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rMMENs REDUCTION IN PRICES OF KkApl,22
MADE CLOTHISG-Extra inducements ouereG IA
to cash BUYERS. As the season IS far advanced, anu PIX
still having a large stock Of Ready'Made CLOTHING on-
hand. | will offer, from this day, my entire r.. s inSi;s al p rF. ssi
greatly reduced. The public generally are u mS.,, g"
ard examine for themselves, at Lew
30. 90 Main ST., % door below nth Tor psarD 81 /,
2, ST. have on hand a large variety oil CaSSIu'eiS ~, nu
sipess Suits, Black Broad. Cloth Suits. Blue and BiaeS LON
DRESS Goats Over Coats Of all descriptions: Vests ana ram m
Of every kind and quality, cheap Servants Clothing, VIM
Jncsets for dinlng.room servants, Blue aud Grey n'auSets,
tc he. Cali soon and you will be convinced OF the above
fact. IN ,,t, s,-ee.
Jan "a Remember 10. " ''"'n '@N
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1 SOUTHERN LADY, who has had several
". years experience in teaching the English Branches,
With The IudIments of French and Music, desires a siua,
ton rs Il Goverurss in a private family. Satisfactory re.
fercnces given and required. Address, ~G0FERNESS,
Washington. q. c. Jan 23-2ls
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ma iotS, Jan. 24-Cotton has advanced
p. sOr,'er; sales Of upland middling at ~ q
Flour ) cents lower; Southern S 70 a Sc.
Va q csnt lower. Corn l cent lower; mixed
, tents. Lard heavy at 10 103 cents.
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CAPTAINS OF VOLUNTEER COMPANIES THROUGH.
OUT TIE STATE are respectfully Informed, That
the Commissioners appointed hy law, for the purpose OF IA
obtaining requirements, &c, have made contracts Tor
these items, AMI ~ lust IN they are delivered At this -
post they are issued Immediately, according to priority vi
date of orders.
CHARLES DlMMoCk Capt. sup't Armory:
r.,0-r Richmond. Va,
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BETS & GREGOHI AUCTs.

TsNLyEETY HEGKOES.-Th! dsy, a. 10 oclce
4 We will sell 90 likely slaves.
BELTS q GREGORY, Auc.s., Franklin Street
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1 TEACHER WANTED.-I wish to employ a
- Lady we'll qualified (by education and experienced TO
Instruct n few young ladies in the English branches, Music
OIL In. Piano, and would prefer she should be competent
10 teach the French Language. Apply TO the Subscriber
at buckingham COURTHOUSE, with references MS 10 qualif-
cations. &c. THOMAS +. PERKINS.
D.r 01-rvdr
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ftHCEEMnND FEMALE SEMINARY
ON GRACE STREET. BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH,

4. NJ. DUPUY, A. PRINCIPAL
THNliE next session Of this Institution will commence TN
i the LIST OF October, loGU, and will terminate on the Soth
June, ISL.
The Principal will be aided, as heretofore, by L we'll Sc.
lectrd corps Of Assistants, who, with their ability and e&pe-
rlrnce, cannot fall TO give satisfaction.
The Boarding department will be under the management
Of Mr. and Mrs. Dupuy, assisted by Mrs. Mary X. Casseis,
formerly Of Savannah. They alone will reside in the Semi
nary with The young ladies, aud VIII exercise Il p%Hrsntdl
care and control over those committed to their charge.
Tie sprcrss ~liicli has attended this effort 10 establish In
the city ui Richmond q Female Seminary OF the FIRST class
has encouraged The Principal 10 provide more ample &C.
COMMUNICATIONS for the next session. The buildings are Eow
being enlarged, and Important notifications will be made
In them, which will add greatly TO their convenience and
comfort. The lodging rooms uie large and well ventilated,
and not more than from two to Jour bnarIrrs will occupy
one room. The Recitation Rooms will be well arranged for
the accommodation o. the pupils.
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RfCHMOND FElkTILIXEK MANUFAC.
TURING
ROCKETS, RICHMOND, "a.
E ~ ARTNAN tItSrkAL iGESr

,. HARTMAN GESEkAL. agent,
MANUFACTURES and offers ior sale, In lots 10 sui, pur-
IN1 chuscrs, fine ground Bones, with their :rslnlc matter,
HARrMAS's Ammoniated Super Phosphate 81 Lane, made
OF bones deconposcd by s~ulphuric acid. Also, liartman's
Improved Manipulated Guano, male Of best Phosphate
Guano ~onc.half, (lecomposrd by %sulphuric scid) and of the
hest Peruvian Guano. These Fertilizers have been used
with the most satisfactory results.
Also for sale, American, Colombian aud Neyasra Goanos,
a. the loves; market prices.
TO be had at the Mills also, Of Messrs. w"MuLE & CIAr.
BosSE. and Commission Merchants, generally.
Aug l5-ly
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a- HosTETTEIs,s sToMAcIs hit

TElia-The stomach Is the fountain head OF scores of dis
eases which intcst the human system. Indigestion, bad
enough per sc, generates %diarrhGa, dyscntcry, fainlnrss,
vertigo, palpitution Of the heart, general debility, &c. Get
rid OF II, then, mt snce, by golng through q course OF HOS.
LETTERS STOMACH BlTrEES, II ~palatahle and refresh.
Ing preparation, which rs surely relieves all complaints OF
the stomach and Its dependencies. rs the sunshine Ilels
the snow. a course Of the medicine may not perhaps he
necessary. Que bottle Frequently accomp,i.ars complete
cure.
=: Forsale by Druggists and dealers generally every where,
and by IIUSTErTER & SMITH,
Manufacturers and prnprietors,
Jan 2S-lSw1Y No IS Water and IS Front Street.
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'N''ehacr OF AN Arsenal to The Georgia
State

>a',:::A. jan. 24.-About 700 State troops
ss.'.ea here this morning for the purpose OF
assassination o. The arsenal. Gov. Browr'
S' + r., demanded the surrender OF the
, ,"'' The demand was complied with at
- ls' y O'Clock. The Federal troops saIu'
H.: :ae AMERICAN flag. They 60 hence TO New
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FINE ASSORTMENT

SEASONABLE DRY GOODS.
nuR assortment Of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS
" Is very large and complete, and being all new and
fresh-having been purchased within a brief period pre-
sents unequailed attractions to all classes oil buyers IN TIE
various departments. DESTROYS OF reducing our STOCK, we
will oger Inducements to punctual credit aud cash custom
ers. We enulncratc-
Medium and fine Cloths, (blk and coTd) Cassineres and
restings.
Very handsome Virginia Cloths and Cassimeres, from tmt
Cr.ushay ills aud Miicr's Culpep-r Factory virginia
Fulied Cloths, Kentucky Jeans, Tweeds ana sauhe's'
blankets, &c. o,u,
A large supply of plaid and striped Cottons and osua'
burys; nos. / and Q Cotton osuaburgs, Cnbleached Dolnes
tics-fne and heavy. -
good opportunity for those wishing to make plantation
purchases early.
ed and striped Muslins, plain Swiss, Book Null ana nam
SOCK Muslius, Cambria Dimity, India Stripes ana r"lis
india ard Bishops Lawn, me'iiun and nne btlii.thts
Renting Irish Linen, Pillow Linen, Linen Sheeting, iaofe
Uamask, Cloths and Napkins, Doylies, HuckabacS, Diapel
Towels-supsrb supply; bleached shiriting and Shss'ihR.
DRESS GOODS-Silks for Spring, summer ana autumn
Bridal and party Silks, Poplins and Vairnrias, hoas'H,nes
ChaiIIes, Garages, Jackonets, Lawns, Prints, &C. NC. '"'
p.,,a-tnlrnt will repay the attention CT all buyers.
fubrui.lerirs, Lncss, Hosiery, kui. Shirts and pra~ers
T.li. and Piano Covers, Curtains-Lacr ana pamashi
Carpets of oil grades. Spring and summer Mantiins anu
Cloak. Shnwis Of all kinds. WATKINS II flChiEH:,
y. B.-Just received, ii new supply Of Alexander M"
Gloves. AL,
TJsnoj1 W. r.
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NOTICE..
y adjourned meeting cf the Stockholders Of The James
IA River and kanawha Company will be held NJ the
Office, in the city or Richmond, On MONDAY,
d.. ssh OF January, 1861, at N o'clock. T..
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
Know ALL MIS ny THsSH Presents: That We, The sub.
scribers, bring Stockholders in the James River and Kama.
villa Company, do hereby constitute and app.lnL -
- our true and lawful Attorney and Proxy, 10 repre-.
sent each Of Us In all General Meetings Of the Stockholders
OF said Company, held within six mouths from and after
the date hereof, when We are not personally present o: re.
ttorify. at sach General Meetings, to give such vote or votes
AMI TO DO such other act or acts, as each Of Us could give or
do. asa member OF the said meetings, II We were personally
present; and We do hereby ra;ify and confirm whatever
vote or votes, act or nets, our said Attorney may lawfully
give or do far uS, Ia pursuance Of the authority hereby con
fcred upon Linn.
Witn,ss our lands and seals, this - day of-, ore
,hqusand eight hundred and -. [SsAL
tSEALl
Ian oI-9,,wtd WN. =. NLSPORD-s .r'y'
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wAISNs EAEOE FEMALE COLLEGIATE
lNST1 rUTE.
T5'IIs school viii begin its fortieth Session. January 10th,
L well prepared. as In years past, TO impart Instruction
10 the solid and ornamental branches.
For further particulars apply 10
Dec lS-ctls,Feb julius WILCOX, prircipal.
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- spALDING,S PREPARED GLUE.

SaS To have Il :arori;e piece Of china clirpcd or
broken, a pet book with It's binding torn, i nice piece Of
furniture fractured, Is II terrible aud e.apcrdestroying
nuisance. not without rrmely, as We can testify. SIR.
SPALDlNG, who alyertiseS his Prepared Glue IL the
Press" to-day, sent Us some If il yesterday. We devoted
two hours TO It's practical npp!icatior-.rsult tH0 carved
chairs completely restored, many odds and ends of china
aud glass Eladc a. for use, i ta;;rrtd map made as good rs
new, several dagusrreoiypt cases renovated. and an old
fulio edition Of H~eroiotus and Homer, printed In the year
1913. whose antique boards Qitrral,y b0ardsD were split,
made strong enough to last for another century or two
We might have nrndsd any quantity OF chiidren's broken
toys, but cdved In after an hour \. the worst Of them. This
PREPARED GLUE, which is y liquid about as ;hick hs glue,
and applied by a brush which accompanies each bottle, !,
50 indispensable in u house that We now wonder how we
could have gone without it, Phi!adelphia Press, October
!, 1850.
Sold by all prominent Stationers, Druggists, Hardware
and Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy Stores.
1ap III ckprDuv
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PRorEsSoK H%oLcoMuE, OF the University Of
Virginia, has resigned. and is a candidate for
the place Of delegate to tho State Convtion.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SOUTHERN WhyERLY INSTITUTE.
RICHMOND, Va.

MRS. PETER =. MAYO, PRINCIPAL.
n rs. MAYO will open, on the first OF October next, IL
lEI lIoarding and Day school for young ladies. Her object
Is 10 combine a useful and complete English educulio.
with q practical acquisition OF French and Germa. and u
thorough knowledge Of Music. To accomplish this purpose
her professors Of Music, French and German will reside in
her family.
French, which Is the native language Of the resident Pro.
fesso-, will be the habitual language OF the family, ami
those studying German will he rcqu.rdcd tu converse IRE.
qurntly In that tongue.
For Circulars, containing Terms, References and other
Mrs. PETER =. MAYO Richmond. Va
- Mrs. MAYO has removed her rcsldrnce In the house
lately occupied by the late Judge +. V. Daniel, on Fifth, be-
tween Clay md Leigh Streets. Aug s-if
OLD DOMINION INSTITUTE.
TEIEdE next session Of this School for YOUNG LADIES',
4. located al the corner OF Fifth and franklin streets,
Richmond, Va, will begin on the LIST day Of October, lsGn,
and close OH the 3Dth Of June next ensuing.
BOARD or INSTRUCTION..
I. E. ShuGatr, Principal aud Professor 81 Mental and
Moral Science.
X. G. ellison, Ancient Languages and Mathematics.
Rev. james 4. Duncan, biblical Literature.
Mons. Edouard lioulayer, French.
Carlos Z. Mera. Spanish and Italian.
Albert De ltuediger, German.
Miss Maggie d. %lirander, Primary Engl!sf.
ilurace Chase, Plano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
o.. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
Oswald Heinrich, Painting and Drawing.
J. W.. Reeve, rrnmanship.
Dec lS-tf l.. Z. SHCMATE, Richmond, Va.
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est CHAS. i. M0RRlSS.
YAXOO CO'ETON LANDS!!!

FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE FOR NEGROES.
T1llIE undersigned proposes 10 sell, or exchange for
4 Negroes, from QUO to . 900 acres OF the finest Cotton
Lands in the YaLoo Valley. Some OF these Lands are IN
cultivation with Steam Mill and gins-others are deadensd
and can be easily improved.
These LANDS are In the richest portions OF Yazoo and
Washington Counties-are easy OF access, and Convenient
10 navigation.
ANY persons Wishing to negotiate, are referred 10 Messrs.
J. n. Anderson & Co., Trcdrgar Iron Works. Richmond, Va.
And can address j. ". BARNETT, or
II. LAWRENCE,
D.c c-Luf fozno CITY Nike
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Jan al-a,awtd wM. p. MUNF0RD. ser'y
sTAUNToN BOOT, SHOE aud LEATHER

rsIlIIS Company Is prepared 10 fill orders for Mems,
l. Women's, Boys and Girls Boots and lrogaus, of every
variety, from the finest Ladies' Slipper and Mem. Congress
Cater and Oxford Tie, to the heaviest Boot and Erngsn.
1t Is a Southern Factory, built up by Southern capital,
with the most approved machinery, worked By steam, and
having rs good wurEmcn as are In tine United States, ard
will furnish us good work, at the game price, as any FGctn.
~ in the Union. Let Southern men sustain Southern Man.
ufactures.
All orders pr. IMPLY filled, and Hl work warranted TO be
such as ordered. Address
WI. II. CARRIER,
Dec. Ig-dScom Superintendent.
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TWO NEW N0rES UrON WoKCEsTEE,S
JAMES WOODHOUSE & CO.,

Booksellers, Sta1Ioncrs, and Dealers In
,S4--e-5plASU fOitTES. GUITARS, flO- MIA
eGS LISS, MUSIC &C., SSaAy
g $50 Main Street., Richmond "a, S9.E
k1EG leave to call the attention Of the public TO
ID their stock OF Goods, which, already one Of the largest
in the state, IN their line Of business, they are now increRs.
Ing ny fresh supplies, which will makrl I complete in every
department., and well worthy the attention OF buyers.
They especially invite an examination from tho country
merchants. confidently believing that they arr Etic 10 sup.
ply their wants 10 their entire satisfaction.
rncy CAN furnish from their Eook-EindeTy AMI manufac.
tory every description OF Blank and Memorandum Book,
AMI at low prices.
Their Ware.Kpoms are constantly supplied with n large
assortment OF PIANO fOEsrtS Of the very best manufac-
ture, which they are willing to se!. On reasonable Terms.
orders are respectfully solicited and will be promptly
and faithfully atr!icdtU
JAMES WOODIIOCSE & co.
p. J. .-They have recently published Il new work by an
able anil distinguished Citizen OF virginia-Thr Lost prin.
cplc-Rddrrsscd especially TO the Young men OF the south,
but which has been ~favoraUly received by the reading pub
lie everywhere.
'AEijst the sensation novels and frothy literature OF the
Nineteenth century, It Is refreshing 10 See, issuing from the
press, on either side pf the Atlantic, H work so full OF bold
and original Thought. but especially so when such a Tork
comes from n SirrinIAn Hnd in Virginia hrst published TO
the world. such Is the Lost Principle oy Barbsrossa.-
RichHond Examiner.
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THE AIABAMA INSURANCE COMPANY,

Authorized Capital . 5000, 900
Capital paid in 10000
DIRECTORS.
". C.. DIBR, R. ). WILLIAMS, u. \. CLARK,
WA. II. R!yEs, JOHN 4. ELNoRR, J. ID. HrTcHSoS,
i. L. ARhi!0TuS, WADE KEYES, J. 81. WILLIAMS,
A PUBLICATIONS. received At our Office, 81 Commerce ST.,
"a Montgomery, Ala. ". Z. BlED, PTest.
+. II. MErcILr, sec'y.
TIE subscriber will take FIRE, MARINE and SLAVE
RISKS, a. city rates. Office for the present nj my Factory,
corner NIGth and Canal Sts., Richmond, Va. Applications
addressed to me, Ivy letter or otherwise, will receive prompt
attention. J. II. /. MAYO,
Dec3 Agent.
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SHnEkskE, ylat,I

SIEUC UE TIETIIs
RICH MOND GROUND PLASTER
FaNjIE subscriber Is prepared with a full stock Of Windsor
l.. (Noya SCOTIA Lump Plaster, 10 supply fresh Ground
Plaster TO my extent. lie beg. leave IT The present time,
specially to invite the attention Of the FarIners 10 this ar
tlcle, as a CngAr, PERMANENT ASp VALUABLE improver, pre-
pared AT HONE, from selections of pure rich Lump, quality
guaranteed, and Furnished at less cost than Ia any other
market, for similar quality.
J0HN II. CLAIBORNE,
JanI Office No. u. Prarl Street.
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E;IST .s'Akf: NOTICE.

, IT. . y nj. nr,l,o,l of returning my sincere thanks 20 my
customers who have promptly paid their accounts.
70 those still indebted to me, immaculate payment Is
All debts due previous to January last, unless sa'is'ac'
,otiiy arranged, will he placed in other hands Ie; collection
,r snit without further notice. As longer indulgence cam
o -, ~ 49, n;.su rn1.r any circumstances, l trust my Gus.
''mets 4" { - ALFRED MOSES.
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JAMES RIVER ESTATE, NEGROES,
SruCk &c 20. FOR SALE pIINAIELY

NJ RIVER ESTATE, NEGROES,
STOCK, &C, &C., FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
4 OFFER for sale the Valuable Estate, in the county Of
meIly the residence Of Judge Caiell,j also the Negroes,
Stock, &C., uf every Description. Tie Estate contains .Z3p
acres, Of which 200 acres are james river low.grornds Of
the hest quality. Large crops Of Corn, Wheat and Tobacco
are annually made upon this Estate. 1t has all the neres-
sary improvements. The negro quarters are all new, rt:h
brick chimnies and plank Ioors. The tobacco houses nr.
built Of chestnut logs and covered with chestnut shingles.
II has An Orchard containing upwards OF 2OuU trees OF the
most choice fruit, apples. pears, peaches, cherries, &c. II Is
welLwHtered md healthy, and has q magnificent view OF
James river, mountain scenery, &c. This Estate Ia on TIE
South-Sidr Of James river, having = covered bridge across
the river TO the James river and kanawha canal. about 4
quarter OF Il mile from the estate. 4 bargain mny be had
by application to uie at Richmond. My ovsrseer viii show
CHAS. !. MoRRIss,
100, Main street, Richmond, Va.
Also, For Sale, LOCO acres Of heavily tiuberrd land 10
the sane county.
This land IL In Its virgin growth, and lies sore * TO 3
miles from the James river and Kanawla canal, Ito miles
from Richmond, and 30 miles from Lynclburs.
Persons wishing to 20 into the lumber business generally,
or To get rail road tied, slaves or ~hoop-poles will do we'll 10
eIaniueit.
My ouly reason for wishing TO sell the above estate, ",
that other engagements will not allow ne time to attend 10
It. Psrlie, may, therefore, rely on getting 6Ee property for
\ low price, IN | an determined to sell.
Any oithe above lands will be divided 10 suit purchasers.
Ihave also for sale Ane farming lands near the city Of
Richmond.
june est CHAs. i. NORRIS.
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Try VFI y 40 E;lsN OK az virginia.
1. M ~ . ~

HylIE General Assembly OF this c. ,nmonTeal;h having
L passed ian act TO provide for elccllng members ui 4
Convention, and TO convene the samr," and having pro-
vlded that Proclamation thereof shall lie made By the
Governor: therefore, |, John Letcher, Governor, 10y virtue
of the authority aforesaid, do hereby announce thai the
election for members to the said Convention Is required 10
he held at the places Tor holding elections for members NJ
The General Assembly, nn the fourth day Ct February next:
That the Commissioners experimenting III" elections Tor
separate counties Or corporations. arc required TO meet Al
the Court Houses nf Their respective couEiicS and corpora
t;ors. and make relurn. Of The election on tue second day
after the election day, and that those experimenting The
ELECTIONS FOR counties and corporations comprising election
districts, are to meet nj the places required by Law, and
make their returns Oh the fourth day after the said election:
And that the members OF the Convention who may be
elected. are required to meet Oh Wednesday the 18th day Of
the ,a1ne month, at the ca itpl In the City of EichinoAd.
Given under my hand rs Governor, and under the seal
- Of the Commonwealth, on the l5th day Of
January, 1851, and In the eigh;y-fifih year OF
-- the Commonwealth. JOHN LETClER.
ne the Governor: GEoHGs ". MrSrnED, Secretary OF the
III. Ian I6-cth
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MAaiEE SEWS.

NElNsAFItI .TkI w OG
rJ.1 ~ RICHMOND, JANUARY -. 1861.
r."" S.rkH THIS DAY At So u'GLoCE.
ARRIVED,
Ilris Tsoll!ng Wave, Collins, New York, IN ballast.
Schr Napor, Disso~ay, New York, in balla.t.
Schr Manchester, Nelson, New York, indse.
Schr Emma Jane, Phillips. Baltimore. sugar.
Schr Baltimore. Phillips, Baltimore, ndse.
Schr Ben yandiver, Jones, Charleston, Inds-.
Scfr Chas. FouIkS, James river, lumber.
Sionp Chart, Woods, Milford haven, oysters.
Sloop Uu!ou, Howard, Severn river, oysters.
SAILED.
Schr Q. NJ. Petit, Clarke, Boston, mdse.
Schr Mariner, (Br) Parr, Matanzas, indso.
Schr +. Goldsborough, Todd, baltimore, tobacco.
Schr D. Herbert, Myers, Fort Calhoun, stone.
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.F~SPECiAL DOLLARS a
So year saved AT the least calculation, by using one
of Grahain's SMALL STENCILS FOR MARKING CLOTH.
ING. They cost but sErkSrY-FIvE CENTS. Sent by mail on
receipt Of 50 in postage stamps or otherwise.
Also. every kind of PLAIN AND FANCY BRANDS for
Flour, Tobacco, Liquors, Machinery, &c, made 10 order
and satisfaction guaranteed.
A.. Z. GRAHAM, Brand Cutter,
Next dOor 10 the Columbian Hotel,
Sept 10 SIuckoe slip. Richmond. Va.
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49, WIGS! wItS!! WRCS!!!-HATClt-
49, ELoR'S WIGS and r0UPEk& surpass al. They
are elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting TO a charni-no turning up behini--Dr shrlUkioG
OF the head: indeed, this Is the only Establishment where
these things are properly understood and made.
March l3-dSwIy l6, BOND STREET, NEW YORK.
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Died,

I. L. BANTER, Secretary.
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CIAMBERLAYNE l. KENYON,
INSPECTORS OF TOBI eco,
ShocISoc Warehouse, Itichmond, Va,
WILL SELL ALL TOBACCO CONSIGNED TO THEM,
rs Planters may drrec', and remit proceeds promptly,
y, B.-Tubacco cannot be listed for In. pcctivn unless II
Is IN the city.
The legal size Of a hogshead is ~ feet, length Of .tave,
and three feet two iEchrs at the head, within the cr0T.
lam 15-rSt
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Irema.n, dear sir, yours,
A., c. RAYMOND.

SUNDRIES.-5J bIts Mountain Rye whiskeJ
- 200 tbls Apples
80 cases Jules Mumns' Champagne
% cases Royal Grape
100 boxes Rai;in.
% doc. painted Pals
~ doc. Brooms
ouD Denijohns, assorted sizes
10 dor, French Mushrooms
~ cases Cirou
Just received and for sale at low IaLs.
Jan 10 CHARLES POLL. " Eroad S., corner 9;a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-25

- WA YATCHEEOR,S HAIR
S DYE This splendid lair Dye has no equal
instantaneous In eGect-Beauti.ul Black OF Natural
BROWNIE staining the skin or iaJuring the llar-rcmcdes
the absurd and III effect of Bad Dyes, and inrcoraies the
llair for Life. None are genuine unless signed wv. A.
DtrCHELOl." Sud everywhere.
CiAS. BATClIELoR, Proprietor,
Sent 1h-nkWlr 81 Barclay Slrrri. New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-01-25

NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
KGSKEL & MONl.EY... ......... Lessees and Managers
TIIOJ. T., MOXLEY.... ............A Acting Manager
I. d, PHILLIPS. Stage Manager.
FAREWELL BENEFIT,
An, last appearance but one Of the Celebrated and
Talented
MIssJoE GoEGENHEIM.
E1gGDAY EVENING. Jan. 18th, will be performed the
great Ledger Romance OF
THE HIDDEN
pI,ola......... ..............M Mss Joey Gougenhetn.