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CoTToE FROM 4 New QUARTER-Thn Sandwich
Islanders just quite jubilaut over the pros
peet previously alluded to by us!of successfully grow
small br0ken l, 9 c9, 9 Hawaii extensive tracts Of
though appearing wholly barren and striIa to thb
stranger, are yet very productive in raising sweet
several acres of this almost region plant
ed with cotton, and we informed that the
experiment has resulted in producing crop of the
finest and whitest .ea Island cotton A cargo of it
has already reached Honolulu, setting the capitalists
there The qui UiUe The grower of the fabric states
that it required no cultivation after the seed were
planted. Upon opening, the bolls fall out upon the
clean lava stones thereby being kept free from the
dust and dirt which elsewhere materially lessons the
value Of the texture. The people are very sanguine
over this discovery, and anticipated great results
from it,
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Co,eate,s Aromatic Vegetable soa,,.

superior Toilet Soap, prepared from rein cd
Vegetable Oils in combination with GIycerine.
and especially designed for the use of Ladies' and
for the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite and its
washing properties unrvalIel. For sale by all drug
gsts. fec dEw1y
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DEATH OF GEN. SETH WILLIAMs-A despatch re-
ceived to-day at the War Department gives the sad
intelligence that Gen. S. Williams died at Boston last
night dis disease was softening of the BRAIN in
dueed by his and continuous labor Assistant
Adjutant General of the Army of the Potomac which
position he held for nearly four years. under the diff
ferent commanding officers of that army. No officer
of any grade bore higher character for integrity,
honor and unlagging zeal for of arms
In the darkest hours he never weared nor faltered
and he went through the esteemed and respected
by ali who knew him, and most of all, by the supe-
rior officers with whom he was most intimately and
confdentially associated. General Williams had no
enemies Few officers of the army were more gener-
ally known and no one was more universally be-
loved Wash. Star.
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FIsHING.-The CentreviIle CNd) Times states that
party of fishermen landed at single haul, near
Queenstown, lately, sixteen thousand as fine
white perch ever seen. 1t adds that this is the
best season known for many years. The Crumpton
sand rock by the fishermen ofMllsboro. Large num-
bers of the finest rock and perch also caught
on the Potomac. Some small cargoes of shad have
reached Alexandria. and they were selling yesterday
from the vessels at S{5 per hundred.
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vFarren's E'ire and Waier-ErGof Roofing,
Perfectly Fire-Proof Perfectly WATERPROOF.
Unequalcd for Durability, Security and Economy
Applied at shortest notice. and in any section Of
the country. Jas. II. JoHNs0E K Co.,
d27-6m2p South street.
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CefAE., COAL.
5000

WINES AND LIQUORS.
Foreign and Domestic.
mhS-1m1stp JEWETT II ST0CKLEY
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SEWING MACEiEEs
For Leather and Manufacturers,
Wholesale and Retail,
W. MERRILL, Agent,
tmh24 2l4 Baltimore street.
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DEMpSEY & sp,TOnEE.

ENGRA VERS Dc PRTFTERS,
AND DEALERS IN
FINE FRENCH AND ENGLISH STATIONERY.
FANCY GOODS, &C.
ARTISTIC MUNUGRAMS,
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THE Men TO MARRY.-Puach gives some good ad-
vice to women in looking for suitable husbands.
Among other things he says:
The man who don't take tea i'll treats the eat,
axes snuff and stands with his back to the fire is a
grute whom would not advise you to marry on any
ousideration, either for love money, but decided
s not fer loye. But the man who, when tea is over
discovered to have had none, Is very sure to make
ne best husband. Patience like his deserves being
rewarded with the best Of wives and the best Of
mothers -in-law. My dears, when you meet with
such man, do your best to marry him. In the
verest winter he would not mind going to bed first
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The Petersburg Brpress says: "tor the past
two three days our wharves have presented very
lively and business-like appearance. Some ten or a
dozen vessels, steamers and saiers of various tom
mage were lying at the wharves Friday and Satur-
day. discharging and receiving cargoes'
The Sheriff of Hamilton county, Ohio, who
has been examining the accounts of Benno Speyer.
the aDseonding banker, reports the assets at $500
The liabilities about $4,000. Speyer is now ir
England.
There is tax on dogs in Virginia, the pro-
ceeds of which upon satisfactory evidence to be
applied to the owners of all sheep killed by dogs,
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I6ifsElEnS WO8.s.

Wood of all Sizes. Oakaa3 Pine Wood.
Delivered free Of charge.
0dice City Steam Fire Wood Mills.
9 South street,
dZ7-6m2p JAS. II. JOHNSON K Co, Iropretors.
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THE R1NDERPEsr IN ENGLAND.-The United States
Consul at Sheffield, England, writes to the Depart
ment Of State under date of March 6, 1866 that the
ating serious alarm. 1t has now extended to the
sheep, which is proof of its contagious character
The Archbishop of the DiOcesehas recommended that
ton under the heavy chastisement of the cattle
plague. and among the exercises to be used on the
occasion, strange as it may appear to dissenters who
form large portion of the population, is the
muuiOn services
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EMIGRATION TO AMERIoA.-0ur Consul at Liver;
pool, England, informs the State Department dated
March 3, 1866 that all the steamers and emigrant
spS now leaving that port for the United States are
hlled with emigrants. Ship owners and others say
that the emigration to the United States VIII pc pc
enormous. aud the indications are that II Wlll DE De
greater this year than at any other time since VIC
have been a nation,
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Us Baltimore Street, Baltimore,
TIE HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.

Rs-To be opened next to Pittsburg, Cincinnati St.
Louis, OulCasv tI.r,,, 5-l
the principal intermediate points. ja9 If
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A JAPANESE PREsENT.-A valuable present, from
the Tycoon of Japan to the Emperor Napoleon has
reached Marseies. 1t consists Of no less than l6000
cases of silkworms, the more priced inaSnuch as it
has been clearly proved that japanese silkworms
produce superior quality of silk to those of any
disease which has of late years caused so much dis
tress to the silk of the South Of France The
Professor of japanese of the Paris School of 0rien
tai Languages, NJ. Leon Rosny, has been sent to
Marseies by the Government for the purpose of de-
clpherng the explanatory ticket which are affixed on
each case. M. Rosny is accompanied by young
japanese, by name Sagoura-G and by several of his
pupils, who are to assist him in his work.
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o. CiiShLfrS NiREEt,
Corner Lexington, Baltimore Md.
1876 PENNSYLNAN AVENUE,
mh19-tf1s 1stp Washington. D. C.
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S8Fh ELNWN TPFN EWNBED.
A gang Of burglars forced an entrance through q
window leading to the ship chandiery and hard
ware store of John A. Seminar. l29 avenue d, on
Thursday night and, inserting powder in the lock OF
the safe, blew il Opeu, scattering the contents over
the floor. There wGs only twenty-five dollars in
money the safe which the burglars secured before
making their escape. Doubtless they anticipated
making Il lnrgc hAuI.-N Y. Hcrnld
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$3.50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-02-24

By Harrison, 6oddin & Apperson,
p,u1,aya. Rrokers. and Real Estate Agents.

NJ DhDhNh0f
COMMISSIONERS SALE OFyERY
CyALUABLE REAL ESTATE, IN HENRiCo
COUNTY AND IN n CITY Of
By virtue of decree OF the Circuit Comts oi sne
city OF Richmond pronounced on the iEtp sep.u,
ary, 1865, In the case OF Giannlnl., a.., u
Gfannini, &c, / shall. as Commissioner, Paoceoa
TO sell at public auction, on the pIenisss, On
SATURDAY, the cath February, lss9, at u Q cioG ~
M. the BEAUTIFUL FARM OF when tne ia a ~.
Giannini died seized, and now occupied py ma
widow. situated in the county OF Henrico, anor.
one mile west OF Richmond and near ne Seser
yoir, containing TWENTY-FIVE ACkEs Oh sens
productive land. on which there IL y hahasono
cottage residence and the usual out-houses:
And on MONDAY, the goth FebTuary,r nSoo !, ~ ~ :
O'Clock. p. M, the valuable REAL ESLhIE ;, ,ne
north west corner of Main and Second streets, nVm
occupied by Mr.. James A. Caskie ana otheLs z !. 9
rental of about two thousand i've hundrea aoiIan
nor annum. consisting Of the granite iront stSis
and dwelling above, together with = faIusDio
brick dwelling adjoining also, large stapIe, A.,
which will be divided into four parcels, Ifoniins
on Main street, running back about seventy ieos
This property, by reason OF its nne business lpca
tinn, is regarded as of great value, and should At
tract the attention OF capitalists and others.
p. Son the foregoing farm there are some nns
asparagus beds; also, an excellent vlneydru anu
TERMS One fourth cash, balance at SIX WE'VE,
and a;abteen months. for negotiable notes, interest,"
added and title retained till all the Purchass
money is fully paid and a conveyance oruefeu ny
tha CONT The taxes to be paid by the purchaser.
JOHN B. YOUNG commissioner.
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Sound Doctrine.

That the cardinal principles Of republican
government must, Of necessity, be put in issue
by the questions presented to the Federal
Government relative TO the Southern States
and the negroes was a matter Of certainty.
It was equally certain that the issue would
open the eyes of the Northern States as to the
extent their own liberties were involved. So
that In the natural course OF events as to this
matter we are having from the Congress and
thank God 1.-The Executive very sound doc.
trine aboutpopular rights and public justice.
The New York Times, In an elaborate article
defending the late veto. puts forth the follow
Ing striking paragraphs: i
We want NO authority among Us except tho
authority which tN subordinate to civil law,
enacted for the guidance and protection of ali
men, blacks Included. Military authority in
any shape would be intolerabIe were II other
than temporary.
III the negroes need permanent protection
and pxcSinaon-n they are 70 remain n distincf
race, TO he FED and provided for ng q race ~
paupers-it might with some piansibiiity be
ALLEGED that slavery was To them q happy AND
proper lot. The Jnsti1catiop OF their emnn-
ctpetkon depends upon their ability 70 take
their place In the ranks Of self.sustainipa
labor" ~
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ORTTTJARIES.

Died, at King George Courthouse, Va, on the I'd
sSiiR EsRrg "a rWSyE& q ERR,% %ifs Of Mr. SR.S 5. Weaver Il in
the thirty ninth year of her age.
1t has been the sad fortune of the writer 10 Iolt6 "
In their last resting place two members OF lnls
deeply bereaved family and now has passed the
threshold of life to join the loved ones gone 9eioTe,
another fresh mound has aPpearftGS o G ;nanfm ate
form of her whom, but a short time since, as II
We're. we saw in the bloom OF health, IL was a
melancholy pleasure to hefto Vls1s LIN tue Si deatb frsi
claimed, andin whom so many bright hopes cen
tered; and another lovely child whosoon 1olloWed,
Now the family circle is once more Contfacteu-tne
husbands pride will be seen no more upon earth
forever. .o
deceased the beauty and purity OF her character
sbone ont in every action, and shed their lustre on
ali about her. devoted wife and mother, loving
and obedient daughter, and aitectl0nate and KIND
to neighbors, a consistent and true C~hrlstlan-eyes
will moisten with tears at the mention OF her NAME
many, many long years after her form mas crum-
rendered motherless by this melancholy visitation
are vet too young to keenly feel their loss Duttne
b%eresyed husband srids and Ms sUn Cod Ih Console Sso st them in in
their deep affection, and prepare them TO meet
their beloved wife and mother in Heaven;
Baltimore papers please copy. WILLIE
Sergeant ROBERT G. MITCHELL, company X,
Twelfth Virginia Infantry, Mahone's DIVISION
fell at the head Of his company, on inc eyer
memorable 10th of May, on the historic helo Oh
The deceased entered the service of his own
free will, and served with distinguished zeal and
fidelity. After much suffering, death finally gave
a release to his gallant spirit, which mas gone 10
ioin the armies above, there to receive the due
recompense given to those who served well Their zen
God and country. In life he fully illustrated the
characteristic of the Southern soldier for, bravery,
seif-deniai, and an earnest devotion to the cause
for which he bled and died; After lite.s Itfui
fever, he now sleeps his last sleep, moufheo ny d
large circle of sorrowing friends.
"Requiescat in pace
He sleeps afar from chiIdhood's home,
Mid strangers graves alone,
And they who pass that lonely mound
Repeat the word, unknown"
Unknown to them the mothers hopes
That centered once on him,
Unknown to them the sisters love,
Not death itself can dim. ~
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DIED

In Manchester, on the pad February, MARY
CORNRLfA, infant daughter of Richard anC
Helen Norris.
THE funeral services will take place from he
fathers residence THIS MORNING at ii o'clock. +,
Baltimore, Norfolk, Harrisburg, and New fori
papers please copy.
Departed this life at 10 o'clock the night OF Tho
22d of February, instant, In the siXty,f9nrth yea,
of the late Tully X. Wise, sister of Henry A. Wise
Sr., and the mother Of seven sons, who surylE4
to mourn her loss. She was q most eXempiar
mother, a devoted relative and friend, and dieS
happily, as she had long lived, in the blessed taltt
of the Lord Jesus Christ, and in the sure steadIas
hope Of o blissful resurrection OF the Just. I'M
memoryo of her virtues and the end OF her Ions
suffering are the comforting solace OF her children
and kindred and friends. ~
The funeral will take place at Grace Shurth
o'clock TO-DAY. The friends of the family ar
desired to attend.
Columbia, S. G., papers please copy.
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rn{rmary. of the city of Richmond
Senate bill incorporating the ST. Patrick,s
Beneficial Society, OF the city OF PORTSMOUTH
VALLEY RAILROAD.
Senate bill to incorporate this railroad COM
pany came mp on its second reading.
An amendment offered by Mr.. GRATTAS, to
regulate the transfer Of freight from depots,
&C., was discussed.
Mr.. WooDs0Y stated that the proposed
amendment would only tend to defeat the bill
which remark was resented by Mr.. GRArTAS,
who inferred that the previous speaker I'M
putsd his action to interested motives. MI.
WO0DsoE then explained that no offensive anu.
sion was intended, and the SPEAKER then ruled
further discussion of the remark out of order.
. Mr.. BAYLOR opposed all amendments, and
wished to see the bill passed at once, SO as TO
avoid any delay ; as did also Mr. WoopsoS and
Mr.. SrRAYER.
Mr.. BALDWIN said that for the people of the
Valley the present bill was the most important
measure that had for many years been before
the Legislature, excepting only, perhaps, those
relating to the late war; and opposed the :
from running their road within twenty miles
OF Salem. He said that delay now would only
kill the bill, and that IL was scarcely reason
able to clog it now with provisions which
could as well be inserted five, or ten, or fifteen
years hence, if it were found that the evils
now anticipated were then likely TO be realized.
Messrs. GRArTAS and DAVIS spoke In favor
Of the amendment, which was then reJected.
the bill.
Mr.. GRArrAs entered his solemn protest
against the bill He said Ii was an act which
would destroy thirty millions Of dollars
invested by the State and individuals In rail
roads, aud stated that Western Virginia, In his
opinion, would never pay one farthing of hat
aeDt when the internal improvements for
when ~ mad been contracted were made
worthless by the act OF Virginia.
Mr. BALpwts anticipated that one year
before inc valley rnilrcad is completed, the
city Of Richsnond will be In receipt OF tba
overlooking wealth Of lbs Mississippi Valley
by the C0yington and Ohio railroad. H then
referred, with great earnestness OF expression,
% the conduct OF the people OF the Valley Ia
Every smsrgeucy In supporting The interest Of
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the entire state, and contended that they nov
only asked n share Of the benefits when mouuha
accrue 10 the whole Commonwealth w ~
completion of other projects OF raloa'
Improvement. 49,. cor,rotor
and Ohio. railroad would follow the eAhinps
of the Valley railroad. When this latter roao
was completed to Richmond or NorIo,n, ~
would be willing TO favor a valley raihoa''
Mr.. DAVIS made a lengthy speech, In wnien
he repeated most of the aireuuS
used against the bill. and In much the same
words. ,nd tbf
hill was passed-ayes, 81 noes, 80.
After passing n number OF bills 10 ensross'
ment, the House adjourned.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Bl- n. f. Lee! Stonewail Jackson !-ChAS'
A. HERMANs has the agency in Virginia TOT 'ne
sale OF LEPINEs CELEBRATED NATIONAL OIL
PORTRAITS, among which are those OF Generai'
WASHINGTON,
LEE,
JACKSON, AND OTHERS
Cali and see them at No. 10 MAIN SrhBbI
Agents wanted. Address
@. A. HERMANs, Agent,
70 24-1t BOX 1,OO4, Richmond, Va.
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By Paine & Co., Auctioneers.
By Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson,
Bankers. Brokers, and Real Estate Agents

MEAT AND ATTRACTIVE COT
ON TrWHHESSTYH.TiHiiRD STREET, NEAR TO THE
METHODIST CHURCH, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TION will be sold at auction,'on the premises,
4 o'clock, p. NJ, the neat and convenient DWELL.
ING located as above, now in the occupancy OF
Mr., William Barrett. The lot Is a beautiful one,
and the front yard is handsomely set In nowers
and shade trees. The house has four rooms De-
sides kitchen, Sc.
and twelve months, for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by a trust deed. The taxes to be
p"N HARRISON, GoDDIN & APPERsoN,
70 81 Auctioneers.
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ng Rough and Dingy Photographs have
had their day. 1t il universally acknowledged by
photographers and critics in ino arts that the
clear and finely delineated PHOTOGRAPHS OIL
REFS & BROTHER, opposite the spotswood Hotel
are not surpassed by any in this or any other coun-
try. Examine specimens of the many prominent
citizens at their doorway and gallery. fe 22-3t
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BY Isbell 4 Davis,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

THREE VERY NEAT FRAMED
MARSHALL, BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD
STREETS, AT AUCTI0N:-Will be sold, uponthe
premises, on THURSDAY, the LIST day, Of March,
ERECTED FRAMED TENEMENTS located as
aforesaid, with a good front. and running back one
hundred and eight feet to an alley. These build
ings are well arranged for dwellings and business
stands. These tenemenls will be sold subject to
ground rent or otherwise, which will be deter
TERMS At sale. ISBELL & DAVIS,
70 Auctioneers.
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BY Isbell & Davis,
Doal Cs,ota A0apta and

THAT VERY DESIRABLE AND
L CENTRALLY-LOCATED BRICK RESIDENCE,
ON THE CORNER OF BROAD AND MAYO
sold on MONDAY, the 10Th day of February, 1856,
upon the premises, at 4 o'clock, 7. NJ, that very
desirable and centrally located BRICK RESI-
DENCE on the corner of Broad and Mayo streets,
containing seven rooms, besides store.rooms, with
gas and gas fixtures, bath rooms, brick kitchen,
TERMS : One third cash balance at four, eight,
and twelve months, for negotiable notes with inte-
rest added, and secured by a deed of trust. Taxes
to be paid by the purchaser.
fe 81 ISBELL & DAVIS, Auctioneers.
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SAFE OF PERSONAL EFFECTS, &c.

After the sale of the farm in Henrico, at :. the 9
request of Mrs. Mahala Giannini, administ "a TN
If M. Giannini, deceased, we shall sen al ~ tno
PERSONAL EFFECTS belonging to the d sSse
consisting of the usual variety, OF HoDSEaohD
FURNITURE; also, FARMING lMPLEMhNiS' &C.
r. fE asMtds fMfASRRiRsisoN, GoDDIN & APPERsoN.
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By Paine & Co., Auctioneers.

TARGE SALE OF CHINA AND
IL GLASSWARE AT AUCTION 0 MONDAY,
the 26th instant, we will sell at our auction rooms,
No. loo Main street, 4 large and choice assort-
ment of
GRANITE, CHINA, AND GLASSWARE,
comprising a great variety of the most desirable
goods in that line, suited to the city retail trade.
Sale to ommenc ut 10 o'clock.
fe 23-tds PAINE & CO., Auctioneers.
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Tua NSw Yoxx MxsrIE0-GsHxRAL GxAxT.
The call Tor to.night's meeting H. signed by
over two thousand Of our ~cifszsns, including o
large number Of the leading mcn Of the metro
polk. 0enerad Grant II expected % be pre-
sent. and among the speakers OF distinction
win h. Secretary EeWaTd,--HraA, 22ds
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MARRIED,

In this city, on the 2lst instant, by the Rev. DR..
Duncan, DR.. WILLIAM L. FARRAR, OF Henriso
youaSest daughter Of the late Rev. Joseph p.
Davidson.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-Dr. BROOKS,
- Physician and Surgeon; Office, Law Building,
Franklin and Twelfth streets. He has for rent, on
Hull (mainl street, in Manchester two Brick
and residences, and an old Grocery Stand and seve-
raj Rooms I'm another house, with a good well on
sale, a secondhand Top Buggy, in good order.
fe 2s-itE
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.-This is
IN to require all persons dealing in liquor to
present themselves to the Hastings Court of this
city and procure It's assent for the sale of liquors,
ale, beer, &C., at retail. 1t is absolutely, necessary
shall make application as above stated. 4 license
to sell liquors, ale, beer, &C., does not relieve any
person or persons from the penalty Of the law.
Unless this notice is complied with at the March
term OF the Hastings Court of this city, the penalty
will be enforced. By order OF the Conrt:
RO. HOWARD,
fe 2l.2tawtl2M
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DROADDUS q TALIAFERRO,
ID STAIR BUILDERS, FRANKLIN STREET, ,oppo-
site Metropolitan Hall, respectfully inform build.
ers and carpenters OF she city OF Richmond that
they are prepared to fabricate STAIRS, HAND.
RAILING, &C., Of every description, at short
notice, and upon reasonable terms. Orders from
the country viii meet with prompt attention.
fe 23-ts