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FOR RENT.

TIA FoR RENT.-That very retired and
0l pleasant residence situated on MarshalI s.rsst
adjoining the residence of James Bray and now
occupied by MIR John Waterhouse. The house
contains Six rooms, with kitchen, smokehonse
waterin the yard, &c, and all in good order'"
Possession given Immediately. Apply to
ap 8-3t JASW TAyIop
O. FOR RENT.-Thar very comforrabe
a Residence situated on Leigh, near Adams
street, and now occupied By Mr. Cary, HAVING
given Immediately. Apply to
ap7-3t JAMES NJ TAYLOR.
a. TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT
M:a Gray 3 large Tobacco Factory, on Main street
is offered for rent for the balance of the year. |,
is now ready for operations, having eight new
Screws and all other fixtures, of every description
whatsoever, for carrying on large business. L
hes good sweat. house, and large yard attached
Apply to US.
mh3l TOLER e. COOK. Agents.
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


lN just received, and for sale by
MORRIS 81 Main ST.
Nick of the Woods, or Jibbenanosay, Tale of
Kentucky, by Robert Montgomery Bird, M D
Stray Yankee in Texas, by Philip Paxton
Harry Muir, Story of Scottish Life, by the au
thor of Mrs Margaret Maitland &c
History of English Literature, with an outline of
the Origin and Growth of the English Language,
illustrated by extracts, for the of schools and
private students by VIM Spalding, A NJ
The Bourbon Prince: the History of the Royal
Dauphin Louis XVII of France
English Tales and Sketches, by Mrs Newton
c. osiand
Also, new supply of English Items, or Micro.
scopic Views of England aud Englishmen, by Matt
+ Ward nun 81
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= The Petersburg Express, of Thursday
contains the subjoned paragraph:
LITTLE iAoNAs PURNELL.-We regret to
Aear that this interesting little boy, who was
50 badly wounded by the Railroad accident on
Sunday afternoon, is in a much more preca-
Tocs condition than when we heard from
him OF Tuesday night He continued 10 i'm.
prove during the whole of Tuesday, and strong
hopes were entertained that he would recov
eT, but since vest terday morning, he has been
gradually sinking, and fears are now entertain.
ed .,at he will not survive his injuries. We
had conversation with one of his attendant
PHYSICIANS lasteyening, and from him we obtain
OUT Information. His mc ther Mrs. PurnelI)
continues 10 improve, but is perfectly igno.
faaf q the condition of her only child.
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eA'TA Assault is believed that Santa
anna on his return 10 Mexico intends TO re-
olce lAe republic to dependency on the Span.
A'h CFo"n. The future movements of that
WY polltcIan will be watched with much in
VGe'l here, as we'll as in Mexico.
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T.. "f'i n', meagher, wife of the escaped Irish ex
AZ, i.ad taken her departure from Melbourne,
1UieIIita"a' previous TO Jan. 31st, in the shin
"si.GlnSIon Tor London. She was accompa,
1'eu oy BISHOP Wilson, ofVan Dieman's Land
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- BY mistake, we gave the Charlottes.
'':'e AcVocate credit for some items of news
"Alca should have been given the Jeffersonian,
OF Saturday last.
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~Y7 The frequent robberies in the neigh
b5-lood ofFisherville, says the Staunton Vim
d;ca.or, has rendered it necessary to take some
e4icierl means to prevent their recurrence
Accordingly, the Court, on Monday, on peti
r3n ,aeretor, appointed patrol for the neigh
borhood Of Fisherville.
Tie Messenger states that man, who was
OF h.s way nome from a prayer meeting on
Sunday night week, in the lower end of Au
gusta county, was attacked and robbed of his
watch ard ten dollars.
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please say they are ad
-LADIl
Anderson mrs M A
Amey mrs Isabel
Andrews mrs Eliza
Ammons mrs Caroline
Atkinson mrs Ann Z 2
Armstrong miss ) F
Blanks mrs MP
Bradley mrs'J sne
Baker mrs Elizabeth A
Bott mrs Archibald b
Brown widow
Birchett miss Sarah K
Bonney miss Ma ncy A
Blair miss Margaret M
Clarke mrs Margaret
Carter mrs J I
Clutter mrs Eliza
Childrey mrs Eliza
Clark mrs Caroline V
Cresry miss Sarah Ann
Cosby miss Sophia w
Davis mrs Mildred A
Davenport miss Susan
Davenport mrs F G h
Dewelman mrs
Elam mra 5 +
Elicit mrs Mary A
Enroughty mrs Ann
Ford mrs Virginia
Fitzwilson mrs A E
Frances mrs NJ A S
Fox miss Anna
Frasier miss Anna
Fay miss c D
GERMAN mrs A
Gary mrs NJ CO
Gardner mrs M J
Gilman mrs Kate
Garibolda mrs c
Godsey mrs C A
Gaskins miss A A
Gleason miss B
Houchins mrs NJ E
Hargrove mrs NJ w
Heartgrove mrs Mary
Harris mrs f C
Jones mrs J E
Jon es ra!ss j
Jones miss Virginia
King mrs NJ A 8
kirwin miss K
King miss HI
Lucas mrs A E
Lewis mrs Nj
Lewis miss Synthia
Merritt mrs II
Minter mrs B B
Murrel mrs Emma
Motley mrs M Z
Mitchell mrs M
Mayo miss E
Mcdonald mrs M A
| McMurdo miss nj 8
OlphiD miss Damaris
| Peasants mrs NJ A
Pendleton mrs A
Perry mrs Catharine
Pettice mrs Elizabeth
Perrin mrs Elizabeth
Pea mrs Jane
Peasants mrs Matilda
| Pollard mrs NJ A
Quay miss Sarah c D
Reilly mrs
Ramsey mrs Lucy
Richardson mrs Mary
Richards mrs Mary A
Roper mrs Maria 8
Roane mrs Mary 8 c
| Stevenson mrs Susan
Sherman 10 rs Emeline
Slaughter mrs Elizabe
Seldom mrs Fanny
Smith mrs Jane
Stith mrs Rebecca
| Stevenson mrs Susan
Slater miss Amanda N
Turpin mrs Mildred
Trent mrs Lucy Ann
Tillson mrs Harriet Fl
Timberlake mrs Emil,
Thornly mrs Catharin
Tslley miss Susan A
Trimyer miss Martha
Via mrs Ellen D
| Vanderventer miss Ka'
Via miss Liz zie
Willis mrs Marish
Weller mrs Eli Zabeth
Wingfsld mrs E A ,
Wilbur mrs Caroline D
Wallis mrs Bridget
Watkins mrs Ann M
WoodalI miss Virgins
Wins6eld miss Virgin
WalthaI miss Sarah C.
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NOTICE

NoItCF
TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Sc That have now on hand the e.
III largest and best assortment of
Boots and shoes, of good quality, ever
offered in this city, selected by myself ex-
pressly for retail, both of my own manufacture and
the best Philadelphia make. Among my assort-
ment can be found something extra, to which l
would most respectfully call the attention of all in
want as they will be sold low, by
ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and dealer in Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valices, &c,
teS No l27 Main street, Richmond, Va.
RTOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
1s1 AT PRIVATE SALE The subscriber is au.
thorzsd to sell those three valuable brick Tene.
mepts on the Northwest corner of Cary and l2th
streets, now occupied by punctual tenants at fair
rents.
Also, vacant Lot now used as a coal yard by
Mr.. Samuel P. Hawes, fronting "a feet the
North side of the Basin bank, running back 40 feet
to Cary street
Also, the brick Dwelling on the South side of
Leigh between 2nd and 3rd streets, now occupied
by Mr.. Charles Wood, having rooms, besides
kitchen, &c. Apply to
mh g-ts w. GODDIN
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

A
Allen James
Ambrose James
Anders William
Allen, w eston 81 Peader-
ter Messrs
Ainsworth VIM F
Ammpns VIM II
Anderson Wilson
B
Bates J Lewis 2
Bowles John
Bowen John L
Bsugh John
Burlington John w
Boxley Joseph q
Brown Joel Y
Blair Luther A
Burke Michael
Barrett Reubin
Baird Robert
Bradley Robt A
Briggs Royal
Barker Robert II
Bullard Richard
Baker Capt 5 l.
Bsgne Wm g. Charles
Bartholomew VIM Z
Burt William
Bates John L
e
Ceviall John
Cheides James
Chiles James X
Calder James
Cowlon James
Clark ] A
Chapman DR. John Il
Cunningham John
Cummins Jehn
Captaine John Il
Comins John
Cummings J A
Couverai John 7
Clement Capt l. w
Chandler Littleberry 7
Curren Michael
Crawford q
Clancy Patrick
Crensnaw Robert V
Craig Rober!
Crump Robert Il
Cooper Robert
Carter Richard
Craddock Robt B
Copeland Samuel m 2
Copeland J B
Carpenter Col S
Coffee 8
Chadbourne J r
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9nrONn SATURDAY MORNING ri

Thompson MA Terrell Chas
Thomas Joseph Tally Billy w
Taylor L Terry Captain
Tate John A Timberlake AB
v
Vannerson A B Via James
Vaughan Jos II Veirs John A
Viers John II Vandervall Nelson
Walden john B Vsndervelt VIM
w
Williams E whitehourst John
West All White John
Woodson w w White John II
Woods w 8 Woodcock John
Wood William Walsh Jr John 2
Woody VIM L Wilson John
Woody Willis Fl 2 Wilisms James D
Warwick WmD Wilson Col James II
Woodman VIM White Samuel 8
Wyman Thos 81 Wills N D John
Williams Robt F White ProfJ
White Capt D Whiting Henry II
Watkins Royal Weird Rev D
Williams r L Woveron Henry T
Webster Peter Wilkinson b
Wheeler Pratt M Wilson Chas
Warning DIR Wheelock Chas
Wood Patrick Wealch Christopher
wa w @Wsters Douden & Wren r
w, Wnlte John F Winsisld Alonzo
Young Henry Yerhy ThosJ
Young Christian
Initials.
/ GBP
o"i9u LOoge, No Z, F.-Powhatan Lodge o
~ O ocanontas Tribe. No IA, o Red Men
| ap THOS. B. BIGGER, P. M.
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2 The Aorgantown Mirror gives an Incl
os@t connected with the late catastrophe on the
Baltimore aud Ohio5Railroad which, if true,
shows that there are rank villains in that To-
ca,lty, II says that a newly married couple
from Wheeling were among those killed by the
late railroad accident, and that thers was on
the groaud & wretch base and caIlous enough
to rob tie lady s corpse of her watch and jew
e.rs.
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Allen Riul
Asthony Z
Andei son Geo l.
Arnett Joseph
Ashlcck John w
Ammons John w
Armstrong Geo w
Armes J o
Bailey Andrew
Burrus A Jackson .
Barrett A B
Belt Benz Lloyd2
Brooks Calvin
Bridges Master David
Brown David
Bass F w
Brown Fleming
Butterfold Garrison J
Bsgby Geo w
Burk John
Baughn James A
Bowles John
Buckley James
Butler & Joseph Messr
Barnes Francis
Barnes John +
Booker John
Bailey John
Collins Timothy
Crouch Thomas J
Clark Venus
Cogbill VIM B
Coleman Walker
Cosby N D
Cary VIM
Cobb VIM (
Child L T
Chestharn A
Crosby Mr
Campbell A D
Coil Capt
Clark Benz
Coburn Benjamin V
CORN Patrick
Carter Charles
Crawford Daniel I
Cross David
Crump Edwin G
Conklin Edward A =
Crump E c
Crowell kieszar
Cone Edward w
Connor Francis
Clopt0n Frank
Coll Adolphus
Craft Howard
Copeland DR. John B
Cstteu Thomas w
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N 0TiCE.-The subscriber being extensively
" engaged in manufacturing the article of
Smoking Tobacco, would call the attention of
dealers to his stock handsomely put up in t, and
Id paper packages, under the well known brand
of VIM Hill; also, IL ID poplar boxes, under the
brand of Lafayette, Pocahontas and California,
handsomely executed. All warranted to be clean
and of good quality, and at prices as moderate a.
the article OF the same quality and put up In the
same style, can be b ad in this any other MARKET
ELLYSON YERBY,
Factory corner Broad and 25th street,
NH 25-lm Church Hill, Richmond, Va
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LIST OF LETTERS

190Ss
for Letters In this List will,
ertised.
IS LIST.
A
Askew miss Sarah
Allen miss Sarah F
Allen miss Susan +
Anderson miss Mary
Archer mlis Fidelia E
b
anksnship miss NJ J
Burwell miss Jane G
Bass miss Henrietta A
Brock miss miss Z h
Bockins miss Bette c.
Bohannan miss Anna
Baker mis-, Arpasia 2
Burwell miss J q
q
Crutchfield miss s w
Collins miss Haney
Darlington miss Lizzie I
Cruice miss Ellen
Chick miss Betsey A
Crabbin miss Amanda
ID
Day miss Sallie C
Davis miss Jenny
Daingerdeld mia G
L
Eddins mrs
Edwards miss Lucy Ann
f
Fuqua miss Ella
Felther miss Ellen
Folkes miss Elizabe,h II
Fordhsm miss Isabella
Flournoy miss P 4
Foikes miss V r
G.
Gentry miss C. C
Goode miss s M
Grubbs miss Y C.
Gipson miss Harriet
Gary miss S J
Goodman miss M A B
Gibson miss M A
Glenn miss M s
III
Hudson mrs G
Howard miss Sarah
Hall miss Il
Hobson miss Kitty T
j
Jackson miss NJ P
Jones miss V II
Jinleston miss Ana nanda
X
Kimbrough miss R
Kelley miss s M
L
Langhorn miss N L
Lee miss M D
NJ
Murray miss s M
Malone miss M
Miller miss ID L
Mones miss NJ A
Moore miss Catharine
Me
McAlister miss J
McAlister miss J A
D-P
Pendlston mrs Mary G
Pesseley mrs Mary
Poindexter mrs Sarah
Powell miss C. M
Pate rson miss Eliza NJ
Paca miss Mary
Patton miss Rachel
Peters miss Sarah II
l-R
Ready mrs Mary
Roper mrs Rebecca B
Reid mrs Robt
! Roe miss Agness
Roper miss Mary Ana
Reevs miss Octavia Ann
4 Sandford miss
Smith miss Betty G
b Sale miss Esther
Steward miss Mary J2
Stith miss Mary E
Stagg miss Maria
Sampson miss Martha A
Sharpe miss Sarah
II
Tyree miss Mahala A
Turner miss Mary
Tyler miss Lucy F
Taylor miss Fannie 2
Timberlake miss Ellen J
Taylor miss Bell B
v
Valentine miss Susan "A
, Valentine mss S A NJ
Via miss Mary Ann
w
Watts miss Martha
Wallace miss M M
Watts miss Martha S
Willard miss M .rtha G
Williams miss Lucy w
Watkins miss Louisa
w sldrop Miss Lydia C
w alker miss Jenny E 2
w arlington miss A
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- meeting Of Democrats in Albemarle
- '"'J' It" Gays since, recommended Hon.
fsI'us Powell for reelection to Congress.
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Tgy ArFAx AT THE UNlvERsIrY.-The
~A,..,,,e.,5lle Jeffersonian says that on Tues
da, and Wednesday last an examination was
had by called Cour, into the shooting OF MIR
c.orss R. Tarain by Mr. John s. Mosby
when the latter was re-committed TO jail te
..sif his frjal before the Superior Court in May
r.-r. Counsel or the accused, L. r. Wat
s,- Eso, for the commonwealth, VIM. J. Ro
bssts0E EsC.
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TEE CHARLESTON FIRE.-We have here
,o55fe given telegraphic account of an ex-
tsrs;ve fire which occurred in Charleston on
Monday morning last The CouiIer estimates
the loss at $35, 900. A number of the houses
suoyed were small and comparatively of lit
tie value; vet the fact that they were occupied
BY poor families, who have not only been
rendered houseless, but have lost their little
al. appeals loudly TO the feelings of the hu,
male and benevolent.
Tie origin Of the 6'e has not been ascertain,
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WILLIAM MOUNTJOY'S MARBLE
W FACTORY and Granite and Stone Yard. east
corner of 9Th and Main Streets Richmond. Va ia st
all times prepared to furnish Marble Menuments
Tombs or Head Stones, of any size or pattern Mar.
Bile Mantelpieces, Marble work for cabinet maker.
or any work of the kind, of the best materials and
workm anship, at the shortest nouice and on ar "a
vorable terms as anysothsr establishment between
Boston and New Orleans. Having extensive Gra.
mite Quarries of easy access from the city, and
OF quality not to be surpassed even by the far
famed Quincy Granite, he also engages TO put up
Granite Fronts, or any other kind of house.
work, in ihe most reliable manner with such dle-
prtch and upon such terms az cannot fl Ito please
every ONE
I7Grsnite furnished of specified sizes for
stone cutters, rough Granite for mason work.
NB-Having recently engaged very expert
enced Carver and Engraver he is prepared to do ai
kinds Of ornamental marble work, at the lowest
possible prices. NH I6-3m+
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BAPTIST BOOK DEPOsITORY.-Ju
Id received at this store, Premium Essay, writ
ten by the Rev 1iberius Gracious Jones, of Nor.
10 ill., Va on the duties of Pastor to mis- Church
The American Missionary, Memorial by Pear
sen
The Friend of Moses, by w Hamelton. D D
The Glory of Christ illustrated in his Character,
History, &c, &c, by Gardiner Spring
The Grace of Christ, or Sinners Saved by un-
nerited kindness, by WS Plumer, d
Daughter of China, or Sketches OF Domestic Life
the Celestial Empire, by Bridgeman
ALSO,
Ofs,a.ionary, an additional supply of a number
useful and pretty articles; for saie oy
rnh3O CHAS W0RTHAM.
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IL ers and Paper Hangers, Corner of CO.
vernon and Franklin Streets, have now in stora
their Spring Stock of French and American Paper
Hangiugs, Borders, FireScreens and Curtain Pc
all the various styles in use. Also large variety
of Floor Oil Cloths; India and Cocoa Mating
Window Shades and Blinds, with general assert
ment of Curtain Goods. Cornices and Trimmings.
Also, Curled Hair and Shuck Mattresses; with ma
ny other articles in our line, all of which will be
sold on the most reasonable terms.
Paper Hanging and Upholstering executed at the
shortest notice in town or country.
NH 3O-3m
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TNHE LARGEST LOV OF HE A
l. GOODS IN THIS CITY Is AT JACOB A.
LEVYs, where you can find Berege De LANES at
l2E and Csc, worth double the money; Lawns at
l0c; Cacoes at IA; Check Mvslin at l2 l-2; Hea.
Wy Cotton Hose at l2 2. Also, very cheap Cling.
hams, Bereges, Tissues, Collars, Sleeves, Gloves,
Corded skirts, Linen and Cotton Sheetings and
Shirtings Grape Shawls, Brocade and Plain Silks;
handsome Bonnet and Neck Ribbons; Marseilles
Quilts; Linen Csmbrick Hdkfs; Table Cloths, Nap.
kins, Toweling, &c sc. call will assure you of
the fact that the cheapest Goods in the city at
JACOB LEWIS,
ap Nos Is and SO Main ST.
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Dress GOODS, ,NEEDLEWO ORK, Em-
- broideries, White Goods, Variety Un-
surpassed, Cheapness Unequalled. largest as
sortment and greatest quantities of the above Goods
are to be found at MlLLHISER & BROTHERS,
on Broad Street, and at prices unusually cheap
l1ay 5o per cent lower than such Goods are sold
elsewhere-consisting of forty i've different kinds
OF Lace and Muslin Sleeves ninety different kind
OF embroidered Linen Cambria Hdkfs, from SOC
up to So piece; Swiss end Cambria Bands at 25c;
Eosngs and Insertings, of both Cambria and
Swiss, Cambric Jacouett, Check and Striped Mus.
| Inns OF all kinds; Bereges, Tissues, BereA De
Lanes Lawns, Prints, very cheap; domestic Goods
and Irish Linens, lower than ever; 500 pieces new
style Ribbons-at great Bargains.
MILLHISER & BRO.
apf 1913 Broad Street
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A RARE CHANCE! ATTENTT0N IA.
"A DIES AND NDGENTLEMEN-The subscribers.
sole agents of the United States for Guelaud. one
Of the most celebrated Perfumery manufacturers
in Pans, intending to stay for some time in the
city OF Richmond, begs leave to inform the World
of Fashion that they have on hand splendid col.
lection of Articles in their line such as Extracts
Hair Oils, Genuine Farina Cologne Water, and
other articles in their line too numerous to de-
SCRIBE all warranted superior to the articles gene.
travagant prices.
They have also magnificent variety of Combs.
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, &c; and other Fancy
Articles Please give US call at our store, corner
broad ana Inlrd streets before going to purchase
Sd fair opportunity to ge. genuine snd splendid
article SCHAAP E. 70
NH 30-lm* Corner Broad and A Straa,.
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@77T DAILY DISPATCH
- 5,OwARDIN, Proprietor.
pLEASANTS. Editor.

=s--rrn GRANGE IN THE CARMEL
,,,,, '''. dispatch, dated Washington Apf'
'S'5-''',,' rumor of a contemplated change
o. {. ,ss Cabinet. Mr.. Dobbo' i! is sad, Is 10 e:
IL '", ~ r,sbine's place, and Mr. Gushing is
'SNs NJ pobhin's. or go abroad. These ru'
" 90" ~. generally manufactured by the pa
r,s,,smassrs ', at times when there rs y l,'''e lie
''s,I' -, =, excite news loving public we 90
-. -.,,rd .hc.n as reliable. "Rumor mah'ng'
~ - -, ~ o;r exchanges, sis regular ousis
.. Washington" Yes, and avery mise
-. Hind i; 5, too. If those who get up
80. oboa, offers, should have the truth
-. ,,e~selves. there would be "the
dew. to pay, "e" '"e'' "o"'1'
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~ AT meeting of the stockholders of,be
-'y''o'" ana Petersburg Railroad, held in Nor.
AL" on tuesday, DR.. Francis Mallory was
elected President of the company and Ahra
Ian + : Leonard and George W. Camp Direc.
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CHRISTENING OF THE BATEMANs.-The N.
O. Picayune gives brief account of a gather
Ing at the ST. Charles Hotel, given by Mr..
B4eman, the father of the young Couple" :"
TO 4 .ew Of his friends, on the occasion of the
christening Of The children. Rev. DR.. Clapp
oaaciated and conferred theOlog gically and po-
names which iney have made famous already
b. their own exerons. There was younger
scion Of the same family present, who gave
great promise of future excellence in q less
clear and emphatic manner. The arrangements
for the occasion were exceedingly neat and
happy and everything passed off pleasantly
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VNHE GOLD PEN.-Adam VIM Rapp's cele
Il brated Patent Gold Pen.-We are 10 receipt
of farther supply of the above justly celebrated
Gold Pen and have now on hand all the sizes.-
Those desirous OF possessing Gold Pen worth
having will please call and supply themselves
They are winning golden opinions from all parts of
the country. For sale at the patentees prices by
the only authorised agents for Richmond.
ap2 GENNET & JAMES. Eagle SQUARE
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and besi
I Strings,
Z, az low
|toTs,
banks.
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CIV Ar
HOUSE.
ed by Sc
r of ele-
aas oc.
NH 30
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NEW BOOKS.-Received and for sale at No
IN SO, Main street, opposite the City Hotel, by
ID

%, Main street, opPosIts the CITY dOtel, BY
JAMES GLIB.
Vilette, by Currer Bell, author of Shirley, Jane
Eyre, &c, price SOC
Beatrice or the Unknown Relatives, by Cathe.
rine Sinclair SOC
Book; being a guide through the United States
and Canada also, giving the Ocean Steam Packet
arrangements, Telegraph Lines and Charges List
OF Hotels, DC, with Map of the United States and
Canada, 25c
Fair Rosamond or the Queens Victim, by Pierce
Egan, Esq, complete in one vol, SOC
A large variety Of Miscellaneous Works of the
most interesting character, constantly On hand and
for sale by J B GLIB.
rph
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ort!n 50
80; Pists
or with
flo
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SIS, I4T
- receivs
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+ YON,s KATHAIKON, FOR PRK-
IL SERVING, RESTORING AND BEAUTIFY-

u NJ y hATHAlHON, FOX PkE.
IL SERVING, RESTORING AND BEAUTIFY-
ING THE HAIR.-The Kathairon nertralizes tho
effects of Disease, Climate and old age, in restor-
ing the human hair, and after badness Of l2
years; cleanses the head from Dandruf and it,
natural impurities; will cure the Nervous Head
ache, diseases of the akin, such a. Seald Head,
Erysipelas, &c; and Is the most desirable Toilet
Article for Ladies' or Gentlemen's use, in tbs
world 1. exhales the perfume of the most deli.
cious aowers and being free from rancid oil or col
orng properties gives the hair that soft rch, curl.
ing appearance obtained by no other preparation.
The use of the KathairoH 10 adopted by the frst
Physicians In Europe and America, and has sale
and patronage unprecedented In the history of tns
Ms.sria MsdteG Words alone are superiuous;
trial only can attest its real virtue a. is million
friends will certify.
To be had of all dealers throughout North and
South America, Europe, and the hisnds OF shs
Ocean, in large bottles, fof 25 cts.
The old cannot apply remedy, or the young
take caution too soon Use the Kathairou
Z. THOMAS LYON, Chemist
l6l Broadway, New YORK.
Sold Richmond BY ADiE a. GRAY,
ta 6-6m lat Main street
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G. VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
III FOR SALE.-We are authorized TO sell three
most valuable and desirable Store Stands on Main
street. The terms will be made accommodating,
not more than $1,000 being required in cash, while
the balance may be in annual instalments. Apply
early.
NH % TOLER g. COOK, Agents.