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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-07

VIRGINIA BIBLE SoCrETY.-The annual meeting OF
this society was held last night, at o'clock, at
Centenary church. Rev. Philip Courtney, presiding
in the chair, aud Mr.. Vim. +. Taylor acting as Sc
cretary. Rev. Mr.. Hoge gave out the hymn, ''The
Heavens declare thy glory Lord" which was sung
by the choir followed by the reading of paslm
and an invocation to the Throne of Grace by Rev.
Mr.. Woodbridge.
The meeting being opened for business most of
the old officers were reelected for the ensuing
year, when the annual report was read by Rev.
IL. Head and on motion referred to the Board of
Managers Professor Howard Crosby, of the Uni
yersity of New York. was present a delegate
from the American Bible Society and made an in-
teresting address, which, together with a brief
sketch Of the remarks of Rev. Mr.. Duncan, who
followed him. and an abstract of the report We
will endeavor to give on tomorrow. There was a
goodly attendance
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LeQtslatiye.

In the House of Delegates, yesterday, the joint
resolutions originating in the Senate, providing
for the removal of the remains Of ex-President
Monroe, and for the presentation of sword to
Lieut. Robt f. Pegram were both agreed to.
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TILE ST. LAWRENCE At MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, c. E April 6.-The river above the
bridge is this morning clear OF ice. The wide
channel is open opposite to, and below the city,
The river will probably be clear in few days; wa
ter falling rapidly. This morning the weather is
cloudy, with slight rain. Thermometer stands
at above
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NAv1aArInN ON LAKE CHAMpLAIN.

night cleared the broad lake Of ice. The ferry
boat between Burlington and Plattsburgh com
mences her trips to-day and the regular line stea-
mers on the lake will be out tomorrow or next
day il the weather continues favorable.
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For THE PEN1TRSrIARY.-Iu Norfolk, Va, Monday,
I'd. Flynn was found guilty Of the murder OF KEEL
ly and sentenced to Is years imprisonment in the
Pententiary. Edward Lee, found guilty of aiding
in the escape of slaves, was sentenced to ten years
Imprisonment and to receive fifty lashes. lie had
been before sentenced to five years on another in
dctmsnt and there are still two more commits
against him.
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FOREIGN IrEMs.-We have the following add
tienal items of news by the steamer Indian:
A telegrapbic dispatch from Madrid says that
several ships of war fitting out for Havana,
mooted
Discomfort in Austrian Italy is hourly increas-
ing.
The court of Genoa have given Judgment in the
political trials arising from the events of June.
Mazgini and five others have been tried ia their
absence and condemned to death. Twenty mine
were acquitted and q sentenced to imprisonment
for from to Is years.
Four Of the parties to the outrage on the AIneri-
can family at Joppa have been convicted.
1t Is said that the Count de Chambord has re-
solved to abdicate his claims 10 the French throne
in favor of the Count de Paris.
direct refusal has been made by Portugal to
the French demand for the expulsion of some re-
fugees from LisbOn.
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THE DISPATCH.


Adv~russussAs for the DispArcH must be banded
by 80 sooek IN Ne aftsvnooH, 10 order to appear
shs nsxt day. Thshsavy pressure Of advertisement
upoa the columns Of our paper Will not admit On
tAsir reception amer the hour named.
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New Music.

"'Tis the last Rose of Summer" ona of the sc.
ries Of pleasant SQUADS from the Old Dominion,
by the accomplished Richmond composer, Mr.. v
BUSCH. For sale by Mr.. woodbouse.
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Alexander Marshall, who killed Mr.. Warren
Sutton, in Fort Gaines. Ga, on Sunday week was
tried aud acquitted on Wednesday.
Ann Madden was drowned, and Kate Collins
died suddenly at Charleston, s. c., Saturday
both cases resulting from intemperance.
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AaRNcY TN NORFOLK.

wM. Z. fosTaR, Hso-. 10 the Agent for ths PAIL
ngspArQH In NorSoik. the circulation OF the pspei
thArs having Increased 70 a extent deinsna'ns W.
sooal attsntion 10 its distnbutian tho e"s'e'oA
Axsna Ne
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HARTFORD, CT. April 6-Buckingham, the Re-
publican candidate for Governor, is elected with
out doubt. by q majority OF 5000 The Republi-
cans have large majority in both Houses of the
Legislature.
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PARpoSED.-The President of the United States
has psrdoned John NJ. Mesks, who has been un-
dergoing a sentence of ten years Imprisonment in
the District penitentary, rendered by the District
Court of Western Virginia, in October, 1858, for
rohbing the mail.
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INUNDATION ON ME MISSISSIPPI.

New ORLEANS, April 4.-Ielegrsphic dispatches
from Yicksburg state that the levees on the Mis-
sssppi River have given way, and that the coun-
try is Submerged. The river towns of Napoleon
and Prentiss are inundated.
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LECOMPTON IN CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April Cat the municipal election
here, yesterday, the anti-LecomptOn ticket wac
successful. It's supporters elected Is out of Il
Councilman.
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NOTHING OF THE AMERICA
NAVAL.

HALIFAX, April 6, IL M.-There is nothing yet Of
the steamship America, due with dates from Liver
pool to the 2sth of March
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Gd-T0 MY FELLOW CITIZENS OF HENRI
CO COUNTY.-At the request OF many friends, an
ununce myself candidate for the office Of COM
MI SIUNER OF TIE REVENUE for the Upper
District at the approaching election, and respect
fdi1y solicit your sUgaSes Should il be your plea
10 elect me- promise to discharge the duties oi
the office faithfully. Respectfully.
ap 6-lw* HUGH LONGEST.
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81 BEAUTIFUL Ambrotypes by the renowned
ar lists TYLER Co. at very low prices Gallery l39
Main street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ N0TICE-CHARLES T. WORKMAN Co,
will sell the cargo of Sugar and Molasses per schr
o. NJ PETTET.' also 50b barrels Fish at thelr are
house on the Dock this day. at II o'clock.
nm III
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G. A 8 C III Il,
is for sale by the subscriber.

The public is row favored with the best and most
economical light that can be produced. Among the
various experiments TO approximate artificial light
to the pure aud mellow light OF The natural sun.
have proved ST sSu until the nOn-eE posiVe,
self generating Gas Light invented. This light
adapted churches hotels stores vessels, canal
boats raj road, private dwellings, &c and only
guires trial test its superior advantage al
others The SUI stauce used in generating gas il the
common burning fluid, and the burner Is simple
in its construction that it requires ut little time
and ingenuity to keep it III good burning order thu
burner forms its own gas, being evapOFi2ed and de-
composed by its own calOriiCatiOu. Unlike the OF
binary fluid iamp, il does net throw OF unconsumed
carbon. but it forms from the fluid pure hydro
bon all OF which IS conveyed through The centre
of the generator not leaving any substance to
uDcoHsumeG
our patent burner can be fitted to any ordinary
fluid or oil lamps, without the least possible danger
of explosion, as they are 40 constructed that 70 eA
plode one Of them would be utterly Impossible
they cons iteTed by thousands whe are now using
them to I've safe il not sater than the Old lamp
candle as there IS 20 sparks dying from the flame,
and give precisely the same shaped ngnt you get
from coal gas. Ne wish it 70 be distinctly under
sto- that the gas lamp viii give the amount
of light seven st5arine first quality OF talIow
Candles Tor one par cent; per hour. We are pro-
gressiye people, and fond OF novelties; our onward
course is assisted materially by inventions. The
free air OF our r. public has tendency TO produce
original ideas. We are a thinking and working pe0-
pie. For many Of the luxuries aud pleasures which
we enjcy We are greatly Indebted to that c ass OF
people termed inventors, who are very properly
projected by the patent laws. Let us all remember
the ancient injunction: Prove al things. and mold
Persons wishing to en- gage in some lucrative bust
mesa can by purchasing the exclusive right of
comfy or city, for the sale of these Lamps and
Burners secure to themselves pleasant, perlnl-
nent and very profitable business. Every county in
the State must have an agent, and almost every tdE
lily in each county will have more OF the Gas
Lamps as it is found next to impossible to sell any
other lamp where this mas been iGtroduCed and
when il is remembered that in each county there
are five to ten thousand families the value of ex
elusive right for this patent VIII be at once apprec
atei. Office and Depot No 63 Main street, Rich
mond, Va. ELIAS MARKENS.
sole Proprietor.
PS-The subscribers Optical Profession, keeps
him aged, that he cannot attend 10 both bus-
ness branches at the same time The purchaser Of
the right can also have my stock of Lamps at the
PateDtees Factory prices. The business is already
established. MAkkESS.
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MANY VOTERS CT MADISON AND
ap7-lt MONROE WARDS.

-. READ THIS BEFORE YOU yOTE.-Iav
ing seen card in the Dispatch, signed by many Iner
chants certifying that Mr.. FOX had discharged
the duties OF tiapger for two years. would ask what
advantage does that give Mr., f0N over Mr. JONES
Did not Mr.. JONES discharge the duties for two
years ard Mr.. JONES has now in his possession
certificates from large. il not larger number OF
merchants than Mr. FOX has. | defy any one &
say that SAMPSON JONES was not a faithful aud
competent officer; then to the polls and ro-instae
him in the office that he would have hold to this
time had fair play been shown him. .
ap Its ONE WHO hNONS.
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

BosToN, April 6-The U. s. sloop of war Lee
want, from Hong Kong, has arrived.
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1 LEE OE UEN EhA II IL - EIOtA, AND
IL OTHER LATE PUBLICATIONS.
JAMES WOODHOUsE & co.
A BIOGRAPHICAL Sketch of sirHenry Havelock,
K G h, by the Rev VIM Brock, with portraits;
price - cents.
LANGSTROTH On the Hive and Houey-Bee;
practical treatise ON the Hive and HUney-Bee,
by } l. Laugstroth; price 81 80
ANNUAL OF SclentInc discovery; year BOOK OF
facts in science and art, for lS56 price | p.
GATHERED Lilies, or Little Chlldren in Heaven,
byA Thompson, author of The Better Land"
% cents, or IN cloth gilt - cents:
MEMOIRS Of Rear-Admiral Fir Edward Parry,
kt, late Lit Cover; or of Greenwich Hospital, 10y
his sou, the Rev Edward Parry; 20 cents.
HYMNS OF the Church Militant; prical 90.
THESE Hymns were here brought together for the
help Of the CHRISTIANS llfe-te JOY ana comfort OF
the sick ro0m-th, hope of the doubling, and the
rest of tie weary in heart.
ThE Shadow on the Hearth, or our Fathers Voice
in'taking away our little ones, by tereaved pa
PASSING Clouds, or Love Couquering Evil; 20
THE Roby. or Battling with the World 371s
cents.
APpLETON'S Cyclop2edia of Drawing, designed as
text book for the Mechanic, Architect, Engi-
neer and Surveyor; g 90.
MEMOIR of Capt NJ NJ hammond, Rifle Brigade;
THE Life Of Dr. E Kane. end other distinguished
American explorers. by 5 VI SmuCker; | TO-
THE Bible Hour or Scripture Lessons for the little
at Home. beautifully illustrated. and u
charming book; IS cents. q
THE Christian Year Book, q golden treasury for
the young; IS cents.
HOME; a book for the family. by Rev " Twee-
die, d d. London edition; 60
LIGHTS and shadows OF the Christian Life, by Rev
" Tweedie, d d; 10.
With further supplies Of
THE City Of the Great Hing, by DR. Barclay; price
3 80.
sp7-It JAMES wOoDH0UsE & co.
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nn 7 EaI tAi plAy OeeN soT 0NE WHO KNOWS.

ne To THE POLLS! To THE POLLS! -
FELLOW CITIZENS This day you are callsd upon 70
exercise the inestmable right OF sufraRe-the high
est privileges of freemcn. Our charter elections
ouIy occnr once year. Then let us gGe one day to
the election aud place our repre- sentaycs IN ths
Hall. end the Bench, nieh who are we'll qualified
for their respective positions
In presenting the name OF Samuel d. DenO0n. one
of the Representatives from Monroe Ward, in the Com
mon Council, for reelection. it would be IN act Of
superoaa'icn for us to enter into paDgyrc OF his
claims and his qualifications. He is TO too well
mating mind and active business habits are alone
sufficient to guarantee that he will make most use
ful and practical member of the Common Hall
Let us then give one daY to the interests of our
city, and go to the polls and cast votes for SAM
UEL d. DrNOON, as one of our representatives in
the Common FonnciI.
am EEkERAI VOTERS OF MONROE WARD
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

New York, April 5.-Cieared, sehrs Loffisnd,
Nichols and Yorktown. Moglam, City Point.
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Mr.. EVERETT, who delivers his Grafton in Charles
ton on the evening of the 18th inst, will be the
guest of RICHARD YEADoS, Esq than whom no man
dispenses hospitality with greater cordiality and
al
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eA- CROWDS of people daily visit the Steam Pie.
ture Depot l39 Main street to procure the beautiful
portraits taken by TYLER Co.
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PSy- CARD Country Merchants and
City Dealers, are respectfully invited to attend my
sale of spring and summer Clothing az my store
This morning commencing at 10 O'clock
ap7 ALEX MOTT. Auct
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BIZ COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE, UP
PER DISTRICT HENRIC0 COUNTY; Il announce
m self a candidate for the COdMISsIONERSHlP
of the Upper District Of Henrico county, in the
place of Jacob u Eeesec. resigned, and respectfully
solicit yOur vote at ing eieC ton on ZIth MAY
IfeJI cfed / will discharge the duties of the office
faithfully an 7-dt23M W LAYTON.
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THE PATENT RIGHT OF THE CITY
l. OF RICHMOND. OF DANFORD Il BAILEY'S
PATENT NONE-rTL OSTT-E, SELF GENERA
TING
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~ TO TIE VOTERS OF RICIIM0ND--FEL-
Low CITIZENs.-Amoug the various city officers
to be elected today. the one that seems to be moo
strongly contested is tlst of Grain Measnrer there
being seven contestants for that office We are not
acquainted with all the candidates, but Mr. b. i.
LIPsCoMB who first announced himself being well
known TO u.s. and believing from what we have seen
and heard from his friends that his chance for cleo
ton is as good. if not better than any Others we
call upon his friends and the voters generally to
rally to his support.
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BY / AN NOT A CANDIDATE for a seat
in the City Council.
ap lit THOS W MCCASCE.

H15- TO MY FRIENDS.-In consequence Of the
UNEXPECTED death OF my father-in-law, am Coui-
PEELED to he absent from the city ON Wednesday
next. the day Of election | throw myself upon the
gener osity Of my friends, and hone they will WORK
all the harder for me- as this unforeseen event re1-
ders il more necessary that should find some In
cratiye employment, having others 70 pr wide Tor.
sp 6-2t* WM. l.. MONTAGUE.
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derfu Lamp SAY Won
ACT II.-Grand March Of the Femalr Guard
ACT III.-Procession Of Slaves Of the Wonds,b,
Lamp ''H'
Act IV.-lliuminstcd Hall Of Lantern. .u,
Grand March of the Children of Ligh. @''
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The Charming Danseuse
Nj LIE CHRISTINE,
IN
SPLENDID DANCE.
GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE

Wednesday and Saturday Afternoo,.
For the accommodation Of families and ., -,
children will be admitted for Fifteen CgyTs "N'sA
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CURIOUS HoAX.-The London papers lately
what purported to he q Convention of Italians i'll
that city. Distinguished names were given OF
those present, and speeches put into their mouths
q manifesto against tyranny and in favor of "a con-
stitutional monarchy in Italy was issued, and an
appeal to the refugees to join in the protest
against regcide. The Times paid eight pounds
for the reports aud noticed the Convention in all
elaborate leader, and all the other Journals paid
more or less for simultaneous copies of the same
reports. The manifesto forwarded to the
French Embassy aud duly acknowledged, and the
movement was favorabIy noticed in Parliament.
After the affair had gone on for a week, and the
public was getting interested, it was discovered
that the whole thing was hoax, the work of Il
poor scribbier, driven to the necessity of earning
his bread by his genius.
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in the Norfolk Va, post office, not pre- paid,
two for Misses Betty Courtney and Phebe Robin
son, of Richmond.
LIFE IN WAsHINGToN-The Washington Union of
yesterday, has the following list of outrages oc-
curing there in 48 hours:
On Saturday evening as Mr.. Cornell was passing
along Fourteenth street, on his way to d" CoIumbi-
an College," where he is student, he was over
taken by party of men, who demanded his
money. He gave them some change, but they not
being satisfied with the amount, of the rascals
placed pistol at his head, while the others
stripped him OF his gold watch, chain, breast pin,
and money. He afterwards identified one of the
men arrested on charge of murder one of t. e
robbers.
On the same evening a gentleman from New
York, whose name Is not given.was knocked down
and robbed Of two hundred dollars near the Park.
He was returning from the Military asylum.
On the same evening party Of dsorderly young
street, near n street, demanded cigars, and hay-
ing helped themselves, walked off without even
offering to pay for them.
On the same night row of six frame houses on
an alley leading into Third street, near Maryland
avenue, belonging to john McDermott, was set on
fire and burned One house was inhabited by Il
white family, one was empty, aud negroes lived in
the other four.
During the same night an attempt was made to
fire the carpenter shop of Mr.. Andrew Minitree on
Maryland avenue, near Four-and-ahalf street. but
il was a failure.
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aD-TO THE VOTERS OF kICHM0ND.--The
TO JUSTICE In favor OF SAMPSON JONES. Is ey-
ery word true no matter what may be said 10 the
ontrary as can he proven by hundreds If required
Then, freemen of Richmond, rally TO the polls and
support Jones' Friends Of justiee rally to the polls
and once more place him in the Office of CITY
GUAGER, which he has filled with credit to you
and honor to himself .,,,.
apT-lt* THE fEoPbr'
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81 4 CARD Tho undersigned duly appreci
atng the kindness oft hose friends who have brought
forward his name before the voters 10 M0nrOe Ward
Tor Alderman begs leave respe t:ully to decline be-
Ing candidate.
ap CPS THOMAS SAMSON.
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WTANTED.-An experienced practical

WANTED.-WET NURSE wanted 10
w hire by the month Wet Nurse without in-
cumbrance Apply at this office. NH 20
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rs JEFFERSON WARD.-!The following popu.
lar ticket will receive the support Of the v.terS %
JEFFERSON WARD:
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THE PEOPLE.

sag- TO THE VOTERS OF MONROE WARD
IL is the desire of Many Voters That nan I'll ID.
DENOON should again represent this ward M part
at the charter election which takes place Tor niep-
beers of the CommOn Council this day; Mr.. Denoon
is too well known in this community Tor inc writer
10 enter into a discussion of his claims for this
place.
Let the Voters of the Ward come 70 his support
and be can be reelected By Triumphant vote:
an It's FkD B)NO POBbiCO
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LETTERS DETAINED.-AmoBg the letters detained
in the Norfolk, Va, post office, not pre- paid, are
two for Misses Betty Courtney and Phebe Robin
son, of Richmond.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

Ca wM. DEAN respectfully requests all per-
sons friendly TO his election 20 the Office Of High
con STABG ITO come 10 the polls TO DAY. snd 70
place no copfidsnee in the reports fNpusTRIogLY CIR
cuLATED, that be stands no chance. Do this and his
election Is certain. apT-it
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Ag- VOTE FOR MR.. WORDSWORTH,
FOR err GE1GER.
VOTE FOR MR.. WIGLESwORTH.
FOR err GEAGER
VOTE FOR MR. WORDSWORTH.
FOR ITTT~ GUAGER
AZ He IL the only Democrat runuiBg for that
Office.
Sc Do not be deceived. Look at your tickets
well aud |
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WANTS.

JITANTED-By the subscriber, "em
w ployment," in some business Bookkeeping or
copving preferred. Address 'B, Box 42i,
REFERENCR.-N Ii Forbes. Esq, at Purcells Bank
ing House APP 6-3t%
Observation-Disclosures ROAM
w OKE HOUSE is open for the reception OF
BOARDERS and on reasonable terms. Gentlemen
wishing the comforts aud enjoyments OF n home,
can find it by applying at the above House, on Broad
street third door from the of 9Th. There
also 40 Rooms ON the second floor for rent with
Board ap b-bt~
WANTED experienced practical
w BOOK KEEPER ard accurate ACCOUNT
ANT desires a situation in some Mercantile or Man
ufacturug establishment in this city or else where.
City references will be given any one desiring his
services. Address y. G. R." Richmond, Va.
ap 2-I2t*
WANTED, HANDS.-Wanted to hire
w for the present year, six colored HANDS, &c
work on the Repairs of the Road and II TO go With
VIM. N. BRAGG,
Office R., F. Up. R. R. Comrany.l
Richmond, January Il. 1885, J Ial5-ts
WANTED WET NURSE wanted 10
w hire by the month Wet Nurse without in-
cumbrance. Apply at this office. NH 20
IFE OF GENERAL HAVELOCK, AND
IL OTHER LATE PUBLICATIONS,