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FIRE DEPARTMENT.


FIREMENiS CHARITABLE ASsUCIATION-omee Ode
Eeliows Hall, Lafayette street.
OFFICERS AND CoSMITTEEs.
Vice President z aaarnor Of La Hose
TfeasuRar DANES Beggs Of No 70
COMMITTEES on Finance-F j. Beuduc, ef No. 8, Chairman
FIRE DEPARTMENT
EN-, 4ssiss Bradbury Of &c e No. No.
Board Of eapaaissioners n Marks, q No 49, Chair
Ne ts sE Ct N ay q
COMMITTEES.
Committee on e Fl fsTsT Of No. g Chairman
Committee far the Relief of Widows and orphsRs+
First District--
J. Nsbs Ghaisaa # A 4 l. Co. No. $ Pri'Hf street,
y, piae. of P H. L. ca No. No las Canal street, between
Oh o'S' 10 anu e wThis ID District
afsd scanlan s. Engine House of No. S, Victory
street. between MnrEEa agy. snd I1 msaasvle
william Sch Of No. % of soraparu aud New Lee
veg etseets.
General Relief Committee.
- NJ IL NJ NJ % pi T. S,.-iss .,r..t
Gsofgs Il BranEan Ne. 2 No. Magazine street.
r Nsoa'e Of No. a Nc g Ga% gs street:
X Maurer of No St Pc street. opposite tho Arsenal
+ Ssnboa no lss od sye GgBGi.e -i' Market
Cane of No. Old Leyee between Barracks and h0sp
C. Gaagan At Engine House of No a. on Greann street. be-
tween ST. Ferdinand and Port.
Fourth District---- - -
j. Becker of No a. Soraparu and New efee Streets
George Le,nnger H. H. L. Co. No l. on st. Andrew st
between Laurel and Constance.
PHYSICIANS AMP APoTHEGARIEs.
DR.. J. N Foiwel, No ri "a caroadeist street..
John Bnoth Ap1hecRty Grondele ana 9 stkeets
j. Hubewad Apohecary Tchoupito and Race Sue
Second Distriet--
Dr. L. Taney corner Rampant and Gustouhoue hlree,b
T. y. Mougin, Apothacary Danphn and Chomnouse
Third Histrict--
Dr. X KSyae No 81 Old Leyee street. opposite the Mint
Aug Shelley Apohecary Mortau and Enghion streets
-Fomth District-
Pr !. Lemiey, --------,,--.-.
R. Tuney Apotaeeay New Levee street. between ssrapara
and First streets.
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Bebielp of tbts ;lIuktts,

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 20 CAMP SrRRKr,l
Friday Morning, Nov. ?, 1860.
GorroN... There was only moderate demand
yesterday and the sales fell off to about 5000 bales
without any material alteration in prices:
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/ ,oUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
ofce South corner Of Camp and Natchez streets, New
0rlaEns.
Premiums for the year ending 2gh Feb usy lso s7I al p
Ma araats s - va 2S4 65T 10
Assets 18th February 1860. W. jas Is
The Trustees have declared Scrip Disid ~ 81 IN PEI
after paying per interest
Of Profits and ordered the redemption of the S issue 81
1858. -
Interest paid Scrip Of 1853 redeemed I'm
May next The Certificates Of Scrip Of 1850 will be seea
0 and after LIST June, 1850
HI AsyINR. Secretary, al
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10 sail on the l4th November
SER FOR HAYTT, PORT-AU-PRINGE AND
A%%st MaIcfhe Al fast sailing packet bark laura,
Capt E. Pierce, having of her cargo engaged
VIII sa above For balance of freight apply 10
the captain cd board Post %, Second District
% GEO. w. HYNsaN It co. 81 Camp street.
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SWINES....SV WINES. .tJseANIas.
GLARET.
100 cases Keepers Msrgaux, quarts
60 :. :. St Estephe, quarts.
90 . !. St. Julien quarts
Ts " Chat du Tertre.
b0 . Chat. Gallon Segnr.
IS . =. Duhur Miion Pauilso.
sAuTERNE.
100 Kepper's Chat. Y'Qnem.
OLIVE OIL
80 cases Kepper's Olive, very superior.
ALE.
400 casks Marzetts East India Pale.
PORTER,
80 casks Msrzetts London Stout.
SHERRY.
40 ar. casks Harmony Nepheys
III boxes Yrartes Pale
PORT.
e. mr.. casks Company Port
100 boxes Old Imperial, 1885
store and for sale by S. WOLFF,
cor. Grapier and New Levee SITS.
GUINNESS, EXTRA STOUT THIS DUBLIN
~ PORTER is superior any other brand bsyeraEho
for medicinal purposes. For sale to the trade by
GRAY BROTHERS,
Sole Agents.
te2h Ill Old Leves St I.s7s street.
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HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
Northeast Natchez and Camp streets.
a. Brother. PRESIDENT
John Z shaw
MERcHAFgs' UALi1NsuRANCE4 ooaPANY, No. 1
Canal street.
Shares Less"ssicr Secretary
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL. INSURANCE COMPANY, No
j Tayes. President.
John ". EiHckss Secretary.
Camp Ind Commercial Place
gs ss4ss jonas d Fi EssI fiasnt
LOUISIANA MUTUAL. INSURANCE COMPANY, Southeast
corner CaE1p and Natehex streets ma,
@. PRESIDENT
H. P. Janyer. Secretary.
SUN MUTUAL. INSURANCE COMPANY, corner Camp and
Thomas sioo. President
james Edwards Secretary.
CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, No. Ca
Cner Gallard President.
DELAWARE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY of Phila
1Ns1RaNGE COMPANY Of the Valley Of Virginia.
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE ANNUITY and Trust
Company, No. As Camp street c,
| LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE AND LIFE INsUR-
R6ds%. HInfa n oo1as sss
ZEN a E9HF FE LINE aFAs sns ap
UN I INSURANCE COMPANY, Corner of Canal St.
| A. Chiapella. President.
HoF Pfn COMPANY corner d Exchange Place
Henry Peyehaud. res 8 ;,,,
: r!ai RsIne sesrses.a'n'
STAR MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Office, 2 St.
Paside Foratall. President
Emile Debnyse. Secretary,
I LOUISIANA STATE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
Ed Gapaeheau. President
Railroads,
| NEW ORLEANS JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
KSroad Once No. lis Camp street opposite Lafayette
| s9qafgg p,,na, ~ President
J. w yhaFss esra 1nef ieeSTs6
NV ORLEANS. opELousAs AND GREAT WESTERN
Railroad ofce 81. Peter and Old eyee streets,
~
Cotton Presses.
Corner of Tehoupitoulas and Robin streets.
Corner of Tchoupitoulas aud Henderson Streets
St. Mary's street between Perddo and Poydas.
- Corner Of st. Thomas and Basin streets
Corner Of TchouBitoulas and Richard Streets
BRAMAH,
New Leyee and Louisa streets
Corner Ievee and RoAignac streets.
Corner Annuncation and Richard streets.
| SzYMANSKPS
| Corner Henderson and New Leyee streets.
UNION. -, -
WOODS
| Corner Canal aud Robertson streets
| TEXAS,
| CRESCENT PRESS,
| New Levee street.
TYLER PRESS @u@ T.
Front T.evee street.
IEyEE STEAM COTTON PRESS
4 Levee street, between st. Ferdinand and Montegu
streets. Third District.
| PICAYUNE,
| INDEPENDENT
| New Ievee and RoiHgnac streets.
COTTON PRESS,
NEW Levee street between Montegu and clouet street,
| Third District.
4 PELICAN PRESS,
\ Fourth District
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CoTToN IMPORTS TO FRANCE.-The latest
adyjces state that TWEEN ~ mine shipsNre now
expected AZ Havre from the nited States.
bringing 81, 1866 bales OF cotton, and that TWEEN
ty-nine other vessels were loading for the
same port. The cotton expected at Havre from
India amounts to S, $50 bales. In other ports Of
france six vessels are expected, with l,1O9
bales.
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~ TO MES8RS. A. J. TERRI ELL,
- WIN. G.: TALIAFERRQ, EhNDAILL
In compliance with your request and in accOrd-
ance With my own lnclnstion; hereby ANNOUNCE
co COUNTY, and respectfully SOLICIT the votes OF
my fellov-clti5sns in May next. for that ONCE.
nG e 1 iNts A''''0IiOSHN sO. TAYLOR.
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. "A. JETER,

A@ SURGEON DENTIST,
NOIO Office on Main, below Pearl street, next
door to 2. Horton keach's trimming store. and ivo
doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Price 4 C0.tpr
Goods store. -,
The subscriber having removed to the Atcss
house, would lie pleased 10 see those with whomss
has engagements, and has made extensive pfeps
TONS ne formed il the most approved and scientific
sty le known to the Profession. and all wofa CO.'S
BY him warranted to give Satisfaction. teeit-N
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49, TOTHE vOTERSOF THE CITY
O>4A OF RICHMOND.-fn reply to- the call of
"Many Voters" and in accordance with my own
zee Of CAPTAIN OF THE NlGHTWATCH, and
respectfully solicit the votes Of my fellow citizens
in the approaching municipal election. pledging
myself If elected, to discharge the duties of the
NH i6-dte T. c. BAPTIST.
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DUELLING IN FRANCE.-The law. as 1t Affects
dueiling. is not administered in France with
perfect uniformity. It has been remarked
that nj. Vaudin is sentenced to a months i'm
prisonment for "cutting and wounding" NJ.
About by the came tribunal THAT Of YER
sailles,) which altogether absolved the famous
Lieut.. Hyene, who ran NJ. de Pene through the
body and left him at deaths door.
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CITY OF RICHMOND.

TO THE CITIZENS or RICH.
authority. that card will appear in the papers
Tuesday nlornIp9 next brinsinG .eharkss AGAINST
mc thAt are calculated 10 prejudice many Of the
voters, viz: That have made false statements.
ana s that my report "a the Ccmmittee on Light -
which. # true, would very properly justify my
fellow citizens in condemning me at once. ana
which Ihnccnt,:dicted will BE- SfS1a':o thy
is to forewarn the community against CIV
Ing credence to the card il y appears and ~ tne
have been to manage the Works properly and oco-
nomicailv. l defy amy investigation which may
other matter connected with the Works during the
past year Very respectfully.
NH 9-AtH JNO. J. FN1.
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HANOVER COUNTY.

PETER w. WlNGFlELD is .
AA candidate for COMMISSIONER OF THE
REVENUE for the upper district OF Hanover
Election fourth Thursday in May. lmh 26-tds'
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AMHlrDHD CuARfnR.

VVHE FOLLOWING Pm EAM9kE. And
! hKs0LyTI0Na WERE I 0RTER ~ THE
"WEDNESDAY, the 3lst Of March. 1850:
Whereas. A bill has recently passed the General
Assembly Amending the Charter ofthe city OF Hich-
HustInss Court; and whereas the terms OF tho .sd
bill provide that it shall 80 into effect Only after
being rattle by a vote Of the people Of Richmond:
Rssolred. That the CommissiC ners Of Elections
IN the several wards shal! open poll at the cleo.
April next. by which the vote m.y be taken upon
the scce ptance of the said amendment TO the
sJoT tie aniendnenf'or against fhe am d.1emt,"
and returning the s1ne to the Council with the
other election returns. =.
Resoired. That the said amend rent to the Char
ter, wi'h this preamble and ret buttons. he pun
shed in the daily papers for the Information oil the
voters, till the day Of election.
A Copy-Teste:
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F TO THE VOTERS OF DIS
81 TRICT NO. l, HENRICO COUNTY,
respectfully announce myself a candidate for the
solicit your suffrages.
~ ELKcrIoN-The 4th THURSDAY in May
next JAS. FENELON BRADLEY.
A-2mf
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CARRIAGES, CARRIacs.

CVG3x The subscriber has on hand "A, h, 1s...
~ Making ablishnent, on i.omh.I,G' 1 saa
ley, between Main and Cary, I3th and IuS ~. a.;
near the Cc ! n9l Hotel coACHEs, CHaRIG.
TEES, bAROuGHt rs. BUGGlES, with and wiz.
the best material and workmanshp-allo Of ~.
will be sold as low GOOD work of the slnd .,n 20
IN the cat, OF Richmond, and respectfully "a. I"
rage line. as am determined 10 make 10 orgs,, ~
to sell at the lowest prices possible and ali x aas
sold that is new, warranted. "'A
fe 24-d9m MICAJAU NANcru
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BARN CONSUMED On the I'D inst. n harm
belonging to MIR. RodefIer, residing : ~
Luray, Page county, Va, caught fire and
burned down. consuming sixty barrels OF
lot Of farming utensils. Loss 81 ,OOd no In
surance.
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An UNFORTUNATE ExPKRrNrNr-A Nav.
bury, mass, gentleman, who had become con,
WINGED that winter bathing was essenttsi IN
nsaIsn and longevity. tried the experiment in
: oeen connned TO his domicil ever since In con.
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On EAs X ExTRACfOR-For removing
- ga.nt tar, wax, 9F any kind Of gEsase from all
esesa: to-. without the sig ktest iniu-
rms article has bean used extensively through
out the country. and has rocsived the highest re-
eomhmendat!on1. Il ALSO received the silver medal
snd deserves the patronage OF tie South T~ s.
bad OF the principal DrugEists and at my labors-
tofy' corner Nam and 10Th sts.. Richmond, We.
kDWsD T. FINCH,
WW-Sm Analytical Chemist.
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L,SO-A Handsome assoI tment II French SOFT
HATS. ELLETT Il WEISI6ER
ie Its No l67 Man 81,
q GREAT CHANlE To BUY HATx
ACAPS AND LADIES' FURS CHEAP VFRy
"CHEAP-S WORTH or HATS ASb
CAPS AT COST.-Havins determined 10 close on,
my stock of Hats and Caps. shall sci! from thu
day my stock, which very large and well 81 ec,ed
al cost for cash. Now is the chance for those n
want of Hats and Caps to buy Iowa IS one At 81
a 81 at $3.50, a s3 50 for So; soft Hats worth Sia
for $3.50, 81 for SO, So 50 for G250. and S3lof
So. too numerous to mention Caps from q cents
to So. am determined tn sell of all of NV s.ocs
SO that all who are in want save 50 per csa. By
calling at 2U1 Broad street. | have all OF iae late
sty es of soft Hats and Dress Hats of my own man
ufacture. Hats made to order AZ the shortest no
tice. WM. T. MOORE
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SURVIVORS EMioRATINa.-Ont the 10th inst.
Jerry r. kimbail and wife arri sed At Cerro
Gordo, Plat county, ILL.,, having walked nil
the way from Lawrence, Mass. At the falling
of the Pemberton mills, Mr.. Kimball'x family
70 The number Of eight were instantly dessroys
ON fool for a home in the West.
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~ CITY OF. RICHMOND.-Having been
solicited bv many of my friends to announce my
self a candidate for the office of MANAGER OF
THE OR-HOUSE, and having. by late accl-
capable of working at my trade. most respect
fully ANNOUNCE myself candidate and If elected,
faithfully JAMES Az UILLA MALONE.
NH 7-tde*
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DENTISTRY.

A Uh. u. tOt isLINOI, ~ I is l.
MS may hereafter be found at his Office. No.
~~A1Io a1a Main street, between 9th ana 10TH
prepared To attend to his professional ensae
mentS. mh p 3m
ARTIFICIAL TEETH. =. The Cleo
plastic and Vulcanite Proeess.-G. ".
~~A1Ib JONES. Dentist having the rlsh. for tho
above mode of making Teeth. and being saisted
of its absolute superiority over all other methods,
can with con fdcnce commend il To those desiring
full or partial sets of teeth, and especially such
as may be dissatisfied with those they are nov
using. The perfect adaptation of the plate 70 me
mouth, and the suction thereby secured, enables
him to insert one or more teeth rIfhonf flasr'.--
This method having been adopted by those stand
testimonials will he given and specimens exhibited
to those wishing to see them. Sets Of Teeth %
gold any other plate will Of course he made iof
those prefsrring them. Filling, Cleansing, II.
tracing, and all other operations gently ana tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted by ELkc'
TRICITY Wiihont pam
Hall GoH-N
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SPRING BoNNETs.-An observer of New
York fashions says the most graceful spring
bat worn is the simple straw (vOid of the
silk or lace CROWN trimmed with budding
green or violet tints and clusters of spring
flowers. One Of the very prettiest was pure
white straw, encircled by IL heavy, clinging
wreath of CLASSY ivy, and that was all the
buried in blonde.
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20 l0-Sun


A HTiST1' 8grPLY STORE AND PIC.
We have inst received oar spring supply Of Ar
s!sss Materisis, q o4s 0vn importation. The AZ
Color. q WlksSR ss n sni ,s 40
aa!ss neah. A cohesion o. Fss1ch and English
order NJ int hsss rscssvsd. I'D " VAL b. SsSpy
pylie. - = - -
Tyo hssdrsd sTEREoCOPIc CAxHs. :sis apd
hkhly anished; 4.ooo 2topaospno1aS ySaN.& e. Tie
s ~ ss g NJ .d 'ssfp ~ q
q N6NG FOW T6SE WY SssTE6
n HONGSTERA.-Jpst opened s Unsi4santi1ht
variety Of Canary MSd CaSes. tkAS viii Heaso ~
''' '''''a'''' y 70 SBlsi RS As ss !: -
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HAVING BEEN solicited by many
~ of my friends and neigahoIs all over the
ace Of COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE
for the DISTRICTS No. 8 and 1. Henrico county.
fe ll--6w" VIM. D. PEMBERTON, Of Sidney.
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TO JOHN o. TAYLOR. ESQ.,
~ DEAR SIR: AS the time is approaching
son to fiji the Office Of SH ERIFF. and being salts
fed, from our long acquaintance with you, that
hoe we, the subscribers. respectfully request you
to announce yourself a candidate for the said Of
ton.
DR.. A. J. Terrell, Joseph Bernard,
J. W. Cronshaw, BENJAMIN Walton,
James c. Gordon, Major Ford,
r. B. Jones, Q. c. Brld6ewater,
VIM. f.. Wade, Thos M. Montague,
g. Heiistern, 8. A. Moles,
Peter Lawson, Simon p. FOd,
is B. Tinsley, Hudson 3: Ford,
r. A. Lancaster, Abner Hilard,
VIM. A. Barnett, Thomas M. Lsdd,
James Gilman, . Charles u. Paeske,
Peter 8. Hughes, Henry Nlrough,
Robert G. Walton, Geo. Tmberlake,
W. c. Taliaferro, r. +. EysOn,
James H. Mallory, Richard Thomas,
E. A. Schwaxerle. Daniel N: Melton,
Fendall grimm, John Perkins,
+, Hattorf, Sherwin McRae,
VIM. Cullingw0Yth, Er.s +. G. Crump.
j. P. Ford. ~ Sits
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1910 SPRING 1O1O
1OOO. IMPOR TONS. lOOO.
GIN fTMPdHksr AhkkS( lNff &f6k ARKfEksNTS,

1861. okTATioNs. 1861.
diSihMfF;dHk:r Ak k:y AN S{6Bhb&EkEsS ,
RICHMOND, VA.
We would call the SPECIAL attention of the mer-
chants Of Virginia and North Carolina visiting our
market this Sprlnx, to our unusual large stock of
Foreign Goods OF our Importation, which We will
offer at as low prices as any house in the country
y WH 4 I1 S59Ds, PRESS pre- TRIMMINGS.
b HSsSS sS$Sbs' sssEff s $Ssss
LAcEs, CENTS, FuRSiisHING
RlSboSs' sHAw GGSSoDs' OF all kinds
We hsye also essablished mssnuiac5S!y fSr
PINGS generally. and viii be prepared to exhibit
large variety Of these Goods Of the newest sly
and patterns, made exclusively at home. We go
licit an examination OF our stock, being deter
mined to offer every inducement to Southern buy
2EI
CHI ESk 20 6R3 SodSs N kith
MOND.-5GoO yards handsome pattern Prints ut
cts; the richest patterns and the best qualify OF
Jaconeis, Organdies, Bereges. at all the lowest
's anG S SDxs1a. Biz sk very ~
good at 5sc. and higher prices; Stella ShawIs 81
naa sse # six hss ss
and se%s selling slsswhs1e for double
Ffeneh Needle worked Ladies C"srs and md C asa
brio Bands at half their value; bsaered and brown
Table Cloth. oil Cloth, Carpetinx. Cambrios,
Checks and Swiss Muslins at prices to astonish
M disc, er KS uS S o. heels sI 4
with heels, at u l2x and higher prices; Misses
and Children's Caters of every color and descrp-
Gn a. al e. and ID. =; Lads: ne
e: At ssS:: 2s s: SS,sx .ss
x IL 1 Ana; !. No S. jSs siii STRAUSS
NOTiCE...The attention of persons about to
~ build on tho lines Of the streets or public al
ievs 81 the city, il requested to the following
Amy person intending here after to build or erect
any house or other structure upon the line Of any
street or public alley shall FIRST obtain from the
to act. from the Superintendent Of Streets. certi-
such street At the place where such house or struc-
EnsiAeer OF eupenntendent Of streets to Gle, in
eas rs once: dnp:ass 81 the said
other structure apon the Line Of sny spch street OF
!: An ss:a not islG ssa e! lss
By order q the conm,s.ioasrs q streets ssns-
rally. NH slim
TOBACCO box AND 1V!LDKRN
LUM BkR FOR eALE.
= Oak. 3 Detton'Wood and inch OAK BOARDS
" wHlIE FlEE, l.se i9sh e .i. = .a,sl.
NO. M 40 Ne. rap . inch CYPRESS
fsa !. 81; i 4 ..,,sr,. ,l' Il
'n'ea 'v - 'i is1in sY J. HEkcRx CO..
IA :. sonth hide lionk. near Mays Rriifs.
+ s.ls s; V'DA"WPNit WIZ. ';i: I. KiSSils ''
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E. GATHRICHT. FURNITURE
CHINA, GLASS, &c.

1K1O CHINA, GLASS, tn
~ AND E3 u
l., A II II III r. \ w a X l.. HlAH
O. B. TAYLOR,
iii MAIN STREET,
Has now i'm store, and on storage. lately received
Ger ships lnvincible Niagara and Star of the est
ard from the principal glass factories of the cOun
try the largest and most complete assortment OF
goods he has been able to offer to the trade Of
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee. lie ieeis
confident he can compete with the 70 packing
hOu ses of the North; and as an assurance oil his
ability to do he will duplicate at the same prices
North within the past twelve months. All orders
sent to him will receive his personal attention.
Goods carefully packed ana forwarded promptly
NH 2a-lIn
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c11nrDATne FOR OFFICE
orTY OF RICHMOND.


CAARLES CAMPbELL, ESQ.,.
~ DxAR Sin ~ khout intending any re.
Election Upon othey., We expIess the opinion that
your services a. SUPERINTENDENT OF OUR
GAS WORKS, are greatly desired.
AZ We wish to cast our votes for you At the ap-
preaching election. We respectfully ask you to an
nounce yourself a candidate for that Office.
' w. NJ. Archer, WIN. Mott,
K. Archer "'''"' NV. Nickel,
Edward Sinton, Geo. Scammeil,
woody B. Blgelow, Edward Kersey.
l.. r. Reins, Geo. T. Baldwin,
Jas. H. Tanner, VIM. A. Clarke,
Thomas Hagby VA BOdeker.
J. r. Anderson, WIN. M. Dade,
JOHN % + T rsnnsl' ' %m. &. fompkins,
Alex. Delaney, Alex. Craig,
Rob't p, SOuthall, Ed. w. Smith,
j. II. Davies.
GENTLEMEN Your note of Goth instant was
handed me to day, and for the confidence Implied
in YOUR request To me to become candidate Tor
the Hupe rinte ndent Of the City Gas Works.. you
will please accept my sincere thanks. In reply to
othe1 kind friends who have spoken to me on the
subject. that If my fellow-cltizens desire my ser
vices in the position referred to- 1t will afford me
pleasure to serve them. | therefore annou ace my
self a candidate for the Office OfSUPERlNTEND ID.
ENT OF THE GAS WORKS. and If elected, will
devote all my energies, with whatever of capacity
and experience may possess, to a faithful dis
charge of the duties of the office.
NH Z3-tde Z. CAMPBELL.
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. AND EARTHENWARE.
SPRING TRADE, 1860!
~ GEO. J SUMNER Il CO..
CHINA, GLASS, AND QUEENSWARE

No. 20. Pearl or l4th street. Richmond; Va.
In consequence OF unavoidable delay IN the com
pletion of our new warehouse, on Governor street.
We shall, be unable to remove until the Spring trade
closes and our friends will find us at the old loca-
ton, M. 20 Pearl street, for another season.
Our stock is now daily arriving. and Is the largest
and most complete stock of EARTHENWARE,
CHINA and GLASS. ever offered in Virginia. and
we invite the attention of the merchants OF VIZ
GINA, North Carolina and Tennessee. who may
visit this MARKET to our prices, confident that We
can successfully compete with the largest houses
in any Of the Northern States.
We only ask them to give us the preference over
Northern houses. provided we can do as we'll for
them. We ask nothing more.
The most experienced packers employed, and
goods shipped promptly.
We supply the BEST quality of Stoneware, as
low as it can be purchased at the Factory.
We give our prompt and faithful attention TO the
execution of orders.
NO RICHMOND MADE STON f..
kWARE-Consls!i OF Jugs, Jars. Pitch
ers, Churns. L c.. for sale
0 KEESEE & PARR'S Pottery.
Corner of Cary and ~ h streets.
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A CARBIDE. RROOCRS has re-
~ moved his Office to 9th street, between
Main and Cary streets.
Once hours from to "a. NJ, and from to
P. NJ.
He has for sale privately, TIE n LOTS fronting
50 feet each.s on Grace st and i've on Broad ST.
Also an ex perenced GARDE NER, who under
stands the cultivation and mana cement oil flowers,
&C.; and for rent. TWO SEATS in Pew No Is In
ST PanTs Church. NH Slim