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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28

CANDIDATES PoK THE GosvEsrIos John NJ
Seed and Chas. II. Slaughter have hean
nominated by the CONSERVATIVES, ;, of Carr,
bell county; Vim. w. Boyd and VIM. A 1Ilas.
Cow have been nominated by the same parry
in Botetourt; Jas. Mnndaugh has been nom.
mated la Portsmouth, and J. X. Hubbard in
Norfolk A meeting in King 4 Queen county
have expressed preference for Senator Hun
ter 10 represent that district
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Rs Wheeler & Wilson's
SEWING MACHINES.

- - (227 Main street, Richmond,
tJohnson's Hall, Norfolk.
Extract from the Report of Judges at Fair of Va
Mechanics Institute, 1889.
No. l, The WHEELER Il WILSON Machine
makes what is popularity called the ioof stitch and
in view Of the economy of thread required for
said stitch It's elasticity, strength aud beauty of
appearance, the committee prefer il for the yrGcti
cal purposes of sewing.
I'VE find in this Machine smplicitv-all parts
being particularly adapted to each other and to the
once which they perform, resulting in Il freedom
from derGnemeat and need for repairs with an case
OF adjustment not attained i'll the more complicated
contrivances. In our examination find ia
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S Machines these advan-
tageS all Others: LIST. Its bearing surfaces and
parts having reciprocatins motion are very light
aud the more rapid motions rotary and con-
tnUous. thus e"on0nieinq both timc and poger I'd
Orc tension, which is arranged with peculiar sim
Elcity AMI perfection, controls boih threads. 2d.
The simple manner of controlling the ioop Of the
needle and thread, dispenses with the of take
ups, so Objectionable in other machines"
ia "5--lw*
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LiRrTENANT SLEMAER.-The statement that
ne gallant commandment of Fort Pickens
fenSacola Harbor, is a native Of New Eng
land, and his wife of Charles ton, South Ga
Iollna. is pronounced erroneous by his father
Mr.. Adam Slemmer, of Norris{own, Penn
sylyanla, who, III communication TO the
fhiiadelphia PennsylTanian, says that both
his son and the Wife Of the latter are natives
CT Montgomery county, in that State.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.-Wm. T. Harriss a Well
known lawyer of Richmond county met with
Il shocking and fatal accident at Westmore-
Land {. H, Va, on Wednesday evening last
Mr.. II. was riding in Il sulkey, when his horse
took fright and becoming unmauageabie, threw
him from the vehicle. inluriug him SO severely
that he died on the following morning, at
o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28

THE SSow.-The snow storm of Saturday
was very severe at the North. On the Harlem
IN. \ J Railroad the snow was above the tops
of the ears. In Philadelphia the snow was
very deep, and in Baltimore and Was hington
the streets were covered to the depth OF ten
inches
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28

REPEAL OF THE RHODE ISLAND Personal IIB-
ERTY BILL.--The House of Representatives OF
Rhode Island has concurred with the Senate,
by Il vote of yeas IS, nays IS, in the repeal oil
the Personal Liberty law of the State. All
honor TO the patriotic little State, which has
led the way in doing justice to the South.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28

CcNGREssroSAL.--The Senate was not in ses-
sion Saturday, and in the House the only thing
done was 10 refuse to consider Mr. Grows
resolution iuquiriDg into the existence Of a
conspiracy in Washington, to prevent Kin
coin s Inauguration
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28

SUDDEN DEATH AT A PRAYER MEETIxG-On
thursday morning, an old gentleman named
FERGUSON, while engaged i'll prayer, at Il
prayer meeting held at St. john Church. in
i5rooklyn, New York, suddenly fell forward
on his face. The persons nearest to him lifted
INN, when he was found TO be dead He had
been regular attendant at the prayer meet
inSs Tor long time, and was highly res pected
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28

DECLINE N MrLEs.-The Nicholas willie Ky J
Democrat says that J Funk, Of that county,
offered lot of fat mules for sale at public
auction. in Lexington, in December last, for
which the hghest bid was 1926 per head On
last Monday he offered the same lot in the
same market, and the highest bid was only
$50, thus showing Il decline of more than -
per cent. in their value, i'll the short space of
one month
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28

iNDTcrED,-The Washington correspondent
OF the Baltimore Sun says the Grand Jury of
washington has brought in 4 true bill agains t
Hon Jno. i. Floyd. for completely in the In
dian Trast Fund defalcation.
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HoMIcIDE.-Charles Maccabee, gas-htter
was snot ana killed i'll n beer saloon in Peters
burg, Va, on Friday night by Jas NJ Thayer
. painter. The parties got into a fight, arising
from political discussion, and Thayer shot
his antagonist through the jagular vein, kill
ing hrn almost instantly. He escaped during
lnC cAclt cment COnScq uent MnOn the act
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28

GIFT To THE SCLTAN.-The DIXIE of Brabant
has sent to the Sultan a magnificent gold and
silver vase OF Flemish workmanship worth
$50, 300, and far exceeding the value OF The lew
eied pipe-sticsS presented to the Duke on his
late visit 70 Constantinope, by the Sultan,
and about which SO many i'll -natured remarks
Were made. This splendid gift was accom-
panied by autograph letters from King Leo
pold and the Duke to his Imperial Majesty
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DIED.

On Sunday morning, eth inst. at the resideacs
OF = IL clopton, IN tbiscity, Miss CHARLOTTE
G. CL0PT0N, aged IS years
Her funeraEw!ll take place from the Rev. DR.
Mooreis Church on this Monday morning, at II
o'clock; Her friends and acqaaintanee are re-
spectfnily invitedto attend.
On sunday morning, the eth inst. at 5 O'Clock
4. NJ. EDM0EIA B,GARTER, wife of Gns,avus
o. Carter after an illness Of ten days,
Her funerai vi take place from the residence Of
her husband, in Hcnrico county, on Tuesday
next, Goth inst, at IL o clock NJ The friends and
relatives Of her husband, and those of her mother
Mrs. Sophia Z. Redd, are invited to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28

STEALER OF UNCLE SANS McSEy nAs A
CONSCIENCE TwINGE.-The Secretary of the
Treasury acknowledges the receipt, by mail
OF seventy dollars, belonging to the govern
ment,' from some person unknown. The
amount has been placed TO the credit of the
treasurer OF the United States on the books
of his office.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28

SAD CAsE.-Mr. Stephenson, the eminent
Boston sculptor became suddenly derangaJ
last week, and was conveyed to IN insane asy-
lum, where he has since died He had Il great
enthusiasm Tor his art, and he doubtless en-
ployed himself too severely
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28

FATAL ACCIDEST-In Carroll county. Vo
on the 18th inst, Jacob Stockner, a Young
anan, had accompanied some young ladies to q
mill, and was engaged in turning the large
water wheel They had gotten in the wheel
ana We're treading IL around, when he fell and
the wheel caught his head against log and
crushed his skull. He lived for four DAYS in
great agony, and then breathett his last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28

RETrRN OF THE FUGITIvE, SLAVE Lucy
Thursday evening, the II. =. Marshal, from
The Northern District of Ohio, arrived in
Wheeling, having in charge the fugitive slave
Lucy, owned by Mr.. ". s. Goshorn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28

CoCSTERFEITERs ARRESTED Three counter
feiters Were arrested in Montgomery, Ala on
Monday last, having in their possession large
number of twenty dollar counterfeit bills on
the Merchants Bank OF New Orleans
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LOST, STRAYED, &c.

I OST-0n Main street, between 2ls aud 18TH on
~ the 18th inst, q DAGUERREOT1PE LIKE
y kSS Of d small child. A liberal reward will be
paid the finder If left at this office. II 2s-lt*
EfOt SD--0n Franklin, near corner u srd street
L a POtkEf BOOK, containing Il sum Of money
which the owner can get by proving saline and
paying for this advertisement, at
ia 2t-2t IS PEARL ST.
I CST OR MISLAID-A BOND for ~ !uu
IL dated The 9th or nth Of March. 1859. PAYABLE
two years after date, signed BY john l.. ScorT and
toward SCOTT, payable to, and endorsed nv J
Is. SHEPHERD. All persons are notified not to
trade for the same, payment has been stopped.
ia .5-6t* A. l.. SHEPHERD. l25 Main st.
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iIO CONTRACTORS. - - -

= Ihg 10 enpIoy i4fce Tor %" WhAUINH "
RAILROADS or CANALS, would do well h. so
dress the subscriber a. bscntsyille, Prince va.
liam county, Va, who csu furnish any numoeT +.
.hrst-rate LAB0RING MEN including some CAkt
BOYS, that may be desired, from eileen 10 hiiY.
or even more. The hauds have been for s0u4e
years (uudeT my control 3ad Spperinte8deResy IN
the employ OF Messrs. scott . Adams, eNiehsite
Railroad Contractors, vino have Suspended bbs'
ne~s tor the present. Communications on the sub
iect above stated will meet with prompt attention
by the subscriber, and ia order 10 forward nFsP-
tiations please state the best terms the times VIE
afford CHAe q. HOWleON,
Ia. Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28

BURNED N EFFIGY.-Mr Belts ef Whining
ton. Delaware, the only member of the House
OF Representatives who voted against the
adoption Of the Crittenden resolutions was
burned in eiiigy, on Monday, at Middletown.
Jhe train on which he was returning to Do
Yer passing there at the time, afording the
gentlemen an opportunity 10 witness the
sight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28

BALTIMORE, Jan. 2s.-Cleared, schr john Ira
vers, Richmond.
New BEDFORD, Jan, i3.--sailed, schr. J. w
Roach, Norfolk y
:, NEW YoRK, Jan. e5.--Cleared. schrs. B. Hart.
Richmond Bergen, Petersburg
.,,, DISASTER.
Salp flonecT, -, from Liverpool, for Rich
hondi ran ashore near Crookhaven no date but
got on same day, with loss Of rudder &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28

CocKNEY AIRY, 'op hup and go down TO
MI. Arris' and haX inn hif q as u Bit of hash
or hoax to make a 'ammer 'andle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JAN. 20, Isai

PORT OF RICHMOND, JAN 90 isat
High Water this day (Hendssgl at 81 O'Clock.
ARRIVED,
schr. Lizzie Taylor Taylor, Baltimore. lumber
J. J. Abrahams. - ''"'"o''
SAILED
ochr. jos: L. Cake, Endicott, down the river for
wood, for New York ~
sloop Ellie Camp; Norfolk, mdze., w. d. Col
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w. a Southern notwithstanding House in


REALITY .-ESTABLISHED IN 1922
First by COOKE Il RYAN:
2ndly, by PETER COOKE;
5rdly, by COOKE Il HILL;
Ahly, by ALEX'R HILL;
5thly. by ALEX'R HILL Il CO
We are prepared to manufacture LADIES.
GENT ), MISSES and BOYS SHOES Of every do
scIlpti0n, to which we most respectfully call the
attention Of our friends, customers and the public
in general
ia 26-dlm ALEX'R HILL K 90
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WANTED-The ladies and merchants d, P,.,

M Nh ED.fh ne IadIes ana merchants 0f R.el
" mond TO know that Mrs. ). STRIDER h..
taken the house No. 81 Main street, next Ic,ra,
mos. X: Price Co, for the purpose of ma.fp1
ILoAkS. MANTILLAS, DRESSES and HO0b
, IL / ,. Also, io9n over Messrs. Watkin,
Gr9 Mrs. =. having had ten years experience IN
haitimgre, and having made IN the past wear ogo,
FIVE THOUSAND ELOAke and MANffES r.,
the merchants and ladies OF Richmond She faaj.
confident of giving entire satisfaction 10 ali Eo,.
entrusted to her. DRESSES aud MANTLES CIR
Also, old HOOP SKIRTS made over, making then
better than when first made. Thankful Tor H.
patronage bestowed on her, she soiicits a cent;5.
nance Of the same. MRs s STRTDFp
FB Mr.. I. II. STRIDER will devote his Tina
ahu talent To CUTTING. in ls-.3ms
"ANTED-SlGHT EXCHANGE on Baltimore
w Philadelphia and New York
ALSo-GOLD and SILVER, for which the high
est rates Will be paid Il. II. MAURY SC0
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City Point. January bath, ss6l.

ARRINED
British ship Morning s;ar, Camnbeu. master
rom liverpool, with full cargo of salt, dry
goods; hardEs,p aud iron, &e., to Chas. T. Wor-
and Chas. Palmer
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D,CnMo>n STEAM sNuFf MILLS AND

II SMOKING TOBACCO MANUFAIIUkl T"
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND FRAAkL!S,-'
sSuFfs, embracing the various kinds, ~, W.
TOBACCO, as fellows Turkish, French, GeTIaAH
and Virginia each kind put up Ia their respyeiir1
manner. Turkish In bIadders, freneh and Ger
man ia papers, aud Virginia In papers, bales ssi
barrels. All Of our articles are warranted 70 "
OF u superior flavor and character aud sold u 'S'
NEST satisfactory prices. .a
la 23--sws j. MOkRIs w
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"a Those persons vino have signed the call ior
vi the organization Of II now RIFLE tOMPASl,
!. ana all who are friendly TO such su orsaai@-
tloh. based upon eaegp pytaGptc, requested 70
eel A. ih' Gang Guard ArHoly, on baAk 80,
on MON DAY next, 2sth inst, al clock 4. u
la
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s--a y FOR BALTIMORE

Ssrt4-,A-----,s Steamer BELTlDEEE Cant "
ssesssscSrsfzss-W. kEEyE, will receive Freight
to-day, lMoNDAY,l and up to the hour Of Il
clock NJ, TUESDAY. the "sth January.
Freight taken to Boston, via Baltimore AZ low
est rates, with great dispatch.
No llogsheads received on board unless engaged
at our Office. H'''"
Passengers are requested to.bo on board before
the hour OF departure, Il o'clock VI TUESDAY
Passage aud Fare So
Tickets PR ured either NJ our Office In Shocko4
slip, oGnos the Columbian Hotel or At steam.
efs Wharyes. DAVID X WM. CURRIE
ia 2i-2t
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nov CURtS PY HaNrFbS's TlNCTURE.
hSTis AaA.,n,Many years. j. r. Cough. Is
BRoNCHiTIS-46 years, John Deyin. Il
BLiNDNESS-John Mckenzie. ...... -. is
BOWELS, Constipation-John Howard 10
CouGH-Wm. II. Phillets ................. Is
SOuIu-H. Y. VIM neutrality-suspicious.. +" Is
NDo oH-', Dunan .......................... 70 81
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Darrhea, Debility
peeiine IN Health, Eryspelas, Disease Of Eyes
Live. Complaint, Merenfial Disease, letter Tn,
nor, Thrush Vertigo, Womb Disease. Nerves
Neofaigia, Paralysis, Palpitaton of Heart scro,
iua spinai Disease, &c, with numerous other Dis
eases, testified to by our own citizens
And many others, who testify to being CURED
TURE
FEMALES AND CHILDREN This TIScTURE
will be found great medicine for all their dis
eases.
Call and get Pamphlets. and read many of the
most powerful possible certificates of cures of the
above diseases of our own citizens.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD Il Co, Richmond :;
by DR. COOKE, Frederickslurg by all the Drug
gists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER L NOW
BRAY. Baltimore; and by Druggists and shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle six bottles,
s.. ia 2s-d&ewts
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hereIolore =:

TINHE CU.PARTNEKSHNHIP heretofore AK
listing between the undersigned, styled ) b
KofsTER & Co, Is dissolved by mutual consent
Either partner Is authorized 10 sign the name OF
STOCK and FIXTURES to Messrs Edmond. Da-
NEWPORT Co. who will conduct the Tobacco Man
niaetaring business at the factory formerly occu-
pied by US, on :5th street.
]. b, RoYsTER
JOSEPH BRUMMEL.
Richmond, Jan. 3lsi isdl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-28

This command will assemble at the ARM0Rf
of the corps on MONDAY, a.th inst. At o'coek.
for drill. fatigue CAPS with arms aud accouire.
ments. BY order Ut Cant o Jennings WISE.
Ia 2o--2t q nIGEEP trJsrIy
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MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2s
Viii be performed the new romantic spectacle of
The
n Z & Il o M A n 9 Err

In the course Of the piece the following NEW and
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY will be exhibited
\ THE CASTLE OF LIONEL DANyERs.
THE ISLE OF WIGHT,
THE CHAPEL
OLD WESTMINSTER BRIDGE,
TIKI VENUS FO1 ATAIN
PANDEM0NIuM,
SATAN IN COUNCIL,
cuAkNAL HOUSE,
AND
MAGICAL TRANSFORMATION
TO the
HAPPY Den oUEMENr,
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"ANfED-A situation a. TEACHER nv .
W graduate of iiampden Sidney College ~
has had some experience in teaching 4 ssI,r,
aud healthy location preferable. Address ~
l., u. Prince Edward Court House, Va,
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WAND O.--A young gentleman. ednca,ed -,
W the University of Virginia. and who mas bsS
one year experience in teaching, desires sir
IATloS as TEACHER. lie can teach the g,n,l
branches OF English, together with Latin an5
French, and the lower branches of Greek ana
Mathematics. Address, stating salary &c :"
g, Jefress' store, Nottoway county, Va
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Klchmond, Jan. 26th. lSsl. Ia 2s-etH
A STITCH IN TIME SAVES NINE.-If

your mar IS inclined to TALL out, purchase a
bottle OF ElEhiEi.'S HAIR REsTORER Refer.
ence to ladies and gentlemen Of this city can he
given, VINO have restored their hair by its use
when all other applications have failed
Orders must be addressed 10
ia 2s-lmt FZFEIgI so na;n =,
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ia est LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
: E@sss FOR pHILADELPniA.--rhe

salsaIs No. Steamship CITY OF RICHMOND.
Capt. Z. MITCHELL. is now ready to re.
cciye freight, and will leave On Tuesday, the 10Th
inst. at d clock 4. NJ.
For freight or passage, having superior accom-
modations, apply to {. Il. CAkDOZO, Agent,
100 Main street, or Rockets
Boston freight taken through by steam Al r..
uuced rates ana with dirpHtCh. 2-it
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The undersigned, having purchased Of J..
b. Royster Co their STOCK. FIXTURES, sc :,
used In the MANufAcTuRE OF TOBACCO. the
the firm of DAVENPORT q CO. We have ems
gagged the services Of Mr.. J. b. RoYsTER who will
supefialend the business, and who Is authorized
70 make purchases on account of the same, for
c&an EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 GO.
Ktehmond, Jan. 2lst, Issi. in sit
I CEMENT AND CALClNED PLASTEk...
~ 400 barrels Roxeadale CkMENT.
200 do. Calcined PLASTER -
For sale by LIBBY BURTON,
"a ss--st Corner ruth and Cary SIS.
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p NOTICE. no sHIppEKs AND

>x.I.AA.yz OIHERS The ROANOKE mas been
Withdrawn from the line for the pres
eat The JAMESTOWN, Capt. SIMMER, and the
tORkIOWN, Capt. PARRISH, will continue their
trips between this city and New York, touching at
Norfolk each way. Days Of departure from New
0rk Every TUESDAY and SATURDAY, al
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at Z. VI.
ia 2s-ts LEDLAN 4 WATSON
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.lr.--.rrrrr.ri. EORLYNlnRI,Rt.-rol.

-. .s...s.s- - WEDNESDAY. aOth inst full OF
- not full. The Canal Boat BRlS.
ioL, Capt. {. j. JOHNSON. will leave as above
fof height, apply 10 Captain, ut CoX's Shed. or
A. ;. LEE.
s8 Tolls paid by this boat, ii desired.
j. 2s-3t
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Kt.a
NOflCE.s-Aii persons iadebted. 70 lhe 10
IN Arm Of MAULE 4 BEyILL. by open aeso M,
bond, or otherwise, are hereby aetihea rs ,hs
unless they call ON the subscriber pctet Al he
lat of March and settle. their bills VIII ~ ~
put Ia the hands OF officers for collection, ~ rus
IL sa-~im WM j. BEviLL,
NOrlCE.--The Pre.iaen. and piIeetef,, q We We
IN GLuykk HILL RAiLkOAD COMPANY hsS
declared a dividend OF tPEk CkNfs iefthe iae
year payable 10 the oekhoideIs ga appheAlies'
II celebrated Lecosnpte, aud . great sAtisss :"
other papuiar bransls, Tor sale by
las w. PETERSON CO.. 100 Man 81
HAH.-aps bales prime Hay Just arrived aaa io'
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pLACk-EYE PEAS. W:ITE BEANS. con.
GEORGIA. sTATELoTrERiEs

MCKINNEY 4 Co, MANAGERS.
The following are the drawn numbers of GEOR
GlA STATE LOTTERY, Class s5s, drawn a. sa-
yannah, Ga, January 20, lso1:
Us II Is 70 81 n Is 81 u IS Is II II.
Circulars sent free Of charge, by addressing
MCKINNEY y CO.,
Ia
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This young lady has created a via En-.
in her travels through = eAeitemss.
EUROPE AND AMERICA.
her most u 'ne country !,
SINGULAR AND TRUE REVELATION
All whoare In trouble should ca on the NJ.
bp rins vail a go away rejoicing and happy She S
, LOVE Ys0Ui-
VIII describe the person you will MARRy /,
"a m'e ne dateyou will marry, and will w,;,a ~
alreet You how to proceed in lawsuits VII, WI
y9u ineky numbers will recover losses. &" Civ.
EE Prices 50 cents. u and s. Ut
re Residence on Main street direr.,r
Dorlnthian Halt, at Mrs. SUSAN II Rfposlls
Boarding House. between 9th and 10th 81, oASsss
nABsK name on the sign at the door. fla "a ~.
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l. WORD & BROTHER was dissolved on the LIST
December, iso0. Those indebted to Us will please
settle their accounts without delay, as we are
ol the irm will be used by {. f. WORD, or j II.
WORD, who alone are authorized II settle up the
puslncss G. +. WORD
/ il WORN
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EoKaI SrATE LOTTERIks'

our THREg-NUaBER LOTTERIES are draws
daily. CAPITAL PRIZES from - go to sEs''NS''
TICKETS from 81 to -. L
Prizes Of 81. GEO and Hader, raid immediaiei! o.
ter the drawings other prizes AZ 80 days; -s.,.
ne For tickets or schemes In any OF the a7"''
splendid Lotteries. address
MCKINNEY Il CO., Managers,
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49, 7-'i i-ilis-'sa
WANTS.

w ANiED--To buy light two-horSs tn,
" WAGON, but little used suitable for toP.
|. ~ Apply 10 GEORGE w. R0YsTER
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WANTED--TO RENT-A HOUSE far
W rate RESTAURANT; or an iuteras, - -
would ne purchased by an experienced per E
son Address wv, Dispatch Office. III
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I. ;: MAIL STEAMSHIP

<fS@E I. ;. MAIL EAMSHIP
-ssJzEsss.svs" }ORkTOWN '--FUR NEW YORK
VIA NORFOLK The YORKTOWN
Capt. LEWIS PARRISH, will leave here at 4 CLOCK
+. NJ, TUESDAY, the 2sth inst.
Passengers are requested to be on board IN due
time
Passage to New York meals and state room Ia.
GUIDED, $40. Steerage passage only 80
Passage to Norfolk same as by the river boats
Freight received o-day, tM0NDA.Y, J and up to
the hour of o clock Z. n, TUESDAY
C0nsignees are requested to send for their good,
to-day.
Tickets and berths secured at our office, or Oh
board the ship.
Freight for Boston taken at moderate rates and
forwarded with dispatch.
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WANTED--TO PURCHASE-A UIy6co,;s
" PRIVATE DWELLING snbscri -
per is authorized by n gentleman residing in Is
Lunenburg county, Va, 10 purchase for him IL
IN This city,, handsome HOUSE and IoT' -.
traliy located to the business part of the rtiv IN
retred Price not TO exceed $40 90 81 M: ~
Dc paid IN eash--the remainder In yirgini, ~. ~
stock: al current value. JAS f. GOpDIy "t
ia 2j-3t No Z ReIv;n, IN,