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NEW MASONIC HALL.-We have re-
ceived Photographic view of the archi-
tect's design for the Masonic Hall, corner
of Third and Main streets, the chief cor
ner-s stone Of which was laid on the 10th of
December last. The building is Corin-
THAN in style, will cover an area of sixty
by sixty feet, and will contain on the first
floor two large stores, with commodious
easements. On the second floor will be a
large concert or exhibition hall, and on the
third floor rooms suitable for Lodge pur-
poses. Between the two stores, which
will front on Main street, will be the open
ing to the concert and lodge-rooms. The
foundation of the building, including the
basement story, has already been COM
pleted, and the work will be resumed as
soon as the weatherpermits. One feature
of the building in which the public as
well as the Fraternity will be interested,
the need of which has been much felt, is
the proposed hall for concerts, lectures, or
other public entertainments.
The Richmond Masonic Building Asso-
citation is joint stock company, chartered
under the State laws. The stock is SlOO
per share, payable in monthly instalments
of SIS each. The building will be great
convenience to the public and remunera-
tive to the stockholders.
Some of our public-spirited citizens
outside of the Fraternity have taken stock
in this enterprise, and it is hoped others
will unite in the work.
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POETIC AND HUMOROUS ENTERTAINMENT.
We are pleased to announce that MIR.
Nichols has consented to- give two more
literary entertainments in Richmond.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the
weather On Friday evening, he had good
audience, and every hearer seemed de-
lighted with the readings. His efforts,
however, could scarcely be called readings,
while recitations would be too tame term.
Every piece is accurately committed to
memory, and thereby Mr.. Nicholls's rem,
dering of prose or poetry is accompanied
with much of the effect attending dramatic
performances. His voice is full in volume,
flexible, and well controlled ; his gestures
appropriate and impressive his powers OF
imitation truly remarkable. Were we dls-
posed to be critical, it might be remarked
that his humorous pieces are the most ae, !.
cidedly effective, though the "5Rayenn OF
Poe, Lady Clara y of Tennyson, ana tne
!" Fall of Wolsey," were undoubtedly
we'll rendered. But in the humorous
pieces he could not easily be excelied.
We forget entirely Mr.. Nichols, and see
before US the buriy tones of Justice star
leigh, the nonchaIance of Sam Weller,
and the pretentious oratory of Sergeant
Buzfuz, in the imitiable trial scene OF the
Pickwick Papers. The Mugglestons on
Pleasure Bent" from Shurley Brooks, IS
rendered with spirit of infinite humoI,
greatly to the delight Of those who laugn g
at woman's frailties. So, also, we mlgnt
speak Of Martha Perring's Experience on
the Continent, and Mrs. Caudte's Sermon
from the Text: ",,Shist Buttons" me
Knight and the Lady, from Ingoldsoy,
was received with uproarious laughter, It's
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The RICHMOND GYMNAsIUM.-The gym
nasium lately opened on Franklin street
by our young men is a most useful institu-
tion, and should not lack abundant sup
port. 1t is large and commodious build
ing, fitted up with all the necessary appa-
ratus. 1t is opened daily, and classes OF
boys are instructed on Mondays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays, from to 6 o'clock
P. NJ, and for young men from 7 to IL
O'Clock each night. The classes are un-
der the instruction of Messrs. Kempe and
Schotte, two of the old Richmond Turner's.
We know of nothing that could be said
more to the favor Of the gymnasium than
speech made by one Of our robust German
citizens at the opening of the gymnasium.
Said he: "Young Gentermen,-I advise
everybody to yoin dis gymnasium for it
makes everybody vat and sthreng. Look at
me-. Ven yoin der Tooner, vas leetle
man, und der more I turnid de waiter |
gifts, und vas leetle man no more; und
now Pm shust as vat as never vas."
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OFFICE OF THE ARLINGTON MUTUAL LIFE !
INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA,

INSURANCE COMPANY OF VIRGINIA,
February %, 1868.
At meeting of the Board of Directors
held this day the following preamble aud re-
solutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas Major JOHN DooLEY, 4 member of
this Board, has recently been removed from
the sphere of his labors on earth by the in
scrutible will of an all-wise Providence, and
it is fitting to commemorate his virtues and
his usefulness:
Resolved, That the death Of Major DooLEY
has deprived this Board of n valued and loved
associate, in whose character was combined
all those qualities which endeared him to US
personally and made him safe guardian of
the interests confided to his care.
Resozued, That in common with the whole
community, from which this dispensation has
taken an esteemed and useful citizen, q man
of strict integrity, and full of charity, we
mourn our loss and theirs.
Resolved That we tender our warm sympa-
thy to the family of our deceased friend in
the deep afIliction of those who knew best his
virtues in all the social relations Of life; and
that copy of this be furnished to the family
of the deceased and published in the newspa-
pers of the city.
WILLIAM B. IsAAcs, Vice-President.
John II. Claiborne, Secretary pro tenn.
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SCRAMBLE FOR MUNICIPAL OFFICES
The removal of the magistrates of the Hus-
tipgs Court by General Schoield has
caused considerable quaking among the
"ins," and anxious expectations among the
"outs." Wire-pulling and caucusses are
again the order of the day. The extreme
Radicals are jubilant, and hope for gene
raj decapitation of old office holders.
Hardly man in the ranks of the party is
without aspiration for some good fat situa-
tion under the military regime.
Saturday morning the whole subject was
discussed in caucus by party of promi-
nent Radicals, including member of the
City Council and Federal officer Of con-
siderable rank. A long list Of men accept
able to them was revised, and will be for
warded to General Schofield with the re-
quest that he will select from it the names
of persons to fill all Offices vacated, which
they earnestly trust will not be few in num-
Der. They seem to take it for granted
that because the aldermen have been
cashiered for particular offence, every
other civil officer, from mayor to city sea-
venger, will follow suit.
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The SPoTswooD HoP.--The last chop {"
of the season was given at the Spotswood
on Friday night, and was brilliant affair.
The beauty of Richmond was well repre-
sented; and this is not saying little, for
there are at present in the city more
pretty girls than ever before within the
memory Of the oldest inhabitant." The
scenes in the ball and supper rooms were
all that youth, bright eyes, light hearts,
light heels, good music, champagne, and
plenteous fare, could combine to render
fascinating and pleasing.
Messrs. Millward Brothers, together with
their gentlemanly assistants, Tinsley, Hous-
ton & Co., We're, as usual, unceasing in
their endeavors to promote the pleasure
and comfort Of those present. The excel
lent manner in which everything was con-
Quoted, and the satisfaction expressed by
all present, was in great degree due to
the courtesy and good management of the
following-named young gentlemen, who
composed the Committee of Arrange
meptS:
Committee. Haxall, Q. @. Bridges, J.
B. Tinsley, Jr., G. Hatcher, John Triplett,
S. S. Campbell, R. F. Jennings, Corbin War
wick, l.. ID. Crenshaw, Jr., A. G. Watkins,
Charles Sutton, James Tyler, G.. a. Dayen-
port, E. S. Gay, Jr., w. P. McCarty, James
Bolton, George Mayo, J. V. Poyner, Russell
Robinson, Robert Ould, John S. Wise.
Among the guests present was that
soldier and gentleman General Burton,
former commandant of Fortress Monroe,
together with his lady.
The hop was brilliant success in spite
Of bad weather, and our young people
sigh with regret that it was the last in
stead of the first of the season.
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LIST OF UEMA1LARLE LETTERS REAAIN-
ING IN THE RICHMOND Post OFFICE Febru- tl1l
aryg 22.-Mrs. Bette Lowry, Richmond,
Va. no stamp; Miss Mary Cameron, Rich
mond, Ya.,.no stamp; Miss B. " Mallory,
Richmond, Va, no stamp; Mrs. 4. =.
Barksdale, Amelia Courthouse, Y O., no
stamp Captain Frank Corkery, New Or
leans, La, no stamp DR.. Walton Saun-
ders, Lorento, Essex county, Va, no
stamp Dr.. E. II. Wa1ker, Steyensvllle'
Va, no stamp; John "a. Washington, I
Fredericksburg, Va, no stamp; the SneriHl 7
of Appomattox county, Va, no stamp.
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To Tob0ccO1jstis.
TO MANUFACTURERS CT T,

TO MANUFACTURERS CT TO-
i BACCO; AND TOBACCO FLATTEN..
ING MILL S After an experience Of
twenty five years in tho mill-making busi-
ness, have improved and secured letters; pa; :;
by which one third more tobacco Is pressed In
the same space aud time than in the old mills.
The backs are Of solid rolled iron, TO which
the sinkers (plated) are attached by rfyets
through and through, countersunk, and fled
smooth to prevent impressions on the tobacco,
and making the mills more durable.
My claim is fully set forth In my letters pa.
tent; and this is to caution the public against
mani nufacturing or using said patent unless the
right has been properly obtained from me.
NV mills will be stamped with my name, &c.
Tobacconists will find it greatly TO their In
terest to adopt these mills in their establish
ments for economy In time, labor, and dura-
bility, as well as cost.
With confidence refer to the tobacconistss
Of this city. d Z am prepared to make them Of
all sizes and in any quantity with dispatcn.
Orders promptly attended to-.
For further particulars, &C., aPpiy 70 OF
address G: T. Mhhh2,
fe 2l-1w box $780, fetersouEE, Yn.
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Land Age1,cies.

HEHE EPIEDMONT LAND AGENCY OF
VIRGIN1A.-E. q. RANDOLPH co.
Branch office, Richmond, Va, at present 10
Gated corner Main and Eleventh streets. W.
i. ROBINS, local partner.
This agency advertises extensively the LANDS
of par ties who comply with its terms free OF
all charge, except in case Of sale; and through
its extensive connections has disposed OF
very large quantity of land since 1860.
consult their interest by correspondence at
once with US, enclosing descriptions OF the pro-
w. B. ROBINS,
Local Partner Piedmont Land Agency,
in 17-3md&sw Richmond, Va.
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MONUMENTAL CHURCH FAIR.-The ladies
of this church continue the fair to-day
and tomorrow. They have many beauti-
full fancy articles not yet disposed of, and
refreshments in endless variety. The fine
art gallery is still attracting crowds.
Those who have not visited it had better
call before it closes. a crowd of young
ladies and gentlemen is nightly in attend
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Meetjngs.

TALLED MEETING.-A called meet
" ing of the stockholders Of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg, and Potomac Railroad Com
pany will be held at the Office of the company
in the city of Richmond on WEDNESDAY
the Goth of March, 1858, at II o'clock A. NJ. .iss
BY order of the President and Directors. s.s
J. B. WINSTON,
fe A-td & ~ Secretary. q
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RESISTANCE TO OFFICERS OF THE UNI
TED STATES CoURT.-Friday morning at
an early hour Deputy Marshal Lynham, of
this city, acting under an order of the
District Court, went to the tobacco factory
Of Mr.. A. Whitehead, about mile and q
half from Petersburg, and took legal pos
session of it and certain fixtures belonging
to-Crouch. Several men were standing
about the door of the establishment, but,
after carefully scrutinizing the order of
the court, made no resistance. The
Marshal, after taking the keys, left the
factory in charge of Mr.. Boiling Heath as
keeper, and returned to Richmond. At
about midnight he received telegram
from his attorney stating that after dark
Heath had been elected by four men, one
of whom was armed, and threatened him
with death in case Of resistance. He re-
quested Marshal Lynham to go over to
Petersburg Immediately. The latter re-
piled that he would be over in the morning
with force sufficient to arrest any bellige-
rent parties.
In the mean time Heath came over
himself, and receiving full particulars of
the occurrence, Mr.. LYMAN took steps
to, secure guard, and was ready to take
the train at noon, when a letter was re-
ceived from Mr. Whitehead, the owner of
the factory, whom Heath claimed to have
recognized with the assaulting party. The
letter said: "Send your mantle keep
er's statement is exaggerated. Ives not at
home, or the disturbance would not have
occurred" This raised a question of vera
city between Mr.. Whitehead and the
keeper. However, the latter returned,
and at last accounts was in peaceable pos
session of his charge. For time it was
feared that the difficulty was more serious,
and a row was anticipated; but it is sup
posed that the fighting parties were fright
ened into terms by Marshal Lynham's
promDt action.
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Insurance Companies.

BANKING AND INSU-
RANCE COMPANY-STATE DEPOSI-
TWELFTH AND MAIN
STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.-Deposits re-
ceived, subject to check at sight. Collec tons
made on all accessible points, and all business
transacted apper tanning to legitimate banking
Exchange furnished to depositors 1T par. 1n-
terest allowed on deposits in savings depart
ment JOHN G. DAVIS, Cashier.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENTAL Issue
policies of insurance against fire on all deslra-
BILE classes of risks in city or country.
JOHN F. @. POTTS, Secretary.
JOHN B. DAVIS, President. ja %
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NTOTICE.-All persons having claims
DECEASED, will please present them for settle
ment and NIL persons indebted to the said
estate will please come forward and settie.
= / i .Tsa>s JAMES II. DOOLEY, a
4 Administrator OF r. B. Sims, deceased.
fe ll-2aWlm
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CONSERVATIVES ORGANIZATION. : There
will be an adjourned meeting of the Chiefs
of Fifties of Monroe Ward, at 212 Broad
street, in the hall of the Evening Star
Saloon, this Monday evening at o'clock.
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MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
lNA COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
CASH SURPLUS OVER. .s2s, 600, ,oOt

This Is not joint stock company, but every
dollar of it's vast accum ulation is the property
of the insured, and an annual dividend, which
can be used in payment of premiums, is made
to its policy holders.
This Company has been in existence for
TWENTY-FIVE years, and is now in receipt of q
larger income than any company either in
England or America, thus giving to the in
sured the amplest assurance OF its reliability
and security.
The MUTUAL LIFE" receives and pays
In CASH ONLY, and its assets are so invested in
bonds and mortgages as to place its policy
holders beyond the reach Of any monetary
depreciation or financial crisis.
ID. N. WALKER & CO., Agents,
lola Main street.
DR.. J. B. McCAw, Medical Examiner. no 2
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C03efsctioa1e9Iess

! CST RECEIVED,
IL boxes BEST LEMONS,
5000 best COCOANUTS,
trails DATES,
mats $SEEDLESS RA1S1NS, to arrive;
- boxes MESSINA ORANGES, at
ZIMMER & CO.'S,
Ja23 1913 Main street.
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shipping.


TOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
i STEAMSHIP Gz@sx
The new and elegant side-wheel ss.ssg8s.l
steamship HATTERAS, CoUcH commander,
will leave her wharf 1T Rockets on TUES
DAY, February 25th, 1T l o'clock. Freight
received up to II o'clock NJ. Fare, Sl2. Round
tickets, $50 stesssge, Sc. Through bills signed
TO Boston, and insurance effected at lowest
rates Apply to S. AYRES & CO.,
fe 24-2t Eleventh and Main Streets,
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.--The boats
IN of the JAMES RITERas2s-9TTI;5ss \,
AND KANAWHA CAN A ii LEsss EEssass..Ss -..-::-s
COMPANY will leave the dock as usual
promptly at l2 O'Clock M. on TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls ON goods for LynchburS
and beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid,
ut the option of the shipper. Freight received
and delivered at my office, on the dock.
Way Freight will not be delivered till
charges are paid.
Boats locked and insured.
de IL EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. - The new
rooms of the Chamber Of Commerce, on
Cary and Thirteenth streets, are COM
pleted, and open daily to the members.
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EOR RENT, the TENEMENT No. 1920
u east Main street, now occupied by hch
H NJ Castor. The store runs back E,,sE
about l3O feet, and is fitted up with coun- 3-te
ters, shelves, and drawers, with neat count
ing-room
There are two light and airy floors above,
with access to the second story from the lever
of Exchange alley, aftording facilities for re-
ceiying and discharging goods.
Rooms have been fitted for lodging rooms on
the second and third floors. Possession given
lst of March. Apply to
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
IA Real Estate Agents.
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AWaasse72ae7sts.

DE.ENGAGEMENT OF Mr.. HENRY
III NICHOLLS.-Mr. Henry Nichols will
read on MONDAY and TUESDAY EVE
NINGS, ut O'Clock, at the concert-room OF
the Exchange Hotel, some of his most choice
selections from Shakespeare, Tennyson, Hood,
D. Jerold, Ingoldsby, and others.
Tickets for the two readings can be bought
ut the rooms of the Christian Association or
ut the drug or bookstores for SEVENTY
FIVE CENTS; single tickets, ElFTY
CENTS. Schools will be furnished at TWEEN
TY-FIVE CENTS for each pupil. All tickets
bought ut the door, FIFTY CENTS.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Lyme &
Brother sold at auction on Saturday two
lots, on Twenty-fifth street, rear of AS
bury chapel, 25x75 feet, at 81 per front
foot, on an alley.
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THE TWENTY -sECoND.-There was no
celebration of Washington's birthday in
this city.
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Lost, Str0yeG, and Found.


r OST, this morning, the 22d, near the
| Second Market, a MEMORANDA M
BOOK containing about fifteen dollars in
green backs, a check on Philadelphia bank for
$l9 so, payable to order, and other papers OF
no value to any person but the owner A re-
ward of fifteen dollars will be paid for the
book and contents if left at the Dispatch Office.
fe 24-lt .......## T.s aEe
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Mayors COURT MAYOR MAYO PRE-
s1p1NG-SATURDAY MoRN1Na.-Joe JEFF
ferson (negro). charged with stealing a
piece of beef from the stall of Mr. John
Lindsay, was committed in default ofsurety.
William Meekins negro boy), charged
with stealing two boxes of cigars and a
small amount of money from Robert Plea
SAINTS. was sent on to answer Indictment.
Friday Robertson and Henry Smith (ne-
groes), charged with attempting to COM
NIT burglary on the premises of James
Fennesy, were committed for further ex-
animation. '" -...,,
Eliza Edwards (negro), charged with
being disorderly in the street and resisting
the police in the discharge Of their duty,
was committed in default of surety.
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HUsT1NGs CoURT.-The following cases
ere for trial III this court. Witnesses and
counsel are required to be in attendance
when their cases are called:
Monday, 24h.-Charles G. Crumter,
larceny; Isaac Goode and William H.
Bibb, housebreaking; Alfred Baker, Will
liam Frank Larman, and William Wash
ipgton, larceny: Frederick Heckett, alias
William James, housebreaking; Alfred
Lee, burglary.
Tuesday, 25th.-John Mitchell, David
Ham, and Minor Hughes, housebreaking;
James Mosby, housebreaking; James
Green, William Hill, and Samuel George,
larceny.
Wednesday, 26th.-Louis Lottier, two
cases, housebreakiDg Sarah Brown, ar
son: William Freeman, robbery; Andrew
j. Berry and Samuel Fields, larceny.
The grand jury meets at 10 o'clock to-
day, and the prompt attendance of wit
nesses is desired.
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THE VoTE OF HENR1co ON THE CHEs-
APEAKE AND OH1o RAILRoAD.-Owing to
the extreme inclemency of the weather,
the vote of Henrico county on the ques-
tion Of subscription to the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad was light-very light.
We give the reports received from the
different districts, by which it will be
seen that there is majority of 126 in
favor of the subscription:
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NTANTED, A MAN WHO UNDER
w STANDS milking cows and driving
milk wagon. He must furnish frst-rate tes-
timonials Of capacity and character. Apply
at R. KERSE'S grocery, Fulton, Rockets.
in oa-2tS
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JUDGE BURNHAM's COURT will be in ses-
sion to-day.
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These returns are not official, and may
not be correct in some slight particulars.
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Rirltnuud lispattll.
MONDAY. FEBRUARY a, 1868.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH" is LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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/ i3RESERVES.-We have on hand g
large assortment Of
PRESERVED STRAWBERRIES,
LINES, DAMSONS,
GOUSEBERRIES,
TEACHES, OUNCES,
riNEAPPLES,
PEARS
CHERRIES,
APklCOTS,
"''Ch We are Offering at low prices.
ANDREW PIZZIN1 4 CO.,
! 70 S07 Broad street.
PREMIUM CANDIES.-We claim to
manufacture the BEST CANDIES made
J. ne .Hg tnlted States for WHOLESALE PUR-
'Hf->. We don't make one kind for our jars
- snow and another for wholesale. Our No.
~ = al alike, and warranted. We have nu-
y. ,~."GGS , Premiums, awarded before the war by
-e , 1!echanics' Institute Fairs when there
~ SIe W Numerous competitors-not honorable
ION for northern candies, French SO
'S9. We sell them as low as the Yankee
-"u'es, and warrant them much better.
LOUIS j. BOSSIEUX,
-"s No l4l2 Main street.
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strokes of humor falling with the addi-
tional charm of novelty upon many in the
audience.
Tho Young Mems Christian Association
deserve encouragement for such efforts as
this to provide good intellectual enter
tainment for our citizens. Let all who
appreciate literary Injuries hear Mr..
Nichols tonight, when fine programme
will be presented.
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SHAD have been in the markets for 9
day or two past.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY %, 1865.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatum.
SAILED.
Steamer Norfolk Vance, Philadelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers, w. 7. Porter.
Steamer Albemarle, Bourne, New York,
merchandise and passengers, S. Ayres Co.
Steamer Ellie knight, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, ID. & w. Currie.
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wv TAINTED, an experienced WHITE
wv NURSE, ut No. $40 Fifth street, between
Clay and Leigh streets.
fe 22-2t* 5. M. BAILEY.