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GEN. PAEZ IX VINEuELA.-A letter from Carraca AZ,
January 4, gives ewing account OF the reception
Of Gen. Paez At that els and at Valencia. the capt.
tai OF the republic Business entirely suspend
ed-speeches; professions and bu,inshts were the
lluminations The national Convsntion had con-
rmed the nomination Of Cen. Castro, to the Presi-
deccY.
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Fatal CoLLlsIoN.-A few sghts since, the steam.
or Plymouth Rock, white on has way from New
York to stonngtou, c., ran foul ofa small &c caoon
er, when John L. Staib, of Providence, II. / fell
oven board and was drowned. There was very little
injury to either yesseis.
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~18s9. Nrw CROP


PETERS, INfALLIBLE REMEDY FOR dONOR-
hAEA. AND ALL SECRkT DISEASES
This great American Remedy, containing no Mer
curial or Balsamis properties, excels every thina
heretofore offered the public. in is curative resto
ratiys aad IeaovatIng powers; and the medical
world are as.onisbed when told that the above re
uedy will care the above diseases, AID confounde6
But the proprietor. who has known of the remsdy
Tor twenty odd years. has known Of case Of twsnfy
years standing to be restored to perfect health and
All other cases OF shorter Duration to be restored
without single exception, and therefore challenges
any case OF Gonorrh9a y hich the remedy will NOT
cure, provided tine directions are carried cut with
prudence on tho part Of the patient and to any one
purchasing half q dozen bottles, aud using accord
ingly, in his or her case he guarantees a perfect
cure; and In case Of failure. Will fr lish additional
medicine, free of charge, to complete the cure
through his agents; and cure will be effected with
out Inconvenience to the patient. Sold by
GRUBBS 4 APPERsON, Druggists,
de 10-6mh No 20I Rrosd st
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FAMINE IN CASADA.-Ths distress which pre-.
walls in some Of the tow nships of the county OF
Bruce, In Canada, is represented as most appall-
ing. There are hundreds of families verginx on
stsrvatiou many CT tie best and thriftiest far
ners are destitute Of the wherswilhal TO carry
thom through till another harvest-;he crops Of
rhe past year having almsst proved TO al failure.
FAMILIES are subsisting on a few boiled turnips
others on bread and water alone, and tho supply
small that ir cannot keep body ami soul ha
together for many weeks longer. Some have co !.
sumef everything in the shape Of vegetation, and,
as their last resort, have Slaughtered their oxen,
which rm their whole subsistence
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HELpING THE NEEDY.-Yba lady 7

HELPING THE NEEDY.-The lady mem-
bers of the various Baptist Churches in this CITY.
arc arranging for holding grand "Union Fair -
at Mech anlcs' Institute Hall, to raise means for
the new Baptist Church ia Manchester. The
time for this entertainment has not been definite.
ly determined upon, as yet, but will be settled in
the course Of few days.
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The PEACH CRoP.A correspondent of tho Buf,
fal Commerci.i says that the peach crop OF wes.
tern New York was destroyed by the excessive
cold Oh the 10th inst. Reliable intor nation from
fruit growers iu various parts Of the country,
show that on the EXAMINATION Of many hundreds
Of fruit buds, all we're und desd. 1t 10 a we'll
established tact that the fruit buds Of the peach
ordinary cannot endure more than about Al de.
grees Of tross and. consequently, when tho ther,
Tnomster siuks to II beion the germ of the
peach will be destroyed.
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DISSOLUTlON.-The n partnership Of
~ MCCARTHY SON was dissolved son the
18th ipst by the death Of JOHN II. MCCARTHY.
These indebted 10 the hrm will pie ase make Inn
mediate payment; and those ~ whom they are in :
deeted win present their accounts 70 the surviving
partner. n MCCARTHY.
Richmond Jan 25.'1Ss9. S ia 26
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ExrRSs,vE ASSORTMENT OF BOGUS CoIy.--Tbe
arrest of John r. Hutchinson, hailiny from
Richnond, Va. ia Memphis, Tenn, last week with
q large quantity Of counterfeit money, las been
noticed The Eagle, Of that city, says:
He entered tbs clothing store Of Messrs L. Kauff
msn Co., and purchased clothing to the amount
OF S35. In payment he received q S. South Caro-
lima bill, two s. bills on the Southern Bank OF
Kentueky, and ono $40 bill on the State Bank OF
Missouri. On presenting these bills, he remark.
cd that he knew nothing about the South Carolina
money, and would not warrant it to be good, but
the balance he was acquainted with, and would
vouch for its eEuneusss. After he left, kauff.
man Go. ascertained that the IS 8. Caroiina
money tabout which Hutchinson was 30 du.
bious) was the ouly good bill of the lot
the remsiaing thirty dollars being counterfeits.
information was Immediately lodged at The Police
stst'on,.ani iu short time Mr.. Hutchinsoa was
arrested On sxanina.ion, lie was found to be in
possession OF upwards Of 81 500 OF counter felt
money, ranging IN denominations from dimes ND
70 too oilis There were bogus dimes, quarters.
naiVes, aud gold dollars; counterfeit ones d yes,
tens, tSenties and fiftes The couuterfeit t,snk
ti'is were divided between the Southern Bank of
| Kentucky, the State Bauk of Missouri, the Ma
tcnai Bank of Illinois, and one OF tive Michigan
Banks. They were all we'll executed, and dlfIicnlt
| 10 detect. The bogus dimes and quarters we're
admirably executed, and we do NOT Lesitate 10 sax
We would have taken them without doubling their
genuineness. He had only Sl3 IS in good n,oney
Hutchinson hais from Richmond, Va and tax =,
his arrest with the utmost uncopcern Hs re.
marked he had no idea anything would be done
with him, aud that he expected to get out of the
scrape without much trouble.
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OPERA SINGER DEAD-Foreg2 j,urua,s anHoanc
the dea th Of Tile Kstiuka Heiuefetter. She was
the youngest and survivor of the four sisters Of
her name--al remarkable for tine beauty of their
voices and psrsons-and began her career somo
fifteen years ago ut the Grand Opera at Paris. Her
career WAS destroyed by the recklessness of her
life; the Paris orettes used 20 be Mortified at
her vice, and it is said that her Vienna conduct
was worse than 1t was in France.
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STRANGE MORTALITY or HOES AND CAPrLI "A
friend living in the neishborhoed Of Fort BEewder
In this county, infoi ms that be has, within few
days, lost some twenty odd tine pork hogs, and
some fifteen or twenty bead OF cattle, by some ua-
known disease Taey were all in good condiiit D.,
and would cat heartily even up 70 the moment OF
death. in fact one COW was 10 the act of eating
oats and dropped dead suddenly rs II il had
been shot. Several ether planters In the sams
section have lost stock IN the same way. No cine
to the cause has - yet bsea discovered d-Ea fduia
(Aid Spirit. IS
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the 30ih regiment turned in full fcres upon the
St. Lawrence and ptrtornsd all the light Infantry
egontioDs, consequent on the corps acting a. skir
mshsrs thrown out to cover the advance Of hrlg
asie across tse froz3u surface Of the river The Of
feet is described as very picturesque
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MEDICAL CARDS.
- On. b. 8. VEsr, late Of Henrico

- DR. PIoor has removed his ofkce
to frsnklin, bstwesn Locust Alley and 18th sts
ID 2l-tms s. -
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DOCTORS DIFFsRrSa.-The New York Academy
OF Medicine have been holding u long discus
sion upon the cause of the death of Mr. Whit
sey, whose windppe, 1t is alleged, was perforated
With probsng. while administering nitrate of
silver tor an iuhamed throat and lungs. few
days afterwards the patient died, exhibiting very
extraordinary symptoms aud very great distress A
physician, formerly attending the patient char sed
malpractice upon the latter employed doctor, aud
this vast be hat was Up before the Acsdmy
OF MsdiciOe. As usual, there va, the greatest
difsrsncs of opinion among the doctors; 80, for
peace aake, they almost unanimously passed a
comproDise resolution, declaring, virtually, that
tho mars death was not in consequence Of the
treatment Of any of three doctors who attended
him, but complication of diseases. The opinion
most prevalent is, that the man died from q com I.
picstion OF physicians, aud the New York papers
are now discussing whether the unusual Mortality
OF that citytwice As great, in proportion to pop.
uasion ss any other eiy-is owing to local causes,
injurious to public health, or to the absencs of
medical skill in the dscsors
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CO-pARTW rRag1rTD

cn pAnTNruonrn sEaa
We. sns ~ saDscrioe.s hsvs this daX sorzed -
LIN for tks nnrna.. ~ - " oon y 49,; aNS 9AlvS
Whsjssaia And ks4sii sohesCun8 GeAefel
= fsT : p1sr AVN vAncv
DRY fsOG, = n
In .hs ass..n, 49, s.,s:s ~ aN
~ ,,,as t - nou DGiuIn8, tos NAM streets which
nss a. !ass sh rysn STnsa sreStev ior Cur y use %
purpes, % onen IN ,hsss NM ana Cur
{%Ss;R. 81 : sSnpis.s aud entreiy NV sTock 81 81
se,ec.sd ~ ecaiiy ior the sssr class
win no. es surpssssd IL this city, Our long ssUs
n a's g .ss Dry 3. sS: ssa
iss.a,s.: ;ss'. ssssss will lsss1:S :.s ~
iisss for oisrisx the public gensra!y. and our Ys
M as toreg u our late tuiness With ~ kines
s 70 n :.
most tdiscriminatins bayers Wins an tSs Tsss.
m msps;s sssss%axMxs.s & snsh e wr.p 7'7a.e1
H6USE FURNSHiN0 GOOns ssseg
.u PLANTATIONS fABafCa.
inc vsr;ef;es aud gyadas ~ '' s~s isssSes-
.upenFSAs9ss pELk9AsT Silks AND DRESS ao0DA
' 'oi ~ mANTLis AND sHAwLe
win recaiye especiaI Attention Arranrense@ss 80
importers in the large marx ess will enabls NJ -
NOVELTIES they appear IL 'Ss country CO. ar ssS1
nAal and sELsoF goods not found In sxsluaivs
=
nave an incTeasine oemand ano sucn Goods also ~
are Iequsreo " Oommission MercnAnts Tor the fAr
men VIII Dc uioasne1 ~ Small advance upQn the
tronsge OF al, CASH and punctua credit buyers vhs
VIII VIII 90 expecteu 20 se'tie tpeI acsounts ssntenns-
a.y ~ thi~ stem is now conceded y pfonAote the
selling SUPERIOR 9soss A. AZ Low rsIc.s. and prompt
trons ys ~ tSa ruh1,c ~ s~e' " HAsa" w ~
WH p MAYO Esn long and ~ tans,veyv tno,,,
M a member Of the ista hnnsc of RinforJ NJ
lar "a interasteS in onr bs s.ires. ana iii 49,
tn h bis yainahis ssrvicss ''' ".~ VIM oo'oso
I0EY n wATuvpa
Of tbs late Arm ~ phca : W"sL,r.
.~n JAMES h FfOKIEN
OF the late arm, OF Hocmes TicxIs,
~ 4 Waiiaee FrSdsrie shnr,
Japusrv lat Ise se 80
' #
ACARD IT xv;Il ha sa.r ~ ta..x.
a ,. w" os Soon ~ tno aoo'e,
that j am Interested IN the buainsss Ct Messrs.
WATKINS FUN LEN. I respectfully solicit the
patronage Of my friends AND those Of the late fra
eI biEiofd, Mayo biair, peORing 20 the NJ Al tbs
aayaniages wnicn are PROMISED IN the above ndyer-
tsement Their wants either In person or by order.
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de -6ms No NI Broad st

~ Ho! ALL IN DYsPEPTICs ALI
who suffer from Headache. Giddness, Nervousness
Mouth. Irregular or DencieDt Appetite, Acidity
heartburn. costiveness. &C. &c 4, can be promptly
restored to health by The use OF BAKERS CELE
BkATEp PhEMIUM DITTERS.
For sale by, Messrs. Fisher Winston. Druggists
Richmond. Va. De N--fa
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Adaitionsl by the 0vsriana Mali,
The papers received BY the Overland Mail fu

The papers received by the Overland Mail fur-
nish the following items:
Major Dodge, just returned from Pyramid Isk a
reports the weather intensely cold, causing great
suffering among the Iodiaas, Ia conssqu Of the
want OF food and clothing
Major johnson, with detachmeas OF the sixth
Infantry, was en- route for that country, to look
after the Indians.
Parties In California are maturing a proposition
TO transport the entire letter and ne tais
By the Overland Mail to . point within the Uoited
states, asking for no extonsisn Of bay If they fail
to transport the mails within the given time.
and asking for no special protsc from the In-
dams.
That portion Of tho Presidents message trest-
Ing OF Kansas was not fzvorably receive In Orr
egon, on the gi0und that tho Presidents policy
would retard the admission of that Tsrritory into
the Union
The Legislature of Washington Territory has
adopted resolutions instructing their delegate in
Congress to urge the necessity OF establishing
line OF military posts from waIia Walla via tbe
south Pass to the Missouri river.
The Indians had again Obstructed the road with
rocks at DEVILS Canon.
Copious rains had fallen at Sierra Queco. sun.
plying the company with sufficient water for the
whole season.
A detachment Of cavalry under Capt. Palmer.
had left Fort Smith for Fort Arbuckte
The mail coach was delayed twspty.six hours
on the route, making the running time less than
twenty.thrse days.
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:, Fatal MIsTAxE.-Nrs. Cha;fsld, aged 81, wife of
Enos Chaihe!d, 81 stSheffeld, Mass feeling un WE'LL
a lew nights ago, went to the cupboard aud drank
what sne supposed to be curraut wine. L. proved
TO DO corrosive sublimate, and she died almost
Instantly. ~ ~
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STABBEO. We noticel in last Hatur.
days Dispatea that William r. Roupdtrse had
been stabbed the evening before by William Pats
terson, and then expressed the opinion that the
terday morning Patterson was up for hearinr.
and two or three witnesses were examined. but a.
neither Of them could throw much light upon tho
cause and progress of the muss, the investigation
was adjourned unti! to-day. Patterson alleges
that Roundtree struck him without any cause, and
denies that he used any knife in the scuffie. The
wound proved TO bs very tr.iiing one, aud NAV
not have been produced by an unlaw fui weapon. :
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SRoeKISG DEpsAv.TY.-Among the day scho lars
at one of the female seminares In this city. ha,
esen for some time back dashinx, pretty young
woman. Yesterday the Chief OF Police learned
the fact aid notified the principal that this dash
ing pupiis real name-or a! least that BY which
she was known to the poiics-wa. Mrs -. and
that she was the keeper Of u notorious house of
assignatiou The woman cap have had but one
purpose in going to tho school. aHd that is too
horrible to coniemplate.-Cin. Gazette
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- DR. POLLARD has removed hi
ounce TO EELsIE's NEW BUILDING, on l2th ct,
between Main and Frankli0 pesr The sfsfe Co,sr 1
House. A. night he may be found as the FxcL auas
notei Aservsat will be also found as his Office af
niSuks fhZ-lm4
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ARRESTED "A. G. Elmore, osherw iss called A. G.
Coleman, was arrested iu Savannah on the 29ih
uIt., under a warrant charging said Elmore alias
Cole nan With forgery to the snount Of several
thousand dollars, and also with obtaining goods
under false prstencss in New York.
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A TKLEaRAPHIC FsAT.-0n Saturday evening, the
National Telegraph line worked an anbroken cirs
eoit from New York to Leayenworth, Kansas, and
subsequently to Prairie du Chien. Wis Messages
were sent and received with the same promptness
with which they could have been sent atty miles
The distance by the wires to Lsavenwortt 10 uear-
ly 1000 miles Dispatches were also dropped at all
the principal cities on the route,
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S- The BEST CoyaH SYRUP IN TIL

WUKLU.
The best Cough Syrup In the world Is Harts
horne's Pectoral Syrup of " lid Cherry.
This article is prepared by chemist, and Is pro
bounced By medical men, and those who have useo
It, to be the best preparation for Coughs, Colds
Jatarrh. Bronchitis. Hoarseness, Sore Throat from
cold, and preventive Of that lion Of diseases
Consumption.
Persons who sing should use It. II is pleasant I,
che taate softens clears and strengthens the voice
,ays sll irritation of the throat and lungs and pre-
rents taking cold.
Bottles Is and 50 cents and 81. Sold by all Drug
yists in Richmond. Norfolk, Petersburg, and al
towns in Virginia. &C l5-6m
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S~To TIE SoUrH SIDE.

E~To THE SoUrH sIDB.-By late
tariff The Dauville Railroad Company have reduced
the rate of freight for transporting Ground Plaster
from this date, WITH THIS Pa0vISo, that pouDII
sArs will be charged during the months Of APRIL,
NAY AUGUST ard SEPTEMBER.
orders 70 any extent can be Supplied from the
purest Lump, but should be given early to eNsurt
it in time
Farmers supplying bags charged one dollar pa
- JOHN Il CLAIBORNE,
ia 3-3m No IL Pearl street.
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Arrnnpr ro Roa ANorHEa OHIO n

AfTEMPf 70 Kos AN0THER OHIO TREAsrHr-A
daring attempt WAS made to rob the Subj ssury
ofsummis County, on Sunday evening Lest. A
school house on the suburbs of the town was Aired,
which drew the citizens to that point; when the
roboer began his work to effect entrance at the
window the Treasury, unseen ~ he supposed
70 enter the building, and then pouncsd upon him,
aud secured him.
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GAhBLEas EN Roufx RoE PiKs's PslK.-Ths Dss
Moines State Journal, Of the 18th ult, says "A
Isrsy Of men, With lady and children, passed
through our city the other day, ca route for the
gold minss. They had three wagons and buxRy.
Among the loading wsre We undsrstsad, billiard
ana roulette table, quantity Of liquors. and :
last horse accompanied the train. -Eniighss0ed
civilization b on its march westward"
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will be kept always full and eompisse, the inersas
ing varieties aad grades Of - =
kMBROIDERlES sac $50
AND SUPERB LACKs. -
- JOEL . WATKINS,
OF the late firm IF Pfice q Watkins.
JAMES b fICKLBN,
OF tho late firm, of Hocmes, FicSIsn
q Wallace. Frederic ksbur9

A CARD.-It will be seen by the above,
that I am interested in the buainsss CT Messrs
WATKINS F1CKLEN. respectfully stliCit the
patronage Of my friends and thoss Of the late FRA
advantages which are promised in the above adv err
tsement Their wants, either In person or By order
shall ut all times receive my careful and prompt at.
tentiou. VIM MAYO
Inn
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~HARrsHoass 8 ANTI BILIOUS Pill

N. B.-Hot Cold and Shower BATHS can be had
sll hours. Single Bath Is cents or tickets for cn<
tOllar. les
~HARrsHoRNE 8 ANrI-BILIoUs PILLS
.re the safest and best Purgative Pills in They
vet upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels, carryinf
"a all bile and every foul secretion. They don'i
<ipe are easy in their operation and can be taker
Vt 1any time without fear Of exposure. They remove
0lds from the system and prevent Eheuna ISIS. =
y you suffer with any pain, use HAHTSHORNE'e
luRE-ALL. the great PAIN ANEIuILATOR
World.
Sold by all Druggists in Richmond. ee ls-sm
~ ARTIFICIAL rEsrH-THR CHEo.
PLASTIC PnsGrss g w JONES. DEsrIsr. hayini
mode II making rkEIii. and after alsino and test
ing 1t IN the mo dttscaH cases aclsere other 0fe
had toed IS entirely satisfied Of its absolute superi
ortty over the gold silver aud piatina method
therefore, with confidence, recommend It to all u b.
ms desirefuii or of teeth; and esp
w to such may be dissatisfied with those fhsy ar
soie assng In this proc-rs ali OF the ooJre
feet cures com fort and STABILITY 70 the ri, aud tf,
eel being ehbedea ia the metal, the food is excIu
,od from unper or between them; they are there
ore. cleaner, smoother. andin every respect better
olate TO the mouth. and thu suction the, eby =.
ured. he insert one more teeth sDithout clasps
and in l cases guarantee perfect and satisfactsr
ft. :,
I'd by thsse standing highest in the profession
North and South. testimonials will be given, and
.pecimers exhibited, to any who may desire to
them The old ptates Of those wishing 70 exchange
paw. win Of course, make teeth on the old mode
for thoss who may prefer IL.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and teeth OF
traeted by electricity for those who wish i,
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mediate payment; and those % whom they are in
deeted win present their accounts 70 shs spiyyjpg
Richmond. Jan 2s.'lSs. 9
nIsSOLUTION.-The Co-Partnership
~ of JNO o TAYLOR ! BROTHER expired on
against he conce n will p,ssss grs;sns shsT ppo
nISnmono, reg !. Ie9e. = -
NIssOL UTION OF CO-PARTNgR.
~ snIP-Ths e.ncern OF WILLtM0HAM 4
rAADi was dissolved By Limitation On the lat o.
B y TARDY has sold ard assigned hi: en.irs In
terest 10 the concerntoJ WILLladHAM,t this day.
who is an horizeo the Of the concern In
| liquidation nly Parties having csaDs ssaiDst the
concern will present them TO htm tor ymsnt, those
SSyis.sSSYhAA' yfaaSg
found at the house of Cochran Co, 20 -. ham-
eers street, where he will be gratihsd TO ses his
| f,icpds ts4-dlw
DISSOLUTION.-The firm Of KELLY
consent O. nj KELLY has dispossd of hfs interest
has assumed All the obligations Of the ooresIn. anA
to whom thoss indebted are IeQussssd 70 mnks pay.
mtnt. Gk0k9k d. kkLLfs
JEFFREY MASON.
Richmond. Feb. ist., lssa.
P Sin returning my thanks TO tAe pubic for
asLLx sAs0s would ssa .sspsssfsIly ..s
sss ~ sf E. motto; and s:
him with call for anything in hi. lils u tIsnsss
sx-zw go 2. -. KALLY.
r,o-PARTNERSHIP NOTICR-Ths
" undersigned have. this day sssoeissed thsw.
selves together under the Arm ssi 4 q POTTS,
skecksY ksc oss ns & sSs1
BuelNESs 10 the city OF hchnoud. az
msss a..s .ssss ssfs "a sss
;hry .iil tssg oops,.ssly os hand "A sea-
in shs GROCERY sns, l. .iudins cc1ss. 5sssys. No
lass-s Bacon. Liquors. &C.. 40. Ae % VI lch tAey
osxte call the attention Of their trade
sss ei.l :...nson .ilI :: ys.a :. ns.ls q =,
be- made skArb kioRb J SsqfHsst qff2HsstsY,
| :. J! F1'sssL % ssLsisa1it. !. sittEt''''
NOTICE. - The underrignei 90 part
- sership, hsrsseioEs esis,isg sndss r. ssyls
and arm q gsssgs Hsxtsg + src he ss.a soa sss
Ixs A-Issr is sioss saiSssssd e eealscs - siils
das % the late nrm- SSvt ~ III n.n4ns. 49,.
/ A cARD.-LLvi HTxrE1 vssls re-
"A spsetfally anaeaacs e y. it,ssas sss'o.sfs
s Hsss Il az 4. :: :: =:
his 1ssross and would sos ieit so9lsS.ss: q the
'Ass ss.sss .ss. * 'ksss Es,s .ss..s.
THE UNDERDI6NKD AaV& nis day
IA .s;s.'s;'ss ::,,: sssss :ais:s;s. % Z: 1'e i.
NJ: =: ::..::; :;:;;: -:
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-09

CHs.P SLEiGHISa.-In coinpliauce with the lata
o,aer OF Mayor aud Aldermen of R,ston, omniLp.
sleighs were substituted tor cars on all the horse
railroads. on Wednesday in that city