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WASHINGTON DIsrArcHEs.

The United States troops now IN garrison IN
this city, in the vicinity of the W ar Depart
ment. the Presidents House and the Capitoi'
nulhber nearly one thousand men lney can
be seen, in undress uniform, stroiilng through
all parts OF the city, and seem 10 ENJOY the
change from fort and harrack duty 10 the bust
ling treets OF the Metropolis. The statement
in some of the New York papers that they
were TO be immediately dispersed on account
OF the gratifying result of the Virginia cleo
ton is erroneous. On the contrary, other
companies have been ordered here within the
past few days.
The Navy Department are in receipt of yo-
luminous dispatches from Flag OHcerpender-
CAST, of the Home Squadron. In Obedience to
instructions sent by Col. Pickett bearer of
disDa tches, the Commodore had directed the
Pensacola. These vessels will not inter that
port unless they can do so with safety. In the
event OF the Captains of the Sabine and St.
Louis not being able to enter that port, they
are in tructed to proceed 10 Hampton Roads
or ,ct ~ their own discretion. The Commo-
dore further says, - / beg leave TO state TO the
DEPARTMENT that apprehend difficulties in
regard TO dispa tehes OF the department reach
ins me by way of New Orleans, and any dis
patches reaching the Department, and there
fore recommend that duplicates De sent by
way OF Havana In care OF Consui Helm.
may also find 1t necessary 10 move ..e squla q
il do not succeed in procuring money here
1 will, however, leave small vessel ut TINS
port for the present"
Virginia's verdict is generally considered to
have broken the back OF secession. Its elect
on the conservative majority of Northern men
in Congress is to increase their disposition 10
arrange some compromise that shall strength. d.
en the Border States III resisting the tue oi
secession. in the south, Wm. &. Riyes, in
conversation to-day, cautioned gen tlenen not
TO mistake the postponement for the abandon
ment of secession in Virginia. lie said, "We
will secede IL our diftieulti are not composen,
upon an equitable basis, and Virginia will
wait 10 see whe ther that basis be accepted or
rejected" "What basis ~ was asked. "The
Crittenden proposit lions, y WAS the reply.
The speech OF MIR. Beuiigny, Of Louisiana.
In refusing to accede To the request Of his Lee
gislature, TO withdraw from the House, not
only produced q tremendous sensation at the
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Federal Court.-Antonio Fernandez and 10.
seph Silva indicted for engaging in the slave
trade on board the brig Storm King, were ar
raigned before Judge Halyburton yesterday
The same jury that tried Calleros were sworn
in these cases. But one witness was intro
duced and the jury, under Instructions
promptly returned verdict of "not guilty. =
The trial of Capt. Lockhart Will probably take
place on the 18th inst and we hope the res ult
viii be the same. We imagine that under ex-
listing circums tances, the most minute points
would have to be proved beyond possibility of
controye ersy, to induce jury to convict a ma n
of piracy because he was found board n
vessel With cargo of Africans.
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Saamea's Bethet.-This house OF worship Is
now ready for public services, but owing u
the fact that there are but few seanaen now III
mort. il has been de eermined to postpone ths
dedication until next Sunday week.
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Military Publicatio0s.-Th Volunteers
Hand Book, by Mr.. Jas. X. Lee, of this city,
has met with such rapid sale that the pub
fishers have been induced 10 issue Il second
edition. The same publishers, Messrs. West
Johns ton, have also in press new book by
Captain r. Milton Cary, entitled "Skirmish-
er's Drill and Bayonet Exercise which gives
all the points i'll the wonderful Zouave drill
of which we hear much. We have seen
some of the illustrations representing soldier
men striking each other with bayonets after
the most approved fashion.
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SKsAYoRs BENJAMIN AND SLInELI, from
Louisiana, passed through Lynchburg, Va.
"Wednesday, ea route for home.
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..rvX pEpM INDEX OF NJ II l. T. bF
IAN1TtrRE> BY HAMPTON TiNCTUkE.
HWTS,nIk Many years. J. n Cough ........ " Is
A>'Sf,IiITLS-iH years, John UeVlin...... " 81
bhNDNE>>-Johu Mckcazie......... ..... " Is
6tnTy TytiS CorSiipaiion-Jc,.n Howard..... " 10
bur.V-WIn n. Phillets s.................. - Is
y,rGH--U {. Wanu ..........,.....-.... y Is
',f..u Il. buusH .........--.....--.--..-. = -
'pbsnmati.m, Dyspepsia, DiarrhGa, Debility,
,ii.Ire in Health, Erysirelas, Disease OF Eyes,
pete Complaints Hip Disease, Kidney Disease,
t.."rt .ppiaint, AereHrlal Disease, letter, Tu-
L thrush, Vertigo, Womb disease, Nerves,
l.,rsLgia Paralysis, PAPitaticn Of Heart, ecro-
-. SINAI Disease. NC. with numerous other Dis
- H., ned to hy cur owR citizens. ~
many others, who testify To- being CURED,
~, years Of suffering, by HAMPTON ; TlAC-
'rtgALES AND CHILDREN This TiNCTURE
- - h. f,uud a great medicine Ion ali their dis
'1E,lland set Pamphlets, and read many Of the
-. ,.,yyartul possible certificates OF Cures 0f the
- dl>s,,~,.S Cf our own citizens.
I'D by PURCELL, i.ApD CO, Richmond !;
49, pE COOKE. Frederick sburg by u the Drug
- in Petersburg by MORTlhER $40"
tRtY. Baltimore; and by Druggists and shop
...gtls everywhere. - per bottle six bottles,
te'f ia 2S-d&cwts
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G. w. p. BROCK, NJ. D.,
Church Hill, cor. .5th aud Marshall sts. q.
T.. N. HUNTER,
~CAIN ST. HOSPITAL FOR SLAVES.


NJAIN ST. HOSPITAL FOR Slaves
M This Hospital is situated near the corner of
Main and zsth streets, and is admirably adapted in
airiness privacy and healthfglness OF position to
namely: For MEDICAL, SURGICAL and OBSTE-
TRICAL treatment of SLAVES. The rules aud
regulations governing this institution have al.
ready been published. circular containing full
particulars will be furnished those who may de-
sire further Information.
TERMs.-Patients per week ss; less than week,
81 per diem: 6lh the aggregate shall not ereeed the
charge for a full rssk. Patients attending the daily
examinations mot ft subjects for HOSPITAL CON
FINEMENTD charged the regular fee adopted by
the profession at large. The above charges in.
clude board, medicine, medical attendance and
nursing. Surgical operations charged according
to rules of other Hos ptals of the city For further
Information, apply to the Physician resident at the
Hospital, or to either of the undersigned Physi-
''' FRS w. HANCOCK, NJ. D.,
Main 81. bet. Sd and 4th, or No. lSo Main ST.
ST. GEO. PEACHY, NJ. D.,
Exchange Hotel, or Grace ST., bet. 5th and 9Th
X. s. VEST, NJ. D., Franklin ST.,
Near Ballard House, or cor. Main and Ith SITS
PHILIP s. HANCOCK, N. D.,
Resident Physician.
J. g. TREVILIAN, NJ. D.,
apI9-ly Resident Assistant
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Heasico Ligas Drdgooas - This company
will parade AT .he County Court House on
wednesda next. A captain Is 20 be elected
on the same day.
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WOOD, COAL, &c.


NOkE.-The prices of CARBON HILL COKE
" will be, until further notice, as follows:
Lump Coke, e,...................Soeo per load,
Stove Coke, .....................o-2
han t0Re, .o.Vo
de I0--ts JOHN J. WERTH Agent.
AJAX AND PINE WOOD-seasoned and under
~ shelter for sale at Coke Yards.
de l2-ts JNO. J. WERTH, Ag't.
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Don Aureiiano vinyals has bean recox-
nizad by the President as Spanish Consul Al
Charleston, s. T..
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IA Southern Manufacturing House IN
REALITY III.-E>rABLlsHED IN l-22-
First by COOKE i RYAN;
.1diy. 10y PETER COOKE;
grdH. br COOKE X HILL;
.tAly. by ALIEN 4 HlLL:
abiI bv ALEX'R HILL Co. ..
We ar, prepared TO manufacture LADIES ,
CENTS MfSsEs' aud BOYS SHOES of every de-
.criutiun to which most respectfully call the
attention of our friends, customers, aud the public
IN general. ,..., NV, Co
Ia 25-dlm ALEA Ii HILL q w.
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MATKICULATtoN or THE PRINCE OF WALEs.--
The Prince of Wales made quite a brilliant
entry into Cambridge on the 18th ultimo, on
his way to his college. The bells of the town
were rung and flags and banners displayed,
while the municipal authorities, i'll the seryile
phrascology in use abroad, ''humbly crayed
permission to offer 10 his Royal Highness -
their congratulations. The Prince was then
duly matTicuta ted member OF the University,
swearing to maint the supremacy OF the
Sovereign her heirs and successors, the Church
of England, as by law established, and the pri-
vileges and imln unities of the University. Al
ter this, there was regular scramble among
the ladies present for the pen with which the
Prince signed the matriculation book. The
Prince, we are told, put on his academical
robes, went through the buildings with the
Master of the College, Rev. DIR. Whewell, and
ended the day in the Tennis Court with Gen.
Bruce
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THE "DISPATCH' STEAM POWER
i PRI INTING OEEICE,

i PRINTING OFFICE,
Corner Of Main and Tireenh Streets, Richmond, ia.
This establishment, (being the most complete
naments, &C., and the latest and most approved
Machine Presses,l is daily turning out the finest
'p''''''' BOOK AND JOB PRINTING!!
PAMPHLETS, cIRcIL1Rs, BILLS OF LADlSc.
CHECKS, &c,
POSTERS, pRdHGiRASMsaEEs II ASD ! HASpBlLLs.
Particul attention given to fine work for Banks
Public Otiices, Insurance, Railroad and Transpor-
'a'ion 1Hg TPsifas c4RS hf'G5 pRssrs IS
These new Machines, for Cards, Bill Heads,
Small Circulars, Labels, &c, are capable Of turn
ab7ing the patrols Of this Establishment to obtain
this description Of work at the shortest possible
notice.
E-Priees reduced in proportion to the increase
ne Printing in various eolored BaoNZEs and
INKS executed in the highest style of the art. In
this branch of the business, the proprietors can
safely challenge competition ia It's
cUNDRIES-. Madeira, Sherry, Port, Clsret and
> Champagne Wines Of all qualities. Imported
French and Imitation French Brandies OF various
qualities; Imported Holland and Imitation Gins;
Whiskey of all qualities part of the oldest Moun-
| market; Teas, Cigars, Tobacco, Spices, Candles,
Soaps, Refined Sugars, &e., Sc., &c, Ia iact, =
general assortment OF fresh Groceries of all kinds,
ii las 's,' a. A''' " WIN. WALLACE SONS.
HOT MHIskEY PUNCH. EGG;NoG,
III PEACH AND HONEY scotch and Irish
Whiskey; old Jamaica Rum. pure Virginia Peach
| Old Mountain Dew and other choice Whiskeys;
| Old Port, eherry and Madeira Wine; Cooking
Wines, Champagne wines, choice brands, large
| and choice lot best Imported and Domestic Cigars
Just received and for sale Da favorable terms ~
'hs iaa as" fAn''y MINIS MINIS 4 CO.. I'd aud Main s,.
nUR CUSTOM.-we make 1t a rule TO keep, at
| ~ all times, fresh, reliable, and fashionable
| CLOTHING, and hence TO carry over 9, littie as
/ possible from one season to another. We there
fore propose, for the next thirty days TO oner such
| Inducements in all kinds OF WISIEh oLofhlSu
"fAV" fei KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS.
! NOTICE THIS.-ss will buy half dozen
| snere Suit, fashionably cut aud well made. These
articles cheap, and we offer them for the rlea.
| sure OF selling. IRVING HULL, Agent,
Next to Pairo's Exchange Once,
/ fel " Main, corner iaih street.
frHORLEX'S rood FOR CATTLE AND
l H0RsEs--A FRESH SUPPLY JUST kBcElV..
kp;-by It's use Cows give Increased quantities
milk Horses out Of condition are restored aDd
sas ~ stsis HAVE fs osry aSa sss It.
/ old BACON HAMS. --ss Halas II me quality
/ ~ received the .dth Of December, lsso, selling
low; alsos prime English Dairy and Pine Apple
Cheese. WA. q. pANbRipUks
VENIsON, vENi.ON;-Ih havs .sss.yss - 4 Z 81. y
W. W. s,ss ,sslsbEbas gSEkbsas g e. s.ls IS u bros.
DEFiNE6 UG 4 4 A.--Ca, Loaf, Crasnea,
IL naa .Ton. Powdered fulvsriIed, 4. = ard
Extra Gsnee sugar, just secss "a and icr AZ ny
lsss WN. WALsAsA s'NS'
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RExARKABLE FAcr.-The Macon lGa.) Tele-
graph says
''Rev. Mr.. Warren, of the Baptist Church In
this city, in his sermon last Sunday, stated
that negro preacher in Georgia, one who had
been trained by his master to assist him III his
law office, had written a work in defence of
African slavery, which was now in course OF
publication In Atlanta
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MEDICAL HOSPITALS.
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL,

DELLEE UE HUSfIIAL,
d CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, VA.
WHITE PATIESTs-In wards, $s per week; in
private rooms, 81 to *l5 per week.
SLAvEs-S5 per week. Less than a week, 81 per
day but not to exceed IS per week. Fractions
over the first week IL cents per day.
No ertra eharges except for surgical operations,
will be charged. Bills payable The removal f the
patient. No small pox admitted.
covered spring wagon Will convey patients to
and from the Hospital when desired. Orders may
be left at the Hospital or at the Office Of A L. HoL-
LADAY, 18th street between Main and Cary.
The subscriber, who has been connected with
the institution since its foundation, having taken
it under his exclusive charge, aided by competent
assistants, Soiicits a continuance of the liberal
patronage of his friends and of the public gene
rally.
Attending Physician and Surgeon.
JAMES BOLTON, NJ. D.,
Grace street, betw cen 9Th and sth.
ASSISTANTS:
w ID
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<@ HENRY HUDNALL.

y(1 HENHH HUDNALL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Practices in all the Courts held in the city or
Rchmondsag
Also, praSefces regularly in the County and Cir
cult Courts of Chesterfield.
As Notary, will take depositions and acknow
Judgments, administer and certify oaths, and per-
form whatever other duties pertain to the office Of
Notary.
ne Office at the corner of Bank and Ilth streets,
last below the Custom House. ia SHY
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
IExT'R1 SESSION.
sen ATE.
Not in session.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
THURSDAY, Feb. :, 1851
The House was called TO order a few min
utes past l. o'clock M. by Speaker CRrrcH-
FIELD.
PRAYER by the Rev IL. =. KEPpLER, of the
Protes tant Episcopal Church.
Bill ReDorted. The following bill was re-
ported, and read once "A bin amending the
9th section of chapter 2i2 OF the Code of Vir-
ginia, providing compensation to the owners
of condemned slaves.
Commerce, Mining and Manufactures Mr.
BIsBIE offered the following
Res0'red, That select committee of nine be ap
pointed by the Speaker upon a proper State system
Of Commerce, Mining, and Manufactures.
Adopted.
The SPEAKER appointed the following COM
mittee Messrs. Bisbe, Barbour, Collier,
Edgington Raymond, Hopkins, Martin of
Henry, Segar, and Saunders.
Jr3aes Rtrer 0Rd kdnGCha Com pang-Mr
HUNT submitted the following resolution,
which, on motion of Mr.. MYERS, was laid on
the table:
Res,,res That the Committee of Roads and Navi-
CATION be requested 10 lay before this House such
proof If any, Of the ability Of the firm OF BclI0t
des Minieres, Bros, 1 Company, to execute their
contract made III August last, tor the purehas SO
and coInplet of the James River and kanaw ha
Canal
Mr.. DUcKwALL submitted the following re-
| solution:
Res0ired, bv tie General -fsseaJ!v That the Com
mssoners to audit and settle he accounts FOR
| yices at Harpers Ferry, shall be, and they are
hereby, authorized 70 allow pay TO the he otfi
and 10 the tour neS of the s9th Regiment
in the county of Morgan designated III their report
| Of the 5th day oi February, 1851, in TIE manner
/ reported by them.
On Mr.. DUCKwALL's motion, the resolution
| was laid Oh the table, III conSeq uence of the
! thnness of the House.
| Petition EHhdrd,cn. Mr.. RIvEs of Prince
! George, asked leave to Withdraw from the
/ files OF the House the petition of citizens OF
Surry for the formation OF volunteer rifle
/ corps OF less than the minimum number re-
| quired by law. Granted.
Street R0ilr00ds.-Dr. MctiRUnER, from a
! special committee, reported u bill passed
| March Goth, 1850, authorizing the City Council
| OF Richmond to construct railroads in its
| streets. Read the first time.
| ResoIutiORs.-The following resolutions of
Enquiry We're offered BY Mr.. Preston OF
| authorizing the Monticello Bank to establish h
an agency or branch a t Abingdon or Goodson
| in Washington county; by Mr.. Segar, of in
| creasing the salary of the Steward OF the
| Eastern Lnnatic Asylum.
GeHer0i BuSiAeSs.--A number of bills on
| the Calendar We're advanced.
LAID on the TdIfe.-The House laid on the
| table a resolution offered by ID. MILLER, ask
| ing that property levied on in execution be
| valued by two persons, &c, for the reason
| that the same had been heretofore offered.
Adjourned TO Monday, at IL o'clock.
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sHOCKOE HILL GENERAL

SAa AUENL /.
G. W. II. TYLER,
Office MofshdH bet,ueen Srih and Seventh Streets
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OUT
NEGROES, SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL Ne
GROES, and act as q GENERAL AGENT. He re-
turns his thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon him for three years past. SO Sim
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.
Rec0pituldtioB.
1850. 1880
Total pop of Free States ,454, ,s9 1880, $50
Slave - 80. 9,6I2 ,s69 l., 2,433, 400
Terlitories.... 1913 l62, 70l
Total popn Of U. States ...25, lsl SO 81 GAG s6s
Increase in ten s.................... 45. s93
HEAVY REWARDS
Tie City Council of Savannah have offered
$500, and the British Consul 81. 900 reward. for
the apprehension of the parties concerned i'll
the late outrage upon the captain of the Brit
ish ship Kalos.
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- LAWRENCE :. MARYE,
A ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Practices In the Courts Of the city of Richmond
and the counties of Henrico, Hanover and Caro-
line.
He is also Notary Public and Commissioner of
the United States Court of Claims.
The partnership between Mr. CHAsTAIS WHITE
and himself being dissolved, his office is now on
llth St lust below G0ddin's Hall. fe 13-1y
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CHIRT BOSOMs! SHIRT BOsOMs !.

y LEVY has now in store the largest and cheap
est lot of Shirt Bosoms in the city. Read the fol.
lowing list: aIarseilles Bosoms, plain white and
at I2Ae , worth isic. Union Linen Bosoms at is. |.
worth Use pure Irish Linen Bosoms at Csc. worth
37lc Linen Bosoms at 37lc., worth soc. Linen
Bosoms at SOC, worth 15c.; Pique BosOms at l23c.,
worth Is; Pique Bosoms at s5e, worth s7se. !;
French Wool Linen Bosoms At 371c., soc. and 76c
worth Soc 75c. and 81. All of the above are new
goods, and will be found to be as cheap as repre-
sented. Jaa
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LEVY'S SHIRT BOSOM ID

N following can now be had White and Colored
MarSeilles Bosoms at l2s cents, worth Isl cents !,
Union Linen Bosoms at l2A cents. worth Is eents !;
pure Irish Linen Bosoms at 25 cents, would be
cheap at 373 cents Irish Linen Bosoms at 373 cts,
worth so cents Irish Linen Bosoms at 50 cents,
worth IS cents; French Woven Cotton Bosoms at
ia cents, worth shilling; French Woven Linen
Bosoms at 373, 50, e23 aud IS cents; super White
Marseilles Bosoms ut rs cents, worth 5,3 cents :,
soft finish Irish Linen at 80 cents, worth 75 cents.
The ABOVE goods will all be found, ON examina-
ton, to be equally cheap as represented, and
IN certainlY be had at No. 10 MAIN STREEI.
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u EAlEMBER - Uncurrent money OF every
IL State in the Union received at par for DRY
GOODS Of every description, for prices reduced to
suit the present great monetary and political crisis
The panic at hand must be met. am, therefore,
disposed to otter the whole OF my valuable stock
of bry Goods at any price from the original cost
for cash only. Recollect, have no price for any
goods in my va luable stock in exchange for specie
or uneurrent Bank notes. My friends and cus-
toners on Id do well to avail themselves Of this
opportunity to buy some of the cheapest Dry Goods
ever offered in the State of Virginis. Cali at the
House of Trade at
A Nal N All
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DEMEMBER-That at AkVY'S store, No. Is
IL Main street, the cheapest and largest assort-
ment Of desirable Dry Goods can be had: Bear in
est Irish Linen, the cheapest Shirt Bosoms, the
cheapest Ladies Collars, the cheapest p Linen ,sa
ehea nest Mouslains, and the cheapest Dry Goods
Stora of Rargains fa22
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ss- old Dominion Insurance Company.

oase, Ne. AZ -Maia ST., asnder 81. CH"'le' Hote3.
CASH CAPITAL.............. N2o0,0oo
tC11-TiioPILED CAPT. AL,..,....... 800 900
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LECTED COLD AND COUGHS

~ $40 Run INTO CONSUMPTION The
4aoecrbere Offer tor eale the following valuable
t"rAsdies: Wistar'a Balsam OF Wild Cherry
HH!e6 tberry Pectoral Roses Cough syrup;
vi W ruler Tolu Gardeners Balsam ol Liver
sDit, hssungh' syrup of Naptha Thompsons
Riup oi Far aud Aaptha; Jaynes' Expectorant
FG@ an aud Brown > Lozenges; Mrs. DAVIS Cough
-''@0I h0deker = Pulmonary Balsam.
hn a. BoDEkER Co, Druggists.
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x EDWARD Z. OKVIS,
BE ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
RicHHoXp, VIRGINIA.,
Will attend promptly to all business placed In his
hands.
Ns Office No. (up stairs,) Belvin's Block, and
near the State Court House. de 27-l2m
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sTBE AND MiRLNE RISkS T.ikEN ON FffOR
.IBIE TERMS.
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DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS :.-A few
|. livery pretty Dress Goods are still on hand. To
get them off before the spring Ye shall, from this
day, offer them at very reduced prices. Among
the lot are some very handsome second mourning
PopliDs and Rips, together with Plaid and fis-
ured Rips Poplins, Silks, Sc. We are deter
mined to close the above Goods out, and will oter
them at prices which will accomplish our object.
ia2 CHlLEs GHENEhf
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Total s,+l. 500 300. Az s34 1875 soos, ,2Ss 81 SO
Total population, free and slave, in ls5e. ssl2 SIS
in 1859. Il, 1873 !v9
Increase IA ten years rs................. 900 4o4
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nRY GOODS AT II EDUCED PRICES.
IL DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICE TO be
prepared In the best manner possible for whatever
NAV he the result of the present political excite
ment, offer our entire stock of Goods at re-
ducad prices. The stock il large and better than
Cloaks, Dress Silks, Poplins, Rips, Merinoes,
Mouselaines, Servants Clothing Of all kinds IN
prices Our customers may expect bargains in
every style of Goods, as they must be sold before
q clnnA of the Heasnu.
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w DIES AND MISSES.--Heavy Fleeced Cotton
Hose for ladies and misses Black and Lead CO.
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