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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-04

UNIVERSITY OF SOCTH.-Bishops Polk
and Elliott are now on Sewanee Mountain,
arranging 10 break ground in laying The corner
stone OF the new University of the South,
which has been endowed with half a million
Of money. Bishop Hopkins, of Vermont, is
with them,
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The skate factory OF Williams, Morse Il Co.,
in Skowhegan. Ale, was destroyed by hre on
Wednesday night. Loss heavy.
Hon Robert Allen dice At his residence IN
Bedford county Va, on the Both ult.
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THE LYNCHBuRG EXrENsIoN.-With the
exceptio- OF The bridge across James river, the
Lynchburs Extension of the Orange and Alex
andria Railroad is completed. The bed of the
road is finished, and the rails laid TO Lynch.
burg, with the above exception.
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NOTICES.

sA- Great Bargains I'm Dry Goads-bnapsr-
M ed. more 50 than At shy tims heretofore, 70 sell
great BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS. Everybody n
scar p Of such would do well to give them u call.
Thss cali particular attention to the following:
RES SILKS in great variety Of 81, les.
IRISH LINFNS. frst-rate article al 31ts cts.
HUEETINGS. every width. very low.
BIFAcHED COTTONS, as fine ~ Cambria
CLscted. Nainsooks, Jaconets and Cambria
MISLlNs.
LINEN TABLE CLOTHS. from 2 yds. to s.ds.
NAPKINS, DoYITEs. and TOWELS;
LINEN TABLE DAMASk by the yard.
LINEN CAMBRIC HDKFS very cheap.
NFEDLEWORK of every desc ription, IN large
assortment and very chear,~ .
seaannghIc goa is. to- be sold this month at n dis-
count Of from ~ to so rer cent. from tormfr prices.
il 49, ]. MfLLHiSER & BRO.
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VALUABLE GIrT.-The Wings of Aibe-
marie county, Va, have presented the Hon.
Vim. l.. Goggin, = valuable gold watch, as a
testimonial OF their personal regard, rs well
As approval and admiration OF the zeal, en-
ergy and ability displayed By him in the late
Gubernatoria. cam paiga.'
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OPPOSITION STATE CosvENTIoA.-TLe Con-
vention OF the Opposition party in Virginia
VIII be held in this city on the 22d Of Feb
ruary. 1t Is expected that every county in the
State will be represented.
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NIsSoLuTIoN or to-PARI,Ik,..

u The hrm Of pANDkiDGE / HAht
day dissolved. F. Il. HAHr r%etlrh2 from
ness Either partner IS authorized 70 L@ ~
WM C pANnRI-a
Dec. 3ist, 1859. FRANCS
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III Eait,laore Lie ln%surn ZEE ON

III Baltimore Lie lnSurn nee company
INSURANCE OF SLAVES.
This long establi shed. safe end reliable Southern
~Jcr,psny insures SLAVES, at low rates, from one
to seven years.
its De al ngs with insurers are prompt. fair anu
literal. -:
Having held the agency in this Company IN tnls
city for several years. the subscriber can conn
IDENTITY refer to a long list of extensive slave own
es who are it's patrons. and with whom It's trans
actions have been entirei, SATISFACTORY;
Further information will he chesrtuliy given TO
any person desiring it. p. B. PRICE. Agent.
Office at T. C. G. Drewry's Bookstore,
doors below American Hotel.
THOMAS POLLARD. NJ. D.. Medical Examiner;
Office. Governor street, one door above Richmond
House. ia tit
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RICHMOND. Jan. 2. 1850.
Concern.-The Subscriber

new 0ncerit.-i re Subscriber v 90,
tine wholesale and retail GROCERY br.
az the old stand ot Wilson 4 bnshef. co,....
and Main SITS, and takes this nccaslaa r.
thanks fur the liberal patronage hes,1v 81
late cuEcern. and hopes, by stflc, ,,,en,
bus ness, 10 merit a continuance Of me 60,
will keep always on ham a well So ec!,t - w.
Family and JobUing Goods. 10 when M.
specially invite the attention ~ mt t-.-.,
the public. CHAS. n. BUsdss
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DT-iWe regret to learn that Mr. JouS
WHITE, formerly connected with the telegraph
office In this city, died yesterday morning, in
Petersburg, OF consumption.
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DEcrAsEp.-Wm J. Barksdale, Esq, an esti-
mable citizen of Amelia county, Va, o'so on
the 2ith OF December.
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D,SSOLuTtoNO OF CO-rARTNfE,gp

- The co partnersius heretofore ex!t'-4 =
tween ABNER c. MOORE aad ANNEO VS.
GER. Is this day dissolved ~ mutuol ctuse,. /,
the debts, property. accounts, &c eleven 3,s-t
ton, have been n, ny deed. assI-ned Ia Us ira.
benefit of creditors. as therein named.
All persons Indebted In the conren ire ~
10 come forward Immediately and I4y 900, as
dul-ence Will he granted Al rAis - afg
claims aeainst the concern will prpseg' .a..ss
Tor payment. BURFORr FRI ~
Assi-nees and trustees for Moore ( ", Sc
Il. 3-2W M2gr1ps a. n
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as InsHre Your slave
OWNERS Superior advantages are, as usual, oil,
fcred to SLAVE OWNERS. at the old eSta3ltShed
General insurance office, on Pearl street nextdoor
Immediately to the office of +. D. EAcHo; opposite
!. n. GoRpoN. insurance on slaves made Inr any
length of time. from one month 70 hive ycars-and
70 live IN any pnrtuf Virginia or any other slave
State. al low rates. The best companies represent
ed and all losses promptly paid.
M. M TIME Losr.-As the undersigned IS both
AGENT and Medical E1aminer. there ~ no DELAY
in eff-cting insurance in this office, between the
honrs of A NJ. and p. NJ and from 1 10 6 +. Nj:
Gail and get q Circular. containing the rates. and
~ C.. K. BROKEN. NJ. D..
General Insurance AGENT and
iaa-ts Medical Examiner.
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kI.s q RENT-A Pleasant RESIDENCE.
"a: for a small family, on Union Hill. The House
e1ais two stories high, with 4 Kitchen, well Q.
water on the remisc garden. yard. &c. To q
coed tenant the rent Will Ina only 81 per non.h.-
Possession given immediately. J. T. KEESEE,
10 Its 18th ST.. between Main and Cary.
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A tarh.-The subscriber in reti-,g f,-
Grocery Business. takes this msthct nj re...
his sincere thanks to his old friends f1- ,.,. !
erRi PATRONAGE during a nutuher OF vaars q,--
cordially recommends To their corhdaUcs m.
partner and successor, Mr., CHAS, u. rDSpS
as a gentleman IN every WAY wortny nf fbe-+-
dence. | can be found NJ SAMUEL WU>t.
OF Shockce Sip, where We wi, lie slat a. 49,.
co-nsIxHUents
l.. I-flmEcwIm fDETN T tv.f ,
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e $50 NCTiCE.-The General Meeting Of
80 the STOCkHOID EKS or THE BANK
OF VIRGINIA will be held at their Bankin, House,
IN the city of Richmond. On MONDAY, the 9th Of
January next.
The law provides that no Officer or Director of
the Bank shall vote as the proxy of p stockholder
In any election of Directors or Officers OF the Bank;
nor shall ans proxy he valid which shall have been
executed sixty day S before the time of election.
de -Jtawtd SAM'L MAHX. Cashier.
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WANTS.

1UANTED- An ownor for . LADY,'s MUPF;
w iei, al ne Noaarsssrgtes' cSg M /, t;f 4 : f I"s nea
IN ! ,,e,nbsr "f the late Geuefsl Convention. Sat
urday. the ssh. Oct. The owners eat me tasse
yy,,cles BY c 9 nn,ns a. u ~ In AMI sGd Grace Streets.
jh4-Eh
VIynNTED-A COOK. WAsHE.R ard lRoNER.
W For a first rate .eTyant 2 ~ ,soa vrn.Rniiaae Central
kaiIroaa. tja t~3tI THOs. DODAMEAD.
For our aTEMMERY; a GOOD strip
w packer ana four other a zig t GssY! 'se Cons.
YNANTED.-A Teacher of I,ish standlns and
w twelvs years' experience IN the profession.
wishes to locate in a Baptist community when ca"
and ,c;n support a sshe", 81 u ain II o gfh his vrneIiyities.
and viii. the refore. teach IN none but s,t Venoiu,ns
States. Would like to rent . Or lease s', n i y" ila.nss on
it sufficient for the accommodation OF MS ia,n.y.
His lady is well enaiifed TO Teach ne ffenen an nd
will take char.e OF a school # sufficient inoucs-
ments are "iie red. Address l.. H. Spout sp,,as'
AppOInaitox Co., Va.
WANrED-A PARTNER-with, a capital Of
w from s3ee to 5000. in a staple, business. al
ready established. Said business will he snasan.
there is three ayear. F Idu PSrtiGuIIJI,ss fan e "&"'
Baker, between Broad and N Nissmans ,is ia.
w GovERNEss in a private fanny. She is
' Maaie and s in.anetsn 4 Itrs 'eH SALARY. = not . much
required AZ a comfortable home. Address hex ST.
~Post-Odice. Ja5-ps
WANrEn. To HIRE-A SOY from 10 tol
Q unfry will be pfe'sr HSbk APV.s .1~'o5nNsToN.
in 3-ts Corner of Ieil h and 9Th SITS.
f1T D-cOAI~PIT ~HANGs-LnDera!
w prices will be paid for able bodied TIT
HANDS. by the Midlothian Company for tne pre-
sent yea year; A s,D s at ths s,a, once corner !, MH'"
Ac1oTFdS FSc sEo r s the M One handrsd e e.
lofed hands. consisting of MEN, BOlS and PltL
Li js s@s prices viii be W S7'd ii II. ef f6w sEfIKiiss'Ail AGENT,
WANTED-A situation in = FAC
w TORY, by ayoun. man OF some eSpersenfe'
ana OF buslaess nap vii I he 9Veni AddressaN.."
at this office. Ja3-a-
WANTED,oge or I've Rconis, sultao.e TOR .
r " fHYsaicIAN1aS +. oRF,IIcs =; c Clad s .tyss,s' a nd
be- ween 9Th and 18th SITS. Address 1. X b. at tnis
office. ia 3-ot'
WANTED-To h!re fer the present year. an ex,
o oo% asS wei, r~sso ss !" " G 5ifs5AJl j. hi EfM Mn E paid
ja3-ts No. ~ Pearl street.
WANTED-A T~EACHER.-A. virsinia lady.
teach Mno the re- EhSsGLisH fs;RihNC;HEss' and MI
SIC ios wishes a place hhERrSiipso 9 Bookstore.
WANTED---A Female DINING ROOM SER
W WANT. for tlie present year. She must be
Without c%h,,dren' fn4 n2ge = ne f fPe, 1, n s r Ts!i re-
ia S-2t* Corner Of Grace and Adams SITS.
WANTED--A NURsE.-Wsnted to hire for
w the ensuing year, = GOOD NURSE. Apply at
my residence e0'nsF OF i Ebw snf T. IS n TfTfff:
ia 3-ts 18th street. bet, Main and Franklin.
WANTED..HANDS.--We wish to hire a mum
w terof a DS. suitable for WAREHOUSE
McDEARMON & CHAMBERLAYNE,
ia 3-2t+ Inspectors at Sh0cboe Warehouse.
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A movements on foot for the establishment
Of \ cotton factory in Norfolk.
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al !.

"A SELL, the celebrated Astroio.l., SA
arrived. and Will remain hut a shor. tr,. lA r
porn van %t,h a n@suIa, s,,s sosel A. ne event. y
married or single, and now MANI ,luss 7ln
be marrled; will cause speedy marrsya' az,
astnntsIed tholsancs with her uagI. -
gentleman admitted. Mrs. Elm "a "
House. 18TH or Governor street, tetvefel
and Franklin streets. 80 81.
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i p EFlNEp SUGARS -2O0 bbis. Extra c and
~ Coffee Sugars; 50 bbls. second Grade Coiee
Sugar fU bhls. Crushed SUGAR l90 bills. Powdered
and GIsnulated Suya ~; = bb!s. CMt lnni SUGAR; for
sale ny +. II. SKINNER 4 CO.
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uNfNI,e
COX HALF HOMES BuAth ysSN
500 for sale by f.S q. na sss
yvRAPPING PAPER.-l az ss.kssA
w Payer. for sale By i. Il. sAt
DURE MOLAsAES Run no sgIhSFvs
I iai sale b. la y. pA
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ADJUSTMENTS
NINTH ANIMAL mar,


MoNTGoMLnf cuhhD 4
" Tho MONTGOMERY glARb. L. X
that having ensased the Hal NJ Inc .s'sas.,
institute, they wal ave their Siath% sseA A..
MILITARY AND civic" 4 lfhaaa '
At that place, on MONDAY EVESGth
eth. 1900. 3sg..
They are happy 70 have tho assu,,s.. ~
efforts heretofore have been emiass1F@ le.n.
tory. and on this occasion no ef1r, r} IA,
on the part of the cominit,es ard ill., LIE A. A.
add to The COR iort and pleasure al i, f9l7ss, =
One Of the test caterers IA TIE city h. 'ias,
saaed to furnish the supper, and n sts
COTlLLCN BAND has been eEza<.dS ,'B.2
casion. &~AaAGtRs: ~ As
Hrs Excl'y Jno. Le.chcr. Joseph MAJ.
1t. Gov. Mo ,tagHe MAJOR y. I''ts.
Col. Tbos. 4. Au.ust. Major I. .'5tp
1t. Col =. j. Moore. ed. YIN %
Comutffe. of 4rrong,mrafs-iaD b-r ~
Cofp'i john Typdail. Private II. n" . =.
Maccahe. Private VI. Dngsn, Prtys.a yfsg,
Private Thnm,s hsVeni.h. aina
Indies. $3.50 esch.addjtfon. l,dv" 'Aa -,s,.
Manas crs-- Red and white Rusnt,e.
Committee of Arrankemsn's-- g. res,o
Etcor CpInuttfen-- W hstc trert,-h .t1tsst,,
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OFFICE OF THEL. R. & K. co.,

-s9> AN ADJOURNED MEtI;NG Of
E~~a the STOCKHOLDERS ct the LANES hlVER
and kANAWHA COMPANY Will be held vt this
Office on TUESDAY evening": tue 18th instant, at
~ O'Clock. NM, /. HUNFUhO, SECRETARY.
LII 4-2aMHW
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DISSOLUTIONS. sc

nfSSOLETiDN.-Tte concern Of NJ
- B0SHER is tins day Dissolved hy m,... b
sent. The name oil the firm will tie rssH - .
partner IN wiEdins up the business Of tts
John J WiL.dt
ChAS, NJ B0>Efs
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SERVANT FOR SALE.

~g'Wo NEGRO MEE FOR SALE gRi-
l EATELY.-for sale, to remain IN the CITY or
70 or 81 sears of axe, the other .; L. he sold for no
fault, bat III order 10 the settln= 4p OF "a estate.
These men are also active and htndl III other W"tk'
Price Moderate. Inquire al TINS Office. IA 49,
C.oR saLI-A valuable Young NEGRO NAN,
+ "A good FARM HAND. and an excellent ser
vant. The owner desiring not to send INN out Of
the state VII sell nm ( ( S1 IS MshAas3sEfgN ti
ja4-It* Office OF the Columbian Hotel.
EoK sAiE--A WOMAN, ahoat 20 s.oars old
the other six wears of age; The woman is a yerf
good $ rvaus. ana 4 good Cook: aad as she is sold
for no fault. | Will take a very moderate price for
| her Il she can find a aoInc IN the city. Apply at tn $
office for the name Of the owner. la3-tt
EoG saLE-1To Temaia in or near town, a
heen accustomed 10 waitin< in the house, dryins
Il carriage. @c. Satisfactory reference will be
gwen III respect t, character and qualification.
de 50 ~eodst* s. GRADY.
NURSE AND HOI SE SERvANT.-A sn-
~ perior MUSE and HOUSE SERVANT, with
one young child. is offered IN exchange for a man
OF hoy at valuation. or would be sold to remain in
or near tho city. The woman is healthy ana likely,
and : San cut sew and nj Ws sf F!i ! 5 p E0 5 s. s: &c; APP
de 3o-tf Nam street.
SERVANTS FOR sALG.-l wish 10 sell 10
~ some q" ne g 80 WI net remove them from Rich
years old. and her two young children The wo-
man is said to be a frst-rate house servant, washer
ana irOner. aud y good SeaflStreSS Her character
is uneXceptlonable and she is offered for sale only
because her owner has no use for her. Apply to
de2o-ts BENZ. POLLARD.
VALUABLE SERVANT For SALE.-T
' have for sale a Servant Girl, tiiiuiattot about
Is ,eaIs old. Very likely OF unsxeeptionahie cha
N ,sf'sE; and and n % afsiRs1ess E 4 l2eas bsT.
gain may be had by mined ate application to
de 2J-tE +. Il COOK. No. 20 Main 81.
EOR SALE. ar kitk "a negro MAN. Il
L Eood RIDE Err, and his wife. IS or 60 years of
age, uneXcep ~tlnnabie AS To character. Both must
go %together The wonl9n- rs y fair CCOk ana a
good WASHER and lRONER. Aoply 10
de 2s-ts Il. r. PEAKE.
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~ AMATEIR CoN,rp,'
TX 7 II T.
PHILHAkMONiE I'M

Beg % annoance That tFey VII -1'-I
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAI" fts
On FRfDA \. ga Jarrqry ,.1Ntksr
AT TIE. MECHANICS 'H19i
To con mence az = to 5. pDnctHally. Gr."l"
casiOn they will le assisted ry some o = @.
pal Professors of the city. rs We, "a h s-s.
are members of the Association. 'haass
The Music will bs eutlf-is ot \ Cas..
ter. the ohJec. nf the Association h4I ~ eu9.
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS-to 4. 'senp
member oi the Association, at the pns Ws ~
p. III. TAILOR. lanes Woednouse had
also, Mt J. w. Evans, Pearl street. " !" 2'-
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MrE NANE THIS LAY nssn,-,ls- n,

" together under the stvle al LYLEF}Sr-st
co, for the purpose of ccnductur Fl ,srsn- fF
MISSION. GROCERY and LIQUOR ByS.Nt.
at No 81 Cary street 3 doors below laA NuH 81
respectfully solicit consignments "t Nert6,rt,
Manufactured and LeafT0blcco. Flour. GruH.t
Lyle FOSTER
John X STFGfR.
U.ate with Elicit / Irvv
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EA-" Slave Insurance"
ALBEIARLE assurance %
or CHAkiOTrESVILLE, VA.
SLAVES INSURED for one OF more years on
the most reasonable terms.
All losses promptly paid.
DIR. +. ". HANCOCK Examiner.
KNOWLES WALtORD. Agents.
de 3I-5t No. q. Pearl St, Richmond.
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:

TINS day formed a 20 partnership f,- 20
pose 81 carrying on a GENERAL CONNiWg
BUSINESS in the city of Richmond. ana e.,
taken the office on Shockoe Slip. t4te., ccrq,.t
A. =. SAMUEL. The, hope, by persona an. F..
business. Ia merit the patronage of lherf.-.
and the public generally. 4. $. StNfE.
j.. J. NIINY
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SAM'L NJ. PRICE X CO.,
RETAILERS OF
STAPLE IND FINCf DRY GOODS,

NTITTE 3ND COI7"'
No. l57 Main street.
sAM'L NJ. PRICE,
UN. II. GORDON. JACK TEMPLE.
Whi. i. EGGLESTON. THIS. W. BARKSDALE,
Thankfni for the iiberal patronage bestowed on
them IN the past, respectfully ask d continuance OF
Their assortment of Goods is large and Well Sc
lpcted. They invite special attention 20 their
SILK and DRESS GOODS.
CLOAkS and FtRS,
WOMEN.S and GENIS INOER WEAR,
LINEN SHEETINGS andSHIRTINGS, .
TABLE DAMASK, NAPKINS,
TOWELINGS. &c. &c.
To be sold for two months At reduced prices. to
cash or pnnctual credit customers.
NJ III. PRICE e. &C.
y. bah persons indebted 10 the late firm oil
pKIcE WATKINS are requested To pay us lrl-
medla.eiy. Ija3-6tj S. NJ. ?. co.
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ACard.-T take this opportunity ofre,rp,--.
sincere thanks to my old friends aud pA,rw5 /,
their liberal support. and hope to receire -t
tinustior Of tho same to the rev Corcer7.
n 3-tifnS WIN = "a NIT
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RlcHMoNp, January "a, 1860.

New Concrrn.-The subecrihsrs vii N-'t
the GROCERY and CON MISSION HisA
under tire sly lie and FIN O TAkDT WILL
IT The stand occupied by the late nm i"''
Tardy & Williams. and would tats 'us ts'i
return their sincere thanks for tie vefY JFNN
roma g extended to the late ufu for the 81
years, and TO assn 10 their irlenfS tat nosAf
on their part small be lacking - iAeiI -coh--'
auce of she same.
They will at ali times keep on hand tVei%
Ell stock of foods IN their line aud MI g.A
ticular attention Ia the sale oi iIol1ce e't' 60
IL them.
They are arents for the sale Of ADLN.NlN
CANDLES. which they viii sell 10 the 'r'ce s"
as ti,es can oe boue ht ia any Of the >"'e''a &A
kets. s. TBkll...
jas. r W.LL!As
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BANK OF virginia.
RIcUno~D. JANUARY Sd, 1850.
THE BOARD DF ofthis Bank

BANK OF virginia.
R@,crnnI isnnsrs Sd, 1850. {
L have declared a DIViDEND D of 4 per cent. odt
Of the profits OF the last SIX months, which, after
paying u per cent. bonus 10 the Stale leaves 81
per cent. or S2s per share pay able 10 the Stock
holders. liza t-diosl SAML MARX, Cashier.
NiVyDEND..-The Pres d. Mt and Directors OF
declared q dividend of FOUR per cent. oat Of the
profits of the institution .or the last SIX months
deducting therefiom one fourth per cent. bonus To
the State. leaves 81 per cent; payatie u the
Stockholders. J. 4. SMITH,
ia t-lQt Cashier.
y Or TBE COMMON EALTH hive this das
declared 8 Dividend OF THREE per cent. out Of the
prontsb ttile Institution, (sub;ect to a bonus Of ,.
OF | per cent. t6tise state pas able on and after the
9Th Inst. j. l.. Cashier,
Richmond, Cd Jan'y, 1850. ia i-St
IL be received by the Consul OF France in Vir-
in Norfolk, Va, for a BoTTOMRY BOND. Of a
sum between fifteen and sixteen thousand dollars.
lying in the narhor of Norfolk, and bound to H.vIe;
said bond to tie guaranteed at tie owe st rate of
iared 1T noon on the 10Th day OF January, 1860, ar
sad office.
Norfolk, LIST January, 1870. ja4-st
CRUCERIEs, FRUITS and PROVISIONS.
~ have now in store the most ennptete assert
ment Of Family Groceries, Teas, Wines. Liquors
and ciears; Apples, Cranherrles. Potatoes; Smok-
ed Beef, Salmon and HABITAT, new susar-eufed
Hams, Breasts aud Shoulders; super Extra and
Family -Four, pure Mountain BucAwheat. Molass-
es. &c. which viii sell inser than can 10 rnr-
chased at any similar esiabiishmsnf ~ the CITY.
liz Broad St, below 6;h.
i 70 EFINED SUGARS 100 bbls. Extra c and
IL & Coffee Sugars: 50 bbls. second Grade Caio0
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t. FOR stLE.--To remain II the
III clts e Qua fF.G!ns's 2 rd zen ; h, IM s6 IN ~ ~
some very fine diniL<-room servants, chamber
MAIDS, aud one likely wcmaL, WIKI toar eiiiidren.-
They can be seen AZ nay c!hce during the Chfst-
mas. would Las to sell some sixteen oil tnSii 10
o9e person near Richmond or the coIGty OF dlol-
cester. They have JUS, been divided from an es-
tate TIE owner has 40 use Tor them ana they are
sold for no fault.
RENT OFT HOUSES and SELL NEGROES and
REAL ESTATE. privately,
elected Commissioner e the Revenue OF the Bird
district OF this city, nay friends might conclude
ali. q. ". II. TYLER. General Agent.
Ja2-6t Marshall street, between 9th and 1th.
~ VIZ GINA GANFRAL aHE!-
go CULTURAL SUCIEfI.-A meeting OF
the Executive Committee OF ms 5oeiet = %i I tSke
d De : sid "Sni' c. DliMMl00GjK;. sec'y Va. c. AS.
- MERs AND COM MISSION MER-
C~hANTS.-on and after tie list January. 1850. |
along the lipe Of th9 RICHMOND, Iederickshurs snd
merry CHARGED ~ the Company. All orders for BAGS
viii be promptly attended to, Apply to agent at
John r. MACMCRDO.
de l3-d&owlm Richmond, Va.
OFFICE. OF THE R. < ! r R: cog
RlcRMoHp. Dec. Is, I359. =,
sK ~. NOEtt E..-A senerat fn3ehDS OF the
&C.,, Stockholders of the RICHMOND and
YORK RIVER RAILROAD c0MPANY. Will be
he!a It Vest Point IN the county OF hlng William.
on II ESDAI. the 18th DAY Of January, ls6O.
b order Of the Board IF DlTsctOrg.
4. W. MORTON Sec'y.
49, The above is expected to IA an important
meeiing - the Stockholders, and it is hoped that
each one will interest himself III It's Organization,
by belnG present IN person or by proxy.
re lj-ctawtd 4. ". NJ.
- FAR MEI.s' BANK or VIRGIN
.y>-a lathe annual meeting Of the Stock
holders OF this Bank will he held at their Banking
House in this city. on WEDNESDAY, the llth day
OF January, 1860.
An act OF tne General Assembly, passed March
9th, 1912. prescrlhes that No officer or De-
rector OF 2 bank shall vote by proxy for any stock
holder III any election of directors or officers of a
bank. nor shall any proxy be valid which shalt have
been executed sixty days before the time Of any
election"
de lU-eodtd J. A. SMITH Cashier,
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"a sf!tim. off at "a Great Sacrifice.
DRY GOODS Al AND Below COST.

IL O Al AM BELOW COST.
CRENStIAW. OtNRLES q CO.,
I3 BRC4D STREET.
in order u reduce our sto K as low rs. posi- BILE,
we shall continue TO sell until further notice. with
out regard u cost. In addition to our winter STOCK
we have opened all oi our .prtn& and Sumner
GOODS, remaining over from last season, and viii.
sell them at n great sacrifice. Persons tesITous OF
purchasing for the approachiuE season, vii lind 1t
10 their interest 20 eXau he our stock,
de 5l-6t CT ENSIiAW, QtAhLES & CO.
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On retiring from the GR0CfRf Hl
MISSION BUSINESS. | retufH 49,, :.
thanks 70 my friends and the public Tor
share OF patronage bestowed GA Us. 81" g
opportunity ~ recommend M .7tc Pril,.
cambridge. 10 you, who 81 continue
ness, us one worthy OF yonL ton'd-age vIg
port FRANCS o'H"