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ABStNT A. 10 HAVErTHEM KNOW THAT
THEY ARE NOT FOR0OTTEN.-W would re-
commend the members OF the Legislature. and
oiaefa vino NAV purpose going hnne TO pass the
ho GaA to call ~ the Photos raphic and Fine ri
bal.er{ 0f u ". MINIS and secure one oI his
~aauiaiD executed LlkENESSES, and have 1t
paced ~ q gold Locket, Bfeastpin. Medaiiion.
aBeY Case or Frame. all of which ne has a be an-
L,g asseriinent at his GALLERY. 2H MAIN
flhLkI No memento could he more sccepta-
he. de cots
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n Notice. -.HayIng purchased the interest OF
hOISE PAINTING and GLAZING BUSINESS
q Al Ia branches, as heretofore.
~ " ~ 'lanas 'of the patronage SO literally ex
Aued 10 the ate hrnI, solicit Il continuance OF
ne sam" .e old stand. corner Of Bank and 18th
Streets ROBERT CARTWRIGHT.
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The Eighth Of January coming on Sunday tAie
year, and the weather being exceeding inclen-
ent the military Of this city made no puo1to
parade The anniversary Of the battle of New
Orleans needs NO outward demonstsatioa -
keep it, aud the memory Of the hero OF thas
this country Both will live while this Re-
public exists. The name Of Andrew JaceeoA
was ever tower of stren9th In the South. nts
deeds at New Orleans will Be- emulated ~
thousands, should Southern territory again b
invaded bv foes from any quarter.
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~ Harssh0Tne's ture.All.

This valuable preparation IS used internally and
externally, II cures
FOuTHACHE HEADACHE,
>PRAfNSaut BRUISES CHILBLAINS,
CHOLERA NORBCS, EARACHt.
RHFJNATISM. SCALDS and BURNS,
NEURALGIA CHOLERA,
fAIN N THE LIMRS, PAIN IN THE SIDES,
FAIN iatha ~TONACH PAIN IN the BREAST
SORETHROAT FROSTED FEET,
PAIN ~ TIRE BACK, PAIN in the BOW ELS.
Beng fire TONIC, it is very beneficial tor a
wea. stomach ar bowels.
la to.tes Of H. Is aud 80 cents. Sold by all Drug
slsts il Richmond. Petersburg and Norfolk, and
iaruu-i0Gi - 10 state. je la-iIni
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Snow IN THE ROCKY MOUNTAINs.-The
snow in the Rocky Mountains, at the latest
accounts was very deep. Jack Robinson, a
mountaineer of twenty eight years standing,
saws that it has never been SO deep as this win :
snow is from the Echo cannon to Bear river
In many places the gu!ches are filed to the
depth of six feet. The snow between The South
pass and Strawberry creek would average
about ten feet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-10

EXTENSIVE RoBBERY.-The safe in Hamil-
ton Casters dry goods establishment, in Bal
timore street. was robbed during last Thurs
day night OF Sl4U0 in notes and cash, and drafts
to- the value of $1,000, and railroad bonds for
So coo. James f. Thomas, salesman, was ar
rested on suspicion Of committing the robbery
An accomplice named VIM. Jones has not ye,
been arreS ted
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City to-day. bat at thsoe oicDnsk yeDte0daV -,
ternoon We could And 10 one that kaew e9y-
thing about it. The object OF tas C0avsesteo
wss fof the mmissiosed o0Boes~ - ~ 9soeo
plan for the proper reoreanisatioa OF n
militia. Under the exiatins laws The militia
wonld BE- vaineiess, II suddenly called iaeo
service; hrst, oecause they have haA ~ m1JSs
no arms. II the Legislature can adopt so0a
plan to remedy the two defects just men tioue6,
then Virginia would have at her command 4
powerful standing army, and 70 this end ~
Military Convention was suggested.
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HoHRIBLE-The accident which occurred on
Main street day before yesterday, by which
the little girl, Fannie Carr, was burned 10
living i'll with typhoid fever. The little daugh-
ter, aged about seven or eight years. was put
ting coal on the fire when her dress caught,
and rather than disturb or alarm her mother,
she hastened into an adjoining room, where
she struggled in vain to extinguish the flame
which was rapidly deyourng her. Her screams
were heard by the neighbors, who fastened to
the house, but arrived too late to save the help
less little sufferer. She was found lying on
the floor burned TO a crlsp-life not yet extinct.
In q feeble tone she asked for water and then
expired.-W Wheeiing Union.
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- The Great Virginia Remedy; and no

usNar--PFTFRS' fNFALIl BILE IN Mf,pI
ia ,,ONORkH,EA, AND ALL SkCRhi DlS
t.~L@-TLls great AmerIcdn remedy, contain
70 20 ~, NqrcIT!ai or Baisanlc properties excels
o.,.i.rs heretofore offered the public, IN its Gu,
t-,I.e restorative. and renofatlns powers; aho
,.st..a' world are aEtnniehed when told tina!
E - t[. renled, Wi. eafe the above aise ases and
." ',pr5sd :, ben they have ocular demonstra-
80, ,5a It.,s Bat the proprietor, who has
80, 80 ~ -re remedy for twenty odd years, has
~ -, ~ case of twenty years Standing to be
1s.,5+fd - perfect health and All other cases ni
.,s- sr-sunu to he restored without single
..,,,,r And therefore challenges any case et
- t,1rire which the remedy Will not cure, pro
Led the directions are carried out WIKI prudence
.a~rf ol tbe patlent: and any one purchasing
LIN dozen bottles. and usEg accordingly, In ms
~ - hsr $50 he guarantees a perfect cure; and ID
"a M ~ b. ,ure Will furnish additional medicine,
ne fcrsrte H. complete the cure, through his
Hs,ts. Hs INK cure vii ha effected without lncon-
-seianrs ~ The patient. Sod ly
ApPEKSON Il DtPCI. Druggists,
AGENTS for me c',y of Richmond,
,- No A)I, Broad street.
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HEALTH OF The METHODIST BIsHoPs.-A
paragraph in q Southern exchange says that,
with the exception OF Bishop Early, not one OF
the Southern Methodist Bishops is capable, at
this time, Of doing effective work. Bishops
Soule and Andrew are feeble through age
Bisuop Paine from the fracture OF several
ribs: Bishop Pierce from sickness contrac ted
by California exposure and labor, and BshoI
Kavanagh from a long protracted spell Of ill.
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Nn
aa n L+.eheK. Lseches!! Leeches::. II
ts,s ssy s1y LLeGce:yed, by Adams Express, lot OF
is,.s !" !" fDiSH LEECH E9, the very hest, and
sooss Which will be applied pom the most rea-
,spdee frlNG and LEECHfNG promptly at
The 10 can be found at all hours oi the day sf
can Hl,lh DRESSING ROOM, under the Amen :
{, lie cl tehtfanee On nth street,) and At night
de 80 hef oi Leish and 10th streets.
l." X. c. HOBSON.
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KILLED.-John Campbell, son Of Hon. Lewis
ID. Campbell, late member OF Congress, Wa0
killed at Hamilton, Ohio, last week, BY falling
from freight train. He was in the employ
of the Cincinnati, Hamilton aud Dayton Rail.
road as baggage-master.
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Thsnsre.-Three beautiful plays and six songs
Tonight Miss Richings will appear 70 the
best advantage. and Mr.. Richings takes one OF
his best characters. Whoever wishes TO speno
a pleasant evening will be sure to improve
this opportunity,
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Cleaning the Gatters.-The Chain Gang might
be made to render good service to the city At
this time, by clearing the cutters OF ice and
rubbish and the crossings Of mud. All the
streets need attention at once, but Main street
should frat receive 1t.
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To be placed in Positien.-The worklnen Wero
engaged yesterday the Capitol Square,
under the superintendence of Capt. samuel
in order to place the statue Of George Masoa
on the Washington Monument with hts revo.
lutionary compeers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-10

The Guard Of the Metropolis have reorEanized,
companies in the city. The members talk Of
| dropping their name, adopting grey uniform
| and attaching themselves TO the First Regt-
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The Weather was pleasant as spring yes
terday and the sun almost warm enough to
be uncomfortable. A few moro such days and
navigation will be resumed. ...g
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THE UNDERGROUND RAILRoAD.-The Eo-
chester IN. " Democrat has Information OF
an arrival in that city of Il likely slave about
twenty-three years of age, from South Caro-
lima He had belonged TO Armistead Mason.
of Virginia, who was killed in duel in iSio,
and his widow sold him South TO Colonel
Greenwich. of Oak Grove, near Charlestown
The boys name is John Niles. Nine years
ago he attempted to escape, but was taken
back He now rejoins his father and mother
in Canada.
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OuBA AND THE Sons OF MALrA.-A mass
meeting Of the Sons Of Malta 10 to BE- held In
Buffalo TO respond to thar portion OF the RE
sident's message Recommending the acq uisition
Of the Island Of Cuba. st
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cpECIAL NOTICES,

Grand virginia Disc"very.- some
nA 81 VI s,nre, cur excellent townsman;
.,4t m'"'"II "IIgrKfKl.. informed US that he hau
N.rRfAt bs,r resforer with which he MAS ex-
7tsqsfe9 : 'con his own head. whose top was en-.
r'reH' uA fc saw linn two dass since, ano OF
IS $50. &c "a forr months since hnc crop ot
~ Sc srrrns ur With a vigorous gfowttn. 60
AZ bss Nr. fzsxigl Of The .ifcsny q his u, as
,7avlur~ = :. - ba< caraed Il THE Lbi HLt
r.s'' -, 's4IR RFSTo r.. MI r -
VR9tN.He stn an extensive MANUFACTURE oi an
s.a.t SON $ aess ned to prove OF ANXIOUS IN ,
,i.- e We 1hsId pated Trends fre'n hi'hmona
- DEE l?ii. lS9 .., or, Va. r,,u-
fscR' ,,,,,s srsjrle can now ne hsd o. lic PIN
Is Those persons Who desire hne
"a tfhk', hzve nrls TO use the ressoIrf accorn
-est 81 hN,oA ,hrrciionx on the bottle. hose "h"
e. E 7. r.'H,}ts NJ IS efficacy. can havr ,ne,n Re
ave sn' t,rt time Nv using The Vihoi y -
5rca p rSTnBFR iNFAlLIBLE proving tina;
"a ID Ns,It.s sc.atmed ~ te.
HAt.fsAe @eP'f ''' = X. EZEKIEL.
R-ruMa~n. Nov, Il, 1889
=. uyrEfFI.. take oatn an the heit hsbe
70 - i,err laid fof the past ~ wears a1o
.ts' lt>x ,nv bNlf d, using EIhh! BIZ > ' TX
IA HAi'' H''~ NarmrALT FzsEIxI.
Tsts ta' sSVi" ~ Jos, MAYO.
,e sq, Mayor az Richmond.
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Delayed Mnils.-The mails were brought
through again yesterday. rs they were on Sun.
day, by the Orange and Central Railroads.
There were six wagon loads of letters. papers,
etc, yesterday, and eight on the day before.
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s ""sr utiing. THE CITIZENS AND
ssk Ia tks VISITING TAE cfTY.-lf you
s5y :, 60 style, would advise you to call on HOB
.ad gsshhalle hhle Hair-Cutiing, Shaving, EhamrOOinG
kstssnes az h9sms, under the American Hotel.
sad n,,,asntiemeE also can get their whiskeFs
hlos. - changed from red, ileht or grey, 10
~ea'iiai biaeko brown color.
W ss,nALANE'A NJ oaatAin Dew W lsskey Tor
"p! WM, WALLACE H0Ne,
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The Young Guard, it is said. will soon join
the First Regiment and when the present uni
form is worn ont, will no doubt snppiant it by
a handsome grey, as most of the companies in
the city have already done. Capt. Rady Is de-
voting good deal OF time and labor to the i'm.
provement of the corps, and there is no reason
why il should hot regain The position il held
in the First Regiment before IL Withdrew aud
formed a battalion. Young men have more
time To devote to military studies than old
ones, aud now that the true spirit Is aroused
in them, aud employers and friends are with
drawing their objections to volunteers, the
mem bers Of the Young Guard should labor
zealously to secure recruits.
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EXPLOSION AMONG ExPLosIvKs.-One Of the
steam pipes in Col. Colts armory, At Hart
ford, exploded on Friday night, and the vapor
falling upon the newly FURNISHED pistols in
the packing room, caused damage which 10
estimated at Sl7,UOO. The steam formed rust
upon tho weapons Of a peculiarly penetrating
character.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-10

A HIGH CONSTABLE IN IRELAND-The
Lord Lief tenant of Ireland has selecte from
the list Of gentlemen named to ill the Office
Of High Constable for Kerry, Daniel O'Con-
nell, Esq, son Of Maurice, and grandson OF
the Liberntor.
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A VILLAIN.-Edwin W. Reed, the seducer of
Miss Laura Kendall, of Grandy, Mass anc
now in Jail at Boston. suffered his first wife 10
die in Il poor-house after abandoning her for
the woman who is now his wife. Reed mar
ried, when very young, 4 lady Of Wilbraham.
Mass, by whom he had three children, all OF
whom are living. He took his present wife to
board in his family, and after Il time e!oped
with her to Canada His wife was compelled
to take refuge in the poor-house, where she
died, and after her death Reed returned to
Massachusetts and married his companion in
his flight At the time Miss kendall's brother
went 10 South Bos ton for the rer1ains of his
sis ter, he discovered an Irish girl WHO had also
fallen Il victim to Reeds passion.
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b. Exekie!'s
VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.

iNFiLLIABLE.
fee ~ per lottle: To he mad of any Of the drug
sts s IL this city. Wholesale depot for orders, 60
ain prepared 10 furnish the trade at the usual
0Aeotnt orders promptly attended TO.
oeI-~im X. EZEKIEL, 60 Main st.
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FRANKLyNs RIRTnDAS.-The one hundred
aud atty fourth anniversary of The. birth of
benjamin Franklin Qccnrs On Tuesday, the
i7tA insh es
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DEATH ~ CHAPLAIs n THE NAVY
Information has been received OF the death Of
Rev. Petera. Clark, chaplain 20 the Y. B. Navy,
who died OF the ID lust, at his home IN Che.
shire. CT. .t& g
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The Hastings Court commenced its quarterly
term Yesterday, and disposed ola large amount
of business both civil and criminal. The first
case of any Importance was that of CHARLxs
BOWMAN, charged with feloniously stahbng
and cutting John Werst and Alexander Werst
on 1hs25th day of December, 1859 After hear
ing the evidence in both cases-for the prison.
or was examined on each--the Court unani-
mously remanded him for final trial at the
next term of the Circuit Court, aud refused
| to admit him TO bail.
Robert Copeland, slave, charged with felo-
niously cutting and stabbing Philip, slave,
on the l2th of December last, was set TO the bar
| for trial and plead not guilty. After hearing
| the evidence and argument of counsel, the
Court decided that he prisoner was guilty,
| ana sentenced him to receive nine and thirty
lashes on his bare back.
| To-day will be devoted to the examination
| of criminals and all witnesses should attend
| promptly.
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Samuel hfcCammou, for maay years sheriff
Of nuux cunnty. Tenn. and more recently
Deputy U. s. Marshal died on the ~ lust
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The L1FEANp DEATH OF MisER.- Michael
Baird, Cor Bear as he is sometimes called, } who
lived near Little York, Pennsylvania, was
miserable miser. His father left valuable
farm of five hundred acres in the vicinity OF
York, nth some farming and household ar
ticles He kept a tavern tor a number Of years;
married, and raised four children. lie accu
mn lated an immense estate, which he reserved
SO tenaciOusly that he never afforded dollar
for the education of his children. He never
was known to lay ont one dollar in cash for
any article he might be in need of: he would
| either do without it, or find some person who
| would barter with him for something he could
| not conveniently sell for money He farmed
| largely and kept Il large distiliery, which he
| supplied entirely with his own grain. He
| kept a team for conveyance of his whiskey to
Baltimore, where, when he could not sell for
money at a price to suit him, he bartered for
necessares for his family and tavern. In this
| way he amassed an estate worth four hundred
| thousand dollars.
Such was his attachment to money that he
| Was never known TO credit a single dollar TO
| any man. Upon the best mortgage or security
| that could be given he would not lend a cent.
! He never vested one dollar to public funds,
| neither would he keep the notes Of any bank
! longer than he could get them changed. He
| deposi ed his specie in large IRON chest, until
| it would hold no more. He then provided Il
| strong iron -hooped barrel, which he also
| filled. After his death his strong boxes yielded
| two hundred and thirty tnousan0 dollars In
| gold and silver.
The cause of his death was as remarkable as
the course Of his life. A gentleman from Vir-
ginia offered him twelve dollars bnshel for
| one hundred and ten bushels of clover seed
| but he would not do it for less than thirteen
dollars, and they did not agree. The seed was
afterwards sent to Philadelphia, where il was
sold for seven dollars per bushel, and brought
| in the whole five hundred and fifty dollars less
than the Virginian had offered for it. On re.
| ceiving an account of his sale, he walked
| through his farm, went to his disfillery, ano
gave directions TO his people he then went tC
his wagon-ho and hanged himself
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THE BIRTHPLACE OF BENJAMIN WKsT.-A
correspondent of the Paterson Guardian,
writing from Westdale, Pennsylvania, says:
"The old house in which the eminent paint
er Ben jamin West, was born, attracts great
er number Of visitors than any other relic In
Delaware county. The building is located
near the old Springfield road, about four
miles from the Delaware river, and within a
short dis tance of the line Of the Westchester
and Philadelphia Railroad. 1t is situated in
the centre of a large estate, comprising, origi-
nally, many hundred, if not thousands OF
acres which, until quite recently, belonged
to the immediate descendants OF the early fol-
lowers Of Penn.
"The room In which the infant artist first
saw the light Of the new-made day, is tri-
angular shaped apartment. on the ground
floor. and situated in the southwest corner OF
the building. There are two windows in the
room, from one Of which we have often beheld
the most gorgeously painted cloud-world
uuon which human eye ever feasted, and we
have often wondered IL the inspiration OF
such scenes in nature did not aid in develop
in9 that instructive passion which the ceIebra-
ted painter evinced at SO early an age"
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RoBB.Ry.-Ths grocery and commission
houre Of MIR. y. H, Booth, on Doiiingbr0ok
Oh Friday night, previous to half past Ten
o'clock, aud robbed OF about *l00
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FATAL LACCIDENT.-James Taylor and Ed
ward Duffy, while returning to Newark, N
j.. from a pleasure ride to Elizabeth were
run over by a train Of cars early Saturday
morning. Taylor, u man about thirty years
old, was instantly killed. Duffy was injured
but not seriously. The horse was killed and
the sleigh demolished.
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DEATH OF sold MOTHER BOsTON."-Cath-
crime Boston, a csiored woman, long known
in the city of Boston by the appellation Of
"Old Mother Boston, died in that city, on
Thursday. at the extraordinary age OF on'
hundred and eIeren years. She was slave IN
ill the abolition OF the system in Massachu
sets
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~ Asue and fs,',ri,v or CHEST
AND LIN BS
eTyYr ANOTHFR CrRE,
:, tyF HEAR OF THE WONDER
-| thi - FIJI. MERITS OF
yr sN's TIN e E.

: '+4'' FL I. Al fhi . pF
y.up TSN'S TT { I U n
II d ~ sALrpA, MIddiesex Co, Va,l
August IL. 1853.
,fc.t,,,tsr & N5'rbrGg; ,,
& anftSe'Sa IF tsar pIfassMaIPsT phIaMaPToSS tSsl
- NOE ~ vas taken last spring with the
y, sd ievsr ard debility Of chest and l'm.s ho.
3 fl va ,.lc4 r, friend 20 Try yoar incsure.
So .nd am now ehj9, !nf sIee!te{h' nes.';
.,t@p .uis enc bottle, Mtrabff DfstH'
-'' 10 nc, tlis as lest suits on.
.'" Va, f-u.s and respectfully yours,
'c'' F. ADDISON BR srow.
n.u.cA ~, pamphlets and see cures oi tonsh;,
Nt' ' -, S,~5fI.a. etc. AS restof awe aHo
Hl'-,,' 4 l. ,s !,on highly reconne ndea.
... V testiiA ol cures On themselves anu
h.4- go Il 3 other cures have failed r,>c
re- ms ttr 3\D CHlIOREN.-Thl IiNC-
81 ,.i ls found great medicine for al! their
o. - .'g' e.. ard ssi Pamphlets and see cures.
ga b. Il RcEL LApb :, CO al tShh%ne ,Ss prns
l ~. pa:srsEurs. by MURTlh ER n NOV
tsfI. Baltimore; and b, D[uselsts aud a,,'ls Ss'np
.,tista e'e'' de 5-d&cwts
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Mayors Coun-The docket In this Court,
yesterday, was very light one, and soon dis.
posed Of. =. M. johnson. charged with heing
drunk, disorderly, aud using obscene Language
in the First Market-house, was called, but
pearance was forfeited, and he was nned ei0.
Adam Keine, charged with being drunk on
sth street was reprimAnded and discharg-
ed-Wiliiam Welsh. Arraigned 70 answer Tor
threatening to assault and beat Julia Sslden.
free negro, employed on board the steamer
Belvidere, from baltimore. was ordered ten
stripes for betng In this city without regis-
ter.
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W Home lan.fncfnr

tdHutdCturfs
H0ME MANUFACTURE.
sev ~ dhiqME q},ME EMANUfACTCkE.
sFMMpptiEfs lNfALLlBLE BAKING POWDER.
ePs p.tfts lNFALLIBI.E BAKING POWDER.
III, II ; . llN.fAi.LIBLE Ne BAKING POWDER.
.inr bEsT \ USEe
lIhE BEST IN USE
viHh BEST IN Use.
fei Iale by all DRUGGISTS AND GROCERS.
DRUGGISTS AND GROCEKS.
DRUGGISTS AND GROCERS.
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Rirey Narigatios ResuntSd.-The ice embar-
20. by which the navigation Of James river has
been suspended for the pas, week. has been
removed by the present spring like weather,
aud the steamers have already commenced
their regular trips. One Of the Philadeiphia
steamers sailed from this port yess1r0xy, ano
another of the same lire arrived. Inc James
town. Of the New York line. isexpected 70 de.
mari this morning. after having been detained
here seven days. a.d we may now look with
the Yorktown. on Friday next. The resump.
tion of navigation will no doubt impars new
life to business, and give employment 10 Z
humber Of men who are entirely depsadent on
the running Of the steamers for their. daily
bread sar as
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sa- no fousrE efpers.
70 HOCSEKEFPERS
r, -HOt'SEKEEPFRS
sc sEAPLk'S lNFALLlDLE BAKING
r.. e,,,n. POWDER.
r.. s.,.. POWDER.
1'e sEMpLE'S lNFALLIBI.E BAKING
r,,,. - POWDER.
THE BEST IN t-sE.
III Z BEST IN IsE.
iah BEST iN USE
r"r sale by DRUGGISTS and GROCERS.
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For sale b. DRUGGISTS and GROCERS.