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Toys FAR BELOW COST TO clio

TOYS FAR BELOW COST 10 close
4 out tho remnants of b > Christmas stock, we
will sell at great sacrifice. Plenty nice toys left,
and !hey mnst De gold In hurry. TO make room for
our House Furnishing hoods, of which q splendid
sssnrtm, Mt has Iust arrived
We received a IL "gs assortment Of Looking Glass
Plates and Francs, of onr own imp-rtation. ne
aiers and housekeepers will study their interests
by giving rs a cali-New York p.i es
k.rosine Ol Lamps and )ld Dominion Coffee and
rea Pots tNe creates: novelties of day. on hand
ia abundance as well as silver Plated. Britanis,
White Met ii aad alb4tta goods Of every descrip-
tiOn.
Our stock of China and Glassware, notwithstaud.
ng our immense 8 les about Christmas, when We
applied many happy couple, made happier still
y Uur low prices is we'll assDr ed.
Ledger, Day and Ca-h Books, Japanned Bill Head
ash aEd letter Box g. aod other goods for the
counting room. Of which we ought lot at ucton,
can bs had right cheapat
SGHA Pd cos,
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DEArH OF TIE OLDEST MAN IN VIsGIsIA-Mr
Phillip Jessee aged 20 years, died In New Garden
KusseiI county. on the lst December. 1t 10 stated
that short time before his death he was able 60
attend to his own household affairs, and that
while in his one hupdredth year he cut and split
oae hundred rails lIa was man respected by
all who knew hiM --JsGersonciue, Hd., AGrocate.
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iFV III 4hII btIVtF,
Few doors above the Custom Rcuss.
LIVERPOOL AND Lon DON

LIVERPOOL And Lon DON
FIRE AND LIFE JN5CkahtE C0M'Y.
Capital SI0,00O,O00!
UFE8 HALF MtLLlUN ~ LII ks INVESTED IN
THE UNITSD STATES.
THE
LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED
Tie kavenus OF the Jon! pauy derived IRON Pc
miums of Insurance e1ceeas Two Million Dollars
aGnualiy. fhe COMPANY is therefore prepared 10
lH' ease the amount heretofore taken On une1cep-
tyn4i Iiska. they will issae policies for loss ur
damage by fire oa Buildings, Merchandise, House
hold Furniture &C. 40 on Iibt raj terms
CHAs. e. WUhrHAM,o .
R.W WYATT, agents.
Ia 1t. otiee le9 Main street
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sGs-ro tue souru SIps.-By late

tariff, The Dauyille Railroad Company have reduced
the rate If freight for Transporting Ground Plaster
IRON this date. wiTH THIS PSoTlSo. that DOUBLE
E.rg viii be charged during lhe months Of APRIL,
NAY. AUaUsr AID sEPIEMBEs.
tlrders to apy extent eau be supplied from the
purest Lump but sh hou!d be given early . easnre
70 Ia time
Farmers supplying bags charged one dollar per
JOHN II CLAIB0RyE,
A. 9-lu No III Pearl street.
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BLACK GUM VS. THuaDER.-'

BLACK GUM VS. THUaDE R.-The
Mayor, we understand, is about TO investigate a
charge CT serious nature, against one of bis EN-
pioyees. On Saturday last a deputy Constable
entered the domieii of watchman to make levy.
when the parties got into dispute, and the depu-
ty received violent choking. We shall with
bold names until the examination takes place.
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A PLEASURE PARTY.-Foar double sleighs, with
with the men employed By Col. Colt in the South
Meadows. accompanied by their wives aud sweet
hearts, and cheered by the presence of the Armory
Band, drove through Main street, Hartford, Wed
nasday evening. intending 70 have supper and
dance and Jolly time generally.
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John H. Jernigau, OF Harreiisviie, N. C., has
been elected 10 deliver the Anniversary Grafton
bef re the Columbia Society of the Uaiyessity Of
Virginia, on the 18th Of April next
The number Of marriages In Albemarle county,
Va, for the last fosr years, has not been more
than 100 nor less than 9S.
James Rowland, the last of the Rhode leland
slaves, died Jan. 9, ct Jamestown, 4. IL at the age
of 100 years,
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Tny styEp or pL,yrs

TIE SLEEP OF PLANTS "A beautiful illustration
of the sleep of plants discovered by LinDans, ia
given in The Household IEJrds. The leaves OF the
ehickwecd- -stellaria medica-every night ap-
prosch each other in pairs, as to include within
their upper surfaces the tender rudiments OF the
young shoots; and the uppermost pair but one at
the end Of the stalk are furnished with longer
leaf stalks than the others. that they close
upon the discriminating pair, protect tho end Of
the shoot Tens exsmplif q ed the coujugal love
and the parental care OF the plants.
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REVOLUTION X HArqL-A revolution broke Gu.
In Hayt December 22l. A party OF Republicans,
h headed by General Geffard, took the city of Go
paives, and proclaimed their leader Prosidsnt.--
He entered the city with his followers, sud the
inhabitants we're joining him wherever bo goes -
Aux Cayes, Jacmel ard gll the South have declsr-
ed la his favor. ST. Marks, ANAL fortified place.
u aaues on the lst, on account probably OF di-
vision of opinion on the part of the Inhabitants.
Gen Geffard was to have entered it tha: day, aud
probably met with some opposition.
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@FRssa LEEoHEs.-I have lust "a.

teivet. by AdsIGF' Express, fresh lot OF Swedist
LEECHKs which viii 20 applied upon most reason
able terms.
P.S.--Gupping end Ieeching promptly ATTENDED
70. Can D. found al all hours Of the dsy at the Hai
Dressing RooIR under the American Hotel and 81
night OF eth street. French Garden Hill.
al-ts X, c. HO6EieNs
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Es=G- DR J. HosrkrtsR's BIrrERs.

g. NN y, H0sFkFFkKs BIfTkks.-
SA4se Bitters are universally acknowledged 10 be
sure II, yeR;atlya and cure for feSer and sUe.
FstuierSe b, ayiusSs e the stcmacs or amy other
rs,s3 cIou. Their ,ffset upon tGe systenl is most
:.igaoasou,; they give healthy ton. tothe system,
r-.r1se all lrbid mbit~" aud in fact thoroughly
tagrs The 5. Ststn II al lmpuii lea. The prCpTle
!.Js in presenting this iTepatation l. the peb &c
ssslGo sisH fhat ia no sH.sieeae Aeu IL has bee
t.ssi iuA to their dk att91s, has Il been know
5 s.,. bat oa the contrary, new virtues have been
ed Ia It's 70 ttoss Athlete With any OF
IL st1vc is # ihe b21y, the "bitters' Cf red
- -peedy and certain cnie. Try them and toIm
TvUV opinion.
r,r sale 6y druggists and dealers generally. eve
ry~aerC, ia dim
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MAIL RoBBsRr.-Henry Spinks. assistant post.
master at GIenalta, Marion county, Ga was ar.
rested in Columbus last week, on the charge O
robbing the mail of checks for money, and abb
ducting from the post office, stamps for letters.
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AN EXAMPLE WORTH IxirArIse.-U. 8. Consul
Townsend Harris, In letter from Japan, says:
The usual dress Of the Japanese mobiles is silk.
out the court dress 10 made Of a course yellow
grass cloth. aud for a coronet they xear 4 black
iackered affair that looks like distracted night
cap. did not see single gem, Jewel or .orna-
| nent of any kind, on the psreon of the Emperor.
| or on those of his courtiers, Who comprised the
great nobility ofJspan or any other person in the
country.
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ENTHUsIAsric.-An Ohio editor says :-"what
can be more captivating than to see a beautiful
woman, say four feet eleven inches high, and
eleven fee: four inches in circumference, passing
along the aisle just as divine worship commences |!
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"JsKaEs PiPEs." in his ente rtainmeut
next Wednesday night, will furnish his audience
with new programme of high order. He Is to
hold "ctitchat" with the Cockaders to night
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WELL TO Do.-The New Orleans Delta saws
there Is gentleman in that city, merchant aud a
planter, aud bachelor, whose income this year
viii reach the hauds me sum Of FIVE hundred
thousand dollars, who, twenty four years ago,
was a clerk with salary Of htty dollars a
month
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SUIcIDE.--Mr. Isaac Hylton, Committed suicide
by drowning himself ou the night of the 4th inst
The cause that led to the rash act has not. to us
yet boen disciosed.-Floyd O. Fl. E.,ssNe,p Era
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DrsBASD SDNESr OF THSopoRE PARKEs's soGnrY -
The Boston Courier states that the society over
which Theodore Parker has so long presided has
disbanded and given up Musical Hall, which they
have heretofore used on the Sabbath. The illuess
and departure Of Mr.. Parker for the south Is the
cause OF this movement,
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RoYAL SroCKHoLDzas-Amosg the many stock
lately formed 10 st. Petersburg, is one
aHder the auspices OF the Duke Of Meckien burg to
build cheap and healthy lodgings for the poor -
The capital, $3.50. 600, was ali taken immediately
The Emperor, the two Expresses. and all the I'm.
per al family are among the stock hoIders.
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srECKAL NOTICES

ssss~ MEDICAL CaEp.--DR Gu. BELL
crFs1x aad ps J. y. DORSEY CuAks, have associated
81 .t,se.yts in the PAACIlCE0E MkDlClNk AND
SJkuERG frcm this Date.
ss- ntiice. Franklin street. above 7th.
I.sUASl lat 1879. la lin
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A Coon RULE II KEPr.-The police of New Or.
leans have entered into mutual agreement not
to drink in coffee house nor public bar room
during the present year.
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GoiSG THE ROUNDS AGAIN Most Of our older
readers undoubtedly remember the following cor.
respondence between Amos Kendall, when be was
Postmaster soeraI, and postmaater down In Ala.
bama, from whom Mr. Kendall wished to learn the
source of the Tombigbee river. 1t will bear re-
print. So here goes:
sSIR: This Department de-
sires to know how far the Tombigbee River runs
up.
Respectfully yours. &c,
.Postrnaster-Genersln
The reply was brief and run thus:
"SIR: The Tombisbee doesn't
run up at al-it rams down.
Very respectfully, &c, &c. M"
The Postmaster General continued the CERES.
pondence in this style:
"SiR: Your appointment. as
postmaster at at--i ia revoked You will turn
over the funds, papers, &c, pertaining to your
Office, to your successor.
Respectfully, &C.,
A. K, Postmaster.General.
And the witty postmaster closed with this part
ing shot:
..SIR: The revenues of this Office
for tho quarter ending Sept 30th have been a5 cts
its expenditures period for tallow candles and
twine, we're $105. trust my successor ia instruct.
ed to adjust the balance due me.
Most respectfully, &c, NJ"
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xgBArHs- BArge. b.rgs-Hot

1old and Shower Eaths can 20 had daily 81 all
s0cIs =: the American HAIr Cutting, Shaving, ano
ehanHo5lpg saloon, pnder the American HOTEL
Entrance on ilth street.
s.Gga Baths 3 cents or tieketg faE 81 ap 10
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Seven hundred citizens of st. Louis are taxed tc
the amount of SIC, 900 aud upwards.
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EESf~ PAEKg PoINpgxTER,
ANsAE MY Ar yAkV

.SiCBHoSD, VA,
y IL practice 10 the city ef EiehTaond and in the
s.g1Urs OF Chesterfield, Povhstan and Amelia.
@n- C.hSs N Lisies Building. corner Of Main aSo
tt,a -ffeRss. ae 23-l2m
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rss~ DagTISrSY.---
) sETH MtGHAR

TOVFytk q NEAIUE.Nt,E, tORNEk or NATN
ND 1TH SfREhgNI
Tsraers his services 10 the ouzeGs ot Richmond and
s-log5tuK counties. in bis professional Capacity
Prom ~ eNPerlsuee Of seL ears, he feels coma ient
fnat he cNa warrant all oyer atoms performed hy
/ n 10 Awe entire satisfaction. la is-lus
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sss- HoGaos,s HAZE CUTTING. snAyIss

lsD saAMFooIsG SALOON. under the American ho
gi--Ltrsnce on ilth street.
5 E.-Hot, Cold ami Shower BATHS can be had al
a acEra. sggle Bath Is cents, or tickets for oEe
t9issT. IsS
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rs.s- Ia. Joua b. WAIrnALL, {Homec

"GEoaaE b. sTsxI, Dentist, 0hic
AZ r~saysos, Ne. "a Cd A..ln. bst~ an Sth aud SC
ha-hYlfSsSi Ne r1-Iy
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nsS- LIrr SIZE PgoTooRAras.-The

rsthiS:l cers his pgo essoual services 10 the iii
s.rs # Ri5k .os6 SG' its Apity. Ofce at his re
.ideues. On Leiya ssr e., two doors from sth.
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A THREATENED CUBA MAssAcRR.-The Havans
corresponsent of tie Charleston Mercury says,
that tie Slaves as usual at the close of the New
Year Holidays, took possession Of the town, and
there were rumors that they intended TO close
their jubilee by general massacre OF evesy white
person they found on the streets The Cap'ain
GeperaI, however had the city police aud military
paroles Instructed resuiting ia the arrest tf some
Two hundred of them armed with long biaded and
sharp pointed knives. A hardware merchant
has also been arrested for selling them the wsa.
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'iAsisA JuDaE N UrAH..-Ths Utah CORES.
ponden' OF the New York Times, gives an inter.
c.a"s account OF the proceedings OF the u state,
Dn"ies Court. Brigham Young, Heber Kimba,I
heutenant denerap Wells, the twelve apostles
shd number OF tie DANTE band were In Court
Governor Cumming and Judge Cradlsbsush
were also present. The correspondent thus refars
70 Judge Sinclair, formerly Of Prince William co
Va: ~'
| I'm striking contrast with the Assem- bly IN ths
room sat the "baby" Judge, (as be Ia called bv
Brigbara,) the Hon. Charles T. Sinclair. Int ls
years OF age wbs. with his clerk, D. A. Burr, ESQ
as ~ yet beardlsss youth, present, undoubtedly.
the most youthful looking court in the U. states
ouii MS calm, dignifed demeanor, the perfect or-
der snd dscorum which he maintains in his Court
ana the intellect aud thorough knowledge Of the
which he has thus far displayed ia the sittpps
OF ms Court, have already earned for the Judge
nns reputation and character In this Territor
ano nave. beyond doubt, secured the respect and
esteem ofall classes"
THE BRITISH AND THE PACIFIC EAuwAy-A com.
pany OF surveyors sent out to examine the route
ior wagon road cay that the British Govern.
nent IS now surveying q railroad route from the
% nesa OF Lake superior to Pugets Sound, the pro-
posed road for its whole length travarsinc the
ficeest and most productive region In ali tie
Northwest; and really preseutiog less obstacles
10 fhe way OF SHOWS than other proposed ron tes
yeS ioEthef South- Ihey argue that the remark.
apie dryIcss OF the atmosphere in that quarter
VIII prevent SHOWS from falling there to q great
extent. Minnesota fs building her railroads to
connect with those Of Britain and the British can.
ttaiists propose to have theirs croes the Canada
line between she head Of Lake Michigan and Iaks
superior, runniog thence through the disputed
tract, the States of Winconsin and Minnesota to
Fort Union, on the Missouri river, and thence
through British territory to Puges's Sound.
BOILER EXPLOSION IN CIScIsNATr -Op Mopdav.
10 Cineiuna /, the boiler of the hair and hrf.,ts
estaoiishsnsps of Joseph Whitaker sxp,od.d, For
tue pact three weeks rhe boiler had not beep r.
use. a hts b4isg built for the frst time Ia thar
period on Monday II is supposed. ther. fore, that
some OF The pumps had bee M fr, Zen hy the re.
cebt cold weather, and that there was not suff.
cient water in the boiler. Three fudisidu.l.
employed In the building we're Injured The
Ciucinnah Commercial says:
"fbo force of the expulsion was 90 great that
the boiler itself, which was twenty feet ia length
was carried distance of near thirty feet, and
Then forced through a stone wall two feet in thick
ness! Tha wall vas strongly built that the
boiler only made hole just large enough to permit
ITS passage into the dry house, the remainder of
the wall being frm as ever. The force of the
concussion was so violent to drive on. the front
doors OF the store above into the middle of the
street. and the rear ones nearly to the canal The
steam also forced up the boards of the floor in
large boles, and scattered itself through the
building"
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ssy- SToyEs, RANGES AED FURgAoEs.

f-lsJ = 10 kscs IFfz-7Uhb taL : Uh4s lALhE.
NV - <toFe fall sCe7ly. cargo Of scnr Mgnio-
ae.te Purchasers are invited to examine the qua
~ e oar wares We especially recommend the
S4tn4, nd Portable Furnace, Bay State Cookins
kAD 90 spt; usFp Cook Stove.
hepAIs al ways hand for all leading articles sold
hg ii, ICyv. nor street Stove Store.
"a Wanted imme0istaiy two Il rst class work men
u 10 GEORGE sTARRETT.
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The Secretary of the foterior. In his last ANIMAL
report, says there yet tvo hundred OF The pas
triots Of the Revolution living aud receiving their
pensions.
Gen. Quitmsn left sugar estate the income OF
which ranges from SO 600 TO $4,000 1t goes TO
bis daughter, wife Of Lieut.. Lowell, Of the Water
Witch.
Sunday schools have besn commenced Ia Russia
solely By voluntary eoorss.
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DIaeoLUxION1. "a.
'DTssOIU TTON.-T6s eon..r,

InI8SOLB N.-The concern 81
- PRICE = WATKINS n this day dissolved by
mutual NJ con1ent: 3 WATKINS has disposed 81
nis Interest IN the stock and debts, to PRICR.
wno nss assumed all tho obligations Of the
payment M ''-s - -4S
The name Of the firm can be used by either part.
ner. but only in liquidation Of its Affairs.
M Pk1C1.
B WATKINS.
p,ca,... y PkICE, in.
~"aonu. January lT. 1889. 10 lin
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saEHAaTsHoasB's CURE-ALL---
YYP GREAT PAIN ASTIHIL4T0R
AND hEmEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK eTOm
tCH AND WEAK BOWELS.

F2EPA RED n a Cht AfST.
f,JrrIEs - q and 80 cents ana one dollar.
Taa GakAxkeT DleCuykRX IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE
HARTsRORSgs CURE-ALL should be kept In
all families 10 Gaze Of accidents sGcden sickness
a. IL freguens.y es in lsss time than II requires te
ser physicien:
il oaIes pain in say part Of the system and is used
externally and internally
Hx~ As the frequent chsngss of the weather pro
Ggcs ba1 Gold, Rheumatism Neuralgia core
Turcst. Pain III the Bowels and Stomach, Tooth ano
bar Ache Agge or temps in tte Breast, Psin IN tae
Litnbs AMI Ecty; also Stif Necg--every person
1houa got bottle. II acts upon the Nerves. Mus
.les siEews Blood aud BGlios, and, by its warming
electro mag letic power, Epes ali pain FROM the
ts,q. Get s bottle acd Try it,
B.--If you have q Cough. use uARTSHORSk's u
FEGTOhAL SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY tits he
b>t Cough rup In the word. s. and - cts bottle
II on are Bili9us use HARTsB0RSL's ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. they act upnn the Liver, StoI
scb and Bowels. carrying Of all Bile and kcul So
cFsatoGa- 2S cents a boz,
The ABOVE meGiciucs 20 he had at all Drug Stores
10 siehzacus Norfolk. Petersburg and ali towns In
Virginia. oc t5-5n
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NOTIOF-TH

~ undersigned have this day amcciasad thon.
ss!yss sogeies5 anasr the Arm and =, lsef Puts.
0RoCBkY, COMMISSION and SORVISv1NS
BusiN Es5 Ia ths city Of Richmond. ees
They have taken tine new and apAcjous building.
two dcors above ssmf Ayers Son. and nearly 81.
postte tse Columbian Hotel, on Gary stress, wbeso
they viii keep constantly on hand Z. full and oe1p
plsta stock OF all such goods are a. usualy 1p0nd
In the Grocery fne, including cufsr, 6uGnrs. 10.
lsssas. bacoo LiQul lrs &C, &C, Ac, TO VI ieA thsy
genera ly. 49,
srecsI attention will be paid . the sals Of sli
kinds Of Produce. on which liberal advances WI
be made . "a PkA pUTT6, f7@
sst syss RtCH'u q RAkLoY. s,Fg
HEARY 8 WtLLtA6a
80 JA1 MARSHALL.
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PRESIDENT BUCHANAN AND TIE MoRrARA Boy
The president, In response to q letter from the
Board Of Representatives Of the United ,neregs.
tious Of iaraeites,'in New York ssin + a,ion TO
the hortara c-sa reftrs them to the letters of Gem
Csss for his opinion, but adds:
the right nor the duty OF this Government to ex.
ercise moral censorship over the conduct of tber
independent governments, aud to rebuke them
( n acts which We may deem arbitrary aud u inst
tow ards their own citizens or subjects. Such a
practice would tend to em5roil us with all nations
We ourselves would not permit any foreign pow.
er thus to interfere with our domestic coucsrns
and enter protests against the legislation or the
action of govern towards our own citizers
II An attempt Of this kind were made, We should
promptly advise such government ia return to
confDe themselves to their own an.irs, and not
intermeddie with our concerns.
1t Ia perhaps fortunate that the assertion Of the
principles Of non Intervention on the part Of the
United States between foreign sovereig and their
own ubjects has arizen In case we'll csicula.
ted to list our sympathas that of the Mortsrs
! family. For this reason the precedent will be so
| much the stronger, and be entitled to the more
| binding force
| 1t s enough for us to defend the rights of our
| citi2sns under treaties the Law OF nations
| whenever and wherever these may be assaited by
| the government of any foreign country. Had
| Mamola Mortsra been citizen Of the United
| States tho case wouii have been very different
The Israelitish citizens of the United States have
| had occasion to know that have not been regard
less of their Just rights in foreign countries aud
they may assured that they shall receive the
| same protection when domiced abroad during
my administration, which is extended to all other
| citizens Of our common country. They would ask
| no more and shall receive nothing less.
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MT H. MADDtX will coutil ue the
w Produce Commission Business. under he
asyls Of IADJUX 4 UO and solisits the patronage
of the friends Of he late concern.
Janusry lst, 1869
WASHINGTON MADD~ x, oI Lunenburg coun
". Is admitted ~ ,arIner % the Business OF Mad
dux q Co, from this day.
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asyHAxrsHoRNs AsTI- BILIOUS PIILs

are kc ssfest sgi best p1rgstive Pills ia use. They
a.. upcI the Liver. stomach AMI Bowels carr yins
80 si bile and every foul secretion. They don't
sTire ate eag in their operation. and can Se taken
~ aay ilgae without fear Of exposure. They remove
Colds from the system and prevent Rhsuma isIa
4 :: ~ sur-r Wttb Auy pam. use HANrsH0RNE' II 4 :
CuR "A. l.. the greaT PAIN ANNIGiLAPOR i
"a have q eo8gh. use HARTSHOgNE's COUGH
SYRUP. shsca Is the BEST Cough Syrup in the
SgriG.
Sold By all Druggists ia Richmond. oc Is-sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-18
A DRAMATIC suapw.
The New York correspondent OF the Buffalo Ad.
vertiser, gises tho following gossip under date Of
January Z.


vertiser, giycs tho f,liowiny oos.in rns.r A., :.
I..,.s e'f 1"1e' 1e'o VI
'"aa@'S
committee OF laiies from the Mouut ysrnon A.
sociaton waited npou Mrs nble Al her
At the ST. Dennis uatei ans morning ~ tls e y e
to solicit the proceeds Of one OF her shshsnsytsn
readings in aid of the Moaument Emnd Tha = "a sst'
aittee and the last OF the an nlas fs, haa e
in ali thas yas 10 ha haaH 49,, 49,. sttet near
enfire Nd of har y, seM neIseI up TO the
said. with a frSwn. "s1"Sen' pioporuons, and
"I.adi,s / rasnect vour mo,ix.x hu,..
uats the m .,nnrr ~ @ ,o tssong 70 10 pe pet
country ia too poor or n man or ~ n ~ .our
TO take upon itself throu oh ih NatioaiA 1
be scid for cattle sr ,ns; MGant vernon