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The Sonata, ON saturday, passed snoiutteo
rroairtus H. Attorney 0sueral 70 procure
ana ale ia the ONCE 0f the Secretary OF Stsse
ali existiug evidence Of the title Of the state 70
the public grounds Of the seat OF government
The Senate were informed, through MI. STU
Art. that the Executive would on Monday
o.dny) transmit to the Senate message on
the financial condition of the State, which
might necessitate further prolongation OF the
session. "A proposition to extend TO the 'S'n
of March. was voted down; but it will Fro-
bably be renewed Bills were passed liking
tho tolls on railroads, and providing for
public administrator in each county and cor
poration Of the State. A substitute ior 'ne
bill amending the charter OF the James n"e.
and Kanawha Company, heretofore oeieateo')
was reported and ordered to be printed. In
the House of Delegates, the proposition 70 De-
stow silver medals ON such Of the Lexington
Cadets as served at Harper's Ferry, was ia'o
on the table. The House passed the senate
substitute for the bill repealing the LIST, 20, 81
aud Attn sections Of an act passed April "a,
1855, providing for more uniform currency
of the banks Of the State, adding an indepen-
dent section, ard refusing to adopt proviso
making individual stockholders liable to the
extent of their subscriptions. The Senate
joint resolution, providing for settling the
boundary between Maryland and Virginia,
was concurred in. The Committee of Courts
Of Justice reported that it was inexpedient to
take any action in reference to the comm uta-
ton of the sentence Of STEVENS and HAzLETT
The Governor recommends that the House
order the printing Of Maj. WIN. GlLLIAM's
new book ON Military Tactics, which had been
submitted to, and highly approved by, compe-
tent military gentlemen.
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ma DR.. Minnock's Indian Panacea, for
RHEUMATISM.-This compound effectually re-
lieves and cures NEURALGIA and RHEUMA-
TlSM in its most acute form. The great success.
with which it has met and the increasing de mand
justifes the ssertion that it stands unrivaed as
a remedy. Those who have suffered and are now
relieved willing witnesses in behalf of its viz
tues. The many testimonials which have been
given in Its behalf, are convincing and satsfao-
tory. The afflicted have only to try and be con-
WINGED.
"a Certificates Of many well known citizens OF
Richmond can he seen. For sale nv
FISHER 4 WINSTON, Druggists,
NH SIT No. Us Main st., RichIuond.
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nIel0.
Died,
SUNDAY morning, q ~ o'cloohs efter . brief

illness, HICHARb J. BLOCNT. ID ihe ASth year
Of hio aso.
dence, on Catherine street, to-more0w (Tuosdayl
afternoon. ut O'Clock. The friends and acauain-
tances Of the family arc respectfully invlted to
tend. II
In Manchester, Saturday morning, At . quarter
to s O'Clock, WILLIAM HENRY: infant son Of
Lewis and Elizabeth ROgArs, aged 16 months.
Farewell nv dear little William Henry, you are
gone from me-; NO more shall see thy bright eycs
hear thy footsteps on the floor, but In Heaven
hDpe to meet you, where parting will he no more.
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BoARDIHo

ROARD0NG.-lh have comfc,,,h,. 300.
- can accommodate two sentIems"eV oNs a.
wivcs, o. seves"l ..nsls gentlemen, VIII a9S n.
ana LOD6lN6. Terms moderate. WIN noAh
NH 9-7t* Coyner roMs. NESBiTr
ROARDlNG.-Havinx taken N. 60"
~ HOUSE, situated on the South CO., nhNIAL
ernor and Franklin streets, am NO. v'ner OF 5,r
:cc"mmodats number Of gentlemen v,tS enss
NH 6-6t" NJ. VIRGINr.
p "a X X L II HOU Z. 10y,
Gentlemen will find the best Of aocom MAsS,
DER not ss eJ Gr me me Ir%cI. g Ss
NH ,-sm T. Parker.
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h Are you Insured 1.-THE greatest advan.
tases are usual offered the public with regard to
LIFE INSURANGE;aEhite persons and slaves:
Of properly, in town or country. At the old estab
Tshed GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE. Pearl
street. opposite John N. Gordon and next to E. d.
EachO.
The best companies represented, and all losses
HOURs or Business from to O'Clock, and from
to s O'Clock, daily. C. r. BROKEN.
fe 18-1m General Insurance Agent.
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n Insurance, Insurance. ..Life and Fire
lnsurance. at the LowKsf rates charged by re-
sDOnsible companies.
:, For ALL kinDs Of Insurance. With - little do.
lay - possible, call q the old established General
insurance Once, on Pearl street. opposite JnO. N.
Gordon, next door to Z. D. Eacho.
promptly paid.
Ao1rs of business from 70 ], and from to
o'clock daily. G. r. B4ICKkN,
NH 6-lV Gennral InauPa nca aont
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IAN DVVCA INFNLLI
BILE BAKING POwpER.-Al persons fond Of light,
sweet and wholesome loaf bread, biscuits, batter,
and buckwheat cakes may purchase this powder
with confidence. The materials are perft city
harmless. and more pleasant than Soda, Saleratus,
&c. No fear of sour bread. The use of It will
make the lg htest, sweetest bread in the shortest
possible time; save time, labor and expense and
never disapponts, if the accompany ing simple di
rectIons are observed Besides, it manu- factu red
IN virginia, and is no invention of YankeedOm.
JOHN w. GARLICK, manufacturer and sole pTOprie-
tor, r ichmond, Va. We know him, and have tried
1t. and recommend it as the best we ever tried
Get it. and mind the directions.
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n Kidney and Bladder Gem plaints.-The
newest and most important discovery for Kidney,
Ihca or Whites, Sexual Weaknesses. Physical
Prostration and Debility Of either sex, is Harris
Persons who have been unable to walk, have soon
been relieved by this powerful COMPOUND. 1t il
prepared by Chemist, and il pronounced by medi-
cal men and those who have used it, TO be the best
BUCHU COMPOUND in the world. Large bottles
81 ;smalf bottles 50 cents. A fresh supply just
oeived by FISHER WINSTON. Druggists.
10 H-im Main street. Richmond.
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w. s. & q. DOMAIN,
IMPORTERS AND DRALKRsIN
FINE AMP R1 HAY EVA. sgS
RicHMoND, Va,
NEW IRON FRONT W AREa0UsE. on GOV
ERNOR STREET, near Main, whore they may
he found BY their friends and customers IN fa-
tUe.
By various arrivals from ENGLAND. and from
manufacturers ut homo, We are N noesess,On Of
full and complete stock all the articles IN our
purchased from the manafacsassrs direct, with
especial reference 10 the wants OF the Virginia.
North Caynlina. and Tennessee trade. and which
W Offer at Drsaes - low - aay regular hOuse
Oar nsv store 10 situated in The hsazt Of the city.
esua distance from the vaSioos hotels, and IN IL
erecti.n We have spafsd peither labor nor expense
IN rendering It - ccnvenisnt and perfect IN IN A.
couatIy, and vs DO ,nos d9sbt e0ssooss. viii Ind
il one Of the most cheerful, pleasant and comfOF-
table houses in which 70 make their purchases
thaX have ever visited.
full thanks or the liberal patronage exssnded 10 o
for mAny years past. asourina them that ve vsN
eadeavor, BY every means N oar pover, To merit
aeoas'asaass Of their iayos ~ S"1sSSNhS:sn
New IFoa Front Hook. 6ovesnos street.
Orders VAL receive our Dsoape so SsseMs 81
tonslOn. nh U-0l1eo 49,
OUM-Hees bssnds. Qessias Nsiassss Insn y
n hogsAoa4A DiDoe ord hnseols. 81 20 I've s..
q. sii:it s'1 ,:l ~ s:1'a SzvSHf6a
ReEF 1ONaU IS AMP vENI9OH:rci have x.
.aa ~ raun vssaos g; f'c IAN I'll 81 -
CT. AaA lH.sSEEf 'NiNshfS S;si S:ss 6: :s'
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LAND SALs-ProE 0sssnsr Harrisou, priu.
cipai Of the Locust Grove Academy, has re-
Gently pnrchassd Gen. Browa's estate In Mel.
son county, Va, three miles from the railroad.
ut S2O, OO0.
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NerAk AN ESTRAY.-Cam 10 N. =.
KA1 the subscriber. about -, m,es +. snG
dDcity Of Richmond, on the new 80 =
road, a medium sized red and white COW '.lst
Tently about 1--WE years old. The owner !, w. w
ed to come aud prove the property. pay sS sss
and remove the animal, or viii deal With Jsas
~ the law directs. She has been on nv $40, ~. ~
some weeks. ISRAEI, n fSSWr@eN
NH ST. " '""LL
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mA Southern SEWN. Machine
rsrro,s,ocv sr,Tcu y MIzANMTT}FtAcToRY.

TESTERS LOCk-STITCH SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINES.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made to manufacture
the above justly celebrated NJ achines in Richmond.
beauty of finish, and their perfect adaptation to
every branch of industry where the needle Is re-
CURED.
They are gotten up in various styles, ranging in
prices from $50 to Sl6O.
The above Machines exhibition for the
present at COrInthIan Hall, Aain street, and at the
'.Old Dominion Office in Belyln's row. opposite
Bank st Richmond. JOHN Fl. LESTER.
NH 9-6u2p)
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"A B.r...s. ss..ri.. Extracts, f.. favor;

ing cUsTARIS, PIES BLANC NANCE, ICE
pared from Fruits Of tho best quality, and highly
cOnCentFated.)
and Families. 10 respectfully invited q tho above
named Extracts. They. have all the freshness and
flavor Of the delicate fruits from which they arc
Rold at Wholesale by JAS Y. pUvAL. FISHER
l. WINSTON and w. l.. WARING, and At retail
by traders generally. IL 2-3ms
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HAArnkx SIDaEy MAaAziMs.-The March
number of the Hswpdss Sidssy Asgsa iss has
u variety Of able aud Interesting articlse.
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THE REFORMATION MOVE.
49, MENT IN IRELAND.-The Rev GRO.
will deliver a Lecture on this MONDAY even
ing. as O'Clock. 81 st. James' Church. He will
sive an accOdnt Of the great Reformation move
ment now 80 happily prog ressng in Ireland.
NH PITT
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n. Reckbri Alun Wateg.-The water
ALUM 6PRlNG, can Is ussd 4 this season. viii
great sucoess. As an altsrAbivs, it " unsurpass-
%: In ce.ss 81 DysIslsis. Liver CcnI3ain! and
and - Strengthening tonic truly yalasble: Fer
sale BY FISHER + WINSTON,
NH 3-ln No. II Main street. Sole Agents.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH 10.
HixA Water Ais day (Afoxday) SIX e'elos

ARRIVED,
Steamshp Roanoke, Couch. New York, mdze.
and passengers, Ludlam Watson.
Steamer City Of Richmond. Mitchell. Philadel-
phia. mdze. and passengers, H f. Tuitls;
Steamer George Peabody, Pritchard, Baltimore,
mdxe. and passenye 5, d. w. Currie.
SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke. Couch. New York. mdze,
and passengers, Ludiam X Watson.
mdxe and pa, sengers. d h w. Currie.
Schr. N anchester, Nelson, New York, mdze., D..
& w. Currie.
Schr. f. Nickerson, Baxter, Boston. mdze.. D. L
W. Currie.
Schr. Boil Conway, Delany, Baltimore, light.
Schr G. w. Grioe, Palmer, Baltimore, light.
Schr. Planet Mars. Geoyhegan, Baltimore, light.
Brig Castllian, MUwick, Baltimore, light.
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--.---c..-e.->--s-.,-- ---------
M ECnANlCS' Hall.

N EcazSicE Hall. =,
rT.fG1ss e AAss6S% iiRP,ssSSi IS t55sSa, ,r,a
m msnss T.is ss.sls%sa from 81. .sSsss:.
.s.Ss:. ~: md sSsss'
CHANGE VI Z NJ HALL on MONbAf Z. tTiTGs ysss, 4 y
,s.s. tx aoS I.. sv: :, Of thu. s.ss
ATickets only lSceats.
20 carr. Doors open at O'oo.k
THE HONE or wAsH.NeIos1 sls>a
Will be on exhibition on and AN the ~,
TUESDAY, rnr nrM
AAdmission-76 cents. "hi'
TlOwERS, -------------- nh -,
MASONIC STATUE OF
At JOHN ". DAVIES H.n,hii.N gr Tor
Open from A. NJ. to 10 p. N '""o'ca !ns.l.a,.
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IA PHOTOGRAPHS surpassed by mono in the
world from the smallest up to full life SIZE, cOlOred
in Oil, Water or India Ink. are those executed at
RHas' mammoth Gallery, l45 Main street.
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LOST AND sTRAYrn

49, STRAYED OR SrOs 49, -
2O the corner Of ID and B,o.d ..N-Pron
-. 49,, Friday night. two Bull. 6oS Ss'e', "a
s arg sn% bs s1 month" month "!d One yellow With .n,
with short tail and white mouth vi, dH,. erlndl.
able reward for their recovery. WI p,n,aIt
NH l2-2t' Corner "a al nmibR,
CST-0p SATURDAY, on Main street. h.,r..
Williams, a TICKET BOOK, eona, naldvlat
ticket. and ether papers. Twill pay a sai,.s day
NH l2-2tH W c,,,
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0nA As the Seasons Change most persons re-
quire to use mild yet effective cathartlc medi-
cine to carry of the foul accumulations from the
stomach which, if permitted to remain. induce ILL.,
ness. WILSON'S HEADACHE PILLS are the
best general family medicine now use. Sold by
FISHER & WINSTON,
NH l2-6t DIuggiStS.
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lNrANTILE WnIsKERs-A male child was
horn in Standfeld, Mass, lately, healthy, and
we'll formed, with Z" a well defined pair of soft,
silky whiskers, stretching from ear to ear
The child is now five weeks old, bright and
lively, with growing beard.-BOstOn Post.
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PASSENGER PKR STEAMSHIP ROANOKE, Couch,
Master. from New York:
Thomas Hartman, John Glynn. NJ. Hess, Mrs.
Enembers, J. 8 Hartman, J. M. Misman, J. N.
Cole, Mrs, Barrett and son, Thomas Smith, James
7. Vaughan, E. H. Lecond, Hugo Plant, Rev. MIR.
Bray, and IL in steerage.
Also. from Norfolk, J. w. King, J. W. Dabney,
Jane Wakefield,
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IA Notice to our Customers and the Pub
LiC.-Having closed out our old stock of Goods,
recently damaged by FIRE, we can now be found at
our old stand, $50 Broad street, with a new STOCK
Of FAMILY GROCERIES. and shall be pleased
to furnish customers as formerly.
NH l2-3t* GEO. A. HUMIDITY co.
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J. W. GBlYp,,

Ell at some one of the hotels on Ii. ava.
- OF the 9Th instant, pair Of new BGGrSs 'eois,
hat. A reasonable reward will be p,,d =, NC
ii left at this Office. f,.I ~ ~ lh.R
EDUND-By lad, and stopped 6y N. M,
Bartholomew, fine GOLD Pencil "
owner of the same will call AT INV stove III Tie
w. j. BARTHOLOMEW, Wstcbm,...
Next door to Messrs. Kent. PalnsnS
NH lots NJ oos
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in Port au Prince for the benefit Of the fami.
ly Of John Brown.
O. B. Matteson, of Congressional bribery
nOtOriety, has been removed from the Presi-
dency of the Bank of Central New York, Uu-
ca, for an improper use of the funds of the
Bank.
The city of New Orleans is endeavorirg to
obtain the removal Of the seat Of Government
OF Louisiana to that city, and offers to furnish
the State accommodations free Of expense
The last arrival at Denver, Kansas, from
Pixies Peak, brought about 81 600, poor real
iZation of the wOndrous stories once in circu-
lation about that auriferous region.
The foreign papers announce a change for
the worse in the health of Miss Florence Night
ingale. She has left Hampstead for London
in consequence.
The Memphis Appeal says that twenty
murders were committed in that city in 1859,
and that the perpetrators of fifteen have not
yet been discovered.
In the sixth mon tbs ending February 20, the
Illinois Central Railroad gained 1921 300 over
the same period of the previous twelve
months.
President Lord, of Dartmouth College,
though seventy-five years old, is a very agile
skater. and lakes great delight in the exercise.
John Ford, died near Macon, Ga, on the
18th ult., in the 105th year Of his age. He was
| North CarOlinian by bith.
Miss Dickens, factory girl ut Sparta, Ga.
was killed on the eth inst, by the acciden tai
explosion of pistol.
The Rev. d. H. Miller, of Meriden, Conn,
has accepted call to the passionate OF the Bap-
fist Church at Augusta, Ga.
Burwell Mangum was killed at Raleigh, NJ
9. on the 9Th inst, in an ARRAY with Green J.
Maynard.
The aggregate production of tobacco in
Turkey is y, GOO pounds, the sales of which
amount to g., 191, 500.
week to large audiences at the Smithsonian
in Washington.
Mrs. Geo. Cullen was fatally injured at
Orange Courthouse, Va, Friday, by her
clothing taking fire.
A well known dentist of Cincinnati, named
r. Il. Bayard, dropped dead in the street on
Wednesday.
An eminent Hungarian statesman and his
toran. Paul Macy, died at Eperies, December
1s, 1853, aged 81.
The Lutherans of Wilmington. N. c., are
erecting fine house of worship in that tow n.
Most of them are Germans.
Edwin Booth is playing in Nashville. Lola
Montez and Joey Gougenheim are in Louis
Vile.
A wax statuary exhibition at Milton, Fla,
has been utterly demolished because the
image Of John Brown formed a feature.
The steamer Sea Bird, of Norfolk, Va, has
been sold to Capt. Skinner, Of Richmond, for
90, 500.
The wooliy horse, being exhibited in West
ern Virginia, has been sold for 81 ,OOO.
G. H. EIsenbTant, the celebrated Baltimore
manufacturer of flutes, died on the sth inst.
Caleb Gushing addressed large Democratic
meeting on Thursday evening. at New Haven
Daniel Lynch Of California has accepted the
$5,OOO billiard match Of Seereiter.
The Pittsburg gambling saloons have been
broken up BY the Mayor
They are taking ambrotypes at Troy, N. Y,
for fifteen cents.
There were Dos deaths In Philadelphia last
week.
A bust Of Schiller is to adorn the New York
Central Park.
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aPDC1kI NOTICES.
ATTRACTIVE STiCK OF NEW GOODS NOW
ArwaoLs29llfrHEE sxSs AID Retail,

SW Esshs s sSs CASH
Q, to S,o%s: '"s'ns customers on the usual '"''
oc@ss:s: in part :scs.n
call and examination Of Goods and prices il only
necessary to insure sales to the most economical
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
SILKS Of newest designs in any quantity, from
FEE ri:' e.. e B. sif Silk in the city.
Beregss; GIen:dines; Tissues; Orsandies
nets BriIliants; Lawns and Travelling Goods. by
the yard and in robes less than Is per cent. cost
LINEN GOODS.
l5O pieces pure Irish Linen at Is CENTS per yard
piece: pure 1,:h linen =, e Cts Per
R!!:s !. ;oifi :S Ell
IrIc Handkerchiefs, very cheap; Linen Drills
HnokaOack and G WHfT ED i s1dssls Diapers
CapRrics Jaconets Swiss - Checks; Stripes
BrilllaaM; Tarlatans Grapes, by the piece or BY
DOMESTIC FABRICS.
Bleached and Brown Shirtnxs and ShsetnEs, OF
eeIeb,sted makes. such as New York Mills, lond d
piece or b., the yard. Also. full stock Of, such
GooSs e OqRx e .h:
800 french :os Points a Lace Msns, of va.
newsPRiNG sHAWLS; S1s,sdi.sly cheap.
In this department. We can show the largest and
cheapest Goods of :he KIND the city, without any
exception. comprising everything com,ng under
ever call the particular attention Of ladies to the
assortment Of neat Camtric Bands. which are SO
' ~ HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
Ladies'. mlsses', gents and boys Hose and Half
Hose, OF all kinds and all prices; very low oy the
f?zsa e 'a ANS HD' SUN
In great V'' sSN M iei RsFPbiBoNs,
At our usual unrivaled low prices.
Merchants from towns or the country who are
ton, as on many Goods they can save Is per cent
!" p'''"' J. iM H2 BRO, 1893 Broad st.
NH l2-Im
IA Large and Attractive Supply Of
SPRING AND SUMNER DRY GOODS.
" sk01D STREET.
Have been openins. during the past two weeks.
and are now prepared to offer, a complete assert
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
they wo9iG cal pa6t,Gasr a5tentI9n 70 many
prices much lower than those OF former seasons -
We mention 4 few only of the most attractive Ar
E"s$ s!saoi 3 BEREsE koBEs to 10
A very large assortment Of SILKS. Of every va.
rety of style at Is to 80 per cent below the cost
French Printed JACONETS and ORGANIZES;
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS, of every descrlp
ton;
Spring bELAINES and CHALLIES;
French and India FOULARD SILKS, some
tirely new and handsome designs,
Our stock of Domestic Staple Goods has never
S NEG &St ck s51Shfle; of every grade
Amongst the last named. would call the spe-
ca attention of buyers to some very large lots Of
Virginia and Georkia Plain and Striped OsNA:
BURGS. and = large variety of other articles OF
Southern manufacture.
BREEDEN Il FOX.
NH l2-4wif 2l7 Broad street.
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AN IMPORTANT ITEM.-Seven car loads of
freight from Boston and New York bound for
Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi and Ken
lucky, left Norfolk, Va, Friday, on the Nor
folk and Petersburg Railroad.
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OFFICE RICHMOND Il PET'G R.Rco,
RICHMoNp. March i? IsS
&s sosaa ana after MoNpsf." sS
TRAIN on this Road will leave RICHWoNb ~,
PETERSBURG at 7 A. NJ. instead Of SAN Wy
NH I2-2m THOS. H. WYNNE. SUIT
q n THERE WILL. BE A PrBlu
~ TEMPERANCE MEETINt; hsI y
y LEIGH Sr. BAPTIST CHURCH
~ MONDAY NIGHT, the u h March, .,
der the auspices Of SPRlNGFsIR
DIVISION, No. l67, Sons Of Temperance. b.
FONERDON will address the audience. OH,
+" Spring field on, the occasion. '''' ''
Membe' viii meet at Spin Ia Hail M7o'ct
punctually. I. WILEY DAVIS
NH 10 ct R.S.ofSn
r SELLING OUT BELOW COs1
"a JEWELRY. WATCHES, Sr
Ell The undersigned takes the liberty ,0u
nounce to the public that he has toutn
the LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENT of Messrs. RITCHIE Il DUNNAVAyT
In consequence of this change in my business
am obi ed to sell out my present stock All
want Of FINE JEWELRY, WATCHES, l..
will find 1t greatly to their interest to eve me
EARLY CALL. rs | only intend to SELL OF.
FOX COST short time. Tie balance q, the ss.
will lie sold at auction. l., holER
NH 10-lm' Between 9Th and loth streets
- FOR RENT.-Intendlng to more IN IA.
country immediately; i otter Tor zen, IA.
Brooke Avenue, opposite MIR. Clsshs store, Tia
ls desirable location and comfortable hoa.-
To good tenant, the rent will he low App,i
the premises. NH iA-1s
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e6,S73,7os 81
The dividend Jan. LIST, 1850, is IS per cent.
Only half the premium, on policies for term Of
life, is required in cash; the Other half may be
DIVIDEND BEING - PER CENT, nearly balances
the note: This company pays their dividends
while the insured is liy ing.
This company offers ADvAxIA0Es and SECURITY
unsurpassed by any institution in this country
Please call at 80 Main street, and get a circular.
NH 7-5t KNOWLES 4 WALFORD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-12

"a PHOrOGRAPHs taken from old Daguerreo-
types. and AmbrOtypes ENLARGED to any desired
size, and warranted perfect, at RES Gallery, laS
~ THE BEAUTIFUL PxARL AMBROrrPEs can
b had at RKss' Gallery only. Price from IS cents
10 ~.