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~ Denomination Mr.. C. H. Gaydaer,
Principal Of the Rutger's Female Institute N. ":
81 have been afflicted with Bronchitis during thu
past winter, and found NO relief until found your
+. TrorAss." !" Broscn's Bronchial! TroeAes' or
Cough Losenges, are for sale throne hout the Uni
ted States. ia l7-d3TuTh&SAwlt
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FROM TEXAs-A Corpus Christi letter
states that Cortinas was on the Rio Grande
above Brownsville There We're no troops at
Brownsville
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DEcHAsED.-Mr Richard w. Thurmond, for
some years past one of the Directors of the
Bank of Rockingham, died in Harrisonburg,
Va last week.
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The MAILs.-The Alexandria Gazette, Of
yesterday, says
The large mails delayed on board the steam
ers Powhatan and Philadelphia, which were
stopped by the ice in the Potomac river, and
returned 10 this city on Wednesday night,
were sent South over the Orange and Aiexan-
dria Railroad last night. There were several
cart loads of mail pouches, one lot alone num-
bering nearly one hundred and fifty pouches.
The Gazette also contains q dispatch from
Washington, which says:
Second Assistant Postmaster General Dun
das has written to the postmaster at Rich
nond, demanding to know why he has sent
the mail by the Potomac route, to the detri-
ment OF the public service, and making per.
emptory order that for the future it shall be
sent via the Virginia Central and Orange and
Alexandria Railroads. He has also, directed
the postmaster At Alexandria to forward the
mails detained there, and all future Sou thern
mails. by way OF the Orange and Alexandnia
Railroad.
The steamers Powhatan and Philadelphia
managed 70 get out of the mass OF drifted ice ON
Wednesday night. and returned to Washing.
ton. TWAS supposed they would resume their
regular trips yesterday.
TINE JEWISH Boy MoRrARA.-Ths follow.
ing information was brought BY the steamer
Anglo Saxon:
A dispatch from Modena says that Father
Zileth, the INCUBATOR, accused Of ktdnappipe
the boy, MortAra, has been arrested to UNDER
20 judicial proceedings.
A fire occurred ut Steabsnytlle, Ohio, on
Monday morning lasL BY which the largo dis
tillery and grist and saw mills adjoining the
property Of Mr.. i. d. Collier, vera totally d.
sfroyed. An insurance Of $ii,AOO fully COW
cred the loss. -8s
The dwelling OF MI. George W. Rssdys pro-
babIy the finest building II Page county Va,
: large duanuiy OF his kehsSAoid fdfnftsrs.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

0GE( AMI EOA d4N1.
E'oR HIRE: One No: HOUSE sERXLANr;
s hs Es S shG s2Fa ans
DRYERS, common LAB0RERs. BOYS ard
''fLS '0f the h RAW k EYi k noLLApAY.
jail. lsth street, between Main and Cary.
L male COOK. Also. a negro GIRL, accustomed
to. Hss[bs .rE sn " extending IN f n1ff s,
NEGROES FOR HIK E.-Ann additional sgg
ply inst 4 f51m the c2nntry, OF ME t wUMEN
Hands for Turning operations: brick yards. &C..
&c: The above with the number ON hand before.
of the season. Persons wanting Cooks. v asher 70
and ironers MAIDS. Buffers, JOB Hands or Porters,
will ia g'ess' make ap'EsabfoER Scuo Pearl street.
NEGROES For HIRE;,l have FOR h,s; >
E Es H hASR &C. so
All will be had a t. aS3a homes
in 20-2t Metropolitan Hall.
SERyANT FOR HIRE have for hire a
- HOUSE GIRL. accustomed to waiting IN the
M nAND'' WISER anu 'S JAMEs MOORE.
ia Cots opposite the st. Charles Hotel.
EOR HIRE-A COoK.-An excellent COOK,
without incumbrance, is for hire the present
year. Apply at North corner Of Leigh snd eth
streets. JaD-2t'
Tor HIRE-Two FARM HANDS. or GENE
Z RAJ, LABORERS; one suitable to take care 81
horses or drive family carriage Three spris htl,
EOYS, several GIRLS; four elderly WOMEN
Frs, and capable Of general work. Those wish
ing to hire such servants will please call and SET
them. THOS. J. BAGBH, General Agent,
jail Wall ST., under st. Charles Hotel.
L>OR HIRE-FARM HANDS. HOUSE SER
L WANTS, COOKS, WASHERS and lRONE2S
snail BoYs and GlRl SnA NJ DFEiNG RSns
LABORERS, and No. / BOY for waiting in din
ng-room. +. A. J. CLOPTON,
General Hiring Agency. cor. Wall and
Franklin sts., opposite Dickinson, Hill Co.
ia l9-3t
TOR HIRE have for hire genera La BOZ
ERS, HOUSE GIRLS, COOKS, WASHER:
and IRONFRS. ARPENT ERs, BLACK
SMITHS and HELPERS. Apply to-
WIN. s. PHILLIPS, on 18th,
Ia Its between Main ard Bank streets.
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NEW BOOKS ,
Bookstore. I4t Main st.
Conduct. BY Samuel Smiles, author OF The
AN s E ef rs ffpfHHSfPh of their
Rights as authorized interpreters Of the Bible
" Dfury. author OF. Friends and Fortune"
Henry, Earl of MoreIand By. Henry T. Boake,
Ess by s sss Rev
and a Biosraphica Preface by the Rev Charles
kdNaNo & Of io%p sooR Y yS's MAN
translated from the French by Henry J. Mac
EL 9G4$o Or iIiiTrr!.E BY LITTLE BY Frederick
uAE EER,Saf NV W MONTHLY MAGAZINE for
vol ss q RNSdL ISL coHSM6S LAW REPORTS
tA ssiIil - HfsT6RH OF vTRGlNiA s. So
N. B-CiEO NJ WEST keeps constantly on
hard all the new BOOKS of the day. ia 2l-lt
VIRGINIA DEBATESs h hoio B.; 81. e 81.
THE REGISTER Of the Debates and Pr ceedings
Of the Virsinia Reform Conventional mot conf
JolPRtNAI,.' ACTS and PROCEEDINGS of same;
sna Scales s of Virginia conven
Jot KIN KNA Al ACTS, and PROCEEDINGS of same;
DEBATES and Proceedings of Virginia Conven-
ton l7SS; 500
JOURNAL Of same 80.
PROCEEDINGS of Virginia Convention i7756;
RA Ysfn'3 fGpSsa q" s. io
VIRGINIA Resolutions and Debates of l79s- 81 eco.
The place to lock for and valuable Books is
12l MAIN STREET. ia hit
A MEXICAN ALMANAC and Repository OF
n Useful knowledge. for 1850. besides many other
Almanacs and Diaries, are for sale at
RANDOLPH'S
in 2I-lt Bookstore and Bindery,
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!. SHOP ROOMS AND WATER POW
HVNAWAYS.

"A &2j REWARD will lie paid Tor con6oip,
6N GEORGE in jail so that | can get him.
N George is about 20 ears old, about feet high
n OF bright yellow color. has = very grHm look
III and no scar recolle eted. The above reward
will be paid for the said boy when delivered IN js
THOS. uDG,
T-evilian's Depot. Lou,sa county. Va.
"a aut
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FOR SALE AND RENT
a ATTENTION CAPJTAf.lSrs
Va YROCkBRlDGE WHITE SCLPHt:

ssb Sh$EHbslHasf s'a$f;.H II.
ga LEr-Thsss Sprinss are situated IN close prc, m
unity To the Lsxington and Buchanan Tu,nn'I.
distant eight miies ifG r LeSSinTion ss,een from
= location remarkable for its saiWbriiy ssoi "a
pleasant during oven the hottest months Of aumm.,
to make It one OF the most popular sTIMESSH
s2 Is. ssuht Pr Sta's WATER pronounced b,
p.tsni judges to he equal! If not ssptio, 10 am,
bridge Cold Sulphur. The. ar ACT OF LAMB soa
and 50 acres finely tm6ersd to Be sod Wsa e:
HT,.ss..-ca.h. 5000; balance att and .,,,r
'' !. ds1cwim Inn A'p''" ED. EAcHo
IS VALUABLE REAL ESTATkONrNv
GI CORNER OF GRACE AND 2D sTREsTs
~ 6..,.S to .s
fronts about 81 feet the north sid. ri t;.,,.
street, and runs hack the east line Of I'd ,,,..,
BGs sf' Justly rssardsd a. r on. y
most beautiful LOTS in that desirable part Of ,Ss
c' j. :sA Apply Z" GopDIN L AppEksov. Ape,,,
A.a FOR RENT,A DWELLING on Man,
SE:i between I'd and Sd streets. Terms $50, pays
- BILE semi annually
For HIRE s;- cooS;; excellent disposition
''''' NV ''''' RoB'T j. BaRKsbsPpFP' 70
ja2o--3ts At judge RoBsRrsox'.
- containing upwards of FIFTY ACREsv,,s
-. comfortable DWELLING, with four rooms
Farm is situated on the Stony Run Road, atcg.
one mile and a quarter East Of The city limits. Ia
a good tenant the price will be reasonable ~,
particulars, &C., inquire Of Mrs. LEBER. on III.
place. Jaj7-E'
e. SHOP ROOMS AND WATER pow
E Err FOR RENT.--we have for rem. three
Gka ROOMS. fronting immediately On the Csnsl
eighty feet long and 6ftv wide. with WATER
pow hR--the Bull NJ; being Of the NOS, I'M.
proved and substantial constIucten, with slate
roof. and well suited for manu- facturing purposes
Parties desiring to locate themselves viii 10 weIte
call and examine the premises.
J. r. ANDERSON l. Co.
de 2S--ts Tfedegar Iron WORKS
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The Hon. Chas. J. Faulkner, recently con-
firmed as United States Minister to France,
has reached Washington.
Gustavus Tuckerman. one of the old mer-
chants ofBoston, died after long illness, on
the 10th inst, at the age of seventy -four.
Mr. Jacob Dieffenderfer fell from the roof of
house in Martinsburg, Va, on Friday week,
and received dangerous injuries.
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4pHCTAI. NOTICE..

w..,. ia tha sck. afflicted and numey-
ons i.mil;es Who have heretofore used Dr.. =. =.
RIOS Es MEDICINES. always WITH me mos; III
nersnns nave circulated An imitation. The poc!Gt
has been compelled e ehanxe ths ,;sn"
is plain without any figures ana ns ~ The genuine
Medicines, 90 that the public can again oo.. ~
those remedies which have suited tneir wants ""u
nR. ]. s. ROSES COUGH SYRUP. for con. rs
and diseases Of the lungs il the stanossa U aneo
sprsins or bruises. and the DfsPEfIC Oo"
POUND for Dyspepsia and i,ver eampiaih'''
4: or Richmond, Va.
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The V,prisIaturp.

In the House of Delegates yesterday, reso-
lation was adopted to print 10000 copies OF
the address OF the Hon. q. Ct. MEMMINGER,
Commissioner from South Carolina, and dis
tribute them among the people of this State
A resolution, offered by Mr.. Seldom, author
ling the Governor TO appoint three delegates
to represent Virginia in a Convention of the
Southern States, at Atlanta, Ga, was ordered
to be printed Notice was given by MI. KEENE
of his intention to offer = resolution provid-
ing for the nomination, by the Virginia Le-
eislature of a conservative Democrat for Pres
ident. and Il conservative member of the Oppo.
sitiou party for Vice President, and in case OF
their defeat, for calling Convention of the
Southern States The Senate was engaged in
the scussion Of the bill for arming the State
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- 50 kEWARD.-R Runaway from the sab.
al scrlhers on YESTERDAY. a likely mulst,o bo,
Unnamed JOHN, about Is years Old. of genlee
"A appearance and address. The above reward
.xx>wi be pad on his delivery AZ our store. or
if he be placed in any jail where we can get him.
ia pts TUPMAN & HULL, ITO Niins.
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George Mason.

JOIN EsrEN COOKE, Esq has given the foi-
lowing outlines of the public career OF GEO
MASON, whose statue admired Of all behold
ers, has been lately elevated to its pedestal
George Mason. son Of George Mason, ioursh OF
the name, was born at noeg Neck, on the Ioto-
mae in Fairfax county. Va, in I76. HIS eaIest
literary essays were embraced IN volume ehttieu
Extracts from the Virginia Charters, with sone
remarhs on them. He was the author OF Articles
OF Association aqainst importing BRUSH goods,
unon The dissolution of the House OF Bureesses, IN
I1cg and drafted the resolutions passed ny the ar
fax meeting in IVA, which were earned oy " ASH
in .ton lone of the mcetlng) to Wllllambafs.
Il e first sat in any public body, IN the Conven-
ton Of 1916, when he drafted the B'H o. htxhts
and the Virginia Constitution. Jeherson.w VINO was
then in Philadelphia. and had Just written INC
Declaration of Independence drew up pre-
aup,e aud sketch but N ason S had been ALREADY
reported to the Convention and son
preamble beng as he said, tackled to ne WSrh o.
George Mason Mason supported Jefferson al
forwards in III. 81. SIG. IN his great inno.ations
in the Iaws-cuttng of entails, aboshing primo
genlture and overthroWlng the established ChuTcI
though he Masonl was one oil tue 'afist0clats'
junction with Patrick Henry, he opposed the adop-
ton OF the Federal Constitution, IN the virginia
C.nve ption, believing that It would tend 10 the
conversion OF the government into a HionaIch3. =
He al So opposed the African slave trade with siea,
zeal. (Howe, p. 26l.) DE was an intimate 1flenu
science of political economy. lie was not a iaw-
yer. but las opinions on government mad an tHe
force and dignity OF legislative DEGREES. ne was
not mn agreeable speaker. Yet when ne rose 10 al
dress an assembly. the greatest oratorsILee, zen
dieton. Henry. and tkeir compeeis- hSteneo I.
HALL in Fairfax county, IN the autumn OF i"z
adj
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IL No Baltimore papers were received in
this city last evening. The connection failed,
we understand, beyond Washington. The
mails generally are pretty we'll tangled up
We received last night New Orleans papers of
Dec. -, and Jan. 13, and yesterday morning
those Of q later date than either.
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NEW BOOKS, &c.

N6W oOONS' &C'
JTARPEK,S MAGAZINE for February.
IL GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
PETERSONS MAGAZINE.
BALLOU'S DOLLAR MONTHLY,
LEStIE'S ILLUSTRATED EWSPAPEK,
NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS,
HARPER'S WEEKLY,
NEW YORK LEDGER,
NEW YORK WEEKLY.
NEW YORK MERCURY.
FAMILY JOURNAL,
FLAG OF OUR UNION,
YANKEE NOTIONS, PICKLES,
NiCK-NAX, COMIC MONTHLI;
BUDGET OF FUN.
All OF the above. with an assortment OF BOOKS
and STATIONERY, can he found at
J. WELLER $ Periodical Store.
No. I2l Broad street.
ia Pitts NV. Fl. jarvis old stand.)
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nEAnO,Rs co. R.ts1RFG Fot-

A. HEADV'Rs CO r, t-r REG volt
n Richmond, Jan. 2lst. 1854 (
AOrder No. -.
NJ This Command will assemble this iSATIR
GDAYieveniag, at Ia O'Clock. at the Military
Hall, Old Market.
The Roll will he called, punctuaiy at the aboys
hour. Deinquents will be fined.
By order of Cant. MITCHELL:
ia 2l--lt T. =. MOHbAN. JR fstSt
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= -
AMyJ48l IE2IlTA

ENTLEMEN..A RE YOU READY
" FIRE-ONE. TWO THREE-HIrr,
COPP'S cAOOTlN1 GALLERY 10 nov anni
the Dime Hotel. s. Main street-cntrAnce tSsn. ~
the bar room or private doors GeutsHen tonS I.
Pi,to OF Rife shooting sre respectfully inyitsd ~
call. Tho, viii alwa.s find person IN chsr.s sts
has had several years' experience, and IL rnrs ho
tent to instruct the art II desired. The Psns ~
Rifles are superior. ia Il ,,,sn'
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CPRING TNPORTATIUN..Is6O.
'lBSONS,
MILLINERY
STRAW GOODS.

"'AAi'AH s ! a.a GOODS.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR x CO,
RlreoNsf SSSsET $L lsSst aS4 ?sArgNs,
FEArHEHkss.h sfRHW B6 81 FFIHArs, &c.
No. 2s7 and Lofts Of 2s9 Baltimore st.
Offer stock unsurpassed IN the United States in
variety and cheapness
Orders solicited and prompt attention given.
TERMS Six menths 6 per cent. off for cash. par
funds. ja2i-Gw
CLOSING OUT TRICES.-We shall for the
~ next four weeks offer many GOODS without
We would name ladies' and misses Cioaks;- Cloth
sad Velvet shswis. in white and black Stella;
PopIin Robes; Flounced Silk Robes, in two. three
Is If.s Ais E iaSSSA
and Fas c G. rich Tapsstrs velvet and BrSs
sells Carpets; Rugs. Drugget, Cocoa and Canton
bIsnsets; heavy coIored and white Cotton Goods,
made in Virginia and Mary land; VIII be sold as
ts as similar goods IS
uUME iNDTSTRY.-We take pleasure in
Il informing all who disposed to encourage
home industry. that we are now prepared, in ad-
Shirts. which we will guarantee to fit well and to
be well made As soon as II Is possible to have
sale. Meanwhile. we will take orders and have
them made up at short notice. Ali the work done
good, and we Ss can now make them to order at very
bss as We have IfIe s'2et
uOUSEKEEPERs. HOUsEkEEPERS-
Is Main St, and examine his large stock Of House
keeping Dry Goods before purchasing elsew he re-:
White and mp brown Linen Tsble psmasI Linen and
Cotton shsetings, Pillow Case Linen and Cotton,
a large stock of 6ne Bed Blankets to be sold at
cost, order to close out the lot before spring
Bsa ap The Sss
niture Dinity, and every description OF Dry Goods
be had at the very lowest E1v'sYsss Main st.
+ or Yorktown ria Norfolk and Petersburg Rail-
New and PafSFs
brown and BIesched DRILLS.
sHfkT ffS G' sfRIPES; scsrle. FLANNELs.
b, With many other ds''' kEs s1sd FAME :s'e j."
T. Tobacco, most superior brands Lynch6ars aud
Richmond manufacture, for sale BY Vow. co
y Shirt i. BSsoms. only ~ ct, P!;vHS;s veil
FTONQUA DkANK- loo lhs. Ansussura. fo'
'a'' ''~ flS Slffi '&isffSSssifos, Dsss..
SYCAMORE-.s and inch SEASONED and soo<
aa'l''' f0' sale It |sYHi'sW E fsffir SON
| OAK 1OARD9.-lso, eco fact ssasoned incl
~ ' '' Z. H. L. wHITLocK SON.
pURNETT.s CON Liver OLA ftssl
'''' Of r shi III b 70.
! Q00 KEGS NEW WEHrERN LARn. 10
/ OOO sale BY WOABLE 4 CLAIBORNE.
sa No. u Pearl STREET.
CORTLAND aYRUP- SO 6hls. tnr ssle nv
l. 4 y. .. DAVENPORT.
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TO- RICHMOND THEATRE.
Eighteenth Night of the
American Miss f5s% GA ROBIN RTcHINGs,
Mr.: PETER RiCHINGS;
ES|$HEESAEE H EH$ $HS#
orsas } $$ssszzzSSSBBB $ $$Hs$
s:s i: the
To SSH FbEHHS#zE$ f fESFHSSfzE
NJ: SAsStESS !S with
And man, $$$ISS5sEE S s$EffHHSSBB$EE
S SH# E$HH$$#$HH: The Veteran Artistic
hi, &: $HHS #S#s$
N Nss SAsESSE!SS## Are now playing
: 5S ;j
Wa "'~""''D INA SPECIAL CARD.
G Rlns5"a raooMSiP't.iIMsENTARY TESTIMONIAL
rendered by her frends q k,ehSnd h E
AT whose request. in consequence of manp
LADIES AND FAMILIES
Who were unable tn gain adm sslon on Friday
night also in compliance with the wishes of her
hume rous admirers Of Petersburg who were unable
10 '''e''u '"' OVATION,
The MANAGEMENT respectfully announce the grand
Opera of the "
On Monday Evening, January 23d,
For which occasion the President of the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company has consented
EXCURSION TRAIN
For the accommodation of those who were unable
to VISIT our city on Thursday night.
The above grand Opera Will he presented with all its
ORIGINAL SPLENDOR.
And many NEW FEATURES.
MISS CAROLINE KICHINGS,
And her Father,
| Sustaining their great characters Of
| STELLA AND RAMIR.
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fore him. Men think MAcArLAy, talk MA
cAuLAY, write MAcArLAY, speak MAcAULAY,
and preach MAcArLAY, without being con-
seious OF what they are doing. but still giving
themselves credit for profound original
thought. lie has absolutely ensiaved the
mind Of the Anglo-Sax race upon every
subject or which he has thought proper to
exert his powers.
1t il these qualities again that will make his
fragment Of the Histsry OF England read until
its sentiments and principles become interwo-
ven with the very existence Of tho English
people No book, probably. ever excited SO
much clamor, or brought upon its author such
upu.ssured denunciation. 1t has been called
a political let, but be it what 1t may, 1t
possesses in q degree rarely ever found, that
quality which Is Of all others the most dan
gerous in a heteredox book. Any man who
takes IL up will be sure 10 read it through, and
very few will take the trouble to examine into
the truth of its statements. The mass will al.
ways believe the naughty things said Of RICH
ARD Ill in spite OF HORACE WALpOLE and
Mrs HALsTKp, because they will read SHAK-
spEARE and will not read these defenders
Everybody reads HuME's History Of England,
because of the style. while his assailants, al
though they have truth on their side. will
never be read by any but the curious Fame,
Lord BYRON tells us, depends very much upon
the style of the historian, and all time proves
the remark to be Just. So, people out OF num-
Der will read MAcAuLAY's fragment, while, In
shor, time his opponents will be forgotten
1t may be that they are in the rhythm some
| instances there can be no doubt that they are
but that is not q matter of the smallest mo-
ment.
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a. We are again under obligations TO our
young friend JOSEPH WELLER. No. l2l Broad
street, for papers in advance of the mail
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CUSHINGS 4 BAILEY.
~ WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS
Ann Station

y WHOLESALE BOOKS Ef4LERS
ANO STATIONERS,
No. 262 BALTIMORE STREET, N
OPPOSITE HANOVER. BALTIMORE,
Are prepared to offer to the countrs trade Goods in
their line at prices that will compare favorably with
those of any other market.
Their stock of SCHOOL. LAW, NJ DICAL and
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, is large and well
lected.
large and varied assortment of FOREIGN and
AMERICAN STATIONERY can always Ike found
at their establishment.
They keep constantly en- hand a full supply Of
BLANK BOOKS, of different styles, and OF their
own manufacture.
Having BiNpERY connected with their Store:
they are az ali times abls. at short notice, to Fill
orders for Blank Books, ruled to any pattern or Of
any desired sty lie of binding.
Orders received by mail viii meet with prompt
attention.
ga You are requested to call and examine our
stock and prices before purchasing. ja2l-ilm
CpRING INPORTATIUN..Ie60
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ARMORY r. l.. /. I

=, ARNORY n. l.. /. BLUts,l
RIcuMoND. lam -, l.eo (
- Attend drill OF your company ut y"ur
Gtarmory on MONDAY next. I'D last. at och,
GP NJ, with Minnie inuske,s. fatigue caps nd
accout.ements. BY order Cant pAIIoS
FRED CARTER, Isl Sergeaat.
IA ANY member OF the COMPANY who has M
vet left his measure at VIM Ira Smiths Tor snes
OVERC0AT, Will do so without further delay.
Ia All
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MARRIED,

AtSt Peters Cathedral. ON Wednesday ~ ~,
isstant. bv the RI Rev. Bishop McGill. kT n
B. BOU OAR to Miss VICTORIA PlZZlNl, "1'"
Of this CITY.
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WANT r d :. For the United States Army
w fMOunted Service.) able bodied TN ~
married men, to whom will be given good
pay. board, clothing, and m " attend ~
ance Pay from Sl2 to So per month--A
Musicians also wanted Apply at the Rende zvous
on Franklin between 18th and l4ts streets.
IN. MOORE. LIST Lieut. lst Drasoops,
In g-lm& Raeraitirg Officer.
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XNTANTED-Eyerybo body to know that ! have
w commenced the manufacture Of TRUNKS.
CARPET BAGS, and VALICES at No. "a, Main
assortment of Trunks, Vaices, and Carpet Bags,
of every style, at prices as 10" as fhev can re
bous hit in the Northern cities, both at wholesale
and retail Trnnxs repaired and Covers made to
de 23~6m JAMES KNOTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-21
SERVANTS FOR SALE.


EOR SALE.To remain in or near this place.
1 an elderly WOMAN, who is q very superior
COOK. and also hne-sixed young MAN, accus-
toned to ts.mnx and sSSd T sTsEE 4pp
EOR SALE-A good TOBACCO HAND. about
Is years OF age, who has worked at it ever since
ia sI-essst GARY STREET JAIL.
LON SALE TO REMAIN IN RICHMOND,
STRESS. gsnteeIly raised. and Will I've sold only to
daily at noon. III sold, q. ": .. TYLEk,.
ia e-ts between 9th and 7th streets.
FOR SALE.A young and likely NEGRO wo-
Also. good FARM HAN ps aud aisrse number
Of other SERVANTS for hi Ehw n EAcHo.
jals-u Near the Exchange Hotel.
VALUABLE SERVANT FOR sALE.-I
' have for sale Servant Girl. tmulattoS about
HGssE s 81; a6s ssHksvssT ss..s ST.
';ais ss p had BY Rs. ..
10O BBLA. 8. G. sssad's Flour, sspsE 40 Dc.
Flour; Is aso d. e0 f.m.y Flour "a do Fss
Flour; - do. SaperiOr Rye Floor; g do Lard.
prime article; II do. Nsv Orleans MS!as7eN =
ice sugars; % boxes B CsrS SODA. extra aTtiels.
We %. the attention q sif'%s < LAC sons
TINE Jas Ss'i 4. s fE sssssE z O.. 6;sssi.ss.
Corner 9th and Broad sts.
fyOCOANUT OIL, Soda SOAP. seruias Blown
L. WAGNER. tMs aisi. 9th ard aIeaa sts.
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