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The N. y. Tribune, ia Its comments upon
Gov. LsTcHER's Message, says Slavery and
Yrsedom have besn set face 70 face, and on all
debatsbss ground have nothing left but 10
fight IL out"
To which the N. Y. Express r~ejoins with a
severity that derives power from its truth
"Yightit ont ! Fight IL out! The usual phrases
OF Nos. Resistance aad Pesce-Party, no hang
Ing men, that resist just wars even 70 vindi.
~ ~ hsner Of sAsir MI esaatsr."
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= NOTICES.
IA Rheumatism. uv,rs .rrau-

IA Rheumotism. ur,rns Arrau
hhHoMAiio" fHlAMPTON's TlNCTURE!
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Canot. So
Observation-Disclosures. James Smyth.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PlaMmer;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IN. IhSioI.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Peregoy,; ~
= HEiTW Had Il is years, +. Donnelly.,
s HE Il 4 TiSW- lad It 10 years, Stephen Taylor.
RHEUMATiSM-Had It lryears. A. Kitchen
RHECMATTHM-M. Collins.
RHEUMATISM-.John Ward. s-n
RHEUMATlSM-Had it 7 years, Robert 0auit'
RHEUNATISM-E. Horn.
RHEUMATlSM-G. w. Goodrich, -
RHEUMATlHM-Had it 80 years, z. boeTe n
And MANY others, whe testify 70 being w ~
after years Of suffering. by HAMPToN's TIM
FEMALES AND CHlLDREN.-This TING
TURE will be foand a great medicine ior all tho"
rs Can and get Pamphlets and see cures;
Sold by PURCELL, LAID L I: t,cnmCmo )
by DT. COOKE. fredericksburg Sy al the R nWe
cists in Petersburg: by MORTIMER g MVw-
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists ana Stnp-
ssepe's e'o'' ia l7-d&cwts
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A SOUTHERN LEAGUE-There has been
formed, in New York city, a Union League"
composed chiefly Of Southern people residing
or transacung business there. Their main
business will he 10 inform their brethren in
the slave States Of all suspicious characters
visiting them from that part of the country to
disseminate abolitionism on pretence of prose-
cutting legitimate business as agents for COM
mercial houses. The league is thoroughly or
gained, and embraces within It's qualifications
a portion of the New England States.
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u. S. AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY.-This socie-
ty on Friday adopted a resolution earnestly
recommending the creation, at the present
time, Of q separate agricultural bereau In the
Department Of the Interior.
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FoRRIGN TRADE.-Several leading mer-
chants in New Orleans nave organized an
European and Southern Direct Trade Asso-
~ciatIsn, with q manager in Belgium, which
will be the principal European point Of opera
ton.
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CONTRACT FOR RAILROAD IRoN.-The Cres-
cent Iron Works, At Wheeling, Va. have con:
tracted 70 manufacture $500 IONS Of tubular :
rnils Tor the Memphis branch Of the Louis
VILE aa& Nashville Railroad.
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ACOmpariSOn.

An intelligent correspondents, writing from
Charlottesville, states that he is a foreigner
by birth, and has lived at the North for a long
time, and from his observation in New York
and in this State, his firm conviction is that the
slaves in Virginia are. by far, happier and
more con,ented than is the laboring class of
New York. "The slaye,'' he says, sis always
we'll provided for, and generally has plenty Of
money, which ne spends for articles that are
brought here from the North, and much of
that money goes into the pockets of the abo-
litionists.' lie declares himself in favor Of
keeping this money OF the slaves, as well as
our ow n. at home-thinks it is not Just that
the slaves pocket-cash should 60 TO enrich
those who seek 10 break up his happy rela-
tons, or that our money should take the same
destination. Therefore, be speaks up for di-
rect trade and the encouragement of our own
merchants ard manufacturers. lie asks, on this
point. what are our Retailers going to do this
spring. Though a foreigner by birth, and long
a resident of the North. our correspondent is
now a citizen of Virginia, and a true Southern
man in feeling.
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H'RTcHMoND THEATRE.
Third week of the

American Prima Donna,
Miss CAROLINE RICHINGS,
And her f>ther.
Who will appear THIS EVENING in the Grand
Opera of the
ENCHANTREsS.)
ENCHANTRkSS Which continues to meet with
ENCHANTRESS,1
tUNFXAMPLED SUCCESS.
The elegant rendi- {ENEXAMPLFO SUCCESS.
ton of fUNEXAMPLED SUCCESS.
STELLA ard RAMTR.)
STELLA and RAMIR.t By
STELLA and RAMfR.N
miss ard Mr.. RICHINGS,
Pronounced superb. }Niss ard Mr.. RTCHlNGS,
Miss and Mr.. RIGHlNGS,
The Magnlicent Dances!
The Elegant SCENERY!
ingenious Mechanical Effects .
Music.
Costly Costumes and properties!
GRAND IN THE EXTREME..
The entire Company and a Grand Chorus appear
MAGNIFICENT OPERA.
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January 10th. AZ o,clcck. P. NJ by. Rev: Ttos.
Rim, ord. MIR. John T. EPPES. Of New Kent, to
Miss MOLLIE :. GARTHKiGHT, of Henrlco. \
On the 18th Dec, 1889, by the Rev: Pr; Burrows.
JOS. l.. SEAY to Miss ELIZABETH +. AID
both of this city.
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Refusal OF the New York Legislative Cham
Der for n Union Meeting!

The New York EypreSs and New York Jour
nat Of Commerce state that 10y q party vote, the
Republicans in the lower branch of the New
York State Legislature refused 10 permit the
Assembly Chamber to be used by the people Of
Albany for a Union meeting, and As ii to heap
insult upon injury, a resolution was passed
Offering them the outside Hall, over which the
Assembly has no special control. The Jour
nal Of Coai me,ce says that, $50 customary has
il been to gram the use of the Assembly Cham
Der for public meetings that Temperance Con-
yentions, Agricultural meetings, Women's
Rights Conventions, and Abolition meetings
have hitherto been held there, and DR.. CHEZ
YER, FRED DOUGLASS and other rabid dis
unionisis have spoken within its walls. Bur
a Union meeting must not be held there, at
least 40 the Republican members of Assembly
declare by their votes. We do not regret this.
Since they are hostile to these movements in
behalf of justice and fraternity between the
North and the South, let them manifest it in
their official action.
Nevertheless, the meeting at Albany was
attended by a large an ! enthusiastic audience
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I quali6sd for tho duties Of Ckamie rm,id' bnea
Ing room Servant. Seamstress, and oths, I'm.
The highest recommendations can 10 gv .ae sset.
capacity and hone:sy. ApplJ to Dr. Jorxrs, + rs.se
~ :. ., H.ss above ''A' or to p.M.TARa.,o"
L WASHER and faoNERR ; .Sc eli . Ness.
ton. She has two children. the younss,, us'posi-
', !. az Ass'' to Marshall st.. e. s.s "; \; Il TIb3 q.
S Ec5S6SkAST zI.I sc . I msnEi1A tsF.. ~: MAN
PLASTERER. Apply to -'" and
6 Of ISL 18Th st. between Main and Cary. S up .sa1;..
NEGROES FOR .MlRE-MEN, Wovv,
~ BOYS AND GIRLS. among them LsJhnm.E.N,
two good Chambermsids and ss.mstress' on..
'G ,an D;a''s HOO" i lin street. h a.sf Ps. a I1a..
NEGROES FOR HGRE:-one Woman. ~,
- out incnmbrance. a good COOK. WASgEiSS
Gc:;a GIRL: Just grown; And a olri sui,sb,s" ~ In,
NURSE. apply at VAN-Lt" 4 TAYLokS i
EUR HIKE-A middle aged WOMAN. va
L iDcumbrance, a plain Cook, Washer an, ss,!noas
IL ia i hesls to D. OES6ox'
SERVANTS. FOR HlRE..-I have now ..
scR Rfna sGt"s n JOB HANDS and nd r I FFttSS1S,
Also ? hrst-Is.s HOUSE BOY; FARM HAMS
anu HCCEL oIhLC. Co. Wulcu 4 VIII hire -
sonable. The factory hands | nave no ober,iarra-
hire IN Petersburg. JAS. MOORE"
ia l6-ts Opposite 81. Charles Ho,sl
FOE HiKE;1i rays for h.Te sese,s! LABOR.
and lRONFRS. .CARpENTERs s, BLAcss
SMITHS and HELpERS. Apply to
WIN. 8: PHILLIPS. on l2th.
ia Its between Main and Bank stres,,
EOR HIKE.-SERVASTS COOKS. WASH
u Frs and Rs. CH~AMBERNiInT
BUTLERS, FARM HANDS, &c. 0 ! a.,
Urls. &c. Apply to l.. |. EACH0'"
ia ls-3t Pearl s,,es.
ENOK H.K IA first rate HOUSE SERVANT
4 either for the dini1g-roon. chamber, or IA
DIES MAID-who is "a good WASHER and IRGS-
Err, of unexceptivnsbie character.
JANES L. SUTTON !.
ia Its Bounty Land and Pension Agen,
LOfs E.-i have for hire \ very likely Roy
d who is y competent DINING OON SkR'
WANT, aged about Y or 13years.
JAN Els Il. SUTTON. il Bounty
Land and PEI son Agent.
ia It's corner OF Main and 18th street.
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~ Special Notfcc.-The attention O. tne
CSAIRRIAGES. BUGGIES and HARNESS. THIS
DAY, at 70 o'clock, at the 81, ard Of -. !. xt f1sas:
as aiso to the sale Of REAL AND PERSONA
PROPERTY, on Jackson street. az q rs .n,e,sec.
ton with st. Paul street, THIS at
5 o'clock.
John q. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
Sale conducted by +. b. Cook, Auct. ia HIT
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COMMERCIAL.
Richmond Markets. 3aas 10.

There are no change whatever in quotations since
LAST Friday, and We repeat them with !elereDcg 20
leading articles. Trade continues dull - usual. ~
this season. Money matters MAINTAIN the quIet
and easy condition which has prevailed LOT soHe
time past.
TOBACCO.-Nothing doing IN old Tobacco worth
mentioning. What little is offered Is OF INFERIOR
quality. We quote inferior. LUIS q Saao, eood
and fine S5t1 161i; inferior Leaf S7a dSh, soo1
seal 0ts a IL; hne Manufacturing scarce nnminai
price 3I5n20. No English in market; Inc r.
celpts Of the new loose have increased. Inc 3ua!-
ty Is very inferior-thin leaf and very dirty: Pficss
range from S2a6ha71s. some hne parcels a. 20 II.
FLOUR.-There are yet few transactions Ior
shipment, and we renew qustations with the re,
mark that there appears to be a slightly improved
feeling. We quote Superhne S6.750S E1'1s
Sc. % 66.50.
wHEAT.-LIttle doing. We renew auotatlors:
Red Sl.l0dl.2O; White Sl.3O to $l.40, and SI'Ao ior
extra prime white. -
CORN.-We still quote 75asO cts. though owing
to the scarcity in the supply small sales are made at
SECS.
OATS-4O to 45 per bushel. and in demand.
RYE.-We quote 70E75 cents " busnei.
BACON.-The stock 10 light, but. quotations aIe
unchanged and not buoyant. viz: Sides 1923; shout
ders ga cts; Hams n5a1l5 cents. according TO
quality.
COFFEE.-we quote Rio 120l3c.; LaguayTa 1871
cts: Java I6Tl6H cts: Mocha Is cts.
SUGARS.-New Orleans Sugar oa TO 9,s GEMS
for choice; Cuba s to So; Loaf I1eIlIA cenn,
Crushed andpowder red 1IG11a cents; Gomez Sueal:
\ lU1s cents; B 10 q lOl4 cents; ga dW cehts' Eau"
M~OLASSES.-New Orleans 5oa55 cts. Cuba M1sI
covado. in bills. 32T371a cts; English lsiaiio' OH
cts; Ochenhousen's. 26 to ..
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H W CAN with confidence recommend IT. ).
8. Ross medicines to the sick and afflicted. Inese
remedies are tho result Of actual experience N a
large practice Of medicine. His Cough syrup. ior
cough and disease of the lungs, has nc W esuai'
Pain Cursr. for all pain. Sold by W. "nk,Nsl
Broad. ia H-N
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Ne~ Publication.

ELEMENTS OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY. by
Rev. K. II. RIVERS, d. ID, President OF Wes-
leyan University, Florence, Alabama. Edi'eo
tbs. O.. SUMMERS, u. D.. Nashville, Ten
neseee. Southern Methodist Publishing HOUSE.
is5o.-This able work is gotten up In hano-
tome style, and Is for sale by GEO. l.. eoo
Methodist Depository. 81 Pearl ST,
This Is what we like to Sea- Soafhs," BOOK
published by a Southern house.
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nA Dnnlop. Mcncure Il 60. ask the a.ten-
ton Of dealers to Their Auction sale OF SCuAk;
O'Clock, THIS MORNING. at their wharf and ware
house at Rockets. Sale without regard 70 wealth
ar. ia lit
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Brig Marietta, Lawrence, from Richmond. ar
rived at Matanzas 4th inst.
Schrs. p. Howe. Apple gate. for PETERSBURG: Mist.
Dissosway, for Norfolk; American Easle. Press,
for Fredericksburg, cleared ut New York 18th INST.
w. r. Newcomb, Bacon, from fredericksburg,
arrived At do. same day.
schr. Julia Newell. Trstt, from Norfolk, arrived
Al Portsmouth,, 18th inst.
Schr. Delaware. Furnish, from Norfolk for Lynn;
arrived at Salem I2th inst.
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srA. snsuranCr.-.Lifa and Fire Insurance
AT low RATES.-For INSURANCE. Lite Insurance
on WHITE PERSONS. any length of time, also,
on SLAVES %froErone month TO five years, ard for
FIRE INSURANCE, upon EVERY DESCRlP-
TON al Property in town or country, on LIBE,
RIAL TERMS, cal at the old established General
Insurance Office, Pearl street, next door to T.. u.
cache. q,
mA- The best companies represented and all
lcsses n, omptiy paid. G. X. BkICkEN.
il li-dlm General Insurance Agent.
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n ~Card.-Special attention is called to
the sale of CONFECTIONERY, &c. to take place
1T the store Of p. n. Jones. Agent. Main street,
THIS MORNING. at 10 o'clock. Sec advertise
meut. Ja lit
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, JAN. IS, 1860.
High Water ms day tTK,sday) TX o'clock.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Belvidere, keene. Baltimore, mdze. and
passengers. ID. K w. Currle.
Bark Fannie Crenshaw, Munson, Rio. coffee.
CreusbaW & Co.
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M RRoNcuIrI.-FIom Mr.. c. n. Garlnsr.
Principal of the Rutgers Female Institute, Ny"
a. have been afflicted with Bronchitis during the
past winter, and found no relief until ! found your
!. Tynrhes." :. Brcrn's Bronchial, 1roeheSr or
Cough Lozenges, are for sale throny h0ht tse m
ted States. ia L-d5tlu lh"o1"N
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us puoroeRApus and Pearl Ambroty pes Ii cts.
10 as. at REEs' Steam Gallery. l5 Main street.
Large size Photographs So, Duplicates sl--War-
ranted perfect. jaH-N
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''pOwers'
PEARL

AMBROTYPES.'
Can still be isd at his old stand ISL Main street,
at reasonable prices, and warranted TO please, or
no charee IS made.
The South should beware of TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS PICTURE MAKERS. as no Southerner
weuid be guilty Of such an imposition.
CAL and sac the HALlOTYpE. ia l6-3t+
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Northern Narkets-IBY T~ELEGRsPH.l

NEW YORK. Jan. l6.-Cotion qulet out m rnr
Flour firm Southern SIS "n9at opoyk
ant. Corn duil-nsw sJG83 to sc Mess foiA
$40 I2-prime s. 80. Whiskey 251ac. Susa' n g
Turpentne dui!. Resin firm and scaree'a' @io"'
Rice quiet at 3La d4a.
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WANTS.

W. e'..siI Ep sixkADE ri l, .s : |. ' funston ss 3
s s22gSens and rplsssnrs grounds. IL experienced IN
making borders for grape vines and erecting s,:ss
frames fer yi1s s;. or rf s4s any win Sin't u s" attended to per
sona,l1,y in the city, and o' letter 10 the county,
xTYArrED-BOOK -KEEPER.-A good BOOK
w KEEPER Who writes . fair. hand and who
would be satisfied With amode ,ste sslsr z. can !: n hear
Of : si'Pps s.s Once 2, .df Ssns need ps sD1 j but :deS ).
cnd chs,scfsr. js H-6t
WAIS,sTRHFRpI5AH gg H!shsss, o sS, ia. 4 wE Eli p ayT i T.
tended TO-. As the present owner wishes to cote
tho country ANY one who wishes to engage IN
rood business can hear oil q great chance to got IN
Years, by addressing Box No. 133, Richmond Post
Office. A great bargain VIII be offered. "a II-e.
w to a. village IN the Mountains. Steady work
and I'd , sosa wages t &. Il. cA A2nIllk T. 18th street.
WANTED-Any number of DRY HIDEs-ior
by o. H. CHALKLEY.
ia H-dlmcw3m
WANTED good SADDLE and HARNESS
Apply at this effce. ia E-3$
WANTED:;A s]ltaasion as cHAMBERMAips
good s snal sesMS App hs .. this Ri " stl Ss.'' j. T@M.
w and Winter CLOTHING for a little money
Call az SIMPSON & MILLER's, 1ls Main st.
yyrANTED-CANvASsERS-TEN DOLLARS
w A DAY-In the South, fo- three new boOks,
which every Scutherner wants. $40 a day can DC
made. Send for circulars: 1 fTo Jsfay Publisher.
ia ls-3tdS 2tcw* Philadelphia, Pa.
VJrANTtD..By an able bodied man. a SfIUA-
w TON IN a wholesale Dry Goods, Grocery or
Commission Store. as 0RTER or
HIPPt E; is a quick marker and smart peniiah'
Best references giveL. Apply at this office.
ia l6-3t*
Several SILK and STRAW MIL
w LINERS and MANTILLA MAkERS to en-
gage for the spring and summer; com enc,ns Iii
March. Apply to n. e. BAhiON.
yIAN1E d. wish To hire a strong. active Ne
w gro Man, as PORTEk for my store.
ia l6-3t VIM. y. NDhlDuE.
w EfR and AcCtCGuNTANT. who has leisure
evenings, sets of looks for mercantile or inanuiac-
turing esta blishments 20 keep. accounts 10 copy, OF
other writing done where Only such me would De
required. Satisfactory references sven rs 10
qualifications and moral CHARACTER. ADDRESS IN
real name :" BOOk-KEEPEk.' Richmond CITY
Post Jalf-ot
w y T. D-Enterprising. energet,c Agents
w in the Southern States. with small capltai,
to sell our new PATENF Il
FOLIO COPYING LETTER PR tSS, weighing
oniy eight ounces. This is no humbug. Address,
"i"' NEWPORT & Co. Manufacturers:
ia I4-3t* No. "a. Second ST., Baltimore. Md.
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S2IaLA FARM OF 80 ACRES on TtsE
tTHkEE-CHOPtFD ROAD, s MILES WEST
OF RICHMOND. FOR SALE,-We are author
lzed hy Mr.. B. j. Dnval, Jr. to sell his little Farm,
located as above. IL contains 90 acres, about 20 of
which are cleared balance IN woods There is on
the p.ace i neat dwelling, a good barn. and the usual
cut houses. AS the owner resides IN another cuun-
tl. NE has no use for this farm, and Will. 10 order to
effect a sale, sci il at tho low price OF 3 600 Ap-
ply TO GUDDIN u
30 - Ia
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD Will

az paid for the apprehension and delivery oms.
d of a negro man named VAT who left M.
office on Thursday last for the purpose d
&-k~gettlns his clothes. to 20 Ia Mr.; D T. WsM,
contractor on the Richmond and FORK River Rail
road, to whom he had been hired. and has not re-
turned since. NAT is about 81 Years oil age. hiscs,
and wore when he left a red flannel smut aud
woOlien clothes of home manufacture. over which
he had a dove -coiored flannel Jacket. and = leather
girdle around his body. and had un = black Voc.
hat. He has a wife NJ MI. VIM c. Aliens farm,
ad dining Richmond College, where | think tb
probable he may be found.
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w For the United States Army,
w tMounted Service,) able bodied TN ~
married men, to whom will be gwen good ~
pay. board, Clothing. and medical attend HU
ance. Pay from II to ST per mnnth.-A
Musicians also wanted. Apply at the Rendezvous
on Franklin, between 18th aud lsth streets.
|. n. OOR LIST Lieut.. LIST Dragons,
ia 2-lm* Recruiting Oincer.
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OK VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS u
we offer for sale privately. SIX valuable Building
Lots. on the east side of 9th. between Clay and
Marshall streets, which. from their location IN a
rapidly improving part OF, as we'll as their contigui-
~ to the business portion of the city. renders them
as desirable Tor buildln NJ purposes as any Lots now
to I've had.
TERMs.-One-ffth ca,h balance at 6. IL. IS and
"a months. JAS. NJ. Taylor Il son.
ia It's AurtHoOAars
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MARRIED.,

J III CHUTE NNITIiuflE dhU % UaHI4U N+IVfN
MAGNIE1EENT OEERA.
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WANTED-Evers body to know that J have
w commenced the manufacture of TRUNKS.
CARPET BAGS, and VALICES at No 81, Main
street. Richmond. where they can find n beautiful
assortnlen. of Trunks, Valices, and Carpet Bags,
Of every style, al. prices as low As thev. can lie
boueht in the Northern cities. both ut wholesale
and retail. Trunks repaired and Covers made to
order. at the shortest notice.
de 2s-6m JAMES KNOTS.
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FOR SALE.

TOR sALE-A lkeis NEGRO WOMAN. ,hi,,,
/ years old, with TW0 CHILDREN. 10 remas,
in or near the city. She Is n very good Coo"
Washer and iroper. and Is an aceomp shed Cham
berinaId. Apply At Cary Street Jail.
ia IT-pno3r
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LOST N

EyM-~> Barns lot, near The NsrAet House, On
tS4EtH Monday night. two MULES. one 2 hsG
.esEN horse Mule, the other a t1y mare Niue
o The above reward Will he paid for their
delivery to rs. or for any information SO TIM. va
can cet them again.
ia I6-ts EDWIN WORKMAN & co.
GsI.-S2o REWARD will i've paid for a small
IL DIAMOND PIN, lost on the 4th INST. Appi,
at the office of the Exchange Hotel. "a l6-3t'
goa X D.-The BO0kS used by tho
'IS~O late Col. geo. Nj. Csrrinston. while Tres-
surer Of the Manchester and Failing Greek Turn
pike Company, have either been lost. mis4h. II
stolen. and the above reward will lie paid on ,Aer
delivery tn the undersigned
Br order of the Board Of Directors.
de 23-Im J. A. CLARKS0N, Treasurer.
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% Ohm ". FNAHSEK. ..rtsr
- AFOTH EcARY AND O.tst
fSuccessor 10 J. w. PoLLAkp,l hta ~ ~
q between Broad and Grace. would ,hnnxstf,S.
attention of, purchasers to has STOCK 81 H.,R'
MEDICINES, RANTS, Oils, tLttIIciy' AZ.
DIN AND FLOW Err SEED. and FASSt Gi..
TfcLES. consisting of Brushes. ca,ues. bslf I'D
Psrfamery, &o.- everything. INDEED, ususa' YES,
IN Drug Stores, which he Will sell a. t'
rates. al
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully prepared "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-17

WANTED.By a young Lady, slteat.sn as
w GOVERNESS in q private family. She is
thornughiy competent to teach French. English,
Music and Singing. A large salary is not so much
Post Office, ia 3-tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-17

- NOTICE.-Dr. BURWELL has re-
49, moved his Office TO the corner OF Broad
and 9Th streets, i'll Schultz e building.
n. Bile has a FIRST rate and LA
DY'S MAID for hire. ia l4-6t@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-17

- ID d 4 o.,
IMPORTERS AND DgaLsRsl\ r,xTs
DRUGS. MEDICINES, fA,rNp,T'
~ OILS, DYE.STUFFS. MEN
FANCY GOODS. TOBACCO, A nc, ~
Wholesale and retail, No. IS Main 81, hiehh'"N'
Virgins. ..t,.
IA Orders from physicians aud eean,T, t,ss'
carefully attended 70. SAMUEL +. p0sn'
ia i7- AIN. b. ARCHEh-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-17

WANTEN-DRUG CLEkK.-A young man
w WHO Thoroughly understands the APOFHE-
CARY and DRUG BUSINESS. Address Druggist,
Richmond VIRGINIA. ~ g-tS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-17

TT is ADMITTED by all who have purchased
L Dry Goods at JACOB A.LEVY'S old estab-
lizhed store, that nc IL htedly selling the
very large, and comprises all kinds OF desirable
goods usually found IN a we'll conducted Dry Goods
store. He has now III store the following Articles.
all of which have been purchased AZ auction, much
Glow their value. and will, therefore. be run off
kerchicts, at Is cents, we'll worth so cents super.
Linen Cambria Handkerchlefs, a, y cents, cheap
est IN the city very line Emirolde red Swiss Col
lars. at 81 o.. worth 50 %; fine Insh Linen, AT 90
cents, worth rs cents; line Bleaehcd Cotton, at LEI,
aOIls. al Is cents. MOIth By cents. al IENHS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-17
Commission Agent, Wall street. under
ATTENTION, CnFsTERFILLD

i, HOO RS. co. Isr REG. VA, VolS,t
XtForMeriy Guard of Metropolis Jan. l5A- ) j.
~ Order No.
" Attend a Meeting and Ditll Of your cnmpan,.'
-at MARKET HALL, on THIS t~TUkSpAij
Evening, at 5 o clock.
TINS being the time appointed fnr the siec''9n Oh
officers, 1t Is parlcu! ariy desired that al s.cEite
present. BY order Of Capt. Dl%aoCS:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-17
NEW sraV.OvERY WARFRonM.

NeFltE.-Eyery article purchased for the Co
~ lurnbian Hotel mast he paid for in CASH mt the
time OF delivery, as will not be responsible fer any
accounts kept. JOS. ii. CRENSHAW. Prop'r.