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NEW BOOKS, FOR SALE THIS DAY
~ AT GEORGE NJ. VESTS


Rock and stationery Store.
l45 Main st, Eagle Square.
THE SECURING of the White Horse; or the long
Vacation Rsmbles of London Clerk. BY the
author f"Tom Browns 6cboolbo Daysat hug
by" Beautifully illustrated 81 90.
WILD SPORTS in the Far West By FREDERICK
Gerstecker. Translated from the German. IL
Illustrated 90
THE LADIES' Manual of Fancy Work being
Complete Instructor in every kind OF Fancy
Neediework. By Mrs Pullan l25
WHAT WILL He Do with 1t? By Sir BulWer
Lytton. 73c,
vol. THREE Prescott's Philip Second. 2.25
THE AUTOCRAT of the Break fast Table By Oil
yer Wendell Holmes 90
A HOUSE 10 let BY Charles Dickens. Esq: 23c:
LECTURES and Addresses on Literary and Social
Topics BY the late Rev Frederick W Robertson,
NJ A, of Brighton. co.
SYLVAN Hollis Daughter. BY Holmes Lee. au-
thor of "Kathie Bran de- &c. 100.
THE LAND and the Book BY W M Thomson.
volumes, with illustrations. 3 80.
POEMS by Frances Anne Kemble. 90.
UNITY OF MANKIND. By Cabell. nj D, of
the University of Virginia; with an Introduc
tory Notice. by James W Alexander. d. 90
THE LIFE and Times Of Sir Philip Sydney, with
portrait 100.
TH6RNEDsLE, or Conflict of Opinions. By VIM
Smith. ] IS.
P s-NEW BOOKS received as soon IS pub
lished ja3l-lt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- BARaAINs. BARGAINs --For the
best bargains In Raeiands fancy notions dress and
cloak trimmings. call at the cloak and mantle depot
jan. IS n. EZEkIEL. 90 Main street.
GYtennjou skiYte 26 eprip0a
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DISTRESSING AcCIDENT.-The manner IN Wnien
little Mary Marsh, of the Marsh Troupe, was
burned at Macon, Ca, should be warning to in
duce all theatrical managers to use gauze over
the foot lights. Her dress took fire from the 1901
lights while she was performing. Agentieman In
the pit leaped the stage and extinguished the
Are with bis cloak but not before the little g'T'
was so badly burned that her life is despaired Oh
Mrs. Marsh aud Miss 0usiey was severely burnt
in attempting to aid the child.
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THE AMERICAN ALMANAC, AND
l. REPOSITORY OF USEFUL KNOWLEDaE'
for 1861 co ,,,..s
THE Family Christian Almanac for 1859, puoilsneo
by the American Tract Society- cts
THE PRESBYTERIAN Almanac for 1856 cts
THE Church Almanac for 1855 cts
SWORDS Pocket Almanac for 1851 Gus; ne
same. handsomely bound. with pocketsIIc
TIL NJ Churchman'S Diary and Ecclesiastical Caien-
dar for 1859 Tucks'-S2c
EuRopEAN Life. Legend and Romance; by an Ar
CHRIsTiaN Morals By Jas Challen-50c.
WITH FURrHER SUPPLIES OF
BLIND Bartimeus; by Rev w Hoge-15c
LAST Days of Jesus. by Rev Moore-ezc
WHAT will he do with 1t? by Sir Buiwer Ly'
ton-paper 75c. cloth l00r,o,,s,.c o
Ja3I-2t JAMES WOtPHOUob q w.
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STATISTICS OF SpIRIrUALIsa.-The Spiritual Re-
gister for 1859 estimates the number OF Spritusl-
lists In the United States at l,2s4 900. The total
number in the world 10 put down at 100000 -
The Register estimates that there are 900 public
speakers; 10000 mediums, public aud private; that
500 spiritual books and pamphlets have been
printed, and it gives the names of six Weeklies,
three semi-Weeklies, and four Monthlies devoted
70 hA
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CoyGREssIoNAL.-In the Senate on Saturday, Mr.
OWNS motion TO reconsider the vote by which
the Pacific Railroad bill was passed, was laid ovsr
A bill to Incorporate the National Washington
Monument Society was passed. In the House, re-
ports of the Departments were received and re.
ferred
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unreieAned............ 241
Estimated cash value OF each ehare..mS6I g

uUitJeNlEtu....s..'... EfS
Estimated cash value OF each thare..S6l %
STATE OF VIRGINIA. Cry OF RICHMOND. TO WIT:
jams PIeasant4, Notary fubiic in and for tie
said city il The state sfo:e aid do certify that VIM
q Paine the President. and Jas K Lee the Sec
rotary, of 1.-The Henry Company" personally ap.
pearsd before me in my said ci'y, and seversY
mada oath THAI the fOreg )iUg sta is true to
the best of their knowledge and belief
Given under my hand, this 29th day Of Japusry,
1879 JAMES PEASANTS.
IL Alt Notar, Public
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INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS.
IL JygE EIpE NARISE AMI INLAND

LIFE. FIRE. MAhkaE AMI AshL.~,Sss -
SURANCE, upon terms an reasonable ana ss'isis"
tory as anv Company In the world. AVN
The AMERICAN LIRE INSURANCE az
TRUST COMPANY. Of Philadelphia. incorrors.sd
10 1885, Charter Perpetual; Capital ard Assets "a
2s5.0A; ins1res White Persons upon the MUTUAL So
JoISr srscK 81 stem, upon the most advantssen a
terms Also. SLAVES for one rs0nta, one yedf o. ~"
years Premiums moderate. Alexander Wsil'l''
PRESIDENT John G Sims, secretary, .,.-vvx
FIRE INsURkNCEl.TME skgAT wEsTsssks.N s.
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY. o. fnhis
deiphiai Charter Perpetual: Capital and saIpsss
s600. 600; effects npon LthSrdl Terps insafs1a.e
against Loss or Damage by eiRE. uson ever sssL
c-ip ton OF Prpnsrtv, Ia Tos Country. Is Ss ~
hsgs stares Isttic Bs,iistings erkStots o. 80
KINDS, embracing CARPENTER. asehsse snd tn;ssrs
Shops ard Btalder's Risks; also upon farus .sr
and Merchandise asrine Cargo and Inland I'M I'm
rSnoe Hon G c Latarcp Precedent; Jas ""s''
Secretary. .,o.,ea
"a All LOSSES Literally and Promptly sala',hs 49,
In Richmond. Office on Pearl street, ts7o oev
low TIE Exchange Hotel--immediatel{ heSt "a "a
cache. Hours OF business. from o'ciees. ,s;ass
P N. and from to 6 o'clock. M- 10y *
observe. bhiSn
ja29-t GeDefai tnsnfsne' -
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EH- RICHMOND THEATRE.
ATTRACTION upon ATTRACTION.
ETHIOPIAN MINSTREL3
ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELs
THE MONSTER SPECTACLE
TIE MONSTER SPECTACLE
MONTE CHRIsTO
MONTE CHRISTIE
GRAND CARNIVAL
BABY ELEPHANT
GIGANTIC futures
PiGMY DWARF
LITTLE CLARA
BILLY BOY
MAGNIFICENT DANCES.
II you want to hear
GOOD BALLAD,
Go to the Theatre Tonight.
II ycu want to hear charming
ETHIOPIAN REERAIN,
Go to the THEATRE TONIGHT.
II you want to see the
BEST jig DANCER,
Go to the THE ATRE TONIGHT.
DRAMAT O SPECTACLE
ETHIOPIAN MINS1RELsY
SPLENDID SCENERY
GORGEOUS Costumes
MAGNIFICENT DANCES
all combined in one
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT,
at the
THEATRE TONIGHT.
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FROM KANSAS,

LEAvESwoRrH, X. T., Jan. 29.-Severai runaway
slaves from Missouri have been captured in this
territory and taken back. Two white men, sup
posed abattors in their escape, were arrested and
summary vengeance threatened. A demonstras
ton in their favor is expected, to be headed by
Gen. Lane, who arrives here tonight.
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HEAVY ROBBERY OF A BANKING HOUSE.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2S.-The La Sale Press says that
the Banking house of A. j. Matteson, at Prophets.
town, Illinois, was robbed on the night of the
18th, Of sos 600, in bonds and mortgages Of the
Camauche. Albany and Mendoza Railroad, and
about $1,000 in notes, belonging to MIR. Msttescn.
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THEATRE TONIGHT.

~ Tho Portraits by REEFS Co. for rs cents, are
very perfect specimens of tho ART in fact this
psny is without rival. as all who have attempted
to initiate them. have failed. The Steam Gallery,
iss Main srset.is the only place where ns pictures
are taken at low prices.
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MARINE INTHLLI0HNCB.
PORT OF RICHMOND-JANUARY2 18th. 1859.
High Water this day Aonday) ~ o'clock.
ARRIVED,

Steamer City OF Richmond, Mitchell. Philadel-
phis, nldse and passengers, II Il futile.
SAILED,
Rteamer Pocahortas. Travis. Baltimore. mdss. d
w Currie
schr Lonsdale, Baker, Boston. mdse, D w Currie.
Bark Sally Magee, Rogers. Rio, -four. Edmond'
Davenport Co.
schr Jas Price. Partridge. Norfolk, mdse. " d
Co'quitt Co.
schr Carthagenia, Crapole down the river light.
HAMPTON ROADS. Jaa % Arrived, ships Witch Of
the Wave and Marcia Q Day. from Callao'
NEW YoaK, Jan. 2s-Arrived, bark Dawn, Chase.
Rio. -
sPoKgN-schr Honduras Gross. from Salem for
Norfolk, Jan 27. in Vineyard Sound; ,-..
BIO JANERIo Arrived, Dec 10, bark virginia.
Towry. Richmond. 2eth-Schrs Castor, Harding
and Fannie Currie, do. 2lst-Bark Messenger BlTd
Dalee, Richmond, via Pernambuco. In port. scnr
Coast Pilot Davis, kichmond, discbarging.
BoeToN Jan a. Cleared schrs Alhambra, Burn o.
ham, Norfolk; Jos Cromwell. Turner. do. ana N
Allen, Baker Richmond.
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ARMORY MONTGOMERY GUARD, !

I "a Jai uary 3lst. 1859. J
" TIE Annual Meeting Of this Com
ii pany will BIZ held at Military Hall. on TUESDAY
| eyeliGg tFeb'y lst) at ~ o'clock
ts the election OF uou commissioned officers will
| take place. it is important that every member
| sh, ud be present
he attention OF members is called to the follow.
Ing resolution. adopted sept 18th, 1853.
Any mcn bar indebted TO th5 company the sum
of tire dollars ~ the annual meeting in February
IS his shall be stricken from the roll of the
company
BY order of the Captain.
Is Alt JNO MCDONALD OS
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DIED.

Of Pneumonia. at O'Clock, p N. on sunday, Jan
23d At the residence Of his mother, In Louisa I'M
ty. Va. THOMAS u. LOVING. in the 26th year o.
his are.
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SALEM, MAss., Jan 2S.-Thomas Downing. a
wealthy merchant of this place, hung himself last
night ID the Unitarian Church.
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~ CLovER HILL CoAL.-Both Hall
and Lump. of tho above COAL, for sale by
""~ d WHITING.
in ao-2m Near Petersburg Depot.
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STEAMER BURNT-TWO LIVES LOST.
NoRFsLK. VA, Jan. 30--The steamer North Car
alma, on the way from Baltimore here, was burnt
on Friday night to the waters edge. Rev. Mr.
Curtis and one Of the colored stewards persisted.
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NoRFoIK.-Three hundred of the workmen ir
the Gosport navy yard. who reside In Norfolk
have passed resolutions requesting the council O.
that city to continue the ferry to the yard. Ia
support of the request, they state that their earn
ings $3.50, o00) put in circulation in that city
The matter goes before the city council this eve-
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sE New YORK LIFE INSURANCE Con-

sEr New YoRK LIFE INSURANCE Con-
PANY.-MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital 81 $4,000!
With One hundred Thousand Dollars deposited
with the state Comptroller of New York, to meet
any law ful 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.
If not insured you should call at once and procure
o policy on your life NJ matter W neither young CT
old, married or single.
You should insure at once. for many reasons:
First-BecduSe il is less EXPENSIVE than il will be
when YOU become older
second-BecduSs if In HEALTH you will pass q med
zeal erdnlindt on and BE ACCEPTED.
Third-LIPE Is UNCERTAIN, and DELAYS ARE DANCE
logs.
WHO MAY INSURE
The MAN PROFESSIONAL or NON PROFESSIONAL who
is dependent upor a SALARY for a sUsTENAScE. should
do it. Because with LIFE the INCOME CEAsRs, and to
the loss of a HUSBAND and FATHER may be added Ex'
POSTURE to INSULT and POVERTY.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
Ro. T. COLEMAN, NJ. ID.
JAS III. CONWAY. III. ID.
Apply at once to
CHAS. e. WORTHAM,( Aror.s
Il. w. WYATT. 'e0A''
100 Main street.
Few doors above the Custom House.
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THEaTRE.-A genuine troupe of Ethiopian Min
strels, with some fipe vocal and instrumental mu.
SIC is to be introduced in the carnival scene OF
Monte Christie to night at the TIL atre.
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~HAlrsHoRxn's AxrI-BrIrous PrIxs

D~HAHrSHoRMn's ANfI-BfLIoUe PILLS
are the safest and best Purgatve Pills In use They
act upon tho Liver. Stomach and Bowels. carrying
OF ell bile and every foul secretion. They don't
gripe. easy IN their operation and be taken
st any time without fear Of exposure. They remove
IL ron suilsr with any pain, use HAk49H01Nt,n
OURE-ALL, the great PAIN ANNIHILAIQM: q
gST nfve SCHgc' Iss hast nrr ,rs. y ~
world.
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~To rHE Souru s1Ds.-By late

E@To THE South SIDE.-By late
tariff, the Danville Railroad Company have reduced
the rate of freight for Transporting Ground Plaster
from this date. WITH THIS PRovIso, 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 ensure
II in time
Farmers supplying bags charged one dollar per
ton LOSE than packed in barrels.
JOHN II CLAIBORNE,
ia Sim No IL Pearl street.
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old VIRGINIA APPLE BRANDY -
" bbIs very choice and pure Virginia Apple
Brandy 3 years old, in store and for sale low, to
close a consignment.
EGGLESTON FITZGERALD.
No "A az
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A LOUISVILLE MER'
CHANT. &c.

CHANT, &c.
BosroS, Jan. 2S.-Daniel :. Platt merchant OF
louisville, Ky, died suddenly last night at the
fremont House of paralysis The funeral ser
vices will be performed at noon to-day, when his
remains will leave for his late home.
Two inches of snow fell last night, and 1t Is
raining heavily this morning.
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@r ARr1rIcIAL TsErH-THs Chico

PLASTIC PRecEss.-G, W JONES, Dentist. having
purchased the exclusive right for the abov g
mode of making TEETH. and after using and test
ing it in the mot difficult cases. lchere other ptss
had aed is entirely satisfied IF its absolute yuperi
ortty the gold. silver and platna method can.
therefore with confidence. recommend il to all ho
desire full partial sets of teeth; and espseto
~ TO such may be dissatisfied tcith those they
ust0 In this process, all Of the objections 10
the gold plate are removed-the suction being per.
feet comfort and stability to the ut. and IL
teeth being EMBEDDED ic the metal the t Is exciIl-
ded from unper or between them; they are. there.
FORE cleaner, smoother. andn every respect better
In consequence of the perfect adaptation of q Q
plate to the mouth, and the suction thereby Be-
cured he insert one more teeth citloEt clasps
and in all cases guarantee perfect and satisaeteI
fit.
This method having been adopted and commend
ed by these standing highest in the profession
North and South, testimonials will be given, and
specimens exhibited. to any who may desire to soc
them. The old plates of those wishing to exchange
the old method for the new, will be taken in part
pay. viii of course. make teeth on the old mode
for those who may prefer IL.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth OK
tracted by electricity for those who wish it.
Office OppOSte COrinthian Hall. tally
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ns.J min Pars, lawyer u Rome, Ca, and y, :
.s ., virginia has mysteriousiy disappeared from
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~ On. PIcoT has removed his ofihce
to Franklin. between Locust Alley and 18th sfs.
- Isn0
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Ok HHDS. Prime to Choice New Crop
81 Orleans SUGAR; so bbls new crop Orleans
MOLASSES, for sale by
EGGLEsTON FITZ3FRALD,
20 n Pearl at.
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~ BATHS, BATHS, BATHS. Hot,
1old and Shower Baths can be had daily 1T ell
shampooing Saloon, under the American HOTEL
Entrance ON nth street.
Single Baths rs cents. or tickets Tor 81 ap 10
n6c HoBscn's HAIR CURING, SHAvIxa
AND sHANPoorNa SALOON. under the American Ho
el-entrance on 18th street.
N.B.-Hof. Cold and Shower BATHs can be had q.
eli hours. single Bath Is cents or tickets for enc
dollar. les
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.Mns HARnIrr A. RAD,

FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKER.
RESIDENCE CoRNKR or MAIN AND 18TH 6TRffs, ove1
q Words store side entrance. Js2l-zw
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FOR THE DISPATCH.-Th,

FUk The UIbPATOn.-IH0
0~0 Superintendent Of Streets would say 70
those vhoee personal observation has not informed
them, that the contractor for paving l2th street
from Main 10 Franklin has been delayed In corse
suance 81 thu unprfcedentsa wetness OF the ground
during the long period OF winter.
He would also state that the whole force OF bis
coamani has been and will coattnue 70 he steadily
employed in mendipg and rerefttng streets In sari
us PARTS ~ the city where Il Il deemed their SER
vices are NEST needed. Our streets have been dug
in every direction for culverts and gas and water
pires ard the earth has bee me completely satu'
rat with water, that all such places even those
dug years ago) work into deep and sometimes dan
gerous holes and how can 1t he avodedl
The Superintendent IL fully aware Of this dcplora
bic state OF thi g. but time and thaugeo OF weather
alone can remedy the grievance. In the meantime
what can be done will be done to mcnd the worsl
places As they are developed. We have now in our
city more than afty miles Of street.
jaS-lt HATES. eup.t sueeA.
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sUIoIpE.-C. L. Chappell, promising young
man, but for intemperance. committed suicide a
few days since at Hampden Sidney College, Va,
by taking poison.
From RIo.-Dates from Rio Janeiro are to De-
ceinber 23d. The Dom Pedro ii. Railroad is open as
far as Belou. Madame Lagrange had concluded a
brilliant operate engagement, and sailed FIR
Buenos Ayres. The formal do Concrete mentious
as an Instance OF remarkable dispatch that the
bark Dawn, from Richmond. arrived at Rio on De-
cember is, with $50 barrels of -four and an as.
sorted cargo. She cleared for New York on
the 2lst with 1900 bags coffee, thus remaining in
port but three days to discharge one cargo and
teke in smother.
Hon. Sam'l F. Rice, Judge of the Supreme Court
of Ala, has resigned his seat and Hon. Il. W
Walker has by appointment assumed its duties.
David Clements was drown ned, on Friday week
in Ivy Crock, AIbemarie county, while attempting
to ford the stream in wagon.
Another payment of $4,000 has been made the
Jno. 4. Washington from the Mount Vernoo
Fund.
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LOEr.

T OST--A Certificate of Stock, in the
IL Merchants Insurance Company, fer ten shares
{No lt5) in the name OF John Wombls. Notiee
hereby given that shall apply .cr dupllssts Oh
the same. JNo wOMBLB, sx'er.
da6-Iaw2mM
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nB HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
the practice of Law in the citv of Richmond.
Office in Bslvin's New Building. on 18th. fronting
Bank street. Ja zo-ts
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. COMFY.
Capital S1O,GO0,0O0!
OVER HALF MILLION DOLLARS INVESTED IN
THE UNITED STATES.
LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED
The Revenue of the Company derived from Pre-
miums of Insurance exceeds Two Million Dollars
annually. The Company is therefore prepared to
increase the amount heretofore taken on unexcep-
tional risks. They will issue policies for loss or
damage by fire on Buildings, Merchandise. House
hold Furniture, &c, DC, on liberal terms.
CHAs. Il. WUkTHAM, .
R.W. WYATT, Asei's'
iaI-ts Office 100 Nam strast
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49, NcTIcE.-A general meeting OF
ss>-l-a the Stockholders of the Richmond. Char.
lettesville and stanton telegraph Company, will
be held at the eff of the President Of the Com
psny. IN Rich mould. on TUESDAY, February Sth
1859, at O'Clock. NJ.
By order.
10 oe-tA T q ST0CKIN 9ec,y
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CITY Of Richmond state of Va, to wit:
This day personally appeared before ma: Thomas
VI Alfiien6. President and T l. D Walford. secreta
ry. of the Union Building Fund Company. and inside
oath to the truth of the above statement to best
of their knowIed and belief. Given under my
hand. this 10Th day of January. 1899.
ia Alt tn STARKE p.
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Whole number of Shares redeemed, ga
Estimated cash value of each Share $50 u.

STATE CT VIRGINIA. CRY OF RICHMOND TO WIT:
This cay pei sonatiy appeartd before me. Wend
Iinger. the President and Bargsmin, the Secrets
~ OF II Shot koe Hill Building Fund Association,
and made oath that the foregoing statement IS cor
rect to the best of their knowi 5dge and belief.
Given under my hand this 10Th DAY OF January,
1889 K M BURTON Z.
Alt
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S7,6s2 80 1852 80

Original number of shares COO.
Number shares redeemed. ...-........ A0
purchased BY Com
pany.........-........ loi
stance upredeem'd 1913
Estimated cash value Of stock Ga IL
property, 81, 800 90
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TRY GOODS MUST BE SOLD.
II GALL ONE AND ALL

NEW GOOpS.-We are opening to-day
~ several cases of bleach ed and brown sheetinas
and shirtngs; extra heavy undressed Irish Linens,
ard Maryland Pententiary Plaids, which we are
selling at the lowest mai et price
j Il NJ R0SFNBAUM
ia 81 Eroad sf
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/ UCTION SALES IN PETERSBURG.

WATER DAMAGED ELIDE GUANO.
rs tons Eide Guano, damaged, bought at auction
and for sale low from the wharf. for immediate de-
livery. THUS bhANCH sONs.
ia3l-5t Petersburg, Va.
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CEED OATS-l000 bushels Of the finest
- Seed Oats in market, direct from Canada, for
sale by BRlDGFORD d co.
ia al On the Dock.
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T ARD OIL.-15 bbls pure " inter Lard
- Oil, for sale by
PURCELL, LABD l. co, Druggists,
ja3l Corner Main and Governor sts
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HALIFAX, NEW FOUNDLAND, La
IA BRAD0R, Boston and Maine Herrings; Hake
Haddock and Dry Sailed Goldfish; Picked Goldfish
and tox Herrings; white Mercer and Nova Scotia
Potatoes; No Mackerel; New York and Philadel.
pha Hay; Bran. Shorts, Brown stuff and Ship-stuff
shucks and Fodder; Canada, Nova Scotia aud Wiz,
ania Oats; James River and Rosendale Cement.
Rockiand Lime; Calcined Plaster, and PlasteriuG
Hair. Tar and Rosn for sale consignment, In lots
to suit purchasers. BRIL- GFURD 4 O..
Jas On the Dock
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| jail Corner opposite Old Market
WHITE and Colored Tarlstans, White
w Silk Laces; White Ribbons, with pearl edges;
| White Kid Gloves; swiss and Cambria Musins;
Grapes; Swiss and Cambria Edges and InserrinRG
Corssts: ard many other goods to be closed out at
| great sacrifice, by GOLDSMIT
| la 81 POS Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-31

THE greatest chance yet for bargains.
GOLDSMIT intends for one month only to offer
his stock at unprecedented low prices, to make
room for spring purchases If you want to buy
Goods and save fifty per cent, go to
Ja3t e G0LDsMlTS, 205 Broad st.
DLEACHED COTTONS at 10 and II IL
- cents, worth Is cents: Irish Linens at 371z cts
worth 62x cts, and other goods equally as cheap at
|, ja3l GuLDSMI1'S, EOS Broad st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-31

pOARDING.-The Misses MURRAY.
~ on Grace street, between 5th and sth streets
have several pleasant vacant Ro-m5 suitable for
families or siRgle gentlemen.
RIB MURRAY,
ia Aim MI MURRAY