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Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
Dull Chrtstmas-Dsep SnoU High Prices fo
Negroes-Huing, &c, &c.

LOUISA Co, Dec. 30 1867.
We have had rather dull time this Christ
mas, though the young folks seemed to have a
pretty good time
The snow is quite deep, and all we are am BIZ
tious for now is to keep warm, which is not a
very easy matter, as the Christmas wood has
about given out.
There have been several sales Of negroes in
this county within a week or so. Some aver
aged LOO, and one went as high as 81 ,25O.--
An old man was offered for sale for cash, and
only about $3.50 was bid. The terms were then
changed 10 stt months credit, and he sold for
$3.50. From this you will see that it is mainly
the scarcity of money that has produced the
present low prices.
We are hiring out our servants for very lit
tie less than last year. Some men have been
hired for S95 to work on farms.
The people are generally much aroused in
reference to the state of the country.
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Account BoOks...1s61.
J W. r A N D o l. P H
,repered 10 manufacture To order

Is prepared 10 manutactuTe TO order
LEDGE RS. JOURNALS, Cash, DAY. IN
VOICE, LETTER and ACCOUNT BOOKS,
OF all sizes styles and qualities, at prices to suit
the time-.
On hand, good stock of homo made CAP
BOOKS, from is cents to s per qulre.
DENY BOOKS, from rs cents to S125 per
quire.
MEDIUM BOOKS, from 90 cent. to So per
quire
Early orders are solicited from those who in
tend opening new sets of Books in January.
de 3l-2t
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The Southern Literary Messenger.

In the nun Der for January, 1861, advance
sheets Of which have been furnished us, we
find the following attractive list of prose and
poetical articles Prose-. The Union; its
Benefits and Dangers. 2. Tom Hood as an
Artist. 3. Faraday's third popular Lecture
on the Forces OF Matter. 4. A Story of Cham
payne. S. The Story OF a California Faro
Table. 6. A Literary Peter Funk 7. Parsoa
Squint. 8. Chacun Son Cont. 9. Gothic
Architecture and Natural Religion. 10. The
Fine Arts. Peetry-i. Oh! the Sweet South
9 A View from Concession. 3. The Storming
of Chapultepec. 4. In Dreams Thou Still Art
Mine. S. Sonnet. 6. Autumn Leaves. 7. De-
cember. g. A Winter Night Among the Hills
O. Sonnet. 10. Never in Vain. In all 20 ar
ticles-yariety enough to suite every taste.
The editor follows up the Secession article OF
the last number with a letter from Washing.
ton city. Two of the articles are illustrated
and there Is very pretty Fashion plate from
BRoDIE. We advise eur readers to avail them.
selves of the beginning of the year to subscribe
to the MssSnger.
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THKATRE.-The WALLERs are dsservedly
commanding the applause of the public
There are no two stars of the same ability who
appear together in this country, and an en-
gagement of theirs may always be set down
as the dramatic event of the season. Tonight
these really distinguished artists appear in
Hamlet" Their acting in tragedy is excel
lent, and in this the standard is fully main
tanned.
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rs Notice. The attention of the trade Is
requested to our sale of s 600 bags RIO COZ F EE,
to take place on WEDNESDAY next. I'd January
after me sale OF sugar ana ofasst
day. as heretofore advertised.
de 3l-3t CRENSHAW Il co.
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IA Christmas Holidays. w
HEADQUARTERS OF SANTA CLAUS.
ANTONPS ST. NICHOLAS SALOON.

EVERYTHING NEW, RICH AND SPLENDID.
ANDREW ANTONI respectfully informs the
public that ne has Just rehtted the St Nicholas Sa
loon, Main street, next door to Exchange Bank,
making it in every respect most mag nifcent es-
ia Adjustment. He has on hand very large stock of
everything pertaining to the Confectionery bust
ness, including
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
FRUITS, both native and foreign; CONF &c
TlONERY of has own manufactLr re, of every kind
and of uns urpassed quality;
FANCY ARTICLES
for holiday presents-a endid assortment; TOYS
for the juveniles;
FIRE-W Works
of the best manufacturer Preserves, Jellies Cakes,
and other ARTICLES in that line; in short, every del
icacy required for
PARTIES, WEDDINGS,
and other gala occasions; fresh N UTS, ORANGES,
FIGS; BON BONS and SWEETM EATS of the
most tempting description and every article to be
found in a fl t-class Confectionery Store.
fine stock of TOBACCO and CIGARS
The young olks will remember the He6dquar-
tiers of Santa Claus.
IA Country orders promptly attended to.
ANDREW ANTONI.
French Confectioner,
de 7-lmGD Next door above Exchange Bank.
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At the Bhed. Dock st., in rear of old Gas Wok /

~ FOR LIVERPOOL. RlCHM
GEe AND LIVERPOOL PACKET l. NE
First ship of this line, the virgo
DARE, Captain J. Nj. COLE, will load at thi ,
for Liverpool on or about the 10th of next MT;
the Legislature, -four can be shipped oa this
owned in Virginia, without inspection
A large part of her freight Is already enEaf
For balance of freight apply to
oG PTS DAVID WIN CUFtS
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Lieut.. Col. William Henry Walker has re-
signed his position in the U. S. army ON the
issue Of resistance to Lincolns inauguration
He was shot seven times in one day in MEXICO
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MARRIED.
MAR,NH iNrELLIssENCB.
poRr OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 81
g.pA Va.s, tkts iay Tuesday, : s'sIssb.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Steam ship Roanoke, Couch, New YORK. Hd1e
and passengers, Ludiam Watson.
Steamer 3evdere. Keene, Baltimore, mdzc ana
pssse sers, y. Il w. Curr,e.@ , VIZ
Bark Parthian, Miller, Norfolk. light, D. q W.
Bark Chanticler, Hatch. Boston, in ballast =,
schr Maryland, Cranmer, New York. haY' M.
Downey. .;. ,
Virginia Towing Company. -,
Schr Southerner. -, Philadelphia, COAL
WIN. Brazesl.
Pa..ExoERs per Steamship :. ROANOKE GEO.
M GoI Patterson, +. j. Herritz. D. Murphy, F.
Dennis, T d. Smith; Alfred Lozisv and H. iady,
Ki,schafi. NJ b Strong. Vim. Voorbs: Or. A. T.
He'll, j. Nj, Bell, q. g. Johnson, Capt II. Patser-
Ai 90" FROM NoRFoL.-R w Santos, Miss
Santos. w G. Taylor, f. H. CraIge.
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nOld Dominion Insurance Company.
Office, No. 40 Main St, unde, ST. Charles Hotel.
CASH CAPITAL. ....-..............S20O 900.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL..-... 500 900.
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS TAKEN ON
FAFORABLE TERMS.


FAVORABLE TERMS.
In addition to the ordinary. mode of Insurance.
this Company issues PERPETUAL POLICIES,
on Buildings. on the payment Of EIGHT ANNUAL
PREMIUMS. Property is thenceforth permanently
insured. BY this plan saving Is effected, and the
risk and Inconvenience of renewals are avoided -
The policy can be cancelled at any time by the
holder, the premium being returned less ten per
cent.
Losses promptly adjusted and paid.
Applications for insurance will receive prompt
attention. DIRECTORS:
Cab. Workman, John II. Greanor,
John Enders, Geo. 8 Palmer,
S9n,'l NJ Price, VIM. 8. Triplett,
B. F. Laid. s. C. Tardy.
John Stewart Walker, VIM. Currie,
Luther r. Spllman, Jas. r. CIenshaw,
Peter c. Warwick, John H. Williams,
Jas. 8 Kent, Mark Downey,
Horace T. Edmond, Thos Jones,
Jas. NJ Tia bot, Edwin A. Smith,
Griffin b. Davenport, Ro. A. Paine,
Geo w Yancey, Ro =. Williams,
Jos. Brummel, VIM. P. Ragland,
VIM. Brent, Henry c. Cabell,
Ro H. NJ aurey, Geo. w. Register,
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR., Pres't.
CHAs. E. WORKMAN, Secy. dc Sits
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NPECIAL NOTICE.-The exercises of the
DOLD DOMINION INSTITUTE will be resumed
on WEDN ESDAY. I'd inst, The kev. FRANCIS
} BOGGS $50 we'll known in the city and State
az to need no introdncton.) 10 hereafter q member
OF the Board of distraction, and with his family
will reside at the Institute; corner franklin and
Fifth streets. ]. +. SHUMATE, Principal.
RishmoA5, January lst, 1851.
Ideem IL proper to state, that this connec-
ton will not interfere with my work as Chaplain
Friend Society Of q considerable part of the ex-
pense OF my support and in view Of that fact The
Board Of Managers cordially approved my action.
Hereafter. my residence will be at the Institute,
corner of FranAllr and Fifth streets. but i shall
be at the Bethel each day Mom 81 O'clock until
night. Ual-lt'l FRANCIS ]. BoGss,
II EMOyAL.-WM. B. JONES, of the late firm
OF JON Els CO., has removed to 18th street
between Main and Cary, whore he wiz be pleased
70 sec his frlends and the pnhllc generally. have
1or sale 30 half hbls spieed PIGS FEET; no bbis,
kshned SUGAR, ali grades; 800 bbls Rne ola
WHISKY. eopslstlng of the following brands,
some Of which have had stored for nearly two
choice Rye. Peter : nger's, A. y. Shuman's. j b.
kline'l, X. Biaksy's, T. J. Flsok's. John Glib.
APPLE BRANDY. some Ave years old; Hennes-
eey and othsr bTands fns imported BRANDY;
Common msaisIss wsff H ssa SS,I s
!!|||Ii'! Il Il Y i So! s.a
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DISSCLUTIONB, &C.

DISSOLUTION.- The co partne rshlp hereto
- fore existing under the firm of sTOk Es &
RIVES. is this day dissolved by mutual eonsent;
All persons having claims against the firm. W. II
present them for payment; ana those indebted d,
will please settle their accounts with 81 little delay
AZ possible. Either partner Will use the name oil
the firm in liquidation or settlement;
A. Y. STOKES.
J. HENRY RIVES.
Q;obnond January lst, 1861
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NJ stock of Dry Goods at Cost. for Cash
ONLY wi.h to close the balance of the stock
of DRY GOODS as soon az possible, and vii sell
at yery reduced prices, for cash only, my books
heins olosed THOS. d. QUARLES,
yn5uaTy lst 1851 No. gag Broad st.
Notice.-All persons indebted to the late
firms. @ UARLES. CRENSHAW CO, and
THOS D. QUARLES SON will make imme-
date payment to me, as no longer indulgence can
he given THOS. D. QUARLES,
isi-st No 229 Broad st.
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N0TICE.-An ADJOURNED MEET
- ING of the STOCKHOLDERS OF tn f.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS COMPANY viii
be held at the EXCHANGE HOTEL, in the city
uary, 1861.
The punctuai attendance of every stookholder
Is particularly requested. E. WARREN
dc zl-3tawtd Secretary.
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y n
Richmond, January LIST, 1861.

Co.Partnership.-The Subscribers have asso,
conducting a WHOLESALE GROCERY: FOR
WARDING and COMMISSION BUSIN ESS in
the olty of Richmond. at the store formerly occu-
pied by Stokes Rives, at the corner Of 10Th and
Cary streets, under the firm of A. Y. STOKES &
CO
They would respectfully ask a continuance OF
the liberal patronage bestowed upon the late firm
of Stokes Rivss. -
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WAHTxD.To EIRE - =, t T.. A an. etc.
Dn srS.n Soi and oss BsRMAiD
js1-n
WANTED. TO nIRE-A NEGRO WOMAN.
q inc once Of ]. a. LANCASTER i son
WANTED--A YOUTH, who can come well
w recommsndsd; and i. willing e m mn himself
o is II store Apply 4 No. russ. cs1hS sss
poR4RAT and ssG scEaERE PHSF 70 m
IN i've lessons. by calling at the Professors. ofice
on fist street, three doors west OF Nam. ''ur
m Ss fs ladies' viii 5. ss"sht BY s as,' and ladies'
liza / k s. :a''i'e''sn given Or no pay
WANTED-BOOK-K EkPER.--A young man
w who writes good plain hand. is accustomed
t. Book Keeping. and is willing to devote himself
,ss nt be hs
the Richmond Post Office, giving references etc.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sERVANTs:.-I wish
sERVaNTs"a Caok, Washer and Ircnsr, and
Hoasemaid a ApPl, s ssms house. on Grace st.
ns 4. s % prs' h0i'0h " 'n Ed. w. ToMPKINs
| IlTANTED-TWO SERVANTS For the
suing good Cook sa tn rood ssr
wants need apply r Ats, 81,
| deN-2t Ret. 18th and 18th SITS.
W. s"ad PLAIN Cook. without incumb rance
and BOY to wait about the " bows SscM ApIy
| debts At ofice r. F. i p r. r. Co.
yxrANTED-A competent BOOK KEEPER, to
reside = dy 6 .n5s man Rs
| cfa
| W!situat,on as MANAGER ON FARM. or
| OvERSEER of some business He has had some
psrticuIarl, skillfu in the MANAGEMENT Of tobao-
| 90 and other produce. Best raferenees; addssss'
| "R. g." at Richmond Post Once De ~ t
| w midd L. aged eolored NURSE, without 81
| cumbrance None but those who can come we'll
rs dc ssmss n's Gb nVXslls WORKMAN CO.
w hr.t.rate COOK. Also $50 a cHAMBEsRMAiD,
who can WASH and IRON well-and both with
out ae e e. 81. Apply n NJ VALENTINE.
w frst-rate C"oK. and GIRL, Ia to, u years
a: to w WINS fpP 5'WsEHss
COOK WhsHfR r. ss sd'HuS for s sS
d essa price will AL r Ri M hSPEa to Mai.
WANT d. shall be prepared to hire for the
| w ensuing year. for the operations at the G X.
| BON HILL. M MES, in this county. able bodied
| NEG no MEN. comprising pit hands. surfaces Ia
| borers, wagoners and meohanc.i also, WO-
NAN who is spod COX W MhS{HE s1a IkSN
for my own use IN the city.
| de l2-ts JNO. J. WERTH, Agent
WANTED-sIGHT EXCHANGE on Balti
w more, Philadelphia and New York;
| ALSO-GOLD and SILVER. for WHICH the high
est rates will be paid. X. vi. MAUhY q w.
| de It's
{VANTED-A MALE PROFESSOR Of MI
| w SIC, to take charge of the Musical Depart
| ment OF the Wesleyan Female College, Muir
| freesboro', N. c., the 22d February next. On.
who can teach the Modern Lansuagss, as well a.
| Music, would probably be preferred. We shoul,
be pleased to receive applications from Profession
of Modern La n es, a. 1t + probable We shaI
please state their place of birth, age, wheihe
married single, qualifications. religious faith
| and salary. Address Rev. D. P. WILLS" Pres
| ident MurlreesboTo'. N. G.. de3-ts
| WANTED.-TIME BILLS ON NEW Y0R
| w wanted by KENT. FAME i co,
no2-ts
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M Elegant New Years Gifts
EMBRACING MANY ARTICLES,
USEFUL AND ORN AM EN- 7 A l.,
For Ladies and Gentlemen. at very Low PRlCBi
al-3t WATKINS Il FICKLEN.
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CUJkAUES
Can be had at BINFOR0'S HAT STORE. Par
ties ANYWHERE THE UNITED STATES can get
one of either kind by mail, If the enclose 80 cents
TO the subscriber F. BlNFORD,
is l-3ts 81 Main st., Richmond, Va.
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ezs-Ns.eaWsnr B = v'iih,r'aipn.

W KEEHs. wi OE Taoa =; Cav
| to. day. MONDAY and up 10 the !.
O'Clock Nj TUESDAY the Ist January, lseT
Freight taken TO Boston via BaltImor, =,
est rates. with great dis patch.
No hog sheads received on board unleu,,,.
At our Office. wa
Passengers are requested to be on board :,
the hour OF departure.
Passage and fare S..
Tickets procured either atour Office !, o..
Slip. opposite the Columbian Hotel. or s;..s
ers' wharves. ""eia
de 3l-2t DAVID wg Croa.
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aenCLAL HoxICuD

.~---~-~----~~-->-~~---
EeneIte ths Eses,r:; ard au RiiliHsri e.
tho quarter ending 3lst December. 1850
R,,.ro. m warehouse. for iuspection a0th Sep
esmbsr last ...... ~ hhds
Received for inspection during the quar- .
ter .---- ODD
ss
Inspected from 3Dth September to slst o., =,
December 49,. .---. ---~- - 1900 "
Balance on hand for inspection this day 70
Balance IN warehouse, of inspected to- ~. .,..
bacoo y0th September .----I 80 MUS
Inspections for the quarter. ...----...' COO
1889 :.
Deliveries durin the quarter. ...----.l,H1
Balance on hand of inspected tobacco nov ..
Received a6 pkgs. loose tobacco, weigh ,,o II.
WAREHOUSE OPENED 14rH JUNE, 1850
Total Receipts to date:
For inspection ----....--.4 " q! mus
vi UpidnQ6 80 NJ. LLa.
Total Dsitrsriss to date: .
Of inspected tobacco 1913 oss :.
Vi Upands .----....----... 80 ,o., s.
Tot., in warehouse this i iIe hhds.
Received 1893 pigs. loose tobacco. weigh. II.
Delivered iss pkss loose tobacco. ...
Balance in warehouse of loose tobacco i JIG lbs.
SCOGGIN i HUTCH EsON,
Richmon /, Dec 81. ls6o.f jal--it
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R~FAKMEKS, BANK OF VIRGINIA

K~FAKMERS' BANK OF VIRG: MA.
- The general meeting of the stockholders
Of the FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA will be
held at their Banking h Ouse in the city of Rich
mond, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day Of January,
1861.
mo Officer or Director Of a Bank shall hereaf
ter vote proxy of a StockholdeT in any eleotlon
of Directors or Officers Of a Bank. nor shall any
proxy he valid which shall have been executed
sixty days be fore the time of election"
FORM OF A PROXY:
Know all men by these presents that -, =,
DO appoint my substitute anUprofx T. 70 rep
holders Of the Farmers Bank of Virginia, and in
my name to vote upon all questions that may come
Witness my hand and seal, this = day of -,
1856. }. A. SMITH, Cashier.
de I'm ,Th&S,td
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Richmond, LIST January, 1861.


The undersigned Will continue the Ex-
CHANGE and BANKING BUSINESS of the late
firm of ISAACS h TAYLOR. 1t viii be conduct
ed under the style and firm of WM. B. ISAACS Il
Co. b. H. SMITH, Jr., having an Interest therein.
LIST January. 1861. VIM. B. ISAACS.
In withdrawing from the Exchange and
BANKING BUSINESS we feel it due to our sue
cessor to say, that from long personal acqualp-
lance and business connection with him, we have
every confidence in his means. ability integrity
and prudence in the management of his affairs,
and do most cordially recommend him to our
friends and the public as every way worthy of
their confidence ard patronage
JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
ia lin WIN. F. TAYLOR
NOTICE.-The 90 partnership heretofore ax-
~ listing between the undersigned is this day
dissolved hy mutual consent. The affairs of the
concern w i'll be settled by WIN. b. GREEN. who Is
purpose. VIM. B. GREEN,
Richmond, Jan. LIST, 1861. F. W. ROBSON.
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December 81. 1850
New Co Par ip.-The undersigned
have entered INTO partnership, and will continue
the GROCERY AND COM MISSION BUSIN Esq,
in Petersburg, under the firm Of NJ Ar y +,
TANNAHJLL II co and the GENERAL COM
MISSION BU2IN ESS. in Richmond, under the
style of WALTER K. MARTIN Il co.
We take this occasion to return our sincere
thanks to our numerous friends for the liberal
confidence and support extended to the late firms
of N. Nj. MARTIN, BROTHER Il CO, Peters
| burg and N. NJ. MARTIN, SON co, Rich
mond, and hope, by our best personal exertions,
to merit q continuance Of the same.
ROBT. A. MARTIN.
WAITER K. MARTIN,
ROBT. TANNAHILL,
N. M. MARTIN. JR.,
r. H CUNNINGHAM, JR.
RESIDENT PARTNERS:
Petersburg. Richmond.
RoBERT A MARTIN, WALTkR K. MARTIN,
RoRERT TANNAHiIL, y. NJ. MAkriN. r.,
X. IL. CUNNINGHAM. J r.
Jal uaTy list, 1851. ia -d3t& owlm
NOTICE.--The Co partnership heretofore e1
~ listing between the undersigned is this day
Dissolved. h' mutual consent The affairs of The
is authorized to the name of the firm for that
purpose. JOSEPH BRU M M Ell,
VIM B. ISAACS.
VIM. F. TAYLOR.
ID
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n. Central Hotel Furniture at Auction. =
Attention is asked to the sale of the CENTRAL
HOTEL FURNITURE, l HIS MORN ING, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock. -
ia lit THOS. w KEESEE, Auct.
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IA KEEs' Pearl Am brotypes are superior to
any twenty or fifty dollar Miniature painting
Large family groups and small children cor
reotly taken bv the aid of REEe' instantaneous
process. PHOTOGRAPHS in every style, life sizs,
colored IN OIL alta low cost and salts action guar
anteed, l45 Man street, and the most extensive
Uaiiefy IN tie South l-2t
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Slave Insn q n C e.

THE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE Comply,
OF CHARLoTTEs WILLIE, VA,
Insure SLAVES for one or q term OF years. or Tor
a shorter period if desired.
IS Losses adjusted and paid promptly at this
office KNOWLES K WALF0RD, Agents.
Office 49, Main street. Richmond, Va.
Ma. DR. F.; w. Hancock, Medical Examiner.
At Office daily at 10 O'Clock. Jal-5t
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SAM L NJ, w lila NINUN,
Richmond, January !. 1861. ia 1-6t

HENRY RIVES takes this method of in
j forming his friends that he will continue to
sell on commission, TOBACCO, WHEAT, and all
other country PRODUCE.
For the pr esent he may he found at the office of
A. Y. Stokes & Co and respectfully socits con-
tlnusr ce of the patronage bestowed on the late
firm of Stokes Il Rives. J. HENRY RIVES.
Richmond. January LIST, 1851 ia L. 12t
DISSOLUTION OF CO.PAKTNERSHiP.
~ In consequence Of the decca.e of 1aI ser l
L co. Petersburg, and N. M. MARTIN. SON &
CO., Richmond, cease from this date. and are dis
solved. Either of the surviving partners is au-
thorized to ciose the business.
ROBERT A MARTIN,
WAITER K MARTIN, c,
ROBT. TANNAHILL, : potns
N, NJ MARTIN. JR.. Aai'Neis'
II CUNNINGHAM In
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Ma RIG MoND THEA TIRE.
A H A PPY NEW EAR.

KUNKEL K MOxLEY. Sole Lessees and Managers
l. b. PHILLIPS 49,. Stage MaLager.
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srEAMBoATs, sHIPPINo

>Ac~ FOR NEW ORLEANS-Th.
:7s. GEo BELLOWS, master. havinttaaNi
portion of her cargo enjoyed, will ssil WI ~
dispatch. For balance of freight. Apply n e.
l-6t w u t.6T u IF{prS
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NEW BOOKS, STATION CRY, 40.
1871 JANUARY LIST. 1881
WEST JOHNS TON,
ll6 MAIN STREET,
Having attached to their estAhlishment one OF
the most complete BINOERIES in the State, and
employing the BEST WORKMEN and using the
best materials We are epared to manufacture. TO
order. BLANK BOOKS Of every style. vlz:
JOURNALS. LEDGERS. Day BOOKS. ~
VOICE BOOKS. SALES BOOKS. CASH
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STRAYEp.

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IN young bay HORSE, Six years cid. All 40, =
NAJoung brown MULE, three years old. A
reward of SIS will be paid for their return to-
LYNCH Il McCREADY,
Residence on Canal, between list and Foushes SITS.
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BY universal request,
MRS. EMMA WALLER
Will appear TO NIGHT. In her beautiful chara<
ter of OPHELIA
Mr.. WALLER.
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SCARDIN0.

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lopes of every quality and shade; Pens. Penhod-
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the counting-room; cheap for cash.
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N AkM0RY CO. 90" lsrR REG NJ
Richmond, Dec. 81,
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~ O'Clock P. NJ, promptly :,
As this 10 the annual meeting for the II
non- commissioned cheers. II is des 80 =
every member should Re present.
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de Sit s. J. TUCKER, lGSts
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ING next, Both inst, leave her wharf at RyFa
regularly every FRIDAY, MONDAY aud IA
NESDAY MORNINGS, at Ga O'CLOCK praa ;
for the above places, and return each slaG
same hour, SIS O'clock, and touch NJ all & 7
regular landings on the river, going and retul
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