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foReeaY.-rhe Lynchburg Republican states
that Mr. Clements, the forner sheriff Of Char
iotte county, Va. was arrested few days ago @a
Una, county, on the charge of forging the nanse
of Mr.. James Wilson, on a bond 10 the amount eS
$1,000. He was held to bail in the sum of s., SEQ
Tor BIS appearance at the next County Court.
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sre the safest ana bost PufSatye Pills use They
A.t upon the Liver, Stomach aud Bowels. carrying
or All Bile Rnd every foul secretion. They don't
srpe, are easy ia their operation and can be taken
Al any time without tear Oi exposure They remove
IL you suffer with aDy pan, Use HA KTSHDENk k'S
EALi, the great PAIN ANNIIitLAfO2. II
yon have cough, use hARfHuoRNE'S COUUH
SYRUP, which is the best Cough syrup IN the
word.
Sold by all Druggists In Kicntnond. oc is-frn
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fu Is -ias Lorotto i8ssey county
- C{jMMITPIDT 30 N0rFOLK CITY

"a JAIL AS A RUNAWA WAY.-Was committed
- TO the Jail of the { Tporstion Oi tie ciry oi
- Norfolk the l., b day Of November, lS5S,
o no. - man calling himself rJht BAiLY. The sale
negro "a Is i've feet seven and one half inches
high and weighs Cne hundred and sixty-hve
pounds about lnrty years Old of light conlpl- x
committe 10 jsil sheep's grey cla,heS and sailor
HIT Thoo y CURPREN
fg u--5E SrTg, ant City kei folk.
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THE BURNING OF TIE AUsTKI. We bear it re.
Elored thar the relatives of those who were loss
on board of the iilfated steamer Austria, have
nounced their intention of prosecuting the Com
pany in whose services shs was plying for dam
ages. The accident. they claim, was caused by
the carslsssuess of their employees. hence they
are liable for its consequences N. 7. NeioS.
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LlBERiLITY.-Iiow the Methodists do open their
pocket books when the preachers make a sortie
for the missionaries. Last Sunday evening, at the
close of the annual missionary services in ST.
Paurs Methods; Episcopal Church, New YORK, the
congregation contributed ten thousand dollars I.
the missionary cause, in addition to a recent con.
tribution of So 500
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jaws IN PaRLIAMsSr--Oa the 18th nit. Baror
Meyer de Rnthschid was returned y member Of
parliament for HyfhA. unopposed. His electios.
with that Of Alderman Silomons, makes the thirs
Taemoer Of the Jewish community now in the
House of Commons
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Z EXEkIkL.


who have suffered from icCassaIt fevers, loss of ap
petite, or Improper diGestiOu-may easily he cured
By the use Of B4KER'S BITTERs We have known
persons enticey restored health by these pltters
after visiting AT lhe watering places without receiq
Tag any benefit If any of onr readers suffering
f.um Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility Torpid Liver In
digestion, AGue and Fever, Stomach or Loss Of
appetite they will find certain reet by using there
s.trers as directed. Delicate females may lest as
sure9 that these Bittxs are admirably adapted to
their diseases, and neyd8hi! liz quickening nature
.uG restoring tbe bloom X health to their cheeks
CecthIag infants may also be iioprcYed by their
dsswiiils; ali classes and will be bensfitted
Gy their strengthening properties. As family
Medicine. these Ritt@rs stand purivalle1, and must
eventually supsrsede sii others We invite trial
= once
For saIeby Purcell, Ladd < Co. and by all the
pro!aipcit Druggists in Virginia Oc n
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vtauriNa - James L Lewis aud John
Nase. both tree, were eoas icssd before tas Mayor
YESTERDAY II sAsisg In the street. Ard eaasssd Il
bs pxaishsd
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.&Y So A REWARD Of S25 viii

"a Je pai f-r the delivery Cfa Negro Van cali.
as 'et rHlL TAY YAuk. This negro pur-
-. -Glset in 4ichmond, at auction. on the oh
Mo-, u ana a bin Of sale made by George
sneIiit tgs. Hs is u muiattU color; gygt teeth,
which he shO IS n advantage when 5geaking; walk
badly. | : ave said negro IN luey aud pass to e
~ f.Ichuoui t. VISIT TITS wife, &hJ, believe re-
sides Iu Caesterdeid she is Tree Tuman. and fr
what have he .rd he IL harhored by her The
above suT viii be paid. ii delivered to pickin8ol
Hill 20, cI Richmond
JOI.N SAUNDERS,
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No posrroNsNs Central 4 g
r,ru,turai Executive commissee a,e called segese.
.~ aext saturday 90 select saa'sae fsir sroasas,
a,d wet or dry. raia on sssae, seseetioe saeeid
: = h,x mind apoa the snti@es, aud fagthef dslAy
"a "a. re fire unnecessary.
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lit from Improper digestion ami tel pidity OF the
liver aad rs these two organs the great genera
4 lis sase, immediate steps shoni1 be TAX TO
know OF n better agent for execu ing this work
than BAk kEa'2'pR EMIUM Il iTfEHs purely &c
.bie medicine entirely nnoceEt In its operations.
ana -gre cure 10 all diseases arising from the
ston.sch and bowels. To be had at PUkCELL,
LADD h GO, and by all Druggists in Va fe2t
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MEDICAL CARDS.
sxsA- D7. SyLvsHus l. IsuaA1

sES- Dz. SyLvAHUs L IEGaAM kavir q
iocattd himself permanently in edmond respect,
tally Htfs his ptofc PsiCns ices to the p oc
lls NAV br made eihar at his office on Bank stree,
near the Mechanics Institute or ut the st Chsries
Hotel. Iah 3-dtms
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ssss- GREAT SACR!FIJE OF

HUH hAGLANh AND CLOAKS,
st z FZEkTEL's, So Maia street,
Selling regardless OF cost t. Uaks room for Spring
Goods. Rich HEAD 0RESek. and Fancy HaIn
PINS: Extension SKIRTS Of all Kin is, from to 80
Springs. FOR cheap foods, cali 1T the Cloak and
Mantle repJ., 6g Main street.
f3i4 EZtkIEL.
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BARTON, iG9 Main street. is just receiving 4
iu.l q s1rtnelat OF SPRING GOODS, selected from
BDNS, FLOW gERs, FRE&CH BUENEte &c. ALSO
great variety OF LACE Wells, something new
aAd desirable
Or!ers for Bonnets OF decided acj reliable SrriuC
shapes promptly executed. Country Miliin'Ts sup
piled with patterns.
WANTED "A II st rate and swift Srtaw Milliner.
f. 2n-ts
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CUGAR.-9 30 hhds pLime TO choice New

- JG Az. - W mus pune 10 cn0lce new
~ f'rleaDs Sugar. rs barrels Moliers. Hogg Mar
tens Extfa Ct flee sugar $50 farrels Moliers.
Hogg sarten's Ex ira c Coffee sugar 100 barrels
New York refining Co.'S Extra @ sugar: ~ barr els
Egerton, Dongherty, Woois Co.'S Extra q Sugar;
- barrels a and Circle Coffee sugar 100 barrels
Sugar; for sale by
IL al LEWIS N WEBB h co.
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REFERS TO
nou ii. A Wise. ilovernor OF Virginia;
Professors VI nor and Hucombe University of Va;
l.. Nunaliy. pres't hank of the Commonwealth;
james Lyons, Attorney at Law, klCbmond;
Richmond.
Goddia Il Appersou. Real Estate Brokers, Rich'd;
keut, Paine c., Dry Goods Job6ers, Co.
Thomas. Hughes a Caldwell, Fancy Goods job
bers, Nichmcna;
Tins!yy Tardy & williams, Wholesale Grocers
ltt-Im
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MIR. SpuRGEos's MISSION TO AMgarc,.-Tbe
"Freeman,"a Baptist org IN, Published In Eugland.
has an editorial defining the purpose Of Mr.. Spur
seon's visit to America. The "many gentle
hint" which the Freeman expects he will receive
10 New York, will be considerably augmented
should he visit the ''slave darkened soil of the
South" 1t says:
"Nbo can tell but that Nc Spurgeon is destined
TO be the knibb Of America" lie possesses MANY
OF the moral and physical qualities of that noble
mar; these especially which were his chief wea.
pons In his holy war against slavery--the courage
10 say straight out what he thiaks,-what the
impulses OF the moment demand, and the elo
quenee to raise the enthusiasm Of the nany,
while the few also are compelled TO feel its homeiy
power-tbe power of truth When he arrives on
the slave darkened soil of New York (for u black
man is property there as much as in New Orleans)
we can but believe that, like Paul at Athens, and
on Mars Hill, his spirit will be stirred within
him. Many gentle hint will our brother receive
when he lands at New York. Should be re,non.
strate 10 private, all kiuds of suggestions not 10
obstruct his usefulness by adverting the danger
Gus subject will be gIvsr bnt We have little doubt
that faith aud prayer will have braeed his sp,ri,
1 ,r the solemn conflict.
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MURDER IL CoURr OF JUsrIcg.--A collision oc-
CURED Wednesday at Hawesvile, Kv., the result
Of an old political teud, which resulted in blood
shed. Cicero Maxwell, the prosecuting attorney,
whilst addressing the court, was interrupted BY
Thomas s. Low, who grossly insuIted Mr. Max.
we'll. The friends of the latter drew pistols od
hred; wounding Lsw and killing John AiIdridge.
Lew was committed to Jail for protection from
the mob which speedily assembled.
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The NEApcLITAN ExILEs.--The following is an ey.
tract OF letter from of the Neapo.itan pris.
oners transported to New York, dated Bay of Cad:z
on bard the Neapolitan war steamer stromboli,
Feb. 2, 1882
it - impossible for auy Of us to land Onr
imn isounent coniiIues. ard arU end 0nlJ at N,tc
iGh Not even pcerio, who is Ill., has been all SC
10 iaHd Tor au honr Sparish ssi.ing Vessel Ia.
been hired, on board of which we shall soos b
riactd The Ne.rolitsn steam friRate which escort
US viii tow tn Spanish ship for two days and then
viii turn back. We shall continue our voyage
s'nEe. AFTER having passed ten years in q gepui
Shra s' lness, ii is bard 10 be tossed about ssa
ana, however. cheerful and well. ard happy IL,
thinking shall soon he tree On board this steam
or Wa are well tr; ated From New York I sha ]
come TO Englard Forgive my iDcohert mt letta'
the noise, the effects IF 20! age and to tell tn.
TRUTH little vexation st haynA. 20 Tnas 50 long
voyage withort any reason, the new life which
I'VE, have bewideJed ny % or brains, aud haFd y
kaot what an doing. We are we'll Poerio *
cepfd, whohaa long Suffered from bron hits whic
OF late EaYI lg become worse. gave great 81
ness he is row better. but who know what ma,
happen during the voyage which must Iasr At least
q month. We are in Gods hands we are cheerful
aud bear NJ manfully.
The British Consul in New York has notified
the committee for the reception of the Italian
exiles there CT being officially instructed to aid
them all in power
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pEssoNAL-Udo,pho Wolfe, Of New York, gsSe
Walter Preston. Eeq of Virginia, and the opposi-
tion candidate for Attorney Geuerai, the ofhcsrs
OF the 9Th Regiment. and several eiyiEans,
sion, on l4th street, on Monday evening.-E. L.
ErpFess
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LEWIS N WEHR 4 co.

E MBhUiDEhIES--E EMBk0IDERIES |!
~ BREEDEN Il FOX, Broad street, would call
especial attention To large assortment Of Embroi
deres aud Lace 10 as, lust received. some of which
ore exceedingly cheap. Worked Collars, at all
prices very low Worked Sets Collars and sleeves;
Lace setts, Collars and Hleeves: Cambria Bands.
great bargains. and every ether article belonging
70 tlis department.. le22
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OPERATIONS OF THE U. s. MiNT.-The gold coinage
OF the United States mint, in Philadelphia, fol
the month OF February. was $l41 9S3 being pretty
equally divided between the several deuomina-
tions below the double eagle. The silver coins q 4
was $l2 COO in half and quarter dollar pieces OF
cents 81 eco in amount were coined. The entire
value Of the coinage for the mouth was S30I, ,9S3
Covering 3,l61 ,S42 pieces The gold deposits for
the month were $50 050: silver, S59,Sl5; Spanish
coin in exchange for new cents, Sl7 ,S35, and cop,
per, $3.2o5. Total deposits, $2il.235.
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FRaScu IrgNs About the sna Of iss. prn h
the fo,iowiog singular mistake wss male ~ Dsts.
Yeancs: Two persons had died az the aosasssF OF
,ba. sown. aud were 10 be barred ss Tbs sans
time. The deceased wers yeunx glfl An3
soldier nf the garrison. Both eofias being pfacsf
sloegsids % each other, they were o. 60 ,fssadsd
that the young girl Was accompanied 70 her ttst
horae by . platoon of Dragons wisb saff**ry
honors. while the yoaag soldier. covered VISA .
white paIl ana q overs. ptsas smAssms Of parssy
aud inuoeeaee was boros 90 ioar tesp aies sheas>
ders AMI tailowed By a proeeszioa Of youag lris
| recisiax prayers.
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, FOR RENT-Un rtasoua5le rms

CT FOX RaSI-tn - tasouIbiG terms
kxss Tns ezsien EiyeI inm siit ely. a,y II use. on
CH"rtn Hni very comm 'lirus a3d cNn ti' 4
res'l"uce-the ground, attached rup iFiny IL
whole 'quare hFtwnau Grace and +! ahhijp. q 4 -
s"f sith streets Being upon the brow 4 Church
Hih AZ" location Il rema ksbiT commanding AM
the N!eR rom the hOu-s AMI grounds uUsGr pa set
- any Ia thl5 region. he house i . got Tepui
II Z grounds are tFayeIssd hv w0lEA Wi.n 2rasA
plo.S. shade trees. hubs sud 4 Jsser~
ELIX l. VAN LEW
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SpHCIAL NCVICg9.
s- LIcoklcE.

4. u. g. BRAND
ThE ABOVE MELL KNOWN RAgoKlIE BRAND ALWAYS
on salLs III JAMES O. MOANDkkW
de sly 81 PINE STREET NEW iokK
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Death OF AN EccESraIC MAN.-Richard Rans
do'ph, cousin of John Randolph. of Roanoke,
died in Miami Township. Ohio, on the 31st of Jan
uary. The deceased. who was as eccentric his
more celebrated cousin, was an old bachelor, and
had resided on the Randolph tract, Ohio, for
twenty five years. lie leaves property. mostly
in land, valued at $4,000, TO be expended in II
purchase and freedom of the slaves now owned in
this Raudoiph family and those, with their
offspring, formerly owned By the Randolph fami
iy. which slaves are to be set free: aud If the es
ta,eis cot exhausted in thia purchase the balance
to be applied to the and benefit Of said slaves
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MUSICAL A discussion /. going on in the Eoslish
papers as TO the highest note reached by any
soprano sisger. Jenny Lind can sing TO in alt
Madame fanre and Viardot Garcia 10 SHARP, nile
friend OF Madame Gassier AYERS thar that lady
sings up to q in alt, u this be so Madame G
bears away the palm from her competitors. La
drsnse has suug up to 4 aud probably can do \
Csraiion," bat sustained G for the soprano In the
air "Thy marvellous works." WAS deemed some.
thing astonishing. la yerdi's music, u Ast or G
sharp very often occurs. and In the hnas<sEsf con
csrtsd pieces. where dat or 10 the soseindius
note, many singers sre fond Of taxing ths uctaye
Bius birds were seen last week 10 some towps in
.s,ns atxt = =
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STATE BAND CoAvESrIoS.-A State Convent On. to
he composed Of the members Of bands OF m isic Of
Ohio. is appointed to be held In Mansf I'D on
Thursday. May 26.h. The festivities OF u ie day
will consist OF parade, playing for prizes, and
grand concert by all the bsnds-to close at might
with torchight procession.
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LEc1uss PosrPosrD.-Wsar are reousat.
cd 70 stare that Prof Rogers, WHOSE ,eo,n,. ~.
p1stponed on account Of the wealth or, VIII isesrrs
association, at the Mechanics IBstiguts.
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gSS~ LlrB SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS -The

subscriber taxes pleasure in announcing his nu-
petroi.s and the public az aIge, that hs
now prepared T. turnish Photographs from oliHis-
lures to FULL LiEE SIZE either plain eolored
Eh;ch. for accuracy and tuish. he warrants eGusi
not superior to any produced il this city, at less
shan the usual price. Old Pictures copied AM en.
largea TO any size.
Citizens ana strangers invited 10 cal! and ex
sInue specimens az GiRD;' TerGDe Of Art, CoTip
thiau Rail, Mai street, between 9ta and l0th
Pc GIBBS.
2. s.--If you giant a genuine Anbrotype. this! !s
me piSce to get IT, where You VIII neither lie hum.
.nE othor Picture in the PhotoQra plc Ait.
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TINE hkfs.--i meeting of gentlemen
favorable 20 the establish nsnt Of a siIsrx NJ Fin,
ai's, III conhection with the Virginia Historical
SoGie,5 ana the Richmond Library Company, wa.
heid last Wednesday evening, when the enternri.,
was thoroughly canvassed. aud plans agreed npop
tsr carrylngit it out. As the hall in which ,he gaI
,efy - 10 be located ID in the Mechanics Iustituts
puiioing, and admirably adapted Tor the pprno.a
every lover OF tbs Fine Arts will dopbtiass H.
ready 10 aid in fitting it up aud ia fnrpi.bin,
uieahs TO purchase other pictures tn ,aaka t,.
9a'iery complete The Library Company, the Va
n's.oI'cai society, aud the Mechanics Institute
nAFe now some five thousand Volumes Of hooks
many OF which rare and yaIpabIs and oil a;
"hich VIII be sept in the ball; so that subscribers
oesdes having the pleasure of feastipg their sves
pu rare paintings, may improve their mind
ny pouring over the contents of the Nhr.r,
niied as IL will be with every ysristv of ra.S;n,
'hat "ooox worms may desire to feast on. i,
ne course OF a few days a gentleman win he an.
y'uted 10 SOLICIT subscfi pttons for fitting IN tn.
'orary aud procuring ad diitional pictures and VIZ
sincerely trust that ali persons called nnon m
a'o IN the good work Richmond ha, been vofr,
uenc'ent heretofore in public libraries for Tn.
use OF her citizens and her visitors: aud now th..
Al opportunity Is afforded to remedy this dstent
e'ery one DO his part with cheer ul iiber aIity
HE l2TH STREET CBsrRuCrIoN -soon
after Messrs. Warwick and Barksdaie took mos
session OF portion OF l2sh street aud erected ,
| BOARD renee around ID, the Mayor had the partie
| heI'fe MN fer ohstructing public highway, ant
| mposed several fines upon them. To preyent m,
Collection OF these fines (the right 10 the propert,
| having teen decided By the Court of AppeaIs II
iaVerof &B Judge Meredith was applied to
'nd rule served on the Mayor to show cause VIII,
| writ OF prohibition should not issue In nreva,'
| his collecting the fines. The rule was answered
plea hi'ed by the plaintiffs, and demurrer en-
tered TO the plea. which has been sustained-tbr,
virtually refusing the prohibition, and leaving IN,
Mayor at liberty to continue to impose and col
zee, noes as long as the obstruction remains W.
| understand that the counsel of Msssrs Warwc,
barksdae will take the question to the Cour
81 Appeals as soon as the record can be prepared
the obstruction is serious one to the business q
ne city, aud the legal rights of all parties shou
| oe detei mined AZ speedily possible. II a con
'emnation is necessary, it ought to be obtained a
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SEIZED FOR TAxss-The collector FOR ;he town OF
Waikiki, NJ Y, hes attached aud ofer~ fm sale "a
Pair of BsooNer rasfs." fhe properly of Mrs. DR..
lydia ssyer Hssbrouck, In sa.istActis a for saxes
due satd towa by fhs lady docsvr, WHO refuses 10
pay uuless she IL allowed TO vote.
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SEHrENcap,-Charles Cook ana William Setter,
convicted at Cincinnati Of killing Kate Bureau,
courtesan. have been sentenced to the peuiteu-
tiary for iife James Bnrnes, also co, lvieted OF
murder 10 that city, has been sentenced o be hung
on the q th Of May.
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TIED uP.-Jsmes fianelty for threat
eninx violence to rheodorick Nunally, was held 10
bat! for bis good behsvior
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syS- PARKk r0IROExTER,

- UlCHMOND, VA,
Hin pTac tce III the city 81 Richmond and in tht
coanties Of Chestorbehi. pow hatan aud Amelia.
a. UEice in Lisles Building, corner OF Main aVC
i4th streots. SO 2l--l2m
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RUNAHAYS.

SsY TEN DOLLARS RhWAED.-We
- will pay tt" ab)ve ,lRlri f1r t1e app.ehen
* '-inn suf delivery 90 ~ OF y ~ EtiHD NAN
- mmed Charles ~I0 Eau away IrJGI Sir Jo-
eepI g Watts, of tuis city, few ia since. Charles
Is al 5lf 30 yea old tst 10 0T y inches Ugh Of
g,pgyt q a. color. and eric Il syer by ;rade He
Is sup = II 10 be Iurk in5 Gb HI ,hmond o. Fred
egicEsb1cs RAW Wings q HOLiADtY.
Lik z-tiw E-iVia's Block Il h ST.
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TaEsP. .sslra a fellow calling him.

sei jim Mcdonald, and hailinx from no pssticu.
seroay, Nhefe be vas chsrgei with trespsssipg
apon .ne premises OF Mr.. 3. NJ. Bailey. AZ he
soalu give no security for good conduct 10 future,
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ID QUITS PATENT corn PLANTER
NEW ChOF ALM,INUb

A FasfH suppl II Cod Liver Gil Jsl
y. Iast regeiged sn for sa'e by
~ CHAs 4 DtHe)N.
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sss@ GRoRon Is. Srzri, Dentist, Qffio
and rss,denee No. 2si, on ain between 3th END 9t
streets. Richmond Va. nav Al--Iy
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EaSs~ u sTIsTaY.-
! -ETu NfClE ik

I VftItk RtSfDENGE. CORNER Of AAIV
AND T3H SfREk7Si
Ten h'crst sorNices TO the CtiHeis RiChmaud aud
aJotninF counties. In his rrot ssonai capacity
tf"ni an experience oi ten years E9 feels loGhdeut
t'iat nc can warrant AL operations. IerioTnel b
aiGl 10 ktVe al. tire satisfaction. fs ,y-Ims
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g-ap.To TIE SoUru SIps-Dy

Ga2 1Hh SCCtH CAbS--DS Aaie
lariH. she Dauviie 3siroai Com paly have reduced
he T,,a II fre yht for trsusnUc,ng Ground Plaster
troH this dat WITH THts PBOvIso. that pOuBLE
tATE glH bS charged during the mouths of APaIL,
NAY, AuGUST and SEPTEMBER.
Ifd rs 80 any extent can be supplied from the
purest lump, but should be given early t. eAsGre
Il ia tins
Farmers supplying bags charged oue dollar Peg
On i5ss than pachod in barrels
JOHN Il CLAIBORNE,
il 3-2m 40 II peiri street.
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80 iOU CAN ENP&CF WI n CER-
rAINTY 20 obtain fine Picture and correct l. hent ss
o. calling at TIE Pa0t5gIaph and Fire Art Gallery
stG W. MINIS, ig1 Main street. The sulai Am
oroGypes, @hotoIrap phs, Ne wei the larser Ze3
IN Oh or Water C0iore, executed at his 9aeri g.,
gems of art aud are warranted to siye satisac
tiou
Every style of Photograph made from life, or
;npied rom small Ambruly pes Or Dagusrreotypes,
igd col Jrel ia OK tae various styles Lay all
times be obtained at the above-uat0ed establish
ment. RENAMBER THE NUMBER, ly7 MAiN
STREET. fe2
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sAM'L VI PRICE,
NM Ii GORDON,
WM j EG0LESTON,
JonN TEIPAE.

iR-"HI1t'lIIuI JaI, InI. III
n. B.-peTHons indebted to The late concern OF
Pilce Watkins. aud those having claims against
il will CALI on for settlement.
fe 4-jim Nj A 90
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- FIR KEh r-OLe god ! odging
ESF EDOM, Ov~T our store, No = Main street
t. - JOHNSON & llAk WOOD
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GRyAr tosaxvrr.--w notice hadessh af .esan
petsoss dariag he noath Of RshTuasy~ Azsi 100
years and upwards, and whose salsei sSrs
Amounted 10 Tso years Fur Of them vsrs'ss..
= oss Their nsmes sad place of d-~sh wrss -
k,isews: cesiagton> h., ia crsarss 0asefsa.
azei f2s, SeTfolk. Va. Ssrsh Masios y, oeiess
Niiatrsowe. \. J .Lslphy Sehaseh. aged u AsA
Aaas Ka1dss les both selors1: ssaAs hea<l@ y.
D ll.naaA phlllips. los: post MSis,sa. Aev~ sre.
ia. John Max~esi, i91. Phiis<isipais. Nss~ 1ssSy
Gray, loo. ssS