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DOIfGIIrY.

n Auotioneer, will se l. ih day, NJ nAlf pas. II
O'c'o,k. at saesrom, ~ Nassau -, large assurt-
mont Of new and second band hou sshod frnitiirr--
car .si- mitrcrs. sofas chsirs, bureaus washstands
be,ts,esds, lair mattresses, louages chairs, Sc II
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE-W. n. LEWIS
Il will sell this day, NJ Isl Bpwsy, Cup stairs
y order Of w. SIMPSON a co, large lOt ut win
ter go'ds consisting oi Blankets quilts, sc; also
z wis, sfawls, remnants, &r. Sale 10 cummrrce
NJ lOh o'clock -
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PREPARED FooD-FAMILIEs, SOL

u dieS and travellers viii hAd IL q cheap and con
yeneni article Of food IL being prepared purely from
wheAs corn; milk and sugar. IL cents . bag
phoWk d Go, u hsocker d, up stairs 90
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BARGAINBLA.cKS. Ky vELvET BoSSETs SIGs1S Els
nets silk bonnets, childi ems hats and voyet tur-
bins evening bOnnets, theatre and opera bnnnetA,
S3 L, BINN's Millinery bSi Broadway, up stairs,
opposite Metropolitan HOtel. ocl2 4tac'loI
DONNETS CHEAP BAR0AINS-BON-
ID nsta Of the latest styles also chldrens hAt. Of
Ill shapes and nylss millines supplied wsh NIB.
hons, dowsrs frames, DO, n the lowest prices, ~
Ms. n. BIlgHrs millinery, ais Canal a. Stranger
win do well 70 cAll. otrau and beaver hssa oiesnsd.
OhsApaa plAes IN We GV, soa tsAe'rn
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A L. SMITH, AUCT'R - WILL SELL
~ Ills day At 10y o'clock. the cnihe firnitdre
Of iam ly glvi'g up housekeeping, in the private
resfenco ls1 Eighth =, near BrusdwAy. ESc-y-
thing must he removed ths day.
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AuCrlONEER-
w mort3age sale on tAls day, at w pal0cki the
lease. stock and ytr res Of tAe hrst-cAss grocery
i ne n the south sixth and nh sta, vii.
i,nslnrgh; the sock Is large aso lard pr - H1d
hUi en- sausage outer, one hOi 40, wagon and hai.
ness. WIN. ABBOTT, Any tor mortgage, ONCE
East Br Adway l''
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TT s. ARMY.
-. Wanted for the 10Th Reg. U. 8. Infantry,
~, no. able-bodied men, unmarried and not over
. years Of age.
Men enl sting for this Regiment ara not sepsrated
would he the in enlistng for the general SER
CO, and all who enlist Immediately 60 N I'll up tae
FRY b@tAuloh, "nleh " heaI,y IeAdy ior Tue hell,
vice As in the vOu teeI's' years.
Mechsnios and tradesmen, who enlist, arc, by the
Regulation, entiIled " extra pay when employed
uTon their trades.
An seoOAd Lie'icRanciss are dUed from the ranks.
IhIELLIGESr, EDUCATED HOUNG AEs AEE WASTED
ron NoH-,OMMlHstuSEb oFFIDERs. SUou AEE SIRE
To EE'ElNE PROMOTIONS NEgr soon, ~ Sor APPOINT.
III Al USCE.
u uuty at time of discharge 800.
Recruits sent at once TO Headquarters at Fort
Han itOn.
Apply at RENDEZVOUS, 70 Chatham st.
A. j. DALLAS,
Capt. 18th Infantry,
oci4 12'l0S Recruitlrg officer.
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THOMAs yEITCM, AUCT,R-OFFICE,

THOMAS NEITCH, AUCTR-OFFICE,
Il al Broadway. By order OF Hon. EDWARD
g. WEsT, Surrogate, | will sell wednesday,
Ocober lGto, 1851 at 10 a. m, at No. 20 Sixth ave,
a LIrga lot Of ruae.ood, mahogany, walnut and oak
suits In brocatelle, hair cloth, and uncovered bel
ftcads highly carved centre tables, cOttsge recep-
u,n. dining and cane chars and stools, Iursans
etagerts, side boards soin lounge aud chair frames
iaiio, horse, cart, harness and wagons, &c also
lease oi premises &c, &c, being the stock Of AL
BERT srElNIIAUS, deceased. 5. +. Russell,
Puhlc AdmiuiEtTatOr. OLD 2is'l0J
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DAWNBROKER5 SALEr-A. M. CRISrA.
4 LAR, Auctioneer, ~ hIwory, will sell, this day
10Th, ~ 10Y o'clock, Argo aud general asortm vt
~ uisn's and wome = wearing, insisting Of silk
aud other drossce, hrochc, Grape, and woulsn
GlASlg, remnants coats, pautr Y Ht ronnNnia,
d tH &C. ~ order Of A. d. JACKSON, o. Wd-
ker 81. lSI
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DAWNRRoKEk,S SALE THIS DAY

DAWNBROKEkS SALE THIS DAY
JOHN MORTIMER, 10 East Broplway, will
ael 400 loh OF men aud womsn'- clothing Cpnsist
iog ~ .,ts PANTS vests silk aud other dresses,
81 iawls, quilts and blHr kots rtmnM T. of ilk, de-
lAine- calico large l,l ,f lcat er beds and pillows,
to numerals to mention; please come early. The
sale 10 ccrnmfnre ut i0A u'clurk precisely liy
n.d,r Of SAIOMONS Il Co, Gl5 Hud on Vt. l2G
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WIN. Writers, AUC, WILL SILL
w this day, at O'Clock, st ~ Canal 81, ly yir-
tue of a Chatel mortgage, all the pHrlor, chamber,
dining room aud kitchen nim'tnreof a large house,
comprising every thing useful and necessary for
h,usekecpng - velvet tapestry, 3-ply and other
caruet. uil,lDths, 30; stoves, crOchery, e.. By
order Of TnOs, CUSHING, Attorney for A9rtga-
gee. l7'
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MILITARY.
DAY OF DECEASED SOLDIERS
l. promptly procured, by
3. SIMPSON, Attorney,
oi4 s'il5 Pine Ut. basement, New Yo

RECRUITS wANIED-FoR THIRD RE-
lNgiment Excelsior Br gAde, Col. NELSON TAY-
LOR commanding. nov at Washington number
Of able boded men will be received into this fine TO
gmsI /, and se Immediately on to the seat of war,
by applying TO Lieut. PENNOCK, 900 Bro IdwAy.
n " company Ia forming for the regiment, in v hich
2 Sergeant. and Corp0rsls are waited, besides =
umber Of men. Apply 10 Chambers IT. ocl6 o.
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GROCERIES.

CHEAP PROVISIONS FOR TIE MIL
~ lon-HeGh bpef mutton and lamb, from ~
S cents per lb; torned do, from 10 cents; p 'rk
trimmings cts. n; pigs heads, 8 cts; Orange Co.
butter and cheese, from 10 ~ cts. 933 and s3b
West 18th st. lot 10th and 18th ave. N. B.-Cut
this out and give us call Live chickens aud ducks
from -. pair. Ocl5 B'135
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TREAT AsSIGNEE'S SALE OF STOVES

" The stock of who'c.alo dealer, will lc s,d ~
! 4. NJ NC\N a co, Az thuc'fs On ThursdIy,
OF iIth, At lnN u',l ck u III Nassau ~ large
tSs. rm,rt Ct cook and uarlnr stoves, heaters aud
tauR,s. As, large lot of q, ppcr h1tioms A
good oppm tuniiy f't dealers ard "a srs Sale post
vc. ~ order Of W. II. GRAHAM. Assignee. III
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TO LET.

A PARTMENTSTO LET-CHEAP APART
hmen,H Gu Sd ave, sol aud sOy, let both and
9th sts; also in rear T35, and stores In the
sea. ocil 24Ac'il3
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DAWNBRoKRk'S SALE THURSD AY,
at lOH O'Clock, at BELL * ISGRAIAN's )
auction 70 ms, 20 Ne" B,wery, vsnaale assor.
meat Of pledged goods Particulars day Of sale. by
order Moasrs. FBIDESDERG's, 800 u vt Broai.
way. Pas nbrokO's sales irom others announced
tom orrow. 20
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< & j. BOGART, AUCTIONEERS-TIlIS
-. dav, 1t lU6 p'clnCk. at tie auction rooms No
1 Mouth william st. household furniture, mahogany
!, f,s lounges, bureaus tAbes chairs, carpets oil
cloth washfapds, orockery, book case, N ,hogany
desk, FIRE proof salr, bedsteais hods aud bedding,
kt hen furniture me ref igcrGtOr tables, g., also
sheriifs sac, lot men aud b, y's caps. ll9
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AUCTION NOrTCBs.

A UCTION NOTICB-CROCKE2Y, GLASS,
6lFrench, china, kerosene lamps, So, BY WIN. W.
SHIRLEY, Auctoneef, Tnutsiay. Ot, 1Tth, at 10
O'Clock, st IS Warren st. ~ c the business, about
Geo lots, the balance not sold the lith; sale atso
lutte for each; city and country dealers will do well
70 sttend; also shelving of floors, oho' urniturA
sc. Ocl5 3is'lSg
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HENRY GllEN, AuC'R WILL SELL
- III, day, at 10y o'cl,ck, at tie store lQi Wi.
nam si-Gro'r" ~, "tnc' iq .oiI seRars, ~. As1
At lih O'Clock, a 'argc Vt.rttv -. clntlnE, b, IL
aud 5uo's, dry and tnry = OIL Jev'lry, So. ~
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DUESE LOSr-ON SATURDAY, IN A
Fourth avenue stage, or In the street, brown
Gather purse, with stesl clasp, containing about
Su in gold and bils; tutahle reward will be paid
ior It's re,uIn " lsl Lexington avenue. q
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MoRIARTY. AUCrR-wIIL SELL

- this d vat 10y o.ioyI, 1T lIj Ch,lham nlIa-c,
su'ss, uuuFCH, hureaus, chairs, tables, hpdStsals,
leather Ocls, mattWssre, c'oyks, oil paintings,
'hswls, Dies guJJs; asu variety uf ia icy md lry
l'uui- Sn!p without The l,aat reserve 81
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MEMORANDUM BOOK LOST-si RE
Niwarl-Los, or Monday, 1th, smsl mo noian-
iun bO X, OF no value to sry person but tho own'r,
In going tr IN Clymer At t. GreenpIiu bridge,
w inms' urgh. Whoever will return the sans 10
JOIN DOUGLAS, lSI k.m ave, will receive tie
slOSe reward. l42
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Nj J. BENDALL, AUG, WILL SELL
W. IL day, ut - B,i ~, near Hud4ln, at lOA
o'clock large 'rtmcnt " slcgan, usehnld fur
niturc, BRUSSELS a'd ingram carpets mirrors q !
paintings, leds and hedsieads oilcoths aud kiteh-
IN nuinltute, with which the sale will commenco3I
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ENIPI.OYMENT-FemnIe,

CRWlNG MACHINE OPERATORS WANT.
~ edo expeIier cod operate 9 wiIh their sewing
machines, ~ 4l3 B'oadVAy, Bird floor; oonsta-t
work insured, and regular pay. OLE 2'iOs
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DAwNBRoKER's sALE-B. LEVY, AUG

DAWNBROKER'S SALE-B. LEVY, AUG
tloncc., 81 Ca.ia'iue st, will sell this day. at
II y o'clock, SILK ard other dressS, quilts, han
tts, shAW h., skrt', cosk-, shirts, chcmies, sheets
SC. mtu's clothing, watches, jewery, &c. order
u. BARNETT. ~
DAwNBROKERS SALE-A. NJ CRI5TA-
LAR will sell, Thursday Oct lhsr lTt1, ll' ge
lot o mems cloth Eg cDufitting of overcOas, frock
COATS Ia T. v,ss, remnants Cl cloths, g.. ~ order
Of j. LYNCH, 7S q and 1t. l3D
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HAIR BRACELET, Sc, LOST-ON TUE
u 1T net, from NeS York to Br okyn
tn 'u4i Fulton fer v, small bnX containing n
l,jys hair l'Hc,lcL gold clasp: Alao three small
pa,tr, tapts oi Csp,. uALCROw. Whoever hAs
ti Il ~ sHme and bring them to Mcssrr APPLE
The sun., 1861-10-16

CEWING MhCHHNES-wANTE TWO
~ operators On neu's sewing mach ne ~ WORK
on ladies' and genis BSlmoral uppers. AIply g.
ELISHA HANsHEw,'s 81 Fulton st, corner N.sslu,
Brooklyn. 20
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DIED.

At his residence, in the COUNTY 3f Hes rieo on
JOIN TGSk 81 % ss ssh ah 1T Mr.
leaving wife. one child, and largo number Of
friends and relatives to mourn their loss.
at o'clock P NJ. o-day, where his family and
acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.
J6n II fyeTear;Yharg on the morning q he ss inst,
Ing wife aud ve s ss y to mourn their loss
His fuperai will be preached to-day. Goth
inst At 10 o'clock, at the Baptist Chapel, on Ore
gDa NE His friends and acquaintance are re-
Be Petersburg and Norfolk papers please copy,
,1~r1erdar morning. the sse last, at 10 o'ciock,
Mrs. BRIDGET sHEAHAN, consort Of Timothy
Shesh:a, aged about IS years.
Her funeral will take place this afternoon at q
O'Clock, from ST. Peters tCatholic) Church The
friends and acquaintance OF the family are in-
vited to attend
On sunday night. eth inst. JAMES F. GUM,
infant son of j. +. and Eudora ii. Gum, aged
months.
The friends of the family are respectfully invi-
ted to attend his funeral from Leigh Street
Church, at D O'Clock, Tuesday, goth inst
o. YsstsTdas 4 il g,Sloss n; Col HENRY w.
The friends of the family, as also Of the family
of John Thompson, respectfully invited to at
end his funeral at T. oS4ek on
Moore 81 without further invitation.
At summer Hill, in the county of Amherst, ON
the 23d inst, MARY ANN. the only child of II. n.
and Ella NJ. DoX, aged four months and twenty
days.
Bright, sweet, little innocent the Joy aud COM
fort of her devoted parents; she has but ex,
changed this for brighter existence in tho world
above
suffer little children to come unto me, for Of
such is the kingdom of heaven III {.
On Sunday morning, the 9th inst, at o'clock
A. ~, kDMONIA b, CARTER, wife Of Gustavus
q. Carter, after an illness Of ten days.
Her funeral will take place from the residence Of
her husband, in Henrico county, on Tuesday
next, 23th inst, at IL o'clock NJ. The friends and
relatives OF her husband, and those of he mother
Mrs. Sophia =. Redd are invited to attend.
January o5th, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, only son
of William T. and Hardnia NJ. L. Coghill, aged
s months and 10 days.
And is my baby gone,
My precious infant fled,
And is that lovely form
Reposing with the dead
Yes. yes, the conflicts Ger
The mortal strife is past;
NY sweet Frank is no more,
saw him breathe his last.
Lonelys the house and sad the hour
Since thy sweet smiles are gone;
But, oh a brighter home than ours
In Heaven is now thine own.
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A New and Formidable Instrument OF War
fare..A Hint for the South.

We have always believed that If Northern
property had been despoiled us that OF INC
South has been, If there had been JOHN bKo"S
raids into the North, there would nave oeen
far less forbearance and moderation thah 'h0
South has exhibited. The New York hTpFeSs
gives a leaf from the early history OF Ne"
York. which shows that upon an alleged az
,.mnt At insurrection IN New York, twhleh
afterwards turnea out 10 be unto unded'l not
LAWYER volunteered for the defence, put Tue
whole bar appeared for the Government and ,ae
Judge abused the prisoners most seandaiousiy
from the bench, winding up by sending
them to the stake and the gallows. Another
example has Just occurred Of the yigor ana
spirit with which Northern men defend lhe'i
property when IL Is assailed. Upon the ia'e
false report Of conspiracy to seize the
BROOKLYN Navy Yard IN addition TO the usual
military preparations, Chief Engineer hisa, In
charge of the steam and other machinery, mac
under his charge twelve large steam boilers
(sone Of them on wheeis,) and number OF
powerful steAm pumps and fire engines, te
which hs had ready for attachment India rub
ber hose, 70 lead 70 any or all parts Of thu
yard, steam being kept on the boilers ready fol
action at all hours. Tho pumps could be pu
into operation AT any time, throwing han
dreds Of tons Of boiling hot water into tn
faces Of the invaders, In the same manner tina
cold water IL thrown from steam fire engines
.of course no number Of men could stand on
,ntnute under spch fearful and terrible havoc
THIS powerful weapon Of defence, not hereto
fore known In warfare, Is proposed by MI
Use 70 b. applied 70 all Notifications an
steamships Of war, 70 that taking by storm
or boarding would be impossible"
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The LesIslatnre.


In the Senate yesterday, bills were reported
for incorporating the Hebrew Benevolent Se-
ciety. Of Alexandria and the Parkersburg
Bridge Company. A resolution was offered
for providing more summary way OF dispos-
sesstng tenants, in certain cases; also, one
asking the Auditor for Information as to the
probable deficiency in the Treasury on the
3oth of September next. and how to meet the
same A letter was read from Governor
Hicks. of MARYLAND stating that Commission
ers from his State would meet those OF Nir-
rinia and other States in Washington, on the
4th of February, to Try and adjust the difiicui-
ties now existing between the two sections OF
the Confederacy. A bill was passed amend
ing the charter Of the Bank Of the Common
wealth A resolution TO adjourn till Feb
ruarv 9th was laid on the table. a commit
too If two ON tho par. Of tho Senate, was ap-
pointed 70 pfovide place Of meeting for the
State Convention.
The House passed Senate bill, incorpofat-
ing the Virginia Sugar Refinery Company: A
resolution, inviting The clergy of all denomi-
nations 70 open the daily sessions with prayer,
was adopted. A statement, showing the in
debtedness Of certain railroads TO the State,
for interest on loans, &c, was ordered TO be
printed Resolutions of inquiry We're offered
for valuing property seized on executions,
and causing the same 10 realize two thirds of
its assersed value; for vacatng all the Off
ces in the militia, and ordering new election;
for prohibiting the emancipation OF slaves by
will; for encouraging independent manufac-
turers in Virginia; for Incorporating the
American Agency for referring the proposed
sale of State muskets to the Military Commit
tee for authorizing he High Constable of
Richmond to sell slaves and other property,
seized in execution, atNfbe City Hall. and for
referring the subjea Sherirs' bonds to
the Committee of Courts of Justice, A bill
was reported for amending the militia
laws, so as to make them more efficient. A
message from the Governor, transmitting the
acceptance of Maryland to the proposition to
send Commissioners to Washington; a com
munication from the President of the Georgia
State Convention, transmitting the Secession
Ordinance of that State. and the resolutions
adopted by that body, Jan. ed and 23d, was
read and ordered to be printed An amend
ment was agreed to, to the bill appropriating
one million of dollars for State defence, do
mating $4,000 OF the amount to building an
Arsenal in the Kanawha Valley.
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HRIcHMoN THEATRE

HRIcHMoND THBATRB.-
KUSKEL MoxLBY Sole Lessees and Managers.
SUCCESS, BEYOND PARALLEL,
NEW GRAND RoMANTIC SPECTACLE,
BURDETT HOWE.
NECROMAN NICE K;
EXCEEDS IN MAGNIFICENCE
ANY previous Spectacle Production, Astounding As
ii does in
NEW AND GORGEOUS SCENERY
WONDERFUL MECHANICAL ILLUSIONS,
While tho plot and situations are Of
ABSORBING INTEREST,
And elicitinS from
CROWDED AUDIENCES
THE MOST INTENSE DELIGHT
TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 90.
Will be performed the b new Romantic spectacle q
NECROM ANGER
THE SIXTH VICTIM
In the course of the piece the following NEW and
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY will be exhibited
THE CASTLE OF LIONEL DANNEks,
OLD wEIs Tk hnAIkLB BRIDGE,
THE VENUS FOUNTAIN,
PANDEM0NIUM.
chARNAL HoUsE,
MAGICAL TRANsFoRMATIoS
REALMS Is 81 6Ff BLISS.
HAPPY DENOUEMENT.
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THE STEAMSHIP "YoEKTowS," Capt. PARRISH,
having been laid up for repairs, is now on the
route between this city and New York. The
.'Yorktown'' having been thoroughly repaired,
painted &c, is now in excellent order. The
attention of the travelling public is respect
fully requested to this cheap and expeditions
route to New York leaving Richmond Tues
dav afternoon a. o'clock, via Norfolk.
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AssssrxD. Hiram Monlton, The brother and
ss.octats Of Jno. Monit0n, alias "Dr Marc
lars.s hss been arrested In New Orisans Both
shs uars3es, Il will be rscollscted, ran OF from
Riesmond. Va, aftsr perpetrs4ng nsmsrous
ertnAlss, snd though john was arrested, Ms
a1epsnpite has never hesn discovered III now.
r. = ! nataye of Now OEleans, ard nan away
fIon thees With large amount of ffsight
1900 fkom ) steemm % which he was clark.
r. neesed under thsname p Geo. 2, show-
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The Meeting Last Night.

The African Church was densely crowded
last Right. and great excitement and contu-
sion prevailed. The object of the meeting,
however, was accomplished, in the nomina-
ton of the following ticket for the State Con-
yention GEORGE w. RANDOLPH, JOHN o.
SrEGER, and Judge JONI ROBERTSON. The
meeting adjourned AT a late hour, and we are
unable to give full report Of the proceedings
in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-29

TEE NEW RIFLE CohrAxy.--The meeting
called TO organize Rifle Company was held
last night as tbs Young Guard Annory. The
attendance was good, and large number Of
nasnss were enrolled. After some dsiihasa-
tion, committee was appointed to prepare
business Tor meeting 70 be called on Friday
night, d the same placs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-29

CoMaIssIoNBRs FROM KENTUCKY The Legis-
lature of Kentucky has appointed the follow
ing Commissioners TO meet the Commission
ers OF Virginia, at Washington, on the Atm OF
February: James b. Clay, Joshua r. Bell,
Ex-Governor Morehead. VIM. o. Butler, Jas.
Guthrie, Chas. A. Wickliffe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-29

J. R. & X. Co.-The stockholders of the
James River and Kanawha Company We're in
session in this city last evening The meeting
was called in reference to the action of the
Legislature upon the proposed sale OF the
Canal.
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At Eennons, Amelia county, on Thursday, the
2!th January, by Rev. A. =. Dickinson, EDMoND
est daughter Of the late Major John B. steger
In the city Of Washington, J.. ca, by the Rev.
Mr. sunderland Or the 18th ult., WIN. 7. KEN
DRiCk ssd Miss VIRGINIA G., adopted daughter
Of the late Major Giinn
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LOST.


r OST-On Saturday, the Goth inst, on Broad,
/ ! between Sd and 4th SITS, my FREE PAPERS.-
Tn ey were in piece of white paper. will give
81 reward for them if left at this Office.
LIZZIE JANE LYONS,
ia osot% free W oman of color.
OS Il OR NlSLAID--A CERfRlCATE OF
IL CITY SAVINGS BANK, No. l,37s, dated Au-
gust 10, 1880. All persons cautioned against
receiving or trading for the same. la 2s-St"
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rrss.-Ths alarm cf flpe last evening, about
hall -past o'clock, was occasloned BY ths igni
sjon OF barrel Of charcoal on Mr.. William
Ready's premises, IN thu second ward
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BE Wheeler L. Wilson's
SEWING MACHINES.
(227 Main street, Richmond,
Z. II. CRAlGE, Agt, i9A Sycamore St, Petersburg,
tJohnsuns Hall, Norfolk

E. II. CRAlGE,Ag 40, Sycamore st :, Petersburg,
tJohnson's Hall, Norfolk.
Extract from the Report of Judges at Fair of Va.
Mechanics Institute 1880.
No. l. The WHEELER WILSON Machine
makes what is popularity called the iock stitch and
in view of the economy Of thread required for
said stitch its elasticity, strength and beauty vi
appearance the committee prefer it for the prdcti-
cal purposes of sewing.
1--WE find in this Machine simplicity-all parts
being particularly adapted to each other, and to the
office which they perform, resulting ia a freedom
from deydnqenent and need for repairs, with
of adjustment not attained in the more complicated
contrivances. In our examination We ind in
WHEELER i WILSON'S Machines these advan-
tages all Others: LIST. Its bearing surfaces and
parts having reciprocating motion are very light,
aud the more rapid motions rotary aud con-
tnuous, thus econonizinq both time and poneT. I'd
One tension, which is arranged with peculiar sim
plcitv and perfection, controls both threads. i'd.
The simple manner of controlling the loop OF the
needle and thread, dispenses with the of take
ups, Objectionable in other machines"
ia 25--lw*
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NJ ..Greas Reduction I'm Prices.....-4a
STAPLE rPsEcY DRY GOODS.
T. MILIHISER & BROTHER,
f1aa BROAD STREET. !

1893 BROAD STREET.
Are now offering their whole stock OF desirable
GOODS at deduction of IS to SO per cent. on for
mer prices.
IA Z MOTTO
5 eco yards Merrimaek PRINTS, at 10 cts. the yd.
Best Bleached and Brow n SHIFTING and SHEET
ISG-very cheap.
All 'reu sHEETISG, at s2a rs, and s7a cents the
yard.
Pillow LINENS, ut s7a cts the yard.
Hem-stitched Linen Cambria HANDKERCHlEFs,
at one shilling.
900 pieces Of w hite. Pink, and Blue TARLATAN,
at half their value.
White CamDrle, Jaconet, Nansook, Check MUS
LINS and BRILLIANTES-cheap.
Table Linen DIAPERS, NAPKINS, ToWELlNG,
&c, ut great bargain.
Black SILKS at sacrifice. Fancy SILKS about
so cts. and 81.
Rich Lace and Muslin CURTAINS, at sacrifice.
A large lot OF Marseilles 0 Ut X Z ES,
slightly soiled--very cheap. go,
RE- Cash and punctual credit customers VIII
find it to their advantage to give us an early call
ia 2a-2w j. MILLHISER BRO.
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NJ 4 southern Mannfacs"TInS House In

First by COOKE RYAN;
cudly, by PETER COOKE;
3rdlv, by COOKE u HILL;
4thly. by ALEX'R hill;
5thy. by ALIEN X HILL Il co.
We are prepared to manufacture LADIES ,
GENTS, MISSES and BOYS SHOES of every de-
serpti0n, to which we most respectfully call the
attention of our friends, customers aud the public
in general.
ia 26-dlm ALEX HILL co.
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HIS NAMs-The name of the person shot
and killed in a beer saloon in Petersburg, Va,
Thursday night, proves 10 Re Osborne MeBee.
He was a native of Maryland.