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FIRST PREMIUM TROTTING
STALLION
~ X O 81 II Fl

This renowned TROTTING STALLION has re
ceived the first premium at the Virginia State AZ
,icul .urai Society on four different occasions
1854, 1850. 1856 and 1SJg-not being on Xhibit,on
1857 and 1858. He had also awarded to him at the
United States Fair. held at Richmond in October
1858. the hrst premium rs the best and fastest Tro-
ting Stallion "n exhibition. and whose colts show
more speed and have taken more premiums than
any other Stallion that has made a season in
LIST of MARCH. at the stable of the subscriber, on
the Meckanicsville Turnpike, one mile from the
city of Richmond. The season will expire on the
18th Of April after which time he will stand in the
city OF Washington. d. c.
TERMS.-S2U the single leap. to lie paid at the
time OF serving the mare: $50 the season, if pre-
pad, or S35 at the close OF the season. Insurance
$50 Groom lee ST. Mares put by insurance
must be returned on their regular days, and part
ing with the mare forfeits the insurance.
. hOSSU til IS beautiful rich dark brown, FIVE
teet three inches high. and wes his upwards of
eleven hundred and forty pounds when in full flesh
docile disposition, and can trot his mile inside of
TWO minutes and forty seconds to wagon His
colts are remarkably fine and promising. having
size. good action. and great speed. A two wear
old last fall, at the Richmond Fair, trotted a mile
IN three minutes and ten seconds, to a wagon
Several others are tr0ttlng very fast. and COM
manding high prices. $1,000 was refused for a
yearing at the State Fair last fall. Twenty four
hrst class premiums have been awarded to the III
It the last FIVE State Fairs. Seven received pre-
NUNS at the United States Fair in October 1853
and SIX at the Central Fair of 1859.
Nj AXES sent from distance will receive every
day. H. ]. SMITH
te 2l-dot&c w2t Near Fairfield Race Course
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PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 20.
High Water sais day (T"ssday) ! o'clock.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Geo. Peabody: Pritchard, Baltimore
mdze and passengers. u. \ w. CurrIe.
schr. s. X. Allen Baker, Boston, mdze., D. W
CurTe.
Schr. Wythe, futile New York, mdze., D. Il w
Currle.
Schr Forest King, Perry, New York, tarrived
18TH hay and guanO.
Schr. VIM. Speare. Jones, Baltimore, farrived
18TH mdze. w D. ColquItt Co.
schr. John Allen, Slower, Baltimore. guano. s.
Schr John II. Travers, Frank. Baltimore. mdze..
W. D. ColQuitt Co.
Schr. Brunette, Johnson Baltimore, eu9nO, Ba-
Schr Marietta Burr, Hartford, Boston, mdze..
w. ID. ColquItt Co.
Schr. Rachel Chase, Kennon. New York, rye,
Stearns l. Co.
Schr. VIM. Severe. Brooks, Baltimore, guano.
Schaer Kohler Co,
Schr r. p. Waller, Lively, James River. wheat
and potatoes, to Captain
Schr VIM Shamburg, Towers North River,
corn, Bacon & Baskerville.
Schr. Zeno. Fields. Chckahominy River. ium-
Der, l.. w. GlaZebrOOk and |. J. Mercer Co.
Schr John Alexandra, Lewis, Baltimore, lum-
Schr. Kesiah. Warren, Eastern Shore, oats, Mill
spaugh Il Read.
Schr Sarah Ann, Crockett Eastern Shore, oats,
Millspaugh Il Read.
Sloop I. l.. Watson. Rocks, Eastern Shore, OATS
bark Ann F.. Grant. Swain, Rio. via New York,
coffee. Crenshaw Co.
Bark Conrad, Salisbury. Philadelphia. in ballast
SAILED,
Propeller Echo. Snipes, Petersburg, mdze., A. :.
Lee.
Schr. Clara Belle. Phillips Baltimore, mdze., w.
D. ColQuitt 4 Co.
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COMMERCIALS.


ssr last weekly rer.'rt. FIcua i 5 little s!idsr.
sSe,ns a. tssre are NO recent ssiss q las tssa
~. which. however, We still retain q tho maxi
z
are steady. and that evenness and soivency which
has chsracterixed the commercial history Of this
locality Tor an extraordinary time and In an unn-
terrupted manner. still prevails.
TOBACCO.-The receipts Of Tobacco are light.
Luxs inferior. at 81 5Oas 50; good and 6ne at S4,l
ihd. at ea' W. noce he sale Of
old hnds., to day. at Sl4als. Receipts Of loose
"9 sasss q SHIPPERS at
hut We hear Of no transactions OF conseauen nee;
WHE1T.~Ws still quote good to primo Red
Sl.2sal-30; good to prime White SlA5 I" l.50.-
CORN.-Wc still quote 7sc. Stock and demand
HAY.-Sl q per cwt from store.
BACON.-Stock lght We continue to quote
PRIME Sides at io..c;; Shoulders s'.s PLAIN Hams
cured sas'Ns escve@
CoFFEE.-Wea quote Rio l2'. a l31sc.; Laguayr,
is'adA cts; Java l6nl61s cts; Mocha Is cents.
MOLASSES.-N Orleans 81 a IS cts: Cuba Mus
covado. in bills. s2d3711 cts. English Island. U,a
SUGARS.-New Orleans Sugar 81, to %. cents
Tor choice; Cuba 8 TO pa; Loaf ll,aTllA cents :;
10 cents lOalol4 cents; c "a a 10 cents; Extra
C. 10 cents in quality.
,WHISKE Z :-Richmond Rec.!hed 2s,. a 2s,a cts.
F.. Stearns Co. Matted Rye WhIskey, new, 81 !;
old, $l.5O.
CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP.
BEEF.-We quote So 50 to s. 50, last sales. Sup
ply good.
onkkf.-Extremes So to 81; chiefly 81 SO TO
$3.50.
HOGS-Limited sales at IS to $3.50.
MONEY MATTERS-EXCHANG
NORTHERN ExCHANG E-On New YOrk and PhIla-
delphia ~ az prem.
Such Of the Stock Bank notes and Of the Bank of
the Valley, as are not taken by the Banks are at .
discount of n ~ cent.
The notes Of the Trans Allegheny Bank are Is "
cent. discount. Bank of Kanawha, no sale.
North and South Carolina Bank Notes AadI "
cent. discount.
The notes Of the Bank of Weston and the Bank
of Manassas, Is per ct. dis.
GOLD and SILVER y per cent. prem.
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The worst chance we have seen for "ihe
Italian question:" as it is called is the fac,
that Messrs. BEKCHER, BELLOWS and Co, are
making n demonstration over it in public
meeting in New York. What little life was
left in it by that political vampire, Louis Ma
PoLKON, BEECHER is failing out Of it, and
BELLOWS blowing out with all his hyperbo-
rean energies. Every one was sympathizing
with the cause of Italian independence, before
BEECHER and BELLOWS, fresh Fl ON their abo-
iatiOn crusade, mounted this new hobby and
manifested their fell purpose to ride it to
death. Now, the N. Y. Democratic N,,cs, which
can never train under these captains, vows
that though 1t loves Italy profoundly, and
does not look upon the Roman Gov
eminent As being anything like perfect, 1t
is at least as good as that OF France, or Aus
tria or Spain, and infinitely better than the
government of England over Ireland, Of
Austria over Hungary, of Russia over Poland.
" These Roman States,' says the Nem>,
contain about three millions of human
beings. Sardinia, which is set down as the
model OF good government, had, before its
recent annexation, abont six millions.
The density Of population to area is proper
toned about the same in both countries. In
Rome there are seren Universities, famed all
over the world in Sardinia there are only
four. The ratio of education in tho Roman
States Is much higher than in the Sandman.
or even In the provinces of France or Eng
land. The public debt Of Sardinia is ten times
greater than that of Rome. Taxation is twice
as heavy In Sardinia as in the Roman States -
Certainly, we have never seen a greater mis-
fortune 10 the Italian question than the en-
Iistment Of BEEcnER, BELLOWS Il Co, in its
seh~lf II GARIBALDI will send a corps of
s0Arp-shooters, or MAxzINI manufacture some
Somb-shells to annihilate BEEcHER, BELLOWS
and Co, they will render both the United States
and Italy some service.
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FOR THE DISPATCH.

MR.. EDITOR-Allow me to correct
49, an error INTO which your reporter has.
have doubt INDEPENDENTLY, fallen IN report In
| the proceedings of the night session of the Demo
cratic Convention of SATURDAY..
| am reported az having offered resolution 10
re alton to the present Executive of Virginia, wiiC
resolution he has correctly reported. The facts
which occurred in relation to the resolution are as
follows: AT the time 1t was offered, the Convention
was In state of great excitement produce by
| other resolutions, which had been offered previous
ment that found 1t impossible to make the objects
of the resolution Ineligible to the Convention,
and feeling fully satisfied that 1t would pass with
cut 4 dissenting voice If unde rstood. determined
to withdraw the resolution without suffering 4
vote to be taken upon II.
Therefore your reporter has erred say ing that
a vote was taken upon the resolution, and that
1t was voted down 10y unanimous No" when
IN truth vote was ever taken upon the resolu-
ton, 1t having been withdrawn by me.
will further add, that many of the members Of
the Convention have stated to me since, that if
they had have undeI s:ood the purpose of the
luton they would have gladly supported it in
stead OF raising objections. Among whom was
the gifted and accomplished gentleman from Bed
ford: Mr.. Goode he stating to me that he had de
but could not get an opportunity to do before ITS
adjournment
trust that any other Of the papers of the CITY
which may have fallen into similar error, will
correct 1t. as cOnsder II due to self as we'll rs
our most excellent Governor. BY publishing this
explanation YOU will greatly Oblge
Your obedient servant,
LORMAN CHANCELLOR.
Richmond, Feb. 70. 1850. fe2l-lt'
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Powers. statue of Washington.
Young Lady Artist of Merit.

Those who 60 to see POWERS triumphant
J. w. DAVIES, have an opportunity of exam
lining some Oil paintings executed by Miss
MCCAN, of this city, which are works of de-
cided merit. Considering her experience and
opportunities, they entitle her to very great
praise. She is gifted with a genius that, with
proper culture, will win for her distinction in
the walk Of art she has chosen. We recon-
mend her works to connoisseurs in art, and
are sure they will bear us out in the opinions
We here express. Miss Nice. deserves both
commcndation and encouragement, and we
hope she will receive them.
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LEGIsLATURE.-In the Senate MIR. AUGUST
yesterday presented a report on behalf OF the
minority Of the Joint Committee favorable to
the holding of a Southern Conference. 1t was
ordered to be printed, and in a few days will
be considered in connection with the report OF
the majority adverse to the proposition A
substitute was offered for the bill, ovding
for the extension OF the Orange and Alexan-
dria Railroad. The oyster fundum was de.
bated and speeches delivered by Mr. EARLY
in favor of the imposition Of the proposed tax.
and by MIR. BEALE againstit. The subject will
be further debated to-day. Both branches Of the
General Assembly adopted resolutions for the
appointment of Joint committee to receive
Gen. r. B. STARKK, the Commissioner from
Mississippi, as the guest of the State. In the
House few unimportant bills were reported
aud number passed, when that body pro-
ceeded ID the consideration of the bill amend
ing the charter of the James River and Kama
wha Company-the subject in hand at the
hour Of adjournment.
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The Village Blacksmith.

The great original painting Of The VILLAGE
BLACKSMITH, by HERRING, the distinguished
English artist, is now at the bookstore OF
Messrs WEST JOHNSTON, where it will re-
main for some time. This admirable picture
was awarded to Governor WISE by the Cos
mOpolitan Art Association at its recent dis
tribntion. 1t was purchased by the Associa.-
ton for heir gallery, for the sum OF 80. COO.
OF course the standard of value Of a work of
art Of this description must be fanciful-
When the spectator first beholds it he may not
understand how it could cost so much; but
when he has seen it several times, and exam
ined 1t critically, the four exquisite portraits
it contains-viz.: the greyhound, the horse.
the blacksmith, and the young woman, whose
sweet voice has evidently enchan ted the ear
Of the disciple Of VULCAN, and who il more
.ossao's man ever VENUS was-he may (cer-
tainiy, young man, be ready to run il mn
- ss.Ooo. and TO say that, were rich-y.-r
rich-1 would pay that for 1t.
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Northern Markets.-IB By TELEGRAr

BALTIMORE. Feb. 20.-Flour quiet. at SIS 81
w heat dull and Iominal-Red ST 3oal 81: White
81 GOAL So. Corn buo, ant-White 1910: Yellow
76a7s. Pork qn!et-Mess S'sd 49,: Whskey Csc.
bales. Fouf hrm-Southern S5,sd574. Wheat
hisher,m,Red 81 299l 30; White 81 IS. Corn high
or for White and Yellow Pork firm New Prime
SI4 81. Lard dull, at llalIl. Whiskey dull. at
13c. Sugar firm Muscovado "a ais. Turpeptine
unchanged. Resin firm. at 81 s5al 574a. Rice
quiet, at 81 d+'s Stocks hrm-Virginia 6's S95.
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MARINE DIsAsTER.-On the night Of the Il II
inst. the Spanish polacca Victoria, bound from
Cardenas to Baltimore, with a cargo of mo.
of the Potomac river, and is supposed TO have
bilged. The Captain, CalZado, went to Nor
folk Saturday for assistance, which was imme-
diately dispatched to her. The schr Clans
ford, Todd master, from Plymouth, N. G, went
ashore on North river bar, Albemarle Sound,
on the eth inst, and is supposed to be a total
loss. The G. is owned in Norfolk
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New Books.

EDGAR Poe AND HIS CRITICS. BY SARAH
HELEN WHITMAN. New York: RUDD 4 CAR
LEToN. This is pamphlet in dimensions, vet
gotten up in superior style OF type and paper
II is chiefly defence of EDGAR POE against
DIR. GRIswoLDs memoir, speaking of which
the authoress says: Its perverted facts and
baseless assumptions have been adopted into
every subsequent memoir and notice of the
poet, and have been translated into many Ian
guages. For ten years this great wrong to the
dead has passed unchallenged and unrebuked -
The style of the defence is terse and its spirit
generous. 1t concludes with the following
paragraph: "Having recorded our earnest
protest against the misrepresentation Of his
critics and the Measurements Of his biogra-
phists, we leave the subject tor the present, in
the belief that more impartial memoir OF the
poet will yet he given to the world, and the
story of his sad, strange life, when con templa-
ted from Il new point of view, be found-like
the shield of bronze whose color was SO long
contested by the knights Of fable-to present,
at least, a silver lining"
For sale by WEST Il JOHNSTON.
ANSWER TO HUGH MILLER AND THEoRErIc
BIOLOGISTS. BY THOMAS DAVIES, author of
"Cosmogony, or Mysteries of Creation" New
York: RUDD & CARLETON. This volume is a
defence of the Biblical Christian faith against
the differences Of the geologists, and especially
against HUGH MILLER's celebrated Foot
prints of the Creator" We have not read this
answer, but the author has already excited
very considerably the interest Of the Biblical
world by his remarkable work, "Cosmogony,
or Mysteries of Creation
For sale by WEST d JOHNSTON.
THE GREAT TRIBULATIoN, OR THINGS COM
ING ON THE EARTH. BY the Rev JOHN CUM
MING, d. d., F. Il. S. f., Minister of the Scot
fish National Church, Grown Court, Covent
Garden. New York RUDD Il CARLETON
The volume is called the "second series " of
DR.. CUMMINGS on the prophecies.
For sale by WEST Il JOHNSTON.
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'sssoAer 1rem MissixSippi.
usae.s' b. Stark. the Commissioner an.
pointed BY the Mississippi Leeislaturs =. -. ~
quest conference with the 0overnm... =.
Virgins, and who arrived in Richmona ~
saturday last. il native Of Virginia and A..
'achsd BY family connections TO the old Com.
monweaith, Of which he IL an ardent aud de-.
voted admissr. In politics, Colonel srARxr
- said 70 b IN old line Whig. and a Union
maa OF the most conservative stripe. He +.
spoken OF by the Esqsi'e,, not only a q dis.
Greet and able statesman, but he adds to th.s.
moro solid Requirements thsdiplomatic adyan.
tagss Of manly bearing, aad . frank and Genital
disposition. not = nttls snAanced BY q strikinr
cosrisoss and very commanding person. He
10 accompanied BY WILLIAM A. LAKE, ESQ.
Of VicksbarG. lawyer Of high standinx who
Ass IN Congress rspressntad his party, and is
NOW nsnhsr Of TIE Aississippi legislature
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~ ssGgsstsd ~ The PAiiadslphia Pssssyl.
rssiss that tbs appvoaehing anniversary OF
Washingicn's birthday b. observed IN every
city. town and village in the country. b. the
pnbiic reading ofsWashington's Farewell Ad-
drsss Movements are on foot 10 carry out
~ project In that city 1t lsast I. s.
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M VISITORS TO THE CITY will find the largest
and most elegant stock of f r ENCH and AN ERi-
CAN CANDIES; FRUITS; NUTS. etc. at the

CAN CAN DIES. FRUITS. NUTS. etc, at the
ST NICHOLAS SALOON,
On Main street, no xt to the Exchange Bank ever
offered :" tine public, and at prices to snt all.
fitted within short time past. and the proprietor
has made such arrangements as will enable him to
supply all orders from dealers families, with
whatever NAV be needed in his liae. He emplo, S
only the BEST WORKMEN. uses the purest mate
rails. and manufactures and imports every thug to
lie had the largest wholesale establls hments OF
the North A Il who wish To- make purchases VIII
The REFRESHMENT ROOM of this Saloon is
particularly inviting to the epicure. as he can there
obtain all the edibles of the season. served IN the
best manner. And the CIR Ms and JELL rs to
be found there are equaed nowhere else. Stran
gers should not leave the city without calling at
the st. Nicholas Saloon. ie lS-ts
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MARRIED,

! On The 18th inst. BY the Rev. Dr.. l.. Edwards.
| Mr.. f0nN T. NOR RIse. Of Richmond. 70 Miss
| county. Va
N. PstersbarE papers piease copy.
| On the 9th inst. by the lev Jas: A. Duncan. at
| Trinity Church, JOHN G. WALSH and EMMA
COWARDIN, both OF this city.
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A STONISHING TO ALL.-NAD.Ns

"A SELL. the celebrated As'roogIst, I. -,
me city, and Will remain a sew DAYS lo9,
She was born with natural rift IA :,
the events of life even your very thou ~
tell whether you are married or sings ,ra
many times you are 10 lie married; viii cans, a
~dy marriage. Sne has astonishcd ,hosssns,
her magic power. No gentleman ssih,,,.r
between Main and Franklin streets. n,.- 1,
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LOST AND STRAYED

7 OST-On MONDAY AFTERNOON. aq5 a.
- STONE MARTIN VICTORlNE. on a, 4,
Ath street. between Grace and Franklin The n
eIwill be suitably rewarded wy returning Il to \
ONCE. en-.
~ STOLEN.-From loa, K edmond
~ Logan's Bridge. Gooch!aHd couB,f m
~ 18th INST. n SORREL MARE. With N
face. and a small white spo, on the rght ilp :,
is of medium size and abou, seven yesr cd
will give a ibera reward 10 any one that v 4 !.
yer her To me st Ben Creek, or 10 any oek .wp
on the James River Canal.
fe 2l-2t' JAMES R. FHFLS
A) STRAIED-from A. pnls I'm
As~s two half grown. tan eoloreG H1js
PCPPIES-th larger one with q,
marks on his feet. A liberal reward will II "
for their delivery, or for am INFORMATION "
may lead to their recovery. A. DILL. IN.
lie ?t-3* At II. "a. bIDRELL'S :. lShocso' 8 :
STRAYF TUESDAT y
THREE Mt'LE>- one \ black rs
8 Mule. with a sofrel nose, cae nss
MN. coiorcd. and one a dark hay. Neyef .
broke. We will pay liberal rssr.
lett at our stable IN Sydney, or ANY lhiofmfi0
we can get them again.
fe 20-2tt WARWICK & BARKSDALl
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"a. Planeu,s R:ners.-This Celebrated

ia. Planett's B;ters-This Celebrated
Tonic has been used SUCCESSFULLY for the last twelve
years cases of Indigestion. Flatuleney. Cen
eral Debility, Nervousness, Sea Sickness. &C. &c.
They create healthy action throughout the
body, restore the appetite, equal the clrcula
ton give tone ard energy to the system, and
create power of resistance to disease rarely OBJ
tanned.
PLANETT'S BtTTERS
Are purely Vegetable and adapted to all ages and
conditions; are for sale by FISHER II WIN
STON, and by GIocers and Druggists generally.
Depot No. PA Pc tr street N. y.
FISHER Il WINSTON, Druggists.
fe IL 3m No. Us Main St.. Richmond.
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MRS. STEPHENS REP,

MRS. STEPHENS REPLY TO Victor HUGO
A letter from London says:
Mrs. Ann S. Stephens superb letter to
Victor Hugo made a profound sensation in
London. The London Spectator remarks =
AS piece of composition, it is the most re-
markable that ever came from the pen of q
woman"
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THE SOUTH ARMING.-The Tarboro' IN. c.
Southerner states that 81 $50 have been con.
tributed by gentlemen OF Edgecomb for the
purchase of arms to be placed in the hands of
the military Of that county.
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THE SlATH LECTURE before the
So YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSO-
CITATION will be delivered bv
OLIVER p. BALDWIN, ESQ.
In the Hall ofthe Mechanics Institute, on THU RS.
DA1 EVENING, February 3, 1860, at 8 O'Clock.
SUBJECT :-"Popular DelUs,ons."
Tickets Is cents. To be obtained at the Rooms,
the bookstores generally. Ladley ( Robinson 8.
Meade Bakers. OF Mr. Powers, at the Exchange
Hotel, and at the door. K. r. HOWISON.
te 2l-3t Chairman Lecturing Committee.
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rs Fine Arts.--A large assortment of
CLASSIC, ANCIENT and MODERN ENGRAV.
INGS. by the most distin uished masters, sucn as
Desnayers. Strange, Willie. Woollett, etc. etc,
among which will I've found the splendid
Guido--A URORA. Engraved by r. Morghen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ATION. Engraved ny
r. MOrg hen.
l.. Du Vlne-LAST SUPPER. Engraved by r.
MOrghen.
Correggio-M DALENE. Engraved by
Longhi.
And others of great merit.
Lovers of works of art are respectfully invited
to call and examine them at leisure. This cOec
ton, brcue Int here from Europe by Mr. Doth print
Sc Her. is ofe red for sale for q few DAYS only at
". V. SUNDBERG'S
Picture Frames Store, by MAN stieet.
fp 17-Stt
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WANTED.-25. 70 20 WOOD CUTTERS, to cut
w cord wood near the city
ia 9-ts GEO. WATT co,


ia &-ts GEO. WATT 4 co.
WANTED-FIffeen able Negro MEN, from
~ country service. to work underground at the
CARBON HILL MINES. No accident of serious
consequence To a single laborer has occurred IN
these Mines Tor seven years; and large advance
over surface hires will he paid for good men. ac
tory hands will not be employed on any terms. APP
Ply to Mr. RICH'D REINs. at the Coal yard, corner
10th and Cary sts., ut the Mines.
ia 2l-ts JOHN ]. WERTH, Agent
w COLORED HANDS, to work on Repairs OF
Road, between Richmond and Ashland. Apply to
WIN. N. BRAGG, Sup't.
Office r., F. and P. r. r. Co..
Richmond. 14th Jan'y. 1860. jal4--ts
WANTED-Ever body to know that | have
w commenced the manufacture of TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, and VALICES at No. 81, MAN
street. Richmond. where they can find a beautiful
assortment of Trunks. Valices, and Carpet Bags
Of eyerv style. at prices as low they can lie
bought in the Northern cities, both at wholesale
and retail. Trunks repaired and Covers made To
order. at the shortest notice.
de 23-6m JAMES KNOTS
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Hog CHOLERA.-This disease is raging ex-
tensively among the swine population in
Chambers and Autauga counties, Ala, and
quite a number of hogs had died of it, The
disease is spreading.
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THE WHEAT CROP.-The farmers living in
exposed portions of York River, Va, are com
planning Of the effects Of the recent heavy
winds, which have, in q measure, Frustrated
all the wheat growing in sandy soil.
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