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sJ HENRY COALTER CABELL,
ATTORNEY At LAW.
Orrrcy: Over the National Exchange Bank,
oc 22-ts Richmond, Va.
nETo pLANrERs And FARMERS.-rHI

ns- TO PLANTERS AND FARMERS.-THK
LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY Establish
ed since I3lo) having the exclusive control OF all
the night soil Of New FORK city, offer for sale, a..
cLus;rely for cash, = new article Of DOUBLE RI
FINED PoUDRETTE, warranted free from impu-
rity and rubbish which thsy viii sell for twenty
Ave dollars per ton, delivered on board OF vessel
In New York city. This article, which IL pulvsr-
zsd as fne as -four has no equal for corn, cotton,
and tobacco. and is equal TO no. Peruvian guano
In the proportion Of two pounds for one OF guano,
and better than the best brands OF Super-Phos-
pilates pound for pound. This Is just the thing for
those WHO will pay cash for good article at low
price We have a cosrser article at twenty dollars
per ton Samples sent by mail (fres) on receipt OF
three cent stamp. Send for pamphlet, and be con.
yinced. Address the Lodi Manufacturing Com
pany ss Courtlandt street. New York.
ROCKY MOUNT, EDGEcoaBK COUNTY, C,l
November IL, 1855.
Mr. James X. Dey:
sir-In reply TO your inquiry OF the results OF our
experience in the of your improved Poudrets,
purchased OF you for this years cotton crop, We
would beg leave to say that the present season has
been one quito rnfavorabls to the action OF all
fertilizers. Several kIads Of nanures ,oers used
5y u.s. Nth the erceptioa Of your Poudretts, toith
pas applied IL gave us near haJa bale or more
earlier: and we would therefore recommend the
same as concentrated manure for the growth Of
cotton, as well as an improvement to the soil.
Yours, ~ry respectfully,
Ia 4-sws HENRY p. SrULTs BRoruB8.
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NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.-
a's n Vow Crlcans,l ans my former partner In
.s k1caZaye and Banking business ia tn,s Guy,
.s' o. llr is. Jay of September last adiniusd 70
t lut,.,., I'm nv bnsiogss The co-partnersbip
r raan gucsd embracen the trsnssetons OF ne
.ss nom that date and from hencei0rtn me
ysla .,ss 4 Is.ylo Of Tho Arm Viii : os Williams.
"'caXySD, January IL, 1867.
- wLrIAXs, b. coErERs,
dy,rgiats ofvirginis, late Of New Orleans.
- T. WILLIAMS & CO., GENERAL COM
">NGS MERCHANTS for The sale OF Tobacco,
- ~ sni manufactured Wheat. Flour, Corr CornIG. SoI:
sss Z: "a articles q country ProaaSSey GfFnh Eaf
".t1JSD, Va. Libera! advances made on s2n. con.
,,I..ts o. produce N hand. and faeii,,,tiss
lated IN advances cf Fertilizers ard suppnes,
.4s SsdgS oi tho present crop OF Topdeco, ~
,.e..-St"fy consultation aad sgfsement:
~ = btg leave - say 10 the planters OF yirgrls
~ 'tnb Carolina That our co. r2rtnershfp mas
.,-..',rnsd for series Of years, and business
.@i atAelu can he formed and continued witn
t permanent basis. We shall not go out OF
'lst -.aa .s.lI4Ste tusiae0b 10 speculate IN any
....tg n-s conanv ourselves exclg6!vely 10 onr
II sns.re IT, C5lGnsiOH Merchants. BUsl.
sa0LL ALWAYS BIZ REGARDED Ah
81. ID cGi while oTr best efforts viii always
.'f Et'r0ns We shall let strict )usuce
s..-' t.- -.eF -uc hgyeT OF Qnsignme nu invari-
.1.o GuI M WILLIAMS Will giyobis
f..-i lrr'one! s.tsurion 10 ell sALEs OF TO.
~" saa from lis long expercnee ard Know.
e lAs h1sUsss Ws feel assured IN saying
gts - hope oi satisfactory returns p
..Fp n refer most respectfully TO tho Banks
,~nAeIs ana business raen OF Richmond gene
% WILLIAMS GO.
S''avsD. January lst, las7. i.
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Twill cure DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
sai all srecies Of INDIGESTION, INTERaiT-
r.ET FEVER, and FEVER and AGUE, and all Pc
.nlIea diseases.
nw.l! give immediate reliefin C0LIC and FLUX.
Irwin crre COSTIVENESS.
GsaIDi.i and delightful invigorant for delicate
'-mslas
Htsa safe AETI-BILIoUS ALTERATIyE and
.lA!C for family purposes.
i j. powerful reerperant after the frame has
.gsu dsbil'tated and reduced by sickness.
Its an elegant appetizer as well as strengthener
E4s dingsrive forees.
/, is desirable alike as corrective and mild ca.
-.rIC
.N icing daily used and prescribed by all ply.
'rsus - the formula viii be handed TO any regu-
.IRtadaa:e. EDWARD WiLDbR,
4y7-eod Sole proprietor Louisville, Ky.
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OAKwoop MEMORIAL FEAsr.-The guests
of the good ladies Of the lakewood Memo
rial Feast who partook of the luxurious
entertainment prepared by them speak in
glowing terms of it. All the luxuries of
the season were displayed in profusion,
and the dessert was as dainty and delicious
as it was possibleSor dessert to be. Con-
fectionary of the choicest was in abund-
ance. The feast is continued for two more
days. Certainly it is most admirable
opportunity to do noble act, and to en-
10y capital feast at one and the same
time. See notice.
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yER'S CATHARTrC PILLS are

YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS are
4 tas most perfect purSs'ive which We are aoie
.iI.s ~ sny6oSy' TSsir efects have abnndantiy
,.rwu A. the community how much they excel the
.s.nsry medicines in use They are safe and
,assut 70 ,cse, but powerful 70 cure. Their Pc
..-sl.ng rrcrertl,s stimulate the vital activities
..EN body, remove tho distractions OF Its organs,
-r..y the blood and exPel disease. They purge
st .Es tr-i fruors which breed and grow dis
ear sIIIul&!0 slnSgith or dtsordered organs
- thstr ustUT&l seton, ana impsrt = healthy
.,o WIN strength 70 TIE whole system. Not only
+. tsny care the every day complaints Of every
~ Egt also formidable and dangerous diseases.
Vile nov pro3aoo powerful effects, they. are g.
ne sams 'US, IN diminished doses, the safes. and
y .,t rhEt.c That can he employed for children.
- s.Var-coatsA. ther are pleasant to take
-, 'rc.us ya7e.y vegetable, are free from any
sE NJ harm Cares have been made which sur
,.ss belief. were they not substantgted by men OF
..e c.al:e4 position and character "a to forbid
y. srgg.c:On q ur;rEth. Many eminent clergy
ZEN and physicians hsye Lent taelr names 10 eer-
t.vt.. ..Ee uublc fae reliability Of our remedies,
yts.e o.uers have sent US the assurance OF their
..sy...iun tEa: cur preparations contribute I'M
-ae .snt below named Is pleased to furnish
.-.st our American Almanac, containing direc-
Is. --. ewing complaints:
..yraess, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
-..-sy rrsrthu-n Nrs3qCNs a,ising from foQl
..-.ssr. Nausea, ludi ,sstion, Morbid lnacton of
81. n. wells and Pain arising theretrom, Flstu-
-s~. lass ~ Appetite, all diseases which require
.- ,rsca4nt medicine. They also, by purifying
,-..u.- and stimulating the system, cure many
..r.. .sE-.s which II would not be supposed they
3-earh, such a. Deafness Partial Blindness,
...r,l lstA and Nervous Irritability, Derangements
.Es.e liver and Kidneys, GcGt, and other kindred
,..gasuts arising from allow state of the body, or
....-4etiou Of its functions.
.aao, bs put Of by unpr!ncipled dealers with
a.asI Preparations which they make more prout
a. Demand AysE's and t2So no others. The
K want the best aid there is for them, and they
s. rul6 Gavsit.
Prepared BY Dr. J. G. AVER Co, Lowell, Mass,
sd sold by daalsTs everywhere. de Sim
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CHURCH HILL LITERARY SOCIETY.-The
regular monthly Grafton before this Society
will be delivered by Mr.. II. A. Atkinson,
Jr., tomorrow night at Springfield
Hall. We are not informed what the sub
ject of the Grafton will be, but from the
high reputation of the orator, the public
may expect an appropriate subject, ably
discussed. The question, which is the
greater incentive to action, "The hope of
reward, or the fear of punishment" will
then be debated, and we are authorized to
promise theladies and gentlemen of Church
Hill that there will be no lack of debaters.
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APpoIyTMENT.-Mr. Robert Ould, Jr.,
of this city, has been appointed superin-
tendent of baggage on the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad-a very responsible po-
sition, requiring good deal of vigilance
and system-which Mr.. Ould will very
efficiently discharge.
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rg- EZEKIEL'S
yIPGIyIA HAIR RESTORER.

Virginia HAlh hEoIohbh.
"A Thing OF Beauty Is Joy Forever"
Hunors and diseases Of the scalp produce bald.
ness. The VIRGINIA HAIR REsToRER 10 var.
ranted to restore the scalp toa healthy condition
and thicksn the hair. Dsntruf 10 Thoroughly
sradieated by Its use. Itching and burning o. tns
scalp is cured by two applications. tisa
RICHLYPERFUMED HAIR DREsSIHGi
IT'S NOT ADYE.
II does not color the skin. II does not stain the
finest linen. A vegetable compound, 1t does NOS
act injuriously upon the hair or health, ~ do Nj
trats Of Silver Dyes, or those made Of other nox.
ious drugs.
TRY 1T AND BIZ CoNvINCEDi
WAsHISdToy, ID. c., December u, lsss.
To " Ezekiel, Richmond, Pa:
Dear sir-I am gratifed TO see that you have
again commenced tbs manufacture Of your hAik
RESTORER From the testimony OF many friends
who have used II, have no hesitation In stating
that believe IL TO be the most efdcient compound
OF the kind ever presented for sale. Indeed, many
OF those who have trisd Ii assure me that II NOS
only cieanses the scat lp perfectly, bat unsousts
sdly restores the growth OF the hair.
Very respectfully yours, &c.,
ALgxiSpRR Y. Y. GAREBrfy4 ~. u.
For sale by all druggists In this city and else.
where. Price, 81 per botls. Orders addressed y
d.a7 N. EZEKIEL. box 80.
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AN EXPANSIVE FREEHoLDER.-1t was
stated yesterday in the Senate by Mr..
Keen, of Pittsy lvania, that Mr.. Dale Car
ter, the senator from Russell, is the pro-
prietor of one hundred thousand acres of
land. Rather more than he can cultivate.
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EVENING WITH THE PoETs.-Mr. Bangs's
entertainment has been necessarily post
poned until Friday evening, when he will,
assisted by Professor De CGniel in some
of his best harp and piano solos, repeat his
popular readings
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An EVENT OF THE WINTER OF '67.-Two
young men have just travelled in sleigh,
on the ice in the canal, from the town OF
Columbia, Fluvaana county, to this city, a
distance of ffty-one miles. This is one
circumstance to be remembered by the
oldest inhabitant for future days.
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ROCK HAVEN, MEADE CouxTr, Kr,l

r. EitrarI Hjiisr, Louisville, KY:
p-ar Sir,-I take pleasure in saying that was
..aaUng from Ague aud Fever or thiils and re-
sa- IN. 'nv.r4f months. when ! was advised by a
r.-.. Ia try your famous stomach Bitters, and AZ
e. 4-lug TWO bottles am entirely restored; Itnot
r.v lmparts new vigur, hut IL Is truly the best
tightening and apPet2ing tonic, al the same
rae r.a.-.ut 10 the taste, have ever known Used
raG rled - the pGbGc; ana would say 10 all
.. -fr3l1rlv afflicted that 81 they would be cured
... have The disease thoroughly eradicated from
.a. sv=tru. 20 use yCnr Bitfers, and be convinced
u ,Lt.r wonderful medicinal power and virtue.
P. p. hewitt.
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TIE SHOOTING AT THE LIBBY.-John
Brannen, the soldier who shot the negro
Thomas w. Hall while on duty at the Libby
prison, was arraigned before the Mayor
Yesterday for examination. His Honor
stated that, having examined the testimony
OF the Coroner's inquest, he did not deem
any further examination necessary, put ne
would at once send the accused on ior
further examination, and recognize the
witnesses for their appearance at the next
term of the Hastings Court. Brannen was
remanded to jail to await his examination.
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? 7 |f|FEI " fT-FfFt tt|V.
m..r S:r.-!haye examined your Stomach Bitters
r..rluftv. and found il what YOU represent /; TO
~. The high order which the Ingredients going
: r. Il AXE ~ tha Materis Medica, as well as the
harrv rvnporiioned combination of SUBJ
-rs lIa Ee your Bit.ers far superior to any SINH
preparation n the country. The fact that you
..t n4fv the parest Bourbon whisky must necessa-
recommrrI ycur Bitters in another point, es-
.faIlv as tar as whClssomeness and pstitablllty
fl. "a ken into consideration. ! was well pleased
... in yuur establishment she process Of manu-
.....erug your Eir.srs carried on BY way Of dis
. men which not only gives You better pro-
.... N-' -!ao recommends Itself by clearer opera
EMIL ScEEFFEE.
Aputhccary and Chemist.
Lauis1frk, September q, 1860.
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4ithnlona 1ispatth,
81, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.

SUPREME Court OF ApPEALs.-PEE-
SENT, JUDGES MoNCURE, JoYNEs, AND
RIvEs.-Robert II. Kean appeared before
this court yesterday and qualified to prac-
tice.
In the case of Adams Us. Lawson, upon
an appeal for writ of error to judg-
ment recovered against the plaintiff in the
Circuit Court Of Patrick county, the court
affirmed the judgment of the lower court.
The court also affirmed the judgment of
the Circuit Court of Albemarle whereby
Harrison Spears was sentenced to the
county Jail for one month and to the peni-
tentiary for three years.
The arguments in the cases of Robertson
and others Us. Wright, and the same Us.
Read, were resumed, and continued until
the adjournment of the court.
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THE LEcrURE.-A good lecture is per-
haps the easiest and most efficient mode Of
conveying instruction and entertainment to
a community. There is charm in the &C
tual utterances of human eloquence which
the printed page, however full Of thought,
does not possess. Rev. Henry A. Wise,
Jr., a worthy son of an illustrious sire, lee
lures tonight at the First Baptist church
(Dr. Burrows).a { Go and hear him.
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A DEER SwIMs JAMES RIVER AT
MAYo's BRIDGE.-Early yesterday morn
inga large autlered buck was deserted in
the act of plunging into the frigid waters OF
the James at the lower pier of Mayo's
bridge, creating no little excitement
among the astonished denizens OF that
locality, who holly pursued him with every
conceivable and convenient weapon. An
island midway the river, where his purSu-
ers had gathered to intercept him, was
crossed with rapid bounds, completely
eluding them. After many struggles In
the swift current, the noble and undaunted
animal succeeded in reaching the Chester
field side, where he swiftly disappeared in
the forest.
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acting in behalf OF the
RICHMOND, January S, 1867.

RICHMOND, JANUARY 5, lS5l
NeSSrS. ". e.. Webb d. Go :
Gentlemen,-We are acquainted with your va
luable real estate in Manch ester, and estimate the
value thereof at EIGHTEEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS. Our estimate is based upon the sale OF pro-
perty when business revives and capitalists are
seeking such Investments. Very respectfully,
HARRISON, GODDIN s. APPERS0N.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 80, 1867.
MEMORANDA.
Ship America, Mortimer, cleared from Savannah
for Liverpool January 25th with 3Jl bales of cot
tor The following Is the weight and value: Up
lands. l,&aj,97s pounds; value; si5o. 40. sea
Islands e5 .G3I pounds value, sac, Isl Il. Tolal
weight, ,55l 60l pounds; value, s5ss, ,634 81
British brig Joseph Gi!liatt, Gilli2u, sixty five
dav- from Liverpool for City Point, arrived at
Fortress Monroe ON 2Sth.
Brig Hazard Cottrel, Berbice. $4,000 slaves and
headings cleared from Norfolk on 18TH.
By TELEGRAPH.
BosToY. January 31.-The Asia sailed to-day
With out any treasure. 80,
BALTIMORE, January 3o.-The harbor IS still
oP.n large fleet has arrived and deparled. IL
il very cold here.
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LorrsvrIry, KY, October u, 1855.

LONIEVlLIlE, nj :, VVIUUvT - 1--WE
T. <. Wilisr, Esq, city:
:. VISA Good deal afflicted with Indigestion and
..e..!uael attacks Of Dyareps!a. was advised "
,- your Bitter, scarcely used one bottle ~neh
.Et-eI.f and from the use Of the Bltters. tnougn
..rt...iytvs.eyen wears az age, feel the same en-,
.-ty and vivacity and cheerful spirits OF boy o.
.rs.rv-Ivs. Yorr Bitters arc plea SAINT tonic aho
ar..Gl aud a. they are prepsrsd win pure lhgrs-
- a93 T,ood old Bourbon whisky, ! can SAFE y
.r-.. tg,elr u-. 10 ali q II CIsQ as was. would
r - surh persons, keep your mind easy, your
g7 Is open, yoGr head cool, youl feet warm, ana
.-g Niider's &.sgTs, and never m.Li tho Doctor.
Respectfully ). u btChLEs.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Grubbs q
Williams sold yesterday the neat framed
dwelling on the southwest corner OF Clay
and Smith streets, containing six rooms,
with good kitchen, together with lot
fronting l6l5 feet, and running back l53E
feet, for sl,l37.5O.
They also sold two tenements in Sidney,
on the north side Of Cumberland between
Cherry and Culvert streets, containing
four rooms each, for S2,0Co.
Messrs. Harrison, Goddin Il Arperson
sold the excellent brick store and dwell
ing on the north side Of Main between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, in
the occupancy of Mr.. J. 7. Vaughan, for
s5,OS0. Purchaser, Mr.. James W.. Shields.
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYOR MAYO PREsI-
DING-WEDNEsDAY MoRSING.-The con-
tinued case of John Fitzherbert, charged
with beating his wife and nearly causing
her to be drowned.
From the evidence of several of the wit
nesses, it appeared that Fitzherbert was
beating his wife with barrel stave, and
that she had run away from him into the
next yard, and under the impression that it
was chicken-coop, jumped into the we'll.
When she came to the top of the water
she held on to the walls around the well
until she was hauled out.
A little Irish boy named James Mari
came up as witness for the defence; and
from the manner in which he gave his evil
dence it would seem that he had been
well schooled in his part as witness. de
said that Mrs. Fitzherbert had misunder-
stood her husband. He did not beat her,
but he quarrellcd so with her that she
went out of the house. Afterwards,
witness went out into the yard, and
said something to her, which she under
stood to be a warning to travel, as she
ran over into the next yard, and got into
the well. In answer to the question,
"Did YOU ever see FitZherbert strike his
wife ?'' 81 seed him give her slaps, but
they didn't hurt her." "Did he ever fight
her 2" "Well, ah-ah-they had squalls
and squar quarrels, SIR"
Mrs. FitZherbert was examined, and
though, in herforgivng nature, she tried to
shield her husband as much as possible, it
was evident that he had frequently treated
her unkindly, even brutally. Other evil
dence was introduced, but it had but little
weight, as the evidence for the Common
wealth was incontestible.
His Honor stated that this case was one
of the most aggravated cases of breach OF
peace that had ever been brought before
him, and yet he had been asked on Tues
day to hush the matter up, as the wife,
who had suffered so much from the bru-
tally of her husband, was willing to let the
matter drop. He would require Fitzher-
bert to give $3.50 surety for his future
good behavior. lie was committed in de-
fault thereof.
The continued case OF Frank Burns,
charged with stealing iron, was called up,
and he was booked.
John Berry, Pat McGec, John Burke,
and John Dooley, young boys, were found
living in q cave near the old armory by
the police, with store of old iron and
wood laid away. Pat McGee produced
evidence in his behalf in the person OF Mr.
Thomas Rourke, who employed him in his
paint store. Mr.. Rourke said he had en-
ployed him for several months, and he
always seemed to be an honest, well-be-
haved boy. He was discharged with
warning. Dooley, the youngest OF the
party, was also discharged. The other two
boys were sent to Jail.
Tercana Gerard was arraigned for hav-
ing in his possession one iron shaft stolen
from W. Calvin Green. In the absence OF
witnesses, the case was postponed untii
to-day. -,
Frank Giles, negro boy, charged with
stealing a trough from Mr. Black and set
ting dogs on policeman, was sent on.
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RELIEF FOR THE PooR.-Colonel Thomas
p. August, chairman Of the Committee Of
the CITY Council for the Relief of the Poor,
publishes a notice in another column, TO
which we call the attention of district
visitors. Some changes have been made
in the list. We suggest that it be cut from
the paper and preserved, SO that the needy
may be readily referred to the proper per-
son in each district for aid.
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RICHMOND, January 10, Isl

IIcHNoED, January 10, 1867.
This is to certify that William g. Webb and wife
have executed to us deed conveying that real
estate in Manehe ester, Va, opposite Richmond, de-
scr,bcd in above certificate Of Messrs. Harrison,
Goddn y Appsrson To be held subject to the decl-
sion OF the managers acting on behalf OF the Oak
wood Memorial Association in the enterprise OF
Messrs. William g. Webb Il Co.
r 4. LAaSsCcAMsTER' Trustees.
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TWO MARRIAGES. BY Miss MU-
l. LOCH.
ST. ELMO. By Miss Evans.
IDALIA. By Ouida.
RECOLLECTION OF Fl. WATKINS ALLEN.
TRUTHS HISTORY OF THE GREAT REBEL
LION.
COUNTRY QUARTERS.
SIX HUNDRED A YEAR.
WAR POETRY OF THE SOUTH. By simms.
SURRY, OF EAGLES NEST. By J. L. Cooke.
j. WALL TURNER, Bookseller.
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ATTEMPT AT RoBBERY.-An attempt was
made ON Tuesday night to enter the ware
house of Messrs. w. B. Jones s. Co., on
Cary street, by picking the lock. Tne
thieves were scared off by a private watch
man: and yesterday morning the lock was
in such a condition as to make it necessary
to send for locksmith before 1t could
he entered,
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01o pRINTERs.-sEALED PROPO.

T,o PRINTERS s.-sEALIE1JD1 PRop0. o o.
SAILS will be received until MONDAY the 4.h
oFsbrsry for rsprntiinzk nzkiaas II aS,aTI REPnhT
soo coppiss Of each volume, and each containing
probably 100 pages. Ths, price per thousaha ems
anu pi,sn po of the books to be reprinted can be
seen fn the ofics OFF N. Herndon. ssq secfstady
ofthe Commonwealth. The paper will De iurhsnea
Bond with security. to be given for the prompt
and faithful performance OF The wosk,
Address, through the Richmond post once
10 ao-td Superintsndent Public Printing.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. ETC.

BOIHS, > n IOTNCtO = u =.
LMANACS FOR 1867.
n IESLIE-illustrated,
TRIBUNE,
RiCHARDsoN's s VIRGINIA and NORTH
CAROLINA,
OLD FRANKLIN,
HAGERSTOWN,
BEADLES ALL-THE-YEAR BOOK,
AMERICAN FARMERS,
LESLIE-comc,
BTCKEL'S observation-disclosures
FAMILIEN KALEN ENDER-iIlustrated,
BOLTZ KALENDER-illustrated
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