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JOSH Billings ON THE MULE.-The mule
is half horse and half jack ass, and then
kums to full stop, Datur discovering her
mistake. Tha weigh more, akordin to their
heft, than any other kreeture except crow
bar. Tha kant hear emmy quicker nor fur
Their than the boss, yet their ears are big
enuff for snow shoes. You ken trust them
with emmy one whose life Amt worth emmy
more than the mules. The only way tn
keep them into paster is to turn them into
a medder jineing, and let them jump out.
Tha are ready for use just as soon as tina
will do to abuse. 1ha haint got emmy
friends, and will iv on buckle berry brush,
with an occasional chance at Kanada this
sells. Tha are a modern invenshun. /
don't think the Bible eludes tn them at all.
Tha sci for more money than emmy other
domestic animile. You kant tell their age
by looking into their mouths, emmy more
than you kould Mexican lannon's. Tha
never have no disease that good club
won't heal. If tina ever die they must KUN
rite tn life agin, for never heard nobody
SO "dcd mule" Tha are like sum men,
every corrupt at harte." I've known them
tn be good mules for months, just tn git q
chance to kick somebody. l never owned
one, nor never mean to, unless there is a
United States law passed requiring it. The
only reason why tina are pashant is because
tina are ashamed OF themselves. have
seen eddikated mules in sirkus. Tha
would kick and bite tremeDjis.
Emmy man who is willing to drive q mule
ought to be exempt by law from running
for the legislator. Tha are the strongest
creturs on earth, and heaviest according tn
their size. herd tell Of one who fell oph
the tow-path on the Fri kanawal, and sunk
as soon as he touched water but he kept
rite or towing the boat tn the next station,
breathing thru his ears, which stuck out of
the water about two feet six inches.
didn't see this did, but an auctioneer told
Of it, and never knew an auctioneer tn
tell an ontruth unless it was absolutely
convenient.
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TNFHRRrARY.

COLLEGE INFIRMARY,
" CORNER MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
All cases requiring medical or surgical aid adj
mitted except the insane and those laborirg under
contagious disorders.
Charges Invariably In advancel, including board,
medical attendance, and medicines:
Large wards, per week, 30.
Private rooms, per week, elo TO 91o.
A small additional Zee Is charged for surgical
operations.
Charity cases from the city are received on per
mtts from members OF the committee Of the City
Council for the relief OF the poor, and seamen on
permits from The cuatom-house.
For further information, or admission, apply AZ
the infrmRry to ISAIAH II. WHITE, ID. De-,
ia lL1m Medical superintendent.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-House.-The CEN
gus bill was taken up.
The census bill was passed. 1t includes
divorce statistics.
The Indian appropriations were dis
cussed.
Senate.-The opening proceedings were
unimportant. ;,
The Judiciary Committee reported, with
out amendment, the House bill for paying
southern officers who are unable to take the
test oath. ..s..;r., 80
A resolution for paying the senator's from
the reconstructed States from the second
session of the Fortieth Congress was tabled.
The Union Pacific railroad was discussed;
and after an executive session, the Senate
adjourned. 81
It meets sgsin tonight. "a
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Hoped skirts are being worn smaller,
but they are not likely to disappear on
the contrary, the indications are that they
will increase in size as the season advances.
In Paris they are already worn larger.
They are 80 comfortable, and withal 30
healthful, that ladies will not readily aban-
don them for the multifarious skirts of old I;
and they will probably be permanent
part of the wardrobe for all time to come,
varying in shape or size, but never entirely
abandoned. Two yards, the present size,
is somewhat too small for convenience
Harper's Bazar.
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COMMERCIAL.
Grain and Flour Markets.
CogR AND FLOUR ExcsAgaB,f
RIoHHoED, VA, April s, 1859.

Grain and Flour Markets.
CoaE AND FLOUR ExcHAEeB,s
RIoHHoEp, VA, April s, 1859.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat.-White, 1856 bushels.
Corn.-Whits. 230 bushels. Yellow, 90 bush
els. Mixed, STA bushels.
Odts.-7l2 bushels.
Rye.-l06 bushels.
Fidrseed.-2 bushels.
White Bedns.-4 bushels.
Wheat.-White, 1o4 bushels very good at 81 !;
80 bushels fair at 5l.75. Total, l$6.
Corn.-White, % bushels prime at Sc; lbs
bushels good at soc:-total, go. Yellow. ZIG
bushels prime ut SIC. Mixed, 900 bushels
prime st Sic. 100 bushels very good on pri-
vate terms, Ito bushels at Sic. ga bushels At
79c.-total, 654 bushels.
Oats.-74 bushels prime at &C., lSs bushels on
private terms-total 1862 bushels.
Rye.-96 bushels prime ut $l.4l; 10 bushels
very good 1T 81. 20.
FlarSeed.-2 bushels at $685.
RE-ExHIBITEp.
Corn-Mixed, o2i bushels
Outs.-329 bushels.
REMARKs,-Ofering of grain to-day light.
Corn in better demand. ard steady at SIC. for
prime white and yellow. oats rather inactive
but firm. Rye advanced 1c.
New York.
In New York on the 9Th Wheat dull. Corn
in buyers favor; sales ut CSC. to ssc. for new
mixed western. Rye dull and dropping sales
of Canada ut 81. 22h, in bond. Barley heavy i;
sales Of German at 1906. Oats firmer sales
ut nc. for western In store, and 7Shc. for
railroad oats. The stock of grain in ware
house on the 5th instant was Wheat, ,7S0, o3S
bushels corn, 100 257 bushels oats, l,Sll, sl6
bushels; rye, l7I,lS7 bushels barley, SO, 400
bushels; malt, 6s,4s6 bushels; peas, 1894
bushels.
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Book NoTIsEs.-" The Found Lost or,
Peanuts FIVE cents cup"-a very we'll
printed novel; kant say how it wuz writ
young girl falls in luz with man. A rival
steps in-steps out again on the 452d page
dies Of broken hart in stable on the
Erie canal. Coroner's inquest. "lle sale
the seize over; lie cross the wide oshun
lie sale the geize over for thou" Meetings
of lovers. Peanuts. Married on last page.
This book contains ded lodes Of continent
and luz gibberish, and kant fail teW SCOT
our young people who commens tew banker
for one annther. For sail where it kin be
had. Go for it.
"Smike the Bootiful; or, no one tn
Bully-A highly tuchin tale bound in
paper. Original plot-luv, rival, castor
lie, murder, soft sope, rum, and piety.
Smike, the Bootiful, is the pride Of the
rancho. He borrows FIVE dollars of his
trew luv and gets very drunk-stesls a
hoss-vigilance com.-presents such per-
feet picter ov despare that he is hung up in
a frame soon srfter packed in box and
surrounded by land. Trew luy goes crazy
not for Smike, but for the fye$ secloods
herself in notanyery and refuses to be
confronted. sTiz nothing but sum faded
flour'-end. This work il bound in yeller,
and consequently will sell. The awthor's
fotograf haz bin very wisely left out. A
splendid wood kut oY the borrowed S. bill
adorns the last page. Reach for it. #.
"Lank Hank, the Prid Of the Southnorth !;
or, dollar a day and bord your hoss."
Too true to be good. The ritter lax branes
very heavily. The plot il pitcht in the
State Nv Maine, and runs all thru the mid
die ststes. Boah, the hull on it. The fools
ar not all ded yet, and cv corse it will sci.
Buy ii. hRISGLE.
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was soon disposed Of. A pause ensued.
Lewis rose to his feet, threw his scythe
over his shoulder, declaring, "Ill be
darned f will NOW without rum"
/" Darned If I will, either" said Gam, and
with that they trudged home without cut
ting swsth.
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RECoysTRUCTIoN.-Iu the House of Rep
resentatves, Monday, hlr. Farnsworth in
troduceta joint resolution authorizing sub
mission Of the Virginia constitution to a
vote Of the people, and authorizing the
election Il the State officers provided by
that constitution, and of members of Con-
gress. Rsferred to the Reconstruction Com
mittee
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TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c.
RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS.
DELIEF FOR THE SICKI

How often does 1t happen that whole family
is brought tie point of misery through sickness
of their proVider, the husband and 1h' father-he
being un bile In such state TO labor for the means
Of support, and they, being too proud to ask for
assistance in time, exhausting all their little
means for medicines and doctors fees, and at last
there is nothing remaining but utter dependency.
All this can be avoided Dy paying In good times
q small amount 10 the fund Of the SOUTH ERN
MUriIsL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION for
the relief OF the sick.
Every sick member receives, by paying ~
half annually, as every week when slck; or by
paving IS, $40 every wee k, no matter whether the
disease is derived from accident or any other cause.
I he premiums are put 80 low AS to enable even
the poore man j1ia this benevolent
and secure to his family enough to keep them from
Information can be received at the office Of the
com pany, sl6 Broad street.
Agents for all parts of the country are wanted.
DIRECTORS: william Wildt, President; A.
Bodeker Treasurer; John il. Pein, secretary:
TRUSTE James Purcell; John Miller,
cashier of The Union Savings Bank; 5. II. Rosen-
baum. aps
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TRAIN DETAINED.--The eastward bound
passenger train of the Virginia and Ten
nessee railroad was detained three hours
Yesterday morning by rockslide just at
the entrance Of the Big Tunnel, in Mont
Somery county. The rock is said to have
been nearly as large as freight car, and
almost entirely blocked up the mouth of
the tunnel.-Lynchburg Ncsos.
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Foreirn sgnrke,s-1Br TsIEGRApHl.

LONDON, April 6.-Eoon.-Securlties un'
changed. Sugar quiet: on the spot, 39s. Cd
Turpen tine, Sis. Tallow, 46s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, April 6.-Noon Cotton opens
quiet; upands, l2A on the spot; II afloat
Orleans, l2b sales estimated to be 5000 bales.
Afternoon Cotton fiat ; uplands, l2h0l2A
Orleans, l21@l2Hc. Manchester advices less
favorable, and create dizziness. Breadstufs
declining. Oats, So. Sd. Wheat, 9s. Sd tor
California white, and SIS. 3d9ss. Cd. Tor rec
western. Corn, 29s.
LIVERPOOL, April 6.-Buening. Cotton duh
uplands, l2M@l2kd.; Orleans, l2'a9l2hd.
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Lewis and Sam D., q couple Of resi-
dents of Long Island, who loved rum and
hated snakes, come years ago went down
to the salt msrsh to NOW. They hung their
scythes, and were about commencing work,
when Lewis proposed TO Sam thet they
should take drink of the quart furnished
for the occasion. Sam agreed, of course !;
and as it was hot day they concluded to
rest q while under the shade Of q tree, and
then. take another drink, in order to get
readily on. The bottle had been passed
two or three times, when Sam said TO Lewis !:
/" Let's drink the darned stuff up, and We
won't be laundering after it." 1t was q
bargain, and between the two the balance
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General r. D. Lilly, Louisville, Ky.

PoTAToEs.-Ours Maine exchanges say
that there is great surplus Of potatoes in
that State of an unusually fine quality, and
that before planting time the prices will
become considerably reduced. The supply
10 the West this spring is also very large
Boston Journal, Aprl2.
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washingtOn College-A Letter from
General pBreelxtnraaEe to General
LEXINGTON, KY, March %, 1869.

AAbSs .gtEgF's EttEals ~
LEXINGTON, KY, March 20, 1869.
My Dear Sir,-I am very glad to learn
from your letter Of recent date that you
are engaged in securing an endowment for
the +" Kentucky Profeasorship of History
and English Literature in Washington
College, Virginia.
| beg to assure you that you have my
best wishes for the success Of your under
taking.
My favorable impressions in regard to
that institution were strongly confirmed by
8 recent visit, and would not hesitate to
recommend it as one Of the best in the
whole country, whether regard be had to
the character and capacity Of the teachers,
or to the nature and scope of the subjects
taught.
The discipline seems to be thorough, but
appeals in large degree to the higher ma
ture Of the students and the general de-
meanor both of those at the college and at
the Military Institute appeared to me to be
creditable to ali concerned. The locality is
certainly ono Of the most picturesque and
delightful in Virginia.
| am, General, very truly yours, ,r
JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE.
General r. D. Lilly, Louisville, Ky.
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HAVANA, April 6.-The Diario in its
leader to-day considers the rebellion In the
central department entirely suppressed.
WASHINGTON, April 6.-The steamer
Contotock has gone to the mouth OF the
Mississippi river to intercept the reported
expedition from New Orleans against Cuba.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The prospect for good crop Of wheat is
now quite promising, The prospect for
GOOD fruit crop is also good.-Staunton
Spectator.
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CROCKERY, &c.

DICH NEW GOODS.-We have lately
N, received very large and elegant assortment
OF CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWAhE, and
WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS, making our
stock the largest and most complete 10 the state
all In want OF goods In our line. HousekeepeEs
viii consult their interest By calling on Us. Our
stock consists in part Of htch decorated China
White Granite Dinner, Tea, and Toilet sets
kfch Cut and Pressed Glassware. La great variety
Fine kodgers's Table Cutlery, American and
Common Table Knives, Tin Toilet Sets Plated
and Japanned Walters, Casters, Lamps, Looking
GLASSES, yellow VI are. Brown stonewaFe, &c, &C.
ALL At LOWEST PRICES.
KELLOGG 4 GIBSON,
NH T-am 1907 Main street gle SquArel.
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FISHING TACKLE. &c.

TIeHING TACKLE, FISH, r6m
H. INGTACKLE.-Just received, Sy1Sg5SSSS
= large and complete assortment Of FlSaLN6
TACkLH suitable for country and the river hsh.
Ing. Some superior lines, for hand lines. would
call the attention OF dealers to my stock rs think
the goods will suit he trade, and the prices cannot
fail 10 please. 4. w. TIGNOR, Gunmaker,
No. 1892, Wslsh's old stand and
~ seventeenth street,
NH SLIM near First Market.
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DHssOLUTIONs, sc.

rv1HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore ex-
4 listing between z. r. Rurch andJ. G. Johnson,
under the style Of BURCH s. JOHNSON, is by
mutual consent this day diss olved.
Il G, Johpson, having bought The entire interest
Of e. T. Burch viii Lettle the accounts Of the late
Ann 9 E. T.. BURCH,
~ An' J. @, jobs SON.
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s1exIco-Genera1 Rosecraus.

HAVANA, April 6.-The regular steamer
from Vera Cruz has arrived. 1t was thought
General Canto would be discharged.
The Government intended sending
commission to Washington to have General
Rosecrans recalled.
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Tus FRurr.--It lie not believed that the
frui, was injured any by the "cold snap''
Sunday night. The peaches and cherries
are in full bloom.-Lyschbarg Virginiaa.
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The Cold weather at the South.

SAVANNAH, Ga, April 6.-The weather
is cold. Accounts from planters say the
cotton has been injured by the late cold
spaps
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RICHMOND, April Q, lsts.

In rstiriog from the concern Of Buyeh & John;
son, return my sincere thanks TO my friends ana
the public for tile liberal patronage bestowed upon
the late Arm and most cordially commend my sue
cess or to ray friends and the public generally;
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shall continue the business Of the late firm Of
Burch 3 Johnson under the style OF >. q. JOB y
BON q 10, and respectfully solsls go. cop'nus-
- s1,'S ATS : - ! p FTTEE j. C.iJOhNS'IN.
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The Captured Steamer Commando.
tario.
HAVANA, April 6.-The Spanish steamer
Quintin has arrived with the steamer
Commanditario, captured at Stirrup Key.
Ten Cubans were drowned in attempting to
escape from the captured steamer.
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CONFECTYONEREES.

TUST RECEIVED PER STEAMER
81 NIAGARA, Is barrels of Baldwin Apples, 40
boxes Messina and Naples Oranges, 10 boxes Mes.
sina Lemons. We have also in store very select
stock Of Canned Goods-such" as Peaches, Toma-
toes Green Peas, Plneapples, Plain and Sp:c ed
OYSTERS, Sardlnes, etc. 100 whole half, and quar-
ter boxes Raisins, Arabian Dates Figs In drums,
Prunes, Currants, Almonds, and Nuts OF al de-
scriptions; sultaua Rsisins, Preserves, rama.
rinds. ETC. Our own manufactured ana french
Candies comprise every article In that l1ne, ana
are too numerous to mention Common ana ran
cy Cakes made fresh every day. Ice-Cream maze
to order. ..
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ZINE FURNITURE, &C.-H. A.. At
IT KINsON b SON have on hand and will con-
tinue to keep very fine assortment Of CABINET
FURNITURE OF their own make. Of fine ROSE
WOOD. WALNUT, &c, which they VIII WarraLt 9.
had Ia northern cities or anywhere else. We only
ask the pubic to call and examine for themselves
in verify OF this statement before sending their
money from home, thereby helping to sustain the
families Of our worstngmen at home instead OF
contributing to support asylums for that purpose.
Of COFFINS. with the latest improved METAL
Lie BURIAL CASE, which is perfectly beauti-
full and secure. Boxing and Repairing furniture
done at thort notice. Hair and chuck Mattresses.
DON'T forget the small yet well-flied house on
Governor street, No. lo9 Richmond, Va.
NH l9-3m II. A. ATKINSON d SON.
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Second DISPATCH.

HARTFORD, CT., april 6.-Jswell IRE
publican), for Governor, has majority Of
about 500. .'ih" zone
The Legislature is Republican, which se-
cures Connecticut's ratification Of the ff-
teenth amendment.
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EDUCATIONAL.


THE TWENTY FOURTH SESSION OF
i REV. M j. MlCHELBACHER'S scH0OL.
On account OF feeble health shall withdraw on
the 18th Of this month from the scheei kept by me
for the last twentythree years In the basement Of
che Synagogue, on k,eyenlh near MArshxn street,
but shan on the following Aondsy open another
email school trot exceeding twenty-five pupilsl at
my piiylte residence, corner or FIST ana Gay
streets where will teach the sama subjects as In
my former school. Ithall hAye tho necessary as
sistsn.s. s7ss.r .fcsar.s{
Parents who viii int1ust me with TIE Instruction
OF their children viii please send them On Mon
Nt AZ ~ sesa A y Ap N. !. xIcRELEkcaER.
M AGRICULTURAL CoLLEaks
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, I'D.
ON THE RAILROAD BETWEEH
WARRINGTON AND BALTIAO8E
NINE AiLss IssyA Mass,lNuSON CATxs
and FEBRUARY ie1
Vacations from July ist 70 September 18TH
Entire charge for nse months, U.s.. NO exIrsSs
Uniform required.
For circulars or information apply 20
FRANKLIN BUCHANAN, presideufs
or TO AsjorF. a. 81, HANDY, RsS1ssIAL.
PcHtomce at the college, Mesm
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r IsTEN TO THE HOOKING BIRD
~ The PRAIRIE WHISTLE and ANIMAL
IMITArO can be used by child. IL Ia made TO
initiate the songs OF every bird, the neigh or
horse, the bray of an ass, the grunt OF i hog !;
birds beasts. ard snakes are enchanted and EN-
trapped by 1t. Is used by Dan Bryant, Charley
trtloouism can be learned In three days by its aid
Gent anywhere upon receipt OF rs cents 'hree Tor
A. j. HITCHCOCK,
anf dEw1yk Iaa EuItOn street. New 4 Ork,
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ar DOZEN CANS FRESH TOMATOES,
Le1 10 dozen cans fresh PEACHES. -
DANDRIUaE Il ANDERSON,
AMI S27 Broad street,
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The Connecticut Election.

HARTFORD, CT, April s.-The Republic
cans have elected their State ticket. The
congressional delegation is equally d.
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NOTICE OF AGENCY.-We have con-
IN stituted Mr.. Z. l.. PACE our agent to sell
an Nv wv 40 -0- JP.R.&R. POLK.
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SOMETHING NEW:
OLD GAs-FlXTUREs RENEWED.

w.
NvHE FINE IMPORTED STAL-NN
4 LION WARMINSTER will makeZlZA
his first season South for 1880 at Z. H. Dayis'H,
Warrenton and Henderson, n. Q.
TERMS: Fifty dollars for thoroughbred Mares
and twenty-five dollars for others.
Warmins,er is sired By Eewntuster $50 popular
in Knyland) and his dam Is Black Bess, by RAT
catcher; aud second Dam, PolSdora, by Pr,sm
&c. zee Bruce's tud Book for 1883. The iibe-
York, in presenting this fine offer to the South
should be appreciated.
Mares sent to me shall hTve the best attention.
For further particulars inquire OF
PETER 4. DAVIS, Warienton post. office.
NH sI-2w North Carolina.
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WTOOD, WOOD, WOOD am selling
wv SEASONED OAK ut % and PINE At %
delivered, or Ss and o. III the yard. VIII sell In
email quantities to poor people at the same rates.
Office In the lower corner OF Libby Building;
woodward by the side Of the same, between Tween.
tieth and Twenty-arst streets. The woodward
gates open on both Cary and Dock. Orders LETT
CURTIS & PARKEk, on Eighteenth street be-
tween Main and Cary, viii be promptly alled:
jal W. g. EELMS.
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TUST RECEIVED,
81 NEW-CROP ORANGES LEMONS,
FIGS, DATES, RAIsINS,
DTVfLLED LOBSTERS
TONGUE, HAM
CANNED TOMATOES.
For sale low. [ja27] W. W. TRIBBETT.
FURNITURE, &c.
FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
Nv -.--.. OpposTTE THE POsT-OFF

E~fUNNI I UItI W n1tl1ltOO2LAI3 J
" OPPOSITE THE POsT-OFFICF,
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
We are now prepared to manufacture all styles
of FURNIiUhE and MATTRESSES to order,
and we would request all In want Of articles In orr
line tn examine our stock of CHAMBER, PAR
LOR AND DIN1N6-ROOM FURN1TU 3 r.
MATTRESSES, &C., OF superior quality, and tn +,
best and cheapest assortment that has been ofered
to the public for many years. We have just
marked down our prices, and feel confident they
are suited to the times.
Furniture and Mattresses REPAlkED ana w
HOl STERKD, HAYWOOD q RITTER,
apI opposite post-ofice. Richmond, Va
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ORANGES, ORANGES.

A HNhNVIJ3 V3S1hR'0 VIEW
40 boxes o RA N 6 z 8 on consignment 1or
sale by - ,r,r1,.,rs r. 10
oranges AND LEMONS.-FORTY
Y boxes PRIME MESsINA ORANGES and
LEMONS, to arrive per steamer Albemarte, LOT
sale nv HULST & KING, ~
III n 1872 Main street.
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PETITIONS, &c.

Petitions of the following persons have
been presented for removal Of disabilities
William Waller, Asa D. Dickinson, R. NJ.
Dickinson, R. Pollard, A. F. Raymond,
Andrew B. Evans, and Edward K. snead.
Senator Grimes and family leave for
Europe on the oath. WALLACE.
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NOTICE.-The public is hereby notified
~ not to trade for THREE NEGOT1ABLk
notes are payable as follows First 10th day OF
June 1869, $50. 80: second 18th dav OF October,
1850, Saa.is third, 2sth day OF February, 1870,
$l3 SO.
1 will not be responsible for the payment OF the
above notes. ,,,u,
ap 5-3l* hOBEhI i. rCOL1.
CHOW CARDS. SHOW CARDS!-The
y undersigned Is now prepared to furnish
PLAIN or FANCY SHOW GARuS OF Inc most
annroyed patterns at New York prices. Orders
from the city or country will be executed with dis
patch The terms arc very low. Apply to
CHAkLEo Gh EhE,
Post-office box 44s, or No. Twelfth street.
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