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nE Great Reduction I'm Prices.....-A
OF


nE ....Great Reduction I'm Prices. In
STAPLE FANCY DRY GOODS.
J. MILL HISER BROTHER,
f193 BROAD STREET,)
Are now offering their whole stock OF desirable
GOODS Mt deduction OF IS to so per cent. on for
mer prices. ~
TAKE TICE:
1000 yards Merrimack PRINTS, at 10 cts. the yd
Best Bleached and Brown SHIFTING and SHEET
lNG-very cheap.
Ail-Linen sHEETlNG, at s2s, IS, and s7t cents the
yard.
Pillow LINENS, at 374 cts. the yard.
Hem. stitched Linen Cambria HANDKERCHIEFS,
at one shilling.
1000 pieces of White. Pink and Blue TARLATAN,
at half their value.
White Cambria. Jaconet, Nansook, Check MUS
LINS and BRILLIANTES-cheap.
Table Linen DIAPERS. NAPKINS, TOWELlNG
&c, at a great bargain.
Black SILKS at a sacrifice. Fancy SILKS about
so cts. aud 81.
Rich Lace and Muslin CURTAINS, at sacrif fee.
A large lot of Marseilles o I Z n SIS,
slightly soiIed-very cheap.
EE Cash and punctual credit customers will
find Il to their advantage to give us an early call
ia 2s-2w J. MILLHISER BRO.
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-PersOn desiring BOARD can
ID find commodious, pleasant room on the
second floor, in private family ION 7th street, be-
tween Grace and Franklin. fe s-3ts
DRIvATE BOAKDING.-A gentleman and
l. wife obtain BOARD, and very desirable
second-story front room, in private family, on
Ross street. between 18th and llth streets few
gentlemen can be accommodated with or without
LODGING. Apply at this office. fe s-lw*
DOARDlNG.-Two gentlemen and tn cir wives
ID can obtain BOARD and two very inc ROOMS
nicely furnished-on moderate terms by ap-
picaton on the south side of Grace street, Just
above sth.
The advertiser has also two FURNISHED ATTIC
ROOMS, suitable for gentlemen, which would be
rented, with Board, very reasonably. fe It's
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Al VA. MECHANICS INSTITUTE. CD
III COMPAN &C. " ~
FIRST GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC RAIL

ElnSl Uh1ND An AND lItII BALL,
TO Ne GIVEN BY
& O M L "A N Y co.,
OF THE FIRsT REGIMENT OF VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS,
On the Evening of the
TWENTY SECOND OF FEBRUARY, 1861,
(AT 81 O'CLocK,)
7b did the Company in Paying for its Ne~ Hail.
COMMITTEE OF IYvIrArIoS-Pink Rosette.
Lieut.. A. J. Tucker, Corpr J. Mcdonald,
serst Eidrdse Morris Private ans r. B. cpad ids
Private Jas. A. Royster.
COMMITTEE OF REcEPTIoS-H7ite Ro,et,e.
Serg't B. +. Ashby, Corp'l A. J. Snead,
Private H. Woodward.
FLOOR CoMMIrrEE-Wue Rosette
Lieut. Col. W II; Fry, Lieut.. 4. J, Tucker,
Gov John Leteher, surgeon Cullen,
Lieut.. Gov. Montague, Asst. Surg. Cunningham
Mayor Joseph Mayo, Commiss'y D. L. Bridg-
Gen Thos. p August, ford,
Attorney Gen'l Tucker, Qrmast. VIM. Allan,
Adjt. Gen Richardson, Adjt G. q. Otey.
GaPt wmf R, Wiskha Capt Elliott, co.
Maj: Jno. s. Kady, Lieut.; S P Mitchell,
Capt. Cabell,, (Govern- Capt. Miller. Co. Ky
Capt Cabe, (Fayette CAPT Q. J. Wise, GO Co. e.
Col PTffS ccsP' il 'd96S SS
bicut Vol W H. II. TT y, VI
Mai. T. g. Peyton, Capt Geo. w. Randolph
Maj. WIN. Munford, (Co H.
Paymast w p Munford, Capt RI Morris, Go. ~
Ne MUSIC, by SMITHS FIRST REGIMENT
BAND.
BE SUPPER furnished by experienced Ca
terer.
Nc TICKETS may be had at Mr.. J. W DAVIES,
Mechanics Institute. and of any member of the
Invitation Committee. Tickets, admitting a gem
tleman and two ladies, -. So Re It's
) L X O l. OG IST.
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nrHn
. o,cinct 1ouN MccooK

In the 18th year of his age. @ So 8
His funeral will take place from the univcrealist
aChurchat3 O'Clock this afternoon. The friends
and acquaintances Of the family, and also ths
to attend.
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Rapid Increase or Subscriber.

During the past week there have been re.
ceived from the country, nj this Office, an
average OF ONE HUNDRED subscribers day -
The Dispatch Is spreading into localities
where II was before but little, II at ..,i known.
There Is a great rush for IL. Its impartial
character and industry as a Journal OF News
In these exciting times, causes this rapid in
crease OF It's circulation
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DICHMOND PLANNING MILL. CORNER

IL MAIN AND TIN STREETS.-Haying pur-
chased the planning MILL, situated at the cor
ner of Main aud It'll streets, are prepared to
execute PLANNING in all its various branches, at
the shortest notice; and having determined to buy
for cash only everything requisite to conduct the
said business, and neither to contract author
ize others to contract debts for US ON account of
Every kind of SCROLL, SAVING and MOULD
ING, and every branch of PLANNING and SAW
IN done promptly, and upon the most liberal
CHARLES PHILLIPS,
fe G2w# R. B. WOODWARD
IME. LIME, LIME am prepared to fur
IL nish farmers and others with SHELL LIME Of
the best quality, in large or small quantities,
delivered at any of the lepots or on board of boats
in the Basin or Dock. Please send your orders to
my lime klns on the Canal or at Baeon's Quarter
street and Basin Bank, or SMITH HARwooD's
Hardware Dealers, No. SIS Main street, and they
will receive prompt attention
fe 5--lm* WIN. SMITH.
CEILING OFF AT COST.-
Win sT5 65S 6S f GUIDE sP1ns
month from this date What Goods / have on
hand are of the best quality, and consist of all
Store. JAS: H. BRiTFoN, Franklin street,
lie 6-dot&wlt* Between 18th and 18th.
I JOS. BEAR, or MARION, sMYIHE
j.. co, VA, have this day appointed JULIUS
the business OF Dry GOODS, cLofHikGG. SHOES S
BOOTS, and anything generally kept In a Dry
se Sys s1d h sFes 81 M
Richmond, Va, Feb. |, 1851. fe 2-2w*
I HEREBY appoint JOHN W. HILLYARD
my Agent to transact business for me al the
corner Of Eth and Cary streets, dealer in
Liquors and other business pertaining to keeping
asALooN, to buy and sell for cash only rxcs
Richmond. February LIST, 1851 fe 2-ist*
LIRE AND BukGLAR-PROOF SAFES,
4 OF FARRELL, HERRING co. y MANUFAC-
81 b bos has on
he offers at the manufacturers prices.
ALsO-A LOT Of MAHOGANY SHOWCASES.
fe Its J. H. DIGGES, No. SO Main street
TILTED SKIRTS FOR LADIES,
VI CHEAP,-Must be run off during the coming
week, loo Heavy Quilted skirts, for Ladies, at I'll
each, not the cost OF material which they contain,
SkiRTs-5oo Hoop skirts, best steel, watch spring,
and best make, warranted cheaper than can be had
CACTUS skIRTs-aoo Cactus Skirts, win 'a steel
SaIy cents sseh aoREEs $ skiRfs, m sii
Skirts 70 be run of for p each, real bargain -
NUMBER foFT7S Ss,i. 81 Main ri ., st.,
GEORGE HUMMEL'S PREMIUM ES-
VI sENCE OF COFFEE.-One package OF this
Essence will 60 far four pounds of coffee. and
taste of the best coffee, and have more delicate
and inner nayor, nner coler, and be more whole
s9me than soss without IL win also be
fresh supply Just received. For sale by
A. boDEkER 4 CO., Druggists,
&c - No. 10 Main street.
OAS GELATlNE, accompanied with new
cents, makes six pints Of clear Crysislfine Jeily
FOR sale ny EDWARD T. ROBINSON.
10 Druggist, Ath and FRANKLIN sts.
EkklNGS. -.eao bills Cut and Gross Halifax
IL Herrings, for sale by
g.. W0MBLE 4 CLAIBORNE,
les Ne. IL Pearl street.
1 DyANACOFFEE.--lee pockets prime old
lava Conees receiving and far sale BY
10 LkWls WKBB = JOHN q. WADE,
0CkERSHAUSEN MOEASSEs.-I1 barrels
fsI ~ ~ En-. sKisKgR q co.
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sPECIAI NOTICES.

- Large Stock ~ Lunaber ~ Auction
The attention Of Lumber Dealers, Carpenters and
others II asked to tho sale of Messrs. Phillips Il
Coleman stock OF LUMBER, THIS MORNING, at
70 o'clock, attheir yard the south side Of the
Dock lfeII-itl THos. w. KEEsEE. Auct.
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w-RIcHMox THEATRE-
kUSKEL MOxLEY sole Lessees and Managers
i. b. PHILLIPS. Stage Manager.

MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTION:
FOR THE
b + T. + / I
OF
Mr.. r. s. MELDRUM
On which occasion will be presented for the
first time, the new and powerful dramatization of
Mrs. Southworths Great Ledger Story, entitled
ROSE Ell MER s
DIVIDED HEART AND DIVIDED LIFE
And the Shaksperian Comedy of
KATHERINE AND PETRUCHl0.
First appearance in eight years of the beautiful
and graceful Danseuse,
MISS MARY PARTINGTON,
who has generously volunteered, and will ap-
pear in her grand
ZINGARELLA MEDLEY DANCE
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ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of Richmond, MITCHELL Phiia-
dclphia mdze. aud passenger, c. 7; Cardozo.
Schr. General Marion, Griffin, Matanzas, mo-
lasses. G. 7. Workman Co.
Schr. Z. W, Perry, sampson, Jacksonville, luin-
DER, to City Railroad.
Sehr Camp. Robinson, James River, oak wood,
A. W. Richardson.
Schr. Convoy, Merrill, Philadelphia coal, to p.
&. Larus, Agent.
schr. Il. 4 NJ. J. Simpson, spruill, James River,
wheat, Selden Miller.
SAILED,
Schr Margaret Ann, Turner, down the river,
light.
NORFOLK, VA, Feb. e.-Arr'd, bark Ephain
Williams. of New York. from Baltimore, bound
to Wilmington, n c., with coal, with loss of an
chor chains in the gale Of Thursday. Daniel
Cusbman, n colored sal or. froze to death aud five
Of the crew were badly frosted, aud have been
placed in the hospital. Prussian bark William
from Liverpool, with salt Norwegian bark Rex
BosroS, Feb. 7.-Cld, schr. +. Nckerson. Rich
mond.
BERMCpA, Jan. Elm port, ship Virginia Dare
Cole, from Richmond Va, for Liverpool, put in
25th, in distress.
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VALENTINES: VALENTINES:

10000 COMIC and SENTIMENTAL VALEN-
TINES have just arrived, and will be sold at
prices to suit the times aud the taste of our worthy
friends and the kind public in general, by
SCHAAP 4 Co,
fe 2 Corner Broad and 3D. streets.
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WANT

w WRIdHT hos removed his PAINT siI0P to
where he would b thankful to receive orders ioIr
PAINTING in ~ various branches: Thankfg1 to
ance-solicts from them and the public generally
sufficient patronage to enable him, IN these hard
trusted to me shall be done in the very best man
ner and on reasonable terms.
fe n-s.. ! Re'peeffnJ1lYyMEs WRIGHT.
W ROOM. Il p9isaie family. BY Fsniieman
"1 fs I.., Wfe Address 80. P.'' Post-ofee.
WANTED.--A gentleman, an A. B: graduate
| ~ Of the University Of Virginia, Of the session
Of lsss- = aad resident q Rlchmond, who Is pre-
Raj and PHYSICAL sciENcEs and MaTHkMa-
ER in Female School ' Of good standing, in the
city Of Richmond, or elsewhere. lie has had six
male school would be satisfactory. Acceptable
q P can be sTsp "a
WANTED-TO HIRE-A genteel WHITE
w WOMAN, urish PREFERRED not less than Is
years OF age. for NURSE. None need apply except
with good recommendations Make applieation
fest ON Basin. corner 10th and Cary sts
NVANTED.--lw wish to purchase, for "a gentle
c w nae nae residing few miles from town, Ne
the management of horses, and who has been
F9s n .r ElSSe Esw M AsRy 10 Hall
WA L l. D-.Purchasers for three SPRING
w WAGONS, put up to order, expressly for city
use-must be sold this week to make shop-roo
Also, one llSht TOf WAGON. Bargains may be
expected at JOHN DOES,
fe SITS Next to corner 9th and Broad sts
WANTED wish to hire for the Coal Yards
w in this city, two able young NEGRO MEN,
from the country. JNO. j. WERTH Agent.
fe Cts
WANTED--A TEA;HER.-An accomplished
w FEMALE TEACHER of the ORNAMENTAL
BRANCHES, can hear of desirable situation by
State religious faith and qualifications
Rev. D. =. WILLS,
ia 25-ts MurfreesbOro n. G..
WANTED-The ladies and merchants of Rich
w mond to know that Mrs. S. STRIDER has
taken the house No. 81 Main street, next door to
Thos X. Price Co, for the purpose of making
CLOAkS. MANT1LLAS, DRESSES and II OOP
n X L >. Also, room over Messrs. Watkins u
Ficklen, for the accommodation of their CUSTOM
ers. Mrs. s. having had ten years experience In
Baltimore, and having made in the past year over
FIVE THOUSAND CLOAKS and MANTLES for
the merchants and ladies OF Richmond, she feels
entrusted to her DRESSES and MANTLES CUT.
Also, old HOOP SKIRTS made over making them
better than when first made. Thankful for the
patronage bestowed on her, she soicits a contin-
uance Of the same. MRS. s. STRIDER,
BE Mr.. T. P: sTRIDER will devote his fine
and talent TO CUTTING. ia l9--sm*
WANTED-SIGHT EXCHANGE on Baltimore
w Philadelphia and New York
ALSO-GOLD and SILVER, for which the high.
est rates will be paid. r. Ii. MAURY x CO.
de It's
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MANIPULATED GUANO.

THE JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING COM
PANY are now prepared to furnish the farmers
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
crops. Its application to the Wheat crop, seeded
during the last FALL so far as developed mp 10 this
time has been eninently successful, and IL il
deemed to be equally we'll adapted to improve
those of Tobacco, Oats and Corn.
ply will at all times be adequate to the demand !:
and during the present unsetil ed condition OF al
propose to purchase signify their intention OF
doing so at an early day, TO enable the Company
to make timely preparation to execute all orders
PRICE PER ToN OF 1000 LBS, $50 CASH.
NE Orders can be addressed to the Commis s. 10 n
Merchants generally OF Richmond, or to
fe l-2awsw Z. b. BENTLEY, Agent.
ITO MRS. ELIZA NJ. KENNEDY, "A MON.
i RESIDENT OF THIS sTATEEYou will
please take notice that on the 9Th day of March
next, tis6l between the hours of o A. NJ aud !
F. NJ. Of that day, at the Law Once OF Chandler &
eesd to take the dispositions Of T. Roberts r aud
others, to be read as evidence, on my behalf in a
certain action of assumpsit now depending In the
Hastings Court OF the City Of Richmond, in which
which time aud place You can attend and cross
Examine SAID witnesses, II you think proper; and
commenced on said day. or being Commenced an a
not completed, the taking thereof will be ad-
!ourned from from day to day, or from time to
!. 7: BLooDdooD,, by Counsel.
Richmond, Jan. 80, 1881. ia 5o--iawSw
NOTICE.-No person whatsoever is authorized
Az to purchase or make any contract Tor any ar
uce for the Spotsw God Hotel, Columbian Hotel,
unless the same be paid for at the time Of delivery
This publication IL not in consequence Of any
thing that has TRANSFERRED, but to project me In u-
ture, aud because OF my determination to be con
stantly posted with regard 70 the expsmdilures OF
both hotels. JOSEPH II. ChhNshAW.
no 26-law3m
STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE.-If
n your hair Il inclined 10 fall out. purchase
bottle Of EZEkIRL,S HAIR RESTOkER. Refer.
ence to ladies' aud gentlemen Of this city can be
given, who have restored their hair by its use
when all ether applications have failed.
For sale by all Druggists. Price u per bottle.
Orders must be addressed to
In ss-1ms n, ELEkfkI., - Main st.
4 FRESH SUPPLY OF L BINS yGO.
"A LET Extract and Powder. Also. dne Eng dish
and French Hair Brushes and Tooth hrushes. 81
EDWARD T. RORINSON,S.
GOAL OLIVE hava last received very su :
~ perior article Of Coal OIL, clear, and free from
fss r. JOHNSTON BRO.
HAY.-s.so0 hsIss HAY, .o7 Ss.1 qualify, in
II store aud for sAls IL lots 10 ssit pusehsssi. sy
ies Il. n. WHiTLoCK son.
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LOST, STOLEN, AND FOUND.


T OST-On Thursday, the 18th inst. at or near
~ Monumental Church, GOLD BRACELET,
(plain.) The finder will receive liberal reward
by leaving 1t at this office. fe a-2t*
INOl ND-By a servant OF mine, some four or i've
Il days ago, DIAMOND RING, which the own
er can have by proving property and paying for
this advertisement. Call at Messrs MiTCHEIL x
TfLER's. lfe s-St*] p. 5. DAWSON.
NTOLEN-s5o REWARD Stolen from IA trunk
~ that was checked at Weldon, on Wednesday
night, ed January, the following articles one
DIAMOND RING, with five diamonds set in a
row one CORAL BRACELET; one set BREAST
PIN AND EAR-RINGS,l BLOOD STONE in
htruscan setting; one REGARD RING with ruby
emerald, garnet, amethyst, ruby and diamond, all
Maria T. Josie, June %, ls57;'' Que GOLD
BRACELET, chased, composed Of several parts,
connected with hinges and one MEXICAN EAR
RING. The above articles stolen some
where on the route. between Weldon and Wash
ingtOn. A reward of FIFTY DOLLARS will be
paid on their recovery and delivery to
SAM'L RUTH, Sup't Trans.
OFFICE RIcHD, FRED. y 7. X. Il. co..
fe 6-tsl Richmond, 9Th Feb, 1851
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RANkiNG.-AW, psr T. rouysroy,S

i 4
ID WEST < JOHNSTON'S
Book and Music Store las Main st.
PRACTICAL TREATISE ON BANKING By
James William Gilbart, F. X. $, late Cen
eral Manager of the London and Westminster
Bank, new edition, with view of Ameri-
can Banking Systems aud Statistics 10 1850. By
j. Smith HOwans, TO which is added money, y
lecture. By Henry c. Carey. S35o
DIPTHERlA--lts Nature and Treatment, with an
Account of the History OF its prevalence In va
rious countries. BY Daniel Denison Slade, NJ.
d. 75c.
ON DISEASES PECULIAR TO wOMEN-IneIud
ing DISBURSEMENTS OF the Uterus By Hugh L.
Hodge, n. D., OF the University of Pennsyl-
THE THREE COUSINS. By James A. Maitland,
auth or of the "Wanderer," &c. 2vols 81 O0
vol :, IL mo, CLOTH 81 rs
LIFE IN THE OLD WORLD OR, TWO YEARS
IN SWITZERLAND AND ITALY By Frede-
rika Bremen. author of The Neighbors, . &c
2vois., -. so.
N. Borders promptly attended to. Address
WEST Il JOHNSTON
Publishers, Booksellers, and Stationers,
lie lit las Main street.
nlSSOLUTlON...Th firm of MASON * VIII
~ TING was dissolved on the 4th February by
mutual consent. The subscriber Is alone author
ized to settle all business of the late frra
CALEB MASON
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!. T-sa~s = FOR BALTIMOR E.-Th

sr=eIcgA---,s Steamer BELVIDERE, Capt. W
sssseEz<cs1s4-W. kEEyE, will receive Freight
to-day, tMoNDAY,l and up TO the hour of II
o'clock NJ, TUESDAY, the eth inst.
Freight taken to Boston. via Baltimore at low
est rates, with great dispatch.
40 Hogsheads received on board unless engaged
n our Office.
Passengers are requested to be on board before
the hour Of departure, l. O'Clock NJ, TUESDAY.
Passage and Fare IS.
Tickets procured on board of steamer.
IL IL III
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ne Yeast Powders.--J. w. Garlick, Rich.
mond, Va, manufactures "SEMPLE'S INFALLI-
BILE BAKING POWDER His is the only fac
tory of the kind in the South, and he is prepared
to furnish the entire trade on as reasonable terms
Virginia preparation, approved by all who have
used it.. Richmond Uhiq. fe4
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HE One Trial will insure the Use of Sem
PLE'S lNFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER in any
family, if properly used. For sale by Druggists
and Grocers. fe4
ne Use the Best -Semple's Infallible Bak-
ING POWDER. The best and cheapest in use
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ITO PLY <iCIANS.--Y0u attention II solicited
l. TO ''PRoPYLAMiSE,' eee remedy for Rhsu'
nsatism frst successfully prescribed by Dr. AVE
usrus, OF st. Petersburg, Russia, and recently er
many other eminent Practitioners in Europe atd
America. II is particularly mentioned and highp
commended N the reports OF eases OF " khcems
tiSfn" and - Acute Rheumatism" in the fenHsyt-
wanna Hospital We have the pure Chloride PF0-
by iaInine. aud also the solution VI Propylamise'
with directions as To its use.
MEADE 4 BAKER, Pharmaeeuiists,
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IA HENRICO LIGHT DRAGONS.
lob Parade in full uniform at TIE County
>Ekn Court House, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
~ day of February, at ii clock, A. NJ for
drill, Inspection, and election of Captain.
Members who have not received arms are espe-
cally notified to be present as application will be
made to the AdjataDt General for ali the arms to
which the Troop may be entitled.
By order OF Col. DAVIS.
fe 6-6t J. BELrHER O. s
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A HDR'S RICHMOND CITY GUARD
IA co. ''B, 1ST RECT VA. VOLS.
III RICHMOND, Feb. 18th, lA6l
" This Command will assemble at their AR
MURY, in the LAW BUILDING, THIS EVENING
at 4 O'Clock, for drill and instruction
New members can attend the squad drill every
evening this week, from ~ to clock
BY order.
fe lit JOS. G GRISWOIn lst Snrn,t
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ssss VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE RES
s5:!, IDENCE On THE WEST LINE OF 7TH. Be
TWEEN CLAY AND MARSHALL STREETS,
FOR SALE.-We are authorized to sell the new
and excellent BRICK TENEMENT located
above, now in the occupancy of Mr.. Ellis Morris,
at an annual rent of $3.50 The house has 10 rooms,
with hot and cold water, water closets, cooking
range, and large kitchen with rooms, besides
brick stable. The Pariors have handsome
bic manteis, and are beautifully paperod. This
is really most excellent residence. Price and
terms quite reasonable. Apply to
fo III GOnnIN AZ AppEPSoN
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I I'D JAVACOFFEE.-lee pockets prime old
~ Java Coffee. receiving and far sale BY
fell LRWls WEBB 3 JOHN q. WADE.
nCkERSHAUSEN MOLASSES.--ss barrels
lei w - vt 'a'' En-. sKisKsR 4 co.
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fe 6-Iaw4w RIO HOWARD f1o.t.
CITY OF RICHMOND, TO W II

Nheld in the Clerks Office OF the Court of Hu
ngs for the said city, oil Monday, the eth day
January, 1851.
Horace l.. Kent. William @ Paine and)
Robert A. Paine, co-partners &c
under the style OF Kent, Paine &
ComP1uy ....,. ..................Plfs., IN De
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VALENTINES.

l4TH FEBRUARY.
J. w. RANDOLPH has Just received lot of
handsome SENTIMENTAL VALENT TINES at
prices from cents to IS each Also, Envelopes to
suit.
and 500 ach at " hoIeSale fe s3t%
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A. FOR RENT-Four good ROOMS, Win
Ea:; COAL aud WOOD HOUSE, on Wall street.
fe Its DAVIS, DEUPREE x co.
n FOR SALE-A beautiful BLACK MARE
|oTfve years old, sound, kind, and FAST
Address SUTHERLANDS STABLES.
fa ll-2t< Franklin street
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The legislature Of Mississippi in January last passed
act to prevent her soldiers from being sued She
is always willing be eniantn or protect the debtor
at the expense of the creditor. The following is the
act Of the legislature
"AN ACT TO prevent suits against southern soldiers
Be it enacted by the legislature of the State of Mis-
sissppi that it shall be unlawful to commence or pro-
seute any suit or action for debt against any southern
soldier who may be called into actual service by the
authorities of this State while he is or may be
gagged IN the military service of any of the southern
States, and every party attorney other person Of
Tending against this act shall be fined and imprisoned
for contempt The fine not to exceed five times the
amount Of the debt sued for be paid to the soldier
or his family as the court shall award
Be it enacted that this act take effect and be in full
force from and after its passage. Approved JAN %"
ABCsss OF THE ELEGRAPH.-There is universal
feeling growing in the country against the abuse Of
the telegraph We find closer inspection that near
y onehaf of what is sent over the country as tee-
graph news is nothing but inventions Of men hired to
keep up sensations 1t is an evil of national marni-
tude andevery scamp IN the country who wishes for
little excitement mischief or give the neBSboys
chance to sell extra paper puts his wits to work to
invent sensation article. You have then got to buy
three or four papers on successive days to see
whether is contradiced not Frequently the con-
adictons getnto the same papers with the alsehoods
The public mind becomes bewiIdcred and noone knows
What 10 believe. Baton Rouge Advocate