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Religious Matters and the Crtsfs.-The Re-
lgious Herald states that Rev. j. b. Taylor
and Rev. A. NJ Poindexter, Secretari of the
Board of Foreign Missions, have voluntarily
decided to give up about $50 per month of
their salary. We learn, also. that Rev A. f.
Dickinson, the Superintendent of Baptist Col
portage in Virginia. has of his own motion,
relinquished one-half OF his salary, choosing
rather to De burdened himself with the diff
culties of an inadequate income than to bur
den the work for which he labors. Who can
retnse to initiate this example OF sacrifice to
help Our religious enterprises in the present
exigency?
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"FAScY. IRON the New York Day Book
Of Monday, we have the following:
Tom Sayers, the champion OF England,
intends visiting this country in Spring. He
will come over in the steamer leaving Liver
pool on the 18th Of April.
Tom Hyer, the retired pugilist, is said to
have the inside track for the u. 5. Marshal
ship. He is endorsed for the place by two Of
the most influential Republicans In this city.
"Morrissey, the prize tighter, II Is said, will
have fat Office in the New York Custom
House, for service rendered TO the Republican
party
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FRANCE AND THE SoUrH.-M. Gaillardet
writes to the Courrter des Etats Uafs from
Paris, February sth, az follows:
"a friend Of General Stevenson, OF South
Carolina, assures me that that gentleman
had had an audience OF the Emperor who
guments in favor Of the new Confederacy Of
the slave States
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Found Guilfy.-Thos. Wilkinson was tried
yesterday, in the Hastings Court, before udge
Lyons, for breaking and entering the house Of
&. p. Word Il Bro, on Main street, In April,
1860. He plead guilty, and the Court put him
in Jail for six months. He has already been
in prison for about ten mon tbs
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PRICE ONE CENT.
LOCAL MATTERS.

Oatted STATES rs. John Lockh0rf-The de-
fendant in this case having been indicted for
misdemeanor in being aboard the Storm King
wnen that vessel was found near the coast OF
Africa with number of negroes on board. the
case was called yesterday for trial in the Fed
eral Court, Judge Halyburton presiding. A
jury was empannelled and sundry witnesses
sworn. Dr. Bledsoe, Assistant Surgeon in the
Navy, testified that he was on board the San
Jacinto when the Storm King was captured
Accidentally found u lot of papers in n trunk
having no lock, placed near the gangway-
Saw the papers afterwards in the hands Of
Lieut.. Broom, of the Marines, when leaving
the cabin. He had been sent to search for
documents. They We're given to Capt Dor
min. Witness identified papers in Court as a
portion of those he saw. One Grams ton,
sailor on board the Storm King, testified that
he joined her in New York. She left the I'd of
May, 1860. Could not say what nation she
belonged to. Signed articles. The vessel left
for Porto Dolana San Nicolores. Her cargo
was delivered to somebody on the coast of
Africa. A week after the cargo was delivered
the slaves came board, and n deck was
erected for their accommodation There was
no difference in compensation for labor after
as far as he knew. On merchant vessels the
captain Is always in command, if on deck
Henry White, seaman, testified that he once
saw an American flag on board the Storm
King.
The other evidence was similar to tha. given
on the trial of the Spanish captain, who has
been acquitted. The trial was going on late
yesterday evening.
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DEATHS FROM FiRE.-At a ball recently
given In a fashionable mansion In Hyde Park,
London, five ladies had their dresses burned
i'm consequence of one Of them catching fire as
the wearer was performing on the piano. The
room being stripped Of its furniture TO accom-
modate the dancers, there was nothing at
hand to extinguish the flames. One of .he Ia
dies died of her injuries, another Is expec ted
10 die, and the others were badly burned.
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Thedtre.-We certainly did not Intentional
ly omit TO notice, yesterday, the arrival of Mr..
John Seton, the comedian but the omission
was ntirely accidental. However, he is so
Well known to the Theatre going public, that
no extra announcement is necessary 10 secure
for him their warm considers ton. He ap-
peared last night in his famous charac ter of
Jenny Twitcher,' which he plays as no
other man can play it. ehave not seen him
of la tie years, but retain a vivid recollection
of his genuine humor which was wont 10 set
the house son a roar in times long gone by.
Two plays will be prese ted to night, in each
of which. Mr.. Seton has capital part an
attraction sufficient to induce large attend
ance.
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Pit in the Chain Gang.-Henry Flowers, q
white man, of unpromising exterior, was ar
raigned before the Mayor, yesterday, for get
ting drunk, falling about the streets, and
stealing two buggy cushions. He was assigned
to work In the chain gang for the term Of six
months
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Relief Assoeiatioa.--The members of the
Gentleman's Relief Association were out yes
terday on collecting tour, for the benefit Of
the needy and distressed. We trust they met
with good luck. Those who may be called
on, and those who have already received
VISIT may rest ured that when high. toned
gentlemen voluntarily leave their business to
engage in SO thankiess task, there are calls
for aid from the friendless and destitute
which cannot be passed over in silence.
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Encouraging Home Iadustry.-A bill was
repor ted i'll the House yes terday to encourage
ship building in Virginia The bill provides
that on satisfacto tory proof that a vessel of 900
tons and upwards Qour-fifths of which is
owned by resident citizens) has been built in
Virginia subsequent to the passage Of the act
the First Auditor shall pay the owners &3 per
ton, if she be less than 500 tons burden, and
S5 per ton, il she be of not less burden than
500 tons. The appropriation for the above
object shall not exceed $25 900 per year, and
continue for five years.
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Leak Stopped.-The Superintendent of the
City Gas Works has traced out the leak which
caused the escape of SO much gas in Jefferson
Ward, on Main street, near the st. Charles
Hotel, In particular. On digging into the
cuiyert recently made in front of the hotel
the en- tire Joint Of a tour inch pipe was found
broken Off, through which the gas doubtless
escaped at the rate OF 20, 600 feet per day
Since the pipe has been replaced, the diaboli
cal smell which rendered so many of the Main
street cellars offensive, has given place to
more pleasant exhalations.
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RESOLUTIONS or REsPKcr.


ed to visit President buchanan in a body, to
take leave OF him on The eve of his departure
from the seat OF Government. The President
returns his thanks for the uniform Kindness
he has received from the citizens Of the Dis
trict for thirty consecutive years and has
fixed tomorrow, dt O'Clock, to receive
them.
The Councils have also passed the followi
resolutions of respect to the lion. j ohm j !,
Critten1en
Hhereas The time is at hand when the Hon. Jno
J. Crittender is about TO withdraw from the Ma
tional Councils after career OF iliustrlous pub
lie services, running through period OF more
than forty years; and, whereas, during all that
time he has steadiastly evinced his devotion and
attachment TO the nion of the States, no less by
than by his liberal course OF policy in connection
with the interests Of this Capital city OF the Re-
public selected by the father II our country AS ITS
permanent seat of Government and stamped Win
his own immortal name; therefore,
Reso'ped, That committee, consisting OF the
Mayor, the President aud two member OF the
Board OF Aidefmen, and the President and three
members of the Board Of Common Council, be ap-
him copy Of these resolutions, At the same tihe
conveying to him deep sensibiiities Ut parting
from one who has been so long among us as To DO
regarded almost as one OF US, aud whose absence
from lhe social and political circles Of Washing
ton VIII leave vacuum not easily hiled
OLD ABE HUNG IN gFFiaY IN NEW YoaK.
NO little excitement was created at New
YORK wharf Monday morning by the effgy of
Lincoln hanging from the masthead of the
sioop MOTTO, Captain Skipworth. Quite a
crowd soon collected on tina wharf which the
police tried In vain TO disperse. Finally Ser
geant Dasourney went on board the Motto.
ana IN nm authoritative manner ordered the
hgrre 10 be lowered. Captain Skipworth rs-
fused 10 comply with the request, on the
ground that the police had no business to In.
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RESTAURANTS, &c.

a. THE GRAPES %<.%
kffs i A . I A L K A y T fe1
H-=~---S- READING ROOM, W.
IL ~ MAIN STREET.
-. subscriber feels grateful for the liberal
s~.rT,"iSe he has received since his opening, and
ms patrons IL will be his entire aim to cater
h. 1F',f taste An experience of twenty years in
,f,,i iu9t Trade satishes him of the Importance OF
.i5ps-,l MS stock Through the Custom House
b4., D. ~ .Mot iamiiy use. He purposes 20 keep the
Ia,5D .Uit4 Liquors, Wines, &c. also, Guiness'
,ls H.. MI aud Dublin Bottled Porter and Ale; also,
\ 'g'I 0raGds Of Lager Beer.
- Lunch served daily from Il 70 Y NJ;
~ -o--aiT f. w USHER
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DIED.--John o. Reid died In Gampball
county, Va, on the l1th inst. He was s
great grandson Of Lord Loyat Simon Fraser,
killed 1T the battlj Of Saratoga.
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Withdrawn The steamer Belvidere has been
temporarily Withdrawn from the line between
this city and Baltimore, and the Pocahontas
has been put in her place. The owners of the
Belyidere are now dressing her out In holiday
attire with a new coat of paint.
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The Death Of Wyatt ChrdueII, Esq, formerly
well known in political circles as a member Of
the General Assembly from Charlotte county,
and who, for the past two years. has been
connected with the management of the Co
yesterday, on which day his remains were
taken to their last resting place from the
Monumental Church. Mr.. Cardwell had at
tain the ripe age of 60 years. BY birth an
Englishman, he was first induced to visit this
country by the eccentric John Randolph, of
Roanoke, and here he lived till death claimed
him-honored, respected and trusted in the
land OF his adoption. In its palmy days. he
was an influential member of the Whig party
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The Hreets.--The unusual quantity Of rain
which has fallen during the winter has
caused the unpayed streets In our city to be-
badly cut up and put In muddy state: hui
the weather for the past ten days has been SO
fine, that the Superin tendent has been able To
cause many repairs to be made, and they are
now presenting much better appearanee
and are rendered quite passable. Mud turn
cipai streets should be paved as soon "A prae.
ticahle, = Fs~e
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Rund1ny Aale.-Yes,erday morning vi
cious mule, who had evidently never been
unoer Rarey' g influence, ran away near the Old
MARKET, and afterwards up 18th street, where
one OF his attachments, in the shape of q coun-
try cart wheel, rolled of and against the per-
son OF colored female. producing very se-
rlous consequences.
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=, forosadss. The city ordinances give tho
MAYOR power 70 nne parties who may cause
even temporary obstructIons or the mva.
ments and streets, by placing boxes, as sixns,
thereon, or putting tables and other FIXTURES
IN tha way Of foot passengers. Those who
nave been Offending Ia this particular, viii do
Wen 10 bear the above fact In mind
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Let 0F.-The Mayor, yesterday had before
him Owen Riley, who had been arrested on
the complaint of Joseph Kicks, for striking
and threatening to kill him. The proof being
wanting, the defendant was discharged.
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FOR CHARLESTON. :. &.
ESQ NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND

Sx.LlNs OTHERS.-The ROANOKE has been
withdraw from the line for the pres
sat; the JAMESTOWN, Capt. SKINNER, and the
lpRkIpWN, Capt. PARRISH, will continue their
irlPs hetween this city and ew York, touching at
Aorlylk each way. Days OF departure from New
York: Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY, at
81. NJ. Days Of departure from Richmond Every
TUESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 7. N.
4
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Committed. Samuel Nc cRicker, for trespass-
ing on Thomas Bradford and asssulting WIp.
b. Spence with rock, was committed by the
Mayor, yesterday, for examination this morn
ing. In the above instance, McRicker had a
brick in his hat
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Ordered to Lsaus.-SOme half dOaen mem
oers of family, called Lsathess. Aeretofors
committed ~ vagrAnss. were let out of jAil,
yesterday, by tha Mayer, on prOmising - lenvs
ths city. Ths nav city Aims. honss 8 MOI ysi
eOnnpaeted, and the accommodation for tosu-
TUT psysuns aye nscsssaStly rvsytcted.
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Thr0oing Stones in the Street.-Benjamin,
slave of John NJ. Murray, convicted of throw
ing stones at A. Myers house, was ordered
punishment yesterday, by the Mayor.
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! Vim. q. Gatewood, prominent citizen Of
Charleston, S. q, died on the 25th inst. He
wa, native Of Norfolk, Va.
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Dangerously U.-Judge Geo. w. Hopkins,
member of tho General Assembly from Wash
ington county, was dangerously ill yesterday,
and not expected by his friends to survive.
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II 4 NJ o V A L.

W LILLIAN SALMON, IN
.., DER GA
Has ,aSp Ness MANUFACTURER
kTRpFmTo we'd from No. 81 Main st, 10 l26 MAIN
Sisi,s Z three doors above Governor street OPP
zee ali besle square, where he will be pleased To
t9L IN P@tfonlze him. he will give satisfacti IN
tr ps., 1s ne prices and quality of work, Grateful
'sne 'sFpfs he sotjeits a continuance Of the
fe 25-d&
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RfCHMOs D-MADE PIANOS
TAS5 FOR SALE BELOW NORTHERN
u Il UPRlcEs. The subscriber has on
ave PA 9hand three new very superior oc-
t0t sgn..pnos, Mlieh he warrants to be equal, If
ay nom Rof, 70 aay instrument Of the same quail
liz ~" "orlhern manufactures.
!UGER.. % gnsrs has services TO the public as
IIe Sna kEPAIkER OF PIANOS, at reason-
" CONRAD fREiMANS,
Rsrysssoofth side Broad IT., between I'd and I'd.
fhiIow pE9s eEs "a I. Lefebvre, Esq. Prof. 4. w.
h -. .oi, =. Graham. &c, no h~-om
4 reas "a ~, AfIEN TlON ..-aeanbers deal
Hreansa, sposihs u their I'D UfgVefm Coats are
- tashsA " ~, 70 leave them, with their At
e4sy w. WIN serRe cant Wx.. IkA SAITH iBsme-
fa BY order
Z. W. BRANCH, 10. ssrgt.
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re=, FOR SALE very desirable FRAMED
s.. DWELLING. on Union ltill, near DR.. O. A
E@ >trpcker's, recently occupied by Mr.. A.
Ha,tsr>on. containing ROOMS with FIRE places
r,r-.age house, wood and coal house. and pump
= god water, with large lot attached For
.esgas, apply TO
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- FOR KEN IA desirable BRICK
x DWELLING, with garden lot, in Sidney, enc
A~s square above the old Fair Grouud on Main
.:rar. Apply 10 REDWOOD y kEACH,
s3 Main street, next to T. II. Stark's Agricultural
store. fe 26-ts
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s. AGRICULTURAL FAIR GROUNDS

Ls FOR RENT.-The CENTRAL AGRlCULTU-
Raj SOCIETY wish TO rent out the FAIR
GROUNDS for one year, or 4 term of years, reserv
az the right to hold Fairs and Cattle Shows. The
'rGaGt viii be allowed the OF excellent
BRICK House and the saloons, with the privilege of
cll; vatiuk, a garden, ten acres of land, and
gsng he Horse Track aud Stables for Trottng
Park, subleCt to such regulations Is the EXecu-
Tvs COMMITTEES may prescribe, which will be made
known before renting.
The rent must be paid quarterly, and bond, with
good security, given for IT, Apply 10
le gE--fs IAMES fYlNS
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Good Bridge.-The iron draw bridge, placed
by the James River and Kanawha Canal
Company over the Dock, foot Of nth street,
was tried on Tuesday, and found to operate
admirably, on its centre Of gravity. A large
number Of persons assembled to see the first
turn made by SO extensive q wheel.
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Rlrbmonn Qispattb.
iHt HSDAY MORNING. FEB. Is, 1861.
THE NATIONAL CRISIS.

Ihe Debate on the Force Bill.-Interesting
scene at tho Seventh Regiment Armory--
Resolutions of Respect--Oid Abe Hung in
kn'gy.-M isceil aneous Items.
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ToK RENr-One of the brst located
Es .iariS in the city for RESTAURANr
ZAfUNFECTIONERl or GROCERY, situated
-s Nam street, in the must business part of the
r.y 70 a good tenant the terms will be mod
s-sis. Address imme iIateiy Box 6e5, Richmond
Post btlCe fe 26-3tN
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r. fUR * ENT-A BRICK HOUSE, on
Es, Church Hi}l, next door TO Mr.. Henry south
A-~ all's, containing rooms, kitchen, large lot
.lsedtd sc. Possession given immediately.
L.1.-r n. = 2h-Sfl Z ID EAEun
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2s-ts LUOLAM N WATSON
- ,U-~ CHANGE OF HOUR FOR

- :-3NSTARTING FOR PORTSMOUTH
~ e1sasss z1azT1z~AND n ORF LK.-The Steamer
IiLhA COVE viii, on and after FRIDAY MORN
no next, Goth inst, leave her wharf at Rockets,
tesH.~r,y every FRIDAY, MONDAY and WE'D
ALSDAI MORNINGS, at g o'clock precisely, for
11e above p sces, and return each alternate day,
!TAeeFt Suacay,l leaving NORFOLK at the same
E9Af . . clock, and touch at all of the regular
lAadinss on the river, going and returning.
40 2'-ts r. 0. HASkINS.
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if[. ,,s Nf''' GoDpIN X APrERsoN, Aucts.

~. FOR RENT-A HOUSE and LOT on L nion
g. u,Il with or rooms, and II spring of water
E-A an he let. Possession given Immediately
~ yn.! tenant the rent viii he very mod crate
Appig ia ..,,. c1,t.o..,x, ,t,' ne E1be6hi
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STEAMBOATS,, SHIPPING, &c

FOR BOSTON-FIRsT NESSEL.-The
s:s.!s fast sailing Schooner BLACK BIRD, Capt.
t. COMPTON, having the greater portion of
Lsr cargo engaged aud going on board, will have
4a.ck dispatch. For balance of freight, apply to
r. .r-st DAVID Il ". CURRIE.
- FOR CHARLESTON. =. C.-The su-
-..asr perior fast-sailing Schr. civilian PAX
son, STEPHENSON, master. having the
greater portion OF her cargo engaged, will have
4lick dispatch
Prremainder, or passage, having good accom-
M1dalcnsi apply to
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% AND IHb Sltth bF 6RttERfES AND
E-1 STORE FIXTURES For SALE.--l will rent
... STORE and CELLAR aud sell the STOCK OF
ErDCEKIE> and the STORE FIXTURES This
yar, desirable stand for buSIGess-a, the cor
r,f Main aNd 18th streets. 4 bargain can he
"a Apply to TloS W. kEESEB. Auc't.
p. Z. t-nrnnE LII h a nd L,.rX- LIZ
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GOnnIN 4 ApPERSON

Nr. FOR KENT--A desirable WILLING
ES HUI Sc, on Grace street, one door above lst
'--- street has 10 rooms, kitchen and laundry,
sni servants rooms, water aud gas through the
house, Possession given 18th OF March. Apply
d, the Office OF the Enquirer or on the prem
q ii
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Ss FOR X EST-The large TENEMEN 4 on
Hss south side nf Main, between 9Th and 7th SITS,
~-A recently occupied by Mrs. Mnttley : Il board
ins house. for which purpose 1t is admirably
4laP,ei- Apply to oarr,,. ,,,>r,..-
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NJ This beautiful MARKET FARM, one Iuile
<dsz> from he city OF Richmond is still Tor rent,
jls person who rented It having failed to comply
vh his contract. K. b. HAXALL,
f. I5-ts JAMES LYONS
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81 TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT.
Ri. The large TOBACCO FACTORY on Cary
street. between nth and 18th, with the vaca nj
.] adjoining, Tor rent by
d. 27-ts KENT, PAINE & co.
o. FOR REST-The CENTRAL HOTEL, on
III sth and Grace sts., for one or more years,
De 25-ts JAMES LYONS.
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e. FOR RENf-A comfortable DWELLING
T.: HuU Z, with SIX rooms, gas, &c., newly re
H. ArsIred, en- Fourth street, west side near
g \ Possession given immediately Apply 10
]" p. ALFRED l.. HOILADAY 18th i
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
pr,rrrFrLREAL E>rATH

@ s'nEEvs At TnE C0RNER OF GROVE
IL aVD CtLVbRT STREETS, F0R SALE
a.. are authorized 10 sell the beautiful Real Is
,S.s. located as above; The Lot has front Of i5S
ie'., @ 1,rs excel .eut BRICK DWELLiN tiS--one of
.lr.',b :, occupied by Mrs. Watder, aud the other
y, yr, Arms .rung each renting for si55 per an
'a There Is no better location than this In the
.r ID. sidney. ee}pg nearly opposite the resi-
80. w, u Me<srs Chas y Morriss and John {.
.tal1r Apply 70
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w IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WINDOW
Il Ass.
BRUSHES.-We received by the late steamer
large supply of Painters and Artists BRUSHES,
of superior quality to which we call the attention
of customers.
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.ittnlonn Yispatrh.


Rumorc6 Recapture.-The City Sergeant re.
ceived, yesterday, a telegraphic dispatch from
the Lynchburg police, to the effect that half
grown lad, calling himself John Kelly, had
been arrested there. and 1t was thought he
was John Lipscomb, who escaped from the
Jail of this city few weeks since. The Ser
geant forwarded description Of our Rich.
mond UJack Sheppard.n -
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DOBERT WENDENRURG,
HI SHIP BROKER, COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANT,
GROCER AND SHIP CHANDLER,
RICHMOND AND CRY PofHT. VA,
Is prepared to take Goods on STORAGE zt CITY
POINT, on the most reasonable terms, without
charge Of drayage, either TO or from store
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A LExANDER MOTT,
"A AUCTi0NEER AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
VIII attend regularly to the salss Of HORSES,
MULES, WAGONS, nc, II the Horse Lot, every
SATURDAY MORNING, At ~ o'clock.
Stock intended for sale viii please be catered
before the morning. Of the sale.