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GEORGE II. BALDWIN,

Ne. - Main 81, opposit. 81 cidres Nof.I.
~ for sale the following new and VALUABLE. BOOKS;
Ill PALESTINE, PAST AND PRESENT. Iy the Rev.
Henry :. O.born. \. VI. >vo cloth. $40.
TIE POWER Or PR~AYKI-illu,tra'eh In the wonderful
display Of divine grace nj the Fulton street and other Meet.
ing. il New York and elsewhere. in i>I and l-5'. j.!
Samuel. !. Prime. limo. cloth. -.
LIFE or MRS. VIRGINIA HALE HOFFMAN, late Of III"
Protestant Episcopal Mi--ion 10 Western .h:r.ea. ~ the
Rev. George u. Cumniins. u. u.
FATHER AID DArGlIrEg-a l'or'raitusc from the !!r.
b. frcdrika Bremen.
LILLIAN; or, The Adventure Of an IIr;rr.- By =
Smith. Esq.
~ Agent for al. the popular Magazines.
order, promptly attended to. Feb -;
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THE LARGEST DESK DEPOT
I'M TIE UNION.

II O G. Z IT T. ~ II y.
(SrccsssnIs TO ). 7. HANNiT,l
Nj. $50, SOUTH THIRD STREET, PllILADELPllA.
= PIECE AND BANK FURNITURE. EXTENSION ia.
BLEs, BOOK CASES. wAIDRoIES, &c.
.hrnar 0l-dlY
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y iNE III ND!:Lb AND FIFTY BAGS Rio COFFEE.
IN boi BIZ BAGS.-WmJr odd ar Auction. a, our ol.rr
Oh WEDNESDAY. ;he OH Instant. at 10 o'clock. \. NJ, ,lr
s''e. W nhih Nb.-ah. '!irec; from Rio De JancirO, consist
!Hf 81 '""'hat- 'rgee, IN double bag. selected FOR the
'it'liii 'rh!r' HNNhLI, CIENSlIAW 4 ca.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.



Many people have wooed their own destruction, physical
and mental, BY negleciins TO pay attention to ordinary mat
tiers. Few persons would believe that u beautiful enaihele'i
card contains a quantity OF arsenic. with other chemicals,
which, II used TO any extent, will communicate poison. and
that fatally. The very sheet Of paper on which We print
contains either oil Of vitrol, chloride of liine., potash, Soda
ash, white clay, lime. uliramarinc ar oNallc acid. Nj whit.
paper contains either some, or every one OF these fearful
poisons, while colorcl papers excepting GArETrY's, mhic,
Is a pearl color, aud made 10 lie "a pure a. sn"~.l einbody
portions OF prussIate Of potash, bichromate OF potash, muri.
attic acid, prussian blue, acquafortis, copcras, and a variety
Of other articles equally dangerous and pertici"i-, but
too numerous to be caialogued in our little paper.
Physicians owe il 10 the rising generation TO caution all
against touching such drleierious and dcath-lealng mate.
rial. Printed paper. everybody knows, is rank poison to
tender portions Of the body. individuals would not put
printer 5 ink into their mouths-as one VI its ingredients is
lutnpblack-yrt they have no hesitation in allowing them
selves and children To lay In n plentiful crop OF piles Tor
aggravating that diseas0if il exists) by applying that Ink TO
the tenderesl part OF the body corporate, II We except the
eye. How much cheaper, In every respect. Is II 10 Use "a
paper made Of the purest material. AMI medicaied With the
greatest care, such as GAYkTTYs Mcdicated Paper for the
water-closet. skeptics can visit G,SrrTf, at his office, No.
81 Ann street. and be satisfied that our representations Are
correct and defensible. rEw ARE OF lNiT ,IIoS.. Look for
the name Of GArETIr In each sheet, lin water mark. and
hi, autograph upon each label.
JoIIN W. POLLARD has IL for sale In Richmond. Virginia.
IL. ~ In
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WATT,S PATENT FLOWS.

TINLE Public are cautioned against in
i ~rinsements on my PdtsHt Rights S~-
on the breast Improvement and the S-
Hanover Flows. The former OF which 0~
has eleven years, and the latter twelve years n"n 10 run.
Each Of these are improvements on the Gun hracc. NJ! "l
Patent, which has expired, and are separate AMI Gi''i'ct
from il.
My PLACE ~ Br>iNEs> l. ny FRANKLIN sikEtr. Bfl0w IhE
EXCHANGE lIorEI, where | have heen labnring. IN my hum
| bile way, to Improve the Plow, since January, 1916. and not
on Main street, a. some have supposed. ! have n" Interest
In any business on Main street. nor has any one on Main
street any inieres, In my business, or In my Patent Highi..
4 general assortment Of Watts Patent llons and last
ings. and Flows ana Castings In general use WIN harioWS,
Cnl,iyators. Corn or Tobacco weeders. Watts invcniion.l
Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters, Corn Planters, Caldwell
make,l Grain Cradles, (Milis make,) and farmin; lmii'-
meni- genrrally-all warranted to please the buyer or he
returned: for sale on fE,SnLiS STEEkr, BELOW iHE EXCHANGE
HorEl, Richmond, Va, by GEO. WATT. Plttntee,.
Marrh i-iEcif or the Firm of GEO. WATT { 90.
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POETRY or PuysIC.-AYEK,

SH-TIIE POETRY OF PIIYSIC.-AYERs
PILLS. glide sugar shot over the palate. bu, their energy,
although wrapped up. Is there, and tcis with giant force on
The very foundation Of the disease. There are Thousands.
Of sufferers who would no, wear their dis,empers II they
knew they could be cured for - cts. Try Ayers Pill. and
you will know II.
Purify the blood ani disease will be starved ou:.
Cleanse the sy,;emirom impurities and you are cured al.
ready.
Take this best OF an purgaiiv-,. and Scr0'ula. lndises.
zion, Weakness, Headache. Backachr, Silcachc. Jaundicc.
Rheumatism. arrangements Of the Liver, Kidneys and
Bowels, all arrangements and all diseases. which \ pur.ativc
Sun.
Reader. If You ATE ,uFrrin. from any of the numerous
complaints they cure-suT-r no more-tlir remedy has hrrn
provided FOR you. and il il crimiaal. TO neglect It.
That AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL the best medicine
for a Cough. j. known 10 the whole world, anh,h that AYERS
PILLS are the best Of all Pills, Is known to those who have
used them.
Prepared by Dr.. j. e. AVER, Lowell. Mass. and sold Icy
Druggists everywhere. March 2-2m
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MEDICAL CoLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.

~ A-a-s. ,oHr..uc.In.nt will he held in the Chemical
ie C"!vs. ~ Friday evening, March i,h, at y
'',sa": MeC,..
Hs..4 t.,,.au and the public are r.sreetiuii!
- ""'al l.. :. JQYNES. VI. D..
Ht"!' Dean Of the Faculty.
Si.aTiOI WANTED.-Ay young man, possess
= good address and unbie IL she'd reputation, wishes
q. a lty goods or grocery store. lie has had
|s,-hts N The mercantile business. He would be-
r ''-'s a'es h. gets mere insisb, In the business.
's'.'rhee .iTcn II required. Address
y. r c.
- '-Na". stanton. Va.
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rsSr,,n FOR THE MONUMENTAL

tHL ICii-I The Ladies Of the Monumental
p. ".i : fd- =: the Hall o! the Mechanic, Instr
= o., DE Ace.
. - S'seaFr~at sari-;y OF useful AMI fancy articles,
e'A-+a'' ( various kinds. The proceeds Of ih-
4s''- re r-Par. of The Church. The patronage Of
'4ydc : ,.Ae.t.o Feb Eff
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ME NIl'IIIS AND w S(;It
TELEGRAPH LINE.

U1llIS NEW TELEGRAPH LINES nov open FOR h'i'lne''.
4 1t conuect, with Memphis, Nashville. knpNy!iir. Chat
ranoogt, ~NicS.burs. NalclrA and New Url"au.. Atlantis.
Ausu-ia, Charleston. Savannah. Montgomery and Mobile.
Importance.
From Richmond - Washington It "ill b." operated win
Printing Telegraph Machine, conneciin; 1T "h-hiils'oh
City with she American Telegraph Company >frin,inS LINES
10 Baltimore. Philadelphia, NrT York. Boston. Portland
Bangor. Halifax. Nova Scotia. and 81. Johns. New lrrns'
wick. Springfield. Troy. Albany. Rochester, Hutal". CIcNt'
| land. Chicago. Cincinnati. T.cui. willie. =. Loui'. and stations
IL Missouri. Iowa and Kansas. ard Offer, a prompt and re-
liable line al t.l,. graph to the commercial h'ii ie!r:ral'hii'S
public.
ONir~. in Richmond. corner II M-ia ani Pearl ''rcc''.
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sArNylLLE MARKETS. MARCH (.

t-..u'-rre., axe very still. Buyers are wanting
.a.S, eo;a :or .;vaaing and manufacturing. Luss, loose
a. f:!-!, 81 - ) -; shor; Leaf 6 10 : 20: Good Long
.-4..:o % 81 F.o.E-Superine s.: Extra : to , ~. Pa.
IS ; CaEs-lc. Corn MsAL-l00c. WHEtr-B-st
.&:s F1u.d Command about 81 -. BAcoS-New Western
shit ~ Family hog round. l2L 20 II.
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~ PmYSICIANs USE THE WILD

~ PHYSICIANS USE Till WILD
CHERRY.
EaEIEE, Mg, Sept. SO.
This c-rtiies that have recommended the use Of vs..
tar BdLsdm ~ lGd Catrry for diseases Of the Lungs, iaur
Two years past, and many bottles, 10 my knowledge. have
been used by my patients, all with beneficial results. In
,w, cases. where II WAS though; confirmed Consumption had
taken place. the iiM Cherry effected Il cure.
+. BoYDEN,
Physician at Exeter Corner.
DK. FRLL EIGH. vi saug.r,ies. y. Y. says he cured Liver
Complaint Of four years standing, tina, would no, Weld TO
the usual remedies.
AIR ,nIM SgiLLMAS, VI. D., Of Iioundbrouk, y, j., say, i;
Is the hest medicine for Consumption In every stage. that
he has ever known.
None genuine unless signed ]. Butts oil the WRAPPER.
~ SETH W. FowLs & Co, boston. Proprietors. sold by
their agents every where.
For sale in Richmond by PURCELL. LAD & CO, ADIE
kGRAY, and ". PETERSON. Druggists March div
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AMUSEMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE.
BENEFIT 0r Me. J. :. CLAkkE-
finh Night Of the engagement Of ,h- justly celebrated
Comedians.
MI. VIM. WllEATLEY and MIR. J. ;. Cl.AHhl. =,
tNRlDAf EVENING. MARCH, :. l~i9, viii he perl'iineh
i Tom Taylor's ,Ilshing Comedy nf
OUR AMERICAS
Asa ~Trenchard, (onr American Cousin Mr.. J. ; 'lhrkr'
Lord DunIrxary. MI. VIM. Wheiiley.
Village lIorHpipe Mis-, kate ltnnoycr.
After which, the Comic Drama az TuupLFS-Iit'"'hN
Tn"ll.s. MIR. j. :. Clarke.
To conclude with th-
POCR
Maworu. with lecture MIR J. :. Clark.
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IL


MEN OF I.N TlIltI'ltlSI.
rsIlIf country and state right H. 'h'i r"pi''r and hi!''
4 " us"inl. Invention.
JOHhSDA !iiEni -" "iHir.
tan H. hal. upon early H!rV'it'ii'a' q" '' '''"'''' r"
hscrl rates, 10 wit 81,
For all counties. Sc. containing '''e''''"E - W, ' ~
isS,'I'r> !!''" = wv 80 ..rt;n-
For all conniic-. ac" containing 'a''o'"."L w.
- ,"e en- .n"n,,. g.. containing ,asc"rdin. to
a.. r.n.m. Of Ia kn Ol aud irs. ;!aa i3.hn. T., Sc. %c'
Tn. ,hovc i,nproy.m.n, I. designed ..p,ciaily Tor hang
;,. n;nJo-. In oI horse, wi;ltou; re,nnyal Of frame or
~ 81, ~" ""I y, T.. .h,, =. .E,,,r,h IA. u.r,l cost nl.o AN
economical and excellent substitute for the old fashioned
no. frame in new bnilling>-prnnojUc'' by architects aiH
Others, decidedly the hes, coniritanc' Tor IA" fnrI"-" "'cr
u, FORE offered 10 The public.
send for a circular "i'''in''r' h'" i'''''' '''ua'''e' 'h'
fail PARTICULAR. ,
Men ~ enterprise 'houshonl NE 'h'r' s't'e. va ""'
u 10 'N"lr h'efe>'' '" E'' wv ""' ,S"""
Addrr's hpHS 1unH'rN,
80.
tons Ih;'';n "rI'ie,; 49,
j. Common English, Tr"l"S"r AMI County ''''N' ""'
hririu- y ful, a-.ortm.r' Of
sGi,rrs SnVSi,
u,Ir OyIS HALF rDTNpI
Vii mn ,inrSr .iInr
i,,rIs SITrrT
,n.,t.ar ,,.I r,,,i.I, jn;.,,,.l S...l >..l,-r
~, - ~: 80 81 49, rrr.,,. rs.
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1859. SPRING TRADE. 1859.
:I.LErI~T * DISE wRY,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers I'm For
cign and DOmcstic
u e. O . u ..
No, II Pearl ST..
Rich VI D y ID, Is & MIA.
WYE have the pleasure Of Offering TO the merchants oil
Virginia. North Carolina and Tennessee ia. larse,;
DRY GOODS
W. have ever been able to exhibit.
Conhning our business principally to piece goods, We
have nes,owec much time and labor to get up a frs: rate
stock, and feel satisfied that no house In this country can
ofrr i better selected stock Of
English and American Prints
Fancy printed Lawns. Jaconets and Csinhrics
Fine French and English organdir, and Challie,
Fancy Dareges. De LANES and Nalentias
Robe, of every style In Lawns, Jaconets, Orsandies, hs-
reyes, Challics and De LANES
SIX, Poplins. Check d'Ecoss, Millaina,
Satin striped Iiareges
Lavillo Cloths. Debages, &c.
In White Caiubrics. swiss Muslins, Irish Linens, AS, We
have Of orr oUn importation 4 larg. stock which We VIII sell
lover than We have ever been able 10 do before.
In goods for gentlemen ani boys We r our Sock Is 'er!
large and varied, and rs cheap Is We have ever been able
10 sell them.
We have an extra large stock Of goods Tor Negroes, such
a.
German and scotch Linen lHu-lap-
Farmers Drills. Linen Ducks
Heavy Cotton Twills and c%o,;onsdc-
Plaid aud striped Don-stics
Piaii and Striped 0znaburg,
DENNIS, &c.
To all Of which We ask u special examination by the
,rad". We are determined 10 meet he market prices Norm
and south. with well established houses.
M.reh4 ELLETr & DIEwRY.
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- JAPANNED TOILET WARE.
THOMAS A. BCLKLEY, 49,. MAIN STREET.
us now receiving his Spring Stock Of ~Japanned Toilet Ware,
embracing . great variety OF patterns, and for sale al
she lowest prices. 'o"
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NEW HAT AND CAP STORE. -.
III 10. i67 Main Street, 6

E RIO. i67 Main Street,
~ -" y " OPEN. -% ~
INLLETT * WEISIGEl. have received aud opened theft
L. large. full. complete and w.!l.ri-ctrd stock II Good.
20 which they invite the examination Of their friends and
tie puhtic. They feel assured that they can satisfy the
want. Of The most f~a.tidi1us. Their stock embraces every
variety II Goods in al, departments "f their 'u-iur-s.
The examination Cf the country merchants they especial.
Is -olcii. In His braach o! their business they are salts
fed they can offer inducements. both In regard 10 extent,
variety and price. which canno; fail 20 please.
Mr.. J. l.. HUTCHINSON. formerly Of Union. Monroe
county, Va. AMI late in the house Of lIint-r. Kent K Alvey,
is Interested In our business. AMI will devote, 70 il his yLluh.
bile service. III.ETr & WEISlGEI.
4 Dr. viii l- seen iy til" above tia; am in
tcr-,;.d in the bushes, 81 M-,.r-. Elicit 1 W-i-i:eT. re-
specifically solicit the patronage Of my friends. pledginc TO
theta all the advantages which are promised in the above
advertisement. Their wants. either in person or by order,
hall At nil tiiar, receive ny careful aud prompt attention.
Feb y joins l.. HUTCHINSON.
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MERCHANDISE,
MUSIC AND PIANO FoRTE

.1sSIt lND fIlNO EFOltIE IOD nA
%, MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. ~
4 III constantly supplied wilma full and complete ,--.r,.
pIANO-rORTES
now manufactured In This country, which ,n-
are offered for ale on reasonable terms a, the TE@f3-
factor! call prices, andth the r'",; absolute andy ""
entire satisfaction guaranteed 10 purchasers y 4 Y
The words of Il corrcs% lOnh,ni. I'VE have often said. and W.
take pleasure ia repeating the truth, tia; WOErESTFES
instruments, are made upon honor. ana equal Il, ans Ia ne.
world have been and are haily bein. corrolornrci by the
highest Testimonials from thousands Of purchasers.
"Auehlion II asked 1" the following notice. Of III. Pro-"
From the y. y. Commercial Advertiser. r.
fianos made by Mr. II. Worcester OF This city. can scare
~ nc surpassed In all the qualities 'hd; render ,nin-,ruu,rut
valuable.
ffr"n; she y. Y. Courier AMI rnonireri
W"Eci>TrEi> pnS"s.-lhr constantly iucrra.ir: rrpr.
ta'i!n Of lite Pianof"rie> manufactured hy Worcester. au.
ihorize, our reminding our reader, that Worre.tcrs in.trn.
lhriit' are ~ beautiful an! ornamental "a they are ainitt, /
4" lee unsurpassed in t'cir mnrr essential qs,li,ir. Of Uu.i.
cal excellence.
From the y. Y. Commercial Advertiser
ih">r 'iulrri -'rain, "i wlGcl, very truly yui.,'
speak. came not from Il human throat. hut from ON. oi
those wonderful pieces u: m-chaui-n, known ~. Worcester,
Pian">. ~ We have more than oncr aid, they Civ. forth.
aHeetc-; ani mot pcrfcci. harinonioi. aud mclniiou, tone,
that "" are accustomed to listen TO-"
I"n:' \. MORRIS, sole Agent. -, Main =.
Il. MAYR'S
PIANO SALOON.
OPPOSITE l'nEEpES 4 Fox, No. .i>, lEoAn 81.
BEG leave to inform the public that / hay, En-
PiiNG r0RTfi. :" superior 4S-@
from the ss,, Manaf.t'arr. il, the country. 19Q11
a"'"E "'HcI ". birlic * Co., Baltimore. would par
ticc'ary call the attention Of the bubble 10 III. Pianos man.
niaciurtd by s,einway Il Sons. N.w York. tn whom Medal,
OF me highest order have been awarded. in competition with
the best makers, a. Instance:
Two First Prize Medals A. he Metropolitan Fair, WAL.
ington, March. ls:i.
First Prize Gold Sirlal American Institute. Crystal P,.
lace, New York, November, l.Gi.
First Prize Gold Medal, MaTylandln ii ut. Baltimore. No.
vemhrr, iSi.
Firs, Prize Medal. American Institute. Crystal Palace. Y.
York, November. l>s.
First Prize Gold Medal, Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
November, Isl.
All new Instruments -oll at this establishment warrant.
ed for Ave year, and kept in tune for two years without
charge.
To accommodate purchasers from the country, | vii! put
up the Instrument myself nj any place desired.
several 'ccohdldnicd Piano. icr .ale, and old and nrw
Instrument, ior hire.
| have also Tor sMe MfLoDE0Ns, with single aud double
reeds. NIOLlNS, GUITARS, &c: Superior string.
hijr.S. 7. MAYi,, letter box so.
Care Of ElHIn Wortharn a Co. Richmond. Va.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS., MARCH

IEII.sN4fN NJ HNItNTaS, MIMI u "
t-'-4.. t-=-Pr.ua- los iiH:., common lnE To lie.
..'-t; steady, the breaks are getting pretty full.
-.-fr'e iEs-:, ~ SO. 20 arrive. SInal. lot. a; SIC
"..l:-Gg9i deiIaad. food 20 prime white FL * 10 ! -:
: % g-Iar 'v! /" 20 10. flour-Actiye, sales o!
us 's.!li;.s i; $3.50. super:iue 80 20 :, extra 80,
.a'i'7ay >;'l" Eacon-->i!cs 10Y 10 loaic.. Shoulder,
=: d - NT.s.it E.con /, luil at luNc.
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NORRIS, BOOKSTORE.

N-un, ., Main street. Richmond, Va,
r., Constantly supplied with a full assortment O.
4,,r.. noice nstruments, selected expressly for hi,
sen: --ashi; aud TO which he would respectfully invite IN,
Ret, - y; al! IN want Of the best and mos, reliable lnstru
loves! prices. Feb %
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\nEFO,K MARKETS M,Kcm

q ;a-Ie.px - 20 SIC. whit. ~ % -. mixed 20
-.-*s..ti ~Wh"at-Prime white fl.3O to l.4o, prime
= 4p 20 IN fosr-rauaiiy - TO so. Extra - Il
s.''f.r-i - toG. Oa'- - 20 soc. Bacon-va. * y
u !" ,gr, Haas - To IL, Sides IL. Middnngs IL
'""'l 500 p. % "a. Western Shoulders =.
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NlNV.fIN nv NHItNEIS, NNh'W :.
!H.l',a-l"ai, common and dark. f,a?; Leaf. medium
.!.a!, stIa!6jt. l.ugs, in.eric. and common. - ~:
. lug. medium aad good. sia?.jJ.
"li.'-!rme White, sl.:;; Extra lots si.aj; Love
,..es $.lrs!3j.
:ara->lg-r;i- So .a64 Extra a. 80 LaGN.
t'D-!;cts! Meai-si 70 si.U5. Oai>-52i.sC cents
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VI" YORK CATTLE MARKET, MARCH,.
"n ~il'i,rttc demand AT = a = advance on better
'-.".r "h"c i":'s."r had slightly declined, closing at Gs
= " @'"ss:r r"a'' sheep active; all slightly higher,
go. Is >ai-. dull
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COUNTRY

TEACHERS AND FAIENI1tItS.
RE Invited 10 examine the stock OF BOOKS AND STA.
N TIoNERY Mt J. ". RANDoLPis Book store ami
bjndery. l2l Main street, Richmond.
Th. n,;ces In every case, will be At th- loves; marhr;
rates for cash or approved credit.
The Sprinr stock Is arriving by every packet. and ime A.
.ortncnt will be unusually large.
Superior Blank Books, OF home manufacture, ai"nF- on
hand, and hook binding Of all kinds executed 10 or'er'
March
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nANNuIr MApEErS M.uc.
ANCunrrG MAEkrrs M,klu

!s,e-o Lug, orng from $50 = Common Leaf sG;o
~. Lee: go? Fine ST. 10 -.
Wa.A..-%h..e 81 /: : ! 81. Red 81 20 to IL
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RHODES SUPER PHOSPHATE ofLIME

MANUFACTURED Br Il. VI. RHODES / CO., Office
MI South street, Bowly'- Wharf, Baltimore.
FOR SALE By
SCH.RR, KolILER co. Richmond.
NAB & MORTON Petersburg.
SCOTT FIENCU Co, fredericksburg.
VI. lIOLLINS & co. Lynehbur-.
WATERS. ZIMMERMAN & CO., Alexandra.
ID. +, POCKERER, Norfolk.
n. Z. wARREN rarnyile.
KEITH 4 FLANNER. Wilmington, ". Z
RHETT 1 ROBSON, Charleston, /. c.
Nov Sly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-03-04
, .RcE AVN RES STOCK OF GOODS

~ FOR THE SPRING TRApE-l0 bags var'on, h'h">
Rai.ins, in whole, half and ar. boxes 10 cases pranr>' IL
class lar. and fancy boxes: 1000 fresh Cocoann's: :" h'Nr'
CiIron: 10 doz. Preserved Pine Apples: ~ dog. can if'>h
Peaches; 10 do. do. do. Pine Apples; d do. do. "rrciI Iorn.
90 do. fresh Mushrooms: n do. Musca' Wine; ~ ~; ~ nSn
Ciaret Wine; 1000 lbs. Gum Drops, various ha'orN' -"
y,r;ons Kinds Cigars. - doz. asd Pickles ~ bags Hrazil
Nuts; 90 do. Walnuis: ~ boxes Shcllci Alnionds; =" hosSs
Italian Mscearoni and yermicella: 1000 drums fifs' -o
boxes Oranges and Lemons: "a trails Dates. new crop; ~
cases Preserved Ginger :; iuz. Preserved Lines "
fresh Strawberries: = dor. fresh Tomatoes: . doZ nreen
Peas: 80 boxes Clar-i Wine: 81 doz- superior Fort m'hr'
IL 10. ia. sherry Wine: 800 lbs. Jujuhe Paste; 20 dog. ircsh
Olives - case, Slrlines. Also, great variety Of Fanny
of nv own manufacture. This article IL daily manufacturer
Of the best Refined Sugar, and packed expressly Tor me
country trade with other article, too numerous 10 men
tion, TO whish I call the attention Of the city and counir!
trade. All the above articles will be sold equally ~ cheap
a, they can be bought at the Northern markets.
JUAN PIZZtS1. Importer Of and Dealer in Foreign
Fruits, and Double Refined Candy MANUFACTURED.
psb 2s-om No. l2S Main ST., Richmond, Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01
Court Of General Sessions.

Before Judge Russell.
Nov 29-Soon after the Court was opened John Wer-
ner alias Michael Weaver placed the bar charged
with stealing about $50 worth Of knives and forks, the
property Of Thomas Pott The prosecuting officer consent
ed to accept plea Of petit larceny which the accused put
in The City Judge sent him to the pententiary for six
months.
George Mainline indicted for forgery in the second de-
gree having in his possession counterfeit $40 bills the
Farmers and Drovers Bank pleaded guilty the charge
On the 2h Of September he passed OF these spurious
notes upon Henry B. Melville Mannne it appeared was
old offender having served less than three terms in
the State prison. Learning these facts the Judge very
properly imposed the highest penalty which the law
allowed and sentenced HIM to the State prison Tor four
years and eleven months.
George Taylor youth, charged with the high crime Of
burglary in the first degree, pleaded guilty 10 an attempt
TO enter the dwelling house Of VIM Fitzpatrick, on the
night Of the 18th Of September. He will be sentenced on
Wednesday.
Among the indictments presented by the Grand Jury
yesterday five bills against James Irving the Super
ntendent OF Marketsfour OF them being for assault and
battery and for a misdemeanor, 10 personang an
officer Its probable that some action will be taken upon
them at the next term Of the Court.
Nov. 30-Before the calendar Of cases called to-
day, the following prisoners (a youths) who were re-
manded for sentence placed at the bar for final dis
POSITION
James G. Rice who pleaded guilty to forgery in the
cond degree 10 Backwels Island for year
lhomas McAuey who was tried for feonous assault
upon James g. Byrne and convicted Of assault with
dangerous weapon, with intent TO do bodily HARM was
eeerge taylor, charged with burglary In the first de-
Ece ana VINO pleaded guilty TO attempt, sent TO
the penentiary for two years.
HIGHWAY RoBHEEy.
Patrick Gillespie alias Thomas Highly was indicted FOR
the nigh crime Of robbery in the frat degree having ac
eordpg 70 The evidence, assaulted Thomas Mccormick on