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JOSEPH BRCMMEL,
WIN. +. TAYLOR.
ItO.pARTNERNu p-ihnrnthi.

y ated with me In the COMMISSION BrsINE>>
Mr.. RpboLPU KING. who has for some wear,
been IN my employment. The business will here.
after be- conducted under the style of l.. WALLER
X co. Returning my thanks for the Sery liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on me, | respectful
~ solicit continuance of the same for the new
concern. ia Id &cwlm l.. WALLER,
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INTENSE CoLD.-In Montpelier, VI, on sun
day morning, the thermometer Indicated forty
degrees below zero.
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BANNING BUSINESS, we feel Il due 10 our
ce,sof TO say that, from long personal aeguatn,-
ance and business connection with him, W. have
every confidence in his means. ability, Integrity
and prudence in the management Of hin affair,
and do most cordially recommend him to
friends and the public as every way worthy o!
their confidence aud patronage.
JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
ia lin WM. r. TAYLOR
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- MEsSR>. EDITORS:-wishing

.HESShS. OkN w lShing 10
49, have our county thenricol fairly and
taitnlutly represented in the coming COAEkN-
ItUN, aud deemlng 1t our duty 10 select our best
and most reliable men, we take pleasure IN re
commencing cur worthy cOuutynian. Mr.. Is. w g.
GREEN. knowing him 10 be perfectly conyersant
with the sentiments OF our people, and man of
great energy and industry. we think he Is Just
suited TO the times, and feel confident he is the
choice OF large majority OF our voters.
ia 2J-2tS VOTERS OF SIDNEY.
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PROFITABLE OcCUPATIoH.-It is stated that
Mr. J =. Rarev's profits by his exhibitions in
New York amount to over s., coo per week.
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Richmond, lst January, 1851.

The undersigned will continue the Et.
CHANGE and BANKING BUSINESS of the lac
firm OF lSAACS TAYLOR, II will be conducted
under the style and firm Of WIN. b. ISAACS & Co,
H. H. SMITH, Jr., having an interest therein.
LIST January, 1891. WIN b. lSAACS.
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TnInHN a srEGER ESQ.

&S~-Szs DEAR SIR: Believing that in the pres
ent crisis Of our country safarS the best and most
reliable men shouId be called To the councils of
the Ntatc, and knowing that you possess the quail
hcations requisite to represent the true interests of
Virginia III the State Convention about t. he held,
we earnestly request You to allow your name 10 be
presented 10 the voters Of the city AS one OF their
delegates to said Convention.
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4 - TO WM. b. OoLDRIDGE.

M to W M
So ESQ.--DEAK SIR: Being OF opinion that
prompt State action is imperltiveiy demanded 10
secure the honor and interest OF Virginia, and
signed, citizens of the county OF Chesterfield ire
spective Of party, request You to represent our
views in the STATE CONVENTION, and that you
announce yourself as candidate without delay.
MANY CITIZENS.
Chesterfield, Januar ~ %, 1881. ia 23--lt*
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THE FIRM OF JONES & co. having d.

L solved, shall continue Ia carry on business 81
the same place, No. Main street. " here will al
ways be found large stock Of fine imported and
domestic LIQUORS. PROVISIONS aud GROCER
les, of all kinds which will be sold on reasonable
terms To which invite the attention Of the trade
generally. THOMAS JONES
January LIST, 1851. ia lin
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BE Leeches. Leeches.. Leeches!. II
have Just receivd, by Adams Express lot of
fresh SWEDISH LEECHES, the very best, and
large size, which Will Be applied upon the most
reasonable terms.
p. S.-CUPPING and LEECHING promptly at
tended to. can be found at all hours OF The day
at the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under The Amcrl-
Hotel, (cntranee on Ilth street, aad at night
at the corner Of Leigh and l0th streets.
ap lJ--tS K. c. HOBSoN.
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1,HIKTINGS, SHIRTINC&. :.

- in store full assortment OF Blcached Cottons,
vi the following makes New York Mills, at
shilling; Watertwist, lt3 cents : Lonsdale, Con
tincntal, AmoOkeag, Utica, howau's and other su
perior makes OF Ii Shrtings al l24 cts; Bleachcd
Cotton. SO inches AZ a and II cents lnb learned
Coitous, OF all grades, at the lowest prices Rich
aftisons :, Jacob A. Leyy's, aud other superior
Irish Linen pretty Stirring Calicoes Marseilles
Shirt Bosoms at "a cents, worth ls4 cents Union
Linen Bosoms at l2t cents, worth shilling pure
Irish Linen Bosoms at 25 80 and 50 cents, worth
37s, 81 and IS cents French Woven Linen B0s0ms
from 57s cents to 81 and every description Of Dry
Goods can be had low AT LEVY =. Is Main st.
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MEETING AT THE AFRICAN
81 CHURCH.--T working men of Rich
mond will hold meeting at the AFRICAN
CHURCH, on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, 2ad inst, at
alarming state of eur beloved country, and, If
thought advisable, To nominate candidates for the
CONVENTION. All branches of labor are invited
TO attend ia 22-2ts
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sqE Baths: Baths!. Baths!:!

i
can be had daily, from o'clock A NJ. until 10 p.
NJ, at the American Hair Cutting. shaving, sham
pooling and Bathing saloon, under the American
Hotel entrance on ilth street. Single Bath IS
cents : or five tickets for 81. oc 10
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Richmond. Jan. q. lsal

NOTitE.-The Co-partuo rship heretofore cx-
ISiing between the undersg ued is this day d,.
sJlyod by mutual consent. The AFFAIR." of the con-
Germ viii be settled by WIN. Il. lSAACS, who i
authorized to the name OF the firm for that pur.
p0,", JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
VIM y. ISAACS,
WIN =. TAYLOR.
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CT0Cks FOR SALE.

shares CITY OF RICHMOND STOCK.
IL shares EXCHANGE BANK STOCK.
Shares BANK OF VIRGINIA STOCK.
.3o Shares TRADERS BANK tof the city of
Richmoud) STOCK.
JAMES f. G0nDIN,
No = Kelvin Hlark
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WANTs.

- 49, gs-.e-4 <s.s
w whoias hail some years expe,ieasrs IN , lay
ing the English branches and Music, wishes nsa
',n ss 1Ss"'sS Nv Esgt Fl poss.s,
WANTED.--Ay young gentleman. educate. :.
w the University of Virginia aud who hss y, y
TsTIoy eTPgrspss in 1fsehns desires Sit
branches of Engish, together with Latin ssii
French and the lower branches Of Greek All
BE- Jcdress' store. Nottoway county, va
"ANTED-The ladies and merchants Of Rjrs
w mond to know that Mrs. 5. sTRlbER b..
taken the house No. ~ Main street, next doarS
tLoAks. MssTILLAs beESsE ts's aud = f p1s'B
Fckea for the e d their enn
ers. Mrs :. having had ten years experience in
Batim9re and having made in the PAT ysar over
the merchants and ladies' OF Richmond, she feel,
confident of giving entire saisaction IN all work
Also old Hoor Skirts mads over, making kna them
better than when first made. Thankful Tor the
patronage bestowed on her she .S sTs soatia
M Mr. T.'P. STRIDER will devote hi. tim.
and talent to CUTTING. in la--1m,
Wy ANTE D-A situation a. TEACHER nv
w gentleman who has had six years expert
cnce in teaching, Would prefer place in some
well established Academy or High school Al
! dress Box e" Blacksburg, Va.
Y
| w Philadelphia and New York.
/ ALSO-GOLD and SILVER, for which the high
est rates will be paid. X. II. MAuRY y CO
de It's
| NVANTED-A MALE PRUFLSsOR OF MUSIC
| w To take Charge of the Musical Department n
| the Wesleyan Female College, Murfrcesboro'
/ G.. the I'D February next. Unc who can teach th.
/ Modern Languages a. well "a Music. would prob.
ably be preferred. We should be pleased 10 Pc.
| ceive applications from Professors Of Modern Ian.
| guagrs as i. is probable We shall need oBo the
| I'D February. Those applying will please stp,e
| their place of birth, age, whether married ~
| single, qualifications, religious faith, aud saarf
| Address Rev, ID. WILLIS President, Mar
/ frcc>h0r0 y. &. de It's
! NSTANTED--ONh HCADREp ATTN H. NurNg
| w MEN, 10 sell my NEW BANK NOTE NJ
TECTOR. Good profits can tic itade By steady
| eouug men. Euciuse TEN CENTS in Inoney anl
! one THREE CENT STAMP, for sample Who's.
| sale price, ~ per dozen. Address,
JACOB 4. WILSON,
/ ia 22-~w2tf Green Point, Kings Co, y. Y
! NyvANi EG.--A EMA lib 4 IA, iihh--, aIatie
W ui teaching all the English branches, French
| aud Music; Latin preferred-to teach small m
yatc ,chual in my family, to Commence list tictabet
next. References given aud required. For terms,
! drcss me at Cufecsillc, laltabusha county Mis-
| sl>sippi.
Gro W HoBsoS, of thu firm Of Dean Hobsob
| james will give all necessary infnra.aiiou
! ly i5--cwts MARY COOKE
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YnTERS 0F RICHMONn -

M~A have some dozeH or more candidates In
the Held for the CONVENTION, and nearly Az
many differences and shades OF differences OF
opinion among them. should they not let the
people hear from them In public discussiony We
want to have full expression VI yonr views, gen
tlemen candidates. ia :.-~M~l FAIR PLAY.
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CEORGIA sTArE LOTTERIES

MCKINNEY 4 Co, MANAGERS.
The following are the drawn numbers OF GEoE-
GA STATE LOTTERY. Glass $50, drawn at sd-
vannah. Ga. January ED, ls6l:
IS Is 81 y u IS 81 70 IS 81 81.
Circulars sent free of charge; by addressing
MCKINNEY y co,
il Savannah. Ga.
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- 4
q z n0l.S. and % half hbls, BevetidXe AN nt,s
IO store and for salehy ID u wM, fAfL""'
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CHANCE SELDOM OFFEkED.-An,

y person with bat small capital can now pur-
chase old established and pectabe business;
" the Proprntors would leave the business on
Commission, by giving good security. For further
particulars. address " Box SO, Post-ofice.
ia 1yHS
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nIssOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIp..

II Inc cO-partncr>hlp hcrctOiOre existing 10
tween the undersigned, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Either party is authorized 10 Re-
ctipt in liquidation of debts due the late concern,
ALEX. MCkEENBR,
G.. Il. BRItkEN.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE.
BLACKSMITH STRIKER AND GAR

BLACKSMITH STRIKER AND GAH-
ID DEN ER FOR HIRE nave for hire ii BLACh-
SMITH STRIKER, W no Is "a good Horse Sheer and
a pretty good smith for country work also, good
hand. accustomed to working in a MARkET GAR
DEN Il few HOUSE GIRLS and WOMEN: ToBAC
co STEAMERS, TWlSTERS. PORfERS, FLAT
TENERS, and several hands suitable i"r FARMS
or DRIVING. JAMES MOORE,
in a3-ts Wall street.
HOUSE Bon FOX HIRE have for hire. a
IL HOUSE BOY, seventeen years old, recon-
meudcd as frst-rate HOUSE SERNAAT and a
good hand with horses. Also, | nave settled
man that is a frst-rate HOUSE SERVANT. OF good
character and OF very polite address suitable Ter
a tavern a porter. JAMES MOORE,
ia 2a-3t Wall street.
DOR HIRE--A very superior FEMALE HOUSE
l. SERVANT, several BOYS, suitable for the
Dining Room. Also, No. COOK, Apply to
LECIEN LEWIS,
ia eat Metropolitan Hall.
SERVANT FOR II II E.--I have a No. l
- COOK. WASHER and lRuNER for hire, the
balance Of the year. which can highly recon-
mend Apply al IL Broad st below 9TH.
ia 22-3t* J. p. kANENAGH.
I'OR HiRE-Three GIRLS, who have been
Il brought up in the house, one good NURSE.
aud threr FACTORY HANDS. some of which are
LUMP MAKERS Call ON the subscriber, in the
basement OF the State Court House.
ia 22-lwk JAMES D. ELLETT.
L'OR HikE.--I have tor hire for The present
Il year, Il NEGRO WOMAN. who j. FIRST rate
COOK, WASHER aud lRONER. Apply to
INo, A. HtTCUkSoN,
At Davis lutcheson-, Fraukin st.
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THE STATE CONVENTION.

g., Tb TIiE vOTRRS OF SPUISfE-
p yASl4 tpGSTfr,I-l see thft wM
BARTON, Esd. IS d candidate for q seat IN the
STATE CONTENTION, to be held in Richmond
on tho l3tb Of February. thrust yanr high appre,,
cation Of him persenally and reeipr"eatidsn Of
to you will be practically illustrated in his being
returned delegate to the. Convention- | have
read his address with great care and attenttp,
and. devoted to the Union as ] am, could conscl-
entiousls- vote for Finn because he admits an ar,
dor cf zen Grafton for il 40 great that he would
only destroy it temporarily, a necessity and
the only means 6f saving ii, by re- construction
upon principles which would guarantee the safe,
~ aud honor Of both sections. ] feet warranted
in saying that Mr.. BARTON would rejoice in
the preservation of the Union, on the terms just
indicated, and that, consequently. he would aid
in diss1lving the bands only when IL was no
longer honorable that Virginia should preserve
them His position Is one Of high. manly firm.
ness. and even handed Justice. We greatly need
such men in this hour OF eur country extremity
] trust it will be your pleasure To- elect him.
ia 22-3tS FREDERICKSBURG.
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JAMES LYONS, Esq, CANDI-
la A u ~

pa n a.aa -, ruIs
that JAMES LYONS, ESQ, will be voted for TO
represent Henrieo in the CONVENTION soon to
assemble in Virginia. sir: Lyons exalted char
him for the portion, that nothing further need DO
said TO ensure him large Vote ia 2a-lot
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MISS O L Y
VIII also introduce
NEW VIRGINIA SONG,
Words by GEO. kUSKEL, Esq
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49,, TO THE VUEEKS Of HANO-
Sc VER.-Mr. WILLIAM +. WlCkHAM
will be voted for as DELEGATE TO THE STATE
CONVENTION, from this county, by many voters,
stion. ii 1S-l0t
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Second Night of the New Patriotic Song,
''SIC SRMpER TYRANNiS.'
Words and Music by Professor j. II. HEWITT. }
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F., TO .MAXY yOTERS.,,-with

TO "MANY with
1~a gratitude for the kindness which has
suggested the mention of my name for the STA
GuNNENTloN, beg leave respectfully, but de-
c!dedly, to decline the honor. | have no preten-
sions TO the craftsmanship necessary for such a
position, and no aspirations for it.
ia 23--lt OLIVER p BALDWIN.
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a. NOTICE or RE,IoyAL.-The

L. NOTICE OF RENOV AL.-The
60 undersigned begs to inform hi> numerous
customers and friends that he has REMOVED to
2)6 BROAD STREET, whore he will continue to
manufacture the best quality Of Ladies and Cen
tlemen's, Misses and Boys BOOTS and SHOES -
will also keep full assortment Of good READY
MADE WORK. | intend to sell these goods at as
low prices a. the hest quality can be sold at.
intend to SeH cheaper than usual to suit these hard
times. Please give me a call, at 20j BROAD street,
between 18th and 5th, next 10 Henry MillerS
ia 2a-6tk GEORGE FRIDAY.
~; FOR NEW OKLEAN>.-Thes qpeIior
g. faSt-sailing Schr. "SOCTliERNkR, Bill
Lows. master, having the greater portion
Of her cargo engaged and going on board viii have
Immediate dispatch. For remainder, or passage
having good Accommodations apply to
ia 23--ot W. y. COLQUiTT y co.
e. FOR Il L y IA good Bi;l' li"t 81,
aI", with two large rooms, IN Sidney, opposite
----@ the Baptist Church, AT - per month. In
quire OF Mr.. HOLLOWAY, who lives next door.
u ait
e~a FOR RENT--rhe eligible and commo-
F4i:; dious STORE ROOM, Main street, doors
above stu. Apply on The premises
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re SpotSwood Hotel Hair-DresSing Saloon.
GEO. j. HlSSERiCII, the celebrated HAIR CUT
TER AND ARTIST OF his profession. respectfully
informs the citizens of Richmond that he has taken
charge OF the new and elegantly fitted mp HAIR
DRESSING SALOON under the spotswood Hotel.
where he will at all times be ready to give HOT
and COLD and SHOWER BATHS, and attend to
everything in the line of his profession
ia q-ImS
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ATTENTION. FAYETTE ARTIL.

FWS LERY.-As>emblc at your ARMpRl this
'sf3f&{ WEDN kSDAI) evening, Jan. 23d, at =
49, clock, for drill and meeting.
Dy order of Capt. CiBELL.
Ia 23-It JAMES y CLARK Isl Scrg't.
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ROBERT A. MARTIN,
WALTER X MARTIN,
ROBT TANNAHiiL,
NJ NJ. MARTIN, JR.
Il IL ErNNINIHAM. Ik
RESIDENT PARTNERS

niSSOLUTION.-Th firm of 81 BLhii
~ SMITH Is this day dissolved by mutual coz,
sen, JoHs A. SMITH having sold out his interests
r. b. sUBLBTT;
JOHN A. SMITH.
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gRICHaoA THEATRE-
kusKEL MoxLEY. Sole Lessees and Managers
Third Week Of the Bri liant Engagement of
MISS JOEY G0UGENHEIM.
Second Night of the New Patriotic Song,
"SIC SEMpER TYRANNlS."
Words and Music by Professor j. IL HEwIrr.)
MISS JOEY
NEW Virginia SONG,
Words by GEO. KUSKEL, Esq }
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 20.
win be performed the Fairy Burlesque Extrava-
CANA of
CIND RELLA,
In which Miss JOEY will be supported by Mrs
DeBar, Misses Vernon, Newton, Darlington, Nor
ton, and Mossgs. Bailey, Merton, Barron, &c.
The performance will commence with the new
Comedy OF the
LOVE KNOT
Characters by Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. DeBar, Misses
Darlington, and Messrs. Bailey, Howe, Medium,
Warwick &c.
l, TO LIEUT.. GEN. WINFIELD
V~-sa SCOTT, Commander in Chief of the Ar
NV OF the late United States. Sir Do you recol-
lect being the guest of the city OF Richmond at II
public dinner In honor of yourself in the year
1919, and having there offered the following pat
rlotie sentiment?
1.-THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
Breaihes there the man with soul so dead,
Who never to himself hath said,
This is my own, my native land.
ATIRGlNIAN WHO WAS PRESENT.
Richmond, Va, January, 1851. ia 2s--lt
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p JOHNB YOUNG. Eso..-pEARs SIR

JOHN b. YOUNG, Esq. --DEAR SIR {:
AS>~Ssa Ionr friends, without party distinction,
are dtsir3ls to elect You to the STATE CONNEN-
TON. We feel that safely rely.on your
frinness to do everything that is necessary to sus
tain the Interests nd honor of the state. and also
upon your moderation not to do anything unne-
eeSsary or needlesslv rash. From your long resi-
dence, and your personal and official intercourse
with the people Of lIenrico, we think you pecu-
liarly qualified to represent their wishes aud to
command their confidence. Please inform the
public whether you will consent to represent Us
in the Convention, and respectfully request
You to give your views upon the questions which
the Convention is called to determine.
ia 22--ts MANY VOTERS OF HENRlCO.
ea- TO THE PEOPLE OF RICH
SS~Ca MOND Among the numerous canGl-
dates who have been mentioned for the COME =
TfON not one has been nominated from JEFF Err
son WARD. We, therefore, will support the fol
lowing ticket, representing the true interests oil
the South. viz
JOSEPH NJ. CARRINGTON,
OLIVER i. BALDWIN, and
GEORGE W. RANDOLPH, -
"a 2@-2t* MANY VOTERS.
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ne One Trial will insure the Use of Semi
PIES INfALLIBLE BAKING pow DER in any
family, if properly used. For sale by Druggists
and Grocers. ia %
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- CONVENTION DISCUSSION.

CONVENTION DISCUSSION.-
- The candidates TO the STATE C0NVEN-
TON from CHESTERFIELD, Will address the
people at CHESTER, on FRIDAY next, AT l. oclk.
Those who desire to be present from this city will
take the accommodation train at o'clock in the
morning, and return at half-past6. ia .s-3tk
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-, THE NAN FoR THE TINES :

ES>ASa We take great pleasure III calling on DR..
b. Brown WILLIAMS to announce himself a
candidate TO represent us in the CONVENTION,
for which election is to be held on the 18th of
February next This is the most important DELHI
erative body that has been called since the RevO-
luton, and we want our best for this great
occasion. Tia 23-2tk MANY NOTEKs.
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ss Constitutions that have been ncarI,

worn out flom dyspepsia and Disordcred Bowels
and Liver. can be entirely cured by the regular
use of BAKERS PREMIUM BiTTERS. To be had
OF all the principal Druggists IN Virginia
orders will be promptly flled. by addressing
ia la-ts T.. BAKER; Richmond, Va.
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HgRICHaoA THEATRE-
kusKEL MONKEY. Sole Lessees and Managers.
|. B. PHILLIPS. Stage Manager.
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Third Week Of the Bri liant Engagement Of
MISS JOEY GoUGENHEIM.
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B. MORRIS will be voted for as OF the
Delegates 10 the STATE CONVENTION, from
this city, by many voters who appreciate his pc
cuiar fitness for the position
ia l&-tdc%
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sPEoIAH NOTICES.

Kg Ii :. Mihis;ers to i Mind Diseased: -
d. dyspepsia aud Its conepi8itant evils, result in
bodily az It ell NJ Henta suffering. The oXyGE-
MATED BITTERs In restoring the, digestive or
gars 10 perfect health, Restores the mind 10 It's
sold Sold by YgiIIE &. GRAY. PuRtEtL. LApp 4
Co, w. PETERSON. J. p. DIV AL,and by all
othe dealers in medicines ia 23--2tWNS
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Righ Water this daY Hednesday) at "a o elk
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4 SERVANT WOMAN FOR SAIE PRI-

~ NATELG w have for sale NEGRO Wo
MAN, well qualified; has been raised in a very
respectable family, and sold for fault whatever.
II Immediate application is made, Il bargain
be had. PULLlAM s. CO.,
ia I5-tS Auctioneers
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Having formed a Co. par,ner.hip. under ,h,,

Having formed Co Pa rtnership. under ths
conducting the COMMISSION and FoRWAkDiNf"
BUSINESS, in the city Of Richmond. We re,p"Stsu.1
ly offer services 20 the planters o lrgl altS
North Carolina, for the sale Of all kinds oi ~
TRY PRODUCE, and fer the forwarding 81 Nc We
ehandike and Manufactured Tobacco. feeling tD-
ndent from cur past experience in the iasinr.
of our ability ,cproect the Interests Of our III
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ri meeting at CITY HALL on THU RSDAI EVEN
I'll ING next, at y 'ci X. PuuctuaI attendance is
up for action. BY order OF the Captain.
ia 23-et JAMES WRIGHT, O. :.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-23

DLEASE IAh Z NUT1t Ell tlkU ms maihUd
i vi returning my sincere thanks to my
toners who have promptly paid their accounts.
To those still indebted to Inc, immediate payment
is earnestly requested. All debts due previous TO
the l>t of January last, unless satisfactorily
ranged, will be paced i'll other hands Tor cUllec-
tiuu suIt, without further notice Us longer in
diligence cannot he given under any circum-
stances. trust my Customers Will see The urgent
necessity OF paying up 1T once
III % AI.rktD MOSES. SO Main street
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VIRGINIA STATE C0NEEN-
- T4QA rllTIlETS- TlLKEI.
IUBGE John ROBERTSOX,
J RANDOLPH TUCKER,
Z. iIRLEE lENEN VI E-Cr
Hg FOR THE CONVENTION.-R. F

Tine above ticket Will be voted for by all cltl-
zens who desire to maintain NirgEia's rights. IN
the Union or out Of IT, at all hazards. ia 2i--ts
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WANTEU--A TEACHER.--A Virginia I.4w
w whoylias had some years. xpeiience in t.sstl
ing the English branches and Music, wishes niJs.
in the country city. Apply To Piees
in 25--dScwtt j. W. RAS DOLPtI. BookssIlel