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THE TWENTY SECOND IN NEW YoRK-A lette
from New York aaYa:

TIE TwENTY'SEooND IN NEW YoRK.-A letter
from New York says:
The anniversary of Washington's birth was eel
ebrated yesterday by parade of the veterans of
were the sth and list regiments. The order of
United Americans had fine celebration at the
Academy Of Music. Some two thousand persons
were present. Hon. Erastus Brooks was the ora.
tor and Hon. j. NJ. Bolts, of Virginia, guest
There was some fine music performed on the coca
sion. The City Assembly Rooms, last night, were
also the scene of festivities in honor of the day
The "Young Democracy" and their lady friends
ing was decorated for the occasion, and the
within brilliant one. The crowd was great
| and the music charming. There were various 9th.
or gatherings in honor of the day, such as balls
| parties, suppers, &c. As the sleighing was good
numerous parties spent the day in the suburban
villages The military of Brooklyn also had a
parade in honor OF the day. The places of amuse-
ment in the city were all filled at night.
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.B- Strangers soiourning in town should not fail
TO procure the Licensees made by the celebrated
Artists, TYLER Co, of 1879 Main street. At this place
you can procure Portraits ut prices varying from 2l
GENTS To S2i
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CARD hereby tender many thanks
to Mr. c. c. FOLKS of Charles City, for returning the
lest Gold Chamberlain, which he found the Cartel
Square. s s GUGGESHEIMER.
ta oa-ltA
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FOND OF THE LuxURIEs OF LIPg.-SEMpLE's INFALLA-
BILE BAKING POWDER, the best preraration known for
making light sweet and wholesome Bread, Pud-
dngs and pastry Of all kinds. One trial will insure
its use in any 10rri. One half the lard commonly
used saved by using this article For sale wholesale
and retail by JOHN W GARLlCk,
Manufacturer and sole Proprietor.
And by all Druggists and Grocers. fel6
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| A CONSPIRACY AGAINST CRINoLINE.-The maidens
| of Straubiag, in Bavaria, the victims of ter
rible conspiracy, the young men of the place hav
ing pledged themselves not to dance with any girl
during the carnival who wears crinoine.
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No. Mr.. JACKSON, who can be found
at the New Market Hotel, will make wager fer suy
named amount, to run any man for FROM one to
twenty miles 10 25-,t*
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Thursday Evening, Feb. rs, 1855.
Will be performed John Howard Payne's celebr ated
tragedy of
BRUTUS; OR THE FALL OF TARQUIN.
Lucius unus Rrutus... EDWIN BOOTH.
Polka Rationale MisS Ianpia Hioht
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The Perils OF the Sea.
Terrible .HsipUrcck and Loss Of Lifs-Serere s.
ny-AOrtdlty on Shipdoard.

Terrible .ip,crcck and Loss Of Lfte-Srere Suffer
ing-AOrtalty on ShipJoard.
The ship John Milton, Capt. Ephraim Harding
supposed to be from San Francisco. but last from
the Chincha Islands. loaded with guano, for New
Bedford, was wrecked off Montauk, L. l., on Sat
urday last, the Goth instant. She is total wreck
and completely broken up. Eight dead bodies o
her officers and crew had been found; also. thu
captains writing desk, with some of the ships pa
pers In 1t. 1t was picked up on the beach.
4 The Hamburg ship Howard Captain Walter
from Hamburg arrived at New York on Monday
after passage of ninety-six days. the voyage be
ing a stormy one from beginning to end. She left
Hamburg Nov. IL th.with two hundred and eighty
six passengers, thirtyseyen of whom died on the
passage from a sickness resembling cholera, and
from weakness occasioned by shortness of prov
sions and water;he latter being dealt out ia very
small quantities for the past forty-two days, and
most of that made by distillation from sea water
The sufferings of the passengers were great
After they bad been out about six weeks, their
supply OF fresh water was exhausted, and to pre-
vent fanashing from thirst, a machine that the
captain had on board. invented for the purpose OF
extracting the particles of salt from salt water,
was brought into requsition and was found to be
able to perform work enough to prevent the eff
fects of the total absence of fresh water.
Much inconvenience, however, was experienced
from the limited supply of the kind of inferior
manufactured water to which all on board were
confined. But the evil did not end here. Soon
after it was found that the usual supply of prov
sions would also have to be curtaied. This was
DONE and q few days afterwards an infectious
disease resembling cholera made its appearance
and swept away many of the more delicate of re-
duced persons. This state of things continued till
the time the vessel reached quarantine. short
time before the vessel arrived, so far were the
means of subsistence exhausted that nothing ed
bic was left except few barrels of peas, on which
all had now to live.
During the passage thirty-seven persons were
swept away by the disease which broke out, and
nearly onethird of all the passengers on board
had been at tackled. After arriving at quarantine
it was found necessary to have three of the pas
sengers conveyed to the hospital on Staten Island
They are Germans, aud their names re Louisa
Jamming, Charlotte Benna and Carolina James.
Two whole families, consisting of four persons
each, were among those who were fatally attacked
by the virulent epidemic.
Accounts from Atlantic city, N. J., state that
the ship Flying Dutchman was rapidly breaking
up, but Captain Bowen, who came direct from the
wreck, reports her as having gone to pieces The
steam pumps had previously been lost overheard
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HJ- Strangers sojourning i'll town should not
leave without procuring the beautiful Ambrotypes
executed by TYLER Co.. they are made at low
prices and are of the best quality. TYLER Co.'s
Gallery is the largest in the State.
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sS@ THE Property Holders and Gil

zeps of the town ofManchester, and all others
interested in having a supply of water for TIE pro
lection of property in of fire. requested 10
meet ut the Town Hall in Manchester, TONIGHT
at o'clock.
fe 25-lt* MANY CITIZENS,
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E@rLADIEs' AUCTION MORNING,
at II o'clock, will sell fine Silver Plated Ware
Fancy Goods &c. Ladies are invited to attend
HENRY W QUARLES,
fe 25-It No $50 Main street
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icy In an advertisement which

peared in the Dispatch yesterday, concerning diff
Guilty which occurred on the 22d inst, between Mr.
VIM. P. Pes ton and Mr.. VIM. Watts, misnrnt was
made in printing the name of WIN. MOTT, of this
CITY, instead of VIM. Watts. WI MOTT.
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NEW; YORK. Feb. 2i.-Advces from River La
Platte, via England, report civil war raging
there. Reveon had defeated the Montevidso
troops and surrounded the town. The English,
French aad Brazilian troops landed on the sth
ult, which Is the latest date.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
T,HEAT R Z

THEATRE.
Third night of the distinguished young Tragedian
EDWIN BOOTH.
Who viii appear this evening in his great charae
ter of
LUCILS JL.NIU.S BRUTIS!
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PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.

| HAaRIsBuRG Feb A-The majority committee
on the Kansas resolutions reported series OF re-
solutions in favor of the Lecompton Constitution,
| accompanied with an approbatory report urging
her speedy admission to the Union.
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neg. To 1.-THE VOTERS OF HENRIco. I'd
DrsTRIcr-In answer to the call of many friends, to
become candidate for the office of Commissioner
of the Revenue, beg to assure my friends that II
elected will serve 10 the best OF my ability.
Respectfully,
ees-s.a HARDY.
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H0- TYLER & Co, l3e Main stree

RS- Procure the Steam Portraits taken by TYLER
Co, who make at the rate of from 500 to 1000 Por
traits daily. % artists employ ed-l39 Main street.
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IT, Ambrotypes- and all the various styles of
portraits at half price, at the great steam depot 1879
Main street. TYLER Co, Artist.
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nmSs Sprcr.I Nor1cr r foo

EAS~ SPECIAL NOTICE.-E. B. Cook &
Co. ask the attention of Mliners and the trade gem
orally to the sale of large lot of Bonnets Ribbons
Band Foxes, &c, partially damaged at the late fire
at the store of Messrs. Anderson. Green snd Hawes
Sale will commence at 10 O'Clock, precisely See ad-
yertisement. fe 2J-lt
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SH- TYLER Co., Artists. l39 Main street, was
awarded the premium at the last fair of the Ameri
can Institute. Gallery l39 Main street.
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10 crafty the natural solicisude o. W. 49, ,.s
for q record Of oil the proceedinss e'nne.'e1 "A
the late celebration 10 such . iorm ~ "hioe con
,.st.,, sor preservation, We have prepared
.n.s, vbtoh viii, be ready for distribution at IL
n,.,o.t today. containing . full account OF the
h,.,orv Of the Washington monument, from the
l.y,os of the corner stone to the late magnificent
inauguration Biographical sketch Of the Illus
trious Crawford; ~ account of the procession,
the ceremonies, &c, Of the 22d, and Of every sub
tset Of interest connected with this grand demon.
strasion. A complete narrative Of the events con.
nectsd with day % glorious In the annals Of
Virginia viii be preserved with patriotic care in
every household, and handed down ~ q precious
heirloom from generation TO generation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-25

Egn NoTiCE.-A meeting CT the Stock
holders of the Richmond Library Company will be
held at their room in the Atheneum. GU the 4th
MARCH next at half past P. NJ, to take into con-
sideraton the proprety of moving their library TO
the rooms OF the Young Mems Christian Association.
f. 25-3t G. RALSTON, Librarian.
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re- STRANGERS wanting Portraits and Ambro
types taken, go to the artists TYLER Co.
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.RRIVAL OF THE ARAG0.

New YORK, Feb. 24-The steamer Arago has ar
rived She brings advices of the same date with
the Anglo Saxon.
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FxpJ0sION AND LOSS OF LIFE.

Troy, N. Y, Feb A-An explosion occurred to
day in the percussion cap mandatory of Charles
Kellogg, by which one man was killed and anoth-
er severely wounded.
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:, The schooner J. n. Houston, from Wilmingtona
u D. Hsniopsn.
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DIED

DIED,
At the residence Of Mr.; 4: H. Tyree, on the 10Th
OF February, 1855, Miss ELIZABETH G. TYREE, in
the 6st year of her She died in full assurance
of q blissful immortality beyond the grave.
Rest, loved one, rest,
Till God shall bid thee rise.
On the cath inst, JOHN III. MILLER in his
26th year
His friends. and tha friends of his father,
Henry Miller are requested 70 attend his funeral.
dral without further notice.
On the sd inst, LAURA v. youngest child of +.
L. and V. E. Johnston, aged 10 months and Is days.
Her funeral will take place from her grandfather's
Jas Tay Iors residence venabe street, at eleven
o'clock, this morning.
Petersburg papers please copy.
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DEPARTURE OF THE NIAGARA.
BosToN, Feb. 24.-The Niagara sailed for Liver
pool at noon to-day, with $3.50, 900 in specie.
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NEW MARKET HOTEL u
~ CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARSHALL 8
GREAT PEDESTRIAN FEAT FOR 81 COO.
MICKEY ERIE

MICKEY FREE.
The Great Pedestrian. has arrived from New York
and has been backed by some sporting gentlemen Of
the city of Richmond for 81 0Ob, to walk On plank
40 feet long, feet WIDE feet high, TO keep the
plank los hours without sitting down g0in to sleep
or coming OF on the floor IS minutes will be allow
ed him ont Of every ~ hours, but not to leave the
on FRIDAY, February 26tl at 10 O'Clock in the
morning; and if successful, he will finish Tuesday
night at 10 o'clock. This is the greatest feat
performed by any living man.
Mickey was boru in Ireland and brought up In
England, and in the year of 1850 he came to this
country; and in the year of 1851 he performed the
great feat of walking go miles in LOO hours in
jersey City, for 81 0 and from then to now he has
won 81 matches in walking running and jumping
and Is now open to match any man IN the WORLD
His last match was i'll Portsmouth last week, i06
hours, and won $500.
There will be Singing and Dancing all the time
and Bali every night.
On Saturday night SIR. JACK SON, the Pedestrian
from New Orleans, vii JUMP 300 HURDLES, three
feet high in the short time Of 90 minutes for purse
Of $50 Monday night there will be the maniy art
of kelf-def@nce taught by Mr.. jackson; the gloves
will be on hand all the time free TO any gentleman
who wishes to put them on This sport Is for the
Amusement: of the Pedestrian, 10 keep him FROM
eepng Come one. come all, and bring the Ladies
and see this great Pedestrian.
EY- Admission I212 cents. Reserved seats for La
dies free. Boys half price
ES- Good order will be kept.
IA" six responsible men will be appointed to
watch the Pedestrian throughout the great feat, 2
for night and for day. The door Of the Hall to be
kept open day and night for the accommodation Of
Wis tors fe 25-ltF
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rs- THE CrrrzENs OF HENRIco win hold

A meeting at the County Court House. on the nrst
MONDAY in March, for the purpose OF nominating
candidates for the various offices to be nsn ~ Nay
next. AOlAiAhH'
e. 2i-5Le
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HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL GUAR

s%GEoRGE B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
sod residence No. 231, Main, between Sth and 9Th
streets Richmond Va. ny a-lv
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Re- Oh. COOKS, LATE OF Sr. LOUIS,
No-Ofice and residence on Sd street. west SIDE be-
tween Marshall aud Clay streets l9-d6m
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! =
fs 25-law3w THnS LAWSON, G G r.
VOL III ROBINsON's PRACTICE


RaND0LPH'S Bookstore and Bipdery,
ROBINSON'S PRACTICES vols, now complete:
price Sl8
Contents of vo'. las to the place and time of a
transaction pr Ceeding, treating chiefly of the
Conflict of Laws and the Statute of Limitation.
Contents of Vol sting of the sub ect matter
of Personal Actions; in other words of the Right of
Action.
Contents of Vol. III-Treating of Personal Actions
with respect to the parties who may and be sued
the Form of Action, and the Frame of the Plead
ings.
ag- The Law Journal is ready for old and new
subscribers.
A large stock of new and standard Law Books are
offered at low prices at III Main street.
Tn ItL
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re- For Portraits go to TYLER Co.'s, l39 Main
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rs For Portraits go to TYLER 4 Co.'S. l39 Main
afr
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I OST.-We caution the public against
- trading for or receiving two Bonds, Nos 81 and
81 of $780, each with Coupons attached of the Yir
GINA Central Railroad Company, as said Bonds are
our property AMI have been misiaid or losi.
in 2-dtf HAXALL A co.
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"a HHDS. SIDES, SHOULDERS,
klO RRE

~ HHDS. SID S, SHOULDERS,
w BREASTS AND J0LES.
so bbis. cholce Family Hams
50 bbls and 100 kegs NO. Leaf Lard
100 bbls No 3 Mackerel
100 whole and half bbls. No Mackerel
100 bbls. Potomac Gross Herrngs
100 half bbls Family Roe Herrings
$50 bbls. Halifax Cut Herrings
800 bbls. Common Whisky, Gin and French
Brandy
$50 bbls. Rye Whisky-very old and choice
50 bbls. Pennsy lvania Apple Brandy
% bbls. Isle OF Wight Apple and Peach Brandy
pipes Holland Gin
so half quarter, eighth and sixteenth pipes
pure French Brandy
800 bags Laguayra and Rio Coffee
so bbls. pure KUN
40 or. casks Port MADEIRA and Malaga Wine
$50 bbls. Coffee, Crushed and Powdered Sugar
For sale by
fe Is THOMAS JONES 4 co.
A NTHRACITE COAL.-30O tons RED
l h and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL. for
sale at the lowest market price, FOR CASH. Apply to
Q LlPSCOMB, Coal Office lith st..
fs l8-ts Near Mavo's Eridpe
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LATE NOTICE.-Lastw week of Madame
Il DEVESE, the astonishingly gifted young For
tune Teller. chs will receive calls up to SATUR-
DAY 9th, after which. she will leave for Norfolk.
Va. Information given on any subject Lost lovers,
aithful husbands things stolen lost recovered
through her magical powers. Prices-Ladies 80
cents; gentlemen 81. Residence on Marshall street
between 5th and oh. Name on the door.
fe A-it&
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THE DISPATCH.
', .,c-Ior 10 ADvERTIsERs.

sa,.~,,ssmenss for the psssAfcn must Dc nsnoea
~ N O'Clock IN The ssnwocm, In order 20 sppcs.
.hs ssxtdAy The heavy pfssure :, ret ami, Of
80 the columns Of cur PAGER VIII nos s1"'' "
49, reception afses the - named.
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WI. r. FOSTER. ESQ, 10 tho Agent for the DAI.,
puelscu IN Norfolk. the circulation On TINS p.pe'
Shsrs having inercased to N extent aehsns -
senal attention TO Ii distrieuf'on' tne ''s'S
dnAa IA
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I OST-Eight Paddock Keys, between
- franklin street. above 9Th, along Bauk to FIX.
change street, on Monday evening last. suitable
reward will be paid to the finder by leaving them
at DUDLEY h co.'s
ia Pts T2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-25

T OST-A small BEAD PURSE, with
IL steel clasp, containing about sl3 In geld ami sill
yer. liberal reward will be- paid the fnier By
leaving the same ut this office. fe 2i-3t
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GREAT AUCTION BARGAINS.-Grea
~ bargains can be had at GOLDsMITS, No 2O5
Broad STREET in Thread Laces and Edges, Collars
Sleeves, Bands, Briliiants raratans Swiss Muslins
Hdkfs, Hosiery, Gauntlets of every description
Fringes, Embroidered Hdkfs, Bleach Cottons, Irish
nens Tides. Corsets. and hosts of other articles
Persons who wish to save % per cent in the purchas
ing If goods, should call at once at
GOLDSMIT5
fe25 Cheap store, al5 Broad st.
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I 0ST-Un Sunday evening, on Broad
~ street. somewhere in the city, small bunch Of
KEYS. with steel ring. The finder will receive
fe2i-3t@
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HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL GUARD,l
q RICHMOND, Feb 18th, 1858.
WORDERs No. 10
IL Assemble in front of City Hall, THIS MORN
ING, at o'clock in full winter uniform, Grape on
left arm and with three rounds of blank cartridges
to pay the ,ast tribute Of respect to our deceased
Lieut. John III Miller.
Members of atter volunteer companies are res
pectfully invited to unite with in the procession.
By order of JOS A JOHNSON, Capt.
J z WILKINSON Orderly. fe 25-lt
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r OST-Un the 23d inst, either at Mr..
- Belvin's Lumber Yard, or between there and
1th street, on Broad, a Silver Detached LEVER
mhdCf TSf , HITHf lGpiaI haSST Sno ts
zap of the watch. reasonable reward will DO paid
for its return to this office. de Sits
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T OST-On the 22d inst, on Franklin
IL street, a FITCH MARTIN YICTORINg A rea.
souable reSar will b. given the finder by leaving il
at the Office of the Dispatch. Il fl-sR
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7 OST. THREE CERTIFICATES OF

~ the stock Of the New York and Richmond Coal
Company Nos "a. 35and %, each of which was issued
70 Robert NJ. Bowdgn bears date on the 18th day OF
july 1856, and is for 80 shares Of stock. The $50
shares OF stock for which these certificates were is
sued have been transferred 10 me, and notice Of
transfer filed In the office Of said Company, This
advertisement is made for the purpose of obtaining
new certificates Amy who may have the certih.
Gates ia possession will confer favor by returning
them to me.
ia ll-lawts JOS. JACKSON JR.
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a FOR RENT.-The House and Lot
III sth street, North Of Leigh street. adjoining
my residsnca near tina City Spring. For terms -
ply TO hs subscribor at his residence st the
IL 3o-ts r. v. DANIEL, Jr
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I OST-On the Capitol Square, On 22d
~ instant, Pocket Book, containing Reuben A
Lacy's two due bills, one for 1905. payable in car
penters work, and the other for S!0O, with credit
thereon Of 80, besides other papers and fr Ave to
six dollars in money. The finder will be welcome
10 the money upon the return Of the papers to this
office. which can be ef use 10 him, their pay
ment has been stopped. f. 2i-3ts
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NOTICE is hereby given that l have
AN lost or Misiaid bond Of thu Virginia Central
Railroad Company, No. 80, dated October !. 1853,
amount $2t, pay able October list. 1876. Said bond
was issued to Milton Brown hut was Subsequent
ly purchased by ms This notice is to caution all
persons against purchasing it, as shall apply 10
the President aud Directors of Said company ior
another in Its stead. ~
SAMUEL HALL.
RtcuunSn Reh % 1854 fe 2t-sfa
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DOLLARS REWARD.

l. l will give the above reward 70 any person for
the apprehension of thief obTOke into lodging
room over T. RObertsons store on the 22d Of FebTu-
ary and carried away several articles Of clothing
viz /: / Raglan Over Coat, fine Beaver Cloth Froek
over Coat Dress Coat lblaok cloth) brown Velvet
Vest pair Of PantaloOns, plaid Scarf, pocket
Hdkfs and pair Kid Gloves. ,,,,,,,,,,,>,
fe 2f-3t* JNO + HUFFMAN.
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'DLAlN BLACK SILKS We have just
- received Plain Black Silks of the best brands -
Our assortment is now complete at from ST. TO $3.50
per yard. SWORDS & THAW
Successors IF n Harfyrau
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GREAT BARGAINs.-I !

- GREAT BARGAINS.-I have
just received large lot of ladies' thick
with heels. 81 80: CATERS without heels. 75e;
thick soled foxed CATERS, s7% and ST. laiies' Mo
ST.: SHIPPERS. Is and soc; mems Patent Leather
CATERS, So 50; mems oxford Ties 81 25 boys do
size; mems BRnG ANS, 81: boys do s0c mems long
and gentlemen respectfully invited to call and
examine them at the cheap HOE STORE. 20a Broad
street, opposite drubbs Apperson's Drug store.
70 25-3ts A. HUGHES
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DARN IN CAROLINE FOR SALE. Il

l. with to sell the FARM on which reside, con
tanning about 80 acres Seventy. iYe acres In oak
and pine timber, "a miles from Chsstethrld Depot
The buildings consist Of an excellent Dwelling and
out house-all new. This Farm can be bought br
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