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'Rii0HrTT Z. DICKINSON,

m WOUEKT u. UICkINoON, iii
~ a,,ccessor 70 Biuford Dickinson Wei -
sjrer. Ne rs Main street, kiohmo', virginia. nav,
Ing gu, chased the entire interest Of binf0rd and
pn~kstsn eisiger In the firm CT Dinford. Dickin-
.on eiss err will continue The business IN al its
branches ct the old stand, in the name OF Robert
Thank mi for the very liberal patronage bestowed
upor the old firm he hops. By strict and prompt
aftsufinn and keeping well selected stock. to
merit continuance of the same.
GRO w DUES sERRY, who has been with the
old firm three years, remains with him, where. as
usual he will bs glad 10 serve his friends
He has also secured the services OF JOSEPH
b aTEGAL, 30 we'll known, who respectfully sell.
cts call from his friends.
HUbEKT /. DICKINSON,
No IS Main street
Np-AIso have secured the services OF Jam Es
"A BRINKLEY OF Bath COUNT, Va. Js 10
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ssk~-,nrTuA REDUCED THROUGH
u TARIFF OF CHARGES ON TUE

CANAL fkUu hICH nONb IO D1NCHBURG-
The subscriber thankful for the very liberal patro.
nage hitherto received. would inform his friends
that his hrouRn charges on general Mercb 1ndiZe
such as Hats, Caps Shoes. Boots Dry Goods &C.. are
only THIRTY CENTS per 100 lbs /; on Groceries,
Queensware, &c. only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per
luO lbs, which includes all expenses from the
wbsrves in Richmond to the Landings or Depot in
Lynchburg.
Boats leave every other day, fun or not full, and
goods are sent forward without any detention.
Produce and Tonnage articles forwarded at low
rates. a. 3. LEE,
au27-ts On the Dock.
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7T1OYS FAR bELUN COST TO close

l. out the remnants OF t. Christmas stock We
will sci! at great sacrifice Plenty nice toys left
and hey must De sold in hurry. to make room for
our House Furnishing foods. of which a splendid
sssortmt mt has lust arrived.
We received O large assortment OF Looking Glass
Plates and Frames, of onr own imp srtation. he
tailers aud housakeepers will study their interests
by giving US a cali-New York prices
Kerosine Oil Lamps and Old Dominion Coffee and
Tea Pots the greatest novelties of the days on hand
10 abundance, we'll AS Siiver-Platsd, Britannia,
White Metal. aud Aibatta goods of every descrip-
tion.'
Our stock of China and Glassware, notwithstand-
ing our immense lies about Christmas, when we
supplied many happy couple, made happier still
by eur low prices is we'll assorted.
Ledger, Day and Cash Books, ia Planned Bill Head,
Cash and Letter Box 8, and other goods for the
counting room. of which we ought lot at auction
can be had right cheap at
SCHApP cos,
ia Garner Broai and hstr
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cry seQpDe
r. 10 xsn N,ioIIsLIN DELAIHEF--


c,TLKS And M0USLIN DELAlN Es--
|DsTILL LOWER pRICks TO CLosE Gut
plain Rie.k and Cslured silks elegant BsyAdeTe
Blscs silks: plain and Figured Monsins q greatly
rainced rrrsr ladies' Cloth aud V"iv.s Oleeks -
great sacrifice: t@ae he'd Getsaus md Irisn dneDs
=. iisr,si t.rtaus s.ay Dcaicd. 20 De soIu ~
: .acrifo4: real rcotch Plaids: French afne mans;
srre lot Cellars sleeves. Bands and EmDi
10 Be sod NJ any price: Linen eheeLlnes' cM ss
Musiins Fancy Driiianfs, very cheap. 1ncso
goods are wortay the attention OF hmliies ane con-
sumers generally. o.. Exetar "a Rank
JaH OpposIsc 1AA- -
EVEKY person kn.ws that JACOb a
Il LEVY Ia selling the cheapest Dry GOODS IN the
fstv. lint for Information to those VINO nave not
haen, .so fortunate as TO give him cali, we amx
LIST Of prices All the goods are really as cheap -
thew are rel resented to be. Fine Linen CamDlic
Udkfs at shilling. really worth - cents: LINEN
Cambria Hdkfs from Ga cents 70 3.sa csn.s, al y.
which viii be sold at 50 per cent beow their yAlns
scft Finish Bleached Cottons-yard wide-oniy lze
eeufs-cau't be bought elsewhere Tor less tnan
shi,liug DER yard; Sup Irish Linen at sIT cents
ner ward wou,d be oheap.at so cent?; nice wnite
bTiliante at I2ls CTS. worth lSa and % cts; negro
Blankets loot damaged) in sood order. at VI @ per
rar. worth So; Bleached Cottons. bought IN large
quantities and sold at very lowest price on
have any Goods to purchase remember that NO 10
MAJ street, is the only place where you can get
real barg aims. ia ~
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EVERY person knsws that JACOB 4
THE CROW OF LADIES THAT

i have been at GOLDgMIT'S TINS Weak, arc sht-
isfei that re is closing ont his stock u goods AT n
Of their great bargains they purchased OF him. and
they ali advise their friends TO give him CALL such
did blend cottous at 10 and ia csnts; such goods
have never been oiered in this city at the prlce;
goods tor balls and parties; Coaks Corsefs, Mllpa-
ry goods; every description OF dress ahh Closk
Fringes at a great reduction; fancy Hair PINS ana
hundreds Of other goods will be sDld ss Low prices.
z GOLDSMITH,
10 oNk Rroad st.
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m NEW HAT STORE. MD
FRANK BINF0RD.
Late of the firm OF BiDford. Dickinson Weisiger,
would inf rm his friends sad tho public thet. nav
ing sold has entire interest ia the abJvs concern
Is In no wsy CONNECTED with it. but will open about
the 18th of February. at
Ne 50 MAIN STREET,
Two doors above his old stand, with an entire new
stock of oO<,ro Z,
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS
Thankful for tho patronage bestowed upon nm
beretoforo he would solicit u continuance OF the
.ssrIina the public that fine an assortment
of goods and on as accommodating terms, ca" Do
had of him as elsewhere.
iatIy w vi a. s.1 .no 49, Ia Sim
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4. d. DEED0N.
HOME, THAT is A HOME!

IA FOa SALE
propose to sell my FARM. in the county of Ap-
ponattoI Va, containing $50 Acres lying Ii We miles
f.om Concord Depot, Soath-Side Railroad, aud four
miles from James river in good eondition for grow
lug suy of the crops adapted to this climate, and
worthy an examination Dy any one wishing to pur.
chase The Lands are almost level, every acre OF
which can be cultivated The improvements are all
of the latest style and new costing at least 50 900
About cne-th;rd is now in timber. conveniently ar.
ranged for the fields This land can be bought az it
stands with Teams. Farming Utensils, stock Of eve.
~ desci ption and provisions of every kind for the
year.
The place can be divided TO suit purchasers, with
good Improvements on both places. Possession
given i'm mediately. Address -
jos. JAS. BuRKS.
Spanish Oaks P. o.. Appomattox. Va.
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NEW NorIoN.-Ia the Boston Councilss petition
hss been presented com planning Of the horse rail.
roads, that they remove the snow from the streets
zoo fact aad spoil thesieighinx. Ia New York the
livery stable keepers have applied for ipjunc
tfon to restrain the omnibus people from sailing
Broadway, to get rid Of the snow. The few who
sleigh against the many who travel! Pleasure
against busipessl
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Lola nebtss, vho hes bssa lscturing t. immense
onAteBess 10 Dubin,ts advertised 20 speak IN Man.
1bsetss, Eag-, before long.
~ 1sst nssspspsr 10 Ohio was printed In 1873;
nsu tbsss are 40 weekly, - spui-wsskIy, snd3
1eil1 ssvepspMk
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1859. 1850.
John j. MEL L ON Importer and
wholesale Dealer In Foreign and Domestic Bran
dies, Wines Whiskeys Runs and ,rdals-No l34
Gary street. Richmond. Va, offers for sale
CoGniac and Rochelle BRANpIES In bond or duty
paid
Ho',ssdGtN; Port. Sherry. Madeira and Muscat
Scotch and Irish WHIsKEY; Jamaica RUM
In store, 40 bbls of Domestic Brandt lin and Wits
Key; 100 bbls Mountain Rye Whiskey. (mspu.
featured for me expressly -
Fine old Peach and Apple .randies from to years
old
Choice brands Of Gernan. Domestic and Havana
Segars
few casks OF Rhine Wine, which Twill sell low to
close out the season.
Thankful for past favors, respectfully solicit o
continuance.
60, sole Proprietor of the celebrated Excelsior
Pure Rye Whiskey. ia I-3nl
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BaooKLy1 (NEw YORK; NAVY YAED.--The gross
emoant OF disGurssnsnts az the Brooklyn Navy
Yard for she year ending 3lst December, 1858. was
l,eSe,60 20, Of which $Si2,0l3 6S were paid to
nechanics aud iaborsrs, and $2l4 59S So TO officers
The largest eumbsr Of hands en ployed At any one
tims wSs 1900, and tue snalles. 1900. The present
average 10 tribe over 400.
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Carrot RlcIYE.-To clean marble, take two
eupcss OF common soda, one OF punice stone, and
one VI 1nsly powdered chalk; sift them through
1ns sieve, aud mix them With water: then rub
the mixture veil all over the marble, and the
stsias will b. removed; now wash the marble over
With soap snd water, and IL will be clean as 1t
vas previous to Sc being stained. Sometimes the
marble 10 stained yellow with iron rust this can
- remoyNd with lemon Juice.
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NoaiHERN AND SOUTHERN FIsH.-Dr. Gesner, Of
Brooklyn, In his recent address before the Anne.
rican Geographical Society, says:
The hsh Of the North differed very much In
appearance from those Of the South, as all the
Southern and tropical fish were highly coiored.
like tho ooors Of tie iying dolphin. They seemed
80 DO analogous to the birds Of the SOUTH whilst all
oar Northern Ash arc Of dark color. and yes their
0esh more solid and healthy.
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DARGAINs IN Day GOODs.-Fror

BARGAINS IN Day GOODS. From
~ this time to lat of March next. We intend 70 re
duce our large stock of Goods on hand
to receive our spring supply Having. wltnih eno
last few days. Ne through the entire STOCK IA tsa
ing inventory, we haze, at the same tlme lnipro'cu
the opportunity TO marx down large portios oi
cur stock from Is to so cents on the doi!ar. fsl
chasers of goods in our line will certainly derive
great advantages by giving us q call. we mere
enumerate few leading Goods, marked ao"h W
low water mark .,o. and
l0,t yards OF Dress SiKs' oil 'ariooe s''' "
qualities
100 Dresses, rich Paris Mouselines
50l Yards Lyons Black Silk Velvet
5Gfsl pieces Velvet Ribe0os
2bl) pjeces fiue White Tarlatans
100 pieces fine Pink do
100 doz JouyiE's Kid Gloves r,o ,nd
a50 Muslin Embroidered sets VI Sleeves ana
Golfers
Rich White Sash Ribbons
Cambria Edg ngs and Insertions. In great va
Irish Linens Of superior manufacture
And other White Goods in good assortment;
Anu ''A'' j mIlLHIeER q Bh0.
;o,o 1913 Broad ST.
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WAxsnouGsD IMpos5s.-rhe stock Of foreign
Goods IN wasehouse ss Nsv York. on the LIST inst,
was 81 o6iy 600. against e26.o7oo00, January lst,
lSSe, and tll,o46 January Isf, 1857
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~ UoIy CUSTOMER "A panther, measuring fee
Inch In length, 81 inches in height, and weigh +.
Ing over 100 lbs, was freed aud shot, near Chax y
LAks, Clinton county. n Y, after chass which
lastsd fr Ave days, and during which time, the
eoysnfS killed three deer.
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The New Orleans Bank statement. for the week
ending January sth, elbows rise In specie Of 1886
ass bringing the line back 10 the highest point 81
the season. The loan column Is nearly stationary.
According % a summary OF tho Louisville Com
n,ereial Review based the actual observation or
messenger Who have visited nearly every packing
poin, at the VI st, the Hog crop Of 1888 will show
an toe rease 10 numbers season l-53 and 80 OF
% go decrease in average weight OF i3 81 100 ios
per hog or IFS T49 hogs. of 200 les each, making
net decrease OF hogs from lest season. OF 30
NEW G9IkASs, Jan E-cotton-sales to-day OF
$500 bales and at sitter prices. There Is no change
to report In the qpotationa. Sugar is buoEsnt ane
sales Of $500 hhds at ss.Ssc. an advance OF 7sc
Moiasses-saiss Of 300 hnus at SIC, an scFancs
Ic Flour has an advancing tendency; 6Wn Dds
sold Including 800 bb!s speculation. nj % % an
advance OF 25e Lard in hbls sells at II Cents iof
prime; In6is bsgging l3s; Whiskey &c.
The Stockholders Of the Central Bank Of virginia
at their annual meeting. en- Wednesday last. elect
ed the follow ing Directors for the ensuing year -
VIM Kinney (Presitent) A II IL Stuart, Jacob Bay
Tor. W Bell II W Shelley, b Points. &c rye
Prios II q Guthrie. III PilseD. w Douaghe. jos
A w addell, r II Young and Richard eumnefson.
The 70 nj annual dividend payable on the i2th,
was So net.
Northern Markets-IBr THEaRApHl
BAirINoAs Jan. i9-piour unchanged. Wheat
stead -whits 81 40Ski 60. Corn hgher-white IS
4pI9c; yellow 89s7
NEW YORK, Jan. ~ Flour firm and generally
uncbs aged. Wheat frEl--vhite 81 35t1i 80 res
o. 3ol4t "A. Corn buoyant-mixed ss7s; yellow 20
l.S7.
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DELLEvUE HOspITAL.-This Instil

BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-This Institl
- ton, which has been Ia successful operation 4
the last ere Years is situated on ~.
In delightful, airy position and is furnished vi,
every convenience conducive TO the comfort CT \
tients and the successful treatment OF diseas
IL has lately undergone extensive repairs. Roos
have been nicely furnished suitable to the accoi
mediation of gentlemen who may ind 10 fnconv
nieIit TO be treated ut their private lodgings.
Particular attention will be raid TO the iysSet
wards, which are peculiarly commodicus.
(Phydble on the remecai u TIE Patiently
White patients. per week
UOlOreQ DO. s..... D
Private Rooms, ....-........H TO SIS
3F City scceptaDces required for patients frti
the country, unless where the parties arc known
one of the Physicians of the Hospital.
This includes all charges for Board Medical attet
Apce Nursing and Medicine. BY an arrangene,
with the Infirmary of the Medical College, q sms
additional fee ranging from 81 to $50. Will be char
I'd for Surgical cases. The particular sum may
ascertained beforehand by application to one OF q
attending Physicians.
No small pox admitted.
No patient received for less than week.
The undersigned will give their personal stte
ton to sil patients placed in their Hospital.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES BOLTON NJ. D.,
Grace street, between 4th and 5thI
THOMAS POLLARD. N. D.,
Basement of the Powhatan House
0. A. CRBNSHAW, NJ. d,
Franklin st., next door below Trinity Church
VIM. W. PARKER, u. D.,
Lsw Building, franklin street, next door to stats
THOs NJ NIXON NJ d. Resident Physician
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NovlL CASE DrctpsD We mentioned some
time egot the trial ofs Mr. Cooper, In the L. s. Dis.
orict Court at Cleveland, Ohio, for detailing the
Us. mail. Cooper had obtsibed Judgment for
800 assinst the Pittsburg, Fort Wsynejald Chica.
70 Railroad Company, and to compel payment he
levied on the locomotive Of the mail train, thus
Delaying the malls forty minutes The governs
nsnt brought suit against him. and the jury rem.
dered . verdict against the dc fendant.
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NkATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
" SHOYELS, TONGS and POKERS.-I lave for
sale an elegant assortment OF all kinds OF Crates
handsome and plain sets of Snoyels, Tongs and
Pokers teven different sizes of coal Scuttes cnder
5hoves, fire Shoyes; handsome stands TOR Shovels
and pokers; Blower Stands Brass and Iron FootmSus
are Brick fire Slabs and Jams; sets of SOap Stone for
setting UP Crates; Tavern and Church Bells OF
sweet tone. Builders housekeepors, and others in
want OF any of the above articles be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. am manufacturing
all kinds of Brass and Iron Works OF the above Do
scription at my BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
0RATE and FENDER MANUFACT0RY, No. 225
Main street. between sth and 9Th streets West side
Richmond, Va.
4. D.. DEkDlN.
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LorrHRIua
CPARTA A-ADEMf LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PkiZE $50, 0ool
TfGH ETN ONLY 30

NOTICE TO THE PUBLf -As the msEbsrs o.
our Arm have by wsy Of purchase, peeome the 0In-
" OF the grants chartered By the states Of Detnr
ware, Kentucky, Missouri. anu part OF thoss ~
(Aeor Rln under the management OF Messrs uIokWy
d MAury u WILMINGTON Delaware. we have aeein.
ed IL expedent TO change the ustne 81 our ~
ana after January lst. 1852 TO that OF WOO, Ell
D CO., who will hereafter have the mans9emeu' ~
tie sparta Academy Lottery. and the osners' -
abess aantd. ....-a,ct
In ali traussctions We have endeavored TO conduo,
our business with integrity and promptnesas anu
we can assufe the pubic that the patronase &c n
fore bestowed on VA IL well deserving on pSinx
ferred to our successors. Very respecu1iS,s ~
Augusta. Georgia. Dec. Is. 1853.
waon rnpy 4 CO. Managers. Successors to
SWAN 70.
The following bcneme will be drawn ~ w. ~,
EDDY 4 Co. Managers of the Sparta Acaaemy L sa
fary in each of their single Number Lo,tefies ,oI
lamar. 1879. at AUGUSTA, Ca, IN pupnc' ohuer
the observation-disclosures of Commissioners nan
nj. ass draws on SATURDAY, January !. iosS'
MAS ; draws on SATURDAY, january . is.s
Mass draws On SATURDAY, January Is, igs'
GLASS draws on sATuRDAY' January % 90 I'd
ON THE PLAN OFSLNGLE NUnoIh"'
1--WE THOUSAND FIVE a N U.hED AN y
TEN PRIZESl
Nearly one Prize 90 sreTy Aine ltcSets!
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMkl
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NAVAL OS1ioRR Disnissxp.--Lieut. 6. Y. Hunter.
iafs parser In the navy, hes been dismissed from
o0es. 10 accordance With the fading of the court
nsssial rsesusly bell Ia Charlsston.- Boston Tyap
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HNl BRLe. COMMON WHISKEY

NV Is bbls Old Bourbon do very superior
50 bb G Sugar
10 hhds N - sugar. fair to choice
250 boxes Adamsntine Candles, various brands
10 hhds bright new Sides
10 hind, do do Shoulders
10 tieIcss Cincinnati Lard
SO oG0 Segars, assorted
25 bbls y o Moiasses, Lew crop
100 bags Rio Coffee
50 bags prime Laeuayra Coffee
Together With a full assortment of Brandies Wines
0in snuff Curdage. WOODWARD, &C, dc, in store anc
TO arrive, for SAFE by
jalG P0TT5. FARLEY h CO.
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WATTS CUFF BaAGED PLOWs-

w CO-PARTNERSHIP-N have ASSOCIATED
ourselves in business, under the firm of GEO WATT
90. and VIII continue TO maze and sell Georgt
Watts Patent Flows, namely: Cuff Brace with
Breast Improvement and Hanover patterns of differ
ent slzes with both wrought ard cast points, an
will keep on hand all the Castings belonging t
them
We likewise make and sell hill side and subsoi
Plows,J jumping Coalters. Cultivators Corn or Tobac
scrapers. Corn shelters, Corn Planters, (Calwelr.
nake.) STRAW Cutters, Grain Cradles, &C. Nearly
oil OF these implements are made in our own facto
~, of the best material. and warranted to give So
tisfacsion or be returned.
We solicit cali from the agricultural community
securing them that our best efforts will be used /
give them superior articles.
GEO WATT
HUGH A WATT
December 22d. 1883. ia
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4 YoUrHYUI SPgAKER -Mr. Lswreocs, recently
elected Speaker Of the House of Rspresen tatives
In the Legislature Of Penusyivanis, 10 from Dau-
phin county, and only twenty -six years Of age.
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THUS. NJ NEAUN. NJ. ID. Nestdent PhyEici
@60O REWARD.--JEFFRIEs'
4 VIRGINIA REMEDY.-Mrs. DAW

A VIRGINIA KEMEDY,-mre. DAW,
LAC0UdH ELIXIR, one of the best known A
dies for Coughs and Coids. has been in fss in "
mond and IFS vicinity for the past fifteen or tive
yeors. and has always proved etheacious in Con
and Colds. Tho following certificate was volun
Iy given By Rev. MIR. Wiies in tsA
BOWLING GREEN, CAEOLIsg, March Is, las
Mr.. O. @. WALrER-Dear air: take pleasur.
informing you that Mrs DAVIS C,,tch Eltrir
purchased Of you, has acted like charm upotAn
little daughter. when sac had the WhoopinG Coz
very bad, have used it also in cases Of Colds
tended with severe coughing, aud In eysry case L
same happy results have been produced. i regs
this preparation an excellent medicine and In q
Judgment no family ought 20 be withoutit.
A. WILLIS,
Pastor Of the y. Il. Church, South, on Caroline C
cult, Va. Conf.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Fisher & Winstr
Miilspaugh 4 Johnston, J. w. Garlick, y. j. Pea
A. Bodeker and Chas. D. Yale. Richmond. &c 2
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amy. @. Z. nnookA

mon 1u8 0u8AAs. w
p!uN eyes ere full Of danAe'-
beware their tender niew.
The, III leave thy hestt ,ue"s
:s f.. CIV, ,s: s;, .ss, s S;..d
lNtpcs % ~. 20. vpus aIAucsN win,
f fnss ncs too dsep-too deep thsrsinl
n,ue syes with scui are beamine.
Tnsv1I lock thee through ana threush;
Win light VI love they e. streaming.
10 mild. and Vain, and true.
AnS vhen my hears 10 pors distrees'd.
Ard sorrow Ats my lonely breast.
Tst. thsn, blue eyes my sorrow win
Vhatjoy. what bltas 80 thsfeinl
Sine syes from heaven are lighted
with holy. soutbern glow,
To cheer poor man benfghted.
And charm him out Of woe.
And when cold wtntry cicudsarse,
And shroud In gray the suany ssies.
Then lea blue eyes my glances win
/ 6nd NJ sky-my deg thereto
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A DAM'S>EXPREss COMPANY
~ Have removed their Office to A2. Main st.
above 10th, opposite Oorinthian Hall. SQoDs
called or and delivered FREE % charge For drag
sce lots
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TAB IcI CaoP.-AlthoHgh dealers In Ice have
sos been kept 30 long In suspense this year as
last. respecting the size Of their crop, there are
more dfawbscks to their succoss than most people
Imagine. Their article In trade was manufactured
with remarkable rapidity during the prevalence OF
the late cold term, bat as Is 10 not in human
nature 20 be able TO move about on the river dur.
ing saeh weather. work was suspended, thus los
ing three valuable days. Then came more snow,
which had to be cleaned OF before cutting could be
commenced: thea rain, hich drove all hands in
dooss, and thawed away much Of the ice. Not
withstAnding these disadvantages, work has bsen
prosecuted with sneh energy during favorable
Vsa&nsr, 1t the Ice stations OF Athens and Cats
tiil, shAt half the full or.p has been already
housed. The ice 10 fonnd to be Of fine quality,
from 10 to Il iuehss thick. We learn that opera.
tioAs have not yet been commenced at Roekiaad
Lake, irom which the Knickerbocksr Company
dsfiss tie greater portion Of their stock.
Nssc York C6%gtsy.
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a. FOR RENT--A brick He use on
80 Church Hill. with rooms, brick kitchen
with rooms, and well OF first rate water in the
yard. Possession given Immediately. Price $3.50 -
Apsly 10 PC LAkUe.
IN If
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-20
aU SPRING TRADE. 6D
ENTIRE NRwAsD FRESH STOCK OF
HATS CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS.

Elicit & WEISI0ER
WIN oman in their elegant and spacious store, No
,s7 Main street (opposite the Exchange BANK ana
sioining Messrs Kent. taine & CO.. on the 18TH DAY
- stnck If Iiouds selected With the best care
from the largest manufacturers and importing
houses. =. -, -.....u
entireIy for cash hich will enable them to offer to
country mercr ants, their friends and tho public
line OF the best quality and newest .tyles, and at
prices which cannot fail to secure the patronage Of
the public. ELLETT WElSlGah.
IA TIA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-20

CeS1 uCAHADA.-Ths Thermometer In Montrsa
o. Tuesday, Jsa. II, marked thirty three degrees
below ssro. which wAs tue coldsst siuce 1920
The ousbse Mercy says the 1lth II WAS the cold
est day ever kpova Ia Canada