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Aeceksian I'm AaPth Ia Yali n

WILMINGTON, N. G., Jan. 3.-The secession
nag, with fifteen stars, was raised here to-day
by large and enthusiastic gath ering OF people.
a secession meeting was held tonight at The
theatre, which was densely crowded. The
recession feeling Is increasing daily.
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By ], II. Digges, Auct'r.

AUCTION-HORSEs MULES, COWS. &c
"A will be sold, at the Horse Lot. on SATUR-
DAY, 9th instant, commencing at 10 o'clock. on
Council Chamber Hill, several Saddle and Work
Horses, / pair fine broke Mules: Coal Cart and
Harness: two horse Wagon; Cows and Calves.
ADDITiONAL.-Three good Draught Horses;
pair N atch Horses, we'll broke and reliable.
ia4 j. DiGGES, Auct.
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From Norfolk.

NORFOLK, Jan. 3.--Great excitement pre-
walls here, in consequence of a report that
four companies from Fortress Monroe are or
dered to Charleston.
Lieut.. J. H. North, u. S. n, sent in his re.
signation to-day.
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j IFE, FIRE AND MARINE INsUR

RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE NO 1853 MANN. E. CORNER OF l1TH) ST.,
RICHMOND, VA.
Cha rtsrsd 10Th NJ arch, 1887.
This old and reliable institution, with ample
capital, and contingent fund carefully invested,
continues to insure ST. YES. BUILD = GS,
MERCHANDISE, of every description; HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE and family WEARING
APPAREL. VESSELS, CAR OES and
FREIGHT, at the lowest current rates.
Losses adjusted and paid with all possible DIS
patch. DIRECTORS:
David Currie, Robsrt NJ Burton,
C. l.. Workman, Francis J. Barnes,
John II. Claiborne, John I. Sublett,
John J. Wilson, Thos. A. Rust;
Alex Garrett, Geo. n, Gwathmey.
DAVID CUkRIE, President.
JOENJ. WILSON, Treasu
X. L. BROOKE, Secretary. de N-ly
las Is. MACMURDO, r gent MANHATTAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of New
York. Office at the Insurance Agency of THoss
NJ ALFRIEND on 18th street, nearly opposite God
din's Hall, where applications wilbe received.
an l3-ly
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lthT TEE THING FOk THE LADIES--
QUILTED SKIRTB.-Tw0 hundred Quilted
Sxirn Of various styles. sulled Tor the present
kseaon, 70 be run OF cheap. Call and SEQ yOa'l
W sure 70 bur one At -
EzEKiEL's Cheap Store. Il Main ct.
(sHOiCE BUSiNE9S SUITS -ODsned this
~ Gay somsthing entirely new, rem tssf IN appeAy-
sAa no best lot g! goo9g produced by % this
sseSoA. W. b. TUPMAN, Agent,
l0o Mninistreet.
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MEDICINES,


THE G X E 1T VIRGINIA REMEDY,
L AND NO HUMBUG-PETERS RS INFALLl-
ALL SECRET DlSEASES.-This great American
remedy, containing no Mercurial or Falsamio
properties, exces everything hecetofor" offered
the public, in its curative, restorative ard reno
waiting powers and the medical wore sre as
tonished when told that the abe ve reredy will
cure the above diseases, and &C lfoundHd when
they have ocular demonstrations OF the facts
But the proprietor, who has knC wn of The rem
edy for TWEEN ty odd years, has Known Of case
of twenty years standing to be restorft to per
fect health, and all other cases OF shoi~er dura-
ton to be restored, without single exception,
ard therefore challenS any case OF IGNORING q
which the remedy will not cure, provided the
directions are carried out with prudence en-
the part of the patients and any one purohasln {
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly IN his
or her case, he guarantees perfect cure; and In
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine
AZ ents; and cure will be effected without moon
Sold Sy HPPERSON L DUPUY, No. 30l Broad
street, and o. A.STRECKER, NJ ain street, Drag
rists, agents for the city OF Rlchnond.i
IA Rms
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[ GRCnNn nIRPATCH
Highly Important from 6eorgia-U. 5. Fort,
Occupied.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 3-The returns from
Georgia indicate that che has gene largely for
secession.
Forts Pulaski and Jackson have been taken
possession of by Georgia State troops, under
Instructions from the Governor of the State.
But for this &C ton on the part of the Cover
nor the Savannah papers state that there
would have been a general uprising OF the
naNnlR
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The New York I.esislatuYs

ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 3.-fhe Democrats OF
Inc Legislature, 10 caucus, have resolved 10
supper. proposition for the remaining terri
Tory, after the admission Of Kansas, as two
States.
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NEGRO HIRING.-The subscriber again Of
~ fers his services to his friends and the public
year. He pledges himself to use his best exer-
tions to promote the interest OF those who may
favor him with their business, and to pay special
attention to the negroes during sickness. He
hopes from long experience, to be able to give
satisfaction. $500
"a Office, corner Of Main and 18th streets.
de "a dIm&cw2t EDWARD N. DABNEY.
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NV YoRx, Jan. 3.-Stocks lover-N. Y. Cen
tJAs M; Va. 6G n; Mo. 6s I'M. Flour DC. better
Wheat &c. better. Corn 6rm. Provisions quiet
Whiskey ISMc.
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By K. b. Cook. Auct'f.

CTOCK OF GROCERiES AT AUCTION.
- On MONDAY, 7th inst, at 10 O'Clock, will
sell, at the store on Main, between Nth and 2lst
streets, all the GROCERIES contained in said
store, consisting OF Liquors, Fish, Sugar, To
bacco, Coffee, Molasses and a variety OF other
articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS Cash Liza Il h. B. COOK. Auct.
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NEGRO HIRING, 20.
1871 NEGRO HIRING. 1881
Il. A. j. @ OP TON,
REAL ESTATE AND HIRING AGENT
Office corner Wall and Franklin streets, opposite
Dickinson. Hill T. Co,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. ~

The subscriber begs to return his acknovIedr.
ments to his friends and patrons for their fnvoTy
during the past six years.. a, would inform them
that he still continues the business of HIRING
OUT NEGROES, RENTING OUT ROUSES,
COLLECTING CLAIMS, and Al busir ess per,
he gives his personal attention.
Parties IN the country who may entrust the
HIRING oil their Negroes to hrm. may res. assured
Of every attention being paid to getting them none
other but good homes and the best prices, and In
the event of sickness, the best MEDIC AL and pm
soNAL ATTENTION shall always be supplied. He
has also large comfortable apartment, connected
with his Office, where those servants vho are not
provided with places to stay at night during the
hiring, may remain, with a good FIRE, free OF
charge.
A. Negroes for hire the coming year, had
better be sent In to me az carly alter Christmas as
possible.
To those at a distance to whom am person a,lv
unknown. beg to refer to the following persons:
Dickinson, Hill & Co., Richmond; DR.. Z homas
Latane, Arthur Temple. John Lumpkin. Thomas
Eauntleroy, King and Queen county Dr. r. D.
Wh.elwright, Rev. Thomas +. Locke, w estmore-
and county John l.. Latane, w. C. Latane, DR.
ieorse county Ko. rudgin. Dr. Joha D. Butler,
Caroline county; n J. B. Whitlock Dr. lanes H.
Latane, I'D Noel, Bev. D. Roy, j. Roy Micou,
Wisey Fogg, Geo. L. Wright, Essex county; Dr.
Thomas e Ciopton. Jefferson stubbs, Jasper c.
Hughes, Gloucester county Parkes Slater, James
Cry county; Or. Re; A. Payne, Richmond county;
Jno :. Lacy, X. I. Lacy. New Kent county; lab
ney Parrish Louisa county Vim. D. Clopton, p.
b. Foster, Cumberland county w. W. Brown,
Lunenburg county; J. B.. Chewing, Culpeper
county; VIM. j. Were, Prince William county !;
Capt Middleton, John Gormy. Norfolk.
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Union Meeting in Petersburg

PETERSBURG, VA. Jan. 3.-Hon. Timothy
Riyes is, by req uest, addressing an overflow
Ing audience al Ph1uix Hall TO- night in favor
OF the Union. A large number Of ladies are
present. The applause is deafening, and great
enthusiasm prevails.
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FIorida Convention.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Jan. "A large mum.
Der OF delegates to the Convention have ar
rived 1t is probable that Judge Meg hee, OF
Madison, will ba elected President Of the Con
vention. Ten resolutions will be adopted, de.
elsring the right 10 secede has been deliberate.
ly determined, and there remains nothing but
an ordinance of secession to be adopted.
Judge Mcintosh, U. S. Judge, has resigned
lsKCoRD DISPATCH
TALLAHASSEE FLA, Jan. 3.-rhe Conven.
ton met at noon. Col. Petit was chosen
temporary chairman. Prayer by Bishop Rut.
ledge. The delegates were called and en-.
rolled. No permanent organization was
made, and the Convention adjourned unit
Saturday at noon.
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Conservatism in Massachusetts.
BOSTON. Jan. 3.-Gov. Banks, ia q yaledic-
tory message TO the Legislature, recon me Dis
ths abrogstion Of the Personal Liberty bill.
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MEDICAL CARD DIR. PLUME offers his scr.
M vices to the public in the Of al secret
branch gives DR.. p. claim to public favor.-Ohce
Franklin street. near the h1eh:nEe ho.sl rns
Vays on hand, a supply Of the ''CH EMICAL EX-
TRACT OF FLOWERS" ons Of the ~,ry best
renovators for weakened parts now Known. Medl-
ar otherv ne PROMPTLY sttemde4 20. Richr oud Va
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Attempted Murder and Suicide.
BosToN, Jan. 2.-John Seibert, Of Charles
town, Yesterday dangerously wounded his
wifs win al axe, and then committed suicide
by stabbing himself.
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GEOReE WAIT Il co,
One square bsi w Exchange Hotel,
Riohu.uh va

fINHE MOST economical and quickest way of
l. making the finest Crystalline Jelly is to buy a
package of pure Gelatine, for twenty five cents,
with which are Simple printed directions, for
making three quarts or more of delicious, lear,
crystalline and transparent Jell without boiling.
using eggs. strainlng, or clarifying IN any way.
1t may be made without trouble, IN a few mnu tes,
and we II in the parior cham Der as in the
kitchen. For sale bv
JOSEPH LAD DLEY, Chemist.
Main and 9th SITS. sign of r ed Mortar.
Richmond, Va.
COLDSMIT- BROAD STREETS still
VI selling the greatest bargains in a kinds If
splendid ,ard-wide Bleaohed Cottons at 70 cents !;
HemsIitched Hdkfs at Is cents; splendid heavy
extra ladies' White Cotton Hose at l2a Cts; Dress
Trimmings, Millinery, and Woisted Goods, to be
closed out without regard to cost; White Elan
nels; Black Silks Irish Linens; Camhric Bands;
Infants Waists; Thread tdglngs ClOaks, and
lots of other articles just to he closed out that
those who want to get goods at their own prices,
just call at 4. GOLnSMiT'S, l76 Broad st.
FANCY GUODs.-We offer our large stock at
L very reduced prices, for cash. It embraces in
part beautiful variety Of Fancy China and other
Mantel Vases; Parian Ware; Match Boxes, &C.;
Motto Cups and Saucers; Fancy China Articles,
in great variety; ELEGANT Cologne Bottles Fancy
Mugs; Rich PAPER Mach,e Desks and Work Boxes;
Fancy China. Tea and Toilet Sets. We cordially
invite friends and the public generally to cal
and examine. We have also many desirable arti-
THOS. A. BULKLEY & CO.,
al hJrNW atr
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NEW S TO z E..
N No. ISL MAIN STREET,

THOS. ]. BURROWS would most respectfully
the vicinity that he has opened at the above No
a choice assortment of WINES, LIQUORS and
CIGARS; also, a large stock of woo ID N
WARE. The stock consists in part of Choice
Brandies; Champagne super and medium qualities;
Super London Gin Old Bourbon and other whis-
keys, some IA years old Port, Sherry and Madeira
ties, some as low as So per LOCO; DemUohns in
great varieties; Brooms; Brushes, and blacking.
81 a she S1 dsys are low He
would invite call, being satisfied he can sell a.
de is1im THOs. J. BURROWS.
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JOSEPH LA)DLEY, Chemist.
Nam and 9th SITS. sign of Red Mortar.
Rlchmond Va.

I lME, CEMENT, HAY, FISH. &c, FOR
- sALE.-2,OoO bbls. fresh Rockland Lime; 900
do :; 900 bales Shipping and Retailing Hay; 90
bols Cut and Gross HeIrlnss; 30 half barrels Fam
SO bbls No Maekere1; rs bbls. No. medium
Macke1sl; log kits No Maeks[ei; 500 BIB: Ale.
also room Tor the storage of the bu TX of 600 bblsp
BRfDGFORD L. Co. on the Dock
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STEAMBOATS,, SHIPPING. 20,

@ va rs FL NV i FIX
b.4s .ss S leave
Passengers are requested to 10 on board IN cue
Passage to New York. meals and state room n
70 dss Il boats
Consgneesarereauested to sc I'd for theirs Gods
Tie ess an 4 bsrths secured at our Office, or on
Ffeisht for boston taken at moderate rates and
Jss~M ~ LUDLAM & WATSON.
- FOF NEW VKLEA AhHTT ,supe-
5sG s:s, 4. sn.ss
FS1 Sa'sS;s & 5Ta oo
as .o .s me sshI FAM s :ag:Esl
6P. NowELL. master, having the greater
S4iapatch Can take lew tons s 1t merohsndiss,
f0 a. fs siHss OF which, 3T'bb 0coLoulrr CO
4HE ora ERs,-The 70 4 k T Nv Il has
:ss n. GSssSSE Sis sSss::
s tosohi asD At i soRfoL Ike each day oAA
TT pf ESsD%y a asaIsseTFet Days svss y
departure from Richmond. every TUESDAY and
ds6Nts " LUDLAM & WATSON.
EAsA-NsTARTiNG FOR PORTSMOUTH,
4 d NORFOLK steamer
GLEN COVE will, on and after FRfDAY MORN
ING next, 3Oth inst, leave her wharf at Rocketts
NESDAY MORNINGS, at 6,s O'CLOCK precisely.
for the above places, and retuSn each alternate
day, (except Sunday leaving NORFOLK at the
same hour Ga O'clock, and touch at all Of the
regular landings on the river, gong ana Tetur
no ats h.O dAsklNS.
IT,, NOTICE.-The steamer CUR
E.AlAA4ETIs PECK will, after WEDNES-
Off the line between this place and NORFOLK. to
undergo some repairs Due notice Of the retur m
will be given. (no z7-tsl r. y. aAsKINS.
LVx,s LINE:-FKEIGAH
BOATS to LINGHBg IN THk ~
TRuysRAXsE sRS sA Sat-. faa: Esr1r
Bosi MERCHANT. Capt. GKo. g. LAYNI.
Boat BRISTOL, Capt. CHAs. JOHNSON.
Boai !: J; IRBY c9St; W. y, F; CLnvHLAHs.
Ro:, e. MI c apt. WI y Pr p1nsoS''
There Boats are all of the first class, commanded
BY careful and experienced Captains, and leave
promptly as advertised. The subscriber thankfa
for ps't fa'Ors c S she
At the Shed. Dock ST. in rear Of old Gas Works.
Is FOR hiXERP99oL: RICHMOND CHI ~
DARE captain p N COLE, viii iosd 1t this por
for Liverpool about the goth of next month
Shippers will bear in mind that, by special act o
owned in Virginia. without inspection.
A large part of her freight Is already engaged
For or s Balance OF ifssfb5 A sRVPb { VIM uRRIE
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E1NCY CXS6IdERK PANTS. pairs
= q 6as Fancy CAasimeIe Iaats, QnbfHclns the
-: ::s ss71 ie%SisS yWi as g..
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NEGRO HIRING. 1e61.-The undersigned
~ will continue the above business the ensuing
year, and .ocits the continued PATRONAGE of those
friends for whom he now acts and OF the public
sral years experience in this business, he feels
assured that he will be enabled to secure good 70;
be given to the welfare of Negroes entrusted to
his care, and attached to his office is comforta-
BILE room for the use Of those who have not homes
in the city.
Having been compelled to buy the entire in
terest" of his late partner III the concern OF
RAWLINGS HCLLADAY,tO secure himself against
loss all of the books and accounts of said concern
are with him for settlement.
10 1adN evil m ALTERED T., HOLLADAY.
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ave with him Tor settlement:
de 20-dGcwlm ALFRED l.. HOLLADAY.

GENERAL AGENCY-The subscriber hay
INGS & HOLLADAY, will be prepared to resume
tho AGENCY business on the LIST OF JapppqaaIy
next He will give his strict attention to ii KIM
OUT NEGROES, RENTING OUT HOUSES,
and COLLECTING CLAIMS Of all kinds, and
rom his old friends and the public generally.
~. Office on Franklin street, opposite the Whig
Building. EUWANU u. MA LINUS
do m
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LIFE INSURANCE, &C.

OLA We INSURANCE.-The VIRGINIA
y LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY continues to
insure Slaves upon the most liberal terms In or
der to accommodate insurers. DR. BURW ELL,the
Medical Examiner of the Company, will be at the
Office, corner of NJ ain and lith SITS - every day
between the hours of 10 aud IL, and IL and
O'Clock. J. ADAlR PLEASANTS,
ia Sec'y.
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CR ESH Blu TEk.
L Str city prime fresh Orange county BUTTER
Tor Is cents,
Pr ne Goshen BUTTER, for Is cents,
Cos d Cooking BUTTER, from Is TO . or.
Rece wing fresh twice week
1850 his. Mountain BlfCKWHEAT.
DR. I'D PEACH Els an6 APPLES.
White Homny BEANS
Black-E ed PEAS.
WHITE WINE for Fellies.
For sale Wholesale and retail b. ,.,sox
de6-lm Cor. Govsrnor and Franklin sts
DRESCKlPTIONS accurately and promptly
L compounded. from a perfectly new stock OF
pure and reliable Medicines, At aH time1 OF the
day or night, at Jos. LAlDLEf'e
Family Medicine and Prescription Store.
Sign Of the Ned Mortar, 9Th and Main sts.
uOCxTKEEPERS, H0U&EKEEPERs-
- Bear 10 mind that ., LEvsY's,Y Main street.
EspkIns. ShoetinEs Rlaached and Unhiaaehed
Co;ton.. Irish Linens Bed blanHe,s anA Mar
please. alta 8s44.4
CHfRT ROBON1s. The larsesl sssogtment, &
~ the lowest pEices,st LEWIS. v Main st
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1891 NEGRO HIRING. 1919

THOMAS J. BAGBY,
GENE AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
. No. WALL ST., UNDRR Sr. CHARLES HOTEL,
Gives his pc rsonal attention to HIRING OUT
EG R0Es; RENTING OUT HOUSES. and the
past favors. he respectfully solicits continuance
Of the same. de 29-l3t
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Co.Partnership- The subscribers have asso
ciated hemselye. together, for the purpose Of
WARDfNG and COMMISSION BUSINESS in
the city of Richmond at the store formerly occu-
D. ed bJ Stokes Rives, at the corner of 18TH and
Cary streets, under the firm of A. Y. STOKES Il
co.
They W >uld respectfully ask a continuance Of
the liberal patronage bestowed upon the late firm
of Stokes Il Rives.
A. Y. STOKES,
SAM'L NJ. WILLIAMSON.
Richmond, January ], 1861. jal-6t
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NEGRO HIRING. 10

1871 NEGRO HIRING. 1871
ABNER w. RICHARDSON
Gives his personal attention 10 the HIRING of
NEGROES, RENTING OUT HOUSES, and sell
ing COUNTRY PRODUCE generally.
Refers to Major Roderick Bland, King Queen;
Thomas Garrett. KING William; d. W: M arston,
James City county, Col. Thee, Lacy, New Kent;
Joshua Garrett, Gloucester; Geo. P. Richardson
and Jno. s. Rogers, Halifax county deH-2wf
1871 NEGRO MIXING. 1871
The subscriber sgaln offers his services to his
friends and public at large an gent in the city
of Richmond, to HIRE OUT NEGROES, RENT
OUT HOUSES, SELL REAL and PERSONAL
ESTATE, and tra nsact any other business en-
braced in q q L. N ERA /. AGENCY.
His long experience in Negro Hiring, added to
extensive acquaintance with the citizens oil
r icl mOnd anO ITS vicinity. he hopes will enable
him as heretofore. to give entire satisfaction to
all whu ~ entrust their negroes to his care
Every effort W Ill be made to procure good homes
and fair prices for ali sent to him. Ample arrange
ments have been maze to have them well cared Tor
till hired out.
He has practiced medicine for more than twenty
years, and will, to avoid medical bulls as far as
possible. prescribe in all simple cases without
charge. Much has been saved the present year by
that course.
Persons intending to patrOnIze him will please
notify him OF such Intention Immediately.
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The undersigned will continue the Ex-
CRANGt and sANKING BUSINESS of the late
firm of ISAACS 4 TAYLOR. 1t viii be conduct
ed under the style and firm of WIN; B. ISAACS Il
CO, u. II. SMITH, Jr having an Intsrest the rein.
lst January, 1861 VIM. b. ISAACS.
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pANlC PalckS.- Inducements offered in
CLOTAlNG. for cash
Irving HULL, Agent,
Next door 70 psirc.s ExsAaap Oboe.
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(vLOTHING.-DARRA HARRIS CO
~ have on hand a large stock of CLOTHING,
such as Orlon Beaver Overcoats; Moscow Beaver
do; English Whitney do Drab Beaver Garricks;
Black Petersham Garficks; Silver Mixed Cassi-
mere Suits; Fancy Nobby Suits; Velveteen Hunt
ing Suits Black Dress Suits; which We are sell
DARRACOTf, HARRIS 4 Co.,.
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NEW srOKE-TO BE OPENED MONDAY

TOYS, FIREWORKS, FANCY GOODS.
Heing unable to accommodate our Wholesale and
China and Fancy Goods Store, at the corner of
Broad and Third streets, we took, in addition To
it, the large and handsome establishment next
door to Quarles' dry gods store. uetween ID and
4th streets. where we hope to receive Q call from
the kind public, feeling confident our goods and
prices will meet their appreciation:
sCHAAP 4 CO..
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Richmond, Dec. 1O. labO. ue ZL-lot"
NOTICE-TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON
~ CERN.-Whereas, our w w. GklGG has abb
rupty withdrawn from the firm Of BOWE, GRlGG
q SWANSON, the Co partnership is this DAY DIS,
to use the name of the firm of BOWIE, GRlGG
W p BOWIE.
s. F. SWANSON.
Danvllle, 18th December, 1860. de % 2w
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CPOTSWOOD HOTEL.-Hearing from sew
~ eral of nv friends that 1t was reported this
House was closed, or about to close, the present
mode is adopted to inform the public there is no
foundation " hatever for the report.
wish 10 hire for this establishment and for the
COLUMBIAN HOTEL, a number of HOUSE
SERVANTS, DRIVERS, PORTERS. and AS
SISTANT COOKS.
de N-2w JOSEPH n. CRENSHAW.
DICHMOND CIGAR MANUfACTORY-
from 7th street. Richmond, Va, keeps constantly
on hand fun assortment OF the choicest brands
o. IMPORTED GIG aRS. as we'll as CIGARS Of
FANCY ARTICLES. CANES, SNUFF BOXES.
MEERSCHAUM PIPES. CIGAR HOLDERS.
&c Retail dealers are respectfully invited to ex-
anime his stock before pu' chasing esev hsre.
de 22-lms
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1oc1 -NEGRO HIRING FOR 1861,

1Oe1 NEGRO HIRING FOR ls61.-
lOOl. The undersigned offers his services to
the public as a HIRER OF NEGROES for the
ensuing year. His increased experience enables
services that their business will be attended to
in the most satisfactory manner, and prompt re-
'u RnrERSS s tsN r. &T. C. Howard. Lee Il
Pleasants, l.. K. Splllman, John H. Guy, Attor-
neys at Law, Alvey 'IipsGomb, Porter, Harris
Philip b. Price. Richnqon Col. B. Anderson, y.
W Miller. DR.. John Morris. DR.. 6. W. harris, c.
F. Pope, Jno. s. Swift. Postmaster, John Wood
SON, Thos j Perkins, Goochtand Co., ~; J. L..
Crttendon, W. 8. Embry, J. Joseph D"vnman,
Fau9nter Co., Va; Geo. Hamilton. CutpSr.r Co.
Va w Lunsford, S. w. Skinker, James Tor es.
Stafford Co., Va; Doug !as Gordon, FrehrtckS-
ton. ID. C, LUCIEN LEWIS,
Office under Metropolitan all,
inh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-04

~ ING -DARRACUTT. HARRIS & CO. Ia se
on hand an unusually large stock Of CLOTHING
for SERVANTS. and wishing to reduce their
Clothing lower than ever before offered. They
would, therefore invite all in want to give them
a call, AZ the determined to sell, regardless
Of profit. DARRACOTT, HARRIS l. CO..
M IN lair STRAIT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-04

RGINIA SAVINGS RANK.
Chartered By the Legislature Of Va.
MONEY received on deposit in sums of FIVE
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest at the
rate Of six per entum per ennum IS paid for sums
remaining six months or longer; for shorter pc
rods, inter rest a. the rate of per eentum.
The whole Joint stock bound for the deposits.
Cashier. T. B. STARKE, at the store Of E. b.
Spence, corner of Nam and Governor streets.
Richmond, Va.
SAM'L 8. COTTRELL, Pres't,
T. b. STARKt, Cashier,
90 A-1zm DAVID BAKER. IN. Seoretary.