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s.9yaGREAT IMPRov EMENF i

EXTRACTIN ETH-G. W. JONES.
DENTIST would announce IL those wishing Their
teeth EXTRACTED that he now has Instruments snpe,
perfection of their adaptation is such as 10 retider
the extraction OF the teeth almost painless, aeter
EIiits0 10 bring the tooth the first trial never breasins
Ali other operations, Filling, Cleansing, and In
sertng Teeth. gently and thoroughiy performed
ofiSe opposjte Coriuthian Hail. Oh Main street.
=.
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A NAN OF AIIxED TAsTEs.-Bayard Taylor, in
ceLt letter, says;
l wish it 10 be understood that never set up for
an ideal. Quite the contrary. My tastes really
of the reaest kind, including rocking chairs, oys
tiers. last horses, Christy's Mntrels, lager beer,
macaroni, Havana cigars, Flemish artists, sausages
salt bathing, pickled errings the raising Of yege
tables, Newfoundland dogs, camp fires, sailors
lumbermen, uneducated men, and sinners gene
rally.
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Dr. EDWIN PACE, who resided many years in
Charlotte county, Va, where he the family
physician Of John Randolph, died in Brunswick,
In the .slI ulL
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rss. DIR. A. E. PErIooLAs' Office. Rich

mond House corner of Governor and Ross streets -
Residence Carlton House, on 18th between Broad
and Marshall streets. g
The rear rom on the first floor over Doggett
AndersofI's formerly occupied by DR. T. for rent
Possession given immediately; II is 'he most COIN
Portable iodping room in the city.
fl l2--tiim<
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FATAL FAIL-~-A citizen of Winnsboro', y O.
named Thomas Yonng. was fatally injured at tbs
Winnsboro' Hotel. on Saturday evening last, BY
falling down aight Of steps, While ineeriassa
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To DR.. KAaE,
Office corner 22d and Main streets
BERs DEAR SIR: | feel it q duty / owe
to You, to state to the public the successful removal
81 Iumor from tlR side OF nay neck, of ScUenteen
years standing, weighing upwards of Si1 pounds,
without the use Of knife or the loss OF blood-and
u which ! am now we'll l was examined by DR..
warner, OF the Faculty of Richmond, twelve years
ago, and he pronounced 90 chances against me py
cutting it, "a also did other eminent physIcians
throughout the country. Yours, &c,
JAMES MILLER.
Residence-Perkinsville Goochland CO.. Va.
IS-daIn4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Say- BRAud's GREAT IApRoyEMruT.-
THE ARCTIC LJNIMEST
90, DEFikS An COMPETITION
, ,p nds who have used il, affirm that it IL
GREAT IMPROVEMENT on
DIR. HRAGG'S OTHER LININESTS,
In the cure Of
utLLo MitLo Ma ISM. PARALYSIS,
SEUhaLtfiA, PILES
SPkAINS IRJfIsFs
STIFF JolNT3, OLD sORE2.
BURNS, wsRTS
S2IItaathDs, MuuLD5,
u y NUNS, CORNS.
R'' """nEH ana aULES, externally, nothing c..
In curiCg
SPkAINS SWEENEY
SCRATCHEg, CALLS
THRUSH RINGB0NE
Muscle. - ~ "
Price 25 Ts 20 cents and 81, for small. medium
aud large 81 I'D bottles.
For sale Jy all Druggists.
PURCELL, LADD co,
ia AS-ts Wholesale Agebls.
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pSGRoRGE B. STEEL. Dentist, Ofiioe
stree !. Richmond, Va. ny 2-E
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30 THEFT.-In NesterdaY's naner "

No THEFT.-In yesterdays paper we
noticed the robbery OF Tully's blacksmith shop of
i large quantity OF horse shoes and then express
ed surprise at the singular fancy of the rogue
in making such hsary haul Since then John
Carney has been arrested and examined before the
Mayor as the rnbber AMI what is more. has been
honOIably acquitted. The facts seem to be these
Carney had become partner in the blacksmith
business. but finding that things were not going
right, proposed t. fully to buy out sell out, to
neither of which propositions would Tully agreed
Carney then Withdrew from the concern. and after
exhausting every meaus 10 his power to effect IA
settlement, by the advice of his counsel, went to
the shop last Wednesday morning, unlocked tho
door, took possession of all the horse shoes he
coEli find with the name CT the firm of Tuly &
Carney them. and removed them to a place OF
deposit, with the hope of settlement in that way.
Wheu asked by Tully he admitted that h- had
taken the horse shoes, aud gave his reason for 50
doing. Tul!y will now be compelled to bring sut
settle without it, or allow Carney to hold what
he has as his part of the stock iB trade.
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4 WOMAN ATTEMPTED 10 SHOOT MAN IN THE
STHFET--rhe women seem dsternline 10 take the
Jaw in their own hands aud TO right their wrongs
real or tlncied, by summary punishment. Yester-
day we chrouicied the public horsewhipping of
man who attempted to kiss the ruby lips OF fair
doctress who gluries in the punishment of Il wrong
that a.,ars wife wOuld staIcehave been called on
to resent. We record another instance.
About 9 o'clock last evening, as two men were
pnssIug along Seventh street near Plum, a woman
fired pistol at them, the ball passed through the
collar of the of one, Mr.. Joseph COllam,
foundry man. sngeing his hair and! !passi0g up
ward through his hat. so sudden and uneX pected
was the at tack. that the party who narrowly
capped quite paralyzed. Strong-minded and
stronghanfed women becoming more hume
rUus-C CiaciRaQti Gl:stte JgRuary l3.
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) LARGE AND FINE ~

"a A LARGE AND FINE ~
AxEAsA STOCK OF SADDLERY FOR [C1A
T. 10y SALE AT REDUCED PRICES i he sub
scriber having manufactured an unusua
arge stock Of SADDLES, BRIDES, ana hARNES
II an urscripti ms from the finest that can be mad
the State TO thB lowest priced that may be called
i.,r together with fine assortment OF NHlPS o
N styles. SPURS, STlRRUPs, IRONS, BITS, ana
very O her article usually TO be found in a wei
established house. Having at ali times the bosi
york men employ ed, and using the best material
enables me TO furnish euch work cannot tal L
slease Call and eXnmin" my stock, aud see lot
ourselves that l36 Main street is the place tor nm
work and cheap goods. AS my stock is large ana
must be sold IL Will be to Yeur interest 10 give me
ALI You may fully expect Il bar ain. ~ am de
.crinined to sell. All orders strictly attended t.
t. s-ln d GkOUMS.
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ILLUMINATE your houses by all means

on the night of the 22d, even ii you can do no
more than place talUw dip in your window. Let
the head Of every tenement 10 the city show that
he or she rejoccs in the honor Virginia has done
TO her nan,ein honoring the memory of her noblest
and greatest Reader, fyou fail to aid in this H.
Illumination, not only you but your posterity, when
you hear the occasion mentioned, will regret that
you did not participate with your fellow-cti9eus
in celebrating the birth-night of him whose histo.
ry is our country's independence, and whose no.
Die deeds are the birthrght heritage of every true
Nirguian From present indications, stores. h0-
tells. private houses, public buildings, ALL will be
brilliantly illuminated, according to the taste of
their occupants and it is to be hoped that 10 cit
zen. however humble or grand will fail to do his
part In making the city as light as day.
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P. E. GIBBS.
n.SF. PnoroGRApns IN On CoLoRs

PHOTOGRAPHS IN WATER CcL0Es. AND PHOTOGRAPHS
tLAIy made from lille, copied from small pctuTes
and enlarged 10 any size, rs also the most perfect
tni highly finished AMBGOrYPE5 of chihiren and
nGts, AT all times 10 be had ~ the large Photo
graph aud Fine Art Galleries Of q. W. MINIS, ~
richmond, GA Man street. opposite the New Gas
tom House, and on Sycamore street, Petersburg
"a, IA
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s,.f~ To 1uE EorERs OF THE COUNTY

~" - INH FVttHN NF IHh NVVNTN
- .-.. r hereby announce myself 4 cand date
g. ., 5f COMMISSION Of THE REYE
4, i. ..s thc uYn.y District at the approach NIX
g.. .-.F rrsar. .:Iu,iy solicit vour suffraGcs --
.. d. .-. ,rr7 pleasure TO elect ne pro-nise 20
-- si,. l.,-.~ pf the oi!fr faithtutiv and pune
,.. t,ig-5!F}r JAMES D. VAUGHAN.
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SEsS TAKES?--At GIBBS, Of course. whore every OF.
hat wants decent picture, and not CariiCatuTe
,Iways 90. Besides, we have never been deceiv
d by him with humbug advertisements As these
IRE Sentiments daily expressed and carried out b!
scores OF persons take pleasure III saying that II
addition t. our iniutable AABRWTYPE, we are now
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, Of q superior character,
Doth plain and coOTed which for beauty of finish ana
.Ccurdcy OF likeness, ara eqUalled by tew and sur
,Lsseu by none. Pictures Vi all kinds accurately
ned and warranted to please. at moderate prlce-.
AMBKUTT PES at one dollar and upwards at GlEJs
Iemple OF Art, ,Cornthian Hall, Main street between
'th and 10th. -
a
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to SuEGlyFALTY or iiENRICO.-I am
.....t,t. !5r reelection 20 tie office Of SHERIFF
. ...a-i.4 JNO 4. HUTCHESUN.
-------.tIa
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q. JOSEPH II. CoLQUITT. Agent,

St Charles Hotel
N.B--Those who are in want of Mr.. H. =. Brown
lDg's COLLARS can be furnished by leaving theh
piab,arrd nclp,pp,,..sr ostb Is57 de 3g--ts
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t.at U-1.tA1 Rirs Proprietor If TIE IsG1ggirdHjat.
In Sshiosscr has extracted two cJrns from III
fst which v.ere extremely painful Tor many year
The extraordinary ease with which he operated
N... ey-. t-aubiei With cgrus ~ the only person
na,rev~r known TO perform the operation scentlh
.1.,v l..l without pain. NM RICE.
tu}At.l pia sept =, 1877.
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SERIOUS AccIpExr-sarab Clark a

SERIOUS ACCIDEST.-Sarah Clark, q lit.
tie girl about ten years OF age. whose parents re-
side the western suburbs of the city, was dread
fully burned yesterday morning, by her clothes
accidentally taking lire. She was in tue house
alone, her mother having called on a neighbor
when her dress was discovered to be In blaze
With that presence Gf mind unusual TO one Of her
age, she Immediately wrapped herself ia blanket
and checked the flames until servant ia the
kitchen heard her screams aud FASTENED So her re-
lief A physician Immediately called to see
her, and our informant thinks that she will sur
viye her in uries, painful as they are.
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u #. o..,s Fhy,iej4ns-Vros.. TUCKER and coS



w fuauy suNyr and rrp.uo and drag cut a mspra
,t, tXl>t,urr, uultrd LII tue euipymrnts and eyer
...t.ary pursuits q :tH when relief Hiay 6T obtain
-. .r lr.situ 81! vlzgr Restored bg t'ettIHeut
,t... ayrnieH! aud sa's we'll permanent in ii
tt.E4,t-t
it tHnse who have suffered long with disease ultJ
u..-.rg iu loss Df sHpvUir, yIGnr aud II di-tat"
s-I .,. s. the pni"rstEncG tenders his rrules-0u!,
,...t-- assuring ihe sufferers yudor and sincerity
i..a-lut convenient ana proper prescriptions, q
g.. r-E-.4 cure and sound t"iy and mind without us
pleasant r-,riJg lions LIuaIaDge from ordinary bu
t.-..- VllsuIts.
Al. 8.--a7-- of a private nature from whatsoyt
fs. either recent ur chronic. StIIr riGtgs. Al 'Trltab
}la.l-g. g., Hlsa. ScTsiu!l, Asthma, rheumatism
sdrs. *. skilliIily auA s., cr,-Euliy treated.
pr. NssTis can ba consulted, daily. between tn
lulr~ Ji 80 4. VI. 4ni f. II. all % 10 p Nj AT ii.
rutnl- opyp-Ita American Hot-i-e4itraace on MdiI
street. 4tn Iuaf aDtFv litis -treetAu s. .ird floor
,,i3-- ni delicate constitutions thOs' sUIlerint
I..1 COMPLAINTS peculiar - the sex, art invited
,.'pr.ull. tJr coz srud jhp.r address.
t1fi,r to satisfy an oU imposed upon cOmmunit
th.' thrrr IL un intention op the part ot DR.. IL.
hf1hgC th r!, Be g"E- to state that fee renlu
rrrltuu viii bc received until entire satisfaction
snail l.. KjycI.
l-il upIu or address
X. p. HARRIS VI. D
Ca4sgltIE Rooms No. 81. third fselr. opposite th
Lt Ir-au." AfuFJ' tu Hotel E1ChiEoHd, Va.
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NOTICE.-NEW SAD IN
H., INV avn uaRNEoS pa IE

IyhfAsAA pLFRY AND HARNESS ES ~
X kS1& TAEilSUME ENT The subscriber re
Z rpectfully informs his Old customers and
re public generally. that he has purchased IRON IRON
iIr toHy W DENNIS his entre stock of SADDLEkf
and FiXTURES; also, leased the house, tmore Ia
niiiarly known as Utey's old stand) where may Dc
0und a large and varied stock usually kept III th'
iup which he will sell on reasonable terms as ne
an afford. Having engaged the services OF lr
JOHN OTEY, (acknowleiged 10 be the b 81 saddlei ,
n the city, who will attend In person 10 the naui.
saddle or any other article In my line. VIII piea''
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THIS ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF NAPOLEON
Foreign papers by the Niagara furnish the follow
ing:
It was announced that the trial Of the authors Of
the attempt TO assassinate the Emperor. would
take place on the 5th of February. 1t now ap-
pears that, in consequence of the numerous Com
missiOners appointed to collect evidence in France
and in foreign countries, aud Of Perris cores
p0udence having been discovered by the activity
and vigilance Of tine English police in Birming-
ham. the trial cannot take place till the eud of
February. The following facts from the report of
the surgeons who have dressed the wounds of the
victims Of the attempt to assassinate the Empe-
ror, show that the authors of the crime hesItated
not to adopt any means however diabu! ical, which
could tend to the success of their project. The
wounds in general are small and not deep-sone
are only skin deep, while others descend into the
muscles. In general these wounds have but ne
oriiice, which is jagged The fragments of the
she'll by which the wounds were inflicted are an-
suar, with indeuted edges, and small, not larger
than pea others resemble a broken nail or a
grain OF shot tlattened
Arrests continue to he made in Paris of persons
suspected of being PiIcated in the conspirac y
for assasBinating the Emperor.
The MoIitcur continues TO publish addresses
fIOm the army to the Emperor. The 59th Regi-
ment of the Line says: ''indgnatioa moves us to
demand an account from the land of impunity
where are the haants of the monsters who are
sheiteTng under its laws Give Us the order
Sire. and We shall pursue them, even TO the place
OF their security The address sigued by the
general commanding the second military diyision
says: ''Let the infamous haunts where machina-
tiOus internal are planned, be destroyed for
ever" The correspondent of the Times says that
the appearance Of the meDacing addresses iD the
official journal is pToducnga very dIsagreeable i'm.
preston, and is calculated TO cOmpiicate any negO-
tlatonS that may be going on in the matter of the
refugees
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WHAT MUST BE DONE
F~srfvs ~, -H.t aFfr rs "a HN-HtHa4

THE "a tNc NUS 4 II r AIhAN ! E.i.
d SCH LOSSE {. by q system At oncc novel, base
upa2 long eX pcTieucy aud approved by thc hIght,
uvu.nI authorizes. and i1ttcb cft Dtty be cdrFtf
u5 matter what their natures without giving TIL
li-t pain or Inconvenience, either during their r.
A4l.ai or afterwards
y B-ffnsultIug Rooms Nos 70 and -. AnERI
CAS- HOTEL, Main street, (priyate entrance
huars ilyln 10 A. VI. Til z. NJ, ald till O'clock
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: HIIr MILAr Is l.HE KEsNLT

Hv REASON of cutting the crrrcscrnce has tue oppor
taalty If rypeudiu1. bordering aud roofing its"is
auI an tlto same place 10y cutting, you make grow
number IF .urns after which il is in vain that it j
r1t sr plA-t"rri. ~nmstim's currS stay a long tim
ultaout giving pain, but that must not ad 70 th'
i"4 rhtJ they are becoming inert, aud that they VII
-ltin 49, tor s1rl-. or later, N IN" great dl-tre
,' tle person Wun has t. bear II, they Will cNhIiH
thrirTta' character. Pam. swelling. fcyer, y ser,
80 uu ordinary description Will aTIoe aud will be- iii
ng.ft H. -uhIur with ,Ut created attention than cal
unIrT ordinary ,ircuua- -tanc"s be palt
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CANDIDATES. FOR OFFICE
,sp~ To THE VorxRs OF HESRIc

yssR~ To THE NoTgRs OF HESRICo
- f,ka tai. mcihod Of announcing myself
7.fs a.! tI.e Sh1iglAlty ot HenriCo county, at
..,ts,# j1 May next. and q elected promise to
l,af ,y time 60 the o'hce, and % discharge
t.t - ,s thr law directs. 1 wilt try aud see the
- . ti.. county before the day Of election. Snd
.,.,at:f..a I refer al such as wish to ascer.
,ttr.., f,vtlis uilige To- my usiEhborS and
.'t.,. II Gregory. Es,{ John y. Young, be,i-, aid
ST.. III. 7. }. CARTER.
r~s- To by FELLOW CITIZENS or THs
.'.-... iitNE.5a-T ana = candidate tor tho SlI H.
rIt. ,lIY Il tu- Cuau'y ot Hcnrico, aad respect
H., :. NIGH. DAVIS
..,,., l-ll Dec. 1si-. &c 4--jln~
H. 10 nus NoTEES OF hgNRICo CoUN-
..,i. 4.ti.lly aunaaucH ms self . Candidate TOR
~. 4, .b Il Ucuuco County Coart al the
.. GatupAt TEMPLE ELLETT
&C.. .1
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- FOR RENT.-For the purpose OF
&c moving into larger building on the Easi.
}ank we o.feT the house at present occupied Icy Us
VI rent. WM. T. Staples 4 co,
18th street. next door TO
IaI-ts Shields L &orurTVille.
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f..ta IL Yul: Wgiaesg The Pl53.re Jerome Nttpp'eo1
Nh StAlJ-sers ma estra!t des cors arce beaucOu
e t1r-ssU et saus Ia aIoiaarc dOniuer.
JEROME NAPOLEON.
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COAL.

4 NTIIRACITE COAL.-3D0 tons REL
n and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL ii
sale at the lowest market price, FOX CASH. Apply to
L Il LIrcCOMB, Coal Office i4th IT,
ss-.f, lS--6t Near Mayo's Bridge.
TLOVER HILL CUAL.-The subscri
~ bor has always on hand. both large aud small
LUMP COAL. which he viii deliver 10 the publ,
muctually, when ordered. NJ b " NHlIiNu,
IL I'm Near Petersburg Depot
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- ..SEGuKE THE SHApOw. ERs 7

10y "SEcUKE THE SHADOW, ERE THE
Sub -TANcE FADE"-If you wish a FINE Picture, call
At WHiTEHUKSTS old Gallery, (ths best sky
ightin thu city aud examine the specimens OF ART
Produced by WATSON. They are warranted not I
f4ie nor to be easily deftced-equal to the best il
he United States, and ~ per cent cheap than an.
jther in he city.
,opind and either rnIarged or dimin ished.
Melanotypas and Peuotypes, fer transmission b!
nail.
Photographs, lst sitting. 81; Duplicates 81 each.
Es- Remember, Il Main stIeet.@AE
81
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WHOLESALE TuEFr.-For several DAYS


officer Seal has been the lookout in Rockets to
detect gang of negroes. engaged in stealing coal
from Tompklns Co.'s coal yard on the Chester
held side of the river but with no success un-
I'll yesterday morning. short time before day
hight, accompanied by Lie ut. Wheat and one of the
w"tchmen. he again visited Rockets. aud conceal
ing himself 80 that he could see what was going
on, had waited but short time, when he saw a
nat boat cross the river and land on the north
side The negroes in it then threw out the coal
and very soon thereafter white boy, named John
Alien, negro fellow known as Saunders hired 10
A RoWlett, and n negro called John Jackson in
the employ of Tompkins 4 Co., with others who
made their escape, gathered around the pile and
began to load Mr. Rowlett's cart, which was in
the possession Of Saunders and the white boy
with the coal. Thinking it favorable time the
officers made . descent upon the rogues, capturing
the three we have enumerated, and another negro
named David, all of whom were taken to the cage
When they appeared before the Mayor Allen was
committed 10 Jail in default of bail, Saunders and
John were ordered thirty-nine lashes each, and
David was discharged. Saunders was then com
mited to Jail for going at large, and unless bail.
ed by his master, will be held until the next term
of the llustings Court From information receiv.
ed by officer Seal he thinks at least fifty loads Of
coal have been taken from the Chesterfield coal
| yards by these negroes, within the past four
| months, and dispDsed OF to persons who are al
ways ready to buy stolen goods ct a sacrifice
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- FOR KENT.-Those newly erect
IL el Brick Tencmeuts. on Cary street, between
th and oih. They are well adapted for Grocer!
torres. or any Kind ofretaii business They contain
rooms besides iha store room, and well adapt
i ill the accommodation al families, having all ne
cssary CDuYcIi-4icc9. Possession given immediate
y. 70 good tenants, tho rent viii be moderate
tpplr To F. RAGbAND co,
ia 2I-ts Lumber Dealers. Marshall street.
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pOTArOE8- POTATOES POTATOES.
Farmers that Rant pure. genuine Potatoes for
ahNh3 VIII call oa board the schooner John X.
fiioe close hY the Oyster market, where they can
accommodated with both large and tmai ones
"Hches.r suits them best Look here, what's going
" GQar mat vessel. Why, they are selling Jersey
fey-dim- "
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GENERAL ILLuMINArIoN.-The commit

tee of citizens to make arrangements for the 22d
inst, held a meeting yesterday, and adopted the
following recommeudatory resolutions, which we
feel assured will be carried oat with aIacrity:
Resolved, That it be recommended to our citi-
zens to ILLUMINATE THEIR HOUSES, as far as
practicable, on the night of the I'D, ia honor Of
the Inauguration Of the WASHINGTON MONUMENT
ReSoirai, That the request set forth in the fore
going resolution, shall be construed as extending
to private residences places of business, and pub
lie buildings.
ReS0ieed. That it be suggested that the ilumina
tion commence at O'Clock and continue until 10
o'clock.
The City Council will meet this afternoon, and
We have no doubt will make arrangements TO have
the City Hall properly illuminated. The Governor
or the Superintendent of Public Buildings, will
doubtless that the Capitol and State Courthouse
are iilumiuated-aGd hotel keepers and private ci-
tizens will carry out the resolutions above, thus
ensuring grand display on the nisht Of the I'd.
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t,FfRNARY OF THE MEDICAL COL

| lkEG-Ihis Institution. loCated At The corner OF
a..-.s. 3 sQI College streets IN convenient and
. s..a7-s.G. = open for the reception ut patients
.t-s.tgt ts- year Al persons requiring Nedi-
. -x4...a -. a8d, except the insane, aud persons
.t - 80. tpufaE ious liscas -, admitted into
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-19

81. House FOR RENT. - The desi-
Id rabe residence located Oh the south Of Grace
street. lG between the streets Of Adam and fuJi-
hec, now occupied 10y Juo Il. SheppafdD consists
# six rooms above basement and gas throughout.
Kitchen of ample size; Carriage House ami Stable
Possession given IOth vi March. Apply to
FISHER i WINSTON,
fs4-fs Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-19

IL hand d full supply OF excellent HARD COKE
which viii be delivered for the balance OF the seasr
1t $3.50 per load. At this price it - beyond conpa
looking Ranges and Heating Furnaces.
nS- Yards corner 10th street aud Basin, and 9th
4nd Byrd streets. JNo. J. WERTIi, Agent.
de 2y-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-19

| The following is an extract from letter from
Colonel Johnston, commander of the Utah expe-
| tiou, to member Of his family in Louisville Ken
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