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NEGRO HIRING.-At a hiring of negro wo
men in StauntOn, Va, on the LIST inst, one
brous hit ss4 and another Ss6--a large increase
on the hire of the year before. In Fredericks-
burg, farm hands brought Ss0a$i00; cooks,
S4OaS5O, and house girls $30a$45.
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THE FEDERAL PULPIT.-Rev. Mr.. Stockton,
Chaplai Of the United States House OF Rep
resen tatives, preached a "Union sermon In
the Capitol on Fast day. The sermon wal
applauded p" during its delivery.
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DEATH OF AN ARTIsT--Signor Assoni, ar
tist of the Italian Opera, died in New YORK
on Saturday, OF dropsy. Signor Assoni had
been, in his day. a famous performer OF buno
parts. and was engaged in Europe in 1857 by
MarAtzet.
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LARGE CARao.-The Pensacola (f1a.) Tn.
from that port, q few days ago, with the
largest cargo Of lumber that has ever left the
port. being over 800 600 feet and In weight
"a nal t. 5000 bales OF cotton.
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Aiming the State.

It 10 the dictate Of common prudence that
the State Of Virginia should be thoroughly
armed, and prepared as promptly as possible
for the defence Of her soil and independence.
This should be the first duty Of the Lsgisla.
turs. Time ought not to be Lost in Words
The time for words has gone by. He is the
greatest orator now who is most eloquent
In action. It must be borne in mind that
wids.Awake military organizations Of the
North are being drilled, disciplined and
prepared for military duty Of some kind or
other. WHAT that duty may be, we do no,
know. Among the most striking character.
istics OF the people with whom we have to deal
are their forecast, reserve and secretivensss.--
Old JOHN BROWN, living year near Harper's
Ferry, aud keeping his own counsel SO COM
plstsly ~ 70 be suspected by nobody, 10 but a
typs Of the whole Puritan family. IL the ware
OF the Cavaliers and Roundheads are to bs
renewed on this continent, we hope the de.
scsndants Of the Cavaliers will learn lesson
from the Past, and avoid that rashness, impal.
siysness and contempt Of brave enemy
which made the most splendid courage uu.
availinE. To be prepared perfectly and tho
roughly for war, 10 the best course TO secur.
peace; or, II peace cannot be secured, TO repe
the assauits Of open and secret enemies
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Revival q she Aries

Revival sf she Afriesn slave Trade
The 6sssAsss Pr<sbytaias published In TO-
lumhia. 8. Oh emphatically contradicts the
asssrsion OF tAs New York Obsssvw that tAsEs
II The most remote tntsntios Ii South Carroll.
~ Of 1syiying ~ slsys trade. 0thsr en-
jeeAtsnsd sathosinss fsily ssslain he Pres1s.
5egies. & ssE sss az
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PRoPosRD ENcAMPMkNT.-The Mississippi
brigade. consisting OF forty-two volunteer
corn panies. under command Of Gen. Miller, Of
Vicksburg, will hold an encampment some
time in April next near Jackson, Miss.
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DEx.sscrstsry FLOYD and Senator JAf'
r. MASON srytvsd In ths city ysstsrdsy. and
took ielgises 1t ths Exchaass HotsI.
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The General Assembly.

There will b . fall attendance OF the mem.
bsFs Of the General Assembly to-day. The
arrivals ~ tbs hotels indicate this. Among
those Of yesterday At the Exchange was MT.
Speaker CRUToH1IHLD. Judging from tbs
tenor OF conversations thus far, We are justi-
led In hoping for degree Of unanimity among
The msmhsrs Of both houses, which We he'd
not before Anticipated. 4sssasse
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BANK DIVIDENDS.

i the BANK OF VIRGINIA have declared q
dividend of three and three quarters per cent. for
the last six months, payable in currency on the
9Th mat. su ject to deduction Of q quartz: per
cent bonus to the State, leaving 81 per cent. net
pay able ~ the stock hn dery, Tor &345 per sharel
ia Its WIN. F. TAYLOR, Cashier.
nIvIDEND.-The President ard Directors Of
declared dividend of three aud threa quarters
per cent. for the last SIX months, payable IN cur
Iency on the 6tL inst, subject TO deduction OF q
quarter per cent bonus TO the State, leaving 80
per cent, net payable to the stockhnldsrs,
Ia4-l0t J. A. SMITH. Cashier.
TlivIDEND.--T The President and Direct. n OF
~ the EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA
have declared dividend OF 3s per cent, subject
70 q deduction Of = per cent. bonus, payable on
jas1di1 w. r. STR0THER, Cashier.
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Cosr OF NEW YORK GoyERSMENr.-The
New York City Comptroller's budget for
the wear 1861 shows that an amount OF Sc 4t6, :.
3U4 50 will be req uired to be raised by taxation
for the city government for the current year.
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BOARDING.


DOaRD.-I have two vacant ROOMS, which
ID wish to occupy with boarders-either single
ladies or small families. Satisfactory references
gwen and required. All INFORMATION, as to terms
&c gwen on a pns, % phf 70 IoA
would also like Lo furnish some six or eight
with BUARD, exclusive of lodging. ia 7-6t'
BOARDING. 1.-Two gentlemen can be accom-
ID modated with BOARD in private family, ~
applying on 9Th street, third door beyond Leigh.
ia 7eOd3t'
DOARDEFor a GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
% and TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, may be
had with large rooms, in a ANAL family; where
there ave no other boarders. Address IF FRANK
LIN" at the office of this paper. ja5-
BOARDING. One genteel family can be az.
ID commodatsd with two neat and eomf2r.a pc
rooms (connected.l on second floor, fronting the
CAPITOL Square, IN q private family. on Bank st.
the fourth door from Clubhouse next TO pr Dove >.
modated with board. and lodging, II des,Ieda hp-
ply on the premises, to Mks' 'E In
jA4- 5ts
DOAK DING.-single Gentlemen can obtain
d comfortable BOARD, by applying at 1Si Main
street, over Benson's Clothing Store.
JAZZ lwS r. M. JUdNSoN.
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LOST AND STRAYED.
ne u. 3. M. STEAMSHIP ROA
&IAN NOKE-FOR NEW YORK VIA NOR
\ q u L ha R0A MIKE al

fe so 81 :: 81 sEMHSsk Va FSA
elk fhe b. ROANOKE 70 moi C H.c,adn
Nc VI HSssH the w 81 here at
Passengers are requested to be on board IN dus
Passage to New York meals and state roomin n
oiuaed, $40. Steerage passage only So.
Passage to Nori9k sane e b ths over n n9ats to
TIE ' hour If Of ; O'Clock p. Nj ,TU EsDAY:
Consigned are sauested to send for their: Gods
Tickets an 4 berths secured at our office, or on
opsTs the o Boston taken at moderate rates and
Ia7"N Win LUDLAM & WATSON.
ArA FOR PHILA Ell PHiA.-
& Rhs M c ssssm'he S S1ra III
req, 70 receive freight and T eavs on
Fd S SsSs
A'''"''''' A'c HAs P. cARpJzO,. Agent,
100 Main sti ee 5, or Rockets.
Boston Freight taken through b. steam at re-
duoed rates. and with dispatch. ia Ia
gss s9a b FL ) .MoE CAPT. "
TO day. MONDAY and up, to the hour of II
Freight taken to Boston via Baltimore at low
est rates. with great dispatch.
No hogsheads received ON board unless engaged
Passengers are requested to be on board before
the hour OF departure. IL o'clock NJ, Tuesday.
Passage and fare So.
Tickets procured either a tour ONCE IN Shockoe
Slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel or at steam
ja7-M DAVID & VIM. CURRIE.
-, FOX KkNT-A DESIRABLE DWELL
E:a ING-The TENEM kNT, corner Of MAN AM snd
f0''e'''n x'I Ms. K EYoN lis B' fosa Street
IA DWELLING WEI HOUSE,. At the esfper Of iss
IA and Marshall streets. lately occup ed BY Alex.
E's f';:i''n j fSsn H % craIsSRskA'
fHs5SsE .sE A sS sfaf.b
& Pee ss:s MiIshssi E.Gt.
| WIN & WILLIAMS. Manufacturers and VIII, le-
sale and Retail Dealers In superior quality
engag' in the manufacture and sale Of
| having longer experience and superior advantages,
| they can and do oder the greatest inducements. :
Main street, you Will at all t.mes find the largest
stock; latest sly les. best uargains New goods re
dA KEEN ys BA f.if Williams
lo2 Main street.
TO "a "a RS OF THE LEGIsLA.
TuREWS ssl y9Sy. fnsrslGn e GpT Sss|
Which swinE e the .ime: we are ;slia. ss,y ,e,e
q ne Give 1: sad ss s iin
'' 'xsSsAo0rr NJ sA i. Nam : Co.
4 A CIR EAT SACRIFICE IN 0OODS-Tn,
~ whole and entire .tocl of goods to DO sold Il
at cost. at cost, at cost Now is the time to pur
Bisached and drown coitsas .p ire,
Trimmings, Worsted foods, Hosiery, ehir
sdois .aS oi. IL :.s 1sss.
to to : s"S sys,y doI To'i
~ 1ROg r n r. 0IT-1o Ihi- Y.ro.ene Goa
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RUSSIA AND ITALY-IGdications are, that
there will be war between Russia and the new
kingdom of Italy next spring. Garioaidl is
endeavoriLg to raise an army OF l,ooo'Ooo men;
With such an army he could wrest crushed
Venetia from the tyrannicai grasp of Austria,
and give Hungary her freedom II he chose.
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JAMES +. GODDIN.
u No BELVIN'S BLOCK,
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKER,
Will also NEGOTIATE CLAIMS OF eyery de-
scrtpulon, upon strictly business principles.
n he refers, by. beralssion. To MessIs; Jas.
Msssrs 8. McGIuder's Sons; Messrs 6oddin -,
Apperson; A. ID. Williams, ESQ Larktn w.
6 age crook, ESQ Mess's. Joseph Brammsi e Go.
ia 4 I'm
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EFFECTS OF THE SOUTHERN WAR.-By prl-
vale letters received per Kangaroo, we learn
that orders were received by the asentl In Eng
land of one of our largest manufactures in
the United States, to send back all the revol.
vers that could be spared, by the III st mail
steamer to either New York or Boston, the
demand was so great the supply was not
equal From 3,OCO to coo of Colts revolvers
were to be sent at once-Boston ITdr.
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COMPLIMENT TO GEN LANE.-A gold head
ed cane has been purchased by the stuoents Of
Shelby Medical College, for presentation to
Gen Joseph Lane, of Oregon, as an indica-
ton Of their cordial approval of his late man
" defence in the u. S. Senate Of e-Rights.
Upon the head of the caneis the following IN
scriptiou "To Gen Joseph Lane, the vindi-
Gator of State. Rights. From the students OF
Shelby Medical College. Nashville, Tenn"
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DOrATOEs AND ONIONS.
i 80 bols. IRISH POTAToE0.
IS ibis. ONIONS, SIS
Per sehi. "ids Aailisg.,n gov Y she Deck. Tor
sale by LIBBY = HUTTON,
hT-st Corner 18th and Cary sts,
uARfNHORN K'S Pm ATlONa-For
~ J. W. F1xysER, D,ussis,, utA ss.
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CROMW Ellis EAThA EAGLk, John
j. Kay ton choice Rye, A. c. sherman.s }. W.
RYE WhlsKFY; puTr HOLLAND gin Hen.
messy BRANpY, In half a, SSiges very fine Port.
very fine cid Apple AID Peach BRANDY; com,
mon WHISKEY. GIN and French BRANDY /;
Cherry, Ginger and Blackberry BRANhY; for
sale by WIN b. JONES,
in It 18th st, between Main and CarV
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- pointed Attorney by Messrs. FISHER 4
,SHEPHE RD to close out their stock of DRUGS.
IN E0ICiNES, CHEMICALS &c, will, from this
date offer treat induce me uts tn purchasers. The
stock embraces the usual variety OF goods IN the
Drug line. The friends and patrons OF me iaie
their favoTs. A. l.. SHEPHERD,
RICHMOND, Jan. lst, 1851 ja3-lm
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS IN.
~ ST. TUTE.--A regular monthly meeting
of the Institute will be held at the Hall, This
ia7.it J. n. LEWELLEN, Sec'y.
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ARICHMoN THEATR
KuNxEI. L MoxLEY Sole Lessees and managers.
u PaiIJ1ps Stage Manager.
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WHITE BEANS, SPICED PIGS FEET,
RINGS, choice BUTTER AND CHEESE. New
ark CIDER fresh ALE; email SHES. SH0UL-
DEkS, Bk BEASTS AND HAMS; LARD. in isals
SUGAR AND MOLASSES; for sale by
VIM. b. JONES,
jA5-T 18th st. between Nj ain and Cary
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INCREASED ATTRACTION

First appearance of the Beautiful and Fascina'
ing Coined, eune and Vocalist,
MISS JOEY GOUG
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FILLMORE, then himself a nominee for the
Presidency, entered the arena of debate TO
warn his people again the dangers that
threatened his country II Inc sectional Black
Republican party should triumph. In a
speech delivered by him at Albany, he made
the following striking declarations:
1--WE see political party presenting candidates
for the Presidency and Vice Presidency selected.
for the fst time, from the free States Alone with
the avowed purpose of electing these candidates
BY surfaces Of part of the Union only, to rule
over the whole United States. Can it be posi- BILE
that those who are engaged in such measure can
h we seriously reflected upon the consequences
which must taectta6'y follotc in of success
Can they have the madness or the folly 20 believe
| that our Southern brethren would submit to be
governed by such Chief Magistrate.
Suppose that the South, having o majority of the
| electoral votes, should declare that they would
| have only shareholders for President and Vice
President, and should elect such by their exclusive
suffrage to rule over us at the North, do you think
you wouid submit to IL, NO. NOT FOR MO
MENT. And do you believe that your SsutherI
brethren are less sensitive on this subject thar
,on Ara or lea. Jealous OF their rights5 If you do
let me tail you that you mistaken and there
fore you must see that If this sectional party sue
as a.. IL le.ds INEVITABLY TO THE DE
| SEDUCTION OF THIS BEAUTIFUL FABRIC
reared by our forefathers, 40. toll Vol
that zoe are fysadtss Hpon the brink IF coicano
| t,at il liable at any moment to burst forth AM
| OVERwHELM THE NATION"
Mr. FiLLMoRE was certainly right In his esti
mate Of the spirit Of the Northern people,
They would not submit to such tyrann,
/ from the south a. that he described. And car
we for moment suppose, ~ he himself said
that the Eouthsrn people a1s less sentative
on this subjecfs "or less jealous OF theil
| rights" than the people Of the NoTthl VIII
any Southern man make 20 disgracsfui an ad
| mission
WAsHIxaToH predicted the breaking mp Of
the Union 0ndsr circumstances precisely such
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-07

FIR EsIDE PROJECTORS,
~ Meet TO NIGHT, at MECHANICS
INSTITUTE, at O'Clock. ja7-lt
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yI7ANTED-TO HIRE-A Roy. about Is l6
w years of age. accustomed TO WAITING IN
HOUSE SERVANT who has Young chld -
anniv to d. j. b. REEVE.
ia It's 9th and Leigh streets.
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BANKS IN THR STATE OF NEW YoRK.-It
appears from the annual report OF the super
intepdent of banking. that the number OF
banks, banking associations and individual
BAN ers. actually doing business in that State
on the 3Uth day of September last. was 396,
and 81 were either closing their own affairs or
are ms solvent. leaving 3i3 open bank accounts
upon the books of the department. The abso-
lutte increase of the currency In actual circu-
lation, of the banks of this State during the
past fiscal year, has been So, rs. l59 1t having
risen from S27, 970,96s to S3i 759 l27, as shown
by their respective quarterly reports.
The securities heid by the departr ent Tor
| the circulating notes of the Banks have not
| only increased in amount, but improved In
| character during the past year.
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"A HDQ7RS COWS MT u GUARDi
RICHMOND, Jan. 18th, 1861.
TTM PARADE. in full dres, uniform, fully
tQMy,ed, at the old Fair Grounds, on TUESDAY,
January 8 h, at 10 O'CLOCK A M. Arms in order
for inspection. By orde- of the Captain.
ia7- 2t VIZ MARTIN, LIST Sere't.
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NOTICE TO FAMILIES, this i7th pscsm
~ Ter, 1850 % kegs very hne Packsd sauei
500 poanos fresh Roll Butter. from the VtrginiA
mountains. and will be sold low by the pscssse-
Call soon VIM. u. DANpRlDGE.
No. leo Br0sd ~.
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CRANBERRlES FOh SALt.--A oonstsp,
~ ment Of very nice CRANBERRfES, 10 sm.h
packages. Coufsct,oners and others wishing W
pu rchase, will please give Us n call
Nd. COLQUITT Co,
ia2-46t lss Cary street.
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{UANTED-A frs. rate COOK. and also good
w RRE-mlddle aged women without nus
ban ds or children preferred Application may he
m AIDE TO CHAs. TAI Bot, corner 10Th and trace
strests or TO WILLIAMS n ELLIOTr,
in ia 81 Main street.
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REGIMENTAL PARADE.

. HDQ'RSlsr RECT VA. VOLS.,i
RICHMOND, Jan. 7tb, 1861. :
Order No. 9.
III | This Regiment will PARADE in winter
0uuiform. Overcoats and Dress Caps, on TUES
DAY. the 9Th inst, IN the Capitol Square.
III. Line will be formed. right resting on East
side of the Washington Monument at O'Clock
P. NJ, preciss sly.
III. Field and staff will report (moun' ed to the
Colonel at his quarters corner of 9Th and Cary
streets at a quarter to 2 % clock z.
w. Non comm ssiOn Staf. pand and Drum
Corps will report to the tdjutant, on the Parade
G. ound, at 2 o clock. B. order of
p. T. MOORE, Col Cong
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OFF ICE SUP STKFFTE,I
1UEsDAY. Jan l. ls6i. (
DROPOSALS will be recsIved ut this Office NJ
L til MONDAY next, the 9th INST, al IL O'Clock
Nj, for fu rnishingt Q hands hired nv the city with
the usual rations. Fer other information, s9pF
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ATTEN TION, MONTGOMERY
n GUARp-This Command will assemble at
Military Hall, on MONDAY evening; Januar
" bers will ue required To assemble with Req
mental overcoats, cross belts, cartridge boxes,
bayonet sc bbaIds. ap-bcxes. fatigue caps ana
Minnie muskets. Members will bear 10 mind this!
none viii be al owed to pa ade with the Con PAM
who have been absent from drill four times sue
csssively be fore the parade. Members will appear
with gloves. BY order Of the Captain.
Nc fl af
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E>OR HIRE-A first. rate &C A X J A y
DRIVER. - HOUSEMAID and SEAMS
TRESS. and a BOY 10 years old. who has been
accustomed to wait in the house Apply to
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
ja2-lw Belvin's Block.
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DIED.
IA AaANh 4NcHLLA&tkfNC Oh.

On SATURDAY morning. at O'Clock. VIkGI MA,
your gest child of l.. q. q a NJ Wocddey' 1teO
Is months and II days.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD
fitted up in he handscmest ityie, with NEW IA
BLES Of the finest quality. and 10 now open 70
the public. with an assurance thai It's patrols
shall recelve eyery attentIOu de Yin
NOTICE. Volunteer Officers CT ths stats He
~ respectfully informed that beside the seasi
required By law. there must bs an order from Ihe
AdIatant General, 70 suthorizs the Su pcrin.snds"
da ~ rs a UIMNOCK.
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L>OR HIRE SIX verv rood DRIVERS. two
good ARM HANDS. three likely BOYS, and
several WOMEN with children
kLSo-Two 'ex BRICK TENENENTS. in
rear of m, office, suitable for stores. with ample
celia underneath e. w II TYLER
General Agent,
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BALL or AMERICAN NAVY ORYIcRRs,-On
the night of the 10th nit, the officers OF tne
United States squauron at Pauama gave oaIi
in the Cabildo, which was the most elegant
one ever witnessed there. The large saia OF
the Cabiido was decorated in an exceedlngiy
tasteful style, being entirely taPest fieu MN MI
the flags OF different nations. those of the UNI
ted States, Great Britain. France ana new
Granada forming a canopyi the supper anu
refreshmeut rooms, balcony and stairway,
were decorated in similar man ner, the whole
presen ting q most brilliant display.
The band of the Lancaster was In attehu-
at the end of 1ae saIa There were nearly ak
~ ladies, and. upward Of hundred gentle
men present. Among the guests were tns
Govern or of the State. the Intendente, ana
other authorities OF Panama; the Consuls OF
Great Britain, United States, Peru and Vene.
zuela the flag officers and commanders OF tue
and officers of II. b. M g ship Mutine, aud
other persons of distinction. The whole anair
passed off most satisfAc torily.
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A DMINISTKATOH'S NOTlCE.-Al pei
n sons indebted tn the estate OF EDWARD Z.
DUDIE Ely, dec d.. will y ease make payment 10 ME
as early as possible and all persons having CLAIMS
against the said estste will please present them 70
WM. H. CHRISTIAN.
ia l-2w Admir- OF r.. r.. Dudley. dec d.
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GAB FIXTURES.-We have In ore, and
VI arc daily receiving, GAS FIXTu ..r.S Of en-
trely patterns and designs and Anish, superior
IN style to anything heretofore offered In this market
We invite oit.ens generally to call and examine our
tSsf "a 81 hsrs she te W. st n SSnnasn'
AL work In the above line intrustsA 10 our care
- MYERS 4 NioGAAN,
mar 2o-6m No. $40 d street.
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lREAT CBETRAL ROUTE
" FOR H e WEST, wo
4UDSON RIVER RAILROAD and NEW lORK
OHRTRAL RdILROxD


o. IAsD LFiER DscsM SER Q, 1851
Express Trains leave New York CITY depots o
a h1ason hVsr Railroad daily Sundays excepted, n
s,eH Ss.%'sr street z,eH se;A ;;rss' station
100 SPIN lisoa. m, $50 p. m.
Train with sleeping losop.m
oars, 1915 p. m "'
On SrsbAIs, t3e following trains will be run 70
and from Soth street: The 10 40 p m. sisepins car
train T,a Tor Ab ny and Troy, and the 80 q n nom
Troy, anu 4'4' p IN train from Albany.
Conneeting at Albany with the New York Csn.
trai Railroad Tor Schenectady, Rochester, Utisa
Batavia, Rome, and stations on Rome and Water.
town haiirqsd buffalo, syrsouss, NlAgAFa yaIis,
Trains in connection leave Buffalo and susOeSron
"a Lake Sh0re, Buffalo and Lake Huroi and Great
s wssten Railrosd, for Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit,
rnSstg n,osgG, r. &% dGieao MilyaShts Fond Du Lac. II
dubuque, Peoria, Rock Island, MusoAtine IowaCity,
burlington, Quincy, Spring deld Altons 81. Louis,
ira Terre hauts. Indianapolis, LQrfsville Cinein.
Wet NSrthSest aSa soasi 3sse'"' 'na M points
NORTHERN KOUTE. j" 'A9d
>, Connecting with Traips st Troy, with Troy and
Whitehall, Rutland, burlington, St. Albans, Roma
Point, Plsttsbursh, ogdensburgh, Montreal, &C. :,
e. Freisat Arrangements by this route as above.
without shange Of Cars, from the Depots in Cham,
bers ard Hudson streets are at all times as fayorabs
rs made by ether Railroad Companies The facili
aes q this great New York Route to the wes, com.
mend It to the confidence Of merchants md shippers
for pr0mptness and dispatoh.
Passenger Trains, with Smoking and Sleepipp
Cars; run In connection on the New York Central
For Particular as 70 local train iand freight A.
ranssmen's' inquire ut the depot, o. Ws!Isn street.
d'' IT" D. ''""i da.,ls!.,' l!,' + + = sspsdiisss
The national Republican., 1861-12-31
Gas TIXTU h EST
THE BEST ASSORTMENT
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY

Those who desire to select from new patterns with
the advantage Of reduction In prices viii cali early
and examine
We would also call the attention Of persons abou,
introducing gas into their dwellings our Increased
facilities, and consequent low pFSes for this branch
Of our trade.
Inviting all who desire their work done pi omytly
and free from gas leakages to call at $50 Pennsylva
uia avenue, Between Tenth and Eleventh streets
south side. J. W. THOMPSON CO
nov26