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fe l-dt22i Gent Superintendent.
1870 GEO. B. STEEL, -
lNtsIos neutiaf. cllyvxx

Returns his sincere thanks to those whose liberal pc
tronage he has received during the year past. and
specifically asks continuance Of il, assuring them
that all operations, whether In the mechanical or
operative department will be performed In the most
satisfactory manner. Having an experience Of sighs
years In this city he feels confident Of givng - hs
believes he has thus far entire satisfaction. He may
be found at ALL HOURS. All work ART Anted.
~ Once and residence, No. 23i Main. above sth
street. nearly opposite J. w. Davies Marble works.
Richmond, Va. fe lin
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VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT OIL
FRANKLIN RETWEEN 18th AND nITI
ia 9-2aw3w&dtd Aucts.
u z A q TIFF q l. FARM ON NEW
~ RRIDAE ROAD THREE MILES EAST OF

II h A L l U L. FARM ON NEW
~ BRIDGE ROAD, THREE MILES EAST OF
RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT AUCTION The sub
on THURSDAY. the 4th February. 1885, at IL o'clk.
the beautiful Farm, formerly owned by John o.
Goddin, Esq lying on the New Bridge road three
miles east of Richmond, containing 40 acres, iO0
acres cleared and in high state of improvement
having been recently we'll limed the remainder is
ling, containing rooms. having been recently fitted
up in handsome STYLE Also, the necessary out
houses. There is spring of excellent water hear
the dwelling.
TERxs.-0nefourth cash; balance at and year,
for negotiable notes, interest added. and title re-
taxes for 1853, to be paid by the purchaser
EDWARD J. GRESHAM.
Sale conducted By GopDfN & APPERsos, Aucts.
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~. RICHMOND MUSICAL INSrI-

~, R1CHMONU MUSICaL lNoll-
xsElE TUTE.-T. L. GALLEHER. Principal The
SR< second sess ion Of this Institution will COM
mence the llth Ut February and close the last week
in June, including a term of ~ weeks.
Every facility is afforded in this School for acGuir
ing thorough Musical Educatiau
TERMS For the Session. per schoar--Two Lessons
per week Vocal Class Exercises, (adult,) $500 For
Juvenile Glasses 81. Piano, Organ, MclodeUn, each
$40 Violin, Guitar Flute &c, $50. Private Lessons
the Voice 81 per lesson.
BOARD OF INsrRuCri0N-Mr T L 0ALLEHER, Mu-
steal Notation Cultivation of the Voic-, and Piano.
Sir ELlOD0R0 CAMPS, Organ. MelodeOn, and Mu-
81 al Comp 'sition. Mr. NATHANIEL CARUsi. ri;
ano Mr. Q Y RoSEN, Guitar and Flute. Mr.
DOLLINGER Violin.
Especial attention is given to the cultivation OF the
voice which is conducted strictly scientific prl-
ciples. The theory of the yice, presented to- she
Academy of Sciences. by NJ. Manuel Garcia, Pro:
tcssor Of Music i'll the French Conservatory, and
which has been extensively elaborated by c; Bias
sinni Professor of Music. New York, is made the
basis of instruction Those who intend patronisng
this School, will oblige the Principal by giving no
tice AS soon rs possible that ample arrsngements
may be made For further information, apply to l..
l. GALLEIIER, at his Music Rooms. 2l2 Broad st.
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apECTAL NOTICES.


sss-Gsoaas Il. STEEL, Dentist, Once
~as,acnce, No. ssl. on Main, between sth and 9th
sn1 $500 H,cbmona Va my A-ly
rng~ Dn. CooNs, LATE or Sr. Louis,
1a,ee au.s residence on 81 street, west side, be
.n.oo Marahali and CLAW stvNets Ne te--d6m
foyDR. LIrsCoMBE--Can be found at
,,|S,eo ia the basement Of the BALLARD
nWSnrSE during the day. at night at the CENTRAL
HOTEL. --.-.--------.----~- jaw"
ua- Dr.. JOHN D. wAIrHALL, (Homno-
.S;st ar.r~ his professional services 10 the citk
~ Richmand and its vicinity Office of his re
.,asnse on Leigh street. two doors from eth.
eI-fan"
s,.s- PRiscIPE CIGARS, PRINCIPE CT
.ss1~EXTRA EAGLE BRAND.--Just received
"a q, Of these really tine CIGARS, 10 which we
M The attention of those who prefer first rate, old
'"'"''" NARING A PEARCE. Druggists,
d. 5l-ts corner tth and Broad sts
esS.~ LANDRETR's Nav CRop
GARDEN SEEDS.
All varieties for sale by ..
" JOHN W. GARLlCK,
Druggist aud Apothecary,
.l Market Place Rrankiu Street.
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v ALISES WANTED--Msm

~ bers of disbanded troops of Cavalry can
Tlt dispose Of their VALIHES ON fair terms
--N by calling ON me, at my Carriage eaddls
and Harness Store. 18th street, between Main and
Gary. O. z. Mills
81 O.
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rO-PARTNERSHIP J. MER-
~ GER and JOHN p HILL, have this day formed
partnership. under the name and style Of NJ FIR
SASH, BLINDS and DOORS, OF every description.
Orders may be left at the Lumber Yard OF ISAAC
J MERCER co, South side of the Dock. near
Mayo's Bridge or at the Factory, next above Hax-
ais Mills. ISAAC MERCER,
JOHN HILL,
~,
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FUTURE DzYs
By Goddin & Apperson.


VALUABLE FARM Or 3O7 ACRES
kIchS6 HAsq sdE ssR III AS EEs EAT
auction On the premises gu wE6sEsDAY s ppp osS
Of February 1885, at n O'Clock, IL fair, II not the
next fair day. the tract of Land located ~ above
and lately owned and occupied by the lat Thomas
@ Clarke. IL will be divided into two or more
tracts, mar agreed on ut the hour Of sale, plat
IL miles from the head Of the Mechaniesyille turn
pike aud asons the lands Of Messrs. yno. A. Mostly
Richard GENTRY and others. There are two Dwelling
Houses on the place, one Of which is q most excel
lent one. having ample accommodations. besides
the usual outbuidngs, snch a. kitchen, stabIe,
auarters &c. The land is admirably adapted TO r.
etables, being situated rs TO produce them very
early.
The place is healthy. and the net borhood good
1t is well supplied with springs Of d water. Mr..
Gentry, who resides near the place. will shew the
After the sale Of ths land, all the Crops OF Corn
Fodder, shucks, Hogs, Cows. Plantation Utensils
&c. will be sold
tracts.
TERMS FOR TaE LAso-OBe-fifth cash, balance at &,
L. Is and q mouths for negotiable notes. interest
added, secured by trust deed For the Personal Es
months credit. The taxes for 1855 TO be paid by the
jas GoDDIN 4 AppERsoN. Aucts.
VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
FRANKLIN. BETWEEN 18th AND 9TH
SITS, Fox SALE AT AUCTi0N.-Wiu be sold on
TUESDAY. the 9Th day Of February, 1858, on the
premises. commencing at "A 1clcck r. NJ. the ex
cellent Brick Tenement located above now In the
occupancy of Mr.. Ford. The house has 10 rooms
besides Kitchen. &c and now rents for $40 per an
nun.
TERNs-One fourth cash; balance at 4. and II
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained. The taxes and in
surance for ISIS to be paid BY the purchaser.
GODDIN APPERSON,
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COMPREHENSIVE The subscribers
~ have this day formed copartnership under
the styls and firm of JOSEPH JOHN MORTON,
for the purpose of conducting general Commission
business in all it's branches successors to dOR-
TON ARMSTEAD CO., at their old stand and re-
spectfuy solicit consignments rom their friends
aud the public generally.
Advances made on consiglmolts, and GuanO FUR
nishsi TO planters,
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BY Jas. Nj. Taylor u Son.

COMFORTABLE BRICK RESIDENCE,
~ ON ST. STEPHENS STREET. AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, Sd February, ats o'clock 7. NJ.
upon the premises will be sold Brick Residence,
on It. Stephens street, and occupied by MI Thomas
Beale. -,
Ii has 5 rooms, with a new brick kitchen with
rooms and is in perfect order. having been recently
thoroughly repaired papsred. and is altogether a
very comfortable residence The lot fronts 80 feet
and runs back l29 feet.
TERMs-One-fonrtb cash; balance at Z and \ months.
with interest and secured b. trust deed-the pur-
chaser to pay taxes for ISIS.
la 30 JAS. NJ. TAfLOh a Sun, Aucts
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Il UAKDING.--We respectfully inform
II members of the Legislature and others that
We have several very comfortable vacant ROOMS in
our House, the South side of Grace street, just
above 6th where they will be pleased to receive APP
plications. II. b. d NJ. j. MURRAY.
lie yl-dts
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NEW FIRM The subscribers have this
~ day formed a co-partnership under the name
and style of SWORDS Il THAW, for tho purpose of
Conducting retail Dry G. Gods business at the store
recently occupied by Charles Hartweil
JOS. SWORDS,
WM. =. THAW
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Bsa5@ JANUARY 18TH, lSoS.-IHos. X.
pRleE Co will commence this day, their attractive
sale Of bargains in Stanle and housekeeping Goods,
L. which special attention is called. As these goods
will embrace useful aud substantial articles.
chance sill be afforded every one who may Ii, Ell
such things for the coming year. they will be sold
far less than the same qualities will bring after
fhe spring trade fully opens.
They will consist Of
Linen SHEEriNGS Irish LINEN best make
Cotton do. 81, %, ia Table DAMASkS
Pillow LINENS Damask Table CLOTHS
COTTONS :" NAPKINS
TOWELLlkGS BLANKETS, every kind
DIAPERS FLANNELS,
HUGH ABACn LINSEY, &C. sc.
Bleach-i COTTONS
Aud - the above sale will he added rich arrav
Of black aud c0lored plain add figured silks and
silk Robes, If the most modern styles and shades
to be closed out during this and the ensuing month
At far less than the cost of importation, i'll many
An early call ID requested: 80,
JalS--i2t L. X. PkICE 10.
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By Larus 4 Shine.
MIGHT SALES-We will

NJ IUHI DhLEo.-Ne VIII commence
i our NIGHT SALES THIS EVENING, at
o'clock, ola large and varied stock Of STAPLE and
Fancy Goods Also, splendid collection Of Watches
and Jewelry, Just received from an establishment
declining business. The stock Is all fresh and des-
rable. The city aud country trade would nnd Il ~
their advantage to attend these sales the eutiro
stock must be closed out as speedily ~ possible
LARUS 4 eHINE, Aucts..
ia Its "a Main street.
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At MEADE & BAKERS New Drug
n Store may be found
MEDICINE CIIESTS of all Sizes for Families
Farmers, Phi ysicians and Travellers: PHYSICIANS
SADDLE BAGS; SUPPORTERS; TRUSSEs; ELIAS
TIC STOCKINGS; SHOULDER BRACES; SUR
GEON'S BANDAGES; SURGICAL lNSTku-
MENTS and APPLIANCES; all RARE CHEHl-
GALS and PHI PREPARATIONS
FINE TOILET SOAPS; LUBIN'S EXTRACTS, for
the handkerchief fresh and reliable DRUGS and
MEDICINES; and everything in the drug line.
MEADE BAKER. Apothecaries, &c,
ls6 N. W. cor. Main and 10Th SITS,
Richmond Va
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DISSOLUTION.-Th copartnership of
solved by mutual consent The senior partner will
proceed settle up the business of the with
as little delay possible Each partner will use the
name Of the concern, In uidation alone.
JOSEPH I. MORTON,
JAS. NJ. ARMSTEADi
JOSEPH BLANT0N:
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x<a. pn. JOHN d. wALrHALL, Homo,
s1,s- pnINCIrE CI0ARs. PRINCIrl
cs9,r~ LANpRETR' Nav CRoP
Gan ntsAr JtIs,
sns-HAIn CuTTINa.-lo the Citizen

All ,aFiat lies for sale by - -
JOHN w. GARLlCK
Druggist aud Apothecary,
81, Market Place, Rrankltu Street.
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HAVING BOUGHT C. HARTwEL's

L stock OF goods at great sacrifice we offer most
extraordinary Inducements TO our friends and the
public during the next thirty days. to buy such
goods will soon be in active demand
N.B.-All the varieties of staple and housekeeping
goods will be added TO the stock and full assort
ment regularly kept. SWORDS THAW.
fe No. lis Broad st.
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T CORDIALLY RECOMMEND the new
firm of SWORDS l. THAW to my old customers
and friends.
fel G. HARTWELL.
O-PARTNERSHIP.- undersigned
~ have this day forme q co-partnership, under
the style and firm of N0RVELL NAGGONER,
for the purpose of conducting the Wholesale Groce-
~ and Commission Business, in all its branches
By promptness and fidelity to the interests Of our
customers, we hope to merit liberal share OF pat
ronage EDWARD NnRNELL.
Late with II W Fry & &c,
JAS WAGGQNER,
Late with Harvey Aru,5tead,
Warehouse corner Pearl and Cary streets.
RIGHMoSp, Feb lst ISIS. fel-iT
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-JAS.
~ 8. KENT has formed a CO-PARTNERSHIP,
commencing at this date, with
GINTER & ALVEY,
for the purpose of conducting aGESERAL IMPORT
ING and JOBBING BUSINESS, under the firm and
style Of
GINTER, KENT & ALVEY,
and have taken the store, corner ot MAN and HI
streets LEWIS GINTER.
JAMkS 8. KENT,
JOHN T. ALVEY.
IL. 4. - - Inn
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COMPREHENSIVE undersigned
Sbave this day formed Copartnership under the
style and firm of HILL 4 NORFLEET, for the pur-
pose of conducting u EN ERAL COMMISSION AND
FORW ARDING BUSINESS in this city, and will be
pleased TO their friends and acquane ances III
any branch of their business
Office, shockoe Slip, Richmond Va. Jan, st 1858.
VIM. l.. HILL,
Formerly of Caswell, n. O.,
n. M NORFLEET,
ia 5-lm Formerly OF Caswell, N. u.
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90 iUhom il map Concern.
Dour6 an0 Rccms.

A PRIVATE family without children wish t0
n LET nicely FURNISHED FRONT ROOM on sseond
foor, with full partial Board gss BAH, &c. lnGle ., No.
609 Houston, st., Broadway. %
DOARD in BROOkLYN.-Ihe entire seeOD<1
lDf teom prising and small
Of house in BokyD ssantly situated and COB a,en. o.
nom We.t snd FULTON Pcuies Two families
persons preferred References exchanged Apply st No. ~
lisngsoBst.
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~ TUp TTUtryNOTg

Lessee ard Sole B. Urm.n
Ss Si .e C. Sens a5as and n 3
The public respectfully rmed that the scale Of increased
he Hsutno Ss win BE- SesfIsn s7sH 10 on e'0 ana every
Prices OF ADMISSION on 1nG "HrsUrsors" NIGHTS; =.
Admi'sioD to the PaIqaet, PGque Circle and Baeory
Kss1ye$ K Ss' 80 cent! esi, Private PFss}s ts.
NO1ICE-In consequence ot the reheIas for IHE hU-
ouESoTs Ss', MHbsR M :. no ! until a next Monday
Frt night Of Mey b-er. Opers, in five acts Of
TIL l. III L G f. n o r s.
@ new Ard spF1spTs .c'Dey sD.Gd Sy Ae csyG & .ha 10
by cosamer Of the Grand Opera aud The rest have
e,y cOrspond to the epoch III which the sc'ion takes Place
4 jhV'CT CHoRrs Of ONE HUNDRED-oRcHEsTRA Of SIXTY.
La GRGNGE D'ANGRI sIEDENBuRG.
TIBFRINI, GASsfER TAFANELLI hOGG0i
PIKANEsER BETTER oFHRLElN, DUBREUIL snd
who viii ns the mos. 4Sdan 4 s't q Marcel
Which, Jointly with that Of Bertism, in Robert e Dab's
'0n11ss bfTIIfb IL 'sSN sTN6Fss @ OF rr IN Scene
Act Of A he Hc% Count Dio Seye.Fy sny
psseEey GTs,.. Sg p gnr m The s~n p t6 Sixteenth
Act "a magnificent scene, repes.n,inr t.e pleasure
,oupds Of the Castle of sea, Of Marguerite
de Naos-Lsdes Of the Count with new dresses
the dance-A Catholic marriage OF Valentine
Hosgeno soldiers clergy monks sdents Bohemsns Cs,hcs
bos on the S,ine-As OF the Queen aud Suite horseback
scene by M princpaI artists aud chorus Of 800 the largest that
has appe arcd on any stage in Europe or Ann. ics
skirts of PsrAer which full view Of the Cathedral Of Notre
and sIeet-al windows Illuminated ration
Valentine, who Protestant the emeueSt BsIhoo
NEVIS night Massacre OF the PrDtestsnts
The mise Robert j. Disbe' and Don Giovanni
have pronounced the perfect witnessed this
country The director tined give the p.b approximate
idea of should be mounted" but after al he hss
done be In every house @ respect
able standing With respect the HuguenJt" however he
prepares the public far grester ghts mise fully
splendid imposing aay Of choral and Instrumental
attention the seemingly smallest items Of detail
fully close and nne be found only at that most cee
braied eftablshnent, the Imperial Opera in Paris.
SEATS for THE HUGUENOTS ON MONDAY
~ PARTICULAR NOTICE.--The SALE Of SEATS begins
THIS MORNING eisely Before that hour not single
ticket will be sold money taken Mr. ULLMAN pledges
himself for hsempoyees that this rule will b. strictly adheredto
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US the etposure the niqes OF the Roman Catholic Church
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2 That saving faith 10 70 believe in Him.
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FRIDAY, MARCH S, 1858.

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JUsr PUBtIsHED-THE SIXTH EDITION
THE CASE OF DRED SCOTT: CONDENSED
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CONTENTS:
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H. THE JUDGMENT, ~ rendered BY ChiefJu'sce fSney,
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pue;
LII. TIE SUBSTANCE AND VARYING POINTS Of ~
wholly partially eoncurrins Opinions and Points =
Justices Wsyre, Nelson, Grer, Daniel, Campbell s.s
CstTon;
~. THE SUBSTANCE AND POINTS q Justice lsoIen'
dissenting Opinion;
" THE DISSENTING OPINION In fall, H resdssed BY
Justice Curtis;
W. AN ANALYSIS OF THE POINTS RULED, md the
Opinions delivered
VII. THE REPORT AND RESOLVES Win reference to
this Decision Of the Legislature OF Newfort
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vI'O LET-SECOND STORY and BACK BASE
j kFNT Of No Rstlunest l,ss hot and cold Bob
Range s1d Gss. Inquire Of W. ROWLAND No. ~ BsJaS
wsy, and IA tbe promises.
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Now Ready:
THE TRIB NE A L NJ A N A c
YOR 1855.

contains IL addition 10 the usual calendar Passs and Afro
ncrnica Matter:
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES, FL
eeuiive ard Judicial
A CLASSIFIED LIST OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
UNITED STATES SENATE.
LIST OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, Po-
bt!cAy classified.
AN ABSTRACT OF ALL THE IMPORTANT LAWS
passed at the Second Session Of the XXXIyth Congress-
BRIEF SKETCH OF THE OUTBREAK AGAINST
ENGLISH RUE IN INDIA.
BILL yOR THE RELiEF OF KANSAS treHeahns the
Bogus Laws &c which passed the House and defeated In
the Senate with the vote thereon.
SKETCH OF PROCEEDINGS IN KANSAS during he
pat year.
CONCISE ABSTRACT OF THE DRED SCOTT DE-
CIsION.
SKETCH or MINNESOTA
SKETCH OF OREGON.
THE THREE NATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
AnsnIcAS and pied In 1885, complete.
LIST OF STATES, CAPITALS GoyERNORS with
their sslae Times Of Meetings, Holding of GENERAL
ELECTION RETURNS from al the sss,.. which held een
eral Elections during the 1887 BY Counties CONFESSIONS
Dcs States carefully compared with previous Elections,
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LARGE Coalition MEETING AT BUFFALO,
The city of Buffalo seems to have taken the
lead in an attempt at coalition between par
ties opposed to the present Administration.
A meeting was held there last evening at
St. James Hall, building said to hold three
thousand persons, which was crowded to
the utmost capacity, while hundreds re-
manned outside unable to obtain admission.
On motion of Hon. Albert Sawin, formerly
Wing District Attorney, Joseph Stringham,
ESQ.,, Democratic Republican, was called
to the Chair, who pointed out the necessity
of combined opposition to the present sec
tional Administration and to the party which
supports it, and said that the present move
ment was designed to initiate such comb.
nation. On motion Of Mr.. Dorsheimer, late
Democratic Postmaster at Buffalo, Vice
Presidents from each ward in the city and
town in the county were nominated, repre-
senting Wings, Americans, Democrats and
Republicans. The Secretaries also repre-
sented the various parties to the coalition.
A committee on resolutions having been
appointed, the Hon. Solomon G. Haven adj
dressed the meeting, and was cordially and
enthusiastically received. The other speak
ers were Hon. Benjamin WEIGH, Jr, A. M.
Clapp, Hon. James o. Putnam and Mr.. Dor
sheimer. A series of resolutions were also
presented and unanimously adopted. We
shall recur to the speeches and resolutions
when the report of them reaches us. At
present we have only a telegraphic report of
the meeting, which is described as an Zen
tire success.''-N. Y. Com. Adv.