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House y .'pletop Building $40 Broadway - III
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Taxes, ,Css SAM Charges 80
Collector
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Jasper Branch Railroad.

OFFICE MASH. &CHAT RAILRoADCc. /
'''- " - October s, 1889. p
nsasd sss.sssS
building a branch road from Bridgeport TO ia
payable to the Treasurer ceths Company as folio"
One dJfl1r IN elch share on the 1st of Nove'r y
1859, and two doiiIrs each share nn.the LIST d.
o. December, 1859, January, February, Mar.
April. Nay. June, July August, September,
Der and November, 1860. ''i -
Payment may h-'fTadesU Jachsan Pryor .at Il
per- the Treasurer at his alice in Mas willie
proiupinesstp meeting these calls is requested
hesubscrbers Of stock, IS the construction OF IN
road depends exclusively on the mems provide.
sp6ei acaly forthntparposa. .t-'.t ..---.- .,-' t
oct4-tf IA. .li. W.A..GLFAYES -Treasurs'
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Wu kAIsf orTcna.

- Fire: Rlle!! yDse:!!- With wha,
stayhlx Dower 9oes that suggestive word fslI
up0o the ear OF The quiet dreamer, n he sveetlv
aeeIs upoa his 6cvay eouch, revellins mid 70.
though thew were!
Under the sts!tliaa cry, hs wakes wakes. alas
70 the dread reality that the devastating eIemest
!; s:sIsns I. The ref hat covers hs head
hls property iiatorsd in lancisd sseusty. Reader.
are ~. insured are Jon ,nspred - policies pro-
II not, pHLAy NOT. Come 70 me, and though
nay nay not 70 able tn Say to the devourinx element
That 70 often IN night makes wreck Of the hard
s s" Of Touch not with thy forksd
to ohey-i can intefposs the shields Of my several
ISSEMSlTYih As il:ii SF!ttff ,
between them and NE fearful light that leaps out
csn az: .Is "pIa,a N ths dresry darkness Of plight
tne deep ocean buried" and save their wircs and
ceasod to heat
Come. then. and provide security against "the
common accidents Of life." at
THOS. NJ. ALFRIEND'S
NH Est ''
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n The "oeathePn' Enterprise" m nd
gs S,sm sass 9EtsssSc r ~ Sc SS
| TORERy e osportunity 70 naks thease!ve,
sSs &: b q S s: .ss ::
s :sS.: Of IL ss :: :s::' whose
The lo!owins u lise Of ths advertisers end then
places Of business:
s s%ss s,as .sl e. @sa; Il ,s
| = BiaIcsS. Hat Store. = Nam g.
| Geo !. Baldwin, H'oks and Stationery, a3 Main
Iarrascs.. Harms Go, cIothiss:. Il, Main q.
Gc G1s sssSs ~ s. sn st.
| Hitchcock Osborn. Coach Manufacturers, 2li
W. j. bartholomew. Clock and Watch Maker,
ClaIkson Z Anderson. importers Of Hardware. nd
J. W: Dennis. Saddle and Harness Manufacturer,
James M. wcedhou'e L Co.. Books and Music ls'
Dossett L Anderson, Paper Hangers and Uphol-
Ly le Foster Co, Grocer aI and Commission Mer-
- chants. IS Cary St
WIN M. rssa sa f Ri, agricultural Implement
John W: Dawes. Marble Works. Mechanics In
6. W. MINIS, Daguerrean Gallery. 2l7 Main st.
Louis J. Bossienx, Confectionery, 50 Main street
DenR,s BIO: Dyers; Office, Hines old stand,
Parks \ Miner, Grocers, 18th street, near Cary.
A. u. Moore, Grocer and Commission Merchant
Cary street. next door below Columbian Hotel
Ettinger Il Edmond, Engines, Portable Saw
~ Mills, &c, Car, street
proprietor.
r. C. Howe. Furniture dealer, Governor street,
between Main and Cary.
s. Guggenheimer, fine Wines, Brandies, &C., lls
Franklin street.
E. II Craigc. Sewing and Knitting Machines, M
Main street
Meade Il Baker. Apothecaries. 1856 Main street
Geo. Rnskeli: LADIES' Dress Trimmings. &c, 81
Main street.
J. naney, Wigs. Braidr, Curls. &c. 2O7 Main st.
j. w: Nickel, Manufacturer fStoves. &C., II Main
C. II. Doughty, Patent Seed Sewer, ID Governor
street.
]. w. Cardwel & Co, Manufacturers of Agricultu-
raj implements. Cary street, between 9th and
Charles Lumsden, Dealer in Watches and Jewel
ry, 90 Main st.
Jones 4 Co.. wholesale Groeers, 8 Main st:
Cooke Close, Insurance and General Agents,
49, lith ST., Exchange Hotel Building.
VIM. Sears Wood, Manufacturer OF Stoves and
Tinware. 6 Main st.
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
Broad St, near 9th.
Nathaniel Carusi. Pianos, Broad st., Sd door from
9th street.
H. 6. McCann. Artist, Mechanics Institute.
Darby Johnson, Sewing and Knitting Machines,
Is Governor ST.
Vim. Wallace Sons, Wholesale Grocers and Com
mission Merchants, corner Cary and Pearl SITS
MIR \ Mrs. Strider. Hoop Skirt Manufacturer, 81 |
Na.nst.
II Will he ready for distribution next week
Mh c3-lt
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The oas per cent tax, whore il 10 imposed %
fabric that has rival n foreign one. has still
the advantAsv of9he duty imposed by the Federal
government uOo3 that ssyal Ausy of not lees than
~ Per cent. So, Al the worst, the discouraged IA
brio has nineteen - cent. the advantage"
Ths Alexandria Ssssia,i thus clearly pre-
senu this idea: Il f5 : }ssk
80 The axamption from the tax in the Gaze of-im.
portations and home manufactures, would un-
donbtedy Oporasto - that extent To encourage
those modes of ssppiy. But what is per
Tor such a purpos Why. the advocates Of pro
lection to home in dustry $50 they have called it.
have been insistin &, IN all the tArin AID anti
tariff contests Of tn country. on forty. fifty. one
hundred per cent, even total prohitntion, A. in
d;spensahie to the growth Of home manufactures
Now, when Northern manufactures Are rivanK
those Of Europe IN thu markets Of the world. We
are to shut them out o. Virginia by a tax Of one
PER cent. A protecti onist would laugh at the
idea" -.....
The Semtins! thus forcibly alludes to another
tendency Of this measure that Of increasing
the number Of retailers, and diminishing that
Of wholesalers in other wol ", dwarfing our
commerce, and more efectu. lily provinc ializ-
ing it-hliing the land with A1uasi-agencies of
Northern merchants and man ufacturers:
1t dimnishes the tax ON ve.-y small dealers,
but greatly increases it on large dealers. All
whose annual sales are less than S3O0O, will pay
from t,co to 6tteen dollars less under the proposed
law than under the existing one But above that
amount of sales, the tax rises rapidly and enor-
nously. Sales Of $50 .OuO will he taxed $500 IN
stead Of S2Oo; and sales Of Sl00 wv would pay
81 100 instead Of 325S
''Ths tendeney of such a change is Of course, to
increase the number OF small deaers and diminish
the numter OF large. This nDt the way to en-
courage that particular expansion of business
ore rations out OF which the capacity to import
springs, and on which it rests. On the contrary, it
digs it up by the soots.
IS 1t drives away the merchant of large transac-
ions. to more friendly communities, and supplies
his place with small dealers; and it tends to send
of large needs and critical tastes, to the
Ow prices and extensive stocks Of outside clties'
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Washington Abroad.

Livery American must be delighted with the
increasing reverence with which the name OF
WASHINGTON is regarded throughout the
world and the marks of respect and admiration
shown him even in mOnarchical lands Even
IN cold and distant Denmark, extraordinary
honors were manifested to his memory, on the
last anniversary of his birth, by the royal
family and principal dignitaries of the King.
dom. At ball given by the United States
Minister at that Court, the occasion was
graced BY the presence of their Royal High.
nesses, Prince FERDINAND, heir to the crown.
Prince CHRISTINA, and His Htghness. WILL
LIAM LANDGREvE, of Hesse Cassel the Prin.
cess CAROLINE, daughter of the late King
FREDERICK VII, the Princess CHARIorrr
LANGRAVlNE, and Her Highness. Princess
AUGUSTA. The whole Danish Ministry was
present, and also the diplomatic corps. In
London, Englishmen of high social and no.
litical position cordially united with our
in a demonstration in honor of
the memory of WASHINGTON. In Rome. an
image Of the Father Of our Country eraces
the new American College, and upon a recent
visit Of the Pope to that institution. upon
some favor being asked of him by one of the
attending American Bishops, His Holiness.
looking towards the representation of WASH.
INGroN, gracefully replied: "In the presence
Of such dignity, we can refuse nothing" Ina
letter addressed by Governor NIsTo, of the
state OF Bolivar, to Gen. HERRAN, in refer
snce to restoring peace to that section of New
Granada, the Governor says II hold il to be
happy augury that you and should make
our vows in favor of Federation on the day
u the anniversary of the birth Of the immor.
al WASHINGTON, the father and the founder
If the model Republic"
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OFFICE CITY GAS WORKS.

RICHMOND, March 22,f, 1850 {
N 49, IN ANSWER to the Card in the DIS
Ward; in regard to large gas bills, he says "when
Mr.. Chas. Campbel was IN office complaints Of
'h's KIND wore never heard" | have examined
and made inquiries on the subject, and find that
the same complaints have been made durin. the
winter months. fiOm the commencement of the
works to the present day, while Mr.. Campbell was
IN oice, as well as every who has taken charge
OF the works. The same complaints have been
made every year; and as have nothing to do wit h
msfres or bills. do not c. nsder my self esponsi-
bic Tor the large increase in the bills.
would refer - Madison Ward to the Ordi-
nance, and advise him tn inform himself more
fully ON the subject. and make true statement OF
duty. | know my duties, and have discharged
them. mo I Fry
NH 2-lts Superintendent City Gas Works
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~ Road: Rend:-Life Insurance! Life
lNSUkANCE MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPA-
Ihls Cnmpeny has more capital. ~ compared
With ts llabilitey, than any other Life Insurance.
COMPANY dong business in the United states
ceIved yi0,Go more in 1859. and lost Gas $50 less
1rHn ~ 5Sss Its Dividend. Jan. LIST. 1850. FOR
insured. az it has no Stockholders 10 pay Dir;
ds"ds 90. 1t pays its Dividends to the Insured
srn hr,ns and has paul I" JAM lst 1850 el.3s
The Dividends are made annually. Half Of the
premium on policies for term Of life may be paid
Dy note bearing SiI PER cent. interest. We know
OF no Company that affords the same security and
ADVANTAGES To- the insured Call and get a state
ment Of its affairs. 80 Main street.
NH 2-5t KNOWLES l. WALFORD.
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s,eamFire Engines.

| Some Object ton has been made to the in trO.
duction of the steam tire engine at this time
| on the ground that til ere will not be wate,
enough to supply it, as the pipes stand at pres.
ent. That may be all true enough but before
the engine can be brought into play we shall
have the large pipes and then there will be a
plenty. Hereafter, we ha We no doubt there
will be established large ia nks or cisterns. for
this purpose but Rome was not built in a
day. We made, the other day, an estimate of
the cost OF three engines. The city will not
want SO many for many years. One is fully
sumclent to answer every purl,o at present.
III 1t can throw body Of wat.r one hundred
and seventy feet, rs we understand that in the
workshop Of Messrs. ETTINGRR d EDMOND
can, one is more than equal to the whole force
now in use. The steeple Of ST. E'auls Church
Is but PIP feet high, and the cupola on the
great building of the Gallego Mills but 125-
so we learn. Persons who have seen the steam
IRE engine work, describe it as sending huge
body OF water with the MON entum of cannon
shot 1t tears off planks, shin giles and tiles as it
goes, and scatters them like sl,linters before a
l2-pound ball. One great oHject ton to the
present engine is, that when the fire is large.
the region. around it becomes so hot that the
hremen cannot get sufficiently near to let the
full volume of the water fall upon it. The
consequence is, that it breaks into spray be-
fore it reaches the fame, and falling upon il,
makes 1t burn only the more brightly. ANY.
BODY who has seen light rain fall upon a
house that is fully on fire, will remember ow
much more fiercely the flames rage when tive
shower falls upon it. Now, the steam engine
obviates this difficulty. The firemen can
stand at a secure distance-so as to be neither
incommoded by the heat nor run the risk Of
being crushed by the falling walls-and still
pour the full volume on the fire.
We hope to see the trial which Messrs. F.. Il
+. design to make Of their engine before long.
We are persuaded-ifal all we hear of it be true
that the Council will order one as soon as
they see it in operation. In the course of time
also, we shall have fire tower, and then the
next thing will he a system of fire telegraphs
The cost Of such a system would be compara.
lively light, and we see no reason why one |
may not be adopted at once; that is to say.
with the steam fire en-
CINE. If there were several telegraph sta.
tons around the town, as soon as fire broke
out in any quarter, it would be telegraphed to
the engine-house, and the machine would start
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~ aN $3.50
HATE I'm Il I'd M Si"ra v Vi sno
Heath. aged years end m0nths.
10 ALpRRp. IN HEAVEN.
- The cherished from Nar home 10 gone
The beautiful the loved. 10 dead:
The valleys c!od doth rest upon
Thy gentle form and youthful head.
Oh. can it hs. that We shall hear 4 {
4 The music Of thy voice NO moro! p
=. Shall thy sweet face no more Appeal -sqez~~
To greet W at the OU'nlnE door!
Thou art gone tn thy home above,
In thy dear HaviOuf's arms to rest.
Where thou shalt meet with those We love,
And be with them forever best.
We would not call thee back again,
Eauh's dark and dreary path to tread
For thou art free from grief and pain
Our fair, our frail-Our Alfred, dead.
The funeral will take place from his fathers
residence, on Union Hill. on this Friday evening,
At o'clock. The friends and acquaintance Of the
family are invited to attend.
On "Wednesday. the 2lst INST, at =. o'clock,
CLARA. only child Of Herman l.. and Mamie
Wigand, aged 3 years and months.
n ~ The funeral Of the late ARCHIBALD
BLAl R, ESQ, will take place from the MOnumen-
tai Church this Friday afternoon sd INST, at
half past O'Clock, The friends Of the family are
invited to attend.
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RI Southern SEWN. Machine
MANUFACTORY
TESTERS LoCK; STITCH SHUTTLE SEW.

INU MACHIN Els.
ARRANGEMENTS being made to manufacture
the ahcye Justly celebrated Machines in Richmond,
beauty Of finish. and their perfect adaptation TO
CURED 10 ~
They are gotten up in various sty les ranging IN
prices from $50 to $3.50 ' "
The above Machines are on exhibition for the
., Od Dominion Office, y in Belvin's row. opposite
Bank street. Richmond JOHN H. LESTER
throughout the Southern States, and liberal in
dncements offered for the same For terms &C.
address l.. HORTON KEACH,
NH O-6a2p} Richmond Va
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A- Large and Attractive Supply Of
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
RREElEN 4 ENY

SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
BREEDEN 4 FOX.
ER0AD STREET.
have been opening during the pS.t two weeks
and are now prepared To offer, complete assert
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
They would call particular attention to many
large lots OF Foreign Goods, which will I've sold nj
prices much lower than those OF former seasons -
We mention few only OF the most attractive ar
ticles "
English BEREG ES, in immense variety;
English and French BEKEGE ROBES; 4 To 10
VOLANTS; "
very large assortment Of SILKS, of every va
riety OF sy e at Is to 20 per cent. below the cost
. OF Importation.
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS, Of every descT,p.
Spring DEl.AiNES and CHALLIES;
French and India FOCLARD SILKS some an
tirely new and handsome designs.
Our stock OF Domestic Staple Goods has never
leen more extensive. S'
NEGRO CLOTHING, Of every grade.
Amongst the last named we would call the sne-
cIai attention Of buyers TO some very large lots of
uirginiH and GeOrkla Plain and Striped OsNA
BURGS, and q large variety Of other nrt;clas s
Southern nufacture. ''''e" VI
,,, -. BREEDEN 4 FOX
''"H-a"H 2l7 Bread street.
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LOST AND sTRAyrn


R~).RE WARD.-L.f, nv viz, :,
Ax> Cary and 18th streets, :. nay .' y
~, 2lst March. 1850. ,,s. w aviyt.s
SULL DOG. readily known by har,, nhNs
Had on PLAIN leather meek and br.s., ~ ~
VIII give TWO DOLLARS ior b,s , ,.. rra,
). GaAlfI
81 So REWARD, S,,,,.t
AS from nv residence, a half Srov, u ws
------o PUPPY. For his return. y, a.,
formation rs will lead 70 his rssors,, " se
the above reward. lmh 23-ul W. PiWJ
OAT OR MISLAID..1 yEG0rl,,
- NOTE drawn by VIM. W. Tal,Ir'
H3D. ". dated LIST February, $50, And ,s',,,
Robert Hudsen. four months after da,e H.,
was endorsed by Robert Hudsen and n.
payment has been stopped, therefore, Al NM
are warned against trad.n, for II. nt
paid at maturity.
mn .t-N WM. s PHILLia
POUND. a TiCKET.-Wss found !, an d,
L a THROUGH TICKET 10 New Yer.ys~l
pOns attached, good until the 9th Mar,
owner can get it by sivins the ruuitar
LOUIS J. RusSlErI,
mn zz-3t No. 70 Msrmw |
OSr-AtOut a week ago. between -,h IN
=! and Rockets, q GOLD CHAIN and D0fs1
CASE I.OCKET. the finder will he hsr,.is
wnrded by leaving them at this uthee.
NH 22-2tt
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ASilks sacrificed.
ANDOTHER
rm s.se a. 4hEss GOODS!
LATEST NOVELTIES,
IN MATERIAL AN d DESIG N


reach Of all.
WATKINS & FICKLEN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
l59 Main Street,
Are now receiving and opening their second sup
SPLENDID SPRING GOODS.
Many OF which have been purchased at the auction
sa.es In New ] ork during the past week. at which
the p.ices were lower than ever known before. In
SPLENDID SILKS. "
DRESS GOODS.
RICH LACE AND SILK MANTLES
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
PRINTS.
PLANTATION GOODS.
Either BY wholesale or retail. they are prepared to
offer Inducements HITHERTO UNEoUALLED,
WATKINS l. FICKLEN'S
OPE MING OF SILKS,
ON TUESDAY MORNING. THE ArH INST.
We sha u be prepared to exhibit an UNRIvALLED
STOCK OF SILKS of the choicest sty les, at aston
shing prices.
Aon WEDNESDAY morning. the 2lst, we will
exhiblt gu! splendid stock OF FRENCH LACE,
DAMASIE. PCSHER and REAL LACE MAN,
TIES; Silk do: and new DUSTERS-soMe the
real lace, very elegant. NH l9-l2tj W. 4 F.
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IA Country Merchants are invited to
examine the stock of Books and Stationery at III
Main street; The assortment is large and select,
and having been bought for cash, the prices are
low Tor the money or approved credit.
Mh 3-3t J. w. RANDOLPH.
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~ Wilson's pills." Doctors will Diff
fer in their mode of treating diseases hut al who
have used nr: WILSON'S TONIC. CATHARTiC
and ANTI DYSPEPTlC PILLS, agree in saving
that they are unsurpassed as y remedy for Dyspep-
STA. Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Heart
burn DiarrhTa and other diseases. II 70 astonsh-
ing how easy their adm nstration, and how decided
their effect. Sold only by
FISHER & WINSTON.
NH TIT Wholesale Agents
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lN MAIN STREET.
NEw 111SSnb'e ~. sSs9nisf fsrsss, nsu,li.s ef
Ing Of SS-''''
Handscns SILKS, REREGEs and oR9ANDfEs.
1eeutiiai 0EREGE ANGLAIS ROBES, Of the
Els1.ss IES EeE and oReANDrg ROBES.
Nov SILK MANTLEH
- - the lowest Dsiqos. .-1--.'S - -
DV8T IL Great ,yeriesy, eaons vhieh nay b
.,MANEtEs eocaelhin9 entiyely neV. =
0OOF Skirts, tho last nuyolty and tho hoat of
the ooasOn. - - -
We vin opsa in few days TOT which dine nseios
::as a. fSfSffss' =
6SA IN pofssnOns. nh le-3W1D)
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CANL DATES FOR OFFICE.

RICHMOND, Marsh 10th. 1860
IL CHARLES CAMPBELL. ESQ.
- DEAR SIR Without intending any re-
hectlon upon others, We express the opinion that
your services as SUPERINTENDENT OF OUR
GAS WORK are greatly desired.
AS we wish to cast votes for You at tho An.
preaching election. we respectfully ask you to an
nounce Yourself a candidate for that office
Verv respectfully, yonrs,
W. NJ. Archer, VIM. Mott,
David S. Watson, WIN Grav,
K. Archer, J. w. Nickel
Edward Sinton, Geo J. Scammell,
John Priddy, w. A. Elliott,
woody b. Bgeiow, Edward Kersey,
l.. X; Relns. Geo. T. Baldwin,
Jas. H Tanner, VIM A. Clarke
Thomas J Bagby, w. Bodeker,
J: X. Anderson. VIM. Nj. Dade,
VIM r. Tanner, John l.. Byerly.
John r; Tanner, VIM c. Tompkins,
Alex. Delaney, Alex. Craig,
Rob't p. Southall. Ed. w. Smith,
!. r. Davies
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GENTLEMEN Your note Of 10th instant was
handed me to- day, and for the confidence implied
IN your request to me to become . candidate for
Will please accept my sincere thanks. In reply to
your invitation / will say, as have said to many
subject, that If my fellow citizens desire INV ser
woes in the position referred to it will afford me
pleasure to serve them. therefore announce my
EMF OF THE GAS WORKS. and if elected will
devote all ms energies, with whatever Of capacity
CHARGE of the duties Of the office
NH 23-tde G. CAMPREIJ
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BOARDING
- A n h Z X HOCSk

kOANDiNG. VIII he yac,r, a..
one or two desirable ROOMS a, ',s y VI
NH 2l-lw EDdEM0NT HGrsSA1
n . :, :; :. - Mar s,s]
PARK Z X USE,
Gentlemen will find the best Of ' socnw MAY >
iIER , not snHit i"r the confer, Of sue,,n
NH ,-em Il. D. PARgl,
$50 '''' ---. J.F.MLlI