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rHLHoHAPHIC NEWS.
sEpoRrED FOR THE DAILY DIsPArcH.
ruRrHER nv THE ARABIA


NEW YoRE, Feb. S.-The English coast had been
visited by heavy gales. No damage to American
shipping reported. .
The marriage festivities Of the Princess Royal,
which were in progress absorbed the attention Oh
the people. F&
The crew Of the steamer Tweedside, from New
Orleans. had arrived In Liverpool.
Gen. Uavelock's son bad been created Baronet,
and his widow declared to be entitled 20 all the
honors she would have enjoyed had be lived
Charles Walton 4 Son, ship owners OF LONDON,
and Clarke, Hummer Co.. had failed the hrst
for $4,000. and the latter Tor 100000.
1t was said that France had offered acompromlse
on the PriBcipaiities question.
Spain takes no part in the Cochin China affair.
The Bank of Belgium bad reduced its rates oil
discount to four and four and half per cent.
Accounts had reached Paris Of the landing Of
200 partizsns of Mazziui Mt AncoDa, who attempt
ed to surprise the Austrian garrison there, but
We're defeated. Many of them were killed or Ia
ken prisoners.
The Porte was about to concentrate more troops
in the Danube on account of the agitation caused
by the project of emancpating the serfs OF Russia,
among the Christians of Turkey.
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BANK Reform IN MAssAcHUsETTs.-Ibeco committee
on banks in the massachusetts, Senate has made
an able report on banking and currency. The re-
medy for existing evils recommended by the CON-
mittee Is the enactment Of bill appended to their
report, to prohibit the circulation of bank notes OF
smaller denomination than five dollars, aud to
require the banks to have in specie oue-fifth OF
the aggregate amount of their circulation and de
a6sii
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Maunt Vernon.

We learn from the Enqarer that the gallant
champion OF the Mount Vernon cause, Mr.. Dawson
Of Georgia whose eloquent address on the "origin,
purposes and claims Of the Mount Vernon Associa-
tion," has awakened great enthusiasm at the
South, has autographed that he will be in Rich
moud on Tuesday today and will deliver his dis
course on Wednesday, February, 10th. Probably
the Metropolitan Hall viii be engaged by the la
dies for the occasion. Ills powers as an orator bis
patriotism, and the cause he advocates, must CON-
maad for him q warm welcome In Virginia.
The Enquirer also informs Us that the Hon Da
yid Paul Brown has accepted the appointment OF
Knight of Mount Vernon for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Iy rendered him by the Southern Matrop.
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MEETING OF OPPOSITION DEMOCRATS

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. sth.-A meeting of the oppo-
sition Democrats was held tonight. The preamble
refers to the Kansas Nebraska act and Cincinnati
Platform, as embracing the principles of popular
sovereignty, an honest obedience TO which will do
pend entirely on the perpetuity Of the Republic.
and the happiness of the people.
The resolutions declare that the whole Democra
cy of Philadelphia have undated confidence in
President Buchanan They dissent from his Kan
sas policy, and call on their immediate Represeu-
tatives in Congress TO oppose the Lecompton
fraud
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DRcEAsKD.-Mr. T. l.. Jones, a native Of Rich
mond, Virginia, died suddenly In New Orleans on
sunday night, the 3lst ult, from appoplexy. Some
months since he lost 100000 In negotiable notes,
which were recovered q few days ago. and the
Pieayune believes that the excasses he INDUCED In
after finding his property led to the attack which
Terminated In death.
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WHY WAS PHARoAH's DAUGHTER LIKE A BROKER d!
Because she got little prophet from the PUSHES on
the banksi'
The above Is a pretty good c0nundrum, but II is
not as good the fact that the more rushes there
are upon the banks of 8. SWAN Cos legalized lot
teries at Augusta Ca the more profit TO the
parties making the rush. We anticipate for the
next drawing rush from all parts of the Union for
chance of the profits in the magnificent prize If
$4,000 The investment OF $40 will entitle the pur
chaser to n whole ticket; while or ~ will give the
holder an opportunity of gathering up the hondsomr
Title profit of b 600 or 30 600 dollars.
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MORTALITY SrAFIsrIcs.-FrUm the annual report
of the City Register Of Charleston, S. c.. we learn
that the total number of deaths In that city in the
year 1867 was 1887, Of which 496 were white per-
sons and TAI negroes OF the whole number, s97
we're natives Of Charleston, 1888 natives Of the Uni
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New Publication.

Biography of Elisha Kent Kate: BY Vim. Elder
A handsome edition of this biography has been
published by ChiIds 4 Peterson, Philadelphia. We
need say nothing of the merits of the iinstrious
subject OF this work. His Arctic Explorations,
and his carly and lamented death, have embalmed
him In the admiration and love of his country
men, We have not had leisure to examine the
biography, but its table Of contents presents the
promise of rich repast. The agents for the sale
OF the work are now In the city.
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DESTRUCTIVE fInE IN NEW ORLEAKs.--On Sunday
morning, the 3ist nit, the Magazine street mar
bet, In New Orleans, was consumed by fire, &c.
gether with the following buildings:
Robinson's dry go3ds store-stock valued at
46,oo0--insured for "a 500; coffee house kept by
j. Haas; J. Honman's dry goods store on St. Mary
street-steck insured for t5 900; grocery Kept by
J. Michel-stock small; house partly occupied
by shoemaker named Deindorf, and the remain.
r. der by miiliner named Mrs. jackson; a grocery
kept BY Y. Michel valued at $4,000. Eight tene-
ments known as Hastings How, occupied by A
Olive. cigarmaker; John Brandsnberg, tinsinitb
N. Goddu, confeetioner; Mrs. Vaux, dry goods
dealer; J. HAM. crockery seller; Mrs.. Jepning
miiiiner; and Mrs. Hopkins, miliiner. The row
was insured BY the owner. One woman and two
children were SAVED through tho exertions Of
young man named Strauss
The total loss BY this fire IL estimated ut $50 00o
Fni IN kDkrTor, N. CA large Are occurred In
Edsnson ON Tuesday night last. A little after 0
o'clock on thst evening negro woman emptted a
seattie Of ashes near the kitchen Of Edmond
wnght, 1g, collector, which, owing to a high
wind blowing 1t that time, were famed isfo .
hAns aad Get ATs TO the kitchen. The flames then
scommunicstsd 70 ths collectors once and then
sprsad rapidly uotil sboat 80 dwellings, aud out
loases wers consumed. The property destroyed
wss 10 the besrt Of the business part Of the town
asd the loss isestimated ut about $40 600 on which
thsFe wss between $4,000 aud $4,000 insured
The principal sufferers were Msssrs q. I, Bond 4
Son, no fnsurAnce; ". o. Wood. tasursd for 5000;
W. = Bond, whole stock, loss $500 over Insurance;
ess Avsllng; Jno. Hall, one dwelling, loss 600
Gswysr, Bro. 4 Co, fully Insured; heirs Of Alex.
ObeshiSe, two dweliipgu not insured; WIN. Bad |
AAD. oss dwsiIjng, Warner House, owned BY |
Boekevsr 1 Hathaway, no Insurance. Two houses |
. !. blows 70 with gaopo.d.r 10 order @ stop
res commssieatsd aesQsas wide eEssts- Ne3a1
+
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vEro eusrAISEp.-The Supreme Court Of Illinois
,as decided In favor Of the legality Of Gov. Bis.
sells veto Of the superintendent BILL last winter.
lie FIRST signed the bill, but afterwards vetoed 1t.
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THEArRE-The thrilling French drama, "Eus-
tache, the Condemned" which was received with
such marked appreciation last night, will be re-
pested tonight, with that divertins production
entitled "Sarah's Young Man."
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THEATRICAL 0sDrT.-Mr. Edwin Booth common
ees an engagement at the Richmond theatre on the
23d inst. lie will be sustained by Miss Mary Dew
lin, who, for the time, exchanges places with Mrs
]. D. Phillips.
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Richmond Markets, Feb. =.
There is no change in The market today.

H9- AMBRoTYPEs Is CENTS by Tyler Co, better
than their rivals charge $l50. To it demon
srated step into the Steam Picture Depot, l39 Main
street, where p Artists are employed, making at the
rate OF 500 Portraits daily All the various sizes and
styles taken, including Photographs. colored in
grease and oil. 1879 Main street.
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DEATH PROM STRANGULATIoN-Mr. Henry Coats
died suddenly in Griffin, Ga, on the Goth ult, in
very remarkable manner. He had gone into n
small grocery store, and while engaged in eating,
undertook to swallow piece of beet too large for
the capacity of his throat, and choked to death
before medical assistance could be rendered
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DEATH OF A LAwYBR.-Frederick A. schley. Esq,
highly esteemed a. useful man and an able law
yer, died at his residence in Frederick, Nd, on
Friday last.
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NOrIhcrn Markets.

NV YORK, February 6.-Flonr dull; Wheat on
ct; Corn buOyant, and the market uns titled: whi
6;(@67 cents, yellow 646l67 cents.
stocks firmer, Virginia 6's 9Ils.
BALTIMORE February S.-Flour-Howard stree
S. 50 Wheat steady, at SI6G 05 for red and 81 Ind
10 for white; Coru-w bite 5e953 cents, yellow 5Ia
So cents
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AcKsowLEpeNEsr.-Wea are under obligations to
Purser Jack Smith, Of the Jamestown. for Norfolk
papers Of yesterday, nearly twelve hours In ad-
vance of the mail.
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aoRNCY IN NORFOLK.

wv. n. poeTHR, ESQ, 10 the Agent for the DAILY
DneAsos in Norfoik. the circulation o. the paper
there having increased 10 an extent demandinR par
soaai attention 10 lie disribnt'on the coiccaon OF
ds.s~ m
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Loss or SfEAMER.-The steamer Sunbeam sunk
In Red River, La, on the 9Th inst. No lives were
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP jamestown, PARRISH
muster, from New York:
Mrs Dryer and children. R W Mendell, Do
navan, Miss Va Terry. Y T Cavauagh, Lieet A J
strad U N. D Edmond John Ma ber. Geo Palmer
A Gardner NJ Ferry, A Foster, Leland, 81 Sar
tionrins, Kahen, J Harrington, ] w Sharrett
G Jarvis. ] Phillips. Samuel Stuart, III C Parm-
". Geo Merserean. Jas Allen, VIM Tyler. Hess.
W Griffith, and SO seamen for the steam trigate
Colorado: also, ~ in steerage
Also from Norfolk
Or MekenBy. Vim Fitchett, Boomer Lewis
Carr. j Williams and servants, Pat Gwinn ?
Carpenter. I'd 0rauier. w II Foster. fl Seymour
Capt Corprew. G d Cook, C Garrison.
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nag NorIcE.-I most respectfully in
form, my friends and customers, that am now ell
gagged with Messrs Dudley Johnston, l4b Eagle
Square whore shall be most happy 10 see them.
10 9-dIw THOS III ROBERTS.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Richmond, Feb. S-Hi9a Water 1914 o'c

ARRIVED,
Steamer jamestown, Parrish, Nav York, mdse
and pass, Ludlan 4 Watson.
Steamer Belvidere, Keene, Baltimore mdss. and
pass LudlaIn Il Watson.
Schooner Lynchburg, Harris, New York, mdse
D. 4 w. Currie.
Schooner Andrew Armstrong, Cannon, James
river, corr, Sterns ThuIster.
Schooner Henrietta, Booth, James river, lumber
Jas. Winston.
Schooner VIM Jones, Warren, Eastern Shore oats,
TO Captain
Schooner Native, Samson, James river. wheat.
Haxall &Co.
SAILED,
schooner Five Boys, Haines, Baltimore, potatoes,
w. ID Colguitt h Go.
Schooner J. L. Lofand, Nichols, for Fredericks-
burg, and Jamestown. Latourette, for City Point
cleared ut New York on the 9th inst.
Schooner VIM Woodbury., Higgins, Rockland, for
Richmond, arrived at Holmes Hole on the 5th inst
Schooner Baltimore. Phillips, for Richmond, clear
ed at Baltimore on the 9Th inst.
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EEH. Tbs MANAGERS of the COLOMBIA
ton Society of Virginia are requested 20 meet at
o'clock TO-DAY at the Office OF the President Of the
lanes River Com pauy 70 9-ltf
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MORE DISTURBANCES IN KANSAS.

ST. Louis, February S.--The Westport CORES
pondent of the St. Louis Republican says the dis
turbances at Fort Scott have been renewed. and
requisition is made for troops TO proceed thither
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MUSIC.-The ARMORY BANI

xhlx respectfully announce 10 the public that they
Pc are now prepared to furnish the latest and
best MUSIC Of the day for BALLS. PARTIES. &c.
Mr. f. LOEBMAN, the well known and popular
Violinist having become member of the ARMORY
BAND, they feel confident that their STRING
BAND will be second to none in the city. TIE
figures will be called by MIR. J. VI. MELTON
JAMES II. SMITH
p. s.-Auy number of instruments furnished, from
two to ten. ia l4-lms
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DUMPS-PUMPS.-W have this day
entered into Co partnership. and call the after
ton OF those in want to sample Of the old style
LOG PUMP, which has been in for hundreds oil
years, and proves the best Pump used. We are
proved style, which warrant to give satisfac-
ton Shop on Wesiham Plank Road, half a mile
tom Richmond. AlloTdeTs from the country pron,p
ly attended to SUTER Il Cosby
ia2-fi6m
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VALENTI MES!
Val. ntines for young and old,
Valentines for girls with gold.
Valentines as sweet rs honey,
Valentines grave, gay ana funny.
Valentines for lovers stupid,
Valentines inscribed BY Cupid.
Valentines for all professions,
Valentines with sweet confessions,
Valentines with rare devices,
Valentines at cheapest prices,
Valentines superbIy panied.
talentines illuminated.
Valentines i'm EVERY style,
Vailed In colors, versatile.
May be had at SNIrH's. the shrine
OF Loves saint. St. Valentine.
HEARTS succumb without Tesistances
To strong love, tn SMITHS assistance
Every BODY supplied by l. LtMiTH.
News Dealer, Main street,
fee-3t second door above the Custom House.
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pE The regular monthly meeting of
the YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASS0OT ALTON.
viii be held on this EVENING at ~ o'clock, in
their Hall in Goddin's Building. An EssaY will be
read by 2 b Price, ESQ.
IeH-lt y II LEE, kec sec Y.
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Ias~ DUDLEY s. Co, Importers and
Wholesale Dealers in Choice WINEs Fine BRAN
DIES. Old WHISKY, and CIGARS, No. 70 Main
street fe a
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neA. SPECIAL NoTICE.-We have on
hand several sets OF Furs. which will sell below
coat. LADIES' BAZAAR.
fe 5-iw No. a6 Broad street.
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NY NoTICE.-I ask attention to the
sale Of thu Law Library of the late Robert c. Stan
ard to take place at my store No. $50 Main street.
THIS AFTERNOON, at o'clock. Catalogues now
ready. HENRY W QUARLES,
fo9-ft AuCtiOneef,
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Oliver r. Baldwin, Esq, OF Richmond, has bean
|estartag before large audiences n LynchbgTg.
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NEW PERIODICAL AND
IN NEWS ENJOY,

One Door BeEo,o Broad Street Hotel
The undersigned begs leave to announce to the
pnblic that he has opened PERIODICAL, NEWS
ana VALENTINE STORE, and that he will keep
very large assortment of both Comic and Fancy
VALENTINES which he will sell as low if not
lower, than any ether house in the city.
Also, PENS. INKS, PAPER, NOVELS &c. &C.
Don't forget the place.
H. SOLOMON,
One door below Broad street Hotel.
A New NOVEL by the author of Dead Secret"
entitled
HIDE & SEEK"-Price 30 cents
fa II
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~ITIZENs AND STRANGERS IN THE

- CITY. -sILRS, SIBKS-A rare chance for the |
Ladies to be supplied with silk Dresses. at about |
half the usual value. CUA'S A. GWATKIS, oppo- |
site Exchange Bank iavtes attention TO some great
bargains in this line: Plain BLACK Silks cnored |
figured Silks; round Silks FiOunced silk Robes:
elegant Flnuuceh Silks for parties. Also alarge lot
fast coore1 Calicoes at ca cts large lot u and rs
brown Sheetings at Ga cents.
CA GWATKTN
teS Opposite Exchange Bank
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NOTICE.-I hereby appoint aud consti-
l. tate, Mrs. A. L. LOCKWOOD, nv agent IN
transact and carry retail Grocery bushes. in TIE
city of Richmond O. W. LOCKWO
January 2Ist, IS5S-ia 22-IM
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RY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

RI 1 NE UVF ENNOh OF NIhUINIh,
ton has been received from Judge William leigh
tending his resignation the Judge Of the 81 Cir.
cnt to take effect the first day Of February next
tive; and IL also appearing by communications FROM
the Judge. and from the clerks of the in said
circuit, that il is important that the Spring Of
said courts should he held: therefore, in conformity
10 law. the Sheriffs of the countes Of CHAMBERLAIN
Buckingham, Appomattox. Campbell, Prince I'd
ward. Charlotte and Halifax, and the Sergeant II
the city Of Lynchburg, hereby required 10
election for Judge Of said Circuit TO be- hed on
the first day Of March next at the places preset
by law.
49, Given under my hand a. Governor. ami
SEAL under the seal of the Commonwealth al
IT, Richmond, this 10Th day of January ~.
and in the SD year If the Commonwealth.
HENRY A. WISE.
By the Governor:
GeoRGE ". MuspoRp. sec'y Of the con'th.
Ia ~ swtde
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me- DR.. JOHN KNOX, late of Orange
county, Office Metropolitan Hall, residence
of 25th aud Clay streets.
Refers to Rev. r. J. Willis. J. NJ. Conrad and Pey-
ton Johnston, Richmond: b. J. Barbour and James
II Newman, Orange: Hons. Judge X. IL. Field.
shelton y. Leake, Thomas n. WEIGH Senator from
Orange. Madison. &c. and John Ii. Lee, Delegate of
Orange aud Greene. fe 5-dlm
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Thousands Of testimonials from the United States.
and also from Royalty, Nobility, and medical m-u
Rooms Nos. ~ and ~ American Hotel FOX A
FEW DAYS ONLY. feI-ims
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N.Y. New Goops --BREEDgS, Fox q
Co have received this day per Jamestown. the FOL
lovju tIepis pure based in New York last week, at
nric,s which they think will appear very cheap:
2 cases IRISH LINENS
Isayadere Colored SILKS
Black Hay adere do
Plain Black do
s;dr-strire Cold do
Reauriful assortment 81 EMRROfDBRlks
Iugene extension SKIRTS
New style CIIALLIB DkLAINhs
Do French spriug MOUSELiNks
Sida-stripe Mouseine ROBES
Light English PRINTS In great variety
New Spring RIBBONS
white and Colorrd MARsErLLEs. for Sacques
RIark RijNBAZfNE and Tamrse Cloth
Nav style Scolp'd Marseiiles SKIRTS
Embroidered Pocket lldkss, very cheap
ingram and 3ply CARPETfNd, new patterns
with n full stock Of housekeeping and plantation
Go.,i. ali 81 which they will fer at very reduced
prices. BkEEDEN. r a,1 800.
f. y--d6t Eb ofo"a os'
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D6yFoR SALE-A small stock of Gao
CERES, suitable far retail trade, together with
q House, which will be rented at a small rent to a
good tenant. Any person desirous Of purchasing.
can receive any Information by applying at this Of
fee. fa It's
l6" BURNING FLUID.-A No. article.
Price IS cents CASH. per gallon.
JOHN W. GARLICK. Druggist and
fe2 Apothtcary, Market Place. franklin ST,
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fe9 christian L LATHROP.

| CLOSING OUT WINTER STOCK
~ Keeping at all times the largest and best stock
| 81 nne Clothing and Gentemen's Furnishing
foods to be found in the State il is necessary that
| near the close Of season we should. by reducing
prices, close out the heavy stock IA store; and to
| THIS eDd. we are Offering unequalled induce
Inents IN all kinds Of heavy Winter Clothing. Now
Ia the II ne and 1902 Main street the place for bar
| gains. KEEN BALDWIN co
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pOTAToEs-. DEMONSTRATORS.

IVUIhIUEO-'TU TAIUES--FUTATUES
Farmers that want pure genuine Potatoes for
planting will please call at the Office OF tUbLAM
WATSON. or Gu board the schooner John X
Price. close by the Oyster msrket. where they
be- accommodated with both large and mall ones.
on board that vessel. Why, they are selling jersey
White Mercer Potatoes. Why, only look. they are
Eaa-dln#
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Or. r. II LYME still continues to act as general
agent, in the closing and collecting of claims hiring
out negroes and selling of real and pertonal estate
out VI the city of Richmond Office at United States
Hotel. fe q-3t
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"A WANTED ONE HUNDRED
YOUNG MEN for the UNITED STATES
1W MOUNTED SERVICE, toserve in Kansas
~ Nebraska, California, Texas and New Msx.
leo. Pay from sl2 to $22 per month. Horses accou.
trements clothing. food and medical attendance fur.
Hished free of charge.
For further information, apply at the Rendezyoua,
Franklin street. opposite Metropolitan Hall, Rich.
nond, Va b. III. ROBERTSON
LIST Lieutenant I'd Dragoens
oc H--dts Recruiting Officer.
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rnrth.r roreisn News.

a ;.
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DORK FOR SALE.-Persons in want
of Ohio col n.fed hogs. weighing from l25 to 200
lbs. can supply themselves at s. per hundred, by
applying to SAMUEL JOHNSON,
At Valentine Hickler's stall,
fa 1ehA N NJ
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TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
in pilfering the Wood and Timber upon INV tTart Of
LAM. lyingin Ilenricn county. aAoiniug the lands
OF Mossrs DckeDr1r. John Poo aud others here
viii give me such information will enable me 10
nring the guilty persons. or any Of them under
the punishment Of the law. II the informing party
be- Sheriff. Constable or other officers OF instce
viii pay him Twenty five Dollars.
fe a-Tu6Pft n READ
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A DAMANTINE CANDLES 800 whole
\ and half boxes-vsry superior anality, for sais
by =. u. sklNKER . CO...
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Er0R HIRE.-Two women, accustomed
II TO Washing ard Ironing, and general House
work. Apply TO X. cAufifORN.
"a A.
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POSITIVELY TO CLOSE IN THIRTY

DAYS.-We shall continue TO sell off the ba-
lance OF our stock of DRY GOODS for a0days only
al a great reduction on prime cost. for cash. You
Ielnyiied 10 call eafiya great saving will be made
- Bieached shirtings at ca cts; 500 yards Plaid
aihghams AZ OIL worth q cts; Dress SILKS; Rich De-
aines and Falentias, without regard to cost
w PERKINS h CO.
Ie Espta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-09

RALDNESS will be prevented by using
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