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y. II. CHARLEY.

panOlrr BON 2eper unp S3ub-6 t rings, SmD
pUrtt::r BON frouj0iil6em &albtcper,
Is. Str., SwilAen Wain II. Gary, 8idmpnO. Sa.
9eutlbtu Spubmafan DrS bies Oolit6npief allcr-
tirte 3aerl ppn 4e6er alder Dirt bsfeus e%mpfpbfcn. DieItIben
TnNen SaleIblt Su8let@ allies ~ ibrem 9el6dft n6tbies QDerte
Scu9, bic T. 6. Binoin9s, Seiiten &C., ole Sorten Flyers II.
|. 10. 9ue prr SUttlerr unb 9u6binbern et6autl per>
cenoe GCSsr lit eleibfale aOei6tbie.
&ue bieis @rtttel perOcn 9e3en Saor DSsr CUTE @apirre
biaien prrfauft. u0.4
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-19

6ri9Iings= unp Scmmrr. g9aarrn fur 1860.
3 lite, SIC sen II Strc9- gB a aren II.
Ac llrterScihnttru BADEN Jest y~prritbis unb sra ScrfluT
uihe Nueipabl ven Sur, Galimere, SreAd- III i Imes
dtan Sclt Dots. WpeeSW DrtB pats Der fainlten iluGlttdt
mo ~ Icocnl 9rcile ltcte prr6:lNS Nb merben out iolht sui
8%elteluu9 an9eiuti9t. I'm cincn Selup bitten crsebsnit
SO. z. More II. 9pmp.
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Gdncr=W~ pnlnn0micl

0en @ttfsltsoern sur giabf,ht. RAP irecn
Douncrltos, NtcnpS 8 utr, rescImdBiee Grsr.
crsuebunseu in Der rMilitarp 5au" tottfinren.
Srpen !esten Opunerltaug i'm Nicnat
fupst bic munatIi&e &eriammIuns N Qofalc
ees Serrn S4ao ftatt.
9a8eme9er, orb. Sers.
$500 4bs. Sman Sreaits Bacon, 10 1ie"ces lu
pcrlFr
gansae 8tnttdp SanS, uRo s SicrceS % Sans, nebI
pielru anrtren @Itistn srbirItsn Ircben
98m. g8aIace S6bne
10000 SIS. 5pbb's 9Os 9teanO Sanity ga.
cen, 80 baben BEL 9Dm. Balate S6ane.
Durb perlGnIt4e ginfduf? i'm 9ierpen bin
i'd in ZEN Stanp gcfeet, meincit setbrtrn &Rri.
cen Elm poriigIihs6 Eager Der teittu Gisarren ie,
Ger @rt uup Smalitat ,u aueuabmSweile tiai,
gen 9reiieu pfettreu ,n tbnnen. @lctbfals en-
sfeble ih mein pphlaicrtirteE 2a9er YUu Nau6s,
&au- uap SAmupf 6abat, Yielien aler Dirt auo
iUniti9e Nrtitel, Die in siuem Gi9arrer. @cfhGft
0cpSbnIid aelu6t perpeu. Inn cine .~etfGuiet
aIniiAt ieines gaAers bi.tet 8. Sc Icniele,
ytp. l94 Srpublra
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Srr @.t,eHS.
@rOFts NIB bta6tensmcr:tes GasU Ysr
6rrtlt' unO Wtntsrs8iaysm
9Gbclefe.e unp &rtoif.

III Soiest 5trauss
sl9. y GiainRr.
Sre6cn per Steamer er6altsn Den er6Ftsn une rsih1sr
StrTatb Yen Serbfs mb gBintrr> 50 drenI ser
j. eeM bieii9cn Yubliflm in osrartisen @rtifelu pffsrirt
poroen III. Stbass BON 10 GtS. uno 5sber; 0e(eires in
lbontn @lultern, Helm uGb greg clrirt, III II, 20 unb %
SIS. &C.; Ner'ncS in allen 6arben gu 1S2 lis ST. Gt5.
eGe Doppelte mertb.
&lpatae, non IL Cts. an, su eritauren5ipertb binioen
$reIltn; 60 Dueeno lem. Dan1e1~ Z albentl6er spn 6 cts.
an SEQ Yaetis uae YPifes' ~sear6tiIste f~rdni6iibe Collars,
aui luettenen btVt9 astauft, Iu l24, 81, 374 @ts. &C., bic
IN anotrtn @1tlhotIeu eae Deppeltc felien.
'ShwGie SeIocnltcne, I 9lro 5rsit, III 50. 81 Gts. ur6
fl.25; Iarbtle Seioenltp1s CUR 66lfte ipres g8ertbes =
apron StnsbamS, Drtp @mg Sans, SEQ lidina. Salifmer
tao S4nheia; 85ntua9 SEAMS fur 5errHs uu6 Rna6ens
RleiDer, III pen b~tltRiteu prtjln.
Su,lt9o, SpgeHs ~t.g UNI Soss6S fr 0ienf6upn -
eani pOIertr pciRer, roiher uno 9eiber Fianue( an % Sta
bIlia iuf374 $40. 5tsla Sbapls, G(0a's &C ~
Dit sr0Bte NusIpLbi pOn YaoieS YBorec Sfi,ta Suserz
bili9 auf NueiOnen eefauft IrD 81 per end mrrtfs Sps -
iu 81, 25 Hnb SI.75 oHTtrs; Snif,28oHe in alien E,rksn
Su silver @fRno. '"
@arptts uno 6eart6 Rpss, bic 6iaistsn in sRi6n,orS.
Srsnn ulo SltahCo Shifting, 9 btetina, 5opeIino SnSrss
Gloatb @rtsnlion5 6Otsr9, Wlepe5. &ett uns Ssrconts
&lInttts au ben b~ili9iten 9rsiien.
4eht 9dttIne 81 g, | un0 10 Cts. &C.; Cambria, 0b,d
nno Spts Ytssltn, nsSlt tther 3roBtn au5rpa6l an0errr
gSIlreh, 81 iablr;tt, ettfcib n bier aVfiu flbren.
SD bite ~ersestult UNI tiucn Seiun aa,r Damn urS
9sTitA SNler Siaot Hno %IIm9esenb, rnb bite bic Drummer
aiSprss, 9'", 27 &amfr ape. an 6eattsn.
S0isYb Strep9.
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Mnrtrpr 2Srbeiteu,
Saepb Ginernt.

Sacob Tincfnt,
g'anntacturer BON italtrnilden uno amcrifani-
l9eh Mtarnor. WUnumrnttn, 9ctbenfeiuen iertr
art l'no aaer in btcfeS @ei66ft rin5hIaaenper
Mrbeifen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-19
VI. Sphctcr II. s o M p,
IpptbG Ter unr Orugeth,
SIN 10 m~oir-Stro6c

Sdlitnh fur pae btsber eerpnncne 3utrauen bpft g.,
atler 5urt6ttunS prrmptcr Sepisnung, boIcIbe aud frrncr,
bin ~ erbaltcn.
&cspte werpen su icccr 3cit (s,i Gas unb 9ia6D pruspt
unb aCntRentoft auSeefubrt.
Ollie Spytcu Sarbcltpfe, Gentersloe, S-u6bdnter,
@iSarrcn, &au6~, &eu~ nne S@gupftNtof %bctiubts an
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Determined

NCIONltNtCDVIlWcll.
~
Ory-Ioods y Fancy.Store
am 9'euen Mfartt5,
Gde ccr Srpao- nno Oten Strobe.
Q. 81. 8peutGum empiebit 1eincu
33"""p." /" . 9~0''"" kun gun eUott,tWS
Sa9er ppH pefef yeaarens Die IN Den blui9s
ten QrciIeu ataeaebcn perocn.
Gcproc n zpriromouu,s
rs plnmkio SrtrI INN Wcaouro.
nv "''""'"
(frdtcr %upp's SOttO,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-19
S. 9lpienfsIp.
80 / 4.

~ ! ! a.
Die unterSeidneten ~cr!aubeu ii@ hermit, alien
ibren 0reunpen Iup 8eTaunten bic eraebenite
an3ei9e gu MAIDEN. po6 3r. G9f. 6. Stweasrle,
non Der 6irma 0attorf unp 60, 81 Carp Ctr,
Won benz NOrpen suriid8eteGrt 1T UNI beionpero
tiGige @infdufe FIR @aib gemaat BAT in
S8ein, 0iqusrs, @i9arrea 2imburser SdIe,
8asberrp>S Yrup, aud e6ter beutI6er
@erYeIatpurlt,
prlde Qriifel lie Den 9ee9rten &unben p6oIele &c
mp retail 3u ben b%ili9lten Yreilen a~blalIrn iuer,
ben. lin etnen freunpIihen 3uiprub bittet err
Sebenf s. q. @attprf H.. 6 D,,'
II @ar9 Street.
DGS~ Sin gutss ti8ls6 @laS Ster trts an Der
Bar.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-19
.. 81. gtrccfer, asent,

=. q. streefer, assnt,
N~P0t9ster, Dru9Stf, Smp orter ppu
Us ~ @eN SRemtealten II, {. 10. Nr. 3,
NtatnsStr., ae9enIber benz alien Morfte. :
@S- Seeepte peroen nit Der er6eten Sprofolt 'rne
@tHel.t8teit bereitety lomie dem / Qrdp arate unS
@nal pltn nit auBtrlier 9untIidtett belprst. axn6fami-
une trarj0llder ttts frii6er gr;net ,fenessI triftl
u l. N, ~ better Iuspabl eIbit in &uSenftein nebnieR, mel.
!, S!t'le! sum &petl itlbit Su ncprtaertn, ais BEN ::5rSl:bcu
auSeeltattet. ~ "N''
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-19
Wirtbf6afIs Gr6funn0

Yer unter'et6uete erlaubt f6 einem aecbrter
YieI''um Ole @n5etae gu MAIDEN, bas er 5piIden
Der q. unO I. Strabe elnen Qoeerbier, Salon er-
oftnet bat. IS miro pas 8eltreben peEelben leiu.
ltets nur Die beiten @etrdnfe su balten uno purd,
aiifmeltame uno freunofi&e Sepienuna bieieni-
gen. welHe ter beiuden, ben tur,rn Nufentbolt
IN ietnem freHn0liAen unp tabien QUtaIs anoe-
nebm an MAIDEN.
Jti6mCuS, 20. Sult 1860.
Spbu 6erhio Not
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-19

Das p'rRinti6e wunperbQre
% ID 5tuib,
etn ans9r5ei6nstcS Mittel, um gBSf6e IN
reint9en unp in 9utem 3ufanct ,u erba(ten.
%u6srtrttt aue dbnli6en berartisen WrGperatipnsu
unS ~iro gu 5O GtS. per @aaone pertauft.
Serfauft ein;is bel 6. 6. Wfest.
Gfe Der Matn u. IL. ctr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-19
Nentfhe Mnpfhefc.

Dentfbe @potbefe.
Sur ben mir sOn meinsn bieltsen 2anoSLeuten 70 reid
It9 9~tarnften 3uiprut beriltb Dan!sn6, eHpiebls i'd mid
aud f%srHertin pertna s%cneisten gBeBIpslsn, inDem id ~
9Iel6sr 3eil sur 8erHini6 brin9e, oaB i'd nsbft fril9en 0rOs
9uen Mno Yleotanenten, etH erbieIt: 9faumfn, Grblen,
lttne unp 9rObe e,erlte Sage, GreeuS5l, p fsr9rase, YER
l6teoenc SOrten 9tuceln, beutlte Gi6srteh. gunner s. aulers
8ale, SboC0!e0e, WdcarOni, Salai0l in srpBen uno tsinen
6.li9en, 3immt, gan5en uuo s~,,!cBtner, ntblt allen aROern
gsrp.rsen, Sdpamnte, 9alflmereu, SeIfen Ii. &C.. wtlde
&rtitt I'D III Den aOsIi4lt b%iligitea @reiien betens %enpfebls.
s. G. S tf@er, &st.
200 8Orss Gon6Ies, SaaOw, Sperm uns apamaHtns
$50 Sores Soap, Slad, SrDwR uno geaOip.
so Sores glep gOrf gOinen Gbetle,
3 &sirts Miee,
400 g5rppms unp 9udeuS,
200 @rOs &lOrteb gtpeS,
200 grOB Matbes
100000 @isarrtn, DerI6ieotRs 9ronbs, Ipebea erba[teu
sno Wr Sertouf bel 28m. 2BalIace u. Sch.
20 Barrels 9altiWgre 9id4es, iOsben srbalten un6 III
ga6sa Rt gBm. gB allate u, 9rbn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-19

Nsuee SoarOirsDaus uno Qaserbier-g BirtblAaft.
Der untrrSeihnete Rat an Der l7ten Strabe,
Dem 6tlhmarft 9c9entber, elm nrues Suafs II.
Boarding" 5auS er6fnet, pas &c ieinen Treun.
Den unc benz 9ublttum in. @asemeinen betens
empfeblt.
Sn Dem Sarrccm Steles neu einaeri6teten
9nuIes lino tets @etrdnte alsr Mrt mnp better
QnaIitat gu BADEN. beiOnper5 e~mpieGi: a6er elm
@Ias sutcs eayer.9ieI
q. Dtaebnt.
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8cesnmt,noo bnncem.

9r. So. @rcbe.
Office: Fcke Marshall uud s,e Strasse.
EDWARD ". CANNON,
Sehentltdher Ncta' uno @eridts. 9Inn ali.
Ottee: @dr @rn"rnur, uRo Sranttin- @tres,
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LOST AND 6TRAYED.

k SrRAYED OR ATOLEN.-s,rs,.a
AE or stolen from my house, ON Church Hin
Ape medium sized RED cow with strai.h,
h.rns and no mark. Any information respecting
her will be thankfully received and AuitAty "a
warded. liza 2-3tsl Capt. SAM SKINNER.
11 STRAYED Oh STOLEN-My so1
Xxx GALLEGO-a white softer. has yellow
@s spot on his left ear and very small apo,
on the right ear. and spot the SIZE OF ten cen.
piece over tho right eye ! ask all my hiends 70
t.ia him. tde 3i-3t"l GEO. w. GILLIAN.
I OST-Between Messrs. Mckinney Dupu,',
II Office and our factory, an III VELOPE. I'D
dressed to US, containing papers valuable to "
only The finder will confer . favor by LEAVING
them at this office, or our factory.
COSBY / ANDERSON,
do SIT 7th st.. below Cary.
GOO REwARD.-The BOOKS used by tn.
scGU late Col. Geo. NJ. CArrinxto ton, while Tr..-
surer IF tho Manchester and Fallin Creek Turn
like COMPANY. have either heen lost. misiad, or
stolen, and the above reward will be paid on ,hsl,
delivery to the undersigned.
By order Of the Board Of Directors
de 23-lm J. A. CLARKSON, Treasurer.
~uerA STKAYED from the Richmond F.
~ male Institute. 10th street. on Marshall
spand Clay. Nov. 18th. q medium sized REQ
COW. Her horns were slightly shortened; both
ears were marked; she was entirely red. except.
perhaps. very little white in front; had rops
around the left leg, and was giving milk At the tine
A liberal reward will be paid for her delivery 10
me as above. or for Information which may lead TO
her recovery. CHARLES ID. WINSTON.
de Its
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New Deehs.
RY.STArxnnWrSO or CHnJeTyAa DoCSaa1nssH
TwsxrY.FIvE SrRAoxs. ~ HErnx w. sL-
Lows, minister Of All Souls ChuSeh. New
York: u. APrIxrox 4 Co.-kr. bnExovs 10
the eccentric and fluent pulpit decIaimer, who
one day 10 the valiant champion OF the stage,
another the expiainer and re.statement maker
Of Christis nifty, with the view of forming
new Catholic or Universal Church. and yet
another and enthusiastic declaimsr upon
Plymouth Rock and the great and incompara-
BILE blessings which gushed out Of that stony
and indurated fountain. Mr.. BELLOWS is
wonderful man, q fitting offspring Of The
source Of all manner OF extrAvagances and
monssrosities In the social, political and re-
lisious world. His book, of coarse, IL Curl
osity; but can hardly rebound to the edifca-
ton Of any plain minded and simple-nearted
Christian who 10 satisfied with the religion OF
Jesus, authenticated by the re-statement OF
the new prophet from Plymouth ROCK FOR
sale by WooDHorsE Il Co
LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF DANDY JACK )
TIE Ctietrat,d Esss strian Performer. BY UNCLE
TOBIAS Boston j. f. TILToN Co.-This.
one of the last OF the children's books laid
upon our table, is not the least amusing. The
story Of Jack begins with his capture in his
native forest on the Oronoco, and proceeds
through all the stages Of his eventful life, in
GLIDING his voyage at sea his domestic expe-
rience; his journeyiDgs with the organ grim
der; his bear and tamborine. and his grand ap-
pearance as equestrian triged out in tinsel and
feathers. The book is capitaily illustrated
and though Christmas is gone our young
friends will find the interest in its pages very
great for them For sale by WOopHoUsE Il
Co.
PETER THE GREAT, Emperor Of Russia. by
JACOB ABBOTT. New York HARPER Il
BRornERs-This is another of Abbotts chill
dren's stories, very neatly printed. For sale
by A. MORRIS.
HARRIS SUMMERIN ASHCROFT; With HlrS-
tra:ioas New York HARPER Il BROTHERS.
A work both entertaining and instructive to
the young For sale by A. MORRIS.
STORIES OF RAINBOW AND LuCKr.-Rain-
bo,p's Journey. BY JACOB ABBOTT. N. York
HARPER 4 BROTHKRs.-This discrimination
Of Abbotts stories, neatly gotten up and illus
tra,ed by the HARPERs. For sale by A. NOR
RIs.
SEVEN YEARS AND OTHER TALES. BY JU-
LIZA KAvANAGH, author of Nathalie - "Adele. -
&c. New York: ID. APPLETON & Co.-This
authoress has been quite successful with her
former stories. For sale by WooDHoUsE Il
Co.
CHAMBERS ENcYCLor RDIA.-We have from
Messrs WooDHoUsE 4 Co. the 9th No. of this
Encyclopedia.
BLACKwooD's MAGAZINE for December, re-
ceived from Messrs. WOoDHoUsE Il Co, Ag'ts.
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SERVANTS FOR SALE.

L-OR SALE-To remain in near town.
L NEGRO MAN. about II years "t age. VINO has
been accustomed II WAITING III the house, dfivia ~
a carTiase, &c. Satisfactory reference wli pe
given in respect to character and quaiihcatIon-
Apply at Cary Street jail. a,c,,
de 80 -eod3tH = OhA VI.
NURSE AND HOUSE SERVANT.-A 'u-
~ perior NURSE and HOUSE SERVANT, WITH
one young child. is offered in exchange for msa
or boy at valuation. or would be sold 10 remain u
or near the city. The woman is healthy and hkeJ'
and can cut, sew, and make plain Dresses, &c. AZ
ply at ALIKE " store,
de 0-u Main stree,
CERVANTS FOR SALE wish To sell 70
~ some one who will not remove them from tith-
mond. \ NEGRO WOMAN, about twenty three
years old. and her two young children The wo-
man 10 said to be first rate house want, washer
and ironer. and a GOOD seamstress Her character
is uneJ ptioD able and she is offered Tor sale oau
because her owner has use Tor her. Apph !"
me 1T the State Court House.
de Pts BENZ. fCLhAhp.
VALUABLE SERVANT FOR SALE
Is yeaa old. very likely, of uns1eept'nn.a,le e.:
N ,sr'Rs and and HOUSE sERVHNT, A srsst Lar
gain may be had BY immed ate application
de 2y-tf f.. h COOK, No. 10 Main 81,
TOR SALE, OR HlRE-A negro MAN.
L good GARDENER, and his wife. S. or 60 wears
age, une xccptlonrble NJ to character both inu.
90 together The woman - fair COOK, and
good WASHER and iRONER. Apply to np ,ur
de 2s-ts u. n. fEhhn'
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~
0l|I|O.

s OF eoasumpesen, amer protsacted illnesos 49,
4Ah iSytltu4 and IssisHse, p cundIt n fP3h.3Es;
bsssi. eli hi eSiidren, and dea, ncthe! TO mourn
thejr irYepAfuhle loss. She merited tne hisnSs
eutoxium lauSuage can express. hAmeU' s"e -
trmi, the hushaad's '.help NEE" .
Her funeral viii take place on Trssdsy m"rnns
Church The friends Of the family are Respectfully
invited to attend
Yesterday, the lst inst. FRANK EMF =, son
Of Nathaniel and Sarah G. August asea Se"''
His funeral will take place this tMcnd.y, "t1sr
noon. at 81 O'Clock. from st. lance, Tnurcn. ny
to attend.
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T( FOR SALE.---To remain IN the the
- city country adjacent, Nv EN-
some very fine diniEg-room servants, chamber
maids, and one likely womar with four elliiGren.-
mas. ! would like to sell some sixteen of them to
one person near Richmond OF the county oil GiOu-
cester They have just been divided from an es-
tate The owner has use for them and they are
sold for no fault. avn N,c,opc
RENT OUT HOUSES and SELL NEGROES and
REAL ESTATE. privately.
This announcement is made because having been
district of this city, my friends might conclude
had given up my agency-the two do not conflict at
all. 6: w. II, LEX. 6enerai Agent,
Ja2-6t Marshall street, between 9th and 7th.
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The New York Herald says that fire took
place In Fulton street, in that city, on Thurs
day last, which destroyed property to the
amount Of halfa million Of dollars, and but
for the operation Of the steam fire engines.
the dre would probably have eQualled the
great c0nhagration Of 1896, when twenty mil
Mons worth of property was destroyed. The
Qeuit Of this IRE has removed the pi ejudices
ofNee old nremen Of New York, and they now
adAsN the vast superiority Of the steam engine
over every other engine yet constructed for the
extingutshing Of nrss In the intensity Of
cold weather the difference Is said to be am
more striking and II was owing to the acci.
dent Of the excessive cold 1t the late flre that
IL firemen genHsily became convinced Of the
rnerits OF the ste&m engine. 1t 10 stated that
m r,cudon, Oincinnau and Philadelphia, two
Aersss arc always an harness, ready to br
nitehed 10 IN instant to Ne engine. Only two
-. ssys the Herald. are sAsoiu tely necessary
Ia bripxtt 70 the field Of opesstions-the enxi.
nesr and man to drive the lAxses, riding on
~ tack OF one Of them. The edse 10 consider.
-. fel.0Do for each engineD be the gain
zfrou tAsar superior efficiency more IN war.
800 The cost, and the number requii<a even
A : city like New York, is compars(aeiy
small.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

CERVANTS FOR IIIKE.--G have for hire
- several WOMEN-a good House Servant
good Nurse, a Girl Is yssrs cid. and . toierasy
good Cook also. two small BOfS.one oil whom
has been used to the house, and NJ AN who has
been acting as Sexton to = church Apply to Dr.
POLl.ARD u, Governor street, mex to the RlehIpond
House, from Sc to 10 A. NJ, and from to 7. NJ.
ia 2-ltS
IrOk H1RE-A frst-rate BLACKSMITH, VINO
is \ No. ] horse shoer and wagon lIoneI.
ja2-eod3t" q. A.CRENSHA".
IHOR HIRE.-Four No. BARREL COOPERs,
all likely, able bodied young men. Apply 10
ja2 -6t ALEX. NJ. TRABCE h. Shoekoe Shp
TOR IIIR a good female COOK, who IS also
l. good WASHER and | X y Z and ca
pablo of doing general house work. ot good DIS
position strong and healthy, IS for h're or ihe en-
suing year. Apply TO JOE LAl DLEf,
de 3l-V' 4th and Franklin SIS
DOR II n FAN excellent DINING-RooM
u. X. HUNT.
de 3l-3t Corner Virginia and Cary sts
GERMANS FOR HIRE. y TWO GiRhs
- froml5 to IL years old, accustomed 10 house Ssi
vice and very capable. and one SMALL GIRL
about years old. Apply at WALkE COS
de Cots Store, Main stree.
I HAVE GOOD CHANBEKMAtD fe
L hire. and wish to hire good: young NURSE
and good WASHER and lKONER: Apelyto
DR.. BURWELL.
de 29-4t' Corner OF Leish and 9th SIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-02

DnA9u ~ 0.H. LANAR.-The Hon. AtTe1
haae 3. Lamnr, late United States minister to
Oaatsal AmsricA 1isd suddesly Of spoplexy
- Riehnend, Texss On the iethftnsiaat. The
Aee1ased played . promtnent part In the ssus.
- u ~ Texan coionists sgainst To oppsss.
- q ~ 1gexless sosssnmsat. Hs VS. ths
6ooeal pxstarnl n ~ 1epssac q Texas.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-02

CONSPIRACY TO Ron AND MuRDER.-In
Goochland county, Va, last week, two white
men were lodged in the county Jail charged
with conspiring with slaves to murder and rob
under the following circumstances Mr. Nor
ris Woodward was believed to have large
amount Of cash in his house, and one OF his
servants who had before been very sullen
negro, went to his master and told him that
two white men had proposed to him to roland
murder Mr. w. on a certain night The negro
said he had apparently agreed to the PROPOSE
ton, and if his master would secrete himself
at a certain spot in the woods he could over
hear the whole plot. Accompanied by three
or four persons, Mr.. Woodward went to the
spo: and overheard plan to rob the houses of
himself, Mr.. Crutchfield, storekeeper, and
another store, and murder the whole party
The two white men were Immediately arrest
ed and are in Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-02

MOUNT VERNoN-The Ladies' Mount Ver-
non Association have paid to Mr.. John A.
Washington 1888 of the purchase money
of the Mount Vernon homestead, and S6.6o1 .l9
intercst,-a total of Sl9o,e3l.5l. They have
also funds in hand which make the grand az
gregate Of their receipts, over and above ex-
penses, and repairs now in progress at Mount
Vernon, 1922 ,2C6.Ge. To the exertions of Mr..
Everett, the Association is indebted for more
than one fourth Of this sum-$6o GGI.77.
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Thomas Francis Meagher. Esq, and Rev.
Peter Cartright both lectured in Baltimore
Friday evening last-the former TN the "POets
and Poetry of Ireland" and the latter on his
early labors in the cause of Methodism.
Col Lewis T. Wigfall, the new Texas Sena-
tor has been concerned in several affairs of
honor, one with the late Preston S. Brooks,
Of 5. c., in which the latter was wounded.
Tom Sayers has written to a friend in New
York announcing his intention to visit Anne
RIGA after his fight with Mr.. Keenan,, what
ever the result of that may be.
An apple from the orchard Of Peter Lozler,
near San Jose, California, measures fifteen
inches in circumference and weighs pounds
and III ounces ayoirdupols.
The mistress. Of "A barber in Cincinnati was
burned to death on Monday while in bed. Her
paramour fired the bed.
Edward Israel killed Geo. Rose in the st.
Charles Hotel, New Orleans, on December 2ist,
by shooting him. They We're both gamblers
Hon. James S. Nevius, ex-Judge Of the Su-
preme Court of New Jersey, died in Jersey
City on Wednesday.
Alexander Cobb was frozen d death last
Saturday, in Westbrook, Me-, eight rods from
his house.
Gerrit Smith has so nearly been restored to
complete health that he has returned to his
home at Peterboro', New York.
The Illinois Central Railroad Company has
sold of the Government lands granted to them
70 the amount of $i6,G23, lis. !
Holmes, after telling that a dog was shot for
biting IA Noman's leg, said il was pity to shoXt
a dog with such fine taste.
A military company, called the fletcher
Guard" has been formed in Alexandria, Va.
John Frost, IL. D., author OF many useful
works, died at Philadelphia on the 2eth ult.
Mrs. Amelia Shuster, German actress, died
in Louisville, few days since.
Ex-President Pierce and lady are in Wash.
ington.
week.