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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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aPHC1AL WOx1CH0.

~rN. B.-MuTUAL BEEsrir LIrs In
sURAECE COMPY.-KSOWLEsA WALrORD.
Agents ask persons rho thinking Of effectine
tnsnrancs on their LIVES, to call aud -tceivs A
copy Of the ANNUAL STATEMENT" OF this
Company In the United States. AIso. get Pro.
spectus, sho wing thu hyperion advantages Of insnr
ing where the DIVIDEsDS ARE PAID THE IN
sURkD WHILE LIVING. and thus helping him
TO pay annually ever one-third of bis premiums
The Dividend. Let January. 1859 is 10 per cent. We
havstPAID one Dividend OF a. one RI 49, and ten of
80 per cent. amounting TO the Of 81 f6I 81 70
and have surplus Of x3.0Ol g2O.9t. We are
this year paying the Dividend 1T January. 1887;
next year, January. lass next, 1852 and 70 on one
each year We require but half the premium Ia
cash. on policies for term Of life.
Please call and see rs. and take our explanations
OF this Company's business we learn that come
Agents soliciting for etle, Companies do not seem
10 understand the superior advantages which this
Comp@ny affords the insured.
70 ls-st KNOWLES wALEORD.
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IRON WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Feb. 15.-The President, in reply
to q resolution of the House, communicated a
message foday, enclosing report from the At
torDey General, who says the local officers az Sa-
vannah have been strictly enjoined 10 perform
their duties in suppressing the slave trade. He
says that special counsel have been employed TO
aid the District Attorney in prosecuting offenders
engaged in the slave trade. Advces satisfactorily
show diligence on the part of all persons engaged
ia the public service, in searching for negroes
landed, aa4 in identifying the parties engaged u
the crime, and ascertaGing important facts Cons
neeted with recent transactions There is good
reason to believe offenders will be convicted
The Secretary OF the Interior asks $20,0 900 to
take the census Of Kansas
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DIED.

DIED,
On Monday. February l4th, PETER PEhdU-
SON who was born August let. Eai. aged % years
montha and il days.
At hfs residence on Tuesday morning, the I4tn
instant at ocl. ck In the Goth year OF hs age uoi
CHAs & MORO AN. late Superintendent oil the VIZ
ginia penitensiary. ,,,
His funeral will take place from st PANS chnrch.
on Thursday morning. at IL o'clock The irlenas
and aeauaintances of the family are invited 10 az
tend.
On the 18th OF February, 1882 At the reshence ol
his mother on ID street WM LtpsCOMB. son OF
the late anderson Lipsoomb, deceased, IN the 2osh
year Of his age.
His funeral will take place at the Clay street
Methodist Church, at O'Clock, this evening. 70
which his friends and acqusintancss are Respectfully
invited 80 attend.
He was born to die, to live again.
At his residence on Marshall street. the l4th INST
SAMUEL WOODWARD, in the 3ath year oil MS
His funeral will take place at the Grace Street
Rapi list Church. to-day. (i6th at 31s O'Clock: VI
The friends of the family, and those OF " MCNEIL
are respectfully invited to attend.
On Monday. the 18th inst. in the 18th year Of his
age. JOSEPH HENRY. eldest son CT Lewis ana
Mary Sampson.
his father on 6th between Broad and Grace streets
this morning st II o'clock. The friends Of the fam
lily are invited to attend.
The Funeral of CHARLES, son of John
w Dennis. OF Baltimore. formerly OF this city, )
will take place from Sycamore Meeting House. al
10 o'clock this morning The friends Of the famil ,
respectfully invited to attend
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ITO THE PUBLIC.-M. puoyEssn and

Two THE PUBLIC. Nj. puogEssE and
Il his friends submit the following statsment of
facts to the consideration OF the people of this Com
monweaith:
NJ DUQUssNE has Just had the misfortune to lose
tkoman CathoicJ and expressed the wish that the
last prayers on the occasion of her funeral should
Rs said IN that Church, which, during her life she
had ulIy attended TO carry cut the wishes
OF MS wife, III DUQusSSE visited Mr. MciILL, the
bishop. and communicated TO b ia Mrs DIS ieq usst
lie t0la that II he wished TO secure the entrance
of the Church 10 the body OF the deceased he must
first sccure Tor her remains place in the burial
ground which had been cons Grated for the uEe Of
the i@Vman Catholics of Richmond.
:, After mature reflsctIon. AID accsuEt OF The
lung distance from the city Of rhs said burial
Grt and, we'll for the further reason that ole
OF his children was buried III the Shockoe Hill CO
metery, M DuQUssNE declined 10 purchase lot,
when he was positively refused abundance for the
corpse Into the Church.
Some OF Mr. DIS friends called on the Bishop, and
tried to obtain his consent tut their Efforts were II
vain. SO Mrs Duguesne was denied burial, accord
ing to the rites the Caurct, whose It'll she
vontIy embraced. Every sunday she would enter
tho Church. TO occupy her seat as worshippsr; but
when dead, she rejected from it, because her
husband nd children chose 10 have her last restng
place nearer home, IN order that they might visit
1t more frequently; and ct, is 1t not written my
house shall be called, OF all nations, the house Of
prayer Mark XII II.
M DuouEssE and his friends gratefully acsnow.
ledge that, owing TO ;he Christian 81 mpathy OF hev
] l. BURROWS, OF the Fifs. Baptist Ohurch the de-
ceased was deceufly buried, q member of Chris
tendon. in The ehockce Hill, Cemetery.
fe lit pUoUesNE
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~ RICHMOND THEATRE.
TApD 10 TIE TITR!,Tr

~ RICHMOND THEATRE.
CARD TO TIE EUBLTC
Messrs KU%KEL Il co. respectfully announce
to their patrons, that in consequence of engage
ments now pending with
SEVERAL ARTISTES
OF ACKNOWLEDGED ABILITY.
to appear shortly at th cir establishments, and in
der that tba arr angt ments may be completed for
the cons summation OF the above, the Theatre will
remain closed until (or sbou} the 25th inst, when
the re-opening will be celebrated by
GRAND DRAMATIC FESTIVAL.
Full particulars will be duly announced.
HS~ Light eyes taken well as DARK ones by REEs
Cos new sn1 beautiful process of Photography.
frice 25 cts, 50 cts. ST. and upwards.
EA~REEs T. Cos Pearl Ambrotypes are the most
beautiful pictures Jet introduced, North or South.
sah-REEs & Co.'S steam Gallery il The place to Oh
tain good work at reasonable prices.
EJ-You will, at all times. find REEFS d Go at their
posts, with everyt thing in fine working ordernever
In stick
agREEs Il Co, Artists and Propretors Of the
Steam. Gallery, have facilities for taking zoo POP.
traits daily.
Ha- ToB.cco Ely JHAxe s-RIcHaoSD yA.-Sales
by JN0. g. POWELL, Commission Merchant;
For Joseph Tally hhdt-7la. IL. lIS4 81. $40.
Fer .Ino. A. Gordon-2 hhds--6 and 90.
For Robert Pendieton-3 hads--5S!, lGsa H$s.
Fer Richard finders hhd:-5.lO and s.
ta I6-dlt&cw1t
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STOMACH BlrTERs for Dysp, psia FIstuIenoe. Heavi.
of the Stomach or any Other ike affections Is
ser ond to none in America abr Iad. To be alb lie
cure for d, srepsa AMI like dis. .es is 10 the
pretor a SOU &c Of nnslloyed pleasure. 1t removes
all mol b!l matter from the stomach, pu'ifies the
blood parts renewed vitality to the nervous svs
tem tisn it that tone and energy so inais psnsa BILE
for the restoration of heath The numerous &C
krowledgments of its superior excellence ana g.
ftoannot but prove great cure to the afflicted aEa
impart vitality 20 the thorough svst m.
80 See advertisement in another coluu H.
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THE OVERLAND MAIL.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-The overland mail has ar
rived with San Francisco dates to the 21st.
The papera of the day destitute of news.
The steamer Uncle Sam had been lbelled again
for $150000
The ship Queen of the Pacific, sailed goth for
New York.
The Los Angeles Star of the I'D says that Col.
Holfman's Escort CT Dragons under Lieut.. Chap
man, had been attacked by the Mohave Indiana,
Beaes crossing OF tie Colorado river, but
we're beaten Oft with the loss Of ten killed. The
Aiohaves have united with the Pintos and other
tribes, and declare that military post shall be
established in their country but the whites may
pass through.
Gel Hoffman had returned to San Francisco. and
Lieut.. Chapman was en- route to Fort Ijon.
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E%. GREAT SACRIFICE OF

RICH RABLANS AND GLUAhE,
At r FZSKtE.fS. 60 Main street,
Selling regardless of cost to make room for Spring
Goods Rich HEAD DRESSES and Fancy HAIR
PINS; Extension SKIRTS of all kinks, from to 30
Springs For cheap Goods, call at the Cloak and
Mantle Depot. GO Main street.
lie IL EZkhIEL-
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Now Is the Time to Commence
TAXING TIE



NEW YORK WEEKLY.
For saie-~fichmont. Va. By J. W. EVANS. 10
Pearl 1T, ". II. JARVI9. III Broad street and all
other News Dealers.
a6-NoTieE 20 Cur FRIENps. CUSTOMERS A|p THE
PUBLIC GENERAILY.-We sre now in receipt OF our
spring supply Of ladies' Gentlemcn'a. Boys.
Misses. Chldrens and Servants Boots. Shoes, Cal
tors and slippers ofevery description, either with or
without heels. Also materials Of best quality that
can be im ported from Europe, and having in our
employment he best Of workmen that can he had,
we have no hesitation ia saying that We can trim
out work far superior 10 any manufactured al the
North by any one We also keep constantly on
hand larga assortment OF Ladies and Gentlemen >
imported work, made expressly for us il Paris.
ALEX HILL + CO,
importers and Manufacturers Of all kinds OF
Boots and Shoes. 10 I27 Main strest,
Richmond Va
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R,FRasers q. eMrrH's NEW SToAr.
0>s1a
WILL Rs 6r4 ~ THE
NEW YORK WEEKLY,
RFzDr AND FOR SALE
By ALL NEWS DEALERS IN THE COUNTRY.
IT'S ENTITLED
AZAEL KAHN;
THE FORTUNES OF A PoUNDLfFG.
A Tale Of Life az 1t is.


This New Story. bv the Popular author OF
MAGGIE, THE CHILD OF CHARITY EVE
LFEN WILSON, 1.-THE yEsT-MAK ER'a AP-
PRENTICE THE ABANDONED WIFI" THE
EMIGgANTr etc etc. must create demand Tor
the NEW YORK WEEKLY in every intelligent sec
ton of the United States aud British provinces.
"AZAEL AISris full of episodes and incidents
which cannot fail TO stir 20 thsir very fountains the
sympathies of the human heart; while fein Of
ouiet humor il developed by ssme ofthc characters
who figure In the progress of the story that viii
provoke :, laugh trem the most sedate reader
in spite nf himself "AZaFL KA1N" il O great
picture of life which brings before the mind Of the
reader III storms and sunshine of human existence.
as portrayed--and felt-and participated in-by
living. breathing human beings The reader st
once recognizes its trnthfulness by the iDfaliabe
tes. which his own heart furnishes. The Incidents
AMI the Adventures of the characters who figure in
the pages Of "AZIEL KAHN" are alternately of the
most exciting and amusing character.
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MARRIED,

At the residence III her mother. on the evening o.
The sth Of February hy the Rev HenrT Mnss sn
Mr.. ANDREW BOWERS to Miss ELAAAbhA
CbBRON. all Of this city.
- phiiadeiphia paupra will please cory.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON. Feb 15.-Sena'e.-The bill equal-
zing the pay of the army officers was passed.
The subject of the acquisition of Cuba was re-
suned.
Mr. Crittenden made n speech in favor of the
acquisition by treaty and negotiations, bat res
garded the present time highly unpropi;ious, and
believed the Presidents plan must prove unsucv
cessful.
Messrs. Hale aud Benjamin followed Mr.. Critten.
den.
Mr.. Thompson, of Ky, has the floor tomorrow
on the same subject.
Rouse.-The Senate amendments to the Indian
Appropriation bill were discussed and partially
disposed of
Night Sesston.-Mr. Morris, of Ill fiercely ats
tackled the Administration. He charged the fed-
eral officers of Illinois with corruption. And
complained that good and true Democrats had
been prescribed for Integrity in tie fundamental
principles. and refusing TO yield blind obedience
to Executive tyranny; while those appointed in
their places, were more fit for prisons than the
places they occupied.
Dir. Boyce, offs G., spoke against the acquititiQn
of Cuba.
Mr.. Craighead, of North Carolina charged the
increase Of expenditures to the corruption of the
Democratic party.
The Atrato Canal, across tho Isthmus Of Pana-
ma, proRounced practicable by Ward of New
York, who made speech en- the subject, stating
that recent surveys by 1t. Craven had opened a
new light to the public.
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TRUE BILLS AGAINST ALLEGED SLAVERS.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 1.-THE Grand Jury now in
session have found true bills against Messrs. Sci.
vas Mares, consignees, and Cassneras, the cap.
tain of the barque Angelica; for fitting that vessel
up for the slave trade.
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l6-3t KNOWLES q WALEOkD.

tag SPECIAL NoTICE.-Ihe attention
Of the public ia reauestei to my sale OF gentael
Household and Kitchen Furniture. &c. &c. TO take
place at the residence of Michael MCormck. corner
Id and Marshall Streets THIS DAY. at 70 O'Clock.
fe I6-lt EBC COOK, Auct.
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49, Sparse GooDgi SpRIsa eooDs /!

&C. SPEING GOoDBt SPRING CooDs .
FIRST 4RRIV-AL OF SPRING DRI GUODS
OF THE .SEASON!li- BREEDE EN- d FUN, broac
street are receiving this day, by steamer from rev
York a beautiful assortment OF Dry Goods suitec
to eariy sprine sales Al fscich have been bought
during the past week in the Northern markets -
AMONGST them are to be found a great variety Of
ne,c and elegant Foreign Ssbrics. which have been
landed only a few days from the European steam
ers We beg leave to mention the following. viz:
Chene Bay adere Silk Robes, entirely new de-
Elegant silk Robes Deux voiants
Double Jupe
Foulard Silks solid ground, very cheap
A beautiful assortment of Spring de LANES
Rayadere Mohars
81 k Warp do
Ferpch, English and American Prints
Great bar ains in Embroideries and Leces
Ladies' Parasols, entirely new STYLES
5 cases of best makes of Irish Linen
Napkins and Towels
Striped Osnaburgs
Plaid Domestics
German RuTlaps
We are also opening a lot of Csrpotirg of rev
patterns which viii be offered at very iow prices -
Our stock of Bleached and Brown lotions, Sllt e.
ings and White Goods, is ALEC very large. We are
determined to present more attractive stock of
Goods this season, than we have done. and we
hoae by constant attention 10 the wants of the trade
and by increased vigilance in every thing, that per-
tains to business. to give entire satisfaction.
BREEDEN FOX,
fe s-dl2t 2l7 Broad street
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LOST.

T OST- Supposed to have been dropped,
IL on the I4th, between franklin and Leigh ste,
on 81 or Leigh, an Oval Mourning BREAsrPlN,
with a square Locket attached. Both have eeverai
initials engraved on thsm. suitable reward vii
be given The finder on leaving it at the Dispatch
Office. fe i6-3t
r OSI-Yesterday, at the Centenary
IL Church. Peal P0CK EFT BOOK, c1n.sinins
one dollar and fige cents. The finder can have the
money by leaving the Pocket Bo5k with the Sexton
OF the church. te l5--2s%
DR. ROSES MEDICINES.-W have
~ this day received. direct from DIR. Rose, an As
s0ftment OF his Medicines, winch we can warrant
TO be genuine. Beware OF counterfeits not having
his written signature.
WAXING h PEARCE. Druggists,
fe to-3t l07 Broad street, above 9Th.
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eEsESTa CosaR.ssIos.L DISTRICT. - During the
recent VIII. Convention ia Richmond, the dele
sates from the seventh Congressional district held
arnse;iBg, and adopted resolution recommend
'as the holding Of Convention in the city Of
Aexshdris, on the first Thursday in March. ia
las pefpese Of considering the propriety OF uom
fhss'ns "hig candidate, to represent the District
~ Congress
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SAM'L NJ PRICE,
VIM Fl GORDON,
WI J EGGLEST0N
InuAI 04ls .tnEIS
Richmond Ian. LIST. i

RlChm0ld, Jan. TIT. I@l9
NJ R.-Persons indebted to the late concern of
Price Il Watkins. and those having claims against
it will cal! on us tor settlement
fa 4-dlm III q %.
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THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE

THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
J. INSURANCE COMPANY Is THE OLDEST
INSTITUTION or lrS KIND IN tn STATE-
CHARTERED By THE LEGISLATURE or
VIRGINIA IN ls32.-Ihis Company mas untuter-
rupfediy Conducted its operations to the present
time inst principles has paid in losses by Fire
and sea. mostly &c citIZsns Of Rjchmcnd more than
one and quarter altti9a ofdGiaFS. returned to It's
sEaeR holders reasonable per ceHtags on their in.
Fesfmsnt snd Ia now doing prudent business iu-
creaslng its receipts mall and deearye3ly main
taining its character for safety and integrity.
iihEfNSuaa lance granted On almost very kind
Of property ia Cities, Towns and Counties tbror
ou this State aud adjoining States On as low terms
Nc by other good Com pauies.
MARINE INSURANCE. made on Vesselsoa time
ana on Fesse$. Freight and targoes by the voyage
TO all parts Of the world at fair n, rates of pre-
mimi.
The authorised Capital OF this Company il $500 =
COO but lis PAD rr Capital is only $500 600 coapos nj
q shares OF only x25 each, the original Shares of
500 ech having been divided into for for facility
Of distribution among our citizens: and it3 surplus
u Ss5,D0O or more. and steadily Increasing.
To avoid the risk OF insuring heavy amounts II,
any one locality. the President has accepted the
Agency OF the UNITY FIRE ms CO.. 0F LON
goN, having Capital of 81 500 600 with which
company arge risks divided, tins sffording
VIZ aapiest security to those who insure their prop
Applications solicited in person at the Office. Ne
~ ain street. or by mail and will receive prompt
and courteous attention,
WI. cow.,,,,. DIRECTORS.
wii,,am p ss.aar yosfEh Alien. Horace h Kent
" Mads,worth William asers. ihos samson .chms
Cnien, aeg v Smith, Il /. Winston H.ri Y prs
ssa ssi4asi faliisra :
WILLIAM WINS. Ja. sseressrr' f Il isMim
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~Co.PAarNrRsHIp Nor1cE.-sAM'l

- tU-I hHTNbN5HIF NVIIoH.-NSH L
NJ. PRICE, having purchased the entire inte-
rest of JOEL d WATKINS, in the late concern Of
PRICE WATKINS. has associated with bin in
the business WIN II GORDON and VIM j EGGLE-
STON late of the house of 7 K PRICE h Co, and
JOHN EMPLE late with PRICE h WATKINS. under
the style of
SAMUEL M. PRICE e. co,
who will continue the Retail and Wholesale DRY
GOODS BUSINESS. in the house recently occu
pied by PRICE WATKINS No 157 Maien st.. square
belSw the Banks
They respectfully solicit the patronage of theiE
friends customers and tn public
With ipcreaaed facilities aud experience, they
hone TO be able to Cffer an assortment OF Goods at
al! times equal to any in the city. and such ipdu
meuts as will invite the patronage which they soi-
cit All orders for goods will be promptly aud faith
fully executed.
SAM'L NJ PRICE,
VIM Fl GORDON,
WH J EGGLESTON,
J0HM TEMpIE