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WHEELER s. WILSON'S
w SEWING MACHINE
No ether compares with it-Soltih.
II does all it proposcs.-ERquirer
The work is even, strong ana 1Grfect.- Christian
41u0cots.
Ia the most perfect instrument tsatfal Presby-
fe7-iqf..
Iqasl, IL not superior to any.-7r,rscTipt.
1t hos no rival -.N'jc1fih nc AateJ7cdH
triumph OF mechanical genius Ere'S Dlction.
arg.
Its superiority ia Obvious Household Words
Co 1plete s1iccess National Magazine
Combines every essential -LtrtR1 ige.
Emlnentty superb r. Djtiaa0ry If Mechanics.
find your macbina invaluable. 4 have used il a
year, and it has been out of order The stitch
IL very durable and IN he adante Ito fine or coarse
ma iais.-HFs 4tnna Gro PHrhi.
of 1t we can speak with entire ciearnes5 and con-
fdence after the use of one four years or more in
our faTi y. We look upon it as one of the benefac-
tors of the age, AMI one which will constitute an
era in the history of woman Mrs E Oakes Smith
There is but one Sewing Machine. and that ia
Wheeler Wilson's.-Jgtige -Heigs. 9f the A1ne5icon
Institute
The most nraetical invention adap.ei tc common
USE tym Mechanics Institute. Baltimore.
II will work as great chance IN 'he family AZ
railways have N States Hon y Il Rditks.
81 Call and ses them, or send for circular.
Cffce. 221 Main st, Richmond. Va.
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m~ GREAT SAcRlyroE or

RICH H4dLAEE AND CLUAhs,
At n FZeKIELS. % Main street.
Selling res ardless Of cost 10 make room for sprir
Goods. Rich HEAD DRESSES and Fancy HDh
PINS; Extension SKIRTS Of al kinds. from b y
Springs Fer cheap Goods, call at the Cloak and
Mantle Depot, 60 Main street.
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81 REFS Co.'s PEARL AMBRorYpas are the most
beautiful and durable Of aEy style yet introduced
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~JAs. lsr. 1859-MxMREps OF THE

MUTUAL BENEFIT IIPE INSURANCE COMPANY The
Directors have declared DIVIDEND of 40 per cent
on Premiums paid in 1857 They have ordered the
PAYMENT Of the ELEVENTH DIVIDEND. declared
Jan lst, le5I
We have paid 10 Dividends since January Ist. 1850.
, anount.ng 70 ,loi,o-' 80
THE DIVIDEND Of 40 per cent. Geclar
ed January 1st, 1889. MOUNTS te...... l95.iA Do
Re lost KNOWLES IL WALFORD, Agts.
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ADMISSION op A NEW srArE.-On Saturday last
the House passed the Senate bill for the admis.
sion Of Oregon into the Chou, by vote OF ia
% 103, making the t1irty-thtrd member OF the con
federacy. The friends oil the bill, on Saturday
night, serenadcd the President, Hon. John Lesch-
er Of Va, Hcu. Chas. L. Scott of California, and
others-al, Of whom made speeches appropriate 10
the occasion. Gen. Joseph Lane is the present re-
preventative Of the Territory in the House, ana
George l.. Curry is it's Governor. with salary oil
5000 per annnm The area OF the state is lS'' ooo
square miles. and it's population in 1857 was esti
mated at g 900, though its representative III Cons
crrss contends that il is now a3.nco.
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L1rERaRY.-The FIRST volume of the "Life oil
James Madison edited by Hon. VIM. c, Rives, Of
Virginia. ready f,r the press, and is to be issued
In the spring.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Dick Sweeney, fsvorite per-
former Of Joe Sweeney's Burlesque Opera Troupe
died suddenly in Washington city, Thursday night
from hemorrhage of the lungs.
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ENGLISH, CLASSICAL
~ AND MATHEW Alto AL SCHOOL.

ENGLISH, CLASSICAL
IA AND MATHEW ATICAL SCHOOL
Ara STREET BErwsES MAIN AND FRANKLIN,
by d. r pENDLErJN.
The Principal graduated first in his clsss at Va
Military Institute and has had nine years or Pc
riencs in teaching.
His Mottos are, thorouzhness 10 instruction and
study good principles fee .ings ard manners In
notwithstanding these by kindness. interest. fl rm
ness, ana whatever may be necessary TO be effee-
tive.
Would refer to the following gentlemen, who
either or have been patrons of his school:
Mr. b Morton, Cashier Bank of Commonwealth;
Mr. VIM Strother, Cashier Exchange Bank: Mr.
Chas II Williams, Secretary State Agricultural So
ciety; Rev 6i)deraleeye; MIR X Ii Dit hrell; Mr.
VIM A Walters: Me- VIM Booth; Capt Dimmock
Public Guard; sc, &c.
fe l4--5t BIT pENDLET0N.
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f~ Spring Goopsl SpRrNG Goops /! /!

eS SPEIEG GOODS! SPRING WOODS
FIRST Arrival OF SPRING DRY GOODS
OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOX, Broad
street. receiving this Cay. by steamer, from View
York beautiful assortment OF D-y Goods. suited
to early spring sales Al Of schich have been bought
during the past week in the Northern markets -
Amongs' them are tn be found a great variety OF
and elegant Foreign Fabrics. which have been
landed only few days from the European steam
eys. We beg leave to mention the follow iTg, viz:
Chene. Bay adore Silk Robes. entirely new de-
signs
Elegant Silk Robes A peux Voants
Z" Double Jupe
Fonl.rd Silks solid ground, very cheap
A beautiful assortment of spring de LANES
Bayadere Mobairs
Ei X Warp do
Fernch English and American Prints
Great bar aims in EmbroideTfsa and LaceS
Iadies' Parasols, entirely new STYLES
s cases Of best makes of Irish Linen
Nspk ina and Towels
Striped Osnaburgs
Plaid Domesfics
German Burlaps
We are also opening lot of Csrpetng of new
patterns which will be offered at very Iow prices
Our stock Of Bleached and Brown Cotfons. Sheet
iDgs and White Goods, is also very large. We are
determined to present more attractive stock of
Goods this season than we have ever done. and We
hone by constant attention 10 the wants of the trade
sDd by increased vigilance in every thing, that per-
tans to our business to give entire satisfaction.
BREEDEN FOX,
IL S-dt2t 81. Broad street.
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"a To THE MEMBERS OF THE Nry

YORK IIFE INSURANCE CoMPANY.-Ry the provision
of the Charter Of 1873 the DIVIDENDS declared by the
Company will bear per cent Interest, in cash, until
redeemed
Certificates of Dividends will be redesrtsd in cash,
when the profits of the Society attain the sum OF
81 eco GO.
From the wonderful prosperity Of this office. the
rerioA above mentioned will be attained in esry
fer years.
Dividends to credit of parties Jan l. l559$5.9 G7a
Dividends declared Jan lsJ9".............. 92,T36
1871 a14
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~HERBING's FIRE PROOF SAPEs-
WITH POWDER PROOF L0CKS-We are in re-
CENT of large assortment Of these Invaluable
Safes. Merchants jewellers. lawyers, &c, can
hardly afford risk their valuable accounts Deeds
contracts &c. outside of the sure protectors from
loss by fire and bur glars
KNOWLES & WALFORD. Agents.
f. lG-5t No 81 Pearl street
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| MISS AvoNIA JONES, the tragedienne, accompa'
| MED by her mother, sailed frcnl New Orleans on
| the 9TH inst, for California.
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V1Ra1s1A CENTRAL AGaIcuLru.

49, VIRa1sIA CgNTRAL AGarCuLTu.
S>-ls RAJ socIKTY.-There will be meeting Of
the Executive Committee of the Va G. Agricultural
Society. on MONDAY, the l4th inst. at O'Clock. A
NJ, at the Office o!the President. per adjournment
Business of importance makes it necessary that
there should be q full attendance.
G DIMMOGK
fe8-tl4th Sec'y VsCAs
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GALLERY,

VALENTINES
AT GEORGE NJ VESTS
Jas Ma II street.
Persons in want of VALENTINES win ii nd the
aest asso.tm ent offered for sale in this city
as GEO VESTS
Book and Stationery Store,
fe 14-ft las n ain street
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~GooD AND CHEAP PICTURES All
who want good PICTURES AT COST. should cene
at once to a. Msin Street, Whitehursts old Gallery
as WATSON will remain only q few week. longer.
NHHecollect, II you want cheap and good PIC
TT KE9 you must call at - Main street.
HTThe GALLERY and FIXTURES are for sale.
and will be sold low. ia 26-lmif
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THE CANADIAN SEAT OF GOVERNMENT.
ToEcyTo, G. W., Feb. 1.-THE Queens decision
In favor of Ottawa as the seat of Government Of
Canada, was carried in the Legislative Assembly
last night by majority Of Ave.
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~ REEFS Co. have had I6 year, experience
and are regularly educated Artists
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~ REEFS Co occupy tw, floors 80 by 20 Their
skylights constructed upon optical principle
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Il Is an old problem, that misfertunes never
come sinsly. Francis, Lord Napier, Envoy Extra.
ordinary and Minister Pienipo:entisry Of IL. b
Msjssfy TO the Government of The United States
has no. ony been recalled by his sovereign, bu
safer. the additional ana dreadful a1i tior
II the displeasure of Horace Greeley, of the New
York Tribune. A Washington correspondent o
that paper, who has probably been cut on some
public occasion by his Lordship's valet. swesri
that Lord Napier Was not admitted 10 the best
seeiety In Washington There is q column OF
more OF COARSE Evaporation, in the tone Of dis.
casded serving man, winding up with an awful
allegation, which makes our blood run cold, that
Lord Napier has shown reference for the society
OF southern gentlemen over that Of Black Repub-
Hcsns, f.ee negroes, and such choice pinks Of
society and civilization as the Tritancs correspon.
dent We trust the scotch Lord" will survive
this mysterious Providence, and We hope the
1r5uae writer will be q little merciful to one 30
much beneath himself in intellect and social no
siticn. We dare say the good natured minister
would be willing TO buy him off with tsnkard
OF ale, and even donation In money small per.
haps, but larger than he receives for writing these
deeadfui letters IN the Tribune.
4s@
CALL DFcsEtp.-Kev. Prot. Hoge, OF Hampdep
days ago, AZ the New York Academy OF Music, has
received and declined call to I'LL the post made
10 the Collegiate Dutch Church. Ia that city,
by she death Of Rev. DR.. Knox.
TO De HUsa FOB MURDga.--At the last Prince
miiiisn county court. lucy. q slave belonging to
the es.ats OF Gilbert Monkey, decd, was con victed
OF nefdersag her mistress, Mrs Arsminsa Il. Mox
ley by po'sonisg the food of the family with arse
nie' atser eating of which Mrs. Monkey died The
eoarf. ssa'escsd her 30 be hung on Friday the 2aa
day Of April next.
aoaDazr - Robert Samuel was killed In King
"earge county, Va, 90 Thursday lsst, by the mp
Getting u his wagon. lie leaves family Of four
children.
REAfrstsrNEaT. -Among the reappointmepts
en- asaliy noticed 10 the UnioD, is that Of VIM "
hzrsison, collector OF tho port Of Richmond.
Az APPROACHING EcLirsE.-Nexf Wednesday, a.
aoons ~ minutes sster O'Clock, A NJ, there will
be atotai eclipse o. the moon The entire time Of
be transit insolyiag the eclipse will be henrs
ID 20 misa'es,
I've NFss Department. has received infor ,as fen
81 he sssIl. ~ srselk. IA II Second Enets Ger
fs.sf l'Hsssss 81 The Navy
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s~Nor1cs MIR. JOHN WILLIAN

~NoTIcs MIR. JOHN WILLIAMS bas
no au,hcry TO collect bills or claims arising out Of
the Saving Mill Business, on Mayos Island or
otherwise for u.s. JNO & GEu GIBSON.
~ We had no intention in the above notes to
fptin ate that Mr. WILLIAMS had not accounted for
money received By him, on account of the saw mill
or other wise. JE0 GEO GIBSON.
Richmond, Feb IL. 1859. fel2-2ts
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OUR MINISTERS AT LONDON AND PARIS -1he
Washington States has reliable Information, tha'
it was determined at recent Cabinet meeting. moi
to recall Messrs. Dallas and Mason from their res
pectiye missions.
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DROWNING HsR CHlLpgsN.-On the ga inst. a No.
gro woman, owned by Jas +. Humphreys near
Madison, Fla, took her two children, a boy about
Eve, and girl about three years Of age, to an old
we'll, some three or four hundred yards from the
house, aud threw them ia, where they were found
next morning drowned. Marks of fugers and
toes on the side of the we'll, down to the water
would indicate that she also went down, whether
to drown herself, and afterwards changed Der
mind, or to efectualIy put end to her children.
is not known, but IL is thought probably the lat.
ter She hthen went back to her own house, piled
all her things 10 the middle of the floor, set FIRE
to them, and ran away, and up TO the present
time, no trace of her has been found.
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LAND SALE.-Wm. P. Cecil has sold small nor.
tioa VI his Slope Gradual estate Including bis resi-
dsnce on Ciinch river, three miles west Of Ta1e-
Of 1900.
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A MANS NOSE BITTEN Orr De Doe-The Newark
Journal says: Frederick Schaber, residing near
Hamburg Place. in the Fifth Ward, whose two
children were sudocated to death q few weeks
since, during the absence of the mother. had a
considerable portion OF his nose bitten off yester.
day morning by q dog.
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- Res d Co. have facilities for taking 500 Por.
traits daily. They can with as much ease take one
dozen as others can single Portrait.
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: ron RRNT.-VERY DRSIRABLE

BRICK DWRLLINa HOUSE FOR RENT
VERY desirable three story Brick Dwelling House.
&C. on Franklin street. second doer west Of 1oth
stfret 70 for rent. upon moderate teyms. % puee.
tusl tsnAnf Possession given !st day 81 April
Apply ~ ALFRED INL0nSs
kis-stif Corner vrApkiin and sab stresta
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nIEPATCH
~ STEAM POWER
PRIN TING OF FL OF
Obrner Of Main and Thirteenth Streets, RicAMond.
JOHN D. HANlMERSLEy 4 CO., Projectors.

This establishment (being the most complete Prfn-
terry In the South both asrcgards Types, Ornaments,
&C.. and the latest and most approved Machine
Presses) is daily turning the finest specimens Of
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such a.
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHECKS,
CATALOGUES, NOTES, POSTERS,
CIRCULARS, PROGRAMMES,
BILLS OF LADING, HANDBILLS, 10
~ Particular attention given TO fine work fos
Banks Public Offices INSURANCE., Railroad and Trans
pertation Companies, Tobacco Factors, DC.
THE DIPATCH CARD PRESS.
Circulars Labels &C., is capable of turning OF LOO
impressions per hour, thereby enabling the patrons
of this establishment to obtain this description
work at the shortest possible notice.
A6Pices reduced in proportion to the increase d
epeed.
Printing in Gold and Silver Bronze, and various
oolored Inks executed i'd the highest style of the art
In this branch of the business the proprietors can
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
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PAisFUL OCCURRENCE B. Noble, a girl OF
10 years, Who went to the National Circus in Phil.
adeiphia Friday evening 10 get an engagement 40
fairy In Cinderella, was caressing one OF the
tigers tn cage, when be seized her arm aud lace
rated IL 20 badly that IL had to be ameutated.
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AZ APPROACHING EcLirsE.-Nexf Wednesday, a.
apens ~ n,snusss sfter O'Clock, A NJ, there will
De Total eclipse Of the noon. The entire time OF
. he transit involving the scipss will be 8 henrs
sd 22niga'es.
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CONGRESSIONAL. the Senate, Saturday, a mo-
ton was offered hy Mr.. johnson, OF Tenn, re-
luestipg the heads Of Departments to furnish es.
tim stes for the expenditures ct the next Congress
not to exceed $50 900, exclusive of the inter-
os; on the public debt. In the House, the oregon
bill was advocated by Mess,s. Stephens, stanton
and Lane aud passed, the Republicans voting
against it.
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4 AKAUKT IUUN0 0VAMU LIWuI
y BATTALION. Feb. II, 1859. !
N O1p1n No. TX.
u COMPANIES "a. and "B'' viii PARADg
TUE8DAY evening. 18th instapt. at ia O'Clock. In
fun dress uniform Fatigue Caps. arms.Ac IN order
for inspection.
III. Attend Battalion meeting MONDAY night.
Hth Instant afTs o'clock. for business. BY order
III Csptains w l. SATTgRWAlTE. Co "A"
JOHN kADY. Co "Bs
r., %s VA ! lat ssrsts. .,a-a
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TNVE NTORY CLOSED !-GOODS
i MARKED DoWN-EXTRAORDINAR RE-
DuCrION In PRICES
fine calico Robes, IL yards each, 81 Is
Plaid Poplios, 10 cents per yard
600 shirt BosOms, cents each
Large lot Of White Brillisnts, cents per yard
French Merino Robe q 1ille Dresses. only - IS
each
500 Block Slate Mix'd and White Cotton Hose.
only 10 cents per pair
French Kailvoad uorsets. 81 % per pair
Grey FL d W hite French Corsets, 81 per pair
Gentlenens superior Merino Drawers. only so
cents per pair
Superior ia whitney Bed Blair kets, Ribbon
bound, 81 rer pair
French and English Colored Merinoes. all CO.
lors from Is to 81 per yard
Extension Hop skirts, hoops. - cents
Do do do III hoops, 81 IL each.
Together with numerous other aocds all Of which
will De offered at very low prices, previous to the
receipt OF lew Spring Co DIS A call is solicited.
fe Il ALFFEO MOSS. 50 Nam st.
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large number Of shad are beiug caught In
North Csroii6s, and packed of, In ice, for New
Piecosomini was at the Presidents reception Ia
wsshisston on the Sub inst, hanging on the arm
The great billiard match for $4,000. bstxsen
scf@is*r aaa phean, II 10 take place 10 Deficit on
the 18th Of April, y ''s'' ~
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nIEuIHUHu, JHu IL. -
N. B-persons Indicated to the late concern Of
Price Watkins. and those having claims against
il will cali on tor settlement
e. 4-dIm NJ co.
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DROWNED Thomas WEIGH, formerly an iaspec-
tor on the Washington City Water Works. add
lately manager on the Covington aud Ohio Rail-
road, was found drowned in nunlop's Creek, Allie
ghany county, Va, on the 1lth inst.
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ARroRY MONTGOMERY GUARD.l
u Richmond. Feb. 18th, 1889. !
M This Command will assemble at Mi
ii litary Han, on MONDAY evening. the l&tb
inst at ~ O'clock, for Company Drill. Sergeants
win notify their sanads.
By order of the Lieut Commanding.
JOHN McDOSALD. 3.
s.-The Contributing and Honorary members
are invited 10 meet at the same place on that eve
ming n sts O'clock 70 l2-N
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nELAY Is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

nELA1 Is DANdehOuS-In erelofe
IL loee no time, but go immediate y Co LEWIS. Is
Main street. and procure rome OF those bargains
which he is selling eff very rapidly. He has nhw
t}oods and az he deter ained close ont his win
ter goods in oIder to make room for large spring
supply, reat barssins may be eyptcted The fol-
lowing are some of the cheap goods which he - now
fferinx to those who favor bin with call: Excel
lent Unoesched Cotton, at s1s cts. worth l0c; gu
frl>h Linen, at 37la5. would be cheap at SOC; La
es' LINE Collars ut I21sc: Msrseilies Sets Collars
and Cuffs at sc per set; 1914 Unbieached sheetipg
II be st quality only 25c per yard worth s7lc the
best Blue DoestIcs IN the CITY, at l21lc per yard;
Bed Blankets COST to close ont the lei Negro
Blankets, which will be sold very low.
Bear in mind. that you can certainly be suited at
the above mentioned place. and that ell the goods
advertised are really as cheap as they are
ed to be. tel
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DRY GOODS-A stonishing low NO


DRY GOODS-A stonishing low NO q
~ Main street JOSEPH sTRAUSE.
Cheap Goods, from auction-Blus, Green and
Brown Berase, for Wells, at 20 cents, selling Al
other places at 80 cents; Ladies' Belts, at cents
Brown Linen. at I24 &c, worth double the money,
suitable for Bays and Mems wear English Meri-
n,s at 49, &c; Scotch Plaids, 225 cts; Black SILKS,
50 cts few more Linen ard cheap Msrseilles. Bo-
SONS. left. at Is ctf; astonishing cheap Check and
Cazlbric Mnslin. Ia cts and upwards plain and fig
ured De LHines. l25s cts snd higher French Ne
RHO and Co,nred silks, at half their value; excel
lent quality Kid Gloves. 37i cts black. white and
mixed Hose, 10 cts pair; swiss and Cambria Col
isrs. the cheapest III the city: Servant and Bed
Blankets. 20 Ter cent less than coat; brown and
kleached Cotton. at ell prices. DC, II you want
cheap Goods Of any kind, remember No q Main
street. fe IA JOSEPh srRa USE
QEGEIVING twice week. Davidson's
~ celebrated CREAM ALE. which am able to
Offer to the city trade at $50 per half barrel and %
per keg.
Also. receiving. q lot of choice Havana segars Of
my own selec ton In New York.
wILBACHER, 18th Ut; eet.
ye Between Main and Cary.
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HORSE THIEF KILLEp.--A few nights since,
farmer living near Danvile, Livingston county
LII. hearing noise in bis stable, armed himself
with club and went there, when he found two
fellows in the act Of leading forth "a valuable
morse: One OF the thieves drew pistol, and
was about to fire, when the farmer struck him on
inc head With bis club killing him instantly
the other rogue then Ged when the farmer exam.
med the body Of the sIan man, and found thereon
500 In good money, but no clue to his identity
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I've AHss Department. has received fnfof uas Ion
~ ''s fssIa - syrsaak, IA. 81 Second Easia GER
fIs.ssf pwsiss. n ihs Navy
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CALL DEcasEIp.-Rev. Prot. Hoge, Of Hampden
Sllaey College, Virginia, who preached u few Sun
days ago, as the New York Academy OF Music, has
received and declined call to I'LL the post made
the Collegiate Dutch Church. In that city,
BY .he death Of Rev. DR.. Knox.
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"a EW TRoTTER. GenI Agent

H% ClosKs! CIotKs CLoAKs AND
OTHER NEW GooDs FOB THE SEAsoN-Br STEAMER
SAML NJ PRICE co are opening a nice lot OF
Black CLOTH CIOAKS. which they will II cbesp,
and many other Goods for the present and approach
ing season. fe 9-6t
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aoaDahr - Robert Samuel Was killed In King
George ccunty, Va, 90 Thursday lsst, by the up-
Getting u his wagon. lie leaves family Of four
ehjIdren.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE AND SALE.

EUh SAnE.---A fir.t rate article of
l. COAL from tia Norwood Pits. in Powhatsn.--
For sale the Basin. besween sth and 10th stree
also WOOD.
eS-Ims NJ G SELDEN.
The Shasta courier., 1859-10-01

BS9y" A "lovyer," accompanied by friend and
assistant, recently attempted to steal his inam-
orita, near Stockton. The " old dad' was on the
lookout, however, SO that instead of being
greeted with bright eyes and outstretched arms,
the youths beheld doube-barrel shot gun
staring them dead in the countenance, with the
old gentleman in a very wrathful mood behind
it. The boys wheeled and made good time to-
wards their buggy, which they had left short
distance from the house. But bird-shot, pro-
PEELED by the explosive power of nuponts best,
was little too fast for them. The friend re-
ceived terrible sprinkling Immediately through
the seat of his pants. He swears that he will
never return to his native State, Kentucky, with
any such scars about him, while the foiled "lov-
yer' still vows eternal fealty. So says. the
Stockton Republican,