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nocAr, MATTER.

GuppEs DEATH.-At II. early hour last
T.ssasy morning, Henry Hoffman, 40 old man,
80 Sonnd dead Il, Mr.. Charles Gentry's house on
1s.h street north Of Broad. The dece.sed bad
been in delicate health for some time. snd having
no means and no where to stay was kindly grant
ed permission BY Mr.. g. to lodge in his grocery,
Ja,fsrson Relief House. On Monday evening, when
Mr.. q last saw the deceased, he was ~ well - ne
had seemed to be for some time before. Inc next
morning when Mr.. q. came down, he learned from
one cf bic little sons that Hoffman had been taisipe
was dead Justice Nettles was called on to hold an
inaues. ever the body, but having known the con-
d,ou of Hoffman previous TO his death, and hndine
no marks Of violence 90 his person. declined doing
So Hoffman no doubt died OF disease OF tne neaft
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JOHN DoLEN, we understand, was the
name of the unfortunate young man over whom
Coroner Wicker held an inquest at the western ex-
tremity OF Cary street last Tuesday morning Dolen
was native OF the county of Leatrim, 10 Ireland,
and had been in this country about two years. He
was about twenty.four years OF age, and had no
family
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THE County C0URT OF HENRIcO was
In session several hours yesterday Opposing of Com
monwsalth's cases. none Of which were worth re-
porting Prosecutions for tipping and against over
seers of the Roads for not keeping smooth the public
paths over which they are superinten are hav-
ing fines piled on them beyond number.
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ABOUT CLosING.--The Monroe Relief
House will probably close Its usefulness at the ex-
pration of this week, as the funds contributed by
our citizens for its support have been exhausted,
and there is no likelihood of again repenishiDg the
empty treasury this season. The Monroe house
has accomplished vast deal of good, and no doubt
saved many helpless persons from starvation.
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CoLp WATER CURE.-Robert PleasaRts
a worthless free negro, staggered into the Dock,
near i7th street bridge yesterday morning, and
would have drowned but for the timely assistance
rendered him. After getting on land Bob solemnly
declared that the ducking he had received had
cured him of getting drunk, and that in future he
would lead a sober liie
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r, r,prMorfEs.-Thef uneraI scr
Fu y ,ss ,.,e EpsuSp w TAYLOR. printer was va
mon q al BY s Rev Mr. sweeney, :. csnssDr ss
Hmres Yesterday morning q L oslo ; Rn,y,ns
corpse was then taken 70 the snocAoe ','.' ~ -
Crcund end inferred.
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Insurance COMPANIEs..-We invite at
ter,on TO the advertisement of the "Valley Insur-
ance Company" of VIII ich Mr.. Q. p Breese is Ac-
tuary, and to that of the U g. Lite Insurance Com
nanv. of which Mr.. o I. Breese is agent In this
Civ Those iusuring life or property can do SO on
moderate terms in either of these companies.
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TO sTONE-CUTTERs AND MAsoNs

W OIONE-CUIIERS AND MASONS.
have very fine GRANITE QUARRY, four
miles above Richmond. within fry feet of the Canal
My desire 10 to sell Pattern Stone of any
Also. Building Stone for foundations. The quality
ct this Stone OF be surpassed in this city Hsv
ing very good wagons can deliver Stone In any pant
OF the city.
l would refer to the following buildings where
specimen Of the Stone NAV be seen :: st. Charles
Hotel, John Dooleys store, Winston u owsrs, Snt-
tim l. Winston's, Williams Bros and VIM Bar
tetta WILLIAM TINSLEY,
NH 8-6ts Trustee for Mary Mountjoy
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MACALLIsTER had crowded house at his
Gift Concert last night and the prizes were all dis
tributed according to the programme, We noticed
six handsome gold watches and variety of other
iewelry among the articles to be presented to the
lucky holders of the prize numbers.
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TRVING'S NEW BOOK; at the

Il EXCHANGE BOOKSTORE.
Woolfert's Roost By Wsshnston Irving-Sl.
Satire and Satirists, By Jamss Hanuay, author Of
singleton Fontenoy"-75c.
Casas De Espanna, or Going to Madrid via BARGE
lona-S1.
Ruth Hall By FANNY Fern-Sl Is.
Life and Besutieso of Fanny Fern--81. Fl
Initials; Story of Modern Life Paper 81, cloth
81 IS
Virginia Comedians-Psper u, Cloth i5o
Las Cssas' Napoleon vols "a.
Lamp-Lishter New supply-Si IS.
Sociology for the South-ef.
My Novel. By Bnlwsr-75c.
Prairie Bird BY Murray--S7c
For sale by GEO. NJ. WEST.
NH Sit
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Hrxn,co CIRoulr CoURr..-A Scins
80. = ,Se Hsprico Circuit Court . now , Ie'S g
ia = sse essse Court Houss e ~ c circuit.
p F.s, q 2 third di = 1cds enc ciopon
ispresdins IN the place @ snu ut Nm commences
~ ans ,he Sssh of April next for criminal Causes
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RUSSIAN PREPARArIoNs.-An English iour

nal says:
Let n not think that in this new wear Sir Cb.r,.
Napier will be able to repeat his sstts II
the Baltic We learn from many sources-some o
ly In the spring, will launch fleet of .nnho.. 4;
the proportion OF at least ten to one of those wbieI
the French and Enesh arsenas ars arming. They
equivalent 10 the sodity of their construction -
the best Of our Own 1t 10 TO be feared that
American shipwrishts are aiding in these works and
chased two Engish gun boats, Of which she hss ali
the drawings and estimates Ia her possession.
Moreover, we have heard inngmerable reports 81
the strength - yet untIied, Of Helsngfors Revel,
and Croastadt But what they were last spring will
be tribe compared with what they viii be next
summer. Close 70 each, vast eDtrenched camp i
being made. with earihworks on larger scale than
any inst have been attempted In the Crimes.
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UKIoE BENEVOLENT SocfETY.-We regret
to learn that the funds Of this Society, whoee
members have labored with such exem.
plary devotion and such signal success .or
suffering humanity. are entirely exhausted.
The demand upon their charities during the
last season has been Of an extraordinary tx
tent and of most imperative character. By
the exhaustion of their funds, they must he
LEFT without ability to meet the pressing 70
licitations for aid which, from the children Of
want, besiege them on every side. undtr
these circumstances it has been determined
to hold Fair on Monday, the 10Th, compos-
ed Of members of all the churches in our city
in the second story of Corinthian Hail. which
has been politely placed at their disposal by
Mr.. McEvoy.
We earnestly invoke the attention and pat
ronage of our citizens to this Fair, and shall
not fail to remind them of it again hereafter.
1t is cause which appeals to every human
heart and to which no man, able to give,
can turn deaf ear without the reproaches of
his own conscience. Let all avail themselves
of this Fair, to do unto others as they would
have others do unto them
The CRITTENDEN MAssAcRE.-A Wash.
ington correspondent of the N. Y Herald
says that facts have been recently communi-
Gated to the President of the United States
by Mr.. Campbell, late American Consul at
Havana, from which it is made apparent that
the invasion of Cuba by Crittenden and
others was done by the procurement of Spain
herself. She trembled, says the correspon-
dent for the safety of her West India posses.
sions, in view of all the circumstances sur.
rounding them; and, seeing the filibustering
feeling rife among our people, she adopted
the bold policy of sending hither her own Of
icers as SPIES to encourage the chivalrous
Crittenden and his gallant men to engage in
the invasion of Cuba, making promises of
aid and assistance from the natives, but with
the view solely to entrap them, and, by sac
riticing their lives, to deter others, and arrest
the feeling of sympathy for Cuoa which was
pervading our land.
Such course of proceeding would be in
entire keeping with Spanish duplicity and
cruelty. tits to be hoped that it may operate
as warning in future to the credulous and
enthusiastic.
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The SUPPER The ladies connected
with the Methodist church fair on Union HILL gave
a splendid supper in the fair room last Tuesd az
night to which some sixty or seventy persons SAT
down, notwithstanding the inclemency of the wea.
Their and the peltng rain that fell during the even.
ing. friend who was present describes the enter
tainment as something extraordinary. Owing to
the illness of member of his family, the Rev Mr.
Boggs was unable to deliver the anticipated closing
address, which all present were extremely anxious
to hear We understand that the ladies realised
about $500 by their fair. Large as Is the amount
our only regret is that II not trebled for their
efforts lealy deserved all that the public could have
done for them.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-On

Nv Tuesday, the 9th OF the present month three
apprentices, to wit: NICHOLAS INGERSOLL,
MICHAEL GIBLEN and PATRICK DEDY who
were In my service as apprentices to the StoneCut-
ting busne ss absconded without any cause therefor
being instigated thereto, a. suppose, by some evil
minded person or persons; aud hereby give notice
10 every one who may conceal. harbor or employ
said apprentices, that will prosecute them there
for to the full extent of the law
WILLIAM THORN
Richmond. Feb. %. 1855 NH e-6t*
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TIE POWDER PLor.-On Tuesday night

The POWDER PLOr.-On Tuesday night
last three of Mr. John Priddys servant girls, at his
residence on 18th street. were severely cut and
burned by the explosion of quantity of powder
in glass wine bottle. Some twelve months before
this occurrence. one of Mr.. Priddy's servant boys
procured some powder to use In frightening pigeons
from the garden and placed 1t in the bottle for safe
keeping where it remained until it had been for
gotten The bottle being in the room occupied by
the servant girls they used it In the place of a
candlestck, not knowing what it contained, and on
a previous occasion had burned candle in it. On
Tuesday night, however the candle burned down
and the lighted wick falling on the powder, created
tremendous explosion, woundng and burning all
three ofthe girls about their faces and necks When
the report was first heard Mr.. Priddy supposed that
some one had shot the girls through the window,
but on further examination the true cause of the
unfortunate occurrence was ascertained. As the
injuries received mere flesh wounds 1t Is beliey.
edit hat the three girls will soon recover.
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PASSAGE THIEVES are renewing tn1 81.
operations In cur city On Tuesday night Ias. tnS
81 psnl,s Church, was entered and robbed OF nat
and umbrella.
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D-WillismC Jacobson obaro

SETTLED.-William C. Jackson, charged
with fighting in the first market ON Tuesday last,
came before the Mayor yesterday, had hearing
and was acquitted Mr.. Jackson it seems was
passing quietly through the Market interruptne nc
one when drunken man came up aud grossly in.
suited him. With this Mr. J. knocked him, the of.
fcers seeing which, arrested him.
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In DisGUIsE.--A young woman attired in
mans apparel, made her appearance on 18th street
last Tuesday night and attracted considerable n.
tention for some time, notwithstanding the rain
She was at length discovered and snrrounded nv
crowd OF miscellaneous boys, who pursued her To
the intersection OF Lombard alley and Virginia
street, where they lost sight of her.
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DRuNK.-James Dixon was discharged
from the cage yesterday morning. by ,order of the
Mayor. Jim had been very drunk the day before
and while 10 that condition had offered an inuult 10
a stranger, for which he was knocked down.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-08

The WEATHER is very changeable az all
March weather is. Yesterday morning lowering
clouds overriding the city, and rain fell Tor .eyers
and old Sol peeped forth az bright a aver "sS'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-08

PosTposED.-The Rev. Moncure ~.
Conway did not deliver his lecturel at the Atne'
neum, on Tuesday evening last owipg 10 tns s. e
trems incIemency of the weather. The supJec'
was TO have been "Man and his speech"
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UGLY SIGHT.-A subscriber requests us
10 cali the attention af the police to the carcase OF
a dead dog on Sd street. North OF Bread Inc nln.
will doubtless be taken, aud the animal removed at
once
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CHARTER ELECTIONs,

Cry GAUGER-To the voters of the city
of Richmond. As the Chatter elections will take
cali your attention to the caims of the present Dep
uty Mr.. Richard Fox: He has long performed much
of the duties of this office and we feel confident that
he hes superior in his line of business in this city
poll will be opened for him and his friends will
give him cordial support. We can and will elect
MN NH D SAY st0"R VOTERS Of MADISON WARD
SUPERINTENDENT OF THE Cry Gas
WoRKs.-To the citizens of Richmond. Allow to
call your attention to the claims and qualification of
Mr. Thomas f. H. Wynnss as 2 proper person to be be
the office of Superintendent of the City Gas Works.
Mr. Wynne Is the able and efficient engineer of the
large establishment of the MesTs Talbot& Brother,
of this city, aud present the able Corresponding
Secretary of the Virginia Mechanics Institute. In
place him on his own inertia and qualifications as
superior mechanic, beug eminently qualified and
70 .aps he CIV
all their various plans and designs. We will say
Mr. Wynneis practical mechanic having served
his time in this citywe know his moral and intel
lectusl worth and his eminent qualification for this
office.
mhs-st* MANY VOTERS OF RICHMOND
TorHE VorERs OF THE CIrY.-To pre-
vent the many false rumoIs that did not mean to
and will continue be- candidate for reelection
until after the first Wednesday in April next
NH Sits A. MICHAELS.
A D-To MY FELLow-oITIzENs
WITHOUT DISTINCTION OF PARTY! AT the earnsst
solicitation of many friends in various parts of the
city, who think deserve better situation than the
one hold, mcst respectfully announce myself
candidate at the ensuing municipal elections, for
the Office OF City Sergeant. Should the Office be
conferred on me, pledge myself to employ the
most competent assistants, which will enable me to
discharge the duties with entire satisfaction te the
public. beg leave also, at this time, to notify my
friends, that the duties Of the humble office now
hold in the Police department, will deprive me the
pleasure of seeing many of them in person between
this time and the election. must therefore be CON.
tent to commit my interest into their hands; trust
Ing that on the day of battle. they will appear the
polls in strong phalanx. and cast their votes for one
who has through rsn hail and snow and served
them 30 long for such q small remun Grafton.
Respectfully, your friend
And felow-citizen
NH Std CLEMENT WHITE.
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THROWING SToNEs.-Mr. 8. Y. Landrum
was fined 81 by the Mayor for permitting his ap.
the street. Mr. L. knew nothing about the affair.
but Robert honestly confessed the truth of the
charge, remarking at the same time that he had
thrown the stone In return for one thrown at
him,
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MARRIED.

At Trinity Church, Tuesday evening, March 6. by
Rev Jacob Mapning. Mr.. SIMON A VAUGHAN to
Miss M. VIRGINIA WILLIS, both Of this city.
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CARD.-I see in waano.5.v mo-

A CAkD.-I see, in Wednesday morn
s.nt ing; Dispatch, my name mentioned .: hein gin
io.r An ~ me market only slapped drunke fel
r ucwa iot Ssaggeringup agaiastand insulti az me-
n -. wnlcn MT Wheat arrested me. In few min.
asss gave ball to appear before the Mayor in the
GER had done his duty the drunke On man would have
s yen 70 the cage and would not have been STUN
ping niock for gentlemen passing the streets.
mn S-N WIN G. JACKSON
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CAyED Is.-The South side walk Of
u .nd aIess, near 6h b 10 dangerous couditon
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A CARD.-The subscriber, late of the
Z, a firm Of WHITE PAGE, bsss leave to infol m
ne hends and the public that he has taken
me old store, No. IS Market Bridge. recently occu.
pied BY that concern and will open the same on
saturday next. the 10th inst, with an entirely new
stock Of ROOFS, SHOES. TRUNKS, 10, or the
best and moot fashionable styles. He rsspsctfnilv
solicits patronage. JOHN G. PACE IL
NH
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AUCTION NorIoK.-We shall sell THIS
.xonNIna 0uapo Groceries, SO Soc suc,iso
he.a DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.
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GUNP0WDER TEA-Finsst quality
~ Imported; Black Teas low priced, Maecsro1i
Tor sale by RAWLlNGss & MiLLEI n.y.
ma Cor. fsarl and Cary C.
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EXHIBITION SoRIEE.-Tickets to this
exhibition at La Fayet,e Hail. on Friday night mex
can only be had of Messrs. McEvoy & Worrock
at their school room in Corinthian Hall.
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HOKE.--Persons dssirous of testing this
~ popular Fuel before the close of tho season,
with view to future supplies e. well - regular
cussomers can now have their orders promptly sxs.
Gated By leaving them ct the Yard, corner BASIN
Bank and 10th Of, JNo. y WEkTH. Assat.
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TIL D MAS w. KEESEE,
AUCTTONEER

OFFICE WITH GEORGE y. SUMNER,
Nc. 30 PEARL STREET,
WIN attend to the sale Of Real Estatss and evsry
description Of Msaehandise, Househen fsrnitu rs,
SILVER PLATED FORKS, Dinner
~ and Dessert sixae silver Plated Table. Desert
and Tea Spoons; SILVER Plated eosp Ladles and
i nS SP'''sd s 81 az Z JAMES E.,,, ss.r.,
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VLOTHS. CASSTMERES Avn !;

tLOTHB, CASSIMERES AND VENT-
~ iN0S-Blsck and fancy solorsd CLOTH an
GRADES, plain and fancy black Cassmeres plain and
the yard, will have them made 10 orSer y. az,
best tsilors and guaranteed to fit in all cases
mn q, aA1TWELL Z co.
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Ur1or BumDIre FUsD UoMPAHY.-The
r.,ulsr monthly meeting Of this Company will ).
held at the usual plsss, on THURSDAY Evening
The sserstary will receive instaiSents At bic o.
fcs No u Pesrl street, during the day, and At the
place of meeting at o'clock.
limited number Of shares viii be offered for sale
At the above meeting. Those wishins to purehss.
are requested to be present. or cali on the secrstsy
before the meeting. T. L. v. WALFOkD.
NH 7-2t secretary.
AUCTION NoTIoE.-Mrs WV. A. Bur-
rms having had much experience - . Salesman
nil five hjs PERSONAL attention to the sales OF public
and private Libraries, Books, Stationery, OIL Paint.
i's'' BUFFERS Z 6IMONg,
Booksellers and stationsrs, lo7 Main 1t.
fe 14-1mif
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l desire to call attention to the Card of
MI JOHN K. MARTIN, and TO ask that those officers
the late Capt VIM. NJ Fulton. will employ Mr. Mar
tin in their claims for additional Land Bounty Mr..
Martin has the papers relating them in his
sion HENRY G. CARFII
NH 8-6t* Admir- of VIM. NJ. Fulton, decd.
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STEALING A CoAT Last Tuesday night
a negro stepped into the clothing establishment of
Mr. Shafer, corner of l4th and Main streets, under
the pretence of purchasing collar, and while
there stole black dress coat and made off with It,
Some short time after this the thief called at Mr..
John Wade's grocery, and offered to sell the coat
but Mr. Wade suspecting that the fellow came dis
honestly by it, took it to the cage and gave it to
Lieut. Trueheart Yesterday morning Mr.. Shaffer
and his clerk called at the Mayors court, and den
tilted the article, whereupon warrant was imme.
dately issued for the arrest of thief, whose name
ia believed to be Robert Scott
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THE New YORK SPIRIT OF THE TINES,
by far the most interesting and valuable publica.
ton of its kind on this continent, has commenced
camstspces It's founder and editor, Mr.. VIM. r.
PORTER, has succeeded in winning for the Esprit"
a reputation and name. unequalled by any other
paper in the world, while its interesting pages are
regularly read wherever the English language is
spoken We commend it to sportsmen. breeders
of stock and the public generally as of priceless
value.
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SICKNESS OF LORD JoHs RussrLL-Tbe
London Globe of the 10th uN. says: Lord
John Russell. Who was to have left town for
Vienna tomorrow. is, We regret to hear suf.
fsring from severe indisposition, by which
his departure will be delayed for some dav.
At the earliest moment that his health nsr.
nits, the noble lord will proceed upon his
mission, accompanied by Mr. Hammond. and
other gentlemen from the Foreign Office
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mhs-8t. MANY VOTERS OF RICHMOND.

TOTHE VOTERS OF THE CITY-To pre-
vent the many false rumors that / did not mean to
be candidate for reelection, announce thar am,
and will continue to be, candidate for reelection
until after the first Wednesday in April next
NH 8-1t* A. MICHAELS.
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GREAT EXHIBITION!
GRAND ENTERTAINlMEN
TyHE GRAEDEST E EXHIBITION
l. EVER IN RICHMOND'-The splendid
MAGIC DIORAMIC PAINTINGS,
ByIparticusr request, will remain one week longer
at ODD FELLOWS HALL, commencing MON.
DAY Y, MARCH 5B. Admission 122 cents only
These Paintings have been visited, since their stay
in Richmond, by over 5000 persons, and have been
pronounced the greatest exhibition ever exhibited
Ia this city.
The great and sublime lifemoving figures, feet
10 height suTpass any other exhibition of the age
and have never been exhibited in Richmond before,
to conclude with the most gorgeous display by the
exhibition OF Chinese Fire Works.
~ Doors open at ~ o'clock-commence ats.
H-Go early, if you wish to obtain good seats.
NH 2-St
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AMUSEMENT6.
RICHMOND ATHENEUM.
DEW MONCTTRE ID CONWAY,

THE REV. MONCUKE U.CUNWAYB
i Lecture, heretofore announced for Tuesday
.sr;ng last was not then delivered In consequence
Of the sxtrems inclemency of the weather. He will
lecture this (Th ursdsy) and Tomorrow friday,
Eyeninss on the subject already stated" Man and
PaIcEs OF ApMIssloN-sinsle ticket % cents; 12i
cts each additional ticket
Doors open at u, p. M; Lectars to begin at oek
P. M. mns
VIRGINIA MECHANICS | n STI-
TUTE.-The third lecture will be delivered On
THI1RSDAY evening, March 9Th. at O'clock at
METROPOLITAN Hall, by Rev. r. B. G. HOWELL
neutrality-suspicious. free-singie ticketsS
cents-each additional ticket LIT cents
6-9k