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A.Kidney and Bladder Comp ints.-The
newest and most important discovery for Kidney.
thea or. Whites, Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Prostration and Debility Of either sex, is HARRIS
Persons who have been unable to walk, have sOOn
been relieved by this powerful COMPOUND. 1t 10
prepared by q Chemist, and 10 pronounced BY medi-
oa men and those who have used it, 70 be the best
BCCBU COMPOUND in the world. Large bottles
81 small bottles 50 cents A fresh supply just re-
ceived BY FISHER WINSTON, Druxsists,
je A-l2m Main street. Richmend.
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-.A- The Home Article..Semple's lnfalli-
BILE BAKING POWDER. For sale by Druggists
and GrOcers generally.
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Judge Bell, the Senator from the Chester
and Delaware district, has introduced into
the Pennsylvania State Senate resolution
inviting the members Of the Virginia Legisla-
ture to visit Pennsylvania.
Gov. Packer, of Pennsylvania, lately sent in
one package seventeen veto messages. They
were all nearly unanimously sustained by the
legislature
Grand Duchess Stephanie, Of Baden, an
adopted daughter of Napoleon l., and aunt to
Napoleon III, died recently.
Thomas Jones has been found guilty Of man
slaughter at Augusta, Ga, and sentenced to 81
years in the peniten tiary.
DE-. J. Singleton Sherrard, promising ply
stefan, died at Winchester, Va, ON the 18th
instant. He had lately returned from Mis-
souri,.
Senator Douglas has been again dangerously
i'll. No less than five physicians were In at
tendance upon him on Tuesday.
The u. s. steamer Mystic, Capt Le Roy, was
At st. Helena January Attn, to eail next day for
Loando, West coast Of Africa.
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ma Steam Engine for Sale.-A splendid
PERPENDICULAR ENGINE entirely new, ID
can be put in any part Of building. being separate
from the boiier It is small, and will only occupy
master maehinist during leisure hours. and great
care has been taken with every part Of it. The
ANY further particulars will be furnished nv ad-
dressing or on application to Mr.. G. H. WYNNE,
Job and Book Printer. corner Main and l4th SITS 1,
and sale. fe 4-d& cwts
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v0lentimeS.

We cannot let the occasion pass without ex.
pressing our feelings with regard to the abom-
Unable valentines which are gotten up, we
believe, mainly in New York, and sent forth
annually TO deluge the country and deprave
the tastes Of young people and children. More
abominable productions Of art could hardly be
Put forth. There is not q spark Of wit or true
humor to relieve their coarseness and vulgari-
~. The pictures are extravagnnt and poor,
and the inscriptions npon them are worthy OF
the pictures. Artists and poets must have
been fished up by the wretched publishers
from the lowest and filthiest haunts of the
great metropolis. Yet these specimens Of their
genius are placed in the hands of the innocent
children whose plastic minds receive impress
sious with the facility and truthfulness Of the
daeuerreOtype, and retain them longer than
the metal plate. If they had any of the &C.
Mus Of the French prints, something of the
art with which they are executed, even a trace
OF that cxq uisite cunning which conveys an
idea SO happily by the merest touch of the
pencil, they could be tolerated-they would
at least not degrade the taste Of the Young.
II may b said that French prints often con-
vey immoral sentiments. Very true. But it
will - hard for them to exceed in that re-
spect ne abominable pictures to which we
alluAs. It IL due to French art and genius.
however, 10 say that they do put forth works
for the young which are unexceptionab.e, and
which, for the appropriateness Of their ideas
and the caunie style in which they are aevel-
0ped, are without parallel in the productions
Of any country. II our artists would emu.
late the French, or even the English-for the
London prints are AZ day to night compared
with the New York abominations-theyw ould
do what would At least entitle them to COM
mendation. But they have struck out a line
and taste Of their own, and worse could not
b conceived. We are sorry to see them in the
hands Of our children. If the parent thinks
we are making an unnecessary complaint
about small matter. we reply that education
10 not confined TO going to school, and what /.
learned there. Every act Of the childs life is
a part Of his education-every idea he receives.
every example that is set before him-all he
sees and hears-all, allcomprise his education.
Indeed, he learns more out Of school that gov.
erns his future fate than he does In school
50 1t II we'll that care should be taken to inn.
prove. rather than deprave, his taste by what
hR oee0.
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Isas r aog E ,ssfs|s. VII
q t4yc,sSls terms. Also. to 6asraatss NE6O-
Is DlAlc3o1es
M >. 9ee1.slaa4 Psss't Fa!Qssss Bank.
s y Wx1ek.1rn a WaEylck 1aSkoasle.
eQin0oe 0o1djI, ArQ Of 0Oddl1 3 ADDenqa.
Hsgseee lN q eanlcpt 9cRs1s0 q @.
}sresc e 0Ss.k Ioha9es na5SlRssssss:
fp1R e B.soe, Ere 9l aacSa z 1asksg!lll
y9on garHos Jr., ship OWner.
M. warwick. 6fm of WaEWiok : DAstslnto.
H. Al0ed Jenees Attorney q Law. Isl 49,
E.& mn. x1r;saitsrse apa llaaasasspvsr.
NJ 4eeadsl. krn ofe. NsGFa1sr's Sosa.
D.a' an. y! 'a heggstFEi !. i e;
@ z. 1a.nss 1sssssssy. ! III 81 IN 8
Nsjk99es si RI HY 6SRF g 2 kFAx.- 20.
~ M4Qp9 . eeDate ~ ~ baafn1r.
SHa1Y 9{04 ~ MeQ ~ ~ sAAttraF III
er.5M3 s30Ck. - - deeQsniaea q sell sha
I ss|s = = H. - 2
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FATAL ACCIDENr.-Miss Phoebe Nav. OF
Woodbury., CT, was killed last week by falling
down the cellar stairs. She lay all night on
the cellar bottom, and, strange to say, was SO
far recovered rs to go about her ordinary work
but died before night.
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BALLOONING-A successful ascension was
made at Charleston on the 18th inst, by Mr..
Lowe, the protector of the TRANSATLANTIC nrial
voyage recently noticed. The greatest altitude
attained was 1880.
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ONoo0oGk Arr PU1T1MOUfn A0HNCr.-
g leeeeNs o01stnG - onoseFtoo = ~ 0LS.
s 6A00M, etsnoe u Nor1Olk ~ Ho!ts0oath,
go ~ suppllqa ~ having tAelS .o=oefs win
s zu0AAa q. Wlo., Periodical and News Aeeet
NOe1olk, m
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.sA c %o Ell d Ek'bbf EY soops TO BE SOLD
in six DAYS AT a GREAT SAChiFiCE.
CRENsHAW, QUARI4ES 9 co. will continue TO
only. They have still on hand many desirable
Goods adapted to the approaching season - which
they invite attention. ~ BROAD STREET.
f. lS-At*
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ORPHANS, FAlR.-The Ladie. OF
- st.. Peter. Cnngreyation invite their
friends and the friends Of 81. Jcseph's Asylum 70
come to their FAIR, at Mechanics Institute Hall;
eth street, whore they have nsmeEous beautiful
kIes presenting most of the substantials and deli
cacies Of the season.
nt ns ths r ~ u ssps DRer the ORPHANS.
fe It's
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cse T. 6sfH ly p
male Complaints, Hip Disease, Kidney Disease,
Liver Complaint, Mercurial Disease, letter. Tu-
NOR, Thrush. Vertigo, Womb Disease, Nerves,
NeuraigIa, Paral, sis Paptation Of Heart, Scrofu-
Ia, Spinal Disease, &C., with numerous other Dis
eases. stifed to BY our own citizens.
And many others, who testify to being CURED,
after years of suffering, by HAMPTON'S TING
FEMALEs AND CHlLDREN.-This TING
TURE will be found great medicine for all their
diseases.
"a Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD & CO., Richmond
by DR.: COOKE. Fredericksburg: BY all the Drug
BRAY, Baltimore; and BY Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle six bottles,
IS. fe 7-dGcVts
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]. W. RANDOLPH, ~ Main street. wholesale
MUSiC.
BOOKS, always on hand.
BOOK BINDING ia every variety It short mo-
tice. 70 J7-2t (
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE

N Two scod PiNfNd-koCM MEN;
S So$% %cssJIahfsokERs;
6n s'1hie House GsEN WOMAN;
Several good DRIVERS and g, 9sTtE;Rs.
feH list llth street, near Post-Ofice.
~ EGROES FOR HlKE.-I have two very So
Y s1RG fg Hxsps a. .s ss1se ho o .a.s
sT the IN or to wait j. e rs For
fs n-.sl ofics in basement t. Metropolitan Hail
HOUSE BOY FOR HIRE.-we have for hire
II for the residue Of the year likely BOY, Just
f5sm the country, Who h.. bs:n raised e Dining
IA os. s.s:; f:.s:s:. H.. IN
- Two sood EARN HANDS.
One SRoEMAKER, middle are.
One WOMAN ' xs' ~ s9,c,v x . v,,,.
Agent for hiring out Negroes. kesrosoiissn,
StsKKSSAAN1TIS lfoK hiRE.-I have %; hire, :
Vel. and
Fl s;;: =
Tor HIRE-A GIRL. about II years Of age.
ao,Tsll Er3xn; she - aceu.ssged r gs9srsl
fsiS-n No. . Main street.
+ Two or three SeeS pkivKRs. -
:y:r:Il h h6662f WSMeE * 'ai. COOKS
a Ever; i nGs in sa kqYSl And
oa' scskwAAS "a i. g ss ]. S SkosfS2.E
s::sas : :! =: s::!jl s -;
Eva Hl1E-Fo.r HousR gals, asa kvs
Hand sS' 'Af ~ s :''v'' 'f D czEfS * I'm
sRvAMxs FOR SALE
- -: = g: ses |: . ~ SxiSESSi. I.
n % ssl; ! SS: cay Ls:. !! ss A. so
=. I :! 81 IS;
/. 60. -: ~ g :; : ~: 80.
1891 aeoIuo IaADg. 19A0
~dKoAax lyAl4EZ
osss 49, 9: 3: &: - + IL
a. ,<eafsf6; 20 ss
~ - ~ Is5s = - ~. ,svas,.stsu.
~ - o. lss.ss = 81.
~ s5E.l| 49, = ~ IS 4Aapf
s.sS1 s1sN ssE !.
q ~:
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s I: :: = !. h = +: !:
D1.
rE Il zadsifei;d L s5s%ais - :ss IS:
81. Save. .... u.s.. q sssss ssd i'issds
70 nesfn tier ifrs1sTasesl1 ~.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ronr OF KIcHMoND. rksaUAnY =
Hssa Water al. dsy (FEsdsy) ''slee1.
ARRIVED.
=, sehr s. 6. King, Andrews. Philadelphia ndzs.'
scRr 8. Il. Ts'lsy. Creighton, Baltimore, mdzs.
soSi Geo. ". G.ics. Palmer. Charleston. lan
Sehr.o 81. Cloud. 6wathmey. sm'shhsd. wheat
sc6f xnseosis. McTowns, Baltimore, mdse., to
SAILED,
Schr. Haxaii, Winters, =. Y, mdze., d. i W.
Currie.
HoLyuEap .ESe. J, JAM 9s.-Arrived. ship 4. 7;
yannard. Wyman, from Liverpool. ior Oaoin ana
City Point.
80 ORPHANS, FAlR:-The Ladies Of
49, Ct. Peter. Congregation invite tneir
coms sSsr
sh they have ana
moat Of tie sn6stsnas and deli
The Fair viii be kept open every day and even
in E e 9n the week. Remember the orphans
sH0CKOE HILL g ENERAL
A'E q. u. H. TYLER,
Office on MARSHALL, Bsssoess Sizth and Ssrsssh
s?HsRsis e SEE kEFF EFT RSESFFf HkH ut
and as +,
cd upon him for two years past. al 3l-Sm
~ RICHMOND GNS1M,M y 4, q
A. s!s:; /! Ei9i 81:
ance 81 the Sit Knig viii b brought forward.
By order Of the = N Ss% SfTfs, Capt. s.sr
O OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES . stated Con-
Hs h IS yfiRi Sssp's sv sGG It ost
Members of our sister Chapters, and tTanslsnt
sn-n " 0 Il. ": LUBBucK. sec,y.
-, FOR RENT OR sALE-A. commod!ous
III hood hoe on sSocioe fGo Convenient to s1sad
street. to the New Market, and to various churches,
and within ten minutes walk of the Capitol. The
building has eight rooms. with fire places on the
FIRST and second floors; several rooms in the attic.
and four FIVE cellar rooms. three with fire. places
Gas in seven rooms and in the lower and upper
passage, and hydrant water in the yard
Tho lot contains good garden spot and lsrse
back-y ard in which are Kitchen house, with four
rooms and brick smoke house.
The above property. W tn some alterations and
additions, mis- hit be easily adapted to the purposes
Of Boarding School or Orphan Asy lum. or Of some
institution recurring convenience OF location and
considerable extent of sp ece.
Possession may te had on or before the LIST OF
April. Inquire at this office. fe H-1aw3tH
IL, FOR RENT.-A 10 U 8 E on Grace, be-
lisa tween I'd and Sd streets. with three rooms,
SE1suitable for small family. For terms, apply
10 VIM. 8. PHILLIPS,
fe E-6t On 18th, between Nj ain and Bank SITS.
- ORNAMENTAL TREES.-3OO SILVER
NAPLES. three years old. stralS ht, smooth;
-H and tree OF knots. They will make beautiful
shade trees. Are warranted to grow. if properly
planed. Price 81 each delivered in the city.
2. JOHNSTON i BRO,
fe Its lis Nam street.
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IA Spring i isSsi .iwr SSssfrsoSNH 1860. 20
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRUGS.

NO. rs MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
Would call the attention Of Merchants through
out Virginia and North Carolina. to their stock of
DRUGS. MEDICINES.
CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, &e.,
Embracing every article in the regular drug bust
ness. which they offer to cash or prompt customers,
In addition to their stock Of STAPLE DRUGS, a
full assortment of
FANCY GOODS.
PERFUMERY,
COMBS, BRUSHES,
CIGARS and TOBACCO,
Also, AGENTS for many of the leading Patent
Medicines, Minera! Waters, Porcelain Teeth,
~ Prompt attention given to the shipping and
packing Of orders.
fe n-6t FISHER WINSTON.
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h Good Bread can be made by using Sem
PLE'SINFALI.IBLE BAKING POWDER F0
sale by Druggists and GrOcers generally.
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A STONlSHlNG TO ALL.-MAUAMER RIA
"A SELL, the celebrated Astroioglst, - nov 4
the city, and will remain few days longer
She was born with \ natural r;it to ,cIi 4.
the events of life-even your very thoushts-yI
tell whether you are married or single. and bov
dy marriage. She has astonlshed thousands m,
her magic power. No gentleman admitted Mn
EpDlxs' Boarding House, 18th or Governor street.
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n NOTICE. 1.-The subscriber most re
~ spectfully informs the citizens Of Rich
NAmond and its vicinity, that he has for sale
at the stables of Messrs. DAVIS Il hUTcnEsoN, on
Franklin street from Is to 70 fine NJ r 6 A N
HORSES. consisting Of superior family riding
and harness Horses, which are offered TO- the t, AIDE
upon the most favorable terms. J: w. BANKS.
p. 81 shall remain in Richmond for few days,
then 20 to Norfolk. and from thence to Elizabeth
City, NC (fe H-5t*1 J. w. b.
THOROUGHBRED STALLION
NFOR SALE.-We have for sale, at our sta
80 sles: the beautiful thoroughbred Stallion
BROWN STOUT, ice years old this spring. He
is beautiful brown. fifteen and half hands hig
and his form is equal to ans horse to be found His
pedigree be at stables. He Will he sold
low. feH-lwl DAVIS HUTCHINSON.
GRyf FOX sALE-1hrse excellent Mich
1$AxT COWS, perfectly gentle, give three quarts
stO gallon of milk daily.
= AXTON &. OsTERBIND,
fel7-lw* Belviderc st., Oregon Hill.
Al ATTENTION. FAVETTE ARTIL
EW LERY.-Attenda Meeting and Drill Of ; oH y
S4t9ES ACCOMPANY at the Law Building THIS EVEN
NJ. February 18th, at Ia clock. Mem
bers will be punctua.
By order Capt. CABELL.
fel7-lt M. C. MACON, LIST Serg't.
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IA Use SemPle's ynfalllible Baking Pow.
der-the cheapest and best. For sale BY Drug
gists and GrOcers generally.
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IA The United Savings Bank, Henrlco,
receives deposits. upon which interest is paid at
the rate of per cent. per annum upon all sums
naming six months, or longer, and per cent. per
anIum for shorter geri ,nd r, Office No. 10 Main
THOS. l.. WALFOkD, Sec'y.
ja143m JAMES l.. PORTER, Trea'r.
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., HEADQ'RS co. X LIT REG. VA VOLS.,t
II RICHMOND, Feb. u, 1860. {
General Order.
III This command will assemble for Drill, at the
" Safe Armory, on SATURDAY EVENING, the
18th inst, at N o clock.
Members will bring in their Cross Belts and
Plates, to have them fixed for service, and come
prepared to pay for and receive their Pants.
and procure their Grey Shirts,
All the members of the corps are required to be
present, this is the last drill to the parade
on Tuesday evening. the 21ss inst.
By order OF Capt. DIMMcCx.
fe l7-2t* ID T. CARTER. n. 8,
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Reliable. ..SemPle's lnlallihle Bak !.
ING POWDER tho cheapest, best, and most re-
liable article now manufactured.
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MAN1 ED-Every body TO know that have
w commenced the msnufacture Of TRUNKS.
CARPET and Sal vAhh MIC az No e. Man
assortment OF Trunks, Valiocs, and Carpet Bags,
Of every style, at prices az low a. thew can be
bought in the Northern cities, both at whOlesal Il
and retail. TRUNKS repaired and Covers made to
order. at the shortest notice.
do 18-6m JAMES KNOTS.
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THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of the awful
destruction caused Sexual disease and tho
decepons practiced upon the unfortunate victims Of such
diseases by Quacks several years ago directed their Con-
sulting Surgeon, as saCHARITABLEACT worthy oftheir
name open Dispensar the treatment Of this class
of disease In all their FORMS and to give MEDICAL AD
VICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter, with descp-
ton Of their condition, age occupation, habits Of LIE &
and in cases Of extreme poverty, to FURNISH MEDt,
seine FREE OF CHARGE. Nisneedless to addthat the
Association commands the highest Medical skill OF the eg
and will furnish the most modern treatment. eife5
The Directors ofthe Association, In their Report
upon the treatment Sexual Diseases fortne year ending
January lst 1885, express the highest with the
success which has attended the abors OF the consulting
Surgeon in the cure ofSpematorrh9a Seminal Weakness
Impotence Gononho Gleet, Syphilis the vice OF Onanism
or Self abuse &c, and order continuance OF the same
plan for the ensuing year.
THE Directors on review Of the past feel assured that
their abors this sphere Of benevolent effort have been Of
great benefit to the afflicted especially to the young and
thew have resolved devote themselves
N tbis yery important and much despised ca1se
AN admirable Report on Spermatorrh9a, or Seminal
Weakness the vice ofOnanism Musturbaon, abuse
and other diseases Of the sexual organs the Consulting
Surgeon will be sentby mail Gin sealed envelope FREE
OF CHARGE, on receipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage.
Other Reports and Tracts the nature and treatment Of
sexual diseases diet &c. constantly being published
for gratuous distribution and w be sent TO the afflicted
Some Of the remedies and methods Of treatment dis
covered during the last year, are Of great value.
Address for Report or treatment, DR. j. SklLLis
H0UGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard Association NO.
2South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
By order Of the Directors, .
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FA1RcHILD, Secretary, ..-.., III, -
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Ayers Sarsaparilla.

compound remedv i ,yhich we haye iabored 10 pro-
dnce the noa esectsi aiteratiye fa ca be made II
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t thsr snhstanees Of s creator ajterat,ye mower ss
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CI.ARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

! SAS4S4Ib4s&A445O = 3a4kx1hG 4AAS'
This invaluable medicine is unfailiug in the
cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases
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1t moderates oil excesses and removes all OBJ.
lstructions, from whatever cause, and a speedy
cure may be relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short time.
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken By females that are
pregnant, during the FIRST THREE MONTHS,
as they are sure to bring on Miscarriage; but at
epery other time, and in sUery other case, they are
perfectly safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue
on slight exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Low
ness Of spirits, Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites
and all the painful diseases occasioned by disor-
dered system these Pills will effect cure when
all other means have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved
A bottle containing so pills, and encircled with
the Government Stamp Of Great Britain, can be
sent post free for 81 and postage stamps.
JOB MOSES, Rochester, N. Y,
General Agent for United States.
For Sale by ALLISON & BRATT0N and e..
W. MERRILL, Yorkville, 8, c.; HAvILAND, STE
pHEssos & Co., Charleston, Wholesale Agents
andby respectable Druggists. ,