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GIPsNY GIRL,

FESAKES this method 10 return her grateful &C.
L kuowled gmen to the citizens of Riehn ond
and vicinity, for their very liberal patronage DUR
ing her short stay among them, and would most
respectfully inform them that she will remain at
the City Hotel for one week more, where she will
be happy to consult with them in regard to the
Past, Present and Future.
This will positively be the last opportunity. as
abe will leave here for Europe On Tuesday, the
22d inst.
Al those wishing to know the circumstances
that surround them, likewise their FUTURE
PROSPECTS, viii do well by calling early.
Hours of consultation from 10 A NJ, to IL III, and
from 2 to 9p. NJ
Tickets of Consultation SO cents. To be had at
the door fa IL
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THE LATEST NEWS.
g'-,,asxaons Gale at Nem Orleans 7'ro
Steamers Burned.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. l6.-We had a tremen.
- csia here this morning. The steamer
lam Swasey, IRON Bayou Sara, with cargo
- over 1000 bales cotton, took fire and is still
tnrn;ng. She will probably be a total loss
TIE steamer 81. Charles, lying along side, al.
~ ht FIRE and is still burning. The steam
:. rrI;nse, which had just arrived. was in great
ssacer bu, succeeded in showing out into the
oas several boats were niured by the gale
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:. $500 I.ar an RLode, Tsland.

TIE aAti- Liquor Lar an khodei fs<dsd.
p"ovrprscF, Feb. II, ls53-fhe aati-liquor
ness.d the Senate this afternoon by a vote
70 20 stytecn TO ,hir,een-some little alteration
- 80 heen made. The act goes into effect
y, ,,sS;x,ely; but il IS TO be submitted to the
n,,s At The April election, and in the event
,be;r voting not to sustain it, it is to be rec
y, . ten DAYS after the rising of the next Gen
~ Assembly The House will concur.
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AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
2lst, 22d aud 23d.
GRAND COMBINATION FOR THREE DAYS
N ONLY. Brilliant Vocal and Tnstru-
mental e oncert, oy Madame DURAND and
Signor NOVILLI, assisted by other talented artists
Grand exhibition CT ROSTERS GREAT
PAINTING, THE CAPTIVE ISRAELETEs,
each day from 8 A NJ TO 5 P NJ
ET@ Tickets Painting day time-three day only
30 cents To Combination at night, 25 CTS, and
no half price. te 81
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THE BALTIMORE STRIEE.--A delegation
from the strikers in Baltimore held an inter-
view on Saturday, with those employers who
had not agreed to pay the advanced rates. The
Sun says that, al the close o. the discussion,
the settlement OF difficulties seemed as unlike
" as previously.
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az MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL. Al
80 Tue YOUNG GUARD will celebrate the III
A-g approaching anniversary of the birth of iii
E-EfAGeorge Washington, by Military and I'LL
Tuesday, February 22d, 1858; and In asking the
patronage Of the citizens and military, can assure
all who aay wish TO participate, that arrangements
have been made which cannot fail to give satisfac
ton.
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II A dispatch from Washington, dated
Sunday, states that inflammation has super
7ened in the case Of Mr.. Fuller, lately shot By
Schaumburg, and his condition is COW highly
dangerous,
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a The Profnetheus sailed from New Y ork
Tor San Francisco on Saturday, with large
number OF passengers.
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Movements of Gen Pierce.
THE MARKETS,

The President elect arrived in this city about Z
o'clock tonight.
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e il is stated that Madame Jenny Lind
Golischmidt con.emplates another professional
visit 10 he Inited States
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F-aEs Cherrv PectorsI.-We have depa

F-H Cherry PectoraI.-We have departed
from our usual rule in regard to the advertising OF
Medicines, 10 admitting the notice of the Cherry
PectoraI to our columns. 1t is not patent me-
dicine, but one, the contents of which, well
known TO the medical profession, aud which has
proved highly beneficial in the case Of number of
acqubintances, who were seriously afflicted
with pulmonary complaints. Some OF most
skIfal aud eminent physicians recommend Il TO
their patients in their regular practice, and we feel
that we are conferring favor upon the public by
making Known its es-L0uisUiNs ca Aduo-
cate
Foo sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO,
fe q Richmond
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Ia The nomina,ion.ot Judge Vroom, for
Chief Justice OF New Jersey, has been confirm
ed by the Senate Of that State,
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sMITH,s LOTTERY .OEaiCk,
Wall Street. under the City Hctel,
CHALK'S OLD STAND

To.day.-Bel Air, NJ. Capitals Of Sls65s
drawn. Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
AEs0-Patapsco. 7l-Capitals / of $4,000, of
1000, of 500, Of $50, of 1877. leo of go, &c. IS
numbers, II drawn. Tickets $l-shares in pro-
portion.
fe % SMITH.
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DAGUERREoTYPES.

Would you keep those priceless treasures,
Memories OF long vanished pleasures,
And preserve for your behoding,
Forms and faces long since mouldingf
MoULsoN can take, with o.ief endeavor,
Face and form that last forever.
A truthful, hfe-like, finely finished portrait or
miniature of relative or friend severed from us
by distance or death, who would not prize and de-
sire to possess A clear, richtoned, durable Oa-
guerreotype is object rarely seen. But MOUL.
SONS Pictures Withstand the test of time and are
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
on either side the Atlantic
Our price for one OF these fine Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted 10 please
or no sale.
Strangers and citizens Ere cordially invited to
call and examine specimens.
Observe the name and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, ITO Main
street. lie =
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STRATTNN,S OFFICE.

SVRAVTNS,S OEEICE.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No AZ, Feb 80:
25 81 90 "a So ~ 81 10 So 80 3 657
Ticket Nos 25 81 81, prize OF $500 sold and paid
To-day.--Delaware. Elk 45. Capital: s4,sa0,
IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81
AIso-Delaware, No a. Capital: $4,000, 75
numbers, IA drawn. Tickets IS. te %
MANAGEK,s OFFICE.
r. FRANCE Il CO. .-.-
For This Day.-Capitals: sls,656, 30 OF 1860
&c. 70 numbers, IL drawn Tickets IS.
Also, the Dollar Lottery-Capitais: $500, 10 Of
500, &c.
Drawn Nos of Pstapsco e.:
60 IS l 80 "A SO rs So AZ 3 q % 81
Ticket Is SO; Prize sold and paid by
Drawn Nos of Carroll Co, 8:
&c 81 % 81 10 30 20 is 81 IL
do II II s. Is, : sL .ooo Sold and paid by
do 81 Is, 900. LUCK.
Hi IL 26 20, 500
Drawn Nos of Patapscc, g.:
IS 36 25 SO 60 81 40 81 l6 80 CT IL p 10 62
Whole 16 IS
Do 80 40 81
H Il i $ s Prizes sold and paid by LUCK,
Do 3 50 50 81 s.
Drawn Nos of Md Consolidated, E:
* d &c IL AZ % o. so % ~ 10 ic.
Drawn Nos of Patapsco, 60:
81 80 46 10 So As 81 = I6 70 60 Is
Do .'Ae 10 - s. o. Three more prizes sold and
Do 2l9 Is paid by LoCh'
Drawn Nos OF Grand Consolidated, z;
10 IL 80 9 81 / 81 "a 1a 2 60
Whole 10 Is, $1,000 Sold and paid by
Half l 10, $1,000 LUCK.
To my old Customers and Friendss-My
Office is now opened at No 3 Governor street,
0ate G Scott's otiee) for the sale OF Lottery
Tickets where 1t will give me pleasure to wait on
you. b. LUCK.
Orders for Certificates or Packages, or single
Tickets and fhares in any OF the Maryland Lotte-
RES will meet prompt and confidential attention. If
addressed to R.FkAECE L. co, Managers,
fe2 % or to c B. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
CLARhE'S OEFICE-I4th Street..
Drawn Nos Delaware, I'll, Feb ls:
- 3g 8 Al "a 9 90 65 81 70 70 % 60 8
Whole Ticket % 65 60, 500 prize; Half Ticket
2s Al GO, $50 prize, returned.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, 43~Feb. 2l:
Gil s7 % So 10 IS AZ 5 ~ l2 So l3 40
Hall Ticket 50 ~ -, prize Of $3.50 sold and
paid, te22~3s
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EAGLE INFANTRY. ATTENTION.
DARADE in front of the City Hal on tuesday
next, the Gard at ten o'clock A IL la tull win
ter uniform, Arms and Announcements In order for
inspection, with nine roundsof blank cartridges.
By order of the first Lieutenant COMMANDING
fell JOHN C. POWELL, sr, US
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AUCTION SALES.
FJJTfJKE DAYS.


------- FUTURE UAIS.
b WeIIine7ss 15ed77n.
MALL RESIDENCE ON CHURCH
~ niLL. oa MarshaI1, befween 24th and
.os on "a .s e - s sss1 D
airy, 1883, upon the premisss. Instrumentation & AZ
O'Clock. = neat Brick Tenement On the Enrth line
Ct Marshall, between 9th and 18th streets now ia
ne J. occupancy OF Mr. c Crump. At an annual rent
TEgxs One third cash balance - shr.e and
SIX mantna Tor mes otiabie notes, interest added.
REd title retained till last note shall be paid.
Iez " GoDDIH. Auct.
BY Georsc ;. sumner.
ExECUTOR's Sale OF HORSES.
L. BUGGY AND HARNESS, FURNITTIRF -
On Saturday Morning next, the 10Th Instant
at auction sses room No Fifteenth street, win Be
sold, without reserve, L bay Horse sorrel Colt
excellent Buggy and Harness, with pole and
shafts; Saddle and Bride Wardrobe. Featber
Bed ami Furniture, Cutting Knife, Shovel. Fen
der, &c, belonging to the estate of Thos II Talia
WIN. c. TALIAFERRo, Ex,r.
Sale to be conducted by
The above sale is postponed until Wednesday,
23rd February. in consequence of the inclemeIcy
Of the weather.
feel GEO. ]. SUMNER.
0E HOUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.
E::j Ga Tuesday, LIST March, we shall sell pub.
for the unexpired time of the lease, an Improved
Lot, at the intersection of Clay and 18th streets,
now occupied by Mr. l. ] Phillips: which Lot was
leased for "a term of years, aud which lease has
about six years and half to run; and the house,
which is two stories high, and fitted up for "a
store, together:with the kitchen being the property
o. the lessee the purchaser will the privilege
OF removing them when the lease expires.
ine terms will be made known the day of
sale. TOIER 4, COOK
fe15 Gene, al AGENTS
rOMMiSsiONER's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
y IN pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
OF Ricnmond City, pronounced on the 9Th day OF
december, leo2, In the suit of Gentry Us. Gentry
and ais, the undersigned the Commissioner named
In the said decree, will proceed on Monday. the
3th day OF March next, at the hour of o'clock in
the afternoon, to sell at public auction on the pre-
mises, the House and Lot OF which John Gentry
died seized and possessed, situated on Church
Ill., in the city OF Richmond at the intersection of
Franklin and 23tb streets, fronting on Franklin
street about eighty feet and running back the usual
depth.
TEAMS -One third cash, the residue in three
equal instruments, payable at six twelve aad eigh.
teen months, FROM the day of sale, and to carry
interest from that day--the purchaser to execute
bonds with approved personal security for tue de-
ierred payments, and the title to be retained until
a conveyance is ORDERED by the Court
fe l4-dtd JOHN o. STEGER, Cosar.
EaF- Persons wishing to examine the above pro.
perry, can do so by calling at the house any hour
OF the day. fe p
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1nnn TONS CAST sCKAP IRON
EUUU WANTED AT EAGLE FOUNDRY.
The Subscriber wishes to purchase 1000 tons Of
Old SCRAP Castings for which no will pay tho high
eat price, in Cash. delivered in lots 81 The
depot, or any landings or wharYes In inls city
q le-6t PHILIP RAIN,
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TIN e A II II r

Messrs. TAYLOR & CLARKE -Le,ses.
"f W. WAhD----.---.--.- Stage Manager
Tuesday, February 22d. 1S53.
HAMLET,
Hamlet, Mr. J Wallack, jr; King. Gile. Laertes.
Marchaut; Ghost. Ward.
After which, new patriotic song- vuy;,tep hv
Gen G Morris. called The Flag of Our Union
- Dunn.
La C8cnGcH0 Mile Theodore
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Quick Sales and small Profits.-The
pubic are invited to come and examine the fine
and well selected assortment OF Jewelry, Clocks
Watches, Periumery add Fancy Articles, at the
store of S. P. MOUNTAIN 81 Co, No. 2l7 Main
street; and at the same time &c: some OF those
great bargains to be found there. Come one,
come all, Gnd judge for yourselves We don't
charge any thing for examining our goods.
JeWeiry made and repaired, and satisfaction
warranted. Also, Watches and Clocks repaired by
en- experienced workman. Don't forge: the place
S. p. MOUNTAIN a. co,
No 2l7, Main street, between 9Th and 10th.
70 -lrnnk
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ATTEN

MONT G 10 ME RY guard.
DARADE in front of the Capitol, on Iueaday,
ed iust, at 10 o'clock A NJ, fully equipped with
niue blank Carrridges-arms IL order tGf inspec-
ton. BY order of tn. Lieut. Comm AT ding
fe 2i-2t J MCDONALD O s.
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the occ6slon.
MANAGERs-wEITE EosE-TE.
Judge Jno Meredith Jos Mayo
VIM Richie sergt L 3 Dickinson
DR. Jes Besle Z" L Boisseaux
Adjt w Il Harrison 4" ] w Barlow
" B Southall " Whore
Capt r Scott Jr Jas Lyons
+" Jas Caskie Gen VIZ, Lambert
Lieut. 4 Richards Capt Bodeker
w Purcell s. Pr Moore
J Mllderberger Smith " NV Patton, Jr
Hugh Peasants NJ Nimmo
J w Lewellen Lieut. V Crawford
Il Stanard Ezekiel @
Gus Myers u Maule
Col I B Bigger Corpl A r Woodson
+" w Gwinue L L Smith
" Myers 81 Tucker
" ToUpkins Benz Robbins
RECEPTION coMMITrEE-RED RosETTE,
Col Z C Rice Ro Nj Burton
Capt Geo 81 Tompkins Capt VIM Shepherd
Surgeon Jas Sizer, Jr Sergt S Baber
Major I August .--
FLOOR CoMMITTEE-BLUE RosETTE.
VIM Richie w Bosher
C A McEvoy C B Luck
BLUE RosETTES.
Capt w Richardson Sergt VIM T Miller
Lieut. III w Fry, Jr VIM Oglesby
Corpi Lindsay I ] BrumfeId
Tickets 81. No charge for ladies. To be had of
Messrs Bennett a. Beers, Louis Boisseaux, Cor.
poral L l. Smith, and of any member of the Com.
mittee of Arrangements.
fe S-Tu&Fri2aw&dt
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Read md Profit by it.-Do Yon
suffer with any pain you do use DR.. Roses Pain
Curer. ltcures Toothache, Sore Throat Earache, Stiff
Neck or Pains IN the Face in few minutes tcures
quickly Pain in the Stomach or Bowels Cures Chill
balns, Coras and eny irritation on the feet 1t acts
ike charm for Pains in the Side Limbs Back. and
for Rheumatism from sudden cold it is magical in
Its effects. In bottles, 1872, Is and 50 cents.
The best C0ugn syrup in the w orid -
Dr. Roses Celebrated Cough Syrup gives immediate
relief to the worst Cough, whether Consumptive or
proceeding from cold. 1t aays any irritation of the
Lungs and tortes the system against future attacks
In bottles ct so cents and 81.
For Bilious Habits and bad Colds
If you bilious you require purgatlve medicine
If you have bad cold you should remove 1t from the
system. If your Liver is out of order you will have
cold feet, variable appetite. and yellow skln-take
be relieved from all bad feelings. In boxes, II IL
and 25 cents.
DIR. Resets Celebrated Cordiial.-For
Nervous Affections, Heart Disease, &c, &c.
The astonishing happy effect this medicine has upon
the Nervous STEM in aaylng all disturbance or IT.
rtation also for curing Papatlon and Heart Disease
as well nvigoratng the constitution, enivening
the spirits, and restoring the weak and nervous from
any cause has created great demard for it from all
parts of the country. 50cents per bottle.
All the above valuable medicines, with Dr. Roses
Medical Adviser, be had at all the Drug Stores IN
Richmond. ia IA a..
~ To the Public.-Your attention IL in
vtad the very beautiiul styles of Daguerreotype
which MINHIS IL WATSON daily issuing from
their gallery, No ssh Main street, Mansion House
Nearly ALL among the many who visit cur rooms
daily, are heard 80 exclam: they are the best I've
ever seen they are certainly the most natural
looking eyes ever saw. as we have never re.
sorted to humbug tried to write ourselves into
notice, we ask the public to call and judge for
themselves You are also notified that our prices
are as low as any in this city. Dons forget the
place, Ms 355 Main street, Mansion House.
no 30 MiNNiS d WATSON.
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e Il was DlscOvereds about 20 years
ago, in the county of King and Queen, by a Ply
sican, eminent in his profession, that Asiatic Cho
era, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Choic, Dysentery,
Diarrh9a, Lock Jaw, and many other nervous and
spasmodic diseases of very dangerous character
could be easily cured. Since that time he has
proved that fact TO hundreds Of cur eHow.citzens,
and can prove it to as many az will try DUVAL'S
FAMILY ANTLSPASMODlC, the peoples iavorite
Medicine. They can get it from PURCELL, LADD
e. CO., or sny Druggist in the city. See advertise.
ment. au 6-3tawts
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al AVTENTI0%, Il. L.. I. ELUES.-
81 Parade in front of Lafayette Hall en- TUESDAY,
22d inst, at 10 o'c oek precisely, witn rounds
do of blank cartridge. This muster is rsquired by
law.
feel J. Il. FREEMAN, o. s..
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4rH aIAHCR, 1895.
pa N - 81: 3 8. ssas|a

kEeG ~ [ExE-Ess----. x
EXTRA TRAIN rJit ATT iaAOuU IA .Jr
Round Trip So.
ON THURSDAY. Sd narcE, an extra train in
" conjunction With the capaciors ana splendid
steamer Baltimore, viii be run, Ter the purpose 81
aording those who may desire 10 witness the GER
en1onies OF tne following DAY in Wssh.aston a
comfortable tiip the occasioE vita pzE the loss
OF sing lie day from business. Is
The train will leave the depot IN Richmond pre-
cise!y at O'CLOCK P Ii, and arrive e. tia Creek
abou. sH H. where passengers will te able to
have comfortable supper, aad MI h.'s rest ON
board OF the cornInodious steamer Baltimore and
reach Washington ia the course of toe nis2s Dur
ing the following day. meals viii be served IN board
Tor such ss may desire it, and all disposed, can
lodge on boaEd tie same night, tree o. extra
charge.
Returning, passengers car take ether Of the
mail boats which leave Washington csiJy at M
and GAN.
Eg- Fare for the round tip ss-r,eaia and
stale-Eoon extra. SAMUEi. KUrR,
Agent OF Trans ettstiun.
Office Il & P r R Company,
Rich, nond Feb 81 1873 f. OF
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At Messrs Knowles e. Waiford's Book store.
fe I6-5t*

90 PINE AND OAK WOOD FOR sALK.
~ I offer for sale on the land, from 500 10
QUO cords of good pine wood, mostly cut last fan,
and piled On my iands, about tSe miles below the
city, near toe Osborne Turnpike, OF watch two
loads can be made to the city ia day Dy the road,
or four to the river.
Also, from one to two thousand co-dsof OAK and
pine wood, now standing on portion of any lands,
formerly owned BY the Wilton estate, ard running
down to good landing on Jenes River.
fa Aft JAMES III. TAYLOR
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AFRICAN CHURCH.

TWO EKkGURIEs.
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WANTED.

AM middle aged Lady situation
w as Chambermaid, Washer and Iron.
er-can come We'll recommended. Enquire at this
Office, fe 22-lt"
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MskT .fERN TCl
4 NUTaER CERTIFICATE-Mrs

A MOTHER CEETIFICATE.-M Mrs Daaos.
n Dear Madam.-lt affords me great satisfaction
to offer my testimony in behalf OF your Invaluable
IS Lsugh Drops.o Not only have sazcd them
excellent for violent coughs, colds and ether dis
eases proceeding from exposure and neglect, but
can with confidence assert that believe them 10
be beneficial in all the ills which egn is heir to-.
have used them for myself and family for some
time, never having any other mediciae about me.
OF late the cramp cho ic and cholera morous has
been very severe with Us. My wife and children
have been severely cramped on several Inherent
occasions and have In every case found that by
administering from one 10 two table spooEsfu Of
your Drops relief iulA16 ately foitoXed.a For
sickness among children nglhing can be better
In my opiuion they are infinitely superior 10 any
thing have ever tried, ana have used great
many different kinda Ct remedies. ea.nessiyre-
commend them to the afflicted. Respectfully, sc.
NIB. GOODWIN.
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by BENNETT Il
BEERS, 4. DODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CAAS. u.
YALE, and Mrs A. b. DAVIS, HaiR street, and
BOUCHER e. MELTON. Broad at. and CHAS.
MILLSPAUGH. Druggist. Richmond feI
sEs DEsIRABLE FAMILY RESI-
Ell DENcE FOR SALE have cenoluied to
sell my present residence, situated In pleasant
and retired neighborhood, near DR. o A Ssrecker's,
and within ten minutes walk of the market, CON-
manding fine view OF the city and surrounding
country. The house has teen recently built, 10
spacious and convenient with large lot 20 by $50
feet, and has IL rooms with fire places, including
the basement. Ths FUkaIEURE wculd be sold
with the House ii desired.
Also, for Rent, House on Church ELL, suitss
Bile tor small family and grocery, and
For Hire, q healthy and tidy elderly Woman,
who is good house servant and washer. Apply 10
A. G. STUBS,
At Messrz Knowles e. Waiforc; q Boox stare
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-. PrntEs Dnsuerrean snlIerE. no IA

~ Prnts's Daguerrean Gallery, No AS
Nam street-Measrs Editors Please pub Iish the
iollcwing testimonials: "a very superior Tx ness."
Robert Thorp. Very like Roger Pryor, edi-
tor South-Side Democrat. 'Likeness executed su.
perlatvely good" ] w. Roberts. ~ give Mr. Pratt
rhe preference to all the world in taking pictures"
Z r Goodwin, Louisa County. "Mr- Pratt needs
but trial and success will be inevitable, David
Moody. "Mr. Prstts pictures are as good Or better
than have yet SEEM" w. J. McDowner ling VII
liam. 1.-THE dRguerreotypas in Mr.. Prata coilee-
tor equal any l have seen in London" John
Thomas, Ii D, editor Of the Herald Of the Kingdom
and Age to Come. fe2
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~ sTRAYED.-From my stable, on
IMonday, the 7th of the present month, a
large dark mare Mule, low in order, and shows
the MARKS OF harness, lame in one OF the hind
feet, three years old this Spring. suitable re-
ward will be paid for her delivery TO me at the
Vintage, half mile west of the frat toll-gate,
the Plank Road. C. q. BURTON.
fe21-ts
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nIss0LUTIUN.-in co parsnersnip here
II tofore exiating under the name of Rlddick T.
Benson 10 mutually dissolved the name OF tho firm
viii be used In settlement by either party. The
subscriber Offers his thanks to the former pstrons
Tor their favors, and iniorms them that De III con-
unue business al the sams stand, lie Main street,
where he has 10 store nice assortuaentof Ciafns,
Cnssimeres, and FesfiDgs, which h. WIN
make up In the beat styie and upon moderate
terms. GE
He hopes, by sssiduous attention TO business, 70
ie aI--ss ST = : - F1'''s -. w Ii BENSON
S.TONE CUTTlNG.--iUHN ". DAVIES e
- co. practical Stone Cutters hasons' coan
Side Of the Dock near Mayo's Bridge we return
thank for tho liberal p Fonage We nave reserved
and trust b. strict attention. 70 business y goan1as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

COCOA, COCUA.-Taylor q Bros LONDON
~ Soluble Cocoa, the best article of the kind in
use, for sale by
te % VIM DADE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

I ANDhkTh'S GARDEN sEED,-We
IL have constantly on hand supply of the above
Seeds, warranted fresh and ger uine.
REEVE e. BLAIR,
fe ~ DrugEists, No IT'S Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

CPkING PR1NTS.-We have now u few
u Spring Prints, and in few days, shall com.
mence receiving general assortment of Goods for
esrly spring wear. G. HARTWELL e. CO,
fe y Opposite Swan Tavern.