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ia. Southern Manuiactory.
FLAGS, BANNERS, &c.
! am now prepared to turnlsh
MILITARY FLAGS, BANNERS, &c.. &C.,
At the shortest notice, and he most reasonable
terms GEO kUSKELL.
Trimming Mandatory, No. 81 Main st.
in S-G6tcWIt
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IA Special Notice.--The attention Of the
trade is sske to the Trustees sale Of stock OF Dry
Goods Clothing. c.. at the store of ]. Nordnger,
10 o.clock +. b. COOK.
fe lit AuctlOneef.
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FAMILY PoIsoNED.--A Geographic dispatch,
dated Rochester, New York, Jan. 80, says
The family of Hon. James o. Pettingill was
poisoned yesterday with strychnine placed IN
their food. The family consisted OF Mr.. T.,
his daughter, Mrs Marshall, and Mrs. Lewis
a nurse. The latter is dying, but the others
may recover. Suspicion rests against SER
want who has been arreS ted.
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TO MESSRS. A. !. TERRELL,
- WIN. C. TALIAFERRO, FkNDALL
GRIFFIN. JAMES GILMAN. AND OTHERS
n compliance with your request and IN accord
ance with nv own inclination; hereby announce
myself a candidate for SHERIFF. OF HENRI
co COUNTY, and respectfully SOLICIT the votes of
my fellow citizens in May next. for that office.
pledging myself to DISCHARGE the duties of the Of
fee faithfully. Respectfully.
te It's JOHN y. LAY LOR.
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EA Dunlop, Moncurc Il Go. ask the attrn"
ton Of dealers to their carqo sale OF SCGAK; ny
LASSES. &c, at their office. THIS MORNiNU.
commencing at 10 O'Clock precisely. Sale without
regard to weather. fel-N
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~ REEFS employs more artists than ali The other
Galleries IN the CITY combined.
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o6) STRAFEU-Fro,r IA Office On W
>lse~l nesday. the 25th. a SETTER no; ~
- grown, marked yellow and white a. a.
one returning same To NE. on 18th street val WY
ceive hberalreward. VI" "
ia 3O-3t VIM H. pIE.SIxTo
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BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAt

n - RUUT AND SEUE IANtFAt-
81 TORY.-Persons who desire to aid this
enterprise will find LISTS at Messrs. STEBBINS
K PULIEN'S on Broad street Messrs. ELL EFT
& DREWRY'S. Pearl street. and at Mr.. r. B.
SPENCE'S. Main street. ard persons awav from
Town can address Boot and Shoe Mandatory"
Rox 575 Richmond. Va, fe 1-3t*
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BONNETs.-Paris fashions say the shape OF
Dor nets is al length decided The front is long,
round, advancing over the forehead, and very
much thrown back at the ears. The curtain is
very narrow. In general, they are very much
trimmed-indeed,o vercharged with trimmings.
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UNITED STATES TREAsURER.-The contest
for the United States Treasuryship, it is said,
has narrowed down to two Pennsylvanians,
Henry WEIGH. President of the York County
Bank, and Mr.. McCiintock, of Pittsburg.
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.Schr. D. c. Guyther; KIrwan. for Norfolk and
North Carolina, and Elite. Saunders. for Norfolk
and Petersburg. cleared at Baltimore Goth January.
John r T. King. Leeds, from Richmond, arrived
at Batimo. same day.
Bark Virginia. Lowry, from Richmond, arrived
at pernambuco I'd Jan.
Schr. Curlew, Brown, from Norfolk, arrived at
Portland 9th Jan.
Schr. Surprise. Anderson, from Norfolk. arrived
ut Plymouth 18th ult; schr. Beauchamp. Haskell,
from Norfolk arrived at Rocklsnd 18th jan; Vim.
Gregory. Smith. fo- Richmond, sailed from do,
22d s. f. Parker, Fitzgerald, for City Point, do.
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NEW GOODS!
IN BEAUTIFUL LACE SETS.
.s TULLE BERTH Els.
REAL POINT SETS.
Another supply Of those cheap real POINT
LACE COLLARS.
Latest style of Hoop SKIRTS.
feI-3t SAM'L M. PRICE 4 CO.
COUTHERN MERCANTlLE AGENCY
- We can ba found for the present ut the printing
office Of Mr. c. H. WYnNY, covnef OF Main and l4th
streets, until our otiee 1T l39 Masn street - com-
pletsd. ifei-6t'l w. 7. GILMAN co.
I INEN SHIRT BIOS - m S.-LEVY ha.
Linsn bcsems. which no y prepared TO soil At
sst0ntshinYv low PRICES. He has alsO nice lot Of
0hrunx lotions and Irish Linens. which will b
e0ld q PRICES to suit puEchasefs. ID
= wharf, By HI. wHITLOCKk BON, /.
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A MEETING OF THE BAR OF
So the city of Richmond and county Of
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court, on WEDNES-
DAY, the LIST of February. -
te lit By THE COM M ITEE.
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49, HENRY EUDNALL.
80 Arr9 aS6 Ao At itAT PUBLIC,
Practices in all the Courts held in the city of Rich
mA- Also. practices regqarly in the County and
Circuit Courts Of CHESTERFIELD.
As Notary. will take Dispositions and Ack
ledgments Administer and Certify Oaths, and per-
form whatever other duties pertain TO the office OF
Office at the corner of Bank and 18th streets, Just
below the Custom House. ja3l-ly
49, VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGR!-
- Cultural SoGIErI. m, Month,
this Society viii take place ut The Office Of jaws
LYONS, Esq. on WEDNESDAY the LIST February,
ia std " c. DIMMOCK. Secretary.
as- 90 TIRE sHER!FFALTy OF HEN
myself q candidate for the above office Should i
he the pleasure of the voters to elect me-. shall
discharge the dntes thereof Faithfully and Impair
TALLY. [ ia ao-lm*l JACOB s. ATLEE.
D. co COUNTY.-By the advice Of my
friends, and in accordance with my own wishes,
81 f19adee e. the and soe G
Asa guarantee for the faithful psTlormancs of
me for the manner in which those duties have been
performed during the past three years that have
acted as deputy inr the present Sheriff.
ja2-lm* GEO. D. PLEASANTS.
60, POSTAGE STAMPS, POSTAGE
go En- STAMPS-Persons IN want of POST
AGE STAMPS can procure them at this office in
any quanttt. ia Its
e. SnSChoE HILL gle NERAL
~ AeE a. v. TYLER,
Office on Marshall, Be,,csen sirth and SsrsnsA
Continue. to RENT 9nT HOUSES, HIRE OUT
GR0ES and act as a GENERAL AGENT lie
returns his thanks for the liberal patronage bestow
ed upon him for two years past au sl-6m
MADDuX 4 CO.,
w Sqessss9 ns e s ssruN Mt4ppYx
Cary street, opposite Columbian Hotel. ,,
VT h Fswane: a: Pf EsIRs. william" Assistants.
". NJ. MARSHALL, Of Lunenburg. !
Guarantee to their friends faithful attention to
Mr., +. '. sTrroN. JR., is admitted to an IN
to l. dtsScwit MADDUX L CO.
'T'OTHE sTOCKHOLDEHS OF rHElN-
81 cqMPAMN6 3P NE 4 OF
ina, Is s ! Of 'a he :, been
1850; at the dice Of O. BaEsEE, IN the city 81
Richmond at a n siaT # 1oN n.sIock p NJ
WELLINGTON GODDIN,} 20" RS.
ia 3i-dIw& t2aw
ID b. SUBLETT.
l.. COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANT.
vii give his strict personal attention to the sale of
TOBACCO, WHEAT, CORN. FLOUR, go. Also,
e the sale of LIVE STOCK; Office in Shockoe
Slip. near the Warehouse, Richmond, Va.
ia 3l-lm
r GROW MING, MOORE K Co,
= PoRr THE 4 * T SE EcRoEs,
Will give their undldided attention to the SALE
~, Office on Frank in, a few doors below Wall
street, Richmond. ia SLIM
ITAVES. ..Coopers will find stored in the ware
~ house OF Mr. s. =. HAYES. on the Dock. a
choice lot Of JOiNTED BARREL SLAVES. Said
slaves were cut in the month Of August last. and
are, therefore. we'll seasoned, having been con-
stantiy under shelter. ia 3l-2aw3wH
n H.kN. w. HARRIS JOCKEY CLUB
~. SMOKING TOBACCO, in 10 pound bales-a
prime Arttcte-for sale by
jA St-6t LYLE FOSTER r. co.
A BNEY's OLD RYE WHlSKEY, in bbls.
4 and half bbla., for sale by
!. LYLE FOSTER l. CO...
lAN-im No. g Cary street.
20n BUSH = LIS CLEAN OATH, for sale b.
Wv BRlDGF0RD i Co.. on the Dock.
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LOST AND STRAYrD

OST-On Monday evening last. on p
- near SD street. GOLD MEDALItoy' nam.
the Innia's y. Y. c." on he back ibar,i ~. "a
vii! he paid for its return To this o.ica. "a ISs
STRAYED OR STOLEN n.
@V2oth ult.. from the vicinity If ,ba0 ~
E<Amond College. a blood BAY UoRSs hfa-
butt. with trim limbs, and ri hi fnret,n, r,, aa
white. Had on nearly new padded hos 1910
die and black bride. ANY person del,vs''aa.sat -
at my Office, on Shockoe slip. will I've lbe,,1Yf,aa
fe III Z 4 ma
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SERVANTS FOR SALE

fNDR SALE-To remain in or near r.
J. an excellent HOUSE GIRL. Il or I. "Stsch'nohd
OF fine character. Address Box SIS. "a" 10
Tor SALE TO REMAIN INRUuvo,,
Ayoung. likely CHAMBRHMAID ava sV9ND,
STRESS, ssnteeiiy raised. and viii lie soit ohAs.
a hrst-rate home. She can be seen At a., w !,
daily at Goon, TIL sold q. W. ~ TTItttS onee
General Agent. Office MAJ,
in I8-ts between 6.b and ~ shai,
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n Special Auction Notice.-l ask special
Iea.s of House No, 80, on Main st., stock Of Mill
merry. Trimmings, Show Cases, Flowers. Dressed
and Cadre ssod Bon l.ets together With fine Piano,
Sofa several Feather Beds, Oil Cloth, Safe. Chairs.
Tables, Cooking Stove, Kitchen ware, &c. The
whole to he sold without reserve or regard 70 the
weather. fe It'll X. CAUTHORN.
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THE MURDERED IRIsHMAN.-TheI rishn

IHE MURDERED IRISH NAN.-IH t ITISIIIaII
who was reported TO have been engaged in a
slight shindy with some of his conntrymen a
few nights since, and whose subsequent disap-
pearance led TO the report and belief that he
had been murdered, has, we are happy to state,
turned up in Petersburg, which fortunate city
he claims as his plao, MISUNDERSTANDING
Eir0inI0n.
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IA REEs' Gallery is the most extensive of any
IN the Sntth,
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OTICE ALI who desire PLANS FOR
~ BUILDINGS. or any other mechanical inn
provenents would do well to cali upon the sub
season apt to be too much occupied to allow very
ample time to improve and perfect them unless
order to give satisfaction by producing the most
complete work, solicit immediate attention.:
c. r. N. SMITH,
dn's Hall. corner 18th and Bank streets, Rich
mand. Va. ja3i-1m
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~ 1S6O. Laudyeth's 1860. va
NEW CROP GARDEN SEEDS.
JNO W. GARL1CK,
Market Place. Franklin street.
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SwIYpLING EMIGRANTs.-Thet trial OF Frank
Fowler. in New York, on charge OF swim
ding an emIgrant by means Of bogus ticker,
resulted on Saturday in the conviction OF the
accused This is the second example that has
been made of these harpes who prey upon the
unfortunate stranger from foreign land On
the rendition of the verdict, the accused, VINO
had been previously out on bail, was commit,
ted TO prison. His clerk Gilbert, also indicted
for The same offence, was then surrendered by
his bail and committed for trial.
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&25 REWARD.-Ranavs,

"A &25 REWARD.-Ranaws from =.
GJY subscriber, near the Green Spring Jou.,,
Anon the 3Oth January. $50, NEGRO NsT
~ named WASHINGTON He is shout q tssr,
k->old. almost a mustto IN col-r hi, cross
eyed and has scar on his back. caused b. a la,,
when child. ] will give the above reward i,r h.
delivery to me. GEORGE w. HaCKETT
lie l--dltcwtf Treylltian's nepnt Tfn,,,s,
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A. REMOyAL OF THE ON t,TAs.

- LISH ED CAP " ANER, Who has heen makn,
Caps IN this city for the last thirteen ,es,.
and is still holding forth on MAN street. few
doors below United States Hotel lie Is known i,
almost erybodv in Richmond as practical Csp
maker. and he offers his services to the pubic Hs
has ALWAYS on hand an assortment of CAPS Of h,
own make. and he makes 70 measure. At the Short
est notice, Caps in any style. Call on
SCHELTH, AGENT
fe l-St+ Few doors heiov Il \ un,si
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*, FOR RENT.-A HOUSE situated on 1-i
IN. md Leigh streets, containing five rooms. with
&I kitchen, the usual ouG houses IN the yafd and
q good garden connected with the premises. Tes
good tenant the rent will be low, For terms, &c,
apply to RO T. LYME.
Agent for Renting ont Houses.
fe Its Hiring ont Nee foes. &c.
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"a. Rocks Good Samaritan.
>-- " y RHEUMATISM!

RHEUMATISM
The subscriber would present to MS friends ana
the public generally II preparation OF MS own u,s
cOvery and. though not MEDICAL man yeL MS
remedy for RHEUMATISM. SPkAlNS. STIFF
MSS &c. will prove ITSELF on tr,dt to be all that
those who have tried 1t say II IS. A.,
lie deems II unnecessary TO adduce more than
one certificate thou IN in the short tr OF lts use
he has received a number from the most reliable
parties, who are residents of Richmond andeits
suburbs. ", -, ,oco
Mr. RocK-Dear Sir: Before used one bette oil
vour Rheumatic LinIment, called the GoOD SA-
MARIAN, was unable TO attend t." my business
and feel bound in JUSTICE to certify TO ,ne iact,
with the hope that YOU will make 1t PUBLIC. that
others with similar Affections may have the Denent
of my experience. 1t gives me great pleasure 10
saw hy the use of the above remedy am able to
attend TO my usual business as VIGOROUSLY as ever
Yours, very respectfully, u. w. UAhhEl l.
The above invaluable preparation ID Tor sale by
MIILSPAUGH & JOHNSTON, Main street. few
doors below the Old M.Tket and by ali the princi-
pal Druggists Of the city and suburbs.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS per bottle:
nA In ali cases of failure, after far trial, the
purchase money will be refunded
RI ia 3O-.t WASHINGTON l.. ROCK.
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county .
ia IL

JANUARY oath IT. K. PRICE Il co. have
u placed upon their closins-out counter another
lot of elegant Black and Colored Figured SILKS,
to which they invite special attention, as they will
be sold at half value. In addition they have lust
opened Thread Lace COLLARS, lad. s. Kid
GLOVES, Linen IokES, Muslin and Cambria
COLLARS. THREAD EDGINGS. MUSLIN
SETS, CAMBRIA SETS, RIBBONS. &c.
Aud within short space back: they have added
to their stock: heavy negro BLANKETS, grey and
C ,TTON -SHEETINGS. LINEN SHEETTNGS,
PILLOW LINENS. IRISH LINENS. TOWEL
INGS. Brown and Bleached COTTONS, English
and American PRlN rs, &c. all of which they OF
fer to the public at the very lowest prices.
70 l. THOMAS r PRICE CO
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, JAN. 81, 1859
Ar RIVED.

ARRIVED,
Schr. Susan Roserr, Boston, mdze, ID. w
Currie. - .
Schr. VIM. Gregory, Smith, Rockland, lime,
Bride ford & Co.
Schr. Ellen God,borough Todd Baltimore via
Norfolk. mdze: w. ID. Colqultt h Co; -,
Glazebrook.
Schr. King William, Fleming. York river. wheat
and corn. Wilson h Samuel, +. Workman Co.
and Geo. W. Gretter.
Schr. Promise, -, Eastern shore, oats and pota-
toes. Miispaugh & Read.
sIoop Grand Spy. Dennis, James river, corn.
Stearns Co.
SAILED.
Steamship Yorktown. Parrish, N. York, mdze
apd passengers. Ludlam Watson.
Steamer Penus, lvania, Teal. Philadelphia, mdZe
and passengers, H. i. Tuttie.
Steamer Belvldere, Keene, Baltimore, mdze. and
PASSENGERS, d. Il W. Currle.
MEMORANDA.
Bark Parthian, Miller. arrived in New York,
Ian'y 30th from Rio, with coffee; also bark Ann
+. Grant.
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SERVANTS FOR u,pc

Tor NIRE.FARM HANDS. uo1-s. -.
l. WANTS, PLAIN COOKS. whsu1rEsS SER
IkONEks. scnne,rai Ia BoRERs. smslp Bn sS W
several good DRIVERS. Apply 10 DoiS AID
Corner Wall and Frankiin ,oN,
Ja sI-3t Opposite Dickinson, HiutesTs
Tor HIRE have for b,re a s.a,.--
l. 6lKL. accustomed 10 house work az ANT
children. LANES Nc ,ulntss
"a lis Opposite the ST. Ch,rIe, e..
L,Ok Mlk 81 have Tor hire ge,a,.i -
4 Frs, HOUSE GIRLS. COOKS W inSAnsga-
and z, n lk 6 GARpE TERs, Blh ,sSsSi
SMITHS and HELPERS. Apply to - "LaCs-
WIN. s: PHILLIPS. q, 10,
il Its between Main and Bsnk . ,Ah
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. m Great Bargains--Un mill First of March.
PERKINS Il CO., No. al Eagle Square. Main ST.,
are now selling of
Rich DRESS SILKS and SILK ROBES.
Rich French DE LAIANES and ROBES.
VALENTlAS. POPLINS and MERINOS.
CLOAKS and SH AW LIS.
Rich LACE MUSLIN and CAMBRIA SETS.
At and bsiop cost, tor cash. to reduce stock.
10
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Card.-In retiring from the Book Trade,
Gesire to return my thanks to the public, who have
SO generously sustained me. and trust my success
sors may receive the same announcement.
fel-ts GEO. NJ. WEST.
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,N III NWEST of
Richmond have this day. purchased of 6 70. NJ.
WEST HIS entire stock of BOOKS and STATION
cry, and will continue the business under the
name and st,le OF WEST 4 JOHNSTON. at the
old stand 145 Main street. and hope. by strict at
tention to business, merit the patronage Of their
friends and the public. which has been literally
bestowed upon the house Of g ~ NJ WEsr.
JN0. NJ WEST.
THOMAS JOHNSTON.
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n, f.es,slaiEve.

IWe 1ev1yIHtuves
Ia 10th Houses OF the tseeislAgnfs yse terday,
lupuGuht feaclttfonD MoDos iniSooo ED IN re-
lation to the mission from eoht.a Carolina,
wisssh mky b Hound in the 1egislaiivs pro.
ceedtsgs.s The House pas.et the biliappro-
priattng q. 5od6cD to the lexington and Ohio
Raiiroad. not more thsn ef,0oavoo to be ex.
pendDd in any one Var The bill passed BY
the decided majority of 1o7 to 81
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49,, POSTAGE STAMPS, POSTAGE
So STAMPS-Persons in want of POST
AGE STAMPS can procure them at this office. in
my quantits. ia l9-ts
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OANVsNO ACADkMY,
"A ~ ssesa ~ issssIS s..s..4 :, HALL.
as1 fyyslVl55.. nv; "a 81 NV
,o Al =. M :s s .1S ii:sa|SSc:s:
!iel" .Rg,ai hofss duards." .fp;,sesaa Ian
nMsss QoAdf'iIss. ss" q
EENTLEd ARE yOU ~. .s.oS.
RlRE-ONE. TWO THpwMrDf!
the bims hose y ~; SALLERY !, aovssIr
P.s es 3. 'f s,: :. . s.,g:,s S.o
call. ThsS wall slwsss end a ..,.ny invited
i MS -. =, several years. experience s"d
Rifles are superior. A"o rstois ,,t
A STONISHING ne LIN q. . s'
The eisy Sine sS vas ss Ssl" X,,s
III, ,s s wssss. Of is1sssa yeaI
MAJ sims. YOU are ss to s e. Or and
S S., %ssr:x sc~ s9e he
EDDISs' Boarding House, 18th q. s:a,nitted. Nm
betweensMs ain and Franklin street, ~ s''..,
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CHRsApEAgRANDO OHIO CANAL.-The mayor
of Washington, and other gentlemen con-
cerned in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
were to start yesterday for Richmond, to con-
fer with the Virginia Legislature in reference
IN that work
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TIE PKNNSYLvANIA Conference.-The
PHILADELPHIA journals are very severe In their
structure, on the course Of Hon. f. Joy Morris,
for defeating the organization Of the House on
Friday last There was talk OF an indignation
meeting aud some went so far as to suggest
that Mr. Morris should be burnt in effigy. IL
Is directly charged that Messrs. Morl'<,
Scranton and Wood, Of Pennsylvania, deiea'eo
Mr.. smith by throwing their votes away upon
Mr.. CorWin.
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!, HDQR'S co. K. lsr REG. VA. VOLS,
(Formery Guard OF Netiog0ts;
FL RICHMOND, Jan, 81, ls9N
Order No.. MI,
" This Command will assemble for DriI % %
WEDNESDAY EVENING, lst Feb'y, IN !ioG'o
the Capitol. At o'clock promptly. .,-..,.
Drill Muskets, &c. Will pe issued ~ 'ls go
me Mt on their uniforms.
BY order Of Capt, plaMnCE., ,-,S,,,,,
"a 3l-1fs T. II. CART Ih. Isl S5ft :
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STs---Cs TIRE SHERIFFALTY OF HEN
sg~~Sa RICO COUNTY, hereby announce
myself n candidate for the above office Should It
he the pleasure of the voters to elect me. shall
I've ever grateful. and will use every exertion To
DISCHARGE the duties thereof faithfully and impar
tiatly ia 3o-lm*j JACOB s. ATLEE.
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| WANTED. EXCHANGE ON LONDON, by
| w 26-ts KENT. PAINE co.
| yNANTED.-A gentleman who resides IN the
| w country wishes to purchase or hire an elderly
| MALE HOUSE SERVANT. of good character
| and qualifications. Apply at this office.
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.e>sA co COUNTY.-By the advice of my
friends, and in accordance with my own wishes,
announce myself candidate for the office of
SHERIFF OF HENRiCO COUNTY. and solicit
your surfaces at the State election in May next.
Asa guarantee for the faithful performance of
the duties of the Office. refer yH' 70 ALI wha know
me for the manner in which those duties have been
performed during the past three years that have
acted as deputy for the present Sheriff
Respectfully, your fellow citizen.
in N-lms GEO. ID. PLEASANTS.
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w AN TED.-A competent BOOK NE EP Ek
w wishes two or three sets of books to post. Re-
*. NV ia 28-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-01
THE FIN EST LOr OF MtLi Ley

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-07
CLEVELAND FRIDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER Z, 1860.

heat. Rossiter kept about a length behind
until the last quarter, when he lost another
length or two. stadden passed by Rossiter,
partly by running, and kept close behind
Metropolis to the end. His driver COM
planned of collusion between Metropolis and
Rossiter, but the heat was given To Melropo-
lis in 1886.
On the third heat Reilley took the reins of
Rossiter Metropolis led, followed by stad-
den and Rossiter. These places were main
tanned to the score, Metropolis winning the
heat in 2:S7.
Cowan withdrew after the Sd heat. On
the fourth heat they had a good start. Ne
tropolis led through the heat, winning the
heat and race in 2:3S.
Conlisk's groom decorated his horse with
ribbons, and his sulky with brooms, and so
drove back to town.
Trotting, mile heats, best in 5, free for
all horses that have never shown less than
2:5O, for purse of S75.
J. V. Black, n may Queen, SSS2
E. H. Lewis, Cooper, %
J. S. Stephenson, n Bonney Kate,2 l l 3
W. II. Potts, Julia, 1921
Time, :42-2:40-2:43-2:40.
The second heat was close one; Julia led
up to within three rods of the Score, when
Bonney Kate shot ahead and won the heat
by half length.
1t being now dark, the race was adjourned
to hali-past 9 this morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-07
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