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Troops in the Federal Capital.

The steady progress OF military preparations
at Washington city is matter for the serious
consideration Of the people of the South, and
especially of Virginia. The merest specula-
lions and rumors set afloat by letter writers
are made the pretext for this martial array
An oath of character offensive to all high
spirited men, it is said, has been framed for
administration to the officers. The whole pro
ceeding is one of unprecedented charac ter in
this country, and one OF remarkable signifi-
canoe. Were the FATHER OF His COUNTRY to
be engaged i'll such preparations, such myste-
rious military movements, as have taken place
we should demand the intent and purpose of
Thorn
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Marking Mems McefiuU.

The loyalty manifested at the Working Mems
Meeting, in this city, to the Union and the
South, is eminently illustrative of the gener-
Gus and self-sacriticing nature of the Virginia
character. Virginia did not come into the
Union from selfish considerations, and her
relative importance has steadily declined ever
since but there has been no diminution in
the intensity OF her patriotism. 1t is in the
same magnaninous and disnterested spirit
that the working men disregard the in
evitable ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of our city as
the great manufacturing city of the South,
which would follow disunion. AT the same
time, they stand by Virginia in an unbroken
phalanx, and, unless her just demands are Sc
cured, will sustain her in any course which
the emergency may demand
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DIED.

On Wednesday morning, Goth inst. GEok9s
RIDLEY, only son of George and Marina D.
Miles, In tho ath year OF his age
The friends of the family are respectfully inss
ed to attend his funeral, this Il hursdayl a'ei*
noon, at clock. from his fathers residenee.
In New Orleans on the eth inst lwh,tnnnF nj III
had gone account of his health,l MI 1oos -
h. PLEASASTS, in the 35th year OF ms ags, ~, q,
merry a clerk in the Treasury Department "a ~
the administration of Willard Fillmore, au nank
the last four years a clerk in the exchange Da1"
in the city Of Richmond.
On the 2sth lust at the residence OF heI Ia ~
in Manchester EMMA JANE, youngest ent nd 81
the late Seaton N. Farfss, aged ihoh'n' ~
days. ,,,, soar
:. Far from this world of pain ana sriei
Farewell. my child, thy pain j. or,
God called thee home to give reiiei
On Monday afternoon, the 2sth instant, AZ w
residemee nj her son in law, James punioP, III
this city. Mrs ANN D: McRAE, reiet OF t ar i"'e
AIexander McRae. in the 18th year 81 heI age. y,
Her funeral will take place on Thnfsaasi a y Ia
n, clock from St Paul's Church Inc lrleha . a."
aeouaintances Of the family are requested 20 a.
tend without further notice.
On Tuesday evening, 2ath inst KlNhAhp n
wUITL 0CK in the 9th year OF MS age. -,
Uis funeral will take place this (! thursday morn
mo ast inst at IL O'Clock. from his residence on
Broad street. Church Hill. HIS lriehas anu a. az
uuaintances are invited to attend.
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BURST.-The burning vessel passed by the
ship Scargo, lat. "a, long. so, is supposed to
be the brig Cura, commanded by Capt. p. F.
Pescud Of Raleigh, N: Z. His vessel is six
weeks over due. Capt. =. went to California
soon after the settlement of that country,
and amassed fortune, which he converted
into gold, expecting to leave for Virginia in a
day or two, when the memorable fire which
hotel where his treasure was deposited, (while
he was settling with his commission mer-
chant) and he lost everything but the clothes
he had on. He again shipped as mate of a
Clipper bound for Calcutta, and ever since
has been in the command Of vessels in the
Rio and Mediterranean trade.
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The Lepislaiurf.

The Senate, yesterday, made the bill amend
ing the charter Of the Winchester ana Poto-
mac Railroad Company the order for to-day.
Bills were reported for authorizing the issue
of Treasury notes; for paying the AaJntdhl
General for recognizing the militia, ana ior
increa ing the pay of the commissioned oineers
of the Public Guard Bills We're passed Tor
providing efficient police populations ~ the
DOOR houses in this State, and Tor allowing me
Central Railroad to construct branch TO
Lexington out of funds TO be contributed by
narties interested i'll the scheme. House bill
for the relief of the Banks was referred 10
committee.
In the House a message was received from
the Executive, enclosing joint resolutions
adopted by the Tennessee Legislature, pro-
posing certain amendments to the Federal
Cons titution also, 4 series of coercion re-
solves adopted by the Black Republicans of
the Pennsylvania Legislature, sen to the Gov
ernor by A CT. CURTIN Chief Magistrate Of
that Commonwealth. The communication of
Governor LETcHER and the Tennessee reso-
buttons We're ordered to be printed, and re-
ferred TO the Committee on State and Federal
Relations Resolutions We're offered for build
ing a railroad in Henrico county, to connect
with the York River Road and for connecting
the Baltimore and Ohio and Central Rail-
roads by q branch, beginning in Preston and
ending in Augusta county. A bill was re-
ported for amending the act providing addi-
tional protection to the slave property of Viz
GINA The Bank Reliefbill was passed. The
House laid on the table a motion to adjourn
till Feb. 1l-objection being made thereto.
The proposition for stay law was also laid
on the table.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"A 3
3 + r. o L o g 1ST!
l. JUST ARRIVED,

MADAME ADOLPH,
THE GIFTED YOUNG PLANET READER.
This Young lady has created wild excitement
IN her travels through
EUROPE AND AMERICA,
and attracted the leading heads OF the country by
her most
SINGULAR AND TRUE REVELATIONS.
All who are in trouble shou Id call the Madame;
you will go away rejoicing and happy. She will
bring any one to you and cause them to sq--
q!
VIII describe the person Won Will MARRY. Also
name the date You will marry, and will write the
name OF the one You will marry. Madame Will
direct You how TO proceed IN w-suits; will give
re Prices so cents, 81 and IS.
ne Residence on Main street, directly opposite
Corinlhtan Hail, at Mrs. SUSAN II. BABKR' 8
Boarding House, between 9th and 10th sts.-Mrs.
BABER's name on the sign at the door. ia 2s-st*
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SEWING MACHINES.

1927 Main street, Richmond,
(Johnson's Hall, Norfolk.
Extract from the Report of Judges at Fair Of Va.
Mechanics Institute, ls60.
"No. l. The WHEELER Y WILSON Machine
makes what is popularity called the 1ook stitch; ana
in view of the economy of thread required Tor
said stitch its elasticity, strength and beauty OF
appearance the committee prefer it for the rractt-
cal purposes of sewing. -.
1--WE find in this Machine simplcity-all parts
being particularly adapted to each other and to the
office which they perform, resulting IN freedom.
of adjustment not attained in the more complicated
cOntrivances. In our examination we md IN
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S Machines these advan-
tages orer all Others: LIST. Its bearing surfaces and
parts having a reciprOcating motion are very nght,
aud the more rapid motions are rotary and con-
tinuous thus econonzing both time and polcer. I'd.
one tension which is arranged with peculiar sim
plicitv and perfection, controls both threads. I'd
The Simple manner of controlling the loop OF the
needle and thread, dispenses with the use of take
ups so Objectionable in other machines.
ia 25--lw*
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f.. Great Reduction in Prices..''-aoa
FANCY DRY GOODS

J. nj l. l. IL > Il IL a bhOAhLn,
ue3 BROAD STREET.
Are now Offering their whole stock OF desirable
GOODS at deduction of rs to so per cent on ior-
'''0' TAX NOTICE.
900 wards Merrimack PRINTS, at 10 cts. the yd;
Best Bleached and Brown SHIFTING aud SHEET
AEi6en sHEETSG at s M and 81, cents the
pillow LINENS at s71 cts. the yard.
Hem stitched Linen Cambria HANDkERCHlEFs,
at one shilling. n,r.r
200 pieces of W hite, Pink, and Blue IARLAiAN'
at half their value. ,,r,c
White Cambria. Jaconet, Sansook, Check MUS
Inns and BRILLLANTES-cheap
Table Linen DIAPERS, NAPKINS, TOWEL1NG,
&c, at a great bargain s,,uoo,ou.
Rich Lace and Muslin CURTAINS, at a sacrifice,
A large lot of Marselles { o n T X N IS,
slightly soiied-very cheap eadpiit crstomsrs will
find il to their advantage to give us an early call
Ia 29-2w j. MILLHISER BRO.
=-z---------
gg-A Verse for the Ladies and Gentlemen
OF RICHMOND.
Taught perfect in five lessons by ADAMS ana
LADY.
This art-for beauty-cannot be surpassed
BY artistical skill in any country or city
When you say times are hard, l confess you are
right. a., H.,
doors from Main street;
Satisfaction given or no pay the terms very light.
By learning this art you can paint your portrait
complete.
Ladies will be taught By lady if required;
And, also, at their own residence, if desired.
2lst street, three doors from Main,
ADAMS RUSSELL,
Ia 2a-ef% Artists.
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asS Life Insurance--Whi te Persons and
SLAVES-Upon kEAsoNABLE TERMS 49,, :;
All losses promptly paid to policy holders, IN
any State in the Union, and any state OFT or The
UNION. Z. X bhlChEIN,
General Insurance Agent, No Exchange Block,
Pearl street ia 29--3t
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GOODS BUSINESS, aud feeling truly thankful for
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, begsa
continuance of the same. shall endeavot 20 keep
on hand N assortment of Goods which cann.t Be
sell exclusively for cash, will be satisded with
very small advance above cost. All that asks
a Gu II before purchasing elsewhere.
iu "1--t,w NcyyltA JAMES II BRITTny
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I.oLI IT DIV EL,
la lin WIN. +. TAYLOR

nISSOLUCION.- The firm OF BRlrTUN A
~ POW ELL is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. All persons having claims against the finn
will present them to JAMES II. BRlTT0N for set.
Element: aud those indebted to the hrm vii please
make immediate payment to THOS. POWELL
who alone is authorized to receive money due the
firm. LANES ii. BRITT0N,
THOMAS POWELL
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THE STATE CONVENTION.
Ir5y o,hcy ..Conrention'' Notices, see 4M Panel


2> SIR: We take great pleasure III in
D. ~ forming you that at meeting, tins day
held of the friends of those gentlemen who have
been most prominently presented to represent The
states Rights party Of the county OF Henrc0 IN
the Virginia Convention, to. assemble on the 18th
February proXimo, your name was unanimously
agreed upon as the candidate.
~PIcdglug ourselves to earnest ana hearty
support of you, and with the expression Of Il
warm interest in your success, we remain, sir,
Very respectfully, your Oh dt servts,
NaGlan'l +. Bowe, VIM. r. G. Garrett,
Jno. i. Hutcheson, Jno. Wilder Atkinson.
Richmond, Jan. 80, 1851.
To Messrs William F. G. Garnet, Nathaniel F.
Bowe, Jno w. Atkinson, and JnO. A. Hutche
GENTLEMEN: Your letter informing me THAT
at a meeting this day held, of the friends of those
gentlemen who have been most prominently pre-
sented 20 represent the States ghls party OF the
county Of Henrico in the Virginia Convention,
my name unanimously agreed upon as the
caudidate,'' has this moment been received. In
reply, have only 70 say, that with unaffected dit
tdence in my qualifications for the post, which
you have asst gned me, | shall' endeavOr to hold
up the States Rights banner As best can In the
short canvass before me- and if il 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. GAkN Ell
January 80, 1861. ia Silt
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EDUCATIONAL.
OLD DOMINION INSTITUTION

~ L. Es-toRN Ek
~ OF FRANKLIN AND SIN STREETS. The Sc
cond half Of session of this school, for se0' 81
ill commence on the 18th Of February and end
The Rev FRANCIS J. B0GGs has been added
to the Board of Instruction, and will, with his
family, reside in the Institute buildings. The
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT will continue under
Mr.. CHASES superintendence, w no will be aided
by competent assistants 4 gentleman has been ;" e.
BRA, and others will be TO teach other specific
studies and another female TEACHER will be EN-
TURE, by Rev JAS, 4. DUNCAN, Will be con
tiaqed, as as9 The FRIDAY AFpkRN90N LITE
PARTMENT, for very small girls, will receive the
special sare Of The PrinePal q he YT seh9Pl m
rally and carefully conducted, and every comfort
and facility will be atordedto young ladies board
No labor or expense will be spared 10 make the
School equal to any in the land for the education
of females
NE For further information, address
E. SHUMATE, Principal.
Richmond, January, 1851 ia 25-dim*
JNO THE PUBLiC.--ln consequence of hav-
i ing received an appointment to the Presiden-
cy of Quincy Academy at Quincy, Florida, the
Rev r. F. STUDIES Will resign his post in the
Union Female Collegiate Institute, on the LIST of
February next. The Chair thus vacated will be
filled by the appointment Of Mr.. LEONlDAs
POINTS, A. B., d graduate oil the University Of
it being reported that this Institute will close on
the LIST of February, take this occasion TO cor
rect this mistake. have Intention of that kind
age of the citizens of Richmond and vicinity.
w. J POINTS, NJ. b.,
ia 12-eodtFl* Principal.
CCHOOL AT MEADOW FARM. HAND
- NER.-The exercises of this school, under the
immediate instruction of Mr.. JOHN X. STARKE,
who has been successful engaged in teaching Tor
several years will be resumed on the 10th instant,
and continue ten months, with one month 5 vaca-
ton in midsummer.
| TERMs.-For Board and Tuition, to be paid half
annually, $3.50 -
ia S-dIw S3tawtFeblst w. Is. S1DNOR.
! AUREL SPRING ACADEMY -Having
IL employed competent teacher, | would ike
10 take three or four young ladies, from 10 to Is
years of age. The terms very moderate. For
| English French Latin aud Music in udng board,
| lodging and washing, $500. JAMES l.. EGE.
la 4-lmx One aud q half miles from the city:
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!, STATEMENT OF THE ME.

Number of shares. ......................S23
Number of shares redeemed. ..-.-....223
Value of each share Sl9o oil
CITY OF RICHMOND, to wit:
This day personality appeared before me w. L.
Anderson, President, and f. Mccarthy, Secretary,
of the Mechanics Building Fund Association, and
made oath that the above statement is correct, to
the best of their knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand this 3Uth day of January,
1851. Ia 3l-ltl K. MILTON CARY, n. p.
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Richmond, lst January, lsel.

The undersigned will continue the Fr
CHANGE and BANKING BUSINESS of tho ~.
firm of ISAACS Il TAYLOR. Ii will be cnpdpctsI
under the style and firm of WIN. b. ISAA $500
b. II. SMITH, Jr., having an interest therein ~
LIST January, 1861. VIM b. iSAACS
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l NOTICE.-The Stockholders of the
BE- CHlCKAHOMiNY AND JAMES RIVER
sTEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY will meet at
the ST. CHARLES HOTEL, in the city of Rich
mond, on MONDAY 18th February, at 9 o'clock
l.. NJ. BY order of the President.
w. H. A. soUTHALL, Secy.
Charles City, Jan. 70, 1851. ia ae--d&ew2t*
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apECTAI. NOTICES.
ma-Dr. Wistar.s Balsam OF Wild Che

m Auction Notice. ;. GroCeffes, Leather,
and I.IQr ORS, THIS MORNING. by
Ne DIR. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild cherry
NAV be well called - wonder or med1cai SCI
ence.n Il cures Coughs and Colds insfanferl IL
Soothes the irrtaed parts 1t heals the in hainma-
ton and even Consumption itself yields to It's
Sold by ADIE & GRAY, PURCELL, LADD 4
Co, w. PETERSON, J. p. DUNAL and BY an
other dealers In medicines. "a se--A"~o
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an WltHufuWlns from the Exchange and
BANNING BuSlN EsS, we feel 1t due to our sue
ance and business connection with him, we have
every confidence in his means, ability intagrj,y
aud prudence in the management of his aaair:
and do most cordially recommend him 10 ON,
friends and the public as every way worthy q,
their confidence and patronage.
JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
10 1pn
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COMMISSIONER OF THE REVENUE.
n MNtSSJONE ROF THE

rV~.~~ Z y M VI I > > U n L Il UF L HE
&c REVENUE ain candidate for the
Office Of COMMISSIONER OF TIE REVENUE for
the UPPER DISTRICT IN HENRlCO COUNTY,
now vacant, and solicit the sufrages OF my fellow
citizens. liza 3l-tde* ROBERT J. A. SMITH.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF RICHMOND, JAN. 80, 1851.
Hioh Water this day (Tharsddy) at 5 O'Clock.
SAILED,
Schr Ben Vandiver, Jones, down the riVef'
light. n,.,,. ,, ,ha r;ver
light.
MEMORANDA.
Schr 8 R. Allen, from Boston, at CITY folnt.
City Point, Jan. Goth, 1861.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Belyidere, keene, Richmond
steamship Yorktown, Parrish, richmond
schr John p. Adams, Norfolk.
Schr samson, y 0rfolk.
SAILED,
Steamer Beividere, keene, Baltimore:
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish, New oIK. D..
snip Peppcreil, with cargo OF tobacco lor pre-
men.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-Cleared, sehr' "y'he'
Richmond. ., ,,o,,or Fair
Dealer Norfolk. with corn and oats.
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CENSUS BUREAU, !
Washington CITY. Ian. 18th

Washington City, JAN 18th.
DEAR SIR: Will you have the kindness TO IN
form me, without any delay, regarding the opin-
ion of the people in your subdivision respecting
secession, and what character of delegates you
will send to the State Convention?
Yours, &c, Jos. c. u. kENSEDY, Supt.
This is a very fair beginning of the system
which we may expect to be inaugurated
when the offices at the Capitol and elsewhere
are filled with INSCRIPTIONS men, who are in
| debted to their nos tility and hatred of the
| South for their elevation to office and for the
| salaries they will receive from the revenue
| paid chiefly by the South. Knowing that
| there can be little friendship among the peo-
| pie they have Warred on for the Government
| they control, they Will suspect them and
watch them, and through spies and commission
| ers, after the manner of the French Republic,
ascertain where there is most danger of resis l.
| ance, and there plant their power to keep it in
check. The present Administration is para
| lytic, and the incoming is holding the palsied
arm and directing the public measures. Let
the people look to their rights
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Black Republican Espionage in Virginia.
The telegraph announced yesterday morn
ing that Mr. JOHN =. KENNEDY, of the Census
Depar tment. was engaged in distributing the
speeches Of Messrs. CLEMENS and ETHERIDGE
in Virginia, evidently to bear upon the cleo
tons about to take place. There was mis-
take in the name of the gentleman. II was
Mr.. Jos G. G.. KENNEDY who was engaged in
this work-he and his clerks, i'll the hours of
business of the Department
We now have 4 more remarkable specimen
of the interest Mr.. KENNEDY takes in af-
fairs here in Virginia. The following note
was addressed by him to one of the Assistant
Marshals of this State, and we suppose has
bppn addressed to others
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EORGIA TATELO LOTTERIES

Our THREE NUMBER LOTTERIES are drawn
daily CAPITAL PRIZES from s., 900 to 81, 900 -
TICKETS from 81 to 50.
Prizes of 81 coo and under, paid Immediately al
ter the drawings other prizes al 81 days;
nee For tickets schemes in any OF the above
splendid Lotteries, address
MCKINNEY < CO., Managers,
nah
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PATENT MEDICINES

NvOTkG L. 1.-The undersigned having been sp
" pointed Attorney by Messrs FISHER
SHEPHERD to CLOSE out their stock OF DRUGS,
MEDICINES. CHEMICALS, &c, Will, from tbs
date, offer great Inducements to purchasers. The
stock embraces the usual variety of goods In the
Drug line. The friends and patrons Of the late
concern are respectfully solicited to oontnus
their favors. A. L.. SHEPHERD.
Tor AZ IA Ina
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Richmond. Jan. 2sth. 1871
JonN r. SAUNDERS
EDWIN B. LOVINg'

In retiring from the firm of J. F. Sarx
DERS Co, return my thanks to nv frien5. " y.
the fayors bestowed ON me, and take gresi nv Y'
sure IN recommending to them, and the ppb1
generally. my successors = gentlemen wortG, y
their patronage would also request all per:.o,
having claims against the late concern Of i p
SAU DEKs y CO., to present them for n,s
ment, and those indebted will make pavmapn,;
me, or to my son, j. +. SAUNDERS, as eari%
possible. DAVID J. SAGyuEp3
Richmond, Jan 81 1881 ia 2S-JI5,trn.
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~rEG, ECTED COLD AND COUGH,

n SOON Run INTO tONSU MI IVN - q.
subscribers offer for sale the following yalaab
remedies Wstar's Baisam of Wild CbefT!
Ayers Cherry Pectoral Roses Cough syIgP
Dir Pullers Tolu; Gardeners BalsAm oil Ll's.,
wort; Hastings Syrup of Naptha Thompsps
syrup Of Tar and Naptha; Jaynes' Expect@faa.
Bryan and Browns Lozenges Mrs. DAVIS t"'s'
Elixer Bodeksr's Pulmonary Balsain
A. B0DEkBR CO., Drugslst,
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{ W-PAk "a n EtiShiP:-- nave this day ass0ei-
~ ated with me In the COMMISSION BUSINESS
Mr.. R0DOLPH KING, who has for some years
been in my employment. The bush ess will here.
after be conducted under the style OF l.. WALLER
Il co. Returning my thanks for the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on me, respectful.
iy solicit a continuance of the same for the new
concern ia l-d&cwlml l.. WALLER
THE FIRM OF JONES x co. having dis
L solved, shall continue to carry on BUSINESS at
the same place, No. Nam street, where will al
ways be found large stock of fine imported and
domestic LIQUORS, PROVISIONS and GROCER
les OF all kinds, which will be sold on reasonable
terms, to which invite the attention of the trade
generally THOMAS JONES
JauuaIy LIST. 1851. IN lin
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L ing to employ force for the GRADING OF
RAILROADS or CANALS, would do well TO adj
dress the subscriber al Brownsville, Prince VIII
rst-rate EABORfNG MEN, including some CART
BOYS, that may be desired from fifteen to fifty,
or even more. The hands have been Tor some
the employ of Messrs. Scott Adams extensive
Railroad Contractors, who have suspended bust
mess for the present. Communications on the sub
iect above stated will meet with prompt attention
by the subscriber, and in order to forward nego-
tiations please state the best terms the times Will
afford. CHAS. u Ho" iooN,
o- AGENT.
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IL SMOKING TOBACCO MANDATORY, 18th
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND FRAN Kiln
SNUFFS embracing the various kinds, VIZ;
French Maccoboy, Rappee and Scotch SM0klAG
and Virginia each kind put up in their respective
manner. Turkish in bladders, French and Ger,
man in papers, aud Virginia in papers, bales ana
barrels All of our articles warranted 10 he
of superior flavor and character, and sold at the
most satisfactory prices. r, no
ia w ).
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REV. A. L. DICKINSON will
1>a preach AT SALEM, in Chesterfield county,
next SUNDAY. ia Sits

n, CORNs! CORNS!! CORNISH
k3~A DR.. SCHULTZ respectfully informs his
numerous patrons, both from city and country
and all who value the comfort aud ease enjoyed
from the potent pains OF C0RNS, BUNIONS,
NAILS and all other DISEASES OF THE FEET
that he has returned, and may again be consulted
at his Office, Wall street Hotel, Wall street
RE Ladies and invalid gentlemen, as usual, at
tended at their residences without extra charge.
la 3a-2t*