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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-16

RELIGIoUs-THE Revival IN THE BAP-
TIsT CHURCHES. "A revival of religion of
no ordinary character is progressing in the
Baptist churches of Richmond under the
ministry of the Rev. A. 3. Earle. This
earnest divine, who came to our city little
more than week ago O perfect stranger,
has labored day and night in the good
work to which his life is devoted, and his
efforts, under God, have been crowned
with success almost beyond expect alton.
On Sunday last Mr.. Earle preached to q
very large congregation at the Leigh-street
Baptist church from the text "Let me die
the death of the righteous, and let my last
end be like His" 1t was a plain, practical,
characteristic discourse, contrasting the
happy death of the Christian with the last
hours Of the impenitent, embellished and
enforced by frequent recitals Of incidents
which have come under the speakers per-
sonal observation. 1t was listened to with
its close Mr.. Earle requested al who hoped
to die the death Of the righteous to rise in
their seats, it seemed that every man,
woman, and child in the house arose, and
seriousness was depicted on every counte-
nance.
So much interest was manifested in the
Leighstreet congregation thet Mr.. Earle
preached again at the same place yesterday
(Monday) morning; and again was the
house filed to overtlowing with attentive
auditors. After the preaching many per-
sons publicly asked the prayers Of Gods
people in their behalf.
On Sunday afternoon Mr.. Earle preached
at the First Baptist, which is probably the
largest house Of worship in Richmond. The
galleries and main auditorium were filed
before the hour for service arrived, and
soon there vas not standing-room within
the sound Of tAc preachers voice. The
vestibule and anterooms were full, and the
steps were covered with people. Soon q
large number Of persons, unable to gain
admission above, assembled in the lecture
room, and united in . prayer-meetiGg
under the supervision Of Rev. J. E. Cham
bliss. The discourse ON this occasion was
on the unpardonable SIM" and foundc!
upon the words OF Felix 70 Paul: "Go thy
way for this time; at o more convenient
season will call for thee"
Yesterday afternoon there was another
interesting meeting at the First church.
Mr.. Earle made the words . Prayer
availeth much the basis OF % few remarks.
Many persons went forward and kne!t at
the altar, and among them were several
men CT advanced age, and father and
daughter hand in hand. Several pro-
fessed conversion before the meeting was
over. The exercises were protracted, and
marked by the same features as others
hitherto described in our columns.
Mr.. Earle will preach at the Leigh-street
Baptist church this morning at II o'clock,
and at the First church al 81 and ?. NJ.
He proposes that the Christians of Rich
mond shall unite in observing tomorrow
"Wednesday as day Of humiliation and
prayer.
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I. HUSTINGS COURT-JUDaE BuRSHAN.
This court met yesterday, and commenced
its regular quarterly term.
The following was the grand jury sworn ::
John Purcell (foreman), Charles P. Word,
Charles E. Elicit, Ambrose Carlton, William
J. Yarbrough, Corbin Warwick, Samuel c.
Greenhow, William English, William Holt
Richardson, Francis T. Isbell, George W.
Smith, William Beers, G. B. Lipscomb,
Elijah Baker, John E. Womble, John Fl.
Tyler, George I. Herring, Robert A. Paine,
A. II. Christian, C. D. Yale, Joseph P. Win
ston, George A. Hundley.
The grand jurors being sworn, the Judge
delivered his charge to them, which con-
tanned the usual instructions as to their
powers of duty, the definition Of the various
grades of homicide, and the qualifications
of evidence. They were then conducted to
their room. . s..
The following witnesses in the case Of
James Grant were sworn: j. Marshall
Hanna, W. F. Knox, S. A. Eaton, r. B..
!Craddock, L. D. Moore, Lewis Carter, G.
R. Sutherland, Arthur Hennessey, and W.
". Stover.
The grand jury made no presentments
up to the time for the adjournment of the
court, when it adjourned until 10 o'clock
this morning.
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DAsTARDLy PRocEEs1NGs.-On yester-
day evening three negroes entered the
store of Mr.. q. Caspari, IN Rockets, with
the avowed purpose Of buying hats. Mr..
Caspari was absent at the time, but his
wife waited upon the negroes. She placed
upon the counter large number for their
inspection. No. l looked at the hats, and
whilst Mrs. Caspari was not looking at him,
he slipped several of the hats under his
coat. Missing the hats, she accused him
of stealing them. He Indignantly told her
to search him. While they were engaged
in parleying, No. 2 slipped 8 fen hats
under his coat. Mrs. Caspari finding her
self besieged, called for aid. The negroes
rushed out and as they did so, No. 3 gave
Mrs. Caspari severe kick in the side,
almost knocking her down. They made
good their esca pc.
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CHARTER GRASrED.-Judge Meredith on

CHARTER GEANrED.-Judge Meredith on
yesterday granted charter to the Vest
ham Granite Company" for the purpose of
quarrying, working, dressing, vending, and
shipping stone. The capital stock shall be
not less than $4,000 nor more than $780,
600, divided into shares of 500 each. The
principal office shall be located in this city.
The mechanical operations will be chiefly,
if not exclusively, performed in Chester
field county. The following gentlemen will
manage the affairs Of the company for the
first wear: PreSident-J. P. L. Woodward.
Directors-samuel s. Green, W. NJ. Wood
ward, J. Douglas Woodward, Isaac ]. Mer-
Ger. Secretary and Treosurer-W. NJ.
Woodward. Superintendent Samuel s.
Green.
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RoBBERrEs IN TIE SUBURBs.-The follow
ing rohberies in the suburbs arc added to
the large list already published
- The premises of Mr.. Charles Mayo, in
Fulton, we're invaded during Sunday night
and robbed Of forty chickens and five hun
dred head OF cabbage. The thieves then
broke open his smoke-house and would have
cleaned it out, but Mr.. Mayo having been
relieved of all his meat last year had taken
the wise precautiOn to move his meat this
year into the house.
The thieves next visited Mr.. Marion's
premises, also in Fulton, and took away
two fine hogs al ready for killing.
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The following Is description in part Of the
goods that were taken away, and although large
quantity, still enough IS left to supply the immc-
iiate wants or our people at the following prices :
INGRAM CARFETS at 80, 6s, &c, and SIS
per cent. below regular prices;
LUPIN's GENUINE FRENCH MEE1N0 at soc.
worth M,25;
REAL FRENCH EMPRESS CLOTH at 7tc.
would be cheap at 81;
PRINTED DELhINES at isc. worth 25c,;
| Real SCOTClI PLAIDs, warranted all worl, NJ
| 4oc. worth 6oc.;
! rure SILK and WOOL PLAID roPLINs at
Sl.sO worth $780,
| P0PLINS at 3oc. worth Soc;
Pure SILK and WOoI. OTTOMAN vELouRs
| st sl.bo worth $50;
| Handsome COLORED SILKS ct sl.25 and al so
worth sl.7s and 81;
| BLACK SILKS at 81 s2.2s $3.50, and sa-just
thirty per cent, below regular prices
WHITE FLANNEL, all wool, at 27c. worth s5c :;
WHITE FLANNEL, full-yard wide, at 45c. worth
t0c.:
OPERA FLANNELs at so, 90, and 7oc.-very
cheap goods;
superior article or SATINET at SOC. worth 75c.
| CAssIMEREs OF every description at very low
prices;
TABLE-CLOTH pure linen, two yards long, al
sl.z5 worth s2;
LINEN FRINGED NkPKINs at 81. 10 per dozen ;
WHITE COTTON HOSE at l2s, leg, and csc. !;
CHILDREN's FLEECE-LINED GLOVES at
loc. worth 2oc.
DUCHESS KID GLOVES, all colors, at sl.25;
LINEN SHIRT Bosons at 2sc. worth 4Oc.;
FINE SHIRT BosOMs FOR BOYS at SOC. worth
60c. !;
HUCKABACK, for towels, st 25c. per yard worth
s7sc.:
BIRD's-EYE DIAPER at s5c. worth soc. per
yard; ..
LINEN HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS
ct &c. worth a7!c.; ..... .....
LINEN-CAMBRIC HEMSTITCHED HAND
KERCHIEFs st 81 per dozen worth sl.5o;
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs at 7sc,
worth double the money;
BLACK LACE Wells at sc. worth 7sc.;
BROWN and BLUE BERAGE, for Wells, at toc
worth 6Oc.
New style EMBROIDERED COLLARS at 25 and
soc. worth 75c. and 81;
gv.ra wide SASH RIBR ONs at $l sl.2s, and sl.6o.
worth double the money;
E-tra wide SATIN RIBBON, silk back, at 81. IS
worth $3.50;
INFANTS FROCK WAISTS at Sec, 7sc., and
a. worth 7sc., 81, and $l.25;
INFANTS EMBROIDERED ROBES at g.. so
worth 81;
FAST sHAWLs, sold regardless of cost;
All kinds or CLOAkS for ladies and misses at
breakdown prices; g...q
HUCKABACK TOWELS at $l.5o worth % 10
III. $3.50 per dozen; 2e>ag
DIMITY BANDS at 10c worth asc.; .Es,r ~
CROCHET gDGIHG at l5c. per dozen yards
worth &c. per yard;
DAISY FRILLING at 25 and a5c. piece worth
Boc.;
DAISY FRILL with edge at SOC. e piece worth 81;
REAL FRENCH-WOVE CORsETb at Ssc. worth
s..2S;
CORsETs from 81 $s;
Elegant EMBROIDERED CAMBRIC BANDS
at 81, l.2s, $780, sz and $2sO-the cheapest
goods ever offered;
AFGHANs at ss. so would be cheap ct S5;
Elegant BROCHE sHAWLS at extremely low
prices and lots OF other gocds-in fact every
thing generally found ina drst-clsss dry goods
store can be found at n 49,,
LEVY BROTHERS., u
fes 1s!s and I2Is Maiu street,
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WONDERFULLY PROLIFIC.-A deaf and
dumb colored woman, formerly slave OF Mr..
Junius Lamb, of Charles City county, on
the 18th instant gave birth to three chill
dren-two boys and girl-the smallest of
whom weighed fourteen pounds. One of
the children is dead, but the others, as well
as the mother, are doing well. She once
before gave birth to twins. These state
ments are furnished by most reliable per-
sons living in the neighborhood.
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THE OPEEA.--A good audience was pre-
sent at the introductory performance of
Bisca Cianti's Italian Opera Troupe last
night. The entertainment closed at an
hour so late as to preclude en- extended
notice for our issue Of to-day. The opera
to be produced tonight is Don Pasquale,
with oil the principal members Of the COM
pany in the cast.
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REBUILDING THE County JAIL.-The
contractors for this work filed their bond
with the building committee on yesterday.
It is in the sum Of 5000, and is endorsed
by J. II. Painter, Burnham Wardwell, and
Luther Lee, Jr. The terms Of the contract
require the work to be completed within
ninety days from the date Of the bond.
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LECTURE To-NIGHT,-Colonel Farrar
makes his appearance with new lecture
tonight. The entertainment takes place
under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association at the hall Of the
House of Delegates. The subject of the
lecture is suggestive" Lights and Sha-
dows n-and We only ask, what We expect,
that the Colonel will treat it as well es he
does Johnny Reb" and the american
Eoo1a
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LENTEN SERVICES AT ST. PETER's.-
During Lent there will be services at the
Catholic cathedral as follows:
On Tuesday and Thursday afternoons
there will he the Stations OF the Cross.
On Wednesday and Friday evenings at
o'clock there will be Stations, and on Sun
day evening there will be the Benediction
of the Blessed Sacrament and sermon.
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reports for January ::

Trinity school received the award Of spc-
cial honor for the largest percentage for
the past month. "a -. d.
The next meeting will, be held at Cente-
nary church on the second Sunday in
March. A teachers meeting, under the
auspices Of the, Society, will be held at
Oregon church next Sunday afternoon.
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4 CAEo.-We have accepted the agency for
BESSOS'S SALALEM BRUrII-t specific for letter,
.c, riugworn BARRIERS Itch, poison oak, blotchcs,
and ell cruptiou3 of the sku-and confidently
commend It to all sufferers from these annoying
diseases, and solicit orders from the trade.
prRCELL, LADD u Co., Druggists,
Richmond Va.
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The CASE OF JETER PHlLLIPs.-This
case is set fora hearing in the United States
Circuit Court this morning. Attorney-Gen-
eral Bowden being unavoidsbly absent from
the city on official business, the State viii
be represented by>A. R. Courtney, Esq.
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KING PHILIr CuOKINC-STOyE Che OF these
handsome and fayoritc cookng-stoycs rsed only
L few months, rs good as new with complete set Of
fixtures VIII be sold at auction to- day at IL O'Clock
at Cook Il LAUGuTON'S.
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WELLINGTON GoDDIN will sell at t.

GODDIN will sell at q
o'clock, at the old site of Bellevue Hospi-
tai, a quantity of old bricks and lumber
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at half
past o'clock, ut their office, large guam
tty Of law, medical and miscellaneous
~ books nst .refr .s...5-.-T ~.r r...s-s
r. b. DOUGLASS and others, trustees, will
sell ut l2 O'Clock, in front Of the Exchange
Hotel, about 1897 acres of land in York
county near williamsburg.
COOK 4 LAUGHTON will sell at their store
at 10 o'clock A. M. a large assortment OF
household furniture, bedding, carpets, sc.
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INPEACE PREPARE FOR WAR."--So, III mild
wcsther prepare for cold and get TO. day, by pre-
paying, ha'r cog;i superior sawed or split cook
ing or kindline wood at 80 and 80 ?5 delivered,
from steam Fuel Factory. See notice.
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why suffer with Il bad cough when You can get Of
any druggist Il bottle Of PowERss COMPOUND
cYHur or ToLU A"D WILD CHERRY, which almost
In every instance gives relief?
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Altlm|oll1 9ispattlt,
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY ls, 1859.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE ~"DIS.
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM.
BINED CIRCULATION OF, ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY. ' ~~'-t &C
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II. ELLYsoN & co. will insert advertisements II
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-.
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub.
ljshers' rates, for cash. Apply at this Office.
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= -.F--t "t.El. ~ - 80 oEfi11N"s 11,.sI
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY,

Or ALL PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE EETTEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY TILE
= PURCHASER PAYS TIE TAXES FOR TIE PRE-
SENT YEAR, BUT ON ALL SALES BETWEEN TILE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE THIRTY-TIRST
DAY OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS THEM.
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THE COURTS.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
In this court yesterday the case Of J.H.
Leary Us. A. G.. McIlWeine and others, upon
an action of detenue for the recovery Of
about 200 bales Of cotton, was argued, the
evidence having been heard.
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RIsR IN TIE. RIyER.-" Noble Jeems" "
began to show signs Of being elevated yes
terday morning at about z o'clock, and by
5 o'clock the water had, gone up four feet
three inches, with signs OF a~still greater
rise, ,rsz7 rt g7~2IHT pTrE1 ao
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pICOT'S VIRGINIA WoRM-KILLER is g. plea
SAINT. safe, and certain remedy for children. Sold
eYrrNWhero,
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LEA a Ef EFS AMI II RNOA1S~Ss
prices REDUCED
PRICEs REDUCED.
PRICES REDUCED.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
FRENCH CALF SKINS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
FRENCH CALF SKINS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
OAK SOLE LEATHER
AT REDUCED PRICES
OAK SOLE LEATHER
AT REDUCED PRICES.
LINING SKINS At REDUCED PRICES.
LINING SKINS AT REDUCED PRICES.
UPPER LEATHER AT REDUCED PRICES.
UPPER LEATHER AT REDUCED PRICES.
KIP SKINS AT REDUCED PRICES.
KIP SKINS AT REDUCED PRICES
HARNESS LEATHER At REDUCED PRICES.
HARNESS LEATHER At REDUCED PRICES.
GREAT BARGAINS IN LEATHER.
GREAT BARGAINS IN LEATHER.
AT 0. II. CHARLEY II CO.'S
Thirteenth street.
Aro. II. CHALKLEY u co.'s
thirteenth street.
kT Q. II. CIiALHLEI & co.'s,
Thirteenth street
AT q. il. CHhLKLEY Il CO.'S,
Thirteenth street.
TIE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST LEATHER
HOusE IN THE SOUTE.
TIE LARGEST AMI CHEAPFST LEATHER
HOUSE IN TIE SOUTH.
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST LEATIl Elt
HOUSE IN THE SoUHE.
ESTABLISHED 1855.
ESTABLISHED 1855.
&c l5-Sln
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RIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY 10.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York,
merchandise and passengers, w. @. Durham
" Go. Spoke the yacht AZaelia, from New
York for Pensacola, twenty miles south OF
ChingOteaque, on the 18th.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Geoghegan, Bnlt-
more, merchandise and passengers, Haryeys Il
Williams.
Schooner NJ. Lee, Newton, Calais, merchan-
disc 4. S. Lee.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, l.. Il. Tatnm.
BELOW.
Brig Persia, -, from Halifax, N. s.,
merchandise, II. +. Williams & 60.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner A. Trudel Barrett, cleared from
New York for Richmond on the lIth.
Schooner Annie Green, for Norfolk, sailed
from Halifax. n. s.. on the 18th.
Schooner Francis Hatch, Godfrey, from
Rock!and for Richmond, put into Holiness
Hole on the 10th, A. M.
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MAJOR PoE's CAsG.-In consequence of
Major Poe's indisposition, his case has been
continued until he is we'll enough to appear.
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aE AM MANUFACTURING TO ORE,ER
GENTLEMEN'Ss
and MISSES BOOTS and SHOES
s" OF the finest qrIality.
W. e. JOHNSOfi,
1872 Main street. between Thirteenth
10 le-eodlm and Fourteenth.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
R-AT COST FOR CASH.
BOOTS. sHOES TRUNKS, ETC.
FOR THIRTY DAYS.

Wishing to reduce my stock OF BOOTS, SHOES,
TRUNKS, &C., prior TO laying in sprlu,g supply,
l viii sell for the next thirty days,
AT COST FOR CASH,
the stock now on hand, consisting Of LAlHES',
MISSES, BOYS. and GILL
DREN'S SHoES; TRUNKS, vALISEs, &C.; all
of which were selected for the retail trade and are
of rs good quality ss can be had In the city.
W. K. JOHNSON,
liza Main street, between Thirteenth
ia lo-eodlm and Fourteenth.
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TO FAMILIES, BoARDNa-HOUsEs, AND
RESTAURANTS; ..a,.... .,rg
You will save from thirty to fifty per cent. In
buying your BREAD, CAKES, and CRACKERS
a. my stores, 7o7 MAIN and <2c BROAD STREETS,
ms / shall from this date make great inducements
to the retail trade. "Down with the pricesn is
the motto, and down they must 90. Call and see,
and be convinced. jae1
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SPECIAL NOT ICES.

VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.
VIRGINIA TEA AN o COFFEE'CO.
VIRGINIA. TEA A. I'D COFFEE CO.,
VIRGINIA TEA ND COFFEE Co
CORNER OF MAIN AsD NINTH STREET.
OF MAIN AND NINTH sTREET,
CORNER OF MAI { AND NINTH sTREETs
cohNER OF MA' N AND NINTH STREETS
% oohNEA OF M AIN AND NINTH STREETS
oohNGh of F4AIN AND NINTH STREETS
80. nnn n TEA, Soc, Doc, FL, SL5o, 81.
"n EN- TEA, sOc.. soc., 81, $15o, a..
or ZEN TEA Soc foc., 81, sl.so, "a.
hEEN TEA, s9c., aoc., 81, $iFo so.
GkEEN TEA, soc.. aoc., 81, $l.5o, 81.
GHEEN TEA, scc., aoc., 81, $lso, %.
BLACK TEA, soc., o'c., 81, sl.to.
bLaCh TEA. Soc, soc., 81, Sl.5o. -7a
BLACK TEA, 'cc., 9oc., ST.. al so.
BLACK TEA, soc., soc., 81, sI5o,
BLACK TEA, soc., o1c., 81 $l.5O.
BLACK TEA, Soc, ooc., 81, 81. so.
JAPAN TEA, acc., 81. @1.25, $40.
JAPAN TEA, soc., 81, rs. 81 80.
JAPAN TEA, ooc., 81, l25, $780,
JAPAN TEA, aoc., 81, LIS, 81. so.
JAPAN TEA, 9oc., 81 $1.25, s1.so.
JAPAN TEA, soc.. 81, l.95, $I.so.
b. COFF EE, COFFEE, COFFEE.
COFFEE, COFFEE, COFFEE.
COZ FEE, COFFEE, COFFEE.
COFFEE, COFFEE, COFFEE.
COFFEE, COFFEE, COFFEE.
COFFEE, COFFEE, COFFEE. .--..
GREEN COFFEE, 20, 25, %, So, and as:.
GP.REN H0EEEr al
'iEEEN COFFEE, 20, Is, 2s, 80, and ssc
GREEN COFFEE, 20, 2s, 2s. 80, and ssc.
GREEN COFFEE, 90, 25. 28 &C. and a8c.
GREEN COFFEE, 20, rs, %, sc, and a8c.
ROASTED COFFEE, IS, ts, 30, 35. and toc.
RoASTED COFFEE, 25, 2s, 80, as. and doc,
ROASTED COFFEE, Q5, 49, 30, IS, and doc.
ROASTED COFFEE, 2s, %, so, IS, and 4cc.
ROASTED COFFEE, IS, 2s, 80, as, and DOC.
ROASTED COFFEE, rs, %. 80, IS, and Ioc.
GROUND COFFEE, 25, 2s, 30, 81, and 4oc.
GROUND COFFEE, rs, 2s, 30, IS, and 4oc.
GROUND COFFEE, 25, 2S. 30, as, and loc.
GROUND COFFEE, 25, 2S, so, 35, and Acc.
GROUND COFFEE, IS, %, 80, IS, and 4Oc.
GROUND COFFEE, IS, 2S, 80, s5, and soc.
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
VIRGINIA TEA. AND COFFEE CO,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS
CORNEE OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS
[fe lt
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ne STORE ENTERED IN BROAD Day
LIGHT,
ON THE PRINCIPAL STREET,
AND THE MOST
CENTRAL LOCATION IN THIS CITY.
ENTRANCE EFFECTED THROUGH THE
DOORS Or MAIN STREET.
$4,000
WORTH OF DRY GOODS TAKEN AWAY.
EVERY DOLLARS WORTH WAS PAID FOR,
AS LEVY BROTHERS
SELL FOE CASH ONLY.
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DIOHMoND THEATRE.
ITALIAN OPERA. ..-
A. BISCkI CIhNTI. DInEC


opera 0o season. Of r TIRE 'S NIGHTS ONLY the
above Theatre. during which an array OF the most
appear In the followin popular Operas: -. r
oRsss, i EAEEIEkG& fEfs& p Ist, sEyIIIIS;; ...
fu! oesrs bHra asDsssf pos fhsogkIE. i:e 's.as
,WEDNEsDAY, February 18th. Flctow's spien.
S Madam FASNY EATALI TESLA, the ce,e..
bTated Contralto from the he New York o Academy ym 1f
appear on each Of these nights In connection with
the following distingnished artists
compiished Prm, Donna soprano Leggicro.
Sfgnor TESLA, the elegant Tenor Leggieros un-
surpassed for his silyery voice and wonderful ex-
1 signor REINA, the famous Baritone, from, all
the principal Theatres In Europe.
signor suSINI, the faTortte great Baaso' the
sIgnor L0KINi, distinguished Baritone. n
s,gnor. WIN CENZO, and Others. r H.,
ADMISSION. TO the dress circle and parquette,
81: reserved seats SOC, extra family circle, 7sc.s
gallery, Soc
Sale of seats will commence on THURSDAY
eeStSsfS eooo 5 e. No. oSGs s Main as !
A GRAND SELECT BALL WILL m
IA ExcasNGE b s!yen at aorEn tRs Al
By Company g, of the Richmond Fire De-1
partnent, for the bench; of the
s MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM
(Dr. w. ". Parker, president;) 3- no
FEMALE ORPHAN SOCIETY,
(MrB. DIR. Bolton prcsldent;)
on MONDAY, FEBRUARY - 1860. ss-
Tickets, admitting gentleman and lady, $3.50,
supper Included ; each additional lady, 81 extra.
For sale at the principal hotels the ssusical EX-
change, and by members Of the company.
MANAG AGERs.--Judge Robert Ould. Judge w. W..
Crump, Hon. George Chaboon, Franklin Stearns,
ESQ.,, Colonel j. l.. Darlington, u. II. Gregory,
Esq, Major Fl. z. Clinton. Chief Engineer VIII
NJ. Il. Phillips, Colonel John b. Young, Captain
John K. Shepherd.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS AND FLOOR
MANAGERS "A. F. Rogers, j. G. Satterwh1te,
John Finney, j. @. Gibson, j. z. Sparks, III. Paul
GRAND MARCH at O'Clock. fe s-2w*
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEBRUARY l5.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEBRUARY 10, 1869
Sun rises. .........5.39 Moon sets. 10. 27
Sun sets......5.2l High tide, A. NJ. 7. So
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MEETINGS.

NEASONIC NOTICE.-The mem o
IYA bers Of RICHMOND RANDOLPHYH
LODGE, No. 19, will attend stated mcet-/V\
ing Of the Lodge NJ the Masons' Hall THIS
EVENING ut O'Clock.
By order Of the W. M.
WILLIAM j. RIDDICK,
fa lG--tt
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"G. S. Richards, Secretary"