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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-05

VIM. A. Budd, well known broker CT Philadel
pbia died on Monday
The silk store Of Bancroft Beauer & Co., New
York, was robbed tuesday night, of ST ,225 worth
of goods.
The submarine telegraph bill has received the
signature Of the President.
Bishop Early, OF Virginia, preached at Raleigh,
n. G., on Sunday last
Thomas Brooks, Sr., an old citizen of Norfolk
co Va, died on Tuesday.
Hon J. w. Brice, of Mississippi. died suddenly
10 Mobile, Ala, last week.
Atthe municipal election in Tampa, Fa., on the
3Ist ult DR. D. A. Branch was elected Mayor.
VIM. D. Hogan, was shot and killed in New Or
leans. on Thursday, by Samuel McCleiland, who
had accused him of sandering him in an obscure
street, in Boston.
A Bliss "steed," lady of brief stature, having
lately married by the name Of Curry" otter
a weeks acqu aintsncs, Brown remarked that 1t was
an exemplifcation Of ths old proVerb-''A short
horse il soon cuTraeG"
Rev. VIM. G. Campbell, of Staunton, Va, has
accepted the appointment of Principal of female
school in Salisbury, n. G.
There was sleighing in New York on Monday
evening.
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DIED.

In Detroit February 14th, Of Consumption: Eli
ZARETH MARIA, daughter Of Mr. John Berry,
! formerly Of this place.
In Lexington. Va. on Saturday, the 18th Februs.
~. MS MARY KEEsEE, sged 70 years ard lo
| rile nths formerly of Richmond.
On the evening of the 3rd inst ROBERTA Am,
yIu sa.t daughter of Henry ". and Reeecca FER
SINS az d s wears and months.
tie reuts of the family are invited to attsna 1hs
ftnrrni from her fathers residence, In Manchester
this {thursday) afternoon, at O'Clock, without Tar
thar Office.
Al her residence, PowelPs Tavern. Gooehlard &C.,
m the z7th inst, Mrs. ELIZABETH h. DU VAL
consort of Samuel 8. Du Val, and daughter Of Capt
" IN A. Deitrick IN the 18th year of her age ine
DECEASED ives for many years intimately known to
the writer of this notice Seldom never has this
more highly eyteemed or universally beloved. She
wss a loving and afectiouste wife, kind and tender
mother; and ives blest With q cheerful and tenevo-
IL Mt hesrt. She was for many years q member OF
the Baptist Church. and wss constant and ardent In
her piety An ssed and afflicted father nouns the
untmeIy de sth of his first porn, whose form 10
living in quiet rest in this mansion Of the dead -
Shs leaves four infant children. Whole smiles of
childhood are changed to tsars of sorrow Tor that
mother whose office it he'd ever been to watch ever
them with tender socitude. And to the beresved
husband who has lost the companion OF his bosom,
what shall we say? Returning at night from the
dutiss ofthe day. he will meet more the smile OF
that sfscti srate wi,s, with which hs was wont to
be greeted. No gentle voice now falls on LIS ear,
soothing with words of tenderness his depressed
spirit. He feels that there il, in his heart void
" hich can never be filed, and ysarnins tenderness
for the forrl now lying in the tomb hey he con
tnue to walk in tbs paths of righteousness ana pey
house not made with hands eternal in the heavens
Enquirer please A NJ. IL
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c2-To MERCHANTS AND OTHERS msrchan
and others wishing Check or Draft Books, engraved
in q style of elegance unsurpassed anywhere, can
obtain them at this office. Persons desiring CHECKS
ENGRAVED, BILL HEADS, &c, &C., sur; ass
nr any thing in use here should call and examine
specimens at the Dispatch Counting Room
They can have them with such vignettes and orns-
ments as are In the specimens, with any others
that their fancy may suggest. Orders for Checks,
Draft Certificates Of Deposit, Corporation Bonds
Bill Heads, &c, be filled in the sstisastory
manner and at rates surprisingly low. Merchants
Bankers, Corporation Officers and others should ex-
anime spssirsens.
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HORRIBLE SUPERsTITION.-There Is q belief
among the most ignorant Of the French peasants
~ In the Haute Marine that lantern made of tho
skull of young child, will render the person WHO
carries it invisible. A farm lsborer named Vau-
trim. in the commune of Heuilley lie Grand was
condemned to death by the Court OF Assizes, on
Friday, for the murder of a baby eleven months
old, the child CT hi, master and the evidence
showed that he had stolen the child out of its era
die, and hacked off its head for this purpose
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EXTENSIVE RoBBERIEs-A Gang Of 7hieUes
Broken Up-The Pittsburg Chronicle states that
for a couple of years back an organized gang of
thieves have been engaged in committing depre
dations on property shipped on the Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago railroad. whe, during the past
year, have succeeded in carrying off goods TO the
amount of fifty or sixty thousand dollars. A few
nghts.ago, however the police succeeded in arrest.
ing no less than nineteen members OF the gang
The Chronicle says:
Their headquarters were formerly at Loudenville
but atterly al Urve, at which point they arrested
seven OF the gang besides three at ooster six at
Bucyrus and two ut Canton, all Of whom placed
10 prison at various points along tbs line Of the road
Some OF the thieves, we learn, were in the employ
Of the road, and others were connected with the ter
egraph. In the possession of each and every mem
Der Of the gang set in custody stolen property hs
been found, and ample justice will now be melted
ont TO thsn tor their msdee6s Others of the gang
for II Yves an extensive one extending along ne ar
~ the whole line of the rosdare yet at large bat
sooner or later justice will overtake them Tn.
bridge st Loudsnville, which was oestroyed by Gre
some months ago. was burnt, no doubt by the same
gang, - also were committed the mysterious Inur-
den In the same vicinity at sbou. tbs same time
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN BEDFORD COUNTY, VA
The Lynchburg Virginian states that Mr. Munford
Radford, of Bedford, sustained very heavy and
serious loss by fire on the night Of Sunday last
By it a barn. containing mules horses and 4
oxen, together with OATS hay, &c, and corn
house. with 300 or 400 barrels corn, seed oats, &C.
were destroyed
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THE STORM AT THE NoRrH-A dispatch from

THE STORM AT THE NoRTH.-A dispatch from
Boston, dated March 3D. says:
The galeis su5siding. There is but little snow,
aud travel is but slightly impeded The storm has
teeuyery severe along the Eastern CO.'S.
The ship Delaware remaiaed ashore at sunset.
No communication with her is possible
The brig Moore, with a cargo of sugar and mo-
Iasses. is ashore at Long Beach, Nantasket.
TIE bark Robert, from Liverpool, is ashore at
South BostOu Flats
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HEAVY RAILROAD CoNTRACT.-The Alexandria
Sentinel says that Col Crockford, of that oi.y has
made a contract with the Norfolk and Petersburg
Railroad Company for the building of their entire
railway track, the distance of which is eighty
miles Col C. successfully filled similar contracts
on the Orange and Alexandria and Manassa Gap
Raada.
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STUDENTS IN w AsHISGTON.-The Washing ton
Star says:
Among the 10000 strangers who are row here. are
at least one hundred students of the six hurds and
ffty now attending the Virginia University at Char-
lottesvile. inec body of youth is rarely, indeed
to b. seen than this same hand cd students of
the Virginia University
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The Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, March 4.-There was no extr,
meeting Of the Senate to day, for Executive bust
ness. and the names of Mr.. Buchanan cabinet
were consequently not announced, and it is pro
badly incomplete
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WASHINGTON, TUESDAY EVENING,
March & lS57

We have arrived safely at the National Capital
though we consider that we have had some mar
breadth escapes. The Young Guard marched
from the steamer to their quarters on SKID street,
yvhere thev were dismissed for the night. As soon
"a the members of the Metropolitan Hook and
Ladder Company ascertained that some OF their
Richmond friends were here, they seized upon
them vi ct arms, and are now entertaining them
in the most social way.
The city ia full Of strangers. Pennsylvania
Avenue is crowded, and everything indicates that
something of great public interest ia about trans
spring here. A few moments ago, the band OF
the Lancaster Fencibles serenaded Mr.. buchanan
at the National Hotel The Charlestown (Mass
Citv Guards are here and on all sides we hear the
strains of martial music.
In order to get this letter mailed in time close
somewhat abruptly. Tomorrow, will attempt
10 give you faithful account of the Inauguration
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SUGAR IN KENTUCKY-The Louisville Courier
says that sugar making operations have already
commenced in portions CT Kentucky, and it ex-
pressed the opinion that more free sugar and mo-
iasses will be made than for many seasons. Sugar
camps that have not been used for years will be
made to Weld their utmost this season
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FROM HAVANA.-The steamer Quaker City
rom Havana, with dates to the Goth ut, has ar
rived at New York. Sugars had downward ten
dency Stock at Havana $1,000 boxes. Exchange
on New York, ). a 6 per cent. Gis., and orsLondon
5t06 per cent. premium.
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HoNoRs TO THE RETIRING PREsIDENT.-The
Mayor, City Councils and large number of cti.
zens bade the President farewell on Tuesday lsat
Eloquent and touching speeches were made On
both sides
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RATHER EXAGGERATED.-The statement of the
resident engineers of the ST. Louis and Iron
Mountain Railroad shows tina: the damage thai
road by the recent floods, is only about S. Coo In
stead of $500 900. as reported.
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FLOUR.-ssles of Superfne for shipment ct So.
SotnSS. so for mixed good straight brands.
yyhEAT.-No change, Sl.350l 40 for good to prime
Red; 81 450Sl 50 for good to prime White.
CORN.-A sale Of cargo a: &c CTS. Holders are,
however. demanding u to rs cts.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT-The weekly
statement of the averages of the banks of New
York shows decrease OF $G35 600 in loans, and
S53 600 in circulation.
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Congress.

WASHINGTON, March 4th-Before adjournipg
sine die to day, Congress passed the Approprix
ton bills also various private bills and resolu.
lions nc. important
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WRECK AND Loss OF LIFE.-A Dutch bark
from Cuba for Singapore, wac wrecked in De
cember, and one hundred Chinese passengers
persisted She had on board two hundred snc
fifty in all.
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Miss Caroline Richiogs Ia shortly tn .rnesr .,
opera, 1t Philadelphia, and assert her claims as
American prima donna
william H. Brown, Of Middletown, CT, was run
over and killed by = railroad car, In New OrIeans
% the 10Th ul:.
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~ p CIAl. NUTiCk.- PhEEN-UN,
- GRADUATE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY. having purchased If
Mr.. J. B. WOOD his stock Of DRUGs, CHEMICALS,
FANCY ARTICLES. &c st his city DRUG STORE,
corner of 18Th and Main cts. next to the St.
Charles Hotel respectfully solicts continuance Of
his predecessor. an1 hopes. by strict attention and
particularly to the purity and good quality Of all
articles of,red for tale, to meet liberal share CT
custom. MARCH 2, 1857.
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:Hy Velegrnph.
Richmond Markets, March a.

Fxw YoRK, March 4---Hresdstpfs unchangad.-
Stocks firmer and active. Va.6's &9l.75
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INSURANCE OFFICES.

INSUKAHCE.-AIhc VIRGINIA FIRE
4 AND MARINE INSURANCE CO-Chsrtsrss
By the Legislature of Va. in 1920 lice No 1871 Mai
street. next door TO the Dispatch Newspaper Oaics-
Insures against loss by fra and the dangers Of the
seas sill kinds of nfoperty and favorable term,
No charge for the Po'ity or Sursey
THOS. NJ. ALfRIEND, Prsst
w. o. CowAREIE Sec'y.
81" This Company lately removed It's Office from
siaros hotel, on rfanfnn street. dc 9-ly
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Failure cfthe Deficiency Ri,

WASHINGTON, March 4-The Deficiency bill,
failed to receive the signature Of the President,
and is therefore not law.
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MARINE ISTELLIGENCE.

Port of Richmond March 4-High Woter l23 o'clock.
ARRIVED,
schr. Hope, Hoffman, Baltimore, coal Gas Com
rany.
schr j. Butrough, spuers York river, corn.
SAILED,
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal, Philadelphia, mdse.
and passengers, II. r. Tuttle
schr Madonna, Ellwell, Charleston mdss. w. D.
Colquitt Co.
Propeller D. z. shcn.f.lier, shentfeller, Clair
mount, mdSe.
for Baltimore.
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r. Auction 'NOttcc..GroceFies Wills
ksT &C. this morning, BY
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO,
NH 5-It AuctS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a. Geuteei n susehoId furniture at Auc.
Rehabilitation 10 requested to my sale IT Gsntsel
Household and Kitchen Furniture. THIS aORN-
second street, between Main and Franklin. Sec
auction head.
NH THOB. w. kEs6EE, Arot.
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Having sold to w. PETERSON my stock OF Drugs
&c at the store corner of 18Th and Nsin streets,
hereby recommend him to the coLfiderce Of my
friends and the public and respectfully ask for hin
continuance of the patronage heretofore literally
bestowed upon ms.
Ny Office for ths present, will be with Mir. Pstsr-
son. at tue old stand
MARCH 2 l857.-Dh S-d'm J. b. WOOD.
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sINHn sUBsI RI BKH WlsHks TO nv,
/ PLOY A TEACHER, to take charge Of sasn
sahool Of boys and girls. 81 HE house, Wysao.s,
Amsla county. Virsisis. middle eyed Sestiss'ea
preferred. salary ESQ aud board, Tor 10 n.eaths
Address J. A. J., Jstsryiils, Va fsS~i@
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ARMURY JUNIOR BLUES

EGs ARMURY JUNIOR BLUEsv}
NJ Richmond, March 4.h. 1857
ri The regular monthly meeting of the Compssv
Il will be held THIS (fhursdsy) EVENING At Il
O'Clock As business of importance will be brought
before tn, meeting, it is expected that every mem
be. will be present pun ctuaily.
By order of Capt, Dudley.
mn 5-lt* Wa r. BINPOPD. O
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VALUABLE DAIRY AND M A * il e II
GARDEN FARM ADJOINING THE CITY
OF RICHMOND FOR SALIENT ]. H. Cook, the
owner Of the above farm having enter ed into other
business, has authorized to sell the same. 1t is
situated Mitchelps Spring, about thrse fourtLs
of mile from the cor poration line, and contains
about 10 acres Of land, we'll encoeed and highly i'm
proved as market garden. There 10 upon the place
au excellent brick dwelling, containing rooms, be-
sides stable, barn. k;tchsn &c, all in good repair
The place is remarkably healthy and is near enough
nsss in Rich nond. If desired, all the personal es-
tate on the place. and the regroec hired for the pre-
sent year, will be disposed Of to whomsoever may
purchase the place. As tho owner Ia anxious to SELL
a bargain will be given Apply at once to Mr.. Cook
o-to GODDIN l. APPERSON,
fe 2l.--2awlm Auctioneers
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llOA RDlNG.--severul desirable rOoEs
E. vacant Apply to Mis-. III c. MORTON,
NH ST. ogm0pt House.
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LNOh HlkE.-A first rate female Hogse
l. Servant, Ladies' hsid and Nurse. ~ithcu! in
cumbrance. Also q likely Girl, about - years CT
They can be seen at my efice, Grace street, Se-
tween 9Th and 4th.
NH its JEFFERSON MINOR, NJ. D,
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90. KksiDENCkS FOX kENV..-Tha
ka1 house corner lot and Gary sts., now occupied
ESA by J. H. Bosher, Esq, with rooms, kitchen
water and gas.
Cottage no. ) Esghes Row, on Mayo street, 6
rooms, Kitchen. &c.
4 House on Sd, between Clay and Leigh strsst.
With 10 rooms ssrvEnts' accommodations &c POI.
session given lst April
Brick Houss on Canal, between 1st and I'd s.s
with four rooms and large lot attached.
Apply to
NH st TAYLOR a. WILLIAMS
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e. Notice,..The subscriber would most
respectfully call the attention Of all In want Of the
be,t DOUBLE SOLE BOOTS and @ Al TERS,
sejyed. They ars made by Msnlisur Melies, OF Pa.
expressly to my order, and will be the last case OF
Boots aud Caters for winter wear tnat VIII Do fe-
csiyed in thIssity this Also on hanc isrss
assortment Of Double sols and tbs finest kind OF
Dress Boots CATERS and Shoes OF my own menufac'
ture to which most respectfully call the attention
ALEX HILL Manufacturer and Importer
of Ladder and 6eutlemep's French Boots and
de- 1T, Shoes. 1T Main st.. Richmond
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rV- The regular monthly meeting of the
Nosroe Bptlding Fund Company. will be held TIL $
EVENING, at Saunders Hall At half pas o'clock
NH SIT B. w. STARKE, Ssc'y.
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EnD lFtERkSr STYLES OF Email fig
.DN ured Csicoes; scid eddy the nestsst and hand
soonest Goods ever offered Also. large figured Cali
Goes shee;ings; shrtings; Linens; Towels Napkins;
Table Cloths; Linen Hsndkerchiefs; Lscss; En-
broideries; Long Whalebone; Whalebone Cactus,
and Quilted Skirts, at very low prices
JACOB A. LEVY,
nh5 Is Main street.
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HEADERS lET. REHTVA. VOLS,
Richmond March Sd 1917

Al HEADERS lEr. REHTVA Vols
"a RICHMOND. March Sd, 1857.
III ORDERS No G.
Tx The officers aud non commissioned
officers of this Reg ueDt, ara hereby summoned to
meet st the krnory OF Company l., tBlues1 on
MONDAY EVENING next the 9th inst, at n
O'Clock in ctszens dre.s for the trans action of i'm
portaat business
Attentio on is gain called to so much of Orders No
5, restss TO the return of arms 10 the supehn.
tendent OF the Armory.
By order.
r,h 4. At WEI MITNRORD Adiuts,.
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LNUR BIKE. "A likely, yhnns md tcait1y
l. NEGRO MAN just from ,hs country. bsli'YSc
to be of fine character. Apply at this Office.
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The work s executed by uu E L. Dickinson
thorough knowledge Ct this art bs obtained
for SIS Persons desiring to learn can leave their
names with Messrs stebbin 4 Pullen.
NH
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ADJUSTMENTS.

To conclude with the Drama of
ROBERT MACAIRE!
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s. FEW MURE OF THO-E EN-
szas3 TRAORDINARY BARGAINS Gantle-
mems Cslfskin Congress Caters, city
IN ade IS 50 per pair richly worth S5; Beys Kip
Broaans, IS cents per pair; Youths Calfakin Bro
eans s l9A Per pair, worth 81 so; Misses Gaiters
hiadelphia make. only 873 cents per PER; dsses'
pair; Ladies' Tan Coiored Morocco Boots, S per
pair; Ladies' Tan Colored Caters, frat quality,
i l.25 per pair; Ladies Morocco Buskins Q per pr.
FOR aals by mARCUs HhnkiS,
nh
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nor SALE..That very 1SsiEubse ivt on
l. posite seabrooks Warehouse, on which Chrst
Church former ly stood. For psrteu ars inquire Of
fe 10 2tawim n. PDTNnFXTFR
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aySsssss ssazsS5 HoNTAa. for above place.
NH Sit LUOLAM WATSON
Ts1iS THE CETY THADE.--We are re-.
4 eeiviug per Helen r. Cooper, from Liverpool
direct, and are now opening the following choice
sY!ss of Goods, viz:
Rrilliantes white and printed
Super black szd white and black and grey Prints
Plain black Prints, finest imported
Checked Muslins. full assortment
Tass and Satin striped do
Victoria Lawns; Cordelette skirting
Bonnet Cords Linen Duck Drills
Jssonst Muslins; Cambria do, sc.
And by other recent arrivals, we have in store OF
our own Importation
Swiss Mnlis; Victoria Innings
Farmers Drills
Cotton Hose in crest variety
Fancy Embroidered Muslirs
spIsndid new ST lie Giushams
Elegant Brossde Muslins
Mohsr Mixtures and De Bages
Silk aud Cotton Gloves. IN variety
Plate and Fancy Prints, &c.
Which we of 5r to the trade at Q snsll advance
NH KENT. PAINE & CO
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ri UE iCE.-- BY virtue OF authority under
= dsed of trust from Bernard Br1el. to me- bear
point THos. SHEPPARD, as my agent to conduct In
my name general SHOE BUSINESS, In the city
of Richmond, with authority to purchase for cash
only. WIN. MURRAY.
70 Dunk
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lNSh kSE MI "A Goat wood ARD
Il with large Stable, on 9Th street and the Canal
near the Armcry
ia 2i-2awts J.P KEEsEE.
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EXHlBITlUN or WAX wrhnr.-A
H magnificent bssket of WAX FRUITS will b,
exhibited for several days, and on Saturday nsxt
there will be splendid exhibition of Flowers AZ
the stors of Messcs. ste5bins & Pullen, No. IOI
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a VIRGINIA .Es--HtL trend n feSu-
III lar Drill. THIS Thursday EVENING, at La
W 8y order of the Captain.
NH Bill PHI. BPR0HFIMER. Orderly.
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SPAiNta CALICUES "a have rcesiysh
- by the James town. some Of the lovsiest al -
Of Spring Csllcoes. n. EZEKIEL,
NH IS Mslu s..
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rlh 4 At WM MUNFORp, Adiutsn.

:. gsa GLASS WARE, GLASS sFAna-
ME5 We are now receiving or spIias stock OF
NfSH Cut Ecd Pressed Goblets Uros ChsUo-
49, pagnrs Decautere TumblsIs ksmnnsdes
fsit CeIars Celeries, Gss.s Bowls Preserve Dishes
Julep Tubes; gag ether with SONS fno Cut and Nm
graved Sc Of DecsntPrs &c, 20 mach. Our s.ock
is unequalied, aad invite ths stisntiou of pur.
chasers. BULKLEY Co,
NH kasis 1nr.-s
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EkUN STJkE.--For the convenience of
L cur customers, and the trade generally, we have
cpened store the east side of Pearl street. below
Gary, where we shall keep constantly hund se.
neral assortment of our IRON, manufactured of
Virginia Charcoal Pig, viz:
Flats, from ! TO inches
Rounds, frcIn to 81 inches
Squares, from TO inches
Ovals Half Ovals, Half Rounds, Angle
Hoops. Bands, Nail Rods, Horse shae Iron
ALso-Raiiroad Chsiis, Spikes, Axles, Bridge Bolts
and Boiler Plate.
All of which will be sold at the loves. market
prices. r. ARCHER CO..
fa 2H .-dta ArmnrY Rolling MILF
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DOAHDlNG s- Mrs. ROSA L.. VALkN-
I'D TINE will continue to keep the VIRGINIA
HOUSE, and accommodate two more Families
some or 7 young with board and lodging and
10 or IS to take Meals The Virginia House il
pleasantly situated On Grace street, opposite st.
Pauls Church
Richmond, 4th March, 1851 NH 5-5tS