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Agents.

ALEX VArGHrr Esq- our authorized agent at Seneca
H. to receive for old subscriptions the Free
Trader and ooaras for JOB printing, All orders sent
through him receive prompt attention
VI MONTGOMERY, Esg authorized Agent az LELAND
der. advertising. DC. "
DoNAGHHo ESQ, Is our authorized agent to receipt
'or snbcrlpions to the fREE TRADkh for sdversemen
DO. At the town Of streAior In this county.
J. W. BROWNE Esq. 10 our authorized agent At EAplvie
In this county 10 receipt for and
H. eut Ia the Free Trader.
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Town Collector.

We are authorized to announce BENJAMIN r.
PHELPS As candidate for reelection to the
Office OF Town Collector of tho town Of Ottawa,
at the coming April election.-t
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PETERsoN's MAGAZINE, Frank L<a,e's Pleas
ant Hours, and Bdliou's MonMiN for April, and
all late publications, stationery, gold pens,
pocket cutlery, Nc, at Osman n Hapeman's,
west Of court house square
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'ren,ucrauce I.ecsures

DIR. c. A STORY, of Chicago, will deliver a
course of three lectures on temperance at the
Court House, commencing next Tuesday eve
ming, the 18th inst Admittancs free. Let all
attend.
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BABY CARRIAGEs.-If you want to see the
finest assortment of Baby Carriages ever brought
to Ottawa, go to Hall e. Murphy's.
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10 RENT-A good dwelling house, with nine
rooms good cellar, we'll aud cistern, only one
block from the Post Office. Enquire at Bsw.
mans Photograph Gallery.
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The finest stock of Wall Paper and Window
Shades in Ottawa at OsMAN & HArEMAN's, west
of Court House Square. Call and examine their
styles and prices before buying elsewhere.
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i. o. q. r.

OTTAWA LODGE No. 81: Meets every Thursday evening
Daog htes OF Hebeccs Meet the third Tuesday eve
ming OF each month '' wv
oTIAwA ESoANragxT No. 50: Meets on the second and
onrth Tuesday evening. ~
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WINDOW SHADEs.-The largest and best stoeli,
OF Window Shades and Fixtures, Cords and.
Tassels, at Hall e. Murphy's
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Ottawa Post Once.

CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS
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ROBBERY AND ARREsT.-On. Wednesday
night between IL and IL o'clock the store
of Messrs. Pole. & Clarke, on Main street
corner of Eighteenth, was entered and
robbed of lot of groceries valued at SIS.
The thief effected an entrance through
the,front door by 3prizing it open,r and COM
mitted the act while the first police relief
was beingposted. Suspicion vas attached
to Beverly HARRIS a negro boy, who staid
at tho store. "A search warrant was got
ten out for him, and Sergeant Kendrick
served it.. Harris was found making his
preparations to leave the city, and the
stolen goods were foundin his possession.
He was arrested andaconveyed to the sta
tion.house. He was arraigned before the
Mayor yesterday morning. The case was
continued until to-day. .sH1i -
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OPproR VIRGINIA CEsrR Al RAILRoAD CoA'x,l
: s9syiSfs,s 'fs2s RIcHHoEDs Jan nary !, 1Ses. s.,

E FdHESAPIeAKI1tA NDi0HIesRAI.s
" .R0AD-LAuD BEgEIYE1 In PAYMENT OF
tion Of the act passed March u lssl. sosas6gids
from the Vvnsers of the Chesapesks .tu the Yhtc
river,n authorizes the Virginia Central Ratltoad
Company 10 contract with the CoTfngton and Ohio
Railroad Commissioners, for the eonstrnction OF
and In the sveasssuch contract be made, tt all
thereafter be known as the Chosapeake and ohio
Railroad Company, and be entitled 20. ill the
gives to tie CHESAPEAKE and ohio haiIrsad Com,
papy the right to receive Give land in Of sub
On the ,sosh day of November ullmo the Vir-
ginfa Central Railroad ompany entered into q
contra to construct the CoviDgon and ohsD tail.
road upon condition that %. oao OF stock was
subscrfpedto 80 4-l{i l91itA3 s-iil5s2 So m
Row Rersfors. this is 70 giye notiss tha. an,
sUBscRIPTI0HSo D OF, sT9CR 3PAEABtEi ~
LAND II toe prices are satisfactory, and MAKE
dend IS soon as the road is completed to the thic
will receive application for subssrip,@iop @ 70
such eghtp cent preferred ssock OF ,ns onsSa, r
th line Of ANY Of the railroads In Virginia;
lIIParsss who propose to- ysubscr land will be
expected, in every case, TO furnish at their own
cost ths report of some 1aeysr named by myself
that shs title y go9d the prss to bs ssssss,d upon
assessed value OF 1850. r,9.i,,s -, s.-s =
The ultimate value Of the stock or the Chesa-
peaket and Ohio Railroad Company may be ssn;
Last year the3receipts OF the Psnnsylyanta Gem
Central, ass miles, $l4, 500. Use. .: {. ,a-.4 4.
President Virginia Central Railroad Company
81
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SpecsGg Notices.

rr-uRs, WfNSLow,S, SOOTHING sY.
pTp for children teethins. greatly facilitates the
.soea.s of tee,hinS by sof,ening the gums, re-
ffr,,ns eli -snfammation-wiil aliay all paiaa and
s.ss,noaie action, and is sure to ~
REGULATE THE BOWELS.
re,cnd rpen Il, snoshers, It viii give rest 10
yourselves and
psrrSF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this articisier years.
ava can say In coSrspRSoR and TRUfH Of sitwhst
20 have never been able 10 cay OF any other me-
de;ne-never has It failed In asingle Instance to
sse,, su-s when timely used. Never did we
s,ov an instance OF dissasisfaetion by any one
vbo used &. On, the contrary, all are delighted
vIh its operation; and speak IN terms of COM
me adaion o. Its magical effects and medical vir-
tres We speak In this matter "wHAr VIZ DO
Know" after years OF experience. and pledge our
rspatst,on for the fulflment Of what we here de-
clare. In almost every Instance whore tho infant
Il ,ssuFsr.ng from pain and exhaustion, relief will
be found Ia fifteen or twenty minutes after the
svrup is administered. Full directions, for using
will accompany each bottle. Be cure snd call FOX
"MRs. aIsSbow'S sooTHING g SYRUP, }" having
the fac smile Of "a Curtis Perkins on the out
,,as wrapper All others are base limitations.
Sold BY druggists throughout the world. Price,
only sso. per bottle.
cfases: 2lsPunoa street. n. z; 2o5 High Hol.
born, London. England; ati St. Paul street, Mon
trssl Canada. = FI soc s-eodsm
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.AatetS0a, Safes THIS Dug.
COOK 4 LAUG HTON, will sell at, 10 O'Clock
an assortment of handsome pariori and
,iyg household furniture. = @gs
IaOGAL MATTERS,

SHARP PRACTICE AMONG HuGKsTE ERs-
tSwINDLIEG BY WHoLEsALs.-James
Coughlin was .arraigned before the Mayor
yesterday morning for altering sealed
measures atterbein stamped, in the Second
Market. s 81
Mr. Tyler, clerk of the Second Market,
testified that. some weeks since. he went
around the market, and. he discovered
about o. hundred measures in the market
which had been altered. He gave notice
that should such happen again, he would
have all tie parties arrested. Some days
afterward he: noticed at Coughlin's stand q
measure the bottom Of which 4 had been
knocked out; and moved up. He sent for
Mr.. Talman; who tried the measure land
found it to- be short of q half peck by
nearly, a quart. He sent for Coughlin ,and
he assured him that the, measure was not
his. Mr.. Tyler told him not to letihim
find it about his stand again. a day or
two since he, found the same measure on
bis staud, and he arrested him. !. ,,f,s ,t17, 12
Warner Carlton was also arraigned for
using measure with false, bottom and
q forged measurer's stamp. This measure
was short of q half peck by three pints.
Think of it. Three pints gain to Q cheat,
and three pints loss to. some poor one, per
haps, who drains her purse to pay for the
half peck What vampires The .evi-
dence, given in, the case was sufficient to
PROVE that.the measures had been used.
The Mayor read the ordinance on mar
kets, by which he was authorized to expel
parties convicted of this charge from the
market. and the laws of Virginia, whereby
the parties could be, fined and imprisoned
The parties. desiring to bring in3evi-
,dence, the case was continued until to-
day. If: they, be proven to be the guilty
ones, the full punishment of the law should
be meted them. The offence, grieyous
enough in itself, is doubled in times like
these, when, more than, half the people
who purchase in the market are in trying
circumstances. F.es
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10 :ANoFHER WINDOW RoBBERY.-Early
yesterday morning the window of the auc-
tion store of Mr.. Thomas D. Neal, on
Main street below Fourteenth, was broken
into: and robbed of most of its contents.
The first thing known of the robbery was
the discovery of a brickbat inside the win
dow, and a}good- sized hole through the
large plate glass made by its entrance
This class of robberies is becoming fire.
5quent, and if not stopped there will soon
be no sale for plate glass in Richmond.
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The CASE OF HENRY SMITH, LATE
UNITED STATES INSPECTOR Henry Smith
was arraigned, before Commissioner Cha
hoon yesterday on the charge of allowing
unauthorized persons to: use the brand
used by him as United States inspector of
whiskey. .a .aIas, =,
!, W. W. Gosden, was sworn, but declined
answering any questions. concerning who
used the brand, on the ground that he
feared it would .implicate himself. No
other witnesses appearing for the Govern
ment, the. prisoner was discharged. -..-g,
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PRE-.
,sIDIsG-THuRsDAY M MoRNING.-Beverly
Harris (negrol charged with bnrglariously
entering the store of, Pole & Clarke and
bstealing q lot of snndries valued. atcseyen-
Iety.fiye dollars, was arraigned.a The case
!tWssi continued until to-day. s.i
Ia. Ralph d Martin (negrol,o charged with
stealing coal was sent on: 8 ;yEe3 .9l
/ Charles o. O'Brienr and William Hamilton
| (sraall but Yeryprecocious boys, from New
York;, charged with being vagtanss, were
set, back, TO be cared foro until the next
northern train. glo ss.s1Gal. - fes
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: CASES IN BANKRUPTCY.-The following
persons have, been declared bankrupts on
their own petitions since our last report:
Henry Fitzgerald, of Norfolk; S. B. Muir
rell, of Southampton; J.H. Buford, of Pu-
laski C. G. Wingo, Of Giles; j. G. Kent,
of Pulaski J. a. Thompson and James
boswell, of Washington o. E.. White
hurst and Nathan Camp, of Norfolk; E..
A. SBlanton, of Amelia; r. Y. Ewers, Of
Amherst; S. 81. Osborne, of Prince Ed
ward j. J. Guthrie, Of. Buckingham; s..
S. Samtnons, of Prince Edward; J: F..
Moses, of Charlotte; L. A. Webb, of
Washington. :" 80
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F4 BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-This
splendid HAIR DYE is the best in the world !;
the only true and perfect dye harmless, reliable,
instantaneous !. no Disappointment; no ridieulous
tlnts remedies the. i'll effects OF bad dyes; in
vigoratss aud leaves the hair soft and Beautiful
black or Ero,on. Sold by all druggists and per-
fumsls. and properly applied at Bachelor Wig
Factory, No ls Bond street, New York. .7Fo
la .tt4e'
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b CHARGED WITH OBsTRUCTING UNITED
STATES REyENUE LAws.-Lste; " ednesday
evening Mr.7Massena Beaziey, of Henrico
county, was arrested by Deputy Marshal
Lynham on the charge of obstructings the
execution of United States revenue laws.
He was held to bail in. tho sum of 81 900 to
answer before Commissioner Chahoon. -
Yesterday Mr.. Beazley appeared, bu tin
the absence of witnesses the case was con-
tinued until this morning., ~ u
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VIOLATION OF REVENUE LAws.-Messrs.
Gillian s. Mallory were before Commis-
sioner Chahoon yesterday to answer q
charge of failing to pay the tax on tobacco
moved under their superintendent. The
case will be heard to-day.
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msA COUGH, A COLD, OR a SORE
THROAT, requires immediate attention, and
shouldbe checked. II allowedto continue, irri-
,a,ioa of the lungs, permanent throa: disease.
or consumption, 10 often the result III ife.
BEoWN,s BRONCHIAL TR0GHES, VISA
having direct influence to theparts, give imme.
6iate relief.
For Bronchitis. asthma. cstarrh, eonsumpt!ve and
throat diseases, TR0CHEs are used with
always good success. - =.
Singers AID public speakers use them to clear
and strengthen tho voice.
Obtain only
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs, = 2
sad do not take any Of the worthless imitetions
thHt may be offered.
Sold syerywhsre oc 2e-eodam
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GLASS SMASHED AND Doors SNAToHED. /.
The same scoundrel probably who made a
haul at Simpson Brothers a few nights
ago smashed another pane Of glass at the
auction store corner of New and Main
streets early Wednesday evening, and
made two or three pairs of boots by the
operation. })ff~2 ~ ~. 7t'i ~ s-''S- -,
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! On Dir. latestrumor on the streets
is that ne are soon to haEe-if we have
not had already-a bloody duel between
Messrs. Snead and Bowden, on account OF
the rumpuss in tho Convention on We'd
nesday afternoon. g.. s,.a t6f
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. ANNIVERSARY CELEBRAT1oN.--The. Lin.
wood Social Club propose to celebrate
their first anniversary by grand enter,
tsinment on Wednesday next. We. are
indebted to the club for an invitation to be
present, extended through Mr.. George E.
Sadier. president. - ~
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sz-aMERIcA AGAINST ENGLAND

AMERICAN COMPAH TOILET SOAPS
HONEY, GL.YCE ERINE. BOUQUET. AND
PALM.-These popular soaps are made from the
choicest materials, very richly perfumed. war
raued not only equal but superior to the English,
and fifty per cent cheaper. They are superseding
ell foreign toilet soaps in this market, as 1t is we'll
gnown that since their introduction the demand
lor tho latter has fallen of fully one.half. Manu-
fastarsd only by .ss - aga = ~1-7
MoKEoEF, VAN HAGEN 4. CO.,
81 south Front street, Philadelphia; 80 Barclay
street New York. x no so-acd6m
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Eg WM. B. IsAACS s. CO., BANKERS,
CORNER OF MAIN ASD FoURTsEsTH sTRBETs,
H1cHMogp. dealers In COIN, BONDS, STOCKS,
Back NOTES, PAPER. and Me-
GoTIATE LOAEs.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn at sight or on
sime in Sums to suit purchasers, most reliable
houses in ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND,
FRANCE, GERMANY, SWITZERLAND, BEL.
GUM, HOLLAND, SWEDEN, and y yoRWAY.
DEPOSITS received subject 10 check a. sight, or
CERTIFICATES issued for same. So So
COLLECTIONS made on oil accessible points IN
the United States, Canadas, and Europe. sJ..es
REVENUE STAMPS sold at liberal discount.
dc 2s-3R 2fF 7
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: FIGHTING. IN THE STREET.--Urias a.
Gathright and Pat. Handrahan. had a fight
on Main street yesterday, which was un-
fortunately interrupted before the tWen-
tieth round by the appearance Of Sergeant
Gum. They were bailed to answer before
1.-THE 1MayorGthis morning. t5 e sG
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A Swiss Inventor, it is reported, has. ad-
dressed letters to several European Govern
ments. and to our own, stating that he ha has
discovered d motive power which super
c,,fes steam. He asks 10000, 600 for bus Y:
secret, and THINKS he will get.it, Il,
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CLEAR THE Neutrality-suspicious., mar
ketmen, and all others who. do business on
the muddy deep in the vicinity Of the
powder magazine and alms-house, COM
plain exceedingly that fence has been
built across the road leading from the head
Of Seventeenth street to the magazine.
This obstructs road in use for nearly
thirty years, and persons, have to make a
circuit Of nearly two miles in order to get
TO a spot only q hundred yards distant.
Cannot our city authorities attend to this
grievance? u
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D. RgcoasTsUCTIoN FUNDs.-In5 the def
cheney bill which, Congress passed on We'd
nesday was an, item of fifty Thousand dol.
lars, for District No. /, which will Big on
hand for disburse ment il 9 few days.
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Iarpe, numbers of bones of on extinct
race Of human beings, il Is said, have peen
exhuned In digging for the oundation OF
Q cathedral at San Antonio. Texas: ~
l In sLp Maine, II in q State Convention Of aetho-
iaists has decided In iayor OF lay represen-
fation ri the general and aannual con-
feFeEeSps. e {, !, 80 s.a {,
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ADVANTAGES OF THE MODERN DANCE
Everybody wants to know what they are,
and considerable curiosity has been aroused
to know what the Rev. Mr.. Hatcher has to
say upon the subject. He, lectures to:
night at the Leigh-street Baptist church,
and will doubtless have a full house. 81
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRT-JUDGE
UNDERWOOD PKEs1DMG.--InI the case of
Hayward, BARTLETT, s. Co. Us. S. Drum
mond's. executor, jury wasiempannelled
yesterday, and verdict rendered fortt the
plaintiff. af &ir a.ft7
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w ToFARMERs AND PLANTERS. Til

Eg TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.-The
subscribers usr for sale in lots to suit purchasers
1900 TONS 'OF D0UBLE-REFINED PouDRETTE
OF the Lodi Manufacturing Company. made from
the night coil, blood ofFal. and dead animals OF
New York city, for which the company have ex-
elusive contract. Price only TWENTY FIVE
DOLLARS PER TON. freight and charges from
New York added Warranted by the company to
be equal weight for weight to any high. priced
supe.phosph ate in the market Tho results on corn,
cotton. tobacco and grain, hsve been astonishing
,he p.s, season It mstores the crop from ten days
10 two wa rs sarlisr, and doub es the crop.
Pamphlets, with certificates OF hundreds OF we'll
known planters and farmers, and every fn'orma-
tio1, sen. free TO any one applying by letter or
o.berwlssto HooE & WEDDERBUEN,
Alexandria, Va. s.
&LLIkON q ADDISON,
Richm ond, Va.
or the odi Manufacturing Company, New York.
Ia 25-2m
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A NEW. GAS COMPANY. new gas
company has been started in our city by
Messrs. Neudeeker & Co., on Main street
near Twenty fifth. On Thursday evening
the whole, establishment, Of about forty
burners, was lighted up, and witnessed by
the Mayor, the City Council, and a great
many of the scientific and business memo
Richmond. Every gentleman present was
astonished at the, results performed! II
was clearly shown that the gas made after
the new method gives a better and by fai
cheaper light than the city furnishes now
The Messrs. F. King and G. W. Neu.
decker, who are the patentees of this new
invention, will have similar works on,a
larger scale in New York and Washington
under charge of Mr.. D., S. Cordle, the con.
structor Of the works now in operation. -
From the many opinions expressed, the
new system will soon show its superiority
over the d,.and we will before long have
cheaper and better gas. s~.r7 =. 4.
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EOR ST8VE DEALERS.-AMERI--
II CAN, RUSSIA, and IMITATION RUSSIA
SHEET IRON, and sHgET ZINC, for sale by 80
GORDON 4 CRIE GAN,
Ia 90 sk ssftHls'+ Z 4.f -.E Pearl Block
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IUEsULY- Charles Gridsr WAS arraated
Yesterday on the charge Of resisting police
man b. 3. Poitienx In the dischaEge of his
dutT u sis,,1 81 sss,ssaa0a 8xEH III stsest
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Bgs SPECIAL NOTICE-R e MOVA L.
JOHN C. SaAFER g. CO., Merchant Tailors, have
removed to their new building, No 1902 Main
street corner Tenth third door above the post
oaee). where they will continue their business in
all It's branches, and would respectfully solicit
continuance of the farors Of their patrons and the
public generally. ia Lin
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2 BLAcKwooD for January has been sent
to US by Turner, 11l4 Main street.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN.
ING I'm TIE RicHnoND PosT-oFFIcE January
so, l86s.-Mrs. Emma S. Wilson, Chapel
Hill, Fluvanna county, Va, no stamp S.
Wolfsheimer s. Bro, Baltimore, Md, no
stamp; Alfred Winston, Louisa Court
house, Va, no stamp J. r. iQnarles, Cor
donsyille, Va, no stamp; !, s. Frederick D.
King, New York, Government envelope
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TOR MACHINISTs AND Mocha.
Il NICS.-Best REFINED ROLLED IRON and
STEEL of various kinds; Also, NOVA SCOTIA
GRIaDsToNES for sale BY
y ID 90 i. sFssss .E..g 2. tstE;prT paprl, ,Rlo.k
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PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY 80. 1858.
-, s.E~ a-s4 ARRIVED. ,t.- -
Steamer Alexandria, Plat, Philadelphia msr.
chandise and passengers, w. P. Porter. -
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk. mer.
chandise and passengers. L. B. Tatum-
, i. SAILED.
Schooner W B. hann, Stanford, New York,
merch sndise, Curtis q Parker. Z"
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g The SrAY LAW CASE was argued in the
Court of Appeals YESTERDAY by Hon: James
Lyons. The decision OF the court was re-
served. S's m ~ s. s,a 80 !
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Rlellmuul lisnatrll.

ETRK CIRCULATION 5oF THE cps
PATCH '' Is LARGER THAN THE COM
BrNED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSP ApERS7OF THIS
OTTY. e ross ;'ts p ~ .s't' s.s7ee'o- 49,.
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aPEAR Il JACKSON'S SAWS. One
y package of these unrivafled lsAWS-Eand, ,
Panel Rip, Tenon, and Compass Of my OWL i'm
portstion direct from the makers. For sale at low
est market rates by GHAREESty. SIaTOH, .i'G
noo - lI7s n ain gtSsat
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TOR TIN S.-TIN PLATE,
Il TRRNE PLATES for roofing, BAR TIN, and
SHEET zIHc.for sale 6y ,,nou >. c]pIyo,. ]
- ia 29-5t - t-"' =. Pearl Block.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-31

!skL ESTATE AGENTS and AUCTI ON EERs,
Ills MAIN STREET, 80
INFORM the!. friends that Gs incidental 10. their
Real Estate business, but IN no way to interfere
With it, they viii negotiste LOANS on real estate,
collatera!s, and commercial paper, and buy aud
sell Stocks, Bonds. and Bank Notes on commits
sion - ia Sim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-01-31
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