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Poison PROM VACCIxAr1ox.-S ne
sas.cner, postmaster ut Westford, Mass, died
"a me Ath ult. from poison absorbed with
u usSG na matter Ephraim Wright and Sam.
s.h inS sseo 9s OF the same town. died on the
matter came from Boston. Thar n mnch az
" being held. >- '"ec'cea inquesta
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DIED,

On Tuesday, 18th inst, JOHN YARBROCGH.
IN ans soth year Of his age n. .,,snd hi.
FROM the residence Of Mr. P. c. Larus. this tThurs
day afternoon ~ az O'Clock.
On Tuesday morning. after short illness. n! ~.
9th year
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HORRIBLE DEATH FROM SNUPF. DIPPIN0-
Miss Tennessee Gibson died last week in Ar
kansas, from the effect Of snuff-dipping. She
fell asleep with the "mop'' in her mouth aud
mortem revealed the tact that she had swal.
lowed the juice, which was converted into
nicotine. q deadly poison; her lips, cheek and
breast were smeared with the foul stuff in heI
dying struggles, alone in her room. Before
she retired she felt a deadly sickness, having
swallowed some of the juice, but she had used
II 90 long, nothing was thought Of her com.
plant until it was too late.
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MARRIflD.

on tho I'm j1gx, by tho Revx gr. Baker, Mr..
tor q d. late main mai !, bslsrns. 4 ss': city.
g saly city. esths ssh nst, .tths residence of
To,a Rs,,;.rs ~. A f2RHRMi 1 KtESSi' of
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FIRRs.-The residence of Mrs. Oarnafix, in
Greenbrier county, Va, was destroyed by fir'
on the 2ith ult. The saw and grist mill Of w
s. McVey, in the same county, was burnt or
the 4th inst.
| AN INDUSTRIOUS LEGIsLATURE.-One thou
sand three hundred and thirty-twO genera
acts, and thirty joint resolutions were passed
at the recent session of the Legislature Of Ken
lucky.
NEW EXPLOSIVE MATERIAL.-M. Bottgen 8
German chemist has discovered that a nnior
OF carburetted hydrogen and nitrate of silver
nate of mercury.
An administrator on the estate of deceased
female, in New Hampshire, advertises for sale
at auction 1.-THE wearing apparel of Mrs A
o., deceased, consisting Of one bed, two
carpets, and one Sleigh
The body of Riley, the burglar, who leaped
from a Hudson ferry boat, November 5th has
been found, with the handouts still upon his
putrid wrists
Justice of the Peace at Weehawken, Hud-
SON county, N. j., recently baptized three
children according to the ual religious rites
Mr.. Lanargen, pyrotechnist, who was in
Jured some days ago by an explosion in his
laboratory, died in Boston Monday.
VIM. Ritchey, an engineer on the New Jer.
sey Central Road, was instantly killed on
Monday morning, train running over him.
The Boston Traveller records the death of
Oeacon i1DeneZer Ciapp, direct descendant in
the fourth generation of the Pilgrim stock
John g. Davis, of Staunton, Va, of the U.
5: LIST Dragons. died at Fort Walla. Walla.
Washington Territory recently.
Rev. Thos. w. Cooper, Of the Methodist
Church, died at Micanopy, Fla, on the 2ith
uit.
The notorious Parker French has again been
arrested at New Orleans on charge OF false
pretences.
1t is stated that 81 ~ eoo worth of wool is
annually destroyed by dogs in Ohio.
VIM. Burton, deceased, is said to be the in
ventor of the sherry cobler.'
A man named Boatright was recently mar
ried in Cooper county, Mo-. to his tenth wife.
There are 9, SOC students in the various medi.
cal colleges in the United States
Hon. g. ]. Faulkner, our new minister to
France, has arrived in Paris.
The Ohio Legislature has resolved upon
having an extra session.
A railway is on the tapis from Halifax to
Quebec.
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ussos. " Doufa.AxsRs.-Nr.C ohsu
wwssenant Of CHARLESTON, S. q. yisat.S y Ns..,
VII nm saI 20 % purchase haa soods, csrryins
family fouStsea years. She ~ s., sssvca als
aim rhortly after his arrival, and has nor ~,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH II.
High Water shis dag (7h~,sdny) n o'cloch
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr. Crenshaw, Moss, New York, mdze., d. 4
w. Currie.
schr. Clara Belle. Phillips, Baltimore, guano,
Schaer, Kohler i Co.
SAILED,
Brig Virginia, Ramsey, Rio, flour, Crenshaw 4
Co.
Schr. Catherine Jane. Hicks, down the river,
light.
Schr. Kate KaIlahan, Kallahan, down the river.
light.
Schr. William John, Gallagher, down the river,
light.
MEMORANDA.
Schr. A. r. Wetmore, Bogart, at City Point.
Schr. Nelly D., at City Point.
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ka- NJ. }. Franklin e. Co, Opticians. No.
las Main street. Richmond. Va, invite dealers IN
newly received splendid stock Of STEREO-
SCOPES ana STERkOGRAPHS Their stock is
as large any offered in the Northern cities, and
they viii make such prices as will deserve the
patronase OF the Southern merchants.
NH IA Inn
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BOARDING.

-
ROARD1NG.-Iw will have vacant on the 18th of
~ this month pleasant ROOM. suitable for a
accommodated: SHOT TOWER HOUSE."
Grace street, I'd door above st. Paul's Church.
NH l5-6t' Mrs RASS
ROARDlNG.-I have comfortable ROOMS. and
~ can accommodate two gentlemen and their
wives, or several single gentlemen, with BOARD
and LODGING. Terms moderate.
MRS. NESBITT.
NH UT" Corner FOushee and Cary SITS
D. X X r III q U > E.
BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best Of accommodations
With every effort for the comfort of guests LAR
DER not excelled in the United States.
IL. ID. PARKER,
NH JON I.F. MILLS.
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP YORKTOWN, PAR
RIsH. from New York:
&c Chapman. A. obeImyer' r. Nc Dermot T
McCullock. l.. w. Smith. DR.. 6. Anderson, A. w
Gill, X: c. sullivan; NJ; GuygaI, Thos. Howe, Dr
Antonl. ]. Johnson, 7. Mallet, j; H. Milspangh
], H. Kraehl, Y Da, Gilser. Potter John wy
nant. !; WhItehouse. E. F. TIld e + DundeI.aie
Hartwell. ii. r. Hunter, B. A. King, G. W. Pres
colt: NJ c. Wilson: s. G. HYATT, F. 9. Kirkland. F
B. StonE hton, d. Y. Shelton. A. J. Savage. and II
IN steerage.
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NEW BOOKS.
MORE ENGLISH EDITIONS

Oh r r
WI AtRANDQLPH'S BOOKSTORE and Bindery.
LORD ELGIN'S MISSION to China and Japan ir
the years 1857 So 50. By l.. Ollphsnt, Esq
THE SATIREs OF JUvENAL. Persius, sulpi.
eis and Lncilius. iitarali. Translated MIRO Eng
lish Prose. Ky the Rev. l.. Evans, NJ. A. 75c.
HOLIDAY STORIES. BY Charles Dickens. 59c
HERODITUS PORSONi. Graece and Latin Acce
dent Annotationes Selectae Necnon Index La
tlnus ex editonihus Wesseiingii ct Reizii;
vols Etlnbnrg edition. So.
Edited with hi. torical notices. &c by his son.
John O'Connell, Esq.;2 vols Dublin edition.
Edmund BrRKE's SPEECHES, with memoir
and historical IntrodnctIons. 50.
HON: HENRY GRATTAN'S SPEECHES. Ia
which is added his Letter on the Union, with a
commentary on his career and character. By
ANCIENT MYSTERIES DESCRIBED. especial
|, the Eng sh Miracle PLAYS founded on ApCc
,yphtl New Testament Story. By W. Hone
CHARACTERISTIC Of Men, Manners, opin-
ions, Times. By Anthony. Earl Of Shaftsbnry
FALS a TRAGEDY. BY Goethe, translated by l..
Fillmore: GLASGOW edition. Soc NH l5-lt
Get THE BEST!
DICTIONARY or THE ENGLISH
LANG UAGE.
By JOS f.. WORCESTEk. LII. D. 70, al octave
Price 81 80
For sale by WEST & JOHNSTON,
Publishers, Booksellers and s,atloners,
N. B.--Orders promptly attended to.
NH Is 1t
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T. ~. BOSHER, SUCCESSOR TO WILL
-. SON I KOSHER, WHOLESALE AND RE-
TAIL GROCER. has for sale the following ar
tlcIes; to which he asks tho attention Ut his
Trends and the public: Rio. Laguayra Java and
Mocha COFFEE Eo: Brown and Refined SUGA RS,
SS!MaG a smokinF and Chewing TOBACCO. Of
country cured Bacon Hams; Western Sides and
shoulders; Cotton Yarns, . good assortment; H,
Otts Old Rye Whiskey, old and good; d. T. Glen
n n.r hye Whlskey, old and good A; w. Sher-
Esy; old and good; +; S.earns Co : Old rye rye
Whiskey, two years old; Common Whiskeys, in
variety; French Brandy, Madeira Wines. and
otner ARTICLES. TOO numerous to mention. Call and
examine, at No. ], cor. 18th and Main sts., oppo-
DcRtH'.GSs. n MHEESIG,NE AM, ANT SHEMI.
,a!e ana Retail DRUGGISTS and Apothecaries, No
Mssn street H,ehmond vFxpia. are constant,
llne. which enable them 70 have = large and com
RTE assortment Of reliable DRUGS and III EDf-
yin Ec Always on hand. which they are now pro-
Raled 70 oner To the trade on terms that can not
no orS q rss oalss S1'Itsn:sssrs
n' 'A' f:1sd Ss1:' ss5 s.;;i s.a street.
MEX sPRlNG GOODs.-CHA6 A. 6W1T-
sMner M0n and 9Th streets, sscoaa door above,
asSriz opl9sits Clsnshav's nav SotSl whers Sc
e a II bti NV ;ns sfSSF isJtase
s So1in ssey 3cet.. siiks, Em6rosS eries, Ho.
..ss:' d nsi:s''l a a:s: :ss
!oNs.t mar 81 sllsss. s K. dwxfkiNS..'
MEN, (31DAhGNa I-1 N.Y. 4. 49, vnce;v:-- -
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EAPowers' Gallery.-Having heard that a
report is being circulated through the city. q sup
pose by some % cent aboitionist p,ctnre maker
that l had raised my prices tor Pictures, this |
deny. and take this method to say to the pub
lie that | an making better and cheaper PIC
TCRES than ever. Respectfully,
NH I3-3tS f. NJ. POW Frs. Isl Main st.
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NJ PHoToG RAPHs and Ambrotypes surpassed by
none in the world. from the smallest up to Ilte-
size, coored IN Oil. Aquareil and India Ink are
those executed at REEs' Mammoth Gallery, IA;
Nam street Copies taken from old Dasuerreo-
size. and warranted perfect. Prices range from
rs cents to $50. NH Its
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- GEORGE STFEr

4 ~ GEORGE Il. STEEL,
49, DENTIST,
Office and Residence Southwest corner Main and
9th SITS. first door above Crenslaw's New Hotel
Richmond Va.
Having an experience of ten years in his profss
sion, he feels confident of giving salts faction to
those who may favor him with their patronage.
NH Is GIN
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EXECUTION or SrHvHxs AnD HAzLErr. To-
NTOeao0[A.D. StevsAs and Albeet Has1ett,
the Haspsr's Ferry msSderers. - to bsAung
At Charlostown to.moS1ow. The Bsmeesat VI
that place says:
A Sister Of Stevene came on here on Thurs.
day last, and by permission Of the sheriff, she
visited him In hts cell. What the character Of
the meeting between them was, We are not adj
vised, but we are informed that she has earn.
estly ted him 10 take council of the min.
listers Of God; but he steadily persists in his re-
fusal. From Conversations that we h1Se had
with Stevens. we have formed the opinion, that
his sentiments Of infdelism are not so mnch the
result ofany fixed opinion, bnt merely An apol-
ogy for his vicious and bloodthirsty career
The reports that have gone abroad, that an eff
fort II being made by our citizens TO have the
sentence Of these miscreants commnted, are
without any foundation whatever. No such
effort has ever been made. and should the Leg
isla;ure or the Governor, of which we have
not the slightest idea, interpose in their be-
half, we feel well assured 1t would meet the
severest condemnation of our whole commu.
nifty.
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- THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ - aSsoclated themselves in the practice Of
MEDICINE and SURGERY.
- Once on Governor street at the residence
OF Or. CONWAY. JAS II. CONWAY. Nj. D.,
NH 10-lmN PETER LYONS, NJ. d,
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THE SEVENTH LECTURE
So before the YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION will be delivered by Capt. C. r.
kINGsBrRY. Y. s. A.. in the Hall of the MECHAN-
iCS' INSTITUTE, FRIDAY EVENING, March
of the United States''
Tickets Is cents-to be obtained at the Rooms.
haidiey koblnson's, Meade \ Bakers the Book
stores, OF Mr.. Powers, at the EXCHANGE Hotel and
AT tne doors. X. HOWISON,
nm I3-5t Chm Leo Com.
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NV s0ODnA.-LEVY is nan Ysceivinr ~
salke stock ut Sprlas all Sun,mer Dry sissss.
eisi " y pfstMeD sell ~ sfiefs thai eAA.Isl
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

GATM. MifTELbokrES's. No. 2ss ssSAiii
S ,s!b 81 low open: we'll selected stock Of
Goods. | am receiving daily fresh goods, and am
able to ofsr to my friends and the pubic in gene
raj, as GOOD and cheap bargains in goods "a can he
bong 1t In this city All my friends and customers,
who who have pa!1onized me during my selling of,
ment Of PLAIN Fisnrsd and Fancy Dres: Coed;
T ana Mo:s1s 81 rn al aSn. aa.
very very lime stock Of Embroidery; Men aud Boys
coh. s S..tHs and ;s Of ns
Hd.f.: cOIssts q ths hest qualify. All ask Is to
sS' me sci IF LIS fl EsRsrNs: Me- s, Broad
a NDREW ANTON. lss Main street, next
"A door to E1oh.nss Rank. Rich mond. Virgins,
r FIN af1!is sa
manufacturer Of Double Refined Candies unsaual
s..s s Can And &NfoE i 1,as:s s:ae1
! lash fSf "a ff fS s. iaso.s.s s.s sip k.ss.
70" daily rS ss:' e
: s such ~ o''f'SsFf4. if1Sir o. =
Dk. DENIs0N'y ~ 90 . sYnuf or
and rs:s:ss Sss:: q ssf
- ''' c.;.i sS E.ia "a SS ;;ss l..
RkiI:LlANT. .Ll0MT!-vlRGINlA CAN-
- NIL COAL OIL Of the rsry tssss sssl'fs.
y, NE s1 Z! 90! 49, 81: Pes:s,s:
+. ssssSSss,sSI. 8; 8: ::;::;::.
tor q n. n 6! IN:
e E,:: =: I. ssssd L.'A'. SOW .
- ne o''as - 20 90 ~ XxalDosoaD co.
Nh. I s6TfT K6H1. isse iaseivcd In sais h.
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49, -
Ata late meeting Of female shoe filters and
sutchsrs N Havsshijl. Mass, one woman said
Asr daughter sarnsA nins shilling (sl.l.x
Nisgtsts esrfsscy) Per week It btnding shoes,
~ wording TN y O'Clock At Night whilst she
aad hsr. ethsr daughtsr worked for boarders
Who nm away without paying their board
Osssf ~ nanushetufers said he would turn
on al ths girls who struck. Ns thought the
ssessef ssads would ssguisss thsratss Of pay
1ese1Ssr, sad wished tAst sons Of the surplus
teeoalebets would g Wsst ssd ssttls q lerm.
IT, ~ eossssnsst issAs.a Ilsw Il thsy coms
la ~. ~ ' ts eoa shsss sbos tseterisss
.ysgx oEaE o. CL zixs.--It Il slsssa ia TIA.
Sizes the Court Of Claims was ssaAsiishe6. j /
w made AynTds 70 ~ Asaoant 1t sas.,. On. Of
skisk oo6srsss 1a tAa. - as, -
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k Encourage Home Manufacture.-The
reasons why We should use SEMPLE'S INFAL-
I L. ID L, Nc DIV ~ {, Z

LIST. They never fail to make the lghtest and
sweetest Bread, in the shoI test possible time.
%. They save time, labor, and expense
Sd. They contain ingredients which do not affect
the taste of bread, and are not UNIV holesome.
tth. verybody who tries one box invariably
continues the use of them
oh. They are manufactured in Virginia, and not
IN fankeedom.
For sac by Druggists and Grocers genela ally.
NH l3-lW
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X - NOTlCE.-The Journeymen HOUSE
roona.,s PAINTERS Of the city of Richmond are
ae9 to meet at MAULE l. BEyILLE's pant
March 15th 1850, at IA O'Clock P. NJ. NH I4-2t+
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HORSES, &C., FOR SALE.


HORSES, &C.. FOR SALE.
n FOR SALE-Two new and light one
~ horse DRAYS:two second hand WAGONS;
ZONE new one horse CART. Also. three
Riding and Harness HORSES. and pair of Match
MULES. Terms accommodating. The, can he
seen at NV shop and stables, on Dock, between
10Th and 10Th streets.
NH Him EDMOND BOSSIECX,
a. FOR SALE.-A sorrsl MARE seven
@NH)yeaIs old; fifteen and half hands hig h;
is an excellent driving and No. riding
animal, perfectly gentle. and without fault. Can
be seen at Reds Yerandah Hotel Stables, on 9Th
street. at New Market. NH lit
syerAA COW FOR SALE.-Ws have an ex-
EAX cellent cow for sale, fresh to the pail.
aAnAkSxShe may be seen at
NH i3-3t DUDLEY & CO.'S, u Main st.
ExImANGE. SALE. AND LIv-
@NERI STABLE-On Cary St.. Opposite the
% old Gas House. formerly occupied by b. w.
keep. a fine lot Of HORSES AND Null ES. ior
sale at the lowest market bnces. Persons from
the country are requested to call and examine the
stock. lie N-1m'] r. w. DUNNAWAY.
o. FOR SALE--MULES AND HORSES.
CsAMU I'll S, one excellent riding and harness
HORSE; also. a No. FAMILY HORSE, Of fine
size. five years old and all right, for sale ON csedt
four months. Apply to +. BOSSIEUX,
fe A-lm' Corner of Cary and 18th SITS.
~ FOR SALE, TELY-Some
~ fine MULES; q HORSE; a WAGON.
and seven CARTS: Apply at the Toll
nAd, House, on Mayos Bridge.
Re l4-lm*
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~. Helmbold'S Extract Of Buchu--For
diseases OF the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy
etc.
HELM BOlD'S Extract of Buchu. for Nervous
and Debiiitated Sufferers.
HELMBQLD'S Extract of Buchu, for Loss of
Difficulty OF Breathing. Weak Nerves and uni
versa! Lasslthde of the Muscular System.
HELM BOLD'S Extract of Buchu, for all dis
tressl NJ ailments, DISTINCTIONS, Irregularities, and
all diseases of the Sexual Organs. and whether ex
sting In male or female, from whatever cause
standing.
SIS bottle six bottles for So
FISHER WINSTON,
Wholesale Agents, No l23 Main street.
), NH lift
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~. RICHMOND THEATRE
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO.
X a. THE "D!S PATCHn STEAM


60 THE "D!APATCH" STEAM
O>IA POWER
Il r I n II 1 n q FFICF.
Corner Of Main and Thirteenth Streets, R;ekn,oud
Virginia.
, This Establishment, tbeing the most complete
Prnters IN the South, both regards Types Or
naments, Nc, and the latest and most approved
Machine Prssses,> is daily turning out the finest
BOOK ANDJO PRINTING,
SUCH
PAMPHLETS. CIRCULARS, BILLS OF La
DING, CHECKS, &c,
AS WELL
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES + HANDBILLS.
PARTICULAR attention gwen to fine work for Banks
fubiic Othces, Insurance, Railroad, and Transpor-
tation Companies, Tobacco Factors, &c.
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES,
These new Machines, for Cards Bill Heads.
Small Circulars Labels, &C., are capable of turn,
ing OH 1900 impressions per hour. thereby enabling
the patrons Of this estabis hment TO obtain this
description OF work AZ the shortest possible notice
NA Prices reduced in proportion to the increase
OF speed.
"a Printing. in various coored BRONZES and
INNS, executed IN the highest sly lie of the art
In tins branch OF the business, the proprietors can
safely challenge competition.
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Gas! Cas-. Gas!!!-Onr supply OF Gas
CHANDELIERS, PENDANTS, BRACKETS,
PORTABL Els, &c. being very large and complete,
we are deslrous to reduce it. Persons in want of
such goods Will consult their interests by giving us
call before pu rchasing elsewhere a 8 we are de
termned to sell them lower than an, other house
in the city. STEBBfNS & PrLLEN
NH i5-3t No. lOI Broad street
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VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE
49, CVMPANI.-It appearing that the full
amount OF the capital stock Of this Company is sub
scr,bed for. general meeting of the stockholders
will be held at the Office of the Merchants' Insur
ance Company: for the purpose Of organizing, on
BY order Of the
NH 6-l5t CONF TSSfONERS
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MA- Auction. Boots, Shoes and Hats this
MOANING, by l. Il. q. b. DAVENPORT,
NH bit AuctlOneers.
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@SPrins Wrappinss and Parasols-Just
received by
NH l5-5t THOS. D. 4UARLES Il SONS.
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ITO ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS
\ fkOPO6ALG will he received until the lst day
q May Isxt To-, the oonstruc' ION OF q BANK
, Su! II and Out houses. in the town Of Mil
The Bank Building will be Of brick, two stories
high, fronting % feet, and running tback Sc feet
sit i presumed that contractors will visit the
necessary information can thsn ha obtained,
s sAASSSyEk xx1s1Hkl.fhaz : c ssi'sIl,s:
JOHN WILSON, Comnlteo.
Milton, N. G., March 18th, lseo NH ls-sw.
EOR HIRE-A likely NEGRO GIRL, about Is
= years Of age. accustomed 70 waiting IN the
sassacss.. and tor biz. because the owner i steSt
ssifasas Or Drivers, one good Porter for store
MIL s .is ses'a' General 4s 1 VA .sT.:.
FOG mlRE-2 WASHERS and !koNfR; !
vRsSEUok MASAERseed IRNNERi pRf-
Asss . go E:A. J; SlOPTON.
@a M US 6ses.lss p! sff Hill Co.
II b as,oa 49,; xe nAN I. Ga .ns Nsv
s.sx. sle ssrs9S I....s = as aiss
tot sale " BkIpGFOkO CO, Or tLs Dexk,
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} SOUTHERN sTONEwARE ror.


~ Corner Cary and 18th sts., Richmond. Va.
KEEsEE L PARR. Proprs
Tho subscribers respectfully inform the mer-
chants of Virginia. North Carolina and Tennessee,
shrf tnsy are manufacturing the best qrali,y Of
Milk Pans. Churns, Bread Risers, sealing Fruit
Jars, air Tight &C., &c.
=, Also. neatly painted charcoal packed Water
from gallons to % gallons.
IA All Ware sold by us will be delivered in
any part OF the city free of charge.
THOS. w. KEESEE,
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H. G.. MCCAIN L. MISS N. A.
~ MCCANN-PORTRAlT PAINTERS
ROOM %. MECHANICS INSTITUTE.
Miss Mc , will execute most of the ladies'
PORTRAITS. the softness and richness Of her
style OF cOIorIng being peculiarly adapted to the
purpose.
IA Specime NJ may be seen at the show room of
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- New Stock OF
SPRING DRY GOODS!
THOMAS D. QUARLES L SONS.
229 Broad Street.
We have received our entire stock of GOODS
adapted to the Spring sales. TO which we invite the
attention of the friends and patrons of the late
concern Of CRENsHAw, QUARLEs L Co. We viii
sell our Goods at the lowest prices and on the
usual credit time to prompt pay ing customers. Our
stock consists of all the new styles that are out
this season, in Ladies', Gents, Misses. Bows
Housekeeping and Servants GOODS, and we shall
continue to add to our assortment all the new de-
signs that appear IN market as to present at all
times new and elegant selection of Goods
NH l55t THOS. ID. QUARLES 4 SONS.
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A NOTICE THAT CANNOT
he CUNTRADlCTEn ~ ANY

vBE CONTRADlCTED By ANY
>1ONE.-We are Low prepared To furnish our
customers. friends and the public generally with
any kind OF BOOTS AMI SHOES that they may
want either OF our own manufactu' e or imported
either for Ladies, Gentlemen. Misses Bows or
Children ct the latest styles and oi the hest quail
lty. We also keep on hand large assortment or
TRUNKS aud BONNET Gas rs for Ladies' OF the
mos. apProved st, leg and finest quality. Also.
CARPET BAGS and VALIC rs of every styIe ami
description. all Of which will be sold low either iy
Wholesale or retail. by ALIEN HILL h co,
manufacturers and Importers of Boots and Shoes
Ia Main street, Richmond. va
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~ store and for sale by "'''s
TURNER 4 morgan
NH H-3tt Mo- law pn''
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