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DRowxRp.-Rev Noble l.. Devote, chaplain
OF The Governors Guard, on duty al Fort
Morgan, Ala, was drowned on the 18th inst.
He was pas tor of a church in Selma, Ala
James NJ Holt, of Elizabeth City, n. c., fell
from the schooner Ocean Wave, i'll the Kappa
hammock river, in Essex county, Va, on
Thursday last, and was drowned.
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FACTORY AND MILL BCRNT.-On Thursday
morning, the spoke factory at Haymarket
Prince William county, Va, with saw and
grist mill attached was destroyed by fire, be
sides n quantity of material, spokes, &c. Mr.
Edmond Berkeley, the owner of the property
sustains q loss of between IS, 600 and $40, 900
The machinery is an entire loss.
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AFFAiRs OF HosoR.--A duel was fought in
Georgia, on the sth lust. between Edwin
Hart, editor Of the Tallahassee fFia.) Senti-
mel, and o gentleman named Coleman, in
which both parties were killed. Rev. VIM.
W. Walker and J. Il. II. Crabb were arrested
In Wsstmoreland county, Va, las, week, aud
bound over not 10 fight duel, which had been
arranged 10 come on with rifles. The difficulty
originates In politics
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ARRIVED,
Steamer Virginia. Kelly, Philadelphia, mdAe.
and passengers, e. p. Cardozo s
schr Gajlego, smith, New York, md1e, D.
w. Cnrrie. ..,-.
sugar and molasses c. 4. Workman x Co.
schr. J. w. l.. Sturgess, scott, Eastern Sh"fe'
Schr. Jenny Lind, 3ausegan, Eastern Shore,
oats and potatoes, A. Milspan5h.
sehr. Andrew Armstrong, Matthews, Nonoik'
plaster Libby Burton.
SAILED,
schr Burdett Hart, Harding, Rio, Hour, HaX-
all, Crenshaw 4 Co.
Sehr. Industry, -, down the nveF, light.
MEMORANDA.
Sailed in company schr. Julia Main se,lf. " N
Key Spoke scnr. Ross, from Matanzas, Tor boS'
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AccIDEST.--On SATURDAY, a barge lying loaded
at Blackwater, Suffolk county, Va, sprang
aleak and sank very suddenly, the captain and
crew having barely time to escape. She had
| in 9, 500 bushels of corn for Mr. Wood, and 500
for Mr. Geo A. Wilson, of Norfolk county
| The loss is nrohahlY not less than 81 900.
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FINANCIAL CRAsH.--The Washington Star
of Saturday afternoon states that several
well established business houses in Baltimore,
succumbed Friday to the financial pressure
One OF these houses supposed itself to have a
safe margin of $l60,00o but found it impossi-
BILE TO meet liabilities.
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DkEO.
AT the Residence al Ars. b.. Jennings, SyaneGt
Saturday, Feb. 10. - y i. NJ, CHARLES r..
HEWITT, in the 2!ih year OF his age :,
The friend. Of biz i..aiiy and those OF if. L.;
n Mitchell are requested To- attend his funeral
from the Centenary Church at o clock THIS th"h
day. afternoon ,,,
please copy.
Ga Saturday evening. Feb. 10, MARY TAbb,
youngest daughter II VIM. w. aud Mary :.
Crump in the 5th year OF her age.
Her funeral will take place from the fesiae enc
of her parents this tMonday) morning, az IL GU
The friends of the family are respectfully lh'nea
to attend.
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r --L r.. $. MAIL STEAM SEIf
G-E ID 7 u 8. NNR kTNM \ t,=-EOk EEW NNkk

<NEII - - lOkkTOW FUR NEW lVKK
'-sna--t+S=vIA NORFULK.-The YORKTOWN,
Capt. LEWIS PARRISH, will leave here at o clock
=. NJ, TUESDAY, the 10Th inst.
Passengers are requested to be on board in due
time.
Passage to New York, meals and st8te-room IN
Guided, $40. Storage passage only 50.
Passage to Norfolk same as by the river boats.
Freight received to-day, (M0NDAI,l and up to
the hour of IL o. clock A NJ. TUESDAY.
Consignees requested To 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. u,.,>,,
to ls--2t LUDbAN * w ATSON.
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THE MILITARY IN WAsHISGToN.-Therea are
9S4 United States troops in Washington city,
at this time, including seven companies of ar
tillery, and one of sappers and miners. OF
the officers in command, only two are from
tue South, and they hail from Virginia and
North Carolina. The Conspiracy" Com
mittee Of the House, in their report Friday
show that there has not been the slightest rea
cause for the alarm about the seizure o
Washington.
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ny Cali aud See Members of the Com

RSs' Call and See - Members of the Con-
venIion, the House Of Delegates and the Senate OF
Virginia, and all others, are respectfully invited
to visit the PHOTOGRAPH and FINE ART GAL
LFRY Of G. w MINIS, al Main street, to eX
anime the various and beautiful styles Of portrait
ure there executed aud exhibited. The best OF
artists in Oil Colors, Water Colofs and India Ink
employ ed, and every style of likeness, from the
sma Hest Ambrotype up to lfe-sAe Ia on or " ater
Colors in correctness and artistic finish equal il
not superior to any similar establishment either
North ar fe l3--ft
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E4s- Old Dominion Insurance Company.
Office, No. az Main ST., uader Sc. Charles Hotel
CASH @~oOsOOo
AUTHORIZED CApIrAL............ jOO.GoO

FIRE IND MARINE RlSkS TAKEN ON FA'O
-4BLE TERMS
In addition 10 tho ordinary mode Of Insurance,
this Colnpan ~ issues PERPETUAL POLICIES, on
Buildings on the payment u EIahr ANNUAL PRE-
MIUa5. Property Is tlenceIoIth permanently IN
snred BY this plan d sa wing is Effected, and the
ri SIX ard Inconvenience of renewals are avoided
The policy can be Cancelled at any time by the
holder, the premium being returned, less ten per
cent.
Iosass promptly adjusted and paid
Applications Tor insurance VIII receive prompt
aIteItlOd. DlALCFSh5 - ,
Cab WORKMAN, John II Greanor,
John Enders, Geo. ). Palmer,
SaInil n Price, Vim. 5. Tripiett,
i, +. Iadd, s. G. Tardy,
John Stewart Walker, VIM. CufIIe,
Luther X. SPilman, JAS. X. Crensha~,
Peter e. Warwick, John =. Williams,
Jas s Kent, Mark DOIgney,
Horace Z. Edmond, Ihos. Jones,
Jas. NJ. Talbot, Edwin 4. smith,
Griffin b. Davenport, Ro. A. Paine,
Gee W Yancev Ro. z. Williams,
JOS Brummel, WIN. p Rag land,
WIN Brent Henry Z. Cabell
Ro. H. Maury, Tee, w. hoyster .
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR., Pres't
CHAs. L. WoKTHAM, Sec ry. de SITS
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NoMISATED.-The Hon. w. 4. Niblack, M
c. from Indiana, was on Saturday nominated
by the President to be Chief Justice OF the
Territory of Nebraska vice Augustus Hall
deceased
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RBINFoRcEMENTs FOR THE FLORIDA FoRrs.-
The steamer Daniel Webster cleared from New
York, Friday, for Brazos, Texas. She took
90 IT, S. soldiers, with Go cases of muskets
and large quantity OF provisions and military
and hospital stores. About 50 of the troops
go to Fort Tyler, and the remainder to Fort
Jefferson. The men are all raw recruits.
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City Point, Feb. 10, ISL.
ARETE

ARRIVED,
Steamer Virginia Kelly, Philddel phia.
Steamer jamestown, skinner kiehm"hd
Schr. Margaret, Hanson, New YORK
SAILED,
Steamer Virginia, Kelly; Richmond,
steamer jamestown, Skinner, New York.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 4.-CI'd sehr Lydia IL.
1TtRPooL, Jan. 25.-Ar'd bark Rubin, City
CHAnlEsrox, Feb. lard steam tug James
ej B553;r"s, Feb Ii-Ar'd achr. Magnolia, Rich
mould via City Point,
HOLMES HOLE, Feb. l3.-Sid schr. Citizen, Nlr-
NEWPORT. Feb. lard schrs. l. b: Snow and
" L. Partridge R0cklaud, for Petersburg, Va;
Leading Breeze, Providence, tor Kapp"hannoch'
PLYMoUrH, Feb 5,-Crd schr. Martha Wash
ington, Norfolk. g.
PRoviDEyCE, Feb. n.-Ar'd schr. $. B. Bailey
Norfolk. , ~,
NEW YORK, Feb. l6.-Cl'd stm'r Y yorktown, Rich
mond: schr Leroy, Norfolk.
SPoKEN.--Schr. Eapor, Dissosway, from hieh
DIsAsrER.-Schr. Z. R. Freeman, of Tang er
Va, sunk in Quckis Hole, was visited on the i5ti
inst by Cant. Tower. the submarine diver, iof N
purpose Of ascPraiuing the fate OF her crew ~
would commence operations on the l4th. He
mainnast was gone, and the foremost prohaoly /
by this time, a. the rigging had been cut on
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sT-To ~ suited by . professional 0piieian with
q good pair of nPECTAfLEs Is Il desideratuin oil
every body who Is compelled TO read or write the
grea ser part Of his time. We advise those per-
ions to apply at the Optical office Of NJ j. fsask.
LIS s Co., in the city Savings Bank, aud they
may rely upon fading there just the thing for the
osiyht y fe li--el
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Ey RIcHMa EATRg.

EI IcHMAoND II L ATRE
/ B. PHILLIPS. .................-..st Stage Manager,
A HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE BILL
FOR THE
BENEFIT OF MRS. DE BAR,
This fMONDAY) Evening, February IL, ISL,
Who most respectfully solicits IRON her friends
and the public
A LIBERAL SHARE OF PATRONAGE
On this her arst appeal. The entertainments she
nresents have boon carefully selected. aud will,
she trusts meet the full appreciation Of
A GENEROUS PUBLIC,
To whom the following attractive programme Is
offered
The beautiful Drama OF
ISABEL LILA;
Oh THE
GIRL, WIFE AND MOTHER.
The Bnrlesque Opera OF
NORMA.
This Fairy Extravaganza Of
F0RfUNfO
With great variety OF
ELEGANT SONGS AND DANCES.
The Beautiful and ,iraesfnl Dans..se
MISS NARY PARTlNGTUN.
Having kindly volunteered, will appear in
| GRAND PAS sEUL
| MRS. De BAR......,..as.. ADpIaIsA
MRS. pk BAR....as the PRINCESS VISDIt,TA.
@"s' ~ Dan win Dance
| IN FULL COSTUME.
Every member of The company will appear to-
night in lbis
GALA ENTERTAINMENT.
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4 q M NJ Il II CT A l..

The returns OF the South Carolina Banks for
January show increase in circulation To the
extent OF 500 1885, an increase In foreign exchange
Of x9ss 27o, aud Increase 10 deposits of $3.50 esS
The specie shows decrease of 81, 22s IL, ana 40
nestle exchange q decrease of ~, 1Ss, sos.to.
NEW YORK. Feb. I5.--FlOur-Prices have an mp
ward tendency sales OF 4 eco bills at an advance
OF Sc State - ,3at Il: ohio s. 55aI5.eS: South
erp unchanged. Wheat has an upward tendency
sales 1850 bushels at an advance OF cent fea
Western sl.so prime white canada Tlai tofn
has an upward tendeney--sales Of 5000 bnsGeis
at an advance nf Ie.-mfxed e5iElGB cents. Pm Is
dull Land IL unchanged. Whisky is dull al
l7s0isc. -. a. ooo v,
Sales in New York, February 18th. Of sa,o "o va.
ss at 10. 81 80 do al 76s, and $1,000 n Z. . AT
70.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 1s.--FIour dnll-HoWard 81.
and Ohio IS II; CRY Mills s5-no sales neat rs
is duii-yeliow csc; white 6se1SSc. PROVISIONS
uuiel-mess 81 IS Lard 10MlUte. Coffee quiet
u, fyts ,12c NVLfskey dull at lsc,
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~CoxGREss There was nothing of any inter
est done in Congress on Saturday.
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E.i Tobacco Factory Fixtures at Auction -
The attention OF manufacturers and others Il re
quesicd to the sale OF Messrs. Jones & Thornton $
FACTORY FIXTURES, THIS DAY, at Il % clock,
ut tb cir FACTORY. between Main and Cary, and
18th and 18th .ts. By order of the Trustee
fe ls--it TH0S. w. kEESEE, Auct.
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DISSOLUTICNS, &c.

DISSOLJTiGN.--T 1.-The concern OF JOSEPH
DJOHN MORTON is this day dissolved by mu-
tnal consent The name OF the concern viii only
be used in liquidation Parties owing US, viii
phase make arrangements I" pay, to enable us TO
settle our business and pay our debts.
JOSEPH 7. MORTON,
JOHN b. MORTON.
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OF CLAY, n EAR TO 9rH STREET, FOR SALE
We authorized to offer for sale privately seve-
raj most beautiful aud valuable BUILDING LOTS
located as above, aud within few ninutes' walk
Of the Capitol PoStOtiice, Banks, &c. These lots
are very convenient To business and yet quite re
tired aud are in ono of the most Pheasant neigh
borhoods in the city. For private residences they
are very desirable They will be sold ON very
accommodating terms. Apply 10
fe I4-6t GODD1N x APPERSoN.
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n ARMORY r. L /. BLUES, co. "E,"}
81 1ST RECT. VA. VOLS,
~ EEBRUAhY Is, ls6l. }
W Order No. 8.
Pursuant 10 Regimental Orders No. II, this com
nsnd will assemble ut MILITARY HALL on MON
DAY az I o clock Z. NJ. with fatigue caps, arms
md aeeoutrements, for Battalion Drill.
BY order of Capt. o. j Wise
fale ;; G.. 7. BIGGER, O. S.
Dg-The Active and Honorary Members and
the ex- members of the X. j.. t. FLuho are re-
nnested to assemble III citizens dress, at the
BLUES ARMORY, TODAY, at 0 clock +. M,
10 attend the funeral OF CHARLES L. HEWITT, tate
ly member of the company. by permission OF
the family OF the deceased ,-,,, ~,
T., u. w
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W,1ITE sIIPHUE SPRINGS.

4 special meeting OF the STODkhUlD-
EhS OF THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS co.
will De held a; The SPOTSWOOD HOTEL, Eich-
moud OH WEDN ESDAY, the 9TH inst, at o'clk
p II ijy order of the Board Of Directors.
f. u-eodtd E. WARREN, sec'y.
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re Are
YOU
SICk2
SMALL PART

81 kf -
A SMALL PART
OF TESTIMONY
TAKEN FROM INDEX OF PAMPHLET OF
CURES BY HAMPT0E'S TINCTUkE.
ASTHMA-Mauy years, j. r. Gough....... i
BRONCHiTIS-iG years, John Deviin. $500. u
BLIN On ESS-J Ohm Mckenzie. $500. " 10
BOW ELS Constipation-icLn HOward..... " u
COUGh-Wm. Ii. Phillets .>................ " 10
COUGH-H. G. Winn ....,,.e............... 10
rheumatism, Dyspepsia, DiarrhGa, Debility
Decline in Health, Erysipeias, Disease Of Eyes
Female Complaint, Hip Disease, kidney Disease
Liver Complaint, Mercurial Disease, letter, Tu-
NOR, Thrush, Vertigo; WOMB Disease, Nerves
Neuralgia, Paralysis, palpitation of Heart, Sero-
fuIa Spinal Disease, &c. with numerous other Dis
eases testified to by own citizens. ~
And many others, who testify To being CURhD,
after years of suffering, by HAMPTON'S TIM
TURE. =,
FEMALES AND CHILDREN .-This TlNCTCRk
will be found great medicine for all their dis
eases. ~
Call and get Pamphlets, and read many of the
most powerful possi BILE certificates Of cures Of the
above diseases of our own citizens.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD CO., Richmond ;
| by DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg by All the Drug
| gists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER NOW
| BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists aud shop
| keepers everywhere. III per bottle six bottles,
| "a ia 2s-d&cwts
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baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, feb. 1.-the offerings al the scales
Yesterday were only coo head. Of which $50 head
were driven Ia Philadelrhia. and the balance
were IA ken BY Baltimore butchers al prices rang
ing from ss 5oGtt IS, and averaging go - per LOO
lbs This average shows an advance OF o25 cents
rar lda lbs on last Thursday rate. We would
rernark- however, that hut lew lois Were sola dt
tbe outside rates Live hogs were sold TO the
butchers at 81 50 TO SIS per zoe lbs, Tor faif TO
prime lots The market for snefP was duti ana
a. Is Mare made At "a TO 70 gross.
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UCTION SALE OF THE VALUABLE
a LAW LIBRARY
of the late J Judge L. V. DANIEL.

OF the late j udge +. ' DANIEL.
The entire LAW LIBRARY Of the late Jndge
p. Y. DANIEL will be snld at the Auction Rooms
"a sats to &C. commence at o'clock P NJ Among the
rare and valuable BOOKS, are
X xI@sh c aEpHET Law + y2 aEroRrs vols
aokE's REpo Ids 1vols.
hCTs OF AssEMBLYNlsns 70 1854.
Besides all The STANDARD WORKS usually
ioss@ G q are now ready and may be
had of the Auciioneer, or OF WEST X JOHN
SION, Booksellers, las Main street " no will at.
tend purchasing Tor such gentlemen as may not
be able 10 attend the sale lie Is-td
A USEFUL MILITARY BOOk On m
A PANTRY CAMr DUTY, FIELD FoRTlFICA-
TIuN AMI COAST DEfEACE. Price 50 GEMS. J.
" RANDOLPH, Richmond.
This il a mere pocket. book in size, but 1t is
crowded with instruction for military men--in-
struction gathered aid condensed from the great
bulk Of works on military science 1t eneoses
grains of wheat, threshed, as II were, out OF the
great staek-is simple, convenient and eompre-
nensiVe. Il is from the pen OF Capt BuckhoIL OF
this city, gentleman Who has seen service on the
Continent q Europe, aud who is an accomplished
viii be published before The lst of March, a
NEW WORK on GRAND TACTICS, for Officers OF
Cavalry, Infantry aud Artillery; by Capt. Buck
hg r. is- i' ''D''' ' j. ". RANDOLPH.
~ HHDs. PRIME SIDES, sHOUL-
IN DEHs, BREASTS, HAMS aud JoLks Igt
| bbIs. ana Kegs chofee Leaf isahp -eV upis. he
| FINED SUGAR, all grades so bbis. X. A. Stu
| arts celebrated RockbTidse WHISKY, about
/ two years old. warranted equal y any made 90
KEY most Of which we are sole agents for IN the
! state OF Virginia John kayton, Geo. Largner
| A. T.. sherman and George Banks fresh ALI
and CIDER prime CHkEoE and BUTTER La,
| gnAyra, Rio aud Java COFFEE; Green and Blaei
IRE .. aE No oia por an
| Madeira WINE, Principe GidAKs; fine iinporte.
| BRANDY, 10 4 and piPesi Potomac cross HER
| RINGS, Adamaniile and Tallow CANDLES 10
| sale by WIN. b. JONES 4 CO.,
feIs-st 18th ST., bet. Main and Cary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
re virginia Cloth. and Cas.imerc..

We are we'll supplied with these beautiful WIZ
GINA GOODS for Gentlemens snits, adapted 10
early spring or late winter wear.
uUR ASSORTMENT OF all kinds OF handsome
and seasnnable DRY GOODS Is large aud com
piete.
Strangers aud citizens are invited 70 make their
purchases WATKINS x FlGKbEN,
fs 1s--st Opposite Exchange Bank.
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uENnI,o .I.;ur uRAGOON>

HENNVNU
>ssta Yonr TARGET PRACTICE will take
XEZ0 place on the I'D OF the present month,
CFS FRIDAY commencing AT hall-pas' ~
O'clock .,..t
The Troop will PARADE in full uniform, ana
the roll wifi be called at 10 clock A. NJ. at the
Westham House, Henrieo county.
The prizes to be awarded will be-
LIST SADDLE and Birdie presented by \ :.
CorTKgLL, Esq, of Richmond.
End SADDLE presented by Trooper W. y
MITCHELL, Of the henrieo Light Dragons.
By order Of Col. DAVIS.
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Richmond, Feb. IL, 1891.

New Bns;ness.--We have this day associated
ourselves together, for the purpose Of eonducting
branches under the style and firm OF +: G.. NOR
TON Il Co, at the late stand OF j. J. Morton.
in the city of Richmond their successors ia
business We are prepared to make advances on
PRODUCE, and TO furnish GuANo TO Pi ant ,is
and respectfully request continuance OF the pa
of J. J. Morton, plodGirg ourselves to do our
best to promote the interest OF all who patr0ulze
ms ROBT G. MORTON,
JAMES =. COX.
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DICHMONp planning MILL, CORNER

RMAIN AND IN STREETS Having pur.
chased the PLANNING MILL, situated at the cor
ner of Main and 9Th streets, we are prepared 10
execute PLANNING in all its various branches, a.
The sh ortest notice and having determined 10 buy
for cash only everything requisite TO conduct the
said business, aud neither to contract or author
ize Others TO contract debts for on account Of
the same we shall, therefore, be enabled TO carr!
on our business upon the most reasonable t5tm,
Every kind of SCROLL, SAVING aud AVt ~ az
ING and every branch of PLANNING and "a"
ING done promptly, and upon the most hbefS'
terms. Orders respectfully solicited; ,,,,Ds
CHARLES PHILLIPS,
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res- \ southern Manufacturing House i.

REALITY .-ESTABLIsHED IN 1s22-
First by COOKE RYAN;
2udly by PETER COOKE;
3rdly by COOKE x HILL;
4thiy, by ALEX'R HILL;
5thiy, by ALEX'R HILL Z co. .,
We are prepared 10 manufacture LADIES,
GENT'S MISSES and BOYS SHOES of every de-
scription to which most respectfully call the
attention Of our friends, customers, and the public
III general. ~ 49, -.
ia 2G-dlm ALEA X ILL co.
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WANTS


w year,FoUR SERVANTS, ali young, strong
and healthy, just from the country. Three Hoosb
GIRLS, aud a young NEGUO MAN. If early ap-
plicltion j. made. they will be hired low, Apply
Ia re, At Mr.. MILES CAKy's on ID street, between
Marshall and Clay. j III. SCEooLEh.
NIANrED.--A healthy WET Ksk For
w particulars, apply at the Dispatch Office. a"
IL l6-ts
WANTED wish To hire. tor the Coal Yards
w in this city, two able young N EGRo MEN,
from the country. JNO. J. WERTH, Agent.
fe Its
IyTANTED--A TEACHER.--An accomplished
w FEMALE TEACHER of the ORNAMENTAL
BRANCHES, can hear OF desirable situation by
addressing the subscriber, stating age. native
State religious faith, and quail heations
REV: d: p. WILLS,
ia 2s-ts Aurfreesboro' N. c.
lYIyASTED-The ladies and merchants Of Rich
w mond to know that Mrs. 5. STRlDER has
takar the house No 81 Main street, next door to
Thos r. Price s. Co, for the purpose OF making
| CLOAKS. MANTILLAs, DRESSES and o 7
| SKIRTS Also, room over Messrs watkins
| FickIeu for the accommodation OF their CUSTOM
ers. Mrs. s. having had ten years expsrlsmce 10
| Baltimore and having made in the fast YEAR over
| FIVE THOUSAND CLOAkS and MANTLhs Tor
! the msrehants and ladies of Richmond she ieeis
con en Of giving entire satisfaction ~ al Work
! entrusted to her DRESSES ana MaNILEo ~ ~,
| Also old HOOP SKIRTS made over, making them
| better than when first made Thankinl Tor NE
| rsnca ~ the same. MRs. s. STRIDER,
NJ Mr. r. p STRIpER will devote his time
and talent to CUTTING l ID le--oIi~
| N1YANTED-SlGuT EXCHANGE on Baltimore
| w Philadel pha and New York,
est rates will be paid. Il. ii. MAokf q W.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-18

ere FOR RENi-A DRiCh HOUSE in sidney
hi::l cnnfaininr I rooms, brick kitchen, well OF
I3A good water; also, ?acres OF good land belong
ing to the above. There are acres adjoining tAe
above that can be rented at Il moderate prlce;
WM p. SMITH,
fa1a Iwx At the liza xatt Mills.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-02-18
DRY GOODS, &c.

NEW SPRING GOODS FOR I-6l-
~ Purchased for cash at panic prices.
New York Mills aud Lonsdale SHIFTING.
I0-4 bIeaChed and Brown SHEETlNG.
Irish Linens and Damask TABLE CLOTHS:
EMBRUIDERIES, Linen HANDkkkCHlEFS.
Also HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Having secured stock of Domestics at the
present state OF the market enables TO sell them
cheaper than aay other house: -
j. 4 NJ. R0SENBAUM.
fe li-lw 1879 Broad street.
1901 SWORDS Il THAW 1921
ASOl Are receiving, and have in store, lCcl
GOODS for family use-such as
Bleaehed and Brow SHlRTlNGS.
DO do iv-4, III aud I'D SlIEETlN GS.
Super Linen Table DAMASk.
w bite and coIored Table NAPKINS.
Genuine Irish LINENS and Damask TOW ELS.
| New Spring PRINTS.
Just received at
SWORDS < THAW'S,
fe l9--dlw lis Broad st.
| he L-MADE GOODS.
We are receiving now from Virginia manuiactO-
| ries-Blue MOUNTAIN JEANS;
Grey Mixed GASSlMERES;
Grey ARMORY CLOTH.
| We are selling all+hese goods at unusually low
| prices. j. M ROSENBAUM,
| fe 14--lw la9 Broad street.