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One Square, ons year. SSeEaeh additional Square, $40.
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, win be charged for the excess.
N THE WEEKLY
oEE DOLLAR per Square for the FIRST and FT cEs for each
subsequent Insertion,
Advertisements published in bok the Daily and Weekly viii
charged full daily rses With half The weekly rates
added.
7TGnsies Advsrsisents ssss Be paid for tas time Of
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I 3Ss8tb " pAaAoofa %
/ WHOLE TICKETS. $40 4; HALVES, $40; QUARTERS IS
EIGHTHs 50 so
Certificates Packages will be sold At the following rates,
/ which is the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of % whole Tickets s2s9 90
I 40 40 % Half do I4g 50
/ a. do Is Oasrter de- "A IS
! 40 do a5 Eiehth DO 81 y
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NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED BIZ

JOHN KOB q CO..
The Heircsss By Mrs ANS. sTEPHEsF.
A Life Struggle: By Miss PARDoE.
Lucy Crofton; By the author Of 'Dsys Of NJ Life" etc
Habits Of Good Society: hand book forlaiiss and
gentlemen.
footballs on the Boundary Of Another
World b R. D. OWEs-
Debit and Credit; By CHEvaLHH BUSES.
wit and HumoE in Paragraph PRETIez.
Whfms and Walls. By THOMAS HooD.
The Rivals; OF, TUE TIsEs OF BURR AND BAN
ILTON.
Reulah. By AUGUSTA J. Evans, fifteenth Edt0u-
Woman, GA FEzME) By n. J. McHELET.
ArchboldsB Criminal Practice and Plead
fng-Nev edition, with Watsrman's Notes Price, 81.
The Voyage OF the % FOxs' in ths Arctic
seas. narrative Of the discovery Of fate Sir
Jon Franklin and his companions, Captain MeCniocE
HNLL D. with maps and Hlustrationa- Price, $50.
Art decorations. Being aeomplso guide 70 ornameuta
work, painting, drawing, etc, etc. For sale BY
mario JOHN YORK a 60.
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FREIGHTs FORWARDED.
Louisville and Nashville

1.-TWO through Express Passenger Trains between Nashville
and Louisville making close connections at Louisville for
New York Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore Washington City,
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Cleveland, Cncnna ST. Louis and the
On and after SUNDAY, January ed Js6O trains will
follows:
First train Nashville at $50 daily, stopping at Gal
latin Bowling Green, Glasgow Junction. and all regular stations
sgnaed Tag, and arrive at Louisville at $50 NJ
Returning Louisville at $50 NJ stopping above
aid arriving in Nashville at sos A b.
Second train leaves Nashville daily Sundays excepd at
1890 NJ, stopping above and arriving in Louisville at
$40 P. NJ. Returning leaves Louisville at 40 A NJ and
arrive in Nashville at 536 P NJ.
Gaatn Accommodation Train Nashville daily (Sun-
excepted I5 P NJ and in Gastn a5l0 P. NJ
Returning Gaan at zoe NJ and arrives in Nashville
at 9:lOA.M NJ.
Al. FIELD, GenI. TicketAgt
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TEN LINES Oh LESS CONSTITUTE a SQUARE.
IN THR DAILY
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
RAILROAD

TTNHB0UGH Tickets sale at the Depot Market street,
Nashville, the following places at The prices annexed
New York with choice Of II different routes 90
PHILADELPHIA with choice Of 70 dnerent routes "a so
Baltimore with choice OF different routes, st 25 81
PittsburQ With choice Of different routes Ig 90
Niagara Falls with choice of different routes at - % 90
Cleveland with choice Of different routes at... "a 90
Buffalo, with choice Of different routes % 90
st. Louis with choice of different routes a... I6 90
Cincinpst with choice Of different routes at 10 IS
DAYTON with choice Of different routes a.... 70 90
Columbus with cheica OF different routes at.. Is %
Wheeling with choice Of different routes at. u 40
st. Joseph with choice Of different routes, at. q so
Boston, with choice Of dferebt routes at.... 80 90
Travellers the Louisville and Nashville Railroad reach Bos
tom New Philadelphia 70 hours than BY
other from Nashville Tickets beproeured at any hour
in the day A. J. FIELD,
mar 9s-tf General Ticket Agent
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GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
s. / o Q 0 O O l

Glass No. 252 Draws Saturday, May 90, $50.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETa
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pIssECTING INsTnUmENTs

DIssECTING INSTRUMENTS
AND
Medical SaddIe = "a s.
IKE are Just in receipt q another supply Of Dsssng In
Nv struens and Medical Saddle Bags q rev and improved
stys:to Eheh respectfully Invite the attention Of Medical
Students and Practitioners
RAINS, BROWN q CO.,
ocf30 No - South Side Public Squara.
FIRST VOLUME or HEADS REPORTS
Are now file my Office Tor distribution, CLERKS o. Circuit
and Criminal Courts hereby noa to call and receive them
April "A, 1860. J.V. CLARK, CLERK
The Reporter has also len with number Of copies for sub
scribsrs and Others Who nay want them. aprls-sv
Hoe & Cots Celebrated Circular saws,
h ELTvERED the Virginia and Teraessee Depot At Lynch
y burg al Factory list prices G DABNEY,
mar23-tEly PhHnix Foundry, Lyaehburg, Vs.
Mercer Potatoes.
40 BBLs New York Mercer Potatoes, good Tor eating
LyNB planting, Just reeeiged By A, yENklNs
War3s No. IA Market street.
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Jasper BRANCH RAILROAD.

Oyr1cE Nlsav1LIE & CHAT1 AEooaA RAILROAD Co.,
October Sd, 1859
order Of the Board Of Directors calls made the
Stock Of the Company subscribed for building Branch
80 ~ bridgeport to Jasper payable to the Treasurer Of this
Company asfolows: ,.-o -
One dollar each Share on ire lst Goyem lS and Two
~ Febary March, April May June, July, August septem
SER October, and November, le6V .
NAV be made Jackson Pryor, at Jasper, to the
treasurer al his Office in Nashville
in meeting calls requested Ct the subscrb
= ~ s construction Of the road depends exclusively
r he means provided specifically for that purpose.
~ a.E ~ ". A. GLEAVES, Treasurer.
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nELmRoLD,s
GBNUINR PREPARArIONl

HELMBOLD's BUCHU for he Bladder
HELMB0LD'S BUCHU forihs Kidneys
HELMBOLDsSB UOHU for TIE Gravel
HELmBOLDss BUCHU for the Dropay.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU forNeryOusness.
HELMIBOLDsS BUCHU for Loss Of Memory.
HELMBOLDsS RUCHU sor Dimness Of Vision.
HEEMBOLDsS BUCH q for Dincult Breathing
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for Weak Nerves.
HELMBOLDsS BUCEEU for General Diblitg.
HELWBOLDsS BUCHD FOR Universal Lasstude.
EHELITBOLDsS BUCEa Z FOR HonorOf Disease.
HELmBOLDsS BUCHU for Night sEeats.
EmBOLDsS BUCEIU Tor Waketulness.
ELWROElD5S RUCEHU for Dryness q the Skin
RELMBOLD's BUCHU for EXCEPTIONS.
HELIB0LDsS BUCHU for Pain in the Sack
HELmBOLD'S BUCHU for Heavinezs Of the Eyelids
with Temporary suiIusaaOn and Loss CT Sight.
HELmBOLD'S BUCHU Tor Mobility ard Restlessnes
with Want Of Attention and Horror Of Society.
HELmBOLD'S BUCHU for Distractions.
HELmBOLD'S BUCHU ior Ezossses arising from Ia
discretion, and al diseases Of
FEMALEs--FEMALES
FEMALES--FEMALEs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OLD OK YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED., OR
CONTEMPLATING uARRIAGE,
TAKE No MORE PILLS.
TAKE No MORE PILLS,
THEY ARE OF NO AVAIL
THEY ARE OFNO AVAIL
HELmBOLDsS EXTRACT BUCHU
IS THE VERY BEST
REMEDY IN THE WORLD
For all complaints incident Sex, whether arising nom in.
discretion Habits Of Di ssipation, or in the
m rrrn ms, L
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NOFAMTLE SHOULD BE WITHOUT TT
TAKE NO MORE BALSAu. MERCURY, Or
UNPLEASANT MEDICINE FOR IN
PLEASANT AND DANGEROUS DIS
EASES.
HELmBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
SECRET DISEASES
In all their stages, At little Expense;
Little no change in Diet, No Inconvenience;
AND NO EXPOSURE.
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NJ oored to rua he Ten Brock Course, the FIST
day Of he regular meeting in January 1862, sweepstake
va colts and allies, dEnppei in 1852 nile hestg $500 sub
sDon S30 forfeit; $50 decarao i made the frst day
al Nav 1885, with S50 piece Of plate added by the ivannah
lub provided start the second horse to save hs
atsffssn subscribers 70 al the Eae-to name and
s on the rstdsy Of May. 1866 Subscription and declaration
% b the Secretary Of the eavarnah Jockey Club AID
the stsks to be run By the rules Of the Club.
Security for the forfeit required when the subscription sade
s. YATES LEVY. Secretary.
.srr at-,.-rn Savannah. Ga.
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PROGRAMmE;

SE1-A s=sa-ss==
TER Annual Meeting over he Ten Broes7 99s o;I.
menoe the second Tuesiay In JanuAis' i-o' -
thrgug tie week --,s.
PROGBAmmEs
v.r, - rol. statss for three year oldss mile
heatsone hundred an hfy $3.50 dollars yeeo
tcliars forfeit; 30 which the CLUB VIE Wi - 9eee
= Ire rare e run. III u To close lsl ae1 - ,,lI.
Et,tr Drq-Jockey Club Purse 41l0! t"o --'-
als heats g,r. t,- t,v, ,-s.v aida r,5ls
FnooND Wednesiay Colt etsAss .ol &C. fs.9i sII
Lrire rs O0 dollars entianee-hlli ts'J collars
forfeit, Close i ~ Pure three hundred SseQ dollars
mile hcais ,-,-A NJ. .s,-.7- "a r. zoo,
THlEn UAT--LhnrEla5 -soo-es Si-0
iosiars-3 nile heats - ,..-s-.s q. qoo, s-,,.-
- Tridsv-Oolf STAKE for year olds, emile heats
49, l-5 qs0 dollars entTsnce0ne hundred lel09l dol
- 1900 Il 5ch tie Club will add three hundred (SoO) dol.
- N ~ ~ frruu II TO Gloss LIST Mays ldsg.
$40 race, nile heatspurse four hundred
feF16, 5,fi.-s Second horse 10 rave his enhance
F- aafurday-Post Stake, mile hels-free for an
,ges hupirsi (s200l dollars entrance play pay to
$50 - Ii win a6 twelve HUNDRED Is 800 dollars, Il two
-. srf Thsssond horse 20 bis entrance. Five
more 20 an Ire stake III TO close The Isl May, leol
Entries to be made % -
~.
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coal OIL LAmPS.

ON BOXES superior Gold Chop 10. Fire Crackers il
Eebkt and ior sale by
deeg-u HIGH McCREA 4 co
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mngfsfrnte,s Guide.

Containing all the common laws the powers and duties
,rit-a Constable and Coroners, and all criminal and cVi
f scesary for o. officers and business aih
~ Ne bv JOHN YORK < CO.,
i.n9f No. %, Union Street
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D.snllz, KY, March 7. 1850,

MEssRs W. B. DoDBs 4 Co., CICISzATr
DEAR sIEsTke safe purchased Of in September last
has stood the great which occurred town The 22d
February sElsDdtl had large amount o. notes. Feept
&c In it. before building burned took the papers ou bufp put
in some sheets Of paper, and upOn opening since the bnng1
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y DOZEN Coal Oil Lamps, various STYLES fted with the
ID celebrated Collin Burner, for sale BY
mar2-u RAINS, BROWN & 90.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24
10 e. ri CIT e MI e,
Err IN

40 TIE TRADE OF VIRGINIA.
- ETEl,RlNGi TO an advertisement inserted by US In The
Ia Richmond Enquirer Of the 9Th instant, in relation to
the use uf our brand upon Candles Of an Inferior quality,
We have now Ia say that on an Investigation OF the facts ut
tending such USE Of said brand, We are now satisfied that
there has been no design TO injure US, and that the brand
WAS used without the knowledge Of the proprietor OF the
establishment, In which It was SO used.
DENIM & CO.,
New York, Feb. Is, lSG0. 81, broad street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


e-PNEUMONIA.-This dreadful disease which
has heretofore proved so ntal in our community, may be
easily prevented ny the freeze use OF hAhERs PREMIUM
RITTERS Those who are al all familiar wilt lis ELECTS
upun the human sysie IN know that 1t Is produced by a cold,
from Which the lungs become inhamed, and the patient
often dies. To prevent pneumonia, therefore, It is only ne
cessarv to guard against cold; and as Bakers Premium
Ritters are The finest stimuiant and tonic ever discovered,
when nroncrly taken they SO tone the system as to protect
Il arains, the sudden changes Of weather TO which our ell.
matt is nda,,tcd, and thereby prevent the catching Of colds
and coughs. ru, there Is another reason why these liitterS
r UNSURPASSED in such diseases. Being composed entirely
of vegetable liquids, the greater portion Of the ingredients
used nrc Of q very healing nature, and so powerful at the
sum, lime in their action as TO reach at once such internal
orrans ms may become inilamed and cure them. For chillS
und fryers. bIliousnesS, cholic, dyspepsia, bad cough and
sore throat, they have been freely administered for
yrnrs past, and In no case have ever failed to give
relief when taken rs directed. As i family medi.
cine they have 40 parallel, and have always proved
of great benefit to weak and delicate children when admin.
ieterel TO them. No family should be- without them, rs
they often supersede the necessity OF sending for n ,luctor.
To be had Of Purcell, Laid & Co.. and all other pro,ui.
pcnt Druggists in the city of Richmond, and elsewhere in
Virginia and North Carolina; also, of Q. Slott & Co., Wash.
ington, D. c.; +. IL. Stabler i Co., Baltimore; B. a. Fahne.
stock & Co., Philadelphia, anu Barnes & Park, New York.
Orders filled by addressing
L. BAKER, Proprietor,
Exh Richmond Ea
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Is COPY.
I~n,SfoR Dr. rSIID.

Richmond, January LIST, 1850.
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From Washington City.

- .-y.xc-ay. Feb. .3.-This forenoon the Seventh Regi'
y" ~ ynrS paid their respects to the President
So S,,:sd on ;he Avenue fronting the Executive mansion.
t.:,. aad company officers thea catered The man,Ion'
= x-r. ~.erc.aliy introduced to The President oy Hon;
=. Co,h;ane. The President. Secretary OF war, anu
..s inn reviewed the Regiment, passing The entire
80 - lie L.e bare.headsd, which Is considered the
49,: conpl:a.a, ever paid ANY body OF visiting military
- gr,ime:.. :.en returned 10 their quarters, and amer
.-,,,'a. OF dinner, took the extra ;rain OF cars Tor hoine'
w.. sth;aa them the most favorable impression.
~ ,rrea;n Regiment we're cenpIimen.ed TODAY by The
20. er II. unalIro Gus passage OF 4 resolution providing
-, t,r ;n,i- accommodation in The ealleri.s, Of which the!
3D. .i.-. .iIsS
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JOHN & GEORGE GIBSON,

BUILDERS, RICHMOND, Va,
WT0CLD respectfully inform their friends and the puhiic;
generally, that their establishment, mt the corner Of
Cary and Sixth streets, (rccen;ly destroyed by hre,) has
been rebuilt In a substantial manner, and that they are now
prepared 10 resume operations IN their department oil DUST
ness, on al extensive scale. To this end they have enIars-
I'd their workshops and furnished them with all the in-
proved machinery and other appliances which can facilitate
or expedite the prosecution Of CARPENTRY WORK, In its
various branches.
Their new Saw Mills, on Mayos Island, arcnhw completei
oil such a scale OF capacity rs will enable them 10 meet inc
increasing demands Of the city for building tltnhers. Inc
Mills are Of Tire largest and most approved Kind, built NY
Geo. Page Il Co.. Of Baltimore, and having their patent mo,
tions ami attachments. The steam engine, OF one hundred
horse power, was built by John & james Turner, oil ms
city. Thry have on hand several RATS oil ilrst rate pine ioEs,
ana have ,nadc arrangements to get n continuous supply,
and are prepared 10 fill all orders promptly, NJ reaso'an's
prices and on accommodating. terms. They have engages
4 reIiabl. mechanic to work their lath machine, anu Will
furnish plastere-s' lails in any quantity that may be de-
sirtd.
They will. as heretofore, furnish PLANS and ESTIMATES
for buildings and other improvements, and will cnntrnc' iWr
;lc erection and completion Of the same, IN tile cry or
COUNTY,.
For The liberal patronage extended 10 tltem ~ rHsI years
by the citizens uf iticIMond, and "ihcr portlons v ue
State. they beg leave 10 express their grateful thnn.s, anu
assure them that they will endcavor by every means IA 'hetr
power 10 merit u continuance If their favor AMI confluence.
Jan 3-,.Jw
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;iin.SE News.

-o::1"F %EigIN0Z:i, FEBRUARY %, $50.
,t,r ,r.t.. -u.. t.S 1T , O'CLOCK.
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-u:.uF EiClNOI.,, FEBRUARY %. 1850.
uag SAT-. ru,> DAY ST ! o'cLUcg.
ARRIVED,
schr Manchester, Nelson, S-w York. mdze.
Schr T. NIcGer,cn. ANON. Boston. mhzr.
Schr Octayia Ellen, Elliot. Bn,;iaao.s, suann.
Echr Butterfly. Hubbard, Baltimore. :aano.
Sehr Clara. Smith, james liver. lcater.
Schr Henry Read. Pas>wa:-r. Jane. ii:e,, lumber.
Scar +. Miller, jaime. river. wheat.
Schc \. and VI. samson, D.oxa. Baltimore. cuaao.
Schr Georccaana, LandOn, lanes river, ILiahrr.
StaF Sanaria, Tool, Norfolk, cuaao.
Steamer Brl!viierr Krau-. Baltimore, mdse and passen-
"a.
SAILED.
STEAMER B-ly;,!-rc. Keanr Baltimore, mdze ana passen.
e:s.
s:hr w:n. Speare. Jones. Baltimore, Ia ballast.
Schr s.. Cloud. Gwa:n-y S~nithie!d, in ballast.
s>hr Rebrcca AID Harriet, down the river light.
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BANK

4 r 4 meeting Of the Commissioners, under an Act OF the
"A. Legislature to incorporate the TRADERS BANK OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, passed 18th February, 1s6n,
IL was resolved, that hooks Of subscription be opened on
the s2d day Of March, at the following places In the city Of
Richmond: Dickinson, It'll & Co.'S, Hector Davis, Puliam
( Belts, Smith a. lIarwood's, and Isaacs Il Taylor's, Tor
subscription to stock TO said hank.
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'CI,,. yseonlrs, CONVENTION.

u~,...s:.6, Pa. Feb. 23.-The Peoples Convention re-
-. SHE, III. Forming, and resumed The debate on the re-
,l",. 10: .a- selection uf Chicago delegates. A substitute
!. .,rep;ed sud carried, allowing the delegates OF the
.,oc. tOa:r residual districts 10 select their own Chicago
....;.,-i.> aslins: l.. Th+ Convention then proceeded
: animate a candidate fos Governor. On the third ballot
-, Csr,!a received ;ie nomination.
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LIGHTE 81 BRADFs x I'S PIANOS.
VIZ Gull the attention # the citizriis If Richmond and
w Virginia TO our Piano Fortrs, which we have placed
with MIR. Carusi, that their qualities, In every respect, may
be tested BY the side OF the famed Chickering's.
We warrant all our pianos, and can show as high and rs
numerous testimonials as any factory in the country, all
OF which can lc seen at Mr.. Carusi's, on broad street, third
door from Ninth. LIGltTE Il BRADBURY.
I,r. II
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SCiiuOi

At GREENWOOD l,Ernr, ALBguIRLE CnrSTr, VIRGINIA
4 FEW places have become vacant, which pupils MA.
Ia obtain upon application to the Principal
Feb t-+ldSItc WILLIAM DiSWlDDIE, VI. A.
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Drlprafcs Elected. &c.

s..,Soss, Fg1. 9j.-The Seventh Regiment! passed
lie c:, :h:s AFTERNOON, and excited great at.eis.
&c.
Il lave elsc,.: B:ea; and Lanahan delegates to Charles
|. Bah az Instructed to 80 for the strongest man,
Z: !. anLs-s;ood they are for Douglas.
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-mc M, ,xlsr.fs.s KALsAM OF WILD

EW~ DIR. MISTAKES D3LSk.H 80"
CHERRY" Eallou's Pictorial" OF "ith July says mean
zing the true sense Of responsibility attaching 10 inc cu''0'
and publisher of n widely circulated Journal we shou'a
it little less than a crime to recomnen" any Ca
hound the real virtue Of which We could not CONSCIENTIOUS
10 endorse This balsamic compound has become a home
ix,ur.: and all persons who suffer, and nave ia Ian o.
tempted to cue their Coughs, Colds, lroneh'al OF ru'"f'"
= 'ronnlaiuts. make use Of this uncqualled remedy.
The following certificate from a distinguished" ee"'e"'
Is equally conclusive: u,u r,ovn
Important letter from Rev Jacon seeHle., p.nnsvIva.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-02-24

Fl. l..
z As resumed the practice OF law in the city "i Rlch
EG mond. ONace in Bclvin's new building, on Eth street,
fronting Bank street. Jan 20
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~ MRS. wINSLow, an experienced nur

~ MRS. WINSL0E, an experienced nurse
and female physician, has y Soothing Syrup for chill
dren t~ec;hing, which gea,ly facilitates the process oil
t~eethlns by sotenins the gums reducing all inflammation
will allay all pain and is sure 10 regulate the bowels. De.
pend upon. II, mothers, il will give Fest to yourselves, ana
relief and health TO your infants. Perfectly safe In all
cases. See advertisement in another column.
May S0-d&cly
l@~lT HIS Is 4
reported that in most Of the Western cities, the Flown
Dcll' tolls every day nj noon, for the Inhabitants to gu!r
down quinlne, as u preventative Of diseases caused by Ma
laris Of the climate. or course takins quinlnc Is q c"nta-
sious habit, and every new settler is supplied with the poi.
souous drug. and instructed 10 take II In large quantities., II
he would escape the Fever and Ague. Every house has Its
medicine chest filed with this dangerous stun, and rs regn.
lar rs the hour comes around, so regular do they sulp IL
down. rs though 1t wRs the richest delicacy OF the season.
Or. j. HOSTErrER, II good Samaritan Of l~ittsburg. know
ING the dreadful effects Of quiniae upon the human system,
when taken with SO much indiScretion has prepared u COM
nound which has, in all cases in which II has been Tried,
proved q speedy cure for Fever and Ague, aud all other
diseases caused by the digestive organs.
For sale by Druggists and dealers general? everywhere,
ami by ltuSIErIEN q sMtIh,
Manufacturers and PruprictOra,
Jan ll-Sw No. 5s Water and IS Front streets.
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E1U n y n y u W.
Q Q M MISSION CHAN S,
SiIOCk0E SLIP, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.. =.
CONTINUE 10 give particular attention 10 the snie OF
Tobacco, Wheat, Corn. Cotton or other Country pTo'
duce. Consisnmenis Of which are respectfully solicited.
January 9th. lSGO-9ml
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DISSOLUTION.

TgyllE firm Of GINTER, KENT & ALVEY. is this day dis,
L solved by mutual consent. LEWIS GlSTER ana
JOHN +. ALVEY having purchased the interest OF JAMES
: KENT. they ac hereby authorized TO settle the business
OF the late firm, and 10 use the name In liquidation only.
LEWIS GlSTER,
JAMES S. KENT,
JOHN +, ALVEY.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS. RIClIM0ND, VA,
GIVE attention TO the sale Of Tobacco, Wheat, Corn,
" &c, aud respectfully sollci; consigrmcnts.
y. c. READ, WILLIAM JETER,
Late Of TarIsdalr & Read. Late OF Clurksyjllc.
Jan 2-Gm
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THEATRE.
EtNKEL L q. ................ LE>sxES AND MANAGERS.
Go. kuus.i, Jnq. T. Ford, t. l.. MoxleyJ
BENEFIT, ASD LAST NIGHT
b.; one, OF the American Trased!an,
IL. J. T.. ROBERTS,
tGibAl EVENING, Feb. 18th, viii he performed the
L a:S historical p!Ay OF
LOUIS II.
L:g's 4! Mr.. J. 3 Roberts
seal, Mas Saloine
To conclude with the Comedy Of
FAINT HEART NEVER WuS FAIR LADY.
-: GC5!tZ -. Mr. J. Il. Robert.
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NOTICE no THE sT0CKMoLDEISs OF

Nv TrE VIRGINIA CENTRAL X. K. COMPANY:
SPECIAL meeting Of the stockholders OF the virginia
"a Central Railroad Company. will be held IN me CW ~ %
RirbmonJ. on WEDNESDAY, TIE .lsr DAY oF Mhhon'
ism n, 2 o'clock. +. NJ, for the purpose OF taxing INTO con-
s;dern,ion the provisions Of The act Of ihe Legislature 'u
thorizIng n loan 10 the Company. ,uo,-i,-
~. .i,rn,inn uf the stockholders is calledt to the 'ol'o"lhS
extracts from The bylawsof the Company: .;.,, ,,,s
no proxy shall be valid, given more sna" "a "'
before The meeting OF the Company uoi,r
10 proxy for individual stockholders shan pass Tree gS TIns
,o ~ r,,nrnInr from the meetings Of the company uhiess
he l. himself u stockholder.
hF u " wv j. GARRETT, Treasurer.
o'''" " RIcIMoSp, Feb. IS, 1850.
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