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The LEGISLATURE.

The House was engaged during long ses-
sion yesterday, In the consideration OF the in-
portaut bin reported from the Committee On
Military Affairs. pro DIVIDING for the defence OF
the Sta,s. 1t adjourned while the bill was
.ttil pending. We give below copy Of 1t a.
amended yes .erday. 1t will again be under
consideration day.
Be IL enacted By the General Assembly. That the
Governor be and he is hereby directed to have
the buildings at the public armory a, Richmond
ton OF suitable machinery and otherwise as shall NJ
them for the manufacture and fepsir OF arms ior
the use OF the militia OF tho state. upon plan 10
ne proposed by commission OF three reTsons and
approved by the Governor the members OF which
commission shall he appointed by the doveTnor,
and removable 81 his pleasure.
2. That tho Governor he and he is hereby author
lied and directed to employ master armorer a. an
annual salary tot exceeding twenty-hve hundred
dollars, and quarters whose DAT. II shail ne 20 Oh
Of arms and Under the direction OF the superu-
tendent shall employ such operatives as may IN
sure ne elective working of he arm nt author
ICED and directed to purchase, or cause TO he pur
chased, ali such machinery, implements ana ma.
arms az may be ne, essary for the successful oper-
alton of the for the purposes herein speci-
That the commission provided by the first sec
ton of this be rther authorized ana directed to
purchase such arms, equipments ana munitions as
NAV he required for the immediate use OF the state,
provided tb IT shall be purchased except Oh
the most approved quality anu description. anu NJ
reasonable prices and provided, further that net
more than $ lS0 100 shall be expended Ill the pur .
chase of arms, equipments and munitions and
provided further. that due proportion OF the arms
he distributed to the exposed portions oil the Stase
Said commission are also required to provide Tor
the manufacture of equipments and munitions OF
war within the State.
S So much and such parts Of chapter thirty three
of the Code OF VirgIna relating to the Public
Guard and aIrnoly, as may he IN conhict with lne
provisions Of this act. are hereby repealed; Prov,
ded. that nothing IN this act shal be SO construed
: To suspend tn present operations at the arfo!y
in the repair of arms until such time as the cccu-
patton of SAID armory may be necessary under the
provisions of this act.
visions of This act, the sum OF S3C0 ou0 is hereby
appropriated; which amount shall be raised by
loans in tine manner prescribed by existing laws,
or such laws as may hereafter be passed for raIs-
lag funds by loan for works of Internal Improve
Inent.
This act shall he in force from its passage.
In the Senate nothing OF importance was
done
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DIED.

At his residence, on Main street: between 2th
and 2l.t. on the morning Of the 10th instant OF con
umption. VIM. PORTER GODSEI, IN the so
year of his axe.
The friends and acquaintances oil the family arc
invited to attend the funeral. whcn VIII take place
from his late residence, this morning, At cioch
His remains wall be conyeJed 70 Chests Inspo
county, to be inferred by the do Of his MOTHER
Peace to his asht s..
= NJ Petersburg papers please copy.
AT Brockheuse Enterprise. Fiorina. on the ISL
inst MIR ANTHONY W. WILSON. OF Amelia
county. Va, in the 18th year ot his age
His remains will be brought on IN lew days. "a
be inferred In Amelia county. ACCORDING 10 Ms 70
quest Due notice will be given before the army q
OF the remains. -
On Yesterday, Mr.. DRURY FOX. in the Goth
year of his age. :
The friends of the family are inYifed 10 a,teha
.u sher notice, from Leigh ST. Baptist Church
On Monday night. MIR. CHARLES GILbRATH
stone cutter, aged A Years 49,, FIJI, ~
The friends and aequain,ances OF the iamiiy are
requested to attend his funeral tins aite fnooI az
. clock from his late residence. near Gay otfeet
Chanel,
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Committee en- the Harper's Ferry investi.
CATION.

The Washington correspondent Of the Phil
ade.paia Norm Amsrtcaa, speaking Of the Uni
led Safes Senate's Committee of Invest ga ion
says tia. few Of the principal witnesses have
yet reached Washington, bat there is album
dant material in the trials of BROWN and his
contederates 10 furnish a starting point
Whatever differences of opinion, says the wri-
ter, may exist upon the abs tract CUES ton of
slavery, no man who respects the obligations
of citizenship or recognizes the duties OF hu-
mainly, TO say nothing OF the traternai rela-
lions which should subsist between people
living under the same Cons titutioE and Gov
eminent, can regard this conspiracy of JonN
BROWN, aud all who are complicated with it
In any other spirit than one of adherence.
II he was melted, or encouraged, or aidr,i IN a
scheme which, had il succeeded, might have
done more than any hing else to dissolve
the Union. let the secret but guilty conspira-
tors be dragged out from their hiding places
and consigned to the feion's fate which they
deserve, A few more summary examples and
intolerant fanatieism Will gladly seek the
gloomy rscesses from which it recen tiy emery.
ed to trace it's footsteps in the blood of limo
cent and misguided victims.
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fanueJ(OaiOif.

The reader will see from their advertisement,
that Messrs. GooCH& EcHoLs are the Agents
of the Grsa' Kanapcha Coal and Oh Company,
and will keep on hand supply of their ex-
cplient burning and lubricating oils, which
have been fully tested and found to be, if not
superior 10 any yet offered, certainly inferior
ID none. The company which manufactures
this oil is entirely composed of Nirgini&ns,
and their oil is offered as pure and unadulter-
ated Dealers VIII be able to satisfy themselves
fits excellence by appiyin. to the agents.
The light given by this oil is of dazzling bril-
ilancy and for la bricating machinery il is high
lY esteemed.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
'oRT OF RICHMOND, VA. JAN. 10, Is6O.
High Water this day tHedneSaay| ~. oe'oe

ARRIVED.
Brig Talulah. Plunmer New Orleans sugar ana
molasses Dunlop, Moncq,e & CO e. - h.n,st
warwick 4 barksdae.
schr. Galleso, Smith, New York mdze.. D. & w.
Schr. Lion, Furnish, Rockland, lime, Bridgford
Schr Gen. Willis, Staples, Rockiand, lime, l..
Bark Arabian, from Liverpool 9th November.
with 1900 sacks salt to sa ri Mm' De Voss Co.
Steamship Jamestown, skinner. New York,
sss aa asSs dzs
passengers, ID. Il w CurIe.
ro,.,,.. "a MEMokANDrM.
rlenced very heavy weather: blown of twice; lost
mainsaI. foresal and jib stay, Deeemoer 20
be reported.
Ship Henry Clark. Brown. from City Point for
London. arrived at Grrayesend sd 4!t ~
c., entered nwa.d at London 23d ult.
Bark ARABIA. from Liverpool for Richmond 81
Ii d been run into day previous aud lost jib Dom.
Bark fiores,a, Welsh from Richmond for Rio
Bark Gorilla, Pettlnsili. from Richmond, arrived
at Rio Janeiro 10th Now schr. Forest ing. Berry,
schrs Young America, Bragg. from Norfolk. aud
Joseph Holmes Matthews, from Alexandria ar
Sohrs samuel P Halves. Mason. from Richmond;
\. Barry, hashes; Elrainla Free Eldfld-s and
Yankee BLADE. EldridSe, from " hmm ton, n. e.,
arrived at Boston 9Th inst James "A. Ba! ard, Hls
Zee, for do, cleared same day.
Schr Crenshaw. Moss. for Richmond, and Pearl.
Westervet. for Newbern, y. c., cleared at New
lo.k 9Th let Schr Oreson. Marshall, from
Washiig ton, \. c.. arrived at do. same day.
Arrived at Rio JaneiIo Nov. O. bark Marion,
Hug, Bait more; 10Th. ship Constantine. Uunhar,
Llyerpoo Sept. s. tand sailed l6Ih for Nelhournel
18th. three nas.ed schr. Forest King, PERI Rich
mona; 18Th. bark parthian, Miller. do; Adelaide
pendergrast Nelson. baltimore va Bahia; brig
Ocean BRIDE, Burgess, Montevideo; schr. Faus'lna,
Berry, Bahia; l4th. steamship Chanplnn Fletcher.
New York Oct. - for San Francisco: bark Gorilla.
Pettngi'l, Richmond; 10th, bark Creole. Buck,
Baltimore.
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INAUGURAL or TIE GOVERNOR OF OHIO
Governor Dennison : inaugural was delivered
holding aun ual sessions Of the IegiS Ia ture and
an amendment 10 the constitution 10 prov ide
tor Il different system Of represen ia ton. lie
deprecates the neglect by Congress Of eternal
improvement. and discusses The slavery ques-
;lon al some le8gth from an anti-sIayery point
of view.
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Two PERSONS SufgocATED.--Mr. William
Sawyer aud wife Were found dead in their bed
Sunday morning At their residence, Haver-
hill, Mass. Their death was caused by the
coal gas escaping from the Aue. Mr.. Sawyer
was Of the firm Of Messrs. Chenery, Averiil Il
Co., Expressmen Of Boston.
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,e-s~ REEVES COMMERCIAL IN

STIFUTE.--tn few days (of which due
nj bee VIII he sivent the exercises 81 this iustitnte
will be resumed I he course oil inStru 'tlun en-
braces Double Entry BOOK KEEPING. and its
Application to the various departments of trade.
Practical and Ornamental Pm MANSHIP and
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS.
To young men men intend NJ t. ensaZe n mer-
camille pursuits, this institution offers superior adj
vanta-es.
AL VINO desire taking course Of lessons will
please leave their names at Mr. J. +. Duvais DRUG
Store where fall particulars ma. be hat
ia 1916 j. w. REEVE.
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ABOLITION MISSIONARIES IN TRoUBLE-
The independent states that Rev. Geo. G. IN
dee, Rev. VIM. kendrick and Robert Jonet
missionaries Of the American (Aboii1iun) Mis-
sionary Association, have been expelled from
jackson county, KY. after having their hair
and boards shaved. and tar put on their heads
and faces
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WAR DEPARrMEHT.-The War Department
has ordered board, composed of Col Rich d
Delatield, Corps of Engineers; Maj. Alfred
Mordecai, Ordnance Department; Maj VIM. II
Emory. Isl Cavalry; Capt Geo. W. Cullum,
Corps of Engineers Ciaudius Crozet. Esq =,
aud Ct. w. Smith, Esq, to meet AT West Poin {,
n. y, on the l2th inst. to revise the pro-
gramme of instrue ZION at the Military Acade-
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EXODUS OF PUPILS FROM BE1HLEHEM-The
Allentown, PA papers stale that within 4
week the greater portion OF the Southern pupils
OF the BE hiehem Female Institute have been
Withdrawn from the school Five young ladies
from Mississippi Were withdrawn in one day.
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FAIL RE.--The New I ork Journal of Com
nerce notices ,he failure OF Mr.. Rufus Story,
u grocer, but doing Il large busin in East
India goods especially in pepper, cassia and
other spices. His liabilities are large, but IL is
supposed will not be greatly in excess of his
assets, il time be given him 10 dispose OF the
merchandise on hand.
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ma Insure Your Standardization. sIa,

mA- Insure Your Slayes.-Attcntion. Slave
OWNERS .-Superior ADVANTAGES are, as usual, Of
fered 10 SLAVE DIVERS. at the od tSfahhSasa
immediately to the office of e. .. EAcHo; opposite
J. N. GORDON. insurance on slaves made Tor any
lene tn of tune from one month TO FIVE yeaTs-and
I" live IN any part vi Virginia or any Other slave
State. a. low rates The best companies represent
ed and al losses promptly paid.
"a No TINE Losr.-As the undersig ned IS both
Ascent and Medical Ezaminer. there is no DELAY
in etfectng insurance in this office. between the
hours of 9 A NJ. and 2. NJ. and from TO 7. nj !:
Gail and get CIRCULAR. containing the rates. and
also the BEST CITY REF ERENCEs
c.. r. BRfCKEN. NJ D.,
General Insurance Agent and
ia4-ts Medical Examiner.
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CO. CdhRIAGES
M GEO. 4. iNSLI l., 10. h street y,
resps ctiuiiy invite the attention of nisireer, n
the public generally /" has iar,e and fsss.cts..
assortment of CARRIAGES. BJGG!kh a.
HIS work rs manufactured n this cl.s. b, corr.
tent WorhInan, and out of the rest Ir4fefis. : a
from those destrtnS To- purchase IS reqaesttf H.
tlculet attention pad To REPAIRING, wAe1K.
be done on the most reasonable terms
in I'D gcW1m
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JUMPER1Z, the bar Der OF Chicago, who has
Just been acquitted on the charge OF murder
ing his mistress, is made quite a lion Of The
Democrat says he is Immensely and wonder
fully popular aInongsthe ladies'
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WILLIAM JONES. charged with being The ac-
complete OF the young man Thomas il the rob
berry at he dry goods es tabl >hmenL OF Mess rs
Hamilton Easter * Co, in Baltimore. on Wed
nesday evening last, has been arrest ted.
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TIE WORLDS PRAYER MEETING. BY a
general understanding among the Protestant
Christians of tnerica and Europe, this week
will be devoted To prayer iOr Tie success OF
the churches.
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IA The beautiful Pearl AlIbroty pes and Photo
grapes taken only At REFS Steam Gallery Ia
Nam siree.
l.sr2e size family groups and fancy cases at one
half the usual cost.
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m Great Bar.ai ms in Dry Goods-smpOr.
TAkT NOTICE.-The subscribers are now pre-,
pared. more so than At any time heteionre 70 sen
.sarch of such would do well to give them call.
They call particular attention to the following:
pR ESS SILKS in great variety OF sty les.
IRISH LINENS, frst-rate article, at 31A cts.
SHEETINGS. every width, very low.
BLEACHED COTTONS, as fine IS Cambria,
oliy l21a cts.
Checsed. Nainsooks, Jaconets and Cambria
NJ USLINS.
long.
NAPKINS. DOYLIES, and TOWELS.
LINEN TABLE DAMASK by the yard.
LINEN CAMBRIC HDKFS very cheap.
NEEDLEWORK of every description, in large
assortment and very cheap
Fine TARLATANs. RIBBONS, and many other
sea sonablc goods, ta be sold tins month at DIS
of from 70 80 per cent. from former Prices.
ja4-2w J. MILLHiSER i BRO.
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GOO REV ARD The BOOKS u.ei ;, =.
'oF~C late Col. Geo. VI. Carunston VI Eta
surer of the Manchester and Failing C,eas r,.s
pike Company. have either been lost, ns1F .
stolen. and the ahove reward will be Fad % ina,
delivery 10 the undersigned
h, order of the Board of Directors
de 23-ifn J. \. CLARFSOV Trs.r.,
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A Southern Cotton Planters Convention
viii assemble in Macon, Ga, January ~.
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GRAN y CONCERT.
GERMAN INpEf ENprNr nv

~
GERMAN INDEPENDENT ~
ASSOCIATIONS ""Ea
The members of tho above As,o.'..
fully announce that they will give on. rss.
sTEINLIEN.s tMoyTIcEI.Lo,
On WEDNESDAY EVkNlNG, jsr,. Hal.
Tho proseeds Of this Concer: are S.i, II q
table object Of relievIns the nne. ,of Ii.
widow Of the late Mr.. KooxKis, sd,,as.as. 81
man newspaper OF Cincinnati. '''of Of Ii. ri
M ECHANics' INSTITUTE Ma. = li-s
PROGRAMME Of
MIR. DEBEERSKr,
ikktusTRATIv Z LEcTrRE ny
MECHANICS INsTITrrp
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUaRv
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THr n,a ~
The proceed. to "s.s = pIse.JF . '''s d
Union Benevolent seclety, tn va sae Paid. n.
they may think proper. ~ 0ssf'ag:.s :
L f'eF r'UI's7i
Gypsy sONG--"THE PkERTvss
"A. Translated from the Russsn, BY n 22Pll
The gem of the l. Universe ne,,Is
B. loved and beauteo9s. sSurb,' ouf,'.
Ely. brothers: ny Oh swii,y as' ny a
Bring back my love, or let mo 4 ~. =
Tell her IN, hear, with love ia So
For her. the peerless Sophinka ''eoa.
tRepeat'
J. thou, ht she'd forgotten how no,l..
ANA Eia.iy ~on!d wander with M s'' -,
Fly, fly, my friends. o, qvie.l,s.
BRING back my love or let ne d a.
Tell her my heart with love Is To-.
tRepeatD
Alas she has fled from her Wild e..
Ano never again we together 81 Ell ~ aes,
Well, brothers. well, I'll AT sle,. ,u'd-
She comes not back now lot me H. s's
Ny love Tor thee ny heart has I,ar.
Ihnu wo,shipped' peerless Soph,n.,
ment. 'AUo aecoI2,.
A YOUNG recruit makes love to hin sra,
tor the purpose OF getting some mana tihtFs.-
his departure for the wars. The old sy, u's' 4.
ingiy replies s'aaa' ~.
AS regards the money wish you mar.
Also traeslated bs Mr.. De ReeJssi mo- 1s' e.
"SONG OF TROYKA,'' or nnrs.
Horses Abreast, with Piano 'e' TIA.
Hark there they come hear .har
Once more am summoned to sen, .1s-;s.
Those bells with storm and tbun1er y,
BRING dark despair 10 my worn hear as.a
tRepeat.l
With sland 'rous tales Of her-Irips oni.
Those vale tIaducers fill NV cars ]-'
when home returned from JOURNEYS io.-.
tRepeat)
Blu: now no more 70 tales IN listen.
Ne 'er more | ii seek her faith "a nro,.
Nor set with tears her eyes shall sistse
FOR ntueht on earth MY heart shal, ncy,
tRepeat.i 0'''
Russian Moujick in his native dee, .sa.
tea. 10y 'o'"es b.
Flat Pan Cake Dealer, with Sonr-Cs.,.
compartment. Jam BE-
Russian Coachman. IN costume. Son,
accom- paniment. ''"s ~1'ir
ment. "'S0-sl'
Cossaok. fong. Dance and Tricks.
VA Doors open at o clock commsre, d.
O'Clock precisely. sIte 4 4
EsA ADMISSION so CENTS. ,,n..
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10 Slave !nsuraGc".
LYNCHBURG HOSE AND FIRE ms CRANCE
COMPANY.
Cnpitol and SurTtuS f3iC GOO.
SLAVES INSURED hy this Company for one
month or four years. the most favorable terms.
Policies issued and losses prompty settled ny
0. f. BRESEE, Agent,
Opposite the American Hotel.
DR. las g. MCCAW Examiner. lie 26-lm
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IA Teeth. Teafh!. Teeth -. Teeth::!!
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
Now is the time for al who are suffering from
tooth ache and decayed stumps. and intend TO have
new set to have them extracted. You can do SO
rcifh0ut pain. Call soon. AZ Dr.. TRAVERSE'S
stay in the city is somew What limited.
Office in Belv;n Block on 18th street. tin front
Of Bank Room No 6. Office hours from A. NJ
to T. NJ, from to i and ! TO 9 P. NJ.
z S.-Cnronc diseases of cH kinds treated with
perfect success, by the use of electrlctty
de D. I'm"
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~NUUT I!tK NESIII.-,

GM f. RANT. q
NJ X. 3 L 4 L NOT q r.
SfZ open. on WEDNESDAY EEK 1fs
srs llth. nearly opposite Meloas. a
Hall, on Franklin street. a iissf class tBi y
HOUSE. where gentlemen Will ind all ihs @. a
cies at the season. served up tn sEit iEs ,..s Z
choice Liz uORS, brands of the hest nd,
T. A RS. etc. and wal! be prepared 10 sce5al 80
either individuals or parties ut gerlsat1 -.
MEA LIS at I'll hours. and upon reaSolaas ILL
ia l0--qts
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49, SECOND BApT.SB-CHCRCH.-.
teN-Ha The WEDN ESDAI EVENING Lee
TUktS. by Rev. l.. W. SEELFY. the pastor OF this
Church will be resumed TO NIGHT and contIn-
ued dufins he winter Services commence at "a
o clock. The public are invited 10 attend
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ATANTESf-Eversb body to know that I have
w commenced the manufacture Of TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, and VALICES at No 81, Main
street. Rich mond. where they can find beautiful
assortment Of Trunks, Vaces and Carpet Bags,
of every style. at prices as low as thew can be
hou ht IN the Northern cities both at wholesale
and retail Trunxs repaired aid Covers made to
order. AT the shortest notice.
de 23-6u JAMES KNOTS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

j,nN TOoLE. Artist in Oil Colcrs.
D. nj. CITING Err. Artist in Crason and Water
ev's mr. aDrEY. Artist in India Ink.
IL r cow Eli Photos rapher.
The ahose- named Srtlsts are engafed EeI Ias..
nr1 his IPbHoToG RAPH and FINE ART CAL
I'ERY. III Main street. He also devote. bis par,
nI.i attent,us 10 Copying and Enars in4 small
mhrets pes and pas erreotypes, ~ this esfablish
ment The oitlzsns OF RICHMOND and tho scutn
can sacnra my and every sts 10 of Likeness IRON
tSc small no hroty Do up TO tho life size PORTRAIT.
ali 10 the highest ST. le OF the art AS al work ,a ~
ia - no rish TO run and ut the same time you
= re nntIoni xing Southern establishment Citzens
and STRANGERS are invited 20 VISIT '"is o"'S'''
whether theY desire work done or not.
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na slave Insurance! slave insure me- I, (: !:
AHBENARLE COMPANY or CHAkLOTIE S-
Vii.I.E --Dg f. w. HANCOCK will be at our OF :
Gce. EVERY DAY. from 10 To II O'Clock a. W.. 70
exa,uiue SERVANTS and will call at such hours az
may 10 '''''' KNOWLES l. WALFORD.
O(Iice q Pearl street. Jaf-ot
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re- ADMISSION so CENTS. ,,a

A SIUSISHsNG TO ALL.-Nan,vrs,
"A SELL. the celebrated Ast,oIosist
arrived, and Will remain bot = shor,tIn,s AZ ~
born with natural gift to tel all The event, @'
even your very thong hts; will tell vbstbaeyy = "
married or single, and how msny times Nh -. - >
be married, will cause speedy neTrsgs' - az
astonIshed thousands with her mae now gag /,
gentleman admitted Mrs. FDD'Xs' r..
House, 18th or Governor street, he,wser Is
and Franklin streets. ro,, =, =;
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VITASTEU-TO II iRE.-I wish 10 hire, for the
w COMING year a middle ed WOMAN, with
opt encumbTance, who il good nurse.
de 29-ts 20. A. PAL +. cor Oh and n ain sts.
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EA Ezekiei's -
VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.
INFALLIIB
Price s rer bottle. To be had of any of the drug,
slsts in this city. Wholesale depot for orders, 69
Main 81.
am prepared to furnish the trade at the usual
discount Orders promptly attended 10
de I2-Im K EZEKIEL, 90 Main st.
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JAMES KNOTS.

WANTED--AnA AGENT in every county IN the
w State, 10 sell receutly patented and aSefn!
.Machlne. This is no NORTHERN humhug. but
VIRGINIA invention, and one which every family
has use Tor C0mmur c atoms, WI h one stamp
closed, addressed TO F. J. DENNIS, Yancey Vile,
n. G., or J. W. DENNIS, Richmond, Va. will re-
ceivc prompt attention. No person need expect
any attention paid to letters not containing stamp
to pay back postage. Also wanted. one two
competent Agents IN Eastern and Western Vir-
ginl1, to sell county and town Zig hts. No pers
need apply for this unless he place himself I'M
der bonds in the sum OF five hundred tos for the
al.hfoi performance of his duf,es. dc 2f-im
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MTAETED-Occupants for u deiIi htful room,
w on the lower floor, with 'oard in private
family. A gentleman aud his lady, or two ladies.
would he preferred. Apply at .
&c Sits "NEWS' OFFICE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-11
lTANTED tON I.6o-sIxTY Able Ne:

WANTED fOH Is60-SlXTT ABLE Ne
W GRO len. Tor service IN the CarhO h III
Mines. on the surface at the Mines. on the rail-
road in the canal boats and 81 the coal ards in this
city. The above Mines are entirely free from in
hammabie gas. and no acetdsas from any eanss
ro!rgag iife or iin5 has occurred therein for the
past SEVEN YEARS.
Full prices viii DO paid for scod hands, and none
others are wanted on any terms.
JOHN J. WERTH. AGENT.
de l5-ts For DUNLOP 4 NCCaNcR