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IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE
49, action of the friends of Messrs. LYONS,
JARRETT and Yorsa, on Yesterday, by which
DIR. GARNETT was selected, the undersigned
withdraw the name Of Mr.. Yorsa as a candidate
for the CONVENTION fom Henrico county, and
F. W. CHAMDERLAyNE,
~ R0. q. POLLARD,
ses d. E. GARDNER,
j. F. cHILDREY,
JNU. a. HUTCHINSON.
January 81, 1891 fe l-3t
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Mr.. Lincoln has accepted the invitation of
the Legislature 10 visit indianapolis on the
18th of February.
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THE STATE coNvUMxIoN..

ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO
OA THEHTATE CoNvENTioN.--By virtue
Of an act Of the General Assembly, passed Janu-
airy l4th, 1851, An election will be held on MON
DAY February sth 1861, for the-eection OF THREE
DELEGATES e. 4 STATE c0NyENTI0N, g be
holden ut tho CAPITOL, in the CITY OF RICH
M0ND, on wEDNEsDAY, the 18th February, 1851
Said act provides that the Commissioners and Of
heers conducting the State Election in May last
shall conduct this election. The following Is a
list OF the Commissioners and Conductors then
appointed: e
:. Jeferwn Wdfd.-Joseph Brnmmei, Abel T.
plcot, +. A. Smith, John j. Wilson, aud n. b.
Hill, Commissioners; and Reuben T. Seal, Com
Madison Ward.-Jamc. II. Grant, George Whit
neid, X. Il. Howison, George w. Randolph. and
Thomas +. Price, Commissioners; and Thomas U.
Dudley, Conductor. sst = fzs9EA
Monroe Ward.-Thomas Barham, Thomas NJ
Jones, Thomas Boudar, Charles IL. Powell, and
Felix Matthews, Commissioners; and James l..
Bray, Conductor. ..l4 '-fi7 a
The commissioners and Conductors request
go 70 meet AT my ONCE, at the City Hall, SA-
TURDAI evening, the I'd inst. at o'clock, to
take the oaths prescribed by law.
THOMAS Y. DUDLEY,
Sergeant City of Richmond.
N. B.-Tbe POLLS will be opened at SUNRISE
in each Ward. fte 1-2t1 T. Y. ID.
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THE STATE CONVENTION
For other "Conrention' Notices, see la Page !


re - TO J. X. TUCKER, ESQ. AT
Sc TORNEI GENERAL OF VIRGINIA -
DEAR Sin: The undersigned have seen published
IN the Richmond Dispatch an opinion that our for
eign citizens would violate their oaths OF natural
ization ny voting for candidates advocating the
severance of Virginia from the Union. Please
give your written opinion of same
Respectfully, LOUIS ANTELOTTI,
NJ. SEAGERS,
7. G.. BURNS,
JOHN DWTER,
HERMANN SCHURICHTZ,
LUD. HOVER.
Richmond, Va, Jan. 81, 1861
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- RICHMOND DIRECTORY Fol

ne 49, RICHMOND DIRECTORY FOR
49, 1c6l.--T0 THE BUSINESS MEN AND
CITIZENS OF RICHMoND.-The undersigned
having been employed by W. Eugene Fersiew
they supposed, for West Johnston, have tho
roughly and faithfully eanvassed the city: but
nuding, npon inquiry, that West 4 Johnston dis
claimed ali connection with the work 1--WE waited
upon w Eugene Ferslew and asked for settle
ment, according to the terms of our agreement.
Upon his refusing to pay for it until the work
was punished, we have retained the work and
as security for our labor, have dee rmined to pub
lish it ourselves. We therefore ask of the bust
ness men Of the city that they win give us the
at least they will not give ii to w. Eugene FersH
lew until after giving us time To set the natter
iulIy before the public, which we propose TO do
tomorrow.
Our work will be ready for the printer in ten
days, ana w: h. Ferslew cannot re-eanyass the
city in less than six weeks
JOHN 4. FOSTER,
GEO. ii. CHINN
kE Cfedulous young men are requested to take
warning from our example, and not to canvass for
w. Eugene Ferslew, unless fully secured against
loSs 70
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Funeral Notice.-The funeral of Mrs: SARAH
p. BLAKE will take place at Curtis Neck on sat
urdav, at IL o'clock A. NJ. The friends and ac-
quaintances of the family are respectfully re-
quested to attend, without furth er notice.
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CENSUS OFFICE, DEPARTMENT


WASHINGTON, January Esd, 1861
DEAR SIR: VIII Yen have the Kindness to in
form me- without any delay, regarding the opinion
of the people in your sub division, respecting Sc
cession, and what cha slcteF of delegates YOU VI
send 70 the state Convention.
II will reciprocate th favor when occasion per
mits. Cordially, your friend,
Jos. &: G. KENNEDY.
.'To - -, Asst Marshal"
This very cordial letter, to a young Virgin
ian whom the Superin tendent had never seen.
is a sample of very many that we have heard
of, addressed to other Assistant Marshals in
the State. Mr.. KENNEDY is the cordial friend
of them all. This afectionate style is EN-
ployed TO tickle the young census takers and
induce n more ready sliding into the confidence
and purposes Of the spy at the headquarters
of the department TO which they are attached.
This proceeding, in advance of the cleo tions,
had its purpose. 1t was to take the measure
of Virginia's foot as early as possible, with q
view TO some prompt movement to Il it. How
far, in after times, should we remain in the
Government under a sectional party suspe ct
ing our fidelity, the Government office hold
ers in this State may consent to aid system
of espionage upon our people, We are of opin-
ion that in the present instance Mr.. Sukorin-
tendent K ENNEpY has gained very little infor-
ma ton from the Assistant Narshals
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IJICHMOND THEATRE! = ~
TO THE PATRONS OF TIE DRANx.

R1~nNAOND AnEATHEs
SPECIAL CARb
ToTHE PATRONS OF THE DRAMA,
TIE BENEFIT or W.
MK. EORGE HEIfcr
SCENIC ARTIST,
On MONDAY EVENING, YEBktARy s,v
Upon which occasion will be presented ~.
GREAT SOUTHERN DRAMA "e
w ritten by a gentleman Of this city'l s,a,..
IL T. r AR j. OR AND CARIWed
OR, MASTERS AND SLAVES
Being thorough defence Of the South Il,
sition 20 : Uncle Toms Cabin" "Octoroon ''ppe;
like Abolition Dramas sh4
~ Let none fail to attend a..
A s T o L o GIST:
MADAME ADOLPH. Ed
TIM OPTED YorSg PLAxgr-REApge.
In her travels through 7niem
EUROPE AND AMERICA.
and attracted the leading heads OF the toun.r, l..
her most ' ''uhtry W
SINGULAR AND TRUE RgvELAr1oxs
All VINO are In trouble should call ON the WsSA
you VIII go away rejoicing and happy, shs m.sl
pring any one to you and cause them TO wiz
,., LOVE YOUi
VIII describe the person You will MARRY Al.
nalne we date yon will marry, and will write ~,
name OF the one you will marry MADAME M me
direct you how TO proceed In lawsuits: win ~ni
You lucky numbers will recoye losses Se e"s
prlees so cents, 81 and 81
- AE residence on Main street, directly onno,,.
Sorinthian Hall, at Mrs. SUSAN n Rr,pSns
boarding House, between 9th and 10th sta "
bABEa name on the sign at the door. fla 2s-s,s
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ARRIVED.
Steamship jamestown, Skinner. y. York, md5e.
and passengers, Ludlam L Watson.
Schr. S. R. Allen, Baker, Boston, mdze., D. Il
w. Currie.
Schr. Ada Ames, Ames, Rockland ice, B. Ward
well & Co.
Sehr. Virginia, Lakin, Norfolk, oyster shells.
sloop Margaret Ann. Turner, Eastern Shore, po-
tatoes to A. Millspaugh.
SAILED,
Brig Rolling Wave, Collins, Rio, -four, Haxall
Creus haw Co.
Schr. Charles, foulks, down the river, light.
Sehr. J. w. Sturgess, Scott, down the river,
light.
Sloop Morella, Garland, York River, J. G. Read.
MATANZAs, Jan. Esd, schr. Gen, Marion
Richmond.
NEW YORK, Jan. ao.-Arr'd, schr. Marshall,
Richmond.
SAVANNAH, Jan. '2a,--Arrd, scbr. Golden Gate,
Weeks, Va.
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The Federal Espionage in Virginia.

There WIS IA mistake in the date of Mr.. Sal
perntendent kBNSEDY's inquisi torial letter to
the Assistant Marshal of one of the Districts
in South Side Virginia, as printed by us YES
terday. To correct this, and to do jus tice also
to the conclusion, which is much more cordial
than as already prin ted, we republish the III .
teresting missiVe:
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SIR We take great pleasure ia in
49, forming you that al . meeting, this day
held, Of thsfriends 81 those gentlemen who have
been most prominently Presented to represent the
siates- ights party 81 The county OF Heufico In
the Virginia Conv enti0n, to assemble on the 18th
february proximo, your name was unanimously
agreednpon rs the candidate.
rledgfng Ourselves to an earnest and hearty
support OF yor, and with the expression Of q
warm interest In your success, remain, SIT,
Very respectfully your ob't serv'ts,
N Hna. +; hove. WmiFa Gatnett,
Richmond, jan So 1861.
To Messrs. William F. q. Garnett Nathaniel 2.
Bowe, Jno. w. Atkinson, and Ino. A. Hutche-
son z - al rs
GENTLEMEN Your letter informing me "that
at meeting, this day held, Of the friends of those
gentlemen Who hav5 been most prominently pre-
scented to represent tile States Rights PARTY Of the
county of Henrico in the Virginia Convention,
my name WAS unanimously agreed upon the
candidate has this moment been received. In
reply have only to say, that with unaffected diff
fdence in my qualifications for the post which
you have assigned me. shall endeavor to hold
up the States ghts banner best as can In the
short canvass before me, and If 1t shall be the
pleasure of my fellow citizens of the county TO
elect me, shall serve them TO the very best Of
my ability JNO. X. GARNETT.
January 80, isei' is 3l--at
l DESIRING the success Of the prn-
Be- ciples | entertain, and believing can
better promote them by retiring, withdraw my
name as candidate for the STATE C0NEEN-
TON. [fe Its ROBT. F. M0RRlSS.
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GENERAL HEADQU ARTERS, }
ADJUrAST GENERAL OFFICE,

N January II, Is5i
NJ The Order of July 3lst, 1850, for diyi-
lines therein given, and the establishment of q
new Regiment, to be numbered the is7th, will be
carried into effect forthwith. So much Of the said
order as relates to the appointment of Comsnis-
si0ners, to define the lines between the two Regi-
Ii, A isea. INC 'N'1'i'- u 'i'' ''' ''''' '"
The officer Of the Esd highest in rank, who may
fall into the bounds Of the l9Ith, will forthwith
assemble the other officers in the same position,
and proceed at once To-Day of and define the COM
For holding elections 81 officers wnere vacancies
may exist. Officers OF the ls7th holding Commits
sions in the Esd, will forthwith return them to
this Office to be changed. Any arrangement of
the boundary lines between the two Regiments
which may be found to be more expedient than
rent action of the respective Regmen,al Courts OF
Enquiry hereafter. or by committees appointed
proved by the Courts, and in any case If a change
of the lines be made IL must be certified to this
''''' WI. II. RICHARDSON.
Al NEW RIFLECONIPANY.-- The members
q Of the new RIFLE COMPANY and all persons
ses cHRAP q sE
quested to meet at the YOUNG GUARD ARMoRY, .
on Bank street, on FRIDAY, Feb. LIST, at O'Clock
fe i-ltA THE COMMITTEE.
N GRAYS, ATTENTION. Attend Company
Drill, at Military Hall, ON FRIDAY NIGHT
MI next, NJ ~ O'Clock. In overcoats, cfoss-oeitn
W undfess caps, Minnie muskets. and knapsacks
BY order Of Capt. ELLIOTT.
ia 3i-et y. w. BRANCH, LIST serRt.
DOUTT'S SOUTHERN CORN PLANTER,
RouTTs IRON DOUBLE SHOVEL AND couL-
ESTs ES ssys dsahlsa Hy1 Rsals rI0w
These implements sold 1T factory prices,
o. JAS WALL TURNER, Agent,
10 l--Its Next door to Columbian Motel.
HAVE ASSOCIATED WITH MI Nh.
i RICHARD L. BROWN tlate With WV. TAylok,
ESQ = a nd will continue the WHOLESALE GRO
cEkY. LIQUOR and PROVISION BUSINESS. on
isfh street between Main and Cary, under the
arm Of Nm B. JONES CO.. and solicit q call
from our friends and the public gsasrsily .s
February ist, 1881. 70 la
IHIRE AND DURGLAR-PROOT SAFES,
IL or FARRELL, HERRING 4 CO. u MANUFAC-
TuREs--The sahscribers has On c0nsignment as
sorted sizes Of the above celebrated SAfES, which
he o3eFs ~ the mAnufneturers' prices.
ALHu--A lot Of MAHOGANY SHOWCASES
s. feI~-ts J. II. Di00KS. No. - Main street
a0NSLEf.s, FOOD x2k! CA,ITLx AND
Ep.--by its use Cows give Increased Qnan(itios of
milk Aofses out n SonditisA .aFs ves4esed and
Al: 'ssir t " s: ~ lg Il, s''
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Whole number of shares. ..............7l3
Number of shares redeemed. ..... $50
cancelled. 1893
GJS
g unredeemed. ... 80
Estimated cash value of each share. Sl24 81
STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND, set:
This day, before me, James Peasants Notary
Public for and in the city and State aforesaid per-
sonally appeared VIM. q. Paine, the President,
and Jas. X. Lee, the Secretary, of the Henry Com
pany, and severally made oath that the foregoing
statements correct, to the best of their
and belief.
Given under my hand this 3lst day of January,
1861. JAMES PLEASANTS
fe lit Notary Public.
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HRIcHMoXD THEATRE
KryKgL 4 NoxLRY.. Sole Lessees and Managers
l. b. PHILLIPS. Stage Manager
MAGNIFICENT ATTRACTION
FOR
BE N Ell L


MR. EFT Ii o W f,
Is on FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY lsr, 1861,
On which occasion will he presented for The
LAST TIME BUT ONE.
His grand new Romantic Spectacle OF the
ANGER;
THE
*ts# SIXTH vIcTIM,
k king Hs 1sls sta Mr. Enrdett Howe.
supported by Mrs. /. b. Phillips, Mn. c. Do Bar,
Miss sallie Partington, Miss Kate Newton,
MMe essrs Meldrn1n. Bailey, Lamb, Warwick,
cal n eoneinae witha new burlesque the nauti
BLACK EYED SUSAN.
pta9k Eyed susan BrgDgr-r Howp
n.ianl Miss Ida Vernon
Miss Kate Newton
pony M*yhower...,.-...,...,.. Mr.. W IL Raiiev
ynat pfulh..... MIRA CIiiard
hlue feter, Miss Jennie Partineton
nstchet. Mrs. Herman
Qoggfhss, .s..-..................,Mr Mar
NJ NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY. ~
The attention OF the public is earnestly solieisa
NOVEL CAST,
As being entirely = variance with the Old Lie Hlo
's''''a = NAUTICAL DRAMAS.
Ard which, Il Is to be hoped, viii be univstssliy
''7'' nScipEp IMPROVEMENT,
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lexs ANNUAL STATEMENT OF

STATE OF VIRGINIA, Cry OF RICHMOND, to wit:
This day personally appeared before me, T. B.
stafke, Notary Public tor the City Of Richmond,
Abner " Richardson, President, and T. L. D.
pany, and made oath that the annexed statement
Is Correct.
Given under my hand, this slst day of January
1891 fife It'll Il b. STiRKE .J1!
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Ng ONE DOLLAR STORE

II. f. H0YT * Co, MAIN ST, No. 23e,
II. Il. IIoYT X Co, MAIN ST, No. 239,
Ii. Z. HOTT u Co, MAIN ST, No. 239,
Are receiving daily large invoices of
Are receiving daily large invoices Of
NEW AND SPLENDID JEWELRY.
NEW AND SPLENDID JEWELRY.
NEW AND SPLENDID JEWELRY.
LARGE GROW DIS VISIT HOYT'S.
LARGE CROWDS VISIT HOYT'S.
LARGE CROWDS VISIT HOYT'S.
THE LADIES ARE DELIGHTED
THE LADIES ARE DELIGHTED
THE LADIES ARE DELIGHTED
WITH OUR ONE DOLLAR STORE.
WITH OUR ONE DOLLAR STORE.
WITH OUR ONE DOLLAR STORE.
EXAMINE OUR LARGE STOCK.
EXAMINE OUR LARGE STOCK.
EXAMINE OUR LARGE STOCK.
YOUR CHOICE FOR 4 DOLLAR.
YOUR CHOICE FOR 4 DOLLAR.
YOUR CHOICE FOR A DOLLAR.
II. Z. H0lT CO..
10 23a Main strnnt
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4 ANIPULATED GUANO. -

"
THE JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING CON.
PANf are now prepared to furnish the iAfH'''
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
with the above FERTILIZER for their spfIiSSs
crops. Its application 10 the Wheat crop see1yTS
during the last FALL so far as developed up 70 IN
time, has been emineatly successful, ana u -
deemed :, to be eaues a ws co aaap'sa 70
The stock now on hand Is moderate, but the sup
ply will at all times be adequate to the asn.n ~
fairs IL is thought advisable to solicit those VIZ
propose 10 purchase 10 signify their lu.ena.ss
doing At an early day, to enable the 1G aysr.
to make timely preparation to execute ali efas''
'' PRICE nss P piHs ToN OF 1900 LBS $50 CASH
e. Of k s. BsSfIE
nISSOLUTION OF co. PARTNEKshir,
~ The arm Of RANDOLPH PAGk expires &"
KaSDoLrH, who has moved . the country ,,h h
most cordially return their thanks for the Si1J
patronage bestowed Oh them by Their s exc he
friends Either partner Y au.s N IpsaaSs N
business NAM e SsV rads. AA''
February !, 1861.
Notice.-In,ending to continue ne 80 COS
SION BUSINESS, most respectfully asa shs lsts
.naaaee q the patronage eesi Sans by by ssra
,s sa on & srs shs same. nas NY
DoLrn. who will probably be here s el.sa -
nj X.
February 4, lssi. TO l-iml NAM rA9@-
NEW no TX S-N
IN RAND0LPH'S BooxsroRx Asp bisoss xei.
PATRONS LIfK or ANDREW JACKSON
-.
k ssSFS.s AZ ssok ~ ssE ss s s.
inferior race; the latter " normal e"ss
BY J. H. Van kvrie. N. d. VI. pslA.
BRufS the Grand Bsar Hans. by Aasas "s'@'
scHo SCHOOL as or rHE GUIDES. Tor the use Of the MI
lltiA Of the United States. 10 eents' .. a.ats
THE CATHOLIC ALMANAC for 1851 % =, 'eG a. IL.
NATIONAL FAST, Discourse py NV
rocKSr AND COUNTING HOUSE plAik'sssm T.
GEoKSTA LorrKS
MCKINNEY = CO., NASAasHs,, AMOR.
The fol!ovln sss re ds.s ssns ass.a i s..
vannAh, 0A., January y. i5si
il s. ID q u IA -
CirsuiArs sent iree of shArse, IN ~ Saassrsos
IL i~~ns Asa1s - -, ...t
I1a.XNEXfT6E Cl0z 40 rish sHA sassAs'
is'isIs' 's's s's''s'ss n 8 iaSs. bIsssss'
asst e. : sst8F ~
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SALES OF TOB ACCO BY
&3>A MEssRs. 8. d. Il j. .sMcDEARMAN
REV. 4. E. DICKINSON will
a. ~ - IN chssisraf ld sosnty,

4Hs aAssz48 sisssssEA aSzs ~ 81 ~ s4
SIS ~ s. 8@sfE5A ssE8As aaksss 9s as
.as
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STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RICHMOND to wit:
This day, before me- James peasants a Notary
Public for and in the city nd State aforesaid ner-
sonally appeared VIM. +. Munford and James K.
Lee. the President and Secretary of the Marshall
Company, aud severally made oath that the fore
going statement is correct, to the best of their
knowledge and belief.
Given under my handshis Goth day of January
1881. JAMES PLEASANTS
fe1-lt Notary Public.
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"ANIED-Ihe ladies aud merchants oi i.ltu.
w mond TO know that Mrs. :. sTRlDER hss
taken the house No. 81 Main street, next door to
ihOs. X. Price Co., for the purpose Of ffaAins
CLOAkS. MANTILLAS, DRESSES and HOOP
SIX 5. Also, room over Messrs. Watkins
ficklen, for the accommodation of their custom.
ers. Mrs. 5. having had ten years experience In
Baltimore, and having made in the past year over
FIVE THOUSAND CL0AKS and MANfLES for
the merchants and ladies OF Richmond, she feel.
confident Of giving entire satisfaction in all work
entrusted to her. DRESSES and MANTLES CUT
Also, old HOOP SKIRTS made over, mai king them
better than when first made Thankful Tor the
patronage bestowed on her, she solicits a oontn.
nance of the same MRS s. STRlDER
BE Mr.. L. p. STRIDER will devote his time
and talent to CUTTING. ia l9--3ms
WANTED-SIGHT EXCHANGE on Baltimore
w Philadelphia and New York.
ALSO-GOLD and SILVER for which the high.
est rates will be paid. X. H. MAURY eco
de is
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- i-4aa--.-s--z.a
WANT

WANTED-A TANNER.-I wish 10 emnjov
w for the present year (ls6l) a good TANNER .
One fully competent to take charge Of the bu,i
ness can find employment by addressing
JAS. T. CAMPBELL, Peuola p. O.,ya
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No. of unredeemed Shares Is

y U. = s.IJ
Average rate of redemption ...............SlIO 95
Estimated cash value of each unredeemed
l6l 90
Value of property owned by Company
house and lot in Manchester. ...........I 200 90
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alss 81 s@-saa 44a3 sss*ffs d saE&s sf
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, JAN. 81, 1861.
High W0ter this day (Friddyl ut 81 O'Clock.
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EOK HlRE.--A good COOK, WASHER and
L IRoNER. Apply to ,,
DAVIS Il HUTCHINSON,
ia 2s--ts Franklin ST.. between 18th and nth
EOR HIR Ell have for hire for the present
Il year, Il NEGRO WOMAN, who is frst-rats
COOK, WASHER and IR0NER. Applyto
JSO. A. HUTCHINSON,
nar AZ HIT rankin u
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE.
CERyANTS FOR HIRE-.i nave for

NERVANTS FOR HIRE.--l have for hire
- several WOMEN, very good COOKS, WASH
ERS and IRONERS one old WOMAN, who Is
good COOK. To good home, her hire will be
low. Several HOUSE GIRLS; first rate FARM
HANDS ; two old MEN, good GARDENERS; one
good DRIVER and several FACTORY HANDS.
ia 3l-ts JAMES MOORE Vail street
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NS ssEA A&A4sg &et AshE ha&
~ ~ ~ asssHf #eSM ~ NN
81 ass sa8
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COOK FOR III X Ell have a excellent
Y FEMALE COOK and WASHER, with two chill.
dren, for hire, because the family she has lived
with are leaving the city. | would prefer placing
capable of and prefers doing. For good home,
the price will be low She is highly recommended
by those she is with.
in
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III HOWITZER co. "H,")
FWS Isr RECT VA. VOLS, FEB. LIST, 1871.
IH4f&Order No.
sAA Drill at MILITARY HALL, on SATUR-
DAY, FEB I'd, at "a o'clock p. NJ
By order of Capt. RANDOLPH.
fe I-2t THE0. y. MAYO, LIST Serg't
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19
YEAST FOR FAMILY UsE.-Someb

YEAST FOR FAMILY UsE'-Somebody
wants to know how to make yeast for fam
lily use. We have given several good re.
ceipts in time past, but will give another
from lone who always has good bread :"
4" 10 two quarts of water put eight good
sized potatoes, and handful of hops tied
up in bag; boil until the potatoes are
well done; mash them through a sieve
add 7 tablespoonsful of -four pour over
this the water in which the potatoes and
hops were boiled; scalding hot. Add half
cup of sugar, tablespoonful of ginger,
stir we'll together, and when nearly cold
put in eupful fyeast, After it is done
working, adda toaspoonful of salt, and
bottle up for use. 1t will keep three
months"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-10-19
ADMINISTERING MEDICINE TO
HORSES

Geo. Beaver writes thus to the 8msri
ca AgrtcnltA,oiia &c consider the u
sua! method of giving medicine to horses
by drenohing, as it is called, highly objec
tionable. In this process, the horses head
is held up, bottle introduced into his
mouth, his tongue pulled out, and the liq-
uid poured down. In bis struggle, some
of the medicine is quite likely to be drawn
into his windpipe and lungs, and infama-
ton and fatal results sometimes follow
A better way is to mix the medicine with
meal, or rye BRAN make it into balls,
pull out the horses tongue, and place a
ball as far back in his mouth as possible !;
then release his tongue, aud he will almost
certainly swa low the ball. Or the dose
may be mixed with meal and honey, or
other substance that will form kind of
jelly, placed upon a small wooden blade
of a shingle, and thrust into the back part
of his mouth, when be will very easily
swallow it,"