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rsmancsal QUESTION: OF Aim.
r.. ~ york Herald published, some ''"e
.,nes . table Of the debt OF the Earope"n 49,
.sn-,nr than, Ia amount In round n"".e'
=. a.. thousand millions Of dollars sun SUI, |
.aaw,ov that, even II peace were .,,.,ns |
,h.sa governments would require to eo' r..
,h. nreseat year two buudrcd mh"oo' "a.
1900 IA tha common idea, thar So"' -"
.a. ,.rse .trinrs of Europe, tue h"" ~
.ae w.. - .,rinas ~ long as the emterh
80. s.,.ssn England aud the United States
"a r.. !. hacked by New York; but the mo
-. %, b.eties falls him, he ceascs to bold the
,,... airing. OF Europe. Great Bfita'a belongsfo
the s.me class Of military monafchios which the
yaadan Times characterises as "decaying under
ths overwhelming mass OF their own weight
Her financial aud commercial system, as well as
that OF every other Power 10 Western Europe. de"
Ponds upon the cotton aud tobacco of the United
States aud the sugar Of Cuba aud Brazil, products
exclusively Of slave labor The moment thes"
great revenue and labor sources are stopped, or
withdrawn from their present channels from any
csase whatever, England ceases to he the banker
Of Europe, and the revenues, as we'll as the war
making power of European governments. will de-
pend 90 the good will of the United states. The
nations of Europe may break ont at any moment
but the Cabinets of Europe will not go to war
against each other unless they feel that they are
all right In regard 10 cotton, tobacco and sugar.
ana tina. New York will back whoever backs
them"
The modest manner in which New York repre-
sents the "cotton, tobacco aud sugar" is refresh.
log TO behold. There 10 truth, though. 10 the
statement that the financial and commercial sys.
TEN of all Europe depend upon the products OF
aiave labor. But Great Britain is not "a military
monarchy. decsying under the overwhelming
mass of ito own weight" That idea has been
held mp before the people Of this country fer the
last halt century, aud every year the British
government aud empire have beeu growing
stronger. II 10 wiser to admit the full capacity
Of . rival, than TO depreciste him. In the one
case We are stimulated to rely upon ener.
gies; 10 the other, place our hopes Of advance
ment upon his supposed deficiencies, rather than
on our own exer tons. Great Britain 10 not MILF
tary monarchy, but a constitutional government,
In which the conservative and popular elements,
If not exactly balanced. move in harmony, and
make as strong and enduring a government as
there Is at this time on the face of the earth -
That government does not suit our Republican
opinions a. ALL but it suits an Englishmans nature
admirably, and the branches, stems apd leaves OF
the tree do not derive their vgor, vitality, fresh
ness aud beauty more completely from the sap
than docs the whole of the British constitutional
oak, including the Hottest of its arstocratic
branches, derive its nourishment aud strength
from the Interests, ideas and sentiments Of the
British people.
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SPRIEG, 1859.
SANUEJ, NJ PRICE & co.

SAMUEL NJ. PhlCE w.
Are In receipt of y large portion OF their VOL as
sorted aad carefully selected
SPRING STOCK,
row being bcught by their senior partner in the
Northern markets
sILKS-In Robes, two Hounced and deux Jupes,
Baya6ere Beautiful rhene Beyadere. Black otto,
Black Gro Grain end TsEetas.
FOUbARD siLKS-ln BAyadere, two 1Junced
and printed
RUBFS-Fp Pole de Chevre
KIATS-Tnglish AVID American, IN style and
variety heretofore unsurpassed
BrAUTIFUL BKILLiANTS. French Cambrics
and Prints g.. ,,-. = j,
Travelling Dresses, their assortment Is varied Vfs
l.avelia lustres, Chaie and BsyadeIe Do LANES
Bsyadere FeleDciss DC
Rich Spring DIS LANES r,D,rr,y
Ladies' tientlemeu's and Cbildreu's HOSIERY
HOUSEKEEPING GO, ,DS-ln Linen aud Cotton
Sheetings Table Dsmssks and Cloths; Damask Nap
kips aud Dog lies, Huck and other ToWe,tngs, Ne"
furniture Coverings Rich Furniture Prints-thef
stock is well escorted.
full stock IRISH Linens. cheap
HEAVY GOODS foi plantation hands and SCI
wants wear, Of all kinds
Full assortment of every description Striped and
Plaid zneburCs Heavy Plantation fw,lis. Peal
tentiary Pinids Domestic Ginghams, Plain and
Plaid Gottonades tor house servants.
SAMUEL PRICE co,
Retail aud WholesaIs Dealers
No Main
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The French Army.

The Paris (0as!i.tionneE has some Interesting
statistics upon the French Army. Ii says that II
the entire CONSUMPTION Of 1857 be maintained, and
no more furlouahs be granted She number OF
men under arms on the first of April uex; will be
SOS 600. On the first of June, if the whole con-
scription of 1858 be called ont. there will be to-
tai force under arms OF $4,000 men. To these
may be added 10000 volunteers, figure which
the country generally counts upoa in case OF war,
which gives a total OF G12 900 men. The force OF
the LIST of June ia thus divided: infsntry 399,9s;
cavalry IS 800; artillery As 400: engineer corps
12,ll0; military equipages 10l2l; Escadron CT
Cent. Gardes l42, Imperial guard 29,S0O; voiun-
seers $4,000; total 400.
The regiments are composed of battalions, esca.
drons of war and depots The depots in of war.
would seem sufficient to maintain the interior
tranquility of the empire, and to furnish recruits
to all up the broken lines of the army. These
depots will require 100000 men. Is 900 of whom
are to be located in Paris 10 addition 10 $4,000 for
Algiers. These figures added, and then su5tracte ed
from the total force of the army, will leave force
Of 500 900 men free for operations in foreign coun~
try. But leave 275 900 men in France for the
preservation of tranquility in the Empire, and
Napoleon can still throw 400 ,000 men beyond his
frontier. To this army of between 10000 aud
$780, 900 men, about $1,000 Pisdmontese should be
added.
The numbers of this great military frce are
not more remarkable than their discipline and
equipment. Vast Improvements hare been made
10 the implements OF war since the time of the
first Napoleon, and the French have awaited them
selves more promptly and generally OF these i'm
provement to than any other people. In the artii.
Isry, their fayorite arm, new gun is spoken Of,
which is said to be among the most efficient and
formidable weapons of modern warfare That the
French soldier has not deteriorateG, the Crimea
bears abundant witness.
Austria has a still larger army than that Of
France, her military establishment numbering
$50, 0GO men, aud her leading military man is spo-
ken Of Is having more capacity 10 handle large
masses than any other soldier OF Europe. Should
war occur between the two countries, the gallant
Prenchmen will have their bands fall.
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CharaeterfSstc.

Hartford (Copnecticut) newspaper, which the
Dispatch has not the honor to exchange with, was
sent rs yesterday, containing a red hot abolition
EDITORIAL Of two columns long, not iuended for this
market, and short paragraph in another colum II,
marked With red chalk, describing some Yankee
invention, which the man in red expected no doub.
some other man 10 green TO advertise gratuitous-
IT, That II the regular programme of dealing
With Southern customers, knocking them down
With oos fist, and Offering them wooden nutmegs
With the other
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~ We have received copy of the well wri,-
ten "Report Of Mr.. W. Il. srARKs, Superintendent
Of Common Schools of the State OF Missouri. 10
the Twentieth General Assembly," The sena,.
ordered 5000 copies to be printed, aud the
House 6,oco. Missouri dsyotes twenty-five ner
cent Of tho State revenue TO the education Of the
children Of the state. 1t is pleasing TO see
such attention paid to education. There are very
~ persons In the New England States, or in any
Of che commouwssitbs founded by New England.
ere, who cannot read aud write; but this does no.
cssSs Any decrease Of crime. Statistics prove.
both 10 The old world aud the new. thai learning
dread, write and eypber docs not lessen the nun.
tsr u geguss, cenyicts, fools or Ianatics.
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As the marine authorities are bound to apprise
nsvIgstors of any near rocks, shoals and other
dangers discovered in the seas, it is the duty Of
the press to inform land travellers Of all new
perils that may environ them in their journeys
We have recently chronicled the reception given
to citizen Of Richmond in Boston. The New York
Times discloses more serious breakers ahead, in q
bill which has just been introduced i'll the Micbi-
gan neutrality-suspicious. any Southerner viii
imprisonment in the State Prison for term o
ten years, who shall enter the State accompanied
by one OF his slaves, According to this remarka
bic statute a lady who should travel from Chicag
to Detroit with negro woman 10 nurse her child
such nurse being her slave, would be sent to th'
psnitsntiary for ten years.
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ADDITIONAL BY THE CANADA.

HALIFAX, Feb. 25 The following 10 additional
news bv the Canada:
The London News Of Saturday. says that the
paciin assurances from every quarter ara nenttai'
sed by the warlike preparations on the Cont'n"ht'
tn rrnnosnd extensive system Of Qualifications
along the English coast has received the approvai
OF the government.
Two hundred French ships of war are In com'
mission In homo ports, and six Seating batteries
are to BE constructed.
Z, Ia renorted that Austria consents to withdraw
from the Roman States, provided France does the
alme
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T,ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
KRP0RTED FOR rex .DisPATGH.'

wAsuisGrox, Feb, % --lsndfe The Postal BIZ
has passed by y vote of 80 to %. The bill raises
the postage 20 s cents per half ounee, and abol.
ishes the frankirg privilege of the members O
Congress aud the Departments.
The Cuban bill was resumed and many 'opp
speeches we're made. II IL understood the session
will continue untii the vote Ia taken
Hoase.--Tbe vote yesterday rejecting the Pos,
office Appropr iation bill was reconsidered. M
action WAS had on II.
The Naval Appropriation bill was taken up
The House then adjourned.
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Monumental Church Fair

The ladies of the Monumental Church propose
to hold Far at an early period of next weak for
purposes connected with that venerable cdifice
The Monumental Church 10 halIowed by so many
touching, tender and sacred associations, that the
public need no appeal from the press TO secoud
say EFFORT which may be made In its behalf The
II lies, always the pioneers 10 every work of reli.
g'oa and Of charity, may rest assured of hearty
response TO any en,rt which concerns place 70
cherished and yenerated.
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TAxvs.-To THE MrrcANTILv

r. TAxws-To TIE Nh HcANTILE
Ga CoMMuNlTY Merchants manufacturers
and Citjzrns. awake! viii you stHnd idle while
YOU are crushed by an oppressive v eight 81 taHa-
tinn which will force oil or ergy. capital and indus
try favorable location. here they are rur
tnred instead of beng destroyed by every conceiv-
able inpositone
How many oil you merchants can aford a 'icrpsa
tax Of eco SEA 200 dollars TO the city besides a
license 20 the state, to have your canifal faxfo
twiceY Can 81 IL manu 'actureTs sfford to pay lsn.
$50 or zoo dollars for TIE privilege Of msnufaciu-
ring inside the corporations 70 pav lax for every
servant eurlcyedi Are veto DO tsI"d upop the
amount Of sales, or any ether fata' No! q Jesuit
cal eabal in the share of finance conlr ittst, are
decide forscoth who 10 be in tic lst, 3D. ana
Sd class g,
The tax IL reduced unon real estate and was voted
f,r nv the property holders in the City C"upcii -
WIN that feliow-citiz redrce our rents any =
No, We mad 20 grOan under stat" 70 zati@Ii
and now our erIigh;oued aud liberal r unci wOuld
draw tho last dror Of Vitality. in order to Lighter
the burden upon thsrOssyfs
propose that every citizen. merchant aud manu-
fscturer opposed to the action Of the City Connect
meet AT tie African Church on Tuesday evening at
CLOCK, March lst 70 suggest such measures as
the meeting may deeIa proper, 20 oppose the ord-
fe a6-Its A MERCHANT.
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LCET.

OK REWAED.-Wss stclen from my
oDC lrgoy on the morning Of the 24,h inst
uray ard Write FUR PCGGY FOHE. Tho above
rewa,d i'll DO raid fer il il returned to me. or ieit
at the Disra;ch Office. ~coc,, an
fe 25-3ts nAFtoeh, W ".
7 OST-On Franklin STREET. between
IL nth and oath sts a Lady's CAMEO BREAST
PIN The iind will he rev ded BY leavi ing 1t at
this fice or at nay residence, on Franklin. between
PSI and 24th SITS. ,nmroo
fe 25-2.* fOH
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FAREW EII4
OF Richmord's favorite Actress
MICS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
Who will appear for
THIS NIGHT ONLY.
As she Per forms at IRE Holiday Street Theatre
Baltimore on Monday.
OUR MAGGIE ~ THE FRENCH SPY.
OUR MAGGIE A. NATHILDE
OUR MAGGIE Az A You've CrFTCFR
OUR MAGGIE As KATY O'eHfEL
ORR MAGGIE WILL SING TRUST TO LUCK
OUR MAGGIE WILL
DANCE AN IRISH JIG
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Northern NInr!1ets.-fBY TELE6RAfH.l
BALTIMORE Feb e Flour upchargsd. Wheat
buoy ant-whitN fapPipg frCn 81 4lhfl IS. Corn
steadv--whse &c. Yellow &c.
NV YoR1. Feb. 2F-Cotton hicher-Up'ands IL;
F'cu- buovar'. Southern advanced 10c. ard osn'ct
a. sfG16 40 Wheat firm Corr heavy-mixed 3i6G
ssr Naval Stores srd Rice unchanged
Sales in Neu York on Ihursday. of $4,000 VII
GINA e's ~ cfs
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I IST OF LETTERS--Remainin In the
- RIO. MnSD posi- OFFICE. on tn 25.I dat
February. IsI9.
az Persn4s calling Tor letters In this List VII
Jeaae sAy tley are ADVERTISED.
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MARRIED.

On "Wednesday evening Feb 2'd, hy 'he Rev Mr.
Woodbridge Mr. CHkS EUNDlN To Mss JOSE
Prime DORRFLiNGEs both e this CITY
60 New York pit'sburR. Pc. and San Franci'co.
Cal. parers please copy
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OREpAKE FOa TaE ed The birth

L day Of Great Washington. who, ~ M ,n,sy
Gave 10 these great United ststfs~ ast
Bousekespers hotel keepers asd y n fr,Snls
ready iixtd for the wants OF thousands y. :, /. 80
ana strangers who will arrive 70 e.esrsie ,s',IsS
with rs please call at SUHAAPS w s.ssstsss
mant a. thew find there the cheapest sIsu n;,.
sssorimeat IL pinner Tea and fsiet Setsi os's -
ria Blocs Tia White Metal ing nv IN as rahle
s,u,lsrs saSoas &c. Tea TRAYS: Lacktpg etsss 90
som. al Immense six,s ana keIosa- w. tdi. Ss
and oth,ra h sides ia. u aAas ~ ethni tss7s,sss
hnsies To The o. a'e-'a'''' sCHAAP AGO.
.co-..sr Rraa3 and 81 ID.
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1,,WpII-s pEETAL FLUID.-lhis

~ excellent vegetable aromatic setion, PseggsS
nv onr u orthy citizen br GsoRsx DQNDhSf elus
est, &C Of Broad street Richmond. gshvn ~ I'm IN
a Y ID medal premium at The recent eAas.ss ,".,,b
this city Not On'y can coiriasoo "" - ~
wash a. hignly beneficial for ciesasii ths ~
aud guns but slSo for imI artfng healtn -
and soundness To the same lt u III. slsra.s Nv
mo narfume 10 the breath and IL reensAsnS.a "
the most minsnt ph ysicians OF tae UDls%4 ~,
as a denirihee, that should be anon ever ' " -
oia -ETfass Jfo7s GAG fssefsAs'''f hS
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& oualosLrY.-Have you seen it =

& NuklUSLfY.-Have J gu seen it =
"A II lot, go to LEWIS and you will be fully re-
paid fer our trouble You tod there super fine
finally good tnoso sold slsewhere for 25c. He
bar also il store Irish Linen at 37a cts per yard,
worth Etc; white cotton Stockings = per pair,
worth i2]sc: EXCELLENT line Doins stcs 2aic Mar
seies hrt Bo50nis ST iZ3ac worth is2 snd % cts:
he ached md unbieaChed Cottons, Very cheap, and
numerous ether g0odS VIII tt sold the same low
prices. Bear in mind that all the goods LSvy a.
yerjs really as cheap rs they represented
a0d can certaini be f una at his store.
THAT cheap Diaper at SEC a piece has all
been slli If ?6
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L. aol Elsa onons ...rs
Ia Dsi,y ex peo,ed susa basheisei ,hS s,'.Fr 80
arrival. Vs.
IL 2f.-3t
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NJ RICHMOND THEATRE. .
FAREWELL

Fac New York 7aTt.ne spesls pntEonisingiy OF
General WASHINGTON. as "a very nice man."
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w, VOCAL MUSIC the subscriber
sS,G re :pectfu;ly ulces to his friends and the
~ pubic gener@tT, taA1 he vii! com nefce a
Glass in V.iC l. MUSIC. IN the lie ture Room of
the second Baptist Church. on mon DAY evening
The 23Ih inst. at ~ O'Clock
The plan OF instruction vii! be simple, yet tho
rcuGh. end terms moderate Ladies' and gentle
NJ. hing To loin such Class will please NEE:
az the line and place appointed.
fs 26-2# u n CIppo
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20 FOR hENT.-A neat cottage at
Pzs The corner Of Sd a. Sareha streets. suita-
De for q snati family here is we'll Of fiae wa
lar On the premises TIE lot is we'll .BcIose. Po--
session can be mai immediately. Apply TO
JOHNSTON,
fe 2l-3sawts lis Main street.
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TITO THE PURLIC.--As will Re seen by
4 the above Card, J COOK il retiriog from
business aud has red TO his books, bonds
&c , for settlement
shall tie pleased to receive the patronage be-
EDW'p u FACHO,
18th street near Exchange Hotel.
Eirhnlnni. Eel q lSiq ie PEW
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CPRING SALES-lS59

-
THOMAS, HUGHES & CALDWELL,
THPOh TERSA Nd JOBBERS,
no. : Pearl Street, Richmond, Virginia
w" now ready 10 exhibit SPRING
STOCK of -
nOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
We lave more than doubled our DIRECT M
PORTATlONs. which. added to our
Largely INCREASED STOCK
Of american manufactures. enables us TO offer to
the merchant If
VIRGINIA,
NORTH CAROLINA,
TENNES5EE and
KENTUCKY
a Stock Of GOODS, not 20 10 surpassed in Elk
rENT, BEAUTY and CHEApNESS, in this coun
try Dur assortment consists in part OF ,
EIbroideries. Laces, Dress Trimmings, suK an
Cotton Hosiery. Gloves Handkfs. Cravats, Ties
suspCuders Shirts ard Collars. Umbrellas. Para
Foi-, Brushes, Combs. Buttons. HOOP SKIRTS, Per
fumerics and Soaps, Gold and Git Jewelr7, &c.
An endless variety Of small Wares, more particu
laIlv specified in our printed Catalog is.
81 Orders az all times promptly attended, TO-
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RURRUsS 4 BRO,
ID IMPORTERS,

norfolk. "a.
Have In store and u 8. Custom H9use, ~ nnSs
TAYLOR'S CELEBRATED LONDON DOCh bEA AZ
by. imported By them rom Joho fayios ~ 'sa aS o
don. also In Custom HOUSE, BTsnates G" tae 81
loving brands; Jsmes Hennessy; u'af9. kupe!c
10; tne United Vineyard Prop!lgtefs; s :. g.,
ierer, and other brands. CaAAPAVNsss. y ~,
Sea Cabinet, in hAli pints; Piper etlqsies ,.npr
SEX & Go, and other brands All srses 81 49,
WINES sHERRIEs Daft Gordon. Iafln0nly S Az
other brands Madeira Wines Old scoIet " M
kay. RYE WHISTLES suIgmcIsss an, III ga0s'
Mountain Rye; pure Extract q Eye dtsin; fuanS'
Bescres Odd bourbon C1u9t and o,hsr opes
aosfs.ter,s celebratsd stomach Bttefs ChaI!ss
london l0hDIALdI Lona3s a pus hS Wine
red and white made in Carolina sAsnlH IN
In whole half aud quarter boxes. e.e exc a.sg.
90 lfhoice HAVANA SE9ARs. Which we're seIeS sss,
ia Havana by 9 gentleman sent cut bs US nj ., .aa
on pose; varying in price from So 10 floe PET s
sand All of " hich will DO sold to rnncsos' p'''
sons on favorable terms ,,.vr.S . VINO
solA Tmportsrs Ia the Unitei States, OF TayiVss
Ceieirased Loadoa Dock Brandy. r,.
ao. 81 Scr'olk. va
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.D.-The subscriber, owing to

A CARD.-The subscriber, owing to
n his feeble state IF health. is necessarily COM
PEELED 70 decline business n so doug he would
their faycrs and heartily roc Rmerh 70 thair fayo-
reblc consideration his friend. Mr ID EaCHe,
gentleman known for responsibility, sc, to whom
he hpa Transferred his books, bonds. &c, and solicit
for him The patronage they have bestowed on me
JN0 COOK.
L. b a5tl, 1870
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Aa1xTaEE9E @T9

SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY Is, 1859.
viii be performed the grand French Military
Drama of tho French spy. or the FALL, OF
ALGIEAS-Mathilde. Miss Maggie Mitchell.
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DECAN NUTS.--A few tags fresh Lou
i islana Pecan Nuts for sale by
fs s2-lw DUNfa}s, MuSCURE 4 co.
OLIVER PLATED DINNER and Desert
~ Forks aud Spoons; Double Plate. ou tho finest
white metal. Just received yer steamcT. II sa BY
fe2, q 6EANAT. Lag y sQGase.
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90 TIE SL0OP BELLE will take
eLssG FgFTGHT to York River, Norfolk. Pamun-
key, and MsttapCni rivers. sprly 70
Hughes & BELL,
Or to the Captain. foot Of 18th street,
10
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4 TLANTlC AND PACIFIC aUAtsO--
Il SOMETHING EEFY.-The undersigned having
neea aproAted Agonts for the sae OF the Atlanta
and Pacific Co g uusnc, are dairy Expecting chTg,
from = ew York, which will be offered TO Planter
and Others upon very accommodating terms Prot
CHI Bckeil, Phi ID of Baltimore, gives as the reSuIi
of his Analysis:
Containing thosphC' iC ACid.-......... IL p
OruaLic Matter, Water Card of Lime sc 80 92
PROT Henry of smithsonian institute. anal seG
q sample aud found therein $50 per cent of Phos-
phaIe ef Limo.
All who have tried 1t, mite in pronounciag i
equal in its results to the best Peruvian, viii ifs
bene fetal effect upon the soil is more complete ans
permanent. -
The cause Of this is found in the very largo per
cer tee OF Phosphate OF Lime which it contains and
which is the desirable ingredient III all kertilZeFs
Fur Information, apply 70 -
l39 Cary Street,
ia 26-6fw3.w3w Richmond.
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CtEED Cats White Mercer Potatoes,
y Fxtra Early Pink Eye 1o'atoea, Havy Beans
ard Clay Peas; fine Boltrd Meal for Family asa
Corn hip stuff B-0wa STUFF, / IA >rts and Bran, q!
wholesale AVID retail.
AUSTIN ( ENTRY, Com. Merch'ts,
fe o6-2t Successors TO John Lacy.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

G.
The rec 2ssty of a Directory of our city having
long been ielt propose TO publish q EN ERAL
AND siiSIN ESS IRECrOkH ia one WORK. in
the General Business Directory | propose to have
the mama of every white male, IS years and over,
females in business. aud widows: and in the Busi'
Directory, all tine business sn, classified I'M
der their special business heads.
The circulation will be very large snd general
through tbs city and State which vii! make il the
best general advertising medium ofthe season.
The work viii coutain - correct MAP the city.
Hoping to meet with the encouragement 81 Oh a
work deserves, assure the public that no pairs
will be spared to make 1t as complete and correct as
possible
have made engagements with experienced d.
rectory men, who will proceed Immediately to can
the city
The work will be ready for delivery in March
fs 35~s.* GEO VI WEST