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tht SUMMER csqthes ~, Pis.g TTogt ga n lA g
Or. slaei a fetetes s';aqst tr91 CDost.s
sfdes Iaey neet at u and It feakeAanas S greg
a tttie S1o'g dr1tf2 Ia. .,,fav,s,,,... !,
Gov PI6ESRYs, SiUerl,ly. 20 2
m m-pEm M plEimooraipg, Judge; b,.. ....., i
JUDGE MAaRA.T7H:--Y y!y-Tery - y!
Rt6s his hands !, fieleIily t0gsther.l j -. ~
GoY.TF7lAa "a, t7titflae eEcie+eool, / Sto9Ps 70
rtnlope some sllotg from his Shosl but WV
very b-b-b .bracihg. - G - -.
JuDGE.Et Yis e teetA r. tAatteriHgl On d-d-
don't mind the eh5e3ldi q 5SI2 "A pdasel f-y-
you couldn't lend 1 me that toldbeayerEciotn gs
overcoat Of yours, could yoni GS-Go9Te- 55 10 e
nor i,,is -.,-o. s.e,. -5.. y i+,4sSe -
Gov should be hap. .hapPy to- oufliE7y =
obioblige yonI Judge, but but STEPHENS t sent
for It yesterday, and 4 he Is SO delicate you
N.aWk NEhN hi
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Upwardsrof SI8,OOO,OOOrue5
" Losses hATo been paid by tho HtnA Insurance Co
in the past ~ years. ai-.l
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!soMET5flHl.TINiI ii l.INi * II NEW 15lWl7Zi r,a. !. =
For Soldiers, Anglers, Hunters,
Of Yachtmen, FGici5 Pic5 MICS, si'l,, &c. &C. sai
-nio9 adplklRisss f5STlrlNrm thlIs. 75i
q AMERIoAN cAMRacH EsT.7

LsL LSG-N VAIL
HIHIs AND INDIsPENi
Ill SABLE Camp Chest Is thirty y=ope inches long,
and fourteen inches Eide by nine inches deep being
3i les selEe thSn small ttqnls, hogshl "a little
longer. 1t Is like trunk With equal compart tments
IS well dovettiled At enrnarS has lining handles
Rt each end, and han, stapIes and paddock for fSs
tening. On opening Il, IN each of the four corners
will be' found q egfwiti hinge Joint nicely folded
Within Raise these four legs upright, and reTefso
the opened chest aud yoA hhydA table thirty4Olie
inches lepg, by tWenty-eight inches wide, standing
on It's fohr legs. This magic chest has within Il
camp stool made Of the best hickory
and toIded togeteri one Ratchet one saw, one carS
ing knife and fork, hrea 1Asks that will IN the ag-
gregate hold one gallon, one tea caddy, one eofee
caddy, one wash bowl. one Upper eight plates, four
knives and forks, fppr each table and tea spoons ono
tea and coee pot combined with strainer one my
ing pan, i0ne pot for bhiiih three drinking cups,
one each sugar and mix boe1 one cfpet stand for
pepper, salt, mustard aud vinegar, with mustard
spoon aud ooTkscrew combined one apparatus for
boiling tea and coffee and fuel for twenty meals,
about forty pounds aud Is designed for the officers Of
the army, On opening this Wonderful chest, and
turning Quilts contents, Which mechanical Ingenuity
and skull has eontrived to put ia small compass
tho beoldeF will think the great Northern Magician
has stuFned uPn again.
We have also the Patent Cantecn Case, for the
private soldier &c. saCissf 5.. s.-. fftt Ii-7
The above articles are very highly recommended
to the Army by President Lincoln, Rx-President
and all officers who have seen them, as being the
most seEVicabe article eyer gotteniup for army Isa
In active service. Call and see them, At
I gT"fA fftNr Ia.f+J. M!iW1IBATi& q SONS, ts-ii.
7 .. Sole agents for WheeliHg, Hd..
aug1-2w ~ p" F'- No. 70 Main street. J.
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Friend James . replied Nathan, thou
must not moIest me, but let me go on my
way in peace. Thy better Judgment will
surely tell thee that thou canuot possi-
bly, be benefited by personally injuring
mo y
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pfPruln vanity Fair.1 q
COLD CoaIFoRT.
Alpramatie sl.eteh.
Place, Charleston, 8. g. p

7 IuCtl UuUIIGstUu D Nys
Time, Il morning in Jannery, 1851. a25
FaE AEsuuExT--1Ir. Bunch, the British Consul at
chrioston writes to his friends In this ety that the
eject o. the blockade Is elt with increased severely
every week. The Southern people are bitterly Ia
shfps OF which Mr.. Bnneh himself Is not altogether
free He dppreseHdJ that II thG Hoekade Is aSt
speedily rdisef there lgfn bs no deeet el1Liihg IN
6qTEsfi66 Ef tsiSiisT CbluSOR eott0n Hek 4 nor
tASOHIVavaiIaBk Z BldteTiaL-Daily RIpEF. ~ sssil
Oslo = pRAMATIs PRRsoNR. U1
F.W. Pickens, Governor of South Car.
oIina, a gentleman horn nnder peculiarly
courageous circumstanees- 1itss "a
Rx-Iudge A s. Magrsth, formerly quite
q arepectable man. ls tim 80
COSTUMES
PIcKExs.-White linen coat, Marsailles
waistcoat, and white duck pantsioons,
straw hal, blue neckftie and pumps
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Missouri MiningGO company.
lIncorporated lFeb. 22d

INCORPORATED Feb. 22d; 1SelaW
CAPITAL ST0CK...4...!.... So o OOsOOOsi %
TTlHIS COMPANY Is FoRSIED FOR THE PUR- Z,
IL pose OF advancing the great mining interests Of
purely philanth[opc motives In initiating this en-
terprise We believe that the stock can be made TO
pay large dividends, and at the same time more real
good accomplished and greater progress made In de-
yeOping and making kn0Ent the astonishing mineral
amount Of capital invested in any other business
We shall make the Office Of our Company com. 81
State. We have power under our charter. to pur.
chase and sell mineral lands wherever, located in
Missouri. Great Inducements will be offered to
itasts ana mining hdEenturersf who desire to pur,
chase and work paying mines, by dealing with this
COmpany.Gufi Jla fl h}isfl Ui .-fiis .9nlaF0V
We respectfully solicit the attention of all who
have mineral lands for sale to send statement
Of the same describing tho kind of minerals their
lands the number OF acres the location md the low
est cash price they arc willing TO take for said lands
We shall work only such mines rs pay largely, but
shall open and prove most 6f the lands SELL Tho
books for subscription to livestock arc now open at
the office Of the Company, Main street, northwest
corner Of Locust, over Merchnnts' Bank, eItTanea
business, aud have money, viii do well to can and
sTe'eEi6e . Those Wishing VII stock living ont q the
%sas I o p S ten sSas
h''hN sA"E ptHkc4oRS! giAAt rail
Henry 2, BasGa, Esq7 10 Matthew RutIer, Esq,z
joseph @ Iat&fop, E.q, bM. Il heySI3di Iynss. Esqg
b'ff F0Ey' kiqs PR1 Etrs3 Joseph Payne 1Efi9' 2
NJ. DUTLEi,, Treas ALFRED cIAPP, PFes't..
9lai yeIil .T4Yr--tJ 4Ef - g1H Vi III
The, above prospectus has up to this date been,
published IN only one Of out eadug papers for ton
days No extra efforts to got stock taken hAys beOn
maej yet the public 30 well appreciate the sound
ness Of the enterprise TINT over thouslh
and dollars Of the stock has already been taken We,
would bfiehy state that the shares IS eac paid
in full, without further liability; tansferable by de-
livery; registered only when dividends received.
Any person having money to spare, can, bydhe purl
cllase Of shares In the Missouri Mining Company
make an Investment that win pay largely, and hold
stock that Is readily into cash lOsati
4 All communications to the President promptly
st. Louis, No., March %, 1861.
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aaiIggnteIIiaenfEt
TER9Is OF ADVERTIsING.

TEHy4 souD LlEEs or iNosPAREI1, Ion OHn rzgH,l loa
,f, LEss, NAKI SoUARE.
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H9-sRrcIAI NOTICES Double the above rates
~ Yearly AdVertting on reasonable terms, aocor-
ding to the space oceupea and the number ofcanges
from trausfent persons OF sfrang
ers. 70 Be paid Tor IN adpajee- = - @ rs li-l
Business Cards not exeoedingve lines SO year,
or So for six months hut for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than 4 square.
The pFiTilegs0 0f Annual Advertising Is limited to
the AdEertisHH' own Immediate business and all
advertisements for the benefit Of other prsOns ~
we'll ~ al legal advertisementE and advert
ofauetiJH B1lAs real estate In BY them mus
be paid for at the usual rates. b, siI7l3sd d d.
acknowledgements not accompanied with Writtel
directions viii be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. t.tit e t1fi so III
Notices for Political Nectings to be charged in all
eaSea At full rates. -ffg e..
Marriages, Notices Of Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, 50 cents each. hovlI1bg
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TheConyentiOu,

Several resolutions on the National difcul-
ties were offered yesterday, and referred TO
the Committee on Federal Relations. Mr.
CBAABLIss made some forcible remarks IN
opposition to the Peace Conference PROPOSE
lions. and Mr.. CARLILR was quite rs decided
on the opposite side. Mr. BRowS, OF Preston,
offered resolution censurng Senators MASON
and HUNTER for their course in regard to the
same propositions. 1t was laid on the table
on Mr. Bsows's motion, but will be called up
at a convenient opportunity. resolution
10 print IL, 900 copies of the addresses of the
Southern Commissioners was laid on the ia
BILE, but subsequently called up, amended by
the substitution of a smaller number, and
passed Mr. WILEY made a speech on the
MOORE resolutions, taking ground against Sc
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SESSION or THEU. s. SENATE, SrSpAv NfsHr,-
When the Senate re assembled Sunday night
at seven O'Clock the galleries We're so densely
packed with spectators that much confusion
was caused. MIR. Crittenden presented the
credentials of his successor, Mr.. J. T.. Breck
nridge, and proceeded TO address the Senate
for the last time, the joint resolution from the
House proposing an amendment TO the Con
stitutun being under consideration. Mr.. Crit
tenden declared that all that was necessary TO
preserve the Union was guarante from
the Republicans that they would not use thef
mower 10 disfranchise the South ofits rights In
the Territories; that they would agree TO
leave New Mexico as it is until that Territory
shall have sufficient population to be admitted
as a State. He regarded this as the vital point
necessary to retain those States now in the
Union, if not to bring back those that have
gone He declared himself still for the Union
and against secession, and would say to Ken
lucky, "stand by the Union until necessity
| forces YOU out OF it A debate followed be
! tween Seniors Trumhul and Wigfal, which
lasted until midnight.
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The Lerfslature.

In the Scnate yesterday, a bill was report
ed TO incorporate the Virginia Canal Oompa-
ny, and to transfer the rights and franchises
Of the James River and Kanawha Company
thereto. a bill was passed Incorporating the
southern Institution for the ameliora ton OF
the deaf, dumb and blind negroes of the Com
monwealth. Resolutions OF respect to the
memory of the late Judge HOPKINS were
adopted.
Ia the House, bill was reported amend
ing the law concerning the militia of the
commonwealth. The House refused TO call
mp motion 10 adjourn sire die, which had
been previously laid on the table. The bill
imposing taxes for the support of govern
ment was made the order OF the day for to-
day at twelve o'clock Resolutions of an ap.
propriate character were adopted in respect
TO the memory Of Judge HoPKIys, and the
House adjourned.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MARcH Z, 1851.
High water tAfs day (fassday) at III o'cik.


ARRIVED,
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish New fork, mdze.
"9 s,s pu 1en' FaabeayS frlchard, Baltimore.
mdxe and passengers. ID. W. Currie.
>chr Ocean Aaron, Baltimore, guano, Bacon 4
Biskervill.
sebr Mary Ellen, Elliott, Baltimore lumber,
John Abrahans.
nchr r. O s,anard. Jr., Booze, Baltimore, qua
no. eehaer, kohleT Co.
Schr John Francis, Frost, James River. Ium-
Der, l. J. Mercer &c. ,. 49,,
senf Cieersranna, Booth, James River, lumber,
J. ). Stevenson
schr Charles, Higgins, James River, lumber
J. A. Beiyin A.,
schr Chief, -, Eastern shore, oats, A MIL
spaugh.
schr. Surprise, -, Eastern Shore, oats, a.
schr. ! w L. sturgess, Scott, Eastern Shore,
schr. Emma D., Warren, Eastern Shore, oats
A MiisrauEh. go = ,, d..
er, wheat, dunlop, M"ncuIe Go. -,
Schr u G. Gerythcr, Kerwin, Norfolk, corn,
Stearus i CO..
scnr Virginia Espil, Norfolk, oyster shells.
Schr Fashion, Huffman, Eastern Shore, oats, a.
Milspaugh.
sldop New Packet, Edwards, Smithheld, corn
W. II. Pleasants.
Schr. Belle Conway, Deiany, Petersburg, sugar
and noIaS3rs, &. T. Workman Go.
Schr. Annic Cole, Crockett down the river.
light.
light.
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DIED

ON Monday, the ith inst JAMES 5AAlE Eli =
native Of the county Of CsVaa, Ireland, aged %
years. -
His funeral will take place from Mr. Michael
Dolan's, on Maple street Rockets, thls day AT Z
o'clock. His friends and acquaintance are my
ted IL attend, without further notice.
March LIST. VIRGINIA ANN, infant child of Sam
: and Rnhnrra Enifrell.
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MARRIED.

In New York city, on "Wednesday, February
9Th, by the Rev NJ. BalIou, Mr.. JkFFkRsoN
WALLACE aud Miss ABBIE o daughter of war
rem Harriott, Esq.
In the county OF Lanenburgs By Rev. Thomas
Ward White. on goth February, MI. JuMN :.
ROBERTS and Miss sALIIE Y. JAIksoS. by
the same, on sftn February. Mr.. X. w. COX and
Miss MARTHA J. BENTLEY.
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Ia $50 REWARD. Runaway. IRON .a'

ER subscriber about the middle Of Jahr1H!
Ia my Man MIKE said Begr" j. ab"1'
~ feet II inches ia height. % mu'a'i" CON.
x pi-xion. bushy head OF hair, vita whist.'
and mogstache when he ieit. one 81 his .'.'
quito crooked, with an appaafa ace 81 being a,
kneed. said negrois supposed 10 be lurhih 80 t'
Richmond, aud has beeG hired For several F'''
a. a diniug- room servant ia Richmond. The ais.
reward viii be paid tor hi, delivery to ~, 70 i-.'
city THOS. W. boswell,
nm lin Richmond. ".
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP YORKTOWN, FAR
RIeH, Master, frnm New York
Jas. NJ Griflr. Geo. S, Ferriss, II. B. Ferriss,
Geo. W. Ross, Thos. Bell. w C; Clifford. John
Stemmitz. Juo Wynant. Mrs. Fieher sud child,
Thos. W Lyon, A. II. Goodwin, Thos. Crelln, W.
A Miller, X. S, kellorg, Petty. Mrs Crowley,
Mrs. Rorrntesg, F. r. surteet, Mrs Taggett,
Mrs CAPT Cope, Mrs. X. II. Ecghte, John H /.
smack, Geo Clifford y. Dayton, and in Storage.
Also. from ~ rfclk-Tnos. Nash, Jr., K. NJ.
Taylor, Sidney Strother, Z. Bolhriuger.
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Ne A Great Variety of .
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
FANCY AND STAPLE
SPRING GOODS,
IN store aud receiving.
NH 4--3t WATKINS X FlCkLEN.
81 Bakers Premium Bitters.--Are you n

BS; Bakers Premium Bitters..-Are you
DySpeptic? If so, take BAKERS PREM UNI
BlTTERS They are the only panacea for disease.
Do You suffer from Constipation, want of Appetite
or indig =? BAkER'S BITTERS never fail
tated. restless at night and incapacited for bust
ness? BAKERS BITTERS will inyigorate your
System, eutice the drowSy god to your pillow,
fresh your siumbers, give you an exuberance of
spirits that VIII make the lab0rs of the day as
mere pa slime. Vegetable in their properties, and
prepared with skill, they are adapted to the cure
Of a diseases of the stomach and bowels and act
with electric rapidlty upon the blood aud liver.
Price 50 cents per bottle. To be had OF all Drug
gsts. NH It's
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"a s25 REWARD.--Ranaway from rb.

ar subscriber, about the middle of Jeuuar
IA nay Man MANUEL said negro Is about
n five feet ten inches IN height, bGshy lea
~. of hair, aud a very dark mulatto, and b.,
slight impediment in his speech when spoken ~.
said negro il believed to be lurki ing about Atr'
station, in Hanover county, or about Richmond
The above reward will be paid for his apprrlrn'
Jail, or 10 ID. X. JONES, % King william co VI.
TH6<. BOSWELL,
Junriion y d Hanover Va
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LOST, sTRAYED, AND STOLEN

.3e-, LOST-CR ESTRAY-Two RED
~ IN cows. A liberal reward will be paid
Nm for the recovery OF the same, Apply
-z-xA-sAXa at this office. NH 5-ts
OSr..Eetween The Richmond Female lnsti
IL tute and the Mechanics Institute, yesterday
morning, "A Black Enameled Breastpin BADGE,
with several Greek letters on the front, and sc.
II. w, 1855" on tho back. suitable reward
will be paid for it's delivery at this Office
NH s-lt*
I OST-Bstween the corner of 4th and Cary ss.,
i j aud my residence sth street, on Friday
evening last, a GOLD BREASTPlN, with Da
guerreotype Likeness. liberal reward will he
paid for its return To me- on 5th street between
lnh 5-3tE JOHN r. KERR.
7 OsT-BrtwecD 18th street aud Mechanics il IL
IL Turnpike, SEVENTY DOLLARS, In bank
notes, as follows two S20's one $40, aud four
sis The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving ii at this Office or at Ettengcr Edmond :
Foundry. Inh 5-2t*I J. A. MoNpl.
I O>T-On Wednesday morning. on The Dock.
IL my FREE PAPERS. They were In a stall tin
box. A liberal reward will he given for their de-
livery at this office, Harry GORDON,
NH 2--3t* A Free Man of Color.
7 OSr.-A CERTIFICATE OF STOCK OF THE
IL CITY OF RICHMOND, No. 81, due LIST Janua-
ry. lss9, for TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, issued
70 the Undersigned. All persOns are forbid trading
for the same and notice il hereby given, that APP
pllcatiOn will be made FOR new certificate,
WIN. ", VERNON.
Richmond. Feb. II, 1861, .e l3--Iaw3n*
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S,v,xx.U. March l-Arti we'd. srhr J. N. Mes
sepx-r Norfolk CID, schr. Culpeper, do.
BI7GMoKE, Marth a.-Arrived, echr. VIM a
Hamm0ud
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOT1CG8.
RF Special Notice.. ..........EM
s50,0oo WORTH OF
H l. r. q ~ ~ r d X Y u O o ID 8
AT AND BEL w COST,


sso.ooo WORTH or
Il; l. f. q ~ ~ r d X Y u O o ID 8,
AT AND Below COST,
FOR CASH ONLY,
ToCLosE BUSINESS.
In consequence of the general hnaneisl derange-
to sell off our superior end desirable stock Of
DRY GOO DIS,
at a GREAT SACRIFICE, to close business as soon
possible.
We oaer this day, every article at PRIME
COST. from paper If Needles up to the RICHEST
SILKS brought tn this country.
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, our stock l. very
large and compile etc. consisting Of
Table DAMAsk,
Linen SHEkT1NG,
Pillow Case LINENS,
TOWELS, HuCkABACK. &c. &c
Splendid assortment of
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS,
and all the latest styles Of French and Eng
FAB RIGS
for Ladies' aud Children's Dresses for Spring,
Winter and Summer
EMBRoIpERIEs,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HDKFS.,
sHAwLs, CLoAks and MAyTLEs.
SHIRTINGS and SHEETINGS.
:, FLANNELs and BLANKETS Of every deserip-
IRISH LINENS and DIAPERS.
BOMBAZINES and BLACh ALPACAS.
Large stock of Goods for SERVANTS summer
and Winter Clothing.
themselves. A. X, PARKER / Co,
l!3 Main street, Eagle Square.
NB-AIl persons Indebted to US will please
call and settle their accounts without DELAY, as
'' NH ~ 5 -IsD' '''' nv ~ A. k. p. co.
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GTf last, q Negro Man named " LEM 4 FL. tr-
longing 10 WIN. Elictse OF kluE " il.'7"
IA county. The said Negro i about . yea
~. Old, II good size, and Of Il light or siUs.''
breat color. The probability is that ne may TO-
lurking about Richmond, ~ IN King william
county near West Point, where he has a vt"
I will give the above reward and all rea~obt
expenses paid for his delivery 10 ne ia ltlchmaLl
RO h. LYME,
NH Jtf MafroDol Titan fla
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MILITARY BOOKS

III For sale by WEST & JOHNSTON. ny
- liz Main street. M
HE VOLUNTEERS HAND BOOK: Containing
an Arrangement Ut Hardee's Infantry Tactics.
adapted h. the use of the Percussion MuSket
IL squad and Company Exercise, Manual Of
Arms for kifemen, and United States ARMY
Regulations to Parades, Reviews, nspec-
tons, Guard Mounting, &c, &C. BY James X.
Lee. of the First Regiment of Virginia Eolun-
teerS. Third thousand. Iiffh thousand in press.
Price so cts
y. b.We will publish on Thursday morning,
March 9TH
okIRMiSHERS' DRILL AND BAYONET EYER
else. BY Capt. K. Milton Cary. of Company
cheapest Book ever published
Pereons, by renting the price Of either Of these
VA liable Books. will receive them free postage.
Address orders TO
WEST N JOHNSTON Publishers,
nh Sit 10 Main street.
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L THE TIMEs-E. GATHRlGHI N.
offers greater inducements than ~
eveT-pfices h per cent. less. ANY article
in his entire and " ell-Seleced stock Of / Z IN
TURE al small advance above cost, Tor e. % 80
he has determined to Fsduce his stock 81 l hN'.
FURNITURE usually kept: PARLOR stII>
In Brocatelle. Plush, LAstiugs, Hair Cloth, from
go 10 $3.50. Full MARBLE CABIN ELS, irori =
S7s. French Palmetto, Cottage and JeEuY LlL-
STEADs IS to S75-solicits u call from all p7is'L'
in want Of FURNITURE, and Will assuE. 'nt-
z.tt- IN
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w. Ill. BEVERIDGE will be voted
p for a. d candidate for the Office of HIGH
CONSTABLE of the city of Richmond Knowing
him to be yonDg man of strict business hablts,
and who will conduct the office with credit to
low US the use of his name for this purpose, as
suring him large support OF .
NH 5-2tH MANY VOTERS.
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RUNAWAYS.

IN Runaway from the subscriber. oa
G1y Friday, March lst, Negro Boy named
HARRY, who is about 81 feet high, q or %
~ years old; he is nearly black, and Is sup
~ posed to be either ia Richmond or IN the
neigh borhood OF Mr.. b. Green's. | will pay
reward of .2J for his delivery in some jail 10 The
CITY fmh 4-ltsl K A. FORD
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