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Mad. GaZZaniga's Concert, Tonight.

"."u' uAAZ"HiSA's SOncefts Tonight.
MAO. GAZzANIGA gives a concert at Metro.
politan Hall, tonight This lady is acknow.
lodged on all sides to be the queen of the tragic
opera, and has never been rivalled in that DO
sition since her appearance in this country
As vocalist, she takes the highest position,
and has been the prime favorite at the New
York Academy of Music during her long en-.
gagement there. Among the company she
brings to support her, is Signor TAMMARo,
who possesses very delightful tenor voice
for the concert room; Signor ALBlTEs. fine
baritone, and CARLOS SHENAL, whose per-
Torrance ON new musical instrument is
highly spoken Of In the programme, we are
glad to see LA Naranjera," a song in which
Mad. G. created a furore in New York.
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DIED.

On yesterday. the 2sth ultimo. at half. past !?
O'Clock. I. NJ, OPHELlA, only daughter OF David
and the late Ophelia Burlington, IN the 10th year
Of her age.
The friends and acqnxintances of the family are
invited to attend her funeral from the MOnume
tai Church, this Thursday afternoon, ut ga
O'Clock, without further invitation.
On the 9th Of February, at quarter to O'Clock,
MARI LOU lisa, daushte Of Thos. b. and 8. s.
Humphreys, In the 10th year Of her age.
Her funeral will he preached at her father resi-
dence, on Sth between Grace and Franklin streets,
TO-DAY at o. Clock. r. NJ Friends and acquain
attend. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"a We are manufacturing Boots and
SHOES more extensively than heretofore. Our
friends, customers. ard the public generally, may
iey upon setting the best IN our line IN the way OF
BOUTS and SHO ES as we import our own mate
rlas. anu we have in our employ ment the best
workmen that tins country can produce. We also
Keep on hand large a>sort" cnt Of
BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS and VALICES,
OF all qualities and at all prices. All of which will
lie sold low, either wholesale or retail. by
ALIEN. HILL & CO.,
No. l27 Main street, Richmond. Va.
i. SHOOTS and SHOES made TO oruer for La
dies, Gentlemen, Boy and NJ loses, As heretofore,
and all orders will be promptly attended TO by
NH l-lw ALIEN. HILL l. co.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY %.

11FS'' "'''e7 'HtS 1uy I1HWSuUyJ II Ocz0cE.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Bershesa. Street, Chickahominy river,
bricks, J 6. Watts.
Schr Nancy ,Spruell. Asby, North Carolina, ium-
Der. WOmble x Claiborne.
w. Currie. ' ' "
Schr Amos Falkenburg, Rogers, New York,
guano. Bacon Il Baskervill
SAILED,
Steamer Pennsy lvanIa, Teal. Philadelphia mdze.
and passengers. H f. Tuttie
Bark ann Grant, Swain. South America e nv
Crenshaw Co w
schr Vim. James, Warren, down the river, light
Sioop Grand Spy, Dennis,
Sch:. New Packet, Gray,
HAMPTON ROADS. Feb. 20 Arrived Austrian
nfis Marie, IS days from Pernambuco, with sugar,
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sou. Spring. 1861
KlNS FICkLEN,

EA-Ioco. Spr'Hs. 1860. vt
WATKINS FICkLEN,
BROWN STONE BUILDING. ls9 MAIN STREET,
Are prepared to offer to
WHOLESALE and kTAiL BUYERS,
FROM all sections of the country, u large and at
trdctive stock of
FRENCH AN D BRITISH DRY GOODS,
~ Consisting in part of
IiECE SILKS and SILK ROBES, in 5, and Q
Flounces.
Fl FrenSh and English DRESS GOODS.
SHA w Las IN great variety.
Novelties in
SILK AND LACE MANTILLAS.
,,,,, LINENS AND WHITE GOODS,
TRAVELLING GARM ENrS and BUSTERS.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
REAL LACES,
PARIS EMBROTDERIEs.
PLAN PATTON GOODS
~, HOSIERY, &c.
The above, with other articles not enume rated,
comprises the largest most varied and desirable
stock ever before offered.
ieA-l2r WATKINS & FICKLEN.
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1870 SPRING TRADE. 1000

1860. SPRING TRADE. 1860.
SAM'L NJ. PRICE Il co.
Are recelvlng by every arrival their supplies of
SPRING GOODS. consisting Of "
AZ yarietis: 81 DRESS GOODS.
EMBaOlDERlES, &C.,
fWRSisHfNG and PIANTAT THSs g God bbESs 10
which the attention OF their friends and the public
sAM'L NJ. PRICE L CO.,
NH l-lw 1917 Main street.
4 Woods ON HAND an ID x kCEaV1NG-
NJ POTATOES, good Black Mercer and Pink Eve
Famil. Roe AEKRINGS. half bbls.
Cnt HERRINGS. low price.
MACkEREL. hest quality. bbls and kits.
sweet Newark CIDER.
BACON. all kinds, low.
Al grades Refined SUGARS,
Smoked FISH.
NJ ~ general assortment Of GROCERIES, all
II ~ cash Price. -
H1i 49, DxE AND COSNETSC0.-We have
ksn: ~ TSc?IvSd = full supply III ali the favorits
los fss,,.a Dye. such g Christsdoros. Hat hS
"' . .Ililman's fbalon's Esei;clss Hs;, hSs.n,..
1or sale bx a'sofsnsnt sf ponades and Hair OILS
---~,---co Corner i7,L ard M ., n' s;1sr;x
A 49, NnW AMI RaNa- : :. !. :.
= rlen'ces and fhsrmaceri.cai. r,1 - %
l.AtpLEY k0itlNScass
Pfsmum Drug and Surgical instru,n.n, 49,
ana Fr@nklip streets, "a
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Jeptha Horde, young married man in a..
seg0, n. r., recently drowned himself for lovs
Of his wife's sister, whom he had seen oniv
Dslm0nico's celebrated restaurants In New
York were sold At auction last Wednesday by
order Vt the assignses. The William street
es,abiis hment was Knocked dowa at le5Ct0.
The SEA Coast {Miss.1 Democrat has hoisted
The nainas VI Jeg. Davis and John Lane as lis
nrst choice Tor The Presidency and Vice Presi.
dsacy.
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M Special Notice. :. Particular attention
Is requested to the sale THIS AFTERNOON, at
4ocl"ck, of very valuable Real Estate, on Cary,
between 18th and 18TH sts., and fully described In
an advertisement in this paper signed by u. A.
MYERS, Trustee. II should be bOrne in mind that
this is the only property IN that whole vicinity
which is now or is likely to be in the market, and
IN At III point of situation and size, it sur
passed by any in the city tor BUSINESS purposes.
NH lit A. b. WILLIAMS, Auct,
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nMpuln

7 MARNEaD, al
~ g. SUgR kfT, Il ISh%oa:. y Nit 16x
Z. SCoTT OF Primes EdwAf4, daushesr Of BfaAch
~ Wing and Enquirer please copy @ss
On the 18th February, 1850, by the Rev. J. l.:
ClSrks, BuKNELL BASSErT DICKINSON and
OTEkIA FRANCES YEAMANS. ali Of Hanover
county, Virginia.
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II 49, TO MESSRS. A. J. TERRELL,
$50 WIN. G: TALlAFERRO, FkNDALL
In compliance with your request and in accord
ance with my own inclination: hereby announce
myself a candidate for SHERIFF OF HENRI
co COUNTY, and respectfully solicit the votes of
my fellow citizens in May next. for that office.
pledglng myself to discharge the duties of the of
hce faithfully. Respectfully.
fe It's JOHN o. TAYLOR.
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LAW AND MEDICAL CARDS.

* .<N-s GYM. BROUN. NJ. d.. offers To the
V>Ea citizens of Richmond and It's vicinity his
professional services. in the practice of Medicine
Obstetrics, and Surgery.
~ Residence at the upper end of Marshall
street. formerly owned by Mrs Chevalle-latteriy
hy 4. II. Courtney, Esq. NH l-GImt
49, DR.. W Hill a NJ E. WILSON
t1>~i-a can he found during the DAY, at the Drus
Store of Thomas FitZhugh, NJ ain street be
tween 9th and 9TH. and at night at the corner of
9TH and Byrd streets. NH 1--eod6t
DR.. J. &. WATSON having located
ga permanently in the city OF Richmond, of
lers his professional services to the citizens.
MA- OFFICE Front Room. over Mispaugh
Johnston's Drug Store, on Main. 2 doors from cor
ner of 18th st.
NA He may be found at nj gnt at the residence of
VIM +. Butler, Esq, corner of 18th and Marshall
SIS. fe 2S-lW*
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LOST AND sTRAYED

OST'.ln the City of Richmond. on he ,,,, -
~. ny mouse. In Hanover, a Ladies' NEW DRESS
mace OF blue poplin, solid color, trimmed 80
cords and tasse,s. The finder will be hhe, all, m y.
"arded by leaving the same at this Office ' 'e-
fe24-6t" EDWIv SiyC,ro>,
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DEATH PROM LIGHTNING. u
). Lenisr. who was struck by lixhtninv :,
Tallahassee. Florida, about mon III since ar:
on the 18th ult., after great suffering.
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ia. Mutual Benefit
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ATGIENCY IN RICHMOND 100 MAIN STREET
IhIS Company have paid during the year 1859
for policies on lives of deceased members. Sas
~ " In dlviienus To the insured. in year 1889
zoo so H.. Its capital. as compared with its la
DitteS. is iarSer than any other Ilie Insurance
COMPANY dong business IN the United States
tSee Report OF Comptroller. State of New York
The business OF this Comps is confined exclu-
Slve!y to Insurance on LIVES
All the profits are annually divided among the
insured ~
The dividend, January LIST. 1850 is IS per cent
lie 25-jt KNOWLES IL WALFORD
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. TOTHE VOTERS 0EuENRIC0

TOTHE VOTERS OF HENRECO
V>-s COUNTY Il am a candidate for the Of
fee Of COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE
for the UPPER DISTRICT OF HENRICO CO,
and respectfully solicit your sutirages ut the cleo
ton In MAY next Shouid it he YOUR pleasure to
elect me, pledge m, self to discharge the duties
OF the office faithfully. Respectfully.
fe 7-Tu&StlA GEO. w. CARTER
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IT, Rocks Good Sa ira itan-
For the Cure of RHE MATISM,

EA- Rocks Good SanIa ritan-
For the Cure of RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA.
, SPRAINS, &C., &c.
Read the following certificate from gentleman
well known in this city:
Mr. KoCK.-Dear Sir: have been afflicted pc
rlOdlcaiy with Rheumatism for the past fifteen
Years IN ITS severest forms. being at times so pros
trated that was unable to turn IN. self in bed It'll
out assistance. during which time have used
every KIND of Ininent within my reach or knowl-
edge: but. In justice 70 Your preparation called
ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN. and with the hope
that others similarly afflicted may be induced to
try rs virtues. must say that / have never real
1zed such benefits before from any other external
application. Yours, very respectfully.
- VIM. =. HUGHES.
Henrico Co, Va. Feb. 6, lSdO.
RAA number of certificates received every week
RA Price 30 cents per bottle. and for sale by
MlLi:HpAUGH 4 JOHNSTON, Main st.
MEADE L. BAKER, Main st.
PEARCE Il CO. Broad street.
w GARLICK Franklin st.
w. PETERSON. Main St.
IS. DAWSON. Main st.
J. w. FKAYSER. 18th ST.
NO. SNELLlNGS. Church Hill. fe 2)-lw
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Il THE SHEKIFFALTY OF HEN.
80 RICO COUNTY, hereby announce
myself candidate for the above office. Should it
be the pleasure Of the voters to elect me, shall
he ever grateful. and will use every exertIon TO
discharge the duties thereof faithfully and Impair
TALLY. ia 3O-lmt JACOB S. ATLEE.
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RA southern Sa wings BaMk.-The annual
meenns of this institution for the election of Pre-
sIdent, SccTetar, Treasurer. and elgh, Directors
takes place to morrow evening FRI DAY. at 8 p.
r.. at their room, No. l73 Main ST. up stairs.
NH J. 1t p. 3. PRICE, Treas,
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fe l6--d2taw& wtApi

HAVING BEEN solicited by MANY
49, Of INV friends and neIg ..bors all over the
county. announce myself candidate for the Of
ice OF COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE
lOr the Dlstrlcts No. 3 and 4. Henrlco county.
fe low VIM. D. rEMBEKTON, of Sidney.
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Tr. rSsr ra1sIbr rnAsa1x Coz.
ry.-rhcf D nch bure sRepab,icas X Yes ssrday.
saws that III. vincent Witcher and hb grand.
son, who killed ~ Messrs. Clements, in
Franklin county, Va, on Saturday, surrender.
cd themselves to the authorities, ard were
promptly acquitted, on the ground Of self
defence: The same paper. speaking OF Mr.
Witcher, says:
men IN the State, and represented the county
OF Pittsylvun in the Senate Of Virginia for
many years, and was also brought before the
Legislature Of Virginia during his term Of
nor, aud came within two votes Of being elect.
ed. Of late years Capt Witcher served as
Fres ident Of the Richmond and Danville Rail-
road Company, but resigned about two years
ago on account Of his age.
The Enquirer Of yesterday notices a former
ARRAY growing out OF the same canse which
led to the recent one, as follows:
A suit was instituted in the fall of 1859, by
Victoria Clemen Is agains her hus ba nd, james
Clements, tor divorce. dispositions were taken
soon after the institution of the suit, which
gave rise to a difficulty between the defendant
and VIM. p. Gilbert, in which both OF these
gentlemen AS we'll as a brother OF Mr.. Gilbert,
were severely wounded.
The records of the State Department show
the total number of persons embarking at
foreign ports for the United States, during
the year 1859, 10 be 15J,5U9, of whom $4,000
were males.
party OF twelve free negroes, las week, ap-
piled for, and obtained, the permission OF the
Alabama Legislature to become slaves.
The funeral of Dick Orion, a slave in Ports
mouth, Va, Monday, was attended by over
1900 persons.
Thomas McCloud was killed on the Will
mington and Manchester Railroad, Saturday,
by leapIng on the cars while in morton.
The Republican State National Committee
have changed the day for holding the Nation
al Convention at Chicago to the 10th OF May.
Howard Hayne Caldwell a South Carolina
poet OF some distinction, is dead.
The University of Nashville, Tenn, opened
on the eth ult., with l0l students.
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HA- PHOTOGRAPHS and AMBRoTyPEs, Of a supe-
r"r quaty can be obtained at al hours OF the day,
Steam GALLERY, Main street, near the Dispatch
Office , ut prices ranging from Is cents to S25.-
Large size groups: IN glt frames or fancy cases. at
traits daily. 10 Is.ts
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LEE PLEASANTS, ATTOR-
~ NEYS AT LAW, Practice in the Courts
heidi IN Richmond, Henrico, Goochand and Han
over.
AS Notaries Public and Commissioners of Deeds,
&C. they are authorized to take Dispositions, Affda-
ney Bills OF Sale &c., to be used recorded in the
several states ana Territories Of the Union.
Office on 18th st., 81 door from Main.
NH Ely
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New Books.

DR. OLDHAM AT GREYsTONEs, and his tail
there. New YORK ID. APPLETON Is Oo-This
appears to be q somewhat quaint and satiri
cal book, with trace Of Shandean ism here
and there. We have only glanced at a page
or two Of it. Some of its satire we read, was
both pithy and just. For sale by WooDHoUsz
l. Co.
NOTES ON NURSING ,ohas 1t is, and what it is
sos. ny FLoRKNCH NIGHTINGALE. New
YORK; ID. APPLETON Il Co.-This is a small
and very we'll written volume, and apart
from the excellent advice 1t gives, 1t derives
an interest rom its authorizes that will induce
many, especially among the ladies. to get il
ana read It. For sale by WooDHouss Co
- sLAokwooD.-we have from the .rer+.
AessFs' wooDHoUsE 4 Co., the rshrn. -,
number Of Blackwoodn
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IT, MECHANICS HALL
POSITIVELY TBE LAST THREE NIGHTS
OF THE ORIGINAL
BUCKLEY SERENADERS,

BUFkLET SERENADERS,
Miss JELIA GOULD,
THE GREAT AMERICAN pRIMA DONNA
Tie whole company will appear this
THURSDAY EVENING. March LIST.
In grand PORTKAITURE CONCERT. and W III
give correct representation of the beauties of Sc
iect mnStre ,sy.
=, The evenings entertainment will conclude with
Buckley s travestie on Bellini's Opera of
NORMA.
Norma; .::..:.:.. 80. Miss JULIA GOULD.
Tho EQ UESTRIAN STATUE of WASHING-
TON Will he Illuminated at quarter past O'Clock,
BY Prof. Clarks celebrated CALCIUM LIGHT
from Mechanics Institute
MA. Admission % and 50 cents
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

LOR HIRE have for hire several FARM
= ANnS; GENERAL LABORErS. and one or
ETo RlVERS also. small BOYS. HOUSE
I'll Kills., and one CARPENTER.
+. A. J. CLOPTON.
Corner Wall and Franklin streets,
d, Opposite Dickinson, Hill & Co.
p. S.-Several COOKS NH al
E>OR HlR E-Several FARM HANDS a good
L COOK AND WASHER, q BOY accustomed
70 the Dining Room. and GIRL. accustomed to
Nursing. COOKE Il CLOSE. "A ents.
r. . Office l4th st. Exchange Hotel Building.
NEGkOES FOR HIRE have two very su-
~ perior COSNo; four genteei HOUSE GIRLS;
two FARM HANDS, and No. BOY. suitable
Tor the dining room to wait in an office. For
te rms, &c. apply to RO B. LYME.
Agent for Hiring out Negroes, &c
1e H-tsl Once IN basement Metropolitan Hall
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p ECOLLECTIONS AND PRIVATE ME-
IL MOIRS DE WASHINGION p ~. y

x ECOLLECTIONS AND PRIVATE ME
~ MOIRS Of WASHINGTON
The FOOL OF QUALITY; or the History Of
now and revised edition, with an introduc
ton ~ the Rev. w. p. Strickland, D. b.; 2
RECHLLECTf0Ns AND PRIVATE MEMOIRS
OF WASHINGTON. BY his adoDted SON.
George Washington Parke Custis with me
NOR OF the author by his daug liter; and ilns-
tratye and explanatory notes by Benson j.
POEMS. Ry TIL mas Buchanan Read new and
mn enlarged edition: in 2 vols. l2rno.; So.
The VOYAGEOF THE CONSTANCE; A TALE
oF THE POLAR SEAS. By Mary Gillies;
THE cHiLbREN;s PICTURE BOOK OF
GOOD AND GREAT MEN. illustrated with
fifty sngIay,ngs; S;@:
TRIP TO CUBA. BY Mrs. Julia Ward Howe;
SERMONS. By the Rev. F. W. Robertson. Fourth
THIS 'cciHIfbREN's CHARM; illustrated wit,
S s5tesn snlo1eG giHetHHS5s:S; 2.
BY the late Rev. David Caldwell, D. D.; 81 So
fH fIN H9w ~ qE r1EhGS o CHRIST TO SAVE
J. Campbell; 75c.
Received by 4. MORRIS,
mn III " Main street.
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TO JOHN q. TAYLOR, ESQ.,
C>~Sa DEAR Sir: AS the time is approaching
tor the voters I HenrlcO to select suitable per-
son To- fill the office of SHERIFF. and being salts
he'd, from our long acquaintance with you, that
lou are qua ied to DISCHARGE the dnt ties of the Of
hce, We the subscribers. respectfully request you
to announce yourself a candidate for the sad Of
hce. ple0ging you support IN the ensuing cleo
ton.
Or. a. Terrell. Joseph Bernard,
J. w Crenshaw, Benjamin Walton,
James G.. Gordon, Major Ford,
B. Jones, o. c. Brldsewater,
WIN. +. Wade, TnOs. Nj. Montague,
s. Hellstern. =. A. Mnes,
Peter Lawson, Simon =. Foa,
J. S. B Tinsley, Hudson Ford,
X. A. Lancaster, Abner billiard,
VIM A. Barnett, Thomas NJ. Lndd,
James Gilman. Charles q. Paeske,
Peter S. Hughes, Henry NIroush,
Robert q. Walton, Geo. Timberla
w. c. Tallaferro, r. +. Eyson,
James H. Mallory, Richard Thomas
r. A: Schwagerle. Daniel ". Melton,
Fendall Griffin, John Perkins.
+. Hattorf, Sherwin cRae,
VIM. CuliIngworth, ST., T.. c. Crump.
J. p. Ford, Ia 3l-tS
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"oaiSATIoH-The Democratic caucu. =.
'ne maryland Legislature, as we le.rr 80, ~
the baltimore Sun. has nominated Hon IN
A. Pearce for reelection to- the II So.
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~ RICHMOND THEArRE.-
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE

n. RICHMOND THEATRE
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE
of the
FAREWELL GAGEMENT
of Mrs.
JULIA DEAN)
J. Lila DEAN HAYNE, who will appearas
JULIA DEAN\
tLADY GAY SPANKER,
SS" SsassfGaANcE f SA{ sf1N ;S5
LON Don ASSURANCE couDtr, ar a new Earce
LONDON ASSERANCE.\ called
ITHE RIFLE,
AND {THE RIFLE,
,,o,,, mo ,e, (THE RIFLE,
HOW TO USE rs RepIete with
HOW TO USE IT,N
\WIT AND HUMOR,
AND now Playing in Londen WIT AND HUMOR,
GREAT sTECs;HIEss.) t"ll AND HoMok'
GREAT SUCCESS Both pieces capitally cast.
GREAT SUCCESS.\
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CHURCH ORGANS.-HENRY ERBEN, of
-, - New orks 0,gsn Builder respectfully informs
ne citizens Of Richmond that he will remain in
this city Tor few days. Any communicable IN
the line Of his business left at Messrs Isaacs K
Taylors Banking House will be attended to. He
oilers for sale the following ORGANS:
Five ORGANS with three Stops.
Six ORGANS with four tops
Six ORGANS with FIVE Stops
Two ORGANS with a, ht Stops NH 1T,
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e - SPECIAL NOTlCE.-A meetny If
crT7Trpthe RiChMoNH GRANITE stone
sehid. Hall on SAT- kRbTloS M vii! be s held at
n tlf, past O'Clock. 1t is desirable that every
ineInDer Viii he present, there will be an cleo
oon o. 0mcers. j.. MACCABE,
lAH 81
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- RICHMOND PHILHARMONIC
=, - q, ,AsSoCiATl0N:-Me will be held
at ne a Hal Of the ASSOCIATION as follows:
BUSINESS Copmittee, ami at s O'Clock regular re-,
nearsai On FRIDAY. I'd instant at 3 O'clock p
M. Gales rehearsal, and at O'Clock regular
monthly business meeting. when delinquents and
ausenLees VIII be reported and excuses received
NH lit Seo J.
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SERVANTS FOR SALE.

- <~---. --.~.~-..e>
E0K SALE-TO remain IN or near the city of
Richmond a NEG 20 WOMAN about 10 ears
old, good washer and ironer, and pl ain cook-has
s az worked on tsrm-h.r children boy years
age Sold for no fault apply at CARY STREET
JAIL fe 27-eod3t@
NURSE FOR SALE PRIVATELY,-An
~ excellent NURSE. o. mne xce ptionable charac
brapce Sold for no fault. Her owner wishes to
get her good homo: and will sell her low Appl,
TO- WILLIAMS l. ELL lott,
Ie G-6t 81 Main street.
tVk "a La young, likely CHAMBERMAID
and SEAMSTRES genteelly raised She can
be seen at my office daily at noon. TIL sold
g. w. q. TYLER,
General Agent. Office Marshall.
nH-ts hetween 9th and 9TH streets.
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"a London Climb Sauce-For many vearsnro

rs London Club Sauce-For many years pre-
pared for and used exclusively by, the fashionable
passed the IN st critical ordeal, and met the uni
re sai approval of the elite Of the nation
For ROAST MEATS. STEAKS, CHOPS FISH
GAME, SOUPS. DC. &C., it possess es an uni
vailed richness of flavor Prepared l,y
PARKER RIOS London
Sold in FISHER 4 WINSTON, sole agents for
Virginia. fe 2)-5wt
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K - TO THE VOTERS OF LOU SA.-
49, | am 4 candidate for the office of SIiER-
IF FOR THE COUNTY OF LOUISA at the en-
suing election; If 1t shall he your pleasure to
elect me. shall associate with myself in the dis
charge Of the duties of the place, MIR. JEssE !.
poRTER and Mr. ANDREW J. RICHARDSON. Mr.
Porter has been for several years employ ed in the
Clerk Offlce of Lou. a, which position he gave
great satisfaction by his capacity and attention to
business Mr.. Richardson was former " one of
my deputies when acted as Sheru several years
ago.
if elected shall not farm the office. but all its
its duties will lie performed by my self and my
deputies. Very respectfully,
BICkERTON l.. JOHNSON.
"a S--d0 ass,L A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-01

R a. DIR. ASCOLl. HOMEOPATHIST,
Ga has removed to Franklin street. corner
of 4th, at Mfs. Dabney's. fe lJ-lm
~ JOHN S. CASkVE,
N>a ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Has removed his Office to No Law Build ng, near
the State Court House.
He practices in all the Courts held in the city of
Richmond and county of HenricO. fe Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-01

MAtCAKONI. Ac.- - texps trvsh fila,
~ Msecar0nt 50 boxes prime r.. u. shsrs. b,
kifs 10. Mseksrsi ~ gases fresh Salad Oil; iar
saas bJ BURTON { GlEENHOW.
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- $40 bushels PRIME SEED OATS. ASIA
If FH. ircm selss Ra..ss.es Ard VIM. James.

rms ASS y obtained from the I" Vim Ma nsSi.
NJ A.am and Iodine SprinIsn By HaArsfGl. soisa-
OF evaporAt1n. whsreey the mineral
re- r ni'l. retained. Wa have for sale hsh I'll. WA
. En ana ~ ASe. and sa'scit estl freq these M
y seatea. t3nphets, containing Lhys: ans Ger
hhra'ese ~ cues III hs attained gratis ui as
MEADE 4 BAKER. Iaaisnsaeu,is,s
sm ~ Nam street. corner sh"ve Post uf!ioe.