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Looking-ulasses, Sc, Sc, So


THE partnership hsrctaiure existing oetSeca the
Il uuGcrsigurd, under the arm Haa4c OF ii. ID. NOR
Ills CO, a. the 1rucery snl Commission Business,
day elszolN 81 by mutual consenI, ID. h. Morris
having sud Ass uterest "a Hugh AcCrca- klther part
authorized 10 the uane of the hrui IA iiqGi
aAt4un. ii, d. AohfdSs
IuuIkk HARRis
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FIR ESH ST OCK

JUST received to-day, per Express, large and
ID wei selected Stasck al Gcati-Hi-
Whits and COiarcd Linen B,sotA shirts;
White and Culured MArscllcs SHIRTS.
Ali styles anu patterns AMI Erauted to nt, for
sale iuw By J. IL. AcGIlI-
l~clS-tf
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NEW SERIES NO. 961.
MfDifal.
r. r. r.

X. K. X.
uEALTH will, in all cases, follow the use of Rad
Ii ways r Z. Remedies. There are none so sick
or diseased, weak, feeble, crippled with pain
inhrmities but that Railways Ready Relief, Removal
ing Resolvent, Regulators the nature the
ease or sickness may require, will quickly and rapid
ly cure
These remedies consist of Railways Ready Relief
Railway Renovating Resovent; Railway Regulators
Zach OF these remedies special curative pow
ers over certain diseases Yet there other dseas
es, wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required; and when thus used if there is sscent life
and strength within the diseased dying Body
tain their action the patient III live and be restored
tn healt
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prp @ooOs -GlOtbing.
New Clothing Store.
J.. y. WARD. J. Nj. BIRMINGHAM. JAS. M'DERNoT
Ward, Birmingham L Co.,
pRACrVECAA VAXAONS,

No. 20 Public Square, opposite .South end Of tie
Market House.
IITE are now RECEIVING large and entire "a
w new stock of FALL AND WlNIER REA- ~
pY-MApE CLOTHING AND GENTLEMEN "a
FURNISHING GOODS, most az which were IL
made up 10 our order OF the latest styles, and can
not be surpassed IN any house in the cy. Our stock
is comprised part Of all the newest styles Of over
coats. Frock and Dress Goats, all cOiors; Business
Coats once Coats, Cashmere Pants and Vests, IN
great variety.
PATENTED SHOULDER Scanned SHIRTS, large and ex-
tensivo stock, and warranted 10 ht better and wear
better than any other MAKE of shirts. Gloves, Neck
Ties Scarfs Muniers. Cravats Scli-adusting St"cks
Uudcr Shirts and Drawers, Hall Hose, Suspenders,
Linen Cambria, BaRdanna and Pougec Handkcrchieis,
Travelling Shaws, Robe de ChnmbTes, Youths Coats,
Pants and Shirts, Umbrellas, &c.
Piece Goods.
We have also a large and superior lot Of Cloths
French and English-all Black and Fancy Coored
Ctssmeres of entirely styles, solid coored Gas
smcrcs of all qualities; Fancy Cut ant Velvet Vest
mgs Fancy Cass mere and Morstcd Nestng, Creme
dine Vcstiug; which VIII make up to order in the
very best ST. ie and guarantee a III TO please the
wearer no sale.
ALEX X. NICHOL solicits a call from his friends.
All Goods sold By guarantee To be as repre-
sented at time of sale. We Wl alse cut Clothing TO
order. WARD, BEKAlNGhAA CO-
scptl5-f
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pa RTN ER SHIp

II JAVlSG purchased the interest Of Mr.. IL. r. Nor
Il RS IA the business 81 H. h. Morris 4 Co-, have
,I.ls aay assocaaLra Wgth Mr ". Hooper Harris,
and Mil contauv Ia the GrOOery and C0gnlaiissa bus
lless a tHc ol1 stand. HUGH AcNhkA.
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A 4 A R Id .

IN retiring from the busiags4 desire 70 tender my
Il th4aAs uly na1a-TOus patrons AMI irtends tor
taetr ieug and liberal patronage, aad Soula recon-
ts,eud lsiy succcssors Auasrs huGa NcCNEA Co.,
seataelnca IN eveFy Esssset ~oftiay Of eoansenee-
a Is. AOfliiIs.
Nashville, SsPG. iss, Isss
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J. c. DARDEN. C. n fEAcAkk-
y. q. DANDEN ~ CD.
Success ors 81 a. II. Hicks,
DIRECT IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
China, Glass and Queens-ware.
No as Public Square, Nashville. Ten.
ls.-u
Posi- Office

NAsHS HLE, March 20, 1855.
VSROM and after the ist Of April, the Post once vii
IL be opened on sundays At half-past A. NJ, aud
close at A NJ. open again al =. N. and closest 7
r. NJ. ON ali other days the once Will be opened al
half past o. clock A. N and close at = O'Clock, =.
II. ;. X ANDhIksON, fost Master
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Underwear.

Underwear.
nF Cashmere American, and Sax1ny wooI sha-
" ker Flannel, AcFino and Cotton UndershTts and
Drawers, all aud maze Jusi received aud for
sale by }. IL McGiLL-
epxl5-tf
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v CIV Oric AN :

IAMES BANhHEAD y 90, NASH, iir, Tenn, will
,l MAKE cash us .4vus ua COTTON, InB4cyO anu 9TH
/, FrO4uyu s.l4.,i.vu 10 tIc above uOuss.
uuNg.-I
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close at A NJ. Open again al 4. NJ and closest
p. NJ. ON all other days the once viii be opened al
half past o, clock A. NJ, and close at O'Clock, p.
NJ 5. r. ANDERSON, FOst Master
mAr3I-u
Gen. Quitman and the Spirit offs
LONG with an excellent Iot Of Pocahontas smok-
"A ing Tobacco has lust been received from the man
ulacturers Haissy a Booker, Of Iyneh6urg, Va, at
Armislsad Tobacco iower than usual.
J W. LANGLEY A Co,
decs-u ~ Uuion street.
Tobacco.
2UU tobacco;
50 boxes =. NJ Boaz's No. Tobacco;
SO DE- doe :. GodWns Rosebud Tobacco;
SO do Kesa a sHaiIh's Tia fos Tobacco;
now HARRIS, GORDON co.
Fairbanks Scales.
A Full stock OF all sizes, IN And fOr sale BY
~ lHovsl HARRIS, GoRDoS 4 co.
Whisky.
zoo BARREIs ncAn's Aurora WHISKY;
CUU 2O0 do sam HAis's do
nova. HARRIS. GORDON A co.
Star Candles.
ONn BOXES Work AAd raolstt's star cAHdles, IN
nova H1RRIs, GoRDoS co.
Gunny Bags.
SO BAIKs heavy "a bashel Gahny Bags,
aoys HARRIS, GoEDON A 90.
For Neut.
TUE sTORF-RooN On Broad street, one door from
IL tl.- corner fr01t stfe<t, aos escaped D. X
T. WzAKLkf. Fosscssson be lad tniDe1ialcly n
asz1rea, Of tbs IsI o. J4aaAry next APPiy -
A ". JOHNSON, "
noxle-im FESnEE, waEl-kSS 90
Copper.
m sHEETs IS pound CSPgeF-
III 10
10 IS
fo 40
Jussrsssivsd and sos sAissy nv
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Musif, piauOs, &f.

AZ - &C.
~ +. THCRSTON will resume his les M
-. sons IN NOCdlIzatIun and on the Piano
Forte, o Monday next, sept. 9th. sill <-s
Orders may be left at his room at the Sc ISrf~
Hotel septS-u
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Pianos! pianos. Pianos

TENHE greatest barg aims IN Piano --S-z--11,.
l. Eortes ia NeW YORK city can ssS<@eaxzA3t5t
b. had at tne Mandatory OF CUM \ II
AiN,sS y GANtiELp, 6JT, BroaiNay, near Bleechcr
fLIn1s paIn aud ornamental Cases, Pearl
AMI Ivory neys, 1t prices baL'w ali competition,
d, lol.- ale anu retail Every lustrumrut Warranted
Tor > years. CUMMINGS " CANFIElp,
ocILI-IJ.n No. O5I Broadway, New YORK.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
M 81 ---~Ss@ss -.s~es>4~>-e~ -
eEpORTRp FOR THE .DIsPATCH.
CONoREssIONAL.


wAsaIsaroS, Feb. o. Houssy-The House to.day,
struck from the Legislative, Executive, and judi.
bill, an item Of 1900 900 mileage TO members Of
Congress, also an item oil $26o0e0 for the pnr-
chase Of a site for, and the erection Of building
for Court purposes 10 New York. 1t reduced the
appropriation for the mints at New York aud San
Francisco, and added Sl6s 900 to the deficiencies
10 the public printing. The bill passed IN its
| amended form.
Mr.. Branch reported back from the Committee
Of Foreign Affairs. bill appropriating Sooouo,-
| 0O0 for negotiating the purchase OF Cuba Inc
bill was referred to the Committee OF the whole.
Mr.. Davis. Of Mississippi, gave notice that ne
should move to substitute the word take Tor the
word purchase in the bill.
| Mr. Bocoek introduced bill to increase the
| nuIaber OF rnrseis aud surgeons in the Navy
Sestdis--A resolution was adopted iDquiriug INTO
| the expedency Of abrogatpg the Canadian re-
| ciprocity treaty.
| The resolutions relative to the revenue being
| up, Mr. Toombs made lengthy speech III reply
| to Mr.. Biglef OF yesterday.
| Mr. Siideils Cuban bin WAS taken up, ana after
| a long parliamentary struggle. MIR. Dooiittie, OF
Wisconsin, introduced a substitute, the substance
| of which is 10 purchase Central America tor the
residence Of the free negroes and that SooOoo,ooo
| he appropTiated for that purpose.
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BE- HARTsHoREE's CuaE-ALL-

THE GRE1T PAIN AN1NIRILATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sTOM-
ACH AID WEAK BOWELS.
PREPA ED By A CHEMIST.
BOTTLES ~ Is and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIEHUE.
HARTSHOREE'S CuRE-AlL should be Kept in
al families il case of accidents sudden sickness
it frequently cu 60 IN less time thanit requires &c
get physician.
1t pain in any part Of the system and is used
externally and internally.
HARTShORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Rb eUmatisra
Neuralgia and Chilslairs
HARrsHORN ES CUkE-ALi. cures Cramps, Collie
Pains in the Stomach or Bowels.
TRANSFORMERS CuRE-ALL cures Pains in the
Limbs, Side. Back, Breast, Teeth and Ears.
UARTSR0RNk'S CURE-ALL cures Sprains
Bruises Sca!ds. Bur and Frosted Feet.
HARTSHoRNE'S CUREAbL cures Pains in the
Feet and swelling OF the Joints.
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL cures Stiff Neck
from Cold, and Ague ia the Breast.
:HARTsHckNE's CURE A LLis good for Dyspep-
STA, Weak Stomarh and Bowels.
Whenever you have Pain, usc the CURE-ALJ as
it Gets upon the Nerves. leg, Sinews, Blood and
Bones, and by its warming electro magnetic power
expels all pain from the So stem. Get bottle and
try il
Tie above medicines to be bad at all Drug Stores
IN Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg and all towns in
Virginia. &C l5-6m
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NJ ARTIFICIAL TEErH-TuE CnEo-

PLASTIC PReCEss.-G W JONES, DENTIsT. having
purchased ths exclusive right for the above
mode OF making TEETH. and after using and lest
ing it in the mot difficult cases achere other plates
hal fdiled is entirely satisfied Of ats absolute ssrt
oritv over the gold silver and piatina method can,
therefore, with confidence commend It to all no
ms desire full partial of teeth and especial
~ to such may be dissatisfied with those they are
using. In his process, all OF the obJet lions to
the gold plate are rem0veG-the suction being per
fsct comfort and Stability to the Fl I. and the
Tee h being ehbeded in the metal. the food is exclu-
ded from nnper between them; they are there
fore, cleaner smoother and in respect better
In consequence Of the perfect adaptation OF TIE
plate to tue mouth, and the suction thereby Sc
cured he insert one more teeth UtOut clasps,
and in all cases guarantee perfect and satisfactory
fit.
his method having been adopted and commend
ed by these standing highest in the profession,
North and South. testimonials will be given. and
specimens hibited to any who may desire to see
them. The old plates of those wishing TO Schange
the old method tor the new, will be taken in part
pay. viii Of course, make teeth on the old mode
for those who may prefer t.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and ten tn
tracted by electricity for those " no wish it,
Office opposite CoIinthian Hall. js7-ly
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SENTENCED TO BE HUSG.--A slave named Sarah
Ann, II years old, has been sen. fenced to be hung
Ia spottsylvania county, Va for firing the dwell
ling OF James s. Jones of that county. Her reason
f,r the deed was aversion to living there. There
were ten persons in the house of Mr.. Jones, and
bat for the dense smoke which aroused some of the
Inmates, IL 10 than likely that at least al
lives would have been lost.
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We sincerely trust. with the writer of the Will
liamsburg letter, that the lectures will not BIO
suspended, and take il fog granted that the people
Of Virginia will At rally 10 the restoration of
this noble and time honored Institution. The
walls were built in the substantial fashion Of Old
times, Gs solid as those of fort, and are yet no
doubt capable Of outlasting most of our modern
buildings. We hope there will be a universal and
enthusiastic movement through the State to re.
build. modernize aud render more attractive the
buildings OF this ancient school, to which Virgil
mia and the country st large, are under such pro,
found and long standing obligations.
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81 The Hampton Sidney Ndga.dn, is gotten
up 10 admirable style, and reflects much credit
upon the editors and publishers, A. F. Crutchfeld
I Co., of Petersburg. The editors are K. D. Beach
3. Hughes, W. ". Trsdway, jr., and J. NJ. Smith
OF the Union Society; and K. c. Osborne, r. W
Ramsey, J. NJ. MARYLAND aud J. P. Osborne, of the
Philsnthropic Society. Tho periodical has our
cordial wishes for its complete success.
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pTEn.

On resierfey morning. Miss REBECcA CHRIS.
TIAN, IN che 10Th esr Of her age.
The ffirnds of the fsmiiy are ipyitfd to attend
her uuers fre m tho restierce of Mr. Samuel Ellis,
81 O'Clock.
At the residence OF his father, Win q Winston,
E'q. IN tire h.h instant, HAIRY WINSTON, aged
10 years snl months
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n@rSprCIAL NoTIcE We inyite pa

ticuler attention to our sale This Evening, of the
very desirable Residence at the northwest of
Maj shall and "a streets. now in the occupancy of
Mr. M Mccormack. Amy one desiring 10 purchaf
residence in p,eRssnt neighborhood, would do
well to attend the sale.
Also. handsome Building Lot on Grace strest,
adjoining the residence Of ID j Saunders, Eco. For
particulars, refer to the auction column Of this pa.
Per. JAS TAYLOR Son,
lie I0-lS Aucts.
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a.
On our arst pAgs viii Be found moss 'h'e'es !,
isg account 81 this venerable institution "o" :.
Foundation 70 the present ti@e. for when go
Indebted 70 the Catalogue OF the eoiese s' ~.
II viii Be seen that this 10 the third time .ae COR
isxs has suffered from ire. Al nrepsrae'e 'oss
has now occurred, ln the destruction OF portraits,
rare books. aud other precious relics Of antiquity,
referred to In the account including, we suppose,
George wash,ns,ons manuscripts letter OF accept
aoce OF the Chsnceliorship Of the College. The
names of some of its illustrious alumni will Be
found ia the sketch on the frst page. To the Cas-
dialogue also given the names Of officers, visi.
tors and stadsuts, from IT'S fret foundation, lie
Iustrioas array, such ~ no other College ia Ame-
RIGA can present Indeed, there 10 scarcely a dis
tinguished firginian name Of the colonial and re.
vo,utioaary era, which 10 not found in this msgni-
noeut array.
The following 10 corrected Hat OF the Presi.
dents OF the College, some emissions having oc-
Cured 10 our hastily prepared report Of yesser.
day:
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PUBLIC TgMpEaANcr MRrrIxo

PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEE1IxG.-Ths
friends Of the cause, ladies and gentleman, will
not forget the meeting advertised ia our coum ns
e take place at Grace Street Baptist Church. this
evening, uBdsr the auspices OF Shockoe II i'll Diyi.
sion. The name Of DR.. Jeter is a guarantee that
there will BIO good speaking. Other speakers are
also expected. There have been suadry spirited
meetings In behalf of this caase In our city lately
The viii probably not be an exception. Let all
attend who eau
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AND Trust COMPANY, OF PHILADELPHIA Agency in
Richmond, on Pearl street. just belDw Exchange
HOTEL and Immediately next door TO ID Eacho
continues to offer as usus per0r advantages With
regard to l IFE INSURANCE on WHITE PERSONS AND
life, or for limited period, either upon the "Mu-
tuai' or Joint Stock system
SLAVES Insured for 80 days, one year or i've years
When insurance is taken tor five wears il is re
Movable annually, at the option of the owner
whether the slave is sick or well.
The charter of this company is Perpetual. and its
Capital and assets 81. 5000.
EE- All losses fer Insurance efected 10 Richmond,
are pa abe az the Richmond Agsn~v
a. Call and get Pamphlet and Circular free Of
charge giving full particulars, any VERBAL infor
m alton will be cheerfullv given, bv
CIR BRICKEN, MD,
Agent and Medical Examiutr
hB~ oflics hours from A NJ to Nj, and from
to O'Clock, Nj. fe ct
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nEuoCRATTC TARIFF CAUCUS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. The Democratic caucus on
the Tariff tonight was attended by about seven
~ men. bers. 1t passed resolutions in favor Of
the reissue of Treasury notes for two years, and
declaring that appropriation bills ousht to be
acted on as speedily possible, and the expendi-
lures of government should be according TO an
economical government.
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CoNcRRr.-The Il rst concert fthe UlInan :ronle
takes place tonight at the Mechanics Institute
Hall. The artists include Formes Laborde and
Poinsst The programme is advertised ia another
Ian
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NOTthern WafKets-IBY IELEHaAPH'I
NV YoRK. Feb cotton very depressed and
nonlina-U piapds MiddlinG lls1 Cotton in transitu
il offered Mt u decline of 4 Flcur irregular and
lower Wheat has q deciinln tendency. Int Is m
changed. Corn Qu.et-YeloE 8tGpS2. Naval Stores
and Rice steady. ,,
sales ia New York. Tuesday OF 81 600 Va 6s at s61a
BALTIMORE, Feb 9--Flour unchanged. wheat
good to prime bite 81 SOL 80: prime Red 81 500
/ a. Corn steady-Whi'e 70; Yellow 800 8
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

BosroN, Feb 9-The House of Delegates ha
adopted an amendment to the Constitution, re-
ouiring two years residence in the State subse'
dueut to naturalization before a foreigner can b
allowed to vote.
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ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO

New York Feb. s.-The steamship kar CARGO
from Liverpool arrived at mdntnght. Her adyices
are TO the 18th ult, and have been anticipated by
the previous arrival of the Asia. She has been
delayed by very bad weather.
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SrADBrNa.-The examination before

the Mayor yesterday Of William Patterson on tb,
Charge Of stabbiag VIM. X. Rouudtree, las, Frids,
afternoon, was brought to o conclusion. The Ell.
idence proved that the parties, both brick layers
we're at work on q stable on 18Th street. near
Franklin, when Roundtree accused Patterson oi
not performing bis part of the labor Patterson
replied BY saying that RouDdtree had been pe2li
gent ssd idle, snd this led to war OF words when
both picked up bricks as if to strike. Mr. Perrin,
another Of ths woEkmen, interposed to prevent
light, and while standing between the bell iserauts
RouDdtree collared Paterson and raised d brick
10 strike him, and Patterson gave Round,ree a
blow over the left shoulder iLnictiug q slight
stsb y ith some instrument not seen by any of the
witnesses. As Patterson seemed u be acting
upon the defensive, the Mayor discharged him.
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ANOTHER DISCHARGE twenty-five workmen
we're discharged from the Caulkers' department
at the Gosport Navy Yard, Monday night-makiDg
one hundred and thirty.four persons displaced
within less than a week.
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enough In wet weather, without being made
worse by the feet Of horses aud the wheels ef We
hiclss. The Mayer has Instructed the police Il
report all vehicles known 10 cross the sidewalks
where they are not paved for the purpose, 10 or
der that the owners may be fined.
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be- SPECIAL NoiIcE.-The attention Of
country merchants and city dealers is specially call!
ed TO my sale of Dry Goods and Ready Made c 9th.
ing, This Morning. commencing at 10X O'clock.
fe lO-lt ALsN MOTT, Anct.
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LOST.

OST OR MISLAID.-A eertificat of
- shares OF stock In the Homestead G. om panv
drawn in the name, and payable TO the order OF
WIN Stevenson. All persoLs forwsi ned
has been stopred.
de 3o--law 6tsrh VIM r STEVENSON
OST.--On 10th January, long bum
A die of MAPS. weighing ten pounds. marked
DIR stribling. staunton." suitable rev ard will be
paid by leaving it at Adams Express GompaDy's
effice. Mg-Iw
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METROPOLITAN HALL.-This favo-

Iva rite place OF am asement having but recently
been thoroughly repaired and reiurnished is n. v
cf red To those HAVING occasion Tor the use Oi a
FIRST UL4sS PUBLIC HALL on much lover
terms than aay other Hall of the same csraeity
In this city 1t being cspabis OF accommodating from
1901 to 20a persons.
Metropolitan Hail Is situated on franklin street.
between 18th and Iilh streets, and within half =
square of the Exchange Hotel and Ballard House.
AMI for operas. Concerts Lectures or Public Meet
ings, has no equal in the city, either az regards
size convenience OF location
Several very desirable OFFICES, in the basement,
also FUR RENT.
Fer further information. address
W A IRVING, agent
ia 28-lm for Met Hall. Richmond Va.
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No. MAcHIsE EELTIEG-We have in
store full as 'ortment Of the best LEATHER and
RUBBER BETTING. All BELTS warranted. and
sold at f,ctory prices. Also, gond supply OF GUM
PACKING, for Engines II vdrans. Hos. &C
KNOWLES d WALFORD,
IN sf
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OMSipusss are driving fne bosinsss
nov, and will coatinne to do So a. long as the
hacks refuse 20 run. On Tuesday tight last. n
Wedding party. net being able 10 procure hacks,
engaged two buses 10 take them 10 and tren,
church, aud seemed to enjoy the ride just as much
as il they had had the finest hacks In the city
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FATAL SrcKSEss.-Dr. A. Hooe, of X ing George
county, Virginia, has lost twelve negroes by Ty'
phoid Pneumonia. The disease prevails also IL
Stafford and several other counties OF Eastern Viz
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punched. BILL Gentry, free negro.
charged with assauIting aud beatiag Lewis Ham.
iiton, a free negro. was before the Mayor yester.
day, and held to bail for his good behavior.
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sAFNnTIc9 M

Es1- NoTIcs Mr. JOHN WILLIAMS has
hcrity 10 collect bills or claims arising out of
the Saving Mil Business, on Nav o's ISLAND or
otherwise. for us. JNUd GE0 GIBSON.
fe l0-4tS
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TpR Fxscur,vr Con- a,rrEa of the Wiz

eiuss Contra. Agricultural Society will meet on
Monday next at the cf,lce OF President Lyons, TO
select grounds fer their future Fairs. As the sub
iect 10 one OF grave Importance TO the public ss
we'll as the Society, every member should endea'
yor to be present.
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essf Os.-A charge against Allen
Huseally, 1or psrmtttiag IN uplswlsi fgsemb.y n
asesees = eis hosss Last suadsy night, .ss
nssr1 y ~ Mayor ysstss asy, and sent on TO the
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&HERpIyo's FIRE Poor SAPr

WITH POWDER PROOF LOCKS We arc in re-
ceipt Of large assortment of these Invaluable
sate,. Merchants, jewelers. lswyeIs, &c, can
hardly afford TO risk their valuable deeds
contracts. &C. outside Of hae protectors from
loss by fire and bur glars.
KNOWLES WALFORD, Agents.
70 lest No Fl PEARL street
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THE ADAus, EMPRESS ROBBERY

AUGUSTA, GA, Feb. 9-Naroney, the agent q
Adams Express Company here. charged with
the robbery of $4,000, has been bound over for
trial.