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liN JACOB

COO REWARD.-The BOOKS used rs IA,
.IS~O late Col. Geo. Nj. CarrIH. ton. wh.'s rel
surer of the Manchester and Fal..n. Creek I.rr
pike Company. have either been lost, G.sat
stolen. and the above reward VIII be pad on the
delivery Ia the undersigned
Bs order of the Board OF Directors
de 23-lm J. A. CLARkSON Trsas,s,
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CORN IN KENTUCKY.-The assessors in Ken
turky and the secretary OF the board OF agri-
culture report a corn crop of 37u,000,050 bush
els. Admitting this estimate to be correct,
and the value Of the crop would be about
/ 49, ,0ttU0 GOO
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OFFICE OF THE ]. X. & X coz
RICHNoND. January 4, 1850
AN ADJOURNED MEETING Of
r.l->-|Ss, the Stockholders Of the JAMES RIVER
and KAN VIVA COMPANY will be held at this
office on TUESDAY evening. the 18th instant, at
tx O'Clock. WM p. MUNFORD, Secretary.
ia 4--2lW2w
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The Comnliss Toner from South Carolina.
In the Legislature yesterday letter adj
dressed to the Governor by Hon. G. G. MEM
MINGER. Commissioner from South Carolina
to Virginia, was read, in which 1T was an
nouuced that the writer would arrive here this
evening on the Southern train. joint COM;
mittee was appointed to receive Mr.. NJ. rs the
guest of the State.
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LOST AND STRAYED,

sW oaMn ~ rn Mx EARN r. - OF The ~
skAnece lnber last, n STRAY cow. She s,it
colored. with a smal II white spet the eil rfr,,
about years old. slit in lelt ear and right eafrr,
ped; her horns turn inward. The owner Is 20 ..
ed to come forward, prove property, pay erg.r.,
and take her away.
ia I2-2t- JOHN LAGOON
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MAN SPLIT IN TWO By A SAW.-A terrible
accident happened At a saw; mill in Davis
county, Iowa, a few days ago. An employee,
named Redden LASER, was standing on the
log.earriage Of the mill, rather forward of the
SAW, when, on a light jar, he lost his balance
and Tell on it, first cutting off his left hand, by
which it seems he wanted to protect the rest
of his body from falling on the saw; yet he fell
on il. the saw cutting from the top OF the hip
downward diagonally through the leg, and
coming nearly where il joins the body
Medical attendance was Immediately pro.
cured, but nothing could save the nnfor,u-
nate mans life. He died In about six hours
after the accident happened.
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MILITARY AFFAIRs.-The Montgomery
Guard, last night, elected Lieut.. Dooley Cap
tain; end Lieut.. King to the post of LIST Lieu
tenant. aud Mr.. Seagers end Lieutenant.
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I@S FARMERS BANK OF VIRGIN
's>a lathe annual meeting of the Stock
hold of this Bank will be held at their Banking
House in this city, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day
of January. 1860.
An act of the General Assembly. passed March
18th 1912 prescribes that . No officer or n-
rector of a bank shall vote hy proxy for any stock
holder IN election of directors or officers of
bank nor shall any proxy he valid which shall have
been executed sixty days before the time of any
election"
de l0-eodtd J. A SMITH, Cashier
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HRxPyrxIp RArLRoADS ToPr1D-On Satur:
day last the train Of cars on the Aempneid
AZ, not 20 haIk in the evening. It seems that
certain Contractors through a Mr.. Smith, OF
pittsburg. upon a judgment against the road
of twenty -one thousand dollars, have seques-
trated the property OF the company. Inc ue-
sign Of the parties making the sexuestration,
as will be understood by the use OF the WORD,
is to hold the road until the; profits nave PAID
the De r,and for which it Is taken. 10 TINS, Inc
authorities of the road as we are lniorineu, re-
fused to submit, and thus the mat'eF st~"us al
abeyauce-W Wheeling Intel.
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IL In the Morning Neacs OF yesterday A
JupsoN CRANE. ESD, who has conducted the
Nsus with his wonted ability. announces, in a
yaledictory address, that his connection with
| the paper as one of its editors terminated with
the end of the last year.
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REEVES COMMERtIAL ~
30 STITUTE.-In few days lof which due
notice will be given the exercises of this Institute
will be resumed The course Of nst,uction en-
application to the various departments IF trade;
Practical and Ornamental PtNMANSHlP and
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS.
camille pursuits, this institution offers superior ad
vantageS. Ill
please leave their names at Mr.. J. Z. Duvars Drug
Store, where full particulars may be had r4,c
IL; lO--3t j. w. hEE' i1'
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DOCK AND JOB PRlNTING.-Ir respectfully
ID call the attention Of business men and others,
10 my BOOK and JOB PRINTING OFFICE. on
vies' Marble Yard where they can get their LET
TER HEADS. NOTES. BILL HEADS. IA ECKS.
TICKET BOOKS: BUSINESS CARDS. CIRCU-
LARS. HANDBIlLs. DRAFTS, WEDDING
CARDS, VISITING CARDS. BALL TICKETS,
PROGRAMME , &C.. neatly and promptly execu
ted at moderate prices solicit the patronage OF
my friends and the public generally.
GEO. w. GARY, Book aad Job Printer.
ia l2-3ts cor. 9th and Main sts., Richmond.
vTO Day GOODS MEKCHA .-.Dry
L goods merchants in Richmond, Iynchbars. Ps
notice that they can have ali old stock re6nished
like now. by KING. REFtN,sHER. 10th street, Rich
at New York, Rich aohes, cha'iies Grenadines,
Lawns. &c.; Black Kid Gloves, when harsh. cured
OF miidew and reHnished like new Importation. and
soiied Einbroideries "a beaohed
RErEagNcf.-Messrs Kent, Paine Co; FL
lett, OreWTy Co. AIR.
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~sOUTlsER NREsTAr.s

On T. RANT. II
Va x. b o L RQ [ EN0T VII
SigsV open. ou WEDNESDAY next. Jam.
AIRY 18th, nearly opposite Metrog n,
Hall, on Franklin street, n first class EaINj
HOUSE, where gentlemen will lind al the &c. 81,
cies of the season. served up to suit the .f,'- q
the most particular. Tney viii keep ca ,rt
choice LIQUORS. brands OF the hest rlaje Ci
CARS. etc, and viii be prepared Ia aecomaGds.
either individuals or parties OF gentlemen s.l
MtALS ut all hours, and upon reasonable Tern.
in lO-9t"
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"a. EZekiPFs -
INFiLLIABLE.
Price 81 per bottle. To be mad of any OF the drug
gists in this city. Wholesale depot Tor orders, "
Main st. ,,
am prepared to furnish the trade ct the usual
discount Orders promptly attended 70
de PIN X EZEKIEL, GO Main st.
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H.~ IMPORTANT NOTICE-TO FAR
So MFRS AND COM SSION MER-
CHANTS.-On and after the LIST January. 1860,
propose 10 furnish GRAIN BAGS for the use of the
along the line of the Richmond, F fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad. The charge. Will be that for
merry char ed by the Company All orders for Bags
will be promptly attended to. Apply to agent at
Richmond, or the agents at the country depots.
JOHN r. MACMURDO.
de l3-d&cwlm Richmond, Va.
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"A The United saving Bsnk. Aenrico,
receives deposits. upon which y PAID a. the
rate Of per cent. per annum upon sI sum' 10
annnm for .horter. period. 0fhne No: ~ Main
street. I'M AZ W. M St rGpm 49,
ia ,as, JAMES l.. PORTER. Trea'r.
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A STONISIlfNG TO ALL. NADANFFjE
IA SELL, the celebrated As'rploglst. Ia. ~.
arrived. and Will remain but q short time srs ~.
born with n natural gift 10 tell all the eveptsaf .
even your very thoug hts: will tel Whether yos !,
married or single, and how many times son a. y,
be married: will cause speedy mor-isss S.. '
astontshed thousands with her masic powp,
gentleman admitted. Mrs. EpBtns' Boat"
House, 18th or Governor street, between y,
and Franklin streets. noA-1t''
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~ Slave yBsuranc". -
LTNCHBURG HOSE AND FIRE lNSU RANCE
COMPANY.
Capttnl and Surplus 100000.
SLAVES INSURED by this Company for one
month or four years, on the most favorable terms
O. F. BRESEE. Agent,
Opposite the American H otel.
DR.. JAS. B. MCCAW, Examiner. de 2o-lm
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MA. The Confessions and Experience OF
Northumberland for the benefit and as a warn
ins and a caution to young men y ho suffer from
NERVOUS DEBILITY, PR EMATuRE DECAY,
&c. as q consequence Of earsv errors; supply ns :,
AZ the same time the MEANS OF SELF-CC RE.
B, a sufferer from the above cause and from med
ical imposition and quackery.
Smile copies mailed free on receiving postpaid
envaope bearn. the address Of the applicant -
Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.. Bed
ford Kings county, y. Y. de 2-3taw2Int2pJ
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STEAM FIRE ENeINEs.-On the I'd instan

STEAM FIRE ENGINEs.-On the I'd instant,
twelve Mayors in Massachusetts aooIessea
,n.ss,ges 10 their several city governments
and nearly every one-every one that SAD any
th;nr aho,t it-recommended the adoption Of
steam fire engines. Mayor Lincoln, OF Bos;
ron said "But "A short time Will elapse,
80. harora wa shall have an entire steam fire
department, and dispense with hand engines
aitogsther.' Mayor Dana. of Charlestown, re-
commended that city to purchase one at an
early day. Like language was used by most
of the other Observation-Disclosures Herald.
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RS HALVES SUTTON ATpT,o d =:
Practices in ali the Courts of the city OF M" hm3nr
and the counties Of Henrco and ''oocnlanWq, ohce
corner Bank and 1lth streets. HIch1noha' va
ia r. 3m"
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- COUNTY Il am candidate for the
Office of SHERIFF. and would be glad to get your
votes fla l2-dlwl BlCK. L. JOHNSoN.
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~ The above is expected to he an important
meeting To the Stockhod ers. and 1t is hoped that
by being present in person or by proxy.
de l6-2tawtd a. W. NJ.
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RIA Teeth. Teeth! Teeth!:: Teeth! =!
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
Now is the time for all who are snferins from
tooth ache and decayed stumps. and intend 10 nave
a new set to nave them extracted, % yon can do so
rith0ut ram. Call soon. as DR.. TRAVERSE'S
Office in Belv,n Block on 18th street. lin front
of Bank Room No 8. Office hours from A. NJ
to p. NJ. from to and ! 10 7. NJ.
S.-Chronc diseases OF oil kinds treated with
perfect success, by the use of et.ctricity.
de 2S- I'm
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OFFICE OF THE r. & Y. r: r: Cog
RICHMOND. Dec. 49, le59.
Rc NOTICE.--A general meeting Of the
BE- Stockholders Of the RICH NQND ard
YORK RIVER RAILROAD COMPANI VIII be
held ut West Point in the county OF King William,
on TT ESDAY. the 18th day of January, 1850.
By order Of the Board of Dlrecinrs
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Y1TANTED-Everybo body 70 know that have
w commenced the manufacture of TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, and VALICES at No 81. Main
assortment of Trunks, Vaces and Carpet Bags,
of every style. at prices as low as thes can be
bought in the Northern cities. both at wholesale
and retail. Trunss repaired AID Covers made 10
order. at the shortest notice. - -
de 23~sm JAMES KNOTS.
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Il All ABLE SERVANT FOR SALE
have for sale a Servant Girl. tmulatto.I about
Is years old very likely, of unexceptionabe cha
rseter. She rs a first rate SEAMSTRESS.
gain may be had by immed ate application to
de 29-tf f. h. COOK, No. 70 Main st.
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"a Slave Insurance! Slave lnsur"mrccr :
ALBEMARLE COMPANY Of CH CHI * 4, anI E o.
&c EvERV DAY from 10 to il o'clock A. NJ, 10
Examine SERVANTS. and will cali at such hours as
may DC more con'e' KNOWLES & wALFORD.
Of;ce 81 Pearl street. j"'-
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SERVANTs FOR SALE.

E'OR SaLE:-FIvE YOUNG LIKELY MEN;
CHILD aud one Young CHAMBERMAI No
fault to either. They can be seen at my office eve
da, TIL sold. u. w. IL. TYLER,
General Agent Office, Marshall, between 9th and
in Cts 9Th streets.
GERVANTS FOR SALE wish to sell to
- some one who Will not remove them from Rch-
mond. a NEGRO WOMAN, about twenty three
years old. and her two young children. The We
man is said to be frst-rate house servant, washer
is unexceptlonabe and she ofie red for sale only
because her owner has no use for her. Apply to
me at the State Court House.
de 29-ts BENZ. POI.LARD.
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VETANTED-Occupants for delightful room.
w on the lower floor with hoard IN a private
family; A gentleman and has lady, or TWO ladies'
would be preferred. Apply at ,, o,,,,,,,,
de Sits NEWS OFF1CE.
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M Insure Your Standardization. Slave
OWNERS !-Superor advantages are, us usual, Of
fered to SLAVE OwNERs, at the oil established
General Insurance office, Pearl street next door
immediately to the office of +. D. EAcHo; opposite
J. N. GoRpoS. Insurance on slaves made for any
length of time. from one month to tve years.
t" live IN any part Of Virginia or any other slave
State. AZ low rates. The best companies represent
ed ard all losses promptly pad.
nA- No TINE LosT.-As The undersigned is both
Ascent and Medical Eranliner, there is no DELLA
in efoctins insurance in this office. between the
hours OF Q A NJ and p. NJ. and from TO 8 7. NJ.
Call and get d Circular. containing the rates, and
also the Best CITY REFERENCES.
C. X. BROKEN, NJ. D.,
General Insurance Agent and
ia its Medical Examiner.
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DEATH OF BRAVE SOLDIER.-Geo. Wash
iugton May date LIST Lieutenant u. >. A. } died
on Sunday las; in New York city, after an ILL.,
ness of six months. Mr.. May enlisted under
Capt Martin Scott, of the 5th infantry, and
went with the army TO Corpus Christi. He
distinguished himself at the battles Of PaiO
Alto. Resaca de la Palma, the taking OF Mon
terey, the siege of Vera Cruz, and tie battle of
Cerro Gordo for which he was promoted and
attached to Gen. Worlds division. lie was on
board Of the San Francisco when she was
wrecked, and was one Of the brave few who
stood by the vessel until she went down. he
"a as, ~ ho Ia Rov NAV
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C>LOuK. 10 bbls. : perhne; ~ do. EA.ia. !,
i Family; for sale III lot. IA su.t tnichsssse..'
EDWIN WORKMAN ~
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WANT D-SERVANTS-At the ARLINGTON
w House. corner OF Main and 9th streets: One
male or female COOK two young MEN. DUNN
room and house servants; one CH btRNAlU
in 2-ts w. MCCRERY.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. VA. JAN. II. 1850.
H;xA Water this day Thursday N o'clock.
SAILED,

SAILED.
scbr. Marshall. Chichester, Now York. mdze.,
D. l. w. Currie. m g., I'D. W n
schr. Time. Tyler, Savannah, Ca, mdze. W. d.
schr. b F. Reeves. Shaw. Boston. mdzs.' W. D.
C"lauitt 4 Co. .,.,a,i. - h.,
scnr. LYDIA Ann, Weaver, Alexandrls' IN pal
schr. Tuns Bordine, Maxfed, Alexandra, in
Sen c. A. Crook, Evenham, Alexandria, in bal
last ,.h. ,;,.r U,h,
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ANoTHHR RRxoNsTRANoE.-Ju Judge Kruln, Of
st. Louis, a prominent lawyer following the
lead Of Judge Oafron, Of Tennessee, has pub.
Iished an earnest remonstrance against the bill
IL enslaye the free colored people Of Missouri,
now before the Legislature Of that STATE.
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o. THE MARSHALL AND HENRY
COMPANIES will hold their ANNUAL.
MEETINGS. for the election of officers: 40. at
tlIer room. on 18th street, mis- tlhu hoDAi}
S.ncnhode rs not able to he present will please
leave their proxies with VIM. A. jenkins, at the
ExchanLc Bank. 80. =, III, S.-...
Ia i2-1t IAS n. LEI-, PoSIo'oiy.
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m creot Rarsnins in Dry Goods-impor-
tat N0TICE.The subscribers are now pre-
than e the
s aoh "a snch won do we'll to give them call
TheS call particular ate ntion to the following
DRESS SILKS in great variety 81 ~. pes. o..
iPISH LINZ Ms, tirst-rate article. at 3sta Gus.
SHEETiNGS, every width, very low. c-;
RI.EACHED COTTONS, as fine as Camoric'
Chez. ed. Nainsooks, Jaconets and Cambria
MUSLINS. or,,o r. as =, oras
LINEN TABLE CLOTHS. from yds' 10 sSas.
NAPKINS. DOYLIES, and TOWELS;
LINEN TABLE DAMASK by the yard.
i.iNEN CaMBRIC HDKFS very cheap.
NEEDLEWORK of every description, IN large
assortment and very cheap.
Fine TARTATANS. RIBBONS, and many other
seasonabie goods. ia be sold this month at DIS
count of from ~ to 30 per cent from former prices
in 4-2w J. MILLHIS FIR K BRO.
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TURKEYS. TUKkEYS.-A lot Of a''' j"
i Keys just received, for sale iOw, n ro7rfy
WM. q. UANDRlV2'.
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n 50 bbs. choice Eating Apples; 5 h5.s CiaA'''
rles; bb Green Peas; for sale .ow ~
J. I. kAVESAGIi'S Family Gfoeeii,
liz Broad street, he.oS .l
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DLAlD DOuESTICS.- reoe,sse y. "
/ pieces PLAID DomesticS, nf Southern mi-,h
PERKINS w.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.


L to work in a TOBACCO FACTORY. A SO, Sc
veraI MEN for other k HoR e wSH kEpyY
jaI psf Corner CLAW and Adams SITS.
(,Un siIRE-A NEGRO MAN, who is a good
DRIVE and MANAGER OF HORSES, and
DGs a 81, Shy APPly 4 HoBsoNs Office
NfGnoES Fpr HsKE;-l have Ne. for hire
Lronefs and Washers; Corn + ield H,nds; Factory
Hands; several 5lacks.niths; good Carpenters;
homes upon reasonable terms Also, a likely NJ AN
Tor sale. Ro: b. Lf r. a emf.
For hiring out Negroes, &c.
ia list Office in Metropolitan Hail.
TOR HIHE-A first rate HOUSE SERVANT
I either for the dining room, chamber or hA-
III ES MAID-who is good w ASHER and RON-
Err, of nnexceptionsblee ,s a 81 r,roN T.
ia Its Bounty Land and Pension Agent
DOR HIRE.-A BOY, from Is to l6 years of age,
Z who has been accustomed TO waiting IN the
house. AppI, TO me Broad street, Church
'' ia ii pe' ~ ''''1 ~ JAMES D. Elicit.
EoR H!REI7,By the month. competent
ply to b. WINS ION.
SERVANTS FOR HIKE have for h,re
- some able bodied YOUNG MEN. accustomed
ers;, two TOBACCO TWIsTERs; one HOUSE
BOY. has been waiting N a Boardins. House and
WOMAN, said to be a frstrate Cock ashe. and
1roner JAMES MOORE.
ia lots Opposite st. Charles Hotel
For HIRE have for he EeFy d likely gof
AN ga JAMES aif:' T. + suTToN. JR. bounty
Land and Per sion Agent.
ia It's corner of Main ard 18th streets.
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IA Auction-Groeeries. Leather, and Ba.
cen n ,a aAis MpH < 3. B. DAVENPORT. Auct's.

nA The Fine ArtS.-
JOHN TOOLE. Artist in Oil Colors
g. nj. OTTfNGER, Artist in Crayon anu W aver
8 BRADLEY, Artist in India Ink.
y. r. COWELL, Photographer.
The ahoye named artists are engaged pernla-
nentiy with {, W. MINIS. and have their stud %
at his PHOTOGRAPH and FINE ART GAL
LERY, 2l7 Main street He also devotes MS p eiI
Ambrotvpes and aguerreotypes NJ this establish
meut. The citizens OF Richmond and the Seuth
the small Aubroty pc UP 10 the life size foftIai.,
ali IN the hghes. stsle of the art AS all woTk Is
warranted to give entire satisfaction or no sale,
there ia no risk to run and at the same time you
are patronizing Southern establishment Cit,zens
and stran ers are invited % visit this oaiieIy'
whether they desire work done or not.
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1iiE sHAk ARE ".

- BANK ST. BET. oFH ASo l'rs
w Will he opened on MONDAY. lamar
9t,. 1850 by Halt 4 MILLER
Excellent WINES, Lao UORS. C'GARS. &.
JOHN N. HAIL
ie 9-2w CHAS. MILLER
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o. RICHMOND PHILHARMONIC
3A hSSOCIATI0N.7A neetlnE ioI ne
ice of GriswoId a. Claiborne, on this Il Hu Ms
DAY. e, enng, at O'Clock. full attendance is
requested. by nruer o. nn,S1uo, n p.,.
u-.pv u.pvry Sec'y ia Pitt
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DOPLAR. ASH AND MAPLE. tcM
] s Poplar; % GaU feet 3 and men hsh wv
feet ) 4, "a and ! Maple, tor sac .. ,ss
Z IL. VII II.ONh \ ~
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GHCANoKE-As and inch seasoned an -
~ quality for sale nj lowest rates ~
r. H. irI0Ch y,
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IJTANTED.-Ag gentleman of extensive expe
w renee both as ACCOUNTANT and SAI rs
MAN, would Ike situation III the city OF Rlcn-
mond Has 4 large acquaintance with the FirsInia
and North Carolina trade. and can furnish sati.
factory reference. Address "ACCOCNIANT.'
Box O. Petersburg Post Office, or q. C. W, DIS
natch office in 2-2w
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MYWaTE MERCER POTATOES. 30 bush.
w els White Mercer fofatoe.. ~ store ana iaF
- l.. +. cHANpfKN.
No, ~ Franklin e.. Oh a Agket,
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NANTED.-3OO NEGROES The Virginia
w and Tennessee Railroad Company wish to hire
THREE HUNDRED NEGROES, to work the
repairs Of the road during the ensuing year. Ap-
ply to the undersig ned 1T l.. nchbnrg.
de l5-lm T.. II. Il LII, Gent Sup't.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-12

FRANKLIN LIVERY STABLE 3.
StN RICHMOND, Va.
H<A The subscribers have entered into
partnership under the style of BIZ ANk ENSHlF&
JOHNSON, for the purpose OF conducting gem
erai Llvers Stable.
They viii attend to the sale and purchase of
Horses and board them the most reasonable
terms.
Having ample Stable room. thew hope TO merit
the patronage so long bestowed on the senior part
ner K. BLANK FNSHIP,
JAS. C.JOHNSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-12

X-HK- GEO. A. AlNHI.iE, 10Th street, would
invite the attention Of his frepds and
the public generally To- his large and taahinnatae
His work is manufactured IN this city, by con Pc
tent workuen. and out Of the best material. i call
from. those desiring to purchase is requested. Par
ticnlar attention paid 10 REPAiRiNG. whlgh win
be done on lie most reasonable terms.
Ia IQ~d&cWym
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-12

OI tFlS kdfNF, III t!IF NItF Ut VVUNFIl', -. :,
For the liberal patronage extended % veg
past years by the citizens of Richmond anf ~
portions Of the State. they beg leave % elf =
their grateful thanks, and assure them lhM tS
merit a continuance Of their favor and coHaael''
in 3-dSw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-12

OAK BOARDS. -l5o O00 feet seasoaee .
~ Oak Boards, for sale D, .,o,yts0N
r. H. WHIT lOCk J -