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Explosion and Burning
Of q Steamer!
TWO II NDRDD LIVES SUP.
POSED TO BE LOST!
ONE HUNDRED PERSONS WOUNDED
REC KLEssNEss OF AN ENGINEER-REc0vE.
RY OF HODIES. &C &c.

NEW ORLEANS, March 1.-The steamboat Priu.
eess, from Ficksburg, Mississippi, for this city,
when Baton Rouge, Sunday morning, explo-
ded her boilers and burned to the waters edge.
There were 400 persons on board, 200 of whom
are supposed to DO killed or drowned.
The missing are mostly residents OF Louisiana
and Mississippi. A large number Of them are
ladies.
Among the killed Ia Samuel Watts of Virginia
A large number were badly scalded, or other-
wise injured.
Tho boat was one of the finest on the river
Her cargo Ia a total loss.
SECOND pIsPA7cH.1
New ORLEANS, March /, p. MA boat has re-
turned from the wreck, bringing q number oil
tho wounded and many dead bodies.
1t il stated that the Princess was behind time
at Baton Rouge, and the Engineer declared that
he would reach New Orleans by certain time. or
blew up the boat. When the eZolosioa occurred,
the Engineers body was cut in two.
Abont 100 are wounded-maDy of them daDges
rousiy, aud some In dying condition.
It ia impossible yet to ascertain certainly the
number of lives lost. Some If the passengers
were saved in boats.
Numbers OF nnrecogniZai bodies are being found
along the shore, in the vicinity of the catas-
trophe
No further names have been obtained.
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fArAL DRIYKs.--Three men-John Graham, An
nanias h;s ron. o nd John McCoilum-were poison cd
ia the store Of John G. Terrell, at Bennettssile,
+ c, on the 24,h ult.. by strychnine in a bottle
Of whiskey cut of which they drank. The two
frs: died in n half hour after drinking, ard the
las, died abaut midnight. Tire elder Graham was
the grandfather OF Terrell, and possessed know
ledge OF his having obtained goods on false pre-
teuces, ard it appears that Terrell poisoned him to
remove the evidence, as he purchased strychuine
f1w months before from the village apothecary
lie las been Imprisoned.
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who will continue the Retail and Wholesale DRY
GOODS BUsiN EsS. in the house recently uccu
pied by PRICE 4 WArKLS2, No ISL Maien st., square
below the Banks
! friends, customers and the pubic.
With Increased facilities and experience, they
hope TO be able 10 offer assortment of Goods a.
all times equs 10 any in the city, and such indut e.
meDts as will invite the patronage which they soil
cit. All orders for goods will be promptly and faith
| fully executed.
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sFHCIAL NOTICES.
. For ruu RrrIrv on WLLrAM AND

sGS- FoR THE REIrFv or WILLIAM AND
MARY COLLEGE The undersigned Committee have
been NJ peinfed by the 4ih- n, II William end May
College to receive subscriptions, TO be sppiisd 20
the reconstruction Of the College bnilding. We
earnestly request the AiuInri and other friends OF
the Institution TO forward TO us their subscriptions
a. promptly "a pcssfble--aso to sssist Us In can
ST. arOpGR pFACHY.
n. JENNINGS WISE.
The undersigned Committee have been appointed
by the citizens of williamsburg to solicit and re
csive subscriptions for the restoration OF the nam
building of v illiam and Mary College, LATELY des-
troyed By fire, All subscriptions received by us
will be promptly acknowledged and forwarded to
tho FacnlSy Of the Institution We earnestly invite
the co.. perstton of all wei.wishers of th!s good
work in canvassing for subscriptions.
" john sTEGFR,
nh 2-3t* q JENNINGS WISE.
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HAMPERS MoNrHLY.-We are indebted to Messrs
A. NORRIS and WooDHousE & Co, for Harper q
Monthly for March.
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RI "UrFoRDs LAMPS HAVE CoNs!-No Hum
sJG-EvGItY LAMP MARRANTED.-The smokecon.
s1uiiog patent Lamp, requires no glass whatever,
Therefore. not breahsblc Burns the cheapest
whale oil or bacon grease-gives a siagCla:ly pow
erful, but pleasant light Iii, constructed ID a.
the greatest possible amount OF oxygen il broU-
i 4 contact vi Ii the II an thus consU min z the
carbol Sold wholesale ct na1ufaet urer's prices
by GEORGE SUXEgR 20 Pearl street; also at Messrs
BuIKLEr S end YALE Co.'S, Main street.
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AID Crawford American, was on Monday, res
elected Mayor Of Georgetown, d. C..
The Committee TO investigate the charges
apainst Mr. Cullom late clerk OF the House OF tep'
resentatives. has made report generating him
from all charges of mafeasanco in cffc2.
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ca NrTDATES FOR OFFICE.

as-sUPERINTENDENT OF THE POOR HOUSE.
clare myself 4 candidsfe for the above oflice aud
shall be pensed to receive the surp RI OF fellow
citizens at the approaching municirsl election
nh 2-dtdh HENRY hfERs,
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"ouA AMERICAN CoUsIN."-As has been stated
this comedy was successful Monday night, both L
drawing fuii house and entertaining IL. The
plot noi the most humorous character, ard the
Two principal Characters, Asa Trenchard (Mr
Clarke, and Lord Dundreary (Mr wheatley, :
keep the crowd laughing nearly all the time the
curtain isup. An exception TO the mirth, how-
ever, may be noted Ia the scene between A.
Trencbard and Mary Meredith Miss Kate Fisber,
In which the former burns the will. The exoui-
sitely pathetic acting Of Asa, 80 we'll supported
and correctly responded to BY Mary. drew tear,
from many in the honse. Mr. Wheatiey lisa fms
actor, and none eau restrain their laugh ter al
Lord Duudrsary, though they may know tbs
character was considerably overdone.
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q 1910 SPRING TRADE. 1917.
JAMES W0ODHoUsE b CO. v..,..
booksellers Staiipaars and Dealers ~ PIANO
Guitars. Victims. Music &C, Y.

I39 Main street. Richmond 70 20
Beg leave TO call TIE attention OF the pun, 49,
their stock of Goods. which. ALREADY enc y ,s ss
largest in the state la their line o. viii
are now Increasing by fresh turples. wne a III
make i. eomslete in every department. and wen
worthy the attention. Of buyers. -, sr,p, the
They especially invite an tAtnna. ,hst they
Country Nerchsats confidently believing .ns
are able b. supply their wants 10 !het o., sIsd.
faction They eau furni.h fsom thsf p@ ~ aiapk
CRY aud Mandatory every aessi lp. 49, Tbeir
Mare. gooms are Constantly sappiiei Nhn it re,
assortment Of PIANO fokfss OF ths W., -, ,sa
manufactures which they are siaihs W '0''
- Orders are respectfully so.isica, aha "''
nromptIy ard faith nlly attendea ta,ousp 40
Pts'arasv ~" JAMES wo0DdousE w.
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STEAMER GONE TO PIECES

ARRIVAL OF THE BARK PARTHIAN.
HAMPTON ROADS, March The bark Parthisr
Capt. Miller frcm st. Thomas, has arrived
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ge~cHEAP CARD PRINTING The III pATCH
JOB OFEICE beipg now supplied with TWO OF
EUGGLES' FAST CARD PRINTING PRE- SEES. ID
prepared 70 furnish thsdescripton ofwork cheaper.
aud with greater rspidity than any other establish
mont in this city. TIE largest stock Of CARDS in
the city can be fun az this Office.
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VIZ. sxrH 0BRIEN. gentleman reached
Baltimore on Monday night, and was welcomed b,
y dense crowd He attended the ball Of the Shield,
Guard that night
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN B0SToN-L0SS A
QUARTER OF A MILLION.
BosT0N, March lite immense warehouse, at
No. 2i5, Broad street, burnt last night. with
1000 bales of cotton; 500 bales Of guuny bags
and 10000 bags of iingeed. Loss $685. 0-insur-
ance $500, go.
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LCgE.

T OST.-Cn the evening CT 2Sth ult.,
~ between h street and the American Hotel.
lady's Fur CAPE. The finder will te literally
NIB s-It% P A WOODS.
cs-1 DOG Los IA small, black
-, 1.SN~4.tan TERRIER for the recovery Of which
q nDeraI reward will DO paid by
JAMES bUNIAP CO,
NH 2-3t Corner Of Byrd and llth sts.
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E~ NOTICE is hereby given that
2S>~lA the meeting of the Stockholders of TIE
Roanoke Valley Raiir. al Company, advertised for
the lst day of March next, is postponed until the
I'D OF the same month
IL 25-ltd HENRY WOOD, President.
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4s-Emp'oy BEES & Co. if you desire to have your
likeness ken in an artistic manner. aad st reason'
able prices. See the ard beautiful Pearl AI-i-
brotypes, made only by RES Co. Prize p cents
z
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There we're israed 1T Guayuo, Porte Rico, few
Bsys since 100 Africans eEc0 Cd Amerisaa bark.
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Square below the Banks.
THIS Day We cpen our elegant New Store, ana
offsG to the public a magnificent stock eff
ENTIRELY NEW AND FRESH
b RING DRY GOODS,
At VERY LOW PRICGS-unprecsdentod in this
city for the same quaijty Being early and long IN
market ajegRcumJered ritt old goods. With cash in
hand we are justified in assuring our friends and
ths public that uLu ual advantages will be secured
in purchasing goods oil lis.
Ii cur House will be found the LARGEST stock oil
ENTIRELY NEW Spring Goods selected for the best
CLASS OF RETAIL AMI wholesale traie, ever exhibited
IN this city.
Silks, Handkerchiefs Eestiugs
Silk Robes Spring DoLsines Tweeds
Cireu ldine Robes Poll DeChevre C3tt0nadcs
Barge do Spring Prints Lneus
Caaliie do Ginghams Table Goods
OrEandie Nausles Curtain do
Embr lerie5 Sh2ws Oil Cloth
patasos Musus Rieachd Denies
| Splenif Rib M9uruiDc Goods tics
bpps Cloths Plantation Fab
| Hosiery. Cas5lmeres RIGS Sc
| With everything else 5rtaiGinG to cur business
NOW READY.
In great variety, and En- rREMELY CHEAP.
| NB-EyERT ARTICLE X Qua House Is FEW ard
| FRESH
| we invite all buyers to examine ou5 stock and
| compare prices.
| WATKINS Il FIG KLEIN,
| Wholesale and Retail! Dealers in DIR GO)i Is,
| Nearly opposite Exchange Bank.
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RE- CITY COUNCIL-moNR0E WARb-The
following ticket for members CT the Council. from
the upper Ward. will receive G. r3iai support from
MANY VOTERS:
jos K ANDERSON, II OoALTEk CABBLL,
WELLINGTON GODDIN, JOS wIEtTUN.
HORACE L. KENT.
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KEY WFsr--The schr Title II Bablith, from Al
takapas on The 18th short ef men. she shipped
full crew and sailed next day for New York III
kichmond.l
CHARLESTON. Feb 24th-Cleared, schr Eva Bell
Bartiytt Richmond, Va.
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Jf3- TO A. W. LAMBERTII, Eso.--Many OF rs
knowing how 70 arp eciate true worth; and In con-
sheraton Of your past sers ices to The city. tor
which ron have received but little pay, IL weuld
afford ms pleasure to Golfer our votes on you BOT
some Office. We therefore call on ycu to anuounce
yourself candidate fer the eflice OF GRAIN MEA
MANY VOTERS OF MONROE AND
nah 2-1ts MADISON WARDS.
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GpAYs. ATTENTION-The annu-

GBAYS, ATTENTION--The annu
e al meeting Of the Company will be held at Mill
n tary Hall: on FRlDAY night ne3t. st!sk O'clock
III AT rEfS MEETING will be held the annual
election OF n0rcoin issored officers Court of En-
auiry viii set to esses anes and the Secretary will
re port all who are delinquent for dues, fines, &C.
SPECIAL BUSINESS
As there will BE- other end special buiness before
tho company, it is very desirable that eyerv mem
bnr sh oJild be present. BY order 1T captain ELI
oTr JUHA hC@bhs,
NH 2-at Orderly.
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Es- MANAGER OF THE rO0R H0USE.-TO
THE CITIZsNS OF RICEMOND-I mort respect
fully announce myself for the above ofice. and
solicit your votes ut the comis9 election
BENJAMIN BRAGG.
B-As shall not be able 10 call on manv of my
fellow .ctizen3 before the day of election hope.
therefore tina. they will do me the justice to in-
aure Of those who do know me. as to my quail flea
tons for he Office seek. NH tides
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60 Nzw YORK LIFE INSURANCE Con-
Capital Si,5s5,9oI.56y

60 Nsw YORK LIFE INSURANCE Con-
PAYY.-MUTUAL SYSTEM.
With One hundred Thousand Dollars deposited
with the state Comptroller of New York, 70 meet
any lawful demand which the Company fail 70 pay
40 per cent. Of the annual premium will be loaned
the Insured when desired.
Dividends declared annually, and have averaged
about forty per cent
If not Insured you should call at once and procure
q policy on your ite- No matter W neither youus or
old. married or single.
You should insure at once. for many reasons:
First-Rsc0Hse 1t is less EXPENSIVE than IT VIII be
when You become older.
Second-RecaaSe il in HEALTH you viii pass med
zeal eraatndtion and NE ACCEPTED
Third-LIRE Is UNCERTAIN, and DELAYS ARE DANCE
RoES. "
The MAN PROFESSIONAL or NON PROFESSIONAL who
Is dependent upon SALARY for susrEsAscE, should
do IL. Because with LtfE the INCOME CEASES ana 10
the loss OF a HUSBAND aud FATHER may De added TX
POSTURE to INSULT and POVERTY.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
Ro. Il. COLEMAN. NJ. u,
JAS III. CONWAY, NJ D.
Apply at once to
Sn a M y WORKMAN Agents.
Few doors above the Custom House.
w TRoTfgR General Agent.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMFY.
OVER HALF Mfii.Lios DvLLass INVESTED IN
THE UNITED STATES.
TIE
LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED
The Revenue of the Company derived irom Pre-
miums of Insurance exceeds Two Million Dollars
annually. The Company IL therefore prepared TO
iional risks. They will issue policies for loss or
damage by FIRE on Buildings. Merchandise, House
hold furniture. &C., &c on liberal terms
R Y a w =; swT9rsrhAh' Agents.
iaI-ts Once 100 Main street,
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{,plnra5 PARSONS in servants CAR

Coicred persons IN servants ear......... ~
CCloTe3 persons will not be permitted IL tne first
elias. cars except when in atte ndance infant ch
drea, or sick persons, absolutely requiring their
Gaze in which case the SAME fare as Tor white per
soEs will be charged.
A dscolnt OF 10 cents will bo allowed n zach fare
when tickets are purchased a. the office, aud to
persons { TT ng on the cars WHARF 10 tickets are
sold.
Servants travelling by themselves must be fur
risHad by their masters with two passes, 81 that
oae can be retained at the Office; and il must be
pressly stated on the pass thai they are prrl' tea
10 90 on the cars. TA0S Ii WfSNE,
Superintendent.
Office z &PRR CowYany)
March 2d, 1859 NH 2-lH'
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s6s- Npw FpaINa NII,rNHRy Coon:

Aa5~ NEW FPRING MILlrNERY GooDs.
BARTON, 100 Main street. ia just receiving "a
full assortment Of SPRING GOODS. selected from
she first spring importstons, consisting OF HI
BONS, FLOWERS. FRENCH B0NNEfS &c. Alses
q great variety of LACE Wells. something new
and desirable
Orders for Bonnets of decided and reliable sprinc
shapes promptly executed. CoGntry hiililers sup
piled with patterns.
WANTED A FIST rate and swift srtaw Milliner
4 22-ra
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
CRENsHAW. QUASLES CO,
Wholesale and Retail De s,ers IN
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN


DRY GOODS,
229 BROAD STREET
Just receives, Chiene Bayafere ana Fou!snd silks
Tins and CGaiiies. Silk Msntiilas sprinx kaalsus
kaRlan bns,ers, Round and Stella ShswIa, Embroi.
deries new Yle Skirts. PerasoIs Wash Lace and
bsyadeIe nusins, for sleeves; Lace sets beauti.
mi English, French AID American Prints aud
Ginghams: Damasks, Irish Linens, Marseiiies
Spreads, Reached and Brown Shestings aud Shirt
| ings. Cottonadea. Beasy Linen Ducks PenitenIl
AIRY Plains. coiored AMI white Osnaburgs, and ali
the varic us styles ialiy kept in frat class DR.
Goods House. - :
We shall continue TO receive throughout the sea-
son all the new designs that are manufactured in
europe ana onr eva country, in order 10 present
to the trRde al all times the IN 1st do,irahe Good
in N arket. CRETsHAW, QUARLES & co.
mh 2-5t o1a p,ooS :.
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RICHMOND. Deer 9th. 1883.
/ with pleasure certify that have uss DR.. Nip
nock's Medicine for Rheumatism. and can safely
conTr eui it "a cure for that complaint 10 all who
are afflicted with that pain, and to the public gener-
ally - TIL. pIEDEP.
For sale By FISHER W INSTuN,
Dru2gi4t7 i25 Main st, Richmond Va.
Ga Price Cine Dollar. te 2S-6t
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kssY- Positively ONLY FOB Two WEEKS
LONGER All who want good PICTURES AT COST,
should co4le at once to II Main Street Whitehurst's
old Gallery, as WATSON will remain only a fsa
weeks longer.
sS-eeeollect, If you want cheap and good PIC.
TU0fS you must call at II Main Street.
aS-The GALLERY and FIXTURES are for sale,
and will be sold low. fe 2S-Imif
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~bICaN OND THEATRE.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS

hICaN OND THEATRE.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
4 BRILL LIANT sUC( ESS
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
OUR AMERICAN CuU&iN
Mr. VIM WHEATLKT
Mr. 3. CLARKE
Mr.. WM. WHEATLEY
Mr. !. S. CLARKS
in their
GREAT CHARACTERS
nights attract
CxoyDgD AND DELIGHTED AUDIENCES
who are kept in al rceesaut
ROAR OF IsI3UTER.
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TELEGRAPhIC NEWS.
II Err RIBLE CATAS-
TROPHE

ON THE MISSISSIPPI Phi
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s-- CoLoRED PR0TOGRAPHs.-P POW
Frs has JUS. finished some PHOTOGRAPHS in coors.
TO which ne invites the attention OF the citizens eli
hich El0nd
As the Pictures are sAli it will be necessary 10
call at oncs, if you wish 70 see something really
artistic
50 CENT ANBRoTYPEs (large sieei) taken, as usual
by the Thousand. l5 Main st. fe 2s-3t*
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a-y- FOR HIGH CONSTABLE We beg leave
to announce 70 the voters OF Redmond that Cot
JOHN W DIGGS will be cordially supported for
the office of HIlH C0NSTABLB, at the ensuing
Municipal Elections, by
nh Its MANY VOTERS.
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d " f1V NhVN q Ut,
Practical and Anal teal Chemists.

Reg" FAIR FoR TIE MONUMENTAL
CHURCH.-The Lacies of the Monumental Churtl
will hold q FAIR at the Hall Of the Mechanics In
stitute. opening on MONDAY NIGHT, Feb. 18th
an C0STIEUING THROUGHOUT THE NSFK.
They have a great variety OF useful and Fancy
Articles, and Hefreshments of varicus kinds. Th1
proceeds of the Fair for the repairs of th,
Church. The patronage of the public is solicited
f.
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WATKINS FIG KLEIN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in D:y 1Oo Is,
Nearly opposite Exchange Bant.
Richmond, March lst, 1859. NH Let
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sAM'L NJ PRICE,
WIN II GORDON,
WIN ] EGGLESrON,
JOHN TEMPLE.

JHu, w. ~
N. B.-Persons indebted 10 The late concern OF
Price Watkins, and those having claims against
il will cali on us for settlement
f. 4-dlm co.
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WARTS

WANTED-Immcfately, frstrate
RFEAD-MAKBR Err. Enquire at this Office
nah IFS
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aARiN ESIxil,A&e& Ea ca
PORT OF NONCOMPLIANCE l, 1855.
High Meter his day (JTsanesfay) 234 o'c!o,k.
ARRIVED.

fchs Only Dsu Inter. Bunting, New York, mdse.
schr CAerecoke. Shelley. Baltimore. oy ster shells
SAIGED,
Steamship Jamestown, Parrish New York, mdse
anu Passengers Llllain Watson
steamer George Peabody, Pritchard. Baltimore,
mise, ID d N CGirie.
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| RICHMOND Deer 23i 1858.
1t aff rls much pleasure to stste to you, that
| I have used DR. Minno2k's Rheumatic Medicine IN
my family several occasions, and made perfect
cure, and cheerfGlly recommend it to the public
| as valuable medicine fer REeumatisn.
JAMES BRAY.
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re- SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS WORKS. -
To THE VOTERS OF RICHMOND Il respectfully an
nonpce self candidate for the above office. and
solicit your votes at the ensuing Municipal elrc
nh lids HdGERtI.
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SIS FARM OR MAKET GARDEN
go FOR SALE PRIyATELY.-We off'r for sale
privately q very pretty Farm OF Market Garden,
the Meadow Bridge Road, half q. mite from the
citv, containing acres a8d adjoining the lands of
Judge Daniel. Wn A Robinson and others. The
soil il cf good quality, and its coDtiguitT to the
city, renders il valuable for Market Garden.
Tha improvements are framed dwelling with
rooms kitchen, with two rooms and othfr conve1-
ence3. JAS u TAYLOR 4 SON.
NH 2-eadi0t
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OLD DOMINION BUTTLING h3IAb-
~ LISHMENT-The subscribers are liz receipt
If 100 bb!s and half bb:s Of phi)aiephia CREAM
DER, LAGER BEER, &C. TO which they invite the
attention of the ira ie guaranteeing the article to
give satisfaction. and the price IN ct reas Inahle
Orders lett it'll " NlPE, on Main street, or st
the factory, on 2a:h rect. between Maia and
Frsnkiil, will receive prom pit attention.
MASON h BURNS.
NR-Ws would respectfully call the attention of
orr friends aud public generally. to tho fact that
Mr. NJ Mccormick having retired from the bottling
usins in this city, aud removed to another Srate,
would solicit the patronage of ell those favcra-
big disposed TO our establishment
MASON BURNS
D,,J =. m - in
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So. rsqs -yzzssgszg;szJ RICHMOND AND
5..ssszsS ~ g.stsi:ztssxssS PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD.-O and after January 18th, the trains on
this Road Will run es follows:
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND FOR PETERSBURG
Express. through Passenger daily,
(Srndsy's excepted) ................ IS oclk u
Mail through Passenger. daily at.... 50 Fl
Accomm odation and freight tai
weekly VIZ Monday, Wednesday :,
and FTiday, at.......-......-......... NJ
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RICHMOND
Express through Passenger, daily at IS eek Nj
Mail and through passenger, daily,
(except Sundays a-.."-.S......... 40 II
AtcOrlpoda len and freight, tri-
weekly, w: Monday. Wednesday
and Friday. at............... ....".,.....9 u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-02

ga FOR RaET-The commodieus and
Es:s desirable Store, No II west Main street, now
occupied by Messrs LarUs & Chine. will b3 vacated
on the lst OF pril. For terms apply 70
VAN Lev, TAYLOR L ca,
nah 2-Im or to EDWARD D EACHO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-02

Is row opening unusually large stock Of CHI NJ
EARTHENN ARE and GLASSWARE, LOOKING
GLASSES. CASr0RS, LAMPS of ali kinds. a1d
FANCY GOODS, ich he Cfers at wholesale and
retsil. as low the same goods can be purchased
No tn of this market
Virginia. orth Carolina and Tennessee crerchant
sra invited TO examine stock and prices here before
going farther.
eN- Al orders packed with the greatest care.
ara Forwarded with dispatch. NH i-swIm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-02

sza FOR kENT-On reasonable terms,
~ possession gi7en Ia media ely nay House,
Church Xiii, very comm pIious acd com foCSshie
residerce-the ground attached comprising the
whole 20 uere beiwae Grace and franklin. aad 23d
AMI 2fth streets. Being up0n the brow Of Church
Hili the location Is remarkably conTs anding. and
tbs view from this house and grounds unsurpassed
by any in this region. The hunse is In coed repair,
aud tne grounds are t-aveTsed BY walks with grass
slots, shade trees, shrubs sud flowers.
ELIX VAN Lew.