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virginia In the Eouth

A citizen OF Richmond. who has recently
listed Several of the seeded States. writes
"a follows, In q letter from MONTGOMERY
Alabama
-! see no differences of sentiment between the
'"ople of South Carolina aud tho people Of this
tate. and OF Georgia. Thew all agreed az Ia
heir future course and policy. ard that is to have
Southern Confederacy, with Virginia with them
II she will come hut # not they mean 20 do with
ut her Shs is mighty loved 10 these States -
Probably there never =" AZ State. since the crra-
ion Of the world, that was loved and venera
ed as Virginia is, by the people ofthese Southern
'tates Indeed by aducation, in morals and reli-
Iion, as wei a. very largely. by cpnsanguiultv,
hey are Firginians. The truth is. Virginia j.
'poked TO more than all the othaE border states
mt together, aud the people here are really NOR
lifted At the direction public matters hive taken
18th you ! cannot he mistaken in this viaw -
There IL evident modification at Wing mia course
But she is still loved aud while she may vet
S4feiy do Il, ct bcr hut vindcata her honor ind
tncient reuowp and all will be well Are yon 20
'ow Lincoln! II not, pass your ordinance before
he ath of March
''Thi. Is beautiful little city, and has ouite y
business air about il. The hotels are damned a nd
"rammed. and people seem really cheerful and
2sppy. fon may see every now and then. a
colonel or Captain, or somebody else in regimen
'als, and not unfrequently body of wel-Gfaine ed
roops. What does all this mean It don't loo
IKE tho revolution was going backwards
II DE Congress met 10 -day at 10 clock. ] had a.
seat In tho Hall, and had a good opportunity 10
witness the debate Of an hour the!ore going into
secret, session. which sprung up between Nr
fonnbs and The South Carolina delegates, on the
subject OF the tariff. You will see ha report Of it
IN the papers of this place, and will send you
q of Them "
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Rithmunb Qispatrb.
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH !, iss,
The Convention.

No progress was male by the Convention
yesterday 10 the effort 10 place Virginia in M
attitude OF resistance to coercion bat som,
very good speeches were made on the resoln
ttoos' There was a disposition 10 bring the
question TO vote, when Mr.. CARLrLR, who
desires to make speech to-day. moved an
adjournment, which was carried. The report
or the special committee, relative to move
men's OF men and arms by the General Gov
eminent, and the report of the Peace Com
missioners. will be found In the regular pro-
ceedlngs. More resolutions were yesterday
referred TO the Committee on Federal Reia-
lions Ii IL not 20 b. wondered AZ that the re-
por, OF the committee is delayed. If they have
TO read and Investigate all the resolutions THAI
are reicrceh thern.
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The Senate yesterday passed the bill con
cerning street railroads in Richmond A joinf
resolution for adjournment on the Goth wa,
adopted and sent 10 the House A report
from the Peace Commissioners was read ans
ordered TO be printed
In the House, bills were repor ted mendine
the law organizing the militia, and that for
Increasing and re-arranging tho divisions an,
brigader OF the Commonwealth. The report
OF tho Peace Commits Toner. was read, and :,
bill ppssed creating the county of Bland out
Of parts or Giles. Wythe and farewell. The
general bill for the voluntary enslayemrnt o.
free negroes, was ordered to Its engrossment
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The Cabinet

The construction of LIScoLS's Cabinet is
enough to open the eyes of the most credu
lous Not a member of the Conservative
Union party in ii ! CHAsB, the ferocious po-
litical hrigand, whose blunderbus is point
ed at the heart of the South divides In the In
angurai the honors with SEWARD. the mid
night assassin. Both are in the Cabinet, and
nj have been unanimously confirmed, except
the two Republicans who happened TO be
born in slave States, Il crime objectionable In
the eyes of por ton of the Senate.
And still we have the syren cry of peace,
peace, while already the clapking of our
chains comes on every Northern breeze.
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England and France on the Southern Cues

are beginning to indicate unmista ikea bly, that
their respec tive countries have not the most re-
mote idea Of dis pensing with Southern cotton
The London HerGld of the 9Th of February
anticipating the official news which shay'
just received from Washington. says:
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Mr.. Tharnson.

we were among n vast crowd who were
eiectriHed by Mr.. THoRSroN's fof Prince Ed
wardl magnificent burst OF eloquence In the
convention yesterday. 1t sounded like Viz
GINA OF the olden time Virginia of the days
OIL PATRICK HENRI; Virginia of the great, he
roic era Of America. We knew that Mr..
THORNTON was one Of the most powerful and
brilliant writers OF the country, but we had
no conception that he WAS such n speaker
His Grafton yesterday would have done honor
to the Nireinians who once assembled in the
old church on Church Hill, and rested from
Great Britain the brightest jewels OF her
crown
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The Million Appropriation RilI.

The bill appropriating one million of dol
lars for the defence OF tho State, which passed
the House Of Delegates at the beginning of
the session, is still hung In the Senate. With
the distinct declaration of coercion in LIN
coLS's Inaugural, and the unanimous decla-
ration of the Virginia Legislature that Viz
ginie will resist coercion. the bill putting the
State in n condition of defence is permitted 10
sleep, and the Commonwealth remains at the
mercy of invaders
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH .. 1891.
High Water this day (TAwrsdasl at IL o'cioc
ARRIE ED.

AkhIN BID,
Brig Linda, Eschen, New York, IN ballast, Hax-
all, CreD.haw Co.
sehr. Enterprise, Corner, Eastern Shore, oats
A. MilispauGh.
schr. Arson, Ward, Eastern Shore, oats, A.
Miitspaugh.
schr; Passenger Rolley, Eastern shore oats,
i. Milspaugh
schr. Malta Garland, Hoffman, James River,
wood, A. ". Richardson.
schr. St Cloud, Gwatne:, sInithdeld, wheat,
w II. Pleassnts.
SAILED,
Schr. las. II. Carter, tatlen, Baltimore, mdze ,
W u. Coquitt N 20.
schr. Ocean, Aaron, down the river light.
Sehr. Mary Eliza. Moorscock, down the river
light.
echr. Jno. Francis Frost. down the river, light
BALTIMORE, March 5-Arr'd, setr l.. Auden-
dried. Richmond.
Nkw YoRK, March s--Arr'd, schr: Gallego
Richmond, Haxail, do; Marietta, Norfolk: T.. A
Elliott, do. March 6-Arr'd, schr. E. E. Sawyer
Norfolk; Albert Field, do.
PHIkpkLfHTA, March 4-Cl'd, schr S. c. Will
let's Riehmond, Arr d, schr. d. b. Pitts, Peters
burg.
P4RTl AND. March 2.-Arr'd, schr. VIM Gregg
ry, Rock and tor Richmond.
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On the 1st Of Ianuarv there we're over 3, O00
Americans in Paris, many of whom are per
msnant residents
George Criswell recently died near Mount
Vernon. Mich, of congestion of the brain su-
perinduCed hv n violent tooth ache.
Hon Martin T Crawtnrd COmmie lion or
from tho southern ConfnderaCy, arrived AT
Washington Tuesday evening.
A little how died at Hartford. Conn. on
Nondsv. from eating the PHOSPHORUS from
the ends OF matches.
Lincoln was burnt in efiov at Hampdan
Sidney College. Va, on the 4th inst, amid n
"calithumpian" serenada
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The Catholics and the National Trouble,

Ahe tnthoiics and the National Troubles.
trihute OF warm commentator is due to
the Catholic Church throughout the United
States for the entire abstinence of its clergy
from all intermeddling. either one way or the
other, with the nationaI troubles. Protestants
y We are, we feel bound to acknowledge and
70 commend the manner in which they have
Always held entirely aioof from the anti
slavery agitation. and in which, during the
present troublous times, they have neither
taken sides In the North with the North. nor
In the Southwiih the South, but have confiued
themselves to the appropriate duties OF king
dom which is not of this world
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English Trade with the South.

Already movements are being made in Eng
tAno 70 establish direct commercial communi.
caaon with sarsous ports Of the new Confed
eracy. ehase noticed bel, ore the subserip.
Ton IN Liverpool and Charleston 10 es,ablisb
iine OF steamers TO run between these two
ports. In addition to this, Dir. RosKxsor Of
the great English iron firm, Is in Mon,pomery
Alabama. II 10 said, about q steam nus he
tween Liverpool and New Orleans and Mo.
biis. for which he proposes to furnish one. aalt
The capital.
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Going South.

celebrated hrm, among the principal I'm
pcrters and jobbsrs Of dry goods in New York
city, have addressed circular to their Gus
TONERS, announcing their intention Of estab.
fishing their house in some city OF the Cen
isderats States as soon as they can make the
necessary business arrangements.
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DIED.

r. Yesterday, at ~ o clock r. NJ. MALCoM CUR
RE, aged 81 year,. The deceased was native OF
Scotland bui for the last 81 years resident Of
Virginia.
His friends, together with those OF his brother,
Ionn uric. sr , are invited to attend the tune-
raj services at the ard Presbyterian Church, at IL
o'clock NJ. this day.
ct consumption the 9Th day OF March, 1891, Mr..
sAMCELJ. CUREIE, aged IS years and months.
His funeral will take place from the Episcopa-
liam Chapel 5th street this morning at ~ o elk
Ills friends will please attend.
Pa .hur nj
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PASSED THRoraH Governor FIoyd.

PASSED THRoraH.-Ex- Governor Floyd late
Secretary OF War, passed through Alexandria
Tuesday on his way TO Washington city to
answer the charges brought against him in
reference to the Indian trust bonds. Mr. For
svthe and Mr.. Roman, the Commissioners Of
tho Southern Congress. MISC passed over to
Washington the same evening.
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Southern Periodirals.

The Southern Literary Messenger for March
ia brimful of excellent articles, and its edito-
rails sparkle with the fire of genius
The Southern Planter for March is also a
capital number. Success to Southern litera-
ture in every form.
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A Chin Of the Old Block.

Cadet LANE, son of Gen. JOSEPH LANE, who
was in the class expecting to graduate at West
Point in June next, has gone TO MONTGOMERY
10 offer his services to the Confederate States.
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-
NAV FESTIVAL

MAY FESEIVAL.-The young la
~ can, uIes ~ I'M; aE"tTrs yea Gr1sse,
OF MUSIC, 1.-THE 0ratorio of the -'RETELLERS''
arc re4ues Sled 10 meet, al the Academy of Music
No. 33MECHANlCS' INSTITUTE, on SATURDAY
AFTERNOON next, t9th,j at o'clock. Good vo-
callSts can become mem beers free OF charge.
h-T The PIANO FORTE CLASSES as per quar-
ter meet. as usual, every To ESDAY and FRIDAY
MORNINGS, at 10 o clock NH 5-3,<
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............Special Notice.

$4,000 WORTH OF
Ii l. Il Ct ~ ~ Il ID RI coon =
4 7 n D B Glow COST,
EDR CASH ONLY,
TO CLOSE BUSINESS
In consequeneeef the general na Il cial derange-
to sell OF our superior and desirable stock of
DRY obs,
at GREAT SACRIFICE, to close business as soon
We offer this day, every article at PRIME
COST. from paper of n eed les up 10 the RICHEST
SILKS brought to this country.
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS our stock is very
Table DAMASK.
Linen SHEEr1Sti,
Piii0w-Case LINENS
TOWELS, HCCKABACK, &c, &c
Splendid assortment Of
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS.
and ali the latest styles OF French and English
BRICs.
for Ladies' and Children's Dresses for Spring
Winter and summer.
EMBRoIDERIEs,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, uDKFS.,
SHAWLS CLOAKS aud MANTLES,
SHlRTiSGS and SHEETINGS.
=, FLANNELS and BLANKETS, Of every descrip-
IRISH LINENS and DIAPERS,
BOMBAzlNES and BLACk ALPACAs.
Large stock of Goods for SERVANTS Summer
and Winter Clothing.
~ Purchasers are invited to call and see for
themselves. A. X. PARKER q CO.
l43 Main street, Eagle square.
n. BAH persons Indebted to us, will please
call and settle their accounts without DELAY, as
NH SIS 80 " -, y A K. P. & co.
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RETFAsvp .-ffov. Brown. of Georgia. has
reIen snd the bark AdinstAr. in consequence Of
represen tatinrs made to him hv H. Il VI s
Consul. f.. Mo'vnaaux ESQ that a cargo she
held belonged to the subjects OF Great Britain
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PERSONAL.
DICTIONARY ABROAD,


Within a few weeks tho publishers Of WEB
sTER'S PCT JRIAL UNABRIDGED have receiv.
ed orders tor that work from Coustantinopis
shanghai, tChins.l Beirut. fsyria,) Madura. dim
dostan,l and fra IA The Cape OF Good Hope.-Sp Rep.
NH 7--d&cwlt
dividend NOrICE.-The Board OF Direc.
~ tors OF the RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION
have declared dividend of 10 per cent tor 81 per
share out Of the profits Of the business for the
six months ending on The LIST inst Payable to the
stock hoiders and after the leth inst.
NH 7-i't ROBERT 7 BROOKE, sec'y.
NJ iGAf SCHOOL.-1his OF HooL will be
~ opened for the instruction of yonng mechan-
les AT my Rooms on Gay street, corner Of I'd
on MONDAY. the 18th inst
BE- TERNs-Moderate. Number of pupils linn
He'd nh 7-6t g. 4. &. kAITFR.
ROAAD.--Iwo Pheasant koJAtS vacant al Inc
- VIRGINIA HOUSE, suitable Tor families.
Also Also Accommodations for gentlemen as DAY
HoAHDEks. NH 7--ats
~ C55R 7ySKTv-o;S-,-sA--s ~ - r, :, :
~ wharf, Tor sale By A. B. LEE.
In It's On Ia. Dock.
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EG Bakers Premium Bitters.--Are you a
DyrpePtlcf II 80, take BAKERS I X IN | ( i
Suffers. They are the ouiy panacea for disease
DO you sun from tonsti patton, want OF Appetite
or Indigestion? BAkER'o BITTERS never fail
20 care each and al Do ypu feel feebl e, debili-
iatei restless at night AID inca pacitod for busi
nessP BAKERS BiTTERS will invigorate your
system, ennce the dTowsy god 10 your pillow, re-
Spirits, that will make the labors of the day .
mere pastlme. Vegetable in their properties ar
prepared with skill. they are adapted TO tho cur.
oil all diseases OF the stomach and bow els ans! act
with electric rapidly upon the blood and liver
Price 50 cents per bottle. To be had of all Drug
gists. mn i r.
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CORNS, BUNIONS. NAILS
- "a Daniel f. Gardner. Superintendent q
Tobacco, states III had known how easy. auc
without hindrance 10 me, DR.. SCHULTZ operates
would not have suffered a moment There ar.
probably many more believing the impnsstbility
Of his pal 0 ess and eieatdc method but tria
will convince ~
Ee5 Office, Wall Street Hotel Wall street.
NH 6-2t+
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Z 49, FOR HIGH CONsTABLE.-T

Sc MY FELLOW CITIZENS or RJCn
MOND In response 10 the cali made pom me oy
" Many Voters would say that, having hsd
,lsnk could give satisfaction In thai Of Consts
bic. Therefore announce myself l. candidate for
that office, erd, If elected, / promise q fsith,ui
performance Of the duties.
fe 2l-tdeN GEO FREEMAN
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BET Auction Sale of
10000 YARDS
y l. Q T H S, O A s S I NJ f r f s, &C.,
VIRGINIA FACTURE,
IN RICHMOND VA

IN RICHMOND, VA.
The CRENSHAW WOODEN COMPANY having
entire confidence that the superiority OF theiT
Goods viii be appreciated, aud wishing them Ia
go into Immediate use and consumption, viii sell
al auction; in one Of the new stores under the
WEDNESDAY, 18Th DAY OF MARCH, 1861.
al the GOODS Of their Inanufacture, which may
Be ,S on noh haad e9 1 i1Y Of abSqt
MEREs, DOE SKINS, &c, SC,
tOf about loo different styles and patterns
Samples OF most OF these Goods can be seen at
our office any time previous to the day of sale !:
and we trust, as this enterprise seems to merit
trade OF the far South, as well as IN Virgins
TERMS:
Under 800, cash from slo0 to $500, 4 months :;
and on all sums over $500, months credit for a D.
pIovsd negotiable paper, With an allowance Of
Crenshaw Wooden Co., Richmond, Va.
VIII be added to the above sale, at the same
DOMESTIC COTTONs,
sEETY Of Efs2g q nnd e
y LYNCH \ cALL yss' S ifEdIs. Agents
Re 2S-ts tttrick. and Mattoax Companies.
ESA Physiological View of Marriage
Containing nearly 500 pages and 1870 fine plates
gans IL d state OF health ana disease with Il trea-
nse on self abuse its depl9rable consequences
Of treatment-the only rational and successful
mode of cure, as shown by the report of cases
treated. \ truthful adviser to the married and
those contemplating marriage, who entertain
doubts OF their physical condition. Sent, free of
postage, to any address, on receipt Of - cents in
specie, postage stamps, by addressing
fe 2e-d&sw3m DIX. LA CROIX. Albany n Y.
(,ITY OF RICHMOND, TO wit:-At Rules
y held ia the Clerks Ottice OF the Court of Iust-
lngS for Inc SAID city, on Monday, the 18th day Of
March, 1851
Charles
cgci6s-
r: A. Tompkins aud James II. Temp IN oEbf'
n lnS. .-''' ............ .,..... DeftS,,
The object OF this suit is recover against tn
deIen liant the sue of two hundred and two dol
lars aud sixty three cents. Affidavit having been
made that the tsid defendant, James II. Tomp-
klns, ls not resident of the State Of Virginia he
Is hereby required 10 appear in the said Clerk
Office. within month after due publicatiD on
hereof. and do what may he necessary to protect
his interest. ACOpy-Testo
nh 7-law4w R0, HOWARD Clerk.
NOfiCE.-READ Thl>, AND ENCVUkAGs
~ HOME MANUFACTU SCI am prepared 70
make LOCKS for Banks, Prisons, stores Dwell
ings. aud Hcteis. Also, ANNUNCIATORS put up
ia Hotals
BELLS hung in dwellings, with or without
tubes. Also, SPEAKING TUBES put up
+. S.-LockS repaired, KEYS fitted, and IRON
SAFES repaired.
s@fz Work done in any part Of the State at city
prices. All work warranted at thu RICHMOND
LOCK FACTORY. W. W. SNEAD,
nlh st 10th St. between Main and Cary
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TO THE CITIZENS OF THE

CITY OF RiCHHoND.-I present nv.
self before you as a CT udidats for he oia.n a.
HIGH CONSTABLE. II it shall be your pleasure
to elect me to tbat Office, will transact he 6,.i
of the flee WIKI strict Fidelity 10 vou- int,
estS. fe i3-tde THOS E'ARIhv
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FOR RENT AND SALE

- FOX kENE-A most desirable LuCA D..
LII TON and STAND fora Restaurant, Grocery
or Confectionery, situated on Main streei In
the most business part Of the city. Possession
gwen Immediately. For terms &c% apply at tla
store No !. Exchange Hotel Building. Pearl 81
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HH RICHAON THgArR
Rr~KRI 4 MoxLRY.... Sole Lessee- and Managers.
|, B. PHILLIPS Observation-Disclosures Stage Manager.
UNPRECE DENTED SUCCESS
UNRIvALLED YOrNl
AMERICAN TRAGEDIENNE,
MI s BAT f NJ A N
In her great character Of the
HU " c H B CK BRIDE.
In Mrs. S. +. BATFWAN,S magnificent
TRAGIC PLAY
g ERAL DI NJ y.
She being honorad each representation with Il
UNANIMOUS CALL
Before the curtain At the end OF the first act, and
conclusion Of the play
A COMPLIMENT
Seldom extended,
THIS MAGNIFICENT PRODUCTION
VIII be repeated to- night fer the
LAST TIME.
Notwithstanding its great success, in order to
make room for other novelties.
MISS BATEMA
q L |. u &
MR.. BhTEMAN,
DAVID OF RUTHIN,
AND
ASSELM0, THE PRIOR.
To conclude with the laughahie Psrce of
PADDY MI rs BOY
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RE- PMPL0Y PPFS TO take v0ur PHoT0GRAPH
and ANRROTYPF iIKRSEssEs. if You desi re to have
u done III an artistic manner, and at r very
low cost Economy IL wealth. PhotoqraDhs 81 ::
rolored $50 Pearl Amhrotvpes ?5e.. -Nc 81. and
nnwa rds. Our usual 81 STYLE for 81. Children
taken perfec nv the aid Of RpRs' instantaneous
nroress. Satisfaction or no charge. Over wEaT
x J0HSsToS's Bookstore. NH st
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CO. FOR RENF-DE>lRABLk DWELLING
Fl hutsE.-FOR RENT A very Desirable
= three story brick DWELLlNG- HOUSE ui;h
hlfchen, eel !ars, hydrant. gas, &c. on Franklin
street, enc door West Of goth street for rent AZ
private residence ouly, upon moderate terms 10
Puhctuai tenant: The premises arc now under.
SUIhS 1" complete repair. Possession In few
days. Apply TO ALFRED INLOES
NH f-12t Corner 2uth and prart+ifn
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- HIGH CONSTABLE

- Iy Announce myself a. 4 Can fIh nj,
for Tee. election - the uffice If HiGH CuNSTARig
OF THE CITY Of RICHMOND.
fe 22-dtdet r BTTIEP
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q. EOK KENT-A nrst RESIDENCE. .nll.-

Es.I =, a
Nj pie Tor small family, al the corner Of Broad
= and FUGshee streets. The house contains
lonr rooms. with kitchen attached all in good
order, and Is in good and quiet nelshborh1od
Possession given Immediately
NH Ia las 'rAVJ0p IL cpx
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ca FOR REN 4 a Ihree-st1rY BRIt.E
.Im DWELLING on Clay street between 7th and
SIN streets, at present occupied by p spill
u'th, Esq. containing seven rooms, W! III Gas WA.
ter, ana other convenience P0r,ssa!ol can ps
had Immediately Apply -
+. A. ] CLOPTON,
lnrnRr W. a III IL
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FOR HIGH CONSTABLE
". HFyFRIncE,r.,1,--
80 FOR HIGH CONSTABLE a;

90 TIE LITI OF kICHMONp- Am =
candidate for the otfce Of HIGH COSSTABLEoe
IHh CITY OF RICHMOND, aud respeetfQl iv 40.
ilcit the votes Of my fellow -citizens
5. ". henry
fe iS-tdef Late Deputy Constable
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LOST, STRAYED, &c,

l. shaped she'll eli CAMEO BREAsTPiNt;fh1e shell shell
a light shade of bIf--a likeness Of n brother
highly distinguished artist, and is beautifully
in gold to represent pearls, The features are
full beard-throat exposed.
Tho name Of the artist, ''Soulins. is raved
on the she'll.
This Cameo is MOST HIGHLY rRIzED and for itr
recovery. most liberal reward will be paid, and
no nh pf.tafn' asked E b 8sPPSSlSWR 5gfTHAx CO.
SADDLE-BAGS LO>T.-On u about the 92i
:, Of February, gentleman from the country
left his sADDLE-BAG> somewhere in the city,
and as he does OF remember where, and wishes
to recover them, he will give liberal reward for
their delivery at the Disra'rh office (mh 7-2t*
u EYS LO>T.-A bunch of small KEYS vast
"a lost in the city on Tuesday night lat. The
hnder vii, he rewarded by leaving them at the
--S---,I Io M -
49,, LOSf-0u saturday evening abou
=Sa4sr~l dark, white POODLE DOG. He hal
- on Il brass collar, with the name o.
t" any one who will deliver him to MATHEW Il.
IN AZ on 18th street, next TO Mr.; Eddins'
h9ardlhG- House. NH 7-ltt
(C"nvening, March ID a BAY HORSE, with
out any white marks $50 far as rac0l ected)
ao"nt MN zen haot1 nigh and about six or seven
Richmond, or to CRENsHaw CO,
V
3<%Ett..EM we COWS-one a red. the other a red
NSy and white suitable reward will be
--zssaszcgA paid for information where hey may
b. 'ouNt if left At This office. NH ifs
aN LOST-oR EsTRAY-Two RED
sEG9aa;s n cows. \ liberal reward win be pal
RI tor the recovery Of the same. Apply
essE.t%s115Ae Of this office NH SIS
T 0Si-nu thr 2tth February last solnew harp
I ! N the city, my FREE PAPERS Any person
hnding them and returning them 20 me. will re-
ceire a reward Of 81. BETSY GREEN.
NH 6-at%
! oST-Bet~een ms corner of 4th and Cary SIS.
~ and my residence 5th strAat, on Friday
evening last, GOLD BREASTPIN, with a Da-
guerreotype Likeness. A liberal reward will he
paid for it, return to me, on 5th street, between
Marshall and Clay streets
N 5-3t