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HIRING RATRs.-We never saw larger
number of servants ON the hiring stand at the
commencement Of a year than were paraded
yesterday and never before did we see SO few
demands for this kind of help. The prices, as
an average, were in great reduction OF last
years rates. Able bodied negro men ranged
from $50 to 500, and women from $40. $50 and
S35. In many instances. the reduction Is fully
one. third. while in one case we heard an offer
of q servant woman for the amount OF her
taxes.-Po,ssmosM fVa.) Transcript.
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MApprrn

On Thursdav afternoon. the nth Of December.
1850. At the residence of the brides father, BY the
Rev Samuel Kelly. Mr.; STEPHEN BnH!S; IL,
only daush,e or Of jacob e. Duvall, ESQ OF Par
kersbuvg. Va.
IA Baltimore Sun please COPY.
On Wednesday evening, by Rev. Mr.. Peterkln,
Mr.. ALIEN AMER PERNrLLI and Miss MARY
ANN FERGUSON, all of this city.
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STATIsTIos OF 1s60.-Duriug the year 1850,
hfty-one persons died At ages exceeding 100
years. The oldest of these was MiIly Lamar,
q slave, who died in Georgia at the age Of 1877.
Twenty.one soldiers OF the Revoiution-two
of them from Virginia-died.
There were seventy four railroad accidents,
by which 1866 persons were killed and 8 926
wounded. The ,eamboat accidents numbered
242 by which 1851 persons lost their lives and
1880 were wounded.
The fires mum hered PSI, destroying property
to the value OF Si5, 597 900.
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ORpxRxD ORA few days ago, man from
Staten Island, who had "squatted on the
shore Of York river. Va. TO plant oysters, was
suspected OF having voted for Lincoln, and
thsrsupon II was intimatsd TO him that ii he
regarded his own personal safety, he had bet
ter poll up stakes and take his departure with
out delay. He vamoosed at once.
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PosT-OFFICE AFFAIRs.-A post. Office is e..
tablished at Point Isabel, Richmond county.
Va and William Ingram appointed postmas-
ter. Ga the route from Warsaw TO Kilmar.
mock, Office at Jefferson, Powhatan county,
Va. is re established, and Martin T. Davis
appointed postmaster. Office at Magnolia,
Washington county, Va, is discon tinued.
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A RxMINDER.-The Alexandria Gazette says
that on Saturday the citizens residing Ia the
immediate neigh borhood Of the White House.
in Washington, were somewhat surprised to be-
hold, floating from the equestrian statue of
Jackson (Which is just In front OF the Presi.
dents mansion,) an American flag, with a
strsamsr bearing the words-"By the Eternal"
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,Nt , 4. q UP 1ON'S
N1 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG LADIES

: FUR IUUNU LaUIES,
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.
This School Is IN successful operation. It's ioca
ton for health is unsurpassed. and it presents
of the finest water scenes IN the country. 1t 10
tel. ia immediately on the water, and has the ad-
vantage OF as hns salt water bathing as can he
had anywhere. The Misses CLoPToN can take
eight more pupils than they now have. upon early
application. The course Of tuition will be tho
rough.
TERMS, FOR THE SESSION English, ESQ; Eng
llsh. inc udng Algebra Geometry, or both, q 10;
French $40; LatIn, $40; Music, Piano and Guitar,
eaoh. SEQ use Of Piano, $40; Board, W ASKING,
Fuel and Light, 500.
The School opened on the first Monday In Octo-
Der, and will close ne last Of May.
Pupils can rem in during the summer months,
aud those who desire 1t can receive their reg lar
musical instruction. do l3--lm
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BRoTHERLY KINDNESS Daniel Smith shot
his brother, Steph Smith, on Tuolumns river,
GAL, with four pistol balls, because the latter
had made improper advances TO the wife Of the
former. They were originally from Provi-
dsnce B. /. Tho wounded man survived this
act Of brothsriy affection only twsnty-four
hours,
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The Hon. John n. Read, of the Supreme
Court Of Pen nsy lvania, 10 lying very tll Of the
typhoid tsyer, 1t his Fssidsnce. In Philadsl-
pAta.
Edwin Booth played Macbeth TO the Lady
Macbeth OF Miss Charlotte Oushman, Non.
day night.
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ANTONPS ST. NICHOLAS SAL
EVERYTHING NEW. RICH AND SPLENDID.
ANDREW ANTONI respectfully informs the
public that he has Just Tehtted the st. Nicholas S
loon, Main street, next door to Exchange Bank,
making it in every respect most magnificent es-
Enlistment. He has on hand yer, large stock of
everything pertaining to the Confectionery busi-
ness, including
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
FRUITS. both native and foreign; .CONFEC-
TlONEKY of his own manu- fa cture, of every kind
and of unsurpassed quality;
FANCY ARTICLES
for holiday presents-a splendid assortment; TOYS
for the juveniles;
FIRE-W Works
of the best manufactures; Preserves Jellies Cakes,
and other articles in that line in short, every DEL
icacy required for
PARTIES, WEDDINGS,
and other gala occasiont, fresh NUTS,ORANGES,
FIGS; BON BONS ano SWEETMEATS of the
most tempting description; aud everv article to be
found in a fl GLASS Confectionery Store.
fine stock of TOBACCO and CIGARS.
The young folks will remember the Headquar
tiers of Santa Claus.
IA Country orders promptly attended to.
ANDREW ANTONI.
French Confectioner,
de 7-1mGD Next door above Exchange Bank.
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OANnIDATgs.-There are two candidates for
the vacancy cccasioned In the Virginia Senate
~ the death OF Frederick ColemAu, from the
Fredericksburg district. They are MessTs. w.
.. Gilman sad DR.. ". D. q aissubsrry.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Afatrs in Norfolk.

NORFOLK, VA, Dec. 3lst, 1860.
The condition OF things here and in Ports
mouth is very bad. Many Of the people Ia
these communities are dependent, directly or
indirectly, on the Navy. Yard. A large ma
jority Of the working men. owing to the In.
suniciency OF their wages, barely manage TO
sustain themselves from hand to mouth dur
Ing The best Of times. Hence, when the Gov
eminent Ieglects to mak9 provision. in the
way OF work, or even fails to pay off at the
regular time, suffering must ensue. Dis
charges have been so frequent of late that one
can scarcely ever pass the streets without
meeting crowds OF idle men. whose detected
countenances bear evidence that they have
punching reasons to deplore the present un-
settled state Of the country. It Is now six
weeks since those who are employed were
paid Of. The consequence is, the grocers are
lueirg confidence, aud many OF them, have
been informed, have actually given notice that
they can credit no more after tho LIST OF jan
uary. 1t 10 not surprising, then, that these
sufferers are bitterly complaining; that they
are indignantly denonncing politicians, whom
they consider the au thors Of all their troubles,
and that they are growing ciamorous for an
immediate settlement between the North and
the South-if not In the Union. then out OF It,
The crew of the U. S. brig Dolphin were
paid OF to day. RlGHT.
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IA A PARTICULAR ,NoIicF we return our
ru bic generally, for the liberal PATRONAGE that We
have heretofore received. and hope by strict at
tention to business to merit a continuance of
the same, as We are now making large prepa-
rations to carry on our business more extensively
than formerly. ALEX. Hull Il CO.,
No lN Main street, Manufacturers and importers
of Boots and Shoes, Richmond, Va.
which are due, that may be presented to the rm
of ALEX. HILL CO.. or to ALEX. HILL lndIvidu
ally; and we nope all persons VINO are now lndsbt-
ed to us will please come forward and settle them
forthwith. as all accounts that are past due. and
remain unpaid. will be placed in the hands of q
collector. Liza 3-tsI ALEA HILL q GU.
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T1HE CHISWICk sCHOOL-

VTFHE CHIS W I'm SJHUUL-
1 CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH.
The subscriber can take into his family 10
DUARDERS q few more boys to attend the CHS
WICK HOOL. conducted by Mr.. ANTHONY
DIBRELL. A. NJ, whose ability and assiduity CON-
me md him to the public.
The location III miles west of Richmond,) is
powerfully healthy. and every care ID taken of
the morais of the pupils
Board, including everything. Sl2k per month
Tuition from $25 to $50. for the scholastic year.
GEO. g. EXAII,
de 49, I'm Richmond Post Office
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DICHMOND FEMALE SEMiNARY.-The
II regular exercises Of this Institution will be
resumed on WEDNESDAY, January Sd, 1851,
with a full corps of instructors.
The Char recently made vacant by the resig-
the acceptance Of Mr.. 8 TAYLOR MARITIME
gentleman well known for his high intellectual
quail 6cat!ons and for his successful experience
as Teacher. A. Nj. DUPUY.
do CIV PrInclpal.
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EDUCATIONAL

THE DUTIES of MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL
will be resumed on WEDN ESnAY I'd Janu-
airy, 1851, when in addition to her former efficient
corps of Teachers, she has the pleasure to an
nounce TIA MIR. Z. N. CROUCH will give lessons
in Vocal Music. For terms, apply to
MRS. PELLET,
On Broad St., next door to the Broad It. Church
ia al
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The entertainments concluding with the aughable
Farce of the
LOTTERY TICKET.
wormwood. ..-........-...-. Mr.. f. Lamb
Mrs. Corset MRS. y. Uebar.
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Tn addition to the ordinary mode of In.uranoe,
this Company issues PERPETUAL POLICIES,
on Buildings. on the payment of EIGHT ANNUAL
PkRMIUMs. Property Is thenceforth permanently
insured By this plan saving effected, and the
risk and inconvenience of renewals are avoided -
The policy can be cqnce!ed at any time by the
holder, the premium being returned less ten per
cent.
Losses promptly adjusted and paid.
Applications for insurance viii receive prompt
attention. DIRECTORS:
Cab. Workman, John H. GreanOr,
john EnoeTs, Geo. 8 Palmer.
Ssm'l M. Price, WIN. =. Triplett,
b. F. Laid. ). C. TGrdy,
John Stewart Walker, VIM. Currie.
Luther r. Splman, Jas. r. Crenshaw,
Peter C. Warwick, John H. Williams,
Jas Kent, Mark Downey,
Horaoe I. Edmond, Thos. Jones,
Jas NJ. Ia hot, Edwin A. Smith,
Griffin B. davenport, Ro. A. Paine,
Geo W.Yancey, RO. P. Williams,
Jos. Brumme, VIM. p. Ragland,
VIM Brent, Henry C. Cabell,
Ro. H. Maurey, Geo. w. Royster,
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR., Pres't.
CHAs. E. WORKMAN, Sec'y. de SITS
A Christmas Holidays. VI
HEADQUARTERS OF SANTA CLAUS.
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NOTtCE.--The duties of the Nj echanics' Night
~ school, as well so OF my Day School, Will not
Law is oocasloned by severe domestic ailctlon. n
ja3-3t
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" f7nHeS eOdenl cogtDlnr ohanihm
VerSdtn1 nrHd, Sertns. oclHs,
SorS tIftHTG, ct nos IN 1teTHum
E1-sf,a.,,z ,snpn t,,Yu ru,y,b>p 't<

Ard with this striking truth in view how touch
ing and appropriate Is the lesson lnoulcated by
the flowers in the windows of the Life insurance
Office!
some are harder, some farer than others
Here is vigorous shoot that promises to outh'e
the parent stem; and there tender germ, Just
budding INTO existence. But the mortal urn
shakes for hem all, AID ''soon or late the hardl.
est as we'll as he ,endere and the tarest, must
fall to the earth. The flow ers. nevertheles SIS, Hsy
bud and blossom with q renewed spring: ThS
showers and the sunshine may lmpart life and
beauty to the succeeding growth; but, unlortu ,
natelt. show ers and sunshine do not agree SO we'll
with the defendants If men Who cree she tiers to
protect themselves from their influence" And
now iisten to what the flowers say IN this behalf
Secure something VIII, you may, TO guard your
wives and chi ldren sgainst being compelled to re-
ly on the cold charity of the word; They must
to | and spin while we do not. Will you hearken
to our mute appeal"
In our humble judgment, the eloquence of the
flowers is irrssst BILE, and we POSITIVELY III nix that
the still, ANAL vo ce that breathes from their Pc
tails is more convincing than dozen paragraphs
or pamphlets filed with tables of calculations
stretched out to the "crack Of DOOM"
+" We all must tread the paths OF fate,
And ever shakes the mortal urn,
Whose lot mbarks US soon or late.
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MARINE iNrELLI(4ENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JANUARY ..
H.sA w.'.. sis. das Thursday OK nelsss,

ARRIVED,
Sehr. Geo. v. Scott. Parker. Norfolk, mdzs., ".
d. Co quit IL Co.
SAILED,
.Schr: Chas A. Heckscher, Stubbs, down the
river, Zig hit. to load Tor New York, W D. CoIQuitt
4 Co.
schr. Geo. Franklin, Tyler. down the river,
light
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NOTICE. FRIDAY next, the All
~ instant. having been appointed by he
President of he United States as day Of hum.li-
alto, to the Supreme, to invoke His and IN avert
vice will be he Id at the Synagogue of the BETH
SHALUME cor cation, Mayo street, at half
past O'Clock P. M i, aid sermon Will ne deiiv-
cred on the occasion. Ja 3-N
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n Elegant New Years Gifts
EMBRACING MANY AhfIcLEs,
USEFUL AN D o X N AM N T A l.,
For Ladies and Gentlemen. At very Low PRlCB s
jal-3s WATKINS & EiCKLEN.
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NOTICE.-An ADJOURNED MET
ONSA ING of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS COMPANY will
ne held ut the EXCHANGE HOTEL, in the city
Of kichmond. on TUESDAY, the ls.h day of Jan
uaIy, 1851.
The punctuAi attendance Of every stockhelder
is particularly requested. E. WARREN.
dc 2l-3tawtd Secretary.
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THE REV. j. Ii. JETER, ID. D.,
~ is expected to PREACH a seTm3n app aRHr !.,,
CHURCH. DR.. BURROWS, } on FRIDAY. the 4th
INST at II O'CLOCK. ja3-lt.
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BY UNIV SAL d E r f,
MRS. EMMA WALLER
Will re peat her great character of ELEANOR, in
the new rom antIc Play of the
MASKED RIDERS!
Supported by Mr.. WALLER, Messrs. Howe,
Warwick, Bailey Barron, fMeer. Merton, Misses
PartIngt1n and Morton. in tavorite characters.
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ATHE CULTIVATION OF FLOWERS aiwavs IN
dicafes re hnement heir pres ence even In the
humblest c.ttaRe sheds cheerful and pleasing In
huence. and not unffe quenty ID IT. butte which
vice itself hnds II convenient to pay In assuming
the sarb OF vTLue. .
IN the fast. We know that the symbolic Ian
guage OF flowers 10 an important medium m trans
m,tlng sentiments of a lover 10 his mistIess
and IN sparing her the conscious DIush which
spoken words of reciprocal affection mlkht call to
her cheek. ~
We have recently seen the sphere of their utili-
ty extended wneie we least expected to ind 1t
I'm the Gus. mart of men" whore the ARABIC
hume rails rather than ARABIC poetry would have
seem d to he most Usually cultivated. But, upon
reflection. we perceive that floral ornaments may
be available TO incu cate very 'mpor ant lesson.
Stroliing down town the other day, our attention.
was at raoted ~ the windows vi the Virginia Life
insurance Office, b' variety of ex tremely pretty
plants. apparently Imbs d1ed In mss. They were
furnishing, and Towering ana smiling a. most IN
the mtGsL OF storHs. and were certainly lar more
cheerful in their aspect than the countenances OF
many Of our friends, even IN these so-calied mer-
~ christmas times %
We WIRE aware of the coed taste of the accom-
pilsbed President OF the Company, whom TO know
is TO esteem but conscious OF his being also
thinking man. We were convinced that more was
tnecry, and will ''lay our life' il is correct
Bear in mind, gentle reader, that tie - locus IN
qn0.' as tne iawy ers have 1t, Is Life Insurance
.thce. Not an institution where, according to the
HIbsrnlan notion, man can insure himself
against dying lntirely :" but where, In view OF
the possibility of death. he can. at moderate
expense provide for the objects nearest ana dear
any one suppose himself exempt from the common
lot of humanity? Hear what old Horace said,
great while ago:
I'D
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C0MMRS OFFICE, BA~KANp 18th Srs,,t
RICHMOND. Dec. ~, 1860
THE CREDtTOaS of THs ASHLAND
! HOTEL and MINERAL WELL COMPANY,
as we'll those who have presented their claims as
those ho have not yet dons so,, are hereby mott
TINS office. on SAT- RDAY, January 9Th, 1851,
CONNIE Acing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
de x9-t 5tnJ r, MILTON CARY
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& U: 8: MAIL STEAM SHIP
GEEFG AMESTOWN, FOR NEW YORK,
@<1assseVIA N OR F o l. K.-Tbe STEAMSHIP
JAMESTOWN, Capt. THos: SKINNER, will leave
here att O'clock P. NJ, FRIDAY, the 4.h INST.
Passengers are requested to be on board In cue
time.
Passage to New York meals and stated oomin-
oiuded, $40. Steerage passage only SIS.
Passage to Norfolk same as by the river boats.
Freg Int received to- day, THURSDAY.
Conslgneesarefeq d to send for thu irg Dds
to day.
Tickets and berths secured at our ofice 0, or on
board the ship.
Freight for Boston taken at moderate rates and
forwarded with dispatch.
Ia9-2t LUOLAM & WATSON.
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49, will be observed by The men, bel hip of
Trinity NJ. f. Church as day of fasting and
pray err with especial reference to the condition of
the country. Preaching ut II O'Clock A. NJ
PRAYER meeting at 10 o'clock A. M. and O'Clock
P. M. The public are invited to attend. ia 2-2t"
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FAST DAY SERVICES.-The
~ UNITED PRESBYTk RAN CHURCH
will re open, pursuant to the recommen datIon nf
the President, ON FRIDAY, eth inst. at II A. NJ.
and at 4P Nj. jas IT.
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AS lave Insura nce.
THE ALBEMARLE INSURANCE COMP'NY,
Or CHARLoTrEsvILLg, VA.
Insure SLAVE Els for one or q term of years, or for
q shorter period if desired.
"a Losses adjusted and paid promptly at this
Office. KNOWLES WALF0R0, Agents,
Office 49, Main street. Richmond, vs..
IA Or r w. HANCOCK, Medical Examiner.
At Office daily at 10 O'Clock. jal-5t
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OFFICE OF r. H. MAURY l. CO..
RICHMOND. January 2, 1861 {
OUR OEi iCE will be clo.ed to NOR
~ row, tFRIDAY )4,h inst Those having
Notes, Acceptances, &c.. due on that day. will
please attend to the same to- day.
ia Silt R. II. MAURY co.
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MEADE x BAKERS ssELIxIR CALL
W SAYA BARK" is made in the most catel-
that from which Quinine is m ade y is very paat
able. and highly recommended by our swn ph.s
clans. for loss of appetite and to prevent Ipa
after chills and bilious fevers. Prepared only By
MEADE h BAKER, Pharmaceuti
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A....C Go k a d eS !.--...-~
COCK A d f 8
UNION AND ESSION
CnCKADES
Can be had at BINFOR rs HAT STORE. Par
ties ANYWHERE THE UNITED Stalls can get
one Of eItnr kind by mall if they enclose 80 cents
to the su bscrlbcr. r: biNFOkD,
ia l-3t* 81 Main st., Richmond, Va.
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l LIQUORS, LOT q row
- EMS have now in store of old Whsksy. snt
Brandies: 20 bbls. Pure Rye, q brand well known
now from to 10 wears old; 50 bbls. Bumgardnsr'
old Whiskeyt; 100 nbissAower grades; q pes sp,
half pipes Hennessey and Otard. Dupuy Co
Bradies, wi ID large stock of other Liquors fsn
orally. which We offer low
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(NANTED-A MALE PROFESSOR UF MU-
w sic, to take charge Of the Musical Depart
freesboro'. N. c.. the 22d february next One
who can teach the Modern Lans uages, as we'll as
Music. would probably be preferred. We should
he pleased to receive applications from Professors
of Modern LANGUAGES, as it is probable wo shall
need one the 22d February. Those applying will
please state their place of birth, age, whether
married single, qualifications. RELIGIOUS faith.
and salary. Address :. Rev. ID. p. WILLS" Pres
ident Murfreesboro'. N. G. de3-u
WANTED.-TIME BILLS ON NEW YOR
w wanted BY KENT, PAINE 4 co,
no Ats
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NOTHING AT IMMENSE sACRIFICt~

I HUTHIN6 II fWMENSk SACKIFICEW
~ have III stock about 10 OveIcoats and BusI.
ness Goats, of different Qualities and sty les Jeff
over from last year, which have selected out
and marked down to about one half OF the ususl
selling price. Call and examine them and al
not tied to fashion. can get good article for
very .InalI price. The goods are hero ard mus
he sold This Is no humbug. Call early and tax ,
q chance. VIM. IRA SMITH.
l16 Main STRAIT
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Acne SPECIAL NOTICE TO SHIP
EkEA PERS.-Shippers to New York by the
@az1@ steamship JAMESTOWN are partlcu-
larlv requested to send down their freight to-day.
fTHUkSHAY, and consignees requested to
get their hit fro IN the wharf to day.
The hip will leave usual on Friday after
noon, at o ok.
ia Sit LUDLAM q WATSON.
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GREAT Ii BARGAINS are aow being oHsrs
favorIte stahd, lo2 Main street. thur stock is IN
and complete. presenting all neediui lnducemenp
In vaolety OF style, workmanship and prices Al
are determined to make II the interest OF ii,
most economical BUYERS to call on us
KEEN. BALDWIN A. WILLIAMS
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O-MORROW NIGHT,
BENEFIT OF

FASTING AND PRAYER.--By the
ONA directions of the Market Committees,
the First and Second Market Places will be clused
on FRIDAY MEX L, IN order thai the day may be
observed Ivy Fasting and Pra, or, by all who deal
in the Markets. SAM'L ELLIS,
Clerk LIST Market.
JOHN B. VALENTINES.
ia Sat- Clerk End Market.
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rO.PARTNERSHIPN OTICE..I have this
~ day associatsd with me my son, JAS. j.. TIM,
BERLAKE, who, under the firm Of GEOnGE
TIMRERLAKE son vii , Sopdq T the GK 9.
BRANCHES and hope to receive the patronage 90
n0s'sns sA' GE6ReE TIMBERLAKE.
p;.hmond lamar 1. 1871, AS--d&cv3W
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nkUG ATOkE FOR SALE PETERS.
- BURG, VA.-The underss ned, having pur-
chased the entlre inherent IN the business lately
conducted by RoheItsnn Rolfe, now offers the
STOCK and FIX TIRES at No. Boil n q brook
street. at great reduction, to any one WISHING to
embark in the Drug trade. for cash or approved
negotiable noles. p. ROLFE.
Do 3l--lW No. s Bolliu brook street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-01-03

CLAYE INSURANCE.-The VIRGINIA
insure Slaves upon the most liberal terms In or
der 20 acccmmodsts lps9re,s. nr. BURWELL,ths
ofics. loornsr Of Main and llth sts.,) every day,
between the hours OF 10 and II, and II and
o,clcot J.ADAiR PLEASANsTS;