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Fire atAuRusta. Ga,

AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb. IA fire occurred here yes
terday, destroying twenty stores and dwellings,
extending from Broad to Ellis street. The build
ings were frame, and the loss is not heavy.
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Hon. Andrew j. Miller, member of tne Geor.
gia Senate, died in Augusta. Ga, on the Isl inst
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SCHOOL FOR ApPnENTiCRr

~ We a committee of the Board Of Managers OF
the Virginia Mechanics Institute beg leave to inform
the public that we have secured the services of Nj
c. p. BURRUSS, Teacher well known in this city
and intend opening NIGHT SCHOOL, TO com.
menee on MONDAY next, the 18th inst in the bass
nent room of the Universalist Church. This School
Is FREE TO ALL MEMBERS OF THE INsTE
TUE and the design of the Institute to ava
apprentices thorough English education, take
the liberty of advising master mechanics who have
apprentices, to procure certificates of membership
for them at once, and enter them pupils. Tbs
terms OF Junior membership 3 l.50 tor the ira.
year, and 5 per year thereafter. We trust bro
ther mechanics will not fail to- enter their sppreu
tees. Certificates may be had of any member vi the
committee, OF of Mr. J.W Lewellen the Recording
Secretary GEO. s. LOWNES,
-...- .1.s" aa-+ = 30 ~a SAM. 8 COTTRELL,
-. GEO. BARGAMIN,
COMMITTEES light School Va. NJ. Institute
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EY- Auction Notice. --Haying retained pos
session of the large warehouse l4th street recent
ly occupied by us, are prepared to receive con-
sgnm ents, for sale at auction, of DRY GOODS,
SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, FURNITURE, or any
other description of Merchandise. The premises
very central and comnodious and goods be adj
yantsgeously exhibited. Terms liberal, and prompt
returns rendered. --.. a.. s-..-
de 2l.--ts KENT, PAINE 4 CO., Aucts
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V. Boullemet, Elk President of the New Orleans
Howard Association, died il Cuba Oh the 10Th I'll
tilno,
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re- Card..-Th 0lnas w. Keesee, Auction
cer, (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
&c. s...... ..y...... - p ......
ALso.-To Renting out Houses and Hiring out Ne
groes.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

BOSTON, Feb. 6.--The American State Council
of Massachusetts, met here to day and chose dele
gates to the Philadelphia National Conv ention.
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Destructive Fire.-Newspaper Offices
Burned.

MANCHESTER, n. II, Feb. 6.--Patten's row o
buildings here was destroyed by lire to-day
The following newspaper offices vera destroyed
Manchester Ameicdn, Mirror, Union Democrat an
Stars SSripcs Loss $4,000. Insured for ha If til,
AIaouut
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Congressional.

wAsfiINGIos, Feb 6.-Senate-ME Clayton sub
United Joint resolution authorizing the Sergeant
al Arms of both Houses to ascertain without de
lay the cases of individual suffering in Washing
ton for want Of fuel, and appropriating $500 for
their relief. II q t-E al fl25t a.
The resolution was adopted, after being amend
ed so as 10 make the Mayors of Washington and
Georgetown the distributes of the bounty ~
The Senate then adjourned -z aEs-s
Hoise--The House proceeded TO the election OF
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Commercial.

The Mission % England.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 6-Mr. Dallas is now here
making preparations to leave for England. .s
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--------------------
The SIeanier Raeiiil

NEW YORK, Feb. 6-Nothing Yet of the steam
Pacific, now due here with dates from Liverpool
January 23d. .....ss ....H
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e A. w. OsbOrne's great Picture CHILE
~, Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, in
known to be the finest and largest Daguerrean estab
hshment south of the Potomac river. Citizens and
strangers visiting the Fair should pay visit TO this
establishment, where they may obtain hkenesses in
every known style of the from the smallest to the
largest SIZE The ladies will do ell TO call and look
at assortment of beautiful Pearl She'll Papier
Machie, Velvet and Morocco Cases before purchasing
elsewhere ...-s .fe..E. A. w. OSBORNE,
oc q Sign of the American Flag.
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New YORK, Feb'y 6.---Flour quiet. State 1852
Ohio S8 81; Southern 1874 Wheat inactive and
quotations nominal Corn improved and quoted at Sa
Pork hrrner Mess $l6. Beefdull. Lard firm. Whis-
kew declined to slS4.
BALTIMORE, Feb 6.---The harbor is still closed
though the weather is moderatng. Flour less firm
Holders asking 1912. buyers offering SO. Wheat
ouiet--White $l.85dl. 50; Red $l756l80. Corn
quiet al 63a68 cts. Provisions duh and unchanged
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IL TINES.-A fCLI and complete stock Of NALEN-
TINES are now ready for the public comprising ey-
variety. Those who buy curly have the best se-
Envelopes will be given and postage paid when orders
enclosing money are received. ..
e ST GEO ii WECT
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MARRIED,
DIED.

On 10th January, by the Rev. DR.. Howell, p
COGHLAN to Miss MARY a. L. VIA, both Of
ait
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LOST.


4 UST POCh EI-asCUH-2U DOLLARS
- HENARD.-Lost betw cen owhatan Station Oh
tho Richln ond aAd Dansile Railroad, and Richmond
last my POCKET with Bonds to the amour.
of $500 or $500; Certificates CT Bank Stock to thu
amount of $4,000 $4,000. The above reWaEd VIII
be given On its delivery to MessTs. Winfree i Wat
kills, Richmond. fe 7-6t* JAMES ALLEN
T OST-On Tuesday morning between the
IL Bolumbian Hotel aud the Capitol, pair Of goG
SPECTACLES, very light, and much worn.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
them at this Office. -.... .,..... fe Tit
Unity DOLLARS RENVARD.-Lost or
i stolen, very large DIAMOND RING, hish,
priced by the owner. Any person finding said RiuI
will reserve the above reward and have no question,
asked, by calling at this Office. The Of $50 viii
also be paid for Information which may lead to IL
recovery. tfe 6-5tl -
r OST.--At the Commercial Dinner a
IL servant carried off Black Cloth OVERCUAE
which was lined the inside with black silk; tia
sleeves lined with red silk in of the pockets
pair OF kid gloves, nearly new. Information
which will lead to it's recovery viii bs suitably 10.
warded by ~ 20 PURCELL, LADD co.
fe5 Druggists, % Main street
P. SIT Is not supposed that the servant had any
improper intention, but that he does not know to
whom to return the coat Gentlemen Whose
wants were at the dinner, will please direct their at
tentiOn to this advertisement. p, L. Go.
I OST- On sunday evening, on 1iain ST..
~ between Sd and 4th sts., large GOLD BRACE.
LET, linked. The finder will be suitably rewarded
Il ROBINSON, corner OF 4th and franklin sta.
~ ~
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II 1. r. Chase, NJ. D., Homeopathic
Once l67 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank
Richmond, Va. ia S---S,n
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Practical Sympathy.

A cinsinnsfi journal suggests 10 the Abolition,
Isis, Who are making such an uprosr over the fugi
I'VE slaves in Cincinnati, that a substantial eyi
aense OF their sympathy would be given in pur.
easing 'hs freedom of their "eolored friends. -
.hsy are not likely to take the hint however,
.seH reaaiaess to appropriate the property OF
0'hsf people Is only eqaalied by their reluctance
10 part with their own. : t~hS& ~ Y
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1IlzS
beautiful
8htTH, isI
The ears
Will leave
Monday,
n o'clock
Wharf. NJ
Tuesday
lock, A.
Hgular Lar
khse 10 Ci
kaTe to Lar
s. Wharf.
bare to NJ
low the
Gsildreu 1
Of age b
4eFVaBts d
the Gro
70 Norfol|
Meals
y eals for
Stages
hafasburg
de n
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Il change for BarRains in Embr0ideN
RES FANCY GooDs, TRIMMINGS, &c.-The subscri-
will from this day, sell his whole stock of EMBROI-
DERIES, FANCY ARTICLES, RIBBONS, TRIM
MINGS, Nc, at and below cost, for cash. As his
stock is well assorted yet, all in want of the above
named goods would do we'll to give him a call pre-
vious to his removal to No 81 Main street, great IN
ducements are offered at g.,4 t..s.. g . III t.#
/ l. WEIL,S Fancy and Trimming Store
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sary arrangements having been made TO opeH
DRAWING SCHOOL in connection with this Inst.
tute the attention of young who wish to improve
themselves in this useful branch of education Is re-
spectfuly solicited Ample arrang enents have been
made to give every necessary facility to beginners 8.
well as advanced pupils, aud pains wild be spared
to render the School worthy of the support OF those
who patroniZe it. .. .--r...
Mr.. WIN. PERCIvAL has been engaged as Teacher
for this School. .... .s... ... .-.....
to continue three nights per week for two months
Charge for members, 81 per sessions others NOT
members P7-. pay able IN advance. ... s
Application can be made to either of the following
gentlemen t...srt3 Vi - y
S. Y LANDRUM, THOMAS II. wYNNE, WM
ETTiNGER, JNO. A, BELVtN. SA8rL Il. MITCH.
ELI J. 4. COWARDlN, J. w. LEWELLEN "
THOMAS SAMSON st y fe6-6f
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" Abel U. Mayo, will be found here.
after at the clerks Office OF the Federal Court, Bosh
er's Hall, corner of 9th and Msin. .,s...e-.s -.
He will attend particularly to CosvEYASciNG and
drawing LEGAL INSTRUMENTS Of every description
and COPYING. "'7t AN 1>'''f
Memoranda left with his father, Joseph Mayo Esq
at his office in the City Hail. win be duly attend
ed to- t e.s& 'i5t @2.f b ~ '-s.s* t@ - 1st-FEt
other business OF NOTARY PUBLIC. r. la I4--3m !.
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I<AD&hs's
- l. shall continue TO sell great bargains, VIZ;
Yard wide Black Six at 5 per yard
yards wide Table Diaper at 33a cts. per yGEd
yard ,sr III .s
Fine IRISH Linen at S7k cts. yer lard .
Plaid Merino, all wool, 62t cts per yarl
Linen Cambric Hanakerch iefs at Tets. piece
French Corsets at q % pair
Linen Bobu Edging, from c;s. up per yard
And every other article IN proportion tor cash 81
F- fa"- VAL. COHENS.
fe 6--6ts -zs @@~~ IT'S Broad street
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gF- Board uI Trade Committee Of ar.
duration:
LEWIS WEBB, Chairman.
JAMES DUNLOP, BENZ. w. RICHAE DSeN.
BENZ. c. GRAY, JOHN Ii. claiborne.
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u DIR. .. A. Crenshaw, Office lab Main
Street, oyer Parker, Nimmo h Co.'S, lately occupied
by Or. haskihs. s=s-. ss Ha-s. la 7-2In-
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NOTiC E-..Pursunnt TO AN order Of the
Senniy Soart OF Henrlco, proposals will be re-
ceived In writing until the first day OF tie next
March term OF said Court, for the building OF bridge
overthe Brooke Run nesr Mrs. Msrdecais Mill tfor-
merry fonags Mall OF the following description, to
wI Sax feet high above the usual height OF the wa
YES aud hiteen feet long By twelve feet wide; the
seepsrs 70 be OF heart pine, by II inches; be co..
scfod with heart pine plank two inches thick aud
more than eight inches wide; the posts be Of good
whe OAK ten inches square at least and cap
the same uze, with good substantial sbutments The
costs OF binding said bridge to be paid or when the
same completed and received BY the Csunty Court.
i. s-a JNO. 4. Woo1wARD. comnnrs =
u desirable Rooms ON
the same hoos, NJ present anoccnpied at the
Re b--3ts 4ss4asssk asiz CARLTON HOUSE,
DOT ATO So 900 bushels superior
u Nostheru Mercer fotssoes, IN store and tor sale
in lot s,fo snt purchasers eonsi snnsent, by
'iasT sgsa seaa sJNO w. WRIGHT u co. ~ |.
ALSO, a lot sishtly dana Cd Tor sale cheap.
fe S-H' J. W. W. & co.
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sfnc1Axl MoUcEs.


. sesshern and seefI- Western Conn
lpsnss sl meet asthe ONE. . hs Virginia Asricui
,.rsI Society at II o'clock on THURSDAY. 7th inst
rsrsg ,,,rd tbgln to Thos W meCsnee Wa, 3
i'''s' B, w yt esSa sssras s' 'nHfOV
Thas ", McCsass,----al@,,lR ~ r. . lss.es.
R &; S S5.ls:is.Id IN kss;3s':.'I.s4T
HsSs Gym fsssss9pt E sssFs e5 sfss''''
K K,,;., M ,iSsir.os se, Dr. Archer
Rieh'd 9, Haatins. CHARLES Palmer zen
fe 5-T - f..s-.-..r...ls-
re- speaker elected At last, and while he
and order the pabc in Rie hmond are as busily en-
gagged in deciding III favor Of SIMON AInbfotypes,
being more interested in the line arts than u the
Speaker at Washington .z-.--...s.s I'd. 2 70
~ RemoyaI.-iIisses, senaen have re
moved for the present TO the store sd door above An
drew Pixzini Broad stleef and would be pleased to
see their friends and CUSTOMERS, aud VIII EXECUTE
All KINDS oF EMBRol Derry, such as Bullion, Span
CHING BraidiDg in any style required, and IA Draw
Scholars as usual j. taught in the various styles OF
work. 10 f-i]t
~ Captain Canof, the hero of the ceie..
ea4es BY VIA FIN
Captain Canot's brother has long been tie attend
amt and friend, and is hiedecea en- Ch9, Of the
Extract from letter, written by the Captain to
Major stockbridgs, Of the Fountain Hotel, bsiti-
Mols: ss ...aa.s5.a rt
RHEUMATISM CURED.
"Iiaving called on the 18th OF April, and
seen Frustrated my bed useless IA all my limbs
you can appreciate uearly well as myself the
prompt relief received from Hamptsn's Vegetable
TinCtuIe. ...- ... :,
II have been under the treatment OF several ply
sicians i'll London and Paris, without any apparent
benefit; also, while in New York, having tried the
Thompsonian and Homeopathic remedies, after hav.
ing been tormented with galvalic bsttenes, cold ana
aromatic baths and hundreds OF internal and external
medicines, all to effect so tar, cured by this
Hamptons Vegetable Tncture only. Therefore, my
dear sir accept of the assurance OF my gratitude
"THEo. CAsorn
~ Delicate Ladies and children will please give 1t
trial.
Call and get Pamphlets, and cures Of Coughs
Bronchitis Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Scrofula
As female medicine it is unIIvHlled
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL. LADD
i co, Richmond; by DR. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Store
keepers everywhere.
az Hair Dye, Hair Dyed GhMs0n, Bar
Der has Hair Dye which is Instantaneous and never
washes off We VIII advise al who dye to give John
CALL as ho warrants to give porfect satisfaction
or no char5e.
Also to be had FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic, TN infal-
iible remedy tUr al l1e Ills that the human hair Ii
heir to-
10TH sIREET sLT%EEE MsIN CARY STREETS.
No 81
TT Board vi Trade Committee Of AR
LEWIS WEBB, Chairman
JAMES DuaLoP, BENZ. w. RICHARDSON.
G. H..
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DIAN FOR THE FORNIATIOT OF 4
L SMALL AMATEUR oKCHESTRA.-Shou
the above enterprise, viz: Practising tor .hsr "
different lnsruule ut5, gain lie fLsor-lf 10 Muse.
loving gentlemen il this city, they hereby requs.
ed to apply as so0G as possible, either By et.es o.
personally at my residence, cO.LeT OF hro. aid la
strsets secouI story. V. BUSCH
Lale tit. OrcLestra-condEctor to Il b. the
la 2j-lIE King of Dauunark
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Y ENTINESa!-, just opened, speneid assort-
ment of Sentimental and Comic Valentines which l
invite the public to Let all remember hat
ST Valentine says: Let every human being send s.
Valentine Thus all will be happy receivers aud all
will participate in the great yearly festiyal Let all
in want give me CALL as am bound to please BIO. b
in price and quality. j. J. RICHARDSON
= s-s# So Confectionery aud Variety Store
10 7...slfN Cnlum hihn Hotel B,ril.liru .
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NEW AND GOOD BOOks--Al
IN "a Eef - PRICE 4 CARpokos. -,
iMcCAULAY'S History OF England, vols !, 4 sa'
SIS 4, in yo,. " E as.z.t z-sa ssE s4s ~
lMcCAuLAY's History of England, vols and
THE MEMOIRS OF ). 3. Pyentiss, 2yo's; 3. ~
Tt1E FRINGE Of the House Of DAVID Sfzs'
THE CHRIST Of History, by Young Ioe
sWHATELf-0ood and Evil Angels; Ioes---4-
Do Future State; 55c. a a ss3a4sas4 4 /
LIFE on Justine Edwards. 6oc. - Z
Together with . fine lot Of VALENTINE
fe 6-S s9+t@A* - =.
EultS, CLOA KS AND TlAl.NIAs.-sEkL
ING OFF tERy CHEAP, q y. EzEkisL =
Having yet q Splendid ASSORTMENT Of fatA cioaAs
aud 1alnias on baud, will sel them Oh tpt sees,
one half Of the usual prices Those in want, nsss
but call and examine, 20 satisiy themselves OF th'
facrss ~@@A'4 - N EZEKIEL, IS AfsinHs
Next door to r. X. Whiss's Ladies Shoe ssIccA
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TT seems Old Winter will NOT leave

II seems Old w inter will not leave us,
Jack Frost is always still mischievous,
And keeps short of all supplies. .sa
At SCHAAP'S, whole crowds always buying
And anyhow he keeps supplying .s. ...I &c
And cares for neither snow nor ice. SOS -r.
guess he gets, tnOw don't You laugb,i r'
His fancy goods by telegraph. E..a. a.- Is
A splendid collection OF VALENTINES, Just re-
ceiyed at SCHAAP cos,
French Confectionery and Variety Store, {
Corner Brnad and "A sfY.ef.
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MERCANTILE INsTI.

- q III vi d MD MERCANTILE INSfi.
HI TJTE.--FroTa the very iatterius notice gwen
OF our intention, we have determined TO establish ~
this city a permanent Institute for the purpose o.
inlpartine thorough knowledge Of Book.keepi 10
all its branches including commercial calculations
acquisitions and nsages. . * ~ q rit.
This Institute offers advantages Of suchs chsrafo'
that confident the business men OF our city
will give i their entire and hearty eoopsrs'on Al
the bookstores Of Messrs. A. MorIls j, w. RaadoiP4
Jas. Woodhonse 4 Co, VIM A. Buffers, and Of me
hardware store OF ThoE. How. 5.s IS -.
Due uoticewili be given of the time aud place ''
the meeting Of the class. .
JAS. Ii. BECK. Book-kesIer =,
.=- - ~ with Messr-. Haxai'-
! tt.As.e NESTOR II. FoRBS, Book keeper
,. with chas. Purcell s Co.
t't JNO \. c. POTTS,
fs6-4* of Jones Potts
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&AZ------1
Nh run d.
MOND ans |
"a passeng,
Ter, Robi9t |
toax, Chula
Rary, BurkI
Hrancii, NJ |
HostOn, N
terminus
Leave r
terminus 4
and arrive
Children
vnnts, half |
must be lpl |
be retained |
Eckets, anG |
Hernittedi|
sPaEenge
Va. and i
daily with |
ser gers fol |
daily at tn, |
Cos fast Ii |
Throu !
a I"
81 4"
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IL MIR. Ford's Portrait Painting Rooms
at the corner OF Main and Governor street. over
Mr.. Spence's Clothing Store. lie PIT
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Navigation 10 Hampton Roads Is rendered ds n
ssroas BY the floating Ice
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fg-Notice.--Deiexatc. DO the Souti

~ DIR. james D0ve.-ofIlce corner o. Bank
and 9Th streets, opposite the Bell House ia 3-Sm
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-
ALExAN
4oathern
E-stern
Gorao
Hours
Ald 78 /
a 81. sBc |
IN NJ. aud
Bagzas
8iehInsnt
Efheset
BIS in exc |
trn aud { |
sc
Sally at X
hs Stean
Fare b1 |
An ON |
lisough :
fasei. bet
Nns 10
Hceth.
fhroug
end Was
4eariyyo
kny win
RsRville
4NtoS N
nAs. III
NJ ..,n nj
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~ A Letter from the Rev. DIR. John C.
McCabe, of Hampton, Va.

..3 - -Y@-h5 A-t HAMPTON, VA. Oct. Is, 1855.
Having had occasion to BAKERS PREMIUM
BITTERs in my family within the last two years. in
of dy spepsia and nervous headache safely
ing maadies with 81 glisl as this. / have
carefully avoided recommending any of the vsr
nostruns with which the country is flooded be-
believe in majority of cases they do more
harm than good; but as Bakers Bitters have been
tried under my immediate observation, and produced
such beneficial results do feel at liberty to with
hold my humble testimonial to their value
... .....-5 .... % JNO C. McCABE.
generally. e@ oc 80
Ey MIR. Ford's Portrait Painting Rooms
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FOR RENT-The store and dwelling at present oc-
cupied by Possession given on the LIST of March,
soonerif desired. Apply on the premises. q.
ia l0-dinl*t- H-..,'a7 7. ISL BROAD STREET. A
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I = UM T II NC WA new patent
~ Fountain Gold Pen, that will write a page with
one dip of ink, and has also the elasticity Of Quill:
patent Steel quill Pens; do. Bank do do Commercial
do; ali new 10 this market aud of superior quality-
| For sale at MORRIS'
fe Bookstore.
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oIhe Legislature "a Louisiana have accepted an
'asaaison 70 attend the. inauguration Of the Jack
sSn statue a. Se~ Orleans on the 9th ms, Il
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Notice Delegates to the Southern
and Southwestern Commercial Convention will
please report themselves in order have their
registered aud receive their badges at the Commit
tees room Billiards. Hotel, opposite the Exchange
Hotel . a.. r-......... a..-# - ..sa ia 9-tB
~ Hair Cutring.---T0 the citizens aud
straB gers visiting the city Ii you wish TO get your
would advise you to call on HoBSoN. at the Hair
Cutting, Shaving, Shampooning and Bathing Saloon
under the American Hotel, entrance on 18th 81.
ia u a.s. .I.4.,.-. "a. t--...s...4.,s. So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-07
JOE SALE.-A number one NE(;R a

Il MAN, Is years old, of good character who is a
first rate engineer, having attended steam saw mill
for the last five years WOMAN of good character.
about 40 years Old who is good house servant like
wise likely WOMAN % years old, with bow child
years cid, and daughter two years old both fms
looking children The woman is good house ser
vsnt would be desirable that these sroes should
all remain here. Apply at Cary Street Jail. !" :.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-07
r. i,aptnin Canot the hero of the ceIe.

~ t0pta1n San0I, inc nero q hC CcS
bruted work Twenty Years of an African SLAYER :
cured by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE
Captain Canot's brother has long been the attend
amt and friend, and il now MedeceH en- ChJ, Of the
Emperor of France. <
Extract from letter, written by the Captain to
Major stockbridgs, Of the Fountain Hotel, bsiti-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-02-07
EOR sALE.--A secondhand sTI

LfOR SALE.--A secondhand STEA NJ
L SAW-MILL, in good repair, located on the Rich
inond, Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad about
10 miles above Richmond and known as Reeves
Mill"
The Saw and Running Gear will be sold separate
from the Boiler, if desired
As the present owner has for the above pro-
perty, and 10 anxious to dispose of it, great bar
may be had by early application to
ia 7-6t GODDIN APPERSON