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Sourberu SChnol Ranks.

On the Sth of March, resolu ton was offer
ed in the Georgia State Convention, request
ing the Governor to offer a premium of $500
each for Il spelling book, a grammar, a geogra-
ply, and two readers, to be the work of South
ern authors, and prepared for the use OF
Southern schools.
This is move prompted by good motive.
Our schools are flooded with school books of
New England manufacture, and our children
instruc ted in histories which ignore the noble
deeds of their own forefa theirs, and lavish the
most extravagant euloges upon some Yankee
Doodle Do militia-men of the Revolution. In
our own city of Richmond such books may be
found in every school. We have seen child S
book in use here in which the Puritan author
speaks of Capt. JOIN SMITH as a man who
never prospered in life because he was a bad
boy, and God never blesses bad boys" When
the plastic minds of our children are to be
moulded by such influences, it is time that
such measures as those of the Georgia Legis-
lature, or others having the same object in
view, should be adopted by every State in the
South.
The Philadelphia Daily Record, commenting
upon this subject, says with truth that
THE South has never yet patronized its own
easily proved by comparing the sales Of two or
three promi nent text books by Northern authors,
with works of the same character and equal
merit, the product Of Southern intellect and in
dustry. The publishers of Smiths Grammar
send annually to the southern States 80 900 copies
of that work Bartop's work written by an
Albanian, does not reach one-Ihird that circula-
ton Buffers, a Kentucky book, scarcely one
published, sells at the rate of perhaps 2,5o9 per
annum. Browns. Wells, Weld IS, Frost's Kirk
hams and Fowler's, all written and published
by Northern men, circu ate extensively in
ern books we have named Nor is this dif-
ference between the circulation of Northern
aud Southern books confined TO Grammars. -
The talented Caroline Lse Hentz, whose labors
d household word in every village, n orth Tell
as South, published a Reader second to none ever
issued from the press; yet even in her own State,
sanders, MeGufey's, sargents, Towns, and
Arithmetics and Algebra of Col: Smith, of the
Virginia Military Institute, are allowed to remain
on the booksellers shelves, while Greenleaf,
Davies, Colburn, Emerson, Day, Green. Heath,
South and Southwest. Any carelessly compil ed
History, well pushed by the active agent of a
Northern house, forces Taylor's edition of Pin
mock from the Southern University and College,
while Johnson's Chemistry and Philosophy give
way to Park er and Comstock. We could lengthen
this list, but the few examples we have given
land we speak by the card) are sufficient to show
that the labors of Southern educational authors
have not received that reward W hich even North
ern critics would be & !ad to see bestOW we'd
The Record expresses the opinion, in which
we heartily concur, that the rewards proposed
in the Georgia resolu tons should be extended
to those who have already performed the la
Dor and have been waiting in vain for the re-
muneration.
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Values ofsame $780,, s2s, Il2 $i7a 1856 sls2S24
The table shows that of these products,
chiefly raised for human food, the South raised
the value of go to the inhabltant, white and
black. the West $36, and the North but SIS
the two first sections more than enough for
their own consumption, lea wing a surplus for
expectation ; the last not enough for home
consumption, leaving deficiency to be sup
piled from the West and South.
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Total, Head. 4o,s23,7as l9s67,l7e lsl4l, s5s
Value of Stock $3.50 $3.50 Sl2, ssh $l7a 500
The result of these figures is, that counting
the slaves Of the South with the whites, the
value of live stock raised for each inhabitant
was, at the South $27, at the West $22, and at
the North $50 the South exceeding the North
as cent
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Y Productions, other than Grain.

tVtsf .S1Tfs@'st Vf-sez, Ivz We, 5aI ,s12
This last table shows that, of the articles
enumerated, the South produced to each in.
ha0itanL white and black, Tho value Of $23
the West Sl6, and the North SO. These three
several tables show that, In regard TO each
classification Of products, the South, In two
Instances, produced greater value per inhab-
liant than the North or West; and, in tho
Other instance, . value more than double that
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spring-April LIST. 1861.
THOS. K. PRICE SEQ.
Are now opening a splendid stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS
For spring and summer sa les, to which, by steam
ers due day, and daily for the next two weeks,
large additions will be made in
Elegant DRBsS GOODS, every variety.
Rich Pain and Fancy SiLkS, tFrench)
FOULARDS, POPLINS MOUSELINEs &c
superb BLACK MOURNING SiLkS.
Rich BLACK TAFFkTA SILKS, for dresses
and the new shape basquine, SO much
BOMBAZlNE S. CHALLIES, HERNANNIS, Ia
MISE.
Also-EMBROIDERlEs, HOSIERY, GLOVES.
great line Of LINEN GOODS, DAMASKS,
TOW FILINGS, SHEETINGS, COTTONS, BRIL-
LiANTS, &c.
SERVANTS GO0DS-Very heavy stock, at very
lowest market rates, bought for cash recently.
Ts IN MANTLE DEPARTMENT-The newest
shapes of WRAPPISGS made up in the most ele-
CANT manner, upon few hours notice.
ap l-lw THOS. r. PRICE 4 co.
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fcse U. s. MAIL STEAM SHIP
4AEIls JAMESTOWN FOR NEW YORK
WA NORFOLK.-The JAMESTOWN,
Capt. THOs. SKINNER. Will leave here at o clock
P. M, FRIDAY, the 5th inst
Passengers are requested to be on board in due
time.
Passage to New York meals and stateroom in
cluded,) $40. Storage passage only S5.
Passage to Norfolk. same as by the river boats
Freight received to- day, (Thufsday, and up to
the hour of o'clock L. NJ. Friday.
Consisuees are requested 10 send for their goods
to-day.
Tickets and berths secured at our office, or on
board the ship.
Freight for Boston taken at moderate rates and
forwarded with dispatch.
ap 4-2t LTDLAM K WATSON
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ROYS' CLOTHING, BOYS CLOTHING,
- DARRACOrf, HARRIS 81 CO. have in store
trecsivv cd this week nice aud cheap assortment
81 folS CLoIilNG; and shall be receiving,
during his and the next week, further supplies,
better than they ever had and they are enabled
70 sell them much Iawer: and, what is batter for
ing parehaser, they mean to do 10 for the facts,
Call al No. liz Main street, on
ap3 DARRACOTT HARRIS 4 CO.
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EE Additional Supply of
VERY SELECT AND SCARCE
SPRING Sc SUMMER GOODS.
are receiving various styles of very select and
choice
TRAVELLING GOODS. &c,
Among which we invite especial attention to the
Beautiful BROCHE SPRING SILKS;
Rich Barathea Black do;
Silk Embroidered, High Lustred POPIINs;
Handsome Checked aud Chene POPLINS;
Elegant Embroidered Grenadine BEREGES;
Coored Broche MOZAMBIQUES-very choice;
Very fine Printed French ORGANIZES and
Satin Plaid Colored BEREGEs-very cheap;
Grey BEREGE ANGLAIsE, in all widths
Novelties in Lace Lace and six MHNTILLas;
French, English aad American PRINTS, in va
cAM diss1Rylics -ALSo'-
IRISH LINENS.
TABLE t ZEE LINENS,
Bieaehed sHEETINGs and LONG CLOTHS;
'" = D-A 10 w 1,i & FICKLEN.
vigqs to packing them up for the summer,j we
vii WI ssil aRy n Gf Sar aoons
Such as s1Lk NsN yEh ANR PLANTATION WEAK
MERINOES, NALENTIAS,
Heavy CLOTHS aud CASSIMERES, SATTINETS,
"a and % Va. PULLED CLOTHS, Dark PRINTS
BLANKETS for families aud servants and
Velvet, Brussels aud Ingram
& A II Z Z T n GS,
at PEIsR COST, EoR CASH, on pELivEkY
hi Citizens, Farmers, and Merchants, will con
suit their interest by embracing this opportunity
for great bargains. w. +,
ne Our W Wholesale Department Is supplied with
the newest and most beautiful.
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
Of the season, Just purchased at the very low
prices OF last week and for sale, to cash and good
credit buyers, on our usual liberal terms.
ap It's WATKINS * FICkLEN.
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DIssOLUTIoNs, Go.

nlSsOiUTlOS.-Th frm Of j. w SIPR n
~ co. is this day dissolved, by mutual consent
Either partner will use tba name Of the concern
in closing the business. All persons indebted to
the concern VIII please make immediate payment;
and those W no have claims against the cor Germ
will please present them for payment
]. W. SfPE,
WIN. l.. SLATER.
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NEW FAMILY GROCEKY,

~ torntr 5ih and MarshaII stTsets,
One Square dbore Ner HGThet, Richmond, Ia.
The subscriber takes this method Of informing
the citizens of Shockoe Hin that he has opened d
FAMILY GROCERY at the above-named place,
and intends selling superior FAMILY 0ROCR-
RlE as cheap as they eau be bought in tho city,
for cash. The public are invited 10 come and sx-
anime for Themselves.
NH 2f-2Nyk TRuENEApT
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

RIO JASE1Ro. I'm port, barks Ghevallie, clara
Haxall. Zingarills ard Sailie Magee.
SAVANNAH, March al.-Ar'd, schrs sarah Jane
Norfolk II. N. Weeks, Rappahannock. Va.
BALrIMoRg, April 2-Ci'd, schrs. 5, q. Hing,
Richmond Ocean Bird, Petersburg.
LIVERPOOL. March l9.--Ard, bark Pioneer
Hooker, Richmond.
ALExsypKiA, April 2.-srd, sehr. s. Apple
gate, Richmond.
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Richmond, April 4. lsel. (
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ THE STOCKHOLDERS of this CuMPA-
NY will be held at the Office of the Company this
(THURsDAf1 evening, at 4 quarter before ight
O'Clock precisely. j. w. PEGRAM, Sec'y.
an A--it*
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BS Special Notice Merchants desiring
RECrED. BALANCE SHEETS TAKEN, &C. the
subscriber respectfully offers his services TO at :
tend TO II. WOuld be willing to take two or three
sets of Books and write them mp for merchants
whese business does not justify keeping regu-
ence IN Book Keeping he feels confident Of civ.
ing satisfaction Ill merchants that intrust their
business to him. Ample reference witt be given.
Any Information left at the Office Of ALgx'R GAR-
RErT, Esq. Commission Merchant, Cary ST, will
De promptly attended TO.
NH Paws RICF'D F. WILSON
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0E THE SEa>oS

L FRESH BUTTER,
FRESH BUTTER, FRESH BUTTER,
FRESH BUTTER, FRESH BUTTER
AT retail by zap II WIN. T. KING.
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DIED.

D1HO,
On Saturday, seth ult, At his residence, ON
Church Hill, Mr. w. Z. DREW, aged about ~ years
He leaves a wife and three small children to
mourn their loss, while not . few friends syinpa-
thize with tho family in their afiiiction.
NE Petersburg papers please copy.
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CO-PARTN ERSHIP. We have ihi. day
y formed oo-partaership under the style Of
CLARKE SIMPSON, for tho purpose OF con-
dUrtlnX the SHOE BUSINESS, at the Ion -estsb-
lished stand Of VIM. WALSH, No. ~ Main street,
opposite 81. Charles Hotel, where we shall bs
pleased 10 all of his forrne customers and our
friends generally. Having bought his entire
stock, and being in daily receipt OF new supplies
We feel confident we shall be able TO give ssti..
faction to all that may favor US with their pa
trorage WIN. A CLARKE
ELIJAH IL. SIMPSON.
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Richmond, April lst, 1861.

y. B.-J. w. NIPE returns his sincere thanks
10 his many friends for their liberal patronage
during the last four years, aud would also
that he will commence tho COMMISSION AND
WHOLESALE LllUOR RUSIN EsS in Baltimore,
iua short time, where he wolld be pleased to
hear from his old friends. ap z-at*
NEKSHIP.-We. the undersigned.
- have tins day formed q partnership, IN
der the firm and style Of J0YN6R l. Co, Tor tho
purpose of conducting a GENERAL GROCERY
and LIQUOR BUSHES At the old stand of J.
w. Nipe CO., No. 50 Main street, where they
would be pleased TO see their friends
b. w. JOYNER,
lac OF Jones Co.
WIN. L. SLATER,
Late of J. W. Sipe Co.
MILES CARY,
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LOST, STRAYED, &c.


LOsT-ss.oo REV AR I. -straysd
- and lU% 4t i Streets. white POINTER DOG,
with h head ma nn the rrs . s
and Il liver colored spot At the root OF lhe tail
had on a steel collar, with my name engIayeo
The above reward will be paid for his delivery at
my house. lap 4-2tsl s. IL BoYkIN:
ca LOST-somew here in this city. on
ERsy SADDLE about half worn. aud having
attached to il large brass 81 khOps.m
liberal hc iTd Cko & paS rsF o h snd
Clay streets APP 4-3tf
r OST-On Saturday. aOth inst, my FREE PA
II PERs. They were in pocket book, with
So will give the 81 so fer thelr deIivery al
ap4 Its A free man of color.
0sTBetwseP ,hs PpP soh Mn and tn on
IN SDar Ths VIII be
paid $40 upon the return Of the above mentioned
sum at the Dispatch office ap ST.
7 OsT- Between the Ballard Hen H9use !, and my
The finder viii be rewarded by leaving them at
this office. Zap 4-lt+I SARAH ANN HOPES.
EOUND-A TAM RED FOX.-Thv owner
will cone forward. prove property pay
q sTRAYED OK STOLEN-From the
@N front of house on nth street, near the
-" Market, on sunday night, black HORSE,
years old, in good order, and has blaze face aud
a small spot on the back, caused by the saddle
For the return OF the property, or such informa-
ton may lead to its recovery, will pay re-
ward of FIVE DOLLARS WM DlAS,
Opposite Col. r. Q. Haskins', Rockets.
ap 2-3tk
a. LOSr-A black SETTER DOC. with
s1S>sA white breast, and probably little white
----Acn one foot answers TO the name of
LEO" liberal reward will be paid for his de-
livery to me, at the Freight Once of the R., F. Il
p. X. r. Company.
NH 2d-ts JOHN r. MACMURDO.
T OST.-A CERTIFICATE OF STOCK OF THE
IL CITY OF RICHMOND No. Ell, due LIST Janua-
ry, 1889, for TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS issued
to the undersigned. All persons forbid trading
ter the same and notice is hereby given, that ap-
Pllcation will be made for certificate.
WIN. Ii. VERNON.
Richmond. Feb. II, 1861. fe 13-law3m*
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- QUESTION TO BE ANSWER.
~ ED BY THE GOVERNOR OR PEOPLE
OF VIRGiSIA-To Wit What right has tho
Governor Of Virginia to object to free lecture,
from the Washington Monument, to the members
Of the Legislature and to the members of the
Convention now assembled, and that, too, 1T time
they all set apart TO froie into wit, Nine in the
morning? speedy answer is desired.
ap4-lt* l.. L. LEE, from Prince George Va
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3 ..............April, 1861.

re Law Office Wanted 1.-The unde rSi ~ ed
wishes to lease or rent convenient and eligibly-
situated LAW OFFICE, Main street
Application may be made TO him in person. or by
letter. NH 2s--ts Z. II. AYLETr.
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DOLLOCkfS REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA
i AND CHRONIC THRASH This remedy i,
confidently offered to the public, under the belief
that It possesses remedial powers In the above
complaints superior to any medicine which has
hitherto been brought to The notice of tho com
munity. This valuable medicine has been In use
Tor about Ia years aud has restored to health hmm
dreds OF persons in this city who were thoup Ia
be ineurable. Prepared aud sold by
J. r. nUSAL, Druggist.
Mar A ~.
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Richmond, April l, lsei. ~ L '4Ai syn

n Card Having sold cut my SHOE STORE to
Messrs CLARKE SIMPSON, / woRld respect
iully recommend them TO my late patrons, bsliev-
Ing that they Will be justly aud literally dealt
with In retiring from the business, I would
tender my heartfelt acknowl dgements to my
friends aud tho public generally that have long
shall ever E.ppsbar hem nv h ,hem mat
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EOR A SHORT TIME LONGER.

THE Al MIGHTY DOLL-iRt
The Ladies' know it, everybody knows il, and
have found IL oEt. that at the
ORIGINAL ONE DOLLAR STORE,
NO. 196 MAIN STREET,
FEW Doors ABOVE TENTH STREET,
They find W hat they want in the best
JEWELRY, CHAINS, LOCkETS. BRACKETS
&c, PLATED CAST0RS. SPOONS, PITCHERS
FORKS, KNIVES aud FORMS, POCKET KNIVES
BOOKS, BIBLES, STATIONERY. with lots OF
FANCY GOODS.
bes- Your own choice of JEWELRY, &c, for
ONE DOLLAR, AT No. Ie6 Main st.
APP 2-lw* LEWIS & co.
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Of the North, and very nearly that of the
West. n We aggregate the values Of these
three several tables, we shall find that the
valnes respectively produced were, by the
sou,h OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 7s7, ase, l3s
WEST ... as7,ee ,s7s
North Observation-Disclosures ss, 3sl $50
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XNANTED-Ati persons to know that mann
w facture all styles and qualities of TRUNKS,
and have always on hand the largest stock to be
found in the South, embracing superior Iron
Frame Sole Leather Trunks, ladies' French Dress
Styles all sold at manufacturers. prices, whole
sale and retail, at salesrooms ia Main street,
nearly opposite Dispatch office. Factory Cary
street, below 18th.
BE Trunks Repaired.
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w subscriber wishes to employ
w hrst-elas CONNECTION Err, to whom he
will give the highest price. AND. ANTONI,
fe Its st. Mich as Saloon.
XNANTED-TIME BILLS on BALTIMORE,
w PHlLADELPHIA,NE W YORK and BOSTON,
for which liberal premium will be paid, by
Re Pts KENT, PAINE & co.
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TRADERS BANK.-The ANNUAL
GF>~Sa MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE TRADERS BANk of the city of Richmond.
will be held at their BANKING HOUSE on the
18th inst. third THU RSDAY,l for the purpose Of
elecing Directors for the ensuing year. I2 o'clk
NJ. full and punctual attendance is requested,
either in person or by proxy.
Form Of Potrer of 1ittorney:
Know all men by these presents: That - have
constituted and appointed, and by those pres
ents DO constitute and appoint, - true aud law .
full attorney for and in - stead to vote at
the next Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
the Traders Bank of the city of Richmond, to be
held on the 18th day of April next in said city,
in the election of Directors and on all other mat
tiers which may be brought before them, hereby
ratifying and confirming all that -, said attof-
ney, may lawfully do in the premises.
As witness - hand and seal, this - day of
-, 1851. lap 4-lstl 3. sINTON, Cashier.
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MILLINERY & DREss-MAKING

a. DON JUA N-The property of K v
I~eE GAISBs, w stand this season at the
49, Stables Of his proprietor, near brakes
Branch.
TgRMs.-sa9 the season $50 insurance. Mares
kept usual terms
Wager; ID, Lady Grey, by sir Richard Sd, Oglafs
Oscar ath, Imp. Huryesley sth, Imp. Diomed.
DON JUAN Il a rich blood hay, without white
l5t hands weight 100 lbs. He ran IS races aud
proved himself a horse Of speed and bottom.
Address, K. V. GAINES,
linz Oral Rran
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n. B.-Being very DESTROYS to close up nav bust
ness as soon rs possible, those ewing me will
greatly oblige me by settling their accounts I'm
hediateiy. viii be found attay old stand, W hen
not out collecting api-lws
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IN HHDS. BACON SIDES AND SHOUL-
sale BY ispsl AASslE 4 ftEASANfS.
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GREAT SALE OF RICH GUODS,
~ AT REDUCED PRICES,
ON our own counters, in our large Cloak Room, to
begin this day, and continue till ali Goods are
sold, TO reduce our stock and business TO the con-
dition of the times.
Among the Goods now offered are
beautiful SILK DRESSES, at 10, u, Is and f2o.
Beautiful SILK RObES, at 10 to $50.
BARE0E ROBES, at and $40.
Splendid HERN AM DRESSES. at BIS.
great variety of BAREGES, GRENADINES,
CHALLlES, PCFLiNS, ORGANIZES LAWNS
to be sold without regard TO cost.
SAM'L II. PRICE Il co.
n. B.-The NEW GOODS of the season receiv-
lnS DY eVerY steamer. I'm
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ARMORY,
RICHMOND APRIL 1, 1861
PROPOSALS will he received at this Office
until IL clock, the 10th OF April, for erecting
BRICK BUILDING: the plan and dimensions OF
which can be seen at the office.
CIIAS. DIMMOCk, Col. Supt. Armory
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g. STABLES, CARRIAGE -HOUSE AND
E.H cow SHEDS FOX RENT ON ADAMS ST.
near the corner Of Leigh. Terms very mod
crate. Inquire on the premises, or OF J. DEL
NOE, al simms' Planning Mill corner eth and
MAIN streets. ap Ats
sFs FOR iiENT.-rne DIV ELl.iNC-HOtJSE
Ell on the corner Of 4th aud Leigh Streets also,
- the heTERN TENEMENT en- South side Of
Darlington street, in the county Of Heprico. APP
ply to JOHNSON SANDS
ap 4-5t* Basement Of State Court House,
b HDQS. co. IL" lsr REG'T VA Vols, =
81 APRIL i, 1861.
Attend Regular Drill at MILITARY
w HALL at o'clock.
BY order of Cant MIIlpR
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w ANTED.- wish To sell my part of Part
w nership in the RICHMOND STEAM SNUFF
and SMOKING TOBACCO MILL. 1t Is d business
well establis ed md ia profitable. For paFticu-
lars, apply at the Factory, on 18th, between Main
aud Franklin SITS. j. MORRIS.
NH 2S-I2t+
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a $40 REWARD.-Ranaway from the
90 subscriber, on the rst day of the present
-kxSf7A month, a NEGRO WOMAN named SARAH.
%a0 She is IS or 40 years old She is some
SIX. W here in Richmond, with a forged pass.
nne lived last year with a Mr.. Comfy in Rich
mond. She has two daug hters. nearly grown.
The Oldest is an invalid / will pay the above
reward If rent to me al Ashland, or confined in
Jail, so can get her again.
1-lmk HENRY
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c. FOR RENr-Two very desirable BASE
E:a MENT ROOMS on Grace, between 2ith and
18th sts., Church Hill. If desired, necessa-
ry attentions to the above rooms be procured
on the promises. Apply at once to
B. A COOKE
Office on 14th ST.. in Exchange Hotel Building,
4
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respec lively, as follows