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The smallpox prevails in Allegheny conn
ty, Va, though its progress is believed to have
been checked 1t was carried there by a rail.
road contractor from Richmond, who had the
disease in mild form without being aware of
IT,
"A bill abolishing slavery in Nebraska has
passed the Territorial Legislature but it was
expected Gov. Black would veto it. A bill
providing for the calling of Constitutional
Convention has also passed the House.
A public dinner to the Hon Bale Peyton. of
tennessee, Will be given i'll Philadelphia to-
DAY, by number OF persons attached to the
Opposition party.
The steamship Canada sailed from Boston
on Wednesday for Liverpool, by way of Hall
fax The Southern mails failed to reach Bos
ton In time for the steamer.
Col. Thos H. Flood, OF Appomattox. has
been elected cashier OF the Merchan 9, Bank
at Lynchburg, in place of Robt. @. Mitchell
resigned.
The revenue of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad Tor the month of December 1880
shows an increase of SI9459Se, as COMPARED
win the same month in ls5e.
$. Seguine, well known in the cities of Nor.
folk and Portsmouth, from his former connec
ton with the lumber trade died at deem
Creek, Wednesday last.
Jackson Garrison, charged with killing Den
MS Tornay, in Rockingham county. Va. on
Christmas eve, was acquitted by the examin
Ing court ON the ground Of self-defence
father and daughter are confined in the
Jail OF Rockingham county, Va, for theft.
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Schrs. John Aumack. Pearce. from Richmond,
and Mary Adeline, Jones, from Norfolk, arrived at
Baltimore 18th Inst.
Barque Fannie Crenshaw. Munson, fov Rich
mond, with dates to the goth of November, and for
ty days passage, has arrived III Hampton Roads;
wig; Parthlan, Miller do do Gorilla, Psttlngill
do. do; schrs. Caope. Hopkins, from Norfolk,
do; Forest King, Perry. from kichInoAd. Also.
uniteo States trisate Congress; soop John Adams,
and steamer w yomng-all well.
Schrs. s. r. Alien. Crowe, and Gertrude Hor-
ton, Meyer. from Richmond; Eugene, Halves, and
Marietta Burr, Nickerson, from Alexandria ar
rlved at Boston 10th INST; brig Andover, Crowell,
from Alexandra. do, 18th.
Brlgs Trade Wind, Johnson. from Norfolk, ar
rived at Barbados LIST ult.; Sam Small. Winslow,
from Do, do sth; LEM, Travers, from Alexandria,
sailed from do. 18th for Turks island.
Schrs. Helen Mar. Tuthlll, from alexandria, and
Alfred Chase. Wixon, from Norfolk, arrived at
Providence 10Th inst.
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Yankee 1noeuuitv

The Washington States says that not MANY
years ago, one Of the slayeholding States re-
saroed the clock peddling traffic within her
limits rs crying evil, and exacted a tax so
enormous upon every clock that should be
thereafter sold within her limits. as to amount
70 virtual prohibition; but the Yankee wa.
not slow In originating plan for it's success
1ol evasion. He leased the household COM
modify for period OF ninety nine years.
IT turns out, however, that whatever the os.
tensible object Of the Northern itinerant. his
real one Is to take observations of the weak
points OF the South-to impart information
that would enable aggressive Abolirionism TO
strike fatal blow at her domes tic peace
viewing the matter in this light, it is not
wonderful that efficient steps should have
oeen taken for the adoption of II system of en-.
TIRE exciusiveness as relates to intercourse
win the North. AS bearing upon this subject.
the following incident, which is deserving of
reproduction in all the journals of the day. we
nnd In the Raleigh IN. CO. Register:
We learn from a friend that a man who
says ms name ls John D. Williams, has been an
rested and confined in Hisboroueh iaii' on a
cnarse 81 tamperipg with slaves He is about 2s
yeArs OF age, and Is travelling as a book agent IL
ouS nc zee betrayed ty SHARES 10 Whon he r01n,nn-
0tc0ted hSS abolition Sentttneutso
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SMALL-POx.-We are rejoiced at being able
to state that the progress of this disease W hich
has borne SO heavily on all the interests of this
community for the last two months or more.
is stayed at last. There are but three or four
cases now, and they nearly recovered, while
no new ones have appeared sinceour last issue.
The Faculty and Board of Trustees of Wash
ington College have determined that the exer-
cises of the institution shall be resumed on
the LIST of Ee5ruary.-Lsringto GAG
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RADE OE TILE

TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES WITH For
EIGN NATIoNs.--The following is an official
Statements of the aggregate trade of this coun-
try with foreign nations for the last year
Great Britain, imports Sl25,U0OGUO exports
Si75,O000oO; France, imports Sil,0OO,0OO, ex-
ports $4,000, 600; East aud West Indies, Bra
ri, China and Venezuela, imports 500, 100000,
exports $4,000 .CJ0; other countries, imports
G16,009,000, exports SIP, 100000
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NEW YEARS PREsENTs.-A wealthy citi.
zen OF Bufalo performed the ceremony Of
giving New Years presents in Il peculiarly
handsome manner. Each OF his four children
received five thousand dollars, and several
other friends began the new year with signifi.
cant pieces OF bank paper in their respective
wallets.
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A CONTRACT.-The Post-Ofice Department
has ordered temporary contract, until the
Both OF June next, with Mr.. Charles +. Fade.
ly, of Leesburg, Va, for the mail service be.
tween Washington city and Winchester Va.
20 miles, three times a week with certainty
celebrity and security. This arrangement is
rendered indispensable by the abandonment OF
the route by contractors.
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RAILROAD EXTENsION.-The Alexandria and
Lynchburg connection by railroad. will be
made to-day. The want of a bridge over Tye
river, which for some time has been the only
obstacle in the way, has been remedied, and on
to-day trial trip over the entire route will
be run.
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CHANCE FOR SHOEMAKERs.-The proprie-
tors OF ocean View, near Norfolk, offer to
eacl ana every family of shoemakers who
Will remove from the North, one acre Of and
at that pleasant locality, which they can lold
for a term OF years free of rent A man can
catch fish enough there. the Day Book says,
to keep family.
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APPOINTMENTS ONFIRMED.-The L. S. Sen.
ate has confirmed the nominations of w. T.
right OF maryland, Consul to Santos; Y. L.
Gouverneur, of Maryland, Consul to Foochoo:
). } Barclay, of Virginia. Consul to Cyprus ;
II. Martin. OF Delaware. Consul to Matanzas.
and w. +. Presson, as Collector at Yorktown
Va '
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OLD SOLDIERS CoNvENTIoN.-Over one
hundred soldiers Of the war of 1872 were in
Convention at Columbus. O., on the 10th in
slant. and much attention was shown them.
RESOLUTIONS We're passed to vote for no man
tor President but a known friend of IA pension
bill. Two delegates Were appointed to the
Chicago Convention.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.


TOR HIRE..Two able bodied YOUNG MEN.
L suitable for most anv work. and men of excel
lent ehnIS s:er. One Is good carnage driver.
hands One settled NAN good hand 70" aS Sarae"
stable work or tho farm. One WOMAN. a cook
and wa xsshsT, without ineambrance One Girl.
THOS. J. BAGBY,
Commission Agent. Wall Street.
ali-H Under st. Charles Hotel.
a9E t SR s[ SSo ssssr kAh2R
sAilAs and AhHWfMf WI! s. r AARffLi f on 18th,
ia Its between Main ard Bank streets.
and SH G1N9KE WASH
Girls II ,.,! &c. Apply to E. i; EAcHo. 90"
ID H-ot Pearl street.
Po SSes RRHB5 oyE FAFN Is
HSIsE BOYS or PoRrERs for SORE .i and
o i . N En- that can do light wg3k c.rruopx
G DR. n II No. TwIsTER e, hire g APP
ia 1T Belvin's Building, 18TH st.
FOR HiKE,-We have for hire, two BLACK
1 SMi HIS one OF them accustomed to carriage
s i ' HoGsG enc sE IasIn cAk
wv - 1N 40 II RAWLINGS lsSSf.if & RoLLApAy.
ia 1873: 18th street. between Main and Cary.
FOR MIRE-A trnsty female HOUSE SER
JAMES P. bUVAL. Druggist.
ia I3-3t Main and 10th streets
Z TO work in a TOBACCO FACTORY. Also. see Sc.
We raj MEN for other kinds Of work. Apply az
ROBERT HARVEY'S
ia I-3t Corner CLAW and Adams sts
FOR HiRE--A first rate HOUSE SERVANT
l, either for the dining room chamber. or La
. ES MAlD-who IS a good WASHER and IRON
Elk, OF unex eptlonsbie character.
JAMES T. SUTTON, Ja.,
ia Its Bounty Land and Pension Agent
(.'OK HIRE.-i have for hire very likely BOY.
I who Is a competent DINING ROOM SER.
FANT, aged about u or 13 years
JAMES +. SUTTON. JR Bounty Wy
Land and Per sion Agent,
ia It's corner of Main and 18th streets.
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At the rssidence Of the brides moshsr. in the
the I'D Of Dec. 1850. Mr.. VIM. W. TOLER. Jr., to
Miss ELIZA N. PRIDDY. both Of Hanover CO.,
Va.
In Manchester, Va. on the evening of the 3rd.
SOLOMON MARKS, IT,. of Albemarle, to NJ ISIS
REBECcA LAFAVE. Of Richmond.
On Tuesday. the 10th inst, BY the Rev. Mr.: Tee-
both of this city.
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Laws for the State Of Maryland passed the
Legislature on Thursday 1t contains strin-
gent enactment against lotteries that no lot
terry ticket, policy, or certificate shall be sold
in that State, nor any devices Of the same sort.
and that all persons, their aiders and abettors,
offending in this particular, shall, on convic-
ton thereof, be fined in each offence any sum-
in the discretion of the Court, not exceeding
one thousand dollars, or imprisoned not ex-
ceeding twelve months or may be both fined
and imprisoned
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DIvIDEND.-The Directors of the South.
western Bank. at Wytheyille, have declared a
semi-annual dividend of five per cent. The
Wytheville Telegraph says it is the desire of
the stockholders to increase the capital stock
Of the Bank to 100000, and with this aim in
view, between $45,O00 and $4,000 have been
subscribed in the past few days.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.-The steam
snip North Star, from AspinwaIl on the 4th
goth ult., arrived at New York on "Wednesday
Her news has been anticipated by the A tIantic
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the distinguished. merit Of ths oountsy,- And sAs
10 eolng to cause expeditions to b made to those
rich countries, which Offer 20 many markets for
European manufactures. Encouraged and insti-
ssscd By them, company, with capital of1o.0oo,-
LOO francs, patrouized and sustained By the BelEc
government. 10 in process Of formation, to open
trade with the South. Negotiations are already on
foot with this object in view. and in short time it
will he in successful operation. France, with all
her resources, and her powerful means Of trans
portation, cannot permit herself to be passed by,
and left behind. Belgium. moreover, does not
enter into competition with France. Her products
are peculiar to herself, and the two countries emu
Ious only for good, can mutually aid each other.
intercourse must necessarily rrecede business.
When the consumption of rich and populous
country renders it certain that sales will be ready
and advantageous, can there be any doubt that
success will crown the enterprise of intelligent
mann facturers when they are, in addition 10 COM
munity of origin, of interest," and of commercial
independence, seconded by means of transport the
snrest as we'll as swiftest.
''Our double residence in France and America,
enables US to discover the wants of the latter
country, and to estimate its consumption of French
products. We can assure French producers, man
ufac urers and agents, that the following articles
will meet with certain and profitable sale.''
Here follows long catalogue Of articles
which France will send to Norfolk. Mr. l..
concludes by saying that the Southern and
Western States are the principal consumers of
French goods
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n Southern Savings Bank.-

IA Southern Sn wings Bank.
Office doors below American Hotel. Main st.
J. B. WATKINS, President.
w. A. JENKINS. Secretary.
. p B. PRICE. Treasurer.
OTHER DIREcTORs.-W. Ira Smith. J. Il. Fer
guson, Jr.. r. r Moore, Geo. I. Herring, John F.
Regnault, K. c. Howe.
Six per cent. paid On all deposits continued six
months five per cent. on those remaining for less
ume.
Money received and paid. and Certificates issued
by p. 3. PRICE. Treasurer.
Office at T. c. c. DREwRYs Bookstore. No. l73
Main street, two doors below American Hotel
in 1885,
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X HISTORICAL LECTURE S.
49, Rev. MIR. SHRIGLEY will deliver the
cond lecture of the course, on Church History, IN
his Church. Mayo street, SUNDAY NIGHT, at
ia o'elock.
SUBJECT OF THE DIscoURsE.-"Who are Uni
-versalists :: The first protesting Christian who
taught endless torments; Universalism tolerated
IN thee Greek Church and advocated by Bishops
Gregory, Diodorus,' &c.
The Pews In this Church are free. ia lit
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ELECTION OF TREAsURER.-Hugh Nelson,
Esq, has been elected Treasurer Of the South
Side Railroad
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BASxo1 ViRGisiA.-Atthe recent meeting
ofthe stockholders Of ihs Bank of Virginia In
Richmond. . resolution was adopted aufhorix.
Ing the stockholders at the various branches
- nomtnate the directors for each branch, In.
stead ~ 10 the mode which has prevailed
1ereto6brs.
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ALookINTo Res GALLERY, las Main street,
and you will be convinced that his establshment !:
one hundred miles ahead of any in the picture
iine IN Richmond. The Artists which REEFS EN-
botch works but are regularly educated Profsss
sors, OF long experience and unusual skill. The
positions and general effect of REFS Portraits are
too practical for the every day operator to Initiate
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THE YoRKTowN.-This splendid ocean
Elmer" arrived here yesterday after passage
OF only p hours from New York. She brought
number OF passengers and large quantity
OF frelght.-NorfOLk Argus, FiidqH.
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49, NOTJCE.-Dr BURWELI. has re-
S>>a-a moved his office TO the corner of Broad
and 81 streets, in Schultz IS uiiding.
n: B He has first rate CHAMBER and LA
D1 MAID Rr hire. a14-6t*
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COKE. -FRESH SUPpLY.-Our hoat. hay. -
sumsd their trips. and the yards will be resu-
larry supplied for the balance Of the season
MA-W JOHN J. WERTH, Agent.
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.SS Planters SAVINGS BANK.-
So The Board of Discount of the PLAN
TIERS, SAYINGS BANK will hereafter meet in
n the n5fes Of the MnEhRCHANTs' INSURANCE
BY order of the Board.
ia 42t b. X. PULLEN Sec'y
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"a BAsNcHlTis.--From Rer. s. Seigfrisd, Nor
.tstorn. cAso -" Having received the most saIu
tary relief In Bronchitis by the use Of your excel
.s ut I,oeass write for another supply had
none With relief Ct eli with thai a. ns
I.enced from the Tlochss." Brown's BroacLisl
TIocnes are sold by all Druggists.
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III - LECTURES TO YOUNG MEN,
AS>-s3a Rev JAS: A. DUNCAN will deliver his Sc
CT nd Lecture to Young Men,, tomorrow (SA B.
o'clock. ia I4~It.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA. JAN. IL. 1860.
High Water his day Saturday. 9 O'Clock.

AKRIVEU,
Sobr. J. H. Wainwright. Corson, Boston, mdze.,
w. D. Colquitt Il Co.
Schr. New York, Conival. James river, lumber.
l. ]. Mercer Co.
Steamer Pocahontas. Travers. Baltimore, mdze.
and passengers, y. Il w. Currie.
SAILED,
schr. Eclipse. Cook, West Indies. mdze., c. T.
Workman & Co.
,schr. Misnionette. Tall. Bait, mdze., w. D.
Colquitt Co.
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HA A Grand Virginia Discovery. -.Some
tour months since, our excellent townsman,
NAPHTALt EZEKIEL, informed us that he had
prepared hair restorer with which he was ex-
perlmentlpg upon his own head. whose top was en-
trely bald. We saw HIM two days since, and on
the place so bald four months since fine crop Of
mar has sprung up with a vigorous growth. So
convinced is Mr. EZEKIKL of the efficacy of his dis
covery that he has named it THE lNFAILIBLE
VIRGINIA HAIR ORER." Mr.. f. is
about going INTO an extensive manufacture of an
article which is destined to prove of anxious in
terest to our bald pated lriends.--iJoM Kichm ond
Enquirer, Dec. 18Th. 1859.
cIpal Druggists. Those persons who desire fine
head OF hair, have only to the restorer accord
ing to printed directions the bottle. Those who
have any doubts of its efficacy, can have them re-
moved n short time. by using the VIRGINIA
HAIR RESToRER iNFAILIBLE, proving that
1t is all that II is claimed to DO.
wholesale depot for orders, 90 lain st.
r. EZEKIEL.
RICHMOND. Nov. IA, 1859.
/. n. EZEKIEL. take oath on the Holy Bible.
that have been bald for the past Il Years and
have restored my hair by using EZEKIEL VTR-
GINA HAIR RkSTORER.
NAPHTALr EZEKIEL.
:. This day sworn to before me, by Naphtall Eze-
KEEL. Jos. MAYO,
de l5-lm&cw3t Mayor of Richmond.
RA Hair Cuttins.-TO THE CITIZENSAND
VISITING THE CITY.-If YOU
wish to get your Hair cut in the latest and most
approved style. would advise to call on HOB
son. at his HaIr-Cuttlng, Shaving, Shampooing
and Bathing Rooms. under the American Hotel.
Entrance on llth street.
N. B.-Gentemen also can get their whiskers
and moustacEe changed from red sht, OF grey, 10
a most beautiful backor brown color.
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~ SUNDAY SCHOOL MISSION

M ~ SCNDA1 SCFOUL MISSIONA.
49, RI NETTING. A meeting in behalf of
the M ERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION, will
be held in the United Presbyterian Church. REV.
DR.; Reads, on SUNDAY afternoon, January 18th.
at half past O clock.
The meeting will be address sed by several Of the
ministers of this city, and BIZ Rev. ALFREpTAY-
LoR. of Charleston. s. G.. Superintendent Of Mis-
sions for the South All invited to att end.
ia H--lt*
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HALVES SUTTON. ATTORNEY
tS>(-a AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC
praetises IN all the Courts Of the city of Richmond
and the counties of Henrlco and Goochland. Office
corner Bank and lith streets, Richmond, Va.
ia l2-3m+
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In retiring from the Saddlery and Harness bus;
ness, return my thanks to the pubic for their b
era patronase. and take pleasure in comnending
MITCH Eii who has bsen in my employ as Su-
peflntendent Tor the past els hit years and rs in
every way deserving their confidence
mr. " TCHEi Il will continue to manufacture the
"RALDWIN COLLAR" which for du ra hiiitV snd
comfort: cannot lie surpassed.
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LOST AND sTRAyrn
/ BOOTS AND SHOES MAnr

nave been ioI some , a,s now and -
sured work to order. and having enl,,.sssshs Me-
ntacturing establishment, we have 49,, a .a' na,
ties IT, serve our customers and tho rpbFT a.
ly with everything pertaining 10 thu Roo, ssn.r,
Tor cavalry purposes; Wellington And W. So4
Boots; PLAIN stitched and channel bo,,o.s 'igss;s
sinsie. double and cork sole Boots. wa Boz,
to order Boots and Shoes for d.for,aed i,., as.,
we Will undertake to make work of eys,.
and style worn both in this country and rn,a
MARCUS HARRIS tppe
-. Next to the American ~ a..
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O0H THEYywILL a.k, whore d,dOne
rn WENWncyeq Ess those hose nee MiNcE Pies. UO.
WiS S. y taHf ~ 5s Sss
rs Maia street. near sth. he always mskss the
eansn 80 add hest: Westill make those EXTRA
EEAASk FAMILY MINCE PIES, when ordered;
s. Iesn FiSe. usual slae. HyxaN DAY. Cocoa Nat.
a reSsen: CrSnisrry Age!s PRIME. Mines. cast.rd
anu sweet Potato PUFFS to suit. jaN II"
IUST RECEIVED per virsinis Central Rail,
TER; also. 36rkins CHOICES RUTTER. for saie Nv
WINSTON l. POWERS,
aH-N Corner Of Pearl aud CARY streets,
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SADDLERY AND HARNESS

"a SADDLERY AND HARNESS.-
ks1FaA Having purchased of MIR. C. l. BALDWIN
TO- his entire stock of SADDLkRY. HAIR
NESS, etc. take this method of inform
ing his patrons and the public generall,
that shall continue the business at Mr. BIS old
stand, on Franklin street. between 18th and 10th
ana WI keep on hand good stock of A DDLERY
HAkNEsS, ETC., suited to the trade. will man
niacture the celebrated BALDWIN COLLAR.
which IS warranted not to chafe or gall The horss
and Will nil all orders for articles in INV line Of
business, either wholesale retail, with prompt
others wishing to purchase are invited TO cali and
examine ny stock. | Will also have REPAIRING
OF every KIND DONE III the best manner and AT mod
craze charges VIM. F. MITCHELL,
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SERVANTS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--A BOY.--A dining room ..rv.n,
20 remain In the city. For further information
Apply 10 h. D. EACHO,
10 ~ -os l4th street.
tOk SALE.cFIVE YOUNG LIKELY MEN,
c = 9ne nhkeiy BOY. one YOUNG WOMAN and
EHiLD ana one young CHAMBERMATD M
lsuis 70 e,thsI They can be seen At my of6ce eve.
General Agent Office. Marshall, between Sth and
=" - 7th streets.
SERVANTS FOR SALE.-I wish to sell to
mona some "ns Gno vii not remove them from Rich
y ,a o:d, and her two young children. The wo-
,"n saia 70 20 hrst-rate house servant, washer
onSx ceptIolable. and she is offered for sAIs only
me ~ ~ ns e. owner has no use for her, Apply to
de 19-ts pENy pOI m
VALUARLE SERVANT FOR SALE.-i
"a nave I4r sale Servant Girl. tu.ulattol about
70 yeais DID, very likely, Of upexceptiOnabls cha
sMsfcitSSs; she So 6rst- rate -SEAMSTRESS,
s.in n :, ana HOUSE SERVANT. A. srcat bar
Easn NAY % had by Immediate application to
% S-u +. b. COOK, No. ~ Main Of.
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"a The Valuable City Hotel Property to
JAN, 1860, AT IL OELOCK.-The particular At
tention of the public rs respectfully called to the
SALE to take place on Tho premises, ON MONDAY,
the 10th January. 1860 at IL o'clock. of tine valua-
bile CITY HOTEL property. For further particu-
ia 1876 GODDIN x!APPERsoN, Auct's.
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EARLY GARDEN SEED jus. N from S.
- clair. Baltimore, such as Early Ioik Catevs
loaf Cabbage; White Oval RadIsh: Large Rel H.
mato; Large White Head Lettuce Large ht5
Onion; Sllver-Skinned Onion: Earl, Clustsr c.
cnmber Seed, &c Early Oorn, escorted; Dysf
White Kidney Beams; Red Marrow Resus ~
Roy Beansi Extra Early Peas; Lsfge WAis vs.
row Peas, 10. t.. WAGNER
a D.
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Druggist, 9th and bfasd Il

A FACT ADMITTED.-Th chesps,, p''a
~ Goods. Cambria Bands. Collars, Linen CAN'T
ifdk ~, bed Blankets, Servants Blankets br
and Men $ Wear Shawls. Cioass for ladies g
children, skirts. Flanpels, Cotton Cloth Tor $40
lngs and Shirtlngs, Irish Linen and BsS'
gloves. Stockings for ladies and misses. s'n
Muslins for party dresses, and al. other desaf
tons of .Drv Coed. can he had now al
MAILERT'S Cheap Store. 81 Mas
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ts>a COUNTY.-I am candidate for the
office OF SH ERIFF. and would be glad to get your
votes. liza l2-dlwl BICk. L. JOHNSON.