The Daily Dispatch: February 2, 1861., [Electronic resource], For Hire

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House of Delegates .

The National Crisis.

The Anti-Abolition Mob in New York.

Church services.

Mayor's Court .

Henrico Mounted Rangers .

Rallying the people.

The last Chance.

Address to the working men.

The late William Byrd page.

Exercising the Quadrupeds .

Awaiting trial.

Fatal Accident to an actor.

Donation of $60,000 to support Indigent "Spinsters,"

"Deluge" in Tennessee .

Predicting the State of the weather.

Prizes for skating.

The value of Electioneering services.

New York Commissioners to the Washington Convention .

The Election Returns.

Death of John A. Lancaster .

The late Robert P. Letcher .

The difficulties that Beset us.

Seward says all will be right-- Mr. Everett Thinks not.

Meetings last night.

The Legislature.

What cannot be elected.

The slave trade.

Henrico county --Convention.

To the foreign Voters of the City of Richmond .

Voters, Remember!

Voters, Remember

Voters, Remember!

To the Editor of the Dispatch .

To J. R. Tucker , Esq. , Attorney General of Virginia .--

State's-rights Ticket.

To J. M. Estes , W. M. Caldwell , J. B. Ferguson , and others.

Henrico county .

Voters, Remember.

Election of Delegates to the State Convention .

Renewing an oath.

Post-office affairs.

No more arms for Virginia .

An Armstrong gun landed.

Sale of the Springfield , Mount Vernon and Pittsburg Railroad.

Sudden death in a Court-room.

City point , Jan. 31st, 1861.

New York State Democratic Convention .

Additional from Europe .

Further from Europe .

From Washington .

Seizure of Government buildings at New Orleans.

From North Carolina .

Capture of a Slaver.

The Ohio Commissioners.

Northern Markets.

Wanted — to Hire

Trustee's Sale of Dining-room Servant.

Servants for Hire.

A Servant Woman for Sale Privately.

For Sale, Privately.

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For Hire

--Five Drivers, two Dining-room men, nine Boys, five nice House Girls; one Twister, No.1; two Farm Hands, three plain Cooks and Washers.

For Rent--Two new Ements, in rear my office, and three Houses, below the Poor-House Spring, just beyond poration line.

G. W. H. Tyler, General Ag't
Marshall st., between 7th and 6th. ja 12--ts

The Daily Dispatch: February 2, 1861. Richmond Dispatch. 4 pages. by Cowardin & Hammersley. Richmond. February 2, 1861. microfilm. Ann Arbor, Mi : Proquest. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm.

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