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sPLENDIDPIANO FoRTgs,
neF71x-1 PIANOS. p. ii. TAYLOR 10
f83sITsi3S constantly receiving elegant and
fpain Pianos from the popular ma
- u kers Nunns a. Clark

dts5 tHEtFuneIts T5C6IV6u slIs 3VsI NsSss1s
prize at the "WorIGs Fair" London, 1851; and
they have invariably received the Sss prize al the
American Institute Fairs in this country. They
combine all the modern improvements with the
Mtkaltic Frame and patent orer ssvSngsl and are
confidently recommended for speetHcss Of tone and
sruat durability, which quality win be appreciated
In the country, where good tuners are seldom
found. tf-.H
P. q. Taylor has sold these instruments In this
city for the last seventeen years. TO the entire sss.
faction OF his numerous customers
ER. Old Pianos taken in part pay.
Piano Stools and Music, (the lsrgess and best
collection In the State) Violin and Guitar Strings,
vions and Guitars of the best quality, at low
prices. P. Il. TAYLOR,
Plano and Music Stora
oe5 $50 Main street. opposite the hanks
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e. ELLiNG OFF! SELLING OFF!-I am
- still selling eff at and below ccst. ana weuid
respectfully call iae attention of the pu lie
ally to my large stock OF Dry Goods which h.ye
on hand yet as had rather sacrifice thu Goods al
the counter in prefere nee to sending them to AUG
ton 10 De sold Persons desirous OF 6u5ing
Cheap Goods can get them By cailinga at
II ROSENFELDS,
10 tf
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Hi HATS AND BOOTS. -
- From nitesr 20 twenty per cens saYsd
by buying from J Fl ANTHONY, Coluna.
biap Hotel Building, Richmond
Moeskin Hats, Of best quali.y 50
DO do second do ....... 3 90
Fashionable STA Ests ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50
fsns caiiskin seaed Boots. 50
1onSress ual.er BOOK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =
Opinion OF tbs Press.
frsm sas ktasassis Dsaoerss, AprI |, 1883.
by the way. We would say word tor our friend,
Jonn d. Anthony, Columbian Hotel Buildings, 10
moss going TO Richmond aud waiting on sndinx
rners, IA brush up iitLe. Jass think of the 6ness
sina OF Hal for - so and ana eaiiskin sewed
boofs .or 83 80 He premises 70 DO shis and ~
know IA eau. for wa saw MIN oit 40 Is
INDIA RUH HEX BkLTING AND
STEAM PAckisG.--We are receiving ny schrs
U abr and Sparkling Sea. vsy tai suppiss Vi the
above valuable Articles
n WILLIAMS 4 BROTHER
in 10 Aaenls Tor thu Manufacturers.
/ II On sALks : bees rsss nocAaway saa Asassss
i nearly new. Apply ~
ks HILL TALLEY.
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u ErAIhIeG kyERY DESCRIPTION
h OF SAWs.-TOLAED L. BELsHAW. prac-.
ncsl Saw Makers and Repaifers, 9th greet,
between Cary and aaia, opposite the Phcsaix
Foundry, Richmond, Va:-Circalar, Hand. Rip
ping, Cross cut. Mil. Table, Bssss back, Compass
andi Concave saws. Butchers Bow Nest Saws,
Hack Ssws Pit Saws, Fe!ioe Saws, Turning saws.
&c. &c.
~ All ssws warranted to run true
IL .Q-tms =
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MOTlCE.-On sno sitter ,he 4th Of july, 1853,
IN Hack will leave Tonahawk Station on the
Danvil!e Road, every III ondny, "Wednesday
and Friday, after the arriya! IF the cars ironn
Richmond, tor Basvi'Ie via Pow hatan 81. Re.
turning, will leave Ballsvie every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. In time to connect
with the cars
Mr. MARTIN will take pleasure in attending TO
any bundle or package sent 70 his cars.
iy l-dIm*
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fvKEAT BARGAINS IN TRUNKS. sx
" No. I34 Main Sireets-Tbe subscriber
intending to close out his stock of Trunks, viii of
Ter mem al sucn low prices VIII ensure ssles to
all In want. Travellers IN want OF large SUE
J. D. GOODMAN,
No l34 Main street, opposite Eagle Square.
Ia 0Y -..r.
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IA UhsALks nfs: rsse nocAASay saa A@Iasss
ks HILL 4 TALLEY.
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GwESs AND LACONET TKlisIfaINtse
~ JUST received aIaii supply of
Swiss sad Jscone, Edging and Insersirgs
Do do Flouncss and Erii4
Black sad white Lacs Wells
Laca and Giusiia Co!.sss
Do 90 Siesves
And other Goods in that way, st 90 Ega;a street.
,els CHRISTIAN d. LATdROP.
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GALA AND GAUZE MkhINO SHIRTS
- And DRAWEkS-We nave received fine
stock OF SILK and Gsuze Merino Shirts and Drawers
just the thing for this weather. Cali and SEQ them
II & MERCHANT & WEiSIGERB,
TIA No ll2 Main street.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

CITY HOTEL Gen + NJ Boyakin, Isle
of Wight; A Jordan, Smiih6eId; C Brock,
Princess Anne; g McCau.ey, Washington; w
b Enos, Gloucester; c Bray, j Bray. Essex;
J Wilson, Rv Danied, s NJ Whitaker, n c.;
A r Harrel ID L Parker. Suffolk; X A Crox-
ton, r and d K R; E Baugh, Chesterfield !;
DR. M Warning, Essex; II E Dickinson,
W Payne. Wilmington q Watson, Philadei-
phii; II Hall, Washington; WIN I Fleming,
Powhaian; Remington. Baltimore; G Bin
ford, Lo Iisia Capt Davis, Steamer c Prck
II Easley, We; u Turner, 5 c; Ii Bronson, n
Y; w 5 MalIicote, York Town; ] " c Cat
lett, Gloucester.
AMERICAN HOTEL p Boyd, VA J
K Ste. ling, N G; A q Cousins, Din "iddiei
Johnson. Pal a; Dunn, n Y; 6 w Gillear.
Boston; & q Aiuligan, Roanoke; N ID Ram
scy, Norfolk; w r Hughes, Evans, VA
NJ c Donald n Y; G w Nelson, Appomato1;
ID c HolIingshe d, Nelson; X ID Banks, Pc
,ersburg; B P Lufr, N c; A Sherwood, Wash
Ington; w Henriquos, & & Brusei, Sweden;
G Brown, Portsmouth.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-A NJ McThee-
tus, n c; E w Edwards, Bait T 5 Coils, Al
bemarle, W ; Archer, Amelia A Christian,
Staunton; 4 II Blakey, Madison; L n Jones,
Louisa; r V Daniel, II e; ST Coleman, S
Braxton, Va; NJ l. Anderson, Albemarle; 81 b
LIONS. n i; J S Dunnard, Ala; I J Charlton,
X mond; w J Falls, Bait; ] A Carter, Va
w + Bporarn, n Y; e F Wardl :, PhiIa MIS-
J > Il nxton, Ve F. A Allen, n \.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL Cobbs, J Gregory, and
VIM Wooten Pr nee Edward J I Hawkins, and
VIM Smith, Che.terlie' d. Mr. Wsne, Amelia; J
Archer, Chest rteiu; " Cottrel and R Fl Goodman,
Goochland;Z II Brooks, J Il Roulett and l. II Flour
noy, Chestertis Id; VIM Allen and W Allen, Poca-
hontas; q H Ewing, Augusta: d Worsham Amelia
Mr. Mayo. VIM Spears, TLyon and w Finney,
Pow an; I TrOynian and lady, Madison; W Con
hard, Abeniarls; T. Scott, Lunenburg: w Pinch
back and c Gates, Chesterfield C Farrer and 5 6
Farrer, Va; Curtis, and Curtis, Boydton, Va E
Gibbs, Lynchburg; A H Burks, Nottoway; J Z Boil
ing, Lunenburg; G d Hoge, Giles II J Garland, Al
be1narle Parish, Goochlsnd; A 6 Jennings, do J II
c Tyler: Va; Fl Lane Patrick c H: A Garland,
Ly nchburg; G McDearnou, Powhatan; & Wood,
Chcste rfield; J l. Claiborne Danvlle,
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Once Of superinteudeni of streets.
February 9th, 1883. )
a R0PnSAT.l WILL. he REGEIVEL

[ at this Office until Tuesday, the 18th Of this
month, until u o'clock H. tor the following work:
LIST. A Culvert on Dock street from ohockoe
Creek to 18th street, and up 18th street to Cary
street. depth not less than 10 feet capacity feet
wide and feet high clear; side walls to average
feet thick, laid on thorough hags and covers 81
strong granite slabs, laid in cement mortar.
"a A CuIyert about $50 feet long, commencing
on Clay street, near 7,h, and rrnnins up Clay to
9Th, aud along 6in 20 Marshall; d. pin from Is TO
l6t feet, capacity * feet wide and feet high
clear; eide 9slls flags aud covers as above, and
be laid in cement mortar.
81. A Cuvert connecting the Culverts in the
Valley North of Clay street and between 9Th and
On streets; length about l40 .e, capacity 3 feet
wide and fee, high Gear, and built as aDove-but
Little excavation Is needed
4th. A Cuyert about 1872 feet long at the inter
section OF Adams and Camel streets; capacity feet
wide and feet high, AID built as above-bui little
excavation is needed.
The estimate for the first is 50 90 per lineai foot;
Tor the second, 50 25 and tor the third and fourth
SO 20 per foot. No bids beyond these estimates
will be considered.
The contracts must be signed witan ten Gays
after the date OF the award, or they vii! De cosi
sidered abandoned.
For further information, apply to
ts lu-cti n RATES, Supt Streets
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NEW BOOKS, FOR SALE BY NASH


Ms Hale's WOman's Rec0-1-V0maas Record
or Biog fhphical SGetCaes o all Distinguished Wo-
men. from the Creation % the Present Time. Ar.
rarged in Four Eras. WIKI Select ms from Fe.
male Writer'S Of each Era. Illustrated With more
than 2C0 Portraits, engraved ~ Benson ) Leasing,
ESQ 37O-n.usin, IS; Morocco, gilt edges, 81 80
Lossir9's Pictorial Field Bo2k-picIorial Fled
Book ct the Revolution; or, nlustraii sns, by Pen
snd Pencil. Of the Hi,tOrt, Biography, Scenery
Relics AID Trsditions of tn War of Independence
With over Eleven Hur DIRE d Enerayings on Wood
by Losing and Barfirt, chiefly from Original
Sketches by the Author 2 vols muslin, Sc; Hat
Cali, So Inc rocco, gilt SIS Vol !, muslin 50 St;
vol II, "a %
A eroant other Tales-by he author of aOive"
"1ne OgiiVies' AMI The Head OF the Family
I2mo-mu5 in, rs cents.
CoHtents.-I. Hero. II. Bread Upon the
Waters. Ill. Alice Lea-mont
Bleak HOuse-by Chars Dickens. With illus.
traous, Part2, l2mo paper-prIce l2tc, unfarrn
with Harper's Library editions OF Dombey and
Copperfeid
Guizots Shaksp eare-shakspeske and his Times,
l2mO, mus.in-price 81
iIuiZots Corneiie-CO rDe.i!e ard h.s Times
l2mO, muslin, 81
Lamartines RestOrstiou-history If the Reeto-
ration OF Monarchy in France-oeing Sequel 20
the History of the Girondsta.' Portrait 3 vols,
l2mo muslin, IS cents each
Bianca-A Tale OF Elm and Italy. By Edward
Ma;urn Esq, l2mo. paper, IS cents; muslin. 81
kai, Stusrt--A True story. From Biackwood's
Magazine, 8vo, paper, 25 cents
My Life and Acts in Hungary, in the years I848
ana l8i9-by Arthur Gorgei, l2mo, paper, IS cts;
muslin, 81
Gray's Geology-Elsments of Geology, I2mo,
sheep Is cts
trays Natural Phiiosophy-Elsments Of Ma.
tura Philosolhy-DesIgned Text Book for
Academies, High Schools and Colleges Illustrated
BY $50 wood cuts, i2mo muslin, 20 cts; sheep IS
cents
The Life ard Works of Robert Burns-Edtad
by Robert Chant ers, complete in vols, I2no,
muslin, price 50
"My Move" or, Varieties in English Lne-by
"Pieistfatus Caxton,' by Sir Z Bulwer Lytton. au-
thor OF the "Csxtons,' pelham, ""Harold '"Rien.
ri " "Lucretis," Might and Morning." &c.
Part IL, forming the completion OF the work, svo
paper 37L cents f. 10
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~ UTICE.-The suoscrIoer having resumed his
~ old business OF teamng on the streets OF
Richmond, soici's share OF public patronage
Those who may wish his services viii hui boxes
10 receive orders at the Offices CT David Baker, Jr
Charles 3azei, Shockoe Hill; Stearns and Brum-
E.sl, James Tyler, A Lee and at Daniel Hunts
s:oie, corner OF 7th and Byrd streets
Orders ,eil AZ the above places will be called for
morning ana moon and will receive prompt al;
Ie1.on.
Having strong force OF teams, ne tiatters him.
sen Mai ne vii! De able TO give general satiiacon
Call on I l. Waltz al, or
90 IAC0R Att EF
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pRIYATE PRACTICE.-Dr PLUME n
co. may be consulted, coniden:ia.ly. for shs
treatment OF the following diseases: ErrpconA
largeinents, Syphilis, and al morbid discharges.
whether recent or chronic. Also, sA those com.
pisints termed female diseases. The advertisers
invite attention to their chemical extract of WI,d
Flowers, which msy be regarded Is the very 5ess
arueie known, 10 give tone and v,gor 70 saEtain
abused aud deSiliaied organs, a. well a. 10 ranoyas
a.gstem shattered by dissipation or other csusa
Medicines secux.y put up, with t;s.l directions
and sent 70 order. Post paid letters promptly a.
tended 70. Qfaee on Franklin street, below Ex-
change Hotel, and nrst door below Trinity chursh
Richmond Virginia fee
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NEW BOOKS, received by AMORRIS, late
/ 4 a. ALL

nv Nv bUUhE5, ItCcIEcu Uy n HOItItIoj IdI7
IN Drinker ard NJ iris, 81 Main street.
The History of the Restoration of Monarchy in
France vol 3D. by Aiphopse De Lamariiue
The Ii aud WorxS Of Robert Burns. vol 4th,
edited By Robert Chambers
Shnkespear and His lines, by M Guizot
Hero, and other Tales, by the author OF Olive,
&c DC
Lady Bird tale by Lady Georgiana Fullerton
A First History OF Greece, by Z NJ Sewe
Part ID, Ny Novel Varieties in English Life,
by Sir h Bu wer l. GtUn
History of Europe, from the Fall of Napoleon in
1915 10 the accession OF Louis Napoleon IN 1852, by
Sir Archibald Alison
No | Resk House f. 10
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MAXINE NE W..
FU KY or nc No y -
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Brig Samuel Day, Portland, plaster 70 S q;
Somel vile.
Schr Martha, Teal, Philadelphia mise
Scar kaiLb1w, Hngors. Boston, lndse 20 Cuc.!e
NEW YORK, FEB 9.-Arr VIM Jenkins, Van.
derblit. and GiRspY. snow. Richmond
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i EDWARD POWERS
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODs.-Tbe

BARGAINS IN DRY GOODs,-The Ia
- aes Wa md It greatly 20 their advantage 10
fsn.,' g se ne niE HofoLltaN STORE, Fad door
IRON 9Th street. ss we ere desirou, nj reducing
0uI stock OF Winter Goods. 10 maze room for
opiing ,iade' Great bargains will be siyen in Nous
lanes, Alpa,cas, Merincs, Shaw's, Cslicos Hosiery
'ioV B. &c, All We ask ID Il call, 20 convince sou
toas W. VIII sell bargains aiso, lot of 6ne Co-
Goods sent to ali part. Of H., ei,v fss 4 .sa,ss
- WILCOX A. REtpcs
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Ti'HEhE AXE PLENTY or GDODS
l. yer 10 be hal at LEWIS,

l. yel 10 be hal at LEWIS,
20l Broad street.
The subscriber being anxious to close out his
whole stock IT Dry Goods at private sale, has de-
tsrmined 10 sell OF the remainder of his stock
without regard 10 cost avail yourselves OF the
present opportunity tine subscriber will close ON
tue 5th OF March The following articles are now
in s'orc:-Collars at 81. Diaper one dollar piece,
Brd-eye Diaper at 10 per yard, Calico at ceuts,
Lawns at I'd, Check Muslin at l2h, Swiss Muslin
ut 10. b ask silk very de at 8 l2t, Table Cloths
at 374 and So PiDs Needles and Hosks and Eyes
at 4 c,s paper; all wool Flannel, yard wide,
at 81, heavy Bed Ticking at I2t, black Alpaccas
very cheap, handsome Dress Silk, the cheapest in
the city, and msny Other articles too numerous 10
mention. the subscriber advises all to buy their
Dry Goods al once every article is taking rise
md by tie Spring they viii find Goods fully 30 per
cent higher than at the prices he is now selling
ABRAHAM LEVY jR,
fe 10 20l Bread street.
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A Vi 4 lii d n FAkMER,--J w RAN
IA DOLPH wi act agett for the American
Farmer, published monthly In Baltimore at 81 per
yesr. This is vaiu able periodical, and worth ten
times the amount OF subscription to every farmer
Call and subscribe Tee January and February
Nos are just out, and can be seen at l2i Main st.
ta 10
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80 ov 1oT. AND PARTS or

W 70 IL ~ w. or PAYMENT of City Taxes thereon
fn ls ss.r ls5 which said or part Of io VII
be- sold In front of the City Hall on the n , G OF
the next term of the Hastings IoT5' ,o The morning
snS oeIoe in the afternoon unless there De pre-
viousy paid the taxes thereon together WIN ~ POI
cart sor additional charges.
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nOOR PLATEs.--The most beautiful and
~ durable style of name Plates ever introduced,
we now offer 10 the cirlzens vi Richmoad aad We
trust that any pcrsoa at the head Of family and
resident OF the city would Immediately favor az
With order for their name on examination Of
oar various samples, which can be seen at Fyrer's
Hua Store, No il6 Main street. This article 10 not
oaly q neat aud TASTY ornament TO dwelling hgi 10
also of much servcs to the fsiends and ae3oan
tanees OF the possessor
HENRY WELToN, General Agent
felix's
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l ADf BihD.-J. ". AnNDOuPd Gas for
II sale February 10
The Confessional Of the Black Peritents; or the
italian by Mrs Rsdciitfe-50 cts
The Young Fisherman; or the Cruiser OF the 20
slsh Channel, by 6arrias ton-25 cts
Lady Bird; Tsle, by Lsdy Fullerton, author
CT GRAVITY Manor, Ac-15 CTS
a First History Greece, oy T. NJ Sewei-6ac
The Lie and Works of Robert Burns, edited BY
Root Chambers, vol 4th-75 cents
A Hero and other Talss, by author OF Og:lves
&c-75 cents
Shakespeare and HIS Times, by NJ GCizot
The History OF the Restoration IT the Monarchy
in france, By A D Lamartine
Inc Mettopontan Monthly Magazine, devoted 10
Religion, Education Literature aud General Infor-
ma ION, EDITED oy C'ergyman--Fer y ar 81
tgiy Emf; or the Me- ec;ed Ore Pct Beauty and
Other Tales; oy Mrs Caroline Lee Hensz-50 cts
Virginia Cases. Criminal. &C new eos So
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Tickets $50, halves Is, quarters 50.
: Certificate Of package Of wholes $3.50, shares
in proportion.
To nag old Customers and Friends.-My
Office is now opened at No 3 Governor street,
(Iate ok q Scots office for the sale of Lottery
Tickets, wnere it will give me pleasure to wait on
you. b. LUCh.
Orders for Certificates or Packages. single
Tickets and shares in any OF the Maryland Lotto
res will meet prompt and confidential attention, If
addressed to K. FRANCE j. co, Managers,
fa or IN e. r LICK Richmond Va
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q ROk SALT am authorised to sell a
|:i House and Lot Isl street, between Main
ana Cary next ABOVE the house occupied By Mr. Ro
bert Hill. The house contains six rooms with
large kitchen, with four and coal house it ia
OF brick and has been built 10 the six years
A loEg credit wiz De given on the purchase mo.
ney. w. GODDiH
"a y-St
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$4,000, $4,000, 1900, l0 OF 5000.
Each and every ticket in this lottery will be a
prize; for all those tickets without drawn mum
ber are each entitled TO $40 gross.
Grand Consolidated, Glass +, TO be drawn at Bal
timore, Feb % rs numbers, II drawn.
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I OND0N KDITIONS.-NEW BOOKS
Il Fer sale 5y HAkkOLD & MURRAY, Broad
street
The Lefty and Lowly, or Good in AL and None
all Gcod, by M Mcintosh, author OF Two Lives,
or To Be and To Seem, vois-pa2er 50 cents,
cloth 50
The Experience of Life by SeweH, author Of
Amy Herbert, &c-paPer Soc cloth Csc
The Life and Correspondence Of Thos Msora,
publishing IN num5ers-25c each
Thackecay's Humorous Writin ss-50c Per voA
Matthew Paris English History, from tne year
1925 to 1878, translated from the Lastn-London
Edition. 25
Bacon's Essays and Historical Works, Loadon
Edition-Sl
Schouws Earth Plants snd Man, and kobelfs
Mineral Kingdom, London Edition-l IS
Demosrhen-s' Olynihiacs, Phihpics, &c, trsus-
lated from Kennedy, London Eoition-Sl
Also, all OF Bohn's Editions OF the Classics
New Music received every week ia 81
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4. AChEkEL.-lOo packages No 81 and q
W haekerei, IN halves, qasrters and kits. rs.
ceiVing from schx Sharon, BY
te ~ WILLIAMS & BROTHER.
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L'EBKUARY 5, 1858. Exchange Book
4 esore.-Valentnes opened this morning.
new LOT, which very beautiful.
OMears's Napoleon IN Exile vels So
Gentlemen wishing to ouy Valentines TO Sand to
the country to arrive On the l4th, would do well
10 call early
Barnum illustrated News for Feb 5-6c*s.
fe GEO NJ WEST AZ BRO
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Z pnsr ARTiks AND CogKING PUR.
shee, and Thre.d isinglass Prspch ssssi f.s"a,as.
1 tor .TT'es' Corn Starch Arrow Roof, Fs-fus B.r
W. roca asd sage sor cooking Extract Lemon.
i," a, nose, Nutmeg ID Resa Water tor Ayor.
tns ~ ac' Ioonines! For coloring, 50 dozsa Pres
"Sfft.'s fess Powders. For sale low hv
BENNETT AZ BEERS Druggists
" sale by 10!
mo WOMBLE & co
OiL.-bordeaux and Tuscany o.
- part Of our own importation an5 vary -.
so. Tf 'aoe use. PURCELL LADD a. co.
Druggists, 80 Main street.
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DEART'S PATENT CUFFEE PuTS.-
ID We have just received some OF the above well
known Coffee Pots. Parsons wishing to Iuxuriate
good cup of Coffee should call at BULK
LEY cos house Furnishing Emporium and
procure one of the above named articles.
=.
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NOTICE.-oEORGE WALKER takes great
" pleasure in announcing 20 the citizens OF Rich
mond and adjoining counties that he is in town,
and will BE- pleased ebay his Violin and furnish
Music Tor them at Balls, Concerts and Private
Parties for short time.
any orders for him may Be left at Mr A Blank
enshius, on Cary street, opposite II w Fry's.
fa TOR
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A PPLEs.--5o obls kortAern Apples, reas.vna
II and ter ella NM. TAYLOR.
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UIHE AGENCY or K, FRANCE & CO.,

L menagers of Lotteries, is removed TO the Office
late in the occupancy of Ro G Scott, Esq, on Gov.
ern0r street and will hereafter be conducted by c
LUCK. | take pleasure in recommending my
old customers TO BIN as in every way worthy
of the confidence which they have generously
extended TO me during the last eight years.
faS IL.
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En BB = .nOLAssbe SYRUP, isnulnc
~ this day, and for sale by
te 10 WILLIAMS L. BROTHER
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4 UMBEk.-6ELVIN 81 Farmer, Wholesale
- and retail dealers in all kinds OF Mahogany,
Hard Woods, Lumber and shingles,

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Hard Woods, Lumber and shingles,
Broad, bstaoeen Go1svz0r and Mayo streets, take
pleasure in Notifying their friends that they are
continuing the above business at their old stand
more extensively than heretofore.
Mahogany Plank and Josts, black and white
Walnut, cherry, Birds Eye and Sugar Map e.
Northern and Southern Ash, Oak and cottonwood,
White Wood, Spanish Cedar, Butternut Hickory,
Chair Plank, ressed Flooring, Step Plank, White
Pine OF ali sizes and QUALITIES, Poplar, Dressed Lu
Der and Mahogany. which used in the manufsc-
ture OF the first Class coaches and cars, by machine
companies, Cal builders, &c. Rosewood, Maho
gany and Cherry Veneers for cabinet furniture
manufacturing purposes, and various other kinds of
Lumber used by builders, carpenters and machi-
nists, always On hand. jazz
G'OkE.-I nave rented the Coal Yard on the
~ Basin Bank, corner Of 10th street, and expect
to keep ii constantly supplied with COKE, which
will be sold at moderate prices according to quail.
tY. That now coming in, is good article OF hard
Coke-an econouhicai fuel for close Stoves and
Ranges. LeIpect TO furnish, 10 a few weeks, sup
ply OF superior Soft Coke, suitable FOR all the pur.
poses of domestic fuel Apply to Mr.. WIN. C.
3kAZEAL, at the Coal Ysrd.
JOHN J. WERTH,
ia SS-tn Agent for James Dunlop.
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aIiCOps EAT kACT UF VIII
ChERRY AND NAPTHA -Thi, valuable
pTeparation containing all the curative virtues OF
tae Wild Cherry Bark, and other ttiicacious RENEE
dies, has been Used for yea-a, and is recommended
oy physicsns and others as ore of the most etice-
eloQs remedies in use, tOr Coughs, Gods. Bron.
chtis, and all the various affections of the Throat
and Lungs sttended with cough and copous ex
pectora,ioa Price 81 cents per bottle
For sale oy Vim Ledu Broad Stree, ND T I
Plcnt, corner opposite the Old Market 70 10