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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

IL An esteemed friend in the county OF
Halifax indulges the expression of his feelings
upon the subject of the Harper's Ferry affair,
and the hostility ard hatred towards the
South manifested by a portion OF the people
of the North. lie speaks in the most depre-
catory terms of the election OF SHFRMAN TO
the off ce of Speaker Of the House of Repre-
sentatives. as he might, in a contingency, be-
come ex-oticio President OF the United States.
His language is strong and decided, and he il
only a representative of an immense body OF
the most solid and rejecting portion OF the
citizens of the country. He applauds the con-
duet of the Southern students in Phiiadel-
| phia, and thinks that their movement will be
the starting point to build up institutions
worthy of the South and worthy of Southern
support;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

The January interest, payable III New York,
on the bonds of the Corporation of Alexandria,
Va, was forwarded TO We Bank OF the hepab-
lie in New York. AID received there in ad vance
of the day on which it fell due.
Mr.. Musser. the new delegate TO Congress
from Carson Valley, was to leave on the l11h,
for Washington, with Il large specimen of sill
YER ore as n contribution 10 the Washington
Monument.
Senator Bragg, Of North Carolina, is in Pc
tersburg. visiting his relatives.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

EFrFcTs OF A STRTKE.-The London build
ers' strike is not yet At an end. FIVE thousano
vet hold Out, but their resources have 1ailed,
and they are reduced to the extreme OF power
" and distress. For the week ending Decem-
Der eth, eighty deaths had occurred III the TAM
lilies of the London masons. carpenters, pTlch-
layers. plasterers and painters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

BOoTyAKERs' STRIKE.-.The bootmakers
of Hopkinton, Mass, to the mum Der OF several
hundred, have been on a strike since the be-
ginning of December, in consequence OF a re-
duetion of about one-sixth in the prices pre-
yionsly paid.
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THIS (FR!DAY) EVENING. Jan. 6.

M For supKRIoR AMBROrTPgs AND PHoTo-
GRATIS, 20 to Res Gallery. las Main st., oppo-
site Governor.
For superior Ambroty pes and Photog raphs. go
to RgEs' Gallery, las Main st Opposite Governor.
For superior Anbrnty pes and fhOtog rapha, go
to kEEs' tiailery, las MalG ST., opposite Governor.
Their prices are tina lowest, and their work pro
nouncad the best in the city.
Their prices Are the lowest, aud their work pro
npnnced the best in the city.
Their prices are the lowest, AM their work pro
nounced the best in the city. ia 4-n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

EA- HONE GUARD.-We publish to-day the. lists
oflhe three companies into which the fiome Guard
is TO he divided. The limits do no. exactly cores
nond with those Of the Wards. 5th street being
taken a. one boundary instead Of 7th. and l2 h street
for an Their instead of 18th. The reason OF these
changes will re found In the comparatively small
number oil those residing IN Jefferson w ard which,
no doubt. is OWNS 10 their distance from tie place
OF meetiDG.
all the town from 18Th street eastward. ough hit TO
furnish men enough TO form a most efficient COM
pany and uilcefs every way competent to COM
Inand them. As the assertion Is rarely t0tnntG-
~. and ret SN5 iect IL tie EIitti0 fn7cs, there Is
nothing to prevent those who reside ont OF the city
limits from bein2 meInherg. and We hope that the
citizens Of Church Hill, living 10 the north 81
Bread street. will unite with their friends and
nel9 hbors in filing up Its ranks.
The Last meeting of the whole Guard, before tho
election Of officers by the coinpan.es, Will be held
TUESDAY. lGth January. at j. NJ, at the Me
chanics' Institute. IL is IHpnrtant Tor all who wish
to take part iii the choice of officers 20 join at that
meeting.
The meetin, q. the companies to elect officers
Will re held on THURSDAY, I2th January, at 7 Il.
NJ. al the follow ins places:
JcFf,S0n Home GEGTd, at the old Market
House.
MadiSon Home Quart, at the Mechanics IN
StltitP.
Monroe HcD1e GUard, AZ Saunders Hall.
The CON psny officers. when elected. Will report
themselves to WYNDHAM RuBERT.oN. Esq. " ho
has been already chosen as Major Of the Battalion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

Yesderday morning, at8o'clock.J John HENhf,
aged az yesr.. a native o. phiiadelphia but for many
years a resident OF this city.
attend his funeral this morning. az 10 o'clock; rom
his late residence on nth street, near Wesie!
Chapel.
- philadel pllia rapera plense copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

na- New ARRIVAL F~uRs.-Jon1 DooLEy is
receivlns this niorninE y fresh arrive, Of LADIES'
CAPES. VICTORINFS. MUFFS. and CUFFS.
some verv beautiful Fitch. Stone Martin. Mink,
and Sable, to which the attention Of the ladies is
iu,ttol Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

Z - 4 L .--To remain IN the
80 city or country ada cent. TWANTY
LlkEL NEGROES men. women, boys and girls
-SoIEe very fine dlnlEg-room servants, chamber
maids, and one likely wonar, with four children
They can be seen st iny Office. | would like 10 sell
some sixteen of them to one person near Rich
!nond or the county of Gloucester. they have Just
been divided from an estate. The owner has no
use for them and they are sold for no fault.
| shall continue 10 HIRE OUT NEGROES,
RENT OUT HOUSES and SELL NEGROES and
REAL STATE privately.
This annuu nceInent is made because having been
elected Commissioner Of the Revenue Of the 3rd
district of this city. my friends might conclude |
had given up nv agency-the two do not conflict at
all. ii. W. II. TYLER, General Agent.
ia 2-6t Marshall street, between 9Th and 7th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

THE ScHR. M~AGNoLIA.-The Norfolk pa
pers contain nc further particulars OF the sink.
ing Of this vessel in James river, except that
the disaster occurred about fifteen miles be-
low City Point. Capt. CroweiI has gone to
Norfolk for assistance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

An ERROR. The statement trans ferred to
our columns yesterday, from the Portsmouth
Transcript, that the Hon. Henry A.. Wise had
been engaged as counsel for Walter S. Land,
is. We are informed, erroneous.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

Anne Harrington, alias "Shan zhae. y A fall
en-, but beautiful girl, committed suicide IN
Philadelphia on Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

60 LECTURES TO YOUNG MEN,
90 By request. Rev. LAS. a. DUNCAN viii
commence on next SABBATH NIGHT. at ME-
CHANICS, HALL. az 7e o'clock, a. course of
LECTURES TO YOUNG MEN. 1t is probable
That. at the conclusion OF these oisconrses, several
lectures viii be addressed to young ladies' also
The public is invited to attend. JaG-2t+
49, y ~HFETI&C OF the RICHMOND
- GRANITE STONE CUTTERS ASSO-
CATION will lie held 1T Schad's Hall. on SA-
TCRDAI evening, January 7tiI, at I o'clock.
ia 5-2t+ l. MACCABE, Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

Ir G.. ID. WGOTTOE. ATTORNEY
tI~ AND COUNSELLOR AT LAWS pre-
rared to take upon himself the advocacy or the
defence oil causes. and TO give his undivided at
rectly connected with the profession. Collecting
Claims, Writing Wills, Deeds, Contracts, Copy
"Hamo srmos Aumani Mill q me afiennno
pinto"
Office on corner Main and Governor ST.. Rich
mond, Va. JaG-3tT
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

schr. Z. Arculsrius; Snow, for Richmond sailed
from Reektand 9Th ult. =.
.Schr. Westover, Berry, for Richmond cieareu al
sehr. Hattie Ann. Oreutt. from Norfolk arrived
al Providence 10Th ult. FIN C.
schr. Nancy J. Brayton, Gage, from Noti1,h ,o1
barber morning 81 Goth. p...
Steamers George Peabody. Pritchard. aIu toGn-
hontas. Travers, from Richmond, arri'eo a' '"'''
Brls Ada. Green, for Richmond. Va, cleared az
Halifax 2Dti, ult. N,rGolk for
Schr. Golden Gate. Weeks. from Norfolk iof
Danvers. arrived a. Provlncetown @oth W. .,dr,
Schr Rcda;Ia Blew, Pa tersOn. from AieAnhuiid
for boston, sailed from Provinceto"n 1e'h "''' D"
schrs' ,John J.. Darling, Howes. for Noriorn, SAL
ed from Providence Sofl uit'; oa~e"o'
enhrs. Martha Washington. Nlghtlng"ien ~
Norfolk for Pl,m9uth; John !, eSta. Pettigrew.
rom rom do Tor Newport, arrived at Ston'h.toh 'o'ii
schr. Medora; Rhssds, from Dor Richmond ~ LOT FRO
Schr Hattie Ann, circuit. from Norfolk. remain
ed below Providence 3isL ut. p,t,;,oro
Steamer Pocahontas, Iravers' CT AT Da''lii'ie
ioRe Ihg TaIjulah. p ummer, from New Orleans for
Richnond. was spoken 10Th uIt., lat. 30, ion; ~ 80;
HSchr. Lapwing. Pendleton, from belfast i"r
Schr. Nancy ]. Brayton, Gage, from NsrioiA' ar
rived at Fall rlveT 5lst ui| p
Schr. Gertrude Horton. Myers. from Richmond
for Roston. arrived at Edeartown 3ist ut.
Echr. Cnsltta. Wardweil, from Llncolnvllle for
Norfolk, arrived at Portland 3lst ult.
ScLr. IS. =. Halves. Mason; from Richmond Tor
Boston. arrived at Holmes Hole LIST INST;
ship Empire, Howell, for Norfolk, cid at New
Ioik Sd inst.
ley TELEGRAPH.I
NORFOLK, jan. B. Arrived, schr. Nathaniel
Chase, Is DAYS from Sombrcro. bound to Baltimore.
Schr. Amytas, from Portland, bound 10 Baltimore,
has put in on accounto of ice up the Bay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

60 NOTsCE.-The General Meeting of
S~SA the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BANK
OF VIRGINIA will be held at their Bankin House,
IN the city Of Richmond. on MONDAY, the 9th of
Januars next.
The law provides that no oAhceror Director of
the Bank shall vote as the proxy of n stakeholder
in any election of Directors or Officers of the Bank;
nor shall any proxy he valid which shall have been
executed sixty days before the time of election. .
de S-3tawtd SAA'L MARX. Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

IL We are indebted to Mr.. LEWIS L. SMITH,
periodical dealer, for copies of The Baltimore
San and american of yesterday, and the New
York Herald of Wednesday, in advance of the
mail. Mr.. S. went to Washington and return
ed by the Central route, with his supply of late
papers.
Ex-GOv. SMITH AND E~GG-No0.-The Alex
andria Gazette, referring TO the of
the press on The fact that -Go Smith, OF
Virginia, drank a glass of egg-nog on Christ
mas day in the House of Representatives,
says:
He is, ifnot a teetotailer, a strictly temper
ance man-rafeiy, ii ever, tasting spirituous
liquors-in that respect setting d good eXan-
PIE 10 his fellow members. When The glass of
.gg-ncg was sent HIM, whilst he was making
his speech, he conrieousiy acknowledged The
present, and gave The com piilueuls OF The sea-
son 10 HE House, and all jocoseiy, never
dreaming that the newspapers would attribute
TO him the inauguration of the egg-nog era
in the House OF Representatives,
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h. SILKS and hleriMccS.
SILKS FOR EVENING DRESSES. below cost.
ELEGANT WINTER SILKS below cost.
PLAIN FRENCH MERlNOES, below cost.
Ffd'D FRENCH MERiNOES. below cost
dc 3l-6t CRENSHAW W, QUARhES & co.
ra Teeth. Trcth!: Tec,h!!! T~eeth!!!!

rA- Teeth. Teeth! Tectls!!! Teeth!!!!
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
Now is the time for al who are suHerIng from
tooth ache and decayed stumps. and intend 10 have
tcithout paiA. Call soon. as DR.. T~RAVERSE'S
stay in the city is somewha limited.
Offce in Bclvip $ Block on 18th street, On front
ri Bank Room No. q. Office hours from s 4. NJ.
20 T.. NJ, from } to t and ! to 8 Z. N.
/. S.-Chronic diseases OF al kinds treated with
perfect success, ny the use of e!ectrtcity.
de ~ 2Wr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

COMMERCE OF NEW YoRK.-There arrived
at the nort of New York last year. l,u21 foreign
vessels. including 1GS steamers, 1I3 snlps, SO
ha rks. 800 brics and $50 schooners. 1le total
foreign arrivals in ie5s was 3,Aoi. lnere also
| arrived last year from domestic ports l,is5
steamers. including i35 from Baltimore u from
Alexandria and Washington. and !b from
Norfolk and Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

SAM'L NJ. PRICE & CO.,
RETAILERS OF
T4PIE AND FANCY DR. FOODS,
No. 1851 Main street.
SAM'L NJ. PRICE.
W.T. i J. l. e9GiGGLDTTsSTfoN. TihhSS.A W. ~BARKSDALE.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed on
them in the past, respectfully ask a continuance OF
the same.
Their assortment of Goods is large and we'll Sc
ipctcd. They invite special attention to their
Sill and DRESS GOODS.
CLOAKS ard FURS.
WONEN'S ard GENTS UNDER WEAR,
FLANNELS md BLANKETS.
LINEN SHEETINGS andSHIRTlNGS,
TABLE DAMASK, NAPKINS.
TOW ELINGS. NC. &c.
To he sold for two months az reduced prices. to
Gao" VI SAM;L Vi. PRICE & co. .
N. bah PERSONS indebted 10 the late firm of
PRIrE& WATKINS are requested 70 pay US i'm
mediateiy. La 3-6ti ,. n. TX Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

SERVANTS FOR SALE.

VALUABLE. NEGROES FOB sALE.-Ws
have des sal: NJ; ToBAcr9 TwIsTER.,
Apply to COSBY / ANDERSON,
Tor SALE..To remain in or near ths city.
L NEGRO WOMAN, 81 years OF age; Prise 9No.
Ja6-3t X.
TOR sALE-A coarse CARPENTER, about IS
l = Ssar. .s Sld, of ,d good ehsfa WM.. Z snd Riff f. no
ia 5-5t
Two NEGRO MN FOR SALE PHI
L VATELf.-For sale e. reHs,n IN ths city or
- or 81 years of age. the other -; 10 he sold for no
fault, bat in order TO the settling up of "a estate.
These men are also active and handy AZ other work.
Price moderate. Inquire at this office. ia t-A'
I and W CHILDREN, tyiris } enc three and
the ether SIX Years Of age; The woman u = very
f fst as si fayIt' anil anil s. ts:a q C ys9s m and J a. .A s, = ss f1
hsr il shs can find a home in Inc city. Apply It this
Office for the name OF the owner. ja3-n'
NURSE AND HOUSE SERvANT.-A xu-
~ perior NURSE and HOUSE SERVANT. with
one young child, rs offered in exchange for q man
or near the city. The woman is healthy and likely.
de Soft Main street.
GEKvANTS FOR SALE.-I wish to sell 10
mo ss,'i . ne NfS Sso WI w 1 %'tsnoys them from Rich,
man i said TO b q 6r.t. rate house servant, washer
is unexceptiorable and she is offered icr sale only
because her owncr has no use for her. Apply 10
'n !. :. sy "a: State Court House. ppx po,IAsn.
VALuAnLE xERvANT EOk .ALE.-i
!sats on. vsry likely, Of aasxsspiisnASlS ehs-
MFRS ana ana RsoussE Ssh sfk sssi S 4 zeal Sss,
ss IL . may be had by ' Z. 5. cco iyrhSs s. Is NAN & st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

go SRtCKOE HILL GLE e AL
1~S AGENCY.
G. w. II. TYLER.
Office on Marshall, Be.reen Si1th and Ssrenth
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OUT
NEGROES, SELL REAL ESTATE. SELL NE
GROES. and act as a GENERAL AGENT. He
returns his thanks for the liberal patronage bestow-
ed upon him for two years past. au 3I-6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

Mxwo. LARD. ~ he undersigned have this
GN~a day formed a co-partnership in the prac-
tice of MEDICINE and SURGERY..
F. IF. DEANE,
January !, 1860. EDWARD Q. DREW.
DR. DREW will continue to occupy his Office on
Main street. opposite the American Hotel.
il G-clWx t3tsw2W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06
Don PEDRO RAILRoAD.-A letter from II

de Janiero. Nov. 5, says:
r,essrs. Roberts. Harvey. Hannah Il Co. are
progressing very successfully with their great
cottract on The Don Pedro Segundo Railroad.
They have above l,5Uu men now ~ work. ana
will be in the tunnels during the wet season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

To- RICHMOND THEATRE.
A ALAN OF ATTRACTION FOR THE
OF
MISS CAROLINE RICHINGS,
The American Prma Donna.
On which occasion they will appear i'll
MRS. ANNA Cora RITCHlE's
Great American Comedy OF
FASHION!
And the great AiieeorIcal Tshleaux of
WASHINGTON!
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~

On the ed of De.ember, ~ Rev; Ihos. b.9tof1.
Mr.. E~GGLFSTON u. WILLS and Miss ANN r.
JOHNSON, both Of Charles City ceenty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

ECR HiE E.-The following Servants az
4 hire the present year;
A No. / BOX MAX ER and CARPENTER
A good HOUSE SERVANT and HnlRF%
who would act as Nurse, If preferred. Noenctar
hrance.
Two GIRLS. accustomed 10 general hnuse-voh
The above Servants can ohtRin the test ret.A
merGations, and to good homes viii be hlfstE
moderate prices. AprIy to
GEO. J. SUMNER & co.
ia s-?t No ~ peari stree.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

OFFICE OF THE K. & Y. r. K. co.,
RICHMOND, Dec. IS. 1889.
G2fx> NOTICE.--A general meeting of The
49, Stockholders of the RICHMOND and
YORK RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY will he
held at West Point, IN the county oil K William,
on TUESDAY, the 18th day of January, 1850.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
A. w. MORTON, Sec'y.
"a. The above is xpected to be an important
meeting to the Stockholders. and it is hoped that
each one will interest himself in its organization,
by being present IN person or b. proxy.
lie lj-.tawtd A. w. NJ,
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Tor ga small BOZ about eleven ieNs
l. old. unusually sprIghtls and genteel. For 4 tsl
home IN some gsnieel family. where he VII -
hropsh hit up IN q dlutng room, the hire VII D. hf1'
moderate. WINSTON & POWERS
4 Ne
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

EOR HIR IA BOY, having had one ,earse1
L pericnce in a diring-room; also, n Notan
with one child. a good plain WASTE Ek and On ~
tentive NURSE. As good homes ,or lheri are "s
greatest requisites, will hire th1l iow:
". t.. Miller.
ia 5-3tt 18th street, oVer ii. + FtaAr =
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t,trr Ayn Loss OF LIFE.-A fire occurred

FIRE AND Loss OF LIPE.-A fire occurred IN
a grocery store in Clinton street, New York,
| Tuesday morning. The upper part was &C.
| CURED by six families. A man named Nathan
sham succeeded In getting ou.his wife and Two
children but in attempting to rescue the DINER
| two lost bis life. Thetwoc children he atiempt-
ell to save were burned 10 death. a cflid OF MRS.
| Burns. another occupant, was sufioeated.--
The dead bodies Of two other children, whose
| names we're unknown, were subsequently
taken from the ruins.
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SERVANTS o. HIRE.

COOK HiR E.--A good COOK for hire :,
X years old. and free Of encuInbraHce, Puce $40
also Tor hire. u GIRL Is wears old.
ia 6-2tN CORBiN ia
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Merchants aud othera Will find it realty to their
advantage by purchasing OF me.
N. B.-BLAkk BOOKS nf all kinds made 20 or
der at short notice. All kinds OF BINDING neatly
executed, and at low prices. JaG~lt
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NOR IslRE-Two BOYS. about II years 81 a.,
l. who have been raised Ia house work, and Nv
very competent DINING ROOM SERVANfr-
Apply at my residence-Clay. between 81 sfff-
s.s.. or at my oii!ce. 18th street. near Msyo t.o''
ia It's ARCHIBALD B0LLlN'.
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ss--.> FARMERS BANK OF VIRGIN
G~A IA.-rhe annual meeting Of the Stock
hold ars of this Bank will be held ut their Banking
House in this city, on WEDNESDAY, the nth day
of January. 1850.
An act OF the General Assembly passed March
25th, 1912. prescribes that No officer or Dl-
rector Of a bank shall vote by proxy Tor any stock
holder IN any election of directors or officers of a
election"
de IO-eodtd J. A. SMITH, Cashier.
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MESSAGE or T8s 0ovEaNCR or Oases-~
The Message OF Gov. Chase was deiiveIeu on
the I'd inst. 1t Is confined mainly 10 State AZ
fairs. He recommends the re-enactlnent OF
laws. repealed NJ the last session, prompting
slavehoiding and kidnapping. He condemns
All inroads on other States and attempts 10
whole blame should not fall on the free States.
Ohio had frequently been entered for the pur-
pose Of kidnapping, and the fugitive law eA-
ecuted under circumstances Of great aggta-
walton. Her citizens, travelling in other
States. on mere suspicion, had been subject to
es pionage, iodignity, arrest and Imprisonment.
Still. the people OF Ohio held fast TO the
Union, and she will neither dissolve IL nor
Consent to dissolution by others.
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GOO REWAND.-The BOOKS used hy the
'f@O late Col. Geo. VI. ton. while Tfes.
surer Of the Manchester and Failing Creek Turn
pike Companv, have either been lost. WIsiald. ~
stolen. and the above reward Will be pad on tlef
delivery to the undersigned.
Il, order of the Board of Directors
de 23-Im j. \. CLARKSuN, Treasurer,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

MA Insure Your Sin veS!-AttPntio Slave
OWNERS!-Superlor advantages are. RS usual, Of.
tered to SLAVE OWNERS. at the 0d sSfd5f'Shsd
General insurance Office. on Pearl street. next door
immediately 20 the Office of +. .. EAcHo: opposite
J. n. GoRDoS. Insurance on slaves made Tor any
length of t me. from one month to hve yearS-and
~ live IN any pGrt Of Virginia or any either slave
State. AZ low rates. The best companies represent
ed and all losses promptly paid.
IA. No TIME Losr.-As the nndersigne IS both
AGENT and Medfcal Eranifner. there ls 10 DELAY
10 eifeetiag insurance in this office. between the
hears of "a III. and 7. NJ. and from 4 10 6 7. VI.
Call and get II Circular. containing the rates. and
also The BE.T CITY FRFNCES.
c. r. BROKEN. NJ. D.,
General Insurance Agent and
in 4-ts Medical Examiner.
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OFFICE Or TIFF J. K. & K. co.,
RICHMOND. Januar. 4, 1863.
E9-.~Ss AN AIsJuUENED MEETING Of
9~- the Stockholders of the JAMES RIVER
ard KAN COMPANY will be held at TINS
Office on TUESDAY evening. the 18th instant, at
~ O'Clock. WEI. 7. MUNFORD, Secretary.
ia i--2aw2w
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Honorary and Contributing Nemb.y, 49,.
aucsted to call at the hall of the AssorIa,as' e
o clock Friday morning and procure Their - y
ia al CON HT.rTrxes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-06

NOTIC - Our stock of READT-NADE
~ CLOTHING. Nc. 50 Man street, we have sold
TO Mr.. H.. W~HtTLOCK. and We will continue to
keep our large establishment, No 100 Mair street.
where we will he pleased to see our customers and
the public in general. Having made arrangements
to manufacture our Clothing here, we are prepared
style and AT short notice. Our Winter Stock we
will offer AZ reduced prices. to make room for
Spring stock. Cali at 4. NORRIS & co.'s.
f. MORRIs,t loo Main street.
f., Ellis. jh6-yt