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DIED.

OF consumption, on the 23d instant. Mrs: BEII I.
X, wife of r. C. Howe, in the thirty -nrst year OF
her age.
The friends of the family are respectfully In
vited to attend her funeral, this tFrfday) evening,
at o clock, at Grace Church, (Rey. Mr. Baker y
Main street.
On Wednesday night, ed January 1851, in the
7eth year OF his age, JOHN HOPES, for many years
the faithful servant of our esteemed fellow -eltl-
zen, the late Charles Copeland, ESQ.
His funeral will take place at O'Clock this az
ternoOn, from Ebenezer Church, corner OF Leigh
and Judah streets. His friends, acquaintances
and the members of sycamore Church. tof which
he was seXton,l are invited TO attends
At the residence of her husband, tMr. Samuel
p Terrell on Clay street, at ia o'clock on Mon
day night the 2lst instant, Mrs. CLARlSSA TER
RELf, aged IS years. NV
M Louisville (Ky.) papers and Warrenton
News please copy.
Funeral Notice.-The friends of the family
are requested to attend the funeral of Miss ELIZA
BETH +. ROBINSON, from the residence OF her
brother, John A. Robinson, this day, at IL
o eIock NJ, Jan IS 1851.
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UNION DEMONSTRATIONS IN IsDIAYA-The
Stars and Stripes We're hoisied from the Cant
toll at indianapolis, Ind, Monday The en- :
tire mill tary and fire departments of the city,
and large crowd OF ladies and gentlemen.
We're present. Cannon We're fired, and Union
speeches made by prominent men of Indiana
caroline Richings sang the Star Spaagied
Banner, and was greeted with rapturous ap-
plause
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Hon. Willard Fillmore.

The letter of Mr.. FILLMORE, an extract from
which we published yesterday, is one of the
most patriotic and manly productions which
these troubled times have elected. 1t will
add new laurels 10 the reputation of the emf
nent statesman and patriot by whom it was
written.
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TIE SorTH CAROLINA COMMISSIONER TO VIR-
aINA.-The Columbia, S. G., papers ann ounce
that Col John S. Preston has received from
Gen. Jamison President of the South Caro-
lima Convention, the appointment of Com
missioner to the Virginia Convention
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

THURSDAY, Jan oath 1851.
The House was called to order al II O'Clock
NJ by Mr.. CHAPMAs, of Monroe county.
PRAYER by Rev. ]. b. JETER, of the Sd Bap~
fist Church.
Biils Reported-Bills were reported from
committees, as follows bill imposing taxes
for the support OF Government bill to au-
thorize the South Side Railroad Company to
build q branch road from Blacks and Whites,
in the county of Nottoway into the county OF
Mecklenburg.
for amending the charter of the city of Rich
mond. and extending the corporate limits OF
said city, was taken up, on motion OF Mr..
SAUNDERS, and being read the second time by
its title, was variously amended. On motion,
laid on the table.
Remains Of General Lee.-The bill making
an appropriation for the removal of the re-
mains of General Harry Lee, of Light Horse
memory, from the cemetery of p. NJ. Nightin-
gale, Esq, in the Island of Cumberland, Ga,
to such place i'll Virginia as his family may
designate; provided, that upon inquiry the
Governor may deem such course proper, and
such removal may meet with the appreciation
of the descendants of General Lee, was called
up, and being read the first time was ordered
to n second reading.
Petition Presented and Referred BY Mr..
Wallace, the petition Of citizens of Morgan
town asking the passage of an act incorporat-
ing Savings Bank in the town of Morgan
town.
The Banks-The bill "for the temporary re-
lief of the Banks of this Commonwealth"
was called up. on motion OF MI. GIBSON, OF
HAMPSHIRE The most important provision
is that which provides "thnt so much OF all or
any acts as now may subject any Bank or
Banking Corporation incorporated by the laws
of this Commonwealth now in operation, or
which may be put in operation whilst this act
is in force to the forfeiture of its charter, or
to any other penalty for failing or refusing TO
pay or redeem its notes, or debts or specie,
Shall be, and the same is hereby suspended
until the LIST of March, 1862" The bill was
read the requisite number of times and
dered to its engrossment.
ReSolutions.-By Mr.. Christian, referring
so much of the Governors Message rs relates
to the Land Office to the Committee on FL
nance: by Mr.. Magruder, of allowing the
Board of Public Works to occupy and use rs
part of their Office the room now occupied in
part by the Auditor of Public Accounts, south
of and adjoining their present office, next TO
the Second Auditors oice.) the Governor be-
ing required to assign such other room or
rooms in the Capitol TO the First Auditor, and
to have them arranged according TO the re-
Quirements of the public service. Referred
10 n special committee.
stan LGtr.-Mr. KEEN called up his resolu-
ton offered yesterday, that Il special commit
tee be appointed with instructions to report
bill prov ding for Il Stay Law. The question
was on the subs ttute offered by Mr.. HOPKINS,
of Washington county, direc ting the Commit
tee of Courts of Justice to inquire into said
subject ana report thereon. The question was
debated, when finally, without Il vote thereon,
The House adjourned.
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DARING ArTEMPr TO PoisoS.--A negro lad,
slave of Sanford Taylor, has been committed
with attempting TO kin the family of James
Robey, by mixing pounded glass with their
food, Of which Mr.. Robey, being an old gentle
man, without teeth, eat largely before discoy-
ering the glass. His condition is dangerous.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JAN. "a. 1861.


High Water this day (Fridny) ats 3-4 o'cfk.
ARRIVED,
Brig Rolling Wave, Collins, New FORK, in bal
last.
Schr Manchester, Nelson, New York, mdze., ID.
4 w. Currie.
Schr. Emma Jane, Phillips, Baltimore, sugar.
C. y. Morriss. -
Schr. Baltimore, Phillips, Baltimore, mdze, w.
d. Colquitt q Co.
Sehr Ben Vandiver, Jones, Charleston, mdze.
w. ID. Colqutt Co.
Schr. Charles Foulks, James River, lumber,
Libby Burton.
SAILED,
Schr. o. NJ. Pellet, Clark, Boston, mdze., d. Il
w. Currie
schr. Mariner (Br.,) Parr, Matanzas, mdze.,
G. 7. Workman Co.
Schr f. Goldsborough, Todd, Baltimore, tobac
co, w. d. Coquitt Co.
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The English Press on Ameri

The English Press on American Affairs.
The comments of the English press on
American affairs are the most amusing read
ing OF the day. The combina ton OF extraordi-
nary ignorance and magnificent assumption is
perfectly overwhelming
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ADJUSTMENTS.
n ITrST AppIyrn

n JUST ARRIVED,
MADAME ADOLPH,
THE GIFTED YoUSG PLANET READER.
This young lady has created a wild excitcm mt
in her travels through
EUROPE AND AMERICA
and attracted the leading heads OF the cor 2.
her most
SINGULAR AND TRUE REVEAL ~
All who are in trouble SD ould call on I'll
you will go away rejoicing and happy. -.
bring any one to you and cause them -
LO V l. OF.
Will describe the person You will NJ : 20 a.so
name the date you will marry, and ..te he
name of the one you will marry. MAGAZINE will
direct you how 10 proceed in law -suis Will give
you lucky numbers will recover losses sc.
gE Prices so cents, ~ and -.
~ Residence on Main street directly opposite
Corinthian Hall, al Mrs. SUSAN IL. BAhgRs
Boarding House, between 9Th aud 10th sts.--Mrs.
BABEa's name on the sign at the door. fla :s-S'
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WANTED-sTO- PURcHAsE-A HANgsowss
w PRIVATE DWELLING. 1.-The snbscri. - ~
Der Il authorized by sehtlrInan residing n FL
IN ssi. ey PDSsE sT
traliy located to the business part Of the eiiy Ia,
b. paid in cash--the remainder In yirgini, WI VIII
stock, at current vaiae. JAS. z. GobDIy'
ia 2s-3t No. Belvin's Block.
WANTED.-A TEACHER. An accomplished
BRANCHES can hear Of desirable situation by
addressing the subscriber stating age. uat,pyy
state religious faith, and aaal Z :. '
"a 2a-ts Aurfreesboro'. sc
WANTED-A situation a. TEACHER, BY =
W graduate of Hampden Sidney College, who
and healthy eestioa prefarass Hdre.. 'sa
ia 2s--5t% "a
WANrED:-A No. WASHER, IRON ard
w CLEANER, either white or coIored who ssa
~ REV rpTf 4. Y. MOORE.
ia c4-a% Leigh ST., between Attn and sth
WAN,,IiEiD.-A, COOK roa, liberal hire Will b.
ia PITS Il. BARTON HAxALL.
WANTED.--Ay young gentleman, educated at
w the University of Virginia, and who has had
one years experience in teaching, desires SIT.
branches of English, together with Latin and
French, and the lower branches of Greek and
Mathematics. Address, stating salary, &c, "A
ia 22--et*
"ANTED-The ladies md merchants of Rich
w mond TO know that Mrs. $. STRIDER has
taken the house No. 81 Main street. next door Ia
Thos. r: Price Co, for the purpose of maxim.
CL0AkS.' MANTILLAS, DRESSES and HOO 3
SKI RT 5. Also, room over MessrS Watkins 4
Ficklen, for the accommodation of their custom
ers. Ms. 5. having had ten years experience in
Baltimore, and having made in the past year over
FIVE THOUSAND CL0AkS and MASfLES for
the merchants and ladies of Richmond, she feels
confident OF giving entire satisfaction in all work
Also, old HOOP SKIRTS made over making thea
better than when first made. Thankful for thu
patronage bestowed ON her, she solcits 4 coa,in-
uance of the same. MRS. s. STRiDER
Nj; Mr. T. z. STRIDER will devote his line
aud talent to CUTTING. IL To- SINS
Exc HANGE on baltimore
w Philadelphia aud New York.
ALSO-GOLD and SILVER, for which the high
est rates will be paid. L. Ii MAuRT Il CO.
dc It's
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EE Wheeler 4 Wilson's
SEWING MACHINES.
s27 Main street, Richmond,
E. II .TRAIGE.Agf, 4s9 Sycamore st. Petersburg
>Johnsons Hall, Norfolk.

Extract from tho Report Of Judges at Fair of Va
sea Mechanics Institute, 1850
3" No. /. The WHEELER 4 WILSON Machine
makes hat Is popularity called the lock- stitch, and
In view of the economy of thread required for
said stitch its elasticity, strength and beauty OF
appearance, the committee prefer it for the praai-
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 in II freedom
from arrangement and need for repairs, with an
of adjustment not attained in the more complicated
contriyances. In examination We find in
WHEELER Il WILSON'S Machines these advan-
ages orer all Others: LIST Its bearing surfaces and
parts having reciprocatng motion very light
and the more rapid motions rotary aud con-
tinuous thus ecoRomi,ing both time and IoTer. Cd.
One tension which is arranged with peculiar sim
pticty and perfection. controls both threads. I'd.
The simple manner of controlling the loop of the
needle and thread, dispenses with the use Of take
ups. so Objectionable in other machines"
ia 25--1wk
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SOMETHING NEW.
- H0YT'S GREAT ORIGINAL
ONE DOLLAR STORE.
VIII Open on TUESDAY, Jan. a2d, At
NO $50 MAIN STREET,

SOMETHING NEW.
. Holr's GREAT o oRIG bSiI p STORE.
VIII open on iO 70. ass i MAIN "a STREET,
FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
formed that we have taken the above mentioned
store, for the purpose Of closing oat al in.nasase
~ NEW AND ELEGANT JEwELRY,
Our Customer. ca. ss tse NC sa ss M oSE Dol
LAR, Rseard,ess Of Cost
The stock embraces the effects OF several large
iewelry manufacturers, who have recently failed
~ coSsEorsxcE or THE cKisis.
ESxakHke, 5sT ss MKiSslEll.esS, sShAL. ssk.
together with an endless variety Of FANCY SITS,
taAlss, thildrsa.s kfsK Sasiiss BRAss
chs, roorH.Ricks. srtSD is and SLEEVE bttf
ALI NEW AND DESIRABLE.
TIE '''''''sss' * Fl; { Each, !. c.,
Call and be convinced.
NJ TAKE NoT1CE.
NO AUCTION GsoDs,
Aud no sales At Auction:
Every article Ma.Waessasa for tAs Rsyslsr Ssssa
1Sads.
All our Goods are. new aud pesfect. and OF tbs
same quality ~ Is generally retAiled 1T from
THREE TO FIVE HUNDRED PR CENT.
more than the actual cost.
So now. ladies aud gentlemen, yea have an ep-
p''''A's i fS Ssss "xns sbsg DOLLAR,
more than could be purchased for Slo. and evea
$50 nader ether circumstances.
NJ REMkMnkR. as
For ONk DOLLAR Zach
Call and satisfy yourselves, 81
III. 3. HOYT co.'s,
Ne so Nm tSe! Al, aaasr sposssoed Motel
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DgAD.-Rey. Jno. Talbot, well known in
northwestern Virginia as Father Talbot, a
Methodist minister, diedin Lewis county, Va,
on the 10th inst. He had been travelling min
lister for sixty seven years.
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THK MAJOR or TeRosro on fHs CRIsfs Mr.
bowers, the newly elected Mayor OF Toronto,
Canada, in his speech, Monday, 10 the Gonn-
ell, stated that large aeeessions TO our popuia-
ton might soon be expected on aecotint Of the
troubles in the United States, and recommend
cd such n policy IN regard to taxation, &c, ns
will especially favor such emigration
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CANDIDATES. Andrew Hunter and William
Lucas have been nominated in Jefferson co t.,
Va, for the Convention Jas. G. Holiday is
nominated in the city Of Portsmouth.
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FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY rs,

VIII be performed the great Ledger Drama of
the IDDEN HAND
Confessedly one OF the most popular aud widely
read stories ever published. 1t. will be pre-
scented with the following powerful distribu-
tion of characters
Archey, a New York Newsboy, a waif upon the
waters. ................. Miss Joey Gougeaheim
Capitola Black, Adopted
Niece OF Old Hurricane. Miss Joey Gougenheim
Capitola Lenoir, Heiress OF
the Hidden House &c.. Miss Joey Gougenheim
Major Ira Warheld, commonly called
Donald Bayne, or Black Donald,
ths outldW Bufdett Howe.
Col. lie NoIr... .....................C. warwick.
craven lie NOR, MS son Merton.
Headlong Hall, Belonging TO t.-F. Durand.
stealthy Steve Black Donalds ..R: Nicer.
Demon Dick, Gang, a. s. Conner.
Va
Wool, hurricanes Major Dummyl.I b; Phillips.
P0mp.. Is. mason.
Harry hiafd
Marah Rock Miss Ida Vernon.
Clara Day. Miss Kate Newton.
Mrs. Condiment. Mrs. De Bar.
Pit-a- Miss Jennie Darlington.
Dorcas Knight. Mrs. Herman.
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MARRIED.

On the z2d inst, at the Monumental ghureh, by
the Rev. Mr.. Woodbridge, JOHN J. BROWN ana
Miss T. c. u. STUFF both Of Richmond
ne w ashington, Baltimore, and Norfolk papers
please copy.
In 1850, by the Rev. Mr. Wheelwright, Mr a.
j. GOULDMAN, of Caroline county, and Miss Eli
LEN Y. BLYTHE, of Richmond, Va.
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A GREAT RAIsE.-The architect is making
surveys, preparatory to raising the fremont
House, Chicago. Operations will be COM
menced i'll February. The cost of raising the
building and Internal improvements of the
hotel will be $4,000.
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A little over ten years ago, when the Dis
PATCH was first started its founder would
have gladly compromised for daily circula-
ton of f,oo Mons0nd. Ii is now five times
that amount, and steadily increasing. Such
Is the burthen upon our presses of these heavy
editions, that we are compelled TO think Sc
rionsly OF increasing the power and speed in
the press room, with n new machine of the
most improved description. Thus we - that
growing lists and increasing pros perity bring
fresh troubles and heavy expenditures along
with them. We shall continue to strive 10
make the DISPATCH worthy its wide-s spread
support and in no event shall our means of
supplying the demand for il fan below the de-
Inaud itself
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PREPARING FOR THE RAINY DAY Presi-
dent Pierce has sold out all his bank stocks
converted the proceeds into specie which he
has deposited specially in u bank in Concord
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CoTToX FOR LowELL.--No less than 10000
bales of cotton passed through Worcester
last week, toward Lowell and Lawrence,
crowding the freight cars on the various rail
roads. All this cotton came from Memphis,
Tenn, by railroad.
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I H. DIGGES, AUCTION ROOMS 50 MAIN
y STREET have on consignment assorted
sizes OF FARRELL and HERRINGk CO. - world
renowned fiRE and BuR6LAR-PRQOF SAFEs,
at the New York manufacturing prices. Also, q
lot OF MAHOGANY SHOWCASES.
ja2S--ts j. II. DIGGES.
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During the past few weeks some eighteen
nidshipmen at tho Naval Academy have re-
signed and gone 10 their homes In the South
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FAREWELL BENEFIT,
And last appearance but one, of the celebrated
and tai ented
MISS JOEY GOUGENHEIM,
Who will appear in her great character of
CAP 7 OIL A,
In Mrs Southworth's widely popular
LEDGER ROMANCE,
OF THE
HIDDEN HAND
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rEORGIA STATE LOTTERIES.

MCKINNEY Co, MANAGERS.
The following are the drawn numbers Of GE0R-
vannah, Ga, January ~, 1851.
20 II sa 20 u 70 90 % IS 60.
Circulars sent free Of charge, by addressing
ia 2s-lts savannah, Ga.
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- --i-'-s---------'
BOARDING.

DOARDlNG.-At Mrs N. II. THoRNToN's.
- corner oil Foushee and Franklin streets, a few
ladies and gentlemen will ind desirable sitna
ton as BUARDERS, with handsomely furnished
rooms IN one Of the most quiet aud dctiSh.ful To-
ealities in the city. ia .i-!ws
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NE Lceches! Leeches.. Leeches.!.- II
have just receivd, by Adams Express, IL lot of
fresh SWEDISH LEECHES, the very best, and
large size, which Will be applied upon the most
reasonable terms.
Z. S.-CUPPING and LEECHING promptly at
tended | can be found at all hours of the day
at the HAIR DRESSING ROOM. under the Amerf-
Hotel, tentrance on 18th street, aud at night
at the corner of Leigh and 10th streets.
APP I9--ts K. G.. U0BSON.
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MISS JOEY

VIII also. by particular request, sing
Mr.. GEO. KUNKEL'S
NEW VIRGINIA SONG,
Which Is nightly honored with
DOUBLE ENCORE.
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LOST, STRAYED. &c.


| OSf Ok MISLAlD--A BOND for 50 400
~ dated the 9th or llth of March, 1850. payable
Two years after date, signed by JOHN l.. SCoTr and
EDWARD SCOTT, payable to, and endorsed by, J.
t. SHEPHEHD. All persons notified not to
trade for the same, as payment has been stopped
ia 25--6t* A. l.. SHEPHERD l25 Main st.
I OST--FINE DOLLARS REWARD.-A POCKET
~ BOOK, containing some small Notes of Vir-
g1nla aud Monticello Banks. Any person bringing
The same 70 this office will receive the above re-
ward. ia 25--Itk
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re Special Notice. respectfully call
the attention of the trade to eur sale of NEW OR
LEANS SUGAR and MOLASSES and LIVERPOOL
SALT, to take place at our Warehouse THIS DAY,
at IL clock, without regard to weather.
ia 25--lt CHAS. r. WORKMAN 4 Co, Aucts.
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ne Constitutions that have been nearly
worn out fIom Dyspepsia and Disordered Bowels
and Liver, can be entirely cured by the regular
use of BAKER ) PREMIUM BITTERS. To be had
of all the principal Druggists in Virginia.
Orders will be promptly filled, by addressing
ia Its Z. BAKER, Richmond, Va.
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Nittmunn 9ispatrhh,
FRIDAY MORNING. ...... JAN. rs, 1851
Circulation Of tho Dispatch.

We would not refer 50 soon again TO the
rapidly increasing circulation of this paper,
but tina; (, is n phenomenon in the history OF
the Southern press that may be interesting TO
she public. Recent large aceessions in and
out OF town have run mp the aggregate to TEN
THOUSAND DAILY. This greatly exceeds
any circulation ever attained by any paper
published in the South OF the SEMI wEEKlY
DISPATCH we now issue tscentg-Rre hundr.d,
and of the WEEKLY sir thousaad--so that the
thran SsSuas foot mn a follows.
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sea -spotswood Hazel Hair.Dressing Saloon.

GEO. J. HISSERlClE, the celebrated HAIR CUT
TER AND ARTIST Gf his profession, respectfully
informs the citizens of Richmond that he has taken
charge of the new AID elegantly fitted up HAIR
DRESSING SALOON under the Spotsw00d 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 Sims
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he Special Notice s-The attention of deal
and others is requevted to the Trustees sale of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c to take place at the
store Of J. P; KAvESAGH, Esq, on Broad, two
doors from 9Th street, THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock.
ia 25--ls Z. B. COOK, Auct'r.
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10 MULE LOST. During the fire on
sMxA "Wednesday evening last, some person
Wy broke open our stable door, on 4 l. ST.,
8a9kEAs between Grace and Franklin, and .urned
our NO NJ LES out. One of tho Mules mare
bay color, light built and young, has not returned
a suitable reward will be paid by returning the
huie 10 our store, corner 18th and Cary streets.
ia 2o--ts SELDEN 4 MILLER.
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~S-~~~~>o~~~>~,~~~~
T., MESSRS. WIN. ii. MACFAN-
- LAND, JOHN MINOR Bolts, n
MARMADUKE JOHNSON .-GESTLENES We,
portion of yourfellow- citizens, having unbounded
confidence in your ability, patriotism, virtue, and
wisdom, and OF your devotion to the Union aud
Constitution OF the Uni ed States, well as for
he deep interest and honor OF Virginia. respect
fully q X You to represent Us (if elected) in the
CDNA IN i JON to be held in EnhrUarX ueXL.
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ne HMoND THEATRE.-
AREWELL BENEFIT

kUSKEL & MoxLEY Sole Lessees and Managers.
l. 3. PHILLIPS. Stage Manager,
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49, MESSRS. EDITORS while |
~ duly appreciate the compliment of Peo-
candidates to represent this city in the STATE
CON hNTloN, desire to say that do not wish
to be so considered, and respectfully withdraw my
name WIN. G. DUNBAR.
Riehmond, Jan. 22d, 1851. ia 25--lt*
4f.- VERY GOOD OUr names were not
ES>-isa among those (but would have been if we
had seen the paper cordially concurring in the
call upon Messrs. BOLTS, MCFARLAND and
JOHNSON. We go for them, trusting to their
Well-known ability, experience, and patriotism
IA 23-lt* MANY VOTERS.
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Bg Baths. Baths. Baths...

HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can be had daily, from O'Clock 4. NJ. until 10 =.
NJ. at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving, sham
pooling and Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hotel, entrance nth street. Single Bath 25
cents or five tickets for 81. ocl5
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OLD DOMINION INsTITUTE--coRSEi

DEAUTiFUL SANTOS COfFEE--for sale
- by liasS JN0. N. GORDON SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-25

IL SMoklN0 TOBACCO MANUFACT0kY, IsrH
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN -
SNUFfS, embracing the varioas kinds. viz:
French Maccoboy, Rappee and scotch. SMOKING
TOBACCO, as follows: Turkish, Freuch German
and Virginia. each kind put up in their respective
manner. Turkish Ia bladders, French and Ger
man In papers, and Virginia in papers, bales aud
barrels. All of our articles are warranted To be
of a superior favor and character and sold at the
most satisfactory prices.
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