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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-02-26
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Tbursday Merpiug, February %, 1887.


Tburs0ay m0rnloes repTuary <Os lScs.
The Naval Board.
In lnstitutlng Naval Court before which ofh'
csrs who conceive that they have suffered by the
action Of the Naval Board, may come for redress,
Csngress has pronounced . sentiment OF condem'
nation upon It's own act organizing that Board, ~
well q upon the proceedings of the tribunal under
the act. It was indeed an unheard OF and IN
paraiieled tribunal In . free country, trying men
In secres upou ,y paYse evidence, with NO warning
Of the charges against them, and no opportunity
"a confront their accusers face 10 face. 1t was .
trfbuuai in which the same official acted A. judge,
pro.ecutor. and executoner II was the first, and,
va hone and believe the last tribunal of the kind
which will dis6gure the history of this Republic.
portion of the injustice 1t has done can never
be remedisd. Some of the gallant spirits. struck
by its midnight steel, have sunk into the tomb
Others even II restored to their former rank. will
carry to the grave the ugly scars which the Naval
Board inflicted, aide BY side with more honorable
scars. received In the service of their country
Tho poignant modification suffered by many de-
serving men, can never be entirely healed. whilst
the pecuniary loss, caused by decrease or entire
withdrawal Of pay and the inability TO obtain EN-
pioyment whilst suffering under the odium inflicted
by the action of the Naval Board, VIII never pro-
badly be compensated.
We rejoice, however, that justice, though fardy'
has come at last and that such men as Nicholas
Gibson, Mafitt, and others, of elevated character
and established competency, WILL in all prooa'
biity be restored to their former position In the
service. At the same time, we hope that the
new court will not run into the opposite extreme
Of Its predecessor, and throw the door wide open
TO all the retired, furloughed and dropped officers,
upon slight evidence of their qualifications and
character Whilst we detest the principles upon
which the Naval Board was organized, and be.
lleye that injustice was done by that body to =
number of excellent officers we have little doubt
that the majority deserved their fate. The Navy
has been cursed for years with a crowd of epau.
etted iders, and worse than idlers-indolent igno-
rant, drinking, gambling hangers on to service
which they only loved for Its station and emolu>
nents. and for which they were incompetent,
morally, intellectually and physically. A good
many of these tarss have been pulled up with the
wheat, and, it is devoutly to be hoped may never
be replaced. 1t is easier to keep them out now,
than 1t ever will be to get them out again, If once
restored. The action of the new Court should de-
monstrate that, whilst the deserving and capable
officer may depend upon the gratitude and justice
of his country, it has quarter for drones, imbe'
elias and rovdias
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LEXINGTON, VA, Feb. cath, 1857.
The anniversary Of Washington's birth day
va celebrated yesterday by the students of Wash.
;noton College, and the Cadets of the Virginia Mi.
litary Institute in their accustomed manner
Speeches were delivered by Mr. John Campbell.
of Monroe county, who represented the Graham
p Society; by Cadet Mayo, who represented the
Dialectic Society; by Mr.. s. M Lighter, of Poca.
hontas county. who represented the Washington
L. Society, and by Cadet Fauntleroy, of Freder~
lex county, who represented the Society of Cadets
The audience was large and respectable, and but
for the immoderate length of one of the speeches,
would have been sufficiently entertaining.
The Washington L. Society, held its anniversary
meeting in their Hall at the College, which was
brilliantly illuminated, last evening. An excel
lent address was delivered by Mr. II. Ruffner Har-
risop, of this county. and then question concern
ing the patriotism Of Cromwell, was discussed by
Messrs. Mcfarland. of ireland; Hugh A. White of
Lexington; Daniel Blair, of Albemarle, and W. B.
Leech, of Rockbridge, and by some of the bonora.
one to listen to the discussion with comfort, but we
are assured that the young orators acquitted
themselves Handsomely.
For the past ten days the weather has been de-
lightful. This warm spell has put some of the
fruit trees far in advance of the season; fears
entertained that large portion of the early Iruit
will be cut off by the cold snaps which may be
reasonably expected before the Spring opens fully
The prospect of an abundant wheat crop is fat
teriug.
A canal boat reached Edmondson's landing, on
the North River Canal, yesterday. This is the
first arrival since early in December.
The Bank of Rockbridge" is still in an embryo
state-whsn the butterfly unfolds Its WINGS its
attrsctiveness will probably lure the unwary int
will be suspicious, in the long run, to this commu-
pitY A. 3,
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DIED.
.D -. MI. MARTHA

auddsnIv on ths 25th instant, Mis- MAhThA
BROOKE HILL, in this 18th year of her aas.
The friends and re- stives Of hsr fsmiiy As
a,cjocI from the resdsnce of Mr.. Richard Hill, il
n Main, beta cen I'd and sd SITS
On s5ih of February. ROsIA inssn' aa.she. o. =
lee. w ana Ann Barker, aged hSs months sno
Tho friends and relatives OF 'hs family are mes
.snsc.fiiy invited to attend the funeral TO-DAY.
At II O'clock A. M. with out 'urther no1os.
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Sn1ritualikIY1.

A leading Philadelphia journal remarks, that II
this superstition be.on the decline it is declining
very slowly, a. Is distinctly shown by the great
sumber of instances of excessive vagaries, extra
ordinary crimes, and morbid speculations, which
every day meet the eye as springing from Spirit.
rail-
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Theatre,

Mis- PYEK has, by her present visit, strengths
sned the favorable opinion of her voca!ization
sud acting, which she had already established In
tals community. She has decidedly improved In
aloging. Her voice lie very sweet and Is managed
with great skill and delicacy. Her acting ia very
ane. Her personation of Georgette. Tuesday
light, was really decious-we have rarely seen
more happy and French-like expression of mai
vcte than in her Georgette. 1t was exquisite
She fairly captivated the audience. The Operatta
is one of the most unique CT those little plays that
iie French get up so ceverly, and that no other
nation can initiate. We would 60 long way to
zee Miss Pyne in Georgette. Mr.. Harrison per.
formed Jacques" admirably
Tonight the "Child of the Regiment" is to be
repeated. 1t drew forth the mos. unbounded ap.
plauss from the crowded and fashion able audience
In the Theatre, Monday night. Miss Pyne sings
and acts the Virandiere with great eclat.
The inimitable JEFFERSON has occasionally
stepped forth In some of the very entertaining
pieces which have been produced since the sing
ers have been here. He took part in the Water
man. and gave . most irresistible specimen OF
his minstrelsy, on Monday night. The audience
Is always on the look out for him, whenever he Is
announced and every one, we doubt not, says to
himself, Il wonder what fantastic garb that rare
fellow will assume tonight"
The Orchestra 10 especially fine, and would 60
far to compensate one for visiting the Theatre, il
there ware not another object OF attraction.
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- To the Voters Of the City of R,c,
MoNp The numerous personal application, - "a.
my Ieow-eitizens, from various parts of tho .j,,
20 present myself as candidate for he cas s'ty.
MAYOR, and the very isttsrng ,nanife,,ssSoo - :,
confidence In my ability to perform the dutis. ~
trust a. exgresssd In card signed Many Vots,.
kne three wards" prompts me to rsspond -"
turning my sincere acknowledgment for tio.ss re-
pressions OF that confidence. and by .pnon,,;s,
myself candidate for thss ofce shsujd II =. ~,
pleasure OF my fellow citizens TO confer the oe ooo
me, nothing shall be wanting my part 70 in,nrs
faithful discharge of it, duties " insure
70 G-dtde WH r.vro,
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New Y0rk Poiiflcx,

TROY, N. Y, Feb. 25-The American State
Council met yesterday, and elected President.
and to-day resolved to abolish oaihs, grips. de.
grees. &c substituting the "pledge Of honor"
Tho platform adopted, opposes the extension of
slavery BY the General Government
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q To Many Voters. bsence from Rich
mond prevented an earlier reply to your inquiry
whether or not would accept the office of City
would most cheerfully sccept that Office if elected
but at the same time, cannot consent to for sny
office without the cooperation Of my party Not
knowing whether it il the intention of the Demo.
cratic party make nominations for the various cy
Offices or not, will simply say that l an esna;.
date, subject to their decision.
Very Respectfully,
fe 9-l2 c. L. LONG
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DUEL-A dispatch from Savannah dated Mon.
day, says that hostile meeting had taken place
between Messrs Hendricks and Kimbrough, both
of Columbus, Ga Hendricks was dangerously
wounded.
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~ To the Voters of tbs CITY Of Rtcs
MosD Il am candidate for the fise of GRAIN
hEAsUkER, and respectfully solisit your suffrage,
at this aext April election.
fe % -dtder WILLIAM WATrs
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MARRIAGE IN NICARaGUA.-At Rivas, on the
18th January, Gen. E. ], Saunders, of Walkers
army, was married to Miss Elizabeth Swipgle.
The ceremony was performed by Gen. Walker in
the Episcopal service
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Tho Recent Murder Of Prison Omcials In
Massachusetts.

BOSTON, Feb. A-Chares l. Carter and James
MCGEE were arragned in the Supreme Court this
forenoon, on the charge Of numbering the warden
and deputy warden Of the State prison. They
both entered the plea of not guilty. The trial
will probably take place At the June term.
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T" CITY Assessor The uudersig ned In "a
candidate for the Office Of CITY Assessor snd
will be thankful to the voters Of the city of Rioh
mond, for their support at the approaching April
election. RICHD REINS
fe Tim
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Diploma.ic Promotjcus

WASHINGTON, Feb 25-Mr Stocked and Signe,
Tassaro rec-ived full missions to the unite
States, from their respective governments-Rus
sia and SPANS few DAYS sinca
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= h1cHST article In the Washington Union. very
esaassrsnt In IL. character towards England, 4. il
now stated BY that paper, should have been marx
% = Communication, and should not be consid
ssea q soado~iag forth the admialsyatlon Of Mr..
1ueeanan. or critieising that Of M Pierce. Twas
Written. says, by one Of the most eminspt STATE 4
mso " ne country. and not by Mr. Appleton.
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II To the Voters OF RichmOn nd ..Preseut
appearances indicating that there will be no party
nominations at the approaching Spring elections /
again present myself a candidate for the office OF
CITY SERGEANT. / mako this announcement
earlier than l intended. in answer to the many en-.
quiries as to whether intend to be sandtdste
PETER w. GRUBBS
fa2-Jtd
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CRAWFORD, THE sCULPTOR.-A letter written
by Mr.. Crawford, at Paris, on the 4.h inst, was
recsivod in New York Monday. He was in good
spirits. and expresses the besfthat he would soon
bs enabled to return to Rome and resume bis la
bors. Three distinguished physicians, Drs NeIa-
tor. Siokel, and velpsau, are 10 attendance upon
him. A letter 10 the London News says his dis
ease 10 severe and dangerous infection In one Of
the eyes, arising, ~ 10 presumed, from . malis-
nans humor at the back OF the socket, which has
protrudedthe eye outwards from its orbit, and at
the same time presses alarmingly inward upon the
brain: Nj. Crawford's only chance of cure Is to
submitting to An operation, which, although de.
sucsivs Of course 70 the eye. would If successful
prevent the tumor from penetrating the brain.
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CANDIDATES FOR 0vvIc.

~ To the Vsssrs or ths G,f,- .,~-~---
M"sD Il sssip respectfully apno.ns. :. =. Hteh.
didats for the oti:s Of MAYOR Of M.hr.sani 'ss-
IL 36.-dfw Iosrpg 20
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~ For Grain Measurer.-To nv frIe,d.
and fsllow-citizels, sm candidate for the shoos
office 'e
fe 2l-6t T. n Trcy
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r To the Voters of the City of Rt,r
MosD.-Hsving hsard that It has been m upo.ss ..
some from my not containing TO Announce my,.I
throueh the papers a candidate for the on. y.
CITY sERG can't, that hive withdrawn from ~ !,
contest. To correct any such i'm Impression will ga,
that have never entertained such en- ide. no, bss
| intims.ed to any on sach an intention
fe A-6t* JAMES d. ETrETr
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~ To the Voters of the City OF Rich
MoND.-I am q candidate foS the ofise Of CITY
GAUGER, and respectfully sbicit your suffrasss a.
the next April election. SAMPSON JONES
fe 4-dtd
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Sailing of the Tennessee

NEW YORK. Feb % The steamer Tennessee,
f,- N;csragns sailed this sfteruoOn. In conse-
nuence of orders from her owner, no passengers
were taken, save those having tickets direct from
their Office. Many were refused massage. creating
much excitement amonx the "fillihust ers
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~ To the Voters OF the City of Richmou
l respectfully announce myself a candidate for ?.
election to the Office of CITY SERGEANT
there are SO many candidates in the field who wan,
the office, all that can ask 10 fair field, open ana
free fight.
MARTIN MEREDITH LIPsCoNB
"a 10 -dfdAs
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GEO d. PRENTICE, Esq, Editor of the Louis.
Vile journal. lectured At Hartford, CT, en- the
2ai Instant, where twenty I've or thirty years ago
he edited . paper
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az the soiicitafios of num.,.u
fnends announce myself a. q esua,s... t Iens
e 1mee Of CiTf GAUoERa the spprosehipS Il a.
fe S-2awl5tAdts ALFRED r WIYJJ.rs
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HARPER FOR MARCH.-Messrs. Gentry e. Co.,
Broad street, have furnished US with Harper's
Magazine for March. 1t contains the usual inter-
sstipg variety of contents. Messrs G.. & Co
also have the latest literary and newspapers
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~ The undersigned at the solicitation
Of many fends irrespective Of political parties re-
sp ctfuily presents himself candidate for the Of
fee Of CITY SERGEANT. and solicits the citizens
of Richmond generally to give him their support.
ja l5-dts ED. 8. GAY.
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n. buchanan viii ieavs Whsstiand for Wash.
n1esen; e nosday nsxs, escorted BY the Lancaster
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y Notice.---At the solicitation OF many
friends announce myself candidate for the Office
of City Sergeant at the ensuing Municipal Elections
make this early announcement to correct the mis-.
| statement, and impression on the minds Of some
that would not be candidate.
de 29-2m THOMAS u. DUDLEY
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q Ojfy eergea nj 81 NC esform,,x
exprrsssd wishes Of many Of my frisuls ., 10 the
SEsHf .:s Il !. .ssu "a %; .ss q
low ciiizsns 10 elset me- promise 10 s,..s1y f.
duties to the best Of my abiiity "sss the
fe aim 0EO ~ ,,,,x
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~ Pocket Books Purses. SC THE subs
scriber has just opened 10. of POCKET BOOKS,
BANKERS CASES, PURSES, &C. to which be
would invite the attention of every one who has 10
carry papers. money in quantities large or small
They are made IF excellent material and arcordn 2
to eutirs new styles well old and popular
revived Z b. PRICE.
Bookseller and Stationer
fe 20 1t Opp0site American Hotel.
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" To the Voters of the City of Rich
MoND.-I am candidate for the office Of CITY SER
GEAHT, and respectfully solicit you SURFACES ct the
next April election.
ia It's THOMAS w. BOSWELL
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foh INK SENATE.
WIN ROBINsOH r.

specially suggested: "oss To-
FOR THE SENATE,
EDWIN ROBINSON, E.o.
FOR THE HOUSE OF DELICATE,
DAVID J. SAUHDERa Far
WYNDHAM RoBERrsoNs Eso.
Z. w. PERRY. Esq
All OF whom have besn 20 long ana o. f.,,-,,
sno"n 70 ine peop'e OF Richmond. that snsornn.yy
e. es"I, Vox PoPULI
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coKREsPoSDENC EoF THE DIsPATcH

Celebration Of tie "aad'-7ae Frait-Frssk arri-
raj &c.
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~ For City Sergeant.--The subscribe
respectfully announces himself Candidate for the
office Of CITY SERGEANT, at the snsuiag election,
and will be thankful for the support Of the voten OF
the city. HENRY w. QUARLES.
Ia 1-dte
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LOST,


OST TRUNK. - Yesterday aftefneoa'
IL after the arrival Of the ears on tbs Cenus ~
road, TRUNK, marked "A. Jones. kienmone
missed .. the Depot. Itwss doubtlss tsksh ~ - 4,
take, and the person rho has il will P:ssse
&. the American Hotel. 70 ~
I OsT..A Certificate Of Five Ssnr "a
IL Farmers' Bank stock, No. TO- fsoras -
itiT beionsias to the estate Of the late ~. a.
din for the reissains of which there VII oe ~ "A
plicatiou made to the Presdent and pifee'0i'
said Bank at the end nf thirty days
Rs BROADDuS. Adminissfl,
isl8-lm az WIN 4 PHILLIPS. bic AssaI
TINS sUN-ORl BKk WISHES TO ~ ~
i PLOY A rEACH En-, to take charge OF . ems
school Of bcys and g.rs, ct his house, 49,
Amslis county, Virsisis. Middle So 20 saoa,a,.-
Address J. A. j.. Jetsisstls. We So
CKDAK Peers! UkIAH POsr .s. I've / rll
~ soas dssiross Of purchasing Cedar ross ssh
furnish ths - n any quantity. Of apy ass lsnsa,
80, 0rds.s lsft With nAkIiH a W. 81 -.
rrankdn street, win b prompsly ss W. nss.h'
pest : cargo 70 asrivs sbost The middle 81 ss'sa'
NH-l&
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xTur NEw COINAGE BILL has received the
Presidents signature, and is now the law OF the
land For the space of two years. Spanish coins
40 ~ b. received .. the mint, at their nominal
value, to be paid In the new one cent p,eceS ni.ae
Of nickel and copper. The Spanish coins' accord
inely, will be worth their full value IN cents' ano
there need be no panic, or loss, In consequence CT
thu massage of the law.
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" Special NDiice.---The atfeD II IN of the
Ladssis respectfully asked sale of Dry hoods
and Fancy Artices to take place at the store of Mr.
Val. Cohen, on Broad street, this morning ct 10
O'Clock E. B. COOK CO
fs Sit Auctionesys
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~PRIcE OF ADMISSION rs CTS Children
half priee Gallery 12A CTS. Doors open 81 O'CLOCK,
perFo-m nee romrnsn ee a. u fe2@
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SAFE "A letter received In this city announces
the safe arrival of the bark virginian Capt hen-
uedy. at st. Thomas, on the 9Th Inst.
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AND VACANT LoTs TO BE soLp AT AUcTIoH THIS
AFTERNOON Tho particular ate ntion of the public
10 called to the ss'e of that very excellent Dwelling.
on Sd bstwe en- Clay and Leigh streets occupied BY
Captain j. M. Sheppard, Jr. to be sold at Auction,
This Afternoon, at O'Clock. For particulars, sec
Aneti n Head GODDIN & APPERsON,
fe 70 Auctioneers
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Il LAG tSlLAs, bLAt hl.lLke.-Aii IN
- want Of bargain in Black silhs are eQue stsd
to call as ALFRED MOaEh',
fe 70 Estsbii.haA Cheap 9tnre.
A LEXANDkh,. KID Gi.UV he -Ju.t
"A received, AIsxandsr's Kid Gloves, sprins eolors
at ALFRED MO6Ee,
k% s. Main street
~ Umbrsilas from w. A. Dronn's, Philsdeiphis
to which ] tavtts call. G. HARTWELL.
h% us bsesd street
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e. FOR RENT...We have for Rent,
E;;a very desirable rooms over the store occupied
E4 by Us.
fe Is PARKER NINMO co
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WANTkD..lAND WARRANTS.-.l wisn
w to purchase Lam D WARRANTS snd - s@
buying to locate myself viii pay the h'shes Ia Ia,
ket prics, Persons having Land Warrant. " ~"
win 40 we'll 10 see me before disposins Of them
g. GRIFFIN, Office on Wall street
ia7-dsms Opposite St. Charles Hotel
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- FOR Il Il TEA desirable fTuinea
:a Dwelling on French Garden Hill, contsining
- six rooms and convenient outhouses. nth 9
hydrant in the lot. Possession riven imme dstely.
Kent moderate. Apply to K. p DAVISor
fe s6-St BUTLER HiRb CnustabIe
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ADJUSTMENTS.
METROPOLITAN HALL.

ENCHANTED PALACE OF THE KING OF
MAGICL4NS
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- LeGisIat ive:-Ts the voter, =, :.
specially suggested moss 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Beautiful Sprfng Goeds-F Further
aRiah Fancy Checked. Striped and Cross bar Silks
SEIesant Bsyadere, Radznir and Chine do
gupsr Ottoman, Brocsde and plain Black Do
MiIanese obes and Chintz Organdies
DucsI Plaids end Stripes
Printed Challies and Bsysdere De Lsinss
Cbiutz Lawns and Color ed Brilliante
Plaid 0ipghsms Cruvellis
Choice Epglish and French Prints
Gauze Merino Vests
Hose and Half Hose
Furniture Prints Manchester Giushau,s
Linen DIill1ngs
Croton Cloth and Merino Cashmere
Nankirettes and Colorsd French DriIIs
Printed Satteen; Oris ntal Lus,re
English msrseilles Quilts, white and cold
To the above we invite the attention of our friends
Fresh and handsome Goods oonstsntly striving.
fe zS-St PRICE l. WATKINS.
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THE NEW TREATY wrrH MExrco.-In add
ton to Sonora, the treaty embraces ces''on y
the United States Of the greater part, no' 'u y
whole of Lower California. Fifteen miiloh. :
the purchase money, and three millions OF "a"
will 70 to the payment of the claims oil A"e'''-'
citizens on the government Of Mexico.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is. Cleared sohr. T. Lake,
Scull, Richmond.
LONDON, Feb Cleared schr Helen A. Miller,
Gait. Norfolk, Va,
BALTIMORE, Feb. N.--Clearsd schrs Reindeer,
Wroton and Goldsborough, Buptins, Richmond, and
schr. VIM. Mallory, Wilson, Petersburg.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Feb. "a Arrived schr Three
Brothers, Elsay, Richmond.
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In EA rBzssass5gsfrl PIX SsDENTIAL
| cursion Tickets via the
Virginia Central and Orangs and Alexandra Rail-
roads. will be issued at the office of the Virginia
Central Railroad Company, commencing on Friday,
his 18th OF Feb usry. until the Srd of Mar inelu
for SIX DOLLARS the round trip
Trains leave Richmond at A M and u M.
THOS. DODAMEAD Supsrini endent.
Office Virginia Central Z. R., Feb. 26 1851
f. 26