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CONGRESS-THURSDAY.

SENATE-MT. Hamlin introduced bill author
lzIng the construction OF line of telegraph from
the Mississippi river TO the Pacific ocean.
The joint resolution authorizing the President
OF the United states 10 confer the tile OF lieutenant
general by breVet Tor eminent services was taken
up, and debated at some length 1t was finally
ordered to be engrossed-yeas 30, nays l2-and
was passed.
HOUSE, or REPRESENTATIVES, unusual
amount Of business was transacted. The Speaker
laid before the House a communication from the
Postmaster General. with estimate Of the cost Of
the ocean mail steamship service, which was re-
ferred TO the Committee of WAYS ana neaBe-
ir Houstons resolutions Of inquiry as to the al
l1wances to military and naval Officers, and the
abolition o! such navy-yards and marine hospitals
could be dispensed with, were carried. The
resolution Of Dir, Hunt relative TO the deepening
q the passes OF the Mississippi, was adopted. Mr.
Perhinss resolution VI inquiry relative the man
ner 0ikoepIng the public revenue was agreed to-
Hr. Ed2ert0n's resolution OF inquiry in relation to
tie construction Of custom house At Toledo was
adopted. II ClurchWeii's resolution for obtain
ing Information relative 10 Captain Gunnsons sur
syey adopted, were resolutions OF inquiry as
u the establishing g national foundry and arlorv
IL indiana; as 10 the enlargement Of the judicial
system; III regard 70 the privileges of the House
and the admission OF claim agents, ION which there
some debate in relation to the preservation OF
the furniture Of Washington; for improving the
mouths OF the Grout river at POto5i; reduction of
ocean postage; and for obtaining the maps OF the
survey OF the road from Mendoza to the Big Sioux
river Mr. Lanes Joint resolution fer tn payueut Of
the board Of commissioners in Oregon stands over
for debate. Thirty bills, including many for new
railroads, were read twice and committed; after
which the House resolved itself into Committee
Of the Whole and continued the debate of yes ter
day-Mr. Wright OF Pennsylvania, and Mr.. Bayy
OF Virginia successiyely taking the door.
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CONGRESS

WASHINGTON, Dec 23.-The SENATE transacted
no business OF Importance, and after brief session,
adjourned till Tuesday next.
The HOUSE, after the transaction of some bus.
ness of no special Importance, went into Commit
tee OF the whole, when Mr.. Phillips, of Alabama,
replied to the assaults of Messrs Gerrit Smith and
j. r. Giddings, on the institution OF slavery. He
also opposed the Senate bill, changing the mode Of
appointment of assistant Secretary off the Treasury
Mr.. Bayy replied to the latter position after which
the House adjourned till Tuesday.
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T ANlBERT'S LOTTERY OFFICE NJ

Z 1fNAIICIbI . LOI L LIN OE ICE, N o.,
IL 8 NORTH CALVERT STREET, BALTI-
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUM'S HOTEL-The
purchase or sale OF Lottery Tickets within the State
OF Virginia being now in violation of law and at.
teuded with a heavy penalty conviction, the sub
scaber would respectfully solicit the orders of his
friends and others who may feel disposed to purchase
thirty years, aud being pretty generally known
throughout the State, he deems it almost
to give any further that all business cou,d
ed to him will be promptly and properly attended to-
10 Packages single tickets and shares, in all the
MARY land Lotteries. for sale.
CThe printed official drawings sent to correspou-
DEUS by the first mail.
EE~?Gizes cashed at tight.
Address THOMAS LAMBERT
no 25-ifts Baltimore Ma
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EXPLOSION OF TIE ZACHARY TAYLoR-The
Steamer Zachary Taylor, while on her way from
Lawrenceburg to Cincinnati, exploded her boiler
tTaylorsviIIe, killing three persons and scaldlng
tan, The boat was saved frem sinking. The up
per cabin was not much damaged
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The SOLDIER. or 18l2.-A meeting OF soldiers of
the war Of 1879 was held in Washington on Thurs.
day night Upwards OF thirty old soldiers were
present. committee of thirteen was appointed to
mite in general convention with their brother sol
diersie Philadelphia on the 9Th of January next
Patriotic addresses were delivered by the Presi
dent, Gen. Mcca!la, Me srs. Cochrane, McNeir, d !.
La Roche, G. n. Johnson, J. w. McCuloh and
others, which were received with much enthasi
aEm
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.Naia MUSICAL NOIICE-SI1I 10;

NAN MUSICAL NOTICE.-SIG. JOS.
S3Niag BORA begs leave to inform the ladies and
&4gi% gentlemen of Richmond and its vicinity
~ that he has just received the permission Of
the use OF the Lecture Room of the Monumental
Church, by the kindness of the members of that
Church, for the formation of a MUSICAL ACADE-
MY.
JOS .; respectfully invites the Ladies from A.
NJ TIL P. NJ, ana Gentlemen after dark on Wed
nesday December 18th, g. and continue every day
this week
His classes are almost formed. ANY person desir-
ing 10 join are respectfully requested to commence
together otherwise they will be compelled wait ill
another class Is formed. The public is respectfully
invited to attend the two weeks lessons that the
may form idea of the beauty and advantages of his
system. If this mode of instruction does not con-
vince them of its superiority, they are free to with
draw from the school, without any charge.
The public are invited TO call and examine his Mu-
steal Library and Jenny Lind card de- l9-l,nx
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

BosroN. Dec. 22.-The brig Vintage. Cant, Gal
lop, vita ten il crew, which sailed from Salem
last February, fort West Coast Of Africa is sup
posed 70 nave been lost. The captain left a large
family at Beverly
The schr. Augusta Moore. frora New York, for
Edcaton, has been abandoned, with five iaet water
in her hold. Her crew were saved and have az.
rived here.
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MELANCHOLY CAsUALrY.-On Wednesday eve.
ming, while party of young ladies and gentlemen
were amusing themselves on the ice at Spy Pond,
in Cambridge, Mass, tie ice suddenly gave way,
piunging them into the water Assistance was
soon at hand, and all were rescued excepting Miss
Percy Peck, daughter of Abel c. Peck, merchant
of Boston, who was drowned
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WANTS.

w ANTED-To DO the general house
" work of small family, a WHITE WOMAN of
good character, tIrsh preferred Apply this o.
ice, between the hours of 10 and y o'clock to-day
and Monday. de p -2t*
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meeting of citizens was held in Faneuil Hall,
Boston, on Wednesday night, to give an expression
| ofopinion in favor of cheap ocean postage. Elihu
Burrtt the learned blacksmith addressed the meet
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PURSUANT to decree entered ON the
Il seth day of November, 1858, in the case of God.
an, assignee, rs Baker and ais, pending in the Cir.
cunt Court for the city of Richmond shall Ias sub
sttuted trustee in deed of trust from Hilary Baker
and wife TO Samuel @. Adams and John Van Lew for
the benefit OF the Bank of the United States dated
the eighth day of june 1918. ard special commits
sloner appointed by said Court for that purpose pro
coed to sell. at q O'clock P NJ the 10Th day of Jam
uary. 1854 at public auction to the highest bidder
on the premises, the following real property, viz !:
"A lot of Land lying in Adams Valley in the civ of
Richmond fronting Al feet Fifteenth street: also
the following pieces parcels of Land living in the
county OF HenTico, near the city of Richmond viz
lot beginning at the North East corner of n ana
streets, continued and running Fast
wardly along the said street 81 feet and in deptb
along said Zith street continued 10 feet one nm
divided half ola lot beginning the north eastwardv
corner OF and 18th streets, continued end fronting
on said 10Th street, continued ITO; and one ot on
Union street fronting said street 100 feet and run
nlng back lao feet to street so feet wide on which
1t also fronts I20 feet" The sale viii commence at
the lot first named.
IERMS-for cash as to 30 much of the proceeds as
Will satisfy and pay the expenses of sale; and on
credit as to the residue of six and twelve months with
interest from date of sale, the purchaser executing
bonds with approved security for the credit install
ents and the title retained until the last instalent
is paid. JOHN HOWARD
Trustee and Commissioner
December 10th, 1858.
GoDDIN 4 APPERsoA, Auctioneera de 1O-dtd
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N W. NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and
~ Dealer in Fashionable Ready-AI CLOTH
ing I57 Eroad street, Richmond, keeps constantly on
MEMS READY MADE CLOTHING of eyery de.
scrphon. Also, beautiful assortment of Cloths
CasslmeTes and Nestiugs, which will be made up to
ORDER On the shortest notice and On the most accom-
modatng teEIns, and in which cannot be
surpassed By any other establishment in the city,
Clzehs and strangers are respectfully invited to call
satisfaction.
All kinds of CUTTING done and warranted TO fit.
at q reduced price. oc ST,
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WANTED wish to rent a Store on
w Main ST., the left hand side. between te,h
ana 10Th Sts. Apply TO EDWARD d. EACHO.
no "a General Agent sn3 CniIec.6r
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The citizens Of Def roit have held meeting to
make preliminary arrangements for celebrating
the opening of the Great Western Railroad
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THE MARKETS

baltimore, Dec. 23.-Flour has ad vanced u cts
per Dbl under the steamers news. Wheat is in
better demand. White corn advanced cts per
bushel
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VALUABLE FARM on THE WEST

HAM PLANK ROAD TOGETHER WITH
THE CROPS, STOCK, &c, AT AUCTION.-On
WEDNESDAY, 23th December, at II O'Clock A. NJ.
Will be sold the farm situated at the forks of the
Plank Roak between four and FIVE miles from the city
containing l47 acres, about half cleared the renal
der well wooded. The land lies beautifully is So
ceptble of easy improvement, and well adapted for
the culture of corn, wheat, &c. The Improvements
consist oftwo dwellings barn, &c. In the hands of
skllltu manager this might be made of the most
productive ana beautiful farms the city posses
sing as it does advantages of location water va
1ety OF soil, &c. The owner is induced to offer this
farm for sale solely his having purchased
farm in Surry.
After the sale of this farm will be sold lumber of
ine mules, portion very superior, cows so to Zoe
bbs corn lot shucks top and blade fodder, so cords
wood, ready cut, &c.
TERMs-For the land, cash, balance at II and IS
months carrying intesest and by trust deed
For the crops, &c, months credit for approved ne
gotable notes, with interest added, for all over
$50; under that amount cash
Should it be desired, the farm may be treated for
privately before the day OF sale.
de 10 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioneer
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4 ONDON PORTER, Scotch Ale, fine
IL Teas, Wines and Liqaors, Tor sale by
deI9 ELAN, SMITH L. CO.
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w an lED-A man accustomed to walt
w ingin house and driving; a Cook, Washer,
ard ironer, aud Nurse; None need apply that
not well qualified Apply to
de 2l-t1J CRENSHAW l. co.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF MANCHESTER
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23-The steamer CITY of
Manchester has arrived. Her European advices
are no later
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WANTED TO HIRE for the ensuing
w year, COOK, WASHER and fRONER;
| also, SERVANT WOMAN, TO do general house
work. Good reference required. Apply at the of
| fee of
de 23-ts JAMES GRAY Il SONS
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The steamer Marion has arrived at New York.
with the otli,ers, crew and cargo OF ehe steamer
Humboldt
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WANTED, for the ensuing year, a good
v cook, washer and ironer. Also, middle aged
male dining room servant Apply TO
RO PICKETT,
de 2l--dts corner 9th and Leigh sts
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YAMES D. FTTETT General Aoen+

I ANIL1o D. LLLEI I, NtntFdI Agent
Office on Governot street, opposite the Dispatch
Oice--can be found at all hours, ready to attend to
any and all business in the Agency line such as sell
ing and hiring cut Negroes, collection of claims sell
ing and buying all kinds of produce, renting out
houses, &c &c de 17-ts
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| 'EhhA COIIA.-IMPOKTANT To

LnnA SOI1A.-IMPUkIA TO
-: - Bgi IL AND THOSE BUILDING. OR
AbpoI ~ Build HOUSES, &c.-The attention
OF me pubic ana OF builders is invited to the use ~
TERRA COIIA ORNAMENTS for building nur.
poses From the nature of the materials and mann.
factory of this article there can be no doubt of II.
durability. Every description Of arcbiteetnral orns
ment be made of it, that can be ehiseled IN
ordinary enriched ornamental work II il adante5
more particularly TO brick and stone buildings thst
are designed to last for years, they are ner;sh
able as the brick stone. They are aIso eouaIiy
adapted for trimming wooden buildings, as they take
the paint more readily than wood. and will retain
the color longer, and will not decay.
Plaster and Column Capitols Of every description
can be had, Brackets Trusses, Consos Modiliions
Limits, Cornices, Chimney Tops. Window Caps and
Sis Mouldings, Rosettes, Atea and Column Bases
and all the regular orders be procured at short
notice and at such low rates to exclude the idea
of using wood.
This article also adapted for interior decoration;
has been and is now being extensively used in some
very extensive bEildngn, North and South; several
large Churches in Philadelphia and Charleston s. c.
and on Mills House, Charleston, S. c.
Views and specimens be seen at the office of
W. A. POWELL,
Architect and Civil Engineer
Two doors above Meiu, on 11th street,
de 2l-8t Richmond Va
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THE LATE FInR IN pmL kpELpnIA--Thc follow
Ing il u comprehensive account of the calamity IN
Philadelphia last Wednesday night, when the
stores of James s. Keen and j. Fritz were de-
etroyed:
While q number of firemen were engaged ia the
lower part OF FriZ's store with side streams, the
boorlng ie IN with crash, and buried in the ruins
six members OF the Humane Hose Company An
heroic young man in equipments, which were
thoushtio be those of the United States Hose Com.
pany, was found TO be completely fastened among
the Orders joints and boarde, which were on fire
all around him. As soon as possible, Jas Steward,
Geo Hess, Michael Devlin and Alex. Keely, four OF
cue unfortunate men, were rescued, but two of
them were dreadfully, ifnot fatally, burned.
Nhile Jacob Albright and Hiram Hammer, of the
Marshalis Police were engaged in rescuing those
who mad been crushed in the ruins another fall of
the blazing timbers took place and they were over
wbeimed from view. After considerable labor Mr.
A. was found, but as weighty timber rested upon
me calves OF his legs and held him tight he could
not be rescued. He was sustained by stinulants
and was, with his own hands seen playing on the
flames that were in close proximity to him Thurs
DAY morning, however, after several hours of ex-
cesslre labor by those who were endeayorins to
save his lie he was got out, but dreadlully in
juTed that his life Is despaired Of Poor Hammer
was taken cut dead. A fireman is missing and no
doubt persisted in the ruins. Some - or IS per
sons, In all, were more or less injured Several
adjoining houses were damaged by the fire. and
the total loss is $4,000 or $50, 600
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STATE AND CHURcH.-The authorities of New
York have determined to extend Albany street
through Trinity church yard The vestrymon
have resolved to oppose it with all their resources,
which are by no means contemplate.
DEATH OF Mrs. BARRErr-Mrs George II. Bar
rett, whose death in Boston has been announced
was formerly favorite actress, and female of at
tractive personal charms. She had been perform
Ing tor several weeks at the Howard Atheneum,
boston, and was taken i'll last Thursday. The re-
port that she was poisoned is contradicted
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1t Is reported Ia Washington that serious charges.
are about 30 be preferred against the Governor OF
hinnesota territory.
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MT George Wilson, carpenLer. fell from III .
caves Of a house in Bailln,ore last Thuredsy. and
Was killed
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TENHOMAS SHEPPARD wishes to cal

'tUMAS SHEPPARD wishes to cal
4 he attention of all in want of good BOOTS ana
SHOES, that he has on hand full supply of the
above goods for gentlemen, boys and youths and la
dies, misses and children. Also. for female servants.
and three hundred pairs OF BROGUES of my own
manufacture, which will sell low. A call is solicited
from those IN want. Sign of the Golden Boot
doors below the old Market House
no 24-Im THOS SHEPPARD
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T AND IN HANOV EK, TWO MILES

e. FROM SLASH COTTAGE, FOR SALE.-f
offer for sale tract of LAND containing PISA acres
lying in Hanover county, the road leading from n
dependence Meeting House to Hanover Court House,
and adjoining the lands of Messrs Davis White
Gross, Tompkins and DIR Jones. This Land is for the
most part covered with heavy growth of oak and
pine timber, and being convenient to the railroad
affords fine opening to those disposed to engage in
timber and weed getting. small portion s cleared
aud improved, by email dwelling and other houses
plat of the Land may be at my office.
1T not sold privately before THURSDAY. 9th De-
ceInber it will that day. be sold at auction upon
the premises. commencing at ii O'Clock, A NJ
Terms will be made liberal.
de 10 JAS NJ TAYLOR Auctr
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BY GODDIN & APPFRS0N

By GUDDIN APPERSON
Val u A b L L REAL ESTATE IN
MANCHESTER, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
WIN be sold ON THURSDAY, the 29th December
1855, upon the premises, commencing at s O'clock
that valuable Real Estate in Manchester now in the
occupancy OF Mrs samuel w. Weisiger and Mr. o.
nack on Alien street 200 feet to alley. 1t will be
divided into lots to suit purchasersa plat of which
can be seen at the office of the auctioneers
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at 6 and I2 months
Tor bonds bearing interest," and title retained till last
bond is paid -~7'
BY request of Mr.. w. C. Archer
de II GODDIN 4 APpFpSoN 49,.
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AUCTION SAILS.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOH,
RUILDING LOTS on 24ru STREET.

RUILUING LOTS ON 24TB STREET,
NJ UNION HILL, AT AtCTiON-Ou FRIDAY,
sd Dec, at 81 o'clock, P. NJ, upon the premises
will be sold Building Lots on 9th street betwe en-
and streets, and nearly opposite the residence of
Mr. John II. Pearson. These lots front about Is feet
each, aud being situated in pleasant aud rapidly i'm
proving neighborhood, are worth the attention of
those in want of such property
TERhs-One-third cash; balances at and 8 months
TT POSTPONED account of the weather to
18th December
de "A JAS NJ TAYLOR Auct
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ETyE HTTNDRED DOLLARS RE.

GIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
IL wARD-THE ANTIDOTE by DIR Jeffres cures
certain disease in from three to i've days without
restriction as 10 diet exposure or application to bu-
The PROPRIETOR challenges single case the anti.
date win not cure:
soIdonIy by BENNETT l. BEERS, Druggists, sole
agents for Richmond oe s--d3m II
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VIRGINIA MAGIC WASHING FIJ]

GENERAL. AGENCY, &c-RICHARD
~ HILL, JR. & B. w. TALLEY (of Hanover)
GeneTal Agents and Collectors attend TO Hiring cut
CLAIMS of every description
Mr. EDWARD 6. RAWLINGS, lete of Spottsyl.
wanna, VIII have an interest in our business after LIST
January 1854 de 7-d6ctISfbI
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4 tHklSIMAS u NEW YEARS PRE-
~ SENTS HAROLD & MURRAY, Broad st.
have now on hand very large assortment of Books
and Fancy Goods suitable for presents, embracing
everything in their line.
Ia the JHrenle Department, they have more than
2OO KINGS, consisting of all the popular authors both
Engllsh and American, uIeuy of them beautifully H.
ustrated and attractive to the young. and almost
everything which please and ght the youth.
hi family crclesto which they invite the especial
attention OF their many Juvenile friends. de Ii
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GALT.-Fine Salt, prime brand, afoat,
de 10 DAVENPORT. ALLEN L co.
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w + have frequently heard the celebra-
y ted GERMAN BITTERS. sold By Dr. C NJ.
IN terms OF the highest CONNIE ldaticn and hon
estly believe that is of the best medicines adj
Verusee for the complaints for which il is recon-
mended. They are pleasant to the taste sad can be
taken under any circumstances by the most delicate
stomach. The press far and wide, have united IN
debility Gc and such are the healing effects of this
panaeea that hope it may be introduced to every
family where dyspepsia has, is likely 70 nave q
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BY JAMES u. TAYLOR.
A UCTIoN sALE-OF HELPERS

"A UCTION SALE-UF Fl Elf T. r s !,
1AYEARLfNGS, HOGS AND FARMING UTEN-
SILs, AT ROSE MEATH FARM. The under
sigaed with the view OF reducin his stock of Cattle
&c, Will sell at auction on FRIDAY, 30th Decem-
Der. at Rose Meath Farm, mile west of tn CITY,
at IL o'clock, A. NJ, about 20 head of HOGS, 6
YEARLlNGs, HELPERS, &;., several of which
took premiums at the State Fair, a Wheat-thresher
Horsepower. &c, aud sundry other Farming Uten-
sis. Sale positive and without reserve by
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auct.
TERhs--Four months credit for sums over $50,
for approved notes; under that AMOUNT cash.
de 20 LEWIS ID FCRFNSHAw
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p1O COFFEE.-l50 bags prime quality
IA landing and for sale by
de 10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN l. co.
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DOR SALE PRIVATELY.-A yaluable

FOR SALE PRIYA1'EL1.-A valuable
m9lstto WOMAN, aritA her tsres eA,tdren VINO Is
er. As she has husband Twins. IN Richmond puf-
chaser residing here or nor far Distant would be pre-
ferred She is not only very capable servant, but
For sale also, a young WOMAN with her iirst child
accustomed to The usual hcuae work Of family.
Amply To ]. L. HEATH,
de I6--I4t at the Virginia House. =
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IVORY TABLE CUILEkY. In sers Of
q ., II, %, 81 and 50 pieces
Ivory handle Table ana Dessert Knives only
DO do do Forks
Do do Carvers and Steels and Beef Slicers
Which we offer at low prices.
C. J. SINTON & CO, II Main ST.,
de II Sign of the CjrcuIar Saw
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| w ANTED.-A man and wife, with one
W child, wish to procure boarding place, with
| in five minutes walk of the Post Office. Address
| w. s., Box l0l, Richmond Post Office, giving loca-
| ton, terms, &c. de 2S-St*