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RI Steam Engine for Sale.--A splendid
PtKPENDICULAR ENGINE entirely new, IS
oe red for sale yer, cheap. II is 4horse power and
can be put any part OF a bu ding, being separate
from the eoiier, 1t is small, and will only occupy
Il space of SIX feet. This engine was built by II
master nachinist during leisure hours, and great
care has been taken with every part OF 1t. The
owner sells because he has no use for It,
Any further particulars will he furnishes by ad-
dressing. or on application To Mr.. c. H. WYNNE,
JOB and Book Printer, corner Main and l4th SITS d.,
where the nsine has been placed for exhibition
and sale fe i--dScWts
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rs Gems of Art, and Portraits worth Sc
curing and keeping, are the PHOTOGRAPHS OF
every size. in oil and water colors. executed at tho
Photographic and Fine Art GALLERY OF u. W. MIN.
Ambretypes copied and enlarged TO life size, if de-
sired, and colored IN oil colors. water coors, or
worked in Crayon. Also, AN BROTYPES All 4
plain PHOTOGRAPHS executed IN the highest
sty lie of the art
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HePoixing Hickman.

AeFoiZing Hickman.
The New York Express remarks that the Re-
publican journals do not do justice to North
srn pluck and backbone in making martyr
Of the switched HICKMAN; and in SO doing
they utterly misrepresent Northern spirit, soil
aud sentiment.
1.-THE Morrill, says the Express, "does not
light duels, for duelling, in Northern estima-
expect every man it sends to Congress to pro-
tect aud to defend his own person from con-
tumely, or assault and battery. The North
hopes that all its Congressman will talk and
Act, aud deliberate like gentlemen; but even II
they do not, as HICKMAN has not. they do not
expect them to submit to stoitchings. If u
martyr was made of nOn-resisting SUMNER,
tho martyrdom arose from the belief, that on
the floor Of the U. 5. Senate in the discharge
Of his duties, he was unfairly assaulted and
taken advantage OF, with no means of pro-
tecttng his person. But here, HICKMAN has
been sritehed in the open fields-it may be un-
Prsparedly,-but his proper place is before
EDNUHDsON in Washington, not home, heyois-
Sag in Pennsylvania.
"What 10 HICKMAN to do we are asked We
are not called upon to. reply, perhaps, further
than to say, men who tantalize, bully, and
fight whole sections Of country, as he has been
In the habit OF doing for eight weeks past. IN
Congress and out Of it, should be prepared, if
MOTOR the fight they provoke, for defence from
the night they are provoking. His proper
place, after being switehed, certainly. is not
Pennsylvania, there Dhinixg, but in Washing
ton, and before EDAUNDsON. A switching is
not q punishment for any white man to SUBJ
NIT to, especially such white man rs assumes
70 represent the Northern people. Whoever
In Congress-we may add-that submits to u
Southern switching, as general thing, de-
serves to be switched"
The Expyess undoubtedly takes the correct
view Of HICKMAN. He is the individual who
for some months, has been threatening the nine
millions Of the South with eighteen millions
OF Northern freemen. He is a disgrace to the
country, aud especially to his own section. 1t
would b most unjust and unfair to regard
him a. in any way q representative of the
sentiment or the spirit of the North Al.
though the Noxthern people, AS the Express
Observes, do not fight duels, there are no
Drawer people In the World. The history Of
all the wars In which this country has ever
been engaged, and OF the common Anglo
Saxon stock, from which both North and
Soute ~ descended, sufficiently proves that
fact TA3 masses Of the Northern people
espseislly the conservative masses-ought not
TO - pFejudiced by such men as HICKMAN.
The bsst men Of the North are rarely sent to
Congress, and the members from that section
are NO representation Of the average patriot
ism, honesty and decency Of the people. 1t is
principally adventurers, who can make an
honest living In NO other way, who 60 to Con-
grsss from the Northern States at this time,
whilst such men As EvxRkTT, CUSHING, FILL
MORE, O'CoNoR, and other eminent statesmen
and jurists, are ~ carefully excluded from
public honors rs II they were traitors, outlaws
and piIates.
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MARRIED.,

In Port Mayo Baptist Church. on l4th instant; by
Rev. |. L. Wallace. Mr.: MARSHALl; GAkIH-
RIGHT to Miss SARAH A. GILL, all OF hen
rico
On the 10Th INST, by the same, at the residence
of the brides father, ia Port Mayo, M hkNkl
of Samuel W. Jones. Esq, all of Henrlco.
On the 9th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Hooper. at tine
residence of the BRIDES father. in Hanover; n ISIS
ELLENSHELTON, TO MI. II. SOUTH
ALL, of Isle of Wight county, Va.
Va Wing and Enquirer please copy.
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DEATH.-The National 1ntelligencer con-
tains the obituary of Joseph Butler, who died
in Washington on the 18th instant, in the e9th
year of his age He is mentioned as being the
founder of the Richmond Whig
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The New York Tri6.se and the Cincinnati
Gssssss. two ran-mad organs Of Black Re-
pubsicanism, are pouring out their vials OF
abuse upon Hon. EDWARD EvxRETr, because.
IN late letter, he shows up the intense and
dangerous sectionalism Of their party. Abuse
from such sources - = high compliment. All
hat v nscessary to polish the laughed shield
Of Ar. EvsRsrr 70 the most spotless lustre.
y . few hard ruhs from the coarse hands of
sAsse kspuolican menials. Mr.. EyKpxrr saw.
sess "ths present state Of public affairs Is of a
vssy critical character" and that, while, in his
opsh'on, single election, even IL decided on
spoFsiy sectional basis. would not cause a
SEPARATION Of the States, "it seems to me
equally eertain that the Union cannot long
suhstst after the elections have permanently
assanea that character" This idea give.
oeeaee 70 ths 1sibsss and Ga site. but II IL ths
eonvistion Of ali The leadine conservative
ninds Of The eountry. When ths South shall
- treated b. future Administrations a a con.
4ssssd provines, and ofness dtstribsted ~ thew
now ass II ths House Of Representative, only
- men Of one section when the North shall
- - g0vesntag and tho South the governed
eeceo1, and when tts psece. property and life
aSe MI completely ~ The mercy Of Slack Re.
puhDtean Prosidenfs, ~ must b IN Idiot who
saDDos0 that tt Will make NO effort for self.
Deooevotlon.
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support Dossias. Il that your position =
{" Yes-nO-hear."1
will not vote for the resolution unless II
pledges tho party to the support Of the nomi-
nee Of the Charleston Convention. (Great
sensation and confusion.
Gen. Chapman.-I withdraw the amend
ment aud present the original resolution
tCheers and confusion
Mr.. Seddon.-I object to the withdrawal
The amendment is now before the Convention.
[Cheers.l e..-
Great confusion, and continuous cries OF
"Order" /. u uestion," Z" Seldom" Harman,' -
and "Clear the PLATFORM"
Member.-Mr. President, / call You to
order. II the Convention will not preserve
order, I would resign and leave the chair
At least one dozen members were on the
floor at the same time and for more than an
hour the excitement was kept up.
At twenty minutes t0 ii O'CLOCK, order was
partially restored-the resolution, as amended,
and substitu ute, were read, and the Secretaries
directed to call the roll.
The Secretaries commenced TO call the roll
Mr. Claybrook, from the platform, arose to
explain.
Mr. Tyler appealed to MIR. Claybrook to be
silent.
memter on the stand, suggested that all
the real friends Of Wise vote aye
Mr.. Tyler appealed to him to be quiet--re-
marking that there was more noise on the
stand than on the floor, or in the galleries.
The calling of the roll was resumed, until
the name of T. H. Skinner was called, when
he voted aye" and attempted TO give his rea-
sons for SO doing but the President decided
him TO be out of order.
The call was continued.
IL At the hour of going to press the call
ing Of the roll was proceeding. The result
will probably be known by 12 O'Clock, to-day.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
augusta (Ga) Races.
AUGUSTA GA, Feb. Is.
Second Day. Wednesday, Feb Is, J. T..
Purse. $500, three heats:
T. 7. w. Doswelrs Planet. ...... .........l l
o. P Hare's Red Eye flley: ;,, '2dr'
A close contest for two and half miles
when Planet took the lead and won by two
lengths, walking over for the second heat.
f. E. j.
nRIeHNG sUp THfs1 AsTFrRAcrIoN for our
ss sA$$$B Bs$ SSs$;: $sis this season.
D'a"assa NJ M M E E: :s::; S'$y
Expressly for this Theatre.} ~
FIX pressy for this THEATRE entitled
Expressly for this Theatre,\
or the %% %SSEEEE $sSS$:
%REsKEEs EEHEAASSSSS,} rsp,sts with
WRECKERS BEACON,I
dramatic Effects
and dramatic Effects
dramatic Effects
Thrilling Situations.)
Thrilling Situations. 1t has been
Thrilling Sltuatlons.> $3.50
Carefully DramatiZed
and will 10 (Careiuy Dramatized,
(Carefuy Dramatlzed,
Produced This EVENING" in conjunction with the
Produced This Evening" powerful
Produced This Evenng,l Drama OF the
iBROKEN SWORD.
Onr entire COMPANY appear }BROKEN SWORD.
in this (BROKEN SWORD.
6 AI4A ENTERTAINMENT
GALA ENTERTAINMENT To night
GALA ENTERTAINMENT
ia MoZIs ALBUMS. -
BLUE-EYEs AND BATTLEWICK
4 FINTEk'S TALE
Now being published IN the o,
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Correspondence of the Ri Imond Dispatch.
Affairs in Einc1Sfls

FINCAsTLE VA, Feb. Is.
The dizziness of business and the bad wealth
er have rendered our town more quiet than
usual for some weeks, and nothing now keeps
it alive but the military spirit, which has
never slumbered since the Brown foray. In
our county there are now four volunteer COM
panies. all organized since the late insurIec-
ton, before which there was not a single one.
A cavalry company has been lately organized
and have elected the following gentlemen as
officers Andrew l.. Pitzer, Captain Samuel
Meredith, LIST Lieutenant; w. A. Glasgow, I'd
Lieutenant DIR. +. +. Bower, Surgeon. They
all Intend unitorming in the uniform prescribe
ed by law, for the volunteer companies of the
State, and have never seen companies take as
much interest in improving themselves in
military tactics as these companies do. The
drum and fife are heard in our streets almost
every day. What IA grand display all these
companies will make at our next regular regi-
mental muster. Almost every man will be in
uniform, and what striking difference will
he seen between that muster and our last regi-
mental muster last spring, when none were
uniformed except two or three officers. Sue
cess to the companies-long may they live.
A CITIZEN.
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Ii Will he seen that about ons-half Of the whole
nuInbsr were sold in eleven months OF the last
c!easing il 10 evident that tho Sewing Machine bu-
sInSss will soon become one Of great importance
IN the manufacturing and mercantile community.
taIinE company, which had sold hut ,99l 1t the
enc OF the last quarter. have nov sold s. 000-an
we're 70 g on at that rate for fsw years should
20. ONLY nave one IN every family, tut each mem
hog or his own work, s' ~" y"
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kA PHOTOGRAPHS and AMBRoTyrEs, Of q supe
riOr quality, be obtained at al hours Of the day
and IN anS kind of weather, at Res Mammoth
Steam Gallery, Main street. near the Dispatch
Office. at prices ranging from Is cents to $25.-
Large size groups; in gilt frames or fancy cases at
reduced prices. sF ABILITIES for executing 500 por
traits daily. 1e l9-t9
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70 REMOVAL 1860
WILLIAM F. BUTLER 4 son,

" IMPoRTERs AND bEALERS IN
CHINA, EARTHENW WARE AND GLASS,
Have removed to No. 10 Pearl or l4th street, and
will open in all the month of February large and
choice stock of New Goods of their own importa
ton, received direct to this port. per ships Erie
and Alexander, and by the K ate Stamer and En-
dymion, via New York Also. from the Wheeling {,
Va, and Western manufactures. every descrip-
ton Of PLAIN, PRESSED and CUT GLASS
WARE; coal OIL and oher LAMPS. CAS-
TORS. LOOKING GLASSES and FANCY
GOODS which they offer to the trade OF North Ca
rolina, Virginia and Tennessee, as low as any
Northern jObbing house
Our Senior has been for the last Is wears i'm
porting China and Earthenware direct to this port;
and pledg ing ourselves to sell as low others we
respectfully ask the patronage of Southern mer
chants and the Southern public.
"a Store formerly occupied by W. s 6. Don.
nan. VIM. F. BUTLER K SON
fe lS-d&cwlm No. 10 Pearl or 18th street
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A1fUsElaEyvr.


T1GE CELEDRATED. m
BUCKLEY'S SERFN,
AND ETHIOPIAN BURrpsrnnDEk.
PROM $50 BROAD Wsv "a
Together with the dist,ngplshsdN NV Y1,,
&C., Donna. Arnetes
MISS JULIA Corr, 20
The only Cnmpany In exi.,soi.D
,r,.,, bC kLES tUt. OpISS .ast M.
VIII VISIT Richmond on or ahn.ssAs,
hCAkf. 1870. and gave a seris.' ihe It. ;.
entertainments, embracing VI tAer t
In ali ita varied iorrn-- HhLsf
VOCAL.
INSTRUMENTAL
BG KLEso T u, o 11s q BtGc5fiss
n. For further particulars nAs "
tisemen,s, posters, and proxramn iaiafs u.
CKANDCONCERr. -r',,,--oN i..,
o. ox.es A sra rhE THIRD BAPTIST cBr,.
=, On !, MoNbAY EVENING. -.
NJ. hEMMERER, assisted b, bsef y
MUSICAL ENrERr.yv,"A
For the benefit Of the Sabbath ssb:HsSr
vi mNE HONDRED AND FiPTy H.
Singing THIRTY DIPprppx "a
TO commence It ~, o'clock. HNi Fis1
Tickets =" cents-Childrea half n
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NEW BOOKS, &c.
OF NEW BOOKS.

BULLETIN OF NEW BOOKS.
WEST & JoHNsr6 Hs;s' Bsss st
EDGAR POE AND HIS cRlTIcs sam By s' Sarah
sai FIR f 95' HGGH 'f MILLER and Theo'stc
EsT X TGIaf q paSe: THINKS ss Conn
b.. D. F. F" r., s. Z. avoIs S. Zach SoIame sold
"Reminiscences S.h;e:EfNE OF RUFUS cHoArE, the
great American Advocate. BY Edward q.
THE fAr hsro M}h p SF fHE United STATES
OF AMERICA, from the Discovery OF the
Continent to the close the FIRST Session OF the
Thirty Fifth Congress. By j. H. Patton, A
LUCY CRoFToN. BY the author of Margaret
REcoLLEcTloNs AND PRIVATE MEMOIRS
OF WARRINGTON. b, his adopted son,
molr Of the author by his danghter, and Illus
,ra:ige and Explanatory Notes BY Benson J.
THE 81 hls sr'k?'' Of 81 HERoporus By George
The W.T. Tbf an tEP HfHkANT
Il rfySs + fp!aft N5F fTHGRsR
Of THE uSITEn STATES. VOL: 2 50. :.
Fac kfvas Or THE f Fl Is Es OF Bfk f AND
The GoE f# q IS e.. 5SR Nscs;sss K
pRfST T,th SSs,'at oa VIII AND HrNoR N
LIF Z AND TINES of Gen'l Sam. Dale, the Mis-
sisslppl Partisan. By ]. F. II. Claiborne. ii
Wills aI'l SiFsoedRrS in THE SOUTH; or, The Camp
Fires ofthe Everglades, BY Charles h. White
cAk assd p spokfs. g. fapd and Water
Guiding Incidents # Devl f SHIN Z. Wild Cat,
Deer and Bear huntins. b, Hon VIM. Elliott,
ANIMAL of Scientific Discovery. for the year
THE isS So6 = 4 News OF eop-sermou.. By ch,s.
LrF k:r n and Present. By Waiter
Thornbury. Illustrated sl
The AIQfIEb HEi r.: BY Miss Pardoe. 81 2s.
LIZIY GLENN;os The Trials OF a seams.ress BY
AL7FE- sTRuSGLE; B B. Mss Pardoe. Sig.
Books soon published.
Orders promptly attended to. felS-lt
TUE WAY TO HEAVEN Just read, this
THE WAY TO HEANyEN;on. PENITENT's
p Rev. Go E !1 T. 5!Si 8 Bookstore g.
fe Is 2t No. 81 Pearl streets.
CHOiCE BOOkS-
Tnh H2SHls kk2ESVfEs2roskf B. Nan s Ss;a
Lucy SRoFToN. BY the author of "Marsare,
LIFE IN SPAIN-Past and Present. BY Walter
ThonnhaIy' author Of Every Man His Own
TIE Ekl nPRRh iNb 81 rISs i OF GEN. SAMUEL
The HISTORY or fHE OLD COVENANT
The x65opffED HEIR. B, Miss pardoe. Cloth
HA sP1s i RS's GRiH Iii AND LATIN TEXTS
Cheap, accurate and elegant ed'tons Of the
Classics, for the use Of Schools and s'Iden.s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ Are you Insured The greatest advan-
tag es usual offered the public with regard t.
LIFE INSURANCE white persons and slaves.
Also, FIRE INSURANCE upon erery desertption
Tshsd GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE, Pearl
street, opposite John N. Gordon and next to r. u.
Eacho.
The best companies represented, and all losses
promptly paid.
Hours OF BUSINESS from to o'clock; and from
to clock, dally. G.. K. BRICkEN,
fe 1S-lm General Insurance Agent
EA.I have on hand, belonging to the esta te
excellent CHEWING TOBACCO, tihornton's
CanteopeJ some of it three wears old Those IN
want OF something really nice. will q" well to call
fe 1876 Admir- of N. II. Thornton. decd.
KN Fine Arts:-A large assortment OF
CLASSIC. ANCIENT and MODERN ENGRAV.
INGS. by the most distngu shed masters sncn as
Dssnaye1s, Strange, Vile. WooIlett. etc, etc.
among which will he found the splendid
Guido-AU RORA. Engraved by X. MOrghen.
Raphael-TRANSFIGU RATION. Engraved ny
X. Morghen. - - .
CoIreggio-M DALENE. Engraved by
Longhi
Raphael-LO SPASIMO. Engraved by Toschi.
And others of great merit.
Lovers of works of art are respectfully invited
to call and examine them at leisure. This collec-
ton broug hit here from Europe by Mr.. Uoti, print
seller, is offered for sale for 3 few days only at
~. V. SUNDBERG'S
Picture Frames Store, 209 Main street.
fe 17-6t*
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TJOROUCHHEED STALLS
r FOR SALE OR RENr.--fhe 80

AArk FOK YALE OK KIM .'-' ~ =
on which reside, containing si@irsa
@ OF highly improved Land, about w. ~
East of Richmond, on the road lead ns !, 'lT -
formerly owned b, MAJOR b CHRISTINE -.
recently by Or. CHRISTIAN. Ihe i@piu'.s', :.
consist of u DWELLING HOUSE, eosg cons +
SIX rooms. one Negro Quarter. SAoas q y,
large Barn. ~ feet square, stables C"'a - -
Cart and Cow Sheds. ami Il well ol as "'
as there is IN the county. ,t.s
The Dwelilns House IS IN grove 81 -. ~ :
hickor, trees. ANY person Nisu'hs " ''''
Will he Shown he place st any tine.
The terms will be accommoo stag H. "a
Itit is not sold by the 10Th oil haieh. :, oct
It 10 a good tenant on moderate terms, aa1 ".
sion given as soon AS desired rs ssA -" I
To a Marge, Garden. Apply . ne sl 9'ei
ing f psn,s HenrcO coasl
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"a STOP THE THIEF !-S25 REWARD.
e8 will give the above reward for the appre-
Nhenslon OF \ free boy by the namesof WIZ
N LIAM EARLY. who answers to the nick
Asname of CREED. He has been living with
me for the past month. He is q bright mulatto ;
FIVE feet ten inches high; bushy hair, aud good
looking: worked as hrakesman on the mail train on
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. He is
probably making his way East or West.
~ Conductors on the South Side Railroad and
Orange and Alexandria Railroad. will please look
out for him. w. C.. HEWETT,
fe lS-4t Libavty Va
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RAN Extensive BUsINKss.-We published =
few Weeks since q statement OF the number of
SEWING Machines which had been made and
sold BY the manufacturers Of the various good
machines all of which work under Howe's Patent,
The almost incredible number sold during the
wear 1859, and in ALL up to Nov. LIST, 1852 il as fol-
lnMa
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8ittubah 4ispattt,


D NonvU69 AMD PonTaNOUrA Aonagf
PoFUoNs defining - subseribs 70 the OAS-
PATCH either In Norfolk or Portsmouth,
CA - sappiied By leaving their order: Win
TnosaA& D. WIsn, Periodical and News Ageat
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A STONlSHING To ALL.-NADANLR
"A SELL. the celebrated Astro!oslst, q a.,
the city, and will remain Few DAYS oe.,,
She was born with u natural aft "a /, ,
the events of liie-even your very housa,,
tell whether you are married OF sjnsIe and Ii
many times You are to be married. vii e9r.s q :
dy marriage. she has astonished ,hol.Sats.
her magic power. No gentleman admitted n
EpDlNs' Boarding House, 18th or lioysrnai az.
between Main and Franklin streets. o. asa
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"a We would call the attention of the public to
the advertisement Of MIR. A. J. REED. He has Just
arrived in our city with q superior lot OF NJ I'll Els,
from Lexlnston. Ky. Will remain only a few ia g..
Call at X. BlaDAinShps Stable, Franklin Ut.
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HA Books
Nv. RANDOLPH. III Main street, wholesale
and retail dealer in BOOKS, STATIONERY, and
MUSIC.
Large stock of LAW. MEDICAL and SCHOOL
BOOKS, always on hand
BOOK BINDING IN every variety at short no
tice lie H-2t
EA Removal knowles Il WaliOrd have
removed to $50 NJ ain street, house formerly occu-
pied by q. d. ale Co. lie lf-5t
nA Planetts EitterS. This Celebrated
Tonic has been used successfully for the last twelve
years cases Of Indigestion. Flatulency, Cen
eral Debility, Nervousness, Sea Sickness. &c, &c.
They create a healthy action throug hont the
body. restore the appetite, equahze the clrcuia-
ton. give tone and energy to the system, and
create power OF resistance to disease rarely OBJ
tanned
PLANETT'S BITTERS
Are purely Vegeta Bile, and adapted to all ages ard
coz ditlous; are for sale by FISHER Il WIN
STON, and by Groeers and Druggists generally.
Depot No. PA Pc ,ri street. y. y.
FISHER Il WINSTON, Druggists.
fe ll-3n No. l25 Main ST., Richmond.
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HA Great Barsains-Until First of March.
PERKINS Il CO., No. l4l Eagle Square. Main st.,
are now selling off
Best English and American PRINTS at 10 cts.
Rich DRESS SILKS and Sll4K ROBES.
Rich French DE- Els and ROBES.
VALENTiAS, POPLINS and MERINOS.
CLOAKS ana SHAWLS
Rich LACE MUSLIN and CAMBRIA SETS.
At and bslotC cost, tok cash, TO reduce stock
y3-lm
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EA MOZIs ALBUMS

"a MozIs ALBUMS. -
4 WINTERS TALE.
Now being published IN the -
SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER.
SUBSCRIBE. SUBSCRIBER!
6,
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sr LADIES' SALE AND SUFFER-
D(s1a The Ladies OF the First Baptist Church
will hold SALE and SUPER IN the basement
of that Church. beginning ON MONDAY evening
next. and continuing all the week-'he object of
which Is to support Missionary at Rockets.
The public generally invited to attend.
te lS-3tt
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.
NEGROES FOR HIRF.-

NEGROES FOR HlRE.-
~ Two good D. NfNG ROOM MEN;
One DITCHER;
Common LABORERS;
A plain COOK;
One HOUSE WOMAN;
Several good DRIVERS and OSTLERS.
LEWIS Hill,
fe l7-3t ilth street, near Post Office.
NEGROES FOR HIRE have two very su-
~ perior COOKS; four genteel HOUSE GIRLS;
two FARM HANDS, and n No. l BOY. salt abie
for the dining room or to wait IN an office. For
terms, &c, apply to no. b. LYME,
Agent for Hiring out Negroes, Nc.
fe l7-tsl Office IN basement Metropolitan Hall.
tNOR HiRt:-A GIRL, about IL years Of age.
y well grown. she accustomed 10 general
HOUSE WORK. WM. WALSH.
fe I5-ts No. 43 Mans street.
I,OK HlRE-Four HOUSE GIRLS, and five
j. MEN, who will answer for Drivers or Farm
Hands. fe 5-tsl X. CAUrHOkN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-18

H..The United Savings Bank, HenriCo.
receives deposits. upon which interest is paid at
the rate OF per cent per annum upon all SUMS re-
naming six months, or longer, and per cent. pei
annum for shorter period Office No. 10 Main
street. JNO. NETTIES, President.
TROS. l.. ID. WALFOkD, Sec'y.
ia l2-3m JAMES l., PORTER, Trea'r.