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OFFICE VA. FIRE AND MARINE ms. co.
RICHMOND, Feb. 11th, 1854 (
LIRE AND MARINE INSIIRANCE

4 This Company continues to underwrite on Fire
Hazards to all parts of the world on favorable terms
The character ofthe policies issued the mode of adj
justment of losses adopted and pracced on and the
prompt and liberal manner in which the business Of
the Company is conducted, being considered induce.
nents not everywhere met with, are held out to the
public to extend their patronage and conde their in
t.rests to this Company, which has hitherto lent
material aid to the commercial and business enter.
prses of the city not only by land and sea, but by
affording financial facilities when much needed
Applications at the Office of the Company. on 18th
street, opposite the Exchange Hotel in person, or
by letter, addressed to A. PEASANTS, President
or to the undersigned, will be promptly attended to-
THOS M. ALFRIEND.
faH-eod4w M Secretary
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LATEST MAIL NE VS..
ANrI.BEDfNuDE

pm. ApEIrrsrA, Feb. l2--A large Anu Bedini de-
Gnonstralion took place lat 1Iaht e the Chinese
1,ruseum. An address wss adopted 20 Senators
cse, Douglas, Mason and hveres syn ~ g' mssr
onniou upcn Bedini a. an unwarrantsble assnrnp-
ipa OF prero9ative, declaring the people 10 be the
iudees OF their public servsnfs, and not the ser.
vants the judges Of the people. The burning In
efigy was pronounced an appropriate expressionof
pubfic opinion towards mau suspected ofconniv.
tnr as che death and torture Of republicans. me
morial was also adopted asking Congress to sus.
mend Diplomatic relations with Rome
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HORRIBLE ArrRAY-From a gentler nan, direct
from Benton county, in this State, we learn the
PARTICULARS of most horrible and bloody ARRAY,
that occurred at Camden, the county seat of Ben.
ton county, on last Friday. Two brothers by the
name of Anderson were in drunken 1rolic, and
while In this condition fell out with each other,
which led to blows. From this they rashed upon
each other with dirks and knives, cutting each 9th
or almost to pieces before they were separated
The older brother has since died, and the younger
was not expected to live.-Meaphis Wig.
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SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL COMMEMORATIVE
people of Charleston are making liberal and ex.
tended arrangements for the reception and enter
&sainment of the delegates to the Southern CONNER
eial Convention which is to meet in that city in
Abril next The Convention will be held in the
t9eatre. public dinner, grand ball, and an ex-
cSrsion around the harbor, are proposed for the
eeioyment of the delegates.
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ID DECOU & CO., Franklin Clothing
HE Store, Richmond, Va, is the best and cheap.
est store in the city to buy all kinds of READY
MADE CLOTHING.
We are constantly making up, and have for sale.
all qualities and styles of Garments, from which the
most fastidous select and be suited. The facii-
newest and richest styles of goods as fast as thew
appear in the Northern and Eastern markets. afford
q guarantee that we will be second to none in the
fashionable, tasteful and excellent character of our
goods Included in our stock, win be found
Dress and Frock Coats of all coors and materials,
suitable to the season.
Plain and Fancy Cashmere Pants, of new and
beautiful patterns
Ricn Fancy and Plain Vests, in great variety
In fact, every article required to complete the
wardrobe of the gentleman and the man Of business
may be met with above and all of which we will
sell cheap the cheapest and warrant as good al
the best. Therefore, all who may be in want OF
Clothing would DO well to call the Franklin Cloth
ing Store, No. SO Main street.
fe 10 R. DECOU 4 CO.
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SALE OF DRY

II GOODSH!-Intending to enlarge my store BY
to effect an immediate clearance of my present stock
within Is days. 1t consists of complete ass8rtment
Goods Store, besides a large variety Of FANCY Al.
TICLES, the whole of which, having been recently
purchased in the best markets. will be offered luch
at the same time effect great saving purchasers
Some articles are particularly cheap, viz: s.
White, black and colered Kid Gloves, for ladies',
S7ic and for gents at 62lc pair; white linen Hdkfs
IS cents dozen; imitation India Rubber Long Combs
at l6s cents Silk Undersrts at ST. and Gotten ones
at 81 cents Swiss and Cambria Banda 10 cents Edg-
ing and Inserting, ct cents yard lot Of very 6ne
Carpet Bags, very cheap. 81 ~ ! S
These goods will certainly be disposed Of very fast
therefore all in want would do well to call at
V.COHENS,
fe 6-2w+ Corner of Broad and Fifth sts.
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A disappointed lover, named Henry Simpson
)wsnt to the ST. Nicholas Hotel, New York, day OF
I'VE ago, engaged room, and shot himself But he
lony fractured his jaw bone, and then called Justify
ID the chambermaid to come to his help. He wal
| = an to the hospital.
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An IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-Judge Hoffman, Of
the United States District Court OF California, rem
dered an important opinion in rejecting the cele-
brated claim OF the "Mariposas," of about $4,000
acres worth many millions, on the Stanislaus ri
YER The case had been appealed from the United
States Land Commission, and will go to the Su-
tsreme Court at Washington.
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Another letter appears in the London Times
qom Frederick Bremen to Mrs. Hewitt, from which
&c infer that the two venerable ladies reconced
b each other, and that Bremen considers Howitt's
translation of her book "good and faithful in gen.
SraI and in many parts most excellent"
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BOLD THIEF.-Was stolen 81.

A BOLD THIEF.-Was stolen from
"A DIR. Moore's (Presbyterisn) Church, Sunday
night, during service, HORSE and sLIDING-Top on
EXTENSION BUGGY. The Buggy is nearly new.
painted dark green, silver mounted lined with blue
cloth The cushions and inside of seat covered with
linen. By sliding the top back. q FRONT SEAT is
turned up that four persons can ride at one time
The HARNESS is also new, silver mounted. and of
the usual make for Buggy use. The HORSE was found
at home this morning. stripped of all the harm
horse, has win take the Buggy ont of the CITY.
REWARD of Fifty Dollars will be paid on the con.
viction OF the thief and Twenty Dollars for the re-
turn of the Buggy and Harness.
RICH'D REINS,
te l4-2t* Sydney. Richmond.
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We copy the above from the Baltimore Sun.

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL Orrison, con.
ductor of freight train, killed the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad near Cameron, o Thurs
day night by the breaking ola image of the loco
motive. He resided at Harper's Ferry.
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SERIOUS FIRE.-At New Orleans on the 5th inst,
the large hat store Of Tricon and Albert the drug
store Of f. P. Duncogne. aud the extensive French
fancy dry goods store of Richard, Aldige g. Co., on
charters street. were destroyed by fire. Loss $780,,
h
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CONDITION OF THE OHIO.

WHEELING Feb. H. There are s. feet water in
the channel River stationary. Seven hundred
tone Of freight were received from tiie East
The boiler Of Lambdin, Bonham & Co.'S paper
nilt exploded this morning, killing one person,
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Mr.. Sanford, the Secretary of the Legation al
Paris has resigned that post and Mr. Pratt, of Ohio
i to succeed him. Mr.. Sanford, conforming to the
q, questions of Mr.. Marcy, adopted plain clothes,
while die new minister, Mr. ]. Y. Mason adhered
10 tie usual diplomatic costume Upon this ques-
DON Mr. sndford threw up his office. 1t is said that
rule of the French Court requires that foreign re.
representatives. shall appear in designated cos.
time.
We copy the above from the Baltimore Sun.
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pEATH OF 4 RAI,TIMOREAN.

PuuApxLPHlA, Feb I2-The steamer Thunder
holtfrom Baltimore, arrived this morning John
fuutl, formerly engineer of the Hsifa x, died on
hosrd from injuries received by being struck on the
lead By crosshcad while oiling the ma, .hinery-
lia leaves wife and children ia this cit
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Typhoid fever of malignant type, prevails in
Eetzel county-Mr. Joseph Newman, clerk of the
county court, recently died of it, and Mr.. Lanck'
late candidate for the Senate, is dangerously i'll
also many others.
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THE vIcrIms.--It appears that no less than Sc
of the passengers from ON board the San Francis
co. died after they were transferred to the ship
antarctic" Those saved by the Antarctic were
Capt Watkins and servant Mr.. Shell, the Purser
Mr.. Barton, the third officer Mr. Mason, the fourth
Mr.. Dnckett, carpenter, Lieut.. Winder and servant
Lieut. Chandler Mr.. Rankin, 145 U. s. troops, and
10 women and children.
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Mrs Frederick RAWLINGS of Baltimore, was 9
severely burned BY the upsettng OF an ETHEREAL Of
lamp, q few days since, that her life sin danger.
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Miss Robinson (Mrs. Bourcicaul) is playing a
the Boston Museum. Miss Davenport is at tn,
Howard AthenRum
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/ Mr.. Thomas Marshall, conductor on the Bait
more and susquehanna Railroad, was accidental
killed last Saturday morning.
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Owens Hotel, destroyed by fire on Friday, was
in Louisville, not Philadelphia, as enormously
stated.
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George Lippard did not diein extreme poverty
rs has BEEN stated. On the contrary, he was SUI
rounded by every desirable comfort.
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NoTICE.-C. w. FITZGERALD, of
IN Nottoway, having purchased the interest Of S.
r. EGGLESTON in the business of EGGLESTON 4
CO., from the LIST Of January last the undersigned
will continue the GROCERY, FORWARDING
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS at the cid stand,
No. IA Pearl street. under the style and firm of EG
GLESTON, FITZGERALD L CO., and solicit the
patronage of their friends and the public generally
C. w. FITZGERALD.
"A. EGGLESTON,
J. w. EGGLESTON.
Richmond, Feb. LIST, 1854. fe 10
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RIOT AT PORTLAND.

Z PORTLAND, Feb IL. A desperate row al aongst the
Irish occurred this afternoon. Several persons
were badly injured and one was probably killed
The Police aided by the Priests made several ar
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Wm. Hamilton, of New York, the actor with
whom Mr.. II E. Stevens was wrestling at the time
be received his fatal fall has become insane in con
eeouence Of the ia1nentable result Of his sport
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL

e. flh01NlA " n N i Il A Il
= -zzzE@RAILROAD.-The undersigned. COM
mitfee appointed under resolution If Dec. g. 1853
finding the rates of the Company too low and below
those of several other Railroads this State and az
the cost of transportation is greatly increased
on most of the impo rtant items, have adopted new
Tariff, which will go into operation the 18th inst
WILLIAM Overflow,
s. B. BROW, Directors
DAVID ANDERSON
CHAS. ELLET, JR Chief En- aineer
fe 14-1w II. III. GILL. Sunt 1raps Cor,
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-Four frame houses on Seventh street, Washing
Ion, were destroyed by fire Sunday morning.
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Il EoN-ARRIvAL OF THE AFRICA.
~ YoRx. Feb. IL, 10 r. Mp TO this hour
= are no eigns OF Ine Steamer Africs, now Ia
nth day out from Liverpool.
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John MitcheIl's psper, 'aThe Citizen comes OF
n fsvorof the Nebraska bill.
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|. Edmund Munroe, of the firm OF MunroeA Fran
lis, printers in Bostoh died on Thursday, from In.
|buries received BY falling on the ice.
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CRESCENT CITY

sAILlNG OF THE CRESCENT CITY.
wv York, Feb 12th-The Crescent City left
evening for the reliet Of the Georgia, at Nor
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VERY IMPORTANT TO
- sa Sssz:sszaazMERCHANTS- opportunities a
week between BALTIMORE and PHILADEL.
PHIA. per steamers BELVIDERE and POCAHON-
TAS.--The BELVIDERE and the POCAHONTAS
leave Baltimore every Saturday and Wednesday af-
ternoon, at O'clock. for Richmond Returnia e,
they'leaye Richmond for Baltimore, every Tuesday
and Saturday afternoon, att o'clock.
LUDLAM Il WATSON.
N B.-These steamers connect at Baltimore with
the Philadelphia Ericsson steamers via the canal
that merchants and others ship by this route
or from Philadelphia on the most favorable terms.
~ 14-St
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GRRAT ATTRACTION Ar
ODD EEIIl0WHs HIATT

ODD FELLOWS HAIL.
on WEDNEspAY, THURSDAY AND fRrDAY
EVENINGS, FEB.1A, Is md n. "a
MR.. 0OODE begs leave to announce "a
AZ the iadiss and gentlemen Of Richmond, that he
Will give q lecture on
ASTRONOMY,
illustrated By Dicrumic snd Dissoving View Of tbs
Heavens, on 14f square feet Of canvass
After which he will exhibit hin beautiful
CHEMICAL DIORAMAS
OF some of the most beauti full In this country
and Europe illuminated by the Drummond Light
eacheview comprising IA square H. OF canvass.
To conclude with 4 beautiful exhibition of the
DRUMMOND LIGHT,
and .ome of the most beautiful magic changes ever
exhibited on canvass.
Admission-25ce
Doors open al 81; curtain to rise at a precisely.
fe l4-4ts
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To conclude with the
LITTLE BACK PARLOR.

A2 NOTICE.-All persons having
81 signed their names to participate in the CO.
EFTILLON PARTY to take place on the I'D OF
n1A February, at SCHUTTE'S HALL or who may
Of Mr.. J. Albert Johnson ON jackson street third
door above LIST street, on Wednesday evening, 18th
inst. at O'Clock.
Tiekets-AIusic and Refreshments included-$l.50
By order of the Board OF Managers.
j. ALBERT JOHNSON.
fe H-I Acting r. s. and M.
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NOR SALE-2l1 acres of LAND, ten
ID miles below Richmond, on White Oak Swamp,
5;onin fhe lands of Sarah Hcbson, Williamson AZ
isy and others. The above land hes comfortable
dwelling and necessary out-housea seyenty-nvs
scres cleared land; the balance In timber Any per-
son or persons wishing TO purchase wiu sRRH - sls
subscriber. =. :. E 5000 ~,
At John A. Lacy's Grocery and Feed Store.
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We received no geographic despstch Last night
up to the time of going 70 press.
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A CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &C..
IN IN A PLEASANT AND CONVENIENT
FORM-CHERRY PICTORIAL IN A NEW
SHAPE.-Bragg's CHERRY PICTORIAL WA
FERS are pleasant and efectual remedy for colds,
coughs, and all diseases of the throat aud lungs.
Cherry, so generally known remedy for pulmo-
nary complaints. The children cry for them There
fore every mother should have a box. After using
one box of these waters you will never touch bet
ter medicine. These are just the thing you want. =
Call at PURCELL, LADD CO.'S and procure
hox fe 6-d6m il
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SALE OF A TRACT OF LAND. 4

~ nOVE hlChMOND. UNDER A TRUST
DECIDE pursuance of the provisions Of !. dssd ~
trust beating dste the 2th of July, 1853 snd .dm;t
ted to record in the Clerks oce Of Hsnrico connfv
Court ON the same day, from Anderson 0rrbSs sna
Julia his wife, 70 the anderier ed = trustee to
to William ]. Chick the payment Of 500 Win
interest thereon from the 18th Of July Is5 till paid
shall, on WEDNESDAY,. the 18th day Of FEB
RUARY, 1854, at II O'Clock, NJ, proceed to sell at
public auction, on the p-emises5 certain tract or
parcel of land in the county Of Henrico, about 10
miles above the City of Richmond, adjoining the
lands of Tlomas o. Burton, Alfred Winston and
James Winston, containing two hundred and fifteen
acres; upon the following terms to wit for cash,
as to 50 much of the proceeds as may be necessary
to deffay the expenses Of executing the trust the
fees for drawing and recording the deed If then un-
interest due thereon. and the balance of the pur-
chase money, to be made payable at such time and
secured In such manner as the said Grubbs shall
prescribe, or in case of his failure to give guc droc.
ton, at such time and in such manner a. shall pre-
scribe.
The title to said lsnd believe be good hut selling
as trustee shall only convey such as il vested in me
by the trust deed aforesaid Should the sale be pre-
vented on the day appointed by inclemency Of the
weather. it will be postponed from day to day until it
is effected. JAMES Elicit Trustee 4
Richmond, January 80, 1854. iaS1tds
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VALUABLE DOCK LOT FOR SALE.
The subscribers are authorized to sell that most
is,h streets It fronts "A feet Cary and Deck s
and on 18th st. 100 feet. 1t IL justly regarded a.
among the most valuable building otsnow in market
fa 13--3t GODDIN 4 APPEhSON.
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G ~

"a MILITARY, CIVIC AND FAN 1
CY DRESS BALL-.The YOUNG GUARD
EH respectfully announce TO the citizens of III
sr-A Richm ond and vicinity that they will cele- "
brate the approaching anniversary of the birth of
GEORGE WASHINGTON by a
GRAND MILITARY, CIVIC AND FANCY
DR. SS BALL,
to be given Fat the UNITED STATES. formerly
UNION HOTEL, on the evening of "WEDNESDAY,
the 22d of February 1884, being their fourth annual
Ball.
The Corps, while asking the patronage of the citi
zens and military beg leave to assure ell who may
wish to participate with them, that pains will be
spared to make the occasion worthy the day we cele
brate ample arrangements having been made to
that effect. 4
MUSIC-Snith's Armory Cotillon Band.
SUPPER-Bv an experienced caterer.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS-w red,
white and blue Rosette-Lt. Hugh w. Fry, Jr. Ser
geant l.. L. Smith and Private R. C. Stanard, Jr.
COMMITTEE OF RECEPTION-Red Rosette.
FLOOR COMMITTEE-Blue do.
SUPPER do White do.
Tickets OF admission, 81 5o-to be had of any mem
Der of the Corps, at the doer the night of the
Ball.
Ey NO CHARGE FOR LADIES. fe 10
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NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES receives
IN and for GALE BY A. MORRTSS

4 IN and for GALE by A. MORRISS
H Haspers Magazine, for February-25 cta. 3,
the series of Rritish Poets now being publshed BY
Ltxls Brown Boston also the other volumes of the
saupe series-75 cents per volume
The Children OF the New Testament By Rev.
Theophins Stork p. D--Price rs Cts.
4r Aowstfs Autobiography. Fresh supply
ketches of the Irish Bar By Ri. Hon. Richard
LaIpr 6hiel, ~. 4, With Memoir and Notes. 81 r.
shsltsn Assksnzs, 2. G. l. 2 vots.-Price e2do.
noens- Descriptive. Drsmstic. Lerendsrv and
Csesmpiasiys. BY W. Gilmore Bimms. 2vols-
lnodt recent embracing the best mefhods
Of mailing AZ kinds Of Hesd, Son and Toilet 6osps
AZ, Olive OH eeap, and otheu By Philip Kurten.
a.atl.'s Hslfxsasly Abstract July 70 Dscsmbss
sses. y. As 6b
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WYOOD.-I offer for sale, at the wood
w ward recently occupied by Mr.. John 7. Reeve.
on Broad street. for cash. to punctual customers.
GOOD WOOD, both Pine and Oak, ct low prces.--
Having number of hands engaged 10 cutting Wood,
shall be regularly supplied with T. Through tie
new. have placed slate At their stores where or
ders can be left and which win be promptly attend
ed to. uravrc
fa 10-9m fsst y. ~. OAy1Ss
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Three unexpected vacancies In my School, ON sta
street, are open to the public.
jes16-ts HIP. TAYLOR
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NEW WAY TO PAY OLD d.

SECOND NIGHT or Ma. coULDocK.
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VALUABLE LOT OF NINE-AND-A.
HALF ACRES, WITH A HANDSOME OAK
GROVE ON BROOK TURNPIKE, ONE MILE
are authorized to sell the beautiful lot of
half acres, on the Brook Turnpike, mile from
Richmond, we'll enclosed, with handsome grove of
oaks upon it. adjoining the residence of Mr.. X. d.
Mitchell on the west Apply TO
fe lit GODDIN 4 APPERSON Aucts.
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THEATRE.

8 THEATRE.
SECOND NIGHT or Mr.. coULDoCK.
TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. i4th, 1854,
NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBT,
Sir Giles. Couldock
Duett, Miss Ince,
Dance, Miss Partington.
To conclude with the
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THERE are several estray cows e my
= place. II. r. TAYLOR

give board and tuition to two or three little boys o.
girls, at el20 H.P.TAYL0R.
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VALENTINES, VALENTINES, va
LENTINES IA splendid assortment Of VA
LENTINES, both COMIC and SENTIMENTAL,
the latter at prices vsrvng from cents 70 p TO-
gether with ENVELOPES, NOTE and LACE Pa
PER, VALENTINE WRITERS, kc.. for sale BY
LEWIS L. SMITH,
fe left Opposite American Hotel.
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BIZ THoMAa w. KEKsEE
OFFICE AT GEO. ,. sunHxn's. No. 90 rEinI srnnkr
+ AIDES AUCTION POR ONE DAY.
Ii ONLY.--TUESDAY, February. 1xtk -TE~ n.
dies, Sale Of Day GOODS. win = ssssissed TUT
DAY February 18th c0mmeneine Il 10 eicIock nse
cisely This II the lat sale. and great many desrs
BILE goods are to be sold. 8 sz-s
Ell & i = z s'1' TfHabds: W KEEsEE. Asss.
AMhEkIN LOTTERY OFFICE, IA.
~ NORTH CALVERT STREET, RALTI.
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNU9S HQTEL-The
pQrehsse On ale Of Lottery Tickets within me Stats
Of Virginia being now m vioiakion Of law, and q.
tended With heavy penalty on ccnyietIo. ne "a.
friends and Others who may feel dhpossd TO purchase
Having been resident Of Richmond for upwsrde a
Thirty year4 and being petty generally nowu
throughout the State he deemsit almost uneeess1xy
to give any further assurance that IN buaiEess con
ed 70 him viii be promptly ard properly attended =
~ ,rsSEasea angle tickets and shares IN ~ IL
q The printed oficial drawings sent to correspop.
dents by the first mail. -s1'l -
UrPIixes cashcd ct night. SIS
Address THOMAS LAMBERT
NO zo-uh Rn1ffuaoxn