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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-05-24

STEPHEN SCOTTON will take gro.
,eries. Hardware and Dry GooIs for Lumber, at HE
Cheap lumber Yard 7th Street north Of Main 23te
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: HER RIFF SAL E

g II f 4 L F F. s A L E..
By virtue OF execution to direc ted from the
Wayne Circuit Court, | will expose NJ public sale.
he Court House door in tae toeu of Center vile
Wavls Comfy, Indiana, thu 18th day oi June.
1850. between the hours 0! o'clock, and tour
o'clock, p IN. SAID day the following described
real estate situated in that part of the city Rich
mond, Wayne county, Indiana, laid by Bckle
Laws to wit, Lot No. 80, levied upon "A the proper
~ Of Isaac knopr, 20 satisfy execution favor of
Jehet b. Hampton.
J. 5. 8 TIDHAM, Shf. W c.
May 3d. 1880 (s2} 81
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MARRIED-On Saturday night last, by the Rev. +. A.
Hardin Mr.. CHAs. TABOR. Of Taunton, Mass to Miss
OLIVE P. BoNNrY OF this City,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-16

glory, and the bright names wo have taught our
children to revere--il all must end in this never.
let free man met FREQ man again, and greet him
with length Of years.
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ARESS TRIMMINGS-Just to hand, another large supply
OF Piai's Bras, Fringes Gaoons, Tasses Buttons &c
laues buy dress of any color and rely upon Kin
se fora match in Trimmings An curl, call Is solicited
may 10 L. A. IL T. KINSEY.
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wall Paper and Borders

Wall Paper and Borders
victors Book Store 1853 Main Street. there OF th
N supplies Of Wall, Ceiling and Border Papers for Par
lprs Chambers Dining Rooms, Halls Saloons, DE, eve
brought town Call and examine before puI
chasing. II. c. VICTOR
%. -, .ss IL assa+es3
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Ivnchburg Guano Depot

Lynchburg Guano Depot.
uNAPMERS and the public generally hereby notified that
Il the Lynchburg Guano Depot, kept by Wm A. Miller, on
the Basin Is now fully supplied with the following FERrILzEE
viz:
No. A Peruvian Guano;
Reese's Manip lated Guano;
Sombrero Guano, Lynchburg ground;
Mexican Guano;
Kclieweirs Potash and Plaster.
haye taken every precaution to furnish reliable articles
1 In, Peruvian nano the Agents of the Peruvian GOV
which ccrainy pure am sole agent in Lyncbrr
ar Posses Manipulated uano and will insure II TO be exact
IT, a il il be- viz onelaif Peruvian and one
.r snmber believe this to he good as Peruvian, pound
@ ,nnnd an any crop that may be used The Sombrer
s & H.; ,hs ,umn and have 1t ground and sell good
terms as can bought where IN the United states N,
@ ce NAV be extended that has been 30 liberal
/, bestowed heretofore. "M "a "t a. 1s
sept l3d,s-Rep copy v" D"S""
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Attention Volunteers.
DECEIVED this day lot Of WHITE MILITARY DUCK
III PANTS, which will sell low have also the Goods
ae those who prefer It, have the Pants made % or
der. !. UNTEkMfEk
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1850. Spring Novelties for 1860
n GIIGGE n Ii Ell NIL
VIM. A. MILLER, Lynchburg, Va
AGENT FOX
REESE'S PHOSPHO-PERUVIA OR
MANIPUMATED GUANO.


Is composed exclusively Of
Finely Ground So,abrero Gnano, and Best Ierucid GHnpo
One-Jiaf Each.
NOTEWe call the attention of farmers to the fact that the
IN above Guano contains plaster other less rdna
substances than the natural Gudno. The additions Of Plaster
combinations Of Guano has other effect than reduce
their value In Phosphate Q Lime Ammoid both of which
valuable give place substance which he had
M oasserenM the price OF Guano Plaster to be used with
adaac must be applied In qnau.ies of several bushels per
hence thai the RsIonnds only that
be applied when u,d with Guano,tan be of ltie
value. Hence, II follows E"Ebinatinn Guahp
tanning Plaster may be sold al ia value Ia just in
that. or greater proportion, reduced.
We have furnished the above standard feuist onr ar
and planters for the past four years. and while ii
a surfing Of money in cost, its superior value fe'l,
ToBAcoo has been amply demonstrated.
We, therefore, recommend this Guano 10 consumers, with
cntire confidence, q standard and reliable fertilizer.
NH 22-dkc8m WIN. ~ MILLER.
= a BBIS AND y BBLS. No. I CUT HERRINGS-In
w store and for sale by VIM. H. ROSE " Co,
may 10 No. l0I Main Street.
LII KINDS OF NEW GooDs-Just received, and will be
Ia sold cheap for cash, by -
may 10 JOHN j. PURVlS, Agent.
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l. L. II Nj -

T. l., RMS
The VIRGINIAN Is published daily AT e6 and T-Wccky
% per in advance and Weekly al a. ariah
vance cherw s25O will be charged in all No paper
will discontinued except tthe option Proprietor
nj all arrcara;1cs shall have been pad
ADvERTSEMENTs inserted for 80 per square
10 lines less for Me first insertion and 3T& for each
continuance unless ordered weekly and then
cents per will be charged for each insertion fthe
bcr ofserons be not marked the MSS will be published
t III ordered out and charged accordingly
THE YEARLY RATES ARE:
For SQUIRE daily So
Fort daily.
For square irweekly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p
For wO ri-werkly
Advertisements intended for both papers subject sre
cial contract
Annual advertisers will be limited TO their immediate bu
the advertisements charged for transient rates
t All advertisements appear In the daily and trlweck
papers -
obituary notices which exceed eight lines charged
atcably for the
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Cheap Caters
Offer large lot Of Ladies' and Misses coored CATERS at 15
l. cents the pair. They really good. = "a
u, p,HEABJJRY.eN ~
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NEW R0aEs! NEW R0oES!:
IoToR's BooK e STORE

1853 MAIN STREET.
NOTES on Nursing, by Florence Nightingale,
~ Voyage down the Amoor BY Perry MeDonoueh Coiins
Frarswood Post Once by author OF Heir Of Redclie,
Dr. Oldham at 0reystone, and Hs Talk There,
bertha Percy, by Margaret Field
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CONGRESSIONAL.

w.eut.GroN. Feb. It.-Ssnafe.-1he Kansas
uvao,int.e Constitution was presented by
Nj S.yard. who moved lis reference to the
q mnittee on Territories.
Mr progn rl0yed resolution of instruc-
non 10 ,be committee TO inquire whether the
law had strictly been complied with in the
.lrm,;iun Of The cons titution, and II the CEN
81. had been taken.
Mr. l,oolit.e moved TO instruct the commit.
,ss 10 report an immediate admission under
the constitution presented
Mr. puea opposed Mr.. Browns resolution,
on n. ground hat Congress had not made al
suprotrIa, non Tor taking the census.
Pm. to any decision, the bill TO prohibit
he !s-u. of bank notes under $40 in the Dis
:rcl Of Columbia came mp but il was suisse
queutl5 pos ponrd-
Mr. Fitch reported q bill establishing Gov
sILlAeat Printing Bureau. The report was
ordered 10 be printed.
NJ Browns resolutions in relation TO the
relative rights of the States in the Territories
was discussed by Messrs. Hale aDd Too;n BIS
NJ action. Tie Senate then went into Execu.
I'VE session. Adjourned.
Rdrse-The report of the authorized special
committee on printing, which was to report on
the mauner of eieoting Printer, was post.
poned.
The Postal bill was passed as it came bach
trom lie Senate. with the exception of the
abolition OF the ranking privilege. The bill
'hsei re, goes back TO the Senate with The
Thanking privilege amendment rejected by s
'Soilrd vote.
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Northern Markets.

W. TORE. Feb l4th.- Cotton dul-sales of
lles tiiss Flour heavy-Soathern S5.50I5 10
Nteit du.red 81 25: white 81 %. Corn firm
aesa Pork hfa-ne inesA SIS 81; prime SJi 80
Massey ?i3, Sugar firm. Coffee hi her. with
ss.e'oli bags at l21s dI2ai. Turpentine firm at
Stia Rosln bdos ant at tua65. Rice firm.
Bali MORE. Feb. li.-Flour dul -nominally held
-. Wheat dnii-Fed u han eG-whlte 81 IS
Meas 81 5oGslS. Whlskey less actipe-Uhio
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Destructive Fire in Elizabeth City, n. c.
NORFOLK Feb lith.-A destructive fire oc.
CURED today in Elizabeth City, n. &. Forty
houses we're burned, with great loss. Among
The ~ aerers are Gatkius, Cobb Pole, Wheel
eT and others Many families are without
shelter or means OF support. The insurance
honiv partial. The fire was the work of an
iaceadiary There is great excitement.
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Loss Of a Vessel.

Wv YORK. Feb. i3.--The schooner Brothers,
fun Alexandria, was sunk off the Highlands
o. Nevis.nk yesterday. She came in collision
Fl,h he schooner Il. VI. Huniiey from Balti-
Lgre
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400 s9Ls sh s;.P:s. ;s s': Jcss is.
4gp,s esd Peach Br.ndy; ioe bills P:sns, Iysa,.
loo bbis Gin srd rreneh Brandy; = hsls fresh Ale
rROCERlG0,.Io hbss. n. o. N0lassee ard
NJ Portland 0yveY g hhds Bacon aidee. SA0ol-
de!s, n.sssts and Hsms; = b6s.. FaMiay Hasec; =
btlss RichaDdsen's Rye WhiskaS; ~ helss NQ.
Goldfish; - bbls Re6ned Hugsr, oE oHls - -
TUE FINtsT CHEWSNR TOeACtO. ;.
j Just received = loe. naiRetnred ~ LAAke
horne sess. pst " L Sss :a sc R.snS ss.es'
4 Net Main street. hich0eed.
IN R0H alRnEM AND HLOWg1
o..Ss as ga WI sss 80 sica 4. Bsln a..
ra''a0sish'a' es va q =. pyvAt, prassis..
& #s4Y cQsnoF Main 81 l91h sfreAteS
/ TnHH UYl1W GY0Up.--A lsoak saDViy 81 ~
. sSess - ssseiye.1 -
81 s.. - L.. 4 81. U " a s's.
/ UrlFI9 e0gNTA-0gLV . l.S C1W1p
lwasf 1 $500 fsja1A = lasea les y ara elOsiss
'4' = - ''''' - ss5e6xAj 1Ht sfz3Woee.
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1ofUkf0zfy.


0Y1U&& - = ovuOb - 49, - ssffs
1,RrsTxw.s sAIk. u 4 VACANT. Ter
IN f9RT eAx0- .,r:.s e 4 asss 81, e s ssS.
i s:ar.es c cssa Court III d: aoo
;s,a =! sS !: "a:
:ss; ;r % snS assoedsa VI. ss ,S
sa'''aa 70 l. ! ss;s.ia1 asSff; Ia f..s.
M r. b. Geek, Auct'r.
r pOu0n &. CgGAw ;. Ac., AT AUCTION
Il on friday. rsiiinst. 1t ~ O'Clock ! viii sell
ss: sa s;s saa ' seessSsd WssREY
y, s s::.:' :s ARsI ssk gnAS9pS.
y, 10 c "a a A Ss ct II HhsERRlNes.
wv Ci0A Rs, various brands.
Is boxes Vest Philadslphis Manufacturing
COMPANY : STARCH. &c. 9 a coox. Aus..
by Alex. Nett. Aacs.
TDRE sew NIX K :sS .. .s:es
store. corner OF Main and ls.h streets, On Thurs
DAY next, the 18TH DAY OF tebrusry: commencins
Dry ,f '' 600 psHssss1.i INVOICES Dr.: 6ecds.
Coats, Pants: Vests, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Yarn
S.6cERI ks.~Wins. whi.ksy,. Brandy Soap.
Candles. Manufactured and smoking Tobscco,
Matches. Backing, Crockery, glassware, &c.
f sS ALEX. MOTT. Auctioneer.
BY 4. 4 6. u. Davenport, Auct's.
GROCER JES. &c AT A & ZIG Non
u THURSDAY, February 10th. we will sell At
10 o'clock. 1T our auction store, an assortment oil
GROCERIES viz: sai
Cun SUGARS, a
Coffee do. .1aiHit
| S SSs y yosF dE;,f,ovs SYRUP;
Portland SYRUP:
SOAP and CANDLES;
Manufactured TORACCO;
Pure MOLASSES RUM;
Western WHISKY;
FRENCH BRANDY;
| TANNERS OIL;
Green and Black TEAS:
! ALSO Ef3f
| Goo sides SOLE LEATHER.
| TERMs--Under 500, cash; 500 and over, four
| months' credit, for approved paper.
| fell &G DAVENPORT Au"t's.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

SSIlk2A x1sS / "A i - Sxk NO<AAxks
80 LAND FOR SALE.-In the county Of
~ mond, and 11a miles from Richmond. F:eder-
icksburg AID Potomac aailroad, on stony hun
es4s sn% as
cleared, the balance heavily numbered vita pine
"a S o M dy Of
.Yas,t I'll cash the balance in equal
p''''En'S VI . Alo - "' JAMES ss' ". GILMAN,
fe A-1st' Agent for Martha ann King.
~ THE sHssS aI s he S. sale i +; e
a large quantity of GRAPE VINES. to which he
would invite the attention sPfSs Hill
fe l4-1t* One mile west of Richmond.
80 SMALL FARM OY7 1874 ACRESON
EMs MILE N6 5sPHE sc OF P RfcamoNp For
SALE.-Weare authorized to sell the small ARM
farm ef Judge p: V. Daniel. There are ample
family h Place :.. s an the ssf qss sale. al S S
s1t. l s.s be siS SoDb ASYs Auc
sale. sh pslvate's. ns very f desirable HOME
-&sTEAD, containing fourteen acres of improv-
land a6e m Szes cboSved a
| joining the lands of r p. Carter and w; Green
The Is new snd @ ,"as s%S1 .re
| in good order; we'll of pure water and II young
,ss Of se nssh
bcrnood is good and HEALTHY Fos p1H,tN,SH!EH5s ap
Ply s e iho"NS hsnric;o.
sAe VALUABLE LOUISA La ND FOR
~ SALE.-Wishing to dispose OF my real estate,
s-A< in order to divide the proceeds atn0ng my
children ofier for sale' privately my FARM
This most desirable tract of Land lies in the heart
chs OF The sCaS Ssss
| adjoining the lands of H. p Poindexter. Gabriel
M e.: and fa S:::v. On X:
Virginia Central Railroad, and equally convenient
- THIS farm contains 100 acres, Of which 100 are
wood land. more than three -fourths Q, which are
heavily numbered with OAK, pine and hickory Of or
hish state OF imprsvemens-well adapted to the
growth Of wheat corn an and Tobacco There 10
good barn, tobacco houses. and all necessary out
| buildings. The iscallty is healthy and the neigh
70 SuPchsss Vi. visit The Farm and
| themselves, deem 1t unnecessary to speak lar
The Earn BENZ oeeE
selling, terms will DO made to accommodate pur-
NV manager, Mr.. GROOM, will take pleasure in
Showing the premises nny one H NE w1ss' to
rSs iaIshSt ssGs
RAPID Ann Station. Orange end Alex.nd,i: Kali
EOR SALE.-I have for sale two half acre
| = LOTS ON Grace and Broad streets. centre, OF
ssrSsn; an excellent Ga z DENER, aud q superior
| parade; and for rent two SEATS in Pew No. Is il
81. Paal's Church. | vii tsfs occasion to oorrsc
alent enc, thai had discontinued the practice Of
1 IS S"sm ana sarseF'' IN. BROOKS. NJ. D.
VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLlNG. DN
70 STREETS. FOR eALE.-We are authorised
to sell . valuable DIV ELLING, situated ~ above
The House contains III rOssms, and has every 40
commodation Cor . large size family. There il OF
the lot q Stable. CaIns&e- House. DO. The 10
Fer terms, 10, apply To- ID.
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0io 4kwAAD.-Iw win Day the aboee
Ss g ~ e - - es's. r.
ONsSro !, s sssss On, a.d, bss. On ths
A; j: ~; IA. FkAk0E. s: e e. :,
- 126 REWARD Il viii DAy she abcvs
ssysI for ne ssptshses,gn ssd ds!lysry is
1N&rp u between - and - yoArD old, about 3
efset lpeAe. hist. black. seaesety .haals and
lett handed. He 10 donbtt0ss provided With Z Dasa
Or free papsS And whom last heard from was work
WM. w. ROPER,
Bowling Green. Caroline County.
fel0-3.aw3w
< - COMMITTED 10 THE. JAIL. OF
chs';ered fSansy e ne ,0s ~. r. Scssn,
RICHARD JAM ES BRANCH. and says 10
ala s0nsetmes called Cross. Saul Near, 10
about feet incnss high, about g years Of age !;
comp exl IN back, with scar on his left arm and
nose. He says he is free, and had when arvesled
his possession several certificates OF h,s free
dom, which were evidently forced by himself a
he can read and write II said Negro Is q runa-
way, the owner will come forward, prove property.
and take Kim away. or he will be dset With accord.
Ing TO law. 8. DCVAL
fe 4-Sx- Tailor chester6eld County, VI.
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ny Alex. Ns.,. Ass,s.

NICHE SALEA.-wA "A xAES. yEWELl!
ton, at my store, commefQng 1t o'clock. Tnlo
EVENINt;, and erDtinued drums the seeaens yesy
Watches, fine JeWeiry. nIsselets, fancy 4Sxees
Knive. and Forks. Pocket CatlsIx, Gas1sSsss.
s,mores, Bed Spreads, Cigars, ard FsHsx tScCass
50 AAEAs WIFI AOySs
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II r. MOVAL.-We beg leave to seSosn 80
IL friends and the public seneraly thst - hsv0
removed to our new iron front store on Goveseer
street, between Main and FI4nkI.n Were ~
ali articles in our Ike and will b able e. ssSy ~
largest and most comptete Hs.ns!nsne O. W
JAPANNED, and PLAIN TlNW Al H. - - losSe
in any house either North Oy scnth, ~ h3vS 40
. mag nj cent assert nent Of GAS FtATChEo. %
ali kids. and shall continue {" cI.ry IN ~! sh3
PLUMBING. GAS and STEAM FlT'rIN0. TN
and PATENT kOOPINO branches Of on! hush
nsss with largely increased toroe and fsciltess -
surinx our eustomers that we have q y sssmineS
prolnptness. Thankful for the very liberal patrOo
age bestOw ed ON u3 f0r many years PAST. Ne ~
to receive continuance oil tho SANE II OeS ~
PORTABLE GAS WORKS nj ,.p il t!w1 A.
country. CHAhLEO " IAAA w.
fe lin -. - -
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EDUCATION.

old DOMINION FEMALE yNSTlTCTE,
~ Cor. FRASKLIN ANb5fa ST., RICHMOND, VA
The second seni-annu, II session of this !nstitu-
ten viii begin February l5ss: 1880; and close the
or til rough instruction. IN all the branches q a
complete educaticn. The principal is assisted by
N Hs Snas05 s p
Moral Seieucss; Mr.; !. +. SHOMhTE. =. b,
teacher Of Ancient La%yuaSes and NatHraI SCI.
Mons. T.. HOUDtYER, teacher Of French. DC.
TERMS FOR THE SESSION.:
Board, including washing, liz hts, &c $ll2 30
Primary English, Including Vocal MUSIC 10 w
In. ermediaie English, including Vocal Mu- ~,
Senior it Fnislsh including Vocal Music. e @
P'aa" oeass, Guitar, o; cultivation voice.
Pastel Or Water coars, crayon Drawing. 70 q
E .s fs,tAs' nl0E%it'GG f1es'4 f.
Eys MUSICAL. AILVurL.s.. --~A, -
xElX Prof. DE CENIEL. date Of PatapscO Fe-
FINALE Institute. Ell,c"tts Mills. Md..) hay
in come to Richmond to iccats psfmanensiS
obtaining "a full and complete course OF Musical
FfHSSNS; SuIF Is AMiiIs SkGAN SINGING and THE
His Circulars, Gard OF Terms Testimonial
| &c, may re seen AZ Mr. P. II. TAYLoR's Music
Store, or at the ST. Lawrence House, where he may
I've seen.
"Proiessor De e 'cENiEL was far several years
| a Teacher Of Music in the Patapsco ins;ituts e.,
have a ex:esd Of eaaaed him. and as Pro-
| lessor of VOCAL MUslC, he has hish rank
most cordially recommend hum as an iNSTKUC
| TOR for SCHOOLS, or private pupils" q"
Eutaw Place BAIT. Dec IL, 1881 fe a-lm*
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A TR EMENDOUS EXclTEMENT.- The
~ greatest kind of q rush 1T K. GOLDRMIT'S,
as Broad stfe. to purchase some of his srsat bar
ton-: Irish Linens: White Goods; Embrodesies;
40 Hoop SKIRTS the boat quality at half the usual
price; great bargains in Shirt BosOms; the bo I
quality Ladies' Md Gloves az slt cents; three cs
four makes Of COrsets, extraordinary cheap; Six
and ThVead Ganntlets; 800 embroi1ered Hsndker-
chiefs At 1S74 ceats; Caab Bands; inia"ta Waists;
Black Silks; Hosiery: White Tariatans at 1877 cents
and higher prices; Timmlnss Of every ds.crietion;
Millinery Goods, and numerous other articles-
The goods must be closed cut; 10 those that want
crest bargains shou:d 20 Immediately r.
e. GOLDSMIT, 106 Broad IT..
uOUSEK EEPiNG GOOD8.-io.l aud O.
L Linen Rheetina.. good makes: 10 and y
Cotton Sheeting Pillo~ Case Linen. Is. %, and Is
inch M.r,sillss Quilts. n 70 q Ms y 4 and "a;
mask. > lAIss assortment 1 Dsmask Napkins and
Doyles; Vino G oths and Fruit Naphiss; FARM
ture nimity aud Prints; uuck Towels and Dia
PER. Crash. novlas, and Bn.laps; cclcted Sd
and Satin Dclaine, for curtains; Curtain Musiins
ID variety; Bieachsd thrtins. Of best makes
shifting Linens ut y. Nex. ana 50 cents. and fner
White csmbrie and Jscoast Mall snd Sgi.s
- Main street.
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-s NOTlCE.-The steamer Z KITS
,E@HPECK will, after MONDAY next'
9th inst, discontinue running pc
ther notice.
will continue the regular run between this, Ports
mouth and Norfolk, leaving the wharf at Rocketts
regularly, every MQNDAY: WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY MORNINGS, at 6H precisely, and re-
turn each alternate day, SUNDAY excepted leav-
ing Norfolk at the same hour.
de Its X. q. HASkINE.
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5RrABLE GAS WORKS nj NJ iA .t9w4 aad
ntfy. CdAh16C " AAH = W.

iANLAKX 24th ct. r. PRICE CO aese
lot S 81 Se . sb black and ceoied fEaied sILks,
to which they special enticn ~ tnsy ~, H,
o o. s"'S i Thread Lace COLA Lsdi = k.d
GLOVES: Linen Iok 70, k GcfMs,a Sns wSiifJji..X
s SCI "a "a asa B Ihss skRs. kfsSoEs g:
And within short ,paes s;cs ~ :v: .s :1 -
Wh iae BED BLANKE rs, alI sIxeE. 70 asd y
{. .TTON sHEtTINGS: LinEnN W Ell INV VIZ:
iNijS. Brown and Bleached COTTONS, knehsn
aud American PRIN rs. TO-. al 81 wa.sa thsy g.
fer e the pnec "s ne yStA "a s. FRscI CO.
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Az Z. d a 4. - HVr anu o1.r lUt saIs lox
w 10 The trade. tho following choice hsands o.
B. 5 INV Harris "PEoPLE's FAvoRITE."
n y Hasns'" PE0PLE'y FAVORITE."
IN n box IS, light pressed. -,
ID. an w. Harris APRICOT. in drums, lishs
D, s 4 n w. Harris PLANTERS CHOICE. in
= boxes: light pressed ,.no = :.
d. b. h N. w. Harris COLONAUO, IN - Do4ess
n. IN. ". Warris' AMBROeIAL, in n boxes
Hal.sy ( IBoofer's LEcoMPrE. in X boxes.
pound lumps
VIM CTumpton's4 AC +, in bcxes 1csnd ianss'
ALSO = owhatan PIPES, al sizes; Assds 80
nee" no'' : A LYLE FOSTER 4 CO..
in u-1m No Is Cary street.
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in slim

NoTiGE-To FAAEsHNEikH 4Np Hsh
GROUND PLASTER.-We woalA call you1 -
S Ss.t s WiNHsok K sorT B6G H
chased with special roe 70 the Interest u N
farmer and the trade generally.
From our long experience IN the D0sl n0.s, sno w
in il our personal attention seeing that eveIy ~
rel is ell coOpered and in good shivpins Oroer -
the Plaster thorcus hIy Duye!i3sd-We eAxsSo 10
thinx IN saying that it will b 70 your lntefeeE q
give ue a call. Farmers sending bags vuI ~ 4I-
ished ut ono dollar less per ton. nneSM ols-
cOnnt 10 the trade. Refefonces-.Edmoud2D nvoo-
nort CO., Jas. L. Butler, and Othe! moro!en!es
]. < II. r. SHARP, Eteam Plaster Mill,
NO = -6m& South side Of tho Dcck. Aichmoao.
W BUKNiN0 AND LUBRlcATIn0
rhs srsa. KANAwHA COAL AND OIL con.
PANY, Scnnslsting Of native citizens q our ow1
state, has appointed ~ Agents lot the seis. o.
their -rn.u,c
BURNING AND LUBRlCATlnG
the quality Of which il warranted pure and snaAsi-
We Invite the attention Of apotheceyise arg
dealers threughout thp ttals ~ on! supply vniSa
viii - large, and sold b Wholesale Oniy, % IL
'o - It's lso'0'' ''''''' GoocH I xcM0Ls.
CPRlNG iMPOKTATiVN..isss
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4 DMINlNTk ATpk'S NALE.-W ", III be sold
a % TUESDAY, p It Feb. at II o'ci ,,k A. N. III
fairs if not. the next fair day tbere ttery At the
1--WE miles &c Nd the city Of Richmond, tue klch-
nond and fleaerichsI.rs Ss,lroal,;, AZ Of tile
co Ms; crop Of CORN. FODDER and SHUCKS;
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
and one large &c f. HOUSE. fult OF ice.
TRRMs.-All sums Of $50 and under, cash; and all
SUMS over that amount credit OF four months
viii he given. the purchaser ne Sotlsble Loses
satisfactorily endorsed. JNO. 0. TAYLOR.
Admir- Of Bartlett Tyler. Gcc'd.
Henrico Co., Fob. 9Th 1860. 10 l0-tds
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