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Dry GOODS.
ANEW GOODS. NEW OOODS.-A.

NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS.--A. K.
IN PARKER co. have Just received per steamer
Jamestown. variety OF new and desirable foods,
selected In person by enc Of their concern, now ia
New York They viii continne to be supplied nom
time 10 time with whatever IL most fasiiionahie.
Among the Goods lust received, are the following.
Black Flounced Silk Robes
Do Aquille do do
Cord AquIls do do
Satin stripe
Spring De Laifles in Printed. Bsyadere and Robes
Aan1s
Plain MousseIines and DebeRes ~. A,
Printed Challies, Challie De LANES ana foie u'
Cheure
French English and American Prints
Muslin Sets and Muslin Collars
Canbric Sets and Cambria Collars
Black Grape Sets and BLACK craps oo"afe
Illusion Capes; Illusion Berthas
Emil supply of Alexander,s Kid Gloves
Gents. Ladies' and Children. Hosiery. 1es ~ &c
70 a. n tatah Ell 1 SO
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- $40 REWARD.-Rsn away from
"a the subscriber, PHILIP TAYLOR. Said Ne
n gro was bought by John Saunders, Esq, OF
Ng~ L0retto. Essex county, Va, who sent him to
aicnInond to my cere aud furnished him with
pass to go and see his wife, and return III one week
rom the date OF the pass, which was dated early III
september last. His wife then living in Ches
;ertield county, near Petersburg. The above named
negro was emancipated by the late Thos. o. Taylor
will give the above reward If delivered to me in
Richmond. or to John Saunders at Leretto in Essex
county, Va. VIM. 3. PHILLIPS.
de 5-ts
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RUNAWAY9.

p $75 REWARD Runaway from
Ia my farm. Craigton, early in October last, a
EsAGbright mulattO girl, named NANCY GRAN
- THAN, sometimes calling. herself Mary.
sue Ias bright black eyes, long black eyelashes,
straight slal-like FORM and steps long when walk
Ing and is about fifteen years old L will give S5t
Tor her apprehension and delivery to at my farm
md $25 for the discovery of harberers with su
icent proof 10 convict them. She has relatives in
the city of Richmond, living near the Monumental
Church, and was last seen going from Manchester
TO that part of the town. -
fe It's VIM A CHRISTIAN.
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DUMPS-PUMPS-We have this day

entered into Co.partnersilip and call the atten
lion OF those in want, to sample Of the old style
LOG PUMP, which has been ia use for hundreds OF
years aud proves the best Pump ever used vs. are
prepared to put Pumps In wells at the lowest CASH
prices at short notice, and finish Vi in the most a-
proved STYLE which we warrant to give satisiaf
zion. Shop GU Weshaln Plank Road, half mile
from Richmond. All orders from the cnuntry prompt
IL attended 10 sUTER d COSBY.
ia Ill
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RAILROADS, sTnAMBoATs. 40
sUPTs OFFICE RICHafD 4 DANvsLLE r. r..
RICHMOND. January 18th. 1853

suPTs oFfICE RrCHMpA DANvsLLE r. RI
RICHMOND. January 18th, 1865
re- - EzzWEwa NOTICE.--For the
III gsccommodsticn Of persons
dasirfng 20 be in Richmond on the I'D February 70
witness the ceremonies Of the INSTALLATION Of tno
Washington Statue, an extra train VIII De run on
the line on SUNDAY, the 2ist, leaving Danvlle sta
tinn at 1870 A. NJ stopping at the Stations to take up
pass myers
Tn ,re will be Train at the Junction TO meet the
Train on the South Side Railroad coming from
Lyn:hburg, on SUNDAY. the 2lst February, to BRING
VI 10 IN BESEvOLENT ASSOCIATIONS AND MILL
TARY s0MPANIES.-By arrangemsnt, the kich,
mond aud Danville Railroad and South Side Railroad
viii bring to richmond, from LyDchburg or Danyllls
and return, Benevolent Associations or Soluntesf
Companies, numbering 30 or over, who intend pasti
cipating in the ceremonies incident 10 the iDstala
ton Of the Washington statue, on the ed February
for six dollars each Tor the round trip.
AISO-Por the accommoda ton of persons desiring
to come 10 Richmond on MONDAY morning. the ga
February and return In the evening. special tram
will be run, leaving the Junction ON Monday morn
ing the ed February, at 30 Nj, stopping ~ ~
the Stations to take up passengers, and arrive ~
Richmond. about 10 o'clock NJ. Returning, spe
cial train Will leave Richmond Station, ON Monday
evening at O'Clock NJ, and run to the JUNCTION
e,-at7oi Gent Superintendent
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Thousands Of testimonials from the United States
and also from Royalty, Nobility, and medical met
from Europe can be seen at the Doctors consulting
iooms, Nos. 70 and 70. American Hotel, LAST
WEEK. feI-lnS
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WATCHES, CLoCKs. -
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS

e&NL HAGAN'S JOHN is out O.
49, OF the ring. The question viii IcSp
be asked NhYf IL Is written. the laborer z wor.
thy Of his wages, and why should n man tsil f,r
naughti Thankful for past fayos. and a consinu.
Rise, Jupiter, and Snuff lie Noon ~
HAGAN'S JOHN stili retains Greek Nation ,..,.
all its laws and indeiible rizhts for il is wri.fsn
that sefpreseryation is the firet law of Nsturs -
Why should man despair, long as there l. \ rpat
TO unfurl. for he knoweth not his destiny Thers.
fore, have commenced my old business On 18th
street, and will be ready to build from WhesIbsr-
row 10 six horse Coach--wiIl hire out selI trsda
and take Horses on liyery-will be ready - trade
for anything, from goose yoke up 20 = blind OK
military renGwn, is nothing to compare 10 ia
CANS JOHN career, which you will hear more "a
hereafter. JOHN HAHAN
lu-fS Craak NJ
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4 NO. PERUVIAN GUANO, AT RE-
IA DUCED PRICES.-The AgentsiJf the Peruvian
Government hav ing reduced their prices for Guano
ceipt Of our Spring supply from Baltimore. of the
stamp "A, and in prime order. We are now pre-
pared to make engagements for early delivery, AT
re3uced prices. and on the most favorable terms.
We have also on hand about 40 tons of Patagonia
GuanO OF the cargo received last Fall, and A Mex
can Guano foi the best quality, ana at the lowesi
prices. CRENSHAW Co,
North side of the Basin, Richmond, Va.
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TT M. SMITH, having removed to No.
Al II, west Main street, Richmond. Nirginis con
tinues to madufactute in the most reliable manner,
AGRICULTURAL MACHINES of almost every de
scriptiOn.
T~enty years Of practical experience in this
city and unding country, enables him 10 use Il
discrimination in choice of machines of very great
value to his patrons.
Not wishing TO make an over display of the large
number of premiums awarded his machines in the
last five years will simply urge purchaser5to exam
inc the published official eports of the Virginia Ag
ricuitural Society, in which alone they can obtain
reliable information respecting such awards.
For his own convenience, and to secure purchasers
against disappointment he s0lcits early orders tol
Threshers, Threshers and Cleaners, Horse Powers
ReGpers and for repairs to the same His Threshers
and Cleaners wheels for field work will save about
100 per cent. Of labor over. plain drums. His new
Horse Power is unsurpassed by any other is adapted
to any machinery, and requires no letting into the
ground, and has other advantages.
am prepared 10 fill orders at all times for the
usual variety OF machinery-such as Wheat Fans
Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters Of all sizes, Harrows
CuItivators Wheat Drills What Cleaners, Hay
Rakes. Reapers, Hay Baling Machines, Cider Mills
Churns, Spinning Wheels, Road ScraperS. Betting
aud Repairs. fe l9-d6t, then dlaW&Cw3m
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EO COUNTRY MERCHANTS =

I'O COUNTRY MERCHANTS. We
are now receiving our Spring Stock OF Confee
ti0naries, Fruits, &c.
Candies manufactured Of every style and superior
quality.
Also. large stock Of Segars always on hand
Every article We warrant 20 give satisfaction or
money returned.
Call at Ne 20 and examine before purchasing else
whore, as always pleased to sea old and new
customers, hoping TO be able TO accommodate all.
fe IL DAVID JONES CO
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From William Rice, Proprietor Qfthe PnBSyirdHida.
Mi Schlosser has extracted two cOrns from my
feet which were extremely painful for many years
The extraordinary case with which he operated :
remarkable, and cheerfully recommend him 10 all
Who are troubled with cornS a the only person
have ever known 10 perform the operation scent-
ca.ly and without pain. WM RICE.
PhiIadelphia, Sept q. 1851.
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COINS, WARTS,
NTOTICE.-Having qualified in the Cir,

~ cult Court OF Henrico County. as administrator
Of tho estate of John Il. Martin, decd formerly OF
Gloucester County, all persons having claims
against his estate, are hereby notified 10 present
them 10 me properly authenticated-an those in
debted to his estate requested to make payment
to me without delay. -
TRUMAN 4. PARKER,
Administrator of JOIN B. MARTIN,
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"A A LARGE AND FINE r.
Z A STOCK OF SADDLERY FOR d3H
!. EzSssxEA Ale AT REDIlihNl PRICES Il L.. M M

sCriber having manufactured an unusual
large stock of SADDLES, BRIDES, aid HARNES
OK all descriptions, from the finest that be made
in the State. to the lowest priced that may be caeC
for, together with tine assortment Of WHIPS 0
all styles, SPURS, STIkRUPS. IRONS, BITS, auo
every other article usually to be found in wei
established house. Having at all times the besi
work men employed, and using the best material
it enables me to furnish .uch work cannot fail Il
please. Call and examine my stock, and see fol
your selves that I36 Main street is the place for fin
work and cheap goods. As my stock il large ane
be sold, 1t will be to ysur interest to give
call You may fully expect a bar gain. rs am de
termined to sell. All orders strictly attended TO-.
fe Sim D 4 dROOMS.
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NORTHERN ICE.-We are prepared to
~ receive orders for ICE by the cargo, delivered
at any landing James river, and at AcQuis creek
Our Old customers will find uS making ample prep
aration5 to keep them cool. New ones, will find
gu Cary, between 18th and 18th SITS.
fe 2-im$ ID WARDWE ELL Il co.
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~ sails will be received at this Office until Weanes.
day the Gath inst, at y O'clock VI for grading aud
filug LIST street, between Canal street and oregon
Hill to the extent Of about $3.50 cubic yards, the
earth To be take from the city lot LIST street be-
tween Canal ond Byrd; from Canal street. between
LIST aud 81; from Byrd street, near the northern Gu
street as may he directed, the bid 10 be by the en-
bic yard for filling; the work 20 DC commenced
forthwith and Jmpieted on OF before tho lst dsy OF
JEly next
Payments will bs made on monthly estimates,
retaining ~ per cent. until the completion q tbs
work. The contractor will be required 10 give bond
with approXd security, conditioned for tbs due per-
fortHafee Of his cfutrar,.
For plans specifications or other information, sp'
ply 20 the Engineer Ut the City or Superintendent
Of Streets.
BY orderof the Commissioners Of Streets geH0'
rally. VI BATES, seey
OTFIox SURF. STREETS,
Feb. lith ls5s, feiG-dN
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GLOVER HILL COAL.-The subscri
~ Der has always on hand. both large and small
LUMP COAL, which he will deliver TO the public
punctualiy when ordered. VI b WHITING,
fe l-2m Near Petersburg Depot
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" II 1T MUST DE DUN TT
THE COnNS MUST BE EXrRACrEl

THE LONNo MUST DE tAIEAt ED.
DR.. SCEL0SSEa by system at once novel, based
upon long experience and approved by the highest
medical authorities. and lUhich only be cGrriej
3U By himself has succeeded in extracting the corns
no matter what their natures. without giving the
least pain or Inconvenience either during their re-
movgl or afterwards.
N. B.-CSnsulting Rooms, Nos " and 70, AMERI-
CAN HOTEL, Main street, (private entrance J
hours from IL A. u. till p. ~, and till O'clock
PM.
viii visit ladies at their own residence by giving
a few hogrs' notice.
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za OTICE.-The Freight Depart
Ms{mcnt of this Road will be closed on the POD in
slant Therefore. Freight will be received or de-
liyered on that day. G. CAMPBELL,
Gen'l Supt.
SUpf's OFFICE r. Il D. r. r.
Richmond, Feb. 9Th. 1888. to 8-t23d
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From Pierce Butler Esq.
Or Schlosser has extracteda number of corns from
my feet with great skill and without pain.
PIERCE BUTLER.
Phiiadelphia Nov 9, 1857
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COAL.

4 NTHRACIfE COAL.-300 tons REL
L n and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL. fot
sale at the lowest market price, CASH Apply t.
q b LlPsCOMB, Coal Office lith ST.,
fa IE-6t Near Mayu's Bridge.
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a. FOR RENT.-The House at pre-
LEI sent occupied by Mrs. Eliza T. Tally, situated
IN Trace. between Jefferson and Madison streets, Ii
has large yard attached to it. and contains seven
large rooms. Apply to FRANCIS HART, Esq, at
his store, Broad street, opposite Richmond aud Ere
dercksburg Depot. de l3--ts
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SO CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,

5H[SREN The subscriber has on hand, at Coach
Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley Between
Main aud Cary, (ish and Islh streets) near the Co
lumhiau Hotel, COACHES, CHARI0rEEs. pa
R0CCHEs. BUtiGIES, with and without to,ss, and
rs all Of his own make, of the best tsrials
and craftsmanship; all of which will be sold as low ~
good work of the kind can be la the city Of Rich.
mond, and 1 respectfully ask call from those II,
want of any article ia the Carriage line Ms ain De-
termiEei "a make TO order aud sell at the lowest
prices possible and all work sold thai Is pew var.
ranted. MICAJAH MkNGuM
fl tS-Snl
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OFFICE souTH-SIDE kAILhUAD is, w.
PETERSBURG, Sept. Sd, 1871
La SN $50 , = oN n AND na AZ the 7th
ma and unfIf further notice. the following schedEl
sEl he run on ais road daily [Sundays excey Se by
the Passenger Trains:
MAIL FRAIHs n,
Leave Petersburg at.........-..; " oc.VcA a. s"'
Arrive at Burkeville !JunoheD 20 PM.
Arrive at Burkevilie Uuncton) ~ =. f;m'
+" at Petersburg at............ o ~
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leave Petersburg at.........-..." 10 O'CLOCK NJ
Arrive at Burkeville Junction> 2 . ~
at Lynchburg at..."....... ~ ~.
Leave Iynchburg at......."....-... 10 w I'm
Arrive at Burkeville lJanctson) 90 A. ~
The Accommodation Train connects with the Vir-
ginia aud Tennessee Train, going West and coming
East; with the RichaaOnd and Danville Train at
Rnrk.yiiIe; and with the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad, going North and South at Petersburg.
az SIS G.. b. ALLSUP. Sup't.
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- FOR RENT.-For the purpose Of
I'll moving into a larger building on the Basin
Bank we offeI the house at present occupied by US
for rent VIM 7. STAPLES q CO.,
18th street. next door to
ia It's Shields n Somervilie
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IN DRY GOODS

IL FOR CASH.
sell for one raonth only the ainder of nv stock
at greatly reduced prices. and many articles with
out regard to cost, for cash only.
Nearly all of the stock is new and fresh, having
been pure based within the last 90 days under the
favorable circumstances. 1t is needless 20 emu
merate the articles on hand suffice il say they EN-
brace evers thing in the dry goods line.
call is respectfully solicited from all who really
wait cheap goods. Come and see tor yourselves.
guarantee you full value for your money:
JNU. L. SMITHER,
f,,n,,, ~ Main St
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m NOTICE.-For the accomm ola

s@ =a NOTICE.-For the accomm oda-
- s5 ton of persons desiring to be In Richmond
I'D February TO witness the ceremonies of che
inauguration Of the Washington Statue, an extra
train will be SUNDAY, 2lst inst, leaving the
Creek at O'clock VI Also, one leaving Freder-
icksburg ON Monday, I'D inst. at 5.l5 A. III.
Round trip tickets will be issued by the ageI Is and
conductors for 50 from fredericksburg aud stations
this way, good from the 18th to the Path day of Feb
ruary inclusive.
Persons getting on at stations will procure their
tickets from the agents. -
SAML RUTH,
Supt Transpor iation.
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SUGAR.-40 hhds. prime new crop New
~ oreaus Sugar; n, hhds. good Cuba Sugar 500
bills Coffee Sugar extra G and various other grades
IS bbls. Crushed, Powdered, aud formulated Sugar.
For sale by
Ia o-lnt LEWIS ". WEBB In.
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NOTICE.-All persons having claims
~ against the estate Of John Womble. decd. will
present. them for settlement, properly aufhentica-
ed to the undersigned and all persons indebted t.
said estate will make payment 20 US.
JNO 4. W0MBLE
jos. n. CRENSHAW, bE1r's.
WM. IL. LYONS,
ia Its
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NEW GOODS! NEW dO'
DRvCE n, WATKINS.

PRICE a WATKINS.
The subscribers are receiving, per jamestown, 10
asy n VARIETY of new and desirable Goods, selectef
in person by one of their concern, now In New YORK
They will continue TO be supplied from time 70 TIM
with all the novelties of the season and tnelr riend
and customers may rely upon nndDg IN their STOCK
the richest and most elegant goods that the country
affords rs we'll varied assortment, at pri ;es thai
cannot fail to please. Among the dGods opening TO
day, will be found
Rich Velvet Cloaks and Nantes
Silk Talmas, Mantiilas and Stella shawls
Grey Cloth Cloaks and busters
Spring silks-in Robes, Bay adere, Chene and Sa
tin Strine
Spring De Laiues-in Printed Bayadere and
Robes In guile
India Foulards; French Foulard Robes
French and English Priats and Brilliantes
Party and Evening DresseS-in Rich Lace Robes
French and English Prints and Ginghams
Cravella Cloths, De Beige. &c
Beautiful Lace Sets
Linen Trimmings
Victoria Collars and Sets
Full supply Alsxanders Kid Gloves
Damasks Huckabaeks, &c
Materials for Boys Wear
Ladieg', Gents aud Children's Hosiery Gloves.
fe i6-ts PRICE WATKINS.
NEW GOODS, FEBRUARY 10TH
~ THo'S R. PRICE co. are nov getting iu
trade. Just TO hand. will be found:
Choice Black Tsffsta Silks
Do do Mourning do
Do do Bayedere do
Hoped skirts, (eyery style)
Ladies' FL. s Gloves
Black Velvet Ribbons
Irish Linens Sheetings, 30.
Plaid Domeslics Cotton osnaburgs. Brown Cot
tons, &c.
A large lot coloTed and Black Silks and SILK
They are still closing at wonderfully low rates,
fe I0-ts T. X. PRICE CO
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BARGAINS AND NO MTSTAKE!-Tl

UAKUAINS AND No MISIAkE !-Iht
- subscriber, intending TO close his present bust
ness offers his entire stock of Dry, Fancy and Miiln-
cry Goods at such prices that will at show thar
he s really selling out. These in want will consult
their own interests by giving me an early call.
Ali thcse indebted to him will please settle their
accounts as longer indulgence can not be given.
L. FLEISCHER,
fa9-Im* 5 Main St. opposite Market Hall.
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EXTRAORDINARY NOTICE. - Great
IL Bargains from Valentine Cohen's auelion,-
Thread, Silk. Kid and Buck eanptIets. Cactus Hoon
skirts Corsets TO lace in front. Bleach Cottons Irish
lars. Grape Collars, Hdkfs, Cmbric Edges, Cur
tain fringes Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs, Main
other articles. Asthese goods were pur hased
At great sacrifce, persons can rely upon getting
great bargains by calling early at
G0IDSMITs
IL 10 aa6 Broad strast
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- STORE FOR RENT-The store
M5 lately occupied by P. H. Taylor as n music
store on Governor street, between MaH ana Frank
lin Apply to ). HAYWOOD, opposite.
P. H TAYLOR has removed TO No. lsS Main st,
near 10th de q
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INAUGURATION OF THE STA
4TUE OF WASHINGTON FEBRUARY I'D,
1893 - RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
R0AO.-Ticket5 from Petersburg to Richmond and
return will be sold al the Petersburg Depot on SAT
UkDAY afternoon, the 18th instant and on thu 2lst,
and on the morning of the I'D. and continue good
until the oath Fare for the round trip if tickets are
procured at tho Depot, 81 80
Accommodation Trans will leave Petersburg for
Richmond as follows:
On The evening OF the 2lst instant ut ~ o'clock,
and on the morning of the I'D att and O'Clock
Train will leave Richmond for Petersburg on the
night of the 22i at O'Clock, and another on the
morning OF the 23d at o'clock The above mention
ed trains are in addition to the mail trains which
leave Petersburg at A Nj and So z VI
40 freight train will be run on the 22d instant.
e. lO-t23d K H GILL, STUNT
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tn The following testimonials are similar to the
thousands In the Doctors possession:
From H. H., the ktag Of Bdudria.
Mr. Schloss.r has operated Oh II. Maiesty's feet
with great skill, and without the least pain. Certi
ied by H. MaJesty's command. BN. ROLLER.