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WANTED FOR 1s6O-SIXTY ABLE Ne
w GRO MEN, for service IN the Carbon Hill
Mines, on the surface at the Mines, on the rail-
road, the canal boats and at the GOAL yards in this
city. The above Mines entirely free from in
hammabe gas, and NO aceideatJr0ni any cause in
ro!riag life or limb has occurred therein for the
past SEVEN YEARS.
Full prices will he paid for rood hands, and none
others are wanted on any terms.
JOHN ]. WERTH. Agent,
de Its For DUNLOP Il McCANcK.
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l7 CHINA, GLASS; AND
~ EARTHEtWAEE.
~ i'll MAIN STREET.
" am now opening a yer, Superior lot oil
White Granite DINNER WAR;. nlsln snd e''-
ed oval shapes. Also. TOILET WAKE. TEA
WARE. PLATES, DISHE Sc.. &c laysa.o
on hand a fine assortment oil GLASS " ARE late
ia n I'm 0. B. TAYLOR
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VNANTED-To hire for The presen: wear. an ex-
w prrienced COOK. For such an enc. who can
come we'll recommended, liberal hire will be paid
ON Dplication to GEO. J. SUMNER,
in ats No. 70 Pearl street.
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,ccSs<-~..,@@Ss~< MrN f,cm
~ f Scn HILL .ost 81
s::s M.s: L f.: y. = s
g. 70 MT. Ecmo RsrNs al the Coal yard, corner
10th and Gary 's''' or i I'M g. SWERrH. Agent
VITANTED-A WHITE SERVANT GIRL. 70
.m wv Paint s.y in d FL Sas M q ss, soi
q ;aa and prompt 5.}H ". asDs
v1TANTED-A SOUTHERN MAN, to take
w charge Of q small SCHOOL,. Apply TO n: ..
WlsrsEsE, JAS; A. Bsrcr, or NAl'os ;. GnnGi".h
w or on the omnibus route, IN private fsm,iy'
by young lady attending store. Address :; Me-
through Post Office, this day. jaa-N
yxrANTED-For two or three months. WOOD
WcHoPPERs to cut hre ~oec' b s'r rhs TOR N
Is is 2i-lw* III Main street. Richmond.
IxTANTED-A WHITE WOMAN. to Cook.
W s M.sa and l''n i Sek iSs 'Sbf ufSYs
IITANTED-Ladies, Dress Makers. Tai!ors. and
b..,e the RgT HRff 4 sfsaaiUg f
Sao, shos snd
marx Doxnsys Bai IMpSH P MfI SE MANU-
LADIES' HEELED CATERS 81.
PATENT LEATHER SHOES 81:
GOAT AND MOROCCO SHOES 3l:r
LADIES, FORGET NOT TO CALL Al
j.a-,m a,s BROAD ST, NEAR fhlRb:
yI,ANTED-7s cents only. for Ladies and Cen
w tlemen's India Rubber OV ER-SHOES. at the
sou Them BOOT, SHOE and TRUNK MANY
FACTORY, q Bread I st1sst Marx D'~ne'
Arants for the celebrated Eureka Saving Ma
chimes; also, S25 Double Thread Machine MIG
N. B-WANrED-Several frst-ciass HANDS
on ;alter work None but good hands need apply
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WANTED-By a voting Lady, a situation as
w GOVERNESS in a private family. She is
thoroughly competent to teach French, English.
Music and Singing: A large salary is not so nlnch
required as comfortable home. Address box a4,
Post Office ia 3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-21

YORK RIVER OyAtLas,
On 4. .lOYSTERS whSt is OYSTERS N
LEWIS CASs has JUS
MY rived in the Dock, nearl, npfos'
Manc he, ter. with a carso OF thebI ''.
eat. latest, and finest favored io.S M M
OYSTERS ever brought Ia tins market hrGts
reans viii please call Oh boaid ard EXAMINE ~
themselves. . ,,.-
in cO-Zts HEZEklAH CROSN ELI, hAse.---
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w REFER who writes a fair hand. and VINO
would be satisfied with @ r IA can R neSl
mond post Office. Mona reed apply bit sutn an
o onn char.ntar ia l7-Ct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-21

w State. ~ sell a recentiy patented and usefni
Machine. This is no NORTHERN humhug, but a
VIRGINIA invention, and one which every family
has use for. Commune cations, wiz b one stamp en-
closed, addressed % T. ]. DENNIS, Yanceyyiiie,
N. c., or }. w. DENNIS, Richmond. Va. will re-.
any attention paid te letters not stamp
to pay back postage. Also wanted: one or two
coupe tent Agents in Eastern and Western Nlr-
gInia, to sell county and town tights. No person
need apply for this unless he can place himself IN
der bonds in the sum of FIVE hundred dollars ior the
faithful performance of his duties. de 2l-lm
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tIyANTED-A purchaser for q WELL ESTAB-
| w LTSnED BUSINESS. ons that viii pay II az
tended to. AS the present owner wishes :" go 20
good business can hear of great chance to ger IN
one that has been in operation lnr the ICY ."h
years by addressing Be. No. Us. Richmond fost-
Gi..a OF 20 al ha ~ ain u III be offered. Ia N-6t
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EOR HIRE have for hire genersl LA ROR-
ERS, HOUSE GIRLS, COOKS, WASHERS
and IRONFRS. CARPENT ERS, BLACK
SMITHS and HELPERS. Apply to
WIN. s. PHILLIPS, on 18th,
ia Its between Main ard Bank streets.
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yJTANTED--DRUG CLERK;-A young n nan q
w who thoroughl understands the APOFHE-
CARY and DRUG BUSINESS. Address Druggist,
R,chmond Virginia il Its
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his principles, his writings, and all the reiiaod
policy and striking events Of the remarka1le
are in which he lived, to the notice of the
reader in single brilliant panorama. When
he lays down the book he knows MACHIAvELLI
~ we'll as though he had been personally ac-
Quainted with him. The same method is pur-
sued with regard TO CAMPBELL's Life Of the
Great FREDERICK. We become acquain ted
with FREDERICK as he is introduced to US by
MACAULAY, not by CAMPBELL. The same re-
mark il applicable to the essays on CLIvR,
on HAsrlx0s, on BARRERK on MILTON, on
the Earl Of Chatham, on HORACE WALfoLE-
to all his essays, in n word, on works profess
ing to give us view of particular portions of
history. A. decidedly the father of the His
torical Eassay as HOMER was the father of
Epic Poetry, or SCOrr the father Of the His.
torical Novel-like those great originals, MA
CArLAY has had no imitators worthy of the
name, though imitators out Of number he has
had.
MAcAuLAY possessed two great quaiifica.
tions for this new species of literature. both
Of which 1t 10 necessary that writer should
b master Of in . high degree, in order that he
may succeed, and in both Of which those " he
Initiate him being in q measure deficient, fail
urs v an inevitable conseq uence. He possessed
the largest, most accurate, and best digestef
fund Of historical information, probably, O
any man that ever lived. There was NO couu
try. either Of the past or present whose an
mails were not infinitely familiar TO him. Hi
msmory was prodigious, and supplied hin
readily and without effort with whatever b,
had occasion 70 make use of in his writings l,
tho history Of Great Britain particularly b.
vas profoundly versed. But what recon-
xnsnAs him particularly to all classes Of read
~r. IL IL attractive character Of hts STYLE
Redundant sonnstimes. 10 safety, ornate I,
sxuayaeauee, antithsttc TO WEAKNESS, It ID
asyerthsless, 20 full OF LIE, SO accurate In o.
prsssies, 20 graphic II detail, 30 clear and y
prscise, that 1t Il dthlcult not 70 BE- carries
along by the current Of his narrative. II Il
impossible 10 misunderstood what he says
His words sparkle ~ they fiow; TO say thai
NJ language y brilliant, IL 70 convey but I
faint tmprsssion Of its true character. II il
aheolutsly psllpeid. Prohsbly there neye,
~ - xreat . MASTER Of style, one 30 capable
Of ralnslae - wordsths exact image which hs
,wtshAd 10 convey 10 the eye and the mind. j.
= theas qualiiiss Of style that hxve made Nj.
cAutAr ipastex 1T ths AGO Saxon MAD ~ :
iysaGsr sss1sf. tban, prossbiy, any writer -.
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XNANTED-Any number Of DRY III EScf0r
hx O. II. CHALKLEY.
=. 17-dlmcv3t,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-21

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BALTIMORE. ND.
Offer stock unsurpassed IN the United States in
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lust PUBLIsHED.-HITCHCOCKs
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY.

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY:
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Caurf nfDeath.
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The GREAT ORIGINAL PAINTING Of the COURT OF
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Ar TIIF COOPER INSTfTIITR

Ar THE COOPER INSTITUTE,
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rTHE LONDON BUILDER for FEBRUARY,

TNHE LONDON BUILDER for FEBRUARY,
being second nursber in present volume which begins
January contains the following Illustrations:
Wath,m Abbey (Eng Section and View Of the Church
Elevation and Ground Plan Of same.
Iron Keosk for Niceroy Of Egypt
Flora Hall, Coyent Garden, London.
Entrance in Piazza Coyent Garden Market London
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Pepeilngs in the Chapter House, Westminster Abbey
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The RsE. 3. Grailsn GaIsns.

MONDAY sad TUgsDlY AFTERNOON, 81 O'Clock, 10
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u nbeny uieis
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Nem i1nblirations.
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WORK.

ARM-GARDEN-SPRING WORK.
WHAr do and to do IT, ay set forth IN tne
Arieaa Iercuurs Just the thing for every cntyaor OF
the smallest plot Of ground See advertisement esewneIe
EARM-GARDEN-SPRING WORK.
WHAT 10 DO wHEs and do H. fully set forth In The
Amieaa esauris just the thing for every cuystor OF
even the smallest plot Of ground See advertisement elsewhere
E'ARM--GARDEN-s SPRING WORK.
WHAT do WHEN and now 10 H. folly set forth IN the
dmsricas dgreuyt Just the thing or every euvsor Of
the snaest plot Of ground See sdveemnt elsewhere
ARM-GARDEN-SPRING WORK.
WHAT 10 d. wHgs and HOW TO do H are fully fsh In
Amsiean A0ruy just the thing for every caltivaor Of
the smallest plot Of ound See advertisement elsewhere
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Isaac j Oliver,
STEAM JOB PRINTER,

No. 30 BEEKMAN-sr.
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The Fire which occurred the 28th, damaged the
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daring which be hss made such will en be
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welcomed At the Old Stand Counting Rooin no. 81 Beekmanst
ISAAC J. OLIVER,
No. % Beekmantt.
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The Hercules stump PuIIer.-Resistles power In the
smallest space sns esss coat % Work IT, NO teH neeceo
An the ordinary way Price Eigy Dollars For circnlsfs call
on or address n. CABOT No. Courlandst, New York
A Machine N exhibitioz.
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RrookIyn Mercantile Library Election hr.
JAMES THORNE shown the undersigned anonymous
sce In Booklyn Transcript Of 3t March, attacking his
character with his caodiescy for Pres
dent OF The brooklyn Mercantile Library gives them pleas
are that Mr. rhone has been In their employ for the
period Of ten ses past every respect hs proved himself
worthy Of the large responsibilities that pertain 20 his hd1ay
rso,i,ion iSisnedl SOLOMON TOWNSEND,
JAMES CLINCH,
OeyAR D. Dixie.
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NETWORK, MONDAY. April. 2, 1860.
EARM-GARDEN-spRING WORK.

Farm GARDEN-sPRING WORK.
even he smallest plot Of ground elsewhers
E,ARM- -GARDEN-sPRING WORK.
the sess plo, Of around See siveesnt elsevhsre
EARM-GARDEN-sPRING WORK.
war d. rHEs and HOW to do H. are fay forth in the
Amesa dg,essy just the thing for e,ery cusivasor OF
=. nn.e plot Of ground See advertisement e.swhsIs
E'ARM-GARDEN-s Il WORK.
WHAT do and do H. fully set forth 10 the
meesn just the hins for every cultivaor OF
even The srsst plot Of ground Bee sdyeremsns
DEFENCE of ofHENRY GRATTAN GUINNESS.
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NAMPAIGN DoCU ENTs.

"
l. THE IRREPRESSIBLE CONFLICT; Gov: 5EwARp's
famous Rochester speech Of 1858 bound with CHAnLss
OCosoKs Union Meeting Speech-Dec le loS9arsung that
which added brief opinions Of many eminent men on the
subject thus discussed. .. -. ,>,,,,,,,o,x
H. THE DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FOR DISUNION: (:
speeeh Of Henry WIssS of Massschusetsn Ssnste jan
2 showing copious citations that the lesdng Demo
c.sc politicians fully resolved to destroy the
Union when they can longer rule It.
ILL., THE ADMISSION OF KANSAS: Gov SEwARD's
vrea speech-n Senate Feb ~ up the potica
~ NATIUHAL POLITICS Speech Of ABRAHAx LsooLs
Of Iinos-st the Cooper Institute, New YORK, FEB ~
explaining and defending the position and views Of the kepuo
csn party the subject OF Slavery 10 when aaaed toe
Hon JANIS r. UoOLTTKs yDdcation Of the hepuDhcans OF
Wisconsin from the charge Of Hulihcstion.
v. LAND FOR THE LANDLE 50; The Hon. GALUsHA a;
Grows Speecbin the House Feb 25 l8-in exposition ana
advocacy Of the Republican policy OF granting the fno Lands
limited 10 Actual Settlers ior the Dare cos Oh survey
end sale.
Zach Of the above printed fair type and good paper
forming large doubecounn tTa:s Of sixteen Pges
They are sold quantities OF One Thou and or over Tor one cent
per Thousand be made from the M above
given In such quantities Of each the bnyeT may desire In
smaller quantities. 81 rs per hundreds 2'c per dozen singy
'0e"'' IN GERMAN LANGUAGE;
SEWARD's LATE SPEECH On TIE ADMISSION Of
KANSAS. In Senate, Feb 29 1860 - - ,,,, mo-, ,,,,,
LANDLESS. In the House, Feb. 29, 1860
Price cents; So 50 per lO A3 l,OoO III by mall one
cent In addition must be sent TO prepay postage.
vii not Republican friends aid 10 circulate tho docu-
ment Now IL the time when Thousands Of minds can De
reached and Influenced which, three months hence, will be
hardened like flint against conviction. Terms cash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-02
VoL. XlX.....No. 5000.

brooklyn Election,
TUESDAY, APRIL Q, lo60
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
For Collector Of Taxes ans Assessmepts
THOMAS w. FIELD.
For Street Commissioner,
JOHN WILLIAMS
For Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies
JOHN c. DURYEA
To the Republicans Of Brooklyss
REMEMBER
ELECTION, TUESDAY, Afn..i 8, 1860.
VOTE EAELY
RtpuscASs: Do you desire TO welquanhed men, 2,
tried INTEGRITY Of long citizenship who are not party S
bo have large the prosperity OF cur GUY eieesea
its financial Offices We ask you, them 90 vote ior
" THOMAS w. FIELD
For Collector of Taxes assessments, &C,
JOHN WILLIAMS
For Street Commissioner,
Joan G. DURYEA a
For Commissioner Of Repshs and supplies. -,
We sssuye Won that election Of ths gentle men
for Frs,i6ca.ion In the relance that ths a.
iAis vi 'Nei ' SETH B. COLE
President Republican General Commit,ee,
N B.-Beware OF Spurious Tickets 14hannne sS w 'e
names and Offices before voting