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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-10

Observation-Disclosures GtctturaI,9 iFct.
l. 9ifrtci 9Bi0iom & amb pom Rprfrit GIN.
2. 9tfrtct - 3bpntas S. @cpbc ron Mcdtcn6urs.
). Oifriet Sobn y. GbmunbS Won Sotlfar.
4. Diltriet = SbpmaS Z. Srebwa p van priurc geparb.
). Diltrict SSmeS g. 8empti p,n MastIpn.
&. 2'tlfttt Sdnee 0rpns ppn 5snricc
z. 9iltrict = Y. q. GIaebrppf rem NrrtbumberlanS
s. Dtirict 9eUerIep .. Douglas >. 8ine g8iainnt.
9. Dilriet = Gppa sutton Ypn Srincc SDtniam.
10. Giitrict = &bpnoS 81. SSbtGt spr Ssftr;rn.
II. 9ttrtct = Somca 70. 81 1ffie prn 1pttriese.
IL. Dtfriet - gEm. 8. @ntbpn9 ron @rtetourt.
ID. 9iitrtct = SIaoe .. Dunn prn g8afb;uatpn.
IL. Diirict Scbn @. SIC an Ypn 8anawta.
10. Itlrict - SCeetiab &io ell r0u Nmicn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-10

Gin Etrines Q9cbnbauS gu 8errenten,
paftnb fur cine feline GaniIie. ltebt iu 81 per NlOnat ~
StrrtHtsn. DalieIbs bat nItbrert 3inntr, 6Ofraum, s8aiItr
u. |. 10. Ndb res ~ erfraSen bei pattOrf II. 6 ON y. Opr
bsi Mirs. :. S4w1asrle am 5IB, Der 2tsn srabe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-10
GOka s.

= Jubn Aoten. mclbtr ocn Sci. @rtui6nw
oor &ur,em cur6 eiusn YilfulenItus Yerrpunbet
lrurrs, 1T icbt irwrit b ratltsut mprrrn, ras er
psri0nlt6 fem 3eu9nib ccr @cribt atatben
~tonute.
= Sietb1ter Son btIitlttu 9uffern perrci1t,
mir ami bic auSri9e rc5 5errn s II Or arr.
= aufsn.
- Ntron's nrlttrrubmtrr Circus p;ro
bents in tirissr Stdrt. an otr Cdr Der g.. unb
Nfainfrabe, feline &iinife Dem ihauluaiasn Out
lifum proou3irtn. Dultbe bdIt Iit nur s;,r
Sage bier auf.
peute Nbene fnott i'm NiGmpnssr ena''.
ldsn 3b atsr Die Nufhbruns res teltctttu
Stidss ,,eas bbhmlIbr Mdpttn" fatt.
5err Nlt.rt 2sbrOf Bat in ieinem neutn
Store an 0atnfreet. go. 23S, unttr r,n
Sppttrpco- 6Utcl, cine pratbtuqe G,emGlre-
Nusfeaun9 e%rSfnrt, ptren Sslu6 ~ T .Runtlieh.
tatsrn bisrmit emptcblen.
= 6sut. friib 10 ubr msrpen In Gppfs sIut.
ticnflapsn 20 Giitsn Stutt, Iupis cine pertie
OrgscSos Dfsntlitt msiltiet.nD p;rfeiaert.
q sRorben
mad elmer lanleu uup lbmtr,ppren SrauFb.it
AMER Sob" 6rttpri6, in einem Glitter Ysn
II Wtpnattn.
@. unc R. 5atL.
5trrn Or. % II 5. 0rebe unIern iunio.
ten Oant fir Die auicpfernOe SebanpIuna, Die
tr ais Nrjt uno 6reunp uuirrm sertprbensn
&inos bel ieiner 6mOnalltAen &ranfbeit amaze
pethen lttB. Die Obiaen.
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Sefsn! Sefrn!
s. 6tfftep,
Nr. 81 MainRrett.

Shmarle0 peutihts Stridaarn
meinsr tissnen SHppytaEipn cmpfetIt ben Otuti6tn DAMIEN
e. BDtt6tr,
Np. l75 YrpaehrGFe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-10
g
Oeeme 9~lm3et0em.
Su per eaufe,l.

Su crEanfen.
Gine quite NtilGfub unO Elm anpert6al6 tdbri.
Ae3 Ninp ltebsn tiar8 gu psrfauie". Sauhi,b.
tabrr lnb eriu6t. bis Z ubr Worssn6 bel ct m
unter,eitueten oprIulpTshsn.
@brif. 8ienSfs,
Is. ctr. lpti6en SrcaO uuD @arG9aGfr.
Su 8errentsn
IN einen pbsr 3mei 0erren lttGt Elm freunblites
3immsr nit User pbne Msubel bel
SbnOonn 6retbrn,
SroapIr., Spii6en Ter 2. unp 8.
Seftn! Sefrn!
Dem peutlhtn publifum Die Qn,si9e, oa5 ids
msinsn Store nsu einserthtet unp cine btceu-
tsnre Nuewabl pom . n itper Art uprrarbia
babe. SD CLAUDE i'm Stanrs iu iein, Serermann
nit Dem @cpiinlbtcn bspienen iu i6unen. Sn-
Dem i'd fur fru9srsn 3ulprua rantf, tOfe i'd auf
stns 6OrtltBunS O~ellelbsn.
s. 6tffGep,
gr. 81 Mninfrest.
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IeutIbe
IeutIhe
2eRauratiOn unp &affe- 9aIor

3eRauratiOn unO Safe SALON
am SuBe OsS ..gfsusn Warftes."
Ilutr,tihnster srtaubt j6 ole @ufmerfIamteit b5 6itiaen
Seutlasu gub,itums I'M @a9rnltiren, iDpie lsiner g6nnr
I'M 9slouptrsn, auf leine
Ntus, osrbeitrte 8eltauraticn
aufmsrfiam ~ maden, pi- moo BON isin:m StIa6tr ur6c>
frieriet ptrlalIen wpgpen III. Nebtn elmer eu ten IaIIt Sa6e
1T 1isiS sn vorSieIiter Rein bi WlaS ODER SlII6e, lopie
GlSaren, Gl9erbier unp ale Sprttn yiausure III BADEN.
S6nsae unD mfne flame 8,Sieung w.rO ;ugtIbert.
@ufern! Qufern
Son tsu.i an ~ jsOt' 5et frtlbe salerniHrpe Sci
SobE AarrBaGIeR, Mgt,
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THE ShQemAkerS. Strike.

Boston correspondent Of the New York
Journal Of Commerce, states that the boot and
shoe manufacturing interest in Massachusetts
is supposed to be that yielding the largest in
come. The annual sales in a good year
amount to near sixty millions of dollars
There are from forty thousand to fifty thou
sand persons employed in manufacturing these
goods,-a wenty-fourth part OF all the inhab-
itants OF the State. Those shoemakers are also
found in considerable numbers in the States of
New Hampshire and Maine, and elsewhere in
the Eastern States. Most Of the shoe towns
are the most extreme of all the Northern towns
in their violence towards the Southern States
and their institutions. This is manifested by
their votes, aud by the abolition conventions
that are entertained by them. Now that they
are suffering tor the lack Of that trade which
their bitterness has driven away, they may be
led to ask, says the Journals correspondent,
"What have we gained by waging war upon
the domestic institutions Of our sister State
What has humanity gained. -
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The Legislature.

In the Senate, preamble and resolutions
were offered on the subject of the boundary
line between Maryland and Virginia. One of
send competent person to England to obtain
all documentary or other evidence which
may exist there tending to ascertain and es-
tablish the lines of boundary between Vir-
gihia and the States of North Carolina Ten
nessee and Maryland. A report was returned
by select committee, which was adopted,
disappearing and rejecting the boundary line
heretofore run between this State aud Ten
nessee by Leonidas Baugh and Jas. &. Black,
AS commissioners on the part of Virginia.
The Governor is empowered to pay them for
their work and then employ competent per-
sons to run again and remark said boundary
line. The bill amending the charter of the
James River and Kanawha' Company, which
provided for converting It's floating debt and
other liabilities into stock and for a continu-
ance of the work. was defeated in the Senate
The "act providing for a more uniform cur
rency of the banks of this State was under
discussion when the Senate adjourned.
The House of Delegates adopted a resolution
for an earlier hour of meeting, and then passed
to the consideration of the resolutions report
ed by the Joint Committee, adverse to Con-
ference ofthe Southern States, which had been
sent from the Senate with the concurrence of
that body. The debate pro and con was cha
racterized by ability and earnestness The anti
Conference resolutions Were finally adopted
by 80 ayes to IL nays.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-09

FAST DAY IN CONGRATULATIONS
Buckingham, of Connecticut, has appClnt ted
Friday, the 9th of April, as day OF fasting,
humiliation and prayer.
The shoemakers strike is reported as rapidly
towns in Massachusetts. The strikers remain
orderly and peaceful.
Aaron Leggett, the owner of that portion of
the Mount Vernon estate, now known as
"Mount Zepher,' died in New York a few
days since.
The Cleveland Gas Light Company, ut their
last semi-annual dividend day, divided their
surplus giving to each stakeholder a dividend
of dtty per cent. on every share Of stock.
The Union Prayer Meeting Convention is
in session at Philadelphia Among the Vice
Presidents is J. b. Watkins, of Richmond
Virginia.
The people Of Danville, Va, last Saturday,
adopted lutions, with very few dissenting
voices, against the proposed Southern Confer
ence.
Thirty EIGHT physicians graduated from the
Kentucky School of Medicine on Wednesday
last.
DIR. Martin, native of Lexington, KY, was
shot and killed at Saltlllo, Mexico, u short
time since, by DIR. King.
The Kentucky Senate rejected the bill pro-
hibiting the marriage of cOusins-yeas II.
nays -.
The great strike Of the workingmen of Lon
don has ceased. Both sides-journeymen and
employes-claim the victory.
The price of the London Times, it is said. will
shortly be reduced to tWopence.
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ma Fire Marine and Life Insurance.. -.
Having devoted some twenty seven years Of my
life to the study and practice of INSURANCE. un-
til it has become sort of "second nature " con,
time to prosecute my Agency business. and feel
very grateful for the kind patronage hitherto ex-
tended to me.
beg to assure my friends and the public gene
ra'lv that shall aim to accomplish IN the future
what have diligently endeavored to do IN the past.
viz:
LIST. To use the information acquired by long ex-
perence to conduct my business UNDERSTANDABLE
I'd. TO conduct 1t upon honorable, equitable, hb-
era principles.
3d. Upon terms moderate as 4 Just regard for
the interests of my principals, and the security of
the Assured, will allow; and
4th. / snail endeavOr to receive no premium, 18th
out giving in return full equivalent.
Allwhoare at all conversant W tn the complicated
character of the Insurance business. have some
idea of the Importance of knowledge of its prin-
cipies and proper practice the part OF an AGENT
To want OF this KNOWLEDGE and ofsultable sy npa
thv with the Assured are TO he traced many of the
difficulties that arise in the settlement Of losses
These difficulties | shall try to avoid. Call on me
and 'let us reason together
THOS. NJ. ALFRIEND, Ilth Street.
Y. B.-INSCRANCE LOSSES promptly adjusted
NH st
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DIED,

On Thursday. 8th March. Mrs. CASSANDklaA =
MAKO Ne, c0iisort of Mr.. }. A. Malione aged Is
Years She lea yes q devoted husband, two chi
d.aa, and an alfectonate mother, to mourn thsf
loss. a., c,.,
The friends aud acquaintance oil the fanny are
Il, attep lie une al. from the residence
Of her husband on 9Th street. near the Arinory on
Saturday, 10th inst, at O'CLOCK without iu'
notice.
At her residence. on Duval street. AT quarter De
fore N CLOCK on SUNDAY evening. with dlsease 81
the heart. Nj. A. HOUSEW hluhi' III INC DO"
.,f hnr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
M. Southern Sewing Mac hine

nA. Southern S-wim: Nnch
TESTERS LOCK STITCH SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINES.
ARRANGEMENTS are being. made TO manufacture
the above Justly celebrated NJ ach mes in Richmond.
Va. hey arc unrivaled in point OF simplicity,
beauty of finish and their perfect adaptation to
every branch OF industry where the needle Is re-
CURED.
They are gotten up IN various styles, ranging IN
prices from $50 to xlsO.
The above Machines are exhibition Tor the
present at Corlnthlan Hall. Main street. and Ut the
Old Dominion Office in Belvin's row: 0pposite
bank st Richmond. JOHN H. LESTER.
NH 9-6u2p)
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ma. DIR. NlimMock's Indian Panacea. for
The CERTAIN CURE OF NEURALGIA AND
RHEU compound ehectua!ly re-
lieyes and cures NEURALGIA and RHEUMA-
TlSM in its most acute form. The great success
with which It has met and the increasing demand
Justies the assertion that it stands unrivalled as
a remedy. Those who have suffered and are now
relieved, willing uItnes behalf oil It's vir-
tues. the many testimonials which have been
gwen IN it's behalf, are convincing and satlsfac-
tory. The afflicted have only To try and be con
WINGED.
"a Certificates of E.any VOL known citizens OF
Richmond can be seen. For sale by
FISHER Il WINSTON. Druggists.
NH SIT No. 10 Main ST., Richiuond.
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The DIOCESE OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC
CHuRCH.-The Annual Publication for l>6U
has just appeared at Rome. 1t states that
dioceses in the Catholic world, exclusive Of
ninety apostolic vicarates and numerous pre-
lectures. The present Pope Plus IN. has him
self created eighty new dOceses. Without
counting those of Holland and England, he
has created eleven in the United States, four
in other parts of North America, two in Sou tn
America, three in Brazil, one in California,
one in Newfoundland. one in Mexico, two iii
in Hun gary, one in Tuscany, one in Guada-
loupe, one in Martinique one in Africa, and
one in France,
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New Books.

TEN THOUSAND WONDERFUL THINGS, COM
prising the marvellous and rare, odd, curious
quaint, eccentric and extraordinary in all
ages and nations, in art, nature and science, in.
cluding many wonders Of the world, with il
Illustrations. Edited by EDMUND FILLINGHAM
KING, NJ. A. New York: DICK, FITZGERALD
4 Co. Fer sale by WOODHOUsE Co.
NIGHT LESSONS FROM SCRIPTURE. BY the
author of "Amy Herbert" miss SEwELI,)
and PASSING THOUGHTS ON RELIGION, by the
same author. New York: ID. APPLETON j.
20. Both these little volumes, from one Of
the most talented well as pious ladies of
the DAY, are gotten mp in very handsome style
oy tue ArrLxroNs. For sale by WooDHoUsE
l. Go.
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Jamestown, Skinner. New York,
p,dze and passeu Myers, Ludlam Watson.
Schr Planet Mars, Goheean, Baltimore, guano,
schr Mary Ann Guest, Barrett, Chlckahonliny.
Schr. Casper Heft Shoe. Philadelphia, coal, Poi
taux Bolts ~
Bark Parthian, Miller. New York, mdze., D. x
schr. Danvile, Chester, New York, mdze., D.
Schr Ring Dove, Adams, Baltimore, guano.
Schr. H. A. Weeks, Godfrey, Philadelphia coal.
Schr. t. H. Atwood, Rich, Boston. mdze., ID.
Schr. William John. Gallegar, Philadelphia,
'''' - " SAILED,
Steamer PENNSYLVANIA Teal. Philadelphia, mdZe.
and passengers, H. +. futile.
Schr. Eclipse. Cook, New York, mdze., w. D..
COlquitt l. Co.
NORFOLK, March Starved, ship Washington.
Chncha Islands, guanO.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED FER JAMESTOWN. SKIN
NER, Master.-L Newton. George c. Wilson and
lady. Henry C.. Wade, Frank Stage. John Stagg.
NJ. Lean. John Perry, w. s. Pugh Miss NJ. L.
Teller, James Minor. James Wood. WIN. Coop.
W. WIseman, Hy. Wiseman, Thomas Watson
w. H. g. l.. {. F. Schlusberty, and ten in the
steerage.
Also, from Portsmouth-Chas. Albright. John
Neveker. Pat Lachlan, o. Donahue Flaharty and
Bridget Mccarthy.
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The New York Tribune, whose editor is
nowned for his breeding, Of which he once
gave a sample in an attack upon a non-com-
batant adversary, commencing "you lie, viii
lain," is very unhappy because it has discov-
cred, as it thinks, that our Minister at the
Court of st. James is not gentleman. The
discovery was made in this wise: Mr.. LONG
WORTH, of Cincinnati, famous for his Catawba
wine, sent some baskets of that delicious bev-
erage 10 Mr.. DALLAS, requesting him to dis
tribute large number of samples among such
Of his guests a. could appreciate its merits,
and assist its Giro ulAtion. To this very rea-
sOnable request, MI DALLAS very politely de-
INJURED, excusing himself by saying that he
could not reconcile the duties of the Minis
ter Plenipotentiary Of the United States with
those Of a commission merchant" Whether
he sent back the wine or the market price
thereof we are not informed; but he utterly
defeated the attempt to make him the instru-
ment Of putting Mr.. LONGwoRTH's wine
GRIZZLY thinks this refusal Of the Minister
to convert the Embassy into an auctioneers
ware-room, was n very ungen tlemanly act.
ABBOT LAwRKNCE, he says, and his boy BIcE-
Low, and Mrs. LAwRENCE, and all the little
LAwRKNCEs, would have been very happy TO
undertake the affair, and would have made
quite a family business Of it. The cause of
this difference between the Ambassador that
was and the Ambassador that is, lies in q nut
she'll ABBOr LAWRENCE never attended a
dancing school. and was never taught to "pi-
geon.wing" Mr.. DALLAS did attend a dan
cling school, aud was taught to ''pigeon-wi
Nevertheless, in spite OF dancing schools and
piEeon.wings, Mr.. DALLAS is not a gen tleman,
and Mr.. LAwRsNCE was. We hope this num-
Der Of the Tribxne will never reach Mr.. DAL-
LAS. He would be very much distressed if he
saw II. We trust nobody will ever be so cruel
~ to tell him any thing about it,
Now, we are not double +. VS., and cannot,
therefore, probably, be accepted as judges Of
Wnat gentility 10. But il man belonging 10
'ns second families be allowed to express an
opaaion upon such y subject we should saw
unat 9sster rsbuke than that which Mr.
A>oAowORTa received was never administer.
co. II strikes as. moreover, ~ exceedingly
'1'eA1 70 make present. and connect it win
S'9scs 40 mr. L. had In view We won,A
~ wager mat We could guess from wh.,
xua@ .e5 VI the country he comes. We aun,a.a
As. OALLAs sor rejecting the overture ara
eeTuaniy tnink ne took proper view Of hi.
position. The next step would haye hoo, =,
dslags the Embassy with Yankee invsnt;ons
constituting the Ambassador General A-.r,
upon the cheap terms Of receiving in full for
services rendered Yankee clock. or a sewing
machine, or box OF pills. or bottle Of elixir.
or, shove oil, . full supply Of EzEKIxL's Hair
Dye; which last article. we doubt not, would
b more acceptable 10 bis Excsllsncy than all
ths Esst pat together; Tor ~ has been noted for
has grey hairs ever sincs he was man of mid
dc 80.
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TIE INSTRUMENTATION received IT TO.
ronto reodsr il certain that Marcus Talbot
disssx, O. w., and his bride, were passengers
In The Hungarian.
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BOARDING.

[lOARDING.--I have comfortable ROO Ms, and
- can accommodate two gentlemen and their
wives, or several single gentlemen, with BOARD
and LODGING. Terms moderate. -
Mrs. NESBiTT.
NH 9-7t* Corner Foushee and Cary SITS.
pOARDlNG.-Having taken dhe CENTRAL
- Hot 81, situated on the South corner of tiov-
ernor and Franklin streets, am now prepared to
accommodate number Of gentlemen with BOARD
and LODGING.
NH SGT NJ. VIRGINIA JOHNSTON.
DARK no E.
L BOSTON MASS
Gentlemen will find the best of accounted dat IONS,
with every effort for the comfort of guests. LAR
DER not eXcelled In the United States.
II. d. PARKER,
NH 3-6m J. +. MILLS.
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THE GREAT DtS,DyR;,r,.

i DAY How shall We ayoid ~ wv
vexat'on arising fran the mD,ts',. IT.
books 'Peih
Answer BY using hUDDRtcu,.
READERS. Edited by Noble Bn,.
A. MORALS =
having become JOINT publisher 81 ia.
able series of School Readers. reso. ~
me1ds tn tae IT. ADOPTION d by teachers IA,
lst. Because they are sgpar,or il, -.
!ence To ~ others. as can lie sbnvn
parison Of their merits with ,hoss sr, ~
other authors. ''uA'ss
I'd. Because thew are purely Scuba.
sively at the South '1
ID. Because they ATE cheaper "a, ,t,,.
quality OF matter furnished the pgs
others. F-'~
4th. Because their adoption wou1 .
ing an uniformity IN the use OF tOo,,
AVOID the needless cost attepd,n< ~
of School Books. '"' ~
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M All the world ut Peace.
NO MORE 4 UAkREI.S,
FIRM UNION.
SAVE THE PIECES.
Then call at
JAS. H. PEARCE 4 CO.'S new Drug Store, cor
OF 9th and Broad streets, get bottle OF NEG A.
TIVE GLUE CEMENT. use AS directed, and I've
satisfied that the - Untsn" can be preserved.
NH Sim
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THkAAkRIcAN OVERLAND MAI 9,
papers stAte tnat the English are begin nin~ -
take advantage Of the overland mai =. s 70
letters to China. There are reguiarIv .' " seno
o. the st. Louis Post-O Once some siy a
small sacks. weighing about thirty poSnda
each.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-09

CAPTURE or ANOTHER SLAvxR.-The bark
Imaum. NJ Salem, Mass, from St Helena, jan
steamer Triton with Spanish SLAYER, with
GO negroes on board.
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AN ADJOURNED MEETING of
G>5 the subscribers of the CHI ESTER BOOT
AND SHOE MANDATORY. will lie held at
CHESTER on FRIDAY. the 9th inst. All per
sons interested Ill this enterprise are invited TO at
tend. NH 7-3t
VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE
ca COMPANY.-it appearing that the full
amount Of the capital stock ut this Company sub
scribed for general meeting of the stockholders
will be held at the Office of the Merchants Insur
ance Company. for the purpose "f organizing. on
WEDNESDAY, the 2ist inst, at O'Clock, =. NJ
By order of the
NH 6--l5t COMM iSSiONERS.
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SHOT In CHURCH.-Dnrin~ !. nr.ver in .
Metnodist Church Vt Portsmouth. Va. Tues
shSS - nSn., s9e congregation were startled by
w WEE ,spoia o. ,h pistol which proceeded from
bow named R p"Sxst Of = lad named Haynes
leg eu INC oali In MS
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TO THE MEDICAL PROF,,.,o,

A POCKET FORMULARY AND ppv,
MANUAL, embracing the arr Al y.
and prescribing medicines 10 ma :.
tase. with nlanv valuable rpcrps. ~.
adapted 70 the profession throi,s.-.
ted States by Thomas s. povs
Sparta. Georgia. Pnee SlB go.
A. MORRIS, b., 10
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of Checking a Cough or Common Cold IN its first
stage; that which in the beginning would yield &c
a mild remedy, If neglect soon attacks the
Lungs. "Brotca'S Bronchial Troches," contain
ing Gemulcent ingredients, aliay Pulmonary Irri-
tatiou. NH 9-d3tFSGTuGwlt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-09

WANTED-Fltteen able Negro MEN, from
w country service. to work under round at the
CARBON HILL. MINES. No accident of serious
consequence to single laborer has occurred in
these Mines Tor seven years; and a large advance
surf face hires Will be paid for good men. Fac
tory hands will not be emplo, cd on any terms APP
ply to Mr.. kfCH q RE1Ss. at the Coal yard, corner
10th and Cary sts., OF at the Mines.
ia 2I-ts JOHN ]. WERTH, Agent.
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ma Mutual Benefit

ma Mutual Benefit
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Net accumulation, Jan. LIST. 1869 So, 400 582 80
Total amount of dividends paid to
Jan. LIST. 1860 Observation-Disclosures. 1913 ,359 43
Total amount of claims by death paid
to Jan, LIST, 1860 Observation-Disclosures. 2.154 1853 81
S6,s73795 81
The dividend Jan. lst 1860, is 45 per cent.
Only half the premium, on pocie Tor term oil
life, is required in cash, the other hall may he
paid in note bearing per cent. iInerest-THE
DIVIDEND BEING IS PER CENT, nearly balances
the note; This company pays their dividends
while the insured is living.
This company offers ADVANTAGES and SECURITY
unsurpassed by any institution IN this country
Please call at 1870 Main street, and get circular.
NH 7-5t KNOWLES < WALFORD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-09

SsiP BURsT.-(,apt. Miller, Of the bark
RarAian. arrived hsrs, reports that fifty
miles East Of Cape Hsary he saw the ship Sa-
en-. of Boston. burning. Her crew were
sakes ~ ~ schooner She was laden with
cotton. r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-09

ma PEoTOGRAPHs and AMBRoryPEs. of supc
rior quality, be obtained at all hours Of the day
and IN anv kind Of weather. at REEs' Mammoth
steam Gallery. Main street near the Dispatch
ONCE, At prices rans!nE from y cents to So
reduced prices. Facilities for executing $40 por-
traits daily. &c l6-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-09

Every body to know that have
w commenced the manufacture of TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS. and VAlICES at No 81, Main
street, Richmond where they can find a beautIiu
assortment Of Trunks, Vallces, and Carpet Bags,
of every style, at prices ~ low AS thes can he
bought in the Northern cities, both at wholesale
and retail. Trunks repaired and Covers made to
order. at the shortest notice.
dc 2s-6m JAMES KNOTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-09

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-09

NOTiCE.-All persons as' .I' !.
~ the estate OF BARrLsr ! ros,-.i
Qnesisd Ia present then 70 Ia ,,.ss, -
perry authenticated, Tor saj 49,, ,.ssss..y
sons ,ndsbtsd 10 said estate .. IN, u
forward and settle the Sane riY tOs