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AND HOUSE-FUKN!SH.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.

e WATCHES, JEW ALKY. SILVER
"a AND PLATED WARES. A. NJ Frs
GN keeps constantly on hand large and com
<z1Esl4k pete assortment of the above named ar
ticles embracing all the latest sty les which he of
fers to his friends and public the most reason
able terms. lie would call particular attention to
his stock of fine Watches, such Jules Jurgenson,
L. b. Adams X Son, Alfred Lavalette, Jules Eme-
Ty, Henry Reynolds Lemon. Joseph Johnston, John
CIaige, and other celebrated makers. He also
ger Rings, Shirt Buttons, Diamond Cluster and
Single Stone Breastpns, for gents; also, large
assortment OF LADIES' Carbuncie, Coral, Lava
Cameu and Pearl Sets. Etrnscan and plain gold
Chain Bracelets; Chatham Chains, Neck CHAINS.
Charms, Sleeve Buttons, Shirt Buttons. NC; Silver
Sets Gobets. Pitchers Salt Cellars. Cups, Bouq act
Holders. Fish Knives and For, $, Berry Spoons,
Asparagus Tongs. Ice Tongs Silver Spoons and
Forks fine Silver plated Knives &c.
Hoping to offer such inducements that cannot
fail to please in price and quality, call - respect
fully solicited. s. A. MY Frs,
Corner Of Main and Pearl SITS
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nu,noADS, &c.

r.: c1Iua !, 81 E1 FAT sGgTHHii 1870.
= iIEE-ki HIOND AND
pANYlLLE RAlLkOAl ..CHANOE or BCiiE
DULEr-Oa and after SUNDAY. January Nh,
isoo. the M1il and Psssssssr Train ON this road
will run follows:
Leave Richmond daily Ct "a. N !, for Jqnstios,
i.y nchsurs. Bristol Kn"xyI!ls 1si-
Grand Junction, and Memphis. Tenn. Mont
gomery and Mobile, Ala. and New Orleans.
Danvills, Va, and Greensboro. N. c., ct . A. N.
R1TURNlN0: -
Leave junction, (Burksvillel daily, at 10 "A. NJ.
and arrive in Richmondat r n:
Leave Danyille daily, Except Supdays) 1t . A.
NJ :. and arrive in Richmond ct P. N.
The above trains connect both ways with the
South Side Railroad trains to and from the South
west at the Junction and With the vireip,s Con-
trail. and kichmond, Frederick Eurs and Potomac
Railroad trains, to and from the North st Rich
lnond.
IA Through Tickets sold. and baggage checked
through to the above points; also. to the virginia
Springs
a. For Through Ticke.s and further informa,
ton. apply at the ticket Office Of the Richmond and
Danvlile Railroad Company, Richmond
ia 28-ts ALEX WORRALL, Sup't.
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n FALL, ls3a:mHATs. cars AZ,

IN N. srr,
to Binford. Dickinson 4 WeIs,ger -s 'veesss
begs leave to call the attention Of bis fr.na.i .
customers to his large and exten.rs 80. y y V
HATS. GAPS and FANCY FTRS vb;s ,,t
been selected from the largest manuiaearr,... y
the most favorable terms. especial, fo, tha
stnid. North Carolina AID T,snrst.. T,o we ~
pIislng All the LAThST and MOST FAsHj6S.
BILE STG LES, too hume rous 70 mentor ~
will be sold at wholesale and retail, on n. u
favorable terms. '"' VIZ
my stock. knowing that IN price, ouah,r ~ .,'
cannot be sUrpHSSed. "a W
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Oils. PAINTS, WINDOW GLASS, AND
OARTISTS' MATERIALS.-WM; SATTkER
& CO., No. l42 MAIN STREET. Richmond, va
above mentioned articles, to suit purchasers zOCo
boxes French Window Glass; oCS feet OF stn,nea
OH zoo gallons Boiled Linseed OIL; lO00 gallons
v.rnshes of every lGo9 gallons = Sp M
ihs. White Lead American and English; 500 lbs
Zinc. in oil, American and French 80 bhls. Coop
English 20 bbls. Kasomine; 20 obs Paris White;
50 bbIs Mineral Paint. chocolate and slate color
In addition to this call the atte nton OF whole.
of Brushes Of every description; ColoIs ground
in oil OF the most fayorite brands; Sand Paper; ;
maticaI Instruments; Drawing Paper; AMERICAN,
English and French Drawings; Pencils, Eng
lsh and German; Looking Glass Plates; Picture
Frames, and Gilt Mouldnss ,rr,Y, m
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n-.Arn AwAsoxrAn Eucouxrna.-Ons
AZ - GREATEST pugslisuc eucouate tiers that have
svsf ssksa place = ,hi. sonsry. h.gPsn nt,n IN
ctcsss vsrs he famous Peg Rush aad Mary
Osrkius. PEG Rush - muscular woman, AND
o tOok o. hef, one would sopp0ss AeT Aose 70
Wallop hay man, 70 say notntsg o. = wOman.
~ n aoout ave feet eight inchcs, Ana ouiit In
nroportion. During the past twenty years.
- ~ epens oue.6alf Of her time In prison.
o. saturday astsrnoon, Pei Mary Corkins,
Kate Dofan, Jack and BOD naoson, eno sesesai
ma -. till all were moro or lees the wore Of
n0nor. Al alteration took plscs between
Pse aud Mary Corkins, who 10 much smaller
wonaa: They nsd nra: ,S IN the room: And
M. II was finally resolved to 60 over TO
the Butesrmilk Falls and have 1t out. Jack
Rabsom acted - bottle holder and second 70
Of kary Corkins. Bob Rahson was umpire. On
~ FOad over 70 the Falls. Peg and Mary had
no lees than twenty efushes. They finally
reached the Fails, whore they repaired 70
Soea tearing aud hauling. banging aud scratch.
,sS q 1 many 1a year. When the
finished IL was two O'Clock Sunday morning
tne Per over an smbankment and % badly in
1uftne her that she was unable 70 ''toe the
.nark." Mary COrkins was declared the VIC
tor. Kate Doran and Bob Haoeon tnereupon
procured q horn and tin pan, and drummed
Esrv into town in triumph. Jack Rabeon
etood by Peg. He succeeded in getting her
upou her pins and bringing her down to the
First District Station House. Her eyes were
nth shut her face cut and bruised, her hair
torn out and her clothes in shreds, with but a
slieht portion Of them left Mary was pretty
badly buuged up, but not near SO much As Peg,
Who was injured considerably by the fall over
House ali day Sunday, under medical treat
mont. Peg says 1t was the first time she was
ever licked in her life. She was asked If theirs
was more than one At her. She replied, mo,
sar. no one but Mary. She licked me fair, but
i vas high at the time. Well have it over
ANNA timov
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NOTICE. 1870

81 <sssssHis s-A41ssG0 NoRTH.-NEw AR
ERS.-THROuGH TICKETS AND THROUGH
CHECKS.-GREAT NORTHERN R0UTE-Car-
SUNDAY night excepted between Richmond. Alex
andria, Washington. Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA New
Creek and Washing Z ton, over the Richmond Fred
ericksburg & Potomac Railroad. to the Potomac
river, Is miles. and by splendid and comfcrtabIs
steamers thence to Washinston IS miles, all 10
miles in seven hours being comfortable and per-
fectly safe rate of speed.
BAGGAGE, under charge OF Special Agents,
CHECKED ROUGH to Washington, Baltlmor:,
Philadelphia and New York.
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000 BOXES SWEET OlL-Just received
SVU per schooner Danville-pure and fresh. ~
DOVE CO., Drugxista,
- No, 81 Main street. RichmOnA
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e. y e W 5 FROM HAkPER r. S
~ FERRY
EN j All classes now are in suspense to know
<1ek Which way the winds from Harper Ferry
blow.
Some whisper peace, and some allude to war,
Which all alike must equally abhor.
IT'S said that this suspense does irjure trade,
And very many people feel afraid
But BARTHOLOMEW supporters need not fear,
For ne has resolved ON never charging dear.
My WATCH AND COOK WORK my customers
well know
To do it well, and at prices really very low;
And should you have WATCH or CLOCK for
me to do,
Opposite the American Hotel still lives BAR
THOLOMEW. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Opposite American Hotel.
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L D UPUY'S DENIIF RICE -Ihls UNIQUE
compound will he found of inestimabe value in
preserving and beautilyiug the Teeth: strenythen
ing the Gums, and in rendering the breath sweet
the Teeth and insures n pearl-hke whteness I"
the enamelled surface. Its Antiseptc and Anti
scorb1tc properties exercise a highly benehc'ai
gress of the decay oil Teeth. induce healthy
ton of the Gums and cause them to assume the
brightness and color indicative of perfect sound
"'''' APPERsON l. DUPUy.
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Al IN0sxIous NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ner,ssh
40 died in St. Louis last Thursday. was a
0ei9An OF extraordinary musical talent. and
oooio play with accuracy and ease on any in
sTumsnt Ne ever saw, from jews. harp to q
sea!en organ. He Also invented two or three
1inos Of reed instruments, which became pop.
mar among German musicians. Althouah
gate peer AID obliged TO work from day to day
Soe uveaieood. DeTlesh found time to com.
poee several popular airs and also wrote eight
cpesass which are now performed by German
4oapes and societies throughout the country
Win great success.
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rGH TICKETS can be secured at the follow

Passengers breakfast and sup at Ashland and dine
on board the comfortable steamer between Accuia
Creek and Washington.
-.A For further Information, apply at this Office,
Broad street, Shockne Hill.
JAS. 3. WINSTON, Gen'l Ticket Ag't.
SAINT. RUTU, SUIT,
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IN III u S"Ves, hunk
Richmond. JaHnary 10. lao st. h'oAHont. !,
n HOUTS And SHOES

10 UHUEK.-We are nnr ~
have been FOR some time -, iaad
sured work To order. and hav,ns AMI. Mas'ar a.
nfactu,mg establishment. We have sa ee'
ties a. serve our customers and the n,l yer 3,
MAKING kim s,'ne.as VWS!sa to the Boot
for cavalry purposes; Wellng,mn ana y" e,ssr, ss'
Boots; PLAIN stitched and channel ~, asa.
single, double and cork sole Boot. WON 30,
TO % Stss viii P" "pa. snS Shoes +, for
and sty 10 worn both In this count,x .ssfS W..
Ma RCrS HARRIS 'las.e<
=, Next to the Americss1n pa,
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TuD CITY OF JEDDo.-An American officer
on the steamship Powhatan. writing to the
ooeton Courier, from Jeddo. Japan, under
eAae Of the sth October, 1850, gives an interest
according TO his statement exceeds in size ana
popuSeuon any city now In existence or that
h9s existed. 1t stretches some twenty miles
along the beach OF the bay or gulf Of Jeddo,
AID extends inward some twelve and a half
milse. The population 10 estimated by MIR.
Harris our Minister there, at three millions.
The correspondent thipks that it is under esti.
mated. and thatin fact 1t 10 nearly twice rs pop
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. MA11. cAPs, Boo1s =.

BOOTS, sVsOrs.
9. 49,. tiqq g she 1ehssn i rcss ~se;;s.rAs ".
NY 1901 9i 1900 and ebaes, cor s,nliy W..
xsele4 @ stylp aad quality. n, n;.ss,ss II ~
nsen. Missees DUys, Children and r. '.sdiss, -
cgnnnoe. - he!es0So'e, IN Inann3ssYs snss ia
eiseIy - any ether hoNsc in ~. s.cturs 4,
~ nne that may b called ios. A.. ~ ever ne
Mwsys gone. use nOns mi ~ snaat l. g d
t9at ca1 3 PROCURED an whsra. ~ hsst Gr.Sss
Of purchasing R;chmond maSs tefsoas q.
are assured that thsy viii xnd noo!s aed ~
~ q low prices ~ such soods sood sss,rssa
the essseaishmsnt, No. Is N ain 81 san b hsl
A CAkD.-We return ON, ,h..r:,:s
= e9mens and the public rsness,'sk sooa, :,
hberat patronage W have rs,,s,vsy, Tor the
nono " sttct attention to buslnes. ~ Mss
vii 70 spared To give them sr ,nsm that % ~
nAvln1 io our employment the r., seulsc.s..a
t0is country can produce wa are !. vortmes :
pare0 70 manufacture ladies'. xer,inv eere, :.
snd boys BOOTS ana sHOts NJ
scriptl0n, and on much iArger 80 OF ever \
i0re. We import all Of our ma,.. e laaa st,s
the manufacture Of ali kinds 81 ~,aa as dlrse. 4
which wall slya}s be found su 90 , DIX n'sds
facturins than heretofore. and We s,Fsls in M
tentiOn OF al IN want of good 80 oh' espesss
prices, TO call on ALEX, HIiIs snd
Manufacturers and In. 90,
- LII Main AZ .enh L.
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s,Cn !, q Nd NAP

o. 62 (,AKKIAVhS.., ,.s.. ~
rss,e c,fully invite the stten,,en Of a. i,,as,
he putiio xensrslly to his tAfst if,TS s -
recruitment Of CARRIAGES; A bs ~, b -,
His work IL mann faetatsd IN In.: y, .,srS;
Es,sn No. Sss,ring a. purchase Il ~: Vsss
t,osIar sttsntioa paid 70 NIL n.
- dos a. tie naost reasonable tsf"''
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DETERMINATIONS, &c.

TINE subscribers have this day formed part
/ nership for the suppose Of 0arrylug ON the
HOUSE CARPENTEk1hG business in all Of it.
branches, ard hope by personal attention ~ merit
the patronage Of our friends and Puiflc .eneray.
go, -. "a. TX .rJ or WIN r. GIBSON.
JOS. v. HOPKINS,
CARD. II take this opportunity OF returning
m, sincere thanks to my old friends and patrons !oT
u"s'on Oh tne sa"ae - '"' no" WIN. T. or BISON.
v.-.... 80 ,aea f06-1mf
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The subscriber, in retiring from the Grocery
business takes this method of his sincere
thanks to his old friends for their liberal patronage
during the past eight ears, and most cordially re-
commends to their conftenc the new firm of JOHN
F.SAUNDERS Il CO. | can be found at the old
stand where all persons having claims against me
will present them for payment, and those indebted
to me will make payment with as little delay as
possible. ID. W. SAUNDERS.
ia 9-dScWlm
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91UuKY 1ADl.o.-An eutsrprising youth in
Wssseeid. Ohautauqua county, N. Y, under.
took 10 enter the bedroom Of Z lady through
Q window. TheFe were three ladies in ths
apartment, which made his admission an i'm.
possibility. They lot the sash upon his neck
% - 70 hold him while In terror, and then
allowed him to depart.
NEW rAonyoN.-Oae Of the Utica papers
elases that the girls Of that city have broueh,
ont ueW Ashton-AauDel neck. tfes-narr0W
ets1peef 0aapsl, wora tight around the throat
IT, eontDemea follow suit. White 70 the pre-.
valllDg color, although few are tndulglng Ia
nod on1 yellow.
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4ss9 ssss;jSsssss POINT AN b HAMILTON, Per,
nx 1-H&--1ASso sons intending to visit either OF
ali of the above mentioned places, will find the most
direct. xpeditous and comfortable route via the
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG and the NOR
FOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILROADS. At
Office, in Richmond, THROUGH TICKETS will
be sold at the following rates:
For Nortolk FIRST class passengers. S3.N
Do. Second do. do. ........... 2.l6
For Old Point or Hampton, return tickets fer
the round trip good within Is days first
L.Z0
Straight tickets; first class ........ 49,. s2o
Do. second do: 1890. ..... 2.2s
These fares embrace the Steamboat charge from
Norfolk to Old Point. and they cover all expense
attending the transfer of PASSENGERS and Baggage
between depots in Petersburg and from the Cars
upon the Steamer at Norfolk.
At Norfolk, the Cars connect directly with a
nection with the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad
There is no deiay inconven fence in this change
Passengers step from the Cars upon thsaSteamer' .
wharf.
PASSENGERS by this route leave Richmond at $50
A. NJ, and brea kfast IN Petersburg at s, reach Nor
folk at l01a, and land at Old Point or Hampton at
II NJ. allowing ample time for all prelimlna room
arrangements and SALT Wal Err BATH before
dinner.
Passengers by this route have the privilege of re-
Hampton in the afternoon by the same boat ne 1t
day.
Passengers RETURNING from Old Point and
Hampton, leave Old Point at 8:l5 A. NJ, and Hamp
breakfast, reach Norfolk at TO- leave Norfolk at
F. NJ; srrIye IN Petersburg at 426 and in Richmond
at 6:45 p. NJ, in time to connect with the trains
gOlns on west same evening.
ABAGGAGE cHECWK OK : T |. Il 2, Sdnr
nd
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APPERSON i DUPUY.
Pharmaceutical Chemists,
Dol Broad street. Richmond, Va.

~ in store and for sale at the lowest market
prices, the following GOODS for family use, viz ::
rel. in kits; 4 and Is bhls. Gunpowder Teas. as
sorted qualities from 75c. to $50 per ID - Also,
fine Black Teas; Adamantine, Sperm and TaIloW
Candles; Salt; Old Government lava, Laguay ra and
Rio CoHses; I.iau9rs of all a, Gnds assorted; Wood
Shot; Cotton Yarns and Cordage: Sugars, assorted;
Spices Pickles; Family and Extra Flour. in bhls.
and bags sHpernor qualify Kaisns h IN and =
also, constantly on hand choice article of Butta-
and Buckwheat
charge. l., 7. CHANDLER,
No. 10 franklin street. Old Market.
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a BDOTS ANDSHn,x -

PRODUCTION IN PRICES,DrnunA -
~1BEHLE. Broad street, be,wsen" =
keeps large stock of LADIES'. Cad AZ n
Ss d wear constant, on hand and AZ.
2. ne manufactures TO order. ana '', ~ "a nj
himself. loo A-lyl CEARL Is "a
n GREAT KEDUCTlO&i>, -.
NJ PRICE OF HATS AND Hodrati n
From Is to 70 per cent. ssysd 4, ~ }
INN inS from J. ii. ANTH3Nf
Ma,s:.,n Hat. =, &c. Columbian sia: Aois bst,
quality, 5 %; fashionable Silk HAS y ." 'esal
skin sewed Boots. 70; Congress (iaIts, q 4, he
fine calf skin sewed Shoes, Is. oeoa !
o =: n n -, AN In aHONf ha4 made arran,sm.,,,
70 supply him with handsome and r.. =, ass
skin sewed BOOTS, which he vii sal =, Aha a
cedented low price of THREE Doll 'tRsss.s,,.
HALF. ' ~. ~ 40
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VIRGINIA C-ENTR AL
81 s ssiAN / + 3 T2eAxr eoNSEEYwo AZ N
PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY:,0n and after
MONDAY. the so.h Of January the Night Tram
"" The DAY NAIL and PASSENGER TRAIN will
s ecss kfh%o' ccHphsRo r IS sTHTN
T0N H a,T5u5n ALF FHflApEf.
PHiA. NEW YORK, and all parts OF The West,
CLOSE CONNECTIONS are made at aSordonsville
with the Orange and Alexandra Tram going
North, and NO DETENTION THERE.
Through Tickets can be procured at TIC tlcket
office.
To LynchAnrs, To New York,
Alexandra, Cincinnatl,
Washington, Louisville,
Baltimore, st. Louis,
Philadelphia. Chicago.
ia 2s-m VIM r. ADCOCK, Ticket Agent
e: urz.ruz.svz1 KlcHMoNB AN AND XORk
hHN after MONDAY, January -,
1860, the Passenger Trains will depart:
FROM RICHMOND.
Daily Except S1nda, 81 at. ...-........ Ga 4. NJ.
Tuesday, and SATURDAYS at...-......- 211 7. M.
FROM WHITE HOUSE.
Daily Except Sundaysl at :.........-...- P. ~.
Tuesdays and Saturda, ut. S'a A. NJ.
STEAMER SEA BIRD LEAvKs NORFOLK
Mondays and Thursdays at ........ Ga A. NJ
LEAVES VIII HOUSE.
TUESDAYS and Friday sat.................. A. NJ.
(ConnectIng with cars both waysl
johanna STAGE leaves White House Tuesdays
and Fridays at 8 A. M; returning Wednesdays and
Saturdays. =.
and Thursdays at 8 A. NJ; returni ns same days.
Through freight forwarded daily. Way freight
forwarded TUESDAYS and Saturdays.
ia 23-ts THOS. X. SHARP, Superintendent.
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OFFICE RICH'D & PETERSBG K. r. COT
Richmond. Va, Nov, oath, 1882 (
CHANGE OF HOURS
kcks Gaa4 S5 On and after FRIDAY, the 18th,
IN N-HnSthe Trains on this road will
leave as follows:
Express, daily, except Sundays, at i.30 A. nj.
Accommodation, daily, except Sundays,
at Observation-Disclosures. .-.-..-....-........SO 800 A. NJ.
Mail, daily at. .-.-- 49,. ..-...365 2. M.
LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RICHMOND.
Express daily at. X45 A, M,
Accommodation, daily. except Sundays,
at. ...........~..-..-... 500 A. NJ.
PASSENGERS for Glover Hill will take the Express
Train on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS or SAT
URDAlS. T. II. WYNNE.
no24-ts Superiutapdant.
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Law AND 1fnDICAL CARDS.

~ m. PETER LYONS tenders hid
N PROFESSIONAL nERvICES to the
puhlic. and may b fOQnd d the residence OF hia
6e-lms
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THE TUNSTALL HOUSE.
CRAGHEAD STREET,

DIR SERVE THE TEETH I'M ADE
L BAKERS "SAPONINE TOOTH POWDER
is confidently recommended to the pphc az the
TAR PREVENTING ITS FORMATION. PRE-
SERVING and CLEANING THE TEETH. and
purify ing the mouth and breath. 1t has been used
by our own citizens with entire satisfaction, and
is fully endorsed by our best dentists.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
81 have used and prescribed the "SAPONINE
TOOTH POWDER" of Messrs. Neade Il Baker.
and in my opinion no better preparation for the
ends IN view can be compounded
= JNO. Csc WAYr, Dentist.
Prepared only by MEADE x BAKER.
Pharmaceutists, 1876 NJ am street corner
above Post Office, Richmond, Va.
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1ARkS 8 MINER,
L WHOLESALE GROCERS AND PROVISION
DEALERS,
u3rH STREET, WALLACE Sons OLD sTANp,)
Offer to the tHde on reasonable terms,
10 hhds. new Bacon HAMS. -
Is hhds. new Breast, Shoulder and Side BA-
CON,
10 tbs. Mess PORK.
5 bbs. Baltimore Corned BEEF.
Is bbs. bakers BUTTER.
Al bbls. new No. LARD.
IS kegs extra Goshen and Glades BUTTER.
Is boxes + ID and Pine Apple CHEESE.
IS boxes Sperm and Taliow CANDLES.
100 boxes Toilet and Brown SOAP.
50 bbls. Refined GAR. all grades.
And choice stock OF TEAS, WINES, LlQ CORS,
SPICES, &c.
AIso=-6Q ON rnod dnalify CIGARS.
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ANTAARY oath, lsS0.-RARGAINs. BAR
lot Blsaehed Ce!ton 81 cts.; Gins hams; De- ianes
n.riCE SAL IN lLkS:-A large lot BIsck. and Fan :
q ooiossa hiiks q less than the cost Of importa-
great sacri6cei shawis; .Emb!oidsiies. ) perfsct
throw away These goods will BE- ,tnTovn On our
counter this morning. y. A. 0WATKIN -
Opposite Exchange Hank.
ITO COUNTRY AND CITY DEALER1.-
80 boxee RAISING. whole, halves, and quarters ;
80 dfums Figs, 6Fst quality us bass AImonds:
xoft shalt sisn, Candies Of our own manufacture
for oalo at low pTicee.
-, AANrS0hS! Mn. No. - F nsia :ts:ss
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E@ HAYES r. SUTTON. ATTUKNEf
Practses in all the Courts of the city OF Richmond
and the counties Of HenricO and Goochand Omce
ia l2-3ms
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HEATERS FOR FACTORIES.-Furnaces
III and Heaters set in basement stories, with suit
able quantity and quality Of heat conveyed 70 each
story above, according to the purpose ior which
each 10 used.
Three sizes Of our Factory Stove now ready, the
medium size of which has been used three years in
many factories without breaking.
Also, Self Regulating LicOrce Boilers, Tor wood
or coal, all sizes.
noT and with dispatch. GEORGE STARRETT,
RAlM n Row. li0Y0YnOY GtfAAt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-07

u sToREoNo. 3, MAIN ST:-TRe subscriber
has taken the above store, and offers for sale a
stock Of fresh 0,ange Comfy and STATE Bu TrEk,
FLOUR. HAMS. SHOULDERS, M!DDLINGS,
FISH, CORNED and SMOKED BEEF, PORK,
CIGARS, SOAP, STARCH. &C., &c, &c.
commission, and will consequently he sold low for
cash no9-ts1 E. HALLOCK, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-07

JOHN G. MCMILLAN,
Who has had twenty five years experience in the
business, Is prepared to put on SLATE ROOFS o..
every description and with the best mater ials. at
short notice. Specimens of his work can be seen
on application, and orders left at his office, on Man
street, near 9th, or at the Office Of ALBERT L..
WEs1, Architect, Goddin's Hall, will be promptly
attended 20. 90 lS- ON
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-16

A MORMON ELDER ON PoLYGAMY--MEMBER
OF CoNGREss IN PREDIoAMENT AFTER
DEATH.-The Deseret Nescs, of May 9, con-
tains a communication from Elder Hyde in
relation to the Congressional Bill for the
punishment of polygamy. He says;
What terrible fix some of our priestly
members of Congress will be in when they
die and are carried by angels to Abraham's
bosom. Abraham, of course, is their father,
and when they get home to his bosom and
find Sarah leaning on one arm and Hagar
upon the other, being in such close prox-
unity to and 30 mixed up with polygamy,
they may begin to tell the old gentleman OF
his errors, his corruptions, and his wicked
ness. The old father won't stand this, but
administer to them good thrashing, telling
them to keep their noses clean and mind
their own business. He will, most likely,
regard all such as illegitimate children; for,
if they were his legitimate children, they
would do the works of Abraham; and one
portion of his work was to take unto himself
more than one wife.
Thereupon the editor of the News says it is
not supposable case that any member of
Congress who favors the bill will ever be
carried into Abraham's bosom.