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Ri HSoap, Deer 27ts. 1888.
l. with ~. ASSURE certify that Ihaye us DR.. Mir-
nock's VI dicine fer rheumatism. and can safely re-
com and As euro for that complaint TO all who
afflicted with that pain and to The pnhic gener
allv. tn. DIDDEP.
For sale b. FISHER WINSTON,
Druggi4ts. 125 Main st. Richmond. Va.
~ Price Ore D"iiar. 10 23-bt
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Edy- Fam FoR TUE MoNUnSsTAI

CHURCH The Ladies II the Monumental Church
viii hold FAIR at the IIaii OF the Mechanics ! q
stitute, oDaring on MONDAY NiBHF, Feb. 18th
am CONTINUING THROUGHOUT THg WIFE.
They have q great variety OF useful ana Fancy
Articles, aud RefreshHtnts OF various Finds. The
proceeds Of the Fair are tor tbs repairs OF tn.
Cnurrh. Tie patronage Of tie public ia solicited
Ia ~
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ALBANY, Feb 26.-The house of Mr.. McCor-
mick, Appointment citizen of Cauandaigua was
burned last night His little GIRL eight years ole,
persisted in the flames.
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LATER From I.y,N.

New York, February 27th--Tbe Empire Cit,
| from Havana on the 22d, has arrived. There j.
| nothing new. Sugars dul-buyers refuse to accedt
| to the demands of hoiders
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81. FOR NEW YORK TWICE
T AKGGsni FRESH STOCK OF GOODS

- FOR THESPRING TRADE -la0 bags variou,
kinds Almonds; 10 do Filberts; IS do Pecan MUS;
300 boxes hasins in whole. hall and quarter boxs,;
20 Cases Pruues in glass jars end fancy bikes; 5OU
{ esh Cocoa Nuts; 20 boxes CtrOn; 20 doz preserved
piae Apple 80 dtZ fresh Pc tches 10 do DO co
Pine Apple; do do green Corn: 20 do do esh
Mushrooms; 50 90 Mus5a Wine; 21Ir casks Clsret
Wine; ltt0 lbs Gum Drops, various II svors 100 G0
various kinds Ciaars; 80 Coz assorted Pickles; 50
bags Brazil Nuts; 10 do Walnu's; 81 boxes shell ed
Aim, Is iO0l d. pms Figs vari qualities; 80 bxs
Italian Maccaroni aud fermacili; 200 bo1es q
alges and Lemons; 20 trails Dates. crop; q
ases p; rived Giuger: doZ do LINES; 20 dofr
trawi err es; do do TJmato.; 5 Do gr.a Pea; IL
box Cliret Wine. 3 hyperion Port Wine 70 80
do Sherry Wine; $40 lbs JuInbe Paste; 20dcZ freth
Olives: IS csses sardines. Also. great variety {
Candy of my on manufacture. This article J.
daily manufactured Of the best Refinsd SUGAR al
packed expr ssy tor tas airy trade vi TIA other
articles TOO runner us TO mention To which ca II
the attenti II Of the citv end county tlade. All
the above ARIEL will be sold ecu .iiy as cheap
they and be bought Mt The Northern u arkets.
JUAN PiZZtNl, Importer Of and
Dealer in ForeiguF nts. aud Double n ined
Candy Manufacturer, No les Main street:
te2S Richmond Va
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ESt CoLoabD FhO1 0GhAPHs -PUW-
EKS has lust Finished some PHOTOGRAPHS In colors
to which he invites the attention OF the citizens OF
Richmond
As III picturrs are sold it will be necessary 10
Csl at once, IL you wish 10 something really
| artistic
90 CEST ANnRoTYPEs Qarge sieed) taken. az usuai.
by the thGasaud ~ Main st. 10 70 ST.
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TIE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE
BURNED TO DEATH.

ALBANY, Feb. &c The special committee today
reported the personal liberty bill, multiplying the
fugitive slave law.
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Ay- We are indebted to Hon. +. J. Morris, N. c.
OF Pennsylvania, for u valuable document on the
Exports and Imports, &C., of various nations, by
James L. Baker.
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S&~ "HERRING's FIRE PROOF SAFES
WITH POWDER PROOF LOCKS."-Few bust
hess men can afford to be without one of these IL
valuable SAFES, to protect their accounts bonds
money. &C from FIRE and BURGLARS. Policies
OF insurance do not protect them. One Safe Ina y
insure them for 100 years
KNOW LES 1t WALF0RD, Agents,
fe 23-5t 2l Pearl street
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EXTRA SESSION OF THE SENArs-Ths President on
Saturday last issued a proclamation, calling to.
sssnsf the oo''ed states Senate for Al Extra SEES
sion' TO commence on the 4th Of March. The
step 10 Induced, says the proclamation, FROM the
lscs that "sn extraordinary occasion has occurred
rendering II necessary and proper that the Senate
u the United States shall be convened to rees,v.
ana oct upon such communications as have been
o. nay BE- made to it on the part Of The Execu.
tivs.S
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EULoGY BY Ma. EVERETT on HALL.M-At the
meeting of the Massachusetts, Historical Society
in Boston. on Thursday evening, Hon. Edward
Everett pronounced an eulogy on Hallam, the his
toriau. Among those present were Hon. VIM c
Rives, of Virginia, Governor Banks. and K. C. Win
throp, the President of the Society.
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sssA. Lp,THEa Betting,

HsE- LEATHER Betting,
RUBBER BETTING,
LACE LEATHER, and
STEAM PACKING
Can always be hsd st our sore. OF the best quality
aud at nanufac'urers' prices. We fully warran,
KNOWLES 4 WALFORD,
fa 23-bt Il Pearl street
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SNow.-There was heavy snow storm In New
York on Saturday. In Baltimore, Friday, snow
fell to the depth of seven inches, and the streets
were merry with the ringing of the sleigh bells
In Washington, Alexandria and Lynchburg there
was also slight fall-probssly the last Of this
winter.
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MisisrEsAL.-Rev. DR.. Gsrduer Spring, of the
'-Old Brick Church." New York, preached sermon
ct Hampton Sidney College, Va, on Sunday the
1oth inst. DIR. s. was accompanied by two elders
OF bis church, who came for the purpose of Undue
ing the Rev. ". J. Hogs to accept the assistsn,
pasforship Of bis church. This 10 the second call
Mr. Hoge has received from New York.
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MORE RAILS FOR THE LYNcaBUEG EXTENSION The
ships arthur and Anna DOrothea, with rails for
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, have sailed
from EuglaBd-the former bound to Alexandria,
aud the latter for City Point. The Erie" has
been chartered TO load for the same road with a
.econd cargo for CITY Point
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a,..s. sy auditor OF Boston e.,imates the expsp.
tSss2Sso, sad the Receipts u t.o4 10. '''' -
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tbs POSTAGE BILL.-0n Friday, the Senate passep
the post bill, with tho bill of Mr.. Yuee at>
tached as amendment, after having been modi.
fed This bill abolishes the frankug privilege ii
toto, except to parties to whom it is granted by
name; provides that official correspondence shall
be paid for by the respective departments of Gov
eminent from which it issued increases the single
rates Of postage to Eve cents for under and ten
cents for over three thousand miles; sea Ietters
ten cents; double or treble letters in same propor
tions, printed matter one cent per every three
ounces, In snvance to any where within the United
States, except IN the county where published, and
when sent to newspapers exchanges, when il
shall pass free, postmasters to be paid commission,
OF from ten to nifty per cent. instead of salariss
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A NEW PRIZE At RANDOLPH MACON Rev Leopi.
das Rosser, OF Richmond, has donated $500 to Ran,
dolph Macon College, the interest Of which is to
purchase q medal, to be given to the senior who
shall deliver the best original GRAFTON at each com.
mepcemenf.
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UNUSUAL SCENE IN VRGiNIA.-Ip Fincastle, Va
on the I'D instant, company of about a dozen
women, marched up to h driuking saloon with the
intention OF destroying it. After arriving ut the
house, however, their courage failed, aud they COL
tented themselves with giving the proprietor n
"lsceure" The individual 10 question took it very
ooolly, merely inviting them to call again, when
they had time.
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fes1foHsp.-Ths meeting Of the stock holders o
"oAaoks Valley Railroad will not take plsc,
se..os'ow' q has been published, but IL to b,
held on the 22d Of March.
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rn.crnr ~ W.sarNnrnn The teIerranh

THE TRAGEDY IN WAsHINGToN-The telegraph
brings news of u terrible tragedy in Washington
The victim is Philip Barton Key, Esq, U. S. After
ney for the district of Columbia, (: gentl, mat
about IS years Of age, Of foe personal appearance
He was a son Of the author of 1.-The Star Spapgied
Banner" The ayenger is the Hon. Daniel f.
Sickes. member of Congress from the Sd District
of New York. He is also young man.
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sss- Co. PARrNERsBIp NorrcE

EsDf' Co-PAETNERsBIP NoTICE.--SAM'L
NJ. PRICE, having purchastd the entire int
rest Of JOEL B WATKINS. il the late concern Of
PcICE K watkins. has associated with hirl in
the business WM n GORDON and We j kGGLs-
STUN lsse of the house of T X PRICE Co. and
JOHN EMpLE, late with PRICE WATKINS. under
the style Of
SAMUEL M. PRICE s. CO,
who will continue the Retail and Wholesale DRY
GOODS BUSINESS in the house recently occu
pied by PRICE WATKIaE, NO l57 Maien st., square
besw the Banks
They respectfully solicit the patronage Of theil
friends, custC mers and the pubic
Wiki increaaod facilities ana experience, they
hone to be able to offer assortment OF Goods at
ell times equal to any in the city. and euch induce
lneuts as will invite the patronage which they soil
cit All orders for goods will be prom pity and faith
fully executed. - -
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DEED Cats. VIII 10 Mercer POTATOES
~ Extra Early Pink rye Potatoes. Navy peso
aud Clay Peas; nne Bolssi Meal. tos Family u~
Corn, ship stan, Brown stun. sh'fts anu nfsh' I"
AUSTIN 4 GENTRY. Com, Merea's.
te 2s-st Successors to john Lsey..
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THEATRE -" Our Americafs Cbilsin" Comedy, and
twovery good actors, have possession ofthe board
at the theatre for some nights TO coma. The Ame
rican Cousin. comedy by Tom Taylor, Ia said tf
modern comedies. aud as far IS rlot aud humor go
comes up TO the highest standard. The two prin'
cipal charac are in the hands of Messrs Wheat
ley and Clarke, who are esoas favorites 10 Phila
delphia, and one of wnom-the latter-is favorit'
here. having created very good impression during
a short engagement last season The rest 81 'h'
piece Is also well cast and having nad several re-
hearsa.s, may be expected TO go of finely. The
unusual run Of hundred aud twelve night'
vas accomplished by this piece ia New York and
the managers here we believe. are willing TO strike
| of the hundred and run it the twelve. They viii
| find the task an easy one.
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Miss BAKERS LECTuRE-1he contemplated lee
sure of Mss Baker will attract the attention OF all
Of our citizens who sympathi,e with blind and
helpless girl in her noble effort to maintain herr
self by her own eZertions. This young lady, be-
sides coming highly recommended by ladies and
gentlemen in Washington, as deserving in every
respect the liberal eG encouragement the Richmond
public, oilers literary entertainment Cf great
merit, which should, and doubtless will, make
her visit here successful and renunerative
one LIT it be we'll attended, and let our sympa-
thy throw ray Of sunshine across the dark path
Of this feeble wanderer whose life is aft cted with
a night that has morning.
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AMUsEn6 ENTH.
~-~>>s.
ltICHMOND THEATRE.
TRIPLE ATTRACTION.
vDAy EVENING FEBRUARY 2s 1870

First night of the engagement Of the Justly cele-
brated Comedians. MIR VIM. WHEATLEY and
MR. J. 3. CLARKE
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1tuLiBUS Noun ain =, ed cats, so
t,o''O barrels Albemar.e Pippius. 100 bushels
Mountain Glover SEED, - bushels Mouatain Time
thy Seed 4 bushels Orchard Grass Seed u barrels
Edwards Suxar-eured Hams, a very superior arti-
cie receiving aud for sale By TYLER ION,
fe 2S-3t* 1876 Cary street.
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Bill VsroEp --on Saturday last President kn.
ehanst sent message 10 Congress vetoing 'he
Agricultural College hill. THIS bill makes a dol a.
h'n to the several States OF twenty Thousand
Ares Of the public lands for eaeblssnatcr and H.
preventative 10 the present Congress; aud also an
additions, donation Of twenty thousand acres Ter
each additional Representative to which anssstate
may be entitled under the census OF 1850 THIS
Donation Is TO build Agricultural Colleges. The
vstoing message gives reasons Tor the presi'
dents action--ls' The scarcity OF money 10 the
Treasury; II. The Inconsistency OF the bill with
the relations Of the Federal Government to the
states; Sd. 1t will operate injuriousiy to the
new States: 4sh. The donbt existing as 10 whether
Il would advance aericultura. Interests; 9th. III
inter fereucc with existing colleges in the States
and 9TH The belief of tho President that Congress
IA. not the power to dispose of tho public land
| in the m amer designated.
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=,
nR GARLICE-Dsar Sir: Having Used TO some cen
siderable extei your "3empie's BAKING Powder
uuhesitAtingiy pronounce it to be superior to any
thing that has been used in my family for the puT-
poses for which it is recommended.
fe 22-6t THOMAS BINFoRD.
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POTATOES. 900 bushels prime white
Mercer Potatoes, in store and for sae by
fe Is WI TAYLOR.
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uYDRaNTS, &C., &c.-The Subscriber
H is now putting up the best quality Of
IRON HYD2ANTs,
Together with Iron aud Brass
LIFT. AND FOR JE PUMPS,
For Cisterns aud Deep Wslis; hydraulic Rams; Cop
per Boilers Water Clos cts Of oil ths various kinas
Wash stands; Bath Tubs showers for hot ard CT Id
water on the most AZ proved principles. and war
ran,ed to work we'll
metallic ROOFING.
GUTrERIs6 AND SP0UTING
Done in this best and most substantial manner and
on very accommodating terms
Also, constantly on hand. u large assortment OF
CRATES. TENDERS, &c.
en-. Builders and others will nd II TO their inte
rest TO call before rur c ssing elsewhere.
a. Orders from any part OF the State promptly
attended TO, PAUL BAL GAMlN.
10Th street. Cary,
IA u..h.aond W..
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THE CUBAN Bill POSTPONED UNTIL THE MKT
CoSGREss.-The bill for the uisiiion of Cuba
has been allowed to go over TO the next session of
Congress. the friends OF the bill in the Senate
having considered the test vote of Friday night as
sufficient Indication IF the views OF the Senate
upon the question. This step has been taken in
or der hat the appropriation bills may be acted
upon in the Senate, and extra session prevented.
Mr.. SlidelI gave notice that he should present the
Cuba bill again on the first day of the next session
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1919
1870 sPHln" 1hADE. |;

lS,jH hin" "A 1919.
JAMES W0oDH0UsE co.
30 ksellefs Silfi9ners and Dealers In Piano Fortes
Guitars ViOins, Music. &c.
l53 VI ain stree ct, Richmond. Va,
Beg leave to call tie attention Of the public to
their stock OF Goods, which, already Que Of the
largest i'll the state in their line Of tusiness they
are now Increasing by fresh fupplies. which viii
make il complete in every department, and well
worthy the att ntioa Of buyers
Tuey especially invite IN examination from the
Country Merchants. confidently believing that they
able t. supply their ants TO their eotIe salts
faction They cBn iurni Ii from their Booi Bind
cry aud Mandatory ey.ry description Of Blar X
and ~ III )randum Book, and at low prizes. Their
Ware-Ruoms are cons tantiy supplied With large
assortment OF PIANO FOOTE'S, of The very best
manufacture, which they willing to sell on rea-
sonabe terms
90 ORDERS are respectfully solicited, and will be
proipptlv aud faithfully attended to-
f. 26- st JAMES WtoDHOUSE %.
KJARrEH'S MRGAX + for MARCH
Ii Hal PER for MARCH
harper fer MARCH
HA Per for MARCH
HARPER for MA"CH
HARPER for MARCH
Cooley
GREAT REPrBGrC
ATLANTIC
ECEECTIC
ERBOCKE Err
And all the MAGAZINES for MARCH, ready at
SMiT as Book and Peri dical Store.
fa Il Main ST
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StM'L NJ PRICE,
W III II GORDON,
WI J EGGLESPoN,
JOHN Temple.

Richmond, Jan, Tat, IS5y
N. B--Persons indebted to the late concern of
Price Il Watkins. and those having GLAZING against
it will cali on US tor settlement
TO 4-dlm VI co.
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MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY %, 1859,
Will be nerforIned Tom Tavlor's dash ng Comedy
ofGUR AMERICAN COU-IN-Ast rreuchard
(our American Cousln.) NJ ) CLARKE: Lord
Dundreafy. MIR Vim Wheatley
HIGHLAND Fling Mis-. Kat peuunvar
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- H
LCEx.

O3T.-On the 10th, on Broad, 9th or
~ Main street. au ACCOUNT BOOK Tho finder
will be liber illy rewarded leavi II A. the soda
Water Factory. 393 Broad street Il is Of M use 70
any one but the owner. Re q -Its
Ca REWA RD.- Was stolen from nv
VIZ huggy on the morning Of the Path inst a
gray and white FUR BUGGY ROBE. The above
reward i'll be raid for il if reiurDed to me- or left
at the ni-ratch Office.
70 25-3t" Fw HANCOCK. MD
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MARRIED.
znmm41uzkxuu1ullz
DIGD,

February I'd, ls59.iu Shreveport, Louisiana after
an illness of eight months with consumption sir
JOHN NJ. ELAN, formerly Of Appcmattox county.
Va and In the 18th y az OF his age.
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1TRS WINSLUw's and Evaas' seo'i
lN iag syran fresh isgpriy OF shese p0' W.
p'epa'a''0a'' JOHN w POLLARD,
IL I'd pxaas,sss ala "
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TO THE PUBLIC.-As will he seen oy
i the above Card, J COX. IN retiring H.s
bu sInass has tra sfe, q 10 Ias hi books bonds &c
lor settIems Mt. l..
shall be pleased TO receive the patronage VF
st1xed ON him for yeais past, ,,,o
18th street, ns ar Exchange HossL
Richmond Feb 2S lssg t. To w
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NuAP.--6O boxes Hull 8 Pa.e Yellow
- Soap, in store and for sale by
IL 1S-ft WM TAYLOR,
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DALED OATS.-40,0t0 lbs Superior
ID Balei Cats, landing. ard sor sale roe, Pas -
iof Of oat. which we oflsr loa for easp,
'os VI o"s'' AUSTIN a GENTLY.
= =. -. Evans lin street
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80 FUR RENT.-The large store
"a HouFe on 18th street. between Main and Carr,
lately Cccunird the Cu-tom House. Also, the
House adjoining lste'y occupied as fobGcc, tacto-
ry. Also 20 sinal Houses. near the Poor Horse,
and a small House in the town If Sydkey, on q owe
street, with two acres Of land. For terms apply 10
q TUNSTAiL,
te 2S-6t II street. between Main aud Bank.
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HARVEY, ARMlsTEAD aWILlIAMS,

- HV AhMIN Il dU u W I al I MD,
L l. 81 Pearl street, would call the attention of
town and country BUYERS TO their large and varied
stock which orb ZOO bbis No HerrpGs. 100
bids Y . Sura 2 o bbls dc; leo bbs Cru he'd
aud Loaf de-; 80 hhds % Soasses; 100 bbls husCO-
vado 2m kegs old Dominion Hsis; 100 tons
Nv edes Iron: 100 tons Hoop and sheet Irn: 50 tons
Nail ROD; 10 CASE Nay lors cast and Shear teel;
10 tons English ard American b;istered do; 800 bXs
Tin Pate 500 tierces LINE; 2e6 tens Richmond
Ground Plaster: 1000 b SIS Rio Uoffee; 500 bags La
Guayra d /; 700 BAYS Java dc; IL mats Mocha DO,
very choice: $50 SanforGs L;orice; 900 Ghosts
assorted eas 100 bags orchard Grass Seeds; 100
bags Herds Grass do 20 bags Glover d.; 25 bbls
Tanners ui Is tierces Rice: 20 hhds siJes %
hbds Shoulder: 2U bbs Whisky; IS bbis New
I'm. land Rus : loo bbls fine Brandy aud Whiskey
Il0n boxes hdamantiEe, Sperm aud Tsllow Car
dies. together with q large assortment of Wood
en- Ware, Twines. Manila Rope. dc, &C. CAL is
solicited. f. %
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kaE3 NO EXCUSE FOR Dad BREAD -
SEHPLE's Infaihble BAKING POWDER, the
cheapest and best article for making Loaf bread
biscuits Batter and Buck wheat Cakes. Pastry, &c
JOHN w 9ARLICK, manufacturer and sole pro
preror. rket Place. FiaLkiin street. For sale by
all Druggists ard ROGERS
KING AND Queen Co, Feb 10. 1883
Ihave used "Semples In afii5ie Baking Powders
in my family, and do not hesitate TO say that re-
gard them as superior TO aDy | have ever used -
To lovers of good wholesome, light, sweet bread
would heartily recommend trial Of these Pow
deTS. CH ARIES RURGESS
MARL HILL. Henrico, i4th Oct 1858.
nR GARLICK-D sar SIR: Having used 70 some con.
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z=w LADIES Morocco and Goat
B0OTs-Single and 6ouhln solo. with or
without heels. of prime quality. Just received and
for sale cheap, by MARCUS HARRIS,
f. - ,g3 Broad st
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$50, LADIES' PRUNELLA RUS
KINs-F Finest quality price % per pair.
fe q MARCUS harris
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CANDLES - 800 boxes Adamantine
~ Candles; 500 do Tallow do; for sale by
fa YIOR
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70 conclude with WIDOWS VICTIM

To corclude with WIDOWS VICTIM.
THE NINTH LECTURE
OF TUE COURSE,
BEF1RE TIE
YOUNG NES'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
WILL BE- DELIVERED By
Prof. WIN. IL. ROC ERS, or Boston
(Eormerly of the University of Va
On THURSDAY EVENING. the Cd inst, A, tia
Hall OF the .
MECHANICS INSTITUTE
81 SUBJECr-"The Earth in Its Relation TO s 0
lar Folces'
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NEW SPRING GIN8HAMS. Just re-
" ceiyed 50 pieces of handsome Scotch Gine hams.
spring STYLES aud fast coiors, only 1917 eeHss per
ward adecided bargain. ALFRED MOSES.
fe ~ 63 Main It.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28

old RYE WHISKEY $50 bbls supe
" Iior Old Rye Whisky. various brands. in sore
and for sale by WM TAYLOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28

rLOTHtkH AT WHOLESALE - Re
~ cord ally invite The merchants of Virgins,
North Carolina and Tennessee. examine our
stock of SPsING CLOTHING. for the wholesale trade
now on exhibition the second and ird floors of
our warehouse lG2 Main street. Encouraged by
the large increase il our safes last sson. are
now prepared to show much the las est and most
desirable ck for spring sales, have ever exhi
hited the whole of which has bees manufactured
by our under all tie advantages der iva from
CAPITAL the most exteDsIye OnerstnEg and
rerierce OF twenty yesrs in the trade and will be
offered upon the most liberal terms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28

OUkROWS RELIABLE MEeiCiNh'
- The great Blood Purifier. eaiek anu ~ -
heads. pirspiss on the face laGps IN shsans4a
&c It's fscaSy IL certified 10 b ss MN 20
Norfolk Masonic ledge No a ,aa ~ ,he n,,st
nss,slle g., ssa. 10 ned II and ether eitt's :
Ale Wholesale and ~ al. y .,ev n.3.t.
ga Rr,si I'd. above ssh. Rieamoed. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28

NfOLheSES.-5 so b. Is prime lew crop
Iva New Orleans Molasses in and for sale by
In Ga-6t VIM TAYLOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-28

Ok BBLS. WHITE FISH a very supe.
~ rior fish, just received and for sale by
s. a