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Wednesday, January 4, 1860 — The daily dispatch

Wednesday, January 4, 1860

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VOL. XTH.-NQ..3. JMCHMON-ftVA., JANUARY 4, IP6O. PRICE !

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BY « "" /»■»»"■" » ..-.-.-.-...-.... . . • .vTIIR HAiIA DISPATCH ts served toeuh -Trbarssl « " B»»AOCAB.TM «K>r« PIS WTT.O., . »»b> to the Carrier veefciv. Price fnr mailing. J me s year, ,r SsJI for Bis menthr. IB si'.var.ce »». i !"■ BEM!…

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aaj "■'' ''■' tesniw--. *v«at «>t BSTaaanm. j BUSINCSB NOTICES.

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A ii a ii t i it, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, H.I * ■»■• ~ ,-»aruattoetetbeesleofTOßACC'\ WHBAT, I \ .\ soieit eoßSignassata. I WILLIAM JETER,Iate of Cierksvi s, ; \ C KEAD.lateol Barksdaie A Read. ,2

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it ; ,n «,. t.ie *i >• of J • '- "• *> " r -a i , , k5,.,„,: roRACCO. I'aey ooeepi iheeu»reand :

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-~;>,. H \ am atreet. bijuoceußied hy | '"'" ****■ ~.|,S ... V. AUK.

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IKb. ii,. -.. - ' taaeVthiemetl I m I ■ ,rein« I■■■. i. ndsandthe puhin 'hatneaaaei ~ .hod himself ai M KRCHANDIZE BROhKR . > KNKMAL C< « MISSION MERCHANT. , attend tothe s*ycl»a*e nd saienl Msr j ..., .... .> : s •-.. i- ■-■ i.v.,-, r. m.…

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..•-». meet with a literal share ef I ' | '. - , . He n ..• •. by permsstoß to 1 ■ , • . fTrsi. i... Messrs. g -■■ ■■■• V.m. i■ » Co.. Riehme'd, [is ri \ .'i i I < < ... Va.

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xtl >«-«»• Bs»Btaw,l i u , t , nilir , - I. - A 1. || I, \ .„ ~ |. \ Co.. Philadelphia 1 ..,-.■»- MotiiHiv Ksa.. New Yprt. WM. 8 ROYSTEI. . Of! • ■■. r " f >. arj and Vs.streets. R ~-.., „, r .!. s~. Ist,18» no l ts ivin.il IT «. A MM RSON.

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QBwßßiie GOVERNOR BTREET, I V ~, I .),.•,' siyerstoexamias the i raii slock '

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~"\- . FLO •'." OIL r OTHB ar-d i ■- : X . ... ,f>S.v iiibthei ,'■•■ s.-.i.im much be 1 BthsMiti i b that i ich xooda are sort rt. ilw irtment ol I A PhH N . \ ■ SB] •' ■ to the tines thai V ctured both French sad Amer.cai, ••. c reap, we are…

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carpets cur 111- .•„: W'NDOW SHADES V , test iut > a -i> PAPER HANGING i ~.,- .i wn kmen H{'_iiy.'Weeper* need , wil tin"! O.li assortment j ■ , cslos v,-t> lm | oihiitv W'lNa fc I 0.. ,) ~ , , i i. i 'V HISS to v M SRCHANTS I "'~ ■ N BANK…

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ICEand MERCHANDIZF I■. .. ..-,•;. rted to refer i. dessrs. Ken, I p. .a *('•>.., .Messrs. Crens • ( Co I' chmond . ■ roRDAN. JOHN U W v.N. Late ot the arm ■ •• •■' >n k Fox,) ■ n tlstla ROBI RT« JORDAN. , • i iiRL'K DARBY. Manat. ■'■ Aaent…

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Orders, I • i i loi •■' -. rsrise.promptly , ;,.. No. U Go . ft...- it . i. Richmond. I inif'scelebratedSmooth SawedSHINGLE , \'.. ;H v pal pp iii an) part ol the JMuto. «t tree. ,i) 2v—on, tl Vtllfl H WOISK*.. JO II N '>V. Ii AY .' iIS, ..'…

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VTL KS, FONTS, gc. o\. r rst Premiums awarded.by the VirnißiaAg turs - uetj a ad '. ci h inios I ...iMu'e. • v H'l.lK TV. BRASS AN D BELL i-'OI'N- I I. Dl ■ '■■". •'•"' Main and Can streets, | '.. Hat m- fitted up a FOI NDR ,' at I i ... Un…

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[Nti." ' ? •■ shorteat aot :e. and cheaper than •i: ■.-. hinent South of Baltimore. Also, I ATENT ANTI-FRICTION AND I KTAL, foraale at reduced prieea. H . iesi CASH PRICES pud for «>Lii ft md rasen in axshanca for new. . ' ■ |Olt> N. GORDON…

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->.■■,.. '», Ami .••.: i- itumered, Peru ii -. .■ ; lish in • ■ R< fined. Rn lish i llussia SHEET • ■''•■!.. i d Scroll ron. Refined Plow ■• . ~'::! late "I' vi r i"'. • nei m inu ie v reri; Sheet .-, ,■' PPI ... teetZin . Spelter, and the…

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..N -. LINOS, VERA Ni A Hs. BALCO HAIi rTEES, kc.; also, liratinii, !•■ iors. -• i,*i rl er Kind ol 'N ■■' RK foi ernaniental ana buikliug pur •.• .: ctured at snort nol 0 RAs Ph rsttentioniiiventoencloainirßßrial • rid . it

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Urn. SATTLtK i < .... >' oil I lain .■ . ;;w 1 s OILS, I'AIM'-, FAR WISHES AND WINDOW GIyASS. ";" 'H'• • ,We • eived by tlie late steamer a ■■ ■ 1 ply of I ...,•• - ■ 1 rti its' Brushes, of , . • ity.to.wi 1 *-ecaU the attention ..f I iO'.iin.niit!..A…

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I t'Di.i \A- ROBINSON, .t- .Vi ' t Ua'i'l 'i HI . llil ' '• . m. Sii/ ■ ' 1 i- ii Km - .1 '•'■■ PH iUMACEL't I STS .lm ] (ami ■■ ;, pei;. •t I 1 1 snd relnti < MX toietlier Willi >'« ~,,.;. I • ' ■ ■ other thtn-'S in I on tin best ■ ■ N. •…

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ROBINSON. In., .->■ re. its.. I URioud. \ .'iith'ioil. Apothecary and i-i n. _£ 1 • ' ", U .I-. 1. street, nnd 1c ,r "I lfiiaf ■1.11 '■ 1. be ■ the Btt«uti»a \S piivsicians. merctiants, ,v ■ . t,. / U ' •■~ 5i,,,-!, of Dru#.s, Medicine*, Oils,…

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1 1 .■•;, i.i s'- New Preparations obtained sa \ appear. -*..| which he will sell as low icy can ne oou ht I v s era. . 1 a would do we \ tminehiaatook before tt«eii purchases elsewhere. A. I!. , ...i-i I 1.-os. 1 ite. ! ' POWHATAN B. DVrvT.…

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lii...Ai, Bbtwkbx 4th .'.:>,. th Si «., afajP Have on hand a carefiill) selected atoek ol JES • i■l ■•■ md Che inca Pa .. ■. Oils, Windoa ■ arnishea, Perfumery, N.iips, and Faaoi es.u hi they t.rfei upon the moat reasonable ■ 11 ■ P«TTS, I…

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.ttention ~ ■ ~ thi sale of TOBACCO. 1 I md« . i PRODI OF.and t.t#r»'! • • - • .; . '1 • •■.; . umenti. ; 1 . I. K.ut'.l.V \ • a,e,,f Petersburg, j ''" ' ' -V I l.lAMS.Lsteof Norfolk. I JAS. B.MARSHALL. Peterslairg. i j' 11//.INI. »1 • BAI.F…

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rs, pre :rves to.. ag. by every steamer and • ket, si Uonal supply. Call al the - . r- AN FIZZINI, ll' Main at. \ 1 1 \ IMll X MiTT, •* A (TIONEER AND 'OMMISSION . . RCHANT, • '■■■ • j to the sales of HORSES, H . ftc.. al thsH, use tot. every…

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n'-INKI X a nt,, Grocers and CW ! •-. No. c C .ri street, Kicli i ' cir aervn ,-s for thf sals of 1 ■' bacco, A■. The usual as mails on ronsigßmenta,

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I -,•..-. Dates, Ki•■',-', , ' ' • '■ 11, .tOMlili .\ u u, 1 ''" ' '•"'.-■ i. .••-• c and Import • so. 1 • ' • ■ •' iled CANDIES, 1 ' I- .It USUI, Mlt >: ,>i,. o- a ra

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sllaod sec i ■■'■ ' ■■ ' r pi, ««s.aaßßrtug 1 ..- . il '•. t, r., i„t, r-n to do ~

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pry's pi n'Tipri , ... . , ,„. " will bs round ..1 ineetjsaa as raiss m md lutilyiun the r»sih str. •11

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B,and in rendering the bresu. i. cut,■(,■,,. h all lartsroasadßsai» mto i laaares ■ imm, ,;,.«- whitsnss. te ' ed surface. He AntiseptM mid An'i i"'l-riH, r,.e|,j|,« :l 111 (hi I bSBSBCU I '; >■> nßueace: tb»y arrest the further pro ' aca,…

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I "'.^V" l , ' 1 - v ti'vmi*mwvm».-m ~: '* K. «« '• dbolS, halves and yiiartr,r»;

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»tswsßo*iiir , * , *t nirt s' 7 " .'"'• ■ "»»" r,t, «! ' ■»,( ■ v,' ,i ', ' Alasonds; 2!> luxes assorted ~,'.',.'' ,lrft i''> I'sasbsß. v, d» (resli '•• ■ 1 it, , ,''■■"* l "ana; MouuunpvrtedCiser*. *"•■ *v ,al 1. ' ','"• . h v ,V" °*"» •ii;iiiulv:lur.tu.…

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SPECIAL NOTICES. »%_ A «rand Virginia Discovery. --Sums j |..in in uitfis unci', ncr excellent toy, ..»nitn. i>.,i,i»ii I'./kmh. informed un tb.it he hid i prepare! a l.sii restorer With which ft* «!m rx perMaeatiag upon ins own band, wanes…

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convinced is Mr. Ksbbibi „i iheeßßeaei of hisdts '. rover) thai ne has t,owed it ' I'll X I NFa 1,1.i BI.F j v|R. ;\ja HAIR RKBTORER." Mr. E m , ahoat soia into an sxtenaiva asauafaetnee ef sn i .-. rt.c .• which ', ■ dest'ued to prove of snxi««a…

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I cipal DniK»ists. rbnea persons abo desire a has he-ot ol aatr, haveoalj lease tho restorer aeeoi I .... t.. priaterl ii rectioos on the bottle. Those who I hsvean) it.-u'i.*.! .r* etßeaej con hr.ye tifrri •* moved c ashon time, i.v usins…

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I.N. I'/KKll I , take ostk on ihe Hot) Bible. ! thai i have been baM lor the p«s» 12 veir» and I have res',,..-.! m» hair bj usiaz. EZKKlF'i.'f YIR i.i.MA HAIR RESTORER KaraTTSJLI EsBStKL. Thia day aworn to before me. by Naphtali Kze- I | kie\…

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lie 16— ltnrVcwSt Mayor ol Richmond. ■%. Ooad tilvre Worth Fol'owing.—To I «ticu ol our fellow beiaas tii t ate sulf ra—at from a i dsraa »'meat ~f the ih e--tive s> stem, we advise t'* ii ; tint a-onderful asedieine BAKER'S PREMIUM RITTFRS…

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I ' Hitters' have I'outi.i .ir at and peramnent relief. • "Go thou aad do likewise." is s.i.e advtes. in.-

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I in thia instance wii' sh rw the mm of All that ire ntHii'ert wth DySwSßSta. ri N*rv>-us.Headache, Liver Cnmpnini Iseis.-s arising fr.iu I'.ili .cstioi,. anoultl col BAKER'S BiTfERS. il the> desire rt*i»l> eared. bad of all the principal Drnrstista…

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SO r FORGOTTEN -Wi would re i tne Btsmhera ot the l.c isiatore anf •in, ii,n» purpuea >ning h-'tne t puss the i."i i 'it »h- I'll.>to. rapine and Fine An »f U W MINN'S and secure one of his Ibe iitiiulli executed LIKENESS KB, and hays i' I…

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fnl assortment at his GALLERY. 2,7 MAIN , STREET. No memento could be more accepts ( Lie. de2H-ts tfV Noti'T.-.HHVin" pnrehnaed the interest ol I my tare partaer Mr. Powell, 1 shall contißoe 'he , 110 l SE PAINTING and GLAZING BUSINESS I in…

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stroota. ROBERT GARTBRIGHT. j de U-xm I a\. E/cki"l's VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORES. I NFA LLI ABLE Price 91 ser bottle. To bs had of any of tasdrng iats ia thia ot). Wholaaals depot tor orders. r»y I Mun st. i i aw prepared to famish thn trade at…

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DEBILITY OF CHEST I AND LIMBS. | STILL ANOTHER CURE! , rvery" day wk hear of the wonder FI I, MER ITH OF 77 .1 M P T 0 \' S T I A r' T C X E. Ban t.v. .Middlesex C.

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rINCTI RE, i «•-,> ~,k--'i last sprins with the i t-i,.' and fever aaddebi'itf of cue.-,' nr;d limbs, i ■ tiied ■ arioua roedieines, but loimd ao relief: but oa •■ a« advised by ,-, friend to try v.-m Tincture ! i ,l .j .s...:iuij am bow euio.iiu…

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Addisoh Bbistow. fill ami ret pamphlets and ace cures of Couvh. ' Rheumatism Scrofula e'e Asa restorative sad i invuorator it has lieen hi.hiv recommended. Hundreds wiil testify of cures on taemselves snd frier, la after al! other .-ur.'. ha«-e…

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Brndbv PtTKCELL, LADD * CO., Richmond; tn Dr. COOKE. Frederickslrurjr: by all the Drug .. t- in Petersburg; 1.. MORTIMER & MOW BRAY, Baltimore; and by Dnutfists and Sbop- Keepera everywhere. 51 per LH'ti'.e ; ?>,.* iHctieg, 34. deft—dAcwta…

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Greal Virglnfa Remedy, ami no KOR GONORRHiSA, A*ND ALL SECRET DIS i fSAi?ES.- rhis great American remedy, contain i an Meres ia) ... Balsamic propertiea, excels | ev'erythinii heretofore offered the public, in i-.- .-j- i rative. res'orative,…

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tr>, 'vi.,, the remedy ..>r twenty-odd .>e:n«. h;,? I llt now noi aoase , I twenty >eirs stand inn o be I i restored to perfi tf healta. and all other eases of I , shorter duration to be restored, without a Bi .;;'.■ |

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I exception, t...,i therefore chiiien.es n n> caae of icea arhich the remedy till not cure .ided the directions are carried out with prudence • ..,. the part of the patient: nnd anj one purchasing i hrvlfsdosen bottles, and Being a*eordin«ly,…

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t.euts; md a ,u>..'will be effected without ineoa venience to the patient, 5,... i i.v AFFERBON * DUPUY, Druggnna, Aner.b for the citj oi Riobwond, au 3—Cm* No. ail. Broad street. ti, Ureal Iturgnina- F()R C/\SH, AT PERKINS A CO.'S, Me hi.…

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!>est Kit.ush ami American PRINTS, at 11 cents .■i; :>'.■< VALENTIASand DELAINES,atU>4eIs. R,. n P iris DELAIN H.s ai iiJ- 2 eta., north rsi>» ct.s DRESS SILKS, vers cheap I tt Very Rich S[|,h ROBES, at SiA. worth .*« : KID GLOVES as send aa…

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Ilartskariie'a I nre-.t li. IT CURES ALL I'AIN. vaiaabie preparation i . h! internally aad sil>. It cures HACHE, HKADACHB. N S and BRUISES CHII.B LA INS, I- RA MORBUS, KARAOHE, MATISM, SCALDS and BL'RNS, ALGIA, CHOLERA IN IHK LIMBS. PAIN IN…

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tomach or bowsla "lesof 12, 2ft .mil «) cents. r?old by nil Drus i Richmond, l'etersbarii und Norfolk,and noul the t>ta , »«. je 14—12 m >r. ll,istetter's Bitters have received mest eneoaa urns frwm ilie press and pe.ple i."i' ths I'nio.i.…

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the enjm ii-etit. t.» that which the afflic'ed ccc when usui. this valuable specific i.s ■e.iaaaure md vigorous «.ction upon adis s'oiuiu-,, and the < leansiiu of tiie entire i">«h Miou'id recoinii.epd it lo i,\i classes of imunity. All that…

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and most important discovery for Kidney, | rJladoei Cokii laint*, I riuariO avtmctioaß, Leneer- i rhssa or Whites, Ssxus.l V7eakueases, Phvaical Prostration and Debility of either sex. is HARTB BORNE'S 111 .:ili; COMPOUND. I iraoua v>, ho have…

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UILR' COM POUND in the world. Large Nitties fel;»i.u,l bottles fiOoents. Afresh BBpply just re- I coven by i- ISHERA WINSTON. Drnggiats, je 14— Urn M'lin street. Richmond.

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Leeebesl Leewhea!! Leeenestl? ~J ' HJJSP? ,v * b j i'vAdnio' Erpresg. a lot of W KI)!*H LKV.CHFS. the very tent, and i a, Vi liicn will be applied upon the mo.t rea 'ternta ■

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-CUPPINOnsaI LEECHING promptly at- j , .Vi, ASUS ,!< ! 'oiindat all hoursot thedav nt ' ths HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the A men- " can Hotel, (sstfaase en llth street.) ami at niKbt . a' tue corner of Leij.ii and loth streets.

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«i*iKl ,I, !'., rM, . 1 . lM T^rI 0 MB CITI/KNSAND I 8 iTaN..ui> VisTTlNo THE CITY.-lfjon W ,T.,. ,, .!."i , ' t , ,0 " r , H ' l,r ,'", ut J ' n ti,e ut, '" t * n d most approved wt,,,. i w „ u |j ndviae yon to call oa HOB ! ', ~iii ■,> "•…

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V.>. . Vi!"* ~ f*J?> u,,Jer t4 »« Anmnoan Hotel. I ■v v " n ' street. < .. i.. . 1.""'"*'?"" al f" c,ln sat their wbiaksrs B mi, i neautilul bla.-kor brown color. , k !s.l hr M. |.aun ncr House- ' CORN XR fra AND MAIN uth •

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eomannßl ca„ a.ich, FRESH, It tss Drug and Apotl.oeai) Htore of "fwo |

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IW. W. IXILIOI. Varkst Fl.ee. ' •«•» -U r i BiiKiu sirest. I

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liirlnnonti jpispatcjr. WEDNESDAY MOKNINU JAN. 4. hash kenek4l amimbi.v of virginia. senate." Ti ksday, January 3d, ISfQ. The Senate was caUad to order at ts o'clock M . by Lnut.

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knot* wdemenra forthe honor. Rewousa endear ,r to discharge the obiigatioaa iacambeat on him as le.-.inex a » lr-m-an. tovem, d By a huh tmie ol : »h,i waedueeMch ■ ember. Fnlraeaeaad uu.,j,r iiality should mirk ata acts, and he would unite…

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t,,n year tue> were eateriog on. in tn* ..pinion, uught to chr -nieie Soatbern ledepenuenoa nnd Southern ennaiiti iaeor Federal Un,. a, or Houta ern independence outside ef thai In ion. Hetrust eu the dun e.>a antes threatened

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!ui!d be m.-i as they ou*hi 'o he o tho»e eatsfree.snli»hteaej.andisde*eaasai ue co,.rs a Virginia would i«ke n the. turtxfj coniut.oii of the .-ountrv excite.. .ol tbousei us sii" waa anan.~ tin hist l.c Revolution o| 76. and >-h t>ne has…

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BBS leads, m. Soutne n Slate will r«f .ne He trusttii such action Would iwtHK-11 'md sh.,w lo the vorl.t a ti.xud and un urpii-r to deiend hen.h' of the State •vereunt). l)o net msulther honor h •n. h«r prißciplss; do rot tarnish her .jus'…

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to enj, > m a! and evtry harard. If 1 •-? la-nlcl, defend it be c itefetid it nil. if need he defend n upon the Moody ie i am pre* re.' to there tho fate ol 1 old State aud her nol-U ai.d seLtrou" on of Mr. Rivx

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ft. for the. i aity,impartiality andaktl lien iit3 iav,,ria.ii discuart,ett ins duties teit*. unto ii mentions from fro v. Wis>k were ue Senate. One o! th-iu «Micioseii a ng relief lor E.I V. 1,1 d MoCabr, a |ier ueif October 17, at it.tr,>er'a…

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ioneaad reprieves from the l*e,i- Aim the Governor's reasons there on the table, referred, and ordered ted. ks presented the petition of certain Maaoa county anil others, fur an ap m to complete the Covington nndOh o at ati early day, to tue…

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redo, in Wayne eonaty, for an act ol i 1011, on of Mr. Smith, the Committee oi Justice ansa iustrncted to Inquire tpedieocy of s., amending the }tk eee if >ter i-.-i »t the Code aa to extend r i to the country \V- toi Blue ■ IIIIUIIIS. ion…

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the Baptist Chinch. i- lion —The lull appropriatingft-Z5,• civil contingent fund ol the Execu i'tinem, was taken ap and jias.-etl.— Improvement.—AW bill* milking ap. ins to internal improvements which n their second reading, were'asade of the…

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Braxton; by Mr. Graham, ol an i,|> iii to ihe Black Lick nnd Plaster npike Company, by Mr. Ferguson, dating certain precincts in Wayne .• Mr. Kemper,oi compensating the General for extraordinary sersices by him; ay Mr. Ballard, of taxing pais:…

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in the Ist Auditor's office; issie. of Including notaries public as .rs of the peice: t>v Mr. Myers, ot • the salary of tae assistant clerk to tary of the Commonwealth; by Mr mending tne charter ol the Firemen's Company of Norfolk; by Mr. Smith

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standing taxes paid by James ji^ v . - of Kanawha; by Mr. Dickinson

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iison. of Prince Ed ward, mf repeal *■ for the capttaiioi. lax in aid ofthe t-rti Society: t,y Mr. Dsckenson, of ililii'K a turnpike from a point in o the liiichaiian line: by Mr. Ken- B distribution of the estate of John . reensed; by Mr.…

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i.aih ih.u they will not eel!articles wbicbhave paid tluty or been manntactared at the Nor ib; by Mr. Evans, of aniaorixing the aale of free negroes for debts contracted by iliem; by Ilotiinan, of aiiieuiliiig the iaw* relativa to nbas to the…

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Bits' Reported.—A 9iU amborizing rheGrov* ert.or to contract with Wm. K. liaibee lor a atstue of Junafes Madison* the cost not iocs eeed Blo,tmn On motion, the House adjourned. Soltheum Rights.—The |eople of Savan nah, Gn., held a large and…

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which now enne t us with the Northern States of this Confederacy may be severed,aud eonsioerUig that prndesas as well as a projer repaid for the interest oi our own sec.i n de maud that all our domestic resources should he lostered and developed,…

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Editors. jth—The employment ef Southern teachers, ami the use of Southern school books. • 'th - - .\ mi-iii ierc,nii'.-e with till cities and sec tions at the Worth inimical to slavery and Southern institutions. And to secure lespect to these…

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directly luto a Southern port, to those of lb.- j same character, imported through a Northern I port. Dr. PobruT'B E-Vi'LAXATiosr.—The Rev. Dr. Pomroy publisher a card in explanation ofthe facts lately divulged injurious to Ins reputation.…

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«iont>,) he has occupied, ami bis extensive air.tiiuce in this and foreign lauds. He ws himself upon infinite and Sovereign inei'i y, onVriiiK no apology nor making any excuse, lie entreats the foririveuess of the many thousands whose friendship…

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SYork Saturday for Europe. Tne Bremen, ioiithaiup.'or. nnd Bremen, took out Kill, a specie, ami eighty-nine passengers, lu ing representatives of every part of the continent, from Staten Island to Vancouver Inland. The City of Washington, for…

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Further by the Canndn. We append some further items of news by the Canada, telegraphed from Sackvilleou the Ist inst.: The ship Sea Hell was burnt at Bristol re cently. I.nrgp reinforcements had reached the Span i"b army 111 Morocco.

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It was 9tate(', in reference to the Congress, that the belligerent powers only will lie rep resented by their ministers of foreign affairs, the remaining fiowers to send plenipotentia ries.

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The p«ris Patrie mentions a rumor that Prince QoTtarhahOW" declines to attend the Congress nnle-s England is represented by t-onte irn.ortant memtierol lierCabinet.

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The Press contains an article to the efTect that Huglandauil Sardinia must have obtain ed serious guarantees before sending a defi nite answer 10 the invitation of trance; and also ihat the proposed Congress would be im possible, if the principle…

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The Litidon Adverii-er thinks it probable that the arroganceof the Pope in claiming pre eedeece for tii« representative overall other powers was one of the points forcousideration. Another council was also held 0.1 the I7th. Tii" gold saved…

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The Times'corre-pot.deiit a' Aden says that th,' port of Adul, 1,1 liie Ked Sea. has been ceded to Prance and a French vessel of war was shortly expected there to lake possession. The Porte bad granted , ci mission lot the erec tion ol ale…

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A Swi-r, paper says that Napoleon has re. fused permission to General McMahoa to ac cept the sword which is being gotten up lor 111 miv Ireland.

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The Beamish expedition to Morocco was re in forced on the l.'tih by 1,000 iufauli v and iy on cavalry. * ,

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A Paris correspondent of the London Globe eives the information ihat the Emperor of Aiistriacontempla.es abdicating,and sayi> thai ihe Arch Duchess Sophia is ihe aafhoress ol 1 he scheme. Copk.miahen, Dec. !7th.—The Royal Palace at F*redertck»bur«…

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Lo.nuo.v, l»ec. i;th—A fetter from Perth on the li.'ih, says: The die is cast. The govern meat has resolved to adopt a rigorous' policy towards Hungary. One hundred and eighty Protesian' iK.biemen and gentlemen have been imprisoned for taking…

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The Viei.nu correspondent of the Times, writing on the 14th, says: The danger of a con flict between the Imperial Authorities aad the Hungarian Protestants,daily increases. Vlb>.NA. Dec. I7lh.—Theespensesol the Wtir Depai tnieiit are to be…

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P.MttS Dec. ITth—The Prince La F.rd Au verque. will be the =. court Plenipotentiary ol I'rimce in the Peace Congress. The Marquis de Antonio will be the second Plenipotentiary ot Naples.

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Tlie Fitriesta es positively that Cardinal An'inel i will represent ihe Pope. It is aiso s'ared that Conm Risselet and M. Dameesene Will repr«'*ein Buasia.

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French trade having been interrupted by tbeiiihabi ante ot a viilnaw on the River Ben gal, six steumers attached . The place w s tiraveiv detenried I vi fiually desno; cd. French hiss forty killed and seventy wounded. Tin enemy List i.",ti…

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Rkmakkahi.e Accidemt.— Fall of the Troy Union Railroad Depot —A p rtion of the roof and wall* of the Union Bnilroad Depot, at Troy, N. V.. fell at 1 o'clock on Friday morn ing Inst, buryit.g the offices of the Central ami Bnratoga Bnilroads…

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The building is an immense structure, built of brick. It was completed in l-.W. It b*4ou feel |. jay Inside lrom wall to wall. Ti.e root has a tpfln of Isu feet. The spring i.f the arch of the roof is 3u feet. Tne distauce from the top of the…

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supported by twenty trasses, nine of which are broken. Tin- trasses were strengthened and supported by lateml iron girders, the-e girder.- sweeping clear across the lower partol the root, forming a continuous stretch of iron of over IS> ieet.…

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This railroad depat ia 00a af the largest ia tbs world, there being none larger oa this con tinent, and being only exceeded is sine by one in Russia. The entire north wall of the end of the de;,ot is ievel with the ground; thegrent iron pillars,…

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is completely dow>.. The whole of the north part of the foot has utiles in completely up to the centra] tower. Suite of tne east walls of the offices are broken in. There was lortu nateiy nothing ouch-r the falling roof. A fami ly living in…

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The weather was intensely cold at the time, the thermometer iv the early part wf me day being bi ieii degrees below zero. There was a fall oi snow on Thursday r,i^ht—about six inches—aad it was st>owiag at the time of the accident.

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The damage must be 10 'be extent of from S'fi ''no to «i"».',i "'

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Tkrriblk Bvrrauao *• a Family—On Saturday afternoon last, during Ibe prevalence of a severe storm, a young man who had been sen; irom St. Ciuir to lla/.lemn with a teem, for the purpose of removing tiie family of Mr. Valentine Fiaut/ to the…

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shoes sharpen*d. The persons composing the tUSBily left in thai dangerous po-iuon, were Mrs. Fraiitz, five small childrea, an elder daughter, and her husband. Alter ihe driver bad been absenr some time the family left the aragan, for the pnrpt…

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en tim-'s in a distance of between o. c ami iwo miles, yet she clung round protected her babe with the fervor which characterizes a mother's love. At last Mrs. Frailty., overcome by c Id and fatigue, c tilrt proved no further. The young man…

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proceeded home :•> rapidly as possible. On reaching Noma he in ft. lined bis iriei.ds of the occurrence, and they started 111 search of the unfortunate aßsTners. Whin discovered. Mr*. Fran'.v and 'lie children were insensible. The children…

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died. Ii is thought that Mrs. Flaunts wi.l re cover. The hate Is well, ilieieis, awwever, s me doubt of the recovery of the other chil dren. What ihe little family sahVred in the long hours ol thai Sa.urda> ait, rnoou and night,,-i --posed…

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away, ai.d their li lends fgnonmi ot tlnircon diiion; what ihat nio'iter mu-t have Mift.-reii menially, in her a> xiety &wfc*>rpoorehildreß, our naslera can imagine. We wul not attempt a description.—aj*a*r'« Jomnmat, WoUoriemt, Fa.

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abb Exports cv BAtTiMOBK.— According to a statement in the Sun, the im porta aud exports of Baltimore, during saava were as follows: Imports of foreign nn'ie. free roods . $5,470 .'32 d>. do. do. dutiable. ... 4wa SfJ Total mporta 910,408 9t

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Exports of domestic produce in Ameri can vessels .«?."> 60A MSS Co da. in foreign vessels t »1» gfl Total exp'tsdoiuerticp educe 99.323 231 l.xrMina of iorei_.ii indze in American veste's Sl4l bbM Do do 111 foreign vessels «'i 2in Total SB…

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THE ftl.lHK. lIEFALCATIOB WOT A MTTB, BIT a Reality.— The rumor current iv this city last week that a defalcation of ado,!**) had been discovered in the account of a bank off! cer in Sin ts street, was generally supposed to , have origiuated…

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knowing, that an actual defalcation has been discovered; that the guilty party has influen tial and wealthy connections, who, upon ,011. dition that the matter should ba "hashed up," came tor ward, in company with the bonds man of the delinquent,…

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Tbb Presidest'* Rkciptiob.—Despite the tiittercold of yesterday, the New Year's re ception at ihe White House was quite as mrgeiy attended as on any previous occasion, marshal Selden and Commissioner Blake offi ciated as Masters of Ceremonies.…

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and seatlmeatal, attracting a dense crowd le tbeir immediate vicinity. The usual order of reeeptiofl was nmißtaiaed. The Foreign Min ister* were received at eleven o clock: the .Indues of the Supreme Court at half-past '•even ; the Officers…

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TonAr h» Jsn'v. afß. u,, *t Hill .1477 i»4S &"*«, *m ing "ooie n 2 9«'t IBM faaaa i 7i"i ;.,7

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The pnin over the inspections ofthe year '898 i«, therefore, about l,'m hfids. A targe amount 0 e loess tobacco, sny between two and three hnndred thousand pounds, has also been receded. The last six months, as usual, in the year, are the least…

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FtvK Vermont Bank* in Baii Unou.-The followingextra has been Nsned from the office ", f Thornpsoii a Hep, r.er. The Traders' Rank. Rancor, is thrown out; the Nor>mhe.rH Hank Rancor, ha* failed: the Maritime Hank.Bangor, has failed; and we find…

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A Slkihmnq Incidrnt.—A lady wascrotfsinr; 'iuincy street yesterday, when a sled, eontaiu \ne two or three hoys, earned.nvn m a treme,, doaa Speed, Striking; her leet nnd Ibru'wiHgher down upon the earth. The sled did sot stop nl this,hathookinc…

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A lettei from the Northern Neck seiv* 'hat a servant woman of Mrs. Y»rbv had made statement* > her mi«»re«« of Bsedira'edmia chief in Richmond connty, winch had caused •be arrest of-en negro men by the civil au thorities. The investigaiioas,…

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Items i-R(..m Washibotob -Official ir,f r ma'i"ii his received ths' Bngtond lias marie a trea'v by syfi ti she cedes the Hay Istands to Honduras Advices from fjpaia hold out better pro« peets thum ever for thosettli ans at of oar claims

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A bill will abortry i..- Intrmfnced Into the Senate applying th» prineiplee of th« neu ■ rali-v law. m our own States, to prevent in vasions such as old Brown's.

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Naval.—The United States BhipMiseissipi i was nt P«rt tyvnis, Mauritius, ~n ihe i-on. of November, on her way home from China i.v •ray ofthe Cape of Good Hops'. Bhebadmaod running time. Trade was ver> brisk at Port Louis. The United S'aie*…

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Crii.v Tbubobabb Link. _M . s. Kennedy the chief engineer of the Cuba telegraph line, has tone to Gainesville, Florida, the present terminus ol the line, and complete it to Cedar Keys. The line to Baldwin, oa the Fenian dinn and Cedar Keys…

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A worthy citizen of this county, rssfcsiasj in this immediate vicinity, a husband, nad father of a large nnd in terestiug family, has been re- ' ceatly l-ereu of reason by a 'b. iief m that I worse than bnmbug, spiritualism. His fami ly have…

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Tarn Otstxb I'raiik— The number of per sons employed In the basiuessol opening: pre- ! parißgand packing oysters in Baltimore, va ries from'j,i«", to 2 - isj. Of those eaaagrd in opening (or shucking) about 1,6u0 are colored persona. The packing…

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Usrax in Taaxxeexn.—A bill has paaatd the Senate of Tennessee tv amend the usnry laws, which Bxes liie rate «>_ interest at 8 p. r cent., but allows tlie recovery of in per cent. tor borrowed money where the parties shall have so agreed, ami…

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Death of a Soldier..-Benj. Harmon, who served m Captain Washington's company el Flying Artillery, during the whole of the late Mexican war. linin;' eultst.d a: Carlisle, ami was honorable discharged from service at the cii.se of his term, tiied…

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Tnr:FEMAiJ.(»oFCoiM'iE._riieSalem(oliio* abulitioßisia are abont to disinter the body et Coppie, recently iiunjr at Charsestown, aad buried near Satem, with a view of havu.g a public funeral, with such oilier demonstra tioub as the sxigsncies…

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IMrect iMloin aticn —A canrgO of hay, con sisting of t,(»JU bales, was brou>cli! to this port yes'erday. m the Dutch hark Keihertaads from Koiterdnm, conaigneil to o o. Witie! which is eojtiai in quality to any of Kortheru production, and will…

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"Johh Baowx'B SacBETASY or Statt•■— A man passing himself off as Kichaid Realf the "Secretary of State" of John Browa, anx ious to raiss funds to reach Cnnnrra.hwß been arrested at Bpriagfleld, via a .-., charged with swindling the "irrepressible…

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From Nkw Mexico—The latest news from New Mexico informs ustliar the corn cropbsd partially failed, and as it w.a« the principal means of support, much ensuring was amici pared among ihe people. The government coral bad ptanoerad of a snanUty…

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The Cafsk—The cause ef the accident 011 'he South, m Hailioad. on Batardny after. noon, about twenty mii,-s fn m Weldon, by which the baguage and servants' cars were smatb.d, wis ihe toeahage of the axle of tne tender.

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Idiots is Tb.xas.-1u Texas, osjl of a popu lation of 43f.»af teturued by the bbwbbsiiis, me I total uumls-r ol lasaae |tersou* and idiots 1? I 281, or one in-aue to every 4,i,f7 persons, and one idiot 10 every 9JU9M of the population ol 1 the…

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Capt. Paces Exp.m>i.iox.—The last ac counts from Capt. Page, commanding the fj, S. exploring-expedition, w,re lrom Viila Mm- i ria, on the Paraguay river. Thej were iv g, d 1 health, and were preparing to proceed ui> the ,

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Übowmxd— Mr. Moaen Koss, of MastJhtwwii, \ va., up th>» Miuongithelu, wa* .lr..wne«| hue ly while attempting to rr>s« the rifer on the ' ice, which broke soon after he left the shore

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Leap Year.—Those ladies who are particu larly desirous ot entering the state ot matri- ' mony, will have the present year the privilege • of making love to any of ihe opposite sex on ' whom they may fix tbeir aiVections. ;

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Relikp oi,' the Jews.—Over four hundred ' dollars have been collected ia Quebec, and for- ' warded roQibralt.tr, f>r the relief of thedis- a tressed Jews who have ijeen driven from Mo- * rocco by the war now raging there. l

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Matrimonial.— There wereTnAA marriages iv Baltimore in l«.'.t». lAnH in rMR, tA9st iv I«vi7, j and l,tiott in MM, There were only 101 mar- « riagvs in Petersburg Inst >ear, although the 1 ladies there are noted for beau ty. j

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MisauiSAßv lßTE^Lioasca—The receipts | of the American hou,l for the month of No- 1 vember were *••>.', and the total amouut " from the Ist of August to the Ist ef December » aW.hC 35.

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Mrs. Ann 8. Stephens has nddressod a ttraa I Istter to Victor Hugo, vindicating Virginia for 1 ths execution ef John Brown. ] *

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r»'o/*tsf Assault.—Vootvrany morning Host. Rkid appeared before tiie Mayor to anawer the charge of violently assaultiug and beating Oeo. If abvkt, on the evening of the .loth ult. Without giving in detail the evidence of each wtines-i— for…

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On Friday afterniun Mr. Harvey visited Refd'sifotel.on 6th street, between Marshall and Clay, and meeting several acquaintances there, iuviied them to drink, which they did.— Mi. H. was then invited to v friend's room in 'he hotel, and ordered…

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led the bat-keeper io make remarks which , were afTensive to Harvey, and which H. re | Boarted by abuse. Mr. Reid happening to be ia ihe bat-room at the time, slept**] up to Mr. Harvey and told bim he could allow noon* to insult and abuse his…

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re'ieated into an adjoining loom. HarCey supposing that Reid had gone after an ifflcer. [ immediately left the bowse,and started in the direction of his own h »ie. lie had gone hut a few seconds, when Keid came oui ol the ho tel m his shin…

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Reid »taried in pursuit ol lum, aud one of the witnesses then -nw in bis hand a short clunor piece of iron. Whui Harvey had s,\,ne about seventy yards, Reid vertook liini, struck him on the bead, ktiovi,. -i lum down,ami kicked him two or ilir.e…

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IBtrtira. A-soona» Keid savv them, li« called 10 ihein to take hold ol Harvey, staling that lie had a pisu«l Ihe otßcer- promptly t..„k Har vey in.octisiudy, and as it-»y puluoi .aim u~, Reid gave lum another heavy btowosi the fore head with…

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injuries were louuil to be so serious that £»•■ wort ham was seat for to dre-s biswoußsla, and he was take-, to his private res ideate lor further trea incut. Reid waa admitted to bail lo appear before the Mayor, which he did

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Hr. WerthUßß, in his examination, tesli»led thai Harvey bad received lacerated wound over has right eye, a contusion on tbs right temple, and a severe bi ui-e on ill-' buck of the neck, from which he had suffered very much, the symptoms indicating…

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The >lav.,r eontinaed the rxamtuatiua until next Tuesday, and remanded Keid it a felo •li'us nseaalr,wirhraieai la snalis. disabm, fiii llgure.or kill, and fixed Ins bail MfildaßA

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Seamen's B thtl.— The R -v. Francis J. Hog*-, wenregratified t.> ban:, tins be.-n re-apt»oiiii e,i io the Chaplaincy , t the Sailors Iv this port, and win immediately enter upon bis du ties. The S iitheiu secretary of the Seaaaen - Friend S…

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the week the citiaen i will be wai ,>i upon io ud in this nobis enterprise. Many of them nave indicated a wish is lm reuse their anh* s.-ii|,tious largely above thssßaaßßi orurinalij -i,bscrib

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It bas l>een by •001" of our BsOt ' in fluent i'ti ciu/e,,- already n,teres:ed in this impormai wotk,that tae Society bold 1 gene ral meetiugat Mecbauics' iustiiyte Hali, ou Sunday afternoon next a:.; o'cl ck, and thai ill the ministers of…

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hoi 11' out tii- importance of hay lug a Seamen a Beth) 1, ami furnishing to i- pj. r Ja< k" a suita. tile hoass tor reliiri..!.- wotvbtp, when iv ihlß port, that all classes aod deuominatisMßs wi 1, with one accord, take hold of .he work and…

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able lot on Wbich to build, and that btdies as well na men are ready and anxious t,> aid in raising ihe meaua for a superstructure which ib to re fleet credit on the city, and effect great good to liie sailors.

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Theatre.— Mass Carotins Riebluga appeared .in Monday night a- Jfarte, is the well ku ,wn operatic drama of "Tlie Daughter oi the Regi ment,'' and we cm my with entire cot.tld.-ine, that the performance was bight} successful, j o' • only it,…

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lie play was pal upon 'tie stage. Hiss Bicb- j iugs was greeted with ao enthusiasm winch must nave satisfied her that she wns an obn :i i of intense admiration. The- 1 re, duetts, and ehorosee wi ,c ...1 finely done. Miss aUcbinga is r>. \…

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with delight. >lr Peter Rtcbinga,the veteran of tbe stage, played 1 ,-- umebt ia a style wm ii J save BBiiafaciiou; and when, i«, r.-- I spense to 1 lone and !oed 'bout, be led tii - fair daughter ta the front, be anadea neat speech, and feelingly…

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Tbe comedietta of lbs u Litile Savage" was also very well played. Miss Richings waa charming aa Eat Dal jrwii Fcand thensembera of the coaapany ruanVnd their several parts J with s-.iou eifec'. OarcitsasßM are fOrtutiate I in having nt present…

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kind. The t.ili for to-night i- excellent, I and weadviseall logo aadenjoj a Meat wbich ihey wm thiakefutterwarda with pieis.ire.

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O'd Br moo's 9>fi .— Many lofiairam have | b"en made as to the whereabouts ot Old i Brown's tamoas rifle-that rifle with whlcb, in Kanaas, he was wont 10 pick ofTaay pro-' -iavery man at 'he shartaace of two miles— wliicli weighed 5u pouada,…

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u-ed in his "Kausts work.*' Hie article in question is now ,1 liie CjWve>a»r*a oilier it. the Capitol building, {.ilea most murderous lookingwenpoo, eapnbte of killing anything .at an I'tdeflut'e distance, and hati suet: a wetijion ms a desperado,…

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Si'fpery.—li bus g.neraliy thought ! thit. the eel was theaaostSlippery custwaser j to !«* aaet with any where. That be is ;t alip fery creature, there can be no flues I ion; bat that he -.irpi--es t' iH attveas,aidewUse,al- j o-vsa d caaaeurays…

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beast, .11 yestenlav, hereabout, would fi:i n | comfortable sized volume. Ail dlißglaiUbill ties of the hind may be removed by a pro|>. r ausSMkm to the i*dal ixtremmes of ei'ner | man «>r beast, ilurmg the j resent sjwff of I weather, it wouui…

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7n Ti'icn— Judge Ricinud barker, who pre- j sidedat Charssstowa, JHsVrnos soauty, un the trial of "Ud John Brows" and bis eoafede- | rate, i« m toaa, called thither as a member of the Court of Appeal*. Ji,rt«e P.irkeri- »ti e-ti- | triable…

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while i.oldm ; Ihsposili >n ol a meu.U rot C 'ii- j grese. He accept, v ihe irilst o Utit.ed ill hull, 1 aud the people I.vvm seen no reusou to regret j itie afiaskaj tbey made lor Judge.

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Tl 1 Men 'g m-r.j GuurJ x Lieut. H-olev com- ; roaiiding, vvll hold ih.-ir winter annual ttitfi ■ lastituss Hail,on Moasfinß night ■ uexr, when our eitlxens generally, uud Haary Baw^Bßßtarly,are invtied to Btasnal I i.c • anniversary hops,…

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ligbied. Oet your tickets at once, or y ou'wav : be too late. . Ni>t Arriv.d. ,-A-jWiH be remembered by onr readers, the Ctry (?ouncil, on a receui '< t a. sion, voieti the sum of 9AAmm tor the enier>ain- I ment of certain Southern medica.…

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£nt present advised lt WM Ukl ., v lftsU |h(1 Southern siudenuln New Yv.rk would trmiiu luete. 1

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Aii Vi- ■ »S'mti oa asked for.—A petition was i yeeterday presented to tbe Senate from eertsln i cittaens of the town of Oeredo, U Waynsco., ] \ a., asking for an act inoorporatiug that town ItwtU bo remembered, that ths inhabitants i are compjsed…

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axember of Oougress, from Massachusetts. - j Thai town already boasts of a journal devot- I ed to thedissemiuatioo ol free-soil ideas.

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Ssaw.'s«i||irtiwHSS! I ktviof. ■ t

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•sa. Advertisements saMtehed aatil terraa, will be charged ge bbbbj per seaars ef sigkt Unas for the tost nmarUoß. and M costs loesses eaatißiißßSß.

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SB«Bifia M( Casrsrrrr. —Tbomss Jlergaa, g, vonrisajter about twenty years of axtkod hailing from Rhode lslsnd, arrived here oa Monday morning last, and that afternoon wag arrested and cased for being Can ad la eonver. aation with a negro about…

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The Mayor held him in custody asasnspiciauE character, to rive him aa opportunity to show who be ia an«i wb»t is bis busmess. wmaow

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Homeipvn in the. /.-«>.oiter».-_The Sneaker pro tern, of the House of Delegates—Mr CaYrh> tittn, of A ngusta—appeared in the Chair vas> •erday morning rlothed In a full salt of* Vlr. gin In cloth, ran. *in his own town, Staunton which Is behind…

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There Bass a msaer in the city, yesterday, of the arrival of Col. C. C. Memminger. of South Carolina, who has beeu appointed by that Slate it.-, Commissioner to confer with the Ex ecutive authorities of Virginia on thedaagers now threatening…

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Gor. Letcher.—Tu» o„ven„>r elect, Hon John Letcher, has entered upon the active dis charge •

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M"vr*r*Mayo ha* received nn tnv I'atlon from 'he Exemption Society of New York, to attend a celwbmtiou in ihat cny, on Monday night neat JfA thsAlua'iiijn Curt will c.nnme. ea its .Tannary term on that day, it ia not likely 'hat be will find…

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rw Haw* Mi /; —All ot 'he ex ensive mttn u»ac'oiies of the Mail of life slopped ita pro duction on the 'Ith oi December. The own et.*have engaged recently in seeming ihe pro nvr complement of btiwtluga and will resume BSBBhssas about tlie Igth…

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T*» steam,kin Jmooootown left her wharf at It cdetts yesterday morning for New Yora and proceeded a lew.miles down the nver, ba tl..dine the i -c too thick »o be broken through r turned to this city to await a breaking up he f ree'/e.

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State r,r,..nni.iii,-Oii the pjth February next, the Democratic party sre i,. hold a State ■ Gosjvswtl .11 in this city On the grd of the mans inaiuh. .heOppsaitßun i

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Death oe a Rkvoi.i i ionakv Soldipb . John Hewson, na H Kevolntionnry soldier .tied on Sn>id;,y. in Piiiladeiptnti, nt 'bead-' v.it.ced Bgnafßk Mr. laewaoa w««ii imutswSßf England, a id was h«>rn iv L union, October, 6~. He came to thia c mntrv…

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From Ha ana-We have Havana dares to tlie J.th of December. Trade was dill, in con seqnenceol the observance of Ohrislsaaa, The Cap tain (lener.il, with ht« C.uutes-, was at t'lentiipgof, on his proi incial tour The United Sta'es steamer Ciu-iider…

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The Tonro Cotton Milt, at Newport, R. I ,was to'aliv destroyed by fire Saturday morn lag, It worked ten thousand snindles, and wis in good condition. It wascw.iedby Mr V\ m W. Hi-hop. of Providence, uud iea»ed by Llppttt A Co. The loss i* not…

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The store of A. Miller, in Petersburg, was entered on Sunday aighl last and robbed of thirty-seven gold nnd -iiver watches, together with many articles of jewelry, n large ninn ber of gold and other watch chain,, and three dollars in money.

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Iv New York li.. t year, there- were IS mur dm, 41 homicides and -y suicides—an ineren«e of St en the previous jear. The nun,b*r of fires at which liie wa- lost, wns fit, involving the loss of ue lives. Total number of fires for ; the year…

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The loses t>\ fin in Philadelphia in RBJf amounted to tV3s,Hfi&, and the IhßßrewßS to J git. 1,7.10. The iiuporiaiioiis at .hat pori from i foreign porta daring the year, lanihau fila> in.!.:.',!i, and the exports -.-.•.

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JohadousJ,a rasldeßt or the suburbs of Columbia, l':i.. was killed recently by '-tie pas ■euger train of cars running over him. lie waa dreadfully mnagled, his .-kull i.eu,g , sraaahed and one ol bielegfl cat off near ihe

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The London correspondent of the New York Herald states that one miliiea ol dollar, „nd been setapail bj the British Government, la order to Infiaencethe aext Presidential ewe* tiot. in favor of an ;intl--iav.ry candidate.

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Tata I'iK.nMHRKWiti, Cape.—lhe Thorn. dike will

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BUfMeel) gasgedaaal died. S-nor I) hi Jitdti He.io oti Krtday prevented hisoredlrniialß an the Bee as wry ol Stnte, nnd eras reoriv*>d as charge ii',Cair.« oi die Ks pubiic of Cn.le t o thu frivrrnmsßt.

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The daaghier «>f ■ nte dieUagadabeal ihysi ciiu vi niladelphiakasgoaeiutu a coaveaL taken ihe veil, ami given the Institution her whole iTo|>er'.y, amounting liifgjn^igej,

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Themetctirv m a •eit-retri- eriur thrrmnm. e.er at tne Ousel Survey OawßS ii, Washington v..»s at arro va Sunday night, gad at 1 d vim' alH.veat balf-pasl Ho clock Moi iinv *■ "—yTfi OnOhrieimaseve. the s. Qeorssi'i S,ciety of Toronto, dt-trtbiited…

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I Bedell, dud in New York am Thursd.-w, in the 1 r,-th year of her age. The lata aVairaciivafire in twawaaga Ann and Fulion street*, N-w loeß,hasfbt At, out j orempl .yuieii; not less ib.tn five hundred ier« ii'ii.-

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Hoa. Beverly T. ('lark, mni* er »o (snare. ■ Biata, has a-ked and ib'au ed f-jTvif nhsrarjs : and will r-turn home m the «prii g. .1 II OargH*«-, charged wih . 'iit'iilnrinr In | ceitdiary

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is «:»i,f rßjßt wn «o J in New York during ths I present MbbßHb.

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A negro child, b.i longing to Wm. F f.iics i due, was harei ;.»d,a n i n p.- . t>e*r»a • ■• Va , la-t rrtdajr. A ii tlechndof Mr. Knagtj rsajßahM in Pr tershurg was seri.,.,s»v lajarvd Monday alt«r n

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The Hon. Antbiutv V;,-, llrtg,.n, | Or.c county. New York, died hut wwk at the adi vanced age of ?3 y„ir». *

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busbeN 17,5i9 Ulr^ '' , ' , • U4d of «»«'K

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has accepted the office of Cmied Siate»]>ißtriv't A'>or,i,-v fir New York * iv-w Theodore Sedgw ick, de.H-a>ed. * A C mmissiouer ot ihe R renue for f» *city

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of that city next Tuesday. Trie hirit g rates for servants at Alexandria and in that vicinity, ou Monday, were much lower than Inst year. -•«%* The steamship Canada from Liverpool aa the Uth Hey., a,.d Halifax on Saturday, arrt. ve

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Mrs. Charles Howard Is phayigg ta Alexaa. dria. e~-»-v» Tbs imporuuons of silks for the part at M. York atone during lss*\ wan 9B,9MJ9m\ Ths cold wvathar has almosi shmnfi amßaxaV tion upon the t*oU mac rivar. Kd ward Olt, a plasterer by trade,…

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! ," *: - SOHSIELX, rive s -.rv 1.,, idmg, \. » Mais at. :

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Ha. i'loiae-Msde Minn- Ment.—Thoa* iv \

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want ol mm GROUND SPIOFB for this d"?i!htfill

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telling him through in to deep water. * j

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brought to Virginia by Hon. 1111 Thayer, a i

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On a ■rad«r.~Johg ctaßUßgaTh traveiiag *'

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The am ma| ; f flour now ia New York is

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dered at Indianapolis, 1 nd., on Tuesday auyaV

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We closed onr notlceof Blnclwood's article j npon prise writers yesterday sooner than we

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down, and tbe rest left ont. If we Have been j correctly understood, our remarks convey the . Idea that practice is as essential to the greatest ;

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genius, and the largest amount of acqui.ement, j as it is to any scribbler ihat lives by peu and i ink We are aware that a different opinion is .

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prevalent, but we are convinced that tho«e , who have themselves written much will all j agree with us in opinion. A workman must j learn to handle his tools, let his mechanical i ingenuity be what it may. In the beginning,; the sculptor may…

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brings life cut of the rugged marble, be cannot ' succeed to the extent of the impulse which is ; within bim. So it i* with the writer. His aunt efforts are always crude nnd imitative; and

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ahja is the case alike with the greatest genius j and the most abject "pretender—with Siiaks- ; raaasaud Por Emmobh; with bun who wrote ;

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tbe soltloqny of Hamlkt, nnd him who indited ! that notable panegyric beginning— "Oh ! riimpsj,'liuiii>s>. Colonel Johnson Bil.od Tecumseh.

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his preface to his edition of SnaJUraAßa*B j plays, expressed an opinion, the opposite to that which we are now endeavoring to in

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culcate. He believed, or affected to believe, I that suAK-iPBABE, owing everything to na ture, wrote a» well when he llr.-t began to •write, as he ever did afterwards, bseaußss na ture was as strong la bim in the beginning as it ever was afterwards.…

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anything is it easier to trace the progress of improvement. Take his earlier comedic - thoae which from the ascertained dates w

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immature geniu-. Uis style is ball tormed, I in a great measure, upon the writings of his predecessors—qnibbles, plays ut'ou words, and frigid conceits al'ouml beyond measare— kits characters are imperfectly developed: that is,considering it…

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fests none of th it energy and psaston which ; subsequently, nnd to this day, distinguish ] bim from all other writers that ever lived.— Following the chronology of his plays, it appears to us that he llrst begins to manifest Ban superior creative…

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that we are readii.g the productions ~.f a great : poet; of a man inventive powers are ! unbounded, whose imagination Is equal to tbe lofttsst flights, who has already done more than anybody else, but who has not even yet j let the world know…

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"Twelfth Night" and "As You Like It '- , One step farther and we meet with the comic side off his genius la mature purfection revel- ' ling in wit, rolling iv hum or, ami throwing ; about thei-H ostiy materials, to us.- tbe ex- ; pression ol…

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a profusion of comedy as is to be found in ! liKßitr IV. and the Merry Wives of Wind or. j But the genius of the author culminates only ' in his four uiirivulled tragedies, Lkak, ELabt- ' let, Otiikll.), aad Kacbbth. There always has been,…

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With a zeal verging npon open war. Talon { together, they constitute the greatest product j ol the human imelhct. If piiie ice was ne- ! gSBBMkry for tlie most comprehensive mind that ever existed to bring its vast powers toper- ] lection,…

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If anybody could have been supposed ;o i have brought to the aceomplishmeat off a lite- ! rary undertaking everything thai coaid su- : percede the necessity off previous practice composition, ii was Oianov. He bad mad, ' liimsell master of…

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He understood the principles off all nligioiis t and all creeds. He knew the history i

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which he hail labored during tbe best part off j his life, he felt acutely that verj want which nothing but practice can supply. Thia feeling ! be expresses in the language ; '-At ; the outset," lie tells us, "all w.i> dark and doubt In!; even…

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chapters, aud tbe order oi the narrative, and I was often templed to east away the labor of , seven years. The style Off un author should • be ihe image of his mi ml, tit: the choice and command of are the fruits of txettise. Many experiments…

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third, before I was toUrab y satisfied with their rjfert. iv the remainiier off the way 1 ml- j vanced With a more equal and easy pace.'' If nil authors who bavedistiaguishod them selves would give their experience, WS have i no doubt ibey…

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The statement of ihe Haw York correspon deutof the Mobile Register, oa this subject, I whsch wepnhliabed yesterday, is oi a start- : ling character, yet not more so than many ex- . traorduiary incidents developed jui the last lour mouths. According…

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>itl»s taking his seal be nppnssrt It is easy enough to pooh-pooh ! fciich things; but they i are not more absurd and iniprohalile than a '

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prediction ol the raid of John Bbowb would j have appeared iv August last, ami they are! not too bud far the 'any which emiorscd and ' circulated ihe Lkliki: book. Whether tbe j story be true or lali-e, however, the (Bet which j the spies are…

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ought nt once to establii-h :i manufactory oi , gunpowder and arms. If, afier the lesson ; taught by Joux Biu.w.\ ; the Ucveiojimetn of I the vast rami fictitious of that g snaps raty : among iudueiiual citi/ens of the holding Statea : the…

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aud aixty-eigut Black Kepublicau men, be .-j ~; Congress, if, after ull thee** warnings, the South permits itself to be lulled nguni into '. prolound repose and confidence, bbßSbSj Vifi be an explosion at some unguarded moment be neatb ber…

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Ice in the I'otoniar. The failure of the Horlhstl mail to arrive at tbe regular hours for a day or two pas t. has

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hsencausedby Ice in tbe Potomac. Tbeaieamt-r j Powhatan left Washington on Monday mora. : ' Ing, and was about four hours making h> r way j as tar as Alexaiidria, as we learn fruin the |

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Cattlte. Ou leaving mat place, she gallantly J ploughed through tbe im on her way to Aquia ! Oreek, wblcb the reached about 0 o'clock tbe i gems night, thus traveling at tbe rale sf ab.iu i \%an miles an bonr.

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Miss and Mr. Rlcbinfts. j We went to trie Theatre last Monday niR-ht, ! to see tbe Daughter of the Regiment, we | 'be j writer of Hit* article) not hf.vinf; seen Mi»» j RifHiNos before. We found beras we , \|ni t ea\a most eanxraalag ne treat;…

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the same time, natural. Wiibal,bbeh;i»al»eau ttfal flmire, anil, we think, tint BVawlßßt face we ever saw u.»on the stag-e. Iriditd. It is very i hard to moßt with a sweeter, on or off the stage.

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Mr. Rn himjs i* th- fame Put Kit Ricatnoe i ihat he was tweniy-*>even years as;,), when we j »aw him .day Sir B—lAaHn Rackbitb, in the 0M I'tirk Theatre, "Com-ule Fiance," (that is, ! Sivii'iiiN Ireiiijj Manager.) aud FABBI Ke.viiu.i-. j »»eiiig…

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York, ami a deadly enemy lo Use pence of tbe ) young, iiutn-s in Tlie Ik.'.x.-.-,. Weiiave olleii seen fclßß Blncr, nt Tbt Walt.ut Street in Pbiladel j,hia, and we never saw lum fail on nny occa sion, or play in auy ilia racier Wbieb be ilnl…

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saw try it. IroN CjcBAB Dl Ba2ax, for in- \ Btsmesyalwajra nainenra to ns taxne and insipid, | .-iini»ly hecanse nobody plajra it libs he used to ; play it. 'Ye ace B-rad to tee the veteran's pow- j m mellowed, rather tiiaii Unpeired by tune.…

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The If. Y. Herald enniiierates among tbe great aad good of Obe world who have Jfttssed from life (luriiig tbe la-t twelve months, YV • U. PiiKsiotianii Wa'himitox laviwo, bright t

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names in Am"i i-iui literatnre; Ht btbChoatk, j mi emiiieut lawyer: In tinat Britain, Hal- j i.am, the historian, Lady MonoAV, l»r. Laud- i Btsnj and In: iliim v; in I'ranee, DbTOOQOTb. , vrLLB, the able commentator on tbe Democracy of America;…

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Bat Mil. and Stkphk>-on. Baring the but year, Judge Mas©*, our popular Minister a 1 France.has died, and in tbe capital of that conn- ' try, Mr. Walsh, one of oni oldest editors and j ripest scholars.

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rime in [few Verb. Tbe New York Herald, in its chronological ; record of events for 165!), gives an ace.,'' ■ of the nanrders, homicides and suicides commit- ! led vi tae BBPtropolisofKewYorkdnringtbal period. Tlie increase of crimes of this…

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Tiiis increase is wholly disproportionate to the growth of tbe New York population, and j is attributed by tbe JaVrohftotbe inefficiency I i of ihe poli.e system and tbe imperfect admin [ istration of criminal law.

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railing onl the Aiilitarj . ! Whilst free-soil j urnalists ol New York ; , have hud a good deal to ray of thai which was j , none of their busim - —the large forceraised j ■ to repel the threatened rescue of Jons Bnoa'M— ! they seem to bavi…

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the hospital on States [eland. TbeNew York volunteers were sent there vj tbeGovernor tof that S'.a-e on the 13th of September, IS3B-I and were not withdrawn until the Ist ol Jan

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nary, 1850, tbeir expense to the State being all I that time upwards of ;i\c hundred dollars a onv. - —«*JFi—-- Acrideatste Steamboats aad Railroads.

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According to statistics lately publistied, tbe ' riiiiroii'J accidents in the I'm ed S;a:i 3 for ihe list seven years have amonnted to '■■'■, by which 1,109 were killed and 3,611 wounded.— ! The steamboat accidents during tbe same pe riod were2l3,…

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Loth Houses of the L gislature were In ses. Eion yesterday. J...•:'.;. Q-ov. Mostagub as mitueil the Chair in tbe Senate with aspeech which will be found reported in tbe proceed ings of thai body. In tbe House a bill was passed appropriating…

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1 i.c Index. Lkwis W. t 'AitKi.L, Esq., hai become one of tbe proprietors of that admirable journal, the Virginia Ind .-, ii;n! will hereafter be nssocia- j ted in its management with its present aule ; aud experienced editor, B. M. DaWiTi,…

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The Steamer JAmestOWn. , This steamer started yesterday on her re- ■ (em trip to New York, but got only about abalf mile down the river when she was compelled , jio put back oa account of the lee. She Is bow quietly moored al her wharf al Rocketts,…

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BaATn i' Judob BtACKFOKD.—The Hon. j laaae Blackford, senior .1 ad,.;,' of the Court of Claims,died in Washington Ofty on the even- : , ing of the3lst nltimo. II" wns appointed to but honorable and important trust by Presi dent Pierce in !-',:;,…

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msrnt, held high rank in the legal profession, i i and was much esteemed as a citizen and friend- :

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Imi'ouisof liuv Qoosav—We kmrafrom the Journal of Commerce that the imports of dry (roods at the port ol New York for the , year 1850 have been larger by nearly twenty . million dollars tnan for any previous y.-ar In the history of I lie conn…

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UjMVßaerrr w rata Sonn.—Brthopa Polk | :ind Elliott are now on Sewanee Moimtain, I arranging to l.ieak irround in baying the corner ; stone Of the new t'uiversity of the South, [ which baa been endowed wiih half a goiUion of money. ILshop HopAJna,…

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1 testimonial of their personal regasd, as well ag approvil and Bstsairatlea of the "zeal, SB- j erjiy and ahility displayed by lum in the late t i ■basraatoriA] eaatpgUga.' 1

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The Lvmiiih u,i ExTaasioa.—With has • xvcpuo .oi ibtt braaga aero-1 Janaaa river, has ! L> a -tiiiurg T 'xteusion of tan Orange and Alex- • andria Kailroad is couiplevd. Tne lied of the load is finished, ami the rails laid io Lynch burg. With…

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Orroamoa Stats OoavaaTtOß..—Tae Ooa vention of the Opposition party in Virginia! w.U Ut held in tbi* city uu Uaßawawi Wohs ruary. ft is exfiected tbrtt every county in the State will b» lepresenteil.

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{o"gWe regret to learn that Mr. Jnux VYuit*, formerly connicied with the telegraph , otlice in this city, died yesterday inoruiug, in Peterriburjr, of consumption. j A movement « on font for the establisUment j of a cotton factory in Norfolk.…

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CoLLisioo.-Lai t night about , o'clock, as the ferry steamer Norfolk was on li-r way to her wharf .m the opposite side of the river, she ; wa« r.in into by a Sieam tug, and in Aye nittt utes wenttLwu in tliteen leet water. Tho ferry boat had…

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ing is ail that can beaten of mesanken -team- | er As vet, we luar no opinion as to the ex- , ten! of her damages, or probable cost«.! repairs. An effort to raise iicr, however, will be made at once.—i'BVtsmeaaa Tmnirript, lwe«aa%. Deceased…

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in Bkowhegan, Mi , was destroyed by fire on Wednesday night. Loss heavy. Hon Robert Allen died ai his residence In Bedford county, Va , on iheawth ult.

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Pol »t I'KRioii AatßßOTTraa axs Photo- j IBAPHS, «0 tohßßs' Oilerv, 115 Mam St., opno- j Hi!,' Govsranr. , ~, . , K.,r superior Antbrotyses aad Photographs, jo to KiK"'

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lor superior Aii.t»r..t. pes nnd Photographs, to tn RKr -' (iallery, MS Maie St., opposite Uovernor. Their pre es are the lowest, and thou »ort pr,> nounced tne best m the eitj. Their prices sre ths .(.west, nnd ttieir work aro nrmßcedthe best…

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okl lad) "i our acfluamtaace baa been reatlv afflicted with Asthma lor Hiani years, and ■Vis tried r. multiplicitj ol prescriptions, with little r»r no effect. My wife sent her i ranol .-, i-.x ,•: tbe Bboschial faoCßßs. After n «aw days ws…

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not refuse it." Bbowb'b Bboxhial l «•> hbs, ... .',,'.... Loxexses, a"- soli; throu >< I the 1 ni ted btates. .' ;l * _v ' rbSacwlt ajaßicHn. »» Tbxatxx.

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A GREAT BILL. MISS CAROLINE BICHINOBJ , , M.SS CAROLINE ;; It'ii! \'is, and tier father, MIS 3 CAROLIW X RICHINGS^ iMR. PETER ETCHINGS, in a \IK. PETER RICHINGS,

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r\\!i: PETER KIOIiINGS, •; R A WI > !•' NTKBT Ai N M >■'. NT J GRAND KNTKRfAINMENT) To-night. .KAM) fcNTERTALN '.. KN l'\ MI3B CAROLINE- RICHiNG*! MISS CAROLINE RICHINGS! as .MISS CAROLINE RICBI.NG: , i.MARIEand KATE DALRVMPLE, vcitli < MARIE…

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Hero flJaiversaiti Aoknow ed^ed. THE EN I'l RE COM PANYJ IHE ENTI RE COM PANY. in the THE ENTIRE COM PA N f\ iSTA R SPANGI RD B vNNFR. Secure your STAB SPANGLED MANNER seats. {STAR SPANGLED BANNER. SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

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EM>R HIRE—Two l ? ies. a boot 11 years ol -.-

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Pill: HIKF—FARfti HANDS, two or i; ' ! '" I HOUSE ' RLS. and one »oun>; WOM *X. v. ith child i« ii ' i-'H • old, who is a .- >od plain ODOiv and LAUNDRESS. ,-, i -3t - T . I! MONTAGUE.

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CHIR RIBJE : 't.i-i rate~MEAT COOK; I 00.l 5' DlislNO ROOM BOY; IWASHP:R and IRON ER; 1 first-rate TWISTER. -Mi. '«' ri !-.',... C. G. THOMPSON, at Oar House. It HIRE V i;.s: i ite l;i\;\i: ROOM r SERVANT,(maIe.; A.V.STOKES.

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RA \ "-. ;'. : lilt HIKL.-I have for hiri a i' tui in ii.- rot SERVANTS; arr.ont *hem are Rool House Servants. House Girls. Factor) >'temniers. twisters and ft'erewtnert Farm Hands nnu House Boys. Apply to JAMIS MOORE ia 3. ,(,- (i, posite…

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1 VTD md two Boys STEMM ERS. Appl) :.t the tuficeol ! in nlop, Moncuro A Co. ja3-3t G. W. ROYtTER.

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:"J»i: lilKl .—Four No. 1 BARRELOOi PJiRa, j r ,)| h { dv, ible !i idi, d vonn men. ." p , to 2 -.it ' ALEX. :,: TttABUE :\- ~ s ~. !

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nOR IIIRi:- A first-rate BLACKSMITH, who j I ,- -, N., l iorse all *i and v. ■. n ••• r. jn2 -e.'iiif

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'poßAttO BOX MtKbfi FOR HIIIK.—A • firstaate BOX MAKER.whois agooO.sf.t dy, reliable hand. Kmiuire at thisoffice. d*3l -tl • i:s v '.-% .ii FOX ;i:u«:. -- IWO .....:.'. C 5 from 15 to 17 Tears old, iiceustoined to house ser .. ce«nd v.-tv capable,…

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TTtWO NEGRO M£?i FOR SALE PRI- I V'ATELY.—For sale to remam intheoityor rieitehliorhood. two aood FACTORS HANDS- one iiu or 31 yeara of a c, the other *4; to he sold foi ao fault, but in order I i theaetl ti- .... ol i.-- te. '1 ;i-- men are…

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DOR SAA.E—A valual x ynnag N EURO * AN, F a g ood FARM il A Mi. and an excellent ser- I v.ini'. 'i'l,-'' owner desirinii nt to send birn out oi , the State, wi : l aell him a barttatn. Appl* to .lAMESMASSENBCRG, j»4—lt* Office ofthe Columbian…

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COR SAI.E—To remain in oi nesr town, f M F.GRO M AN, altout IT : • irs of age, who has neon accustomed to waiting in the house, drivin ■i carriage, Ac. Satisfactory rei'ereaoe wi.l be given in raspeet ;■ character and fonlifteatioß. Apph at…

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VI RSE AM) HOI SERVANT.—A sn -> perior NURSE and HOUSE SKRVANT.witb one yonns child, is

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CEJIVA.NT S FOR SALE.—I wish to sell to >~ stit.ie one who v. ill not remove them from Rich mood, a NEGRO WOMAN, ahoat twenty-three yea's old.-ittl lier two yonng children. The wo- ! man ia ■ i.ti to be a 6rat-rate boose servant, washer and…

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nic tit the St:.:c Court- House, de V-ta r.KNi. POL LA X P. \! Ai.l ABLE SERVANT FOX SALE.—I, 1 have for sale a Servant ii.i!. i mulatto • abont !Byeaisoid. \t-rv likeli. of unexceptionable cha racter. Pbe tv a first rale SEAMSTRESS, NURSE…

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1 >od GARDEN ER, and his wife.CS or69yeara of ace,unexceptionable H.f to character. *-..']i mnst go together The woman ia 'i fair COOK, una ;t good WASHERaad IRONER. Ab»lj to de2r>-ts ii. R. I'KAiCK.

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Rn■it'.in' tt. .fttttnrv 3d, 1880. < '•IMIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Bank I have (iec!,rt,la DlVlDENDofspereanl ~ I of tbe profits of tae last six months, which, after piyiii'. '~ i>, rent. bonus to tiio State leaves 8\ per cent., or •*'.'■,…

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Ihe FARMKRM' BANK Of VIRGINIA have lieeliit-l a dividend of :mu per ecnttuit at tan p.ofiti of the laatitntiofl i.t the last stx months— aedactißC therefrom oae-fourth per cent, bonus to the State, leaves 3fe rer cent. parat.le t., t.iu s ■.■:^,..…

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VOTWite;—Ti,e!i.i,"'iof D',reei..i7si.ftl.e"BA>K -> Of TIE «:i»MMON'.VEALTHh'iveihis ili, •le.-'artd B Dividend ci i nws.z i ci cent, out . I' t ie profilajjpt.'ie Ijjs'itiition, tsubj'ejt to a l.oim.s el' V, oi ; per cent, trvthe Stiit«,>…

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I>;»lTO>IKY BOND.-Sealed pTiipdainle a ill ) received by the Consai "i ttraaoa in Vir liiitiu »t u,e ofice of th* Vi c Coesul of France ie rforfolk, Vi , for a BOTTOMRY BOM), ofii etiin betwe*B fifteen and sixteen Ihous md i!altars. on tin…

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rtorfotk, Ist. January, IKb. J.i a—at ftß.il 1: R1 fc. ?», I It I iTSan ii PRO V ISI UA S. Vi l havanow ia store the most complete aSBBrt- BBBnt of Fainilv Broeertes, Teas, Wines, Lienors and Ci tars j ABsVsß.Craahf rr tea. Potato asi Snmk…

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finger ; Inu bids. Crushed rlu«ar : HA) JBhla r„vrderud aud GisiiuU'.ed Sugar; a> bbls. Cut Loaf.Smart for sale by E. ILSKINKBR k CO.

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At Hie resilience of Che bride's f-vti *r. "it IB* rl-ivafternoo't. Dearo*"*' -'• v. *'**■ « ,T '"7 L.„ Mr. Hatchet, H

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In vlncsßßVa. I. d..'t. IM| »t pit,-. ty a Rp , v : > Mr ;.

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Jamaon, Mr. I.AFAYK', rM MTUg; fct? "r Richmond. v a., to ,Vio HI LMN E .daugli.erol CapC baas Mas*.,.! vi nose nee.lan.

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D/23D, On raesdii Bmrsiai, January J**.. MM. at i,ei r ,.» eases, , n Id stieet. Mrs. L. .L PI I 19, in US

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!t.-r Mineral «iil take phvss fvmnCfsv Street Meth .li .ur. n.'i'i TBSrsday.Jsßaßri Bth. at Ml o'clock A. M The friends asd aoouamtaacesol the deceaaed arc respectfully intitsi to aliens without further notice. On tie. i.uiit ot tbe ad lastaat.…

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brother 18-law, Jobs Atnueu, are respe illuU., in \ ited to attsad- OnSaturdas aveninv, Dec .iis'. at hi* resilience. io this city, Capt. WM. BURK, in tae Is'h vuar ,n h.- it.:". _ «»« J , !

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_f3irS» PUBLIC MEETISfI IH HAI.I-j ueCSL FAX.—At a Urge meeting of tne« Usena of this county, held at Brooklyn, Dec. Mtb.lSiH, Col. ttvi.m., ti ati is -1. .\ li: was called to tin chair, •nd Tho*. E. Babksoals appointed BecroUrv. Tne Cnairnian…

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Whereas, The re'-ent treasonable act ..!' John Brown, in atternptina te excite a servile insurrec tion in the Mite ol Virginia, lets met with iiper i ral by such numbess of our Northern feiloa on sen*; and whereas, his capture, trial, conviotion…

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as, ihe conservative element ol Northern society tins been bo slow to nt. and acoouiphshed • little while acting ; now, theretore, ..... Resol ■•■'. Ist. That, in onr estimation, i. ia high nine for ever.', good citizen to prepare andeeuip…

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times, yet we would nrge upon them the nsaessity I of using every effort thoroughly to ami aad equip the militia companies ci tbe ."-.tute. ;.ri,t to ins I such laws as will give more force aad vitality to | our militias,stei.t.

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Resolved, Ith. That Virfiniav ill maintain and defend her rights by conantuiional action within | the Union, .1 sin- .••it'; without, it she rr,i:.s:. Resolved. Uth. Thai re believe Hia Excellency. Henry A. Wise, haa performed ins dnty.hiawhote…

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"iis, AN .U).t!»tilM.U HEaVAINGof «SCSE the Stockholders ol the JAMES RIVER and KANaWHA COMPANY will be hel.l al lino office on TUESDAY evening, the 17th instant at ■'. ~*cl( ck. WM P. MUfIPORD, Seoretary. ia I—3av Sw

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gpSOEa having bsea informed that anme medical men. of thia city, are attending pal :eniii bj the tear, for a specific sum and believing thai this practice is injurious to the interests andderogat ■ i, to the honor ol the medical profession,…

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profession of the city.a. expressed in a resol nt ion append* d to I be "t inU • i foes." •A"- tie"- fore 1,,11.c ourselves not lo attend j patients by the year and to ret'nse con ultations I with any ph) sician who maj directly or indirect…

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FOR BALE.--To remain in the tiCS cil or ,• nntry adjasenl TWi Ni , LIKELY MEG ROES—men, wo nei . boys md . iris I —some very line diniLg-room servants chaml I 'iii.ii--.. snd une likely wcmsi., with ;>.. r children. - Phey can be seen it m;…

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ne i. !. chmond or th< count) of 'iloit eester. Thej havej - been divided from an cs i t ita. The own

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shall ctmtmne to HIRE 01 ? N RG ROl S, t - NT Ol I'UuUaEs uU SELL NEGROES and R ..>!. ES rATE. privately. This •.'iiioiHi temenl is m idebe mse bay a; < a elected Commissioner I' tl a Revenue ole 'c :•■: distrii't of this city, my friends might…

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CI LTUB M. SOCIETY -A meeting of tlie Executive Committee oi this Society will take i lace at the office of th • President on VVEDNES DA . ti ":t. at 11 o'clock I ■ .ii. ,!,- n-td C. DIMMOCK, Sec'j Va C. A..' : .

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B_-3ft» t UPOH TANT NOTII E—TO PA R KS M KRS AND CO M Mi 38 lON MER CHANTS.—'Jn and liter ths Ist January. 1860, 1 pi pose to furnish GRAIN tIAGS for the use iftbe fanners and merchants living and business •,!••". the line of th Richmond. Predericksburg…

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NOTICK.—A general meetim ofthe t->—j.-. Stockholders of the RICHMOND nn.l i'ORK RIVER RAILROAD COMPANi will be : helaat \ c t Point, m the county of King William,! ■n. fUESDA\ . the Uth (ii> of January, laoo. Bj order of the Boa-d of Due •…

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The above is expected to i:-a important i meetint; t-i the Stockholders, and it is hoped Ihat] eHi-h cue will interest himself in ita organisation, by lient.' present .ti person oi by proxy. i'« IS—Stswtd A. W. M. '

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PARMERS' BANK OF VIKGIJS- j SKS lA.—The annual meeting of tii? Stock I In Id >rs of thia B ink ".ill t' : - h ; ,i al their Bank ng \ House in thia city, on Vv EDNESDAY', the llth d , oi January. HMO.

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An ac! ol tins General Assembly, passed U in h 25th, 1843, prescribes that " Nt> smoer oi l i rector of r. .. s:. ill vote by proxy lor an] . ••>■»- ! holder in any erection of directors or omcersof t ! bank, nor shall any proxy be valid which…

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NOricS.—The General Veetme of ssKjEb ths STOCKHOI DERS OF THE HANK Or \ l£GlNlAwilibebeldatth«ir Bsnkin< House, m the city of Richmond, on MONDAY, the t>th of! Januan next. Tlie law provides that bo Officer or Director of I the Bank shall vote…

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Streets. Continues toRKNTOUT BOITBES,HIRF OUT NEOROES.SELL RBAL RBTATE, SELL NR vj ii ■. .1- 8. nr.il aetaaa GENERAL AGENT He' returns his thanks I «the liberal patromme bcatow- j ed npon him foi two years past. au *1- Cm LMUi: '.\SI KA.MIK.…

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JOHN WOOD, Jr., Socretary. Thts Company, with a capital and surplus ofnp ararsa ol »jbO.OUO, located in tue heart .i me Old Dojbinlon; its shareholders idaatiaed in m tttie.-i v.uli the citizens at Biahmssjil. aps] con Uibutißf to the proaperit)…

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3d'D?videsda paid to stockholders during tie B.inie time, 'ii per cent.

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With such antecedents, and aith a dsterreisa tion to most a', futitie fnir claim", !* r lot,*, prompt » acdaati*fae»orilt,the ALBEMARLE IN-i il- ANCE CO* PANY ccnfideßtb ash Bsreassdpa troi iitl lit Ihe Bands of the good peotkle 4'{ Rich moml.…

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10 khds. Ifhonid ira Bacon ; 9u 'nrrcls Leaf Laid, iw I*'xm t>h! DomiaieeSoasi IN boxes old Do niini«>ii Ciiaillcs; iisj Iw.xes Alttneier Candles; for site by CHa.S. T. WORTHAM A CO. jaa-M

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Nov a i*3Sf 1 Apouioi. m . -r.oue bsbbbsM No.a Scotia I'otvloes, on board schonusr J. Acorn, in the kmsk, for s*le by I

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SPECIAL NOTICES. •r\ttr«"-«i B» ran Ins in l»rv Oo«d«— lanssr- TalvT No I'l'.K.—The siibscrfbat* »re new pre- I pnted. litore so than al n> tin;.' hsret-.f.ire. »os»U great bsrcaißß in DRY OOODS. Everybody n Search of such Weu'd do weliMunve…

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""■\ \ PKIN", kWYI.TBR nnd TOWELS. LINEN TABLE o*. M *SK by ti," yard. LINEN CAMBRIC llf.lvFS very ciieap. NEEDLEWORK of everj description, in large assortment and very cheap iui- TARLATANS, RIBBONS,and aaaay ether team .. Me go< .Is. t« l>e…

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~,.; ~: fro,,, V^. t t Baltinaore Mia Ininrniive CssassusT. INSURANCE OP SLAVES. Ti is loac-esUbtished. safe ..ml reliable B-wtberß Ompaay insares SLAVES, at l ra rates, famn one to saves rears. , . it.-, itetiLiuis with insurers are r-rempt.…

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et» who 'ire its patrons, and with Whom its trans actions bava teen entirely satisfaatoni. Further informstina will be sae*rfully mi-en to uj seraon desiriac it. P. B. PRICE. Agsas. Oftes at T. C. 0. Drewry s Bookstore. 2 ilo.'rs below American…

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Mv, ißMsnre Year fMasresl—Atteartlea. Ijsw OWNERS I— Superior ad vanta im are, aa usual, ol fared to «x*vb ow»sns. at the old established General Inaoraneeoffice,on Pearl atreet aextooor immediate! v to the office of E. D. Bscao. oyposite I…

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ed and all loses* promptly said. XV No T:\it Lost.—As tne undersigned ts both Agent hihl Medical Examiner, there is no DKLA.J in effrtettna insurance in tins i Bee, between the hours of 9 A M. and 1 P. M- nnd from 4 lo (i i. M. (jail nnd cet…

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also the u E -T.'irvH^^-i^ Kj . NM p General Insurance Aveßt an.l ja4-ts Medical Examiner. na. Make Dairy Mesn»rasnlansisof important events ensasemeßts. ac. The best way to com meneeiato goto RANDOLPH'Sand buva DIAKi fur U*. Yon will Gad them…

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mencement of our business, lias bsea tins da) iid iiiitteit as.; partner in the same. SAJf'L M. PRICE k 00. SAM'L M. PRICE ft CO., BXTAILBBS oF STAPLE AM> FANCY DRY GOODS, — >.'". 157 Mai a street. SAM'L M. PRICE, WM. H-GORDON. JACK TEMPLE.…

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lected. The* invite spei ial attention to their SILK and DftESS GOODS. CLOAKS and KIRN. WOMEN'S and GENTS" I NDEB WEAR, }■' i, \N \ ELS and !'- i ,AN X I.'! S. LINEN SHEETINGS andSHIRTINGS, TABLE DAMASK, NAPKINS, TOWELIN6B, >ir..!ic To be sold…

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Price* Watbib* are requested to i>ay us im mediately. I ia S-«] 8. at. P. .V CO. Bra. Blanketsl ntlnnketslt— - ioer RED BLANKETS, all s'zes and auahties. Ne roBI/ANKKTS a larse supply. Heav-j SHA"W !.S ami CLOAKS [,adios' and Mob's WOOLLEN…

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the sale of li t* valuable fcLAVES nt our smction house, on WEDNESDAY, the I li inst. Thej be l.vnt; to the estates of lames Pc>x and Williamson Ai. in, and :nu sold tot no fault DICKINSON, HILL & CO., ji, :;.-2t Anottsnsers. ►t _~ Selling…

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..., shall cont nue to sell until furthei notioe. wit i out te. in' I i coat. In addition to our winter stock we have opened all ol our -pi:n. and Bummer G(*OliS, remaining over from season and will ' ; : theni : .' :i «reat sacrifi

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nurchasin« for tlie approachinz senson, ari 1 find it j to their interest to exair me our stock.

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■rs. Blank Bsoka—Letter, t :i|> an 1 >ote ! PAPERS. i s ii.Ki. PENS, PEN HOLDERS. INK. iLMLLS, SEALING WAN. M i CILAGF LEAD PENCILS. K> v:, OPES, ■'• c, -Vc. We are selling our remaining stock of ST A- | TIONI i.'V'it los prieea, before our…

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•Sii." Slave 5n .:ir;i uc. " ALBEMARLE I *SURAN'CE CO . OF CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. SLAVES INSI'REOfor one or more yean on tbe most reasonable ten.,*. ..,; cmsss p omptl) paid. iir. F. W. II a\.oi k. Examiner KNOWLES4 WAI KORD. Agents, j Ue3l—st…

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,t...ii-.'.t CRENSHAW,(4UARLES ft CO. BrVjfeeth! Teetb!! Teeth!!! Teeth!!!! j TEETfI EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. Nob is the time foi atl who are suffering from tooth aebe and decayed atumpa, aadiatendtohave a new set, to hay c them extracted, »a…

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to ■-' P. M.. from 3 tot, sad 7 to 9 i : . M, P. S—Ctiroruo diseases of nil kinds treated with perfect euecßßß, by the use of tltctrieity. as to- 2*." 1;X, Sinve iiii«tir;iii( . LYNCHBURG HOSE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. C 1 * iland S«r;.fi,\B-TIU,OOO.…

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BRESEE.A ait, Opposite the Amerieaa Hotel. Dr.J ts. B. McCaw, Examiner, de BS—lm ■Oh.The < oattfesslens ami Exnerleatee of !•. VlCTlM.—Deairned for the benent am; an 1 warn- I in. and a ca»tion to young men srho sutler from I Nl RVOUS DEBILITY,…

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ical un; ..Miio'i aad uuackery. Single copies n ailed free oa receiving a postpaid ' envelope, bearic the auoress of tbe applicant — Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq. Be.! ford, Kin-s co intv, N. Y. tie 2- "",v>l'iin2p, I ■X. * rvvlaline .lellv…

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BI.WW V.OilhS, AND STATIONERY,; FOB THE NEvV VEAII. Tbsanbaeribsn keep for lata or maaßßßflnrs to ! LEDGERS. JOURNALS. I DAY BOOKS. CASH BOOKS, INVOICE BOOKS. LETTER BOOKS. ! BILL BOOKS. 1 RECEIPT BOOKS. CHECK BOOKS. HANK HOOKS. TOBACCO BOOKS,…

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AND POOLSCAf PAPER, BLOT*rfNH PAPER, BAND HAND BOXES. UOLU PENS. . , ME EL I ENS. '•.ml a. ! i I her Blank Books and Stationery orSce or counting-room. Thei ■« t I make uB to order, in both) style, any kitad of Hi.llk BtH>k desired, and »t…

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on tlie hrs: loot anil will lie Bald t: this week miicl. lower than Banal Tbe good* are of th* beat iinni ill wt.u ai-;.. Bifid patterns. Also, our entire atsok of Ptapbi aad Panej in, Goods, at alasost mij piicv: to sell tiiein otf iirevirnu…

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Orusiieif, fow.ier- ,t '~ni 1: ,-i f SUGARS,MO bb-'e. In Imli Dairj CHEESI . 2\A> boxes, for shl- N I. ft G. H DAVENPORT.

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Laotjavra \ni» java (om:i:.-si baga pnine Lagu-tvrat'i li'ee: 100 lis .-s cin.ee old Government Java Cortes, for aale i.v E. iI.SKINKEU V CO.

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MOLAS*l.>A.vO!»VKlt'.~liw bbai strictly eboiea Maseorado Molasses; MB bbls Port' laiH, Syrup; Kabuia Oebeeshausea H rnpz for aale by E. H.SKINK Ell ft CO. ( i|ll:i'.»a V.Mi « AMU.I-S. :\si \»,xa* prime v- Cuttin Cheese; bto baiSS and baM bssssJads…

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PI.PPI-K AMI PniKNT4».-W lugs Pepper aud liii.cuio, f..i sale by E. lI.SKINKERft CO.

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LORYB AND Rfct TII IKU VtTllhbM -2») bbls. Cm s.iie by J. A G. B. DAVENPORT.

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GeUMtN AMI EXTRA HVKI P-2UO bids., for sale by I, A G. I». DAVENPORT.

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left at the £&&&- m , % tee oceaston. Also, for a HILh I .VIBHEI LA.kMBBd

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toTsvember of the late ?•«•«»' thsse urday tee rtth Oct. The owners can In ? t,,*!*

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giefes l,r callis. at the hu.«b. ; i he Mr. WaonSßintiß. corner of 7tb ahd '.trace strte.s. Plt-lt* ~,

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MM. Apply nt ths oAssofth; *»"**&£•s*" i R.;r...'id. fjH*-3f| THOS. IhM»AMEAI». I

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tI ; A »T"KB>-Poroorr«TKMMEM>Ja »oral atrip j » V pucker aad lour other able bodifdmen. ja4 -3t* ' Ja.j. KA\ b aaMim

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twelve venr-' expensnes ib the prove*sios, j wn-h'-s to raeate in a Hsptt*r eommnnity wbiei r-t,i , n ti,l"olMui.|iortasch«.ol»f'o.n.'.rri.!e. Bssßasa- ; ti c Virginian. S .utliern ia all

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will take ehame of a »c„..-l if aohVwrrt mdooe n nta are ..fiend. addrsssL. H.P«SpontSprißi, Appomattox Co., Va. m J-ot

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Iron! i l.anpto SfIOOO. in aataple business, m ren.i> est blisbed. Said business will be Knaran tsed to yieldas per cent, on sseh sale, oiwbicu there ia three aysar. Full partieulara can he hail, bvaddressins JOHN GA .LLAHEL Biker, between…

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TV V\Ti:P -By a vo.in? Lady, a situatior as >V GOVERNEB3 in a private family. She is thoroughly competent »o teach French. Knalish, Music and Bin*shff. A larire salary'is not ao much r.'(i'iir"

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U'ANTEO. It) BIRK-A BOY fioi... L> t,'!2 years, to wait ib the house. One irom tiie

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"^^ Bto » lefo^Dß A r!w'jOH»BTO». j»3—ts Corner ol Lei handSthata.

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lUA > T Bs>-COAI PUT HANOB -Lige.'sl , fl ci ices will be paid f.-r able bodied II I HAMi.

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COTTON FACTORY, ahont one hundred

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TORY, l>» ayounj Bsuaofenms saperM»nos. and of business babita and qualifications. factory references will be sivcn. Address'N., at thia office. ins—nt*

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U7ANTEIP—One or two Booms, auitabSs for >. Vt PHYSICIAN'S OFFICE, and aitnated on Prankiia. Oinoe, M«-ihni ! . or Clay streets,and between6th tied I2i!i sts. AddressT. K. B..attnis offics. ja3-st*

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perieneed COOK. For such aa one. who car; come well reeommanded, a libei «.l hire srill be pain on apßiieatiofl to oE. J. HUMNEB, jaS-aa itew ap Pearl street. WTA NT P. B>- A TEACH EX.—A Virsiaia lady. *> who baa had .s."-eral yea-a' experience…

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VANT, tor tite pressßl var. She must be without children, -sn

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A>'TKI»--A NURSE.—Wanted to hire lor tbe ensuing year, s rood NURSE. Apply at my residence, corner ol r *

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,c- rnent on .*ull.in•> nis tit. a pair of *** IiOLD SPECTACLES, with ess cave Klaaass. Th« finder will please deliver them at tbe office of the Columbian Hotel. Reward if required. Ja 4 ] t' 1 OSTOI SIISPL V< EO—A BOND, drawn I -

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Wm. Bobeaona id*'eo. tun, lor the hir • necr.i slave named Jane lor the year 1»W. lm --i. .mi which ts -i credit tor -iio. payai Is to Mrs. C. W.H it Alt persona are forewarned ;or ;i,e sin! bond, as I have eivea rcoin: in full t..r the saul…

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ci's i f a-e. vv?is iet't i* Sadler's Hotel hy two tie ;ro men on Sunday eveeiag. the i»t "I Jaauary. The 'io Bays he tlo'i.s to Tom Parham. Tn« own*rcan ref the Boy bs previiiit pn.pertj and payinseharxea. [ja t—»wj GEO, E. SADLEB.

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aadCarv.my FREE PAPERS. The] were in ■■:•., | tin box. I wili five a liberal tev..ir,i to ; he bn tr, if left at thia office.

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ANN ELIZA ROBEBTA KELTS, ia4—lt a rreewomSßol color. J (.'NT *. BOND for the hire of nine NeTroes, :-. drawn '•■ J is. 11. Grant. Ac, in favor of B Ta» lor. for the sum of $1,000. ds'ed Jaauary Ist. 1853. / li persons sic forewarned lrom trading…

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I iivi-i'i MONDAY after-," between tie. ---"-' Dispaf li Office and the corner of 3d and Mar shall streets, a HAIR BREASTPIN, ia tbeshipe ofa HEART,encased in told. Beinsvery ki«*/v irizi f by the owner, a ; : l =ttr:,; reward will !>e paid…

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small black and tan PUPPY, Hi weeks old A lil sral rew.rii will be pan! io; ins delivery, j.:.'.- 31 C. W. ALLEN.

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tuoTTit ,{;, " > "- Came to raj bones, on Ma 2s>.v.t . hanics ■ lie '! urnpike, about tbn j ■• ■ ■ - Bbbbsbbbbs '-■>, a red COW and CALF, 'I lie owner can &et the same by apply mc to ms aad proving property, tint! pay ing expense - j-; •: -ft…

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r-r-;V> STRAYED OR M OLEV-Ptrned »a*f or stolen from mv house, on Church Bill. das I, in, - ■ med'umsized KEO COW, withatraubt, litres -nd no mark .*. 11> information reepectinr: !:■-, wi '. he thankfully received and iv ts '!v re warded. [jaZ-3t*]…

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"•Oil REWARD.—Ths BOOBS used m the O-^'' Col. Geo. M. Carrin 'on. wh ie Ttch snrer of tbe Manchester and Fallißf Creek i':: r :i pike Company, base either been lo.st. mialaid oi stolen, and the above reward will bs paid on their den erj to…

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/"v i-Soneol Temperance.wiH f" iishi si \ the Banal place of meet in*, on Brond

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at., between (.tn and 7th, en THI'RS DAY eveninitf tbs sth inst. at r - . o'clock. iti." important that every member shvnld be rresenr.a.< i nineaa aSecting the harnuoay of o;ir existsaes aa a Division ml 1 be !iroii

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,#S> s~~\ OYSTERS! OYSTERS!'.—The I Hlo JSehw. PERBEV E R A N 0 E ami X' bJJVTHKTES.andsbyosji THO-. OWE >s. btsjust arrived in the Dock, foot

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WIATT, JORKSON a KF.1.1.i M. j;it-2t* . Mastets. . .'* THKM BSI »tll!?:it havinc vsrcaase.l •SSPthe BRl'lr STORE of ihe late .1.H1.N W \% I 'i'I.LAR 0. on irth. tetweci lon'c an.' IS* Broad atresia, aad made large addition to tbe stock, bow…

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already oa bo ird, vi il! have nui -i..!.., »*.■;,. Foi ret,i undei. i. ;i> to ja i-in WM D. COLQUITT A CO. j* niutii..ui.i:si(i\.s. t. 'n>si

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r,»| ,:;' ay, 4 ,.|,r. "JANE C. PAT sbbbbbbsTeßSON.'' S'tmi HiMi. maater, havin. i> considerable portion of her cargo ensnicsd, will have dispatch for the above port. Forrsnuundsi of , ■* ED, a;p!y to jo-iv W. D. COLQUITT ft CO.

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i-. FOR NRW M»ltK .PIBST VESSKI* &£& Ktehnioml and New York Line •>) Packets "■* llir i rhesuperior fast siiiin.: sebr. WYTHE .' B. Tt'T'n. ill-inter, bavins •- portioa of he, earro snssvcedaad rainvoa bnaid.will hive gaiok dis patch. For balance…

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ihi ts DAVIDSWM.CUBBIE. __* Pt»K RENT- thsssnalj F ABM. aboa as «f*iu\ Farm, on the Meadow Bridge RoatLai-mit ''"'inn nires lrom the cty. It contains ci. i.' acres ot 1..in,! vv-clt n.i ~ t.-d to ii A X OEM \t. ~ a .ooi PEACS ORCHARD, il has…

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eaUon to | ; a i-ts| A. DILL. Xi POP. RIM i r'eistnt RI.SIDENCE TOforasmsllfauiily.oß Union 11. I. The House

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t*o stories hub, \v,lh -v kitchen, wall S> vsti-r ~n the premises, tardea, yard, kc. Te r. ...t maanl *'Ie rent wilt ha cwslj $7 v*r month.— .''.'•> .ii, ..en immediately J !' KERSKE. j>' i- ta Mthst..Between Main and Cary,

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FOR RK NT- A ...ii.;,: labia m.d well ar _B rf '««wl BUCK DWELLING, coataiaiaa I "»— r,..,,n», h well of sxeelbyst water ia the yard, on 2Mb street, asaf Uaioaßtatiofl Church, *vv ration ran ba made to th. owner. .1. U. POINDEX 1 Kb, ,h tiie…

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lAITORY OR 1.1 MtHH &•; ALLEY, FOR KENT wsbb , |, v . >rt 1,;,,,,, oeeep e.f by .las T. t;,, -le it* ,-i t ictorv, H

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v-an iiiv* lie seen at the American Stau.es - ; I nev -n in' t. .nuht low, as the owner h.i* . _ ' ' uouseforibeni. Aasrj to ''oN ,;t 6ODOIR ft APPERSON. FOR SAI.K PRIYAYaC. isemhSr

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-AI.SO -ift. N< V l *''*»*• uee, auitails sitber for a private Carnane or Hack:. They can be seen at the stable* of MessM. Davis ft Itutchcaoa. A rrejt Ur

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DooLBT command rn. Uri i»... - _ I tnrvt. bnebsßSßßMad tbe li, ~ . , Wf I fastitSte.t(iey_will tivs ibmi i,„ M

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MILITARY AND CIVI I i At that place, on MONDAY EV| ■, f«j ! ktii. Bat. ; ~ . ft*' I They are bafpt •.. have tbe . f■' SBurtS h-'ref'ore have been ....■..'' •■ lory. ssd on thia occasion '.. •• ..-• m on t»>* part of ifa ■ nnd ■.. " v. add to…

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faked to Inratsb the suppsr -. ■ is in CoLThos. P. An.list. M»i«r l •" l.r. Col P. t £.««•• /.! '. V. „ 3ur«son*P. J. Watson. Con -. ,;. £ .

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*£* T fl I IiICHMOXn PBILHARMOM ... !te< to an,,, .it.''" th it the* „ VOCAL AND INBI RUMEN :" •. On FMID ■' i. A'a ..'-. „ "

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AT 1 it'K MKCHA.M. To cor, assnee «t ! 4 t., », panctu . easioa they will be assisted • •- - , . pal Professors ol ths nly.aawr- v are MSsnhers of tf:e Jlßsoei .'■■•.n. ' ' Ba The Muate wiß aeantirtlv »f • t. r.tbeobjeci of ths '-.-.-. it .'…

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ICKETS PIPTi CENT* . member ■■! t',e Aaaoeiation P. il. Ta lott James Wo ii'm. tit J. W. Evans', Peai itrest i,.'-it , . v v ! A M'liylvillMiTD A 1.1.. -."A. SELL, the celebrated Ai -. arrived, aad will remain hut . .-,. born with a natural…

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be a .i rieii; wni speedy mart • .. > Bstonishsd thousands wi h her ms BSntksßßaa admitted Mrs Kds • House, l.'ttti or Govarnor street, ■.. aad Prai klia etrsata, DISSOLUTIONS. * c .

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mssolui io>. t •■ ! ' lit'SH EB .s this da) diseol i sec. The n ime ol t;,. firm partner t. vindinj ai the busu •-- J"I,N I A . Cli.\ ■' Rtt :>fi\ii. Jan. 1,1 ' .

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New 1 Oliccrtl.-'i i;e Bklha, . t I ■... -a ':,.', tnin i • >'■ retail li ID " I . at the old stand ol WibKMi A ii ~, md Main eta . and tikis t its • i tanks 1.-, ths h oral patn i-. •■ late ' oeeern, sjsd aopae, I > ■ bos ne a, In merit n…

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1 ainilj nml lol.i in« Goods, to wh spectrally invite lbs sttent r.n ■ the ■ii i:-.

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A t ard.—The asl scribe Grocery Business, takes tbe mstl bis sincere thanks to bis old fne sral patronassdurißa a nan her ••. i . . cordially reensnniends to their , partaer aad sneressor, Mr. CHA > aa a seatleman in every wa> w,,ri , denes.…

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••! i-ir-vinx oa ii OE.N b'ttAl C i BUS NESS m ths eit) of Richt • takes thsoi'iee on sii..ek.w> ,-':i|, ~.-... A.S. SaatttßL. They hope, by p« - • business, t,, merit the patronage ~f . • md the public generally. t - i

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I'.ird. -1 take fhtsopf ••"•■. sincere tbanki to my old trie ,l"s n their liberal support, and hope te r. tinn*ition of thus rue to the new ja 'i—itlui I .v. in, A ■

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The co partnership •• , tweea ABNI RC MOORE an

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claims a aiast the concern wil pre, for payment. BURFOR 1' • I « Am neea 'it,il trustees .'or '■>~,■ iaS-»w \

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together under tbe at* le of : J r.. for the purpose of condi • MISSION. (iROCERY and I ; ..t No r'.-.i'-.rs street 3 doore lielos li - respectful!] solicit con«t«nmenti \ Manufactured and Leaf Tobi •■ I ■ Ax I i'I.I : _■ JOHN H ,

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with :'■ •'■' v . ■..-. I Richmond, Jan. -J ;•-10. ( 'O-l- tRTNKRSMIP %0 '. '< > . V. da] associated with me in I ■ '".'W ',t,l COMMISS ...N ". SLATER. The bus ness i ..- • . 1 name of J. W. NIPE A CO.

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N„.; P. B.— I take ?\;>* occas on to r» thanks to mj friends tor their hbc -..-■• .1 ronase dnrtaa tbe last three ■ ir . •■ ■: m ! ti »w concern their coßtlßned :

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VdTIIK.-I.DIN i. i,i I.i I ■ i' admitted s partner in m> ! stjls aadirm oi JNO. C. SHAI I R 1 r. Richmond, Jan. -. l bW. Tlo\. r,e - WM

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TARDY k V'v'll.' lAM 3 is I bj tniitii'il enaseat. rae nama of iHfil !•■ oiihttr partner in a md an I of tbe firm. B. i. f v.* |3 SC' ' ■ lAS.'I BTILI RicnatoßD, January Id, I*o.

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New ressrem.—The sal ■ the GROCERY and COMMISSION undertbeatyleand nimol TAKD • ' 'i,c k ; ti i occupied bj tti.. let. Tardy S V. i , hub tad won ~ I . returs their aineere thaska f«v t • ••• roiia a extsndeu to ths late tim •• \ ■•,' i. and…

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ance ofthe same. Tin j w.H at all tiinfs keep r»n ad stock of lioids in tiisT Una ticuiH.- attention to the aale ut i. . to 'hem. The] are .i.-ei.ts for tbe sale d AP.t CANDLES, whicii ihey w.ii » ' "*9M as the- can be b< ht in ins ol ' ''…

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I!,'. ,ii had oppoi 9-m , .-it emen iv t. m > I ends iheir ii*. r. st will be s.ife in ins ample Btsaaa in their •',*-■ • ' •iitv..itit:i.e..| sly :,: ■'. ■ »,eiv. , |a] it B. ■ ■

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day dissolved. F. B. U4srrei § ness Pitbei i irl isi isantboris , ' ■' ■>f the hriu in setli ti.; up.

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Un retlrlns fmaa 'ne 0 >'• MISSION BUSINI SS, I thaaka * i im friends tad th • , sh ire ol 'it toaaae ■•»!•■*•. ..,•(>,.rtnnits t■. re.'i.iitinei.'t it ■ DaNDRIDOR. tnyesbwhoß •ics, ;is one worthy of '.■"' port Pit.•. • i Januan -A, ba». ('tM'tK…

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■I,! -:v,ii No in Mi.n utii'i". i\ »!"l>l' KEK k CO ! bars il« • ■ i M. DADE, who bas esa sevet »" , fe \ loy, ■ndia t ivot il vki wa ' ' \j ntarest ia tf:- profita , t th* ••■ .. ! irisnds and the public, foi th, y

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s*Partaers Op- The ■ 9 day cßi«-.'ti . ■ l ..f Ki'i'DE'i k BTR< I mm MANUPACTURINU I ■■•'.' , ( . f/I 3 .'•:':■ '.', iv*.. (ja j dial ri ,! " Si Il

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HK'oKEßAiirV'lil ii'i'.N, - , *^M licit the BBBTSSsaae «l Uwu • «

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I kiajsQi.l jtion oi •«» ry ;l " ffl U Tbeoaaceraoi K.\i: ."■ ' « itiv dißso.v«ii. b| Bsutnal .'.•:»■ I -M

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the firm will t»» used l» tie' • g Richmond. Ist ismtttvty, Ibb* -", ■

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VOTIt K.- The CO l'Aio A: ' ; ' yB IN CneeexistiiM uadsr thest* j LEV * HAH r. lot Oh, ,«« '(.. .. ■ CO, lsthtaasj dwsolred by Jh« * * I J.CoXfiom the eon.en . \ m \ BBOSSSI by N U TLKMKS.* '*, . I BBtlwnslhe comon. TbeiH" \ m lit»u.'dl*v TURN…

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PVmm MOLA99W* Hl'M %vfcNA' 1 ■ lor ssje by 1. Kb < ■ b • BH

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vYEIiKKSDAY MOENINO JAN. 4, lewt. ] Seanetblng More Abent Writing.

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feajaf intended when we commeiu'ed It. It wns j

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so suggestive that it led us into a great many J

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desultory reflections, part of wbich are put I

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We are well aware that Dr. JwaTwaa*. in '

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one ol law liatKiaoinest yoiinc men l:i New j

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bane and | Universalis Acknowledged.

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DIVIDEND —Tlie I'ren tl. Nt and hi»setora ol

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.>- — :=> wi;. the r>uf:ifsi(;M». I

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ja 2Gt Marshall street, between 6th aad 7:1.. | _.- VIRGINIA CEMRAL .H.iil-I

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Bktpn, LARD, ki'.-iw hi:.l,, sides Bacon;

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j " ri,, "e'.l. 'Nainsooks, Jiconets and Cambric j

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| '' LLNJEH TABLE I.T.f'TH.S. from 2 wis. to I >U«.

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lot Bile by E. li. SKLNKr/S A CO.

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WANTS. An ownor for a LADY'S M-'EF.

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W For a f'r.t rate servant allheal priesrwHLhs

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U'AMI.O.- ATsssfcer of bigk ataatdin; and |

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U'ANTI l»-A PARTNER-With a capital of

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U* f ANTKO—To hire for tbe MANCHESTER

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UTANTriV- A situatioß ia a TOBACCO FAC

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U' ANTED—To hire for ths present year, aa ev

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UTAfCrmV A Female [»INING*BOOM BEB

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fOM-Oii 2d inst.ob Mb street, between Main

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f|W BrIOKE lin.H. FUR .•,A!.E.-* : fe

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rBISAOsM TION OF - l». i'AK t *'■ *'** |

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nISMit.l TION. ! hi atOßßlSSisthUdsj d i MM

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The BBMjaMBMSasd hi.c S vartiiemhip iimlcr the at) .9

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M*gn.t,r !..*■ ■ "c", » **#* \ '' Pjaara, Ibw*b Ssrsel. Freer ewiasse el €aBBar»BB. ar.annoTO*. *•*. I Sena**. -Tim pro

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ol the t'nton meetine M D rrelwatet c read and laid on the table. A motion to *J ihe message was then taken up.

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on ' ol slavery in tbe Territories' wns 1,1, Kettledby the.decisidn of tbe Supreme p.,. M-.ti,. i'u'v had done all n com.i ... : slavery la On Territories but wore ■ iv as ne*eeaaur». t '- , ,rs DoolitUs ami Pnjrh folJowed Air. I, own inoppoalUon…

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';/■"' -Mr I'.n.c ccmclnded bte epeeeb mmenced on Friday, Ib vindlcatta* el !..'• S nth , if.,' i,.. Mi l Kllah made a speech in defence or urn

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.,: to the Leaislatnre to-day saya New till :K. tains the opinions .she always

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I hrr si»t*r Sti .(■■• In devotiou lo the ' v . .., ,-. iiij disavow nil aym lon •■•• .'!■ Ihe misguided men

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V»ufh -•- »3 ■" mteriVra- wlib tlta ' 1 s ati He concludes by ... .. On Sta esand-Territo . - - >

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.;. ~..■• .in ■' legal, peacefn^Oon. 1i... ner, will uot surrender the

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1 jj ate In tbe reformation oi this, ;.' . () ;i_ere\ii,in th administraUon of .\:i :ic:,.,i'i. vera lent Disaster. :... . i ;... M h .oner SateUa,

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;:.;, wl ',','-■ ~ ~. v. ,m Sombrero, 1- ashore ; ,'■....-,,■„ rhe wreckers have gone to her • - a, •' >..r;ii( m Markets. , ~ . . 1. - i"; mr quiet -He ■ '•' t< -•'■■ •"' »i ';' * l J* Bl " I Pro •• ms steady. M isa Poih Sides »',■■ Wh skey…

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,-. v. heat 1 ran nosales Corn . - ~ ~ ; t>, PorS ii ill Mesa s ..; .! in . ; ie",. v. rusk*: dull .... Him >'~ inn,. Turpentine

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•'' ■■ . 1- "' ' "''" ' :i ''""»" ;t! - ---E. ! • Bed is Executor ol tiie _\ ... ..'..' ÜBinson, deceased, I respectful •-1 persona ig, aims 1 ainat htra to them pi ," iv authenticated for Bettle . . . . . ii I ■ ited to It -ii ire re jtiest…

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KTti TALMAN m* auent toconiinse the ,■ 1„f sellins COUNTRY PROD. CEyricom . ,■-.. • conducted t»y the late Oeorre ■■- ,ii. deceaaed. and respectfully sol ict mnenta ' 1 him. Mr. Tainan's experience rmi efficienl nervice during 'tie protracted…

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•-• pi ■!•-■ .ii.. 1 ned. JNO. C. WILLIAMS, Executor of .. .. 1* Gj ... W Atkinson, dec^d.

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Nil j1• i. in rAif>. ilt s /,:, h M Bit r;H. .I.' WHO f - E 1N D DKA I. [N , ■ IND I ASTER.—We woatd call roar spe lt,, ■ . tootii stock, aow in hand, ofthe .■• OH f-'OF r BLUE PLABTI R. aur -1 si rel ret ie to the interest ofthe : ■ . ...…

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personal attention- seems thatevery bar ... I and in no -.i stuppin . m der, -. nd I. 1 ... thoroughly pul 'erised *

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a ii F. BHJI RP. fttea :, Plast, Mill, -soi b ■ : ■ •■! Ui.- il. ck. Richmoi d. cti i.im: oh AT « ti-*! - . FOR CASH ONLY. i..,,-•: '■■.•. makeachap n in my tmsiness, jhn li) until !.. • Ist oi Febi .ai), re stock ol .-: APLK AND F' V' V D9\…

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I t HON AND DOMESTIC GOODS .. .... ■ kepi ' Do nil. stores, and has latety ... • it ion - ti.oii anc- I: ,- ... ::c. ,-r before soiicit. d any fa ofl at cost, I can assure and tin public th : am detei mined to nee them a chance for pro tins…

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Mil"! FLOOR* EH. le - , No 22S Broad street. CftUkS FOB S x It:. " •. \ •. STATE !?T( CX. H •• md en ; . ■' : N iRFOLK CITI STOCK \ ■ •■ '■■•. i ENNJ SSEE, "Ft, 540RT .,., iE BONDS. (0 H 'iRI ; VIRGINIA FIRE AND MA r 1 n r. mi» •.. suit purch…

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rvoiti BALAXtr: liTNoLe table I ,'t■ ;: ;i ! it received ar iw lot ol boi 1 ■• ' KN!\ Ea hinds, me patterns. ,1. -.. doz< • [vorv CARY E RS. ai •'■ ■• v.* nl id LADLE CUTLERY, ol different 1 ■ 1 sold in • to accommodate families and ■■• i,.…

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ii .\ . ■>! tins city, mj attoi nej .\. ith full , • ■ em al maters relating to the ■. ..CHI NSHAW. d• ■ sased. all per t ■■■•.•.■: ite v ill ..;.- . •■ nr pi, - ing i ins uainsl the same ■■ . ■ • ii to mv said attoi ney. LI ■",' CX ENsHAW.…

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... 1-; ■•. de St—at 1 . 1 RICH.i YORK It'Vl'H it !

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is _ Sup't. ( ; : ICE R. A [). !.. K. C 0.,1 Do< i-I-.'-r IS*, 1>.,'.l \ VO'I'H E.—The Coupons of the Bonds of thia . N company dueontiielst Jui-uirv-. 1860, in Mew :....« Ill* paid it the Union Bank in that city, ■ ..; :.. ~ offii •■ > ...…

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*'■ '- 'TUREDSHOVELSand SPADES -Foraule . ■ ■ . trade, bi JAS. DCNLAP4 CO.. ta Cornet Byrd and Uth sts. ./, t 1111 lis. ! rime B non Sides,city cured, new ***! X hhda prime Stmulders; .', hhda. prime ; tn Ixiiea Dried Be fTon ues: 12 I bis.…

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bbls, an 1 '.in bills.; 2 000 bbls. James '■• . ■ .., ■■• : duo liMs Rosendali Cement; •■ .!l■• 1: " D•'.. bushel Perm 1 Oats; 1.0 ■ .1 ihe'a Old Corn : 1 800 bush ie Ni ei. • Potatoes; 2JXIOI ushels bhipstutf;

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,slc la Brownstufl; foi sale, on oonsi. a i'

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reel from Bordeaux, the following COR »hich are ol superior quality: 10oases '" ■". . I-.. :, 1 erfect Love; 10cases Atiti!.,-ctte: S.oanx. JIAN PIZZINI, , • .■,,•; De« sr ti Fnrei v Fruits. N . 1- Ma 11 street, Richmond. Va. rIM'PMAN tt HLtL.…

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•it . :•• - iet» ; - .ir' 1 and Drawsi* suited to the -■-•.« m. ill ~.z.-s snd price*: Gloves, .1.-., k Ties i'nl Handiie ,

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('\Nin.iv tug ;,.-,, Adaraaatine Caucbee, Lruotoi i '1 1,1,1.,. manufacture, warranted full ut . ii, (1 1 1 via In WO.MBLE S «'l. ÜBORNE, No 11 Pearl atre, t. ('lt IPKi, OK APES, GRAPES. 5 bbls v " "li f- Us ■ ■ ' A. ANTONI, So. iv. '•.!»!•.…

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'■''". I . •, >,'. »ad sir, et. to purcln se some i«eodi 1 t hey arc to be chased out at a great ' entice rathe than to res 01 a them. ]illi 88l h. ci rit t".•• m .ai(..a h :-. ' "' .!• Lvi -■'■. ■;• Ie store for sale l>> PO i TS, l-'AKLK',…

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IMS' «.l M VVEKKHOEa AND MN yj DALS, finest aualitj I'rice ft 11« per pair. BIARCL'H UARRIa k BRO., Ni -1 i.. American Ifoti I.

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Dl< U'liiM) l.ttoi m> in KTAKfJ., , ; , as Mdrsaß) goodarl de pu) ~,, 1 myself. L. WAUNRM, Rruggußt. eoraei 6th and Broad i-trceis.

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M)M-v Rl >1 OVEKSHwEa %\I»v,AN - i.i I.S. with or » ithout beois, i'• he finest in .ke. "ricefi psr pair, MAJtCLS HARRIS A BRO.. 17;". Main street. RF.AH IT IN MIND -OOLI .-Mi r*6 wlun>'ani ■ ' • ~• at. ■ a ..f Quods is to be . loaed out at…

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(''« Mil.list «;.tl.is Powdered Co* '• J«i irs, laadiag aad for sale by i. a WM. T. XI Mi.

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Lot \i .Ltitnii. Butter for sale by POTTrt FARLR 1 ,v 00. t'.irv at

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pl.k •..', 1 EHTalforfiae f.Vqbn SbTrt Fronts, WBrtt, sr.. oeata, at b.u. iv MAIN ST.

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5 i l * ll **' « I BA bl t;*K in stored lor saw L> _ fOTTiVFAKLEY k CO.

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ft, «'JK.i i Kill 'IIAJ4»-warra«tml prime, mm Wnf WM.'f- KINO. c

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xmmm — i— _ WANTS. ; tpiMl'll-Fi'i the l.'inted States Army, *V (Mounted Servian,) able bodied un- marr>dm*n.to w'.iom will beEij-engood l_< ■civ. l„va,U. clothing,and medie*.l attend /vlXff H»,ce Pay from «H to -*X per v, nth — I g Miisicisi:«…

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I W neJce.boths! aCCOI NTAN 1'a.,,1 .-ALE.'*- I v,rsN won.d 11Ue a situation iti the City of Rich ■ ',■ VnV Has a lar.-o acMiisiiit'iice vviihiho Virginia •adNorta Carobaatrade.aad can turt.i>h ntis.- j . t , • ~, reference. Address ' ACCOI…

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I'll), Owiac to the contemplated .'■> j ore of Prof. Hi \ L"S» t" r barope. I wish he French Department, there aie a tew vaeancieaia raj School at Apply at School rooms, comer of Mam recu. after let January. . , , ~ i t) tn work in mv Graaite…

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... , person. iJaJ *t | M. L. GALLAHER. Vl'AVi'l 1) an active, sprightly YOCTH.ahoat V\ it years ol a*e, a good penman aud quick at I fi urea foran Entr* Clerk Noneotba* sasdap- ' :,:. address Post-Offios, boa i.v ~;■> v ALFRED HOSES.

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Ur abj-fr. I) SERVANTS—At the Arlington '1i,,;,50 corner ol Main and «th streets. One' male •■• female COOK; two young MEN, Siuinj room snd house servants; one CHAMBKRMAID. .......,, W.McCRERY. ii- iMf.li A White Girl aa CHAMBER >V MAID and…

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cumbrance. [mS-3**l C, R. READ. I\t \>Ti I).-- We will hire »to » able-bodied »\ NEGRO .MEN and a tew BOYS, lor the en- J ~.. a tea .to work at cur rolling mills and foundry, | J. H. ANDERSON CO . deSl—ln : re 'War Iron Works. _ > irtMtii Occupants…

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I >> sek\ AM • with out inoumbranes,■ ~ ll'.Wl'l U--A Beateolored NERSI/. one who i»» has been accustomed to nursing children,ol I good character. Apply at my ators. No. IXB Main ■tre«l ..r.-.i m* dwelling on Grace, between Adams '< ruf Focsheeata.…

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UWI l.l>. —A yeaaa niHii wishes a BITUA -1 ioN. lias iiad mii.' ■.can' experience in the nannfacture and shipment of all kinds of lumber, ii.-,,: ■ , iiieiii oi ssw mills, luntoer yards. Ac.and '~ . esse . ; . ener il li nowledge nf business;…

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tit.-iicti both here and at St. John. Address "F, Box6*i I'ost-OrTioe, Kichmond, Va. dsifr—St ii'iM! O—TO HIRE.—I wiah to hire, for tbe >> comins year, a middle-aied WOMAN, with out umbrance, who is a r.ood nurse. ,',.;'. is H

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UI | \ T El> from LMto'w ABLE BODIED M EN. to wo,k at oar Mills and to drive Wa R „ m . HAXaLL, CRENSHAW A CO. de*9 ts \\'.\N] I It.- i wish to hire for the enemas year »» aa bWc man. whs has corns knowledge ol GARDENING. •\ .....il TEAMSTER,…

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CA* «o«!d WASHER and IRONER aud HOUSE CLEANER. I have tor line two BO\ 3, Hot li -.ears old. J. M. OONRAD, de 2- -;ltf Cary, between 13th and Uth Ms.

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UfASTED— Everybody to know that I have commenced the manufacture of TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, and VALICESat No M, Man, gtreet. Richmond where they can find a beautiful assortment of Trunks, Vatiees and Carpet , ! r.co style, at prices aa low as…

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1860, a middle aged competent N L'RSi-.. ol cood chirac.ter.and habits. Apply to de2o-ts K. H. BKINKEB S CO. fITANTEn— A WET NURSE, white, without • V incumbrance. Apply at this ollice. de '.'i-i-t IITANTED—"ro'HfRE.- I wish to litre for.the…

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de2l-2w W MLS 'I RIPLETT, lir ANTED—An AGENT in every counts in the VI fc'tate, to sell a reeenth patented and useful '.;•. .',:•■. Thia ia no NORTHERN humbug, bnt i \ I RijINIA invention, and one which every family i,... hh for. Commnmcatu…

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at,v atteni ion paid to letters notco-tainin* a stamp to I'r- hack postage. Also wanted, one or two competent Aeents in Eastern and Western Vir (-ti . tosell connty rinl town rights. No person ifi d apply for I ins iii.y.vs he can place himsell…

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i\-'i\'ii:» •■«>.'{ I»6O—SIXTY ABLK NE ! W GRo MEN, foreervice in the Carbon Hill Mines, on the surface .at the Mines, or, tiie rail road, in the i anal boata and at the coal ) ards in tuis city. The al»ve Mines are entirely free fromin-' flammable…

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past SEVEN VEARB. Pull prices will be paid for rood ■•'•>• Is, and hone others are wanted on any terms. JOHN J. WERTH, Agent, ,;,■ is— ts I'orDtM >,■ V McCakcb, ••! ' iMI'D-Tii fori for iB6O, twenty WAGON V. i : I.ERS two SMITHS and two HELP-…

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U'AiTi:i>--T.. RENT-«dna rented nekhbnr iiood, within a few minute*' wa i. of the t.usi neaspartof Main street, a neat snd comfortable DWELLING-HOUSE. A liberal price will bu paid far suoha house by applying to den-ta ALFRED MOSF.S.aa Main…

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and fennessee Railroad Company wishtuhire ; THREEHL'NDRED NEGROES.to work on the repairs of the road during tbe ensuing year. Ap ply to tbe underaianed at Lynchbur.;. de lo— lm E. 11. '. LI.. Gen'l Sup't.

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U'.\>i i'l |T.-A PRINCtPAL.~The Key Jus Nelson, the .iiesent w..rtti\ PRINCIPAL ol ■ the ROMNEV CLASSICAL INSTIIT I'E,ia male ' ami female school oi bi

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I numbers fifty pupils, and the person selected Will 'i l« expected totakecharseat the farthest.by the ■ - Februarj next, hut two weeka earlier il prao '; '. .i.e. Address, JNO. KERN, jß u ßec'y ', I Board of Visitors, Romney, dol3-t6thJ* Hampshire…

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I \ lAVMII \v \yt I -;i»- *A ANTEU— j♦> kour old CLOTHING to acour— Vmr old SHAWLS to cle;,n— Your old DRESSES to scour— Your white CURTAINBto Weaco— :j Likenew! Like new I Likenew! B-. KING. "Premium"Beonrer, oa 10thstyloid Bo >k .and Ladder…

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thii kneasof fi inches— barked, clear ol all delects calculated to impair strength. To he delivered on tlie iine of the road between Fredericksburit and

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|;reek- For fuither information, apply to WM N. BRAGG, Sup't. R., F. ft P. R. H C 0.,1 lichmond. Nov.H, Mat. < no 11-t« i'l-:.—Deaf tons to do what we can to build . ir city, we have determined to commence , ■tunns our Clothing in this city…

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id rrom hi« lon i expei leqce and wsll knos t. s expect to show tae moat attraali».estoch ■ ti a this market llv tie Ist of February i stock r,.r tiie wholesale trade w.ii I c m : vi we c iin, :;t!v invite merchants to give it j linstion wni.…

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ireat li.i'f.'i-t iuei.ts ms those of any boßßwih j ,n. nl from thii d t'e offer all s'.v le.< «,i Wiu'er j I a* such reduced pi ices us will make" the : of pu,."ia.-uifc lo anticipate tHeit wunt*. i k ;. i'.n, Ba : DWiN 4 v; j LLIA VB. t«…

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itt'.i-ts. 1 inea Table Damask, of aupe'(or j Irish l.iutiis. Tovx-U, N.ip.in.i anil Dl»- ' ajl kinds. Also, na* Grt.ss Liasn Hasd-I '«, at i> cent». worth tecen^a; fiaeCambric j at SB oaats, worths7>»cents; I,men Hand a at«» cents, worth *•…

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ts: hue Linen Bosoms,at -.■ eeats,worth i is' nut colored Calwose, at »;' 4 ami f v i l. ct.ed aad BnMeach*d Cottoaa, He 'thai LEW'S stoic |.s No. 15 Main street. I tui that you f,o in the place. .' A N II t H "IVHt EN'S Ot EKIOATN. ' tiueti.'s…

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waul tocall at once, U they are really ; U imint *•!! readily. DARRACOTT, liARKIS ft CO., No. 113 .Mam stiset. | JMicceasors to Merchant. Weiaigrr A Co. |

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!LY FI.UtH-.Ot supeiior unality, for j ia quant,tiea to suit, by I jal-lw Dt NLOP, MONCI'RK ACO

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i^OSIIENJBLTTEM.-li'firkinsstrictly prims i . vJ yeeeived per Jajiiastowa, lor sale by I

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Oi.nnoMtMoN ihom I ;institute, CORNER FRANKLIjS AN Darn STREETS - All the l,ranches essential toaeomplete FEMALE EDI OATION amtauaht ia tins BehooLand every facility for thoroufh isstrsetioß in each a herded. In every department eminently tuahuss…

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I>IM « ATIONAA, NtiTH K.-Tkf turenti E4 ot tbe subscriber's SCHOOL will he resumid oa Tl RBDAI. the 3d January next. .■ I,ls rossaa | in the I aanasent ol the Caiveraaliat Church A few additional pupils can be received tort tin I ■•. aaoe-oi…

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HtJOL MH'lt :t:.~ The next 88881880 l the j at mv houas will oesamencsoa MOB- ! OA Y. tiio :mii of tannery, and eontiaaa tea months. I Terme, i"i board ami tuition, oi-id; to Ue paid I hail asßßßlry. Pupibl aatl acted to my cate Will t>e considered…

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Railroad, midway betweea Richmond, aad Eynchliurg —a delightfully BSSJth 's of this excellent and flounshinir S.-in- ! be resumed atoNDAk.Stfa day Taans which time a limited number ofynoag | Im> received. 111 audition to the present h.sr'n…

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seas-Ms. I TPO PARENTS AMI OUARDIANS OF I RICHMOND. VA.—A select CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL MALE SCHOOL, opena ob

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NDAY in February. iSrto. at X'".X It. Mf. in Buckingham count*. Vs., GARDF.N. A. V., Principal. Tebms ths.—tfiO Tuition, and flOßfor board, tins. USlj 15 scholars taken. N me rbe cannot giva testimoniata of „o.»d «. either by reference or certificate…

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For ißformation.apply to C. H. RARKSDALE, I - -i; . oi the firm nf Barksdaie ft ilrother. Saoekoe Slip. Richmond, Va. oe»— tIP I IIMI.N A- 6EOROE GIBSON. It. iIDEfIS, ; •» RICHMOND. VA., would respectfully inform ti,?.r friends and 1 he puhlic…

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pared to resume operations ia their depart meat ol 1 bus aesaonan extensive scale. To this end they I ::.-,■ enlarged 'haar workshops, and furnished 1 them with all thsßnproved MACHINERY and otherappliancea winch can facilitate or expedite…

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i..r ..... liim- timbers. T:ie mips arc ol the largest and most approved kind, built by George Pa :s 1 i C0.,0f Baltimore.am! bavins' thetr aateat motiona

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meats. The Steam Engine, of one ban power, waa built by loan A James Tar -1 cit>. They have on hand seven! rafts 1 pine hi s. and have made arrangements atinuoua supply, and are prepared 10 fill promptly,at reasonable prieea and on 1 accommodating…

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They will, as heretofore, furnish plajis and bs- i tivivtk- for buildings tind other improvements, I and will contract for the erection and completion | of the same, in the city or country. For the iilieral patronage extended to them ib past…

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REMOVAI \v. S. ,v i? DONNAS have re moved their stock of HARDWARE. CI "1 LKKY \e ,totheir Iron-front Store,just erecte ..ti t!;c Bast side of L3th or Governor Bireet aei Man;, where they will be pleased to see the :, ieada and customers after…

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intend that am interruption shall be oeeasione to tiiHir uusinets, Ib a short tune we hope to have everythiag 1 pe.feet order.of » inch due notice will be iriven. Thankful for the linerai patronage bestowe iii.on us for many years past, and…

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Richmond, fan. 2d. 1860 j> 5-St* CHOthWfc. Nil LXII U'lfllMl 4.1(4)1 N >' PLASTER—The-subscriber hasearnestl) I bored, forth* past (bur years, to exclude Norther trround Plastei, by tiie establishment oi n Hoi MHI, and supplying an article…

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enable him to (.upply any demand that may aris Sis stock ol Ir. 11.1 is heavy, (based upon ti enornioualy increased nsc nf a superior article selected from the purest Windsor t Nova Scotia q tarries, with s- :

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Belli; vs i: hospital.—Thia institntio wl ich haa !?cn in Bueoessful operation foi 1 i.tst seven years, bsituated on Church li li. Ric moad, Virginia, m a delmbtftil, airy position, ai is furnished with every convenience conducive tiie comfort…

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ment to Ho treated at tle-ir private lod ings. Particular attention will be paid to the fytaj wards, which are peouli rl\ oommodious. 1 11K V, < I (Payable ob the removalofthe Patient.) White Pat ients, pei week ..9* Huh.red do. do 5 Private…

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tendance. Nursing and Medicine. By an arrant; ment with th< [nfirmar] ol the Medical College rmsl! additional fee, ranning from SZ to $30, a ! I* char ed for Surgical cases. The particular si may be ascertained before-hand by application one…

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UrTBNDIBG PHTKICIANSt JAMES BOLTON, M. f... Grace st., between I BBdSlh. THOMAS POLLARD, M. st.. door above Richmond Rouse. O. *. CRENSHAW, M. D.,oppositeAmeric ' WM. W. PARKER.M. 1... Law BuUdinr.co ncr of 12th .'iiiit Pranklin st.-. C. W.…

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1,, a new aud useful invention.for s DARBY k JOHNSON, Agents No. 13 Governor Br., Richmond, V hpse desirous of obtaining aa A*eaej rot f these celebrated Machines in Virginia, oliaaand rennessee. will and it to their interest to make early…

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31KI IXKI It *fc 211.J.J ft. 1' 4 WHITE PINE, superior. 4iiiHio f. i'- Hti.ii' 111 WHITE PINE, superior. 20000 it. l'j anil,'* ROCK MAPLK,suitabM for Machinists. 40 000 11 \\ HiTK PINE WRATH. BOARDS. 30.0U) D.HEMLOCK KKNCING PLANK. ;a.imw ft…

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rpuilAl t'ONISTV PIXTCRES.-Havißg my 1 new factory,withentarjtsd facibtiss and .re»,t l> improved raachinerj. bs»w in complete ope ratioc, I solicit orders Irvmmy to mer customers, many of whom were disappeiatsd lasi year ib oonse (inence of…

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CASINGS and BKNCH KNIVES, of different i.'itteitis. M] IMPROVED BAND, with rit.bed casinas will bsentirely reliable and much better thsn the old kind ol Bands with plain easin s. ja t-lm H M.SMITH. npRI sTIJP'SNOTIt 't:.-c. Born hii '.s.'.v…

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tit,, • n'. will find it '11 r/c'V intiri-.t ,•., ~ ...r

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..,/r.■'',•' ' .-•./.. .',:.«,•.■•..' ...'ii.v; /,. WI. P. WA rSON, Trusteo. Richmond,2lstDecember.Jßfi9. iaU lm i.fO fmfufl OF DONOS OF THE VIR- S \\i. lHH 1 u[N ! a AND TKNNESSPE RAILROAD. FOR SALE.—We have for *,:•.• fW.- ISJO of the ritxne…

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SSiONS!>>Mereh%atß, Mechanics. Lanv octors. and all others 111 want of SIGNS, d t,.. :,ii '.ti i.KWISL. MONTAI.I'K. f Hank and 12th .its., who continues to ute all work in his lino WIUI dispatch, and on the lowest terms. orit'E.--l iiave this…

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jla- Ft>n NFW OR LE JLjrS. -lie supe~ fast sailing achi. CHRYSOLITE. Cap ■awsßßßStajijj D M Sattrat. Barents a greater pottioa of hereunto engaged, wulsail with iiuct dispateb. E.«r balance of fieulit api.lv t» de»-iw vv. :•. COLQUITT* CO.…

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will have quickdispatch. For balance ol Freight, a..ply to DAVID A WM. CUrtRIE. dent—ta _■■■■»■ i . NOTICE.—Tbs steamer CURTIS | &»-s*>«>_iftl'ECK wnl. after MO.NOAi next. , mat., discontinue runniu, iw | tween (has, Portsmouth nnd .Noiiolk,…

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Theateaaaer ftLRN COVE.C-ipt.Z.C. Stpewatn, Will continue tiie regular run betweea this, Porte- I mouth and .Vnfolk. l«"»ving the wharf at HockeUs ! regularly ever. MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS, at y, precisely, and re turn eicl, alternate…

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TION or 'FARE. —Tbe GLEN COVE an

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Paaaacs t.«r tt»e r nnd trie, to and. from Ports month or Norfolk, «&• To City Point, 94. R.O.HASKIHB. THE ABAMV EXPRESR (OM. "SiSIsEEE* PAN V. l',i Mais St., h'./ina resumed JsWgy?A.,| 1F | ? .STEAM-SHIP EXPRESS o. Mid irom NORFOLK. PETERSBURG…

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p'.'i places in VIB Gl N! A a nl! I NA. ■ne »w prepared to forward, with great at reduced ratee,every kind ef Merchandise, Yiia .'....le Parcels. Jewelry,Ac, to tbe above-named ci ties, and nil places oa the seaboard. Our Express on the Steamships…

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8h pperswill please take notice that ri"K?i;es to points jn Vir. titi nnd North Carolina will l>e sent i.v Steamers, unless otherwise marked. Freight received, on day of sailing, nnt.il 3o'olk P.M. J. L- Mi DONOUGH. Acentol Adams' Express Co,…

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press privileges on these ships. Office of the .New York nnd Virginia Ster nitthip Company. LUDLAM 4 PLEABANTB. Ag'ts. Free exhibition of BIROS fr»m the font ajnar fi mi the ....-' Indtes. Five varieties of the small f.- IA'tED BIRDS in tbe…

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ntral Railroad lie pot. de3B—6V stnintents. and other a/tides in the same liae, offers, on accommodating terms, the celahrated grand and sc.uare PIANOS made !>i his said prio tation, or Southern mannfactuie. wholesale and re'ul Pianos hired…

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Mrs. ''. M. FAH.S- ins now on hand aa line at: aaaortment of BONNETS. I OAKS AND H EAD iir>' i S«'- ES as can be found bj where in the civ ■Lies. Also, a fine assortment of DRY G0O»»S too numerous to mention • c ure selling all of tiie above…

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u^„; t'.tti SALE—One new OPEN HORSE. Terms reasonable. Apply to de 12— Int* Cor. 'ith ar.d Byrd si . on (."rini-.1. a*.* \ Al.l vttl I. l.otiSv LAAb rOK aflwSALE.—Wiahine to dispose ol mj realestate, •**inorder ;■> divide tle> proceeds among…

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a ■:« ci the south bi v th ol the North Anna river, ad iuing the lands of H, P. Poindexter. Gabi si .. .tics. Joseph M. Baker and others, ci ht ;•.. es from Louisa Court-Houre and Tolersville, on the . Central R libroad, and equally convenient…

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beavtl. timbered wil oak, pine and hickory of pr iginal erowth. The arable land is fertile, and in a growth ol wheal corn and tobacco. There ib a i importable DWELLING, with eight rooms, a ,:,.,,: barn,tobacco 'icisc*, and 'ill necessary ont…

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The Fsrm is capable >.t liemr divided into three tracts, il desired. !s"im very desirous of .-.■..!"', terms will be made to accommodate pur . t'.e,.s. Ms manager.Mr. Groom, will take pleasure ia showing the premises to :u,v one who wishes…

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■BJU) lie. superioi Indigo, 2- r > bags Allspice. 7,000 His. best Madder, luo " aeleeted Gin too ke.:s Super. Curb. ser. Sod,i. 300 lbs. prime Nutmegs 25 casks Washing Soda, 800 " Mace, 1,008 ounces Quinine, B Ills. V, into lijii.-er, 6,ouu…

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wi bbls. Machine Oil, in Oil, ■2t> bbls. Tanners' Ou, l.sou boxes Wind a w ~juo gallons S.-iiir Lump Glass, Oil, loc iK.xes Colgate'a •M bbls. Kerosene Coal Soups', Oil. 15 sross limwn V, md lc*o bs. HydriodatePot- eorSoap, ass.. 12 gross Coxe's…

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bbia. Camphor, 25 bbls. Varnishes, 2ti •• oine, lan.ouo Havana Cigars, 20 " En,. Venetian S bbls. Bine Stone, He.!. 'M - Chipped five loe btus ,11-nne Pepper, Woods. Also, a In' it and complete stock., l ali popular : t'utc'.t Medicines, Paints,…

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I \M WHOLEBALEAND RETAIL DRITGGIST, I d.%' Beirs to inform hia friends that he haa aow the moat reasonable terms Cash buyers will da well to call upon nun previous to baying else j where. »90 kegs Vv ii [TE LEAH—Leu »' pure, 2u eases COLORS…

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Bey ere Wood Pipes and Oi ar Smokers. Turkish ! Smoking Tobacco, a very fine article, Phalon's. ' Batchelor's, Cbristodora's, Oilman's and i'.-'.nrs' Hair Dyes. Alao, ftne TEAS—lovers of a fine ar ticie are requested to trj them. D Orsai COLOGNE,…

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perieace its bsrsficial effects. Manfsctursd uatly Whoieaateand Retail Drug, lat, C„t. Main and 16:h s'rrets. ! PREAI BARGAIN*: " , VJI If APPLIED FOR soon:: A larre lot of fine Ivory, Bone. Rbtmy. Horn. Co,-.a aßdWood Handle TABLE KNIVES and…

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Kil>loM)-MAl?>ii I'tMlbES.-llunti. i It. Richmond willeaeouragehome manufacture, ! I ~tier a tiist rare aitiele of CANDLES, wiiicii I I iisk ihs public to see end know ti,e price ol ~• i'.,.e i purchasingelaewhere. They are warranted lu..z.…

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Lied to tsraisb at our saw null. Mayo'a lsii.;.l, nay aaaoantef LATHS, to which we would cn'l ihe I -itteutioM of p aterera and others, aa we wit] ee£ ' them at the low pr.ee m S3 per taousand. de U -lm __ JNO. * CEO. (.iiiSoN. ' \.j ,\t i;…

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I-rNRERH StOUHTAiH I'.OLL Rl TTEH.- I *? A freth lot expected to day at iihds. ptir.ie new Western Bru-nn — D Shoßlders and Sides, reeeivim; fbraaleby E. It. S KINK ERA CO.

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I KOBBLS. NO. a MAI K.EREL, medium and i t}«_/ iaige, in stole, for s il« by roTTS. FARLEV k CO. \S i ailfl H • HIIEfLS PRI.ML WHITE itf.rw'/"/ CORN, landtag from schooner Shaw berg. for aale by BACON at BA.SKERVILL. COI TIIKRN IMPORTATION,…

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JOIINSTONA BRa^rnugßisls^ /^I.OVERbEEP.—IU»." utbebi prime new crop *- Clover Heed, for sale by

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FUTURE DAYS. By Wm. Pannill, Auct r, f Pi:Tgn«Bi'B(i.v*s.> ; Oft NEfIROES AT AUCTION...On WED- NESpAY llth day of January, at 11 o'clock, A. nf.. in front of the Auction Store of William PaanOLl shall sell twenty NEGROES, belungirig to liie…

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Is— Cash; or SmontUs'credit,interestadded I endorse.! ue-.oti ,lilc notes I JOS. B. DUNN. Executor of Jos. Bring, deed. ! londacted by Wm. Panxill Auct'r. j tie idiicd s-jveralother valuable NEGROES, I whom is a i •>■! Cook. id* W. Anet'r,…

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ea: bidder, the WHARF PROPERTY to tlie estate of William I". Dipnest. deceased,! hniair the earn a ihat waa last year in theoccßßaa ••yofttiu Philadelphia Btearab .at Company. Tiia Whaif and eheds are in *o;h1 oilier. - « GEO. D. PLEASANTS.…

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•'ore. corner ol Main and ISth streets, on THURS DAY. the Kfa day of January, commencing al It o'clock, ateuer«! assortment of new and second- I hand FURNITURE. STOVES. Ac DRY GOODS.—Several invoices Dry Good*;] Set Shirta. Drawers and Jackets,…

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FRAMED RUILDiWfI ON SEVENTH I HTRKBT AT AUCT!ON.-We will sell, on BATI RDAY afternoon, commencing at4o'clock, I tbe FRAMED BUILDING on 7tn Btreet imme | distely in rear ol the store of Mr. R. A !'. Dab- j Bey, ana) now occupied by Isaac N.…

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Postponement.—it C4wses.uca*e oi incte-1 i• i^r: t weather, the shove si!* was postponed till I THURSDAY, the Sth

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ON FRIIMY. JAM AllY fiTH, 1860, nt our Warehouse oa the i>o. k. commencing m il I o'clock. A. M., we will seil tiie cargo per achr. Jno. I Aumack. from .New Orleans, c ißsiating of 301 hhda prime to choice N. Orleans SUGAR j -147 bids, really…

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paper. CHAS. T. WORTHAM A CO., Aucto. Will '.c ml,led : | 30 tierces crime old I! A MS. i 2;o sides SOLE LEATHER. Wi Ibe added the car*:o per schr. Eel ipse, from I Attakapas La consisting of ; 2tifl hhda prime to choice N O BUGARS. iW bbls.choice…

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RIO COFFEE, per barb Winifred, ,le t.' tdl By C'rcatshaw At < v.. AuctS, 1 Kfltl RAOS PUiMI. RIO < OFFEE AT L, afsJO AUCTION -On FRIDAY. 6th day

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5 ball pipes nut.- FRENCH BRANDY.eenI J tons under custom knuseseal. Messrs. C.T. WORTHAM k CO. will sell at tbe same time and place a cargo of 30(1 lilkU SU'jAR and 4i7 bhl». MOLASSES, from New Orleans. Tc'-'.'i- -Under 8100, cash; over .*liat.…

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rpORArCO PAf TOBY FIXTURES AT I AUCTION.-Will be 5,,1,1 on FRIDAY aaorfl ing, Janaary Sth, commencing at 11 o'clock, it the Far tory on 17th st . between Main an I Can streets former!v occupied by Messrs. Steams k Brummel, :i U the TOBACCO…

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K's. Bands Bars, and other articles used ia tlie ! ifacture of Tobacco. smb.—For -ill sums under $100, cisii: over $100, four months'credit, for approved negoti il li paper. ! The HOUSE can also be rented for theensutna n-ir nt it moderate…

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TO THE FARJHERSOFs IR6INIA.—Faeta which nave recently come to our knowledge, together with advertisements, and a caul which has been sen! extensivelj through tbe country to nui friends and customers, and from which wi m ike the following extract:…

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and the customers of the old concern that that ;,. :i I'.-.e.. not now ex st," have satisfied us that a 'e-.u!ir and systematic effort bus and ia kt, : l be ing made to deceive tiie public, and leadthemto I believe that the concern nfOEO. WATT…

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is daily violating the Patent Laws, and unjustly i depriving Ueorge Wattol his property,bi I'tnkint hii Patent Plow, without his authontj or coi ■ ••• t. 'A c desire t.> correct the imprsasUm thus sought t< be made, and inform sou anil the…

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except Mr. F. W. Scott, of Fredericksburg, t I make am of hia Patent Plows, and that wehee ! constantly on hand a large stock, ofall sixes 11 id I miller our persons.) supervision, from the on! I genuine patterns, of the best materials togetlie…

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ket. Our GEO. WATT returns hia sincere rlir.nk | to hia friends and the public. \>h.> have austaunet iiii.i heretofore, nnd we solicit a continuance ol tbeir patronage. G KO. WATT * CO.

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I liezz-dhcwlm __ 1 OCRSMITHING, Kr.iLL BANHInG t-j SILVER PLATING, Ac—The anbecriberha iust returned from the Northern cities, where he has ! -,ici ii. a large supply of materials, of t'.e t.. -,

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paIity.nsedinLOCKSMITHING,BELL HANG tic attention to his busine -■:. lie has cm) toyed the bast workmen to be bad, and is prepared to make to order every kind of Lock, to ha so Bells ia tin best manner, nnd todoctilver i'lntinw in a style nol…

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end an acquaintance with the best Loch-makera ia ; thia country, he flutters himself that he can give j eatisfaction, both aa to v, irkmansbip *ui\ price . I iiiid therefore solicits orders from town and ooun try, which will meet with prompt…

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south of Maia.wbera tiiey will be attended to m the - hortest notice. Orders from a distance, through tbe Post I Office, will be immediatei] tiled; and Bel! Hanging done in any p., riot tho country a'citv priaaa. tdoresa WM. W. SNK.\!', Stiver…

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MONEY received on deposit in sums of nVK DOLLARS and upwards, on wmcli interest at th.' ! ■■ .:■• of mix p.-r centum pet annum itt paid for sums | remaining six months or longer, tor shorter pi I ri >'a interest at tbs rate of* per ceatum The…

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corner of Main and Governor j.trc»:-. j Richmond, Va. < SANTLfI I OTTRF.LL, Pres't, I T. B STARKF Cs hier, de»-3m C.WALTHALL, Secretary.

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iMUMsiil viKiVs NO TH E.—All per il bobs baeing claims agaißß* the estate ot A V. I CRENSHAW, deceaaed am requested i>>pie*en> them properlj anth-intu tied, without debt .t.

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WILLIAM W VALENTINE, Est., for ie istrn j I tion. ia order that ma> :• iu»Ue tor ' Ito. ,r speed) settlement Mr. Valentine ma; le i

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I found oa the first fiooi aho a the store reoentU oc- I , c.i.i.d'., MansS. Valentine, Jr.,corner«.f Broad I atiilf-ih sts. t'oisotu in.le ted to the aril . ease male immediate payment to 'he ander- Bigned, LUCY CRENSHAW. Admianitratrix ol…

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IH boxes superior OLIVE Oil,. liny \i* prune Aasosturo TONQUA BRANS, UM lbs. prime PA.RA BEANS bum lbs. pr,ine GU VI ARABIC. l.» tibia. Hve FLOUR. MaaVbbis. Faintly, Bxtra, SBperfiae, Fußsaad Cross Middliai s \Vb*»at FLOUR. Peruvi.iri, Coitiii.…

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;\J \ POWERS, comer of Cary hiu] fcarl *'«.. ' . k«ep eoustantly on hand ths fines' oW I«ndoa Li.Ktk Henneaae] iind (, t :'.i. Dupui kCn BRAN

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DY, both psie ar.d il.rk: finest old WHISICIKS. J I warranted of pure Re, vary oil: finest old reach ' I ant Sipple BRAN DIES; finest old West Inrl iRUM I and Holland I IN, wilhalarge ;•.--.otmei.t ifoth ler Li tuo B. In V A I.N E*«. we litve…

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I ases:>'So. on d aiwht. v. i,.ih we are-

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'i)AR RACoTT', 11A R KIB A CO.'S. No. 112 \laip street, Suoceaaora to Merchant, v, euugei \. C •.

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OOUTHERN IBIEORIATION »F HA. O V'ANA CIOARS-Tlm Babsenhsjiß have (net i receiveddiasct from a . a ontberß i""t a a:. u realb choice atewk of g*Buine Havana Oigars ami bi-aciiiii He-nlia. C, acba.Oscra and Loud n wlt'ch for Uaati ot manufacture…

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order, for aale by , (1 ..„...„., " O.MBLE A C LAI BORNE. bbbbbbß

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APCnOWSAIaBg ' *'■"■**'*'■*■>■''*■■'■> ■awaßasw^,a«B i »B| #>BanB'BSB an ■>»» w sasßßns^aißßjßnaßßsw FUTURE DAYS. By Oeddin fc Appersen, Aact'a.

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,£!S ,V A™ DW F.LLINO > AND VA'.'AN r L«»T. "N TIIK "OCTHBIDR OF ROS«. NEAR TO O'VEHNOk BTRErTT.

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FOR HALE AT AUCTION;.- -ai .hVr^ u T .?oftbe heirs-at-law of the late Mr. .v [i Cr»n*haw we ► hsil sell at public aueiion.cn the ittm,.,. 1 „■

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TUESDAY, the 10th Januan. i -:r,. at♦ „■" dmrtt P M . the very desirable pro,

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Bfl allc« estendiDS out to Oovetnor street. The vacant lot ou ihe east, which has the aim* front snd depth.lias in tlie r«ar an e*r-.oient brick stable .-■nd carnage- house. This lot will be sold wither without the ilwehinv. as may !«• deemed…

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months, for negotiable notes interest added.se cured b* a trus'deed. Thetaxes and insurance lor ÜBW to be paiu by the pur.-nast-r de2B—ten GOuDIN * APPERSON,AnBjta. nOMMISSIONRRR* SALE OF VVI.I A- V' RLE FARM OF INK ACRES. ON THE CHARLES CITY…

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lif fain if aot. tbe neat fair d.i>.; ti,at valuable farm loaatad aa above, of which Joint r array died Kc-.eti, ctint.-uiiin I IWl'j acres. It will be sulsJ. i ided. according to a ami and survey to be exhib ited st tbe bour ef aale The maaaion…

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tbe other itf, aerea will bs divided into two or more parcels, as may be deemed most iadicious.— Tl a sßtrl allotted as dower a i!i l-e so!,I. sabjeel to the bfe tsnantc) of tbe widow, and the residue will be boM ta i»e, witi. tee ri fc ht…

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conveyance ordered bj the Court. L. K. BPIXMAN. } JOHN T. CHILDREY.) Coramrs. A. H. SANDS. \ S.ile conducted by 008818 k Appxxsen, Auc'ts no 2S—2aw2w Atda j POSTPONEMENT.—In cease s.aencc of tbe non attendance ol hiddei , a vile waa poatßoa…

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o'c oek M.,(ii nun if not, the ne\. fairoW.j /-',< I. t. OW VAI.I a- V> B*.E REAL ''-'STATE.

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BR?CK TENEMENT aVtbe corne'' of Fraakliß nd f*th streets, front in, 33 feet on Franklin ."■tree'. ! running bock 134 leet loan alley 2V leet wide, Ak i», the vac 1 nt Lot adjoininz, bav.B, ti,,- same front nd depth as tbe . t on a tiicb th>-…

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Tkbjis.—One-thiro cash; balance ac 12 and I.i months for negotiable notes inteiest (t'iert. tnd title retained till all tbe parebaaa mone ia fall) paid. The taxea for I*so to be paid by the puree. » er. WILLIAMSON WVaLLEN. Cm r. St-.!" conducted…

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Pettaa and others we will sell at pnhlto auction, ea the premises, on TUESDAY, tbe I7u dayofiaa aary. 1860, (il fair; if not, the next fairda ..com th 9 late John Coaby, Esq.. died seised, vis ' No. 1. Lot front in. 22 feet oa the eaei line…

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No, . L t t.'.Lii.. 9» feet i in re at of above, 1 oa west line of Wall street hy 128 feet to an in! \. witr: 'uo wooden teneun nts there, a. eontatniaa 8 r.M'in'i This lot will be divided er sold is a whole, as may be deemed best at the hour…

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No. A Lit fronting 62'« fectontbe north side of | Can street. tc> ni«'iit l.fufaet with the larseTobae co Factory thereon, now i.i theoocup ibcj of B. F. Diekinaon, Fas.., ; N. . Lot idioinin.' the above on tbs east, front- I ■a i'i'j.'.'et…

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Nii.s. i.,t at the corner of Grace ard Fifth sts.. [ i' ißtina 62 feet on tbe south Bide of Once street, in about I2u feet to aa alley, with two brick tene \ Bnßts |B rooms each), with kitchen, Ac . occupied respectively uy Mr. !•'. M. Porter…

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montns. for nettotiable notes, inieresi added, aad ;.' .•! retained until the said notes tne paid, and i conveyance directed !>- the Court, and the parebaa era to pay tbe taxes I tr J -i.h). OoD'.i\ A Ai'.'K'.i-o-s. Auctt. de IB—2-iwJwtdts…

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auction,on the pram see, d MONDAY,the Ktb day of January, lStio, al i: o'cl ok. M-., tin' vsln • >le property known as the ST. CHARLES MO Tl L, at the corner

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eats ici -i ir:! On me pround H it t,.r» a are three handsomeßu>res, frontinx oa M ra street, nnd s.x Stores ou Watt street, ;.ii oeeapied , . ..-, ... .aent termuts. the Hotel has over 100 ticht aad airy sii rooms, with me places and other…

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and .-.lice. Iba kitchens have all new -su, evens. ..in es, .-md all pnodern improvements complete. ... i each stori in tbe building is furnished w.tii ...... water, :t;ii every convenience ad ipted t>. tae ara ' tifaUi its Hoiei. Tavnats.—One-fifth…

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Tne tinc-oiii real ■• ■ c ia admiraJdy lasatad, in the be i' ■if tii icity, equi-distant bslweaa the Central and Danvills Ler. -. and coaveaieat lo n!i the pi -,i -• so, i ii., lies* in in a city. I lie yen* sat antiuiil rent of the property…

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pOMIMIbSIONfc.K'Bi 5»".»i.f....)»-. irii ",i ■. ' • decree of the Circuit Court ol the City oi Rieh i.ii.ii t. in ihe case of Corbta ci ms. vs. Hill et . pronounced June llth. 1869, the subscrilaw as sic■ ..ii Commissioner appoiated by smu…

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A . AL. the loliovi i"_ v-!uiil.le absvea i dATILDA. Nt ed S6, who water! loodeook, vasli . r iiii.t i,oner. MARY, n,fii 23, akso a _.'

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SSVERY VALUABLF REAL ESTATE*^ . > ;, ~ . —*»• PERSONAL PROi'LRTV U9 GREAT V.M.I i' About 1av.,,-:;- of ! AND oa York River; , nid var'oac othei kiads ol DKSIB kBLK PROP ERTi -On Wr DNEt?DAY,»Im llth.da) olJanu , l-/i. the nndersi aed. by vit…

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posed lo .. .Ie hi tii.Bcon ii i isi»tm ~, ,:...t I u.U A C R E H 0 E i. A Nll It im< in ii.ik Rivsr, and known .v, the Ripoa il II istate 'I i.»ro is on tn s Batata a !«r;, BIEAM SAW mi

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BOARUINii HoUmE; »ome ci ht or tea avivata RKSIDFNCEB, sui|able 'or the com£ rtaaaa ae commjodatioii ol families: (oar mrss Bmb.si a lar.e Htable, and a BJaskam>tk«'B Bu ig besidea core tiouses and other out buiksia s. a BRICh-YARD -i.eds and…

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aad MULES, I •« ','.' *»rma and [.umber V, , asaa Harness and Oiiains. Farmiax Uteasila, Lam her, llr.cus. Sliiiule*, and various Other . ninmodiliea of (read rakae. Anujaber of very ic.Mi M ie!i Cows,aKood Li" - - I, on Bu! ,i sa lac ted aad…

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hodj.Mflaai heatsuil pnisbkisers. rhessieoitbß i ,i it v. i c. mrusnes on the UOi ol jKH..

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1 PERSONAL PROPERTY IN THE ClT\* I P RICHMOND.- By virti c of a Deed id Trust axe. cntcU t.« in by 1 I l*«ncook, on tha i'th Bept . 1367 ai Iof>■•• r d 'i the , [Roe ofthts Ri • ... a Court..* Rw imoad I shatiesUal cut « is ti ■ ■ 'I tii DA…

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':'■ » R .HqT T 1 Vntl \ "V ' p "«ft*

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i>'..-'. '■ 6 H S.NDM." • i :>.i NICERMaBd «?.oCkV.'' "2 BENCHES with KNIYF.S." "2 STOVKHand

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'.>,.' BOILER." uud -J LEA > SRB, a'aw anicli arikdeaarß aaseaal as ns-*. >.i!d io coi.niicuce at ti..'cii»'k M rißna Cash. I'.i'.NJ. U. N ASH.Tfmetee. ue li i,iw:twtdtd VFI.RO BAoel of he ny i' Ke.k Sattlast hr.ck t'.ais, Sleeps' Orey ' ac!…

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em Bla. kets aud Coont. v Knit Keeks, is iu!l irol complete,embraciß< a «rc*t vanet* of ptomi and well p.i- drt C!->t!i n. ior men ami bays'wear at very low prices. KB.EN. BALDWIN k WILLIAMS. Ij'l HIRUFLN VIKV FINLOLI' APPLE A*' BR ANDi .iaaiorc…

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VALUABLK NKtfROR*Uo.*«M£ DAY. Jan.arr ttti IMB, ,i v o'sbi*. A. Mm the auction bouse ol Hector Davis, oa PrsiiklYa strsst I will sell eleven iikefi aud valuable NEGkoYV belonging to the estate of N. io ceased consisting of one splendid Cia.a…

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tioned are al«o valuab'e Pinm-i-Room Servants. TBBws-Caah. D T. WiLLIaMR —J" *-*** A *»i rofN. H, Tboraton, io?d. By Dickinson. Mill A Co., A net's.

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C°V7*!7 , , , >*l«»N SALE OF FIFTEEN V VALUABLE SLAVF.*

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Li2S&J w,u «*b at public au. tioa. for sash, st the

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,T,n\ TfTf.? 1 c, ' l iJ'«r-. hoya and girls, some of

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or St Z^L I "".*' be:oB«in« to the aetata ol >v i,Wan,son Allen. d»cea»ed WILLIAMSON W. ALLEN, T>w-ir,«.«« u„ , j, rv. p A ,rm ! Commissießer. t/tcnrneeir, iiit.r. & Co., Auct'a. da BA- ids

Page 3 · Block 684

By JT. snTTEtggeai Aavt. TXTILL BE aWI 11, aweai not at thi» week at _» » auction room a*. Main st.*«i eorumsßoisnt at , o Clock, a ,'ire ill'■■•• cc of ..[;• Cold, Kitri, a_H

Page 3 · Block 685

r-:.ted WATCHES: fine Gn>dfjß«ELßY. \&|2 OUA 111. and VEST CHAINS. La-*is.' CHATA LAIN;?; Silver-nued SPOONS. "ORKH, CAH- ToHM. Ac. Also, a lot of FANok* UtH'b.S, CI GARS. CUTLERY, Ac N.K.—Consignments receiving; every day sad sold without…

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NI«HT ■A\JLEav.»WATCMBRi JRWRLR" - AN I) PA NCV- «OOM -Will tie sold at sue 't.n, at mv atore, commeiicin* at 7 o'clock. Tltll E V PNlNfj. and continued du'in* toe season,ovary t,'/ht. a lar.o assortment ..; fine (mid amlßilver Watehee, jane…

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COAL, COKB," acT / 'OM .--Tie pr ceot Coko until furthsraot.se v will N» as follows: SOFT I, L'.VP COKE 99 a) SOFT BAIL COKE i» HARD COKE Set Orders promptly executed st t'ards corner Ktli ami Can i,in! oth aud B< rd s'r.e'a, Terms sash.

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OAK AMI PI MR WOORJ ■saBBBBSd and aa daw shelter, for aale a Coke Yards da H-u JNO. J. W ERTH. Ag't. U'lllll) AND L.I M BAR FOR B U.K.--The vv eabaoribar haa on hand andwjll continue «c keep at hia said on the South side ofthe Pock, be t»Pt…

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eoualruitli on hart! KINDLING WOOD ready pis i ~-•.'. at S:ta pet if super ot seasoned PINB WOOO.aer star, Henry itnad. tios* ianJini aad for nalt. . » fi om the WBacf. . ; lm W. F. T. JAMES llli.L. " I ~ JOHN W. FISHER. '

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'O-FAR T M.RSIII »' - Tie undersigned V have entered iato aCO -PARTNERSHIP, das i.i.- Iron, the 2J.1-lav of N'oven,, er 1860. under the name and style oi HILL * FISHER, lor carry MM on ,he WOOD and COAL BUSINESS, on Basin Link, whers all ordera…

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Via n tree', will be promptly atteadadte b'V. ml..i ct>riier jt.i Mtieet and Haum tsnk. fcßßla - C-Xsn. JAMES: HI 1.1. no.l 'J.i, JOHN W FISRRR. tSJO 7r. PI.R LOAD—COOK'SRAROORAC ~'". 1 •' Tins COAL is liitiiii.iiioiih. not ofthe beat ttuahtv…

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>na who wish In try it h-id Better call at once. 6 v oilice on lam str"e.. one dojr below Mr. Il; i.ti'l-r' uriicer, stoir. Tluk COAL makes an excedeat (ire. BOt-BBB* F. COOK. _ . 'LOVKR MILL AND tylllK.VtlTE v_' COAL and COX X—For sale b»…

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many eaurdtai thanks l,u-in ceneious patrons for the K:iidne>s WS li v c retei.-ed at their funds, aad hope that the NEW ORiIER OF AFFAIRS, ten» iiniiciei! s«r't. I. Ban, v.ii; receive the same ea cnuragemenl tint our vieviotis . llo.ts and…

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foi'. convenience and rcit. ireuieiits of their nuests Ce.n.iii't. Wo desire to keep and BiMßtein. what our h cense calla for, a r I KS i' CLA ' .'•» HOTEL, and wa promise to asa tenijvie,l eaortsaaa t,>-«Piider the es tablishment a« ooßifbrtabla…

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couateraot the Inßn. nee a baseless rumor, is tutnotent proof that our e»tab'.ishineat has never l«."i closed, and the..'. Btfiee its put.licatiori. wo havabeeaia better eendition to entertain nastora than heretofon r\'l rumors as to closure,…

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With new furnitare. and newly repnirel, we as sure vtston thai noeifoits wiii ' e«par»,l to promote their comfort, and we reaasctfiuly solicit a trial. The fUNSTALL HOUSE is aiso the HTAGK OFFICE, and oitr omnilaisses Will always le ta rc...i:.ic«a…

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Mv via:: vih.dviASt ovE» i: : \ RICHMOND STOPS WORMS, ESTABLISHED IN ISSI. A S A H N V 1 > 1S It Manufaetnrea al th i osletajrated SOUTHERN STOVE FOUNDRY. CVI UNDER, BOX, P a ri LoK and COOKING OVES. of ihe i.,,.»i rlamrtvbte and ol supe horworkiag…

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ti-.iiß ot or ht MmriuasßM mid OrnMiiientai Castiags. lie proprastoi i« earns insed thntsumoieni appre ci-tl.ve paUrsms could le lo.ittd in his uiaiket who would pi> the valeead a Baud article, to iiistifr him ia the use ci the best aaatermiß…

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an itu-e Ustmsd tn,ir trade at tlte.e BPSBbW. In■-.• Rtanrea haws beeu ■ raduaiky gaiiiiag favor il the» have become the bbosb. i-.>iii sr of any in lac, Tn.'ir superior >-tien:

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P4RV« N >1!M t'. WHOLESALE OROCFrTS AND pjiOVlab'OM l>l A..1-.KS. i 13tn urm ur. W.,1.1 a, , BMM BM iTi.il.i 1 fld to tje tri.do oa ro uou-Uh tcnus. 10 i !,«U. nr-w [J.« u„ HAMS. 16 hlnU. new breoMl. ulder ar.,l SiJa MA . (i.N 10 bbls, \ic-s…

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.v;ti,.\.sL i> and I'iae Apple UHI RSR. ts> t»a.>« See in sad Taiiae OARDLiJI. BUD boxSS 1,. i«r and !'.:• mr, SilA I • ' .', U. Refiasd nl «•> !%, i : r-.;. b. At, . -• . h..,,,. -t... k ~| TEAS, vv i.Nts. t&tiJZssV, BP • I -. ie. A 1,.—*.",,…

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Works, alar c \rt,t £bb of KLEIN El) aad COMMON iKo.N. eoaststin«ef all sis >« B ir. Bnnil il >oy. aid Snroll Iron, TIKEIRON O als and Ha'f BOvaAj. Horse and MnhtSHoi IRON. ROl.MDSaad SOt'ARI !*, LIOHPNiN » frofts mend ant «in*re, A-nc.. t..r*t…

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Hall Ri LrJ jVdWtjrNTKH. Riehm. ud. Va. I). » I sisesai.d patterns of WASHER}* oa hand ~,m .dc 'o order. _ rtell-lm* V'tHU E.—All persons baviM c'"ins acaiast -> the estats >l CIiAUI.hS .M AH A. awnfaßßßd. are raamcaßad to present "hem. sSoseirj…

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lelay aspeaaibi -. c. w. PITICELL, R.M BrjßTi'N. 8. C QHE F.N HOW, Fx -utorsof Charles Marx, deed. de P—dTwa

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VV I B'■" II W 9IIA|I l! St tV IN 00 vT »» SHADF!«! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. AT tio liROAO Sr - M- UOLDKN takes ii l'luotiiic.n . that be h.is reduced the prices off h'« sh A DKs Xt p,.. ~,-„t. Imlow former p; »,

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tSliades. with odd » 'iter: tke ue-i article ol a;M o match ; c'.'>tai» Han Is and Corutees. 'i - is.tt »■ vr-i-o oi En. lira and American OIL THS, w ih Liucei I'aoJi. plain »>t a)«.u/ea». all aa. Call snd **c fiic-s. at ths estaUisbad ip Dry…

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Opemtv rkls rtiornra . two hundred.BSolwot •i„.M. apiendid ituiUed Skins, with Steol H'H'P" ~ ,1 idyustabls H-hMv. aiute and colored. Tbeae a%ifta are decidedly tha most com«« ri-»yle article rt>»« uoiii I • tlto Isduas. lam aetbns

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Dl ft II MKRRINO. HAI.IRIjr, *e.-Jfß» i.i u*id. a aample lor .1 N« I Dutch Herrins.

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tl-is year'so 1 hes 1 Haljlmt. fsometbtaa ~cw a* w*ll js aiee. l l ' ,: n Oteen Peas; 1 bbi Navy

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pWonTBw BsWirn mcmkosb riarATcii.]

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'- Brown dr d the train ef :!.- rewnrt j

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.■,-.'•... ,„tended toattack tlmPresAaaml He i

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wevei dissented from the statement thai tike ;

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*Ll< *mprom.,e bill. H. ol the whole question, bn the ,

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„». endeavored to re-open It ta orwex , ~ii,ie imlitical power

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£■ . N <, jan . Oov.M, rgansmee

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refei ■ slaverj ft.be yields to

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U I?IKEWIBE—A KIN'S FAMILY KrtlTTI?

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t Executu rof W ilbamsoo Allc a, dec d.

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BITRRIRO FLUIO, ol best duality, for ante by tho barrel or -nbon.

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ja i Auc'.,iii!t'er._ } My Jbi>. M. Tarier A- Son. Auct'*.

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tatbMBBM '"j; )o| t_ ss |' U N A BRO. DrjsriaU

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Al/walQlf ftAUJas." ..t>... *mm » . .^BBBfcaM

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NOT I C X— A DM I NIsTRATOBVe. "at i*w as

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v^LT.av' 0 ."!"/ D.cktn-on. Hilt A C0.,0n %Et>

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fif-Tif<*Vf!*V**r.' Haw.nt If o'clock. A. M..

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,„L£ - . .'' . Aki, F ,SLAVK«.consiatißg oi

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kg miIM.BAi.ON niUatn jkNPSHOI L. Hftt ItrMfifekfML

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fBUAT MORMINO JAN. 4, D«0. poadence of the Richmond Dispatch. Severe Accidents. I.ybcrbcko. Va., January 9. ident to a student, alluded to in my •, occurred at ihe station nt Emory f College, just aa the cera were mov ,'n attemitiitt*. io tt*t…

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tween the aide of the coach and tbe edge of ths platform nt the station, bis body being caught and rolled around in this eUcht or ten inch apace by the motion of th*' iram. Hia name ia Coson, aud be is from Mississippi, as before atated. During…

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of going'irom one car to tinelater,betacatrneft on ibe need by a projecting or deiaclird rock, white the car was pacing through a cut

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OK. Recrfete by tanal, Kailroad* and River. , I For the Month of DseSeßßßw, bbwX J By James Rir.r and Ramu-ha t'"niil 1 .".100 bushel* wueat; 80 nhd*. tobacco; 2 ztll b»a*C iimn ,1 li'iwcii; iM him., Baaaaai 7*M hawrsls flour; Ist busuels ci…

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r.e, ff hints spibßWS, 9*9 SSßptl lia>reii». IU pounds butt, r, 7 iiachv-cse „»; *) rotta .eath. r, lii paeA*.* » ra.s ft tHish ta potatoes, IT biles bat; 4 las. tallow. >>4 t -ns com I. 36 »l it mmbsfj lit sofas wood, and in :*A ponadn m sceiUueous…

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ba.co; 2J6 hhd». t by-co sterna; BQj' pa *.ums*n\ f.ct,(ea sßuas) jo; taw bbls 11 v ; t rati leather; I? b 1, liquor; 7i l»ale« wooi.fi t.eices bacon, lo ba a

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S.xseed, ftU ha.a sin ;I i, a oriwti. itsil,,,e« urns tics; i t>a!e lii.n, l"7 this. SBSOsiB . tobacco; 20 or .Ik» sums, 1.1 iilu* limes; Jl pk,* in -iciiaiisis*. To FrtlL* j-LPili .0» .X amrr... — I ntid. t0!,,C0 stems; S&al pk.a manufacluieJ…

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tads.lt u,b»s wool, litil s, out iron; tint itoboe coll.in ).iri,s; B»BBBB.aBBBBalaBBB liusheis »l,oits, 828 asbeis br -ii; lift t.alea domasties; lt> i>< '» rail r.wid wtieels; 2 oa.s learners ; 7 taas onut ;o beta beeswax; > bhia. apple*…

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eo; tail pk;s man if i ttured tonacc ■; jot pacnaea smoking tabasco, 2u7t,i,ts. fl .ur, ■ bbia lish.6 bbls.

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rtbatuauj 70 pk ,a dried fruit ; 2' boxes -liiiiii witet; re.la bu ar, lv bids, lienor; 19 k* s butter, .17 pk j. mdn i Si beer lurreis, 7 tierces bee* wax; 2& pk.a. sundries. mm^^ mmm " TIIE "DISPATCH" STIIAM BBV2* fOW E R l» HINTINIi O P…

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namentß. Ac, and the latest and most approve,] Mwinrie fresscfi,. ia d,iil> turning out the fi pent specimens of BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, sura as PAMPHLETS. CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LA DING, CHECKS, Ac., POSTERS. PROGRAMMES k HANDBILLS. Particular…

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off ifttki impressions per hour, therein enabling the patronß ol this establishment to obtain this description ol work at tbe shortest possible notice. ■R. Prices reduced in proportion to the increase of speed!

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JUL Printinß, in various colored BRONZES and IXIR. executed in the hi best at) le of the art.— In this branch of the business, the proprietors can s;iiel, challenge competition. I?ALL, IRM. r A. K. PARKFR ft CO.

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wSmMr W J?I% A £?2 RTM KNT °P STAPLE AND FANCY DRY OOOUS.-Ws take pleasure in *n nouncin< to our friends and tiie public RoneraJh, taat we have now in sore a large and well select

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&££& of s'"d DOMESTIC DRY ..." to "hich we very respectfully invite riie:r attention : Plain. Slack and Fiaured SILKS Rich Black BROS DX E'COSSE " " GRos DE BPSOM, for moaraini " '' two Fhntneed SI L.K ROBES Extra Rich Colored 81 LX ROBES "…

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ROBINS, V A LLN T I AB, POLL DE , / lain and Printed French MERINOES jf BlackFreii.li MERINOES _,-< Black MOUSBELINRS Black BOMBAZINRSj Black ALPACAS CLOTHS. OASHIMERES md VESTINGS »-4 and 6-4 Hencv PULLED CLOTHS Sheep'sGrev iAfINETTS, LINSEYSAe,…

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atore and liir s»le >,t the lowest market pnoe», ihe fo limine GOODS for famit) ase, via: lUU I'lMtd sextra Mi..-ir-('iircd Hams; No f Macke rel. in kits: If and i, hols. Goapowdar Teaa «s aorted quiljties Irom 75c to OJlAOperlh Alao, fine…

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Ware; Baskets. H,., ins: Powder and Shot; Cotton Va-n* and Coeds c; Sugars, assorted; Vpices; I'ie.les; Kamil) and Kxtrn flour in bt.ls snd hn.a, auper.or aaaliti; Rusins in ' 4 aad ti boaae; En.lish Dsifj m.d Cu'tin. Cbeesew an aUo. const…

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ijtA «ie ,iTTi.TTi ",, ..'.,„.,... ~7 AA CLOI Hl>G — VI. ini*rs oi ifi- Legislature and errao «rs nsitin . ihe city, will ft rut. lo enllin on the subsrnn r alir Band fashl n.ible ;,s»,,rt ment oi cl.'il 111 \n ofhisowa maan facta re, aa lo…

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10. the past ten leirs and ran , amra h s custom era tint th » shall hive R ci.uiond made Hi it-hill compare m every respect with Nurtli crn wo k abet ar* now pu-chisuii. us bs is con vinood that BB uiin ifictured in Kich uiondas low as in…

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fe Vu XK * KOR f A * TORIES.-Furnices « ..iicl Meuera set in rmaOBBCBt stoi ies, with suit able auaiitit and nuilnv of heat co„vv>ed toeaeh atnnt above, accordini; te the purpose lor which ea h is used.

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Throe 'izeg of our Factory Stove now read>. the memun. sue ~| winch has been used three years in m IV rS*iW Wl,l '»ut bre^kin,. Also, J>e f-Ke.ulatuig Licorice Boilers, for wixvd or coal, all a,»es. Pipe and all factory work done in »ho l >e«t…

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URO CLOTHING, .Jits AND MHO 8, iOMS AN 11 CAR IS, NG DRAYS, MTI'HK WAGONS, KS. WARUROHIi.S, IS. CROWBARS fee R. M. NlM r \lO. General l'o„,t

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rTifr rAVPvrr v ~ a ~/iri~ • ill th's BBoraiaa oii-r,Hi« har taia ~..,, TAPRSTRV* and ALL-WOOL I:ZZll i'-. v ? r * , " i ' fa«aeßßred tbe>nodt tneir value. An early pall .a req.ie«|o.|

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'olda o ".'o U "'h re ft Rr " l -oida. i.ou.h.. Hoarasßess. Ac It his been sra

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jrkirmilow o ,!',;^'^ l * l "« '*" *—H'-n Price £k c-nia per bottle, rreptredonly b X J PICOT,

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\l7fg*n WZL!? ,'"" d llir • aesortmeal of . "ISKtI, of ,i*r desenption both »a1t»l.l« ,',,

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--ad f . or«entlßmen. Alan Vsl \K%,cA irEv' lAGB Ac . U» whi.-h we mum —ane ■1,1'". ;.,'i i ,

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atientmn of all .. w.,„t. „, th i 'w it ,?e 'old' , w

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P%NI V AHTI. 1.K5..-A vo-y "cmV.,". ~nn. „ a pentaf Paaej Dnußtats' Artu-bw Luit«WVt.;

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Tret's Slf a^ 1 &",? 6 " p " ">"--;,:., toiiei a •tliea. Axe., 4 .■ , , ~. ~ v^r,et v W. PhTKRSQN Prii m m \N„, „

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../.• v f n,, » r »halar.est aad ihe laern aeaortn v __ _ ANDREW AN I'oNl. Main atreet

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SsltSU S«*£?o-wa which „.u«t li Lie, nto now ottered oa r imkl ter s TI'PMAN k HLLL.

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pies, custards, ae. w'ptTEK.so\ D W:Ati. ' . _ t_ss i\l ,in atreet. :

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LtKtOTH JLT"!j A £ Vm **,* «VN44k ava* ■" BOOTS, with or without heels. (| 25 ,or pair.

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PIHE.C KACRfr R». tT»tV-« KaineMat ~ LOUIS J. BOSSf El'X. No. h, Main «t

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VV*S '. PURfc J • Fl R »!! !_A lar, c »,„i '

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mTmtiyJr^ jw " rrf wjgffiir 4 '' Vainstieet. A IllifHl. MIS;. 4 tis-eos DRIHi fKRF •

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££gp£*ftiat^&b. H. PmLLlPScontinnea I CPs-jSi to oner hia services m ths various , brsaehseof hißprofessioß. to tbe citisens of Sid- ' ney aad tbe pubho aenerally. Office and resideace. corner Elm wood andl.su- ! rslstreeia, i west corner of…

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K"*a&*m GKORGK W. ARMIITUAD. 0»VH» attorney at law, _ „ Rictrwosi'. \ *.. Will pr.-.cfiee in ths Courts of'the City of Rich--; mend, ami ofthe enuntiea ol Henrico and Louisa. ] bMI. Office with Wm. H Lyons, Eee.. on °th at.. between Orace nnd…

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over. As Notaries Piiltiic nnd Coinm ssionera of Deeds, kc, they arcautnori7.ed tot'ike l vvoaitioaßß, Ail da vits. Acknowledgments f Deeds, F>>wem of Attor ney. Btiln of Sale. fc< . 1» Iw u«ed or recorded in the several Mates and Territories…

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'.ics of Chesterfield, Powhatac and Amelia. Bth.Of.tce m Lisie'a PBlldißt. UlllBBI oi .Vain and l»in streets. M 2*- 1 LOTTERY.

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UroOD, EDI»i A » 0.'% SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES. GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE tKino.Miin ! NEARLY ONE PRI3S TO EVERY NINE TICKETS. TII E EXT RA o Klll HA R V I) P. AWI NOB of Wood Eddi k Co*B H ii. Ie Number Loterieswill ake plice m pablio. under tne…

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.us No 00 " " f'ei.rn.rv IHih Lvjil EX rRAORDfNAbT DRAWING, l'o taite piiw-e as atiove specified I ',RANI« CAPITAL PRIZE OP SMO000! I I'rize nl 9*o ism i rnze of. SO 060 I " of .Willi i ' of i BBS i " of ii. uot Si i'risesof 2

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of teapiaa " of son APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 4 prizes of .■j.j.io Approximating to SMB 000 prize arc fMM C prises of saa Anarexiniating to mouo pr,zr>are 2.11.11 4 prizes.,, ays Approximating to ao.omi prize ;ire .... ... UN 4 prises Ol Sts} Approximating…

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i,.520 priz°s aasonatiai to 9SIS 660 Whole rickets 9)20; Halves 910; Quartern RS; Et.htlis tnttx THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS of Wood, Ed dy & Co/a Lotteries will take place a* August;, Geersia.«» follows: Clisss2 L)r.tv.b on Saxcanar, Deoember 24th.…

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I GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE OP *sn «m I " "■ fS0«l»i 91,506 1 " " Is) .600 see 1 " "... .','»«.' i li.ni ■• " -imt 1 " " 4.0801 MO " " Ml 1 " " 30..M I io.» " v ue APPROXIMATION PRIZES." 4pr,7e«.(d §400 Approxißiatinß to §SOJM prize rtre 91.AM 4…

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prise are 1,000 tpiizes ..I 225 Approximatinf! h f.*w prise are „ WO 4 prizes

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GRAND EXTRORDINARY DRAWINGS, t.-N TUO tii ■■:■••; NfMBKB Pi -.>, Ci. © I 0 ii .0 0 0 ! "TBsl Takes place oa the La it Saturda* ie each month. Whole Tickets s.f,. Halves glO, tiuartera «f.. Ki--ht.:s 52.50. b ordering Ticke's or Ce.:. i-ntc…

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'i.rirters ..r Ei h .■■-. on receipt of n iii i we .send what is ordered, bj brat mau, together wiUithe Immediatei) niter ths iir:iv.-'ni, a i'nitted draw in-_ r . Certified t,, b) the Commissioners, wal !*• sent, with aa Explan ition. Parchasei…

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time < i fortj days. Orders fot Ti( kets '■• be directed either to WOOD, EDDY A CO., Augusta, Ga, Or WOOD, EDDY * CO., Atlanta, Ga., Or WOOD, EDDY & CO., Wilmington Del. RN. Aiistoi the umnlers that nre drawn front the wheel, with the amount…

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zette, Richmond Dispatch, Paulding iMiss.l Cia r ieu. rNFIRMARV OFTHE MEIPIt'AL « «,ti icalthful pos tion, convenient to the Railroad l»e pots. Hotels and other centres ol hnsiness. it n farnisbed with ever) arran ement requisite foi the nijeceHstiii…

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luirinc MEDICAL or SURGICAL aid ex.ep; 'he insane and those laboring umier cnt-u i,.,,. li senses, tire admitted into the institution. Lyias hi women are alao received aadcarefnlh attended to. Private rooms fnrniahed when desired. 1 he patients…

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Colored •' w. kg Priviifo Re 5> Jto SIS In addition to t,io above r ttes. Ib ("vjcs leyuirinii a Surgical Operation, bj' a reement with the pro pnetors ol the Seltevne Hospital, a small lee ,„ cutir.ed loi the operntioa, varting lrom 91 to…

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sician. All charges payable on the removal of the pa tient. Attending Sarxeona—Profs. GIBSON, PETICO LAS and WELLPORD. Attemlin: Physicians— Prom. TUCKER CON WAYandMiCAW. Resident Physician—EDMUNDS MASON, M.D fiasward— F. M. PARRISH. President—L.B.…

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NOTft'E.— The undersigned !#n leave to 1: form the trade ot Rieumond, that they h.-u this day 'pened :i WHOLESALE GROCERY an PHO VISION STORE, on Uth Btreet, (Wailaoe Sons'old sfvnd.i ntiti name in part— 16 hhda. new Baltimore i-t ->. -is.…

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is bbls. Bakers' BUT 1 ER. 60 bbls and t»e_s No 1 LARD, as boxes superior MOULD CANDLES. OCnoxosGa i* Adamantine do 15 boxes BROWN BO \ P. Aad n fine, stock of WlNESand LIQUORS. weeaßßT tbe above on as reasoeabls terms as tho can I* had in…

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01 LS. H\ IN TS. WIN HO W li LA Mi,"l> Ii SRTIBTB' MATERIALS-—WM SATTI EX A CO., No. 112 Mais stbkbt, Richmond, Vs.— We have jnst oompleted 001 Pal' Stock n( the above-mentioned Mticles, to suit purchasers 2 006 U.xes Erei.cii Win,low Glass;…

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Varnishes, of everj description; gallons Sptr ,l turpentine; WO

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lish and German; Looking-Gtass Pinter; Picture t rames, and liilt Mouliiin s. WM. SATTI.KR A CO. lIRIAT INDi I'EMCNTS lill URfttM. va ERB-—The whole entire stock of Goods t,ii< olo>»a out in eipr t'tto'i of hay mj the Ixiuse pi '- eu downibirniri…

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in consul, ration. \ouoaatlßdsfu'la>sortmenl . 1 Bleaehedand I BWeaohed Cottons; P'aunels; Cor set s to hook and bee; Corsets to lace in lro.;t;

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Skirts; Black Silk's; Hair Nets: Dress and Cloak* Trtmmin s: Emh ordered H« kis at l»v cts : D m itj Rands at 1,1 era Tho roods BBttßt be Bold ai.d the ladies wit'find it to tneir interesr to eail'aiid make their selectioni. _ K. GtILDSMIT.…

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SABLE, MINR. 1 *t«;h, R! SSIAN pitch, lANX. JENETTE, SUUIRREL, IMITATION FITCH, Also. GENT'S MUFFLERS and GAUNTLETTS. ELLKTT A WEiSIGER, No. 167 Main si. opposite Rxeaar.ae Bit,k, A PPLt>, SYIOKtD Ulf, TONOIKS, Ac —Hi »'c tiner. lo day, 1 un…

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JtM£|U, BOarifc'R, FIRE INSURANCE AGENT. Ths subscriber underwrites on even description ef property against bus or dima.-e by fire, in town end eountrv. on the most reasonable terms. The capital of IBS c >mp*r.iea represented bj meiaac-

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II and amilc. eatelt Invested n unquestionable irines. It does not itoast of many mil wan. but I*atlv claims one and a hill millions, secured »nd and mortis** in ui'ißhtß the amount, and rd» the asiured abetter guarantee thin capita! resented…

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Ktat exhausted by any single casualty Person* desire ini'i' malt OB and to lie well and safety insured, will hud it totiie.ir advantage tenvplvat my offi.-e on the east side of llth stieet, between Vain and Bank..it recta. CLAWS LIFK IWavURANCB.--T.HR…

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Company. The business .•(' the Company i* r-,.,, ciea every risk baa the personal aaserv'sioß ol ita own officer-, giving a better security tor the |>r.> --j tectioaof the insurer's later—ts. I'Hrtie- resiling in the eonatf] bavin« Netr.ei…

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llth, where the Officera will take phasers in niviag aay information upon the subject of Insurance. DAY ID CI RIM., President. Ro. A. Tontpßias feeretarj. Da. Al BiKro.v, Medical Examiner. de ;p) d.Vclm

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PAVE imviAniE. IROLINA MUTUAL life insurance ( VMPAA V OF RALBIOH. N. (. t apital, gig»t>.. 6LAVFB IN-UKfiJ in tne above substantial Coutpaa), for one or BBoreyenrs, on the most la veranta teraas. ft II k>«se« promptly paid. Cot"' X f V CL

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Rl ( H Al" 0~ N D AGE Nt V Ol' TltK NORTHERN' ASSURANCECOMP'Y, LONDON. FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCES. ■ BAB oPFti'lIS : London, Edinhnr&n, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Phila ahia. Established i.< 1836- Capital, 56.2 s.Hijr. ANNUAL SEVEN IE NEAR M.ouo.oOO!…

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'Fife iasi i:,i > « «., ' j you CITIZENS AND SLAVES. NORTH CAROLINA All PAL LIFE INSUR ANCE COMPANY, RALEIGH. N. C. I !',( (|i- COh.vTKD IB UHS.) A cents' Ojhee on Uth .

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upon for'ita object '■* not to provide ■'. ainst th .• isii.. Itp of ii"' k, but against the unhappy cons* ) ini-nci's attending mis fearful but unaviddaW } event. Sorely, at tbe present enormous valuei j 31a ea. few owners will reqsirs any…

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lor.- p.,i;..'> ia the above Company, the> may sale !. secure themselves Busiest thr* loss of hundreds " Dm. Robkkt H. Cinu.( Medical Examiners. KIIBSBT '•- V^Rl-ljL.., K3L Office Hxchsngja Hotel. de 9— dim

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§~~ iik i »si;K AN v k. I J I'EN.N MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMFY OF PHILADELPHIA, PA.. i!-. IOR .HAT X _t> I a ISi7 . | in •, Kiihmond, i a, CAPITAL AND ASoETS—»800,000. . lives will consult their interests bj exawin m: the t principles which.…

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I l". P. V. Hancock, Medical Examiner. j de 9— dim ni(!IMOAI)A(.KXtY OF T?iE SOI'IR. 1 Chartered by tat Legislature of Virginia in ISM.

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[Hares oa Ihe Cash and Mutual Han. Applications for In urance granted and p ■ iciei Bsued and renewed on the most favorable terms I in the above Company, at our otbee. oeS—6m Richraonu, va.

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ITIK YIRGINIA D FiWAND MARINE UffSUR- \ HLOmce No 131 Mm Street Rn hnu nd.'Nßl Capital and 8m plua t Z9S UOO I Tnis Oomfa.w baa tbe aai antageol fwi nty-snen i k 'ri-..' expenence is ih° Insurance business, r.nd j ; having enjoyed rue favor…

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Marine Insurance to ill parts of the world. > Its c.'i&n capital and surplus ire aa above, end i'«> ! aflkiraaj'c managed prudently, but liberally, and its ! rates are as low as thoai oi any nthergooa inatitn • W. L. Cowardin. J.E.'Wadsworth.PatriefcCnllen…

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.Ins. a. Enloes, H A. CWborne i Apply to the Presidest or Secretary, in person vi byletter. WVL, COWARDIN, President, j . WM. Wtfta.ls.Ja., Secretary. je j»—te

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1859. HEAim.VI.. |Q s9< j VAN-LtW, TAYLOR & CO., HAVE REMOVED THEIR ENTIRE STOCK HARDWABE AND COACH .MATERIAL i : To tiie c.nd ocsii-F.ti',-s'-,-e. _ I NEAtiLV ePPOEITB Tliu'JA< R. PBICB A CO., I Where they are odbring n.e most thorough to…

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I public. mil Tm | Is:l A T c no 6wl r* \i . I Who has had twenty-£va yeai be.» penenee in the ; businsss, is prepared to pot oa SLATE ROOFS o, ; ever, description, and with the best materials, al | j sliott notice. Specimens of his work can…

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PER, NEWS AND BOOK PAPRR, of all enali' j , ties and sizes, utnushed at short notice. Cash re 10-div GEO. WHITFIELD. Preset, !Nl EW STOtR OF HO.vil »,7m1I» a i '1* '.HEAT REDUCTIONS PROM EORMEH I PRICES—SOUTHERN IMi*ORTiN« HOUSE- I

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I SAAI. XL 81 TIIEKLANti. No US Main street, I ; Kiciimonu. va., importer ol and dealer in Gufts, ( Pistols. Kifies. Powder Flasks, Sn.d Pouches, • Game Bags, Wadding, and dporttng Arttebw of -. • i i.inds. Pocket Cutierv, Waikiag Canes. Pummg…

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Richmond W, Octocer, lSis. one Silver and th.-cc Brimze Medala were awarded to BAM UEI iSL I'HEIiLAND. ~f Richmond, Va.. for Gens, , Pistols and Rttlc Tknoi TiLenatsN, Prea't, • _l'l\ rSBLI v P.voßß,Sec'y.

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RON! IRON : IMPORTATIONS. ; ; eeiving per sh>p trie, dirset from Liverpool, em- ' ; bracing a full assortment of Bat nail's 8h iftin • s A i , Rounds irom < 4 t,,4', isckes;Squares tr.uii ■. t,,.i'. ! incbes: Flats rromX to M to gxl aud Ux';…

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to IxHineb. Norway Rait Rods. Hoopa Bands and . ; sixes: S tons P-nsUsh, American and Ocrman Steel- ' i lot sale In EDWIN WORTHAM A CO. de 2 dAisß>m John a. HAHkrs. , rmtso a n,,i «,v

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f^O.PAßT>i.HS!llP._The,inde.';,,i,euU : .'e I y entered int., a CO-PARTNERBHIP, datini I i from tins date, under th? name ana srvie of H Mr- i RIB vHOLM A.v, lorcarruru ,•'! theCENEBAI i COiIMJB3{ON ami EORWa RT'iN'O BUSINESS ! hci Will give…

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«.t. aiICpUNTKY PRODI CE. alid the forv?ardii J I ioi Ooodsand MANUFACTURED TOBACCO!- j ! i'nej are located at tne aame hnmnena bnnan re osi fly occupied i>y Hams A Moore, ea the basm bung, hetweea Utn and Uth sts. i ... J'UIN A. HARRIS, I…

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oftfc ; ,-'•'•,- »*» BT.~The , ahacriber I : itai Ukan the aiMive n.,r e , aad orler for sals a I . ,' l^»A'', &fJ»C atiie County n- .1 But hI'TTEK. I i LARD, CHEESE, WHEAT and BUCKWHEAT? | ! j FLOUR. HAMS BHOULDEtS, MIDDLINGS,

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FLSH, CORN LI) ami SMOKED BEEF. PORK u;.;AR.S. SOAP, STARCH. Ac, ate . fee! i ' The ai«ive articles are ail »cut fa :re and sold on ! ' , commission, and »'i!l consequently te sold |~w torn ' leash. .rio9-ts| E. BALLOCK. Avent. I fIBSIRIsiIVIIRV,…

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I gONE-yMBRELLA, PARASOL and CANE ' SW?] 'r.\ cl! . XXX - - RarriouUr attention paid te '

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PlM^ l ! o ', POOL and ROU- j i jKl r ,.». H .-?,1'. 1 .? CHECKS in new mul fancy pat- ,

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teriisil.MBRELLA snd PARASOL HANDLES. ' r.n'iaiiv rarieti ~f IVORi' OOODB. Axae,UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS re-oov eroland rep.ured by F. A. RKICHMAN. OBlf Maß' ; lath street, near Main. Il ■ IOR. EOOEs est quality put up m cirtot/ns,

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I XEQRO I I I «a/1 NKOROHIRING. fftftO | ICJOU. I*6o. IOOv.

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COCK J A CLOS K. ~,.__. ! INgVBASCE ANStysLZIcTING AGENTS, Wili ■ iv-o their especial attention te HJRIHU OUT SERVANTS, COLLECTING RENTS, and theeolleeting and adjiisfnient of riaims generally. I Office on Uth atreet. in lifiserntnt of Exchange…

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|tJEeIBO~HfRtNO.-Tbe snbasriTwi a*aia of. i> for* his servmet to bra friends and tbs poblic I J for IHHI.NG OU rNEGKOES for ths sasmax year. | 11« p.?dxen hiriiiicf to use Inn lw>Nt azerttOM to ! promote theißteresis »f those who may favor…

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om,:e at the old stand of Dabney A Cantborn, I comer of .Mam and 15th streets. opposite 'he St. I CbaraasHotel. EDWARD N. RARREY.

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I V fc«»»m»iaj« WOWL I S6B. — I j LN The sebscriberi aaaia oaVr shear sßßrsieea ki { their fneixbtand the public as ~„,. , AGENTS i OK HIRING OUT NEGROES. I A> eaperieac of six yeara eaabfssus pnproiuise the .«»»r prices and good hemps for…

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I deRV-dAclm RichaannaVyn. 11 IR INC.- LEWIS HILL attends to the sale ef • I CORN WWF.AT TOBACCO, Ac,and con tuit'esti. HIRE OUT NEGROES. de ltt—dAewliu

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1860. ■**»•, ??R IBS mm 1860. ROBERT B. i.VNK. The su!.«rnlwr reepeefalli uilsro his parneea snail, *o bo* friends and public generally, as an AGENT in tbe Citi of Richmond to hire on; ne ..roe* Be h.,s had aa experience of store tbaa o years…

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pries olcaiiied which iia* siven entire sitisf.ic tiontoailof bis patrons. No effort will be .-ptrsd ut future t>> advance the interest and secure tin •ipprovi+i of all wlto i.'iav patron 7.f him. lie h >.s emetic- d inedctte foi toßttti years,…

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far as possible. much has beea sued to the. own srsderiag tlux iear by that course. Person*intending tn k nd Negroes to bin, wi! piea.se no ii', iinn nf such intention, and send iheii aesroes to his olfiee by tiie Ist of Jaßßary. He n,s I made…

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Jud c Was. W. Crump, Judge J. B. Ciop'on. Stephen Hunter, James City. Logan Wilier. Elder Jac W. Get", W. W. Weoldridge, Orange, Richmond. A.H. Bernard, i flon. D. C. Dejarnette, Elder >co. W. Eve, Geo Fitahngn, Esq.., rredericksbtsrg. t

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18607 "f^J?" 18 - 1860. GEN F R A L*AGENT AN D C O LLE C TOR, Officecobsbb Wai.i. an Fbakexib Sts., i {Opposite Dfkiusnu, If ill ,f ('■'., j The subscriber begs to return his aeknowleds- J menu tohiafrienda and i itroaafor the,r favors J durin«…

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-1 EoTING CLAIMS, and all other busineps •■ r taming io a GENERAL AG ENCY, to all of which I he , ices his personal ar ei-tion. Parties in the country who may entrust, tiie hi- I ring of tneir ne roes to hi ta. may rest assured ol every attention…

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I .(„„,.: attention snail alwava be supplied. I fit*. Negroes for tore the coming year had better I t>.> sent ,n to me ■(.; eirh aiir. i.:-, :s'ui,..-..-, pos*.: --j t.le. To those at a distance to whom 1 nm personnllj i tiiiknov. ti, 1 ben…

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Richmond Essex County. King .'.' Quti .i i aunty. Dr. '' L. Wright,' Dr. Thomas !.:,.» me. Dr. Jan. H. Latanc, I Dr G. Fa«ntleroy. Ed. F.Noel. I Westmoreland County. Vt. Bey i). R»y. I Dr.F. D Wheelwright, AT»«tg William County. I Rev. Thos.…

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iS'iO Ntveaomßiae< IRrml and -in t ..• •, ■■ ,■ 0.1. ■« ti ion ,y Soars PTCHMGN i. Vi t. • fNl.'.. I The • - • ■ would reepectl ili mfonn b ; * I Ir" ■ '■'. '; "' ■ ' general • that he ■ i con j tend ii : to all other business pctain ng : >…

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I ly solicits a continuance of the same Persona intending to fend me their servants from j the country, will please do Boearli ait. r Christinas i d • in or.!--r that goou homes and good prices tt:a» MEDICINES. F.'iir *.'"« standard medicines…

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thtrn worthy. LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN vssd .vi diseases artsi.ts; from a disordered (seas o» ■eeaiiriets oi tht 'tomtxek and digestive organs, art speedily and permanently cured by the G t.HM A> SITTERS, ! Tht BALSAMIC CORDlALkasacqutredareru…

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MONIA, INCIPIENTC'ONSUMPTIQN, \ and ha.)- P, rftrmed :-ie ■must a--ti nishing cures evt* known of ' COsNFIRALEI) CONBUMPTIONI A ftic doses will msp at ernes cheek and enoe the

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tmost severe DIA RRHfEA proceeding fy>im 'V,l'. is IK BoWBXS. Ihfoemedicisoes arc prepared ">v Dr. 0. It. Jscs s. A 1..... .\o. 418 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa 4 arc sold by druggists and dealers in medicines ■. rufohere, at 70 renti ;. t…

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part; or tne country. These Almanacs cire. g«e c a away by all our agents. „ „ v PURCBLJU LADD A CO.. Ajrentf, leU-dAewly _ Richmond. Yn. r pnt: KLSTI Olull"ftVltt I' -r. , ,„...... fN THE WORLD!

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fh t rr»D t o^ Q^K?i 5 i^ ra , t ¥ > r?. f P r , COUti HS,COLDa ' A rl; Kii HH - RRONCH IT: 8, HOARbt \E< «

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KRjßotf tea 25 and JO.ceni? and S3. aae'HARTBHORNE'S I hej remove all bik and colds from the system -'

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-fl COUGH ELIXIR, one of thelsmtlraownremo. dies for COUGHS nnd COLDS, Ins l«?en in use - Richmond a".! its viemitv for the sast fifteea or tweatj yeara,and hasalways proved efficacioua in Coughs and Colds. The following eer'iie-ue was volußtanlj…

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inferming v, -. that" Km. Daws' C«i,hTf!' v"- ••'i purchastieif oi yon, has acted like a charm übobsm Itttie daoahtor, . : , e _,__

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u;> icdginentnotaenly ..mghtto be without ~. Pistor -.f the H. E. Church, Bonth, on UmCaraune V;' r -' v; '' »a.(Uoafc For aale bt MrC a. h. Daws, Fisher ft Winston

Page 4 · Block 856

MilUpaoghA Johnston, J. W. CaniA. K. J '.', C A.BodekerandChas.P, i,.;e, Richjuond.

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can now'be bid fof onl, BvS do g ra amdi" cai man who has examined this uour.ces itirapenor to all otbera. il desirea. \ ve w..i cheerful , refer to any ol the very numerous

Page 4 · Block 858

persons who have been 1 thoroughly cured by ih2 1,-u0... PBtsons ownini valuable slaves thus iffltoi M, should procure one, the being so dv rank „,'; tiiecheapesttr. the end. We will send thit r?rnsn For eeTitiss.or informationeoncerniac it,ad-…

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IEJMI Al.t'AKO._Ur. PLUMEewbranusier- *** vices to_the public in the ire. anient:.-! ,u| secret diseases.. Fwe„r. years' practice ia tho a,V,- e Branch gives Dr. P. a. claim to pahtfo favor.—Office pa rraakliß street.n-nr the Exehanirs Hotel,…

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orotherwise prompt!. BjfAeadsß to. Richmond. V» ; POWOEB ll'tiiVDlu : '.- 2ax.ke.-aDv Pset-, * fcportn.g nnd BUasttag Powder, of every k.nd in ' ke-b qu,irte aeeaaadeanistera for sate bs de2—.iAcw-Aii KIiVA' N WORTHAM a CO.

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...a fflLSSFt*** V ' r . 'A"» - v "b'«r> Uiittons: Glt

Page 4 · Block 862

and Worsted Lace and Crd. ke. A lull stock a ' atore ;inJ lar sale Irfw. , KENT. PAINE ft CO. i

Page 4 · Block 863

nOOR MATS Abtrge as ortmeal Doer Mats ' *V tv l» Jouod at Bl'i.Ki.i>y "9 I

Page 4 · Block 864

•nnaaalZHm rmhmondasb vori Jaßatflß ■PR ,, .'';R RAILROAD On and w**^*w—^»^' after WONDAV. December ii». 1889. the remlar i'aasentter Tra'n will leave Rich mond 't"iir ictcept Ssrdnys,] at *.'• A- m. trin Inava White House daily {except Send***.'…

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Eir hmoart Tbsbbbtb. TharadsTß aad Sa tor day a at 6-S A. M.. cnnpe.tini? witti steamer Curtis Peek. Capt Titos. BL Soutbtats Returning. Hie Curtis feck lev.es Norfolk Mondays. vVei!u»a*la)* md Kniliys. at fi,', A. n. Fare lo Norfolk or-River…

Page 4 · Block 866

Passenger, ,'or Kin/ William Court Hones nnd Walker ton. leave n:chtic>i"f Mondays and Thiira dms. fit 6', A y. Retßraiat, leave W.ilkertoti same date at n*j P. M. Tbrouth Ireiaht forwarded either way daily-— Way Ire,nit forwarded eitli'-r…

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JjA ~~&fsS&>*W* eu f(«"i ht Depot „''this C' ll' ■l jar p, n , w .ji | I( , ripetarl (■"," AND AFTFR Kill hay. Dec. 2.i. lßS9.natd T]' Hsua". . »a j iMii, 'Ibedowa freight Depot willbecT«sed after SATURDAY, Dee Ja ISM, until wVDNEH I'AY. Jin…

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HSTII K..-'lb" freubt t:us ro 0 w.tl bed,,, S«^W*T R . war-',,,.,,',,me,i alter Thursday Dec. 23, until .Monday, i'

Page 4 · Block 869

rnsaeaaera by the I, i". S3 .Train en thronab to Alexandria without ebaasins curs. The Cars are furnished wn'• the most ii iproved NITHT SEATS. Through Ticketaeaa beproeored at tho ticke, office. To Alexandria. To Cincinnati, Waahiaaten, Louisville,…

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A&Zp&fi&S&S 'On and nflcr F R I PAY, the ->th •*".._ -«a*-*? till , Xraina oa tins road wuM leave as follows: LBsVI hinrvtoND Foa PcTprsbih'. Rxptesa,daily.eaeey4 Suada>s. at t.;Jo A. M Accomatodation, daily, except Sundays. at »"»J A. M. Rail,…

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Kccommodatiitn, daily, escent Snndaya, at IRA.M. I ail, daily, except Sandats, at, M9P.M. Passeacers f*>i Clover I!,;; will take tbs I xpre*,- Train ■ n TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS «r eAT U!U>\\ S. T. fl WYNNE, 801 l -ts r-uperititende.-ir.

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OFFICE R. ft D. H. R.ir RICBMOBB, Oct. 27 ISB9 \ 3g&&eMrV.nS MAIL ROTTE.-By i - aw~i Richmond lanviile. South Side. Virginia and Teaneaeee, Tennessee and Virginia, liaat Tenneaaei and .-in. .md Memphis an.! Charleaton Railroad* entered into…

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ofleraadvtuitaites nnsnrpaaaed hy tev ot'ier further pai-ticulara apph it the Ticket Of .i .-. riichmondand Danville Railroad, Richmond. ocXT-rdta C. CAMFBEI L. Sb»'L I pOß'SLlNE—Tiie.i,ih reraUriine FREIGHT *U BOATS from RICHMOND toLYNCHBURG…

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Tlie.sc Boats are ill of the l.m class.and eoaa | atanded by carefnl and experienced Captain aad let'.ve promptlj as advertised. Thesuhscriber,thank j fui i. r past fovorsao liberally bestowed,for tne past ! three yeara, bees a continuance…

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«rrZff> ARTini-IAL *'•.th..... ~,... ;Ne c i'.-o ■ •>. making Teeth, and be in* satisnet ■•• re si •■•• oritj ■■ t all ... er motnosat. I •;:■.■,, ..■:,-, ~,. coniiierd it to those deatflßi ]ti i or partial se « ■■[ teeth, ana espeeialtt such…

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This method having been adopted cv those stand- I chest :ti ths profession, North an« l teetimonii la will be tiv*»n and specimen* ex . ■• ■• t it, .:,;..-,,•• wishing to see tl sm. Sets of Teeth -", :oi*iran]i other plate will of eonrae *c…

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_Oniee on Main, i.etovi Pearl street, next ito.,r t... P. Hortoti Rearb strinuninjt store.aad two doors i....ne Messrs. Thus. R, Prws ft Co^sDrt i tj . - s>. re Tbe bu beer i bet bavins, r«m»veit to the above ;. ■ te, voc i, he pleas.-it to…

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A N|) PLATED WARE.-S. A. MYKBS ! dm plete lasortaaent of the shove nanted ai ! •. X ;.s. Sm t Buttons, Diamond Cluster and '.'-. iStone breaatpiiis. for nents; also, a tarts Int irtment ol loios Carbuncle, Coral, Lava. Charms,Mleeve Hnttens,C*hirt…

Page 4 · Block 879

ci' s ' i 7 ?i? n "' B, i r " oponna and ri'fi.» : tin.- Bill er-i-l.ticd Raivea ftc. Hopinx to oflei such indueemeata thai rnamot .■••I to p,e ,se v j.nce mid nualiiv..-. cai is rei.pec: lu,iv solicited. _ S A. .ViKHS,

Page 4 · Block 880

KS * " "*K» ■" ' s nrnkimt \\ hick w i> the winds from rerrj Some whisper p*ace, «nu some sihtdß to war. which>ll alike must eenalh sbhor

Page 4 · Block 881

'.' t v,: ' •"••eoaa does icjare t.-.-.de,

Page 4 · Block 882

ButßA'd nini.i'iv f.*r t %*Jl P Vtta i ntxam4 not fear. M, \ v v'n'V'v'ii 1 '!V "• r * r « , > r >»« dear'

Page 4 · Block 883

iii, and at pr.ces re iltj vei i low • ion have a WATCH or CLOCR f„r 'c American Hotel »;.'! lives BAR- Watch and t lock Maker, _ _ . . Opposite American - nts .

Page 4 · Block 884

La ye r and Alarm CI .o'c X 8 ' iitd 't' ddittonal tuapU* a. t shot inte -i n receipt of the latest at>l, a. and I na cash *>stem. 1 am v ,• , . .. Vl , a cooda -it a 5,,,.'! ~:■ ~■ , , *; « IB| il llinii.ie BIXStBBOS It sj aa „c,,i rj ta,…

Page 4 · Block 885

if l ' V;NCKN > Broad st". Richmond, Va. t K.UVIORH'.t SlUlflV ij i n Btblbbt, edin.Hßj BatTttsHotsse in tins c,.-.

Page 4 · Block 886

--aelK? &££ t 'hj, 1 S ' A L,M * J' • ■■'. ... lbs beat o| everythint i '■*'• ■ pai, oa ml ,■■... undernoae ■'

Page 4 · Block 887

tho aaneen. serveu 3 , tl ,„rt SSftl & A , N -***'•- •" * ottki i.i a- «. r- W Co. .8 A DDL X k 11 » R NESd £ w-A.

Page 4 · Block 888

22 •»■ leturn our thaok* for t'B 1 ii . • ue, ' u " lr »- w *

Page 4 · Block 890

tua same "arn^t^,wi„^ ,^,, • , *' ' "fi 2»!, f» ai an* oibar eiuiLVklJ"'? *"*'. °* nl - «t»Bß»ftTtßßtft j

Page 4 · Block 891

"jam " RaS" RE .; , d «T| Polßtcriher. a.»nit »ue i,e,, ~ '»* .

Page 4 · Block 892

Tftt.rwM VIILATTC rWV.abmitT? '' '• ', gn ate ia rather aatoil for his see; ~ **'* „ ;', Aii'vi; h».vi bndryt I•• -'. .„'"'•.■■,', | rrow a.-a,n on tb« lower portion n ' ' j have beard that he parch - c Inodoebt for disseise, ft is |.;.,.....…

Page 4 · Block 893

attain loom. »sl ■ ". $ .. . »t.J*» c « ovivii i i"r i#~Hi ~., eWCheatarßsM Coynty on the X, V" ■■'.

Page 4 · Block 894

aell RICHARD '„, ~ - ■ ~~? lays la* ts sometime*, • .th fay aboat ft feet I inches ~ fV«d!E a ate., c. Btßfoxioa biactr. wi'h at* ar. -V ■"'•-. -r.i n:>i-e. Ha a»»a be t* free, and • * j raßßwd In his posset*ion several eert,a 0 freedom, whfob…

Page 4 · Block 895

ami fiiie lum away, or ne will tad* II in.- to law. . i -V. Boaß-dßw Jailor Cbestei 1 v- tad ki vt inn..'. oW■*••■• be paid • is who , *», commit to iail % ne JJ who ran of abont the isth ,• .- j JaaLpMr. Gewrve i». B*rwoo*i, j "' '- > j wbeta…

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aoieh when apokea in ad .■■■■ - " ' w... kin a tomtocn factor] W • ■ be)»,« on a casual boat, goiag t*»wa I I Ai'in'r ol Sitti'l }'... ~'.', , ■ Rap,d Ann Station,Cnlaeper C:>. HATS, CAPS. BOOTS, & c 1 *9*enetfMi Ol r Vf , „ dies . . : .-.…

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or r.":, i. it,., -t. f, , ,-,. , Berebaaed will Bnd it t.> tpeir d '■■- a east. L. r i.i, I / . ,"n » Broad ti act, he **>.■■. R ebßtond. Dee P. •*».

Page 4 · Block 898

ll* MMOMI M«ni Boors ,» FJHOr.H- Foi gentles* n lm. ,N « misses, ohi Idren ..r.d sor . would r form I~•

Page 4 · Block 900

■>•. i'l be hasty] to wait apoa al ahi a ,_» ' race home or Rontb'ru maaiiiic i . ; " ' tv r< Will b

Page 4 · Block 901

HATS and CAPS, of a ! the vev, :.• .-'.. .' ' ~ which 1 have ~-,,. tell off !.e'(.-.,' rue rernlar pnci s Also. .-> lar f I f NEGR'i li.\ I- -~, .-,. | I have determined to sell of) all nn ••.. ■ before tbe Spria All mc hi ye t„ me a ea> land…

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PRICJ OF HAT.s AND ft ■.; J tig\ From Ift to 10 per cent. ta ■• . , , EV-X nu from jH.an ; ;

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tACk> i.'.',u:t.'...n Hot . . I Moleskin Hsu of best Bnaiity. «3 m ... ■4iia,it>. 1 ci.i: lashionablf t < fl • :., | hub awwed Boots. 3 69: Cobb rets Ga tine call skin sewed Sho< 226 J. 11. ANTHONY i.( ti; -1 - u:.i.-!.,.■ ■,» one ..I t.i-'…

Page 4 · Block 904

JHO.tll THIMi EXTRA - H ESS.—Wa tave net had mail lame assortment ~, men'a bs tl I ble for Farmers and DiU'hißn. eiti v.-: it nit i.i welt a-. is an , i pairofaucti •< are seaerall] sold. - .. . •ceri io-.. aad made out ,«i n0... I.i \ i :'i…

Page 4 · Block 905

•;.,'*'".. ijsniM in •• i- .n i :.k.\i : % - .■■ • and opened ,-ip..tne; ca i .t L.vdu . f men's sand '!...•-. i,npn b' ! selves from Paris Also—Matei ' faetureiif Ladies*and Gentleiuei • ■ and Shoes, of everi doscn prion mdi I supermi to nni…

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NuTltfe. TO M«tM.IRN Villi ' »|NG RriWMOND.-We a j/§ ally c ait the attention of strai iii itinn X c!:.. on.'., to ca : and ■ sortment

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Jjas HMUI *.*i,H» s>;i»'. s..%tw r.-vc ive . ti. iii bj at, am* ■. ■■. , • Men's i• . i >'•» ;.,.",■• Bi ■ nn led, a •>■■ h a a can 11 ■ n ■ \\ c ami I'M ' new to be stipei. • ••, N ui.in.t t l«o, -i lar •• ■ :•■ -ft ii - ■ Bro. ana, wuole…

Page 4 · Block 908

!m>- them aa] the] las! twelve ,■■•■ »■ any niendinir. Also.Bojt' and IS rr.i the liest qualities. Weißvitsrilli'i ..•:■. Shoe? or Boots 'o vi - c BS . s PUTNI V ■ •-.

Page 4 · Block 909

JIHiO J s ANDHIIOEtt-. GREAT A\n bM- |,t "[ i,,.\ js i KICK-.-. :'. • BEHLE, Broad I reel. ■ n H . *, eps a i-r.... block »f Ladies', i i Servants' wear ronstantl on hai ■ io Ri :.., •• .: npete a iii nn • ue maaufactiirea to it det d -•■•.■■…

Page 4 · Block 910

JLr'l HS -ROBKR 1 !,. if a i v. , ,i to Btaford. I - ...,.,; a -..••,. •, ;■ bexß leave toeall the atteation •■ oustoiuers to his : > •■, ~ ,--.■ HA ,s. i' IPS .and FAN' , PI KS" i been ■ elei ted Iron th lai •-•...! the most favorable terms…

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BLE STYLES too Bnmerous to ii eot * ill : ■ >ld at wholaas a a id ret UtVOn '•',: IrTinS. Merchants ire respectful . toluuuut t*«xaarß nu stock, inowin t v.v ia price, gi i itj nrajb t, cannot be surpassed. rj KlbtTTi W ! |vi

Page 4 · Block 912

**o« POSIT) E XCH ,'vi. ■" Pi.>K R STVLRS OP GENT'S KINK (>R »-> HAi'S* E FRENCH .>OKT HATS iris: Tin ZOUAVE. VfC IOH KMANI'r I •i.,-.,r'meiif ol VOl NG fiKNT'S VI 'loli B CAPS. Alan. Bo">S' DRKss ~.. 1.-v : :.•.' ' IB •re-it n.tv. tf M. ~…

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J'i *» \ n anii \i» i i .i> rots' 1 WiNTER BOOTS— We h»vei J oil P ROOTS, h'C i v,.- •• o: • ' »•' weii as assy! na ■••.•,. . . ~ na Virgin... Call aad ex tm me th i.

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At.OOli AaVBO. ftll>r i{l '-: Hr.T,,; „: . ! etwe •• JAun » LAR i. «•- i.oi Ol '• » ' •tSBswaWSHOI - ..... ~ , lsi l.c .; I. ■■!..' '. i lent;«men s . >l|i is ~i all k• ds and ol Ibe •••-. ' ini'ftfsi' t saßawßnlLa '. ulere, M Buskins. *it.;…

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their patroaaaß, M 9 Bn tl ■ ' : jtmnrt "VI Ili.Kiis, ii v i i. Bitot* cs."*aw*t» a I ..' .>• .-• •■•'.•" iadi i b.i hei ■• er Sa»«»a i T,n NKS ' iK %Ks - * : tsilTii ti ,, Xl ,. V'alices ft i .ai IS3 Brand atieet, ' '

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Jsitttl 'ft fee ihe homo it » ai bi ."io • ~.: v, ; , • - ija owaat p-ioes, at I*9. JBrootd a , . ■> Van

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Si ■■ltai TRI Nftft. TRI ftt>» '**'">,.'iiiu at ier* Inv pi , Ss .MAT X

Page 4 · Block 918

mkvU,* Trave i ttni ,1 , •" ' ' "il bad, nttd wtll anil them very v v WALSI m

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in Lie I'N|)KK, -.tvlNc'l' - IN '* > M torn teaea Be iaVrepitred •.. ■ m all tiaet and tualitis*. to.v ■ H .i I ail who foot disposed m ;>ur< lbs ' : 9o Hrll,Ml|llrl|.;,\!("K.i. '...>■» * ,- A Si'KVANO' COFFINS ol " ;' '■.«* 4 sheets, MiioM'ns…

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ivernortlrstt.beiw.t-.i M,.u *•»: t ' » ' t\WM iiio.kL V.v-, ~ 4 ».» a Keea oiinataiitiy oa haiid all h'.'iv* "!, "'\»r.*- fmm COFFINS ANDMK'VALIi" HI Hl.* '

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fimAjPmM. liRAFF*. «;RAI*E* * K "U} | VX THKSKtSoN.-Reeetviit ibisJ.v. .*' jl4 j ,| mer.fti ke k a Whits .Maia.a Grspea »^,',v ». !?!_■ t).and foi sals at ANDKhW AMyJV.* » .Nt*t tWdt «U*hau,« Ban*. *** m

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Clothier and Meichaaw Tutor, cio- 12u corner of Main and Ltth sts.

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PENITENTIARY fJOOI»S-For aale at the a store. No. 27 Pearl atreet:

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tCHIS A 'iWit-KIN. . , t , Op oaite Kx. Bask.

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pKV PH UT'% celebrated Cul'lill Kll.l FH if

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pk t ajiia, TKt a,^ K ;~ Bit%n ~ t

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proeuta co.i.pnain. fine Hmr. T . ?th in V '

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Br IBM »a TWhama 9n*U *nd Ivor, Pias aadUr*2f

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ST' NM MI»LA* "i it..i«..\_4 fl- vi'ov,Ti

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KV.£? Yl, " , * fJ ««t»»». PVI R, THING

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EdCUHAr. EVFRVTHING DRSI \<>A Bl"I Vnr

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F-saKf'V* »**J* Ai T *- ■Sup.rior Ex-

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P.-i'Y' S y* ol "*- Fxtrael Le,,,,,,, CnnHi.,..,,.

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Piaa Apple Slr»wbe'ry *c , f„r f| ,v„riri io! Jn

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5-"' hb "- *""' yohK - RRIDoFORDA CO ob the Dock

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*> iQU>HTU!i k BRO., Dreftieta. j

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| BEi.vmraE manufacturiNO COMPANY

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\ ( '"CH?fIS ISFLUENZ AHSEN *' SS ~ BRON '

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o7. e " r V- 1 y' C °* BtM * ~OX So!<1 by " !1 Druggisls'it:

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~\ VI RfUPIIA REMKIPT.-BJ KS. DA W ■'■

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Mr c. 0. WaiTßa-JDear Si?: 1 takeTbyaiujeiß

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\ m ILITART GOOOS.-Blueand Grey Cloths !

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B*i ers Fisti Knives and P« r s . 'Be'Trt* SwKvns'

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• ~* "BoiQSß'eaßd retail, ■ paaWS

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10 T, * £ *** >i * prime Rice for net m

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■■ Tfent month.s RKGRo M, ' , ! '■•--,,'

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JBJRira Xl IIIIEK lotnf* J Lanthei Boot,. ..."'" J

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mmi T1 pispatdi. ' _.......„..„....;■- BY « "" /»■»»"■" » ..-.-.-.-...-.... . . • .vTIIR HAiIA DISPATCH ts served toeuh -Trbarssl « " B»»AOCAB.TM «K>r« PIS WTT.O., . »»b> to the Carrier veefciv. Price fnr mailing. J me s year, ,r SsJI for Bis menthr. IB si'.var.ce »». i !"■ BEM! WEEKLY DISPA TCI isnsned ■ ™ r o e«dav and Knosa .at SJ.tM. tn advance. ■»v il.l WEEKLY DISPATCH is.issued every I aaj "■'' ''■' tesniw--. *v«at «>t BSTaaanm. j BUSINCSB NOTICES. H, A ii a ii t i it, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, H.I * ■»■• ~ ,-»aruattoetetbeesleofTOßACC'\ WHBAT, I \ .\ soieit eoßSignassata. I WILLIAM JETER,Iate of Cierksvi s, ; \ C KEAD.lateol Barksdaie A Read. ,2 <■'„ w.'iii 'I'lil I Mlfr RSM.NHO have i •'' "' '..' ' I tnartbis for the transaction ol aCOMallB b \ HI SI NESS, .t'..-r the t j u-hWUJ i UKBBA JOHNG. WAil". i.-" ; '..'iiVTf : • :, it ; ,n «,. t.ie *i >• of J • '- "• *> " r -a i , , k5,.,„,: roRACCO. I'aey ooeepi iheeu»reand : -~;>,. H \ am atreet. bijuoceußied hy | '"'" ****■ ~.|,S ... V. AUK. | r-HMonB Va.. Nov. I. Mb* no | _ IKb. ii,. -.. - ' taaeVthiemetl I m I ■ ,rein« I■■■. i. ndsandthe puhin 'hatneaaaei ~ .hod himself ai M KRCHANDIZE BROhKR . > KNKMAL C< « MISSION MERCHANT. , attend tothe s*ycl»a*e nd saienl Msr j ..., .... .> : s •-.. i- ■-■ i.v.,-, r. m. l» ... uonsol Count f I '■•Cnce .... ~ . km) aI be ..'.-"• !>■ sii asiseas - '"•" »' r '"< . h,i '"'.'•■••>'». >'e»s -i ..•-». meet with a literal share ef I ' | '. - , . He n ..• •. by permsstoß to 1 ■ , • . fTrsi. i... Messrs. g -■■ ■■■• V.m. i■ » Co.. Riehme'd, [is ri \ .'i i I < < ... Va. *>.... I I, KKBI I I xtl >«-«»• Bs»Btaw,l i u , t , nilir , - I. - A 1. || I, \ .„ ~ |. \ Co.. Philadelphia 1 ..,-.■»- MotiiHiv Ksa.. New Yprt. WM. 8 ROYSTEI. . Of! • ■■. r " f >. arj and Vs.streets. R ~-.., „, r .!. s~. Ist,18» no l ts ivin.il IT «. A MM RSON. QBwßßiie GOVERNOR BTREET, I V ~, I .),.•,' siyerstoexamias the i raii slock ' ~"\- . FLO •'." OIL r OTHB ar-d i ■- : X . ... ,f>S.v iiibthei ,'■•■ s.-.i.im much be 1 BthsMiti i b that i ich xooda are sort rt. ilw irtment ol I A PhH N . \ ■ SB] •' ■ to the tines thai V ctured both French sad Amer.cai, ••. c reap, we are i:.vo pre ~ • , - • if s ori ii...-r to m*ke and ft' • ~ carpets cur 111- .•„: W'NDOW SHADES V , test iut > a -i> PAPER HANGING i ~.,- .i wn kmen H{'_iiy.'Weeper* need , wil tin"! O.li assortment j ■ , cslos v,-t> lm | oihiitv W'lNa fc I 0.. ,) ~ , , i i. i 'V HISS to v M SRCHANTS I "'~ ■ N BANK RICHMOND, ~-... I, ■i. i r the :- ••• • '..i ''vi thai col ICEand MERCHANDIZF I■. .. ..-,•;. rted to refer i. dessrs. Ken, I p. .a *('•>.., .Messrs. Crens • ( Co I' chmond . ■ roRDAN. JOHN U W v.N. Late ot the arm ■ •• •■' >n k Fox,) ■ n tlstla ROBI RT« JORDAN. , • i iiRL'K DARBY. Manat. ■'■ Aaent for ! Ir tne sale of DOORS, SASH. BLINDS I ..,-. 4 . .\ tf Bsortßtantooaatant- | Orders, I • i i loi •■' -. rsrise.promptly , ;,.. No. U Go . ft...- it . i. Richmond. I inif'scelebratedSmooth SawedSHINGLE , \'.. ;H v pal pp iii an) part ol the JMuto. «t tree. ,i) 2v—on, tl Vtllfl H WOISK*.. JO II N '>V. Ii AY .' iIS, ..' 1R B ;■' M ISON. MECHANICS INSTITUTE. 9TH STREET. ,', fCHMO '■ i> VA., MONI "■ EN 1.-. :■ MBS, lit \P J'lK.'t.S, . i VTL KS, FONTS, gc. o\. r rst Premiums awarded.by the VirnißiaAg turs - uetj a ad '. ci h inios I ...iMu'e. • v H'l.lK TV. BRASS AN D BELL i-'OI'N- I I. Dl ■ '■■". •'•"' Main and Can streets, | '.. Hat m- fitted up a FOI NDR ,' at I i ... Un nou pn pa ed ■• i lecute sii ' SAND COMI'OSn [ON CAST j [Nti." ' ? •■ shorteat aot :e. and cheaper than •i: ■.-. hinent South of Baltimore. Also, I ATENT ANTI-FRICTION AND I KTAL, foraale at reduced prieea. H . iesi CASH PRICES pud for «>Lii ft md rasen in axshanca for new. . ' ■ |Olt> N. GORDON a: *,<>%, •' - '. I■ •Ii !" !■ >[CH 4VIK HoTEI . ',| ~...• ■...,' f u n ... tment ol [RON ->.■■,.. '», Ami .••.: i- itumered, Peru ii -. .■ ; lish in • ■ R< fined. Rn lish i llussia SHEET • ■''•■!.. i d Scroll ron. Refined Plow ■• . ~'::! late "I' vi r i"'. • nei m inu ie v reri; Sheet .-, ,■' PPI ... teetZin . Spelter, and the Metals .- d thiemarki ap I—ts I UlfcS !»• Isi'.lr\\ >f:'lj ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS, .' - '. rxttothe Me thai . ts' Institute. R ..N -. LINOS, VERA Ni A Hs. BALCO HAIi rTEES, kc.; also, liratinii, !•■ iors. -• i,*i rl er Kind ol 'N ■■' RK foi ernaniental ana buikliug pur •.• .: ctured at snort nol 0 RAs Ph rsttentioniiiventoencloainirßßrial • rid . it Urn. SATTLtK i < .... >' oil I lain .■ . ;;w 1 s OILS, I'AIM'-, FAR WISHES AND WINDOW GIyASS. ";" 'H'• • ,We • eived by tlie late steamer a ■■ ■ 1 ply of I ...,•• - ■ 1 rti its' Brushes, of , . • ity.to.wi 1 *-ecaU the attention ..f I iO'.iin.niit!..A - 0.,0 en ■ ..'we ssionaud i A* For* dim; Merchants, nth Deck Richmond. •' 1.. D ~ BH DOFOI! U, I R I.NKLI S HATTHEWS. N. . INi LI , PATE. I t'Di.i \A- ROBINSON, .t- .Vi ' t Ua'i'l 'i HI . llil ' '• . m. Sii/ ■ ' 1 i- ii Km - .1 '•'■■ PH iUMACEL't I STS .lm ] (ami ■■ ;, pei;. •t I 1 1 snd relnti < MX toietlier Willi >'« ~,,.;. I • ' ■ ■ other thtn-'S in I on tin best ■ ■ N. • • itieal 1 reparations ■■- '• in ■ 1 .ti. .', 1 in- ,• .umr>. ROBINSON. In., .->■ re. its.. I URioud. \ .'iith'ioil. Apothecary and i-i n. _£ 1 • ' ", U .I-. 1. street, nnd 1c ,r "I lfiiaf ■1.11 '■ 1. be ■ the Btt«uti»a \S piivsicians. merctiants, ,v ■ . t,. / U ' •■~ 5i,,,-!, of Dru#.s, Medicine*, Oils, I tahea. Dye stutfs Soaps Perfumer} 1 -. Ciiiara, rot.acco, Patent Med] I ■■ Powder, and .nil other noon* uauall) 1 1 .■•;, i.i s'- New Preparations obtained sa \ appear. -*..| which he will sell as low icy can ne oou ht I v s era. . 1 a would do we \ tminehiaatook before tt«eii purchases elsewhere. A. I!. , ...i-i I 1.-os. 1 ite. ! ' POWHATAN B. DVrvT. ' *■ il Iw a Apperson. G iduate in Pharmacy \ PPI a, i>« pi v, -1 ■ 1.1 MIS 1- S DRI liGTSTS. to lii...Ai, Bbtwkbx 4th .'.:>,. th Si «., afajP Have on hand a carefiill) selected atoek ol JES • i■l ■•■ md Che inca Pa .. ■. Oils, Windoa ■ arnishea, Perfumery, N.iips, and Faaoi es.u hi they t.rfei upon the moat reasonable ■ 11 ■ P«TTS, I IHII.V A ( 0., GROCERS. COMMISSION AND ". H IHIHNU MERCHANTS N- ... npp ute '1 •• '',1 imbian Hotel, Cary st., Hit in,,.,tut, Va. .r "■ • .ttention ~ ■ ~ thi sale of TOBACCO. 1 I md« . i PRODI OF.and t.t#r»'! • • - • .; . '1 • •■.; . umenti. ; 1 . I. K.ut'.l.V \ • a,e,,f Petersburg, j ''" ' ' -V I l.lAMS.Lsteof Norfolk. I JAS. B.MARSHALL. Peterslairg. i j' 11//.INI. »1 • BAI.F nEALI •{ IN rORb.I . \ I RUITS. •■■■■■■ \Sl)\ MA.NI FACTIjRER, I tin -■• ml freshest ■ rs, pre :rves to.. ag. by every steamer and • ket, si Uonal supply. Call al the - . r- AN FIZZINI, ll' Main at. \ 1 1 \ IMll X MiTT, •* A (TIONEER AND 'OMMISSION . . RCHANT, • '■■■ • j to the sales of HORSES, H . ftc.. al thsH, use tot. every • • '•■.. at tOocl, ... 1 ■ will please ba entered l«- ; [; H. n'-INKI X a nt,, Grocers and CW ! •-. No. c C .ri street, Kicli i ' cir aervn ,-s for thf sals of 1 ■' bacco, A■. The usual as mails on ronsigßmenta, |'"<"t Mill HKRI HtNT-i \MI Till ■ • 'KNFR ~..., hai ■ made ar ia»rj c- tSßSive ujoiM ~ ~. '■ w >ori ■■. .. •, : ..,„ . naUed to : '••■'• • '• the I •v..>.-. 1, j,. :,i a, Almonds. Rais I -,•..-. Dates, Ki•■',-', , ' ' • '■ 11, .tOMlili .\ u u, 1 ''" ' '•"'.-■ i. .••-• c and Import • so. 1 • ' • ■ •' iled CANDIES, 1 ' I- .It USUI, Mlt >: ,>i,. o- a ra<:««Wtlfl - , |,i ,„,,;, t ,nie ! "■' •'■■• -• ml l'| isuiethod. .11 ' c«. aoea me tne • at 1 - which cannot Jm \ ■ . ■ ■ sllaod sec i ■■'■ ' ■■ ' r pi, ««s.aaßßrtug 1 ..- . il '•. t, r., i„t, r-n to do ~ ! ," *: - SOHSIELX, rive s -.rv 1.,, idmg, \. » Mais at. : PfAKLI MET Ol Hi 111. KPPERSON •" pry's pi n'Tipri , ... . , ,„. " will bs round ..1 ineetjsaa as raiss m md lutilyiun the r»sih str. •11 B,and in rendering the bresu. i. cut,■(,■,,. h all lartsroasadßsai» mto i laaares ■ imm, ,;,.«- whitsnss. te ' ed surface. He AntiseptM mid An'i i"'l-riH, r,.e|,j|,« :l 111 (hi I bSBSBCU I '; >■> nßueace: tb»y arrest the further pro ' aca, „i leetli. induce .1 hsaHhi so -'~',',.' X ''"..i". ',i.(' esaas thaua t.> assasas law . ■■ ■>■.., „„,■„ i,. r indeativtol perfect sonas c «- treparedaad «.i.i by APPERSON k PVH V. Ph irmaesutical Chemists, ».| Broad itreet, Richmond. Vi. I "'.^V" l , ' 1 - v ti'vmi*mwvm».-m ~: '* K. «« '• dbolS, halves and yiiartr,r»; - »tswsßo*iiir , * , *t nirt s' 7 " .'"'• ■ "»»" r,t, «! ' ■»,( ■ v,' ,i ', ' Alasonds; 2!> luxes assorted ~,'.',.'' ,lrft i''> I'sasbsß. v, d» (resli '•• ■ 1 it, , ,''■■"* l "ana; MouuunpvrtedCiser*. *"•■ *v ,al 1. ' ','"• . h v ,V" °*"» •ii;iiiulv:lur.tu. ''ssßaase«ers! iAapy t madee( the .er> Iwat , '-«--:.t^.^^-;^' , Vorih' ~ed * l ,ow DAILY DISPATCH: VOL. XTH.-NQ..3. JMCHMON-ftVA., JANUARY 4, IP6O. PRICE ! SPECIAL NOTICES. »%_ A «rand Virginia Discovery. --Sums j |..in in uitfis unci', ncr excellent toy, ..»nitn. i>.,i,i»ii I'./kmh. informed un tb.it he hid i prepare! a l.sii restorer With which ft* «!m rx perMaeatiag upon ins own band, wanes top wasen j t,r*i» 1.51.1. V\ c saw nun two tlava since and on j tae place so bam four months since a fin* eras ot ! hnir BBS sprusii ne Mile n. risoroaS tiiosrth. !<<> i convinced is Mr. Ksbbibi „i iheeßßeaei of hisdts '. rover) thai ne has t,owed it ' I'll X I NFa 1,1.i BI.F j v|R. ;\ja HAIR RKBTORER." Mr. E m , ahoat soia into an sxtenaiva asauafaetnee ef sn i .-. rt.c .• which ', ■ dest'ued to prove of snxi««a in terest tooßi bald aated friends— From Richmond r„, „>-.-. D« 12'". law. : ■ union* article esa now be aad of the prtu- I cipal DniK»ists. rbnea persons abo desire a has he-ot ol aatr, haveoalj lease tho restorer aeeoi I .... t.. priaterl ii rectioos on the bottle. Those who I hsvean) it.-u'i.*.! .r* etßeaej con hr.ye tifrri •* moved c ashon time, i.v usins the VIRGINIA li»!H liis'iulC-K INFALLIBLE, proving that ,: is .ii' tits' it is claimed to l*. whossasis depot i..r ordsrs. ili M»m *♦. It I-ZF.KIEL. KunMoNr Nov U IBM. I.N. I'/KKll I , take ostk on ihe Hot) Bible. ! thai i have been baM lor the p«s» 12 veir» and I have res',,..-.! m» hair bj usiaz. EZKKlF'i.'f YIR i.i.MA HAIR RESTORER KaraTTSJLI EsBStKL. Thia day aworn to before me. by Naphtali Kze- I | kie\ J,..-. Moo, j lie 16— ltnrVcwSt Mayor ol Richmond. ■%. Ooad tilvre Worth Fol'owing.—To I «ticu ol our fellow beiaas tii t ate sulf ra—at from a i dsraa »'meat ~f the ih e--tive s> stem, we advise t'* ii ; tint a-onderful asedieine BAKER'S PREMIUM RITTFRS Many have failed to find I relief from other nyil rmr-i - bat »'i lAesrtbat • h»ve t;ik-n ' ~,.0<l advise" snd ittade BBS of'he I ' Hitters' have I'outi.i .ir at and peramnent relief. • "Go thou aad do likewise." is s.i.e advtes. in.- I in thia instance wii' sh rw the mm of All that ire ntHii'ert wth DySwSßSta. ri N*rv>-us.Headache, Liver Cnmpnini Iseis.-s arising fr.iu I'.ili .cstioi,. anoultl col BAKER'S BiTfERS. il the> desire rt*i»l> eared. bad of all the principal Drnrstista is this slss*hers in Viraiu'a Otdsrs prompti, niiilres.m* E. BaKER, Prnprisfcw, ts Richmond. Va. here is n ithinj ao srntif' in" as the I' .as Hi HAVK THEM KM)V\ r THAT > X X SO r FORGOTTEN -Wi would re i tne Btsmhera ot the l.c isiatore anf •in, ii,n» purpuea >ning h-'tne t<> puss the i."i i 'it »h- I'll.>to. rapine and Fine An »f U W MINN'S and secure one of his Ibe iitiiulli executed LIKENESS KB, and hays i' I rlsced in ti to,id I. .cket. Breastpin, Medallion. , > 1,1 -\ Case <>r Frame allofwriicr. be fas* a bean | t fnl assortment at his GALLERY. 2,7 MAIN , STREET. No memento could be more accepts ( Lie. de2H-ts tfV Noti'T.-.HHVin" pnrehnaed the interest ol I my tare partaer Mr. Powell, 1 shall contißoe 'he , 110 l SE PAINTING and GLAZING BUSINESS I in .1. its branches, as heretofore. With thaasa fir the bo liberally ex ; tended to the lata firm, I solicit a continuance of : thrsasße icoidstiiid c»rn»rof Rank and lJth stroota. ROBERT GARTBRIGHT. j de U-xm I a\. E/cki"l's VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORES. I NFA LLI ABLE Price 91 ser bottle. To bs had of any of tasdrng iats ia thia ot). Wholaaals depot tor orders. r»y I Mun st. i i aw prepared to famish thn trade at the usual i dis,.. .:tit Ordera proflaptli attended '<> de 12 lit, R EZEKIEL.avMaiBst. | - — I 3 >_ v„u>- ;i.i<l Fever, I DEBILITY OF CHEST I AND LIMBS. | STILL ANOTHER CURE! , rvery" day wk hear of the wonder FI I, MER ITH OF 77 .1 M P T 0 \' S T I A r' T C X E. Ban t.v. .Middlesex C.<,.. Va..( Aagnat 11, IShv. S • Me**r*. Mt.r'imir tr Movrbray: 'iPlll'.eiueii I It IS With unaffected pleasure i 1,p.-.,r ! teatimon' tn the treat merit ,v \,,ur HA"»il' rON'S i rINCTI RE, i «•-,> ~,k--'i last sprins with the i t-i,.' and fever aaddebi'itf of cue.-,' nr;d limbs, i ■ tiied ■ arioua roedieines, but loimd ao relief: but oa •■ a« advised by ,-, friend to try v.-m Tincture ! i ,l .j .s...:iuij am bow euio.iiu excellent usalth, U*\ in,: 'alien only one battle. Mtrabilt Ui^'u." i"..ii can use tins as heet suits »ou. I ,'eij trti!> and respectfully yoars, F. Addisoh Bbistow. fill ami ret pamphlets and ace cures of Couvh. ' Rheumatism Scrofula e'e Asa restorative sad i invuorator it has lieen hi.hiv recommended. Hundreds wiil testify of cures on taemselves snd frier, la after al! other .-ur.'. ha«-e fiifed. FEMAI>S A.N" CHILDREN.-This Tl NC Tl X !•' « ill he found a •i.m\,X. met cine lor all I v'.r diseases. ; ■9k. Call and ref Pamphlets and see cures. Brndbv PtTKCELL, LADD * CO., Richmond; tn Dr. COOKE. Frederickslrurjr: by all the Drug .. t- in Petersburg; 1.. MORTIMER & MOW BRAY, Baltimore; and by Dnutfists and Sbop- Keepera everywhere. 51 per LH'ti'.e ; ?>,.* iHctieg, 34. deft—dAcwta - j Greal Virglnfa Remedy, ami no KOR GONORRHiSA, A*ND ALL SECRET DIS i fSAi?ES.- rhis great American remedy, contain i an Meres ia) ... Balsamic propertiea, excels | ev'erythinii heretofore offered the public, in i-.- .-j- i rative. res'orative, and renovating powers; iti-i the medical world are astonished when told .r,.-, | the alwve remedy will cure the above diseases, and i confounded when they have ocuhw demonstta 1 '.i"iim'. tiie (acta. Bat the proprietor, who haa < tr>, 'vi.,, the remedy ..>r twenty-odd .>e:n«. h;,? I llt now noi aoase , I twenty >eirs stand inn o be I i restored to perfi tf healta. and all other eases of I , shorter duration to be restored, without a Bi .;;'.■ | I exception, t...,i therefore chiiien.es n n> caae of icea arhich the remedy till not cure .ided the directions are carried out with prudence • ..,. the part of the patient: nnd anj one purchasing i hrvlfsdosen bottles, and Being a*eordin«ly, in his ! .r ncr case, he cnaraateea a perfect cure: and it, i iase vi {ailure, will furnish additional asedieine- j tree ol chance, to complete the cute, through ins t.euts; md a ,u>..'will be effected without ineoa venience to the patient, 5,... i i.v AFFERBON * DUPUY, Druggnna, Aner.b for the citj oi Riobwond, au 3—Cm* No. ail. Broad street. ti, Ureal Iturgnina- F()R C/\SH, AT PERKINS A CO.'S, Me hi. E/U.LS. Sooaas. I 14 Brown SHIRTING, Heavy, at ad. i i Blsaehed " at..>,i. i Huper. " " " at 10 cents The best 4-4 " evcr^olduere,.ttli>a,cts : .«' ps Faal Cl'd PRINTS, at 6., eenta , !>est Kit.ush ami American PRINTS, at 11 cents .■i; :>'.■< VALENTIASand DELAINES,atU>4eIs. R,. n P iris DELAIN H.s ai iiJ- 2 eta., north rsi>» ct.s DRESS SILKS, vers cheap I tt Very Rich S[|,h ROBES, at SiA. worth .*« : KID GLOVES as send aa Alexander's, at 7s" eta i t>c»t iu-4 B aaeaed SHEI-.l i NGS. ..t » PERKINS a CO., ac 19-ta No. 141 Ka. le -'unare. Ilartskariie'a I nre-.t li. IT CURES ALL I'AIN. vaiaabie preparation i . h! internally aad sil>. It cures HACHE, HKADACHB. N S and BRUISES CHII.B LA INS, I- RA MORBUS, KARAOHE, MATISM, SCALDS and BL'RNS, ALGIA, CHOLERA IN IHK LIMBS. PAIN IN THE SIDES, n the STOMACH, PAIN tn the BREAST r 11Roa r. f kos l'Bn Fi: ET, IN TH !•: HACK, PAIN .ii the BOWELS. (aBBS TONIO.it is very beneficial for a tomach or bowsla "lesof 12, 2ft .mil «) cents. r?old by nil Drus i Richmond, l'etersbarii und Norfolk,and noul the t>ta , »«. je 14—12 m >r. ll,istetter's Bitters have received mest eneoaa urns frwm ilie press and pe.ple i."i' ths I'nio.i. As a rateable tonic lor the Bfspspsia Ftatuleaoa, t'onstipation and i ner\ ..usde'i.lit*, it cannot i« approuebed. ',v ne» cases of its etle( t. ure ebroni •oiuti our pin'lie jonrnals. Tlie re is ► the enjm ii-etit. t.» that which the afflic'ed ccc when usui. this valuable specific i.s ■e.iaaaure md vigorous «.ction upon adis s'oiuiu-,, and the < leansiiu of tiie entire i">«h Miou'id recoinii.epd it lo i,\i classes of imunity. All that will hSßsesssaf} toeoa ie skeptical ol its t,i»..li|i> tided*, ts to pur bottle aad beeonvtfl e,i. > drui«.Bts rind denlers generally, every de 6—l in i.iney nnd Itindder t omuluiiit*.— The I and most important discovery for Kidney, | rJladoei Cokii laint*, I riuariO avtmctioaß, Leneer- i rhssa or Whites, Ssxus.l V7eakueases, Phvaical Prostration and Debility of either sex. is HARTB BORNE'S 111 .:ili; COMPOUND. I iraoua v>, ho have been unable to walk, have soon beeursl sved bj tliis powerful COMPOUND. It is prepared bj a Chemist, aad is pronounced by medi mlmen end those who have nsed it, to be the best UILR' COM POUND in the world. Large Nitties fel;»i.u,l bottles fiOoents. Afresh BBpply just re- I coven by i- ISHERA WINSTON. Drnggiats, je 14— Urn M'lin street. Richmond. ■ Leeebesl Leewhea!! Leeenestl? ~J ' HJJSP? ,v * b j i'vAdnio' Erpresg. a lot of W KI)!*H LKV.CHFS. the very tent, and i a, Vi liicn will be applied upon the mo.t rea 'ternta ■ -CUPPINOnsaI LEECHING promptly at- j , .Vi, ASUS ,!< ! 'oiindat all hoursot thedav nt ' ths HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the A men- " can Hotel, (sstfaase en llth street.) ami at niKbt . a' tue corner of Leij.ii and loth streets. * J-** R. C. HOBSON. i «i*iKl ,I, !'., rM, . 1 . lM T^rI 0 MB CITI/KNSAND I 8 iTaN..ui> VisTTlNo THE CITY.-lfjon W ,T.,. ,, .!."i , ' t , ,0 " r , H ' l,r ,'", ut J ' n ti,e ut, '" t * n d most approved wt,,,. i w „ u |j ndviae yon to call oa HOB ! ', ~iii ■,> "• i ''*' r - c "ttin<. Bhavias, Sliaiupooins J V.>. . Vi!"* ~ f*J?> u,,Jer t4 »« Anmnoan Hotel. I ■v v " n ' street. < .. i.. . 1.""'"*'?"" al f" c,ln sat their wbiaksrs B mi, i neautilul bla.-kor brown color. , k !s.l hr M. |.aun ncr House- ' CORN XR fra AND MAIN uth • Ha. i'loiae-Msde Minn- Ment.—Thoa* iv \ want ol mm GROUND SPIOFB for this d"?i!htfill eomannßl ca„ a.ich, FRESH, It tss Drug and Apotl.oeai) Htore of "fwo | IW. W. IXILIOI. Varkst Fl.ee. ' •«•» -U r i BiiKiu sirest. I liirlnnonti jpispatcjr. WEDNESDAY MOKNINU JAN. 4. hash kenek4l amimbi.v of virginia. senate." Ti ksday, January 3d, ISfQ. The Senate was caUad to order at ts o'clock M . by Lnut. <Toy. E. 1.. Moviairk. on taking hi - .-eat li.- .-poke aa follows: lie i<.ud in entering on the discharge of tho I a*:. ..nod lutn by 'he people of Virginia, it » H » preperthat he should return BtsMneereae knot* wdemenra forthe honor. Rewousa endear ,r to discharge the obiigatioaa iacambeat on him as le.-.inex a » lr-m-an. tovem, d By a huh tmie ol : »h,i waedueeMch ■ ember. Fnlraeaeaad uu.,j,r iiality should mirk ata acts, and he would unite ail a l'ic : e,,nt<t in all measures uhicfa ma> 'end to prom,ct< the interest* ~f tne .> «ta, or to pr.-te••• j lie, in ai! !,er rulit* and instltUU lis He said tb*t t,,n year tue> were eateriog on. in tn* ..pinion, uught to chr -nieie Soatbern ledepenuenoa nnd Southern ennaiiti iaeor Federal Un,. a, or Houta ern independence outside ef thai In ion. Hetrust eu the dun e.>a antes threatened <-ur Stat.- nnd !ui!d be m.-i as they ou*hi 'o he o tho»e eatsfree.snli»hteaej.andisde*eaasai ue co,.rs a Virginia would i«ke n the. turtxfj coniut.oii of the .-ountrv excite.. .ol tbousei us sii" waa anan.~ tin hist l.c Revolution o| 76. and >-h t>ne has been ius*sovereign! n.dde.trest ri.htsaava ■>d by the ruthlesß hand of vio.enc- it ■ per and aopr. priate that sue Mm. Id be ' take th* lead ib •hesreaterts.Bol has*, BBS leads, m. Soutne n Slate will r«f .ne He trusttii such action Would iwtHK-11 'md sh.,w lo the vorl.t a ti.xud and un urpii-r to deiend hen.h' of the State •vereunt). l)o net msulther honor h •n. h«r prißciplss; do rot tarnish her .jus' or rash r«noiwa or a uuou .nu - p.d c.\ Let it t.e kuoun to ill that only obiect is peace sadisKtependence nd jii'ti, ••.'. irom abroad,and that these to enj, > m a! and evtry harard. If 1 •-? la-nlcl, defend it be c itefetid it nil. if need he defend n upon the Moody ie i am pre* re.' to there tho fate ol 1 old State aud her nol-U ai.d seLtrou" on of Mr. Rivx<», .vnr.rti/HOhsl'.i, That the Senate renders <>i if* respect ar.U think- to ths 'ate : '»ov» inor, Wv. L. Jacsso .a« i s pre ft. for the. i aity,impartiality andaktl lien iit3 iav,,ria.ii discuart,ett ins duties teit*. unto ii mentions from fro v. Wis>k were ue Senate. One o! th-iu «Micioseii a ng relief lor E.I V. 1,1 d MoCabr, a |ier ueif October 17, at it.tr,>er'a Ferry,la us raid ; another contained a lis' ol tor this State in other .."lined by the Executive; and the the t-tal was relative Id the pardons, ioneaad reprieves from the l*e,i- Aim the Governor's reasons there on the table, referred, and ordered ted. ks presented the petition of certain Maaoa county anil others, fur an ap m to complete the Covington nndOh o at ati early day, to tue Kanawha ferred. in pre>ented th* petition ol Allred f Raleigh, N. c, for a ledneuon ot onents on bis liiniis. a .max presented the petition of citi redo, in Wayne eonaty, for an act ol i 1011, on of Mr. Smith, the Committee oi Justice ansa iustrncted to Inquire tpedieocy of s., amending the }tk eee if >ter i-.-i »t the Code aa to extend r i to the country \V- toi Blue ■ IIIIUIIIS. ion of .Mr. NXAL, the Senate ad [OUBEOF DELEGATES. TrasftaT, Jan. n, 1980. use me? nl I." o'clock—Mr Gbbiß. >c chair Prayer by Jtev. Mr. Buk the Baptist Chinch. i- lion —The lull appropriatingft-Z5,• civil contingent fund ol the Execu i'tinem, was taken ap and jias.-etl.— Improvement.—AW bill* milking ap. ins to internal improvements which n their second reading, were'asade of the day for tfaeSih inst. ed.—lncorporating tlie Danville In ompaay. ans of 'inquiry. —By Mr. Man pin, of a fine to Jno. Samuels, late Cierk oi uity. by Mr, Alderaon, of construct pike from Bull Town Salt Work- to Braxton; by Mr. Graham, ol an i,|> iii to ihe Black Lick nnd Plaster npike Company, by Mr. Ferguson, dating certain precincts in Wayne .• Mr. Kemper,oi compensating the General for extraordinary sersices by him; ay Mr. Ballard, of taxing pais: 3u years of arre >if,»—t t . j»,> to the oi poor children; by Mr Borerana, ihiiifr. ; t precinct in Wood county: by in, of increasing or equalizing t!i" t in the Ist Auditor's office; issie. of Including notaries public as .rs of the peice: t>v Mr. Myers, ot • the salary of tae assistant clerk to tary of the Commonwealth; by Mr mending tne charter ol the Firemen's Company of Norfolk; by Mr. Smith standing taxes paid by James ji^ v . - of Kanawha; by Mr. Dickinson <•( warn, ol extending the time of mnk "iuuiy Daymen's of the revenue to tiilowitie sheriffs to deposit in ibe nke; by Mr. Loekridge, of refnndin - igton L. Harold, of Pocahontas, im mid taxes; by Mr. of ia it the Old Dominion Snviugs Hunk. ard; by Mr.BtstnV,oi anaendins; the atea Fire Uoaapaay, in .Norfolk: i>y iison. of Prince Ed ward, mf repeal *■ for the capttaiioi. lax in aid ofthe t-rti Society: t,y Mr. Dsckenson, of ililii'K a turnpike from a point in o the liiichaiian line: by Mr. Ken- B distribution of the estate of John . reensed; by Mr. Collier, of amendieK I the law concerning the nets nnd entriee ~n the reeonls of the inferior C"urts ; by Mr.O.gain, of requiring all grocers, pedlars, Ate, to take i.aih ih.u they will not eel!articles wbicbhave paid tluty or been manntactared at the Nor ib; by Mr. Evans, of aniaorixing the aale of free negroes for debts contracted by iliem; by Ilotiinan, of aiiieuiliiig the iaw* relativa to nbas to the iartsdietionof o»nrts: by Mr Evaas,of allowing the eMimed W. II Wyn <ler, oi Matbewa county: by Mr. Wes% of BBBradiag the law Batfcoeiaiag the Cbanty Courts to impose connty levies. Bits' Reported.—A 9iU amborizing rheGrov* ert.or to contract with Wm. K. liaibee lor a atstue of Junafes Madison* the cost not iocs eeed Blo,tmn On motion, the House adjourned. Soltheum Rights.—The |eople of Savan nah, Gn., held a large and enthusiastic meet ing week, for delib» ratii.g upon the rno lneuious qi.esiioi, ol iLe day. Jmmsg the resolutions adopted we find ihe following: That lookine forward toa time when all ties which now enne t us with the Northern States of this Confederacy may be severed,aud eonsioerUig that prndesas as well as a projer repaid for the interest oi our own sec.i n de maud that all our domestic resources should he lostered and developed, we earnestly recom mend. |sr_Direct Foreign Trade. 2nd- The Patronage of Southern Commerce and M:ib utile'inc. 3<l—Educatiou iv Southern Scboolsand Cjl leses. 4th—Patronage to Southern Authors and Editors. jth—The employment ef Southern teachers, ami the use of Southern school books. • 'th - - .\ mi-iii ierc,nii'.-e with till cities and sec tions at the Worth inimical to slavery and Southern institutions. And to secure lespect to these recommenda tions we inuividiially and collectively pledge ouise!ve~ in ail cases, to prefer luour httsfnesß, or for our use, the natural ami urtilkuil pro ductions of the Souih to all others, ai.U goods of foreign orijrin which have been imported directly luto a Southern port, to those of lb.- j same character, imported through a Northern I port. Dr. PobruT'B E-Vi'LAXATiosr.—The Rev. Dr. Pomroy publisher a card in explanation ofthe facts lately divulged injurious to Ins reputation. He does not undertake to exon erate liiinselt from blame, but deuies the ac tual crime which has be»»u so extensively al leged, or taken lor grained. He admits ihat bis guilt is greatly aggravated by ins Christian and ministerial profession, and the position (Secroiiuy of the American Board of Foreign «iont>,) he has occupied, ami bis extensive air.tiiuce in this and foreign lauds. He ws himself upon infinite and Sovereign inei'i y, onVriiiK no apology nor making any excuse, lie entreats the foririveuess of the many thousands whose friendship be has en joyed, whom, nnd the which lies so near their beans, he admits himself to nave griev ously injured. _ Sailing of Stkambbh.—Four; steamers left SYork Saturday for Europe. Tne Bremen, ioiithaiup.'or. nnd Bremen, took out Kill, a specie, ami eighty-nine passengers, lu ing representatives of every part of the continent, from Staten Island to Vancouver Inland. The City of Washington, for Ctueens town nnd Liverpool, took out «i7,'jlt> in specie, and one hundred and eight passengers, bjuoiik whom are O. U. Foote, British Consul at Ban Salvador, nnd family The Boruasia, for Bam berg/ took out seventy-six paaasngara, and the Culled Kingdom, for Glasgow, tookanteleren Further by the Canndn. We append some further items of news by the Canada, telegraphed from Sackvilleou the Ist inst.: The ship Sea Hell was burnt at Bristol re cently. I.nrgp reinforcements had reached the Span i"b army 111 Morocco. It was 9tate(', in reference to the Congress, that the belligerent powers only will lie rep resented by their ministers of foreign affairs, the remaining fiowers to send plenipotentia ries. The p«ris Patrie mentions a rumor that Prince QoTtarhahOW" declines to attend the Congress nnle-s England is represented by t-onte irn.ortant memtierol lierCabinet. The Press contains an article to the efTect that Huglandauil Sardinia must have obtain ed serious guarantees before sending a defi nite answer 10 the invitation of trance; and also ihat the proposed Congress would be im possible, if the principle of i-on-interveution tied not tieen accepted by ail the powers. A hastily tnd urgently called c .uncil of the Briti-h Cabinet was held on ihe lOth. The Litidon Adverii-er thinks it probable that the arroganceof the Pope in claiming pre eedeece for tii« representative overall other powers was one of the points forcousideration. Another council was also held 0.1 the I7th. Tii" gold saved from the wreck of the Royal Charter am.,uim to i-'7. r ,,isio sterling. The Times'corre-pot.deiit a' Aden says that th,' port of Adul, 1,1 liie Ked Sea. has been ceded to Prance and a French vessel of war was shortly expected there to lake possession. The Porte bad granted , ci mission lot the erec tion ol ale man Catholic church ia the Island of M saeernh, to be under the special protection of France. A Swi-r, paper says that Napoleon has re. fused permission to General McMahoa to ac cept the sword which is being gotten up lor 111 miv Ireland. The Beamish expedition to Morocco was re in forced on the l.'tih by 1,000 iufauli v and iy on cavalry. * , A Paris correspondent of the London Globe eives the information ihat the Emperor of Aiistriacontempla.es abdicating,and sayi> thai ihe Arch Duchess Sophia is ihe aafhoress ol 1 he scheme. Copk.miahen, Dec. !7th.—The Royal Palace at F*redertck»bur« Wasdertroytd by fire. Lo.nuo.v, l»ec. i;th—A fetter from Perth on the li.'ih, says: The die is cast. The govern meat has resolved to adopt a rigorous' policy towards Hungary. One hundred and eighty Protesian' iK.biemen and gentlemen have been imprisoned for taking part iv the assemblies which protested against the imperial paienu id December. The Austrian iinnv in Hungary will soon be nearly fifty thousand strot.g The Viei.nu correspondent of the Times, writing on the 14th, says: The danger of a con flict between the Imperial Authorities aad the Hungarian Protestants,daily increases. Vlb>.NA. Dec. I7lh.—Theespensesol the Wtir Depai tnieiit are to be red need ;{u,o(;ii,i.i(i florins vi the neyt budget. P.MttS Dec. ITth—The Prince La F.rd Au verque. will be the =. court Plenipotentiary ol I'rimce in the Peace Congress. The Marquis de Antonio will be the second Plenipotentiary ot Naples. Tlie Fitriesta es positively that Cardinal An'inel i will represent ihe Pope. It is aiso s'ared that Conm Risselet and M. Dameesene Will repr«'*ein Buasia. French trade having been interrupted by tbeiiihabi ante ot a viilnaw on the River Ben gal, six steumers attached . The place w s tiraveiv detenried I vi fiually desno; cd. French hiss forty killed and seventy wounded. Tin enemy List i.",ti ki|!.-d and ininy wounded. • Jreat ell'orts were making at Constantinople tjt the Suez Canal. Rkmakkahi.e Accidemt.— Fall of the Troy Union Railroad Depot —A p rtion of the roof and wall* of the Union Bnilroad Depot, at Troy, N. V.. fell at 1 o'clock on Friday morn ing Inst, buryit.g the offices of the Central ami Bnratoga Bnilroads beneath the ruins._ The Troy Arena says : The building is an immense structure, built of brick. It was completed in l-.W. It b*4ou feel |. jay Inside lrom wall to wall. Ti.e root has a tpfln of Isu feet. The spring i.f the arch of the roof is 3u feet. Tne distauce from the top of the arch ol the roof to the Boor of the building is S3 feet. Tin-roof is one of How's paten) truss roof.-, and is an iron one. It wa* supported by twenty trasses, nine of which are broken. Tin- trasses were strengthened and supported by lateml iron girders, the-e girder.- sweeping clear across the lower partol the root, forming a continuous stretch of iron of over IS> ieet. These girder-, contracting under the intense cold and weakeaed by tiie muss of snow 011 the roof, mnsl have snapped, 1 nviiip no support for the root. Last winter these lateral girders, when the weather wa* cold, had to be loosened ap, by means of the screw nuts at the ends. This railroad depat ia 00a af the largest ia tbs world, there being none larger oa this con tinent, and being only exceeded is sine by one in Russia. The entire north wall of the end of the de;,ot is ievel with the ground; thegrent iron pillars, the immeaae number ol hrh k ami the materials of the roof lying in n confused mass, tlu the east the north ball" ol the arall is completely dow>.. The whole of the north part of the foot has utiles in completely up to the centra] tower. Suite of tne east walls of the offices are broken in. There was lortu nateiy nothing ouch-r the falling roof. A fami ly living in the lower looms were consider ably scared, but uninjured. The weather was intensely cold at the time, the thermometer iv the early part wf me day being bi ieii degrees below zero. There was a fall oi snow on Thursday r,i^ht—about six inches—aad it was st>owiag at the time of the accident. The damage must be 10 'be extent of from S'fi ''no to «i"».',i "'<». If is fortunate that the ac cident occurred at night —had it been in the day ume the loss of human liie must h.ive been frighUnl. Tkrriblk Bvrrauao <>*• a Family—On Saturday afternoon last, during Ibe prevalence of a severe storm, a young man who had been sen; irom St. Ciuir to lla/.lemn with a teem, for the purpose of removing tiie family of Mr. Valentine Fiaut/ to the former place, found it necessary to unhitch his horses nnd leave ihe wugon, which contained the family, pn v mo until in, to go home nnd have his horses 1 shoes sharpen*d. The persons composing the tUSBily left in thai dangerous po-iuon, were Mrs. Fraiitz, five small childrea, an elder daughter, and her husband. Alter ihe driver bad been absenr some time the family left the aragan, for the pnrpt se. If possible, of reaching their home ; nut the fait, tailing fast and freex tugas rapidly as it (ell, impeded their pro gress. Sirs. Franl3 sank to the ground a doz en tim-'s in a distance of between o. c ami iwo miles, yet she clung round protected her babe with the fervor which characterizes a mother's love. At last Mrs. Frailty., overcome by c Id and fatigue, c tilrt proved no further. The young man placed her -ml lour of the chil dren on the ground, 111 as sheltered a position as he could Had; picked up the remaining child, ah.,y, iv ins arms, and with ins wife proceeded home :•> rapidly as possible. On reaching Noma he in ft. lined bis iriei.ds of the occurrence, and they started 111 search of the unfortunate aßsTners. Whin discovered. Mr*. Fran'.v and 'lie children were insensible. The children were takeu to a place of shelter; but Mrs. Framz was not removed until a wagon had been procured. The first inquiry lrom her lips, when r»s'«red to consciousness, was lor her children. The boy fit si labia h me has died. Ii is thought that Mrs. Flaunts wi.l re cover. The hate Is well, ilieieis, awwever, s me doubt of the recovery of the other chil dren. What ihe little family sahVred in the long hours ol thai Sa.urda> ait, rnoou and night,,-i --posed to :he 1 el 1 in us 01 the pitiless atorm, nnd is ihe chilling atmosphere ol a wu, ter uay, 011 a bleak mountain, Willi the nearest hou-e miles away, ai.d their li lends fgnonmi ot tlnircon diiion; what ihat nio'iter mu-t have Mift.-reii menially, in her a> xiety &wfc*>rpoorehildreß, our naslera can imagine. We wul not attempt a description.—aj*a*r'« Jomnmat, WoUoriemt, Fa. abb Exports cv BAtTiMOBK.— According to a statement in the Sun, the im porta aud exports of Baltimore, during saava were as follows: Imports of foreign nn'ie. free roods . $5,470 .'32 d>. do. do. dutiable. ... 4wa SfJ Total mporta 910,408 9t<3 Exports of domestic produce in Ameri can vessels .«?."> 60A MSS Co da. in foreign vessels t »1» gfl Total exp'tsdoiuerticp educe 99.323 231 l.xrMina of iorei_.ii indze in American veste's Sl4l bbM Do do 111 foreign vessels «'i 2in Total SB g'ta !0.-ei,n iiid/e 203010 Total exports for the jear 98,734,241 THE ftl.lHK. lIEFALCATIOB WOT A MTTB, BIT a Reality.— The rumor current iv this city last week that a defalcation of ado,!**) had been discovered in the account of a bank off! cer in Sin ts street, was generally supposed to , have origiuated from an error ol several thousand dollars iv the "cash" of a bank in that street. But it is now confidentially as serted by bank officers, who have the means of knowing, that an actual defalcation has been discovered; that the guilty party has influen tial and wealthy connections, who, upon ,011. dition that the matter should ba "hashed up," came tor ward, in company with the bonds man of the delinquent, nnd furnished the ue esssary aum to make good the dellefcncy Boston Tmv(H,r, Tbb Presidest'* Rkciptiob.—Despite the tiittercold of yesterday, the New Year's re ception at ihe White House was quite as mrgeiy attended as on any previous occasion, marshal Selden and Commissioner Blake offi ciated as Masters of Ceremonies. President Buchanan seemed in excellent health, and had ■ cordial word to say to all visitors. The Ma nas Band was present in full numbers, and • li-conrsed their usual quoia of airs, patriotic and seatlmeatal, attracting a dense crowd le tbeir immediate vicinity. The usual order of reeeptiofl was nmißtaiaed. The Foreign Min ister* were received at eleven o clock: the .Indues of the Supreme Court at half-past '•even ; the Officers of the Army and Navy at at.uarier to twelve: and the citizens gene rally nt twelve O'eLck. A large number of members ot Congress v. ere present, and many 'ittier distiasmisbed personages. The recep 'ioii terminated at two o'clock BSSIIBBIJ. Jfsaenahaja Gasxtte,3a\ TonAr<;o Inspections.—Tho following is a "M'emet.t of the inspections of tobacco at the four warehouses in Petersburg-, during tlie last six months, together with the iustieciious ol the six months preceding: sw_* ■ „ JaTl ' T fo J,,!v ' "* 9 - Ju, > h» Jsn'v. afß. u,, *t Hill .1477 i»4S &"*«, *m ing "ooie n 2 9«'t IBM faaaa i 7i"i ;.,7 The pnin over the inspections ofthe year '898 i«, therefore, about l,'m<> hfids. A targe amount 0 e loess tobacco, sny between two and three hnndred thousand pounds, has also been receded. The last six months, as usual, in the year, are the least busy. the roost aeti\e months being April, May, June and Jnlv. __ lEr/'rf^. FtvK Vermont Bank* in Baii Unou.-The followingextra has been Nsned from the office ", f Thornpsoii a Hep, r.er. The Traders' Rank. Rancor, is thrown out; the Nor>mhe.rH Hank Rancor, ha* failed: the Maritime Hank.Bangor, has failed; and we find ItadvissMe Ba s'.»p l.v v- Mn«Hh*j»un«Juf'hefoll,,\jita4?r»tiik«: Franki'-n County Batik, «t. Albans; Vl; Oomrnereiil Hank, Barlington, Vt.; I'nion Dank. Kwaaton MIH. Vt; Hank of KovaPon. Vf.; Farmerm 1 Hunk, Orwell, Vt.: ami we find it necessary to be cautions of all Bangor anooev except the > eazie Hank and the Merchants' Bank. A Slkihmnq Incidrnt.—A lady wascrotfsinr; 'iuincy street yesterday, when a sled, eontaiu \ne two or three hoys, earned.nvn m a treme,, doaa Speed, Striking; her leet nnd Ibru'wiHgher down upon the earth. The sled did sot stop nl this,hathookinc itselfapoa the tadywskel eton skirt, -ore the article from ler persoß anil curried it some distance down the sneei. The lady being bur slightly injured, hurried away bs rai idly n« could, brisg desirons to avoid the embarrassment of the irraaiira. TTartfiar Intelligencer. Meditated M I so ii i k p.— The Alexandria Sentinel of Saturday, says : m A lettei from the Northern Neck seiv* 'hat a servant woman of Mrs. Y»rbv had made statement* ><> her mi«»re«« of Bsedira'edmia chief in Richmond connty, winch had caused •be arrest of-en negro men by the civil au thorities. The investigaiioas, which nave not been concluded, had Increased the aolicitndeol •he people The appropriate remedy will be doubtless applied Items i-R(..m Washibotob -Official ir,f r ma'i"ii his received ths' Bngtond lias marie a trea'v by syfi ti she cedes the Hay Istands to Honduras Advices from fjpaia hold out better pro« peets thum ever for thosettli ans at of oar claims A bill will abortry i..- Intrmfnced Into the Senate applying th» prineiplee of th« neu ■ rali-v law. m our own States, to prevent in vasions such as old Brown's. Naval.—The United States BhipMiseissipi i was nt P«rt tyvnis, Mauritius, ~n ihe i-on. of November, on her way home from China i.v •ray ofthe Cape of Good Hops'. Bhebadma<-e eery p,>od running time. Trade was ver> brisk at Port Louis. The United S'aie* ship Yandulm arrived at Near York on Smidav.— She has been IneommUsioa twenty-six months and during that time not a death'hudoccurred on board of her t.-om casualty or disease. Crii.v Tbubobabb Link. _M . s. Kennedy the chief engineer of the Cuba telegraph line, has tone to Gainesville, Florida, the present terminus ol the line, and complete it to Cedar Keys. The line to Baldwin, oa the Fenian dinn and Cedar Keys Railroad, will be nut in operation by the tilth last., aud to Cedar Keys eariv ia February. Tho cable from Cedar Keys to Key West and thence to Havana Will belaid by the Ist of April next. EB-racTS ox Simriti-aj.ism.—A coeiespoad ent ofthe Peteri burs; Express writes from Chapel HillN. C, as follows: A worthy citizen of this county, rssfcsiasj in this immediate vicinity, a husband, nad father of a large nnd in terestiug family, has been re- ' ceatly l-ereu of reason by a 'b. iief m that I worse than bnmbug, spiritualism. His fami ly have the undivided sympathy of oar whole community ia their affliction. Tarn Otstxb I'raiik— The number of per sons employed In the basiuessol opening: pre- ! parißgand packing oysters in Baltimore, va ries from'j,i«", to 2 - isj. Of those eaaagrd in opening (or shucking) about 1,6u0 are colored persona. The packing and scaling given em ployment to several hnndred white men, the number employed ia RUiag the cans alone ex reeding ■.'< i.. Usrax in Taaxxeexn.—A bill has paaatd the Senate of Tennessee tv amend the usnry laws, which Bxes liie rate «>_ interest at 8 p. r cent., but allows tlie recovery of in per cent. tor borrowed money where the parties shall have so agreed, ami such agreement be ex pressed on the face of the contract. Death of a Soldier..-Benj. Harmon, who served m Captain Washington's company el Flying Artillery, during the whole of the late Mexican war. linin;' eultst.d a: Carlisle, ami was honorable discharged from service at the cii.se of his term, tiied at Harrisharg, Fa., lv.-,' week. Tnr:FEMAiJ.(»oFCoiM'iE._riieSalem(oliio* abulitioßisia are abont to disinter the body et Coppie, recently iiunjr at Charsestown, aad buried near Satem, with a view of havu.g a public funeral, with such oilier demonstra tioub as the sxigsncies of 'lie case may call for. IMrect iMloin aticn —A canrgO of hay, con sisting of t,(»JU bales, was brou>cli! to this port yes'erday. m the Dutch hark Keihertaads from Koiterdnm, conaigneil to o o. Witie! which is eojtiai in quality to any of Kortheru production, and will pay a good profit.— Charleston Evening News. "Johh Baowx'B SacBETASY or Statt•■— A man passing himself off as Kichaid Realf the "Secretary of State" of John Browa, anx ious to raiss funds to reach Cnnnrra.hwß been arrested at Bpriagfleld, via a .-., charged with swindling the "irrepressible conflict" mantles 01 that place. From Nkw Mexico—The latest news from New Mexico informs ustliar the corn cropbsd partially failed, and as it w.a« the principal means of support, much ensuring was amici pared among ihe people. The government coral bad ptanoerad of a snanUty ol stock, {iriucipaily sheep. The Cafsk—The cause ef the accident 011 'he South, m Hailioad. on Batardny after. noon, about twenty mii,-s fn m Weldon, by which the baguage and servants' cars were smatb.d, wis ihe toeahage of the axle of tne tender. Idiots is Tb.xas.-1u Texas, osjl of a popu lation of 43f.»af teturued by the bbwbbsiiis, me I total uumls-r ol lasaae |tersou* and idiots 1? I 281, or one in-aue to every 4,i,f7 persons, and one idiot 10 every 9JU9M of the population ol 1 the State. , Capt. Paces Exp.m>i.iox.—The last ac counts from Capt. Page, commanding the fj, S. exploring-expedition, w,re lrom Viila Mm- i ria, on the Paraguay river. Thej were iv g, d 1 health, and were preparing to proceed ui> the , river. r t Übowmxd— Mr. Moaen Koss, of MastJhtwwii, \ va., up th>» Miuongithelu, wa* .lr..wne«| hue ly while attempting to rr>s« the rifer on the ' ice, which broke soon after he left the shore telling him through in to deep water. * j Leap Year.—Those ladies who are particu larly desirous ot entering the state ot matri- ' mony, will have the present year the privilege • of making love to any of ihe opposite sex on ' whom they may fix tbeir aiVections. ; Relikp oi,' the Jews.—Over four hundred ' dollars have been collected ia Quebec, and for- ' warded roQibralt.tr, f>r the relief of thedis- a tressed Jews who have ijeen driven from Mo- * rocco by the war now raging there. l Matrimonial.— There wereTnAA marriages iv Baltimore in l«.'.t». lAnH in rMR, tA9st iv I«vi7, j and l,tiott in MM, There were only 101 mar- « riagvs in Petersburg Inst >ear, although the 1 ladies there are noted for beau ty. j MisauiSAßv lßTE^Lioasca—The receipts | of the American hou,l for the month of No- 1 vember were *••>.<,:♦»>', and the total amouut " from the Ist of August to the Ist ef December » aW.hC 35. Mrs. Ann 8. Stephens has nddressod a ttraa I Istter to Victor Hugo, vindicating Virginia for 1 ths execution ef John Brown. ] * LOCAL MATTiIRa. r»'o/*tsf Assault.—Vootvrany morning Host. Rkid appeared before tiie Mayor to anawer the charge of violently assaultiug and beating Oeo. If abvkt, on the evening of the .loth ult. Without giving in detail the evidence of each wtines-i— for six or seven of them were exam ined—we append the substance, as accurately as WS are enabled lo do. On Friday afterniun Mr. Harvey visited Refd'sifotel.on 6th street, between Marshall and Clay, and meeting several acquaintances there, iuviied them to drink, which they did.— Mi. H. was then invited to v friend's room in 'he hotel, and ordered a bottle of \vhi«key to be zvnt up. When he returned t..» the bar room—being then under the influence of li quor—he again invited the party to drink, but afterwards refused la foot the bill. This met led the bat-keeper io make remarks which , were afTensive to Harvey, and which H. re | Boarted by abuse. Mr. Reid happening to be ia ihe bat-room at the time, slept**] up to Mr. Harvey and told bim he could allow noon* to insult and abuse his bar-keener, and that the bar bill tntm he paid. Willi this Harvey drew a revolver, and leveling it at Reid, the latter re'ieated into an adjoining loom. HarCey supposing that Reid had gone after an ifflcer. [ immediately left the bowse,and started in the direction of his own h »ie. lie had gone hut a few seconds, when Keid came oui ol the ho tel m his shin sleeve-, .md Ho, ,tiired the direr ti- v taken by Harvey On ben g told that be was then crossing a vacant lot oil Ofay street, Reid »taried in pursuit ol lum, aud one of the witnesses then -nw in bis hand a short clunor piece of iron. Whui Harvey had s,\,ne about seventy yards, Reid vertook liini, struck him on the bead, ktiovi,. -i lum down,ami kicked him two or ilir.e tinsee. Hy sura*, uieans Har vey also got Reid down, and white the two were Upon the ground. Lieutenant Carter and watchmen K. c.>• uud Kov.-i.u, eaaas ujiou the IBtrtira. A-soona» Keid savv them, li« called 10 ihein to take hold ol Harvey, staling that lie had a pisu«l Ihe otßcer- promptly t..„k Har vey in.octisiudy, and as it-»y puluoi .aim u~, Reid gave lum another heavy btowosi the fore head with a t-liort club or piece of iron. Iloib parties were at once taken to the cage, on the charge ol fighting in the sireet, when Harvey s injuries were louuil to be so serious that £»•■ wort ham was seat for to dre-s biswoußsla, and he was take-, to his private res ideate lor further trea incut. Reid waa admitted to bail lo appear before the Mayor, which he did Hr. WerthUßß, in his examination, tesli»led thai Harvey bad received lacerated wound over has right eye, a contusion on tbs right temple, and a severe bi ui-e on ill-' buck of the neck, from which he had suffered very much, the symptoms indicating eoncasshni of the brain. He further stated ihat liiirvev could uot atieaa Court before m xt v reh, it then. The >lav.,r eontinaed the rxamtuatiua until next Tuesday, and remanded Keid it a felo •li'us nseaalr,wirhraieai la snalis. disabm, fiii llgure.or kill, and fixed Ins bail MfildaßA Seamen's B thtl.— The R -v. Francis J. Hog*-, wenregratified t.> ban:, tins be.-n re-apt»oiiii e,i io the Chaplaincy , t the Sailors Iv this port, and win immediately enter upon bis du ties. The S iitheiu secretary of the Seaaaen - Friend S ciety, Rev "Sir. Mi Ctlas.sam. i- son lin ihe city, and nrill n,b.r aealoaaly for the good .1 Hi, cause <iiii;t-,in interest haa be,-:, I'.vaker.Hd in the cause of seamen, nnd durisi the week the citiaen i will be wai ,>i upon io ud in this nobis enterprise. Many of them nave indicated a wish is lm reuse their anh* s.-ii|,tious largely above thssßaaßßi orurinalij -i,bscrib<d. while oiler , who have mt ye -übscntied, are doubtle-g a.ixious to Join in he work. It bas l>een by •001" of our BsOt ' in fluent i'ti ciu/e,,- already n,teres:ed in this impormai wotk,that tae Society bold 1 gene ral meetiugat Mecbauics' iustiiyte Hali, ou Sunday afternoon next a:.; o'cl ck, and thai ill the ministers of the g. sj.et in tne city be Invited loßtlend. Bey. Mr McOta-sam, and iiherdi Ungnislscd speakern, wtil gladi] de liver addres-es on the 0, c i-i-.u. aud so ci-iiriy hoi 11' out tii- importance of hay lug a Seamen a Beth) 1, ami furnishing to i- pj. r Ja< k" a suita. tile hoass tor reliiri..!.- wotvbtp, when iv ihlß port, that all classes aod deuominatisMßs wi 1, with one accord, take hold of .he work and never ceaMi striving until a comfortable aad convenient Bethel is ■erected. We understand •lint the Honrd are now uiating ,1 a suit able lot on Wbich to build, and that btdies as well na men are ready and anxious t,> aid in raising ihe meaua for a superstructure which ib to re fleet credit on the city, and effect great good to liie sailors. Theatre.— Mass Carotins Riebluga appeared .in Monday night a- Jfarte, is the well ku ,wn operatic drama of "Tlie Daughter oi the Regi ment,'' and we cm my with entire cot.tld.-ine, that the performance was bight} successful, j o' • only it, 1 egard in the manner 1,1 which tlie leading parts arere produced, but in respect to . ilici-iii v of support and the - vie in which ; ■ lie play was pal upon 'tie stage. Hiss Bicb- j iugs was greeted with ao enthusiasm winch must nave satisfied her that she wns an obn :i i of intense admiration. The- 1 re, duetts, and ehorosee wi ,c ...1 finely done. Miss aUcbinga is r>. \ ocnlisl >>f ra: a excel leu,,-, an lan at te>s of uncommon merit. At tbeclosecf each tl v. ol rich melody, the nuriience fairly shouted with delight. >lr Peter Rtcbinga,the veteran of tbe stage, played 1 ,-- umebt ia a style wm ii J save BBiiafaciiou; and when, i«, r.-- I spense to 1 lone and !oed 'bout, be led tii - fair daughter ta the front, be anadea neat speech, and feelingly thanked 'lie nudience for such a flattering mnoifestntion of approval. Tbe comedietta of lbs u Litile Savage" was also very well played. Miss Richings waa charming aa Eat Dal jrwii Fcand thensembera of the coaapany ruanVnd their several parts J with s-.iou eifec'. OarcitsasßM are fOrtutiate I in having nt present an ofqtortuniiy of scum i nnd hearing some performances oi the ver> | kind. The t.ili for to-night i- excellent, I and weadviseall logo aadenjoj a Meat wbich ihey wm thiakefutterwarda with pieis.ire. O'd Br moo's 9>fi .— Many lofiairam have | b"en made as to the whereabouts ot Old i Brown's tamoas rifle-that rifle with whlcb, in Kanaas, he was wont 10 pick ofTaay pro-' -iavery man at 'he shartaace of two miles— wliicli weighed 5u pouada, was faarji is ita tandeaciVa, nnd which tbs obi asoaadrel car ried with bim to Karper*i Ferry, for the like fhltnntbropic pnrpose wlTh which i wan u-ed in his "Kausts work.*' Hie article in question is now ,1 liie CjWve>a»r*a oilier it. the Capitol building, {.ilea most murderous lookingwenpoo, eapnbte of killing anything .at an I'tdeflut'e distance, and hati suet: a wetijion ms a desperado, like Brows, would conceive 1 rot.er for the acciaplisbment ~\ btsmUakm—devUhrband unfioiy salt was.— It came* .1 IWO-OUues ball. Si'fpery.—li bus g.neraliy thought ! thit. the eel was theaaostSlippery custwaser j to !«* aaet with any where. That be is ;t alip fery creature, there can be no flues I ion; bat that he -.irpi--es t' iH attveas,aidewUse,al- j o-vsa d caaaeurays of Richmond, t ihe Bras. em nme, admiisuf grave oVtuhts. A r*<- .id of the sudden falling down of nun .r t beast, .11 yestenlav, hereabout, would fi:i n | comfortable sized volume. Ail dlißglaiUbill ties of the hind may be removed by a pro|>. r ausSMkm to the i*dal ixtremmes of ei'ner | man «>r beast, ilurmg the j resent sjwff of I weather, it wouui be admirable ta sprinkle I the sidewalks either wih saw dust or ashe-. Had the snow Uen removed l»y citizen*, ihe j iß'ter precautious wouul have" beeu unueces ! sary. 7n Ti'icn— Judge Ricinud barker, who pre- j sidedat Charssstowa, JHsVrnos soauty, un the trial of "Ud John Brows" and bis eoafede- | rate, i« m toaa, called thither as a member of the Court of Appeal*. Ji,rt«e P.irkeri- »ti e-ti- | triable and wui'hv gentleman ;.mi an honor to ; "he judictary of lawfstahf. He va. called lo I bis i>rei»eut po-ltion by the ueople A'hoelect.d ' In 111 a Judge wilßonl lit' knowledge urciiecut, while i.oldm ; Ihsposili >n ol a meu.U rot C 'ii- j grese. He accept, v ihe irilst o Utit.ed ill hull, 1 aud the people I.vvm seen no reusou to regret j itie afiaskaj tbey made lor Judge. Tl 1 Men 'g m-r.j GuurJ x Lieut. H-olev com- ; roaiiding, vvll hold ih.-ir winter annual ttitfi ■ lastituss Hail,on Moasfinß night ■ uexr, when our eitlxens generally, uud Haary Baw^Bßßtarly,are invtied to Btasnal I i.c • anniversary hops, 1 ihe .Momgoinerv On. 1,1 I have always been largely attended, and w „ fi> . uot remember au in.tai.ee that the vim r» were not kiudiy entertained and highly .'• ligbied. Oet your tickets at once, or y ou'wav : be too late. . Ni>t Arriv.d. ,-A-jWiH be remembered by onr readers, the Ctry (?ouncil, on a receui '< t a. sion, voieti the sum of 9AAmm tor the enier>ain- I ment of certain Southern medica. studeuu who wrreexupfied to arrive ftom the my ,« i New iork. Ry inquiries made yesterday we ■ learned that no not.ieof tbe expected exodus I bad been received in tbis city, nud that so far £nt present advised lt WM Ukl ., v lftsU |h(1 Southern siudenuln New Yv.rk would trmiiu luete. 1 Aii Vi- ■ »S'mti oa asked for.—A petition was i yeeterday presented to tbe Senate from eertsln i cittaens of the town of Oeredo, U Waynsco., ] \ a., asking for an act inoorporatiug that town ItwtU bo remembered, that ths inhabitants i are compjsed mostly of Nor (berg immigrant*, brought to Virginia by Hon. 1111 Thayer, a i axember of Oougress, from Massachusetts. - j Thai town already boasts of a journal devot- I ed to thedissemiuatioo ol free-soil ideas. On a ■rad«r.~Johg ctaßUßgaTh traveiiag *' Ssaw.'s«i||irtiwHSS! I ktviof. ■ t litfrmirog ppgp i TERMS OF ADVERTISING. E*3'::I~: KllinEt^B •sa. Advertisements saMtehed aatil terraa, will be charged ge bbbbj per seaars ef sigkt Unas for the tost nmarUoß. and M costs loesses eaatißiißßSß. SB«Bifia M( Casrsrrrr. —Tbomss Jlergaa, g, vonrisajter about twenty years of axtkod hailing from Rhode lslsnd, arrived here oa Monday morning last, and that afternoon wag arrested and cased for being Can ad la eonver. aation with a negro about the late Harpers oTr 3r ™ d »^ tb *'**cntlon ofJohn Brown. When called before the Mayor yesterday, Tons pretended to be Innocent of nil bad In ten • ions, and was sorry for what he bad done — The Mayor held him in custody asasnspiciauE character, to rive him aa opportunity to show who be ia an«i wb»t is bis busmess. wmaow Homeipvn in the. /.-«>.oiter».-_The Sneaker pro tern, of the House of Delegates—Mr CaYrh> tittn, of A ngusta—appeared in the Chair vas> •erday morning rlothed In a full salt of* Vlr. gin In cloth, ran. *in his own town, Staunton which Is behind none in tbs State In energy and enterprise. On Monday last a member of the Home was married and appeared nt the altar inn full snit of homespun, underneath tbeae«t of which, we venture tossy, beats aa trne a heart aa there is iv the Old .Dominion, There Bass a msaer in the city, yesterday, of the arrival of Col. C. C. Memminger. of South Carolina, who has beeu appointed by that Slate it.-, Commissioner to confer with the Ex ecutive authorities of Virginia on thedaagers now threatening the South. We are informed by Out, Munforrt, Seoreiary ot State, that he ii not expected before Saturday, and possible may norcotne at all. Gor. Letcher.—Tu» o„ven„>r elect, Hon John Letcher, has entered upon the active dis charge •<! lua duties an director of at?* Irs ot State. Yesterday a large uumlier of bl- per gonal friends and citizens from different lo calities, called to nap their re«.~n» aa too "C>mmtinde|-.iii-Chief,"' at his .'lice in the Capitol building M"vr*r*Mayo ha* received nn tnv I'atlon from 'he Exemption Society of New York, to attend a celwbmtiou in ihat cny, on Monday night neat JfA thsAlua'iiijn Curt will c.nnme. ea its .Tannary term on that day, it ia not likely 'hat be will find it convenient to accept tbs in vitation. rw Haw* Mi /; —All ot 'he ex ensive mttn u»ac'oiies of the Mail of life slopped ita pro duction on the 'Ith oi December. The own et.*have engaged recently in seeming ihe pro nvr complement of btiwtluga and will resume BSBBhssas about tlie Igth last. Air,-<teil.— Lick, slave of Mis« F.tnny Savage, was arrested | »t flight on Main street.and carried to the c»?e. f,,r stetiling several codfish from Mr. John ilemies<y, grocer. The pris oner has often been iv custody for petty dep redations. T*» steam,kin Jmooootown left her wharf at It cdetts yesterday morning for New Yora and proceeded a lew.miles down the nver, ba tl..dine the i -c too thick »o be broken through r turned to this city to await a breaking up he f ree'/e. State r,r,..nni.iii,-Oii the pjth February next, the Democratic party sre i,. hold a State ■ Gosjvswtl .11 in this city On the grd of the mans inaiuh. .heOppsaitßun i<artv <>f Virginia l are to hold a Stats Convention in Richmond. Death oe a Rkvoi.i i ionakv Soldipb . John Hewson, na <>H Kevolntionnry soldier .tied on Sn>id;,y. in Piiiladeiptnti, nt 'bead-' v.it.ced Bgnafßk Mr. laewaoa w««ii imutswSßf England, a id was h«>rn iv L union, October, 6~. He came to thia c mntrv at an e.arlj nge, and wns the first calico printer in fimirTtg From Ha ana-We have Havana dares to tlie J.th of December. Trade was dill, in con seqnenceol the observance of Ohrislsaaa, The Cap tain (lener.il, with ht« C.uutes-, was at t'lentiipgof, on his proi incial tour The United Sta'es steamer Ciu-iider was .Mill in port. The Tonro Cotton Milt, at Newport, R. I ,was to'aliv destroyed by fire Saturday morn lag, It worked ten thousand snindles, and wis in good condition. It wascw.iedby Mr V\ m W. Hi-hop. of Providence, uud iea»ed by Llppttt A Co. The loss i* not le-* than gfiu, --.1,1, and is insured in Providence. The store of A. Miller, in Petersburg, was entered on Sunday aighl last and robbed of thirty-seven gold nnd -iiver watches, together with many articles of jewelry, n large ninn ber of gold and other watch chain,, and three dollars in money. Iv New York li.. t year, there- were IS mur dm, 41 homicides and -y suicides—an ineren«e of St en the previous jear. The nun,b*r of fires at which liie wa- lost, wns fit, involving the loss of ue lives. Total number of fires for ; the year 31 •, eansmg a loss of -;:.<' o,noo. J The loses t>\ fin in Philadelphia in RBJf amounted to tV3s,Hfi&, and the IhßßrewßS to J git. 1,7.10. The iiuporiaiioiis at .hat pori from i foreign porta daring the year, lanihau fila> in.!.:.',!i, and the exports -.-.•.<i-,,u,.-,. There were .',IM bniidiuga erected in the t iry during the | year. JohadousJ,a rasldeßt or the suburbs of Columbia, l':i.. was killed recently by '-tie pas ■euger train of cars running over him. lie waa dreadfully mnagled, his .-kull i.eu,g , sraaahed and one ol bielegfl cat off near ihe laakle. The London correspondent of the New York Herald states that one miliiea ol dollar, „nd been setapail bj the British Government, la order to Infiaencethe aext Presidential ewe* tiot. in favor of an ;intl--iav.ry candidate. Tata I'iK.nMHRKWiti, Cape.—lhe Thorn. dike will <ase at Bus last hew been wunnrawn from the courts by an arnica his sen it-meni among tiie parties interested. L*om,aa old negr , man, belonging to Col j Austin Leftwieh, was found froaea to den'h about two nines, lrom Lynchburg, Monday vi..riling. * Alech Lv "le, whiie wre« lii>.< with one Na. than Smith, aeai Qbugow, X,., waa thrwva. I nod in endeavoring t., turn bis antaKuuist! i BUfMeel) gasgedaaal died. S-nor I) hi Jitdti He.io oti Krtday prevented hisoredlrniialß an the Bee as wry ol Stnte, nnd eras reoriv*>d as charge ii',Cair.« oi die Ks pubiic of Cn.le t o thu frivrrnmsßt. The daaghier «>f ■ nte dieUagadabeal ihysi ciiu vi niladelphiakasgoaeiutu a coaveaL taken ihe veil, ami given the Institution her whole iTo|>er'.y, amounting liifgjn^igej, Themetctirv m a •eit-retri- eriur thrrmnm. e.er at tne Ousel Survey OawßS ii, Washington v..»s at arro va Sunday night, gad at 1 d vim' alH.veat balf-pasl Ho clock Moi iinv *■ "—yTfi OnOhrieimaseve. the s. Qeorssi'i S,ciety of Toronto, dt-trtbiited t-.uV". (.oiiuds. or more ttiau alas tons of eatables to the deserving j |H,or of that city. j Mrs. Penelope Hedell, widow of the lite Hey. Or.|!,rv T aVvtell, tvn.i asnsbot ol lli-h.ip I Bedell, dud in New York am Thursd.-w, in the 1 r,-th year of her age. The lata aVairaciivafire in twawaaga Ann and Fulion street*, N-w loeß,hasfbt At, out j orempl .yuieii; not less ib.tn five hundred ier« ii'ii.- Hoa. Beverly T. ('lark, mni* er »o (snare. ■ Biata, has a-ked and ib'au ed f-jTvif nhsrarjs : and will r-turn home m the «prii g. .1 II OargH*«-, charged wih . 'iit'iilnrinr In | ceitdiary <i ,<t,ro»ii!» in Furt.tx county, Va j BBBk been bono.abiy acquitied. j The New V irk Jouru.il of CiiBBBBf rag, m its jpr duce lubles. s.hvs he stock ol floUl in New j York, HeeMmtwr •,■•», 199 a, waa l.iriH.rit}-, tatrels. I» is «:»i,f rßjßt <iX hundred rhaßShafi |~.r « of i skate--- have t>wn «o J in New York during ths I present MbbßHb. A negro child, b.i longing to Wm. F f.iics i due, was harei ;.»d,a n i n p.- . t>e*r»a • ■• Va , la-t rrtdajr. A ii tlechndof Mr. Knagtj rsajßahM in Pr tershurg was seri.,.,s»v lajarvd Monday alt«r n<H»n by falling into a basement * The Hon. Antbiutv V;,-, llrtg,.n, | Or.c county. New York, died hut wwk at the adi vanced age of ?3 y„ir». * The am ma| ; f flour now ia New York is S$ busbeN 17,5i9 Ulr^ '' , ' , • U4d of «»«'K w has accepted the office of Cmied Siate»]>ißtriv't A'>or,i,-v fir New York * iv-w Theodore Sedgw ick, de.H-a>ed. * A C mmissiouer ot ihe R renue for f» *city of that city next Tuesday. Trie hirit g rates for servants at Alexandria and in that vicinity, ou Monday, were much lower than Inst year. -•«%* The steamship Canada from Liverpool aa the Uth Hey., a,.d Halifax on Saturday, arrt. ve<l a Iloetou on day. During the year Hfia, 'he Clerk of Fairfax County Cjurt is.ued iwenly-aius TTTTTf-fjr liceuces. Mr. J. E. TovimeAof Wilmlngtoß, Jf.o,gwt drowned ia t?*r* Fear river laT Saturday Mrs. Charles Howard Is phayigg ta Alexaa. dria. e~-»-v» Tbs imporuuons of silks for the part at M. York atone during lss*\ wan 9B,9MJ9m\ Ths cold wvathar has almosi shmnfi amßaxaV tion upon the t*oU mac rivar. Kd ward Olt, a plasterer by trade, waa mary dered at Indianapolis, 1 nd., on Tuesday auyaV awrl^aK!*^' -^
iijspatcji. vYEIiKKSDAY MOENINO JAN. 4, lewt. ] Seanetblng More Abent Writing. We closed onr notlceof Blnclwood's article j npon prise writers yesterday sooner than we feajaf intended when we commeiu'ed It. It wns j so suggestive that it led us into a great many J desultory reflections, part of wbich are put I down, and tbe rest left ont. If we Have been j correctly understood, our remarks convey the . Idea that practice is as essential to the greatest ; genius, and the largest amount of acqui.ement, j as it is to any scribbler ihat lives by peu and i ink We are aware that a different opinion is . prevalent, but we are convinced that tho«e , who have themselves written much will all j agree with us in opinion. A workman must j learn to handle his tools, let his mechanical i ingenuity be what it may. In the beginning,; the sculptor may have ibe idea, but uutil be becomes accustomed to the process which J brings life cut of the rugged marble, be cannot ' succeed to the extent of the impulse which is ; within bim. So it i* with the writer. His aunt efforts are always crude nnd imitative; and ahja is the case alike with the greatest genius j and the most abject "pretender—with Siiaks- ; raaasaud Por Emmobh; with bun who wrote ; tbe soltloqny of Hamlkt, nnd him who indited ! that notable panegyric beginning— "Oh ! riimpsj,'liuiii>s>. Colonel Johnson Bil.od Tecumseh. We are well aware that Dr. JwaTwaa*. in ' his preface to his edition of SnaJUraAßa*B j plays, expressed an opinion, the opposite to that which we are now endeavoring to in culcate. He believed, or affected to believe, I that suAK-iPBABE, owing everything to na ture, wrote a» well when he llr.-t began to •write, as he ever did afterwards, bseaußss na ture was as strong la bim in the beginning as it ever was afterwards. Nothing,it strike. us, can be more erroneous than the general idea, or its particular application to Banes- BBJtia In no author of whom v.c know t anything is it easier to trace the progress of improvement. Take his earlier comedic - thoae which from the ascertained dates w<- ; know to have beeu bis earliest productions - take the Two Gentlemen of Verona, for in- ! stance, -ami we see every mark of a great but immature geniu-. Uis style is ball tormed, I in a great measure, upon the writings of his predecessors—qnibbles, plays ut'ou words, and frigid conceits al'ouml beyond measare— kits characters are imperfectly developed: that is,considering it is Siiakspkauk who draws ; them—bis fancy is lively enough, but never reaches that higher region in which it locs tbe name of fancy and takes that of imagina tion—his invention is narrow-and be maul- ' fests none of th it energy and psaston which ; subsequently, nnd to this day, distinguish ] bim from all other writers that ever lived.— Following the chronology of his plays, it appears to us that he llrst begins to manifest Ban superior creative powers of but mind in his historical dramas. When we come to Ii"- j vko* and Jt i.ikt, tbe Mid-uinmer's Night ' Bream, the Merchant of Venice, ,Vc, we fee! ; that we are readii.g the productions ~.f a great : poet; of a man inventive powers are ! unbounded, whose imagination Is equal to tbe lofttsst flights, who has already done more than anybody else, but who has not even yet j let the world know the half oi'what be can BBS. The same characteristics, mellowed bj longer contemplation, and c. riper experi ence of men and thing-, de.iight v- in Ihe ! "Twelfth Night" and "As You Like It '- , One step farther and we meet with the comic side off his genius la mature purfection revel- ' ling in wit, rolling iv hum or, ami throwing ; about thei-H ostiy materials, to us.- tbe ex- ; pression ol To.M MooiiK, ai v savage might ! do diainoi.da and psarlfl of whose value lie j waa entirely ignorant. Never was there sucb I a profusion of comedy as is to be found in ! liKßitr IV. and the Merry Wives of Wind or. j But the genius of the author culminates only ' in his four uiirivulled tragedies, Lkak, ELabt- ' let, Otiikll.), aad Kacbbth. There always has been, and there always will be, a dispute j as to which is the greater production of these four. Each one has in turn been advocated With a zeal verging npon open war. Talon { together, they constitute the greatest product j ol the human imelhct. If piiie ice was ne- ! gSBBMkry for tlie most comprehensive mind that ever existed to bring its vast powers toper- ] lection, sureiy it cannot be of novalu . to any j iniiiil of an inferior order. If anybody could have been supposed ;o i have brought to the aceomplishmeat off a lite- ! rary undertaking everything thai coaid su- : percede the necessity off previous practice composition, ii was Oianov. He bad mad, ' liimsell master of everything else thai a liisioriau eoald require In prosecuting such au undertaking, lie was master of all learn bag, ancient na well aa modern. lie was pro- ! foiuiiliy versed in liie civil code of all nations. He understood the principles off all nligioiis t and all creeds. He knew the history i<i the ; world from its foundation, aa a merchant j kaowahia day-book and ledger. Yet, when he ' came to undertake the vast enterprise for which he hail labored during tbe best part off j his life, he felt acutely that verj want which nothing but practice can supply. Thia feeling ! be expresses in the language ; '-At ; the outset," lie tells us, "all w.i> dark and doubt In!; even tbe title of the work, the true vra of the decline and fall of the empire, the Uaaits of the Introduction, the division off the ! chapters, aud tbe order oi the narrative, and I was often templed to east away the labor of , seven years. The style Off un author should • be ihe image of his mi ml, tit: the choice and command of are the fruits of txettise. Many experiments were made before 1 could bit the middle tone between a doll narrative and a rhetorical declauiaiioii; throe Isaacs did I fumposc the /;'/,sr and tuire th. seri .id and '■ third, before I was toUrab y satisfied with their rjfert. iv the remainiier off the way 1 ml- j vanced With a more equal and easy pace.'' If nil authors who bavedistiaguishod them selves would give their experience, WS have i no doubt ibey would every one tell a tale like | that of OtniioN. _ Black Republican N.iic* in theSOStth. The statement of ihe Haw York correspon deutof the Mobile Register, oa this subject, I whsch wepnhliabed yesterday, is oi a start- : ling character, yet not more so than many ex- . traorduiary incidents developed jui the last lour mouths. According to this statemi'iit, ■pass wars sent iv September last to every Southern State, toexamine into and report the '■ extent of arms and ammunition iv the South that could be used la March, 1861,should8aw >itl»s taking his seal be nppnssrt It is easy enough to pooh-pooh ! fciich things; but they i are not more absurd and iniprohalile than a ' prediction ol the raid of John Bbowb would j have appeared iv August last, ami they are! not too bud far the 'any which emiorscd and ' circulated ihe Lkliki: book. Whether tbe j story be true or lali-e, however, the (Bet which j the spies are alleged to have reported la un fortuuKtely beyond dispute, viz., that the 1 South is destitute of arms (ami ammunition ! for her own defence. Hvery Southern Stale ought nt once to establii-h :i manufactory oi , gunpowder and arms. If, afier the lesson ; taught by Joux Biu.w.\ ; the Ucveiojimetn of I the vast rami fictitious of that g snaps raty : among iudueiiual citi/ens of the holding Statea : the universal appeals f.;r the j pardon of the chief criminal; the doctrines of . tbe Hvi.i'Kit book and its cudoisement by the Governor of New York, by Senator Sew un aud aixty-eigut Black Kepublicau men, be .-j ~; Congress, if, after ull thee** warnings, the South permits itself to be lulled nguni into '. prolound repose and confidence, bbßSbSj Vifi be an explosion at some unguarded moment be neatb ber feet,compared Ui which ihe Hui _«-: i Tnrrj invasion waa the merest child's play. Ice in the I'otoniar. The failure of the Horlhstl mail to arrive at tbe regular hours for a day or two pas t. has hsencausedby Ice in tbe Potomac. Tbeaieamt-r j Powhatan left Washington on Monday mora. : ' Ing, and was about four hours making h> r way j as tar as Alexaiidria, as we learn fruin the | Cattlte. Ou leaving mat place, she gallantly J ploughed through tbe im on her way to Aquia ! Oreek, wblcb the reached about 0 o'clock tbe i gems night, thus traveling at tbe rale sf ab.iu i \%an miles an bonr. Miss and Mr. Rlcbinfts. j We went to trie Theatre last Monday niR-ht, ! to see tbe Daughter of the Regiment, we | 'be j writer of Hit* article) not hf.vinf; seen Mi»» j RifHiNos before. We found beras we , \|ni t ea\a most eanxraalag ne treat; thedau«hte: and j jinpil of ParTBB gboatUKM could hardly belese-. | She sang delioiousty, and lier acting wrw. H the SanJBBBBt tßßfVea refined, eleßant. and, at : the same time, natural. Wiibal,bbeh;i»al»eau ttfal flmire, anil, we think, tint BVawlßßt face we ever saw u.»on the stag-e. Iriditd. It is very i hard to moßt with a sweeter, on or off the stage. Mr. Rn himjs i* th- fame Put Kit Ricatnoe i ihat he was tweniy-*>even years as;,), when we j »aw him .day Sir B—lAaHn Rackbitb, in the 0M I'tirk Theatre, "Com-ule Fiance," (that is, ! Sivii'iiiN Ireiiijj Manager.) aud FABBI Ke.viiu.i-. j »»eiiig in all her glory. \Ve BBtail never aotgit ; that cast—".Sir Peter Teazle," Mr. PLACfta*. i "t.'barles Surtace,'' Air. OoAA. Kemiile ; Sir . "Reiijauiiii Uackbie," Mr. Ukhi.m.> ; "Lady j Teazle,' Mus FaSHT Kkmiii.e. Tune, .No- ! vemtier, l-l:. Mr. KlCßUnoe was,at that tune, i one ol law liatKiaoinest yoiinc men l:i New j York, ami a deadly enemy lo Use pence of tbe ) young, iiutn-s in Tlie Ik.'.x.-.-,. Weiiave olleii seen fclßß Blncr, nt Tbt Walt.ut Street in Pbiladel j,hia, and we never saw lum fail on nny occa sion, or play in auy ilia racier Wbieb be ilnl I not sustain better than any otlieractor weever i saw try it. IroN CjcBAB Dl Ba2ax, for in- \ Btsmesyalwajra nainenra to ns taxne and insipid, | .-iini»ly hecanse nobody plajra it libs he used to ; play it. 'Ye ace B-rad to tee the veteran's pow- j m mellowed, rather tiiaii Unpeired by tune. Hut KiSe BtcaiaOß, with lie! tsvveet voice aud beautiful feature.-, is aawglßßtl attraction I'ist now. _ Deaths of Plwllfllllll < Mru in j-•'»'.>. The If. Y. Herald enniiierates among tbe great aad good of Obe world who have Jfttssed from life (luriiig tbe la-t twelve months, YV • U. PiiKsiotianii Wa'himitox laviwo, bright t names in Am"i i-iui literatnre; Ht btbChoatk, j mi emiiieut lawyer: In tinat Britain, Hal- j i.am, the historian, Lady MonoAV, l»r. Laud- i Btsnj and In: iliim v; in I'ranee, DbTOOQOTb. , vrLLB, the able commentator on tbe Democracy of America; while tbe whole world has lost the ceesaopolitna ■eninsof Ai.kxam.ki: i»»-»-*- I-..i.in. Tne Ual of Enropena statesmen baa been diasißlshed by tbe name of HxTTXBsn n, and science baa lost two shining in Bat Mil. and Stkphk>-on. Baring the but year, Judge Mas©*, our popular Minister a 1 France.has died, and in tbe capital of that conn- ' try, Mr. Walsh, one of oni oldest editors and j ripest scholars. t rime in [few Verb. Tbe New York Herald, in its chronological ; record of events for 165!), gives an ace.,'' ■ of the nanrders, homicides and suicides commit- ! led vi tae BBPtropolisofKewYorkdnringtbal period. Tlie increase of crimes of this nature j tn New York, for the present year, amounts j to lilty percent, over the returns of murder j and homicide for lasl year. The following | li-t shows the aggregates foi tbe two periods: | 1858. 18» Murders i" is Homicides M ti Bmeidea W 77 _. _ Total l"r I3S Tiiis increase is wholly disproportionate to the growth of tbe New York population, and j is attributed by tbe JaVrohftotbe inefficiency I i of ihe poli.e system and tbe imperfect admin [ istration of criminal law. railing onl the Aiilitarj . ! Whilst free-soil j urnalists ol New York ; , have hud a good deal to ray of thai which was j , none of their busim - —the large forceraised j ■ to repel the threatened rescue of Jons Bnoa'M— ! they seem to bavi l .rgotteu tii. extensive un! itary precautions in their own State, but lit- , tie more ihau b year ago, for ihe pro action oi the hospital on States [eland. TbeNew York volunteers were sent there vj tbeGovernor tof that S'.a-e on the 13th of September, IS3B-I and were not withdrawn until the Ist ol Jan nary, 1850, tbeir expense to the State being all I that time upwards of ;i\c hundred dollars a onv. - —«*JFi—-- Acrideatste Steamboats aad Railroads. According to statistics lately publistied, tbe ' riiiiroii'J accidents in the I'm ed S;a:i 3 for ihe list seven years have amonnted to '■■'■, by which 1,109 were killed and 3,611 wounded.— ! The steamboat accidents during tbe same pe riod were2l3, killing 2,304aud woundingoso. "Whilst i lie no in in r of ace.tlcn,.-on water has not been one-lourthof tboseby railroad,and the wounded only about a fourth, thelossof life haa been double by accidents on the water of that of tbe bind conveyance. Legislature. Loth Houses of the L gislature were In ses. Eion yesterday. J...•:'.;. Q-ov. Mostagub as mitueil the Chair in tbe Senate with aspeech which will be found reported in tbe proceed ings of thai body. In tbe House a bill was passed appropriating $25,U0ii to thee ii*i , .i;i'.'!!i fund. A resolution was introduced in tbe siiiui) body inquiring into the propriety of t.iiitiK bachelors, past JO years cl age,?l(»per annum for tbe education of poor children. 1 i.c Index. Lkwis W. t 'AitKi.L, Esq., hai become one of tbe proprietors of that admirable journal, the Virginia Ind .-, ii;n! will hereafter be nssocia- j ted in its management with its present aule ; aud experienced editor, B. M. DaWiTi, Esq. Mr. (.'ahull Is said to be a gentteautn of fine ; acqnirementa ami great energy, and we wel come him with pleasure to the editorial fra- | ternity of our city. The Steamer JAmestOWn. , This steamer started yesterday on her re- ■ (em trip to New York, but got only about abalf mile down the river when she was compelled , jio put back oa account of the lee. She Is bow quietly moored al her wharf al Rocketts, where =Le must remain until the river is clear, ; : which may be some considerable time, from present appearances. BaATn <>i' Judob BtACKFOKD.—The Hon. j laaae Blackford, senior .1 ad,.;,' of the Court of Claims,died in Washington Ofty on the even- : , ing of the3lst nltimo. II" wns appointed to but honorable and important trust by Presi dent Pierce in !-',:;, and was indefatigable in ; . the diacnarge of his laborious duties. The I National Intelligencer says lie was a resident of : tae State of I udianaat ihe time oi his appoint ; msrnt, held high rank in the legal profession, i i and was much esteemed as a citizen and friend- : Imi'ouisof liuv Qoosav—We kmrafrom the Journal of Commerce that the imports of dry (roods at the port ol New York for the , year 1850 have been larger by nearly twenty . million dollars tnan for any previous y.-ar In the history of I lie conn try. and nearly fifty three million dollars larger than for the year ! h-3-. A part ol tins increase lias doubtles* re suited irom the depression in this trade which ' succeeded ItntflaanehU revulsion of 1557. UjMVßaerrr w rata Sonn.—Brthopa Polk | :ind Elliott are now on Sewanee Moimtain, I arranging to l.ieak irround in baying the corner ; stone Of the new t'uiversity of the South, [ which baa been endowed wiih half a goiUion of money. ILshop HopAJna, of Vermont, is ' wilU them. I Yaliamle (Ini—The Walgß of Albe- ■ ; marie county, Va., have presented the Hon. ; : Wm. L, Qnggfca, a valuable gold watch, as ■ : 1 testimonial of their personal regasd, as well ag approvil and Bstsairatlea of the "zeal, SB- j erjiy and ahility displayed by lum in the late t i ■basraatoriA] eaatpgUga.' 1 The Lvmiiih u,i ExTaasioa.—With has • xvcpuo .oi ibtt braaga aero-1 Janaaa river, has ! L> a -tiiiurg T 'xteusion of tan Orange and Alex- • andria Kailroad is couiplevd. Tne lied of the load is finished, ami the rails laid io Lynch burg. With the above exception. Orroamoa Stats OoavaaTtOß..—Tae Ooa vention of the Opposition party in Virginia! w.U Ut held in tbi* city uu Uaßawawi Wohs ruary. ft is exfiected tbrtt every county in the State will b» lepresenteil. {o"gWe regret to learn that Mr. Jnux VYuit*, formerly connicied with the telegraph , otlice in this city, died yesterday inoruiug, in Peterriburjr, of consumption. j A movement « on font for the establisUment j of a cotton factory in Norfolk. | CoLLisioo.-Lai t night about , o'clock, as the ferry steamer Norfolk was on li-r way to her wharf .m the opposite side of the river, she ; wa« r.in into by a Sieam tug, and in Aye nittt utes wenttLwu in tliteen leet water. Tho ferry boat had a considerable number oi pas sengSrs aboard, among idem a female, at.d we are pleased to suite that every one got 01T with out a diukiiig. , , , . This morning the smoke stack and the roof ing is ail that can beaten of mesanken -team- | er As vet, we luar no opinion as to the ex- , ten! of her damages, or probable cost«.! repairs. An effort to raise iicr, however, will be made at once.—i'BVtsmeaaa Tmnirript, lwe«aa%. Deceased —Wm. J. Harksdnle, Esq., an esti mabie dttsea of Amelia county, Va., fthafwfi ihe j ith oi Dscemher. The skate factory of Williams. Morse k Co., in Bkowhegan, Mi , was destroyed by fire on Wednesday night. Loss heavy. Hon Robert Allen died ai his residence In Bedford county, Va , on iheawth ult. ■a Pol »t I'KRioii AatßßOTTraa axs Photo- j IBAPHS, «0 tohßßs' Oilerv, 115 Mam St., opno- j Hi!,' Govsranr. , ~, . , K.,r superior Antbrotyses aad Photographs, jo to KiK"' << diary, 149 Mata »t , oseuaita Uoverßor. lor superior Aii.t»r..t. pes nnd Photographs, to tn RKr -' (iallery, MS Maie St., opposite Uovernor. Their pre es are the lowest, and thou »ort pr,> nounced tne best m the eitj. Their prices sre ths .(.west, nnd ttieir work aro nrmßcedthe best is ths city. Their priess ire tlie lowest. :mj thstl work pro nt uaeed the nest ia ti,e city. J* 1—« Rii.A-iil.tv. '"'"< ■''"'• '>■ *•*"*_ Ei-mk/nrr. okl lad) "i our acfluamtaace baa been reatlv afflicted with Asthma lor Hiani years, and ■Vis tried r. multiplicitj ol prescriptions, with little r»r no effect. My wife sent her i ranol .-, i-.x ,•: tbe Bboschial faoCßßs. After n «aw days ws heard tbit she found great relief front their use. and to dm she sent a messenger some five nuiea to procure more. We had onli one box lett, but could not refuse it." Bbowb'b Bboxhial l «•> hbs, ... .',,'.... Loxexses, a"- soli; throu >< I the 1 ni ted btates. .' ;l * _v ' rbSacwlt ajaßicHn. »» Tbxatxx. A GREAT BILL. MISS CAROLINE BICHINOBJ , , M.SS CAROLINE ;; It'ii! \'is, and tier father, MIS 3 CAROLIW X RICHINGS^ iMR. PETER ETCHINGS, in a \IK. PETER RICHINGS, r\\!i: PETER KIOIiINGS, •; R A WI > !•' NTKBT Ai N M >■'. NT J GRAND KNTKRfAINMENT) To-night. .KAM) fcNTERTALN '.. KN l'\ MI3B CAROLINE- RICHiNG*! MISS CAROLINE RICHINGS! as .MISS CAROLINE RICBI.NG: , i.MARIEand KATE DALRVMPLE, vcitli < MARIE and KATE DALRYMPLE, ( V. A RIK and KATE DALR IfMPLK, DELIGHTFUL SONGS.J JIKLIGHTPI I. SONUS,} Tom.lit. .-.o\'iS.\ IMISS CAROLINE RICHINGS will ling .Miss CAROLINE RICHINGS / WI -s CAROLINE RICHINGS LA MARSEILLAISE! I.A MARSEILLAISE! and the LA MARSEILLAISES ..STAR SPANGLED BANNER. Her father, (STAR SPANGLKf) BaNNEK. fS I'AH SPANGLED BANNER. MR. PETER RICHINGS,; UR. PETER X! 'lll.N'.jS. will appear as MR. PETER RICHINGS,\ l ROBERT, and as the : ROBERI, f ROBERT, IMMORTAL WASHINGTON,! IMMORTAL WASHING ion. in ths grand IMMORTAL WAaiIINGTON.t ALLEGORY . win bs {Patriotic alleoob r, / I'AI RIOTIC A- LEGORY, GREAT RESExTBL vNCEJ GREAT RESEMBLANCE has been !>REAT RESEMBLANCES To the departed v I aiversally Acknowledged, bane and | Universalis Acknowledged. Hero flJaiversaiti Aoknow ed^ed. THE EN I'l RE COM PANYJ IHE ENTI RE COM PANY. in the THE ENTIRE COM PA N f\ iSTA R SPANGI RD B vNNFR. Secure your STAB SPANGLED MANNER seats. {STAR SPANGLED BANNER. SERVANTS FOR HIRE. EM>R HIRE—Two l ? ies. a boot 11 years ol -.-<■ • who have been raised to house work, and are ,t. competent DINING ROOM SERV ANT».- Appl) .it bi) residence —Clay, lietween 3d and ith sts., or at mi ollice, lltli Btreet. i ear .\i.,..,'- bridge. j:i i—ts ' ARCHIBALD BULLING. l "■<» li !*!.:,'■ have for hire 'v... lirst-rste ! HOUSE SERVANTS and LADIES' MAIDS. i'oi t trms apply to meat no store cornei Main and ;.:,-■, its, ' !/. l-.sj ALEX. '"Ti. Pill: HIKF—FARfti HANDS, two or i; ' ! '" I HOUSE ' RLS. and one »oun>; WOM *X. v. ith child i« ii ' i-'H • old, who is a .- >od plain ODOiv and LAUNDRESS. ,-, i -3t - T . I! MONTAGUE. CHIR RIBJE : 't.i-i rate~MEAT COOK; I 00.l 5' DlislNO ROOM BOY; IWASHP:R and IRON ER; 1 first-rate TWISTER. -Mi. '«' ri !-.',... C. G. THOMPSON, at Oar House. It HIRE V i;.s: i ite l;i\;\i: ROOM r SERVANT,(maIe.; A.V.STOKES. <. RA \ "-. ;'. : lilt HIKL.-I have for hiri a i' tui in ii.- rot SERVANTS; arr.ont *hem are Rool House Servants. House Girls. Factor) >'temniers. twisters and ft'erewtnert Farm Hands nnu House Boys. Apply to JAMIS MOORE ia 3. ,(,- (i, posite I■• ■'-' Charl Hotel. t'.'iß I'.fKr A ..,/,! COOK, WAS HEM md I [RON KR, with a thi'd; ■< . nnd L'HA VS B'• H - 1 VTD md two Boys STEMM ERS. Appl) :.t the tuficeol ! in nlop, Moncuro A Co. ja3-3t G. W. ROYtTER. :"J»i: lilKl .—Four No. 1 BARRELOOi PJiRa, j r ,)| h { dv, ible !i idi, d vonn men. ." p , to 2 -.it ' ALEX. :,: TttABUE :\- ~ s ~. ! nOR IIIRi:- A first-rate BLACKSMITH, who j I ,- -, N., l iorse all *i and v. ■. n ••• r. jn2 -e.'iiif <.. A. '.'li BNSHA W. ' 'poßAttO BOX MtKbfi FOR HIIIK.—A • firstaate BOX MAKER.whois agooO.sf.t dy, reliable hand. Kmiuire at thisoffice. d*3l -tl • i:s v '.-% .ii FOX ;i:u«:. -- IWO .....:.'. C 5 from 15 to 17 Tears old, iiceustoined to house ser .. ce«nd v.-tv capable, and one SMAI L OIRL, ibout <l years old. Apply at WALKED GO'S de3u--ta Store. Main street. S3RVANT ~i FOR BALE TTtWO NEGRO M£?i FOR SALE PRI- I V'ATELY.—For sale to remam intheoityor rieitehliorhood. two aood FACTORS HANDS- one iiu or 31 yeara of a c, the other *4; to he sold foi ao fault, but in order I i theaetl ti- .... ol i.-- te. '1 ;i-- men are also actii eaud h md) at other work. Price moderate. Inquire at this office, 'a 4-.it* DOR SAA.E—A valual x ynnag N EURO * AN, F a g ood FARM il A Mi. and an excellent ser- I v.ini'. 'i'l,-'' owner desirinii nt to send birn out oi , the State, wi : l aell him a barttatn. Appl* to .lAMESMASSENBCRG, j»4—lt* Office ofthe Columbian Hotel. CH)K SAL.fc.--A WOMANJ <•".••. 24 joars ohl j I andTWO CHILDREN,) irla.)one three and the other aix years ol age. The woman is aver; .'0.,.1 i rvant. anrt a good Cook; and as she is sold for no fault. I will tike a very moderate prfce tor ii r.t she ,• :ii ti'iil h home in the city. Apply al t ; i g office fur tne name ofthe owner. ■-.', it" COR SAI.E—To remain in oi nesr town, f M F.GRO M AN, altout IT : • irs of age, who has neon accustomed to waiting in the house, drivin ■i carriage, Ac. Satisfactory rei'ereaoe wi.l be given in raspeet ;■ character and fonlifteatioß. Apph at Car) irtrcel J.-0,. :!,•;;•. eod3t* .' : . GRADY. VI RSE AM) HOI SERVANT.—A sn -> perior NURSE and HOUSE SKRVANT.witb one yonns child, is <»*;-• r«■, lin exchange for a tTntr, ..r lm at calaation. or would be soli! to remain :■! !or n-?ar the citj. The woman is he ilthj and like'y, an I, incut, sew. and t, *ke | '■■ lin Dresses. Ac. Aii ;!. ur WALKE &. CO 'S Store, iic 39—-tf M mi street. CEJIVA.NT S FOR SALE.—I wish to sell to >~ stit.ie one who v. ill not remove them from Rich mood, a NEGRO WOMAN, ahoat twenty-three yea's old.-ittl lier two yonng children. The wo- ! man ia ■ i.ti to be a 6rat-rate boose servant, washer and ironer, and avood seamstress Her character i» nnexceptionsJ le, and .si,e is offered tor t lie oniv because her owner has ao nse for her. Apply to nic tit the St:.:c Court- House, de V-ta r.KNi. POL LA X P. \! Ai.l ABLE SERVANT FOX SALE.—I, 1 have for sale a Servant ii.i!. i mulatto • abont !Byeaisoid. \t-rv likeli. of unexceptionable cha racter. Pbe tv a first rale SEAMSTRESS, NURSE and BOt'SE SERVANT. A (treat bar gaifl may be had !>) immed ate application to de 23 tl I-:. I! COOK, N0.711 Main st. pOR. SALE, nX lillil-A nearro MAN, s 1 >od GARDEN ER, and his wife.CS or69yeara of ace,unexceptionable H.f to character. *-..']i mnst go together The woman ia 'i fair COOK, una ;t good WASHERaad IRONER. Ab»lj to de2r>-ts ii. R. I'KAiCK. BANK OF VIRGINIA,,~ Rn■it'.in' tt. .fttttnrv 3d, 1880. < '•IMIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Bank I have (iec!,rt,la DlVlDENDofspereanl ~ I of tbe profits of tae last six months, which, after piyiii'. '~ i>, rent. bonus to tiio State leaves 8\ per cent., or •*'.'■, persbare payable t..ii, a .- ,•„ holdeis. I.i.i i--c.li;'] SABVL -MAUN. Caahier. DIVIDEND —Tlie I'ren tl. Nt and hi»setora ol Ihe FARMKRM' BANK Of VIRGINIA have lieeliit-l a dividend of :mu per ecnttuit at tan p.ofiti of the laatitntiofl i.t the last stx months— aedactißC therefrom oae-fourth per cent, bonus to the State, leaves 3fe rer cent. parat.le t., t.iu s ■.■:^,.. ; ,i,>,b. J. a: SMITH, j i L-*dV|t Cashier. VOTWite;—Ti,e!i.i,"'iof D',reei..i7si.ftl.e"BA>K -> Of TIE «:i»MMON'.VEALTHh'iveihis ili, •le.-'artd B Dividend ci i nws.z i ci cent, out . I' t ie profilajjpt.'ie Ijjs'itiition, tsubj'ejt to a l.oim.s el' V, oi ; per cent, trvthe Stiit«,> payable on ami after tliti 9th fast. .1. li. MORTON, Cashier. Riehmoad, -"tl .lan'*, \9k% j., i-ar I>;»lTO>IKY BOND.-Sealed pTiipdainle a ill ) received by the Consai "i ttraaoa in Vir liiitiu »t u,e ofice of th* Vi c Coesul of France ie rforfolk, Vi , for a BOTTOMRY BOM), ofii etiin betwe*B fifteen and sixteen Ihous md i!altars. on tin Preach lurk ITRfGUAH ami p«r«o now lying in the harbor of Norfolk, aad .hhicil to Havre; .->.i,f ixmil lo ba gnarantesdatt>« ow.it rass of (ered M noon on the lOlii day of .!.it,u ,r : , fSoil, at •aid ollice. rtorfotk, Ist. January, IKb. J.i a—at ftß.il 1: R1 fc. ?», I It I iTSan ii PRO V ISI UA S. Vi l havanow ia store the most complete aSBBrt- BBBnt of Fainilv Broeertes, Teas, Wines, Lienors and Ci tars j ABsVsß.Craahf rr tea. Potato asi Snmk ed lieei, Stiluioii ami Hahl-ut, bi w Hiuar-curad li'iuiH, Rreasta aad Shoulders; sn.ier Extra aad F.(.,.i,5 K'.itir. stars Mountain oWkwheat Motaat -88. Ate., which I will sell love.- than cm leiur c!i ;>..'.1 at miv similar establislmieMr in the ait*. I P. KAVENA6H, 17." Broad st., below O'ii. EFINED aHI«AR« -she bote, llxtra 0 ami 0 Coffee Se-.irs; ,",o Mil*, second Blade Codes finger ; Inu bids. Crushed rlu«ar : HA) JBhla r„vrderud aud GisiiuU'.ed Sugar; a> bbls. Cut Loaf.Smart for sale by E. ILSKINKBR k CO. MARRIED, At Hie resilience of Che bride's f-vti *r. "it IB* rl-ivafternoo't. Dearo*"*' -'• v. *'**■ « ,T '"7 L.„ Mr. Hatchet, H<.!!'T 1' H'»v»AN. Ebb... and £.!« SARAH L. H"LT.dau AtaTa?Wm.ls.Molt, Esq.. till n| Chesterfi.'l'l conn') nm»Citf papers plassn cosy. In vlncsßßVa. I. d..'t. IM| »t pit,-. ty a Rp , v : > Mr ;. Jamaon, Mr. I.AFAYK', rM MTUg; fct? "r Richmond. v a., to ,Vio HI LMN E .daugli.erol CapC baas Mas*.,.! vi nose nee.lan. D/23D, On raesdii Bmrsiai, January J**.. MM. at i,ei r ,.» eases, , n Id stieet. Mrs. L. .L PI I 19, in US !t.-r Mineral «iil take phvss fvmnCfsv Street Meth .li .ur. n.'i'i TBSrsday.Jsßaßri Bth. at Ml o'clock A. M The friends asd aoouamtaacesol the deceaaed arc respectfully intitsi to aliens without further notice. On tie. i.uiit ot tbe ad lastaat. at 9Ja a clock. OWEN MACENLNA. a BBttvs "t Ins conaty Louth. Ireland, in the »th yearof bunas. i: ■ funeralwiil tike plaeetbial "sdneeaayiai tetBOOB.St fo'ohwk, Fetter* Cathedra His fneada snd acquaintances, and those oi i. ~ brother 18-law, Jobs Atnueu, are respe illuU., in \ ited to attsad- OnSaturdas aveninv, Dec .iis'. at hi* resilience. io this city, Capt. WM. BURK, in tae Is'h vuar ,n h.- it.:". _ «»« J , ! _f3irS» PUBLIC MEETISfI IH HAI.I-j ueCSL FAX.—At a Urge meeting of tne« Usena of this county, held at Brooklyn, Dec. Mtb.lSiH, Col. ttvi.m., ti ati is -1. .\ li: was called to tin chair, •nd Tho*. E. Babksoals appointed BecroUrv. Tne Cnairnian having explained theouyeei ol the meet iv, the following geutlemea wereappoißU : j a coiiimttce to prepare reaolutious, vib. [Obi ut Chalmers, Capt 1". L. Roy all, Capt. Wm. V ilsoo. Robert S. .Mi,l». Dr. Thomas Hayni,and I ... Barksdaie, who, alter consultation, reported tbe | Whereas, The re'-ent treasonable act ..!' John Brown, in atternptina te excite a servile insurrec tion in the Mite ol Virginia, lets met with iiper i ral by such numbess of our Northern feiloa on sen*; and whereas, his capture, trial, conviotion I and execntion have called fortn such •uttmratsol stmpath] from .Northern faaaties, and sncßexe cration opo« the he-ids of those who were in ti mental in bringing htin to the gallows; and where as, ihe conservative element ol Northern society tins been bo slow to nt. and acoouiphshed •<> little while acting ; now, theretore, ..... Resol ■•■'. Ist. That, in onr estimation, i. ia high nine for ever.', good citizen to prepare andeeuip I h'mself for trie "irrepressinle conn ict. /.'.. solved, id. That, while we have fat! confidence in our representatives in tlie Legislature, and ti>'i>e I that they arc fully awake: to the exigencies ol tne I times, yet we would nrge upon them the nsaessity I of using every effort thoroughly to ami aad equip the militia companies ci tbe ."-.tute. ;.ri,t to ins I such laws as will give more force aad vitality to | our militias,stei.t. ;, ■ , vrd, :'<t. fbal wa further suggest to then the propriety ot passing Ir.-,* encouraging one.-' importation to the ports of V irginia. Resolved, Ith. That Virfiniav ill maintain and defend her rights by conantuiional action within | the Union, .1 sin- .••it'; without, it she rr,i:.s:. Resolved. Uth. Thai re believe Hia Excellency. Henry A. Wise, haa performed ins dnty.hiawhote duty,and not .iux else but hia duty, in suppressing the invasion al II ,r t .- ; ■ Perry,and ths>t bade- I serves the admiration and lasting gratitude of cv- I cry man, woman and olnld, bond or tiee. is liie I : tate cf Virginia. _. , Rtsolviil, 6th. That t i~ proceedings ol this I meeting he published in tne Echo, Dispatch. Kn-I r, Examiner, aad Whig. ia 4—lt Rici|..ii.\n, Januan 1,1M60 S I "iis, AN .U).t!»tilM.U HEaVAINGof «SCSE the Stockholders ol the JAMES RIVER and KANaWHA COMPANY will be hel.l al lino office on TUESDAY evening, the 17th instant at ■'. ~*cl( ck. WM P. MUfIPORD, Seoretary. ia I—3av Sw .>- — :=> wi;. the r>uf:ifsi(;M». I gpSOEa having bsea informed that anme medical men. of thia city, are attending pal :eniii bj the tear, for a specific sum and believing thai this practice is injurious to the interests andderogat ■ i, to the honor ol the medical profession, -i - *■;- *' > •<s hazardous to the pntiert. do hereby r " affirm ti linion of ti)" "Medical Society of \ir i ja,' j as expressed ie the ''Code ol Ethics.' and of the I profession of the city.a. expressed in a resol nt ion append* d to I be "t inU • i foes." •A"- tie"- fore 1,,11.c ourselves not lo attend j patients by the year and to ret'nse con ultations I with any ph) sician who maj directly or indirect • I be guilty of su ■', i ractii ». Rob't ii Cabell, !'• W I bonis ■. Th Pollard, ■' I isnt, AlbertSnead, '' '. ABd»raon, M. Burton, 'arson, .it... l).,ve, Ciias . II -. .1. :•'. D. Cnllen, Geo. B L. S. .lo ties, A. R. W oi bam, Jn... Move. Jr.. Creed rhomas, Jno. A. Cunningham, P. W . Browi , U'm. P. Pa mer, li. A. latum, J.-i-. tl. Coniv r . A . i . i'liit. Robert il flribell, R- T HondleVi (,\iei> B. it,.., Chas. It. Briaki a, John i'- Little, O. A. Crensh • w, Krs. W. Hsncock. Wm. H i i lor, Ch. Bell ...1 urn. Wm. W. Parker, David Si. Tucker, '•■"■ >co Pc v ■■}, 11. ... !' lomas, Bl ir Burwell, P. Vf. Roddey, Randolph Harkadah), M Howard, Wm U. (iwathiuey, R. s \. -t. R. r Coleman, James Beats, is li. Wellfoid, Ueo. C. Rtwlmgs, David WTt.tson, .1. N. Brocks. Thro. i : . W inn, Ro. v H ixa :. Hand., ph Basvison, .'. .■ !•'. J k-ei, P. li. 1..1ie. .... r. Pet • las, Wm. A. Patt - n. ','' K. W ilnon. Jas B. McC K.(i.Hi .'.: tiiiin. Richmond A. Lewis, j I. Marx, Bi -,n is f'owe .. K. C. Drew, Jno Knox, James Dove, I nt r ,i.,. .f-t.i... Bolton, Jno. 11. I.i ics. M B. Carter, ja :i-it* ", k FOR BALE.--To remain in the tiCS cil or ,• nntry adjasenl TWi Ni , LIKELY MEG ROES—men, wo nei . boys md . iris I —some very line diniLg-room servants chaml I 'iii.ii--.. snd une likely wcmsi., with ;>.. r children. - Phey can be seen it m; office during the Chriat- I mas. I would like to sell s mesixtocn of them to I . „ :, ne i. !. chmond or th< count) of 'iloit eester. Thej havej - been divided from an cs i t ita. The own <r has oo use foi them and tin yan i sold for no lauit. ! shall ctmtmne to HIRE 01 ? N RG ROl S, t - NT Ol I'UuUaEs uU SELL NEGROES and R ..>!. ES rATE. privately. This •.'iiioiHi temenl is m idebe mse bay a; < a elected Commissioner I' tl a Revenue ole 'c :•■: distrii't of this city, my friends might conclude 1 ii.i given vi m v a rem v—the two do not confl et ut I all. ii. W.H.TYLER, lieneral Agent. ja 2Gt Marshall street, between 6th aad 7:1.. | _.- VIRGINIA CEMRAL .H.iil-I CI LTUB M. SOCIETY -A meeting of tlie Executive Committee oi this Society will take i lace at the office of th • President on VVEDNES DA . ti ":t. at 11 o'clock I ■ .ii. ,!,- n-td C. DIMMOCK, Sec'j Va C. A..' : . B_-3ft» t UPOH TANT NOTII E—TO PA R KS M KRS AND CO M Mi 38 lON MER CHANTS.—'Jn and liter ths Ist January. 1860, 1 pi pose to furnish GRAIN tIAGS for the use iftbe fanners and merchants living and business •,!••". the line of th Richmond. Predericksburg and Potomac Railroad. The chargewill be that for merly chanted ;i> tii r - Conipan.. All orders for I»r»-.s will be prom ply attended to. Apply to age at at Richmond, oi the agei tsat the eountn depots. JOHN K. MAi MUKI l>. de I.l—iLVcwlut Kijiiiiioint, Va. 01 THE R. k V. R R. C 0.,1 R'( rmobd. Dee. 15 l-!..< V NOTICK.—A general meetim ofthe t->—j.-. Stockholders of the RICHMOND nn.l i'ORK RIVER RAILROAD COMPANi will be : helaat \ c t Point, m the county of King William,! ■n. fUESDA\ . the Uth (ii> of January, laoo. Bj order of the Boa-d of Due • , A. W. MORTON, See'y. 1 The above is expected to i:-a important i meetint; t-i the Stockholders, and it is hoped Ihat] eHi-h cue will interest himself in ita organisation, by lient.' present .ti person oi by proxy. i'« IS—Stswtd A. W. M. ' : PARMERS' BANK OF VIKGIJS- j SKS lA.—The annual meeting of tii? Stock I In Id >rs of thia B ink ".ill t' : - h ; ,i al their Bank ng \ House in thia city, on Vv EDNESDAY', the llth d , oi January. HMO. An ac! ol tins General Assembly, passed U in h 25th, 1843, prescribes that " Nt> smoer oi l i rector of r. .. s:. ill vote by proxy lor an] . ••>■»- ! holder in any erection of directors or omcersof t ! bank, nor shall any proxy be valid which slnl! have been executed six!, days before the timeol aey election." ii-lu-c.H.ii.l J. A. SMlTH,Cashier, j NOricS.—The General Veetme of ssKjEb ths STOCKHOI DERS OF THE HANK Or \ l£GlNlAwilibebeldatth«ir Bsnkin< House, m the city of Richmond, on MONDAY, the t>th of! Januan next. Tlie law provides that bo Officer or Director of I the Bank shall vote its the pmxv ef a stockholder I in say electioaol Dirsetors orOAtcßrs of tae Bank; i r.-.r ihall an j proxy valid which shall have been executed sixty dins before the time ol election. de6-3tawtd SAM'L MARX.Cashier. S'fOt KOE IIILI, UEMIKAL! AGENCY. &. VY. H. TYLER, Ojßei on Marsha!., Between Sixth and Seventh i Streets. Continues toRKNTOUT BOITBES,HIRF OUT NEOROES.SELL RBAL RBTATE, SELL NR vj ii ■. .1- 8. nr.il aetaaa GENERAL AGENT He' returns his thanks I «the liberal patromme bcatow- j ed npon him foi two years past. au *1- Cm LMUi: '.\SI KA.MIK. The AI.HEMAHI.E T INSURANCE COMPANY, of Cnarlottsavilre, Va. mam T( aa: V».«. T. Baaly, .; T. .li^es, H. H. Magbcpee, In; s. Wool.. Joan Cochsas, lir Cnv<.CAKrrß I'l. M. L. A '~0..K-o.N. B. 0. r'L.!.V'M,.,.N. liio?. L. t vkisu, WM T. I AHLY, I'iesiilert. JOHN WOOD, Jr., Socretary. Thts Company, with a capital and surplus ofnp ararsa ol »jbO.OUO, located in tue heart .i me Old Dojbinlon; its shareholders idaatiaed in m tttie.-i v.uli the citizens at Biahmssjil. aps] con Uibutißf to the proaperit) and oomaereial pro gress of this c;iv — found,safe.and rrliabis—in sures asaiaat h«.s bs Ei.„ va the mast Cavoraole ten.is. w itsses tbe following lots: Ist. S:i,,le risks confined tn .~smtt». --it Amount of i,,:-.<e> itiid in live years, say, 3d'D?videsda paid to stockholders during tie B.inie time, 'ii per cent. With such antecedents, and aith a dsterreisa tion to most a', futitie fnir claim", !* r lot,*, prompt » acdaati*fae»orilt,the ALBEMARLE IN-i il- ANCE CO* PANY ccnfideßtb ash Bsreassdpa troi iitl lit Ihe Bands of the good peotkle 4'{ Rich moml. P.,r IT RE INSURANCE. bbpls U THOS. M. Al.i-RIEND, A tent, jat-.">t llth »>. , RteaanVad. Va. Bktpn, LARD, ki'.-iw hi:.l,, sides Bacon; 10 khds. Ifhonid ira Bacon ; 9u 'nrrcls Leaf Laid, iw I*'xm t>h! DomiaieeSoasi IN boxes old Do niini«>ii Ciiaillcs; iisj Iw.xes Alttneier Candles; for site by CHa.S. T. WORTHAM A CO. jaa-M Nov a i*3Sf 1 Apouioi. m . -r.oue bsbbbsM No.a Scotia I'otvloes, on board schonusr J. Acorn, in the kmsk, for s*le by I jaJ It CHAS. T. WORTHAM k CO. I SPECIAL NOTICES. •r\ttr«"-«i B» ran Ins in l»rv Oo«d«— lanssr- TalvT No I'l'.K.—The siibscrfbat* »re new pre- I pnted. litore so than al n> tin;.' hsret-.f.ire. »os»U great bsrcaißß in DRY OOODS. Everybody n Search of such Weu'd do weliMunve ;bem ;i sail. ' Th«% call I' trtieu 1 »r ftfAsi.tlon to the following • i DREflSrHljfgin tr*at varietf of styles. IRISH I.[NKNS. fiist-rate article, .it,li.'-jeU. ! PHEETINfIS. esrery width, vsrv low. Bl PACKED t;OITc:».S. as Hno .s Cambric, j " ri,, "e'.l. 'Nainsooks, Jiconets and Cambric j | '' LLNJEH TABLE I.T.f'TH.S. from 2 wis. to I >U«. ""■\ \ PKIN", kWYI.TBR nnd TOWELS. LINEN TABLE o*. M *SK by ti," yard. LINEN CAMBRIC llf.lvFS very ciieap. NEEDLEWORK of everj description, in large assortment and very cheap iui- TARLATANS, RIBBONS,and aaaay ether team .. Me go< .Is. t« l>e sold tips montli at a dm . . ~,.; ~: fro,,, V^. t t Baltinaore Mia Ininrniive CssassusT. INSURANCE OP SLAVES. Ti is loac-esUbtished. safe ..ml reliable B-wtberß Ompaay insares SLAVES, at l ra rates, famn one to saves rears. , . it.-, itetiLiuis with insurers are r-rempt. fntr anu libefal. _ ~ Hi. iiik bsbl the agency in tins company in tins city t..r several yearn, the sabseriber can cortn dsatli refer t„ a lona list of extensive slave owti et» who 'ire its patrons, and with Whom its trans actions bava teen entirely satisfaatoni. Further informstina will be sae*rfully mi-en to uj seraon desiriac it. P. B. PRICE. Agsas. Oftes at T. C. 0. Drewry s Bookstore. 2 ilo.'rs below American Hotel. Thomas Poxxaan, M. D.. Medical Examiner, oilice. Governor street,one door above RichnMmo House, Ja ' ,_,t . Mv, ißMsnre Year fMasresl—Atteartlea. Ijsw OWNERS I— Superior ad vanta im are, aa usual, ol fared to «x*vb ow»sns. at the old established General Inaoraneeoffice,on Pearl atreet aextooor immediate! v to the office of E. D. Bscao. oyposite I N Itobtjov. Insurance on slaves made for any length of time, from "i" 1 month to five yeara—and to l-ve in any part id Virginia or any otnerotssro state, a' low rates. The best companies rSatwSSßt ed and all loses* promptly said. XV No T:\it Lost.—As tne undersigned ts both Agent hihl Medical Examiner, there is no DKLA.J in effrtettna insurance in tins i Bee, between the hours of 9 A M. and 1 P. M- nnd from 4 lo (i i. M. (jail nnd cet a Circular, containing the rates, find also the u E -T.'irvH^^-i^ Kj . NM p General Insurance Aveßt an.l ja4-ts Medical Examiner. na. Make Dairy Mesn»rasnlansisof important events ensasemeßts. ac. The best way to com meneeiato goto RANDOLPH'Sand buva DIAKi fur U*. Yon will Gad them oi nil sizes, asd the urices vary Iron, J5 cU. to %- 5U- IB I—2t tt7v_ Notice. --Ylr. Tlios. \V. Hurksdiile. v, h~i ie a l-'.'ii in mir employment «me» the com mencement of our business, lias bsea tins da) iid iiiitteit as.; partner in the same. SAJf'L M. PRICE k 00. SAM'L M. PRICE ft CO., BXTAILBBS oF STAPLE AM> FANCY DRY GOODS, — >.'". 157 Mai a street. SAM'L M. PRICE, WM. H-GORDON. JACK TEMPLE. WW. J. KGGLEBTON, THS. W. BARKSDALE, Taankful lor the liberal patronage bestowed oa tlieni in tlie past, respectfully ask acontinnanoa oi Their assortmenl of Go n!s is large nnd we 11.,," lected. The* invite spei ial attention to their SILK and DftESS GOODS. CLOAKS and KIRN. WOMEN'S and GENTS" I NDEB WEAR, }■' i, \N \ ELS and !'- i ,AN X I.'! S. LINEN SHEETINGS andSHIRTINGS, TABLE DAMASK, NAPKINS, TOWELIN6B, >ir..!ic To be sold for two month* at reduced prices, to cash or punctual credit customer*. SAM'L M. PRICK A CO. N. B.—All pe-"ons indebted to the late firm ol Price* Watbib* are requested to i>ay us im mediately. I ia S-«] 8. at. P. .V CO. Bra. Blanketsl ntlnnketslt— - ioer RED BLANKETS, all s'zes and auahties. Ne roBI/ANKKTS a larse supply. Heav-j SHA"W !.S ami CLOAKS [,adios' and Mob's WOOLLEN i'M'.KRWKAR. all winter Goods sold VERY LOW. SILKS and other elegant l.iess Gooda. \f.lli LOW. WATKINS* FICbvLEN. .hi 3 ".t* Notice.—We would rail the particular at tention of persona toi urrhase ne.n.es. to the sale of li t* valuable fcLAVES nt our smction house, on WEDNESDAY, the I li inst. Thej be l.vnt; to the estates of lames Pc>x and Williamson Ai. in, and :nu sold tot no fault DICKINSON, HILL & CO., ji, :;.-2t Anottsnsers. ►t _~ Selling oil nl s <:t'«;!i Sarrltfice. !'i;V GOODS AT AND BELOW COST. CRKNBHAW, <»l AR.LKB A <.'()., asa i;i;oa'o STREET. In order tn reduceour xto U.> lowaa po?s ; l>!e, ..., shall cont nue to sell until furthei notioe. wit i out te. in' I i coat. In addition to our winter stock we have opened all ol our -pi:n. and Bummer G(*OliS, remaining over from season and will ' ; : theni : .' :i «reat sacrifi<*e. Persons desire ia "I | nurchasin« for tlie approachinz senson, ari 1 find it j to their interest to exair me our stock. <• si 6t CRENSHAW, 14UARLES A: CO. ■rs. Blank Bsoka—Letter, t :i|> an 1 >ote ! PAPERS. i s ii.Ki. PENS, PEN HOLDERS. INK. iLMLLS, SEALING WAN. M i CILAGF LEAD PENCILS. K> v:, OPES, ■'• c, -Vc. We are selling our remaining stock of ST A- | TIONI i.'V'it los prieea, before our removal in I .: in iiirj t.. the store i.iv Main street, now ocea ;, ,d by C U. Yale ft Co lit 31 n KMOWLES ft WALFORD. •Sii." Slave 5n .:ir;i uc. " ALBEMARLE I *SURAN'CE CO . OF CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. SLAVES INSI'REOfor one or more yean on tbe most reasonable ten.,*. ..,; cmsss p omptl) paid. iir. F. W. II a\.oi k. Examiner KNOWLES4 WAI KORD. Agents, j Ue3l—st No. 21, Pearl st., Richmond. , rj\ s"jl!i«. and Meriaaes. SILK.-* KOR EVENING DRESSES, below cost. \ ELE'JANT INTER SILKS, Ih-iow cost. PLAIN FRENCH MERINOES. beiowcost FIG f. FRENCH MFRINOES,beIos cosl ,t...ii-.'.t CRENSHAW,(4UARLES ft CO. BrVjfeeth! Teetb!! Teeth!!! Teeth!!!! j TEETfI EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. Nob is the time foi atl who are suffering from tooth aebe and decayed atumpa, aadiatendtohave a new set, to hay c them extracted, »a v.m cat, do «•> without iiun. Call aooa, as Dr. TRAVERSE'S stsv iv the tit. is .Mime* Uat inn,ted. tii. -'in r.elviu's Block on I2tb street, iin fiotit ol Bank ißoomNo.6. I Ree hours from 8 A.M. to ■-' P. M.. from 3 tot, sad 7 to 9 i : . M, P. S—Ctiroruo diseases of nil kinds treated with perfect euecßßß, by the use of tltctrieity. as to- 2*." 1;X, Sinve iiii«tir;iii( . LYNCHBURG HOSE AND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. C 1 * iland S«r;.fi,\B-TIU,OOO. SLAVES INSURED by thia Company for one ! month or fo ir years, on the nn-st fay orable terms. Policies iMtted andloaaea promntb s.-t'le.! by O. P. BRESEE.A ait, Opposite the Amerieaa Hotel. Dr.J ts. B. McCaw, Examiner, de BS—lm ■Oh.The < oattfesslens ami Exnerleatee of !•. VlCTlM.—Deairned for the benent am; an 1 warn- I in. and a ca»tion to young men srho sutler from I Nl RVOUS DEBILITY, PREMATURE HECAY, | fee., as a consequence of earl* errors; supulviu_{. at the same time, the MEANS OFSELP CURE. ' !!... 1 Bufl'erer from the ab >ye cause and from uieJ- | ical un; ..Miio'i aad uuackery. Single copies n ailed free oa receiving a postpaid ' envelope, bearic the auoress of tbe applicant — Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq. Be.! ford, Kin-s co intv, N. Y. tie 2- "",v>l'iin2p, I ■X. * rvvlaline .lellv r»m he untie without c/ iw boiling,by usiuu the Refined Gelatine, Por aale by JNO. W. GARLICK. Apothecary ami Drugsist, Market Place, Pranklia street. BI.WW V.OilhS, AND STATIONERY,; FOB THE NEvV VEAII. Tbsanbaeribsn keep for lata or maaßßßflnrs to ! LEDGERS. JOURNALS. I DAY BOOKS. CASH BOOKS, INVOICE BOOKS. LETTER BOOKS. ! BILL BOOKS. 1 RECEIPT BOOKS. CHECK BOOKS. HANK HOOKS. TOBACCO BOOKS, , _, v . MEMORANDUM BOOKS. COP\ ING PRESSES. INKSTANDS. IMv AND WRITING H.UID, t ! AND POOLSCAf PAPER, BLOT*rfNH PAPER, BAND HAND BOXES. UOLU PENS. . , ME EL I ENS. '•.ml a. ! i I her Blank Books and Stationery orSce or counting-room. Thei ■« t I make uB to order, in both) style, any kitad of Hi.llk BtH>k desired, and »t low iiricesi de»-6t(3pl JAMES WOODHOUBE k CO, (Mlli'i.is, CAMPfTa—BTILL LOWER.- V. T ;i;s inoi iiiiig all our Carpets a'e !»roi#!,t tin'.vn on tlie hrs: loot anil will lie Bald t: this week miicl. lower than Banal Tbe good* are of th* beat iinni ill wt.u ai-;.. Bifid patterns. Also, our entire atsok of Ptapbi aad Panej in, Goods, at alasost mij piicv: to sell tiiein otf iirevirnu to removal. CHAS A. H WAT KIN. Opposite Exchange Bunk. OUNPOvVDER TEAS-of saperior quality, VX M>J half diesis. Java COPPER, lest rmai.ty, J'») mats. Orusiieif, fow.ier- ,t '~ni 1: ,-i f SUGARS,MO bb-'e. In Imli Dairj CHEESI . 2\A> boxes, for shl- N I. ft G. H DAVENPORT. Laotjavra \ni» java (om:i:.-si baga pnine Lagu-tvrat'i li'ee: 100 lis .-s cin.ee old Government Java Cortes, for aale i.v E. iI.SKINKEU V CO. MOLAS*l.>A.vO!»VKlt'.~liw bbai strictly eboiea Maseorado Molasses; MB bbls Port' laiH, Syrup; Kabuia Oebeeshausea H rnpz for aale by E. H.SKINK Ell ft CO. ( i|ll:i'.»a V.Mi « AMU.I-S. :\si \»,xa* prime v- Cuttin Cheese; bto baiSS and baM bssssJads uiiiiitiiie Candles,of l>ent iirands on i-,.iisi.iin,eni, lot Bile by E. li. SKLNKr/S A CO. PI.PPI-K AMI PniKNT4».-W lugs Pepper aud liii.cuio, f..i sale by E. lI.SKINKERft CO. O" LORYB AND Rfct TII IKU VtTllhbM -2») bbls. Cm s.iie by J. A G. B. DAVENPORT. GeUMtN AMI EXTRA HVKI P-2UO bids., for sale by I, A G. I». DAVENPORT. WANTS. An ownor for a LADY'S M-'EF. V\ left at the £&&&- m , % tee oceaston. Also, for a HILh I .VIBHEI LA.kMBBd toTsvember of the late ?•«•«»' thsse urday tee rtth Oct. The owners can In ? t,,*!* giefes l,r callis. at the hu.«b. ; i he Mr. WaonSßintiß. corner of 7tb ahd '.trace strte.s. Plt-lt* ~, \'if % n i"e1» -a < 156 k. was h k r bb< ii r one r• j W For a f'r.t rate servant allheal priesrwHLhs MM. Apply nt ths oAssofth; *»"**&£•s*" i R.;r...'id. fjH*-3f| THOS. IhM»AMEAI». I tI ; A »T"KB>-Poroorr«TKMMEM>Ja »oral atrip j » V pucker aad lour other able bodifdmen. ja4 -3t* ' Ja.j. <>KA\ b aaMim U'AMI.O.- ATsssfcer of bigk ataatdin; and | twelve venr-' expensnes ib the prove*sios, j wn-h'-s to raeate in a Hsptt*r eommnnity wbiei r-t,i , n ti,l"olMui.|iortasch«.ol»f'o.n.'.rri.!e. Bssßasa- ; ti c Virginian. S .utliern ia all <»( his e/oelimies. and Bill, therefore, teeeh in mmc hut BhiveboWlßS Statea. Would lies to rent or lease ,n the ISSSBSOl atsvioimty oftbesebonla fsrm.with bßikbnsS"n it Bumeient foi the as*s«Bwdnsionof bis Inn-itv. His I'lUv :s toteaeh the 1-rencli Ban Ertdish Lanaaauss: is ti'nm native V ,r rißian.ana will take ehame of a »c„..-l if aohVwrrt mdooe n nta are ..fiend. addrsssL. H.P«SpontSprißi, Appomattox Co., Va. m J-ot U'ANTI l»-A PARTNER-With a capital of Iron! i l.anpto SfIOOO. in aataple business, m ren.i> est blisbed. Said business will be Knaran tsed to yieldas per cent, on sseh sale, oiwbicu there ia three aysar. Full partieulara can he hail, bvaddressins JOHN GA .LLAHEL Biker, between Broad and Marabsll stay ksS—lw* Richmond. V a. TV V\Ti:P -By a vo.in? Lady, a situatior as >V GOVERNEB3 in a private family. She is thoroughly competent »o teach French. Knalish, Music and Bin*shff. A larire salary'is not ao much r.'(i'iir"<! is a comfortable home Address noa - i. Post-Offiee. ja.l-ts U'ANTEO. It) BIRK-A BOY fioi... L> t,'!2 years, to wait ib the house. One irom tiie W "^^ Bto » lefo^Dß A r!w'jOH»BTO». j»3—ts Corner ol Lei handSthata. lUA > T Bs>-COAI PUT HANOB -Lige.'sl , fl ci ices will be paid f.-r able bodied II I HAMi.<. by the Midlothian Company fortheßte sent veir. Apply at theif offics, cornel r»| Ala.n gin! llth streets, second j ' l ! ". *J _ U* f ANTKO—To hire for tbe MANCHESTER COTTON FACTORY, ahont one hundred <•.._ , lord hands nsist-nv of V EN, Bo\ 8 an.l «»! X 1,,-s. Liberal prices will be paid by earls apmtcation lp jBB-at WM. 11. POWERS,Agent UTANTriV- A situatioß ia a TOBACCO FAC TORY, l>» ayounj Bsuaofenms saperM»nos. and of business babita and qualifications. factory references will be sivcn. Address'N., at thia office. ins—nt* U7ANTEIP—One or two Booms, auitabSs for >. Vt PHYSICIAN'S OFFICE, and aitnated on Prankiia. Oinoe, M«-ihni ! . or Clay streets,and between6th tied I2i!i sts. AddressT. K. B..attnis offics. ja3-st* U' ANTED—To hire for ths present year, aa ev perieneed COOK. For such aa one. who car; come well reeommanded, a libei «.l hire srill be pain on apßiieatiofl to oE<>. J. HUMNEB, jaS-aa itew ap Pearl street. WTA NT P. B>- A TEACH EX.—A Virsiaia lady. *> who baa had .s."-eral yea-a' experience v teachißX tbe ENGLISH BRANCHES and MU SIC, wishes a place. Apaliat j-..: -« i,ANr."..!,]'rl.S Bookators. UTAfCrmV A Female [»INING*BOOM BEB VANT, tor tite pressßl v<>ar. She must be without children, -sn<l none need appli not well re commended. JAMES D. HaLyBUBTON. j.:i .'{—2 i" Cornel if ©racs aud Adams a*s, U T A>'TKI»--A NURSE.—Wanted to hire lor tbe ensuing year, s rood NURSE. Apply at my residence, corner ol r *<~ and lat streets EDW. E. DUDLEY, ja 3— ts Ifth street, bet. Main aad Prnnkhn. IITArNTB:i».»HANDB.--Wewiah to hire 3 nstn *♦ her of HANDS, suitable for WABEHOL6E WOBK. McDEARMON .'.- CHAMBERLAYNB. ja :;-*':' Inspectors at Sbockos Warshoose, LOST AND STRAYED. > ~. —* LOST—la •■. fall on the pave ,c- rnent on .*ull.in•> nis tit. a pair of **<•>* IiOLD SPECTACLES, with ess cave Klaaass. Th« finder will please deliver them at tbe office of the Columbian Hotel. Reward if required. Ja 4 ] t' 1 OSTOI SIISPL V< EO—A BOND, drawn I - Wm. Bobeaona id*'eo. tun, lor the hir • necr.i slave named Jane lor the year 1»W. lm --i. .mi which ts -i credit tor -iio. payai Is to Mrs. C. W.H it Alt persona are forewarned ;or ;i,e sin! bond, as I have eivea rcoin: in full t..r the saul -i'l' mntdus. WM.A. W OOD. Xi, limm ,1 J an'? 3.1969. j>4- If I OS! BOY.- i. small colored BOYi to or 12 i ' v ci's i f a-e. vv?is iet't i* Sadler's Hotel hy two tie ;ro men on Sunday eveeiag. the i»t "I Jaauary. The 'io Bays he tlo'i.s to Tom Parham. Tn« own*rcan ref the Boy bs previiiit pn.pertj and payinseharxea. [ja t—»wj GEO, E. SADLEB. fOM-Oii 2d inst.ob Mb street, between Main aadCarv.my FREE PAPERS. The] were in ■■:•., | tin box. I wili five a liberal tev..ir,i to ; he bn tr, if left at thia office. ANN ELIZA ROBEBTA KELTS, ia4—lt a rreewomSßol color. J (.'NT *. BOND for the hire of nine NeTroes, :-. drawn '•■ J is. 11. Grant. Ac, in favor of B Ta» lor. for the sum of $1,000. ds'ed Jaauary Ist. 1853. / li persons sic forewarned lrom trading for »-ti! Hi nd,riu payment has tieen stopped, in !-<■'' LEWIS bTtaylob. I iivi-i'i MONDAY after-," between tie. ---"-' Dispaf li Office and the corner of 3d and Mar shall streets, a HAIR BREASTPIN, ia tbeshipe ofa HEART,encased in told. Beinsvery ki«*/v irizi f by the owner, a ; : l =ttr:,; reward will !>e paid for its return to thii ..it 'c. j.ii-sr .:. kLPHEUS CABTEB. •*-_0 LON'I OH STOLEN-From C. W. rtLj-**-*. •*• '"• cornerrfClav aud (it:, »treeta. s -* small black and tan PUPPY, Hi weeks old A lil sral rew.rii will be pan! io; ins delivery, j.:.'.- 31 C. W. ALLEN. tuoTTit ,{;, " > "- Came to raj bones, on Ma 2s>.v.t . hanics ■ lie '! urnpike, about tbn j ■• ■ ■ - Bbbbsbbbbs '-■>, a red COW and CALF, 'I lie owner can &et the same by apply mc to ms aad proving property, tint! pay ing expense - j-; •: -ft W M. A. Vv'VATT. * r-r-;V> STRAYED OR M OLEV-Ptrned »a*f or stolen from mv house, on Church Bill. das I, in, - ■ med'umsized KEO COW, withatraubt, litres -nd no mark .*. 11> information reepectinr: !:■-, wi '. he thankfully received and iv ts '!v re warded. [jaZ-3t*] Capt SAM'L SKINNER. ■ "•Oil REWARD.—Ths BOOBS used m the O-^'' Col. Geo. M. Carrin 'on. wh ie Ttch snrer of tbe Manchester and Fallißf Creek i':: r :i pike Company, base either been lo.st. mialaid oi stolen, and the above reward will bs paid on their den erj to the nndersi tned Hv i>r,|,. r oi the 80-.rd of Directors de»- lm J. A-CLABKSON. Treasurer. SS TI.Hi'I'KAM E NOTI4 R.-Tba N./ r,- ..:.-,, iiiei-tiiii of Marion Division No /"v i-Soneol Temperance.wiH f" iishi si \ the Banal place of meet in*, on Brond \ at., between (.tn and 7th, en THI'RS DAY eveninitf tbs sth inst. at r - . o'clock. iti." important that every member shvnld be rresenr.a.< i nineaa aSecting the harnuoay of o;ir existsaes aa a Division ml 1 be !iroii<: t up for action, Bi order of the W. I. .'" h-» WM. SMITH. R. -!. ,#S> s~~\ OYSTERS! OYSTERS!'.—The I Hlo JSehw. PERBEV E R A N 0 E ami X' bJJVTHKTES.andsbyosji THO-. OWE >s. btsjust arrived in the Dock, foot <" 18th atreet. <aa far aa ttiev asm set.on :.■ conn lef iee.lwith as hue a 10l ol OYSTERS! aa ever was offered for phl- in tbia market. Kpteu reasaw I] please call onboard and exam as lor WIATT, JORKSON a KF.1.1.i M. j;it-2t* . Mastets. . .'* THKM BSI »tll!?:it havinc vsrcaase.l •SSPthe BRl'lr STORE of ihe late .1.H1.N W \% I 'i'I.LAR 0. on irth. tetweci lon'c an.' IS* Broad atresia, aad made large addition to tbe stock, bow offer ato tbe public -i well selected aa sortmentof DBI is. MEDICINES aad PANCV AS riCLES, sad solicits vis formsr of the house. Having bad a long experience, he will aire his pc bobbi attention to pnttiaa iii> preanristiaißa. JOHN' W. FRAYSEB^ ..... FOR NEW YORK—The superior fs»! •**L?e v ' !il,: - schoonei ISABELLA THtIMPSON, Coti-oiSL having :i portion of hoi '"ir already oa bo ird, vi il! have nui -i..!.., »*.■;,. Foi ret,i undei. i. ;i> to ja i-in WM D. COLQUITT A CO. j* niutii..ui.i:si(i\.s. t. 'n>si , r r,»| ,:;' ay, 4 ,.|,r. "JANE C. PAT sbbbbbbsTeßSON.'' S'tmi HiMi. maater, havin. i> considerable portion of her cargo ensnicsd, will have dispatch for the above port. Forrsnuundsi of , ■* ED, a;p!y to jo-iv W. D. COLQUITT ft CO. * i-. FOR NRW M»ltK .PIBST VESSKI* &£& Ktehnioml and New York Line •>) Packets "■* llir i rhesuperior fast siiiin.: sebr. WYTHE .' B. Tt'T'n. ill-inter, bavins •- portioa of he, earro snssvcedaad rainvoa bnaid.will hive gaiok dis patch. For balance ol freitht applvtn ihi ts DAVIDSWM.CUBBIE. __* Pt»K RENT- thsssnalj F ABM. aboa as «f*iu\ Farm, on the Meadow Bridge RoatLai-mit ''"'inn nires lrom the cty. It contains ci. i.' acres ot 1..in,! vv-clt n.i ~ t.-d to ii A X OEM \t. ~ a .ooi PEACS ORCHARD, il has upon it -i BRICK COTTAGE DWELLINO. with Kitebsn t>tnt Onrii it llniiiii. Keai Use house ts a v...wi Spring. Poaasaawn esa l»* bad at oae< bi »p»4i eaUon to | ; a i-ts| A. DILL. Xi POP. RIM i r'eistnt RI.SIDENCE TOforasmsllfauiily.oß Union 11. I. The House t*o stories hub, \v,lh -v kitchen, wall S> vsti-r ~n the premises, tardea, yard, kc. Te r. ...t maanl *'Ie rent wilt ha cwslj $7 v*r month.— .''.'•> .ii, ..en immediately J !' KERSKE. j>' i- ta Mthst..Between Main and Cary, FOR RK NT- A ...ii.;,: labia m.d well ar _B rf '««wl BUCK DWELLING, coataiaiaa I "»— r,..,,n», h well of sxeelbyst water ia the yard, on 2Mb street, asaf Uaioaßtatiofl Church, *vv ration ran ba made to th. owner. .1. U. POINDEX 1 Kb, ,h tiie present occ.ipaui. JSaj-dk* '. R. SYRCLK. lAITORY OR 1.1 MtHH &•; ALLEY, FOR KENT wsbb , |, v . >rt 1,;,,,,, oeeep e.f by .las T. t;,, -le it* ,-i t ictorv, H<id mniat.le for a hnsuiets house, le in Bear Uth street is far rent, entire or ia part.— Aip'.vto |ile St*-eod.lt' | JUS. ALLEN. J m:i i.!.N<; off. at anasidstaMa rail mi. it 'it «^SBBBaV CHEAP BOOT and SHOE STOBET 2m BaoauSraaaTi prepi'story to leavinii the city. jal -6t* A %■ i n V. WAI It OF WEI iL. f|W BrIOKE lin.H. FUR .•,A!.E.-* : fe v-an iiiv* lie seen at the American Stau.es - ; I nev -n in' t. .nuht low, as the owner h.i* . _ ' ' uouseforibeni. Aasrj to ''oN ,;t 6ODOIR ft APPERSON. FOR SAI.K PRIYAYaC. isemhSr . „ , -AI.SO -ift. N< V l *''*»*• uee, auitails sitber for a private Carnane or Hack:. They can be seen at the stable* of MessM. Davis ft Itutchcaoa. A rrejt Ur<aiß may bs had by ayplic-lion to 19 aj-ia JaVV COOK, Auctioneer. AMUSEMENTS 1 ' NINTH ANSI AT. m... I A M',\- r-.OMIIt , r,| ( . 3 I 1- liie MONTGOMERY i,f AR . J I DooLBT command rn. Uri i»... - _ I tnrvt. bnebsßSßßMad tbe li, ~ . , Wf I fastitSte.t(iey_will tivs ibmi i,„ M MILITARY AND CIVI I i At that place, on MONDAY EV| ■, f«j ! ktii. Bat. ; ~ . ft*' I They are bafpt •.. have tbe . f■' SBurtS h-'ref'ore have been ....■..'' •■ lory. ssd on thia occasion '.. •• ..-• m on t»>* part of ifa ■ nnd ■.. " v. add to the eon ...rt and ■ >■•,-.■. , | On* of tbe beat naterersißt .....'■ •• faked to Inratsb the suppsr -. ■ <■■ )-■ „ COTILLON BAND baa ea -, i paste*, staa '.ihi: - i H,s Excl'v .'no. Leteber. Joa*i f.t Gov. Mo 'ta.'," ,'>is in CoLThos. P. An.list. M»i«r l •" l.r. Col P. t £.««•• /.! '. V. „ 3ur«son*P. J. Watson. Con -. ,;. £ . C.rmintttee <r trrangem •■■■ • ' ' ' Corp'l Jobs TyndalL Private .V , ,•»«,' Mi, oaf*, Private M Dnsan, r Pill ite Th -ni-s hay "i , B. ■Sk.TICKKTS-arlii ttiai ladu i. fi*»; escb,sddit ona Manas •■.* Red aad whits Km Committee of Arraa .'••!.. Nts . . . FloorCotnmittse--White i-,. ....„."■ '*■~ ,&* AM ATE I RtO.V».,j *£* T fl I IiICHMOXn PBILHARMOM ... !te< to an,,, .it.''" th it the* „ VOCAL AND INBI RUMEN :" •. On FMID ■' i. A'a ..'-. „ " AT 1 it'K MKCHA.M. To cor, assnee «t ! 4 t., », panctu . easioa they will be assisted • •- - , . pal Professors ol ths nly.aawr- v are MSsnhers of tf:e Jlßsoei .'■■•.n. ' ' Ba The Muate wiß aeantirtlv »f • t. r.tbeobjeci of ths '-.-.-. it .' •■ ol in improved taatein thvels i ICKETS PIPTi CENT* . member ■■! t',e Aaaoeiation P. il. Ta lott James Wo ii'm. tit J. W. Evans', Peai itrest i,.'-it , . v v ! A M'liylvillMiTD A 1.1.. -."A. SELL, the celebrated Ai -. arrived, aad will remain hut . .-,. born with a natural gift to tell a • - . '~ avsa yoorverj v.outfits; will •<■ ma r.eil or sin. I», and how m , r , i be a .i rieii; wni speedy mart • .. > Bstonishsd thousands wi h her ms BSntksßßaa admitted Mrs Kds • House, l.'ttti or Govarnor street, ■.. aad Prai klia etrsata, DISSOLUTIONS. * c . i mssolui io>. t •■ ! ' lit'SH EB .s this da) diseol i sec. The n ime ol t;,. firm partner t. vindinj ai the busu •-- J"I,N I A . Cli.\ ■' Rtt :>fi\ii. Jan. 1,1 ' . New 1 Oliccrtl.-'i i;e Bklha, . t I ■... -a ':,.', tnin i • >'■ retail li ID " I . at the old stand ol WibKMi A ii ~, md Main eta . and tikis t its • i tanks 1.-, ths h oral patn i-. •■ late ' oeeern, sjsd aopae, I > ■ bos ne a, In merit n oontiausnceei wiil keep always oa hand h me . - 1 ainilj nml lol.i in« Goods, to wh spectrally invite lbs sttent r.n ■ the ■ii i:-. <;il« , | A t ard.—The asl scribe Grocery Business, takes tbe mstl bis sincere thanks to bis old fne sral patronassdurißa a nan her ••. i . . cordially reensnniends to their , partaer aad sneressor, Mr. CHA > aa a seatleman in every wa> w,,ri , denes. I can he f.mnd at BAMIT ■\ .. >ti Bhoek, c Slip, vwe>[e vv,- v. . - I'n'isi.i."isi ts. ; i S-dlmAcwlm FOHN '. v. pU-PAHTNCRSHIP.- 1,,- , , v. this day lornt, d a co parti 'rs .. ••! i-ir-vinx oa ii OE.N b'ttAl C i BUS NESS m ths eit) of Richt • takes thsoi'iee on sii..ek.w> ,-':i|, ~.-... A.S. SaatttßL. They hope, by p« - • business, t,, merit the patronage ~f . • md the public generally. t - i <.■ ■J. J v. ■ \ I'.ird. -1 take fhtsopf ••"•■. sincere tbanki to my old trie ,l"s n their liberal support, and hope te r. tinn*ition of thus rue to the new ja 'i—itlui I .v. in, A ■ nlHarOl I HON OK < O-PAR ,\t . The co partnership •• , tweea ABNI RC MOORE an<t f •'• •'. I. :<. :- ' tf- mi vi 1 .-.,,:. c, : I . mi;': t:■ del •■■. properti. , ■ -.•■ . . v tion, hsve bei n. !.> deed, • i . ■ lenefit of creditors, as therein i ■ All pertoiim i.i -.'.i it i>, ii"-... tm if forward immediate!] -ii I pay duLence will be m t •• d I claims a aiast the concern wil pre, for payment. BURFOR 1' • I « Am neea 'it,il trustees .'or '■>~,■ iaS-»w \ Uraj M >t i: THIS I>A\ together under tbe at* le of : J r<>.. for the purpose of condi • MISSION. (iROCERY and I ; ..t No r'.-.i'-.rs street 3 doore lielos li - respectful!] solicit con«t«nmenti \ Manufactured and Leaf Tobi •■ I ■ Ax I i'I.I : _■ JOHN H , !■ •• with :'■ •'■' v . ■..-. I Richmond, Jan. -J ;•-10. ( 'O-l- tRTNKRSMIP %0 '. '< > . V. da] associated with me in I ■ '".'W ',t,l COMMISS ...N ". SLATER. The bus ness i ..- • . 1 name of J. W. NIPE A CO. N„.; P. B.— I take ?\;>* occas on to r» thanks to mj friends tor their hbc -..-■• .1 ronase dnrtaa tbe last three ■ ir . •■ ■: m ! ti »w concern their coßtlßned : VdTIIK.-I.DIN i. i,i I.i I ■ i' admitted s partner in m> ! stjls aadirm oi JNO. C. SHAI I R 1 r. Richmond, Jan. -. l bW. Tlo\. r,e - WM TARDY k V'v'll.' lAM 3 is I bj tniitii'il enaseat. rae nama of iHfil !•■ oiihttr partner in a md an I of tbe firm. B. i. f v.* |3 SC' ' ■ lAS.'I BTILI RicnatoßD, January Id, I*o. New ressrem.—The sal ■ the GROCERY and COMMISSION undertbeatyleand nimol TAKD • ' 'i,c k ; ti i occupied bj tti.. let. Tardy S V. i , hub tad won ~ I . returs their aineere thaska f«v t • ••• roiia a extsndeu to ths late tim •• \ ■•,' i. and t" aasvi ia heir fi m then put shall be lack o$ • ■ ..•■■ i- ' ance ofthe same. Tin j w.H at all tiinfs keep r»n ad stock of lioids in tiisT Una ticuiH.- attention to the aale ut i. . to 'hem. The] are .i.-ei.ts for tbe sale d AP.t CANDLES, whicii ihey w.ii » ' "*9M as the- can be b< ht in ins ol ' '' i 3 ket.M. H C R;i if: -.-. Jan try 11. isv^. A < ;ir<l.— In ret 11 itts [n e my sincere thanks to mi fne us tbe aeveral «x ae< ma nth i ■,•••". ■: i., tne i> ~-t fi ■. iteea jears tronSjtC '«. »»ovreii i>, >n ii c. their ..'it m» sands port my sue • • I!,'. ,ii had oppoi 9-m , .-it emen iv t. m > I ends iheir ii*. r. st will be s.ife in ins ample Btsaaa in their •',*-■ • ' •iitv..itit:i.e..| sly :,: ■'. ■ »,eiv. , |a] it B. ■ ■ rBISAOsM TION OF - l». i'AK t *'■ *'** | day dissolved. F. B. U4srrei § ness Pitbei i irl isi isantboris , ' ■' ■>f the hriu in setli ti.; up. Un retlrlns fmaa 'ne 0 >'• MISSION BUSINI SS, I thaaka * i im friends tad th • , sh ire ol 'it toaaae ■•»!•■*•. ..,•(>,.rtnnits t■. re.'i.iitinei.'t it ■ DaNDRIDOR. tnyesbwhoß •ics, ;is one worthy of '.■"' port Pit.•. • i Januan -A, ba». ('tM'tK IriVKktaiHlP *OTU i v da) associated with vi)*' '- broth >r. W M sml ■■ t OK' ,; AM' Al'.'l HI CAR i ! - ' i ■I,! -:v,ii No in Mi.n utii'i". i\ »!"l>l' KEK k CO ! bars il« • ■ i M. DADE, who bas esa sevet »" , fe \ loy, ■ndia t ivot il vki wa ' ' \j ntarest ia tf:- profita , t th* ••■ .. ! irisnds and the public, foi th, y<] • .• aiiaued patronage, In j a ful thaaka The sen concei » J dose atteation to buaißeaa liters "■ J .iccoii..'iio.l Uiii . .spin;, ton. IS the Basae Avers. a » • l S' ohatond.Jaa ai. WB9. J nISMit.l TION. ! hi atOßßlSSisthUdsj d i MM "January M. IsMS, I ' J - * s*Partaers Op- The ■ 9 day cßi«-.'ti . ■ l ..f Ki'i'DE'i k BTR< I mm MANUPACTURINU I ■■•'.' , ( . f/I 3 .'•:':■ '.', iv*.. (ja j dial ri ,! " Si Il The BBMjaMBMSasd hi.c S vartiiemhip iimlcr the at) .9 HK'oKEßAiirV'lil ii'i'.N, - , *^M licit the BBBTSSsaae «l Uwu • « Richmond. lan." i— ~ M I kiajsQi.l jtion oi •«» ry ;l " ffl U Tbeoaaceraoi K.\i: ."■ ' « itiv dißso.v«ii. b| Bsutnal .'.•:»■ I -M the firm will t»» used l» tie' • g Richmond. Ist ismtttvty, Ibb* -", ■ VOTIt K.- The CO l'Aio A: ' ; ' yB IN CneeexistiiM uadsr thest* j LEV * HAH r. lot Oh, ,«« '(.. .. ■ CO, lsthtaasj dwsolred by Jh« * * I J.CoXfiom the eon.en . \ m \ BBOSSSI by N U TLKMKS.* '*, . I BBtlwnslhe comon. TbeiH" \ m lit»u.'dl*v TURN LEV. HiKi A * J I Kichiiioii.i, Dse. x>. m\ '• Q.>fr. H\LP HO\P> »» " .'' ' I \l r RAPPIN«PAPkM. I"' 'v,V<* I *» Paper, for aale by t U ■»*■ ■ v '■ PVmm MOLA99W* Hl'M %vfcNA' 1 ■ lor ssje by 1. Kb < ■ b • BH
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS j pWonTBw BsWirn mcmkosb riarATcii.] ,V ■ M*gn.t,r !..*■ ■ "c", » **#* \ '' Pjaara, Ibw*b Ssrsel. Freer ewiasse el €aBBar»BB. ar.annoTO*. *•*. I Sena**. -Tim pro ' « ol the t'nton meetine M D rrelwatet c read and laid on the table. A motion to *J ihe message was then taken up. '- Brown dr d the train ef :!.- rewnrt j .■,-.'•... ,„tended toattack tlmPresAaaml He i wevei dissented from the statement thai tike ; ' i on ' ol slavery in tbe Territories' wns 1,1, Kettledby the.decisidn of tbe Supreme p.,. M-.ti,. i'u'v had done all n com.i ... : slavery la On Territories but wore ■ iv as ne*eeaaur». t '- , ,rs DoolitUs ami Pnjrh folJowed Air. I, own inoppoalUon ta fnrtbei hta^Blnnnw. ';/■"' -Mr I'.n.c ccmclnded bte epeeeb mmenced on Friday, Ib vindlcatta* el !..'• S nth , if.,' i,.. Mi l Kllah made a speech in defence or urn *Ll< *mprom.,e bill. H. ol the whole question, bn the , „». endeavored to re-open It ta orwex , ~ii,ie imlitical power ;.:'...:.:;.■ :'.:.".'„;,i^S'V £■ . N <, jan . Oov.M, rgansmee .,: to the Leaislatnre to-day saya New till :K. tains the opinions .she always refei ■ slaverj ft.be yields to I hrr si»t*r Sti .(■■• In devotiou lo the ' v . .., ,-. iiij disavow nil aym lon •■•• .'!■ Ihe misguided men V»ufh -•- »3 ■" mteriVra- wlib tlta ' 1 s ati He concludes by ... .. On Sta esand-Territo . - - ><"" : - '■•.."'""'.«•.•-•- ' ... . \ • : . . ■ . hat . ,;: no diapoai. ■ I - " ■ »»«' Utuitonaofotoer II ■ !»' ••< iinimestonid thou • ■.-. 1 sovereign power— • .... York, while always en .;. ~..■• .in ■' legal, peacefn^Oon. 1i... ner, will uot surrender the . 1 jj ate In tbe reformation oi this, ;.' . () ;i_ere\ii,in th administraUon of .\:i :ic:,.,i'i. vera lent Disaster. :... . i ;... M h .oner SateUa, . ;:.;, wl ',','-■ ~ ~. v. ,m Sombrero, 1- ashore ; ,'■....-,,■„ rhe wreckers have gone to her • - a, •' >..r;ii( m Markets. , ~ . . 1. - i"; mr quiet -He ■ '•' t< -•'■■ •"' »i ';' * l J* Bl " I Pro •• ms steady. M isa Poih Sides »',■■ Wh skey dull / . Stocka dnU Virgißia'sex. ... * auii • Flour buoy ai I ,-. v. heat 1 ran nosales Corn . - ~ ~ ; t>, PorS ii ill Mesa s ..; .! in . ; ie",. v. rusk*: dull .... Him >'~ inn,. Turpentine •'' ■■ . 1- "' ' "''" ' :i ''""»" ;t! - ---E. ! • Bed is Executor ol tiie _\ ... ..'..' ÜBinson, deceased, I respectful •-1 persona ig, aims 1 ainat htra to them pi ," iv authenticated for Bettle . . . . . ii I ■ ited to It -ii ire re jtiest .... ■ ~, pay ment at as earl 1 day aa possible. .• 'i vested in 11 * aa Executor, I appoint KTti TALMAN m* auent toconiinse the ,■ 1„f sellins COUNTRY PROD. CEyricom . ,■-.. • conducted t»y the late Oeorre ■■- ,ii. deceaaed. and respectfully sol ict mnenta ' 1 him. Mr. Tainan's experience rmi efficienl nervice during 'tie protracted ai ,- of 1 1- ate .Mr. Atkins in, nftord ~. 1 11 .■ : ntee •,. pi inters that in sending tlie r m the ■ ' rests will be fully protect •• ' •-• pi ■!•-■ .ii.. 1 ned. JNO. C. WILLIAMS, Executor of .. .. 1* Gj ... W Atkinson, dec^d. Nil j1• i. in rAif>. ilt s /,:, h M Bit r;H. .I.' WHO f - E 1N D DKA I. [N , ■ IND I ASTER.—We woatd call roar spe lt,, ■ . tootii stock, aow in hand, ofthe .■• OH f-'OF r BLUE PLABTI R. aur -1 si rel ret ie to the interest ofthe : ■ . ... ur I ■!,. .<: ■■■ riem em the business, and riv r personal attention- seems thatevery bar ... I and in no -.i stuppin . m der, -. nd I. 1 ... thoroughly pul 'erised *<■ basard no - .... that it will be to your interett to .... , ~ Farmers sendini baga will ix fur 11 ~,ie dot i r less per ton. A liberal dis ~ ; t,» the trade. Releren es Edi rmd.Daven 1 Co.. J■- '' ,: ' tier, and ot iiet merchants. . a ii F. BHJI RP. fttea :, Plast, Mill, -soi b ■ : ■ •■! Ui.- il. ck. Richmoi d. cti i.im: oh AT « ti-*! - . FOR CASH ONLY. i..,,-•: '■■.•. makeachap n in my tmsiness, jhn li) until !.. • Ist oi Febi .ai), re stock ol .-: APLK AND F' V' V D9\ GOODS AT AND BELOW COST, .' OR CASH ONLY' ■,•.. .„, .. •< ~f (~,,.-, comprises every variety of I t HON AND DOMESTIC GOODS .. .... ■ kepi ' Do nil. stores, and has latety ... • it ion - ti.oii anc- I: ,- ... ::c. ,-r before soiicit. d any fa ofl at cost, I can assure and tin public th : am detei mined to nee them a chance for pro tins which are nd often offered i:> .... Call and oon in ■■■ yi ■ • If. M. Mil"! FLOOR* EH. le - , No 22S Broad street. CftUkS FOB S x It:. " •. \ •. STATE !?T( CX. H •• md en ; . ■' : N iRFOLK CITI STOCK \ ■ •■ '■■•. i ENNJ SSEE, "Ft, 540RT .,., iE BONDS. (0 H 'iRI ; VIRGINIA FIRE AND MA r 1 n r. mi» •.. suit purch 1 era, • ■> .. . ' C. v,' PURCELL A CO. rvoiti BALAXtr: liTNoLe table I ,'t■ ;: ;i ! it received ar iw lot ol boi 1 ■• ' KN!\ Ea hinds, me patterns. ,1. -.. doz< • [vorv CARY E RS. ai •'■ ■• v.* nl id LADLE CUTLERY, ol different 1 ■ 1 sold in • to accommodate families and ■■• i,. A pply .; !:. B 0' « »KB ts v. in ire, 7" Main .-.;ieet. •..■'. i I . ippotul td Mt WILLIAM - ' ! - ii .\ . ■>! tins city, mj attoi nej .\. ith full , • ■ em al maters relating to the ■. ..CHI NSHAW. d• ■ sased. all per t ■■■•.•.■: ite v ill ..;.- . •■ nr pi, - ing i ins uainsl the same ■■ . ■ • ii to mv said attoi ney. LI ■",' CX ENsHAW. tii A '.. Srcnsh iw , deed. . ■ ... 1-; ■•. de St—at 1 . 1 RICH.i YORK It'Vl'H it !<..<)..(' iid : lond. Dee. 23, 1869. S [lIinPOKALS addressi rttoUu undersi ned .'ire I d, foi aildmg in Viri inia ••! cI. engi 1 1 • . name dimension and finish as tbe one the road. THOS. R. .SUA I'l'. . v is _ Sup't. ( ; : ICE R. A [). !.. K. C 0.,1 Do< i-I-.'-r IS*, 1>.,'.l \ VO'I'H E.—The Coupons of the Bonds of thia . N company dueontiielst Jui-uirv-. 1860, in Mew :....« Ill* paid it the Union Bank in that city, ■ ..; :.. ~ offii •■ > ... »."' oi c THO. W. BROCKENBROUGH, ■20 ta 1 reasurer. >,i(i DO/. Mil rillllN WANfJFAC *'■ '- 'TUREDSHOVELSand SPADES -Foraule . ■ ■ . trade, bi JAS. DCNLAP4 CO.. ta Cornet Byrd and Uth sts. ./, t 1111 lis. ! rime B non Sides,city cured, new ***! X hhda prime Stmulders; .', hhda. prime ; tn Ixiiea Dried Be fTon ues: 12 I bis. ■ , k;»iOblds No I Alewives; 18UUils.No. 1 -.r,., 1;..,;., .-'.,,, .1, is \ . I Cut Herrings; £0 - ,\,>.l Tut Herrings; N 1. I 2a*jd3Macke : •. - • • bbls, an 1 '.in bills.; 2 000 bbls. James '■• . ■ .., ■■• : duo liMs Rosendali Cement; •<(»' led PI ,-.••• . fine .-,!;. l bu] ci line : 1 sou st, n H.l: l 200 bWs Ro kl md Lime; iles prim esl,'pi >■ .!l■• 1: " D•'.. bushel Perm 1 Oats; 1.0 ■ .1 ihe'a Old Corn : 1 800 bush ie Ni ei. • Potatoes; 2JXIOI ushels bhipstutf; ,slc la Brownstufl; foi sale, on oonsi. a i'<nt, t,j ><Klli lit If!) A. CO. 0,1 tlie D.»ek. lIUVIE IMPOIt : VTIOV. -i am in reee.pt [■ reel from Bordeaux, the following COR »hich are ol superior quality: 10oases '" ■". . I-.. :, 1 erfect Love; 10cases Atiti!.,-ctte: S.oanx. JIAN PIZZINI, , • .■,,•; De« sr ti Fnrei v Fruits. N . 1- Ma 11 street, Richmond. Va. rIM'PMAN tt HLtL. 110 MAIN KTRKETVeaTI ' ittentmi lie following £ ..nln. wbich tney ■ • c '.• :.v. kind ol prices: Velvet. Cssi, mere arid 'ilk Ye ts. Overcoats aad I'iccoliminia, •it . :•• - iet» ; - .ir' 1 and Drawsi* suited to the -■-•.« m. ill ~.z.-s snd price*: Gloves, .1.-., k Ties i'nl Handiie ,<a Wo want t.. sell them, and ensi ' ■■ ut tt.csp. " ime and bay. TIT MAN A HULL. ('\Nin.iv tug ;,.-,, Adaraaatine Caucbee, Lruotoi i '1 1,1,1.,. manufacture, warranted full ut . ii, (1 1 1 via In WO.MBLE S «'l. ÜBORNE, No 11 Pearl atre, t. ('lt IPKi, OK APES, GRAPES. 5 bbls v " "li f- Us ■ ■ '<rapes, suitable for the tabb 01 persons lon . •■ i.> A. ANTONI, So. iv. '•.!»!•. street,St Nicltolaa Saloon. ITIS 1 the ■■ ■-• . , .-.,• r> person in ~0 to K. '■''". I . •, >,'. »ad sir, et. to purcln se some i«eodi 1 t hey arc to be chased out at a great ' entice rathe than to res 01 a them. ]illi 88l h. ci rit t".•• m .ai(..a h :-. ' "' <: . ■, 11 j lit la Cruab d aud Powdered i ■>.!• Lvi -■'■. ■;• Ie store for sale l>> PO i TS, l-'AKLK', k CO, { • IMS' «.l M VVEKKHOEa AND MN yj DALS, finest aualitj I'rice ft 11« per pair. BIARCL'H UARRIa k BRO., Ni -1 i.. American Ifoti I. Dl< U'liiM) l.ttoi m> in KTAKfJ., , ; , as Mdrsaß) goodarl de pu) ~,, 1 myself. L. WAUNRM, Rruggußt. eoraei 6th and Broad i-trceis. j M)M-v Rl >1 OVEKSHwEa %\I»v,AN - i.i I.S. with or » ithout beois, i'• he finest in .ke. "ricefi psr pair, MAJtCLS HARRIS A BRO.. 17;". Main street. RF.AH IT IN MIND -OOLI .-Mi r*6 wlun>'ani ■ ' • ~• at. ■ a ..f Quods is to be . loaed out at ' "' I. le, in aaticipatioo of t* moving ('"« i'l Ittiii.AlNx can bsln,: it kTooliT MIT'S, aot Broad atreet, aa 110 is selling hts '' '■» ■' '... tdi nfl at .■ ,«f price. (''« Mil.list «;.tl.is Powdered Co* '• J«i irs, laadiag aad for sale by i. a <;. IL DAVENPORT. L'Stali ii uintaia Roll Butter, inetr*eet»ed, f..i '' " •» '•> WM. T. XI Mi. •\ Lot \i .Ltitnii. Butter for sale by POTTrt FARLR 1 ,v 00. t'.irv at < pl.k •..', 1 EHTalforfiae f.Vqbn SbTrt Fronts, WBrtt, sr.. oeata, at b.u. iv MAIN ST. <) N| * 5<M V. NTS for fins Irmd Lajsij, worth 7» M au,at JACOB A LEW'S.M Mai'ist. ] 5 i l * ll **' « I BA bl t;*K in stored lor saw L> _ fOTTiVFAKLEY k CO. ft, «'JK.i i Kill 'IIAJ4»-warra«tml prime, mm Wnf WM.'f- KINO. c xmmm — i— _ WANTS. ; tpiMl'll-Fi'i the l.'inted States Army, *V (Mounted Servian,) able bodied un- marr>dm*n.to w'.iom will beEij-engood l_< ■civ. l„va,U. clothing,and medie*.l attend /vlXff H»,ce Pay from «H to -*X per v, nth — I g Miisicisi:« alsowntcd Apply "it the RSBdSBVouk i is? «\ti I>. - A gent eman ol sxtensivs ens*- I W neJce.boths! aCCOI NTAN 1'a.,,1 .-ALE.'*- I v,rsN won.d 11Ue a situation iti the City of Rich ■ ',■ VnV Has a lar.-o acMiisiiit'iice vviihiho Virginia •adNorta Carobaatrade.aad can turt.i>h ntis.- j . t , • ~, reference. Address ' ACCOI j iit >;. 0 Petembnri nvt Omes, or;.;. c. vy-., Dia I'll), Owiac to the contemplated .'■> j ore of Prof. Hi \ L"S» t" r barope. I wish he French Department, there aie a tew vaeancieaia raj School at Apply at School rooms, comer of Mam recu. after let January. . , , ~ i t) tn work in mv Graaite (.(uarry.si | W Negro ;i AKinMKN, tour miles aUtve Richmond, near the Canal. They are not to sac i-, wdar. Payments made suarterly or s.-u,i ntmu ■, . and soodesearity given. Reference, Uoddin | ... , person. iJaJ *t | M. L. GALLAHER. Vl'AVi'l 1) an active, sprightly YOCTH.ahoat V\ it years ol a*e, a good penman aud quick at I fi urea foran Entr* Clerk Noneotba* sasdap- ' :,:. address Post-Offios, boa i.v ~;■> v ALFRED HOSES. Ur abj-fr. I) SERVANTS—At the Arlington '1i,,;,50 corner ol Main and «th streets. One' male •■• female COOK; two young MEN, Siuinj room snd house servants; one CHAMBKRMAID. .......,, W.McCRERY. ii- iMf.li A White Girl aa CHAMBER >V MAID and SEAMSTRESS. Appll at tins ~;?■,■,.. J" 2 ' •"* ■ii \\ TED 'ii sxperieeced COOK, who is a !»• K«nd WASHES and IRONER. without in \ cumbrance. [mS-3**l C, R. READ. I\t \>Ti I).-- We will hire »to » able-bodied »\ NEGRO .MEN and a tew BOYS, lor the en- J ~.. a tea .to work at cur rolling mills and foundry, | J. H. ANDERSON CO . deSl—ln : re 'War Iron Works. _ > irtMtii Occupants f.>r a delightful room. I>» on ths lower Boor, with board in a private fam ». A geutremaa and bis lady, or two ladie», .u,•.,t be preferred. Applj at ~ ... ~.,,, ... it AMID I' th year a female nut.sE I >> sek\ AM • with out inoumbranes,■ ~ ll'.Wl'l U--A Beateolored NERSI/. one who i»» has been accustomed to nursing children,ol I good character. Apply at my ators. No. IXB Main ■tre«l ..r.-.i m* dwelling on Grace, between Adams '< ruf Focsheeata. JUAN li/Zi.M. i ">»"» fJITANTED—SERVANTS— I arisbto hire three *» Female tervißts—a COOK.nudtwo MAIDB forthe House. Api'v at mv Dwelling, on Grace street, opposite Centenary Chun h. oe»-3? K >' W TOMPKINS. UWI l.l>. —A yeaaa niHii wishes a BITUA -1 ioN. lias iiad mii.' ■.can' experience in the nannfacture and shipment of all kinds of lumber, ii.-,,: ■ , iiieiii oi ssw mills, luntoer yards. Ac.and '~ . esse . ; . ener il li nowledge nf business; is a i er •ated Surveyor ol the cit> of St. John and Pro ■. in c ..| New Brunswick, B. N A. References fur tit.-iicti both here and at St. John. Address "F, Box6*i I'ost-OrTioe, Kichmond, Va. dsifr—St ii'iM! O—TO HIRE.—I wiah to hire, for tbe >> comins year, a middle-aied WOMAN, with out umbrance, who is a r.ood nurse. ,',.;'. is H<' A. PAiNE.oor. 6:h and Main sts. UI | \ T El> from LMto'w ABLE BODIED M EN. to wo,k at oar Mills and to drive Wa R „ m . HAXaLL, CRENSHAW A CO. de*9 ts \\'.\N] I It.- i wish to hire for the enemas year »» aa bWc man. whs has corns knowledge ol GARDENING. •\ .....il TEAMSTER, to driven Dray. A Loci! SEAMSTRESS,who can also attend ,i CA* «o«!d WASHER and IRONER aud HOUSE CLEANER. I have tor line two BO\ 3, Hot li -.ears old. J. M. OONRAD, de 2- -;ltf Cary, between 13th and Uth Ms. UfASTED— Everybody to know that I have commenced the manufacture of TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, and VALICESat No M, Man, gtreet. Richmond where they can find a beautiful assortment of Trunks, Vatiees and Carpet , ! r.co style, at prices aa low as thei can he :,n.;:,n the Northern cities. Imuli at wholesale and retail. Trunks repaired and Co'-ers- made to order.atthe shortest notioe. deSB .-vi _ J AMES KNOTTS. W ISTED— ASERVAN t— Tohirefor thejear » * 1860, a middle aged competent N L'RSi-.. ol cood chirac.ter.and habits. Apply to de2o-ts K. H. BKINKEB S CO. fITANTEn— A WET NURSE, white, without • V incumbrance. Apply at this ollice. de '.'i-i-t IITANTED—"ro'HfRE.- I wish to litre for.the it ensuing year a NEGRO MAM asa iimm-. Room Servant. A lihi rai lure will he paid for one honest Bober and capable. pply stan rewidence, on Franklin street.or nt my office, on Pearl •■*. de2l-2w W MLS 'I RIPLETT, lir ANTED—An AGENT in every counts in the VI fc'tate, to sell a reeenth patented and useful '.;•. .',:•■. Thia ia no NORTHERN humbug, bnt i \ I RijINIA invention, and one which every family i,... hh for. Commnmcatu ns, wi'h one stamp en- j closed, addreKaed to F. .i. Dk.NNIS, Yancey ville, I N.C .'.r.i. W. DENNIS, Richm-nd, Vs..will ro ceive prompt attention. No person seed expect at,v atteni ion paid to letters notco-tainin* a stamp to I'r- hack postage. Also wanted, one or two competent Aeents in Eastern and Western Vir (-ti . tosell connty rinl town rights. No person ifi d apply for I ins iii.y.vs he can place himsell nn i der bonds ill ' us sum i t five hundred dollars h>r tho I laitiiful perl m inceof his duties, de 81—lm j i\-'i\'ii:» •■«>.'{ I»6O—SIXTY ABLK NE ! W GRo MEN, foreervice in the Carbon Hill Mines, on the surface .at the Mines, or, tiie rail road, in the i anal boata and at the coal ) ards in tuis city. The al»ve Mines are entirely free fromin-' flammable usa, and n • act .•.•' ntfn >n any cause in , ■■.■• nt /■■!■ or imb it vi occurred therein for the past SEVEN VEARB. Pull prices will be paid for rood ■•'•>• Is, and hone others are wanted on any terms. JOHN J. WERTH, Agent, ,;,■ is— ts I'orDtM >,■ V McCakcb, ••! ' iMI'D-Tii fori for iB6O, twenty WAGON V. i : I.ERS two SMITHS and two HELP- R3, Full prieea will be paid for good drivers, nnd n<«ne others arc wanted. A I,>'u • For sale, ali rbtone horse DR AY, nearly new Apply to E. BOSBIEUX, on Dock St., jde-i - tn ' lietwsen iCi.li and 20th ant. U'AiTi:i>--T.. RENT-«dna rented nekhbnr iiood, within a few minute*' wa i. of the t.usi neaspartof Main street, a neat snd comfortable DWELLING-HOUSE. A liberal price will bu paid far suoha house by applying to den-ta ALFRED MOSF.S.aa Main at. '.I'.WTI.D i.' i' dnriax tii" week, to be ex ♦ » changed for good CLOTHIiSG which can be obtain) d it liv Main street. ~; deaa-U TUPMAN k HULL. fl/ANTED--300 NEG ROES.— The Virginia m and fennessee Railroad Company wishtuhire ; THREEHL'NDRED NEGROES.to work on the repairs of the road during tbe ensuing year. Ap ply to tbe underaianed at Lynchbur.;. de lo— lm E. 11. '. LI.. Gen'l Sup't. U'.\>i i'l |T.-A PRINCtPAL.~The Key Jus Nelson, the .iiesent w..rtti\ PRINCIPAL ol ■ the ROMNEV CLASSICAL INSTIIT I'E,ia male ' ami female school oi bi<h grade.) havinn accepted a c.iii to Miasißsippi, applications infill said vac m o will 1.3 received until the s'ii day of January i:->\r A . cutlctiitiii well aaalified to teach tne , i ~ ■ •- ceth lio'.i.alv. whose lady could teach French ■ md music would be preferred. The School '..ovi I numbers fifty pupils, and the person selected Will 'i l« expected totakecharseat the farthest.by the ■ - Februarj next, hut two weeka earlier il prao '; '. .i.e. Address, JNO. KERN, jß u ßec'y ', I Board of Visitors, Romney, dol3-t6thJ* Hampshire county, Va ; ' V*" INTED--For the ensiiniki lear. a good Pe * vl male COOK, WASH JiIONER, with i , ut i ncumbrance. ; ; de IA—U JOHN N. GORDON A SON. I \ lAVMII \v \yt I -;i»- *A ANTEU— j♦> kour old CLOTHING to acour— Vmr old SHAWLS to cle;,n— Your old DRESSES to scour— Your white CURTAINBto Weaco— :j Likenew! Like new I Likenew! B-. KING. "Premium"Beonrer, oa 10thstyloid Bo >k .and Ladder Building,) between Mum '>.„u I | Cary. das—lm I ll'A.>'l El»-2MW0i KAIL SlLLS.each Sill to | »» beefwhitsorpostoak.Bfeetbmg,Pinchesat I fin..'l ei.tt. to be smonthh beared on both aides to a | thii kneasof fi inches— barked, clear ol all delects calculated to impair strength. To he delivered on tlie iine of the road between Fredericksburit and |;reek- For fuither information, apply to WM N. BRAGG, Sup't. R., F. ft P. R. H C 0.,1 lichmond. Nov.H, Mat. < no 11-t« i'l-:.—Deaf tons to do what we can to build . ir city, we have determined to commence , ■tunns our Clothing in this city at the sai nt which we can make airiiiifeineuts to r. Kkkn has been almettt :u Rarose for the j i. months ac lectins gooda for our Spring i id rrom hi« lon i expei leqce and wsll knos t. s expect to show tae moat attraali».estoch ■ ti a this market llv tie Ist of February i stock r,.r tiie wholesale trade w.ii I c m : vi we c iin, :;t!v invite merchants to give it j linstion wni. the assurance that am im ad vantages m the purchase ol gooda. lung , toe and extsmarre oseratioeß ensbM ns t«> ireat li.i'f.'i-t iuei.ts ms those of any boßßwih j ,n. nl from thii d t'e offer all s'.v le.< «,i Wiu'er j I a* such reduced pi ices us will make" the : of pu,."ia.-uifc lo anticipate tHeit wunt*. i k ;. i'.n, Ba : DWiN 4 v; j LLIA VB. t« OB A. LEVY'S' 10 Mala itreet, roa find a ami desirable sto.-k of l>iy i comprising I sbbb nod Cettoß Bbeetiaga, : itt'.i-ts. 1 inea Table Damask, of aupe'(or j Irish l.iutiis. Tovx-U, N.ip.in.i anil Dl»- ' ajl kinds. Also, na* Grt.ss Liasn Hasd-I '«, at i> cent». worth tecen^a; fiaeCambric j at SB oaats, worths7>»cents; I,men Hand a at«» cents, worth *• cents; a crest va- ! Moop Sums, at the Bsweal cash prices; ttibnc S;,ip h , at 2& cents f.r the double ! nth fk3cents; Marseilles >i,ut.Bosoae, at j ts: hue Linen Bosoms,at -.■ eeats,worth i is' nut colored Calwose, at »;' 4 ami f v i l. ct.ed aad BnMeach*d Cottoaa, He 'thai LEW'S stoic |.s No. 15 Main street. I tui that you f,o in the place. .' A N II t H "IVHt EN'S Ot EKIOATN. ' tiueti.'s rrtTfliv Ad,.,,i« A Co.'k Kxprens, i La ir(M,d and cltenp assnrtmeat of M''VS' i IfLDREN'g OVERCOATS, and would mm m waul tocall at once, U they are really ; U imint *•!! readily. DARRACOTT, liARKIS ft CO., No. 113 .Mam stiset. | JMicceasors to Merchant. Weiaigrr A Co. | !LY FI.UtH-.Ot supeiior unality, for j ia quant,tiea to suit, by I jal-lw Dt NLOP, MONCI'RK ACO i^OSIIENJBLTTEM.-li'firkinsstrictly prims i . vJ yeeeived per Jajiiastowa, lor sale by I ITDTJC/ now. I Oi.nnoMtMoN ihom I ;institute, CORNER FRANKLIjS AN Darn STREETS - All the l,ranches essential toaeomplete FEMALE EDI OATION amtauaht ia tins BehooLand every facility for thoroufh isstrsetioß in each a herded. In every department eminently tuahuss ins'ruc tors are em. loved Sew Cumse* will be organised the 10-t Week in .Init 11 .iv. at which tune pupils will I* rc.-e i ,-.J into the S-hool. den- i' i. ... OALLEHEB, Principal. I>IM « ATIONAA, NtiTH K.-Tkf turenti E4 ot tbe subscriber's SCHOOL will he resumid oa Tl RBDAI. the 3d January next. .■ I,ls rossaa | in the I aanasent ol the Caiveraaliat Church A few additional pupils can be received tort tin I ■•. aaoe-oi 'fin BCBiuo C. P. BURBUSK C« HtJOL MH'lt :t:.~ The next 88881880 l the j at mv houas will oesamencsoa MOB- ! OA Y. tiio :mii of tannery, and eontiaaa tea months. I Terme, i"i board ami tuition, oi-id; to Ue paid I hail asßßßlry. Pupibl aatl acted to my cate Will t>e considered as j members of my Eamily, aad receive Ihe same at- j tsacioa as my own children. W.B.BYDNOB. Ha.IOVBB, Oec 27. MIS, de3o-2a»4w I,'AKM VI 1.1.1. PRStALE *I'..>IINARY-. I Farmvtllc, Prince Edward County. Va.—oa the I ■ Railroad, midway betweea Richmond, aad Eynchliurg —a delightfully BSSJth 's of this excellent and flounshinir S.-in- ! be resumed atoNDAk.Stfa day Taans which time a limited number ofynoag | Im> received. 111 audition to the present h.sr'n application should i.c made to OE'J. I.A .V NTE, A. M.. President. Rmfkrkm Bs: -iloll. il. A. Wisei Hon. J. B, rucker. Attorney in-ni Hon. Ja*. ML Macoa. U. I S. 8.5 Key. D. 8. Degsett, |J. D.) Hey. Leo. Reeeer, D. v. seas-Ms. I TPO PARENTS AMI OUARDIANS OF I RICHMOND. VA.—A select CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL MALE SCHOOL, opena ob ■ NDAY in February. iSrto. at X'".X It. Mf. in Buckingham count*. Vs., GARDF.N. A. V., Principal. Tebms ths.—tfiO Tuition, and flOßfor board, tins. USlj 15 scholars taken. N me rbe cannot giva testimoniata of „o.»d «. either by reference or certificate 1 desire to have their sons or wards at iter good discipline and where they Iroiri tiie haunts ot vice and d ssipa iion. will have an epportonity of entering tbcia l>> I applying aoon. Only a few more pupils can be re- I eeived. For ißformation.apply to C. H. RARKSDALE, I - -i; . oi the firm nf Barksdaie ft ilrother. Saoekoe Slip. Richmond, Va. oe»— tIP I IIMI.N A- 6EOROE GIBSON. It. iIDEfIS, ; •» RICHMOND. VA., would respectfully inform ti,?.r friends and 1 he puhlic neneraiiy, that then establishment, at tbe corner of C'ir> anu t.iis's. [recently destroyed b> fire.) has been rebuilt in 11 substantial manner, and that they are now pre pared to resume operations ia their depart meat ol 1 bus aesaonan extensive scale. To this end they I ::.-,■ enlarged 'haar workshops, and furnished 1 them with all thsßnproved MACHINERY and otherappliancea winch can facilitate or expedite the prosecution of CARPENTSY WORK in its various l.ranches. Th irnew.-aw Mills on Main's Island are now completed on such a scale of capacity »s wil enable them to meet tbs iaereastnz oemainhi of the eit* ] i..r ..... liim- timbers. T:ie mips arc ol the largest and most approved kind, built by George Pa :s 1 i C0.,0f Baltimore.am! bavins' thetr aateat motiona B meats. The Steam Engine, of one ban power, waa built by loan A James Tar -1 cit>. They have on hand seven! rafts 1 pine hi s. and have made arrangements atinuoua supply, and are prepared 10 fill promptly,at reasonable prieea and on 1 accommodating terms Tiiev have c-n...a.,e,l a reli able mechanic to work Hit-1r lath machine., and will furnish plasterers' laths in any iintinttty that may be desired. ! They will, as heretofore, furnish plajis and bs- i tivivtk- for buildings tind other improvements, I and will contract for the erection and completion | of the same, in the city or country. For the iilieral patronage extended to them ib past ysars by the citizens of Richmond and other portions of the State, the;, bez leave to exprcaa their grateful thanks, and assure thorn that ih.-> will endeavor by even meaaa tn their pnwerto merit b continuance of their favor and confidence. ja3 dsw REMOVAI \v. S. ,v i? DONNAS have re moved their stock of HARDWARE. CI "1 LKKY \e ,totheir Iron-front Store,just erecte ..ti t!;c Bast side of L3th or Governor Bireet aei Man;, where they will be pleased to see the :, ieada and customers after this date. Owiau to the recent burning ofthe Messrs Gil son's establishment considerable delay has beet occasioned in the completion of their store, an, although not prepared .or their reception, do n intend that am interruption shall be oeeasione to tiiHir uusinets, Ib a short tune we hope to have everythiag 1 pe.feet order.of » inch due notice will be iriven. Thankful for the linerai patronage bestowe iii.on us for many years past, and believing we she t,e better prepared, in all respects, than ever, t prosecute our business in o" r new location, we r, spec*fully soil. ,t ,-t continuance of the sanii Richmond, fan. 2d. 1860 j> 5-St* CHOthWfc. Nil LXII U'lfllMl 4.1(4)1 N >' PLASTER—The-subscriber hasearnestl) I bored, forth* past (bur years, to exclude Norther trround Plastei, by tiie establishment oi n Hoi MHI, and supplying an article superior to any •• eeived from the North, and claims a perfect su cess. He he.'s leave to return bis grateful than loins patrons, and a-k 1 - toiaform all interoste that lie has completed his improvements that w enable him to (.upply any demand that may aris Sis stock ol Ir. 11.1 is heavy, (based upon ti enornioualy increased nsc nf a superior article selected from the purest Windsor t Nova Scotia q tarries, with s- :<.-- c ■ .11 reference to its richnesi .■-j..,-.,'- if Lime The reputation of his brai shall lie sustained at even effort and cost and asks only an experimental trial of those a ii" h i\ not made applieat on of this nluabl fertilizer. JOHN 11. CLAIBORNE, No. 11 Pearl st. j-. 3—:-? 11j Belli; vs i: hospital.—Thia institntio wl ich haa !?cn in Bueoessful operation foi 1 i.tst seven years, bsituated on Church li li. Ric moad, Virginia, m a delmbtftil, airy position, ai is furnished with every convenience conducive tiie comfort of patients and the successful trea ment oi disease It has lately undergone extensive repairs. Root have been nicely furnished auiti ' le to the acoiu modstion of gentlemen who msj find it inconv ment to Ho treated at tle-ir private lod ings. Particular attention will be paid to the fytaj wards, which are peouli rl\ oommodious. 1 11K V, < I (Payable ob the removalofthe Patient.) White Pat ients, pei week ..9* Huh.red do. do 5 Private Rooms, do. 87to£l* BtSuCity acceptances reuaire,! for patients fn the country. unless where tbe parties are known one ol the Physicians of the Hospital. This includes all charges for Board Medical A tendance. Nursing and Medicine. By an arrant; ment with th< [nfirmar] ol the Medical College rmsl! additional fee, ranning from SZ to $30, a ! I* char ed for Surgical cases. The particular si may be ascertained before-hand by application one of tin attending; Physicians. No Small-Pox admitted. s.*w Nc Patient received for less 'Han a week. undersiuned will give their personal atts tiuit to all fa'i.'ids placed vi their Hospital. UrTBNDIBG PHTKICIANSt JAMES BOLTON, M. f... Grace st., between I BBdSlh. THOMAS POLLARD, M. st.. door above Richmond Rouse. O. *. CRENSHAW, M. D.,oppositeAmeric ' WM. W. PARKER.M. 1... Law BuUdinr.co ncr of 12th .'iiiit Pranklin st.-. C. W. P. BROCK, M.D., Resident Physician. ja2-ly KNITTING AND S»;\\ «.\<i "*1 \< HIKE WEED'S PATKNT LOCK STITCH BE\ INu MaCHINE. Price Ssf» to $120 each. ALSO—WILLCOX & GlßßS'celebrated SR\ ING MACHINE, invented by J. E, A. Gibbs Mill Point, Poeahontaa county, Va Price tiio SCOeaob. Thoaewisiiiiu a,a.., I. low-priced,we made, reliable Machine, are assured that tbesu; rior merits claimed for tins Machine can be rel U I?IKEWIBE—A KIN'S FAMILY KrtlTTI? ■ 1,, a new aud useful invention.for s DARBY k JOHNSON, Agents No. 13 Governor Br., Richmond, V hpse desirous of obtaining aa A*eaej rot f these celebrated Machines in Virginia, oliaaand rennessee. will and it to their interest to make early application. D. k J. j>i S -lm 1 I VIBEK-I.L>IUEK-I.L.ViBEK." I have on hand various kinds of LUMBER, anJ ofier for Bale on accommod tin; eriiis •Wstsj ft. 4 4OAK HOARDS,seasoned. 31KI IXKI It *fc 211.J.J ft. 1' 4 WHITE PINE, superior. 4iiiHio f. i'- Hti.ii' 111 WHITE PINE, superior. 20000 it. l'j anil,'* ROCK MAPLK,suitabM for Machinists. 40 000 11 \\ HiTK PINE WRATH. BOARDS. 30.0U) D.HEMLOCK KKNCING PLANK. ;a.imw ft No 1 HEART SHINGLES. Cedar Post }ARDEN R A 11 S axis and lOxM. SILLS.aad a;,cner U assortment of VIRGINIA LUMBER. Yard, c irner lath and Cary Btreeta ja3_3t JAMES P. GUlfff. rpuilAl t'ONISTV PIXTCRES.-Havißg my 1 new factory,withentarjtsd facibtiss and .re»,t l> improved raachinerj. bs»w in complete ope ratioc, I solicit orders Irvmmy to mer customers, many of whom were disappeiatsd lasi year ib oonse (inence of the hnriiiiu ot m» shop. M> machinery is all new and of 'he best character. I have a few FLATTENING MILLS on hand, aud shall continue to manufacture M ! U.S. 15 A N DS, CASINGS and BKNCH KNIVES, of different i.'itteitis. M] IMPROVED BAND, with rit.bed casinas will bsentirely reliable and much better thsn the old kind ol Bands with plain easin s. ja t-lm H M.SMITH. npRI sTIJP'SNOTIt 't:.-c. Born hii '.s.'.v 1 ins de. 1! of'his ii'de. { winch ia of record 111 t..e Clerk'a 0« -c o! the Hi.stin.s Court ~f the City •! Richmond.) coßveyed to me in trust, for the Inne tit<-f Ins creditors, al! of his Stock of Triune;-i.., ii'd 1 •>< <ls of every deseriptioa in hia store Noi 175 Broad atreet. also all of the debts duo to lum. I have appointed himmvaaeat to make sale, pri vattly. ofthe stock on a md .and to collect the de bis that arc due. Persons icsblib| gnosis in tn. Trimmtmg~and .'•'.'>,, • n'. will find it '11 r/c'V intiri-.t ,•., ~ ...r ..,/r.■'',•' ' .-•./.. .',:.«,•.■•..' ...'ii.v; /,<• .■ .',,.,,•,' i//>. WI. P. WA rSON, Trusteo. Richmond,2lstDecember.Jßfi9. iaU lm i.fO fmfufl OF DONOS OF THE VIR- S \\i. lHH 1 u[N ! a AND TKNNESSPE RAILROAD. FOR SALE.—We have for *,:•.• fW.- ISJO of the ritxne BONDS, the s■ e.-nl morLface,) with Coupons pavabbj ia New York. Apply ta Ijal St| COI'UIN k APPERSON. SSiONS!>>Mereh%atß, Mechanics. Lanv octors. and all others 111 want of SIGNS, d t,.. :,ii '.ti i.KWISL. MONTAI.I'K. f Hank and 12th .its., who continues to ute all work in his lino WIUI dispatch, and on the lowest terms. orit'E.--l iiave this day apsolatod Mr. C. A. BROCK MEYER my asset to conduct the CIGAR "nil TOBACCO iKisiness in thu city.— lie is authorized to buy .and sell lor CASH only. P. ACORN, Dealer in Tebaeeo and Ci«*ra. No. 21 Fast Main st. j •Rmbuiond, Jan, I, U99, .<• I -2tav.3m . —All persons hay 1111: claims a.anist I the estate of Williamson Allen, deed. are re uuested to present them, properly authenticated, lo the undersigned for seUleuieiit. WILLIAMoOIs W. AtiLKW, t Executu rof W ilbamsoo Allc a, dec d. SHIPPING. jla- Ft>n NFW OR LE JLjrS. -lie supe~ fast sailing achi. CHRYSOLITE. Cap ■awsßßßStajijj D M Sattrat. Barents a greater pottioa of hereunto engaged, wulsail with iiuct dispateb. E.«r balance of fieulit api.lv t» de»-iw vv. :•. COLQUITT* CO. *„• FOR RCW i«RK-PIRST~VEBBEL __2[lA_> — b«. hmond and Aeu\ York Line at PaIc ■BBBBBBBBjga. ._The superior Ltsl-sailitis seiiooner MARSHALL. Capt.Dxivan outrun tck. having a port ion „| her earge CBgßged anil iioiai; on board, will have quickdispatch. For balance ol Freight, a..ply to DAVID A WM. CUrtRIE. dent—ta _■■■■»■ i . NOTICE.—Tbs steamer CURTIS | &»-s*>«>_iftl'ECK wnl. after MO.NOAi next. , mat., discontinue runniu, iw | tween (has, Portsmouth nnd .Noiiolk, until lur i Theateaaaer ftLRN COVE.C-ipt.Z.C. Stpewatn, Will continue tiie regular run betweea this, Porte- I mouth and .Vnfolk. l«"»ving the wharf at HockeUs ! regularly ever. MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS, at <>y, precisely, and re turn eicl, alternate day, (Snndaj excepted.) aaar in Norfolk at the same hour. de l-u R. Q. gfgKINS. CM A WOE OF MSAtiR s3P TO PORTSMOUTH I i«r^ J -«i-*irfe A >i) .NORFOLK, AND REDUC TION or 'FARE. —Tbe GLEN COVE an<t CUR- I TIB PECK will, on and al.er Monday ti°xt. 3r,10f ! October, leave the whasf at Rocket's, every Baorn j in<t3uadaya excepted,) nt tH. c etoeavprecisely : '. . ■ '..en Cove leaving every Monday, Wednesda] I and Fndai mornißSß. end the Curtis leek ever* Tuesday. Thursday nnd Saturday aaorniass. anil l iioth boat!return each alternate days, touching at fal the regular landinga going aad returning, | Paaaacs t.«r tt»e r nnd trie, to and. from Ports month or Norfolk, «&• To City Point, 94. R.O.HASKIHB. THE ABAMV EXPRESR (OM. "SiSIsEEE* PAN V. l',i Mais St., h'./ina resumed JsWgy?A.,| 1F | ? .STEAM-SHIP EXPRESS o. Mid irom NORFOLK. PETERSBURG and iiKH MOND I" Bteamera JAMESTOWN and ROA NOKE which leave NEW fORK every WED \'i riDAY and SATURDAY, and thence i.v HAU - ROAD t» WELDON, v\ ILMINGTON, l.YNCH p'.'i places in VIB Gl N! A a n<\ NOR TH CA R( >l! I NA. ■ne »w prepared to forward, with great at reduced ratee,every kind ef Merchandise, Yiia .'....le Parcels. Jewelry,Ac, to tbe above-named ci ties, and nil places oa the seaboard. Our Express on the Steamships Will b» aecOfll pan led bj SPECIAL MESSENGERS, who wib give tbeir personal attention to the careful bandliai of goods entrusted to the ADAMS' EX PR ESS CO.'S 8h pperswill please take notice that ri"K?i;es to points jn Vir. titi nnd North Carolina will l>e sent i.v Steamers, unless otherwise marked. Freight received, on day of sailing, nnt.il 3o'olk P.M. J. L- Mi DONOUGH. Acentol Adams' Express Co, SPECIAL NOTlCE.—Express packaees lor Nor ;,, s, Petersburg, Richmond], and all places ia Vir j'nil and North Carolina, intended for shipmentl.y Steamships ROANOKE and JAMESTOWN, will QO.YI PAN V. v ho are tiie authorised agents ,'or Ex press privileges on these ships. Office of the .New York nnd Virginia Ster nitthip Company. LUDLAM 4 PLEABANTB. Ag'ts. Free exhibition of BIROS fr»m the font ajnar fi mi the ....-' Indtes. Five varieties of the small f.- IA'tED BIRDS in tbe word. Imported CA NARIES, th-t s:ti .by ,ns ii ht A vireti , i tEA BN ED BIRDS. TALKING PA X ROTS - BROAD STREET, nine doors above the Vir • ntral Railroad lie pot. de3B—6V stnintents. and other a/tides in the same liae, offers, on accommodating terms, the celahrated grand and sc.uare PIANOS made !>i his said prio tation, or Southern mannfactuie. wholesale and re'ul Pianos hired out, tuned and repaired. -apA PR E>t iT~»i ? s :j " (WV MILLINE RVST 0 X E by.4/* P*? il O.VI E- MA D X B<. NN E IS, CI .(> A X - a!«4r4s' Mrs. ''. M. FAH.S- ins now on hand aa line at: aaaortment of BONNETS. I OAKS AND H EAD iir>' i S«'- ES as can be found bj where in the civ ■Lies. Also, a fine assortment of DRY G0O»»S too numerous to mention • c ure selling all of tiie above goods a: >r, atly reduced prices. We re- Bpec'fully invite alt who want cheap goodc to give ■. n call, at No 227 Broad Bt . between 3d and ith. u^„; t'.tti SALE—One new OPEN HORSE. Terms reasonable. Apply to de 12— Int* Cor. 'ith ar.d Byrd si . on (."rini-.1. a*.* \ Al.l vttl I. l.otiSv LAAb rOK aflwSALE.—Wiahine to dispose ol mj realestate, •**inorder ;■> divide tle> proceeds among mj children, I offer for M,-.ie, privately, n,> FARM, M;iiiim« Hill. This uioatdesiral Ie tract of Land lies in the ii> art of the valuable tobacco Lands if Louisa, on both a ■:« ci the south bi v th ol the North Anna river, ad iuing the lands of H, P. Poindexter. Gabi si .. .tics. Joseph M. Baker and others, ci ht ;•.. es from Louisa Court-Houre and Tolersville, on the . Central R libroad, and equally convenient I i -. Farm c . tains 1 OKI acres, of which :"■<■'■ are wo d and, inon than thret fourths .. which are beavtl. timbered wil oak, pine and hickory of pr iginal erowth. The arable land is fertile, and in a growth ol wheal corn and tobacco. There ib a i importable DWELLING, with eight rooms, a ,:,.,,: barn,tobacco 'icisc*, and 'ill necessary ont i ■ lini i. The lecatity is health] and the neinh -11. hood pleasant. Presuming thit any one ing to purchase will visil '!,.• Farm tir.d see for •i r. The Fsrm is capable >.t liemr divided into three tracts, il desired. !s"im very desirous of .-.■..!"', terms will be made to accommodate pur . t'.e,.s. Ms manager.Mr. Groom, will take pleasure ia showing the premises to :u,v one who wishes to For further information, apply to Dr. W. C N. I Rapid Alb Station, Orange ntul Alexandria Rail -7 liKlc.'*. I»VESiToiLS, PAINTS, ' Cm quan ities to suit purchasers— ■BJU) lie. superioi Indigo, 2- r > bags Allspice. 7,000 His. best Madder, luo " aeleeted Gin too ke.:s Super. Curb. ser. Sod,i. 300 lbs. prime Nutmegs 25 casks Washing Soda, 800 " Mace, 1,008 ounces Quinine, B Ills. V, into lijii.-er, 6,ouu ltis. Ext. Logwood, ISO mats C in'.iiuen, pan i tn. tmxea. io biles Cloves, SO bb.s. Kurii::i, Fluid, X bbla. P'lttj . 26 bbls. Pure Sperm Oil, de caaesaasort'd Colors wi bbls. Machine Oil, in Oil, ■2t> bbls. Tanners' Ou, l.sou boxes Wind a w ~juo gallons S.-iiir Lump Glass, Oil, loc iK.xes Colgate'a •M bbls. Kerosene Coal Soups', Oil. 15 sross limwn V, md lc*o bs. HydriodatePot- eorSoap, ass.. 12 gross Coxe's «ie!a 100 !k»x«s Starch, tine. :i.stiii " Gum Arabic, 20 eases Cooper's tjeia MiO ke :s White Lead, tine. l.uoti Ihs. Cream Tartar, l.fr*) itails. Linseed Oil, S bbia. Camphor, 25 bbls. Varnishes, 2ti •• oine, lan.ouo Havana Cigars, 20 " En,. Venetian S bbls. Bine Stone, He.!. 'M - Chipped five loe btus ,11-nne Pepper, Woods. Also, a In' it and complete stock., l ali popular : t'utc'.t Medicines, Paints, Punters' Brushes,Co i io r s. fee, Ac. "ti our usual terms. Orders carefully sacked and |.r,,iii>,t v forwarded. Tiie <juality of all articles warranted. i'l RCELL, LADD \ CO.. Drugfiats. 122 .Ma.n street, Richmond, Va. ~Tjf "city DKiti stuka:. I \M WHOLEBALEAND RETAIL DRITGGIST, I d.%' Beirs to inform hia friends that he haa aow the moat reasonable terms Cash buyers will da well to call upon nun previous to baying else j where. »90 kegs Vv ii [TE LEAH—Leu »' pure, 2u eases COLORS * round in oil, Also, a lar_e siij.i ly of Labrieating Oils, Dye ; BtuSs, Patent Meuicines. Fancy Colognes, 11-nr ! Oils. Soapa, Ci 'irs. Tobacoo. Meerachaum and ' Bey ere Wood Pipes and Oi ar Smokers. Turkish ! Smoking Tobacco, a very fine article, Phalon's. ' Batchelor's, Cbristodora's, Oilman's and i'.-'.nrs' Hair Dyes. Alao, ftne TEAS—lovers of a fine ar ticie are requested to trj them. D Orsai COLOGNE, allowed to be eaual in everj reai eel to tbe tenuine Fariaa-—SAMPSON, .•< ■ ire ] and speedy cure for Goaorrhcßa. Gleet, fee. |)ae j pottle is sufficient. Let the niiiict d try it,andV_< i perieace its bsrsficial effects. Manfsctursd uatly Whoieaateand Retail Drug, lat, C„t. Main and 16:h s'rrets. ! PREAI BARGAIN*: " , VJI If APPLIED FOR soon:: A larre lot of fine Ivory, Bone. Rbtmy. Horn. Co,-.a aßdWood Handle TABLE KNIVES and FORKS.CARVERS, A.-. The above being slrglitiv dam.) :en in mannfaetßr- I ing, wi Ibe retailed very ch<>ap. Boantinc-boascs, families, Ac, in want will dowel! to call soon. Ap : v ..t [boJß— ta] K. R. COOK'S. TO Maia at. ! p Kil>loM)-MAl?>ii I'tMlbES.-llunti. i It. Richmond willeaeouragehome manufacture, ! I ~tier a tiist rare aitiele of CANDLES, wiiicii I I iisk ihs public to see end know ti,e price ol ~• i'.,.e i purchasingelaewhere. They are warranted lu..z. to tiie pound,not like a meat many sold vi tins j place only u<.ez to the pound. JAS. SIN r<-S, tie 22--2w eorter MUi and Frankltn blb. , I A'l'llS. I. ITHS, LATHR.—Ws are prepar Lied to tsraisb at our saw null. Mayo'a lsii.;.l, nay aaaoantef LATHS, to which we would cn'l ihe I -itteutioM of p aterera and others, aa we wit] ee£ ' them at the low pr.ee m S3 per taousand. de U -lm __ JNO. * CEO. (.iiiSoN. ' \.j ,\t i; tit ::i.. -n kiti Rntra No 1; so bbiu i I'l Medium ami Small No. 3: Ipcaala by I de ti 2w LEWIS WEBB A JOHN O. WADE. I-rNRERH StOUHTAiH I'.OLL Rl TTEH.- I *? A freth lot expected to day at iihds. ptir.ie new Western Bru-nn — D Shoßlders and Sides, reeeivim; fbraaleby E. It. S KINK ERA CO. I KOBBLS. NO. a MAI K.EREL, medium and i t}«_/ iaige, in stole, for s il« by roTTS. FARLEV k CO. \S i ailfl H • HIIEfLS PRI.ML WHITE itf.rw'/"/ CORN, landtag from schooner Shaw berg. for aale by BACON at BA.SKERVILL. COI TIIKRN IMPORTATION, via Charles- O ton, S. C.i ol 10 bbia. Havana Orannea For s«|c at A- AJUTOHi'S. BITRRIRO FLUIO, ol best duality, for ante by tho barrel or -nbon. P JOIINSTONA BRa^rnugßisls^ /^I.OVERbEEP.—IU»." utbebi prime new crop *- Clover Heed, for sale by ~ FUTURE DAYS. By Wm. Pannill, Auct r, f Pi:Tgn«Bi'B(i.v*s.> ; Oft NEfIROES AT AUCTION...On WED- NESpAY llth day of January, at 11 o'clock, A. nf.. in front of the Auction Store of William PaanOLl shall sell twenty NEGROES, belungirig to liie estate ..I the late Col. Joseph Bragg. Among them are ansae likely young Men and Boys, House Servants, Pa. lot.v and Farm Hands. Is— Cash; or SmontUs'credit,interestadded I endorse.! ue-.oti ,lilc notes I JOS. B. DUNN. Executor of Jos. Bring, deed. ! londacted by Wm. Panxill Auct'r. j tie idiicd s-jveralother valuable NEGROES, I whom is a i •>■! Cook. id* W. Anet'r, I tBLE U lIAlt F PROPERTY FOB ..NT AT PUSUC AUCTION.-On Klt,' i'A » . i!ie llth day of January, I>*>>. at tli« hour of 13 M.. I kli.ili rest upon the premises. tt> the huh ea: bidder, the WHARF PROPERTY to tlie estate of William I". Dipnest. deceased,! hniair the earn a ihat waa last year in theoccßßaa ••yofttiu Philadelphia Btearab .at Company. Tiia Whaif and eheds are in *o;h1 oilier. - « GEO. D. PLEASANTS. Deputy.. _ja4—t.l lor Jin, A. Hutclieson.S. 11 L. Sr Alex. Rett, And. P? KMTI It I-:. DRY CHOOS, C. X <>«' E- F Rl ES, a>e.—Will le sokd at auction, st >,:y | •'ore. corner ol Main and ISth streets, on THURS DAY. the Kfa day of January, commencing al It o'clock, ateuer«! assortment of new and second- I hand FURNITURE. STOVES. Ac DRY GOODS.—Several invoices Dry Good*;] Set Shirta. Drawers and Jackets, Gloves, ram .",. k*. Hearts. Spool Cotton. Fl <x.. Thread, i c. GROCERIES.--Wise, Brandy.6tn,Soap. Man nfaetnred Tobacoo, Cigars, Crockery and .iiass- I wire. ALEX'. NOTT, ja i Auc'.,iii!t'er._ } My Jbi>. M. Tarier A- Son. Auct'*. FRAMED RUILDiWfI ON SEVENTH I HTRKBT AT AUCT!ON.-We will sell, on BATI RDAY afternoon, commencing at4o'clock, I tbe FRAMED BUILDING on 7tn Btreet imme | distely in rear ol the store of Mr. R. A !'. Dab- j Bey, ana) now occupied by Isaac N. Cooke. Esq.— the same to be removed within taa days frost the I day of sale. Tkbxs— Cash, do 29 JAS. M TAYLOR ft SON, Auct's. Postponement.—it C4wses.uca*e oi incte-1 i• i^r: t weather, the shove si!* was postponed till I THURSDAY, the Sth<tai ol January, at ths same I hour. .'AMES BL TAYLOR k SON, |a .'! Aueti .ii tern, By Mini. 1 . Vt orthani A ' "•> Auct's. ON FRIIMY. JAM AllY fiTH, 1860, nt our Warehouse oa the i>o. k. commencing m il I o'clock. A. M., we will seil tiie cargo per achr. Jno. I Aumack. from .New Orleans, c ißsiating of 301 hhda prime to choice N. Orleans SUGAR j -147 bids, really choice MOLASSES. Tuiv-, or B*lb,-For sums under tl«>, cash: I over 81U0, 4 months' credit, ( ..r appros /•<! ne. ntial le I paper. CHAS. T. WORTHAM A CO., Aucto. Will '.c ml,led : | 30 tierces crime old I! A MS. i 2;o sides SOLE LEATHER. Wi Ibe added the car*:o per schr. Eel ipse, from I Attakapas La consisting of ; 2tifl hhda prime to choice N O BUGARS. iW bbls.choice N. O. MOLASSES. ' C. T. W. a CO .Anc:i. Messrs CRENSHAW a CO. will sell ai tne I same tor.- md place, i./nm baga prima tochmee i RIO COFFEE, per barb Winifred, ,le t.' tdl By C'rcatshaw At < v.. AuctS, 1 Kfltl RAOS PUiMI. RIO < OFFEE AT L, afsJO AUCTION -On FRIDAY. 6th day <t January next,commencim at II o'clock A. M v.ii Bell at the warehouse ol C. T. Worthaar. 4 Co.. on tne ;!o,k- . 1 tot baga prime RIO COFFEE, in double ba.-s, just received direct from Bio ale J i aeiro per Kirk Winifred, and select..! expressly for this market. i We will also add to close » cooaiznment— 5 ball pipes nut.- FRENCH BRANDY.eenI J tons under custom knuseseal. Messrs. C.T. WORTHAM k CO. will sell at tbe same time and place a cargo of 30(1 lilkU SU'jAR and 4i7 bhl». MOLASSES, from New Orleans. Tc'-'.'i- -Under 8100, cash; over .*liat. 4 months' credit, for approved p mer. deso- tda C R E •• sH A W A CO., Auct's. lir « bes. \t . Keesre, Anet., (Office coraer 12th and Car] streets.) rpORArCO PAf TOBY FIXTURES AT I AUCTION.-Will be 5,,1,1 on FRIDAY aaorfl ing, Janaary Sth, commencing at 11 o'clock, it the Far tory on 17th st . between Main an I Can streets former!v occupied by Messrs. Steams k Brummel, :i U the TOBACCO FIXTURES belonging to James T. iiooile. consisting ol Flattening; i'ress.-s. Sox Presses Rogshrad Presses, Flatteaiag Mills, K's. Bands Bars, and other articles used ia tlie ! ifacture of Tobacco. smb.—For -ill sums under $100, cisii: over $100, four months'credit, for approved negoti il li paper. ! The HOUSE can also be rented for theensutna n-ir nt it moderate price, bein fitted in every way lor a large and convenient Facton ife 29 rII (13. W. X E !•'. SK E .Anet. TO THE FARJHERSOFs IR6INIA.—Faeta which nave recently come to our knowledge, together with advertisements, and a caul which has been sen! extensivelj through tbe country to nui friends and customers, and from which wi m ike the following extract: "The subscriber have in* conducted the above business lor tbe laal 9 years, mi Franklin sti 'et. under t.iie st-. le ol O. WATT k C*'., bega leave to inform hia friends and the customers of the old concern that that ;,. :i I'.-.e.. not now ex st," have satisfied us that a 'e-.u!ir and systematic effort bus and ia kt, : l be ing made to deceive tiie public, and leadthemto I believe that the concern nfOEO. WATT ■'- CO. ;is not iv existence, and that t!,e only place to ret | Watt's Patent Cnfl Brace Plow is from a man sin is daily violating the Patent Laws, and unjustly i depriving Ueorge Wattol his property,bi I'tnkint hii Patent Plow, without his authontj or coi ■ ••• t. 'A c desire t.> correct the imprsasUm thus sought t< be made, and inform sou anil the public that tfc concern of GEORGE WATT i CO. is etill in ex istence; that Geo. Watt, the inventor aad paten tee, has not sold the rwht, or authorised any one ' except Mr. F. W. Scott, of Fredericksburg, t I make am of hia Patent Plows, and that wehee ! constantly on hand a large stock, ofall sixes 11 id I miller our persons.) supervision, from the on! I genuine patterns, of the best materials togetlie I with a variety ol other Agricultural Implements, ' h we warrant to the buyer, and are detei ! mined not to be undersold by any oae in tne imir ket. Our GEO. WATT returns hia sincere rlir.nk | to hia friends and the public. \>h.> have austaunet iiii.i heretofore, nnd we solicit a continuance ol tbeir patronage. G KO. WATT * CO. I liezz-dhcwlm __ 1 OCRSMITHING, Kr.iLL BANHInG t-j SILVER PLATING, Ac—The anbecriberha iust returned from the Northern cities, where he has ! -,ici ii. a large supply of materials, of t'.e t.. -, paIity.nsedinLOCKSMITHING,BELL HANG tic attention to his busine -■:. lie has cm) toyed the bast workmen to be bad, and is prepared to make to order every kind of Lock, to ha so Bells ia tin best manner, nnd todoctilver i'lntinw in a style nol | to be surpassed by any establishment .n thtsnesm I try. All his work is warranted, or no sale. After an experience o! many yeara in this city, ! end an acquaintance with the best Loch-makera ia ; thia country, he flutters himself that he can give j eatisfaction, both aa to v, irkmansbip *ui\ price . I iiiid therefore solicits orders from town and ooun try, which will meet with prompt attention. Versions wishing tohaveLocK* kaobob itErvm so, ilia.t.* bubo in ni.> style,or .Silver Platibs executed in a superior manner, are invited to call it hia e>rat'ii?iiiiieiit, on luth street, three doors south of Maia.wbera tiiey will be attended to m the - hortest notice. Orders from a distance, through tbe Post I Office, will be immediatei] tiled; and Bel! Hanging done in any p., riot tho country a'citv priaaa. tdoresa WM. W. SNK.\!', Stiver Plater, Locksmith *.nd Bell Haager, oe IT—bbbbb I ! "..i street. Richmond, Va. V 1 RGINIA SA VINOS RANik.— I Chartered by the Legislature if Va. CAPITAL—SWO itjo: MONEY received on deposit in sums of nVK DOLLARS and upwards, on wmcli interest at th.' ! ■■ .:■• of mix p.-r centum pet annum itt paid for sums | remaining six months or longer, tor shorter pi I ri >'a interest at tbs rate of* per ceatum The whole joint stock wund for the deposits. ' Beposita reesiveo and certificati s issue.i by tbe I j Cashier, T li BTABKF,, n the store of E. b. i corner of Main and Governor j.trc»:-. j Richmond, Va. < SANTLfI I OTTRF.LL, Pres't, I T. B STARKF Cs hier, de»-3m C.WALTHALL, Secretary. i * iMUMsiil viKiVs NO TH E.—All per il bobs baeing claims agaißß* the estate ot A V. I CRENSHAW, deceaaed am requested i>>pie*en> them properlj anth-intu tied, without debt .t. i WILLIAM W VALENTINE, Est., for ie istrn j I tion. ia order that ma> :• iu»Ue tor ' Ito. ,r speed) settlement Mr. Valentine ma; le i I found oa the first fiooi aho a the store reoentU oc- I , c.i.i.d'., MansS. Valentine, Jr.,corner«.f Broad I atiilf-ih sts. t'oisotu in.le ted to the aril . ease male immediate payment to 'he ander- Bigned, LUCY CRENSHAW. Admianitratrix ol A. V.Crenshaw,nee4, ! I de 13 itawgw j DOBINSON er ROBERTS- Ia • COR. OF CARY AND 13m STB-, Oner for aale- M aaae. G. C LICORICE PASTE. ao oai-es KKR IH boxes superior OLIVE Oil,. liny \i* prune Aasosturo TONQUA BRANS, UM lbs. prime PA.RA BEANS bum lbs. pr,ine GU VI ARABIC. l.» tibia. Hve FLOUR. MaaVbbis. Faintly, Bxtra, SBperfiae, Fußsaad Cross Middliai s \Vb*»at FLOUR. Peruvi.iri, Coitiii. m and Elide GUANO, lie IC-lm | r»LB LIQUORS fiNIaWI.NES.—WINSTON ;\J \ POWERS, comer of Cary hiu] fcarl *'«.. ' . k«ep eoustantly on hand ths fines' oW I«ndoa Li.Ktk Henneaae] iind (, t :'.i. Dupui kCn BRAN DY, both psie ar.d il.rk: finest old WHISICIKS. J I warranted of pure Re, vary oil: finest old reach ' I ant Sipple BRAN DIES; finest old West Inrl iRUM I and Holland I IN, wilhalarge ;•.--.otmei.t ifoth ler Li tuo B. In V A I.N E*«. we litve 1(g) I- ixie. -nl.. ,- . :■:..,.■•-' CUAMPAGiNESt ed i Port V»'lNE' i in one t.'. ,rt«r nr.,l one-ehiht . - I ases:>'So. on d aiwht. v. i,.ih we are-<einsl al i supplied with. Foratta a* l-rw- a* aimihsr t...,'is : ana be Ean it anywhere. ae i; in; I TORE.-DARRACOTT, HARRIS A CO. would raspeetfull) csil the attaatioß of the. met.,- : Sits ofthe V rgiaia Legislature to their lar .a and superior st.ick ol READY-MADE CLOTHING. iiiiiiiui.tctiirod ly them aspeeialli for their retail i I trade, aad they promise toaellaa low as sbeaasße I nu.ilit> of Goodj cm li« Uei.iit in., v* li-re. i- ■•! j 'i)AR RACoTT', 11A R KIB A CO.'S. No. 112 \laip street, Suoceaaora to Merchant, v, euugei \. C •. [ OOUTHERN IBIEORIATION »F HA. O V'ANA CIOARS-Tlm Babsenhsjiß have (net i receiveddiasct from a . a ontberß i""t a a:. u realb choice atewk of g*Buine Havana Oigars ami bi-aciiiii He-nlia. C, acba.Oscra and Loud n wlt'ch for Uaati ot manufacture and richness of llavor. ar«itnauips.i»fo bl any Ci.ars ever bruugbt , tatbMBBM '"j; )o| t_ ss |' U N A BRO. DrjsriaU TTER"RIN<:s...3i»»t! is Nn. l Halifax Cat Her- i I J 1 rinixs. tuu bbls. No. 1 Halifax Alcv, lvea, in pnme order, for aale by , (1 ..„...„., " O.MBLE A C LAI BORNE. bbbbbbß APCnOWSAIaBg ' *'■"■**'*'■*■>■''*■■'■><»■«> ■awaßasw^,a«B i <>»B| #>BanB'BSB an ■>»» w sasßßns^aißßjßnaßßsw FUTURE DAYS. By Oeddin fc Appersen, Aact'a. V k& ,£!S ,V A™ DW F.LLINO > AND VA'.'AN r L«»T. "N TIIK "OCTHBIDR OF ROS«. NEAR TO O'VEHNOk BTRErTT. FOR HALE AT AUCTION;.- -ai .hVr^ u T .?oftbe heirs-at-law of the late Mr. .v [i Cr»n*haw we ► hsil sell at public aueiion.cn the ittm,.,. 1 „■ TUESDAY, the 10th Januan. i -:r,. at♦ „■" dmrtt P M . the very desirable pro,<irt; located aa above* la<e residence of the de>*«-»<<<-;f. Th* which is a most esc«!lerir or.s Ins iv rooms, bs atdes ami,!* tier 'ants' Becomiundatioß, and is in,,. plied with tun and water • To the dwelling will be attached 32 feef of around froaiia* on Rosa street.' rnnuini Lack ;,bont lis MS_U With the privilege of Bfl allc« estendiDS out to Oovetnor street. The vacant lot ou ihe east, which has the aim* front snd depth.lias in tlie r«ar an e*r-.oient brick stable .-■nd carnage- house. This lot will be sold wither without the ilwehinv. as may !«• deemed test at the hour of sale. Tha location , I tin* property ia ad mirabiy suited for the nercf.iut or professional gentleman. To vis. -One iMtrtbeaaas; balance at 6.12. andlft months, for negotiable notes interest added.se cured b* a trus'deed. Thetaxes and insurance lor ÜBW to be paiu by the pur.-nast-r de2B—ten GOuDIN * APPERSON,AnBjta. nOMMISSIONRRR* SALE OF VVI.I A- V' RLE FARM OF INK ACRES. ON THE CHARLES CITY fL 11. ROAD. TWO MILES BELOW RICHMOND.—Aa Commissioner, ap po.uted by a decree of the Circuit Court of ihe ■ civ ~i Henrico pronouaced en the 9th Novem bar. law. In tee cr.se o! Retil and others, SSWast Parrar'a artmiaistrators. Ac., we shall avooecd to sell, at puMio n'ctn-n. on ihe ptemisscon FRl lif fain if aot. tbe neat fair d.i>.; ti,at valuable farm loaatad aa above, of which Joint r array died Kc-.eti, ctint.-uiiin I IWl'j acres. It will be sulsJ. i ided. according to a ami and survey to be exhib ited st tbe bour ef aale The maaaion house and >. seres have been aaeigaed to Mm. 8. M. Parrar, •is iier dower to Le held by her darin* her life; a-.d tbe other itf, aerea will bs divided into two or more parcels, as may be deemed most iadicious.— Tl a sßtrl allotted as dower a i!i l-e so!,I. sabjeel to the bfe tsnantc) of tbe widow, and the residue will be boM ta i»e, witi. tee ri fc ht of immsdjata BBBbbBB- T rate*.—One-third aaah; balance at l and 2 < ears for aegotinble uotas, interest added.aad title re t.ii'ied till all the purchase money is paid, ami a conveyance ordered bj the Court. L. K. BPIXMAN. } JOHN T. CHILDREY.) Coramrs. A. H. SANDS. \ S.ile conducted by 008818 k Appxxsen, Auc'ts no 2S—2aw2w Atda j POSTPONEMENT.—In cease s.aencc of tbe non attendance ol hiddei <• the a 1 .>, a vile waa poatßoa ed to WEDNESDAY, the Uth January. IMB,at 12 o'c oek M.,(ii nun if not, the ne\. fairoW.j /-'<» MvllSHlo.Nt.it 9 >,< I. t. OW VAI.I a- V> B*.E REAL ''-'STATE. <iN CHURCH HILL ON r RANKWN AN DJ»tb S IMEETS ~.-.s Com misaioßer app 'iated by a decree oi the Circuit Court ol tho City of Richmond, pronounced on the Allen. 1 shall proceed to seU al public auction,ob the premiaee. Ob MONDAY, the iitit daj Jaaßary, l.tC". at.t.S o'clock P. M . .'f Isir; if n«t Ihe iiest fair day,)the Real Estate of which tbe btteWil- ; BR?CK TENEMENT aVtbe corne'' of Fraakliß nd f*th streets, front in, 33 feet on Franklin ."■tree'. ! running bock 134 leet loan alley 2V leet wide, Ak i», the vac 1 nt Lot adjoininz, bav.B, ti,,- same front nd depth as tbe . t on a tiicb th>- (' welting 8-t;im!s. I (ween Grace and Franklin streets, tr, mth 3Sf*et, running beck about 120 leet to an alley, bavin* thereon a Framed Dwelling. Tkbjis.—One-thiro cash; balance ac 12 and I.i months for negotiable notes inteiest (t'iert. tnd title retained till all tbe parebaaa mone ia fall) paid. The taxea for I*so to be paid by the puree. » er. WILLIAMSON WVaLLEN. Cm r. St-.!" conducted by Goddih A Appkbsok, Aucu. / 'iniill ns ici N B RaV~ sii>' OF VKRY ; cuit Court of the eiti of Richmond o tbe Ist I December. tfets), in tbe etiit of Coaby and otbera r Pettaa and others we will sell at pnhlto auction, ea the premises, on TUESDAY, tbe I7u dayofiaa aary. 1860, (il fair; if not, the next fairda ..com th 9 late John Coaby, Esq.. died seised, vis ' No. 1. Lot front in. 22 feet oa the eaei line of Ma ■> street li l-S feet to an alley, with lire ii«- ii con:', iie. iv rooms. Kitchen, Stables, fee . reseat)) o. copied bj .Mr. Cosby. No, . L t t.'.Lii.. 9» feet i in re at of above, 1 oa west line of Wall street hy 128 feet to an in! \. witr: 'uo wooden teneun nts there, a. eontatniaa 8 r.M'in'i This lot will be divided er sold is a whole, as may be deemed best at the hour of aale. i No. A Lit fronting 62'« fectontbe north side of | Can street. tc> ni«'iit l.fufaet with the larseTobae co Factory thereon, now i.i theoocup ibcj of B. F. Diekinaon, Fas.., ; N. . Lot idioinin.' the above on tbs east, front- I ■a i'i'j.'.'et by about 13l> feet, with wooden bnildim thereon. And at the hour of i o'cl sek, P. M .. I if imr; Ifnol | tn- next fairdat I will bbII- Nii.s. i.,t at the corner of Grace ard Fifth sts.. [ i' ißtina 62 feet on tbe south Bide of Once street, in about I2u feet to aa alley, with two brick tene \ Bnßts |B rooms each), with kitchen, Ac . occupied respectively uy Mr. !•'. M. Porter Bad -Mr. W. M. ' Ihe aale will t!i!>e place ia the order 111 which the propelt) is advertised. 'i EKJts.-One fourth cash; balance at &. 12 aad IS montns. for nettotiable notes, inieresi added, aad ;.' .•! retained until the said notes tne paid, and i conveyance directed !>- the Court, and the parebaa era to pay tbe taxes I tr J -i.h). OoD'.i\ A Ai'.'K'.i-o-s. Auctt. de IB—2-iwJwtdts rTIHE VAL. tltl.i- 81. * H ARLES lid- MONO. FOR SALE AT AUCTION—AI Ihe w 'i-'c-t of tbe owners.fone of whom Las leim .- d from Virginia Iwe shall osfer for sale, at , u!.l a auction,on the pram see, d MONDAY,the Ktb day of January, lStio, al i: o'cl ok. M-., tin' vsln • >le property known as the ST. CHARLES MO Tl L, at the corner <•!' Maia and Wallstreets, fronhn .on the North .- de of Main street 71 feel running buck ontlie ei..,i line of Wallstreel IS) f"et to an alter. The buildinun are ol the most tantial order, tour ate iea hi h, with base i eats ici -i ir:! On me pround H it t,.r» a are three handsomeßu>res, frontinx oa M ra street, nnd s.x Stores ou Watt street, ;.ii oeeapied , . ..-, ... .aent termuts. the Hotel has over 100 ticht aad airy sii rooms, with me places and other conveniences; tit!.-.- handsome parlors, reoepton and readiaa i nut, and a Ur. a spacious dining saloon, with -' ordinary : also, bar-room, Uliiard roeau and .-.lice. Iba kitchens have all new -su, evens. ..in es, .-md all pnodern improvements complete. ... i each stori in tbe building is furnished w.tii ...... water, :t;ii every convenience ad ipted t>. tae ara ' tifaUi its Hoiei. Tavnats.—One-fifth cash; balanca at 1,2. J and 4years, fj: ac ..t..ii,.- notes, interest pnyableball •., irlv, so as to make tha credit aa intereat-beai n,. fund Tross day i I -•■ c. seci red by a trust deed. Tne tinc-oiii real ■• ■ c ia admiraJdy lasatad, in the be i' ■if tii icity, equi-distant bslweaa the Central and Danvills Ler. -. and coaveaieat lo n!i the pi -,i -• so, i ii., lies* in in a city. I lie yen* sat antiuiil rent of the property is Tbe iaaseof the Hoielexpirea <,c',.t>e: v nail. Bf llivkiiison. Mill Attcts. pOMIMIbSIONfc.K'Bi 5»".»i.f....)»-. irii ",i ■. ' • decree of the Circuit Court ol the City oi Rieh i.ii.ii t. in ihe case of Corbta ci ms. vs. Hill et . pronounced June llth. 1869, the subscrilaw as sic■ ..ii Commissioner appoiated by smu Court. will proceed to sell tor. ash,at the aoetio%bonaa oi |)i l- lis, , li.li \ (.'■: .vi the (. :t;, ol Ricliiiioiid. on FRIDAY, the 6th day >•! ..-nuary, ISM, at Mer elk, A . AL. the loliovi i"_ v-!uiil.le absvea i dATILDA. Nt ed S6, who water! loodeook, vasli . r iiii.t i,oner. MARY, n,fii 23, akso a _.'<hl iiiiii cook, but a f.rft rate washer and ituioi. FLEMING, v. (I 21, a N • t tobacco f .dor, band RACHEL.aaed!7,BKood house aervant.and baa teem aoeuatoaaed to tbe care ot children. Tbeie aervanta are of very Kood cbtirieter am! have alwaya been very hearthr. de ,'..~dt! Hpeeial Commiaaioaer. m s A l, E O W aMP SSVERY VALUABLF REAL ESTATE*^ . > ;, ~ . —*»• PERSONAL PROi'LRTV U9 GREAT V.M.I i' About 1av.,,-:;- of ! AND oa York River; , nid var'oac othei kiads ol DKSIB kBLK PROP ERTi -On Wr DNEt?DAY,»Im llth.da) olJanu , l-/i. the nndersi aed. by vit new ocrtaincop .■• anees tn :. t from J mea Bintsr. a:h a '.. ...ii i... auction, .it Bi<le.r'a Mills, ,n York county, he ii ost ,i- ...i able proper! that Baaaeei '<• aasi posed lo .. .Ie hi tii.Bcon ii i isi»tm ~, ,:...t I u.U A C R E H 0 E i. A Nll It im< in ii.ik Rivsr, and known .v, the Ripoa il II istate 'I i.»ro is on tn s Batata a !«r;, BIEAM SAW mi <i if-ISI Mil L; a WHARF rxtend.,.: rivfuti »evt ti aad ci-ht hundred ■• 4id» to Sep wte. in V.-rk River; a lar;a nnd oommodm I BOARUINii HoUmE; »ome ci ht or tea avivata RKSIDFNCEB, sui|able 'or the com£ rtaaaa ae commjodatioii ol families: (oar mrss Bmb.si a lar.e Htable, and a BJaskam>tk«'B Bu ig besidea core tiouses and other out buiksia s. a BRICh-YARD -i.eds and Maeh aery, and aou.e Uttaf or ls.mo ),i,i',.. I'en. h Trees, j...!<-ci».l awd »ct out with care, aoine ef which n.e sxaeebßd lo bear leu : ..m In addition to the above ire: ;,>r li-ood HORDES aad MULES, I •« ','.' *»rma and [.umber V, , asaa Harness and Oiiains. Farmiax Uteasila, Lam her, llr.cus. Sliiiule*, and various Other . ninmodiliea of (read rakae. Anujaber of very ic.Mi M ie!i Cows,aKood Li" - - I, on Bu! ,i sa lac ted aad nrou at aa Vans Nt«r V«. W,' VcHriiims aad Ii « ot improvedb?end I'ho LAND wnl be sold ia | i eelem ia .necnt.* hodj.Mflaai heatsuil pnisbkisers. rhessieoitbß i ,i it v. i c. mrusnes on the UOi ol jKH..<.ir». is,^», ..it U u'cVnek M.. and tbs wholesale will be ona .. Ed from day to day till com pie Is d Taana-Made kn twaen tbe da/jt Vi ■; , , . liuM r 1 RA MS DELL. P.B.—Abj pesondesinmi im-ntnat mi hi regard to the aboi a - lie. can «t.,.;» to ALI». N see, m Ike premises, or te L. J. RuwnaUi, ■*«>. WtHiaini •iMtt sit E m s*« i: of \ \i; mi. ■ 1 PERSONAL PROPERTY IN THE ClT\* I P RICHMOND.- By virti c of a Deed id Trust axe. cntcU t.« in by 1 I l*«ncook, on tha i'th Bept . 1367 ai Iof>■•• r d 'i the , [Roe ofthts Ri • ... a Court..* Rw imoad I shatiesUal cut « is ti ■ ■ 'I tii DA iof January, UWu.st«<«d at the !••■" •■•>' Factorj ol R.M. Btevenavut. the CdUrwin artu : •id Tob«.ccu i'HEssi'-.5." - I v ; ':'■ » R .HqT T 1 Vntl \ "V ' p "«ft* i>'..-'. '■ 6 H S.NDM." • i :>.i NICERMaBd «?.oCkV.'' "2 BENCHES with KNIYF.S." "2 STOVKHand i l - '.>,.' BOILER." uud -J LEA > SRB, a'aw anicli arikdeaarß aaseaal as ns-*. >.i!d io coi.niicuce at ti..'cii»'k M rißna Cash. I'.i'.NJ. U. N ASH.Tfmetee. ue li i,iw:twtdtd VFI.RO BAoel of he ny i' Ke.k Sattlast hr.ck t'.ais, Sleeps' Orey ' ac! ■:, bids am! black Sattinet Pea. Jackets, black, ■ !■> .. ■,' tai.cv Ssttmet I'".i t.,. Vest* in treat w t I . tt lUBSI 'ctowu n d stripwl li.irtj n„J l.iv*. em Bla. kets aud Coont. v Knit Keeks, is iu!l irol complete,embraciß< a «rc*t vanet* of ptomi and well p.i- drt C!->t!i n. ior men ami bays'wear at very low prices. KB.EN. BALDWIN k WILLIAMS. Ij'l HIRUFLN VIKV FINLOLI' APPLE A*' BR ANDi .iaaiorc Hud for aale !u# to eUm* vonajgßuteut. iK>TTi*, FARLEV A CO. r>Ll» JAMAH A RUM.-A few sallous ol very auperivir old Jamaica Hum. f <r aale by JMSHg* k WINSTON, Dm- uts. Al/walQlf ftAUJas." ..t>... *mm » . .^BBBfcaM NOT I C X— A DM I NIsTRATOBVe. "at i*w as VALUABLK NKtfROR*Uo.*«M£ DAY. Jan.arr ttti IMB, ,i v o'sbi*. A. Mm the auction bouse ol Hector Davis, oa PrsiiklYa strsst I will sell eleven iikefi aud valuable NEGkoYV belonging to the estate of N. io ceased consisting of one splendid Cia.a woman aboat»»iearsr.idi» two eaceitent CosmlMtrmsids; *hise Boys, and five vlu c youus Msa. naeW which Jss Ao. I Baser: two c actor. flaade,(screw men.! and two excellent Rollers—the last men tioned are al«o valuab'e Pinm-i-Room Servants. TBBws-Caah. D T. WiLLIaMR —J" *-*** A *»i rofN. H, Tboraton, io?d. By Dickinson. Mill A Co., A net's. C°V7*!7 , , , >*l«»N SALE OF FIFTEEN V VALUABLE SLAVF.*<-in conloie»Ry to a decree,,f the Circuit Court of the city of Rtcb Li2S&J w,u «*b at public au. tioa. for sash, st the v^LT.av' 0 ."!"/ D.cktn-on. Hilt A C0.,0n %Et> fif-Tif<*Vf!*V**r.' Haw.nt If o'clock. A. M.. ,„L£ - . .'' . Aki, F ,SLAVK«.consiatißg oi ,T,n\ TfTf.? 1 c, ' l iJ'«r-. hoya and girls, some of or St Z^L I "".*' be:oB«in« to the aetata ol >v i,Wan,son Allen. d»cea»ed WILLIAMSON W. ALLEN, T>w-ir,«.«« u„ , j, rv. p A ,rm ! Commissießer. t/tcnrneeir, iiit.r. & Co., Auct'a. da BA- ids By JT. snTTEtggeai Aavt. TXTILL BE aWI 11, aweai not at thi» week at _» » auction room a*. Main st.*«i eorumsßoisnt at , o Clock, a ,'ire ill'■■•• cc of ..[;• Cold, Kitri, a_H r-:.ted WATCHES: fine Gn>dfjß«ELßY. \&|2 OUA 111. and VEST CHAINS. La-*is.' CHATA LAIN;?; Silver-nued SPOONS. "ORKH, CAH- ToHM. Ac. Also, a lot of FANok* UtH'b.S, CI GARS. CUTLERY, Ac N.K.—Consignments receiving; every day sad sold without rcaerve. J. H. OJUG fc« AnoU I> K. t)oo m, r-alsiiniin. iA.l—ta By AUx. HaU, Auct.' " " NI«HT ■A\JLEav.»WATCMBRi JRWRLR" - AN I) PA NCV- «OOM -Will tie sold at sue 't.n, at mv atore, commeiicin* at 7 o'clock. Tltll E V PNlNfj. and continued du'in* toe season,ovary t,'/ht. a lar.o assortment ..; fine (mid amlßilver Watehee, jane Jewclrv. Bracoleta, fancy lease, Kaives sad Ferka l'oc*et Cutler*. Canters. Olaaa ware. .Merino Sti.rts. Drawers. Table Cloths. Cas sin.eres, Ueu-SprenUs. Cktare. and K anvil Goods. bo3> ALEX. NUTT.Anes. COAL, COKB," acT / 'OM .--Tie pr ceot Coko until furthsraot.se v will N» as follows: SOFT I, L'.VP COKE 99 a) SOFT BAIL COKE i» HARD COKE Set Orders promptly executed st t'ards corner Ktli ami Can i,in! oth aud B< rd s'r.e'a, Terms sash. del2-ts JNO. J. \VERTjl.Agaat._ OAK AMI PI MR WOORJ ■saBBBBSd and aa daw shelter, for aale a Coke Yards da H-u JNO. J. W ERTH. Ag't. U'lllll) AND L.I M BAR FOR B U.K.--The vv eabaoribar haa on hand andwjll continue «c keep at hia said on the South side ofthe Pock, be t»Pt ii ft'li tied U't, stieet«. ail) mint: S. P. Hawse V Son's Coal Yard. SEASONED OAK and 1 iltl V. OOD at the lowest marl et piic- He also keeps eoualruitli on hart! KINDLING WOOD ready pis i ~-•.'. at S:ta pet i<-tul of Meuitic fee* dslivered in hi. aartof the cty . also, VTK'HNIA PINR L''MBF« tut too der at short notice. W. F. PHILIPS. N. R—A c'ir. o>f super ot seasoned PINB WOOO.aer star, Henry itnad. tios* ianJini aad for nalt. . » fi om the WBacf. . ; lm W. F. T. JAMES llli.L. " I ~ JOHN W. FISHER. ' ( 'O-FAR T M.RSIII »' - Tie undersigned V have entered iato aCO -PARTNERSHIP, das i.i.- Iron, the 2J.1-lav of N'oven,, er 1860. under the name and style oi HILL * FISHER, lor carry MM on ,he WOOD and COAL BUSINESS, on Basin Link, whers all ordera Will be tuai kfully received. .. any orders leit with Strbbibs k Pci.lbb. Ne>. 101 Krond street or v.- th Saw. I. llsr.sivu. Ne M Via n tree', will be promptly atteadadte b'V. ml..i ct>riier jt.i Mtieet and Haum tsnk. fcßßla - C-Xsn. JAMES: HI 1.1. no.l 'J.i, JOHN W FISRRR. tSJO 7r. PI.R LOAD—COOK'SRAROORAC ~'". 1 •' Tins COAL is liitiiii.iiioiih. not ofthe beat ttuahtv ; bill* the aaanj families who are bow ■.:-' i ■ it. tliink the price more tiiaa coiiipenaatae lot tim Qualits, anil as the price will le 'lulier. psr- >na who wish In try it h-id Better call at once. 6 v oilice on lam str"e.. one dojr below Mr. Il; i.ti'l-r' uriicer, stoir. Tluk COAL makes an excedeat (ire. BOt-BBB* F. COOK. _ . 'LOVKR MILL AND tylllK.VtlTE v_' COAL and COX X—For sale b» M. D. WHITING, nol—Jm Near the Petersburg Deaet. HOTELS, *c. L>\' lIANOE UOTKIi A 1» Hi HAt.LAHDHOUSB. In prenentina thai card to the public, we return many eaurdtai thanks l,u-in ceneious patrons for the K:iidne>s WS li v c retei.-ed at their funds, aad hope that the NEW ORiIER OF AFFAIRS, ten» iiniiciei! s«r't. I. Ban, v.ii; receive the same ea cnuragemenl tint our vieviotis . llo.ts and labors t . ic-ommodate unesta have met with. \i ,rs. JOHN P.aadTROMAB E. BALLARD are now cho Proprietors ofthe Establiahii.ent, and ei.ch one pledges lumtieit to do what the nom foi'. convenience and rcit. ireuieiits of their nuests Ce.n.iii't. Wo desire to keep and BiMßtein. what our h cense calla for, a r I KS i' CLA ' .'•» HOTEL, and wa promise to asa tenijvie,l eaortsaaa t,>-«Piider the es tablishment a« ooßifbrtabla is poasiMaV With po liti agsnts. snd ready, prompt and attefettve Vi.r.s, we shall enidiwor to ariord complete aati* i.i, tion to the IraveilM public. N, b'.-A previoua onriL wnu since pnbliahed tc» couateraot the Inßn. nee a baseless rumor, is tutnotent proof that our e»tab'.ishineat has never l«."i closed, and the..'. Btfiee its put.licatiori. wo havabeeaia better eendition to entertain nastora than heretofon r\'l rumors as to closure, or tn t. j d !,*u:e, we desire our fritnets to notice aa I ilss,and strangers, imeudng to vu.it va, as wiiliui misrepresenlatkms. ae I—ta 'f'f?fc: TINaTALL HO I rvE. 1 CR.-vGHKAD BTREET. i>AN\'ii.:.i{. vaoiNiA. With new furnitare. and newly repnirel, we as sure vtston thai noeifoits wiii ' e«par»,l to promote their comfort, and we reaasctfiuly solicit a trial. The fUNSTALL HOUSE is aiso the HTAGK OFFICE, and oitr omnilaisses Will always le ta rc...i:.ic«a to cirry to and front the Depot. A. G. WA LT ERS.I J. M. WALKER. $ Proprteton. fe U- I'd W. T. SI MMOM. \ I iKCIMA STOVRR! NII'.l.tAlA • . Mv via:: vih.dviASt ovE» i: : \ RICHMOND STOPS WORMS, ESTABLISHED IN ISSI. A S A H N V 1 > 1S It Manufaetnrea al th i osletajrated SOUTHERN STOVE FOUNDRY. CVI UNDER, BOX, P a ri LoK and COOKING OVES. of ihe i.,,.»i rlamrtvbte and ol supe horworkiag •ißalitnra; ujn, tlOl'Aiß FI.K.VA CES, i RON I Sane OR A I'ES. HOLLOW VVAItK, II i i>'. AN Ip, r-i.NK' . «0.. Ye.. and ihist dnsrtip ti-.iiß ot or ht MmriuasßM mid OrnMiiientai Castiags. lie proprastoi i« earns insed thntsumoieni appre ci-tl.ve paUrsms could le lo.ittd in his uiaiket who would pi> the valeead a Baud article, to iiistifr him ia the use ci the best aaatermiß aad ta tne empiov ment ". eSB .pet*,!* I .(•cIiKII.CS. lass Mirstj of tn» mouldi " i msstouedon h.r,. Virriaiaa*. an itu-e Ustmsd tn,ir trade at tlte.e BPSBbW. In■-.• Rtanrea haws beeu ■ raduaiky gaiiiiag favor il the» have become the bbosb. i-.>iii sr of any in lac, Tn.'ir superior >-tien:<n anl siiuplu.itv ofope i.it on pecuiisrl) tils iii.,iu lot tne usecl servants. REPAIRINH PLATES prompt!) -upplted. I inner* and S.ov* desiers throti houl the S.aitfl am desired to loiwurd tt,e,r „ ,Ic:* to aha *\\ HEX. Miehmond. Va. Retailed in Riesnarasd hi Mesars. C l». V.aLKk CO., WM. sl.\tt- V.i.iif. 0. h Af BARtiAMIN. Jr.in.HVM a MOL'NTCAtTLF. ilea) dliiii w.lni P4RV« N >1!M t'. WHOLESALE OROCFrTS AND pjiOVlab'OM l>l A..1-.KS. i 13tn urm ur. W.,1.1 a, , BMM BM iTi.il.i 1 fld to tje tri.do oa ro uou-Uh tcnus. 10 i !,«U. nr-w [J.« u„ HAMS. 16 hlnU. new breoMl. ulder ar.,l SiJa MA . (i.N 10 bbls, \ic-s FORK. 9 hies. BaittnioroOorßed BEEF. 13 t.t-ls takers 111 i'Tf K. 11 i!.la ne* N . I I. vRD. •;i -c nest, id .i,.'n and 61 ~><« Bt'TTEK. .v;ti,.\.sL i> and I'iae Apple UHI RSR. ts> t»a.>« See in sad Taiiae OARDLiJI. BUD boxSS 1,. i«r and !'.:• mr, SilA I • ' .', U. Refiasd nl «•> !%, i : r-.;. b. At, . -• . h..,,,. -t... k ~| TEAS, vv i.Nts. t&tiJZssV, BP • I -. ie. A 1,.—*.",, wood «iia!.»y CIOAR*. DMOIKV-l. HOtltt. viAM FAV'ttßt:*. '-* The uudersuned mai.ulsctures and ktteeecoD -t.ti'l.oii Intnl. ,i the I, ciin.< ml iionand Blew) Works, alar c \rt,t £bb of KLEIN El) aad COMMON iKo.N. eoaststin«ef all sis >« B ir. Bnnil il >oy. aid Snroll Iron, TIKEIRON O als and Ha'f BOvaAj. Horse and MnhtSHoi IRON. ROl.MDSaad SOt'ARI !*, LIOHPNiN » frofts mend ant «in*re, A-nc.. t..r*t tiHl'M TEC lII.NUT .R6N. Ti.iao.ii Mi : TaPERKDsb' PLaTK IRON in abort c c r > dcript'on of IBoN lri a t „,„ \^ ordered. Akm. Kajlroad FRU'i STKrTL. bTIRL I'oacn Rn ay. and hulkey TIKI.S, ani yuarry Hall Ri LrJ jVdWtjrNTKH. Riehm. ud. Va. I). » I sisesai.d patterns of WASHER}* oa hand ~,m .dc 'o order. _ rtell-lm* V'tHU E.—All persons baviM c'"ins acaiast -> the estats >l CIiAUI.hS .M AH A. awnfaßßßd. are raamcaßad to present "hem. sSoseirj authenti cated lothc ai»d«rai<B«Bl for seiilea.eati aad all pt»r*ons ii'del led t>> tno si.d VHtsts. *ro rs<iueaar>l lo make oav ment to the uadersuaed m ith aa litt-ti lelay aspeaaibi -. c. w. PITICELL, R.M BrjßTi'N. 8. C QHE F.N HOW, Fx -utorsof Charles Marx, deed. de P—dTwa VV I B'■" II W 9IIA|I l! St tV IN 00 vT »» SHADF!«! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. AT tio liROAO Sr - M- UOLDKN takes ii l'luotiiic.n . that be h.is reduced the prices off h'« sh A DKs Xt p,.. ~,-„t. Imlow former p; »,<•». aa u< ftirthsr no'e a. His lar. c -vawirtment Btmaapia ol (i»J. .iol.i .-.-.d Velvet ii-iil anil tiark l.a-»«l miiiii..<. Bubbbsbb. Vbbbb. ¥ sia. iwiihie.Otseeand tSliades. with odd » 'iter: tke ue-i article ol a;M o match ; c'.'>tai» Han Is and Corutees. 'i - is.tt »■ vr-i-o oi En. lira and American OIL THS, w ih Liucei I'aoJi. plain »>t a)«.u/ea». all aa. Call snd **c fiic-s. at ths estaUisbad ip Dry Gooda and Wird-.w f*hat-.e Store of W. <iv»LDEN. nißrwutst.. de 1- Sin Onyaalte tbe store of t>p.*rles « Ce. (\\ IL.TEI* SKIRTS. UI ll.T» W Opemtv rkls rtiornra . two hundred.BSolwot •i„.M. apiendid ituiUed Skins, with Steol H'H'P" ~ ,1 idyustabls H-hMv. aiute and colored. Tbeae a%ifta are decidedly tha most com«« ri-»yle article rt>»« uoiii I • tlto Isduas. lam aetbns <a*m a* very rtKlnesd at ices. KvsryUaly ««,kl v ; ,* , *IY.V.!i* ,_ To I* badou'y at . MAII.MtT * C*sap *ors, tl Main st. Dl ft II MKRRINO. HAI.IRIjr, *e.-Jfß» i.i u*id. a aample lor .1 N« I Dutch Herrins. i tl-is year'so 1 hes 1 Haljlmt. fsometbtaa ~cw a* w*ll js aiee. l l ' ,: n Oteen Peas; 1 bbi Navy lle*M,s; Ne. I Appl«*. Potai"«a, *':./:♦•'''*_,•* »• —' kg miIM.BAi.ON niUatn jkNPSHOI L. Hftt ItrMfifekfML
f^aitji. fBUAT MORMINO JAN. 4, D«0. poadence of the Richmond Dispatch. Severe Accidents. I.ybcrbcko. Va., January 9. ident to a student, alluded to in my •, occurred at ihe station nt Emory f College, just aa the cera were mov ,'n attemitiitt*. io tt*t ou the c*rs he iron handrail at tbe steps of the t iv jumping missed the step with bis feet, and was swung around tn the be tween the aide of the coach and tbe edge of ths platform nt the station, bis body being caught and rolled around in this eUcht or ten inch apace by the motion of th*' iram. Hia name ia Coson, aud be is from Mississippi, as before atated. During the same night, and on the same train, j ahrakeman was seriouaty injured whileon the waik«ay outside the beggatfo-c.ir, in th* tn t of going'irom one car to tinelater,betacatrneft on ibe need by a projecting or deiaclird rock, white the car was pacing through a cut - • ~ OK. Recrfete by tanal, Kailroad* and River. , I For the Month of DseSeßßßw, bbwX J By James Rir.r and Ramu-ha t'"niil 1 .".100 bushel* wueat; 80 nhd*. tobacco; 2 ztll b»a*C iimn ,1 li'iwcii; iM him., Baaaaai 7*M hawrsls flour; Ist busuels ci >r a; taw ("in ii, irou.ao tonseopper; taaß teas c»al. I 221 aama atone: 7 t.-ns lend 7:*) a da w...1;07 tiarre.a apid.s; IU eiiiut) liquor oar.eis; 6*2 empt fl .ii- lute.<; U tf'J Bunaßß batter; St UjaV-l* net. 210 ib laoaSa ft laased M 0.19 pound* (Iri df ii t. ft»7 mtundi !*rd, 472 ■» leather; .'i Cittls 1 ctlf. i*B h i-s. 4osh<ie_/i ft hm reis wio-k.,; •*» pound* w,,»,. 7t ht t a »u-1 Re tbe Fr ataf IB* lera R mid. - -I 2Ut tons wrteat; 3,264 Ini.'isis corn. 7.A <!•> 8888. MS (In meal; Vi ,!... r.e, ff hints spibßWS, 9*9 SSßptl lia>reii». IU pounds butt, r, 7 iiachv-cse „»; *) rotta .eath. r, lii paeA*.* » ra.s ft tHish ta potatoes, IT biles bat; 4 <i,,. sets; N sheep; I bafcta -k 1 c ill, uy> las. tallow. >>4 t -ns com I. 36 »l it mmbsfj lit sofas wood, and in :*A ponadn m sceiUueous firm -in. KXl'imlf CeABTWISB To RstriMoßa bm tstmt ners 71 hhda. hisf ts ba.co; 2J6 hhd». t by-co sterna; BQj' pa *.ums*n\ f.ct,(ea sßuas) jo; taw bbls 11 v ; t rati leather; I? b 1, liquor; 7i l»ale« wooi.fi t.eices bacon, lo ba a S.xseed, ftU ha.a sin ;I i, a oriwti. itsil,,,e« urns tics; i t>a!e lii.n, l"7 this. SBSOsiB . tobacco; 20 or .Ik» sums, 1.1 iilu* limes; Jl pk,* in -iciiaiisis*. To FrtlL* j-LPili .0» .X amrr... — I ntid. t0!,,C0 stems; S&al pk.a manufacluieJ to bason, io b la ani..»in; toixcco; 1 hii.l tildes: i b |. .fl .ur; U 722 lm pi. lewl; 66 bile* ra.s. Mni eiiH.t> barrels I k 'I. c >w tads.lt u,b»s wool, litil s, out iron; tint itoboe coll.in ).iri,s; B»BBBB.aBBBBalaBBB liusheis »l,oits, 828 asbeis br -ii; lift t.alea domasties; lt> i>< '» rail r.wid wtieels; 2 oa.s learners ; 7 taas onut ;o beta beeswax; > bhia. apple* I bundle li* a;&bnse«eaa* diss IW na. Blurs; MO pk,;*. dr.- d iruit, 123 ha.s flaxseed; SI plus, iiicrciitndze ;ti ~k ,s sundries. To Niw fun, be atoam is. tihtul- 1-af ioobb eo; tail pk;s man if i ttured tonacc ■; jot pacnaea smoking tabasco, 2u7t,i,ts. fl .ur, ■ bbia lish.6 bbls. rtbatuauj 70 pk ,a dried fruit ; 2' boxes -liiiiii witet; re.la bu ar, lv bids, lienor; 19 k* s butter, .17 pk j. mdn i Si beer lurreis, 7 tierces bee* wax; 2& pk.a. sundries. mm^^ mmm " TIIE "DISPATCH" STIIAM BBV2* fOW E R l» HINTINIi O P II CI •:. Comer of Main and Thirteenth Streets, Richmond, Virginia. This Establishment, iheirw the mott comple'e Printer), in the Smith, Itoth as re arda Types,Or namentß. Ac, and the latest and most approve,] Mwinrie fresscfi,. ia d,iil> turning out the fi pent specimens of BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, sura as PAMPHLETS. CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LA DING, CHECKS, Ac., POSTERS. PROGRAMMES k HANDBILLS. Particular attention mien to fine work for Hunks, Public OnW,,. insurance. Railroad, and Transpor tivtion Oompanien, Tolmcco Ka-'tors, Ac. THK DLSPATCH CARD PRESSES. These new Machines, tor Cards. Bill-Heads, Small Circulars, Labels, Ac are eatable of tnrn m off ifttki impressions per hour, therein enabling the patronß ol this establishment to obtain this description ol work at tbe shortest possible notice. ■R. Prices reduced in proportion to the increase of speed! , JUL Printinß, in various colored BRONZES and IXIR. executed in the hi best at) le of the art.— In this branch of the business, the proprietors can s;iiel, challenge competition. I?ALL, IRM. r A. K. PARKFR ft CO. wSmMr W J?I% A £?2 RTM KNT °P STAPLE AND FANCY DRY OOOUS.-Ws take pleasure in *n nouncin< to our friends and tiie public RoneraJh, taat we have now in sore a large and well select &££& of s'"d DOMESTIC DRY ..." to "hich we very respectfully invite riie:r attention : Plain. Slack and Fiaured SILKS Rich Black BROS DX E'COSSE " " GRos DE BPSOM, for moaraini " '' two Fhntneed SI L.K ROBES Extra Rich Colored 81 LX ROBES " 1 * ~nr ted MoiJ.s BELI N E riOßr\_9 Hiyb r »hsChinr7 Printed MOUSBELINE3 ROBINS, V A LLN T I AB, POLL DE , / lain and Printed French MERINOES jf BlackFreii.li MERINOES _,-< Black MOUSBELINRS Black BOMBAZINRSj Black ALPACAS CLOTHS. OASHIMERES md VESTINGS »-4 and 6-4 Hencv PULLED CLOTHS Sheep'sGrev iAfINETTS, LINSEYSAe, Bed BLANK KTS White and Cold Benrant'a BLANKETS, Tosether with ever* urtic.'.e usuuiiy kept in ,\ first-r.lasa Dr> Goods House. Al! of which we will aell vrarv cheap oe B—ts tngpaoAm. rABsaXV ttattNOLRIES.—I have V> m atore and liir s»le >,t the lowest market pnoe», ihe fo limine GOODS for famit) ase, via: lUU I'lMtd sextra Mi..-ir-('iircd Hams; No f Macke rel. in kits: If and i, hols. Goapowdar Teaa «s aorted quiljties Irom 75c to OJlAOperlh Alao, fine Black To as ; Ad itnuitin.'. >perm and Tii.low Ca'id esi Battj indOoverniuent .lava. La.,ua» ra aad Rio Oort'ees. Liquors of „|| »i„di assorted; Wood Ware; Baskets. H,., ins: Powder and Shot; Cotton Va-n* and Coeds c; Sugars, assorted; Vpices; I'ie.les; Kamil) and Kxtrn flour in bt.ls snd hn.a, auper.or aaaliti; Rusins in ' 4 aad ti boaae; En.lish Dsifj m.d Cu'tin. Cbeesew an aUo. const mtly on hand a choice article of/Buttei aad Hiieswhe-it. All ioialaaVthvered in »«iv purt ot'th'* cv free ol charge. L T. CHANDLKR, No. 10 Fr«nH .1-.i.»Mt iim v.. . ijtA «ie ,iTTi.TTi ",, ..'.,„.,... ~7 AA CLOI Hl>G — VI. ini*rs oi ifi- Legislature and errao «rs nsitin . ihe city, will ft rut. lo enllin on the subsrnn r alir Band fashl n.ible ;,s»,,rt ment oi cl.'il 111 \n ofhisowa maan facta re, aa lo j aathp*sm«qii iliti unl workuiins ip can i>e had ol .Northern manu'actur-rs He Ins bsea iiianuiacturiiiH the l.ir.nr piet on of his work here 10. the past ten leirs and ran , amra h s custom era tint th » shall hive R ci.uiond made Hi it-hill compare m every respect with Nurtli crn wo k abet ar* now pu-chisuii. us bs is con vinood that BB uiin ifictured in Kich uiondas low as in an> city la the I'm -n Clothier and Meichaaw Tutor, cio- 12u corner of Main and Ltth sts. H fe Vu XK * KOR f A * TORIES.-Furnices « ..iicl Meuera set in rmaOBBCBt stoi ies, with suit able auaiitit and nuilnv of heat co„vv>ed toeaeh atnnt above, accordini; te the purpose lor which ea h is used. Throe 'izeg of our Factory Stove now read>. the memun. sue ~| winch has been used three years in m IV rS*iW Wl,l '»ut bre^kin,. Also, J>e f-Ke.ulatuig Licorice Boilers, for wixvd or coal, all a,»es. Pipe and all factory work done in »ho l >e«t man ner and with dispatch. G KOH G b t*T AR R FTT, Koln , 'a Row. Governor strool PENITENTIARY fJOOI»S-For aale at the a store. No. 27 Pearl atreet: URO CLOTHING, .Jits AND MHO 8, iOMS AN 11 CAR IS, NG DRAYS, MTI'HK WAGONS, KS. WARUROHIi.S, IS. CROWBARS fee R. M. NlM r \lO. General l'o„,t<.-ir,.,rv. rTifr rAVPvrr v ~ a ~/iri~ • ill th's BBoraiaa oii-r,Hi« har taia ~..,, TAPRSTRV* and ALL-WOOL I:ZZll i'-. v ? r * , " i ' fa«aeßßred tbe>nodt tneir value. An early pall .a req.ie«|o.| tCHIS A 'iWit-KIN. . , t , Op oaite Kx. Bask. pKV PH UT'% celebrated Cul'lill Kll.l FH if 'olda o ".'o U "'h re ft Rr " l -oida. i.ou.h.. Hoarasßess. Ac It his been sra n U ,^eV\ ,> '"""r I ,* 21" !»« '"id the M»' f,,r jrkirmilow o ,!',;^'^ l * l "« '*" *—H'-n Price £k c-nia per bottle, rreptredonly b X J PICOT, < "" r ?*[.^' ! «' n *"d*>7*ri sroots. pk t ajiia, TKt a,^ K ;~ Bit%n ~ t \l7fg*n WZL!? ,'"" d llir • aesortmeal of . "ISKtI, of ,i*r desenption both »a1t»l.l« ,',, --ad f . or«entlßmen. Alan Vsl \K%,cA irEv' lAGB Ac . U» whi.-h we mum —ane ■1,1'". ;.,'i i , atientmn of all .. w.,„t. „, th i 'w it ,?e 'old' , w . ALbK HILL ACO . mSsZ, 12 9 ' P%NI V AHTI. 1.K5..-A vo-y "cmV.,". ~nn. „ a pentaf Paaej Dnußtats' Artu-bw Luit«WVt.; proeuta co.i.pnain. fine Hmr. T . ?th in V ' Br IBM »a TWhama 9n*U *nd Ivor, Pias aadUr*2f Tret's Slf a^ 1 &",? 6 " p " ">"--;,:., toiiei a •tliea. Axe., 4 .■ , , ~. ~ v^r,et v W. PhTKRSQN Prii m m \N„, „ ST' NM MI»LA* "i it..i«..\_4 fl- vi'ov,Ti ../.• v f n,, » r »halar.est aad ihe laern aeaortn v __ _ ANDREW AN I'oNl. Main atreet KV.£? Yl, " , * fJ ««t»»». PVI R, THING EdCUHAr. EVFRVTHING DRSI \<>A Bl"I Vnr YZ\* We *i' *"* n '*<• ''Hine.f at HO Maia.t ,'che.p SsltSU S«*£?o-wa which „.u«t li Lie, nto now ottered oa r imkl ter<> s TI'PMAN k HLLL. F-saKf'V* »**J* Ai T *- ■Sup.rior Ex- P.-i'Y' S y* ol "*- Fxtrael Le,,,,,,, CnnHi.,..,,. Piaa Apple Slr»wbe'ry *c , f„r f| ,v„riri io! Jn pies, custards, ae. w'ptTEK.so\ D W:Ati. ' . _ t_ss i\l ,in atreet. : LtKtOTH JLT"!j A £ Vm **,* «VN44k ava* ■" BOOTS, with or without heels. (| 25 ,or pair. MARC.N rTrriSa r^Ho , :*' — Corner 11tbandljami, roots. PIHE.C KACRfr R». tT»tV-« KaineMat ~ LOUIS J. BOSSf El'X. No. h, Main «t VV*S '. PURfc J • Fl R »!! !_A lar, c »,„i ' mTmtiyJr^ jw " rrf wjgffiir 4 '' Vainstieet. A IllifHl. MIS;. 4 tis-eos DRIHi fKRF • 5-"' hb "- *""' yohK - RRIDoFORDA CO ob the Dock *> iQU>HTU!i k BRO., Dreftieta. j LAW AKD MEDICAL CARDS. | ££gp£*ftiat^&b. H. PmLLlPScontinnea I CPs-jSi to oner hia services m ths various , brsaehseof hißprofessioß. to tbe citisens of Sid- ' ney aad tbe pubho aenerally. Office and resideace. corner Elm wood andl.su- ! rslstreeia, i west corner of Old Fair Grounds * _, buY> l " reaenptiona compounded, or medicines , furnished to order. do 34— ft* K"*a&*m GKORGK W. ARMIITUAD. 0»VH» attorney at law, _ „ Rictrwosi'. \ *.. Will pr.-.cfiee in ths Courts of'the City of Rich--; mend, ami ofthe enuntiea ol Henrico and Louisa. ] bMI. Office with Wm. H Lyons, Eee.. on °th at.. between Orace nnd Broad. de6—lm* —:. v.. -- "" .. . 3 LEE ac PLEASANTS. A TTOR asVjSa, NEYH AT LAV, . Practice in the Courts held in Rieumond, Henrico, Goochland and Han over. As Notaries Piiltiic nnd Coinm ssionera of Deeds, kc, they arcautnori7.ed tot'ike l vvoaitioaßß, Ail da vits. Acknowledgments <>f Deeds, F>>wem of Attor ney. Btiln of Sale. fc< . 1» Iw u«ed or recorded in the several Mates and Territories ol the Uuior.. . Office on llth at., ad door from Main. mhU-ly PARKE POINJiLaTER, ATTOR *O3» NKf AT LAW RICHMOND, VA-.will practice in th* city «•! Richmond and ,n the coun '.ics of Chesterfield, Powhatac and Amelia. Bth.Of.tce m Lisie'a PBlldißt. UlllBBI oi .Vain and l»in streets. M 2*- 1 LOTTERY. UroOD, EDI»i A » 0.'% SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES. GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE tKino.Miin ! NEARLY ONE PRI3S TO EVERY NINE TICKETS. TII E EXT RA o Klll HA R V I) P. AWI NOB of Wood Eddi k Co*B H ii. Ie Number Loterieswill ake plice m pablio. under tne BBperiateadsßce .1 sworn Uoiiiitiissionerii, at Aa«BSla, Georgia, a* fol- Haas No. fii draws SaTcanaT. Deeemhar 17th. iB6O aasa N•. M ■• " .l-tiii tr» 21st It** .' .us No 00 " " f'ei.rn.rv IHih Lvjil EX rRAORDfNAbT DRAWING, l'o taite piiw-e as atiove specified I ',RANI« CAPITAL PRIZE OP SMO000! I I'rize nl 9*o ism i rnze of. SO 060 I " of .Willi i ' of i BBS i " of ii. uot Si i'risesof 2<wi t " of lii.wi 109 " ef MOO 1 " of tanptee ■• of Me i " ex two tag " <,i' toe i " of teapiaa " of son APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 4 prizes of .■j.j.io Approximating to SMB 000 prize arc fMM C prises of saa Anarexiniating to mouo pr,zr>are 2.11.11 4 prizes.,, ays Approximating to ao.omi prize ;ire .... ... UN 4 prises Ol Sts} Approximating te ISOHh prize nre 1.200 4prr.es i M 0 ApproxißßStiac to 10.000 pr.reare ... 800 20priz--nof 100 Approximating to 6 01"} unzeare.. 2 BBS 8.000 pnr.es of 2n are lt«i utnj i,.520 priz°s aasonatiai to 9SIS 660 Whole rickets 9)20; Halves 910; Quartern RS; Et.htlis tnttx THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS of Wood, Ed dy & Co/a Lotteries will take place a* August;, Geersia.«» follows: Clisss2 L)r.tv.b on Saxcanar, Deoember 24th. IMS. Clam 03 •• •• •• 31st. 1R69 Class M " Janutiry Ith, M*i. C.hss 65 " " " lull, IHGO Class or " " ■' ZSth, 1860. ORDINARY DRAWING. To take place a* :i ! >o-.-e specified. I GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE OP *sn «m I " "■ fS0«l»i 91,506 1 " " Is) .600 see 1 " "... .','»«.' i li.ni ■• " -imt 1 " " 4.0801 MO " " Ml 1 " " 30..M I io.» " v ue APPROXIMATION PRIZES." 4pr,7e«.(d §400 Approxißiatinß to §SOJM prize rtre 91.AM 4 prizes . I SHI Approximating to 20.1RH1' prize are j.iu, 4 prizes oi 2.M) Approximating to lo.otxi prise are 1,000 tpiizes ..I 225 Approximatinf! h f.*w prise are „ WO 4 prizes <•! MO Approximating to MOO prize i.re 800 ♦.prizes 01 lr-u Approxintatina to s.nni) prizfl nre {on • prize* of 100 Approximatißß to IJOO prize are _. .. . . . „.. 400 s.oooprizes o, 521. nre 9100466 5.48S prize*, amount in* to .._ 8330401 Whole Tickets ,*lo; H lives S8; Qaafters $300. ii OOD, h. 1 O V 4- CO.'S GRAND EXTRORDINARY DRAWINGS, t.-N TUO tii ■■:■••; NfMBKB Pi -.>, Ci. © I 0 ii .0 0 0 ! "TBsl Takes place oa the La it Saturda* ie each month. Whole Tickets s.f,. Halves glO, tiuartera «f.. Ki--ht.:s 52.50. b ordering Ticke's or Ce.:. i-ntc ;. eneioKe the nioiie. to oar iddreaa torwbat iron wisti lojiir ctiaae; aame the L«'tterv in which yon wish n in vested, and whether you wish Wholes, Halves. 'i.rirters ..r Ei h .■■-. on receipt of n iii i we .send what is ordered, bj brat mau, together wiUithe Immediatei) niter ths iir:iv.-'ni, a i'nitted draw in-_ r . Certified t,, b) the Commissioners, wal !*• sent, with aa Explan ition. Parchasei 1 will please write theirs rnatares plain, and nivethen imeol theu Poa -Office, Con ~ , am-AilPrisea • I SI OOOand under, paid imme diatei] after) c drawing—other Prizes o tin aaun time < i fortj days. Orders fot Ti( kets '■• be directed either to WOOD, EDDY A CO., Augusta, Ga, Or WOOD, EDDY * CO., Atlanta, Ga., Or WOOD, EDDY & CO., Wilmington Del. RN. Aiistoi the umnlers that nre drawn front the wheel, with the amount o< the I'nze that c.-.ci one i a entitled to, will he published -ciei every (rawing in the followin* papers:—Ananata (Oeo.j Conatitntionalist, Mobile Register, Nashville Oa zette, Richmond Dispatch, Paulding iMiss.l Cia r ieu. rNFIRMARV OFTHE MEIPIt'AL « «<!.- I-!-*-• K --— ' hisfnfirmarv is situated at the corner ■ I Maralmll md Coilei estreets, in an eie'-.-ited :->,ti icalthful pos tion, convenient to the Railroad l»e pots. Hotels and other centres ol hnsiness. it n farnisbed with ever) arran ement requisite foi the nijeceHstiii treatmenl of diseases and injuries .nd lor the comfort oi't.i° sick. AH persons re luirinc MEDICAL or SURGICAL aid ex.ep; 'he insane and those laboring umier cnt-u i,.,,. li senses, tire admitted into the institution. Lyias hi women are alao received aadcarefnlh attended to. Private rooms fnrniahed when desired. 1 he patients are under the charge of 'he Profes jots of the College, who visit the wards daib. The shaiyesfor Board, Medical Attendance, Narsm* md Medicine tre. for Ter week. v". lute Patients .. t i Colored •' w. kg Priviifo Re 5> Jto SIS In addition to t,io above r ttes. Ib ("vjcs leyuirinii a Surgical Operation, bj' a reement with the pro pnetors ol the Seltevne Hospital, a small lee ,„ cutir.ed loi the operntioa, varting lrom 91 to tC* . according to its importance. The particular fee m vti> c-ise mat i>e asosrtained L> aaplicatioß toeiti - erof the Att'.iEd.rit Surgeons or the Kesuleiit Phy sician. All charges payable on the removal of the pa tient. Attending Sarxeona—Profs. GIBSON, PETICO LAS and WELLPORD. Attemlin: Physicians— Prom. TUCKER CON WAYandMiCAW. Resident Physician—EDMUNDS MASON, M.D fiasward— F. M. PARRISH. President—L.B. Jo\'NEr», %i. D. Persons ia the coaatry, desiring toaend pntten to the Infirmary, may analreaseither tne Prasidei or the Kesident Physician. i« ri—]y NOTft'E.— The undersigned !#n leave to 1: form the trade ot Rieumond, that they h.-u this day 'pened :i WHOLESALE GROCERY an PHO VISION STORE, on Uth Btreet, (Wailaoe Sons'old sfvnd.i ntiti name in part— 16 hhda. new Baltimore i-t ->. -is. BhbU new Bdtimore BREAST BACON, It. hhds. Western and Baltimore SI DEB lniih.'s Western and Baltimore BKOULDERB. MB boxes CUTTINU CHEESE. 7s fce<a choice Goshen and (j lades BITTER, is bbls. Bakers' BUT 1 ER. 60 bbls and t»e_s No 1 LARD, as boxes superior MOULD CANDLES. OCnoxosGa i* Adamantine do 15 boxes BROWN BO \ P. Aad n fine, stock of WlNESand LIQUORS. weeaßßT tbe above on as reasoeabls terms as tho can I* had in thia city. PAR KB ft MINER. 13th st.. Wallace Sons' old stand, 01 LS. H\ IN TS. WIN HO W li LA Mi,"l> Ii SRTIBTB' MATERIALS-—WM SATTI EX A CO., No. 112 Mais stbkbt, Richmond, Vs.— We have jnst oompleted 001 Pal' Stock n( the above-mentioned Mticles, to suit purchasers 2 006 U.xes Erei.cii Win,low Glass; I two feet of f,t.-.,rieit. eiiitmelled, and colored (ilsssiinin pare Linseed Oil; HO -al'ions Boiled Liaaeed Oil; l.eoe gsllona « Varnishes, of everj description; gallons Sptr ,l turpentine; WO <alloaa Machine Ou; 16U80 White Lend. Amertoaa «nd English: Oeaßlbs. cia Oil. Aiiierieau nnd Preneh ; im.l ii.,is. C<k>p ln addition to this, we oall the att«ution of Whole «.le pnrehasera and others to oar hir,e assortment in oil of the most favorite brands: Sand Paper; Artists Materials, of every descristioa; hlathe m.-itir-Hl [nstmmeata. Drawtns Peper; B.aseriess Enaiisn and French Drawinaa; Peneihi, Eng lish and German; Looking-Gtass Pinter; Picture t rames, and liilt Mouliiin s. WM. SATTI.KR A CO. lIRIAT INDi I'EMCNTS lill URfttM. va ERB-—The whole entire stock of Goods t,ii< olo>»a out in eipr t'tto'i of hay mj the Ixiuse pi '- eu downibirniri theensaina )ear;and have the tesnfta remnved orsotdat aactiori 1 anil from tins time mj sock it e.\'ra I.w prices, not t.'«i*iiK ttm cost ..t'.i ■.-.■e-r,* ataaj artietes in consul, ration. \ouoaatlßdsfu'la>sortmenl . 1 Bleaehedand I BWeaohed Cottons; P'aunels; Cor set s to hook and bee; Corsets to lace in lro.;t; Skirts; Black Silk's; Hair Nets: Dress and Cloak* Trtmmin s: Emh ordered H« kis at l»v cts : D m itj Rands at 1,1 era Tho roods BBttßt be Bold ai.d the ladies wit'find it to tneir interesr to eail'aiid make their selectioni. _ K. GtILDSMIT. Ml Broad street L'lKs! HKS : : HKS:: I-i-i-it receive,:, a x lar eaatdsalendid aaaortmentoPLaDlES' tad MISSES' FANCY FURS, in „reat vanetv,consist ing 111 part of SABLE, MINR. 1 *t«;h, R! SSIAN pitch, lANX. JENETTE, SUUIRREL, IMITATION FITCH, Also. GENT'S MUFFLERS and GAUNTLETTS. ELLKTT A WEiSIGER, No. 167 Main si. opposite Rxeaar.ae Bit,k, A PPLt>, SYIOKtD Ulf, TONOIKS, Ac —Hi »'c tiner. lo day, 1 un 111 receipt of lt«i bb » choice ell ;i. Auples ; *.i) do eooliiiK do.; I tierce "niol.eii Beef; I li.,x H»tef Ton ues: lib, Hmoked ri iluion; 2ft kits No l M 1-k«rel. which I will sell at the iowe«t poasthle price _ „ „ J. P. KAVENAGU. Fanuljr Grocer »nd Idaeor Dealer. LXPB DTBTJRANCE, Ac. JtM£|U, BOarifc'R, FIRE INSURANCE AGENT. Ths subscriber underwrites on even description ef property against bus or dima.-e by fire, in town end eountrv. on the most reasonable terms. The capital of IBS c >mp*r.iea represented bj meiaac- II and amilc. eatelt Invested n unquestionable irines. It does not itoast of many mil wan. but I*atlv claims one and a hill millions, secured »nd and mortis** in ui'ißhtß the amount, and rd» the asiured abetter guarantee thin capita! resented by stock notes and fnating ne.-otiai>!e securities No policies are issued by 'hem on sea risk*; nor do the> assume on, t-lie lives of serenes, free or slave, and their risks a*mast B-Bareaudt videu tuat the* are not liable to have their whole Ktat exhausted by any single casualty Person* desire ini'i' malt OB and to lie well and safety insured, will hud it totiie.ir advantage tenvplvat my offi.-e on the east side of llth stieet, between Vain and Bank..it recta. CLAWS LIFK IWavURANCB.--T.HR RICH r* MONO FtRB ASSOC! ATIOM— a strictly ROME INSTITNiTION—with nn ample Capital andSarpfus i»«!ie* policies on the lives.>f Slaves on aa n.(ider.'.te terms ns any good Mid reltabta Company. The business .•(' the Company i* r-,.,, ciea every risk baa the personal aaserv'sioß ol ita own officer-, giving a better security tor the |>r.> --j tectioaof the insurer's later—ts. I'Hrtie- resiling in the eonatf] bavin« Netr.ei to insure where it is inconvenient to have them j examined in tlie city. »ni l*" fnrni'hed uith all BB cesaary papers upon application by m>il.or at the Office. t*o. lbsH Al un street 2 doors lrom corner ol llth, where the Officera will take phasers in niviag aay information upon the subject of Insurance. DAY ID CI RIM., President. Ro. A. Tontpßias feeretarj. Da. Al BiKro.v, Medical Examiner. de ;p) d.Vclm PAVE imviAniE. IROLINA MUTUAL life insurance ( VMPAA V OF RALBIOH. N. (. t apital, gig»t>.<»»l .*.*>. 6LAVFB IN-UKfiJ in tne above substantial Coutpaa), for one or BBoreyenrs, on the most la veranta teraas. ft II k>«se« promptly paid. Cot"' X f V CL<' - E. A eats, Ollice,,n I4t -i street*, in Exchange li"tei Buildiav. de ,{o-6t Riohmond. Va. Rl ( H Al" 0~ N D AGE Nt V Ol' TltK NORTHERN' ASSURANCECOMP'Y, LONDON. FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCES. ■ BAB oPFti'lIS : London, Edinhnr&n, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Phila ahia. Established i.< 1836- Capital, 56.2 s.Hijr. ANNUAL SEVEN IE NEAR M.ouo.oOO! POLICIES errinfed at *h,; lowest rates of pre nn,.in in tti-t above company, by COCKE ft CLOSE. Agents, Onset mi Uth street, Ex. Hotel Building, de 9 u.;,i Richmond. Va. 'Fife iasi i:,i > « «., ' j you CITIZENS AND SLAVES. NORTH CAROLINA All PAL LIFE INSUR ANCE COMPANY, RALEIGH. N. C. I !',( (|i- COh.vTKD IB UHS.) A cents' Ojhee on Uth .<.'.. Exchange Hot- iE-uiid in*. I.i hmond, Va. A 8 B E T 8 -8*10,6:21 66. LIFE INSURANCE lining now a subject p -■rent and growing interest tc the public, its merit must be fame viueut to every en zen to be insist.' upon for'ita object '■* not to provide ■'. ainst th .• isii.. Itp of ii"' k, but against the unhappy cons* ) ini-nci's attending mis fearful but unaviddaW } event. Sorely, at tbe present enormous valuei j 31a ea. few owners will reqsirs any argument! j convince then, el the vast importance ol prove | iag atosee a«atßßt 'he loss of this valaaMeprn i aerty—wben by investing •- merely nominal sum lor.- p.,i;..'> ia the above Company, the> may sale !. secure themselves Busiest thr* loss of hundreds " Dm. Robkkt H. Cinu.( Medical Examiners. KIIBSBT '•- V^Rl-ljL.., K3L Office Hxchsngja Hotel. de 9— dim §~~ iik i »si;K AN v k. I J I'EN.N MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMFY OF PHILADELPHIA, PA.. i!-. IOR .HAT X _t> I a ISi7 . | in •, Kiihmond, i a, CAPITAL AND ASoETS—»800,000. . lives will consult their interests bj exawin m: the t principles which. regulate tins well estah ahed .md -minentl) reliable Company, before applvins J ~ih»-where. Any information on the subset el j famished gratis to applicants, by mail or ia ;> t I l". P. V. Hancock, Medical Examiner. j de 9— dim ni(!IMOAI)A(.KXtY OF T?iE SOI'IR. 1 Chartered by tat Legislature of Virginia in ISM. ! [Hares oa Ihe Cash and Mutual Han. Applications for In urance granted and p ■ iciei Bsued and renewed on the most favorable terms I in the above Company, at our otbee. oeS—6m Richraonu, va. j piߣ INSURANCE j ITIK YIRGINIA D FiWAND MARINE UffSUR- \ HLOmce No 131 Mm Street Rn hnu nd.'Nßl Capital and 8m plua t Z9S UOO I Tnis Oomfa.w baa tbe aai antageol fwi nty-snen i k 'ri-..' expenence is ih° Insurance business, r.nd j ; having enjoyed rue favor ot the public during alt i , ol that period needs no special reoommen«!ation to | it c ie. >.- Fire Insurance it, city and country, : Marine Insurance to ill parts of the world. > Its c.'i&n capital and surplus ire aa above, end i'«> ! aflkiraaj'c managed prudently, but liberally, and its ! rates are as low as thoai oi any nthergooa inatitn • W. L. Cowardin. J.E.'Wadsworth.PatriefcCnllen : Joseph Alien. Wm Hears. Geo. W.Smith I Horace L. Rent, Taos. Samson, B. L-Winston, I ! \V,,r.-l',.iii.cr, Chaa.W.Purcell, Jno.N.Gordon, i ! Awx. R. Parker, Jos. P. Winston. Arch.Thomaa. i .Ins. a. Enloes, H A. CWborne i Apply to the Presidest or Secretary, in person vi byletter. WVL, COWARDIN, President, j . WM. Wtfta.ls.Ja., Secretary. je j»—te 1859. HEAim.VI.. |Q s9< j VAN-LtW, TAYLOR & CO., HAVE REMOVED THEIR ENTIRE STOCK HARDWABE AND COACH .MATERIAL i : To tiie c.nd ocsii-F.ti',-s'-,-e. _ I NEAtiLV ePPOEITB Tliu'JA< R. PBICB A CO., I Where they are odbring n.e most thorough <md complete assortment of GOODS IN THEIR LINE, | And will i,e htipp> to receive their friends and th<- j I public. mil Tm | Is:l A T c no 6wl r* \i . I Who has had twenty-£va yeai be.» penenee in the ; businsss, is prepared to pot oa SLATE ROOFS o, ; ever, description, and with the best materials, al | j sliott notice. Specimens of his work can he seen | i oa application, and orders left at hisoi ti Alain ; dtreet net,r Mb, or at the office .. .lbukt L. I , Wbsl, Architect, Goddin's HaU, will he promptly | \ J7RANKLIIM PVPEK MtXdL, | BEi.vmraE manufacturiNO COMPANY PER, NEWS AND BOOK PAPRR, of all enali' j , ties and sizes, utnushed at short notice. Cash re 10-div GEO. WHITFIELD. Preset, !Nl EW STOtR OF HO.vil »,7m1I» a i '1* '.HEAT REDUCTIONS PROM EORMEH I PRICES—SOUTHERN IMi*ORTiN« HOUSE- I I SAAI. XL 81 TIIEKLANti. No US Main street, I ; Kiciimonu. va., importer ol and dealer in Gufts, ( Pistols. Kifies. Powder Flasks, Sn.d Pouches, • Game Bags, Wadding, and dporttng Arttebw of -. • i i.inds. Pocket Cutierv, Waikiag Canes. Pummg I ackle, Ac. Ac Colt's Revolvers in any taan- ! t;tv and oa the acest terms Ths certifies that at the sixth annnal exhibition ! of r,,(, | nitsd States Axrioaltttral Society, held at | Richmond W, Octocer, lSis. one Silver and th.-cc Brimze Medala were awarded to BAM UEI iSL I'HEIiLAND. ~f Richmond, Va.. for Gens, , Pistols and Rttlc Tknoi TiLenatsN, Prea't, • _l'l\ rSBLI v P.voßß,Sec'y. J RON! IRON : IMPORTATIONS. ; ; eeiving per sh>p trie, dirset from Liverpool, em- ' ; bracing a full assortment of Bat nail's 8h iftin • s A i , Rounds irom < 4 t,,4', isckes;Squares tr.uii ■. t,,.i'. ! incbes: Flats rromX to M to gxl aud Ux'; inches: • Ovale from S to 1 inch; Hall O-. ais from * • to I mcl ■ ' Hsll Rpnads lrom : s to 1 ,n.'ii: Horseßhoe to IxHineb. Norway Rait Rods. Hoopa Bands and . ; sixes: S tons P-nsUsh, American and Ocrman Steel- ' i lot sale In EDWIN WORTHAM A CO. de 2 dAisß>m John a. HAHkrs. , rmtso a n,,i «,v i f^O.PAßT>i.HS!llP._The,inde.';,,i,euU : .'e I y entered int., a CO-PARTNERBHIP, datini I i from tins date, under th? name ana srvie of H Mr- i RIB vHOLM A.v, lorcarruru ,•'! theCENEBAI i COiIMJB3{ON ami EORWa RT'iN'O BUSINESS ! hci Will give i-fr.ct person,l ht'crit.on to th« ia > i : «.t. aiICpUNTKY PRODI CE. alid the forv?ardii J I ioi Ooodsand MANUFACTURED TOBACCO!- j ! i'nej are located at tne aame hnmnena bnnan re osi fly occupied i>y Hams A Moore, ea the basm bung, hetweea Utn and Uth sts. i ... J'UIN A. HARRIS, I noio-u THOS. Cr. HOLMAN. ' i t T L oftfc ; ,-'•'•,- »*» BT.~The , ahacriber I : itai Ukan the aiMive n.,r e , aad orler for sals a I . ,' l^»A'', &fJ»C atiie County n- .1 But hI'TTEK. I i LARD, CHEESE, WHEAT and BUCKWHEAT? | ! j FLOUR. HAMS BHOULDEtS, MIDDLINGS, ! FLSH, CORN LI) ami SMOKED BEEF. PORK u;.;AR.S. SOAP, STARCH. Ac, ate . fee! i ' The ai«ive articles are ail »cut fa :re and sold on ! ' , commission, and »'i!l consequently te sold |~w torn ' leash. .rio9-ts| E. BALLOCK. Avent. I fIBSIRIsiIVIIRV, HARO.UOOUs.Nd \ ! I gONE-yMBRELLA, PARASOL and CANE ' SW?] 'r.\ cl! . XXX - - RarriouUr attention paid te ' PlM^ l ! o ', POOL and ROU- j i jKl r ,.». H .-?,1'. 1 .? CHECKS in new mul fancy pat- , teriisil.MBRELLA snd PARASOL HANDLES. ' r.n'iaiiv rarieti ~f IVORi' OOODB. Axae,UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS re-oov eroland rep.ured by F. A. RKICHMAN. OBlf Maß' ; lath street, near Main. Il ■ IOR. EOOEs est quality put up m cirtot/ns, I XEQRO I I I «a/1 NKOROHIRING. fftftO | ICJOU. I*6o. IOOv. COCK J A CLOS K. ~,.__. ! INgVBASCE ANStysLZIcTING AGENTS, Wili ■ iv-o their especial attention te HJRIHU OUT SERVANTS, COLLECTING RENTS, and theeolleeting and adjiisfnient of riaims generally. I Office on Uth atreet. in lifiserntnt of Exchange j Hotel Building. Richmond. Va. de 30-g |tJEeIBO~HfRtNO.-Tbe snbasriTwi a*aia of. i> for* his servmet to bra friends and tbs poblic I J for IHHI.NG OU rNEGKOES for ths sasmax year. | 11« p.?dxen hiriiiicf to use Inn lw>Nt azerttOM to ! promote theißteresis »f those who may favor him j witn their htikiness. find to pay special BttBBnBMI to j tlm nctritj, derma sickness. He Bopas. from lons experience, to be able to give i satisfaction. om,:e at the old stand of Dabney A Cantborn, I comer of .Mam and 15th streets. opposite 'he St. I CbaraasHotel. EDWARD N. RARREY. do 17—OlmAowlt -~ _ j I V fc«»»m»iaj« WOWL I S6B. — I j LN The sebscriberi aaaia oaVr shear sßßrsieea ki { their fneixbtand the public as ~„,. , AGENTS i OK HIRING OUT NEGROES. I A> eaperieac of six yeara eaabfssus pnproiuise the .«»»r prices and good hemps for ail nastpeea en- I trusted to our c-.rc . TRY PRODUCE, and rsspectfnl j ask cmisign ments. RAWLINGS * HOLLADAY. 12th street, between Main and Cary, I deRV-dAclm RichaannaVyn. 11 IR INC.- LEWIS HILL attends to the sale ef • I CORN WWF.AT TOBACCO, Ac,and con tuit'esti. HIRE OUT NEGROES. de ltt—dAewliu 1860. ■**»•, ??R IBS mm 1860. ROBERT B. i.VNK. The su!.«rnlwr reepeefalli uilsro his parneea snail, *o bo* friends and public generally, as an AGENT in tbe Citi of Richmond to hire on; ne ..roe* Be h.,s had aa experience of store tbaa o years in Ne m hirin-. duttn- th it period has nev er lost the hire "f a noiro sent t» him. The hires have t>een paid enartoily, coed Bosnea a«d ' ; i" pries olcaiiied which iia* siven entire sitisf.ic tiontoailof bis patrons. No effort will be .-ptrsd ut future t>> advance the interest and secure tin •ipprovi+i of all wlto i.'iav patron 7.f him. lie h >.s emetic- d inedctte foi toßttti years, and thou li be has retired from tiie setive duties of hia profession jet he will prescribe, without charge in ail simple cases, ~o aa to avoid medical biiis iif far as possible. much has beea sued to the. own srsderiag tlux iear by that course. Person*intending tn k nd Negroes to bin, wi! piea.se no ii', iinn nf such intention, and send iheii aesroes to his olfiee by tiie Ist of Jaßßary. He n,s I made amplearrangements to have ttiem well cared for till hired out. ko. B LYNR, Often in basement oi Metropolitan Has. Bxrna racxa: I *-'x.-G0v...1. M. l,re.cry, Col, '»co. Rteherseß, Jud c Was. W. Crump, Judge J. B. Ciop'on. Stephen Hunter, James City. Logan Wilier. Elder Jac W. Get", W. W. Weoldridge, Orange, Richmond. A.H. Bernard, i flon. D. C. Dejarnette, Elder >co. W. Eve, Geo Fitahngn, Esq.., rredericksbtsrg. t<r. I rquart, Elder R. L. Coleman. Caroline, Albemarle. Mnscoe Garnett, Dr. Gsssner Barrison, E. M. V.'are, Charl.tit^'villc. fir. I! Boy, D. M. Bernard I H. Robinson, Petersburg Essex. Ur. J. Pimpkins, Norfolk. I Dr. J. B. Roane, 11. C. Wilson. John Hun'er. Louisa, M. N. Walton. Fauquier. de 12-, i* elm 18607 "f^J?" 18 - 1860. GEN F R A L*AGENT AN D C O LLE C TOR, Officecobsbb Wai.i. an Fbakexib Sts., i {Opposite Dfkiusnu, If ill ,f ('■'., j The subscriber begs to return his aeknowleds- J menu tohiafrienda and i itroaafor the,r favors J durin« the past year, and would inform tbera thai I be still con ti noes tiie business of HIRING OUT I NEGROES RENTING OUT OUSEB, COL -1 EoTING CLAIMS, and all other busineps •■ r taming io a GENERAL AG ENCY, to all of which I he , ices his personal ar ei-tion. Parties in the country who may entrust, tiie hi- I ring of tneir ne roes to hi ta. may rest assured ol every attention ':ein« p;,i«! lo .:ett;ii • then none j oti.ei but good homes and the best prioes, andia I the event ol sickness \)nt nes.t medical and p • I .(„„,.: attention snail alwava be supplied. I fit*. Negroes for tore the coming year had better I t>.> sent ,n to me ■(.; eirh aiir. i.:-, :s'ui,..-..-, pos*.: --j t.le. To those at a distance to whom 1 nm personnllj i tiiiknov. ti, 1 ben to safer to the following; persona : j Richmond Essex County. King .'.' Quti .i i aunty. Dr. '' L. Wright,' Dr. Thomas !.:,.» me. Dr. Jan. H. Latanc, I Dr G. Fa«ntleroy. Ed. F.Noel. I Westmoreland County. Vt. Bey i). R»y. I Dr.F. D Wheelwright, AT»«tg William County. I Rev. Thos. E. Locke. John ' Latane, Carol " County, Wm C. Latane, Robt. Hic':i'!. Or .Toiin i.ew.s. Dr. Jbo D Hitler, Gtouces er C unrty, I .-.. ■- >n itArll cwhfl i iS'iO Ntveaomßiae< IRrml and -in t ..• •, ■■ ,■ 0.1. ■« ti ion ,y Soars PTCHMGN i. Vi t. • fNl.'.. I The • - • ■ would reepectl ili mfonn b ; * I Ir" ■ '■'. '; "' ■ ' general • that he ■ i con j tend ii : to all other business pctain ng : > a Gene I r, i ■. ,-., it. Thankful for past favors, he respectful I ly solicits a continuance of the same Persona intending to fend me their servants from j the country, will please do Boearli ait. r Christinas i d • in or.!--r that goou homes and good prices tt:a» MEDICINES. F.'iir *.'"« standard medicines of lot present v*», I h', re acquired their great popularity only through i-nr* .'/ trial. Unbounded satisfaction is rendered j "/« them iii all rise.-., and thf peovl*. kaoepreotouncod j thtrn worthy. LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN vssd .vi diseases artsi.ts; from a disordered (seas o» ■eeaiiriets oi tht 'tomtxek and digestive organs, art speedily and permanently cured by the G t.HM A> SITTERS, ! Tht BALSAMIC CORDlALkasacqutredareru tation surpassing that qf any similar vr-varntion I extant, ft ie.// curt, withovt tail, the most se- I ■ crt tr, I longstanding \ ( '"CH?fIS ISFLUENZ AHSEN *' SS ~ BRON ' i MONIA, INCIPIENTC'ONSUMPTIQN, \ and ha.)- P, rftrmed :-ie ■must a--ti nishing cures evt* known of ' COsNFIRALEI) CONBUMPTIONI A ftic doses will msp at ernes cheek and enoe the tmost severe DIA RRHfEA proceeding fy>im 'V,l'. is IK BoWBXS. Ihfoemedicisoes arc prepared ">v Dr. 0. It. Jscs s. A 1..... .\o. 418 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa 4 arc sold by druggists and dealers in medicines ■. rufohere, at 70 renti ;. t r bottU. The signature of BL Jackson ie,;* Is ~a the eutsidt wrappers i ich bottle. in the Aimanac. published an.iuaily by tiiCT-ro And testimony t nd tommendntory notices from all part; or tne country. These Almanacs cire. g«e c a away by all our agents. „ „ v PURCBLJU LADD A CO.. Ajrentf, leU-dAewly _ Richmond. Yn. r pnt: KLSTI Olull"ftVltt I' -r. , ,„...... fN THE WORLD! H \i?i ? <HOK ll '''< w -» r " l >' s This artiole is pre,:ireci Iq a chemist, and i-. aeo nouncedb. medicaJ men and those who have used fh t rr»D t o^ Q^K?i 5 i^ ra , t ¥ > r?. f P r , COUti HS,COLDa ' A rl; Kii HH - RRONCH IT: 8, HOARbt \E< « SOR ET H fi<IATF R0 » A Col.D, and a piove n the taste, softens, clears and strengthens the voice allays all irritation ol the throat aad lun s s. and prevent., taking cold. KRjßotf tea 25 and JO.ceni? and S3. aae'HARTBHORNE'S I hej remove all bik and colds from the system -' o7. e " r V- 1 y' C °* BtM * ~OX So!<1 by " !1 Druggisls'it: ~\ VI RfUPIIA REMKIPT.-BJ KS. DA W ■'■ -fl COUGH ELIXIR, one of thelsmtlraownremo. dies for COUGHS nnd COLDS, Ins l«?en in use - Richmond a".! its viemitv for the sast fifteea or tweatj yeara,and hasalways proved efficacioua in Coughs and Colds. The following eer'iie-ue was volußtanlj tfiven bj Rev. Mr. Win in i<,. • BOWLIBS GBRBN, CABOLI.tB. : T-h » IHU Mr c. 0. WaiTßa-JDear Si?: 1 takeTbyaiujeiß inferming v, -. that" Km. Daws' C«i,hTf!' v"- ••'i purchastieif oi yon, has acted like a charm übobsm Itttie daoahtor, . : , e _,__<) l)l4 , Whoomn ■ • ~J"J, very bad. I have used it also in canes 01 i'o ria »i tended with severe coughing, aad in even c uas 11 m tittie happy rasa Ita have been produced * 1 n -.r.' lata preparation as un BXeclleai mediae.ami hi u;> icdginentnotaenly ..mghtto be without ~. Pistor -.f the H. E. Church, Bonth, on UmCaraune V;' r -' v; '' »a.(Uoafc For aale bt MrC a. h. Daws, Fisher ft Winston MilUpaoghA Johnston, J. W. CaniA. K. J '.', C A.BodekerandChas.P, i,.;e, Richjuond. H -" W««Vl YE pOLUH* can now'be bid fof onl, BvS do g ra amdi" cai man who has examined this uour.ces itirapenor to all otbera. il desirea. \ ve w..i cheerful , refer to any ol the very numerous persons who have been 1 thoroughly cured by ih2 1,-u0... PBtsons ownini valuable slaves thus iffltoi M, should procure one, the being so dv rank „,'; tiiecheapesttr. the end. We will send thit r?rnsn For eeTitiss.or informationeoncerniac it,ad- No, 17 Mam street, RicLmoad.Va rntßona not knowing us, can Ht ; ,.j ....,, „.,,..-.'.,> R vrt, ili: ', r ' hnnt or friend ia thia city. ... PA.J T . n ** eanbe iiad alaent Ml ' ~,-' • BAKER'tI and aiiLLbl'Al'Glift 'i \>\'< urii'cmta. Jl j _. \ IEJMI Al.t'AKO._Ur. PLUMEewbranusier- *** vices to_the public in the ire. anient:.-! ,u| secret diseases.. Fwe„r. years' practice ia tho a,V,- e Branch gives Dr. P. a. claim to pahtfo favor.—Office pa rraakliß street.n-nr the Exehanirs Hotel, and third house below Trimty Oliurc;.. « :in ie side. A! TRACT •CHKMICAI E.X IKAII Oi- FLOWERS;" one ol me verr i*-,ii 1 renovators for weakened pirts now known Mcdi ' cinesstatto order. AlloommrßioatiOßS by lettr-r ] orotherwise prompt!. BjfAeadsß to. Richmond. V» ; POWOEB ll'tiiVDlu : '.- 2ax.ke.-aDv Pset-, * fcportn.g nnd BUasttag Powder, of every k.nd in ' ke-b qu,irte aeeaaadeanistera for sate bs de2—.iAcw-Aii KIiVA' N WORTHAM a CO. \ m ILITART GOOOS.-Blueand Grey Cloths ! ...a fflLSSFt*** V ' r . 'A"» - v "b'«r> Uiittons: Glt and Worsted Lace and Crd. ke. A lull stock a ' atore ;inJ lar sale Irfw. , KENT. PAINE ft CO. i nOOR MATS Abtrge as ortmeal Doer Mats ' *V tv l» Jouod at Bl'i.Ki.i>y "9 I ILaJLROADS, Ac. •nnaaalZHm rmhmondasb vori Jaßatflß ■PR ,, .'';R RAILROAD On and w**^*w—^»^' after WONDAV. December ii». 1889. the remlar i'aasentter Tra'n will leave Rich mond 't"iir ictcept Ssrdnys,] at *.'• A- m. trin Inava White House daily {except Send***.' at S p. n, „ The Accommodation Train wiil leave staim House TUESDAYS and SAI L'RDAYS at I A. U.: Richmond, TUESDAYS snd SATURDAYS at 1 P. M. laasenrera for Norfolk and River L.mdiars leave Eir hmoart Tbsbbbtb. TharadsTß aad Sa tor day a at 6-S A. M.. cnnpe.tini? witti steamer Curtis Peek. Capt Titos. BL Soutbtats Returning. Hie Curtis feck lev.es Norfolk Mondays. vVei!u»a*la)* md Kniliys. at fi,', A. n. Fare lo Norfolk or-River Landings. $2 Passe ncera breakfast and dine on l>oar<i the steamboat. I«>tb ways P'iss*Muer« f.-r Kin- and Qneen Court-Home, Urbnnna, Northern N*"ck md Battimors. leave Richmond Tnesdaysßßd Prtdaya at A M. Passenger, ,'or Kin/ William Court Hones nnd Walker ton. leave n:chtic>i"f Mondays and Thiira dms. fit 6', A y. Retßraiat, leave W.ilkertoti same date at n*j P. M. Tbrouth Ireiaht forwarded either way daily-— Way Ire,nit forwarded eitli'-r wa] Tuesdaysand Satarda) a. 'i HOB. Rl'. de In—ts r-upe,ititenilerit. SI'i"TS OFFICB R. 9 B, R- R <''>.' Ron mom.. Dee. 17 md J r m ~- l mg — ■*&=■ HPH ML >ol'l« It.—Tbe JjA ~~&fsS&>*W* eu f(«"i ht Depot „''this C' ll' ■l jar p, n , w .ji | I( , ripetarl (■"," AND AFTFR Kill hay. Dec. 2.i. lßS9.natd T]' Hsua". . »a j iMii, 'Ibedowa freight Depot willbecT«sed after SATURDAY, Dee Ja ISM, until wVDNEH I'AY. Jin t. 881 Therefore there Will be Bo iei-hts receive*! at, or dahvered irom, l.ie Uepot betweea the « dates de IJ-iiJ.l.Utli ALFX. Wi.OKRAL.Sup t i HSTII K..-'lb" freubt t:us ro 0 w.tl bed,,, S«^W*T R . war-',,,.,,',,me,i alter Thursday Dec. 23, until .Monday, i'<l d- » oi Januarj IStW Jo;'.-, R. MACMI RPO. (jenernl Freight Aiienf. OiTic? R.. F. A P. R 1 Co..*; Richmond. Pee n. to. \ de 12-'s f VIKIOMt I KMRtI. RAII. R' > A l> - FOR TH F A.M» WEST—Twice dsilv. i.xind'iv nights excepted.)via) ten. A. AL. aad 7 P. M rnsaeaaera by the I, i". S3 .Train en thronab to Alexandria without ebaasins curs. The Cars are furnished wn'• the most ii iproved NITHT SEATS. Through Ticketaeaa beproeored at tho ticke, office. To Alexandria. To Cincinnati, Waahiaaten, Louisville, Baltimore. i St. Lous. Philadelphia, Chicago. Sew York, Lock Island, ard all important points in the Western States. no ."o-rs WM. F. ADCOCK. Ticket AaeaL OFFICE RICH'D A PETEBSB'G M R C 0.,/ Richmond. Va. Nov. s#th. 1899 \ «-~- ■— —. .. I llA.\f;t tAF IIOLRS.- A&Zp&fi&S&S 'On and nflcr F R I PAY, the ->th •*".._ -«a*-*? till , Xraina oa tins road wuM leave as follows: LBsVI hinrvtoND Foa PcTprsbih'. Rxptesa,daily.eaeey4 Suada>s. at t.;Jo A. M Accomatodation, daily, except Sundays. at »"»J A. M. Rail, daily at 2Uf. M lbsvb PBTKtntßtrna FOR bichbiobb. Express,daily at ;t.« A. M. Kccommodatiitn, daily, escent Snndaya, at IRA.M. I ail, daily, except Sandats, at, M9P.M. Passeacers f*>i Clover I!,;; will take tbs I xpre*,- Train ■ n TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS «r eAT U!U>\\ S. T. fl WYNNE, 801 l -ts r-uperititende.-ir. t. OFFICE R. ft D. H. R.ir RICBMOBB, Oct. 27 ISB9 \ 3g&&eMrV.nS MAIL ROTTE.-By i - aw~i Richmond lanviile. South Side. Virginia and Teaneaeee, Tennessee and Virginia, liaat Tenneaaei and .-in. .md Memphis an.! Charleaton Railroad* entered into nti agreement to nana Near*' .-en uni'er three years of,i.e. rasa, over their otive roads, to t ute effect on an,l alter Noveni it, lan. peraoßß trodim; in Netrroee, and others, thia ofleraadvtuitaites nnsnrpaaaed hy tev ot'ier further pai-ticulara apph it the Ticket Of .i .-. riichmondand Danville Railroad, Richmond. ocXT-rdta C. CAMFBEI L. Sb»'L I pOß'SLlNE—Tiie.i,ih reraUriine FREIGHT *U BOATS from RICHMOND toLYNCHBURG three times a week. TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS ami SATURjDAYS. Boat TEMPEST. Capt. Johsj Donaxn. Boat JAS. .1 IRH ,'. I' ipt. W Jt . K. Woooeow. Pott MERCHANT, Capt. Gbo. C. L.m -.;:. " Boat BLI A SbOTT, Capt. VVm. ClbVbxawb. Tlie.sc Boats are ill of the l.m class.and eoaa | atanded by carefnl and experienced Captain aad let'.ve promptlj as advertised. Thesuhscriber,thank j fui i. r past fovorsao liberally bestowed,for tne past ! three yeara, bees a continuance ~i the same. At the Shed. Deofe bu.ib rear of old ttas Worhm i «rrZff> ARTini-IAL *'•.th..... ~,... ;Ne c i'.-o ■ •>. making Teeth, and be in* satisnet ■•• re si •■•• oritj ■■ t all ... er motnosat. I •;:■.■,, ..■:,-, ~,. coniiierd it to those deatflßi ]ti i or partial se « ■■[ teeth, ana espeeialtt such i . . i perleel adaptation of the plate Bathe at* ith, •. .' te suction thereby secured,enables j him to insert one or more teeth without cia p This method having been adopted cv those stand- I chest :ti ths profession, North an« l teetimonii la will be tiv*»n and specimen* ex . ■• ■• t it, .:,;..-,,•• wishing to see tl sm. Sets of Teeth -", :oi*i<>ran]i other plate will of eonrae *c mane !>r ■ t:,..se preferrins. them Filling, CbMnmnx, F.x --r.-.u lily performed. Omeeoa fttaiaatreet. oppoaite Corintbian Halt aofn—ly , W, A. JE. EX. SURGEON DENTIST, — _Oniee on Main, i.etovi Pearl street, next ito.,r t... P. Hortoti Rearb strinuninjt store.aad two doors i....ne Messrs. Thus. R, Prws ft Co^sDrt i tj . - s>. re Tbe bu beer i bet bavins, r«m»veit to the above ;. ■ te, voc i, he pleas.-it to sec these with whom! ? n vii ,1- .... .nents. aid haa m>de extensive p»epa " "ts ti erve the puulio Kenerally, AUopers .;. nun warranted lokivs aatisfactioa. ' loclS—ly | "Watches, jbwslr t, &c. ! >54. p\ A N|) PLATED WARE.-S. A. MYKBS ! dm plete lasortaaent of the shove nanted ai ! •. X ;.s. Sm t Buttons, Diamond Cluster and '.'-. iStone breaatpiiis. for nents; also, a tarts Int irtment ol loios Carbuncle, Coral, Lava. Charms,Mleeve Hnttens,C*hirt Suttoos ftetSilver B*i ers Fisti Knives and P« r s . 'Be'Trt* SwKvns' v : ci' s ' i 7 ?i? n "' B, i r " oponna and ri'fi.» : tin.- Bill er-i-l.ticd Raivea ftc. Hopinx to oflei such indueemeata thai rnamot .■••I to p,e ,se v j.nce mid nualiiv..-. cai is rei.pec: lu,iv solicited. _ S A. .ViKHS, P% F K R% V S KS * " "*K» ■" ' s nrnkimt \\ hick w i> the winds from rerrj Some whisper p*ace, «nu some sihtdß to war. which>ll alike must eenalh sbhor >. , s '? : V, d ,i '.' t v,: ' •"••eoaa does icjare t.-.-.de, ButßA'd nini.i'iv f.*r t %*Jl P Vtta i ntxam4 not fear. M, \ v v'n'V'v'ii 1 '!V "• r * r « , > r >»« dear' we' Mr.;".: iii, and at pr.ces re iltj vei i low • ion have a WATCH or CLOCR f„r 'c American Hotel »;.'! lives BAR- Watch and t lock Maker, _ _ . . Opposite American - nts . l " X K -^': ! R '* v ' h * l ' K HAN3 ( ' H'»«• i '■*■ n • t La ye r and Alarm CI .o'c X 8 ' iitd 't' ddittonal tuapU* a. t shot inte -i n receipt of the latest at>l, a. and I na cash *>stem. 1 am v ,• , . .. Vl , a cooda -it a 5,,,.'! ~:■ ~■ , , *; « IB| il llinii.ie BIXStBBOS It sj aa „c,,i rj ta, Wttel.et. L-w-elrv a :,.t Bwfteßjßtßa SXpeneaosd workmen and •■',, in,,.,, m if l ' V;NCKN > Broad st". Richmond, Va. t K.UVIORH'.t SlUlflV ij i n Btblbbt, edin.Hßj BatTttsHotsse in tins c,.-. --aelK? &££ t 'hj, 1 S ' A L,M * J' • ■■'. ... lbs beat o| everythint i '■*'• ■ pai, oa ml ,■■... undernoae ■' sjel J3 n>Uossu«, ii tho aaneen. serveu 3 , tl ,„rt SSftl & A , N -***'•- •" * ottki i.i a- «. r- W Co. .8 A DDL X k 11 » R NESd £ w-A. • ~* "BoiQSß'eaßd retail, ■ paaWS 22 •»■ leturn our thaok* for t'B 1 ii . • ue, ' u " lr »- w * .tojtcd o,,o U r%ru«Vb:H\,v\: r t< r^r, 1 H - ~,>rt will make va b rL. k-u^N <eWO», whioh ba P. 8- HivV, .. n W *" r "»'«ne..»liv«, profitt. tua same "arn^t^,wi„^ ,^,, • , *' ' "fi 2»!, f» ai an* oibar eiuiLVklJ"'? *"*'. °* nl - «t»Bß»ftTtßßtft j 10 T, * £ *** >i * prime Rice for net m RUNAWAYS. X "jam " RaS" RE .; , d «T| Polßtcriher. a.»nit »ue i,e,, ~ '»* . >, Tftt.rwM VIILATTC rWV.abmitT? '' '• ', gn ate ia rather aatoil for his see; ~ **'* „ ;', Aii'vi; h».vi bndryt I•• -'. .„'"'•.■■,', | rrow a.-a,n on tb« lower portion n ' ' j have beard that he parch - c Inodoebt for disseise, ft is |.;.,..... ■';", • . • whins ii,iti«*ii»f aboat Riehmorti I I tbe.abasra reward, if be ie saonreo ao tr.. * ». j attain loom. »sl ■ ". $ .. . »t.J*» c « ovivii i i"r i#~Hi ~., eWCheatarßsM Coynty on the X, V" ■■'. ■■ Tfent month.s RKGRo M, ' , ! '■•--,,' • J} aell RICHARD '„, ~ - ■ ~~? lays la* ts sometime*, • .th fay aboat ft feet I inches ~ fV«d!E a ate., c. Btßfoxioa biactr. wi'h at* ar. -V ■"'•-. -r.i n:>i-e. Ha a»»a be t* free, and • * j raßßwd In his posset*ion several eert,a 0 freedom, whfob were evident .. r~. ""'•■, . as aeeaa rend aad write, it «. ... « . ■ wav, the owner will eowi* forward ' ami fiiie lum away, or ne will tad* II in.- to law. . i -V. Boaß-dßw Jailor Cbestei 1 v- tad ki vt inn..'. oW■*••■• be paid • is who , *», commit to iail % ne JJ who ran of abont the isth ,• .- j JaaLpMr. Gewrve i». B*rwoo*i, j "' '- > j wbeta ne Waa hired. Il" ia a .■•.■ I • SBpndet form, low forehead, > >a I aoieh when apokea in ad .■■■■ - " ' w... kin a tomtocn factor] W • ■ be)»,« on a casual boat, goiag t*»wa I I Ai'in'r ol Sitti'l }'... ~'.', , ■ Rap,d Ann Station,Cnlaeper C:>. HATS, CAPS. BOOTS, & c 1 *9*enetfMi Ol r Vf , „ dies . . : .-. •.■. ii i»ii the I >1 (•'.- ~. r. '. stock ..." BHOEN and BOOT." •• ■ or r.":, i. it,., -t. f, , ,-,. , Berebaaed will Bnd it t.> tpeir d '■■- a east. L. r i.i, I / . ,"n » Broad ti act, he **>.■■. R ebßtond. Dee P. •*». J ll* MMOMI M«ni Boors ,» FJHOr.H- Foi gentles* n lm. ,N « misses, ohi Idren ..r.d sor . would r form I~• <••*.*..,,. ~;(,.. . , J" it , rers that he ia prepared to mar., nni ■ , andSHOES ofthe Istat material and t. -,s low pr mm 11 ■ tea !•• -~ ,!.. ; * i All be asks is a tris tosatisfi the v „ . Ood article* in'ht* line e<til ■*' :u ~ ' , . ' any city in tee i r>., I, :.'i ;at about i is such Roods can be bought cli « .• ■ r?sp*»ctfui * solicited. PETES TINBLKV. Bro* ; ~,„. ct :, t:u two (toots ha iw i;-,. . ~ , .. r» MlfH 1., i won IfR-form mj friends and) ie"«mta t ict.inc. allot mj DRESS Hal test atyiea. at rat store By* Broad . . . ■>•. i'l be hasty] to wait apoa al ahi a ,_» ' race home or Rontb'ru maaiiiic i . ; " ' tv r< Will b<* so dat tic lot ret. • ■ , ■it::.:.! to . ive perfect satitl RATS aad CATS made to orde - , the sb<>r»eat notice aalowor ..- •. ■ l« bad North or B -nth.ard as . Gentlemen •• Souths' Boys' and i . „. , ■ HATS and CAPS, of a ! the vev, :.• .-'.. .' ' ~ which 1 have ~-,,. tell off !.e'(.-.,' rue rernlar pnci s Also. .-> lar f I f NEGR'i li.\ I- -~, .-,. | I have determined to sell of) all nn ••.. ■ before tbe Spria All mc hi ye t„ me a ea> land aea foi yourselves .', r. , * Broad street. V. ',; ,T. J v . A» Rfohard Mwi ■ .-, i.iii.ii REUIt.IION ta i ~ (M PRICJ OF HAT.s AND ft ■.; J tig\ From Ift to 10 per cent. ta ■• . <*> , , EV-X nu from jH.an ; ; j tACk> i.'.',u:t.'...n Hot . . I Moleskin Hsu of best Bnaiity. «3 m ... ■4iia,it>. 1 ci.i: lashionablf t < fl • :., | hub awwed Boots. 3 69: Cobb rets Ga tine call skin sewed Sho< 226 J. 11. ANTHONY i.( ti; -1 - u:.i.-!.,.■ ■,» one ..I t.i-' best m ikera in the . , COBBppl) iii.ti with handsome d a..i«t sh n sewed BOOTS, v hi h he wi - oedenled lew prise ef THREE l)< -. \ HAL!'. i , r , JHO.tll THIMi EXTRA - H ESS.—Wa tave net had mail lame assortment ~, men'a bs tl I ble for Farmers and DiU'hißn. eiti v.-: it nit i.i welt a-. is an , i pairofaucti •< are seaerall] sold. - .. . •ceri io-.. aad made out ,«i n0... I.i \ i :'i w ant..." „... (i Boots will i - ■ I'l TN* . . n •;.,'*'".. ijsniM in •• i- .n i :.k.\i : % - .■■ • and opened ,-ip..tne; ca i .t L.vdu . f men's sand '!...•-. i,npn b' ! selves from Paris Also—Matei ' faetureiif Ladies*and Gentleiuei • ■ and Shoes, of everi doscn prion mdi I supermi to nni mideat the So ALEXANDER HILL • in porters ai d Mam ■ - Boots and Shoes, No ll* • . I Riebmoitu. « NuTltfe. TO M«tM.IRN Villi ' »|NG RriWMOND.-We a j/§ ally c ait the attention of strai iii itinn X c!:.. on.'., to ca : and ■ sortment <■' Ro •')'-. ■>';,,v,.,. , ~. , . USES, C/ BPET BAGS, • ■ . , ta * icj will .'iii'i a ', irge ass •• ■ • ,' ■ No -'.' M ii - Ri Jjas HMUI *.*i,H» s>;i»'. s..%tw r.-vc ive . ti. iii bj at, am* ■. ■■. , • Men's i• . i >'•» ;.,.",■• Bi ■ nn led, a •>■■ h a a can 11 ■ n ■ \\ c ami I'M ' new to be stipei. • ••, N ui.in.t t l«o, -i lar •• ■ :•■ -ft ii - ■ Bro. ana, wuole i nt, not tei ••■ nidi ftr ■ .• !m>- them aa] the] las! twelve ,■■•■ »■ any niendinir. Also.Bojt' and IS rr.i the liest qualities. Weißvitsrilli'i ..•:■. Shoe? or Boots 'o vi - c BS . s PUTNI V ■ •-. JIHiO J s ANDHIIOEtt-. GREAT A\n bM- |,t "[ i,,.\ js i KICK-.-. :'. • BEHLE, Broad I reel. ■ n H . *, eps a i-r.... block »f Ladies', i i Servants' wear ronstantl on hai ■ io Ri :.., •• .: npete a iii nn • ue maaufactiirea to it det d -•■•.■■ i himself. |, It- -lv 1 ci! IRLF* g t H. 4., I - ,'• ,1 ) IN, « \p » til JLr'l HS -ROBKR 1 !,. if a i v. , ,i to Btaford. I - ...,.,; a -..••,. •, ;■ bexß leave toeall the atteation •■ oustoiuers to his : > •■, ~ ,--.■ HA ,s. i' IPS .and FAN' , PI KS" i been ■ elei ted Iron th lai •-•...! the most favorable terms eapeci ftnta. North Cat Una and Tmn> I i?-.-i-i ■ "'. the LATEST and V! " r t' ksHWN BLE STYLES too Bnmerous to ii eot * ill : ■ >ld at wholaas a a id ret UtVOn '•',: IrTinS. Merchants ire respectful . toluuuut t*«xaarß nu stock, inowin t v.v ia price, gi i itj nrajb t, cannot be surpassed. rj KlbtTTi W ! |vi<.tK, **o« POSIT) E XCH ,'vi. ■" Pi.>K R STVLRS OP GENT'S KINK (>R »-> HAi'S* E FRENCH .>OKT HATS iris: Tin ZOUAVE. VfC IOH KMANI'r I •i.,-.,r'meiif ol VOl NG fiKNT'S VI 'loli B CAPS. Alan. Bo">S' DRKss ~.. 1.-v : :.•.' ' IB •re-it n.tv. tf M. ~ >i„il, .it iO, l;i,ii.'-'f H aodennd. Also.f-»rtb>mea'i lis '■■• •■ ■ < '■'' TF.BPROOr BHO»-S afihoethatw. to be Kond, Th**) have vet. it- ■ tii cer> e<n). cai aad ace J'i *» \ n anii \i» i i .i> rots' 1 WiNTER BOOTS— We h»vei J oil P ROOTS, h'C i v,.- •• o: • ' »•' weii as assy! na ■••.•,. . . ~ na Virgin... Call aad ex tm me th i. J At.OOli AaVBO. ftll>r i{l '-: Hr.T,,; „: . ! etwe •• JAun » LAR i. «•- i.oi Ol '• » ' •tSBswaWSHOI - ..... ~ , lsi l.c .; I. ■■!..' '. i lent;«men s . >l|i is ~i all k• ds and ol Ibe •••-. ' ini'ftfsi' t saßawßnlLa '. ulere, M Buskins. *it.; Miaaea' and Ch iV ■ Sii.ves. ol the best make I'" plr its all wh imti I ivoi G H * ■' * ■ ' their patroaaaß, M 9 Bn tl ■ ' : jtmnrt "VI Ili.Kiis, ii v i i. Bitot* cs."*aw*t» a I ..' .>• .-• •■•'.•" iadi i b.i hei ■• er Sa»«»a i T,n NKS ' iK %Ks - * : tsilTii ti ,, Xl ,. V'alices ft i .ai IS3 Brand atieet, ' ' Jsitttl 'ft fee ihe homo it » <£*% ii.e'c aasoi tiuciii ot'ail kinds oft J . GAITEHS. Ac . fo* •* B f , the li>ai bi ."io • ~.: v, ; , • - ija owaat p-ioes, at I*9. JBrootd a , . ■> Van ■ i" Si ■■ltai TRI Nftft. TRI ftt>» '**'">,.'iiiu at ier* Inv pi , Ss .MAT X JnTTan TKI >ht.TKi Mi* - M mkvU,* Trave i ttni ,1 , •" ' ' "il bad, nttd wtll anil them very v v WALSI m JBJRira Xl IIIIEK lotnf* J Lanthei Boot,. ..."'" J UNDERTAKIH 9 jl a. ft I) h * & (Hbbl ~-ji — mi i vot-ifi' >r .v ;. | in Lie I'N|)KK, -.tvlNc'l' - IN '* > M torn teaea Be iaVrepitred •.. ■ m all tiaet and tualitis*. to.v ■ H .i I ail who foot disposed m ;>ur< lbs ' : 9o Hrll,Ml|llrl|.;,\!("K.i. '...>■» * ,- A Si'KVANO' COFFINS ol " ;' '■.«* 4 sheets, MiioM'ns .v. ..on «.•<:.-f »- -•''■ mm oi Fianklia aud Idtb aireets. . .„,,. riTR "^H JE R E MIA il SAT I'L R« " i v auft-tm* Aaeat for Jwut." | C—fT- -j TLRFIN, HOFEK b. HI « illlßtlto * VNDSRTA A £**• | ji M G ivernortlrstt.beiw.t-.i M,.u *•»: t ' » ' t\WM iiio.kL V.v-, ~ 4 ».» a Keea oiinataiitiy oa haiid all h'.'iv* "!, "'\»r.*- fmm COFFINS ANDMK'VALIi" HI Hl.* ' fimAjPmM. liRAFF*. «;RAI*E* * K "U} | VX THKSKtSoN.-Reeetviit ibisJ.v. .*' jl4 j ,| mer.fti ke k a Whits .Maia.a Grspea »^,',v ». !?!_■ t).and foi sals at ANDKhW AMyJV.* » .Nt*t tWdt «U*hau,« Ban*. *** m

The Daily Dispatch · January 4, 1860

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