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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-15
SIOUX CITY
NOTICE

Il hEREBY GIVEN, that the CITY Assessment
j Books for the year 1859. IN NV ha pd.
and that the city Council has levied a tax of If
one per cent ga Ill" assessed value of Personal nd
Rca! ft'partv within the CORPORATE i,ut,l, of Sion,
Citi ''r he year 1850 Thcs. books will remain in
my r'. thirty days for public e.amirati.p, and
any r aSrescG 10y the ass-ssine Mt will have All
opportunity IL hay their grieyanc baE.,r tina sity
S""ncil ~ the expiration Of the timo -,p'ifiea
JOS. ". STEVENS.
CITY Marshal
Nar'hais Office, Sioux City. Iowa,
Au"ust IS l,6O
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-15

new Democratic paper, called the
A"i"6on Cou.ty Pioneer. has been started
at Hamlin's Grove by J. c. BRowN, Esq.
These are hard times for newspapers and
when we hear Of a new one being estab-
Iished, we feel like circulating God have
mercy on the poor pr;rt~r' 1t reqnires
money and incessant, patient work to
publish newspaper, and in ninety. nine
cases in every hundred the remuneration
Is not commensurate to the amount of
means and labor invested. However we
wish the Pioneer success. and hope it may
outIive all the embarrassmeats incident to
new paper.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-15
CHURCH DIRECN

At St. Thomas Church, Rev. M HoYr,
Rector, corner Seventh and Nebras eAxts.
every Sabbath. at l01 o'clock, A. NJ. and
7 o'clockpP. NJ.
At the Presbyterian Church, Rev. Mr.
CHESTNUT, Pastor, on Fourth street, every
Sabbath, at lOl o'clock, A. NJ, and 4
O'Clock, p. NJ
Rev. J. r. STURGEON, Of the United
Presbyterian Church, vii! preach in Casa.
dy'' Hall, every Sahbatlbat p. NJ.
Preaching at l0l o'clock A. NJ, every
Sabbath, at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Rev. II. S. CnrrcH, Pastor.
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"a AN ENrERTAlNIeG EST ABLIsHMENT.-We
would advise all strangers and citizens who have
not done SO. to step INTO Mr. JOHN w. DAVIES
Marble Saloon. Mechanics Institute, 9th street,
and CRAFTY their love of exquisite workmans h y
and artistic SKILL, which there be found IN al
most endless variety. The author of this has a.
tended many exhibitions OF beautiful statuary, c
hat has never seen hall to admire display ed
for the public eye in the estab isEment of TINS most
worthy and onterpriZlng citizen. 1T would really
repay one from distance to visit Richmond, if for
other purpose than to least the eye the beau
tiui Manteis Fountains, Monuments, husts, &c,
time the attraction is daubly great, Powers
Masonic STATUE OF WASHING TON is there
hibiiion. II cannot he eXcelled. For reasona bic
prices. accommodating terms, and gentleman y
treatment, We most cordially recommend Mr.. y.
b. NJ. u.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Affairs IN Norfolk.
NORFIE Y. Feb H. 1861

MORRILL,, 4. FEB. Il. 1860.
The sailors of the United States steamer
Merrimac, who Were paid off on Tuesday, have
departed by railroad and steamships to their
distant homes, leaving but a small portion OF
the Sl36,O0U which was paid them. behind
The conduct of some of the officers has been
severely criticized, concerning the abrupt de-
parture of the sailors, and it is rulnored about
that Black Republicanism can exist on ship
board As well as on land
young man named Thomas Roach, in the
employ of the MesSrs. Santos, druggists, while
climbing stall iii the temporary market house,
fell, catching by one of the meat hooks and Sc
yerely tore the flesh from his arm. A doctor s
balm has relieved the pain.
The new Market House is nearly completed,
and will be decidedly one of the lanGsomes [
in the State, well as comfortable TO its occu-
pants.
Our Mayors Court, for the past few days,
has been SHINY attended, and our worthy
Mayor has taken advantage of the dull
son. having lett to-day in the cars TOR Peters
burg. The only case before him to-day OF any
note was that Of Mr.. Charles Ballentine, who
was arraigned for insulting q party of ladies
in the street. The case was not decided when
we left, but he was arguing his own rights like
a man, and doubtless would make an eXcellen /
member of the profession.
The Boston steamer, in leav ing here on Tues
day, failed to comply with the inspect ton law,
and will be held for $500 on her return.
The FEATHER is quite cold and business gem
orally is not so good.
Receipts of corn this week have been light,
and demand good. White is selling at 1:}a1 ic.;
yellow 75a76]sc.; mixed 72a73c. CswEGo.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dis patch.
Fire IN N.w Kent-4rttSt.


ScCTTsvILLE NEW KENT Co.. Feb l..
We have Just returned from the ruins of one
of the most destl uctive CONGREGATIONS which
has occurred in this county in the last quarter
of Il century, aud which took place at Mari
Hill, the residence of John ID. Christian ESD
on last evening between the hours of and :
O'clock which resulted in total loss Of all
Mr.. Christian horses, corn, fodder, farm
ing implements, barns, stables, &c. Fire
first discovered emerging from the
west end of the stable, but before the
alarm could be given, the flames had spread
with SO much rapidity that by the time Mr.
&. and his servants reached the stable it was
completely enyeloped in the fiery element,
buildings in close proximity. AT this june
ture Jasper A Clay ton, Esq. of Surry, Va.
guest Of Mr.. Christian, at the time narrowly
escaped from being burned to death. In his
great eagerness TO rescue 4 pair Of horses, he
rushed TO the stable, and ia attempting to get
them out, he sank under the oppression Of the
intense heat of the fire, and but for the timely
assistance of one Mr. Christians servants
would have persisted in the flames. Never
theless, Mr.. Clay ton did not escape wholly
:ninjured for his face was very badly bruised
and slightly burnt His loss may be estimated
at $3.50. Mr.. Christians cannot be less than
$4,000, without any insurance. Lemon, n
slave, the property OF M. &. Tunstali, Esq is
implicated. He has been committed to lail.-
Meantime some disclosures may leak out
which may be instrumental in his convic-
ton. We trust the perpet;ator of so dia-
bolical a deed may be detec ted and the full con-
dign lf the law be inflicted. 1t has not
been three years since Mr.. Christian had his
barn burned, and all his crops, by which he
sustained considerable loss. DYKE.
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Street Railroads..

In all the large cities Of the Union. stree,
railroads have become q great public convent
encs, and, from custom, almost necessity
The system has been lately introduced ia Gin.
einnati, where three lines have been completed,
snd . fourth il about 70 be introduced. The
distance traversed BY each line is about two
Milss and , hail. and the fare 10 five cents
The ears ere drawn by two horses. well con-
struetsd and comfortable. and each car will
carry forty or nfty persons.
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SENTENCED TO BE HUNG In CANADA. In the
Court OF Queens Bench, Quebec, Victor Cos
selin was on the 9th inst. sentenced to death,
for having robbed aud cut with knife young
man SO as to canse the amputation Of both his
hands and his feet The prisoner was an in
mate Of y brothel, where the assault took place,
and was well known As bully Of the vilest
desc riution
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch. n

AugHsta (Gd.) Races.
AUGUSTA, GA, Feb. 1G.
Third Day.-Thursday, Feb. i6, j q. Purse,
$500, two mile heats:
Thos. Pury ears Congaree .................1
I. w. Doswell's Fanny Washington .......2 2
K. A Atstons Kaleoiah. ,.-................... dr.
Tlme-3:f6-3:4f.
Betting 5 to 4 on Fanny. Congaree made
waiting race Of il until near the last haifmile.
when he went upand won easily E. f. J.
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PosT- OFFICE AFFAIRs.-- EStatltshs d-Whise
Flint, Craig county, Va; Holly Grove. Madl-
SON county, N. c.; Auburn, Wake county. N. C;
Union Mills, Jones county, n. c.; Petersburgh.
Cleveland county, N. c.; Duranrs Neck, Per-
quimans county, n. q. Diseontfnasd-S pring
Mills, Appomattox county. Va; Burling ton,
Hampshire county, Va; Southside, Aiamance
county; n. c.; McDona!d's Mills, Richmond
comfy. q.
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SINGULAR DEATH.-Nimrod Taylor, Of
Grafton, Va, aged about ~ years, Il brakes
man on the Northwes tern Virginia Railroad,
was killed Oh Tuesday morning last, about fl We
miles beyond harrisburg. He had been sent
ahead to notify the express train of au obs,a-
Gle in the way, and while waiting its arrival.
fell asleep on the track, and was crushed to
death before he was discovered.
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EXCITEMENT IN SPRINGDALE

Quoksrs Armiag to Resist Lsgct Autaority-
Since the requ;sition of Gov. Kirkwood tor
Barclay Coppic, the peace principles Of our
Springdaie Quakers have almost forsaken
them. We learn that they have received boxes
of Sharpe's rifles, and that they have revolv-
ers in the hands Of all the young men ST the
place. We learn that they have taken q brick
store formerly occupied by Thomas VIM, and
converted 1t into tort, making holes in the
upper part to shoot through. They say thar,
Coppic shall NOT be taken Cedar (iopa} Demo-
cyat,
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IHE HARPkR's FERRY INvEsTIGATION.--
Marlin r. Conway, Esq, has testified before
tnis COMMITTEES in Washington. to the effect
tnat hrown never animated TO him any thing
ABOUT the Harper's Ferry raid
governor Robinson, of Kansas, ties tified that
brown did not 20 To Kansas to settle. but on
account OF the difficulties which ne expected
sss"..a saaeno 1m.M Ms country generally should
OBJECT 'cas not peace. but rsrointion aud life rad
III THIS res pect from the free State men gene
rally. The only other person who ayowsd To
path. AN0ue
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CoSFiRMATIoN.-The Senate in executive
session Inns made the following contirnations:
oen Whitney, AS Collector OF Bostoui ]. u
Crtttenden Register, and w. II. Mower. Re-
celver OF the Land Once, Minnesota; 8. H. n.y.
SINS, Register aud J. Laplace, Receiver OF the
son, Y. ). ATTORNEY. Tor Washington Territory,
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AFFAIR OF HONoR.-There was a smell Of
powder about the national capitol on Friday.
A difficulty occurred between Dir. Alvord, Of
Michigan, and Mr.. Lezelle. of South Carolina,
which resulted in the exchange of hostile
notes. Friends interfered, the notes were
withdrawn, and the affair was settled. Mr..
Lezelle is an officer of the House.
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ORPHANS FAlR.-Ths Ladies of
49, ST. Peters C.ng sation invite their
friends and the friends of st Jnsaph'x Asylum 10
come to their FAIR. Al Mechanics Institute Hall.
9TH street, where hey have numerous beautiful
and useful articles for sale. and Reireshuiept T.
eagles Cf the season. *s5
The Pair viii b kept open every day and even
Ing Qf the vssk. Remember the Orphans.
O5-0
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what They intend 70 DO.

III IDey tuteuO 20 Do
TIE Wsahipgton correspondent Of the New
YSek Esasiss Post Ia rsisrriag 70 the Difficult.
~ bstwesn lGAasn. EDNUxpsoN aud HIcx-
Man, says:
III thiak Il ssie 70 ~ thst the offence will not
axsin y !epeaae4 thjs vjster. tn syeTy Rspub-
60 Qowkor will heecefostt - Dvepared lOr any
: -, = ~ a''. eve. u ~ s'sFs.s aud din
2 Dsssspasiajly theassasIts ~ tAs t,salfsn AL
I5ooW Eabk6.
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"REFUBLICAN CONvENTIoN.'-The Wheel
ing (Va) Inteiligencer contains the proceed
ings of n "Republican' meeting held in Han
cock county, Va, (the pan handle,) which ap-
pointed delegates to a "general' convention
to be held in Wheeling on the 2ith of March.
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ARRIVED.
Schr. X. c. Stanard, Booze. Baltimore, guano,
Bacon BiskeTviil.
Sehr. Ashland, Graves, Baltimore. guano, Cren
shaw Co.
Schr, Mary Adehne. Jones. Baltimore, mdze.,
Sloop New Packet, tray, Smith6eld. corn. W..
ii. Peasants.
SAILED.
Steamship Jauestown, Skinner, New York,
udze. and passengers, Ludlam & Watson.
Steamer Beivldere. keeHe. Baltimore, mdze.
and passengers, ID. Il w. CurrIe.
echr. Melbourne, Spear, New York. coal, w. D..
COlquitt l. Co.
Schr. .. F.. Wolfe, Russell. Charleston, mdze..
W u. ColQu't Go.
Schr. John Randolph, Phillips, Baltimore, mdze,
W. ID. ColquItt Il Co.
Schr Samuel, Jones' Baltimore, mfz e., ballast.
MEMORANDA.
The schr II. c. Stanard, Capt. Booze, from Bal
tmore ith guano, was run into yes erday by the
steamer Belviderc. The schooner in n sinking
co.. diton, but she has been gotten into the dock
at this place, and viii commence dlscnarsng at
once.
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Gen. Cushman, the new American Minister.
arrived here on the 6th inst, and proceeded in
q few days Afterwards to Parana. His Score.
tayy. Mr.. Geo. Lee Brent, Of Richmond, Va,
has never been able TO leave this city, where
he has been FRUSTRATED by sickness ever since
his arrival, some months since. He IL now bet
Ter, and has made up his mind to leave the
Plata and return home BY the aTst favorable
cpportphtty.
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- AMEtTING oFTHEclTIzEN

AMEETING THE CITIZENS
- OF CHESTERFIELD, RICHMOND,
AND PETERSBURG. and any persons who are
disposed to and in establishing Boot. Shoe and
Leather Mandatory At Chester, will be he'd at
Chester. on TUESDAY, the 2sth inst. at which
tune some practical addresses IN reference To the
manufacturing, interests OF the State VIII be made.
The public generally are invited. fe 2o-,d
- LADIES' SALE AND UPPER
0>-a The Ladies of the lrst Baptis. Church
will hold a SALE and SUP. h. X In the basement
Of that Church. beginning ON MONDAY evening
next, and continuing all the weak--the object oi
which ~ to support Missionary at Rockets.
The public generally arc invited to attend.
10 l8-3tA
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ELoPKMENT IN NEW BRITAIN, CONN.-Mr
J. E. Pierpont OF New Britain, (of the firm of
Bishop ~ Pierpont, fish and oyster dealers
left that place on Friday the Sd instant for
parts unknown to his friends. On the same
day the wife of Mr.. Francis Demming left that
place for parts unknown TO her husband. She
told him she was going 70 Berlin TO stay day
or two with some friends. Some transactions
between Pierpont and his wife led Mr.. Dem
ming To suspect that all was not right, and he
went over TO Berlin in the afternoon and as
certained that his wife had not been there. She
took the noon train going South. Mrs. Dem
ming left a note for her husband. saying
Farewell, Francis" Pierpont left a wife and
two children in New Haven, where he for
merly resided
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a.. RICHMOND LIBRARY.-We are requested to
state that there will he meeting of the Directors
OF the Richmond Library Company this tMoNpAY)
afternoon, a: the Librarians room, at 8 o elk.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE IN CHURCH.-A cor
respondent of the Illinois State Journal, wri-
ting from Sumner, Illinois, says sin the
by the name Of VIM. Barlow, seated in the
congregation, attempted to commit suic ide by
eating his throat with a pocket knife. lie
first cut the principal artery in each arm, and
then inflicted horrible cash in the throat,
aiming, no doubt, to cut the jugular vein, but
not knowing its precise location, missed it.
When first discovered he was seen holding
his head on his lett hand, while the blood was
trickling down the side Of his neck and arms.
When asked about it, he insisted that nothing
was the matter, and requested to be let alone.
He was carried ont and soon fa0ted. On be-
ing restored to consciousness he called for the
knife, saying: Il will soon finish it, The un :
fortunate mar assigned no reason for the act
but the general impression is that he was la
boring under Il mt of insanity"
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H. HARPER'S MAGAZINE for March is re-
ceived from Jos. WELLEEs periodical store,
BROAD street
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Spring, !eGo. Spring, l35,.-FIsHER &
- WINSTON, wholesale de ,lers in DRUGS. No.
l25 Main street, r ichnohd. Va, wouIa cal the at
North Caro'ins to their stock IT DRi.;S' WEpiu
CINES, CHEMICALS. PAINTS, OILS, &c, en-
bIacn every article IN the regular drug business,
winch they oher Ia caSh or prompt customers on
most favorable terms.
Ia addition 20 their stock Of STAPLE DRUGS. Il
iuil assortment Of Fancy Goods, Perfumery.
CoGbs, Brushes. Cigars, Tobacco. Old Medicinal
Wines and Brandies
Medicines, Mineral Wsts5. PoSe reclaim Teeth ah
Woolrs Pure Branches. and Wines. &c
n!S OF Sds fs sfn K The w sfsP
HAVE YOU been at +. GOLDsMIT'S 29s Brosd
street: He Is closing on, his stock such sae
Iihe,ng priess1Whte rarlstsns, Yards vide. isA
cents; splendid lace m front Corsets at ~. cts
usual price; yard wids Bisached Cot ons Of excel
as good as New York Mills: rnbieached Cot,ons,
very cheaI IRISH Linens at 'ocsnts, wortl Z, cents;
cred Haudkerehefs at is:@ cents sp;endd L.d es
u;,hl,e ilo:o al l2'. cents cambic Bands; Inf,nts
inss, very cheap; sp,endid white Iacoaet one and
z quarter ard: IN width, only . cents; Miuer,
Shirt Bosrms, and numerous oth,r articles Bear
IN mind the goods nut he sold 10 make 70. M SO
mmsdste ins III shs s s Ss sss y.
OPENING THIS BARGAINS
~ DRY GOODS COME AND SEE, M Ace
MAlLFRT 3, Il NJ ain street. 90 yards all 81, IL
2 WO yards super i.oas CLOTH. finest quality, uu-
dressed. Tor Shtrtinx. only 10 cents the Yard 500
Cambria and SWISS fiouncings. ling At a great
sacrifice come aud see; 2,0OO French Worked
Collars. at less than half price these are really
bargain; $40 yards bleaohed and Cnblesc he'd
Sheetlnss, extra"rsiir ary cheap; 40 Hoop Skirts.
from CSC upwsIds-the Gess bargain in this article
al sizes. cheap and good, together with every
article in the Dry Goods line. fer ladies, mems and
boys wear, which will he sold off cheap. at
MAiLEkf'S. Al Main st.
CyLENDI DRESS GOODS-stlks. De.
cost before removal. Men bers of the pemocrat,r
Convention caa te Supplied with y hsndseme SILK
or Della Inc at nssfls one half the usual pvce.
NOTICE - Elegant Silk ROhes At Sa1 uannl
price ~, SPLENDID Deiaina Robes at 3. Is and = a.
the finest geods imnertsd; French 'plns And
Cashmetes; French Plaids, very 6ns cal, i. re-
Apectfuliy solicited CHAS. A. GWATKIN.
- No. @l. opposite Exchsnxe Hank.
kOR rWO WEEKS ONLY. Previous 10 the
receipt OF new Spring Goods, treat bargains
VIII % offered IN every description Of D,ess Goosis
incudinS some very costly SILK and Velvet Fou nced
n"bSu ureeees. Every VARIETY Of Housekeeping
y, OBS. Hosiery, dlovss. &C., 40, q the ever pop
uiar house oil ALFRED MOSES,
Is Main street.
Nav STYLE APRING CALICOEs.-ks-
/, cevtas ih,s MOI ming one csss new sty 10 SpttnS
IHnts' iast collars. - % cent. very pretty,
- ALFRED MOSES, - Nam st.
EkENt - AKANDN-.E "A piles sa4 %,
= "A. HsiSaettp'ss brand The Aboss 10 In the
Cnetrm- HQpae Stores. II this city and tAs duties
vii b pAiA hese Fer sale p The New Iosa oyi2ss
- rs !. 4 9. y DAvkNPV1T.
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A LINE OF STEAMSHIPS is now running
from New York TO the Mediterranean ports. -
The line is composed of three steam propel-
lers, and one of them arrived at New York on
Thursday with fruit. In coming to New y ork
they touch at the following places Gibraltar,
Genoa, Leghorn, Naples. Messina, Palermo
and Malaga. In going from New York they
touch at all the aforementioned places, with
the exception Of Malaga. Their trips are not
regular, but it is expected that they will be
made monthly.
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mA Steam Engine for Salr.-A splendid
PERPENDICULAR ENGINE entirely new, Is
offered for sale very cheap. 1t is 4horse power and
can be put IN any part of building, being separate
from the boiler. 1t 10 small. and will only occupy
a space of SIX feet. This engine was built by a
master maehinist during leisure hours, and great
care has been taken with every part OF 1T. The
owner sells because he has use for 1t.
ANY further particulars will he furnished by ad-
dressing. or on application to Mir. G.. ii. WYNNE,
job and Book Printer. corner Main and I4th SITS :.
where the engine has been placed for exhibition
and sale. fe 4-dScwts
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NEW pUBLiGaT!ONS
~ At WEST j JOB TONS Ranhstore
THE HABITS OF COOP SOCi ETI-A Hand
Book for Ladies and Gentlemen with thoughts
hints and anecdotes concerning social ohser-
Vances, nee points OF taste and good manne s.
and the art OF making one IS self az reeabse- the
whole lnterspar sed with humorous Illustrations
OF social predlctments. remarks on the history
OF changes OF fashion, and the difference OF
Eng ish ana Continental Etiquette. 81 IS
WOMAN, tl.a Femme,l from the French of :
by j. w. Palmer. Nj. d. ST.
NARRATIVE Of the Discovery of Sir John
rankin and his Companions. BY Capt Me
Clintock, X. N, Ii. D., with maps and illus
trations. 75c.
THE GREAT CIRCULATION: or, Things Com
ing on the Earth. BY Rev John Cumming D.
d., +. r. s. f. LIST and "a series. ST per vol
EDGAR POE AND HIS CRITICS. By Sarah
Helen Whitman. 75c
NEW BOOKS received as soon az published
Orders promptly attended to when add r,ssed TO
fe Alt WEST K JOHNSTON.
N MICHLETT'S "wOMAN." Translated from
the French by J. w. Palmer
WI! D SPORTS IN THE SOUTH: OR, CAMP
FIRES FTHE EVERGLADES
THE LlF STRUGGLE. BY Miss Pardoe
For sale by j. WELLER.
lie ?o-lt No. l2l Broad street.
THE WAY TO HEAVEN.-Ju Just ready this
THE WAY TO HFAvEN;oa. PENlTENT.s
MANUAL. AND PiLGRiM'S GUIDE boon
BY Rev. J; F.. JoyneI Price 81 co. IA
lie IS~-N No. q Pearl at
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AMUsEMENre
ANNIv RsARy.

Tn. Anniverssry c...h,a.,;
MA hhO S0Cik II Of Richru"mao' IN. VI ,
neIo IN The FIRST Baptist Church a."ezs
the :ist INST at ~ o'clock =. n" on rcsss
per. "HAkTgx
DaAIioy nf-J. 4. CoFER. l.sos ~
~ ~ H9 sac fY-The ARMOkfi InoaIy~sss:
THE CELEBRATED, oEI,,. s@s'
BtCkLEfS SERENAnr
AND ETHIOPIAN BURLEsoran Ees
FROM SIS BR0ADWay vr, "si
together with the DISTINGUISHED Az f0as
MISS JULIA corr, ~
The only Comeany IN exl.tsnc.tb
W., ~ kLESIUE OphR,sN Ssrt.-s
VIII yisit Richmond on or aton, -,
RU ARf. 1863, and give seriss ~, ", I'm p.
entertainments, embrselag VI 'her "a,
In al ,ts varied form "'Ls'
INSTRUMENTAL.,xo
ENDING zach svsr;r TERPslCHosPu
Bt XII ESQ VI OpFks SCtAL 4
IA For further ,psrtlcuisrs .s.
h:emen.s' posters. Snd pro. famrr es o S;a's g.
GFANDaa1NCEnT. - -.
On GRACE SrkEsT. i'HI CHys.,
NJ On ,MQNnAY EVENING. Folly.
Will g.vea W as isrs
MUSICAL ENTFRT4Jv,tr
For the bene65 ot ths sabbath schansAT
ONE Hun DEED AND EJh,,y.'
Will ASSIST IN i'Af PCPr.
SINGING THIRTY DIFFERENT h..
To commence at "a O'Clock. fls5
Tickets - cents Children half
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-20
SERVANTS FOR HIRE.
SERVANTS FOR SALE.

i'OR SiLE-A stout made MAN, between 30
L and 10 years of age who IS \ good CARpEN
TER. Reference as Ia HIS workmanship will Ire
gwen to persons residing the city, who know
HIM well. Apply at Cary Street jail.
fe T-eod3t'
lNOk SALE-Fo remain IN or near the city a
I No. ! femae COOK. without incumbraBce. Sold
for no fault. Apply at tins office. fe lS--6t
INOK SALE-A young, likely CHAMBERMAID
l. and SEANSTR flSS. genteelly raised She can
be seen at my Office daily at noon. til sold
q. w. y. TYLER,
GeDzfal Agent. OfEce Marshall
ia l3-ts between 9TH and eth streets.