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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
tfNS- -HU7helS- Itt tUtHf, Ct.
NORFOLK, Va, Feb. n, lSG

NORFOLK, va, Feb. ~, lSOO.
Owing to the Indictment weather on We'd
nesday, :2d inst, the military We're unable to
turn out, and the proposed flag presen tation
was also postponed until to-day, when it will
take place at o'cIock. The military will par
cipate i'll the ceremonies.
Mr.. Chas. Pearce, resident Of Sandy Point,
was drowned yesterday by the capsiZing Of 4
small sail boat in the harbor. Pearce was the
owner OF an oyster vessel, and desiring some
assistance To tow his sloop down to the island
called on Mr.. Cross, who at once consented to
help him. They pl Oceeded, accompanied by a
lad named Wynne to the end of Town Point,
when they took boat belonging to Cross and
made sail for the Baltimore boats wharf,
where Pearce's sloop was lying, and as they
rounded Town Point she capsiZed. Gross and
Wynne, who were tolerabe good swimmers,
succeeded i'll reaching the boat; but Pearce,
VINO could not SWIM caught hold OF Cross
around the neck and they both sank together.
Pearce did not relinquish his hold until death
was upon him, when Gross rose to the surface
and was carried ashore by Wynne. When
Cross reached the shore BE was nearly gone,
but by prompt medical assistance, which was
rendered by Dr. Gait, he was soon restored.
Pearce was young man and had been
married but a short time. The body has not
been recovered.
One Of the firemen employed on the Seaboard
and Roanoke Railroad fell from the cars on
Wednesday last, and was instantly killed by
the wheels passing over his body. He leaves
a wife and three children IN Portsmouth
Yesterday was warm and sultry, but the la
dies were out in large numbers shopping. To-
day it is cool and Pheasant.
Our domestic market is well supplied with
all the delicacies of the season, and prices
range high.
The receipts of Corn this week have been
large, and the demand fair. Yellow is selling
at TO-. white 73 and mixed - There is no
material change 10 note Ill other produce.
OSWEGO
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AMUsEMErrs
. ETROPOLITAN HAL,

Inc p.n'.c are respectfully ,nfor,,sa
nj. NAME MARIETTA G.%~'aA
We great draDatic Prima nanHhNl6A
academy Of Music, New Yort "p,nns. frcn Il.
phia Theatre racon. Haysns' boston, PkIi,ts"
1fand opera Houses in Eurn,s" 90, ,'he pra.,.,
way 20 New orleans, where she 6ss u eve "a =.
GRAND OPEHATIr co,
Wy hChsOAf EVENING Nj CoNCgRr
Ia ORDER 10 make this enser,a,n s,s lsr
brilliant ever gwen, the foiI"v'an'nsnt the n,.
with "" VIII appear sN
MADAME GAZZANlGA. ''"'"
! The celebrated Tenor from The ~ NAho.
nc, View FORK, and Her Majestys Ttaoenl, II i,
oil Spain. ' iheatfs -.
CARLOS sHENAL, 80"
called Piano Pane f Rasso. 0" the New la,trp...
baritone and d,stin shed N 1 nhni rs
DOLLAR. 'eoofed seats dys
~ b.-Ma me bAzzASIsA on ,h.s
slnE the celebrated song. IA NARss~~ Igss.oss
AMIE y lRl.,In Spanish Costume "''ERA OP
%, he sale OF Tickets and Seatscs3h
WooDHorsE Co.'S. and T. II r. y, had a,
stores, commencing on TUESDAY '1ohs Ma,
L. 2y-5. ~ : q Zoe.
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bA- VISITORS TO THE CITY will ind the largest
and most eeg ant stock of + kENCH and AN ERI-
CAN CANDIES. FRUITS. NUTS. ETC., at the
ST NICHOLAS SALOON,
On Main street, next TO the Exchange Bank, ever
offered to the public, and at prices to snlt all.
This beautiful saloon has been handsomely
fitted within short time past. and the proprietor
has made such arrangements as will enable hun tn
supply all orders from dealers or families, with
whatever nav be needed IN his l?e. He employs
only the BEST WORkMEN, uses the purest mate
ras, and manufactures and imports everything to
lie had IN the largest wholesale establishments of
the North All who wish to make purchases viii
find il to their interest To call upon him.
The REFR ESHMENT ROOM of this Saloon is
particularly inviting to the eplcuTe as he can there
obtain all the edibes of the season, served in the
best manner. And the CREAMS and ELL rs to
he found there are equalled nowhere else. Stran-
gers should not leave the citywlthout calling at
the st. Nicholas Saloon. te lS-ts
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A HANDSOME CANE.-on yesterday the pal
mettO cane, which we some time since stated
wa. being prepared by some of our citizens,
was sent on by express to Hon Mr.. Edmund
son, of Virginia. II is a very pretty cane.
neatly polished, with agold head and suitable
inscription. 1t would have been more appro-
pirate to send on little twig, "A glove or
gauntlet. Such a present would more nearly
harmonic with the gentle rebnke which was
administered to the Pennsy lvania leader OF
the fanciful cohort of eighteen million of free
men, with whom he threatened the South
with invasion and coercive retention within
the Union. As a testimonial response, how
ever, from sympathizing Carollnians, this
handsomely finished palmetto cane is by no
means amisS We dislike to see resort 10 vio-
iehce, but this abuse of Southern men and
Southern States requires violent remedy
Camden s. c. journal,
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DIED,

At his residence, Henrico county. on THURSDAY,
the I3rd February. JOHN BRACkETT, Esq., III
His funeral will take place at 2 o'c'ock, +. NJ
to day, the 25th instant. His friends and acquain
tances, and the friends o! the family are h''eu W
attend.
On Friday morning. the eth inst. at hall past y
o'cfk. ANNA JANE. lutant daus hter oil MaLeeH"s
and Lucinda V. Hicks, aged months ana "a'S'
take these little lambs. says he,
And iOid them To my breast;
Protection they shall find In me,
And IN me lie ever best. c-.,
The friends and acquaintance OF the lam'l! ar
respectfully invited to attend the funeral al her
father residence, Jackson street, thls e'e""s'
at Z o. clock, without further notice.
. nA Fredericksburg papers please copy
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EDITORIAL VIsIT.- We were pleased last
evening TO take by the hand Mr.. Geo. w. Sites
the late local editor of the Petersburg Press
Mr.. $. 10 now upon his way to the North
where we hope he will meet with kindly re-
ceptiou. With u great many others Of the
fraternity, he was member VI the ceiebra Ted
Nicaragua Army, but a. the NORM r. his
a. tination, 10 evidently on another aliibus-
tsrtng expedition.
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Mr.. kEMMER Err

At the Trlnlty VI. +. Chu,cn. Fr,ntH l.
For n. Mh NON, AZ NIGHT, Feb G,S street
OF $50 pupils will assist in sIngirr ~ ,,s Dvars
sgcn as BOUNDS Duets, Quartet,es, I'm pege
hall pIice. Concert 10 commence :, ana seTysa.
s 0'c!ock. AZ quarter heis,.
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DEATH OF A CATHOLIC BIsHOP.-The Nash
VIE, Tenn, papers announce the death, on
the sist inst, Of Bishop Miles, Catholic bish.
op OF mat diocese, from paralysis. He was
oorn IN Prince George county, Maryland, in
l.sO, and at the age Of five years removed tc
kentucky. He was ordained as a priest abou,
the year 1916. He removed to Nashville in thu
year 1885. since which time he has hoo, . ,,.-
man0nt resident
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FATAL AFSRAY.-On Wednesday mornius
last, difficulty occurred at Emory r. uanr.
College, Va, between a student from taao-.;.
named Reece, and John b. Brownlow -
Knoxville, Tenn, SON Of Rev. w. q. Rro,..
low, In which the latter struck the form.,
on the head with stick Reecs died m.
niUht.
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An enterprisiBE Yankee has sent bottle Of
glue Of his manufacture, TO every men,
Der Of the House Of Rspressp tativss, which he
says will cement orr glorious Union" This
IL not the first cement of ths Union that has
bssn prepared in that quarter, and which has
csmsutsd the fortunes Of its inventors, if no.
thing else
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FIRST Arm

"a rANh NJ ! ES | Y AL pt,,
10 BIZ GIVEN AT rHs ALL'
--H- UNITE STATES H0rrf
The undersigned beg leave 10 s,a,s "a, - ~.
That they VIII give GRAND FEST ~ ,ge pub
Al the ah2ys named ii0rhL, on the ~ s55LL,
month, MONDAY NIGHT next VIZ -''h Of la
rs a hne COTlLLON BANDhas h.s.
ia Tickets to admit ',entemaa and r rwari
nA- REFRESHMENT Will be ss,..,
the entertainment. ECU Up l-lht
EA SUPPER, 81 cents aacb
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MM PHOTOGRAPHS and AMBRoTYPEs. of a supe-
ror quality, can be obtained at al hours OF the day
and IN anv kind of weather. at Res Mammoth
Steam Gallery Main street. near the Dispatch
office, at prices ranging from Is cents to SD
Large size groups in gait frames fancy cases, at
reduced prices. Facilities for executing 800 pnr-
traits daily. fe IS-ts
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LOST AND STRAYED

OST. AT the Central Depot. IN tblscit, 5.5.
~ morning OF the 2,st tehrHary. my p0cH.T
ROOM. containing about $3.50 m chansa. a 5-,t
at 90 days Tor S2.9s35i. ited the 10th INST and A.
cepted by Robertson Rr"wnlse, aud some s,'.,
papers. The finder Will be LIBERAL, rew,iis, I.
leaving u at this office,
fe 25-st' JOHN II. HANSBARGFa
O>T-0n the night of the 2?d. ~ tn. i.I..
''nar d bail. or between there aud 18th SIZE.
lady y hne gold BRACELET termed Of trt,
which WAS handsomely chased with Hoarrs
liberal reward Will be paid for the deliver, ri d,
same a: this office. teS-e -
OST-On TUESDAY. between Broad and erf,.
IL ViCTURiNE. The finder VII he lle-,.
rewarded hy leaving 1t az thus office isse'
OSr--In the city of Richmond. on the nos -
IL NV house. In Hanover. y ladies NEW DRESS
r rads cd h.s popl19 ,%mH e1laT tnmms. n
warded by leaving the same n ths office
1eH-6t' EDWIN SHELTON
OST-On Broad, between 9TH and 9,h sis :.
IL inst. Il GOLD CHAIN. Tor the neck wio ,
coral ornament and small goG heart at,sched !as
Under Will he suitably rewarded by leaving q a
J W IA ItR Shoe Store. eAP
>I-FlFrEhN DOLLARS RtNAEg-
L Lost bout the 9th ri December, l>j9, heiyss1
the Central Railroad Depot ana the banvI.e IA
road, one plain Mahpgan' III EASt. conNHsg
a Double Barrel Gun. SHOT PORCH. FLASH,
Nc; The above reward viii be paid 10 sa' ors
hnd'ns 1t and rsturnins ''at ~ g A tbs ro
Re 25t Ne. ~ Man stree,
a. STOLEN From boat Richmond. $
Nl.pgans Bridge. ,,uachBnd cpHgti, on NJ
~ 9TH inst, u SORREL MARE, w.th sNs
face, and a snaIl white spot on the tisht DO %.
IS 81 medium size and about seven years el
viii give liberal reward Ia any one thi' VII isi
yer her "a me at Ben Creek, or Ia an, loes-A 'sgc
ie 81 p: JAMES r. PHFLfs
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MARRIED.

by the Rev. ]. B. Jeter. Mr.. GEORGE X. fACE
to Miss M. FANNIE SMITH. all of this city.
On Thursday, the 23J inst, at Union Stai ion; "
the Rev. Mr.. Bennett, Mr.. VIM: Y; cCh /" a r
MEYER IL Miss EMMA J. BiNGHAM' DOM Oh
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REV. MR.. SHRlG LEY WILL
So deliver hs fifth Historical Lecture on
TO MORROW SUNDAY NIGHT.
SUBIEcT.-'' Prosecutions bv the Purltans-John
CALVIN aud his TheolOgy-Jnhn Buny an and his Pill
gTlm's Prosress-the Seventh Day Baptists and
Dunkers.
lnM Services at rs O'Clock. lie 25-lt*
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Alta sale Of real estate In London the pro.
psrty sold At the rate Of ~ ,00O, wv per acre
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IL Hon. ID. q. DEJARNKTTE will receive
our thanks for copy Of his speech delivered
in the House OF Representatives, January 6,
1860.
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perSons deeirinr 10 subscribe 70 the DIS
PATCH, either in Norfolk or Por.smoatn,
eaa be Supplied BY leaving their SroeIs WIN
Tnon A d. WIsn, Periodical ana news agent
Norfolk,
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WE HAVE IN STORE, and Offer ior sale low
,rou to the trade, the following choice brands Of
D. B. N. w. Harris "fEOPLE'S FAvORITE,"
IN boxes. hard pressed.
ID. b. N. w. Harr,s' "PEOPLE'S FAVORIrEn
in boxes, light pressed.
ID. b. n, w. Harris APRICOT, in drums. light
d. B 4 N. w. Harris PLANTERS CHOICE, in
= boxes, light pressed.
ID. 3 N. W. Harr,s' COLORADO, in !. boxes,
light pressed.
D. n. w. Harris' AMBROSIAL. in y hoxss
Haisey ( Booker's LEcoMPTE. in Y box,..
pound Jumps.
VIM. Crumpton u AC h. in y boxes pound lamps,
Do. I do. f" X - twist,
Ai.SO.-Powhatan PIPES, all sixes; Rssds aud
Reed Root STEMS.
LYLE POSTER l. Co.
ia Slim No h Cary street.
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LETTER LIST.

T lSTOFLETTERS-Rem Remaining in the RICH
LMOND POST OFFICE, on the cath day Of Fob
ruary, $780,
IA Published by authority Of Act Of Congress, IN
the newspaper having the lar rest circulation in the
District where printed.
m. Persons calling for letters IN this List will
please say they are ADVERTISED.
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ThE CELEBRATED, ORIGINAL -.

~ - -o'old a. Ut r..
hE 'ELEbkATkD, ORIGINAL. A,
BCCkLEf'S SERENADFRs
AND ETHIOPIAN RURLES1rr na,.
TROUPE, Vftn
., FROM 1eJ BROADWAY. NEW yopv
Together with the distinguished Amer;c,." g. !,
Donna, liza
MISS JULIA GOULD
Inc only S1mpany IN existence Tia, psrf,,r
WV, BC RLESdUE OPERAS '''''@
VIII appear at VI T. HANICS' ultr
MON DAY evening, Feb 9th. for lev n,it," 20
ments. embracing eA'e'AA'
ma. NEGRO MlNSTRELsY
In all ITS varied form
VOCAL,
INSTRCMENTAL.ASp
RPSICHORFtv
Ending each evening with one ot BICHi ~
BI RLESQ UE OPERAS ""''
~ For further particulars, see ,u,p,, .4..
tseIEents- posters. and prog ramH,es nttDs "''
ie Its Jos JOUNSuN' 1A''
DOWEkN'
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&c. RICHMOND THEATRE
GRAND ORA MATIC FESTIVAL.
And positively last nj ht of Mr..
j. B. ROBERTS.


MOORS IN SPAIN,)
MOORS IN SPAIN,I ...-
miagnih- \HORRORS OF THE mo UISITION,
Tsssdv OF TIE TTtsT99NS
TOO MUCH GOOD NATnRE.( new and laugh
TOO MUCH GOOD NATIRE,f able Farce,
TOO MUCH GOOD NATUkE.\ never PLAYED
\lN THIS COUNTRY.
Now playing in London IN THIS COUNTRY,
with I'm THIS COUNTRY,
IMMtNSE SUCCESS
IMMENSE SUGGEST And
IN Nj ENSE SUCCESS,i
ilRRESISTIBLY COMIC.
The cast of iIRRESISrlBLI COMIC.
(IRKESiSTIBLY COMIC.
BOTH PIECES} VIII embrace our
BOTH PIECES\
CENTRE COMPANY.
Remember, this is the }ENTIRE COMPANY.
CENTRE COMPANY.
LAST MIGHTY
LAST MIGHTY OF the American TTasedlan,
LAST MIGHTY
Give him lJ. b. ROBERTS.
bumper ". b. ROBERTS,
at parting. q. b. ROBERTS,
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CAPT Jos V. Scott has resigned The command
Of TIE Petersburg VA 0Teys.
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txCnANGE. >ALt. AND L'.
SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

L'OK HIRE-Seyeral FARM HANDS, ; ~
i COOK AND WASHER. = bpl ecfa',a.,f :.
81 the DINING Room, and a ~ III, Hcc.sns
Nursing. COOKE CL0sfi 80.
Office l4th ST., ExchanSc Hotel ns''-''
ie 2i-6;
SERVANTS FOR HIRE. ! hs.s gct "
- four scung WOMEN HOl 81 sth 70 o,
and NURSES. Also. BOY rcca.'"',ss., ~
house. attending 70 horses tc.. Had ~" lfsr
is ~ good DRIVER and OS ILtt: ,Rf'aRL
stable. iie - IS IA - 1r,pgs
C>OR HIRE-FARM HANDS, Tftrs>gglL
T. smsli BOY ). HOUSE 81 III ~, s.ag,s
t.ABOREkS Also, ca LEN r hhIpf6s.
Corner W all ard Franklin ssIg't e.
fe 23-3, Opposite Dlcs usoa, bi-- - -,
TOR HIRE have far hiIs we , qEg y
+ FARM HANDS and WOOL a, a..
from the country SAM'L II Jfl - Hsst
fe 22-lw Cary ST., just tel t'.D'p.,.- =
NEGROES FOR HIRE. hsys, ~ Rs
~ perior COOKS; four gentes hVg5GV .,tt
two FARM HANDS. and \" ~ ,tess =
for the dining room or 90 VA n "iYSG
terms, Il &C., apply 10 NJ N,,,,. te-
Agent tor Hiring out e'tt..e d.
le ITS Office ia basement A1'f"P a..
LVK tlRE-Fouf HOUSE Glhi.. ., FsS
L Nt.N, who will answer tor aesN
Hands. lie s-tsl X. CAV
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New Books.

THE WAY TO HEAVEN; on, PsaitsnfS' DIanna!
and Pilgrims Guide. BY Rev. J. E. JOINER,
of the Virginia Annual Conference Rich
mond: CHAs. IL. WYNNE.-This book, by the
Rev. Mr.. JoYNER, of the Methodist Church. is
very creditabe to the publisher. and is for
sale at the Methodist Publishing House in this
city. We have not read it, but doubt no,
from the talents of the author, and his high
standing in the Church of which he is min
lister, that it is very acceptable TO a large Dor.
ton OF the religious public.
THE HABITS OF COOP SOCIETY,"; 4 IEan5.
BOOK Jor LddteS and Gentlemen; with thou ghts
hints and anecdotes; containing social obser-
vances, nice points Of taste and good manners
ana the art OF making ones self agreeable
The whole interspersed with numerous illus
trations of social predicaments remarks on
the history of fashion, and the differences OF
English and Continental etiquette New
\ ork RUDD &CARLETON.-Here is book tha +
will sell. 1t is from the last London edi.
tion," and the above description of it is copied
literally from its title page. OF course itmust
be from some accomplished master of cere
monies among the English rstocracy. Now
then, all aspirants to good breeding and tn,
good society to which that sort of breeding
admits people, will buy this easy road to gen.
uiity, and find out exactly how to demean
themselves-how to dress, how to visit how
to receive company, how to eat how to drink
how TO sleep-trom the most important to the
most trivial affairs of life, even to pairing your
finger nails. Talk no longer about "born gen
tlemeD." Here is an infallible recipe for max
ing gentleman. Those who have failed in
their efforts heretofore may with its help now
completely triumph, and win their way to the
brilliant platform of high life, and there ''gaZe
undazzled on its flood of glory" The only
fear we have about this book is, that it will
make too many gentlemen. The class will be-
come too common, and, as good things are ap.
preciated in proportion to their scarcity it
may be apprehended that an abundance of
gentlemen will lessen their value in public es.
timation. The book also gives instructions to
ladies but We are not the man to hint in the
remotest manner that it can elevate the gen tier
sex. They are all of them ladies, and this au-
thor cannot exalt them Man, poor devil, is
another person, altogether, and if this Eng
lish chart of gentility can break some of the
rude barbarians into tractable and gentle be-
ings, it will have done society a signal sery ice
For sale by A. MORRIS
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INK CUSTARDS, PIES. BLANC-MANGE, ICE
CREAMS, JELLItS, SAUCES, &c, &c, tpre-
pared from Fruits oil the best quality, and highly
ooncentrayed.)
The attention of Conieetioners. Hotel Keepers
and Families is respectfully invited to the above
named Extracts. They have all the freshness and
flavor of the delicate fruits from which they are
prepared s,d END are less IS expeulS6H n ESuER
& WINSTON and W. l.. WARING, and at retail
by traders generally. fe 23-3m'
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NoErH CAROLINA OPPOSITION CONVICTION
This body adjourned on Thursday. after uomi.
natisg John Pools Of Pasq uotank comfy, - IT.
essAtlste for Governor. II adopted rsSolu.
ftoa ID 1hvoS OF ~ seievsM TAXATION.
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Aampdes sidney Magazine.
We have received the January number OF
this spirited Magazine, conducted by the lite.
Yssy societies Of Hampdsn Sidney College. J..
J. ORxxD, publisher, Lynchbuyx
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MASONIC Static M
AsTONISHING TO ALL.-MApANysrv

A.. rouN w r,W HlNGTOI
Al JOHN w. DAVIES Marble Won.
Open from A. NJ. to u T. NJ fsi-.t'
A STONlAHING TO AiI.-NaD,vvo M
"A SELL. the celebrated AstrolneIsiI navy ",
the city, and will remain few deIs LrV'' ID
She was born with natural glft 10 al -
the events al llte-even YOUR yery tbniyh,.x
tell whether you are married or single srd y.
many tunes you are tn be married.. will eans. s.
dy marriage. she has astonished tbou.spd. ~,
her magic power. No gentleman admitted NJ,
EppINs' Boarding House 18th or t;nvstun, s,,.. ~,
between Nam and Franklin streets. No AN
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HORSES, &c, FOR SALE.

FINE MARI AND tOLT fok
L~NSALk "A grew MARE q superior hsises
A--Nand saddle animal, sound and nd sls'
now with ina. b; koSsuth. Also, "a beautiful Ne
suth COLT, out of the above Mare, nsai jleii
old, well grown. finely formed and yet fe. NJ
to tis2;-Sil II WILLIAMS
fAthANGE. SALE, AND Nv
LNERi STABLE-On Cars 81. oFps's -
S<A old Gas House. formerly occupied By b p.
UREES.-i have now on hand, md VI. ,sAs'
keep. u fine lot of HORSES bNU MULES. "
sale at the lowest market prices. tefs"hs W.
the country are requested e. call ana eAlhas -
stock. lie 2O-lm'i k. ". DCNhA"Ai
FOR StEE-MTLES AND AUANa.
~ have several young ard NeA ~.
IEAM MULES. one excellent riding Az w. e.
HORSE; also, "a No. / FAMILY HORSE ~. =.
SIZE, i've Years old and all night. for SAFE on 10
four months. Apply 70 +. boSe!ht'.,
fe Him Coraer OF Carr and li'a -
~ FOR SALE, PRtS tTEif--S',
w. fine MULES: a HORSE; 49,
and ssven CARTS. Apply al ne d"
AA House. on Mayo's BrIdke.
fe l4-im'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
wA. Mutual Benefit

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
AGENCY IN RICHMOND 49, MAIN STREET.
This Company have paid during the year 1889,
for policies on lives OF deceased members, ) DDS
J3iUO In divIdenus to tue insured, In year 1852
s l56. 1872 II. It's capt. al compared with It's Ia
l.Iltles, is larger than an, other LIE Insurance
Company doing business the United states.
(See Report Of Comptroller. State of New Yor }
THE business of this Company rs confined excu-
sivety to Insurance on LIVES.
All the profits are annually divided among the
insured
The dividend, January LIST, 1850, is 45 per GENT.
Re 2j-5L KNOWLES l. WALFURD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

~ Wanted-Everyb body to try Samples
INFALLIBIE BAKING POWDER. For sale
BY Druggists and irocers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

IA One Trial will insure the use of Semi
Plies INFALLl BILE BAKING POW DER in any
family, If properly used. For sale by Druggists
and GrOcers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

- DIVINE SERVICE will be held at
~ haif-p past seven Tomorrow SUNDAY
night, February 2jth, in Mr.. STANARDs School
Room, at the corner OF Sth and Clay streets, when
the New Church commonly known as the ''Swe
den horgian'') doctrine of Atonement will he ex
blamed. fe 25-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

lS MECHANICS EXCHANGE.--Th
90 subscriber will open. on 18th street. in
few days. an Office for the ece pit of orders for Me
chaDics, Coal Merchants and others. by which he
thinks many advantages will be derived by the
public. Ife 25-ltl LEWIS HILL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25

rs. Use The Best.-SEMPLE'S INFALLI-
BILE BAKING POWDER The best and cheap
est in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-25
THE OFFICE.
X2 GOVERNOR ST.,EN T. !
Between Main and SAlV
Franklin. S$aH

~ In taking charge of the above establishment,
shall he glad Ia my o Il friends and the public
generally. By strict attention to the business IN
all ITS departments, hope to secure and merit
liberal share of patronage. DAVID n JONES.
nA. Mr.. w NJ. r. LILLY, formerly of Petersburg,
will be pleased to see his friends at the above
House
rs FREE SNACK every day at IL O'Clock.