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NEW Mrsic.-We have received from =. II.
TAYLOR, the Carnival of Venice, by ScHrLorr J;
L Cannot Lose the Dream OF Thee, a ballad
hoses Bloom in Summer Only, ballad From
Childhood Dawn an Aria from BALES One
ra OF Robin Hood, now creating Il musical px
element In London; Babble Brook March
snd Jockey Hat and Feather, a song by G
W. IL. BRoCKwAY. All this music is very
pretty, and cannot fail to be popular
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EDUCATIONAL.
FEMALE IN,TIyrrr

~ The second half of the present session h.rfg,
February 18th, and ends the last of June
The commencement of Il new term present. .
most favorable opportunity for the admission ot
new pupils. y"
Although our School is already somewhat fnu
er than usual, the extent OF our aFraurenst,.
readily enables Us to receive a still larger ann
Der. = """
We have SIXTEEN Teachers Of ability and sv
perieuce, nearly the same number of Iarge .nJ
comfortable recitation rooms, and ample groupd,
for exercise "''
Our BOARDING facilities are also excellen,
our course Is extensive and complete, bapinpfng
with the lowest English studies of the Prrp1rat.
ty course, To which special attention is given ss5
including the higher English. the Languages NJ
slc, and the ornamental branches
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g. CORNS, BUYIOYS NAILS &C.

sS>Ea lnStantaneousiy removed without the
silghtest pam. II reply TO inquiries of several
members OF the convention, strangers and others
Or Hh ! LIZ begS to say he is in the city, ready
as usual to attend to their pedal welfare. Among
the names appended 10 his numerous certificates
can be seen VIM. II Macfarlaud and Jas LYONS
hsqs., Col Richardson, Major Z. H. Price Col
Pegram, &c.
NJ oFFICE-Wall Street Hotel, Wall st. Daily
in attendance from \. N. toaP. NJ re l3-2t*
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DIED.


"n " ednesaays ths 18th fnssanf, VI the feefdenee
q her son In law. Mr. Samuel J. rutherford
Mr., ELIZA WATSON.
The funeral services will take place from 81
aipes' Church Friday at 1: o'clock Tue
IRE ads OF the family are requested TO attend with
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Ne Great Reduction i'm Prices Ra
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS

n IL Ii \ Az II A L 1 Oo DIS .
J. M IL J. HIS Err 81 BROTHER,
(193 BROAD STREET,
Are now Offering their whole stock of desirable
GOODS at deduction of IS to so per cent ON for
mer prices.
TAKE OTICE:
5000 yards Merrimack PRINTS, at 10 cts the yd
Best Bleached and Brown SHIFTING and SHEET.
ING-very cheap.
All-Linen sHEETING, at 62s, rs, and 81. cents the
yard.
Pillow LINENS, at a7s cts the yard
Hem stitched Linen Cambria HANDKERCHIEFS,
at one shilling.
200 pieces of White, Pink and B!ue TARLATAy
at half their value.
White Cambric, Jacoset, Nansook Check MUS
Inns and BRILbIANTES-cheap.
Table Linen DIAPERS, NAPKINS, TOWELING
&c. at a great bargain
Black SILkS at IL sacrifice Fancy SILKS ahon,
50 cts. aud 81
Rich Lace and Muslin CURTAINS, at a sacrifice.
A large lot Of Malseilles . q NTERPAN
slightly soiled-very cheap.
ne Cash and punc;ual credit customers will
md It to their advantage to give lis an early call
ia Wv j. MlLLHiSER 4 BRO.
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MIN. PELLEy,S NCUOOI

-, w BROAD ST, BETWEEN 10TH AND liTH
The second term of this SCHOOL oomp1encas on
be received. ~
Iarents who entrnst their children to Mrs PEI.
LET'S care, are assured that they will be rHog
otGHiY GROUNDED in all the branches essential to
flushed education.
Terms made known on application at her ra-i.
70
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NE Yeast Powders. W. Garlick, X ich-
m0nd, Va, manufactures 'SEMPLE'S lNFALLI-
Bile BAKING POWDER His is the only fac
tory Of the kind in the South and he IS prepared
10 furnish the entire trade reasonable terms
as Northern manufacturers. Semple's Powder is
virginia preparation, approved by all who have
useo It--hfhWoTtd ~ htG. fe
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TERMS:

- :. bW T"t VUV StHNfV4I P"BuDft m Udt0ncf.
Engl In Preparatory department. ........ ~
English, in Collegiate department. Il
French, or other Languages .............., n
Music on the Piano.................. .,
For other particulars or Tor catal ogues apn,y 4,
fe J3--dlm CHAS H. WINSTON 0rrosiJani
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UNIVERSITY AND LAW s,,uo0I =

= iessof H'Lt bb having resigned the chair
OF tlyu, Constitutional and international Law
Equity, and the Law Merchant, in the UNIVERSITY
OF virginia, the Board Of Visitors, at their meet.
ing on the 9th of March next, Will take into coz.
sidsrati"n the acceptance Of his resignation, aui
the appointment of Il successor.
Applications for the appointment should be al
dressed to the subscriber. at Charlottesville, 81
THOS. J. RANDOLPH
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Nc One Trial will insure the Use of Sem.
PLh lNFAbLlBLE BAKING POWDER in auy
family, 1t properly used. For sale by Druggists
gu" "i"oelS' fe 4
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fe l2-t6M Rector University ~ vi
OLD DOMINION INsTiTUTE-.coRA

~ Of FRAN KILN AND 5rH STREETS The Sc
como hall Vf the session Of this School. for lse0
VIII commence on the 18th of February and cad
the Soth ot June next ensuing
The Rev. FRANCIS 7 B0GGS has been adtei
to the Board of Instruction, and will, with hi,
family, reside in the Institute buildings This
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT viii continue under
Mr, CHAsB's superintendence who will be sidel
by competent assistants. A gentleman has bseG
employed to take charge Of the classes in ALGE
BRA, and others will be TO teach other specific
studies aud another female teacher will be em-
ployed The LECTURES on BIBLICAL LITERA.
IURE, by Rev. JAS, \. DUNCAN, will be con
Unued, as also the FRIDAY AFTERNOON LITE.
RARf LECTU RES. The PREPARATORY De
RfMBNT, for very small girls, will receive tbs
special care Of the Principal OF the school.
The BOARDING DEPARTMENT will be libe
rally and carefully conducted and every comfort
and facility Will be afforded to young ladies board
Ing In the family.
No labor or expense will be spared TO make tbg
School equal to any In the land tor the educsia
OF females.
AE For further Information, address
j. f. SHDMATE, Principal
Richmond, January, 1881. ia 25--dlm'
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f6 X NoED TBRAT Rg--

ne RIcHsoHD TBgATRg-
kGskEt q MoxLET.. Sole Lessees and Managers
l. Is. iAiLLlFs' '''......-.........Stage Manager
ME- NOTICE ~
To The members of the Convention and strangers
IN cur city.
The MANAGERS Of the Richmond Theatre 18th
TWO GREAT DRAMAS '"'
OF the day, most respectfully announce n reno.
ution OF Mrs. southworth widely read Ledger
story OF
ROSE ELMER.
SOUTHERN DRAMA.
In rindlcation Of
SOUTHERN RIGHTS,
PARLOR AND CABIN; or MASTERS
AND SLAVES
Forming combination of novelty never betore
presented 10 Richmond audience
grand
LEDGER DRAMA.
SOUTHERN RIGHTS DRAMA
Mr. GEORGE kuNkBL III his great chtrater Of
SINGING ORA, T n nItp PETE = on,r
Mr. THoS. l.. MoXLEY as AUNT VIOLET.
Rrcunnoxp TuEArKE
KTykbt ~ MoSrFr.. Sole Lesseet aud Managers.
|. b. PHILLIPS Stage Manager
UNPARALLELED ATTRACTION
Ben 'SE E 1lF
Nj X - L. II. PIIILLI
Who takes this method of returning her sincere
and heartfelt thanks for the
KIND ENCOURAGEMENT
80 hbefdlly extended to her during her PROLONGED
ii sasy IN tiIi sly, which she takes great peasn ire
WARMEST ACTS OF KINDNESS.
In presenting her bill of
ENTERTAINMENTS
FOR HER
II is with great satisfaction that she is enabled o
announce the first appearance in three wears Of
hef TREND, aud RlchInOnd's favorite artiste
wv Miss JOSEPHINE PARKER,
w no Mas b indiy volunteered to come from BaIti-
s. JENNY LIND,
EIGHT BEAUTIFUL SONGS.
Including the celebrated
JOSEPHINE MEDLEY,
Composed of
TWENTY FOUR DIFFERENT AIRS.
1890 TIE CHARMING DANSETsf
MISS NJ larry PARTIN GTGN,
WARMLY WELCOMED
BY her Richmond friends on Monday night. will
- also appear in
TWO OF HER MOST POPULAR DANCES
The following attractive programme VIII con-
slltutc me evenings entertainment:
The Grand Romantic Spectacle of the
~ JEWESS: IA
- COUNCIL OF CONSTANCE
hat HEi, tthe JewesS, l.......Mrs. |. b. Phillips
u To be i9llowod by the beautiful Dance,
MISS MARY PARTlNGToN. |
After which, the laughabIe Extrayacanza of
4 I 1
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PERSONAL.

"A. M.-lf the party who addressed me- an
~: anonymous letter through the Post ,tfice
ana signed themselves &C. A. NJ. = will give me-
,heiF real name, or call on me, will attend to
'hrlr Information, and feel much obliged
lie i%-"t LOUIS !. BUSSLEUX
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- ALEXANDER GAIT,

V>-a-S & LPT o
srUDio No. 80,
Ne II ANICS INSTITUTE
ne OFFICE HoURs.-Frcm 10 A. NJ. to ) T.. NJ.
fe 1I-dlw
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-
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEB. 10, 1881.

d'gh Water this day fThursdoy) Mt u O'Clock.
-
ARRIVED, ss
scbf Tennessee, -, Eastern Shore, oats, A.
Mtispangh.
Steam BelHidere, keene, Baltimore. mdze. and
passens ers, y. & ". Currie
SAILED.
>chr New York, Cornwall, dow the river, light
CITY PoISI, Feb. 13.--Arr Il, Bremen ba rk Co.
iuinoia, Capt Semcke from Baltimore, to load for
Bremen, Sehaer kohler x Co.
NEW YORK, Feb. lI.--Atrd, schr. {. r Nicke-
~, Norfolk. for Taunton. sohr. Rachel Jane, fof
bfoo khs Yen,l kewen, Petersburg, days, with
wheat. for New Bedford. 9Th inst, 4:3a + NJ of
eaInegat, experienced hurricane from \. W.
ana was blown of 10 miles; sprung aleak, lost
llb end flying iib, stove bulwarks and galley. aud
n n mainboom. Put into this port for repairs.
. RocKLANp, Feb. 4.-Sld schrs. /. L. Snow, Pc
tersburg. NJ. : Partridge, do.
BALTIMORE, Feb. l2.-Ci'd, sehr. !. NJ. Parr
Fredericksburg. sl..
,AiExAXpRIA, February 12.--Arr'd, schr. Emma
ohcfter, orfolk, slaves. This is the vessel re-
ported sometime since missing
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SHE'S { ME-.
Jenny Leatherlungs. NJ iss sBPHINE PARKER
Singing eight beautiful songs.)
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HiyDLOTH.AN NOcICE

r MIDLOTHIAN NOCICE.-An ad
o. j0urned annual meeting of the STOCK
HOLDERS Of THE MIDLOTHIAN COAL MIN
iAd COMPANY viii be held at the office of the
company On fB DAY next, the 18th inst at II
crock JOHN c. SrANAkD
fe list Sacrat,r,
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IA ATTENTION, CAVALRY A
JAMES WRIGHT. q. :
HEADERS lsr RECT VA. VOLS
FEBRUARY II, lsel,

Al HEADERS Isr RECT VA VOLS,
"a FEBRUARY II, lsel,
Order No. III.
=. j. The several Companies Of this Command
will assemble. at MILITARY HALL, in Unai.ss
Uniiorm, with arms and accouirements, for BAT
nights hereinafter mentioned
II. FRIDAY NIGHT, 18th inst, Company .
MONDAY NIGHT, 18th inst, Companies b. i
and F..
TUESDAY NIGHT, l9th last, Comps \ and !
THURSDAY NIGHT, 2lst inst, Companies
and X.
III. The following Officers are hereby detailed
to act rs instructors
Lieut.. Col. Fay. Friday and Thursday high''-
Major pfYToS. Monday night.
Major MrSFoRD, Tuesday aight
~. ORDER OF BATTALION DRILL -
No. l.--ttose column. by company, on Isl, ~ -
and 4th companies, right and fsU "a
front. Hardee, paragraphs No a.
is, inclusive. -,
companies, right aud left In trout PAiA
graphs No. $40 to sal Inclusive. a.
No. s.-Forwsrd. Into line paragraphs sS 10 -
inclusive. "a
Ne. s.-In,o line, face TO the rear paragraphs ."
to 4Ts, inclusive. 80.
No. s,-Change froat, forward paragraphs -"
1853, Inclusive. -,
No. e.-change front TO rear; paragraphs 10 70
10, inclusive.
'. The attention Of the ofieers of the Regimen
Is called 10 the above orlers.
VI The First sefgeants are required 10 reP','
ALI AssgSrKgs TO the Adjatant n the iieg@c"''
within i've days after the above dFills.
VII. Company III and the Artillery are eAeu''
ed, Tor ne present, from the above drills
+. T. MOORE. Col. commaaalos.
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{ fHAKLES FLUND, " HULbSALE PROVE
" SION DEALER, offers for sale
loo boxes CUTTING CHEESE.
100 boxes ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE
=" cases prime ENGLISH SHELTON CHEESE
50 hall tubs first quality LEAF LARD.
$50 packages prime GOSHEN and ORANGE
COUNTY BUTTER.
ALSO-BAC0N, HAMS, and SHOULDERS
18TH ST, BETW n MAIN AND CARY
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Josephine Medley .... Miss JOSEPHINE P,KKre
Double Zingarella ="
Misses MARY and JENNIE PARTINeToy
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NJ Call aud See Members of the Con-
yentlon, the House 1T Delegates. and the senate Of
Virginia, and all others, are respectfully invited
LERf Of g. W. MINIS. PIT Main street To ex-
anime the various and beautiful STYLES of portrait
ure there executed aud exhibited The best of
artists IN OIL Coiors, Water Goiors aud India Ink
employed, and every style of likeness, from the
smallest Aiabrotype up to life size in Oil Water
ColorS, in correctness and artistic finish equal If
not superior. TO any similar establishment either
North or South fe 1ast
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SWORDS Il THAW

their affirmation and feel much obliged '''e'i'
lie iz-St LOUIS J. B0SSlEUX
1851 SWORDS Il THAW 100,
a aOUi Are receiving, and have in store, lSOI
R RfpoDs Tor family useTsmeh a.
SSnper Linen Table pAMASk anu l. ShhhriNdS
w hlte and c0iored Table NAPKINS.
New Spring PRINTS A"'
Just received at
to,, H. SWORDS THAw's.
lie i"--diw us Broad st.
GkEAt INDUCE NENfS TIHE
~ CLOAK AND MANTLE DEPOT, 90 Main II
next to slnt9n Hardware Sore.-Cioaks at hall
prize ufS Tor 80 the set usual price - Quilted
skirts, '9c.: Hoop skirts of the best make for
ladies' and children; spangled Bracelets and Head
Domestic Dry foods: Millinery Of ali styIes CaJi
ut The Cloak aud Mantle Depot 80 Main street
next door to sinton.s Hardware store. [iels-2t*t
edmond LOCK WANUFACTORy
~ BELL HANGING, SILVER PLATING. &c
ne subscriber Is prepared to make all kinds of
h hpohS, IRON SASH fer store doors and windows
n1uS Delis IN superior style, tit News and do
ness and dispatch.
Also, every description of SILVER PLATING
done at short notice and with best materials.
VIM. w SNEAD,
LoeSsmithi BELL Hanger and Silver Platter, 10th
street, between Main and Cary fe Ia-3t
~ Bells. ALBENARLE PIppINS.
III Is bbIs. ALBEMARLE RED APpLES'
% bi, W WiiT ~, MERCLR PoTAT'oEs.
l bale FRESH HOPS
Just received and for sale by
fe IS-StT RAGLAND * BROTHER
DERSONs WISHING TO have work done an
L SEWING MACHINE, eau have it done in
large or small quantities. on reasonable terms
ana At the shortest notice. PARTY DRESSES
MANTLES and CLoAkS made. PATTERNS fpf
sale, and PiNklNt; done at go
MRS. EEERETT'S, No. 81 Main street.
lie IS--St- . doors above 9th, up stair.
BUSINESS CARD.-iiaving retired from the
- ADVOCATE OFFICE, desire proposals for
burlhesS, either as an ASSISTANT or PARTNER
with capital this object wish to sell several
tine BUILDING LOTS suitable for private d,yelil
lGSs, in good localities. Apply through the post
oHce. ne i3-3tNl 4. q. STUBS.
~ OTiC TOTHE PUBIC
~ subscriber respectfully calls the attention
81 the public to his large stock Of GENTLE
MEN > CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS
which,. to make room for Spring stock
ne Will sell far below The nsYai prices. rather
IMAM have them laid over until next season he
VIII close ont his large and varied assortment of
oN bRtbATS, at aud below cost
:, ~ b.-ihes Goods arsT be sold Call and see
them ~. hTOCkDALE, No III Main st
doors below Exchange Bank.
-" Richinond Va.
EOK SALE PRIVATELY-The sr0CK OF
4 GROCERIES, and STORE FIXTURES in tho
store corner Of 18th and Main streets The STORE
can be rented also, by applying TO US at our fat
tory, corner dh and Canal streets.
C.P. &J. II WORD
I. S.-All persons indebted To Us will niease
rome forward and settle their bills.
p. WORD.
lie l2-0t* J. II WORD
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4 600 LBS. yENINON HAMS.

I lA1N LBS. NENFNON HAMS.
s,vOn .'o lbs. superior Canvas and Plain
HAMS.
IS half bbIs Woods FAMILY ROE HER
RINGS
leo Thin Breast Pieces BACON
eoUCED PICS FEET ; CUCUMBER PICKLES
DRIED GOLDFISH; No tFAT MACKERET
W, SHAD; No. WHITE FISH
% bushels Grey and Black Eve PEAS and
H0MINY BEANS. ~
10 bhls COFFEE SUGAR, at q cts per pound
II hall chests superior Green and Black TEA
10 kegs superior fresh ORANGE COUNTY
BUTTER.
packages fresh COUNTRY ROLL BUTTER
Just received and Tor sale wholesale and retail.
by = RORERTSoN i'
IN
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--
. WANTED-A WET NURSE. one that Is
w heaithy and cxA come well reeommendeds- =
y fs la-sI+ CARLTON HOUSE.
wv ApelT,s Arki M MA, gAEbESsK
+ WaNL ~. BOARD. advertiser wishe,
~, TO obtain BOARD for self, wife and child in
The D,spateh Office Address M - box ~ Rich
moDd Poet Office - 10 n as
49, Young man wishes To get EM
ILofMENT for four weeks and il willing
10 iees a ne h'mseif generality useful Salary no OBJ
To-. fe ia-2ts
WANTED wish to hire. Tor the Coal ard.
w In this city, two able Young IN EGRO MEN
IRON the country JSo. J. wERTH, Agent.
WANTED--A TEACHER--An accomplished
Nv FEMALE TEACHER Of the oRNAMESTAI
bih,AhCHEs can hear Of desirable situation BY
ADDRESSING the subscriber, stating age nativ,
state, religious faith, and qualification
TO. :. Rev: d. =. WILLS,
20 Lo--ls Murfrsesboro, n C..
WANTED-The ladies and mercha nts of Rich
mond to know that Mrs. $. STRlDER has
p fhf sssEEgs"s and Of HRaknF
Sk + >. Also. room over Messrs Watkins
flckIon, Tor the accommodation of their custom
srs. Mrs. ). having had ten years experience in
ssaaVRhm9Ts and haping made In the past
the merchants and ladies Of Richmond, She feels
confident of giving entire satisfaction in ali WORK
entrusted ,, i 70 her DRESSES and NANTES CUT
better than when first made Thankful for the
patronage bestowed on her she soieits eontin
"s s NJ n TIE iPm srRrDrR MIS- s SIRIpER
ana talent to CUTTING. ia 10 -arnF
WANTED-slGHT EXCHANGE on Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York.
"a AaLso-O0LD and SILVER, for which the high
est rates will be paid X Fl. MAURY 4 CO.
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We propose 10 present 10 the reader some
views of the national troubles, I'm all can
dor and fairness, and with respect TO reason
end truth, detached from any excitement or
rrejnsicc. We ask for them a liberal exam.
ination
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rs A Friend In Need.--Dr. Nistar's Bal
Sal OF WILD CHERRY is a friend in deed Who
has not found it such in curing all disease, of the
lungs and throat, coughs, colds and pulmonary
injections, and last. not least, Consumption?
Co, W. PETERSON, J. F. DUVAI, and bv ali
other dealers IN medicines. fe l3-2tW&S
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7 A L l. CON- NTION.

RS Use the Best. InfaIIibIe Rail
ING POW DER. The best and chez pei In rse
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Y. ): MAIL STEAMSHIP
$3.50 49, " JAMESTOWN NEW YnRK
q. g. IA N0RF0Lk.-The JAMESTOWN
6dpt IHoss SKINNER, Will leave here al i o clock
t. NJ. FRIbAY. the 18th inst wv"
>, Passengers are requested to be on board in due
Passage to New York, meals and stateroom in.
c'ppaed,l go, steernse Passage only So.
TrassaPe TO Norfolk, same d. by the river boats
the honr OF O'Clock p. ii Friday "F -
to day. ~ 'n" i"i 'he'I so'os
Iiehets and berths secured at our Office, or on
forwarded with dispatch '"''' anu
lie i4---t ITDLAM K WATSON
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(tlrK >CifENGER

The undersigned l. prepared to clean emf
Water Closets, sinks and ont Houses In the sLortY
est notice. III d manner " hich will not be offensive
70 the premises Oh which he NAV work Also
lime them. His wagons are 50 CONSTRUCTED AZ 10
he water and a1r-tlght His boxes can lie found
ut DCvAL * NoErUN's. corner nth and Main 81
and JOHNSTON n MILLsPATGH'S x, on Main betyy &c n
18th and 18TH streets. All orders left at the above
places, will be promptly attended to-
lie ll-tS X. II. ALLEN
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n EW SPRING GOOpS FOR ISL
~ Purchased for cash at panic prices
New ork Mills and Lensdale SHIFTING
lo-4 Bleached and Brown SHEETING
Irish Linens and Damask TABLE CLOTHS
EMBROJDERlEs, Linen HANDkERTHTEFS
Also, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
HaVlDS secured "nr stock of Oomestcs At the
present state of the marke enables ue ban,
cheaper than any other house
J. NJ. ROSENBAUN
IL Ii-IW lH9 Broad street
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To conclude with the Buresque Opera of
Y o X NJ
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LOST, STRAYED. &c.

&se S0 KEW ARD.-Lost somewhere on Main
R-'o ST., yesterday, a roll of BANK NOTES
amounting TO between $500 and $1,000, all IN Njr-
gina money, and in notes of different denomina-
turn to this office. fa /, lug
l HST-On Monday, the 18th inst corner of .,L
- and Marshall streets, my FREE PAPERS
Ihey were IN small tin box. | will girea libe-
raj reward for them if left at this Office
tp lt--lt% A fro, ,ro,na,
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NJ AuC ton. -.Greceries, Liquors. &C.. This
MORNING. by L. x O. b. DAVENPORT
lie lit tuftioueerg
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1~, IS REV D-UOTND LOST

~ blue and black sreckled H0TNb 1p5" "G
with tan face, and about half of his tail cnt
on. Will give reward of 81 on his return 10
me. tfa GEO w ~
OST-on Monday, the 1Ith instant, between
- ohesterheld Court House aud Richmond a
QUAIL bpoh, containing suudry BONDS PAYABLE
90 myself and Wake & Co. amounting to he
Ween Si5o0 and =. 200 hereby forewarn II per
sons IRON trading for said Bonds aud forbid ti,n
payment Of any OF the bonds, BY the parties fo
any other person than myself, OF /. H. Wake ~
Any person finding the book and contents. will
De Nuita6iy rewarded by delivering the same to
me. at the office Of Bets a Gregory. or TO f. II
Wake. sfEY SIMS
Richmond. Feb. b. lsgl. fn 80
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- 4 FIN ED SUG Ar =.

III
r, w, W. ere now receiving l, 200 packages New York
REFINED SUGAR, consisting of
SO half-hoxes Loaf, double refined:
loo barrels Cut Loaf
$50 do. Crushed
40 do. Granulated and Powdered
100 do. A. and b., soft;
400 do. G.. Extra,
$50 do. C.. Yellow
All OF which we offer to the trade at low prices
to arrive, for cash, or on four months credit
lie ut CRENSIIAW & Co
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G.)tb hEN AkD-LoST- Somewhere between
49, f@yetteNille, G., and Ashland, Va on
the End Of December, 1870. NINE SHApES ~ ~
STOCK OF the Fayetteville and Weston Railroad
company The finder will receive the above re
Mdfu ~ returning It To me, At Ashland Va or
fe l2-3t+ UEVBy tirNnUDo
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After which, the laughabIe extravaganza of
u n Ny LIN d:
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THREE DOLLARS REW.p

@xJas>s-4, Strayed or stolen, last week POINT
Eh PUPPY, six months old Iiver-coIor-
ed head, with liver spots, and speckled had A
spot on lett hind thigh about the size Of A na,
nidge egg. W q Allan POI
fe l3-2t~ Garner XII arJ Nf:,,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

EFF Tobacco Factory Fixtures, FIavcriua
AND ltoGsHfAD SCALES. AT AUCTION The
attention Of Tobacco Manufacturers 10 asked la the
SAFE OF WaithaIl Eubank's Tobacco Factory Fix
lures, tlavoring and Hogshead Scales, sc THIS
"a commencing ut L. o'cloek NJ
IL H-H TIt0S. w. EEESEE Auct
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EfOk HIR E.--l have tor hire Tor the n,o...,
n year, q NEGRO WOMAN, who is a st rtpsea
COOK, WASHER and IR0NER. AnpIv - 'f''fa'9
JNO. A. HUTChES0y
At Davis Hutchesou's, Frapkii, =,