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VORN PLANTERS.-The he

rO X N PLANTERS.-Tha best and
~ cheapest in Price only $i2
These Planters have been tested in this and ad-
loning counties for two years and have given per-
f. CT saIisfsctien, by all who have tried Made
md sold by w CAhDWE Eli h co
Cary street, between 9Th and 10Th,
NH PIN Richmond va
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TTLEGRAPHIO NEWS.
REPORTED ron THE "DrsrArCHs
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.

ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
Portland. NE. March II The steamship North
Britain, from Europe, brings papers which,
though no later than those Of the Arabia, contain
additional items Of interest.
FRANCE.
Paris letters cay Prince Napoleon received an
immense deputation of Italians on tho 10th FEB
ruary. He made q speech on Italian affairs, 10
which he sympathixed with their most ardent
wishes.
The French Minister Of War had Issued orders
for 10. 900 600 ratious.
The ID division of troops had been ordered from
Algiers to France.
II Ia rumored that Lamoriciere bad offered MS
services to Napoleon in case of war.
All the active batiaious at Paris are TO DC fns
creased. making each regiment OF infantry mum.
| Der 1900 men.
The Prince Napoleon is reported to be instiga.
ting war.
| The Sardinian Senate had adopted bill for
| loan of $1,000 900 francs.
AUSTRIA.
Austria was steadily preparing for the aefeuce
| Of her Italian possessions, and the garrison OF
Vienna, was fully prepared to march at short
| notice.
There was great activity at Vienna, and hospis
| tails and army bakeries had been established -
Gun boats had been placed at the mouth of the
| river Pc.
The garrison at Fomara had been reinforced.
| SPAIN.
| The Spanish Chamber of Deputies had granted
/ extraordinary credits for strengthening Fort
Maha, Ferrael and other places
| One hundred deputies of the CorteZ had declared
| In favor of free trade 10 cotton and corn.
| ITALY.
The Duchess of Parma had signed treaty with
Austria, authorizing the latter to occupy all the
| forts In her dominions in case of hos;ilities
! large number of Austrian deserters had CROSSE
| ed the Piedmontese frontier, to join the sardi'
| mans.
| prussia
| Prussia is 10 favor of peace, but declares that
| while reserviDg her action one Of the Euro
| pean Powers. she will nevertheless do her duty as
| one OF the German Confederation. She declares
| her determination to resist any attempts at q
union Of Principalties, by force.
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sEy-To THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND The
Undersigned respectfully announces him, elf can
THE CITY Gas WORKS and socits your suf
frages at the approaching municipal election
NH e-t3eM HEGd SMITH.
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Ras- MANAGER OF THE POOR HOUSE To
TIE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF RtCHM ND
7 resnectfully announce myse.fa candidate for re-
election to the office OF MANAGER OF THE POOR
HOUSE. o,,,,n-.pou
NH 4~-tdeA JDaN fEAnSh-
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A LBERTL. WEST, architect. Goddin'.

A LBERT l.. WEST, Architect, Goddin's
IA Hall. Plans Specifications, Working Draw.
ings and Estimates for buildings and other i'm
provements in every style of Architecture, furnish
cd: and work superintended, and measured and
hdeiity to the interests committed to me, will. /
trust, secure an increase of the liberal patronage
already enjoyed.
Buckingham SLATE. for roofs. constantly on
hand. and for sale at greatly reduced prices.
NIB lna&
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EY- GRAIN MEASURER.-In response to a
call IN de on me- signed MANY Voters of Monroe
and Madison Wards" and at the earnest solicita-
tion of many friends, most respectfully announce
myself candidate for the office of GRAIN MEA-
SURER. W LAMBEhr.
NH 3-dtd&
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Anderson MRS Corr
Andrews mrs IL U
Anderson mrs NJ A
Apdei son mrs r iZa
Ash bury mrs Leah d
August mrs Jaseph
Ashton mrs Adeiia
Adk ins miss Sarah A
Aeree miss sserena
Anthony Mrs sarah Il
Albert miss Henrietta
Atkinson miss M A
Ashberry miss Mary
Barman mrs Eliz'th
BauRh ma Ann h
Bently mfs Mary j
Berry mrs Louisa w 2
Bnrkley mrs Re setta
Blum mrs Clara
Branton mrs Virginia
Brown III! y Eliza A
BFcokiug mrs Sarah u
Burch nlrs sarah j
| BuBpus mrs Julia
Bailey mrs Ann L
Bald = la mis-. Mary y
Reauchamp miss May
Bass miss Henrietta
Burns miss Mary &
Brist miss Margaret
Branch miss Lig2io
cker miss Jane Nj
B,air miss Ellen
Brown miss Aiviro
Bowen miss Emma l.
Baulis miss Mary 4
| Camel mrs u Il
| Clarke Catherine
| Cobbs miss Luce X
| Garrett miss Sarah
| Conway miss Julia
| Greed miss
| t,repshaw mrs AliZ'th
c arks mrs Z 2
clayton mrs Is y
| Clarke miss eallie
| Cheyaiier mrs T.
ChalkIey mrs 5 NJ
| childrsss miss Msrselia
| Carter mrs sarah Z
| Carter mrs Jno z
| Curten Betssy W
| Crockett mrs 5 Ct
| Urenshaw mrs 3 ID
CTatz miss Margaret
| Claiborn mrs NJ II
Durawsy mrs NJ
| Dunn mrs n
| brake mrs VI j
| Dare miss j
| DANIEL miss Nj
| Davis MRS Sarah
Eubank mrs Ann
Fans mrs 4
Elder miss NJ j
E0gleston miss + o
Frsyser miss NJ 7
| Fa-rar mrs 5 NJ 2
Featherion mrs j u
! Fear miss Emma j
Fore mrs ] NJ
| FOXES mrs + A
Flemmipg miss Jane e
Fisher mrs Lucy A
Fulcher mrs Cha A
French mrs CHI Fl
'iof mrs Sarah
| Gary mrs Ann
Gillespie mrs Annie 2
| Green mi 3 A
GOODWIN miss Martha
Gil spie miss Alice 9
Gilmer miss Lucy w
Hughs mrs Esther
Howie mrs Sarah -.
Howard mrs Frances A
Hill mrs Sarah j
Henry mrs NJ "
Hammond MARI q
Hancock Virginia
Harlow mrs Jno p
harwood Eliza
Hughes miss A L 2
Hughes miss Mary c 2
Hutchison mics Louisa
BARNARD u,ias Martha
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GEO. M. VESTS
VI BULLETIN OF NEW BOOKS,

MARCH I'm, 1889.
THE Methodist. or Incidents and Characters from
Life. in the Baltimore Conference, by Miriam
Fletcher. with an Introduction. by w Strick-
PASSAGES from my Autobiography. by Sydney.
CuRIOsITIEs Of Natural History. by rranci,
Bucklaud, NJ A. from the fourth London edition;
ETTEL'S Love Life; A Novel. by Margaret NJ
ERR, lr Lltle by Little. tale of Roslyn School,
by Frederick W Fa-rar; | co.
THE Afternoon of Married Life; loo.
THE Foser Brothers, being history of the School
and College Llf5 of two young men; 100.
MY Novel by bulwer. new supply; .5c.
AMERICAN Almanac, 1859; 90
man and Reformed Churches. being LIST. "a
Most Rev John Hughes, etc" snd d I'd. the other
side by the Rev Thomas Bacon 90.
POPE or President; 10
TaE Empire of Au'tria-its Rise aud Present Pow
THE art and Science of Carpentry Made Easy. by
Vim Bell; 900
ANiCD- I Es OF Love, Icing True Account OF the
Most Remarkable EyeDTs connected with the
History of Love- in all ages and among all IA
tons By Lola Monte; 90: nit.
THE Law and Practice of Whist. by Coe'ebs; 75c,
RIGA. by the author IF Rural Hours. &C. &C; soc.
PEARLS of The b.. Religious and Philosophical.
gathered FROM old authors: SIC
pICi RES of Country Life. by Alice Cary: l.Ga.
BALLYsHAN Castle, tale founded Oh TACT dhee
THE Life and Remains of Douglas Jerrold. by his
son, Blanchard Jerrold. with Portrait 90
THE Planters Daughter. tale of Louisiana vols;
paper 90. cloth %.
0pPORTUNlirIE for Industry and the Safe In
ysstment Of CAPITAL. or Thousand Chances to
Make Money. by a retired merchant; q
LErTERS of "a Traveller; second series; by VIM
Cullen Bryant; LIS
ONWARD or the mountain Ciambersrs, by Jane
Anne Wiscom. illustrated; 49,
SHAKERS and Shakerism, by W Evans. 75c.
THE History Object and Proper Observance of the
Holy season of Lent. by the Rt Rev VIM Ingra-
ham Kip. D d. Bishop of California; 10th edi-
ton; 75c.
leti's History of France SOC.
LIFE, Teachings and Death of Socrates from
Grotes History OF Greece; soc.
LIFE of Robert Burns; by Thos Carlyle: Soc
SYBIL Gray, or the Triumphs Of Virtue; 25c.
THE LADYE of Albarone, or olson Goblet bv
George ippard; SIC.
UNITY Of Mankind; by L Cabel of the Univer-
Sly of Virgini.. New supply; 100.
AUTOoR AT of the Breakfast Table; by Oliver Wen
dell Holmes. Esq New supply; 100
CHRISTIAN Morals; by James ChaIlen, author of
THE Gospel and its Elements" Christian Evi-
dences" &C; SC.
KATE VINT0N. or Clouds and Sunshine: by n
Mekeever, author of Twilight Musings, &c; rs.
HOkSEMANsHIP, intending the Breaking aud
Training of Hor %; method founded upon new
principles; by + Boucher; Is.
All Of the ab!ve with the largest and best select
ed stock OF Books in all branches of literature cau
at all times be found at GEO II VESTS
Book and stationary store,
l45 Nam st, Eagle seu are.
tDP1 hr,At $780,
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s9MaluH kxgAGLAaan.z
FUhI UE hICu .hOND -IuhhCH 1T, I60y.
High Water this day (Saturday) l034 0'cioel

High Water this day (ISaturday) lo34 O'Clock
ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner. New York, mdse
and passengers, LudIam Watson.
Steamer Relyidere, Keene, Baltimore, mdse.
ST. amer Virgin a. Kelley, Philadelphia, Indse and
passengers, Z futile
Propeller Echo. snipes. Petersburg. mdse. A s
Lee.
SAILED.
schr Thos Patteson, Steward, down the river,
light.
echr Charles. Ellenswor tn down the river light.
Schr Mary Willis, North down the river light
Schr Josenhus and Edwin, Connally, Philadei.
phia feed " Coiquitt Co.
MEMORANDA
Ship Carrier, from New York in HamptonlYoad
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M DIR. RICHMOND A. LEWIS-DEAR SIR
Some OF your fellow citizens, knowing your famil-
iarity with chemistry and mechanics, your experi-
ence in thu analysis of Goals your energy and in
dustrv. believe Won to be en- inentiy qualified for
the office of SUPERINTENDENT OF The GAS
WORKS and es hestiy desire that you will present
your name to the voters of the city ~ "a candldate
for that office. MANY FRIENDS.
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saIF it is the pleasure of the citizens Of Rich
mond to elect me SUPERINTENDENT OF tn Z
CITY GAS works T will endesvor faithfully to
perform the duties of the office
NH l2--dtd* RlCHMUND LIE Io.
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ssNEw York LIFE INSURANCE Com
fANi'-AS Gon,sai .5e5.9OI.56!

With One auudred Thousand Dollars deposited
with the State Comptroller OF New YORK, TO meet
any lawful demand which the Company iaIi 70 pay;
40 per cent of the annual premium VIII De loaned
the ifssarea when desired. . ,
Dividends declared annually, and have averaged
about forty per cent.
If not insured, you should call at once and procure
a D0licU on your life. No matter whether young or
old married or single.
Yen should insure at once. for many reasons:
First-HecduSe it is less EXPENSIVE than 1t viii be
when You become older
Second-Beeaass II III HEALTH you Will pass med
icaL erdaindt to5s and BE ACCEPTED
Third-LIFE Is UNCERTAIN, and DELAYS ARE DANCE
RoTs.
The MAN PROFESSIONAL or NON PROFESSIONAL who
is dependent upon SALARY for sUsTENANcE, should
do IT, Because with LIFE the INCOME CEAsEs. and to
the loss OF q HUSBAND and FATHER may be added Ex-
POSTURE to INSULT and POVERTY.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
Ro. Il. COLEMAN, NJ. b.
JAS II. CONWAY, NJ. d.
Apply at once TO
F & a W y; WS48HEThAM' Agents.
" 1870 Main street.
Few doors above the Custom House.
Il w TR0TTER, General Agent.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMFY.
OVER HALF MILLION DOLLARS INVESTED In
THE UNITED STATES.
TIE
LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED
The Revenue of the Company derived from Pre-
miums of Insurance exceeds Two Million Dollars
annually. The Company is therefore prepared to
increase the amount heretofore taken on nnexcep-
tional risks. They will Issue policies fer loss or
damage by fire on Buildings, Merchandise. House
CHAS. d. WOkTHAM.0 ar,.a
jsI-ts office 1870 Main street.
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CXECUTRIX NOTICE- The undersl gn-

Led having qualified in haCircuit superior NouIt
of Richmond rs the 1ecUIrx Of the viii Oh col Onss
\ Morgan, decd all persons having claims agsiass
the estate of said de sed -nt reby requested 70
present the same pror erly authenticated iof ssis
ment and all persons indebted 10 TIE ssea.s "
the said Chas Morgan. decd, upon eonds: no,ss:
accounts or otherwise. will proceed without 9elal
10 pay tie same. the undsrsg oed desires ~ u"
m@ IItw AICINDA MORGAN,
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azr GRAIN MEAsURER AT the requet

A9y~ GRAIN MEASURER.-At the request of
many Of my friends. l respectfully announce my.
spring election NH sides J THOS SMIT L.
s.z- GRAIN MEASURER.-The undersigned is
a candidate for fh Off of GRAIN MEASURER,
and respectfully s,cits thevotes Of hia friends and
best of his ability, if elected. Respectfully.
NH 2-tdeS HENRY MYERS.
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.IvER INVIGORATOK
TpEp tNDvQDR TOR aui

Il lex IN FIdUKAIUh aNU
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
PUkIFiEo THE BLOOD
PURIFIEs THE PLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DY2oEPsIA
CURES COSTIVENESS
UUKES BOW 81 COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC D1ARRHOE.
Sold by all Druggists. ezo-em
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CO-PAkTNEHSH IP.-The underslgn-
" ed have associated under the style aud firm OF
stage HILL for the purpose OF continuing
the WOOD and COAL BUSINESS. heretofore m
Quoted by John Stage, and they hope to receive
an increase of fayors from their &, isnos
Office, corner 9Th street, Basin B .us.
JOHN y stage,
Richmond. Jan l, 1889. JAMES HILL.
n.
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NOTICE is hereby given that
49, the meeting of the Stockholders OF tie
Roanoke Valley Railri ad Company. advertised for
the lst day of March next. Ia postponed until the
Il fs q lid .ds iAA0 n HENRY WOOD. President.
VIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office of tho Circuit Court Of the City
of Richmond on the first Monday in March, 1859,
&. being the 7th day of the month"; b.,
as ay Tslsr. the drawer and Johu CITY. In DEBT.
Ter, the endorser OF a protested nego
T6e obiecs OF this suit is to recover OF the defend
ants ope hnndrei and two dollars and eighty-six
the rate OF six per centum per annum from the 7th
day Of february. 1859 TN payment and anidavit
dsfsnan Tyler is non resident CT hi, ss Cone.
monwsAlth. the said defendant A @ Tyler. ia noti-
nsd TO appear within one month after due pnbIics.
saon net9o' ana 90 what 10 necessary to project his
=. -, conymTes JAMES ELLETT,
mn I1-l.w4ws Clerk.
VIRGINIA. At Rules held ia the
Clerks o'tiee Of the Circuit Court of the City
II hsinn shs 1s IN dns If a., Monday in March. 1884,
villa" nansn,. Palmer. Agent. of Ed,fsl
aoain,st Pitt.
samuel ets # and David King. late
partners. trading under STYLE And
and upon an attach m n,ng DTS In COVENANT.
oplecs OF th. suit to recover II the dsteud
sssn made sna es do liar aud saavit having
tsnisnt. Samuel stewart Il nor.sss;asnt ~ tsis
Commonwealth. the said dsfsndsnt. samnsi sss~s
tue puSea,,oon' < s.spD rithis o.s month after
protect bis interest il this suit. /" 49, :
NH ,a-,. a otsps,-r'sss, r.xr. r,rrrr ~.
CONCENTRATED LYR-For sals 81
ns ~ PICoT. Druggist
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TITH0LEsALE AND RETAIL CkDAS

w d''LESALE sND ne Az -
w WARE MANDATORY, ia,h street es
tween Main and Cary. Richmond. Va, whefs asS a.
srs and housekeepers may ind 1t 10 their sass ~
tAge 10 call. they buy better articles an Fas
low as Mort eyn Ware A good assortment o. lSes'
Ia nests or by the single one; CuURNs e ~ -
MILK PALS; bras bound CANS and bUCnnssrs'
also. iron bound BUCKETS, seaied MEAepANS'
&C. &C. Call at the old stand Of
NH lI-lmA WV WihL'a'@---
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NHIRTS AND CCLLARS.-Gentlem
~ wishing good and elegant Shirt should call at
l03 corner ain and 18th streets Tn shirts are
superior to any made in this city-all made by
hand and warranted to ut. Orders attended to at
the shortest notice at
WALKER zoos
l03, corner Main and "A III SITS
NH u Richmona Va
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old DOMINION BOTlLING EsrAD

" LISHMENT-The subscribers are in receipt
Of 100 bbls aud halt bbs of Philadelphia CREAM
ALE in addition to their stock of PORTER, CT
DER LAGER BEER. &C, TO which they invite the
attention of the traie. guaranteeing the article To
give satlsfac ton. aud the price IN 81 reas ,nabie
Orders left with j w NIPE. Gu Main street, or at
the factory, on 2ush street. between Main and
Franklin, will receive prompt attention.
MASON h BURNS.
NB-We would respectfully CALI the attention of
MIR Nj Mccormick having retired from the Bottling
Business in this city aud removed to another State
we would solicit the patronage of all those favora
bly, disposed to our establishment.
MASON Il BURNS
Richmond March !. 1859 NH 2-ln
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kfOR HIhE.-A young Negro NAN for
the balares of the year. He has had some ex-
perience as a driver, or would answer for porter
III q store no LYME, Agent,
Office in Basement Metropolitan Hall.
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r GROCERIES, LIQUORS and CIGARS

A DAMANTINE CAlaDLEH.-6UOb boxes
\ Adamantine Sperm and Tallow Candles, of
best brandd, in etn re ana for sale BY
EG-3LESTON 4 FITZGERALD,
NH IL No Il Pearl IT.
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ATTENTION, FlhEMEN-

I UMbEk.-The subscriber begs leave
IL 10 inform his friends aud the public generally.
that he has located a LUMBER YARD on the cur
ner OF 18TH and Cary streets AMI inteads keeping
general assortment OF both T0B ACC0 X
BOARDS and VIRGINIA LUMBER for building
purpos. = aud respectfully soiicts share of pub
lie patronage.
NH Him JAMES GUM.
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BY Jas. Nj. Taylor l. Son.

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE. AND VA.
- CANT LOTS ADJOINING, ON MARSHALL
sTaEET. At AuoIl9N Will be sold. upon the
promises, ON HURsDAY. the 24th day OF Febru-
Fable residence On north 81 lie Of Marshall stfeet.
NV how "a Inc occupancy o. Courtney. EsQ who
rooms. LARGE and convenient, XII chen, A we'll Of
the premises "0Vu'
me whole property fronts on Marrhall sire ITO
!eft, an' 1pas back lai feet With the exception OF
;s M On which tbs house stsnds. the residue
After the sale OF the real sstata Ill ha .,s AZ .
ensifs si.ure OF Mr. Courtney, consisting OF the
usual vnr,ty Also. young and well broke hor Sc
AK years old. new kockaway. Gear &c
1EkAs-For the real estate, one-fourth cash. tha
Daiahce ats. and " months for negotiable notea
WIN interest added. and secured by trus' deed
&es ara Insurance for 1859 TO be PAL by rhe ppr-
eaasers For she personal property, suns Of $40 and
under, cash; ever that amount 60 days' credit will
interest jAS TAyIHP n. WIN
70 10 xrs.,ss
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The rates West of Knoxville viii net go into ess
feet until after the complexion Of the cleveland
Branch Railroad. which will be about the LIST OF
April.
shippers of through goods must SEM duplicate
tickets giving the marks. weights and destination
4 goods. Send to u KS Line of Boats.
. A 3 LEE. on the Dock.
n. -Geods from NortherD cities shipped through
at reduced rates. A. y. l..
Il.
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DICHMoND AGRICULTURAL MAN

DICHM0ND AGRICULTURAL MAN
~ UFACTORY.-The subscribers hav ing pur
chased the Mar umcturing Establishment lately oc
cupiei by Baldwin. Cardwell Go, will continu
the business heretofore conducted By the lac firm
under the paiiIe and style OF
JUHs W. CARDWELL q co,
And will e'p constantly on hand, or Will MANI
Ayr iMPLsmESTs. ToBACooFIy-
TuRE3, &C,
Consisting in part Of
Cardwelrs Horse Powers. double and single
CArdwe,fs Wheat Threshers. with self oiling
Cros Isar Clod etuAher
Torn Shelters, OF seven different makes-$io
Rich's Patent Iron Beam Flows. all sizes
Smiths SirAw Cutter
Hay Presses aud RaRes
Deeey's Spring Tooth Cleaner
Wheat Fans. HsrIows. &c, &C
They have als5 made arrangements with the
pstenteos and Manufacturers TO receive for sale.
comlnissior aud t. manufacture on their own Nc.
cunt: the following superior and celebrated IN
PLENEATS, 10 which they wond earnestly call
rte attention Of the farmers generally. viz:
Geihers Grain Separator, Cleaner and Bagger. on
vanay's Celebrate Reaper aud Mower
t.hoons Patert bIcat-Cast Seed Bower, for grain
and grass-prce $40
Aiso sayre Patent Horse II Ice aud piow- combined
Having machinery Of the most improved au.
modern construction. experienced workmen, and
Increased iaiiii.iss ar the business Ia which they
quality unsurpassed by ~ establishment in this
counsry and wilt sell them foc CASE to prompt
crstaasIs, as low as they can be purchased ID this
or say other market, Of eanal qIality.
They VITA conf fence, refer TO the numerous pa
practical mechanic. TOR the pntation OF the ma
ehinea heretofore Danufsc'u9ea By him.
An Examination OF our stock. bY the farmers Of
Virginia aud North Carolina. 10 respectfully eoii-
es. Orders for MACHINEs, IMPLEMENTS ard
REPAIaISG. prou'p iy atiendeS -;
feil-.m HORACE L KENT.
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By Alexander Mott, Auct.
By Chas. T. Workman 4 Co.
By Thos. w. Keesee,
(Oiiice corner Of 18th and Cary stsests.)

GEN TEL HOUSEHOLD AND
NJ KINsH EN FURNTfUHEB0 SALE Ar ACC.
TON win be sold On TUESDAY morning. Feb
rusry 18TH commencing az 10 O'Clock. at the rtsi
idence Of Mrs EvsEs. who il declining hous keep
ing on Msrshs hetweep I'll AND 5th streets. all
her Psrlor Chamber and Dinipgroom Furniture.
consisting Of the usual variety, together with the
Kitchen Furniture. "
fe 10 THUS hSEsEE. AGct
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JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Trustee.
Jas IL TAYLOR & soN AUcts fa M

Jas II TAYLOR & soS Arcts. ia 10
VALUABLE REAL Estate ON CLAY
STREET AND BROOKE AVENUE, AT AUG
TI1N.--By the request of the Trustees of Ola
Street Methodist Church, we viii proceed TO sell
upon the premises, on THURSDAY the nth inst.
isr church with the property thersto bell sit
uated at the s,u;h west corner of Clay street and
Brooke Avene The property is particularly adapt
ed for bushes stand and with little expsnse can
be arranged both 10. stores and DWELLINGS
Pos ssiun will lie given the Ist Way next
TERMS One third cash; the balance at and u
mouths, for negotiable notes, with Interest added
and secured by trCs; decd
f.S JAS VI TAYLOR K SAN srrts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-12
ZINE STOCK or GROCERIES, Hay.

ZINE STOCK OF GROCERIES. Hay-
l ing removed. Within the last day or two. from
the Old stand occupied by 10 the large and com
n,odi Us store. lately occupied BY VIM Church. Nc
~ Main street. between Is b and nth streets. and
having received large and greatly Increased stock
Of aocds Of various kinds ard qualities. We eber tn
our pumerou7 patrons and to the public generally.
an invoice OF goods. which f)r QUALIFY and I "
prices We feel justified in o. yius cannot be SUR
pss ESQ bs any similar estsb ishment 10 Richmond.
We have on hand. and will ST all times have. prime
articles of
Goshen. blades and Roll Butter
Prime Leaf Lard, IN bbis and cars
Prime Refined Lard in Kits
Old aud new j. Jams Breasts khosAteFs and yo.sa
Old Java and Mocha CCff.es
Lsguay IN and Rio do ~.
Coffee sugars
Flour and Buc wi heat =
Wines aud Liquors
Pure konden stout Porter
Claafs, 1t various brands
And everything In the Grocery Tine sitber hv
the Wholesale or retail
We earnestly invite 0 call
PLEAeANTs q BRO.
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