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"a. RICHMOND THEATRE.

Messrs. KUNKEL q co. respectfully Announce
TO their patrons. that in consequence Of engage.
Inenss now pending with
SEVERAL ARTISTES
OF ACKNOWLEDGED ABILITY.
to appear shortly at heir estabishme Mt and in or
der that the arr Arguments nay be completed for
the cons animation Of the above, the Theatre Will
ROMAN closed until Ter sbouD the 18th inst. when
the re-opening will be celebrated by
GRAND DRAMATIC FESTIVAL.
Rnil particulars will be duly announced.
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MARINE INTELLIsaAHCE
PO2TOf RICHMOND-FEBRUAR 18th, 1859.
-~~~~~-->s>>~--4~-0-N<rI-~>-|~N~
High HGter his dry Ti..sday) 5 O'Clock.
ARRIVED,

AhRISED,
STEAMSHIPS Jamestown, Parrish. New York nudge
and passel gers. Ludi8m Watson.
Steamer George Peabody, Pri.chard, Baltimore
IN sc, d 4 " Currie
Davenport Co. and others.
ecbr Emms Jane. Phillips. Baltimore. mdse. W D
sehr south Wind. Mitchell. Baltimore. mdse. W
ID Co,luitt & Co.
sehr sarah Lavina, Fort. New York. guano. Fl
schr Excelsior. Riley. New York. guano, Edmond.
schr Ocean Aaron. Baltimore mdse. " Colauits
Co.
schr Carrie. Cranmer, Norfolk, corn, stearns L
schr A r Hawisy, Pritchett, Port " althall.
steamer Penns, lvania. Teal, Philadelphia mdse
and passengers, II L futile.
SAILED,
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, Philsdel-
phia .IGidso and passengers. FL Tuttie.
schr Way Drudge, York River, mdse, d Col
schr s T solliday. sewman. Boston. mdse. " D
>, schr Greenland, Elsey. Alexandria, mdss. W D
schr AUGUSTUS Holley. Davis. Norfolk, mdse. "
d CoGuitt Co.
[BY TELEGRAPH.
NORFOLK Feb. 1.-THE stea nship Commerce
bound from Savannah to Baltimore, is reported at
anchor Is miles North of Cape Hatteras. in dis
abled Condition.
HAMPTON ROADS Feb "A The ship John Bryant.
100 days from Caliao, has arrived.
PASSENGERS PER STeaMsH P JAMESTOWN, PARRISH,
MASTER from New York:
Jos Jacobs, W Merrill Crosby Clinton Smith
Thomas Casey, Jos Levy, VIM Patton, Hy Strech
.Ir, II Mead. : P Policy. james DdLCan, g VI Par
sons, G W Emmons. Watson Freeman. Johnson
James Freeman, MIR Berry. A G Bntterfeld, b r
Lewig. } A Kennedy. Miss NJ Z Woody. Mrs +
johnson. Davit Boston, J NJ Freeman, Jr, MRS No
ran, Miss Clarity. Mrs Watson, John Nc
Milan wife and children, and 10 in storage.
Also, from Norfolk-p III TagCart FL Mathews
W II Chapman: Jos Riddle. L wAnk, A Boran, J
Gallaher, Jno Ames.
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HS-REEs 4 Co have facilities for taking 500 Por
traits daily. They can with IS much esse take en-
dozen a. others can a single Portrait.
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AS-REEs Il Co have had Is years experience. an
are regularly educated Artists.
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MAHRfen.

At the residence Of Can't " n weisises. on the
svering Of the 18th inefant. b. the Rev = Boges
Mr. FREORRICk q NE1eiHhR, OF PETERSBURG. 70
Miss SUSAN B0TT Of Manchester.
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.ANSAS AND SLAVERY

LEAvYywoRrH, K. T., Feb. IA bill abolishins
and prohibiting slavery in the Territory has passed
the Legislature, but it will doubtless receive til,
veto of Gov Medary
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AN ORIGINAL LET TE h

THE DUKE or wv ELLINGTON
VIII APPEAR IN
TIs NEW YORK LEDGER.
TO IN prRffsBsD
THIS WEEK,
Tae same issue of the LEDGER will contain i""'
Der nine Of
THE, MOUNT VERNON PAPERS.
By HoS. EDWARD EvKsIrr.
TnE DEATH OF Mr.. PRESCOTT,
By Ryv. DR PsouprIr, or RuraEas CottEas.
DO NO MAN ANY HAR%.
Rr Osr WHO K.rps HIS EYES AND EAss opEx.
THE HUMBLE PETITION OF A PRosER.
LErrsR FROM Hoa HonAcE GREsLxr TO Mr. BONNER
THE COLONY OF NEw.pLYMoUTH PAPERS
ByIB, atss ndant of ANNE BRADsTnRrr.
HAVE AN UNCLE JOE AMONG Us'
Br FANNY FERN.
AN OLD MAID.
BIZ ANNA Cora RI.cHrr.
THE STAG HUNT.
Br GrN Gyoros P Morris.
KING OF THE DAYS
BrMas L II sIGouRNEr.
TIE STOLEN LOOK.
Br ALICE CARY.
WIT AND WISDOM.
PY GEORGE D PRENTICE.
THE MAIpEv's FLOCK,
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Dr. W. NJ. Wightmau, at present President of
Wsrfford College, S. c., has accepted the appoints
ment of President CT the Southern University at
Greensboro, Ala.
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We are Indebted 70 Hon. z. J. Moaars. N. c.. OF
Fsnesyisssis, for copy Of his speech on the re.
vision Of tue tariff
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H4-RHEs Cos Specimens, at their doorway ant
Gallery, representing over 200 Of our citizens speas
for themselves. See them
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hs-RREs Co employ more help than do sll Il,
other Galleries in this city combined.
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~ The USE OF Dr.. HosrETrEa's

~ The USE OF Dr.. HosTETrER's
STOMACH BIrrERs. for Dyspp,ia. Flatulence, Heavi.
second to none in America or abr ,ad. TO be alb le
to state confidently that the bitters are rtain
cure for dyspepsia and like dis sses. Ia to the pro-
all morbid matter from the stomach. pu'ifies the
blood i'm parts renewed vitality TO the nervous sv 3
tenn giving il Oh at tone and ~ psis .uss BILE
for the restoration of heath The numerous ac-
acknowledgements of its superior excellence and be
uefeent splts have assured the proprietors that
cannot but prove great cure to the afflicted and
impart vitality 10 the thorough system.
81 See advertisement in another column.
q.
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.AM y 8A10 h 70.
: : : --.-~A
Anniversary BALL.

H. The You've auARp LOFT BAT
Anniversary OF the birth Of GEonsE wAsaissyos
bya
MILITANT AND CIVIC Bal.
10 be given NJ their large and conrnodtntis AKMgs
ny, (Which has been tsndsomeIy fitted M. Jon
Tnesday ESeuIng. February I1,rtSSA
age heretofore extended By the cIfizsns-srranre-
meIts having been made that will ensure satisfac.
tioa. -,e--
Band.
COMMITTEE OF IxvfrarroS-Red Rcsettes.
RE0gpTros CONnrTTEE--white Roseftes.
Floor Blue RosAffes
COMMITTEE OF AssAssEmsyrs-Red. White and
Blue Rosettes.
Capt W L satterwhite Capt yohk Rsdy
serg't P X Walden Corp1 swords
Private Daniel Maule.
TfcxETs-f2 80, admtfinza gentleman and two
ladies-SUPPRR fscLUDED-to be bsd OF the Commit
tee OF Arrangements; and the number Of tickets
in T-2swtl2;bfeb.dtd.
METROPOLITAN HALL.-This fsyo-
IVA rite place of amusement, having hut recently
been thoroughly repaired and refnrnished. Is now
FIRST CLASS PUBLIC HALL on much lower
terms than any other Hall Of the same capacity
In this city IL being capable Of accommodating from
1900 to 300 persons.
Metropolitan Hall IL situated on Franklin street
between 18th aud 18th streets, and within half a
square of the Exchange Hotel aud Ballard House
and for Operas Concerts, Lectures or Public Meet
ings, has no equal in the city, either as regards
size or convenience Of location;
several very desirable OFFICES, in the basement.
For further Information; address
ia 2S-lm for Met Hall Richmond, Va.
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AMNESTY DECLARED By THE KANSAS LIZ
GISLATURE

LEAvENwoRrH, X. T., Feb 1.-THE Legislature
adjourned on Friday. 1t passed general amnes.
ty bill, grantnr pardon to persons in custody and
immunity from prosecution, on account of past
occurrences in Southern Kansas. II has received
the approval of the Governor.
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NS-RErs 4 Co occupy two floors 50 by 20. Their
skylights are constructed upon optical principle
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syREEs Il Co.'S Pearl Ambrotypes are the most
beautiful and durable of any style yet introduced
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DHlLlP RAHM-


CART, BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FiF.
TENTH SIhEETS
RICHMOND, Va,
MANUFACTURER of Portable snd Stationary
STEAA ENGINES OF any required power, wiiA
either Locomotive. Elue or Cylinder Bottle 2; Sugar
Mills; Circular raw Mile; Irons fer Ssr;iesi saw
Mills Grst Mills Draining Machines; shiDgie,
Lathe and Planning Machines; Tobacco Factory Tx
lures OF every description. and all kinds Of castings
IN iron aud brass.
The subscriber Was awarded by the sAgrenl-
turai Society held in 9ichmond. Va. October, iHe.
the Grand Gold Medal Of Honor for the best Pofis-
bic steam EngiRe for farm use.
He refers. by perm issicn. to Gosexy,os fsenE
Wise. Messrs Warwick h Barksdale, nKx&r Men
cure 4 Co. and Haxail. Crenshaw Co. As<cwb
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80 I'M PHYsICI srs or RIcuMoxD

n~To THB PHYSIcI ms or RIcuM0xD
Asp NrfaHBcRHoop IN. 6RoUx, Of Hamburg who
n the subj Ct Of msIformatfoB OF the thorsx, Fx
POSING TO ynw THE fULsAfftNs OF THE HART, and
whose case has excited such deep interest among
men OF science, both in Europe and America, will
give Public demonstration OF its rsfna kabe fss-
tnrss with experiments illus. rating the hearts &C.
ton In the CHEMICAL LECTUhR-aOOM Of the
MEDICAL COLLEGE. THIS (Tuesdsy) EVENING.
sf o'clock
H All nismbers Of the Medical Profession are
RESPECTFULLY invited to attend. fs lS-lts
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LATER FROM HAvANA-THE FLORIDA IN.
nIANg

CHARLRsToN, Feb. 1.-THE Isabel, with dates
from Havana to the 10th inst, has arrived. De.
mand for Sugars fair; Muscovado higher Mo.
lasses higher.
The steamer Magnolia, at Key West, reports
that the greater portion OF tho Florida Seminoes
have consented to ship for New Orleans, en- route
for West of the Mississippi
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Puil particulars will be duly announced.

GF.REEs 4 Co.'S Steam Gallery is the best pace
to obtain Photographic Portraits. Price from 25 cts
mn IN
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k~ NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE Cow
PASY.-MUTUAL SYSTEM.
CaniIni 81 5a5 9OI.56;

Capital 81 ,595 9O1.56s
With One hundred Thousand Dollars deposited
with the State Comptroller of New York, to meet
any lawful demand which the Company fail to pay.
4a per cent. of the annual premium will be loaned
the insured when desired.
Dividends declared annually, and have averaged
about forty per cent
lfnot insured, you should call at once and procure
policy your life. No matter whether young
old, married or single.
You should insure at once. for many reasons
First-Recause 1t Is less zxPEdsIvx than IL will be
when You become older.
second-Becauss If In HEALTH you will PASS @ med
zeal examination and BE ACCEPTED
Third-LIrE IS UNCERTAIN. and DELAYS ARE DANCE.
RoUs. -
WHO MAY INSURE
The MAN PROFESSIONAL NON PROFESSIONAL who
do IL. Because with LIRz the IScoME CEAsxs and to
the loss of HUSBAND and FATHER may be added xx.
POSTURE to Iss MEp s1f fOy ExnTM1sxRs.
Re. T. COLEMAN. NJ ID.
JAS II. CONWAY. VI. d.
Apply at once to
S g a w ? WORKMAN. Agents.
1870 Main street.
Few doors above the Custom House.
W TRofTER. General Agent.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMFY.
OVER HALF ffs MILLION SSpGefs INVESTED
THE UNITED cTATES.
THE
LIABILITY OF SHAREHOLDERS UNLIMITED
the Revenue OF the Company derived from Pre-
miums Of Insurance exceeds Two Million Dollars
increase the amount heretofore taken on unexcep-
tional risks They will issue policies fer loss or
damage by ire on Buildings. Merchandise. House
NV 4. ~ WYE = AMr1TkraAM' Agents.
jaI-ts ofrsco 1871 Main street.
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DEAD THIs.-IMPORTANT TEsTI-

. FAD HIS.-IMPORTANT TESTI-
~ M0NY!-The following interesting ccnysrsa.
ton took place at friends house, last week rela-
tive to the cheap Goods selling a. MAILERT'S. II
Main street:
Mrs Jones-Ay dear Mrs Smith. have got some
buy the cb sapest?
Mrs. Smith, will tell you, Mrs Jones wac
down at MAILERT'S TO purch ase few articles this
week, ard being in mourning, was induced to buy
SHperfiue Lead and Black English Gingbam, a. a
nine pence the yard. 1t was puch prettier than
most spleLdid Bleached Gotten and Fast Colored
Cslicoes selling at four-peKce and every other ar
ticle was sell ng in the same proportion. l would
Goods; you will find them cheaper than at any other
store 10 Richmond.
n. B.-More of the same bargains left to be sold
this week fe Is
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- DE-. RosE's MEDICINES We
have this DAY received direct from DR.. Rose,
sor,ment OF his Medicines. which We can warrant
10 be genuine eeware Of counferfeits not having
''' WARiNG PEARCE. Druggists.
4. It-lm I0J Broad street, above 9Th.
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~ GREAT SAoRIYIoK or
RICH RAGLANS AND CLOAKs.
At r FZEKIEL'S, SO Main street.
telling regardless Of cost 70 make room for sprng
Goods. Rich HEAD DRESSES and Fancy HAHN
PINa: Extension SKIRTS of ell kinds from to 30
Syringe Fer cheap Goods, call at the Cloak and
Mantle Depot. 50 Main street.
feN IZEhlEL.
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS FOR

- CASH.-In order close out as near as possible,
TO: make room for SPRING GOODS; and improve
ments ia my store-eDlargirg and re-arrsDgiDg
the same, will sell the remainder of my stock on
hand at greatly reduced prices, and many articles
without Re gard to cost. All whs really want cheap
AMI good Goods will find il greatly TO Their interest
to z We a call before purchasing elsewhere, as
am determined to sell low for cash.
JNO SNITHER,
fe I4-dImcwlt No 90 Main street.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE.

W SEWING MACHINE.
No other compares with il South.
It does all it proposes.-EaQuirer
The work Is even. strong and perfect -Christtoa
Advocate.
IL the most perfect instrument = Central Pesby-
terrain.
kqaal, il not superior to any Transcript.
1t has no rival -.Sieatifc Aalsricda
triumph vi mechanical genius.--trs's Diction-
Its superiority is obvious Household Words
complete tuccefs National Magazine
Combines every essential -Liria0 Age.
Eminentiy superior Dictionary Qf Mechanics.
md your machine invaluable. have used II a
year. and II has never been out Of order The stitch
IL very durable. and can he adaute Ito ne or coarse
materiais-4Ars Anna f6ra Richie.
vi IL We can speak with entire clearness and con-
haence. after the Hse Of one four years more In
our family. We look upon II a. one Of the benefae-
tors OF the age, and one which will constitute an
era in the history Of woman Mrs u Oukss .Ssstks
There 10 but one Sewing Machine. and that IL
wheeler Wilson's.-Jtslgs Aics af the Amerse1ss
The rnost practical invention adapted e common
ase- ttaa. Asekanies fssstft,ie. Bdfiasors.
IL will work as great chance 10 he fAnliiy. -
wsys have Ia atafes.--HoE n r haissf.
~ Call end ses them, or send for circular;
0fiee, s27 Main s, Richmond, We.
II lf--ee3t$
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| OST.-On 10th January, long bum
- die of MAPS. weighing ten pounds. mark ed
DIR Stribling. etaunton. suitable ward will be
paid by leaving it at Adams Express Company
StECe, teS-Iw
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90 PARTNERSHIP NO ICE The
" undersigned have this day connected them,
selves together, under the firm and ttyle of DICK
ENs0N & COLE. for the purpose of coni citing
Commission and Forwarding BUSINESS in the city OF
Richmond, and have taken an office &C, on Shockoe
Slip I'd DOR from Cary street. and solicit consign-
ments of Tobacco, Wheat, Corn and other produce,
Tor the sale Of which their special and prompt at
tention will be paid, and on which liberal advances
will be made On all produce in hand.
JOHN DICKINSON,
ISAAC n COLE.
January l. 1850 yaI5-IAw4w
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CAPS Il have received this N

mw CAPS Il have received this M
"a morning, per Adams Express, a cup dAA
ply OF the latest styles OF &c. TCH CAPS;
such as the Edinburg, Glasgow. and Young Gents
Riding Caps.
Those in want Of an elegant and stylish article
wound do well TO call and examine this assortment.
JEFFERY MASON,
successor to BELLY Mason,
70 AN
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DRAWINd AND OIL PAINTINGS
~ MRS WIN II MITCHELL is prepared TO give
lessons in DRAWING aud PAINTING IN OIL, at
her residence I'd street. between Main and Cary.
Instruction to each pupil twice a week, at hours
to suit their convenience.
Ladies wishing farther information, will be pleas
ed to make application to her. fe I2-lm
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A CARD.-To oil those who have be-
slowed their patronage upon the unders,sned ne
the past five years. DO desires 70 return bis thAaA'
and respectfully soiicits for the rev frn oonpns
alton OF their fayors. promising strict attsnnoa W
sales. and prompt return OF prceeeds ,uvr.,p
Richmond. Va. Jan 18th. 1859. 70 i-asssewes
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MRS. NJ. E. ALLEN,
AVA FASHIONABLE DREsSMAKER,
Respectfully informs her friends and the Lseie 3
generally, that she has taken the house No. 208
Broad street above 9TH street. formerly occupied by
Miss Camilla amosy. where she will be please to
serve them at any time. he friends and patrons
Of Miss Lamosy are respectfully invited to cali.
ia
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MRS. NJ, e. ALLEN.

nR. PATTERSON has removed TO his
~ house on Broad street, nearly opposite the
fisv Hall fla IS-e,i2S
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T USr-On sunday last, between Leigh
- and Broad streets, my FREE PAPERS. They
we're wrapped in ece of paper. Also a BREA ST
PIN. VIII give liberal r-wsrd for them if left
at this (fflce. VIRGINIA ANN LEE,
iA-lkS frpa cruer, nf ratcr
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Richmond, Jan. lat. 1889
N. B-Persnns indebted TO the late concern OF
Price Watkins. and those having claims against
it will cali on US for settlement.
g Adm co.
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eS6ooD AsD CHEAP PIcTUREs ALI
who want good PICTURES AT COST. should come
at once 10 II Main Street, Whitehursts old Gallery
as WATSON will remain only few week, long er
HBRecoilect, ii you want cheap and good PIC.
TUNES, you must call at Il Main Street.
aI-The GALLEKY and FIXTURES are for sale
and win be sold low. ia 26-lmif
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49, PARKK PoINDsxTEs,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND, VA,
VIII practice In the city ef Richmond and In the
counties of Chesterfield. Powhatan and Amelia.
~ Office In Lisle's Building. corner of Main sad
18th streets. Sc 2S-l2m
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9e) An REWARD.-Lcs or stolen, my
W~.cO FREE PAPERS, somewhere on the
etreet, for which will pay the above reward of two
dol ars and half ~ any person who may find them,
and leave them at this Office
fe iJ-Itf yEEIING IOHAN
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LOSE

7 OST.-Yesterday morning, On Main
- street between B Spence's Clothing Store
aud 18th street, q pair OF CLOTH SLEEVES and s
VtLV ST COLLAR. for coat not made. A liberal
reward will be given for the same, by leaving them
with 3 SPENCE, corner Main and Governor SITS.
ia
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m FOR RENT.-The Brick Dwelling
~ on ia northwest corner of Seventh and Frank
lin streets at present occupied by the subscriber
he Dwelling contains several rooms, insiuding
basement. Possession given imm adiaiely Apply
to PASNILL,
"a l5-tf OF &c at Shockoe Warehouse.
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~HEsHING's FIRE PROOF SAFBs-
WITH POWDER PROOF LOCKs-We are il re-
ceipt of a largo assortment of these Invaluable
safes Marcha- ts, jewellers. lawyers. DC. can
hardly anora 70 risS tnSf vanaD.@ acconnts dseos
loss by fire and bur glars.
KNOWLES WALFORD, Agents.
fe lost No I'll Pearl street.
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EA FOR SALE, PRIVATELY-fh he
Il Framed Dwelling-Ho on Ninth, north of
leigh street now in the occupancy of Mr. j G Red
wood. II contains seven rooms. is furnished with
gas, and has h. drent 10 the yard
ALSO-A new framed Dwelling House. on Eley.
enth street, betwe Leigh and NJ, occupied by Mr.
Henry Fore. The house contains six rooms. and
has Kitchen &c, attache ALSO-Three Build
ing Lots, on same square. For terms, &c, apply on
the premises, or t. l. II FORE,
at Ritchis Dunuavant's Printing Office.
fe lists Corner Main and 18th SITS.
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/ OST-Yesterday, at the Centenary
~ Church. Pearl POCK EFT sOOK. containing
one dollar and ise ceDts. The finder can have the
of the church. faJ5-2ts
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NUTICG.-HaviDg lost Certificate No
~ 1873 for Two Shares Of Stock in the Protection
Building Fund Company. dated 10th March. 1894
y 'tice is hereby given. that shalt apply 10 sail
Company for new Certificate. or itsva.ue.
ia Il law Ems WH Tyler.
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OF
MUTUAL BENEFIT life INSURANCE COMPANY The
Directors have declared DIVIDEND of 40 per cent
on Premiums paid in ls57 They have ordered the
nav ment % the ELEY ENTH DIVIDEND, declared
Ian. lst, 1857.
We have pail 10 Dividends since January lat. 1880.
amounting ISL SCI &c
THE DIVIDEND of 40 per cent declar
ed January LIST. 1889 amounts to-. l95.43 IN
CAPITAL Jan ISL 81
fe Ie-5t KNOWLES Il WALFORD, Agts.
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WANTED-S LV + COiN.-For
w which ! will pay 81 Is per ounce which will
be about 22ls cen piece for spanish quarters
A + JAHNKE, Watch Maker.
a26-ts T5ls Main street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-15

iciere cop.n1ed 20 command. WIZ ne s.egs Of Co..
st.n,iie e. the va, Of occupation liz Ahoi pr p@ry end
ed No, 6. h-,apdins ;be lsses they sustained, the
ranks were eagerly hlled--uen was her rn'h;,ry
r.pu,at,op. Wh.B WIN The arrival Of Cen
.rsl Bneesud N 1894, .he war OF oc;a-
nation changed 10 one o, devastation, the
Zousyes displayed supreme P'oWe-s. in 1911
they were raised 20 three bsitliilns Of line c1n-
NAMES: OILY one Of the nine coa.d rsceve natves,
so the, bu, three native companies existed, ani
bu. few Algernes we've found even in these. FO-
various rea,ona the Zo1ave' became exclusively
Europeans. The new system worked well. 10
1912 eT,at plumbers OF tribes aid down their
a,ms-tbe fighting was desperately nari-Jne
comba, lasted ;Airty.si1 hours. Opposed to
them sometime were trbes commanded by
old native Zoosves who bad deserted. TGese COM
ba's gave The French the greatest trouble.
The Zunave, became immensely popular IN Par.@,
the part which they took in The Crlnean war Is well
known. They have been reproached with cruelty and
debanche,y, examples however, are s'ven oil Their
Kindness They are mu h attached to their ON 'er5,
who are men distinguished for strength courage and
address In critical moments the Colonel can u-e
the everest D,acouian Code.