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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

COLUMBIAN HOTEL Fisher, z H ArguyIe,
Goochland s w Rhosds. Albsn1arle; Or W H John
son, 7 RedfcId, J Worsham, j Hill, Si1na, S
Terril R ] Crump. New Kent; A Jeter, Peters.
burg w Chappsll. Halifax; Bruce & Will
snson, Lynehbursi > Middleton Mics Middleton,
Spencer, Chariotte; b Erambert, C; u Hunni-
ment, Dsnvile; G Redd, Luneuburg; 4 srdan-
Z Tenn R; Dl T K Weisigsr, Powha.an; Ellis,
Henrco.
AMERICAN HOTEL--N w Hingman Y; L
Paris and lady " j; w Norton, J Hartweli, C; j
Johnson Wilmington N Green. Va; Anderson.
J w Lawson, r; Kennard, Clarksville B
Foster, J MCGOWAN, Cumberlsns; spendsll,
tons Fl Collent, Va; E T Richardson, s HI Richard
son, Phila; y Brook, St Leui,i J Hsrrendon, w
Catchfeld, Spottsylvania; L Worrock Richmond; ]
Il Cormick, Bali; Z Dillon, Danville; T B1oush.
ton, Buckin CHAM; T Lawrence, Phila; r T Camp.
bell, N Y; T Addison, Balt D D Manning WASH
ington '''
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.-Ro Taylor. Culpeper
H Saunders, Madison Rev 5 r Black, Abe.
marie; w Winston, Va G r.; w Gillian lady,
N Anderson, shanondaIs: Es Mcsparrin' AI bemls;
w Garrett, Carter. Y RRR; Col T Lacy, w
d Crump,. P Turner, c Williams, New Kent; Y
C D Slaughter. DanviIle; w H Robertson, Cumber.,
land; Earnest, Hanover; w Towns, Texas;
C Grant. Tenn; D Clarke. Chas City.
Smith; 6 Kinney. staunton; 4 g Male, Orange:
Walker, Miss Walker Appomattex; A M Clarke
Richmond; @ Dimlor DR. Kenny, G Litchem, r
Limbard and lady. Rosset. Miss Luke, r Dolan, N
V Randolph and lady: Va; Winston, Miss s
B Stone, Winchester; FL NV Hitchcock, A w Pen.
rick, Washington; = Ellison and lady, N j; Mr.
Schsllaisvere. Va; d Dunn, Raxom, w Eaton,
G; McCullob, Texas; Rev w Daury, Boston; r
Abbott, Mrs Winston, r Hatchett, N o; Mrs Ma.
thews children and svt, Henrico; Moon and
lady, BALTIC; A Gibbs, ii Putrice, Y; ] s Bar-
croft, + Sullivan Ca L Zensler, N c.; J Picoluu,
8 C; j Baker, Tenn DR. Morrison, Va; w Hart,
Fredksbe; w T 9rymes and son. Petabg.
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MARINE NEWS.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 10-Cleared, schooner Richmond,
Harris, for Richmond. 3s4a
NORFOLK, Feb l0.-A schooner 10 reported ashore
about Is miles South of Cape Henry, Little
little cargo on board she appeared to be high up
on the beach. e6 IS a r305
ALEXANDRIA, Va. Feb. 1.-THE bark Bessie Me.
Monags, from Liverpool for this port, with salt to
Fcwle Co. after proceeding mp the river az far q.
Mary land Point, was compelled account OF the
ice, to put back into NaDjemoy Reach, when she
was run ashore by the ice, cut through and sunk In
two fathoms water. She now lies in erllous posi-
tion The captain and crew have been obliged tc
leave her, and have;come to this port. Her cargo
will be total o. Both vessel and cargo are fully
insured. aelzss e. ssstx ASS s. a ''e-c = :
New YORK, Feb. l2.--Clssred ashr. Ann, urueli
for CITY Point Af 777' 49,
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TO MILLERS-A FINE OPENING

- Is OFFEkED, The Subscriber, over three
score years old, desiring to retire from business or
fers for sale. upon Iseya! terms that valuable prb
county Of King and Queen, and State Of virsiais,
Immediately upon Mstaponi, branch OF Yosk River,
In the thriving village OF Waikorton. TO which place
large vessels and ats.mboats are constautly plyi1s
i This property IL fine opening to any enterpriGng
Miller indeed know Of none In the country de-
srable. II Is situated coed stsssm OF water. In
q most desirable eishborhood, whore the greatest
abundance Of Whsst and Corr 3 raised. sad may 81
bushel less than In Rchmend, Norfolk or Baltimore
It hiss large thrsc story Brick Mfl-Houss. coed
Dwslln and other houses all buIt but few years
The Mid hss three pairs Of Grindsrs and the fourth
may b. easily added The chsractero of the flour and
meal stxnds high In the Norfok market, where the
most Of II ID sold ana always commands the hiehast
price. ;zsEsssa 4sa 5lsrx s4s yse,s = #st9>ss
Any person wishine 10 engage IL the ebusinsss. 81
industzous sntsrrrisins and temperate habls would
soon Be able 20 realize handsoms living with Z
sglali capital $50 Fl IS
will either ssl the whole Of of ths BRO.
perty, - any one who understands the busine a
wou1d ssks he nsssss!nsnt, Who wssia fGrIish e
tiefnutssy sseommsn6aelen Aadxsm ths suhDoslber
fostmsstsr. ctevsnvtlie. We u. S.. ss.s.
sd 4--3194VssA asesA JOHN BAooxs
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A N ORDINANCE amending the ''Ordi-
IN nance concerning Wagons, Drays and Carts;'
passed December 18th, 1854:
PASSED FEBRUARY 18TH. 1855!

PASSED FEBRUARY IZTH, IB55.
Be it ordained by the Council of the City of Rich
mond that much of the 9Th sscton of the 'sOrdi.
nance CONCERNING Wagons Drays and Carts" passed
18th Deer, 1854 ordaips that when only part of
load is furnished, and ticket is given for there
shall be charged for conveying such part only pro-
porionate rate except that one half OF the charge
for full load may be required in lieu Of such pro-
poTonate rate when the proportionate rate 10 less
thar such half be repealed and that this said ninth
section be re-enasted follows. to wit:
80. When there is carried, of any of the articles
enumerated in the preceding section, more than 10
declared thereby to be load there may be charged
proportionate rate for whatever is so carried be-
yond such oad provided there be not carried more
than is allowed by the twelfth and thirteenth Sec
tons Of the Ordinance concerning Wagons. DTays
and Carts" passed December eighteenth 1854
copy. VIM. z. SHEPPARD, C. C. Z.
fe l4-lt
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MINIATURE ENGINES, now so fashionable
with the juveniles in the city, have been iuterdcted
by the Council, and in future heavy penalties will
be imposed on all young geatlemleu, from four to
on fire with one of these little sqnirtS. .
The impression is general, that most of the fires
occurring in the city. are caused by boys and ne
groes, who burn stables for sport. The Council is
therefore right in putting the necessary restrictions
on these two classes to keep them at home at night
Boys and negroes may readily be dispensed with
in times OF fire. and deserveto be punished. If they
force themselves where they are not needed
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PusIro ARms-Ap Alderman in n

Pubic ARMs.-An Alderman, in passing
the streets last night, discovered horsemans pistol
on the sidewalk and took it to the station house.
On examining the weapon twas found to be heavily
stated the Public Guard, called for it, but being
'tight' at the time, it not delivered to him -
How he became in possession OF this piece of public
property, has not yet been ascartsined.
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ERUpTIoNs of the Skin, Blotches, letter,
aud gross habit all engendered by depraved
state of the Blood. Render THAT pure, and all
these disagreeable effects will disappear. CARRIERS
SPANISH MIXTURE possesses the power of purifying
the blood which has never been approached by any
former effort of science 1t is prompt, powerful and
efficacioua. Try il. -.
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ORDERED OrF-Woodson Marks. free
fellow from the county of Aibemarle, and grad
uate ofhe Penitentiary, appeared before the Mayor
yesterday, to answer the charge of threatening to
assault Nancy, the property of Thomas bradford,
and with remaining in the city contrary to Jaw
After hearing the evidence. the Mayor discharged
the accused with the assurance that II he was
found 10 Richmond Thursday morning, he would
be punished according to the statute made and pro
yided in such cases.
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TIE DEMOCRATIC MEETMG.-A called
meeting OF the Democrats of Madison Ward,
will be held at Metropolitan Hall this even>
ing at half past o'clock, the object being to ap-
point a Vigilance Committee for the Ward, and
take such other steps, preparatory to the State eecs
tons in May next, as may be deemed necessary
OF course all those who feel shy interest in the
matter will be present.
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WoRK HOUsE.-Our city readers will
doubtless be gratifed to learn that the Council has
at length taken one step towards establishing a
'sWork House," by appointing committee of
three practical gentlemen, Messrs. Joseph K. An
derson, James II. Grant, and Richard o. Haskins
to mature and report plan for such Institution
This committee, we think we may say, will take
hold OF the subject in earnest and let it rest
until the unanimous demand of the people Is fully
complied with.
Heretofore when the subject of Work House
has been Introduced, the members of the Council
have been frightened out of their wits at the enor.
nous expenditure supposed TO be necessary to erect
suitable building, and the cost OF erecting similar
institutions at the North was then cited to sustain
| tina. argument. Richmond has no such population
as that which infes New York and Boston, and
therefore does not need a mammoth prison.
with workshops and schools, in which to educate
young paupers, and learn them trades. All we
need is some place to keep paupers convicted OF
misdemeanor, where they may be forced to labor
| to saw stone and break roek-where they may be
properly punished for vagrancy and intemperance,
| and where they may be taught the necessity of
earning their bread by the sweat OF their brows.
We need a Work House tor precisely the same
reason that farmers use scare crows in their corn
field-to brighten off the myriads of Migrants
that seek an asyluId in our City Jail in winter,
simply because they have no work to perform To
e1ct this ;object the expenditure, Of SIS 900 will
be empty sufficient; but even treble that amount
| would be we'll laid out, ii the hordeS OF drones
now filling the jail could be forced to labor for their
| living, or be driven from the city.
If the committee reports plan, and the Council
determines to adopt it, application will have to
be madeto the Legislature tor suitable enactments
to enable the Courts to sentence persons charged
with certain grades OF crime, to the Work House,
but about that there can be difficulty, when that
body meets tor there is not man In Virginia who
does not see the importance OF judicious legsla-
ton ON the subject. A 50
The next thing necessary, will be to get Supel-
intendaAt to control the prisoners to keep them
at labor and to that they properly cared for
This person should have almost unlimited power
in controlling his subjects and should be directed
to teach them that confinement in the Work House
Is no bed of roses lsss
The Committee to whom the subject has been
referred, will hold meeting in the course OF few
dsys, after which we may again refer to the sub
Ject.
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CONTINuED.--Tha case of Robert F. Rad
ford, charged with purchasing eggs in the first
market to sell again. he being trader in the second
market, was continued until Friday next.
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Our OF SoRTs.-Willam Livingston, q
veteran paurer, was taken from the first market
last night, where he had "squatted" to be saken
care of Having neither money" marbles nor
chalk to make ''ring" he was locked up, and will
probably find his way to Jail this morning.
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DIsoHARGEp.-Cary, a small negro boy,
arrested in an unlawful assembly In Robert Gillins
house, on Sunday last, was arraigned before the
Mayor, yesterday, but owing to his extreme youth,
discharged. ''
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y Tn BLuEs.--From slt accgauts thisgal-
tsxstps il likely to have seofip4. time Of q =
Phil ophia. A corsspondentaeE the bsitim
.1fIs Blues. : military compsa hom HlchmSssS.
IA are to visit this city on thu S2d tne@ VIII -
taken 10 charge by the wsahinston 0reSs Wnose
sts they will be While here. The mr ct active
ons ara being made for the event. and rom
the Iibersl feeiiug nsnifestsd ut mssfipe q fns
h6nosary and Aosfpbutihe us~nbep pf the ohefs
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GENERAL ScoTT MADE LIEUTENANT GENERAL.
The action Of the House OF Representatives ON this
subject was announced under our telegraphic head
yesterday. Thus has tardy justice been awarded
to the gallant chief of the American army. When
.ne resolution comforting upon him the title of
lieutenant General BY brevet was first introduced,
tnere was considerable opposition to il. Since
.oen' however the opposition to General Scott has
been gradually subsding. and feeling of regret a,
suea unworthy treatment has taken the place Of il
This accounts for the passage of the resolution be
yote of 123 tot 5. ss9 q >fSsS y :
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OYsTERs.-Owing to the close of naviga-
ton by ice, oysters have become and high in
our market Yesterday good article could not
be purchased for less than ST per gallon, and in
many instances they sold as high as 81 25.
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GONG AT LARGE.-Gideon, slave to Sol
ONION Davis, charged with going at large, was
brought before the Mayor. yesterday, who, after
hearing the explanation OF his owner released
him.
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UsLAwFuL AssEMBLY.-Robert GilIin,
grocer on Main street, between 18th and 18th SITS
was reported by officer Seal for permitting an I'm.
lawful assembly of negroes in his house last Sun
day, and fined SIS.
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The Ice is rapidly disappearing on the
river and canal, and if the weather continues warm
a ddy or two longer, all the water courses will be
open for navigation.
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Nor PREsENT-Mary Randall, free
slave was arrested by Lieut.. Trueheart last Mon.
day nj sht, and brought before the Mayor at sun
rise yesterday morning, but her case not being
ready was continued until to day.
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Ix,onr.,1 Now The Police Commit

IMPORTANT MOVE.-IH6 T0Hc6 CUHiHit-
tee Of the Council has been Instructed : to enquire
into the expedescy Of reporting an ordinances pro
hibitus free negroe or slaves from Keeping fss.o
rative eating house cook shop In the city, eser
directly or Indirectly This movement Ii an imporf
ant one to the city In many respects. and will no
doubt meet the appreciation OF nine-t, ntns OF OUT
citizens 1t was stated at the Council board that
there were one or moro houses IN Richmond licensed
by persons residing in the neishborns counties but
solution 10 aimed for 1t has been intimated in high
places THAT slaves corrupted In them, aud even
facilitated in escaping to the North Under an exist
Ing ordinsnce negroes may keep pu DC houses u
they can procure license from the Hastings Court
but an ordinance under the above resolution Will de-
prfve that body of the power OF granting license
to such persons. IL fgE 4zl
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ExHIBiTIos AT ODD FELLOWS Hail.
Our citizens are to have grand treat at Odd Fell
lows Hall tonight, In Mr.. Alexander's dioramic
exhibition. Let the Hall be crowded
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THOSE UNFINISHED CULvERTs on Dock
street. are dangerous to persons who may be pass
ing in the night time, and should be closed or Gov
cred over at once. - ~.
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Jusr THE TlcKET.-J0hn Mcdonald APP
peared before the Mayor for being drunk and lying
on the sidewalk, and a. that was his second arrest
for the same character of offences, he was ordered
20 the Valley Inn. sfss,ssssas4 yisi
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be convsrsant, Ii crderle max q head ae1ipr<1
the enemy and protect Me ives q his me-
they are wholly, keipieluly ignora
these ara the men uhoA En Ind sent
out to command her brave soldiers. In their
hands she placed their lives, and the conse.
quence Is, that after campaign Of few
weeks, forty Thousand out OF fifty.four thou.
sand are under the sod or in the hospitals;
and though three battles have been won, the
failure Of the campaign has come to be ad-
mitted on all sides. and the espsdiency Of
the withdrawal of the troops openly de.
hated.s' Z ssae AaH ae q saisafe e I'D
Mr.. Layard, in a late speech in the House
of Commons, declared that paltry jealousy
was allowed to prevent the employment Of
men who had gained great experience in the
wars in India. He referred especially to Sir
Colin Campbell, to whom he said the British
owed one of the greatest victories they had
gained in India, andwho, he might have add
ed, saved the day at Alma, and yet the gov
eminent had not even put him in command
OF . division. Instead of this, they had put
him in command of brigade under a gene
raj officer who had never seen a shot fired
and knew nothing about a campaign. Other
commands, said Mr.. Layard, were given to
others no less incompetent. The campaign
in the Crimea has afforded arguments to the
reformers, which ought to break down at
once and forever the power of wealth and
rank In the British army
The contrast presented by the mastery
manner in which the American army in Mex
leo was handled, is one which must inspire
every American with pride and admiration
As the New York Herald justly remarks,
they had to encounter the fevers of the Rio
Grande, and the vomito of Vera Cruz was
far more deadly than the cold of the Crimea,
yet the mortality from disease was compare
| lively inconsiderable. At the head of our
| armies were Taylor and Scott, who never
left anything that concerned the health, COM
| fort and physical efficiency of their soldiers
| to accident, and they were sustained by sub
| ordinates, who had made their way to their
position by merit and not by favor. We can
conceive no more striking contrast than that
presented by plain old Rough and Ready Civ
ing up his own luxuries for the sick soldiers,
to Lord Raglan, seated in state, i'll the most
comfortable house in his camp, while thou
sands upon thousands of the best and bra
vest men of England are perishing around
him. of hunger and cold unheeded and un-
cared for.
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LEorARD's CouoH MixruRE il rapidly
increasing IN popularity with tia public. Those
who have tried Il for colds speak Of Il In the high
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pRoMpTNEss.-If the members of the
court of Hastings are not prompt in their attend
auce the remainder OF the present session OF the
court, it will be impossible to get through with the
vast amount of Common eaIth 3 business now on
the docket Gentlemen who accept public efilces
shoud always fulfill the duties thereby imposed
with promptness, because. by falling to do so they
impose tax on their constituents by loss OF time,
which, taken in the aggregate, would amount to a
la rye sum in the course of the year.
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ACCIDENT morning, while
a number of boys were at play in Howsrds Grove,
little fellow, named James Clark, In jumping a
the wrist and broke it. Dr. Waring WAS sent for,
and no doubt rendered the necessary aid to make
the sufferer comfortable.
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kRxsa Con, from way down Eat W1te
selling Y !ss hsa uaskst ysstsrdsy d sevss csuta
Pos Poeo0s -sssfg1 SIT - szfaa S
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RUNAwAY.--RObert, slave to John Bat
kins was arrested and committed as a runaway.
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War FINE ToBAcco.--We have,
from Messrs. NoRBoRNE NORTON & o., speci-
men of Chewing Tobacco, which, friend, who IL
a good judge, pronounces excellent. 1t 10 the
"Wedding Cake" brand of JAMES THOMAS, ir.
Messrs N. e. Co. have opened store, No. 1874, OPP
posite the American for the sale of tobacco in all
Its forms for chewing and smoking, together with
pipes. &c. Their assortment is varied, and no
doubt good. .l ~ .-s
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P. III. TAYLoR's Music SToRE.-A move
ment of the day not little remarkable, is the re-
moval OF the Music Store OF Mr.. P. II. TAYLOR,
which has for tscenty years stood at the corner No.
1884, opposite the American Hotel The Enquirer
utters plant the occasion OF the removal OF it's
old friend; but the Enquirers "loss is our gain,
in this case, as Mr.. Taylor has come to Governor
street, not far from the Dspatch-a street always
In good credit, now beeomipg quite renowned.
The acquisition of Mr.. IT'S well filled Music Store
adds no little TO its fame. With the Enquirer, we
say, may he live thousand years, and always
meet with the success TO which his talents his at
tention to businass and his strict integrity entie
him See his advertisement.
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= HusI1es CSkr Reces1Sr ri lam.
and AZ lsp Bray, W. dsl1 Ddlier 81 Lip
scomo sidps The m cri0ipal ssse 81 any
tmposo - Naa that 81 william, slave 10 Dr.
Samuel PsisersoD Of Chesterfield. charged With ad.
vlslnN So u11I0e Daniel, slave TO James H. Grant,
~ 1900 sette North ID January hast The evf-'
d. PIE 1r4onefs auit was Ia eonclHsive tbst
TIE Gea4 ordered him toreceive thirty.nine lashe
q 06ces men 70 befemanded until the g0h instant.
when he IL to receive thu ssne plumber OF stripes
James Bsnkes, slave to William r Watson
charged whh burglaripusy entering the house Of
Samuel Cornwell, on I'd street. on the night ot the
9Th of January, and stealing therefrom money and
clothing OF the vslue of 800 was found guilty and
ordered be transported beyond the limits Of the
United States. The Court fixed his yalue at 500,
and then directed him to be taken to the Pentten
tiafy, and placed In the hands OF the Superintend-
ent tor sale. ssasss sss5aw5sfts be z7aga 3
Jesse Spencer, an emancipated slave, charged
With remaining In the Comuonwealtb contrary to
law was given limited time to leave the State, and
held to bail in $500 for his good behavior.
The Court then adjourned. sgsaa sa.
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CEILING OFF TO CLOSE BUSI-

CEILING OFF TO G L o SE BUSI-
~ NESS.-Intending to close business by the let
of pril next offer entire stock of Furnishing
and Fancy Goods at cost for cash only, which, we
have been in business bat short time, we warrant
to be fresh. while ment embraces some of
the latest and most desirable styles in our line -
Those in want should not allow so favorable op.
portunity to pass without supplying themselves
We would again urge those indebted to to make
Immediate payment
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LOST OR STOLEN.

I OST-On Monday, the 10Th inst, be-
IL tween the Capitol ard the corner Of Clay and
Adams arrests. a aAIk BRACELET, with q Gold
Clasp, with the letters e. A. III. to L. T. engraved
therein The fnder will be suitably rewarded BY
leaving it at this Office. fe14-2t+
| OST-Between our Jewelry Store and
IL the Ma sons Lodge, On Franklin street. Silver
COMPASS. belonging to Lodge Ne. 10. A suitable
reward will be paid for its return to us.
MYERS l. JANKE,
f. No 75t Main st.
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"ANTED-A situation as GARDEN
w Err by Gentleman who can produce unex-
ceptionaIe testimonials to character and ability
Address ~. Nj. K" Bcx sos Richmond Post Office.
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