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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-20
,.npuy OF MIysIC.-THE OPERA.

n ShD1>1hA n
n. sSis SSse 1' s s,:pseay losd i. the second .sd
'''''' Will ''"%D1Y MONDAY, Feb a ssoeloci,
Flint Disl. Of The f.r.wss c.sf' tns,,,RfSi" sonTSs
F.ppearne' hi. s,ssS .ss;SH 4 TSysS M HsESir h'f
Only hight ofBsliIps operaof
PURITANI:
MADAME DE LA GRANGE,
1iShHiN' CARL roaNEs, ''''I"'
who wi" ''Dtc r sbaY s "a y: F:s n s. i 'ss e'''s'
Price Of 'dun oryR e i.H'; s,sIIsS NsTSEE T. 'en' extra
on which OCCASION viii be presented Ross: celebrated Opera
lnoW rsi rs si.; N 'sise.l SEosE 4
which has created Married sensation at '' first represents.
slrpENBrno LaBocEfTA. oAssHR ROCCO,
Adni's''' 'ssrIcixi NoTicR% cents
compisnce with may IN
b. secured advance for the Open Msnees extra
Tie bar room and smptbeser will be invariably cIosed the
''''' '''''D' 20 SUBSCRIBERS
The Director announce that Subscriptions will be ecev
TERMS 81 "' OF sTBscRProN TICKET for the first 81,
A'I"''' '' RssEavEp SEAT, EIGHT DOLLARS.
Every subscriber will receive a, prsuaum
The pI" b. B,Gsd dIs s 1 night, e. md Two ns noa
&c; GcI1ss 81 tSsfhE FhE RSs
rtx AZ ne. east THE II TALAsA IN
'e'''' ''< ''D''s' BscRIPTiSN i SC RPifi TICKETS
s Bosds 5ss .rd ,dsI sBEGs IH u
''''u' TIE SALE OF SEATS FOR PURITANI
VIII eonence this Saturday morning O'clock precisely
"' Il" THE THE SALE OF SEATS FOR THE MATINEE
{" LItelisna In Algeri'o
will CONSCIENCE Monday Feb p at al the three cketoa6ces
THERESA ESMONDE begs to inform her friends
and the public that she will give ore Of her oe'ebsted
READINGS from the IRISH AND AMERICAN POETS,
At the s'''''''IMa MoSDAY EVENING Feb. q,
which occasion che Til read several new piece. including
IL Xss 11e ess Stephens
DR. VALENTINE! Or. VALENTINE! DIR
~ RyA@LENTINE LINT will give one q hi. HUMOROUS Enter
a3 EVEN Ms
opposite Bona Tickets 25 cents Checks for Reserved Seats
q cents es,ra, to be had at the Music stores
T OLA MONTEZ will give her celebrated Lecture
IL BEAUTIFUL WOMEN, e. the Brooklyn Athenxunn,
THIS Saturday EVENING, FEB. 70.
CONCERT-For the benefit of the RELIEF
~ FUND Of the AMERICAN PROTESTANT AsS0CIA;
T9s HS.s Sigf Ne & 90 &BsSw sVsfs .nsne ON aoS3 sI
have volunteered their services for the OCCASION Tickets IS
cents be obtained at the doo Of member of the
Committee.
yVNHE Female Branch of the illegal RIGHTS
l. ASSOCIATION" viii celebrate with GRAND SUPPER
in spng. Hail. No les & Spring st. near ThomP.,n on mon
supper win commence O'Clock. All the in the Hall
o as tss EER p
W HUNTER, Managers. Ticket. Is each. - 80.
REIN MONT COLLEC TION,
ID NOW ON EXHIBITION,
- sssEr1,4., ! tSSsi'sEsHE 8 & e . soo,n, h.. ,.,,. /.
g. to p. N. Ito 10 P. IN.
Adnittancs 25 cents; Season Tickets 80 cents
CRYSTAL PALACE.-Open DAILY from a.
~ H. o5p. m. Moving Machinery, sts,usry, &c. Admit
tspee 25 cents.
fine Arts.
o.
Al X ! l. l. O's
Nl Ceebrated PAINTING OF the
HOLY FAMILY
belopsns Bevoort Family Exhibition the
Pine AT Gallery, No. 90 Broadway. -
Admission % eentA OOtPIL Co.
NJ KNOEDLER, Successor.
DJCTURE-F RAMES, PASSEPARTOUTS,
i ENGRAvIN0s, ARTISTS MATERIALS MATHEMAT-
ICAL BOXHs 0RECIAN and POTICHOMANIE PRINTS
for sale BY W. SCHAUS, No. 029 Broadway
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NmusfMfnts.

DURTON's ER.-SATURDAY-Fare
ID well BENEFIT and LAST appearance Of Mr.. CHARLES
MATHEWS after unprecedented success Of 60 nights -Four
Pieces The iavore piece of HE WOULD BE AN ACTOR,
with Mr. g Mathews characters and three songs The new
comic piece YOU'RE ANOTHER with Messrs Borton, Ma
Brou And Sherdans Comedy Of THE CRITIC
with Mr.. G. Mathews Puff Mr.. Wslcot ~
the Beate Mr. Broughsu Earl Of Leicester Mr. Burton
Whiskersndes Messs Mark Smith, Barrett Setel Seymour
Mrs L. w Davenport Mss. Hughes Ms. w: II. Smith, Mrs
Seymour Sc MONDAY-Mr Burton and Mr. Broughaul viii
appear the TWO DRO1IOS and Mr. Wscot and Mr.. Bur
ton will appear in Farce
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Cost an6 fouu6.
Aorses, Carriages, &r.

CLEIGHS for SALE.-A large assortment OF
nor aye Of Porllsnds, Of nsasfsefare, particularly
sd.eted 70 city diving Ao shfins afs for two io per
w. fnvESs 1 tM5Es. NJ % sESSss,aL
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= ORDNANCE CONCERNING THE
"A ~ MrAsUREg or GRAIN.

-. a ,,,,as,,ssI bU tfs ftaaefi ~ tie CITY a
| ps.s,ay5 That every psrssa WHO shall bTIas 70
s,r sale or barter, train af any Kind. pofa
ai 81 snS other article hereinafter mentioned. TO
- sslt 6y solid measure, tif over 10 eushris) may
.naty 10 The Measufer Of train to weigh the fame.
app as when any article provided for in this ari-
nance 10 be sold By rnlid measure Except irish pG
ts,s when sid by the harIst II q her the seller
The observation-disclosures of said Messurer aud the ether
contracting party refuse to have tho same 30
weighed, tbs party so refusing shah pay nne Of
sxo. ( When required by either the seller or tho
buyer Of any arsic!e fnentioasa in shls ordinance
the said SessnFaf shall wsgh such article aad aseer-
tam tbe pumber Of bushels according 70 the stand
ard herein named; Aid hi. certificate shaii DC bind
my " whas, e, Iss I'm 80 ' Ihs Is ps bats az
f5s Veal 50 lbs Peas IS his Beans 50 lbs Potatoes IS
los. Clover Seed ~ los, Timothy seea ~ lbs. Bran
Is lbs. Efforts q lbs Brown stun 81 lbs. shtpstd
u lbs Coal 70 lbs ii either seller or euyer Of AMI
such article refuse 10 he governed by this ordinance.
n mali 81 10 ,Se ss aty " a asa,urar 3 Eat the scales
used By him, AT least once week ard o:tcser, II re-
aured
deputies Who {shtn approved by the Councii) may,
after taki.g oath faithfully To dischstge the du'
pal but the principal shall be Liable therefor, and
any suea deputy may at any time be removed from
Office by tue principal or BY the Camel.
SIC ,. The said Hsasurer shall receive n MS scr
vice., for any qaan'ity not exceeding go bushels
cent per buse, aud f1r any quantity exoeesins 2oo
en- il seller e ess Z DAY "nahsif II sid la
sEC 6 The said Measurer sbsli quarteiiy- to wiz:
on th LIST Gay q Janrar! st DAY q AlIi', lss gay
tura TO the Chamberlain gn aceouDs 81 the number
Of bnsnes Of each article weigh, d. AMI 'he amount
cause 10 be published at his COST On news aper o
this city statement Of the number OF bushels OF
eich article mentioned In said r9po per I BE La, i?r
subsequent day shall be distinct offence.
+, 2s-iaw3w TEos Lawson Ger.
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r NJ. SMITH, having removea @


II Nj. SMITH, having removed 90 No.
L. IA, west Main street. Richmond, Virginia. con-
tinges 20 manufacture IN the most reliable manner
AGRICULTURAL MACHINES of ainnost every a..
scriptioD. -
TWENTY weight years of practical experience IN this
city and surrounding country, enables him 10 rs., a
discrimination III cholee Of machines Of very great
yaine TO bis patrons.
Not wishing 10 make al oser display of the large
M nber 81 premiums awarded his machines in ire
last FIVE years, vii; imply urge purehaserste exam
Inc tho published official reports of tne Virginia Az
rcnltnral Society. in which alone they obtain
reiisble information respecting such awards.
For his own convenience, and to secure purchasers
against disappointment he soiielts early orders
Tareshers, Threshtrs and Cleaners, Horse Powers
Reapers and for repairs 70 tho His Thfsshefs
and Cleaners on Wheels tar Geld work viii save about
lie per cent. of labor 0Yer plain dsunls His new
Horse Power Is unsurpassed b. any other Is adapted
10 any machinery, and requires no letting into the
gr0uad and has other advantages.
am prepaftad 10 I'll orders at all TIRES for the
Gsual variety Of machinsry-such as Wheat Fans,
h raw Cutters, Corn Shelters OF all sizes, Harrows
caitiyators, Wheat Drills. What Cleaners, Hay
kakss, Reapers, Hay Balng Machines, Cider Mills,
chnrns, Spinning Wheels Road 2crapers. Betting
sRd Repairs. IL I9~dGt. then dlam&cg5m
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LOTTERIES.

CWAN Il co.'s LOTTERIES
SAUTH0KIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
S7C,0OO:! Tor $40!
The following Scheia 70 will be drawn by s. SWAN
Il CO. hianagers,f tue Sparta Academy Lottery, L
each Of their Single Number Lotteries for March
1855, ut AUGUSTA. Ga, in public, under the super
lntendence of Commissioners.
GLASS 5,
De drawn in iIe city of Augusta Ca in public, OIL
SATURDAY, MARCH 6TH, Ie58.
CLASS 6,
To be drawn In the city Of Augus Ca in pabic OF
SATURDAY, MAR0H 1873, Io5S.
GLASS !,
To be drawn IN the city q Augusta Ca in public, or
SATURDAY, MARCH 10Th, 1853.
GLASS Z,
To be drawn in the city OF An ustG Ga, IN public
SATURDAY, MARCH q, 1883.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUAEER&
5,4S5 PRIZES!
Nearly One P1Txe TO Ers?v Nsns Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT sCHEMEl
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MOTTO T.. Tho steamer

IT, MOTTO Il The steamer
Ess1;Sr CURTIS PIECE, will, on and after
TUEsDAI psst, the 18th, connleuce running he
tween this pare, Portsmouth and Horfoik. Leaving
the wharf at Rockets, every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday NOR lings st On o'clock prcsey, ana
return each alternate days, (,xcH9t sundays ma
king ia connection with the Glen Cove. a daily hne
as h.retalore between these places.
Passage to Portsmouth or Norfolk 81, meals 81
each X. q, HASkINS.
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CPECtAL NOTICE - RENOVATION.

~ REMOVAL CHEAP CLOTHING. The
subs ;ribers contemplating their rsnova', in view
OF the building of their new store, on The
site at present occupied by them, AMI wishing
TO maze the removal as much known 10 their
friends as possible take this opp .r!uaity ct
calling attention to the fact. and at the same
we are selling 30 chean. that all who examine the
goods ack uowlegpd that sueh IL the case For bar
gains, would advise person. Interested to call tor
the next mont st our present stand, ITO Maiu
street. After the LIST of April we intend occupying
tue store next door above the corner of l4th aud
Main street on the North side of Main.
Cheap for cash IS our motto, az We are anxious to
reduce the stock as low as possible.
GROSHoSG, TUPMAN & CO.,
r.. A N.at.
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49, NOTICE.-A fresh lot Of La

A-s NOTICE.--A fresh lot of La
SsszsssN8 dies. Misses and Children's SHOES and
CATERS, Just received per steamer jamestown,
and for sale at the following prices:
Ladies' black tcxed CATERS, heele5-$2 per pair
Ladies' bla;k foxed CATERS. without heeis-I.j0
per pair
Ladies' black fOxed CATERS, without heels-ll2
per pair
Ladies' black and brown GAITEES--I00 per pair
Ladies' black Congress CATERS, heeled-27j pc
pair
Misses black Congress CATERS. without heels
l.25 per pair
Misses black Lace CATERS, without hcels-l25per
pair
Misses brown CATERS, heeled-l 50 per pair
Children's fancy SHOES and CATERS from-62 10
" per pair
Children's plain SHOES frcm-25 to IS per pair
ALSO-Men's. Bows AMI Youths SHOES Of our
prices JEWETT Il EMliERsON,
fe 25-9ts No 23i Brc ad 81.
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MsssA,y Review Of the Norfolk Market

a.
Financial and Commercial.
MsssA,y Review Of the Norfolk Market
frsox ouR sossoik Correspondent
We give sslo~ q reviswof the Norfolk Market Tor
the month Of February. 1853, complied no" INV
mesa authentic sources
c,rn-.Av. rage from 90 to e2x cents for ys..oSS'
10 10 81 ccnse for whss add 81 20 - ents htment
Nsa - van ss ecu al 70 fhs demand and fl
siSst Of he presious month. when s,tar raj ~
~ n,esn,h 4 siight depresxioa 10 The nsI.netn
nsrkas was observed, which vas MT ie,' nes
We'd --Resipts light dsmAn, n a,ad Si eaat. 70
aayerAxei frosa 81 ." o." '' "A
P.osr TIE supply heavy: the market however We,
sss 80 rsrost, rom abroad The sales az thu
eisse ~ The month we're very heavy Tor shspusnt
At ., to ss for snpeinne va io' extra 49, oso1
f'f .sn The operations have reached liza ba'es,
whioa hss gone ecs,twiss. we quote "a average OF
OUT NO safes by cargo; the receipts. however.
have bean liberal AM 90 uai TO the iocat defnan1.-
TIE .,srsss "a: mn. g siats s,r per sS'a9i
moderate demand for shipment. The average has
besa 81 % per Dbl for roth brands.
romewhat exceeded that OF tar. We quote si.so to
6s.aaoThis being one ofthe dtpo:, for this trade.
the suppIs r. Aieays god aud equal TO demAhd-
We quote Fsr,sidn SO to sss Per ton, ~ " guam
Smbrvo 4 rich phosphate dgano-also in good
supply st $50 ,.,- -. ...x,n
ly Yer we pote a slight decline, and may safely
ouote red oak $50 white oak Sal TO $A.
We notice the arrival of coo0a bushels Of yellow
corn to-day. all of which has changed hands at 81
cents.
There 10 general depression In the retail trade.
and all the small dealers are complaining, partcE-
larry those who trade with the interior. This is
owing possibly to the fact that 1t Is too late for the
winter, and too soon for the spring TRADE.
Northern Markets.
BsIrINogR, March G.-Plour 10 steady: Howard
strset, OHIO and City ailis SI.j0. Mheat and Corn
ara oomiaalI uG "a ,nged rel Wheat r31f iofc :;
w,,its fislei 90. white Corn 5fAs?c. and yellow
ssG6lS. Mhisksy Is duh at 201s&22tae.
Sgw YORK Mach 6-Plouri- quiet: sales of 500
bits; 20 tte 81 3,li IS, Uhis 81 9Je$ southern
ssel2sj. Whsst i. dem -sal.s OF coD bush; south
era rcd Do, do white l4jc. C'rn Is buoyant-sales
az sagI bush: eoathsru white and yellow 6ro iOc-
Pork ciUssi b1o.snE: mess 30 90 Sib3; pine
st3fsso?5 Be"fis huoyart; Wesfera mess Sl2tG
sis75 lard u sea ", At sSir; WhisAe! is dl'i
at 22lSc for Daio. Socks are higher. Va.6sH.-
Tf.rlinz Bxcaa nga ia duh.
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2ta5d, -.
ertiticate Of q package clio whole Tickets, 81,
!" 81 10 half a.
10 quarter I" 20
d eiarhth

In ORDERING TICKETS Oh CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the money to onr address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt Of which they viii be forwarded
bv frst mail Purehaserscsn have Tickets ending IN
any figure they may designate.
The LIST OF drawn Numbers and Prizes Will be sent
10 purcb asers Ie medateiy after the drawing.
Ga Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Pest Office County and State.
az Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in fall without deeinetion.
a. All prizes OF 81. 90 and under paid immediate
w after fhedrawing Other prizes at tho usual time
cfthirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
Address orders fer Tickets or Certificates 70
3. SWAN 4 CO., Augusta, Ga.
49, Persona residing near Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta Georgia, can have their orders Rlied and
save time by addressing s. SWAN & CO., at either
Of these cities.
sK- iist of the numbers that drawn from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each one Is
entitled 70, win be published after every drawing II
-r,stgmalist New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register
Chsrleato6 standard, Na q Gazette. Atlanta
nah Worning News Richmond Dispxtch. New York
Wsyasch and Psulding (Nts Clahoh NIB |
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IN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING

4 EsTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber Is
fully prepared to do all kinds of work in the above
business with dispatch: and returns thanks TO his
numerous patrons for past tavors and solcits eun
tinuance of the same. Being master of his business
he can promise his customers that all work done by
him will at least be equal to any other house in the
city and fuliy AZ cheaP-a fact known to all persons
who know what good work Ia.
ROOFING. aUrTERlNG, de.-Heis prepared to
execute this description Of work In very superior
manner both In own and country.
TIN WARE-Always on hand a large and general
assortment Of Tin Ware Wholesale and retail
GAS FITTING-He Ii likewise prepared to 90 all
kinks of6as Fitting in the best manner.
PUMPS.-he Keeps always on hand large and ex-
tensiye stock Of Well and Garden Pumps.
felt CHARLES I'll. LANGLEY,
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fNkEAr BARGAINS WILL BE Of
u feref ut No e Main street, by the subscriber,
who Is s4liug on without regari 70 cost his attrac
tive stock OF House Keeping Articles. Fancy
0oois, Wood and Willow Ware, Baskets, Toys.
Yankee Soli No. Brushes, Breonas. Sc. &C. Persons
visiting the city on the OCCASION Of ths Inauguraoe
4tll lind this a rars opportunity 20 supply them
selves with such Kind 81 notionsa call is solicited.
n. WARREN,
fen No 81 Main street.
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DED UCTION IN TIE PRICE OF
q N00D.--BeIng desirons Of keenipg up with
The spirit Of tae tines have TIL, day reduced
| the prize Of Wood. ] now ctiar the best quallIy
OAK WOOD at $50: PINE 81 per cord, delivered
aud respectfully solicit the attention oi all in want
A. am determined 70 sell at tbs lowest rates.
have on hand sull supply. and an prepared to de-
liver il at the shortest notice.
Grfers LEFT at Acssrs Dabney Cocke's. MIR G. A.
Hundley's, Broad street, or at the yard, on Broad
rest near Brooke venue viii receive prompt az
tenti6n fs ii-lni% JAMES 4 MOORE.
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y.sr~ r,,-sryvuszr1 aIcHn0sD. Gel. ist-, 1881.
- SPECIAL NOTICE.-Or
and alter this da;e, ALL packages intended for Ex
PRESS, on the NAIL TRAINS Of the Virginia Con.
trs Railroad will be received at Office, i34 MajD
street. instead of Railroad Depot heretofore, be
Ing In conformity with an arrangement inside witt
the above Company. -
J. l.. MARLBOROUGH. Asen:
&c k-ts Adams Express C0mpany.
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..NlND0W SHADE DEPOT, 230 BaoAD
Y STREET, the only place where you can obtain
Il cheap pair OF Shades. Zee prices
Beautiful landscapes size. cheap at $50
Plsin Shades Jaf worth 81
Bouquets I5c, worth 81 q
Vases Only 81. 2f0
Gathic style 81" 80
Gold and Velvet ALPS cheap at So
Gold Centre 9l5a, worth o.
Gold and Velvet Centre 81, cheap at 500
Dry Landscapes 81 %. worth $50
Also y large assortment Of India Rubber Table
OIL CLOTHS. durable article. Those la want of
good article nc low price, would do we'll 10 cali al
Ill. GoLDES'S Dry Goods and shs.ie Store,
23n 3rcad street
n. B-Storekeepers and pedlars supplsed at New
York prices
a. Shades made to order IT short notice.
IA 4--fa
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HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, &c.
BARGAINS. %r<,

~ BARGAINS. a.,
~ Ihaye Just opened at the cheap BOOT and
~ SHOE Store, No 1lt Broad street Ladies'
heel CATERS, 81 50 and 81. rs; CATERS without
heels 75c; Kid CATERS. with heels 81 So Ladies
white satin CATERS Sl.75; laiies' Morocco Boots
81 and 81 Is: BuSkINS, sc, IS and 81: miss 3 No
rocco BOOTS. 50 cents; chiIds SHOES from 49, 10
20 cents: ladies GUMS, 80 TO s2T cent; mems BRO
CANS 81; boys do SOC; boys' SHOES, IS and so cts;
mems Congress CATERS, 81 mems oxford Tee
N mems BOOTS. E3 and 81; GUMS, T5c
/ would respectfully solicit the attention of the
Ladies' aud Gentlemen to our stock. My motto is
onick sales and small profits Don't forge. the No.
"a Broad street. opposite arubbs & Apper.on's.
NH p Ina HUGHEs
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observation-disclosures No. J., Halifax
Il No ana 2, Cut ia store and for sas IN lots to
ssfit purchasers low hy
mh2 BhibGF0kD Co
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,RcRL CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES

IL The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making establishment. on Lombard Alley, between
lumbar Hotel, COACHES, CHARI0FEEs, Bl
E0UCHES. BUGGIES. with and without topa and
SULKIEs. ali OF his make. of the best materials
and nship; all of which will he sold as low
good work OF the kind can be in the city OF Rich
mond. and rvspeet tully ask call from those in
want Of any article In the Carriage line am Dc.
termiRea to make to order and FELL ct the lowest
prices possible and all work sold that is new war
rauted. MICAJAH MANGEM
"a g Or..
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hsA~1sTrTTk C0X'S LINE.-The only
regular Line freight Boat from
kichInoad % Lynckburg, three tim week, T G kS-
DAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Boat SULFASA. Capt. VIVA. l.. saith
Do THoS " JOHNS. Capt Chas. j. johnson.
Z DO. LITTLE TEN y RS5BE, Capt. Jas W. Maxwell.
Do. OLIVIA. Capt Jos. 3 Wilkinson.
Do. NAPOLEON, Capt Gso C. Layne.
Dr.. TEMPEST, Capt. John Donald.
These Boats are all of the first class, aud COM
nanded By careful and experienced Captains anu
leave promptly advertised. The subscriber. thank
fu Er past avors 40 Literally bestowed begs con-
finuancs Of the same. For freight apply TO
- WIN. r cox, Agt,
At the Shed. Dock street, in of old Gas Works
a II
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Nearly One Prize TO Eesrv Ns1S Tickets
MAGNIFICENT SCHEmEl
ZACH ssTTiD4Y IN MARCH

AUTHORIZATION PLGIAE.6.
prige, are sl.6e3
prize, are l.2o0
prizes Of s3f0 approxima.ing to si0,o0o
prize, are ~ S@
Prize are Ok
prizes of 500, approxinla ting TO 81 go
prize ere 400
prizes Of SIS experimenting to $1,000
prize, ere SN
prizes Of $50 experimenting TO 3l,S0J
prizes are &J
Sasn prizes of so ais iG0,09t
+, ,as ,,y4gas a.nauuting IN s32, la9
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PIANOS, Ao.

.assssa NUNS & CLARk'S PA.
49, sos.-ssvEN octave PIAEos
r. I'll. TAYLOR has Just opene,l
v y " several SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS
from the popular mandatory of MessTs. NUSNs
CLARK whose Instruments he has been selling during
the past thirty years. the entire satisfaction Of the
numerous purchasers. Also, Pianos Of 61u octaves,
together with several excellent sec0pd hand instru-
iaents which will be sold ut unusually low prices.
MELODEONs, OF Peaubet's make. 70 be obtained
at this establishment only.
PIANO STOOLS. of variety OF patterns.
Inc most extensive assortment of MUSIC and Mn
s;cal instruments in the State. p. II. TAYLOR,
je 25ts Piano and Music Store. ls3 Main street.
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O)MMIsslUNERS OFFICE LAW BUILDiNG,t
RICHMOND VA. Feb. Il, 1888.
VIRGINIA: In the Circuit Court Of the
city VI Richmond, January IS. 1875:
Robert fauH fltli
ugstidst
Henry UunuingtOn Sergeant of the Corpora
Liur of L. hGLbuFg, Gud as such adm.niItis-
traitor OF LaHdun Il CaDetl. decd, Leonard
straw Harold Smytd, Robert Eenry Cab
ELL Eiiz lbeth 5 Cabeli, exeCutTiN o. Patrick
II Caueil, Deceased, Samuel Garland, Vim
cent Tabb amt judith :. his = ifp. late in
dith CAbell, aud William Preston, ami
Elizabeth, his wifa.......... Detts.
and
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OUTER DEp0T.-Just received,
~ fresh supply Of prime GOSHEN aud ROLL
BUTTER, Lard, Cheese Peas Beams, aud Dried
Eruit-at the BUTTER DEPOT. Main street, be-
tween 18th and 18th sts.. paariy opposite tha Old
Market. nE0nKE PfEkSaNTS
"a BBLS. APPLES. in prime order
~ 30 boxes ORANGES
80 do LKMoNS
jest received aud for sale by
DAVID n. JONES & co.
nh No T6 Main .treet
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK-CHAR-

TERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIg-
GINIA-CAPtTAL lG0.01 D0LLAksi-Money re-
eeiye deposit in Of five dollars and upwards
on,wheh interest at the rate Of per eentum per
num is paid. for remaining six months or long
for shorter periods, interest at the rate Ct per
centum.
1he whole joint stock bonnd for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued oy the
Cashier, T b. STAERE "a; the store of <. B. Spence.
cornerof VAIN and Governor streets, Richmond Va.
SAMUEL :. CorfRELI., President.
Z. n. STAEKJs, Cashier.
c. WALTHALL Secretary.