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,RREsP oNpENCE DISPATCH
PETERSBURG, Feb. 10

PETERSBURG, Feb. 10.
The performance last night at Phoenix Hail. for
the benefit of the poor was, in every sense
complete triumph The house was crowded at an
early hour, with fair women and brave men,"
notwithstanding the whole affair had been anathe-
matized from some Of our pulpits only the day be-
fore. The play of RicAsliea was rendered in a
style seldom surpassed on any boards. and the
force ofthe T0odes, would have done credit TO its
great originator, BURTON.
The company consisted entirely of amateurs
with the exception of Mr.. Lewis and Miss Tyson
OF your city, whose gratuitous services on the
casion as well their admirable acting has emit
tied them to the warmest gratitude of this commu-
nifty. Miss Tyson as Julie de Mortemer was beyond
all praise. This young lady, during her brief visit
here, has made for herself hosts OF enthusiastic
friends. Should she ever return here, they will
prove that her noble and disinterested service on
this occasion has not been forgotten.
From City Point bear that the river is entirely
free of ice, and that the New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore steamers are all expected up to-
night. b.
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w,sufsGroy. Feb 2-Senate-Mr, Douglass,
in presenting the petition of Naval efficer COM
nIaiuine of the action of the Retiring Board, pro
posed the passage of law granting court mar
tal where charges were made to test their justice
tins separating the worthy from the unworthy Pc
titioners q. /.
N,r Hale introduced bill to repeal an act TO
promote the efficiency of the Navy 1t was re-
ferred 10 the committee on Naval affairs.
Mr. Wilson of Mass, made speech on the Cen
trail American Question. He said he should at
once declare the Clayton Bulwer treaty nuil and
void the course of Great Britain in his opinion JUS
tifying its abrogation.
The Senate then adjourned
Hopse-The House proceeded TO ballot for prin-
ter with the following result:
folett. ..'.s... '''s'-'-'-'c
Farnham. .........'-'''''..
Scattering. $50"
Necessary to a choice c3-no election
Several more ballots were had the last OF which
resulted as follows:
Foett. '''''oo
Wendell. %
Scattering .-...'.oe
Necessary to q choice S3--no election.
resolution was submitted authorizing the prin.
ter of the last Congress to execute the WORK unth
the election of printer
The House then adjourned. HI q
The Speaker has not announced the committees
vet.
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DIED.

In Baltimore, or the 18th instant, Mrs. JULIA A.
WYATT, formerly .Tulia A. Pickett, OF This city.
Her remains VIII reach here this "wednesday
morning the 18th inst, and her funeral will take place
from tho residence of Mr. Edwin Farrar. on Church
Hill clock precisely, this evening" the 18th in
slant Her friends aud those of Mr.. E. Farrar are
requested to attend without further no.
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EAPRlsoNISa WITSHssEs.-TheG Grand Jury of
the U. S. Court, setting In New York. have called
attention to the abuses prsctised in the inprison
Eldridge street jail. Many are imprisoned as wit
nesses, while the criminals against whom they ara
to appear, are out on bah.
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PRAIsEwoRfHY REGARD FOR THE SABBATH
The members of the Pyne s. Harrison Opera
Troupe now playing in New Orleans, have posi-
lively refused to play on the Sabbath, is the
enstor1 in that city. They conclude the engage.
Inent in that city during the present week, and
will appear In Richmond in April under the auspi.
ees of Mr.. John T. Ford
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In CoURT.-Iion. A. Rust of Arkansas, appear.
ed before justice in Washington, Monday after
noon, to answer the charge of beating Horace
Greedy. Mr.. Treadwell of New York, having
preferred the accusation. The case was continued
until Yesterday afternoon.
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DEATH OF PROF. CHAssISG.--We learn from
the Cambridge Chronicle that Edward Tyrrel
Claiming, for thirty-two years Professor of Rhet.
ore aud oratory in Hazard College, died on 9hurs-
day night Of congestion of the lungs, aged about
sixfy-fiye years.
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~ Heads Taken OFF without Pais...Ws
have heard of people having their limbs amputated
without PAIN but never before have we known that
heads were ed from the body so easily until we
called upon SIMONS and him execute seper0I fine
heads BY process of his own, and which know
caused no pain but rather pleasure both to the sub
ierts and their friends ia u
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Hon. Ed. EVERETT has consented TO deliver
lecture in Richmond, on Washington for tn
benefit of the Mt. Vernon Association fund
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THE STEAMER CURTIS PECK, N consequence of
the breaking up Of the ice in the river was to have
left Norfolk for Richmond
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DEATH or An INVENTOR MIR. j. III. Manay In.
yentor OF the well known aMsnny,s Reaping and
Moving Machine Combined died at biz residence
At Rockport, ILL.,, on the Goth ult.
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! FtRr Al ST. LorIs.-0n the ath instant the e..
tensiye factory Of fhe Missouri Hemp Company. Al
~ Louis, was destroyed by ire. Los ea0.001.
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re Mtlieia.

.suaTae .Ansnzsas 4 inaiea sesmAenains 800.
pspposed revival Of the militia sys'em' 80. 80.
that such revival win carry ent me an 49,
,,,cus wish Of the people sof the sfaie -
sxou,herp state, says the vindic asers soen"
h.r Constitutional army .readyst snep'e"'-
-. tf. As.fd - ssasA@eS
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" Improved AmbrOfypes Ph0tOgfaphs,
OsBORNE'S Great Picture Gsllery.-Having compile
ted an arrangement for taking the Improved Ambro-
types promise send out pictures superior TO any
spared neither time money to Introduce TINS new
style of Ambrotypes on glass to his old established
The Daguereotype department will receive my
personal attention shall continue to put up Da-
guerreotypss for those who prefer them.
OSBORNE'S GALLERY,
fa9 Opposite Exchange Bank.
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Asst CHANCE.
L. THE FRANKLIN BOOK COMPANY
Have now received full supply of BOOKS from the
different Publishing Houses and have re-opened their
store for their last GREAT SALE in this place
Our arrange inents are such that only remain
here for this week. Included in the Stock in which
we have Just received, will be found many new and
valuable works all at the extreme low price of One
Dollar each We have also received from the Agents
of the Publishers most magnificent supply OF pre-
''''''' WATCHES, LOGKETs, RINGS. &C.,
which will be given TO purchasers with their books
before leaving the Remember-allat the price
OZONE DOLLAR. FRANKLIN BOOK CO
f. 13-1t* 1877 Main OF.
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fTr A Perfnmed Breath..-Whaf lady or
gentleman would remain under TIE curse Of aiss.
greeable breath when by using the balm Of Thou.
sand Flowers asa dentfriee would not only render
il sweet, but leave the teeth white sabasfsr p.
Many persons do not know their breath IL bad. ANA
the subject 10 80 delicate their friends will never
ton it. Pour a single drop of the Balm your
tooth brush and wash this teeth night and morning
fifty cent bottle will last year.
4 "A Bedntifm Complexion may be acquired by using
the Balm Of Thousand Flowers II will remove
TAM pimples and freekes from the skim leaving ii OF
a soft and roseate hue. Wet towel, pour two CT
three drops, and wash the face night and morning.
Shariag Made Easy.-Wet your shaving brush o
either cold water. pour two three drops
ting the operation of shaving Price only so cents.
Forsale by FETRIDcE Co., proprietors, and all
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
fe.I2-d6m Agents, Richmond.
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COLT1IN'S AWERICAN ATLAS,
u AND ATLAS OF THE WORLD.

VIM. A. BUFFERS, l57 Main street,
AGENT FOR VIRGINIA.
This Atlas is that known as imperial folio, and con-
tains ITO Sheets which exhibited 1870 maps and
plans. The work is costly one, having required an
outlay of upw ards of fifty thousand dollars.
The letter press of descriptive matter has been
piled with great care and presents large amount
of valua ble statistical information.
The maps beautifully engraved and the letter
ing neat and distinct and is printed strong, firm
paper prepared expressly for the work.
Gentlemen having libraries and indeed every per-
son with sufficient means, should own COPY of this
most valuable work. For sale by
VIM A. BUFFERS, 1877 Main st..
fs lsi-llY AGENT for the State of Va
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fe9 Opposite Exchange Bank.
re- Miss Mary scofield, Preceptoress, Ma

~ Miss Mary Scofield, PreceptOress, No.
$50 Baltimore street, Baltimore Truth stranger
than icton"-This lady suffered for years with Chro-
mic Intiammatory Rheumatism in its most malignant
FORM She first contracted the disease when two
years old, by being vaccinated with matter from a
child that had the white swelling From this time to
womanhood her suferings were extreme-she never
had relief from pain until cured by HAMPTONS
TINCTURE. We refer the public to her letter as
published in the Petersburg Inteligencer, copy of
which viii be sent TO any who will address Mortimer
& Mowbrsy Baltimore.
An Extract from the Letter
II often wish my parents had known of this remedy
when was child, as j believe should have been
saved the excrucisting pain have been subjected to-
wei as the deformty of body must carry TO the
grave, and my parents would not have been under
such heavy expenses from doctors bills and in send
Ing me- they did to the celebrated Springs in Eng
land in search of health. l wish all the afflicted
world could and hear the benefits have de-
rived from this Tincture of Hamptons. TRY to make
all acquainted with its virtues with whom in
contact.
ssGentlemen, a thousand times obliged TO you,
and you at liberty to my and to all.
81 remain yours in gratitude
s'NARY A. ScoPIELD
''No. $50 w. Baltimore street.
.s1c rtip HaIt aat
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La some comments upon the Southern CONNER
ciaI Convention the Baltimore Dispatch says the
South Is behind the times simply because she has
depended too much upon agriculture and commerce.
and neglected fostering manufactures and the me
chaaic arts. A people who do not manufacture for
the nselyes, cannot be independent So long as the
Sor Oh would rather contaminate her hands with the
pro AUCTIONS of abolition labor, than employ them
In manufacturing industry, so long she must con-
tinl.e in hopeless yassalage. In the single article
of rhoes alone the South is dependent upon Massa
chusetts, aud buys her shoes of just such men as
Senator Wilson, who has made his fortune by SELL
ing shoes to Southern masters pocketing the pro-
ceeds Of slave labor and then using them for his
own comfort, and for the persecution of slave
OF course, ii the South considers II more digni-
ned to patronize Abolitionists than to make shoes
for itself, there is remedy for it. As it makes
It's bed SO it must lie And if it finds the couch
rather hard and its siumbers restless, and ghasly
visions fitting before it. whsm 1t blame but it.
self In word, the South must choose between
Pride and Labor and dc or die. ----
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COMMERCIAL.

Richmond Markets., February IL. 1856.
No transactions in breadstuifs, except CORN,
which has fallen to IS cents. Supply liberal and
market dull.
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The Steamers Pacific nnd Canada.
HALIFAX. Feb l2-Nothing yet of the missing
steamer Pacific nor of the Canada now due from
r iyernocl
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nENNIs BROS,
~ OVERS, Successors to the
LATE JOHN w, HINES, FRANKLIN STREET
Opposite Metropolitan Hall.
Every description Of

Every description of
SILK, COTTON AND WOODEN DYEING
AND CLEANSING Executed in the most superior
manner The citizens of Richmond are most respect
fully invited to call and examine specimens OF
work fe lS-it+
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g ,ssTa1r FROM gALIrO1lxr1

- ssaTnW FROM GAL1FU11NI1
~. 6rtvSrIfn q. =. Trssps asd Ds-'
~ s~gsre .Three Ssldters kile1
xrxa4 ia /, EsHs. Feb. 1.-The Steam4 Iromol
,,,ss which, JAILED from San Juan ON the 9TH inst,
with dates from San Francisco to the list January
arrived here to-day.
ma Northern Light left san Juan on the 5th Tor
NJ york. with S3s0, 600 IN gold = 6 { e
: ThsP caIifornfa newsfs unimporfenf
Agricultural accounts are favorable 49, $
TSa news from the mines II encouraging.
TIC ;nry in the case of Cora. the gambler, char
.ad .;th the muriprof Gen. Richardson, had dlsa-
greed. and the prisoner was soon TO have ne"
trial. ssF s#4s a
There had been much trouble In the Legislature;
concerning the election OF u. 8. Senator. Sever&i
prominent candidates had been Withdrawn ~ or
der 10 harmouize the American party.
: The American barque Isabel was wreeked ON
the 9Th of January and the captain and mate ioss.
The vessel and Cargo are q total loss
- FIGHT WITH THE INDIANS -
In battle with the Indians 1t Waila Waiia 20
q. s troops were killed or wounded
NICARAGUA.
Nicaragua was quiet at last accounts
DipIomatc relations with Col. Wheeler, T. >.
Minister had been suspended
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
sax FRANCISCO, Jan 2l.-The markets are un-
changed and we have no new figures to send
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u To the Ladies.--Dowden's ID n a
FLUID is now acknowledged by all Dentists be the
best preparation for the Teeth in 1t has In fact
superseded all Tooth Powders and other INJURIOUS
compounds Used as a cosmetic, it whitens and soft
ems the Skim impsrts beautiful glow to the COM
pexion and efectually prevents it from chappiug.-
See circular for the testimony Of the principal Dem
lists of this city. For sale by BENNETT & BEERS,
PURCELL, LADD CO, ADIE GRAY, LAID
LEY l. ROBINSON, GRUBBS L APPERS0N, and
all Druggists ia I4-Sm
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Tie Confirmation Of Mr.. Seam0n-Ihs Presidents
PfocIamatiola-Air Rust and Horace Geee{y, sc.
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a. Hair Dye, Hair Dye..-J Ohnson, Bar.
Der, has Hair Dye which Is instantaneous and never
washes Off We will advise all who dye to give john
son CALL as lie warrants to give perfect satisfaction
or no charge.
Also to be had FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic, an infal-
libe remedy for all the ills that the human hair il
heir to.
loTH STREET BETWEEN MvIN L CARY STREETS.
no 2l
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The 4sfe0I hu80 INN
NO PuRLIco-aEvery mother should have a Dox IN
the house handy, in case of accidents to the emil
dren." -. -...a
REDpISc's RUSSIA SALvE.-itisa Boston remedy
of thirty wears standing and s oy phy
scians It ia a sure and speedy cure for Burns Plies
BoiIs Corns Feloas, Chilblans, and Sores OF every
kind; for Fever Sores, Ucers Itch, Scald Head Net
tie RASH Bunions, Sore Nipples, Recommended oy
nurses Whitlows, Sites Testers Flea bites SPIDER
Stings Frozen Limbs Salt Rheum, Scurvy Sore and
Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh WOUNDS,
il is most valuable remedy and cure, which can De
testified to by Thousands who have used it IN the cry
of Boston and vicinity for the last thirty years In
no instance will this Salve do injury, or interfere
with physicians prescriptions 1t is made from the
purest materials from recipe brought from Russla-
of articles growing in that county and the propre-
tors have letters from all classes clreymen physi
Clans sea captains and theirs, who have used
il themselves and recommend it to Others.
Redding's Russia Salve is put in large tin boxes,
stamped ON the cover with picture of horse and
disabled soldier, which picture is also engraved on
the wrapper. Price % cents box.
Sold all the stores town country, or may De
ordered of any wholesale druggist.
REDDING & CO., Proprietors,
No q State ST., Boston.
FS- BENNETT, BEERS il FISHER. Agents for
Richmona fa l2-d6m
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,,. xV..h,uxfon sIsnamsept.

r, vss because the original conception OF the
Washington Monument was one Of purely Rev
olusionary character that y the bin which mas
,.,o,v passed the Senate, the ilustrions names Of
Marshal and Madison were not comprised In the
group which is intended to surround the great
Captain Of the Army Of the Revolution. In truth,
virginia boasts SO many lustrious names in her
past history that the difficulty is in selecting from
the crowd Of great names those who should be
placed on the pedestals around Washington. Even
in confnng the selection TO the Revolutionary era
II IL no easy task to choose among so many great
and gallant spirits. -.
The six who have been designated, il must be
admitted, tower upwards among the statesmen
and soldiers of that illustrious period with ma
jesty and grace which 1t would be impossi-
BILE to overlook. The more we reflect upon the
choice which has been made, the more we are con-
WINGED that, on the whole, change could be made
which could command as general appreciation as
the present design
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r. Nofjce 1--WE J6vfee nstessssn % esr.
saie of DRY GODS, "a take place At our new wa1s.
house on Msin street This Morning e 10 Seioek
- KENT. PAINE & CO.
fe rs - Aucfioueefs,
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THE. DAlLY-D DISPATCH
. =
wea.esea, etse1, J 1872 l3,ssess.
,.s.r..I T.uprsvemsses--Hsessagef rsm she


naas - Geverper. & = ass.. =
The Siuapsrsant nsessege nf Gcsernor N'str
vh;rh win Be fbund N our paper this naors'es
Win sssraes the readers attention. II is aosa'
mens hxsAthisg The true spirit Of zeal and aeso.oa
10 the e~nss Il yirFiuis We trust that u may
have . GOOD effect Were our state invaded y :
fsreign array, threatening our peace and ireeuoa.'
the people wonh rise Is one man 10 defeha n.''
ana wdasa throw their personal reans INTO ~.
common fand 70 protect her. The Commonw cam 'i
q beset bv an enemy whose war, though niooaes' !,
n \ war for pOwER--he marches siien''y sa''
s,sa,shily. hut steadily and snrely--he threatens
our prosperity and strength Shall We foid our
arms and aaiety await the hoHr that Completes h'S
triumph That enemy is the systemso OF improve
men, prosecuted by neighbosing Stases-impross
men,s peculiar to this age. whichconcenfra'e con-
merce and power more rapidly than could pe TO-
by the systems of any former age and u we -,
attn, we win assurealy fan under his inhnen'e' s
will neither have the wealth nor the S'rens
command respect in an age wherein power ~"
sources are becoming emlnentiy eSseh'isi ~ gu
force regard for right. Shall nc otle3' "'''sss'e'f
That Is tho otIpstion
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re- Hafr Cuffina.-.To the cffixeun snN
visiting the city II you wish to get your
Hair cut in the latest and most approved style,
would advise you to call on HOBSON, At the Hair
Cutting Shaying Shsmpooning and Bathing Saloon
under the American Hotel, entrances on 18th q.
IN 81 - e@s $50 - 80 ~ 1888 jas
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e. Card.--ThOmas w. Keesee Auction.
Ger, (Ofice with George J. Sumner No. 20 Pearl ST.
will attend in person to the sale of Real Estate,
Household Furniture, Stocks of Merchandise Horses
sc. 7 - =
AIso.-To Renting on. Houses and Hiring out Ne
groes.
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rT Auction Noftce.--I ask aateaftsn To
my sale of Crockery this day. at 10 O'Clock
be sold without reserve. ,x
4 &c 10 X CAUTHORN.
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81 H T.. Chase, M. d., Home opathist.--
Richmond. Va. ia S.--Sm
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Richmond December 18Th, 1855. " @AaA

The certificate above we received from an ola az,
unable citizen, and one Of the Oldest Druggists Ia
the city of Richmond in accordance with the thou.
BAKERS PREMIUM FILTERS. =
10 Call at Messrs. Purcell. Ladd Co.'S and other
Druggists, and supply yourselves fe5
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= RemOvaI.-HIisses SemOn have re-
moved for the present the store Sd door above An
drew Pizzini, Broad street. and would be pleased to
their friends and customers, and viii EXECUTE
ALL KINDS OF EMBROIDERY, such az Bullion, Span
Cling, Breding in any style required and in Draw
ings, etc.
Scholars usually, taught in the various styles of
work. fe 4-I2t
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MIR. Ford's Portrait Painting Rooms
are Of the corner Of Main and Governor street over
Dir. Spenee's Clothing Store Re 2-Ia
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/ -c.thius New. for the Ladies'.

az M I'm NeWf IUE IL $3.50 -
SPLENDID rich Collars, at only nInepencs eacn, a.
int rsce;ved this morning. per Express, 2o spien-
did Rich Collars, which win run of at nnepence
each When worn, they have the appearances ., - =
casr that IL uorth FIVE dollar bill Call soon and
s soiact '-'N' = N. FZEKIEL, as Main ST.,
- IeNs " = - Store.
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II Improved Ambrotypes, Photographs,

DOStO1I.
Eg BENNETT, BEERS l. FISHER, Agents for
Ricbmond fe l2-d6m
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" Delicate Ladies and children will please give 1t
q trial.
Call and get Pamphlets and see cures of Coughs,
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Scrofuls.
As female medicine it is unrvalled.
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL LADD
& CO, Richmond; BY Dr. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by
all the Druggists in Petersburg by MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Store
keepers everywhere.
a. 81 per bottle; bottles for IS. fe
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Is a2ssSk aEs n ssssssssA s. s@asskk A@o ssMaa2 ~
.A9S&s8 v vssssssss,
ss-- z*s.~ss = ssaAss zzsssx a xss&1ssss
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~AuctIOn N0tfce.-.Having retained nos.
session of the large warehouse l4th street. recent
ly occupied by us, we prepared to receive con.
SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, FURNITURE, or any
other description of Merchandise. The premises are
very central and commodious, and goods can be ad-
vantageously exhibited Terms liberal, and prompt
returns rendered.
de 21--ts KENT PAINE & co Auct.
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" DR.. james Dove.-Ofllee corner Of Bank
and 9Th streets, opposite the Bell House ASSN

~ Abel u. Mayo. will be found here.
AFTER o. the cierks ocs Of the Federal Court Bosh-
er's Hall, coraer Of sth and Main. S
lie will attend particularly to CosyEYASciNG aud
drswins LEsAL INSTRUMENTS Of every description,
aud CoPyISc. =
Memoranda left with his father, Joseph Mayo, Esq
os = his ONCE In ts City HAIL. will DO duly attend
other business OF NOTARY PuBIsIC. js t<r-Ssa
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fe.I2-d6m Agents, Richmond
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n HEADQUARTERS 1sT RECT. VA. VOLUNTEERS
Richmond, February TO- 1856.
M3RpER No. q.
w The Commissioned and Non-C omnnis-
stoned Officers OF this Regiment will assemble at la
fayette Hall on SATURDAY, the 10Th inst at u
O'clock r. NJ, with side arms for instruction and
drill BY order of Col. August.
fs IS II. MILTON CARY Adutsnt