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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH ).
High Wafer this day lAIOAddy) O'clock.


ARRIVED,
Steamer BelvIdere. keene, Baltimore, mdze. and
passen ers, u. Il w. Currie.
Brig Castnllian. Warwick, Matanzas, molasses,
Dunlop. MOncure l. Co.
Schr. JnO Francis, Frost, James River. lumber,
Philips 4 Coleman.
Schr. Oman, Gator, N. c., lumber, James Stever
son.
SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch. New York, mdze.
and passen ge re-, Ludlam Watson.
Steamer Belvidere, Keene Baltimore, mdze. and
passengers, d. i w. Currie.
Schr. Nancy Spruell, Asby, down the river, light
Schr. Jos. Turner. Crowell. down the river light
Nsw, YORK. March2.-Crd. schr. Wonder. Hal
lock, Norfolk. Ard. schr. Sea Bird. Smith. VIII
mlnyton, n. c.; Melbourne, Spear, Richmond; A
l.. Hardy, Smith, Norfolk; s. =. Jones, Bedel, de.
PAssENGR PER STEAMSHIP ROANOKE" GEO.
w. CouCH. Master. from New York:
Jno. ]. Tallman, NJ. Williams. s. r. Dove. And.
Anderson. Dan'i F. Aiken. o. b. Taylor. J. X.
Smith. d. Mackenzie, w. II. Dana L. s. NJ, J. II.
Preble, L: S. N. Z: j. Emery U. s. N, 6. w.
Ransom, t. s. n. NJ rs. l., q. Watson, r.. Davis,
James Pilgrim. D. Harkins, Madame Wells, a.
Lenny, {. S. N. g. g. Johnson. J. rarkinberg, L.
$. Green, Mrs. Neland and children. Miss Conz.l,
A. J. Leftwch. w. J. Creeden, NJ ISIS Haake, r. C.
Browning, and1 in Storage.
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HORSES, &c, FOR SALE


xrE FOR SALE -Four fresh MI
kA~ COWS, with young Caves Can h. Wy. ~.
AsxA.eat our residence. on Baker s,-sa, ~ ~.
mh 5--3t' ROBERTSON 4 BROWNIE
EXCHANGE, SALE, AND ,,y
[cSEfl STABLE-On Car, St, opyos "a y,
old Gas House. formerly occupisf b, = =
bREES.-l have now on hand and viii az.
keep, fine lot of HORSES AMI NI-ips ~
sale AT the lowest market prices persops T. ,
the country are requested To call ann eyau'r,, y.
stock. iie D-im' X. ". DUNNAW9,
FOR NALE-MULES AND HORSE
~ have several youn- and W. -
- Vi L l. rs, one excellent riding and HAM
HORSE; also, "A No. FAMILY HORSE "f NV
size, five years old and all right, Tor sale an s.
tour months. Apply to +. B0SSIEJY.
lie f-lm Corner of Cary and 18Th i.
FOR SALE, PRIVATELY-S,r,
Fn fine NJ JULES; q HORSE; A WAGCS
and seven CARTS. Apply a the T,
Q~d. House. on Mayo's Brdse.
ip Him
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MARI Ted.

On the LIST of March, at the First Baptist Church
BY Rev. Dr. Burrows, ROBERT w. POWERS. o
Richmond city. to Miss JULIET CARLTON, ol
Hanover county, Va.
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Prof Charles Davies is said to have cleared
more than $4,000 from his matheniatic
works.
The dwelling of George w. McRae, near
Morgantown, Va, was burnt on the 23d Mt-
loss $500.
Owen Stanley, King of the Gipsies, d led on
Tuesday last at Oxford, near Madison, Ind
ST. Mary's Episcopal Church, at Kinston
n. c., was consecrated on the LIST inst.
A custom. house seizure of $4,000 cigars was
made in Charleston on Wednesday last.
VIM. Reaney, Il well known citizen of Balti-
more, died on the lst inst.
Bishop O'Conner, of Pittsburg returned
home by the Europa.
They have Strawberries and asparagus in
Savannah, Ga.
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Nd St. Nicholas saloon,

MAIN ST., NKAR EXCHANGE BANK,
Tho st. Nicholas FALCON, second to no other es-
tahlishmeHt IN the State, is constantly supplied
with the choicest
FRUITS, NUTS. etc,
which will lie sold by Who'll ESALE or RETAIL
most satisfactory terms.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS are Invited to exam
inc the iarpe and we'll selected stock. which rs be-
Ing constantly added to- before purchasing else
where
Parties and families supplied with CAk ES,
CREA NlS and JELII rs, OF every description.
OYSTERS and COFFEE, GAME and other
RFFRESllM ENTS ne, we'd in the best sly lie. in the
rear saloon, and at the shortest notice.
NH Sim A. ANTONI.
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THE SOUTHERN CONvENTIoN-Gov Harris,
OF Tennessee, communicated to the Legisla-
ture Of that State the resolutions of South
Carolina and Mississippi on the 2oth ult. In
his message accompanying them, he says he
does not see the propriety of calling a South
ern Conference.
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- rhnr"SRArHs and AMBRorYPAs, Of 4 snpe-
and " can bc obtained ut all hoaIs 81 the day.
steam GALLERY. Main street, nsaI the Dispatch
Iafx: s'xs s. rsa., ,a;ns,nE from GENTS 70 So
Nsits daily. SEsS
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THE AFFRAY IN FRANKLIN.-The Danville
(Na) Appeal, noticing the late afiray in
Franklin county, says:
Capt. Witcher, it is said, has surrendered
himself into custody but refuses to disarm
because he believes The friends of the Clements
are armed and have declared their intention
TO take his life. Mr.. Smith, who was wound
ed by pis tol ball in the shoulder during the
fight, is not considered out OF danger, though
strong hopes are enter tanned of his recovery.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

I4>OR HlR E-For the balance of the year n good
4 COOK WASHER and RONER. Also, GI RI,
accustomed to doing General hnuse wuIn i. Also A
VI AN. accustomed To driving, &c. Appl, 10
NH o-it CAUTHORN.
WET NURSE FOR HSRE.-A healthy ,ouny
W Woman. as WET NURSE. for the balancs
of the year 4 desirable. Apply at 1874 Nam street
between 18th and 18th streets NH 3-3t
E'0R HIRE-Two good Nl;RSES-one nine or
ten years old, the other eighteen. Apply to
LUCfEN LEWIS
Agent for hiring out negroes
tnh2-3t Metropolitan Hall.
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LOST AND STRAYED.

| OST-FlVE DOLL AR REWARD.-Near
streets. on Thursday night, March LIST. a pair of
very large PEARL OPERA GLASSES. They
were IN n case, with q small handle on the top. [
will give the above reward for their this
Office. uh b-3t+
| OST-REWARD GIVEN. IF NEEDED
Il a blank Mt.MORANDU BOOK, {back
cover,) between Wall street and Mayo's bridse.-
AS 1t 70 of no use the least anv one except
myself. the Under will confer great favor on the
subscriber BY leaving II either AZ this office, or ut
NH 5-2t JOHN PERRY'S. Wall street.
| OST-On Saturday, while collecting dray tick
OF which marked Nv. 4 r.. , The finder will con
Ter favor by leaving the same at the Dispatch of
hce. NH 5-ltI VIM BAT. RtODICk.
I OST-A plain GOLD BAND on Friday morn
- ing, between Sd and 5th streets, on Grace or
rankin; A suitable reward Will be given to the
hhoer, IL eft AT this Office NH So.
OSI-FTiday nj ght, in a carriage coming from
- the Theatre. a pair OF OPERA GLASS; s, for
witch the owner VIII give liberal reward If left at
this Office. NH ST..
Lou D.-A small sum of MONEY, in the
l. Capitol Square which the owner can have by
proving the same and paying for this advertise
nent. d. A. BROWN
NH Sit. Broad street.
STRAYED AWAY--On Friday even
A~Ning. March I'd, a large blood BAY HORSE.
%-.@-Ntnree white feet and blaze face IN fine or
der. | Will pay a reward of So for ms delivery to
me. l.. POWERS,
Corner Mosby and Venable streets.
mn o--zt Union Hill
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AGas Fixtures! Gas Fixtures! :..Our
stock of GAS CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS,
BRACKETS, PORTABLES &C., be ing very larse
and complete, NO are anxious TO reduce It: there
fore, trOm this date, uctcr mned to sell them
without regard To COST. Call aud satisfy your
selves ol the above asSe rtion.
STEBBfNS & PULLEN.
NH 5-3t No. lOl Broad street.
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~ II. G.. McCANN 4 MISS Vi. A.
49, MCCAIN PORTRAIT PAINTERS
room %. MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
Miss MCCAIN will execute most of the ladies'
P9R TRAITS, the sottLess and richness of her
style OF coorlng being peculiarly adapted to the
purpose.
Mi. 1NO. W. DAWES Marble Works Ife 22-lmt
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NoN-INTERCoURsE.-The New York Express
of Saturday has the following paragraph
The Charleston jobbers, this year, are doing
an unus ually large business, and are now max
ing their second purchases on liberal scale.
The Columbia steam packet Of to day, was ar
nounced as full on Thursday afternoon.
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-. AMUsEMENrs
.CoNcEKr
rf THg
RICHMOND PHILHlRunxtc

"''""'ND PHILHARMONIC Assoc,,,.
favor s Msih xh ,e1"sst and ~ consds,,
'hIs aSrs1c,siiop wli give he ,s vas r... =
At "h'h1SH !; HALL, on f1Rsil kh9,SScgsr
II affords the AssociatIno ~ ~, o clock. "Fkt
s,a.s 10 us friends and the pnbl,oT sahc,se.
numbers and proficiency sInes 'f, its lnsrs,.
| FULL ORCHESTRA UP wv a'4
III, STR INGED lNsTRii-SWpl, RkrD H..
| The Association Is especial, nfNFs. -!
Tue nssis'ancsl9 10th the gocsl and 70 aa'os,
LA66Y 4 AM Il aafTrEfps Ssh 'H's
| OF our ciy, who have. with srea,
senfsd e nss'st them on this occas,o saadnes =,
To be had of any nemher ~ ~ % CLy-,
Jas. "oodhouse's Bookstore ana : sssocst,.'
store, Broad street. 'Hu r. Hayr',n F.
"a. Honorary, and Contributing Ma, ''
Thursday evening, 9Th INST ha,,.ne Asc~,.
ana H. ana procure their jackets, 'he ao4,
POPULAR LECTURE. 'fs
REV. DR FoNEsnr,
VIII deliver LECTURE a, u Il
THIS Monday EvENINi; "essy Cs,.
cling AT Ia O'Clock. 'ch 9Th coma,
suIJFcr-." 7hs LisAt II n. 3D.
, hnw Natural and Moral Philosoph,O of ., ,st
nA Admission. % cents.
MECHANiC>' HALL. '"''-f'
LADIES AND GENTLFyEy
no ~ ,htSpECFFCLfY 1Nt,,.
.r,, DR. =. Brown WILiILI'u,,NFi
The ORIGINAL ELECTO pSVGSuanN
W 70 causes gentlemen to tecons ThgpLt..,bSf
gold WATER, to LAUGH, SIM ~ " 81
KISS, besides thousand marysio,,.C w 1T Z.
hle things, Will give an Jntr"dnn,r'sa hd lsgia
MONDAY EVENING. Marcb .,I Dry isctRrs
EVENINGS. anu SATURN
Tickets to Introductory Lectn-a ,o...
wards - cts: Lecture to commence y ,eh's Ne
DIR. WILLIAMS may lie consnsi. ;" o.s
charee, AZ has Room IN the Hall. .rd ~ Tee
cure of all diseases. He can re(er or. M.
cures where patients had no hope. i,s'mfo-,
~ ~. VI VI r. X EK'S Ti,.r.
RESPONDENTS viii take place ~. LAf
G% TIL RID BAPTIST CHURCH n T ~ ;s
on MONDAY NIGHT. March s,b 81 pf'ce =
and at MANCHESTER BAPTIST Lps}qs-s
tDN ESDAG NIGHT. Tth. and an T'ttT III, n + "a
NIGHT. at 81 DNEI CHAPEL. {hfv4i
pupils; also. The Masters CLARK ''N ~ :,
Tickets % cents. Children amt se-v,r.
parents of the singers. half price Tn $50 lif
at III o'clock. 80 yeHasr.
MASONIC STATUE OF
A.. ,o,,N w SHINGT0v
Mechanics Inst
Open from "a. II. to 10 P. NJ ii ei,Isa'
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SERVANTS FOR SALE.

NURSE FOR SALE PRIVATELy-t,
~ excellent y L RISE, % une1ceptlonshle rbs,s.
ter. rs also good AMSTRESS, wl'hnu, e9rer
brance. Sold for no fault. Her cwper gps5s. /,
get her a good home, and will sell her low Ann
4" WILLIAMS L Eli lott
f. 29-5t g. Nains,,a
EOk SALE-A young. likely CHAMBERNAD
L and AMSTRESS. genteelI, "a ssd She 90
be seen at my office daily a, room III sold
u. w. II TYLER.
General Agent, Office NatsnsN,
ia lS-ts between 6th and TN stree,
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EA ROckbridSe Alum Water.-Thr water
obtained from the justly celebrated ROCKBRIDGE
ALUM SPRING. can he useG at this season with
great success. AS an Alternative, it is unsurpass-
ed. In cases of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and
many other diseases. it is singular!y effcacous,
and as a streng thenlng tonic truly valuable For
sale by FISHER Il WINSTON
NH 3--1m No. 125 Main street, Sole Agents.
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~ Special NOtice-.1he attention Of the
public is requested TO the sale OF genteei HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, elegant PIANOS. &c. to
take place at the resldenc of I'd. Grenler, Esq,
on Canal, between 4th and 5th streets, THIS DAY.
at ~ O'Clock. by order OF Law. s. MARYE, Trustee.
miI5- r.. b. COOK, Auct'r.
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TINS Is the titie OF small volume of poems
published by Messrs. MAoYARLANx 4 rrpar
SON. The writer is understood To be Mr.
MICHARD. a gentleman well known in This
community, where he has resided many
years. We do not know that we are at liber.
~ to give this name; but the writer has no
cause 70 blush for his book. aud need, there
fore. feel no dsIicacy in avowing the author.
ship. There IL great deal Of merit la this little
volume. The pieces seem all dictated by spirit
OF isrvent pisty, and are, some OF them, full
OF poefical thought. We especially commend
the "W0man Of Samaria" to the perusal Of
cur friends. It's a delightful episode Ia the
life Of our Saviour, charmingiy elaborated,
aid told with the appearance Of genuine rev.
essDcs, which Odds 70 It's attractions. The
WRITER. ms all traS poets are, seems 10 be most
csihcltc worshipper 0f nature, aud though
not posttcal, We commend this taste in him.
We venturs 70 recommend this book to the
pooItc ~ worthy OF attention both from its
Ue)ect ead 1T sxscutton. Tbs mechanical part
n ~ does fsat credit 70 The psbtishsry. ]
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MECHANICS HALL.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
80 r VI VI Err EK'S THHyv

MASONIC STATUE OF
AZ JOHN W. DAVIES Marble N.Y.
Mechanics Inst,
Open from A. II. to 10 p. NJ itaSS..'.t
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~, FOX RENT OR LEASE-The commo-
ti:::5 dious FRAME BUILDING on sth street. be
G:Atween Main and Cary, first door South of Cren
shaw new Hotel 1t has eight large and well
ventilated rooms kltch and necessary out houses,
and IS we'll suited Tor large family o. private
boarding house. Apply to
NH 5-lwf B. NJ. MORRIS.
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- MEDICAL CARD PhysirIan,
S>~a-a some ~. or years of are, provided he
was single man. will return thanks for informal
TON as 70 an opeh'ng for the practice of his pro
tesson, at some point betwIxt Tide water and the
Mounta ms, in Va. at some County Court House
or small town, where competition for practice is
not QUITE SO great as 1t is IN this city-ln which
there are tttttr too many doctors. 1t NAV he to
the interest OF those who wish Boarders to afford
HIM the desired information. Be pleased to ad-
dress a few lines on the subject 10
'MEDlCUS,' Richmond, Va.
+. 5 A stamp Will be enclosed In reply.
NH st
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Ca Spring Trade.%u

SAM'I. M. PRICE & co.
Are receiving by every arrival their supplies of
SPRING GOODS, consisting Of
All varieties of DR. ESS GOODS.
SILKS. ROBES,
EMBKOlDERIES, &C.,
Together with LARGE assortment of HOUSE
FURNISHING and PLANTATION GOODS, To
which the attention of their friends and the public
generally is invited.
SAM'L NJ. PRICE Il CO,
NH l--1w l57 Main street.
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Il - GINA MECHANICS IN.
2s>Ea STITCTE.-A regular monthly meeting
of the Vlrginla Mechanics Institute will be held
IN the hall, on 9th street, THIS EVENING at y,
O'Clock. Members are requested to he punctual IN
their attendance. J. w. LEW ELLEN,
NH Sit Secretery
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a. TO MESSRS. A. }. TERRELL,
eS>>.5 VIM. {: TALIAFERRO, FENDALL
GRIFFIN. JAMES GILMAN. AND OTHERS
In compliance with your request and in accord
ance with my own tnchnaton: hereby announce
myself candidate for SH ERIFF OF HENRI
co COUNTY. and respectfully solicit the votes of
my fellow cItzens in May next. for that office.
pled:lng mSs self To discharge the duties of the of
ie It's JOHN o. TAYLOR.
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WANTS..

NfANTED-Lad.est to ardon us for our unea
w lantr, IN not hrst inviting them however.
we now admit our error and earnestly solicit the r
presence, and In consideration of the same, pre-
mise sreat bar.aI with renewed attention and
polteness. Ladies', forgive this our first nes lect,
which your presence alone Will prove To
flllA
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= 50 REWAKD.-I will pay a reward of
G. So Tor the apprehension and delite to me
4Hot NEGRO WOMAN, named ANNIE
Lk1SShe IS about 50 or S, years of age, very grum
sA-A-When spoken TO and very sorenly IN her
per end OF the county. II IS probable she may be
lurking about the city. II taken of the city the
above reward Will be paid and all reasonable expen
SEES. MRS. B. FlNNET
No. 800 Broad St, next door 20 Vim. 2. Ladd's
NH Sit Druy Store
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@ tOMPAtIONS.-IO GU are summoned to
w attend continued convocatIon OF l.afa,
~ cite Royal Arch Chapter, No. 43. at your
Chapter Room. in Bosher's Hall, Il Il is
tMonday) EVENING at Ga O'Clock
Members OF Chapter No. 3, and transient Com
panons in good standing, cordial, invited TO
visit us.
b, order of the Nj. r. H.
NH Sit H. w. LUBBOCK. Secretary,
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James River and Ka.awha .

We mentioned, In our issue of Saturday,
that Mr. PATRONS substitute for the amend.
ment Of the charter Of the James River and
kanawha Company was passed by q vote OF
81 to "a. We are led to hope that the large ma
jority in the House, indicating, as it does, the
absence. In any great degree, ofsec tonai consid-
erations, affords presage Of success In the SEN
ate. We regard this bill As one OF aho mos'
important ever brought up in any Aesisia'
ture that ever sat in the Capitol. or the
overwhelming importance Of connecting the
waters OF the Kanawha with those OF the
James. it il unnecessary to speak at this late
hour II has been demons ira ted in thou sand
shar,es and in a thousand different ways. 1t
has been proved by the experience of other
States. demonstrated by appeals to irresistible
facts. sustained by the surveys Of engineers,
and rendered certain by the jealousy Of rival
improvements. WASHINGTON saw the i'm
por lance and believed in the feasibility of the
work. MARSHALL strenuously insisted on it,
successive Legislatures concurred in putting
1t in train OF execution, and nne-tenths OF the
people Of the State agree that if it were once
done, it would add to the wealth of the State
to degree of which the imagination can form
no conception. No work with similar object
could for moment compete whit. ltwould
never be frozen more than three weeks in 3
year it would afford the shortest water route
to the seaboard; it would tap the richest
country in the world, and it would have run
ming alongside Of it, and ready to transpor.
all such merchandise could bear it. the
greatest system Of railroads in the country
The work ought to have been finished early in
the present century. Had it been so, we should
have had city here now numbering half a
million and the population of the State would
have been double what it is; for this is no sec
tional work, and we are glad to see this great
fact indirectly acknowledged by the vote in the
House. There is no portion of the State which
will not feel the impetus impaired to its pros
peri'y by the successful operation of a work
eminently Virginian.
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PLIES lNFALLlBLE BAKING POWDER, Tor
elegant manner. Light, sweet, and Wholesome
Loaf Bread, Hot Biscuits Batter, Buckwheat, OF
Cakes. Brown Bread. Dumpngs, Puddlnss. POI
fies, and every descriptoa Of Pastry !; for sale by
inh 2-lw PURCELL. LADD Il co.
M We are manufacturing Boots and
SHOES more extensively than heretofore Our
friends. customers and the public generally, may
BOOTS and SH0ES as we import our own mate el
fas. ana we nave now IN our employ ment the best
BOOTS SHOES .! ! T Il BY KS a., v,,,crx
OF all Qualities and at all prices All OF which will
he sold Low" either wholesIle or retail; by co
No. IL Main street. Richmond. Va
y. SHOOTS and SHOES made To order for La
dies, Gentlemen. Boy ard vi isses. US heretofore,
ana al orders VIII he promptly attended 10 by
NH l-lW ALEH. HILL Il co.
"a London Club Sauce-f'or many years pre-
pared for, and used exclusively by, the fashionable
and aristocratc Clubs of the Metropolis. 1t has
passed the most critical ordeal and met the uni
For ROAST EATS: STEAKS, cHOPs. FISH,
GAM r, SOUPS, &C.. &c..i possesses unrI-
vailed richness of a TsRK fEfpi HFd y London
Sold hy FISHER L WINSTON, sole asen,s for
virginia. fe 29-5wt
nAls6O. Spring. l.6o.~a
WATKINS FlCKLEN.
BROWN STONE BUILDING. l59 MAIN STREET,
Are prepared Ia offer to
w HOI ESALE and ETAiL BUYERS,
from all sections OF the country, lar, e and at
FRENCH AND BRITISH DRY GOODS,
Consisting in part of
PlECE. SILKS and SILK ROBES, in 5, and Q
FlOunces
French and English DRESS GOODS
SHAW LIS in great variety.
Novelties in
SILK AND LACE MANTILLAS
, LINENS AND WHITE GOODS.
TRAVELLING GARMENTS and DJ'STEKS
nOCSEh EkPlNG GOODS.
REAL f.ACES,
PARIS EMBROIDERIES
PLANTATION GOODS,
-, HOSIERY, &c.
The above, with other articles not enumerated.
comprises the largest. most varied and desirable
stock ever before offered.
ie 24-l2t WATKINS & FICkLEN
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z xNS VIRGIN CENTRAL AGRU.
80 CULTURAL SOClETY.-Th MONTH
~ MEETING of the Executive Committee of
Lyons on WEDNESDAY. the 7th instant. at IL
O'Clock A: NJ. e. DIMMOCK Secretary.
NH Std
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x - TRADERS BANk.-At a meeting
- OF the Commissioners, under an act OF
the LeglSatu to incorporate the TRADERS
BANK OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND passed
18th February. 1860. il resolved that Books of
Subscription be opened the 22d day of March,
~ the foloWn& places in the city OF Richmond :
DICKINSON. HILL \ Co.'S, Hector Davis. Pulliam &
Belts Smith Il Ilarwocd's and isaacs & Tay lor's
Tor subscription to stock to said Bank
COMMISSIONERS:
HECTOR DAVIS, JIG. JOHNSON.
G B. HILL. GEO. w. YANCEY,
w. s DUPREE. GEO w SMITH
S.R FONDREN, WM H. BE'TTS
J. Il. DAVIS. L. " JONES
RO LCMPkIN. SOLOMON DAVIS
J. Ii. PLEASANTS, e2I-lm
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THOMAS h FISHER,
Southern Boot and Shoe Mandatory,
NH 5-lw rs Broad street

SHYANTED-La BOR-The James River and
w kanawha Company want Ia hire eighteen
able bodied NEGRO MEN 10 work during the
remainder OF the present year the repairs oi
the Canal between tins city and LynchimTs. The
company Will pay liberal rate of hire for tho
balance of the year, and feed and cothe well. ami
pay all nie,ca attendance, free vi charge the
r.. l.. CfiINN,
NH Sim Supt. j. X. & X. Canal.
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IA. Spaldins's Prepared Glue. .-As acct.
dents will happen, even IN we'll regulated fami-
lies, 1t IS very desirable TO have a cheap and con-
vsnient WAY for repairing Furniture. w o
WORK, CROCkERY. 81 ASSW ARE. VENEER
ING: &c. &c. Ne housekeeper should be without
SPALDING'S GLUE.
Brush accompanies each bottle. and 1t can be
used Immediately. dong away with tie necessity
for onelegged chairs. broken crockery. spliEteIed
veneers headless dolls and broken cradles. For
sale by FISHER Il WINSTON. druggists,
min SGT No. l25 Main street.
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BOARDING.

pOAKDiNG.--I respectfully invite ms os,'
- patrons, and other gentlemen wlshIag b.
BOARD tn cali on me. on GOvefuer street, o,t'
" The Office lmh 2-iw ii. ". JONES
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II Richmond, March 5, 1850. {
NSpecial Order.
III The members oil this command Will attend r
- stated meeting AZ their armory iSprlngieiu
Ha) this tMONDA1t evening. at a quarter he
fore O'Clock. II Is very necessary that every
men,ber should be present, immediate action
bile drill room.
II: B.-The Court of Enquiry W II hold it's session
at til IS meeting. By order of J ! ENoLIsIi Com
maEdant nh 5-It :. J. Tt ckER .. :.
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TEETH, SOUND AND HEALTHY GUMS. RE
LIEF AND FREEDOM FROM TOOTHACHE.
OOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID prevents and
moves Tartar, arrests decay. whitens the Teeth
and imparts delIghtful fragrance to the breath.
Recommended by Drs. Peasants, Hudson, Jones,
Hancock. Steel, &C., of this city, and Dentists
ervwhere.
For sale by all Druggists. NH 3-3.+