Tuesday, January 3, 1860 — The daily dispatch

pispuiil sgycpya AJUNK* HAMMKsWbBnr. *.. ill! I'M'.,. lllsi'ATCH is served to ssh- KibkTSi the Carrier weekly. >nos for man.ng. In, *».••■■■ ■ i •»■* w sl * month*, in Kdvanee. ssk_THKSEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH isissnsd ss*« .. p | f) i ;,,..,, ..; Sjj.uii, m advanoe. ssn!THE WEEKLY DISPATCH is issued every J"b:,wj wailed toss I sen hers el *i sersnaam. * " i — 1 *• BUSINESS NOTICES. rr'itK * NO! RBtONED have formed si so- | I partnership foi ths transaction ol s « •)\ wis I ciON BUSINESS, njadet the fine ol t>*-"_l° WEBBAJOHNG.fADE. fber , ■ ■,■■, ffi ticulat sttention to the sals of 1 1- I<• ""i, , , OORNasd roBACCO. The) nccupj "*■*:"* \ l \X lßro bei house No.« Main street, mi '••;<•■ R-.•< • • iW*s« • mSIvaI ft. Ricilaton v.... Nov. I.J«M». sor-dew**rwts , r -AKIt. SSiajhscrinsrtshesi I * forn mi hsf nds indthepub.m'liathens i ... »hedhjm^lfa i aM % EßCHANDl%.BßOhh f H A NP ill NERAI. COMMIT on VI h WT. . R^SSSS 1..' spat;:;;■-'„■■■ ~;,.' KnßU*on.tO Messrs. gt. > ■ ; ', A _ \", ~ *. C 0..; Va. II v ..% ,\ Basxkk vn.L. Bbi A>r 'I :«i .1 • A HoLJBBS.j Brtsca * Rkid, 1 .. *„ ,■: i, v Co., Phi adelphia. ! XaoMss Mosahas, Ess... New >ork. OCeseor of Car) sad V a. streets, p , ~• | Nov. Ist. 1389. W ' ■ '«_ j pOGOETT. street, • ~- . ... i..|?ers toes unins their rsi stock ,'\". ~| ; «, . op OH < I.OTHB and , , ,;...i s,, . bthei sresellins mo ': : ;\ inedas ' tment of FAPER '. . N ~. ~,.... ij .• el • ripest to tne finest that j ..,.:.:. nch and American, • . . . ~ We are also pre ~ fcnien to make. fit „ .. ~ ~r country. CARPETS. CI X . n- »THi • 'Mow SHADES. •. S . . ~, ;,,,: .. tlso PAPER .UN ■ Ni. „,•. • v. ■ kraen. Honseseepers ■ sed line. w... bud our assortment i '.'..■•. M "W. oe6-3m iohp W WINN a I <»•• . _. IV' - 41 COMMISSION MERCHANTS, *' '' ■' BA? N BANK, RICHMOND, n » pr ., ( : rservicesforthe Hale and l'urc:;a.-,e o! . , ■!,; • 11 ,,., v CEand MERCHANDIZE. ",.,., ure permitted t<> refer to Messrs. Kent, ... ■''.. a Co.. Messrs. Crenshaw • Co., Richmond. ' — " GEO, W. JORDAN, JOHN t|. WINN, '\ie of the firm of Breeden * Fox,' r ja_ti«. i ROBERT 8. JORDAN. / > MiiK.i. DARBY. Manul u-turer'a Agenl for (i . of DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, ~,, [t ids, ft. A large sssertment cosstanl i:. Orders, bj mailoi otnerwise, pron ptlt to, No IS, Governor street. Richmond, Vs ■ ng's ■ . ,i \.-, pat sp in ar.', part ol the state, at ; . : :. • cc. J> » <■ yj Alt 151.1: WORhA. J0 II N W. DA V I r.s. MA HBL E MASON, MECHANICe' INSTITI Tl ,»TH BTREET, RICHMOND .1 .1.. MONUMENTS.TOMBS, HEAD PIECES, if 4 A 77. ES, FONTS, I', 5V First Premiums swarded bi I is VirginiaAg - nTural Soc etj snd Mechanics Institute. HAfIERTY. BRASS AND BELL FOUN- I '• I>K|{. loth, between Main and Cary streets, nond. Va. Having fitted up a FOUNDRY at ~, | ,i ~. i an now prepared to execute all ~',... a for BRASS AND COMPOSITION CAST \ .-. ,• the sh irtest notioe. and cheaper than ■ erestabhshment Sootl ol Baltimore. Also, a>KRKTrs PA I ENT AN 1 I FRICTION AND . ■ ... I - METAL, forsah -it redn I prices. -. .. Hi best CABH PRICES paid for OLi> v : ': S and taken is exchange for new. . I f.in ■OHN N. r.irit DON A. BON, .1 UTH Btl I r. JIKAS 1 lit. F.XCH AJIOK Hotsl, sales laic and full assortment of IRON, -ne Swedes, American Hammered, Pern I ■ red. Kntclish and Engl sh Rehued, I ii-.i.'ii. in, Rusais and Imitation Russia SHEET . Hoops. I. ndandScroll Iron, Refined Plow roi od Plow Plates. Also, Tin-plate of various uses for • nners and manufacturers; Sheet and ITKIt. Sheet Zinc, Spelter, and ths Metals b»u i sold in this market. apt—ts I V*lKs l». BROWNE'S J OR NAM ENTAL i RON WORKS, 9th street, next to the Meohanics' institute. 'RON RAILINGS. VERANDAHS, BALCO- NiES. CHAIRS. SETTEES, A.-.: also, firating, Vault and Cellar DOORS, and evert other kind of RON WORK for ornamental md building pnr f s<. . manufactured at sn >rt notioe. Particu a attentiongiventoeaclosingßurial !,. r> n the i its and country. \l*M. SiT't I IK A til.7 »1 I ..I OSTKB -•■ <l KALKKS It OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WINDOW GLASS. BRUBHES.—We re eived by the late steamer a srge suppl} ol Painters' md Artists' Brushes, of f... .- ity, to which we oa the attention ol m '. uston ■■ s, DRIDQFOKDi < O.,General Commissienand i> Forwardißt Merobants. .nine Dock, Richmond, .., M .■ • iy. BDWABD T. BOBISSOS. j A < III.i > A HOB! "NOV. GRADU-^g LEGE OF PHARMA : .'. PR U'TH I/. jJe ( HEMISTS ASD I'll Ifi VACEI /'/'•/ v Ok ii •ij i ~ i ns and fami lies a pel.- I r agw mdii »h stock of pure sad relial eME DICINI •'. to. i i icr with SvrKtuns' Instrument*, ,•• ■>„ mtry, I „ , • . . and s : ot hi r thin ■in the L'ru line, «ii ih the] wn; sell on '.ac terms. u-.. ■ ..■ i and Pharmaceutical prepare) ■ t made to order, and sent *an pa rt ••! the eountr; . LAIDLi •: * V IIINiS iN. Drug Store, tth snd : ranklin sts„ Richmond. « BonihEK, Apothecarj tnd Drug-^—O -i .■ >•. Mo. 10 dam street, and near <' IHi? ■' kel Ri bmond, Va., be j the attention a.H( fartne lysician . merchants, k ■• . :■ t >» ■ mip •■ Ktock ol Drugs, Medicines, Oils, 1.. ■:■ .- Ir.e stufis, Soaps, l'ertui:'.er>. i m - i - ... Ci tai i, I oi a. 00, i'htent Mi di , i ,■..»: Powder, uid nil other goods nsuallj m .: v ;■-;.. us. New Preparations obtain/ las - .. : m they appear. All which he will sell ft low r oaa be bought any where. k B tyers wool,', do well to ex amine his stock Before making their purchsssselsewhere. A. ii. .. w. APeKason,lat«ol ; rowatna a. nuecv, (iruhl» A Epperson. I Graduate in Pharmae] A II IIIMISi At Ot I'll. A CHEMISTS A DRUGGISTS, ,^Jt Broad, BKTWsas4TH imisthßts„ \&3 Richmond, Va., i*f/ B ire on hand a oarefullj selected stock ol I re Drugs and Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Window • ■ iss. Varnishes. Perfumery, Soaps, and Fanoj ' Artirlcß, which they oder upon toe moat reaaoaabk DOTTB. FARLEY A < 0., I i. KO« ERS. i O HMISBION ANL f< •R W1 R DING V E RCH I NTS, .Nearly opposits the Ci lumbian Hotel, Caiy St., Richmond, Va. Special sttention «i i-en to the s^!- 1 of TOBACCO WHEAT, and all '.nds of PRODUCE, and hl<era sdvac ■■ • made on onsignments. HENRY S. WILLIAMS, Ijite of Norfolk. JAS. B. MARSHALL, Late of Petersburg. ILAN PIZZINI. •I WHOLESALE DEALER IN FOREIGN I'ti CITS. 'Mi REI INED CANDY MANUFACTURES Keens ays on hand the largest ami freshest im [ ol i fil ITS, NUTS, PRESERVES. Ac. si • lontinua 1} receiving, by every stesmersot iAi|in« packet, an additional supply. Call at the ipstoreof JUAN PIZZINI, l» Main St. \ LEXANOI R M»TT, - • .1 Vi TWA EER AS I) COMMISSION MERCHANT, Will attend regularly to the sales of HORSES, Mi'I.ES, W t<iONB. Ac, at the Horso Lot,everj .RD •■.', '. ORNING, at tSo'elssdt. r ... tend I for sale will please he ensured bn '■'■■' he morn.: ; of the hale. I.' 11. SKI tKER It < 0., Grocers uml ( ot>i ''• •:■■.■ itrcnants, No.* Cary street, Rich . Her their service* lor the sale ol '•'<• it, Corn r*lour, Tobacco, Ac. The usual a ■ ss ma son com , omenta. rTHMOI VI KY MERI HANTS IMITIIE 1 rRAI IENERALLY.—I have psadc ,-:r tits i th several \A-r-. extensive houses in !...-• m trfd New York, hj which lam rnahled to J unti merchan s the following Goods, at "* rirkpnees: Figs, Oranges, Almonds, Ram en* • Fillieru, Prunes, Dstse, Knjfish "■''«. Currants, Lemon Syrup, Ground .Nuts. Cocoa Nuts, Domestic and Import "" • • M«o, un unequaled steam CANDIES, of everj variety. My plan of business iseash, or a lit not rxceedins sixty dsys, bj which time merehaatscan renin the amount. This method, in 5 ' - tioi » j othsi id vantages, gives me me "■ t«■ tg ( Is at pi ices which cannot bul J" i'""'- ■■' rcbantsare solicited to call and see : •'joodsi learn their prices, ssna rial them it »■ *to thsii interest to do so. LOI IS J. BOSSIEUX. Five story Building, ho. to Main as. DEARLY BET OF TEKTH.-APPERSON f* !' ; ITY'I pENTIKRICE -This >ni««M eompnnnd will bs fousd ol inestimable value in ! '■ ■ -■ ng aad baautif) ing the Teeth, strengthen tng tbs (iuus,aad is rendenni the breath sweet /.;■'<•. It eatirpafs ail tartarous adhesions to J ■••* i ■•••tl, anil insures a pearl like whiteness to e enamelled surface, lis Anthwjstic and Anti '•• itie properttss sxeroiss a hublr'benefieial »' »slutarj influence: ti,»y arrest the lurthsr prn »f«»«,d ths dei-ay ot feeth. induce ■ healthy se ■' ■' tbs Gagas, and cause thess to sesnaM the ■ M,!r..->f:u.d color indicstiVsof perfect souud '•*»«. freparedand sold by APPERSON h IMTM'Y. PharmsAieutieal Cbeausts, '-i W Broad street. Richmond. Va. QMOKJK rAMILY OaOC'ERIES. 1 have ' ■' hoc vfA Eur sals at ths lowest market Cot 'A, '" ■"'"■'• WOODS for ramilj use, vn: «"*odd ssxtrasugar-eursd Hams; No. 1 Maeke ",, '" »»sj , sad U hl.ls. Gunpowder Teas, as Issß ''C-"" 1,!, ' 1; 7! '"- '" fLflOperlb A»o, '"'■. ■'/. ""'"'■ Adamsntias, Sperm aedT*«tew H , r . lit f '''''tiovernmeat Java.Laxnayrs mil Wars- n!*i '"'"'V' 5 '■'' illl *i'"N. Wood -:,:'.■',,'"''•".■■• Broimisj Mauhes; Powder and Bi laiiif ' • ""' ; ""i Cordage; Surars. assorted; sed I , ,'"'■■■■'■ r»M»lj and ExfraFlour, it. hl-ls. hoxei i, *' 1 "'",'" vaaliti; Raisins, in Uutk i!»o ~ .' "' Dairy him] Cuttiag t.'liees.-.. And tj„i Buckwoe 1 * < " 1 i ' t " <lit<:i "" ue;tr li ; leof ButUS* esar, ."■'""•''• bj any psrt of the ctty free of "■ M , L. T. CHANDLER, ' ~ • > " 1« Frsskho stieet, Old Market.; X t h ,°* , |i? »«•«- A supply of puis Kei-.s.ne Ji> i *»l I Pin) ,-i| i | P. JOHNSTON ft liRO., l)ru::«i«ts. TTfc A¥l V BTO"D A HP-OKI jLPJiLjL jLa jl JLP Ato Jl i\_ X v_yJjU VOL. XVII.—NO. 2. RICHMOND, VA., TUESDAY, JANLAUY 3> 1800. PRICE ONE PENT. SPECIAL NOTICES ua_ < re*sst*BWj <|niirl<'« h « 0., "** m BROAD STRKKT. Lares twi s l Isndid StocJ of STAPLE AM) FANCY DRY GOODS, At cost tor C;i»h.or to our regular trade on the 101000 DOLLARS* WORTH OF QOODf TO IB BOLD BY JANUARY FIRST. In ceaseenencs of tlie death of Mr. Crenshaw, it becomes accessary to close the business of the firm %\ once. We therefore onei our entire stork <>i i,,hi,!». comprising the best assortment ever seen in •;; v, . stcost. Our stork new. having been ia business bntsshort time, and it aubrds an sxcal lent opportunity for those who hue not supplied themselves foi the pressst, and also the apptoach in« «c ison. to do So now. our time is limited, stock lance, and. in order to sooomplisb »iir purpose with ss titttedetaj as pos- Mhle, ws still ssfl our goons atsviaaicMfi enepi i«. ami mi ifii! i**s CRENSHAW, QUARUSI A CO. f'.t RTICVLAR NOTICE ' v; debts das us on the Ist of Jul; list, and re maining unsettled, must he paid si onto, as loniser induitenoe oannot u> granted. del—lm CRENSHAW, UUARLES A CO. Ki.Cmi.i td»iop Worth Folio wlnsjt —Te men of oar fellow beings that am sotT'ting lrom s derangement ot the disestivs systsm.ws advise the use ut that wonderful medicine. BAKKR'B PREMIUM BITTERS. Many have failed to find rebel from other medicines.—but "ii tkest tti.it have taken "good sdviee" snd made use of the "Bitters" have found great and permanent relist. "Go thon am! do likewise," is sage advice,ans] followed in this instance will show the man of ■ease. All that srs afflicted with Dyspepsia, Heartburn Nervous Headache, Liver Complaint and :<i diseases arising from indigestion, should nsksase of BAKER'S BITTERB, ii they desire to he cci tainlj cured. To t>e iisit of all tlie principal Druggists in tins eitj snd elsewhere in Vircinia. Orders promptly filled bj addressing K. BAKER. Proprietor. de 22 ts Kicliuiond. Va. psv. There i» iiiithins «ograt'if»in" to the AICTNT A*> TO HAVE THEM KNOWTHAT THEY AKK.Mir FORGOTTEN.- We would re commend the members of the Legislature, sn£ others who may purpose going boms to piss me h >1 i'-iv s. to call St the Photographic and I-"me Art lialle-j of ii. W. MINNIS snd secure one of his beautifull] exeeated LIKENESSES, and have it placed in s Gold Locket. Kreastnia, Medallion. Fanes eas*. or Frame, all <>i wbicn lie ha* a beau • ful sssortment at : bis GALLERY, 217 MAIN STREET. No sasmeato could be more seoepta bie. de2o- Is pga Nstice.--Having purchased the interest of ni> late partner. Mr. Powell, I sha'l continue the HOUSE PAINTING and GLAZING BUSINESS ;n ail its branches, as heretofore. With thanks for the patronage so liberally ex tended to the late firm, 1 solicit a continuance of the same »c old stand, corner of Bank and 12th streets. ROBERT GARTHRIGHT. de l?-2m n. E/elii«'l"s VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER. INFALLIABLE. Pri c ff] per bottle. To lx> had of any of the CTug lisUinthis city. Whoiessis depot for ordeis.69 Main st. ! -iiii prepared to famish tlie trade at the usual discount- Otd«rs promptlj attended to del2-lm K. EZEKIEL.WMaias*. ftt. Aen« and I'cver. DEBILITY OF CHEST AND LIMBS. STILL ANOTHER CURE. EVERY DAY WE HEAR OF THEWONDER i'I L MERITB OF U A U P To v• s r J ffCT V/v E . SALCDA, Middlesex Co.. Va.,l Auuust 11. nh. \ Mttars. Mortimer $• MoivKr-xy: Gentlemen : It is with unaffected pleasure I bear testiuion< to the great merit nfynur IIAMT roV< riNCTKRE. I was taken Isst sprint: with the auue ami fever anil debility of cnest and limbs. I tiled various medicines, but found no relief: hut OB being advised by a friend to try iiuit Tincture, ! dd bo. snd am now enjoying rx"ellcnt health. bavin? taken only one bottle. v MtrobiU Diet*. Veil can use this as i«st suits yon. ' Ver\ truly ami respectfully yours, ]•'. Addison BntsTow. ! Callaadget pamphlets and see cures of Cough, Rheumatism. Scrofutsv, sto. Asa restorative and iarigorator it Inn t'et-n highly recommended. Hundreds will testify of cures <>n themseh en arid frienn.-*. alter ail other cures have failed. FEMALES AMi CHILDREN.—This TINC TUB X will be found a great medicine lor ail tlie ; r diseases, tik. Call and set Pamphlets and see cures. Soldbv PFRCELL, LADD sc CO., Richmond; by Dr.COOKE, Fredericksburg: in all the Drue sists in Petersburg: bj MORTIMER A MOW BRAY, Baltimore; and hy Druggists and ..eei'.Tt; everywhere. c?l per bottle; sis denies, *5. dsS—dhewts fv The lenii Virginia Resnedy. ami no Bcußce.-PETERS' INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR GONORRHtBA, AND ALL SECRET DIS EASES.—This ureat Ansencan remedy, contain in no Mercurial or Balsamic properties, excels everything heretofore offered the public, in its cu rative, restorative, and renovating powers;, and the medical w;»rid are astenissed when told that the above remedj wili cunsjoe aiKivesiseases. and c«ini.>ar.ded when they nave ocular demonstra tions of the facts. But the proprietor, who has known of the remedy lor twenty-odd years, has knovnnf a case of twenty years standing to be restored to perfect health, and all other ca.s-.s of shorter durat:"n to he restored, without a single fxoeption, and therefore challenges, any oasis of Gonorrhoea which the remedy will not earsv pro vided the directions are carried out with prudence on the part ol the patient: and any one purchasing ball -i dozen hi ttles, snd using accordingly, in Ins or iier oase, be guarantees a perfect cure; and in 'a-.-e of failure, will furnish additional medicine, free of charge, to oomnletefhe cure, through ins agents; mas eure.wm beencted without incon venience t.i the patient. Sn]|s by APPEHSON v BurDY, Druggists, lur the . ity ol Richmond, an S—6t.* No. w\. Broad street. njL. tireat Eurgatns— KOK CASH, AT PEHKI.VS ie CO.'S, No ill. Eaolk Sqtjaiis. 4 4 Brows BHJRTING, Heavy, atSd. » 4 Bleached " " atsd. Suner. " " " atlOceuts The l>e>.t 4-4 " everisoulhere,atl2Jtiets. u«j p.i Fast Col*d i'RINT:-', ;vt •j'j cents Ise»j Kn :li> : i and American PRINTS, at 11 oenlS 90 r»* V'ALENTIAS and DELAIN ES, at 12! 2 els. Rich Paris DELAINES, at 62.', c's..worthtjj>» eta. 1)1! KSB SILKS, ver% oheap i* Vtt\ Rich BILK ROBES, at R36, worth t«S !<IL) GLOVES, as good as Alexander's, streets. Beet lo i i> esohed SHEETINGS, at U ets. PERKINS 4 CO., se 19— ts No. 141 I'.iirile Squaie. ■oVSnecial Notice.- Il«* inj determined be . fore next fall to thoroeghiy repair our »ti>re. or p.iii down and build a new one, we then fore oiler all oar WOOLLEN and other toods ndapte ! to FA.Land WINTER wear at cost. We solicit a call from all persons in wast ol sach goods, as they must and f will lie sold at sonic pries. Call ;u 1 noao-lin COURTNEY'S,«Broad st. sjek.Hnrtshorne"s»'ure-.-\ll. IT CI KE.S ALL PAIN. This valuable preparation mused internally and externally. It cures TOOTHACH K. HEADACHE, SPRAINSandBRUISESCHILBLAINB, . CHOLERA MORBUS, EARACHE, . RHEUMATISM, SCALDS and BUR S, t NEURALGIA. CHOLERA, CAIN IN THE LIMBS, PAIN IN THE SIDES, I PAIN int he STOMACH, PAIN in the BREAST • BORETHROAT, FROSTED FEET, PAIN IN THE BACK, PAIN in the BOWELS. Being a fine TONIC.it is very beneficial Ist a weak stomach or l«>we!s. In bottles of 12. 25 and 50 cents. Sold by all Oriu irists in Richmond. Petersburg and Norfolk,and ; throughout the Stale. je u—;2m . .t wr_ri3rr ; _-- tt\. I»r. llrtsttUer's Hitters have received the warmest snnom asas frwm the sressaad people throughout the Union. Aj svaluable tome foi the cure of Dyspepsia, Ftatuleaos, Constipatioa aad . rensrsl nervousdeSility, iteaaaot tie approached. bvery day new eases oi its great ettect are ohroni ' cled through our public journals. There is nothing esjuai to the eajoj meat, to that winch the affiictea experience when ssmg this valuable specific Its mild tone, its sure and vigorous aotiea upon a d:s oidered stomach, and the eleaasiag of the entire human body «iiou!d recommend it to alt classy of . our community. All that will be aeusssery to eca vtaos the skeptical of its healthy erteeis. vi to pur osssc a bottle and !>e oonvineed. Sold !/y and dealers generally. every where. de 5-liu rKKi.lney and Bladder 4 oiii|>laiiit«.-Tne oewKt and uiogt important discovery for X :():.■•>. Blsddei Complaints. Ci insri OnstrucfJbns, I.em or rhOßa or Whites. Sexual Weaknesses, P'i>s,-. i' Prostration and Debility of either sea, is UARTS HORNE'B BUCHU COMPOUND. Persons who have hern unable to walk,;. i/ssoob been relieved by tins powerful COMPOUND, ins prepared by a Chemist, aad is pronounced hi medi cal men and those who b ive used it. to !hj the l>est BUCH U COMPOUND in the world. Large bottles ,*1 ;small bottlesßOoents. A fresh suppl) ;asl ie seived by Ki.siiEKk WINSTON. Druggists, je IsV-snsa Main street. R.chiuoiid. tvTbr St. l.awrenre llouse- CORNER»th AND MAIN TS.. Have vacant, suits of ROOMS for laiiuh '» . WO, single ROOMS forgeutlemen. A number of DAY BQAROERB can be see* =u modated. lno2*-ts| Mrs. K. M ACDONOI tj H. BK. Ur. Jane A. Williams esters ber services to those of her own sex, and t> children s'ho may need medical sdviee or attendant c. Kspecial attention is given to the management of : obstetric cases. Also, ail forms of female diseases snd displacements. Electricity applied for the cure of sweats, dts- Msses. S\ office and residence on Clay,between 4th snd 6th streets, North side. no 29-lm' «\_ llo»ne-Made ■«> Meat.—Those in want of pars GROUND SPICES for this delightful svssponsdeM obtain such, FRESH,at the Drug and Apothecary Ptore of JNO. W. GARLJCK, Market Plsce, de23—ts Franklin street. . # ,__ Kh> (rystalinr Jelly enn he made witliou l etits or lioiling, by using the Refined Gelatine. Fo ssleby JNO. W. GARLICK, Apothecary and Druggist, Msrket Place, Franklin street. i I A OIKS' BIN OVKKSIttiKS AND SAN ■ I-' DA liS, with or without bee's, of the finest make. ~- .-—.■. 11l I ■ 111 nil. iliriimoitti fjisfmtrji. 11 LSHAY KOKM.V(;..JAM'AUY 3, tt(JO Bai ilmi of tin- Revolution. B\v York Herald publishes a list of the * of the American Revolution, who jned on therollsol the several State*. ■it day of January last there wers hundred and seven living heroes of itattoa on the pension lisi la Wash- The old soldiers are last passing away, and it cannot be many years before the Isst one will he gathered to his comrades. The following is the Virginia list William Ot knini.ham. 96 years. Gaoaoa EaTsa, 96% yean Daniki. Hicks, Sr , over si; years. William OSSY, 96 year.. , Ph. KB Kikk, Vi years. William Btswast. Mattbsw Scat, M years. lIKKBT WILLOI (iiinv, 100 y-ars. The following is a list OB the rollof the State of North Carolina, with their agi ■ : Cornelius Clements, Rutherford county, Krj years. John Brooks, Robeson county, 109 years. David Oockerham, Surry county, !») years. Edwin Hickman, Stokes county, 'J7 years. Moses Jones, Orange county, !'7 years. Alexander Lemoads, Rockingham county,9fl years. James Nich !son, Stokes county, ;i7 years. Adam Phillips, Buncome county, OS jears. (It-urge Roberts, Buncome county, 101 year*. The following Revolutionary soldiers are pensioners on the roll of theStateof Kentucky: Thomas Beckneil, Madison county, aged 98 Henry Bird, Morgan connty,aged 96years. Elijah Denny, Kockcastle county, aged I J7 years. Jacob Goodman, Monroe county, aged 97 years. James Howard, Ijreatlii; ceanty, aged 107 years. Robert Jones. Mercer county, aged 90 years. John Keeton, Owen county, aged 96 years. William Long. Shelby connty, age unknown. Anthony Phelps, La Kue county, aged 93 George Rogers, Wayne county, aged 95years. James Sherrill, Green county,aged97 years. Of the Revolutionary soldiers who made their applications for pensions from Kentucky, 230 afterwards changed their residence toother Suites, via: loi to Indiana,36 to Illinois, 35 to Ohio, 33 to Missouri, 10 to Tennessee, I to Ar kansas, :: to Virginia, 1 to Alabama, 1 to lowa. The following statements are taken from the j>ersonal narratives of sons of the above: Henry Bird volunteered from Montgomery county, Virginia, io I7feo, into the company of Kb James Newell. under the command of 1 Stevens, and rendezvoused at the lead in that county. The organization of this force was for the purpose of guarding the fron tier from Indians who had become trouble some, and to follow a band of plundering lo ries who were lying out in the Blue Ridge, making incursions irom time to time upon the lives and pi perty of patriots living in the sorronndim country. The forces, after cross ing New ri\er at Barnard's Ferry to Flower (Jap. went to Threeforks of said riv#r,scout iug the country in their march. They were successful in surprising some bands of lories in their camps, besides capturing a number of them. In 1781 be was draughted to North Carolina, in Captain Saunders 1 company, un der command of Colonel Crockett; but, as a guard was neceesary'for the protection of the per.-ous then engaged in working the lead mines for the public service, be, with others, was detailed for that,purpose. He also served Elijah Denny, while living in Wilkes coun ty, North Carolina, volunteered .as one of the South Carolina militia, in 1779, into Captain Richard Allen's company, and marched to Charleston,and was present duriug tbesiege ; and surrender of that place to the British in W emaiio d a prisoner on parol until reg xchanged, when be enlisted into c.ii>t. s company, rendering service about Salisbury, Hillsboro'and Deep river. About I 18: ri removed to Rock Castle connty, Ken tucky. Jacob Goodman entered the service in M« .. lenbnrg county, North Carolina, under Cap tain Filer, and marched through 'he Cataw ba Indian nation to Greenbrier, South Carolina. 1 The object of the expedition in represented to have been to break up the intercourse carried on betwtieu the toriesand the British in Sa vannah. He was at the sieg.- and surrender of Charleston, and a spirited engagement at Ruf ton's swamp, with ac tnsiderable band oi to ne* and molattoee, which resulted in captur ing thirty of them and seventy horses. Soon after orders were received from CoL Rutber :, trd to join him, which they did, .tear Wil mington": but the British having tied fron that region, he returned home. However, they were almost immediately called upon to march Kl'ear and thence to Rnfton's Bwamp, band of tories had gathered under the c of a man named Fletcher. James Howard commenced his service in !777. in Montgomery county. Virginia, and, having been placed in Captain Buchanan's Ky, was sen; to the Cherokee country .— hey arrived at the month of Dumplin telligence was received of the efforts making by (Ten. Clark, in command of the forces South of them, to form v junction with those from Virginia. Alter punishing the In dians, by destroying the villages of Temolely and Big Island, and concluding a treaty with them, the force:, divided, and Howard was stationed at Blaekamore Fort, on Clench river, during the remainder of his term ot service. In 3 one, IT7~, he enlisted for three yars in an expedition against the Indians in Kentucky, and to the Wabash river, (dividing Illinois from Indiana,) under Col. John Montgomery. The forces rendezvoused at Long Islands, and in boats descended the river to Tennessee river, and thence op to the Mississippi, passing thy month of theOhio,to an old town settled by the French, three miles up the Kaskaskia ri\er, in the western part of southern Illinois.— Here the assembled forces, under the command of Colonel ( at terwards General) George R< gera Clark,were marched toVlncennes, and men bach to Illinois river, and remained there un til 177(1, when Howard, with others, was trans ferred to a little fort at the Yellow Banks, on the Mississippi river, some four miles below the mouth of the Ohio. Remaining there un til Angus', of that year, he was then sen: up the Ohio to the '-Falls," now called Louisville, where Gen. (.'lark had gone with most ot the army—the Indians having been,a.-, was thought, completely subdued by him. In 1780 the set tlers at the "Falls," being much harassed by Indians, he wns detailed for duty at trial place. Soon after, the Indians captured Martin and Kiddle's station. During the summer of 1789 General Clark was recalled to Miami to chas tise the Indians in that region of the country, who were very troublesome by committing various depredations upon the settlements, and fought a battle n Peccoways plain, not far from the spot where, in 177t», the Indians had compelled a detachment of Keatockians to retreat. After the defeat of the Indians they remained comparatively iiuiet During these se\eral campaigns, the men composing the expedition having to march through a new and but scattered settled country, to cross rivers, peuetra'e s wain pst and camp in the wilderue-s, were exposed to great hardships and priva tions from the inclemency of the seasons and the want of regular supplies of provisions, besides the fatigues arising lrom scouting and skirmishing, protect themselves and the in habitants lrom the subtle attacks of the In diana, urged and incited as they were by the emissaries of the British Government. How ard was born in Georgia in 1758, and lived in M"iit;; ornery connty, Virginia, about thirty years. Since the Itevoluiion he resided some •even years i:i KuoX county, Kentucky, and then in that portion of Floyd which is now Perry county. John Keeton was born in and draughted from Spotsylvania county, Va., in June, 1780, and sent under the command of Colonel Stub bhlield. in General Utevens' brigade, to rein force General Gates in the South. At Hills boro', N. C, their captain havinc been dismiss ed, Lieut. Holliday was elected to till his place. In August they joined General Gates at Kugebj's (or ltusseil's) Mills, near Camen, in the night, after a forced march of eighiet n days and nights. As they marched into camp the picket guard of the opposing armies were firing at each other, and was the prelude to ihe regular battle which commenced with the daws of day, when General Gates was de feated by Lord Corn wallis. Captain Holliday wa* severely wounded, and was seen by Kee ton in their retreat, but so closely followed by their enemies no assistance could be rendered to him. He must either have died from his wounds or have been helplessly slaughtered by the British, as be was not heard from after wards. In another tour of service he was at the siege and surrender of Yorktown in 17-1, which practically ended the hostilities between the twocouutriee. Anthony Phelps, while living in Bucking bain county, Virginia, in 1??7, at the age ot fif teen years, was one oliitteen or twenty, under ('apt. Richard May, who volunteered for the defence of the Stale, and were dispatched to Boones borough, Kentucky, where they arrived in November of that year, and were employed on the banks of a river in erecting a fort, un der the command of Col. Daniel Boon. . In August, 177P, the fort was attacked by a horde of Shawnee nnd other tribes of Indians, who surrounded it for eleven days, nine of which, as well as during the uigut, consisted of luces- sunt fighting He remained at the fort until I February, Y179, acting as a lunger cad spy.— Ahonl this time some men lrom the'"Falls." or ] Louisville, coming to Hoonesborough for corn, I lie, with four others, accompanied then' on their return. In 17-.i a large number of fami nes having arrived at the ■•Kalis," Qeneml Clark influenced one hundred families I >go to Fort Jefferson, also sometimes called the I Iron Hanks. :t i North MaysAcld Creek, on the Mississippi river, anil i'helps volunteered un liptaiu Owen (or Oins,) and went with linois regiment to that place, and was tyad in erecting a garrison and protect-] c neighborhood soma ftfleen mouths.— ig this time and before the fort was evac uated, it was twice attacked by Indians—on*" lasting one day and night, and the other,al>oui | six weeks after, lasting three days. In 1782, assisted, under the command Of tjapt. Jac I, Van Metre, Capt. Owen having been killed by the Indians previous to the return from the | Iron Hank-, in erecting another garrison at the "Falls." George Rogers, born in Fauquier county, i Virginia, was draughted lrom there into Cap tain Francis Triplett'a company and rendez voused at the Oourt-Huaae. By wayof Rich mond, Va., ami llillsb ro' and Salisbury, N. C, theynurcbed to New Providence old rii i Is, South Carolina, and joined the main army of Gen. Morgan. At Rugeby Mills in an engage meat with the toriee, captured 160 prisonersv— (was in the battle of Oowpeua, and served everal scouting partus. In 1781, upon a made for reinforcements tola; sent toWil asburg, he, being Informed that he was lighted, left home to overtake bis come s, who had already left After reaching in. between Fredericksburg and Howling j *en, he, learning that it aras not so. volnn- j leered under Captain Holmes. Joining Gen. Washington's commend, the army was moved forward to invest Yorktown, where Lord Oornwailia waa fortifying the town, in antici- I lion of their approach. Rogers continued with tin-army through the siege and surrender ol the place, when he was detailed as a guard to the prisoners, on their way to Winchester Barracks, and remained there jh duty until discharged. Rues Sherrill entered the continental line rgiaia, commanded by Col.Snm'l Uawee, lpeper Court-House. In 17-n, and was in a. t ties of Camden, Eataw springs, ami egeof'96. Was detailed as a guard to the prisoners in Albemarle Barracks. Makes a plain statement of his service without allu sion to any incidents connected with it. Letter from Richard Renlfts the President. ArsTiN, Texas, Dec. 1, 1859. 7'e W«j Excellent}, the President of tkt Unit 7 States : — Sin: Having recently observed, from the pa pers which have reached thia distant region, that the discovery of the correspondence oi John Brown has disclosed my former connec tion with him as Secretary ol State, under the "Provisional Constitution," adopted at Chat ham, O. W., May loth, 1858, 1 have thought it my duty to state to yoa thai while I have had no connection either with Bi own oranyol his party since the beginning of June, IKB, ami no knowledge of the resuscitation ol the organ!- Si which died out at the period of, and in quence of my defection therefrom, and ugh I have, since my return from Europe pril la-t, resided wholly in Southern I States, acquitting myself as a law-abiding I citizen. 1 yet am perfectly willing (by reason of my conviction that the organization and the insurrection were alike cruelly wcked,) to surrender myself either to the authorities of the United States or of the state oi Virginia, in order, if it fa? necessary, to suffer the penal ty ol my egregious folly. 1 have, since the date of the insurrection, been mice or twice dissuaded from offering myself as a witness, oa the ground that the violated majesty of the law was being amply and fully \ indicated. Hy reason, however, of the recently disclosed fact that the insurrection occurred aader th> auspicesof the "Provisional Constitution," 1 have determined, on account of the possibility that my connection with the dissolved organi sation ol May, l-"'-. may entail responsibilities on me in December, t?59, to express my wil lingness to expiate, to the last degree, the con sequences of my atrocious blunder. For'bis reason: that, whereas, when an Abolitionist, I would have diea in defence of my convic tions, so now, that 1 am a Southerner, lam also willing to die in proof of the sincerity ol ray present principles. If. therefore, the error of the pastinvolves mem present punishment, I am content to redeem such error by suffer ing such punishment. I reside in this city, from which 1 shall not absent myself until you have communicated your desires or decision in this matter. I have the honor to remain, sir, Your Excellency's most obi serv't, Richard Keai.k. A vefbatim copy of theabove has also been mailed to Gov. Wise, of Virginia. John T. Ai.kxanwck. Kkpoi.t or Nobthkbji Spies from tiii: Soith.—The rsew York correspondent of the Mobile Register, says: The Republican leaders here sent confiden tial agents in September to every Southern State, to examine into and report the extent of arms and ammunition in the South that could be nsi-d in .March. 1861, should Seward's taking his seat be opposed. A Copy of the leport was sent by nfliend in the- Sice of the Independent. 1 will merely mention what it contains in reference to Alabama, South Carolina and Georgia. The spies report thai the arms and ammunition IB Alabama is of no possible ac count. Of South Carolina he speaks in the most contemptuous terms, and contrasts the arms and supplies of the Federal Government and fortress with those of the State at Colum bia and at Charleston. He says there are not even rusty ransketa in the State sufficient to arm 100 men, and if there were, that the mus kets would explode and kill the holders. In Georgia, the spy says, there is a scarcity oi arm-, ant! of powder and *-hot ior the ordinary hunting done in the State. All the States ate repored, and if the report be true, were I in your Legislature, not a day should before v remedy was bad. 1 would create a perma nent supply, by legalizing manufactures of arms and of powder. Why not .' Tan MsDicaa Stlde.ms from Philadelphia who attached themselves to the Medical Col lege of Im" n handsome reception on the 'iotli ult. D. A. Matthews, one of these students, made a speech on the occasion, in the course of which he said : it was a-ked of us in Philadelphia, w Why can you not wait until the present session i? over," aid then act!" We replied, "Because now is the fine to strike, while Southern men are ready, it we wait until you have given all these men diplomas, they will hardly do much for Southern institutions when ihey ie turn home; for it is well known that physi cian*, are apt to recommend the institutions in which they graduate to their office pupUa and friends generally. Every man is apt to •hold iiu' for his ulms mater. We don't wish ma to the North by any such in _ : Aboutiod Boos Sold ts the 1 young gentleman showed us on a "book, purchased tit one of our -, (doubtless the proprietor had no ■, character,) with ihe title: '-Wild the West: by Frederick tit ratacker : .1 from the German. London and i: Warnes A Rootledge. ' , more abominable, lying, aboillk>a n, was ne\er printed, 'ihe page or ad were more closely packed with he Southern people—-with Ins abjut id skives—than we e\rr saw lietore. our bookselleisctu find some way to neb. works being foisted on them. not, of course, lead the books they but they can let it be understood will destroy aud. not pay for them, will not compel them to pay lor circulation of which is against law. press denounce the "Wild Sport*," re.— Montgomery Mmf. — <— - wiii.ky th.vt is WOKS.—It is stated er in the Augusta (Ga.J Chronicle; ited ihesef Northern ;'-Jeweiry Man ,'" andean testily that there are nutii inakesuch stutf expressly for auc at the South. I speak from know n 1 say that a five dollar gold piece ■i '.tm I tii-.! «r tins (.') brea.stpius, ear rings, lockets, and full sets generally. So, too, with their silver-ware. Most of it is made ot zinc, and coated with the thinnest possible layer of silver. The whole thing is an inten tional swindle from beginning to end. Pin dar's razors were made to Mil and not tosba\e: This auction-made trash is made to both sell and iliave, and made purposely 10 do both. How wonderfully verdant must a people be who continue long to be thus made ihe dupes of such men. Cotton St at km kkt.—The receipts in Charleston for the past week were l.\~:-r bales against 13,799 bales last year. The total receipts since the Ist of September last at all the ports amount to 2,l'A*pl4 against 1,7ii6.W7 balsa last year. Tim total eiports for thii season to foreign ports show an Increase of IH,-"ils bales. The shipments to Northern ports show a decrease from last year of 171 bales. The stuck on hand shows an increase over that of last year at the same time of *£>J,«u! bales. The operations in the Charleston market for the past week foot up nJM4 bales. There is a freshet in the river at Augusta, Oa., caused by heavy tains iv the interior. Ostrlglßid JmtmmWUuLll OF VIRGINIA. I HOUSE OF DELEGATES. j Monday, January t, MM The House met at IB o'cloik, with about fifty memliers ia their Mr. Christian, of Augusta, in the Chair. Prayer by Rev. Mr. Btmnowa, of the Baptist Chinch. A message wa* received from the Governor etielo.mjc a letter irum W. li. Moore, iirgi'ii; an appropriation by the Legislature to the /e --lief of Eilwanl McCabe, who was wounded at Harper's '•"erry. On Motion of r«lr. Haymonh, a special com mittee wns appointed to enquire into the pro-. I priety of npi> topri.it ing for thecouiingenUuiiri such a sum of money as may he necessary.— Committee— Me-srs. Havmoni>, HackXßT, I KiniKMAx.(iß.utA>t, nml Kiev. The committee j afterwnrds reported a bill appropriating >-.!.>, out to the obiecUnamed. Alessrs. MifIAMANi, RosnarraoH of Rich- j mond, If ay.mokd, Cowan, and Arnold, were appointed a committee to acquaint Governor LXTCHBB that the House was in session and ready to receive nny communication from him. | The (Jo'N ernor replied to the committee that he had nothing at present to communicate to the House. I Rtsotmtimu </ Inquiry.— By NTr. Robertson, | of incorporating the Carbon Hill Mining Coin- l Irj .Mr. Boreman, of incorporating a y to construct a turnpike from the n Turnpike ton point on the North- Virginia Railroad, near Cairo; by Mr. a, of regulating certain charges on ibe ire and Ohio liailroad, by Mr. Fleming. | "pontine the Monti rey Division S. «>f | Highland county; by' Mr. Bisbie, of | dentistsoa the same footing with other ons: by Mr. IJoreman, of reas-».-sing is of the Commonwealth; by Mr. Smith, f incorporating the Jefferson Coal ami lpany ; by Mr. Johnson, of building a turnpike from a point on the Beverley and Fairmont road to a point oa the Gruttic Creeh j and West Union road: by Mr. Hoffman, of dispensing: with the j i xluction of subscribing | witnesses, and in lieu thereof proving their ! handwriting; by Mr. Hisbie, of the appoint- j menl of only one health officer fur the harbor of Norfolk, bj Mr. Robertson of IL, of enlarging the Public Guard and increasing its pay : by Mr. Bisbte, of incorporating the Norfolk,'F.ast- I crn Shore and Southern Manufacturing Com pany; by Mr. Johnson, of an appropriation to construct a turnpike from a point on the Bu chanan and Clarksburg road to another point. On motion, the House adjourned. i Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch. Affairs in Lifntkbmrg, Ltsh ni'.rnc;. Va., Jan. i, iB6O. To-day is New Year's day, the beginning of the year 1880. Having made this bnportanl announcement, your correspondent' (along with other distinguished writers,) would beg leave to present his compliments to the reader, Wishing a happy new year to ail, and then pro ceed to relate a few events occurring at the I close of the year 1859. In the Mayor's Court yesterday morning: I Win. Hendricks, charged with the murder of I Thomas Johnston, passed examination and was sent on to the Hustings Court, which com mences Monday. The evidence elicited was substantially the same as given the preceding morning before the coroner's jury, with little variation, it is believed to be a clear case of murder in the first decree. No interesting particulars developed. The trial of the case seemed to create considerable interest, tin- Mayor's office being packed with persons who, no 'oubt, attended through curiosity. The prisoner did not seem to ha\e a friend, but exhibited the same cool indifference of v. huh he seemed posses-ed from the first. A young man front Mississippi, a student at Emory and Henry College, attempted to get on the cars on the Virginia and Tennessee Rail road on last Friday night, while in motion, but in so doing slipped and fell between the coaches, injuring himself in such a manner that it is supposed 'hat he will die. Name not ascertained. No blame attached to the em «s of the company, condition ot James Bradshaw, who, it recollected. \;.h stabbed in the arm on the2lst ult., by John O'Brian, is now consid ered precarious, and hi* recovery extremely doubtful. O Brian is .-mi in jail; his exami nation having been postponed with a view to have Bradshaw as a witness at the trial. Our police deserve to be highly compli mented for the effectual manner ia which they have preserved order iv.u\ served '.he pub lic during the Christmas holidays. There have been 3u,305 barrets of flour in spected in this city during the quarterending the3lst December. 11. K. Nsw Una roR Ska-Wki.d.—The Paris pa pers speak of a new material to be used in load ing fire-arms. Sea-weed has hn'n found to be the best gnn wadding ever vet used. It an swers the purpose admirably, keeping the iron coflt, ami not liable :o ignition like the cotton wad hitherto in nse. By order oi the govern ment, large amounts have been gathered on the coasts of Normandy and Britanny. The ma n rial has already been disti :bu :ed to the ord nance department at Viucenues. Ho&RlBU Bxai H.—The Enfanla (Ala.', Ex press s;ivs a Miss c r i;iss. residing a few miles from that place, was suddenly stilled on Fri day last under the following circumstances: She bad gone under a gin-houae during lbs rain to raiik a cow, when the house fell, ci Ash ing her to death instantly. A large beam fell directly across her, which had tobeeat away before the bod] could be extricated. A Prkdictiob korthkNew Vkak.—Among the Scotch, in the Highlands, the following prediction in relation to the wind on New Years Eve is currently believed : "If \ew Year's five night winds blow South. It betokenetb warmth and growth : If vves', much milk, and nsn in the sea: Ii North, much cold am! s-on:;s there will Be ; If Kust. the trees will bear much Tint ; If Northeast tise it, msn and brute." CATT. FAJOIHAM.—The Savannah Express publishes a letter addressed by Gen. C K. tlenningsen to Capt. Famham, now in con finement there, under a charge ofbeing engaged in the Wanderer's celebrated cruise. The let ter relieves Cap:. F. of sonic important speci fications. Fouirn Head.—We learn that Mr. Baldy Rtttbevford, of Chattahoochee county, tin., was found dead on the roadside about half a mile from his residence, on Tuesday morning. the 20th instant, supposed to have been frozen to death while under the influence of liquor. [Coittmbus (,'ja.) Si n. C.'ipt. Thos. N. En bank, an old and well known citizen of Amherst county, Va., ditd of npoplexy, on the 13th ult. Mr.M-.G Pendleton, a worthy citizen of Darlington, S. C, died a lew days ago !t,>ra a wound accidentally inflicted by himself with a pistol. The conductors of the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad have preseated a gold beaded cane to R. 11. Mcßae, the transportu tiou agent of the compauy. The colors on thestesuners at New Orleans were wurn at half-mast on the 21st ultimr, oat of respect to the memory of Henry X i in son, an old pilot. THS •• I» I■ I' A r C 11" STEAM P R 1 N T INO OFFIC E, Corner (J Main and TkirUtntk Ssr*4t», RscAat and, \ I til,i m. This Establishment, < i »■!nt: the most complete Printer) in the 8 rath, both as retards T>ies. < ; r --n.iments. Ac. and the !-..tesf and most approved Machine Presses, 1 is dailj turning out the finest specimens of BOOK AM) JOB P X 1 N T I H (J, sfcti as PJkMPHLETS, Clßft] 1 AK.s. BILLS OK T.A- I'lNti. CHECKS, Ac, A< Wtt.L AS POSTERS, PROGRAMMES & HANDBILLS. Particular attention given to fine work for Banks. Public Offices, insurance. Railroad, snd Transfer- I tation Conipaaies, Tobacco i-actors. Ac T!iK MSPATCH CARD PRESSES. ; These new Machines, lor Cards, Bill-Heads, '■ Small Circulars, Labels, fee, are capable aftnra- i i iii off ISOu impressions per hour, theiebj enal ai i ttie patrons of this establishment to obtaia this description of work st the shortestpossible notion. BY Prieee reduced ia proportion to ths increase ofepeed! V\. Printing, in virions colored BRONZES and !\>\S, executed in the In best style of the art.— In th:s branch of the business, the proprietors eu safely ebaaense cow petition. ■ KSMirillM;, ftKIL HANOI MG LVF.K PLATING. Ac-The subscn'erhas turned from the Northern cities, where he idtaauuve sut>ph of materials, oi the best i used inLOCKBMI IlllNO. BELL HANI* SILVER PLATING, etc. aud invites pub lic ultenttoa to f.is business. Ho has einpioi eu the bsst workmen to be had, and is prepared tomsks to order every kind of Lock, to ha no 11.<i.1.< in tne liest manner, and to do.Stiver l'iat,n- m n si> W- not to be sarsaesed by *uy establishment m this coun try. All Ins work in warranted, or neaalx After an exserisnee pf asaas years m thiaetty, snd an ■eanatataase with the !;esi Leek-makers in this country, he flatters himself that lieean.iive satisfaction, both as to workmanship and seises, aud therefore solicits orders Iroiu town and coun try, which will meet with prompt attention. PersoiiswislnuK to have Lots* aiaiiKoa bei-au bd, Hbli.s hhxu in any style, or Silvbh Praria* ezeeuted in a fuee.-ior manner, are invited to call at his establishment, ou 10th street, three doors south of Main, wneie the, will be attended to at ths shortest notice Orders from a Ui.tauoe, sent through the Post- Office, will be immediately filled; and Bell Uansing U~sgjgi tggfy^ LOCAL MATTERS. Mnynr't Court. —A ii umber of prisoners ap- 1 peered before the- Mayor yesterday morning, I to answer for various offences, nearly all of which were of a trivial character. William Mc('tillock, charged with assaulting and beat ing his wife, wa* called to the bar, but his better half failing to appear to testify against him. he was discharged.—James Cavenaugh, forsaking free lodgings in the station -bouse, was next called no. Jim had his eyes decora ted in mourning—caused, probably, by coming in contact with some one's fist, and seemed to be very much under the weather. He stated that he was on bis way to the eUanohe Valley Railroad in search of employment, and prom ising to leave nt once, was discharged.— -Betsy Martin, a free nezress, for beating Rhoda, Sampson, an associate, v.as called to ihestand: but Rhoda failing to appear, she was dis charged.-- Qeorge Johnson, a traveling loafer, picked up on the dock when he was us t ; ghtas a drum head and almost fro/en, was turned over to the Sergeant for winter quarters.— George, no doubt, has seen letter days, but the lore of fire water h.ts bleared his once fair form aud made him a perfect type of a druuk en sot.—Robert Tmylick being out of luel, I helped dnmself to a iitick of wood from Wan. I McL'ui gh's pile, and. as a consequence, was put in prison. Promising to be so naughty no more. Bob was released.—Andrew J. Cobby, a j free negro, charged with lorcing the door oi j Hannah Butler's house, made Ins appearance; I but on satisfying the Mayor that he Dsade 'hat house his home and merely forced the door to get in to warm, he, too, was disc barged—John, slave to V. k S. llardcrove, was arrested for being caught in a boardtag-hoaee searching a wardrobe. John said he had Been seat there by one of the boarders to get brashes and blacking', bin as he could not prove that fact, J he was locked up for a future hearing.—Jatne» 111, for assaulting and beating John Wood, held to bail to answer before the tli and y aud to keep the peace. to Railroad.—lf privilege is grunted by City Council to the petitioners for laying ailroad in the streets from Bocketta to oke Avenue, and the work is commenced nee find pushed to completion, the line ; be made ready for use early next sum- In other cities, where railroads and se cars are tolerated ia the Streets, the pub find them a great convenience, and ihe iers realize handsome profits on their •k. Unlike ordinary railways, no grading onsequence is necessary to put down the •k, and no sort of difficulty is experienced in descending tlie steepest' Trade" —the coaches being held in subjection by powerful breaks — The ascents, however, are very great, anil may require increaagd*motivepower at particular points, which can easily be supplied by the J addition of nhone or two. We do not know whether the projectors propose to have one I track, with ?everal "turn nuts," .of to put j down a double track. The latter would eer- I tainlji tie far more convenient, and ii' the ! ,• aches bnve atated periods for passing given I points, so that business men will know pre- J rifely the minute which they can go ap or J down town, not only that cla-s ofcitizens.hu- I all others, will gel In the habit of patronizing I the line, and it will become popular and pr • I tiati!-. It the rails are properly put down. J ilu v will prove no obstruction to other vebi- I cles, while the coaches themselves will prove I lees noisy and dangerous than the scores ol 'buses and carriages that now crowd the At ibe next meeting of the Council the peti tion alluded to Will be presented and I'eail. and should then be n [erred to a select com mittee of members as will give the Subject their careful consideration. Puf'lii- Lodge Room*.—There are at this time a creator number of strange paupers in the city than has been known for many years.— Most of these men find their way to the sta tion-houses at night, to secure shelter from the extreme cold weather, and all of them pro* fees to hail from Fredericksbui gor Alexandria, doubtless supposing that to ay they were from the North, would at once cut them otl I from all sympathy and probably incense the I public agalnal them. Thus far, the night ot- I tkirs bave given these stragglers lodgings ; I but if the number continues to Increase, it wiil soon be Impossible for them to Snd a resting place in the police stations. Itaeeaaa to us that the City Council would consult the pnblicgood by establishing, for the winter month-, two ormorefree lodge booses, for the destitute, and put 'hem under the Care of the | watch men. The cist to the city would be ' v» ry trifling, c impared to Ihe Bsaonnl ot cund k*expeiiditnra would effect, ami the home-] ess and destfSpte might then Qud a shelter om the bitter cold. Will not the Mayor re immendflome plan to the Council, fir the mporary relief of the destitute, daring the inter nun.ths, and tints guard them against erishing with the cold .' Good Work.—A Vtiuiuber el ladies devoted esterday to the hunting up of the needy p or, nd the relievingof theirwauts. In the lower Mtrtof the ci'y two of these nngels of mercy ere exceedingly industrious distributing areola to women and children, nnd enconr- them by kind words and timely admo-* itioij.s. The ladies have it in th-ir power to eiieve a vast amount of snflering, nnd it is I ways gratifying to know that they are de oting i t oi ti'ii of their time and their means > -tie'reiief of laoea who are truly deserving. be sterner ccx, too, have • work to perform, ad tnej cannot begin it too early. T. - -• , yesterday, in the neighborhood of he S' Charles Hotel, were completely blocked laata for hire and persons wishing to ■ present year. No happier race of Kiel on the (ho* of the globe than the the South. Come what may, they ■oubies ornnxieties, and when hiring s they seek their h imes, dictate iheir ?, and are never (breed to serve !li se do not fancy. Stub ia the system of c. and we preenme theaamepractica i other cities, ii anrant.— At a late hour last Sun , one of the police officers was called erva a search warrant on a eitiaea ir the Western suburbs. Ihe object r was a dog. and not a very valuable ,t, but the warrant was, nevertheless. with all the form and ceremony that :ve nt tended the search) for a peck of After lookinir ia every hide and i than I finding (tool '■Towse.-," the is abandoned and the dog given np to the Governor. —The commissioned the first regiment of Virginia Volun le a cail on Gov. Letcher yesterday , and were m >»t kindly received ami ily entertained. Many of the trienus ivernor have culled noon him since .! iti Richmoad,aadaU were no doubt a tided to Bad him enjoying good nd prepared to eater upon the dis the duties of bis office with an eye to re of Virginia. irsng Air At.—Most of the bool and nfactnrer* of this city are anlarging litie* for the present year, and ifsua tlwy expect to be. will beeambled to my of the rat.oils ol the Yankee shot hat now go to publishing houses i •• --y books and papers. Encourage b me by all means, ami thus # i,i ia build e South. .', snfflcientljp bandsoma for any use, manutact>ired m Richmond, and if . will but sustaia rtie maanfaeturer leserve, the day is not distant when vehicles of every kind may be had of inality and on as go »i terma as hey tarnished By those Northern maker a exhibit auch ;t'i aseratoa to the la id rights of the South. ■ ssas ts:.— Notwithstanding ihe fact thai j t» are nearly bare •>! snow, sleighs ag u'l daj yesterday, aud sleighing I ppjeared to enjoy the rules on the ice ' ia mack no it the tasgronghmrea had \ ilycotei'ed with »ii ivy. Bfoaaaol the' us were really kawrtauaaa, while ■re none the aßSSattractive Uvauseof teaqnaßßßß. . -The bi-in. dock, and most of the the Mightsirkood, are tightly froien j I lut for the rough su: fa, eof tlie ice. I v the snow and hail storms, skaters • have delightful times. On m.me ol I the boys have chared oil the mow, i •ni >yiug liieir skaies lo their hearts' , >,t Liteneet.—Tbn Clerk the Hust rt lor the city of Richmond issued, lie year 1 ?<6<*,marriage licenses to Hi* d ISO, TUio, is an increase over i-~..-* --eases. The city beat the county of | ■atyear4B iieansea. The year before— I VR— the county beat the city jnetefl. ! tiii stubbing. -Henry, slave to James t, charged with stabbing bis brotber on Saturday tiefore, was arraigned a Mayor yesterday and aciiulu«\l,u ; >mhl that link was at fault, and that ng was accidental. rVujc.f. —The present cold spell has . suspension of navigation on the I iver and Kanawha Canal. The freeae rred at a very fortunate time for ship- ! I boatmen, and has probably caught ' boats away from their destination. ail from the North, for several daya c been delayed in their arrival b*. »• | Li the **otomac nver. I I II i ~. J, MI i nifc i..,«.«.< Hi il M ptflluBltl) §i*ii«3tj r ; TMHMS OF APrgKTIWNV. i.„.d0...A...de..... !.•) l „io.. J.Tda—lM 1..,.d0..A...d0. LIS i.ZXZ4.ZKZZ D 1....d0..1t....d0 *.» l.„de*_Jyna? —ajjt ba. Advsrtiseßneate\Bttbiisned until forbid, wilt be cb arged W oan v per sauare of eight Unas for taw first insertion, snd3B cents for each eoatiaaaaaa. Tv Wiat'nr, yesterday, was extremely sold, and the streets so completely covered with lew thst locomotion was extremely dangerous.— Not oniv the basin, dock and ponds about taw city are frozen ovur, but tbs river apposite the dock is choked up with Ice and snow, and the indications now are that navigation will ba Misnended in a short time, unless the weather moderates. Military Ha>\ over the First Market, has been very much improved by repainting and whitening,and now that it iato be used as a drill-room for all the volunteer companies that have no armorie-t of their own, should be kept neat anrl tidy. The companies propose to em ploy a keener, to take charge of the hall, at their own aanBBSJBa, Th'i'T'.— That delightful actress. Miss Care line Richings. appears to-night in soma of her favorite parts. The audience last night greeted her with hearty cordiality. The father of Miss R. acquitted himself with credit, and the members of the company generally did well.— The advertisement give* the particulars of the next theatrical festival. Jlofatisw T't'fo—A young white man hailing from the North, was arrested by officer Bibb yesterday afternoon and caged, to answer the charge of conversing with a free negro about the execution of Brown, the laud pirate, and the late Harper's Kerry raid. He will have a hearing before the Mayor this morning. U:t:inz 1 t— Some vi ihe ijllj , fifsil* r *'* r * Pre paring theft hoiiwdPfW Hie inception of home-made ice, and from present Indications all of them will be able to get a supply, and thus be entirely imlooendeul of the North, next summer for that luxury. Srattrrinz .f «*'•«.—Tim condition of the side walks may tie very much improved by strew ing ashes over ihem Yesterday the walks wan so daugerous that hundreds of persona preferred the carriageways to walk upon, and even these were not considered safe. (juirl Torn. Turn steam tug James Gray towed from Baltimore to this city the barquse Winifred end Clara il-ixall, of Currie A Co.'b line, in thirty-six hours. This we calls fast tow. Th: Cnunty Court of MoOtrttO commenced lta January term yesterday, bnt transacted ao business of public importance. The Steamer Jamestown will leave this morn ittgattC o'clock for New York. See her ad \ertisement in another column. \l7 WALLACE SONS »'* • Otier for sale, oa .ecommodatinc terms, a tatue stock of vanous gassee, as follows, sow oa l Sß9bb** '" PL RE MOUNTAIN DEW lo« lit.,- tu l It BIBB'I and other MOLNTAIR -309 bble. medium smality RYR WHISKEY. WO >.Ms. PROOF WHISKS V. h>o ii'is. COMMON v> rIiSKKY, of Cincinnati^ Baltimore aud Penney Ivania branda. - MM bfcU.Comn.ofl FRENCH BRANDY. 15 bbts. Common (SIN, leu bite, hTM. io atria. APPLE BRANDY. BU bids.CORDIAL and SWEKT WINK. ru h-df-pipes, quarter casks an'! euhth oasksof I .1 e.uid Mixed FRENCH BRANDY, fj saarter-euafcs I'uHT WINE, various nusli- CUAMPAeNS WINS, CLAJUCI WINK, and Pure CIDER. Genuine HAVANA CIGARS. Domestic CI GARS. CHI v\im; TOBACCO, TEAS, FIRE CRACKERS. BROUVS and BUCKETS, HKRRIVOSand MACKEREL. CANDLES, BOAF, t.ARD. GOSHEN BUT- T v. R. WRAPPING PAPER. SHOT, POWDER. STARCH. Ac, fcCu \e., \c. .too bbla REFINED SUGARS. SO bbts. CHUNKED do. t)i 11 l>ags COFFEE. SO' hliils. SUGAR. Ami * lanes stock of other Heavy Imkmls. V, c solicit the attention and order* of merchant* renerally. WM. WALUCEWKs, de 2-\v;it Corner of Pearl and Csry sts. 11 aviNti st.i 1 ut»thkxKßViTr.Miir 11 MR. ii BOARDMAN .SMITH.a Kradnsts of Richmond College, the next session of tue Auburn Mule Academy will lie-in the Brst MONDAY in January, IMS, My design is to establish a school 01 hit* trade t in winch pupus 1111* l>« prepared lor entering col lege, or for the active duties ol life. All the usual English branches will bo taught, together with ths Classics and Math-unties. I tin determined to uee every elioit to mane the school one desrrvin* pub lic pit roaaee. I will accommodate a limited aam. Ims sf bus lln ~rith hnasfl ra my family. The> shall lie .nMis,tor,.,t „„ parted my laiuilv.and receive the same attention. 1 BK Ms CKR rtSStOB OK TBS MONTH!. Board, sjfiuo: patahta aaaßi-aaniaaMj ia advance. Tuition frotn #M to Sto, also semi annually ia ' Run cbhcbs.—Rav. .Inmei B. Ts'lor. D. D.. Pkloik,nd; am! Rev. K. Ryland, D. D., President of Richmond Collets, ana the Faculty generally.— For farther particulars, address JOB. P. TERRELL. lis I(s—ew4t* Auburn M ills. Hanover Co., Va. CASH. HI.INOS XVI» DOOItJb 0 SAWING AND TURNING. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN RICHMOND Where may ba found a!! articles in the st>ov* line in beauty ol prusuitiuw. end perfection of execution. lie.n.. confident of 1 ivins enure satie faction, 'tie subscriber solicits front the public that share of the BaAiwuaea that has lor 1H years been extended to him, knowitu tiuit lrom his desire to pie-.se, ami ability to exeeut-j, satisfaction uiust Harina reeeßtly added CABINET and CAR PENTERS' TURNING to the above business, the public can now lei ft ibeir orders SBSOnted trilacsf </- fats ur disappointment. Give me acail. y MILES AMBLER. I ue2l-d3tiw3in Mayo street. Richmond. Va. _ I FOR ftHOEMAKEMI AND & BADLBRB-—I would hers by return my thanks to all in) customers for their kind uatronaif* for the last four ye ira. ami most respectfully solioit n eontinasnoa of the same. 1 true bow on Hand a naod assortment of s. HOE FINDINGS KIT, Ac, which can ba !-ou»tt vary < '.; E \V POH CASH, as S am determined in future to sell these thiaga.at ret«u, aaeaanw, thau the* hri\e e,i.i before been sold 111 this city. Also French and American CALFSKINS SIIOK am SADLERS* SKIRTING, HARNESS LFATH ER, TAHNERB' t)H.s. fcc-everyßhiaa usuaUy ki-pt in a Leather and Findiai store, to which I in vita the attention ol all IB bi—l. as lam detenu.a <i. 11. CHALKLK'i, 13th street, cw.'tin tietween Main and Cary. X H» WALK OP SLAV X*. SeTTS EIL-ThestleoltiieSLAVES, As.,ad 11* to takd plaea on tiicSth havinf Itedb] tne inc'smenov of the weather sassßß, the] will l# aaaia rfle'-ed b» us public auction, at the present residence *r> A. Tavlor. m-,r Roekville. in ihe iasovsr. on SATURDAY, ths 7ih of it, ,:i'fair; if not, next lair day.iat 11 t-.r.» Key rase, one an eioellsnt Millar, 1 Blacksmith ; such Stock, Furniture. 1 .Mrs. I'ijlor way ch'ioso, will be added 2 months' credit, with bonds with seca- I Ul'T'St. GEO W. noSWKU./f.,-,,. C W. DAftNEYj Of Hanover Count* Ceurt. ia td Tuv lor to. Ta> lor'a Trustee. As. C "tAI.MTOK< OF Tll6WA«y. '. —Nonce i» herelij mven toall pc sons bs asaißst Taomas J Pk>.nb, either or ;»« a of the !s|e ft'in sf rewn. thai at ihe reqaest of Jas Lsous. tee, 1 Uave appented the »th da; of •O. us tri* dtv tr.d 'h'solU c as 'he "dayo \t pro >f oi all so it c'siius. Creditors Pit to present their elaißs» t >raßsyl| »a , n or I efote that day. I;, in* hind, a* Coninnesioser ia Chan- Court of RaatifMM the o;ti of Rirk . >?Roa at Richmond this JDtfi d»» of istii R MILTON CARY. ► \.',! oil ks \ ILI A B L 1 TO THE iK WELL. s»n? N mail, no y>v aa- I received. rr\-\ and approved. <:.». S. FHCK.7U Broadway, N.w .ECTVREB on theetnses. prevention l.uns. lhn-»t yiu Skis dia«Ms*a. Kheu i,i Mala and Female eon.plaints On t Preserving Health to w years, akj n.r.tvin.s. PlMMWcents, in ailverur IS. srken theCanaa ar.,l Cure of Diseasaa irt, Stomach, Liver. Bowels, aau Kid i pools ay, las... bus) why .1 md \>h-.t aaneaediaaaae. 131 pa.es. 9 . Price.V cents. Say w< ich book ion i aaaae, suae, county, towa and p»at- a» t' wwii RAMM EAGLE MACHINE WORKS. IIST IF /•: E A Foi KTEE NTH AND FIFTEENTH STREETS. RICHMOND. Vs.. I'TUKF.R of Portable aad Stationary V.lM;s,;t .-i) required power, with • motive. Flue, or Cutmder Rollers; Su- . Circulsr >s* Mills; irons fcrVertical Paw Mills;ttristMiUa; Dtaimaic .Machiaea;Shia ' «le. Lath md Plvnin-.: MaeHinea; ToharWo Fse torj Fixtures 01 evert deaenptioa, aadallhißda of ;.' tsTINGB v; 1 run and brass. • 1 bs muluu rit«r was awarded by the U. B- A/rt cu'Mial SoeetT.held in Richmond. Va.. October. , lat>* the ,»b. \t> -ouiimbpsl or HofH>B for thebeal , I'uKrABT.K STEAM ENUINK.t\x Ursa ass He refers. In permission, to Governor Heary A* ! Wise. Messrs. Warwick A Barksdale. Hualof, yon ure A o>».. and llaxail, Cieaaanw A Co. iitli—owly _'^_ (\ 11. t IIALKLEV, DeaiM in Leather. Bhew w. Findin.a. tUI. TaanenPlWni. *«., and lm i pons. <d French Calf Bkiaa, Wh aWße*. Between Main and Cary, Rießtaoud. Va.. is aow ta raeetßt «,f a l*r*s and eieelUatst.wkof <eona a#BSMta^auif r ON JAMES RIVKB. Fjpl aAIdV-j >bw» Jh larßS lot. all aiaea. < 1 dress ..',-, 'Vwliwlbl Nl Praetor's Cresst IVttl sb its 1 ■ IrmeXb r¥r>ia«ffl PPTrVs^l ''

Itujrmflun- fispatdi. I TUESUAY MOBNING..JANUABY :i, 1K». f£jr No Northern mall was received in this city yesterday. Price■Daaaya—Newapaper Writlng--Writ lag la Oeaeral.. A writer in Blaehrood'* Morns ■»', of Becein ber, asks the very pertinent question why it Is that priae essays are seldom or never read. Headda,"thechief producers of this commodi ty are amateurs who have no notion of writ ing, and with infinite difficulty send forth an article which has the same relation to a genu ine book that shoddy has to broadcloth." This explanation is aneal as far as it goes, but it im mediately suggests a couple of new enquiries Is it true that the competitors for prizes are, generally, or even in a majority of eases, tin practiced hands, and if it be true, why 1* it so I Prises offered, in other eases, never fail to bring forward the best article that cau l*- pro duced. If a reward t>e offered lor the pattest J hog or the heaviest lieef, or the finest horse, |j fat bogs, beavy bullocks, and fast hordes, will j aot fail to pour in so rapidly Uaattt Willaooa become im|»ossible to do lull justice to them j all. But prize essays, prize poems, prize de signs, and prize monuments, are, all over the j world, with the fewest psauaalß exceptions, of such a character that they are intolerable to men and gods alike. It was no: bo be Usedeyfl of ancient Greece. It may not l*» true, as the I fanciful biographers of lloviku would have us believe, that that great bard contended with I Hbsiod for a prize, and died of vexation be- j cause it was adjudged to his rival. Yet there Can be no doubt of the fact, that some of the greatest productions of Grecian genius were prize essays, and that the prize- offered at the Olympic games led to a rivalry among writers and artists of every description, thai had a vast inlluence in rendering Greece the wonder of the world for all succeeding tiaasa and oa tions. The reviewer, although he admits that prize essay* are in general very unreadable thing-. yst contends that the very fact of writing them is vastly beneficial to the writer. No man, says Sir Wii.liavi Hamilton, oxer un derstands a thing thoroughly until he has written about it. The oiler of a prize for the best essay upon any given aabject never fails toeulist a large number of BBpmcUced writ era. Each one studies the subject, aud digests his knowledge by writing al».ut it. Take any subject that may be presented j let any man engage to write an essay upon it : let him ac tually write the essay, and it will be found, upon conversing with him on it, that he has increased his knowledge an hundred fold.. It is in this view of the matter that we hold public lectures to be especially beneficial.— That a vast numberof very worthies- lectures j may be delivered every winter in all our gr< at j allies, may be true enough. There are. not withstanding, many others highly BUggeatlve, amusing, or instructive. Bat the very worst I lecture, if it is ol service to no one else, con fers an essential Benefit upon the lecturer himself. It makes him digest his knowledge of aparticular subject by writing nnd speaking about it, aud always, afterwards, upon that particular one, he will bo found armed raj ,t pi*. Writing for newspapers is another exercise j admirably calculated unmake a man digest the knowledge he has. There is no profession in the world which ia more absolutely and essen tially a profession. Many persons are apt to believe that any man who baa talents and edu cation can become a newspaper writer in a moment; or, rather, that such persons are Heaven-born editors. There never was a greater mistake. The greatest genius that ever lived would be beaten to death, ia a newspa per contest, by a very ordinary writer, who had become lamiliar by practice with the use of the pen. Nothing is easier than to trace the tyro in conducting a newspaper. They all have the same Itch for long editorials, the same passion for high-sounding phrases, the same admiration of particular passages in favorite authors, the same disposition to write forever, when there is no use in writing. Your green editor is sure to indite a paragraph, withm one week afier he takes his seat, in which he assures his- readers that they know noshing about the trials of an editor's life, just as a boy, when he is patting high in his teens,drinks grog and swears hard to convince the incredu lous that he is every inch a man. These things are universal. They happen to all editors, the I great as well as the small. It is only by prac- j tice that they grow perfect in their art, and | before they shall have become so, they will | most assuredly be read with less pleasure than j men of tar inferior parts, with tlie one mi van- j tage which they do not pooeses, a French J dancing master not li\e feet high would run j Hkb< iles through the body balf-a-do: en times j before he could bring hiaclubtou level with | his head. Noman is an editor until be i- mas- j ter of Ins tools, let kia strength be what it I may. .Vlerira Hunt oiiilic. The Wash, .gtou si«m of Thursday says ' that, just before twelve o'clock oa Wednesday ! last, a crazy fellow, in Washington, who an swers to taeexpressive and euphonious name ; of Ameku a Bcacontax, to,.k ins seat in the chair of the Speaker ot the House ol Repre sentatives and commenced the delivery ol v j speech. His opening sentence—"The wold of] Gon came unto me, saying, get thee unto the ! city of Waaliingtoa" wan Interrupted by the I lioorkeeper, who quietly conducted ihe • apeaker to a position outside the hall. If ever "the right man was in tae right j place,'" it was this crazy fellow in the chair ol j the lunatic House of Representative-. His ' very name, if nothu g else, should have se cured him the position. Surely, all parties in that House might have united on "Ameku a ; HrM'oMiir.," and made aim Speaker. His i name describes nine out of every tea of them I to the life, and a natural sen-cot Ike fitness of j things ought at once- to have prompted his j unanimous election. Most of them began j their political existence, ami live, move and have their being in Buncombe. It was Hun- ; comlie. who begat them, dandled, cradled, led nnd lodged them, ami made them what they are. "America was their ostensible, "Buncombe "' their real character. They \ talked "Aanereca* 1 to the people, 'he "great nnd glorious country," the "most Intel ligent and virtuous of countries;" but all ibis was only Buncombe, intended to place them in Congress, and strengthen bneirparty. When did one out of a hundred of them ever sacrifice self lo principle, Of party tv country .' li, w many Alkxanmiu li a.vilto.vs or John r. Calhoun'i* can be found la their ranks | With loyalty to the Bepablic, or some section of it, ever on their lips, we anoald like to see any- ' thing but the most unmitigated Bnnoombe in j their actions. One would think that they ) would basechvt.d "America Baaeoaabe" by l acclamation, aud rejoiced in the possession j of such a representative man, with a naBBB , which describes in itself the whole nature and ' history of ninety-nine out of every hundred ' politicians in the Unseat States. As to the lunacy of this fellow, the only proof we see of it is his declaration that "the word of <Jod sent him to Washington," Ac. It Is more frequently on dioeof i tketa sea d i that | sends people to. Congress. At any rate, the trailer the better for a body which is so de- '' Uieiited by the spirit of party, of secth v and j of fanaticism, that it has not been able in four weeks to choose a presiding otlicer, the near- , eat approach to it being a man who has en dorsed a book instigating insurrection, rebel- , iiou aud civil war. Judge Joseph 0. Baldwin. Wa are not surprised to see the name of i Joaaru G. Baldwin, author of the "Flush Times,'now a Judge of the Supreme Opart ' of California, prominently mentioned in con iiectiou with the vacant I. S. Seuatorship | from that State. He is fully competent for j that or any other position at the bar, iv the { State, or the United States. He has risen rap- j idly, steadily and brilliantly in the literary, j legal and political world,and we trust he may j keep on ruing. Mr. Baldwin is one of the ablest and purest of the public men of Amer- j ica. He is a native of Virgiuia-of course— > lie is a nephew of the late Judge Baldwin, of maun ton, and his father k till resides in Lynch- j Governor Wise nwd ißeverner Letcher. A Governor Lkti.'HSH commenced his duties* yesterday as Governor©! Virginia for the next J four years. In regard to Governor Wis*, who has just j concluded his official term, we fully agrfe with : the Petersburg Prett, that "if the faithful dis- I charge of every official duty :if the laborious j investigation of every fciibject likely to be of | substantial interest to the State; if unwearying > assiduity in urging her material progress, anil exalting her political inllue.ice, if a chivalrous devotion to her honor and rights: if a prompt assertion of her claims, a, *ay> and every where: if a loyal pride in her o.iaracter and history, ■0001 ted in every presence abroad, and tin ul eaßßi in every presence nt home. if a determi nation to do ins whole duty UJ her at whatever sacrifice of comfort, popularity,even of life, it necessaiy-itall these en title him to the thanks of bis fellow-viti/ens, then BUM he a warrant for thegraUturieol every irueson of Virginia. ' To this Ii may be added, that at no moment during the grand excitement eaaaed by the abo lition foray into the State, did ike late Gover nor sympathize for ainomont with the natural desire for Disunion entartainad by so many of Ihe outraged peopaaoi t,:ie South. However the individual opinions of una writer apoa po litical Bnbjecta iriaydillcr from tkoeeoi trover aor Wiaa.it is but just -.osay, that throughout the whole of the late troubles he lia» proved faithful tuike to Virginia Budtke Union. The lion. Jon LKTCHKIt. who ll is Slid ceded Governor Wtsi.ii, the Executive chair ol Vir ginia, has filled many Important public trusts, all of which he has discharged with decided ability and efficiency. At tne bar, he stands deservedly high, and ;e ;; BBBflßbas of the last Virginia Reform Coaveutson,nnd a Represen tative in Consrreaa,lse distinguished himself as a cogent nnd telling apoa bar, and by Übeinex haaatibta Btoreaonaeol app ante facta and sta tistics win. h be had nt hi- command. His memory Of events aad dates. i.« remarkable, and has proved of great value to aim la bis public career, lie is a direct, frank, straightforward gentleman, honest as the day. a man of clear and well-poised mind, sound judgment and practical sense. Weprettiel thai bewillpruve one of the ablest, nio-t asefnl and popular of I tin Governors of Virginia. "Old Virgiam Sever Tire." lion. Edwabd Bates, oi Missouri, wboae name has been much spoken of in the North and Weal for the Presidency,is :t native of Goochland connty, in -In-State. Mr. Baits waa the successor of ,!<>hn Scott, the Brsi member of Congress from Missouri. He voted with Mr. i'i.av for Mr. Adams, whose admin- I istratlon he supported. Mr. 1U i ks, and the i later, s. Senator from Missouri, Dabtbl s. j GcTXx.(aiso from Virginia,) were the leading men of tan St. Louis bar and the political j chieftains of the Whig party in that State.— Mr. Ba tbs is sixty years old, and lakes rana ! as an able statesman of the Clay school. The New York // ml I, which was once op posed to Gen. Scott, is now a warm advocate of his election to the Presidency. It teems with fervid eulogies of tne* c hero of Lundy's Lane," the "scarred ami war-worn veteran." the man who has bo often saved the country from civil war, and insists 'li'it he is just the j man for the present emei ency. Alargemeet- I ing in New Yort l husiustically nomi | anted Scott for the l*i ideney, and tiie name i- said to have been wed received by many of his political friends In the country, t: la said that the health of Gen. Scott has been much improved by his trip to California. It is thus that till s.-ctions, when tin y g- I In a particularly tight place, call upon some son J oi Virginia to unfurl the itars and stripes and lead them to battle. j The Heme Guard. At a late meeting of the Home Guard, con sis ting now of Bear one hundred and forty i members, it was determined to form it into a j battalion of three companies, with a view to enlarge it and increase its efficiency. We nn- • derstand the linest spirit prevailed, and a full 1 determination to make it. a permanent institu tion of the cay. They will be called respec lively th" Jefleraoß Home Guard, the Madi son, and the Monroe companies—the com pany limits nearly conforming to those ol the wards. These companies will assemble on Thursday, lsith January, at 7 P. M., to elect j officers,—the Jefferson at the Old Market, the ; .Madison at the Mechanics" Institute, the B >a roe at Saunders* Hall. TheGuard,aa now or ganized, wilt assemble for drill at Mechanics' Institute.on Tuesday, Jan.3rd, which will be a favorable time for joining the corps, in or- I der that those joining may take part in the j election of officers on the 12th. It i> intended, | we learn, to publish the lists of the members i falling within the different company districts I previous to the election, in order thai it may bekaowawho compose the several compa l.itile i'iitti. Many oi our readjera remember that when j i Mr. and Madame Stbakoach wereonamaai- j j cal tour with ( M.t: Hi i.i..'in tins city, seven or 1 eight j ears ago. thej brought along with them a charming little, bright-eyed git 1, about ten ! year.-obi, the sister of Madame Strakosch, : who sang like a nightingale, and when off ihe ' stage waa as wild and joyous as a bird just es caped from acage. Well, this Utile girl is now a grown ap young lady, of the dignified age i eighteen, and has already made her del ut as prima donna in a number ol Italian operas, both In New York and Philadelphia. Thi musical writer in the New York Herald saya she has proved to be the first vocalist of the day,and does not hesitate to compare her to Mademoiselle Gabcia (Maubbak), who also made her first appearance in America. This Will be agreeable intelligence to many of our readers, some of whom knew her well when she was her.-, ami were nol leas captivated by the Bweetaesa of her voice than i y her artless and ingenuous ways, wonderfnl as they were In a child who had been so much caressed. Interest on Ganmnteed Beads. The Legislature has passed an act providing ! ! for the payment of the Interest oa theguaran- ! i teed bonds oi the .Tames River and Kanawha j ; Company, due the lal ol July lastand the Ist of \ ; January, inai ; but having required of tbecom \ pany anew mortgage, and the Board ol Direc : tors having no authority to give one without ; : the previous authority and consent >f ihi ! stockholders; and as,pursuant to law, there : , can be no meeting of the at ickholders earlier : ' than the 17th instant, the interest, we regret to i say, cannot be paid until after that day. The | aggregate amount due ami payable on the i-t Instant was $135,600. We would respectfully ' inquire ii the faith of the State, in reference] to the payment of this interest, was nol pledged without qualification —that is to say, if, in the ■ vent of inability on the part ot the company. tiie stipulated semi-annual interest was not to I*- punctually paid by the State I Seats)era lee. The late cold weather is considered by some natalakiag persons another Northern aggres sion, •j.mi it has been met by a hot fire ami a spirited reception generally. It ia well enough j ito be prepared for these Northern raids, but | i they are not wiihout kheirßenefits. This in- j carsion comes just in time to enable na to taakeooifown ice, so that we will not be in ■ del,ted to them mxt summer even for the cool img of our juleps. This is some consolation for the severity of the present cold; and if | every winter we could have about three days lof Northern weather, We should be able to drink to their confusion without asking their i aid. I The •• Mreei l.iue." j It will be seen by a notice in the advertis | ing column, thai the subscribers to the pro- j posed packet line to Liverpool are about com- J pleting their arrangements, and meet to-day I with a view to begin operations practically.— We learn that there is room yet for such others as desiie to aid this enterprise, and all who would like to rank among the pioneers ia the commercial independence of Virginia, will to-day have another chance to enrol their names on the list. The Boot ami Sikik Thapk. The S.ivan- I nah News says that a plan is maturing there for the manufacture of hhoes on a scale suffi ciently large to supply the wants of the vi cinity. There seems to be a certainty from in dications in Virginia and other Southern States, that the use of brown -papei heeled and chip-soled shoes will speedily be relinquished. A ifertlneiit Ouestion. j The Loudon //<; <>U comkmiis the of John -Hrolvn the Philadelphia Usf*-wH a.,ks if the HritinlUlovernmeut do not intend to hang KbuVA Saiub. hi India, If they catch him. To which we may add, was hanging John Brovv.v, after a fair trial, worse than blowing scores of Sepoy* a day from the mouth i of cannon, vi ilhout any trial at all ! If it wtis I worse, we n ill try to improve upon it the next tune, by ado) ting toward- future John Batoursa the British modCiif punishing insur rectionists. _ _ nx.Rn iiv..m ; Fnaajran. BRILLIANT RKCEPTION Of tiie beaatifui. >oaag, aad highly , ilted Anicn- Caß Artiste, M I 8 8 0 A R .i L I N E RI CHI N 08. and the celebrated Actor. M R. P X T EH If I CIl I NGS. MIBS CAROLINE RICHINOBJ M ISS CAROL!N XI: IC I) I Sh*\ as -ÜB»«AIoUNKRIChUNGB^ ou MISS CAROLINE hICHINOSJ MISS CAROLINE RICHINIiSJ as MISS CAROLINE KICHINOMi IMISSTHIBTLEDOW \" and MAGGIE To-night. (MISSTHISTLEDOW .N and MAiiGIE ?MISS THISTLEDOWN and MAGGIE MR. PETER BICHINGSJ MX. PETER RICHINOB as . KARL MULL ER Ton hht. KARL Mi 1.i.1-1; fKARJL Ml Li.XX LOUISE MULLER; m . , !,ni (SE Ml LLEHJ To night LOUISE Ml U.EUS mmi _ „-,,-. --i BONN I R FISH WIFE To-night. (BONNIE FISH WIFE ( BONNIE FISH WIPE Miss CAROLINE RICHINGS vii! s.iu- sight Son s to-night. -T^Zrn 1 -- « 11. TUB I MtIIUSK.NIIIi). having been iDformed that some medical men, of this city, are attending patients bj the rear, tur a spec,lie stun, and believine that this practice is injurious to the interests snd derojtato n to the honor ol the medical profession, aa well is hazardous to the patient, d>> herein re-amrrri the up :n ion of tlie "Meiti, al S,„,r-t\ ni_ v ircinia. aa expressed in the "Code of Ethics," aad el tiie profession <d the <sitj. as rv pressed m a resolution h ppended to the "tariff ol tees." We therefore pledge ourselves not to attend patients In the year, and to retus-e <■ uisiii'.at.niis with an] physician who may direct!) or indirectly lie guilty of sueii praotics. Rob't G. Cabell, D.W. rhomas, Th Pollard, I. Trent, Albert Snead, Cbas. X Anderson, ,M. burton, Wm. Anderson, .1n... Hove, Cbas.B. Mills, .1. S. D. CnUen, Geo. iirru^s. L.S. Joynfs, A. .;. W ortbars, Jne. Dove.Jr., Creed Thomas, Jn >■ A- Cunningham, P.W. Brown, Win. P. Palmer, li. A. 'ration, - .las. II Conway, A. F. Picot, Robert 11. Cabell, R. T. Hundlev, Owen B. Hoi. Chas. It. line.ken. John P. Little, O. a. Crenshaw, i- rs. W. Hancock, Wm. 11. Taj lor, Ch. Hell Gibs,,i,. Wm, W. Parser, Day nl If. Tie ker, s t. Ceo. Peachy, it. 1.. Thomas, Blair Harwell. F. w. Roadey, Randolph ttarksdale, M Howard, Wm. H. Gwsthmey, R, S Vent. R.T. Coleman, James lWie. B. R. Wellford, Geo. C. Rriwhngs, David Watson, J. .N. Broocks, '1 he... P. Mayo. Ro. W Haxali, Randolph Harrison, John (•'. J ie-.- n. F. 11. Deane, A. £. Peticolas, Wm. A. Pattison, W. E. Wilson, Jas. B. McCaw, E.G. Higginbothara, Bsehmond A. Lewis, F. Marx, . ' ■> saw is Powell, K. C. Drew. .Iti" X nox. .Tiinies Dove, - - Ins ram, James Bolton, .(iio. U. Davies. ja -1 tr THE DIRECT LIN I TO LI EK «K-15. POOL.—Subscribers to ths above line oi packets, land ot he s who wish to See,,me subscri hers,) ar.j requested lo meet this (TUESDAY) morning, atl3 o clock, at the wfiioe oi tbs Mar chants' Insurance Company. ja3—lt FOR SALE.—Tn remain in tba eitv or country adjasent, TWENTY LIKELY .N EGRoE3—men, women, boys and -iris —some very fine dinits-room servants, chamber i laid.s. and one likely woman, v ;ii imir children.— !,',,•> can he seen a* my office during the Cbrist ir.as. I would like to sell some sixteen of them to nne person near Richmond or the count] ol Glou cester. They hav<»just been divided from an es tate. The owneT has no u;.;e fer them and they are - •:•! foi no in; r. I snall continue t,. HIRE OUT NEG R0 ES, RENT OUT HOUSES and SELL NEGROES and REAL ESTATE, privately. Tins' announcement is made because bavins been elected Commissioner of the Revenue of the 3rd district of this city, m j friends might conclude I had given up mv asencv - tie- two do not conflict at all. ... W. fi. TYLER, General Agent. js B—fit Marshall street, between 6th and 7th. ~r 2?=S VIKIMMA ri-INTKAL AGRI- CULTURAL SOCIETY -A meeting «,l the Executive Committee of this Society will take I' ice at the offi ie of the President on Vv EDNES DAY next,at 11 o'clock A. M. de .1! -Id v.'. DIMMOCK, Sec'j Va. C. A. S. FVIPORTANT NOTICE—TO I fcH K35 M ERS AND CO MMISS lON M ER iIHANTS.—<)n and after the Ist January. 18W0, I propose to furnish 6B AIN MAGS for the use of the farmers nnd merchants living and doina business alonithel neoftheß chmond,Fredericks!mr« md Potomac Bailroad. The charge will l>e thaf fo nerl; chanted by the Company. All orders foi 1. i.s will'be prompt) attended to. Apply to ape n tat Richmond, or the agents al de country depots. JOHN R.MACMURDO. de 13—dAewla Ricluuoi '. Va, siit.i KOE is ill i; E Nt: « \ I. i*C32. AGENCY. G. W. H. TYLER, Office on Marshall, Bettcecn Zt'Ui nnd Seventh Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OUT NKOKOES.SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL NE i GROES. aud act as a GENERAL AGENT, li re! urn.-. Ins thanks for the liberal patronage I i tow ed 'j;'..ii bun b.r two years past, au3l 6m IQftfi GEO. ML '«t EST i lOOU. Keepsonhanda lOOU. :.- eand we!! assorted stock o! STATIONERY, and at tower prices; th:i!i an) other house in the city. BLANK B< .OKSofcver) descrij tion, bucli aa JOI UNA I.S. DAY BO( .KS. LEDGERS. CASE BOOKS, RECORD BOOKS, INVOICE HOOKS, LETTEK COPYING BOOKS, of Breath improved style; HILL BOOKS. BANK BOOKS. CHECK BOOKS. RECEIPT OOKS. LETTER. FOOLSCAP PAPER, CO.MM ERCIAL NOTE, PACKET l'Oil". ENVELOPES, of even description. GOLD and STEEL PENS, oi ver) tine nuality. BLACK mid CARMINE INK. WRITING FLUID, of both American and fbreifn manufacture. SEAI.fNtJ W/ \. LEAD PENCILS. l.\i>[A RUBBER. POUNCE, RED TAPE, PAPERWEIGHTS, BLOTTING PAPER. DIARIES. PEN HOLD .RS. Ac. Mci -innts and wil find it ,ie ttlj to their ail ..-•:■(,.• In Diircha«iiH' ol n c. N. B.—BLANK BOOKS of all kinds madetoor derats ort notice Allkindsol BINDING neatly executed, and at low prices. ja ; :t JOHN ,v GkORGE GIBSON, BUILDERS, •» RICHMOND. VA., would ressectfull) inform their friends and the public generally, that their establishment, al the corner ol Cary and 6'hsts., i recently destroyed b) Qre,) has been rebuilt in a subs! ntial manner, and thai they -ii'> noa pre pared to resume operations in their department of I usinesa ia an extenaive scale. "i.> this end they hive enlarged 'her workshops, and furnished them with all the improved MACHINERY and other appliances which can facilitate or i X;.e,!."i the prosecution of CARPENTRY WORK in its j various branches. Then new Saw Mills on Mayo's Island are now •ompleted on such a se vie of oapacit) ss will enable tiisni to meal the increasing demands ol timcitv for building timbers-. The mills are of th > lai.. sal and most approved kind, built !■> Georiee Pace a Co., nl H iltiinore. and ha ,'ing then patent motions xnd attachments. Tiie steam Engine, of.me Imn ilred horse p.., ■. ■as built bj loan Si James Tur ner.ofthia city. The] have on hand several rafts of first rate pine 10. s, and have made arrangements ie gel a continuous supply, and are prepared to lid all orders promptly, at ressenable prices and/on aceomtmxlatine terms. They have engaged a reli able mechanic to work their lath machine, and will furnish plasterers' laths in an) quantit) that may l„i desired. They will, aa heretofore, furnish plahs and as riMATKs for bnildinca aad otht: improvements, and will contract for the erection anu completion of i he same, in the cit\ or country . j For the liberal patronage extended to them ia past years h) the citisens ol Richmond and othei i portions of the State, they leave to express iheir gratei'al thanks, and assure them thut they j will endeavor by even means in their power ta merit s continuance of ihsir favor aad confidence. jaJ-dSa DEMOVAL. -W.B. AG. DONNAN bave rs | It. moved their stock of HARDWARE, CUT | LERY, Ao , to their Iron-front Store, just erected ion the Last side of 13th or Governor near j Mam where tie'v will be pleased to see their j fi lends s :d customers after t b s rl ite. Owibs bo the recent buruinx of the Messrs. Gib son's estabbt .'iinent considerable delay has been occasioned in ths completion of then'store, ami although not prepared for their reception, do not intend that any interruption shall be oocaaioßsd to their businsas. In a short lime we hope to have everything in vc rfect order.of which due uottce ill be iiven. Thankful tot the libera] patronage bestowed jtpoa us for m an] n-.ii> b ist. and beiievtßi we shall be better prepared, m ab respects, than ever, to ptos, lute our buaineSß in oar new locatem. we re- Bpeotfnllysolie.il seontinuaaceof thssaaia Richmondi Jan. M, j 13-ot* UHOCKOE MILL HII IIVIu.M) «;|ttll NO -' PLASTER—The subscriber baa earnestly la bored, lor tie past lour years, to exclude Northern Ground Plaster, by the establishaMnt of n Horns Mill, andsueeiyinc an article aupsrtor to any re ceived front the North, aad claims a perfect sas easSj Ho tiflis leave to returN his urateful tiianks itofns patroSS. and a«»s loi/.loriu ail interested that I o hi- completed his iiiiprovemeiits that will suable Bin to suppi) au> demand that may arise. "His stock of Lump is heavy, | based upon the enorßanusi] increased use of aauperiof article,) selected from the purest Windsor (Nora Scotia.) Marries, with siieeial reference to its richness in StiljiJUiif •<> Lime. Tne reputation at Ins brand shall I* sustained al every elfort and cost. and he asks oiiL an exiieruuental trial of those who have nol made application of tins rutmthlt l<rtih :< r, JOHN H. CLAIBORNE. No. 11 Pearl st. j a i -Jul CO MM i: RCIAL. Richmond Markets, Jnn. ». There ia Beeaaage toaote m eaotatioua. Yon ! httla wasdoaa last week. There were D o breaks at the Whraheusea and the Mills are all still. Ihe weather i* very c«dd ; the spell oning the severest of the w<nter. BACON.-Quote StdVa lib 1 !, cts.; Shoulders cV ,t9 Cta.J Ranu ll?i*I5 cents, as IB quality. Market dull. CORN—Wa qaots new7B«auetß.,oldaßaa»ets. FLOUR.—We qnota :s„p er f!iic fAJaas— ahip- paying the former with i.noted transactions. Extra Market steady, with a mod TOBACCO.— Nothing doiaf in old Tobeeeoworta nsßtioauyr. What little is ularad iaoi ini«n..r qimiity. vVe «uots inferior Luiaat fttaft, guoa am) fine -*5.s ~.ii'»: inferior l.eaf Wi>6*&?i, good 990 ids all: hne Manufacturing a«a»roe— nominal p'nee ilfta*}. No English in iiiarhet. Ths re ceipts n I the in w kwao have inereaaed. Ihe ,|iiab l\ is rerj iaferior—thlß leal and very dirtj. i'ne.... ran c lr,,m f»«6y,«7>i. Seme lino parcels at 98. W II EAT—Wa now «uota Ked .~1.1j.< MB; W bits | 91.40tf51.17',. CATTLB. HOGS AND SHEEP. BEEF.—Last sales at 93Dt to 94A5 per c»t. gross. Market dull and supply good. SHEEP.- 9BJBto BAM for ..ruinary r"'r head, and 9« to 91 for better qualities. HOiiS.—Sales vi *7,W to 9"t •-■ iiett.as in •unlit) Northprn >larbels-lUv TaLnaaAPsVl IJai.i ivtor. f. Jan, Z. —Flour Gnu at unchanged rates. No Wheat ottered. Cora heavy—white U3« 7jet--.. yellow7S«rßl cts. Provisionsataady. Vi his toy dun at aViets. MARRIED, At the residence of th- bride'a father, m Tuea day evening. December 27th, 1869, .by the Rev. Mr. Wilmore, Mr. NATH'L T. MARKS to Miss PRANCES E. A., daughter of N- !'• Bruaa,both ol Richmond. Va, . , , Kiltie Religious Herald, I bristisn Advocate, aiei'iaiiville Transcript will ple.is-e copy. Oa Thursday, December Sth. Uf. at Wesley Chapel, by the Reel. IS. Blackwell. Mr-OEOROE E.BOWDEN to Btiea MARi J.BROWN,aIIof tins citT. In Cbesterfield, Jan. 3d, XHStX nt Ohhda, the reei d*tic«r,i James C. tiatos. by elder David JB. Wia free. Mr. JOHN T.ORESHAM and .Miss LLCYA. GOODE, On the »th of December, by the Rev. Mr. Court ney. \lj H NANCY K. BMOOT to Mr. BENJAMIN PATTESON, sf Cheaterfield county. bba, Albany papers pleasi oopy. DIED. On Monday morning, td instant, EDWARD H. DA i Ist Lieut, r. B. A. . , His funeral will take place this day at 120 r.neh. ■it ti,e residence of Mr. Henry C. Watkins. on f J race, between 3d and Ith streets, where his friends 'and acquaintances, and those of Mr. Watkins, are respectfully invited to attend. In Manchester, on Mon< ay morning, 2nd instant, Mrs. MARY A. FRANKLIN, consort of Benjamin Praaklin.ia her 37th year. She leaves a devoted husband and seven children to mourn their irrepar ' Her funeral will take place on Tuesday evening, the 3d instant, at 3'j o'clock, at ths residence of her husband, in Man'Lester. The menus of the family are respectful!; invited to attend. of consumption, after a protracted illness, home with fortitude and patience, on Sunday morning, the Ist inst . Mrs. MARTHA E.,consortol Philip Ulrini. in her 39th year. Snc leaves a devoted hu* bsnd, eight children, and a dear mother to mourn t!n:r irreparable loss. tf;,e merited the Inhest eulngium languasre can express, namely, she waa trulj the hnaband's ''help meet." He> funeral « II take pf«ice oa Tueadaj morning. the ;i<l inst., at li o'clock, at the Monumental Church. Tue friends oi* the faintly are respectfully mv it< d ?<> attend. Onthe3Btb December, LAMES BOLTON, infant son of Robert M. and t ayah ite T. Stevenson,sued ; ths and 4 days. ssa FtJSBBAL Noticb;.—The fllne*"<! ••? Mr*. MARIA !,. JONES, consort of Joseph Jones, of Danville, v, ill tnke place tii.s i I'uesda) I afternoon. at 2 o'clock, from the iesi, : . ice of Mr. I' C John - son, on 7tb street, l«tween Marshall and Clay. * ...w Norn g.—Tlie workmen of the " Eagle Ma chine Works," who were not present atu meet ing held by them on yesterday. are res] ectfullj in i ited to meet st the shop 'I'll tS DAY. -it "o'clock, A. M.. preparatory t., joining t ; ie funeral proces sion of Mra. P. Rahx. (") Ths Ciiiim int. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. POB l" OF RICHMOND, VA.. JAN. J, 1 60. High Water thit day {Tuesday) II \ o'clock. ARRIVED, Steamship Jamestown, Skinner. New York, mer chandize and passengers, Nudlam & Watson. Steamer Citj of Richmond, Mitchell. Philadel phia, merchandize and passengers, 11. Iv Tuttle. Steamer Belvidere, Keene, Bait m ire, merchan dize and i>assengers, D V ~ v. Cnrrie. ivirk Winifred, Inroore, Baltimore, ballast, John Cnrri«, Jr. Bark Clara Haxali, Dunton, Baltimore, ballast, .!,!.!! Cnrrie. Jr. SAILED, •t.-irk i. C. Alexandra, Merryman, Norfolk.in ballast. Pas« bnobbs Abbived pbb s rss ksbif "Jambs tovvk," Hkinnkb, master, from New York: W. Coleman, Ueo. Avrea, Mrs. S. Blum, Wade Itiei, ards, .>. B. Simrletary, C. L. Cole. Mr. White. Capt. Burdin and ladv.Capt. Ed. Cbamberlin, W. 11. Tvler. Also, from Portemouth: Mrs. Hicks, W. H. Morris, Thos. Hardy, lid. Hardy. U. Hunter, T. B. Lane, Mrs. Chas. Nelson, Miss Herring, Miss W il hams. HOUSES FOR SALE AND RENT. ( !-'Hi< KENT -A corol.irt ibIeDWELI ING ..',:■ I I'SE, with necessarj out-houses for the accommodation of a family, with eleven oi twelve acii Bof land, a portion of which \i * I een cultivated as a MARKET IJARDKN. and :it ci) ii it it,, n. on which there ia a good Orchard, Aspar agus and Strawberry Beds, about two u.ues from Richmond, immediate]] ,>n the Westham Plank Heel. To a .unit tenant the terms will lie made rerj moderate. For lnrther particulars apply to JOHN A. til rCHESON. At Hem • County Court- House. A 1 to, for hire the pre nl year, FARM HAN D 3 and two BLACKSMITHS. [ja3—U] J.A.ii. wa, « OilN MILL FOR RENT—With two rua fi;.; .-I isii.nes. central in lo tation. ■aaa ,". C. ROBINSON, ja.'',- la Belvidare Planing M,,'.s. ..<.:, Mil* it KST. —The neat and comfortable '. ::; IIOI'SE onttl street, between Clay and Lei; h. "Sn-latelj occupied bj Mi P. T, Hicks, containing five rooms. It. ia is a pleasant nei h orhood, and :, •••; order. Possession given immediately.— Apply to RAM LINUS .V HOLLADAY. ia2—tf 12th atreet. I etween Main nnd Cary, _.<.= . I'Oii aew and desirabie S. HOUSES, containing 6 rooms each, kitchen sßsa.j in (| ~m,, r conveniences, situated on Clay St., near Buchanan's Sating. Possession n:\en |,\ the lotii of Janaary. law. For furthei information apply to . ED. D. EA( HO, il,-- 31—tw I it.'i M.. near Exeh mge I lace. VALI kBLE PRIVATE DWELLING aW<iN SOUTH SIDI UF ( ARV, BETWEEN Isr BBB.AND 2i) BTS.. FOp SALE We are author ized to sell a valuable pi ivate I)W r ELLINfJ.siIu ated is al • I he lot In nts 30 ■-. ■r bi ler feet to an allej 16 I tet wide. i hi hou ■ ■ i ■ built .>i brick, nearl] ncs .(hav ng been huih in I*3 .contains II rooms with Qre-pla iea TiS parlors are bur, she.! with marble mantels, and gas and water throughout the bouse; the I ith rooms are furnished with iiot and cold water. Th, (are two kiti ena< n the lot, enen tv. , utoriea hi h. with spaci is cells b. thus nrjbrdiii! the ample accommodations lor :a:- vants. Brick sta!4e and carna> i BMBase, with large eel ar nnderne ith fo, t,,,i. There *kb lar«te trape arboi ii. the yard, of cl te selection of vines The «iM'le premises •\;-- in complete order, Persona disposed i ■ view the p'opei t > will call on the aub sei it>ers. For terms, Ac . apply to de.in m UODDINa APFERSON. Aucts. «&&> THE STEAMSHIP JA.WES oJjTri'f'.W.N.i;.,!'. s s: . sNKE.will leavs hers •saeaaßßs»», T j£jg moßjjino at ML o'clock, owiai to ice ;n thii river, jaS—lt LUDLAM -V WATSON, m. t|',Mi>:( NOTII X.—The members Vr\r ofRICHMOND LODGE, No M. are re /\j\ quested to attend a Stated Meeting, at then ' Lodse Room, (Mason'a Hall,) this (TUES DAY) svemnir. st 6 o'clock. Members ol Sister I.odxea and transient Breth ren hi good standing, are fraternally invited to at tend, tlv ordei id the Worshipful M isti r. JaS—lt J_AS. !.. BIDDICK, Secretary. v_a GOVERNOR'S l.t ARD.—Attend a *3& meetinit lor drill md business TUESDAY Jf«vl EVENING. 3d inst.. at 71, ..e1..,-,. r By order of J. R. ANDERSON, Capt on. .1. A. Wsstob, 0, S. jal it . UKAb.; RS F CO.lsr REG. VOL'S,* M January -, 1880. s ■ Orders No. —. ljl Tlie regular t/uarterlj Meetim of this oom- Jsfcpanywillbs held TO-MORROW night, at 7>, o'ciock, at the usual place oi meeting, in tse Law Building. All delinquencies for the past quarter I will then be enquired into, in the manner nre- Bcribed by the K> Laws. An election of aoa cemmissioned officers will ■ 10 take place. B] order of the Capl lin. ji.i-lt H. A. DUDLEY.3dSerg't | ~ HOME GUARD. - meeting for DRILL il will lie held f"HIH I- VENING, at 7 o'cl ick. at i E, the Hall of the vlechaaics' lnsntuie. I'm ■ tual 111 attendaa ■• is ,i, sired. * li, ordei ■•; th Captain JaS -it ANDREW JOHNSTON, 0 8. ~ ARMORS YOUNG GUARD,( JL Richmond, Jan. 3, W59. < fi'.lr ler No. V. it| This Command will assemble this (TUEB -■■•DAV I evening, al 7' 4 o'clock, for business of importance to all. Be prompt. »y order Capt. .JOHN S. H*. IV. 1 : aoa, Sd ja S itj J... t BoS "F ,r Co7ißf REST VOIA i Richmond, .lan. 2, ISsU. i Order No. dft. This CoainMsad a ill aaaemble at the Blues' Old Armon . ia ths Law Building, this' il EbDAY) srSßing, .i.i instant, foi meetint aad drill. Bj nider of Cat t. Cabt. laS-lt .1. WHERRY, Ist Serg't .: HEADU'RS GUARD OFMETROPOLIS I M Ricbmosb. Deo. 31st, 889. < ■Ordei >"». til This*, eiiiuiuu.l will asseaaMe fur "Vi.-i-t. •stiagaud Drill at Market Hall, on TUESDAY evening, 3d mat., i.t m o'clock. It is very important that evarj men berssoutdbe prssent.xa business aneeting th* interest of the Corse v. nl some as foi ■■• lie i, B> order efCoL T, P. A.BCI *t. M. i. DIMMOCK, Captain. Taos. Cabtbb, Ist Sergeant. ja2-2t JsLl.l.lNi; off, at eoaaaierahta Jkurl red 11 th*- -aAeoo\i CHEAP BOOT aad SHOE STORE. in Baosu .r.it i.i, preparatory ~• leav inj the i iiy. ja2--6t* «V * FINE PAIR Off 1 WEI.L- INU'KE Ml 1.1-.-. Fi'H :■ .I-. ---I tie. OiaW .nay tie seen at the Amei n-an Siab!e« __^L^f^ Tli-i e.u, lie ~ .u,n! h.w. is ia,- ,i* n,'r has use for them. Apply to de3l-ot GOD DIN ft APPEBBDN. COI TIIER.N LMI'ORTAIION, ia Charlaa k ' ton, S, Ci ol iv hbls. HavanaOraagsj For s»io •I A. ANTONi'S. SPECIAL NOTICES. BTV Retire.-, vlr. Thos. W< Barksdnle-r whohaekoen <n our employment sinoo th» com menessneat of our business, has been tins day so nutted aea partm r ... PIICB tV c O. SAM'L M. PRICK A CO., BXTSILBBSOf srtpi E AND FA NO DRY OOODS, ' '' v _ No. IS7 Main street. BAM'L M- I'HICK, u/M II GORDON. JACK TEMPLE. WM JKGGLESTON, THB.W. BARKSDALK, Thankful lor the liberal snvtreaace bestowed on tlieui in the past. respectfully ask a eon'musace Off ''Tlour'asMortinent of Goods is lame snd well se lected They invite asocial attention to their CLOAKS and FURS. WOMRN'S and GENTS' I'NDF.R WEAK, FLANNELfIerid BLANKETS. ,„,„„.„ ! ,V I SHEETINGS and BHIRTIJIGB, 'I *lil.K DAMASK, NAPKINS, TOWELING 3, Ao.. Ac. ... • , bo sold for two months at reduced prices, .o oi.su m ramntaal . v CO. N 15-All persons indebted to the late iirm of Patera WaTaiwa are reeuested h>»ayuetm aiediatoiy. UaS-nt] B,m. r.txw, a»L Blankets! Blanketa!!— Suser BKfJ BLANKETS, ail sixes and auilit.es. Ne»ro BLANKETS. « laraeaußßly. All wiflter Goods soM VERY LOW. -~, 811 KSand other elegant Ihrsi Goods, v i.k j low! watkins A FICKLKN. ja.-l-.tf X* Notice.--We vrou'd call the particular at tention of persons wishing, to purchase negroes, to the B ale ol inn aluaMe SLAVES at oar auction hiuse. on WEDNESDAY, the tin mat. rhej be ;,,;,_' totheestotes ol lames Fox anaWillinmaoa Allen, .BO are sohJfor £»SON, HILL A CO.. Ji;( . 2 t Auctioneers. n> Special rsetsee.— Large sale of Btints, Sin'il's Ac—The attention of the trade nyreapeet fully requested to the stile ~l ; vers extensive as ■ortment of BOOTS. SHOES, DR> GOODS Ac,to tike place at no store THIS DA\ at lOoclwek. ii 3—lt B.B.COOA«Auc loneer. tpv insure rear Stares!— Attention). Slave OWN \: Hv j_ Superior advantages are, asnsual.ol 'eied tn slavb nwwaas. at tho tdd established General Insuranceoffice,en Pear! street, next door immediatel) to the olfioe of E. I). Rseno, opposite I N Gobdom. Insurance on slaves naderorany length of time.from one month to Bye years—and to live in oastswrtol Virginia or any siasraiave State, at low rates. The best companies represent ed and all losses promptly paid. . kh. NoTi.xbLost-—As the nndersiened i« notn jtsetTl hiiil Medical Ejramtwer.thereieno DELAY in effect in* insurance in this office, between the ~,,,,, of ~ A V. and 1 P. M.. and fronts to 6 I. M. i 'i ; and get a Circular, containing the rates, aad »l«the»«.rc.r.B««.«c.s. cX D General fnsnmnee Agent and Medical Examiner. sra \cco.ini Beaks—J:W. offers, of his own manufacture, s large stock oi BLANK BOOKS. Cap Books lrom li cents to*l per quire; Deni) Books Ironi CO cents to 91 » set nuire; Medium B«hAs Item .M> cents to 9} pel quire; Cheek Books from so cents to nil «j per qnire; Account Books made to order at short no tice. '' - " trt. Velliu. off at B lirrnt Siiciifire. T'KV Gl ■■'» AT AND BELOW COST. i KINS'. . W <'l 'AIM.KS ft CO., » BROAD STREET. In order to reduce our stock as low as possible, || c.ml rme to sell until further notice, with out regard to cost, la addition to our winter stock ye have opened all ol our ipring and Summer GOODS, remaining over from last season, and v ill sell them si a gre it sacrifice. Persons desirous ol pnrebasins for the approach Dg season, wnl tno it to then- interest to examine our stock. de»-6t CRENSHAW.tiI Alt!.!,.- „V CO. BAjUaak Books- -Li tier. I :i j» und Note P STKKL PENS, PEN HOLDERS. INK tHTLLS.SEALING WAX. V KCILAGfi - LEA l> PENCILS. F.NVEI OPES, Ac, fto. . . . , , We sre selling our remaining stock o| STA TIONERY at low prices, before our removal in January to the store 130 Main street, now oceu 'deM-M ' * KNOWLES 5; WALFORD. t -• Slave su-nrance.' 1 ALBEM*iRLE INSURANCE CO . OF CHARLOTTES\ ILLE, VA. SLAVES INSURED for one <>r more yeara "ti the i lost reasonable terms. All ' ■-■ is | nplI) pa d. Dr. F. • II o< k. Kxaminer. KNOW LFS \- WALFORD. Agents, de.'ii—Ct No.tl, Pearlst., Riehmeod, f.%.5i11,* and Merlnoes. mi KS FOR KVENiNG DRESSES, below cest. | i- i EGANT WIN I'-KK SILKS, below cost. PLAIN FRENCH MERI NOES, below cost. FIG'I) FRENCH MF.RINOKS, bslow cost de.n-et CRENSHAW.O.UARLES& CO. ; BraTeeßa! Teeth!! Teeth!!! Teeth!!!! TJ t'i'U FJCTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. Now is the time for all who an suffering from tooth ache and decayed stumps, and intend ts have I ,i new Bet, t'> hive them • xtracted, : s you ess do so km ■ " ,■ in. Call s i, r ls Dr. TRAVERSE'S staj in i be city is some's hat limited. i :: n Belvin's Block mi l-iii street,•;in front of Hink.) Koou N0.6. Oflice hours from S A. M. to 3 P. M., from 3 to 6 and 7 to 9 i. M. P S.- Chronic diseases of alt kinds treated with perfect success, bj the use of electricity, de-s 2*' r.f. Sltix i- t ii-ni-aii.-. LYNCBBURU HOSE AND FIRE INSURANCE ! ■ "V pany . Capita 'and .'/;,; lus *t}ltl,boo. SLAVES i N.-' i RED bi this Com pan j for ore 1 month or four years, on the most fu orabie terms, j Policies issued and losses promptly settled by O P. Hit ! SEE, Agent, Opposite the American Hotel. Dr. J as. !!. blcCaw, Examiner. deas—-Im \ Ornnd Discovery.—Some four months since, our excellent townsman. 1 Naphtalj Fzbxiel, informed us that be bad prepared a hair restorer uritli whtch be was <\ periiuenting upon his own bead, whose top was eu • i ii; bald. We saw Imu two days since, and on the pis • bo bald four months since a fine crop ol hair has sprung npwith i vigorous growth. N« con yin ted is vr. KzRRiFt oftheefficaej of his d - coverj thai he has nsmedil "THE INFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER." Mr. 1...5 i aU it going into an extenaive manufacture ol aa, article which is destined to prove of anxious it, - terest to our bald pi.te.l friends.— From Xi Itimmd. Enquirer, Dec. 12th, l^>. This iin ie b article can now be bad of the pna cip I Druggists. Those persons who desire a hne iie:t.i .•! nor. have ••tiA ;,, use : he restorer accord in to pi :..'■ I, direct ions on the bottle. In,-.- who liav can • doul ts oi its ellicai i. cm have them re moved <n ashort time, b) using the VIRUINIA lI.Mi; RESTORKfI INFALLIBLE, proving thai it is all tiiit ii ;s claimed to be. Wholesale depot for orders, «9A on st R. 1./.kki r: . X t HMOSO, NoV. 11. i-.",:'. I,N. BZEKIEL. take oath on the Hoi) Bible, i thai I nave I ecu baid i"r the past 12 *. irs snd have restored mv ha r by using KZEKIEL'S VIR GINIA HAIR RESTORER. ,\ M'U rl L! V./.WK •BI . This day aworn to before Bte,bj Naphtnli Kie kiui. Jos, M tvo, de 16—lntftow3t afayoroi Richmond. SERVANTS FOI? HIRE. CIRVAMs FOR HIRE.—I hive for hire a i» number of SER VAN l'S;amon then ire Cooks, House Servants, House Girls, Facton Hantis. I'wisters and Screwmen Farm Hamla snu House Boys. Apply to JAMfS MOORE. jaS .'v' Osposite the St. Charles Hotel. •'IMS HIRE —A cmsJ COOK.'WASHEII stul 1 IRONER, with a child: a good CHAMBrh MAID snd two Boys STEMMKRS. Apply at ths , :: oeol Danlop, MoncnreA Co. ia3 ..'. '-• W. ROYSTKR. POX HIRE.—Four No l BARRELCOOPERS, I alt likely, able-bodied ictint men. Apply to jaj 61 ALEX M fRAbUE. Shockoe Slip. ii»« R It IR X An excellent dTnING-EOOM SERVANT, young, likely nnd active. I). H. HUNT. ilt.'.l-,'.t Corner Virginia and Car) sts. rpORACtJo BOX >iiKKIt I OK HIRk% -A I Srat-rate BOX MAKF.R, who is s gone, steady, reliable hand. Enaatreatthiaotßoe, daßl—tr CERVANTH lull HIRE.--TWO (iHII.S, '~ i rom Ifl t.i 17 . earn old, accustomed t>i boose ->t i i-ice and very capahle. and one SMALL GIRL, about t> years out. Aspryat WAI XX a COS il* St) ts Store, Main atreet. SERVANTS TOR SALE DINING-ROOM SERVANT FOR BALE PRIVATELY" -IhaveaNo.l DINING-ROOM SERVANT, which 1 am authorised to sell at pri vats sale. He can be seen at m> nfSoe this day from 10 to 3 o'clock. Us ia sold for ao fault. He ia a man of good cha icter. Aiehto THOS. W. KBESEE.Auct'r. j •..') If '■ ;e corner of 12th and Cary ata. ;,';;H M,.L-.; WOMXN, aboul X roars old l andTWO CHILDREN, i girls. lons three and th< ioi six years ,1 we, The woman .« a'.<i> rfK»l i-rvaat, anc it tood Cook; md a< .she ,s so id tor no faun. I will take a vein moderate pries foi •! >i ii .••(ri utnf a boms iii " ■ t\. Apply ,t tk a ~ii.cc, for tiet Bams ,>i the oa as is j -it" \tbjhsbj wo hoi m: si:iiva>t.-a bu -> perior NURSE and HOI -r. Blli VA NT, with ons child, is ottered is ext hangs foi a man or boy at \ aloatioß, or would be boh! to remain in ,ii near ths city. The woman is health] atidiike.», and can cut, sew. and unke t lain Dresses, ,vc, Ap ph at wALKE A CO.'S Store. OS 30—tf Mai a street. ctUV'M'MtiK BALE. ; w,,., te ael to some one who will sot remove them from \<-.rU monO. a NEGRO WOMAN, about tweaty-three yeara old. and her two young childrea The «,, n'lan is said to be a first rata BOBSS servant. Bad .:ouer. mtd B BOOd Seamstress Her character n» Bneaceßtioaabie, and she is ndered b>r sahi nel) paeaaaenei owner has no use tor her. Apot] to me at the .State Court-House. oe»-ta BENJ. POLLARD. \AI.IABI.I. SKHVAVI IOH SAI.I .-1 * have for aale a Servant Girl, (atulatto.l abuat Uyeaisold, very likely, of unexceptionable eha raeter. She ts a. first rite SEAMSTRESS, NUR3K and ROUSE SERVANT. A great bar rata asaj lie hud by immediate aaptieation to dsa>-tf E, B COOK, No.7tt Maia at. I," 1 !!!! Mil', oil HIRE—A aegro MAN, a 1 load i»A It D F.N El and kis afle. at eeoo yeara of aca.ußexceptineabls aa u>eaaraatar, K,«ih must go together Tbewoniaa ia i fair t'Ot'K. atu a h o,«i Washer aa i (rom kh. appu t,» de^S-t.v U. ft. PBAXK. F.\>III.Y ILOUR--0f superior quality, for fcale in snaatitiea to suit, by uMw DUN LOP, MONCURK* CO. rtOAHEN ftl TTER. -17 lirknu. strictly prims t-* recened per Jamestown, for sale by W.M. T. KING. DISSOLUTIONS, Ac DiastOLt'TlON.-Th" concern of WILSON A IiUHHMt .s this day dissolved by nintual eea wtil. The name of the hrm will In, ureal by either partner in winning up the '(»•',%*'} %ft[ HON "' CHAS.' M. KOSHER. Rtcnanjiu, Jan. 3, 1360- Mew roncera.-Th*,ej|»Sg,W[^jSffijgf the wholesale and retail »'K<V: , ~n-/l7rh' at the old stand of Wilson A Roane . .."•">[» and Main sts-. and takes this oeoaeton to return thanks f.r the literal patrons.* Bastowedoa the ite"concern aad hopes, by strict vttentu.t. to busiusss. to merit a eoeiinueuee of tbesaaae. i wiu keen always on hand a well He le.-ted stock of P.rnilt and lobbing Goods, to which I most rs the attention of my fn-nd. and the public. CHAM. M. BOSIIfcH. , V t'ard.—The aubscriber in ret.nnc from the Grocery Rnaineas, takes tßisjnetbodloj retarnlßl his sincere thanks to his old* friends for their li') eral psAronnaedunnaj a number or yeara, aaa moat eordinliy reeoramends to they [opnudonen my ate partner and successor, Mr. CHAS. M. ROaRE*, at a gentleman in every war worthy of .their conn deaee" I can be foundat SAMUEL * WILSON'S. lon Baocßoe Slip, where we wtil be itiad to receive consignments. „.,r-v- i v*-nvir»V j*3-dlm*ewlrn JOHN .'. v> ILSON. ITNRR9IIIP N4»TH X.-I have this loeistsd w,th myself in business mv vl. IbifiKKKK. and will continue the I) APOTHECARY BUSINESS, at the • o in Main Ntreet, under trie sty is oJ A. t A CO. I have also allowed Mr. V\ ,V. who BUS l«.-en several years in hit em favorably known to my rmstoraers. »n the preeta of the eoueera. t» my old the public, for their paat literal and | ued patronage, i return my most grate The new eoaeera will endeavor, lit j ton to busiaeas, liberal taipa, *mt an | ti'K spirit, to rasrit *svoatinuation oi vora. A. RODBRER. I. Jan. 2d. 1900. / Mi-PAHTxrHMIIP. - The Buliseribera have BUSINESS in the city of Richmond, and have tak-n the office oa Shockoe slip, lately oeeap ad by 8. BaBtUBL. They hope, by persona, attention to business, to merit the patronage or their rreutis and the public generally. A. p-^gt^sw4sar .1. J. SV I IsBB '-' ■ • f'nrd. — I take thiso|.|'orttin:trot re',irT, iru ii;r , sitcere thanks to my o>\ friends and patron« jar their liberalsusaort.and hope to tinuation of the same to the aewoonoern. , ji3-~dl.nAew.ttt, A.S.BAMI .., HIHOLI HON OF t wean A FIN $s\ C°*MO< *{E and ANN E O. -;i:K. is this day dissolved by mutual consent, ah the debts, property, accounts, *c .otevery u«a< r p tioa have been.by deed, asaigaecl t>> us lot mo benefit of erediters, aa therein named. All persons indebted to the concern sre :hti ed Aseurueea and trustee, for Ueisuer..^ IXrS MATE THIS »fV -^j*^ l * >* together under the style ol I. . Lfc FOB! EX* .-ii u.r tii« Bnroosa of conducting a general t'»M - MISSIONTgROC ERY and I.!- »UOr? BUSIN ESS at No «Cary street. 3doors below l«hatreet.and resi.cctfn!lf solicit consignments ol Merchandise, : Manu 5 K T red and Ac. I JOHN K. BTE«i K. (Latewith Ellett* DrewrT.) ..Jan. 2d. is .ii. ja 3 lm rNKRSHIP NOTICE. I harethia cued with me in the GROCERY . LI COMMISSION BUSINESS, W. L The business will be eonduetetl n the W. NIPE A CO, .1. W. NIPE, No. 31 Main street. ike this occasion to return m> sine.'re y friends for their liberal ahare ol pat nc the last three years.and solicit tor cern their continned favore. .—LOUIS cTgTLLESPIE is 'ins day d a partner .r. mr'bustnee, under the mot JNO. C.SHAFKR kco. JNO. C. BHA I- BR. I. Jan. 2.1860. ja 3— lm i'TION.- Th ineeni of Tl MSLEV", ..\ WILLIAMS is this dal dissulved onsen*. I be same ol the firm w I I •• er partner in windini us t;,,- husinesa B. I . TINSLEY, 8 C. TARDY. JAS. T. WILLIAMS. ti. January 2d. irerii. —'iii • -<n : i-, riberswill continue CRY and COMMISSION BUSINESS, yfeandfirmofTAßDV A WILLIAMS, occupied by the late firm >•! I inslej. ilhants, and would take Ihiao, naa on to tin en thanks for the very liberal pat - mien to the late firm for the last five o aaao re their friends thai aoexertion rt sh.-iil be lacking to merit aeontma s.-iine. atall times keep oa hand ;i well assort Ukvods in their line,and will pay par ition to the sale nl Produce eOttSlgned seentsfer thesaleof ADAMANTINE . which t tiej will sell to the trade a« low I be bought in ani of the Northern mtir- S C TARDY, JAB. T. WILLIAMS. d, January 3d, ItBR -In retinm from bosiness, ! return thanks to my friends and thi patrons ol concerns with which i have been con be f uit fo irteen \e.ir<;. f .r the kind itowed npon me, and rec, mniend to iage and support in) successors, Messrs. WILLIAMS. id even opportunity ol knowing these ie- 11. my friends mat rest assure : thai St will lie Siit'e ,11 t!i-:r let tots, the neans in their bin!„.e.-is to prosecute it ush and safely. It. T. TINRLEV. I Tlii\ OF < O-PARTNI KM! I P. ■in of DANDRIDGE ft HART is tfo.s cd. F. B. Hsbt retiring from the bast r partner is authorized to ns-.' the name m settling up. WM. i. DANDRIDGE, isitt. FRANCIS B. HART. rinu from Ihe GROCERY and ''"V BUSIN ESS. I return mj gratsl il i> friends and the public for the literal itrona :« hestov ed on us, ■nd take th - , tor. ii mend my late partner, W G, • IK, to you,who will continue ths taisi c worth- of y.'.it cn'iib": a i I sup ' FRANCIS U. HART. M, l-ij). 5 'HON.- The t,.it, of RODDI i A ISS ia this day diaaolved I \ rntitn lie m- F. W. HOIH .;. ;--.i. K. G. MORRiSS. nerahip.—The nnderi rned ha t th ■ I i'.'o . • partnership, under Ihe atyle •:Y V STRO 1H I- R. foi the purpose el CTURINU TOBACCO. I". W. Rl DDEY, MO. [jaS-tllrnl K. li. SJ ROTH BR. It R U R t: U A G E . arsigned have this day formed i eo j uadei the style of Mil l.siv- UiiH .v the p I'j'ese ..i eouductins the SHIP IGE .t' 31N1 SS. aad resi ectfulh so tuiii. c of then fr end an I ths p iblic. A. MILLSPAUGH. JAM KS G. R lAD, Cary and 16th ».s., near the I ■ k. d. Jr.n. I, 1860. ja '2- lie* Mil. HENRI 1.. ! 1.1 -.01111. Ir.. has this day withdrawn from the firms of N. >'■ Mar tin, Brothei ft Co , Pel irsburr, snd N M. VI irtii , Son * Co., Richmond, and Mr. R. H. ."I NNLNU ; i A M . .Ik., is ad nitted n partner in the business of \ M iIA I; riN, SON ft CO. Richmond, January l. :-f<v. ia I—St I .1*4901.1 TION Of « n-«• UtTM P.tHIP. I ' Th« concern til BARKSDALEft RKAI isthta •i) dissolved, by mutual consent, rbe name ol .." t.rin will be used b) the partners only in li iui dation. C. X BARKSDALK, N. C. READ. ■ jamoßcL Ist January, 186U jaS-dt Viilli E.—The ( 0 PARTNERSHII -eUi L~ fore exirting under the style nl COX. n'KN LEY ft HAjtT. for the manufacture of TOBAC CO, ta this da i tti- ,-cd bj the m hdrawal of I. J. COX it,.i.i tin* concern The business wil he i.■ ■■.: bj \ <■ TURNLEY.wbo ia nun, -rued to settle up the poneern. I'he wsinesa will ■ on • TUjtNi '.'■. haur ft mai pin, Richmond, Dee.3o, '>■■'< I. •<:■ :; - &to A I JACOR A. Lt:\ % s. i\i t.n -, ( et. son is eaa find ». i.-.r.e gad desirable stock roods eoinprising Linen k:..S Cotton Bbeetings. 'i ,'. Blankets, Linea rabls : ... ol supenoi ''■i. it J ! Irish f mens. Towels. N ipkina ai rl I - .al kiruts. Also, Gae Grass J •■•v. sf SSoeata, worth We, nU; fins - ' . irs. at 10 ceats. worthS7 ats : 1 inert kei hisfs at BY, «eats. a ortb nt •• . , rietj ■ Hoop-Skirts,al the lowest cash b ices: . •»•• Cambric Strips, at at aenu for the double strip, worthilSO cents ; Marseillsa Shirt Bosoms «'. I?S cents; fine Linen B. ■, at 28 cents, werth . i csats; fast ceiered Calicoes, al 6L and - • nta.t • beet in the city for the price . i »c stock ol Meaobed and unbleaeh*d Cot! as Ks i-,/,'tt!:y.iKVV's-.,„ i.No ISMataatreet. •., i ifiu. thai > oi go to the i ii fit pla. a. V o\ v m OTLA I'lininiN. ijaaj bushels , News >,-,,! , Potatoes, on Imard seheoner J Acora, in tue Doc A. i >r Bale . CHAB, T. WORTHAM ft CO. DAtUN, I.ARD, A,.- as khds. Bides Bacon • » bjtii.d. 's,,.rtilderi Bacon ;;■ arrels Leaf Lard; uo boxes Old Dominica Soap = 130 boxes Old ;.■ in no,: C indies; a*> boxes Altm»»er Cand sa for ■•;■ l ' r CHAS. T WOKTHAM ft CO. '.|| lltiaaS. lIAI ON SI OEM \MI Mill I !,. * )y J DERS- New and Old- for sale by WOMBLK -V CLAIBORNK No. II Pearl »:■■.■:. 1 I lIKKINI.S.-1;,., bl ia Ni, i !i ilifaxCut Her ■ li aga.naybbls. \,,. i Halifax Als wives, in prima order, for Ka,e bl WOMBLE v CLAIBORNE, No. 11 IVarl street. OANfttLaaa. luu nxea Adamantine Cai Peel , O'li-'ei ft Gamble manufacture, ararraa /Mil weight, for sals by WOMRLE A CLAIBORNE. N... li Pearl street. (;Kt|'KS, (llltl'KN, eRAratR.-l s y * vv hire Malaga <>:ap«s. suitable f,,| Ihe ta cOl ». :k pa anas, foi sale by A. an I'<-m. No. »&; Main street,m. Nicholas S d<. n. IT IR to trts interest ofevsrj person lose to R ■ GOLDBMI r.'.M.v Broad atreet. to purchase soma oi hisoeods, as thej are to be closed out at a treat sacrifice rather than lo remove them. |>t:\K IT I \ >IIM»-(it»l.liSMlT-S wine* alu | t' entire stoc. o| Goods is to bs closed «v; al > at pries, in anticipation oi reahoviaa. »»»*«Al"N*caalsrhadat"i tiol.h , N Y 8 ' J ** ''•"' Mreei,M he is sell,ug ha st.K'kof i,„.„i»„,| atooat pr.ee. PRRRH tlOl NTtIN ROLL BITTER. • A liesii lot expected to day al WM. T. KING"S. n» , ,°y' B hl,a * Prune new West«.n Bacon »-» Shoulders and sides, receiving, for asle by E. 11. SKINKKR* CO. WI'fJAR.I IRiD HAitlS-WarrautvJ prime, O for «at« by WM. T. KING. ■- r r tssssjs* —n . AMUSEMENTS . f 5 NINTH AVMAL Ry,. OF lit,; ''• , MONTfKiMLItV ~, Ai . f U The MONTGOMERY >;, , (!ii ,'A Doorgr coKinirindimi, bob lesvg ~ ' ! ] that having engaged the fish ~f ~„ '~''•■...'' Institute. Ike* will give rbair Ninti ~,. MILITARY AND ClVfi , « At that plsoe. <,n MON DAY XVi >, st.i. :•/#■ i Taei ire happy to have the ass.; r4 , eliorts hereloforo have \*>*n <•:.-.. ." tory. and on 'ins occasion to, enWt * " on the part ol tbs committee and < '. * ■ ■. add te the eeeniort aad pleasure oi Qae ofthe beet caterers m lit* ,■ r, ' ~ saged te, furnish tn«y Kiiyper, snd \\t .'"•■■ COTILLON BAND has been sn««g a ... •■ ---casi- BtanasßßS; His Kiel* Jno. Letclir r. /flssps Ma*i •• I.t G,,v. Mo itasfue Major Un J* Col, Thos. P. Angus*. Major T | '■/'' Li. Col V. 1. Moore. Jtd,'t Wm v ■iir«eorr*l>. J. Watson. Cmnn'i j, v Cunimittee ttf Arrangement:- 1 . . Crp'l JolinTymlail. Private M. Rjts'p! Private M. Dugan, Privgtl j « private Thomas Kavenagh. <« »A. TiCEETf— Admitting a r»st:»„ l-uties. SXJO; "ach!ad,!itir,r,al 1a,!.. . Mansssre- Red and white loeettes Committee of Arrangements ■ ■.... .„ . Floor committee--White X -f., ' '"> t \j i T I f X . In an essay rpoN ••[,.... DEDICATED TO THR I,ABII - "' Of THKOLb Will I« delivered Till" KVRN •. , chanh.-s- INSTITUTE HA! i.. .,;'.' ' 7.', o'clock. A Virtcißiaedif ■• sa\s. ''Itiscen elegant and ehaato language m.a . . ■ R slit old and loung." '• • r* Mr. Hibblst, the author, sawari i a ern«a>'!er afair.st the smsoftl ■ ', (l ladies of Richmond and the chivalry ~ ■ 1 lend him their conn tenauee: Cai ... M beeneenrasedi All be asks is a fan ~. m the generosity pf ths South gira .; gflf. A NEW I I ASV tJMhe formed at Grace «"..>,•• ,:. ~ « *iJ* l»r. Jel ir'a.ll ) 7-, o'clock. Tie' Members of the - ; . .. all others vac may wish to nn,srs '•,'' tend. <&, A MATH II »DMi Kr th: RICHMOND PHILHAKMONH <•• - Bnyxtobubooi ■•* th. they v 1 VOCAL AM- INS ["RUMEN P. ->,, hi; li>i ') . i'e.-, Juno , -■ AT Till MECHANIC Te eesensenee al *» to 8. puncttia casion the) will le assisted by sni pel Professors of theaity, as wsll »■. ■ are ntenibers of tbs Association. "• The MnsK v Una eatirels of a C v* •» - , ter. the object of the Assrx atonic ot hi improved taste in thai ah si , . T.i'Kl.'l 9 FIF I . CF.N I.- •.. f« . member of the Association, at the n P. H. Taylor. James Wo ■.!*.... al J.w. Evans', Pearl street jat-st \ STONIMIUNO TO All.. -t SELL, the celebrated Ast I arrived, aad will remain but a a bomwitb a naiuralgift totellallth«fv, ■, -R even your very thoughts; will • H married or sinste, and how many *y% ba married; wi i cause speed) ' I astonished thousands with .er . , , J 1 centlemar admitted Mrs. ! ■ Hi i- ■-. 13th or Governor Btr« i and FraasUia »,' recta. I WANTS. lITANTCD. - A Teaehsi r»f , ... , »» twslvs year-' experience w ibes to locate in a Bai I • I >«i i and " ■ .' SB) ; "" aachoolol tire Virginian, Southern mall c . and wilt, therefore, teach in a«n» I States. Wonld like to rent oi ■ . atevicin'ti ol the ■ thool n I , • Buffieient for the aocommodai • ,' ii* i ul) is well qii alined to teai-i It ; - ■ I i&gaaj ea; ia also a nal .. , Will tak • el ~f •. <~.|,.,..| if urn roentsan offered. AddressL. H.I . r Appomal tos Co.. Va. U| IMII> A P.» !• i NER "•• fi em 53 OW -~ - flout) a a staph read) est h she.. Said business » tei <i t,> •. ield -n iai cci * oa • there is three a year. Full part b) address :.. .lull's • » Baker, betwei v Broad ami Mi , ia.'l- lw* i \t J \ VtVti B»"a yoiiHg vi GOVERNESS in a privati thoroui his eoropetenl In ten ;' • . Music andtbnitirtu A large •al .-■ t . required is a con fnrtal <* •;■ ma Post Office. U~A\Ti:i>. TO HIRE-A K 1 ■': o<>fi. to wail s ' country w|! be prefi rred tpj. AN DB F W |a I—ts Crtier of ',• . i Uf A N I I-. I> - COAL pi r prices will bs paid for « t HANDS, to »he Midlothian Li ni| i , sent ' ear. Appi] al ".• r o • • and ii'ii streeta, Beconu stor). il-] IX7ANTEtt I ■ ■* >> COl TON FACTOK ... • •. . loredhaad*.consistingo| Ml- \.\ >Vsi -; I. hei si prices wil he paid by c's r . in a '■'. wm Hi' U~ ' AN I I II -A i luatm 'I i >\: ", .b) a » iun| man sf soms i - and ... ...» i ess bats and im t < • I factory rferencea will lie given ' •< .-.: :'. aorl •■«. \l IMII. c w< t tf PHYSICIAN' Dl 1 rrnti.. ■ ' - . < between !>' i r.dM tl . : \\ 4M tO To i c • ' , ,' j . , 11 psrieneed COOK. Fori come wsll re< ~ii."if ded, a ■ on ii , v on tj GEO MN a 1- ts No. W I'sai • « U- IN |'KJ>.- fwii ~• • rate >' Bi (•". I ; nee A pply ;■• nu • ' jaS—ta % « ; 11/ A NTKO 1 1 las who has - '. ' tea -bin lis ENGI I SIC, wishes a place is 3 SI KAN" 11. ■ ' Ur ANTED A Female N N '. ANT, for the pr« ••• • ■ withoni '.'■;, ml i ... tun end« I. JA.MI I |a ;." ' Cornsi of U i Ul AN t'!T»--A M RSE Ws t tuiag year, a I " v in' rss den« a, i ■ ; Cai»,..-. EDW .'■ ts 19th street. In-! i j UrANTI n.-R tNDS v-r »ii ' '•' lerof HANDS.a ta •• • ' I WORK ,„ I Mi in: \k\:'-n S) CH \ •:■ ja.i ft" 11 •; • tore at SI WAN II l> r HIRI Ai ■ • ' SERVANT I •• •• »: .3 I the corner i.f J! and Frankni •'-• ) I.QST AND BTRATSD LOST A NEGOI .A*. 1 .■ . Milsm, pa) * to ths rds ' ■ i and en,i irsed by him fa v ;'■■.• i>f Decern i t',. fores..-:, s persons I , fB) pel son hauttti tl .... tiie •■'!.' col II ..ii' B Jai •■- • ■'■'. atrei ts. ' ; -iJ if! J OVI MONDAY a shall streets, s lIAIRB i of a HEART, em n•■.' by the owi -•. - ' m • • ■ for its return to t a»_ ja <-.'•- G. ALPII if vj. _) Mis lOR lITOLEN j aaypssssj '•■ en, rnsr a lil sral res ird will ba pan sunt yum i«»< M» aBBSSBSBSBS rt, 1 red COW BI I eaa i". lbs sani • '. I • petty, . I payini axpeascs is#rail MIIVM i> «»•; .it •' ' > T:*-»e .r stolen he i I j wardi - : 11 . - H • •'.'■• I'm > Ii i a' 1 I H m W iruder'a I sue, •> ' ' . new harness v: n eai I i I • '. j tbesantebi aa insareaarda ' • •■ | 1 Ri w \n i». I f the Mai pike Coi i>aily, i.aye eithi Bb '••". and the al» ye n ■ ■ii .-I. ..-.,.. f. H> ■. Il ■ail tin .' a. ci aH , - N ■ ** 1)1 ANK lillUl.N. . FOR THE NE'tn ■ ■* ibs Btthasi ban •..'. k»i m X ' bVDOI RS. JOURNALS. sm CAsJH B■■ ' fr ■ 81l '. BOOICB. - RECEIP I" (■ -'X-; CHECK BiHIKS. ' j HANK' FUHI ■ I m ! COPYING PREBSF" „ „ . i, -, INKSTtNDS. ... i': INK AND WK , ; ; i I KTTER IND ' > ' Uli.l. Kll ES. -^ t.1.1,1^' , I I j and a!', otati Blank R •■-■- t ' in ilieorneeoreountiiu rooia ■ *■ , rhSl * , make up to order, ■ ■ 9 I ; kind of Blank Book desi/«l- and i m 1 ; dei» SI tpl JAM! s vs. '. i. H V*Nt HOARIMM -HtM %F • ■ , \ REMOVAI I Mrs. DARNRY baa remoyi _■ i House t.. Raalaud's •on be. I "' Franklin and lid street. MieHts--* BB| . gibiei ns for I'aaniuas snli yaej X K ,.\i >tm ' I WANTED A ftrst . its V N N ■ , V ANT and COOK fc»r the ensuing ■-■ m de iti-it* . ■ ''■ r.,iUHI>. NO. SMAtRMRI •'""' fl , i «JL» hsrse. hi stoic, tor sale bj • . * I I fi'i'l". FAsu - H

TELBORAPHIC NEWS :, *..>U-rt-r> Vol? TIIK RBI IIMnNP tM-PAI« lI.J r ttntrnet* Telegrunh lim -Office, 13.» atafA r '' " Seaaws, htasn Stnet. The Ncyv \cur Icalivnl. a isnmoToa, J*" '•'• , " ,i ' The New Tear ,% wa* r nei-'iiv observed here aad In ..; farther V mi,. Very little at Interest ...,.,.. Wesendyoß thecompliraents r«a ■ The Bruin ti nn.l liroyy IMO'it lilt y. n aiBOTOB, Jan ". I «10 Mr.. Branch poh [ittfi* a Btaterneai la relation to Ins dtancnlty w .■., Mi Grow, _ HI 1,1,b.\ I I HONPITAL. Fhia lastitsHon. Which BBS be* 5„,.,e,Mu,0p<.r..t, ; -ilo":'0 ,«• ~->,•: .cm. is situated r»a Chareh Hill. « ■'.. ... \ ..oi.y.ni a delishtful.air) i oaitiea, ami al d with even co nence conducive to tutort ol patieata sad the soe«stsatßl treat disease. ~ vi itelj inderg, •»< Btei - verepairs. Kt>oma ... p|y furnished 1 »'>'* '"'," ! * acoom 1~. ...„,;...,, r j,. ma; Rnd it inconve . it lo l>e treated at their private leOKta a. • • i"- d b»ths/p«»i in - which xre peci isrtj ■ ■ mmodioue. raßMs: I'axal aor ■ ■ the Pat ent.l >'• '. 1 '•■• IS, 1" week. as red do ■'-. -.;;•'.' 1 rivate K1 s. do • ■ , ?> »£•!•* , .... . » -,• -••■! foi patien - Irom pari 1 - are known I .■ . sot ihe lloai ital. , v ~ , ;.., , . irsea tor Hoard. Medical At .. \ . , ■ . •• Rj an arrange . „ ■ iof the Mcd •al C :m'. a ~., I •■ ranxtna from 93 to ,*S>, will ~ a p1 rl ulai s..ni hire-hand by ai pi caUoa to I'liya .aiis. \ - . ■ ted. Tv n , ..... r..r •■- ■ than a week. ..,■ 1<• personal atten ... Nts placed in I heii llospita , . \ r-KYSICIASSI • , ro.N.M lb. Grace at., betweenttii -~.;!. KB D. M. D., Ooremoi ft.. Ist ;■: aae. ..... .',.. :>.. opposite Americas M w v ! ; "■ N1 D- I.w BuiWiag.cor I Franklin aU H !K. M.D., Kesidenl Physician. I* Ml UM. IND SEWING WA«'HINE*t. X .-■ i - I'ATKNT LOCK STITCH SEW .'. ■. . \ • |'i 11 ,• >'«• to $120 ea ~. -~ • OX *Ol i'.KS' 0 rated SEW M • led I > .1. 1.. A. ••:■■'.•>. ol I ■ - .v.. ■v. Va. Price S*o to ......., his 1 . ■'•■'■ well ire saured th it the supe '. -. . , this Machine can be relied ■. I ■ KIN'S FAMILY KNITTING .: ■ .. i;' oseful invention, for sale I > R b , > JOHNSON. Agentt . nol si . H ichroond, '.'a. i ana of obtaining an Agency b>r thesi ■ ■ it* ; V ; bines in Virginia. li' •nn ssee, -~ il find it to their early app ice! ion. D. ft .1. npiiiiis in i;ni m OTCH. One of I sally rccojn sed instituti «■ ol ths KR'S : 1 UiKA I F Li LONI ON 1• H s'A.N HV. I.:ke the f»te of Old is 11 everybody's mouth, and it is it way Teased quant tea every day. . the daily increase in the eonaump ■■ ■ . aplend d illuatration ol the !- :. : .. ol .■ urietrieal progression. One ofthe -■ nKsshoutthisCANDV ia- FCLCII XX , inn • '.\':.e : , the doctor awallowa hia j a. and t. hutcber breakfasts onhisowa ■ • ses. yoi may take t for hi an ted that Loth the ai il the tin t 1 .■ 11. ule nl the riaht urn ,•■■ , a KILCHKR'S BI'TTKR SCOTCH in be had it the principal drug and cand) ...,•• • city, .-ititl at his factory on -• .• , tictween Broad and (irace. ja 1 2t I 1 4UKK-LI MB EH-LI MB Eft. bi d . arm ..« kinds ol I.I'M BER, ami , 1 lor sale 01 accoaimodatiuv tei ma— • ■• 1 1 ' >AX BOA R bS. si is. tied. U ft. *s Ii t , Will I'!' I'lM . aupsrior. tii.issi ft. J 1 . • J ■ •■ HITE PlNK,superior. . ■ ' ! ii I.'s ROCK MA I'LL, uitabls lor Machinists. t. - ■• WHITI- IMNEWEATH. BOARDS. : ■. ft. HEMLOi ; ; I KNCING PLANK. Mo 1 HEARTSHINGLES. Post SA KDEN RAILS.SxIOand 10x10. 11 I a general aaaortmentoi \' I il l '< iN i A rvi 1 mer l.'.tii 1 lid I iry streets JAM IS F, 1.1 NN. 're It \ • < ON I STS' FIXTURES.—Having mj I ntn la tory .with enlarged facihtiea and great •: 11 ; nery,m w n • nupleteoperation, ■-s lrom mi to.mer customers, 11 a \ 11 were ■! 'appointed : is' jteai a conjae f the bu .: .nl iuj - 1 >p. My machinery ■ . v. and ol the l>esi character. ,•• 1 tea FLAT'I KNiNti MILLS on hand, ■m tomanul •ti re MILLS.BANDS, '. •- and BENCH KNIVES, ~1 different . IsfPROV ED BAND, with ribbed - » ' tie entirely reliable and much better I kind of Bands with plain casinita. 1 2 lm IL M.SMITH. 'j'lt! SI EE'S NOT It I- . . . Bobti :iki. h-is.by • ideed of tl ■ date, (which ia of record in the > sOl cc ofthe Hustinsa Court oi the City ol id 'conveyed to me in trust, for the bene ■ of I 1,-.;.' ra all of his s-,„.j, of Triniminga i- ol even 111 • :ri| tion 11 his store. No. 174, net. also s i ol tie d< bts due i>. him. I ted 1 in m> :i..en' to make aale, /" 1 . •:• stock on hand, and to collect the debts ■■ ■: ... an icantins foods in the Trimming nnd 1 . lm . . . • ... 1 a to (>!■!' >r,,ve..' '~ make ~!....• ■11 ■ . :•■ .'/■< U.'t tii rfw-f d Up. \\ '•!. I . WATSON, Trustee. Ist De 'i. 1 r, iv'.'J. ja 2—lm W*lU llllfl OV BUNDS OF THE VIH > I .i.IM'II ,in j a AND TENNESSEE RA UROAD.FORSAI E.—We hare for aale 919. ---iw the al <• BONUS, ilieing the s-e,,t d . ie, tl upon a payable in New York. il it I miODlilN * AFFERSON. Cl'.N*' \|(.\\:-.\;. rchanU, Mechanics Law iMers.l •■'..: and all others in want of SIGNS, ■■ . . ited toes WIS i.. MON rAGUE, C ■ ,-• ' : 1 and 12th st . v ho continues to execute all work in his line with dispatch, ? lm and on the lowest teims. NO 111 1....: ivetuisdai appointed Mr. C. A. KKOCK.M I. KR in) . ~•:.! to conduct the fi md roBAOCO husinesa in this city.— ■; nd sell for HASH only. P. ACORN, I■. et i: Tohin-ei, and Cigars, .No. 21 East Mam st. .. 2. ISfiO. - ji 2 2tau3m I) LA II A HI Kit. . > v COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Ri, 11*0*1.. Va., iitionl its of TOBACCO, Win; AT, . Sre., and respectfully solicit consignments. '.'. ILL a M J X ill:, it.- nl Ctai ks>.. c, \ C READ, late oi Barksdaie h Read. ■ . ... menSra \ Il Il< 11.- !lnv .:-.. -v I- nied Mr. WILLIAaB 1* IRAV.of ttua city. my attorney . v ith full U> act for nic in a matters relating to the • tateol A. V.< Rl VSH I W. eased, all per -1 udehted to the estate will please make pay eut to, and those ivia claims against the tame .-■. .• 11 - 111 lueui to in. said attorney LUCY CRENSHAW. Administratrix ol A V. Crenshaw, deed. .I, Dei . ■!'": I ■ ■'. de 31 tl t \ M t. s a. HO Mil It . •' FIRE [NSCRANCK AGEN 1". Tin uhtcril -r underwrites on every description .1 iinst loss 01 daniaae by fire, in towa ntry, on ihe Ino.lt reasonable tern,-, 'lite I thspßoi pai ie* represented by me ia so la 111 tie. 1 .'•■■ ■ 1 vested in ansuestiouable •d. ■- nol boast of man} millioca, hui itiy cla ins one and . hall millions, secured ■11 urt< age iv double tne amount, mid .-••■: il itter guarantee than capital ■■■ i hy at tki tea and il mtins negotiable .- • • Nop licieaare iasued by them on .s.a . . . • • • iw ~| per.so,,:, ■ tndtben risk* yi.-iinrt fire are so di I :•••. are nol hal .■■ t.. have then whole uated by «■!» ainele casualty Persona ■ml • mation and to !•,' well and aafely tndit t.then advantage to apply at ~• ' ' on the eaat aide of Uth street, betweea M ■ n I b ink streets. <• 1 .1 ; . Desin va to do « hat we can to Inn Id ■ ty.wi i-e determined tooommenoe nc our. lothing in this city at tin- ear »'Uic : ■ ■ 1,1 make arrangements to - n lias been ahsenl in Europe for Hie tied ..• Roods foi .-ur Stprinj . experience and well known ■ -:.■•« 1 he m .st attraoti. a stock market. By the tat nl Kebruarj ' the wholesale trade will be ia can at ) mi te merchants to give it '■•'■•' .. w.th t lie '■.--' ranee that our mi the put lasi ■ I goods, long ■ ' ■ ' si iperaf una eir.ble us to ■ ad ementa as those of any house in ' ' ■■ • • date offer all *m lea ~1 Witter * at 1 ... -. .... Ed prieea t.s w ill mane it the cii-Hserato snticirVate their wanta. ! . Xi ~ i,.'.!.|.\y in i WILLIAMS. . •)( 1 Itlllis.. pi ~,. , on Sides,city cured, new „ ' hlida. 1 i.i- Shoulders: a hbds. '.time ■ ■ • - led B •-! ronauea: it bbls. Ul'ork; auobtda No. 1 Ale wive.; 150 bbls. No. ' Herrin •■ Is No ICm Herrings :U> • ICui Herrings: No, LSaadSMaeke-; ■ -ti II • . iMds.i 2 000 tibia .lame, ': meiit; sou j. la Rosendall Cement; 4tm " ' ■' P utter, line aad superfine; 1.30U ' - • . Hair; I luubbls. Rockland Lin a; • ■ ipr.meahippina II i\ : lOuubuaaelsFenn lata . J Out .M.-..,.. 1 01,1 Corn : ) OBtl Iniah • ".'l' Potat ; 2.u«>bushels£ais*tuii; ' Imslie ~ Brownst ir] t.,, tH f e . ~„ ton . ~ ' BJILDOFORD .v CO..; U th- D.ck S'" ~,K« N »»1I'«.H1 AIIOS Ot UA. VANACIOARS- 1... aubscriben bars jaat <: reel from a Southern port a iar.-e and ■ ' " U*s ■.- Btocs oi aeuuine Havana Cigars, am u b.vi,-ia,C<.i,ci.:i.o„e.,r, » n d !. fonsiass ..foi heauti "f manuracturs and richness of . v , ' are ansurpasaed lo aay Cigaraever bronght P. JOHNSTON & BRO.. Dreaakyta. IMFORTATION.-l am v, raaetai • '■ t .10111 Bordeaux, the foliowini COR •»hich are ..| superior sualityf aScaaes 10. isssFerfsct Lo <•; loeasea Anniasttsi ' **«s Noyaux. lI'AN I'l/.Zi.NI. linportei and Dealer in Foreii a Fruits. No. ttreet, Richmond. Va. Hj(i Hlil.s. i:\ik t 1•• si i;Ait--i', bids'. - nogar;2tbbla Crushed and Powdered ra, in | h ,x..« L,, a | >~ . ar In store, for -iale ny POJI'TH, FARLEY .V CO -- ,2(K) ," ', v s " X i.s frTme mnn 1. ■vi. i,,. i" 51 ' IsndinK lrom acboonsr Shaw ,' i:el " Bacon a baskkrVill. J/ «MM.,,., 111. ofUaMual.ly.foraale by ' •' '«toi .■, ■!,,„. P-JOHNSTON tt, BRO.. rragstiata. I< ' BK rfVfin 'S* *U ■ 'I « « «»«•»' A FFI.E ■ ' Bhnie'iit '"• * ! " r . K ; ""' 'vrsale low to oleaa I'KIM. v POTTS, KaKLFV A CO. * Sale , ~iV" 1 ' " "'" l raetreeeivad, lor ' " WM. T. KIND. WANTS. IRT AN T CB•• Fee the t'tutcd States Army. W (Mouatsd Service,) able t>,..he<i IMI man.cd men. to whom will t* ' «;""/•";•' HL pa».ls.anl. clothing.snd medical ,utend /*5«£J knee. Pay from 9» «;' •■ r" r '"A""'/, /**' Stusicians also wanted. Apply at the Rendeßvous on Kraaklin. betweeaUtn and Itt stie.»ts. OB i ransom M()OKKi ,„ , ,„„, ll|t i) rr ,, ( „,„ f , ia | j,,, Reeraiuas Otheer. Ui \>Ttl». Afeatiemaa "I extensive sxpe rienco.bothfas ACCOI MA Maud SALE? A'\\ wend like a situation in the envoi Rich i. oii',l Has a ' '-'• >' BesuaintanoeM ith the Virginia tlnd North Carolina trade, and can furnish sitis |~,t ,r> refere»ee. Address "ACCOUNTANT." li.x.M' Petersburg Posl oihre, or O. C- w., lbs paten otlice. 1.--* U* I NTS!>• ■-"> "•- to the contemplated de aartnreel Pod. BußTonr for Europe, I wiah tasngaare ia raj school a TEACHER to take hie place in <he Preach Departanent. N B. - There ate a lew vaeaneteata m> School a* thistime. Appll at School rooms, corner of Mam and ls-t street!-, after Is. .1 uni.iry. j a 2 3t L. S. SqUIRE. it''ANTED l'o u.'tk in my Granite Quarry,6o \t Negro liUARRYMEN, lour miles abeva Ricbmond. near the Canal. Thej areaottoaae powder. Paymenta made quarterly ..r sen.t annu ally, and goodseourity gives. Reference, Ooddin A Apperson. ijai'-.tt'l 11. L. GALLAHER. U'ANTt.O- -To lure, a good Man HOUSEBEI VANT and todnve a l horse earnasre. Al.so For hire, two Ib.-.s. good HOUSK SER. VANTB. Apply to SAMPBON JONES. iaj— St* or. of Main aad Pth street. UiANTMi An active,sprightly YorTH.ab.-.ut 17 M>ais ol age, a good penman and snick at Bgnrea.foran Fatry Clark. Nonsothsr aeedap i .. Address Post-Office, box 111. ia | ta ALFRED MOSES. Uj \NT I. U SERVANTS—At the Arlington Houae.corner of Maui and 6th street*. One male or female COOK ; two young MEN.dining room and house servants; one CIl AMBKKM Al D. iaa— ta W^McCRERY. Ur \ >Ti:i)-A Wt.ite »,nl, as CHAMBKR MAID and SEAMSTRESS. Appb at this office. iaß-at < i ll r A NiT X JD—To purchase <>r lure, a mala >> DINING-ROOM SERVANT. ,-, »_»j Jt.LN ENDERS. U" ANTED- An szperienced COOK, who is a ' good WASHER and IRONER, without in eurabraaoe. UaS-Jt*] C. H. READ. UrANTKD— To purchase or hire,an aiae-bodied man. who ia a good FARM HAND aad CAR RIAGE DXI VKK. a tso, two women, one of them i„ be a good WASH Kb' ami IRONER, and the others good SI AMSTREBS and HOUSE BER- • VANT. Apply to SAM'L J. RUTHERFOORD, , .'l'.'i-St Corner of Fraaklin and Adams sts. U. AN TED—For the enssins \ear, a good COOK. WASHES and IRONER, nn.l a Ie i male Hd SR SERVAN I', either white or colored t Also, a ViU I 11. accustomed to the dirties ofthe dining-room. Foraueb.ol good character, a libe ral lure w,il !>e paid. Apply to THUS. G. JACKSON. deSl—St* Over Adie A Gray. ' Ur ANTED—A NURSE—For the year 1860. A middle aged woman, without incumbrance, who ia a faithful and experienced Nl RSE. None ,' need apply without the beat testimonials as to cha racter and qualifications. Apply to J.B. WATKINS. de M—St* cor. Btb and Grace streets. \\*.\NTi:il.--V.e will hire tv to SO able-bodied »> NEGRO MEN and a few BOYS, for tl n auing year, to work .it sur rolling milla and foundry. J. K. aNDERSON 3>- CO.. de.'tl-Iw Tredegar iron Works. tfrANTED.—The aubacriber wiahes to for » * thenexl year a genteel, stead* female HOUBE SERVANT. Apply to Dr. HOBSON, j de*4-3t* Bth, below Main st. tilMT.i) OccupanU for a delightful room. »' on the iower i1,,0r. with board in a private Family. A gentleman and bia lady, or two ladies. would be preferred. Apply at d-.n-ts ' "NEWS" OFFICE. U'AViKI) For me year, a female HOUSE SERVANT, without incumbrance. C. DIMMOCK. Armory, Ri< hmond, Pec :iu. IHSO. de :n—ll \\" Wi'KD-.a seal colored NURSE, one who »» has been aceuatomed to nuraing children, of good character. Apply at mj store. No. lis Main street, or -it m> dwelling on Grace, between Adams aiiii Fousheeata. J LAN PI/.ZIM. .i, 30—ts U\ NTKII-SKRVAN PS .-I wish to hue three Female Seivants—a COOK, *nd two MAIDS rorthe House. Apply at my Dwelling, on Grace atreet, opposite Centenary Church, de 30-tf ED. W. TOMPKINS. : UtANTED.— A youna man wiahes a SITUA TION. lias had nine yeats' experience ia the manufacture and shipment of all Winds of lumber, management of aaw milla, tnmoer v arda, Ac, and possessea a general knowledge of buaiassa; is a cer tificated Surveyor of the eit> of St. John and Pro vince of N iw Brunswick, l>. N A. References fur nished both here and :<t St. John. Address " F." Box W(j Post-Offioe, Richmond, Va. de3w—6t Ur A N I E aVrTI i HI X F..-1 wish to hi re. for the coming year,a middle-aged woman, with out encaiubranee, who is a good nurse. de29-ts KO A. PAiN X.cor. Oth and Main sts. Ur A N T E It -From »to M ABLE BODIED MEN, to work al our Milla ami to drive Wa gona. HAXALL, CRENSHAW & CO. deJ9--ts IX7 A Villi). I wish to fore for the ensuing year »» .-m able man, who has some knowledge ol GARDENING. A good rEAMSTER. to drive a Dray. A good SEAMSTRESS, who can also attend a child is months old: and A good WASHER and IRONER ami HOUSE CLEANER. i have lor hire two llO'i S, II or 15 rears old. J.M.CONRAD. de is—dll Cary. between 13th and Uth sts. <X/ANTED— Everybody t,, know that I have »» commenced the manufacture of TRU.NKB, CARPET-BAGS, and VALICEB at No 64, Main*; .-tree. Richmond, where they can Snd a beautiful ' assortment oi Trunks. Valices. and Carpet of every style. at prices as low as they can be bought in trie Northern cities, both at wholesale nnd ret iil. Trniins repaired and Covers made to 1 order.atthe shortest notice, ' deffl Bra JAMES KNOTTS. t\'ANTMI>--A situation in some wholesale ea ' » tabliahment or commission house, as SALES MAN or CLERK, b* a middle-aged man. who has had several years'active experience at merchan dizing in Western Virginia. Having an extensive acquaintance with country merchants and others. I could doubtless inti teace a considerable trade.— Good country nnd r,t, references can be given. Address through tii" J'ost Office C. A. 11., de'.'S -i;t* Richmond, Va. IITANTED.—The auhacriher wishes toemplej >* a good JOURNEYMAN who. is weil aeanaint ed with the manufacture of Tin and Sheet Iron, and would be willing to attend to work outside as well > as i v doors. None but a steady, industrious man need appl] . Su.h an one. with some capital, might t.ike an interest in ihe v loiiiess. deat-lw F. HEFFLEY. U\ NI El»- ASER VA .N T-T< ■In re for the v car iN-.'j. a middle aged competent H URBE. ofgood character and habits. Apply to de «—ts K. H. SKINKER* CO. ll'A\li:i>»A WET NURSE, white,without »* incumbrance. Apply at this office. de24-L't \\ ANTED—TO illlii:.- I wish to hire lor the »» c Usui tie year a NEGRO MAN as a Dining- Room Servant, A liberal hire will be pan! for one honest.sobei and capable. Apply at mv residence, on Franklin street,or at mv office, on Pearl st. de » -'w _ W_M. s. TK i PLETT. IXTANTED—Ab AGENT hi every county in the "» State, to soil a recently patented and useful Machine. This ia no NORTHERN humbug, but a VI RU IN IA invention, and one which every family haa us« for. Communications, with one stamp en eiospil. addressed b> F. J. DENNIB, Yaaoeyville, N. C.0r.1. W. DENNIS, Richmond, Va.. will re .i-:,r prompt attention. No person need c.x peel any attention paid to letters not containing a stamp to p.iv i>a*k postage. Also wasted, one or two competent Agents in Bastern and Western Vir- tosell county and town rights. No perH"ti need apply for tliM unless he can place himself on ,t. t bonda in the sum ol five hundred dollars lor the faithful performance of his duties, de 21—lm UrANTED FOR iBsSO—SIXTY ABLE NK GROMEN, tor service in the Carton Hill Mines, <m tie? surface at the Mines,Oß the ratl to.id.in the canal boats and at the coal yards in this iitv. The above Mines are entirely free from iu flammabie gas, and as accident from any must m eotving life ot limh has occurred therein for ttic past SEVEN YEARS. Full prices will ue paid for geoat heads, and none others are wanted on arty tftnu, JOHN J. WKRTH. Agent, de 18—ta For DcnLoe A McCabcb. UrANTED— To hire for 1868. twenty WAGON DRIVERS, two SMITHS and two HELP ERS. Pull prices will IsK paid for good drivers, and none others are wanted. Al.su -For sale, a light one -boras DRAY, nearly new. Apply to F. BOSBIEUX, OB Dock at., de 21- 2» * between lOt h and Wth sts. U'ANTKO TO KF.NT-lna genteel Beighbor iiood. within a few minutes' walk of the bum nesspartol Main street, a seal and comfortable DWELLING HOUBE. A libera) price will be 1 paid for such a house !>v appK me to <ie.;i-ts ALFRED MOSES.WMaiaat UrANTEU -taw during the week, to va ex changed for good CLOTHING which can be obtan ed at 110 Main street, of l dean-ta TI'PMAN ft HULL. II7ANTED..3OO NEGROES.-The VirgrVia ; »» and rennessee Railroad Comparrj wiah to hire TIIW 111-. HUNDRED NEGROES, to work on the lepuisof the mad during the ensuing year. Ap piy to tie- undersigned «t Lynchburg, de 18—lm _ K. 11. GILL. Oen'l Sup't. | tVrANT*£D..A PRJNCIPAU-Tha Key. Job. I *» Nelson.the prpsent worth] PRINCIPAL of ■ the ROMNEY CLABSICAL INSTITUTE,(amaIa ' •tnd female school ~f sigh grade.) having accepted ' a call to Mississippi, applications to fill said vneaa- 1 ey will be received* until tne ,'th day of January ne.xt. a gentleman well suahfted to teach the ' classics thon.imblv. wiiose lady could teach French aad music, would i>e preferred. The School m.w numbers fifty pupib*. and the person selected will be expected to take charge at the farthest, by the ( Ist February next, but two weeks earlier ir prac- ! ticable. Address, JNO. KKB N, Jk.. Secy ~„ ~ Boaid of Visitors. Boinnev, ' de IS—tathJ* Hampshire county, Va. \irANTKD For the ensuinir year, a i:o,id Ke- Fl male COOK. WASHEK;and IRONER, with out SBcumbraaee. d« 1< ts JOHN N. OOKDO.N ft SON. ! ur Anted wanted-wanted- ! »» Vourold CI.OiIIIM; foacour- » N our old SHAWLS to cl-nn \ our old DRF.BBEB to scour- > ;. our white CURTAINS to bleach- 1 k Ftl«^'" w , ! I'ls-entw! Like new! tl .1, J 1 i ',V c, "i 1 ."",'V S «" urer ' on 10th st., (old t Hook and Ladder Buildiugj between Main and ' ,j(tr> ' Ue3-lm t W**VU*-9UmT RAILSILLaTanai Mill to { ,"' "f " r »"" !t 1 "»>.» f««t long, t irichea at amall end. to I* „ii.m.U,l, hewed or. bolt, ,"des tag thickness ol f, inohaa-asrrftsat, <dear ai alt defects • calculated to impair strength. To be delivered on the hue of the read Ixtween Fredsritkebtirg and AcnuiaLreuk- ror further information, apply to 1 Opg.«M..K.AK R.Vi*i- i f RAUtt '*" , »- ( Richmond, Nov. 11, lt&p. ( Bb i^ u EDUCATION. f .LO IMIMINION FKatARC INSTITI TE, v/CORNER FRANKLIN ANDStwBTRFKTB - All itie branches essential toacoaiplets PCM ALL I'-UI « A PIOH are tauabl in this School, and avert lacinli i'oi llioton, h instruction in eaea ath.rdeif. leaver? department eminently tnalined iimine tors neemployed N.-w Classes will be organised tn« (it.; wtses m January, al winch tune pupils will be received into tne Bchoo|. de.ii it Principal. I/*III « \ i IONAL MiTin:, The axeroises "ol ii,.. innseriber's SCHOOL Will be resumed "ii Tl 1..-11 a ■», the ad Jan ear) neat, m his rooms la the bssemenl of the Uairsraaliat Charoh. A lew .i<niiiioii il pupils can be reesived for the til a.J 1 the session. 0. P. BL'RRI "SS. da 31 at* UCHOOL NOTH I:. Ihe nevt session of tho k ' School nt on house will commence on MON DA V. the Pth ofJanoary, and continue ten months. Terms, lor board Bttsf tuition, §130; to be paid hail annual!]. Pupils entrusted to mv e-ire Will lie Considered as memoersof my family, and receire the same at tention as my own shifaren. W. B. BYDNOR Habqtbb. Pee, g. lAt>: de 30 -lawiw I.WH MVILLE FEMALE RKMIRAR Y- i Farmville, Prince Edward County, Fa—on tae South-Side Railroad, midwaj between Richmond Pereislmrg .-md Lynohbnrg-a delightfully heaitn lu! to ■... ion. The dunes of tins excellent and nourishing Sera marv will bs resumerf MONDAY,»th day Janua t. is.i. it which time a limited number of young Indies will be received, in addition to tho present number. KiirN application should l.c made to GEO, LA MONTE, A. M.. President. RrrirßßScKs:-Hon. 11. A. Wise: Hon. J. It. fucker. Attorney Gen.; Hon. Jas. M. Mason I' 8. ' ; : Key. 1). .v. Domett. D. 1).; Key. Leo. Rosser! D._D. deaV-iot T°r, f' V* * % *** *" »> O D A It D I \ N R O 9 * RICHMOND. VA.—A select CI aSSICALand MATHEMATICAL MALE SCHOOL; opens SS witi . ."".''r-vA'. ,n Febraary. IMO, at rook ■r.'.M' k P A PF'JP£i ,n Backn|bam connty, Va., ram j. garden, a. m., principal. fkiJTa fob 10 Nostbs.—RSO Tuition, and 9100 for board, *c. (y„ eitt-ts. Only 15 scholars taken. None needappl) who cannot give testimoaiala of good moral habits, either by reference or certificate. 1 lios,' who desiie to have their sons or wards at naenool under good discipline and where they \»ib !«' fre,; irom the Bsn.nts ol vice and dissipa tion, will hate an opportunity ef satering them by applying soon. Oniy a few ivor« pup.ls can be re eetved. For information, ajplv to C. H. BARKSDALE, ha«.,0l tne firm nl Barksdaie 4. Brother. Shoakoe ■ s np. Richmond, V». oeaV-tIF «t* FALLaHLE 1.0 l ISA I. AN D FOR vA I. L — Wiahins to dispose of my real estate, in order to divide tne proceeda among ray children. [offer for sale, privately, my FARM, .Scniit/i? /////. This inest desirable tracl of Land lies in the heart of the valuable tobacco Lands of Louisa, oa both sides ol the south branch of the North Anna, river. adjoining the lands of il. P. Poiodexter, Gabriel Jones, Joseph M. Baker and others, eislit miles from Louisa Court-House and TolerSYtlle, on the Virginia Central Railroad, and esßall] convenient to both. This Farm contains 1 tuu aerea, of wliich 2m. are wood land, mere than three foartha <>t which ate heavily timbered with oak. pine and hickory of or iginal growth. The arable land is fertile, and in a nigh state ol improvement—well adapted to the growth of wheal corn and tobacco. There is a oorntortable DWELLING, with eight rooms, a nood barn, tobacco houses, and all necessary out buildings. The leeahty is healthy ami the neigh borhood pleasant. Presuming that any one wiah ing to purchase will visit the harm and see for themselves. I deem it anaeceaßari to apeak far mer, riie Farm is capable nMBRng divided into three tracts, if desired. Heine very cesir.nis of gelling, terms wiU be made to accommodate pur chasers. My manager, Mr. Gboobl will take pleasure in Showing the premises to any one who wishes to purchase. JULIA A. HOLLADAY. for further in format ion. apply to Dr. W. C. N. R indpiph. Charlottesville. Vs ; or, 11. T. Holliday, Rapid Ann Station.Orange and Alexandiia Rail road, who is authorized to sell. deJJS—dlawta foM, UHI iis - »»Vl>. 0i1.?.. P A I N TR~ **V» INBOW GLASS. &< .-PI RCELL, LADD g A CO., Richmond, Va,, oner for sale, ia B* quantities to suit purchasers— 3,500 ins. superior Indigo, 26 bags Allspice. 7.00H lbs. best Madder, luo " selected Gin 6is» kegs Super. Carb. iter. Boda, 300 lbs. prime Nutmegs X> casks Washing Soda, 6.h» •• Mace, 1,000 ounces Cguimne, 6 bIJs. White ».' n<ter. 6,000 ins. Ext. Logwood, 150 mats Cinnamon, part 1 lb. boxes. 10 hales Cloves, GO hb.s. Burning Fluid. 2» bbls. Putty. v." lii.ls. Pure Sperm ml, so casesassort'd Colors GO bids. Machine Oil, in Oil, 26 bbls. Tanners' Oil, l.soo boxea Window 2JJOO gallons Solar Lump Glass, ,""• MB boxes Colgate's 20 bbis. Kerosene Coal Soaps, ~„ u .°' l ', . . 15 gross Browa Wind 100 fts. HydnodatePot- aorSoap, , ass., B gross Coxe'g Geia 100 boxea Starch, tine. 3,680 •• Gum Arabic, 20 cases Cooper's Gela 601 ke-.-s White i.e.ttl. tine, 1,000 lbs. Cream Tartar, 1,500 galls. Linseed OU, ■' bbls. Camphor, 26 I I Is. Varnishes, 2 " ':< U( '' ,. *6u\Ooo Havana Cigars. 20 " Lug. \enetian 6 bbls. Blue Stone. Red, 30 •' Chipped Dye ]i») bags prune Pepper. Woods. Also, a large and complete stock,.!'all popular Patent Medicines, Paints, Painters' Brushes, C olors, Ac, Ac, on our usual terms. Orders carefully packed and prompt -, forwarded. Phe quality of all articles warranted. PURCELL. LADD .V CO., Druggists, 122 Mam street, Richmond, Va. ._-JV lITV BRIG Milllf,, *$-r£f CHAS. S, DAWSON, VS w HOLESALEAND RETAIL DRUGGIST, aO& Bega to inform his friends that he haa now received bis FALL STOCK, which he can sell on tie--most reasonable farms • %eh boy era will do well to call upon him previous to Inlying else where. 1,000 gallons LINSEED OIL, GOB kegs WHITE LEAD -Lewis' pure, 20cases COLORS -round ia oil, Sot lbs. NUTMEGS, 300 lbs. MACE, in bags GINGER, G bales CLO\ !•>'. Also, a large supply of Lubricating oils. Dye Studs. Patent Medicines, Fancy Colognes, Ihur Oils, Soaps, Cigars, Tobacco, Meerschaum and BeyereWopd Pipes and Cigar Smokers, Turkish Smoking robacco, a very fine article. Phalon's, Batchelor's, Christodora's, Oilman's nnd Peters* ILur Dyes. Als„. tine TEAS—lovers ol a fine ar ticle are requested to try them. 0 Orsai COLOGNE, allowed to be equal in everj reaped to the genuine Farina.—SAMPSON, a sure and speedy tare for (JBnorrhrea. Gleet, .Vc. One bottle ia sum ient. Let the afflicted try it. and ex periencaita beceficial anecU. Manfactured only bj CHAS. S. DAWSON. Wboleaaleand Retail Druggiat, fur. M;un and 15rh strreis. HZ; ' ,'* X s°,K*'*\ \. X • OLO all ofthe above mentioned places, will find the most direct, expeditious and comfortable route \ia the RICHMOND AND PETERSBURti and the NOR FOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILROADS. At ths Richmond nnd Petersburg Railroad Company's Oftce, in Richmond, THROUGH TICKETS will be sold at the following rates: For Norfolk; first class passengers .«.t.25 Do. Second do. do. ~2.1t For Old Point or Hampton, return tickets for the "iiuikl trip good within 15 days ;first class passengers s.po Second do. do '._ ataaj St rat Kiit tickets; first class SJJ Do. second do m These fores embrace the Steamboat charge from Norfolk to Old Point, and they cover nil expense attending the transfer of Passengers and Baggage between depots ia Petersburg and lrom the Cars upon the Steamer at Norfolk. At Norfolk, the Oars connect directly with a Steamer, which has U*eu engaged to run in con nection with tne Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad. There is nodel.iv or inconvenience in tins ohaaaa. Passengers step from the Cars upon Uußßteamer'a wharf. Passengers by this route leave Richmond at 4i30 A. M., and breakfast in Petersburg atf. reach Nor folk at loj*. and Land ;i» Old Point or Hampton at \2 M., allowing ample tun* for allpreliminarj r..oir arrangements and a SALT WATER BATH "before dinner. Passengers by this route have the privilege of re maining over in Nor foil and going to Old Point or Hampton in the afternoon or By tiie same boat next day. Paaaengers RETURNING from old Point anc Hampton, leave Old Point tit siis A. M.,and Hump ton at 7:45 A. M... tin each case after tiie rsgniai breakfast,) reach Norfolk at to; leave Norfolk at 1 P. M.: arrive ia Peteraburg at 4:26, and in Richmond at fket P. M., in time to connect with tlie trains going on west .same evening. B-AvBAofJAUK CHECKED THROUGH. WILLIAM MA HONE. Engineer nnd Sup'l N. A P. it. R. THE ADAMS' EXPREM COM '*l£Eb PANY. 134 Main St.. hn.in« resumed cs^Bßßßaaßßkr tbmr STEAMSHIP RXPRESB to and from NORFOLK, PHTKIrMIT b.i and RICH MOND by Steamers JAMESTOWM and ROA NUKE, winch lea'.e NEW VOKK every WED NESDAY and SATURDAY, and thence by HAM - ROAD to WELDON. WILMINGTON, LYNCH BL'RG, SALEM. WYTHEVILLE.and theprinoi- P.al planes in VIRGINIA and NORTH CAROLINA, arc now prepared to forward, with great dispatch, at reduced rates, every kind of Merchandize, Val uable Parcels,Jewelry,Ac,to the above named ci ties, and all places on the seaboard. Our Express on the Steamships will I>* accom pamed by SPECIAL MESSENGERS, who will dive their personal attention to the careful handling of goods entrusted to the ADAMS' EXPRESS PO.'fi STBBAMSHIP RXPREBB. Shippers will please take notice that packages to points in virgißia and North Carolina will lie sent by Steamers, unless otherwise marked. Freight received; on day of sailing, until 3o'c!k p.m. j. l. Mcdonough, Ageßtoi Adams' Express Co. SPECIAL NOTlCE.—Eaprasa paekaaea for Nor folk; Petersburg, Richmond.aad nil piaeeatn V,r gin ia and North Carolina, intended foi ahipu eat hi Bteamahips ROANOKE and JAMPJSTOWN. will hereafter be received by the ADAMS' EXPREBB COMPANY, who are the authorised agent* for Ex press pru ile,;es on these ships. Oftce of the New York and Virginia Bteaassnia Compiiiy. LI'DLAM k PLEASANTS. Ag'ts. nl.Tt HIILRKINO. II VI.IUI T, Ac.-Just to hand, a sample lot ~f No 1 Dutch Herring, (this year's;. 1 boa Smoked Halibut, (something new as well as nice;. 1 but Oreen Peas: I nbl. Navy lleatis; No. 1 Apples, Potatoes, Ac. retailiaa at low prieea. J. P. KAVANAGH. Family Groosraad Liquor healer. 172 Broai.l street, lieUmr 6th. NEOatO CLOTHING.-Our atoefc of heavy black Sattinet Frock Coats, Sheeps' (irey Sacks, blue and black Sattinet Pea Jacketa, black, grey snd fancy Sattinet Pants, Vests in great va riety, flannel brown and striped Shirts and Draw ers. Blankets and Country Knit Hocks, ia full and complete, embracing a great variety of good aud well made Clot hum for men and boys' wear at very low prices. KLEN. BALDWIN A WILLIAMS. QITLTEOSMRTK. <|l ILTED SkIRTS. Opening this morning, two hundred more of those splendid Quilted Skirts, with Steel ll,Hips and atljustahle Bustle, white and colored. 'I'heae Skirts are decidedly the most com.ortabie article now worn hi the ladies. lam selling them at very reduced price*. Everybody ought to have one.— To be had only at MAI LERT'S Ckeup St <,r "'Jl Main st. iOKNTaVGIJM Ot ERaHOKN ANO> SAM- * DALB, luicst quality. Price #1 26 per pair. MARCUS HARHIdi Brio., Neat to Aiuencau Hotel, BHIPPINO. - , **- k roH nXLTIWOKK. -Vow" \\\tgZ2sJnm pHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPA HB'-e aaUßaria,>' \ »feanif>r BELVIDERE, Captain Wtt.r.i*n W. Kbbnb, will receive frei nt this i MONDAY,I niormn. . and dp to the boor of Ite elk. M . Tuesday, the .Id mini, Thiaateaaaer ana splendid stats-room passenger aonomreodatioaa Pasaasa and fore, 9b\ Freighl taken for Bostoa via Biiitiinore, at law rates, with treat dispatch. Peaeeagera wi'l pleas., be on hoard befera 12 ... hack. M.. Tuesday, the hour of departßre. I i.'ketN for i ««--i4(! prneaied either at oir office in the slip, opposite I'olumbnti Hotel. «,i at the Bteamers whai iea. ja 2—2t DAVID A WM. CI'RRIK. than •• s - *• »T*AaI»HII» JAMEaV F"R NEW i'OR X.-The ■•wt**S»..) ,\ \i | sTi >VV ,\. (bip;. Tin,-. ;<a isjxbb will leave here at« o'clock, P. M., TUESDAY", the 3d mat. Paaasai era are re gees ted ta te en board in-due time. Tieketa and Berths secured at our office, or on lx.ard the ship. I'a.sna.ie lo New York. M?aix ami State room incii:.ted. during the fall aad winter, RM. Steer age paaaaga *s. I'ttssate to Norfolk,aame as bj the river boata. Freight received to da». MON DAY, nnd up to the hour ol f o'clock I'.JVL. Tuesday, uniessasulticien c> be received prior to that hour. ConsiKiieesare requested to send for their goo,ls to day. Freight for Bostoa will be forwarded directly on. a' moderate rates ol frei.hr. and with ths greatest dispatch. [ja 1-zt] LIT.LAM ,V WATSON. i.i.- FOR NEW ORLEANS.--The supe ■of.Sfri.'T fast sailini? schr. CHRYSOLITE. Cap •*ta,n , * ! " £ l». M.SvtiTH, havin.t a greater portion of hereargoengaged, will sail with qnieh dispatch, lor balaace ol freighl apply t» dexf-lw W. D. COLQUITT a CfX jue FOX NK\t VOKh-FtRST VESSEL ittfV- -''"'■''•'•■• nd and New Vert Lint oj Pack ■bbbbbb, ;.,-. _ j |~. auserior fast-sailing schooner MARSHALL, Capt. Oi.i vkh i.'hk uk- tkr. baviai a portion ol her .ik.> enKßged aad going on board, will have quick dispatch. For balance of Freight, appl> to DAVID k WM. CI RRIE. de l»--ts -Tr™ " >s. X'tlt L.— The ateamerCGßTlS £.\ fl Feu* gPECK will, alter MONDAY next, ibbbbbbbb ■• j ;t |, ~B{ discontinue running be tween tWis. Portsmouth and Norfolk, until fur ther notice. The stetuiier GLEN COVE,Capt. Z.C. Girrosn, j will continue the regular run between this, i'orta mouth and Noi folk. i»a'.-in - tne wharf st R.icketti reauiarlj every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY MORNiNGB,aI G,'» preciaely, and re turn each alternate day, (Sunday excepted.' leav ina Norfolk at tlie sauie hour. de I—ta _ R. O. HABKINB. ' HANwA WE HOltt tT TO PORTSMOUTH BBBBBVBBanBBBtAND Noi! FOLK". AND REDUC TION OF FARE.—The GLEN COVE and CUR TIS PECK Will, on and alter Monday next, 3rd oi October, leave thewhasf at Rooketts. every morn ing (Sundays excepted,] at OS o'clock, preciael) i tiie Glen Cove leavui;: every Monday, Wednesday and Fhdav mornings, and the Curtis Peek every Tuesday . Thursday and Saturday morninga, wad both boats return each alternate days, touching at all the regular landings going and returniut'. Passage tor the round trip, to and from Ports mouth or Norfolk, $j. To City Point, *4. R 0. II ASK INS. Wff biros:: WB **&- B i R D s::: >^- CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Free exhibition ol BIRDS from the roar <iuar : teis of the globe, a splendid varieti inst received from the Fast. Indies. Five varieties ofthe small est 3AGED DILI.Sin tne world. Imported CA NARIES, that sin; by gas tight. A variet* of LEARNED BIRDS. TALKING PARROTS.— EN I. LIS li ST A KLIN GS, that speak. BROADBTREET, nine doors above the Virr ginia Central Railroad Depot. de.lt)—Ct* I'IANOS. Ac-F. POLSTER, corner iryg »\ o{ 9th and Broad stroets, Richmond, Va., lit tl »asagent t\< Wm. Knabe A Co. of Haiti more, for the sale of PIANOS, other Musical in struments, and other a r tiolea in the same hue, oilers, oa accommodating terms, the celebrated grand and square PIANOS made U his said prin cipals; and.forcash, VIOLINS.GUITARS, BAN JOS, ITALIAN STRINGS, Ac., vi' direct impor tation, or Southern manufacture.wholesale and ret.v.l. Pianos hired out, tuned and repaired. deM- ',w PREMIUM ng&. f)LJ MILLINER V S T Of? X . JTIIOMK MADE BONNETS. CLOAKSaIueB AM' HEAD DRESSES. .Mrs S. V.. FARISS his now on hand as line an assortment of BONN ETS, CLOAKS AND HKA D DRESSESaa can be found anywhere in the city. BONNETS MADE To ORDER at short notice. snd SLEACHED AND TRIMMED in the latest "vies. AN,., i, Hue assortment of DRY GOODS, too numerous to mention. We are gellinr all el the aim c too.!; st greatly reduced prices. We re apectfuilj invite all who want cheap gooda to give us a call, at No. 2.',' Broad st.. between 3d and <»h. Richmond. Va. [ue 17-im* |s M. FARISB. »;?♦_.. V r °» { a>tl.l— One new OPLN ZTCiXJria>i;agi2T() P BOAT ofthe lartestaianatwo ■-- -f> iß,i«f-* 1 f..! 1 ls and otic stable. Capaeit] shonl nitons. Also, two DECK BOATS and one HORSE. Terms reasonable. Apply to JAS C Mi CARTHY * CO., de 12— In, * Cr. 6th and tl* id st.. OB t'anal. NOTICE.— Having qualified aa Executor of the late tie... W. Atkinson, deceaaed, I respectful ly re.iuest all persons having claims against him to present ttiem property authenticated h>r settle ment, aml ail persons indebted to him are request • ed to m ik- payment at ;is early a daj as possible.— lb ■•.'itiiority vested in me as Executor, I t»»point ALBERT '". TALMAN mv agent tocontinne the bust nets ol selling COUNTRY PRODt CEoncom mission, heretofore conducted bj the hit" Oeorge W. Atkinson, deceased, and respectfully sol ict consignments t.< him. Mr. Tslmaa's experience and most efficient service during the protracted absence nnd illness ofthe late Mr. Atkinson, afford ample guarantee to planters that ia sending their crops to him their interests will be fully protect ed, and the best prices obtained. JNO. C. WILLIAMS, Executor of dea-UI _ Geo. W Atkinson, deed. MOTlt'K-TO FARMERS AND MER IN CHANTS WHO USE AM) DEAL IN GROUND PLASTER.—We would call your spe cial attention tooui stock, now in hand, ol the best WINDSOR SOFT BLUE PLASTER, pur chased with special reference to the interest ofthe farmer -tn<t the trade jenerallj. From our long experience in the business.and giv ing it our personal attention— seeing that eve,-) mr rei is well coopered and in good shipping order, and the Plaater thoroughly palverized—we hazard no thing inaaying that it will he to your interest to give us a cull. Fanners sending baga will be fur nished at one dollar less per ton. A libera! dis count to tlie trade. Referenc 'a— Edmond. Daven port Jc Co.. .lis. T. Butler, and ol Uer merchanta. .!. ft 11. F.SHARP. Steam Plaatei Mill, no 2.1 ilni* South side of the Dock. Richmond. <ti.LLi.NVi OFF All OST, k> FOR CASH ONLY. Contemplating to makeaehange in in> business, I shall, from thia day until tiie Ist of February, oiler mv entire stock >>l STAPLE AND FANCYDRY GOODS AT AND BELOW i 08T, l-i>U CASH OML V My stock of Goads comprises ever-. '.:ir,e:\ of FOREIGNAND DOMESTIC GOODS generall) kept in l'r\ Gooda stores, and baa litety be 'ti much increased by additiona lrom anc t inn sales. Having never before aolicited an; fa vor on the score of selling on" at cost. 1 can assure mj friends aad the public that 1 am determined v pon lit is occasion to give them a chant ir pro curing bargains which nrs not often offered to liiein. Call and convince yourself. M. MITTELDORFER, iie. 9 -lm No 226 Broad street. CTW KS I OR SALE.— l-> VIRGINIA STATE STOCK. RICHMOND CITY STOCK. NORFOLK CITY STOCK. VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE, 3rd MORT GAGE BONDS. SO SHARKS VIRGINIA FIRE AND .MA RINK. In sums to subpurchasers, by noav-ta C. W. PURCELL ft CO. IVORY BALANIi; HANDLE TABLE • CUTLERY.—Juat received a n«w lot of both Table and DeM-it KNIVES, handsome patterns. Also, a few dozen tine Ivor* CARVERS, and a va riety of other TABLE CUTLERY, of (liferent sty '.es. To be sold in lots to aeeommodate families and others, very cheap. Apply at E. H. COOK'S de la—ts Auctiiii Store, 70 .Mam st'tet. CELLING OFF AT i O*T. •- I mending" a BJ change in our business and to remove from our present store, we will, up to Jsauary lit. close out our Bteek of French and German Farcy IJAS KR«, WOODEN and WILLOW WARE, FAN CY VPODS, Ac, ftc, AT AM) BELOW COST, FOR CASH. CHAS. LUNDIN ft CO.. de 12—tlsJ* 210 Broad atreet. N'OTIt X.— All persons having clairoa againat the estate of V% illianuoß Allen, deed. are re quested lo preseat them, properly authenticated, to tne undersigned for settlement. WILLIAMSON W. ALLEN, Executor of Williamson Alien, dec d. deaV-tw* OFFICE RICH, ft YOR til VUK R R. C 0.,1 Richmond, Doc 2's. lSo). s TIROFOSALS addreased to the undersigned a.-c invited, for building ia Virginia one Passenger CAR. the same dimension and finish as the one now on the road. THOS. R. SUA RP. dels—ta Sup't. |> It »l>loNiy->i.\lH: CANDLES.- Hoping It- Richmond will encourage home manufacture. 1 otler a fust rate article of CANDLES which f ssk ths public to see and know the pries ol before purchasing elsewhere. The) aie warranted 10 r>z. to the pound.Mot like* great many sold in this place only II oz. to the pound. JAS. SINToN, dezz- 2w corner Uth am! Franklin sts. OFFICE R. ft D. R. R. Cf>~j December 1!'. XV.I. I VTOTirK.—TheOoupoiis ofthe Bonds of tins IN company due on tne Ist January, Iran in New York, will lie paid at the Iniou Baah in that city, or at this otiiee with exchange. Tlio. W. BROCKENBROUGH. de 20—ts Treanirer. \T I NI>»ON. VF NT SON.--.l< ii) pounds freah » VENISON, without salt, and 10 kt>g iresh MOUNTAIN Bl'TTEß,just received and bo aale by A. RICHARDS, lie Sl—St* Franklin et., lietween 17th and lath. 'IMIK FIRSTOUN OF TaUJat SOVTHERFI I RIGHTS, TO-DAY. nl JNO. R GUYER'S Saloon. Uth St., Helvin's Block. Richmond brewed LAGER BEER from Good MA.a ft Co.'a Hrewery. de.'U-.'Jt* I ATIIS. LATHS, LATHS...We are prepar 1-* ed to fiirnisn at our saw mill, Mam's Island, any amount of LATHS. t<> which we would call the attention of plasterers and others, as we will sell them at 'he low price of £2 per thousand, de li lm .INO. ft CEO. GIBSON. *>< U I WO/.. Rt>l T II KRM MANjajß-AC. uWTU dED SHOVELS aad SPADES-Foasada low to the trade, by JAS. DI'NI.AF ft CO.. de/—ta Corner Byrd and Uth ata. Rlt IHBtONO liROI NO tII'STARD. a piire and really good article, put up by myaelf. L. WAONEJJL corner Oth and Broad streets. MAIKFREI.-73 kits Extra No 1; So hbla" Medium and Small No. .1: lor aale t,» d*t»H t w LEWIS WEBB A JOHN U.WADF. ONt.% !*a UataVTa lbr fane Linen Shirt Fronts, worth 37«» centa, at NO. IS MAIN ST. ONLY AO VK. NTS for ftiie I rieh Linen, cents, nt JACOB A. LEVY'S, v Main st. AUCTION SALES. FUTVUE DAYS. By J as. .11. Turlor A *«in. Anct'a. PIAMEO Bi;iLI»l\«J~ON SLVENTII t STREET AT AUCTION.-We will anil, on SaTVRDA) nlt.rnnon. commencing at 4 o'clock. the FRAMED BUILDING on 7th street, inaae diatsly in rear of the store of Mr. R. A F. Hah ney. and now eocßßted by Isaac N. I'ocke. Est.— tne aaase to be removed within ten data from the d:tj of aale. Tsans— Caaa. .1* n JAS. M . TA V LOR A St >N, Aucfa. FOSTPONEMENT.-lt coaaMnence it incle ment weather, the above stle was postponed till I il LRSDA J. tin- sth day of January, at tae same hour. JAMES M. "lA'iLi.K A SON. [a 3 Auctioneers. V OTIC y--ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE ot-' IN VALUABLE NEGROES—On WEDNES DAY, Jawnar) ith. laay, at v ./clock. A. M.. al tae auction house of Hector Davis, on Franklin street, twiileell eleven likely and valuable NEGROFB, he I or, am it to the estate of N. 11. Th-rnton. de ceased, consisting of one splendid Cook. !woaaaa, about J8 yeara old: I two excellent Chambermaids: three Boys. BadewVß vilualee y< unit Men. one of which iaa No. l Baser: two Factor] Hands, (screw men.) and two excellent Rollers—the las*, men tioned are also valuable Dining Room Servants. Tanas—Cash. D T- WILLIAMS, ja 2- tds Adm'r of N. 11. Thornton, deed. By Creanuaaer A t'<».. Auct's. t etni? BAGS PRIME 810 tOFFL'K AT L,UfJO ACCTION.-On FRIDAY", ata day of January next.commencing at 11 o'clock A. at., we will sell at the warehouse ol 0. T. Wort ban. it Co., on th-.t dock— 1 MM t-i-'s prime RIO COFFEE, in doable bins, inst received direct from Rio de J ■ neiro, per lark Winifred, and selected expraaarj lor tins market. We will alao add. to close a consignment— 5 half pipes puie FRENCH BRANDV,BBBt to us under custom house seal. I Messrs. C. T. WORTHAM ft CO. will sell at the same time and place a of :«H bhda. SUGAR and ii" bl.is. MOLASSES, from New Orleans, Txbxs.—Under SMB. cash; over £hn), 4 months' credit, h.r approved paper. .io.'iu-t,., CRENSHAW A CO., Auct's. By Caaa. T. Wertham at « <>~ Am t». FKID-IY. JANUARY .TII, l-<O. at [ s--' our Warehouse on the bock, commencing at 11 o'clock, A. M., we wil i v i. the cargo peraehr. J no. Aumack. ir in New Orleaaa, oensiating of ■Kit hhda. Pr j to choice N. Orleana SUGAR 117 bn.s. really choice MOLAdSES. . Tbrws or Sals.— For sums under 9*09, ctisl, ; over t) lm. i months' credit, for approved negotiable pa CHAS. T. WORTHAM A CO, Aucts. ' w ba added i .-i tiereea prime old H A MS. ' '.'• aides SOLI- LEATHER. Me ara CRENSHAW ft CO. will sell, at the s-uiie •.„- and place, IJOO baga pi,ma to chotoe ' RIO COFFEE, per bark Winifred. deXP—tds < ByTiun. W. Keeeee* Auct., ', (Ort.ce corner 12 h and O.iry streets.) | 'POBAI'O WA* TORY IIMIUIA AT 1 AUCTION.—WiII be sol.) on FRIDAYsaota- • ing. January (th, commencing at 11 o'clock, at the I factor, on 17th St.. betweea Main and Cars streets, I formerly occupied in Messrs. Stearna .V Brummel, ' all the TOBACCO FIXTURES belonging to James T. Goods, eoasiating ol Flatteniac Presses, Box ' Presses Hogshead Presses, Flattening Milla, ' Stoves. Bands, Bars, snd other articles used in the I manufacture ol Tobacco. Tebmb.—For all sums under SloO, cash; over >i lee. lour months' credit, for approved negotiable ' paper. i Ihe HOUSE can alao be rented for the canning ' year at a moderate price, being fitted in every way for i la rue and convenient Factory. I de2J THOS. W. KEESEE. Auct. I HOTELS, tic. EXCHANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD HOUSE. ' la presenting thia card to the public, we return i ai.'uiv cordial thanks to our generous patrons for , tne kindness we have re. eiveil at their bands, and hope that the NEW ORDER OF AFFAIRS, to *c initiated Sept. Liang, will receive the same en- , eonragentent that oar previous eaorts and labors , to accommodate guests have Hist with. Messrs. JOHN P. and THOMAS E. BALLARD are now die Proprietors of the Establishment. and each one pledges himsell to do what tne com fort, convenience and requirementsef their gueata demand. , We desire to keep and maintain, what our ;i cense calls for. a FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and we promise to use renewed exertions to rendei the es tabliahment as comfortable aa possible. With po lite, agents, and ready, prompt and attentiveaer vants, we shall endeavor to afford complete fiction to the travel in , public. .V li.—A previous card. long since published te counteract the influence of a baseless rumor, ia sufficient proof that our establishment basnevei been-closed.and that, since its publication, we have i>eeii in letter condition to entertain visitors than heretofore. All rumors as to closure, oi in tended closure, we desire onr friends to notice ns false in.l ttranurr-.. intending to visit as, as willfu misrepresentations. se I—ts 'PltE llSM'All. HOiSh. I CRAGHEABSTREET, PAXViI.LK, ViRdIMA. With new furniture, and newly repaired, wa as sure vistora that Boenorts will be spared to promote > their comfort, and we respectfully solicit a trial. The TUNSTALL HOUSE is also the STAGS OFFICE,and our omnibasses will always be ia readiness to earrj passengers to and from the Depot. A. G. WALTERS,! .! M. WALKER. S I'roprietorß. fell-lyd W.T. SIMMONS., \ LIST OP FREE NEGROES IN J!.F -A PERSON WARD who have not paid theii state tax ia b>r the year ls5H: .John Anderson, George Richarda, John Allen Chas. Anderson, Vincent lice. Win. Anderson. Richard Buck, Oeorge Bosemaa, Jno. N Brooks, James Brown, John Brown,. Robert Byrd, Kmanuel Davenport, Emanuel Hudson, George Dixon, John Duatv, James Carter, Margaret Drew, rhomaa liaines, Samuel George, Jane Harris, Benjamin Evans, .lames Hobsnn, Polly Kemp, .I.tines llnr, i. s . Horatio Harris, Thomas Harris, Tun Harris. Joseph Moore. Lewis Harris. John Newton, Edward Logan, Thomas Southard, Mortimer Redmond, Robert Tyler. Warren Richards, Octaviua Wine field. Parties whose names appear in tiie above list. will call at the Sheriff's office on .Mum stree". over the drug store of Adie A Gray's, previous to Sal urday, Jaa.7th, 1860,orthe) willbe sold on NON- Jan. 9tb, ISCO. for taxes, according to law. JNO. W. WRIGHT, lb S.. deSP—lt For il. K. Ki.t.y-. s. S ,' i, r poi HE FARIHERSOI \ IKGINIA.—Facta 1 which have recently come to our knowledge, together with advertisements, and a card which has been sent extensively through theeountry to our friends and customers, and from whi h we make the following exti ict: "Thesubscriber have ing conducted the above business for the last 5 years, on Franklia .stieet. muter the sn Ie ol G. WATT A CO., begs leave to inform his friends and tiie customers of the old concern that thai firm does not now exist," have satisfied as that a regular and systematic effort has and i* still be ing made to deceive the public, and lead them to believe that the concern oi GEO. WATT \ CO. is not in existence, and that the onlj place to gel Watt's Patent Cull Brace Plow is lrom a man who ia daily violating the Patent Laws, and unjustly depriving George Watt of h:s property, !,•• making his Patent Plow, without ion authority <•.' cotise:it. We desire to correct the impression thus sought to be made, and inform you and the public that the concern of GEORGE WATT .v CO. is still in ex istence i that Geo. Watt.tiir inventor and paten tee, has not sold the right, or authorized ani one. except Mr. F. W. Scott, of Fredericksburg, to make iiti; ol ins Patent Plows, and tiiat we keep constantly on band a large stock, of all made under our personal supervision, from ihe only genuine patterns, of the best materials, together with a variety oi other Agricultural Implements, which we warrant to the buyer, and are deter mined not to be undersold by ana one in tii» mar ket. Our GEO. WATT returns his sincere thanks to his friends sad the public, who hive sßstained him heretofore, and we solicit a continuance oi their patron,i.e. GEO. WATT k CO. ■.Ie XX—dAcwlm 17 I K<; I N IA SAVING S H V N It 7^ -1 Charter ,/ bo <h' Legislature of Fat, CAPITAL— MONEY received on deposit m sums of FIVE DOLLARS and upwards, on winch interest at the rata of six per centum per annum is paid for sums remaining six months or longer; for shorter pe riods, interest at the rate of 5 per centum. The whole joint stock bound tor the deposita. Deposits received and certifioatea is-uc,l by the Cashier, T. U. STARKE, al the store of R. B. ,spence, earner of Mam and Governor streets. Richmond, Va. RAM'LS COTTRELL, I'rcs't, T. 15. STARKE. Cashier, dei-i-3111 C. WALTHALL, Secretary. A loilMslltVH#V'.s NOTICE.—AII per is aoaa having claims against the estate of A. V. CRENSHAW, deceased, are retinested to present them, properly authenticated, without delay, to WILLIAM W. VALENTINE, Ess.., for registra tion, in order that arrangements may he atada for their speedy settlement. .Mr. Valentine may be loiiii.l on tiie lir.«t floor above .tie store reeentl] «, i oupied by Mans 8. Valentine. Jr., corner of Broad aad Pth sts. Persona indebted to the estate will please m.ik immediate payment to the under signed. I.I'CV CRENBHAW. Administratrix ol A. V. Crenshaw, dee d. <Ie 19—Stawlw DOBIftaWN .V ROBERT! Ft COR. OF CaJtV AND 10 v STS.. Oner tot sale- ■ an cases 6. C LICORICE PASTE. BveaaaajtaS lliO boxes superior 01.1 V E OIL. lisw lbs. prime Angosturo TONQUA BEANS. luMi lbs. prune PARA BEANS Soon lbs. prune <1 I'M ARABIC. MM i.bs. Rye FLOUR. luw l.ils. Fan, .y. Extra, Superfine. Pino and Cross Middlinca Waaat Ft.oi R. Peruvian, Cotuiut.ian and Elide GUANO. ♦ de hi—i m OLII I.KIIOKS AMIIVINEN. — WI NSTON * POWERS, corner of Can and Pearl sta , keep constantly on hand the finest old London Dick. Hennessey and Otard. Dnnuj V Co RR\N DY.botll pale and dirk: finest old WHISKIES, warranted of pare R*e, very o'd; iiue«t old Peach and Apple BR A MM KS; tines! old Went India RIM ami Holland oi.N. with a ran a Besot I mast of oth er Liquors. In WINES, we save MO baskets of the choicest CHAMPAGNES; Madeira, Sherry and Port WiNES in one ■Barter andeae sighthpaak .'igea; also, en draiuht. winch we are attastaatlj aupplied with. Feraaw as low as auiutar go.iis can lie had at any wners. * <n- It-In; GREAT BARGAINS! IF AfPLI ED FoR SOON ! ! A large lot nf fine Ivory, Bone, Ebony, Horn. Cocoa and Wood Handle TABLE KNIVES and FORKS. CARVERS. Ac. The above being slixhtl] damaged in nianulactur ing, will be retailed vert cheap. Boardiug-houaes, familiea, Ac, in waut will do well to call soon. Ap ply at InoaV-taJ E. B. COOK'S. 7o Main at. NOTH'E.-- All persons hiving elaiius against the estate of Capt. BENJAMIN 11A/EL tißov E, deceaaed. will present them, and all per aous indebted will call aud aettle, as further indtil genua Will not I* granted. MARTHA ANN HAZKLGROVE. Admiaiatratratnxof Capt. R. Hazel move. Hanover, Deo It, WW. de ap-1 w * AUCTION SALES. FUTURE By f.oddiu g. \;»p, rao.i. Aact'a. \" a 1.1 tiii. Ie rßivaaj i. iiui'i l.in« AND VACANT LO'f, on 1 n y '-or VhhSIDE OP ROSS. NEAR TO GOVERNOR STwIpT FOR SALE AT AUCTION. *\\ ti, e r"n«e.t of the hotra-at-law ot the lato Mr.d D. Crsashaw we shall sell at pubiic aaMtiua. on tho pr«,„ lM .„" ..„ TUKSTJAV.ths tilth Jaaaar., at SoeCk P M , the very demrams |~..-.iv loesAsdaaahnva' latrt residence ol the deceaaed. Ihe which is a moat excellent one. naalt reesae, hs sules ample servants' aecomsuodnttoa. and ia imp plied with kss and water. To the dwelling will be attached S3 leet of greuad Itoatiaa on Ross street, ruaniag back al«.ut Mfaet, with the privilogsof aa ailev axseading <>ntt.. Bovernae street. Ihe va. ant lot on the eaat. Which haa ttio aarne front and depth, has in the rear an excellent brick Btalde and enrriage house. This bit will heaoM with or without the dwell IBS, i may be ilecmed i-est at the hour of sale. The location ot tins property is ad mirnblv touted lor the merchant or proleaaion.il nenrleman. Tei; n*.—One fourth cash: balance at 6. 12. and M months, for aegotiahls aotae, lata real added, aa ciiie.l by b trus' deed. '1 aetnxeaand insurance for l.s»X) to lie paid to t;,o pairehaaer. deas-tds _ GOuDIN A APPERSON, Aaeta. r'O>I>IINSIONi;HV RALE Or VIM'A- V' BLE FARM OF 150. ACRES. ON THE CHARLES CITY C. 11. ROAD. TWO MILES BELOW RICHMOND.—As Commissioner, ap potnted by a decree of the Credit Court of t tie connty ot Henrico, pronounced on Novem her. 1889, ia tlie case ot Beai and others, strains! Farrar's adminiatrators. Ac. ue shall proceed to mil. al publi. auction, on tlie premises, on Eh'l pAY, the loth Deeemher.laaf. at 12 o'clock, M„ 'il fair: if not. the next fair day., that rateable farm bleated as above, of ■which Foha Farrar died aeised, contairunß iftn 1 , acre*, it will be aabdi vided... 'cordiag to a plat and aur\ev to t»e azhib iteda- .he hoar of sale The mansion house and Macros have been assigned to Mrs. S. M. Farrar. as her dower to he held ie lie r dliring her l.te: and the other 111', 'i"re s will hp divided uitotwoor wore parcels. :,» may be deemed most judicious— Ibe part allotted as dower will be sold, subject t.. the life teflaatoy of the v idow, and the residue will be sold in fee, with the right of immediate poßm.»- Sit'll. Tbbjbs.—One-thirdeash; balaaeeatl and 2 years for negotiable notes,interest added.and title re tained till all the purchase money ia paid, and a eoaveyaaoe ordered by tne Court. L. K. SPIT.MAN, ) JOHN T. CHILDREYO Coram'is. A. 11. BANDS. \ Sale conducted bj Gopdih A Arraason, Aao'ts in. fa—3 iwSwft tds POSTPONEM I- N'T.—ln consequence ofthe noti attendance of bidders, the aSive sale was puetpon ed to \vEli\ESliAV, the 18th January. WHO, at U o'clock M.,(il fair: if not, the next fairdav.l de'JS CQ.MMI.si-iiuNKRS. OOMMISSIONKR'i SALE a>F V.AI.I'A- Bl X REAL ESTATE. ON CHURCH HILL. ON FRANKLIN AND aPrn STREETS.—as Com anssioßer appoiated hy a decree of the Cireail Court of the cit> of Richmond, pronounced oa the 14th December. |BJB, m the case of Alien. .Ye. vs. Alien. 1 «hall proceed to sell al public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY, the 9th day January, 1860, atSX" o'clock )'. M., of fair: ii' not. the next lair day.. the Reni Estate of which the htte Wil liamson Alien died seized, ciz : The e.ieellent BRICK TENEMENT hi tne comer of Franklia ami 2'ith streets, fronting 33 feet on Fraaklin atreet, riintiiti; bach ISC feet to an alley 20 feet wide. Also, the vacant Let adjoining, having the s-tme front and depth as tho lot oa which the dwelling staads. Also, the Lot on Oie c.'ist line of '-'.'th nlreet. Ih> tweeti Grace and Franklin stree'.-.. frenttag ■') leet, running back al tLM ieet to aa alley, having there.m a Framed Dwelling. TbbMS.—One-third cash; balance at 12 and IS months for uei-'otialile notes, intercut adued, and tit., retained till all the purchase money is fully paid. Ihe taxes for lsi>o to lw> paid bj the purchas er. Williamson W.ALLEN,Com'r. Sale conducted bj Goddi.i .V Appbbsob, Aucts. detS- ids POM ML>s IO N F RS' SAL at OF VKRV vy VAl.lAlll E REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.—By virtue of a decree rd the Circuit Court ofthe citi of Richmond. oi the Ist December, lsj;'. ia the auit of .J,.sin and ethers es. Pettua ;i :id others, we will aell al pnbiio auction,oa tne premises, oa TI'EBDAY, the 17th daj of Jaa aary, 1860, tii fair; if not,the next fatrdav.leoai meacing at the rmur of li o'clock. A. \l.. thu REAL ESTATE in thi city of Richmond, of which the late John Cosby, Esq.. died ■-.•i/.ed. viz .- No. I. Lot frontoi. 22 feet 4MB III" easl line of Mayo s'reet lo Us* leet to an allay, with brick dwelling containing in rooms. Kitchen, Stables, fee, leeeatl) occupied by Mr. Cosby. N... •. Lot iroitiiu 9o feet tin rear of above,) on vi?. line of Wall atreet h\ !2,i feet to bb alley, with i \v>> wooden tenements thereon, containing 8 rooms This lot will lie dn ided or sold -is a whole, ■is may bs deemed best si the hourol sale. Nil .1. Lot :,, linn.. f,2- 2 fee ton the north side of c,-, r \ street, by about 130 feel with the largeTohec ,-o Factor) thereon, now in tbeoeeupancj . i R P. Dickinson, Esq., No. 4 Lo: adjoining the above on thee ist, fruit • i>- It.'a feet b) about ISO feet,with wooden buildinn thereon. Am! at the hour of 4 o'clock, P. M.. if fair; if nol the next I.air day.i will scli — Nn. 5. Lot a* the oomer of Grace .tnil FtAhata. frontinK *8 feet oa the sooth side ot Orace street. .«> about 130 feet to aa alloy,with twobrioktea* aieats(B rooms each), with kitchen, Ac., occupied respectively n> Mr. 1.. M. Porter and Mr. W. \l. Sutton The sale will tnke place in the older in winch the propeity ia advertised. Tei.m-. -tine fourth cash: balance al '">. IS and 18 moniiis. for necotiaMe notes, interest added, and iitl«-d retained until the said notes are paid, aad -i conveyance directed h> the Court, and the percbaa eis to paj the i ix.-s for l.s»d. WM. 11. COSBY. I ~ OVERTON 11. PETTFS. { Commiamonerß. Gonniß a Appbbsom. Auets. de I*— lawtwtdta 'I'MH YAH tltl.tl ST. HMIH.IS HO. I TFL. AT THE CORNEH OF MAIN AND WALL STREETS. IN THE CITY OF RICH MONO, FOB .-'ALE AT AFCTION.- At the ,c ouesl ofthe owners, (one nl whitm l.aa removed lrom Virginia.>we shall otler lor aale,at public suction, on the premises, on MONDAY, the lih day of January.lßGo, al 12 o'clock. M.. thai islua- M.- proper... known ms the ST. CHARLES tin TEL. at th" corner of Main and Wall street*, frontline on the North aide of M.-.in s rot 74 ieet, runnimi Iwck on the east line ol Wall street 1- feet to an alley. The butt dvi are ,-i the moel substantial order, four stories i, ..n. with lis.. meats for coal and wood. On the kround Hour there :,.rc three handsome Stores, front,u. or, Mam street, anil six Stores on Wall atree'.. all osa upied by permanent tenants. The Hotel baaovei 100 litrLt .'it:,! :i.r> sleeping looms, with fire-places and other conveniences; three handaome parlora, reception and readina r, oins. :.n,'. a i.r-c Bpaoioua uiniag a«loon,with lad lea' ordinary; also, bar-room, billiard room and office. The kitchens have all necesa irj ovens, ranges, and all modern improvements complete, and each stori in the UnldißS is furnished with gas. water, and everj convenience adapted to the w. ata of a large Hotel. Tl IBB.—One-fill.'i et.-ii: bal nice Bl 1,1,3 and 1 rears, for notes, interest payable ii iil yearly, so as to make the credit an inn raw] i •■.■ir.i,.. fund from da) i.i sale, secured bj v trust deed. The t'ore.oi't real c tate is ad mi raid) located, being in tiie tieart ofthe oitj . oqui diataat between the Central sad Danville Depots, and convenient t , all the placea of buaineaa ia the city. The pres ent anneal renl i the propertj ia )*.7OU. Thp leaaeoi the Hotelexpirea < >.•<•• i.er 15. js,;i. delA-atawtd GODDIN \ APPERSON. Aucta lly Dlehlaaea, Hill A Cc. t Au.-t's. OOMIMISSIONEH'ai SALE OF FIPTKEN x VALUABLE SLAVES.-In conformity to a decree ol the Circuit Court ol the city of Rich mond, I '.'.!. sell it public suction, for cash, al the •,iict,on mom <d Dickinson, litli & Co., on VVEI) 'v ESDAY.4tU Janu ir», ivi... at lit o'clock. A. M.. FIFTEEN VALUABLE SLAVES.consisting of men, women 'md children, hoys and girls, some oi tbemgitod factor) hands, belonging to the estate oi Williamson Allen, deceased. WILLIAMSON W. ALLEN. Special Commissioner. DtcKissoß. Hill k Co., Auct s. dsaV tds pO.WNIaMaIONER'S virtue of a v - decree of the Circuit Curt oi the City ol Rich mond, in the case of Cor bin et &!s. \s. Hill et sJa . pronounced June Uth, Ufty, the aubacriber as Special Commutatouer appointed by saw) Court. will proceed to sell for cash, Bl the auction boaaeoi Pickinsoo, Hill k Co . in the tin ~i Richmond, on rRI DAi, the oth day of Jaaaary, May, at lOo'clk, A, M.. the followma \ iluable slaves : MATI Ll'A, aged £), vs uom a very good cook, wash er and iioaor. MA H '.'. iv ed 23. also a stood plain cook, but B fust i ire w usher and iroi er. FLEMING, aged 31, a No. I tobeooe factory band. RACHEL, aged 17, a good house servant, and has t e«n aecustoaaed to the care ol children. These servaataare ol kt\ good character and liaie always been very beatthv, PETERFIELD TRENT, de J3-dtd Spec ii Commissioner. X4i IALI O W aaaa VjaVEIIY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE*» 8888 » n b OK PERSONAL PROPERTY OF OR EAT VALUE. About 2 U)0 acres vi LAND oa York River: a large STEAM SAW ami GRIST MILL; mam comfortable RESIDENCES and other buildiaga, ;uiu var'ous other kinds ol DESIRABLE PROP ERTY.—On Wt DNEBDAY, the llth da] ol Janu ary, iv'ji. the nnderaigned, b> virtue of oerta a cob ye ranee a to him from Jame« Ri.;!er. will sei, al putilie aaetion. at Ruler's Mills, in York county, the moot desirable property that bassvsi beeasa p,.sed to sale in thiacommunit) conaiatina ol about Saw A CRES O ELAND. lyins on ', ork River, :\:\d kaowa as the Ripofl Hall estate. Tuere is on t lis est ite a larita SIT AM SAW ann GRIST MILL; a WHARF sxtend as betwßßß seven and fiihl hundred tarda to • ■ tj water ia York River; a iir.e and commodioua BOARDING HOUSE: >ome eight >>r ten private RESIDENCES, suitable tor the comfortable nc commodation of fami ie.s; four large Barns; a bus a Htable, and a Blackamith'a Shop beaictea cora bouses and other out buildings. A BRICa" '• ARD. Sheds and Machinery, and some UiU oi li.uou ii'iin. Poach Trees, sbmb t,-,i am! set an) with | re.it .• ue. some of B noli ire sxpeeted to '•ear iiu.t neat A In addition to the above are b ; "r l7gnodnOßriES •md MULES. Lo* W.i.on:, aad Lamlayr Wageaa liarnesa and Chains, Far mm* I tensiln, Lumber, Bricaa, Shißgles, and vinous other coaunoditioa of graal value. A aOßlbcrof very no.-,I Miles I nwß, a k,h>.| Dur ii un Ball, (selected aad brought on from New V.ok.i '.'eiilio.s in.! Pita. ~| improved breed The I.AM \wi; i«- n hi in pßreslanrlaoneentir* body, as may seat ami purehaaera. The aale ol toe Lam! will eommei.ee oil the Uth of January, l***\ at t2 "'.lock .v.. and the wholesale will ba aea tmuedlroeidßi today tillr-omploted. raaMs—Made know uon ihe day of sals, , ' , IIOM'.R RAMSDELL. i.N.-AiiN peranadaurißi information in re.ard t.. the above sale, can appti t,, M. H Naep. on the pieu.ises, oi to L. J. Bowoßß, Eau-, vVilliaios barß. Va. ,1,, M . l!ulll 'pRIin.K'S Jrtl.i: OF 111,1 AHLK o, '.L**, l^ Al ' HROFERTY IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.—Bj virtue of a Deed ot Trust, cxc eutedtaaaany E. T. Hancock, on the aVth .s.-pi.. IV., .and of record in the Clerk a office ofthe Huat iius Court of Riehiiioiid. I aliall sell at public sue tn.ii ,„, the FIFTH DAY ~f jaaßArv, WB,stored at the robaeco Factory of It. M. Stevetmon. the following r-.rttelea: •• 10 Tobacco PRESSES." "I Stem PRESS.»• "| Fives MILL.' "1 1 Pound MILL" "SSheWtiaa MILLS." -a aeta ol CAB INGS,'' •} BANDS,' 7 "SSINKERS aad BLOCKS." "» BENCHES with KNI VEM,' r "J MToV ES and I'll'EM." • l Licorice BOILER.** and Nt LEA VKKM," all of which articles are as wood aa uew. Hale to commetice at l»o'c!«H'k M. TKSUK-Caah. BENJ. 11. NASH. Trustee, de 11 TawSwtdtd a ""''JiiTi^ftTiiiji.i^ SAIaBS. _____ THIS DAT. ""*" Ur J. H. bigges. AaayaV ? lyil.L BE tOLlVeeery si.M lam week, al i u !; t! "? r "' ,, " *• M»m street. nommaaaSißt 7o clock, a Ur c ISVasos or f,,,a (>„i,j kuvm «».i /•latf' .WATCHES: fine 0011 JKWtLHV 4o*d GUARD and VEST CHAlNS.Ladies' oHATa GARS^LTLfefte 1 0l KANU¥ W»*W N.H.—Consignments receiving every day and sold without reserve J. If. DIOOES. Anet. D r. HooTn..Salesman. ja 3— ta Ity James M. Taylor A Horn, Anil's. HA.SJ" *° w A ■l J s7a| I N «JLOT. ON , "CHURCH HILL. AT At'CTlOcfsLtVe will sell. ~,, FRIDAYi the 30th da* of December. v'w '■' V'vr'V/'i. 1 "'•'«►«•*. F- M., a vary handaome .1 -_■« _> I LCI I . ~n the south aid* of day. hetweeu »th and .".)ti, ~,. ThiaLoiiß located in thesaaet •i' ! i» J"" 1. U *>" ,r a**e nemhliorh.HAl oa the Hi!!. i t...Ma—Al sata, .„''".?, JAS " *' TAYLOR A SON. Auct's. ~i Ti/ V| NK \ ! | KN V ,T1 <-"nse, lU e,,ce of oncle r I'vm. a •-,','''*, , r,t .'' e ■^'• , w *« postponed till TLEBDAY, the M fay of Jaaßanr. Nt thejasaa '"'„ JA *- M - Taylor a son. ~~ mm Auctioneers. Hy (.o.idiii ie Anna nun, Auct'a. TKl«TEf:s*tl,rOF HOI XX ANll LOT I ON MARSHALL NT.. < llENRIOOi'o" vfv"i AT AUCTION.-By virtue of a deed of trust Sic anted to the Badersiaaed b) Thomas Cti*rie».d..,«d .list Juiv. itsfte. i shall proceed to aell. on tne prem ises, on 1 I I'M PAY, the 3d Jinuarf . IFJB. at to'cls P. ■ . the real setate ooa vsied bi said deed, ix-m.-' tne dime conveyed to said Cliirlea by Gee. P. Orar i.tiit others. Ihe lot fronts I'". Mat on South aide ~( Marshall atreet. and rues bees 148 wet to an alley 17 feet wide. The improvement* upon a*id aeteea sist of a eomfortaliie brick house and neceaaary out honeeSa Tbbms— At aale. The taxes for ii*) to he p.v<] l<> the purchaser. A. H. SANDS, Trustee. Baas by Bopcia k Appbbsob, Aucta. d«2J Xt E. It. I ook, Amt. CHIIRIKF-s sil. ■ OF WHEEL. n WRIGHTS* TOOLB.-Will be anal «t pub.,a miction on Tl ESDAY moraiag, January Srd. iwo. at 10 <>' lock, at tne snetioa rooms of K. B. Coats, a lot of WHEELWRIGH IS' TOOLS, levied on by virtue of executions ia m* hands, in favor of T. K. Keelty aad Van Lew. Taylor A- Co., va. Thus. J. V. bite, roasistißi of *2 Pfanea and Plane 'rona. U Chisels. B Axes. t Saws, I Squares, lot of Eil«e. 4 .->. ;,. Shavee, 2 liummera, IS Ausera, 3 Hrsces and !!it» :<ml other artic!*a reaerall) found in a wheel aright ahoa. Terms cash JNO W. WRIGHT, D.JL Fee 11. X Ei ltsob. h. C. R. Will he added te the abore aale. a lot of CAM* V. (assorted, I levied ea by virtue of sa execution ia my haade, ia favor of Geo. J. Sumner va. Joseph Lonaenetti. JNO W. WRIOHT, 0. 8., de2l-dtds Eor H. K.-Km.ysos, 8. C. R. CHFKIFF H MLE OF A UKGK STOI X k7 OF BOOTS,SHOES AND FANCY GOODS.- Will he sold, at public auction, oa TUESDAY aaorning, January 3d. IMB, at M o'clock, at E B. Coos's Auction Rooms. » larse stock of ROOTS. siioK.S ard FANCY GOODS, levied oa hy Tirana of attachments in m> hands in favor of Putney .V Wat's and 11. Stern A Hro. va. P. Nchnidt. and sold le» order of the Cireail Court of the crty of Richmond; consisting of Men's and Youth a BOOTS Bad SHOES. Ladies' am' Children's SHOES. Ladies' and Children's OA ITERS. Men's irtd Bo»a' RUBBERS. Servants' ROOTS, SHOES. Ac. Ac. All suited to the present Reason. Alm>, a lot of SOCKS. I'APKR. BIIOE BOXES, SHOW' CASE. JEWELRY. WATCHES. Ac. Tbbwb Caaa. H. K. ELLYSON, » de fa—tahf Sheriff City ol Richmond. By Alex." Nott, Auct ; p.~~ (1 It Of IRIIV UKV i.ODDa, FIRM a F IT RK. Ac—Will I* sold at auction, at mi store,corner of Maui and IMb st.eeta. oa TIES DAY next, the M day ol January, a tteneral as sortment of new and second-hand FURNITURE, STOVES .v.-. DRY GOODS.—Several invoices of Dry Gooda, Net! Shirts. Drawei■ and Jackets, Vain Socks. Glovea, ladies' and i;entlemeu's Shaa'ls, Boots, Shoe*. Hit*. Caps. Ye. GROCERIES. Whiskey. Brandr. Oin. Wimi, Tolia. iii, Soap. Cuars, .Ye. A! SO.-In eases Eire Crackers. J a 2 ALEX. NOTTT Auct. II) Alex. Wait, Aaei. VIOHT RAJLBft.—WATCHES. JRWBLR* kN AND FANCY GOODS.- Will be sold at am tioti. at my store, commencing at i o'clock. THIS 1 \ ENING, tirnl continind diirin. the ac ..lun.nvsry aiathl B lar-e ussortnienl of line O, hi ana/Meet Watches, tine lewelry. li'acelets, fane) Boxes, Knives md Kt.tks. Pochel Cuthyrv, Castors. Olaaa ware. MerinoHbirta Drawers, Tahte Cloths, Cas ai meres, Bed Spreads, Cigars, ami Fancy Gooda now ALEX. NO IT. Aust. . bb aaaa COAL, COKE, &c. l «»l\ 1..--I tie pree ol Coke until fiutheriiol.se t « ill he as follows: -'tor LUMP CORE a) Baa SOFT HAIL COKE a B> HARDCORE sot Orders promptly executed at V rds corner lata and Can and 6ih ami By rd streets. Terms sasa. del.' ta JNO. J. WLRTH.Ai.eBt. fVVK AND I'lNi; WOO If—Seasoned "aid aa a t der shelter, lor aale at Coke Yards. <Ie \2~u JNO. J. WERTH, As't. iI'OODASD LUMBER FOR SALE.--The *» aubacriber has on hand and will eontiniisas keep at his yard, oa the Sonth side ol the Dork, he tweenl.-tti.iinl 19th atreets. adjoiningS. P. Hawea A Sona Coal Yard. SEASONED OAK and ITNat \\<h.|) at the lowest market pries. II- also kaepe ronatantly on hand KINDLING WOOD read? pie I ire.l. at ■?'{.:'.'. per load ef 'Jf> cubic feet, delivctad in anvpartol the city ; also. VIRGINIA PI NTS I.i MBBR » .it to order it short notice. A. K. PHILIPS. N. B.—A canro of BBBerior asaaoaed I'INR WOOD, per sciir. Henry Read, now uiuding aud I -r sale low from the whar£ de a lm W. F. P. JAMES HILL i JOHN W. FISHER. / 10-PAH T N Klt SII I •'. Tim utidersuned t have entered into aCO PARTNEBBHIP.dat iar from the SU dai ol Novamaar. ia6», under the aameandatyleof HILL .V FISHKR, for earn tag on the WOOD and COAL BUSINESS, on Ilsaia bank. Where all ordera will lie t mink In I It receivaal, or an; ordera left with STBBnmw k I'itlbm. In. nd Broad a treat, or wuhOko. I. Haaaißa, No. at M mi street, will be promptly attended to Ml Ottu c eomerfth street aad Basin hank. T iBMa.- Cat h. JAM ES Hi LI.. aoM-ta JOHN W. FISH FIR. <♦> 7k ram Loaab-cook'S hard coal. l ti Thia COAL is Bituminous, net oi the seat ajaabt] : hat the bbbbi famiUea vhoateaew QBina it. lunik the ptiee more than compensates f. .r the Duality, aad us the pries will be bin her. per no (in \»iio win i to try .t. had iietter call at once. Bta»omca on Hui street, one door Iwlo.w Mr. II st i-s' crocsri Hiore. 'i m« COAL makes an excellent fire. oi p-am* F.COOK. /'I.OVEII HILL ANI> VNTIIHAIiTE V> COAL and COKE-For aale by , PL d. whiting. nol -2m Near the I'etcrsh'ira Depot. YTIRGINIA STOVaTs! VIKta.NIA V STOVES !'. VIKOINIA MOVE*: ! ! RICHMO > DSTOfE tl ORES, kSTABJ.IMIEDIN IrBI. A S A BNYD 19 X Manufactures at mi aeelebrated Si'l"Fit KRN MTOVE FOUNDRY. CYLINDER, BOX, PAR Lor aad cooKlNii BTO\ KS. of the inoMt desirable styles and ol anpe riorworkma qualitiea; a.so. HOT AIR FI'RNA CES, FRONTS and ORATES, HOLLOW WARE. HYDRANTS. >!.m;s. \,... *,• . -,nd BMrtdseerip tiomi of light Maehtaery and o aameatal Caatinga, The proprietor is coat ta< ed thetsuAeienl appre ciative patroaseould Iw found in his marker who would paj the ralaSid a good article, to iusiu\ him ia the aasel the ntateriaU and ta tne employ ■ meat of competent meehaniea. Faei thirsts of ia« moulders tmptoyed on !>ie*> St.ivs are V 're in mm, trh , have I arn-'t theit Freda nt thrse mork,. Theae Stoves have bees gradually gaiaiag favor until they have beeonas theasoat p.euiarof any in use. Their sup' : ior atreagljl and aimpiioity of ope ra'..ui peculiarly lita them for the use of aarvanla. REPAIRING PLATES prosßßtt) «upi.lied. Tiaeera aad Stove dealers throughout the South are desired to lorw ml ine,r o'dera u> ASA SNYDER, fciebmopd. Vs. Ret nied m Richmond l>» Measrs. C D.YALE A CO., WM. SEAR.- WOOD. G. h A. UARGAMIN, Jr .aid WM. A. MOLNTCASTLE. de 'Jo~dluicw3m H.IKKS A >lINFR. l WHOLESALE GROCERS AND PROVISION DEALERS. I 1.1 T 11 BTBBBT, W il.l.Ai tB S.iXf ot.li Oder to tne trade on reison»l.le tornis, lOhh.ls. Haeon HAMS. 15 lihds. new Breast. Shoulder ami Side BA . I.N. lObhls. Mess i'oRK. 5 bbia. Baltimore Corned BEEF, it bMa. Wikers' Hi;'ITER, tl bbU. new No. I LA RU. »vt te.aiottra Goshen and tiladea BT'TTEH. 56 bones X Land Pine A ppis CHEESE. ni, l-oies Sperm sad Tallow CANDLeC MI !»,.\e» Toilet aad BrowwSOAF. tA) htils. RofaeatSl GAR, a:l trades. An i a choice stock ol TEAS. WIN Jan, LIQI'ORS, SPICES. .Ye. Also—BP^Bßgood uual.ty CIGAJIR. I,y>« Ol KAUI. HOME >IANI I At Tl RES*. It i tie uadereigned Huaeuinetarea and keeps een •laatlyoa hand, at tt,« Ri rimoml ;i ,n aud Steel "iJ*,"'. H . L'.fF* *'"' hue sa irtineut of R EPINED and COM MON IRON, eonstatiag of alisiajsaßar, Baud Ho >p. and Scroll Iron. I IRE I HON Ovals and II U" Rounds, Horse and Mala SHOE IRON, ROlNDSaad LIOHTNINtJ KoDS, round ana ago are. Agricultural DRI'M TFETH. NIT IRON. roiasneo Mill TAPEREDaa i PLATE IRON. In short, c cry description ~f |R<»N that may bo ordered. Also, Ha road EROO STEEL, STEEL Coach, Biu.l*. and Sulkey Tl RES, and Ouarry Hat Hound STEEL JAMES RENTER. Richmond. Va. Bja.»ilai/esand patterua of WASHERS on hand or made te order. de IS lm* NOI It F.—All persons ha«m< elaiiua ataiaat the asUte c? CHARLES MARX, deceased. •%'h re.|.i<>-:tKd to preaoat them, p»op*rly autheati eated.totha auderai tned fm xettleineut; aad all permtas indebted to the said eatste. are requested to nake pavtneiii to lh<i underaiKaml with as little dci.», Mpoeainle. C. "W. PIROFLL, R. M BIRToN, 8. C.tiREENHOW, Exe ntora of Charles Marx, dee d. der*. dtwAlawlw Ui i n iio w »ii a phi wm'kof SHADES'- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT i:<> HROAH Sr.-M. ooi PEN takes ajeaaure in announcing that he baa reduced the priosa ef hia Ml * I>ES w p,. r cent. U'iow former prices, un til further notice. His larae aaaortaaent eousisia ~r Ootd.Gold and Velvet, light and data Land a,tap«a. Bouquets. Vases. Plain. Oothie.Greee and Blue :-'!i ut««. with Gold border i ihe beat artiole of FixtuiMs to Miaieh : Curtain Baads aad Caramaa. et".: a a rest variety of Eaaliah aad Ainsrißßa OIL CLOTHS, with tJanti-l taaek. plain or Bgßred. ail widths. Call aad see priosa. at Cheap Dry G,>od. nod de 3 - tu' Opposite the store of Qaariee >Ca. /\LO JAWAItA RIM.-AkwgßdWefveli U ~,peri.,rt tey^r, ,^ J5 UULHg. tWjgjg^^^

Ittcjrmwii fispatdj. TUESDAY afORHINO. JANUARY S, I «o. The Midnight Trnin. Aeress the doll and brooding nuht A giant tliea. with demon lubt And breath of wresthnu smoke : Around him whirls trie reeling plain. And. with a dash of mm disdain, He cleaves the sundered rock. Ia lonely iwanipi the low wind stirs The belt of Mack funereal firs, That murmur lo the any, K. atartled h* hta mad career, y seem to keep a rniah ol tear As if a »<>d awept to ■ Throuxh msny a dark wild heart of heath. O'er booming bridges, wheie l>eneath A BBtsauhl river brawls ; By ruin, remnants ot t.'ie past. Their inaaueaibUas in tne blast. My a.nging waterlalla '. The aiumh'rer on lus silent lied 'fui as to tha lulu Ins lenely hand, Ditested of its dream. Long keaenea of gloom are harried e'er. ThroUsh tunnel sliealint, wilt, ir.«n roar. And Klitiit nuht mrnling acreain. Saat liuddnn; baton, past flung farina. uh luriiae,! II i,n<* wßoae ai irasofl arms Are with the nuht. Her teara aong raosdißg lands, To where ta* knui» est] »taua«, Wrapt in a r .be oi iigiit. Hers round each wide and 'tialnni gate. A crowd of ea.er faces jrail. And ever, smile is BBOWB, We ihank tnee. v thou I itan tram. That in inf c:t> once We clasp our loved, our own . iAH "i Yiar R laraaf. IN (A ROM Ni: CIRtUIT COl'stT-SEP- I TEMBEB Mt> 19»: Samuel Sevan. W. A.Miller audi K. O. Miner, merchants and part- i nsrs. tra*lnt BBderthS name and : Bt>ieol 'Samuol Uevan ft Co" nnd Thomas , aao) and Charlaa I B Hat-h, uierch nits- and part. ! nnra.tradir.i under the inn and , at.leof "Canto tf il.itr h. " who ' , p au'e for themselves and B*ch j"" «at*««aaT. otner creditors of John P. Beaa ! let A 00. as BS] come in and \ contritiute to the oostaol Onsj suit Pltra.l naititsl William S. Catlett. John P. Beat Ibj and B. E. Sflßpot, Jr . Lit's. J Amonst other thinns it is ordered hy said decree aa follows, to wit; Thai the said Joseph M. Meay render l*fore one of the Commissioaers <>i Una Conn an account of his tdmin,stratum upon t ue estate ol the suit John P. He-t/.ley : and the Court, without deetdiflg an> other question except what foitowa. doth adjudge, order and decree thai one ..f the Commissioners of tins Court, shall ascertain and reoort to the Court th" amount and number of th*ditferent chums againat tho s.i:d Be iziev. which are Lena upon the property <>i the sad Beazlay.and the priorities of those liens : and the said Comtnia sioner is authorized, instead of senrißS, personal notice on the parties interested to publisli notice of tae* time said place of nukiaa said report once a week for four aaeoossive weeks, in some newa paper published in the city of Richmond, or t .wn of Fredericks.,urg, as he may think proper. comlasioMer - s o\- fice.i Dkckmiikk 13th, 1889. < All peraons mti reeled in the (oregoiai decree are hereby aotiied that J hive appointed the Un DAY OF JANUARY, Iftw.afl the time, and my reaußßaoe in Carolineeonaty us tho place, forper ft.rmiag the duties resnired ofaae bj. the lore foing decree, when and where all peraons interested are renuested to attend with the proper evidence to enable me to execute the decree EDMUND T MORRIS, Commissioner of Caroline Circuit Court. del4-dlt.Vs»iw FALL, 1*59.'"" A. K. PARKER ft CO. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF STAPLE AM) FANCY DRY GOODS.—Wa trine please.re ia an nouncing to our friends and the pernio generally, that we have now in store a large and well s•■ act ed Block of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, to which we very respectfully invite r :_e:r attention: Plain. Black and Figured SILKS Rich Black GROS DE E'COSSE " GROS DE EPSOM, for mourning " two Flounced SILK Kn»Efc Extra Rich Colored SILK ROBES " Paris I'rirted MOUB 8 E LINE ROBES Rich ran»Chint7 Printed MOUSBELINES FOFLINS, VALENTIAS. POLL DE CUEVREB Flam and Printed French MER)NOES Black French VI EH INo KS Black MOU3SELINES Black BOMBAZINES; Black ALPACAS CLOTHS. CASSIMERES and FESTINGS S-4 and H-4 Heavy FULLED CLOTHS Sheep's Orey SATINETTS, LINSEYS Ao. lied BLANKETS White and Cold .Servant's BLANK EPS. Together with every urtnle BSttallv kept in ■ fi rat c lass Dry Goods House. Al! of wine:, %\ c will sell very cheap. oe 8- t.s HLAIMfI AKTI IIS Kll ll»ll)M).l!'.;n; CLOTHING.—Members of th* Legislature,, and atrantars viaitina the city, will find, by cai ling on the subscriber, a lir.e and fashionable assort meiif of CLOTHING, of his own manufacture, us low as the asms quality and workmanship can U had of Northern manufacturers. He has i sen nianiifactiinuii the barter portion of Ins work here ler the past ten years, and can assure his custom era that they ahall have Richmond made Clothing that shall compare in every respect with North em work they are now purchaaiag, as he is >-oii vinoed that Clothing can be manufactured ia Rich moiid aa low as in any city vi the Union. E. B. BPENCE Clothier .•mil Merchant Tailor, Ne. 12.'. corner of Main and I.th Bta. H'BATBM MIR FACTORIES.—FarBaces And Heaters sat in basement stories, with snt able qtiantit. aad aualit. of beat conveyed to each Story above. aeoerSßßg lo the purpose for Whiofa ea-h is used. Three «izes of our FactorrStove now reauy. the medium aiz« of which has been Bfled throe years in m"n, fact.., ips without braakiag. Also .Self-lle.iilatnu Licorice Boilers, for wood or MUSt, all sizes. Pipe ami i'l factory work done in the nest tn in ner and with disp.tch. ii EOHlj X S I'A Hit ETT, Belv , s Row, ffovernor atw>et. TO THU ntPLWHI K«i «»F TH i LFGISLa- TL'RE - DAKIMCOT I ', HAJRRIH A- CO. would reaps ••full-, call the attention of the mem bars ef this V rainia i «•. islt , ■ -•» to their lar c ami superior stock of READY vl IDE CLOTHING. manufactured by them especitill. for ttieir retail trade, nad they Breaaiae to sell aa low as the same Quality ef Gooda o*it \# bought anywhere. Call and look for yourselves at DARRACOTT, HA Kit is ,t CO 'S. No li.' Main atreet. .Successors to Merchant. Weiaixer k Co, B" OYS'AIMM IIILIIKI >SO\ S.tK OATS. We have this da\. by Adam< .V Cn.'s Express. reoaivoda good an.l cheap assortment ol HOYS and CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS, and would in vileall in want to call at once, as they are rca'.'.v Hire, aud must s-»ll re-.dilv. DARRACOTT, HARRIS v CO., No. 113 Mam street. Successors to Merchant. SVeisiger k Co. rpRY I'M OT'sc'lehtatcd COUGH KILI ER.if I you desire a speedy and elf Ctual cure for Colda, Coughs, Hoarseaeae. Aye It li is been pro nounced by hundreds who have had the toed for tune to tr» it. to Ims decidedly the best preparation ol its kind now in use. Price. 25 cents per bottle. Prepared only u> E. .1. PICOT. Corner Main and 17th at roots. nrmemu, tki nks. hovm/i casks.— s. Wa have bow oa hind alarpe assortment of TRUNKS, of every description, both suitable for ladies or gentlemen. Also, VALISES, CARPET BAGS, Ac . to which we most respectfully call the attention oi all ia want,aa thai will be sold low. ALEX. HILL .V CO , 127 Main st. FANCY AttTII I.Eft.-A verj rUaice assort ment of Eancv Dru-'i-ists' Articles, suitable for presents, comprising fine Hair. Tooth, snd Nail Brushes; Tortoise Shell ami Ivory [Trie and Dress ing Combs: Poeket-flooßw. fine Fancy Soap;* and Toilet B.tttles, A.,,.. Ac. in great variety. W. PETERSON, 155 M 'in st. CT. Nit HOI.A*"nAI.OON-A. ANTON I -1 k ' hive now th* lar e.-t and the finest aaaortment of Confectionery ever ollered to thia city at reduced prises. Alao, atari c stock of Fire Worka. ANDREW ANTONL Main street. EVKRYTMINTJ «;t»OI>. EVERYTHING CHEAP, EVERYTHING DESIRABLE-For seat's wear, can be ootamed at llti Maui st . cheap for cash. A crowd of Gooda whiehmustbe sold, are now offered on „>,.*! terms. TUBMAN k HULL. FLAVOKINfi EXTRACT».-Superior I ix tract of Vanilla, Extract Lemon. Cinnamon, Pine Apple. Strawiie-r) Ac . for Savoring lell es, pies, custards, Jkc W. PETERSON. Drugaist, UK .Main atraet. MILITARY OOtfiM.-Blueand <."r.M CiTitha snd Satuirts; Firainia Militar. Buttons; Gilt and Worsted Lace and Cord, fee. A lull thick ia store and lor sale low. KENT. PA INK k CO. DItkWIIIIAT t AhU FLATUS Hot Wa *# ter Cake Plates, a aaaral artivla at this season ofthe year, to he h id of T. A BUL X LEV, 137 Main at rest. r r*k B KF." o, ' :s « TORI* i: II O E s.-ioono 1 TORPEDOES best quality put up ia cartoons, BISO loose, lor H-tlc lo LOUIS J. RQBBIEUT, No.nl Man nt. IJoBSX£ , 1 * )IA KUHHER (ONGREM Aa BOOTS, with or wi'liout heels. ,*] 2:, per pa.r MARCI 8 HARRIS \ BRO., Corner 11th and Mam streets. F IBIE>CRACKERS, FIRE.t RAta>».Ma. fiOOlmxsaNo. IGold Chop FI RE CRACK ERS, juat receivnd, for sale ba LOUIS J. BORSIEUA, N,». mi Main st. F' VBM I FI'RN! ! FI"R 81 ! '.- A larite and handaome supply of Sable, Mink, Fitch, L\nx, aad other FVRS, just received per steamer, and for aale low. R. L. DICKINSON, No. 7rt ataifl street. 4 IIHO*. HAMS, 4 t,erce» DRIED REEF g casea BEEF TONGUES. 10 bids. Rump PORK. For aals on eeaarennieat '■» RBIDGFORD k CO .on the Pock. pO»E*»"REFINED GEJLA TINE, Coeaer'a V> lainalasa, and a neneral assortuwut ol fiesh opioos and Aromatcs (or sile by E. J. PICOT. cor Maui and 17th sts. PLATE WARM ER». A few Paste Wnnnere ea hand, and tor aale at redui-ed prirta. _ T. A. BL'LKLEY. LADIES' MOKOI I O HEEL ROOT* At only 91.20. vary Kood, at ■ WM. WALSH'S. KM) (MfMi F»-%L Hat VARA CIGARS, va I"V,WV rioua brands, lust ,ecei< cd. for rale hjr WM. WALLACE SONS. CRI'»HFII*i;«AR»- Powdered Sugars, Col fee Sugars, landing and for sale t>v LAG. B.DAVENPORT. C" LOVER *FEI> -lira buxhels pome new crop Clover Seed, for sa'e l,y MAttSIK A FLBASANTH._ OOOR *i AT». - A large Basorltneut D'H.r Mlits to be found st Bt'LKLEY'fi. LAW AND MEDICAL CARDS. | af-rspa UR. WM.at. PHILLIPS continues j fiPVI3» to oiler his services in the various lirauehes of his profession, to the citizens ol Sid ney nnd the public generally. Office and residence, corner Elmwoed and Lau rel streets., west corner of Old Fair Grounds.) Bta» Prescriptions compounded, or Bsedicinea furnished to oi der. de 'It— 7t ■Osm ti MIS F. W. AR MI BTJBA »•. bK_2L ATTORNEY AT LAW, Richmond. \>., Will practice in the Courts of the City of Rich- 1 mor.d. and of the counties of llen-ico and l.omaa. j Hi. Office With Win. IL Lyons. Esq., on Ptfe BL, between Green aad Bread. deo-im LBS fc S'LEAKANTN. AT TO R aK»3kN BYB AT LAW. Practice in tne Courts he'.dia Richmond, Henrico. tJoocafauM and Han Aa Notaries Public, and Commissioners ol J)e»d.«. Ac, tnev bjw authorised te take Depositions, Arada vits. AoJxnowlsdxmsßUof Deads, Fowersof Attpr n*>v. P.illk ~f Sale, .*o., t» r»t used or recorded in t,,e mveral States and Territories ol the I'mon. Office on 11th at., id door lrom Ma,n. mil 12— Iv .*~ FAJRKE FOINDEXTER, ATTOR aVjf NKV AT LAW. RICHMOND. VA. wdl practice ,n the eitj oi Riehaaoad and ia tlie cur. Use of Chesterfield, Powhatan am! Am, la. B____.OBaoe m Gsls'a Building, corner ol Main and Uth st.-eete. aeSlv-l LOTTERY. UrooD, eddy a co.s SINGL I■'. NIVi HE R I .<■ >TTERIES, GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE 8100,00*1 | NEARLY ONE PRIZE To EVERT NINE TICKETS. THE EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGSo Wood. Ed.lv A Co.'sSibkls Number Loteriea will take place .n public, iimlei tiie superintendence <d sworn Commissioners, al Augusta, Georgia,aa loi loWS ' Clasa No. tl draws Sati*kpay. December I7th, i^''- ClaasNn.aS " " Jaaaary 2\*\. I*». Class No ho " " February 18th, WW. EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING, To take place as above specified. 1 GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE 0F...— . .SIOO OHO '■ 1 Prize of SKUNK 1 Prize of. SS.«WU 1 " of 30.0110 ] " of -...5...1H1 I " ~f 16 OOP go Prizes of L.si) I " of. 10,000 nm - of LOsB l " of 8.000100 ", t teg 1 " of .', 888 h») " ol 4 : « I " of 6.090 ISn " of 301) APPROXIMATION PRIZES. I prises ol 0600 Approximating to •109.000 prize are §3,sM t prizes of no Approximating to 60,000 prizitare -•' 1)0 4 prizes oi 888 Approximating to 30,000 prize are ].<HH) t prizes of 300 Approximating to la.OnO prize are 1.2<K1 gpr.zesof aOO Approximating to lo.<»*>» prize are 800 viprizeaof 100 Approximating te 6.1x0 prize are iM**. 6,000 prizes ef Ware 10" 000 5,620 prizes amounting to $615000 Whole Tickets .;J.; Halves ■jlo; tgaartera SS; Ei .inns tJ.eo. THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS of Wood, Ed iL k Co.'a Lotteries will take place at Augusta, Georgia, as folios ■ : Clasa 62 Draws on Saii bbay, December S*th, is."). Class 63 " " " 31at. 1U59. Class 64 " " Jnaaarj rth, 1860. Clasa 66 " " " Mth, IS6O. Clasa 67 " " " 18th, IBGO. ORDINARY DRAWING, To take place aa above specified. 1 GRAND CAPITAL PRIZEOF 650,000 1 " " S2O/001 I Prize of .*i.•.'•, 1 " " 10,000 50 Frizes ol WW t " '• a.i«Ki 1100 " " ii" 1 " " 4.nne 100 " '• 3UO i " " a.ww, 100 '• '• 160 I IK! " - * iU.I APPROXIMATION FRIZES, i arises ol B*Bo Approximating t>. 960,909 prize ire Jl 6'W 4 prizes ~f ;«..t) Approximating to JbAOO prize are I.2'X) 4 prizes of 250 Approximating to 10.000 prize are I.(i 00 4 prizes of 225 Approximating to i-tiOO prize ure 900 g prizes of ao Approximating to 4.000 puze are 800 4 prizes of IN Approximatine to 3.U00 prize are GOO gprisea of lm. Approximating to 1.600 prize tire ....... 4'JO s,o<X> prises of •■;2D are §160,088 6.4V 1 ) prizes. BBBoanting to 9.50.009 Whole Tickets Slo; Halves S6: Quarters §2 int. li OOli, I- ODi &■ CO.'S ORAM' EXTRORDINARY DRAWINGS, ON Till' lilllKK M '.tI.K.R PLAN, CA PITAL PRIZE ro.. -i<iu .i> o <•: *' i Takes place on the Last Saturdai in each month. Whole Tickets $20, Halves SKJ, (Auartera $6, Eighths 52.50. In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the money to our address lor what yon wish to pur chase; name the Lottery in which yon wish it in vested,and whether wish Wholes. Halves, Quarters or Eighths, on receipt of which w*«end what is ordered, hy first mail, together witil the scheme. Immediate!? after the drawinr, a Printed draw ing. Certified to b} the Commissioner:-, will be sent, with aa Explanation. Purchasers will please write their signatures plain, and jtive the name of their Post-Office, Coun ty and State. All communications Bti ictlj confidential. KE. All Frizes of SLOOOand under, paid imme diatci) after the drawing—otiiei Prizes at ; te usual lime of fort. daye. Ordera for Tickets to he directed either to WOOD. EDDY k CO.. Augusta, Ca,., Or WOOD. EDDY <!t CO., Atlanta, Ga., Or WOOD, EDDY k CO., Wilmington, Pel. Kit. A list of the numiiers that are drawn from the wheel, with the amount of the Prize t bat c irh one is entitled to. will be published after c cry drawing in the following papers:—AuKUSta (Geo.) Constitutionalist, Mobile Register, Nashville fJa zette,Richmond Dispatch, Paulding (Miss.) Cla rion. INFIRMARY Ol Till. MllllSt.ll, COL -1 I EGE.- rhis Infirmary is situated at the corner ol Marshall and Cell- estreeti ,in an elevate, md healthful position, convenient to the Railroad I c pota Hotels and other centres nflnisiness. it .£ furnished with every arran en,en' requisite loi the successful treatment ol diseases and injui , ■ md for the comfort ol the all persons re guirint MEDICAL or 81'ROICAL aid, except the insane and those laboring under cunta ioua diseases, Rre admitted into the institut on. I I ; in women are also received ■.•;.'. ea.refull_ •itretiii,.,; to. Private rooms furnished a it n desired. The patients are under the eh irse of the Pro; :s --tora of the College, who visit the wards daily. The charges for Board. Medical Attendance, Nursing and Medic ne are, for Per week. White Patients 48 Colored " ,#3 Private R«> mis .7 to 6'is la addition to the a bone rates, in easea requiring B Surgical Operation, by a reemeni with the pro prietors ol the Bellevue Hospital, a small fee ia charged in the operation, ran inn from 92 t.. >.ii . according to its importance. The particular lee in any case ma) be ascertained by application to eith er ol the Attending Surgeons or tae Resident Phy sician. All charges payable on tho removal of the pa- AtteaduaxSurKeona-Proa. GIBSON, PETICO LASand WELLFORD. Attenuin ■ Physicians—Profs. TUCKER CON WAY md McCAW. Resident Phyaician-EDMUNDS MASON, M.D. Stews rd— F. M•PA RRI -Tl. President-L. 8. JO\ NES, H. D. Psraona ia the country, desiring to send patients to the infirmary . may address either the President or the Resident Physician. iaaV—ly VOiK K.--Tne undersigned Ik?s leave to in- j H foi in the trade of Richmond, that they have this day opened a WHOLESALE GROCERY'and ! PKOVIsioN STORE, on Kith atreet, (Wallace Bona'old stand.) and name in part— Blhhds. n"w Baltimore HAMS. 5 hints, tieu Baltimore BREAST BACON. lo hhda. Western and Baltimore 81 Id's. lo hhda. West,-- n and Baltimore SHOULDERS. KM loxes CI T riNO CHEESE. 75 ehoioe Goahen and Glades BUTTER. 15 i,l>!s. Bakers' BET I ER. B9 bbls. and kega No. 1 LARD. ba boxes superior MOULD CANDLES. st> Nixes Q .V 1) Adamantine do. is boxea BROWN SOAP. And a fine stock ol WINES and LIQUORS. We otter the above on aa reasonable terms as the. can he had in thisoity. PARKS ,V MINER, lathst, Wallace Sons' old stand. OJLS. I'OMV WINDOW OLASS. AM* A RTI STS' MATI •; X IAI .S.-W M. SAT iI. X X k CO.. No. Its Mais -ra-.Kt:T, Ridmond, Va.— We have just completed our Pall .stock of the above-mentioned articles, to auit purchasers 2.000 boxea French Window Glas«; |(000feetof stained, enamelled. :ii,,l colored Glass: 2000 pare Linseed Oil; 800 gallons Boiled Linseed Oil; 1,000 gsllona Varnishes, of ever) description; 1.000 gsllona Spir- j its of Turpentine; M 6 galloaa Machine Oil; is'ioo lbs. v\ hits Lead, American and English: I 080 lbs. Zire. in Oil, Aniarican and French; 30 bbLa. Coop ers' Glue, various grades; 25 bbls. Venetian Red, English: 30 bbls. Kalaomine; 20 bbls. Paris White; 60 obis Mineial Paint, ohooolate and Blabs color. Ia addition to tms. we call the attention of whole sale, purchasers and others to hit assortment of Brushes, of even daacriptioa; Colon •.-.round in oil oi the most favorite brands: s.md Paper; Artiata' Materials, of every desenptioa; Mathe matical Inatrumenta; Drawtna Paper: American, English and French I)taw,ti;s; Pencils. Eng lish and 'Jen!.:,n; LooJuag-Glasa Plates; Picture Frame*, and Gilt Moßldin_;s. WM. BATTLER k CO. /■''Kl \T INIJI « ENESTI TO CUSTOM. ERS.-The whole entire stock of Goods to be tanaed out in expectation of haviag the house pull ed down during the ensuin. year; and rather than have the goods removed or sold at anctioß, i will from tins time oner my stock at extra low pnees. not taking the oost of a grant man) articles in consideration. \on can hud a fu'l aaaortment of Bleached and L'aNeacbed Cottons; Flannels; Cor- BBtS, to hook and lace; Corsets to taenia front; Embroideries; Millinery Goods; White Goods; Tar latans, .some m low us 185 a n t.s ; Shirt Bosoms; Children's and L dies' Under Shirts; 500 Hoop Skirts; BlaekSilks; llmr Nets; Dress and Cloak Tiimmiius; Embroidered H-'kls. at Is 1 , eta ; Lim it) Beads at locts The coods must ba Bom, and the ladies will find it to their interest to call and make their selections. R. QOLPBMIT. 2i*s Bread street.^ Furs: itbsi: Kins:::-j U gt received, a i lanie and splendid assortment of LADIES'and MISSES' FANCY FURS, in meat variety,consist ing in part of SABLE, MINK. FITOII, RUSSIAN FITCH, LYNX. JENETTE. ' SQUIRREL, IMITATION FITCH, Also, OENT'M FINE F*IR CAPS. MUFFLERS and GAUNTLLTTS. ELLETT k WEISIGER, No 1i57 Main at., oesoarte Exchange Rank. A FPLEv. MMllklll MITt TONOIKS. /V Ac.— By ateamer, to-day. lam in receipt ol J 100 bb<s. choice eariiii: Apples ;20 do. cooking do.; 1 tierce Uninkeu Heel; I box lUitsi Ton ues: 1 do. Smoked Salmon; 26 kits No 1 Mickerd, which I will sell st the lowest poasihie p'iee J. P. KAVKNAOH, Family Grocer »nd Liquor Denier. . 172 Broad at, below oth. IaIFE INSURANCE. &c. CLAVF LIFI-". INSFRANCF..-TIIE RipH l> MONO Ft R E A*SOC lAT lON-S 'tartly | HOME INBTITI TlON—with an ample Capital and Surpfus. issues poUciawoa the lives of Slavee i on as moderate terms aa an* Rood and reliable , Compaay, The basineas <l the Company ut bob fined exclusively to thia State, and haium noa-en eieseven risk has the Mraonal supervision ol its own officers, sivinit a heltnr security far the pro tection of the insurer's interests. Parties renelm,? in the country having negroes to injure, where it is iBOOBVSBient to have them examined in the cit\,iriill>e furaiahed with all ue oeaaary papera, upon application by mail, or at the Office, N„ mis Main street,* doors from oorner ol llth, were the Officers v 111 take pleasure in giving any ml..i.nation upon theauhjfetiaf DAVID Ci RRLb, PresidßßL R„. A Tomps lss, Seoretnnr. Dk M. Br/BTOB, Medical Examine.-. de.W-d.V.<lm INNtHAN* !•: «> SLAV BS. -The uuder*i,;n ed is prep v,.1 to make „__,___ INSURANCE ON SLAI ES. aader liberal and rcliahie policies, oa the most fa voraldo terms. , , . IL- respectfully asks bit friends and the public feiic ill] haviag tnsuranoe of this h;iid to provide, t.. call at lua oliiee oa llth street, assurune them that even proper effort will be made to transact theirbnamesspromptly andastiafactonly. lie in vites app leationa, however the staves desired to ''''•'''-''"''''^^''"'T'iiot-M.ALFIUEND. de3o-3t Uth atreet, Richmond. Va. ULATK 1 N B I 1177 - : M CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE ' COMP I VY OF RALEIGH. N. C. < aeital, vi".titfl.66. SLAVES INSURED :u the above substantial Company, for one or mora years, oa tne moat fa vorable terms. All losse« promptly paid. COCKE & CLOSE. Agents. Office on Hill street, in Exchange Hotel Buildinr, ,ie .TO-Ct Rjchinond, Va. 0 I < H >1 «N 1) A ti i: N V V NORTHERN ABBURANCECOMPnr, LONDON. t 0 X EIRE AND LIKE ASSURANCES. HKAri OFFICES : London, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Phila ph.a. . y.fi> H "'c/ '" Kfi- -Cnp'tal. >t>.J'.'- : .-ie,l. ANNUAL REVENUE NEAR Sl,Oeo,0OO! POLICIES granted at the lowest rates of pre mium iv the above company, by COCKE k CLOSE. Ag« Bts, Office on luh street, Ex. Hotel Building. ~(•9- dim Richmond, v a. 1 in; iNii■ k v nt:. *'t:. , _~,. L FOR CITIZENS AND BLA\ ES. NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSUR ANCE COMPANY, RALEIGH, N. C. , IXCOBFOBATBD IB 1849.) Agents'QjUe on Uth St., Exchange Hotel Build ing, Hi -imend, I". ASS E T S —*31 <).<;■-• 1 t'-IL t.IFE INSURANCE being now a subject of irreat and grou interest to ths public, its merits must i•■ too evident to every citizen to be ma ited upon—for its object is not to provide anainatthe casualty oi death, but amim-;! the unhappy conae nuenees attending tins fearful but unavoidable event. Snrelv. at the present enon ,s value ol Slaves, few-owners wnl require any ar umenl to cotiv c tiiem ofthevaat importance ol provid ing at once acainst tiie loss of thia valuable pro perty—when by investina a merely aonunn sum For a.polios in the above Company, they maj safe ly secure themselves a«ainst the loss ~f hundreds of dollars. COCKE k CLOSE, Agents. Dm. Robbbt >L OAtiiii.i..) v.eiiu'iS Examiners. Robert G. Cabkll,\ r\ Office Exchange Hotel. de 9- dim I IF X I HIVB »N « E . PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMFY OF PHILADELPHIA, I'A.. .' IN I oHl'.ltt ATE li IN 1847.) Agents' Ojfict on Mt'i S:., Exehangi Hotel Build ing, Richmi >;•!, Va. CAPITAL AND ASSETS-« 900,000. Persons desiring to eSeel INBI RANCE on their lives will consult th-'ir interest.- bj examining the principles winch regulate tins well estal Uahed and eminently reliable Company, before applying elsewhere. Any information «»n tiie subieot of Life Insurance will he freely eranted and promptly furnished gratia to applicants, by mail or in per s „ n . COCKE ft CLOSE, Agents. Dr. P. W. llancoi k. Medical Examiner. de 9 -dim Rl< HMONJDAGENCY OI TIIL SOUTH ERN PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY, Chartered by the Legislatui <•/ Virginia in 1354. " Capit;il.-.>::.'.0.00i). HOME OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA, VA< Insures on the rati, and iiulual Plan. HENR"i W.THOMAS ANOUS R. BLAKEY, T. i.. ROBE R I SUN, J AM EST. CLOSE, ED. BANGSTER, WM. D. MABBEY, Db. R. H. STABLER. THOMAS T. HILL, CHRIST'R NEALE, RICH DfI.CARTER, P. D. I IPSCOMB, ROBT. F. LESTER, BILASBIULOW, 8. T. STUART, « WM. M. i L RN Kit. WM. VY RIGHT. OFFICER-:. HENRY W.THOMAS. President T. B ROBER rSON, Vice President, THOS. T. HI LL, Treasurer. WM. W RIGHT, Secretary. JAS. T. CLOSE. Actuary and 'iener.ii Agent. Applications for Insurance granted, and poli lies issued and renewed on the most favorable rerun;, in The ..hove Company, at ouroffi, i. B, A. COCKE. L. O. CLOSE. Uthstt. Exchange Hotel Build is ~r- 't - Ci'u Richmond, vs. FIRE INSURANI E. MARINF INSURANCE : ! Qcorporated IS 2. > THE VIRGINIA FIRI AND MARINE INSUR ANCE COMPAN Y. ■ByOffice No, ..I Main Street, Richmond."^6l Capital and Surplus, 3230,01 ■ TsisCoxi ••.", hastheadvantaseofrrc •■ >~ a years' experience in tlie Insurance business, and having enjoyed the favor of the public during -ill of that period needs no special recon lendationto the c ' sens of '•'.: :inia. It effects Fire Insurance in city and, untry. a:.d Murine Insurance to all pai I • ol the world. Its cash capital »nd surplu • are as al ove, and its affairs :ir» managed pnidently, but liberally . and its rates ire as ',■«.- as tin- c ■>! anj other good instito • ; .ii. -i KECTOKS I W, i.. Cowsrdin, •'■ E. Wadsworth, Patri '\ Cv! en Joseph Allen, '.' m. Beers, Geo. W.Smith. Horace 1.. Kent, rhos.Hainson, !*. L.Winston, Wm. Palmer, ■■■ h ! s. W. Pureeil, Jno. K.Gordi n, Alex. K. Parker, Jos. P. Wii ston, Aich.Thomas. Jas. \. fnloes, 11. A. Ckuborne. Appl] to the Pree dent -.r Secretary, in person >.r by lettei W, L. COWARDIN, President Wm. Willis, Jb , Seeretar. je j— a 1859. removal. tSb9. FAN-LEW, TAYLOB i: CO., HAVE REMOVED THEIR ENTIRE BTOCE OF HARDWARE AND COACH MATERIAL To the large .-unl desirable store, No 74, MAIN STREET, ■iiCA,;; y oprosirfi tei has a. pbicb ft c>>., Where they are offering the- mosl thorough and complete asi . I roenl of GOODS IN THEIR LINE, Ami wiU be happy to receive their friends a*i«i the puhlie. oc3—Ata ULATK R VVI V . joiiN g. McMillan, Who hi's 'l.d twenty-Sve yeara' expeneaoe in the business, is prepared to put on SLATE ROoFSo. every description, and with the U'st maternis. Nt uliort entice. Specimens of his work can be seen on application, runt orders left at his office,on M ur. street, netif Bth, or at the .-iice of Ai.hKKT L. Wbsl, Architect, Goddin's HaU, will be prou i.> attendi d to. oe lt<- n. ' [TCAiIKJLIN PAPER MILL, !■ KM'iiMOMi. VA. BELVIDERE MANUFACTURING COMPANY keeps constantly on hand all descriptions of EN VELOPE. MANILLA AND WRAPPING PA PER, NEWS AND HnoK PAPER, ... all quail t:c- and sises, furnished at short notice, utmh p.i:d 'ur K;i..s. scin-dly GEO. WHI fFXBLD, Pres't BJFR STOCK HI FRESH 6UODS Al IN GREAT REDUCTIONS FROM FORMER PR i C ES—SOUTH EIfN I M POB TING HOI'S E - SAMUEL SUTHERLAND, No. 133 Main atreet, Richmond. Va., importer ol ami dealer in Gnns, Pistols, Rifles, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches. Game Bags, Wadding, and Sporting Articles nl a 1 kinds, Pocket Cattery, Walking Canes, Fishing Tackle, Ac, Ao. Lots Revolvers in any <iuau tity. and on the cost favorable terms. T-'iis certifies that at the sixth annual exhibition ol the United States Agricultural Society, held at Richmond. Va., October, 1.558, one Silver and I hree Br. iize Medals were awarded to SAMUEL SUTHERLAND, of Richmond, Va., for Guns, Pistols and ILlles. Tt.Mu Tiloumax, Pres'fc Baa 1-LKi.Kv Poqu^Sm^t, [RON! IROItL-DIRECT IMPORTATIONS. I 2Sotoßs English Refined IRON, in store and ic esivißg per ship Erie, direct from Liverpool, em bracinx .iluit aaaortment ol Bagaall'B Bhaftiag aad Rounds from l 4 to E • inches; Squares lrom ;., to M x inobeat Flats from "'j to '-a to 6xl and lux' 1 , inefaea; Ovale from M to ] inch; Half Ovals from H to I inch; Hail' Ro.inus lrom ,' 2 to 1 inch; Horse .Shoe from v tolx.'a inch; Norway Rail Rous, Hoops, Bands and Sheet Don. A1a0,40 tons Swedes Iron, assorted sizes; 6 tons English. American and German Steel; for Bale by EDWIN WORTHAM i CO. de 2- dv ewSm IOHB A. Ha»BI«. I THUS. a. HOLWAV. ( HI- PARTN MRSiI I P.-The unders ie t.-d have y entered into a CO-PARTNERSHIP, dating from thia data, uticer the name ana sii le of HAM RIS * HOLM AW, lor car runs on ths GENERAL COMMISSION mid FORWARDING BUSINESS, and will give strict personal attention to the aale of alt COUNTRY PRODUCE, and tl- forwarding of Goods and MANUFACTURED TOBACCO!- They are located at the Fame bnamaas hosuta re cer.tl) occupied by Harris at Moore, on the Basin bank, belwcen llth aud 12tli sis. JOHN A. HARRIS. nolO-ts THOS. ii. HOL MAN, •4TEW BIITUIt, LAHJ9 VNO «HI I SE IN STORE-No.«, MAIN ST7-The aqaeenber has takea the above Store, and otf t »is for sale a stock of fresh Orange Countj a<.d State BETTER, LARD. CHEESE,WHEAT and BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. HAMS, SHOULDERS, MIDDLINGS, FISH. CORNED *od SMOKED BEEF, PORJC CIGARS, BOAP, STARCH, ie, ie, ic. The aUive articles are all sent here ar.d sold on Oesamiaaioß, and will he sold low for can. |no»-tB| E. HALLOCK. A.ent. Tl RNKK IN | l/ol V, HARO-VVOOIJAND BONE—UMBRELLA, PARASOL and CANE MAM FACT! REX. —Particular attention said to BILLIARD, BAGATELLE, POOL and ROU LETTE HAIL.s. CHECKS in now ..nd fancy pat terns; UMBRELLA and PARASOL HANDLES, andauv variety of IVORY OOODS. Also. UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS re-cov ered sad repaired by F. A. RFICHMAN, eelS—dasa* 12thstreet, i.e.ir Main. PENITLNTIAHY «. r boiiS-For sale at tne store. No. 27 Pent street: NEGRO CLOTHING. BROGUES AND .SHOES, WAGONB AND CARTS, SPRING PRAYS. FURNITURE WAGONS, SAFES. WAKDKOBKS, AXES, CROWBARS ie R. M. NIMMO, General Anent Virginia Penitentiary, NEGRO HIRING. &c. Niitillii HIRiNO.-TheßßßaßribßT again af rerahissarvioea tohia friends and the ..üb'io ja, nsent for HIRING OUT SERVANTS, lie ikes himself lo use every etlortto n«.-iire to the ' inas'cr the beat priecs nnd to the serwint mod ! homes, "ill iilli.iiil .iiiimiiinlt) iaeaßeojswltnßßß. rakssthe libert] to refer to tae Wtewiag gaatls -1 nun. for whom he has transacted business ol Hie kind, some of them lor man* veara: , ,„ Dr. 8. 8. Henlcv, Volnev Walker. W in. D. I u.i. er. A. Pointer. T. IL C. Jones, and "ie... M. I'd diet.,,!. Esqs..of Kins and Queeß county ; Dr. J. •>• Wriaht and B. E. Wri.hl. Es-i . Essex pwißty, lames C.Roy, LSI., Henrico county, at.d Jus.rt. Pendleton. Amherst eonnty, Tn. , am. office at my store, opposite the st .< iarie* Hotel. J AMES MOORE. de ..ii- dttawi* hewtt ISM. 1860. COCK E A CLOSE. INSFRAhCE ANDCOLLECTING dGEA / 5, Will mve their especial attention to HI JUNO OUT SERVANTS. COLLECTING RENE*, and tbeeolls, tine and adjustmentol claims generally. Office on Uth »t-oet, in basement ol hxenanga Hotel BuildißS, Richmond, Va. ne* « . NJEORO HIRING.- rhe anbacriber aaainof- LN rershiaserviceato bis friends and the public for HIRING OUT NEGROES for the ensuing ye ur. He pledges himself to rise his hent exertioua to , promote the interests of those who may favor '>•'« wit.i their business, ami to pay special attention to the negroes during sickness. He hoses, from long experience, to he aetata g*** Office at the old stand of Dahaey A- Caathorn, corner of Mun and 15th streets, opposite the St. Charles Hotel. tIjWAKUN.DAB.iI... de 17—dlmaiewH IBJECIR 0 HIRI N 6 rSK Iw 6•.- IN The aut'ficntiers ait'iin offer their aervTosa to e AG r ENTS a FOR HIRING OUT NEGROES. . An experiene of sis tears aaablsa us to promise the heat prieea and good boßaeeforall negro saen trusted to our <• ire. ,-.,_. We also attend to the sale >f all kinds of CO! N TRV PROIH'oE. and respectful j ask consign ments. KAU :,;,•,.- ft. HOLLADA}, Uth street, between M un and Cary, de Ig-dAclrn Richmond. Va. UIRINO.— LEWIfi HILL attends to the sa',e«l CORN, WHEAT, roBACCO, Ac, and cor tinuesto HIRE OUT NEGROES. de 10—dAe. wlm 186 a ""W."" 1 1800. ROBERT •■>■ i.VNK. The subscriber respeetfnli) oilers his services attain to Ins friends aad puhiic generally •as aa AGENT in the City of Richmond to hire out ne itroea. He has had an experience oi morethaa 0 yeara in Negro hiring, during that period has nev er lost tlie hire of a negro sent t» him. Tiie lures have been paid Quarterly, Rood homes and fan prices obtained, which has given entire eatisfao tioa to allot his petrona. Noeßbrt willbesparod in future to advance the interest, and secure the approval of all who mai patronise him. He Ins practiced mediciae for twenty rear?, and though he" Iris retired Iron, the active duties of Ihh profession. *et he will prescribe, without charge in all simple cases, so us to avoid medical luiis as far as possihle: much has been saved to the own ers during thia year by thai course. Persons intending to send Negroes to ium wil ; lease notify him ••( such intention, and semi their negroes to his office by the iit of January. He has made ample arrangements to have them well cared lot til! hired our. RO. B. LYNE, Office ib basement of Metropolitan HaU. KBFKBENCBS I Ex.-Gov. J. M. Gregory, (3rd. Geo. F!i theraon, Judge Wm. W. Crump. Judge J. B. Clopton, Stephen Hunter, JumesCity. Logan Waller. Elder Ja.s. W. Gob"", W. W. Wooldridze, oraag«. Richmond. A. N. Bernard, Hon. D. C. Dejarnette, Elder Geo. W. Eve, • ie,, Fitahnch, E5..., Fredericksburg, fir. I'rquart, Eider R. L. Coleman, Carol -it-. Albt mat le. Mnscoe Garnett, Dr. Gessrcr Hai riaon. E.M. Ware, Charlottesville. Dr. B. Roy, D. M. Bernard, 11. Robinson, Petersburg. Essex. Dr. J. Simpkins, NorJ ilk. Dr. J. B. Roane, 11. C. Wilson. Charles City. Chesterfield. John Hunter. Louisa, M. N. Walton. Fan gui- r. de U—dAdm 1860. »««*»J!«»»»«* iB6O. V.. A. -I. CLO PTK>*N, GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR, DVBICB COK3BB W.m.i. ami Era Mvi.iN' BTS., [Oppositi Dirkinsan, Hill * C 0.,) RICHMOND, VA. The subscriber l>e-.n tn return h:s acknowledg ments to his friends and patrons for their favors during the past rear, and would inform tbem that ie still continues the business of HIRING OUT NEGROES. RENTING OUT HOUSES, COL LECTING iII,AIMS, and all other business per taining to a HEN EH A I. AGENCY, to all of which he -. ea bis persona! attention. Parties in the country whp may entrust the hi ring of tne ir negroes to him. mar rest assured ol ever', attention being paid to getting them none otter I it good homes and the host prioes, and in the event of sii kness, the best medtcatastd per ■,.-. ,:..'• otioa anail alwaj she supplied. VS'X. Negroes for hire the coming year had better be sent in to me as earh alter Christinas as pos»i He. Tetboseal n distance to whom I am personally iiiikiiov. :i. I beg to relcr to tlie following persons i Richmcm I. Essejr County. Dickinson, Hill 4 Co. N. J. B. Whitlock, King ie Queen County. Dr. E. L.Wright, Dr. Thomas LaUne, Dr. Jas. H. Latane, Lr. ii. Faantleroy. Ed. I-. Noel. tl'. »l»n .- land County. Dr. Bey. I). R*y. Dr.F. D. Wheelwright, King Witltam County, Rev. Thos. E. i.-eKe, John L. Latane, Carolini County. Wm. C. Latane, Robt. Hml.il,. Dr. John Lewi-. Dr. Jno. D.Butler, Gloucester County. 1., li. Kemp. Dr.T.C Clopton. ■ ■.:■■ 9—Bwita" ,l\ewlm 1860. N£GKO ii ,R,JIG - 18()U. 11DWARD I>- RACFIO, GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR. or k . Ei oa \r::i ll in si. and bxchabg c ai.lkv. (V, ' .'i r.'e Or. i\ R. Brirken's Insuranci Qfice, and directly oppositt to J. rV. Gordon &■ Sens Commission House.) RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. The sub Tiber would respectfully inform hie friends md tne pubi, eeneralb that he will con tinue ii the so.!-- Itneol business the ensuing ■ c ir. v 7: HIRING uUT and SELLING SERVANTS. RENTING OF I ii'T- ES. SELLING H EAI ES- T VTE. NEGOTIATING LOANS COL. ECTI NG BON DM, NOTES sod OPEN ACCOI NTS and at t, in! iit to all ether i.nsiness pertaining to a Gene ral A et.t. Thankful for past favors, he respectful- I. solicits a continuance of the same Persons i.it- ndin - to -end me their servants from the conntri. will please do m> early alter Ci"-!*: mas day, in order that good homes and good prices may tie secured. de It. -Jur MEDICINES. |"|R. UOOFLANAVS OERNAiI BITTERN DR.HOOFLAND'B BAI BAMIC CORDIAL, T»« *r"i: standard medicines i I Ihi present ace, «;: acquired their grcntrpopularity only th • tgh vir.v gf trial. Unl eundt •! satisfaction s re:i-h r.ii by them .'.t all cases, and the people havtpr enounced tnem icoi.',". LIV Eli I X• '■". rl. A IN 1". ;I VS !• gpv ia. JA UN DICE, T*FFII ITYOP THE NERVOUS SYSTE ;. DISE i SKS OF Th :'■: KID VEYS, and all diseases arising fn tn a disordered Host or weakness of the. si \maeh •■. I dices five organs, -ire j speedily :.!.■< pi.rmane.nlly cured . t/icutIHMAN j BITTERS. The JS".- i SA MIC t OR DIA L has acquired i reyu tation surpassing vmi of any similar preparation > •'. fi mill cure, without fail, the most se-\ •■ '- -t , : '.:■■.< standing C'JCHH. COLD, OR HOARSENESS, BRON CHITIS, TNFI UENZA.CROUP. PNEU- M ON IA. INCIFIENTCONS UMPTION, and has v*rfo, mod tke most a. tonishint •urrs «r«r knovrn nf CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION! A foot doses wilt <: •, nt enct cheel and curt the ntostse >er« DIARRHfBA proceeding from Colon THB BOWBXS. These modi ines are prepared »v Dr. C. M. Jack bob k Co.. .">«. 118 Arch • ',-• '. '';■. i lelphia. Pa., a>i'l f.ri sold ;rj druggists and dealers in medicines ever where,a:76 ntt per bottle. The signature ej C. M. Jacksok anil be o* the outside wrapper of un i oi ttle, l-i :■.' AVmamat published annually by the pro prietor i called EyXBTBODY'e AugAMSC, -jvi. :?i'l nndta many and commendatory notices fran nil parts af the country. These Almanacs are gives* awayby all our r.<t«fs, PURCELL.LAHD fc CCAgentn, jell-..l*ewiy Riehmnmt. va BEST LOI 6H SYKUP i IN THE WORLD! Tne iiest COUGH SYRUP in the world .si HA&TSHORNH'S PECTORAL SfYKCP OF WILD CHERRY. 1 hia article is prepared by a ehenuat, .■,;. i is \ ,o nouaced bj medical men and those who ha <■ used a, to be the heal preparation for COUGH; . COLDS. CATARRH, BRONCH ITI S, HOARSENEK.S SOKE rHROAT FROM A COLD, and a preven tive of that iion of diseases, CONSUMPTION. Persons who sing should ÜBS it. It in pleaßßßl to tiie tame, seftena clears aud strengthens the voice, allays all irritation ofthe throat aud la;;.-:, und prevents taking odd. I^.Bottles i", aud 60cents -ir-d »i. N. B.—lfyi i art bilious and have a I d cold. u:ie HARTSHORNE'B ANTI-BILIOUS PII 1..5. They remove ail 1.-oe ami oolds from ths system.— I Twenty-aye ccuts a U,.<. bold by allDrugftistsin X chiiiond. _ ► l&—«rn j A VIRGINIA B X >51" i;'. .MB S. DAW I« COUGH ELIXIR, one ol the best known reme dies for COl GHS aad COLDS, has been in va« in Richmond and its vicm-..:* for the pan afteea or twenty >eaia, and has. alwaya proved erti- o-ious iv Congha and Colds. Tne foih.winji certificate WBB Bolentanty given hv Key, Mr. Wiles in ISM • .. U; ;'' v ,!,' l ?. l : GBBBH, OABOWJia, March *. I<2U. Mr c. 0. .« ai.ti:i;—i-o ir >';r: I take pleasure in informing you that "Mrs. Daws' Cough Elixir." I ' Burohashedof you, baa acted like a oharin upon u.y little daUKhter, <»;,c,i kiie had the Whooeinx Cough ' very had. I have used it also iv casci of Colds, at tended with severe soughing, and n> every case tne same happy result.! have been produced. 1 regard thispreß*ration as no. excellent medicine.and in I my .uiii'ment no liuialy ouulit to be with, ut it. Pastor of the M. E. Church, Snath, on the Caroline I Circuit, Va. Conf. For sale hy .Mrs. A, «. Daws, Fi herd Wipstea ! MillapaaghA Johnston, J. \A r . Garliek, E. J.Pioot ' A. bodeker and Cuas. D. Vale, Richmond. RL'PTI'RMI lUßttprOß I IVK OOIdLARa -DR. .SHERMAN'S treat radical CureTrnai ana now be nad fin only Ive dollars. Evan modi- I cat man who has examined this instrument, pro nounces it superior to all others. If desired, we will cheerfully refer to any of the very numerous j persons who have been thoroughly cured hy tnia Trass, reasons ownutcvaluabls ataves thus shi ot ' cd. should procure one, tbey Leim; ao durahla, aad ; tueoueapest in the end. Wa wilf aond tho. Trusa ' to any part of the country hy Expreßß or mail. For the Truss. ..r ißfenriauoneonoernina jt, ttd dress 0. C. JACK^oN. No. 17 Minn itieet, Richmond, Va. Perawna not lnn.wui. va. c.iii send their monay to any merciiant or friend in this city. Ths Truss can be had also st Messrs. MEADE A BAKER'S and MiLLSPAI'UH A JOHNSTON'S. DruggisU. ui)9--ly POWDER! POWDF R ! !-2iWkei-sDu Pont's Sporting aud Hlastiti. Powder, of every kind, in ke<a, quartet ke*s and caniaters. lor aale by dee-dkowlm EDWIN WORTHAM k CO. * REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. i «___» LAND FOR SALE IN POWHATAN ■■PCOUNTY.- We would sell a sin-ill TR At Yof sbbb»LaNl) ib Powhatan, lyinr on Jones' (.root. 18 milea from Richmond, tttfeae rmH ,rom lames river. . ontsmmsr 6fi ACRES, a large portion ol winch is ereeW Bats, and all of excellent V»*l'ty- lt is heavily timbered with original jrrowtn ol <•»*. poplar, hiekorv and pine. There ib a. large amount of barrel tirn'oer of bear quality. CnoewA and millers would do well to examine the same. ALSO-Another TRACT of 63 acres, near the above, upon which coal pits, have been exteaairelj worked. We refer tanaa Wishing information, to Mr. Edward ScotL of Manikin, or to Dr. J. a. v,,1,,,i..« r.",it Srottsvilla. A'leinarle. uoifi-d's L_S. NICHOLAS A BR'-H. «-_» YAH Alt LI. LAND FOB SALM. aaWofler for sale privately, mv large and valu&We *sbb»tbaCT OF LAND, situated in Pittsylvaaia coiic'y. about one mile and a half from.Danville, and Ijrtßg eligiWj upon the water; <d Randy and Dan rrvers, at the intsrseetion of the two. it eon v!, s sboutMS acres, of which 88 acres are eh area 7 and nt a fine state of cultivation. Ihe remn. luer ia art he vily timbered, and ths jproceede ©t tae aa*p ~f the timber a one would bs fousd vflrj reruune rative. Tho land is of the b**rt qua.iti for raisirn tohaooo aud other products of tins section in cone ra 1. ! I a'to offer for sale that valuable property Known as WILSON'S FERRY, half a mile ahoee Dan ville, andßßoa the wagon-road Inuu Danville .o Hen.-y aad Western Plttsvlvaaia. In with the Ferry, I will sell a small rKACI « r LAND. containing alamt 12 acres ol hne river low grounda, suitable for a market rardeu, or asmvl farm. , , , _, ~ Persons wishiri; to purchase any of. his propert,., will pie tse address mo at Daaville, Va., and 1 wui tiae pleasure in showiaif the pioperty. or -'.ving any further ii.foiination. <iEO. 1. Bl IL.SO.a. OB 15—tS _ FOR RENT AND SALE. .«&*, SHOP ROO>IS 4 Nil HATER HOW «pEK FOR KENT.--We have for rent three sbH.roO.MB. irontitic immediatei] on t j C<-taL eixhty feet lobs and tit'» Aide, with WATER POW ER—the BUILDING being of the most un proved and substantial construction, with slate roof, and well suited, for maoufaoturina purposes. Parties desiririi to locate themselves will do well to call nnd examine the premises. j. K. ANDERSON * CO.. dcX -ts Tredegar iron Works. w-s FOR RENT—A comfortable COTTAGE fig RESIDENCE, for amo ien '• sised family .on Hill. The house has |~ur e.r Rye rocma, kitchen, Ac. There ia a well ol waterintbe aid The yard and garden are large and well eneloei I — To a good tenant the rent Will he only *W| per rte»—ta Mh street. bet. Main 'md Cary. FOR SALE — A comfortable and well ar JEEranged BRICK DWELI ING, with a large hat BBBand well of excellent water and al! necssar} out-houses attached, oa Marshall street, just be yond the corporation line, near Duchaiian Spring. For further information p de 22— 2\v 14th street, near Exctutß iO. -t». FOR SALE.—A very desirable COT- earn KjfTAGE RESIDENCE, situated oa bbbb.between ad aad 3d atreata, in a pleasant mmt> neighborhood, for sale. This property fronts .'to 1 , feet on Leigh, running back M 4 feet with a 10 fool alley. Tne improve men.s consist of a Dwelling in good order, con taining M rooms, 4<>i which ore of a good 'itii Kitchen with two stories,gas in the house, hydrant in the >ard. Iruit trees, grape vines and other shrubbery in the garden, together with other.-on venieaees, suitable for a ianre and -tenteel famil] . Any person wishing a comfortable and wol • r ranged boajnauj md it to their interest, m well aatbeirtsaraT to make application. Terms aoeone modating. For further information apply to EDW'i) li. EACHO, de W—lm 14 atreet, near Exchange. **j* FOR RENT OR LEAN!-:. - About 20 sWACRES OF LAND on the Mechanicaville *"** Turnpike, opposite the residence of Mr. IL J. Smith, and about a Quarter of a mile from the eii>. Tiie above land is admirably suited to farming or gardening purposes. Apply to .!. F. KEEBEE, BO 19— ts ISt'ti street, between Main and Cary. X-t, TOR RENT.—PHOTOGRAPH and FINE Pf:T ART GALLERY" over Johnson A Harwvod, nna.N-o. 7! Main street, formerly Whitehurat'a G .'Jery. with two Bne sky-lights, nnd ia in t.ie bu ainess portion ofthecitv. Apply t>> ■019-ta JOHNSON AHARWOOD. „" FOR RENT.-A basement STORE ROOM, * .fit in le.-.r of Messrs. Johnston cV Bransford'a b™w ware rooms, and fronting in Lombardy Al • ■•..— Rent moderate. Possession given immediatei WM. WALLACESON! HZ FOR REN t\- Foi rent. PROFESSION gIaOFFICE or LODGING ROOMS-the li ■na-roona over the subscriber's store, fosses.. given immediately. Appli to no 4—ta Jif AN PI /./. i N I, No. 12-i Mi: n a si*. FOR RENT—The upper part ofthe HO I t -Iff corner ol Main and llth streets, next to Ai BBSB r i crin Mote. ALSO—The three-storj Brick BUILDING llth, between Main and Cary streets. AppWts MARCUS HARRIS 4 BRO., oo 36—ts 575 Main si ree FOR RENT.—The BUILDING oceup T;ft. by the Examiner is f >r rent from tho Is; ol . BKtiiiust. For terms, apply to RICHARD WALSH, Note Hr,.!.er. jy 11—ts Governorstree ... TWO FIRST lIATi; HI SINS. fcuSKTANDS FOR RENT.—The BTORE now ■SBcupied by S. Guggenheimer.on Main ft., vi m. Char ea Hotel, and the STORE No. .'•. Wa! Tiie rent, to good tenanta, will be low. Ai ph • jo 17—ts BENJ. DAY 18 ,**. FOR RENT One TENI MENT. on t';.: i.otih .-el" H.. ".n Bank, adjoining tiie omoe Bn»Messrß. Gi»och V Echols, Abpl) to 003-ta _ WARWICK Jt iSARKSPALI f-IANO FOHTEB. R I I HMOND PIANO FOR" MANUFACTORY. AND GENER IIIB.IIDEPOT OF FOREIGN \ND UH.I t AN MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRU.MEN DORR St RADE \> irerooma 81. Factor) Broad atreet, would reapectfu li avite p-ildie tent; m to their large assortment ol I IANOS, would ..tier sie-ti Riiaranteea ia will satiafy . most fastidious porchaser. Our PIANOS tire ■. irranted for n>e yeara, k in ime twelve nn»nth ianl 11 'hanged w thit firsi six raontha, if thej fail to give entire aatisi tiou to the purcbasi r.. I'artieuinr attention is paid to onlem oountrv, and peraons may safe'y rely Bpoa faithful execution ol their orders. Old Pianos taken in exchange lor new ones. fcv PIANOS hired at low rutea DORR \ RADE. de i;-d.'v wly Richmond, Va LI,; ! « » X "fc Bli \D 8 I R * fe-vn?vA PIANOS.—Wn "all the attention ol ITTI.TI eitsxens of Richmond and Virginia, out PIANO FORTI S. We have placed these .v his with Mr. CARUBI, that their qualil •• all respects, may i,e tested by the sine oft famed Chii kerings. We warrant all our PIANOS, and can show high ami aa numerous testimonials -is any fact in the country, ill of which cau bs boob at J Cabusi's, on Broad street. 3>i door from °th ; _. ■* v-.. (iIKKtRiM, PIANOS t had at N. CARRSI'S, Broad street. Hi 5.1 • 3»ldoor from9th. CHINA, GLASB, &c. is-i*>~) li " IfMOND STONEWARE li)f >Jjin , We have on lihiiil a iarte suppl.. oi S I ON E WARE, oi our own nutnntaeture, wnichwewar rant equal to say v are made at the North—c mail I BREAD RISERS, MlLx PANS, PRUIT JARS, All in want of home-made Ware will give us i call ;u our lottery. KEESEE k PARR, Corner of l.'th and C ir-. atreeta. i .V TO MO IS EKt EPERS.—We have oi *J£ ijliaiid a i.'n lar.-e and conrdote assortnieni KLfHol "HOUSE FURNISHING (500D5." t. sawi which wb iavite the aUßßtioa of the i . and which we are selling at very low prices. \\« mention—Dinner, Tea and Toilet sets, in great va net); Silver plated Cantors, Spoons, Forks, ko. beat quality Waiters, Coffee Orna,and Hie-n.s Solar, Fluid, and Kerosin ■ Lamps .irvl Fix'urrs Block Tin, Japanned and Britannia Ware. Look lii 4 Glasses, Ac.. .Vc; with a full and .•■ !,.:•"< stock of rich cut, blown and pressed GLASS WA RE, direct from manufactures, and which on are seliiii.' at reduced rates. Those m Waal wit do well to call at G EO. J. SUM NER A, CO.'S, a). Pearl street i . .f5._J < TUNA AND GLASSWARE...M; tjt '* Full Stock of the above --oods is now ~j • n UM il/ e ''' p, nbracin-.t lan.e assortment t! n *x.iv ner. Tea. and Toiiet Ware, Plain anal I i . 0) ici Seta, Cut and Pressed Glassu ire, ■ m priaing eery article to be obtaißed in a Chini Store. Visitors to the Fair, and others, will | • us call at 137 Main street, Eagle ; 'HINA-WARE \N!> HOL'SE-FI RNlsh AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER,* CORNER OF BROAD AND THIRPSTREETfi are receivm* now, direct from the manufacturer! i.'i I from Northern trade Bales, amostcomplet variety of CHINA, GLASS, and EARTHEN A ARE; LOOKING-GLASSES: TABLE CUT L.ERY; PLATED. BRITANNIA, ALB AT A, ~: JAPANNED WAKE: besides an endless is. rl mentofTreneh snd German FANCY i OODS TOYB, to which we invite the attention of mci chants and the publio ta gener/al, feeling that our goods and pb i bs will richly ..a\ tin iv to i call, Wb endeavor to maintain our r,-:... .■ j mraelling I . raiaß, BCILLAP X d>. aswja SAM'L S. COTTRELLgc a. #v CO.. SALI.J.E * IIARNr-SSf^wefk j[--'^ i - Wholesale and retail, J--*'~ li Ii HM' »A D, rii I o\ "v/ A. lii ailditfoii to naaufaeterinx the abova-nai •■■ gooda. we will mass to order, tor Mate or Stales or individuate, all kinds ofMILITARI TRAP I l.Ni. for Cava! ry Companies. Alao, CARTRIDGI BOXES, CAP BOXES, BELTS. kc„ for Infaitr Coiiipuiies. aa low as can he had north of \\±*„ A Dixoa s line. Weonll ash for a trial,to prove *sf our w»r tie ■, will be eiju ii to any made ia thmeonatn w ret irn our tiianks Ear the liberal aatroniacs t>e stowed on our house for the last euhteen )ean an d hope to recei\e a continuation ol the an me. deH-2m _ JOHN N. JENNINGS. ' LMIEMI ,-»I i'PI.Y .11 ST RRVEiVAvaI.-K A kaates Kniatua, in whole. liar.es and quirt, i» 500 diuiiiH Eiita. pi ime article; 75 \m-o asa..riei Nut»i -26 baga soft alietl Almonds; 2ft boxes aaport* Pickles; 110 dozen Brand). Peaches; .'« do. frea riinis. m sell aealtnt can*: M {ea imported Cigari Alao, I have.-n hand, and am daili Baaßußseturina liir>,e quantities of CANDY, made of the v«r\ twa crtislie.l su.ara. All of the a!a>ve articles can b* obtained at loi pr.ces, equally as cheap as at the North JEAN PIZ/INI, Wholesale Dealer in Foreign Eiu's. No. 1» Main sueat. (UItPKTS. IAR PETS.—CH AST A GWAT v-* hIN will this inorninji otier. at a great Urirain M'uili^^'^ 1 ' TAPESTRY and ALL-WOOI OARi'ErS. Hinera may real assured iiietood are ot tne l«at quality, and will tie sold for tesa thai their value. An early call >a requested a. tfWATKIN RAILROADS. Ac vi»m» !S3BawaBBK R ' VK ' f B A "J ,0 , AI) - ( , ,n "! a 1 fltW!^lß*^ ~|i ß>*-.|f,er MONDAY. I.»"sniln>r U, low. the rear lar Paasencer Tra.n will leave Rich mond daily (except S-irdaye.iat «j, A. M. leave White House daily fSßcept Sundays.) at I Tae Accommodation Train will leave Whi te Hoaae TUESD AY 8 andlS A 1 1 R OA YS at 8 A M Richmond, TUESDAYS and at 1 flaesßßßll for Norfolk and River I'»n"J'"" J**™ Richmond Tuesdays. Thursday a and Mtardays. at B>, A. M.. connecting with stosmer Cfortia 1 808, Capt Thos. M. Soutiwate. Returning, the Curtis Pe-k leaves Norfolk Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at I* A- M. Fare to Norfolk or Fiver Landings, ©'.. raaßSßlßia Lreakfnst and dmo on hoard the steamboat both ways. Passsßgers for Kiu.' and Queen Court House, ■Jraaana, Northern Neck and Baltimore. le»ve Richmond Tneaaajsaad Ends-*, at MA- M. Passenger* for Kin< William Court■ House and Walkerton. leave Rjebmond Mondays and rhars da\e. at 03, A. M. KtturniOß, leave WaUerton sunt dais at 2,' iP. M. , Through freight forwarded either way daily■- Way freight forwarded either «m Taeedajreaad Saturday* THOS. R. SHARP. dc Ifi-ts Superintendent. BUTTS OFFICE R. ft n. R. f1.C0../ Riciiyo.%:,. Dec. 17. I*9- < f-r-».««.—aßfu- *■'.- ' ,A Y >'«'»™ I« **. —Xhej AFTER FRIDAY. Dee.2l. 110, until TUESDAI . Jan. 3. Kit). The down frei-ht Depot will »closed after SATURDAY, Deo Sa haw, until W BDNI ••> DAY. Jm. 4. IMB. Therefore, there srttl ha BO freizht.i received at. or delivered trorn. tho Depot between the above dates. , ___~ . de l'J-dt.latth ALEX. WI.ORR AL. Bsjs t. r«-—jjr- N O T I I" E.— The freii.ht ■SHSaESaHoontinued after Thursday, Dec. 23, until Monday, 2d day of January .J_W_,,,, JOHN R. MAC.MI. RDO. Gsaaral Freight Agent. Office R . P.* P. R.RCo.,/ Richmond, Dee, 10, 'B». s (le '- V f— t-MBSBSSSBSSSI Vl*«' I 1 * P K lt IKI, ! ! .wV.T: an ;> west—Tw ,< a I daily. (S.indav aighta excepted,! »aßi 6i35. A. M , "passengers bj the 7. P.M.. Train N throu i t„ Alexandria without changing cars. That Lara »re I [urmshsd with ltic most unproved I* Iw H• ■ *;■* f• ; Thl m h Tickets can be procured at the t;.-set I To Alexandria, ' To Cincinnati, Washington, Lonmeilie, ! New York. Rocklßlaud, ard ail important points in the Western States no:m-ts WM. F. APCOCK. I A«eiit._ OFFICE RICH'D k PETERSB'G K. R-C0.,1 Richmond. Va.. Nor.Mth. MM. I r— CHANGE «>1 IIOIKS.- Xs#t 't^^^nW t .-'(>n and after EKI DAY, thertli. .itt-i?*r'«**_. w*t£tj, e Trains on this road will leave as follows: LBAVB BICHBTOSB FOB PKTVKsPfRS Express, daily, except Sundays, at..... -»..'*) A. M. Accommodation, daily, except Sundays, m'-ii'L daily at,..... '.'."."• -•> •*. at. I.IHVB rKTESSBIKG filß P.KtlMliyi. Express, daily nt. . ••-- • ■•*■ a. at. AcconirnodaUea, daily, exeeat Sundays. MaiLdaily, exceptShtndafa.nl 9*9 P.M. Passengers for Clover Hill will take the r-xpress Tram on TUESDAYS, THU J R^? A oy?- N > N | Al n ,-4-te .Superintendent. i . OFFICE R. A D. R- bUI Richmond, o, t. 27. ibvj. s r— -^—«« ,- t.KKAT sOUTHVV EST- MAIL KoITE. T Hy a SrV '#ar:. tP ,- lrr .,r!i:enieiit.t!ie Richmond Icille. Boutb-Side. V irginia and Team asee, inesseeand Virginia, East Tenneaaoe aad and Mernphiß ami Chariestoa Railroads ered into an agreement to pass Nesra imiler tnree yeara ol age, rßßß.ovet '.ne.r c roads, to tak,! ei'cctoii and alter No.em iSS9. ions trading in Neeroea,ana others, tarn irs advantages unsurpsassd hy any other, rther particulars, pplj at the I icke "I hmondand Danville Railroad, Richmond. tta tJ. CAMPBELL. Sup t. LINE.—The only r-nuiarlitie FREIOHT TS from RICHMOND to LYNCHHI RG. lies a week, rUESDAYS, THURSDAYS URDAi'S. EM-PEST Capt. John Donald. *S. J. IRBY.Capt.WM. K. WooDson. I.U< II VNT. Capt. '.::.'. C. La-v.is. ..' ;.--"t'i.!.. tj-ipt. Chas, J. Johnsoh. LI VIA. i'-ii-t. Jno. A. Johnsow. LLA SCOTT, Capt. Wa. CLBVBLAIfD. Hunts are all of the first diss, md cm by careful ati,U experienced Captains, and imptly aaadvertiaed. Thesubseriber,thank ist favors so liberally bestowed, for tiiepaat irs, a continuance of the .same. WM P. COX. Ajreßt, Shed, Pock at., in rear of old r*»,s Works. DENTISTRY. ARTIFICIAL TEETH.—The Cleo plastic and Vulcanite Process-—G. W. JONES, I entist, having the ns ; fit for the nee of making Teeth, and !.eiu_- sal afieu lolute superiority ever sll other methoda, confidence commend :t to those desiring trtial .-es ol teeth, and espeeiall) ancn he dissatisfied with those the» ,-,re bow rhe perfect adaptation of the ptata to the nd tlie auction thereby secured, en il li s isertoneof more t •."ii without clasps. thod having been adopted by those stand eat in the profession. North and I ials «ii ! be itii-eti an Ispectm, nsexhil ted wishing to see them. Sets of Teeth, oa nj other plate aill of course be made i >r eferi'ins them. Filling, Cleansin.;, E.- > , am! all othei operations tenth »notho performed, Offioeon Main street, opposite in Hall Boil •> F. A. JKTKJL, Office on Maia.nsloa Pearl atreet, '. Horton Ken. ha trimming store, an.i ove Meaars. Thoa. K. Pneo A Co.'s Dry .re. ibsoriber having removed to ths a ove outdbe pleasod to see these with whom he eemenni, and has made axteasivs prspa i.o servs the public gSßerivlly. Allopera fortaed it. the m*atapprei ed and scientific iwb to the Profession, and all work dove Mrrai.ttd to i i.-c satisfaction, lot 13— ly ETCHES, JiiWELRY, &c. -. WATt'HES.JEWELRY, SILVER fir\ AND PLATED WiRE.-S. A. MY - ; 0 M. keeps constantly on hand a larr.e and a n I apaanahplete aaaortment ol tho above named i, I tieies embraeinc all the l-ites' st»i.'.. wl loh I. i •.' fers to his friends and public oa the asost reason- I able terms. Ha would call particular attention to s his stock of fine Watches, seen aa Jules Jurgsasoa, y I F. H Adams A Son, Alfred Lavalette. Jules Eino -. I r>.lienr\ Regnolda Lemon, Joseph Johnston. John I Craigs, and other celebrated makers. He ■, ■«.. keeps a large assortment of rich Diamond Set I.i, d I SingleStoas Sreasti • . foi ems; also, i ] i»s ir tine nt ef i •.,...-,' C > buacle, I joi .. I ... j I Cameo and Pearl Seta. Etruscaa ami y am gold I I Chain Rraoeleta.Chattain C ins, .\,. h • hams, Sets, Goblets, Pit, hers SaltCel ars, Cups,Bou<iuet I Holders. Fish Knives and For-a, Berry Spoons, - I asparagus Tonus, lee Tonga. Bilvsr Spoon* and I Forks, fine Silver-plated Knives So. Hopin/ to orter such inducements that cat fail t > pteaaa in price and 'luaiitv.;, ( ell n resneol - - fullrsolicited. A. MYERS. Corner of Main aad Peart sts. I; Jv>[ Ni v s ratal M II A Hl'tK'S a ! Jts N '«L Ai l •* " ,lW are n anapenaß te jtaom 6by ''ia Which waj ii.c » inda from 11 ..rper'a Ferry blow, j S tne whisper peace, and some allude to war, n j Which all alike ii.usl equaiiy abhor, il I 'Tie said that this suspeass <k>ea icjara trade, i, Ret BARTHOLOMEW'S supporters need not fear. s En t.e has resolved on never, bar. in : dear. i- .M> WATCH AND COCK WORK mi customers .; r well know— i ; I To d > it well, an I it prices real* very low j B. And should you have a WATCH or CLOCK for i- I r..e to d>. to I Opposite the American Hotel still lives BAB, j THOLOMEW. BARTHOLOMEW, '« Watch aud Clock Maker, .1 Oppi.Mte American Hotel. A_» P. VINCENT. CLOCK AND WATCH -| /?r\ MAKER. JEWELER AND OPTICIAN, 1 | , 'JL - Nov, rsoeii ngdireel lrom them&a , | <Sri' rm ui:ets and ler sale. ;, choice select ..»i of i- CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEW El I', ~ |-, , ■ i- rACLES,aaiosf which maj he found i i hour Patent Lever and Alarm CLOCKS, ■ •• bj ;a receiving additional snppl.es at short inter. , • se amafwaya in r, ceipt ol the I iteat styles, and ' > id hering to the cash syatam, I am .t all tin i re pared to aell irooda at a amall ad\'aaoa on 'i » pnees, believing a aimble atxpenoe to be as gi ~ c •; :i se.w ahiliing. , ;. ay Clocks, Watches. Jewelry and Bfaotaofta I < > repaired by expensnoeuworkaiea and oa mode 1 ■ rate term*. p. VINCK 1 i. .' Sun of me Spectacles, Jtii an I •a poll—ta Broad bL, !!.. hinond, ■'■•■ id * " EAGt-E'sCtUARB, RICHMOND, I r> m. Has received per st»atner mum oi those id <Mf tarn very superior WATCHES, mads . Ad , 0..s London. M.J. l'< una A Co., Joseph Johnson. Nt c. li. Jobaaon, Oeo Beaton. Jan. Hoods v Co., jr Jules Sever. Osaeva i Ind*pendent Se .S in Watehea, Ac. Rich JEWELRY, Diainoads, garbußclea, Pearla. Corah), Lavas, Silver lea t*t«. Pitchers, i.ol.ieu. Waiter-. fflßa f*\ * iiiwumus N.VI.OON, ? iv llaJ Uml B^BBBT. %ii / c ~ RICHMOND, VA. S. V. CRAWEOKD. Proprietor. , . Uovers of good eat,u>. »>.l aiwaya ,j find there the very choicest '?• S'iv, I '^"^, 1 ' 1 "^ 1 ' CHOI'S. WINES, LAME. 8 TEAKS. LIQUORS, B' , . . CIGARS, Ac..sVc., i rj to U; obtained in aaj Eat.nn House in this eouu 'ii tr *- ...... d«t»- In, k T «K. ! >T. NH IIOLAa.NALtMtN, 0 *-«\ I •J" i V '" X Dank, is iu,w il ...1 * S wJi3r w,, i'..' "* ,! "'" 5 ' " f *ver>tinu- ,n tie s. CON FECTIONEKT line. Th« iadira' , apartment Ikas a reno\ation. and the ladies are now invited to can ami partake ol OYSTERS and other delicacies Jf ~ the season, served at shori notice. ,; , A. ANTONi, *d |. JOHN K. UOsll.t.TY. <orA" 3 >|| MERCiI AN T "1 AILO R. 1 So\). ,i, W\ ash ST. p ETWEE N MAIN ant (A LV. g. . ' ■: 'ON >"d AMERICAN' tKX)DS mliich he »t will saake up h,r the lowest remunerative moant tlL'sSZl . »"»-', ainall axpeaaa, 1 can make ,* W at »!i?.r»,« «i""i'r , l W * BI » r °* nt - ehoapeFthaa at any oth«r •slahlmkment in the nut ae it - tie , w oi^-.°r l ■ nv » t »CARRI AGE", nearly new, suitable L Un L,' ll* £ ri £* U C ,*£i;»»«* "'Hack. They cau be *« Wt -*'. th# ■**>»•" efTMsasra. Day,. * lluteheaoa. * 8 "* "• ta 1 10 T,,HCM '^rfeft f ? E^ RTJWAWAYrI*^ %fl *i'j!i KKW-t1tf),..,,., MULATTO 00. Jk He is rather »ro«.i; f., r ■„ ~.„ ' ' ~ • , BssTiltrsi7 b'*.l BBsHy: ... ~."•" 7l\ rrow Hiia'ri on ths lower pori have beard that heparchasedav ' no dou it for disunite. It , pri| lurkin* somewhere au.-it ff . , ' •'~ • the slmivo reward, if hn m nfir„, P( , j'' , ', strain. IdiilK '*! •■ v« lOM.Wlfticb tit i ~ kWm Chestsrfleld County,on ths S? J H> , _kAent month.a NEGRO \i ■ •,' * J| sslf RICHARD lAVi j£a>»Bßvs ho issometimes rail, i, gro mnbontßasetl taobea hi age; cbmplexioß black, *it,. ...i .- ' - and noae. He aaya fc iis free, ■ reeled in his poseessios > •. freedom, wiiieii vera evident!? «« he can resn mm write If •■ •' way. the owner will cores for Wat and take inn »w»), or h<* v,il .. inr to law. ' ' no2a— daw JailorCh« »ri»J\, xm 999 RKNARB... flf*- II pi'il ~ en not to ia ai • Jo who ran ofTabont'hi iv r J ,Mr Georrs D. Bars .". ■ v- ' whom he wan lined. He ,»•,.,.', ■ ' Blender form, i'.w forehe d, BBieh when spok -i; to. and ~. work in a tobacco factory, v.. he was on aeeaal b0at,...... ..,.'_ Adin'r •.<-.. Rnpid Anr- Statioa, Culpeser ,''" ' HATS, CAPS, BOOTS ,»> Akm? SVAAASIi 1,1 . ~i * <SBaaaßlf tetiii.ei t<> ' % this day un'i the Ist ~t Fc'.ruan ■ stock of SHOES snd V> SOTS.i or retail, a' oost, for c isb. purchased will bud it to tne: r , a caii. ~l'„ ■ j 2V Broad si ■ ... Richmond. Da a. WW. JHHTIMOMI lltlll .„., ' g ht»r.H — ror gentle i • , nussei. ohildren and ■•'■.-. would inform the c tIZ< t.s of h un. that he iSßrspared to n-.r.i v .', aad -il"! s.ot 'ue best n ate, i at as u>\» prices aa such . ■ All he laks ia a trial. to*«ti«ti ..... _oo,i a. ticles ~-. [his In ea •. " . ar-> cit> n the '■ aion, md al ■.» aueh goods can he ■■•... I t ■ ■. . respectful > solicited. PETER TINSI do a" lm twodoors « r| , NOTH 11. I v,.., tLjMform my friends and I ■•-. ....... allot' m. DREss |j tedt styles, at my store, 307 Bi . . '. sht'l be happy to u-v upr-ii i. v v . I, tine er Southern m t thing will be sold at the ... ~ r i i-.'ed to kivs pei feet • 1 HATS and CATS mads I ■ ■ ■ ■ - . '.lie -i, .res' •: dice, as ■. ■ ■ . r . ! c i.-ii North • i South, ■ I . • Gentlemen's '.. uths', Boj - . HATS and C aPS, ol ■ I ■ ■ « kind, for Christmas, wh ■ . I - . sell oil below the re. i. ai , Also, a larga lot ol N EOR i nave determined to as a before the Spring All you have to*i me a call and see for yourselv<>< ■.■, Broad street. : \ At Richard V ~ - IIIIK AT X 5.1)1 « ililM> lm //P PRICI OF BATS ... a 'I IB Fn in aftoS not cent. i . RryV tag l.ii. J. II ANTH '-' \AO- Call ml • Moleskin Hats ef best sua t |jji qua:. tv. S 00; fash m .' le - : . i H : . ««,!', sewed Boots i 60; Cn fine calf skin ''» ed Shoes, 2 ii. J. H. ANTHONY has v. de nrrv . : ■.,. , one oi the bei. n ake n ,i I b ti I to supply turn with hi i danm • . aim sewed BOOTS, wl rh he « , .-"dented low pr.ee of III!; r r DO! HAI.E. JSOMRTiIING EXTR.I ERS.—Wa have jual :.. I aaaortment of men' ible for Farmers tmi Dit, • tic ', ■■■ nan warrant to wear aa k>i pair of such aa are tenet '.<■!■.. 1,.,., and made ut ol . 11.K.tl in want of iici'il Ho,,t» « I' , . >«;_-. Ml I'M II 1.) I. M)!|, tftmWnW GENTLEMEN A and opened aaother ease I ; men's Gaiters and Bo ts. v IscU cm lrom Paria. a io—Mat laetiiteoi Ladies'and lient.en , . t and Shoes, of every descriptiei . . superior to an) made ,t the \ •■ ALEXANDER li I * In. porters and *lai : ■ •.,, 8,-ot«< and Si:,n*rt, No. 127 ■ • , t% Mil II X TO STlMVd!l>'Villi J Nti RICHMON D.- V. p w-i v , ill the attention •>'. ■■■ •• isitinit he.,.,.,-,„.!. t., C aii ! «„-'n ent of BOOTS, -Hi . i LISEM, CARPET BAGS a• • . as thej will fuol a large sssn A I,EX. H No 18 '■ . : /jjj i:» \; ;•> i.is.c. -.i.i - received tios day b_ steamfi ► Men's veri ivj prime M nailed, wh eh »'a i rei I \\c n.ic ant ':.• i to be si I ii ond. Also, a tai a sto - s a hole cut, not seii • B buy them bbj I .■ >. lasi :•■ ■ •• • il'H le.'lliiii:.:. tl : So. |{~.h' ■ B; the beat qualities A, v i Vt Shoea or Hoots to .. ye • • J BOOTS AND SHOES*. if* RKDUCTION IN PRICI keeps l nr;» BtOSl ef L< !■'; Servants'wear constantlj on I | ■ \nni\ in Richmoi i to ooaii I » ,1 on as ie .in.v. ■ urea Bo •nb ■; himself. [oc n I>T I i: ■ jit- ALL, "l".. ■>. 11l .■<, ' IMItjH begs leave te oall i lM oust >raera to his Is r.. md •< ■ HATS, CAPS ai.rt . \\ , : been selected from ' • ' v ■'- . the moat Is vor i' .■ • rma. esi t >ti in, Nort - i et •,, ,: ■ 3 pnsins all the LA I"! ' i' I id BLE >li LES, to in" ii '.■ will be sold at wholeaa c and retail, '■ favoral le terms, V ■. charts are resrw ■' 1 1 m ■ st, :k, kaou ing '..•-» 'ti pi cai o ' be su . used. | ■ BLLETT A \\ I fvli.H,. PPOS ITE E ICHA . Hava iuat recei.vsd « FRENCH SOf't'h \ i- via I ZOI AYE, \ ICT >fl KMAMII.i; asso lnisi t ol . ■ il Nii ■ ' C IPS. A.s BOYS' Dl .--'■ H .n ur.- .' ■ iriety. J NEW STOt'K ol FINI '• ''"'* M i-ive ree- "ed anothei } . lonble sole BOtHs i . j B< "IS ue made to our on \ TER PROOF HHoFS "a i to be i» d. li.-. ;. . i i ■ ' It very eaay. Call and see ti i JBO T-H 1 \Mi\ oi I ''•* I Winter boot: w I CALF rXX ' r I, ••■ ii, t. we rsd j f in Vir, mm. '' i ~!•:. . J A GOOD an if I Mil > ' ■j i i \u g i i *>; «♦' ieaanw-V SHOES. SH< 'I Pol al k,a hi tad Th me in want of a nice r^;'vv ,, .v. ; '■ 1 Shoes, of the beat maks --< •ii- r i itronage, US '■'■ ■ vCi-ri •>% tit N'i«'. s. tivi.i -m a ■ \ 1 BRsj. TRVNBB, If 1 " v . ■ Fa M j In'- Ur ad •■ • • Jl| i 4. SIiOKS for the HOLIDAYS jey I • « t'.e hest maaul ictory "1 loßresl p-.v.is. al H9 Broadi . J TKI >>V TKI ••■' 1 i tonafX ' ' a I %U - 2fl --•■■ J j iaVl MRS. nits*'* '.. ■ 1 Hnim the largest mil ti • a aanlfUof f tvel M had. aud will se.l them • ■...■, I ■ J MEN sKI BBER »S U J*;, ] ag there enaaol ■ and te dry with tnew, • ■ Leatuer Boots. '^w Wi^!;',s!'''.\ \ I m tne UNDER PAhIN'M x . ■ Un \,'.it». IE is ie.-,--' .H all sises aad «v* - all who fefl disposed io ... He bjtf* ins HEARSE*. '*, H SERVANTS' COFI N.> ■■■ v „ '■ 1 SHEETS, SHROUDS. Ac eu .»" v H Of Fraus'.iu and Is frstreets. ~ , r g* ■ !■ JEREMIAII - ' • . . ■ J l',vl»S' l '\V l « Uoverßorstrßßl.bstwseu Nt •* . ,_■ I / "ittAPrS. OBAPES. * X vl .'*,* ■ lei THE SEASON. Krea ' '~. ». - , ■ mer.ftttkegaWhiteM*!*.*;". ■> \N. .■ ty. aad for sale at ASI'B a - a Nsßtdwr Ma***** H