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~ Coughs, Colds, IIoarSeness, &c.-The
prevalence OF the above complaints at this season
mas the erect OF bringing our host of prOteSsedy
new specihcs; and while few may be good,
many are useless and some even dangerous. To
prevent disappointment, the best course to pursue
IS to consult your family ply siclan, othe rwise
use only such remedies as long public experience
IS IlLER'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. Originally the favor:te Prosecution of
an eniin INT Physician. II soon becam q popular
family medicine. and without advertising. has
continued to enjoy a growing reputation for the
last twenty years. In all recent cases it acts like
charm; and in chronic cases. Bronchitis. Hoop
ing Cough, Group. Asthma, &c. it is used with
unparalleled success most families will testify.
Sold by Fisher u Winston, Meade & Baker A.
Bodeker, &c at Is cents per bottle. and in an ele-
CANT and pleasant LozenEe form 1879 and Is cents
per box. Prepared by J. BALMER, Pharmaceu-
tlst, Baltimore, Md. fe 4-3m'
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SHALL THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE
~ BE RE-OPENED?
ADVENTURES AND OBSERVATIONS
I CO ST OF FRICd
AND ITS ISLANDS.
With Historical and Descriptive Sketches OF the
MADEIRA, CANARY, BIAFRA and CAPE
VERD ISLANDS; their climates, inhabitants
and productions; accounts of places, peoples,
customs; trade, Missionary Operations, &c, &c.
BY Rev. CHAS. w. THOMAS, M. A.
Member of the Georgia Conference; Chaplain
Of the African Squadron in ISIS. 1856 and IS57,-
With illustrations. One large and handsome duo
decimO. Price, 81 Is.
For sale by GEO. l.. BIDGOOD, Agent
fe 27-N No, 2l Pearl utYas,
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IA Card. Il take this means of express.
ing my heartfelt thanks to all those who so gener
Dusty, at great pc Isonal risk to themselves, aidec
IN preserving my books and rescuing my property
from the fire on Friday, Path INST
fe N-ltt JNO, STEWART WALKER
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PENNSYLvANIA.-IIon. Andrew e. Curtin
who has been nominated as the Republican
candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania, is 4
resident OF Centre county. In Pennsylvania
auairs he has long been well known, though
sun comparatively young man. He was 4
prominent candidate for United States Sena-
tor IN the difficulties at Harrisburg in 1855, be-
ing the chief com petitor of Gen. Cameron
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ny Vis1TOKs TO THE CITY Will Ind the largesl
and most elegant stock Of FRENCH and AM ERI-
CAN CANDIES. FRUITS. NUTS. etc., at the
ST. NICHOLAS SALOON,
On Main street, next to the EXCHANGE Bank, ever
offered to the public, and at prices to suit all.
This beautiful saloon has been Handsomely re
has AIDE such arrangements as will enable him Ia
supply all orders from dealers or families, with
whatever NAV be needed IN his lire. He employ 8
rails and manufactures and imports every thing to
he had the largest wholesale establishment of
The North. All who wish u make pu rchsses viii
md 1t to their interest to call upon him.
Inc KEFkESHMENT ROOM Of this Saloon 10
obtain all the edihles Of the season served ia the
hs.t manner. And the CREAMS and JELLI Els to
se, ."u ha ihere are equaed nowhere else. Stran-
The a. M NOT leave the city without calling at
A>'o"oAs saloon. fe l8-tS
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DEATH OF AN EMINENT ENGINKER-Joseph
Miller. +. K. S, distinguished English engi-
neer, who recently purchased a farm near
Charlottesville, Va, for a residence in this
country, died in Charleston, S. c.. on Thurs.
dav last
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DEATH.-Rev. +. w. Hatch who was; twice
elected Chaplain Of the United States Senate.
died at Sacramento, Cal, on the Iith ult. He
was for a number OF years rector of the Epis-
copal Church, at Charlottes Vile, Va
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

E'OK HlKE--A COOK. WASHER and ROME
and MAN accustomed tn waiting a q ael'A
room and work in garden.
FIT R.CAUTH0Rt
EOk UlRE-Seversl FARM HANDS r'1
l. COOK AND WASHER, BOY sreastcia,''
70 The DINING Room. and O. RI, accgsloHlee ~
Nursing. COCKER CLOSE. asep's
Otfce lith ST., Exchange Hotel Bliid'Ss'
SERVANTS FOR HIKE.-t ave ief a., n.
~ four Young WOMEN. HOUSE SER AN.
and NURSES. Also. n BOY accustomed !" 'l'
house, attending 10 horses. NC. and MAJ y.
is a good DRIVER and 0STLFR, n 49,
stable. fe 2S-tsl JAMES NOVhr
EOk ulKE..t have for lure TIVE naTief oa'
l. FARM HANDS and WOOD CT 'rrERt. ~
from the country. SAM'L " JErFR. h;t.,
fe 22-lwl Cary St, just bel. ColumMsn hn'sL
~ EGROFS FOR HIRE have I've yesffgg,...
~ perior COOKS; four sen,cel HoISt plnt
two FARM Dis. and 3 Nh BOY, '4i't
ior the dining room or Ia wat N an ol,fss. =
terms, < c., apply To no. u. LIME
Agent for Hiring c'it NEGROES ~,
fc l7-tsl oHice in basement Netropoiitaa Us"
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SENTENCED TO BE UUNG.-Ann and Eliza
the two negro women recently arrested for the
murder OF DIR. Croxton, of Essex county, Va.
were tried at Tappahannock on Monday last,
and both sentenced to be hung on Friday. the
BID Of March.
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M Special NOtice.-The attention of the
public IL requested to the sale of CHlNA, CROCK
cry. GLASSWARE, &c, to take place at the
store No: 70 Main st.. recently occupied by VIM. F..
Butler, Esq, THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock.
fe 2-lt Il. h. COOK, Auctioneer.
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A J. l. T. q q RTE. :

y " Il 4 " . !" ] :
IHE COMBATANTS: an AllegOry By Mc,ro.
Price Zoe. - ~
THE KINGS MESSENGER; an Allegory. By
THE SHADOW OF TIE CROSS; an Allegorv
By Adams. 'oe. ~ " 7'''
THE DARK MOUNTAINS; An Allegsry. By
Monro. &c. 10y
THE JOURNEY HOME; an Aiegory. By
TnE OLD MANS HOME; an Allegory. B,
Adams. 25c. D'
The VAST ARMY; an Allegory. By Monro.-
The above have Just been received by
WEST K JOHNSTON. Booksellers.
~ , Jas Main street,
School Libraries 70 Ga
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kA St. Nicholas Saloon,

MAIN ST NEAR EXCHANGE BANK
The st. Nicholas Saloon second to no other es
Enlistment IN the State, is constantly supplied
with the choicest
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CANDIES,
FRUITS, NUTS, etc.
which will be sold by WHOLESALE or RETAIL
on the most satisfactory terms.
COUNTRY + RCHANTS are invited to exam
Inc the large and well selected stock which is he
where. '0
r. parile ;S and e, families supplied with CAKES
OYSTERS and COFFEE''s + and ,r,i'n ntber
KEFR ESHME NTS served in the best style, in the
rear saloon, and at the shortest notice.
lie lin A. ANTONI
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RICHMOND THEArRE.-
- FIRST Night of the
FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT
FAREWELL ENGAGEMENTS or tho
FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT\
American beautiful and Accomplished
Tragedieune, Beautiful and Accomplished
MIS- { beautiful and Accomplished
JULIA DEANS HAYNE
JULIA DEAN}
Who will appear in \PATLINE,
her charming (PACLINE,
rendition of PAULINE,
LADY OF LYONS.)
LADY OE LYONS Bulwer's celebrated play.
LADY OF LYONS.\
\rOo Much Good Nature
The new Farce Of Too Much Good Nature.
(Too Much Good Nature
The best Farce ever written. it's FIRST rem
The best Farce ever written. (resentation with
And will be {FEALS OF LAUGHTER.
IPEALS OF LAUGHTER.
REPEATED TONIGHT
REPEATED TONIGHT Secure your SEATS
REPEATED TO MIGHTY
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Since Texas has bcen IN the Union. IL has =
s>-naiors IN the United States Congress. an,
81 those six, five have been natives OF South
Carolina
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Mr.. kEMNlERER

CO a, VII givea
a,,h.r.GR 4 N D NCERr
AT the Irlnlty NJ. +. Church, F,n,h I,
For the Mh eDsdt a. M SiGsHT fS z!b ''
OF $50 pupils will assist IN s,nr,n. aehool. C,,.
Chorusses, &c. NN'''sttes. Fro.
h.ifI ChhIs Is CENTS. Children ,s
8O'clock. ''''"'ehce At ausrs,,.
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LOST AND STRAYEn

OSr AT the Central Depot. IN fhsr,ty, an "a.
- morning OF the 2lst February nv P(lrEtT
hook, containing ahou. 81 80 in change . I..h
AT oo days Tor S2.933 81 dated the 10th INST and !.
cepted by Robertson 4 Brnwnlea and soma o,s.
papers The finder viii be LIBERAL, rewsets5 \,
leaving II ut this Office.
lie 1-af JOHN Fl. HANSBARGER
oST-On the night of the 2ei. s, the l'aa,f
tuard bail. or ha'ween there and ls,h stree,
lady hne gold BRACELET. formed Of loa
which was Handsomely cha sad with aoysts /
liberal reward will he paid for the deliver, nj y.
SAME III inns ONCE. feg-n'
OST-On Tuesday, between Broad s1d Ind :,
IL VlCTURINE. The finder viii re Iber,,
rewarded by leaving 1t at this office. leS-a'
OST--ln the city of Richmond. on TIE ra,d :,
- my house. III Hanover, 4 Ladies NEW DRf%.
made OF blue popl'n, solid color, tfimmaj VI.
cords and tasseis. The finder viii be lltergl, r.
~arded by leaving the same a. this office
ieA-6t' EDWIN SHELTON
O>T-On Broad. between i,h and 9Th So N
IL inst. "A GOLD CHAIN for the nec, ara ,
coral ornament and small eolG heart attached The
hnder Will he suitably rewarded tl leayn. 10 a, v
w TAI LpR = Shoe Store faA-N
l-tIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD
- Lost. about the 9th of December. ly5g, te;rses
the Central Railroad pot and the Dsnufs Rs.
road one plain Mahogany GUN CASE. contains,
a Double Barrel GUN. SHOT POUCH, FLASs
Nc: The above reward will he pad Ia qat ols
hiding II and returning 1t at our store.
). w. NIPE co,
feP3-3t No. 10 Nan street.
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NEW FEED STORE

~ ON THE CORNER srH AND MARSHALL
SITS, OPPOSITE BT. JAMES CHURCH.
TAOS 8. HUNDLEY. having taken tho new
house located as above, intends Keeping regularly
for sale 9 supply Of ED Of 81! kinds, - follows:
CORN. OATS, HAY, MILL oEFAt Of AL kinds
DRIED FRUIT Of different kinds. EGGS. 4 c., to
which he mos, respectfully invites the attention Of
the public. ts 2s-St.
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The American residents OF Hamilton, Cana.
d West, had celebration on The I'D.
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Mr.. GEORGE r. BAGBY, by deed, dated
WI the 10th day of February, and recorded in the
Clerks Office Of the Court of Hastings, for the
city OF Richmond, has conveyed TO me all his stock
mond. and also all claims due to HIM, in trust, for
the purposes mentioned in the deed. | hereby ap.
point said BAGBY my agent. To sell the Goods for
cash. and to collect said claims, and request ali
persons indebted to said Bagby to make pay me Mt
to him as soon possible
lie 1-3t SILAS l.. JOHNSON Trustee
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AGreat Inducements.
d X u o o D s
% PER CENT. BELOW COST.
Having purchased the stock of the late concern
Of CRENsHAw. tuARLEs 4 Co, We will offer from
this time until the 10th OF March, most excellent
bargains IN DRY GOODS. Our stock consists of
great many desirable Goods suited to the approach
ing season, which we will close out at a great sac
rifice. THOS. d. - ITAkIFS & SONS
fe 23-6t
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AMECHANIcs' HALL.
MIG 90

MELODY and
MIRTH!
Opening Nisht of
THE ORIGINAL BUCKLEYS,
From SIS Broadway, New ork
- MONDAY MONDAY. :. MONDAY -.
First appearance ir this city of this
GREAT MUSICAL ORGAkIZATION
And the great Amer Prlma Donna,
- Mss JULIA GOULD.
THIS EVENING will lie performed Mnstrelsy IN
all Its select phases, ending with Buckley's tra-
vestle on
LCCRETIA BORGIA.
Lucretla BoTgIa MissJ(IIIA corr "
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SERVANTS FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-To remain IN or near the g..
l Richmond. NtGfr WOMAN. aloai W -.
old a good washer AMI irorar and Ism caos go Hs
also worked on q fsrrn-hsr children. oo5 80
old arother about :. md two sFs 5 snd StsupIIrr
age. Sold for ne faul', Al pig at CARD 81 nts,.
JAIL. ie 3-e'sS.
kOk NAI.E-A young. like, CHAMbtnn"
ard SEANSTRESS. seHteell, raised sa'
q. w. Il. TYLER,
General A. ont. Oifice N.fsaa...
ia ls-'s bet cen 9th ard i'm sue'
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~. Are you Insured The 9 pateSt ad van.
ia ges are as usual offered the public with regard to
LIFE INSURANCE. white persons and slaves.
Also, FIRE INSURANCE upon crery description
q prcpsrty IN town or country. at the old eStab-
hShsd GIN ERAL INSURANCE OFFICE. Pearl
street, opposite John N. Gordon and next to E. d.
Eacho.
The best companies represented, and all losses
promptly paid
Houks OF BUSINESS from 9 to clock. and from
to o clock, daily. c. K. BROKEN,
lie lo-lm General Insurance Agent.
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hE CELEBRATED. ORIGIN, -

'hE tELEBKATED. ORIGIN,
ONLY aNl
BtCkLEI'S SERENAprpo
AND ETHiOPEAN PT-RLES1rr ~
ppo,, TROUPE, VFsl
Together with the DISTINGUISHED iuSs
Donna, 'h IA
MISS JULIA GOVIn
The only Company IN existence ,h.,,
BC RLES4UE OPLRaS 'W'na
MI appear at NJ ECHAN iCS'u,r,
MONDAY evening, Feb 9th. for faw n AL 1
MAN, ana give series of their UNIQUE sp t.r
NEGRO MINSTRELSY
In al its varied form
VOCAL,
INSTRUMENTAL
v,, TERPSiCHORFAy
BuRLESQ L + OPERAS, "@t
~ For further particulars sae ln.p,. ,A
tiseinents. posters, and Programu % nj, a m'N
,o !, u JON JOHNSON. hFs,,
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ApNopy MONTGOMERY GrARpy

N Fspruar, rs, l.s
This COMMAS nd will assemble ~ 's 20.
III Hail on MONDAY evening" NJ hsu pas 80 a,
~ for company drlll. After The dfi!s. n "rt,cs
OF the com any will be he'd. ~ whch y - pas.sst
laris desired that every member should 70 - h.
as business of great importance vii u Vi''
before the company.
BY order of the Captain. s.,r
fs % p INO MCDONALD, LIST >s'
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G:I,ANnn w Arm

49, - Y At D,,
5,Pk TO RI GIVEN Ar ~. DALI :
The undersigned beg leave to 3, noIEL
Ihat they VIII give GRAND FEsTttWS,,h ne sp51
AT the abnye- named HOTEL, on III Al AZ BAIS
IA. A fine COTILION BaNnt -
ia Tickets, to admi. a 6enism en-. .%en satas.
dies, 81 0'''ei'an and iva,
ma REFRESHMENTS will bs ,s,v..
the entertainment. served ap ilr,
ia SUPPER, 50 cents each
w. JONES.
J; a: FINN.
f. 2l-pndtd. 4 n.y. T. '"S'',
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A- Kmrnetfs Superior Extracts. for flavor
ing CuSTARDS, PIES, BLANC NANCE, ICE
CREA Ms, JELLIkS, SAUCES, &c, &c. tpre-
pared from Fruits of the best quality, and highly
concentrafed)
The attention of Confectioners. Hotel Keepers
ana Families, is respectfully invited to the above
named Extracts; They have all the freshness and
hhvor OF the delicate fruits from which they
prepared, and are less expensive. Try theDi.
Sold at wholesale by JAS p DUVAL. FISHER
WINSTON and w. l.. WARING, and at retail
10y traders generally. fe 25-3m-
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~ TELk' RAFU
NEW \ DIRK, Feb. 26.-It Is thought both at
Portland and Montreal that the number of
passengers by the hungarian stated in her al
legged clearance is greatly over -es tmated, as
neither she nor any other steamer of that line
ever brought half the number 1861 which is
quoted.
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QEEF TO \ q YES, VENIAUN AND
- DRIED PEACHES loo Beef Tons nes at 62x
cts; S0 lbs Of Fresh Xealsoa; : tw<heis. Dried
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~ Received at NEsr & JoHNsroN,s
Book and Stationery Store
SIR PHILIP sIDNEY'S MISCELLANEOUS
REE Mnf NJ Hcr ~ YIN Gray Syo. CLOTH s2,25
OF WASHINGTON. BY Il. W. = Gusts -
Svo.. cloth, 2.2s.
J. By Robert Vaughan, b. d. svo., cloth,
DR.: OLDHAM AT GREYsTONE and HIS Talk
There l2mo, cloth. 100. ~
SCENES IN OUR PARISH. By a Country Par
sons Daus hter. l2mo. cloth, 100.
RiCA. BY Rev c. W Thomas. Emo, cloth,
cloth. 90. ''
THE GOSPEL ~ BURMAH. By Mrs. wylie-
100 ~ ~ "
THE NON SUCH PROFESSOR and Wedding
~ :, Ring: BY YIN; Seeker: 100.
III r OAKLAND STORIES. By Geo. g. Tay Tor.
"a. 10
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY Is.
High Waite, this day (llondny) 81 O'Clock.


ARRIVED.
st .amship jamestown, Skinner, N. Y :. mdze. and
passengers, Ludlam w atson.
SAILED,
Steamship jamestown, Skinner, N. Y, mdze. and
passengers, Lualam Watson.
steamer Geo. Peabody. Prltchard, Baltimore,
mdze. and passengers, d. Il W: Curne.
schr Marshall, Chichester, N. Y. mdze., d. 4
Scar. geo; W: Gree, Palmer, Baltimore. light.
Schr brunette, -, down the riyer, hight;
REPORT OF SHIP ISABELLA. OF BALTIMORE, isaac
H, MORRIS. Master-Saied from Montevideo on
Hamp ss Roads o on nd e FebS s"
Vessels LETT IN Port.-Bark Cheshire, Reed. from
Boston. dischargina; bark Sclo. Even, from Ha
cola. dscharging bark Release. L. S. Transport;
Navy.
min. S, longitude 81 deg. W., English ship Man
ners, Sutton. SIS days from Liverpool, bound to
deg. 10 min s.. longitude 81 deg 20 min. w. brig
Voante, BottsfoTd, Is days from Buenos Ayrss. for
New York. The Isabella has experienced yer, bad
weather on the coast, being ~ days this side of
Bermuda.
PAssENe ERs per Steamship JAMEsrowS, SktN-
kaui man and brother, Thomas Leonard lady and
s: Mose1 Ad W r ksd, l.
Gilman, c. II; F@mmsii. Geo. Luke. j II. Bullock.
Gee? Dunn, 5. w. Fitchstt, N Mrs; Mary D; Cam
steerage; also. from Portsmouth, Mrs Glasseli,
J. q. Baker. Mrs. Baker, A. b. Lathrop, Geo. X.
Field. j. Il. Capston.
E> TO DANIEL f. GARDNER:-We
80 the underslgned, wishing to have DAN
lei f.. GARDNER as our MAGISTRATE, re
guest him t" represent u.s. and promise hun our
IA c n al htnt
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~ u II,-N NM
SILL. the celebrated AstrnloaIst' |. ,o ~. : .
the city, and will remain a few dYY. 'o. o"a
She was born with natural aft In All :,
tell whether you are married or snyIs ..s g
many times you are 70 be married: vii cans. ,n..
dy marriage. she has astonished ,hopss,g' r'
ner ma?lc power. No gentleman aimit,sd NJ
EbpINS, Boarding House. 18th or tIovernc, .,,..'
between Main and Franklin streets, M ), '9ns
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M RheumatiSm,
RHEU MATISM.

n~ French Flowrrs.-Just received, ut y.
Y. bARTON'S, loo Main st.. an assortment of
FRENCH FLOWERS and STRAW EONNkTS,
spring style
Spring Fashions received e 2l-6t
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EMBkOIDEKIE AND LACES: Point
- Brussels sets Sleeves and Collars; Point Ap-
pqne sets Sleeves and Collars; Embroidered Mus
In sets Sleeves and Collars; Mourning sets Sleeves
and Collars; Black Grape sets Sleeves and Collars:
Cambria Edges and lnsertngs; Linen Edges and
lnsertings; Swiss Muslin Edges and fnsertings:
olmlty, Cambria and Muslin Bands; Rich Val.
Laces and Edges. full assortment
CHRISTIAN Il LATHROP.
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MASONIC STATUE OF
Al JoHN W. DAVIES Marble Wors.'
Ono, FROM. A. Mechanics lasrla'A
- 10
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r. Is. SPAEUT NJ,
ia O-lm" 18th street near Cary, up sta IRIS.

VTANTED-A TEACHER.-A lady qualified to
w give instruction in the usual English branches
and IN Music on The Piano. can obtain desirable
situation as an ASSISTANT TEACHER in a Fe-
male Seminary by addressing Immediately Box a.
Stanton, Va. A Southerner and FRESH, terrain pre-
ierred. jaN-5W*
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:, n virginia Chs simeres:-A fresh supply Of
MERES. made IN Culpeper county. for tientleA
mems Spring Suits. at low prices. Those in want
should apply early, as the supply s small
fe 2-3ts WATKINS n FTCKIEN
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IA One Trial will insure the use Of Sem.
PLE'S INFALII BILE BAKING POWDER IN any
family. If properly used. For sale by Druggists
and Grocers.
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" COL DSMIT'S stock Of foods. 203. Broad st
VIII he sold at such sacr hcins prices. ANY size and
quality of Corsets at low prices; splendid
Bieached Cottons and IRISH Linens at a great deal
less than regular prices Hosiery TRIMMINGS,
Millinery Goods. Shirt Bosoms and lots OF other
hoods. Don { delay, but go inmed lately and Sc
cure some OF his great bargains Money can lie
saved. Bear IN mind the Goods Will be offer only
Tor a short time LONGER ~ such reduced prices.
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- ~ tuih tiHfP-
st. JOHN Fl. HANSBARGER

OST-On Tuesday between Broad and Ind 4,
IL VlCTURINE. The finder vii be I5sr, T,
rewarded by leaving It at this office. f. go.
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4 as AMEETJNG THE CITIZENS
80 OF CHESTERFIELD. RICHMOND D,
AND PETERSBURG. and any persons who are
dlsp2sed to aid IN establishing Boot Shoe and
l;eather Nj anufactory at Chester. will be held at
Chester. on TUESDAY, the 18th inst, at which
time some practical addresses in reference to the
manufacturing interests of the State will be made
iHe FupicsehefdIy are invited. fe 2O-td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-27

WANTkD-Everybo body to know that I have
W commenced the manufacture of TRUNKS.
CARPET BAGS, and VALlCES at No. 81, MAN
street, Richmond, where they can find beautiful
assortment of Trunks, Valices. and Carpet Bags.
of every style. at prices as low rs thew can be
bought in the Northern cities. both at wholesale
and retail. Trunks repaired and Covers made to
order. at the shortest notice.
de 23-6m JAMES KNOTS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-27

.1r>> TO DANIEL f.. GARDNER:-We
60 the undersigned, wishing to have DAN
quest him tn represent us. and promise hun our
best support for Maglserial Cpper) District No g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-27

~ Wanted-Every body TO try SEMPLE'S
lNFALLlBLE BAKING POWDER. For sale
by Druggists and Grocers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-27

WANTED-Fifteen able Negro MEN, from
w country service. to work underground ut the
CARBON HILL MINES. No accident of serious
consequence to a single laborcr has occurred IN
these Mines for seven years; and a large advance
surface hires will be paid for good men. Fac
tory hands will not he employed on any terms. Ap-
ply to Mr.. RIcH'D REINs. at the Coal yard, corner
10th and Cary sts., or at the Mines.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-27

IA Use The Best.-SEMPLE'S INFALLI-
BILE BAKING POWDER. The hest and cheap
est in use.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-12-24
CERTIFICATE FROM DIR. HAYES,
Assama,. N III. Sl.t- ~ IE.....-1..-....

Il have analysed the Conce trated Leaven manufac.
ured by Messrs Edw. Chamberlin & Co. with reference
to its purity and efficacy of action producing the eff
feet of yeast in disendng dough and thereby rendering
II fit for making bread This article is skilfullv com
pounded, from perfectly pure materials which leave
nothing but vegetable salt, which is essentially desir
able food in the bread 1t rises the dough without
uln the sugar or any other principle in the -four per-
ectly and the same weight of -four will produce more
sweet paatabe bread than obtained through the
aid OF yeast while and pastry it invaluable as
1t saves all risk, and much time the pastry cook.
The experiments made by confirm the statements
Of the manufacturers and prove this compound worthy
the public approval ana extended Respectfully,
\. A. HAYES, State Assayer,
Is Boylston ST., Boston, Sept. Is, 1860.