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The TESTIMONY OF MODERN SCIENCE TO THE NIFTY
OF MANKIND, by j. l.. CABELL, ID. D., Professor 81
Comparative Anatomy aud Ply GEOLOGY in the u ni,
vsrsity Of Virginia.
Such 10 the thle Of a work by ono of the ables,
aud most accomplished thinkers in America |,
10 the testimony Of science, not only to tie grea
doct,ins Of the Unity Of Mankind, but also to the
weakness Of those by whom this doctrine has
been asssled. We are glad TO possess, ia 50 small
aeonpass, so complete a reiatato Of the "Types
OF Asnkind," q work which we happen to know
has done great mischief among its unscieutitic
readers. Ii isa complete antidots to the deadly
poison Of that huge tome.
Nor 10 this all The still more respec tabe he.
resy OF the illustrous Agassil 10 iu this
hetie volume. Noesndid mind, We venture 70 pre-
dict, can read the argument Of DR.. Cabeli without
seeing that the Hypothesis Of Agas,iz ia at w. .
With science, As we'll as with siou The by
pothesis, namely, that the races of men. thouy.
81 one species or nation, have sprung from n,
rent origins, or independently created pairs. 4,
shis instance, IS in. ell Others, the u,terance of
science, when distinct aud we'll FORMED, ia f,o,s
20 be In accordance with revelation. The snblln.
truth, that "God has made Of one blood all ma.
tfoos," 10 thus shown TO be q revelation Of sci.
spcs ~ we'll ~ Of the divine word. The weigh,
of scientific authority addueed by DIR. Cabeii fl il.
favor. and the force OF the arguments produced BY
himself are not disturbed BY the melancholy aber.
ration Of AZ Agassiz We see, on the one side the
weight Of learned authority, the force of argu.
nset, aud the wisdom Of all ages, including the
ceassnt Of all the races; and, on the other We BE-.
held the unsteady and incoherent speeuIations Of
shsindividuaI. Surely no sound mind can be At
. loss 70 decide the i.sue.
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The Roanoke Valley Railroad.

A meeting to secure the Blacks and Whites CON.
neetion with the Roa oks Valley Railroad Was
held In Petersburg yesterday afternoon. The cite
tzsns Of Petersburg and the journals OF that city
fully appreciate the pr!E> for which they con.
tending. The Press of yesterday sounds a stirring
blast. 1t exciaim4 mot moment is to be lost
II We would secure ourselves agsius. the most Be-
rious blow over aimed at the prosperity of Pc
tersburg. We must act, and act vigorously,
promptly, boldly, or the very heart OF cur trade
will be penetrated, and its resources drawn into
another channel, to foster the strength Of rival
city, already blosted with the fruits of forsy upon
our natural commerce, which an Use, an unjust,
aud partial legislation has ASSISTED.
"Eithsr tho Blacks and Whites, OF the keysyille
connection with the Roanoke Valley Railroad
must be built and that speedily. There il now no
doubt about the matter. Ia the one case Rich.
mond, In tbs other Petersburg, will reap its fl uts
IT rests with the people Of Petersburg to decide
she question"
We pass over the comp intent to our "bloated'
city, and refer those Richmond gentlemen WHO
fancy that nothing il to be gained by the Keys
vile extension, to this paragraph Of the Press II
the ksysvills connection is built, Richmond will
reap the fruits OF q rich trade But, unless We
are mp aud doing. the proyerbia! enterprise and
harmonious action OF Petersburg viii. snatch from
our hands.
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] 7ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
RErORTkD I,UN Tnk ..uIsPATcH
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF The STEAMER ASIA.

Nsw YoRx, Feb. tine Asia, with dates from
Liverpool to the I'D Jaueary has arrived: sue
passed steamer bound West, supposed 70 De ..s
Kangaroo. The Fulton arrived out ON tho -'''
instant.
Confidence in peace caused partia! rowan ."
The death Of tue King of Naples % reported The
report 10 doubted. ,
The Austrian loan OF teooo,ooo 10 "'""""
for takers.
COMMERCIAL.
ItygRpcoI Ian q Cotton closed TOR the WEES ..
dtonns ten ieucy. for Mobile aps upiahus;, .o IN
circulars say the latter declined Flo. saes s "a
week a. 90 bales OF winch exporters .n aa
All, specuia,ors 100 bales stock IN poI $40 w
of xbich l7ItG0 IL CT nsricu Growtn' nSoncrM
and nyminci Wheat he's dschn,ns ,ions ba,eiv
n,n,s;neS ed Pa SIS; Yellow 2gee291l. PORK
lightly higher Beet slightly lower sugar anu
Ulisse steady. Rco riTm kos,n urn at 10 ~"
gurs Turpa1rire firm at 80 aed4s.
Csnscls 9j@a6593Hs. Money abuhoaW"
SECOND DISPATCH.
psrIike rumors continue, notwithstanding the
''O THE LATEST.
Continental correspondence says the confidence
in the maintenance of peace 10 fast losing grouEa
Warlike preparations continue 10 France.
There bad been partial recurrence CT the panic
on the Paris iiourse and three per cents were hs'
at GOs6s. The London Exchange partially re-
| sponded 10 the state Of affairs.
1t is reported that oe nsire alliance had been
concluded betwe cen france and Sardinia
1t is said that the British government has re-
solved to take measures tv protect English lnte-
rests 10 Mexico.
The Swiss National Council voted E5Oo,ooo TO
i'm n,ediatey convert all its flint guns into per-
cusson.
Many steam transports were being prepared for
seain France. ,
The Paris NJndeur announces the entire ADOLF
tien Of the entire siSe system OF passports
Ne outbreak yet in Lombardy The Austrian
reinfcrcements were pouring In there.
The amnesty to political prisoners in Naples
had been modified, so as to require their banish.
meut to America.
Ia China short supply had caused an advance
in teas.
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THE REVOLUTION IN HAyTI.

Boston. Feb. T. Dates from Port au Prince to
the 10Th nit, say the revolution had extended to
all parts of the Empire. There had been conside-
rable fighting at st. Mares, both on lard and sea-
The Emperor Seulouque had been compelled to
retreat. Ia the naval engagement six vessels,
including the AdEiiral's, were badly damaged
The Whole Imperial fleet had returned TO Pert au
Prince.
disbursements were Joining Gefard from all
points. and it is believed Sculouque will be una.
BILE to force his way back TO the capital. the city
beiug surrounded by Republicans. The Empe-
ror's coffee had all been seized and sold at spc-
ton. The Inhabitants OF Port au Prince we're un-
der arms. and no mails were allowed 10 leave.
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FOREIGN COMMERCE CT NEW YoRE.-The statistics
OF our foreign commerce are just now attracting
unuaual attention, 10 consequence of,theiI bearing
upon the question of q revision OF the tariff The
foreign imports at New York, exclusive Of specie,
for the last month, larger than for any previ.
Gus January in the history of our trade. From
the Journal Of Commerce we learn that the foreign
imports at tina. port for January amounted o
$l94E 1862; against $S,105,119 in January CT las.
year The Journal says:
The January which approaches nearest 10 tlat
just passed, 10 receipts OF merchandise, was ia
1854, when the total. Including specie, WAS frac>
tion above that Of January, 1859; bus dcducting
specie, the bslaIce is SjS 100 favor of the latter
month.
The total imports for January have been more
than double the correspondent total for last ar
the increase being 81 ,342 Dab. The state OF the
trade is shown by the email quantity of goods ems
tered for the warehousing. The total withdrawn
from warehouse is less than hall that of last year.
not because the goods are hot wanted, lGt because
the stock ia bond is so diminished that there are
few desirable goods to withdraw. the total stock
now here la bond, including dry goods and sea
era merchandise, lie only about s7,00,000, against
S22 600 a. the corresponding date Of last year
The receipts for customs ct the New York cus>
tom house in January, amounted to S347o, AL
against 81 ,64l ,iI4 in January of last year.
The exports, exclusive of specie, ebout half
q million below the corresponding total for last
year, the greatest decline being in breadstuffs.
The least favorable feature in the aspect of our
foreign commerce is the want Of export demanded
fol- our cereals, the shipments Of bIeadsIuffs to
Europe having almost entirely ceased during the
lastf ew weeks. 4 revival Of this trade IL looked
for by many, and If this expectation il realized
there Will DO nothing wanting 10 make the bust.
ness of the year Ole OF the most profitable re-.
cord.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CALIFORNIA OVERLAND

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 7.-The overland mail, from San
Francisco to the 10Th ult., has arrived.
Dates from Victoria are to the 10Th nit. Ned
McGowan and party of American rowdies, had
carried off British justice of the peace, and were
fined $50 for contempt of court.
The arrival of three clippers, at San Francisco,
had caused movement in provisions and groce-
ries. but quotations were unchanged.
Fifteen Indians in Edsn Valley had been killed
by party of whites for horse stealing.
The Supreme Court Of California had decided
that the legislature had constitutional power to
tax mining claims, or prohibit Chinese emisras
ton.
1hs mail passengers report the CHA mines near
" deserted. The Camanches had stolen IL mules
and 81 horses belou ging to settlers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-08

The CoScERr.-Ex taton, especially that o.
the musical public, Is con iders6ly excited just
now, about the TWO concerts to take place Thurs.
day and Friday nights next. While the i" little
princoss" was very delightful, she was not great
singer, but the artistes are about to have will
cause no disappointment In that respect. Carl
Formes, who is The attraction, is the best basso
singer in the world, aud Madame LaboIde and
Mile Ponsot, in the highest rank Of female
singers. Supported these will be, by au orches,
ira containing several excellent solo per 70
the attraction must be great one. The sale OF
seats commences to-day at Mr.. Woodhouse's Book
| store.
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RESIGNATION OF MINISTER FORSYTH, &C.

WASHINGTON, Feb. MIR. Forsyth, U. s. Minis
ter to Mexico, to-day formally resigned. 1t Is cre-
dbiy stated that Secretary Cass expressed for the
Administration it's satisfaction with bis diplo matte
course. The cause of his resignation is said to
be the slow movements OF our government relative
to Mexican affairs.
1t is stated here. that arrangements are pro-
crossing for a new National Democratic paper in
New York. A capital OF 300 900 is TO be raised
aud Messrs Pryor Of the States, and Mr.. Forsyth
of Georgia, are to be the Editors.
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DIED.

On the 9th inst, at 10 o'clock, P NJ, AMANDA
EMELi Ne, eldest daughter of the late " IA Frsz9r,
deceased, in the 24th ytar of her age.
ing at 10 oois OK al Duyai street Church. The
friends and relatives of the family are invited to
attend without further notice.
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MONEY MATTERs-EXCHANaE.
MARRIED.

On the 81 Of February, by the Rev. W Seeley.
MrJAMks r FISHER TO Miss FLORENCE NAL
LORY, both OF this city.
At Grace street Baptist Church. on he 81 inst,
BY the Rev DR. .Jerer, Mr. VIM II OTTER. of Mis-
so1ri, to Mise MARY CRUMP, of Richmond.
Hn Relia ions Reraid plnese COPY.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. :.-.Seaote-The bill appro-
priatiug land for Agricultural Colleges 10 the
States was psssed-25 TO y.
The Washington city railway bill was resumed
and discussed until adjournment.
Eoase.--The House passed The Senates resoiu-
ton, to refund to the States of Georgia aud Ten
nessee, amounts expended by them in Indian
1t then went into the committee of the whole
on the Legislative. Executive and Judicial bill,
which was discussed aud amended. Adjourned.
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TIE EnRaERY nE AnAMS, EXpREss.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. THE preliminary
examination of N. Maroney, the Agent here, Of;
Adams Express Company, charged with robbing
| it of $4,000, was eou.mepced yesterday, aud is
still progressing, conducted by able counsel on
both sides
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TWenty-Sec0ad of February.

we are Pleased TO see preparations making In
dsasssss parts Of the State aud eouu,ry Tor .pi.
Eitsd esls6rstion OF the glorious snnlv.tssrx. In
Lysshburg, according to the Rsp..siseaa. the d.v
ssii be observed with unassai spirit The M.
scale Fraternity, the Red Men, the sons Of TEN.
psrsscs, end the Coll. &c students ooe,emp,.,e
making tara cut, and the Sous Of Temperance
pseposs having torch light ptoesssioa 1T night,
With spsakiag and . banquet.
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MARINE Ils r aLLI4HHCR
PORT OF RICHMOND-FEBRUA RY 7th, 1859
>~>~~-~~~-.>~~~~~~~>-~S.-~-~-~
High Sater This deg (Tuesday) SlI O'Clock.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke. Skinner. New York, mise
and passelt gers Luaan & Watson.
steamer Belvidere, keeue, Baltimore, mdss, D h
w Currie.
schr Herbert Aantcn, Lambert, Boston, mdse,
d q w Currie.
rchr Problem, McNsms Baltimore, mdse, W d
Coquitt u GO.
schr Melbourne, Eu1t Rockland. lime, Luther
Libby.
schr Mary Farnswerth, Hassill. Rock port. ice and
Ia hs Il Wardw-I 60.
Sehr Way, Drudge, York River
schr baltim IRE, Phillips, Baltimore, mdse w D
CoQuitt u Go.
SAILED,
Schr Geo Adams, Chase, Orleans. mdss, w D
C0iQuitt q Co
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-08

DREADFUL CASUALLY Miss Zoa Pearson, daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Maria Pearson, Of Claiborne, Ala, was
go badly burned on the 22i uif, that she died on
Monday morning following. Her clothes were ig-
nited tc!dentelly from the fire place, and before
assistance could be rendered she was hopelessy
injured.
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Three Fchool girls while playing at recess, upon
the Ice OF Furnace Pond, Salisbury, n. Y, on the
2sth nit. broke through, and one OF them was
drowned before help arrived.
A member Of the Pennsylvania Legislature nam.
cd Rose, became outfag eous 10 debate on Friday
tnat the sergeantst-arEis was compelled 70 take
him in custody.
A board OF officers ID ordered to convene in
Washington, 25th inst, to examine into the cub.
ject of horse equipments for the army with view
TO uniformity.
The "Biack Swan" Is about to sing in New
York for the benehs of an African exploring ex-
petition,
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WOMAN KILLED.-Lucy NJ Smith was shot aud
killed, near La Grange, Ga, last week, by Lane
Smith, at whom she was throwing rocks Smith
was an overseer in cotton factory, and had whip
ped one Of the woman's sous, for which she ats
tackled him.
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FINANCIAL AND fxDrIM ERClAL.
Richmond Markets. Ef b


There Ia little change in auotat.ons since Friday
nothing being altered we baieyo-saye Bacon
which is o fraction better. The money iasrketeA-
hibits no new feature, and commercial matters geh
orally move on with remarkable steadinoss and
I ease.
ToDACrC-Tho receipts OF Tobacco have !ncreas-
ed some. aud the break have also. We notice there
and at rather higher prices Wequcte inferior new
Lugs at 81 zsep3 90; good s6go Z. lnierior Lear
as %; soS 81; .,@ll % No mo In Market Us yet
TLguR.~There are no trans actions for shipment.
Shippers cer 81 25 for mixed to choice straight
brauds but holders demand quarter per Dbl above
WHEAT There is 10 change in wheat and arri-
walls very limited. Good to prime Red 81 fe9i 50;
do white 81 4O6bl a. and strictly prime white 81 10
toRN.-Very light stock and quotations firm at
OATS Sales at So cts and market almost bare -
Seed ca Il sell u little higher
HAY -a0cts on the wharf, by retail from store
81 per cwt.
BACON.-Wa quoie prime sides at l01z@lC4
shoulders s1s CITE; psin hams li7aDl2 eta; psgeea
| oofFsE-we quote Rio lo74@l2cta as 10 quality
and quantity; Laguayra i2@i27sc: Java l6'sd@Fc'
sUHAKS-The Sugar market is very firm. aud
prices tending w,rd. Cuba 7!s@sc; New crop
dered iAeailisc; A Coffee I01sc: Coffee i0hc. G
WHisKkY.-Kichmond rectifi,d 271s@2s}& cts.
| CATTLE, &C
BEsr.--sales q. 81 10 IS fer fair to choice Baet.-
| Market steady.
| MUTfUN.-We quote fair to good Mutton at IS 50
IS per he'd Very Superior sell LITTLE be,tr. ~
| nstt other qualities ~ IS to s. Is
MONEY MATTERs-EXCHANaE.
EoMssTIc.-N oRgHERs ExCHANGE-0n New York
| and Phiadeiphia s@!4 premium.
| Such OF the Stock BANK Notes nd OF the Bank OF
the Valley, not taken By the Banks are at q
| discount of Il p cent
| The notes of the Trans-AIeghauy Bank are Is D
| cent. discount. Bank of kaGawha no sale.
North and South Carolina Bank Notes 4 p cent.
| discount.
GOLD q per cent. prem. No prem. allowed for
| SILVER.
Northern Narkets.-[BT TTLEGRArHl
! BALTIMORE Feb. Flour ste adj at Is - Wheat
| frm-whi'a 81 40@DI 20. Corn higher-~ hite AID
| yellow 76@73.
| NEW YORK, Feb. Flour heavv-State S. 731'
| 6 10. Wheat very dult-Kentucky white 81 10
Corn very dull-oid M: xed nominally quote d at 81
| 6156; new yellow So Cotton nomiral. pts 1ur
| psntlne 80. Rice 3ts G14,
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ePUcTAL NOTICES.

c. EpsIka GOODS SpatS0 GooDs u
fIRGT 4PHfyfL or. SPRING DRY GOODS
OFTffE SEAS0His f-BKEEpEN 4 FOX. Broad
street, are receiving this day by steamer. from rew
York heaI.iful sssertTent % by Goods. suited
10 sTiy spfing sales. All n oic have bee bonght
ftnri 3 the past W SEX in the Northern markets -
Arnnnss them are 20 be found great variety OF
.iea ans ssgaatt Foreign Fabrics, which have been
landed cnis u few days from the European steam
e.s We beg leave to mention the follow ing. viz:
Chens. Bay adere Silk Robts, entirely new de.
Elegant silk Robes A Deck voIants
Double Jupe
Foul I'd Silks sol.d ground very cheap
besusifal 1855 rtment OF spring de LANES
Payaitre Mohs'rs
Fl Warp do
F.roch, KBglish and American Prints
Great bar saips In Bmbroideri-r and LAces
Ladies' Tarasois. entirely new STYLES
cases OF best makes OF Irish Linen
NAPKINS and Towels
Strinat Osnahurg.
Plaid Domest:cs
German BGriaps
We arc also opening lot of Csrpeting OF new
patterns, which will be offered a: very iow prices
Oar stock Of Biesched and Brown Cottons, Shee.-
ings and White Goods, is slso very large We are
determined to rreseIt q more attractive stock OF
foods this season than We have ever done. and We
none by constant attention to wants of the
and by increased vigilance In every thing per-
tain5 TO our business, to give entire satisfaction
BREEDEN FOX,
10 8-di2t 2i7 Broad street
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SAD CAsUALrY.-A MIR. Reed, machinist la steam
Saw MILL near Chattanooga, Tenn, on last Salur-
day mcraing was caught in the machinery aud III.
stant'y killed. Mr.. Reed had brother killed
SOME ten days before Ia the railroad smash up
near Winchester. whence he had Just returned
from performing his brothers funeral ceremonies
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-08

| DEFkNcE.-Chas. II. Weeks, the preacher, who
mas returned to his Old profession, acting, has
written letter, declaring that he intends 10 show
ms friends that be can be q Christian and an actor
at the same tine. He asks their sympathy in the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-08

EsgGooD AND CHAP PIoTUaEs All
who want good PICTURES At COST. should come
at once to II nsu Street, Wnitehurst's old Gallery
rs WATSON will remain OILY a faw week. long ar.
AE-Hecollect. il you want cheap and good PIC.
TUoSS, you must call at II VI ain street.
BS-The GAbLERY and FIX INJURIES are for SALE
and will be scld low. Ia 26-,mif
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s&F 1859. INV CROP 1859
LANDRETH'S CELEBRATED GARDEN SEEDS
he subscriber is just in receipt of large ard we'll
selected supply of the above popular See is consist
ing in Ear. of
Beet. Beans, Cabbage.
Celery, Carrot 1res5
Cucumber Germ, CymbliDg.
Rale, Lettuce, Melon, Mu tard
Onions Peas, Parsnips.
Parsley, Pepper Radls h.
Satisfy. Tomatoes &c sc,
To which he respectfully calls the attention of Far.
mers, Gardeners and Dealers, assuring them that
they con rely on their being fresh
JOHN W GARLICK
Apothecsry and Druggist. Franklin st.
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FAMILY SMorREGED To DEiTH.-A dwelling at
Brooklyn, n. Y, was burnt Sunday morning, and
the occupants. Mrs. Gill and servant girl, were
| snothered. Dir. Gill, was absent at Phiiadelphia
on business.
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B@ SLAVE observation-disclosures Il
WALPoRD. Agehts Insure Slaves for Que or four
years.in the Aibelarle insurance O. mpany at 10
est rates
+ w Hancock Medical Exsm;ner.
B-Lo4ses paid promptly at cur cfi:e
fest k&W
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E.E~ HRNRY L. BEooKg has resumed
the practice of Law in the city of Richmond.
Office IN Bslyin's New Building on 18th. fronting
Bank street. ia 56-Is
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- Co-PARrsEnonIP NOTICE. --SAM'L
~ Nsyak n ss Il ssss s.s
*. business WI a5sDo ss' end WI rGaL
ETfIN late OF the house Of II PRtoE a Co. ana
JoHN.EMPLE. late with PHIoE WA1xtss. under
' SAMUEL NJ. PRICE 4 CO,
who viii Continue the Retail and Wholesale Dry
soQDs RusINEss 10 the i ,es m. rsosst'y oesu
They respectfully solicit tho patronage Of their
frjends cusff piers and tbs pubic.
With Increased facilities aud experisnce, they
hope to be able to offer assortment OF Goods. at
all times equal TO any IN the ciiy ana suen &
ments as will invite the patronage which they so,r
ct All order for goods will DO promptly aud fsth-
fully executed.
WIN GORDON,
YIN VIM J E E.:SIksgroN.
Riehmond, Jan. lat. 1883
B.-Persnrs indeeted to the late concern OF
Price L Watkins. and those having claims against
II will call on US .or settlement.
fe 4-6im Nj CO.
k6 GREAT BAaaAINe.--In order to re.
duce stock and make room for onr new String
Goods We will sell. on the second floor, at greatly
Rich BAREGEs and Bare &c ROBES -
Rich French eMBaOIDERIES
Splendid LACE SETS
White Muslin ROBES
White En- brodered MUSL1SS
Rich LACECURTAINs. DC, &C. sc.
fe5-iw sAM'L VI PRICE CO.
~PLAsrkRING AND SrUcooINa The
sub criher is prep ,red to execute PLAIN PLAs-
TERING in the very best mapner He will esti.
mste for every des ription of Plain and Ornamental
Pla .taring and feels assured that ne can render
satisfaction in every job entrusted 70 him.
WI JOHNSON,
Prac ical Piasterar.
~ Casting Shop on Main, between It'll and s.h
streets. fe SOS
Esq BARGAIHs BARGAINS For the
best bargains in RsRlapds, fancy notious dress and
cloak trimmings, call at the cloak AMI mantle depot.
jan IS r. EZEKIEL, 80 Main street.
Extension skirts, 26 springs.
Rag CLOVER HILL Coal Both Hail
and Lump, of the above COAL fer sale by
NJ WHITING
ia 2-2m Near Petersburg Depot.
~ PARKE PoINDExTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND Va,
Will Jractice I'm the CITY ef Richmond and In the
counties Of Chesterfield powhatan and Amelia.
49, Office in Isles Building. corner OF Main AID
18th streets. se@-lm
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~ Critics, connisseufs and Others pronounce
kxas Co.'S Pearl Anbrotypes the finest In finch.
tons. snc ease and gIace Ut position Their scer,.
I'nesiy arranged kylight, fino instruments. long
eAperisnce and knowledge Of Chemistry, aiyst them
.ny advantages over their less fortunate brother,
NJ. % cents. 90 cents. 90 and upwards steam
Ss.ssss; M.in At oppo lie uayArnnr 81 -.
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