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RitErmond 9ispatch.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IL, 1870
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH''
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCu-
LATI0S OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

TorHE HONORABLE MEMBERS OF THE LEG1s-
LATrRE OF VIRGINIA: The undersigned, mem
hers OF the Richmond bar. believing that the time
has nearly arrived when the Government OF Nir-
gnia will bs inaugurated under the Constitution
lately adopted by her people; feeling deep inte-
rest in the selection of fit person for the position
OF Judge Of the Hastings Court OF Richmond,
without intending to reflect upon the claims OF
any other gentleman who may desire the position,
take great pleasure in recommending to your
honorable body our friend A. b. GUIGoN, Esq.
From long acquaintance with Mr. GUIGoS, 1t
Is but justice to him. in behalf OF his claims to
this important position, to say that his attain
ments as Il lawyer, his habits as a man OF bust
ness, and the integrity of his character rs gen.
tleman cminently qualify him to perform the
responsible duties of Judge. In giving assurance
that his appointment will be highly gratifying to
US, we feel equally confident that 1t will also be
highly satisfactory to the whole community oil
tpbu
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MAYORS CouRT-Mnyor .Chdhoon prssi1
din9.-Amanda Glasgow (colOred) charged
with threatening to assault Sally MaTo
(colored), was discharged. 'tlfE
William Allen (coloredI, charged with
having in his possession four ducks, belong
ing to A. v. Jones, was discharged upon
proving that he was the lawful owner OF
| the ducks. q f' assr@2.'a /
Lewis Taylor (colored), charged with as.
saultlng and beating. Winnie johnson, was
fined $3.50. - -,
Richard Cary, charged with assaulting
and beating William II. Crenshaw, and
William H. Crenshaw, charged with as
saulting Richard Cary, were discharged
upon payment of costs. r.3 Heta =
John Coleman and John Henry tcoluedl,
charged with feloniously breaking into the
blacksmith shop of E. E. Smith and steal
ing tools and iron, were arraigned. Cole
man was discharged and Henry sent on for
felony.
Charles Logan, charged with having
the property stolen by the above mentioned
accused, was sent ON to answer indictment
for misdemeanor.
Watt Pearce and Alexander Walker,
charged with fighting in the street, were
fined $3.50 each.
Rose Nelson, charged with assaulting
and beating Celia Washington, was fined 81
Peyton Worsham (colored), charged with
having on iron axle in his possession sup
posed to have been stolen, was sent on for
Indictment. - fes.
Mary johnson (colored), charged with
disorderly conduct in the street, was dis
charged. :
Celia Washington, for assaulting and
beating Rose Nelson, was fined 81.
Samuel johnson, for throwing stones OF
the house of William Robinson, was sent
on to answer Indictment.
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a CITY ALMs-HOUSE,
RIcHMONp. VA, February 10, 1910.


a CITY ALMs-HoUsE,l
RIcHMoSD. VA, February 10, 1910. ;
.SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
~ CEIYED until u O'Clock NJ. MONDAY,
February q, 1870, for furnishing the ClTY Aims
HOUSE with SUPPLIES for the quarter ending
May 81, 1870. All goods to be delivered at City
age, at such times and In such quantities rs may
oe required, upon orders from superintendent, ap-
proved by chairman Of commttee-viZ.,
Isl BARRELS EXTRA FLOUR,
90, 225 pounds BOLTED CORN MEAL,
O., 354 pounds FRESH BEEF,
AC75 pounds BACON (stdes and shouldersj,
l275 pounds RICE,
ies pounds TEA (black and green,,
sacks SALT,
a,i50 pounds BROWN SUGAR,
1850 pounds RIO COFFEE tgrccnl,
$50 bushels IRISH POTATOES,
4S barrels GOOD IIERRINGS
.4so gallons M0LASSES,
dozen BROOMS,
IS IS cord cords IS sEAsoN'ED PINE WOOD,
L.500 pounds SOAP.
As above estimates Of quantities Is based on pre-
sent number OF inmates, they Ill be varied as the
number to hc provided for may Increase or dimin-
ish. --..,
Proposals must be addressed to underss sned, en-.
d0rsed Proposals Tor Supple, City Alm5
House and must. with SAM Piles, be left ct the oce
Of Superintendent City Alms-liouse, with fan
statement Of brand and quality OF articles whch
cannot TIC sampled.
The committee reserve the right to reject, at
their optiou, any or all proposals offered:
JOHN f.. hULFORD,
Chairman Committee for Relief or Poor
fe ltd
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LIST OF TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE IN
RICHMOND CITY from date of our last re-
port to 10th February, 1870:
James McDonough to Michael Dolan.
Brick dwelling, and lot IA PIP by 60 feet,
on north side Of High street between
Church and High streets, for S525.
John 3. Warrington, trustee, to John y.
Croft. Large brick dwelling, with lot a
feet front, on north side OF Leigh neal
Adams street, for $1,000.
Thomas J. Evans, trustee, to David Gill
man. Brick store and dwelling, lot 80 by
IS feet, south side of Lester street east o1
Gillie's creek, for $4,000.
Jeremiah Nottingham to r. A.'Willis
Brick dwelling, lot 25 by 1913 feet, on Ross
street, for $3.50.
B. H. Nash (substitutcd trustee) tC
George Miles and John Mahoney. Tobacco
factory corner of Franklin and Twenty.
fourth streets, lot south side of Franklin
street, 20 by 100 feet, for ST, $50.
John c. Shafer to Albert Ordway. Lot
on south side of Franklin near Laurel
street, 60 by $50 feet, for 81 400.
W. Goddin to Nathaniel Bailey. Lot
corner of Hickory and Webster streets,
by l2O feet, for $40.
J. Fl. Taylor, trustee, to H. Selden Tay-
lor. Brick tenement in Ford's row, on Cher
ry street near Dover, lot l6 2-l2 by "a feet,
for $3.50.
J. c. Shafer to W. G. Dunham. Lot on
south side of franklin street near Laurel
street, 90 by $50 feet, for $4,000.
Henry C. Cabcll and others to Brooks, Ell
Tyson, Manly, and others, trustees. United
States Hotel, corner Nineteenth and Main
streets, lot GO by 10 feet, for $4,000.
James Alfred Jones to Jerry Myers. Lot
on west side of Seventh street near Preston
street, 81 by l24 feet, for $22G.
James D. Browne, trustee, to Charles
Kerse. Dwelling on east side of st. Peter
street, lot fronting l60 by so feet, Tor
81 600.
James Alfred Jones to John W. Toney.
Lot corner of Sixth and Preston streets, 80
by l24 feet, for $l27.50.
i. Catogni to James Jones. Lot on the
east side of Thirtieth between Clay ard
Leigh streets, Ga by l24 feet, for 5000.
Robert Howard, special commissioner, to
T. C. Williams. Lot on the southwest cor
ner of Grace and Jefferson streets, 65 by
LOU lcct3 iOI Ts,oUO'
James NJ. Talbot to Charles Talbot.
One-half interest in Talbots Foundry,
corner Cary and Seventeenth, 100 feet on
Seventeenth by 1913 2-l2 feet on Cary street,
for $4,000.
Louisa G. Wilkins to Augustus Van
Wyck. One-third interest and dover right
in two-thirds of Elba Park" fronting 33C
feet on north side Of Broad street, running
back 6s2 feet to Clay street, for S3,0l0.33
William G.. cambridge to Charles Clay
brook. Lot on north side OF Jackson street
between First and Second streets, 80 by l3C
feet, for 1920.
John L. Williams to w. A. Gillespie.
House on south side of Main street between
Madison and Monroe streets, with lot 80 by
l5S feet, for $1,000.
James Turner to Henry Dixon. Brick
and wood dwelling on east eide of Second
street, lot 27 2-l2 by l30 feet, for s725.
w. F. A. Wicker to J. P. Justis. Lot on
south side of Poplar street at its intersec-
ton with Fourteenth street, 45 by 9o feet,
for $3.50.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tines OF all sorts and sizes,
for all conditions in society, at prices varying
from IS to cent, ,nny be had Of ELLYsoS Il
TAYLOR, lliG Main street.
Valentines comic, grotesque, and sentimental.
Valentines for the rich.
Valentines for the poor.
Valentines for schoolgirls.
Valentines for school-n0ys.
Valentines fer yoeng ladies.
Valentines for young men.
Valentines for ahe lovers.
Valentines fur those about to become so.
Valentines for the accepted.
Valentines for the rejected suitor. -.
Valentines for old persons of both sexes and
for all others. tor sale by ELLYsoN & TAYLOR,
next to Dis patch Office.
Tho trace supplied.
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Members OF the Legislature who hsvc not here
toforc had their photographs taken at the gallery
OF c. Il. REEs & Co., according to invitation cH-
tended to them previous to che late recess win
please call at the gallery at their earliest leisure,
as It is desired TO :orm complete groups OF the two
Houses as sonn rs practicable. A large number
have already sat! and !f tic remaining gentlemen
promptly respond to this reminder the groups can
be perfected az an early day. Don't forget tho
place.. II. HEEs 6 Co.'s gallery, on the south
side of Main street between Ninth and Tenth.
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The CHAPMAN NENaAGEMENT.-TheC Chap
man Sisters, with Bishop, the comedian,
and u picked company, will commence On
engagement in Richmond on Monday night.
Since they were here last, these versatile
artists have added to their already attrac-
tive repertoire, and are now prepared to
give us q series of entertainments which
will add immensely to their present popu-
larity. We predict for them the most
fashionable and remunerative engagement
of the winter, and those who desire to Sc
cure reserved seats for any night should dc
so OF once. Mr.. Wachtel, the accommo-
dating agent, may be found this morning
at West s; -Johnston's bookstore.
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SUICIDE OF A PHYsIcIAS.-Dr. Charles
r. Bricken, wcll-known citizen, died by
his own hand (at the residence of his
father-in-law, Mr.. B. W. Totty,) yesterday
morning. He has been for some time past
in very bad health and suffering with de-
preston Of spirits, under the influence OF
which he shot himself, death almost imme-
diately ensuing.
DR.. Bricken formerly enjoyed q good
practice as physician in Richmond, but be-
fore the war went into the liquor trade.
After the war he became one of the lesscea
of the Richmond Theatre, with Fir. Grau
as his partner. He wrote several books
while in the practice of his profession, and
was also the author of "Cabin and Par
lori and several other plays-one or two
Of which are still acted on the American
stage. 4 few weeks ago he delivered lee
ture on the subject of Life Insurance, Oh
Oregon Hill. Dr. Bricken was an amiable
and popular man. Some of our people will
remember him as having been at one time
surgeon of the Mechanics Guard.
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TUCKER COLEMAN DIsCHARGED.--Some
months ago Tucker Coleman "a colored many
was convicted of arson by the county court
of Goocbland, and sentenced to death.
General Candy set aside the verdict and
ordered new trial. Since then the case
was removed to Powhatan, and the county
court few days ago, after frequent fail
ures to get jury and witnesses together at
the same time, instructed the Common
wealtli's attorney to enter 7,olle prosequi.
This was done, and the prisoner was dis
charged.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow We
note the following special appointments
Christ (EpisCopdD Chrch lin the Val
y).-ReY. J. f. Hammond ut 44 PM
st. PourS (EpiscopaV.-A missionary
| meeting will be held at this church at ?
NJ. Right Rev. John Payne, missionary
Bishop of Africa, will address the congre.
cation.
United Presbyterian.-Rev. j. L. NJ
Curry ut II a. NJ.
Third Baptist (Grace street, Rev. DR.
Jeter will preach at y P. M. Subject
The adornments of women.'
Sycamore Disciples, Eleventh street
between Broad and MarshalD Rev. John
A. Dearborn at II \. NJ. and d ?. NJ.
Centenary Methodist.-Rev.B Bishop Dog,
gett at IL 4. III. pastor at y P. NJ.
Nicholson-Sf Methodist.-Rev. P
Archer at ii 4. N. and u P. NJ.
Sidney Ihethodist.-Rev. Leroy NJ. Lee
at II A. NJ, and Rev. F. A. Strother at y
?. NJ.
OREGON NethoGist.-Rey.F +. \. Strothel
+ ut ii \. NJ. and Dr.. Leroy NJ. Lee at a
Pm.
Trinity Mehodist.-Ther regular monthly
mectlnS OF the Methoalst ouhuay-ochool
Society will be held at Trinity church on
Sunday afternoon at 81 O'Clock.
Flton Baptist (Rocketts) Rev. ]. II.
Newbill at ii A. NJ.
ST. Nark'S Church will be closed to-mor-
row night on account of the missionary
meeting at St. paul's.
Friends Meeting.-Edward c. Young, q
minister OF the Society of Friends, from
Ohio, will attend the Friends meeting, cor
ner Clay and First streets, tomorrow at ii
o'clock. The public are invited to attend.
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We have determined to reduce to less than the
regular gold rates the price Of every article OF our
magnificent stock OF Diamonds, Fine Watches,
Jewelry, and Silrerwarc, and ask an inspection OF
our goods aud prices. which ,se propose to offer
for less than they can be bought in the fst-class
houses of New York and P,ailadeIphia, We i'm
port and receive daily from the manufacturers the
latest styles Of rich Jewelry, Fine Watches, Dia-
moad and Pearl Sets, T.eonitne Vest and Guard
Chains, Glove Bands and Rattons, Handkerchief
Holders. Amethyst, Mossagate, Ruby Sigpel Dia-
mond Engagement and Plain Gold Wedding
Rings; Masonic Je wells and Jewelry, spectacles
and Eyeglasses, Sterling silver Spoons, Forks,
Pitchers, and rich Presentation Pieces 10 leases.
NowLAS 4 Co,
Main street corner OF Tenth.
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NEW AUCTION FIRM.-Messrs. CARROLL G..
CLARKE and WILLIAM II. FISHER, or Chester
field, have formed co-partn ership, and will con
duct the auction business In this city, and promise
their strcscst attention to all business entrusted
TO them. They will, in addition to their regular
sales, attend the Saturday sales on Council Cham
Der Hill. They are both deserving and popular
young men, and deserve liberal encouragement
from the Richmond public. -.
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A BATTLE REL1c.-In one of the win
dows of the Dispatch counting-room may
be seen small piece Of plank sawed out Of
q tree cut on the famed battlefield of Cold
Harbor. In the small space Of four by six
inches in this board may be found four bull
lets Qeaden messengers of intended death)
buried in what was the very heart OF the
tree. The tree from which this board was
cut was in the centre of that sangulnary
field, and affords an illustration OF how
thick the bullets fell in that locality.
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BURGLARY ON MARSHALL STREET.-THE
store of James Rankin, on Marshall street
near Brook avenue, was forcibly entered on
Thursday night and robbed of $50 pounds
of bacon and other groceries. Yesterday
morning Detectives Murphy and O'Dwyer
and officer Pat. Wood got on the track Of
the thieves, and succeeded in recovering a
part of the property. They also arrested
Jim Curtis alias Boots and John Wright,
the former an ex-conyict, on the charge OF
being implicated in the burglary.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
Major JED HoTCHkISS, Of Staunton, Is a candi-
date for Supcrintc ndcnt Of Public Instruction.
He Is thoroughly acquainted with the school sys-
tens OF this and other countries, and bis libe-
raj education, experience as q teacher. and snpe-
rlor administrative abilities. cmincntly tit him Tor
the posi,i III. His friends In all parts fthe State
commend his claims TO the favorable conSidera-
tion Of the Legislature.
fc 7-1C,$ SOUTHWEST.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-0FFIcE FEB"
RuARY IL, 1S7O.-Mrs. L. Grimes, Miss FL
Ia Snyder, Box go, W. R. Harwood, Miss
Louisa Roster, John L. Pritchard, Thon' d!
C. Epps, Mrs. Kate Rankins, Miss Ca .tha
rine Carroll, Miss Bridget Carroll, A.. Rose
Richmond, Va; Henry Barnes Martin
corner Of Charles, l35 Park; Mrs. james
w, Flood, Washington, D. G.
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WOMAN BURNT TO DEATH.-At late hour
on Thursday night Amy Martin, o colored
woman living at the house of Mr.. John
Snellings, was go badly burnt by kerosene
oil explosion that she died. after much sut-
fering, yesterday morning. In attempting
to blow out light the vapor from the oil
caught fire and the lamp exploded, and in
an instant the woman was wrapped in
flames. She ran out of doors, but before
any one could come to her assistance was
burned beyond hope of recovery.
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COUNTY JUDGE OF PRINCE EDwAED.-Since
his nodesty prevents his announcing himself o
candidate, the writer bcgS leave to place in nomi-
nation for This position EIr. FRANK NAT WAT
kINs, a gentleman who must he known TO nearly
every member of he Legislature as 4 iust and up
right citizen. He Is warmly endorsed by the
Prince Edward bar. and the people Of the county,
were the choice with them, would elect him by Il
large maj jority. fc = 2w*l FARMTILLE.
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AceUITTED.-The Military Commits
sion in the case of ex-Sheriff Moore have
declared him "not guilty" of the charges
and specifications against him, and he has
been discharged from custody.
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PER1oDIcALs.-Ellyson S Taylor have
laid on our table fresh supply of pic
torial and literary papers. Their stock
embraces all the publications OF the country.
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| Members Of the Legislature and strangers In the
city can have any Of the Richmond dnilies or the
northern papers left Mt their rooms on application
| to ELLYSoN &c TAYLOR, next door to Dispatch
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Members OF the Legislature will find all the
latest magazines and papers ut ELLYsoS TAY-
LoE'S, next to Dispatch building. Daily papers
delivered In any part Of the city.
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VALENTINES. .vlssEST1SEs.-Ane new and spIen-
did assortment OF Valentlnes-sentimental. comic,
&c, &c.-to lie had in eudlcss variety ct WEST &
JoHNsToN'S bookstore, 1ooG Main street. two
doors ABOVE the poscsofflrc
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fhe Religious Herald is the common medium
OF communication among Baptists. lsis avalu-
able medium for advertising. Rates reasonable.
Office, Main street opposite Dispatea Office.
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20 DRTGcIsTs.-Wew will sell the whole or any
iart OF the Fixtures OF our Fifth-street Drug
Store, leo Glass Labelled Bottles Counters, Draw
ess, Shelving, &c. ~
WOOD q SONS Druggists.
- Ninth and Main streets.
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Ph. Courvoisicr's celebrated Prize Medal Kid
Gloves, all coRrs at L. B. SPENCE SoS's
clothug-h g-house, No. 1900 Main street.
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The THOMAS DUKE charged with assault!
ing and beating Betsy Woodson is not MIR,
Thomas Duke the livery stable-keeper.
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Menlt ers of the Legislature should 90 TO ELY
son TAiLon's, next to Dispatch building, for
their magazines, papers, and stationery.
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NOTICE TO sHIPPERs.- asfHs1rrra
IN The boats OF the JAMES ,RI-S ssSsss$s26 III
YER AND KANAWHA CANAL CUMfANY
will leave the dock 80 usual promptly AZ Il ~ On
o Freight and tolls on Xocas for Lynch5urs and
beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid At tne
option OF the shipper. Every facility possiblewilI
suned to deliver down freight elsewhere than at
my Office on tie Dock without special agreement.
Way freight win not be delivered till charges are
paid
Boats locked and insured.
deli EDWARD DILLON, Agent.
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EPISCOPAL SuNDAYScHooL USIoS.-A
meeting of the Executive Committee Of the
Sunday School Union of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Vir-
ginia will be held to-day Saturday, Feb
ruary l2th,) at l O'Clock, at the Office of
Messrs. Lancaster Co. Business of i'm
portance will be transacted.
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Go ToPAGEs- Nineteenth and Cary or Seventh b
and GracesstreatsEssad you can get anthracite
coal at .$7.sot asssor $3.50. per tom Clover Hill
lump coaE:at Ses5ss hail at $3.50; and wood at
lowest rates forcasti:S
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1000 new-stylc Neck.ies at E. B. SPENCE &
SONS fashionable tailoring establishment, No.
1900 Main street, .#- a.u. ..a.
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SCHILLER LODGE, No. 139, I. o. 0. F.,
win give grand ball at Blenner's New
Market Hall on Monday evening next.
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sa.8Ss Paper Collars, Of all styles, at E. B.
| SPENCE & SONS gentlemen's furnishing house,
| No. 1900 Main street.
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Marshall N. Gillian.
Marmatluke Johnson,

hereby announce myself candidate for the
Office Of Superintendent of the State Pcnt;entary.
fc 7-e;k W. y. SMITH.
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SosG BOO as, very cheap, at ELLIsos { TAY
Lok 9 ne5 1to Dispakeh building.
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ao 10 .SELLYsos & TAsLoR's NEWS DEroT 10
ouy Year magazines and papers.
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Call at EILYSoN & TATLoR's, next to Dis.
71GtcR, for funny or comic valentines.
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Cal at ELLYSoE & TAyLr3R's, llls Main street
for fine or fancy valentines.
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xESy OF LETTERS

r>v OF ADVERTISED LETTERS
| ,r,tN tl\,,SC IN THE RICHMOND POST
,It'tI,E FEi iEIARl II, $50: ':,,,,..,,
'rons c1' ling Cor letters IN this iss VIII please
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Select English and classical school fer boys, af
No. sle Main, between Sixth and Seventh streets,
nearly opposite the Arlington House. 4. B. Hol'
stead, A. H., Principal The BALI session De-
gins February 18th. A. few additions desired
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FOR THE CaHApEsr AND BEST COKE, Anthra-
cite and Bituminous Coal OF all kinds and sizes,
sawed Split and Long Wood, go TO Mr. J. b.
no Izrvs,a ff11 Lain street near the post-ofdce.
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sa9 Walkingscanes at 800 Main street-E. B,
SPENCE & soSss
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SHIPPING.

TOR NEW YORK.-The e(e- %meA
T. CANT steamship SARATOGA. Cap SssnaiGS61
tain Couch, will leSye her wharf at hoGsstss
on: SUNDAY, FobruJFy 18th, 1t O'Clock p. NJ.
Freight received, until SATURDAY NIGHT.
Fare, $Is; steeraEHAq. For freight or passage ap-
ply 70 ,r,- Wa&fIAM &. DUNHAM g. CO..
fe le-t Corner ElerentfrAud Main streets.
EOR BALTIMORE.-Stea slsn.
Il ELLIE KNIGHT win leave hess
wharf SATURDAY. February l2th, 2t . O'Clock
7. NJ Freight received up to q O'Clock r. M.
For freight or passage apply TO.
HARFEYS u WILLIAMS,
fe lift Efs @ 80, Agents.
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); NJ, ELLYsoy q Co. win insert adyert1sementsir
the principal newspapers In yirginia North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub"
fishers, rates for cash. Apply at this ONCE.