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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-03-01

A LESSON FOR LANLoRDs-U Uncle Tom in Hi.
Glory-In Becker street, in the close proximity &c
the aristocratic region of Carol and Depau pla
ces, stands huge five story mansion, erected in
style of superior costliness, and evidently inten
ded az a residence for the noble great Over the
door Of this magnificent mansion is placed sign
inscribed with enigmatic inscription: HAL for
Colored People," q designation which gives an air
of wonderful mystery to this place of brick NOR
ter, stone and marble; which might be deemed at
first glance a residence worthy of GeNge Law
or the spirit of the departed John Jacob Aston
The mystery, however, is easy of solution
This magnificent domcil has lately been rented for
private hotel, the proprietor of which failing in
rendering the speculation profitable, the owner OF
the property fell back upon his surety for the rem
tai, which has some years to run. The surety,
finding himself embarrassed by this act of kindness
offered the Landlord some five hundred dollars to
release him and take the property off his hands,
But the landlord was memorable, and consequent
ly the surety took possession OF the premises con-
verted them into tenant house for ''colored peo.
pie, and filed its marbled halls and frescoed cham.
bers with the elite of the fashionable. world of
Church street and West Broadway Our readers
can imagine the excitement consequent upon this
stroke OF revenge among the trebly died aristocra-
cy of that district, who may be esteemed the bios.
SONS OF japonicadom Unless the model hotel gar
nj be destroyed, property ia the neighborhood win
be lessened more than half its actual value. as
majority OF the mansions In that region are occu.
pied as fashionable boarding houses, the dainty
nerves OF whose tenantry must suffer immensely
by forced contrast with the gentry of this .sUn-
Gle Toms Palace"-N. Y. Mercury
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RzcANTATIo> OF TIE "Ex-MoSK LEAHY
letter from Fondulac, Wisconsin, states that the
'ex-monk Leahy," SO notorious for his lectures
against the Catholic church. and latterly convicted
and sentenced to imprisonment for life on account
OF killing his wifes paramount, has for eighteen
months been constantly pleading to be re admitted
to the communion of tbs ei urch. Capital punish.
ment having been abolished in Wisconsin, he was
not hanged for the murder he had committed His
Imprisonment brought him to reelection, and after
eighteen months of probation, having year ago
made written recantation, he was admitted 10
penance on the 10th Of last month after having
again by word of mouth made q recantation IN
presence Of the assembled prisoners, and begged
pardon Of God and man. In sending his written
recantatlon TO the bishop of Milwaukee. a wear
ago, he expressed his willingness that it should he
published oe
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VIRGINIA INrRLLIGENCE.

DEATH FROM THE AceIpEsrAL FIRING OF
0uN.--On the I'D inst, Addison Bare son Of MT.
Dsyid Bare, of Weston, Lewis county, was acci.
dentaIiy shot and instantly killed He attempted
~ ride On 4 Jaw log balancing himself with has
,un when Il slipped In his hand and bred on,
lodging BAN In his head. Hswas about II years
Of age
AGRICULTURAL FAIR-Farmers OF rage sne
oandosh Frederick, Clark, Warren, Jenefson
and Hampshire are exerting themselves to estao-
Nsh an Agricultural Fair at Winchester. II Is pre-
posed to bold cattle show ct that town 10 the is
n such time will not interfere with the oIssr
Fair. winchester is the centre Of an uncommoIy
6ne agricultural country, and ought to be the 10
cality of successful TAR. e1
FIRE IN HAAPsHIRE-The dwelling house an sna
kitchen Of Dr. A. b. Hayden, OF sn'' ~, INST
Hampshire, was destroyed by fire on the i''A
Loss some S700.
BANK OF THE yALLEY.-The stock OF tnls oaun ~
sells high few shares were so'o re'e' -
Romney at sl2666-par, si".
DEATH OF WIFE By poIsoS-ARREsr OF
THr HusBASD.-The Woodstock tSnenandoah)
T.n,, Taoion notices the death Of the wife of
William Veach of that county, on Thursday of
LAST week under circumstances leading to the sus-
n;c;on that she had been poisoned Examination
was promptly made of the contents of the stomach,
nv Dr McGaire, of Winchester, and il was ascer.
tsined that both strychnine and arsenic had been
administered to her. Suspicion rested upon her
husband, and he was Immediately arrested and
Imprisoned to answer the charge.
FIRE-On Monday last, the house of Mr. Jos B.
Barr, of Woodstock. was consumed, together with
all his furniture. The loss falls heavily on Mr.
Barr who Is poor man.
MONUMENT AT ALEXANDRIA, monument is
to be erected by the citizens of Alexandria to the
memory OF those who were killed at the fire in
November last. The monument is to be forty feet
high and eight feet six inches square at the base
1t Is to be built Of red sand stone, deliberately
carved.
NEW BAPTIST CHURCH AT FARMvILLE.-The
dedication of this house of worship took place on
Sunday last A large audience attended, and man
Tested much interest In the appropriate and So
lemn services of the occasion The sermon was
preached by the Rev. T. G. Jones' of Norfolk City.
His theme was "The Gospel-its wonderful adap-
tation to man
BOAT UPsET-A small boat in which was Capt
H. Maber and q colored man, was upset in the
Appomattox Just below Pocahontas Thursday
The men SWAN out. The boat foated off and sew
eral barrels OF oysters that were in it sunk to the
bottom; and as the water was fresh, the poor
things they were all drowned
RUS OvER.--A little boy named Bertram Wells
was run over by a wagon in Pocahontas "a suburb
Of Petersburg), on Thursday and had both OF his
legs broken. He was soon under the treatment OF
a physician.
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From Texas.

Late news from Texas, represent that emigrs
ton from the old states to that Safe, via New Or
leans, is now very heavy. One Of the Texas pa.
pers says: "Our state is making great strides
tova d, large aud independent population;
8. The I'D was to be celebrated with great spirit
in Houston. Col. James Reilly was to deliver an
Grafton on the occasion
The Indianola Bulletin mentions the death by
drowning, of d. Mylius of that place. He had
taken some opium to relieve the pain he suffered
from wound, and it is supposed that under the
influence Of the opium he had unconsciously thrown
himself into the river.
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MEDICINES.
NsONIK ADVICE FOE CRI

w PLESs-DOLLAR CORDIAL is the only GER
tain Medicine used to certan disease with
safety and dispatch. One week produces certain
this extraordinary dose. Enquire of the Druggists
where it be obtained if you doubt It, and remem-
Der the old adge: "A stitch in time saves nine." NO
hindrance from business.
Price 81 per bottle.
To be had of Duval & Norton, o. B. Hill, A. Bode
ksr, J. B. Wood, C. Millspaugh, 8 p. Senlple, on
Main street; L. B. Thomas and Andrew Leslie, OPP
posite the r. and r. r. R. on Broad street.
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STock sP4cuLArIoSs IN yIEsyA.-Ths na.a.
rnmors have had an extraordinary effect on The
stock market in Vienna. A letter dated from that
cry on the 3iss ultimo, states that the Exehsnss
nAa Desn Ior several days crowded beyond an pre-
eedent, ana that rooms Ia the vicinity had been
opened Many individuals who never before an.
s ~ 70 stocks. including women. has gone into
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AAIaiNosIAL 0PPoRTusTTY. --Ths follovir.
sessnsemsnf appears IN . Paris journal; --aT ~
S1 1n o. . yonns lady. aged n, handsome, wen
IN 49,. Siu Rossss.ng 200 francs per annum.
sector from 20 70 Is yeess old Who -sI -
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MURDERER SENTRscED.-Hueh Csrre..r IS
Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania, was san
murder Of his wife w TUG
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c-wss - FOR NOR FOLK AND

- r-vso u FOR NO X FO l. X AND
-ka,-I PORTsMoUTH-PORT WAL
.SSsiE;zs<as.sk. THALL LINE.-The steamboat
AUGUSTA. Captain WIN. C. SMITH, will resume
her regular trips between Port Walthall and the
above places, commencing
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH.
The cars running in connection with the AUGUSTA
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings, at
Wharf Norfolk, on the intermediate days, viz -
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at the
SHINE hour.
The Augusta will stop at all the regular Landings
on the river, eoinS and returning.
Fare to Norfolk and Portsmouth ............. %
THOS. DODAMEAD,
Superintendent
Office r. 4 P. r. r. Co. /
Feb. 25tl, 1856. fe 70
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PS-Should II be in your power to place me
In any position where might obtain regular meas,
(however frugal they may be) you win confer
favor on 1ours' @c''
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HOUsEk EEPINSa GOODS lust rccciy.
IL ed, such ~ block tin Coffee Tins EsK Boilers
swinging EggNTimers, Q new article; Shaker and
Grass Table Mats block tin pudding and jelly Moads
coffee and tea Canisters, and crest many other srti
elss suitable for Kitchen purposes. Houseksspers
would do well 70 examine our stock. IS
BuLKLEY Il Co,
70 % @ ISL Main street.
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CLASS, GLASS, GLASS...In store a
NJ very large assortment of Cut Pressed and Plain
Glassware, consisting of Bowls, Decanters Cham.
pagnes, Jellies, Dishes, CELERY Stands Preserve
Stands. Pickle Stands Fluid and Oil Lamps, Pitch
ers, Molasses Cans, Salt Stands, Tumblers Wines
&C. Persons wishing to purchase respectfully in
vited to call at No. 20 Pearl street. -
fe l6 GEO. J. SUMNER.
COLDsMlT Is SELLING at ais sf0rs
" No. Eao Broad street. the greatest kind Of bar.
gains: Cambrcs at 26c., worth 5oc; Checked Swis,
Musins at 25c.; all colors Check at 25c: LadieS
Worsted Sacks ut 62lc, worth ~; Worsted Heads for
Ladies, at SIC, worth 81; handsome colored Enid
Swiss Musiina suitable for balls and partieS Dresses
at 5c worth Soc; elegant Curtain Muslns at 2s cts;
Gents handsome Satin and Silk Stocks and Tea at
75c, really worth So; Collars, Sleeves aud Inside
Capes Bands; handsome Swiss Insertinss at cents;
Boys Wooiien Half Hose at i2tc worth Is cents !;
Trimmings at one-third their real value; Chldren's
Wooen Hose, loo; Corsets very low; Laces, Edgnss;
small lot Ladder Cater Boots &C 25 Ribbons and
ably cheap. e, GOLDSMITH =.
re 70 so5 Broad street
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FRESH SUPPLN--Lndies' Il

FRESH SUPPLA--LndIes't thick
and thin sole Caters at 81 so; Ladies' Mo-
rocco Walking Boots; Ladies' Morocco
Walking Buskins; Ladies' Goat Buskns; Misses
Goat and Morocco Boots; Children's Thick Sole
Bootees fresh lot of the above Shoes just reee1v
ed at DAVID WALsh'o
ds6 l29 Main street.
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I'm EVANS, DEPOT-.BARGAINS IN
ETT7 GLASS, CHINA AND EARTHENWARE.
H(H The subscriber, intending to discontinue his
ust1 present business offers his entife stock of
Goods at greatly reduced prices FOR CASH ExcLU-
sIvELY. .-
The assortment is large and complete and win be
sold without Country merchants will find
their purchases He will take off discount of l2s
per cent. from the regular prices. Such goods which
remain unsold, will be put up at auction in April.
e. NoTIcE-All persons having accounts against
him, and which have not been rendered this LIST OF
January, will please bring them in promptly; and
those who indebted to him will be kind enough to
settle forthwith.
sc 5-ts j. D. b. EVANS.
w-Danville Republican and Wythevills Telegraph
r,la and for, I'd tn f1A
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NOTICE. Having been employed by
Y Mr.. Lsdd to act in my former capacity of Gone
raj Superintendent and Manufacturer of the Rich
mond Soda Water and Bottling establishment, l EN-.
brace this method of informing my numerous friends
and patrons of the old establishment that nothing
shall be wanting my part to sustain its former repu
tation; and from experience of eight years in the
business feel assured of my competency to give entire
satisfaction to all who may be pleased to favor the
house with their patronage.
" Orders for Soda Water Porter, Ale and Cider,
from city or country will meet with prompt atten-
ton. M. MCCORMICK,
de 20 No. 500. Broad street.
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COAL AND COKE.

NOTICE. - Orders Tor midlothian Coal
IN left with P. J. ARCHER, Shockoe Slip, or o. H.
CHALKLEY, on 18th street, will meet with prompt
attention. ia 22-dSm
A NTHRACITE COAL.-The subscriber
IA keeps constantly on hand q supply of best AN
THRAC1TE COAL, and will sell as low as it can be
bought in the city. Orders left at No. IA Main street,
will meet with prompt attention.
no Z7-dSn p. G. LARUS.
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ELIXIR CINCHONK. This prepare.
II ton is combination of the active principles Of
the best Casaya Bark, with other improved and val
liable Tonic and Anti-febrile agents. here presented
in the form of elegant Cordial Elixir which, while
posses sng their remedial properties in an eminent
degree entirely devoid of their Objectionable Bit
tsrness and disagreeable taste. A5s
1t may be employed with benefit In all morbid
conditions of the system connected with debility,
whenever corroborant influence 10 desired and NO
contrandicatpg symptoms exist and, in the absence
of all local inflammation especially of the stomach and
bowels, it will be found highly serviceable In relax
ed nervous condtion-in some forms Of Dyspepsia
Is desirabe-intermittent diseases Of Neuralgia 3r
fsbrile character and In many other cases to which,
BY analogy the attention of the intelligent Physician
will be directed It will prove servcesble in ward
ing of the miasma arising from low or damp situa-
tons and by its invieorsting tonic influence In pre-
Prepared and sold By aa 81
PURCELL. LADD CO..
90 10 Druggists, 81 Main street.
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RULKLEY T. CO. have ,jast received =
- general assortment q Wooden Ware sach -
Pastry Boards; Rolling Pins; TgsyE bueksts brsss
bound water Cana Clothes Horses Of difersnt sixer
churns; Milk Pilgrims Towel Rsckse and great ma.
~ other goods In the wood were line, to be had OF
HuLKkEY 4 CO.,
IL 20 ISL Main street ~
Ok H1ks. Celleo suaaE Ana 60 aE
and for GALE by & ~ ssss@l fFsss ss.l.Ss1F 1
e 1-st EGGLRsr0N 4 FITZGERALD. s
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TKUE TURF OIL..-Kead the following
i and come to our store and we will tell you of

TVNhUH TUHF OIL.ssNCHU Iut IOIIOWInK
and come to our store and we will tell you of
many others who have been cured:
gentleman of this city, whose niece, little child
suffered much with sore eyes to be painful to
look at the tel trickling down the cheeks were
acrid to produce large sore each of them, and
this continued for a long time--physcians were at
tending it. but did not cure it. One bottle of TURF
OIL has cured this child entirey at liberty to
refer to the party, who will not give written cert
cate
ANoTHER-A friend of ours who was suffering with
most painful complaint, entirely cured by one
bottle.
ANoTHER-With most aggravated of Piles,
to which the knife had been unnecessarily applied
was cured by one bottle We refer to these par
ties and many others; have quantity of certih-
Gates, all of whom our own people and reliable.
For sale by nearly all the Druggists of the city, and
by DOVE CO.,
fell Role Proprietors. Richmond. Va
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SHOES AND BOOTS MADE TO ORDER
- MR.. JAMES FELLOWS, Superintendent in
gentemen's department; Mr.. JOHN KIMPEL, do
do. Ladies do.
The subscriber having in his employment the above
named Cutters, who known to be equal to any in
the State, respectfully to the public that
he ia prepared to have made to order in the neatest
STYLE every description of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Boots, Caters or Shoes of any style desired.
HENRY w. QUARLES;
70 No * Pearl straaf
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pkic 6n 81 BOOTS 0HS AND HATs...FrOm III
% gsr cent saved Sy DuAS, atsl fI Bniaing
Moeskn Hsts best quality. M
Moleskin Hats second quality. ~
fashionable SILK Hats; .. $50
Congress Cater Boots. . d
Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoes . - -,
II IT ANTHONY has made arrangements VIII ~. one
Of the best makers in the city Of Philadeips tS SUP
plv him with q handsome and su6nanual C snsaa
sewed BooT which he will sell at the
low price Of $3.50 oc lo-o1o.y
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. we have
- an over. stock of thick-sole Morocco ana
Kid Buskns which we are DESTROYS to close
out before the season shall oe tbs cbean Indeed
onr whole winter stock must be sold, to make room
for spring goods II you want pair OF Shoes OF any
kind for YOURSELF your children Or Hy OuT
'u fe 81 81 ~ ~ ISL Main street. Richmond. Va.
- CENTS, DRESS PATENT
Heather CON G 5 COLoRED
VERY beautiful and superior, made out of the Silver
Medal Patent Leather. They are Just the tnlng for
the approaching 22d Ball. &C. Recollect, they are at
Nf f. rs VIM. WALSH. :
NEW AND EXTENSIVE II A T,
CAP AND FUR DEPOT, No. rs MAIN ST.
80 Members of the Legislature and visitors to the
CITY will find at the above establishment splendid
assortment of Hats. Caps, Ladies and Children's
Furs; Misses Beaver Flats and Bonnets, and Fancy
Carriage Robes, at wholesale and RETAIL on the most
favorable terms.
N. B.-Gentlemens Hats made to order Of the fin
est quality and at the shortest notice.
dell BINFORD. DICKINSON WE1SlGER.
- BY ADAMS EXPIRE ) s.:-ke-
K ce1ved this morning (S0th january by Ad-
ans l. Co.'S Express, the following season
able and desirable Shoes for ladies and misses:
Ladies' thick sole heeled morocco Boots
" " I" spg
" gum elastic Over Shoes
Msses thick sole morocco Boots.
" 6 " goat
Together with many other styles to which respect
fully invite the attention of ladies.
' JOHN C. PAGE, Jr.
;sSO No. IS Market Bridge.
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,0WffSTxN HOUSE -TwS large and
wives Or Isnliss arc now vacant which the Pro-
lsts, would be ssS e D 1ssi Ssssg4ss ropse
NI0TICE.--THK MILFORD HOUSE.
IN The Travelling public are hereby notified that the
uII.FURD MOUSE II open for their accommoas-
ton. This house il situated at Milford Depot On .ne
narsd 70 give good Accommodations and hopes 70 %
literally patrouized. n, ppAaf, p,o,rietor.
Milford Depot, Caroline Co. Va. Feb. film
HT11r1C E.--Thc BnIIard Hotel snicon, In
IN the new building opposite the Exchange Hotel
entrance the same that 70 the hotel Tnn es.s ~
shment the European plan II sn e., Gay
hopes that the neat and elegant style IN winch he
Stted no hs saloon will far meet their approbsnon
that he win receive fair share OF tnsv PsGTa
% ia Late of Lynchburs. We
NOTICE.-TO PAssENGEihs W .I TMh
IN RICHMOND AND DANvILLE, AND ASTu S1uT Tn
SlD Nyi kA5Le * LYS Saksl SSiSo A
Breakfast: Breakfast: Ample Tune given
The asg ~h .. the Junction
tba Richmond and Danville and SouthSid Railroads
On their arrival on s IN i.r 5 RrRkr
% T .s e: rd% s f.Z ssuHso5 SGss =:
vsrv peasant agreeable and convenient Hotel to stor
at lis location is In the most agreeable part Of the
city, Being convenient to the Capitol and the most
business parts of the city, also to places of amusement
cffery Inducements that cannot fail to please.
del7 JOHN DARRACOTT Proprietor.
m OTICE.-Psssengen going North are hereby
Y informed that on and after SATURDAY, LIST OF
September the trains of the Fredercksburg Railroad
Company will always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time to allow those who desire to
do g. to obtain Breakfast or Supper. the
PROPRIETORS.
Slash Cottage Hotel, Aug 81, 1855 aust
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LHARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.
Il OR EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY IN THE
CITY, wish to sell exchange for property in the
city, my FARM, Meadowbrook, on the Central Rail
Roat. one mile north of Meadowbrdges, and 6 miles
FROM Richmond, containing S2k acres. The Land is
of excellent quality, being admirably adapted for gar
dening and farmingor gardening unsurpassed by any
in the vicinity of Richmond, examination viii
prove. tits d healthy and highly desirable situation
having excellent House containing six rooms, and
the necessary out-h0uses in good order. There is
crop of Wheat ant Winter Oats seeded and mauured.
There is also planted in the garden everything for
early Spring marketing. Also, Strawberries Goose
berries young Apple Orchard, Hot-beds, Asparagus,
&c. So that purchaser might commence operations
with prospect of immediate for his invest
ment
The above property will be disposed of upon advan
tageous terms by early application the subscriber
at the Drug Store of Broad and 4h streets
to f. ID. EACHO. WIN. 9. BATTAILE.
The above is also excellent location for phys-
clan.
If not sold privately before the 18th day of March
next, the above Farm will be sold at public auction
to the highest bidder. fe 16-tds
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ALUM PATENT EIKE AND BUk.
n CLAIR PROOF A Z S-Msnufactured by
Holiness Valentine 4 Butler, New York, and proved
BY the severest be the best safe In the world
We are agents for the above Safe.
BRANCH CO.,
ia I9--2n 1874 Cary street.
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EOR SALE...The undersigned il anxious
to dispose of his one-sixth interest in the "Armo-
ry MILL" and his ons-third interest in the lease and
machinery of "Bragg's Mill"
This property can be had at very low price. Apply
to C. DIMMOCK,
fe u II At the Armory.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
IFE INSURANCE.-MUTUA BENK
IL FIT COMPANY.

LIMITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
" ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY, OF PHI.
LADELPHIA-CAPITAL $1,24O,629- Issues poll
ces White Persons for Life, and makes annual di-
vdends policy holders also insures Slaves for
or a term ofyesrs- For rates &c, apply to
OF. BRESEE, Agent, or
F.W. HANCOCK,
Medical Examiner,
At the office II the Insurance Company of the Val
ley of Virginia, l4th street, Richmond, Va.
22-6rn
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ID the late J. " Hines fransBn street opposite
Metropolitan Hall-Every description of Silk, Cot
ton and Woollen Dyeing and Cleansing executed in
the most superior manner Grape Shawls Dyed inn
ported colors, or Cleaned equal to new.
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n HE p DIZZY GOODS...Havine made
" some large purchases at the hate auctions am
enabled to offer some great bargains in the following
goods: Barage de LANES and Barages at l2a cents ;
do do do one shilling; Super Black and Cord Cling
Checked Cambrics one shilling; Checked do. fine 15
cents Curtain Musiins 2a cts; Ladies Merino Vests
By cts; Kentings at only one shilling per yard Al
exanders WhitelKid Gloves at IS cts kerseys, Fian
nels Cassnets, Kentucky Jeans Blankets. and many
other goods which will be sold cheap, to mske room
for spring goods. AUGUSTUS mAlLEhI,
fa 81 No. al Main street.
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i TERS.-Proposas will be received at the office
of the City Engineer in the City Hall until IL O'Clock,
on SATURDAY, the 9Th day of March next, for max
ing and delivering about 250 lineal feet of Settlers
in the Hall over the First Market Proposals will
also be received at the time and place for erect
ing Stage and Fixtures in said Hail. Plans and
specifications of the above work can be at the
Office of the undersigned, where all further informa
ton can be obtained. w. GILL,
fe 25-td City Engineer