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Railroad Law.

The supreme court of Tennessee, in d recent
decision, reported in the american Lao Register
for July, has asserted doctrine in relation to the
assessment of damages done to real estate by
railroads., that may have some influence in re-
tarding the progress Of Improvement The inn
portant point decided is that, in estimating the
damage sustained by the owner of lands, from the
construction of railroad through Them no de-
ducton should be made for the advantages which
the work affords to the proprietor, nor for any
incidental advancement in the value of his prop
crty. The provision made by statute, directing
the commissioners assessing the amount Of COM
pensation to deduct from the proprietor loss the
profit derived by him from the Improvement in
the advancement in price of the rest Of his estate
is declared to be in conflict with the clause in the
Constitution, that emo man. particular services
shall be demanded, or property taken applied
to public use, without the consent of his repre-
sentative, or without Just compensation being
made therefor" According to the views of the
court, compensation does not mean benefits or
advantages which are forced upon tho owner
against his consent 1t means the actual pecu-
mary value of the land taken and appropriated to
public use, and this must be paid, whether the
proprietor is benefited or injured on the whole by
the Improvement. g1v fs
There is another point in the decision which we
think equally unreasonable, which was probably
introduced an offset against the former, by way
Of balancing absurdities. 1t is decided, that in
estimating the loss sustained by the landowner,
the actual value of the land taken should be the
only consideration Amy depreciation in value
any damage done in creating necessity for new
fences and for the removal Of buildings, are mat
tiers not included within the constitutional provi-
sion. ''The incidental advantages and disadvan-
tages, benefits and injuries, are to be left entirely
out of view The owners unwillingness to SELL
or to the location of the road on his land, or near
his house, OH the one hand and the necessity the
public is under to have the land Mt that particular
place, on the other, arc to have no influence on
the price; the property is to be valued the same
principle and considerations il both parties had
agreed upon tho sale, and had referred the single
question of the intrinsic value Of that particular
property to the commissioners, the consideration
of his property, to which the owner is entitled be-
ing thus ascertained, it must be paid to him in
money. Pittsburgh Daily Union.
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From TExAs-GENERAL RusK's EXPEDITION
The New Orleans papers of the 7th state that the
steamship Mexico had arrived with Galveston
dates to the 4th instant. Seasonablc rains had
occurred, and abundant yield of corn, sugar,
and cotton was expected. The expedition gotten
up by General Rusk, for Ell Paso, had not left
Fort Graham at the last accounts. General Rusk
was expected at the fort in a day or two, and
General Clark will 90 through to III Paso.
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DEATH OF BosroN MERcHANr.--SamuelA APP
pleton, esq.,, a wealthy merchant of Boston, died
at his residence in Beacon street on Tuesday
night
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LAW AND MoRALs.-Thc New York Tribune
abiding to the case Of Miss Williams, recently
acquitted for the deliberate murder Of her seduccr
says: ''lt is virtually settled, by a score of YER
diets, running through tho last twenty years. that
a seduccr may be killed with impunity by his vic
tim, or even by her brother or husband He is a
wild beast, whom any one he has specially injured
may shoot or stab with inpunity.
"We do not here approve condemn this
chapter of lynch law-we simply state the fact of
its existence. I"
This ''setted fact" is Of greater efficacy in re-
straining this most infamous crime than all the
laws that have been passed on that subject from
the days of Lycurgus to the present time. An
ounce of lead has more terrors to the destroyer
than ten volumes Of penal statutes.
Harrisburg (Pa.) Union.
We protest against these sentiments. Adequate
punishment may be legally inflicted and the ne.
cessity of the infection of private vengeance thus
obviated. Our Lawmakers arc ut fault. They
are responsible for the frequent appeals to the
"higher law tacitly expressly acquiesced in by
the journals we quote NJ
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ANIMAL SAGAcIrY.-The Hartford Courant re-
lates a vertabe story of horse in shafts, which,
being unable to move from where he stood, reared
upon his hind legs while train Of cars passed by,
and thus saved his head and shoulders from being
carried away. So close was he to the cars that
one of his shafts was broke by them. A Newport
paper also states that while party of twelve la
dies were in bathing at that place the other day,
their horse ran away with the wagon containing
all their clothes!
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The GAyAZzI RIoTs IN MoNTREAL.-Late OH
Tuesday night the coroner's jury gave their YER
dict on the victims Of the late Gavazzi tragedy.
Nine Protestants found, subsequently, that James
Walsh was shot by some persons unknown, who
were endeavoring to dispense mob assembled in
the vicinity of Zion Church, (including, among
others, the said deceased which mob had pre-
viously overpowered the police, with the object of
attacking said Gavazzi or the audience within
Zion Church. That the other deceased came to
their deaths by gun-shot wounds inflicted by the
troops, at the order of the Mayor, and that both
the said orders delivered to the soldiers, and the
firing of the soldiers without orders, were unne-
cessary and unjustifable.
Further the jury condemn the practice of indi-
viduals carrying firearms, even in circumstances
OF assumed mergency-recommend better po-
lice force and regret the want of discipline of the
troops who fired without the orders of the officers
Ten Catholics find substantially the same thing as
to Walsh, except that they say nothing about the
riot in which he was engaged; and instead oil
finding that the Mayor gave the order to fire,
which caused the death of the Others declared that
it was done by some person unknown. II
The LAND OFFICES IN MIssounI.-The ST.
Louis Republican of the It'll says: 1i
yesterday the United States Offices for the
entry of lands in this land district were opened
They have been closed for some time to allow the
Pacific Railroad Company to make their seec-
tions under the act of Congress. At the opening
there was perfect rush Of purchasers, chiefly on
the route of the Iron Mountain Railroad. Many
tracts were run up to high sums. There was a
large amount applied for and sold. The DISPOSE
tion to acquire lands along the railroads to
be rife in the community, and we are glad to see
it; for those who profit by their land speculations
should contribute literally to the construction Of
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rive cannot.-ED. REr.1
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WHERE is You've AMERIcM-Wo find the fol-
lowing in the Philadelphia Pennsylpaniae of yes
terday: dj s3lt l,l x. 5
"A Dead Shot at the Guerrillas.-The following
pthy note has been handed to us for publication
1t speaks for itself There are others who might
profit by the example set by MIR. Wright:
sPHHADELPHIA, July Is, 1853.
MIR. kDIToR: Seeing in this mornings Ledger
my name announced as one of the secretaries of
the Young Democracy, wish you will correct
the same, and state that denounce their pro-
ceedings altogether. / stand by the Democracy,
and do not belong to the Indians or Guerrillas of
the city or county. t9Feit
GAMES l.. WRIGHT,
ssSecond Ward, N. L."
J. Ross Brownsville New York Times Of
yesterday says: s1 la 9tfetyfi6 Nui
'sThe Louisville Courier predicts that j. Ross
Browne will return from his visit to China with
material for the best book that has yet been writ
ten upon that country. We venture another pre-
diction-that he will write for the Daily Times
the most interesting and readable series of letters
ever published from that remote region of the
earth. He is among the most gifted and promis
ing of the literary men of the United States.
With sound, strong common sense, a clear and
reliable judgment, he has a vein of genial humor
that Of any other writer living. He
will make his mark upon the literature of his
country and his age. "
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATURDAY

EXCHANGE HOTEL.-F Brown Baltimore;
w Il Nelson, Washington; g II Mitchell. Angus
IA: ] 7 Harrison, University; Harrison. salt sul
nnnr Springs; r r Lewis, Albemarle; Miss White
head. suffolk; George Rchardso, Remover; Henry
Hudne!l. Campfeld w Overton, Louisa; Mayer,
virginia: o Moss, Prince Edward; Pearce,
Va; Zimmerman, B Gmer and 4 Harrison, jr,
Baltimore; J Pettas. Upivertity OF Va; w Terry,
Bedford; 4 Aui,s, Backsourg. Va w Wsde,
z X Al dersoa and lady, Christiansburg; 81 Ter,
Russell; X II Christian end lister, Z; talon,
Va; T Terry, Wsshipton; Z Brandar aud J
Bracket, HenIico w Brrr.son and White,
Va; II K Batchdae, B5sion;k Mr. Dormsn ard lady,
Ch csgo; Miss BraxtoE, Frecer:csseurg.
CITY HOTEf..-T PortIock, Norfolk; Col.
ler, Prince George; P Pendieton. King Queen;
L II DIX, Lancaster; 7 Parker, Westnoreiand Co;
J X Ford and A Crawford, PoThatan; N Potts,
Sussex; Hill, Dinwiddie; + Mallory, Va c
r; Bufrus., New YORK.; N Grant. Philadelphia;
Palmer, Northumberland Gardne-. Georgia; j
Layne. Petersburg; r Stewart, Philadelphia
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-A Mitchell, Philsdsfa;
] w Norment, hanover; john Scott; M ID ny,
Wentworth, N {; ID SIMPSON Sta,esViiie, y u
l. Z Savage and N Thomas, Baltimore; w Andrews;
Harper, Rockingham L Johnson, iversity
Of We; 7 w Hammond, James CITY; Joseph day,
Hanover; K Banks and Goodman, Essex; II
Gibson, Cumberland; W Mallory, Petersburg; K
q smith, ir, Hanover; MIR Dapuey. Tennessee w
w Townes Petersburg; w smith Cumberland.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-J Sterins, g; J
P Schoo!ey, Lnudoun. va J Daniel Farnvliie;
Rowlett + r Rives aud lsdy, Mrs Heath. Miss
Shancs Or a Hntor and + b Hinton, Peters
burg; w ID Persins, Buckingham; ID w Stuart
and X Branner, Tennessee; c Coddipgton LOU
deun; J l. Townsend and lady, Charleston; s I
Plummer, Macon. Ga; T Leonard aHd J Miller,
Wythe Va; d w Reynolds, C; w Leitch,
Charleston, c; F Psrson, N Y; J D Kremslburg,
Baltimore; w T Pepper, Charleston; w ii Beass-
ley and lady, Mrs Dunn and Dunn, Petersburg;
w Smart, Gloucester; Knowlton N York q
Fig, Augusta Ga; Jas w Wallock. jr, Y.
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NEW MUSIC FOR the PIANO FORTE.
IN Our Preside at Home, ter one or two voices;
By ] H Hewitt, IS cents
In Tbs, sun Hour, song, By Mrs Harrington, %
sents
The Lcng, Long, Weary day, 20 cents
Little Blossom subject from . David copper.
field" embeilished with pretty vigneffe, y cts
I'm Only Sixteen, song, by the Ahegnanians, 70
cents
LiIly Dale, ballad by II Thompson, IS cts
KATY Darlinzs Farewell TO Dermot-words By
Mira Bolton, music by kleber, with Handsomely
embeisbed title page, 80 cents
sontae Polka with colored portrait OF Madame
Sontag. so cents
This Youag Couple Polka, 25 cents
The Pride Polka, By II Brown, with colorsi
yignette, SO cents
Ths Constance Polka, by e Brown, coored
vienette, so cents
The Rainbow Schotti.ch 80 cents
The Coral Schottisc oh, % cents
The Nigh ngale-Wo Scene-composed
by Strakosch, 81
Four Bsgsteles, composed by szsmedenge, 80
cents
An Agatha. variations on ''When the Swallows
Hnmeward Fly" par Henri Cramer, 50 cents
The Banjo, capficio Characterization, composed
by Strakosch, sc cents
Melodies OF the People, lew variations on Old
Tunes, By Charles Grobe, So cents eacn
For sale by NASH e. WOODHOUSE.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
SATURDAY, Feb. 10.
Houxe of Delegates.

so
so,onrst the bills reported to-day, was bill
t,,niae The counties of the Commonwealth
INTO districts for the election OF members OF
Ger rrrss under the new census appofuonmeh.'
t,r wnich bill Mr.. Tonofin submitted suostt
me. end both were ordered TO be printed
The Committee propose the following c9 %
ties and cities for the 9th or RICHMOND c Da'
,ricl: Henrico, Richmond City' ehaIIes ~
NJ Kent James City, Williamsburg, YORK,
E.roxer. Goochland, King William, Giouces'
'' ~ ~ snbst;;u,e of Mr. Tomlin proposes the
S,i..,;n. counties and cities Tor The OH or
- D;st,ict: Henrico. Richmond CITY
- e. Charles Civ, New Kent, Will
I;a.asbn,g Accamac, Northampton. York,
iVsr.;ck. Gloucester and Mathews.
IN our next we will give the several districts
oi he State as recommended Dy me committee.
A hill authorizing a loan OF 49,009 by the
s,a,e 70 the James River and Kanawha Com
80 10 continue the Canal TO some point al
~ nesr Covington or Clifton Forge, in Allie.
rbany county, and TO complete the tide water
Connection was passed-ayes 77-noes ~.
The above bill originally proposed loan OF
sI 6AO 600. bar an amendment was adsped,
custine Of The one million. Ii will be seen that
the bill obtained the precise number OF votes
necessary under the provisions OF The Constr
tu,ion to secure its passage, VIZ: majority OF
Tie W hole House. ltS pdoedSC SiSo'co eo"S
surprise, as an impression had generally pre-
vailed that the bill would fail ~ obtaining
constitutional vote. This, we believe, com
ple,es the passage of all the bills for the CON-
pIe;ion of the main lines Of internal improve
meDt.
The following bills were also passed:
A bill amending an act authorlsing the con-
s,ruc,ion of the Ha-dy and Randolph Turn
pike Company;
A b,ll amending an act Incorporating the
Harrlsouburg and Franklin Turnpike Compa-
ny; ana
A bill from the Senate, amending an act es'
tabiish;ng a bank at Point Pleasant, or west
Columbia, in the county Of Mason.
A bill granting the right OF way to the FITS
burg and Steubenville Railroad Company
across the counties of Brooke and Hancock,
was taken up as the unfinished business OF the
previous day.
Mr.. Russell concluded his remarks begun
the dav before in opposition to the bill, and
was followed by Mr.. Smith of Brooke and Han
cock, 10 favor Ct The bill. The discussion con.
Timed until 3 clock, when the question Ola
indefinite posiPorement ~as taken. and result
ed, ayes 20, noes 81. so the bill was indef-
nl.eiy POSTPONED, or in other words, was re-
jected And then the House adjourned.
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.7EW COMMISSION HUUsE,-

NEW COaMIssION HOUsE.-The sut
scrioels have entered into co partnership under
tie firm If pENDLETON d BROTHER, for the
transaction OF the Commission Business in TOBAC-
&C, COTTON end PRODUCE GENERALLY and
hsve taken Warehouse No. 100 Smiths Wharf,
Baltimore, lid.
r. w. PENDLETON,
PIP. PENDLETON.
Baltimore, August 18th. 1862.
References:
Hugh jenkins g. Co, Baltimore.
p. w. Bruno d. Sons, do.
VIM. Wilson & Sons, do.
Edwin Workman Il CO., Richmond.
Archbd Thomas Son, do,
Hugh w. Fry, do.
Rhodes & Ogiebay, Bridgepors, Ohio.
John Crsign, Cincinnati.
Gordon d. Co., Louisville. -.
w. H. Bs tless, Charleston, s. C.
Otis J Chafse, do. do.
James McCullogh, Pittsburgh.
Brown Kirkpatrick, do.
Z. Chsfee, do.
D. Lamb, Esq, Cash'r N. w. Bank. Wheeling.
y. Brady, Esq, DO. Mer. & Mech. do. DO.
Janes K. Baker, Wheeling.
Josiah Sibiey, Hamburgs, S. C.
Henry A. Schroeder, Mobile, Alabama.
al. Gaines, New Orleans.
Or I2-t wtj.n
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MARINE NE WIS.
PORT OF RICH MON ID I.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Pennsylvania, Baymore, Philadelphia,
mdse to X Rankin
Scnr Westover, Rogers, Boston, mdse to D Cur
RE
Schr K Whitmore, Dearborn, New York,
mdse
SAILED,
Schr Barnstable, Chase, Boston, mdse
Schr maria Theresa Crowell, Boston, mdse, D
CurIie
Schr Beauty, Chamberlayne, New York, coal, w
D ColGuitt & Co
Steamer Bslvidere, Clifford, Baltimore, mdse,
Ludlsm s. Watson
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Y AhGAiNo EXTRAORDINARY This
II week and the balarcs OF this month we viii
sollthe cheapest Dry Goods ever yet sold by us in
order to make sufficient room for our new Spring
supply. Our assortment at present will compare,
fsvorabiy with any other establishment IN ouy
line, except the prices of the Goods which are con
siderable lower. Look at the fine wide Rleschsd
Cotton at Cd, worth l2t; Bed Ticking 8. 10 and III
large lot of Embroideies ast received CambI l. Ed
ging and Inserting al l24 Is worth richly double:
Cambria Bands Csc, Meriimack Prints cd, great
variety OF patterns lii.h Linens and Diapers very
cheap, Bobbins and I1ntSad Edsfngs
The following very desirable Goods resolved The
last few days: 10 pieces Plaid. Swiss aed Cambria
Musins, dostriped and checked em5roidered Eus.
Inns Ia white and eolored for party dresses; also,
!oo Grape Shawis, plain and embroidered, 0. th.s
years inportslons.
Tive us cali and yon viii be satisfied about TIE
cheap goods JmlLLHIsER A. 8Rn
~ IA 1873 Broad street
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al M $t.OO.-uLe thousand Lizenesses
~AaoO, have been taken at O5BORNS Da-
gaerfean Galleries since the reduction Il pncss.-
wiz continue 20 take fine SKY Light Miniatures IN
neat case tor u. Remember. this is the oEy place
wnere say Light Miniatures are taken for 81. To
nose that think one dollar IS too cheap for good
Likeness We would only say. call and get Like
OSB0RES,
Opooeite the Banks. slan Of the Arne sicsn EIags.
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q GOING Ta EUROPE AGAIN.

TENDERS AND FIRE IRONs.-Brass
green with brass noGIdings, hronzea and Egr.
gerry Fende2s, suitable tCr civ ard country hra
places; brass head polished and ktchea Fire Iroas
assorted, Ia prices trcn: so cents to 81 so.
Also, good assortment. Of polished and byass
head Poaers, for sale by
DC 10 VAN LEW d TAYLOR.
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Schr James 7 Berthe hence. arrived at New
York 18Th Schr w Jenkins cleared at do 18th
for Richmond
Bark Lucy Watts, Roney, cleared at New Or
leans 10Th tor this port
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Inc subscriber having associated wisa MIN Mr.
l.. w. Undertake in the General Apenau and Col
Letting business, returns his sincere thanks for the
patronage heretofore bei lowed on hia, asks for
the new concern a continuance oi the same.
al9 ALFRED IEWFTTG
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4 IA II TAh-COnsInlptfon Cured.-
" The most successful remedy now in use for the
cure OF lncipient Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma
Coughs, Sore Throat, diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys, Kings Evil, letter, Dyspepsia, Sc, pre-
pared by Mrs B. B. Norris, 343 Baltimore street,
Baltimore.
MRs. B. B. NoRRIs-Dear Madam For several
years have been afflicted with frequent hemor-
Images OF the lungs, attended with painful cough.
Itried various remedies, and had the best medical
advice, but without relief until tried your Cedar
Tar, which has entirely cured me.
Yours respectfully, GEORGE PARKS,
l27 Saratoga street, Baltimore, Md.
October Sd, 1852.
Call and get Pamphlets containing certificates.
H Beware OF counterfeits. The genuine arh.
Gle Is for sale By
P HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
Sole Agent for Richmond, and
no 9 GenerslAgentf for Eastern Virginia,
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OkIVATE PkACTICE.-Dr PLUME =

OklVATE PkACTICE.-Dr PLUME 4
/ CO. may be consulted, confdentially, for the
treatment of the following diseases: Eruptions,
largements, Syphilis, and al morbid discharges,
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those com.
plants termed female diseases. The advertisers
Invite attention to their chemical extract of Wild
Flowers, which may be regarded Is the very best
article known, TO give tone and vigor to certain
abused aud debilitsted organs as web as 10 renovse
ssystem shattered by dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put up, with fill directions,
and sent TO order. Post paid letters promptly a.
tended to. Office on Franklin street, below Ex
change Hotel, and first door below Trinity church
Richmond Virginia fee
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An AKUH eiAGAZINE.-J.W KANDOLrd

Winter 10 Madeira, by Hon Dix-Sl
English Items, or Microscopic Views OF England
and Engfshmen, by NJ F Ward-Sl
The Fortunes of the Colville Family, or Cloud
ana it's Silver Lining. by Frank Smedley, author
ct FRANK Fairleigh, &c-price SOC
Castle Avon, by Mrs Marsh, author of Emilia
Wyndhsm. &c-price 37tc
Peterson's Magazine fer March-price % per
year
Godey's Ladys Book for March-price % per
Graham's Magazine for March-price 90 per
year
De Bows Review for February-price IS per
year. te IL
EkAnAM AND GODki, FOR MACH,
~ Castle Avon, by the author OF RavensclItf, &c
The Fortunes of the Colville Family by the au
thor of Frank Fsirleigh-50c
Gus Howard, or how to Win Wife, by the au-
thor of Minnie Gray. Amy Lawrence, &c-5Uc
The Confessional of the Black Penitents, or the
Italian, by Mrs Radclfe-5Oc
Southern and South Western Sketches: fun,
sentiment and adventure, by a Gentleman of Ricn.
mond-37k
For sale by JAMES GLIB,
fe l8 So opposite City Hotel
p ECElvED By A. MORRIS, "a nlain
A Water in Madeira and Summer in Spain and
Florence, by John A Dix
Light AND Shade, or the Young Artist tale, By
Anba Drury
Ruth: novel, by the author of "Mary Barton
On the Lessons in Proverbs, being the substance
of lectures delivered to young mems societies at
Portsmouth and elsewhere, by Richard Chenevix
French
Essays on the Poets end other English Writer'S,
by Thos D Quincy
Spain-her Institutions, Politics and Public Men,
a sketch, by S T Wallis
English Items, OF Microscopic Views of England
and Engiishmen, by Matt F Ward
Familiar Science, cheap edition, by r z Peter.
SON. fe II
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T0.PARTNERsHiP NOTICE.-BOW-
- Frs & SNYDER, of tine Richmond Stove
Works, have this day, associated with them in bu.
siness Mr. CHARLES CARTER, of this city, and
will hereafter, continue the manu:actur OF
Stoves, Fronts. Crates, Tenders. Rsilings House
and Ornamental Castings, &c, under the style and
firm of BOWERS, SNYDER d. CARTER.
They would respectfully ask continuance of
former patronage, and the attention of the Pubac
generally. Al BOWERS,
ASA SsYDER,
, fe Saw CHAS CARTER
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xENkkAL AGENCY.-The subscribers OF.
~ ter their services to the citike of Riahmond
and the urrounding country as General Agents
ana az. CoLecfors. They will attend TO the Hiring of
Negroes, renting out Houses, and coI,sa,jnc of
claims, either 10 the city of Richmond or Qieiniiy
TIMBERLAKE & LEWELIEN
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ri OFFICES. MERCHANT 4 WEIs7GEa,
l wishing 10 reduce their stock OF CIothiee
before making Spring purchases will sell any artif.
Gle In their line at very low prices
Over Coats offered at cost. Call at No I12
Main street.
ia25 s. MERCHANT A. WRtsIGER
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N OTICE.-PRlCE OF WOOD AND COAL
LIZ REDUCED From this date, the subscriber
will sell Oak Wood for 81 per cord, delivered;
good article, warranted to burn we'll at 50 so per
load, delivered.
S per cent will be deducted from the above prices
fer cash.
Orders left at Mr. P Wooifolk's Grocery ON Broad
street, or the Office at the Yard will be promptly
filed
re 6-ts TUOS FOSTER