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We r., s:v new No ,ss s:: g:
S rhf 3, Ia:
stufs this year. and quotations are simply renewed
The Of q. soa a;s
an; sTs s :. so sss s%s
rected to the Legislature to what sort OF policy
that body will eliminate. Should i devise pru,,
dent system OF announcement to direct trade and
viii be given to our domestic enterprises: The PEG
pie are ready and anxious for somefhlng OF the
ferences among US a. to what - best to be done.
That Is difficulty which may prove serious but we
Our own merchants have been combining their
orders to the bare necessities Of their customers:
% asas " hs from tho
The weather is fine, and the ice Is clearing out OF
TOBACCO-Nothing doing IN old Tobacco worth
mentioning: What little is offered IS Of infero5,
susy We sse.e nts[icr a9*s : s!ss s sood
s9aI01. a ii; fine Manufacturing scarcs-nSminal
price Sna20. No Epsli.h in market TIL Inc here. re-
range from SS1SH s55.. Some fine parcels at ss;
commencement Of the holidays; Extra S. $3.50
W. WHEAsTGThe asctatisn. remain .. la:t week;
Red heat sl.lo to 10; White, sl.so t. si;4o, and
| ing. The mills have not yet resumed operations
| They are, indeed, frozen up. 49, r,. :.
| COhN-- w quotc NOIH NJ ecNO StS' '.OAo IN
| nothing doing, and this au citation is nominal.
HAY.-We quote Hay at 81 % from store.
| OATS-Stock light. We quote 40n45c. per bus.
| OFFAL-Bran Is cts; Shorts ~; Brown Stun ~,
| and Ship Stuff IS " bus.
| BACON.-Quote Sides 101s cts; Shoulders 81
| cts; Hams liz Is cents, as In quailty. Market
COFFEE-we quote Rio l2n l3c.; Laguayr. l,1<
| cts; Java 16@l6ts cts: Mocha IL cts. Messrs
Crenshaw Co yesterday sold the CARLO Of Coffee
per bark Winifred. at prices rangi ns from to
| SI2 IS. the average being fraction over Sl225
| SUGARS were made by Messrs. e. Wor-
| than & Co. of 36l hhds OF prime to choice New
| Orleans Sugars, at prices ranging from $50 to
1925 We quote Porto Rico, sass cents; Loaf,
III a1l,4 cents Crushed and Powdered lo7l TO-;
Coffee Sugar-A lol.; B 10; c 9la91a; Extra C
ga H9L. in quality. -
| WHISKEY-Richmond Recti6ed N1aa2s1a. F.
| Stearns & Co.'s Matted Rye Whiskey, new, 81;
''o 9 CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.
| BEEF Recent sales at 50 75nS42 rs per cwt.,
| nett. Some few extra fine brought higher rates.
! The market is dull.
| and = to 81 for better qualities.
| HOGS.-We quote SSD IS %, according to quail
MONEY MATTERS-EXCEANGE
| NORTHERN ExCHANGE-Cn New ork and Phila-
dephla q "a prem.
| Such of the Stock Bank notes and of the Bank Of
the Valley, not taken by the Banks. are at a
| discount of y ~ cent.
| cent. discount. Bank of Kanawha, no sale.
| North and South Carolina Bank Notes 1anM R
cent. discount.
| The notes Of the Bank of Weston and the Bank
| of Manassa, Is per CT. dis
| GOLD and SILVER = per cent prem.
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TURNER lNIvORY, HARDWOOD AND
L BQNE-UMBRELLA,P ARASOL and CANE
MANUFACTURER-Pa attention PAID 20
BILLIARD, BAGATEdLE. POOL. apd ROU-
terms; UMBR ELLA and PARAsOL HANDLES,
and any variety Of IVORY GOODS:
cred and repaired BY F. A. RElcHMAN,
90 t1-d3ms l3th street. near Main.
IRON. IRON!LpiRECT lMPORTATi0NS
sto toas Erxligh Refined IRON. IN store and re-
braeiax ( fah sssortmsnt Of Basaalfs Shaftinx and
!kefnds fyea 70 ~ inchss; eaaaEss from 70 IS
9y4ls ftem 20 insis Halt QvaIs from y 70 inch;
Hall Rounds from y e ,nchi HQrss 6hSe from =
sheet Irsn. Ahe, . TINS 6vs1se Ifoa, assnfted
sisss, tons Enxlis4. kmAficAa end Gss.aan Steel;
fos ssis Y EDWIN WORKMAN 4 CO. :
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l35,920 2S,520 2,32e

DEATH OF AN OLD INDIAN CHIEF-Goyer-
nor Blacksnake the "old Indian died at his
residence on the Allegheny reservation, eight
miles from East Randolph, Cattaraugus coun-
ty, n. T., December Goth, at the advanced age
death, the oldest Indian living. He was in
the French war previous to the Revolution !;
also, in the revolutionary war, and sided with
the Americans. He was a great aid TO Wash
ington, acting in the capacity Of Il runner and
bearer of dispatches. His family have now
in their possession 4 silver medal that was
presented him by Gen. Washington, and on
which the ''oid Governor put more value
than on all else he had.
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CLAVE LIFE INSURANCE.. THE RICH,
- MOND FIRE ON--0 strictly
HOME INSTlTUTION-wlth an ample Capital
and Surplus, issues policies on the lives Of Slaves
on as moderate terms any good and reliable
Company The business Of the Company is con
fined exclusively to this State, and having no a en-
ces every risk has the personal supervision OF It's
own officers giving a better security fer the pro-
lection of the insurers interests
Parties residing in the country having Negroes
to insure. where it is lnconvenIeDt To have them
examined in the city, Will be furnished with all ne
cessary papers. upon application bv mail, or at the
Office No. 1861 Main street. doors from corner o
18th, where the Officers will take pleasure IN giving
any information upon the subject of Insurance..
DAVID CCRRIE, President.
Ro. A. ToMPKlNs. Secretary.
DIR. M. BURTON, Medical Examiner.
do 2O-dkclCl
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STRENGTH OF THE NAvY.-The following re-
capitulation (says the Journal OF Commerce, J
of our entire naval strength, according TO the
books of the Depar tment, is submitted AS sup
plying every item of information, in a very lit
tie space, on that subject. l may be pretaeed
with the remark that about half of The force
enumerated, certainly not more, could be made
available in any emergency:
Tons. Men. Gums. Horse Power.
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NEGRO HIRING, &c.
1860.
1890 NEGRO HIRING, 7S(
lOUOs 1850. ~

lOUOs 1850. AOOO'
COCKER CLOSE, ,,u,
INSURANCE AND COLLECTING Az EMIIS.
Will give their especial tentiOn to LIKING
OUT SERVANTS, COLLECTING RENTS, ana
the collecting and adjustment Of CLAIMS Eeneua1y
Office 18th street, in basement OF EAcnaese
Hotel Building, Richmond, Va. JAZZ
ny EGKO HIKlNG FOR 1850. -
~ The subscribers again offer their services to
tneiI !fs9dS s Fo ~ HP FRIIN OUT NEGROES.
An experenc of six years enables us to promise
the hest prices and good homes for all negroes en-
trusted to our care. oorN
We also attend to the sale of all kinds Of COUN-
TRY PRODUCE. and respectfully ask c3nsign
ments RAWLINGS l. HOLLADA4,
18th street, between Main and Cary,
do 1S-dkci,n Richmond, Va.
J1IKING.-LEWIS HILL attends to the sale oil
IL CORN, WHEAT, TOBACCO, &C., and con
tinues to HIRE OUT NEGROES.
da 16-dkcw1m
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SHOCKING MURDER AID SuloIDs.-Henry

SHOCKING MURDER And SulCID8.-ienry
Meacham, Of the town Of Dickinson, N. Y.
sApce of her father and mother. They he'd,
alarmed, to the neighbors. aud ON returning
found Mss. Meachan dead, being shot and
with her throat cut. Her husband lay dead
by her side, having shot himself through The
head. domestic trouble aad Jealousy were the
capsa OF the set. 4, so as
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HEATERS FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and Heaters set in basement stories, with sait-
able quantity and atty Of heat convey cd to each
each il used.
Three sizes Of our Factory Stove now ready. the
meaium size OF which has been used three years in
Also, Seli-Regulating Liooriee Boilers, for wood
Pipe and al factory work done in ths hest man
nef and with dispatch. GEORGE STARRETT,
Belvs = Row. Governor street
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AscHstsHops AND BisuoPs.-There are in
the Unitsd States forty eight Catholic Arch.
bishops and RIshops. two ultsed Abeosss and
Two thousand two undred and twenty.three
cular and religious priests.
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"a FhAHSUL UEATH:-The BreSIAu dazetfe
states that custom-house officer, stationed
on the frontier OF Upper Silesia, was lately
surprised by o band OF smuggiers, who tied
him to tree in thick forest, and abandon ed
him 70 his fate. The unfortunate man was
found some days after in that position; all the
flesh was torn of his shoulders, ard ii is sun
posed that being rendered desperate by hun.
ger, he had, before he died, gnaWed them.
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A DUBIOUS CoMPLIMENT.-Recently at the
Liverpool AssiZes, one of the barrisIers en-
gagged III a case which involved some peculiar
and interesting female evidence, made the fol-
lowing observation:
"The evidence of women is, in some respects,
superior to that of men. Their power OF judg-
ing of minute details is better, and where
there are more than two facts, and something
is wanting, they supply The deficiency
Wherever there is room for their Imagination,
which is more powerful and active than that
OF men, they Immediately bridge the thing
over aud supply the gap.''
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Railroad Receipts for 1859.

The statements appended show the receipts by
Railroads, of the leading articles of trade, brou hit
to this maj ket during the 1859 Many articles
are omitted which go to make p paying freight,
hut which are unimportant. showing the pro-
ducts of the country through which the various
roads pass:
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1890 NEGRO HIRING FOR 1890
lOOV. 1850: INV

ROBERT b. Lf N T..
The subscriber respectfully offers his services
again TO his friends and public generally, as an
AGENT in the City of Richmond to- hire out NO
years in Negro hiring, during that period has new
er lost the hire of negro sent t. him. Inc hires
have been paid quarterly, coed homes aDd ian
prices obtained, which has given entire satisfac
ton to all Of his patrons. No effort Will be spared
IN future to advance the interest and secure the
approval! of all who may patroniZe him.
lie has practlCed medicine for twenty years. anu
though he has retired from the active duties OF his
profession, yet he will prescribe. without charge
far as possible; much has been saved to the own
ers during this year by that course. .
Persons intending to send Negroes to him vii
please notify him of such intention. and send thei
negroes to his office by the Ist of January He has
made ample arrangements to have them well CARED
for till hired out. no. Is LYME,
Oflce il basement of Metropolitan Hall.
REFERENCES:
Ex.- Coy ]. N. Gregory, Col. Geo, Rcherson,
Judge VIM. W. Crump, Judge J. b. Clopton.
Stephen Hunter, James Cify.
Logan W aller, Elder JAS w. Gof,
w. w. Woodbridge. Orange.
Richmond. A. N. Bernard,
Hon. D. c.. Dearnette, Elder Geo. w. Eve.
Geo Ftzhngh, Esq, FrsderscksbUg.
Or. Crquart Elder r. l.. Coleman,
Caroliae. AibsnaGrle.
Muscoe Ciarnett, DR.. Gessner Harrison.
E. Nj, Ware, Charlottesville.
DR.. B. Roy, d. M. Bernard,
H. Robinson, Petersburg;
Essen. DR.. J. Simpklns, Norfolk.
DR.. J. q. Roane, H. C. Wilson,.
Charles City. CdsStsrfed
John Hunter, Louisa. NJ. N. alton. Fanq@lsr.
de l2-dSc1m
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+ MARINE INSURANCE.
UncOrporated 1897
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURE
ANCE COMPANY.

ANCE COMPANY.
n Office No. l3l Main Street. Richmond ~
Capital and Surplus. S23O.O00.
THIS COMPANY has the advantage of trenty- serex
years experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor of the public during all
of that period needs no special recommendation to
the citizens of Virginia
It effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus as above, and its
affairs managed prudenty, but literally, and is
rates are low those of any other good institu
ton. DIRECTORS:
". L. Cowardn, ]. E. Wadsworth, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, WIN. Beers, Geo. W. Smith,
Horace J.. Kent, Thos. Samson, b. l.. Winston,
Wm Palmer, Chas. w Purcell, Jno. N. Gordon,
Alex. r. Parker, Jos. r. Winston, Arch. Thomas.
Jas. A. IniOes, H. A. Claiborne.
Apply TO the President or Secretary, in person OF
by letter. W. L. COWARDIN, President.
WIN. WILLIS, JR., Secretary. je9-ts
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GREAT BARGAINS; ., =, ro. 80

GREAT BARGAISsNss;;p ,,rc ro. soos,,
:, A large lot Of Gne ivory. Bone. Ebony, Horn,
GcHe: and Weed Handle TABLE KNIVES and
The above being slightly damaged in manufantnr-
rng will b retailed very cheap. Boarding houses.
, Nv ~ No. T. rsnt y % Ss - ea seon AZ
I ATHS, LATHN. LATHS. 1--WE are prepay
~ cd n furnish q our saw mill, Nayo's islaad,
any amoant Of LATHS. TO which We would call the
attention. Of vlasterers and 0thsva. We will sell
them ct the low price Of "a 70! tho9sand; S
RUckWNEAT CAKE PLATES -Hot Wa
y ter Cake Plates, 2 ussiM article ~ this season
= a. BGtxLgy. ~ xais street.
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DEATH AT THE EAACT tdIE UF UNI HUNe
DRIED YEARs.--A person named Roger Largos
has recently died at Paris, at the age of one
hundred years precisely, day for DAY, and
even hour for hour. 1t was at one O'Clock in
the afternoon of the 10Th of December, 1859,
that he was born, and at one O'Clock in the az
ternoon Of the 10Th of December, 1859, that he
died lie was very remarkable parsonage,
having excelied as painter, engrayer, poet and
musiciani and Yet he was totally unknown to
the pubiic. because he would never consent to
exhibit or publish any of his prod NC tons
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CHiNA.WAKE AND HOUSE.FuRNISH
- ING G0QpS.-SCHAAP CO. IMPORTER
CORNER OF BROAD AND THiRD STREETa'.
are receiving now, direct from the manufacturers,
and from Northern trade sales, most comp lete
WARE; LOOKING CLASSES; TABLE ctr
tERr; PLATED, BRITANNIA, ALBATA, and
JAPANNED WARE; besides an endless assert
msnt Of French and German FANCY GOODS and
TOYS, to which We invite the attention Of mer-
chants and the public In general feeling conhde mt
that our GOODS and PxicKs will richly pay them for
call; We endeavor To maintain our reputation
Ior selling bargains SCHAAP 4 co.
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49, SURGEON DENTIST,
~Ah Office on Main. below Pearl street. next
door to F. Horton Keaehs trimming store. and two
doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Price u Co.'S Dry
Goods store.
The subscriber having removed to the above
house, would he pleased to see these with whom he
has engagements, and has made extensive prepa-
rationS to serve the public generally. All opera
tons performed iL the most approved and scientific
style known to the Profession, and all work done
by him warranted to give satisfaction. DC bly,
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DENTISTRY.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH. 1.-The Cleo
MfT-Ss plastic and Vulcanite Proccss.-G. w.
>AILD JONES, DENTIST, having the right for the
above mode of making Teeth. and being satisfied
of its absolute superiority over all other methods.
full or partial sets OF teeth, and especially such
as may be dissatisfied with those they are now
using. The perfect adaptation of the plate to the
mouth and the suction thereby secured, enables
him to insert one or more teeth icithoki clasps
This method having been adopted by those stand
testimonials will be given and specimens exhibited
to those wishing to see them. Sets of Teeth. on
those preferrng them. Filling, Cleansing, Elk
tracing, and all other operations gently ana tho
roughly performed Office on Main street. opposite
CoriEthian Hall Ally
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ia a3hapd very large and

IA TO HOUSEKEEPERS.-W have on
~ iShand very large and complete assortment
MlBof HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS" to
~ which we invite the attic ntlon Of the public
and whcl, we are s"iling at very low prices. We
mentlonEDlnser, Tea and Toilet Sets in great va
riety; SILVER plated Casters, Spoons. Forks &c /:
best quality Walters, Coffee urns, and Begins:
Solar, Fluid, and KEROSENE Lamps and fixtures;
ing Classes. &c., &c.; with a full and compIeie
stock Of rich cut, blown and pressed GLASS
WAKE, direct from manufactures, and which We
are selling at reduced rates. Those In want viii
do we'll to call at GEO. J. SUMNER co.'s.
Pc ri
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NAV BULfER. Lard AND CMEEsE
IN 6T0RE-No. e., MAIN ST.-Tbe subscriber
has taken the above store, and otisre for sale =
stccs Of 6sssh o.snss COUNTY and s,sts BuTTER,
Flour, HAMS, sHOuLDERS, MIlDLINGS.
Fisk CORNEO And eMOkED BEEF, PORK,
CIGARS. SOAP. STARCH. 40, 10. 10.
communication. and VIII consequently b sQld low for
cssh. tno0tl Z. HALL0ck, Aysat,
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LIFE INSURANCE, &c.
"-,~0~,- -~~"~
- l. AVE 1 Il UR 4 y L E..

y
N. CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OFR4LEIGF. n. {.
capital, S2!O.62f. &c.
SLAVES INSURED in the above substantial
Company, for one or more years, on the most IA
vorable terms. All losses promptly paid.
COOKE & CLOSE. Agents,
Office on lith street. in
Exchange Hotel Building.
Richmond, Va
Dr. Dr.. + H I! C e BEIttt Medical Examiners
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COaStwise Exports, by Steamers.

The following tables show the total amount OF
leading articles shipped from the port of Richmond.
hy steamships, TO BALTIMORE, tHILADELPHIA and
NEW YoRK for the year 1859. Most of the minor
articles are omitted in the statement, as unneees
sary to show the trade
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NEGRO IIIRING.-The subscriber again of
~ fers his services to his friends and the public
for HIRING OUT NEGROES for the ensuing year.
He pledges himself to use his best exertlons to
promote the interests If those who may favor him
WITH their business and to pay special attention To
the negroes during sickness.
He hopes from long experience. to be able to give
satisfaction.
Office at the old stand of Dabney Il Cauthorn,
corner of Nam and 18th streets opposite the st.
Charles Hotel. EDWARD n. DABNEI.
de l7-dim6cwl
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BARCLAY Corr1c, one Of the Harper,s Ferry

BARCLAY CoPPIC, one of the Harper's Ferry
iEsurrectionsts, was in this county for seve-
raj days previous to the bringing home OF his
brother Edwin's body for burial. He was in
Salem several times, well muflled up about the
face, and with a cap drawn down over his
forehead. He kept close watch against pur-
suers. He carries two revoiyers, is a desperate
young man, and says he will never be taken
alive. On the Monday after his brothers fu-
neral he took the cars for Canada, and joined
Brown, one OF his accomplices, somewh here
near the lake.-Nesc Lisbon (O) Patriot.
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~ Terry.
~ KEESEE 4 PARR. PRopRIRroRs.
NJ We have on hand a large supply of STONE
WARE, of our own manufacture. which we war
rant equal TO any Ware made at the North-consist-
ing Of JUGS, JARS, CHURNS, PITCHERS,
BREAD RlSERs, MILK PANS, FRUIT JARS,
ac.. &c
All in want of home made Ware will give us a
call at our Pottery. KEESEE PARR,
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II. Hoyt, of Boston, one of the counsel OF
''old" Brown, at Charlestown, Va, made a
most violent speech at New Bedford, Mass, a
few evenings ago. He denounced the Virgin
ians in round terms, declared that Brown
did not receive fair trial-that he was put on
trial contrary to the customs of all civilized
people, and that Caleb Gushing, in declaring
that Brown had justice done him, told de-
liberate. malicious and premeditated false
hood'' The after assertion was received with
alternate cheers and Misses.
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MEDICINES.

DK. HooFLANDs GERMAN EiTfERs
DR.. HIGHLANDS BALSANiC CORDIAL,
The great standard medicines Of ias present. aga,
aars Gc4Hirsi their great PoPKtGrity only tfroMsh
ysrrs Of trial. Un5evaded Satisfaction Is rendered
by them al cases. and the people hare pr Hohseed
thsU. ,sOrthy.
DICE, DEBILITY OF THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM, DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS,
and all diseases arising from diS0rfsrsd EreY
sosnress If The stomach aad digestirs organs.
speedily and permanently Cured bg tie GERMAN
7ae EaLsAMIC CORDIAL Aas acqx,ret ~epx-
tGtioa Surprising that az asy similar preparation
eltaat. Il .riN cure, WITHOUT FAIL, the mast Sc
reYs nHd long s.aNding
COUGH, COLD, or HOARSENESS, ERON-
CEIfIS, INTL LENZA, CROUP. PNEU-
MONA, INCIPIENTCONSU MPTI0N,
an3 aas performed the mos: aStoHtsatng e.rss svsr
"''"" CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION.
A fstp doses tciW nkSe at once cheek end cKre the
most sers7s DIARRHtEA proceeding from Cold IN
These medicines are prepared by DR.. C. NJ. JACK
SON 4 Co.. No. 413 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa,
and sold by druggists and dealers IN 1edleansS
srsryscseTe at Is cents per bottle The signature Of
G. NJ. JACKSON scfA rs on fhe outside scraYpsy Of
saca bottle.
In tas Almanac published annually BY the pre-
pysetors called EvERY3oDY's ALMANAC, g0k tctiI
find testimony and cGn,8leaddtory notices from u
parts of the country. These A!naeaacs are giosn
''' PURCELL, LADD CO., Agents,
jell-d&cwly Richmond. Va.
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WATCHES. JEwELRY, &c.

~ WATCHES. JEWELRY. s,L,,rss
~ AND PLATED WARES. A " va, se
ey keeps constantly on hand q isrse aa.I 4.
49, plets assortment OF ths above hshh - /,
ticlss embracing all tbs latest st, es, v l.' .as
fers IA has friends and public ga tee moss ST. %
able terms. He would call pafieaiar s,,.'sa,es.
his stock of 6na Watches, kuca as JB.es y VS. me
ry, Henry Reynolds Lemon. Joseph Johns'pplas' 80
Craigs, and other celebrated mtAsts ~ ~ Fla-
keeps large assortment of reh Iit' ,e,.,,, ssi
nsls Stone Bresstpins. for xen,s slso' ,sss.
assortment Of iadlss' Csrhuncle, V",H, .,, sss
Cham Bra.eists. Chatham Cas.ns, Nees NS s,,r
Charms, Sleeve Battsns. shis, 5attons ss.,ssasi
Sets, Gcblets, Pitchers, salt Cellars ,ps spoess
Aspa rasux Tonss, Ice Tongs, Silver SPOONS
Forks, kne Silver plated Rnivss &c. 10, ,,nss.
Hoping to oasr such INDUCEMENTS ~ ~ ,.spss.-
sait 70 R 'eass III p''ss "''" s A. Nj ms
'~"' s'"e Garner Of Main aud fesi -
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CLATE ROOFING d.

JOHN 6. MCMILLAN,
Who has had twenty Eve years experience in tho
business, 10 prepared to put on SLATE ROOFS 0.
every description, and with the hest materials, at
short notice. Specimens Of his work can be seen
on application. and orders left at his Office on ain
street, near 9Th, or at the ONCE Of ALBERT l..
WEsL, Architect. Goddin's Hall, will be promptly
attended to. Oc l6- -6m*
FRANKLIN PAPER MILL,
L RICHMOND, VA.
BELVIDERE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
VELOPE. MANILA AND WRAPPING Pa
PER, NEWS AND BOOK PAPER, of all quail
ties and sizes, furnished at short notice. Cash
paidfor Rags.
&C l0-dly GEO. WHITFIELD, Pres't.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-10

THE TCNSTALL HOUSE.
i CRAGHEAD STREET.

DANVILLE, VIk6INIA.
With new furniture. and newly repaired, We a.
their comfort. and Ne rsspectfulh soIicit tat
The TUNSTALL HOUSE 10 also the STAGE
OFFICE. and our omniMsses will always b II
Depot. A.G. WALTERE.)
.u-,,a IN i W sfAMKhNs PEosrissons.