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DIED.

On Monday, the sth inst, Mrs. ELLbN :. M
son, wife OF Mr.. Jas. II. Mason, IN the E''h year
of her age. IN
The relatives and friends of the family are ia :,
vited to attend her funeral from the "a bapsIis'
Church. at o clock this afternoon
ON Monday. at sp NJ, MARY ELIZABETH, IN
ant tighter Of lydia and Daniel . poh9eti-
suffer little children to come unto me, ana ioi
bid them not; for of such Is the kingdom oi
Heaven" .r,, ,,r;
The friends OF the family are respectfully ihvl-
tod TO attend the funeral at O'Clock r. M on
Tuesday
ON the evening of Thursday, the s,st INST, al
the residence of his sister, In Ashland, virginia
RIWETHER d. JONES. youngest son Oh mer y. :
wether Jones, deed, aged nineteen years ana SIX
months. 80. -. -. -; -
he was a member, with dirges due IN SAID ~,
raw" consigned the ashes Of their friend ana
coinrad 10 the silent tomb. IN the death OF ms
es.imable Young man, the community IN when ne
lived and 20 " HON he was endeared by his many
virtues feel the deepest sympathy with his be,
reaved family. May they learn to see the hand
Of a father in the chastenings OF their God
~ FRIEND
On the morning Of the Both ult., after pro-
tracted Illness at his residence on Oregon hui II
the 45th wear of his age. Mr.. R1CfID JoUR
His death was peaceful and happy; lie leave
a wife and three children, besides large circle o
relatives and friends, to mourn their irreparabl'
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wAUT6.

w WasHER and ikoSEk, lsishsr white or
Sene I but t. such As can cone fully reeommended
E s, Apply to The Ra = nsn snd
Wall Streets lie s~ii JOS MARSH.
VyyANTED-h WHITE MAN, to hre furnaces
w and work about the yards: also, TWO
At M n6Ts Apps al
Office between aud 10 A. NJ. this day. fe s-lt*
UyANTED-A WHITE GIRL, "a German pre-
w ferred.) to do general HOUSE WORK. None
WILLIAM MILLER,
fe PTS West end of Marshall street.
WANTED-To IlRE-By the a9u,h 9r year,
or black, to COOK and WASH for a small family.
AF r !. Tin H. sfo1e Braad Street
WANTED-A WHEELwRlGHT;.- wish e
rent ont the shop in connection with my Black
smith shop, to a steady and industrious person
fe-st* French Hoy P. o., Hanover. Va.
WANTED-TO HlRE-A good COT NTRY
w BLACKSMITH; without delay ~ -.o
WANTED-A TANNER.-I wish 70 employ
w Tor the present year tlsel) good TANNER. -
One fully competent to take charge of the bust
ness can find employment by addressing
JAS. F. CAMPBELL, Penola p. o., Va.
N. B.-Recomme enc ations required. Ia 8e--ts
NNANTED--A TEACHER.-An accomplish ed
w FEMALE TEACHER of the ORNAMENTAL
| BRANCHES, can hear of "a desirable situation by
| addressing the subscriber, stating age, native
! State, religious faith, and quail hcatl9ns
Rev. ID. L. WILLS,
| ia 25-ts Murfreesboro'. \. c.
| NTANTED-The ladies and merchants Of Rich
w mOnd to know that Mrs. :. STRlDER has
taken the house No NJ Main street, next door t(
| Thos. K. Price Co, for the purpose OF making
| CLOAKS. MANTILLAs, DRESSES and IL o o I
! X Il S. Also room over Messrs. Watkins 8
| Fickleu, for the accommodation OF their custom
ers. Mrs. ). having had ten years experience IL
| Baltimore and having made III the past year over
! FIVE THOUSAND CLoAkS and MANTLES f2l
! the merchants and ladies OF Richmond, she feels
confident Of giving entire satisfaction III all woll
| entrusted to her. DRESSES and MANTLES CUT
! Also, old moor SKIRTS made over, making then
| better than when first made. Thankful for Tho
| patronage bestowed on her, she soiclts a contln
| uanca at The same. MRS: ;. S1klDEK,
RE Mr. Il. z. STRlDER Will devote his time
| and talent to CUTTING. ia lJ-3n*
| yHYANTED-SIGiI'r EXCHANGE ON Baltimore
| w Philadelphia and New York.
| ALSO-GOLD and SILVER, for which the hi5
| est rates will be paid. K. III. MAUR1 Y co.
! de It's
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Only One Week More
Only One Week More
Only One Week More
Real Roman MOSAIC SETS.
LAVA CORAL and CARBUNCLE SETS.
GOLDSTONE and CAMEO SETS.
CHAINS. MEDALLIoNS, STUDS and BUTTONS.
PINS. PENS. PENCILS,
And. in short. everything that is rich and valua-
BILE.
YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR.
SILVER PLATED WARE, warranted to be dou
bic plated upon the finest Albata.
YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR.
At No. 2j9 Main St, under the SpOtsw01d Hotel.
II. E. H0YT co.
Richmond, Feb. !, 1881. tc J-Jt"
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NEW CONCERN.-Having purchased of d.
N ]. SAUNDERS his interest in the STOCK,
FIXTURES, &c, of J. T. SAUND ERS & CO., We
will continue the business at the old stand lately
occupied by them, under the firm and style OF
SAUNDERS L LOVING, where will always be
found a well-selected stock OF GROCERIES,
LIQUORS, &c, which will be sold at the lowest
prices for cash, to puuctual customers on time,
and to which we invite the attention OF the pa
irons Of the late concern of SAUNDERS * Co g.,
and the public rally-hoping, by strict at
tention 10 business to give satisfaction to all no
may favor us with call.
JOHN F. SAUNDERS,
EDWIN B. LOVING.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
J. MILLHISER &c BROTHER,
t193 BROAD STREET,
Are now Offering their whole stock of desirable
GOODS at deduction Of rs to SO per cent. on for
TAKE TICE:
g. 900 yards Merrimack PRINTS, at 10 cts. the yd:
Best Bleachcd and Brown SHIFTING and SHEET
fING-very cheap.
Ail-Linen sfEETISG, at e2A, rs, and 81 cents the
yard.
Pillow LINENS, at s7s cts. the yard.
Hem stitched Linen Cambria HANDkERCHlEFS,
at one shilling.
1000 pieces of White, Pink, and Blue TARLATAN,
at half their value.
White Cambria, Jaconet, Nansook, Check MUS
LINS and BRILLIANTES-eheap.
Table Linen DIAPERS, NAPKINS, TOWELlNG,
&c, at great bargain.
Black SILKS at sacrifice Fancy SILKS about
so cts. and 81.
Rich Lace and Muslin CURTAINS, at q sacrifice.
A large lot of Marseilles o U T K = + 5,
slightly soiled-very cheap.
| Re Cash and punctua credit customers Will
find it to their advantage to give us an early call.
la 2a-2w j. MILLHISER Il BRO.
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EANCY GOODS Ar REnucEn PRICES.

EANCh UOODS AT KEDUCED PRICES.
Il We have On hand, Of late importation, a large
aud well selected stock Of FANCY GooDs, con,
Baskets, Parian Vases, Figures. Etrusean Vases,
Fancy Bohemian Vases, Spoon Holders, &c.. Fancy
Fish Glohes, Perfume Stands, Work Boxes, Fancy
Goods TOO numerous to mention, all OF which We
shall ofer ut greatly reduced prices from this date
GEO J SUMNER ~ CO.,
iea Ion Front Buildings. G0vernnr a.
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In retiring from the firm of sAUN.

In retiring from the firm of j. r. SAUN-
DERS & Co, | return my thanks TO my friends TOR
the favors bestow ed on me, and take great plea
sure in recommending To them, aud the public
generally, my successors Is gentlemen worthy OF
their patronage. ! would also request all persons
having claims against the late concern OF j, r.
SAUNDERS Co, to present them for pay
nent and those indebted will make payment 10
me, or to my son, J. +. SAUNDERS, as early as
possible. DAVID J.. SAUNDERS.
Richmond Jan 81, 1851. ia 26--dl5t&cw4t
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February l. 1881.

Notice.-Intending to continue the COMMITS
SION BUSINESS, most respectfully ask a con-
tinuance of the patronage bestowed on the late
firm Of RANpoLpH * PAGE and hope, by strict
tentiOn to merit the same. My uncle, D. G. RAN
poLpH. who will probably be here often for the
next few months, viii aid rue in business.
Fahrp3rv | lSsl fife I-iml MANN PAGE.
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N EEEAA

AJAX ~ PRESS, +,
IXI Aud Will he ready IN a lew DAYS. a ne,,
'99s> edition ot the
7eEizs VOLUNTEER ; HAND. BOOK y
BY JAMES X. LIZ g
OF the First Regiment Of Virginia Volnr.,.,.
Price 50 cents. IT
Persons RENTING The price, will rec.;v.
free Of postage WEST K JOHNSTON
Publishers, li5 Main Sra,
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In retiring from the firm of Sublett & Smith,

II q
return nv thanks Ia my friends for the tavOrs be-
slowed on me, and can confidently recommend my
successor and former associate To them a. gentle
men worthy of their patronage, aud well calcutta
ted to advance their interest.
JOHN A. SMITH.
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NOR HIRE.--A good COOK, WASHER and
DAVIS Il HUTCHINSON,
ia 26--ts Franklin st . between 18th aud Eth.
EOR HIkE.--l have for hire for the present
+ wear, a NEGRO WOMAN, who is hrst-rate
COOK, WASHER and IRONER. Apply to
JNO. A. HUTCHESON,
At Davis Hutcheson's Franklin st.
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BE- One Trial will insure the Use of SEM
PIES INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER in any
family, if properly used. For sale by Druggists
and Grocers. fe "a
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T,,>,ot.,y,0N OF COP ARTNER,HIP

~ The firm of RANDOLPH PAGE expired on
the 3lst January, 1851 by the withdrawal of d. {.
RAxpuLPH, who has moved to the country. They
most cordially return their thanks for the liberal
patronage bestowed on them by their very kind
friends Either partner is authorized to close the
business d. COPELAND RANDOLPH,
MANN PAGE.
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Among the numerous recommendation fnrniA f
by officers of this and other States, a re the f.iI
ing RICHMOND, Januarv /, I.,,
MesSrs. WEST y Observation-Disclosures ! h..
carefully examined the VOLUNTEERS HAN
BOOK published by you and it gives me ples<u,.
10 state that in my opinion it supplies wan,
What the citizen soldier needs Is Il book If IA
ties, giving in the most condensed form All tbe In
Structlon necessary t. prepare him for active SCI,
vice, and at the same time eXpla ming with sua
Cient iuIlneFs the movements and exercises :" h,
taught. This, ! think, is accomplished in tts
Volunteers Hand Book, and | cheerfuly rpcsm.
mend ii toour volunteers.
may add that the system of instruction !. o..
sentiai!y the same as that for several years IN n,
by the First Regiment of Virginia Volunteer.
and recently approved by the Governor for a,
use of the Infantry throughout the State.
Yours. respectfully,
7. Il. MooKE, Col, Commanding.
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UNION AND SEC ESSION BADGEs
/ wholesale and retail. Orders supplied,
r EIEEIEL.

I wholesale and retail. Orders supplied
K. EZEKIEL,
Cloak and Mantle Depot 90 Main street,
Next door to SintOn's Hardware store
Great bargains can be found in CLOAkS, FURS,
Fancy and Domestic DRY GOODS.
Cheueile SLEEV rs, at SOC. the pair-haf price
Misses CLOAKS for 81 so ARAB CLoAkS At -.
The latest styles fine CLoAkS for Sl2 to sl5,
usual price 500 to S25
SPANGLED BRACELETS and HEAD DRESSES.
FANCY GOODS in great variety.
HOOP SKIRTS for ladies aud children.
Call at the Cloak aud Mantle Depot, 60 Main ST.,
next door to Sinton's Hardware store.
Re 5-at* X. EZEKIEL.
NORTH CAROLINA TKADE.-The NEW
~ BERN DAILY aud WEEKLY PROGRESS,
published at NEWBERN, n. g, in the centre Of
the cotton and naval store region, aud having a
large circulation throughout the State is offered
to the merchants and factors of Richmond as a
valuable advertising medium The present p0-
ltical troubles will greatly increase the trade TO
Virginia from Carolina, and those who would
have their names and business brought before the
people of Carolina, cannot do better than invest
In the columns of the PROGRESS.
THoS. J. BAGBY, Wall street, Richmond, is an
authorized agent, and will receive and forward
advertisements to the PROGRESS. fe 4-2tx
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iNfE. LINE, LIME am prepared to
IL nish farmers and others with SHE'LL LIME Of
the best quality. in large or small quantities,
low or lower, than it can be obtained elsewhere,
delivered at any of the depOs, on board OF boats
in the Basin or Dock. Please send your orders to
my lime kins. on the Canal or at Bacou's Quarter
Branch, JoHN J. WERTHs office, corner 10th
street and Basin Bank, or SMITH \ HARw0oDs,
Hardware Dealers, No. SIS Main street. and they
will receive prompt attention.
fp 5-lm$ WIN. SMITH.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE

Ny- Use the Best. --Semple's lnfallible Bak-
ING DER. The best and cheapest in use.
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NEW STYLE CAPS.
~ NEW STYLE CAPS.

NEW 81 LIB tAtS,
NEW STYLE CAPS.
Just received a very pretty assortment of NEW
STYLE CAP. If you want something nice, ca II
and get one at BINFORD'S Hat Store,
fa Main
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EyRrCHMoED THHATRE.-
KuNKFL & MoxLEY...Sole Lessees and Managers.
l. g. PHILLIPs.............. Stage Manager.
SECOND NIGHT OF THE
GREAT SOUTHERN DRAMA,
Written by gentleman of this city, entitled the
PARLOR AND CABIN;
OR.
MASTERS AND SLAE ES,
Being thorough
DEFENCE OF THE SOUTH,
Which on its first representation received -
UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS
From
NUMEROUS AND DELIGHTED AUDIENCE,
Notwithstanding the iuclement state of the
weather. -
MR.. GEORGE kUNkEL
MR.. THOMAS L. MONLEY
Will repeat the Ethiopian characters OF
UNCLE PETER and AUNT VIOLET.
In which they Were warmly received last event g
by their OLD FRIENDS.
MR. GEO. kUNKEL
Will also sing several beautiful
ETHIOPIAN MELODIES.
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nor HiRE-Au able-bodied MAN, who
L be recommended for his Intelligence and hon
esty He eau serve in the capacity of DRIVER,
PORTER or GARDENER. Apply to
ia l9--ts Z. II. SkINKER * co.
4 SERVANT WOMAN FOR SALE, PRi-
"A VATELI We have for sale il NEGRO WO-
MAN, well qualified. has been raised in very
respectable family, and sold for fault " hatever.
II Immediate application is made, a bargain can
be had PULLlAM x Co,
ia l5-ts Auetioueers.
DOR SALE, PRIyATELY.--several likely
Il young NEGROES, consisting of families, boys
and girls. ia l5-tsl PULLiAM NCo, Auct's.
DOR RE-Three MEN of good character
Il one as dining room servant in a small family,
to wait gentleman, as porter: One to wait
on a gentleman, or attend in an office. One is a
Wheelwright and Blacksmith. Apply to
ia lin ELIZA L. VAN-LEW.
NOR HiRE-Five DRIVERS, two DINING
+ ROOM MEN, nine BOYS, five nice HOUSE
GIRLS; one TWISTER, No l: two FARM
HANDS. three plain COOkSspd WASHERS.
FOR RENT-Two new TENEMENTS, in rear
nv office aud three HOUSES, below the Poor
House Spring, just beyonferphration line.
&. W. II. TYLER. General Ag't,
ia l2-ts Marshall ST, between eth and 9Th.
NOR HIRE-A smart MULATTO BOY, who is
L very handy in the dining room. He would be
very useful dining room or house servant TO a
gentleman Apply at PHILLIPS
ia lo-;s Office, 18th St. betw. Main and Bank.
NOR HfRE-One good COOK, WASHER aud
L IKONER, and one CHAMBERMAID; also, two
ia ia s :, ts'' ' '',' ALEX MOTT.
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FLAMING Mill, CORNER
n 900 LBS. FRESH VENiSON HAMS.
- NH Ql a.a ....a.;..r q Y Y = anl El "

.,OUV Z0V superior tAN ~ anu 1.-f.-'
HAMS.
25 half bbls Woods FAMILY ROE HERRlNGS.
$50 Thin Breast Pieces BACON.
SOUCED PIGS FEET CUCUMBER PICKLES.
DRIED GOLDFISH: No. FAT MACkEREL.
No. SIAD: No. WHITE FISH.
80 bushels GREY and BLACkEIE PEAS, and
HOMINY BEANS.
10 bills COFFEE SUGAR, al cents per pound.
10 half chests superior q REEN and BLACK TEA
Fer sale wholesale and retail by
J. :. ROBERTSON,
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BE Yeast Powders..-J. w. Garlick. kich-
mond, Va, manufactures .'SEMPLE'S lNFALLi-
BILE BAKING POWDER" His j. the only FAC,
tory OF the kind in the South, and he is prepared
to furnish the entire trade on az reasonable terms
as Northern manufacturers. Semples Powder Is
a Virginia preparation, owed by all who have
used it Richmond Wig. fe
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IMP0RTANrTo LADIES AND GENTLL

/ MEMORY GOODS AT AND BELOW COST -
offer for sale my entire stock oi Dry G0Gds SHOES
aud Boots which Is very large, consisting u i1o,i
every article generally found in rst-eisss DR.
Goods Store. All col0Ts of Mern0es Deiaines
Alpacas Black and COlored silks Linen lidkls
at 8 cts; Irish Linen rs cts: fine Linen Bosom:
Is. cts; rich Worked Collars 25 cts; Planosls !.
cts; Calieoes at all prices; Ladies aud Gents
Satinets rkentucky Jeans, for boys and Iasn, >!
half their value Brown aud Bleached Cotton 81
every quality sheeting aud Pillow case MusllS
Towelfng aud Table Cloths Black, White abi
Mixed WOODEN Yarn, at VI per H.; Under shlip
aud WOODEN Drawers, at prices froiu ~ and hlghti
Extension skirts Hosiery Md Gloves BIAS
and eol0red, at 3T4 cts; Swiss Cambria aad tteIA
Muslin and great many more Goods, loo al
merOus TO mention, all Of which you eau bay '
your satisfaction, by calling at No q Nan stree
ia II JOSEPH sTkAUsb.
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CEKVANTS FOR HIRE have for hire
> several WOMEN, very go"d, C0DkS' WASH,
Frs and IRONERS; one old WOMAN, who Is
good COOK To IA good home, her hire will be
low. Several HOUSE GIRLS frst,rate FARM
HANDS two old MEN, good GARDENERS; one
good DRIVER: and several FACTORY HANDS.
ia ats JAMES MOORE. 81 Main st.
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rI,O MRS. ELIZA VI. hENNEDH, Non :
L RESIDENT OF THIS ST E.}-I0n will
please take notice that on the 4th day of March
next, ustl,) between the hours OF 4. NJ. aud 6
=. NJ of that day, at the Law Office Of Chandler Y
FL lis, Attorneys at Law in said city, shall pro-
ceed To take the dispositions of +. Roberts aud
others, to be read evidence, on my behalf, in a
Hastings Court of the City of Richmond, in which
action | plaintiff and You are defendant at
which time aud place you can attend and cross
examine said witnesses, if YOU think proper; and
if, from any cause, the said dispositions not
commenced on said day, or being commenced and
not completed the taking thereof will be ad-
iourned from from day to day, or from time to
time until the same are completed.
j. 7. BL0ODGOOD, by Counsel.
L
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE.
SERVAnTS FOR Ill E.A good plain
- COOK, WASHER AND IRONER, without en-
cumbrance: and also sprightv, active Roy, -
or IA years of age. | would prefer To hire them
to go to the country, but wGnld not object to good
situation in the city Apply to .
WILSON PETERS,
Firm of Peters, Martin Co.,l
fe st l9th street, near Gary.
NOR Hi E-DiNlNG- ROOM SERVANTS,
L PORTERS, CARRIAGE DRIVERS, NJ RISES,
CHAMBERMAIDS, COOkS and WASHERS, and Il
few FACTORY HANbS. among these Servants
are several young WOMEN that can COOK,
WASH aud IRON, suitable for small families.
TlIOS. J. BAGBY,
Agent for Hiring out Ncsroes, Nc.
No. l Wall street, under st. Charles Hotel.
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NEW GOO ID S.--we are receiving and will
~ have in store in few days, II general assert
ment of STAPLE DRY GOODS, consisting in part
of the following articles PRINTS, all grades
Brown and Bleached SHiRTiSGs: do and do
SHEETiNGs do. and do. JEANS aud DRILLS
Corset JEANS aud DRILLS; Blue aud Brown
DENNIS: APRON CHECKS. TiCklNGS; Stripued
TWlII.e: Colored CAMBRICS Red and White
FLANNELs: Bleaehed and Brown Canton do;
French and Russia CANVAS, aud various other
goods, to which We iRvhe the attention of the
ttstde lie Al KENT, PAINE 4 co.
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CIR EAT EXCITEMHNT
MdD4ME aDOLPH
TREMEN DoUs success
This young lady is certainly the " 'he ely
GREATEST WONDER LIVING
Do not fail to give her call, IA she viii l.
return t. Europe IA ShsFlY
Nor Is your chance TO consult the only ,,.-
IRoloGlST in this country MADAME az Az
consulted on all affairs OF life ernhreei,'Sis be
tnurtship, Marriage, Sickness IntetnnssIL e'-,
situations, Law suits, Business TraveIra"atA
sent Friends, Lost OF Stolen Goods Sc tx, A.
also Secret to make you Beloved by vonr ne ie "a.
Idol. Madame will bring together tho,e i msa0
unhappily separated ''hgati
One" and Receptions Rooms on Main stres, ..
Mrs. SUSAN II, BABERs boarding. st' Al
reetly opposite CorIuthian Hall '''1Se' IL.
PRICES positively one dollar aud i've Joi,..
-E-N-- IL s-!it
EACELSIOR MINSrRELS
~ .,, a, AR E COMING,
+ I L O l. / AN HALL
In few days fe -.
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ID uANE ANNOCIATED NTH ME NIR

L RICHARD T.. BROWN, date with WV. TAYLOR,
ESQ } and will continue the WHOLESALE GRO
Gerry, LIQUOR and ROFlSlON BUSINESS, on
18th street. between Main and Cary, under the
firm of WIN. Is. JONES i Co, and solicit a call
from our friends and the public generally.
Eahruary lSt l-6t
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Il Co X, I<r RECT VA. Vols,
M RICHNoNn, Feb. 4th, IsGl.
~ Attend an extra meeting of yOnr COM
Ill uanv on TT ESDAY EVENING February 5th,
AZ SCHAD'S HALL at O'Clock precisely. As an
election will ia Ike place. it is important that every
member be present
BY order of +. MILLER, Captain.
w AGFMFYER LIST Sprpt.
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THE SHIRT BOsOM DEPOr. No. ~ sIllt
L street. Is the place where all anus Ne ssrs
B0solak eau be had 81 the lowest PITY the laEs
est assortment If gaeds ut the lowest p''s..
NEGh0 BLANKETS, NEGkO .,
IN kEfS. Just received At LEV >, 81 anal
colored and white Negro blankets. VI az IA
ties. At the lowest prfses. .~-.---,---t---.s,,
CpOOL COTTON.~-lnsl to hand, la WI = sup
Smsss IL Caars Stool COTTON aise,.
ply Of SPot i SILK, all eaiers, .,xr a co
tea KENT, fAlSn A
NUMBER FIFTEEN, Nc, y, NJ A.
IN Is the number VI LkSy's famed stei'
gains. !, -.
4 JoaS \. soRpoS 7 s~'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-05

DRO BONO PUBLiCO-VlRGINIA DYBlNG
L AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 3KO
DOOR BELOW METROPOLITAN HALL, FRANK
LIN STREET.-Ladics' aud Gentlemen's WEAR
ING APPAREL, of all kinds, DYED, CLEANED
AND BLEACHED, in French style At the lowest
possible prices. ,sHA,WALS, OF all knds, Dyed,
Also, Eeivets, satius, Table-Coyers, Carpets,
Rugs, CLEAN ED and RE-FlNlsHED; straw Bon;
BIEACHED aud PRESSED, in French style
Gcntlemen's Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Re-
haired, in the shortest possible time.
\ B-Fringes, Tassels, WOrsteds. Braids, &c.,
Owed in the best manner, AZ the cheapest rate.
Feathers Dyed, Cleaned and Freized.
ta9Mx J. G. MERCER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-05

Al GRAYS. ATTENIlON.-i'arad III iron
IA of the Custom House on MON DAY next, a
Efuuarter TO o clock L. NJ, in full winter uni
W form-overcoatS, dress caps and knapSacks-
Call Lieut.. BossIEUx and provide yNursel
with sixteen rounds blank cartridge and percus
sion cans By order of Capt. ELL!oTr.
H. h " BRANCH. lSt Serg [.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-05

q - POCAHONTAS TRIBE, NO. 10.
~ r. |. o. X. M.-BRETHREN: Assemble al
your wigwan, on TUESDAY, 5th inst,
~ at o'clock A. M, to pay the distribute
of respect to our deceased Brother L. A.
Ii. d ESCAIRAC.
Members Of sister Tribes III good standing are
invited to meet with US.
BY order of the Sachem.
{, ON I pEYSER Chief of Records.