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illumination,

Timers are making 10 large numbers small tin
caudesticks for Illuminating purposes The sim
plest merely tubes soldered to small pieces of
tin with points to them, which stick in the sash,
without damage. These tubes cost only from one
to two cents apiece. Another cent for a candle,
and you have the entse expense So the iumi-
nation can be very safe and cheap, and is a small
matter 10 comparison with what we might have
had to pay but for him. the truest representative
Of national liberty who lived, in whose honor
this illumination is invoked.
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New YORK, Feb. 19.-The Paris correspondent
OF the Commercial Advertiser says the American,
bark Adriatic after taking in provisions at Genoa,
again escaped. during a storm, in the night. An
agent of Gauther's arrived fiom Marseiles to
take charge of the vessel, but was few hours too
late.
A frightful colliery explosion occurred at Ash
ton, England recently. There were 100 men in the
pit at the time, 10 Of whom were taken out, 1t
was feared that many lives were lost.
it is said that the Ahghan's threaten the Nerth-
ern frontier of India.
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MARINE NEWS

CHARLESTON, Feb. 19-The ship Bay State, from
New Orleans for Boston, was spoken off Cape Hat
teras ON Sunday last. She making for the
nearest port, having been run into the night OF
the 18th and disabled
NORPuLE, Feb. 19-The schooner Lane, Sher-
wood. from Falmouth, Jamaica, with coffee, spices,
metal, &c, for New York, arrived here to-day
On the 18th the second mate was lost overheard,
and on the Eth, while lying off Cape Henry, lost
her best anchor. Crew sick and frost-bitttu.
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DIED.

On the 18th inst, Mrs MARY w H0CKADAY, in
in the 6ilh wear of her age.
The friends and relations If the family are invited
10 attend her funeral at her residence Saturday,
the goth inst att o'clock. NJ.
At the residence of John W Powell. on Friday. the
18th instant, sALLIE 9. WEBB. cnnsdrt of the late
Geo Webb. of Norfolk in tho 21th year Of her age
The friends and acquaintances Ct the family are in
vited to attend her funeral from Centenary church
on sunday next 2lst instant. at 81 O'clock.
Es- Norfolk end petershrtrn napers nieasr canv >
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aPucIAL notice..

aa-A CARp.-Dr N. PAINTER. from
Charleston g. Surgeon. Chirspodist and Practical
Operator ON the Feet respectfully offers bis services
10 the citizens Of Pithmond. Persons who are an
noyad with Cy1RSs. KUNIONS. aud NAILS PENB-
TEATING IN THE FLE@H cured Of pain 10 hvs or
ten minutes Or will attend at priva residences
II desired or can be ssen at the Exchange Hot
Office No 49, once hours from to IL; D. ana
frcm to s. NJ. eiz-h'
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MARRIED.

At Springfield. on the 18th lust. BY Elder George
q. Exall, Mr. RoBT. II. WILLS. OF Richmond. and
Miss MARY r.. daughter OF sir. Henry ii. Wood oil
Hanover equity.
On the 18th uitino. by the Rev. Mr.. Willis, Mr..
DAVID i. BkANBEakY formerly Of Chester
county. Pa To Mis' MAY ", daughter c. G. Mitch
ell. Hrnriro c. unity, Va
ss- Philadelphia and Chester county papers
nIeaae eunv
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NnTIIlE

To LADIES AND GRNTLEMAN-I am now prepared to
furnish you with Boots and Shoes of the very best
quality and of the latest STYLE and as fair price
such goods can be tad at any house in the United
States ALEX HILL, Importer and
Manufacturer of Ladies' and Gentlemens
Boots and shoes, No. l27 Main street,
fe lS--ts Richmond Va
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days three ladies Of this city attended the funeral
of deceased relative. AMI At the instance of gen
tleman. member If the family of the deceased, who
procured them n seat in hack, proceeded to the
Poor House Burying Ground, which they pre-
5nmed 10 have been provided, with others for
the conveyance Of the friends of tho deceased
to the place Of interment. After uniting in the
the hack, the doors Of whi5h had been lar,nl and
curtiy informed by thu negro driver that the
owner Of the hack. Joseph Hix American Stable
had instructed him to say thar they could MT reen
ter the hack-tle only reason assigned being that
he had to go and carry a lady home. The ladies'
protested against the treatment. but the hackmeu
drove off-tae said Hix being within view-and the
ladies' had TO lcGLf back through mud an ! snow.
This statement is submitted TO the public without
comment, in order that all persons NAV be put on
their guard, when employing the services Of such
An OBsERyER
f. 20-ltS
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

WARRINGTON, Feb. 19.-.Seaate.-The morning was
devoted to the consideration of bills the private
calendar
The further consideration of tho Army bill was
postponed till Tuesday.
Hou% Several members made personal exEla-
nations. in the course of which hr. Hoard. of New
York, charged Mr.. Burns, Of Ohio, with being H.
iiuenced in his vote by the Executive.
Nothing else of Importance TRANSFERRED
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BAIr1MoRa CATTLE MARKgr, Feb. s-Bceve..-Th,

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Feb. Is -Bceyes.-The
offerings at the scales to-day reached Gully about
27j head most of VIII ch sold to baltimore butchers
at prices ranging from ~ TO - 90 on the hoOf equal
10 SS4lu net, and averaging 81 b2i. gross. lot OF
very fine hritcrs Drought s. 20 per 100 lbs on the
h0Of The sales to-day show an advance OF about FL
per 100 los on the prices Of last week.
Hogs.-Ihe supply continues hight Sales at s. so
abb IS per 100 los net for good lots. These prices
show an advance OF - cts to 81 the rates OF last
Hefk.
sheep.-The supply continues light, sales at "a 40
ass per Ito IDS gross
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 10 Flour declined; sales of How.
ard streetaJ si 3U4g4 81. Wheat unchanged. White
corn jS(d60 cents; yellow 55Gg5S cents.
NEW loRK, Feb le Flour advancing; State 81 u
"a 50; ohio 81 6JGgj ~ Southern 81 s. al IS -
v heat very dull; white 81 St(dl 40. Curu white
6gGTl cents yellow 6oGG70 cents
stocks generally higher. Virginia skies SOL.
CHARLESTON, Feb. I9,-Cotton-sales of the week
5000 bales. ihe market shows decline OF a to
Int.
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.B7- times AMT NOW AS THEY USE TO Wac
HENRY 3 WHICH Esq of New York has opened the
finest stock Of Sill yer Plated Goods offered in
this market, at "a Main street. Housekeepers and
strangers will do well TO cali and examine the goods
HENRY W. QuARLEs will hold sale THIS MORNING, at
10 O'clock 10 close them out. Csstors Cake Baskets
Spoons Jewels, Fancy Goods &c.
A night sale will also take place at o'clock. Mr..
J. III .MpsoN QUARLEs Auctioneer.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Dacwssp.--A seaman. by the nanme OF Thomaa
Amistead. late Of Matthews county, was drowned
last Tuesday hight by falling overheard from the
sloop New Packet, while on his trip 10 Norfolk
Tar ALrxsSpRIA MnIrARr--The Alexandria Ri
nsmen aud the Mount Vernon Guards will start
for Richmond to night.
TIE ISAUouRArios,-From our exchange papers
We learn that the people, from all parts Of the
State, are comeg to participate In the ceremonies
on the I'D.
RESIGNATION AND APPoISTAEST.-GeorseW John
son, who for sixteen years held tho position OF
Cashier In the Farmers Bank at Dsaviile, has
resigned, and VIM. 8. Patton has been appointed
TO fli the vacancy.
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FIRar IN PEACE AND FIRST IN THE HEARTS or Hrs
CoUSrRYMEy All who visit Richmond on the I'D
OF FebrparY to witness the grand spectacle Of the
inauguration of the Washington statue, should not
fail to visit the new Photograph aud Fine Art Gal
Iery of q NINSIs, to witness the wonderful pro;
gress of the Photographic Art conducted at this
finely arranged establishment And 10 those who
may wish 10 Obtain of them selves or friends. some
thing really beautiful aud life-iike a likeness
should not fail to secure one Of the Ambrotypes or
pared to accommodate all who wish fine pictures;
and his assortment Of Frames. Cases, Lockets Pins
SC, in which to have them placed. is large and va
ried His gallery is on Main street, opposite the
new Custom House. and free TO visitors whether they
wish pictures or not fe 20
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FROM KANSAS

ST LOUIS, Feb. 19.-The Kansas CORE spo ndent
of the Democrat (black republican, states that th g
Topeka Legislature re-assemblcd on the 10th inst.
Concurrent resolutions were introduced setting
forth that rs the President advocates the passage.
by Congress, OF bill for the admission Of Kansas
under the Lecompton constitution. Gov. Robinson
be requested to correspond with the Governors OF
states friendly to the peoples" government, soil
citing aid in it shall be necessary to resist
such an encroachment.
The election in Atchison county on the Sth, to
fill vacancy in the Council occcsioned by the re-
slguation OF Mr.. Carr, resulted in the choice OF
Challiss, (democrat) over Wheeler free SOLD by
$50 majority.
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AS-Ihe handsome and exact photographic view
OF the VIRGINIA WASHINGTON MONUMENT, published
by Richie Il Dunnayant, and to be sold for tue
benefit Of the LADIES MOUNT VERNON ASSOCIATION,
will be found at the bookstores of Messrs. Nash
Woodhouse, e. II. West, A. Morris and J. W
Randolph
Mr.. Vim. A. Irvine has kindly rendered his servi-
ces 10 take charge Of them on the Square. We
hope oil persons Will avail themselves of this OPP
portuuity, to procure this beautiful specimen OF
art, especially the proceeds are to be devoted to
. SO prais.wortby a purpose.
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Ma VIRGINIA HIsroRIcAL SoC1ETy

The annual meeting of this Society will be held in
the Hall of the House of Delegates on TUES DAY
evening, the 23] inst. The Hon w RNEs will pre-
side, and discourse will be delivered by HUGn
BLAIR GRIGSBT, Esq, uron the Convention of 1873 -
Doors will be opened At IA O'Clock. and the delivery
of the discourse will commence az s o'clock, pre-
cisely. The public are invited to attend.
IA. 10
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The Earfhuuake In NapIes.

The following letter, addressed to a brother Of
the author In this oity, gives simple and touch
ing account Of the distress and dssolation of the
recent earthquake In the province of Bassiicata,
of Naples:
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-. ~~~-~- --~~~-~~~~>~~>>~~--,,- e~-,-~--->~,--
n ~ DR.. JOHN KNOX, late of Orar

nE~ DR.. JOHN KNOX, late of Orange
county. office Metropolitan Hail. residence corner
of 18th and Clay streets.
Refers to Rev E. J. Willis, i NJ Conrad aud Pey.
ton Johnston, Richmon'; d. J. Barbour and Jamea
b. Newman, OraDge lions. Judge X IL Field
shelton +. Leake Thonss ~ WeiCh Senator from
Orange, Madison. &c, aud John Ii. Lee Delegate of
orange AMI Greene. 10 5-dim
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.T.pv Nor,cE.-A OSBORNE,

the Artist has returned from his Southern tour
through the South and will be happy TO see All OF
his old friends AMI the public generaliy , that want
fna AMBRUTYPsS, at very low prices Mr. Us
borres pic res have been pronounced to be superior
s1 ali others ever exhibited In Georgia.
Very respectfully, -
f. 1D-3tk \ OSBOkNE.
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nkYs EInWeRs

gsS" FLOwERs.-O hand large stock
of FLOWERS and WREATIlS, suitable for public
decorations, at exceeding low prices.
LADIES BAZAAR
e lot No 9S Broad II
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SHOCKING SUICiDE.-Mr. John Brouwer, formerly
President of the East River Insurance Co, was
found dead in his oire, - Wall street, this morn
ing, having hung himself on the knob of safe
by his neck-tie.
He is known to have left his office at the usual
time on Wednesday evening, but not returning to
his family the following night, search was made
and the body found as above described.
No cause is assigned for the act. Mr.. b. was
we'll advanced in life and has long been much re-
spected. More recently, his business has been that
Of brokeror real estate agent.-N. l. Jour. Com,
THURSDAY.
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Richmond on the occasion Of the Inauguration OF
tie Statue of Washington, desiring aid in procuring
LODGINGS, are requested on arrival TO report 10 thu
Committees. who will be in attendance at the foil ~
ing places. viz
ST. CHARLES H0FEt-COrner Main and 18th sts
MERCHANTS INSURANCE co. 0FFlUE-Cur.
nsr Main and 18th streets.
M0NTiCELLo H0USE-Broad street, between.lh
and Tth. fels-J
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GA- TRUNKS. CARPET BAGS, VALICEs &c.-I have
now on hand, the largest assortment Of Trunks Car
pet Bags, Yalices, and LadiC s. Bonnet Boxes that
be found in this city, Of all qualities and at al
prices. ALE&. HILL,
10 l9-6t III Main ST RiChm md
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o. Beautiful Ambrotypes for % cents. at the
Steam Gallery, better than rivals charge Si.jO for
1879 Main street, Eagle Square.
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~ NEW CATALOGUE

dolph Iaf Main street. has Just printed Tor free srcu
within the last three months Book buyers WIZ nD9
Il very useful as the size binding and price oil sach
work il mention d. a.. "a n,
Ar Book binding in superior style. 10 D-1
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r IST OF LETTERS--R Remaining in the
IL RICHMOND pos oFFICE, on the 18th day Of
February, laos.
RS- Persons applying for Letters in this List will
please say they are ADyERTfsEp.
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kSF~ DANIEL O'RoURKs Peas, extra

early. said to be two weeks earlier than any otAer
extra early pea small invoice Iust received and
for sale at 40 cents per quart by
WAXING PEARCE. Druggists,
IL lots Corner 9Th and Broad sta
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RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-REv. J. A.
DUNCAN will deliver his closing address to young
men % SABBATH EVENING, the 2st inst. at
Trinity Church fe 20-lt
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~ AMBRorYPEs Is cents. from that to SIS. 50
to ], 90 taken daily, by TYLER Co.
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By" Rev. DAVID s. DooGETr, will
preach at Cay Street Church tomorrow, Sunday
morning and evening. Seryica to commence in the
morning at II o'clock ard at "a in the evening The
public are invited toFattend. e 20
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To HEADS OF FAMILIES AND ALL OrHERa

FOND OF TEE LUXURIEs OF LIFE-~SENPLE's INEALIA-
BILE BAKING PONDER the best preparation known t,r
making light, sweet and wholesome Bread, pui-
dngs and pastry Of all kinds, ono trial will insure
its use in any form. Oue half the lard commonly
used is saved by using this article. For sale wholesale
and retail b. JOHN W GARLtCk,
Manufacturer and sole Proprietor
And by all Druggists aud Grccers felb
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gI VELVET CLoAKs

EVENING DRESSES,
Just received. at greatly reduced prices. Call ant
SEE them. f. 20-2U PRICE L WATKINS.
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EgS~ Mr. ALBERT ANDERSON and DR. VIM
PAsswoEE expected 10 speak at Bethel Meeting
House, on 25th street, Union Hill SUNDAY, 2lst
INST at Il Nj. The public are invited TO attend.
.sl--lt@
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E8- g Artists employed making portraits Of the
people, at the great steam Gallery, 1879 Maiu street
TYLER Il Co., prnprietOrs
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To-. Steam Ambrotype Depot; largest Gallery il
the United States, at l39 Main street. Stranger.
should procure the Ambrotypes taken at tho Steam
Gallery.
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THrATRE.-The drama of 'the Poor OF Baltimore,
CT Fraud and its Victims" was we'll played on
Thursday night, and repeated last night. The
plot Is somewhat ingeuius, and the familiar scenes
that are constantly brought TO view, render the
piece in many respects attractive. Miss Deylin
played the part of Marian, the rich bankers
daughter, with her usual spirit, and Mr.. Adams,
as Tom 7ramper exerted himself unhsggnsy--
The boys in the second tier became uproarious
with delight over the performances of Hank, the
"Ilook and Ladder" runner (Mr. Albaugh.) The
scene Of the burning building, with the fremen
rushing in appealed directly to the sympathies Of
Young Richmond, aud the applause was conss-
luently frequent and hearty. The part of Lucy
!Sntorne very we'll sustained by Mrs. Tayleure,
and In truth, all seemed to be endeayoring to
make as much of the piece as 1T was capable OF
yielding All plays of a similar description have
q "happy dsnouement," and so has this. Vice and
oppression are punished, while virtue and honesty
are rewarded. Those who have suffered long
years Of poverty and distress through the articles
Of the ron-heaTted banker, are at last happily Ian
dsd 10 the haven Of matrimony and fortune.
The bill for tonight is good one- 1t embodies
"The Poor Of Baltimore" and "the Coopers," bs.
sides the usual interude OF music and daneing.-
Splendid attractions are preparing for the I'D.
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gsa. RELIGIOUS NoTTcE. Rev II Dun
MING may be- expected 10 preach in the Third Pres
byterian Church, Church Ill., TOMORROW Morn
ing. fe 70 1T
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Plausible details of the frauds on the New
York city treasury exhibit extraordinary reckless
ness and dsprsviiy. They are mostly based on
contracts for street Improvements, aud the loose
manner Of drawing contracts has enabled tbs
shsrpers TO asses he city to the amount Of thoas
eHds. 80
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ea- Stranger. before leaving town, give TYLER
Co. call.
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FIRE AT FLMIRA, n. "A fire broke out in Water
street In Elmra. n Y, at O'Clock Wednesday
morn ing and before it could be subdued twelve
stores were destroyed.
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HB- GENTLEMEN's PATENT LEATHER Doors. BoTE
THIN AND Trick SoLEs.-I have just received fror
Paris direct. the finest assortment of Gents Patent
Leather Ots, that has been u this pant Of the
country. They were made expressly To my order
By one Of the first manufacturers i'll Paris
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AGENCY IN NORFOLK.

VIM. r. FOSTER. ESQ. 10 the Agent for the DAILY
DsssAroE IN Norfolk. the circulation Of the paper
there having Increased TO extent demanding per-
seE astentioa to ia distribution. the collection Of
Guoe 10
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as3F A Beautiful and New Style of La
dies Head Dresses inst received sAlso. Gents white
Berlin and Kid Gloves pressiv for 7the occasion
the 22a inst. LADIES BAZAAR,
10 20-2t No. 200 Broad street
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Ia STRANGERS soJourning i'll town procure the
Steam Ambrotypes made by TYLER Co. Leave
them with your friends and take few home. De
pot 1879 Main street.
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EE- PORTRAITS Of all the various sizes and styles
at half price, at TYLER Co.'S Gallery, l39 Main
street,
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ssy I1LrMInArInN 22n-I

Esy- ILLUMINATION 22o.-A general
sentiment peryading our community in favor of au
illumination on thu night If the 22d none should
f,il to supply Intensely with the cheap and con-
yeni Mt Illuminating CANDbESTICkS, which can
be obtaining III any quantity. AZ
Nickel a WOODWARD'S,
(. 20-It$ M Main =traat
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Richn.Oy.d, FEB. l9-BtsA Water ess4 o'e'

Port Of Richmond, Feb. l9Rteh Water 0a4 o'e'oe
ARRlN ED
Steamer BelviieIs. Keene, Baltimore, mdse, Lud
lam Watson.
schr Thos II somers, Crockett, Eastern Shore
oats, 10 captain.
Lighter George Pension, Pension, Petersburg,
wheat, liaxall 4 Co.
SAILED
Brig Bonito. Hatch. Montevideo, four. Warwick
4 Barksdale.
MEMORANDUM.
The Schr Lanson Dean. if)m Rockland, l0a led
with lime. is ashore Gu Kirgsland Rocks, IS miles
down the river.
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Hs- Family groups taken by TYLER q Co.

e. TYLER & Co. l39 Main street Be sure an
find the right place.
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sehrs Mountain Eagle. Ames for Richmond, and
Achorn, Merrill for City Point. sailed ftom Rock
lana 18th inst.
CHATHAM, Feb l6--schr Eben Atkins. Narston
from Rockland for Richmond, with lime took fire
aud was boarded by boats crew, from this port
and carried int Monomoy Point this afternoon.
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gSy~ DIR. G.. GAvINzEL, office North
east corner of 10th and Broad streets, opposite Dr.
Mnore's Church.
10 All orders MCsT BE LIFT at his olica, or ut No.
3Central Hotel, 10 meet with prompt attention.
ls-lm
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The Bradford (Engani) wool dealers have re-
solved to shorten credits from five 70 three months
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H8- Chidreus Likenesses OF all ages, taken by
TyI A.
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THs DINE RESTAURANT Judging from . NANTES
fstion Of the description Of fare served up at this
establishment, we doubt not that its customers
have Jolly and luxurious time. Yesterday they
had not only fresh shsd, but psos aud asparagus
We need say no more for the "Dims" They speak
E,r II -
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s~ A HAN DsoME LOT OF CHAMBER
FURNITURE AT AUcTIoy.-We respectfully solicit at
teujiun TO our sale Of Handsome and we'll Kept
FURNITURE, at the store formerly occupied by j.
p. Seniple Ntn between 9Th and luth streets To
DAY at Ii o'clock A NJ For particulars see 4 liver
tisement. JAS NJ. TAYLOR q SON
le ~ A,rrf'x
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EG~ NOTICE.--The subscriber begs
leave to inform his many customers ofthe city OF Rich
nond that he would feel thankful TO them to take
from the wagonerS what Pop, Porter, SC, they may
require UP to Tuesday, the 22d that all in his EN-
Tloyment may have the pleasuTe of witnessing the
grand and brilliant display which is about to take
place on the pa Of the Inauguration of the statue
VI the immortal Ia Their OF his country. =
M. MCCORMACK
fe 20 ms Rrnad street
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ra~To THE VOTERS OF HgSRIco Coz

III respectfully announce myselfa candidate for
reelection TO the office OF CLERK OF Heurico Coun-
ty Court. at the election i'll May next.
fe 2l-lw I'M F0LEES.
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