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'PossUM HUNTING Lieutenant Kelley,
in passing up the street. last Sunday night, heard
number OF dogs growing and barking, as il hold.
certainlthe cause, savagey attacked byia large
Opossum that had been worried by his canine enc
mies, until he was ready for "set to" with anys
thing breathing. The appearance of such an ami.
the officer. who beat retreat when first attacked,
but finding himself warmly seconded by the ''curs'
around him, charged his adversary, and, with a
violent blow with his watch club laid the grinning
monster at his feet The carcass on being tried by
the balances, weighed tnenty pounds. How it found
its way into the city is not known, but the proba
bility is that 1t escaped from some market cart. /
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IDLE WORDS not unfrequently bring per-
sons into trouble. when least expected Frederick
Smith, charged with threatening to burn the house
OF Avis Rick on the 9th instant, was again before
the Mayor yesterday, and attempted to prove Mrs
Rick, the informant unworthy of belief but signal
ly failed to do SO. His Honor therefore required
him TO give bail in $500 to keep the peace Mr. Rick
not feeling safe in the possession Of his property,
with such threats hanging over 1t. Smith proved
good character for peace and order, but that
could not avail against direct charge of serious
nature
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So MUCH FOR INTEMpERANcE Eugene
Moynahan. youngster, apparently twenty years
of age, got beastly drunk on Saturday last and
while in that condition, went to his place of resi-
dence at Thomas Bradford's boarding house, broke
open valise belonging to another boarder helped
himself to watch and several articles of clothing
and then marched off to a new boarding house
known TO Lieut. Trueheart, the accused was arres-
ted and Gagged Yesterday, when brought before
the Mayor, the witnesses testified that they believ
ed he was unconscious of the deed, and not having
attempted to conceal the articles taken, he dis
charged.
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ILLINOIS SENATORIAL ELEcTIos.--The n
Y. Herald notices Is another indication of the
spread of anti-slavery sentiment, the election
from the strong Democratic State Of Illinois
Of Trumbull, anti Nebraska man, as U. 8.
Senator, In place of Gen. Shields.
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CouLD'ET COME Ir.-Thomas Halagan, a
New York loafer, was permitted to sleep Ia the
cage last Sunday night to keep from freezing and
no doubt expected situation for the winter in the
city jail but when brought before Court yesterday
was ord cred to make tracks last as his feet would
carry him to the place from whence he came.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
RUSHTON CLARK g. CO. 8
GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL.
For C0nsnnaption, ScrofnLa. DC.

GENUINE MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL.
For Consumption, Scrofala, DC.
THE late firm of RUSHTON, CLARK
l. 4 co. being dissolved by the death of w L.
RUsHToN, (ths only Rushton ever connected with
the firm,) their GENUINE COD LIVER OIL will
IN future be prepared only by HEGEMAN, CLARK
4 CO, surviving partners and sole successors 1t
was Mr. Clark who went to New Foundlend to an.
pernteud its manufacture, and Is the only Drug.
gist who ever went from tbs United States for that
purposes and as he will continue his supervision OF
that branch of our business, will warrant our Oil
pure and genuine. As success in its use depends
upon its Pnrty be particular to that the sigma
turs of HEGEMAN. CLARK L co Ia over the
cork of each bottle. Hundreds of persons who had
been usint the Oil of other makers, without sue
cess have been restored to health by the Pure Oil
of our manufacture.
Be particular, in ordering, to specify HEGEMAN
CLARK CO., for many persons have initiated
our style of bottle and label, for the purpose OF
pslming off inferior article; and since Mr. Rush.
toms death. there has been Rushtoh's Oil intro
duced, which 10 not ia any way connected with
Rushton, Clark Co, the ouly representatives OF
that firm being HEGEMAN, CLARK L. co.
The genuine Oil of Hegeman, Clark l. Co. for sale
by PURCELL, LADD CO., and by Druggists gen.
orally in Richmond and throughout Virginia.
Il. 1S-dN wSrn
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c0MMnRC1AL.
,uonnsMARKETg. Fe6fuarv 70

"A RrCHMOND MARKETS. Fsbruary IL
The news BY tks Atlantis seems got to have a.
f,cted ths markets at the North snd DO impression
has been made here. No chspse vna.eve. mas "a
ken place Should the weathefo OF neias1 Two o'ys
continue, navigation will soon 90 is'u"so' aao
.,..,a, .nim.ti on take place in the market
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UNLAWFUL AssEMBLY.-Officer Seal, on
Sunday last, discovered an unlawful assembly oil
nine negroes In Richari Gillen's house, and arres
ted and Gagged two of them-Wsn, the property
Graenor. Yesterday morning William appeared
before the Mayor and was ordered fifteen stripes
for his bad conduct but Cary who had been
bailed by his master, failed TO show himseH.
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Mr.. G. G. BoNIFAcE takes benefit to-
night at the theatre. He has numerous friends In
this community, who will see that he has crowded
house. The bill for the evening comprises many
novelties, and all who attend may depend upon
being well entertained
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Hu.r,.e. cou,r -Jo.eph MAYO, Mayor,

HusrlFGs C0uRr Joseph Mayo, Mayor,
andgA Aldermen Bray. Butler sndLipsopmD, pres'-
Grind Jury was charged by the Proseenting Ahor
nv and retired On hearing the evidences q the
parss they brought Ia true bii.s cn indicnen.s
agafifst thes following persons. chef9eo nm M.
demesnorr: spnttswood Arnold, John Hart, VII
Ham Sterling. William Fergusop, James Phaiin,
Emily Jenneft James 0Nea, John Curtis Charles RE,
Doran, William, Earl, John Murphy, IMAM hi'I
and william .Frayser; nnd not trns biAs agsln BIO,
Rachael Lncaado and Hiram Stipier. Luckado
and StipIer were discharged. The Grand Jury
then adjourned over I'LL Thursday next
Fish Inspector. Mark Downy, Fish Inspector,
presented his certificate to the Court, which was
ordered to be Sled.
Discharged Samuel Smith, charged with mis-
demsanor, was discharged by the entering OF a
noile prose9ni -
Misdemeaaors James B l.. Manson, two cases
James Shaw and Michael Downs, indicted for mis-
demeanors, were called, but the witnesses failing
TO appear, the cases were adjourned till Thursday
next and rules awarded against the Witnesses
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AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD
9

iOPEN TO BERRY HILL-109 MILES
THE regular Passenger Train will run
4 daily Sundays excepted) between RICH.
MOND and BERRY HILL.
Leave RICHMOND at O'Clock, A. NJ, and arrive
at BERRY HILL12 IS NJ.
Leave BERRY HILL at 10 so A. NJ, and STRIVE
at RICHMOND at 4 SPIN.
The Train will stop passe gers at the following
points only: Rebi0u's Coal.ield, Tomshswk, Pow
hatan, Mattoux Chula, Amelia G. H, WyaDoke,
Jennings Ordinary, Haytokah. Liberty Church,
MeherIin, Keysville, brakes Branch Mossip gford,
Rssnoke, Clover Bsnister and Berry Hi
Children over 10 and under Is years of age, bali
price.
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish.
ed with two passes, SO that can be retainsa 10
the offices and it must be expressly stated the pass
that they are permitted to go on the cars. .
Passengers for Lynchburs connect with South
Side Railroad at Hsytokah.
Tnroush 70 Lynchburg.. ...SV "
Passengers for Clarksville meet Messrs. Moss
Co.'s Stages at Roanoke on Tuesdays, Thursdays ana
Saturdays
Through to Clarksville. .................sow
R. z. HU6HSON, Ticket Agent
N. B.-For the information OF the public ~
deemed proper to state that there III
Line of Stages from the terminus of the haiirosd 70
Danville. Toe al H T. n
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HuoKsTERIsG.-The summons against
robert z. Rediord for buying seventy -ons dozen
eggs 10 the frst Market 10 sell again will be heard
before the Mayor this morning.
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G. K. MAsKELL, the popular Comedian
ofthe theatre, announces his benefi. On Wednesday
evening, presenting most excellent programme
in which the humorous will predoninate. Mr.
Msskell is an excellent artist has labored hard
during the season for the amusement of our citi.
zens, and we trust he may be honored with a full
attendance on the occasion
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STEALING CLOTHEs.--John, slave to
William Anderson, was convicted before the
Mayor yesterday, of stealing 1--WE pieces of clothing
from one of Mr.. Dayidson's servants, on Sunday
last, and ordered thirty stripes
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EMARRIEt,

In Hanover conntv ON Thursday, FEB Stn; ~
MI rs CHEEgRY, Of Richmond, to Miss ANN =
r WINSTON.
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VALENTINES
Tomorrow is st. Valentines Day,
All in the morn betimes, ..-
And l. a maid, at your window,
TO be your Valentiuo."-Shakspsarc.
St. Valentines Day How inspiring the sound!
How the heart wakes warm as the period comes
round
And swans, who to love or to marriage incline.
Procure tor their fayorites gay VALENTINE,
Even bachelor hermits who NOPE and repine
Who treat as fable the passion divine,
Feel their icy hearts melt, and determine, in fine,
To send to some maiden, a neat VALENTtNE
Ho. We chicken hearted, whereverye are.
who boil over with love, yet afraid to declare.
Shake yourselves, and rouse up, from your torpoT
To your lady-loves send superb VALENTINE!
And We, who for years shy shally have stood,
To the poiot come instanter, for evil or good.
To your aid summon CUPID your doubtin Is resign
Clinch the bargain ut once with rich VALENTINE.
Seize Time by the forelock and instantly go,
As fast you can. to SMITHS PAPER DEpor,
And take q review of the various designs,
That make his assortment OF rare VALENTINES!
To by had of l.. L. SMITH,
fe 1S-2t loo Broad st., opposite Theatre.
A NEGRO MAN FOR HTRE-Who
a is said to be good house servant for either a
'1ss roBAC cs;e HAN HAND FOR sALE-wbo GOOD
Twister. Apply at Cary street Jail fe is-eoSt*
E,OR HIRE.-A Negro boy 10 wears Of
Il age He is good white washer, at which bu.,.
ness he has been ensased for some time; Apply 10
Mr.: S. 7. PENDLETON, on 4th street. between
Main and Franklin streets. fs ia 81
ROARDlNG-Thr or four single gem
~ tlemen can lie accommodated with board and
lodging by applying 70 Mrs. ROGERS, corner Of
franklin street aud Locust alley Several day board
ers can also be accommodated. fe I3-2t&
r ANYWAY from the Byrd Plantation.
~ some two or three weeks since, Negro Man
SLAVE, named MAJOR; A reward Of ten dollars
snd gu proper charges will be paid. upon his appre
ton, or 70 the undersigned, 10 Richmond.
MAJOR 10 likely, intellisent Negro. OF singer
cake Color and supposedto be about five feet ak OF
seven inches high. No particular marks about him
recollected except that he has lost one or two
OF the joints of one of his orefngerg but whether
of the right or left hsnd, 10 not recolfected.
PHILIP NJ TABB SON. Ag'ts
Ofice on Governor street,
fels--ew Between Main and Franklin sts.
CUGAR AND MOLASSES.--4e6 Hhds.
y SUGAR, fair 10 prime quality; SUE Bbls. prime
MoLAssEe;-csreo Of the Brig Manhattsn. In store
and for sale by DUNLOP, AONc0RE co.
70 l3-tw
NOTICE.-All persons indebted to us,
~ viii plsass call on THoS. L. HUNDLEY, 1t
A. B. Carries store. and make payment ~ longer
indulgence ean1otb DO given. ,,.,r,.
70 B-6t. AUNDLEY BRO.
0UPERTOR COGNAC BRAN DY.-
3 Hsnnsssey. Ca.tiilon, Osasd and Martsli hrsads;
IA us ss''' ''' u bs8'vEsrokr. ALLEN 90.
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VAGRANT Charles W. Farris from
Alexandria, spent Sunday night In the cage, having
where to stay. Yesterday he was discharged,
with directions to seek other quarters.
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RICHMOND ATHENEU
M SCHEI T Hp uEp1

DROFESSOR NJ. SCHELE DE- WE'RE
L will lecture at the Hall of the Atheneum. on
Three Martyr Portraits )" a. follows: '
Ist On TUESDAY Evening, the 18th of Pebv
Subject: Joan of Arc"
I'd On THURSDAY Evening, the 18th of Fsbv.
Subject: "savonarola;" and
Sd. On TUESDAY Evening the Goth of Feb,y.-
Subject: John Hampden."
PRICES OF ADMIsstoN-Sngle ticket Is cents: I2s
cts. each additional ticket ~
Doors open at 7, P. NJ; Lecture to begin at oclk.
{. Va. fe9
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NEARLY DEAD.-On Sunday night last,
the Watchmep in passing through Rockets, dis.
covered Francis Loving, an old woman lying in the
street beastly drunk and almost frozen. They inn
mediGtely took her to the First Station House. and
called in DR.. jackson, who rendered he necessar Y
medical aid to restore her to life and consciousness
Yesterday, the old lady seemed to be very much
ndisposed from her frolic, but could not be induc-
ed to admit that che had been tipsey. At the re-
quest of her husband she was permitted to go to
Henrico county, her place of residence, with the
understanding that if again caught In such plight
down the valley she should co." there to remain
till discharged BY Court, or released by death
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IHE ENGLISH CoMMIssARIAT-So extraor
binary, it appears, is the want of arrange.
ment in the distribution of requisites for the
British army, that Lord Raglan has been
compelled to borrow 10000 great coats from
Gen. Canrobert. "And in great haste the
other day two agents of the British commits.
sariat came to Balaklava, and taking the first
ship they could fnd-which CHANGED to be
one that had lain at anchor for considerable
time, with cargo from England on board,
they set out for Constantinople. On the
way they happened to mention to the captain
OF the ship that their urgent mission was to
buy. shoes for the troops, who were in
.wretched condition for want The captain,
In reply, gave them the agreeable informa.
ton that his ship had several thousand cases
OF shoes on board for those very troops, but
that there was no proper officer to receive
them' consequently they could not be landed
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THE regular monthly meeting of the
You've MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION win be bsd
IN the Lecture Room of st. JamsS Church TIyEs
DAY EVENING, Feb. 18th, at II O'clock
fe I3-1t
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE ITALIAN Rrvo,u
e Tlok.-The Italians and friends of Jt.Iv ~
New York. ON Friday night, celebrated the
anniversary of the Revolution in I,.,u ~
p 1s4a. THEODORE DWIGHT presided M,
Der of letters were read from persors III .
could not be present: among them one sro,U
Horace Greedy, who declared that he wa. -
favor of the complete separation of political
from ecclesiastical authority, at all times and
in all places. A number of very animated
speeches were delivered, and resolution.
were adopted, extolling the revolution, de-
claring that the Republican government, es
tablished by it, deserved the thanks of man
kind for the good order and humanity exhi
bited by it; and that the constituent Assem-
bly,, elected by universal suffrage, is the only
legitimate authority in the State, and that
The actual government of the Pope restored
and sustained by foreign bayonets, is in
The anniversary was held in the
and large audience was pre-
emf.
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DARN AT PRIVATE SALE.-For sale

DARN AT PRIVATE SALE.-For sale
Il privately, the Farm now owned and occupied
by Mr. Robert Farrar, situated about 4A miles below
the city, the river rosd leading to Charles CITY
c. H. containing 40 of land, 60 acres of which
10 cleared and highly improved, 40 of which is at
present seeded in wheat the balance is we'll timber
ed with oak and pine. The improvements consist of
large dwelling, containing six rooms, with all the
requisite out houses such quarters for servants
barn, stable corn house. smoke house, &C. he ali
in good repair. Also fine spring of water conye
nient to the dwelling.
The farm is located in very healthy and good
neighborhood, having sufficient timber, If cut. to
pay nearly for the tract.
ANY person wishing to view the premises can de-
20 by calling on Mr.. Farrar, who viii take pleaaure
in giving all the necessary inform alton. = :
Terms accommodating. Apply to
LARUS 4 SHINE,
10 iS-bt IA Main street
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HISTORY OF BRADDOCK'S EXPE-

history OF BKADDUCK'S EXPE-
IL l T o N.-The History of an Expedition
against Fort Quesne in l755, under Major General
Edward Braddock. Edited from the original mapu.
scripts. By Winthrop Sargent, Esq, NJ. A. mem
Der of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania One
vol Svo; plates and msps s..
HIM 81.
Biography. Exemplary and Instructive, of Dsin.
gushed Men IS cent?.
Nelly Bracken, Tale of forty years ago. By Aa.
ME Chambers Bradford. 81
Avillon, ard Other Tales. By the author of Olive,
&c 50cen.s.
Willie. By Jacob Abbott. Forming No. 2 Har-
pers Story Book. % cts
Ths History of Mason Dixon's Line, contained
in address delivered by ]. H. Latrobs, of Ma.
ryaod: before the Historical Society of Psnnsylya-
MIS- Is cts.
First Thoughts, or beginning to think By Lite.
rsry Association. 30 cts.
Together with many other lats ard popular book
JAMES WOODHOUSE CO,
fe lS-I 1S9 Main street
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The New York correspondep, Of the B.l.,mor.

The New York correspondent of the Baltimore
American writes thus, under date of Feb 10.
terday, in Consequence of the Caiitornia an.
~ tne mouse OF Burgoyne e. Co, San Francisco.
in ,hs o;,, REUSED acceptance by their creditors
as.er,aiy The amount of these drafts Is NOT vet
Hore & q out Of w shsy are known to be large. Mr.
ing Burgoyne Co. was consdsrs99 s n.y. plo,e i
Portsnt banking house in California. next 70 p.@e
effect here and at the west. "Ai nave Dad
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kEhAnKAsLE CAsE.-The following abdoc,,o,
case has just come to lightin New York:
The wife of q German was induced nv a 49,.
clerk, named Henry Wilson, to leave her hush.,
taking with her all the household furniture isSsI
~, and wearing apparel, valued at $l2Oo In.
police succeeded In tracing the parties to lace,
oisr , shop. where they found in their possession
*5ei 10 cash, and $500 worth OF clothing. When
the lady WIS brought to the police office she mel
her husband and embraced him with renewed M.
iecton and they LEFT the court room arm ia arm q,
II nothing had happened. :
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deaths "s' 'oo
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/ SPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE The atten-
ton of Grocers and others Il called to NV sale Of
Groceries, Drsy and Horss, THIS MORNING at 10
o'cleck, at Ro 8. Taylors, csInsr Of Frantlis and
18th streets r. CAUTHORN.
fe lS-Ie Auctiaossy
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

WALTfR HARRIsos-ofice corner Of
Main and 10Th streets his resumed the practice of
Law in sll the Couf,e hsId 10 fhs city OF kiShmond
I Ee I3-fms 1s8 - - sts ~
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LOOT OR STOLEN.

| OST-Between our Jewelry Store and
A the Ma sons Lodge, on Frank lin street Silver
COMPASS. belonging to Lodge Ne. 10. suitable
reward will be paid for its return to u.s.
MYERS l. JAHKE
ia No ia Main sf
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BAKERS BfTTERs BETTER THAN GoLp,-
f,iend In California writing smother In this ctv
GAYS that be has been completely cured of Dvsosn
sis by the use of half dozen bottles of BAxrp5s
BITTERs and declares that the receipt in that eon,
try would bs worth more than the richest mine in
the land of gold. No family should ever be without
this medicine winter or summer for while il cheeks
colds and prevents consumption, it also cures diaT
rheea and defes the cholera
To be had wholesale and retail of Msssrs Pus-
CELL. LApD Co., and gsists everywhere
l.
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ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN.--At the earnest
solicitation of young and handsome daInsel, who
has been sufferer from the thoughtlessness Of a
portion of the other SEX we caution our city gal
ants against splitting tobacco juice over the Church
steps, and thereby endangering the appearance of
ladies' skirts, who prefer running the risk OF wpng
up the saliva in passing over it, to showing their
ank-gaiters, to their beaux. The ladies have suf-
fered enough from the dirty practice of which
they complain, and resolved to submit to it no
longer. word to the offenders should be suil~
Client.
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q CHEER UP BOYS.
"a As moneys scarce and times lcokSarx,
NZ Yet still We grope for thee,
- And like Hopes soft but halowed SPARK,
We hope better times may be.
It's Hope that crowns the martyrs head,
And may this next New Year
Bring Hope aud Comfort in the shed
Where now il drops tear.
We toll with bare and blstered arms,
And all for moneys sske,
While wrinkled sorrow eats our charms
And makes the poor TO quake.
The rich should protect the poor mans riEntS
The mechanic rightly claims.
For deeds from them like shining lights.
Ii breaks the oppressor's chsins.
My work hope has pleased you all,
And II more you have to do,
Up Governor Street just give call
On BILL BARTHOLOMEW.
w. ]. BARTHOLOMEW,
dei5 Watch Maker, &c.
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A CA r D

A G A RID.
ME-. G. K. HASKELL in announcing
As4 TO his friends and the public Of Richmond ~
FARE WE'LL BENEFIT
On WEDNESDAY EVENING. Feb I4tb 1879
won.d respectfully invite their attention n tbs
eaiy excellent entertainment prepared for the oc
caslon. comprising the brilliant ana fashicnshis
comedy of ''o
WILD OATS,
cast in manner to give due effect to its sDarkkno
ing lravestie of
MR.. AND MRS. MACBETH
Mr.. Maskeil gratefully appreciates the kipdns.,
and courtesy extended TO him by the public of Rich
mond and he trusts that his earnest efforts To pIssss
gay be rewarded by their patronage and support on
this occasion. 70 49,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE
LEssEs.....'............. Fl. YAYLOR.
BENEFIT OF G. C. BONIFACE.
TUESDAY EVENING. February rs.b
THE AVENGER
~. Bonifacs
Ernes'lhe. .......................Mi Miss Lewis
Dance, Misses f.. and Kendall.
USED UP
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pAGuE n EoTyPss to Europe, sre informed that
they can have them taken In superior and duyshis
salt air. AZ N. SIMONS
/ fe Is Isl Main st
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SPEcIAL NoTIcE The particular atten-
ton Ut hous and the pubic sensray 10 re-
spectfuiIy req1srtea to tbs sale of Rarnitnfs and
Riano which will positivslY take place at my store
this day, at 0s'clock. Sale s1ressrved ~ SO
Re IS - = ALEX. MOTT Auet