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DOOKS For HOUSEKEEPERS.

- Method is the Soul Of Management"
WIDDIFIELD'S New Cook Book. or Practical he
cipes for the House1 life. IS.
COOKERY AZ il should Be; for Persons in Moderate
Circumstances. Containing Original Recipes
on every Branch Of Cookery; Domestic Bevera
ger; Picking, &C. By Practical Housekeep
er. 100.
TASTE. Comfort aud Economy. The Ladies' Com
plete Guide to Domestic Cookery. BY Mrs l.
Aball. SOC.
THE Practical American Cook Book; 75c.
TIE VIRGINIA Housewife, or Methodical Cook
by Mrs Mary Rand )lph SOC.
THE ECONOMICAL Cook and House Book. By
Elizabeth Nicholson. SIC.
HARpER'S Magazine for February.
PETEksON'S Mass zine for February.
GODEY'S Lady's Book for February.
For by
GEO BALDWIN Bookseller and Stationer,
~ nborl Hot al
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AAn& ASHLAND RACES
sN9&. SPRING MEETING, 1859.

The Spring NeetDs this course will com;
menCe on TUESDAY, 18th day of May next. and
continue throughout she week.
FIRST DAY-Post stake fot sll ages four mile heats
$500 entrance; 500 forfeit. 5000 added by the
Club. Closed on inst with four subscribers. viz
Thomas W boswell. John Hunter, Il Dickinson
and James M TAYLOR.
sECoND DAY-FirSt Race Sweepstakes for three
year old colts and fiiiies. $500 entrance. SiOU ior
felt. Closed lst inst, with the following entrles
Thomas W boswell enters CHI C, Exchequer, oy
Revenue, dam Nina by Boston.
W FL Gibbons enters f. Crinoine. by Einancier,
dam Miss Matte, by Umpire.
John Hunter enters b C, by Lexington. dam oy
Glencoe. W.,
NJ Hall enters gr f. Faith. By Childe Harold,
dam Fidelity, by Prian. ~,
$500, three mile heats
THIeD DAr-FJrSt Race Sweepstakes for three
year old colts and fiies $3.50 entrance. Half Tor
felt. Mile heats. To name and close 18th March:
Second Rdce-Same Day-Proprietors purse. 500.
Two mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-First Edce.-Sweepstakes for three
year cid colts and FLIES, out of mares that never
produced winner. $l90 entrance. Half forfeit.
Mile heats. To name and close 18th March.
= Second Rdce-Same Day--Proprietors purse, Sl5o.
Mile heats-best three in five.
FIFTH DAY-Handicap race for service OF plate.
the value OF 5000 Entrance i50 to be added to the
stake Second horse to his entrance, pr divided
Nominations for the above mentioned Colt Stakes,
closing 18th March next, to be addressed 70
NATH'L THOMPSON.
Sec'y Ashland Jockey Club.
ASHLAND, Hanover county, Va, Jan &C. 1873.
la 27-2awtMl0Std
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RICHMOND. Oct I. 1858.
e6RI HAVE been using temples In

RICHMOND. Oct I. 1858.
~I HAVE been using TEMPLES In
rALLIBLE BAKING POWDERS for some two years ana
feel no hesitancy in saying that l nave oeen
more than pleased with it, and regard IL as vastiy
superior to any Yeast Powder it has ever oeen my
good fortune TO thy. DAhIn.'i-
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, May 20 1883
DR. J. W Gartick Sir: After keeping house
for several months. and being so frequently ioned
In making loaf bread was induced 70 Try your
SEMpLEs BAKING POWDER. since tnen l na nave
had 40 little trouble and rar ly fail to nave gooo
bread. 1 have thoughtit but dua to you that
should say much. as have In constant use your
III HENRY B HALL.
BRuINTeN, King Queen CO Va. May 9.
Dr. Garlick-Sir: Having constantly used your
sENPIs's BAKING POWDER since its origin. and being
more than pleased with its efficacy, readily pro-
nounce it the best of the Iany kindsI have been in
the habit of nsiDg.
Very truly, yours JOHN BLAME, P NJ.
JOHN w GARBICK,
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor.
Richmond. Va
Sold by Druggists and Grocers generally through
out the State. JaN-lW
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r~To THE SourH SIpE.-By late

fTo THE SoUTH SIDk.-by late
tariff the Danville Railroad Company have reduced
the rate OF freight for Transporting Ground Plaster
from this date, WITH THIS Pa0yISo, that DOUBLE
RATE will be charged during the months of APRIL,
MAY AUGUST and SEPTEMBER.
orders to any extent can be supplied from the
purest Lump. but should be given early to eEsure
it in time.
Farmers supplying bags charged one dollar per
ton less than packed in barrels.
JOHN CLAIBORNE,
ia 3-lm No III Pearl street.
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Gen'l Insurance Ag't, in building with
,cs Taylor N + conner Main and lith SITS

DIG HAIR DSON'S WILD CHERRY
IL COUGH CANDY.-The medical influercs of
this remedy pursues the exact track of the inama-
tory action causing Cough; first soothing the or
along the mucus lining Of the windpipe into the
bronchii and allaying pulmonary irr tation, giving
and comfort 10 the chest, restoring the voice TO
its accustomed clearness and power CONCEALED
phegm acrimony in the fluids. and Instructions in
the glands. gently and safely discharged by
easy cxpectoration 1t never disagrees with the
a'omach. and common cold yields TO its benign in
hu"nce n q few hours, and gnen reso It'd TO before
rhe compl int is tar a ivanCed all danger OF con.
sump ion is entirelr prevented For sale by q, ue-
gsis genei ally and at RICHARDSON'S Confec
tonary ZIG Main It, near 9th ia 2S-2t*
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Reg NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE Con-.
SYSTEM.


Cnpitai sI,54O,OOO!
With One hundred Thousand Dollars deposited
with the state Comptroller OF New York, TO meet
any lawful demand which the Company fail to pay.
40 per cent. OF the annual premium will be loaned
the insured when desired.
Dividends declared annually, and have averaged
about forty per cent.
ii not insured you should call at once and procure
a policy ON your life. No matter whether young CT
old, married or single.
You should insure at once for many reasons:
Frst-Because it is lees EXPENSIVE than it will be
when YOU become older.
second-BecaaSs if in HEALTH you will pass med
zeal eromindt ION and BE ACCEPTED
Third-LIFE is UNCERTAIN, and DELAYS ARE DANCE
RoUS. -
The MAN PROFESSIONAL NON PROFESSIONAL who
is dependent upon SALARY for sUsTENANcE, should
do it, Because with LIFE the INCOME CEASES, and to
the loss OF HUSBAND and FATHER may be added tx
POSTURE to INSULT and PovIRTY.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
Ro. L. COLEMAN, NJ. D.
JAS Ii. CONWAY, III. d.
Apply at once to
Il. w. WYATT. As0o'''
100 Main street.
Few doors above the Custom House.
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DIED..

At her residence In Hanover county, Mrs ELIZA
BETH A TIMRERLAkE, In the cath year OF her
age at o'clock. A NJ. on yesterday.
n or funersl will take place At her late residences,
tomorrow. (saturday J at II o'clock, NJ.
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~ BARGAINS. baEGaINs --ror tne
best bargains in Raeiands fancy notions dress arg
cloak trimmings, call at the CLOAK ana msnts W
jan. Is n EZEhlbL, % Moin s''SS'-
Extension skirts. 26 springs.
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nT HoBsoH's HAZE CUTTING, SHAVING
AND SHAMrooINa SALOON under the American Ho
el-entrance ON 18th street.
N Blot Cold and Shower BATHS can be had at
all hours Single Bath Is CENTS or tickets for ne
dollar, les
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~ BATHS. BATHS, BATHS Slot,
Jcld and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours, at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving and
Shampooing Saloon. under the American Hotel
Entrance on 18th street.
Single Baths Is cents, or tickets for q ap 10
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~MEDIcAL CARD-Dr. 8. L. In
GRAM respectfully offers his professional services to
tho citizsns Of Richmond and its vicinity Calls
may be made either at his Office on Bank stree be-
low 9 b or at the St Charles Hotel. ia ply"
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Is TH0S " KEESEE,u Auctr.

Co. SPECIAL NoTIcs.-The attention
Of Oenfectioners and dealers In Fancy Goods &c is
requested the Trustee sale Of the stock OF Con-
fsctioneries Fancy Goods Bake House Fixtures, &c.
to take place at the store Of Jones' on Main,
between 18th and 18th streets, THE DAY. at 10
o'clock. Il COOK,
ja2S-1t Auctioneer.
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srLNorros OF Fam GROUNDS. =

49, A full meeting OF the Executive Commit
tee OF the Virginia Central Agricultural society s
herebv called for MONDAY merit, at 10 O'CLOCK az
the Office of the President for the purpose OF OK
aiming and selecting the grounds for annuai
Fairs -. A. /.
As this Is an important duty. members iIonl suo
country as we'll a. those from the city nre Ie9ues'
ed to be present. y DIWWh IA
in I-kd sec y Nh v y.
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GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY

GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
~ FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE
The undersigned entered upon the study and prac-
tice of ASSURANCE, on the 5th day Of February,
1885, and has been giving his attention to it in this
Cit ever since
He is now the gent of several reliable Insurance
Companies for whom he is prepared to issue Poll
cies on the most favorable terms.
He desires to conduct his operations in such a
way as to secure far possible, success to his
principals and just indemnity TO the assured. He
most apxously desires to give entire satisfaction to
all for whom he may insure, and he promises every
reasonable effort towards the attainment of that
end He will provide Insurance with other good
Companies. He uill advise on Insurance matters.
He will adjust Insurance losses. In a word, he
will attend to all matters connected with the Gen
or al Insurance Agency Business with pleasure and
promptitude
He iuvit Is friendly conference whether it result
in the transaction of business or not
THO3 NJ ALFRIEND,
Gen'l Insurance Ag't, in building with
Isaacs 4 Tay lor, conner Main and l4th SITS.
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MARRTHn.

On wednesday, 18th instant, ct the First Prcsby
serieu Church. by Rev Moore. d d, Mr. CNAs
q HANEs and Mics MARTHA Z, daughter OF I
Storre ESQ all of Hsnrico county.
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A man named johnson committed suicide, in
Hancock county, Iud., last Wednesday, by break
ing hole through the ice on a pond, and then
crawling under.
young man, named George W. Wilson, com.
mtled suicide Honesdale, Pa on the 18th inst.,
by shooting himself with pistol The reason as.
signed for the act is disappointment 10 love.
Bob Butt, the Portsmouth. Va, Sexton, has re-
turned home from Philadelphia
A steamer is about to be placed on the route be-
tween Alexandria, Va, and Philadelphia.
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~HARrsHoRHs's ANrI-BILIous PILLS
.ra the safest and best Purgatve Pills In use. They
set upon the Liver. stomach and Bowels carrying
Of all bile and every foul sscretU ua Th s
At any time without fear Of exposure: They remove
Gods from the system and prevent Rheumsiism :,
n Won suffer with any pain, use HAaTSHORNE's
CURE-ALL, the great PAIN ANEIHILATOR y
yon have q cough, use HARTsHORNES COUGH
SYRUP, which is the bost Cough syrup In the
world.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ TRUsrEs's SALH OF HOUSE, AND
Lot, slave Household Furniture. &c, at auction -
Attention is asked to the sale of valuable House and
Lot, Negro Woman, and Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Piano, &C. THIS MORNING. c1mmen-
cling ut 10 O'Clock. at the residence Of Mr. N Car
pentsr at the corner Of Marshsl street and Brooke
Avenue.
~ Sea aue'iou head.
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SHOOTING AFFAIR.-Jesse Bealo of Southampton
county, Va on Monday. "a iostaut, dlschaf geo
,be contents of a gun into his wife's face Tne
yup WAS loaded " ith small shot. The woman viii,
it is supposed. recover. Beale was Immediately
arrested, aud has been committed TO jail lie il
very desperate aud intemperate man, and was III"
roxicated at the time he committed the act. He
assigns no reason for the deed other than hatred
for his wite.-Norfott Day Book.
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~GooD AND CHAP PICTURES All
who want good PICTUREs AT COST. should come
at once to II Main Street Whitehursts old Gallery,
as WATSON will remain only q few weeks longer
AERecollfct. II You want cheap and Rood FIC'
TUkFS. You must call at u Main street.
aTThe GALLERY and FIXTURES are lot sale,
and will be sold low. ja26-lmif
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WATTS CUFF BkAGkp PLows.-
ourselves in business, under the firm Of GEO WATT
Il co. and will contnue to make and sell George
Watts Patent Flows, namely: Cuff Brace, with
Breast improvement and Hanover patterns of differ
ent sizes with both wrought and cast points, an !
will keep on hand oil the castings belonging to
them.
We likewise make and sell hill side and subsoil
Plows Jumping Coalters, Cultivators Corn Tobac-
co Weeders, Gan invention Geo Watts Road
Scrapers Corn shelters, Corn Planters, (CalweiIs
makel Straw Cutters, Grain Cradles, &c. Nearly
all of these implements made In our own facto,
ry of the best material, and warranted to give sa-
tisfaction or be returned.
Wesolicit call from the agricultural community
assuring them that best efforts will be used I
give t16m superior articles.
GEO WATT.
HUGH A WATT
Dpcamber 22d lssa Ia
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aT CLOvRa HILL CoAL.-both HAL
anu AsnAp' "a 'A NJ d WHITING,
:: m Own Near Petersburg Depot.
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E1- ENORMOUS ExPENpITURE.-lt is stated that
over 81 600 900 has been expended on the now slum-
bering Atlantic cable, large portion of which
came out of the pockets of American Stockholders,
who of course must bear a proportionate share of
the loss. 1t is a sad reflection but may prove les
son to future SPECTATORS; who will learn that frac-
ton of the above enormouss invested in business
cards and handbs at the Dispatch Job Office, would
make any man a millionaire.
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N6ETROPOLTTAN HALL.-This favo-

METROPOLITAN HALL.-This favo-
VI rite place Of amusement. having hut r-centi,
been thor 9ughly repaired aud refurnished is n W
II red 10 those hav X occasion TOR the OF a
FIRST GLASS PUBLIC HALL en- much lower
terms thar any Other Hall Of the same cspacitr -
beng capabfs of acc rmmndaing from 1905 to 1000
pors0us-can be had for in the city
Matroy Titan Hall ia stu sted on Franklin street
between 18th and l4h streets and within half a
square Of the Exchanse Hotel and Ballard House.
an for Operas Concerts, Lectures OF Public Meet
ings has no equal in the city, either as regards
size or convene nee of location
several very desirable OFFICES, in the basement,
aIso FOR RENT.
For further information. address
w A IRVING sCent
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oPHCIAE NOTIONS.

- "MAcHfHn B1IrrN0 For Leath-
ar and Rubber Betting. Of the best quality. e
manufacturers' prices and on the best terms, call
~, : KNOWLES WALFJRD.
:. ss-st 81 Pearl street.
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NOTICE Having lost Certificate No
~ 100. for Two Shares Of Stock in the Protection
Building Fund Company. dated Ieth March, 1854
notice Is hereby given. that shall apply 10 said
Company for new Certificate, or itsvalue
ia 2i-lawzmE VIM TYLER
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THs PROSPERITY OF TEx.s-A correspondent,
writing us from Gonzales CO., Texas, on the 14th
inst, Gays:
would that could describe to You the pros.
porous condition of our State at this time. Let it
suffice for me to say that everything ia the way of
provisions is cheap, that there is no market to
be found. Corn-price merely nominal; pork.
frors 81 "a cents per ponnd; beef from 2l5
cents per pound. Our hogs fatteped on the mast
alone, and our beeves on the grass exclusively
II has never been my good fortune to see State
where land aad provisions were 80 good and cheap
where health was 30 good, and money 80 easily
made. Texas is emphatically, the State for emf.
gf anita, aud am proud to see that they are COM
ing by the hundreds. We have ample room, and
q hearty welcome for them.
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nF HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
the nractjca of Law In the CITY of Richmond.
Office in Bslvn's New Building, on 18th. fronting
Bank street. ia zo-s
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= L,yE INsUaAsCs-Capital o

- LIFE NsURAkCg- CapitAi over
"A nm eOo.--The "Muiual Benefit Company.'-Ihis
is the only company in Richmond tEst paJ fts df
yidepds 10 the insured while living.
IL makes an Animal Dividend Of 81 per cent. -
Only half the premium. II over 30. T. required y
cash note oan be given ior the other nsii, anu
the dividends 20 20 the credit of the note.
KNOWLES WALFORp, Agents.
in 2y--5t ~ teaIi stIefS
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4 GRAYs ATTENTION Attend a
ga regular Company Drill at Military Hall on
III FRIDAY night next at * o'clock. Delinquents
II viii he careful to n tend.
By order of Capt ELLIOTT.
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OURS, FURS, FUkS.-Just received
l. fresh supply of Stone Marten. Lynx, Fitch
and Golden Fitch, Capes, Half Capes vietornes
and Mufatees, which will be sold low The atten:
ton OF the ladies particularly requested.
hBr l. DICKINSON,
Successor to Binford. Dickinson & weisiger,
do II M.yp
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CEVENTY. FIVE HHDS. SHOULDERS

CEVENT1 FIVE HHUS. SHOULDERS
~ and Sides; 20 hhds Breasts and Joles; 40 bills
family Hams; 50 bbls and leo kegs No leaf Lard,
800 bbls Coffee Crushed, Powdered and GRADUATED
sugar; 20 hbds New Orleans sugar; 400 bbs Shcr-
mans Rye Whiskey; 100 bbis Gibson's Rye whis-
seys 200 hhls various brand. Rye Whiskey 100 bbis
Port. Madeira and Malaga Wines 100 bbis Apple
Brandy: 50 casks fine French Brandy 300 bbs Poto-
mac herring Is tubs choice Butter: 100 packages
good Butter; 500 dozen Lines all sizes; 800 dosen
Buckets and Brooms; 80 bbls Ale aud Cider. For
sale by JONES CO.,
laH No. Main 81.
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E RICHMOND THEATRE.

EF RICHMOND THEATRE.
CONTINU SUCCESS.
CROWDED HOUSES.
DELIGHTED AUDIENCES
MONTE CRGsT0 TRIUMPHANT.
NEW AND SPLENDID SCENERY.
MAGNIFICENT DRESSES.
GRAND CARNIVAL.
NEW ACTS OF FUN
NEW DANCES.
GIANTS, DWARFS.
LIONS, LEOPARDS.
BARE BACK'D ACT
OF HORSEMANsHIP.
ON HIS WILD sTEED, FIRE FLY.
BY
MONS RE TORT.
SIG HURTEESBACK.
DON'T FORGET THE
SATURDAY AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE.
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~ DR. Poor has removed his office
to Franklin. between Locust Alley and 18TH sts.
in 21-lmn
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THE NIAGARA OUTWARD BOUND.

B,sroy Jan. 25 The NJ. steamship Niagara,
.ailed from here at noon to-day with is passen-
gers for Halifax. and go for Liverpool. She takes
out nearly $4,000 in specie.
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GEO BALDWIN, Bookseller and Stationer,
ia 28-It Opposite st Charles Hotel
- IMPORT ERs.

pURRUSS u Bro,
- IMPORT ERS.
Norfolk. Va.
Have in store ard U. 9. Custom House, so hhds
TAYL0R'S CELEBRATED LONDON DOCK BRAN
by. imported by them from John Taylor of Lon
don a lso, in Custom House, Brandies Of the fol-
lowing brands: James Hennessy; Otard, Dupuy d
GO; the United Vineyard PToprietors; sidney &C.
lerIer, and other brands. CAAMPAGNEs: Green
Seal; Cabinet, in hall pints Piper heidsick; Held
SICK Il Co, and other brands. all grades of PORT
VINES. SHERkIBS: Duff Gordon, Harmony and
other brands. Madeira Wines Old Scotch Wills
KEY. RYE WHIskIES summerdean; Lackey's
Mountain Rye: pure Extract Of Rye Grain; Funk /:
Besores; Old bourbon County h and other brands
Jamaica Rum. Holland GIN, in whole and q pipes
hostetter's celebrated stomach B,tters. Charles
London COnDIALGIN. London PJR Err. Scotch
ALE in stone jugs. Superior old scuppernong Wine
(red and white made in Carolina SARDIN ES,
in WHOLE half aud quarter boxes. etc etc. Also AGO.
| 900 Uhoice HAVANA sE9 AIRS, which were selected
in Havana by gentleman sent out by US for that
purposes varying in price from $50 to Si5c per thou
SAND. All of which will be sold TO punctual per-
SONS on favorable terms.
BURRUSS h BRO,
Sole importers in the United States, of Taylor's
Celebrated London Dock Brandy,
Nos Wide Water street. Iron Building,
da 2s-6m Norfolk Va.
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GOODS AT PRIME COST.-HAyin

GOODS AT PRIME COST.-Hayine
~ determined to discontinue the business of La
Shine. will sell every article in their store
at cost or less. The stock consists of large and
varied assortment Of FURNITURE such as Sofas
Tetea-Tetes. Lounges. Chairs Of all descriptions
Cabinets, Wash stands. fables, Bedsteads. Mat
trssses Cribs. Cradles &c. &c. &C. Persons In want
OF the above articles. saving of 80 per cent can be
obtained by calling at no "a Main Ut.
in 26--ts Pc LARUa
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BEAUTIFUL AND CENTRAL LOT

u FOR SAiE.-A very handsome Building Lot.
in the Athenaam square, fronting 80 feet on the
south side Marshall street, and running back 1872,
feet to alley 20 feet In the heart of the city
within few minutes walk of the hotels churches
and public buildings; in a superior neighborhood.
building site in the city presents greater attrac
tons. The terms will be accommodating Apply
to ia27-6t GODDIN A APpERS(lN
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WILLIAM 6ATTLER 4 CO., No. lA2
W Main street, have n store, and effar for ala
French Window and Germsn crystal Sheet 0lass cl
I'll sises aud grades. ja7
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMEST.-The revenue Of the
Post Office Department for the quarter ending
September s0th 1855, was 81, sos, s4l, and the sx
penditures $s58,5e9.
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~MRs. HARRIHr A. RADY,
FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKER.
REsrpENcE CoRNER OF MAIN AND 18TH eIRsds, ovef
q P Words store, side entrance. JsH-"
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ISOR SALE Il have for sale privately,
U to remain in the city. a likely NEGRO GIRL
about 10 years Old. She is good nurse Apply to
in 1s-3tx franklin street
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FOR PHILADELPHIA

k-A u II PHILADELPHIA,
xNf* EVERY TUESDAY-The A No |
$500 Steamship CITY OF RICHMOND,
ss1SCapt Mitchell. is now ready to re-
ceive freight: and will leave TUESDAY, Feb LIST,
at o'clock P NJ.
For freight or passage. having superior accommo-
iations. apply to Fl e TUTTLE
Agent, Rockets.
Freight through to Boston, via Philadelphia. by
steamer at moderate rates and with dispafch leav.
ing as above aud arriving in Boston on Monday.
2S-4k
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-28

LOUISIANA sENAroa.-Thc Hon. J. p Benjamin,
Of Louisiana, was reelected by the Legislature of
the State, on the oath iustant,s Senator in Con.
gress from six years from the 4th of March next
when his present term will expire. There had
been protracted contest in caucus for the nomi-
nation, and when the result Of the election reach.
cd New orlesns the public qualification was man.
ifes.ed by the firing Of one hundred guun
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-28

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