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Richmend Market. March

t&tcHm000 BARfkGt0g HfHfcH IL
BAC0N.--Wo quote the market quiet Sides l0h
al0is cts Shoulderss1S cts Plain Ham. va i2cts;
BagVed do I2ks cts.
FLOUR.-Mar still dull with liberal stock
By retsil 70 the trade: supernne s5.2s@5-o; Extra
LARD--Prims new Lard in bbls ioas @iic; in kegs
llgIi4c; pals l2c.
Rico and Cuba. none in market; Loaf izs.e Crushed
and Powdered llt46sllz; A Coffee l0e in4; Codee
9s99s4c; Coffee &c Al an anction sale by Messrs
U T Workman Co, 3i3 hhds N. ID. Sugar brought
TUBACC6.-The receipts of Tobacco in hog.hssis
large. but the receipts OF loose, are light we
quote inferior Lugs in hhds. at i25s5; good - %
Gn6 ane shipping $6J0gI. Inferior Lear SIG. %;
god sis s'e,aaEns var ws Notice soms few old
hogsaeads Of fine quality at $i459@l5 75; loose Lngs
50 53GsE ! Lesf s7ggii So poo,eoa ,,6a9ac dull
MONEY MATTERS,
There is nothing new Of financial character Ter
gent. We give quotations below:
NoRTHERS EXCHANGE On New York, Baltimore
and Philadelphia per cent premium
The Banks here throw out the notes of several Viz
ginia Banks. which are all e per cent below par
at pearsinrg; Bank of Phillippi Bank Of Berkeley
and all tire Wheeling Banks.
The notes of the Trans Allegheny Bank Is per
cent discount. Bank of Kanawha. no sales.
North Carolina Bank notes l1@@2; South Carolina
Bank notes per cent discount.
GOLD AND SILVER per cent premium.
SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.
| BIZ JOHN A. LANCASTER Son. for the meek ending
Thursday, FEB Is. 1858.
Virginia per cents, 81 years TO sales at the
Virginia per cents, shorter dates sales at ssa and
interest.
Bonds guaranteed by the State sales at $50 and in
terest.
Richmond City Bonds, sales at Sei and interest.
| Virginia Bank Stock, (par SOD sales S721s.
| Farmers Bank Stock, sales Sl03.
| Exchange Bank Stock sales at Sl03i3.
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock last sales
| $40.
/ Merchants Insurance Stock, last sales at $50.
Richmond Fire Association Stock. (par So last sales
$3ik.
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
| Stock sales at SO
| Virginia Central Railroad Stock, sales at $29iE
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock. sales at
| S54.
Richmond aud Danville Railroad Stock. sales at
| S3!.
James River and Kanawha Stock, last sales y.
| Northern Markets.
| NEW YoEK, March Flour fir O at unchanged
rates Wheat heavy and quotations nominal. Com
| heavy; yellow and white 66(ds69 CENTS.
| Stocks higher, and market excited.
| BALTIMORE, March I.-EIour rather heavy at last
| guotatons-Sio0. Wheat actiye receipts to-day
for RID III 066tl 20 for white. Cornreceipts large
and market active. mixed SO cents, white S3e156
| cents yellow $50 81 cents.
1
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LEdisiArrRE.-In the Senate yesterday the bank
Denomination" bin was passed. and though the
vote was reeonsidersd It Is not likely that the
ton OF that body hereafter will affect its passage
In the House, resolution for an extension of the
session was lost by twelve votes 1t is probable
that no constitutional majority can be obtained In
the Legislature for extension but it Is also ee,
tain that the requisite number of signatures can
be obtained to request the Executive t. caiI.an
extra session
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EL0UR BUCkE TS--A number OF
thu above, Of large SIZE, which We yill cell alta
nh RT C0LsToN 3 co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ To THE VoTBRs or THE CIrr or
RrrnMoSp--f am candidate for the Office Of CON-
ard. and moss pectfnIly ask the support Of my
feIlowctizens Should IL be your pleasure to elect
me 10 that position shall endeay0r 10 show, By
fftftfni discharge Of y duties thst your confidence
has not been misplaced M. b. GOODWIN.
t.,h fda
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nEMlJ0HES of every size, from hall
~ TO 1--WE gallons, for sale BY ...,,,., ro
NH 2 X II CsOiASTON & w.
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or the Western Railr'd d, which
1884 hx9,696

Apply the above rates, respectively, to the cost
of the several roads named, and the general ave
rage upon the aggregate cost Of MI viz, U,
Is OH. per cent. This Is about the rate at which
Virginia six per cent. bonds are now selling.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

MONDAY, March list, 1883.
This House met ct II o'clock, pursuant to ad
journment
FroIoaging Of HE SsSion,-Mr. POWELL, of Lou
doun. offered the following resolution:
ReS0lred, BY the General Assembly that to CON-
plete the necessary legislation on important sub
jects 1t is expedient prolong its session beyond
the period OF 90 days, and the same be prolonged
to the I'D of March
The rues were suspended with a view to the I'M
mediate consideration of this resolution, by re-
corded vote-yeas 49, nays 5S.
The adoption of the resolution was advocated by
Messrs. kEMPER and WARD.
Mr.. Seldom opposed its adoption and contended
that not one satisfactory reason had been assigned
for the extension Of the session.
Mr. CHRISTIAN said that. instead of there being
E'not one reason for extending the session there
one thousand that being about the mum
Der of propositions now pending. and which were
matured by the respective committees OF the Sem
ate and House and reported as worthy TO be acted
by the Representatives of the interests of this
Common wealth. The House bills aud reports on
the calendar number near 500, and those of the
Senate about 400. 1t will take two weeks In yo-
ting alone to pass the merely local bills pending
Thirty days now when minds and the
propositions are all ready for action is more than
equal TO 90 days next winter.
Mr. NELSON, who avowed himself opposed to any
prolongation of the session, moved to strike out
the date Of the resolution. The proposition was
rejected-yess SO, nays 10.
Mr.. CowAN thereup0n moved that the further
consideration of the resolution be indefinitely
postponed. This proposition was also rejected by
a recorded vote-yeas 30, nays So.
The question required on the adoption of the
resolution, and was determined in the negative.
for the want Of ninety-two Affirmative votes, re-
CURED by the Constitution of the State. The vote
WAS recorded, viz: yeas 81, nays 81.
Orange and 4terGRdrid RGilT0od-'Fhe House
resumed the consideration Of the bill authorizing
losn of 100000, to the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad Company.
Mr. HAYAosD concluded his argument, COM
menced on Saturday. against appropriations to
works OF internal Improvement
Mr. RCTHsAFooRD next obtained the floor and
addressed the House on the same side of the ques-
ton; after which, the further consideration OF
the joint order was postponed until tomorrow
Bills EdSSed.-1he following Senate bills were
then taken up and passed: To amend the 18th sec
tion of an ect amending the act Incorporating the
BauS Of Danvile; TO Incorporate the town OF
Portsmouth into acity.
Election Of 0Jkcers.-A resolution from the Sc
nate. postp0ning the election of Public Printer
and other officers, uAul Thursday next, was con-
Cured in.
On motion of Mr.. GIANT, the House adjourned
until O'Clock p. NJ.
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FROM HAvASA.--The steamer Empire City ar
rived at New York on Sunday with Havana dates
TO the 26d ult The Spanish frigats Belen and the
steam ffigate BezneEuela sailed on the Esd from
Havana, as was reported fer Vera Cruz. Sugar
was quiet; Molasses firm; Exchange tending down
ward. frAights lower
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

NORFOLK, March 1.-The schooner W. L. Mon.
tague, from st. Thomas, bound to Baltimore, TO.
ported ashore ct Cape Henry, has been got Of, and
arrived here this morning, leaking badly.
A snow storm Is raging here.
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t0 CoMMIssI0NEH OF THE hEFBEUE.-
In CONS lisnce with the desire of -Msny Friends =
respect fully present myself as 9 candidate for
District Cor Monroe Ward Of the City Of Richmond.
deem II unnecessary to make q farther pledge
than an assurance Of the faithful performance OF the
duties Of the office, should il DO the pleasure Of my
fellow.cifizens TO elect me-
NH Pins 6ED. II. TOAPkihS.
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"THG CAaPBKII's ARE COMING" -Ths admirers of
Ethiopian minstrelsy will be gratied to learn that
the Campbell troupe, headed by the renowned
Mstt Peel. will commence Q series OF performances
10 this city next Monday night. The campbelIs
may safely anticipate a successful visit.
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Ma To THE VorERs OF rHx CRY

RIcHMeSp --fhe present incumbent, Mr. Hundley.
declining reelection Err the Office of CON MISSION
ER OF THE KEVEAUE for Monroe Ward here
by announce myself candidate for the said Office
and respectfully solicit your votes and pledge ny
ssIf to the faithful discharge the duties OF the
office, should it be- your pleasure to elect ma
mh 2-2In PRESTON Nj QUARLES
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NEW YORK, March 1.-Advices from Sc. Domin-
go 10 the 7tlI of January, state that President
Baez bad concluded to surrender, and that "a soon
as the articles of capitnlation were ratified, San
tana would be Installed President
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k6F. VIZ were surprised this morning

in passing down Main street. at the fne display o.
kolid Silver Wate Gold and Silver Watches Jewel
~, &C Just opened at the store No. 81 Main street
We advise our friends TO call and examins the stock
as they will find useful articles well as ornamen
tai The goods will be offered at auction and private
great sacrihce. NH 2-lts
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WANTED--By young mau, who isfully
w couversant with BO0k.k EEPING and one
who has several unemployed hours each day, books
10 keep by the month or year: charges moderate;
references given if desired. Address Book eeptr'
at this office.
WANTED, also, for young man. who is now cut
of business, situation BOOK KEEPER. The
most uueNceptiOnable references given.
mis-
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BURG'S NO. l MANIPULATED
~ auANo-In store and for sale at $40 per ton
'''''' y KH skISKgR CO.
NH No 80 Carr ~.
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DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL cAucUs.-It IL stated tba,
q caucus of democratic Senators was held In Wash
ipgton last Saturday, at which 1t was determined
to proceed at once with the consideration of the
question of the admission Of Kansas under Il .
Lecompton constitution. II was furthermore
agreed that Minnesota should be admitted at the
same time with Kansas, The proceedings OF Con-
grsss win now be looked for With more than or.
dinary iatsrsss.
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Ea- Book SALE ask attention to
my sale This Afternoon at AZ o'clock Of one of the
finest catalogues of Miscellaneous Books ever offer
ed at public sale in this city, being the libraries Of
the late DR.. Maxwell aud Rev Philip Berry. Most
OF these books are very rare and many of them
not be had except In this way.
HENRY W QUARLES
nah 2 No 80 Main street
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AnRNcY IN NORFoLK.

$ WIKI NerRR. ESQ, b the Agent fw me psIs
rrspAs<z A. Norsclk. he circulation o. tne PAP"
ehsrs hsvsnx incrsased 10 IN extent demanna -
ecosl ssssasiou 70 It, distribaticn the y
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~ NUIICE 10 La DIES. --NuCTIOu sac
TaIs MORNING, at ii o'clock, VI Jewelry and Fancy
Goods The Indies tale will be suspended for We'd
nesday Morning. en- Thursday Morning it will be
resumed and new catalogue of good. offered
NH HENRY ". OUAkLEa.
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MOUNT VEREoN DRAMATIC Ma
Ia TINEE The following interesting cor

EF MOUNT VERNON DRAMATIC MA
t>>-@A rISEE The following interesting cor
respondencs will peak for ITSELF
RICHMOND THEATRE, Feb q, lSJS.
To Tie Ladies Of the lNount Vernon AsSoc'ottOn:
Entertaining an earnest wish for your success in
the noble and patriotic cauae you are engaged i'll,
AID unwilling to be thought wanting in gal to pro-
mote that cause | peg to offer you my humble ser
vices contribute to the fund you have establishe
to purchase the sacred around OF Mount Vernon.
where rests the ashes of our beloved Washington
My stay ia Richmond is short, and with Your favor,
would prorose 70 give q Matinee" at the Theatre
on any morning curing CeXt week you shall pro
getiy or comedy as you may determine,
Messrs Kunkel 3; Co. have, in the most liberal
manner, Informed nee that they will tender the
of the Theatre fee of charge. ana the Dramatic
Company together with the Orchestra and attac Eees
of the Theatre will gladly volunteer their services
to further your noble object.
Hoping my humble petition will meet with your
faycr, subscribe myself
Your Servant,
EDWIN BOOTH
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s% JOHN 8. BRADY

tLgtc Of lhEd,lcipltid,)
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN FOREIGN AND
DOM kSTIC WINES. LIQUORS AND SEGARS,
ono. I30cARS ST., ABOVE 18TH, RIcITT0ND.N A)
Calls the tention of the city and country trade to
his large and varied assortment of WINES. BRAN
hand a superior lot Of old Rye, Mountain, Bourbon
and other WHISTLES
Country merchants and others solicited to call
befIre purchasing elsewhere.
~ B.-Goods delivered to all parts Of the city free
OF charge. NH lin
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xHLH0HArHIC NHW0.
.~x.x. n. ax..xs ~ " HflH
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

CONNkESsIUNAL Ph0tEEDlNuC.
wAsHisa4os. March f.--,Snate.--A coumunica-
tion was received from the Legislature o. Ken
lucky. offering to raise regiment Of volunteers
for Utah.
Sever al memorials we're presented from the Le.
gislature Of Iowa, asking for grants OF land Tor
railroad purposes
Mr. King reported bill granting Rome arse nal
10 the State of New York. The bin passed.
fsNr Green. Of Missouri. called up the bill for the
admission Of Kansas. s
Messrs. Gwin and Broderick, of California, OBJ
jectea, the ground that the Pacific Railway bill
had priority.
Ex-senator Henderson took his seat to-day.
Ifosse.--Messrs. Seward, Harris, of Illinois,
Grow, Curtis. and Bishop were appointed a com.
mittee to investigate the charges against o. b.
Mr.. Harris was excused from serving, at his mr.
gent request
Resolutions were received from the Legislature
OF Washington Territory, declaring that Gov. Ste
vens proclamation of martial law was patriotic,
and requisite for the peace OF the Territory.
Mr.. Sherman, Of Ohio. introduced resolution,
which was adopted, calling for information as to
whether money paid from the treasury, du-
ring the year ending June last, for defrsJing the
expenses of the Legislature or the alleged Legis-
iature of Kansas; and If So under what act Of Gen.
gress, and from what fund.
Mr.. Mason, of Kentucky, reported back the bill
fixing the compensation of clerks, messengers and
laborers OF the House; also, fixing the number OF
each.
The bill debated by Messrs. Spinner, War
rem and Rufin.
The House adjourned pending the discussion.
SECOND DISPATCH
The Senate agreed TO take up the Kansas bill
Mr. Green gave notice that he would introduce
substitute. admitting Minnesota and Kansas In
the same bill. During his speech on the subject,
Mr. Green stated that he had just received advices
that Gen. Whitfield and others had been driven
from Kansas by threats of assassination coming
from free sellers.
Mr.. Colamer defended the Emigrant Aid So
cieties but before he concluded his speech, the
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pIEp.
Financial and Commercial.

On Friday. the 2Gfh February, 1852 WILLIE D.
McELROY. son Of u. 3. and c. NJ. McEiroy. aged
yaars q
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ST. LOUIS, March 1.-The Leader has letter
from Father Desmit Catholic missionary, stating
there is a perfectly practicable route from Salt
Lake to the British possessions, and that he is con-
WINGED the Mormons intend to leave their present
location in the spring and proceed to New Gale
donia whore they will settle at the base of the
portage Mountains, the 49th parallel of latia
S-.Ha
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On the 3sth nit, by the Rev James Joyner the
Rss TIIO5 u HAgNFS, OF this Virginia Conference,
to Mis- sALLlE, only DAUGHTER OF d Bowman.
ksq. Of the city Of Williamsburg, Va.
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POSTMASTER AT WAsHINGrON,

WASHINGTON, March 1.-Dr. VIM. Jones has been
nominated to the Senate for Postmaster at this
place, vice ]. g. Barrett, removed.
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- 3 7 b
rbst q Rteamend, Mech i-Hyh psssr 40
AKRIYEn.


ARRIVED,
steamship Jamestown, parrisss, New YORK. MD.
and passengers. Lndian 4 wstsun. @~'
steamer George Peabody, prischstf, Baltsmo,.
mdzs. LutsInm watson
sehr x Allen. Baker. Boston, nize. David
s s esorgs Scott. pritchsst. Bslsimors suaso
= Sch, sshr kdwsrd A Dehart. Lone. aeskiand. Aas
), ssi.r fulian. Day Halifax. ash. waabi. 1 cl.i.
~ sehr yes ? Amos. Robinson. RoeEiaad. lee B
schr Austin. Loud. Attakapas. sugar and too,a...s
Dunlop. Moncure Co.
MEMoRANDUM.
Bark Ann x Grant Nelson from Rio do JanA,ro
arrived in New York Feb 2s
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP "JAmEsrCws" pAasrs.
Master, from New York.
VIM Butler. Mrs Dnyckinch Mis- NJ asfa a
Dean, Nc Uonnell. WP Store, Or A NJ yedd.r
Y SN, Amherst. Mr. Watson, VIM Ares II q
Reed. Hon Robinson. Mr. Kennon. ~ NJ NJ
webster, Schenek, J Tenbrook Mrs Il nsyeIav
q w Dickson. Block Ii Foolr Mrs n n gs,,,'
ham, Miss l. Gofse v Barry y Roth Tonssa r
Coaies. Kern. DeteIs, II Hemberu. n gkinner y
smith. Hy Sprat. Geo Tudor, and N in stecrs "a =
Also, from NCrfolk-A Bowers T w Paiyo W Sam,
man, DR. Mckinney, Thos fatum i Eeynolds n,
= Smith, A JndsOn Crane and lady 81 Beeebe, y
Cnl pepper, T James. Bsnyder, W Palrper i
Themes. N Boys, Grantlin q Cnok. j Lode
Ghss Grose Jno Miller. d T Bisbie. " fsrrant /
Wyatt.
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AE5 G. D. WOOIToN.
OFFICE ON 18TH STREET.
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY,

win attend punctua'ly 10 any business entrusted
to him in the city country. Writing Of any kind
ing aud Selling, etc.
RYRRREScEs Col G Cabell, Roger Pryor.
ESQ: Col Henry Thweatt. Prof II Christian, Jas T
Butler Co, aud many others for whom he has
done the like business. NH 2-l2t
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nAAmHf n AAIAT0nH
massaehnsetts.
The Boston Railway Times Of Saturday last. has
. statement complied from the annual reports %
the Lesi.lssure Of Massachusetts. sho wing the TO-
snI,s a. the operation Of isrty-thres Of the rail-
.osa. o. tina, State sor the past year, from whish
Il appears
That the length of the % roads h. s miles
nd Of their double track ard sldings...- ss3
Tksf the cost Of these roAs hsz 36e 62 6fs
(Which Ia, Including the branches. $a5..
az per mile
That their capital stock paid In is....,. a. 4esi72
That their funded debt f,........&s 1890
And floating debt ..................... 31I3.3i
Making total debt Of II 900. Isl
That the dividends paid stockholders last -,
That the suyI,ins In hand H. ..,........ ais 57
That the total receipts last year amounted 400
The total expenses to...-..-.....,.......s ~
Leaving a. the net income. fszsio
And that this net income Is. upon the cost
of the reads an dasfd0s i-Io 2 CT
The same paper has also statement showing
that the net income, obtained from similar re-
marta I'm mast yaara. was upon the cost OF the
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10 s's'' ny" GRO. H. ToMpKIss.

t65. TO THE VOTERS OF bENRrco CoUN-
rY-I respectfully announce myself candidate
for reelection to the office of CLERK OF HENRI
co COUNTY COURT at the election In Nav next.
nh Pts WILLIAM F0LKES.
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N9@NEw SPRING GOODS AT Low
PaIcEs.--W invite attention to the following cheap
and desirable goods:
One case Of beautiful SPRING MoUsLINs at
1913 cents
New style English French and American
PRINTS
HOOP SKIRTS ofthe latest and most approved
makes
FANCY CHECKED CAS9TNEREs for boys.
CRENSHAW, QUARLES II co,
fe 27-3t 229 Broad street.
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SIS NOTICE. TO Gas CoNsUAERs.-J. F.. WALTER is
In this city for few days, to sell his improved
REGULATING GAS BURNERS saving 20 per cent. Of gas
and giving an increase of liGhs. The peculiar ad-
vantage of this burner ali others is in this
that it is a regulator. No matter what amount of
pressure may be put on, it always gives the same
regular blaze. They can be purchased at LEWIS L.
SMITHS News Depot, No. ls2 Main street. I'd door
above new Custom House it,
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Rs TEE place to obtain AMBRorYPEs, and all the
various styles of Pictures both good and cheap is
at the great Steam Depot of Art, l37 Main street
You procure the best of Likenesses at this lam
moth concern at prices varying from % cents to S2j
Mark the number, l39, TYLER Co, Artists.
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WAN TIE D-Three or four medium
" sized Rooms. suitable for a small family. si,.
mated either on Main. franklin. Grace or Broad l..
tween 18Th and 10Th streets. Apply 10
EDWARD y EACEn
NH st Paari af.a
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WANTED-500O cords of Red Onk
w Bark. to be cut by the Isl Jane next to be de.
~ H. Ia,as Ri ,a Sd ~ any WIRE GA me line
Of the railroads leading to this city, for which the
highest cash market price will be given,
WM r cox,
nh Its Dock street. In roar Of Gas MnIka
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9. 1.-THE Galveston Crexasl News notices q
report that John Watson Seymour, tbs detaulting
treasurer Of the Hartford tCt) Savings Bank,
passed through Galveston, few days ago, on his
Way % Mexico.
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WANTED TO HIRE-A Stable, con.
yenient for three horses and three wagons 10.
cation between sth and 18th streets, and Cary and
Broad. Apply to
ADAMS Express Company's ofice,
NH 2-fS MIN
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- - - -. - -
WANTS.

WANTED-A White Girl, to do gene
W raj house work. For such rs will snit. fair
compensation will be given. Apply at this Office
NH Pits
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Ma. BooFH ~ klsa LEAR.-Mr. Booth ID present.
ing - succssston the roles 10 which bis father
woa hb great reputation; aud the delighted
throsgs Of ladies and gentlemen who nightly nli
the thsatrs, testify Enthusiastically in favor OF nj.
sssins end Gns powers OF conception. Tonight
W arstch have King Lsa,, which 10 dsssrvsdiy eel.
ssbssfed smoag the ereations Of Shakespeare. The
yosae actor has slresdy made deep Impression
npon the minds Of our citszsns, and they antsci4
pate on this occasion psrfosusncs Of sxtrs0rdip-
NJ sssis- - s. sss
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CosrRAcrs AwasDEp--Ths Secretary OF the Nav,
hAs Awarded the contract for steam machinery fol
the slopofwar bulldog 1t the Philadelphia Nav,
Yard. % kssny. NesAe 4 Co., Of Philadelphia, and
~ Boston 20 Loriug couey, Of Boston.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-02

Ss8~ LADIES FAIR On CHURCH HILL
The Ladies' of the THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH re-
specially inform their friends and the public that
they expect to commence on MONDAY evening
March ist. at o'clock, and continue during the
week. in the Basement of the Church. corner Hroai
and 18th streets, a safe Of USEFUL and FANCY AR
TICLES and REFRESHMENTS nh lit