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rnLHaHAPHIC Nnws.
pIMopFp uogTILY MEETING.

.wAsHrx0roS, Feb. q .--Rumors have been current
Ill aay 81 hostile Meeting between HenJ B. Clay,
of Kentucky aud Gen Cuilom, of Tennessee, IN
which the lattor was killed; but il is believed a.
urosent that no meeting has taken place. Both
parties have left the city, and their friends are
negotiating for an amicable adjustment, with
but little chance Of success.
II Ia believed that the War Department will In
terfere and that Gen. Harvey and Col. Sumner
will be authorized to prevent q duel.
Nothing has been developed with regard to Mes.
srs Rhind aud Boutwell,.
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A W OSBORNE
sA. WAsHrNGroN-"FIBsr IN Wan

kSxAus W FEhoI ~ WAX,
FiRsr IN PEACE, AND FIRST IN THE HAIRS OF HIS
COUSTRTMES. All who visit Richmond on the 2Ai
OF February, to witness the grand spectacle Of the
Inauguration OF the Washington Statue, should not
fail to visit the new Photograph and Fine Art Gal
lery of q W MINIS. To witness the wonderful pro
gress of the Photographic Art conducted at this
hGely arranged establishment And 10 those who
may wish 20 obtain OF themselves friends sume-
thing really beautiful and hle-like a likeness
should not fail to secpre one Of the Ambrutypes OF
Photographs made AT MINIS GALLERY. He is pre-
pared to accommodate all who wish fine pistnrss;
and his assortment of Frames. Cases. Lockots Pins
Sc, in which to have them placed. IL large and va
ried. His gallery is on Main street, opposite the
new Custom House, and free 10 visitors whether they
wish pictures not.
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THE NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

TRENTON Feb 1S.-At joint meeting OF the Leg
isature, the following officers were elected: X
NJ Smith, State Treasurer; Il. P. Stoll, State Pris
on Keeper {; Henry billiard and Isaac Woolstor
Directors of the Joint Stock Companies. All the
officers Democrats.
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ARREST OF A NOTORIOUS BURGLAR AT BAL
TIMORE

BALTIMORE. Feb. GA notorious burglar, Cap
tain Green alias James Gallagher, arrested last
night while engaged in robbing the warehouse Of
?. Sau.wein & Son, of over $500 in coin. The
money was found in his possession.
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The DaY.

The celebration here TO-DAY will be the grandest
that ever occurred in the State. The occasion is
worthy of the demonstration. In the Dispatch
will be found several papers appropriate to the
occasion, especially the Farewell ADDRESS OF
WASHINGTON TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES
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NOTICE

To LADIES AND GEETLEaAS-I am now prepared to
furnish you with Boots and Shoes Of the very best
quality and of the latest STYLE and Mt as fair price
as such goods can be had any house in the United
States. ALEX. HILL Importer and
Manufacturer of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Boots and Shoes No. l27 Main street.
f. Richmond Va
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Patent Spurs.

The best improvement yet made In the spur, is
that patented recently by JAMES 8. EwBANK, Of
New York. We saw yesterday an elegant pair of
these spurs, intended for present to GOVERNOR
Wise. They have not yet been introduced here.
A sample Of them may be seen q, the Dispatch
counting room.
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BN- We invite attention to the appropriate
card of his honor, the MAYOR and trust that it
will be heartily responded to by the citizens 1t
Is only by the preservation of order that the CON-
fort of all can be promoted, and the best effect 81
ven to the ceremonies Of the day.
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MARR1rD

On Wednesday evening 10th inst, ut Leigh street
Baptist Church, by the Rev. Mr. willis. Mr. w
sATEHWIIITE. formerly OF Alexandria. Va Ia
Miss AMANDA B FOX second daughter OF n. d.
Fox, Esd OF Henrico county, Va.
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ARRIyALoPTH BLACK WARRIOR,

NEW YORK, Feb. 21.--The steamer Black Warrior
has arrived, with later dates from Havana. Sena-
ter Henderson, of Texas, who Is much improved in
health, is passenger.
Two cargoes of negroes had been landed in Cuba.
The American ships Challenge and Kate Hooper
had arrived at havana with twelve hundred Coolies.
Three hundred died on the passage.
The Spanish fleet had all returned.
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SAILED.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ny DR.. JOHN Kyox late 80

az Dr.. JOHN KNOX, late Of Orange
Of 25th and Clay streets "''
Refers TO Rev. y. J. Willis, j. NJ. Conrad and Paw.
ton Johnston, Richmond; d. j. Barbour and Jnmes
y: Newman, Orange; Hons. Judge X. m Field
shelton y. Leake, Thomas n. WEIGH senator from
Orange Madison, &c, and John II. Lee Delegate OF
Orange and Greene. ~ Ain
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WEATHER EEP0RTS

New YORK. Feb. 90 M.--Phe snow storm still con-
tinues None of the several steamers left here last
night, aud the Stonington boat only arrived this
morning.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20, M.-The snow storm still
continues
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20. M.-Thermometer 32o Z.
Wind northwest. Weather cloudy, but stopped
showing.
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HSYn WAsHINGrnNs CAN

Ely WARRINGTON CANE AND Spy
GLLss-On the invitation of the ladies Of the Mount
Vernon Association. EDWARD EVERETT, Esq, will de-
liver his Grafton on Washington, ON Tuesday
morning, February 23d ia the Theatre, which Hessrs
knnkle Co have kindly rendered for the occasion.
Immediately before tn" GRAFTON, Col. q. W. Muufori
will IN the maine of the ladies, present 10 Mr.. Ever
ct, the cane OF Washington, aud TO VIM j. Ysncey,
try The ceremonies will commence precisely at Oue
p. M.-the doors being opened at ~ VI. Tickets Of
at the Theatre.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MAYORS OFFICE,
11fI Eahrnasw fa.a

Mn 1UKE UFFIGE, I
ed February. 1865.
1@- The PUBLIC are respectfully in
formed. that no gate around the square, will be
closed to-day; but gentleman, not attending
lady. can enter either Of the three gates On 9th
street. These the only entrances to the ground
appropriated to ladies'. invited guests aud the press
To give all necessary information to the execution
of the programme and to preserve order, ell at
these gates. along the other lines of the Square,
thus set apart police officers will bs stationed
Whilst there will be necessarily a police on the
Squire TO keep order, yet reIsng with confidence On
the character OF city, feel assured that need
citizens 10 unie with me in sustaining that charac
ter by setting an example worthy Of us and the day
Let us ali be inspired By the dignity oil the occasion
GRATEFUL TRIBUTE TO TIE MEMORY os WASHING
TON. JOSEPH MAYO,
fe DIT Mayor
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aAa VIRGINIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY

The annual meeting of this Society will he held in
the Hall of the House of Delegates, on TUESDAY
evening, the sd inst. The Hon W RIVgs will pre-
side, and discourse will be delivered by HuGH
BLAIR HRIGsBY, Esq, upon the Convention of I7S8-
Doors viii be opened at IA o'clock. aud the delivery
Of the discourse will commence at 5 O'Clock pre-
cisely. The public are invited TO attend.
ia ~
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The MOUNT VERNON PURCHAsE-The present posi-
ton Virginia reference to this glorious and ptri-
otto pro,ectis by means enyiabe. A Virginia edi-
tor, in the capital of the "0ld Dominion" is denouu-
cling and the Virginia Legislature hestatng to pass
the BILL 10 secure the home and the grave OF WASH
INGToN as tho ilgrim shrine of America; and the
traduces and Whites the giftedeEvERETT on the eve
of his solicited visit to Richmond there as l.ewhere
TO lavish all the wealth OF his ecluence, in ord
embalm the memory and consecrate the tomb OF tn e
Father of our country. But while such is the un-
fial and ungrateful attitude of WAsHINGToS's
mother and State State after State North and South
fund which is to render Mount Vernon the Mecca
or
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Mrs. Mary P. Taylor, wife of Capt. Howell Tay
Tor and daughter of Robert yenable, of Prince Ed
ward county, Va, died in Haywood county, Tenn.
on the 25th ult.
Vim. II. Beatty, an enterprising citizen of Bal
timore, died on Wednesday last.
Henry W. Herbert, generally known as Crank
Forester" was married last Tuesday to young
lady of Newark, n. J.
The dwelling of DR.. ]. d. Robinson, in Marshall
county, Tenn, was consumed by fire recently
Rev. Daniel f. Wade, an old and wealthy cit
zea of Houston county, Ga, died recently.
Mr.. W. S. Jones, residing near Memphis Tenn
died on the 18th inst, from wounds received by a
tall from wagon.
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DEpREDATIONs OF INDIANS,

ST.. Louis, Feb 20.-Ths Republican learns from
private sources that the Peuta Indians have been
committing depredations on the property wound
ing the cattle and threatening the lives of the
citizens of Nebraska City, near Fort Randall. Ma
jor Day had sent Capt. Davidson with three COM
panies to auell the disturbances.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

RUTLAND, W.. Feb. ia passenger car con
nected with freight train for Burlington, was
thrown from the track near Clarendon, seriously
niurDg Mrs Sheldon, of Fairhaven, Vt William
Jenkinson. of HeraIdvi3Ie, Vt; j. c. Hurd, Of
jefferson county New York, and Franklin May
nard. of Cambridge, Mass
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SHIP ON FIRE.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 20-Tbe ship James Ray.
now called the Diamond State, caught fire this
morning whilst lying aground near the west Jer-
sey Ferry landing at Camden and is still burning
1t is supposed she viii prove total loss. She
built at Wilmington, Del, and valued at $4,000
the property OF Messrs. stetson & Co., and is i'll
sured.
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Geuersl Taliiafsrro.

This officer, 70 whom has been committed the
direction Of the celebration to-day, has devoted
himself most zealou,ly to the undertaking. He
has arranged everything In the best STYLE and will
make the best use Of his command to give to the
pageant all the eclat that Is possible.
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Mr.. Lovesoy, of Illinois.

The Washington correspondent of that excel
lent paper, the Lewisburg Era says that Lovejoy,
Of Illinois, the Black Republican leader, has the
most villainous countenance of any man In the
United States.
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Contribution to the Mount Vernon Assoc

Contribution boxes will be placed at the gates
of Capitol Square to-day, to receive such amounts
as the people may be disposed to contribute the
Mount Vernon Association. Even 10 cent sub
scriptons would, 1t is hoped, in such IL multitude
ID here today, amount to a large aggregate.
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NEW YORK MARKETS

New YoRK. Feb. 20.-Fiour firm; sales 500
bliss State &c. dearer, quoted 81 25aa 80; Ohio 81
s5a5 w; Southern 81 65a4 95
Wheat steady Southern red 81 i5a1 %. Corn
heavy; sales Il, 900 bushels, white zoe.
Pork lower, SIC Scale IS. Lard has declined, but
prices unsettled; 7lsao5sc.
Whisky lower; 0blo 25lSa23c.
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MAYA CARp-Dr N. PAIsrER fro

Charleston. c. Surgeon, Chrapoiist and Practical
Operator the Feet, respectfully offers his services
to the citizens of Ri hmond Persous who ara an.
noyed with C0RNS, BUNI0Ns, and NAILS PENF.
TRATING IN THE FLESH, cured Of pain in f va or
ten minutes. DIR p will attend at priva residences
il desired. or can be seen at the Exchange Hotel
office No l52. ONCE hours from S 10 II. A NJ and
from 10 8, P NJ. fe a0-4ts
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BURNING OF THE ST. LOUIS uOTEL.-DREAD
~
FUL loss IA LIFE

ST. LOUIS Feb. 20.--Ihe st. Louis Hotel at this
place was burnt this morning, and ten persons
were killed, ana many others IDjurgd, by leap
ing from the windows to escape the flames.
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pAIrruopE MARK ETS

BALTIMORE, Feb. Colour steady Howard
street 81 50.
Wheat steady; red s. 0oa5 90, white; 81 loal 70
Corn in good demand and firm; white 5gaooc., yef
low 55a56c.
Cloverseed dull; 81 50a5 IL.
Whisky 6rm 22a23N-c
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DH~ FLOWERS. hand large stock
of FLOWERS and WREATHS, suitable Tor public
decorations, at exceeding low prices
LADIEs' BAZAAR
feiT-6t No md Road "a
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doph l2l Main street. has Just printed for free erc
lation, acataOgue of books published and received
within the last three months Book buyers will find
livery useful as the size binding and price Of each
work is mention Il.
So Book Binding in superior STYLE f. 2D--H
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tn. TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS, VALIcEs, &e.-I have
now on hand. the largest assortment Of Trunks Car
pet Bags valices, and Ladies' Bonnet Boxes. that
can be found in this city, OF all qualities and at all
prices. ALEX. HILL,
fe l9--Gt Ut Main st., Richmond
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT FROM An EXPLOSION OF

CINCINNATI. Feb. 20.--The Methodist Episcopal
Church in this city was greatly shattered las.
night by an explosion of gas from detected me-
tire. There were fifteen persons in the basement
at the time, ten or twelve of whom Were severely
wounded, and two or three fatally.
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T YON'S PATENT PEN-HOLDER-Pa-
IL tented in the United States August 5, 1850
England, France and Belgium
NOTICES FROM THE PRESS.

r YON'S PATENT PEN-HOLDER-Pa
II tented in the United States August 5. ls5o.-
England, France and Belgium.
NOTICES FROM THE PRESS.
From the Richmond Dispatch.
I've write with a new Holder. patented by Mr. 7
Lyon of this city which is decidedly the best we
have yet seen, and we believe we have te-ted all
kinds that in 1t fits the hand most agreea-
bly,, aud prevents the ink from soing the fingers
when il is laid down, ~ often Is The case with any
Kind of pen, the paper which the writer Is using
the pen in il does touch what the handle is laid
upon and therefore Is not blOtted Ii il simple and
durable and really the bestinvention yet in the way
From the Philadelphia Commercial List
Not only convenient and durable, but Its main
features consist in its extreme sim ilcity.
Extract from the National American"
1T is indeed most admirable little contrisance,
as we have found upon trial. asd should be placed
upon the desk OF every one who uses the pen
From the Sunday Dispatch.
holder, and worthy the attention OF scriveneIs"
Extract from the Richmond hig'
ut is certainly great improvement: the plan is
ceedngy simple and the cost OF the holder but lit
tie more than the ordinary kind now in use"
From the Philadelphia Mercury.
The Deatest contrivance We have ever seen Of its
kind. and We commend 1t as far superior to any 9TH
err holder now in use.
Extract from the Christian Advocate,
.Iteombines several desirable Qualities over the
ordinary pen-holier ia common use; we find il com
Portable for the hand and every. way equal to our
recommend it TO the writing public"
From the Christian Ambassador.
~ his article IN some, hing under the sun and
the ladies will be delighted with it,"
Extract from the Religious Herald
1T combines advantages over any other We have
seen. II Is neat and tasteful article. There is
danger In linking the fingers soiling the paper or
desk IN laying 1t down. Ii Is easier 20 handle and
sold ut a moderate price"
From Godey's Lady Book.
"We approve Of the oie we have in use"
Extract from the Richmond Enquirer.
ft IL most comfortable for the hand and saves the
writer from the great fatigue consequent upon much
writing. II Is q simple and most Ingenious iayen-
tion and every one who uses the pen 1t all, should
possess Of those delightful little instrumental
Fresh supplies of this ingenious little invention
just received By GEORGE NJ WEST,
ID e2-it Exchange Book store.
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MARINE INTELLIoHNCr.
Port II Rseamoua, ~. so-Hga wssr u leo


ARRIVED,
Steamer Virginia, Kelley. Philadelphia. mizs and
passengers. II II Tuttle '''A' sna
schr Dsnsille. Chester. New York. nndxs. ID 4 W
:, schr Lsnson Dean. Itfinkwaser. RoeE5sad. lima.
schr Clara Bell, Parker. Baltimore, zaaao.
captain. 0~S' ="
SAILED,
Steamer Beividere Keen, Baltimore. udys y,,,s.,.
Watson. "'iaAm
Sch Bayies. jayne. New York, u,dze. w d Col.
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SNOW STORM.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-The storm has been in
tense, but has caused no detention of mails com
ing to this city from any point.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-Fve prisoners attempted to
escape from the Sing-Sing prison on Thursday
evening. All were captured; but not until three
were shot-two of whom will probably die.
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DANyHL MURDERS

DANvILL, Pa, Feb. 20.-William J. Clarke has
been sentenced to death for the murder of his wife
The trial of Mrs. Twiggs for the murder of her
husband has been postponed till Monday next.
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TUE COTIINS sTEANERS

NEW YORK, Feb 20.-Capt. West came in com,
mand of the Baltic, Captain Comstock having
gone to st. Petersburg to treat with the Rus
sian Government for the saleof the Collins steamers
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Edwin Rnaf..

This gifted young tragedian makes his appear
ance at the Theatre tomorrow night. He possesses
more genius, We believe, than any of the rising
stars of the stage.
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Ed~ A Beautiful and New Style of La
dies Head Dresses inst received sAlso Gents white
Berlin and Kid Gloves. pTessy for "the occasion of
tina 22d inst LADIkS' BAZAAR
10 H-2t No. 200 Broad street
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TELEGRAPHED FOR THE DISPATCH.
AUGUSTA RACES

AUGUsUA. Ga. Feb. 1o-Col r. H. Dickinson's b.
c, "Wyckliffep won the two mile heats stakes to-
day, beating Kate Hays, Bill bearing and George
Clemens l..
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say- DR.. A. Is. PETIcoLas' Office. Rich

mond House. corner IF Governor and Ross streets --
Residence, Carlton House, on 18th between Broad
and Marshall streets.
The rear room on the first aoor over Dogyett 4
Anderson's. formerly occupied by DR. r, for rent
Possession given Immediately 1t Is the most com
Portable LODGING room in the city.
fe I2--dtnnk
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tay- DANIEL O'RoURKg Peas er,,

early. said 10 be two weeks earlier than any other
extra early pea. small invoice Just received ana
for sale at 40 cents per quart by
WARING PEARCE, Druggists,
10 l6-t5 Corner 9Th and Broad s;s
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ILLNESS OF JUDGE KANE.

PHnAnELPHIA, Feb. 20.-Judge Kane has beer
dangerously ill., but is better this morning. His
disease is Inflammation of the lungs.
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EJ-. GENrLEMEN's PATENT LEATHER Doors, both
THIN AND THICK SoLEs.-I have just received from
Paris, direct the finest assortment of Gents Patent
Leather Boots that has been in this part OF the
country. They were made expressly to my order,
by one of the first manufacturers in Paris.
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Bs-Strangers soiourniug in town, visit the steam
picture depot, 1879 Main st. Groups and single por
traits at low prices. TYLER Co, Artists.
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DhcIhUOilUN Of SILK LII f1hE.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2l.The ship Diamond State
was entirely destroyed by FIRE opposite this city
last night. She is a total loss.
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. 20.-The Republican learn;
that the Penca Indians are committing depreda
tions and murders near Fort Randall. Troops had
been sent to quell the disturbances.
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the Artist. has returned from his Southern tour
through the South. and will be happy TO see ali a
his old friends and the public generally, that wan
fine AMBRUrYPsS. at very low prices. Mr.. Or
bornes pictures have been pronounced 10 be superior
10 all others ever exhibited in Georgia.
Very respectfully.
fe 20-3tt w OSBORNE.
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s6En NOTICE snhanrihar

EEB NUIIUh-IHt 5UUsUFIUbt btRS
leave TO inform his many customers the city III R-
mOnd that he would feel thankful to them to take
from the wagoners what Pop. Porter, Sc. they may
require up to Tuesday, the 23d that all In his EN-
pl0yment may have the pleasure OF witnessing the
grand and brilliant display which il about to take
place on the I'D. OF the inauguration Of the statue
of the immortal ia Their * his country.
NJ. MCCORMACK,
fe 20 9Cs Broad street,
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&S-Strangers SOLO arning in town, visit the steam
picture depot, l39 Main st. % artists employed
Largest Gallery in the State. TYLER Il Co.
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Rsyn LADIEs-We have lust received

beautiful assortment of ilpe French Flowers for
head-dresses Pink aud White Ribbons, Firms yes and
new style Of Dress Trimmings at tho Ladies Ba.
saar, No 200 BROAD STREET. 70 l6--lw
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Hea. MONUMENTS, TOMS, HEAD PIECES,
SC. at JOHN w. DAVIES
Marble Works Main st., between sth and pth.
(. l9--3t
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kD~ IMPORTANT
TO
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
WITH BALD HEADS.

preparation from the receipt of q we'll known
tpd popular physician. will stop the hair from fall
ing restore it te its natural color, keeps the scalp
clean and white and causes the hair to grow luxu-
RANT even when the scalp has been bald for years..
Putting In this instance is useless Call and pur-
chase bottle and try 1t fairly, and II not satisfied
with the result, the money will be returned.
Sold in Richmond by W. PETERSON,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
Coraer 18th and Main sts
Ask for DR.. HARRIS HAIR PROMOTER AND
IMPRuVER.
All cash orders from persons at distance, should
be addressed 10 w. PETERSON, Wholesale and Re
.ail Druggist Richmond, Va.
Price for one bottle 81 de Ie-d3m
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skS~ CANDLE HOLDERS for the approach
ing illumination can be had in any quantity. cheap
at q IL LANGLEY II.
fe 20-2t 18th street. between Main and Cary
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g. NJ " EST.

ca GENERAL WASHINGTON, THE SUBLIME AND THE
RfDICuLoUS.-The great celebration of the 22d will
be a sublime spectacle, and the thousands who will
assemble around the Statue to hear the praises of
departed WORTH should be silent that all may hear
the eloquence.
Many who will be present will suffer with bad
cold and cough which will be not only ridiculous
and objectionable in thus disturbing the exercises,
and all such requested 10 call on Purcell, Ladd
Ce. and other drug stores, and obtain bottle of
HARTsHoREEs PEcToRAL SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
which will cure the werst cough and cold immedi
atey. fe 22-2t