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CoUIDs'r HELP Ir.--John Vtnamau
ves rsissssd from Jail last Tuesday, on the pro,
NO. - isastng the city ct once. tut getting q
snae o. tvo, on 6ndirg himself free, be 5000
toooled do.n, wss taken 70 tho cage, sod ,ssters
Asy sstsssed 70 bis old eusrtsrs.
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~CoSYrc,IoSsaIrs.-It will be &C

E| CoNFECfIoSERIES.- will be seen
bv reference to our advertising columns. that MIR
DAVID JONES has re.openei his Confectionery
and Fruit 1t re- at the old stand on Main street. and
il now prepared to furnish his customers with any
thing in his line. His entire ste IL fresh asd good
host of dealers-BaSy Day te lG-It
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Hrrs To THE T, BLIC.-At recent
I>-A meeting Of the Directory OF the Young
Mems Christian Association it was stated that PEI
sons applying for employment in this city were ire
uccntiy aske if they were recommended by the AS.
ISOLATION, and informed that no such person wcuid
DO employed
The undersigned were appointed a COMMITTEES to
erGuire into the reasons assigned !! this decslcn
We we're informed that an Impression prevailed IN
this community, that John Moulton and his brother
Hiram who had defrau1ed their employers, hHd betn
recommended by the Committee On Empior meAt.
or bg some member of the Association. to the nTo
pl ie.or of the st Charles Hotel and to Messrs VIM.
II TYLER and uilIspaEgh Johnston. The mane-
yertf the st Charles Hotel informs us that those
younQ men came there without introduction or re-
comrendaton of any Kind. Mr.. Johnston states
til John Moaton presented letters CT Introduction
from gentlemen of distinction at the south aEd fhat
he at once employed him. and introduced hiram
Mnulrcn TO Mir. Tyler MIR. Tyler says that ne en-
p'oy cd Hiram Houlton upon his lath IN the letters
If re recommendation. and upon AT Introduction rom
Nr. Johnston tf the arm OF MillspauGh john
son, -
1t thus appears that neither OF those young men
was recomme nded by any one como cted with the
Christian Association.
Mr. Robirs, the Chairman OF the Committee on
Empioy ment, assures rs thai neither OF them wac
RECOMMENDED To their employ and thatthe nom
ination of Hiram Nonlton ne member I the Asso
ie.ion was time subsequent TO his employ
meut by Mr.. Tyler
The Committee on Employment have generally
acted with great caution in their rscoume 1datlons
WI p MuNFORD. President.
f. IG-lt re W JONES. Oh. ) Committee.
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MORE GOLD DISCOVERIES AT THE FAR
WEST

ST.. LoUIs, Feb. 9.--hajor Cuibertson has arrive
from Sioux city, and reports The discovery of gold
disgngs in the range of mountains dividing tie
sources of the Columbia and Missouri rivers, near
Stevens Pas. lie brings $1,000 worth In
umps. the s,Se of corn grains. lie further reports
that the mines eau be reached by steamboats,
The rivers are separated only half an hours
It'd
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-~--1~.-~-.-. ---.J4>- - =. ! I
RICHMOND THEATRE.
Fourth night 81 thu p,t niar young ACTRESS.
MISS MAGGIE M rCHELL.
THU RsDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY iora, 1859


Mss MAG0lE MIrCHELL.
THURSDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY iors, 1850
VIII be prese utsd The orfeiral Drama Of ts YOuyu
PRINCE. IN TIE Privileges or A KIsG,4
SON. Prince Frsdsdck Of Prussia Mss Ma.
Tamborins Dance Miss K,sts Pennoysr.
Conclude With OLYapTA rHe 0gEEN or TUs
ABRUZZt. Olympia Miss wssgn MrcgTLI.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
THURsDAT. FEB IoO. ats.
FIRST APPEARANCES IN RICHMOND or
CARL EORMEs.
Tho greatest living Basso.
MADAME LAB)RDE and MILE. POINSOr.
The celebrated Prina d. mas from the Grand f,n,,.
at Paris. and the New York Academy OF Ma tic, o..
MADAME vow BEgKEL.
sIGNoR TAaARo. siGNaR FLORgNz. A.
TIE FAMOUS ORCHESTRA
NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
cosSISTINe or
TWENTY EAISEST sole PLAYERS:
''' 'A Carl ANscHU1z.
Conductor and Musical Dirrctor ofthe
AcADEMY oF MUSIC
On the same occasion the celeb rated Pianist
GUsTAVE sATTgR
VIII make his first appearance 10 Richmond
PROGRAMME OF TIE FIRST CoNcYRr.
PART FIRST
!. OVERT Merry Wives Of Windsor"
.. . THE oRCarsTRA. 'o'N'
ANS" i'''s Mile r0iSs0r. VERDI
3. ARIA-(Nssic Flute) Moz M
c,nn,c, -nGeAaL FysMEs.
GUST AVE sATTEK
5. RONDo-(Lirda d Chamounixl ....~....DosizErrr
NINE LABoRDE
GAIL ROnMss.
THE OkCHEsrhA.
|. OVERTUHE-(Le Nezzs di Figaro) NJ ,.py
THE OKCH EsrkA.
MN LABoKDs AND MAD. iBiEi. nkEs'
. $3.50 ,' 9UsTAyE sATTEs M
{. dERdAN LlED-tThe Wandererl m eaugEsru
GAIL foRMES.
5. POLAcCA -ucmbsrdi) ..... ...............y VERDI
MILE p,iINSUF '
8. TIE CARNIVAL OF VENICE with VA, iati ,ns
NINE LAB0RDg.
I. o'EkTU RE- Martial FLorTsw
companisd by the tULL ORCHESTRA.
ON FRIDAY. FEBRUARY ATS,
GRAND CONCER,
and p0'l'SCs ash Ii f6 liss nEp'''an'' of
prior Lis departure for europe.
LABOkDE. POlNSOT and BEkkEL
will appta again.
SIGSUR AFRO.
The celt bratad Tenor tron the Academy of Nusi,
will male bis only appe france
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA
Under the direction OF GAIL ANCRJTz
Second and Last n ppeSranc, Cf
aUsTAvE sAffER
The programme ter the se-onu concert will consist
OF
IA ENTIRELY NEW PIECES
By the great COMPOSERS. 1t will be divided I'm
three parts, one of which will include SELECTIONS
from hay denis
TuE CREATION
By EORMRS, LABORDE, pOINSoT
And the GRAND ORCHESTRA,
ROLLING AND FoAMING"
BY FoRMEs.
WITH VERDURE CLAD"
BY LsBJRpR
ION MIGHTY PENSn
By PoISSor.
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Reserved seats. 81 70
Admission az she Door with the priv exc of
occupying any seat no. previously engaged. leo
Seats for both concerts may be had G, Mr. Wood.
houses bookstore, and the evening at the door
AH- The Company leave Richmond on Saturday
morning. AM APPEAR in Charleston on Moudy eve
ming next.
AB-No concert will be given in Petersburg.
tt9-ts
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The rates West Of Knoxville viii net go into eff
feet until AFTER the cCmpei ion Of the Cleveland
Branch Railroad which will be about the LIST of
April.
Shippers Of through goods must send duplicate
tickets. giving the marks. weights and destination
IF goods. send to Gox's Line OF Boats.
A 8 LEE. on the Deck.
n. B Goods from Northern cities shipped through
at reduced rates. A. 3. l..
q,
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- ErBIxG 0ocDsl spaIxG GooDs J
FIRST ARRfgAL or SPRING DRF GOODS
OF1ffE ,SEASO4Nit f--Bk nsunN Il kuX, Broad
street are receiving shis day. BIZ steamer. from ne.
York abeeutifnl essar tuent OF Dry Goods. suiteu
70 earlJ spring sales. AHef rl,i hare been bought
during the past week IN tine Northern markets -
Amopgs' them are 70 be found 3 great variety Of
neg and elegant Foreign Fabrics. which bss~ heen
landed only few days from the European steam
e.s. We beg leaye to mention the fclos ing. VIZ:
Chsne. hay sdere silk Rosss entirely new 40.
Elegant silk Robes A Deux voiants
:. Double Jupe
Foulard silks. solid ground. very cheap
A beau 'iill assortment OF spring de La1nes
Rsyadsre Mohairs
8 Wsrp dc
F.rnch, English and American Prints
Great blrxa rs In Eznbroideriss and Laces
Ladies' Parasots. entirely new stvies
cases Of hest maxi IS OF Irish Linen
Napkins and To els
STRIPED OsnabsiTgs
Plaid Domesiics
German Burisps
We are also peains a lot of Csrpeting Of new
patterns. which will be offered at very ow prices -
Our stock OF Bleached and Brown Cottons, shee.-
iug3 and White Goods, ID also very large. We are
determined 10 present more attractive STOCK Oh
Goods this season than We have ever dc ne. and wa
hope by constant attention to the wants OF the tn de
and by increased vigilance in every thing that Per.
tains TO our business, TO give entire
DaEEbFN 4 FOX,
liz s-dI2t 2i1 Broad street.
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FROM WASHINGTON
Northern M.rkets-[By TELEGRAPH

WASHINGTON, Feb 8-The report is credited
shat Commissioner Denver, OF Indian Affairs, In
tends TO resign and return to California.
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A MOTHER ARRIVAL OF NEW

A MOTHER A RRIV Al OF NEW
"A Bo0Ks.-Just received, BY A MORRIS, 81
Main rest. the following new work.:
LA PLATA, sne Argentine Confederation, and Pa
raguay. Ring nafrstve OF the explorations
OF the tributaries Of the river 0 alta aud
ths adjacent countries. during the years
lsa3. a. IS and SO. under the o ders Of the Uni
ted States Government-by 1hos Page. uSN,
with numerous maps and iilustrations-i vol
svo, elosh-3 90
TRAVELS aad Discoveries In North and Central
Africa Bsing Journal OK an x ped ton uLder.
taken urd@r the sutrces Of II Ms Govern
ment, In tho years 1879 ,4-by Henry Darfh, ID
q l., Follow Of the Roy al Geographical and All
ATTIC Societies Vol 3d-2 so
Episodes OF French History during the Consulate
aud Flint kmpire-by Miss Pssfoe. author Of
Court end Reign Of Francis lst, Liie Of Maria do
Msdicas. Ac-i %.
tbs Laird OF Eoyiaw. A Scottish ,tory-by the
aRthor Of Margaret Maitland. Lillissleaf. 4c-
sATHsk aud p.ushsas-by sssasriks prsnsr-
BIG Sears Ads.n.arss and fravsls. l.lussssssa--
tn e American Almanac and Repository of Ussfl.l
knouiedge, for the year leie-lm
CH II IT and tho nhei itsnce OF thu Santa. Illus
trased "a sefics 81 dic.ur. % tfom he Goloa
sisns-by Thos Guthrie. 4 b. authos of - Gee
- pAlil k1ektel. Ae--t ~ So $50
UNFIT sf Axnkiad ~ oAhslL = tusthw saDDiy.
RN~os sas8a : sSxs sss sA sekz&
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MAeoEIC TEMPLE.--Ihe COMMISSIONERS
appointed to select suitable site for the Masonic
Temple TO be erected in this city, will meet to
per for nj that duty about the Goth of this month
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RIA To THE MEMBERS or THE INV
YoBK LIYE INSURANCE COMPANY by the provision
of the Charter Of 1873 the DIVIDENDS declared the
Company viii bear per cent interest, IN cash. until
redeemed
BY the provision Of tn same Chart, r the Scrip
Certificates of Dividends will be yeCteened ia Gosh
ST. GOO
From the Jnderful pr ospsri,y Of this office the
rerlod above mentioned will be attained in rery
fec yelTS.
Dividends TO credit Of parties Jan l. ls5es57g'Ts
dividends declared Jan ls59,.. ............ 9l736
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LOCAL MATTERS.

HEAVY RoB3ERY.-A me st daring rob
Lery was perpetrsted last Tuesday hight. on Mr.
A. b. Palmore. at his residence Venable street,
near the Mechsnicsvile Turnpike, in IIenrico
county. Mr.. P.s family being absent, On II visit,
he deposited Sl74o il small tin box. 10 his cham
Der, on Tuesday evening, and left home about
o'clock, TO visit friend in this city. When he
returned ut IL O'Clock, he found that Que of his
parlor windows, fronting on Yeuable street, had
been forced open-that his house had been enter.
sd-tbe drawers and boxes in his chamber search
ed, and that seven 800 notes, fifty $40 notes. and
two $40 gold pieces, had been taken therafrom.--
He also found that his gun had been tab en- from
!ts case. cooked and placed upon his bed. aud has
no doubt the robber thus prepsI ed himself for
murder, if detected whilD committing the robbery
There can be no doubt that the rogue, whoever be
was, knew all about Mr.. P.'s habits, where he kept
his money, aud when lac was to be nbsent from
home, he would not have succeeded go we'll iu
his operations. Where banks are 80 abundant al
Ia Richmond, it seems to little singular that
any ono should keep even au hundred dollars in
his house, to tempt thieves to breas in, and pos
sibly add murder to robbery. Had Mr. paimore
returned home alone, ard caught the rogue in his
house, there is no doubt that hs would have lost
Fla life.
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MARrnn INTERFERENCE
P0HT OF RIcIIMoND--rEBRUAR 9th. 1859.
:
HSsh ntitev ihis DAY kThuYsddv) ~ ( o'clock.


AKBrrED,
schr ranyille, Chester. New York, ,ndse. D D W
Curris
sehr southerner, Sheldon. Attakapas. sugar and
molasses, q I Worthsm Go.
sehr Pailaso. Shelley, York River, TOBACCO ard
corn, Is Workman &C: ard corn. q 6wafh-
mey.
sehr Rebecca. Foster. Jsmss River. ties. H Il
Co.
sehr King william. Fleming, York River. corr.
Il Worthsm x Go.
schr st Cloud. ewstney smithfeld, wheat, to
orter.
scLr Bion. Davis. Salem, plaster. Edmond. Dayen.
port IL Go.
soop New Paekatt, Gray, anithfeld. wheat, to
order.
SAILED,
echr Brothers, Dayey. down the river, light.
sehr Il Hopkins Phillips, down the river. light.
Schr Mary Farnsxoyth. Hsskeil down the river.
light.
NORFOLK Feb arrived schr L Z French. from
Rappahannook, bound TO New York leaking badly.
NIwY YORK. Feb = Cleared Schr Moderator, Fred
er.cksbuIg. Arrived: schr Sunny South. Wash
ington.
BAyRR Jan u Arrived; Ship Germania. Town
send, Richmond Va.
HIGHLAND LIaHT, FEB "A NJ Outside 2 barks
and briggs. Sunset. axiug lii. ship rsephus from
Mobile for Boston, schr Westover, Rithmond for do.
Pitt boat No 3 is elf Wind SSE.
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eGF Cio.Ksi CIoAKs CLoAKs AND
OTHER Nkw GooDs F0a THE SEAsoN-bY STEAMER
SAM'L PRICE d GO opening nice lot of
Black CLOTH CLOAKS, which they will sell cheap,
and many other Goods for the present and approach
ing season. fe 9--et
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PIDDLIkG LUMBER --Joi T. rayir. a
ehessudosh stroller, charged with stealing !.
psecs q iambsr from some person anknown, vas
eonsieted ~ the Mayor, 10 default Of bail Tor
htse god behavior.
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DwErIIEG FOR REHT

LIE rent, and possession given immediately. the
upper part OF tho store occupied by Mr. Waite, loI
Broad street. with u new b.i3k kt:cheI. Kent
$50 per aDnum. An arrangement may be made
with the person renting, TO board yOung man In
tie store Apply TO j. n. AHTHONI,
fe ID-3t* Columbian Hotel.
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10 s-dI2i

~ SLAVE IasUsAsoE.-KxowLFs &
WlLFoPD Agents. Iusu~e slaves for four
years in the AlhemaIle Insurance. Company at 10 r.
est Iaus
Y W Hancock. Medical Examiner.
B-Lotses paid promptly Ut cur cihce.
fe S-3t k6W
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% VIaCIEIa CENTRAL AGSICULTU
as>Eaa RAJ SoCIETY.-Th+re will be a meeting OF
the Executive Com ittee of the Va G. AgrcuituTal
Society. on MONDAY, the l4th inst, at 10 o'clock,
NJ the Office ofthe President. as per Adjournment
Business Of importance makes il necessary that
C DIMM0GK,
reS-fl4th Sec'y FaCAS.
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OFFiCUITY WITH A SIREMAy.

DIFFICULTY WITH EIREMAN.-Wi'liam
Jenkins appeared before the Mayor yesterday, to
show cause why he should not be fned for inter.
fering With the Fire Brigade in the discharge OF
their duty last Friday night. Robert b. Winston,
one of the fire police, testified that when directed
stretch the ropes across the street as to give
che Brigade room for their operations, he asked
the psctators to fall back to certain point, aud
most OF them did g.. He made the same request
of Mr.. Jenkins. but he refused to do So allie giug
that he was Gfenan under the State law-he be-
fpg member Of the Fire Association. Mr. Winston
stated that Jenkins made no resistance to his au
thorfty, other than that already mentioned, and
made no disturbance Of any kiud. Mr. Jenkius
proved that the ropee we're not stretehed-ihst
others were standing sear him-thst he interfered
IN particular with the HreIseu--aLd stated tina,
he did not move when 0rder0d TO o so, be all So
he WAS singled out by the policeman. He said tina,
when threatened with au arrest, he called friend
20 accompany him to the cage, and would have
gone II required to do He did not cou slider tina,
he Was interfering with the firemen by refusing
touose before theropes were stretched. II May,
adjourned the Investigation to give Col. August an
opportunity Of examining the ordin ances concern.
Ing the powers and duties Of fremen.
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ANOTHER 2CCilENT- and most Sc
rious one-occurred at the Broad street pond, yes.
tsrdsy morning. little hoy about eight years
old, fell into il, aud migh' have drowned but f. r
Nj. JohU Black, whr siw tho occurrence and res.
cued the lad This pond Is one OF the most dan.
gerous nuisances anyW a5 ut the city, and the
water ought to be drawn n immediately. 4 few
hours LABOR would recedy the evil, and it is to DO
hoped that that much tire will b. bestowed ia
clearing the stach to the culvert at once.
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EH. BATHS. BATHS, BATHs.-Hot,
Gold and Shower Baths can be had daily at all
hours ~ the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, and
Shampooing Saloon, under the American HOTEL
Entrance on 18th street.
Single Baths Is cents. or tickets OF 81 np 10
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EGp HoBsoN's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND SHAxrooISG SALOON, under the American 10
el-entrance on 18th street
N. blot. Gold and Shower BATHS can he had at
ali hours Single Bath IS CENTS or tickets for
dollar les
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sGooD AND CHEAP PICTURKs ALL
who want rood PICTURES AT COST. should come
at once to II Main Street, Whitehursts old Gallery
aS-Reeollect. if you want cheap and good PIC.
TUNES, you must call at II Main Street.
sS- The GALLERY and FIXTURES are for sale,
and will be sold low. la 26-imit
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FOR RENT list Two very de-

1 II I
hss::ss sirsble BRICK RESIDENCES, on Sou ID SIDE,
near I'd street and dearly pDste the residence Of
ii W Glszebrook, EsQ. They have about roIms
each, and are well arranged, with the usual conye-
niences.
I'd. A pleasant RESIDENCE at the southeast cor
ner Of Cary and II ushee streets. with II o, ms &c
Sd The TENEMENT on 18th street adjoining
Messrs NJ Blair & &c, ard lately occupied by Mr.
Lewis Hill It is particularly adapted tor Com
mission House.
4th. several ROOMS in "Gait's Blilding" corner
of l3.h and Main.streets suitable tor Offices Bes
rooms
sth The DWELLING on Baker street. nearly op-
posite the late resd ,pce of Jacob Shook. deceased
II contains S ro.int kitchen, aud large yard
4, lD-e, II JAS NJ TAYIOk Il SON.
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IHs OProsITIoN CONVENTION will con.
vens to-day, ct IL O'Clock, Ia the African Church,
% Bro&dstree The Committee OF ARA gemeni .
have spared no pains to accommodate the dele.
gafss expected to be 10 attendance, Z large mum
Der Of whom haze already arrived aud taken Iody.
sogs In the various hotels, and many others are
e1peeted here BY The early trains tAls morning
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LINE STOCK UF GkUCESlES.-Ilav
4 ing removed within the Last day or two, from
the old stand occupied by us. to the large and com
rnodius store, lately occupied by WIN Chuich, nc
d Main street between 18Th and Eth streets, and
having received large and greatly increased stock
II Hocds of various kinds aud qualities. offer 10
our numerous patrons and to the public generally
an invoice o. goods. which. for QTALIIY and LFw
rricee We feel justified IN saying cannot be sur
ra sed by any similar establishment in Richmond.
We have on hand, and will at ali times have, prime
articles OF
Goshen. Glades ard Roll Butter
Prime Leaf Lard. N bbls AID ans
Prize L. lined Lard IL Kits
Old AID ew Hame Breasts, Shoulders aud Joies
Old Java and Mocha Ct1lees
Iagus,ra ard Rio do
Coffee Sugars
New crop New Orleans Sugar aud Moiasses
Flour ard Buck heat
Wires and Liquors
Pure London stout Porter
Cisers, Of rious brands
And everything in the Grocery line either by
the wholf sale or n tail
Heesrnestly invite call
PLEASAHTS h BRO,
No 70 Main street, between - Ia and I7lh SITS.
8.
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B@ PARKH PoINDRxTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND, Va
Will practice In the city Of Richmond and in the
counties of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia
HA- Office in Lisle's Building. corner of Main a2d
18th streets Sc 23-I2m
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JOSEPH PANNItD,
Feb 10, l559-Im CHARLES PANHiLL

RECEIVED per steamers and schooners
~ weekly-0rsnges and Lemons. Rsisins. Figs,
Carran:s. Citron, Prunes, Dates, snltsna Raisils,
serves of different kinds Catsnp Sauces, PickI $,
&C; French Candies of ell kinda; aiss, maDufao-
tufea daily tv experienced workmen, Caudies OF
best article of sugar. warranted to give asisfae-
tion. all sod at lowest wholesale or retail rrces
by DAVID JONES, Agent,
fe 10 No rs Main at
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ely HENRY L. BROOKE has resumed
the practice of Law in the city of Richmond.
Office in Beiyin's Neg Building, on 18th. fronting
Bank street. a 2o-ts
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E9> CLOVER HILL CoAL.-Both Hal
and Lump, of the above COAL. Tor sale by
NJ d WHITING,
ia H)-2n Near Petersburg Eepot
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s..,s CENTS FINE CONGRESS

a, GESTs wl FINE M C ss ils LIS
Of our friends and the public to the fact that we
have on hand superior Fassortrent of Gents GA
ter made Of both Patent Leather and Calf skin.
and oxford Ties CT both Patent Leather and Calf
skin All of which viii guarantee TO BE- fauai
ii not SUPERIOR to any ia this city, and We solicit
those who wish such articles TO call and examine
lhew. at No li3 sain street. Riehn ord. Ne.
fl 10 PUTNkY Il WATTS.
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WANT5.

WANTED-By a middle aged white
W woman. a situation TO take care of children
and Is willing to make herself generally useful The
best Of reference given Names of applicants can be
LETT At this office. f,ig-2ts
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE,

Tsmborins Dance Miss K,sts Psnnoysr.
Conclude With OLYapIA rHe Q5EBN or TIE
ABkUZZt. Olympia-- Nlss wtaHn MITcHfLt.
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VIII be prese nted the orieiyal Dramsof tho You've
SON: Prince Fr@dssick Of Prussia Miss MAJ.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-10
MEDICAL CARDS.

H- Da. PICoT has removed his office
to Franklin, between Locust Alley and 18th SITS.
in Zi-lnx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-10

nISSOLUTION.-Th concerns of PAN
IL MILL Il son, of Petersburg, and WM paw
MILL 90. of Richmond, ara this day dissolved
By n utual consent Joseph Panniil retiriDg from
VII PANNILL,
Feb. 10Th, 1859. Jos PANNILL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-10

E- BARGaIss BARGaINs For the
best bargains in Raglands, fancy notions dress ard
cloak trimmings call at the clio * and mantle do pot
jan. % X. EZEKIEL, 90 Main street.
Extension skirts, 20 springs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-10

A LARGE assortment of Gun Caps, d,f
n fert ut brands. For sale by
POTTS, FARLEY & Co.
rat,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-10
DAGE'5 La PLATA aad PARAGUAY

rHEWIRG dOBACCO.--AnotLer sup.
~ ply of Harris superior Apricot and Pride Of
Louisa Natural Leaf Chs sine Tobacco Also. Hard.
groves Indispensable, 4Aunderd Lone Star, Lang
Ai - 10 To- sa'e y JOHNSTON BIO. prugrisss,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-02-10

WANTED-A No l Nurse Hoae need
apply ualess recommended Good home ard
good price given fer one that will suit. Apply TO
BACHO, ltth st,
se7--3t Near Nv chan ve piaSe
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TIC HOUSEKFEPRRS and others want

ing Block Til Ware. You will find good
stock tn select from at the Housekeeping Store d.
BULKLEY. such as
steak and Oyster Dishes Coffee higgins
Soup Tuveens and Ladies' Urns
Dish and Plate Covers 3 wis
Eag Sellers -" Pots
Pudding and Cake Moulds. large and nall SIZE
sauce Pans. Also. good many other articles in my
line. too numerous to mention:
f. 10 TH0S BULKLEY.