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>ea<l 'hi foi awm certificate froiti i _cnl.eiri.»ii
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v I Dear Bin I aava i*een atii.eted pc
...» -ii Rheuaaatisiß for tbe i**u»t fifteen
m.« is it* *"" '•-' fonas. I*:ni at fii,ie». *.• pro*
. „ .» unahli to tnf B my .ell in I wil s, •:!,
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,' r lundol I ''!.-i t With n i.iy ieac>i or Inowl
s;.e ;., ~,,ir preparatioa cal.ei!
iK)I SAMARITAN, ana with the hope
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.. . Benefit* r*sfore fioai un* other externsl
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• » y .; ~ <tr of ceetd_«itas received even yyeek.
»-_ | ■ pei hottle. and foi *••« efq
\ -iai «H.«. JOHNSTON, Mata si
MKAI X A MAKER. Mam it.
li iK.tK.'KA CO.. Broad street.
W I, AKI icK. Prai Klin st.
*.V i V I r.K-i'N Maiß at.
, ** i'AWSON. M . n at.
\V PRAYBKR. lTth M.
w 0. >N Kl.Ll RGB. Chnrea Hi.l. le _*>-lw
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THK FEMALES
OF THK IMTI-'D STA IKs'
»-r BBSetaaa. proverhtslh feeble aud unheu ■ i
IA ■ \.e ii. is nor hops foi SB] -li ii .c lor li.c
. . ntil tl sri is i better BBderttaadia : •
th. we may. however, caaarsti ,•>■• ••
•, ;- the ii trodu. '.ot, ..I i. rem* ' ■■■ .
- rof crest y ilue .r. rebel ... si
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v. ION - 'y'l ■ .TABLE TIN.' i 1 RK.
-• hi yrri* it ii..- brine! rI h *..
ii ib i. iwiiiia -. ■ rem -Bssainn t. I iem
.. ... ... ■ ~ .1,.. ~. to v Inch Hie. arei — I
l Wil B '
| .. ... .- .• . • ).yy-''tin bj Bine.l eal BUM
•• _ • . 'ci! hj .ur ' est Known c I Si -
»:,.■ l reseea f esaT etsof tlnsTißctareoß theii
- to. dbasatera an; ie eate children C.
Bi.. ..,..,•,mh- Dyspepsia, Neurs'tis, with bubmi
mis ether diseases, are cure.) l.y it.
Fl MALI— AM' CttILDRKN.-TbiS TINC
l IKK will I* |< uml a treat isdieißi foi all then
Cmenae..
■X. Cal sy.i _-m Pamphlet* and see ears*
Bbft 'as PURCELL, I.ADD k CO.. Ricbaßoa4.
!o 1 ,- C'OOKK. Fredsriekßburs: bi all the Drur
ei.fa IB '>'cra'ur«: Im MUKTIMKI k MOW
BRAY" BaJtimore; aad hj Dmnsists and Shop
keepers sverywhsrs. *I pc- bottle; sis hottlsa
*jt. le 2. tiA.wts
BY I'li-.iit tt*« Bitters -This Ofebrased j
i. b heen ssei > seßsfii y r«r the last tweh c I
is cssea "I Indiseßtion. FlßfoleneT. Gea- I
. ,-.. iirv. "yierrmisneis. See Sieki ess. (to . fte, I
. . , n ite . >■ •tl ■ .■ • >b throe hout the I
.. re>: re the sapetite, equi />• the eircu i
•' ni Slid .':icr.:y to Ihi "vxtcin .-.'.il j
, y u.-r ..; rei I >>. ■ I . dise*se rsrelj ..!, [
Pi ANFTT'S BITTEBB
trsßareli Veeet hfo. and adapted to all aces ard
r.i'diti.tfli: are for eale hi FItHKR k WIH
: iM.and . (irncers and Drugsisti neaerallr.
t N'o.lll Pc irl af-eet. \. V.
. .-iii.R a WINSTON, Pracitsts,
n No us Maia st,. Riebrnond.
IV. I enghs. I elds, Haarsraeaa, fee—Tbe
j... er: .' t.l the sbova•mnplair-taat thmseasoa
~i- •■. '•i ol tinbbias out a hnatol professedri
I. ■.. ■ ec.ficß; not yvmie some few iciy he good,
,i., .•!• leleu aad some evea dsnaeroas. To
art .:.' diaa: | ointment, the best rnurse f.> jinrsiic
ns ir familj pltisieian, or mlierwise
.- . - . ... remedies is nn_ public experience
.• ed I '■' nd r.fioft, i* 01 this clbsb
RS CO.MPOI MD STRIP OF ..I'M
IRA B!C On-'inn y the favorite prescnotion ol
■ - in. il soon lecßine -. popu ia r
■ '•> tl ■'.-:"-.. I, ..
--•'•••' ■ '. ■•■..'- rej iitation foi the
it - ill recent cases it ricta ;.kc
ii.! in . :. ■■■ ises. Bronchitis. II i ...
ill :[.. /B' UlllS ,A c. :• IB :!«,',! With
. . • •-.-.-- in i»t I it.-. .- sril '•■ -' .
- I i.j : - ier * V, inston. Mi •Is .V H-ker. A.
er.fte .al •■' . ■ ■.'- per Imttle. and in 'it. ele
•■• '' • sen: c (..'in 12», ..id 2b cetits
.pari vJ. BALMER, i'liarm-. <-i:
•'. Md. fet-3m*
t: tt'itn. ti'- Snperier Extracts, lor flavor
., I'l KB. BI.ANC-MAKGE, l.'X
■i - 11 I I.'i S. SAUCES, Ac. fee., are
i i • I .in • . i-. I ti;'* best quality, aadbighlj
•■ ,*e I
i i • i ol Confectioners. Hotel Reeßers
- respeetfullj invited to tbe ala.\*e
■■■: '•" fi The? hsveall tiio freshnesa nml
ite Inn's 6 iv which they are
■ eai expensive. _>» '..■- >i.
■■■ U hi IAB r. DUVAL, FISHKR
; ' I
,
_a»Ar. yen lasared ?- Theareatest advan
• ■ • : I ii 1.-.-. ■■ with !•■. .-.nl to
. i Y--i H >.y Ll white person! ~•■ .; slaves.
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' • '. to* :nr oountry. t ':,,* old es tab
. .;'* !:'.'. INSURANCE OFFICE. Fearl
•we* .. -.1. N. Gordoa aad next to E D.
■-•.:•...n.es rstreesntid,sad alllosstt
■
■ - -m-ss irom 9 to 1 o'clock, aad from
1' ' k.diiljt. _ C. R. BRICK EN,
tieaernl inatirance Acer.t.
t\. tetiee.—To the Bick, afflicted tint! aanter
,."v •*• uhaye heietolore Dr. .!.*-:.
" SMfcDlClNEß,always with tbe m.-t aa
'' iivpn results, thai ...me unprincipled
ive circulated sn iniitatioa. Tae Doctor
'mpelledto olnuiga tbe wrapper, which
' mv ficures. and his written si.ra
i«u * r the cork of even bottle of tbe genuine
that 'ne iMii'lic civ obtain
■ which have snited their wants nnd
tferint.B.
- ROSF/S COUGH tYßl'P.forcourha
■• • I the :n.'- i. the it ii d ir.l remedy.
■ ' * >"- K!-.rl foi ps ns rheumatism, cfodio, I
' ;-. '.. ies, .el ti,,- 1) fSFEPTIC COM- I
Ij .-,■•;-;, and iiver aomplsiatß.
- .:* eenerali*. and l.y
- IRNER L. WARING, lu7 Broad st,
-: h Richmond, Va.
». Kni'icy nn.l lllutl.ter loiniiialntß.—The
nd in. Nt important discovery f"r Kidney,
*- • rOomtd-ÜBts, UrißarrObstractions, Leaoor
- • Whites, Sexual WealtnaaßOS, i'lnsical
n and Debility of either sex, is HARTS
- 'i 3 BUCHU COMPOUND.
"'.). who hsva beea urnUe to walk, have soon
■ ' .*ii i.y this powerful COMPOUND, it is
iy s Chemist, and is proßoanoed by mcdi-
I those who bsvs used it, to be the f«._t
, ' ; COMPOUND in the world. Larsebottlea
"..■ .W cents. Afresh iupplir inst re
• FI&HERfeWINgTON.DnMUsta, I
■' lbs Mam street, Richmond.
*f\. :»i v.,,.,-, s j.|, t| t , bsbbl oililoyiiii i. ml
••.:. known Bociety,can never
-iu'sot BAKER'S PREMIUM
- - the. ls,i bold up..,i the liver, stirup
c blood,fltrenstUen the stomach,
aaini jut. •■► and . .. ixorats the aund
; it a complete revolution iseßect
■i man,sod all impurities are
■ •*(•■ cd. i boee who suffer abuald use
■ "" -. indnit relief.
' " •> nil in the city of Richmond
•where n Vintinis. Orders promptly filled
■ *** : K. IiAKKR, proprietor, Riohmoiid,
*- jitiß-ts
tJ.Mn.ri ."tins.- iv THK CITIZENS AND
,•."■*'•' -.-TlMi THK CITV.-lfyoii
'' ' Hail ut in tha latest arid moat
. , ; ■'• '. I would advise roatocsJlon Hoß
■ r-Cuttinc, Shavtns, Bbaa-foou_s
•I >ms. under the American Hotel.
- " street
. " ien a so can eet their wtiinkers
. ' 'haased from red. li.ht.or grey, to
•Situ ~ ~ k ,, r : , r> , wn color.
I^'""1 * "■ Irt, and Portrait* worth a»*.
7 '■ ■ re the PHOrOGRAPHB oi
nd wnteroolors, .--.xcute.l at the
IS;. ***)<■ Fine tn Waller. ..I o. W. Ml>
■'i 77 '■'' ,t, , # * t . > "> 1 -- lu.uerrei.typeß and
.•: " i sd sod SBbuged to life *.. z .*. ifde
■' ■ '••' .n ml color*, water colors, or
;■' i-Zr/.Z'Z .7: " AMBROTYPEt. ani
: .'Hr. " ''JsecuteU in the lushest
I "."•'■■ Suviiiaa Hank, Henries. I
'■* • -.'»,.(/' " "' ''c'.n which interest is paid at
1,1 Brail '" r c, '' :t - **' aniiuiii ni on ail auuiß re
.'"■"■ "".or loru-er, and S per cent, per
•■'mi ' * ";'•'•' pc r ""' "•«• .No. ID Main
JNO. NT_TTI.Ee, I'reflident.
*U *.i i ' 7 ''; D i WM.FORI). .«eo*y.
'" JA.VKH L i'OHTKK.Trea'r.
'*I I \ •'-' r* W ,'." , " ,i '' •» eirlia„£r lor
• ,„,.; 7* C'U.liil.K HAKIM, POWDER,
' "exet in (ood order.
~ JOHN W. GARLICK.
' irer uidS .i-. Fcesrietor.
•. ..*>i Plaoe, Fraakfin itrest.
: \'7 •«. it.-,. -!;mo;. K 's INFALLI
. ' ' : ••I'l.K. T,.t- best and cheap
ftT8 ispl'\*L*l l \ lasarelbe urn* of Sem
-.i.0, ,777 ,;;t - baking powder „, an.
,;■ c"' > Baad, t,„ tale by L'ruii.utß
■' -7 A KINO i'uWDER. For sale
V I- ti* — _
.tsl* »»Bort_i ►~ .y-H.-l am now reoeivinjt
: 7--L-.M j. v" 1 ", »«rtb Cartima YELLoW
uaSr***. nut , : l " d . a "', s*e#arad t<» fill orders at
"' ' '>r_,.'i_*Z, M* Lomoer is tiii very l*st
_ ' * b-bjuJ. Q| * Ul nurchaaeor eoßtrsct
•I c. in . i-'iae kivb i,, e a call.
.\i*bit Al JAS £ HTEVENb#N.
J ri»a_?sXi*f U M«-K;BA«*-«„rrßMiirs In
- •'_. ***«H'„. b"' "'Medicine Caaea. Instru
-41 ftsiuiSi. '"'* ! , A Pl'lisiices ol al! kinds,
L 4}pi*fik ROBINttON'sj
iiiui.-iana' Furriißliiiig Su.rs.
I ""-Mliii *•'''' *"' f Sßslinsirsets.
*«H I'l.lßl. IAN_.7
'" ■■•iHb lt 1 'b!'*"" •■'""■'■ Medicines
'l.'BMi Nol lii ~| -olllli l,y
biJ^J l>Lii '*' * bobiNboN.
■USBfi-ctiirißK r>rmaWtlrta,
nban_ 1 rwuikliM -tieeti. |
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NATCHDAT M«IRNIN(>....MARI TI t~ in*.
Horrible *l1n«BBrre nf Indinna The Ran*
I The Mary«.ille (California) Democrat of
I lhe lib nit., has an account of the butchery of
I a camp ef friendly Indiana near there, hv a
I company of "Pitt Riser Rangers," twenty in
J iiiitntycr. Tin* Indians were engaged nt lhe
tiir.e.n catting li-iy on a contract with the
I Halted States. It says:
The attacking party rushed upon them.
blowing oat their brains, nnd splitting open
I tbeir skulls with tomabbwbs. tdrtlecblldren
in hasbets, and even aabes, had their beads
I smashed to pics or cut open. Mothers and
I infants shared tbe common fate. Tin* screams
J and cries of tin* victims were frightful to hear. I
I but uo Biippli. tali >ns could avail to avert the I
I wrk of devli-li butchery. It will scarcely
J be credited that tins horrible scene occur-
I red in Christian California, within a few
I days'travel af tbe state capital. Human*
I ity iicbSßß :it the thought. Many of the
I fagitises were chased and shot as they
1:111. Where ia hole families had lieen batch
.red was indicated by heaps of bodies
I composed of the mother aad her little ones.—
The children, scarcely able lo run, toddled to
wards ibesqnaws for protection, crying with
j fright, bat were overtaken, slang tered like
■ wild animate, and thrown into piles. From
j under tbe haycocks, where some of them bad
J ■ ik >n refuge, ihey weie dragged out aad slam
I One woman got into a pond hole, where she
hid herself under ths grass, with her head
neove water, aad concealed her pappoose on
tb, bank ia a basket. Dbe waa dteoovered aad
I her bead Mown to pieces, ihe mnxale of the
gun placed agaiait her skull, and the
child was drown. .1 111 the pond. The ground
was covered With blood, and brushwood ran-
I cbes, of which there were Afty or sixty, were
j tilled With Ho* dead bodies. Old, decrepid
j sqnasrs,jroaaggirls ana* infants, none were
I spared. Guns, knives,and hatchets were used,
J bat the favorite method appears to have been
j stilling 111 the head wnh tomahawks. The
I blush ol dawn shone upon this fearful speeta-
I de, and null the massacre went on.
! Someof tli**se wretched creatures had lived
j with the very men Who now struck them
I down. Thus tbey had become, in a measure,
I intimate with 1 hem,aad had other claims
j than ti.e common humanity which onghi to
I actuate every breast, Hut even this relation-
I ship did not subice to save them One of the
butchers, named Lee, had been attended to
I while sick almost to death by the Indian wo-
I men, who had shown bim all the simple kind-
I nets inculcated I>> tbeir rude ideas of charity
I and hosjuialiiy. The wretched beings looked
j around 111 their terror: some of them recog
nizing the man whose life they had saved,
I ,rted out " Lee! Lee!" raising their bauds to-
I wards him wiili gestures of supplication, hat
in \aiu. Lee was among the mo.i infuriate
of the party, and afterwards boasted .»f ihe
a was bar pi ,-kiuls be had spilt apea, and ex
hibited his tomahawk, hacked aad broken in
the dreadful work. This is no sensation sto
ry, but a sober record of tacts, as detailed by
our informant—facts so feartul ia their aa.
tire that out* shudders in the act of recording
hem. Yet this Iniquitoas deed goes uapan
-hed. Unpunished, did we say I A bill of
early seventy thousand dollar- is now be
>n* lie Legislature awaiting payment, 10 be
istributed. in put. among the crimsoued
turderers : Many ol tiie women were found
butchered with their children iv tbeir arms,
:ic mother's head blown or cm 10 pieces, and
tbat of tbe child splii in twain by tomahawks.
In tbeir blind and insatiate fury they killed
one of their u\mi party, (McEiroy,) while
flriogintoa.bevy ol squaws who had hud
dled together tor protection.
Winn the slaughter was over the shambles
were examined, and more than sixty squaws
and children and ten Indian men were foaad
dead on the Held. Themurderers then returned
to Hull's house, and remained there a week,
yvitiiiii a lew hundred yards of tha charnel
house, upon which the corpses were allowed I
to foster and rot m the blaze of the day.
Alter th" last s.junw and child bad been I
killed, the brushwood ranches or huts were
set 011 fire and the bodies burnt. The _mell ol
burning flesh, the crackling of the flames, and
the black smoke soaring np, was tbe closing
scene of this tragedy, which cannot recall any
I parallel in onreountry*sannals. The Indians
crept down at night ami carried away a few
vi theremuaatsoi the bodies, and continued
todoso until they became so offensive andde
composed that ibey could not be removed.-—
lhe rest weie leu a prey to the buzzards, and
j the b nies lie bleaching there yet un buried, for
most ut this baud were with the group which
passed through this cay a few week, since, en
routttot then-final homeiii the North, whither
they were taken, as our readeis will rcmem-
W. 11. Sewaki>.—lt is stated that the change
of the Chicago Republican Convention from
: the ilth of June to the loth of May, is regard
ed by the K> publicans as a move of tbe Sew-
I ardites to get it into their own bauds. Of the
speech of Seward in the Senate, the If. Y. Ex
press says
What is most to be reaaarked in this remruk-
J able speech. Hum certainly a nio-t remarka
ble man—is not any new linht tbat il sheds
upon the relationship, North and South, on
the slavery issue—but the toning down, the
glossing over, and the rounding off 0. the
, -harp edges ol the misebievoas, ii not revolu
tionary, sentiments advanced by tbe orator ia
bis speech in this state, a twelvemonth ago
and more particularly in the famous "iirel
pressible speech*' at Rochester. Thus, we
look in vain now tor a repetition ot thai Ro
chester phrase ;in \ain for the? extreme mea
sures against the "pro-slavery oligarchy,"
so earnestly urged then: in vain for a word
j or sentence of any kind,'that would bid to
the belief ihat the speaker had ever dreamed
of such a thing as an irrepressible conflict.—
Hut we do flud in theirsie.ul the most glowing
panegyrics of this Union, and ihe most saint
like appeals to toleration and fraternity, cou
pled with au unequivocal expression 01 theat
rical horror at the treason ot John Brown
and of reproach for all Who seek. like him, to |
•'enforce their peculiar principles by the
I sword." The main object Oi this speech from I
j tha original patentee of the irrepressible con
j flic, is transparent enough. The object is to
conciliate, aa iar a possible, the conservative
elemeat ot tbe Opposition, with a view lo the
contingencies ot iba coming Presidential elec
tion. The doctriaa enunciated at Rochester
by Mi. Seward, before be went 10 Europe, was
bo alarming, that iv view oi ihe fearful agna
tion since, which iias been 111 part its bitter
fruit, many Republicans eveu were doubtful
of tbe expediency of taking him a» their stan
dard-baarer. 11 is to o, met these fears that this
oily speech was expressly made. Hut anybody
can see it is the incendiary profeaaiag to help
extinguish the conflagration after he has ap
plied lhe torch. In oiher word.-, it is the Sen
ator's highest bid for the sectional nomination
at Chicago; the last cam, which is exacted to
WMi tor Mm the stakes tor which he has beeu
playlnp; so desperately these many years past.
I TIB CtTI/KN DiKHKLI/lY WITH JSI'AIN.— I
HHvanu'.ori'ospoinleut of the Journal of
nut r *S gives the lollowiug history 01 the
nraofaa American 111 Cuba, before alluded
on the (-round of military service due
The Governor of Sagua la Grand lias
caused the arrest of Mr. G.tvino de J_iano,
doing business nt that place, under letters of
domicile grunted to him and required of him, —as
of all other -trangers u> the soil—and demands
military service, or its equivalent in money to
pay for a substitute. This person has been,
since Ihe age of nine years, (when taken by
his parents from Spain to the Culled States,)
.1 citi.eii of the Republic, and has with him
his naturalization papers. Tbe assumption
of the Governor of Sagua, in response to a de
mand of Consul General Helm, for relief unci
redress, has been sustained by the Captain
General Serrano—which leads to remon
strance and iej under on the part of tbe Consul
General, who ha.s been frnnl;, clear, explicit,
firm and respectful—"tbat his government
will no* submit to the construction assumed
IO instify thedemaiid." Gen. Helm will not
leave ibis post unless lie tie sustained by tlie
goiernmeut. Tbe Cass letter lo Mr. I'ugbjiist
receiied. causes us to believe ihat the ener
getic aud Intelligent action of our Consul will
be approved and acted upon by the govern
ment. SjMiin will have to come down to the
construction of the day—although she is a lit
tle behind, and may want money and soldiers
for Morocco.
T-iKSBNATK't- iNVK-crioATioN. -Theßoiton
Poit contains some further testimony of Mr.
Steams before tbe Senate's committee of in
quiry iv to the Hnrper's Ferry raid. Mr.
Steams said be wished to includeacopy of bis
letter to John Hrown, dated Hostou, May 7,
1857, as evidence of bis intention in sending
arms to Kansas. He wished also to say that
John Hrown sent a message to him by his
counsel, Mr. lloyt, that he (Brown) did uot
de»ue that any at tempt should be marie to ree- !
cue him. Nrown Informed him that,although
be bad uot passed bis word, bis relations with 1
Mr. Avis, bis jailor, were such that he would !
not ttfJflJT from the jail il he had an opporMi- •
n.'y.
'1 Ik-• team sawmill of Jan. K. Crews, 111
Halifax county, Va., waa burnt on the Jill,
•It lejasi fl.-Od.
CENERAL ASSErWWLT Of VIRGINIA.
-~ _, Friday, March AMM
The Senate was called to order at Ho clock
A. M.. by Lieut, (lor. MoNTAfit k.
A communication wits received from the
ttoa.e throngb ita Clerk, announcing th?pa s !
sacaofiaaamberol fteaate bills: alii H.'u.e
P'»»r, n «»« ■». «» providing , or B 'nVv"-_
K e ro " ,, •* ■*w»'r»4_road from
he W bits Sulphur .Spring to Grafton The
B?EXMM?* -m,,8- * eCun<i "■■ Si
.',/.'* K. ~orw._Tl;e. o rw._Tl;e following hill, were re
.; led 1,.,,,, committees, or wnh leaveZ v.* A
fill to incorporate the Columbia ManufaciJ
£»B?«-?.*aßHw^
fl»b*rtM ,„ tba Potomac and iv fr but- ries"a
bill to nmcid and re-enact the Ist section of
chapter iw of the Cod,* so as to apeii
aha*.• a i*, , i y . ,n * arde " t B » ,irit *' *£ fromi a
he I e£,\ c,, "»P» n y ! ■ bill to incorporate
n^^hT.i, bu . r ' ra , n(IU ." ion Tur »P"*« Compa
n> , a bill to legalize the sale of the West Un on
Actitleiny ,„ the county of Duddiidge. by M,
J.ixton, from a special Joint Committee -i
autmituteforablll to amend tbe "bar er'o
he James River and Kanawha Cob-any -
Ordered to be printed. * y '
""'"" I."/""'"■'"/..-On motion of
ado ted ********* resolution wa.
188-.S_'£ , 5 "Pecial committee, with leave
into the a\\\\L . s " be appelated to maaire
na„_. n* p ' Pnc> '" r «'P" f;i "~ a bui to amead ..r
aMo.'oi . >' rt *' i <: ,ir »f "i relation to the transpor
tation ol convicts to the Penitentiary.
The President appointed the foiiowingcom
l__ iv ,*!?_. H ' W ' ******* Brannon, Dickin
son, 9 kkbam and Carter. [The bill was at
terwartia reported ana read the first time. I
I's./J.'"".'*, ''•"■f'dunt.-The Committee of
,TrH ,"*.l. J « lß ]'f«- reported that, according to
rn-m* T y , ha i h!,d under consideration the
memorial of Mrs. 11. Ann Robertson and her
■hi rrl'i 1, ~ ra> ''l " K * or lU * ******** ot * law for
w™ L 6l '.'' 1 u " dt ' r lh «* Provisions of Hie will of
ill -! Kobertson, aud have adopted the follow
ing resolution:
thi^W^_J*!2__* ,t is ID « , ' r P« , <lient tolerißlnte on
cientiV ll s, f ./i , | d »' e: ""nal.aa tbe case is sulii
cientlj pro* ided for by existim; law.
~r,'rl~*! s ± A '"'"" T '-\ OJ*"—Tba joint committee
of he So nataand (Messrs. Kaaaoanad
to examine tbe condition
."A 11 >" R?* -\n*«iißr*a office, repor.ed that tbey
found • rhe office in Rood order, well managed,
.ii.iKiui.ein accordaaoe with tbe biab repu
tation oi ita present head." In view of the
increase ol business, they recommend the rui
pointmeutol three additional clerks-*7uwo
ve-lr"o^\ l l &i(l f " V '" r " -"bor within two
years past. The report, on Mr. N_uwow*« mo
priamd!" °" tl "' ,:tljh ' - Uid ******** «• be
Revolutionary HOPKINS, of
the House .informed tlie Senate that the iormer
had pawed »**nes oljoiat leeolutioaa for the
recovery and collection ol money due io Vir
hv,i, s ' a,, "^ ite , ,y^,l for advances made
by this Male lor the General Government:
» ~u r, co " 1 """"P Thomas Green and John
A. I arker :is agents of the State to recover
said money, and upon Whatever amount may
be recovered, mid agents to receive three per
cent commission.
UV.v.'er;, Virginia LaudTitlts.-jOntttotioa the
-Senate proceeded to the consideration ot th
in.rm,.-lied business, tbe same being "a bill to
ltri.it to :. ii year- ihe right to make an ei.irv or
t •••'IX tin action to ..-cover lands, or possession
ili-rcot, west of the Alieghanies.* Messrs
Nku.ma.n and Fiii_.\<-__ advocated and Mr'
Mt'AiiT opposed its passage, and the votebe-.
ing taken, the bill was rejected-ayes i.,, noes
Bank uf th. Commonwealth Mr ArorsT
with leave, in trod need a bill to establish a
branch of the Bank of the Commonwealth at
~.0d,0n, iii Washington county, which was
lead the second time.
Hit- Dam* and County Courts.— Mr. SitAKT
ugusta .reported a bill airieiidiiic tbe22d
ou of chapter » of the Code of Virelnia
erning tnill-daiiw where eroasad by eoun
>ads. Read the second rime
Indefinitely Postpone, /.-The bill amendin X
the law -more effectually to prevent dealing
with slaves' was indefinitely postponed
1a:..,/.-The hill "piovidum- for v more mil
form currency of the banks of the Slate" wi
laid on rhe table.
Bills Passed.— The following bills were
passed via.: To re-arrange the Judicial cir
cuite, districts and sections of the Sure aad
constituting a new circuit la tbe West-Laves I
_s, nays X: incorporating the Planter-' Bank
" : .i* :i , ! ,'. nv '. i , le: *ncorporatiag ihe Williams
vine Woollen and Cotton Manufacturing
Uompanjr. ■
A number of bills, on their first and second
reading, were advanced on the calendar
Ou motion of Mr. Cartkr, the Senate ad.
jjurned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Fuiiiav, March?, i-cd.
Tbe House was called toorderat 11 A M hv
Speaker Cmm ufiki.ii. Prayer hv Key' I
\V SiiKLv, of tbeSecoad Baptist Ohiirch
A coiiunuiiiciitiou was read from the Senate
announcing tbe passage of a number of bills.'
/.'./.' Reported.—The following hill W u«i re
lumed viz: a bill to amend and re-enact '_■•»
4:hsection of an act passed March l-th. i-- )0
eiiiiiie.t "an act to prescribe tbe mode ol .'lect'
ing trustees for the town of PBarisbure, iv the
county of t... ies. and vesting then, with cor
porate powers,' and for other purposes
State Claims on the General Government.—Tbe
report oi the special commit tbe, to whom was
referred so much of the Governor's Message
rs relates to the subject of Revolutionary and
other claims ot this State upon the Qe'ue*-*ii
Government, was called up for consideration
when Mr Ski.hon moved that the third reso
lution (which continued Thus. Green and
J no. A. Parker agents of the State) be stricken
out, and that the appointing of such ageuts be
conferred on the Governor. The motion was
opposed by Mr. Hopkins, who thought that
the present ageats should be continued The
ayeaaad aoes being called on the motion it
was lost—ayes 34, m.c.. ••(>.
Mr. S-raooa then moved to amend the reso
lution ol the special committee by reducing I
:he salary of the agents. The motion lasi re- I
terred produced some considerable debate and I
the ayes and noes being called, it was 'lost
Whereupon the report and resolutions of the
committee were adopted-ay as ur,, noes i..
I,,'j.s Passed,— The foi lowing bills were pass
ed, via: For ihe completion of theSclavia*S
Cabin and Summervllfe Turnpike Company :
refunding to John A. Smith, late sheriff of
Franklin county, a certain sum of money.
Harper's F,rri, Expenses.-. Mr, Dickwall I
having introduced a resolution with a view to
the appuiutineiit ol asiiecial committee lor ihe
purpose of making further provision for ex
jyenses at Harper"' Verry. theStica'.Kit named I
the following as said commitice, viz : Mexsrs. I
Hi ckwai.l., (liv.i'is of Jcll'erson, Arnold,
Hall and War..
South-Stde Railroad.— The bill authorizing
the South-Side Railroad to construct a branch I
from Blacks and Whites to Roanoke Riser,
wis called up, and afiei being explained, was
I ut ou its passage, but defeated—Ayes Set,
j noes SI.
James River an ' Kanawha Canal. —The sub
stitute heretofore reported f.,r the bill amend-
I me the charter of the lames River aad Kana
i w.'ii Canal Oorapaay, being na ita passage,]
j was advocated by Messrs. Skdi-on, Asdeiisus
I aad McKaazia, aad opposed by Messrs. Ti*.m
lin ami llavmiM'.
The vole resulted as follows: Ayes ->
noes:;i.
The hour of 3 ha* iu~ arrived, the Si*Bsr;Eß [
I vaiated the cfcpii and ihe House adjourned.
Nbws from tub African Sijoadrob An
arrival at Salem bring, tidvices from the Afri
can Squadron to Dec. 1 *tb. Capt. William M.
Armstrong, of the San Jacinto, has beeu bub- I
pended lor disotiedience of orders and cent
home. Lieut. Edward Donaldson and car pen- I
ter Dibble, of the same ship, bad been sent
home on account of ill health. I.ieut. A. bl. I
liuges was in command of the San Jacinto. I
It was expected that Ist I.ieut. C. S. Mellon- I
otigh, of the Constellation, would be assigned I
to lhe command of the Sum pier. I_ieut. I.iel
had been transferred trom the Portsmouth to I
the supply ship. Lieut. Brown had b«eu I
transferretl from the supply ship to ibe Ports
mouth. The T*. S. steamer Mystic was getting
under way at St. Paul de Loando and would I
proceed forthwith to St. Helena with a requi
sition from Commodore In man upon Sir I
Drumrnond Hay, Governor, for the captain, I
otii.ers and crew of the bark Orion, taken by
the British ship Pluto, with 888 slaves on board.
Tbe Mystic was under tbe command of Lieat. I
Leßoy.
Animal Food.—Dr. Hays, in his "Arctic
Boat Journey," reports that tbe Esquimaux
live upon an exclusively animal diet, their
daily allowance of food being from twelve to I
fifteen pounds, about one third of it being fat.
Tbe doctor states tbat be has seen an Eequi- I
maux eat fully ten poutidsot Walrus flesh and |
blubber at ri single meal, after a hunt or when
about io begin a diflicull journey. Tbi» targe;
c xisuini lion ot hearty lood is a great shield
agHinst the cold. White men in Arctic regions j
are continually craviiig-a strong animal diet,
and wfll drink the contents of an oil kettle:
with evident relish. A choice Eaquimnux
iiii.cli coiißißtsui raw birds wa»heddown with ;
.ii. aad un* great luxury ol tbe tribe is a soup .
made by boiling together b'cod, oil, and seal |
KhSTBSOBniKARvLirB-/;,„, A nt n r ,„.
sa.—Mrs. McCahe, a resident of this city
died on Saturday, at the extraordinary age oi
one hundred and six years. She Was a native
of Ireland, and was born in 1...1, which was
one Jan* before Braddocks celebrated lefral
atrortliuquesne. She was fifteen years old
when Napoleon I. was born. She had attained
the agf* of , Wenty-two years when the
ration ot American Independence was made
It President James Monroe or the Marouis
I.a.ayette were living, they would be several
years her luniors She was older than Alex
aer Hamilton, and approximates vers nearly
r^A T ttsa_ws , wh " &****s*
Mi. Mrs McCaba was old enough to re
mmber the taking of Quebec by Qeaeral
a* *n n '.7 ! '' l!__f was verging "on middle
ape when the American Revolutionary War
closed. The memorahle exploits of Kred'e
rick the (_reat „f Pfnssla had not been »er
formed vvheu Mrs. McCabe was borii _
When the first white man came to Kentucky
»he was fifteen years old. She was born a sub'
jectof King George 11. Since that time there i
have been three Kings and one qlueeu on tbe
I'.nglish throne, one of whom reigned sixty !
years. The population of ihe United States I
when she was bom did not amount to more
than a million and a half. She has seen it in
crease to over thirty millions. We are soon to
elect the sixteenth President of the TJn.ted
o'i.iTJ. Mrs - McObewas thirty-two yens
old before such an office exisied. she was born
before William Pitt became Prime Mialsterof I
England, and before Maria Theresa became
Km press of Austria. Two such lives as In
-vic(,ai>e.".lm< ,-t carry us hack to the day when
tne Pilgrims leaded on Plymouth rock- and
three and , half of them reach over a lat.se ol
time thatextends to tbe day that Aineiica wa
aiscovered by Cbrtatophei C ilumbas. Of the
experience of such a protracted life—of what
sbe must nave seen in the way of change—oar
readers can very well appreciate !-<•,.,. innnti
Enuutrer.
l)isntKSsiN,. Dka iri i'iiom llvDnoi'itoi-.i.. _
1 he Davenport Oaaatta chronicles a most dis
tressing instance of death from hydrophobia
as occurring in Hickory Grove Township
lowa. A Miss Carhart was bitten by a rabid
dog in November last, bat exhibited no symp
toms o_ the malady until last week, when she
complained ot a pain in her back, and general
indisposition. Showing her « dog wound" to
one ol her school companions, !a_.t week, she
said it was painful, and the sore looked in
flamed. Her con va talons were from a tew mo
ments to over one boar in duration, and .-he
was sensible between them. During these
spasms sbe clutched at everything violently,
cnewed a napkin, and appeared more frantic
by the appearance of her own saliva on the
napkin. At times she shrieked .earfnlly,yet
did not appear aensibie. it was a horrid spec
tacle. On Monday evening at half-past tiv<>
o clock, sbe quietly died, about nine weeks af
ter the biting.
Marine Dihasteiij. n F_n._ur.utr.—The
number of American vessels (not mcludingri
ver or lake craft) reported during the last
month as totally lost or missing was:.!, name
ly 1 steamer,.! ships, 'i barks.- brigs, 17 schoon
•rs and 1 sloop. Oftheee Co were wrecked :»
loundered, *.' burnt, •> abandoned, .'! missing -
sunk by collision, and I capsized. Of foreign
vessels bound to or trom the T'niied States
r.rts, a were reported during the same peri od
of which were wrecked and -2 abandoned.
The total vain** of the American vessels enu
nerated above is estimated at SoI-iuni The
oss of 11* hy the above disasters was very
I'-avy, numbering about mi souls. Thirty
eight persons w.-re List with the steamer
« irtberner, 5 With tbe schooners Frank buy
nd Eliza Jane, about •>._ wen* onboard ti.e
missing vessels Dirigo, Norta Wind, and 81-I
Mi-a. an.l the balance (calculating the passen
gers :;t about vi* were lost with the steamship
Hungarian.— Jour.Com. '
A Novkl Vkiidict.—A rather curious ca«e
was decided last week ia Urbana, Ohio The
plaintiff, Jane Brush, alleged thai she was the
wife of oaa Beed Brash, an intemperate man
and that the defendant, Peter L-iw.on though
cognizant of the habits of ber hasband sold
him a pint of whiskey on the 29th of April last
iv violation of law, with which he became in
toxicated, and in his drunken fury chopped off
the left foot of the plaintiff. In compensation
b>r this she asked damages in the sum of >>o -
I**). The defendant denied tbe allegations aad
introduced testimony to substantiate his de
nials, and further offered to prove the immor
al character oi ihe plain till, bin the court de
cided that evidence on tbe latter point was in
admissible. Tne jury gave a verdict of*. OCO
damages.
Heavy ROBB_ntY.—3o,ooo Dollars' Worth tf I
Diamonds Stolen.—Soma month ago aboat
•*-!••.( 00 worth of diamonds were seized on
board one of the Canard strainers, by tho U.
S. Marshal, as ihey were being smtiggled ashore
by two men. By order of ihe Marshal the
property was stored in the Bonded Warehouse
No. 1-2 Broad street, kept by Messrs. Mclntire'
Bixby k Co., and a few days ago. being want
ed, it could not be found. Suspicion immedi
ately fell upon Michael Murphy, the foreman
and search was made for him, but he could not
bn found. Subsequently the police were led I
to believe that he had sailed for Kngland. He
I appears, on Monday sold several c:>rt«'
irses and other property which lie owned!
id which produced him a net income ofaboat
lo per day, and since tha; time has not been
Simmaky Pnoi Kss.—The Orleans American f
ys that on Tuesday of last week ihe Ma- I
na stage carried a lady passenger to Tares, in
at c maty, who, after taking np her quarters
the hotel, sent for a man by the name of I
Houseman. He ot-eyed the summons, and
upon his arrival in her presence she asked
him if he was willing to perform his engage
ment, at the same time presenting a revolver
at his breast, with a threat of shooting him If
he refused. Under the double inspira'ion of
the six shooter ami her charms he consented
and they were married. He had engaged to
marry her four years ago, in Michigan, bu;
had neglected to tnlliil his engagement.
Ax A<TBBBB Almost Ham.ci, while Per
liß.MiM) oa rm«Stags.—By the Memphis pa
rs we notice that Miss .fenny Stanley, who
playing a winter engagement at Memphis,
d a narrow escape from death from Strang
.g a lew evening- ago. She was performing
■• part of Cordelia, in King Lear, and in the
1 in which she i< supposed to be Banged sbe
brought in upon the stage by Lear, with a
pc around ber neck. During the scene the
opped she was found to I** .-o far strangled
to be Insensible, jtnd it was some tainutea
fore she could be restored to consciousness.
CoNt'ItBSSIONAL A-J.'SEMKNT.*".—The Wash- j
ington correspondent of the Cincinnati Ga
zette says lhat a member of Congress from one
of the Northwestern States, who the other I
day drew pay and mileage to the amount of
9*l,***), wrut in the evening to a gambling hell.
H»*re he drank, and as he drank he played.— ]
"Lack** was agaiaat him, ami when the grey
dawn stole through ihe windows, bis y.»,-no I
had gone in'o the man of the "tiger." He was I
so drunk, too, tbat he could be got home only I
by stratagem. He was made to believe that
be bad been haileuged, and was led away to I
prepare for the meeting at Btadensbnrg. J
GitSDCAT-M,—The commencement of the I
".Xaiional" Medical College, at Washington,]
twit place Thursday evening. Among the
graduates were .1. W. Brown, 1. W. Latimer,
L. O. I *. Smun. Chas. TV. Lewis, C. E. Lippett,
TV. O. !■'fade, Jr., and 11. Syme, of Virginia ;
E. li. Holland and Mr. Lawrence, of North
Carolina, and .1. M. Harbinson, of Tennessee.
Among tbe graduates of the Pennsylvania
College of dental surgery, at Philadelphia,
Wednesday, were fleorge K. Heist, of Vir
ginia: I. B. Hen ler.on and M. It. Banner of I
Nortn Carolina. j
Abmv Akfaiks— Light Battery M., second
artillery, has been ordered to proceed without
delay trom Fort Leaven worth to Fori. Brown I
in Texas, via St. Louis and New Orleans, un
der charge of Lieut. Henry Benson. Breve 1- j
Major Hunt aud other officers belonging to I
this company are ordered to join. Lieutenant
Michler, ol tbe corps of Topographical Engi
neers, has been) detailed for light-house duly.
Acyi'iTTEt).—J. Buchanan Cross, whose
name lias been somewhat prominent of late iv
the public journals, as connected with certain
forgeries on the Consolidation Bank, at Phila
delphia, was tried ou Tuesday iv tbe quarter
sessions 011 oue indicimeut, and acquitted.
There are other indictmeuts coiinected with I
tbe same transaction {lendingagainst him.
Thk British Mcskum.—The great question
of a separation of tbe contents ot the British
Museum, says tbe Athenaeum, bas been decid
ed. Tbe separation is to take place. The li
brary, ot course, remains in Clieat Kuaael
street. Professor Owen, and hia interesting
family of beasts, birds, and tlsbe*— bone.,
rocks, plants and crystals, bave leave to quit.'
MORTALITY O* SAS I'll AM Is, <y —The num
ber of detitbs tn San Francisco last year was
1,40:1. or oue death iv 47 of the population This
is the ratio of mortality iv Sweden and Nor
way, aud less tbau tbat of any other country
in Europe, Kngland only excepted.
Political.—At a Democratic meeting iv
Kanawha county, Vs., last week, resolution*
were adopted in invor of Virginia appointing
Commissioners ti ibe Southern <*,uterine.-.
and expressing a preterence t.: Henry A. Wise
fat the Pieaidemy. I
•
I LOCAL MATTERS.
Chester Boot and Shoe Manufacturing Company.
At a meeting of the subscribers of the Boot
and Shoe Mantifaettirliig Company, held at
I'hester on the :Mh February, p»ij<» on mo
tion, Mr. Augustus H. Urewrv was called t<,
the chair, aud Mr. Edwin Williams was ap
pointed secretary. The subscript! n list wa.
then presented to the meeting, and ih shares of
stock were Immediately taken. The President
was then requested to appoint a committee to
solicit subscriptions to the stock of the com
pany, and to report to an adjourned meeting,
and the following named gentlemen were ap
pointed, viz: Jas. Hi-ox, E. W. Ponulexter,
Jos. 11. Ot«, Walter fl. Olarke, Jas. It. Jones,
Mr. Bl.it'ton, W. 11. Pemberton, and It W.
fanl. A proposition was then introduced to
rciuce the minimum amount of stock to the
sara of **I",'HB). so as to commence operations
bo soon as the latter sum shall have been ta
ken. The amount of stock now subscribed
lor amounts to about the sum of •s**.'},',)
On motion of Mr. Jos. E Coj_,'lt wi"- re
solved tbat this meeting do now proceed to
express its preference for Mr. A. H Drewrv
as the future President of the Company, which
was put to tbe meeting and unanimously car
ried The meeting then adjourned to meet on
Friday, the luth of March, at Chester. {taring
the progress of the meeting, Mr. W. I) Pem
berton delivered a very able ami forcible ad
dress m relation to tbe objects nnd purposes of
the company, and proved from well known
Bscts tbat the investment was bound to par
well, and to add largely loth,* prosperity ol
the community. The .election of Mr. Drewrv
fori residentk regarded by the community
vi Which he lives, and is so well l.nov. n as th<
t.e«t angary for tbebopes aad success ol the
0O M ''J"'''.
ue nas rtono more than any other man to in
augurate this enterprise—has snbeeribed large
ly t.. 'he stock, and has largely influenced his
neighbors tind lriends to aid the work, Pos
■esiinga fine judgment, trasiaesa babits and
an integrity and i un of purpose of ibe high
est character, and last, but not leis', a large]
fortune, he has nobly determined to devote
aw to the furtherance of this enterprise in
wbicb.asa true Virginian and noble South
ron he feel- so deep an interest. The citliens
of tbe county .ne coming to Die help ofthe
eu:erpri-e:aii(i more thai, tbat,offers are made
to buy all the shoe, tbe company can make _
Now•is the time lor the Souih to make nod
.?. ?h X,? ,' "• «*»«««*' Independence, and
Uds the time to com.* forward *vi'h ni.
and aidthiseaterpr.se, which its ftiendshave
determined shall prove profitable The es
tablishment oi the tactory is now con idered i
fixed fact.
Argued.— Tbe argument before the Conn of
Appeals, on thelsltb street obstruction case
has been concluded, but the Couri has no; yet
given its decision. It will >>c remembered th-t
when Messrs. Warwick .V Barksdale took pos
session of a portion of IlMIi atreet aad fenced
it m, th.* Mayor summoned them before him
and fined them for obstructing a public*
ili.ro ugh fare. The defendants then sued un
a writ of prohibition, to prevent the Mayor
trom collecting the tints, and the case wa*7ir
guetl at length, and with great ability, before
Judge Meredith, who decided iv favor of the
cny, and virtually against the right of Messrs.
V. . k B. to the streei. From this decision an ap
peal was taken to the Curt of Appeals—
If tbe decision of Judge Meredith is sustain
ed, the Mayor will bave the right to fine tin*
parties for every day the obstruction contin
ues alter that decision is rendered. If Judge
Meredith is reversed, we presume tbe City
(.ouiicil will proceed Htonce to bave tbe pro
party condemned, and thus put an end to
mrtiier litigation. Tbe public, and especially
the business houses oa l-.th street, souibof
Cary, have been seriously inconvenienced and
annoyed l.y the obstruction in tlie street, and
will be gratified at any decision that may open
the thoroughfare. If the claimants have a
right to the property, tbey should be paid for
it. If ihey have no right, the obstruction
should be removed immediately.
Hard Party.—John Welsh was arraigned be
fore the Mayor yesterday to answer the charge
of assaulting and beating Williamson W.
Price, on Wednesday evening last.' After be
ing sworn. Price stated that he lived next door
to Welsh—that on returning home he saw a
Ity of children throwing bricks at hie door,
found that his "housekeeper" was throw*
them back. He scolded the little folks for
r con.in', t. aud then went into his hoase
t. <>k a s-at. After being there a short
*, Welsb came rnsbing la with a piece of
i iii his band, and began to beat him over
head, cutting the scalp to the bone. Price
ihe got loose as soon as he con I.i, ran o'T
remained in the street until Welsb left.—
then returned 'o his house, but had only
been there a short time, when Daniel Keys
rushed in, attacked bim and beat him. _*o
much for the complaint. The defence .-fated
that Price's wife knocked down with a brick
and seriously injured Welsh's child, and thai
Key's child was nl»o hurt, aud to avenge these
wrongs both Price and his housekeeper had
been beaten. The investigation was adjourned
until to-day.
The Young Guard, under theoominand of Capt.
John S. Eady, is in a more peoaperoas condi
tion at this time than for years past, and has
a greater amount of funiis on Band than at
any previous period since its organization in
I-mi. It has bow eighty men, "good aad true,"
upon its roll, ami each member seems deter
mined to make tbe organization what it really
wa-in !-.*>..—the pride ot the city. We regret
to learn that tbe Hoard of Officers ol the I'lrsf.
Regiment bave found it necessary to refuse to
lai tbe resolution requiring all companies
ng the regiment to adopt the grey uni
i: for by that decision tbe Young Guard's
ication for admission baa been rejected, as
neinbers were not willing to incur the'ex
pense of a new uniform and to cast aside their
present dress. The refusal, however, will no
doubt infn-e new li!e into the corps, and make
the members move active ar.d attentive to duty
than they have ever been before. Let them
persevere on their own hook, and ihey may
yet regain all that tlie Young Guard has ever
Io»t.
Wants a Master .—William Newsen, a Peters
burgfree negro, without a register, made bis
appearance before the Mayor yesterday, to I
answer for violating the law. liiil has set'ved
a term in ihe city chain-gang, from which he
waa released ten days since. Having ii.. de- '
sire to return to thai Institution, and know- I
Khe imp rtir.c of good recommendations,
r:i< furnished with letters written by
Richard Branch, atias Cross, wits which he
expected to deceive some one. Oq Thursday I
last Bill applied to ihe Captain pf a schooner
now King in the Dock, Reemployment,and na
being questioned ns to who he was aud where
he ...une from, presented the Cross letters, the
chirograph? of which wan so very had thai
be was aaspet ted oi being a runaway, and
was thereupon turned over to the police.—
When tadten to the cage he d-clar.-d his desire
to be sold into slavery, no doubt believing that
any situation m life would lie preferable to
that of a bad free negro. Yesterday morning
the Mayor ordered him to be punished lor re
maining here contrary to law.
false Keys.—QooTga W. Etarn, a young mau
I-* his appearance befoie the Mayor ye-ter
to answer '.hechargeot feloniously eater
he houseof .Mary V. Thorn..**..n, la the day
, and stealing therefrom a gold locket and I
r porte-motmaie. The only witness called !
Miss Thompson, Who testified that she. I
locked her door aud left home for a short time. I
aud that oa her return she. me' Kiam coming
out; that he had entered the house by meaa*
ofa lalse key, and had also opened ber trank
and stolen tbe articles already named. She
said she called him back, suspecting that i he
had been robtied, but that he refused to .etnrn,
and threatened to beat her if she followed him'
Klam stated lhat. the door was open when he
went to the honse ; that he was in the habit of
going there, and beineabout to start to Norfolk
bad called to take leave of the complainant and
another woman who lived with her. He, bow
ever, had no witnesses to make good bis state
ment, aud was therefore reraai ded to an ex
amining court, te be held on the Tth inst.
CannibaHsitt. —Two free negroe«- Charles
Thurston and Thomas {smith—were before
the Mayor yesterday, for engaging in a light.
Charles was charged with striking Tom with
a pair of tongs and a hammer, and Wit*biting
oneoi the fingers of his right band in ash, ek
ing manner. Tom was aUo charged with at
tempting to .tiik« Charles wnh a hammer:
but none of the witnesses could tell how the
difficulty originated. Cue of them saw
Charles make warlike demonstrations with
his baud, and two of them saw bim Hal on tbe
back on ibe ground, and Tom upon him.—
This fact, added to another, that Charles
proved a rood character, Induced his Honor to
dismiss the warrant.
Forced Lodgings.— At a late hour last Thurs
day night, Edward Keg an, after tasting of Are
water un il bereft of reason, jumped into a
market man'a cart to secure .edging*, and
alighting on a basket of egga, mashed them to
pieces in the shortest order. On being ordered
out, Ned seized a broad axe, and spriagiag luto
tbe street, dashed off to escape tbe night watch,
but was pursued by Con-* table Thomas, of lien
rn*o, aud captured, lie declared belora the
Mayor .venierday ihat be knew nothing of what
bad occurred, but did not offer to repair the
damages he had caused to the trader. He was
held to bail for bis good behavior.
Died of His Injuries-.—The little bay John
Dui.wie, who was ao aeriously injured last
Thureday afternoon, whilst attempting to get
upon a wood train in uu't.,, ha. .(,, c „,V.
of bis lujurie..
Dock Stattment.—For tbe month or February
but, tbe folio win* articlea were received ia
the Dock and ibipped therefrom:
lii ward.-.T,000 bricks, 31 baas besns, 15?
bales cotton, ,%aeTS bnsta. corn, 1,395 bags coffee,
9t ton* coal, __■ bbls. flsh, l,?HI tons gnano,
I 7« bales hay, IM tons pip; and Bcrnp ir0n,2,413
casks lime, 39f),(NiO tact lumber, (i.ciß. busb.oats,
TWI brveh. potatoes, 97,000 hoop poles, 99 tons,
plaster, l.rwo bbls. molasses, 830 tierces do., 38?
bhds. do., 5»)2 bhds, surer, !«*!» bbls. do., *»,9PO
***** salt, HHi tons boße du«t. I4",IB)I) shingles.
3,1.1*) bush, oyster shells, tf bbls. tar, 10,?..t i
bnsh. wheal, fit*, cords wood, I,l'h! bags peas.
Outward.— 9Jt boxea. bales and bundles
merchandiae, 3J,1-3 bbls. flour. s,\!***i packages
iiittnufuctured tobacco, l,ii.-, hhds. tobacco, 3
tierces do.. 9233 a bush, wheat, 37j tons iron.
! M **,III lbs. copper ore, ftu bids whi«kev 881
empty barrels. M saw mill.. .',.*) bbls. fl»h, ii 99
bush, offal. KB) kegs nails, |tf ha«s flaxseed 174
bags dried fruit, 0o bhds. sugar.
TA«?rr,._The friends of th • drama, and the
admirers of the heantiful and talented Mrs
Julia Dean Hayne, are to have their last op
portunity this evening of seeing her in one of
ber m >st thriilingly interesting characters—
that of "Lucretia Ilurgla." the poisoner Her
engagement closes to-night, and from all we
can learn, it is not at all likely tb-tr the man
agem-n twill be able to induce her to remain
another week, ntMler any circumstances. Th**
nfter-ptaceisanev taree.eaUtled ••AuutCh-yr- I
loWe - Maid," and is paid to be fnll of taa and
admirable hits. Go to tbe Thenar,, to-night by
| all raeaus, if you wish to enjoy a rare Intel-
Itciial ireat.
j Amir,,,',, Adjusted -Job* Meltoeonglt, for
I puttiag bt* S*t in contact with Daniel Keys'
eyes, wa. called befoee ihe Mayor yesterday.
j Dan, with.thegreatest pjiiiei_e*_ imaginable]
■ informed his Honor that Jack and bimeelfhaa
ami.ably adjusted their differences: and a? no
tudy e.s. whs (. irticiuariv interested in the
resell of the brui.es which Dan wore, the
warrant waa dismissed at the cost of the ac
eased.
City Tor __7..—The Council has passed the
ordinance published in the Dispatch last week
concerning the City Taxes, only changing the'
taxes on r.al estate from SI on every fIW val
ue thereof, to ninety cents on every fM9
Personal property la taxed at _■•> cents on" the
• 100, and money at ",'i cents on every si, M
imas giving capital a better field for open*,
tioaa than it has enjoyed here for years.
• ■■:■',,,-H' ms* Reports.—Fog the nvurh of
pebruary last the registerssbow tbe arrival al
the station-hoßsee of it-.' sojourners—hi of
waom were white. 79 slaves, aad :i> free ae.
KToes. in tb.' lirst station-house there were
lo whites, I'l net- negroes and (inslaves. In the
second statlon-bonse there were ta wbttea 13
Iree negr.es, aud |B slaves.
Psychology.— Dr. H. Hrown Williams, the
original electro-psychologist, has arrived in
this city, and will give an introductory l(*t>
tnrent Mechanics' Institute Hill, on BCoaday
Bight next. Dr. W.s experiments are not
only highly amusing, but quite instructive
and will attract a large and intelligent au
dunce.
Mrs. Summr Lincoln Fairfield.—Thin lady
tue widow of the well-known American poet'
who is nobly timing to maintain her family
by the sale of the works ol her late husband
is in this city. Amongother books Mrs. V. haw
a work consistlagof tales from the pens of her
accomplished daughters, denes tare ami ijer
serious Arcid.-m.--tm Thursday night last
a negro iellow, employed in the Rolling ■till.
hud on.'of his feet caught in the rollers ana
crushed In a frightful manner. He has been
taken to the Medical College Infirmary for
proper surj.ic.il treatment.
R,reiving and Stealing.— Thomas, a ilave
was convicted before the Mayor yesterday of
stealing provisions from Robert Reid; and
Lucy,slave to Mrs. Mupe, was convicted of
receiving the stolen articles, knowing them to
be stolen. Doth were ordered tbe lush.
Beating a child.— Jeremiah Downs was ar
raigned before the Mayor yesterday to answer
the charge of assaulting and beatir.g the child
of Mary Downs. The accusation was made
good by an eye-witness to the affair, and .L-rrv
was held to bail for his future good behavior.
Si ring Coming.— Some crocusses and a beau
tiful Persian ins, grows at the residence of
Dr. Merriwetber, near Ibis city, and laid on our
table yesterday, reminded us that spring is
Ire. Its balmy breeaas made vesteiday one
the most deUgbtfal days ofthe season.
The Butkleus — Last Night.—lbe Buckleys
ike tbeir last appear—or iv Richmond to
ght, as they play in Philadelphia Monday
ght. The entertainment to-night includes
c burlesque on the opera cf "Cinderella, or
c Little Glass Slipper.*'
Vessels.- During the month of February last
there arrived in the dock, with assorted car
goes, .3 New York, (> Huston, and « Baltimore
packets. Within the mouth 145 boats and ves
selsentered the dock, and ir>(> cleared there
iron..
Th-Curtis Perk was taken upon the Virgi
nia Railway, at Rocket ta shipyard, yesterday
morning, to undergo repair.-Z She is now
Ei and dry, but will soon be ready to re
e her runs ou the .lames Xi ver.
IKSKVAN iNPirATOtlOl* tub Weatiikb
colors ot the sky at particular Mines af
ford wonderfully good guidance. Not only
doesß rosy sunset pre.age lair weather, but j
there are other tints Which speak with equal
clearness and acmraev. A bright yellow sky
in the evening indicates wind; a pale yellow
wet: a neutral gray color com. unites a lavora'
ble sign in the evening, an unfavorable one la
the morning. Tbe clouds again are lull of
meaning in themselves. If their floras are soft
undefined and feathery, Ibe weather will be !
fine: if the edges are bard,sharp,dbfiaite,lt :
will be imi. Generally speaking, any deep I
nnnsnal hues, betoken winder rata; while ibe i
moreqafet and delicate tints bespeak fan
weather. Simple t.s these maxim, are. -lie j
British Board oi Trade have t)>i>iij_!,t it t, I
publish them for the use oi seafaring n.en.
Tuk Caxat>iab Scboox, STSTK-f.—The re- '
won of the chief Superintendent of Education !
in C.ii...da, presents a gratify log degree of pr-y
--grass ii edaeatiooal matters. Tbe statistics !
lor the year show an increase in the numberof i
schools of 135, and ia the number of children ;
attending of •_!,<•,(>. T:>e amount raised for
school purposes exhibits a decrease ot #.9.•*•_; !
from last yearV figures In tbe amount paid j
teachers there is an increase of VtSu, 96. The
Whole leveiil.e of the school system WHS *1,. j
•Ml,.'***-, lhe total number ol children between
the ag.-s of five and sixteen was :i,i»..,07» : the j
number of pupils was •j:t'*,ty*;', and the number ,
not attending any school was SkJklX
Rents in New Yokk.—Speaking oi tfeiun's I
rents reminds as of the item of rental forcer- j
lain new marble stores, now being liin'*.hed on
Dread m ay, opposite the Metropolitan Ho**l.
These-hops are barely twenty feet wide and
a bandied deep. The rem Is fttJK* apiece.
Somebody else will fail iv that quarter pre.
sently, or we are mistaken The fact :b that
Broadway landlords mv an unscrupulous and j
uiitoiitciviiiable t-el of barmes. They will
break all the firm* in New York, if the said
linn* continue to be absurd enough to stick to
!• road way.— Daily News.
Sad DBATn.-Cordelia Calkin, a ballet girl,
at Cincinnati, died on the 36 th nit, from mcd- I
Iclne taken for an improper purpose. Charles j
Young, her seduoer, and Dr. H. W. Fowler, j
who administered tbe medicine, bave been ar- i
rested. j
Naval.—Tbos.J. ReMasoa, of Fayetteville,
N. C. has been appointed a Professor of Math
ematics io the V. S. Navy. Passed assistant I
surgeon D. B. Phillips haa been ordered to tbe |
naval hospital, Norfolk, Va.
Si*Di>aa Dkath.—The Charleston Mercury j
says that Capt. Adams, late of the schooner
James Rose, died suddenly at sea on Monday j
ou board the schooner Han mth Martin, lis i
was a native of Alexandria, Va.
If. S. TBBA»titKR.-The President sent to '
the Senate the name of Wm. C. Price of Mis
souri, for V. S. Treasurer, Judge Routs ot
Teuuessee, having declined the appoiuunsnt
A Mr. Wtrother, who married the daughter
ol Mrs. General Games, has been divorced
from bis wife by tbe Kansas'
tbe^ ground of iucompaubility of temper and
h^h^Kl 1 "* P ; OI *»•^ , • of Hartford, Conn ,
ot _i.^i ht *, ,oU ,««iUnst Mr. J. L.
?L . w me rtaot * for brMcn •* m*rriage cob!
fcUJMO PP ******** hn ******** at
J. I* Burrows, of the First Bap- f
tut Übtirch. Uiebaoud. baa been attantmously i
called to tbe pastoral charge of tbe First Bai"
ti»t Churvb, Brooklyu, New York.
The people ol Ualitax oonnty, Va., met ai
Ihe Court-llou.eou Monday Inst.aud imssed a !
rcalutiou disapproving of the moveineut for a j
Moutbaru Contarenee.
Eev. 11. F. Oreen, editor of the Christian ;
Int. lligencer, i Episcopal,) It ilel,<)i. N.C.died
ff the J.th ull.
There nre ! :.',ta<. C,nholic» ,n PhlLideljihla,
! "abahat*'Jf vuuivbe .
llifjmunfo ffof iftfr.
I TERMS OF ADPERTISINU
I maare. 1 maertioa. Mi 11 sasare. 1 woHk.-ft aa
l._ lo ...i.. do a Jt\ 1...d0.. J month* *a,
| 1.-.dn ..!.. <ta l.« 1—d0...3 ..do Men
|1. ..do. A...d 0 1.71 1.„d0...d....i0 lit oo
i..-.d0..11..d0, —. tit] 1...00...J year.... a w
Bab. AdvertiMsisnts puUisbed iint.l MMrtad, will
le charged to oents per ssaere of eubt lines tot i B «
Irst insertion, aad IB cents for each omitifluanoe.
■■ ■ ■
cAwproates roH orncß
"~p* NO.sHKNRICO COUNTY.-Atthere
Jr_T_?_./"!?.■» £'•••*•. ' "B"on-re Birseiriteaa
n„r.__!i"a. "*** "* c ""' COWBTAfII.K. tar the above
eh«« P-__ l, _J ct ' <lnd "ffltb if elected. P. d.i
tteti&t£a*««* Your .off,-us. ra
mhl-lm* FLEMI.Vi PHILIPS
jr^ a *i^_? TM *_-_f oT,5 **o«'i.»« ■»«%.-
I ym for the ..*■»« of <HVf.
IFF FOR THK C«L"NTY OMWrVaVt" «.
..iint e!etjtion i If it shall )« , fltir pl „ t ., ire ,„
■lostma.lalaWßßsninata w*tb m««»if , n ti,*.',a
cl.argi of the duties of tim plies, Mr |Z 4 .» '
P.ibtrb and Mr Ai.tiw J. fc;cit»ii„,\ E|V
Porter has been for several years ei.ii>!.->. •>.! >n tbe
Cle'k's Office of Loui a, tn which paatttoa )><> v «
»reat ssfisfartiiin by hia cipacity find attention to
business ."Mr. Rtchnrdflon was tanaerly nt*» of
my deputies when 1 anted as bhersf. several years
If elected I altall nol farm Ihe office. Lut all its
.fa duties will Ibb performed Irv mywlf and my
deputies. Very rssiaaetfbjlv.
BICKKRTOM L. JOHNSON.
fe .C-d.r.awa.wt.Ai-1
TO THE TOTEM* OF IIKNRI
▼SX CO COr.NTY.-flv •„« Mdvic- . f , n y
friends, and in accordance *,(b my n*n ti«>i, I
announce n.»««f n itandtdsßi •>)*■ the ottteo of
SHERIFF OF HKNRii..) Col STY, an.l •o'ieit
year saflVaßieat tie wetsojsettaa in Minie*..
Ash aasraatee for tbe I'.ithfui n»r..irtt''in l -e nf
- ti.e tl ifi»« of the off.cc. I refer yon to al l who I now
me for tbe Planner in which lassie dattos hay lam
performed .1 irfttß the piat three \ea'« tlilt ! iiavo
neted as deputy for the present Sheriff.
*t»*oec).il!!j. voiir fellow citizen.
mhl-dtSfmy* (iKO lIPI,KAN W TS.
TO THK VOTFRVIt'' niJt'
•v_S TRICT NO. I. HKNRICO COI'NTV.-l
reapect'u'lv sitipou*.' c miseif ■ candidate lor the
offi,.*i ( >f CONSTABLE lor t'le fira' District, sad
snliet itmr snflra.'BS.
*V Kt.Rciiov-Tlie I*', THI'RHD«.Y ia Msr
JAM. FKNKI.oN fRADLLY.
ILIVIiV' BEEN a..!.cited by many
"SV-a-a of my friendj and neu..l ins all oyer the
countr, I announce ni»iaJf a naadidats tar it.c of ■
lice ol COMMISSION'}... OF THK KKVKMVK
lt»r the District* No. 3 and I. Henrico courtly.
fell 8W WM. D. FE.VIB_.RTON,«>f ft.'ner.
TO JOHN O. TAYLOR. KS«|.
•,e--_»___ Pkab Sir: As the time is
tor Hip v>>l*rs of Henrico to select a suits' 'v i#r
Hon lofi'l theofl.ee ofSHKRIFF. and Mini IBtia
fierl, friuti our long aequaißtaaOi with j ti.i. that
you are nua'rfisyd to dt?ch trite tfti dutifa ns the of
fi. c. we, tne Bubserihers. respectful!) r*s.Bi*ri«ia
to ai.aiiirco yo'iraell . r-sauldltß for tiie Baillof
fice. iiV,;.iu >(.ii our sail oi t it; the ensuitti,'elec
tion.
Dr. A. J. Terrell, .'os?Fii Itemsrd.
J. W. Creasßaw, iVn.inii.i '.Valton,
Jamea C. Gordon, Major rerd.
R B. .lonea. 0. 0. Bri-.f/eiriter.
Wm. K. Wade, Thos. M. Montague.
S. Hellsferr, 8. A. Mole-*.
Peter l.n*v*nn, Mimon P. hoi.
J. f. It. Tin-ler, Mudsoii B. Ford,
R. A. Laaeastar, AbaerHlllisid,
Wm. A. Baraett, TbnavM M. I.mi.i.
.fames Oilman. Cnarlea <i. Faleake,
I'eter H. Huetiea, llßn*-v Nir.-nißn,
R-ol>er». 0. Walton, _m V untie risks.
W. C. T'llicferro. R. K. Kllwin.
James H. Mslonv, ftirbard Thomas.
K. A. Schwas-erle, l'-,n.e! N. Meltoo.
Fendall (iriffin, John Per Sties,
F. Hattorf. Hherwin Wcßae.
Wm. ''>;iiiiuwor»h, dr., B. C. Crunn*.
J. P. Ford, ja3l-tB,
TO'IKIIIIH-. A. J. TIKKKII,.
1 bVZZ*L WM. C. TALIAFERRO. FhNDAI.t,
1 (iRIFFIN. JAM.KB HI I,MAN. A.NI» OTIIKRS.
-lii con.oliance with your retjtieat nnd in .ccord
ance yvi*(, my own inclination, f hereby announce
niyaell >i MwNdtHa for SHKBIFS Op HK.NmI
CO COUNT V, Had reauerflnll> sot'oit the votea of
my fellow citizens in May next, for that ottice.
BledsißK HIT serf todiacharte the Junes at the tif
fiee faithfully. KeaiiectfuHi.
fel-ts JOHN OTA VI.OR.
TO THE VUTtR-iOriIKKRIIO
CsVJS. COUNTY -1 am a candidate for the of
fice of CUMMIMb*IONJ_M OF THK RKVRNL'V*.
for tho IIVKR DISTRICT OFHKNRICO CO.,
and reai.ectfully solicit »iuir anll'racea at the eleo
tion in MAY next. Should it be mur plesßiire to
elect, me, I pledge myself t.> disehßrue the duties
of the oflice fsithfutly. Respeclfullv,
fe7-TubStlA OF* W.CARTER.
LAW AND MEDICAL CARDS.
«J. .11. HKOI'N, .vl. I».. ..tferatoihe
•* > citizens ol Richmond and its vicm.t> Ins
proiessional servieea, in the priicn.<* .-I Midieiae.
Obstetrics, and Sargers.
■V Bsildeaoa at tin* upper mil at Mar aa all
street, (...,ru, erly t.wiie.t l.y S'.fn. Chocallif- lit'erlv
i«y A. R. Courtney. _.b<|. mli 1- ulm'
#
DR. J. C. WATSON bai ia| located
permanently in the city ol Ricliii.on.l. "1
fprs his BrotasßloßsJ Brrcices to the citirena.
t»VOFFIi;K-Front Room, ever Mill«p*t,,_l, k
Jt.liiiston'B I)ru< Store, on M.un. 2 door- Iroin col
ncr oi 1-stt. at.
XfAk. Ho may 1* fnaad it ti.il.t at the residence of
Wm. F. Butler, E5,,., corner of I-tth nnd M irshall
sts fc 9-lW
LEE «r PLEASANTS, AT T 0 X
■flVj-h NKYB AT LAW, Practice ib the Courts
held ia Richmond, Henrico. Oooeblnnd and !',.'.■
over.
Aa Notaries Publio and Cnminissinners of Dee.'a,
bo., they are authorised Intake Depositions. ArTiila
vits, Acknowlediimentstyf Peeds, rovers ef *,tt-.r
ner. Bills of Sale, ke.. to I* used or record*.) ii. .:.»
several Suteannt! Territories of the I.'inoii.
Office .n 11th St., Id door from Mam.
mh IJ-lr
Dlt. ASCOL.I, BOMOtOPATH IST.
t**--S» h-ia removed to Franklin atre. t. ..oner
of Itli, at Mra. D.ilmey'B. fe Id -lm
JOHN *. CaVMllß**.
ATTORN XV AT LAW.
Hia removed lua office to tie 2 Law Huil.l.ii., near
tiie State Court House.
He I'racticea in »!! the ftaarta ltel.l in th* city ot
Richmond and county of Henrioo. le ll- ts
LAWREMi: k. HARM".
I*o2_ ATTORNtV AT I AW,
i'rnctioea in the Courts of the Cft. of BtabaßOßal
nnd tne Count ies ot Henrico. Hanover and Car>>
line.
He ia nlso Notary Public a> i! Commißßi..r.T o| tiie
'."niteii States I'ouit ot Clniii.B.
1 he partnetsbif hetween Mr. Ck»«ta.\ WniTa
aad bimsell l**ir..r diawdved. kia ..ffire ia Best >>n
Hi i. b:ieet. juit *l.iw (lotltiin'a Bulla mi- ly
1 __ i l»it. PETI ft LYONS tenders his
'KS PROFFBSIONAL DEIVrCGr. to the
pii.-:.o, aad mar iay foaad ;it the ri-aid-io-ii ... im
lather, I • *:.•- Ltoßs, i.avi.j.m ...* oroobs road,
lee, -lin*
111-.M4 \ 111 ON ALL,
_Kj_s ..r*'OF"tiY AT LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
Practices ia ail the Coarta iiem in the city sf K.ch
mor.d.
Wl. Alco. prar-tices re.ularljt ny the County aad
Circuit Coarta <.f Ciiestertield.
Aa Notary, will 'ake DSBOBlttani and Ackncw
leil- uienta, Adiiuiiiater and Certify Da'i.a. miml pe.
loriu Whatever o'.lier uutiea peruim to the olfi.e "f
Nt.tarv
0-MS at the corner of Hank and 11th -teeete, mat
I*','*' tbs Custom-House. px Jl-li
ha wes b. sutton. attorney
•CSat law and notary imblic-
I'ract.ies in all the (Joint, ol tiie city tifßiehmond
a - id the eenattei ot Renrieeai'd ("<«•. hlsir.J. ciii.c
corner Bank and llth aireeta. Richmond, va.
ja 12—3 iii*
f\Z ma 7a* PARKE POINOEXTKR, a IT OK
■vßi NKY Al LAW. RICHMOND. VA.will
pr-.ctiot* in the oit| of 11. Tim >uu ii.tt in the c.i.n
bei of Cheater.'i** : ,!. ('.iwhatin mid Amelia.
BVOtf""~ e in I tileS abjiwa*.earner ot Mam and
liti. MraeaS. >rt> i.
ia#srP **hrin«sippl\. r___sn
lODU. JUAN il/./I.M, No. ttalOOU.
Main .tre,rt. i.fieia to tne city and country m»r
. hauta Ibe f«>. ..win. Irish and taw |>nr»ai. ■!-. vis.
MBdnißßi Smyiua Fins ; 9M aflUtee Layer bßi»in» ;
IMiMixea Bunch Rai»,u»: »)0 tv »r,d »« U.xei Ra.
■ins; liiiwi ii.a varioua kind of Almr.uCe: W» Utaa
Basil NuU; Übasa Filberiß: li !.,._- Wbluu-b; Iv
______ r "" oan NuU; U ke.a French I'mii- » . ftcaaea
Praaes. Ib jars ; MW boxes Oraares aed Lenions.
to arrive , v Ibtk* auaatitv ol Preserves. Pickles.
M o«*»'d.S*ardiaes. Olive Oil. Sauce.. CUret Wiu«.
sad I nrt Vi ibb, of superior quality. Also, daily
iuaßiiia.'turinß in lar«e tiaaaiiuiH my Katra Re
nned i_Bßily .which can l»e had in suy blibbo cetar.
i»r variety. Call an. examine l*lnre purch-uin.
ilsewiiereat JFaN PIZ/INI'S.
Wholeaale Dealer in Fuieua Fruits.
BBd extra Refined Candy Manufacturer.
No. 1» Maia sUeet. Riciiuor.d. Va.
•piIKPLAt E TO ri R« N4SE lIKtlHt:
A Bl X AND CHI'AP DRY OOOtM is al JACOB
A. LKVY'B old eßtabliahed «tore, No. 15 Main at.
Hiasupp'y at preaent ib quit.* lar.e aad embraces
every dascrtptiou <d (imhlb u»u.«:li lound in a well
selected atock Kverv deocript'onof H<*usek«epii:i.
Dry Ootids, t-omprisii..- blea< bed ai .■•• Inbles'.!
Cotton Mieeiniß ; l.iueu .Slieetiaa : Pillow- Case
Linen aud Cotton ; !»ro»n nnd** liite Linen Tibia
Damask; Brow a aad White Unites; Table rlaa
kina; White Marseilles Uuills; Furaiiure Diuuty.
aad a Kreat maay other Goods, too numerous to
meuttoa.
Oreat bsuaiaaiu Hoop Skirls, at
" JACOB A. LKVYS. U Main it.
LADIES* TAMPICO MOIIOt IO BOOTS t
Ladies' T»u>fl«eo Ooat
Ladies' Pasaeh Calf
Ladiae' water proof
Ladiee' Kuiiaie
Sisaes' TasßPico Morueeo
isses'Tßiupico Ooat
Miseea' Calf Kid
A.full stock o the alaiva. with «r without baeia,
•vi head, and niakiaa to order at iKorl imii.e ami
kiwpncea. MARCIM IIAIMIS k RRO.
i . NesttoAiM#.ieaNii.>i.'
HAIR t»YE ANDtOaMETMb.- We 1., c
•eat received a tall suppti ~? E || F-Voriti
kinds of Hair Dye. kaeh as I'hrißtador.N Hali h*
lor s.uill-aaa'a. Phatan'a, Ksettisl's Hair beau.rer.
to%tuk\^** tonmmmlvt roataAttuw y^M^**.
Correr l.'tli audMaiß atrie'B.
All. NEW \NI> RAHb HI M I Ol * *».
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I ro«i tun Dru.. ami tyur.tvn l li)'lll»ai*l.t !"o'■»* lib
-Uii liualiualiiota.
