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nsels1uTs aALI.
GRAND OPENING NIGHT.
FOR a FEW NIGHTS ONLY.

The r1, ,s;, .c:}rcSSHsS esv,Plssc
wa hsvc the hsenr Fl making his frst sps..,..
'''o's q I'sf1; k Svih:s 1 e,
MIRACLES! PASCINATIoNs,
without con sederaoy- defying detsction,
0reaf Novelt'es and WONDERFUL Rep,e..,..
s'a'' 'i T* e?s. Scans 8 OF WONDERS.
a. His Nightly Wonders viii 10 v ;; e cent.
evening. e'efy
Doors open at O'Clock. and perfovmanc.,.
RA A .GTasd AFTERNOON ENrEsr.,v
MINT. for the accom- mediation of Fnm1i,s. AN
dren and SchOols. on SATURDAY AFTERvSEshn,v,-
commencing 1T O'Clock Doors open n o,.,nS'
"S"'' ~ 20. eo"... ~. OF "ses. lett
u ICMMOND THEATRE-sPECIAIc
BkNEFIT OF
MISS M sb AfR R9 M!ss D. Ei F.S s W,sRES
On which occasion will be prese nted q new D,..
ofintense interest, dramafized from the ceieb,,,ns
DOOM or DEvILLE.
with other Entertainments, a. will he expre...a :.
the bills of the day. IN
- ,o& DOCK nov open. fe3-1
A STON1SHlNG To ALL.-MADANE p,-s-
"A SELL. the celebrated Astroos Ist "A r"r
the city. She was born with natural gift IN tell ~,
the events Of lfe-even your very thouc htsNv,i
tell whether you are married single and sn, n
dy marrlage: she has astonished thousands w,
her magic power. No gentleman admitted Nh
EppNs' Boa ling House, 18th or GOyern"r .,,a .s'
between. Main and Franklin streets. no 2t-sms''
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In THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE there are
nine planters, thirty-eight farmers, one re-
tired from active life, seven doctors, nineteen
lawyers, one law student. two lumter deal
ers, four merchants, two con :rac tors, six me-
chanics. one ship builder, one oyster packer
two manufacturers, TWO millers, and one
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THE RErurLIcANs Observation-Disclosures
the North, the Republicans are rejoicing over
the election of Mr.. Pennington to the Speaker
ship. Al Pittsburg, Pa, they fired III guns;
at Newark, N. j., lis, guns and had iliumina-
tons and bonfires; and at Albany, N. Y, III
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UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH.-The Mont
gomery Confederation learns that the efforts
of Bishops Polk and Elliott, in behalf of the
University of the South, have been very
eessfnl. In that city they raised $4,000 du-
ring their recent visit.
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DrEL.-A duel took place last Saturday near
New Orleans, between Messrs. Ernest Ca
nonge and Victor Gerodias, Of that city The
weapons were dou BILE barrelled guns-dis-
tance forty PAGES. On the second fire Mr..
Gerodias received ball in his left knee in
consequence of which he may have to lose his
leg. The fun then stopped
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snm Iinfr leI sn,,sl, I nsx 10

offered for sale very cheap 1t 10 4horse power. and
can be put any part Of building. being separate
from the boiler It il small, and will only occupy
. space Of six feet. This engine was built by =
master nachtntsf during leisure hours, and great
care has been taken with everv part Of It. The
owner sells because he has use for It.. -
Anv further particulars will be furnished hy ad-
dressing. or on application to Mr.. C. H. WYNNE,
job aud Book Printer, corner Main and 18th sts,
where the engine has been placed for exhibition
ard sale. fe A-d&cWtx
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IA New Business.-I hereby give notice that
am authorized TO conduct the MANUFATUH-
ING OF TOBACCO, hereafter, t22d Jan 1850. IN
the name of. and for and on account, OF my vile,
VIRGINIA NJ HALL.
HENRY HALL. Aren't and Trustee
Under Deed of ed Jan, 1850, for V. Nj. HALL.
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REV Mr.. MARsHALL.-Iti is stated that the
Rev. Francis Marshall a Catholic clergyman
in Philadelphia, whose death was recently an
nounced. is not only alive, but has recovered
from his illness, and is now in good health.
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NEW BOOKS, &c.
SEVENTH EDITION.
~ THE dav hS

CEVENTN EDITION.
- Received this day by
" EST Il JOHNSTON.
WATERWAYS ARCHIBALD ON THE PRAC-
TlCE. PLEADING AND EVlDkNCE IN
CRIMINAL CASES. 2vois.
A new and complete edition of criminal pro-
cedure IN lndictabe cases. with minute directions
and 70 ms for ever, criminal that can arise,
either a. common law, under the Eng lish statutes
under the statutes of the several St3tes. to
which are added comprehensive notes. contalnit &
all the American and En- sh dec sionS to the date
of publication. BY Thos. w. Waterman, Coun-
seor at law
New edition received and for sale this day, by
fe4-lt WEST Il JOHNSTON.
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~ a GoMrcRrABLR IxcoME.-We sse by the
o2Sks OF EtIAs HOWE, Jr., the original inventor
Iefe ere matters work. that the number CT Machines
sold during the seven years ending Noyemher lsf
166o 4 fSil1ya. 0.s~'''o IVY es1aoCs AOtt
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MAnRIE!D.

At Lerh Street Baptist Church. on the "a inst.
. H!a REBEcCA +. fIAYSER, .sii Of Rich
mond. 80 g6M
IA ST. PstsI's cethsdrsl b the kev. J. Tsslins,
Miss ANN TOPPfN, oi this city. -.
~ Nov York Herald and Philadslphia Ledger
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CHARLESTON RAcEs.-A dispatch was re-
ceived by a gentleman of this city yesterday
stating that the three mile race over the Wash
ington Course, on Thursday, was won by
Fanny Washington, beating Tar Rirer.
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NJ rus CRYsrAI PsREscopIc SrrcrAcLEs used
by NJ. r. FRANKLIN h co: Opticians LIS N am
street. are the very kind adapted for impaired
tai and vertical focus generally found u common
speetaces. on End also u thslI esta ~ nm
GLASSES ELECTRIC MACHINES. MATHE-
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS. and = most pesu-
OSCOPlC VIEWS. We hope that our cit,zen
will support such an establishment, which We
should regard as a real bcpeht te our community
~ CousHs-The administration oil medicinal
preparations IN the form of LoZenge, ~ oi All
modes the most eligible and convenient, more es.
pecIaily az regards Cough Remedy. BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TROCH Els. or Cough LoZenges'
alIay Irritation which induce Coughing, having
d,rrrt influence to the affected parts.
fel--TTAs6 cwlt
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BOARDING..

POARDlNG.-A gentleman wishes a neatly
- furnished ROOM, with BOARD IN private
family; will pay 8 Is per month. Address q. +. "
Dispatch Oiilce. fe 3-:t@
QOAKDiNG.-Six or eight gentlemen can Oh
- tain genteel BOAR d and LODGING over the
commission store of Mr.. J. W. Npe. a few doors
below the ST. Charles. Fight or ten can also he ae
comm dated as DAY BOARnERS.
fe 2-3t- M. VIRGINIA JOHNSTON.
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I laTOFLETTEA9-nsm aininf il tbs 9ICH-
LI0N1 POST 6F1ICB. o - Sdaas Of Feb
rnasy, oSoo. - a
a. prlaished ~ eifhcsity u Act Of C04gsess. N
the ocuspapev HAVING the lafHo2 cfcuIee3oo IN tho
District where Dftneed. -,
plea1e Gay they are ADvxRrIaES. 49,
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Appel mrs II
Aminons mrs w H
Atkinson mrs Nancy
Atkins mrs Robe rta
Aliases mics B G.
Ayres miss B Z
Atkinson miss r r
Anderson miss NJ V
Byrns mrs T.
Branch mrsC
Brown mrs Bette
Nradlng mrs M >
Bradley Mn n ].
Bowers mrs A w
boiling mrs + +
Bingham mrs u p
Barn mrs Maria
Baton mrs Evaline
Biankenship miss NJ A
Bib mss NJ
Branch miss T N
Cabott mrs Mary H.
Christian mvs Caroline
Collins mrs Martha
Cook mrs Sarah
Courtney mrs Harriet
Crump mrs Martha V
Crump mrs Emma J 2
Curry mrs WIN J
Calligaa miss Maria NJ
Cary miss Ellen J
Chick miss Bette A.
Clarke miss Mollle J
Collins miss Hannah
Crowley miss Sarah
Downes mrs Nj
Duke mrs Henry
Donahue mrs NJ
DemicrelIin miss II
Deacker mrs Jane
Davis miss Saliie NJ
Davis mrs Octavla
Ellyson miss b X
Elicit mrs NJ A
Eweray mrs nj +
Earheart miss !: A
Eunank miss A w
Edwards miss + ]
Fusett MAS Jennie
Francis mrs |. +
Francy miss Bridget
Fisher mrs Nj
Fore miss Mary
Folkes miss NJ c 2
Fauder miss 8 C.
FaurinS HISS h
Fehr miss Dora
Fanrich mrs s
Filway mrs Jane
Farmer mrs h J
Goode mrs Mary J
Giles Betsy tcol'dD
Gentry HISS Nj r.
Gay mrs Mary
Hughes miss l. C
Hutchescn miss s F
Hurt miss Emma
Hopkins miss Mary s
Hooper mrs Polly
Holloway miss l. +
riOfliman Maria
Henley mrs Cath
tenry miss Mary = B
Henley MISS Martha .
nempstead miss r4iiZ'tl
Hawkins miss VI ii
Harrisinn miss Betsy
Harwood miss S ]
Hamilton mrs f A
Hagan mrs D
isbeil mrs IA 2
Johnson mrs Ann T.
Johnson mrs Cora
Jones mrs Catherine
Jones mrs Jane NJ
Koch mrs Christlana
King mrs Susan
Kelly mrs F
Keith mss Mary ]
Lunsford miss s r
Lloyd miss Georgiana
Lewndes miss Emma
Langhiin miss Mary
Lyon miss Martha
Lewis mss Mary P
Lewis miss Ann X
Lane Miss Mary NJ
Lacy miss Julia
Lambert mrs NJ airy f
Lanier mrs Mary
Lewis mrs Marg't
Se DR. s FL
L.il'as mrs -
Lunsden mrs NJ l.
Meyers mrs Ann NJ
Murray miss + s
Morris miss NJ A
Mountcastle miss A r.
Miller miss Nelly :
Mann miss Eliza E
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NEW MUSIC.

<R RANDOLPH'S Bookstore and Bndery:,
THE soHTH. Song. Composed and dedicated to
The Citizen Soldiers Of N!rs ina. BY Armand
LET NE KISS HIM FOR HIS MOTHER. sopg.
MY y Hsk NaHkf is ' SAD AND LONELY. Song. By
Belt RiNGER song By hy author of LIE Reve."
cnIIGIoDHooD's DEAR HOME. Song. BY Gard
E!.HEGANiTs FELLOW; Song; By Smith. 2se.
LoyiNG, WolcEs. Song. By author of Kitty
NONE SHALL WEEpA TEAR FOR ME-. Song;
b. author of willie. We have missed You y
sTARLIT DELL. Song. BY author of Muir
TRUSTING IN THIS. Song. BY author OF Dear
-. est Sp" t., on n Earth to me is ilomr.' a5c
THOU ART THE QUEEN OF MY SONG. Song.
., author .'6en,le Annie 25c:
FAIRY QUEEN POLKA BRiLLANrE. b. Al
LA ' bE!iI y: rLoR1NDE POLKA BRILLANTE
sotVENiR 81: BAL GRAND vALsE BRIL-
F Fl GEs ALFEs ~ TSHkoITTEESSE fAR
NJ NEW SIC.
Ax,Hso44ElR,oS f FAc J;lsr, B. JTasSey,s VIOLA
hh R RAyofR F F. Tf!ssf. By vos..
IA S 8, q i In B 5r T1efy; ~ vos.
La JAYENSk. By Wolff
Pianos, for sale at ''''' "' P. H. TATIoE'S, 10
fe at lSS Main street.
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RUNAWAYS.

N COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF
eX Chesterfield County. the 10th of Ncvem-
ber, a NEGRO MAN. who calls himself
N RICHARD JAMES BRANCH, and says he
Asis sometimes called Cross. SAID Negro is
about feet inches high; about IS years of age !;
coinpieXion black. with "A scar en- his left arm and
nose. He say he is free. and had when arrested
his possession several certificates OF his free
dom, which were eyide ntly forced by himself, rs
was. The owner WI come forward. prove property,
and take him away, he will be dealt with accord
ing to law. s.. DUVAf..
te 4-6W* JallOr Chesterfield County, Va.
SIS REV D.-Ran away from my
81 farm near Mount Erin, my EG RO GIRL,
AH MARY, u or Is years old. She has
[NiVOn her mouth; dark complexion has IA
.x>x-sster living in Richmond, where she is
lurking. The above will he paid if returned to my
plaster mill, on Dock.
fe st JOSEPH SHARP.
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FATAL AcCIDENr-A little son of Mr. Geo.
Porter, of Portsmouth, Va, was SD badly
burned last Thursday. by his clothes taking
fire, that he died OF his injuries.
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TtgH WIZ MY 1dT (Sd7WduyJ 2 Z 0tsot"s
ARRIVED,
Steamship Jamesto wn, Skinner, N. Y. mdze. and
passengers, Ludlam Il Watson.
Steamer Geo. Peabody. Prltchard, Baltimore,
mdze. and passenge rs. d. l. W. Currie.
SAILED,
Schr. Martha Moore, Burnett, Mobile mdze Mil
spaush Il Read
Schr. W. G. Darling, from Norfolk, arrived at Sa-
vannah 1st inst.
Schr. Mary and Hetty. Jones; James E: Price;
Berton; and Mary Adeline: Aaron for Norfolk and
Ship Wanderer. Ry der, for Hampton Roads, was
At CaIlao Dec. 18th.
Schr. ]. A: Rich. Newton, for Richmond. cleared
at New York 1st inst.
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'tHOS. e. 4. UKEWRY,
l Successor to ?. 3. Price.l
DEALER IN BOOKS. STATIONERY, FANCY
ARTICLES. &C.,
No. l73 Main st I'd door below American Hotel.
NEW BOOKS.
MAN. MORAL AND PHYSICAL; or. The In
huence of Health upon Religious Experience
JAMfsoN,s coMMENTARY ON THE PEN
,TAIEuCH: 75e; oN r,,r VIC
TORICAL BOOKS 75c.
THE REVIVAL IN IRELAND; Letter to Rev.
THE OAKLAND AE,i.isS; Stories. By g. B. Taylor, of
THE PRoFESS AT THE BREAK FAST
TABLE BY Dr. Holmes. LOO.
NEW HOUSEHOLD LIBRARY. embracing lives
ofHannibal, Cesar. Tasso, Luther Joan o. Arc.
Peter the Great, Frederick the Great, Column
bus: Pit, Burns, Ae &c. Per vol. soc.
CHILDREN'S LIBRARY. 50 volumes. $50.
SKETCHES FROM LIFE. Part I'd. Coo
A VARIETY OF JUVENILES Songs and Sto-
for the Little Ones. Pleasure Books. indie
s;ructih!e Linen Colored Books Dew Drops.
First Footsteps. Eas. Lessons, Infant Primer.
Children,s Tracts. Picture Cards. Anecdotes.
Rol!o's Travels, Joseph and his Brethren, &c.
fe 2-3t
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LADfE0' LIST.

10 LJS1s
Mans miss Eliza
Martin miss ANA T.
I naan mrs Martha 4
Mason mrs AlmOn
ID steholi mrs kltxa
Nee kes mrs yuda
Muller mrs VIM
Miller mrs 6 b
MOsby mrs sarah l.
McLane mrs w n
Mcclure mrs MaTg't
McGruder mrs ] r
Nc Dowell mrs Mamie
McLane mrs Ann +
Mccarthy mrs ] A
Mcclure mrs J b
McQ uenny mrs Marg't
McTyre MRS L p
McNamafa mrs +
Nubi,s mrs Sarah
New miss A
Norris miss Mary
NilIlgan Kate
O'Conncll mrs + 8
Peatress mrs Eliza A
Pierce mrs Bette
Petit mrs Jos
Phillips mrs Nancy
Humphrey mrs WmT
POindexter mrs Eliza J
Payne miss Polly
Payant miss Elix'th
Pearman miss v II
Pilip mss Cornella
Pond miss Louisa
Redtord mrs X A
Reed mrs Harriet
Robertson mrs A +
Rogers mrs Capt A
Robinsln mrs Rebecca
Rouche mrs Dora
Richardson miss r.
Roche miss Ellen
Ross mss HardenA
Ro, ster miss Mary
Stewart Mary
Scott miss H +
Sears miss Camille
Skinner miss S6ille T.
Sloan miss NJ A
Spear miss A
Stevens miss Rebecca
Sterling miss b A
Stubs miss Mary L
Sn, der miss Va
Sullivan mrs -
Saunders mrs X +
Sh.ppe,d mrs r ID
She ppard mrs J H
Shoemaker mrs India
Suns mrs l. r
Smith mrs Betsy
Southall mrs r
Stone mrs Marg't
Statham mrs Caroline
st. el mrs Ann w
Sullivan mrs T. X
Sutherland mrs NJ J
Taylor mrs Nj A
Tay Ior mrs A A
Terry mrs ) A
Thompson mrs J j.
Thompson Henrietta
Tool Mary
Taylor MISS Emma
TAYLOR miss Nj A
Tinsiey miss J b
Teller mrs B A
Timberlake miss l. NJ
Tunsel miss Bette
Urich miss Joanna
Wyatt mrs l. N /.
Wilson mrs Mary
White Lucy r
Whitton mrs Maria
West mrs Emma F
Wexford mrs Mary A
WaidrOp mrs Susan
WASHINGTON mrs Maria
Walthall mrs Ann 6
Waddte mrs EliZ'th
Waddill miss N 6
Warrock miss Maria
Weston miss Sophia
Whitman miss NJ A
White miss G C
White miss ii F
Whistler miss g
Whitlock MISS Anna
Williams miss Maria L
Williams miss Bell
Willis miss Mary
Williams miss L. G
Willis miss Susan
Wills miss H,llie
Witten miss Lizzie
Woodson miss Bette
WOodson miss Jane
WOOdson miss Susan
Narunert mas ,izZia n
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h RICHMOND THEATRK.-
POSITIVELY LAST APPEARANCE

n RICHMOND THEATRK.-
POSITIVELY LAST APPEARANCE
EMINENT TkAGEDfAN.
MR. JAMES f.. URDOCH.
A. he appears at tho Holiday Street Theatre.
Baltimore. ON Monday evening. He will sustain
TONIGHT his great character of
CHAS DE MOORE In SchilleT's
CIfAS DE MOORE Great Tragedy
CHAS. DE MOOR,A of the
iROBBERS,
Or the }ROBRERS,
fkOBBERS,
FOREST OF ROHEMIA.) Adapted for the
FOREST OF RDHENIAI American stage
FOREST OF BOHEMIA.I by
With an unequalled tJAS. n. MUHDoCH.
Distribution of (JAS. r. MURDOCH.
Characters (JAS. T.. MURDOCH
CHAS. DE MOORE
CHAS. De MOOR,f By
CHAS. DE MOOR,i
LAS. f.. MURDOCH,
In which he is }JAS. r.. MURDOCH
JAS. +. MURDOCH
UNRIVALLED.)
UNRTVALLED.f The Glorious Farce OF the
UNRIVALLED.A
\BUZZARDS,
Also To- Night. (RtZZARDS,
fBUZZARDS,
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MA Last Notice.
CRENSHAW. OUARLES Il co.

Ma Last Notice.
Publish this morning list of the most desirable
Goods ,e,aining ~ hand: with the prices annexed :
P,n Res Il y and al F Soe nd
Fine Scotch GINGHAMS. at l6c ''N IVY
Figured MdhstfKs s s x6o 9e a. Z: x &c
c cI"'s s9pS Ss In az At sp sos.;
IHs s g'ov y. TOW az Ei.LI i ,S at Sc;
. White KID CLOVES, at soc;
R'S eArNrLErs, at 90! sse:;
Gents Isle GLOVES, at loo'; ''N
. Bonnet Ri r iBBoNs a, Is al and ID sc:
Muslin Muslin SETS. at0 and 75c.;
Muslin SLEEVES at 10 % and s7,ac.;
X WITT FLANNEL I'D sS. y, at s
Hs ss'S' Grey Flannel is9 ~ at sse z'''
French f fqIeANNrLs. at s7 = CO.
$ ss!sSs S SsAM 81 sns stsIj at s.a
S s;;s%sss . + + :; s 81 s$$
Berege sHAwLs. handsome borders, at 81 90;
Black and White GiiSN$EaMs ai ,oe,;
lawns. at 10 ard isc;
LA AZ
Plain TISSUES and Der EGEs, q. i aads,c;
MoalSns HIKES below cost; ~ 40 anu '''
"''A D''A REMNANTS OF
Ginshams, Mouselnes. Lawns. Bereges, chalIies,
cRENsHAW. QUARI.Es 4 CO..
fe3-3ts 20 Broad street.
NJ popular Remedies"
The following popular remedies can be had at re-
tail ut the Proprletnrs lowest wholesale figures
Of FISHER Il WINSTON, Druggists, l25 Main
Heln,bold's Extract Of Buchu.
A positive and speedy remedy for diseases Of the
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Holloway's vermifmse CONNECTIONS,
A pleasant, safe and efectuai remed, for worms
agreeabe and pleasant to the taste, such as chill
dren will eat with a relish.
Cod Liver Oil Jelly.
dehg htfut preparation Of COD LIVER OIL
containing all oil the good Qualities OF the OIL, with
out the agreeable taste, LEAVING no oily sensa-
ton in the mouth.
DaIly's Magical Pain Extractor.
Positively cures Burns and Scalds. Cuts, Bruises
Frost Bites. Chapped Hands. Swel!ings, Sore apd
lnhamed Eyes, and all pains.
Liver lnvi.orator,
Prepared by DIR SANFORD. compounded en-
tireiy from Gums. Is one OF the best purgatve and
Liver Medicines before the public that acts
Cath trf'c, easier niider, and more efiectus than
any other medicine known. IL is not only Il Ca
thartie but Ltrsr remedy acting hrst the Lire
to eject it's morbid matter, then the stomac h
and bowels to carry off that matter, thus accom-
the painful feelings experienced In the operation.
of most Cdfbarffrx. For sale bv
FISHER WINSTON. Druxrists.
fe 3-6t No. LIS Main st., Richmond.
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SHoCKOE HILL G n f r A L.
3\EA AGENCY.
&. W. H. TYLER,
Ofce Marshall, Bstwesa Siz:h and Serenth
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES. HIRE OUT
NEGROES. SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL NE
GROES and act as a GENERAL AGENT lie
returns his thanks for the liberal patronage bestow
ed upon him for two years past an 3l-6m
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lust PUBLISHED

y THE CENStk AND THE CHAL!CE,
The first No of Series entitled
POPULAR LECTURES on BI BIBLICAL THEMES
To be complete ed IN Six Numbers.
By Rev. WM. II. FoNERnEN. NJ d.
The first No Is a TEMPERANCE LECTURE,
delivered with great acceptabiity in the cities of
Richmond. Pete rsburg. Portsmouth,. suffolk, &c
1t ouy mt tn he IN the hands of every TEMPERANCE
ma n, and extensively circulated among all classes.
Bookstores lie 3-2t"
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%s~, POSTAGE STAMPS. POSTAGE
80 STAMPS-Persons in want of POST
AGE STAMPS can procure them at this office, in
any quantIt,. ia l9-ta
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

MMISSIONER'S OFFICER
CHESTERFIELD C. H.. Jan. II. 1860 {
ITO THE CIR fnlTORS OF THE ESTATE
1 OF HENRY TURPIN. DECD, AND ALL
OTHERS CONCERN ED.--You are hereby mott
fed that | iaye appointed the 18th day of March
next at my office. for taking the several accounts
mentioned in the decree of the Circuit Court Of
Chesterfield county. in the case of Thus. Turpln
against Henry Turpin, Admin strator. e. a. pro-
nounced At the October term 1889 to wit. an account
of toe administration of the estate of SAID Henry
Tul hin, decd by Georse w Snellngs. late sheriff
et Chesterfield county. and. rs such. his Admins
traitor; account of the real and personal estate
of the said decedeut. and its value and account
OF the debts and demands AGAINST he said decedent
or his estate. at which time and place you
CURED to attend.
Gwen nnder my hand, as Commissioner Of the
said Court. the day and year first aforesaid.
fe 4-law4w ". W. L. COGBiI.I, Comr.
DRiNCE EDWAEDISLANn
BLACK OATS. HAY, &c.
2 eco bushels p. f | BLACK OATS.
1000 SEED OATS.
ECO WHITE ERCER and PEACH
BLOW POTATOES.
600 blies prime retailing HAY.
CORN, BRAN, BROWN STUFF, &c
For sale by CLENDlNiNG & co.
fe 4-ltt
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LOST AND STRAYED.

~
~ &TRAYED OFF-On Sunday. Jan
SA uary 9th. dark bay or black MARE
V8 MULE. Any information concerning her
AAx-A, will he thankfully received and faithfully
rewarded or will pay a suitable reward
tor her recovery. r. B WINSTON
fe 4-d3tcwlt' cor. Marshall and Smith SITS.
<e~H STRAY HEiF Il R.-Came to my
EAt house on Broad street. between Madison
dhnAneand Monroe, DARk-RED HEIFER,
"A. TsnIre breed The owner will come forward,
prove property, pay expenses. and take her away.
fe 4-3t~ II. C. buren,.
g., So REWARD.-Stra,e or stolen
S4~p& from nv residence "a half grown WHITE
- PUPPY. For his return, or for such H.
formation rs will lead TO his recovery, Will pay
the above reward. lfe 4-tfl w. G. PAINE.
7 OST.--A lady lost her PORTE MONNAIE on
IL yesterday. on Broad street between I'd and Sd.
The finder VIII be suitably rewarded b, bringing it
the subscriber. p. B. PRICE,
to At l73 Main st., 2 doors below American.
I OST-Was left at the store of J. Haney, for
- merly r. Duauesne,) 207 Main street. on FRI
day, 9th ult, one lady - new tx I'M BRELLA; on
Monday, 3lst, one BANK NOTE. The owner can
have them by describing them
fe 3-2tH J. HANEY.
STRAYEDOKS STOLEN. From my residence
about Is months old. Her ears are not marked;
she is in fine order; particular marks ected;
she Is white, with large black spOts-more black
than white. vii! pay liberal reward for her de
livery or information that can get her.
CHAS. Y. MORRISS,
Office 100 Main street, between 9th and 10th.
fe 2-ts
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h IAAlrance. ..Life and Fire l4snra nee
AT low RATEA.-F0r Insurance, Life Insurance
on WHITE PERSONS, any length Of tune. si30s
en kAvES from one month e ays Se4ss, snS VS.
TON Of Property ia tnwn Q! couptry. On Llhk;
RIAL TERMS, call 1T tho old estabals he'd 6enerSi
Insurance Oiice, Pearl street, nexf do"f u e. -
Esch0.
~ The hest companies rsp.ssenisJ ,nA all
n l4.-AiW General Insurance A.ehs.
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n Great BaFga in&-Unti Firat Of March.
PERKINS CO, No. l4l Eagle Square. Main st..
are now selling Cd
Best Enslish and American PRINTS 1t 10 cts.
kch DRESS SILKS and SILK HORNS
Rich French DE LAIANES and R0nFE.
vALENTiAS, P0PiiNS and MERINOS.
ClsOAKS and SHAWLS.
Rich FACE MUSLIN and CAMBRIC SETS.
At and 6eiec e6st. tor cash. to reduce stock.
10 U-lm
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ma ThOs. T.. T.. Drewry,
isrCcEssOh TO p. B.PRICE,)
DEALER In BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY
ARTICLES, &C.,
No. l73 Main Street, 81 door beiotr the American
Hotel,
Receives subscr ri ptions for the following SUNDAY
SCHOOL PAPERS:
AMERICAN MESSENGER,
CHiLD'S PAPER,
SUNDAY SCHOOL. TINES,
SUNDAY SCHOOL. GAZETTE,
SUNDAY school. BANNER.
The LITTLE PILGRIM,
MERRY'S MUAEUM.
ie2-3t YOUTHS COMPANION, &c.
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THE RICHMOND TYPOGRAPK.
-, lCAL SOCIETY will hold n regular
monthly meeting. THIS EVENING, Feb. 18th, at
Mechanics Institute.
A fun attendance is requested. as the final vote
on tho proposition 10 Join the National Union Will
b. taken at tins meeting. "
fe fit r. j. L. VANNEkSON, Sec'v,
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n VfssEfTE PHoTOsRAPHs AND PEARL An
Btor.pks-rbese beautiful sts 10 of pictures can
irs from u cts. to SIS, IL Main strast, 2pposiss
Governor, MS~W