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TE>HE DOVER COMPANY ARE PRE-
L PARED to furnish families their superior
LUMP COAL for CRATES sat.,,,..., % rs
HAIL COAL for CRATES and stoves at..-.... rs
COKE for cooking purposes st.............. 8 80
(per load or twenty-five bushels delivered
Also, SEASONED OAK WOOD at $2.Ts per
half cord, delivered. Yard. on Sixth street near
the canal. Tfe l2-lm1 II. G. JONES' Agent.
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WTOODi WOOD! WOOD!!l-THE
people pay high price for wood when they can
get 1G so cheap at HENRY SAUNDERS'S yard,
at the Intersection of Brook avenue with Broad
street? Call anu gee the wood, and am sure you
will buy. PINE at IS per cord OAK at $3.50
per cord.-deliverod anywhere in the city.
NH l-ti2Mh* HENRY SAUNDERS.
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. WOOD AND COAL.

A NTHRAC1TE COAL, BEST RED ASH,
GLOVER HILL COAL, direct from mines;
SMITHS COAL, No. article;
COKE, soft and hard;' -s-.. ,#.,=- .a
WOOD, oak and pine. ....s ..@. II,
Know ye'' that fuel OF all kinds, promptly
delivered, Is to be had at lowest rates Of .l ~.
BRhZEAL IL COTTRELL,
mh8 corner Ninth street and Basin.
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CO-PARTEERBHIP.- I'VE have this day formed
4 co-partnership under the firm name OF HILL,
BENTLEY u SkINKER for the purpose OF con.
Quoting q GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINEes,
at No. II Pearl street, Richmond, Va. N
Charles D. Hin, William G. Bentley and Charles
T.. Ekinker will Sign the firm name and have the
exclusive control and active management Of the
business G6AhLES y. ILL.,
WILLIAM q. BENTLEY,
CHARLES Il. SKIEKER,
JAMES POTEAT.
RICHMOND, VA, January ], 1875. jas
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WTANTED, everybody to know that we
w have resumed the LUMBER BUsINEsS
again, and want to sell
$50 eoo SEASON ED DFLOUR-BARRELS SLAVES
and HEADINGS, - q.
400, COO CYPRESS and CHEST NUT SHIN.
Giles,
LUMBER,
100 900 feet SEASONED OAK LUMBER.
500 bales HAY and OATS.
100, oc0 superior SAWED LATHa
One pair extra large young MULES.
TRUMAN A. PARKER CO.,
ia ae-sm+ corner Sixth and Canal streets.
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WTANTED, PURCHASERS for one Of
wv the largest and best assortmen.s OF
SADDLES BRIDLES, a
HARNESS, WHIPS, BITS, &C.,
to be found In the CITY, at the lowest cash prices.
J. H. DiCKERsON s. BROTHER,
Saddlers and Harness Nanufacturers.
No. 1sl6 Franklin street. near Fifteentn.
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WTANTED, 1000 CORDS Blackjack
w RARK.-The undersigned wish to purchase
the above amount or BLACK-OBk K Ark, de-
livered az Richmond. Any persons engaged In
getting bark will find 1t to their Interest TO cor
respond with us ut once, as the time Tor peelng n
| lust approachirg and we are ready to make con-
tracts.
We Will open our Office in the city OF Richmond
on the lst OF May. Until that time address us as
Lynchburg. Va.
kRFxRkECES The banks and merchants OF
Lynchburg.
NH 4-dSw1m MYERS q GOODmARs
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DEST COOKING AND KINDLING
=D WOOD. COAL. PUMPS. eteam Fuel and
Pump Factory south side Basin near Gallego
Mills Ifpre paid at $3@sa. Is half cord, selected
DRY OAK and PINE WOOD, merely sawed or
snlit aIso or full length: All kinds best BTU.
WE'LL PUMP. el0l j. B. WATKINS.
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A NTHRACITE COAL r
IA AT MARKET RATES.
All sizes Of the celebrated LORBERRY RED
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL delivered promptly
at current rates.
Coal carefully screened and sold by weight.
3. 2. LATH &uP,
Tp ~ Seventeenth street st draw-bridge.
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make to-day smother reduction in the price OF
coal and WOOD, and challenge comparison as
TO the quality and cheapness OF the fuel which
deliver free
XNThkACITE, CLOVER HILL LUMP
HARD GLOVER HILL, and HAIL COAL, now
on hsnd. Also, OAK AND PINE WOOD, OAK
AND PINE WOOD. CH&RLES H. PAGE,
F fuel dealer. Nineteenth and Cary
fe24 and Seyenth and Grace streets.
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The New Organization.

From the signs in oil quarters OF the
State, and from the official report fur'
nished, we take it, to the Wing by the
prominent officers of the Administration
party, which has recently put forth the
WALKER ticket, we cannot see what there
is left for the proscriptive and vindictive
followers of Governor WELLS. The adver-
Using in bankruptcy, as We said the other
day, is all. If that were to come over, the
vital spark would depart from the Govern
ment mansion, and the new ticket would be
without opposition from the Republican
side. Certainly this would be matter OF
felicitation to the State, for the platform OF
the new party brings Us go much nearer to
equality and justice than any yet put forth
from the Republican side that it offers both
hope and encouragement. Moreover, it is
in accordance with the expressed disposl-
ton of General GRANT upon more than one
point. 1t has certainly carried with it the
great body of the white part of the Repub-
lican party Of Virginia.
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THE Great Lie,

The assertion that there is no safety for
certain persons called "loil," or indeed
for any sort of people, in this State,
because Of the condition of the public
mind, is one that no Virginisn can feel
indignant denial. 1t is a great lie. 1t has
inclined to answer save by positive and
no earthly foundation. 1t has been part
of the capital in trade of undeservipg men
who seek to get into Office, not upon their
own merits, but by depriving oil men who
they suppose would not vote for them of
their freedom. Leading national states
men adopt the same sort Of strategy with o
view Of preserving party predominance
in the southern States ; and the pretext
that those who are supposed not to agree
with them in politics are disloyal and blood
thirsty is used by them with as little hest
tation as it is by the class of adventures
who are scrambling for the offices in the
South.
We had supposed that after the Presiden-
tial election there would be an end of the
accusations against the South that were 30
industriously circulated at the North during
the campaign. But it seems to be the con-
viction of the extremists that they are still
needed to maintain their sway. Governor
WELLS shamelessly uttered the false accu-
sation against Virginia before the Commit
tee of Reconstruction in February, and on
Monday General BUTLER reschoed the great
lie in the House of Representatives. This
moment there is not one single northern
State whose annals Of crime will bear an
advantageous comparison with those Of Vir-
GINA, and in no land on the globe can q
man live or travel with more safety than he
can in Virginia. No where on earth is q
man less liable to violence for his political
or religious opinions. Any assertion to the
contrary is based either en- ignorance Oh
hypocrisy. The ignorant man may be par
doned but the man who makes an asser-
ton which he knows to be false is one whom
all men know how to estimate.
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Of read required for the frst year Win
be built.
The Ell Psso line will be the line Of easy
grades, gentle temperatures, and secure and
safe transportation. It win be the pre-
ferred line Of travel and transportation.
The rival route by the Salt Lake Was OBJ
structed last year as late as june by q
snow greater than any Of mid-winter in Mas
sachusetts. It has at some places to be pro-
tected by snow-sheds, which have the sp-
pearance Of tunnel. The frosts and these
tunnels 80 imperil travel that there will be
little hesitation in California which route
to take. There will be less as to freights,
which will never fail to choose the easy
grades Of the level and perpetually tempe
rate route in preferences the steep inclinss
and snow-banks Of the Union Pacific.
The prospects of the Ell Paso route are
very grand, and it will soon be completed
II traverses rich territories, without such
deserts as are crossed by the northern
road. All along its line the settler will hno
fertile lands, and there will spring up oy
the way scenes Of industry and thrift not
to be excelled in this country. ..a3
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NEGRO Policeman.

The suggestion Of negro policemen is
somewhat startling, even to q community
that has passed through such surprising
events that it is about time they were not
susceptible to establishment at anything.
Mayor cHAHooN has administered his Office
very steadily and quietly, and has worn off
some Of that aversion which circumstances
very naturally inspired hereabout towards
him. Certainly there is no moral or politi.
cal necessity for him at this time to undo
the good Impression which he has made.
= The question Of organizing police force
is wholly practical, and 1t is the last one
IN which party feelings or party interests
7 :. Should be allowed to enter. We want men
who are tried and who are to be trusted
Y men OF vigilance and extraordinary d;scre.
Zion. Our property and our lives are 10 +,
entrusted to their hands. To abandon this
policy and make experiments with a new
element, in which, thus far, the Qualities
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most needed have never been conspicuous,
would be to inspire distruss and spprehen-
sion, to infict injury upon the physical IN
serests Of the city, and positively to pro-
duce peril. Who owns the property OF the
CITY ? and what do the annals of crime say
Besides, the Mayor is guided by the laws
Of Virginia, snd they do not suthorize the
appointment of negroes to be policemen.
The introduction Of the negro into the
police force would be q dangerous expert
ment-one that would excite SO muen
anxiety that any one man who attempts 70
do this will assume fearful responsa-
hility. 90 serious o step should be at least
left 70 the decision Of the public voice
when that voice is free to express itself.
We trust that Mayor CHAHooS will be con-
tent with the inquiry he has addressed to
General sroSE9AN on the subject. The
answer Of that gentleman returned to the
Mayor the responsibility Of deciding the
question for himself, taking the occasion,
however, for sarcasm upon the Peters
burg nomination in remarking that if a
negro were fit for the highest Office in the
State he was certainly fit for those Of lower
grades. 80 .-asr. ..
! Mayor CHAnooN is citizen Of Rich
mond. His conduct seems to indicate that
he means to live here. Then, by the COM
mon interest and welfare of the community
in which he has q stake, We trust he will
make no change in the case of the police,
and throw no new cause Of apprehension
in the arena already full enough Of trouble.
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The Ell Paso Route,

The bill just passed the House of Repre-
resentatiyes gives to the Memphis, FL Paso
and Pacific railroad the right of way
through the public lands. The bill grants
the company only the road-hed, with no
subsidies and no guarantee of interest. 1t
requires the company to complete fifty miles
of road at its eastern end within one year,
the same length Of road at its western end
within two years, and the completion Of the
whole road within ten years.
The small favor extended to this COM
pany, compared with the millions of acres
of land and the millions Of dollars lsvished
upon the Union Pacific railroad, is a
striking illustration of the amazing dis
parity between the appropriations Of the
Federal Government to the South and to
the North. The single company of the
Union Pacific road gets more out Of the
Federal Treasury than has been given to
the southern States in all the time since the
foundation of the Government. Indeed,
Virginia has giuen to the Union vastly
more than has been bestowed, in all shapes
and forms, upon the southern States from
the beginning Of the nation! These facts
are striking features Of the history Of this
country. The philosophic investigator will
consider them as closely connected with the
eyentualities which led to war. May We
live to see the day when it will be deemed
as essential to enduring peace that this par
tial distribution of the benefits Of Govern
ment shall be discontinued.
This by the way, however. The South
ern Pacific route has princely donation
from Texas, and there is probability that
1t will be doubled. The admirable nature
Of the route inspires the greatest faith in
it, and there is every assurance that means
will be readily acquired to construct the
road with expedition. The Washington
Chronicle states that ten millions Of dollars
of the bonds Of the company have been
taken on favorable terms in Paris, and that
advantageous contracts for iron and other
materials have been made. The Chronicle
expects that more than double the distance
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ments have been made. All difficulties in
the wsy Of organizing courts, and the sup
posed impossibility Of finding now any JUS
tice or other officer qualified to administer
the oaths Of office to the new appointees,
will readily yield to the potency Of the
bavonet. We therefore deem it unneces-
sarv to call attention to such things. Con-
at;tntions and laws are at discount. For
the military above all other people there IS
q vay Taaorever there is will. .,,v
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TIE CONDITION OF AFFAIRS IN VIRGINIA.
Correspondents in various counties have
sent us letters telling us that there are no
sheriffs, no clerks, no courts, &c., SO. The
story is the came in every instance. The
military authorities have tried to remedy
this state Of things. Numerous appoint
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CIVIL AFFOlIN NlG1S - IL A-A.-
eao -.- MILITARY.
The following appointments were made
yesterday:
MAGISTRATES.
Russen-James Webb, Henry Fogleman,
Harvey Bays, John W. Ball, Jonathan
Hall, Samuel P. Muncy, Robert stinson,
Daniel Kiser, Henry Gose. Spotsyluania-
P. 8. Chaffey, R. M. Harris, James L. Pal
mer, Absalom MCGEE, E. Kicker, Joseph
Lichtenstein, Joseph ". Figg, Moses Nor
rison, Oliver Eastman, Edwin Snowden, L.
C. Frost, w. W. Albro. Fredericksburg
George W. Eve, Theo. Drake, G. E. Hunter,
W. G. Morrison. Middleser- jay Evans,
Ed. J. Robinson, John H. Archibald, Will
liam R. Apsley, L. W. Pease, David Hens
ley, F. A. Kline. Northampton-John Ad-
Olson, Jr., James Downing, Julius Savage,
Severn Ayres, C. r. Moore, Arthur Down
ing, G. r. Stockton, Willis Thompson.
Prince WiUiam-Hsrvey Hyde, Francis
Dewitt, Sidney Teasdale, Daniel Amerden,
John H. Dawes, Levi Hixsen, Elisha B.
Gates, John M. Stewart, Jason Ketchum,
Rufus Fairbanks, B. d. seacott, Fl. NJ. Al
derson, Chas. G. G. Rasenick, A. c. Ferguson.
.Buchanan-David Davis, Miller Matney,
Anthony Straut, Jonathan Syfers, James
W. Hale, George Barton, James Gilbert.
CToins-John s. Frank, James G. Luck,
St. Ledger Moncure, Richard A. Rix, Al
bert W. Luck, J. II. Terrill. Henrico-
George W. Barker uice John Nettles. Lou
isa-William T. Saunders. Matthew's
Jacob Raunnell, Charles L. Armistead,
John Davis, John q. Diggs, Harvey A.
Tabb, Virginius Gale, Booker Hauley, Ga
briel Miller, Robert Fl. Blake, Robert F.
Thompson, George NJ. Culona.
CoNsTABLEs.
amelia John G.. Wiley, Caesar Noble.
Buchanan Stillner, Joseph Coleman,
William Street, Noah G. Ball. Caroline
A. J.. Dunn. Charzotte-John g. Foster.
GreenSviue- William H. Morris. Greene
Downing L. Smith. Prince WiHiam-Chas.
F. Bailey, Thomas Frazier, George B. Jones.
RsSseR-David A. Fogleman, S. P. Fogle-
man, James Chapman, Fowler fuller, Ro-
bert Byrd, D. G. R. snider, James T. Ro-
berson, Carmel Chapman, Henry M. Hona-
ker, George W. Johnson, Andrew Evans,
Nathaniel Gose.
OvERsEERs OF THE POOR.
.4melia-Thomas Brazeal, John R. Ross,
Thomas G. Murphy. Buchanan-David
Davis, James Coleman, Robert j. Phillips.
Curoline-Cornelius Long, Richard A. Blk,
J. H. Terrill. Northampton-Dr. Arthur
Downing. Prince lWlHam-Israel Jones,
Craven King. Russell-Harvey Taylor,
Jonathan Boyd, Hugh Turner.
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A SPEECH FROM Mr.. WALKER.-d1L-
BERT C. WALKER, the nominee of the Re-
publican Administrative party, will address
the citizens this evening on the Capitol
square-we suppose from the steps OF the
capitol. As his views Of policy are deeply
interesting because of the attitude in which
he is placed, We suppose there will be an
immense audience to hear what he has to
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The Petersburg Express calls upon the
Central Executive Committee of the Con-
servative party to advise the people what
to do in the present condition of political
affairs. But will the Express promise to
follow their advice -r
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The article on the cultivation of peanuts
which we published several days ago did
not originally appear in the Petersburg
Indes, as we then supposed and stated, but
in the Christian Sun. , ...
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.FsRY GOOus,

vgS Il. PRICE 8 Co., No. 1101 MAIN
III STREET.. NEARLY OPPOSITE POST. OFFICE.
are now receiving their nPsING STOCh OF choice
DRE GOODS 70 which attention iB called:
Elegant Slack Gro Grain s1lk8, -p..--------.-----
RleSant Bonnie To 1eta Fl -------a--
French Poplins and Mozamblques.
Grenadines, Percaiss! Briliisnss,- &c. y
In mOUkNIH6 GOODS: Bombaztnes, Tar
nice, Silk ard Wool Grensdine5 Byzantine, &c.
Special attention pald 70 this department..
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS we keep large
stock, and thall sell rs low as any house in the
United states. Linen sheeting. Cotton Sheetirg
Pillow Linen, 5PiIlowt otton, 7Keal Irish Linens,
Flannels. shawls, Diapers, Damask TowelliDgs,
&C., &c.--a full stock always on hand.
Having reputation for doing business regu-
larly fairly we do not herald to the public
prices for particular goods or that we buy for
CASH OILY, but leave It to the customer to say II
we are not as reasonable as could be expected.
NH 16-eodzw ~ a.. !. T. h. PRICE q. CO..
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GRANITE WORKS

RICHMOND GRANITE COMPANY
LII We are prepared to furnish The ve>H =.
quality 9RAklTE, dressed or addressed h Des
quantity; We VIII also build all kinds o9s May
given TO rough or dressed WALL WORK tGSSpHsiS mn
Terry WORK, &c, and all material fnrn;.hnaaH -
ONCE corner Of Canal and Seventh streets
ia si-Sh Srpprfntandent
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PICTURES, rrIRRons 5.
tE(s.

~ W.sAUNDERs (AGENT vi, sa1;i1,1,
w &HGLDENJ, saSBaOAu m SMIrH
TWEEN THikD An D F0URTH, nj HI BE-
yAs, Manufacturer Of Picture and nuhD,
ses ana pnSsSer q Of All
OIL PAINTINGS, htgaiy-colored Litbs gsen n OF
Steel Engrayirgs, and thromos OF sune,s ns oeis
tyr isoa large stock offer and "a nfsi qoast-
Lataue. franklin at the Court Of VI Js,raaf Of
don, i7s, and oihsrs TOO numerous to nentio, Lon
notice. 80 ~ sas shortest
= GILT and ROSE MOULDING furn,,,., So,
trade at New York prices. = fa'ni'ned 70 The
N; B:-Owipg to the scarcity OF money am al,
ci y and subuIbs. Particular atteniIi 10 The
orcers f:om the country. NH ego .la 70
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Died.,

On the 18th instant, at 8 O'Clock in the morning
OF typhoid pneumonia, GERTRUDE, daughter o.
w. s. and Mary f. McEWen, of scottsyille, aget
three years, Two months, and TWO days.
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W HITE TEETH.-MEaDE& BAKERS
w '"SAPON ISE DENTIFaICEn ia ofs..S
IS The best TOOTH POWDEn in ufe. II Is gpsl
ranteed to be flee from all acids hurtful ,nsra-
dents, and Is composed OF the purest and mot
efficient detergents astringents, and anti-scorhr''
tics speedily removes iDcfpiert tartar and scurf
and heals and hardens the gums. Il Is used sn5
recommended by hundreds OF well-known citizens
and by sll Of our bet dentists Read the foiowin,
certificates $500"
have for many years used IN nv family Ard
prescribed to my patients, the "sAPoSTNR beT.
THRICE" prepared by Nessrs Meace Bater
who have acquainted me with It's compoGi,ion.
aud all who use It may do so with the assurancss
that 1t is far preferable TO most preparations OF ia
kind, and that 1t does not contain any isgredien,
that can by possibility injre the teeth In Organism
or appearance. JOHN 6. W%lT, Dentist
We confidently recommend to all who need A,
efficient and harmless tooth powder the elegant
preparation OF n eade & Baker known as s.SApo.
NINE DENTIFRICH."
GEORGE W. JONES. Dentist:
Z. n. HUDSON, Dentist;
w. LEIGH BURT o., Deptlst:
]. HALL MOORE, N. D.. Dentist
".sH3 -.-, JOHN MAHONY, Dentist
j. EDWARD CHI .SE, Dentist;
GEORGE b. STEEL, Dentist.
Price, fifty &C nts a box. mhs
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n W G 90 s.
sPRING, 1869. r
W. N. BELL & CO.,
ses MAIN STREET, .U.-
second door from Ninth,
are now receiving and offer for sale upon the most
favorable terms FOX Cash,
Choice styles PRINTS,
New spring DEL AINES, ..
New ssring CH. LILIES,
CT sGH MS OF all qualities,
WHITE and CCLoRED PIQUkS, for ladies' and
children's suits, very cheap;
BLACK CLOTHS and ChsSlMERES;
Fancy Cassimeres, choice for boys; ...-
Fancy Cassimeres, choice for men;
Fredericksburg CassimeYes and Meltons;
Brown ShirttngS and oheetsDgs-a full line;
Rleached Shirtlngs and Sheetings-a full line ;
Fine "a Beached Cot.ons 1t is, leg, ana 2oc.;
Fruit of the Loom Bleached at ?oc.;
Wamsutta Bleached; ..-.r
New York Mills bleached;
Hemstitched L. G. Handkerchief at 2sc.-a bar
gain;
Hemstitched L. C. Handkerchiefs, all grades;
The celebrated BUFF 10 ALPAC-S and MO-
HAlRS-best goods and best black-imported /;
BLACK and CULDRED SILKS,
Black Hernannies,
Florentues,
Grenadines,
BonbaZnes
SILK Warp Ch'Lies. &C.; as .
NEW STRIPES for Balmoral klrtsi
DRESS TRIMMINGS ard EMAIL W. RES;
Roberts's celebrated GOLp-EYE NEEDLES.
[nh Is .
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NEW GOODS.-Just received (Msrch 4,
IN 1897 Fer steamer, fresh supply OF auction
bargains Coats's Spool Cotton, all Nos, at 7c.
per spool; spool Cotton, warranted 10 be 600
yards] as good as Coats's, at Soc. per dozen !;
Prints (sp.ing and winter styles. best brands, ut
l7ac a. Bleached Cotton lgood as New York
MiIis) at 2oc.: Winter shawls and Dress Goods at
half price; Note, Cap snd Letter Paper, best
best quality. cheap /; Coatss genuine Linen spool
Thread ut Iac.; slyer-plated Tablespoons at sa
worth Ga 90 and Silver-plated Teaspoons ut 81
worth a.: Ladies' and Misses Shoes Gents and
Boys, Shoes and all manner OF Notions and
mi,s DUCKwALL 4 ROUSE.
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TIRE DEPARTMENT. quarterly
N meeting Of the Board OF Control OF the Fire
Department, for the assessment Of fines, Will be
held at the Engine House, Broad street, On "a.
TURDAY the 9Th instant, at o'clock Z. III. 20
NH 25-at (. WARREN, Clerk.
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kJOTICE.-The subscriber is nov pre-
lx psred to receive any number OF Hoes ON
mile below Richmond. Price, 81 per month. For
further information, apply on the pr emises:
fe Film ANDREW j. BYRNE.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
h
A SPRING SEASON OF COMIC OPERA
AND
OPERATIC BURLEsQUES
will commence at this Thestre on the
FIFTH OF APRIL,
under the MANAGEMENT OF Mr. JOHN =. FORD.
The brilliant and gifted
CHAPMAN SISTERS,
MR. BISHOP 1.-THE favorite comedianh
and FIRsT-CLAss COMPANY, will appear.
[mh 2i-1w