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SPECIAL NQTICHS


Ely 20 PAk-sERaBiP Eorcs. - The
suhsribefs have this dAy asseois'ed themselves tSr
&e;her under the firm Of
r.. ". ~ u. III. EUprON,
Ard have taken the brick ard slated houss. on
15ih -. Between Main and Gary,
ron TIE PURPOSE OF CONDUCTING
GENEHAL COMMISSION BUStNEaS
fhe5 viii give prompt attention to the sale OF
FL0UR.
TOBACCO.
Ard al kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE.
AID alsn deal BY Wholesale Ia the beet imported
and dJme1ti9
BRANDIgs. WINES. CIGARS. &c, &c.
PLAsTER,
NAY and
All Of which they will sell low for cash or city ac-
ceptapces SUTTON, yR.,
CH SUTTON.
A CARD-To sll those u no have bestowed their
patronage upon the undersigned for tho asst nve
he desires tn return his thanks and respect.
fully solicits for the new firm 8 continuation OF
their favors promising strict attention to sses and
prompt return Of proceeds
Richmond, Va. Jan. 18th, 1859. fe ll-3t
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us ANUgENErTs.
M ECHANICs IRsTiTuTE.

m sAEU6ENEuT6.
M ECHANICs' IRsTiTuTE.
THIS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II. Ars
GRAND CONCERT.
ana ''''scss aya faf so 1sss Hnsp's'aae' u
prior bis departure fer Europe.
LABvhDE. poiNsOT and BKEKEL,
sIS T,'' sk'; Tk @sraa
The eelebratea Tenor from tho academy Of kssse.
viii MAKE has ONLY APPEARANCE.
THE0.aND OHGHksTRA.
Under the direction u CARL Asc8TYz.
s'''1 sd 81 vi! s sggsiisss''. q
Tbs programme for ts-Aiaat's concert viii oonzsst
II KarIasLg Nsw PIECES
" the great ceInpssfIs 1t win be divifsf In
three psrt.. cne Of waish ~ill inciade selections
$50 '' -'A rae CREATION
And tbeGRAND ORCHESTRA.
ROLLING AND P0AaIRG,"
.wIpH " skt s6tHs1 GLAD,
ION lfaIlTY Paas."
By poIssoT.
OGRAHak,
PAsTriRsf.
!. chm, .wspss
pou.Nzv TIE ORCHESTRA.
9 Nun a" AN sic NOR TsaaRo.
,. ARIA-"Una voee peco IA" Barter Of sevIIie.
NINE LABoRDE
t. PASTASIA-Troyator4.....- .sar-ys
GuSTAVE sATTEE
D. I'M 6 CARL FoRMss. 'sifAiS.S'1
PART sgcosD.
I. OVERTURE-Era Diayolo. Aupra
TIE ORGHESTK1.
N' g'iLR PoiNs ii0i,ifi'''''''''''''- AAO'
5. vALsE BRILLIAST-"M.s Tremlers Au,5urs"
GUsTAyg sAITER
4. TEFZyT-Don aiovsn i............ .... .Noz III
NINE LAB07DE. WILLIE PuINs0T aEf sIG.
TAMAR0.
rABr TRisp,
Elections from ne Creation.
!. MISUET From SYMPHONY In q. MINOR
MOAN
TIL. ORCHESTRA.
2. AIR-"on mighty Pens uAYDI
MILE POISSGT.
.. "ROLLING AND FOAMISG'. HAYDN
CARL FORMEs.
t. WITH vERruRE GLAD.
@Ms LAB0hDk
g. MARCH-"Athsiia',.... NICHOLSON
THE ORCHESTRA.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Reserved Sssts.!..........- $50
Admission At the Door with the privilege OF
occupying any seat net previously engaged. 100
Choice seats mar be had thi. morning. AZ Ar
Woodhouse's s.ore. Main street.
aT-The Company leave Richmond on Saturd,y
ncrainz. aud APPEAR in Charleston on Monday ere
ming neKt.
B-No concert will tie given in Petersburg.
IL
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SUSPECTED AxERrcts SLAYER CAP-UsED AMI
Busvr ny rar BerTIss.--The Navy DEPARTMENT
has received from Cant B J. To.ter Of tina United
States sloop ofwar yinceunes. c,ast Of Africa
correspondence stating that the bark Rufn'
souie was captured off tia. coa.. m fhe 18th 81
oc.ober last with the American flag living, and
after her crew were taken off, she was burnt hy
her eap,or the commander of the British wa,
steamer virer. Capt. Totem adore ssed note te
the British captain asking If the vessel had tbs
American flag iying when sbe was captured -
He replied that she had but he believed the hss
was being frardu'-utly used. The correspondence
mas been sen. to the United States government.
STATE OF Tne TREAsURY OF VIRGINIA The state
rnent given below of the condition Of the Treasury
Of Virginia. on Wndn esday last, exhibits balance
in its favor Of 1915 344 Is. The Eagu!rer Of yeF'
tsrday learned from the First Auditor that the
entire amount of the floating debt Of this State is
concentrated 10 treasury notes, payable twelve
months after their issue; AMI the amount outstand
ing, at this time Is 1896, 400 and the holders have
been requested 10 present them for payment in su-
ticpation of ther maturity; bn. this is declined IN
most cases-.hu+ presenting full and ovcrs wi Tag
treasury. w;thou, the privilege of calling in and
dschargirg rs liabilities.
TREASURY OFFICE OF VIRGINIA.
Balances WtTne68oY fr0rnta1. February Gh 1883.
On deeosit in the Virginia
Rank .............. ;y1i, 933 M
On iercsis in tae Farmers
Bank ......... ......... ......... Jlo.O53 10
On deposit Ia the Exchange
Rank ........... .......... ......... 2al.6ts 81
S9!a3I4 IS
II the credit of the Common
We .'th................. 3gS, 563 -
To the credit al tee Literary
Fund ................................. 1850 z9
To the credit Of The Board
Public Works..-....... .,....... 3,i9i76
To the credit of the Sinking
Fund - ,e 49,. . 2i1 sNr 81
S9l5,3a4 Is
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0F1CIAI UoTICHg.

g. rpsfxo Goonsi Erarsa Goops |
IIRSrAKRiglL .oE.Si.aryg pRY cgODS
reet are recatvIBg this Day. By steamer. frcra Nc.
York beautiful sssor. uneHt 81 Dry Goods. suited
10 early spriug sales Al ishtch have been bought
duriog the past week ia the Northern markets =.
Amongs. them 10 be fund great vsrjetY OF
req and elegant Foreign Fabrics. which have heen
landed only few days from the European steam
e,s We beg leave to mention tho fDliouin viz
Chsna. Nay adere Silk iobts, entirely new de-
signs
Elegant Silk Robes A Deux voIsnts
2. - I. Double Jupe
Foul I'd Silks, s0iid ground yery cfcap
A besu.ifui asssr tmeEt OF Spring do LANES
Rayahers MobaiTs
Sill Warp do
Frrnch nDglish and American Prints
Great bar saips il EmbrodeTes and Laces
Ladies' Parasois, entirely new STYLES
s cases Of best makes Of Irish Linen
Napkins and Towels
Stripef 0snaburgs
Paid DomestisB
German Buriaps
We are sjsn opening LOT OF Csrpeting Of new
patterns which will he offered at very 'o~ pricts -
Our stock Of Bieachpd and Brown C0ftons. sbte
ings and White Goods, IL siso very large. We are
determined to present attractive stock OF
Goods tb Ia seasop than we have ever done ADD we
h0e by constant attention to the wants OF the trade
and by increased vigilance In every thing. that per-
tans TO our business. to give entire satisfaction.
BREEDEE FOX,
fe s-dI2t 2l7 Broad street.
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eaASxIexE In r kiIsLIcfH H O.


PORT OF R1CnMoND-FEB FEBRUARY 10th. 1850.
high ,ytster this day (Friday) 10 o'caock.
ARhIfED,
sohr 8 Allen. Baker. Boston, ndse. d W Car
fie.
schr A Baker. DoaEe, Ealen1. platter. Edmond,
Davenport Il Co.
schr sarah BRIGHT, Nob,e. AttassDss. sugar and
moiasses. G 4 WORKMAN 90.
Schr Stag. Townsend, Attakapas, sugar and mo
issses, Dunlop. Monrure Co.
Bark Corrilla Pettengiii. New York, In ballast at
Warwick bar, to load for Bio.
MEMORANDA.
shp Mackiuaw. from Iiserpool. in Hampton
Roads. Feb. 7th, bound Tor Baltimore.
MEMBERS OF THE
IVA WING CONVENTION
VIII find splendid stock of
Law,
MEDICAL.
SCHOOL.
CLASSICAL.
MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS.
MUSIC,
BLANK BOOKs,
PAPER, and
STATIONERY,
At the lowest prices. at
MOARIs' Rock Store,
fA rt-3t az NJ Ain stfeft.
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1--WE sfsindsbtsd - Charles J. Msrrivssther,
y. ~ copy Of bis 'cepsrsssloasi Disss.os,.
7 tsis ssasiss.
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Gazeiie, the horse that Won the ,ckey eInb p,rss
on Thursday, as the Charleston races, has been
sold to Col. Thomas G. Moore. Of Alabama.
Wm. IL. Peasants, E5itor Of The 1nieritsqa Eooye.
was on Monday last, elected Mayor OF Lauisburx.
walker Bettis was fatally shot by Bspj.min u.
on Sunday aast.
Bishop NcGiii. Of Richmond. has hasn invited
~ the noung Catholics Friend soeissy, of Alex
andIis, va, TO bless 81. Mary's Hall, on snaday
Hoo. John Leschsr, II IL said, viii comrepce the
CANVASS NJ Prince William q. IT,, Va.
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s o-ts TR0GTER. Gen1 Ag,n.

ESF ClosKs! CIoAKs CLoAKs And
OTHER NEw GooDs FOR THE SEASoN-8T STEAMEP.-
sAh,I, NJ PRICE 4 90 are eDanin2 n nice lot Of
Black CLOTH CLOAKS. which they vii sell chesn.
and many other Goods Tor the present and
;oy season fe ut
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RS LOOK our Fos SpoHT.--At the
--AIa request Of ssyera. gentlemen. Professor }
lie of the city, that he will give another grand en-
tr;ainment Of SpARRING a Sshad's Hall. on
Src al street. on SATURDAY EFEnING Feb i2th.
when he will be assisted by several of his pupils.
and others leo numerous to mehtion. The whole
will conclude with a Grand Se:-to between Mr.
>weetnan aaG Mr. ADKINS. when REAL SCIENCE may
be witnessed Doors open ct O'Clock. Tickets IS
cents. fa l0--3t&
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s.sy- MsCHrxE ImLrIyG--Ve have in
stove a full, az artment OF the best LEATRER ana
ECBBKR BETTING. All BELTS warranted. AUD
sold q, f,ctory prices. s'so. good SIMPLY cfauM
PACKING for Engines Hydranfs Eu,a. &c.
KNOWLES WAIEORD
fe To- s. Il Pearl ST.
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AccDzsr.-Marceiius, son OF t;eorpe = Scam.
mel, was badly wounded in the arm by the explo.
sion OF his gun, near Petersburg, Va, on Wednes
day last.
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k a--dI21
nss~ JAZZ I.r. 1s69-MrMBrrs or THE

Esy JAS. LET, 1869-MEMBErs or THE
MUTUAL BENEFIT IIFs ISsukhscE COMPANY The
Directors have declared Dividend of 10 per cent
on Premiums paid IN IsS7. They bsye ordered the
jan LIST, 1857.
We have pail 10 Dividends since January 'st. 1880
amounting 10
THE DIVIDEND of 40 per cent. declar.
ed January LIST. 1889. amounts te...... 1891 20
CAPITAL. Jan 1st. lshe.........;.....:. Hl $50 ~
fe Jest KNOWLES WALtohD, Agts.
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| fe ri-3t 81 Main street.
by THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
| - APPOCLAMATI0N Information having bean
| received by the Executive, that JAMES BRAD
| LEY, vi. LIAM NELSON. and JAMES W LOCK
oin pioyed on the North River improvement, i'll the
| county Of Korkbridee,> made their escape on the
ngh: Of the "a instant. aud going at large:
| therefore 4, hereby offer a reward OF ONE HUN
| DIED AND FIFTY DOLLARS in addition TO The
same amount offered by the James River and IA
the said thrae cory cts or Fifty Dollars for ether Of
rhem-thev, or either of th.m to be delivered into
the Jail said county OF Rockbridge or At the Pc
,iteptary; and do moreover require all officers of
'hs Common wealth. civil ana mill ary, and red1 at
the people generally to use their hest exertions 10
-, Given under nv hand ss Governor and IN
j. der the Leas Seal Of the Commonwealth,
'e at Richmond, this 9ih day Of Feb. 1879
49, HENRY A. WISE.
y 'H' ' Gsaa nG' W. wrsronp.
sec'y of the Con,'th.
auce@ in the lower cad OF Rotetourt county. His
heeht is fonr fact eight and bat inches; he has
black cou p'e1ion, black eyes. and scar over his
right eye age -.
WIZ. NELSON resided in Fincast!e. He Is hye
feel. five ard q half inches hish; has yellow com
plexi II, hazel cyfs. black ska. and small scar
on bis forehesd-aZe IS.
JAMES " IsOCxHART is from Allegheny; wGa
at one time employed in driving stage about the
springs rs IL NVe fB"r, S9Ef a ana ~ quarter
inches high has yellow con- piaxion hazel eyas,
black skin his ri ilt arm above the wrist
one On his right thumb, one "n his right shin, and
the top Of each great toe. the nail OF the right
one being suiit-sGA o. f. Si-sE2w
NOTICE TN ALL TIE WINGS OF
~ THE COvV .NTIoN, that y WALKER Il CO
ssilnz out The balance of their winter stock Of
Clothing at reduced prices fOr cash
Cass Business Coats of all kinds and prices
uvercoatB from 500 to 3hG
Black Cloth Dress aEi Frock CsI.s, from 1870
TO Is e.
Fspcy AID Rlsc5 Cashmere Paris
Velvet. Cassillsra and Merino Vests
Boys Clothing 0fsi kir6s. n
II WALKER 4 cos,
I3, corner Main ard ltti, streets.
EiehIupui Va
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k~EcTICs Mr. joins WILKINS has
no authority collect bills claims rising out OF
the Saving Mili BuaiBess. on Havos Island: or
Otherwise. for u.s. JN0S GEJ GIBSON.
re lo-HT
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manifestations nsumerS OF gas
lN in JEFFERSON wARDare hereby notified that
if they fail to pay their gas bills before the our Of
O'clock p NJ TODAY. they will be dealt with Sc
cordng TO the rcqurem mis- OF the following extract
from the ordinance concerning the Gas Works:
Ry an ordinance passed Dy the council Msy eti t
ter that o. which it ia presented. the Auditor shall
notify the superintendent, who shali stop the Gas
from he used on tie prem IN respect to which
the default exists and IT not raid within FIJI LsSy
n.ys Ave uar cent. will he added 10 the original
a,uof,rt of the BILL and it shall be placed il the
hands of the City Collector. .,
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Co PARTNERSHIP EoTICs.--sAN'L
ST. PRICE having purchased the entire inte-
esto: JOEL WATKINS. in the late concern Of
FRJCE WATKINS, has associated with him in
the business WN II GORDON end WI J EGGIf-
sTNN late of the house Of T X PRICE, & Co, snd
John EMPLE, late with PRICE Il WATKINS, undo
tbs style Of
SAMUEL n. PRICE e. co.
who viii continue the Retail and Wholesale DRY
GOODS BUsINFsS, In the norge recently nccu
pied by PR-cE & WATKIys, No l5I Maien ST., square
beiSu the Banks
They re respectfully solicit the patronage of their
friends custt uiers apd the public.
With increaasd facilities and experience, they
hope to DO able to offer assortment of Goods at
all times equal TO any liz the city. AMI such inGu"e-
nlepts as vii, liz wife the patronage which they Soli-
Cit All orders ToT goods will be promptly and faith
fully executed.
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THE TUNsTALL HOUSE,
nm, r. 7. ~

l. GRAG8EsD sTREET.
EANyfLLE, VIRGINIA.
With new furniture and newly repaired. we SIS
sure visitors that no efforts will he spnre to promote
their com fort aud respectfully solicit trial
The NSTALL HOUSE ls also the sTAdE On
pICE and mr. ocnp buses will always be in readi
ness to carry passenger, T. and frova the DEPOT.
q WALTERS1
NJ WALKER, SpToErfst0rs.
&, II-Ivd W 7 SIMMONS
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Ny. NJ DcICr
WIZ III GORDON,
WIN J EGGLESTON,
JOHN TEMPLE.

tICnII'lnu IEH NJ 'T-s
B.-persons Indicted ID the late concern of
p, ice Watkins. and those having claims against
it will calf tor settlement
fe 1-6I an u co.
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Eg- PEARL AND ;vosr ANs9oTYPgs. New and
beautiful STYLES can only he obtained at HEEs {
Co.'S steam Gallery. fronl = cents up to s25. The
sFyliShts at this constructed upon
an o2t;csl principle. for taking scientific works Of
art. They afori any gee Of light and sh ade &c
pictures thai is required 10 please the mes. fasi
Gus.
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FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY Ira, 1889
win be p-esente the deeply interesting prHpaof
GREEN BIIsHEs, or the WILD hUNTRES
OF MISSISSIPPI. Milan j. Miss Nag gle Mild.
III "
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sS~EEKBIro's Frax Proor sArxs-

k HgKBIEG's FLEE PROOF SAFES
WITH POWDER PROOF LGCBs-We are in re-
CENT of a large assortment Of these Invaluable
safes. Merchants. jewellers. lswyeis. &c. can
hardly 1r1 risk their valuable accounts a. cds
loss by fire and bur glars
KNOWLES Il WALF0ID, Agents.
IA lg-a. No q Pearl street.
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BOOK anf GOLD WATCH for II
BOOK and SILVER WATCH for 81
a BOOB and q GOLD L0CKET for 81
BOOK and a gold PIN for 81
BOOK AID GOLD PENCIL for 81
BOOK aad GOLD BRACELET for 81
A BOOK and SET OF SLEEVE BUTTONS
for IL
BOOK ard GOLD RING for 81
BOOK and POCKET KNIFE for 81
BOX aad 8 pARLO2 CLOCK for 81
fe In--3t
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fGy GREAT BARGAINS In order to re
duce stock ard make room for our new String
Goods, We will SELL on the second door, at greatly
reduced prices
Rich BsREGES and Barge ROBES
SumR sr De LAIN ES aud Fl ench LAWNS
Rich French hMB 2OIDERIkS
Splendid LACE SETS
White Muslin ROBES
White Enbraidered MUSLISS
Rich LACECUaTAINS, Sc. &C, &c.
fe S-lw sam u "a tklCE u.
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wAETo

WANTED TO RENT-ln desirable
" part Of tbs city OF Richmond. q BOARDING
HOUsE, in good repair. aud suitable 20 accom- mo
date large number of b0arders A location CON
venent TO the business part 9th city desired Adj
dress Box No liz. with particulars. rent. &c.
fe lI--3ts
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THEATRE.

BESeFIT
Of the popular ycung sctr.sz
MIsS MAGGIE m1ECnELL.
" Tho viii appear this evening In six different cha.
Ecsefs
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EERHuARY II. 1853. - bAKoAlNS.
L CHAs A GWATKIN. opposite Exchange Bank,
respectfully invites the attention Of strangers in
tbs city. TO same nics things for them &c purchase
before leaving the city. Fancy Silk, very chee .;
Black Figured silk, all prizes: kpriag siiks Esu q
lard siiks Cnalljes; talencies; De LANES; scotch
Plaids; Jacone;s In al cocrs AID 90 siies; Rmbro
deries aid Collars Sleeves and seis American and
English prints; II nps and Hoop sk irts.
= g. s9s8 W u NV ATEIN
hti-H Opposite Ek1Asngs Bank.
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AL EA hOT LILLIAN III q LII. HIS faVo-
Iva rite place Of amusement. having hut recently
been thoroughly repaired aud refurnished is ~
on red 10 those havns occasion for the Hse OF
FIRST CLASB PUBLIC Halt. en- much lower
isfirs than any other Hal OF the rama capacity
in this city it being pab,s Of accomn,oda;eg from
1900 to 600 persons.
Metropolitan Hall Is situated on Franklin street
between 18th and liih streets, and within half .
square Of he Exchange Hotel and Ballard House.
sud for Operas. Concerts, Lectures Public Meet
iass, has no equal in the city, either Al regards
size OF convenience of location
several very desirable OFFICES, in the basement,
also FOR RENT.
Fer further information address
w A IRVING, agent
ia &-lm for Hot Hall. Richmond, Va.
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rAHTILE SuAp-White aud Mottled;
~ also. other fine Toilet and Fancy Soaps. Tor
w PETERSON, Druggist.
"a N Cor 18th and n Ain sfs
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EH" PARKE PcINDExTER,
ATTORNEY at LAW,

viii practice In the city Of Richmond and in the
counties OF Chesterfield. P0whatau and Amelia.
eN. Office in Lisie's Building, corner OF 3ain ssd
18th .tree.s 80 S2-l2m
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BNEY'S PURE RYE WhIoKY.-50
AAebis VIM 4 .hney's pure Virginia Rye whisky.
/ specially cal; the atteatian Il hotel koepers,
Restaurants ard the trade t. this celeb atsd traud
OF Rye Whisky.
Hav!ug nsde arrangements Biih Nm 4 Abney,
dist isr, hni prepared 10 furnish this W Risky IN
l1ts suit Observation-Disclosures the above bis
ay 70 be Superior TO any other brands now in this
market WIN Il TYLER,
fe lin 18Th between Main and Cay ats.
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fTsU OWNERS OF Quail AND IRON
i OsiE Ian Da.-The subscriber offers his ser
vices ON reasonable terms for tso weeks hence, to
examiae, survey, and re port on lands supposed to
contain Coal or iron Ore al n alters him self that
from bis having an extensive practical knowledge
of Mineral. Explorations, combined with tkeo-
reticaf knowledge Il Geology and the associates OF
Goa! and Ifoa, aud that hc can give an accurate
op.nior report. to the existence aac extent OF
either Coal or iran Ore.
III required. viii Jay eli Shafts or stopes In the
best locations
Applications M AIDE ut either Mr. Samuel HastinRs'
on Pearl street. at the st Charles Hotel will be
fe lists JOB ATKINS
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All Of which they will sel low for cash or city ac-
ceptances. suTI1N. Ja.,
q & SUTTON.
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,u OUR ASeUh1MENT OF la
eSsAss1h~ dies and ChiIdren's Boots. Shoes and
Caters is complete J hose in want OF anything in
our line would do Welt TO call ard examine our
goods and prices By so doisg, they will save from
" - HARRIS x CO.'S
fell Shoe Depot, I29 aain st,
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@RICHNOND THEATRE.

soIa by nearly every drug and fancy goods dealer
TO i2-2awG&wi2W
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La Manola. s;iss Kate Pennoyer
Conclude with a LAT p sfRATAaET. In whrA
Miss Maggie Mitchell sill sustain hys char,c-
ters. sing two.Songs and appear in thee Danes.
THE SEVENTH LECTURE
OF THE COURSE BEFcss TEE
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
WILL 81 DELIVERED BY THs
Rer. JOHN 4. BROsDE2, Of Catrl1tesrilk,
MONDAY EVENING. rus I4ra INST.
II IRE HsLL OF TIE
MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
e. Admission Tickets. Is cents: season Tickets
rs cent?: to be procured at Lsialsy Rubinson's
Meade Bakers, the Bookstores 1sas-a,iy ard al
the rooms of tho Association.
4H-tecture 10 CONNIE ce s. O'clock. fell-j.
ca ANNIVERSARY BALL.
IA The YOUNG GUARD LIGHT BATH
sks<.s TALIOV wall celebrate the aepr aching h
suniyersary of the birth OF GEoxeE WASHINGTON
bya
TO be given at their large and Gom1odious ARHC.
KY, (Which he's been handsomely fitted un,i on
Tuesday Evening. February -, 1859.
aud respectfully solicit continuance OF tie paiFsu.
age heretofore extended by ths citizens arrange
ments having been made that will eDsurs sstisiac-
tioa.
Music by WELLS. HARDIN Coz Cotlllson
BaRd.
COMMITTEE OF INvIrAFIos-Red Rossttes.
RECEPTION CoMsITTEE-w White Rosettes.
lL1oa BiHa E,0ssttee.
g, a&rrTRE OF AssAga ssESfs-Red White and
Bire Roseties:
Capt W l e..tershiss Capt John s Rady
Serg't X Walden Corp'i Swords
Private Daniel Maula
IroLUpED-to be had Of the Commit
tee Of ARRANGEMENTS. ana the ybsr 81 ats
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On dee0sit in the Virginia
Rank ............. G1i ,933 h5
On fercsit in the Farmers
BnBk....... ......... ......... Jlo.O53 10
On deposit Ia the Exchange
Rank .......... ............ ....... 2al ,6ss 81
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III.sissIppl Mnltary 1n.tltute-pn.,

Only sixty h18Htrrs als received. and none enter
ing over tI. age Dt ftteol. and remaining afdr oc-
tf.l.H a- lone as desired.
Tie Institute Frcp1res pupils IN college. tc Conn
5inI ?. ON rrtiri EuuGr-rilg The reputa-on q
Pl-. 'lr. -en i1r health ana bathing is well known
iifgl hort w. south AMI during the sPaefnics, the
Institute las always been FREQ rom sickness
Applications o. AI vacancies and Tor circulars con
tuH terms Of admission rules and references 70
1r-s number II southern gentlemen whose sons
have entered the institute can be made hy mail
Address A. GREEN,
superintendent A. ~ I
RuH ciristtan Auglsi IA, 1858 AZ
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rrA hva.hof promise ctt, "a NOT, NJ,
'fiIi &. WucrstIr N1a.. m which tle
plaintiff Mis- Ann hoy. aI'e..4thlts5Il
WIN ul. moro than cure the Crrlf. h,r
heart s1saturI o. n1t uurrlur th.l..
ienltnt ono Peter T1rrr. psfer r.niirt
t'nt he mower promised to m7rrv tlc fair
Mlry. end % he dd. Is justified .n ~.
fulfilling his promise bsoauss Mary gsls
very drunk
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