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DEATH OF A CENTRNARIAN.--The Winches
ter (ya) Republican records the death Of Mrs
Margaret Hverhart, who mad attained the age
OF centenarian. being Que hundred years, tel
mon tbs and six days old She had been a mem
Der OF the Episcopal Church Tor more than So
ysuty wears.
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Tae LATE r.RrH.,rAke.-The earring make

TIE LATE EARTH .UAke.-The earthq uake
which disturbed Rhode Island and froyi-
dence Plan taiions last Friday evening, ap-
pears 10 have crossed the line and shaken the
Old Bay State q little. The shock was feit at
Someryille, and also at SaugGs. In the latter
place ii was observed about quarter pas
eight O'Clock and was sufficiently strong 10
shake the doors and windows q houses, and
triShten some OF the people.
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4aeS..pSss IREBCEE OF kEESfEt st a
go meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF the
Bar X If Virginia, held az Inc hankins mouse IN
Richmond, December 2rh, 1860, The following pre-
mousiy adopted:
It haying pleased Almighty God 10 remove from
the sphere OF his usefulness san j. " AKIN, Esq,
for many years the Cashier 0t this Bank, we, the
Board Of Directors o. the Bank, deemlnZ u proper
10 pans on our record some evidence of eur appTa
claon Of his services as officer and his virtues
man. do resolve.
=, That N the death OF SAM NAB, ftsg me
able. Jealous efficient and faithful OH ger, one VITO
for has tischaTg ed every duty u his respOn-
Sihls post with honor to himself and 70 Inc entire
Satisfaction OF those III whose service lie was
Tnat IN the death of Mr.. MARX this community
has lost valuable CIT cen. III honest man, "A "Chr-
teous and ohlglng gentleman.
That the Board Will attend MS funeral IN body
That the assistant Cashier record these proceed
ings in the minute book, forward copy OF them &c
the memlfrs Of The family Of the deceased, and
publish thsm IN the papers al TINS city ue Io--lL
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b. Christmas Holidays. "a
HEADQUARTERS OF SANTA CLAUS.

HEADQ UARTERS OF SANTA CLAUS
ANTONrS ST NICHOLAS SILICON.
EVERYTHING NEW RICH AND SPLENDID.
ANDREW ANTONf respectfully informs the
public that he has Just re6tted the ST. Nicholas Sa
loon, Main street, next door to Exchange Bank,
ma king IL in every respect a most magnificent es,
adjustment. He has on hand q vsry large stock OF
everything pertaining to the Confectionery bust
ness, including
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY.
FRUITS. both native and foreien; CONF &c
TlONERI of his own manufach re, of every Kind
and of unsurpassed quality
FANCY ARTICLES
for holiday presents-a splendid assortment; TOYS
FIRE-W ORKS
of the best manufactures; Preserves Jeilles, Cakes
and other articles in that line in short, every del
icacy required for -
PARTIES, WEDDINGS,
and other gala occasions; fresh NUFS.ORANGES
FIGS; BON B0NS and SWEETMEATS of the
most tempting desert ptlon and every article he
found in first class Con fectonery Store.
Fl ne stock of TO BACCO and CIGARS
The young folks will remember the Headquar-
tiers of Santa Claus.
"a Country orders promptly attended 70.
ANDREW ANTONl.
French Confecrouer,
de 7-lmGf) Next door above Exchange Bank.
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RELIGIOUS AND CHARITABLE REQUESTS
Augustus White, formerly resident of South
Hadiey, Mass, lately deceased. left property
valued at $4,000, situated mostly in New York
and Michigan. He made the following be-
quests to benevolent purposes American
Board of Foreign Missions, ~, 500, American
Home Missionary Society, Il, 5uG; American
Bible Society, 81, 500; American Education
Society, 81 500; American Sunday School
Union, $500; American Society, 1000; Or
phan Asylum Society, Utica, SSU0. Total,
-tuUJu
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SENTENCED. VIM. MuIligan, the distin.
guished New York "pug," was sent TO the
State Prison, Saturday, for four years, for
drawing pistol on policeman. Before his
departure from the Tombs he was married to
" Bell Lewis" a. notorious courtezan of the
city. she accompanied the unhappy pug on
his railroad route to Sing Sing. "Suchi is Zone
kiAd Otl lfe.n
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THE Hoe CHoLERA-One house in Lafay
cite, Indiana, has lost 400 hogs by the cholera
this season, and the disease still prevails ali
along the Wabash.
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A TALL WoMAN.-The Boston Courier
chronicles the arrival in that city, from New
York, on Tuesday last. of woman eight feet
TO weigh upwards of five hundred pounds.
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THE Two PoET ELECTORS Among the
Republican electors are two poets whose
names possess an undying fame. William
Cullen Bryant and John Greenleaf Whittier
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rps-ts pE6l TN faesiaV nyt.eha.. t..
HT. jeHrf,h kinEspnry, posisns.tsf a. Ea.i
foseeY2i, Mas. vas found dead i'm MS ~ 81
snprsssa - ssss sssar ssiisa ss his a.ssss -
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ALL HAVE Nor REsIGNEp.-In the Blue
Book, 3el South Carollnidns are set down as
receipting the United States pay rolls for diff
terent services. Nine only have resigned, and
these designations are TO take effect on the ith
Of March next.
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srcryss,cn6encs - ma kiohmon Dispsssh.


n SUFFOLK. VA, Dec. eth, fre0.
Yesterday afternoon, little boy was seen
going around through the town, juggling 4
small bell, and holding a card In his hsnd.
which con aimed a notice, (onr way OF calling
n public meetine.) The card invited the citi-
gems TO assemble at night al the Temperance
Hall htc consider matter OF vital importance
TO them
The meeting assembled, when 1t turned out
that the Mayor had received letters and other
Information, i'm piicating three men, brothers,
from Railway, N. j., and who have been resi-
ding here for several years IA blacksmiths and
wheel wrights, with aboiitionism, and proba-
bly, with the underground railroad.
After freely expressing It's indignation. the
Meeting "resolyed I" That the persons accused
should change their residence-one OF them
immediately, and the other two by the first OF
January next. This is allowed them to settle
up their business; meantime they VIII be
closely watched by "a secret committee OF
ten" s
Thus he ball moves. The one above refer
red TO goes THE afternoon by the Seaboard
Railroad. The greatest regret Is that these
persons are quite largely indebted TO several
of our citizens and Will not be able to pay.
The child burnt ut the recent fire has since
died. TODD.
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PERRY MoNUMENT.-The medallion scene
OF the battle ON Lake Erie fell from its place
on the front of the Perry Monument, Satnr-
day night or Sunday morning, and lays in
pieces al the foot OF the statue.-C!erslasd
Lenisf.
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80. MissIoN CHapEL EAIR-Th,

sa-aSs MISSION CHAPEL FAiR.-The
- LADIES of CENTENARY and other
Methodist Chnehss Of the city, will hold THIS
WEEK, at the NJ &c HANGS INSTITUTE, conf
mencing THIS EYENiNC. a FA IR and FEAST,
for the purpose ci raising means to brld Chapel,
on Marshal street, near buchanan g Spring.
It is very many years since such su appeal 10 the
public has been made by, the MethoGIsts Of the
city, and as larl,e number of OR NAMEN
and USEF Ill ARTICLES will be offered for sale,
a LIBERAL announcement is anticipated. The
Christmas holidays are at hand. and ladies' and
gentlemen can supply themselves with presents
for their little and large friends:
table well supplied with REF RESHME
will be spread day and night for the acc0mmoda-
ton of visitors.
All interested Will .pleaae send or, bring their
contributions to the Hall during the day.
The MANAGERS earnestly invite the CO operation
of ell tie Metiodlsts o. me city ana Viclnage and
solicit The attendance OF The good people Of the
town generally.
The Fair room viii be well lighted and warmed
every evening, and viii be open for visitors during
the day. de3-ts
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LARGE CARGO OF CoTToN.--The NJ obile Ad-
yertiser, of November IS, says;
The ship City of Brooklyn cleared yesterday
for Liverpool, with cargo OF 4,7G3 bales of
cotton, weighing 1887 0l6 pounds and valued
at s222 ,e34 %. This exceeds any previous car
&c of the season by I54 bales, and in weight by
1916 pounds, bur i'll value owing 10 the de
cline in prices falls short of the cargo of the
Rocklight, which was worth 1898 800 81
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gs-,> ara NESTING OF Tar

a Z h Va - T. 4 ~ u or 4 - 4
Gs>-Saa Cheers and Clerks Of the Bank of Yir-
gina, held SATURDAY evening, II J MILLER. Esq
vas called 20 the chair, and K. I. TAYLOR re-
7uested - act a. SocrCtayYl
The following preamble and resolutions were
then presented and unanimously adopted:
HhsreGS 1T has pleased Almighty HOd, IN HIS
all-wisp Providence, 70 remove from oar midst
Mr.. SAMUEL MARX. late Cashier oi this Bank
and, whereas, we desire TO testify our high appre-
citation of his many sXceiencles as an oiloer. and
Of his many virtues us It private citIzen and
friend: therefore,
ETScirtd. Ist. That we bow with submissive re-
yefeuce 70 this affective dlspensatlon o. Divine
Providence.
Resolved, I'd That in the dsath of Mr.. MAHx
We feel thar this institution has lost an able and
efficient officer, ard We q true and sTmpathiZlng
friend.
Rtsoired. 81. That We will ever cherish with
pleasant recoilectIons the sentleinanly bearing Of
Tie deaeasad-li5 uniform courtesy and polite
ness his Kindness OF heart his afablty, and the
deep interest ne to0k in whatever Ieated TO our
KtSolrsd, 4th. That ne viii in body attead
his funeral and wear the usual badge Of mou-n-
Ing for thirty days.
Rs<olrtd, 5th. That these proceedings he pub
ished in the daily papers OF th;s city. and copy
sent to the family Of the Diseased
Il. MILLER. Chairman.
X, I, EAFtuR, Secretary. i9 !a-it
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WAITE s.

w 'YouTH from IL 10 10 years Cd. t. ss.s. on a
sMal, marset farm sbous "a mics from Hica.
Vel reoemnens.d or honest on. ssd 'I
snch good home may e Secured; Apply on snt.
stable OF GEo; j. Egsssr. Esq on 18th street,
bs. s. &c Franklin and 6race.to v.uur,
WANT D-EvERYBopY TO KNOW Il
w have placed in the hands Of HAYES r Sur
ron all Claims due me and Mrs Anna PARIS
Trustee. with directions to bring aunt unless they
de io-at WILLIAM NJ. PARR
WANTED-BOARD. with a furnished r ON.
w for gentleman and hls wife; with private
dress stating terms, &C., I II ;" Richmond
WANTED-A smart young GERMAN LAD.
w aged sixteen to attend in a Toy Store. Ap-
ply to Temple of Fancy, Nam street, three doors
above 9th. de lots
WANTED-SIX MEN to CUT WOOD. A
w good p,,ce viii he given; Also,a Man to at
''nd a "iLA DAIRY A'''SM MINIS . Co.
de s-3t Corner Main and "a streets.
MANTED-A GARDENER for 1851. enc ac-
w quaInted with the cultivation of Hnwers and
vegetables, and can act a. 4 g. Az
w PAINTERS, to work at CragsviDe,. on the
Central Railroad. Coed wages paid, ard fare out
work given. Coarse hands preferred. Apply i'm
medlately, or come out to my work.
de 7-3tF JAMES r. BOWER, Agent
WANTED-sIGHT EXCHANGE on Bllti-
w more. philadel phla and New York
ALSO-6OLD and SILVER. for which the high
est rates Will be paid, X. II. MAURY & co
w ANTE D-TO T-ImmedlateIy. a
w HOUSE, on Shookoe Hill, suitable for o.
small size family, containing three or four 80
rooms. | VIII pay the rent by the year. quar- ek11
terry, or by the month 81 II may be required. Ad-
dress Nj. Dispatch once. de 66t'
lVANTED-A MALE PROFESSOR OF MU-
w SIC, to take charge Of the Musical Depart
freesboro'. N. c., the 221 February next One
who can teach the Modern LANGUAGES, as well ax
Music. would ably be preferred. We should
be pleased 10 receive applications from Professors
OF Modern LANGUAGES, rs Il u probable we shall
need one the ed FEBRUARY. Those applying Will
please state their place Of birth, age, whether
married or single, qualifications. religions failh,
and salary. Address Rev. ID. =. WILLS" Pres
ident Murlressboro'. n. q. de3-ts
yTASTED.-TfME BILLS ON NEW YOR
w wanted By KENT, PAINE i co.
no A-tS
MTANTED-'Fo solicit call from all persons n
w want Of TRUNKS, ut the RICHMOND
manufacturing every sty le, from the common up
TO the most superior r On FRAN +: ALL
LEATHE Z TRUNKS, LADIES' FRENCH
TRUNKS. &c. All sold at manufacturers prices,
at No, 81 Nam St, in Saddle and Harness Store,
a. IS s a0 ~ no II Il -''Np JAMES KNOTS.
ATASTED-To solicit call from ali persons
w DESTROYS of making suitable Christmas pres
ents. at POWERS Drug Store where NAV be
found many useful as we'll as ornamental articles,
at very low prices. Cornsr Main and 10Th ST..
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EA- 1c60....."December 1860. ga

A-fc60.. december 9Th. 1850. ga
SPECIAL SALE
n P0R ANT OTICE.
T.R.PRtCE & CO, with the view of closing
ont some departments of stock. will during the
present month, offer, at n great sacrifice, q large
lot Of egant
SILKS and SILK ROBES.
CASHMERE and VALENCIA ROBES,
NOUS AIMS and MOUSLAIN ROBES,
VELOURS and VELOUR ROBES,
And many other DRESS GOODS.
Most Of these goods are req! French, and are 10
be sold oertalnly-to which the particular atten-
ton of the ladies' - called.
They have, also. an 5egsnt line of CLOTH
CLOAKS and ARABS. ladies' FURS, in Veto
RlNET. MuFFN. CUFFS, &c; Long SHAW LS,
STELLA SHAWL& &c, &c, all of which they
are disposed to sell of very low
To prevent confusion, the FIRST named job lots
will he shown upon the second floor.
dc 6-5t THOS. L. FRICE & co.
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GIhTER, ALVEY y ARENTs,
ANTS Tmportars and Johh~r. MAIN o
4 r LEWIS DRY GOODS sTOREtht

n loving CHEAP Goods can now he found: Yard
wide Cnbls ached Cotton at So cents. worth l0
cents; fine Unbeached Cotton at So cents, worth
10 cents; Caheoes for making spreads az "a and So
cents: fine rish Linen at 90 cents. can't he hal
elsewhere for sPs than rs cents: White and Co
iored NJ arssilles Bosoms at las cents, worth lisa
cents; Union Linen Bosoms at 1915 cents, worth
lS5l cents; pure IRISH Linen Bosoms IT rs cents,
worth 371s cents; Grass Linen Handkerckiefs At rs
cents worth 30 cents; and various other goods, Gil
of which Will be sold equally as low.
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IS. The Holiday Style
OF SILK HAT,
Has Just been received at
BINF0RO'S HAT STORE,
SO MAIN STREET.
This is the Eery latest style Of HAT that Is is
sued, between the regular Fall and coming Spring
style
NORTH CAROLINA NOTES taken at par,
when five dollars 8nE upwards are invested.
de 1 et
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yA tie STOCKHOLDERS 0F. I Il h
MANCHEsTEk cQIto1&v mp Mp W9oL NAN n.
Exchange Hotel, on SATURDAY, the 18TH De-
cem0er. az Il O'Clock. VIM. H. POW Frs, Ag't.
lot
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RAZOR SaIe-A Counter, admirably adapt
ed for a grocery or any like business II is IS feet
in length. with q complete set of DRAWERS,
GLASS CASES, &c. Apply TO
MAULE WOODSON.
de 3 D. No 8, under Exchange Hotel.
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IrCoxoMy oE TINS AND MONEY

II UVkK , NUAKTS ot q beautifully transpa-
rent CrgStGH,R6 JtAB may he Hgada with one pack
age of "SPARKLIN6 GELATlNE." costing Only
Is cents-eggR and boring dispensed with. Every
house keeper should procure a supply Of this sJela
tine, with our improved drcotiong Jelly is one
of the most healthfa and delicious desserts that
can be used.
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ARRIVED,
Schr. Esxal!, Winters, New York, mdze,, D. It
". CUrre
SchT. Horizon, Jarvis, Albany, lumber, r. Il
WhitlOck Il Son.
Schr. D.. K Hopkins. James River, wheat, S.
McGruder's Sons.
Sohr. Star. Eastern Shore, potatoes, A. Mills
paugh.
SAILED,
Steamship Virginia. Kelley, Philadelphia, mdze.
and passengers, c. Z. CardoEG.
Steamer Bclv'dere, Keene, Baltimore, ndre.
ard passengers. D n W Currie.
Schr Jonas Sparks, down tho river light.
Schr st. Cloud, Gwstuey, Smithfe,d. md>e.
Sloop New Packet. q gay. SmlthGd, mGze.
PROVIDENCE, Dec SID. schr. Fair Dealer,
Norfolk. sth- SID, sckr. Leading Breeze, Raj
pantoCs.
FtoderickssbuTg., Ard schr. Rotten. NoTtolk.
Norfolk and sailed l5tn TOR Geno9.
LIvgRrooL. Nov. 2o-Sl'd, ship Morning Star,
Mckenzie, City Point, Entered ldg., 2lst, khlp
Swinsmunse. Lane. Hampton Roads.
PHlLApELrHI.. Dec. Z Cpd, steamer City OF
Richmond RICHMOND; schfs. May Ann, Norfolk
NofFoIS, Dec. ARID. sonr. c. ftadden
Richmond. Cid, schr. Ann Piokerell, Richmond,
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CASH PURCHAsERs or CLOTHING

- Fine Business Salts; Fine Plaok Dress SUITS;
Ceshmere, 81 IL and Velvet Vesfs:FHncy CassimsTe
Pants; Frnck OyeT-Coats; UFer-saekF, and the In
vernsse Cloak. All Of the sfove goods are made
after the ates' reported fashlous Also, a full
stock OF Ties, Jliars, Socks, Shirts, &c. Al for
cash. Inducements oiiered. Carr ents made ~
order by measure IRVING HULL, hA't.,
% Main, corner Ia = St. next TO
D. -. IT,, H.
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LIIOR,Cto EACTORY EIXruREN.-For

i sale, or Accommodating terms, complete set
Of FIXTURES Tor the Manufacture ot tobacco
amOng which - Goemsn Musser PRESS,
with the use nf which hys screw men Gan press
the work of twenty twlstsrs. The Press can be
seen operation at the factory, sou tbGast cGTneT
OF Cary and 22I streets.
Se 6-eud2V J. D. BLAIR.
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TOYS. FANCY GOODS. &2.

SOUTHERN TOELET. .,
> FANCY AND fhMILY SOAPS, AND
PERFUMERY sNUFACTORI.
NJ. q R n,
18th st.. bet. Franklin and Grace, Richmond, Va
This 10 tie only esta6 shment IN the Southern!
from the raw material, and war rant them TO he
equal to any manufactured at the North or I'm
ported from Europe. The community at targe are
RESPECTFULLY invited to test their quality The
prices are lower than any others IN TINS countr,
de i0-6tF
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HOSIERY. HOsIERH Just landed, {
s,oo0 doz. ladies', GTsIoN ROSE. all qualities
1000 a. Msses' 80 80 al sizes ana
qualities;
tiles;
Also, 1000 dox. l.. C. HDKF5. ell grades.
All of which We offer to the trade at q small sd
vanoe upon cost of Importation.
GINrER, ALVEY \ ARENTs,
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ENkE III 81 TT EK.
l. strictly prime fresh Orange county BUTTER
for IS cents,
Prime Goshen BUTTER, for rs cent?
Good COokin< BUTTER. from Is - - cts.
Receiving fresh, twice y weeA-
25Dl' 5. Mountain BUCKWHEAF.
Tried + Each rs and APPLES.
White HomIpV BEANS
BLACK Eyed PEAS.
WI iit VINE for Jelhes
For sale wholesale and retail hy
J. \. ROBERTSON,
Ge film Cor. Governor aud Franklin SITS
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aaANh cBnLIIHNCn.
PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER

High Water shis deg afo.dag)3 e'eIesl.
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HA- Southern Savings Bank
CHARTERED BY THE LEGfSLATURE.
WHOLE JOINT FUND PLEDGED FOR DE-
POSTS.
OFFTCE-159 Main street, az The store Of ndts5"S
j. Fickien.
7OFFIcERs.-P. T. Moore. President; w. 4.
Jenkins. Secretary; !. b. Watkins, Treasurer
DIrectors-T m. Ira Smith, ). r. Rsgnau!t, 4. 3.
Samuel, Geo. !. Herring, J. II. F. Mayo, T. B.
Price.
This in.tit"tion, which has been in successful
operation for several years, receives deposits of
money IN small or large sums, and pays tE5 inter
est taanualty, if desired J at the rate OF six yer
cent. per ennuUl, il TeIa'nIug on Geposit6 months,
and PSF cent. Tor shorter periods. de 3-lm
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T'hE MOST economical and quickest way OF
L making the finest Crystalline Jelly - to buy =
psckase of Pure 6elstiue, for twenty i've Gems,
with which are simple printed dlrectlohsi lot
makiug three Quarts or more oil delicious, GEAR,
CRYSTALLINE aud transparent JelT,wlthont bolhrg,
using eggs. strainlng, or clarifying IN any way
IL mar be M ade without trouble, IN few minutes,
and ~ we'll in the parlor or ehamper as In the
kitchen. For sale by ,,,, -,
Nam and 9Th SITS, sign of Red Mortar.
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N0TICE.-EUGENE CARRINGTON,
~ LUMBER DEALER,
Corner Franklin and 18th streets.
ALWAYS on hand. n fine assortment OF:
WHITE PINE. BLACK WALNUT. MAHOG-
ANY, CHERRI, POPLAR. OAK. HICKORY.
ASH. MAPLE and nUTTONW GOD.
Virginia, North Carolina and Florida PINE.
SCANrLIHG of all sizes
SHINGLES. bkVHS and GARDEN RAILS,
JUST RECEIVED, nice lot OF inch BOARDS
and / inch FLOORING. de 6-Im
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light, LIGHT. I.IGEr.-Gas Chandelier

II Kerosene OH thandellers, z, 5, and bufn-
ers; Kerosene Gil Lamps of the newest styles,
lust received and for SEie low by
STEBBINS, PULLEN CO..
or IA and HFoaI
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Oe BBLS. PRIME NEW ORLEANS MO-
OO LASSES, Just received. For sale by
de 4-lw DUNLOP, MOkCURE h co.

de 4-lw DUNLOP, MONCURE co.
EMEMBER, UNCURREST MONEY
n OF EVERY STATE IN THE Union RE
RY DESCRIPTION. Prices reduced 20 suit the
present great monetary and political crisis. The
panic no. at hand must he met | am, therefore,
disposed to oaeT tue whole oil my valuabe stock
OF Dry Goods IL any sacrifice from the orig pai
cost for cash only. ReoJlle9t, have no price for
specie or uncurrens hank notes. Ny friends snd
customers would do we'll TO avail themselves OF
this opportunity 10 buy some OF the cheapest Dry
Goods ever oiiared a the State of Virgins. Can
at the house of trade Of
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sERvANTs FOR HIRE & SALE

A NO, ! CARPENTER FOR sALE.-w4
- a hsVe Tor pTivote sale, likely NEGRO MAN
Wyears OF age, who IS a No. ICARPENTERi OF
good MOI 81 character, and sold for No fault.
9Ppy 20 PuLBfAM 4 CO.,
oc Is-ts Odd Fellows Hall, Franklin ct
Coon FOR sALE.-we have nor safe A yonnz
nE6Ro WOMAN, aged twenty years. she Is
an No. Bread Meat and Pastry Cook, and goof
asher and lroner.
PULLIAM 4 Co. Auots
sel5-ts Odd Fellows Hall. Franklins.
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AMUaEMaNTa.
NEW MICH MoyD TaE.r

KUNKkLh IOXLEY. ..Lsssses and Mans,.,.
/. b. PEAJBiPS. ...........-.-. .Stags MAE.
-------------x- 7T''
Fscond week or the Triumphant sngazensa, #
the c. N,s6rai1d AgsfiG,n pcg1E;dp!a9s's sos
Who W ill appear this
M0EbAY EVENING. Dec. 10Th.
In HIS great ch1rac,er of
NEWMAN NOGGS,
in q peculiar adsptat ton from niekins' e,Isbx.,..
CH0LAS NICK LEBY
Also, IN the glorious comic character OF
TOBIAS SHORTCUT,
in the Laughabie ExtravaEanzl of The
SPI f RE.
CALT'S STAT Il
THOMAS JEFFERSON,
JOHN w. DAVIES
MARBLE WATERFRONT
o,,,ae,,o., MHCHANiCs' INSTITUTE
years. 10 Cents 70 ass9i.s
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10NaHAHK ACADEMY.

N1TaCE All persons indebted tn the late
~ firm Of j. C McCARTHY Co, ny note boId'
open account or otherwise. are requlred 10 MAKE
PAYMENT To the undersigned, as Receiver, ap-
pointed BY the CiTcalt Court OF TIE CITY OF R'ch'
mond, In the case OF Rag land vs., ncCarthY,
de 81 and Receiver
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M VI. GOTZE, No, 100 Broad street, between
~ 9Th and 6tn manufacturer Of STEAI QE-
FINED, FRENCH, and FANCY CANDl rs, u
al! descriptions. who esale ami retail. ana dealer
il FANCY GOODS, TOYS, FOREIGN FRUITS,
and CIGARS, of every variety, respec fully in
vites the pu6h5 20 ecamine his new and beautiful
stock City and county merchants will find II to
their interest to examine liz goods before puT-
chasing elsewhere, as he IeefSsattstet he can of
fer rs great Inducements can be mad by thetr
purchasing North. no l3-dtlStJaS