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pEMoyAI-PINE PURNIfURE-Tne undrTsls1ra, At

NorICE:-Mr JAMES O. HUNT Is authonIsd 70 urs~ OF
endorse Notes, Drafts Bills Chcksto Drafts for
all Things connected with
buues-herrby rafyng confirming such that have
taken, ma hereafter take place. HUNT 4 HARVEY.
Richmond. 8,
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ru,nE NEw Irpsrr NG IN ~ pAINTs. -
,rynv g yShHISEI LIMNITIHE.

ENHS w. KING NAN. late Of KrscuIS
respectfully old Customers and the pube
generally, that he has o hand,
LARGE EXTENSIVE
1i all kinds Of Warranted made FURNITURE CHAIRS
BEDS and MATTRESSES, which he offers at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
at unereeptonaby low spared TO give
satisfaction to all who may favor him orders
HENRY W. KISGMAN,
ENTHUSIASTICALLY i3i 81 New YORK
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NOW HEADNI
A NEW AND 1NrEGEstiSG BOUK, ~ A RICHMOND LADY
N scenes and sketches Of Character from ysnia-
ALONE, BY the author Of Robert Reame Letter. Marrying
through PruGsnia Motives Kate Harper Ae De- price t75.
Notices from ns Pycss
PeW works nf Fiction bear pregnant title the monosy
lahie which the gifted AuhUess City has
upon Ser oGspn- PeE productions oi the
he day written with greater eioqusnee
ofdittion charms OF Narrative . .
The name Is emphatic, and she has made n'trl"
The work atouuis a. pqusnt srks and we'll
aoEle, IL has eievAiiug aspiration, high aim
FOR ourselves b,ru FrAhed beeauie We have found
In its Mora wtat sIpegbe has often shoSn Richmond
qnrsr, Nay 5
A. MORRIS Publisher
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uNoIINN Ann 0TlIEH HPIANos.EnrRRY aoRnl

HNOIIAS AND OTHER PIANOS-BERRY GORDON, 29T
XHL Broadway Publishers of Muse-ard Dealers Wholesale
and retail in Pianos Melodons and Muse-Agents
brated Rolian Grand, other Pianos HAet
Co. bOstonwho' Pianos considered superior all Other,
Great bargains New York Pianos
Meoeans Music supplied wholesale the lowest rates
BERRY GORDON, Successors to s. Berry, 1911 Broadway
Pianos to let.
r. ROan Pianos have the latest improved
nr0a II
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LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAMES
WI. GpIso H;.n1teuIer No IoI Canal street N.
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A. Z. DOUGLASS, Secretary. sp'-dsp-lMl
UNNCEiAIOH SEWING MACHINES Shade by HOOD, BAT
NJ TELLE d CO., Worcester, MasI, patented BY Elias Howe,
lr september 10TH 1876 These Machines
utr) DOT OF repair Ths built good
kmAnke will shoemak
ers and sadaers work, In warranted give sas
faction The stch will rip than
done by hand Call and them In operation CNUT
street, Philadeipha, up stairs.
my9-diy-lNl W. A. DAWSON, Agent
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$15O,OOO SSdfs klb s5 b S5SSE ycs sESI.5 p

ID d .DD,9PaDab D0ofs haD siiois. PoR sPRISd
IS54-BY W: II. ADDINGToN co, Norfolk, va.-we would
attention Of Merchants In virginia 10
immense stock of ROOTS, SHOES TRAVELLING TRUNKS VA
LlCES, CARPET BAGS, &c amounting to ti5DOOO.
II Of the most varied because embraces
Boots and Shoes that be found in the United States
the SELECTED stock IN all virginia.
The goods made obr by the best manufacturers In this
country expressly OUR WHOLESALE TRADE and is
qucnty better suited the Trade Of vTgna
sn Wholesale stock " Boots and Shoes
where.
Dds having better goods e ses made regular TO avoid
quantity Of small Sizes which great the
merchant and Of universal complaint Our 10
avoid tins evil In giving orders for the manufacture Of
and Shoes.
tT We prepArei goods shade Iotrer than
other house Virginia. and iriN do City and country
merchants therefore invited TO call and OoEor themselves
mh2i ". IT, ADDIHGroN A 90 Norfolk vs.,
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Il .oNARDs Machinery Depot 100 Pe,,I ,,I en- -
country. 'OOiS IRON The best makers In m.
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~ VAN BRUNr, IS BIriing Slip, StIo Tork, MASUPAc-
~ ruRER and DEALER OF
FLOOR OH. CLOTHS,
oEers TO the trad~ favorable new
and splendid patterns Of FLOOR on CLOTHS
ueture in sheets ~ and - we
any climate. ". VAN BRUST,
mhSo-6m IS Buring slip, New York
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& ,. q; CoNHoi, 10. 81 faloa StroS, Telc IoTT
e. wou call the attention dealers
Of Fishing Tackle OF the best qualities
tes, Salmon, Lake
and Rods OF all kinds and varieties, Ac,
Alage stock Of aIst quality Conroy celebrated LIMERICK
HOOKS general Fishing IDS Uf
manufacture Pike variety dc ALI Of
the best kds and at the lowest prices LIBERAL
uade. iA2t-im (P)
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NEW YORK AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
Hp L. ALLEN, Cste \. n Aiien Co.. $50 and IOt wa.
E0s ter street, AoacrtTra,t HoHrioClTUH, irtturNr.
ASD M'cHSssT ErEp GIEnN FsSututt, GvISo
BoSE Du'r, rucsruIrE LNS, IcvrR ur, rL,srrE Gc.
mhi1-sm
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TERY VALUABLE AND DESIR

BILE REAL ESTATE. SLAVES, TOBACCO
SCERWS, PRESSES, FIXTURES, &c, FOR
SALE PRIVATELY IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOSD.-In consequence of the continued ill health
of Col Samuel s. Myers (who has determined TO re-
tire from business we authorised by him TO offer
at private sale the following very valuable desirable
and attractive Real and Personal Estate viz: The
two large threestory Tobacco Factories at the
ner OF Canal and Seventh streets, having aggre
gate front of $50 feet, and depth of $50 feet to
alley l6 feet wide; also, the joining Lot the
ner OF Cary and 7th streets fronting Cary
$50 feet running back 40 feet with two large Sheds
for storing lumber, new Carpenters Shop and se-
Versl other wooden Buildings thereon, admirably
well adapted to lumber yard, for building pur-
poses and well enclosed by high brick wall also,
several valuable vacant and improved Lots on the
West line of 7th street. opposite the abovel one
OF which there is large building, used for quarters
purpose; also, the Brick Store and Dwell
ling, adjoining the above occupied by Mr.
Tarbeck, fronting II 1912 feet running back 63t
feet. Also, a number of most valuable Slaves con-
sisng of steam engineer, several carpenters fac
tory hands, and house servants-all of whom are
well skilled and familiar with the business to which
they have been accustomed. Also. a large assort-
meut oil Tobacco Presses, Screws, Flattenug Mills
Machinery of every description, including fine steam
Engine with circular attached; and a large lot
OF perfectly seasoned Plank, consisting of oak pop
lar, cherry, aud button-wood of proper dimensions
for the manufacture OF all kinds OF Tobacco boxes
including number of sets of Carpenters Tools for
making of boxes.
Maps of the real estate will be prepared and exh-
bited in few DAYS, at the office of the ndersgned
The Tobacco Factories above alluded to- built in
the best manner, upon the most approved plan for
convenience and utility, and Justly regarded
the most desirable in this city. Besides being
admirably adapted to the purposes for which they
were constructed the said factories could easily be
used for stemmeries, or converted into large ware
houses for storage business purposes generally and
from their proximity TO the James River and Ka-
nawha Canal, lateral branch of said Canal could
silly be constructed at the Eastern end of the said
tdctoTes-thus giving two water fronts and thereby
enabling persons TO receive and forward goods under
cover, without any charge for drayage
Ia addition to the fore going property we will sell
his celebrated Phoenix" Aromatic" and several
other well established and favored brands and will
impart to the purchasers thereof his mode and man
ner ofpreparing the tobacco
Persons disposed to purchase any all of the fore
going real and personal estate, are respectfully re-
guested to call on the subscribers
Terms will be made accommodating.
fe lI-eod3w GODDIN l. APPERSON.
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Capt. John Mckenzie, Of the ship Amelia, in
letter dated Havre the lst inst, addressed to the
owners OF the vessel in Charleston, says
"ln lat. 80 deg. 10 nIn long. Sc deg. min. West
picked up case marked Lieut.. L. Loser, u. s.
Army, Steamer San Fransisco, containing dozen
cane bottomed chairs another case containing sew.
eral articles of Clothing and the same day bale
OF New Orleans Cotton, with a quantity of loose
Cotton bales"
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A SPLENDID DIAMoND.-The following para
graph in regard to a remarkable diamond found in
South America, appears in the money column of
the London Times:
''One of the largest diamonds known was de-
posted yesterday at the Bank of England, by
London house, to whom it was consigned from Rio
de Janeiro Itweight is 254 carafs and its estimat
ed value, according to the scale, is 9280O00 1t is
said to be of the finest water and without flaw and
was found by negro slave, who received his free
dom as areward"
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On motion of Mr.. SMITH of Kanawha, bin In
Ct rs,sins the capital stock Of the Roanoke Valley
scribe sl30 600 10 ssid increase vas taken M for
c1nMoersnon ON its final passage, and was sustain
60 py Messrs KNOX, MALLORY, SMITH of r., and
ASspERsos. Al and opposed by Mr. BARNES OF Marion.
G ine question upon its passage was decided in the
The order of the day being the b;ll nrescr;binp
,ne duties and fixing the compensation Of the Pub.
lie Printer-taken up y -
Mr. STAPLES of Patrick. moved to amend the bill
y providing tnat the Public Printer shall not charge
LOT r SO much as is occupied with printed mater
II anls amendment was sustained by Mr.. STAPLES.
noes So - " 'oes0U-ay" 10
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New YORK ITEms.-James Saunders norshs, of
the Ancient Order of Hibernians, who was convict Z
ed of having participated in the 4th of July riot has
been sent to the penitentiary for four months.
Gee. Cottle, co.ored porter, arrested on the
tolls has made full confession stating that he took
them at the instigation of two white women. in
whose custody some OF them have been found
They have been held for trial.
John L. Marshall, student, from Nashville
Tenn who recently arrived In the city. was robbed
Of s200 in gold a few nights ago. by two negroes.
Benz. w. kimball keeper of public house In
Grand street, called the Pacific, was arresfed On
Sunday, on reputation ofthe Governor of Arkan-
sas. He Is charged with arson and murder. grow.
ing out Of the celebrated Martha Washington case.
The grand jury have found true bills Of iudict.
ment against Daniel w. Van Aernam, r. H. Eswin,
Jabez l.. White and John w. Abell, for defrauding
2 Canadian Bank out Of 5000 By means Of forged
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PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN
PAINTS, OILS, DYES, WINDOW.

1LaCS, &C,
No. 9a Nam Street, corner l4th, Richmond,
OFFER for sale large stock, embracing
~ the following in part, at low prices, for cash. or
on credit 10 puuctual dealers:
5000 lbs best Indigo,
5 hhds prime Madder,
1900 lbs. Cream Tartar,
soc kegs Sup. Carb. Soda,
q bb's. Spirits Turpentine
~ do. Burning Fluid
150 dozen Yeast Powders,
20t9 salons E.nseed Oil.
500 kegs White Lead dry and in oil
l7eo gallons Lamp Oil,
$500 lbs Extract Logwood,
30 Nutmees.
50 bbs Tanners Oil,
25 cases Chrome Green and Yellow
zee kegs White Zinc Paint,
q ht Is, Nentian Red and Spanish Brown
~ do. Alcohol,
10 do. Naraishes,
500 baskets Sweet Oil,
l0Oo boxes Window Glass-French and American
10 cases refined Borax,
25 do. Cooper's Isinglass,
1000 lbs. Paris Green,
600 ounces Suphate Quinine,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Mustang Liniment,
Arabian Liuiment
Bulls, Sands and other Sarsaparilla,
MLsne's Nermifuge and other popular pate Mt me
dicines.
Their stock is large and well suited to the trade OF
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee.
n. B.-Particulsr attention Is paid to packing and
shipping. fe 2i-d&c
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CANDIDATES FOR orrrcE.

L. JoNEs LtcKLAND.-OrFIcE OF HIGH
CoNsTABLE.-Without his knowledge or solicitation,
T. JONES LACkLhND Is recommended to the
people of Richmond for this office. He has proved
himself q faithful and efficient Deputy, aud after
paying Deputies the office is not valuable. To
widowed mother and sisters, il the son of worthy
and estimabe citizen, formerly of the Tobacco
Inspectors of Richmond, aud is always faithful and
obligng, the office ~ desirable. 1t is hoped he viii
be considered as being In the line of promotion.
fe lS-lms CITIZEN.
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The Boon Sisters (eght and ten years of age. }
creating considerable attention at the North BY
their wonderful and lifelke personation of dra-
matic characters. Their performance which is
similar to the Bateman Children, and to whom
they bid fair to become formidable rivals is spoken
highly of in the New York papers.
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NDIA RUBBER GOoDs.-Hayin,

j. been appointed agents for the sale of all articles
manufactured by the Union India Rubber Company,
of New York we are now receiving and offer for
ssle Enarneiled Carriage Cloth. Hospital Sheetine
Lustre. Horse.Covers, with hoods. FiTemen's Coats
Psnts Hats and Caps Oyereoats and Leggins Saddle
Bags, article, Travelling Bags OF various quali-
ties, &C.
We respectfully invite the attention of country
merchants and all others In want OF these goods, to
our stock and prices, We are snthofsed to sell ct
factory PRICES 10 those who buy at Wholesale.
fe23 KEEN, CHILES BALDWIN.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY j. A. COWARDlN.

Shs DAILY DISPATCH is served 10 subscribers
SIX AND QUARTER CENTS PER WEEK, payable TO
he Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, Sd year in
dvance.
The WEEKLY DIsrATcH 10 Issued every Friday,
ard mailed to subscribers at 81 per annum.
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CELEBRATED TONIC ATE-Tbi

CELEBRATED TONIC ALE.-This
~ ALE is prepared expressly for Invalids and Dys
peptics. 1t being prepared from Pure Malt and Hop
IT strongly recommended by many of our best Ply
sicisns as perfect cure for Dyspepsia.
ALSO.
Scotch and Philadelphia Ale London and American
Porter constantly hand and for sale at the lowest
cash prices
Also, pure Wines and Brandies for medical purpo-
ses. Soldby DUDLEY co,
72 Main Street. Richmond Va
Delivered in any part of the city free of expense
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SAD OccURENcE.-Mr. Parker Wright of West
ford, brother of the Hon. John Wright and agent
of the Suffolk corporation in this city. so badly
frozen on Friday night last that he died ON Sunday
He was an interperate man, and probably under
the influence ofliquor, and overcome with fatigue
and sleep.-L0aceH Courier
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AMERICAN TRACT SocIETY.-The receipts of the
American Tract Society, for the month of Janu-
airy, were OO56, including $29525 in donations.
The gratuitous circulation of publications since
April !, exceeds fortysix millions of pages. The
daily issue of books is about 5000, and of other
publications, including periodicals. nearly $4,000
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CPRATT'S PATENT INSULATED

SPRATTS PATENT INSULATED
~ LIGHTNING RODs.-The subscribers having
secured the exclusive right to sell these celebrated
RODS IN this State, are now prepared to put them
up in any part of this city country on favorable
terms. These celebrated conductors of Electricity
have been pronounced by scientific to be the
best ever offered to the public Among the numerous
recommendations in possession of the Agents. the
following deemed sufficient to satisfy the public
of their great superiority over all others:
1.-The Lightning Conductors, on the plan of j.
Spratt of Cincinnati appear to be very we'll devils
ed and in point of mechanical construction are the
best we have
at is to be hoped that the of these Rods may
become general, as an important auxiliary defense
against danger which must be regarded as of no or
dinary mag nitude, to which all buildings liable
b. SILLInfAN, JR.,
Prof. of Chem in Univ of Louisville,
b. SILLIMAN, SR-,
JAMES D. DANA
Yale College, N. II.
HARTFORD, Dec. 24th, 1851.
The President and Directors of the Etna Fire In
surance Company having examined j. Spratt's Pa.
tent Lightning Conductor, and having been made &C.
quanted with its construction and adaptation TO the
purposes designed, highly approve of the same as a
safe and excellent conductor of electricity We re-
commend that it be properly applied to all buildings
injured, that may hereafter be insured at this
office.
S. l.. LOOMS, Secretary.
In the above certificate. we fully concur
CHARLES TAYLOR,
Sec'y Hartford Fire Ins Co.
WILLIAM CoNoR,
Sec'y Hartford Protection Ins. Co.
JOHN B. ELDREDeE,
Sec'y Connecticut Fire Ins Co.
E. J. MILLER,
D. STEBBINS
B- Office on Broad street, between Sd and 4th sts
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-On Wednesday morning
the boo k store of Horace C. Wilcon, the clothing
stores of Mr.. ]. Solomon and A. B. Cooley and the
dry good store of Beekman & Donnsly at Malone,
Franklin Co., N. Y, were destroyed by fire. Loss
$4,000
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AFFAIR OF HoNoR.-The Natchez Free Trader,
of Feb Is, states that two members of the Mssssip
pi Legislature, named Peter B. starie and c. c.
Shackleford, left Jackson on the Saturday previous
to fight duel in Louisiana, opposite vicksburg.
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Mr.. Joseph c. Chamberlain, an old and well
known citizen of Mobile, was found dead in hi
room on the 21st ult.
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The total number of deaths in New York last
week was 4S4, being decrease of So from the pre-
vious week.
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The ship Charles Crooker cleared at Charleston
last Saturday for Liverpool with cargo of cotton
valued at Sl71,674.
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Daniel H. Sands, one oftheSriginal sixteen who
founded the Order of Sons of Temperance in New
York, diedin that city on the oath ult.
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house in Augusta, Georgia, owned by F. Mid
lam, and occupied by ]. w. Wightman, was de-
stroyed by fire last Friday night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-02

The British Consuls in Charleston and Mobile
hoisted the Union Jack on the 22d of February, in
consideration of the day celebrated.
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To THE CITIZENS OF RIcHMoND.-The
undersigned, conscientiously persuaded that his
perience. assistant to Mr.. Blair, who declines
-eection) would enable him to perform efficient
ly the duties pertaining TO the Office of HIGH CON-
STABLE, efers himself candidate for the sufrages
of his fellow citizens Should they confer npon him
the honor of an election to that Office, he will
himself to the utmost to fulfil its duties faithfully.
fe 7-tdeS II. J. LACKLAND.
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DLEASE NOTICE.-Mr. Thomas Stew

DLEASE NOTICE.-Mr Thomas Stew
Il ard left the residence of MI VIM. Murray, in
the county of Chesterfield, on Wednesda last
Since then his whereabouts is unknown his family
and friends His mind is impaired and is disposed
to converse with notice his most intimate friends,
and IN all respects perfectly harmless He is about
40 years of age, and had when he left, kossuth
hat box coat, pants and vest slightly blue, with
shoes; hss but little beard, and that his chn and
of his front teeth broken; and has small wen
over the left eye, and Il mark of cranberry his
cheek. ANY person who will restore him TO his rea-
tives will receive their gratitude and all expenses
attending his return cheerfully met. ANY informa
ton concerning him will be gladly received by either
of his brothers in this city.
WM. EDWARD STEWARD,
te 25-eod3t JAS. B. STEWARD.
-" Enquirer and Whig copy times, tr-weekly 8
times and send accounts to South-Sde Democrat, or
to US in Petersburg, Va, for payment.
WIN. E. STEWARD,
j. M B. STEWARD,
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Samuel Lover, the celebrated novel writer, has
married a rich old woman since his return home
from this country, and has written "songs and Say
ings of Samuel Lover" to be recited in public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-02

Two MORE VIcTIMs-W. J. Stuart, young man
from Alton, Illinois, and ]. f. Newberry. agent of
the American Express company, who were scalded
at St Louis, by the late steamboat explosion, have
both died from their injuries
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-02

INCREASE OF POPULATION oN.-Born, in the village
OF North Adams, Mass, on the 4th of January two
sons to Peter Miller, Sem, being his Goth and alst
CHI
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New POST OFFIcE.-The Postmaster General
has established post office at Buckton, Warren
county, Va, and appointed John R. Jenkins most
master.
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KENT, PAINE & KENT.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
No. II Fourteenth Street, Richmond
SPRING TRADE 1874
SPRING TRADE, 1S5

WE are receiving per steamers and
w packets, from Glasgow, Liverpool and Havre,
our spring importation of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
DRY GOODS,
purchased upon the best terms entirely for cash,
comprising very large and splendid assortment of
new and beautiful styles. And by various arrivals
from New York and Boston. we receiving full
supply of AMERICAN FABRICS, embracing every
variety
We are also prepared with large stock of ready
made CLOTHING, manufactured at home, under
our own supervision, in the latest and best style.
With stock unusually large, and well selected :;
with increased facilities for doing business and with
every exertion on part to the best trade
that comes to the market respectfully invite the
merchants of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennes-
to examine stock before purchasing, with the
that goods will be sold as low as they
can be bought in any market in this country.
1t is purpose to keep stock up throughout
the year. and merchants visiting CITY, at any sea-
son, will find us well prepared to serve them.
KENT, PAINE KENT.
RICHMOND, Feb. 2i, 1854 fe "a
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To THE VOTERS OF THE Cry OF Rich
MoND-l take this method of declaring myself a can
didate for HIGH CONSTABLE. Should the veters
think proper to confer the office on me, it shall be
my greatest effort to discharge the various duties of
1t with promptness and fidelity
fe S-lm l. p TYLER.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

q The circulation of the Daily Dispatch exceeds
considerably that Of all the Daily papers Of Richmond
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/ NTHRACITE COAL

A NTHRACITE COAL.-The subscriber
"A is now receiving a cargo of first-rate Red Ar
Egg COAL. which he win deliver in any part of the
city, at S725 the cart load Orders left at the auc-
Hotel, viii receive prompt attention.
fe A--lw* p. C. LARUS
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To THE VOTERS OF THE CRY OF RICH
Mosp-At the solicitation of my frends, announce
myself as a candidate for the Office of HIGH CON.
STABLE ofthe city of Richmond. And if it should
be your pleasure to elect me, pledge myself to
every effort to give satisfaction In the discharge of
the duties of the office.
fe 5-ts T. J. CARTER,