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"a SADDLE AND HARNEss

ca SADDLE AND RNESS
krWA MANUFAC T OR Y-We would
10y respectfully cal! the att.sntion of the pub
lie TO our really fine and extensive stock
ot-addIes. Brides, Harness, DC, of which
when we assert we DO 80 adgisedly, that they will
compare favorab with any similar stock ever of.
i"red tor saie in this or any other cty-a?d with
oot coming under the imputstion OF Boosting we
woEld add, furthermore, that amongst cur fine
Saddles, Brides, Harness, &c. may be found some
OF the best ever o1ered in this country. Favor
Is with call and Judge for yourselves of the
qcalty and prices. OTEY IL GOFF.
No 81, Main street
7. S-Just received from the manufscto,ies in
noTt1i tine selection OF Carriages, Buggies end
h0ckawaye which will be sold extremely low for
Cash ANY person wishing 70 buy will call on
Samuel X. Pollard, Franklin street. or on the
oscribers OTEY a. GOFF
fG Tot 54 Main street
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LOUIS NAPOLEON AND THE PoPE.-A cor.
respondent of the New York Tribune. writing
from Rome, says that the Pope is resolved to
go to France and perform the ceremonies de-
sired of him by the French Emperor on the
occasion of his coronation.
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p ICHM0ND AND DANvILLR RAII

ID ICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL.
~ ROAD COMPANY.-At late neating Of the
Board of Directors of this company, the following
was resolved upon in regard to the vexed question
of the location OF the several depots along the line
OF the road, viz: -sra
THAT the company will establish their depots at
an average distance Of about ten miles"
HihAt an intermediate station or depot may be
established by individuals or communities, Che sits
to be frs. agreed to by the. Caief Enginssrj Bat
open to the public at large. whenever the parties
applying fors he same give Misunderstanding to attend
to the business there, but portion of the expense
of such depot Is to fall on the company, nor any
responsibility for loss of damage to freight to a.
tsch 10 the company, excepting when in the COM
psny's possession Parties erecting the same may
ae compensated for the expense Of agency, &o..
by taxing all freight moderate amount Tor storage,
&C. AQreight TO be charged the same as Ia charged
by the company at their own depot Immediately
above or below them az the case may be-"
By order of the Board of Directors,
de 30-2n P VAN DEURSEE, Sec'y.
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STATE AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY.-CATTLE
Show In RICHMoSD.-The State Agricultu-
raj Society, which has now a set of very en-
ergetic officers. proposes to extend its means
BY soliciting Inscriptions through the State,
for the purpose Of having an annual exhibition
ofCattle and Agricultural products. They de-
sire to have their first show next fall, and for
this purpose an immediate effort is to be
made. A gentleman who is an ardent and ex.
perienced agricultursi, and who is avorably
known as we'll for his personal worth as for
these good qualities, has un lertaken the ar.
duous task of making applications to the friends
of Agriculture and public spirited citizens gen.
orally to aid in the enterprise. The object with
be 10 have the first exhibition in this city mex
fall, soon after that at Baltimore, so as to in.
vie some ofthe specimens exhibited there, TO
this place. We need not comment upon the
advantages TO every body of encouraging the
cause of ofAgriculture-the improving of breeds
of animals, the improving Of the quality OF the
productions of the earth and the increasing OF
the quantity produced. Every body under.
stands them. We would, however, suggest to
our citizens who have farms and who may
think they are not especially called on to ex-
ert themselves for the cause-that State cat.
tie show and Agricultural fair in Richmond,
will bring directly to the city more clear profit
it than would cover subscription raised by
contributions from every business man in it,
This is a view of the enterprise which any
business man may understand without word
from us.
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:, An execution is an awful thing, and whyl
Because il ends life. and sends the criminal to
the other world. Nothing else about il is of
great moment. Then why do We nc refiec,
That the same event. essentially, is TO come 10
every oneI Multitudss die with Ear less war
ming.
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VANk EE sOAP.-2C0 dozen just received
Il and for sale at manufacturers prices by
s29 ELIAS HALE, los Msin street
DLATED SEWING BIRDS, just received
Il and for sale at low prices by
jazz ELIAS HALE, log Main street:
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FREE BANKING IN FLoRIDA.-The Florida
Legislature al its last session passed law for
the establishment OF Free Banks in that State.
Ihey have now no banks there nor have they
had for some years, nearly all the aotes circu.
latisg 10 the State being notes OF Georgia and
Carolina banks
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CAsE.-Mr. Weber
hss nperts,1 bill in the Senate Of Maryland
explanatory Of the act of l7l7. chap. lS, re-
lstinp TO serva ats and slaves" to meet a mos,
singular case. tn sparticul ars of which cor
respondent of the Argus thus relates:
"It anpears. bv tn, law ref,rred to, that any
white nerson fe1nd % o.. ilty Of marrying what is
commonly termed colo 'ea persoa' % .ns psf1es fes
are liable to be sold, the Nan ana woman, ioi t
q term Of years believe Sc. EN- into se''''Iae rh
and their issue, if any, are sIa, IS Tor life. AZ
case referred to is somewhat aft, " this fashion
narrated: A white citizen of this State, some
years ago married female whonf he be.
lieved TO be of pure white descent The
woman is said to be handsome, of exceF3ep,
qualities, and does not bear in any wav sbe
slightest marks indicative OF her being othcr.
wise than Of The purest Anglo-Saxon race
,Fhe man has acquired fle property and is,
held in great respect by all who know him
and his family. They have three children
Some person having undertaken to tiace cut
the pedigree of the wife, alleges that her blood
is tainted-some os her great or grand parents
probably have hsen Of the colored species;
and the parties have accordingly been indct.
ed il one of the circuit courts of this State
A tainture of blood works the serious penalty
mentioned. The indictment is said to be the
result of ma liee- The neighbors, all who
knew the family, have taken deep interest
in their behalf. 1t is said that Governor
Lowe upon due representation of the case,
has offered to grant aOiLe proseQuie-whic
would relieve the parties of the process of the
court; but the parents, feeling anxious to re-
deem their offspring from all stain in public
estimation, have preferred standing trial,
and hence the present action efthe legislature.
This is act only novel but most severe
case"
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" Monthly Magazine,
Putnam's Monthly Magazine,
Mrs Whittleseys Monthly Magazine for Mothers
and Daughters,
The American Messenger, by the American Tract
Society,
The New York Observer, by 8 E Morse Il Co,
Christian Observer, by Converse g. Co,
'' Child Paper, by American Tract Society,
i" Penny Gazette, by Am Union,
I" American Journal OF Medical Sciences, Me-
dical News and Library.
Subscriptions for the above and other Magazines
are received at the Book Store corner Of Main and
lllh streets by KNOWLES & WALF0RD,
fe 7-Iw Agents
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bacon, BACON.-Hams, Sides, Shoulders
ID and Breast Pieces, in store and receiving by
steamer, for sale low, by
fec JNO WOMBLE & co.
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The New York Times calls "Biliy Bowlegs''
Mr William Cruikshsaks.'
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HEISSES' AND CHILDKEN,S SHOES
fs1 Just received, very fine assortment of Miss
es' and Childrens Shoes of all varieties.
ALEXANDER HILL,
fe7 1877 Main street
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DkIME OLD JAVA COFFEE, in Pockets Of 80
l. lbs, for sale by
JAMES B SHELTON,
fe8 Corner of Broad and 4th streets.
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The fifth article Of Blackwood's Magazine
for January, twenty pages, is an elaborate
tribute to the Abolition party, with the title
Slavery and the Slave Power in the United
StatSs,
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TO LADIE..-It vou are h

TO LADIEs.-It you are Ia want
$3.50 Of fine Morocco Siippers, a, rs cts, worth
OIL II you wan, Hne article at ST. worth 81 25;
II you want Cater Boots OF any quality. color or
shaps, at educed prices; if you want Morocco
waking Shoes at 81, worth 81 25: If you want
w bite Kid or Satin Slippers at 81 So worth 81 75
u you want White Kid or Satin Boets at 50 So
~or'a 81 10; If you are in want OF any of these
of any other kinds now worn, at greatly reduced
prices, the Ladies Saloon" 70 the place to get
hem: WHITE a. PAGE,
te n Main s,rast
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T YON,S KATHAIRON, FOR PRE-.
IL SERVING, RESTORING AND BEAUTIFY-
ING THE HAlR-The Kathairon neutralizes tho
effects of Disease, Climate and old age, in -estor-
ing the human hair, and after a badness of 12
years; cleanses the head from Dandruf and i4si
natural impurities; will cure the Nervous Head
ache, diseases of the skin, such Scald Head,
Erysipelas, sc; and is the most desirable Toilet
Article for Ladies' or Gentlemen's use, in tha
world. Il exhales the perfume of the most deb
cous flowers and being free from rancid oil or col
oring properties, gives the hair that soft iica curl
ing appearances obtained by no other preparation.
The use of the Kathairon is adopted by the frst
Physicians in Europe and America, and has sal6
and patronage unprecedented in the history of tha
Materia Medica. Words alone arc superhuous; q
trial only can attest its real virtue as its million
friends will certify.
To be had OF all dealers throughout North and
South America, Europe, and the Islands Of the
Ocean, in large bottles, for 25 cts.
The old cannot apply ramedy, or the young
take caution too soon. uae the Katha;ron.
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist
iSl Rrosdway, New York.
Sold a Richmond by ADJE Il GRAY,
ja6-6m 147 Main street.
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AJAX ES FOR RPARTIkS.-Weare prepared
y to furnish balls, parties, &C at short notice,
with ornamented, fancy or plain Cakes Of the best
quality. Rolls or Twist also supplied:
ADAM CO.,
ia 81 l44 Main street
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IRREGULAR SAWS cases "R. Hoe e. Co.'S
~ celebrated Circular Saws AZ to 54 inches diane.
ter; now opening and for sale by
C SINTON & CO,
fe5 Sign of the Circular Saw, II Main st.
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T ONDON PORTER AND PORT WiNE-Best
Ia London Porter in quart aud pint bottles; pure
old Port Wine bottled, excellent article forinva.
lids, for sale BY GbO HERRING,
fe Opposite & Depot.
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MTELLINGTON q Al II II . Just re.
w ceived, the new style of Caters called the
Wellington Caters, TO which l would invite the
attention of the ladi g. ALEX HILL,
fe7 l27 Main street
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90, sav. Been safsn ass'oea ss ossoRSs S 3d.
guerrean Galleries since the reduction Ct prices
| And we now wish II understood by all that Osborn
will continue to take fine Sky Light Miniatures 10 a
neat case for Sl. Remember this 10 The only piace
| where Sky-LiSht Miniatures are taken for 81. TO
those that think one dollar is too cheap for good
Likeness, we would only say, call and get Luxe"
ness worth OF slo' Remember tns @ @SSGs SassG;
Opposite the Banks, sign of the American Flasg.1
A CHANCE TO OBTAIN CHEAP DRY
a GOODS-TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
AS have determined to sell my entire stock Of
winter Goods at cost would call the attention OF
the isoles and the public generally 70 my sssors.
msns oi siiks' Dslanes, Merinoes, Alpaccas, Flan-
ns.s, Saanse,s ns shawls, KeAeys, and large as
sortment OF Muns, and o great variety OF other
Goods, too numerous TO mention.
MORRIS w ROSE,
Iao-2m 203 Broad street.
OTCAEsON's CELkHsssATkDK KEn-
IL EDf FOR BLIND AND BLEEDING PLIES
-Warranted safe, sure and mild ransdv To-
Piles, Praiapsus AMI and all other disassss ~ -
rectum One box will convince the patient If =
cnild and curative properties.
Price OF. one dollar, OF. Soc per box
po,. 'ourt County, Va. os"'
o. Fo- lie In Richmond By Purcell Lsdd a n,
T,nvn Z = and Adie q Gray. se a9-dI."
Ut. .55. IL LBOYs.-H. P. TAYLOR. s16
n ssrees he.. veen Grace and Frsnkln-Nw
School he;,s sx.lp> Vey tor beginners, giYe spe.
cia attention. 10 Rs ding, Correct Enunciadoa.
Ora u,nar and Spelling; a.0 70 ueogfapay, Mp
Drawing, ArithuIetic and n Afssofy specimens 81
nay boys csmpositoo and N Ning may % AwaYs
seen D. the Dispatch Office. NJ Rnio - percznp
tory, but as gentle az possible. oc9
m kPOT OF CHINA, GLASS AND EARs
b THEN WARE JAS d EVANS, No III
Main street-Dinner Sets IN every variety, Tea Do
10, Glass Wars, superior en-, and prsssed. For sah
ow at Ia .dsn street ja29
a NfANDINE, OR s.FARINk Ok MOL
"A SETfEs."- For toe cure and preventive Of
:happed hands and bps, Tor softenins ths skin and
irving Il an agreeable odox. We can eosadensE
;ecommend this ceightial preparation to II who
.re troubled with chspped or rough akin. Sod BY
X. r. DUVAL & BRO,
fs2 ApothecarisA corner above the Ssl "a.
.,TONE CUTTiNG.-JOAN w. DAVIES .
> 90 practical Stone Cafters 4 Masons, south
Side of the Dock near Nsyo's Bridge We rss~rn
han re for tae liberal p troaage va have received
sud by strcr sxssatioa TO business 70 contuuS
% merit the confidence OF the public. do i6--5m
( ADIks, BOOTS AND sAOKs.-T hsve
IL now on hand Ladies' Caters, halt 6aiters,
wa,tiog Shoes, Boo,ses, slippers. sc, of all FASH
onsh1e syles aad qualities. 70 which invita- tbs
attention. Of puscAasesa
John THOMPSON.
aeh 81 Main stxeel
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NJ. UCCANULlSh, j..
February lst, 1858. 1876, Cary street.

~ JOSHUA J. FRY will continue the General
Commission Business in the execution of orders,
and the sale of all kinds of Country Produce, Office
corner of Cary and Pearl streets. fe 2-3w
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NEW ARTICLE OF CANDLESTlCk.
IN Something very ingenious and simple by which
a Candle always maintains the same heisht. Z re
ouifes no rubhipg. JAMES D. B. EVANS,
ia29 lit Main street
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"A CAhD:-The Subscriber for the last .s,
years engaged with the House of Messrs Hsnt.
Paine d Kent, and Kent, Kendall and Atwa,er. da'
sires 10 call attention to the above CO partnership
notice. and hopes his friends both In the cir, anS
country, will favor the new concern with a cai
fe l-2w JOHN = Al Wv
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I ANDRETHS GARDEN SEEDS, new
II crop, received and for sale by
JAS. D. THOMAS,
Corner 17th and Franklin streets,
fel Opposite Old Market.
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4 'U-PAhTNEkSHGP BOW
EhS d. SNYDER, OF ths Richn ond Stove
WORKS, have this day, associated with them In bu.
sinSsa Mr CHARLES CARTER, of this CITY, and
VIII hereafter, continue the snufacture of
stoves, Fronts, Crates, Tenders, Rsiings, House
azi Ornamental Castings. &c. under the style and
oet1 of BOWERS, SRYDEA d CARTER.
They would respectfully ask a continuance Of
former patronage, and the attention of the Public
generally. j BOWERS,
ASA SkYDER.
t.8-2w CHAS CARTER
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JAMES BROWN, Jr., STOCK BROK.
y Err, No l66 Main street, opposite the Virginia
and Farmers Banks, above Bonaxita's Store. En-.
ter 1st DOOR up stairs, to the left ia 5-ts
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NOTfCE-s. M RELIANT & WEISlGER,
lS wishing to rsdue their stock OF Clothing
before making Spring pa Fcaases, VIII sell any arti-
over Coat. otssn,S Al cost. Can at No liz
Main street. >r !. ,.,y,s,~
ja25 8. MERCHAA - " WE.oIuEn. w
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NOTICE-The Subscriber having purchased the
interest OF Mr.. Joshua j. Fry in the above concern,
will continue the GENERAL GROCERY e. PRO-
DUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS, at the old stand
He will give particular attention to the purchase
and sale of Flour, Wheat, Corn, Tobacco and all
country produce. Having been extensively engag-
ed In the business for several years past he hopes
to give entire satisfaction to all who nav favor
him with their patronage.
RO. McCANDIISH II 2
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BRITANNIA TEA SET9-1 -
- Goods, for sale at reduced prices by p''"x
- SINTON a. CO
fe9 importers of Hardware n Ma;,..
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L The subscriber soliciis the attention OF Tohs1
co Manufacturers 70 his saperisr Presses and MA, /,
OF every description. P. RAHA,
Eagle Foundry, OaEy. beisw Pearl sssssA
~ N-6n
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= THE Subscribers having purchased the House
su'.n,isning branch of L. Ginter's business. win
..; the same at the old stand and In addition
r oPen Tor the Spring, by direct importation,
Cn;na ne, assortment of French and Iron Stone
ton ~ rsss ware, &c; and hope by strict atten-
iong ex,anda continuance of the patronage %
February lst, 1858. PI9xrrv
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s,h.o,;h.<AA <AAnrNERSHIP NOTICE. Tina
shn nnS nave this day entered into co partner.
VEY: for ,ha me nnl s,y,e and frm of GINTER AL.
Mnolesae n,ns u and Importing business. in Hosisrv
varsss uses' buttons Combs Fancy Goods, and svsrv
earssy Of arss small y,ss for the oy and
Pesr .,ss. msoe, % ana have taken the store No. 16
hens, where fun and complete stock viii he ons,.
Esh 1a, 1ssa business. LEWIS GlNTER,
Too' is1 iooS. JNO. F. ALVEY
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NOTICE


YrOad.-MiLe Tickets Three Cents
Per Mle-I o accommodate the way travel, tickets
will be sold at the Treasurers ofice, in Richmon
at cents per mile provided that not less than ten
dollars will be sold at one time.
These tickets will not BE- transferable, and will
be used for distances not exceeding rs miles. No
charge less than IS cents. E H GILL,
fe Aim Superintendent.
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ORANGES AND sHAOnOCU
sale by a. 'anaing and for
fe9 Jour
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y OIL BUTTER.-Prime Roll Butte, g.
SAFE Dy VOOLFOLK, JR
fe3 lS0 Broad afrcot
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niss0LUTION.-The Co.partnershio exist
~ ing under the style and firm of FRY &
McCANDLISH is this day dissolved by limi.sticn
Robert McCandlish, jr., having purchased the
entire interest of JoshuaJ Fry, in the said CONCERN
will pay all the outstanding debts of the firm, and
close and settle all accounts due to the concern
The name OF the firm will be used only In ouida
ton. JOSHUA ] FRY. .t
Richmond, Jan. 81, '53. RO McCANDLIsH, Jr.
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Two PURCHASERS.-As the winter season
l. 10 we'll nish over, propose to sell the rem.
Goats, Pants and Vests q, Cost-ma..y OF which are
the mos d, sirAble style and choice patterns of the
sesson Those who can purchase now will ind IL
saving of Is or 20 per cent while they cas- get an
article equally as good and fash'onsole as IA toe
sN' ' HENRY sHAFER,
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PRICE ONE CENT

NOTICE.-Ihave this dsy cold the rets,, branch
~ oil my business to Messrs. BULKLEY & co,
who Win continue the business a. here.oiors, as
the old stand, No l37 Main street. In retiring from
tne business return my thanks to the public for
tne very hberalpatronage 20 long extsnded to me,
and solicit for my successors continuance Of ,he
same. JFWTg CINTEp
February Ist, Is53.'
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100 SBLS UfERI0R BALDWIN APPLES
AOO ius. reed sed per schr Juliett and for sale
by ROBERT RANKIN.
70
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MONUMENT CIGARS.-Another supply
Isl of this delicious Brand, just to hand and for
sale by
fe9 ] B WOOD
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ri NOTiCE.-Two families ~,'hAs W oD.am
Y Board can be accommodate i ~ o1nvsnrenI tas n
part of the city for business. 4 'so, = LeW Dsy
Boarders would be takeu. For fun u0i - es
appIy at this office 10 o-ot
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NHEESk, CHEESE.-A superior iot of I'm
~ itation English Cheese, for sale by
VOOLFOLK, ia,
fe $50 Broad street
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T ARD.-lO barrels, 25 half bbls, for sale low, to
IL close up, by
fec JEO WOMBIE eco
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SEED OATS, SEED OATS.-l40O bush
~ els prime Seed Oats at Recketts and for sale
by VOOLFOLK, in,
fe $50 Broad street
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1 AIDES BLACK AGAITERs.-Just op 7n
IL ed this day beautiful lot of Black Gate.
made by the celebrated Mcintosh, of Phiadelphia,
which will be sold very cheap at the sign of the
Boot, No 43 Main street, By
fe WILLIAM WALSH.
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ID UNI, Gc.-Hhd superior old Jamaica Rum
II finest Cognac Brsndies, dark and pale old Aps
pie and Peach Brandy, together with genesaia''
sortment of Wines and Liquors, for sale BY
de lS X M BURTON.
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- AILROAD ADJ E.-R Archer q Cos su.
H peIior Railroad Adze, for sale by
SMITH Il ROBERTS,
fe9 No "A Main street
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TT . DOZEN GOOD SH1KTs.-Gessle-
l. L = a ven who have heretofore experienced so
much iaa liy in getting good Shirts, 10 it, need
aot labor ,I,s that difficulty any longer by call
ing at lO9 Ma q street, they can OBTAIN good srn
c3e, snd q - fs uarantied."
fn KEEN. CHIf.RS a. BALDWIN,.
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VIHEINIA CEnTKAL RAILkOAD.-
Y STOPPING PLACES OMITTED. at meet
ing Of the President and Directors Of she VSgtnia
Ceaual Railroad Company, held on the 18th Jana-
ify. 1883, the following resolrsicn was sdopteds
Resoicsd, That from aud after the lst day OF Feo
reary next, the following named stopping places
will be omitted, viz: Crenshawis, AshcaKe Road.
John Harris, ] TerreYs Rocscut Crossing,
ciarke's Track and Hammock Gap Reed.
jal l5--lm GARRETT. See.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11

The following letter from Bishop Ives, who
has lately joined the Catholic church, is ad-
dressed to the Convention of the trotestant
Episcopal Church, in the Diocese of North
Carolina
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11

T AIDES LIGHT COLORR.
- ERS-Opened this morning, sup ,Sa ;,s.Iu ;os =,
Ladies Light Coiored Caters, made By Jusey ay
celebrated Mcintosh, of Philadelphia c, III So'n
az the sign of the Boot, No 43 Main street, at y,c
fe WILLIAM WALSH %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-11

NOTICE.-PRfGE OF WOOD AND coal
LN REDUCED from this date, the subscriber
will sell Oak Wood for o. per cord, delivered
gool article. warranted 70 burn well, at % 50 per
load delivered.
S per cent will be deducted from the above prices
f.r cash.
Orders left at Mr. PWoolfoik's Grocery en- Broad
street, or the Office at the Yard will be promptly
filled.
fe a-,s THOS. FOSTER.