OTll 1*4(7, DRY GOODS, FURNITURE.
y.Vi-.—Vi'ill be solti at auction at my store, on
rUESDAY. January .list, coinmencinn atlOo'c'k,
Ml p.eces READY MA DE CLOTHlNG,contist
ng al Costs, Pants and Vests; Merino Shirts snd
'rawer*; Collars, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Woollen
Sock* Comforts, Ac; Shoe*, Cap*. Ac.
FURNII'URE.-A lot of Furniture, Crockery
r.id Gluaswsrs.
ALSO—3 superior Double-Barrel Gun*, to cover
id varices and charges.
ja 30 ALEX. NOTT, Auct._
By Thos. W. Keener, Auct.,
(Office corner 12th and Cary streets.)
flU__ FINE STOI X FOB SALE AT Alt -
be told on THURSDAY,
' February 2d. at 11 e'clock. ia Iront of my
■tlice on \'i ii sireei-
ONE FINE BAY MARE, eight years old. war
ranted sound, and well broke to aiscts aud dosMa
harness. She can trot her mile in S 20. whin in or
ler. She is now very heavy in foal b] Kossuth.
ONRVERY FINK ROAN FILLEY, two year*
>ld tint Spring, by Kossuth Said by judges to be
very line.
Two good well broke MULES.
Tbbjss—Cash. THOS. W. KEESEE.
ja2S Auctioneer.
By Goddill & Apprrson, Auct's.
\rALI ABLI. FBI FATE DWELLING ON
V THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN. BETWEEN
7th AND Kth STREETS. FOX SALE AT AUC
TION.—At the request of Mr. l'e»er G. Cosby, we
will sell at public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, the 7th of February, IMB, at*o'cloek
P. M.. ul fain if not. the next fair day .> the excel
lent BRICK TENEMENT, now in the oecupauo)
of the said Cosby. The said house has K)rooms,
iiesiiies kitcken containing 4 rooms, and ;s sup
plied with gas and water, and aH the rsodera im
provements. The parlors hive marble mantles
aad sliding doors. Tie basement is well finished
with an entrance from the street—thus Bulking it
desirable as an office for a Lawyer or Doctor The
bouse Was built about 6 years ago, of the ttest ini'.
te'jii.s and workmanship, and is now in excellent
condition, (ts location is among the Btcstußaira
ise in the city for tbe merchant or business gentle
man, being >n the heart of tiie city, only four doors
above Mrs. L. D. Crenshaw'* new Hotel, and in the
most improvise rart of the city.
Tbkms.—One-fourth cash; balance at4.Band)2
months, for negotiable notes. interest added, se
cored by a trust, deed. The taxes and ins-urance
lor ls-'Oto be pan! bt the purchaser.
ja« GODDIN k APPERSON, Aucfrs.
" By E. B. took. Anct. ~"
TBI'STEE'S Mtr. t»r FUTURES TO
1 THE-OFF ICE" RESTAURANT, AT AUC
TION.—Ob TU FSB AY, Bet inst,at in o'clock. I
will (by order of the Trustee) soil at the •' Otuce"
Restaurant, on Governor street, ail the Fixtures
attached t» said Restaurant, embracing Counters,
with marble tons; Oyster Box; Gas and Water Ap
purtenar.ee*; Range; Awning and frame,
Ac, Ac
I'he above are of the best quality; ard as ar
ran-einciitg may be made witb tbe landlord toes
tend the lease, offers inducements to any one wish
ing to embark in the same business.
ja T, _ E.B. COOK. Auct.
By lluulup, Msiacure At to., Auct's.
rAKt.n SALE «r SCMAB AND RO*
Kj LABSEB AT AUCTION .-On WEDNESDAY,
the Ist of February, commeaeuag at iv o'clock, we
will sell, at our auction store the cargoes of the
s-chrs. Roeeueath and Elizabeth English, from At
takapas and Near'Orleaas, consistiagof—
360 bbds. SUGAR, ranging from fair to choice
taality.
450 bins, and half barrels choice quality MO
LASSES.
ALSO,
15 hhds. CobaSUGAR.
50 hhds. Muscovado MOLASSES.
Tsbxs.—Under SUM, cash: orrr thai auMiiiat. I
months' credit, for approved negotiable paier.
n_ Bale without regard to weather, and will
commence at 10 o'clock precisely, to enable dealers
to attend Messrs. Crenshaw k Co.'s cans sale of
Rio Coffee.
ja2o PUNLOP. MONCURE k CO- Auct's.
F_ECUTOR _ X.ALB OF PERSONAL. B.l'
- FECTB OF THE ESTATE OF IESBE C.
JuNES. DEC'D.—Will be sold na TUESDAY
next. January SI, 1860, at the hour oi lb o'clock, at
the residence of said Jones, <a\ Brooke Avenue,
near the Grocery Stoic ol ..I W Beveridge, all the
Household and Kitchen FURNITURE, consist
iniot ihe usual variety; also, all the Leather,
Hides. Skins. Ac. consisting of CALFSKIN. Ac;
also, all tne TOOLS and FIJCTURRB used by said
decedent in the Tanning basiasss; also, one large
Omnibus, one Bu;:gy and Harness, one Wagon,
Ac
Tzßlts of sale made kn-iwn on the day of sale.
j a » -<it(l ■« WM. A ._A L L EY, Ki'r. _
By Creashsw A to., Auct's.
O ilflfl BAGS _IO COFFEE AT ABC-
TION.—Ob WEDNESDAY, the Ist day
of February next, we will sell at our warehouse.
on the Basin, conimencina immediately after
Messrs Dcblop. Mobcvkbß Co.'s sale of Sugar
and Molaaaea, ths cargo of tbe bark Fannie Cren
shaw, just arrived direct from RioJane.ro, constat
ing of
2 000 bass prune RIO COFFEE, in double bags,
and selected expressly for 'his maiket
Samples of tins COFr EE are now at our otfice.
and can be aeea any tune previous to the sale.
Will tie added —
lot bbis C Extra SUGAR.
50 tans Lagnai ra and Santos COFFEE.
2v bagaOkd Governsaeßt lava COFFEE.
4 half pines FRENCH BRANDT, pure.
HXI boxes Adamantine CANDLES.
Tbbxs.— Under .®lOti, cash; over Rtfß, t months'
credit, for approved negotiable paper.
ja2s CRENSHAW A CO , Kiclimond, Va.
Ulßlil N I A
V BURNING AND LUiIiiICATING
COAL OILS.
Tbasreat KANAWHA COAL AM) OIL COM
PAN V, {consisting of native citizens ol our own
State, has appointed us Aitent* tor the sale ol
their
JUSTLY CELEBRATED
BURNING AND LUBRICATING '
COAL OILS,
the quality of which is warranted pure and unadul
terated
we invite the attention of apothecaries and
dealers tbrsushoul the State ta oar supply, which
will I c i-trge, and sold by nboiesala only, at the
lowest factory prices.
ja 11-ts GOOCH A ECHOLS.
X —TO FARMERS AND MBR
-I CHANTS WHO USE AND DEAL IN
GROUND PLASTER-—We woald call your spe
cial attention to our stock, row in baud.of the
best WINDSOR SOFT BLUE PLASTER, but
ebsasd with special rsaVrsaoa to the interest of the
farmer and the trade generally.
From oar loag experience in the hniinaaa. and jit
mf it our personal attention seeing thatevery twtr
rel is well coopered and in good shipping order, and
the Piaster thoroughly pulverized—we ti.iz-.rd no
thing in *a% ing that it will be to your interset to
KivsueaeaU. Farmers seadiag baas will be fur
nished at one dollar less per ton. A iii.eril dis
count to ihe traUe. References— Edmund, Daven
port k Co.. Jas. T. Rutier. and other merchants.
J. k H. F. SHARP. Steam Plaster Mill,
noM—tot* South Bids of tha Dock. Richmond.
NOTIt X.—All persons having cla.ms BinttßSt
the Commonarealth of Virginia, for (he pur
chase of anus and aiiiuiiiii'tioiis, the r.sseiiil.bn.'.
ai initio esuipping and maintainia* ti oops, «nJ, !.>r
tbe transportation anil pay of the same, and for any
other incidental expense* incurred in the defence
of the Stato, and in the execution of prisoner* ua
dei sentence of the Circuit Courtaef Jeßsrsoa
count] . are hereby required lo prese/:tThesaineiiii
modiately to the un :oisisned. at Richmond, a
U.ard creatt-1! under tbe act of Assembly entitled.
An Act, appointing comn issioi ers to asdit and
pa% tbeexpessse incurred by the Executive,for the
pure ase of arms ant for the defence ef the Com
monwsalth. passed ><d Jaanarv. IMB.
GTO. W. MUN FORD, Sec. Com..
J. M. BENNETT. And. Pub. AcctS ,
WM. H. RICHARDSON, Adjt.Uen'l.
ja2s~lw
A DMINISTBATOB'f NOTIt E.-f he un"
.'A having qualtticd as Adiuniistrators.
with the wilt annexed, of Thos. 0. Burton, deed,
request all persons having claims against tho es
tate. toßpressut mem to us. that arrangements may
be made for their asttlaasent, and those indebted
to tiie estate in any manner, will make immediate
payment to us, as '.ni.uliieiice cannot I c . ivcn.
JNO. A. RUTOHESON.
WM. 11. BURTON, M. D..
Adiu'rs, with the will annexed, of
ja 7—liri Tho* O. Burton, deed.
I'OBAf'I'ONISTS' '~FIXTI'RKS.-Hiving my
new factory, wuh enlarged tac btiea and .'reat
ly improved machinery, now in complete operation,
f solicit orders front nt) fo'ii.er ciistotners. many
of whom were disappointed last year in conse
quence of the burning of mv altop. My machinery
is all new and of tlie l*st character.
I have a few FLATTENING MILLS on hand,
and shall continue to manufacture IVi I LLS,BANDS,
CASINGS Hnd BENCH KNIVES, of different
patterns. My IMPHOVEU BAND, with ribtied
casings, will be entirely reliable and much better
than tbe old kind of Bauds with plain casings,
ja 2-lni H. M. SMITH.
VIEW BUTTER. I.AIll) AMD t MEESE
lv STORE-No. a. MAIR ST.-The sutooriisr
has taken the above store, and oßeia for sals a
stock of fresh O-auge County aud State BUTTER.
LARD. CHEESE, WHEAT and BUCKWHEAT
FLOUR, HAMS, SHOULDERS. MIDDLINGS.
FISH. COhNED and SMOKED BEEF. PORK,
CI'»AR.S. SOAP, STARCH, Ac. Ac, Ac
The alnivo articles are all sent here and aoldoa
commission, and will ssaassaaatly 1» bom low tor
cash. |no9-U) E. HALLOCK. Aceat.
Mechanic*. Lav-
O yer*. Dockir*. and all oilier* in want ef SIGHS,
are invited to call ajT_,«, L MONTA(iUE ,
Coraer of Bank and Mth *t... who contiauea to
exeoute all work in hi* tins with dupatoh,
jaS—lm and oa the toweet terms
• AUCTION BALBB. I
... FUTURE DAYS. J
By Oortolu n Apuerseu. Aact't. I
lat. PartofLoTNo.Wl.bnthetiT«irß.2i* : _ I
on the north side of M anto*
streete, froßtiax 43 feet, running
feet to aa alley, having thereou two old Bnek r«- I
enieut*. m - 9m ~ I
2d. A valuable LOT at the corner or Marshal!
and M nd'son streets, fronting 72 fret. running hack I
about M 0 feet to an alley, having; thereon three I
r rained Dwellings, and bounded on the west by
the lot on which Col. Thomas Barbara bow re
side*.
3d. A valuable vacant LOT oa the sooth side of
Broadi between Madison and Monroe street*.
fronting•* feet, running back about 137f«ettoan
alley.
4th. A LOT. part of No. 731. in the plan of Rich
mond, on the west side of l»t. between Canal aad
H. id streets, fronting 27 feet, running back about
70 feet, mid in rear of the residence of Mr. Jno. U.
Knowles.
6th. Three BRICKTENEME.NJS, on the east
side of Howard street, on Ore on Hill, each front
ing IS feet, runmac t-ack lot) feet.
6tli. A BK I.IK TEN KM BRT, part of lot No «*.
on the weit side of 3d street.near to the south line of
Oanalstreet. frontuu 27 feet, running back 120 feet I
to an alley .bounded on the north by the tenement I
owned by Wirt Cabell. EaS.
TebMs.-One third ca*h; balance at 4 and 8 mos., |
for neicotialile note*, interest added, and title ra
tuned till all the purchase money i* paid. The 1
taxt * and insurance for iryjn to lie paid by the pur- I
chasers. GODDIN A ArPERSON,
J* 25 . Auctioneers.
TRI'STEE'S S.tLt Ol VALI'AHLE
HOUSE AND LOT ON BROOKE AVENUE,
OPPOSITE TO BACON QUART—R TAVERN-
As trustee in a certain deed of tru-t from the late I
Jesse C. Jones, dated t'rh September, l-.'.l duly re I
corded in Richmond Hustings Court, 1 shall pro |
cend to sell at pu'he auction, on the premise*, on I
THURSDAY, tbe 2d day of February. I*6o. at 3V. I
o'clock P. M.. (if fair: it not. the n»xi fair day.) the I
HOUSE and LOT located a* above, recently In the I
occupancy of the decedent. Irontmg on Brooke I
Avenue 40 feet, running bi.ck 2VJ feet. The House
is un excellent one, ai «1 is admirably adapted to a I
grocery store and dwelling; and, ties ides there is a I
spring ol wa'er in the > aril, which couid easily be I
used for supplying a tannery, for which purpose it |
ia now used in part. '
The terms, which will be reasorable. will he made I
known at the hour of sale. The taxes lor 1800 to be I
paid by the purchaser.
W. (iODDIN, Trustee.
Godiiis k ArpßHsoß, Auctioneers. ja23
TRisTF.E'S SALE OF tf'2»» FEET OF
I LAN DON MOORE BREET. NKAR TO BA
CON QUARTER BRANCH TAVERR.—By vir
tue of a deed of trust I'iOiii tne Lite Jesse C. Jones I
to John Breauer. trustee, dated 2ltn September, I
1565, duly recorded m Henrico County Court, and I
by a decree of said Court, entered on the7ihJanu- I
ary.1857, appointing the undersigned 15. Briel trus
tee in the place ol Hint Jno Breauer. now deceased I
I s.'.iil s.-ii 1.1 public auction, on the premises, on I
THURSDAY, the 2d February, I—Eat a, 1 * o'clock I
P. ML, (if fair; if not. tho neat fair day.) the real ]
esta'e conveyed by the stud de'd. consisting ol
Lets Noe. 1.2,3,4,6 aad 6in Benjamin Pranklin's
plan, fronting together 'liti feet on Motire street,
running back about Itt) feet, more or less.
The deed requites a cash sale, but it ia probable
that on the day of sale an arrangement may be
miide to give reasonable credits on tha greater pari
of the purchase money. Tlio taxes for I*o to be
paid by »he purchaser.
BERNARD BRIEL, Substituted Trustee.
Gniiiny k Ai'l'khsqn. Anct'g. ja-23
V'ALIIABLC IMI'KOVIID REAL FS
» TATE, t»N IfjTH, BETWEEN MAIN AND
F R AN KLIN 8T ft X ETS, AND ON I' II X COR N ER
OF SRaCE -AM' £Vrn STREETS, FOR SaLE
AT AUCTION.—WiII be sold at aaettoa, on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the Ist February,
1868, commencing at :t> 9 o'clock. P. M.. ia the or
der advertised, tiie following valuable Res! Ksta-e,
viz: that threes: rory BRICK TENEMENT, OB
the we*' line of ISth street, ad,oiaing the residence
..I Mr. Jarncs Btßtoß, BOW in tha occupancy of
Messrs. Junes Wrenn and James E. llurnett.
fronting 2 - ." 4 feet, runnm* back 80 feet After
which- will be sold, the excellent BRICK TENE
MENT at. the coiner of (irace and 25th street*,
now in the occupancy of Capt. Laniiikm. The
foregoing real est ite is well located, and in part*
of the city where property is in demand.
Tkr.ws.—-One-fourth cash; balance al 6, 12 and
IS months, ior negotiable notes, interest added,
and title retained tiil the last note is paid. The
taxes and insurance for ISO) to lie paid by the pur
chasers.
ja23 GOT)PIN k M'PERSON/Aucfs.
pOM.MIrVsIo.N. It.V SAl.tr. OF VAI,LA
<*> BLE REAL ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF
MANCHESTER.—By virtue of a decree ol the
Circuit Court of Chesterfield, pronounced at its
October term, 186*. in the case of Severance vs.
Donley, WS will sell at public auction, an the pre
nii-es. on MON DAY, February 13, lr*io. Nt the hour
of 4 o'clock. I. IL iif fair :if not. no.xt fair day.l a
LOT fronting M 2 fret on south side oi llu'l. Le
twesn Lawrence aad Warrington streets, and mn
ning i-ack ISO leet. wirh improvements tuereon. in
cluding the OLD FARMERS' HOTEL, now in the
occupancy o! Mr. J nines Donley. Also, a LOT in
rear of r.nit adjoining tha above, fronting M feet on
Warrington street, and extending hick between
parallel lines 364 feet to Lawrence street, with the
improvements then on.
A part of the first named lot. fronting' 35 feet on
Hull street, by 140 leet dee-.., will lie first gold, and
the balance divided to suit purchasers.
Tsnas.— Knou*h iaeaabtap*] esseasesef sale
and costs ol suit; balaaee at G 12 and 18 months, for
Waldo notes, interest added, -vk it It asprovad en
s, and title retained until tbe U hole purchase
is paid - the purchaser to pay the taxes and
insurance for liiou.
ROBCOER HEATH,/ -
CHART FRIEND, S L,,ni "'
Goßßta k ArPBBSOB AuctS. to 12—tds
By Jnanes ~« Taylor a son. Auct's.
niT E VALI AilLKltt 1 1.1)1 NC LOTS, ON
1 NINTH. BETWKER MARSHALL AND
CLAY STREETS. AT AUCTION.—We will sell
upon the premises. oa MONDAY. February I3ih.
i.Mm. commencing at 4 o'clock P. M., live valuable
Building Lois, on the east of 9th street, between
Marahall and Ciay s'reets, frostiag oa said 9th
stre.-t 303-1 feet each, nnd running back 100 feet.
I his property,from its location in a rapioly im
proving part of, ss well as their contt-'uitv to the
bnainesa portion of the city, renders them a* .le.-i
--raliic for building purposes as any Lot* now to I*
had.
TBBUS.—Oae-fifta cash; the balance at 3. 12, IS,
anl 21 months, for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and lecuredby trust deeds Taxes for USD
to he paid by the purchasers.
ja27-td JAS. M. TAYLOR A SON. Auct*.
A? ALU ABLE REAL ESTATE OR 1IKOAI)
> STREET. AT AUCTION.-Will be soij. on
TUESDAY, Fsbruarj 7th. commencing ai io'elh
P. M.. that valuable rsal estate (with a lane Cot
tage Building thereout adjoining the African
Church. The lot trout* on Breed street (.0 leet and
runs back ISO feet to anal!*., and wili be, if de
sired, divided into two lotsof 30 feet eacn. The
local ton or this property renders it very valuable
for private residence-.
Tubus.—One fourth cash: the balaaee at 6 12and
18 months, for ne.-oti.tble Botes, with int--rest
added, and secured h> a tui*t deed. Ihe taxes for
Ist'oto he paid lo the purchaser,
ja ii _ JAS. M. TAYLOR MOM, Aucts.
__UfABI*E IMfBttTKB aRR VACANT
V REAL ESTATE. ON era AND MARSHALL
STREETS. FOR WALK AT AUCTION.—The
pi:r. baser, intondin-.' to improve e'sev here, will
sell, vi.on the ptsmiaea. on WEDNESDAY, the
j Bthof February, eommeaeißg at 4 o'clock I' M ,
j the valuah'e real estate located at the southeast
corner of .Marshall and Kb streets, immediately
j opposite to St. Jamas' Church, and now in the ac
; CBB8B0) of I»r. W. tircbe. Tho inisrovsmsnta are
a !ar.,e Brick Dwelbac, haviag six reoani above
; the basement. With the usual conveniences.
The property will lie sold as follows:
The House, with 27'j tier of ground, frontinic or.
j .'.tn street, sad running beektf lean 'i!e> ; the va
cant corner Lot, liontin- 27 b t-t, bed ruBBIBB back
jas above ; and two ..(her Lots, froa*iaa Stf feet
: e.rcli, and rur,iiin« bask the same deptb. Tins
j property, owing to us cor.ti v.'v to tiie fecond
; Mai*et, is particularly adapted for business
I stands
| Tubus.—For the bi jseand lot.one-fourth cash ;
tbs halaaee ai i». 12, and in months, for negotiable
notes, with interest added, Bad BSOUrsdbj a trust
I'ei'tl ; for the vacant property, one-third ca»h;
I the balance at 6 and 12 months, for iienoti«Ue
notes carrvia* istereet, sad seen red as abovs. The
Uxse for IBM to tie paid to the purchasers A plat
ot the property wil* tie exhibited on tha day ol sale.
ja2l JAS M. TAYLOR. A SON, Auct s.
IbCABLB BBAL RRTATR ON (iTH
iND CLAY STREETS AT AUCTION.- Will
il upon the premises oa WEDNESDAY, the
> of Fetoaary* aoßMßsaeing immadiately af
e s tie of the property on Mb, and .Marshall
*.»a> at t'a o'clock, the valuable property lo
caieii stabs eoutbuest oorasrof Clai and (>ih *ts..
titli stret-t &j feet and lUBBiBj Lack liXi
rest witb the privilege of an »h«> 9 leci wide. It
will be t.i'd into three lots of '*) feet enuh. running
oack as alstve.
The In a*lon of this property makes it valuable
for staa*l*ised business stands. Persons desiring
to secure such property w,.uld do well to attend
this sale.
Tkkm*.—One-fourth cosh. The balance at 6,12
and M months for negotiable note* with in»ere»t
added, and secured by a trust deed. '1 he taxe* for
IN6O to he paid in the purchaser,
j«2i jarTm. Taylor a sons, auc's.
It y 1. Ec U. R. Ou*. npurt. Auct*.
ICXERIES, Ac, AT~AIITION.-.On
HUHSDAY, February 2d. we will sell at 10
•k.atour suction store, an assortment of
Colts sad Crushed SUiJARS;
New York SYRUP;
JAvaCOFFER; RISE;
SOAP and CANDLES;
Tanner*' OIL;
Manufactured TOBACCO;
Superior Western WHISKEY;
Puie Molasses RUM;
Pure FRENCH BRANDY.
ALSO.
Fresh Smj ma Flos, ."i«i drums and 6 cases;
:m> li..if U.xes Bunch RAIMN-S.
ALSO,
6to side* SOLE LEATHER, light, middle
and heavy wet* ht*.
Tk*m«.-Under diod ensb; &WI and over, four
month*' oteJit. for approved paper
ja*M I- A (I. B. DAVENPORT. Anets.
noiiTS, BMORS t>I)MK AW COIIfJS AT
t> M'CTION -On WEDNEPDAY.Sth Feb'y.we
will se'l. at to o'clock, at our auaucn store. 300
oa»e» BOOTS SHOES and STRAW GOODS.
TBBMs.- • _ aad over, 90 days, for approved pa
per; under «UX»,casu 1. kG. B. DAVENPORT,
ja 2t td Auctioneers.
PI RM ni'A.Mail Lit WHILE' AT Al>t'
■iTON.-Oa THU aSDA Y. 2d February, we will
»e!l at itt o clock at our Store, 40 cases purs Sa_
i»h Licarioe. > nun in brand, imported dirset Horn
Seville. Spam.
Tbu ms-4 months credit for ayarovad paper.
_ja»-td _J.bG.
WH EH IFF*« nALB.-Bv an order of Hsarieo
«-ii C 'uJ?_ Court ' m * d *. on the J th dH y of January,
iXuO HOH. b runaway slays. the propsrty of Mr*.
Luc* Keeaee of the couaty of Charles Ci»r. wilt
Le»old on MONDAY, toe first day of February
Court, law. at the front door nt the Court Hooas of
Heunoo Ooaaty .for jail fcee and other lasidsbts)
expenae*. at 12 t.'cl.wk, M.
Ja 13- tda JOHN A. HUTCRESOW, B. H. C.
1 AUCtIOW CALBS.
i-ii i ■in- tarn i i ifl—ra iff * T4 T-nerrr* is tMuaaan— I"***1 "***
ORBOBANT'S SALE—WiII be .oldea MOB-
to. A™ t^ttoSfff
IE. 1. Coos, ob,Bain atreet. _«umsn_hji Tfr
o'clock, a tot of HWl RHOLR FiTtlflTt/BiT
_ p f*° * consisting of Sofas. Bureau*. Vidtbowrde,
Mahogany Chairs. Carpets. Cuxtoiaa. Blankets*
# r "*"'V lo . , 3i I *o r »■ sßesßtton la ray haddß is
favor of T. J. Walter*-*. Francis Schmidt.
Txaws-Casb.
. „ .. H 3*Y/ Y A R U __? Y '*Pv£»,
J*J_*_ For Thomas U. DusTsy. 8. CTt.
By E.B.t—h. Aaefr.
FURNITURE, BUMS ABB RIFLES AT
, AUCTIOR.-Ca MONDAY. a*h iast., at M
__T ,*"« Wamat Sofas. Wardrutos. Wssh
v ; J * nn J l - ,r,d - Cottage, aad other Bedsteads*
£__}*_'• (i *'•• and Wood-seat Chairs: saasrior
Frl_.. f> ? ir Md *>">ok Mattreesss. (ink Cblaa
Feather' ■__ _T ,B « M *•*.'_•, *■*..*»■* I"*
bles.bc.7a,' M «*»«BnyandWulaßtDißiaf-Ta-
F__Jm_« # _'s__ ■■♦nton of OURS and Il
ia i&.'sstTd.T** I*1 '* ar# Miv t0 •» «»•'•«. ••«
After which 3 cask* HCRPwr _■__*•» - -
toHu^d ar ths m Vair U «^^« ¥ .
ja 28 ■• f ■ COOR,
.. J -™~ Aacnoaeer.
By J. H. Piggce, Anct'r.
WILL. BE SOLD,every nicht this week _
auction room 86. Main street. rornßieneiac at
7 ©clock, a lane invoice of fine Gold. ■"»—"-*
Plated WATCHES: fine Gold JEW F.LRY''«_
GUARD and VEST CHAINS. Lashes' CHaTA
-ILA INS; Silver- PUted SPOONS, FORKS, CAS*
TORS. Ac. Also, a lot of FANCY GOODS. CL
GARS, CUTLERY, Ro.
N. B.—Consunments receiving every day and sold
without reserve. J. H. DIGOr.S. Aaet.
_l>. Fj Sooth, SaJesman. Ja>—te
By Al"ciTrouTaus*.
TIGHT SALES.-WATCHES, JEWELS"
' AND FANCY GOODS.-Will 1* sold at aas
tioa, at itiv store, commencing at 7 o'clock, THIS
EVENING, and continued during the season.every
ninht. a lane assortment of fine Geld andSilvsr
Watches, fine Jewelry. BraceleU, fancy Boxes,
Knives and Forks. Pocket Cutlery. Castor*. Glass
ware. Merino Shirt*. Drawers. Table Cloths. Cas
■imerea, Ued-Spioads. Cigars, and Fancy Goods.
114,30 _ - _________§
cd__, camsi\stax ~ "
f ti VI. AT S3.T*.-This COAL hn« been extea
v lively used this winter, and in moat on sea hen
i/iven trenernl satisfaction. It make* a delightful
fire in crate*. Persons with small means shoe Id
try it for themselves. F. COOK,
Office on ltth it., next door to
ja 11—lm* Mr. Hatting*' Grocery Btore L
CMtßß...Theattoaaf Ontountil mWtkm wahmu)
' will be as follows:
SOFT LUM P COKE... .„» _. f 8 9f>
SOFT HAIL COKE • -
HARD COKE MM
Orders promptly executed at Yards corner 10th
and Cary and6th and Bvrd streets. Terms cash.
dc u-ts fw.J; _£______:
OAK A Nil PINK WOOO-Seasoned and un
der shelter, for sale at Coke Yarda.
d«l2-U JNO. J. WERTH.Ak'L
JAMBS BILL. I JOHN W. FISHER.
( to-PAR T N X X S H I V.-Vne uadersigaeel
V- have entered into a CO-PARTNERSHIP, dat
ing from the 22d day of November. 1360. under the
name and stile of HILL k ITSIIKR. for carrying
on the WOOD and COAL BUSINESS, on Basin
bank, where all orders will be thankfully received,
or any orders left with Stubbis* k Pi'm.kb. No.
I'll Broad street, or with Oko. I. Hkbbinu, No. M
Mam street. Mill be promptly attended to. •
If V Otlice corner 9th street nnd b'.ism bank.
TKB.vs.-C_h. JAMES HILL.
mi 21-2 m _ JOHN W. FIBH£R._
JOHN A GKOKGE GIRSON. BUILDERS
• ' KICH.ViOND, VA., would respectfully inform
their fi lends am! the public generally, tnat their
establishment, at the corner of Cary and 6'h Bte..
(recently destroyed by fire.i has been rebuilt iv a
substantial manner, and that they are now pre
pared to resume operations in their department of
business on an extensive scale. To this end they
have enlarged their workshops, and furnished
them with all the improved MACHINERY and
other appliance* which can facilitate or expedite
the prosecution of CARPENTRY WORK in ita
various branches.
Their new Saw Mills on Mayo's Island are bow
completed on such a scale of capacity aswillsaabto
them to meet the increasing demands of tha-cily
tor building timbers. The mills are of the largest
nnd most approved kind, built by George Page A
Co., of Baltimore, and havinif patent motiona
i-.nd attachments. The Steam Engine, ol'oae han
dred horse power, was built by John k JaineeTar
in r. of tin* city. They have on hand several rafta
of first rale pine iu.-s. and have made arrr.ngementa
to net a continuous supply, and are prepared to fill
all orders promptly, at reasonable prices and oa
aecoßaaaodatin* terir.*. They have encased a reli
able mechanic to work 'h. irlath machine, aad will
famish plasterers' laths in any quantity that may
lie desired.
They will, as heretofore, furnish plans and «•
--timatk-> for building* and other improvemenU,
aril wit! contract for the erection and completion
of the same, in the city or country.
For the liberal patronage extended to them in
pn»i yeai* by the citizen* oi Richmond and other
portions of the State, they beg leave to expreea
their j. i arefui thinks, and assure them that tbey
will endeavor by every means in their power to
; merit a continuance of their favor and confidence.
j jr\3-d6w
| IJHOND ANNUAL CITY DIRECTORY.—
O We have commenced ilia canvass for oar *s
cond DIRF.CTOKY of this city. The experience
ef last year will enable us to remedy all mistakes,
and issue a more correct and reliable Directory
tliHiiauv previous one.
We oiler increased facilities and grenter indaoe
ment3 to advertisers, a* if is our intention to die
tiihutn the Directory extensively in tin* Suie.
Northern North Carolina, at every Expreaa
Orh.ce, the principal Hotels, aud also at tl.e differ
ent watering places.
it will lie issued about the Ist nf March.
No Northern ad cer'is-men t swill be inserted, aad
none t-nt residents of Vir.• n• ia are eneaaed ia this
enterprise. W. SUGENB FKRSLEW.
Kichnond. Jarunry 19th.J*X). ja It 11
«~ f R E W A S O N.
STEAM St-AP AND CANDLE MANU
FACTUNERS.
(17tu «Tr.KKT. ennnsrta thi Mabkbt.)
Invite the attention of dealer*, especially tbs
family rrocsre. t- <>ur brand of BKOWN SOAP; it
wilt be found much superior in sua] ty. to oidinary
ooinuioii Soap, (much of which is msdo from fish
, oil,) and yet we willsell al about the same price aa ,
! has to be paid lor a much inferior article. Also, a
i lar?o atoea of bleached TA' LOW CANDLES.
. full weieht*. which we will sell on tho naoe.t as
coiiimodating tern.s. We rexpeutlully solicit aa
| STinnnotirra of our stock, believing that we csa
make it to your interest to patr. uize ho:ne manu-
I facture. jaM—lw^
! l/NITTING AND .Sr.W IKG >l.Vt MINEK.
! tV WEEDS PATENT LOCK STITCH SEW
i ING MACHINE. Piiee.*s©t.isl»each. _
ALSO-WII.f.COX * 01 BBS' celebrated SEW
ING MACHINE, invented b, J. E. A. Gibbe, of
Mill I'oiiit, Pocahontas county, Va. Fries Rsito
66u each. Those ariiiiins a nood. law-priced.weU
n.ade. reliable Mnsbu c. are assured that tbe eupe
noi ii.eriiselHinieil for this Machine eaa be relied
FAMILY KNITTING
V ACHI.N h, a new n~d nsefu! invention, for sain
f DARBY k JOHNSO.t,, A genu.
No. U lioveruor at.. Richmond, Va.
P. H.—Those ('BSirons of obtaining aa Areaey (or
he sale of these celebrated Machines iv Vir».»ia,
loutb Carolina and Tennessee, will find it to their
i.terest l<> make early application. D. A J.
j a Sjlui
rBVtVTBB. NOTIIE.-C. B.ibtcbkb has.by
his deed oi this date, (which is of rsoprd in the
Ilert'a Orhce of tho Ilu»tni.» Court of. the City of
Lciiriioiid.) conveyed to me in trust, for tbe beae
.! of Ins nreditors, nil of his s'ockof Trimmings
md sotHls of every descnp'itm in bis store, Ro. 178,
Road street, also nil of the debts due to him. I
oive appointed him my acent to make sate, pri
■ttitiy. of the stock on hand, and to collect the debts
hat »ie due.
Per tons ittanting goods in the Trimming and
Fancy line, wilt Ana) it to th.tr interest ta moka
■ urchases, as the business must be closed up.
WM. F. WATSON, Trirstee.
Richmor.d..list December, tdto. ras-la* -
\\J LIDSW S tyt BBJ_ W I _JDUBf
♦ > SHADES !-WIBJLK«aLE AND RETAUL
AT i* KHOAD St.- M- GOLDEN ukes pleanura
in nnnoi" '.'in ; that he has reduced the prices of
his SH A DKB so psr cent, below former prises, na
il further notice, iii* tamo aaaortaisat uoaaisßß
if Gold, Gold and Velvet, light aad dark Laaev
Ktpes. Bouqueu. Vases. Plain, Gothic,<ireenaad
ue Shades, with tfnld bordsr; th* bestartiele of
'ixtures to match ; Curtain Band* and Cornice*.
to.; a treat variety of Fn.liah and Americas OIL
M.o'l'HS. w th flannel back, plain or ficured, all
widths. C.-.1l and sea price*, at tbs setahsasbee)
Cheap Dry Goods and Wir dow ehade Store OS*
M. GOLDEN, 341 Broad at.,
de 3- 3m Opposite the slots of (aaarlsa a Co.
OFFICE B. k Q. si. R. CO..#
December 19, IMB. f
NJOTH.E.--The Coupon* of the Bond* of this
i' coinpanv diteon thelat January. IMO.ia Nev
York, will I •• paid at tne Union Bank is that etty*
HOUOB.
de *>-J* Trsssuxsr*
THE PEOPLE'S SAVINGS* BASK.
OFFICE ON 11th STREBT*
Nearly opposite Goddia'a HaH, Richmond. V—
pißßCTonai
D. YON G BON ING, B. H-
F. W. RODDEY,' l^% L i^J^'\
B. J. Johssom, Seo'y. Tnoe. M. ALPBißßn.Ceb'r.
Tin* Institution, with a capital of S7» aa». cbar
er rd by tbe Legislature of Virginia, will reesivs
eposius is sums not less than ONE DOL
.AR, on tbe moat favorable terms.
Depositee received by
THOS.M. ALFRIERP.CnB-BT.
XT IR G I N 1 A ft A ▼ I NG S BA W lf^.«
* Charttred by Ike Legislature of Yeu
CAPITAL-nIOMUW!
MONEY received on deposit in sams, ef FIVE
DOLLARS nnd upwards, on which iatsrest at the
rale of six per centum psr aaaaui in paid totbbbm
reiuaimag six ruoatbs er loasart fur sbortos pn*
r'txta. interest at the rsto ef b ant esataaa
The whole joist stock bousd lor ibsdepeetto.
Deii.*ii*i receive/i sad ceitiboatoe naniibs tba
Cishier. T R t TARKE, at tba atsrsof R. B.
h pence, corner of Mai a aad ftoveraor stiaatß.
Richmond, Va. f _ . ■>«__
d*»-ta C. W AL^*_XL^^Stort.
TVORY RALANtB HANBLB TSRLB
1 CUTLF-'Y.-Jtist rsestveela bsw lot sTbetb
T«i.l*and Deaert KMVES. baatoiß** lataasaa
Abu, a few doaea iaa **nri CA R V
nsty of other TABLE ctTLEßY7aflt_tMt
" l T*to *»dd is lota to ueonniitbn toUnßl
«W^^S^^
IMPORTERS Agp t *HoiB*ALMT PWAl
*r - b. i*i.
packa.ee or arielsea, aad ts law aa lMjffl|H
the l atoa. tMmp-sMr

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