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Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-03

JONI MIToN's FAME GONE OUr.-So says
VIM. Winstanley in his Lives of the Poets
from the Conquest to James H." The whole
passage is literary curiosity. 1t will at
least serve to illustrate how different an esti-
mate the world has placed upon the immortal
poet. from that of the fawning sycophants of
royalty. 1t is as follows:
John Milton was one whose natural parts
might deservedly give him place among the
principal of our English poets, having writ
ten two heroic poems and tragedy, namely,
Paradise Lost, Paradise Regained, and Samp
son AgOnistes. But his fame is gone out like
candle in a snuff and his memory will al
ways stink, which might have ever lived in
honorable repute had not he been notorious
traitor, and most impiously and villanously
believed that blessed martyr, King Charles
the First"
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PLOWS! FLOWS I!


TVHE Board Of Education Of the city s q MSry S
-o-,er - n and seventh streets. on WEDNESDAY,
Feb ist AZ O'Clock p. NJ for the purpose Of selec-
tl1v female teacher 10 BE- employed IN the Public
1880 ~ ~ said CITY, W. o. BELCHER,
eec'y OF the Boa1d.
Msrysvills, January 21ss 1850. iSp9tzsd
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CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, .
Hotel Du NOrd, 25 High ST., MarysviIle.
NAIILL AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE, furnish the
w very best Of help, Male Female. Should
they not prove as recommended, he is willing to take
them back at any time.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-03

SECOND DAY-TUEsDAY, April "a.
SWEEPSTAKES for three year Odds; mile heats.
Entrance $500; forfeit 150 Free for all three year
olds Three or more to make a race.
THIRD DAY-wEDNESDAY, April 25.
PURSE 5000. Mile heats. Free for all ages.
FOURTH DAY-THURSDAY, April DC.
PURSE $4OO. Two mile heats. Free for all ages.
FIFTH DAY-FRIDAY, April %.
THE GREAT FOUR MILE RACE!
JOCKEY CLUB PURSE OF 81 ,OOO Four mile
heats With inside stake of $1,000; forfeit 900.
! Two or more to make race. To name and close
February 22d, 1860.
SAME DAY.
SWEEPSTAKES for two year olds Mile heats. En-
trance $780, forfeit 800. Free for all two year olds
on the Pacific coast. Three or more to make race.
To name and close February I'D, 1860.
LAST DAY-sATURDAY, April 2s.
CITIZENS PURSE, $500. Mile heats; best three
in FIVE Free for all ages.
During the week there will be other purses given for
beaten horses.
Extra ce ten per cent in all the above purses and
all the stakes to close the 22d of February, 1882
and to be addressed to Il. T. 0Hanlon, Senate House,
Marysvile, California.
All the above forfets must be deposited with Messrs
Low Bros. & Co., Bankers, Marysvle.
Should the weather prove unproptous, the above
races will be postponed and due rotce will be given
of the day.
The racing men, and the public OF California gcner-
ally, may rest assured that the purses above adver
tised will be hung up in the Judges stand regularly
and at the appointed hour on each day.
The above sweepstakes and Races will be run and
governed by the rules of tee Marysye Park Jockey
Club, which do not vary materially from the Southern
and Western rules. II. T. O'IANL0N,
ia4.td Proprietor Marysyille Park Race Conrse
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-03

The Richmond Enquirer says, Gin event of
disunion, if we are wary and prudent the di.
viding line will run q hundred and fifty miles
north of Mason and Dixons and of the Ohio"
What millennial era is approaching: Ober-
lin, we suppose, will be the capital of the
Republic South, and a new District of Coum
bia purchased for its use upon the Ohio Re.
serve. The editor of the Enquirer is aoise be-
yond his generation.-Lou. jour.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-03

French CIRCULAR.-A London correspoh-
dent gives the following as the summary Of q
very important circular just Issued by the
French Government to the Perfects ofthe
different Departments throughout France
The questions are classed under the heads of
General Politics" "The Imperial Party"
and General Police. Louis Napoleon is be.
coming FESTIVE under his crown, and is fear
full that his power is not as secure as it might
be:
Question l. What is the political spirit of
the Department ?
2 What are the political tendencies of the
following casses-the workmen, the aericul-
turists, the traders, and other classes
o. what Is the numerical strength of each
party, that is, the Orleanists. the Leritimists
the Republicans, the Socialist and the Impe-
rialist
4. Which is the dominant Political party {?
8. 10 which party do the principal towns
OF the Department belong?
6. What are the names of each of each of
the respective men of the following parties
namely, Orleanist, Legitimist, Republican and
Socialist?
Z. What are the names of the men eanable
OF action among the Oreanists, Legitimists.
Republicans and Socialists?
8. What man@uvres do these parties en-
ploy?
Under the head of Imperial party" occur
the following questions: What is the strength
of the Imperial party What are the FAM
lies additionally devoted to the Imperial
Government What are the names of the
men IN your department, most devoted to the
Empire, worthy and honorable, who deserve
the favorable consideration of the Govern
ment, and who are eligible for the appoint
ment to high political functions? What func-
tons thereH Who desires to fill them? Who
are those who deserve honorary distinctions
The nature of the distinctions Who deserves
them2
Under the head of General Police"
amongst Others are the following: SD
What Is the present state of the secret socie-
ties2 43d-What are the tendencies and
the influences OF the press of the Department.
When 1t is stated as fact that thousands
OF the French soldiers wear portraits of the
Orleans Princes next to their hearts. and the
various functionaries of the the departments
are worn out with abe system of centraliza.
ton which Cypress them, it will be seen that
the Government may well mistrust the peo-
pie at large who receive none of those hon.
ors which in the army and civil officials might
be supposed to bind them to the Empire.
There are 81 departments, and these papers.
1t faithfully filled up, will afford the Govern
ment an account of the political moral, reli-
gious, and material condition of the Empire
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-03

SWEEPSTAKES for two year olds, Mile heats. Fl
trance $780, forfeit 800. Free for all two year ole
on the Pacific coast. Three or more to make rae
To name and close February 22d, 1860.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-03
The MedIcaI and SuruIcnI Institute OF

Sold at
RICE, COFFIN, q CO.'S Drug Store,
jan22-mys ~ d street, Maryslille
Daily national Democrat., 1860-02-03
LAST pAY-sATuRpAY, Ap

CITIZENS PURSE, $500. Mile heats; best tn
in five. Free for all ages.
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SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS.

SsOENRNs Ee-A AZ p a. n AaOh-A3
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
GrOcers, Receiving, forwarding and
G JON 10 = : ION NJ er G IA is,
iytt-lv Memphis. Tenn.
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comfortable steamers between Aciut creek Washington
s- further information apply at this ece Broad Street.
sbockoe Hin JAMES b. WINSTON,
Gen1 Ticket Agent
sAH'L RUTH, supt
Ofce r. +. 4 p R. Z. Co..
Richmond. Jan. 81, ISIS. Ank4-u
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y2LUME AND LAUREAT's Y-.os'>asa-. and Extra
@.7i2-. lac r. DAVENPORT.
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lie generally Federation conveys the Impression that has some
foundation In truth. Il,
WHISKY Is made gran which first ground Into meal mix
ed with through the process OF men
ton by introduction Of yeast precisely as light breao Is maue
20 DO and which process develops the acoho un ushe
No POISON MINERAL vegetable is used In Its manufacture
persons silly enough or criminal enough 20
tiles charged for defend them we only claim 10 an
for ourselves. ,- ~.
testimony Of competent respectable chemist that our state
eu untrue liquor manufactured by US Is concerned
with Inc understanding the liquor subjected to the test shall be
procured either house or from any OF our many re-
neh customers the character Of the chemist who an
ay Il shall be established be beyond Suspicion either
for skill or honesty. . 49,, NAV, . m
ms r
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N,~ Goods sy every ..s.a.r %,
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y % tierces prime Rice
300 bbls. prime New Orleans Aolassa
% bbls. "New York" Syrup
Loco sides 5ole Leather .a
500 pkgs. GreeE and Black TeAs, (sone P'H-|
300 bags Ginger, Pepper And spice
% bales Cloves and Cinnamon
bC0 bIs Glass Sc bbs Tanncra OIL
500 bxs "Hull's Extra and Eosin soap
300 doc Brooms $40 10. Buckets No.,
5000 Letter Cap and wrapping r sp' he rsSt
go bales Candleuick and Twine Tor sA, TStfTANh
low (fs2s-t1 1INsLEY, TAkri a ', -, ,,at
BLOWS. --IlvingStOn PevS, Nos. l. 3, ~, and '"'
Livingston. Plos., Nos and left hand cas-, s hIsi
Lvngstons improved PloEs, Nos. E.S'' ~ -
Minor i Hopton's piOv., Nos. IS, isH, lsS an
wiley 1 conekan's PIO.s, No. s. &1H, sh' IL y
rs e.: I hSlss Bean p.o.. No. H. and w.'' '
Points
Eiurde and eubsof Plovs
ksyis hooormiekr Plovs
Sssaa i H' sSs7' 'ss' '''y; I. s s.ii psi'@
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SOUTu-SIDE RAILROAD.
ONANDARTER MONDAY THE22d AU-

SOETH-SEDE RAILROAD.
ANDAPTER MONDAY THE22d AU-f e,
" gust the passenger Trains, will follows: OK
PROM PETERSBURG TO LYNCHBURG.
Mall Train daily $50 A. NJ reaches ynchburg al236
Pm
Passenger Train starts daily except Sundays, at AS p NJ,
reaches Lynchburg az 1880 A. VI.
PROM LYNCHBURG To PETERSBURG
Mall Train daily II A. NJ reaches Petersburg at NJ
Passenger Trains daily except Sundays 1890 NJ,
reaches Petersburg at $50 A. NJ.
daily trains the Springs
Vile, Nashville Memphis &c. 20 New Orleans.
E This is the shortest and expeditions route TO all parts
Of Tennessee Alabama, Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and Texas
The City Point Train Petersburg daily, except Sundays
IA NJ ~ Noon, City Point at $50 A. NJ and 1880 r "
Extra trains to and from all the packets when
ceSsary.
H. D. BIRD,
Au24 General Superintendent
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
SIERE0SC0PIC EMPORIUM,
+. ANTHONY.
3OS broadway, New York.

After hay lst, 1860. at sol BROADWAY. Two Ian,
f'Om ST. Nicholas Hoiel
1--WE sTEREO OPT the most irsfytr, ,t,5,, c,
IL s'n2 and acting Of modern love1tious 1''
Nonr are TN yoRHg to o none TO iagiyept po,. Ia
Hnedu ffied . acknowledge Us worth and beauty
complete without 1t, and IL and vii fsnsras
~ TO our view every part OF the word, In alAsr.
on the spot. -' y '''''' a." ''"'
,n rA S%s are everywhere exploring Europe A
result 9fbeir stW are constantly eiyieIiEJ our .irF
raw AZ immense ysrctyo views u scenes 10 Paris n.
sSzrand spain, The Raiuc Versaies 81 Cloud foni,nas
M es it1y Turkey, Egypt Athens Holy Land chin, 10
80 .aa f4aee-aso, Groups Historical amusing uauiise
sssne ST,aa VT scenes gG mics 'tauasy Sc g
views ni0st relndrk0Jk
kyfy gentleman Of wealth and refined taste should hav s
room some OF cur syqUiste On gLf with reyoV
ing ssreosope showing 9 % 20 or 100 seems Ec,I,r ,s
iond 81 NE picturesque and tie beau; 'fui
AnMGnys fstdnaneoas S,ervoscoI Views are the a,eP
~ S TJnue lhey are taken IN The (or part o|d sad
anu no f7dtt'r hOo rdpiaiy adV be NORMA
piGe As shs ply ana distinctly had been perfectly a. rel
w ~ aIlonl ya'ue for to hebraues Of inanimais
OF our own and being nRIJ0,o. EaoJs We receive m a E
M large orders for Ahthony's instantaneous WsI
nmos o'ser things We haye just published siereoscoc ~
uos OF me scene Of che PuLros sTREsr PRAfs grS IN h
In our catalogue @1A'' " 'lN VI" O' 01-'
our Cataosqe Of subjects and prices viii be forwarded any
Parties a. distance sending US g. s. 90 t6 go 81, can
sent 10y E5rpress wy my ''f"7
HiSss alone, without instrument can he sent by natl
a VINO ~lsh 70 be advised Of anything really yalushein
Una comes out may send Us their ~ record
and we VIII keep them posted at our oVL expense
Mt ~ teISrt will ind Photography most fascinating ami De-
ushtt amusement We prepared A. aHateHr' With
necessary FOR their success together with Instructions
"HoW to take stereoseop'c Pc;ures"
e ANTHONY
Importer and Manufacture o. Photographic MAtaA Streos
eopes and S;ereoscopc Views
w Merchants iom every section Of The county respect
Of orr
TO tn, trade will be liberal
To PHOroGRAPHEHs-Firs class stereoseoplc Negatives
wanted
sei'd by mail print unmounted with price Of Negative
I'u This out f1t ref f2l-d4m
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$1,000 REWARD!

NVANY persons, including conductors OF pub
WI lie presses, have shown theirignoranee, no
less than their zeal. In charging the Dstiilers
with mixing poison with their liquors.
To one acquainted with the process OF making
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DRRSE,S PHOSPHO-PERUVIAN, OR MANI
Ia PULATEO GUANO. composed ercairey " Peracidn and
nJyr0 GudaO hair edc-Th fertilizer has been used IN
Virginia the four years. for Tobacco and Wheat with
suits fully equal to Peruvian Guano Its are conve
permanency in its effect and its cost being
per less than Peruvian. Price $50 Of 1000 lbs
For sale by STOKES 4 RlNtS,
fel6-tm Corner Cary and 18th Richmond Va.
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VAEGETEi

NAsSGEVfs
BURNING AND IUBNJiIlAG COAL OILS.
TIE GREAT KANAwHA COAL AND OIL COMPANY
M ,rvE rr,s STATE has appointed as
Agents Tor the sale % th,ir justly celebrated
BTGNiNG AND LUBRIC AIING COAL OILS,
tr quality ac 81 i,h warranted rrEr tul rSAartrIeATfn
, attention ul Ap. .eraes end pralsfg throughout
On ~ttr our supply which viii be large and sold by fh0'e
~ ~ GOOCH 4 FCHOIS
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WE CALL te attention Of the citizens o. Rich ~,r.,
" mout aud ti-,ni o our Piano Forte which s 80
re have placed with Mr. Carl- that their qualities
m eyry respect NAV be tested by the side Of ihel ~
famed Chickering'S
W warrant I'd. our Pianos AMI shoT a high and as hume
oas testimonial. as any factory In the country All Of which can
be Mr. Carusis Bread Street 30 lo'r rom sii;
d.lE- LlGUTE q BRADBURY
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l. HAILSTEAHsHIPT o NoRK <fE

L TOwN-FOR NAV AOEN.-tbe NOHNtoWN, ss---zszzs
Csst Parrish viii leave here at O'Clock r VI H. e'i
-tb n-r Ex-u-r Issued aud return by either
Of Obi. steamers ss-'om and meals Included Tor ins very .2~
-. DO avs Pfsster York, meals and s.atroou u'u
.i $40 s,-rs passage g. Passage to Norfolk sane AZ hy
~ River at received today, MONDAY, andup % The
hour % u'crck T. 81. tuesday
C1nzlres requested t1 send f'r Their goods to-day ffcH
f, 1u taken af moderate rates. AMI rwtrd With dispatch
ri-s and bsrs ssc1rsI at our ore board he SOP
.-rt 81 IUpLAM WATSON.
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RAILROADS, &C.
RICHMOND and PETERSBURG RAILROAD
sgEszs;2 ~ Es:szEs - 80 - ga
CHANGE OF HOURS.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
So 7s;=SEs Ei:sss.sF. 7.ss.sssIFs 9sss5E=isa

S 7s25.sEs !: : z ss.sE 94z=fsg
Mail and Passenger Trains,
FAVE Richmond daily at $50 A. NJ, for Gordonsyle, and
daily except sundays for stanton and intermediate sta
Connecting Gordons Ve with the Orange and AeIan
Railroad Alexandria intermediate stations and
Charlottesville with their trains for Lynchburg.
Sundays passengers Charlottesville and Lynchburg take
the Orange and Alexandria Train at GordOnsyile
Passengers points OF wishing directly
through viii the train Tuesdays Thursdays and
days.
Stages with the train Goshen for Lexington Va at
MbOro for Warm Springs Jacksons River for COyngn,
White Sulphur Springs, Lewsburg, &c.
for Lexington directly through daily Except
Sunday On Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays they will take
Stage Goshen and Mondays Wednesday and Fridays at
Stanton.
RETURNING,
The mail and passenger train leaves Jackson River Mon
DAYS. Wednesdays and Fridays at 3.l5, r. ".
Freight Train with apasengr attached will leave Waynes-
boro AS stanton 945, A. NJ Mondays Wednes-
days and Fridays for Jackson's River.
Returning will leave Jaekson Kigerat A. NJ on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays Stanton and Waynesbor leaving
Sauntou at 330 NJ arriving at Waynesboro al 40 r. NJ
~ Through Tickets for Lyuchburg Lexington, Va, Warm
SPRING. Wmuphu Lewisburg, Va, &c, be procured at
the Ticket OGce. TlIOS DODAMEAD,
apo General Superintendent
Omce Va. Central Railroad Company, April 9Th, lS6O
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VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT.
FATHER he thoroughly tanned without the Of bark IN
ang form whatever thau hundred
per the price Of materials ana IN onetwelh the time
qured by the oldprocess.
It vii t-slty experiment, and shown any who feel Inter
rs'ei 10 the subject.
Heav; Hides will be tanned IN from 20 10 80 days.
Liztt Hides IN from lu % IS days
Kip o. Calf skins In from - 3 days.
Buck, sheep, Hog Goat Skins, IN one day.
By process better article Of Leather made, being heav
er tougher impeT,ous water aud prrer article In
the old n tanning utterly Incapable Of making
good ace Of Leather and will submit 70 the decision Of
any potent judges
Of The principle articles used Tor tanning by this process
amt gT0wnr spontaneously Oyerhe country and
be- obtained simply by cut iHgit-
Any person wishing obtain interest IN this process, viii
In al confidence offer to The publc, address
JOHN 7. ChILTON,
Liberty, Bedford county, Va.
fet3-6m Proprietor.
-. Elrthnr n.,lc. In The NlL.lnia Trlrr
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PLoWs., pL0WSii,-No rxcusEro1

GOING NORTH TO BUY PLows-The subscriber makes
cry variety Pows known among Southern farmers and planters
and especially bis Southern PLOs which uses three
shapes Of moeboard each pow adapting
every variety Of soil. y. II sTARKE
deqi Three doors above Charles Hotel Richmond Va
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NOTICE.

AJEnOVAL,-We beg leave To inform friends and the
public generally that have removed TO
store Governor street between Main Franklin
have largely increased facilities for manufacturing all articles in
our Hoe, and Will be able to show the largest anu most complete
PLATED JApANNED and plain IlNWARE to be found In
house either North South We have assert
Of FIXTURES OF all kinds and shall carry
PLUMBING las and STEAM FITTING TIN ENT
ROOFING branches Of business with largely
facilities assuring customers that have sysemzed
shall attend TO all orders with prompnrss
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed many
years past hope to receive continuance Of the
house.
20 CHARLES ID
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n0RRUGATED WROUGar Iron AM

~ % TX IL u u ID IkON AND
~ WIRE RAIIINisecured by Letters Patent Admirably
enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries
&C. Sheep aud OK Hurdle Patent Wire saeking Bead
Furniture Wire Coal Screens, Ore Sand and Gravel
Screens Wire Netting for Mosquito Sheep Poultry
purposes Wire Summer Houses Fancy Wire In
riety, for Gardens &c. -
N. WALLER 4 sons Manufacturer,
No 5S5 Market n. Z. corner Sixth street, Philadelphia
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1860
1860.

TBUVs NJ = IDOVs
E1 q e ,5s.ss=.. 8I5Szzss
TO PASSENGERS GOING N0RTh-hER AkkANGEMET.
IMPORTANT 30 TRAVELLERS.
TKROUGH IIlhEINAND IHRot an cHEChS
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING TIE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL.
TWICE DhILY-sunday nigh; capitalization
RICHMOND, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHIL
ADELPIA, NLW YORK, and all important points West via Ae
qu4 Greek ami Washington, over the
RICHMOND. FREDERlCKS RG AYD POTOMAC RAILROAD,
To River - miles, by SPLENDID and comfortable
themes Wsshr ,ton % miles, IN an 100 miles 10 hours
being a comfortable and perfectly saf. rate OF speed
- Hours Of departure 80 A. H. and 100 p. NJ.
S- Baggage under charge II Special Agents, CHECKED
THROUGH 10 Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
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1860 GREAT SOUTHWESTERN MAIL ROUTE. Is

RICHMOND Il YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
ON and after MONDAY, March 1st $780, Pas ETI F7 ~
" senger Trains will depart ksA ~ 80
FROM kICHM0ND.
Daily Except Sundays) at A. NJ.
Tuesdays and Fridays p NJ.
FROM WHITE HOUSE
Daily Except sundaysO AZ p NJ
Tuesdays aud Fridays, at A. NJ.
STEAMER SEA-BIRD LEAVES NORFOLK,
Mondays and THURSDAYS A. NJ.
LEAVES WHIrEHOUsE,
Tuesdays and Fridays NJ connecting with Cars both ways
Urbanna leaves Whteous Tuesdays and Fridays at
A. NJ, returning Wednesdays and Saturdays.
wakerton WheHoue Mondays and Thursdays at
S A. NJ, returning days.
Freight Trains and arrive at Richmond Wednesdays and
Saturdays. THOS r. SHARP,
ja23 Superintendent
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Fire Insurance, Marine Insurance.
The VIRGINIA FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
oFFIox No 1Si MAIN srREET, RICHMOND, Va.

CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
ARTEED in 1852 and having, during ia eXenceo twenty
u years claims the extent Of largely over
MILLION OF DOLLARS, it refers TO the history OF the
at as ahorng The very best guarantee LOT me Iu5ure
Being VIRGINIA COMPANY its profits are distributed amongst
her citizens Capitol promote the OF her
Commercial and Mechanical Industry.
y the long acquaintance Of this Institution with the Insung
Public has become familiar with their interests, and no pains
will spared information withheld the part Of It's Officers
that will tend TO insure accuracy and give satisfaction
To Farmers and Country Merchants can the very
extensive couury Insurance already respectable
citizens In almost every portion Of the state
Applications for Fire Marine Insurance. addressed to The
President Secretary will receive prompt attention
W. L. C0WARDIN, President
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DICKINSON NABuI
DICKINSON, EsILL Il CO..
QIAEERs CITY

FRANkLlN STREET, RICHMOND "a
- ILLS SLAVES, both publicly and privately p,,,5,.
- ther slaves to him, may res assured Of ob,a1sg
market prices. A--s Ae lid
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RlCHIOyE PIANO FORTE MANDATORY,
AND GENERAL DEPOT OF
Foreign and Au.c can Music and Musical
instruments.

DORR * RADE 300 q 28l, BROAD STREET,
YTAyING associated ens-lyes % the above bus -ss,
mess respectfully invite public attention 10 gsS5S
.Ir large assortment 90 Pianos and other Musical 81 ETf1
In,lr emf, ou hand and offer Uch guarantees a. ~
m sfy the trsous purchaser They also keep on hand
largest and choicest stock ~ Music srnares Academies
Institutions L-1r-g &C. will fnt 90 Their advantage 10 deal
MIN us a. W, are prepared sell Music Northern prices
Pianos make warranted i.' five years ana tep ~
time tv Give months and exchanged within 5v months they f
90 Tive entire satisfaction o The pure We also Keep large
,.sr1 nt az F nos % best Northern marui9c'orleS
Particular attention l Go order, from Che country ana per
CON. can fl, rey upon ir f,hc execution % their orders
Tuning uror,rt'y Ngentei 90
o-T uORR RADg, Richmond
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MITCHELL q FRY
OFFER Cheap otH- rajr-
- 1000 b,s Nauaf.-turel Tobacco assorted brands
lrIa. NJ Isu-h.ru- O. SONS best brands
1000 packages k.lcsHIe1 Slok.nf Tobacco
1000 " Nolela snol.ls Tobacco On s and pound
drums
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