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Thursday, January 5, 1860 — The daily dispatch

Thursday, January 5, 1860

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VOL. XVLI,—NO. I. RICHMOND. VA., THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1860. PRICE ONE CKNT

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ul,< '" tiO\ iRNOR STREET, ,-... ■ erstosxitmiee tketr Fall stcri, - ■ i . 0 R OIL CLOTHS, and - • lii bei areeelkagmaelibe ... • •.• inch • "(is are sold at. .. ■ ■ • rtmsm of PAPER .';.-, ,-,.... cheapest to the finest, that ii «.Asii'Msb»re.i…

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permitted to refei to ■■..--.•r,. Kent . J Co., Messrs. Crensiiavs .-. Co., Richmond j OEO, W. jlyltliA.N, JOHM ». V.'I.N.N. fl ate of the firm ol Brseden ft Foa,) Ms-;■ ROBERT 8. JORDAN.

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E lt'iKin. Manafi tnrer'sArent for i «. i the s:• c .: DOORS, >:-/' !;t..,l> ; •;>;-. h) mailoi otl erwise,j»r«»Hipt > led to. No. 13. Governor t-treet, Richmond I in -. celebra ed moot i SawedSHiNliLr I 'HINE put ue is anj sari oi the Btate,…

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Jt'H N W~. DAY ! K.S, WAR 'W. r MASON, ■■•: H-N!C- INSTITI ri-.-.'TH BT&EET, nicHMoxn v ;.. SIONUMKNTS.Tt MRS. PIECES, ) ','••/ i-.--. i OKTS, |-«. rst P iuui ii •'.-• l'» the VirgmiaA« . ■ ' • - ■■' : nstituti . ; v HAftKRTV. BRASS AND BELL…

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6n3 [OliN >. ftORIiON ft SON. ,1 .- ■■ . . -■.!.. a sskHotft., ■, .' -i i i ..■ ;nd till sarnirl men to! IRON, »i i' ■s, Amei ■■" Hammered, Peru j. •■-.:■ -,-• *- '- ■!. Xi - tlusi I Imitation Kußsi« SHI- (-. i . Hoops, ban I anfl Scroll Iron,…

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iur tinnem and luaiu'.fncturers; Sueel :..••! )■ • COPPER, Sheet Zinc. Spelter, and the M »tals . . ..- . : ins hi trket. Hp I—ta |A>lE» I*. BROW NE'g J . UN OMENTAL IRON WORKS, 9th street, next u> the M< hanica'lnstitute. RON R ■ 11 INOS.…

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IKON A'OI.'K for ornamental and building piir i b, manafi tv ed st inort notice. •'k ri ■ ilar attention given Loecclos . \\ -i. s vii l£h a. C 67, UlLfe, PAINTS, GARNISHES A>D : vs.s. BRUBHKB.—WfI (eceived ; i> i>ie iHtt sre-ime: ■> res tupolj…

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.mi- iui*tonvars. i >?i I l't, FOR f> i I 0.. 1 1. nsral Conucktsion md -> Porwardinit .vierc, 0.-s in Ihe Di ck. Richmond, V.:. D. B. BRIDtiFORO, FRANKLIN MATTHEWS, N. i [NSLEY PATE. - -i LAIDLI ,". ! 1 IVTARD 1. BOBtaSON. J AMU l\ .. ROBINSON,…

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and families .-■ pel .-• - - Ii v . in : ~•■■>.•: pure and ;o. -i'. t e VK tbei eith Si r?e«a*' Inntrum.' nt*. i ■ ~.;., . (joorii, and all other thin k iv the . : .. ii. . srhi b ii.t:> will :scil on the best ■ RV. Chemll il ■>•).'. Pharmaceutical…

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LAIDLEY V ROBINSON, Ur- Btore, -j::: and t- r akhnsts., Richmond. \ ',•.' 1 1.;.:,t-.K. Apothecary and Druj _„_./ ■'» i.--. Ri . ; ( i Main street, and near

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bj IHu ttists New Preparations obtained as • . .s they appear. All which he wulsell as low i«j can be nought anywhere, Butera would do well to examine hisstoek before ttiaki'nK their purchases elsewhere. A. B. X.'.V. ,H'l li-o>.!.itc oi ! 1-OWIiATAN…

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Baoao, lit-: ah v :rn isinfeTa St?., I£&7 Richmond, Vs.. IS Haveoe bands care full] -seleoted atoek of/jp-. lare D . aandChen als, Paints, Oiis, Window- I Perfumery, Soaps, aad Pancy • olee, which the) otTsr upon the most reaaonable l i. DOTTR,…

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Rh l AKi.FV.( ! - H,e, ' fl>e,erß! ' vr K HENRI S. w i l.i.i a MS, Late of Norfolk. JA.-'. B. MARSHALL, Late ol Petersburg. i: vN PIZZINI, •» .. HOLEBALE DEALER IN FOH /■:!'. .v '■.'; firs. ■ . \ND REFINI P •• \N;' , MANI FACTERER, a i ri •he;i…

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arfi itioiial (ii\. i'a.l at iur-. ni . I UN PIZZIXL v:* Main st. , 1 :.\ INOER MtiT. - x .H ' . K'.-i ER J . I) COMMISSION MERCHANT, . " ■'■■■'- ■■..'., : !,. thesalssof HORSEB, Ml \. r y. .'. »■.. Ns .v.... :,» ii,.- liors.-L.it. every BA…

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hKINEER ft CO., i „.i fn../. 1 '• . n.,. .-, .':, m street, '. i >, ■ . theii ices for -.. • - a A , Tobacco, i c rhs . . •' ■•. • tameats, r PO i (MM RI MERI H\N T* AMI Tifj; 1 rRADE i, n» R : i', . -I n ivs mads :.r ri'"s'e iients with ■.…

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:md Sea York, hj ahiih I ass ■I tl ed to '' '■'•' !•' • .1 ■■• • ■', :•,;■- "■ ■■ foil ttg tiOiUli.'.t >f * • • . • rnjs, OranKSS, Almoadi I-'. i.« -n.oi., I I tie iis Pi inea. Dates, Xi • i.'- Currsnta, Lemon Syrup, lireoad NuU, ' iron, limner…

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n«i i-.\ ssd .. . - \ bj which ttsss a remi ■ ■...:.'. t'uia mi th ■ ■

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Five-story Building, No mi Mn-n ai. |I»AKI.V SET «»l TEETH.-APFERHON «\ mi'l'V'S DENTIFRICE-Thai unions npusnd wul be found >.i inestimabla raJse in ■■•!•■••■:. :

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■■• ■! tea aeeei ol fceth. indues ;t aeakhi ac " 'i tUsGsiaa,eaoeauM Baesa ta aaausaetka 1 tlitasssand color indicative of aeneetsaaad '■ •'■»«• Prepared aad hold by APFERBON A Dim V, PharsaaeeuttosJ Chemistaj »JI Broadstrsec. Richmond, V%.

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j,'MI.MI M Pl'l.V JiivW mXUi EIVEI*. - VI) ssseaßmsisa, in »ii«.ie. halves ana teertersj ■"■ droaui Pica pi,me arttele; 74 baza aaaorted .."'• » i...» soft shell Aluioii.il!; 26 Im»x«« «**oi ted ' '«..... -it n,.„i,ty Pssekaai 36 a\i Lech '…

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JuL fa*"***»*'■ M«kaaaaaa U obtained at low *•""-'•) ne cheap a* at t ta»- North. -, JCANPIZZINI. w ii"ls»a!e Dsaisr ny Forejan FruiU.

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THURSDAY MORNING JAN. s.l'Sb j t.KSI-KAI, OF MHfllMi, SCNATX. j Wkdneisday. .Tan ith, 'fig*, The Senate was called to order p.; M o'cl.-i Sr, El .by Lieutenant Groveraer R L. Mpatagne. j

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latMnnicntion was received from the ,»t Delegktee, announcing the pas§ag- j se bill making an appropriation of the | v . «-"■ "(o tin; civil contingent land,'" tt ttked sis i pii-S'd Senate bill entitled j to incorporate tke Danvilb- iasaranci…

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io allow memaara time to investigate j i, rits. w»», flfwi oritilt, »(.-Mr. Neeson pre- | the petition oi members of tke bar, ami •: itizens of Weiwl county, praying tor j terms ol the Circuit Court of th:.i ! ; Mr. Pax ton presented a memorial…

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Richmond, and asking that all the hanks of j the Commonwealth be required to redeem their notes in the city ol Blekfamnd; Br Oieever presented the petiiioa of William Kekler, agent, asking that the In ion Drnd Mine Company be incorporated:…

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of Cabell county, in favor of the Completion of the Covington and Ohio ad, and in favor of a division of appro priations therefor: Mr. ArorM-presented the petition of James Ellen, Clerk of the Circuit Court of ike cay oi K;ciuapnt»,aek»ng4"«f…

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such securities la to tke treasury of tke Com-j monwealth; Mr.PATi presented the proceed tugsofa meeting of Cithtens of Kanawha conn- | tv concerning .lohn Brown's invasion. '/. ~./,■.• mt »/ linjmiry into Expediency.—By j Mr. Thompson, of…

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Courts additional com] ensatioa : by Mr. New man, ol repor ing a bill foresiakliskinga bank in Mason City, in Mason county: by Mr. Knight, of amending the Wh and I lib sections oi chapter !"' ot the Code concerning tke feea ol oihcers. so ai…

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sufficient amouni of money to complete that no lion ol the Sanding Creek and Biitlato Creek Turnpike road from tkeweet bank of Laurel Bill to St.George, in Tucker county : by Mr, Caldwell, of hi-torporating Abrams Encampment, No. I, >>r dw…

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ing a bnl to Incorporate tke town oi Kan view, i .i! Wayne county; by the same, of reporting a 'nil to incorporate the Twelve Pole Railroad Turnpike and Navigation Company : by Mr. Greever, ol amending tke charter of tke Wytkeville Saving-…

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the town ot Ctarksville as to provide lor the better government of said town; by Mr C. V. Thomas, of increasing the capital stock of the Jacksonville and Ckristiausburg Turnpike Company by tke sum ol --.; »0. (in motion of Mr. Smith, tke Senate…

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Mr In- Kixaoa offered a resolution request ing the Senate to return the bill incorporating the Danville Insurance Company, passed by the House yesterdaj ; which v. as adopted. HaruerU Ferry E- /• " ■ es. —Mr. Dl'< KWALL moved to take up the…

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city making up tke accounts. The bills were cti.-h bills, and the creditors wanted their money. Mr.' Raymond opposed taking up tke bill now. as he learned from the Governor that in afewdaya the lull indebtedness of the State incurred from that…

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lelt then- families at the call of the State. I Mr. Ciiamc, like his friend from Marion, (Mr. Haymond,) wisked a sum fixed in ihe MB. Winle he was willing, for tke honor of tke State, to go without drawing a dollar from tke public treasury,…

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provement lrom asking appropriations for works which were nece.-.saiy. It the sum io be appropriated was known, those gentlemen could then regulate th

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like tke last sum named. Mr. OoWAS defined his position as ready to vote for tke passage of the bit 1, bat unwilling to vote one cent to any other object until the •■urn to b" expended under this bill shall be ascertained. The previous question…

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Claims presented under it, and pass upon i them, after wkick they shall be paid. Mr. HoI.WAY thought liie bill unceiistitn -1 tioaal,as bo sum was appropriated in it. He ! moved to lay it on the table. The motion was ! defeated. Mr. Skoab ottered…

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learned many of the charges Paade were con j structivein then- nature. Mr, Sxt>noa tkougkt suck a ryder aa tliat wa- degrading to tke men who served at i Charles town. He did notdream fora moment thai : he:-.-were soldiers in Virginia who would…

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PI 1 ia which the party bad charged for ser nls and noise-, neither of winch he had Mr. Kkui-ek said the military of Virginia, When called ItttO service, received the -am ' payment as lk« Federal army. Now. much tke larger portion of the pay…

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•Sboab ikattked tkegeatlemaa fov thi mtioa aad withdrew tke ryder, saying offered >t under a misunderstanding ol r. bill was tken passed unanimously. proceeding- ot public meetiags in Mad* id Goocklaad counties, on ike Harper's aitair. were…

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I company : for tke speedy investigation rigia ot fires in Norfolk; Incorporating ichburg Fire. Life and Marin- lu-n- ,

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otapaay, (with rui amendment;) In-I ,' ihe capital stock of tke D'.inkard company, incorporating the Valley il company : to ejable the South-Side d company to coostruo! a bran h of xid lrom Blacks and Whites io the c river: Incorporating lite…

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t'reek turnpike company increasing tal stock of the Newark turnpise coin acorp .rating .he Harman"s Cteek and Bailroad company jamendiog the cbtir. heWteakaaWraad Potomac Railroad iy: lor the completion of the Sclaviire nd Somerville turnpike…

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any. are required to protect the interest of Ike Slate in tkat company. Adopted. Ks3olutitmt of Inquiry. ~liy Mr. Sibei t. of at j tacking a portioa cl" Hardy teSbenaudoak : by I

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Mr. M&gruder, oiaiuhoririnx theord'erof pub- Beat ion tube entered in theCieik sOflio at any lime ulier ihe institution of the suit; by Mr ( Walker,o< allowing all persons suirunoried on venire Mm same pay as n give;» to other jury men, whether…

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■in*- county certain damages Rue i Mini by :ii>' (Tbaisnoaaienlifc against hn j by Mr. Wui l:\c°. of amending Ike art incorporating th

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the running at targeofhack sheep Westof the Uin" Bulge at certam teasoas ol Lbs year; by M r. Harvey, of making void Mm sale* of rever sions, unless accompanied by »ocb deeds asac tompiiiv the st.les of lanci: by Mr. Prttchard, iol requiring…

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freight regulation.-; by Mr TutWiler,of incor- I porating a Cotton Manufacturing Company iv I Palmyra, Fluvanna county :by Mr. Graham, 10l altering the law increasing the number of | directors ia companies, *x.; by Mr. Rives ol prohibiting…

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by Mr. Basaeß,of compelling occupants or owner- of coterminous lots to build and repair their fences ; by Mr. Magruder, of Ineorporai iug Springfield Division Sons of Temperance, No. 107. la Henrico: by Mr. Richardson, of in creasing ihe compensation…

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what more circamstantial • ---count ol ilte lot ■ of the ship Silas Holme- n.d a rescue of a portion of her passengers . '• }'u.ts-m-la (hare, Dee.SS.-The btrk Doretto arrived hire this morning with live women and three men, belonging to the…

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reports that the Holmes left Garden Island Key on the Ilth, leaking badly, she having beea ashore on the Key,as previously report ed. By* o'clock the morning at the 18th, th. water was up to Iter decks, when there being no loncer any hopes…

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mate. The ship was then in a sinking condi tion. There were, however, two boats len. and the mate supposes the captain, crew, am. ihe balance of the passengers, upwards of 3o souls in all, took to them anda large raft tkej nrul nearly constructed…

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sailed from New York twenty-one steerage passengers, which. 3vitkCs.pt. Griffith, the of ficers and crew, would make forty-two souls tn all. There must, therefore, be tkirty-tkrec missing. The Holme- also had a valuable cargo. L«»8h o» the…

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It Camden, Maine. The J. Mclntyre p, on the i-th December, in law 36 ii. at :i. P M.. a tK«at containing five late of the bark Baltic, ol New Bed ie following are the name-, of ;lie watted: Irving, of Kingston, N. V.—resided fork city; George…

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rt, sailed from Aiexaudriaon the I4rh I ... r, for San Francisco, with a cargo ol coal, and on the 17th. December experienced a hurricane, during which lost the i nutter, and part ol the stem coming oil, and ihe vessel filled so rapidly that…

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■un J. Davenport aad wife, of .North aven; Win. Wan!, Ist mate, New Bed uku Lambert, 2d mate. New Bedford; - S. Swilt, :

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Stuart; Richard Bailey, Cornwall,] id: Joka Baritarii, Westchester county, oik: and a young lad, name unknown, belonging io Philadelphia. As the weather moderated oa the l-'.h De cember, it i.- hoped that all bands may ha v< been saved, — Charleston…

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Hi this City, a Mrs. Page came down tobuc i smokers and chewers wall the ol ten Je/.ebel.-. and said that New were dwrndllßg to pigmies from the c •■sublime"" weed (1 quote the adjec m Byron.) Mrs. Page advised ihe 1 shrivelled up old maids…

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1 think, to tempt them with a real man, though ' he were an incarnated •'quid." Tke frenzy ol ' Mrs. Page on the subject of tobacco, reminds me oi the denunciations which a certain doc- I tor always heaps upon salt at nearly every ,' meeting…

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combined. ' t | Work? of a VntdiM.'- ScCLrTOE.—The fol -5 I low ing notice of the recent works, of Alestin ' der Gait, is copied from the Norfolk Argus : | W r e learn that tke last finished work ofoni talented townsman. Gait, his bust of Sappho,…

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ibe brought to thiscoaati v. Tka artist has also ' ! iii hand a very poetical snkject— the human I soul looking at death. It represents a Psycke | pist tlirowiugav. ay her garments of the flesh ' —her wings not quite developed, her lamp ' I…

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ductioa is just as regards the lines of compo ' i sition—and a musician would say lhaiit wax ' ! composed on a delicate minor key. Tke figure " is one.third life-sixe—and the tender sadness of the composition elicits the tear of the lie t •…

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Gbokola LawistATvaa.—-Among the bill* ! j passed at the late session of tkis bony are the I following: Daposing a heavy licenseoa ailia i ssraace companies not Licensed ky theSmte.— i Providing for the establishment ol a State ar ! morv and…

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Bihjeci to tke action, however, of the gwiatare. Taxing pedlars who sell ji nianutaetnred in Georgia, To con rolling ire.- negroes as vagrants, to I* a term of years on the firs i Indictment, perpetual slaves oa a second indict- Another act…

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severe penalties. l.s-ei:< lloN- IS PSTKBSBt no.—The ; i- aieportol tkeflonr inapeetfona burg darfag ib-' tkrea month- ending t of Jaauarj : ...-!- 1 I'd vv-•- i icU P'.-Vkl Ivas 134 i barrels l- fi ""' halves _ "l rem *»■ ?

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.., wheie iie was stoppiae on iiis way m a visit io Beaton, it was ikonghl at that nine that his illness would be ol sltoi | duration, and hopes were entertained by his friend* of a. reunion. A dispatch, however, has keen received staling thai…

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tiregg, oi ihe Episcopal Church, preached in St. David's Church yesterday (Sunday ) morn ing, and admini*>cre

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Two "Yarns" about Skating. At the present time, when the frozen rivers ' obstinately deprive newspaper men in one city

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isf intercourse with their exchanges in others, | we can scarcely amnse our readers better than ! I>7 giving them A biace of yarns describing the pleasures and perils of skating. The llrat le frpm, the pen of a Milwaukie editor : Right, beneath…

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ry as lambs. We cannot pick up a paper hot j ■an article ou skating meets ihe eye Every- I body says it's fun, and that's all everybody j knows about ii, for we've tried it. Las' nigh', ; about gas-light lime, alter reading a glowing description…

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•rowsers legs tucked inside, a robert-tailed 1 coat and while hat. We went down on tbe ice, andgivve a boy two shillings in good rjin of the realm ior toe use of hi- implements — | Wekavecoundence, oven as j;ieat as Peter'. fai'.h. We, with…

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with tue iefi loot— and jus: v.- snw^Bie- Ihiagou.the lc«*, and stooped over to pi« i: j up! On our feet again—two slants to tho j rjght and cue to the left, accompanied with a loss of confidence. Another stride with Ike right fooi. and we…

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ice, not unlike a L'ounecticni butter-bowl! Just ih-.-n one of the ladles remarked,'-Oh, look. Mary, that feller wiih a while hat ain't trot bis *'k*te» oh, thdU'k*! place!" Ditto, thought we. Jus 4 then a nifg.-d little devil sang oat aa he…

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•heottier west, causiag an Immense assure in ar pants, and another picture of butter-tray in the cold— oh, kow raid .'—ice ! Tkefl Ihe lady -we knew she was one by the remark she made—again spoke and sair. • uli, look, Mary, ihat chap with…

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tiief, Jane," and Mary was right. It wan t a handaerckief—not a bit of It. .lust then a friend came along, and proffered us his coat tail as a "steadier." We accepted he contin uation ol tiis garment, and np tke river we arent about ten rods,…

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very < old ibis season ! We tried II again. A uiide one way—a glide and a half 'he other, when whack came ~.: bump of pkiloprogeiiitlvenesa oa the iee.nnd we saw a million of stars dancing around ns, tike bailei girls at the Bowery Theatre.…

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ii"- elitet. Buardiug-kouse butter nor war ranty deed could have- ruck stronger than .ye did—and a dozen ladies looking at us—and ,mr fissured pants! j -liailo, old c ci;'." sane out that rugged imp again, and we there helpless! Soon wegot…

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pillowed in his lap—and be sweat in ai us, when it was all his fault! How cold the ice ares there, too. Every spot wkere we made our debut on tke ice—oh,how cold il was!— Our bear-skin drawers were no protecti >n at it) We tried again, for…

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to the cold ica. ii c. mote we tried skating—made Tor tke down and counted damages. Two •hillings in cash thrown a*ay. Seven lateral

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and one " frouteral" bumps on the ice

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freezing, treacherous, deceitful, slippery, and •lip-appery ice again, you Tl know it! it any one ever hears of our skating again, tbey will please draw on us at sight, for tbe bivalve* md aec mpauylng documents. I is a bum- , bug. It's a vexation…

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mon h. Skating clubs are humbugs,and all j the rascally yoaagstera wish to get ihe ladies ; atit,tkat thet may see—iftkey don't saj "the ; ice is dreadfully cold." It's nothing to ns, I but tke ladies would do well to let skates alone, miles-…

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know the author: but we venture to say tkat j such things have been heard of before (in tke life and adventures of Baron Munckaasen:) "It ispist twenty years ago yesterday," said our Barrator,"that a party of us fellers went over to Cakokia…

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tun. BUI Berry was be leader of tbe crowd. He was a mil six-footer, full of pluck,and the best skater in all creatiou. Giveßill Berry a good pair of skates, and smooth sailing, and t.e could make the t np to Buffins Bay and back in twenty-four…

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flask, started off in good style, Bill Berry in the lead. "As 1 was telliu' ye, it was a dogonned cold day, and so we had to skate fast to keep ike blood up. There were little breath holes iv tbe j ice, and every now and then we would c me…

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up aad saw sometkiug skootißg along on the ict- like ligktnin' it was Bill Berry'sfcead. He had been goiu' v l.ke greased electricity, and before he knew it went iatooaeof tbeiu cussed holes. The force wassogreal as to cut In- bead j off against…

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■lay with Bill Betry,'said 1. 'Audall eight, ' said Joe Tamer. Just as ha got these (is out of his month 1 looked a; Bill's In a :, gh had beea goia'oa the ice, and all toooci j ropped into another hole We run toil, j and 1 heard Hill Berry…

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body, which bad skooted aloug under tbe ice and met the head at the hole in the ice. it was co tbuaderia' cold that tke head had :r,. >fa»i | to the body, and we pulled Bill) oul as j.-o-.

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find laughed over the joke. We weui c about dark, ail aatialtod With the - sj»orf. About9o'clock iv the evening, 1 ebody knocked ai my door, and said 1 was ■ed over to Bill Barry's. 1 put ou cj.u and went over. There ii\ l!:.l s mi one jdace…

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sell, and whileattempting to blow ins nose,he threw hts head in the tiie-piace ! ! •"The coroner wits called that night, and the j verdict of the jury was. tkat'Bill Barry.caau to his death skating to > feet.' Tui; I'asi Vkah.-A eoatrikutor…

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•ji.h.md 2«tkol February,for Its vary kcavi ;-.niis in June ami September; for the hear) tail of • '■.'•< lachas ol raiu In its is: and - J.t quarter; ior it* wet, cold sj.ntig: us dri .;... . August, October, and November; its cold Oc tober…

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State, and tor its large aggregate tall el rata. | Tiik LATk Dish luiAN'.E in Mi.-soiin turns oat a vert small affair, reported on tii» au

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tbunty oi the St. Louis Democrat, aotorieua ] for its fertility ot iaveutloa and ex ! iv all matterscalcßktted i. ex.-i:,- prejudices against tkeßoatk. Tategrapktc curraspoadenu ekeuld noteend rejKiiis ol iUcli iiiallers without lustiag their…

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lb much damaged, i'liiu- has Ot-eu a heavy fall ot snow at Atlanta and points above. The Savannah river islaliing. Mr. Wigfall, tbe new Senator from Texas wan hai'dsoineiy enienaiued iv Charleston, 8. C, by the Chamber of Commerce, la : Sat…

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Ewgsrjr.—Taaterdap morning FpeckbickM. ' RoriKitraoa wa* again before the Mayer, to i answer tbe ckarge of forging tke aameol W.m. (!ai tix to n negotiable note for OBM. dated tbe |f>th of February. M& and imyable four i mon'hsaftpr date, at…

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mat'ired. Robertson closed business in thi* city,and left for iheWortfcwest Oa reaching i Kansas City be w:i s taken into baslaesaay Mr. George \V. Toler, formerly of Rickmoad; i but. oaring to unexplained causes, dm not suc ceed eery well.…

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in rimr Territory a abort retara ed to Missouri, ami resuming his former em- I I ploy meat, wrote for bis wife and children to come to bun, wiiicti they did, only to lit d thai he had given himself en to dissipation, ami [ was entirely unprepared…

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Virgii la learned of ker eonditioa, and seat for j j her and her children, aadkad them brought j b;uk. Robertson tken Ikreatened to Hollow heraod-meel the consequence! of hisn.. is l*>- 1 ] fore b a\ lug here, and, true io his p. omises, ie-…

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and before n o'ch ck bad a warraai tesaed for I hi? arrest. Mr. I». was after a? ards appealed to not to prosecute iln- foreeiy : l>:it tbe warrant was then iv the hands of ihe law. and lie I could not withdraw it He said he had BO it. - I…

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him, but, as a good eitiaen, could not see a man guilts of liiirh erirae, for which he bad Red. return I i tli«- city and remain unpunished. j When the ease was called yesterday room ing, Mr Catlin appeared in Court, m.d ben,* sworn, was shows…

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his name and that he bad never seen Ikeaote but once before, and thai was in .;:>• !>aik. where ii had been placed for collection.

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The prisoner, duriug tke investigation,kad nothing iosay,boi seemed to be entirely in different as to what wa* c. ing on. m.-i u.. ---ei, Marmaduku Jokuson,Esq.,nakeduo •,< - tfone, preferring to make hisdelence tetoi.-a tiifher tribunal—and…

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Tke prisoner kad many warm friends here at one time, and all ol h m now believe ha) his difficulties and tr.,uiiie.s were bn oght • n toy i-x. essive indulgence in strong irink, rath er Lhan by any natural dishonesty,« r willing ueas to take…

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Tke Attraction* at tk' Theatre.—l he dUaeasol Richmond are never backward l:i generously eucouraging Hr*t-el deier any lov. r I otcomfori from going out ai i ;ul.t under ordi j nary circumsiaucss, Tbe attractions are, 1.1 Ic. '.• .po M eriul…

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I charmiug actress and vocalist Miss Ri< b ings, with the sterling merits of Mr. Rickn gs, I aud tbe efficient support of the company, the I Theatre musl proves place of agreeable aud profltaMe resort. The songs from theoperaol

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doubt.' weresuug by All--* Ricbiugsoul u< -- | day night with a sweetaese tii.it is rarely «v-- i covered in any performer, and uever in aa ordinary one. Tbe pieces to-night are theoDeratlt drama ■ f "The Spirit ot the Rhine and the comedietta…

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v."■!•■/.- -Mr. .1. Deßierskt,a photographic I mjniatnre painter, some specimens ol v> b ■ skill were exhibited ai the Mechanics'lns t- j tun- lasi fall, proposes to give a lecture, wit . j

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illustrations of Russian lite, ior the benetli .■• j the poor of Richmond, lie will accompaii]

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it v.itli national suns*, costumes. .\c, • i the j peopled Russia, which will make tire occa-1 sioii highly attractive, even II ihe object a not an Inducement for ;i generous con:;;: - tion from our citizens. He offers, moreover, to defray…

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with its comforts will see that the proceeds ot the lecture are large. After tbe preliminaries are arranged, further announcements will be made io the city papers. .1 CoUation.—The members of the Senate and

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Delegates of the city, by Invitation of ihe lat ter, si the Mall of the Mechanics' institute, aboi i :t o'clock yesterday evening, where :-!l hands proceeded k>discusscertainaubirtantiala .v.d delicacies provided by the members from this city,…

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Is and Toe* me essentia] to tbe aafr'yof all horses and males employed upon ibe streets, at this season oi the year, auti it seems ■ little singular that teamsters do not attend to tin- wants of their animals. Within the past lour days not…

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nth, and some ot them have been badly crii» pled. Ownera would consult their own inter i-s; iokeep their horses in tin ir stable*, it roe . i shoes en no! io be had.

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jTVi. Dock, now that II is -hut vi by Ice, . an] hiiijc but a lively place ol business. \«.> terday tbe tall .-pars and white eaavaa ol the many vessels made thai portion Of the CltJ look gloomy and dreary, but on ge ting aaar enough to bear…

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v*. ,-i> s the same jolly, good-natured, kind hearted fellow—ready to give bis lasi dime to a iriend in need, or a "buucb ol live-' - to a domineering foe

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Stopper!.— Navigation via tbe "raging •■. nawl" has b en put an end to i r a sense i, thesudden freesingof the "great water Hue ' Persona who usually use tbepacket boats,ai .1 v. bos.- business engagements will admit ol • . delay, are forced…

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Skatins;, —Yesterday tbe basin was literal I j alive with skaters of all ages and color*, ap parent! 1 enjoying tbe sport 10 iheir hearts' delight, l wards tbe middle ol the daj ihe warm South wind caused the Icetomel 1 i« pidly, and rendered…

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Horn. Wm. 1.. Jmil -n.— The Meads oi iln gentleman, iate LAeui nam Qoeersntp of ihe State, have tendered bim the compliment ol 1 punlic dm iter, pa a lasi tmouial ol their r« gard andarreofaitioaof h t service ia tbehalasel legislation. It…

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The .'.'■• it. ra -Tbia new company Is getting along thrivingly under Capt.Cjt. \V. Randolph. Trie latter ajaatlemaa waa sereaaded a few nt-rhts since *.v his command, who proonrad 1.. aarvicea ol SmltftVa band, and gave linu v musical evatloa.

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-The alarm of fire oa Tuesday night last was caused by the accidental bun ingol •. Ihhl in the house oi Mrs. Keshitt, corner ol Koushe.- aad Uary sonet*. Tbe tamttare la the room '-wis da in a > id. ■ nil Urn walls and ituir bsackeaed aad charred,…

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Pm v Wat - ■■ .- Operatl n 1 1 tail ■: ■it lobncco mas ■ were brought 1 > ■ ulusa 1 ■ on the Friday before Cnrietmas. Since tfaai time no h bheco i«i* been sold there, ant no . received. Sales will be resumed next Tuesday.

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lUf Mjtfieat R lertaiamtnt 1u I •■. lean at Me chanics' l.isiitn 1 stall m-raorrou* night prom ises to tie 011*01 great Interest, iaaamuch aa iba pertoiniers are otu own cities us, and ui> apeta bPfa of a club I -tat lashed to proiuo;>. ;'.u…

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fee Getter*, ia the country, were busy jap*. terday in gathering from the pouts tbe beaati -1 ful crop jusi matured, ami arbleb always proves so great a taxory in warm weaiher.— TtauM who fail to fill taeir houses now, may rind It luce, ary…

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jniifiaf Yaabariaaj :■* *dr. I'omu r, au old ' gentleman residing on Church Hill, was walk ' lug down Broad -tieet towards I", th, a lad 1 riding on a small asetadj ran against him :u,d knocked him down, culling ab) I. lehetul and bruising…

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Ra route /a* W*»h*n*retm, — lion. Ln-wia T. * Wlgfall, the newly elected Senator from the , State of Texas, together with bis family, pa. - - ed through tbia city on Tuesday evenfae*, *m I raadi lor th« Federal Metropolis. i

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II II l—llll ■ II I- I I II I

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C'ti-ktn Fir In* — Ilei.f'dii fe Seaman, a aanalap I !n old raga, made'lu* debut ai the Mayors I iJoort yesterday morninp, inamwer itaecharce ■

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tif atiaaiptlag w arnnl cbiekeaa that beteaaed I to Bliaabetk ssrwic- BbatdUeit war reedy to I answer, bnt the Complainant not being; pres ent, the Investigation wa adjourned uuiilihia I morning. 5 nokinc— One oi the ordimnees of thecilv prohibit!,…

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far fhHlog to ob> y the lav. Jmetii >••-' Pigaiferifi Itraidaathrrnarrrgalrrl j wisdom of tke Suite embodied in tkeOeoetal j Assembly now here, most of the Circuit and District Judges ol tbe State are la the eit*p aft I present, tar tke purpose…

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regular on Jaaaea I«i\er, and IkeGurtlS "rVek, j now raaakngea the York aad ramaakaj Hi- I m rs, have both been compel lad, beeaasa of the ice, to lie by at Norfolk. thtmmeet.— The train oa 'he Central Railroad I wa- detained till 9o*etoek…

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LoHom4 h\".->tfi. —A small boy, aged six years, 1 leii his home in Hoc-Wens last Monday mora- 1 tag,and waa not found by bis mother uuul I yesterday. r r*i np obi pa pa

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U'OhU, *f:i>i«v A «»>."•*» PINOLE NUMBER LOTTERIES, GRAND CAPITAL PHIZI-. Sinews: NEARLY ONF. PRIRI .TO KVKRY Nflfl THE.F.XTRAORIiINARY DRAWINGSot Wood, iv.hl a Go hi Nnmbei Lnterieawill j toko place ib public, under the Bup'rintendeeee m •worn…

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I GRANT'CAPITAL PRIZF OF fUNDOO ! I Prise of .'ii'iMi I i rise »f. ■:"* I " of B) IA) iiio " of . . Ll« I 1 0f... . oui«)l'/'> .ii iA* I l 0f... s 80u No ■• ot ..... Mb) I i prises ol *«BB Approximate togMPaH prize are -1ir2.40U iprisraol Mo)…

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prises of .tv \ i po.j, mi.-..:. to 8000 pi lit) ;ire .... I Jr. . • press..! HPApproximatin, to MMWP , rio are si., I SPpria .sol liii Aviproxin.nl. n. te t> PH prise ore _• i»u. I

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Claas M " " Jaanarj Rh, Mail J ORDINARY DRAWING. To take otane oa aUivs aptlttinOn I GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE OF ?50«» 1 - - *"r*»«tt>| l - 1 i •' '• le.oup 50 Prises c! tuv | i -• •• gtaa ■Mi •• '•.. . I a AFPROXIMA'fI(»N PRIZES. 4 priaes of l*«W…

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iprises ii B9 Approximating to a.*n«» pi as are. PPJ 4i-::.:-'s of -t" Approximatina to t.i»xi \,r:/.ir 301 1 U'iT.-h of i»' Approxkaattnc to prisa are. •.- M I «prises ol HO AppMxtmatinc to i .'4po prise ore — -— j igPUO prises of 4IK ara…

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P.t-a eriaes,aaaoaa ina;to gxaa.faw 1 ,i .■ ■ c rickett .'!■;... .-s S5; {usrl .....

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GRAND EXTRdRb'INAR'Y LIRAWINGR, j 03 TH » ''' - I '■' '•-')-. .'!..■>.%. rr>.. v .-'- i llfl , O.i (l< '•-■} Takes p '■ . i Whole Tickets fc»

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vested.snd wlietlier jou wiah VVhidas, n . ■ i rsor£irbl h ß on receipt ol whiebwesend : what ii irdered, bj first mail, together with the ! m erne. ; Uninediateli aflerthadraw .::. n Printed draw in . Certified to bj t • Commissioners, arill…

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WOOD. EDDY A Co.. Aoiunta.Ga, j Or WOOD, EDDY A CO., AUonta, Os., a list of the aural era that ate tlruwn front ■ the wheel with the amount of the Prise tlioi one ia entitled to, wi.U be publiahad after c.-er) I drawing io the foftowina papers:—…

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We bays mat completed our Fa! Bt ien ol thi j i above-raentioßad utic es. to suit purchasers 'Ji««. i ! boxes Preach Window Gloss; lUOofeetnf ataieeo. 1 j eaamalled. and colored GlnastXatd Bare Linseed I Oil; PUbsajiuaa Bloilad Linseed Oil;…

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Zinc in Oil. American and French; 30 libla. C«n>o era' Glue vnruaia erodes; M bbla Venetian ked. a»bbla. Kalaoimaej mbbia Paria White. Mj 11 li Mineral Paint '•'•■ isolate -uif' alate q ■ I'u addil on to thin wa •• ' ihn ttftntam of x. h '-…

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it aJ Instr . ■ sni -. ,• aw in I tper: Aa*erk-a« 0 [ish ' d ! b ■■< Drawia a; renoila, r"n j Mid German: Lnokim ijlastr Plates; Picture Frame . aad 'idt Mould n a WAI 3ATTLER k CO.

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it vi INDi I :-i. iHiedand "JbWb ••■!.■•! i

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I asta t.. book and I■. •■, I • »•••*■ ■• iwein i at X '■•.•■• lcr.es; .'

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Idy Bands at la eta Tee ;.-.i- B.nei Be sod and I .io- Iviioa wi; find El to th« r mti rest to call nii-t ii n*e selection I VOTII I .--'llle Urnle-v; ...-il be leSVB ).. iii j form the tteaM o Bieiim*4id, hai tne\ ha c thiadtj. peaeda WHOI…

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Mbhds. new Baltimort MA vis Phbda new bWtimore BRr'AST BACON in i. da. Wastem and Baltitni n-.-.^i.-. 75 ke.»

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bhia! and ke i No t LARD. Kboxessurenoi *aoi LD CANDLI -'. M hexes ti AD.■■■ ■ml ■ c th i Aad a fine stock of WINES and LIQI '•)»*••. We.."'. : the shove on -.4 rßa-Minrli.e ~ BM I I taex can be bad ia tuiacitjf. '/'IIOHr: r AMI LI (iKOilKll*.…

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ii•. », the follow in, GOOP* Ii •' ■■•• - u«». \.. : : rMTodd lextrasutar eiirsd Bamat N.. l \ „ke ipl, iri-it.,: , ii.d it •• i»ai.p

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I Cotton '••- .»n~.,..; I', , k.,-»« Kll . .rd l\!r, :-.xil • 1., .. •«». aupertor itualtti; Ri liojs, , aba 'i ,i as; ' - ■•! I' »rj and >' i»i ; , Che. -.• aim lb .. sonst mtij on hand s abmca artuna of Bwttei tnd Rnckwaa it. All Goods delivered…

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'JMtTi Pitfof'aoßUiiratedCOCGH Kii.l KR ii a joa desire i apaedy and eaVetnol ,nre i » jr. :on. C.m-:i>. Iteeeseaswa, .vc H rep a Pto Boatloadb) hundreds, who have baataeKtad fo ne tot;-* it. to to deeidedt* beat frepurattt-a 1 ••; its mad…

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of OooiSQlionarv emr. rttfreit tothmcito st reduced I prices. Also, alar?* a:ot«k of Ftm will Pa ANDREW AN PyJti. Main at roe*. i i?» i.kvtmim; oimu, i uiiiiittxi E# CHKAi', KVFRYTHING HKMIUABI.K Ko. eut'jt v.c v , cm !»■ ie.t .mcd *» l'.o…

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IV' WAIJLACIC'a ji^rTiaja Dew \Vinal*«..lo/ ."•palely Wd. WALLACE *>IW.

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'rtHjifa «i.v /i ~' >. . laaaasa, l :nae.-»...n. tea; 1 ■snare. I » ■•*»»* at Jt a., do 0.7s I ..da....2Bsr,ntii» 'i« 10.„•....d0 I.«i| 1.. do. .j. ;.9

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1...,d0.. «... On .... Qi{| no. .« . 50... ive 1. . Jo. U. .do SJPiI U0,..J . *~« ■ft. Advert iaeai en* b pubm-aed »nul ferlma, will teentrped £0 rents ret »

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Mnsaeßtinsnpoa bisowuhead. whose top wsasn trrslj bvd. w e « aw but anion the place an bald i.,„ r aVUltba aine* a tins crop of Lair linn aprunr up with a vmorooa «mwth Mo convinced i« «r. r.rni, i ol th* Tlri-ar* si his da r.c-rv lhat he ha.«…

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li-. into M» **»*««,-, ot as rhieh Kdestmsitu. provee*aaai*Ve id ...i, ■ lid paied lrtsnds.-.iVem Mitkmtmd r. Dee nth. 1C.9. imous nrt'-lo eaa n .w m ~,,i 4 tin prm ■irctats. Those pc wnx *i,., aspire s hue hsir.tv.enr,;> tones Ike —it ■ rat…

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tKKTORFR INi-AU.IBLE. previa* laAt it wall that it ia.!nine.) te te. Vfholseala elegit lor ordsrs. i 59 Ma.n at. R. K/KKIKI.. Ricaaeaa, rte*. la, Mak, I.N. KzKKIEI., take oathuatha Hoy Bible. tli.it 1 have beea t'*"d for the post 12 -.aara…

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6\_i;oo,i ieeice »'■erth Following.— To sn.

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B,;i tad do kewise "•« *i.c advira. and in this iaataeee will »:i .»• the in»n of All 'hit are aflliotej With Dv *t. epai*, re N.-rc u« Hendv be, l.ivnr Complaint 4i*eaeea from mai«s*Uoa. ».i u'd - oi BAKER'S B.TTERS. .1 thej desire rt iiel.

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ue P>'«M R:« iimoial, \ a. HE*. IHiii- i* nothing •• aratif«laals> the lIJSI Ni' A- rO HAvTf THEN! !\\OWTHaT THI V .XR'-' N"1 - t'OH'i'il'fl-'.V _\\« would r« --c oiuii-eiid m. snsmbeia of ike La islstsra ami ■then w Mo,, -i. purpose uniai…

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atifulh erecvte.l I.Ig>:NES«EB. and I r-e i itbteed in a Qejii I. eket. BVenataia. NeaaHsaa, Km". Cose or Frame, nil ts a bss/i •: r .d naaortnjenl if hia '.AUiRV. 2:7 .M..>.*l sTRkKT. wo memento eeuM be asora mt spaa hap. atSt* is *> Bte*Jee««…

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•,,. partner V, Powell 1 iiha'leoi rfnds 'he H')I'SK l'Al\T \i{ iiLA3t.lt*

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isuinthia mo, Wholasala depot I'm oiitnra.flP Wain ■« am prepared mfneaioh the tr-uie ii tV>> aanal lisei unt 'irtUrw Bnnnpth attend oin deV.'-ln. It '.Zi K'l"'..i'.9 Van »t. sric Acne nnd t>vr. DEBILITY OF CHFgT AM) f.IMlk,. STILL ANOTHER…

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l/r« T> . ~'t,rlnr 1 if ,1,!)'" t ; i7entlsiiteni [tlsv th onaflefted pleasure I bear tea tin 0,1 to the r, , t 11 crd ot wmi- HA.VPi'ON'S i'i."»'w .. ''■•' '• 1 sai '..-11 apnna vii»h the id level artdoebi'itjr of rkrat aMItaM 1 irioiia medicines…

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ivinc 'HKen ealj one l> tim •' darneali litem" lotco übs taunts lest suits >na, Vers tiul) and re *ctialt) fonts, :•'. Aaiataoa Call -'ml set paanablets and Bsecu/esol Ceagha Ri eioii itisic, Scrouits, etc. Asa restore five aad iter it has…

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KKVAL'fI ANh L'HIT.DMKN.-Tbhl TIWC- I'L'RKs 1 iotuniagrsni atadteiae lor all abeir diseases. "••'! nni ,«t pan rhleta -r.t y.-.,. rare*. -.'.-. ITKOKLI., i.m l» .': co. RieaajMMsd; n; Or. CO IKE, Freik-rickahiir* :b* fill 'ne i>rn* .' ,i n…

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lii.. Mereuriai or Bolsomia proparUee, excels hinn , ceo.l i.re offered tbepeUicia Usj :u • c. rea*omtire, and reßOTafrnp pow-.r),; nn.t inedicaJ eorWars asUmwiisd wapa taad that ibove re :..*.!) will cure tba ibovi Jiarsinp. and banded when…

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it.;; mid h cine woi Iw etfeeted withantliatoa anoe to the 1 tisnt. '"* AfpFKs\ Kiehmoud. su3—ttui* No. an. suoad street. ■*. (ireut Uiiii.nii> FOR CASH.AT

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iPJtRKINrt A CO.'S. No HI, E .: 1 Maat. -HR'i IV . H-i'.-v ai pa. ' • .it 6>t. •i ISeeata ever, nhthere.ati*NMiM Cold PHINTf si 6la neatß 1 i.i .'i; t ,-.-;c in i'RiTNTS.st 11 oai>ta NflAßand BKf.AltrF.tl ai its eta '•r.l.Ai .*> r..s u-iii,…

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iohed SHEKT >liH •! "13( 's. II rtlflNrl * I*o . Na hi Ra c Hasave, ihernn '> nre- 111. IT 1 RKb AI. L P A t.N. .--.» preps■• •-.>•• >t aaad Interna*!*, and Ii ..-U' as HI- Me.A ' ■■' ;'■ nd BR FIJI'S OH 11 BLAINi, MOMRUS, X/ Rai in. •i.t.N…

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STOMACH. PAIV ii thi BRFA*- t OAT rHOJ-TI" i> FVF3 111 '«•( X i AI.N n tlje I.oV l.*i ie TONIC.It ia vet> be I,eHe ■ .. Urn th < h or howeta o- y>. Be 4 w an i*rue ;hin< ::.!. l'e,ters:io* and .N0i1... the State. 10 11 Urn ll,>nO iter'* aHMeee…

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i!«n« ii tron ur-on t die niM'h 'nil 1 * • of iha eittus .......'•' ree. run >i dit •■» all plns»«» of

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lit. At! th-t Wliiv n -pe,s:;r. m mi.l BladaPrl aanal a lata Tha most impoitMif linr-overt. I'm K;i ( iev, •plaints Ire «.. 1 ibstructuias, Leasee astea, Sexn.il Wenkaaaaea. i'aoaieal and Dsbibti ..faiths* saa, is liAR f*» bTchc compoi nd.…

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hj IkaHrOVarlal COMPOCNO. it is .t Chciuißt and 1* prueouaeatj te n.«.di »h.,s» who h tve naad it. to be ame heat iMFOUM) in the s.iiii I alia fa til am utt'.e*4ocents. » lrf.ii auppl> luat re dUKR ft WIN MTt• fl. Drw k * (*u, •* .-.. aVeaa,…

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nci will. applied«| uatka uuti raa l»s j'ptNliand LKECHINH pnunp'N at i c •,■ x c i..'!i..i at •».': houra.,. the.':t» at ui-eVrthß rtn.en • • • oa H»h street.' awlut null !•; oi l.«i-hand liith »ire«o», R.C. HOBSON. f 1 -uttiHa.'-TO THK v'tTlßk'N't…

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Rooms, under >.us liotal. n Itth street. , iniKtMic.n sis» c-*a ast their ahiaksrs ha viutajic! from I,» at, or »rep. ta mlv! Ulsvaoi Wowo uo..

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i-V tiefue.tiade '«»•»«***',*t>at.-Tbas» ia

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WoMef sore U ROC ND ** «OJ#W con,;.mud-.»•. oltfem «uou. FUK*«U,at tps Drag and "ii^.the.-ir» Slora ol ae-Vi-m Fraus'tn Btraat.

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pjra, • rrataliae jelly t*.nj+ auaVwitkopi itm, aawata-t (be Belrsad Mafj ae. fee

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TIIURSIMaT MOBNINCr JAN. \ feoo j Pact aanlnat Onsen. ta the Hew York /fern/* of the Ist, among

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much agreeable reading rtrfor»o» to the day, j we find the following :....•' --•To-dap. 4p tke toinrirtenrr c K f Cy urentiiJ'"'- ; dte birtb day of AimoDomiaiWht fMto ui*> n ', hoU first day at the weak m whirr, tawifevfeerreae from the prava…

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That w 5 ntsr shall B ,!*'*' But arete ajeaea alolt snail be. Tne a-iniineraliaii Its ta>reand rlr*s. B. In nd* »race. wrtbooten lease. i Tktew vii lands skmtt ft/ />«-nr.-. ! Waal clnide tins «la> Imrne lie.

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A arete lord si.aii he tic.' "If reliance is to t>e placed on the nalioi/nd line I of the»e atausas then eioakers arul predictors ol asjf and pealilcnee hod aa web eloae tiie.r dofetal tni.itli» »t nac«; tor Aeons' the twelve •araiog Boonthaof…

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Closes. With regard to the prediction italuized j in the verses «■ noted, it may be necessary to j examine into it, and see whether It has ever | failed heretofore, as. if it shall have done so, we may not be»disposed perhaps to put rape great…

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has to say fir lU-e it The year 17-1 began on a Sunday, if v,e hate made our calculation* right. It commenced in this country, by the revolt of the I'emisyl vatiia Line. About the m. idle of the llrst mouth of the year, Cokxwa!.j.is prepared…

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advance into Norili Ciroima. His first step j was to detach Lieutenant-Colonel Taklton In pursuit of Mokoa.n, who was operatiag on his left Hank in a manner that rendered his advance dangerous. laisliiin louud tne old wagoner at the Oowpsas,…

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hedge-hog, bristling for tight, aadjpattkeking him, got his legion almost annihilated ior his paius. We next hear of Cok.nwali.is attempt ing to cut Mom.AX otr, and prevent his jutic- I tion with Gkkk.nb, and to that end pursuing ■ the latter…

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papar. at Guiltord Uourt-House—the American.- j are compelled to retreat—they do so, in good order— rally nine miies fr *:n the held of bat- j tie—come forward again and offer battle—find '■ that Cobswalmh already has enough of it— • pursue…

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nearly a fourth of his ana*** wounded —turn oil to their right, aad go straight into S mth Caro lina, whi.a OosutWAJULU had boasted, not twelve mouths before, in his, letters to Lord Okobok Gkrmain, that he had subdued so completely as to have…

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Six, was repulsed, retired be the high hills of Santee, pursued the retreating British to the Eutaw Springs, fought a desperate battle there, pursued them to Charleston, shut them np there, and cb ared the whole open countiy of them. This was…

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was tbere beofeosdand captured by the com bined forces under WASUiM.iusa'iii Boca AM putt. So much for America. laEaropa.the siege of Gibraltar was in active progress, and England, France, Holland and Spain were er.. gaged in a general war.…

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The next year thai opened on a Sunday w.ts 17»7. Except a sanguinary war la g*osjr*esa between Catiieiiimc 11. mid the Turks, tirs year sei-raed to answer the prediction.

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There was ao other ol the Basse sort until 17SP-'. That wa-s tue year thai Uonai'.vute in vaded Egypt, ami eauptfsd in a saaifr/ui 11 nj struggle with the **[awp»tlnkr>i The battle of the Nile was fought that year, and Austria re commencing…

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During the year i~.it, which is the neat be ginning wi.h a Sunday. Bav"Ous*J was er-wiled Bmpstltr of the French. There was no great battle that year, but ail Europe was in arms, aud Frauce and Eagiaad engaged in a deadly struggle. It was the…

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retreat of Sir JtofU Moor a and the battle of | Corunna. The siege ot S.tragoasa followed immediately atter. Tuat event was quickly succeeded by the lauding of the. British army under Sir Ainitii: Watxasurr, aad the cap bam of Oporto. Tlieu…

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Vienna, crossed tbe liaue.be, fought the bloody battle of Kssliug. recro»sed into the Island of Gobau. crossed back and fought the tremen dous battle of Wagr.ini. In ihe meantime WrtM.icsi.fcY invaded Bpata, fought ihe tdoouy but indecisive…

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The next year of the character designated was ISIS. It opened with the'battle of New Orleans, *th January, (fought on Sunday .1 la Jane, Navojjpon, having returned from Elba aud i..*»iiiu,e

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We hardly think our readers aril 1 find any thing iv the auove colleCtlou and 1 SI IB HU till HO offac.s wiih omens, tosireugiheu their conll deuce iv the laller. All we can i'lo is Ui hope that the prediction may inn pro*, o :i» OaAsa this…

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The *"l»>.liiiisut. We have already aaaounced Hie arrival of the statue of QaXMUra Waso:', which has not yet, however, beeu placed apoa its pe.fe.sial. It still lies 111 iv plunk Collin near th*. base of JerrauaoN'M m mumeiit, waiting a gioiu.u*…

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We hear the Nkl**oN and Lew.s of Idr. Ro oaua ttiedUtmg'.iislied sculptorentrust.d with tbe compleuon of Cuawronti**) worn, highly spoken ot. life said that the statue ol 1 r is said to have thrown all the energies of his flue genius upon the…

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The December number of ilua spirited Mag- I atdne has come to baud, aud contaius its usual supply of spicy articles. It is couduc . d by 1 editors appointed by tbe literary sicieiie* of ■ the venerableiuatitutiou of Hampden Sidney. Tbe periodical…

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that the whole number of **dead letters'' for J the feat year, i* Iwoaad a half million*, an

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enormous amount, greater by almost half a j million than that of the English dead letter j

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office tn IM*, Misdirection, or illegible dir«-c- j Hon, the number of nost-ofllces having similar j inline*-,and the migratory habits of the people, j tire mentioned among the causes of letters not j

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restored to tbe whits during the y«.".r, it ap- J pears that sixty per cent of them were miedi

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lent aanima. and of fetters containing valua- I ble enclosures other than money, eighty per | cent, became '-dead" from the same causes.— j

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The whole number of registered money letters j sent to the dead olltce, a**M '..:i-; am unit retur;.*ed io owners, *II.I'-l. j The amount ol euclo*».ire** ether thau money, j saeltaa billsof excliaage,drafts.«Vr.,:\m.«iiiitcd

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upwards of WTO aad a half million" Of dol- j lnr«. The New York aPsraM aaya that, aa the law | bow stecda, there hi no ra*a*elaioa mad.- for the restoration ot dead letter.- no' containing •. money or valuable enclosures, tbOßgh -uch i letters…

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their d.-siinaiiou or to come lack to the j writers, thousand* ol dollars ot lots or con- j ahsPtallOnP mom weighty than money. Tue ; i Poataaaater hat suggestions to make to Con- j s-resa wln-reLy tins defect maw be remedied In j I tuture.…

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turned, if the writers can J>e found. I'y a > I i*aili:tineiitai> return it appears thai in I""" ! there were in the English Dead Letter Office ! 1 upwards of two millions of letters—*2,o*J4,o37— ! which could not be deliver- al. Ot theae,…

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1 returtied to the writers. Of the whole, 'j.',,(ioii j letters eoatafaed money and other property

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The Military krderal Virginia Youth. Tbe public excitement occasioned by recent j event*threatening thepea.eeof the State, and demanding preparatlea fordefeace la any cxi- ] gene*' watch may come of the hostile demon strations of Northern uviaticism…

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The same spirit is prevalent among the youth Ea every section ol Virginia Io this city, the "Guard i,r tk'- Metropolis," a corps of boys, which was distinguished here some iwo or three years since for itaadmirable discipline having been most…

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the city. Its aatmberu ire now "boys of a I larger growth, '♦—almost men—indeed, men in soul and apatrlt—and we venture to predict that they will make a display of which any ' city or eoaatpy might be proud. They meet i to-night at -Mechanics'…

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line, it nr, understood they will be designated Iby a letter— probably J—and take position in i tbe First Regiment under Its rules and regu ; la!ions. The Bed Men.

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In the prevailing rage lor black, very little attention is paid to the red men. There was a time when tbe red gtmtry attracted universal notice, forced themselves upon public notice i everywhere, and caused vastly more trouble j and apprehension…

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They never had any sympathizers, however j either North or South : their hand was against I every man, and every man's band against j them. It was found impossible to make them I staves or to make them civilized; theoalj al : tentative waa…

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West, muttering aad dashing as ;l goes, but I diminishing in sine every moment, and des ' lined, soon to disappear forever, j The Secretary of the Interior states in lus ! report that tbe Indians cost tbe United States i a little over three…

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and it is recommended that the number of i suo-ripeiicie- shall be increased and the State : divfc'acd into two Indian districts. The great j majority ol the tribes are said to be on the j decline, and It is believed that unless the new j policy…

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port and Liverpool, will notice that the ad- I joaraed meeting will be held to-day, at IS I o'clock, at the office of the Merchants' Insur-

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I anceCompany. A fall meeting is desired.— I Let all the subscribers, and others who may I wish u> aid ia this important enterprise,be

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iivahos to Qrt»v. Wisa.—According to a j correspondent ot the Enquirtr, Gov. Wise was I made the recipient of an enthusiastic ovation I p ! in the town ot Hampton, while on hi.-, recent I trip to Accomac. lie was welcomed by the I Wythe Rilles…

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escorted to the steps of the hotel, where he made a brief speech, lie wa- heartily cheered, and as his stay was short, the soldiers and others accompanied him to tin* Eastern Shore. As the steamer passed Old Point a salute was j tired by older…

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I The band of the garrison and seme of tbe odi j aerejoiaad the party on the boat, and all had j a merry time until they reached the tj-over- I nor"s old home. There he made another short

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address, to which Oapt. Willis, of the Bijtee, j responded. AIMIUII'KI VI 'ion lilt; THE Mltldi AI. Sttj dkm's.—The City Council of August:!, Ga.. recently appropriated tpl,oUu Sor me pdrpoaeof

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aiding those Southern medical atndents in i t'luiii... ijiiiiii who might have been deterred ' Horn comlag away b\ a want of means. The I Augusta lutispateh congratulates ti.e eitiseu* I of Georgia on the feel a, that Augusta is Uiu | ptfOaapt…

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DIRECT l-Ml-OUT Allot* OP COM 'Kb.'. — The f j Charleston Courier suites tnat the wholesale > j grocery dealers in that City are adopting meas l | ures ;o secure aud promote the direct impor . 1 taiiou of coffee, la Richmond this trade has…

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the hiring of negroes in that piece ou .Monday, llauds for railroad construction hired at §tasi aud fir railroad repairs at ;»170 ; cooks from

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tn to itaV; nurse* from fftt to «io: chain ber j lnaida from |M to tH ; farm hands,, men, at from CM to 8110. ,

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Naw Sr'*A*« Lis*:.—A new line of steamers j between Norfolk and New York is about to be i established. Th* steamship Potomac is to

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The -Mulls. We received BO mall from the iVorth yeshw day. The train arrived tn the nfterfjoa-a, but

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there wa* no connect*** With the boat at . Aouia Creek, we had no mail front li-vond Fredericksburg. We h

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mail train left Fredericksburg at 7 o'clock, and j wantd probably arrive here about 11. The,

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Central train was detained by aa acei

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conferred. Wehopo things 101 aaaaMPJa atralgßl | before many da j... The Legislature.

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Governor iv the Harper's Feiry affair. The j bill constitutes tue Secretary of Sate, Ad.jti taat General and Ist Auditor a Hoard lo pass ,

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oa ail claims aeatta under its operations. i„ j the Senate nothingaf importance was .rans aetad. . _ ..

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We are requested by 00l at*****©"®, th- Sec'retat v of iheCoiumonwealth, to correct the statement which appeared in the f>

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~11." lb- -aid he did not know when lie won.d arrive, _ HKAiit os* anlEwm-T. U B. fJlrafjoty, Iv-.j., late of the Weldon Patriot, died Mat week at his residence in Halifax county, X. C, of consumption. Gross Eae*LXCTiox.-Tbe Herald's Wasa .…

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lo'riiev-General. If tbe great advocate could [mi hold of that scribbler, be would take the skin right off from bim.

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I Ootranxx Emoaobb.—We understand that Gov Henry A. Wise baa beea engaged to de i fend Walter B. Land, who murdered Flaane gan iv Princes** Anaeconnty, some nine lasi ! glimmer. Tbe trial will probably take place lat the February term of the…

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a few days aincc, bringing wit* bim aitf,,"** 'iv specie, which be drew lrom tbe Aagnata | Hanks in exchange lor their bills. A young man, an apprentice in the jeweli) • store of Mr. Oriddley, of Holly Springs, Mis- . • sissippi, committed…

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quarter of the year ending :!ist of December, ! Col. Or. B, Locke, formerly Mayor of Mem ; phis. Term., died i:i that city on the 2nth nit., jof consumption. He was a man of great pop j ularity and influence. The Unitarian congregation at Charleston,…

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remains of the widow ol 001. ttoa*Mer i eer were brought from Savannah to rreder : icksburg this week and buried. Mr Floyd, who was injured by the explo sion oi a locomotive near Aogusta, Oa-, a few ! days ago, is dead. l A inn" named Swonsor,…

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ravor of direct railroad commuaieation with 1 Macon. \ ateam cott in press lws been erected en the '■■ Railroad Accommodation wharf at Charleston, I S. C. I«« capacity is about 600 balea a day. Tbe British bark Greyhound, from Biode i Janeiro,…

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nogg treat at theTunatall House. ' The Angnsta Ohronicleand Sentinel has en ter, d upon its seveuty-foartb year, with a new ; dri is. •\ destructive flre occurred at Fort Adams, .C Hi - .....•■ *

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Miss.,a few days ago. A due! bet v. eon two gentlemen of Memphis, i'.'iin., was talked oil" at lasi a -counts. There were ii". marriages in Lynchburg in ' i-.v.', ami .".', m 1658. Snow fell at Charlotte, X.

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A cargo of pa mo has arrived at Charleston, I direct from Elide Island. Tbe Bappahan nock riveris closed with ice i ; several inches in thickness. In Fredericksburg, early Tuesday morning, I the thermometer stood at v.ft\>. ' tta»Rtcr ttosn…

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tH i. SPIRIT OF TH X RHINE.') Beautiful ' '\\' l " .The Chaplain of the Regiment, Sparkling {The Chaplain of M,e Regiment, j Comedietta; fTbe Chaplain oi the Regiment, THE PATRIOTIC ALLEGORY) . THE PATRIOTIC ALLEGORY*. oi the THE /' ITRIOTJC…

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8 {IMMORTAL WASHINGTON (i ■; MORT I.'. WASHINGTON, *'l I.- I- Ac' I'ION.I .Seven iTIfIFACTIi M.S Beautiful • MISS CAROLINE RinHINGS.I (MISSCAROLINK RICHINGS, fMIBSCAROLINE RICHiNGS, . S I I! g ESS (i ■'■' /. //•" E H T V.\ iho i Sonr-a of Liberty-…

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tfv.'Fop tcrsaiop AaaaofVPsa ssd I'hoto- I : graphs, no to Reps' Gallery, no Main at . oppe j sue Governor. ; For siieenor Ambrotype* and Photographs, so i teßeas' liaUery, ii". Main »l .oapostte Governor, j For Biiperior Ambrotjpea and Photographs,…

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Id the best :a the cit). j-. t-ai sTHMtio- From Ri . /'. Lett*, Frankfort,] \n old :.11\ i i oi!, aconointanee boa been I atfiicted *\ th Asthma l'..r ntani ;ear*.and d i mnlbplicit) ol prescriptions, enth !:ttte fleet. M] wife sent bet ■ p.'-.ri…

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mora. We bartonl) one bos left, buteouid ise it" Baows'a Bkoxchial Tae nt* ;h LozL.Ni.ts, are Bold tluou .bout the I'm- i tea. ja I—"VV rhSAcwlt ,\ i.AItV in leavitas the Theatre en the even i* ins of the .-si. ex.-h.-ut ed t'.rou.ii mistake…

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tan Hotel, and rectify.ns miatake. |afl '..* CtTyUCATIOWAL KOTIfME.—Tbe euTiea -f !j ra] BCHOOL will be resumed on MONDAY, ! Hh Jattearv.nt "v a eh«ot-room, oa Mod son at., t between »it> rml Marshall I would be pleased tn | •eeeivs a fewadtittioaa!…

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tss~, >oft, i eßaros. Barb i.VS Fourth niiinui! su. seriplion list now I! ii.ii v. isll to tie bnpp] and a; ease with t. keep Corni from roar feet for the year ow is the tune to cell, if jou desire to ba •i CORNb, BUNIONS DEF 0 X M E D . Ice…

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ill street. jas—2t* LIGHT ROLLS and TFA dUITS, HOT ROLLS am] TEA HiS-wUI) w—fieviaa had to pnapend tlie making of icuitsatid KolNm eoaaeaeenee of the great I for onr CHSISTMAdCaKdr} dunn.: the s 1 have now e.iinuiiui FAi TOH\, a*l t.itST »v…

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this f"ctt>r>. we ..tier for side the followiu,' arti cles at ftu-torv prieas: COTTON'\ A X HB from No 4 to 12. gffrfe t'WINK various aisas Pl.Ol'iill LINKS tone and small. (X)TTON CORDAGE. All ol the best quahtr. jas-ta JOHN N. OORDO.N A SON.…

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IVIUFNIiT— The President and Direrto »of heFXCIIANUF BANK OK VIRGINIA have red a acini annual di.idand «i I' per cnt., et to a i Filueiioii of l i per eenl. Inmua, pn>a i tie* l.'.tli inilant. i-jw W. F. STBOTHER, Caahier.

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January fed. al the rastdasttM ofJaß mo*tier, in IVtorabur!:. oi pulmon.v* coßatitiiplioa. in the »lii ir»rofhi« n-c. I'JHN N VVHll'l..e»de»t son or u*latß.loiiii N. White, of Peterst-i.r*. He had I>*

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ta invalid's life. All that knew bun rem-mit r eita interest lit* daily walk, t.rd all mar o «»*• |

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hstired^ott.aeparentlyearateasaTreaalta.^^■* , ? ua I friends reuoi.de.! hm. that he li.ad yet tOsetUß ins "read neon,it with the »reat axnetiapeitemwr. w?i be strove atainat inereaeiai* conviction, anes*

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lenced ortnaeienee. Senas day s tjefefa his ds^fea spirit ».el,led to that "still mu'ui ■'oiee. aflaw m ardor and onaietj looked apward for hope andeon tofetiea. lie apokcwitli deep leeliru ..I bis past Ufe, stid bis nesUsct ol fee demands…

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tatsTßSta in th* hands ol Bim whom i ll,^'^ b * „\ t ,, its God, tbe .lad response was heard ;'>es" t" «« anxious question -"could he rsaataas*PXt»sa»Biar i I'x.nr's tiandsr" . -„,.,l —» I I'lie spirit is with its Bed, sad the aorwii art will…

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Oa Tuesday morning, Janaary 3d. $», at ncr rea.deace,

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MEET INGof the- •TTOCEHpLpEBSo t c M I NCHESTER I NION BUILDINu r UND 1 • ~* ensuing tear, will ba held at its usual ptaei «v THURSDAY I evenms,

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ir*r22a >tu\ROr:BHii)iMi umias flkJ& BOCIATION.—The annual meetiag

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hers to will j take place TO-DAY at 14 ©*efeek,at the otiiee • tbe Merchants' InsarsaceCompaay, jaa "

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ja»-2t' 1- MAC ABE, See y. | OFFICEOF THEJ R. It K.CO.W Hi, iiMonn, Janaary t. Wa*. s > a****** AN All.tat lt>t 1> MKI-TlN©ol 1

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2Es "*. tfeißtoekfcokloi soltbeJ AM KS R1 YE R and KAN iVVHA COMPANY will I ■ held at thij oli.ee on TUESDAY evening the l.tn instant, at

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i',.\'!o':K WM. P.MUNFORD.Seeretsjy. fe«--2awSw ( »- a, \»i 1 . THE VH VERSt(i \ E D. ] SCS&haVi!UI been it formed thasfeome medieoJ men of tins .-if-., are attendmc patienta hy the 1 year'.Atr a specific sum. and balievina that this practice…

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as expressed in 'he "Code of Ethics,' and ot the profession of the city. as expressed in a resolution appended to the "tariff of lees." We therefore pledge oarselvee nor to attena patientsb] tba .ear. and to reiuso consultations I with an*…

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Barton, Wm. Andersen, Jbo. in.ye. Chas S. Mills, J.S. D. Cu.leri. He- . BrntiiS, 1,.S Jo.ties. A. G.Wortbam, Jna. Dove, Jr., CreedThoroos, Jno. A. Cunninsham, P W.Browa, Win. P. Pa m r, 11. A. Tatnm, .1 .s H Conway. A. I". Picot. Robert II…

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David H.Tucker, St.Gee.Peachy, 11. !.. Phomas, ttlair Borwell. P. W. Roddey, Randolph Korksdale, .\i Howard. Win ILGwathmey, B. S Vest, R- T. Coleman, Jsmea Besle, B R WeUfotd, Geo. C. Rowlings, David Watson, t .n Bro .cks. The... I. Mayo,…

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Drew, .lii" Knov, James Dove, s L. Ineram, lames Bo ton, Jao. il. Davfes. M.B. Carter, ja.'t-u* s'

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one person near Richmond or the oountj ol Gloo- I caster. bavaju«i been divided from an es tate. The owner has 110 ass for them -.1111 they are j sold for do raa.t. „ , ~ . I shall continue to HIRE OUT N EG It" ES, RKNT 01 T HOUSES and SELL…

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riistricl of this city, my frientlU m ..!.' com ude 1 t. ni iven up my a enev—the two do not conflict at I a 1. (j ~'. ■!. T i LKR Uenernl Aaent. \ j B—6l Marshall street, between 6th and 7th.

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.£--■l--.-, i vipok mr notk c—to far i #«0?5 M IT'S AND COMMISSION MKR CHANTS.—On and after the Ist January. IMP, ) propose to furnish GRAIN bAHS I'm the rise of tbe farmers and merchants living and doina ' ••■■■ al.ii-tiielineoi tiie, Richmond,…

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Richmond, or the agent: at the country; depots. JOHN R.MACMURDO, de IS—dAcwlra Riobmoad.Vai SHWtROE ll!t,L 6IH£IAL 4K-3 AGENCY. U. W. 11. liiLER, Offit* 0.1 Marshall, Between Sixth and Seventh] Streets, Continnea to RENT OUr HOUSES, HIRE OCT…

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—Ll-yl T R ICH mv"- U, ••' IH

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time to time, am bow better prepared to receive oiu.-i-lor work m large or small quantities ts»n heretofore, and will • uerantee to furnish them just .-.- ;..\\ as 1 he* c 01 he had ol Northers nonsf s. and I equal in atyle ai 1! material.

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Bain.;'.'! at my business, (a >i hat \ v Hi htii. window, ovei oth ■'■■ termyself that I can iiiveos much irticte for tba price, aa any bouse I wish to build up purely Southera j atroniss tiuol-tettabtished ~.■■•* | « rasp tke reward tkpj »,>…

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BkMsa»l By order o£ the Captaia _sa.ii It G. G. OTEY. IstSsrg'f, . eoVKR AOR*S €lt ARB.—MaetatThssr- M i: " H } ISth street, below Main, on F X 1 l> .. V ■EVENING, at7>»o'clock for drill ami bus 11 •Vj As.important matters v, >iJ be presested…

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.-j o'clock, without farther sotiee. Membara will ' bear is nmd, that sndei the by-laws, "Asi m.-in- I b*«r feilinx to attend three ooatscßtive meet a «, I duds,-; parades, without Kivin* a reaaoaahfe sx i ci - shall be reported bj the Ist…

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il(iiui'te;L ineetin:. at thsir Armory. PUIS * TlmrMiav IKY i-.Nl.Nil. f.tli mst .at 7 o'clock. TheCoartol Inqnirt io r the osssaaiseat of fines, Ac,, will assemble at the sametuiie., Meuit.ers will come prepared t*« p.y their due* and monthly…

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AsRALL, on this (THURSDAY) avsaiag, at I o'clock. puiietuaiU . It 1* very daaicaefe that every Rfevher BBobW le present, as huMiiess concernin ■ the election ot oih i'diK'ind m the Corps will he tr.uih aeted. R» order f Col. T. P. AUGUST. M.…

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SHEA 1> ['it's C0. "i.,"1f , T RE'V"VA.VoLS.,I itn iMoaa, January .**. lsio. \ MemUera oi tins command trill meet a*Si-hod's Hall THlßtThursdaji) EVENING, at7>,e'«lk, J for drill mid the transaction of bus Hies*. V. h. /QBE, Ist Sergeant, '…

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IATTENTMrN VTBOINIA Itlll.tS.- Attond a re.uisr hnll this i TIJ V RBDAV I even tax. M Aiiluary Hill, at 7t, oViock. o\ oidcr of the- Cap tain ■ fel-lt F W. HAG EM EVER. O. P. I **; null's. 11 BA snTtß ia store, for salt 10 by PUTTS. EAR LEY…

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Uas bEMPLE'S IMFALLIBLB | i he isst in ii&B. THE BEriT IN ÜBK.

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tim p?r'saLbJ nki;«m«^aodß|^Kßß For sale m DRUGOU-fra na>d GROCERH,

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IK BEST IB Cftß. E BE3T l\ I BR. X BEST IN f BE. .„ I

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„;e I - ail PRU««IBTS AND GROCERS. I DRUGGISTS AND (.ROGERS.

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••ul Ittirgnins in Hry fioods—lmpnr- j IOTICE.—Tba snbperibsra are now pre ore .so than at ahj time heretofore, to sell crest Bargains 111 DKY GOODS. Everybody in reareh of aach won d do well teatva tbea* eeaa. The* call pattteafer attention…

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KB, DOYLI BS. and TOWELS. ! TABLE DA MASK by the yard. CAMBRIC HDKPS very cheap. .KWOr'K ofeverj description, tn large it and very eh***,

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iRLATANS. RIBBONB, and maaj'other c poedSfte be sold this moatb at nibs- I rom apto 89 per eeat. from former prioas. J. MILLHISKR A BRO. t*V insure Tear•aVareal—Attention. Slave- OWN F.KS !— Superior aavanta-**a are. aa nasal, ol I fared to…

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leacthof tisae,from one month to five years—net to live in seppartql Virginia or any o'arra'ava State, a' tow rates. The b»st companies represent- I ed and all losses promfrtty paid. .... am No Ttaw Lost.—Aa tbe anderatsneo is hoth ft, est…

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»i»the*m*TCttr«sr|ae B Kca. kEif M p General Insurance A real and ja t—ta Sedieal Examiner.

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r.ien''.- is*o t ?oto B RAN Dt'Ll'll'S and ran a Di fib* \~

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stiee.—Mr. Tares. W. Baurkadale, j eat ef "ur business, lias beea this day ad mitted as a partner in the same. SAM'L M.PRICE A CO. STATi.E AND FANCY DRTr GOODS, WM H.GORDON, JACK TEMPLE YtU.J RGGLESTON, THS W. BARKSDALE, Ti'i-i ni. I'ul tor…

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Their aaaortnnrat of Goods ia iar-e and well W WOMEN'S and GENTS' L'NDEH WEAR, FLANNEL* and BLANKETS. LINEN SHEETINGSandSHIRTINGB, TABLE DAMASK, NAPKINS,

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»rpnacmal.cre*t s cagomera. pßicß|kco j >. i> _. < v persons indebted to the iota firm ol

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,ce:fc Wft.TS.l*. yi mm. j uediately, [:Sl-n] S.ia.a*.*W. Tv Blankets I Blankets! I— s ~«•■■ BKD BLANKETS, all sixes aad puauties. Ne.ro BLANKETS a ferae supply. il, , SHAWIiSand CLOAKS. !,",'■=• and 'den's WOOLLEN UNDERWEAJt \i[ m e'er Goods…

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RENBHAW, QUAELEB & CO., 2T-:.' BROAD STREET. in order to reduce our stock as low as possible, we "hail i nntmue to s ill until further notice, with out tei ard to c.s-. In addition to our winter stock \.,- have opened all "t ->nr .prtn< and…

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n.rohefcißK for the approachmn seasna, wi«l find it tn their interest to examine oui >t .-k. deal- 61 CRI NSHAW,QLARLES .V C'>. sti Blaah Beoks—l>tter, i ap and Note PAPERS. s"i KEL PENS, PEN HOLDERS, INK. liUILLS, SEALING WAX. M I GIL VGE.…

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|,r* t... the store 130 Mats now ooca bj c i). Vidu a Co ii_st KNOWLES .V WALFORD, " Slave iisiirani.'."' E.MaRLE I •iSURANOH CO . OF CHARLOTTES\ [LLE, V.\. SLAVES INSURED for oae oi Bsoreysara on tba most reasonable terms, Pj*k tpilka and…

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ELEGANT W IVTER SILKS. be'lVw cost. PIiAIN FRENCH MEHINOES, below cost FIG'D FRENCH MERlNOM,belowoost ds3l-6t CBEKSBAW.tiUABLESA CO. ■m. Teeth ! Treth • ! Teeth ! '. I Teeth •*!! Thi TU EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. Now is the base for ef' who are…

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staj intbeeiti is somewhat limited. Office in Belvins Blrtcfc on tath street, (ia f.ont .1 Bank.) Room No. 6. Ot ica hours lrom a A. M. t] P. M., rrottiSto«and7to9 P, M. r B.—Chroaie diwsses el all kind* treated with

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li-t Bttcoeas, bj tne use ef cfcctrtctlp. ■5 -VV * . Siave liisiiraiii '. CHBURG HOSE AND. KIRK INSURANCE IVES INSURED by this Company for one h or t, -. is r years, on'tie most favorable t-rins. les ifcsiicd and leases promotiy settled t*y…

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I FIT AND STRAYED. .O.sT-a POINTER lioii, with aooL on with the name of she aabscri or, iwers to the name ef *** Tassn, ' wbtta oredapetson him. A reasonable re a ii^.ii tor his return ~r injorittAtioß in. JuS P. "WIN'S. TON, er of Praaklia…

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■ni _et ii iv h> describing lurn and pay uht lor expenses. PATRICK SOBMAB. ,OST OK STOI,CR From C W. en. eornerofCfe] aud ftth ptrpets, a allblnekand t»n PrPPY, tOweoksold. rard will be nan! u>r ins daUvery.

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__C_. W. ALLEN. BOND for tba hireof nine Ne roes, i .las. H. Grant, Ao., ta favor of Levis nr the sum of 91000 ria-sdJsanar] Ist, rs-'iis are ferewarced Iron tradini for a payment tui-. been stopped. LEWIS B. TAYLOR. WAR©.-Tba BOOKS used b]…

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be undersigned ol tie- Board o( Directors. J. A. CLARKSON, rressarar. II "II IIAMr N«»TH I. The c. ula dm ■■ in rtl Vlarioo Oiviama, Mo s. ■-•t ' ~ >s ■•'. will be t ho u-.'iHi Laos ol ui-.-ini■;. oi. Broad i..!,.-! •■,, t-i; i.ili ml ;t!>.…

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actioi the psrasaseaei of our Bxittsme •i will ha 1 [.iiiji l np for aeli-.n. if tba \v. r. W.M. SMITH. li.S, OVMIKS ! OVSTIIRM !—The s.-iirs. 1- Ki:sE vi: R •. Nn B .-..-.d THETES. and sloop TBOa. OWENS, has just arrived in the Dock, foot…

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ilease eail pa board ;tnd examine for . WIATT, JOHNSON 4 KELLUM, Msatata. t BEWT— The stnaß PARM. adjeiaisi mi.on the Meadow i'rulse Koad.a'out .. .. i ! .-a f'oin the en.. It eontaipasfebt acres of Load well adapted to •>». X DKNIKG, and a…

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K'K COTTAGE DWELT.INO, with Kitchen .'arria-e 11.nue. Near the bonaa is a teed r. Possession i-an ls» iiod at mice b) apptl ti to (jai-tal A. DILL. lOH Rtr.*\T -A plessaat RKSIOKNCK. »r a email family, am Union HiT The House .s two stories…

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jo 4— t*i Wtkst-,between Main and Cory. ,a*& KOK Ktr"\ »'~A ciiiufort'tnißaii.t atil m- OS raided URI'-lv DVVrLLINii, containio- 7 ami ro

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\VABTEO-A 'rKACBJH'.R.-A *'0 ( tl'-;» »';«» Vf of «oii.e eaper.encs i« IE AC II NO. is want ed in a private family in Cheater..*!.! cci ntr, Vs.,

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to commence shall the l*h Bcjf Wiaaprsaal P. 0., CaaMPilaMiaiißtyi Va. fes-dvewaw __ _

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VV COOK. vTASMEI and IR'tNEB and a fe inile HOUSE SERVANT and a DnflNO-ROOM SKRV'yNT AfeO a YOU TH . accustomed to the dunes of taedfeiag-room. Pif soeS, of seed aaa

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raatar, a literal lure **«*■&«; yaS-Sf* Over Adie.' ray ••

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IB7A»T«»^iN small {Hack VV Girl, 12 or U vcars old, was .-'lt on luosday eveatßK, Bear the Prederfetart-nra ffepot. witaeat a i>a«s- named i.I.'CV. Any in'ormation lrom ber can b» left at this office, or at ih»o/li

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LABORERS AN D^VF.ltS.le.^^; ins-4t corner Ifyrd and llth sts. iIIANTEO. — A Psoas man wishes a BITT/A >V TION. lias had bum years' exps/isnc* m rae j vansfeeturs and shipment of si! kinds ot tnatber. , msnagemeat of saw Hulls, a«nar yard».…

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■issed both here .md at St Jena. Aaaresa r, Beat apt Poat-Oflfes. Richmond. V ia..--ia 11* iMKII-A COOK, WASHER and IBONBB. VV p...- a first rae servant a liberal pice anil as paii!. Apply tt ths office ol vi« vilKiataCeutrai . VUa>Hl)- For…

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VV packer and four other sbfe ■J^SM&.gfgoxS lI'ANTKTi. -A Teacher of huh standing aad , VV tv*o|ve *ear.-.' si per tense m tba profession, j wishes te locate in a Baptist oommanttt which ess and will seaport n school oi hwb grade. H««i» »»…

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it smiie.ent for th* aecoßtnodationof^.hia fasatiy. His lad*, is well qualified to le.ch the * reneh and Knglish Languages; is also a native V ir.inian. aad will take charge of a sdio.. it sufl.cient induce

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ments are offet.-d. Address T. B. F..Sp»nt Spring, Appomattox Co., Va. _ j? *— >l \V wri O-A PARTNER-With a capital of Vr "from $3 0»to ««». in a staplebosineas, al ready established Sud basinesa will baaeersei teed to jfeld 2u percent on eaea…

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VV GOVERNESS in a pnvue family._ She is thoroughly ooaaaetaat to teach French. Kaglish, Music and Singing. A ferge salary ia not an much required as a oomfortabla home. Address box H». Post-Offiee. _____ jaa-ta \\r aN T m ©-COAL-PIT BABBS -…

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H.nd Hth streets seooaastory. HtzZzO. \VA\vri»-T.. hir» for the MANCBKBTER VV COTTON FACTORY, aboot on* hundred en fered hands, eonaiating of MKN. BOYS and ©IBLS Liberal pncsssnll he paid io aarlyapplioation to ji.(- 6t WU. H. POW EBB, A«eut.…

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VV PHYSICIAN'S OFFICE, and situated on Franklin, Grace. Marshall, or Clay streets, am! 1 etween (th and 12 h Sts, Address T. R 8.. at this i.dice. fe a-lf

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VJkj ANTED—To hire for toe present year an ex | >V pen-need COOK. Fur such an one. whocaa

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fe well rsooinroended, a libera! hir*. will he paid ~., icationto < ; K

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UrANTED«A NUBSB—Wanted te hire for theeasnnu year, asood NURSE. Apply m my resiuoiice. eornerof Cars and Istatreets. BDW E. DUDLEY, ja3—ts lath street, bet-Msia and Franklin, \X* A N T *: !>--For the United States Army. VV iMousted Berviee,)…

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I ned men. to wboaa vrill lie mien ge 1 «9L. tmard. .'lothin-.ar.d inedu-al attend /£#£/) -. I'ay from »13 to i*22 per month. -_C_TSL lioiana afeo wanted. Apply at the Rendesvoss 'ranklin, between 13th and lltr, streets. ! N. MOORE. Ist Lis…

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Ur i N 'fl-:!».— A gentleman of extensive expe rience, both as ACCOUNTANT and SALES MAN, wouid likesaitnatioa in tseottyol Rich mond. Rasa lor c acquaintance with the Virpiaia and North Carnlias trade, and can furnisb satis ii.-'..rv reference.…

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..(tiiri.-s Post-OtSce, box 13*. js,3-ta _ ALFRED MOSEB. v v\T B t&— SERVANTS—At the Arlington *» House, ciner ot MsinandPth Btresta. One unle or female COOK ; two joung MEW, dinintr room and iiou.se servauts ; one CU A M BK X VI Al j»2-ta…

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,iv HKPSON v CO . de .11—l.v Tredepor Iron Works. lI'AM : . D—Oeenpsnfe lor • deli-'httnl room. fl ob the lower floor, with t-oiir;l in B private femilf. A gentleman and his lad*, or tare tadiea would lie preferred. Apply at de Hl-ts "N K-vV.-"'…

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\\' ANTt.D-To RIRE.-l wiih to hire, for the »» ciiiiiin. year,a rniddle-a:ed WOMAN, witii oPt encumbrance,who isa food Rsrse. rteja-ts RO A. PAiNK.cor. stfaand Main sta.

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W.\ NT E O '"rem 20to » ABLE BODIED fid i;N, ;o work at onr Mills and to drive Wa gona. BAXALL, CRENSHAW A. CO. de»--ts \\* INTEO.—I wish to hire for the ensuin t year v'» ur obis man, whs baa aoms knowledge ol GARDENING. A good TEAMSTER, tn…

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dstß—dtf Cary, between 13thand I4tn fts. W".\NT!':i>--Kver-.!.odv to snow th»t I have v* commenced tbe niaanfaetnre of TRUNKS, CARPET HAWS, and VALIUMS at No 54 Main ! street. Rieseaond. where the\ ecu timl a. bsautiful aaaoitment of Trunks,…

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Ul* AMTD-- A WET NURSE, whit*, without incumbrance, A] ;.ly attbuoftoe, dc 2'-lit AGENT in every county tn ths ; ff Stats, to sell a rseentb patented and useful I Machine. This is no NORTHERN humbug, bnl a '* IRGINIA inveaUoa, and one whiek…

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reive prompt attentioa. No seraoa need expect t any attentioa paid to letters n.it oostsiaiag a stamp j to pay bask poatags. Also wanted, nee or twe competent Agents in Kastera and Western Vir- Kima. t" sc'l e-inntva-.d town lights. No neis'.n…

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lirANTEO (OH ItMIO—SIXTY ABLr M ff 6ROMEB, for service in the Carbon H-l Bisss,en thesarfaes at the Mm-s.on the rail road, ifi the canal boats and at the cool yards in tuts city. The above Mines ars emir slj free froasia- Bammabie gas, and

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others are wanted on anj terms. JOHN .'. U KKI'H. Agent. d« 13-ts l-'or ln-.i.oc m Mi Cam k. ti AM'i;o,..tiio N i:.;k'ii,i - Tie v, iaia ™ « asjd Tsnaessss Railroad Company wish to hire THM BE BUNDi BD NEuROEB, to work on the ie..nrsoi tHs…

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IKII--A TiIT.NCiPAL. I Tie " It.-.-."" .l~ »f Nelaon,ths prssent worth] PRINCIPAL »>i , las BOMNEV CLASSICAL INSTITU ll'. i uais Peaiafe school ol bigh grade.) luriii accepted '. , :'•■ Mississippi, apwfenttoas to Bit said rae«n -. wi Ibs reoeivsd…

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pan srsfft) pnpirs. and theperaoa asisetsd \«.,i jbe expected to take charge at the fertl*ea',bj the ut Fehraan next, but two wesaa aariiei t ;ir.vo tn-ali.e. Address, J No. XXX \, Jr.. Sd'. Board of V attorn. Romaey. | del3-tit:iJ* Bampaaire…

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Year white CC RTAINS to Weach— i L-kenevi'! l.UHnaw: i.ike new ! By KINO. "I'reiiiium" Beearar, os IsthSt.,told Hook and Ladder Biu.duu.i between Mm. and Cary. d«, j i„, 'I'HK HP fa I MABBAIBRIB t'WLl.tlla, at A LKV\ 'S, 10 Mats street The…

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at, LEVY'S, 15 Mam street The heat bargains in Ltnen Boanrns, at LEVY.**. 15 Maia utieet. The b-st Ist'nains iv all kinds at Dry tloods, at JACOI A. LEWS. T>AM»N & BASEEBVIid oftsr far pale HI ** hhda. Culia. Su ar; :•:< hhda Now Orfeaaa t*u«ar;…

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Kara do. HIILS.~APPLE BHAMIY: m Ihia. ifeon'sandSborman's Mout'taia \\ ii>ske*; liaphAfe and Cider; 40 ca-»ks has Erxneli i**u busaaM M«r«ei Patsiora; for sal-* b» BACBS BALT t Si-.ars. ail .-.rade», 3u liul*. Kuga>; 1 Old is. I'oilUnd

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SyrunauibUs. No. I atidH Maoksret: *j.|■ »Ala h, _ _ JONES * CO. t kßasV m» 71

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touts, at J AOS4T A. LE ? V*f .fe Maia at.

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1* The MONTGOMERY »•! ARD. | , -A Doolky ooi ft Brandies, bes i*a>* -~ ' that bavinsenaaaed the Hali ef.iae v" Institute. I her wni.i •

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oa faa part of tke season it taw aad lite . add to the eoiriiort and ;.ma«.ir« of ..... ,' On» f the past sstsrers ia I i ■ . . . cased to feraisb the supper, and H( COTILLON fIANU saabesasajapsdi ■ " * ! oasion. Btssaosasi "*h ! His Ettrji'v…

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l.t. C.,1 P. r. Reere. /d- tW w • BarssosfP. J. Wotaoa. Coins'. li. \- Com mitt** iff A\trm*atrn*nu, j j Corp'l .li'ii'u i jndail. 1 rivals M. X . .. Maceale Prreal •M. Daaaa, Private ' I Private Th rnos K'av-ni h. aVril.'KE'l'S-AdtillUinir…

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JM>" AJIAITIII 'OMl.Kl^ MCIaTOHI PHILHAKMuMi iSS Baa to anion no" tkat that •*.;; ... VOCAL AND IN STRUM KNTAL • On hii 111 J V. 6 S ./•.-. , ~.. AT TBE MECBANICS' Ral'i To con means at '« te 8. anneta ..;,. i cnsi»n the* will i*e assisted…

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The Music wiU i-e eutir-iv o| a i' ... ter, the otseet of the Assoeiittoti , ■ , of an improved tWe in that elava'.in, • >,

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TICKETS FIFTi CENTS to m \ member ol the Association, at ths m i . !' B Tajtor. James Woodbousi also. at.l Vv'. Bvaas', Pparlstrsst '" "' it2-4t _ CO.MM : ;

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ASTON Mtli NOT© ALL.- V \. . ■ BEI L, toe celebrated Atrtrolo ■■ arr.ved, aad Will remain t>ut ssborttitiy Ix.rn With a natural -iff lofell aII th« •• •• •„ ' * even your very thounhts; will Eel w BBaiTfed or ainafe, and how aiaaj tunes j ha…

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Rman admitted Mrs Kpdi\*' i; . i;>th »>r Governor street, ;,■;■„.' SERVANTS FOR HIRE A No 1 BO >. Si A X' Elt and CA R "*• N rf o Aaood ROUSE SERVANT and SRaMST - who would act as Nurte, il preferrsd \ .».". : IIII.*-», seanatoaasd Ufteasrsl

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POB HIBE-A BOY, havia bail :,-.., : ,,. 1 pe.ience 'n a dining-room: -.-.. .'.

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loneca.ld. a good plain WASHKR re NURSE. Assond ho.i«-s tn •• ~ .'. est reantsites, will birs ihi m loa W..G V!.'::; :*" Mtit sticef. over

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ft HI BE—A issai! BOY7abo.il - : ~ ~ ' I. iißUßuail) Hen ■ htlj and .. i • , • m some rentes I I'lini*. wliers ~

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rho have beas raised to hi uaa - >rk, v -. competent DINING ROO.d H - y at my rsasaamce—Cfey. l■ IOUSE SERVANTS ait I LADIrS' ~■■ ■ tcrtnn apply to me ;t tut I ire IMb strssta, [ja*-u] ai.-.\. \ .J --POIt HIB'F— FARM HANI"-, two » r HOUSE OIBLS.…

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iiiid ieo * ears old, w.e> is s n' \ . lUNDRESS. :it J. H ROM v IT HIRt -1 first rate SIEA i O SING BOY; 1 WASHI H irdt-rate TWISTER. Api •■ it 0.G I T , BOMPBON.ati : l! I It X -A first rate 1 IN % R VANT, i male.) A. ..: . • \ V »NTS niR…

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ars. Twisters and ■'. ■ ; use Boys, Are.* to .l.y V I jaS—dt* Opposite the Si i i -•-1' ■'■ I,'iiK :.!;;;-. v .•..•.! CfKiK, •'- >. -;' I I PON ER, with ii child: s 'U - • MAI U and iwn i!o-.s BTE*dMEK.*t \-, ■ i office of Dunl' p, ntonearek…

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i6l ' AM- N M. rRABI X, - insjaj \< < O Bo.*, tl »Xi ;: I OB lilt.! t-rnte BOX MAX r R.wh.nsi c'i,-ii md. Api ij it walk i. * - :s Si ••

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rs old, ol -oiu .... i; i■■ •■' • w-&t TtVO Ml.Kli Mr \ iOH MM. C • \ aTELV.—Per sale to rßins •- tm Be-pbborhood. two rood FACTOH i H '.> ' These mes nrsafeoastivsand hai •ai COR ***LE--A WOMAN* nl I and TWO CHILDREN, jjrii the other six years…

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.1 for the >:\i;, of Ibe■ >« n r VIRM tND HOI BK KEBVASt'. -> parior NUMSEand HOUSE KRVA/li one jem -t «-!i ht, is oasred ia cxi o-- • '

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at vaiaation.or would be sei.t ar t!.e city. The wrtmar i- : an cot, Ko», and v. •« • i ' > i -- - f t WALKE v tt-tf ' '" HVAM.S IrOll tVaXI .-..mc ose wan will ax»t rein. • mi.r:.t a NEORO WOMAN. * years old, and tier two suSßil c . - ataatesMidtebsairat-rats…

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',) '* ause 10-r oWS< r I SB B« 0 • '• no- al tlie State Court- 11. i se. , ~, . de »-ts ! - > I

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I/AH Vlll.l. HaRsVANT IOK sUI j V have fer safe atfervasi ,; ■ ■ I ISysossrdd vsry lifci is. ! re-t.T ,-'iin it a tir*; -ate -r.. --| V. X.-X and Hi it'.-'K SEKV.aNI ' 1 gain urn be had by immei ! ■ •- . as s*-tf E. B CO" ''■-.• ■ I'ißl INSI…

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CocHi .>, j, ; ' ii. M L. AMIKK'i •*-. I' '■ ■ - V i Taos. (.. •• .Ki-.li. WW 'I KARLY, I'" -' JOHN WOOD,

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this city-soiie.l, *a c. ■ i •,-, •, ...,.■,.„ i M Amount ol tosses ■ud - ■•• i*jO : ttfenda pa d to ito - tt n.e taper cent. , With.such ant • • > »j '- 1 i ...i : ' i" ■.' ire fair els - . tree i-

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Tin: BOAROOE l»IR«. \ roUS | Inf the profits el t.'ie lasi , • '

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piyias Si psr eeal _ ■ ; ' I sroiu .d tae lastitut • ■

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ha Maaivedl hy tn■•_ * e'|- ■ |B 1I Ul Norlo'»,' Va . tor '- n"'*"" ~/'' ~ M sum batwaen fcfteea ard„".'.*•',■ ,\ m-j ' M I on th- jFreneh bars Iht L*» «S lyutamtaoharburei *'"•*'.,',. . . ' . m

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said hosdwse , ]I i#red »t poaa aa the ***»> aai 3 i »a>>l odi.-e. , . fl Norfolk, tat Jaauary. taw. m

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I r half bartsls fessh Pals « ■'■ \ . ] tiele, (orsais by !A -a

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"* * 'nVhnt day that Chri.W was borne

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plration with which the above paragraph j

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N«w JlßKae -Tba Lynchburg Bepublioau j

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■cea the year in au enlarged form and }

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The report of the Poattnaater doneral atnte*. j

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reaching theirdestination. Of the many letter- |

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reaped, held for postage, or addressed to tran- j

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J commence her tnj s at once, and it is raid that

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j others will he put upon the line. j

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In the House yesterday a bill was passed for j

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lhe* pavmeut of the expenses incurred by ihe j

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lenrful and alow ravages of his disease, ret^ari'e

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oTssfk. E. • MtCA^J re l t * r ' y .

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£;- .-. DIR Ft IMNITO LI V Ell P'M)l.. j

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For sate by DBUgOIBTB panl O EOCBRBi I

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■'iiv'-ilt:* INFALLIBLE haking i

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I TABLE CLOTHS, from 2 yds. pa 8 yds.

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Daily Sneaaeras*dams of important j

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PYou will find them r»l all sizes, ard the

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PToWELINGS. *e.,A< • soUlior two months at reduced prices, to I

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tjJUoßlaci.-«,.dPa«.fermleb bE(S4ca |

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SSfetructtweartiiree aiils, in V REN'-"• ; " m

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SIC.* nd ths meal ENtfEgß .■• I *2_ h- £ Address

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M'AITKD- For the ensuin/ t«»i, a. (food

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itl NINTH A*?M AI. ntf |, ! J Pi TI/. »1

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fedw tm« therefrom «. i \ •ate, leavas i\ ret ... ■

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li> ei.uoi the in • tu'i'n. * i - !||

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l djassaa aaa ~" l \ ,{>., . *l V' - 9

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L«_rro*aa*aa ps- ia »»f»» MTA-rcn.] | __ tvonepA i:i» *'

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r-, *J ~.!„„,■ Speaker ia ''•"^Jf^JJjJ i lose on Sherman some ol ;

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ltt batefecuo* katfKiealMa aafeaaaa I th ' '" '.' r »uty rule, of which there M i*> i , ' v . nail contra* tor- and other ( ,'. , -i,,. (joveraatent areclamorous la ,

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I ;';; p ';hl,Veon;r:«'.^.»iiii.t; J t!.d:,,iy i I._. „ t ttetr threnta ta doao, ta ooaas»noaos n# n

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"aifptfcavlon for its admission late• th ia» a State, accompanied with a _''.-'.. n "

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~;;■!;.V ^'^-^'u ] r^ v ' itK ! ~ able to ihe Morm« b« ne that ■■ "*"' •'■'

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Btv, mdihat.t, * * ■r.ry^r*;.] f no;-"' < WJ ~,, ~. ilartan and t • ■ t-■ |m . r tant transpired.

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"/,"... .'„. ceded to vote for Speaker- Ilhe ii ice Md Sherman received ' . ' - scattered amoog varions - remai m< i - *

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"v.- ;__ ... r of the' 1...n-riior of Peaasi 1 vania. r', ■ ,-, |'» lan. ! — Governor Pack- delivered to-.lay. He eon -.„. ~.. ~!•• on tue condition ol the I / ;' ... ;,.,...-.,1 at the r:ue of ;imil , ~; , in conseqaeaeeof tin* sale 1 L c…

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-~,,i thai the luititiv.- erreeted H .darles of the Stats arete _urrei dered to jaatlce. White en ... doubts thai Ihe Uaion will en r '.",',he latest generations, he exhorts to *'' ... ~, n harmony aad national fraternal '..,.-. (. banish the…

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■-■ ii, ihe perpetuity *>t the Uaioa, cc . bx the aaiietißed blood of oiir patriotic ,-:.-•:-. ami thai the-. States f-tuiil b»- iorever _Xi, bsastad Scbeonjerßsaaai laJaanesßivee. -, :-,.,.K. Jaa. t. -Thi schooner Magnolia,

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_.', v'|!.-, •■■ ir.uii Baltimore orßichnaond tor -*.. ral laj i Sal Ilea al tbe Aaia. ~... -~;.,, Jan.4. The Asia sailed at noon i ■ Liven s>i. sin- took no specie. V.ith-ni tsfeurhets-l Bl I'H I'.iiAi'tt-l - . ,-,?,. Jan. *.—Cotton 'in et…

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1. -.-, c u ts. I'o'i. rtull-Mssa 91*13. prime ~, ■ .;. a hard M'-to in-,. Whiakey tiii iv .. - c %r buoyant at an advsaceol's ; Mvi . P ents. Coffee firm -fair Rio Hi- - -•',.,t.i*. RoaiuduU. Rioe fine. Btooks H , ~..•■,. , - Floor ti.iu -City…

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Nerfelii Markets. ~T.K..tan. 4 Cora sales yesterday or yel .. m. n, ed it Sl; md whits at B0>», • . . , , , it ■ i little eh ia .•' in tin* market. ■ w(t , ite as before, Pt^efeX—a Itaough the lasi .are ouiy obtaisi d lor prime ami select lots.…

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thi : ill iwing additioaalpartii olaraof thelosa .•: this sieamer: Yesterday morning about IU o'clock tin* -• ■■■. ii,- Martha Putnan, while lying at Cairo, ■v as ■ scovere i to be In names, and la a tdmr: ra» consumed. The Are was eoauanni…

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The Putnam was a regular St. Ix>uis and Cincinnati packet, and at the time oi the burn was boi ud foi the 1 rinei place, having on board a laige number ot emigrants aad over :.-, i hundred and fifty tons of freight. Oaring ■ the temporary suspension…

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insured fei aud the cargo for.at^UU. Laam in.; ta Naa OatKAjra.—Thefewel ryst i t Hyde A Qoodrfeh, corner of Royal iud C. in ,! streets. New Orleans, was harm on :>,-.- .. alt., and tbe .--ore ol Benthoysen, Lewis 4Co much damaged. The Delta…

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I i the different cltjr oßfees. The bnilding I i»ed to the amount of some j»-2b,Oigi, nod I qei j :,>]; l». Sheppard, aad Insured, The I f Ifeuthayasu, Eewto A Co. was valued I at - ..'i, and i- damaged to the amount ol .-,; ii -tveuiy live…

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Aaaaav oa "*■*• ALLs*aßwHoaa«Tar**Br.--The Lynchburg Virginian states that a man calling himself James It Williams, and hailing from Richmond, eras arrested at Bristol on Monday last, on suspicion ot beiag the peraoa who mis a horse from Mr.…

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iNTSaKSTTaO TO TI'ItKMKN—TINNKSSKK t". VtKoIMA—A responsible gentleman, well .1 r.. turfmen, yesterday,ta thisetty,of • wager * iv, uoti that he could produce a ..:'.: Would heal the Virginia "l'lituet" iv . ..! ruile race, to come otTovei…

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•ot- burns ci nil to any mane. For sale In j' • v el or gallon is low aa it can he hod .North. ■io at! mop et tbe trad* is respectful!* invited, VV. l'KT'hSO.N.'lifiiagist. jyi umm. i i.i t0..". * ~„:.,! i„ t „i best Burn " lid for : •;' bs…

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•-.... i.„i«, all .■>./..•-*, aid quatities, fo Is ■ c- '.V. .'r. Ti-llii-'.'N. inn. .»:. ;*..'. Mam street. V«.V V s iiTla till ATOES.- -I.ISJO tr.ishels Nova »coi a I'-.iatoss,oa board sohooasr J. tbe Uoek. .... • ile hy »**-* CHAS. T. WORTBAB…

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\TOLaaSES AKDhYBI I'.-HW bbls etrfetli *• •:. ..- Muaoovado Molasses; bbls. Port al I S> rup; fee bbls Ockershausen 8» rupj for safe K. II.BKIXKEK & CO. I 'Hi I St: \M» i imii rs. W) b lass ph.. c ittin- Caesae; eflo huxea aad half boxes Ada…

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BACON 4. BABKKBVILL. ('LOVER s>i,i).-i,,u bssheU prune new. in ' thus, f..r safe by BACON .'•- BASK l.i: \ ILL.

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jILAYINOt IRM...M crossssaortsd flannv: ' srda, from cheapest to highest nine fo» sale l.'il'i.-.!. fioss.'l'.l *• ( K.AIt.S, I H0A8*.•.1094m Cunrs-ai-sorted. nported and dossestie— fross .ijipur mil! to the I teal .need, l

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(TH. ItAVK.M'tiHT. »•. MITI lli;i.l.'*ssii».etioi il.ilisulieCan -1 •"-t sa .iiKj buses and .;,'i»e s lot sale bf l.i

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jll.l'l'l.lt ABB I'l.MliajTO.-flO bM* Tepper • io Pimento, for sals i>v K. 11. SKINKKB A CO. ( )M» It V B A Mi It til TI PI KU WHIhBCY ** v ds, (.»f Btt j K ),« « I. A

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QUaMESj HI TTI It. 17 firkins strictly pr.ms '-• -■■ ..-.i i.yr Jttinsiitowii, tor Hal* liv W.VI. T. KlNii. ( ;*»»-l*t % A.tDEXJßA 'mYk\tS¥rt» hbfe. ' ' ' ' b> I. | G. li. UAVKNi'ItBT.

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F*ff M afeaatasg Woli Butter, tustrsepivad for A MIT of nuperioT MouTitmn Butter for sale by I'UTPs, PAHLKY A CO , Can §L I

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DISfjOLI TUI%. l'h'.e.oi.etnot WICNUN A j litis HE It is this day diaeßfyed bj mutual

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_awt Ths smm ot th* h.m e*t« ■ * nada by either

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A inrd. -'Ihe purswrftef IB fromf,.* ■ Uroeeri Booieess. takes this methodlo! refe rning

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I,„, BißcVre tbasks to Ins old friends for their lib- | n'ri i it on < sdunaa a Bumbsr ol il ars, and most i ....r.ii.V'* rseommeada to »v Ut-

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PBrtoe. and mi .-cHoi. Mr CHAS y BQSBfcf< ,a •tnt'tmsn in evai > wi* u.thyol theirconn

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_!.___ Ices bei found at SAME EL* WILSON'S I on Ptiockoe Blip, whore *>c will ho glad to reserve ,-i uuiAewini JOHN J. WILBWI. -Th.- subscribers have v this day formed a eo % partn»r*hip for,"'!'.t"' r . o'l'-'n I- - m the citt ol Richmond,…

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business, t , mer I the patrona c ..( their friends uaathesaMfeaeaeraßy. A. 8. SAMbU, \ Card.—l take this opportunity ofretaraiag m*

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■iaotrs thank*, t.. ii y .'.l friends aad petroes fer | their literal support, and hope to receive a con- I timi *to iol tba same to tne new eoneera, ia'a -dlaiAewfen A.8.8A81 Bl •

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DiaaoLiTi«NOF < o-pvm NiKsitii'. The co partaershis heretofore axistins m twsen ABNER C MOOBBaaa ANNEO. °t EISI GKR. i» this day dissolved bj mutu.i consent. All I tbe debts, propertf.aeeeenta. As .efeverj deeena tioa have been, by deed.asmpasd…

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~i,- ainat the will preaentthem tons I fornavnfenT. BURFORT * PBIEND, | Au boss and trustees lor Moore A Weistgsr,

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ji, j__w Msnchestsr, Va. j, iir'B II V\ E T«ll*» PAY associated ourselves \» to ether andertbeati Isol l.i LE FOB! KR ft CO . for th?" purpiee of conduct in < a general COM- I MISSION. GROCERY and 1.1 il'oit BUSINESS. at \o w i'an Btresl Sdoers…

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idrpABTNEBSHiP NOTH ?..- I have tbia y day associated with in the OROCER\, LI

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SI aTER ' The laisiness will be eondneted -nthe I nan is of J. W. N IPE ft CO. J. W. NIP K. I No. % Main Ktrcet.

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S—l take this occasion to ictutn m* aiacers I thankßtomy friends for their liberal abare ol py rin, c dunnx the last thres seam, and solicit lor the new concern their continued fevore t I .'lt •' • ' - I ' c. •

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NinTilJE.— LOUIS C. GILLESPIE is this da] admitted a partner m m> taismes, under the 1 nu le firm of JNO. C. SHA F KR ft CO. ■ SI ' JNO. C.BBAFER. Richmond, Jan.2 MW. jaii-lm

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DISSOL.I TION.— Ths concern ol TINSLEV. TARDY a WILLIAMS ia this das dissolved by mutual consent. Tbe same ol the firmwill be used te eithei partner in winding us the business .if the firm. B. ".TINPj.ISI, " ! " . s C.TARDY, .IA.S.T. WILLIAMS.…

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unde'rfeeatvl. and firm of TARDY* WILLI AMsi it the stanil occupied bj the late tirm ol Imsle*. T-iid- ft Williams, and would take this occasion to retnrr their aiaeera thanks for the rei. liberal pnt ronase extendcu to ths late tirm foi the…

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TiM w if 1 stall 'lines keep on hind a well assort- 1 ed stock of Goods in their line and will pay par ticular attention to the safe ef Produce consumed They lire ascents.for tbe sale of ADAMANTINE • INDLEB. whioli thej will sell to the trade…

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A t'nrii.-In retiring front business, 1 return | my sincere thanks to my frteada aad tli« patrona ol | the several concerns with which I have been eon- | netted i ir the wast loniteen years, for the Kind pa trousers bestowed upon me, and reonmmend…

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-ii"ir in'eresl will be safe in th-'ir bands, thej bat , mi ample means in their business to prosecute it B , T , rnWhmY .

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DISStt-5.1 TION OF ' O-PAB I Ml It SHI I*. The firm of PAKDRIDGE ft HART is tins day dissolved. F. U. H\si retirinefrom the busi rc*iK Fither partner is authorized to use the name

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ofta*fir«inasttiiagap, wM G . lANnr , ni(; ,., Das. Mat, fcW. FBABCIJS R. HART. tin retfrinf from the GROCERY and COM MISSION BI,*IINEBS, I return my kratelu thanks to n.* lri-nds and the public tor the literal sl-'.ieoi pattoaajie hestowadon…

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January 2d. 1860. / Mt-P'.KTNI-R*li«P NOTHK.-l" have th s v, nay ansociated with mysell in basiness in. brother WM BOOEKER and will continue the DRI G AND APOTHECARY BUSINESd at the ..l.i itand. No in Mam .street, under the atl le ol A. KUDEKEH…

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intercut in tbe profits oi the concern. To mi old Inendsand the public, fer their past liberal and lons *• 'ntiuued pstroaase, I return m* ntiwt grate ful thauks The new concern rill endeavo .by etoas attention to laismess liberal terms, and-in…

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OlrtßOL.l TION.-The firm of RODDPIY * MORBUS ta this daj dfeaolved by muMialcoß _e„t P. W. RGDIJFY, January 2d. MM, B S. MOBBISB. t'o-l'arliiershi|».—Ths niider.-:--ncd have this da* entered in'o n cc-partnerar.ip, under the style of RODDEY…

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J*a*j 2 law. Uaa-dlml R. 11. st rot ill-: R. I CUIP It It O X 11 Ali hi . The andersiimed have this day formed a co partnership under the sty le of M I LLSPA 1 GB ft RKAD, for thsjwrpoas ol eondnetisn the>llil BROKERAGE BUSINESS, and raspectfulh…

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niaaOLi TION OF rO-FARTNKRSMir. ] The .•..memo' BARKSDALE ft READ is this | dn dissolved, by mutual consent. The name ol the firm will 1* used by tiie partners only in uqui rf.tion C. R BARKSDALi., N. C. BEAD. Richmond. Ist January, 1-1.0.…

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MOTI4 t:.- The CO PARTN KRSII! 1' berefe- j La fereexistisp under the sty le ! COX/11JRN- I.XV .V HART, for the manofactars ot rOBAC CO, is tins

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I RICHMOND. VA., would respeetlully inlorrn then friends and the public neiieraliy. I hat t heir .•MaiiliM.mei't. at the corner of Cary and S'hsts.,

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In11 v destroyed to iire.i has iieen reeuilt in a .intial manner, and that they are m>\. pre -11.. reaiuii.- itperatfeaa ia their department •>! essonau extensive scafe. To tins end they

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eniamed iheir workshoas, .and! fornished with atl the hnprove.l MACBJNERI and appliances which can_^'_,'t« t £ r ?. r I _V tl, ; ed i__ .r.seeittion of CARPENTRY \NORh. in its ns ißtssonss. sirnewSaw .Millson Maye*slsland are nam .ietedon sue!,…

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ol this eitv. They have on hand several raits |

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ofthe saii.e. in the city or countiy. For the lioeral patronogs axtsnded to theaa in past years by the citizens of Richmond and other portions ol the State, thov bee le-.vo to express their grateful th.tnks, aad aaaara them that may v. ii :…

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UP MOVAL. V.'.S. k G DON NAN have re moved their Steak of HARDWARE, CUT LERY. *c ■»" their I run-front Store, just erected on the Hast s.le ol l'.tli or Governor Street near Maui, where they will be pleased to sco their frisads and susti mors…

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aithou ii not prepared for their reception, do not intend that any interruption shall te occasioned to their liusiners. iii.aslioit iiui« we hope to have everything in perfect order, of "inch due notice Will be j 'fhankliil for the liberal…

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■peelfull] solicit a eontiuuiiDce of the same. Ricliiiiond, Jan. 2d, l*» j". t—9l* _ I UMBEH-LtMBER-LCIfIBEB. Lj I have on hand various kinds of LUMBER, and offer for sale on m iiiiinnl.tiii.; terms— PSOOS9 It.* 4 OAK BOARDS, seasoned. SuitUOU…

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30.0.0 ft. HEMLOCK FENCIN'I PLANK, 7.'.000 tt No 1 UFARTSHINGLES. Cedar Post MRUEN RAII.b Bxloand 10x10. SI LLB.andaKensralassortmeiitol VIRGINIA Yard, corner IMb and Cary »ire*t*

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EDUCATION. L>IH t ATfOBAL BOTICB. -Tic «x«rc.«es "-'oflthsanbßariher*a SCHOOL will Le tasumed ••a TI EpDAY, tlj« 3d I invar. next, m bU roessa ni the basssseaa of ion UatvaresUsf Church A few additit mil pupils .-an be reccivsd for the hel…

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FARM VI LL> IK >1 ALE *! Ml MA XV -" Paraafil .*, Prince EdwardConaty. Va-rmtho Sou*)! --.!■ Rat I road, ttmlsi. !ii*tw.>pn Ricntnosd, Petera>mr< sod Lynchburg-a delfel tfuily bealth- Tl i* .In' ins . i" thin ciceilTt and ionrishfei Sem inar.…

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GEO. LA MONTE, A. M . I'rcs.dcnt. Il'.fisnu:,:-Boa. H. A. W,sc: Hon. i. R. i Tucker Attorney Gsn.; Hon. Jan. m. Meson, U. 1 H B : Rev. i». S. Deggett, D. I.; Rev. 1.c... K.,»i»r.

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TO IMtttMS ABO ti CA I". HI A N J* Ol | I RICHMOND. VA.—A select CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL MALE SCHOOL, opens nn ths Ist MONDAY in February. 1-.00. at R' i MILL ACADEMY, in Backiaihaaa count*. Vs.. Tilt"*. J. GARDEN, A. M., Principal. Team…

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Tboss who. desire te have their n.-n» or itsai a ichool under good discipline aim wheie they will bs ire.* from ?he haunts ot vies mil dtasisa tioa, trill have an opportunity of en'erm« theiß i-y applying SOOB. Only a lew more pupils can ue…

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PLABTKR — The subscriber has earnestly la- I !> .re.i lor ths past feur yaora, to exclude Northern 1 ii round i loster, by the aafehiishment ol a Hontt I Afiff, and sapaly ing an article superior to any re reived from the North, and claims…

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that he bss completed ins improvements that will enabis bim to supply any demand that mar arise liik stock of Lump is heavy, (based BpOU the eaonaoaaly ircrensed use ol' asapsmer article, I Bets, ted lrom the purest Windsor , Nova Scotia. quarries,…

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BELLEVC L HtPSF IT AL.—This Institution, which has been is aocesaafnl operatios for the tost seven years, is situated oa Church UilLßiefa Broad, Virginia-in ;. delightful, airy position, and is furnished with every convenience conducive to…

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Particular attention will Im; pud t»; the iuing-in ward*, whfek are peeali rl> commodious. TKHMs: (Pay able on the ramnialnf the Patient.' White Patients, per week . SO Colored do. .to. ft Private Rooms, do. $7toBM tc\.i\'* aeoestaaces required…

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ment with the Infi Diary of ths Medical College, a small additional fee, ranging from BI fe BM. will iie charged for Surgical eases. Th» particui ir sum maybe ascertained before-hand by application to on*- of the attending Physicians. No Small-Pox…

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JAMES BOLTON, M. D., Grace at., between4th and 6th. THOMAS POLLARD, K. D., Governor st..lst door above Richmond House. 0. A. CRENSHAW, M. D„ opposite American - Hotel. WM. W. PABKEI.M T).. Law Building, cor ncr ol !2tii and Franklin ata. C.…

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X.MI -ri_»G ftfelr SEWING MAUHINBR. VVKMIVS PATENT LOCK STITCH SEW ING MACHINE. Pries $80 »o 8130 each*. ALSO—WILLCON .V GlßßS'celebrated SEW ING MACHINE, invented bj .1. K. A. Gibbs. of

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I Point, Pocahotitaa oonnty, Va, Price ftp to each. Thosewißhiag a lood. low-priced,well ->. reliable Machine, are assured that the rape merits claimed for this Maehinesaa be relied

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"kEWISE—A'KIN'S FAMILY KNITTING CHINE, a new and useful inventioa for sale DARBY k JOHN SUN. Agents. No. 13 Governor at., Ricfenoad, Va. B.—Those deairousol obtaining as Agency lor sale of these celebrated Machines in Virginia. th Carolina…

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rjPOBAi I OMsts' FIXTURES.- Havingmj I new f'aeton .with enlarged facilities and great

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liipro-. il machinery, noyi in complete opsratior., .licit orders lrom my to mer customers, many irlmiii were Bttsappointed Ihki yrarm eoiise aceof the barniugof ni) shop. My machine.-*. I new and of the best character. >aye afew FLATTENING…

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ItJUSTEK'S NOTICtC.—C. B. kk ilia bas.bj hisdeed of*hisdate. (which is ol record m the rk's Office of the Hustings Court of ths City ol bmond, (conveyed to me in trust, for the bene- 1 f bis creditors, all of ins stock of Trimminga ......Is…

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e'p, of the stock ob hand, and t .collect the debts ■ r>,,,is wanting food* n the Trim ■.inn and] >ru line, will find ii te their interest to mat* ■hases.as thr basinets mv t be closed np. WM, P. WATSON, Trustee. OTlt'E.— Bavin quanted aa Executor…

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nt, aad all persims indebted to him are re _ nest io iii ike pay ment at as earl- a day as possible - authority vested iv me us Kxecator, I appoint I P.TIT G TALMA.t raj agent toeomin ie rhe ision hci.-toiore eondacted by the late George Atkinson,…

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pie guarantee to planters that in sanding thsir ipatohim their interests will he fully protect .andthe best priessobtained. JBO. C. WILLIAMS, Exeentor of >22— 12t Geo W Atkisnoe, dse'd. I ToT 11 m. -TO FARMERS AND ME X

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I CHANTS WHO USB AM) DEAL IN j ■lOL'NL PLASTER.—We would call foarspe il ittentron to our stock, now in iiand, of tbe

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WINDSOR SOFT BLUE PLASTER, anr- | assd with special ref< rence to the interest of the rmsr and tba trade ;essrally. ". 'roinim: long expenei.ee in tbebustaess.aadgiv ■i itour personal attention seem, thatevery bar i ;s well coopered and iv…

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aiaaed at one dollar loss per ton. A liberal dis count to the trade. References— Edmond. Haven- Burt ie Co-. Jss. T Bntfer, and other merchants. J. AH. F.RBARP, (?taana Plaster Mill, r.o2> -6nC South aide of the Hock, Richmond.

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OKLLINGOFF AT I OKI. '" \ 0 FOR CASH ONLY. Coatsmpfetiagteaaaksachanes is my basiness, 1 shad, from tbia day until the Ist of February, offer iv* entire st.vk ol STAPLE ANU FANCY DRY HOODS AT AN i_ BELOW COST, FOR CASH ONLY Vv stock nf Goods…

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tioa sales. Having never before solicited any fa vor on the score of sel'ingoi at cost, I e-ui assure riv friends and the public that 1 am deter mined upon laij oooasioa to give them a chance for pr«> ciiriu,- bargains, which are not often…

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tfeaa, C^«ada«vnu»_ fil¥ elL ji>oitpKJi de S-IB* >» 225 il'Oi.d street. CTaM'KB WOK SALE — 0 VIRGINIA STATE STOCK. i RICHMOND CITY STOCK. i NORFOLK CITY STOCK. ,^ m _ VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE, 3x3 MORT GAGE BONDS. 6UPHAHK.S VIRGINIA FIBB AND…

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fVORY BAJLABCB H»Ni)LE TABLE] 1 Ci TI.E 1 * Y.—J.ist received n new lot of both Table ami Desert KNIVES hands.nue patterns Also, a few doz-Mi tuii» Ivory CARVERS, and a V* rietf of oilier TABLE CUTLERY, ol difitrcnt To 1-e sold in lots to accoinniodate…

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power to set for ree in all matters relating to seel aatata of A. V. CBENSHAw.. dscaaaao. ail per- BOBS indelited to the estate will pleas-* make pa* nieni t». and those liavin. eloiaas agatast tho same will please present then to mv said atrnrnsy…

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Richmond, Dee. 30tii. l-*s*>. .iL° 3 lT*'! ; w_l*»NN! *iHiNS , .--Meretisnts, Meohaafea. Law r> vers. Doctors, sad all others in wajaef SIGNS, are invited to call on ... LEW IB L. MONTAGUE, Corner of Bank and 121 ii sts.. who continues to execute…

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que«tftd to present ihem. property auttienticated, to the undersigned for settlemsat 1 WILLIAMSON W. ALLEN. Executor ol Williamson Allen, deed. de26-2w" _ " OFFICE RICH. kYO XX RIVER B R C 0,.! R'chnioiid. I'e.-.'if, 1*59. I TIROPOSALS addiessed…

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December 19. IHKI. < VTOTU'E."Tb« Coupons of the Bonds of this la «i.mr>any due on the Ist. Janaary. lasO, in New York, will be paid at the tniou Bank in that city, or at tins office with exilian c or ** lU " TIIO. W. BROCKKNBROIGII. deSO-U…

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BACON.~i.~ARb, *!••-«> hhds. Sides Bacon; 10 hhds. Bacon ; Albarrala Lea Lard; SOOls.xss Old Dominion rloap: 140 Isjxes Old Do

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"i?AMILY FL«ItK--Of superior quality, for T sale in aunntitijw ta siiit. »» _,_,«_» j»*-Iw DI'NLOP. MONLLRE A CO.

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,&£' fol * BCrlf 1 TBB«--Wiwt TEBBKL. *3itf Richmopd and New , ork Line of Packet*. ■■•■•Tliesui.srior last tofHin* scbr. W\THE. J. B.Tfr LP iti.i-ter. ha-in: n portion ofhefftttrgO sspsssd andcoia onboard, wiM have sefek ms- V«tch. For la'…

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ENFVt VOilk- I'll" superior fust ■ chooner ISABELLA THOMPSON, ossoa, having a portion ef bar car- I *»srd t trill bays patck dispstcb. For I .'ij to ; WAT U COL.'ITTT A CO._ i II iKLEsTO.%. a. « .-Tbasn ,i«t sailm* s< l.r. '.JAM-. C. PAT IB,"…

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Itk'W I)KLIA>s..TV supe t -ailin- schr. CHKYSOI ITB.Cap- M Smith, bavin a greater pre tnos i raged, will sail with eafek dispatah. I freight ami* t- V.\ (). COLQUITT V Co._ no ill P.. -The iteamen'UßTfS PECK will, after MONDAY n».xt. sth inst..…

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\trmum. CHANtifc OA HOI li __f ! ri_V__- TO PORTSMOUTH ' t^X"*Jfe£J»ea» A rst) NORFOLK. AM) HEDUC I Ti'.X OF FARE.— Tbe GLEN COVE and CUH I T's i'f'.CK will- -ii and .nt~r Y.-i.d.-r. n.'St. Urd t October, leave the wharl at Bockettß, ever*…

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both boata return each alternate days, touchiag at stl ths iokm fer feedings goin« and returning. Passage for the round trn-. to and from Porta I m.eith or Norfolk. *5 To City Point,J»4, ;_m_J__Z i lit. AIM .vis* EXPRESS I Oil 's i (Tr** FANY.…

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NESDAY and BATURDAY, and thence bj RAIL ROAD to WELDON. WILMINGTON, LYNCH i'.I 1.'.. SALEM. WYTHEVILLE and the princi pal pfeoes in VIRGINIA.and NORTB CAROLINA, are now prepared to forward, frith reat dispatch, at reduced rates..-.eery kind…

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Shippers will please take notice that packages te I points in Virginia and North Carolina will lie sent by Steamers, unless otherwise market!. I Freight received, on day of sailing. nntilSo'elk SPECIAL NOTICE. - Express packages lor Nor ••■"...…

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gar* BIRDS! tmg CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Free exhibition ni BIRDS from t ! ie feui quar ters of the kloob. a splendid variety just received from ihe Fast liid.es. Five varieties ofthe small est 3AGED BIRDS in tba world. Imported CA NARIES, that sin-;…

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*c.-FTPOLBTER. corner _*?**"mE=_ol ''Jth and Uroid streets, Richmond V:., lit il lassgsnt for Wm. Knatte ft Co.. of Haiti more, for the safe of PIANOS, other Musical In- Btruments. and ..trier a tieler; in th-i same line. I offers, oa accommodation…

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f___j.' MILLI NF U V STO R E %g?:d i**f iIO.V.K Val'K i'.-:-NM-'.TS CLOAKFatSeS AND HEAD DRESSES. Mrs S. M. PARIS*! baa now on hand as fine an assortment of BONN ETS, CLOAKS AND H BAD DKKSSESa* can !■ ■ louns" anywhere in tbi city I BONNETS…

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100 numerous to mention We a r -: selling all el , the above goods at greatly reduced prices. Were- I Bpeotfutly invite all who want cbeap tagive I us * oall. at No lf> Broad si . between 3d and Ith. Richmond, Vs. I'i-T lm*l S M FARISS ,__,*…

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ii- SELLING OFF, at eoasideraote >4Jo£j 1 ■reduction, at the *s** B! 4J _p*s_ CBEAP BOOT atid SHOE STORK. 2't Bros d S raaxr, preparatory to leaving the city. ja "- >".t * .. tFIlt M P \1 P. OF WELfe '-*.*_ . HHOKK MILES. r

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tiS»LY-A I' HOROPGH ISKKD ifCfcXj_Aß K. three years ..id. ST-TaT' AN'o.l private CARRIAGE, nearly new, soitaWe either for a private Carriage oi Hock. Tne* .an le •sen at the stables ol Messrs li : \i*,V Hutcbesoa. \ r.-at bargain may be bad…

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Broad streets ssdmadelar eadditfen to tbe stock, nos offeisMthe uublic a well selected as- Bo :,. enl of I'i.rnsT MEI. iCi.NKS and rANU*i ARTICI ES, sad solicits the lornier pationase ol HiiMu had a tone experience, he levsonal attention to…

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•luaiititie.s to suit puri-h.iiers — lbs- superior Indigo, 25 Allspice. lbs. best Madder, lUO " selected Oln We s Super. Carl). *er, s,.ds. SBB aVs,arimeNntmeaa losks Wasbiai Soda, txm " Moos, ounces Quinine, Sbbls.Whita Hinder, His. Ext. l.iu*A"od,…

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-'.•illons Solar Lamp Glass, Oil. lUO Imxes ColpSts's I bbls. Kerosene Coal Soaps, Oil. 15 gross Browa Wind tbs. HydriodatePot- sorSoap, ■ t ss., 12 jtross Coxa • «»e!*i boxes Starch, tine. Gum Arabic ay ca-*es Cooper s'jels keits White Lead,…

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0 bags prime Pepper, weeds. Also, a hr.i* and complete stock ot all popular Patent Medicines, Paints, Painters' Brushes, Co lors, ftc, Ice., on out usual terms. Orders Carefully packed and prompt v forws.rded. Tbe auaiitj of all articles warranted.…

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XW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I)RI'iL; : ST. | /jp Bssb to inform hi* friend* that be has now | received his PALL STOCK, which he can sell on | the u.ost reasonable terms Cash bsyers Will (OS

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well to ci'll upon bin; previous to loiyin? else- j Xjm k-sßajM LINBEED OIL, M 0 ke-cs WHITE LEAD—Lewtr' pure, 20 cases COLORS ground m oil, 800 lbs. MACE, in baste GINGER, 6 bales CLOVES. Alsri. a sunplv of Lubneatrnt? Oils, pys j Stults.…

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Satchelor's, Christodora's, Gilmaa*B and I'.-ters Hriir Dyes. Also, fine THAS— lovers oi a hue ar- I tide are reanested to try them, n Ors.t, COLOGNE, allowed to le ejoal ia svetrj respect to the _ermine F*rina-—SAMPSON, asara andepeed) cure…

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Car IF APPLIED FOR soon:; I Aferaa lot of fine lory. Done. KUm*. Horn, i Coca and Wood dandle TABLE KNIVES and PORKS. CARVERS. Ac. The above bam*: stitthtly aaisacsdinmsnßßetar ina. will lie rotailod very ehe;ip. Boardfes-bonsss, I f unities,…

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Rl« iniONl>- MA UK t'ANULeS.— Bsssaa Richmond y**iil eaeoaraxs bom* manafaetu'e. 1 oflera ti.»t rate article of CANDLES which 1 ask the public to see and know- the price ol lietore purchasing elsewhere. They are warranted lOoie to the pound,…

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(ATMS, I.ATIl**. LATHS.--We are prepar -i ed tn firnisn at our saw milt. Mum's Island, any amount of LATHS, to which wa would call the attention of plasterers and others, as we will sell

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them at the low price of «* per tlmajand. de It -lm JNO. A GKO, iiIBSON.

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HRRKINGS.--VK)bbl» .No. 1 Halifax Cut Her • iii s.am bbls. No. 1 Halifax Alewives, in prime

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order, for sale "y wOMULK ' CLAIBORN ,. : , No. 11 Pearl stieet. Kit HHIIS. BAtON SIIIKS AND SHOTL> O'J DEBS—New and old for ssle by WOMBLE A CLArBORNE. _ No. 11 Pearl street.

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"ATiIEB"Er..--73 kit* Extra No ij 30 lMs Medium and Small No. 3; lor as I* by __

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ds « *rw LF.WIB WEBB ft JOHN JL WA PP. j T la to the intsrsat of every peraon to ro to E. J GOLDS MIT *a Broad street to purchase Borne of bis Hoods, as they are to bs closed out at a great Monftos rati.er than to retaoy c them.

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FB IBID HOIS*. AXDLOT. OS OELYf• liERh BTRBKT, AT AUCTION.-Ths snb scnt*-r intending' to discoßtinue houae-fcseping, will hcliupon the pr'tmisee.on TPESUAV, tlieioth day ..» .lanuarv.i-oxi.mencing at 3>» o'clock r*. M., a HOI ?8E and LOT, on…

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litoivulern Tbe house baa been recently •ntsins four comfortable rooms, with a «o

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Tl.O tas.es lor 1-JuO to lie paid by ths par- For the personal property, eiisn wi I be ro wM.BaP.NETT. ! i t T .Ytoß *c Son. Auct'r*. if ,-• PI OK Vs.Lt. —Will ho sod t.. tne null bidder.witboat rese.ve, b> psjafe aaetfen, rrvnfe, intkeooaaty…

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leading from Goffebarg to Owyna • Mills, is said Bounty, withia two and a halt im.es ol th-: puboc landing at H hep par da Warehouse ami Dudley's Kerry.opposite frssi Poinl ana about one mils in a direst line from Vors Pi er About ose-hatf…

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atl intios ••! persona wiskiai to eiisa,e in the luu. - 61 1 asinase. i 'r'K.\is One thud cash, and balance on credit I j and ii' months with interest from uate. For fur isr i rticulars appli to MapOr Koaaar !'.i. -\r, Kib aad Qneea, or Ai-*.

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-lawJw ,el **/ " BY'THE OWN ER. ; r'» BALE.- In ottsskmiceto aa . i r «.f tu

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said J M Lewis, as assi nse. oi James A. Carter, in a nero man named MILES, nots iatbenaeasd koasession of Patsey Praeer, mr ncr lifr. which interest is embraced in s ii : attachment. THOMAM b". DUiILEY. jar.-dtda Ssrveaa* City of jtichn rmj…

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.1 i.i.es D. Mitchell, on 17th s'reit. the fefevwiUi I blacksmiths' tenia levied on to me, to satisfy an I (.\e utioninmy hands in favorofWm H, Andrews I '-.-.. James U Mitchell and B. M Courta«< : 3 Bel | lowa 2 Anvils. 7 Hummers;'l /ices;…

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a (HUMS T X n I Ust'ft >. IL.'. UP Aft- J .'» ir |{

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Bear-,. IMP, a N KtißO M A.N named ' Jesse" giag to -id estate, at Dicaiasoi Ii ii. a I JAS. W. BUBFORD. ] -2: Admmistrstor. i

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CIRMTIR I- AND HOOKS AT ATJCTIOB. J P Oa FRIDAY, 6th inst., at IPo'e'eok. I will sell 1 at my store, a tarxS lot of FURNITURE, sm- I bracint a great, variety of useful bouse he spins, ar- I

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■KH. BOOKS -After which. I will sei! the re- J •rot the Books alii htly damn ed at the late I tie.stoic of Messrs. Jarnss Woedhonso A I nongst which are some valuable works.— I r account of whom it may concern- I jaß K. B. COOK, Aoet. By Wm.…

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liill, I shall sell twonti NEGROES, belon s l n* c estate oi the lata Col. Joseph nras;. Anions , are some likely young Men and B.e.s. Boose ants, Paotoi] and Farm Hands. a Ms—Cash; or ti months' credit, into rest added J ell endorsed ne otiabfe…

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11 he added severalother caluabia NEOROEB, j og whom is a good Cook, . tTALITAsILK WHARF PROPP.RTY FOR > RfcNT AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-Oa rKI-l DAY, the ISthdasof January, 188e,attbe aourol I 12 M. 1 shall rent upon th-* premises, to ths hi.ii-…

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be in< the aares that was last \ear in theoccuwin- j cv of the PhiladelphiaSteamb >at Company. Tba I \\ riarl anil Bbeds are in so ti order. j By Chas. T. Wortham A i 0.. Vuet's.

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(\* tr.lritY. JAMAH.V bTH. IS6O, atl 'I ißvis ol B*l.«.—For sums iieiler 9V4t, cash: I

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ov rSlflO k J^ o^T C W QjtfH__j|^c OM Aucts. \\ ill be added: S :;o tierces prirneold HAM* 4 . Will be added the v r schr. Eclipse, from I Attakapas, La.- ooesistinj of . ; By t'reiisliitw «r « «.. Auct's. 1 "CiC BA«» rili'iK RIO I OFFEB AT…

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>!l Bell at tne warehouse ol C. T. VVortluiti. ff (to.. | r> d .ul I- hot i. Mist received di reel from Rio do Ja I

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8 half'pipes pure FRENCH BRANDY.senI Messrs. it. ! >*• '' r! IT. A M k CO. will sell at the I

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rde 'w-'-'td » W CO.. An-'-. Ity rase. W. aecsee, Au. t.. i Utfice eoraar I2tl. aad Carj streets.) | T*OBA4'CO l*\< TOKV I'lVlttlflS AT I Al'CTloN stfill be sola on FRIDAY ssoib Factory on 17th sit., between Msm nt C ijy streets. I.rnier'v…

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ci nufel tiire of Tob ie o. i Taatss.- For tM sums iirtier BNO c .sh ; over I •jitx). fear nmaUrs*credit, ior approvsd sosotiable I The HOUSEcen also be rented f'-r tiieensuine I year .t a moderate price, befe feted in every v. t> l.r-i I .re…

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together with idvertisssßents, and a sard wmeh | catena veiy thro., r thsoouptry le I s and customers, and from wn.ch we I ollowin.; extract: "The subscriber have I Bted the above business for tne last 6 Franklin street, under the st*le ol…

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deceive the public unit lead them to at the eoßcera ofOEO, WAT h CO. ristsnee and tiiat ilie only plaeetopel teetCnH Braea Plow is from a mas who feinting the Patent Laws and on justly George Watt ol ins property, by makini Plow, without h;a…

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hat Geo. Watt, the inventor and unten ot sold the right, or autboriaed an. ens, J r. P. W. Scott, of Fredericksburg, to I of his Patent iMows. sad that we keep I I on hand a stock, of .11 sizes, made I r personal supervision, from flic onty…

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tto be undersold by asf one in t;>e m.ir- GEO. WAIT returns his sincere thanks nds and tiie publio, who have aastatnsd •ofore, and wo solicit a eontinu ince ol onsse. ijKU. WATT i CO. 'i C W I 111 MITHINO, BBIX UAN fells O- F.W PLATING, Ac,—The…

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10a t'i his hiiainsm He has employed tae iii.en to le had, and 's prepared to make iverj kiml of M>ok, to ins, !ssl?.- ii tbe ncr.'aud to do Silver FUtm*. in a Btj le Pot la.ssed by any astabUsbmeat in thiscouu bia work ia warraatad, or no…

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fore solicits orders from town aad eoaa h will awet with prompt attention. •jwishiiu tohavsLocxs mahkok. kkcaim s uvm; hi any style, er tjnvks PLATIPs in asuperior manner, arc invited toonli italHtshment, oa Urth street, three door* Mais, obete…

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«ss W4C W. SBBAD, r Platei, Locksmith sad bell Hanger, |Am loth street. Kiehm..".! Vs. ■ t Ml A~ S A V I *ti S~ U A A U.- tmmrttred hy th* L*gi*l»4urt if In. CAPITAL—J too PO»! 1Y- received OS deposit in sums ol FIVE DOLLARS and upwards, on…

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Esix nutul bs or loii'-cr; lor Htioiter pe est a» tne rate of 6 par casta an c joint stock booed for the deposits. receiveu and i-.-»rti&c*tes issued b* the ' It tsTABKE, at the SK.re ot ¥.. B. irner of Main and Governor s'reels. V *' MAM'LH.…

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ible rluslle. whtte and colored, these decidedly the most com . nabie article | b* ths I'di ••• I mi seisin.; them at very ( rios. Everybody oUj,tit to i-a'-e one.— I i Cheap Store, tl Nam at. I

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ABO VACANT LOT. ON tHf.?9OUTBS!DI OP.BOIW. BBAB TO WOVKHNOK BTKKKT. POR SALE AT AUCTION.-At th* ra-

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sama suiple servant*' ac.-«.i. ~■ »' .lion, ami m »up plied with gas and water. '/" tbedweßisil wall be attained :B feet "l ground (rooms on Koss street. running back about txtfest, with tbe privilege of an alto* cxtendiiii! out to Governor…

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without the dweUisc, aa may b* .teemed test at the hour ol sale The location ol IfißJ prosertj is ad mirallv iiiited for tne assrehaat or prolessioiisl gentleman. _ __ T«s .iS.-One-fourth cash; Defease at f. 12. andfe BBPntbe, tor neiot table…

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ill,E FARM OP INH. ACBKB, ON THK CBABLBB C!T*l C H ROAD TWO MILKS BELOW RICHMOND.—As Commissioner ap pointed b> a eeerse ot the .'iicmt Cseitei tba ■ oni t. of Henrico, prenonocsd na tbsMb Nevssp her. IMP. in the easenl fcs.l mil ntt'Crs -i.aiust

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■id ministry tors, Ac.. weshaU p,.>c ..l to t lie auction.on the premises, oa Pel atth I'e--era er. K">. >t U o'clock. M.. not. I a next feir d .j. > thai ealusMs ed ss il*»'-e. of Which j.*rtn I an ir died nisi" 1 ' .. ISt>.i_ ncfS* It will…

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teres have been assigned to Mrs 8. M Kt»trar. 8S hei dower to be held by herdurin; he' life: and Tlie.eher IMB ICTSS will i« .to.ided into two or more parcels. as may bsdeemed most isdiei es. The part allotted as dnorer will assel4,s«ri >'ct…

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foi negotiable Botes, iatereat added, and title re taim .1 till all the purchase money is paid, and a conveyance ordered by the Court I. R SPfI.MAN. i JOHNT CHILI I'KV.J Coii.Bi'.-a. A- H- SABD& \ Sale coadopted byOonntak Appkrsos. Aoc't* I…

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NT DNEBDAY, the 18th J ami ir- lass. nii2 *•.!., lit fair; if not. the next fair day.) i'i'M MISSION KRB. »I!S\.,:>' Ii J. Mil. Olr \ A ft, I .*. ---I REAL ESTATE, ON CHURCH HILL ANKLIN ANDMraSTREETa- .s Com missioner appointed bj) a decree…

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Altos, I shall proceed u»sell al public auction, on I the premises,on MONDAI ■ the Ptn da. Janaary, I I*4o. at *B o'clock P. >!.. ul fain if not in.-next I feir day,'the Real Estate of which tne late wit liamaoe Alien died seize.!, viz: The…

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the v*e nt Lot odjoisias, having the samefroal | and depth as ths lot oa which the dsrellian stapsfe, |

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Al so. the Lot on the eaut tiasofaMi BtroH pc- j tweeaOraosand ProskUn streets, frsatin> ajteet, I

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runniag bock abosl \W leet to an alie>. havn | th'*re..n a Framed Dwellioc. Taaats.—One-third cas'i; balance at H and is I months ior negotiable sotea interest added, and | title retained till all the purchase luone*. is fully paid. The taxes…

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dstV-bis j f«0>l *ll IS** IO > XliV SAI.P' OF VI KY *» ' VALUABI X REAL ESTATE IN TBE CII V OF bJiCHMoND.—By rjrtue of ;t decree •>! the t .icuit Court ofthe efts of Rfehmoad. o* th'-Ist lieoember, l^*)' 1 . in the sm' ol Cosby urn! others…

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mencinx «f the a»*nr of n o'clock, A. M., the REAL EBTA PE in theoit* "i Hie- mead, of which the late John Cosby, Es |..died seised, via : N..J. Lot rrostin* ZS fact on tne m*i line of I Mayo street by ltw feet to an alley, with brink dwelling…

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west line oi Wall street by 138 feet to as stiry. with two wooden tenements thsrsoa, eostaiaiae 8 rionis This lot will be cli. ided or bom as a whole. aa nmy 1* deemed best at the hour of sal". No.X Lot fronting 68"_ lee ton the north side…

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No. i Lot adjoining the aliovs '»n the east, front ing 21 ■■ feet by about ISP feet, with wooden bnildias thereon. Aad at Cie hour of 4 o'clock, P. M„lil fain if not i lie nc.it (an .!;*.) will sell - No.A feaatthe eorser of Oraee ar.', Fiohsts«…

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specUvel] t>) Mr K. M. Porter and Mr. VV. M. 8 11 ton Tbe sale will take place ,n 'he order IB which the property ia ad' artissd. I itiM-..-I'tii-- lonrtii cosh-, holaßss at 6. II and is un iiiiim. for ne-otiable notes inisrssl added,and t…

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OVEBT'OB Ic'lMiT riTS? . * to " ,i,lim Godpii -v Arrsasoa, Aueta. de 19— tawSwtdto "TVHE TAXI tBI.i; «sl'. » IS iKi.I.S Hti- I TEL. AJ THK COBNEB Ol- MAIN ■' NPi W/LL •sTkE'ETS. IN TIiF CITi 1 OP RICB VIOND.FOB SALE AT ArcTlON.—Al the n quest…

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da-, of Jaauan UMB.stia o'clock M.. ';.■• valo i Lie knoviu as the ST. CHARi PS HO TEL, at tee corner of Main and *>* .. s*r-et fronting on the North sideol Main street 7« leet ronning bss X on lb* east bne ot Wi II st eel t* ieet to an allsv.…

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--thers are three hand onn Stores, frontim on Maia street, r.n.l six .^toreM,.;i Wallatrsot.sll Beenpied ■ permanent tesants. ihe Bote I ii"so\er U»i Ii ht a;.d hr- aleepm nw-u.s. S.-IMI ti re .i'.ces other eosveni'Bces; three limu's- me a…

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.':.I •-■'•!. s:or-. in the 111 :din is tar , him d «■ ' ■ :as. water, and svery eoaveaisaea adnptsd to the I vii-:'- lair c Mitel. Taaa

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'•em. in tbs heart ofthecitv.sssi dietoot Irstweec the Central aad lisnv Ih Depots, and eon safenl I !.. Il tiie |i \r Io; I BBfevSß II tSS CltJ Phe !■'•»- I •nt wissal rsnl 1 ihe properij is 6d.7tW Thr By Ui. kin-' »'. Mil' *-_«'.. tur's.

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decree of the Circuit Court ol of Hick- | ii onn. in the ca.-e >l Corfee et als vs. Hill st 1

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!eed.lnne li.lt UM tbe Bnbaeriaer 1 irt oner srpoin'ad PJ Iml Com I • sell tor cash, at the soetioa house ol I dt .V Co . in tbe '• it* of Kuiinioml. . t i-ti'h day of J auary. IBOU. at to ••'elk. I Ifewiat v iluabte slaves : MiedM who ia a…

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rr aid kroner. a.-dii. i N 1 I tobvjco foesot*] hand 1 ed I7 t asood house aervset and lu> 1 istomed t.. the care of children,

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oats are of very sand ekarsetar and j been ver> bsaltbi. I KTEBFIELD THI NT. 1 Special Comrotssioner. ~~i aX k 6 1 *%t

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I'P.(>I'I : :KTY < «' I f GBBAT VAI.I V -0 sores of LAND 00 York River; ■» other \ liits ot ii si 1; Uil.K J'lfi'i'- WfcDNEBD \ Y. lbs lltb d«* i .1 -.i.,i

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1 andarsigned, by virtus of swrtaiaeos | i.iii. from J inirs Big tor will sel .* on, st Bi^U-r's Mills, ta Yorkeoosty, I arable property that has svsr been sa> j linthiscaiumon tj powsißtinpef abaal 1 v ACBKB " r 1. A H D, :k River, ,nd knows…

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oik River; a IsrsP and eoauaodious 1 i HOL'SK; *oine ei.ht or tea private IhS. suitable tor the comfortable s.-- I «of fas-til iss; four ferpe Barns; I n Bfeeksmith's 8n .» besidea corn I at asp eat imiluin-s. ABRICh-YaRD. I

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Machinery, atnl soms 1- (01 or li.tst) j 1 Troys, salsetsd aad set oat with irsat . if which aie expected to ttear unit next I

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to the alxive are Id Of 17 pood H

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Bstaa, and various othoi c iiiiu.xlities | ue. 1 of very cood Mich Cows, a seed Dur- I (sek tfed aad broasbl aa from Now i 1IU»S add Pi„b ot uiiioov. d .'• ■■ d 1) will be K-dit in pmeefeorlaenssi'■"* 1 > tj«st suit TbsssfeofiaS j oaim.-riicc…

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Hi)\l Ell RAMSDKLL. j % pamoa deauina lakwaoatija ia rcacd cvtie eansspfeto 8.8 .r to L. J. Bowi g.N. baa., wiUiams- I HBMBBstJI «»P TMKJ.IfiIHJLA- I'.-DAKKAt'Orr, HARHIH A CO, latfullv oaHtbe attention of the mem- | V i-gjsia Lsgislatsrs to…

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curse'vt>». at LjABBACOTT, HARK! ' A CO S. N.. 112 Main street, ccessors te Merchant, Wourfes* A 1" >. i.KN itll'tlUTtTlON OP MA CICAKS -Tee sutsciikers have just icct lrom a "notbars inut a l.tr. • .ami se stock Of genuine Ha* ai.a Ci.'ari>…

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italia. Concha. Overs aud Lond n *is*»b { trtiautf of n.aoufyeture and relinks of unsurpassed b* any Cuaiasvsr br. v hi ksi. k 8R.)., jtosstists i Pf.«»THIN«.-tHir slock Of heavy Sattinet Proek Coata, Sheep*' tirsy | » ami black Saitinet !'•,«…

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OLD J % M h•« s l*ni-l lew halloas of very aaieriofoM ««•••*« *»*" t »»-t»to I ri»Bs»ftfcWlN*TON,lßaff"Ba.

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CO.YIMIftAIOS t fe'a.M_,. 0F j| EOROEB. Iwll sail Thi" MORNING at s9 o'sfesk st ths Auction Rfiuie of DieAfehoe. Will T fVoNEoRoWoviEN. WI,.UK j llANCP..'C«aa*tMßioßpr. Sale by Dan v«o.v, Hut. ft (to., Auct's. js 5- ft _ Be J as. M."i-aete*…

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FKAMiin tat»Li»»a#. #sa grvKMsj STREET AT AcCTioN -W. will atli. oat 'AIIKUAV aliern.Min. < ouimeßcing at te'yfeek. the FRAMED BCILPING . n rih »tr*el. inmie distarry ,n resrof the s*.tt»e of Mr R A X Deb tie*, ar.d now occup ed by Is vie N.…

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'}!] 5™ , .• ,A *' >1 lAVLOB ft SON. Aact'e. I'OJiiroNKviKNT.- Ir. conss'iuence of lasts at-uV-JsofiVv'" ssle wa* I iILKiDA i ii... j.a ~o| JaeuarT. at the **s** asae. JA.VEX M. TAVLOT? ft SON",

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.'__.•» Auctioneer*^ B 7,c Th *** w * *'*«*'.' Awe***, (Olticeo. n__r jj'h »nec*ry »ts.»

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I PERSONAL PROPERTY IN THF CiTVO? RICHMOND.- It* *,r,u«*„| * lire-* „f -'f,„fct •_• cutsd to me by a. T H .neck..on m* 2p,., Sept.. ;-07, and ol record m ih« Cerk'« ..IR. « f»he Uust iii.s Court. >r Richmond. 1 •■'■'■' *"" «»rtiriu. awn Uoa.…

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iI.L ; ; ''.'tSheetincMl! 1,-i'' : 5 Beta ol CAf* ','l -US." ni' 01 Whn-h art:, j.-* lie as *o

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DA i, the tth day of Janaary, oommeactai at 10 o rnK'k. a

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My~JrIlT UTpa.g. Auct. ~~ 11*11.L Br 501.t'".e.«.-* ai.ht thi* week.at *» asettoß r.tom f*">. M-im street, coinmenoing at 7 ..'.!.*ek, a b.r c inv»* .-c of tiae ••••Id. Silver, and Plated WATCHES, las JEW ELR/Y. ho d

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i'.Ai'NS; Si leer-Plafed SPOONS, FOBrfS, CA3- TOKS fte. Atari ,. n. lot of FAN>V 9oOM, CI N.H.—Consi niiteut* rec-iv:psee«ry day and sold without reserve. J. 11. DIGGiS Anct. P P. Hiioth. Salesman is 3— t* ItyAlev. •*iottr.\scl. \TI6HT StLfcta-WAICHPs.…

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it, h»». fine lewt.lt*. Hniceietp, fenoy tioxss, Kaivesnad i-'ork*! Pockel Cutlers, Oostors. (ilosa KH'f, Merino Shirts litaw.-rs. Table CfefhS, Caa- Stmerea, Bed Spreads.Ci :ars, und Fancy '..H.d«. no jo ALEX. NOT'T. Auet. COAL, COKE, &0.…

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(;-i . r« prompttj axeeatoi nt Sards corner 10th and C try and 6tb and By rd K»r-ets. Terms saaa. del2-fe _ JNO. J. WbBTH. Ageat, rvAH AM> PiSEW OOli—Sea-ooed snd us v/ .I. r shelter, (or s .le a- Coke i'nrds ,'ei;-t* ."No. J. WERTH. At't.

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t\rotfli AND i.t >iltl R FOR BALK.••The »» sufeteTibsr BS* on hind and will continues* keep it i y %a*d. oa the South sirte.-if tha lock, he mem liih am! Wtb street*, adlc|n_n

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ibV part of the city : also. VTROINIA I'INB LUMBER < ut biorder it nhort notice. __• W. P. PHILIPf. N. H.-A car.'o »f superior Beasosvd PINE Wool*, per sclir llci.v Head, now lauding snd for site low from the wharl. JAM I - --' HILL. i JOHN…

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CO-PAtt I N V R S II I 1.-Th" utidersicaed have entered into a Co-PARTN ERSMfP. dst me fr.'i;> the Mkj din of Novsmier IS4?. under ths same and so is of HILL *< FiSlle'R .torcarrVls* ..n ihe WOOD and COAL BI'SfN KSS. on Bsbib bank, wher* ail…

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'i>k..«- Cash. JAMES UiLL. _ JOUN W. PIShER. C**> TK PB" ••OAiy-rtioKf HakDCOaL. /***.». t et ThisCti.M, is Bituminous, not of ths best aualrtv j but th« many bimihes »hoaraaow MSinu it. tltinkthe price more 'bar. compsnsatea ;.ir Ihe quality-,…

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It'OA I. makes an i«cellent fire. ,-jn.* F.COOK. I.INM STIIVy*! %IIU-'M\ sio\ in:: viki.im \ srovEsv : * RICHMOND*TOV F Wf>RKS, ESTABLISBRBTN 1861. AHA S Nil- I- lw v facta res at th n celebrated soPToEKN BTOVI FOI'NDRY, V|ib. K. iIO.\. PA…

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iii.-h: Macliinsry and Ornarneirfal Csatins*. propPieto is convinced rlist *qfnefes_ nfpto ■ r .tioi.s oul.t be ti. ;n I in ha umrkst who !■. the villi." fa

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••■ Pi ■>• es b.i •" boensradaarN *.'»:bhi* fer.ir ' .-■ n .'-. 1)' rnir.i- 'he i.i.«l | oi.no of an] in U ii »up*tn..i . r c.|. tt: uiif k-Uc.'- otope .; a pi ul' ri*« lt>»io tor o,e >i*e.,f SSPVsaU, 'AIBIBG I'l.A'l l.M.r.uiipil. -u;*i.liert.…

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fO.WM SEAP*-WM>f> O A A BARrt/.VIN. Jr . m.I vt'.Vl A. MOl NTCASTLE. ilp 0) dim \t. tin I) till* n A MIM It." I WBOLEBALE oROCI-RSAND PFOVIb.O.N lUi ii srasaT, WsLLaru Buaeeae •xsat',) i rle to tbe traiie on rsam.nilits teruia. In hbOa, new…

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sbl!*' BalUatAie Coratd BEEP. Itrrtfe, bakers BITTKR s 41 Idle ne* No I LABB, •vt c, » uxlra O.when aud GlaCsa BVTTEB. MlMUioa 11 Hand I'ine Apple OH f.t--*K. sft hove- Spcrn. snd Tafe.w CANDLES. 1.0 hots* To Ut and Bi wn»iAP. MMklh K«.bne«tSl…

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stork ol TEAS VNI NKH. LIU IJOIis. ) nood 'in-dity CIOAR.H. BOMB-MABI FAi'T'i RK«~. srsigned uianufnctures and keen* csb ■nd.sl >|is Kieliu.'ini! Iron arc. Stssl c snd fin« s« rtitient >.f ID ami COMMON IRO>,ai.n*ißtinr of |.-» Bnr, Bind. Hoop,…

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JaMEB IILNTER. Richmosd. Vs. . es tnd pattern* ol WASBERJ__oji hand irdcr. Jfe Ml— Ira ii w s haw ta: \\i B J»«,_v F.S:-WHol>aAL_: A«P RBTAIL. >ADSr.-M- GOLDEN takes pleasure nt th«t he lias rsou«ed the pfics* of Sniper cent. l*dow foraapr…

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variety of Enalish and Aiaerk-aa OIL il.ui US. w tn u.iioci beea, plum or nested, all widths. Csll and *♦"■*"•'••_«•, at esiabiißbed " hea-j Dry Goods act *» >' d«*w rtbarss Storm of .neat* i/ry j UOLDEN, **lpßnaa/t *t y

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OLD * POWkBS. corner of Gary sad Pearl sts., I«eep cnstantls oo hand the riii*»l old I onOOa

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Dock Ucnu**»e, md Cferd. P__PyA_.i_gßA.it D*i,bo*h psle »nd dark; tiitest e*w WBIBRIEB, aar-antcAf of pure U«e. very ~ «J: __s*M okl P*«e_J amt ' p"l« B» A *■ D' XX? tiaest ohl Wast lasia Xt M nnd IlolNnd t.IN. eitlt • tar** sssortaticnt of…

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Ol \ HHl»*»'tpr«s*a aWoaUdpp>pitfr «•__; v"|o hhda pruee *f"* < »'bfe'ai. l/b' 1 ""- .Wtf!* Rams, o*w ; 50 b»x*a Dried Jfe fTPd'nes-J* bWs.

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luTheU I'laaterin-i H%ir; IWbV»JSI_M ]_!??• I i«o b.tes i*iii«Mi»bisp

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•Is i-nwe Mere*» fjrMMllMßWisataat I.l*o l-ssbefe Brewsate't b.r _*Afe. c_| egaauta

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'.*; ,hi tfeh fata from t'.nh. i- fcaaa. He* j

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E I" aiaatM »» tea | Rn iimomj, Jan. *• Mbß

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New lfeaeetm.-Tai Mfcrnfetr wUI «R«i»J« I

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M the'X .toed ... WtoatJ 0 "%-£J*

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?h«k.'for ths liberal patrons.c beatowedoa the

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wid' ka«p always on bond seeß esfeeted ate* k •>! |

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the »"me ftvors. A. BODEKER. ' Richmond,Jan.ld, 1-hl

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By J- i. >l. Tuylorfchitu. Am t'rs. j

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Iter, atl •• ofneeofibs Ktchmond and York

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Jaß-3t For H K. Ellv-i •■ - CJj ]

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aeiro per bark Winifred, aad selected expressly j

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T;:i;>-'- Under & 109, cish; *i*e' tsW, • months' j

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By Osddln fc~ % payer son. A act* a/

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l.w prices. KEEN. BALDWIN* WILIUBB |

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-JZ*Z?Ya*''i>4*; 7,".,1. By Paealtasea, B'liPtlsnAMf*. • -

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dc 3-2111 Opposite tbs Btore of C.uaHsjl A Ca._

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{mHN**ON A COR. OP CARY ANDleraSrS..

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can ire- lo»d si any wbeis. __________*** , *" ,, * )

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em .. ■ iiißTßaaaaaßßaaajJißßi '

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THURSDAY MOEKIIfO JAN. 3, IrOO COM Vf ~. l» < ■ I A 1.. sHateuti ut «i lur Price* Of Ftoca, Waut and Cops, for ssoh w**k dv riig the year la6P Thcuuouti >n*of Fwcaaie oaty of Beperfins from '♦sst't asikto* aold to tkipptr*. As ths **le* of…

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Imtt'T ' 6 » «»» 7i July 7 725 »• 176 Si « 75 a 7 i») 27) 6 ii 2- fi isi ... ii '' Feb'y... * 6BJ Au.uit 4 (• 00 *i»>«4) 10 « Me* 76 1! A 00 or. .'0 17 6 as 18 ti pa nrt so M 6■ I« W 2". .; n .- fi M March, s 6£>« w 7 •'<

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«60 8 6 6 76 ' M I '0 lin 24 • oneit 76 22 7. 60 Pi II SI 6 7J«7 OH 2!' 6 a* aa M April... 7 7io October ' • m asp H 700 v 6 ;0 its ,;. ji 7 oo 20 6 aa •• '•> »*7 00*7 12 ■ 27 6 ttSitk 70 May .... 6 * 700 i Nov'r. .i » '-2'». I_•

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12 760 H> 6 H on 17 4 *>0 m 6 7j »; 8 OOVIS 25 21 5 75 «• 6 M Jun* .2 8 OUiJS 2i Der'r.. .1.5 75 »-6 .»> p aoo ■ » 75 aaJ io 16 |.0 : 15 6 7.', Uf, ill zi 7 78a« i« ' as 575 omm %o 760 2 , - t *• It, ntC (SI

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WHEAT. COR***^ Datv. \ V( , r f r ., m good I'crlw-he! to prime I«A9. Bed. White Jan'y. .. « } assPl aM I __*•! to 19 • so ■ lBelM l M lP> M a k. B i 2f.rfi ra) i a»a*l M «5 a :s; 27 l Hal as lm .I s*J M • tv Feb'* ■ lAaUBI 1 4ii

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jo! I leal 00 lses>l*» ■ ■ « 171 1 .V.irl SO I Hal 70 .•*/'.;;* -7. 24 : i Ma] Oft 1 _e*»l 75 >-.-.' .; :>ii 31 i soti m i7O ..i n M a M Aonl. • 7 i 86ffi w> Isaaylg :*• a g p v 156 .>i«i IHal7» H• M Jll 1 ape] 65 1 tvi.rl f. •; !S> ■ Us, 2»1…

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M«t ■ im* l.'o 1 aaam 99 m H 12 ; leaelio lsialaa us oi oo 19 1 b5/ri 76 1 ..'.rtl "4' PI •l 00 a; »1 Itpal «s j ; k a,. I «*> I 1 00 *tl OS Jobs... 2 Iswam i fio-i no Mv-i w PI 1 Plrfl 50 1 40rfl 50 w,.r :,. ■. ■9 I i»5 '-» '■>'■■:

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ii ' |1P .1 50 tsi a M 2H I9ts)l at i»o'i « " r ' ' 9* August 4 I*l4 136 140"1 V. iHS r >. ' . 11 1 254 1 M 1 40-fl 16 miO :».' , is 1 as**] 2.'. j 1 *M I •'!•*> , S ' ■ W j «6 I'iOirl 25 '■ 1 StST] SO i W,-i OSJi .leßt'r I 115*120 ll.KlM.fi…

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ayaaa-r.... s ,_,,,,, , , m *t\ *t 80 aB6 U 1 10 n\ 25 ' I »el 1". *> ■ * Iff 120 1 25 i 1 .15 'I 10 NI a H •it ip»i2s laiaisl n . »*

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October 6 l Stal 20 ' 1 .'*.< ii t" g IS 1 lOir 120 ISSeIOPI 1 ihi 1 i>s 20 1 10. 1 1 2.1 1 ilrtl 40 ISO .11 05 27 1 10« 120 1 H 115 IOS 1 1 it' Nov'r » 1 l ft ' f ' * I • v ""' , ** '•» "" '" 10 1 Mcl M 1 ■*)•• laj *t 1 86

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17 1 10*1 M 1 Hal 4.'. 80 - BO 24 1 ll».' 120 1 SO* l •'' '**0 ' s-' Dec'r . 1 1 10.. 1211 I P8»146 N a --• H 1 10.. 120 1 30*1 46 *-i ■■ »B 15 Ilo'l 20 1 l»a 115 SS •' W M I Met 20 IMal 45 » •' So 211, 1 20 1 to.' 145 03 * 80 * Miller* retire!…

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the apuroaehin.: *es.s .11 aadshippsrsasotao nodi rsu aod white nt tne nam.' prices. ♦ No receipt* of Wheiit aad Bossies {Home *ale» of new 'it uricci not. named. |Giile*o Mills rcnumeil oi.erations.iiiidtlie otaer Bniilß followed tbe next…

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CH4.SLKSTON, D O iil.-'lheic is.BO clian te_..**•) price* in our co'ton awrkel this lorenoon, mo Basso are alKiut 1 vot: asfes, and Holders urin. Mobii.k. Dec 30 B*les ••! cotlon to As] 1000 bales; Middliu s at lccent.a S lies ot tha *r»k 328t;…

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3,600 lubs. isapteead eeasaad Mwdliags aeuia*' at io>. ceut*. Nrvrti'i.t.\

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neaadine Pi incs un, nan, od »-—__=__ THE "IMS P k T t 11" •sItA.II POWER P R INTIN'i «> F PIC E, Corner of Mnin attdThirteenth Si; rts, liirhi.!on

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St.CH AS PAMPHLETS. OIRCLI.Aits, BILLS OP LA DI.NU, CHECKS, Ac, POSTERS, PROGRAMMES £ HANDBILLS. Particular attention Kiven to fineyiork tor Banks, Public Otßces. Insurance. Railroad, unit 1 raaspor tation Companies, Tolmcco Paetera, *Vc. THE…

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description of work at the shortest possible notice. ■§_, Prices reduced in proeortßM to the laeraass ofspeed ! BrjL Printing, in various colored DRoV/l-.S sun INKS, executed tn the hi nest styled thenrt.— In thi* branch of the Bsstaass, the…

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FALL, IMS. A. K. PARKEBA * 'O. SPLENDID ABSOBTM ENT OF BTA I'I.E AND FANCY DRY OUOUS.—We take pleasure in sa nouaein* to our friends and the public geaorally, that we have now in store a ferge and well select ed si.K-k of POREKj.N imd DOMESTIC…

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two Pfeaaeed SILK ROBES Estra Bich Colored BILK ROBES ** Pari* Pin ted MOPS SEL 1 N E ROBEB Rich Paris Chiatr Printed MOUBSELINES POPLINS, VALE N T IAS, POLL DE CHEVRES

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Slain and Printed French MERINOES lack French MERINOES Black MOt'.SSKLIN'FS Black BOMBAZINES; Black ALPACAB CLOTHS, CABBIMEREB and VEBTINUB S-4and 0-4 Heavy PPLLED CLOTHS Bheeo'siirey gATIBETTB, LINSEYSAo. Bed BLANKKTS White and Cold Servant's…

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laUIRREL, IMITATION FITCH, Alao.oENT'B fTJIE PIRCAI'S, MUFFLERS aad (JAUNTLETTS. ELLETT k WP.ISDiER, No. 107 Main st., opposite Baseaace Bank. APPLKK, SMOkl I) BBEF, TOMitIS *s- he—By steamer, to dny, I am in re.-eipt ot 100 lib*, choice eatiiiii…

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FLAVORING BATKAi TS.-Baserior Ex tras*, of Vanilla, Extract Lemon Cinnamon. Pins Apple Striwuc-ry &c , for II ivoring jetl .a. piss, custards. *o. W. PETEBSON. D ussutt. __ 166 M .in street.

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LADIPK' ISJOIA XI HKPK laIWIBII BOOTS, with or wi'tioui heel*. §1 _ pei pair. MARC 1 § BAHRiS k BRO . Corner llth aad Main s. r«eU • IKE-f HM KPR*. PIIIE-i X M Xt Ms..- SOP box** No ICold Chop FIRE CRACKERS, lost receiver! foraaieby LOUIS J.…

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pt'Ra •" ftm* IS rv'al!! I- A l tnre aad a haodao'tiesappl. of v abie. Mink. Fitch, i.ynx andothe' FIRS, just received per *t«a.incr. and for safe low. R L DICKINSON. No. 7a Vlain strnet

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4HHI>4>. II «i M*. 4 tic.cc* DRIED BEVP 0 cases BBPFTONiiI'KS lohbt*. Rump I'iiHK For aale oa const. « • e.tt'» lIRIDHPOHDA CO .on the Dock OIL,—A supply of pure Ke,u«uie Oil just received l» P. Jt* NBTON A BRO.. Dru«ti*t*.

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PIEIH' !*rl«»l'Nr%lN HULL BI'TTAK. --* A fresh fei eapected to day at _~__._, WH. 1. KING fc.

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Ba«ON— at hhd* prims nsw Wasters Bacon- Hhephfers aad fids* rsc«ivin« for *ale b« fc. H. nKINKKa* CO. tk, t ViLtt NO. 3nl« X fKREL, mediuisj and "'' fer.e in st...*, fer sals by Pi'TTS FARLEY ft CO

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2d(t*Yr* , ~~* u *t-9i PW»WE WHITE .

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BPABTA ACADEMy"IO T TTERVUF GEORGIA, Clou IA ■ AtAueusta. lieorein. SAI CRDAY, lhr.S\,V*9. " WooD, EDDY A CO., Man-iiier*. ; « FIICCSN&or* to J*A*4t>;L Sivan A Co.

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111 MIbB Braa*M **»si.w>n wo , 121 ltwutH sspssjn Ha ___**■ __• r irs Ms tiTb; Msssbi tapMna !___"' Xfli Ao UMI |i*>2*.*l lMKttl-'l SiD , *n BBMbtM Maasas •*>_■__• 8 , 41fi 100 So*M MB antM ♦■■' , «*t bßßsw iaa!a«ao wwi* two , fi.'2 415.1 BRSJ…

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B*\» lw •*•«• Itsi-TWO WO *-"-ail 4I»I : - i.vsi li«l27i.tr o*W____> «oo I ' 1213 bwbW appl_7*PJ isajjaJM MB I * 12i5 MaUM *"-' »__• »*> _—|< MM M s7W 4M.tt5.22 IH li»7 B**Ble*sß B»'s7*Md Utts*W wall it-sa * areata Bpi -vi-r aw t « MM 800 MA*.…

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BStN NO " •-"'•22 .'•" PJIM 100 MB *ts-17 "12 900'stu.a 60 t"2H aot* 1 2*>2 41-.' t att 1f..; :tM

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UtM Uu\Z3*U 6UO -— ! _~!„ ]•„ _____ : 1*1136 SOD .vo.t 60 ISlft .'''"i BIM OB MO WO ' aaaj IppilSlta) im »• :•■» fea>tl246 800 spjs 6

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CoxatssiosEßs' Cbbtificate.—Ths under nssed.aworo Commissioßera to superintend Him drawia oftheSparta Academy Lottsry, do hereby certify thai tin- attove ia aa aeourate list ..f the aumbers and prises as tiie* weredrava bj us this ifey, Dsc.…

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Expi an.ith'N.— rhe left In-.nd row us eachol the | rlh.cc columns contain tie" Huinbers ehich tvere draws lrom the wheel. The amount nppoi te each number is the prize wh eh tticnuinberis :ntitled to. ! If your auruter is rmt in t lie list,…

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the above drawing may entitle it to. Half, quarter aadsi Ii b tickets draw theii proportional ptut. Certificates ol packages are entitled to all ther ■ drawover the tf2o (irises. Halves, quarters sad : ei-'hth.s iv proportion. LAW A-ND MEDICAL…

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to offer i'is aerviesa in the i-artoua : brancbesof his nrofessioa. to the citi/.cns of Bul- ! ney rind the '.iibliC u-.-ner.iily. t'lfice aru! res-dsaco. corner Elm wood sadLaa rsl strsst*. < west corner ot Old Fail Grounds,! ttV Prssoxiptions…

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Richmond. v.„ Will practice in the Court* of the City .•( Rich mond, and of tin* counties ,i\' Hearico sad Louian. *a_k» OflSce with Wm. i! Lyons, Es>i.. on Pth St., between Grace aad Broad, as ti - l-a" *-CS--a> L.JCB at PI_£AtaA.NTS. AT T…

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NEYB AT LAW, Practice in the Court* held in B-atooaAiHearico,Qoooafend sad Han ov^r. As Notaries Public and Commißsionera of Deeds to., they aresatpoTised to take Depositions. Affida vits, Aosnowledsnießtß of Deeds. Powers of Attor ney, Bills…

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«r--_£-_. PA&KE POINBI fTKR, ATTOB sW-fi NEY AT I AW. RICHMOND, V...,wi1l practice in Hie city ol Richmond • nd ia the oo.in be* o; Chesterfield, Pownataa aad Ame'l.-t. as-_Omos ia i.isie's liu;lu;u>,, boraer ~ Maia tnu UtaatraaU. aets—i

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INPIUVIVKV OFTHE *3i;iitlAl H,1,. I LEliE.—This Infirmary ir situated at ihe corn, r of Marshall and Collei e street*, in as • ; e*'.-ite.i and hsalthful posjtion. ooaveaiant to tiie Railroad De rots. HoteU and other csatrea of It is liiriiislied…

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ihe iiia.-iue find thoee feborinit under contagious diseases, are admitted into the institution. Lyici in women are .ilso recer. cv -uiu curciuliy attended ; to. Private rooms feraisfaed when ,!esired. j The in-tieiit»are ui.-icr ii;c eharpe…

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Board, Mstdieal Attendance, naraißf aad Medtoise are, for Ter v.'sek. Whits i'niiciits tVt Colored " ...~5 l J nveratinn, by agieeaßSßl svitli the pro- I prietorß ol the Solfevue lloiipittti. a smaM fee i* : oaarped for the operation, raryiap…

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erof the Attendins Berpssos «.r the Besidsst rh" - sfetsa. All aapaafe on the removal ol 'lit-pa tient. Attsedin* Barteons—Profs. ct'Jiiu.s, PETICO- '' LAS and WELLPOBD, Attaadias Phyaicisas—Profit TUCKEB CO.N VAT aad McGAW. Resident i'h* sicirin-KUM…

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Fatsos*iin the country, drtsirii;.' toaead patient* to the liiliniiHr* , n.ivy address cither tbePresidsat or the Kesidei.t rhrrrriaa ja6— ly

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ami He ue. s sat in haseraest stories, wttli suit- j able taaattt' aadaualii) et aeatsoavsyed to each , •lory ais»*e. itccor.i.riß to the purjx-se for win-h cab is u&ed. Tarse siaea of ear Paetorv fJtoea sow read,, the medium ai-e of wlneh…

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rnKl.\ka, TKtNKB, MNIUtT I'ASEsy,- ! 1 We have ii •* on hand starve assartbpsal

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I'a MEM G. BOSH UR. _„_,. ...... r . ! J WBB INSURANCE ABfLNT. Tbssuleerilier underwrites oa pvsryjdsasriatiasi ofstesert) a,'*ia*t losi-or d iea c by fire, iv town .■l'lil "oiiiitrv, nn lb'most res*T*

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afford* ib«* ssojreij abetter paaraates thas cafetal | rey-rsentcd by »t"'»'K note* r»n.l ti aeCOtlßMe Becontfea Bopolicie* are nmed by hemea sea, , risks; aerdasthey asscaieoa the b'.esoi peieon« I or slave, and tti'M rinks »..'*insr ?, c…

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newf*d, will tind ,* totn.-ir i'i\ant.-"e to rip-Nat t Imy office on the t» MONO P i X X AHBOCI ATI OS --« ilrn tip ■ HOME INSTITUTION—with «n aatpte Capital 1 andßurpru* essees policies .m the lives** .-lave : .... roc moderatS terms as nn*…

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Company. Ths basieeaa ol the Cerapsaj is eon peed . ■;•' tsit fetothisßrate.aadhavia aea en- | ci (every risk bssthepersoaal BBpsrviatevjol its own orhcers. iivi«* a leiter secant, ferthe pre lection of the insurer's iaierssts. Parties resftiat*.…

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Office **•■. It.--'- Mmn street I doors from eon rrol , ' llth •»:.f re ;tn- Officers will take pleasure tn ... n ; I -my information upon the- subject ol Insurance. DAVID CURRlE,Preaideai, Ro. A. ToMPBIBS, Secretary . lv M Bcbto-i, Medieat…

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SLAVES INJURED in th* above *uui.tantiai Company, for one or mors year*. on tne most fa vorable terms. All loses* p'roraptli paid. COCKE k CLOsK. A ente. Office on Utl stree*. in I achange Hotel Build it,

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NORTHERN ABBURA "coMTY, LONDOJI. FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCES. head owes*: ~ ; London, Xi inbarsn, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Fhua

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tablisht I in lt& -Oij ital, £6 2SBJOB. : AN-' ''. ■• REVENUE NEAR 81 ,t'«»i»,U('(i.

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POI ICIEB eraated . thi lowest rates of pre- Biium is the above company,by ' , -.','. X X k • LO ■!' ■ Agents, Office on i4Ui street, Ex. Bote Bui ha ;, ; rfo o. {(im Richmond, * ja, I IK 1. IN S I »i \ "*','. ; ." , • . ,r.^ (ISICOt-POaATKDINIS*…

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ASS X i 8 -*fi10.641 '-. LIFE INSURANCE b»in* now a aubtec*. ni , . treat and Rrowiea intere*! to the pol lie, its me its mast I i too eviuent to every citisen to be i.n»< t :,.. : r its object is not to provide against the | ■ casualty ol…

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ever,-. Surely, atthe present enormoua I | ... few owners will require any an-eme to , j convince them ef the vasl importance ol an id- I I lag 'it oncii a. linsl the losa ol '■ • valnan.e jo i 1 party—when bj Lnvestiaß a mci dj vm-■■.■•■ sum…

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~,- dollars. ( '"''*'' I CLO! B, Agents. Drs. Robekt H.Cabkll.' v, e _, ca t Examiners. Robxbi i.. Caaau.l . r-x. Ofl •• Uxchamce Botel. ae 9*-dlrs.

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_./;>•> MUTUAL LI r*E INSURANCE COMP'Y Itncoir.'tAi.'. •) ■ s ItJ4f.i .. ■ ..,-- - . 14* St., Exchange Hotel Build' ~. gf Rich n • i. Va. CAPITAL AND ASSETS -B»00,000. Personsdesinnu to ell set INSi RA ': CE on their ! ii*es vul consti * '.'…

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elsewhere, v information on ttte su! •■ i ■ ■ I.ite In.- i ranee wi I I ■•■ fre [y ir ranted and promptl ! furnished gratis :■• iry ••-. by inaili imp . j g,,„. COt CE J CLOt X, Agents. Dr. F. W. Hancocs, Medical Bxaminer. deff—dlm ■ nil'HttOftlrAGfiifti…

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i.;-\t', '-'. .'' ■'! ' BLER. 'I BOMAB T. HILL, -' t! '-l I-- 'i"" *. MEALE, RICH'D H.CARTER, p p LIPSCOMB, Rt UT !' LEPTEB . -.1 -s BIGLOW S. T. BTU/ R'P. WM. M TURNER, WM. W RIGHT. ovviceks.

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\;r\ '-• W. rHOW '8, Pre idem ['. ". ROKI BTSO.N '*' - fresident, : : )ii.--. T. I,' LI. Treasurer. v. .;. VI .ii SeoretF.ry. JAS. T. CLOSE Ictuari and General '.cr/ Applies ions ; r Insurance erai ted md policies issued and renewed ol the…

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piasß IPJBDRAPM,'!" (Incerporated 18J2.) .... AN CE COMPANY. " t____o__oe No. 131 Main Srrec:. Kionmond.**f*l Capital and Burplus, *250.«D9 1 I'Hir- Comi-a:, , has the advantage oft te ■ , s«v«s 1 ! y..i/-*-' experience in the lusurauc* but…

Page 4 · Block 759

Marine Insurance to all parts ol ths woi d. ,"■ , a ; ii -,im;al a. i 5,.. p is ■-• is abovi. am I _ij..,, s; i - managed pri dently, bul liberally, an . ■ rates are as low as thosi of any other ...if Instita tion. t' BKCTORS : W. L. Cowardin,…

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Wm. Palmer, CI la.W.Purcell, Jno.N.Go n, Al tx. 't- Parker, Joa. P. A'maton. Arch.Th .mas. I j-,s. K. Intoes, H. A. Claiborne. Apply to the President or Secretary, in persoi oi byietfer. W. L> COWARDIN, President. Wat, Wllli*, Ji„ Secretary.…

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nn nt of CLO I'l l l N't oi In.-o*-. n man, facture, as fea as the same quality and workmansiii* eaa be had ol Northern manufacturers. He has been ; manufsoturiu* the larser uvation of his work hare for the i ast ten year*, .'.'.■; can assure…

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vinoed that Clothingesa be manufactured in Kicli- ' i.ioiul as few vi ;n any city i.. the Union., Clothier and Merchant Tailor, No. ii*". corner of Mam and 13th ats. Sj, A, A 1 E UOOl'i N *1 . j*'t.N o. McMillan, Who has li'o! twenty -five…

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abort not.cc. Spseimena of bis work eaa be -•• c j on application, aad orders left at hia office,on Maia street, near 'Jto "t ur the ofliee ol At.Bßß*l L Wbsl, Architect, Goddin'aHalt, will bs promptly attended to. ocH-Stn'' I7IRABIBXIN PAPER…

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;■'' illy"*' GEO, WHITFIELD. Pres't. \Ti;w BTOC'M Olr' FRASH i.itOl,-* \l IS GREAT REDUCTIONS FROM FORMER PRICES—SOirTHERN IMPORTING HOUSE - SAMUEL SUTHERLAND, No-13J Maia street, Richmond. Vs., importer oi aad dealer in Guna, Pistols. Rifles,…

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.-: -ne I nited States Aajriculturai Society, h Idal i Richmoud. Va.. Octuoer, lass, one Silver and three Bronze Medals were awarded Co SAM I EL .-' f-HERLAND, oi Richmond, Va., lor Guns, pist it* and Rifles. Tbsch TiutHstaa,TresH, , Baa fr::;i..n…

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Rounds from *« to AH laches; Square* fron o.tfe inches; Flats Iron, to ; _ to t*xl and Uv-j inches; Ot .1- from !»I'll inch; H dfOvah frismS to '. in. h: ' Hall Round* lrom **to 1 inch; Horses: .c from E I to I.*-', .vi 1.; Norway Km; Rods,…

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for sals b_ EDWIN WORTHAM A CO. I de2-dCcv2m ri man all bouse. 1 CRAGHEAD STREET, v'!!G".;.'i. With new furnitiir. •■. .1 ..... r?piir*4.we as- Bure vistor* that noeflbrtswill te promote I their oomfort and we ffs; ectfully solicit t trial.…

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K\\ BUTTER, LARD AND iTtEKBE j Ims taken the shove store, and oilers n r ■ , • a . st.'om »1 fresi. O an«s County and Stat* Bl TTER, LARD. CHEESE. WHEAT and BUCKWHEAT FLOUR HAM- SHOULDEHS, MIbpLINGS. , F'Sll CORNED »nd SMOKED BBEF, Pork. ■…

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'PLRMR IN IVtIKV, HAKU-WOOfDAND ; I BONE-UMBRELLA, PARASOL unit CANE 1 MANUFACTUB KH -Particuferattestion pant to ! Bl.'.llAKli BAGATELLE. POOL and ROU LETTE BALI .' : CHECKS in nev- and fancy pat terns; V M Bit K1.1.A and PARASOL HANDLES,…

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COC X E A 0 LOSE. ~.r . „... ' ' jVftl i; ! •.('.' AND COLLECT fNO AGENTS, < Will are their eejfefel nttent|..n toIII '* I.>'< . ■ OUT BERVANTB. COLLECTINti BENTS, aad | the eollectiap and adjustment ol ulaiate rensrally. ' Oafesoateth atrset,…

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rVTEGRO HI RlN«.— The sabeefirer an.not , :> far* h'*service* to his friends and tbe public , for HIRING OU 1 NEGROES for th* easuia* year. ; , Hspted_ea biarself to sas his best eaertioes tn promote the interests of those who may feto* him…

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Otfice at the old stan I of Dabaej a Caajhorn, , corner of Mam aed 13th street*, opposite the 81 i CI H-ies Hotel. _*dDWARDK.BABNKSr, d*l7—dlmAcwlt _ . _.

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a_t fcus*Vf" ft lame »oit i -•>«• - ; tv i'lic Bsbsoribera utais oflar taeir aairisaa v their friewis and tbe poblic ■■• _ ._,_»_,■ AGENTS FOB HIRING ! T NI GROEB. Aaleiper eric of ixii tar* ■ nabtea as to promise

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»''"' el ißhSrVet, between Main aadCsrv. de K-dAclw Richmoud, . a__

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I riRTSG.-*LEWIB HILL attends to the < ifesl I 5 COR \ WH I- ,\ T TOBACCO, Ac, sad soa tfeesstoßlHEOUT NEGROES. lie 16—

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ROBERT B, LYNJB. . Thetrabscriber respectfully '-tiers his servieea *j in in h.a friend* aßd pufeie, seaerally.aaaa AGEN rin the Citi of Kid md to tit.'-' sal *>** roe-' Be h«a had an exp rierfte ofmsrethan 0 years in Nearo hiring, dm inn that…

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ito all of his patrons. N leßbrt will . c spared m future to advance the interest and # seoure tae ... i lof all who may patronise htm. He has practiced medicine foi twenty years, and thou Ii be has retired from tbe active duties ol hi* profession,…

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ersdsrine this year bj thatcourse. Persons inteadm* to send Ne

Page 4 · Block 780

:;••. ni.iKv !■-: Kx.-Gov. J. M. Gresory, Col. Geo. Riehorson, Judai r7m. W. Crump, Judge J. B. Clopton, Stephen Hunter, ,io> les-City. !,.,;a-i W iiicr. Elder Jas.W. Goff, W. W. Wooldridae, Orange.

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Richmond, A.N. Bernard. Hon. D. C. Dejantette, Elder Gi ■W. Eve. Geo Pitshaxh, X ;., Fredericksburg. Dr. Urquart, Eldei R. L. Coleman,

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Caroline. Albt rnorlt. Mnscoe Garaett, Dr. Geeaner Harrison, E M. Ware, Charlottesville. Dr. it Roj . D. M. Bernard, It. Bobinsoa, Petersburg Essex, 111". I. Simpkins, Norfolk. Dr. J. B. Roane, R.C.Witeo», Chorli - CTrp. Chesterfield. John…

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CLOPTON, 6 i: N ". H A I AC :.".T -■•> D C OLL X CTO R , Orpn ■. iob s ; a '•■' •. i. .-. ■■' ■ i■ •• ■.' ■■ '■ i ■>•> (Opyos >>" ■-■■■-. i! ■ .y ( ••

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RICHMOND. VA. The mil icrtbei h . to return his ackni mi -.' to in - friends ad pn •• i- ; foi Ihi r l'a< j '. ; durine tiie pi year, and would inferm them that he still conti iv - the Ihis ■ ess of HIRI ii> \ V N'EiiROKS REN ri \;. L)l i '.…

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I-, tiesinthe country who may entrust the hi rin .. tneir nei i ■■■- ito h ur, may rest - urei ■' ever* attention paid to

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'•■.-.-ni in to me. as early after Christmas as pos&i We. To those al a

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Kichmi •.'. Essex Cm alp. Dicki son, Hill k Co. N. J. B. Whitfeak.f King f}(}ute.i>. '■~'•;. j l . 1' L. Wi ht, Dr. 'i homaa '■ il me, Dr. Jaa. H. L itane, i■ r. ti. ,'"•.,.-.: leroy. Ed. P. Ni el. !( r . .', ...■■. '(~./ r •,,;.■).- /. '_i…

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in. Covh ; .-. ■ ■ in " ' .- l> ne, Rol t. i ud:,'', i . . : . bn Lewis. Dr !•; • ! Butli r, ' o*rri ■'.. Corsttp. L. li. Kemp. Dr. 'i. C Ctopt in. de 9- sv, '•'. . tcwlm

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1800. 1860. in -v* mid r>.KACHf>, GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.

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i-' PICS I OSNER 14 TH »7 »MIEHCH»SG : ...".I ST. . .', < door to (. '■.. Brie) n's Insuraw Otf and dirtctty oppoviti toJ. V. Gordon* bans* .",.-,. mrsston Hi■:■-• ■ RICHMO.N 11.I 1 . VIRGINIA.

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Ths subscrile: would respec :. II n fo'in b»s frii i tinnc in the - me I ':■-,.: vi bps* the«n*n h.m en •• /: RIRINUOI .'■••! v '.. I FN'V" HEI ..'"■ PS. RENTING' •!"!' HOI -4RS BEI.I INij R EAI. ':•' --i ■■• '. ■ ~, fIA riNOLU I'- '"' EC'I…

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:■■ IN ;i. Nt>TES and t-.PKN 1 - r-.nd at tendin to atl othi I'lisiness pe v tainin? to a Oene ral A eat. i hankl .1 for past I.■ on ,he resp ctful 1; ii 11 .■■!•..., i, eofthe ss me

Page 4 · Block 793

Persons intendint I isend me their servants from the country, will please do so early after Christmas day. in o -ii r tb... i,00..i home* ana good ms b-i s. cared. d*.- Jo-i,'*'

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JIR. BOOFLAIfD'B . ! .i LSAMIC CORDIAL, I Tn- .- i' standard Wi I ines aj '■■•■ i

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THE ZTDNEYS, ani all diseases arising from n disordered liver n 7... ... ... ■' thi vtemacn .•■:.' Ht, stive organ* art *n.- .-/'■ or i piri'Uirf.iiiy cured Ou ihe. GERMAN BITTERS.

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7 i, BALSAMIC COR DIAL hasacguirtdartpu tation surras ing that oj its I similar preparation tj-'r:.'. It Will curt, WITHOUT Tah, theme .'.-.. --i r red long si .nding COUGH, COLD, '■:: HOARSENESS, BRON CHtTIS, WI UEN'/.A.CROI P, P>fEt7

Page 4 · Block 797

MONIA, INCIPIENTGONS UMPTION, ■ir.': ,i ■ . i- ••", . ,;r.; tht WlOft ■.■■:>• - 19 ;* tmttt «•?«.' known '

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CONFIRMED CON lUMPTION! ji .te'" dot •■',; »r «c at once cheek and curt th* most 'et ; Dli■" X r'l};A pr.ve.tUin.- frurn COLD IN t-i ■ Bowai a,

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Tktsi .'.;• tieinei an preparedby Da. C. -'•!. .1 sop - soa A Co. Vn.418 Arch street, Phi •' fes>i*i, Pc,, and art ro • ■ druggists m Id litre is I ...... •■• rjrwa r. -. .'-■ nt ,■• •! i I le. ''•'.• signa m .■ 0. Ih, JacKsoa spiff 6« oa Ja«…

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'.•< ta* Alstsaac published an,iztalty by •-•?,(. ;'•-.' eal ■ Evßayst.nr's Aluarac, .. i. and testimony ■'■■i i comnt. nd ..' rp sstii * ;,,,i. a*fl j>7,-.'s of ih". country. The** tlmanngs ar- , .• - aspeyhp a. on ■■■■ tnti. PU KCELL, I.AiVli…

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WILD CHERRY. Thi* article ia prepared b* .i chemist, and is pro noun- ci by medical men and those who have nseii I'.i.iU'i ,ie be."' rri'ii r,,i Im, lot t'.J'.'tiHS, COLDS. CATARRH, BRONCH iTi 3. HOARSEN ES? iORE THROAT FKow ~. COLDI led a…

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I . rsena aho ■-.;:. shoul' u.-e it. It is ;. 1. is int to ths teste, so tens, clears and strengthen* the reaee, allays a 1 irritation ul the throat sad leaps, anil prevents taking cold. fcv H .tries SB and 50 cents and §1.

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K7B.—lfyou are bilious unit bays a bad co.d. use HABTBHORNE'** ANTI BILIOUS PILLS'. 'inc.* remove .-.'l bile snd colds lrom tba *j tern.— Twenty nv c oeate ahox. Bold op all Drafxiatsic Richmond. se M—tap A VSKIiIVIA KL.ilrlliV.-JI BR bXWB…

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Mr C. C. *.\ aj.. -,-.!.— Dear . v >.': I t:.*.c pieasare in informing •• a that"Mrs. Daws' Couph Elixir," i pin mashed oi you, has icteai like a charm i,;!..-; my lit U daughter, when is had tne Whooning - oueu , vcrv bad. 1 1.; * c io-e;t…

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wee trim**, result* i.".'.c beea produced. I rejg it ! ttna preparation as an axoelleaj medioine, aife ia I my jadsmsat ao femily oasht to be without '■-.. A. VV: ÜBS, P.stor of the M. E. Church, Booth, oa the Caroline Circuit, va. ('on:.

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Pprsais ii* Mrs. A. !'. Daws, fisher a Winstoa, i MillspatixhA Johnston, J- W, Garlick, K. J. Pic rt. A. .md Ch;u. I). '. ale, Rtohmos i.

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—DR. PHEBMAN S ureat radioaJ Cars Truss ' can bow be had tor oi ■; ihe. dollars. Every modi pal mas who has aatmrained this instrument pro- Bounce* it superior to a.t ..tiie s. If desired, we j will obserfaUi ,-:-tcr toaap ci 'tic very auoierons…

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No. 17 M&ta atrset, Richmond, Va, [ Persvins not kaowiai as, emu /end *.ia»:r money to ' a;iy Btsrohast or friend tathisoity. 1 Tbe Truss saabs had also at Niessrs MEADEA i

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I |\fi:i>HAl CARjD.-Dr.PLUMßetaerehiaMr-| , IvJ vic?s to tne piil, ie ia the feat mem of ail secret i ; ilisJasds. TSscut- years' pract.oe bj the at "v« ' branch rives I r. t'. aetaaai o* paMfe nvar.— office ' !on Frankltr. street Ke-.r the…

Page 4 · Block 810

renovators fei weakened parts now known. Mcdi I ciues scut to order. Aucommrafeations bj letter i i erothsrwayas proiiiptiy stteada to. Bmhinond. va I---.. - j .

Page 4 · Block 811

DOWOEB : PtIWDFU 11- i,no kstpi Be font* I l Sporting ami Bfestini Powder, of * very kind, ia • I kesa. «uartei kOi,a aad cauisters. for «ile"by I .lea-.iAcwt-ni EllWi.N WOKTHAM iCO

Page 4 · Block 812

and Satinets; Virginia Militars Butt, ns; lilt : and Worsted l.ace and Cord- Ac A lull stock fe i I »t..re md for *aie low. j

Page 4 · Block 813

KENT. PAINaTA CD. i I iOOR MAT* A larire assortment Door MaU • lAJu> be found at BULKLEVB I

Page 4 · Block 814

FOR RUNT AND BALJB. 4__» VALUABLE LAND FOR *ALK.- *?*c.(Tcr b.t safe privately, mr rarae aad waaoW i «■*■ TRACT'OP LAND, arts-ated in pittstlvaroe conaty. atwatrrae mite aad a half fromi Daitvi.ie. sod (via* etfeiMi apon the v-j»iers ol Sandy…

Page 4 · Block 815

Daa nvars. at thei feterssetiop of tbe two. '>«"__. ' tains ajbesri m seres, of which 6* acres era■ eh a red I and m a line »tafe of cultivation. Phe is all heavily Uraijersrf. asydthe sroeapes atttiy of the bmrfer aloe* would bs found.very…

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rT \''..,, „;•... fei «r,!e that vnlna-ble property known I

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rvs WILSON'S FERITY, l"ir/--nnle sJhoVii Pan- ' •Vv. ■ id epos tn,- waaoa-i .>d. fesai Dati.iiicTo Bear? aad Westers rHttsslvsaia. In,eonnoet vn ~,. ihe Pei i . wilt .*.-•! a surili TBAC iOr

Page 4 · Block 818

LNPTcootairiini! aliootßacraaofJane rtvai tea** ".,,,,., ksait ihfe fet a market stamen, or a.-m-i.l

Page 4 · Block 819

jSr •tw wfehiatso ssirehaseany ..f-his nro;.ert», will Bfeasr address n.s st pasvilfe, v a., and I w.u

Page 4 · Block 820

tatce pfeasareia ahowiag ths _g_ n auy further Hiio'inition. OEO. T. WU*s** R "T_ PO R R £NT-A corn furtaWe D VTEl.l.lNG "'.'■'i! i .-•!•,. with nscssssry not booses for tne i iiat.-., ~■. urn oda I iob of a family, with etevea or -tw-l* ■-.…

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_a'U*/ated as a M ABKET GARTEN, and in v*A condition onwhicb there is a good Orchard, Asper , i i and Strawberry Beds, about two piles from Richmond, immediately on the wastham flaa*. Road. Toa tood to nan I ths Ursa* will he made .cr* moderate.…

Page 4 · Block 822

aud two BLACKSMITHS. [ja»—te] J. A. EL j ... i Ot.N 9IILL FOR RENT—"With two rua rv": of Stones, central in location. 1 i_-- 8. O. ROBINSON. • .:».—is Belviders I'laain*. Mil «._ --.-, FOB Hi: NT.—The neat and com fort al •■ ?J__ HOUSE on 4th…

Page 4 · Block 823

li, It is is a pleasant neighborhood aad I rile Possession given immediately.— I RAWLIN'GS & HOLLAUAY, I2tii street, letween .\ln;n snd Cary. »X X » S T—Two new and dssti iMe ?ES', ermtainin* r, rooms each, kitehea rther conveniences, situated…

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B*Eb.aND 2n STS.. FOR SALE —Ws are author ized to sell a valuable pr .-ate DWKI.LINO. situ ated a* above. ■bs fei Ironts3ofest bj 16.ife. II ■ I an alloy Wfeetwfoe. The bouse ia built ol br.ck.

Page 4 · Block 825

Kv. i hi* in • been builtin W63,)oo»tains 11 I h fire-pUces. rhe parlors are fun shed I ie mantels.and«a* and wi tor I : the bath-room* ai i rornishsd with hot Bter. There are two kitchens on the lot, stories hish, with bpsck ti* cellars, thus…

Page 4 · Block 826

ni i .*i- in Hi" yard, of choice si lectn aol vim ■■ i a • whole premises are in complete order Persons I ,'. posed to view the i upertj will call am the sab- j senlxtrs. For terms. Ao., apply to | de»-lW OOOPIN .V AI»PERSON,Auets. ; ~,T~s,Tt…

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ct'-'litv feet lon* ami fifty wido, with WATER I proved md aulwtantial con traction, with ah tc i ' roof, and well suited fur manufacturing purpoa * tdesirins to I its themseive* will do well to | ~, md examine ihe premises. . .1.. L'S-ts Treifesar…

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_f-. I ;>K RENT—A comfortable COTTAOE I :;'; RBSIDENCK, foramoder te Bijedi'um'ly.on . n ['mm. it, 1 !. Thi house has four or tve rooms :. tehen. Ac. There is a well ol water in the yard. . . ir d and pa'den are i o

Page 4 · Block 829

;.. - ~-...! i. ■■:■'.,l l*e rent will ie cnl» BW per I rte23—ts 18th street hel *1 ■ins ad Can ■

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I .lit *• A Li-..- .*. conifer inbie and well al wl BRICK DWELi INO, with ali cI j well of excel! -nt ■■ ntei ad II ae< es in is attached, on Marshall 'r r -" iust-bs i corporation line, nem Buchanan Spriai her information apply '" i ;■.! W.…

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RESIDENCE situated on Lei.tß.**af_P j.;.i *.;.i al aud 3d streets, in a plsaaant •***■ I hood, for safe, i-•;.*-r». fronts 30 feet on Le :h. runaia. I •• -~ a io i.< 't. alley. i lie improve onsisi of a Dwel ins in sood oider, eoa 1 It) ro.'iii-..…

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in «i • aril i, to ■ ■• b• Ii •■' ■ c"i I -■. nit l»w fei ala -■■ ■:•■! nenti I femil] i - .., v. ■ ■ a i ■.!:'. snd we . I ... Ms y find it to their ml -'. ■•■• tl I tste :•■ niake applic ■ ■•. ■ ■ ■ "B; . For fui iher inform :• '■■ pi 1*…

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f,iW|i D. X l«7HO. Im U :-tr.' !. as ai fcxi ~. ■ OR KENT OR LI •->»:. - Atmst f8 R i-S OF I AND on th • *.:.-. h ibiosi ille .. re i.pposi a tha residence ol "•...II .1 .-ri • ~,.' ii-..-; a euarter ot a nuts from ths city The atxi c land…

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limnI imn "! tli-' eil ■ ..,!■,■ JOHNSON a HARWOOD. P. RF7nT-7a IwisementSTOßE KO".il ,r of Messrs. Johnston .v Bransford's oonis, and front in in ombardj Alley. arate. Posseraion siven immediately. WM. W aLLACESONS. it >■ or i.t'iH.i Nij ROOMS…

Page 4 · Block 835

Hotel, rti • three- I >rj Bn * BUILBIN loa een Mam •■ id ; 'i r * strei t.s Apply '*> BtARCI a HARRIS i BRO , i oc 2s—ta 17* Main street. i IANO FORTES. Kit }* W O '-. O PIANO FORTE

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I MANUFACTORY. AND GENERAL H, I'OT OF F(*RKIGN AND AMI" - U'SIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMEIS , -. v RADE Warorooins 231. Factor. 290 reet. would respectfully invite public- at ~ their lar

Page 4 · Block 837

'in Laser, tlai ittentioa is paid to ardors from tbe a::d parses* may safely rely upon the .... i ion oi their orders. mo-- taken in exohanne for new ones. ANOS nired ;it tow rates. m Dttait k ;j.\d::. lAcwly w Riuhinosd, Vs. .'. IC. HT E *…

Page 4 · Block 838

PIANO FORTPS We have pfeeedthi oat* with Mr. C" RUSi, thai theirea .i ■ ; respects, may be te ted by the side oi It ■ •■ c warrant nil ooi PIANOS, aad eaa show a* .. ... aadaa aumei iv* tea ii on als .» *~•;, . • -; in the eeaatrv, r. ; i of…

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I CHINA, GLASS, &c. RIL'UMOND MU.MiW IRK I'Ol' i'f.ll . KEESEE ' PARR, Paoran n a . RTe bavsou band a large supply of STOMP ofonrown manufacture, which we wai isl to as* Ware made t the North—eopi I JUi -. JARB. CHI RNS, PI rCHtSRS. ) RISERa,…

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TO UOL'SEBEKPERS.—We ha bob aad a vary lares and eomsfete bs* irtmeat : ' [OUSE FITRNIBBING GOODM ' I hicb we invite the attsnliou of the < iblie, eh we arsßeltincat very low prices. We i—l> 'i--.er,'! 1.-.-, and Toilet Seta m giant *a- Iver…

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rich cat, biown ••.!.; preased BLASd .direct from snaaufaetuiea, and which wa n: .11 reduced mica Those in waat will to call at C KU. J. BVM AX R \ Cl'. .-4, _ a.', be .rl *t rest, A-Vt AiiJ- V.MIIIOL'SE-l I'li.Mvii. GOODS —BCHAAP k Co. IMPORT!…

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Northern trade sales, arooatoompfet* .1 CHINA. OLASS mid EARTHEN ; LOOKINO GLASSKB: TABLK CUT PLATED*, BRITANNIA, ALBATA, aad N r. v WASKt t#Mii.*« >m eriu , *..'*s assort Prsnefa aad Ueraian PANCi iiOODJi aad t" which *•-* ir.'.ir,; the attention…

Page 4 · Block 843

!■• !*» ..l.i.iiu.-J many ib.une in tins c.»un |

Page 4 · Block 844

s-\ THBBT. NX uifl.Asa%Lt>ON. I wTv\ 13 j" , '* > ' t " I" *•''''«»-■ Hank, is nf.w flbHl I Jr **' t " ""* l ""' t "' • , ""i*thins a the

Page 4 · Block 845

\SMT CONFPCTIoNKKV L.ic. 'IholadtM 1 i apaniiieiit im* usdsrxoas » thorough renovation, and ttie lulieeiire uowtavitedt.ic.il I and partake of OYSTERS and other ilclu-ac.e* uf HPJ u-seuii, nerved at short nonce. A ANI'OM If BICH A N T i'AILOR,…

Page 4 · Block 846

B.— Havinr small exponas, 1 can make up the same nariueti's twenty tier cent, tueaper thiia at an* other establishment in tiie c.l». oc *- Sin / Uil MIP.OVI tiARa-I'ov.de.t.l Suiiv*, Col

Page 4 · Block 847

Att3Bmmm\W'R"rn BAILBOAIL- On ami MVIWl m9 lm 'eltrr NOMIAV. '"»"•-*" IP.

Page 4 · Block 848

is;?, the le-r.itar Pas«enner I rain wi 1 lea* a Rieh inond daily ** W» -*• ai wui

Page 4 · Block 849

House TIESUA YH andl BAT! «1 l>A .£ at 8. A.M.. Richmond, TUEBPAVfI and BATUsUJAXS at 1

Page 4 · Block 850

Thursday i in? w.ln steamer i.'irfis Peck, itbrate. KetsmißK.the cu.tis lli Mondays, wedaasi tyaaad H. Far Jo Nort >!k or i.iver •sever* breakfast and dine on t, both v..■■• •>. in* and looses Oeart-Jioaae, ~ iNcck sun Baltimore, leave yum!…

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dp freisht Depot of this Com- I paai will he «leesd ON '•->!' ; Dec 73 Wap.eatil TLBS DAY. wn rrei ht Depot ' Therefor*, I ier* a II hi b • t, or dslivsrsd lrom. taw Brae i YIRiiIMA 1 I, > T It A I. i NORTH AND WJ sl-Tv ,cc i.ts exiepted.)…

Page 4 · Block 852

Bj, i. IkUTreia niosttrnproved NIGHT SPA 1.". icun bepreeared at tie (tea* To Cincinnati, mints in th" W*;.jf rn '.*', tos ', il. F. ADCOCK. flckst Aaoßt, ) k PETEHSB'ti B. *-CO.*l . iinoad. Vs.. .Nm.vitn. wap. s ( HAN6K OF 11(11 KS.

Page 4 · Block 853

an*. sxec!?t Saadaya, . -ylyj A. .*' • r Bnndava, at , SO" P. M. lover H.il Will take • 10 rxiircis .■viperiotendenf. M>ETM W EST- , \:n:i MAIL ROTJTE.—Bj ■' ' latearrnncement,the Richmond I ,i Side. Vinoa ia and Teaos . IrKinia. Ktist Tennesw…

Page 4 · Block 854

an acreeraenl to pass *enn cc yoars ot axe, fi< bk, o* er then . take .-:!••

Page 4 · Block 855

Flilt > OR FOLK. Ol O POIN I'A.Mi HAMPTON.-ler- Kins iutsudin* t. visit either .o ml .-I'l-.1.. i B*. willlisd the most i. ad com on ;- : - r«x te ■•. i \ '■■

Page 4 · Block 856

i',-t.•,:-..'• . '■ •■ 11■ •nt Company i mi. through tickets wh \* iiik rate* : I • j-< passengers, | '■ 9 lanipton. return ticket* lor . good Britain U day* ; first ral ' -1... - &JI

Page 4 · Block 857

raco the ttteninboat eiiargs from at, ai i. t: c. -•■ vi i ■11 Bxpea • ■ sfer "i r '■•-■ •■"' -ers ;uul 1>.... -." Peters an - and I roni tin* Cart it .--.ii...i;.. Car* toupee!

Page 4 · Block 858

route leave Richmond at liSO , ■ 'i Petersburg at S, reach Nor nd at Old Point or Hampton al pie time for ■■ II pi elim ins v roon a SALT WATER I'.ATil beion

Page 4 · Block 859

..- .. !• .- have the pnvils«eol re • it'olh aad coins, to Old Point oi tei.ioon or by t.ie ■; une seal nexi

Page 4 · Block 860

PURNING rreaa (>UI Pan l sue id Pom al -

Page 4 · Block 861

Capt, . T .>ii .' ;>oxa7.i>. XV. Capt. Wm. R. VPoomobj. IM r, Capt.Gao.Ci Lavaa. Capt, Chas. J. Joaasoa. lap*:. .1 no. A. .ioi:\.io\'. »TV. Capfc \; a. gi bvbxabp,

Page 4 · Block 862

'.1 ol tl-e ,ii -• e'ai.K. ,-iti'i eot'l I a,nd experienced Cnptn i v. ~i i idvertna a. Theiubecriber.thank so liberally bestowed, lor tne past i oontinuance of the same.

Page 4 · Block 863

nd Yulcanits Proses*.—G. W. 1". UTIST, b'l-.ir.-.' ihe ruiit [i . the ikiii-. Teeth,and t-eii: sal *ae*j .-.■ r. >t ,r* ov« r ... othei n >■• . Is, I

Page 4 · Block 864

te commend it to those desiriaj j * of teeth, aad esieciallj such ;snei) v,i»!t 'none ttipy ars now 1 c' •oltT.t.'.ti.'ii ot the pitite to the ) uction thereby seeureo, entbi t I in i.tore leetit without clap,.- i Bf iieen adopted by those…

Page 4 · Block 865

Mainibelow Pearl street, ..! i Keachstrimm ns tore, and two in, ..:'.-. t;. Price ft Co.'s Drj

Page 4 · Block 866

hnvin* removed to ths etwee ! leased ... see these with whota h« | si d tn- nixie axtensivsi rspa the peotie :

Page 4 · Block 867

lIES_ IER t Li: V. sil.Vt it ATEB WAKK.-s. A. feVER- •tantly ob hand a Ism a n'oi - ~ runout ot tbe above Bshkhl ~r • i the iatei.* styles, wi...r;i fa ■ oi and public oa tu* no.it • -.....-. - i • "..ii call parttceitu- ,-.!..■. . •,. i stebse,…

Page 4 · Block 868

I*tPHIS, for v,■•!!,'^;^"v.. , '. ' , ... < ides' Ciirbtiiiele, Coral, J.a. I Per*. Rtruseaa and »«•! . .. Chat lata Cii. mm, Hen k CI, ittoiis. Hhin kfettou* a • ; - . •.. liters datt Cellars, Cupajurnqnel IVSS a id lor. *. \,ens : .. lea…

Page 4 · Block 869

ee.aadaMawaUuda to war, nsii aauall) abhor *usp* i*ed c* icjuretrade, ••' le leel afraid : '■:>/•• *•-.tor ier*. re-ediioi fear. 1 fd on never chsr*ia* de*,.

Page 4 · Block 870

HCUvhWuKKiny eustnueis j ■ a ice* reslly --cry tow ■ Have a WATCH oi OLOC - l I

Page 4 · Block 871

cue tn Hotel still i.*e» H\H ! BARTHOLOMEW. __aleh aad CloeA Maker.

Page 4 · Block 872

KACTI• X X it.**, #*rfa*a?' i 'I' ifesale sad retail. i Nu. lis weal Maia st. * V'iND, VIRGInTa. manuf u-turm< tho nUy.e iiAioed ike to order, for ~r »tnt*m I kinds ofMILITABV TRAP-'

Page 4 · Block 873

a trni, to prove by our work teaay made iv thi*country We a tor the ii!vM»i pat ...ua c be use for the last I * 'l*',",".'.'•","!*""« "I the HHioe. i t*AM! Kb R. COTTH 1- I t

Page 4 · Block 874

JOHN N. JE.NNIN.7gI ' i rIILUKEN'faOVKIti VtMAfwZ , day. by Adams ft Co s K M ,re«.

Page 4 · Block 875

OVKRCoaTm. ami would in- ! » call at sates, as they are resily Ireadil*. lACOTT, HARRIS * CO., .No. lU.Xlatastresl. * < to Men hint. *eisi_*r A Co. prime Rice, for sal* by I WAL WALLACE SONS. '

Page 4 · Block 876

TRhriahi MULATTO il'... . VJ _JB He w rather snaau for his • ■ JLttmtr-n.ii h--a.i tasdly; lbs h ■ iri.sr agate on tiie lower BSVIioa E have beard that he purchi

Page 4 · Block 877

ftO'l.Mt S I t.lf *«j i.,, »^ Cheeterietd Count., on »

Page 4 · Block 878

teeewssr will eonasferwai „' ' ass bun away, or aa will be d* •-, i. law. aV-ettw I \\ 'will l-c t>a'. te as] rw« w! Hid rco I I '" nil a- ,- -.. . . . '*'• i. w.io ran oi" about the i." • y .Mr, i;.-

Page 4 · Block 879

v.- r.in a ■ : .. on Al loin *.. , aye i re-., i • this it i* cnt.l 'lie Ist i' r .. . itock of .- ROES . id BCOTS.pii or retell, at cost, foi c. I, /.' '• • purchased will find itto tneir advsnty ' ass Breed st'« it, bet ,j jtl-t HMoNU 'i…

Page 4 · Block 880

I children tad crvant* wou I v ■ • i 11 is ■' 'iz.'i.., of R •r- thai hem prepared ton .: • ~ -,> and BHOEB, ofthe beat materia! ai I* \ ' ■iti« few ;-r cc* >< rach :ood* on All he a*k* ia b trial to* I : I .

Page 4 · Block 881

tssßtahsonde©** be itoaithtsla .•, respectful y solicited. , ( , " • des-';n t« o dooi i' »| * r-w NUTM !..-l would :,..-,• ... my Im sds and - Si b . all ol i • i. ' i in, ■be irtpp* to wail nt r»a ill wi ... rax* ii"i t Snatl ~i, ~ , 111…

Page 4 · Block 882

Ha "8 Miit CAP 3 made to ordei to shortest b •ttcs.aafea m Ibe had North or Soo'h, and *•» mod i .-■ Oentfemen'a Yoato'. Boys'and* . , , f kiad, lor Christmas, watch l ~.. I *ellofl below tbe resolar i r .-■-. . i Also.:; line fet of NEoRO…

Page 4 · Block 883

JBodseefet yourseb ... •■■■■■ id str, it. . V. ;.'. ,

Page 4 · Block 884

1 6RKATKEDIITIOM. M __, Fr< in l.a to ;«i per ..ii' i ■ *» ■ :

Page 4 · Block 886

I - Till -Si. EX •N ' t-i'rt : , rtmeol ••. men's i . . ; iners »rd fetch io \. ear BS ktMli - .., . I as are seaeraiti - , id -.no.:- out.ol -• ■' ..... I ■ it* V-,.1 i ' ;'■■ - - '. : . SOTI i V TO LA DIP* ,*,, J . BNTL-EM KN •" Ii \ ■i ßother…

Page 4 · Block 887

rs mil B ... . . i■; « | .. -.a II eaaas and tientlemi.... I . ie, i-r\ rfesortpti < ,:..- i::a fe .it •'■'-,-.'... |, t. j i.i• ■ I ■ ,t« ..,.: . i. ■ -. • • in »i» Si .v i■■ ..I ;:-, f |$|i 1 :hm< id. "•■ • i the sttent 'on of str.-ii *M…

Page 4 · Block 888

«PET-BA4i."f, kc *£. i.ml n large i- '• n i -•■ - • I ALE.V ' I No IS7 ALiin at.. j

Page 4 · Block 889

t..1.\ fToti! -.1..'. «*..\l ttl 'OUK.-Wearai ■ ft :< da a-.. . y.fiii.e |!i waul I il • c i ■~:•.■■•• .. ■ , • ■ v ■ tbe in to ■....- i. ■. . -.. n«i •. r I >. a tar ;e Block oi ioic rut, not seen i. 1 ri* . ■■> 'a-1 twelv, lb I X • •ts in

Page 4 · Block 890

ISAMlSlbii- :;■ .. . »' :rioN in pbici : - ■. .-■tfJw'sß ■1, Iroad mm c sto,th of j lin - • . . f . •*.ir •onsteatlj on . f. am..riu to c map to with _ lies io order ___ •. «. IvJ .'•! 4 v-ii -- , ROBERI i. ii ■".: '*■ ■ . 1. Dicki - • . "…

Page 4 · Block 891

to his l.i; .c anil - • ■ __H is and PANC i '■ id from the largest i I ■ r hie terms, aspectaily ■ r. r, /.■.'.•.to and '!'■ n» ' T» X b • LATES : iJOST PA«B ■ ■ : ES, tiM* Bameioai tn me i nr -rfeilrral* aad r tail, R I row. -..ne resseotfally…

Page 4 · Block 892

.a*'.- •:■■:. -. \ ♦ J"f .*. vfl t'VIOEB, (No.AßTMains _ „,,■____!, '.-' ITE E\ ( .'•• i'-'T /' ' asaal < r".-»iv.> A: 1. OF '! Hh I V l.'BNT'a FINE L»ah - I M.t- _ BATr-, •. z■i .. • ■ i Vii TOR RMANi 11.3 ' 1 .!' .'orNii '.I M'< t •-■ M '.…

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MIVSd .11..•',;■'! lo' I i '" • '■■ a :'■ toie BOOTd. in ■

Page 4 · Block 894

ktffYA' \M> t «i i l,iy Hl'*"! „ ■WiNTEB BOOTS —V i 1 i..- BBMirimeatuf »: a l.i-' 800 i rt, » .„,i\.- ■ : i ue . aythi ..;... ' - ' j i:iV,i..eii. Call sod •♦. a fit iin . il ,4 \ i.Otill ASMI, fill ",T.i * x I i.ilit; tiro on.-nt 1 ■ \tA…

Page 4 · Block 895

-eS»*" ~l* S_'sti!., oi all kinds »n*Yc • '■'"* '" i . MM 'IB '.» nt ol a re* :i, ' i ' • j ! ,-.-.-•* f. j Beshit -..-■-.■ j .., the bssl n.ii.f « - ' 3 pteasi *. . • ■ ►*«.". 11 i I theii a ttroasje, :• • I •*•■ J

Page 4 · Block 896

Ol n: mum •». i». • H -•■•''* I ] Iml. i RubbSl >t-. r Bhoes •' ( 1 .-•- _ IK, >hV iimh*.. Sji'i a l*\" •*' "*' '***" '' ' 3

Page 4 · Block 898

baiters • f*ti the i" at in •> al ■>i -. i ■ L feaysse prioea, at fag Broad str>- , ¥ ;

Page 4 · Block 899

micros TRt sKs,. Tin SB,*.--." II NnatA'be ■

Page 4 · Block 900

BY- >IKN'.> It lit It li* »«»OT». .1 _■'■•• there eaasoi -a mid i-->.!•* v itA them, s B iliian atesta, " " " , if

Page 4 · Block 901

fill I •*.ut.Ksltl^^ !, 5J ;J| 4BBW-l*r-i t *Ll' , Tl'H.N*« 'u« " 9 ■***■-' " ' wiK' ,»t .me-- I

Page 4 · Block 902

tatbe I BPKBTAKINU ' ;i ■"-* "»' -v :.' ' 1 prays***. Bsisarspsrsdu.lu ".,,. -• fl

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aßpute*. sad *ii«liues. to aui *f

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le he* * has BEARSK. vj 1. 9| SKKVAMS' COFFINS «• -, *'_, || _l_f>. ;.-ts. SHROI DB. *• .ou a.-uid, at i« j« of Fiaahliu and isth street*. w \vi-' I JEREMIAH SA! •; k '\ I au>—em* Aaeal M . >M . ■ -L, TIBPIN, ROf►«* ** ■

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mar, *ai ke« s White Mala ta oi. • ;.' \ J K) \ * B ty , .slid ior aal* at , *NV Xt v 1:*-' X

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D -«' tiupe'r-B*." lUTW : "Suptrhner IMi i,i, 1 . per bi'i.

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March .B laaaylap I fWil _• JWfie BH

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fIfCH, RI'SSIAN FITCH, LYNX, JENETTE.

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• !. Nea. Pnres. Nee. t**nane.*Kce. rVtees NoaJnaas. ,

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nP.tr t«N ri»K KAITIIUIKS.-Furnaces !

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FIMI'Y ARTJi LPS.-A vcy choice «»*<.rt

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|__M' WALKER , '. Prophet -.rs. fell-l.d W. T.BIMMONB.\

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Hotel Buitdiaa. Bichruond. Va. de **»-fi» , j

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MEDICINES^ ! IV* HUUFLANfPB BCRUAN BITTARti

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' B-VKER'B aad MTLLBPAUGH A7OHNBroN'B, I

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M ILI TAB V GOODS.-Blueanit li'rey Cloths

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VlthALh'.-ATvery desirabfe CO! t*m I

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Cava vThite ii *asa daily issWead bi.ot.vs,> at 3

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Accomn.oilat.on Tfgg *g JW-T-aift

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i M folk BWd R.ver L-tnrfi-trs I* ,ye

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it Danville ltail/S_d. Richmond C. CAW PBEI ».. Sop i. |

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. 5t..,.i re,\r..| out B-as fcoria.

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Opposite Aiiier:ii»ji 11 t<d. f I.S.tOTTKHIL* X tn

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Ilirlintnai ftispatrji.T ~,,t,e C P t weeUf. JPriea - mailukt. . . * i •■••,-. <i aetba. In -. \;.r.< ■ ! gsw THKKKMt WEEKLY MWATCH iitaaaod ~. ■ •.. ' ■ . . *t in eOvaaee. i -kiliK ft'k.l l.i DISPATCH fctiesueeevwrf / , c.. sa<i •■■ .. ■> ■ -••■•■ ersai .%i seeaaaaav Till SIN CSS NOTICES. I)CAD k IKTItII, jt i t.v ... -MON MF.ROH IMS, BirltU. M;.\* • i-i . ■•,. to the sale oCTOBACC«», W HI A' • ,ki v resf. Mi* •■ • io. t eoae»teiaeuts. \. lI.UAM Jl rKß.lats of Ciarsjedle, ..* N .- READ.late of BarlasWa• Msad. j -.-!-lr*;il •111 IlilHltMi.'.llMi ' !*"W»M*BiTS" pl ,\ ni sinks* B „dei i ■■•■ •■'■•>■ -J :'•*;,'' - r -' • roHN ». V. AUK. Bl , :r ...,-., v... R r. '. ' ' ' ■ i-v.v.-vt.. ■ :: "' i«"- . / ■'~• :''■;;;• ...•' \;i •:, » v I »t:*n.) tothe eurcbase yV| , ( ,' 1 ? 1 f.. , , , ; n if, 1 , .... | .:.- - Co . • y :' ■■ i - . : will he uvea toall numness re. r f.r.i hit loa« tttnuaeea - , , libera! share of • # He i • -. •> perniarion.te '■ . 1 v ~.. -:. f,v Co., ; Ki'-hmo d, - - . Do., Vs. .. ■ ! .. ,• • a. Botsrka.] y a ;,. a . ore • - \ . ... \ • . ■ •- >lpfii* Tuoua* Mo.xaham B«t.. N*u York. .- si Can aad Va.»ir«ets % . ; HOI an i ■'.'■ |) ul,< '" tiO\ iRNOR STREET, ,-... ■ erstosxitmiee tketr Fall stcri, - ■ i . 0 R OIL CLOTHS, and - • lii bei areeelkagmaelibe ... • •.• inch • "(is are sold at. .. ■ ■ • rtmsm of PAPER .';.-, ,-,.... cheapest to the finest, that ii «.Asii'Msb»re.i ■ • Pmewh »*3 ftftntrw**.:. . , rhe i". v c ;>.-•"- ..s,. |. • . . ■ it ol aoi i n.-!i to maki i •,, , • ■- •• -■ RPI i.-. LTH ~ , iTHS I WIN v. SHADES, .- ... Also-, PAPER HASuiMi ~,,.-..: workmen Roasekeepen need ...., in oo» ire, win had ear aesortmenl 111 i . .. H low. oos—to lORDtNi « IW ft i <».. . ,; .•,' -. • rtiMMTS VTON MERCHANTS, SIN BANK. RICHMOND, (.-...■,-. ier vices for the Pal« and Parfthaeeol • | ROD! CE and MERCHANDIZE, .. permitted to refei to ■■..--.•r,. Kent . J Co., Messrs. Crensiiavs .-. Co., Richmond j OEO, W. jlyltliA.N, JOHM ». V.'I.N.N. fl ate of the firm ol Brseden ft Foa,) Ms-;■ ROBERT 8. JORDAN. / <KOK4>E lt'iKin. Manafi tnrer'sArent for i «. i the s:• c .: DOORS, >:-/' !;t..,l><.\ • ,r : ■ i.i. -, •- . .- larteasrnrtmentconstant- j ■ma > ; •;>;-. h) mailoi otl erwise,j»r«»Hipt > led to. No. 13. Governor t-treet, Richmond I in -. celebra ed moot i SawedSHiNliLr I 'HINE put ue is anj sari oi the Btate, s) : , .■• Qotiee. Tv »-tsa IttAHBLfS VtOKKN. Jt'H N W~. DAY ! K.S, WAR 'W. r MASON, ■■•: H-N!C- INSTITI ri-.-.'TH BT&EET, nicHMoxn v ;.. SIONUMKNTS.Tt MRS. PIECES, ) ','••/ i-.--. i OKTS, |-«. rst P iuui ii •'.-• l'» the VirgmiaA« . ■ ' • - ■■' : nstituti . ; v HAftKRTV. BRASS AND BELL FOUN -1 /. ; n . i . en Main and I 'ai •■ ■( rei ta i- . ... .'. v» I! ■ Btted «p a 'Ml NDRY fl , M . I .-'-■-. t- >>•■-• ■' ■> •• *c -. • BRA.<S AND COMPOSITION CAST. I •i. -,i ■-; Dotioi snd cheaper than ,■ .- . ••■•. ;-.ui nt *outhol Bnitimore. Hi .!(■ ri - PATENT AN i : FRICTION / ND . ; : MEl'Al ■ forsi ■ :- : reduced trices. > >~ Richest CASH PRICES paid (or OLD y i I '. L 8 and taken in sxehanze for unff. 6n3 [OliN >. ftORIiON ft SON. ,1 .- ■■ . . -■.!.. a sskHotft., ■, .' -i i i ..■ ;nd till sarnirl men to! IRON, »i i' ■s, Amei ■■" Hammered, Peru j. •■-.:■ -,-• *- '- ■!. Xi - tlusi I Imitation Kußsi« SHI- (-. i . Hoops, ban I anfl Scroll Iron, Refined P ■■•;. . y.,.:\ I :• • • .\ Pin pl* te ol I •. •" - i ■ . iur tinnem and luaiu'.fncturers; Sueel :..••! )■ • COPPER, Sheet Zinc. Spelter, and the M »tals . . ..- . : ins hi trket. Hp I—ta |A>lE» I*. BROW NE'g J . UN OMENTAL IRON WORKS, 9th street, next u> the M< hanica'lnstitute. RON R ■ 11 INOS. '-' I-' R .. N DA H S. BALCO- KS. CHAIRS. SETTKES fee; also, Oratint, , . • mil Ccl ii DOORS, and even otlier kind ol IKON A'OI.'K for ornamental and building piir i b, manafi tv ed st inort notice. •'k ri ■ ilar attention given Loecclos <if. Banal !.., i in the i- I - aad ■■ .urit r >. \\ -i. s vii l£h a. C 67, UlLfe, PAINTS, GARNISHES A>D : vs.s. BRUBHKB.—WfI (eceived ; i> i>ie iHtt sre-ime: ■> res tupolj ii Ptdnters' and Aitists' ol ■uperi ii quality, to whieii wsoail i!ie atteatioa of .mi- iui*tonvars. i >?i I l't, FOR f> i I 0.. 1 1. nsral Conucktsion md -> Porwardinit .vierc, 0.-s in Ihe Di ck. Richmond, V.:. D. B. BRIDtiFORO, FRANKLIN MATTHEWS, N. i [NSLEY PATE. - -i LAIDLI ,". ! 1 IVTARD 1. BOBtaSON. J AMU l\ .. ROBINSON, GRADU-—/? I- ATI -01 rHK PHILADELPHIA COL-^S !OF i.!. Rv. AC) . / "A' I.' .;> \W ■:.■■:' IS ■'■ -.I.\."PHA HM !' '/•' II I si:-. Ig, ■ ■. - and families .-■ pel .-• - - Ii v . in : ~•■■>.•: pure and ;o. -i'. t e VK tbei eith Si r?e«a*' Inntrum.' nt*. i ■ ~.;., . (joorii, and all other thin k iv the . : .. ii. . srhi b ii.t:> will :scil on the best ■ RV. Chemll il ■>•).'. Pharmaceutical jir'>x):.,r;: , ioiis m.me Ii oi .• ,-. and ent toanj part of the country. LAIDLEY V ROBINSON, Ur- Btore, -j::: and t- r akhnsts., Richmond. \ ',•.' 1 1.;.:,t-.K. Apothecary and Druj _„_./ ■'» i.--. Ri . ; ( i Main street, and near <iM€^±£ et, Richi iond, Va-,bem ti.e attention lW .... . physksiaas, merobanrs, ..Vc. to Aja I ■ i-oiupieu itock of Dross. Medicines, (.)'.!». . Brushes, i>.." (toSs, Soaps, Porfumory. in j articles, Ciears, Tofoaeoo. Patent Medi . V'eaal Powder.and all other Roods usaally bj IHu ttists New Preparations obtained as • . .s they appear. All which he wulsell as low i«j can be nought anywhere, Butera would do well to examine hisstoek before ttiaki'nK their purchases elsewhere. A. B. X.'.V. ,H'l li-o>.!.itc oi ! 1-OWIiATAN E. DCPOV, Sruble a Anperson. Oradaate in Fharaute] A PPERSON A IS t'i V. Baoao, lit-: ah v :rn isinfeTa St?., I£&7 Richmond, Vs.. IS Haveoe bands care full] -seleoted atoek of/jp-. lare D . aandChen als, Paints, Oiis, Window- I Perfumery, Soaps, aad Pancy • olee, which the) otTsr upon the most reaaonable l i. DOTTR, FARLEY A < «»., 1 r iROVERS COMMISSION AKD FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Ni i r :.. opposite the Columbian Hotel, Car) st,, Rickmead, V.i. Bpecial attention . to ihe sai» of TOBACCO, ". lit :•. r. and a I Winds ol PRODUCE, aaj lil*rjil ■. sncea n:nde on i itusiKnmenta. Rh l AKi.FV.( ! - H,e, ' fl>e,erß! ' vr K HENRI S. w i l.i.i a MS, Late of Norfolk. JA.-'. B. MARSHALL, Late ol Petersburg. i: vN PIZZINI, •» .. HOLEBALE DEALER IN FOH /■:!'. .v '■.'; firs. ■ . \ND REFINI P •• \N;' , MANI FACTERER, a i ri •he;i .■• ■;. ami freshest KftLl'i . SETS, PRESER . KS. a, .. ! ei*eivin2, by ever} steamer and ■ • '- : . . arfi itioiial (ii\. i'a.l at iur-. ni . I UN PIZZIXL v:* Main st. , 1 :.\ INOER MtiT. - x .H ' . K'.-i ER J . I) COMMISSION MERCHANT, . " ■'■■■'- ■■..'., : !,. thesalssof HORSEB, Ml \. r y. .'. »■.. Ns .v.... :,» ii,.- liors.-L.it. every BA : I h f)AV t KRNLN Wo'olock. Htinrkii ■:..■■ d for ide wiU please be eaterad ka torc ii.,,. a ■ .■ ni 'im h.,ic. P H. hKINEER ft CO., i „.i fn../. 1 '• . n.,. .-, .':, m street, '. i >, ■ . theii ices for -.. • - a A , Tobacco, i c rhs . . •' ■•. • tameats, r PO i (MM RI MERI H\N T* AMI Tifj; 1 rRADE i, n» R : i', . -I n ivs mads :.r ri'"s'e iients with ■. i . .••■, extent is hot ii :md Sea York, hj ahiih I ass ■I tl ed to '' '■'•' !•' • .1 ■■• • ■', :•,;■- "■ ■■ foil ttg tiOiUli.'.t >f * • • . • rnjs, OranKSS, Almoadi I-'. i.« -n.oi., I I tie iis Pi inea. Dates, Xi • i.'- Currsnta, Lemon Syrup, lireoad NuU, ' iron, limner Coo i iiiu, Doniestic ■■ port ara Also, my unequaled steam CAN DIES, erj variety. My plan of fausiaessiseash, •■ » n«i i-.\ ssd .. . - \ bj which ttsss a remi ■ ■...:.'. t'uia mi th ■ ■<!■.. .i -• .. -~-.. an... i-. :■* -es bj i i« ■Ol *' ,11114 '...,,!• ■~..,, ~ B | ~. |~. . .-. Mereba . • , ■ •. • . h il ■• ■ • lio .J«:i;ci ;•.,- , prices, ,:-.-•.. I v ye to tu*rir intersat v dosu. LOI IH .!. BOSSIEI A. Five-story Building, No mi Mn-n ai. |I»AKI.V SET «»l TEETH.-APFERHON «\ mi'l'V'S DENTIFRICE-Thai unions npusnd wul be found >.i inestimabla raJse in ■■•!•■••■:. :<rj and neautiiyiu« tits Teeth rtres "■• the Oums, and in reuderina tbs hrrtita sweet ■i. t- It eaurpet'a all tartaroos sdhssioea i<> teeth,and a pta.i tike whiteness t.» lM•naiseßed surface, !'» Antiaestie sad Aim •ao'bitie sxsreuM ri hishU beneacial " ' -,»!iit»r. inHuenoe; lh*i arrest the furthet pro ■■• ■! tea aeeei ol fceth. indues ;t aeakhi ac " 'i tUsGsiaa,eaoeauM Baesa ta aaausaetka 1 tlitasssand color indicative of aeneetsaaad '■ •'■»«• Prepared aad hold by APFERBON A Dim V, PharsaaeeuttosJ Chemistaj »JI Broadstrsec. Richmond, V%. j,'MI.MI M Pl'l.V JiivW mXUi EIVEI*. - VI) ssseaßmsisa, in »ii«.ie. halves ana teertersj ■"■ droaui Pica pi,me arttele; 74 baza aaaorted .."'• » i...» soft shell Aluioii.il!; 26 Im»x«« «**oi ted ' '«..... -it n,.„i,ty Pssekaai 36 a\i Lech ' ■ ». ia m\\ KualmK oaas, U> ihw unporteil CUtara u»!li' * " kv * " haac, and am dail) atanafaeturmg, *r«s ttfaatitissof CANDY, made of tbe eery beat JuL fa*"***»*'■ M«kaaaaaa U obtained at low *•""-'•) ne cheap a* at t ta»- North. -, JCANPIZZINI. w ii"ls»a!e Dsaisr ny Forejan FruiU. DAILY DISPATCH. VOL. XVLI,—NO. I. RICHMOND. VA., THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1860. PRICE ONE CKNT itfjimonti pispatr|. THURSDAY MORNING JAN. s.l'Sb j t.KSI-KAI, OF MHfllMi, SCNATX. j Wkdneisday. .Tan ith, 'fig*, The Senate was called to order p.; M o'cl.-i Sr, El .by Lieutenant Groveraer R L. Mpatagne. j latMnnicntion was received from the ,»t Delegktee, announcing the pas§ag- j se bill making an appropriation of the | v . «-"■ "(o tin; civil contingent land,'" tt ttked sis i pii-S'd Senate bill entitled j to incorporate tke Danvilb- iasaranci , ny," with certain amendment*. Both ; »ere, en motion, hud oa the table, m i io allow memaara time to investigate j i, rits. w»», flfwi oritilt, »(.-Mr. Neeson pre- | the petition oi members of tke bar, ami •: itizens of Weiwl county, praying tor j terms ol the Circuit Court of th:.i ! ; Mr. Pax ton presented a memorial j ne President and Directors of the Bank kbridge, protesting kgaiel Die repeal of so much of the law as requires theredemp lion <f notes of certain banks in the city of Richmond, and asking that all the hanks of j the Commonwealth be required to redeem their notes in the city ol Blekfamnd; Br Oieever presented the petiiioa of William Kekler, agent, asking that the In ion Drnd Mine Company be incorporated: Mr. New man presented 'he memorial of certain ■■ of Cabell county, in favor of the Completion of the Covington and Ohio ad, and in favor of a division of appro priations therefor: Mr. ArorM-presented the petition of James Ellen, Clerk of the Circuit Court of ike cay oi K;ciuapnt»,aek»ng4"«f au ;.,..-,.,«„-of hfr arti'.r*T *ri*»ry: MY. .totts*-* presented tke petition of tke securities ol the late sheriff of Bedford, praying to have certain damages refunded to them, paid by them as such securities la to tke treasury of tke Com-j monwealth; Mr.PATi presented the proceed tugsofa meeting of Cithtens of Kanawha conn- | tv concerning .lohn Brown's invasion. '/. ~./,■.• mt »/ linjmiry into Expediency.—By j Mr. Thompson, of more effectually prevent ing the entrance into our ports of ships or oth r vessels manned by negro crews: by Mr. Smith, oi amending sec.*29ol chap. ! ! of the Code ;-f to allow Clerks of Circuit Courts additional com] ensatioa : by Mr. New man, ol repor ing a bill foresiakliskinga bank in Mason City, in Mason county: by Mr. Knight, of amending the Wh and I lib sections oi chapter !"' ot the Code concerning tke feea ol oihcers. so ai ioestabiinka more judicious tariff of fees: by Mr. Joknsoa, of incorpora ting tke Piedmont Institute ia tke county of lit if rd;t»v Mr.Brannaa, of appropriating a sufficient amouni of money to complete that no lion ol the Sanding Creek and Biitlato Creek Turnpike road from tkeweet bank of Laurel Bill to St.George, in Tucker county : by Mr, Caldwell, of hi-torporating Abrams Encampment, No. I, >>r dw Independent Oi derofOdd Fellows of tkeclty of Wheeling; by Mr. August, ot amending the 2d section ot chapter 15" of the Code of Virginia, so as to authorise the Hustings Court of Richmond i city to extend tke period <•' its monthly ■-•-- --i-i va to twelve day- ; by Mr. Neeson, of re j quiring security for coats ol plaintiffs in ! law -iiii-, under reasonable te-ti ictions: by , *tr. Coleman, ot so amending th« law relative i to ihe paj menl ol Comnussioner* oi tke Reve i nue a- to allow them comjiensation for regis j teriug free negroes; by Mr. Newman,ol report ! ing a bnl to Incorporate tke town oi Kan view, i .i! Wayne county; by the same, of reporting a 'nil to incorporate the Twelve Pole Railroad Turnpike and Navigation Company : by Mr. Greever, ol amending tke charter of tke Wytkeville Saving- Bank; by Mr. Brannan, jf amending the laws regulating the registra tion ol voters, births,marriages and deaths; by Mr. Bruce, of so amending the charter of the town ot Ctarksville as to provide lor the better government of said town; by Mr C. V. Thomas, of increasing the capital stock of the Jacksonville and Ckristiausburg Turnpike Company by tke sum ol --.; »0. (in motion of Mr. Smith, tke Senate ad journed. HOUSE OF DELEGATES. Webxbbday, Jan. I. I^W. Tko House met ;it I-- o'clock—Mr. Cauis rtA» in ihe chair. Prayer bj tke Rev. Mr. Ivkcv. of the Baptist < Jburcb, Petersburg. Mr In- Kixaoa offered a resolution request ing the Senate to return the bill incorporating the Danville Insurance Company, passed by the House yesterdaj ; which v. as adopted. HaruerU Ferry E- /• " ■ es. —Mr. Dl'< KWALL moved to take up the till providing for tke payment of the expenses incurred by tke Governor la the Harper's Ferry affair. He said that several miliary officers were in ihe city making up tke accounts. The bills were cti.-h bills, and the creditors wanted their money. Mr.' Raymond opposed taking up tke bill now. as he learned from the Governor that in afewdaya the lull indebtedness of the State incurred from that affair would be ascer tained Mr. KJEXPBa favored taking up the biil.— Many ol the soldiers wko went to Charles towii wer some of our poorest citiaene, v\ho lelt then- families at the call of the State. I Mr. Ciiamc, like his friend from Marion, (Mr. Haymond,) wisked a sum fixed in ihe MB. Winle he was willing, for tke honor of tke State, to go without drawing a dollar from tke public treasury, lor ike benefit of Ins people, yet he tkougkt the simple fact that this bill allowed an indefinite appropriation would prevent the friends of internal im provement lrom asking appropriations for works which were nece.-.saiy. It the sum io be appropriated was known, those gentlemen could then regulate th<'ir demands accord ingly. Mr. Cowan thought these claims had to be met, and the House had to go it blind, lie had hi aid that not gIOO.WM, nor even jMoU,tlUti would paj the bill. Mr. luiiiWAi.L said he had it from the Sec ■ retary of Siate that the cost would be nothing i like tke last sum named. Mr. OoWAS defined his position as ready to vote for tke passage of the bit 1, bat unwilling to vote one cent to any other object until the •■urn to b" expended under this bill shall be ascertained. The previous question was called, and re | suited in the bill being taken up. Tin-bill ■ appoints the Secretary of State, Ist Auditor j and Adjutant General a board to audi; :be Claims presented under it, and pass upon i them, after wkick they shall be paid. Mr. HoI.WAY thought liie bill unceiistitn -1 tioaal,as bo sum was appropriated in it. He ! moved to lay it on the table. The motion was ! defeated. Mr. Skoab ottered a ryder. " providing that ; no charges be allowed on account of horses or servants unless aetaaily used." He accompa nied the rydei with the statement, that he i learned many of the charges Paade were con j structivein then- nature. Mr, Sxt>noa tkougkt suck a ryder aa tliat wa- degrading to tke men who served at i Charles town. He did notdream fora moment thai : he:-.-were soldiers in Virginia who would I a-ic for payment for horses and servants net used, Mr. Ski. ai: said he had derived trom unquee ! uonab'e authority that these charge- had ac tually beea made. His iaformaat had read a PI 1 ia which the party bad charged for ser nls and noise-, neither of winch he had Mr. Kkui-ek said the military of Virginia, When called ItttO service, received the -am ' payment as lk« Federal army. Now. much tke larger portion of the pay of the I nited | States officers consisted ot commutation for horses and servants,and it wa-.ni thiacommu tation that they received their salaries. It la tki way Io which Virginia has contracted to • paj her officers,andske cannot uowdrawkack ■ from her contract. •Sboab ikattked tkegeatlemaa fov thi mtioa aad withdrew tke ryder, saying offered >t under a misunderstanding ol r. bill was tken passed unanimously. proceeding- ot public meetiags in Mad* id Goocklaad counties, on ike Harper's aitair. were received and referred. Biti* li')"-" • (/.—Cici.iiguig tale days in coun ties; Incorporating ihe town oi Sutton, in | Braxton county: incorporating Hie Jeffervon I company : for tke speedy investigation rigia ot fires in Norfolk; Incorporating ichburg Fire. Life and Marin- lu-n- , otapaay, (with rui amendment;) In-I ,' ihe capital stock of tke D'.inkard company, incorporating the Valley il company : to ejable the South-Side d company to coostruo! a bran h of xid lrom Blacks and Whites io the c river: Incorporating lite BJckgtoad hburg Bailroad company ;authoriz an to the Ma naeae Gap Bailroad com ithoii/ing the Coal River Navigation y la condemn lauds overflowed by seas; Incorporating the SteaheaviUe :k t'reek turnpike company increasing tal stock of the Newark turnpise coin acorp .rating .he Harman"s Cteek and Bailroad company jamendiog the cbtir. heWteakaaWraad Potomac Railroad iy: lor the completion of the Sclaviire nd Somerville turnpike company. IcKehzik offered a resolution iiisiruct e Attorney General to investigate r the term* of the grant of water pow- I er ny tne Chesapeake and Ohio Canal to Alea ; andriaCaual Company, and what measures, if any. are required to protect the interest of Ike Slate in tkat company. Adopted. Ks3olutitmt of Inquiry. ~liy Mr. Sibei t. of at j tacking a portioa cl" Hardy teSbenaudoak : by I Mr. M&gruder, oiaiuhoririnx theord'erof pub- Beat ion tube entered in theCieik sOflio at any lime ulier ihe institution of the suit; by Mr ( Walker,o< allowing all persons suirunoried on venire Mm same pay as n give;» to other jury men, whether they serve or not: by Mr. Mil lar, of appropriating a 3um fcf the further completion <>f the Va. Ac Ky. R. X.: by Mr. Smi'h, of X., of remitting the Snerift of k• ■in*- county certain damages Rue i Mini by :ii>' (Tbaisnoaaienlifc against hn j by Mr. Wui l:\c°. of amending Ike art incorporating th<* I Morgantowu Female Aea .lem\ . by Mr.('wilier, of making the fees of Inspectors ol Huurum- 1 form in all pertsoMhe State; by Mr. Haviuond, of requiring ffonr and other iu«jwrori to pa* any excess of their tecs aver ff,Oufl into the public treasury: by Mr.Cassis, 01 prohibiting the running at targeofhack sheep Westof the Uin" Bulge at certam teasoas ol Lbs year; by M r. Harvey, of making void Mm sale* of rever sions, unless accompanied by »ocb deeds asac tompiiiv the st.les of lanci: by Mr. Prttchard, iol requiring the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company to conform to certain passenger and | freight regulation.-; by Mr TutWiler,of incor- I porating a Cotton Manufacturing Company iv I Palmyra, Fluvanna county :by Mr. Graham, 10l altering the law increasing the number of | directors ia companies, *x.; by Mr. Rives ol prohibiting the entry into the ports of Vir ginia of vessels manned by negro craws; by I Mr. Karle. of placing the stockholder.- of the lieiry-vilie and Charleston Turnpike on the agate 100 ting as before the sale oi.said turnpike ; by Mr. Basaeß,of compelling occupants or owner- of coterminous lots to build and repair their fences ; by Mr. Magruder, of Ineorporai iug Springfield Division Sons of Temperance, No. 107. la Henrico: by Mr. Richardson, of in creasing ihe compensation of the Common wealth's Attorney for Ohio county. Ofl motion, the House adjourned. I«o>'* ok tmkS:;ii- Silas Holmes.— The fol lowing dispatch, copied from the New Orleans Picayune of tkes?th December gives a some what more circamstantial • ---count ol ilte lot ■ of the ship Silas Holme- n.d a rescue of a portion of her passengers . '• }'u.ts-m-la (hare, Dee.SS.-The btrk Doretto arrived hire this morning with live women and three men, belonging to the ship Sna- Bolmee, whom she picked ap at sea at.'!' M. the evening of Ike IWi inst. Among the men rescoed is the mate of the lost .-hip. Who reports that the Holmes left Garden Island Key on the Ilth, leaking badly, she having beea ashore on the Key,as previously report ed. By* o'clock the morning at the 18th, th. water was up to Iter decks, when there being no loncer any hopes of say ing Ber, Cap. Grif fith put all the women, five in number, on board the beei small boat he had, with three ol the gentlemen passengers, a..tl the second mate. The ship was then in a sinking condi tion. There were, however, two boats len. and the mate supposes the captain, crew, am. ihe balance of the passengers, upwards of 3o souls in all, took to them anda large raft tkej nrul nearly constructed when ihe ship wen down. .Nothing, however, has been h«ard*ol (hem since, nor is their late known." The Silas Holmes had on board when sb sailed from New York twenty-one steerage passengers, which. 3vitkCs.pt. Griffith, the of ficers and crew, would make forty-two souls tn all. There must, therefore, be tkirty-tkrec missing. The Holme- also had a valuable cargo. L«»8h o» the Bakk Baltic, of New Bed ford.—The brig J. Mclntyre, Cap:. York, m rived at this porl oa Saturday last, in sigh teen It Camden, Maine. The J. Mclntyre p, on the i-th December, in law 36 ii. at :i. P M.. a tK«at containing five late of the bark Baltic, ol New Bed ie following are the name-, of ;lie watted: Irving, of Kingston, N. V.—resided fork city; George Uehrleiu.ol New Samuel J. Eldridge, ol New Bedi ro: ir U. Pinkham, of Nantucket: Ukas. er. of New Bedford. upon that the barb Baltic, Captain J. rt, sailed from Aiexaudriaon the I4rh I ... r, for San Francisco, with a cargo ol coal, and on the 17th. December experienced a hurricane, during which lost the i nutter, and part ol the stem coming oil, and ihe vessel filled so rapidly that all hands werecompelled to take to the beau. When these seamen left, the offiAra were clearing away the whale boat to receive the officers and the balance of the crew. Tke following is a list of those "••ft on the bark: ■un J. Davenport aad wife, of .North aven; Win. Wan!, Ist mate, New Bed uku Lambert, 2d mate. New Bedford; - S. Swilt, :<il mate, New Bedford; Jno. Nantucket; George Perry, New Bed — Stuart; Richard Bailey, Cornwall,] id: Joka Baritarii, Westchester county, oik: and a young lad, name unknown, belonging io Philadelphia. As the weather moderated oa the l-'.h De cember, it i.- hoped that all bands may ha v< been saved, — Charleston Mn'UT'j. IXTBBJCBTIKU TO TOBAOOO UsIBS.- The New York correspondent oi the Charleston Mercury gives the following Instance of strong minded oratory A; a "National Health Convention," now ■ Hi this City, a Mrs. Page came down tobuc i smokers and chewers wall the ol ten Je/.ebel.-. and said that New were dwrndllßg to pigmies from the c •■sublime"" weed (1 quote the adjec m Byron.) Mrs. Page advised ihe 1 shrivelled up old maids present not to marry auv man who touched bsba#co —which remark elicited a ghastly smile of approval front tke ancient sisterhood, it would hardly be sale, 1 think, to tempt them with a real man, though ' he were an incarnated •'quid." Tke frenzy ol ' Mrs. Page on the subject of tobacco, reminds me oi the denunciations which a certain doc- I tor always heaps upon salt at nearly every ,' meeting of tke '•Farmer's Clob" ia tkiscity.— According to his crazy theory, "salt" is the I great cause of human mortality, carryin otl more victims annually than war and wkntksj ; combined. ' t | Work? of a VntdiM.'- ScCLrTOE.—The fol -5 I low ing notice of the recent works, of Alestin ' der Gait, is copied from the Norfolk Argus : | W r e learn that tke last finished work ofoni talented townsman. Gait, his bust of Sappho, '. a beautifully touching piece, which has el icited muck admiration in Florence, i..ci. " I bought by Miss Riggs, of New York, and will ibe brought to thiscoaati v. Tka artist has also ' ! iii hand a very poetical snkject— the human I soul looking at death. It represents a Psycke | pist tlirowiugav. ay her garments of the flesh ' —her wings not quite developed, her lamp ' I nearly extinguished—reclining on a rock. She casts a look of sadness, partly of lear, on the • figure of Death.just under her feet. Tke pro ' ductioa is just as regards the lines of compo ' i sition—and a musician would say lhaiit wax ' ! composed on a delicate minor key. Tke figure " is one.third life-sixe—and the tender sadness of the composition elicits the tear of the lie t • koldar. [' Gbokola LawistATvaa.—-Among the bill* ! j passed at the late session of tkis bony are the I following: Daposing a heavy licenseoa ailia i ssraace companies not Licensed ky theSmte.— i Providing for the establishment ol a State ar ! morv and foundry, and Ike mannfactare of Bihjeci to tke action, however, of the gwiatare. Taxing pedlars who sell ji nianutaetnred in Georgia, To con rolling ire.- negroes as vagrants, to I* a term of years on the firs i Indictment, perpetual slaves oa a second indict- Another act provides against a »us . | pensioa of specie payaaaata oy the banks, by I. severe penalties. l.s-ei:< lloN- IS PSTKBSBt no.—The ; i- aieportol tkeflonr inapeetfona burg darfag ib-' tkrea month- ending t of Jaauarj : ...-!- 1 I'd vv-•- i icU P'.-Vkl Ivas 134 i barrels l- fi ""' halves _ "l rem *»■ ?<• barrets l.et:' •J, - - flfd AM'f Peaui Da.miei:m'-*i.v In.—A was received in l'hil.toelphit, a tea t-e, announcing tke few tha: Bem eale had been taken sick at Stouiag .., wheie iie was stoppiae on iiis way m a visit io Beaton, it was ikonghl at that nine that his illness would be ol sltoi | duration, and hopes were entertained by his friend* of a. reunion. A dispatch, however, has keen received staling thai his disease had assumed a fatal type, and that his Meads mo mentarily expected his- decease. Eristci'Ai.iANf PiTsUCA*.—The Aus:m (Tex as; Intelligencer, Decemter ifl, says: "Bishop tiregg, oi ihe Episcopal Church, preached in St. David's Church yesterday (Sunday ) morn ing, and admini*>cre<i Ike ordinance ol bap tism in the afternoon, had coiilirnuttioti (the laying on orhands.) to seveuty-six applicants at night. The church was so crowded that very mauy bad to go away, not (singable to flnd*ents. It is the intention ot Bishop Gregg to make kis residence at Austin.'' Floib iKsracrioK in Fredericksburg, for theqnarU-r ending Dec Hist: l,*M bbls. Family, l? «74 bbls. Extra, «l bbU. Superflue, \W Wbls. Two "Yarns" about Skating. At the present time, when the frozen rivers ' obstinately deprive newspaper men in one city isf intercourse with their exchanges in others, | we can scarcely amnse our readers better than ! I>7 giving them A biace of yarns describing the pleasures and perils of skating. The llrat le frpm, the pen of a Milwaukie editor : Right, beneath one of our windows, ftor.t I morn till BrMelght, we see youngters and eld • sters twisting their legs into all conceivable I shape, ekatfuk up and down the river, asmer- I ry as lambs. We cannot pick up a paper hot j ■an article ou skating meets ihe eye Every- I body says it's fun, and that's all everybody j knows about ii, for we've tried it. Las' nigh', ; about gas-light lime, alter reading a glowing description ol liloon skates, we prepared foi | our first attempl. and sallied forth to join the j merry crowd. We ha'i on apair of stojra boot-. | •rowsers legs tucked inside, a robert-tailed 1 coat and while hat. We went down on tbe ice, andgivve a boy two shillings in good rjin of the realm ior toe use of hi- implements — | Wekavecoundence, oven as j;ieat as Peter'. fai'.h. We, with >he assistance ot a lriend, fixed on our skates,aud stood ere':t like a Uir twr'spuie. STftCOuraged by the siuht of some indies '<n ihe bridge who were just then look ing a*fkeskaters, we struck iut. A slant to the right with the foot, aslant to thtaJei' with tue iefi loot— and jus: v.- snw^Bie- Ihiagou.the lc«*, and stooped over to pi« i: j up! On our feet again—two slants to tho j rjght and cue to the left, accompanied with a loss of confidence. Another stride with Ike right fooi. and we sat down with fearful ra pidity, and very little If any elegance! What i set down n was, for we made a dent in the ice, not unlike a L'ounecticni butter-bowl! Just ih-.-n one of the ladles remarked,'-Oh, look. Mary, that feller wiih a while hat ain't trot bis *'k*te» oh, thdU'k*! place!" Ditto, thought we. Jus 4 then a nifg.-d little devil sang oat aa he glided past us, ''Hallo, old im tx-r le;;s'" and we arose suddenly aad put af er him. Three slides to the right—two to the teft—and away vvei.t our legs—one to ibeeast, •heottier west, causiag an Immense assure in ar pants, and another picture of butter-tray in the cold— oh, kow raid .'—ice ! Tkefl Ihe lady -we knew she was one by the remark she made—again spoke and sair. • uli, look, Mary, ihat chap with a white bat baa sat down oa vis baudkswckiei to keep trom taking coi.l!" Weroee about a* gracefully as a saw-kors. when Mary said, "Guess 'taint a bandker . tiief, Jane," and Mary was right. It wan t a handaerckief—not a bit of It. .lust then a friend came along, and proffered us his coat tail as a "steadier." We accepted he contin uation ol tiis garment, and np tke river we arent about ten rods, when a sky to ike by the leader.caused us. the wkeel-borse, to scoot off on a tangent, keels np! But the lee very < old ibis season ! We tried II again. A uiide one way—a glide and a half 'he other, when whack came ~.: bump of pkiloprogeiiitlvenesa oa the iee.nnd we saw a million of stars dancing around ns, tike bailei girls at the Bowery Theatre. How ihat shock went through our system, aud np vml down our spinal column. Lightning couldn't have corkscrewed ii down a greased sapling wiih greater speed or more exbilera ii"- elitet. Buardiug-kouse butter nor war ranty deed could have- ruck stronger than .ye did—and a dozen ladies looking at us—and ,mr fissured pants! j -liailo, old c ci;'." sane out that rugged imp again, and we there helpless! Soon wegot up and made another trial, witk better sue* —.— Perhaps w« had skated, in our peculiai ij h», i: e.-.i feet, win n a blundering chap came up behind, and we sat down with our tired bead pillowed in his lap—and be sweat in ai us, when it was all his fault! How cold the ice ares there, too. Every spot wkere we made our debut on tke ice—oh,how cold il was!— Our bear-skin drawers were no protecti >n at it) We tried again, for the papers all say it's fun, and down came onr Bonvtn-Grrecian nose on ihecoldjulep oaieria!, aud the little drops ,f . -on on lvi down our shut bosom, and jm to the cold ica. ii c. mote we tried skating—made Tor tke down and counted damages. Two •hillings in cash thrown a*ay. Seven lateral and one " frouteral" bumps on the ice <» • j immense Assure, In as handsome a pair of I d dollar cassimeres e.sn man ever put bis legs In. Om- rupture in tke kuee, extending to toe bone, Four buttons from <ur vest,a "frag ir,.• 111• a"" watch crystal, and a backache, big enough to divide among the shildit-uol Israel. If yon catch nson the smooth, glassy, chillii , I freezing, treacherous, deceitful, slippery, and •lip-appery ice again, you Tl know it! it any one ever hears of our skating again, tbey will please draw on us at sight, for tbe bivalve* md aec mpauylng documents. I is a bum- , bug. It's a vexation of spirit,ol business,ol flesh, and tearer of irowsers! It's a head- | bumping, hnck-artrtaj, in.-tiiu- I don. and we warn peop/i against skating.— I We tried i:. and sham he able to walk for a mon h. Skating clubs are humbugs,and all j the rascally yoaagstera wish to get ihe ladies ; atit,tkat thet may see—iftkey don't saj "the ; ice is dreadfully cold." It's nothing to ns, I but tke ladies would do well to let skates alone, miles- tkey are younger and more elas tic than we are. Ok! kow cold the ice is—we can feel it yet! Tke following is a sensation story, and we cannot vouch for the truth of ir, as we don't know the author: but we venture to say tkat j such things have been heard of before (in tke life and adventures of Baron Munckaasen:) "It ispist twenty years ago yesterday," said our Barrator,"that a party of us fellers went over to Cakokia Creek on a skating match.— The day was colder than ten icebergs all stuck together, but. the ice was as smooth as glass, and we mads uponrmiadto have a heap ol tun. BUI Berry was be leader of tbe crowd. He was a mil six-footer, full of pluck,and the best skater in all creatiou. Giveßill Berry a good pair of skates, and smooth sailing, and t.e could make the t np to Buffins Bay and back in twenty-four koura, only stopping long enough at Halifax to lake a drink. Well, we >:ot te tin* creek and laetened our skates on: and. alter taking a horn lro:n Joe Turner's flask, started off in good style, Bill Berry in the lead. "As 1 was telliu' ye, it was a dogonned cold day, and so we had to skate fast to keep ike blood up. There were little breath holes iv tbe j ice, and every now and then we would c me near from'into em. My skates got loose,and I stopped to fasten "em. J:.s; as I bad fluisbed buckling theetraj s I heard a noise. 1 looked j up aad saw sometkiug skootißg along on the ict- like ligktnin' it was Bill Berry'sfcead. He had been goiu' v l.ke greased electricity, and before he knew it went iatooaeof tbeiu cussed holes. The force wassogreal as to cut In- bead j off against ike sharp corners of the ice. 'It is ■lay with Bill Betry,'said 1. 'Audall eight, ' said Joe Tamer. Just as ha got these (is out of his month 1 looked a; Bill's In a :, gh had beea goia'oa the ice, and all toooci j ropped into another hole We run toil, j and 1 heard Hill Berry say, for Clod's -.ike. boy*, pull me out !' I looked into the hole, and 'here,as trueaslam asluaer, wasßill Berry, ■ j body, which bad skooted aloug under tbe ice and met the head at the hole in the ice. it was co tbuaderia' cold that tke head had :r,. >fa»i | to the body, and we pulled Bill) oul as j.-o-.<.j- t new. He sell a little numb ai drat: but atie, abating awhile he was as brisk a- the real ol find laughed over the joke. We weui c about dark, ail aatialtod With the - sj»orf. About9o'clock iv the evening, 1 ebody knocked ai my door, and said 1 was ■ed over to Bill Barry's. 1 put ou cj.u and went over. There ii\ l!:.l s mi one jdace and ms head la another.— wife said thai after he came borne lrom . . lug, he s.-w down by the tire to warm him* sell, and whileattempting to blow ins nose,he threw hts head in the tiie-piace ! ! •"The coroner wits called that night, and the j verdict of the jury was. tkat'Bill Barry.caau to his death skating to > feet.' Tui; I'asi Vkah.-A eoatrikutor la ikel Fredericksburg Herald. reaidiag in Km, Oeorge eoaaty, closes a weather raport for i-.\.. as toilow- ; l-.'yihas been remarkable tor its on* snow ia , the winter pi !---!', (only una iack,)oa ike •ji.h.md 2«tkol February,for Its vary kcavi ;-.niis in June ami September; for the hear) tail of • '■.'•< lachas ol raiu In its is: and - J.t quarter; ior it* wet, cold sj.ntig: us dri .;... . August, October, and November; its cold Oc tober and mild November, for tin excellent quality of tke wheat crop aad tke dettcteue, ol tin-corn crop'.ior .■in- assort supply ot ueackes ; unu apples; for ihe general good health of the j State, and tor its large aggregate tall el rata. | Tiik LATk Dish luiAN'.E in Mi.-soiin turns oat a vert small affair, reported on tii» au i tbunty oi the St. Louis Democrat, aotorieua ] for its fertility ot iaveutloa and ex ! iv all matterscalcßktted i. ex.-i:,- prejudices against tkeßoatk. Tategrapktc curraspoadenu ekeuld noteend rejKiiis ol iUcli iiiallers without lustiag their I auihority.—raerfaatea Cearisr, KaIN AJIII S.NOW IN tigOttulA.—There hive beea aapaacadaated heavy Hoods la me streams iv the iipjier poriiou ol OeorgkL The Stale Kaiuoad bridge beyoud Rlaggold haa been washed away, aim the binlgealAlatooua lb much damaged, i'liiu- has Ot-eu a heavy fall ot snow at Atlanta and points above. The Savannah river islaliing. Mr. Wigfall, tbe new Senator from Texas wan hai'dsoineiy enienaiued iv Charleston, 8. C, by the Chamber of Commerce, la : Sat urday evening. LOCAL MATTERS. Ewgsrjr.—Taaterdap morning FpeckbickM. ' RoriKitraoa wa* again before the Mayer, to i answer tbe ckarge of forging tke aameol W.m. (!ai tix to n negotiable note for OBM. dated tbe |f>th of February. M& and imyable four i mon'hsaftpr date, at the Dank ol Virginia. Ro bertson, :ih we have heretofore said, passed thi > note spun his neighbors, Messrs Doggettft aadersoa, receiving in eirkaaay tkoiosiif tketr ekeek terglOU, which be used. Bel .re ih" note mat'ired. Robertson closed business in thi* city,and left for iheWortfcwest Oa reaching i Kansas City be w:i s taken into baslaesaay Mr. George \V. Toler, formerly of Rickmoad; i but. oaring to unexplained causes, dm not suc ceed eery well. During tke M Border Rasasm | War*' i.i KaawasTerritory,Robertson joiaeda pro-slavery party and went out to battle foi the nptits of tlit- Sontk, but found little t.do | when he reached the seal el arar. Beamlaksg in rimr Territory a abort retara ed to Missouri, ami resuming his former em- I I ploy meat, wrote for bis wife and children to come to bun, wiiicti they did, only to lit d thai he had given himself en to dissipation, ami [ was entirely unprepared i<> provide lor ikem. Like a true woman, Mrs. 11. bore her Baafer ings witkonteiwaplalat, uaiil her friends In j Virgii la learned of ker eonditioa, and seat for j j her and her children, aadkad them brought j b;uk. Robertson tken Ikreatened to Hollow heraod-meel the consequence! of hisn.. is l*>- 1 ] fore b a\ lug here, and, true io his p. omises, ie- I luroedkere oa the :91k ot December, helpless and peaaileee. n>i ih»> morning of Mm 9uth I ult.. Mr. boggett met Rekertsoa ia tke sin. t, and before n o'ch ck bad a warraai tesaed for I hi? arrest. Mr. I». was after a? ards appealed to not to prosecute iln- foreeiy : l>:it tbe warrant was then iv the hands of ihe law. and lie I could not withdraw it He said he had BO it. - I sire to persecute ike aecuted, and skoald nev er have sent beyond :li* corporate limits : r him, but, as a good eitiaen, could not see a man guilts of liiirh erirae, for which he bad Red. return I i tli«- city and remain unpunished. j When the ease was called yesterday room ing, Mr Catlin appeared in Court, m.d ben,* sworn, was shows tiie note. At erexamiuii n i", he said that tbe endorsement waan >. made i hv him—thai he had ii it authorised any uue his name and that he bad never seen Ikeaote but once before, and thai was in .;:>• !>aik. where ii had been placed for collection. The prisoner, duriug tke investigation,kad nothing iosay,boi seemed to be entirely in different as to what wa* c. ing on. m.-i u.. ---ei, Marmaduku Jokuson,Esq.,nakeduo •,< - tfone, preferring to make hisdelence tetoi.-a tiifher tribunal—and U.e c;u>e was, therefore, I sen' on to the January term of the liuatings | Court. Tke prisoner kad many warm friends here at one time, and all ol h m now believe ha) his difficulties and tr.,uiiie.s were bn oght • n toy i-x. essive indulgence in strong irink, rath er Lhan by any natural dishonesty,« r willing ueas to take advantage ol others. Tke Attraction* at tk' Theatre.—l he dUaeasol Richmond are never backward l:i generously eucouraging Hr*t-el<tss tkeatneal perform ances, and this accounts for the fall aud fash ionable houses ih.- preseal wsek, wkeu ike weather has beea so severe as r> deier any lov. r I otcomfori from going out ai i ;ul.t under ordi j nary circumsiaucss, Tbe attractions are, 1.1 Ic. '.• .po M eriul io b • resisted. With audi a I charmiug actress and vocalist Miss Ri< b ings, with the sterling merits of Mr. Rickn gs, I aud tbe efficient support of the company, the I Theatre musl proves place of agreeable aud profltaMe resort. The songs from theoperaol doubt.' weresuug by All--* Ricbiugsoul u< -- | day night with a sweetaese tii.it is rarely «v-- i covered in any performer, and uever in aa ordinary one. Tbe pieces to-night are theoDeratlt drama ■ f "The Spirit ot the Rhine and the comedietta I of "The Chaplain ol the Regiment." Itisad visable that persona w io want choice se a shonld secure them this morning*. v."■!•■/.- -Mr. .1. Deßierskt,a photographic I mjniatnre painter, some specimens ol v> b ■ skill were exhibited ai the Mechanics'lns t- j tun- lasi fall, proposes to give a lecture, wit . j illustrations of Russian lite, ior the benetli .■• j the poor of Richmond, lie will accompaii] it v.itli national suns*, costumes. .\c, • i the j peopled Russia, which will make tire occa-1 sioii highly attractive, even II ihe object a not an Inducement for ;i generous con:;;: - tion from our citizens. He offers, moreover, to defray ball the expenses ol hiring the hall and tbe printing. There are many in our i ••■ who lack the common ueot-ssitiee ot life, au I ; we really hope that those who are favored with its comforts will see that the proceeds ot the lecture are large. After tbe preliminaries are arranged, further announcements will be made io the city papers. .1 CoUation.—The members of the Senate and Delegates of the city, by Invitation of ihe lat ter, si the Mall of the Mechanics' institute, aboi i :t o'clock yesterday evening, where :-!l hands proceeded k>discusscertainaubirtantiala .v.d delicacies provided by the members from this city, as a compliment to their associati , and aa earnest ol ibeir welcome to the M> tropolts at the beginning of the new year. A number v' impromptu speeches were made, and toasts drunk. Several bonis were tbue consumed in A stive enjoyment, when tbe large crowd separated. // Is and Toe* me essentia] to tbe aafr'yof all horses and males employed upon ibe streets, at this season oi the year, auti it seems ■ little singular that teamsters do not attend to tin- wants of their animals. Within the past lour days not less than fifty work h >: ea have fallen, in attempting to draw beery loads up the ascent of Main -wee , between 13th and nth, and some ot them have been badly crii» pled. Ownera would consult their own inter i-s; iokeep their horses in tin ir stable*, it roe . i shoes en no! io be had. jTVi. Dock, now that II is -hut vi by Ice, . an] hiiijc but a lively place ol business. \«.> terday tbe tall .-pars and white eaavaa ol the many vessels made thai portion Of the CltJ look gloomy and dreary, but on ge ting aaar enough to bear the tough yarns and bj irtted j .lies of -poor Jack,'' we could s.e thai la storm or In calm, at sea or aabore, be v..t- i ; v*. ,-i> s the same jolly, good-natured, kind hearted fellow—ready to give bis lasi dime to a iriend in need, or a "buucb ol live-' - to a domineering foe Stopper!.— Navigation via tbe "raging •■. nawl" has b en put an end to i r a sense i, thesudden freesingof the "great water Hue ' Persona who usually use tbepacket boats,ai .1 v. bos.- business engagements will admit ol • . delay, are forced 10 patronize ihe difierei t lines ot raiiw%y leading to lurcity. Thee dd ,ias beea very -eie.-e in the cwnutry, ai d m ■-: ill of ihe streams me covered witAaeoai ••: ice. Skatins;, —Yesterday tbe basin was literal I j alive with skaters of all ages and color*, ap parent! 1 enjoying tbe sport 10 iheir hearts' delight, l wards tbe middle ol the daj ihe warm South wind caused the Icetomel 1 i« pidly, and rendered ihe skating MHacwban dangerous, bui no serious accidents occurred, thai wa heard 01. Horn. Wm. 1.. Jmil -n.— The Meads oi iln gentleman, iate LAeui nam Qoeersntp of ihe State, have tendered bim the compliment ol 1 punlic dm iter, pa a lasi tmouial ol their r« gard andarreofaitioaof h t service ia tbehalasel legislation. It willcoaaeofl .-mchi. The .'.'■• it. ra -Tbia new company Is getting along thrivingly under Capt.Cjt. \V. Randolph. Trie latter ajaatlemaa waa sereaaded a few nt-rhts since *.v his command, who proonrad 1.. aarvicea ol SmltftVa band, and gave linu v musical evatloa. •, -The alarm of fire oa Tuesday night last was caused by the accidental bun ingol •. Ihhl in the house oi Mrs. Keshitt, corner ol Koushe.- aad Uary sonet*. Tbe tamttare la the room '-wis da in a > id. ■ nil Urn walls and ituir bsackeaed aad charred, bat ta* toss .*• i n> • senous. Pm v Wat - ■■ .- Operatl n 1 1 tail ■: ■it lobncco mas ■ were brought 1 > ■ ulusa 1 ■ on the Friday before Cnrietmas. Since tfaai time no h bheco i«i* been sold there, ant no . received. Sales will be resumed next Tuesday. lUf Mjtfieat R lertaiamtnt 1u I •■. lean at Me chanics' l.isiitn 1 stall m-raorrou* night prom ises to tie 011*01 great Interest, iaaamuch aa iba pertoiniers are otu own cities us, and ui> apeta bPfa of a club I -tat lashed to proiuo;>. ;'.u iaal . Ik-te. fee Getter*, ia the country, were busy jap*. terday in gathering from the pouts tbe beaati -1 ful crop jusi matured, ami arbleb always proves so great a taxory in warm weaiher.— TtauM who fail to fill taeir houses now, may rind It luce, ary to rely on the North fur tup plies be-real ii, r. jniifiaf Yaabariaaj :■* *dr. I'omu r, au old ' gentleman residing on Church Hill, was walk ' lug down Broad -tieet towards I", th, a lad 1 riding on a small asetadj ran against him :u,d knocked him down, culling ab) I. lehetul and bruising bim badly Ra route /a* W*»h*n*retm, — lion. Ln-wia T. * Wlgfall, the newly elected Senator from the , State of Texas, together with bis family, pa. - - ed through tbia city on Tuesday evenfae*, *m I raadi lor th« Federal Metropolis. i II II l—llll ■ II I- I I II I C'ti-ktn Fir In* — Ilei.f'dii fe Seaman, a aanalap I !n old raga, made'lu* debut ai the Mayors I iJoort yesterday morninp, inamwer itaecharce ■ tif atiaaiptlag w arnnl cbiekeaa that beteaaed I to Bliaabetk ssrwic- BbatdUeit war reedy to I answer, bnt the Complainant not being; pres ent, the Investigation wa<> adjourned uuiilihia I morning. 5 nokinc— One oi the ordimnees of thecilv prohibit!, aegreaa from amobsag pipes or cigar* iv the aapaaaa. Yes-errinv a >er*.uut aapaed I iienry made hia appearance Jo nu-wir for . BBBoklng ;i pipe, and was aehtetaced to the Ia:-h i far fhHlog to ob> y the lav. Jmetii >••-' Pigaiferifi Itraidaathrrnarrrgalrrl j wisdom of tke Suite embodied in tkeOeoetal j Assembly now here, most of the Circuit and District Judges ol tbe State are la the eit*p aft I present, tar tke purpose ni beldlag a speemJ ! aad Supreme (Jon; I ot Appeals, Lni'i C:.- Tke steamer (lien Cove, running regular on Jaaaea I«i\er, and IkeGurtlS "rVek, j now raaakngea the York aad ramaakaj Hi- I m rs, have both been compel lad, beeaasa of the ice, to lie by at Norfolk. thtmmeet.— The train oa 'he Central Railroad I wa- detained till 9o*etoek lust r. is lit, owiug to the condition ol tbe rails, cans d by the recent ! tail ol si ov.' along 'he Iv:.- of ihe read. LoHom4 h\".->tfi. —A small boy, aged six years, 1 leii his home in Hoc-Wens last Monday mora- 1 tag,and waa not found by bis mother uuul I yesterday. r r*i np obi pa pa U'OhU, *f:i>i«v A «»>."•*» PINOLE NUMBER LOTTERIES, GRAND CAPITAL PHIZI-. Sinews: NEARLY ONF. PRIRI .TO KVKRY Nflfl THE.F.XTRAORIiINARY DRAWINGSot Wood, iv.hl a Go hi Nnmbei Lnterieawill j toko place ib public, under the Bup'rintendeeee m •worn Con mi sionera, at Au&Oata Geot ia, aafol lows' Clam No. si drawa Sai onna* Dec -niher 17th, losP Class No no " M Felirutrj ipth IbM | XX I'RAORDINAb ." DRAWING, i.. take pla«e as above ri r.fied I GRANT'CAPITAL PRIZF OF fUNDOO ! I Prise of .'ii'iMi I i rise »f. ■:"* I " of B) IA) iiio " of . . Ll« I 1 0f... . oui«)l'/'> .ii iA* I l 0f... s 80u No ■• ot ..... Mb) I i prises ol *«BB Approximate togMPaH prize are -1ir2.40U iprisraol Mo) ApproJiinotiu*, Ui ru tine Ipnaesel ian Approximating te li.ow PI ' /.e ;it,; ... . . 1,01 I | t prises of .tv \ i po.j, mi.-..:. to 8000 pi lit) ;ire .... I Jr. . • press..! HPApproximatin, to MMWP , rio are si., I SPpria .sol liii Aviproxin.nl. n. te t> PH prise ore _• i»u. I MOO prises of abate .hjo><<hJ MR ;• ;7.es snioaatiaa r * .« 010 •-■ V. hole rickets $•»; Halves 510: 'duartafa a>ft: Xi ;iit;is ttao. PHE ORDINARY DRAWINGS of W< mi, i-,: --■'. ■,v Co.'a Lotteries v»d! take ptoee at An t a I ; i.-i.r..'. i as folios s: Class 62 Draws on Bai k; ixr, December 141 i ; Claas M " " Jaanarj Rh, Mail J ORDINARY DRAWING. To take otane oa aUivs aptlttinOn I GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE OF ?50«» 1 - - *"r*»«tt>| l - 1 i •' '• le.oup 50 Prises c! tuv | i -• •• gtaa ■Mi •• '•.. . I a AFPROXIMA'fI(»N PRIZES. 4 priaes of l*«W Approaitnatia %i ,000 .! 300 Appmmmatini • :■>•■■•' pr;'" ii B . 1.: ' 4 prizes ot SSO App uximating to V)JXK iprises ii B9 Approximating to a.*n«» pi as are. PPJ 4i-::.:-'s of -t" Approximatina to t.i»xi \,r:/.ir 301 1 U'iT.-h of i»' Approxkaattnc to prisa are. •.- M I «prises ol HO AppMxtmatinc to i .'4po prise ore — -— <ii«> j igPUO prises of 4IK ara -.:•>* j P.t-a eriaes,aaaoaa ina;to gxaa.faw 1 ,i .■ ■ c rickett .'!■;... .-s S5; {usrl ..... GRAND EXTRdRb'INAR'Y LIRAWINGR, j 03 TH » ''' - I '■' '•-')-. .'!..■>.%. rr>.. v .-'- i llfl , O.i (l< '•-■} Takes p '■ <• on the Lssl Saturdai iv aaoli uionl >. i Whole Tickets fc» <■■■ rlO, Qu ra ,-o, I blißhths gS.SO. Ia ordering Tieieta urCai ibeates, enehrae • ■. ... .• ..i uui addresa loi \.;:-.' ton with I. •• i 1, ~ •: name the '..'tter> in whicn v.-.i wi nil in | j vested.snd wlietlier jou wiah VVhidas, n . ■ i rsor£irbl h ß on receipt ol whiebwesend : what ii irdered, bj first mail, together with the ! m erne. ; Uninediateli aflerthadraw .::. n Printed draw in . Certified to bj t • Commissioners, arill be I sent, a oh sa Explanation. I aha Pur ■'• mra n ill plaasa write their aiguatorea j ri nn and <i\e the name ol then Post-Ofßee, Conn f and State. I ' All oorumunioation i atrictlj confidential. ff V A! ; 1 <■■:■> ..! -li>») rut iieu-f. paid im-tie- I diatel> sftei the drawing— other Prises at the asual time of forty days. " WOOD. EDDY A Co.. Aoiunta.Ga, j Or WOOD, EDDY A CO., AUonta, Os., a list of the aural era that ate tlruwn front ■ the wheel with the amount of the Prise tlioi one ia entitled to, wi.U be publiahad after c.-er) I drawing io the foftowina papers:— Auansta (Geo.) Conatamtionaliat, Mobile Renter. Nashville G»- I sette, Richmond Dispatch, Paulding <.'»! i.-ta. > Cuv l rion. /-\;i.s. PMNTS, UIMIOtt I.f.AS.S, AM* \J ARTISTS' MATERIAI 3.- rTM BATTI.KR We bays mat completed our Fa! Bt ien ol thi j i above-raentioßad utic es. to suit purchasers 'Ji««. i ! boxes Preach Window Gloss; lUOofeetnf ataieeo. 1 j eaamalled. and colored GlnastXatd Bare Linseed I Oil; PUbsajiuaa Bloilad Linseed Oil; t.OUU fa '."ci" i V-irii abea .'i ever* desi ription; I nllons.Spir ! its of Turpentine: ftOO allons Hoehioa Oil; tftUN Wis White Lead Ameriosn and I.a.i.«n; < wwlha Zinc in Oil. American and French; 30 libla. C«n>o era' Glue vnruaia erodes; M bbla Venetian ked. a»bbla. Kalaoimaej mbbia Paria White. Mj 11 li Mineral Paint '•'•■ isolate -uif' alate q ■ I'u addil on to thin wa •• ' ihn ttftntam of x. h '- |~ purchasers and ,tli—toom I r»e assorteiPal • •:' Biususb, oi even description; Co lot a ." vi.d I rusts' Mote rials -i ever a*escria*inns Wa ', it aJ Instr . ■ sni -. ,• aw in I tper: Aa*erk-a« 0 [ish ' d ! b ■■< Drawia a; renoila, r"n j Mid German: Lnokim ijlastr Plates; Picture Frame . aad 'idt Mould n a WAI 3ATTLER k CO. j i "• it vi INDi <i. .»t V* -To tisTi Si I elnaed not i«.expe-»at.on «.f bavm the en •< t .. I ad d-.-v.ri durii r;anu («'h*rtboa ni.eiiie poda rr moved o-sod o' onc'ion. 1 wil ••■.in tbia fine .ii i ti . stock pt n'r 1 •■ j price* nottakm lbs coat ol r-*otmnn) -irti ■•> I :-i. iHiedand "JbWb ••■!.■•! i<• • ma: r % a*ta i I asta t.. book and I■. •■, I • »•••*■ ■• iwein i at X '■•.•■• lcr.es; .'<■'■' in< r< G I»: ■'■' ' : ... •!-: r ■ latana s"in- n* low oa Is., rto; Phirt '■<■ —a i; rbitdrea'i kikl L Ui s i i Uei rh rta (00 Ho | «kil -: rMael H Ik-; H lir \. ta; I rea. i id il ak I Pria no: *: Fn.h mdeied Hekfti -•■ l**?ieta ; !• n. Idy Bands at la eta Tee ;.-.i- B.nei Be sod and I .io- Iviioa wi; find El to th« r mti rest to call nii-t ii n*e selection I VOTII I .--'llle Urnle-v; ...-il be leSVB ).. iii j form the tteaM o Bieiim*4id, hai tne\ ha c thiadtj. peaeda WHOI '.s.>!.i-. GROCFRY in<! PROVIRION STORK, on 19tfa « re.t |Wa uses Bona' ■ Idasood. and aoa a .. pari - Mbhds. new Baltimort MA vis Phbda new bWtimore BRr'AST BACON in i. da. Wastem and Baltitni n-.-.^i.-. 75 ke.» <• lone Goshen ialadea BUTTER. ! M bhia! and ke i No t LARD. Kboxessurenoi *aoi LD CANDLI -'. M hexes ti AD.■■■ ■ml ■ c th i Aad a fine stock of WINES and LIQI '•)»*••. We.."'. : the shove on -.4 rßa-Minrli.e ~ BM I I taex can be bad ia tuiacitjf. '/'IIOHr: r AMI LI (iKOilKll*. ; ( ~ c I 1M .ior.'. mid e>i ■■ t ■•• ihe ••- -' ■■;■■ ii•. », the follow in, GOOP* Ii •' ■■•• - u«». \.. : : rMTodd lextrasutar eiirsd Bamat N.. l \ „ke ipl, iri-it.,: , ii.d it •• i»ai.p<»wder t'eaa.si in ■-.. qua tie from ■■-«' to ■* 1,60 per Iti Ms .. i : •„ i.,.«- A..!'.ui .!:•!-. M-eini spu'l'm. ow :f:i ~-j..,, arnsueut Java La v. : . i l Ware: rftunWsi •>:•-; *' tche»; Powder a d I Cotton '••- .»n<t I'.u.) i.e. mi-b's. a---, i,• . ! >~.,..; I', , k.,-»« Kll . .rd l\!r, :-.xil • 1., .. •«». aupertor itualtti; Ri liojs, , aba 'i ,i as; ' - ■•! I' »rj and >' i»i ; , Che. -.• aim lb .. sonst mtij on hand s abmca artuna of Bwttei tnd Rnckwaa it. All Goods delivered ia an} part nftuaerty fraau I ehar?c I, f. CHANDtKR. -No. |ij ;•' mkha s. reel. Old .Market. ! 'JMtTi Pitfof'aoßUiiratedCOCGH Kii.l KR ii a joa desire i apaedy and eaVetnol ,nre i » jr. :on. C.m-:i>. Iteeeseaswa, .vc H rep a Pto Boatloadb) hundreds, who have baataeKtad fo ne tot;-* it. to to deeidedt* beat frepurattt-a 1 ••; its mad now ra ir»--. Prioe,X oeau\aai i>oitie. I'u-11 ea oui) b» K. I Plt*f)T, Corner Miiu au.i I7ti. sir.•;■:*. ! SIT. MHHII t> HlLtlort-A. ANTON: j ; *' bays now ihe laraeat and Ibp hues: aa»iirtin«ai | of OooiSQlionarv emr. rttfreit tothmcito st reduced I prices. Also, alar?* a:ot«k of Ftm will Pa ANDREW AN PyJti. Main at roe*. i i?» i.kvtmim; oimu, i uiiiiittxi E# CHKAi', KVFRYTHING HKMIUABI.K Ko. eut'jt v.c v , cm !»■ ie.t .mcd *» l'.o Mo'.n 'U I for cash A erawdea* liaarda wh.ch inuat be sola, I are row otfersd oa toed t«r. • f VPMAN R 111 LL. i IV' WAIJLACIC'a ji^rTiaja Dew \Vinal*«..lo/ ."•palely Wd. WALLACE *>IW. 9}**mym*WmM 181 II |]_j ■tSjBBBBBBBBaBII _■ IIBBB,SBBBBB_ 'rtHjifa «i.v /i ~' >. . laaaasa, l :nae.-»...n. tea; 1 ■snare. I » ■•*»»* at Jt a., do 0.7s I ..da....2Bsr,ntii» 'i« 10.„•....d0 I.«i| 1.. do. .j. <ta ... t>;.9 1...,d0.. «... On .... Qi{| no. .« . 50... ive 1. . Jo. U. .do SJPiI U0,..J . *~« ■ft. Advert iaeai en* b pubm-aed »nul ferlma, will teentrped £0 rents ret »<«usre of »i«bt liapa f •■' tarn, P.rst insertion, .in' l 2» cent» for saca coatgieaace. SPECIAL WOTICEH. a ti.il (.rand Virginia Diaroeerv ••.'ome four months a»nc?. nm narsilent tewnamai.. N'fi!tMi i:7K»nt, u.fnri.isd va that lis u-.J p'i»pi»r*,i i,„, r restorer w.tli which b*> w-a sa Mnsaeßtinsnpoa bisowuhead. whose top wsasn trrslj bvd. w e « aw but anion the place an bald i.,„ r aVUltba aine* a tins crop of Lair linn aprunr up with a vmorooa «mwth Mo convinced i« «r. r.rni, i ol th* Tlri-ar* si his da r.c-rv lhat he ha.« n.m.,1 ,t "THE IN r A1.1.l B!,E VlßislMn m AiK |; KSTOI ER." «r. X.is li-. into M» **»*««,-, ot as rhieh Kdestmsitu. provee*aaai*Ve id ...i, ■ lid paied lrtsnds.-.iVem Mitkmtmd r. Dee nth. 1C.9. imous nrt'-lo eaa n .w m ~,,i 4 tin prm ■irctats. Those pc wnx *i,., aspire s hue hsir.tv.enr,;> tones Ike —it ■ rat iqspori 1 inted directionson tbebottl*. 1 ~.,,,„ who .1 1 ip .is ci it, nrlii-a;-, c.n h*v» uern r*. 11 nsbnn tune. l>t usinc the V|Ri,|\ia tKKTORFR INi-AU.IBLE. previa* laAt it wall that it ia.!nine.) te te. Vfholseala elegit lor ordsrs. i 59 Ma.n at. R. K/KKIKI.. Ricaaeaa, rte*. la, Mak, I.N. KzKKIEI., take oathuatha Hoy Bible. tli.it 1 have beea t'*"d for the post 12 -.aara mid heva restored an bair bt using EZF.KIEL 9 VIR nI.MA HAIR RrSroUE'.\ .V»!iiT.: I t-'rvKW . Thisaagawera tabefcra me, bj Napr.t*ii Fas tie!. Jos. MaYo, delft—lmhewS* Mayor of Richmond. _~ ■ — 6\_i;oo,i ieeice »'■erth Following.— To sn.<-ti of our fellow bsinri th t are sll tf- ri •»? from n der-m eni<»ni ol tlif> t*i »»tive B***teni. w* ad''ias 1 c ms ol that «.n liti loi medicine BAKr'R'B PREMIUM l!rrri:.'S Msrlj have filled to lad relief we ■ other medietas*, hut ft mim-hiv. rt-.-e t>vk. 11 '■ I sdrine' >v' wade use of'ha • Bitters*'hsve found -r-»t mid pc in men' relief. B,;i tad do kewise "•« *i.c advira. and in this iaataeee will »:i .»• the in»n of All 'hit are aflliotej With Dv *t. epai*, re N.-rc u« Hendv be, l.ivnr Complaint 4i*eaeea from mai«s*Uoa. ».i u'd - oi BAKER'S B.TTERS. .1 thej desire rt iiel. <.ir<f». l"o lie h'd <d'ai. tf.e prm.-irvi 't m«.» in this eit) and elsewhere it Vir ■ ■-. \ Orders •romptl*' ailed h> "ddrasaiai K. U.vKKH Pruprietne. ue P>'«M R:« iimoial, \ a. HE*. IHiii- i* nothing •• aratif«laals> the lIJSI Ni' A- rO HAvTf THEN! !\\OWTHaT THI V .XR'-' N"1 - t'OH'i'il'fl-'.V _\\« would r« --c oiuii-eiid m. snsmbeia of ike La islstsra ami ■then w Mo,, -i. purpose uniai H t..e to sasathp •1 1 ill IS. o e>»l' ir th" I'h't.i rn.ioe nod r irje ir' ,«,le of G W. Mi.VMf* r».,d s. cur. .me ..i his ■ ■ atifulh erecvte.l I.Ig>:NES«EB. and I r-e i itbteed in a Qejii I. eket. BVenataia. NeaaHsaa, Km". Cose or Frame, nil <if wiiicn be h>ts a bss/i •: r .d naaortnjenl if hia '.AUiRV. 2:7 .M..>.*l sTRkKT. wo memento eeuM be asora mt spaa hap. atSt* is *> Bte*Jee«« hn. m patekased Iba intereatof , •,,. partner V, Powell 1 iiha'leoi rfnds 'he H')I'SK l'Al\T \i{ iiLA3t.lt*<i lUSUIBfkB n all 'i.-tlir-m li.-.< m tie .-'m| .1.1. '.'-' II • *!i ■n-.a it tie in'r • c so liberal!} ex .ended to the late firm. I sol <-it >» itivawaeeef th aame leokloter.H aoTnirof HaekandJtta re's ROBfcRT GARTIIRfeHT. de !2 2m »v BaafjJirH Vllt .IMA HAIR RE9TOBBS. TXFAT.LTAELK p. ice «1 rer t>o*tle To he hu! of sev of the drur isuinthia mo, Wholasala depot I'm oiitnra.flP Wain ■« am prepared mfneaioh the tr-uie ii tV>> aanal lisei unt 'irtUrw Bnnnpth attend oin deV.'-ln. It '.Zi K'l"'..i'.9 Van »t. sric Acne nnd t>vr. DEBILITY OF CHFgT AM) f.IMlk,. STILL ANOTHER rrntr KVKRI DAY WK HRAROK THKWOXUKR FUL MI.Ki 1- OF H I ."< /' TO .'.■ T : - v r " r; k. H\t cda. SUddleseafl •.. v«..f A'U ,ll!«t ii, ISC'J. \ l/r« T> . ~'t,rlnr 1 if ,1,!)'" t ; i7entlsiiteni [tlsv th onaflefted pleasure I bear tea tin 0,1 to the r, , t 11 crd ot wmi- HA.VPi'ON'S i'i."»'w .. ''■•' '• 1 sai '..-11 apnna vii»h the id level artdoebi'itjr of rkrat aMItaM 1 irioiia medicines but Nwmtae miist: but os Ifc'iu* advised b> a lriend to ttj »our Tinciurn, I ii o. 1 . -nl -i"i now enintint; rxeettsei healtti. i ivinc 'HKen ealj one l> tim •' darneali litem" lotco übs taunts lest suits >na, Vers tiul) and re *ctialt) fonts, :•'. Aaiataoa Call -'ml set paanablets and Bsecu/esol Ceagha Ri eioii itisic, Scrouits, etc. Asa restore five aad iter it has '•" a hi hi* reaiimaiaeaVd tin nil reds ». I (est if) ■ 1 teres on t .se,\ea sr.il iVienits. aftei 1 i»i lercures hi • • ;'.ii''i'. KKVAL'fI ANh L'HIT.DMKN.-Tbhl TIWC- I'L'RKs 1 iotuniagrsni atadteiae lor all abeir diseases. "••'! nni ,«t pan rhleta -r.t y.-.,. rare*. -.'.-. ITKOKLI., i.m l» .': co. RieaajMMsd; n; Or. CO IKE, Freik-rickahiir* :b* fill 'ne i>rn* .' ,i n P«tersbai :In MORTIMhg m gfOW BRAV, Baititaorat and bj Uraahm la Imd .-imp tempers over>where. ;. v-'. uottie;sia l>ot?|fß, -5. sea-dftewki <\'r,;,t Virginia Iti.itedv, n.'»d na " ri ITER! ' INFALLIHI.E RtMJLDY r",: UOXtIRRHOriA AM' ALL SECRET DIS EASES.—Tbrs (real \marreaii reaaady, emrtaia lii.. Mereuriai or Bolsomia proparUee, excels hinn , ceo.l i.re offered tbepeUicia Usj :u • c. rea*omtire, and reßOTafrnp pow-.r),; nn.t inedicaJ eorWars asUmwiisd wapa taad that ibove re :..*.!) will cure tba ibovi Jiarsinp. and banded when thsj have ocalai *<>! ihe foots. But the peopnetoe, wa.» .14 I the remedy n.r twent> odd )e;ir*, hta . 01 a ease • ; iwi fj >.••::» staauini to t« ired to par feel heelta. '.nd allatkai roaaa of ci doratioa to \<c i< f.rsd, without a sum ta ption, antl therefore chaltenusa ;i!i_. oase «f iMThota which*hs remedy aillaetoaww. pro .! the aireei 1 »na a ra sari ied pat with Bragaaca ha part ol* the patient; mdanj one pure haaiag aaozea bottles, and usin*. n.-e..i-d'n,l>, in hie c oeaa, he paaraatees a partes! aaaet aad ia of f.'.iiure, trill furniah radittonal madicine a ot ehnrse, to uoaaplamtke cure. threagN ma it.;; mid h cine woi Iw etfeeted withantliatoa anoe to the 1 tisnt. '"* AfpFKs<»», m PFFUY, piaaguna, Axents lor aba eitj o>\ Kiehmoud. su3—ttui* No. an. suoad street. ■*. (ireut Uiiii.nii> FOR CASH.AT iPJtRKINrt A CO.'S. No HI, E .: 1 Maat. -HR'i IV . H-i'.-v ai pa. ' • .it 6>t. •i ISeeata ever, nhthere.ati*NMiM Cold PHINTf si 6la neatß 1 i.i .'i; t ,-.-;c in i'RiTNTS.st 11 oai>ta NflAßand BKf.AltrF.tl ai its eta '•r.l.Ai .*> r..s u-iii, r.l* .*.. ft)! bi*, •'a ,KH ot. ,he it 1 -ii.X ROBFS,ai 4 -4 eortli *«f. Eel. as <<Mi na A las and or'a a? 7hc\.h ■ iohed SHEKT >liH •! "13( 's. II rtlflNrl * I*o . Na hi Ra c Hasave, ihernn '> nre- 111. IT 1 RKb AI. L P A t.N. .--.» preps■• •-.>•• >t aaad Interna*!*, and Ii ..-U' as HI- Me.A ' ■■' ;'■ nd BR FIJI'S OH 11 BLAINi, MOMRUS, X/ Rai in. •i.t.N .Si '..St : ■:! ;;t.-», Ia CHO' i HA, ht- I.IMkMi PAI> l> i'Hr s,j - STOMACH. PAIV ii thi BRFA*- t OAT rHOJ-TI" i> FVF3 111 '«•( X i AI.N n tlje I.oV l.*i ie TONIC.It ia vet> be I,eHe ■ .. Urn th < h or howeta o- y>. Be 4 w an i*rue ;hin< ::.!. l'e,ters:io* and .N0i1... the State. 10 11 Urn ll,>nO iter'* aHMeee baera rata rrt l on. ••111 uniß 11.in .in . i-t-.-. 1.;1 ■■ pla th- Fame. As imiu •'■'• •■ . [.in i!«<-i!HH FlatetPß*-* i.r-i , .ii,. . . Ciis.lc'.oi'' ltc.llll.it ■> -i. f •■■ l.< .1 ie .. MBSSoI ns, re..' et'e. ''• re c. f• Ul 1, ir )•••• h> oiirn !.< I>.pr.» 1* not.in/ piij... He«n r<>» iik* ebjjrkUW »iitc'»d when vsiti this vahiabU* apecitip , Ire !a sure and ruor.>n« ii tron ur-on t die niM'h 'nil 1 * • of iha eittus .......'•' ree. run >i dit •■» all plns»«» of lit. At! th-t Wliiv n -pe,s:;r. m<• n .■,.'.<■ '.'■ •■! it* health) tortects. is hi pur ,. ~..,. ;.e ooai in...!. a * ana denier? eneril'*. *v««r» --•!e ft- lin -> mi.l BladaPrl aanal a lata Tha most impoitMif linr-overt. I'm K;i ( iev, •plaints Ire «.. 1 ibstructuias, Leasee astea, Sexn.il Wenkaaaaea. i'aoaieal and Dsbibti ..faiths* saa, is liAR f*» bTchc compoi nd. hoiiave iie*r> iinn'.io'o w*!W, n».e».<>n <i hj IkaHrOVarlal COMPOCNO. it is .t Chciuißt and 1* prueouaeatj te n.«.di »h.,s» who h tve naad it. to be ame heat iMFOUM) in the s.iiii I alia fa til am utt'.e*4ocents. » lrf.ii auppl> luat re dUKR ft WIN MTt• fl. Drw k * (*u, •* .-.. aVeaa, Rieon oud. rkeal leechr»*!t — 1 v.,-*d In *rt~ii-a' Fipr».-,-< a 'ol of Dir«H '.' 1 i REM, the vc, hß»t. asdj I- nci will. applied«| uatka uuti raa l»s j'ptNliand LKECHINH pnunp'N at i c •,■ x c i..'!i..i at •».': houra.,. the.':t» at ui-eVrthß rtn.en • • • oa H»h street.' awlut null !•; oi l.«i-hand liith »ire«o», R.C. HOBSON. f 1 -uttiHa.'-TO THK v'tTlßk'N't AND KS ViMTINU THE Cii V.-'Oou your Hair cut ia tie l«i*»« and most • io 1 winrld sdviow »on tareollaa Ht»B- B iitti. Culltß*. "hIVOW. i Rooms, under >.us liotal. n Itth street. , iniKtMic.n sis» c-*a ast their ahiaksrs ha viutajic! from I,» at, or »rep. ta mlv! Ulsvaoi Wowo uo..<r. i-V tiefue.tiade '«»•»«***',*t>at.-Tbas» ia WoMef sore U ROC ND ** «OJ#W con,;.mud-.»•. oltfem «uou. FUK*«U,at tps Drag and "ii^.the.-ir» Slora ol ae-Vi-m Fraus'tn Btraat. pjra, • rrataliae jelly t*.nj+ auaVwitkopi itm, aawata-t (be Belrsad Mafj ae. fee KJNO, w o.\sJPve% M A*»t»ev..>»iiafeua»iat. Market ftace, Fmaiha asragfa '. 1
ftit|»mou.li fisftaitfr. TIIURSIMaT MOBNINCr JAN. \ feoo j Pact aanlnat Onsen. ta the Hew York /fern/* of the Ist, among much agreeable reading rtrfor»o» to the day, j we find the following :....•' --•To-dap. 4p tke toinrirtenrr c K f Cy urentiiJ'"'- ; dte birtb day of AimoDomiaiWht fMto ui*> n ', hoU first day at the weak m whirr, tawifevfeerreae from the prava and trumphed over daata. Ny an tradition the omea ia a moat happ* one. An old b5».-hbauad.a,«ot the i<» "^L O "X™ZiVe and whose precedin* Chnstrnes tails, of Bourse, i "* * 'nVhnt day that Chri.W was borne If ah en a Bandar* h■m ~ That w 5 ntsr shall B ,!*'*' But arete ajeaea alolt snail be. Tne a-iniineraliaii Its ta>reand rlr*s. B. In nd* »race. wrtbooten lease. i Tktew vii lands skmtt ft/ />«-nr.-. ! Waal clnide tins «la> Imrne lie. A arete lord si.aii he tic.' "If reliance is to t>e placed on the nalioi/nd line I of the»e atausas then eioakers arul predictors ol asjf and pealilcnee hod aa web eloae tiie.r dofetal tni.itli» »t nac«; tor Aeons' the twelve •araiog Boonthaof tins fortunate >e»i tbecntasol the Tain pie of Joniia m»l t«- .loaed. Prases Will n"i in vads BiiUm. ths Cmneas sriil not rush on eeatroc lion; lost, set least, the opposing forces ot tie* com mon American hrotli«rho ><1 ol the Nortn aad ."-..uin will be reatroined ru, patter euunepts atni purer m mves. and noi imbrue Uie.r bayoeetß ta sees other's blood s,, in >te it hs. an J the year of out | iiOrdone thousand ei.ht hundred and iixtj will ( mooed prove a ' llapp) New Veur ftll the world over." With all our hearts we say amen Io the j plration with which the above paragraph j Closes. With regard to the prediction italuized j in the verses «■ noted, it may be necessary to j examine into it, and see whether It has ever | failed heretofore, as. if it shall have done so, we may not be»disposed perhaps to put rape great faith in it. Lot us bring the period lying between 17*1 and tola, the most remarkable in modern history, into court, aad see wnat it j has to say fir lU-e it The year 17-1 began on a Sunday, if v,e hate made our calculation* right. It commenced in this country, by the revolt of the I'emisyl vatiia Line. About the m. idle of the llrst mouth of the year, Cokxwa!.j.is prepared to advance into Norili Ciroima. His first step j was to detach Lieutenant-Colonel Taklton In pursuit of Mokoa.n, who was operatiag on his left Hank in a manner that rendered his advance dangerous. laisliiin louud tne old wagoner at the Oowpsas, rolled up like a hedge-hog, bristling for tight, aadjpattkeking him, got his legion almost annihilated ior his paius. We next hear of Cok.nwali.is attempt ing to cut Mom.AX otr, and prevent his jutic- I tion with Gkkk.nb, and to that end pursuing ■ the latter through the cold rainy dismal mouth j of February, even into Virginia, •.fortnight \ elapse*, and Ijkiskns recruited, revived, and I anxious for a fight, is again in North t.'aro- I liua. Couawalli* comes forward to meet | the bold challenger; a desperate battle en papar. at Guiltord Uourt-House—the American.- j are compelled to retreat—they do so, in good order— rally nine miies fr *:n the held of bat- j tie—come forward again and offer battle—find '■ that Cobswalmh already has enough of it— • pursue him as lie retreats—are prevented lrom attacking him by his breaking d >wa a bridge over the Yadkin—leave him io pursue his I march in retreat for two hundred miles, with i nearly a fourth of his ana*** wounded —turn oil to their right, aad go straight into S mth Caro lina, whi.a OosutWAJULU had boasted, not twelve mouths before, in his, letters to Lord Okobok Gkrmain, that he had subdued so completely as to have no fear of its ever re volting again. Gukknk laid siege to Camden, was worsted by the British ia a rally, drew off hU forces, engaged in tbe siege oi Ninety- Six, was repulsed, retired be the high hills of Santee, pursued the retreating British to the Eutaw Springs, fought a desperate battle there, pursued them to Charleston, shut them np there, and cb ared the whole open countiy of them. This was the year in which BiaBIOP performed ihe greater part of bis marvelous exploits. In the aaaaatima Ooftawatxis over ran and plundered the greater part of lower Virginia, shut himself up in Torktown,aad was tbere beofeosdand captured by the com bined forces under WASUiM.iusa'iii Boca AM putt. So much for America. laEaropa.the siege of Gibraltar was in active progress, and England, France, Holland and Spain were er.. gaged in a general war. We rather think ii omen missed fire that year. The next year thai opened on a Sunday w.ts 17»7. Except a sanguinary war la g*osjr*esa between Catiieiiimc 11. mid the Turks, tirs year sei-raed to answer the prediction. There was ao other ol the Basse sort until 17SP-'. That wa-s tue year thai Uonai'.vute in vaded Egypt, ami eauptfsd in a saaifr/ui 11 nj struggle with the **[awp»tlnkr>i The battle of the Nile was fought that year, and Austria re commencing the war the wli >le coatinefit was Cor.yuised from Naples to Si. Petarasswg.— There again the prediction failed, During the year i~.it, which is the neat be ginning wi.h a Sunday. Bav"Ous*J was er-wiled Bmpstltr of the French. There was no great battle that year, but ail Europe was in arms, aud Frauce and Eagiaad engaged in a deadly struggle. It was the era ol the Hou logue Hot ilia. England expected every mo ment to be invaded, aud had., besides her regu lar troops, i.JU.oini miliiia umber arms. That year did not answer ihe prophecy. The next year was kSOsV 11 opened with the retreat of Sir JtofU Moor a and the battle of | Corunna. The siege ot S.tragoasa followed immediately atter. Tuat event was quickly succeeded by the lauding of the. British army under Sir Ainitii: Watxasurr, aad the cap bam of Oporto. Tlieu loliowed the prat be.ween Austria and France, one of ibe bloodiest ot that ternbleera. Baroußon took the tfeld jii person, gained livi. great pttehed battles in as many days in Bavaria, captured Vienna, crossed tbe liaue.be, fought the bloody battle of Kssliug. recro»sed into the Island of Gobau. crossed back and fought the tremen dous battle of Wagr.ini. In ihe meantime WrtM.icsi.fcY invaded Bpata, fought ihe tdoouy but indecisive bottle oi Talaveru. and return ed ',o Portugal. War raged during ihe greater p*rt of this year in a large pot tion ot Euro)*-: in Germany, iv Poland, iv Italy, in Spain, and in Turkey. The next year of the character designated was ISIS. It opened with the'battle of New Orleans, *th January, (fought on Sunday .1 la Jane, Navojjpon, having returned from Elba aud i..*»iiiu,e<l !u-- throne, invaded lielgiu m, at tacked and defeated the Prussian army under BMCIIKU, advanced against ihe Duke 0 f YVkl- VI.NOTON, and anta defeated by the combined forces of England, Prussia Holland, Hano yer. Saxony, Braaawick, Nassau and iielgium, at Waterloo, (fougtii also OB Suuday.a Eleven hundred thousand men invaded I Vance iv Consequence of this victory. We hardly think our readers aril 1 find any thing iv the auove colleCtlou and 1 SI IB HU till HO offac.s wiih omens, tosireugiheu their conll deuce iv the laller. All we can i'lo is Ui hope that the prediction may inn pro*, o :i» OaAsa this year as it has proved in dates apsa*, ■ The *"l»>.liiiisut. We have already aaaounced Hie arrival of the statue of QaXMUra Waso:', which has not yet, however, beeu placed apoa its pe.fe.sial. It still lies 111 iv plunk Collin near th*. base of JerrauaoN'M m mumeiit, waiting a gioiu.u* resurrection. Ii i» said to b«> one of the tinesi works of the late lamented Ckaw'okd. In deed, there aie .hose iv Home who -ay, that of bis Vtrguiia productions the Mason ia the bt-Bt. We hear the Nkl**oN and Lew.s of Idr. Ro oaua ttiedUtmg'.iislied sculptorentrust.d with tbe compleuon of Cuawronti**) worn, highly spoken ot. life said that the statue ol 1 <BWIS Is greatly admired at Boma, The grand, bero.c character of ihe mcitmaiu warrior, has been Clearly comprehended by Mr. Kix.tus, and ill.* Illustrious part he in opening the ball of the revolutionary struggle. The sculptt>r is said to have thrown all the energies of his flue genius upon the embodiment of the lanum* Highland Chieliaiu ol Virginia. Hampden Sidney Magazine. The December number of ilua spirited Mag- I atdne has come to baud, aud contaius its usual supply of spicy articles. It is couduc . d by 1 editors appointed by tbe literary sicieiie* of ■ the venerableiuatitutiou of Hampden Sidney. Tbe periodical is handsomely published at ihe Kapress Office, Petersburg. j N«w JlßKae -Tba Lynchburg Bepublioau j ■cea the year in au enlarged form and } pograpblcal SI4H. j Accumalatlea ot Dead Letter*. The report of the Poattnaater doneral atnte*. j that the whole number of **dead letters'' for J the feat year, i* Iwoaad a half million*, an enormous amount, greater by almost half a j million than that of the English dead letter j office tn IM*, Misdirection, or illegible dir«-c- j Hon, the number of nost-ofllces having similar j inline*-,and the migratory habits of the people, j tire mentioned among the causes of letters not j reaching theirdestination. Of the many letter- | restored to tbe whits during the y«.".r, it ap- J pears that sixty per cent of them were miedi reaped, held for postage, or addressed to tran- j • lent aanima. and of fetters containing valua- I ble enclosures other than money, eighty per | cent, became '-dead" from the same causes.— j The whole number of registered money letters j sent to the dead olltce, a**M '.<..•."•, *t which -..V. I j were anbMHiuently delivered to the owner-.— The whole arrtouut of money received WM ■ -?t.">.:i-; am unit retur;.*ed io owners, *II.I'-l. j The amount ol euclo*».ire** ether thau money, j saeltaa billsof excliaage,drafts.«Vr.,:\m.«iiiitcd M upwards of WTO aad a half million" Of dol- j lnr«. The New York aPsraM aaya that, aa the law | bow stecda, there hi no ra*a*elaioa mad.- for the restoration ot dead letter.- no' containing •. money or valuable enclosures, tbOßgh -uch i letters may be ot the atmeat importance, pad involving, by their failure to reach their d.-siinaiiou or to come lack to the j writers, thousand* ol dollars ot lots or con- j ahsPtallOnP mom weighty than money. Tue ; i Poataaaater hat suggestions to make to Con- j s-resa wln-reLy tins defect maw be remedied In j I tuture. In England all eii-ili letters are re | turned, if the writers can J>e found. I'y a > I i*aili:tineiitai> return it appears thai in I""" ! there were in the English Dead Letter Office ! 1 upwards of two millions of letters—*2,o*J4,o37— ! which could not be deliver- al. Ot theae, ), --; 100,791, or nearly two-third-:, were afterwards j 1 returtied to the writers. Of the whole, 'j.',,(ioii j letters eoatafaed money and other property aietmaMng to about «1,70t»,<"*, ail oi which, j I except tBUjiJOa, had beea restored. By another : Parliamentary return it appears that the Whole number of letters delivered in the i ; United Kingdom in the same year was 504,- i 4'Jl,inni, ot which 110,000,000 were delivered in j England and Wales. The proforlioß of dead : tetters, therefore, is about one to every 206, The Military krderal Virginia Youth. Tbe public excitement occasioned by recent j event*threatening thepea.eeof the State, and demanding preparatlea fordefeace la any cxi- ] gene*' watch may come of the hostile demon strations of Northern uviaticism and "politi cal spiritualism,'" has Mad its effect as- well upon the youth as upon the adult citizens of the Commonwealth. Tin- was strikingly ex hibited tn the gallant aad patriotic conduct of the Cadets of the Virginia Military Academy. The same spirit is prevalent among the youth Ea every section ol Virginia Io this city, the "Guard i,r tk'- Metropolis," a corps of boys, which was distinguished here some iwo or three years since for itaadmirable discipline having been most carefully drilled by Cap!. Dikhoos—ia revi*redi and reorganised, and will probably appear uniformed on the 22d | February. It was formerly :■ mucb petted ! e.jrns of little fellows, and was the pride of ; the city. Its aatmberu ire now "boys of a I larger growth, '♦—almost men—indeed, men in soul and apatrlt—and we venture to predict that they will make a display of which any ' city or eoaatpy might be proud. They meet i to-night at -Mechanics' Institute to corapleie i arnit'.geiiie.'its prior ie< the commissioning cf its ofilee.rs (which we team Will certainly be ! I'.Diie,) and uaiformiag for their appearance In line, it nr, understood they will be designated Iby a letter— probably J—and take position in i tbe First Regiment under Its rules and regu ; la!ions. The Bed Men. In the prevailing rage lor black, very little attention is paid to the red men. There was a time when tbe red gtmtry attracted universal notice, forced themselves upon public notice i everywhere, and caused vastly more trouble j and apprehension titan their black brethren. — [ They never had any sympathizers, however j either North or South : their hand was against I every man, and every man's band against j them. It was found impossible to make them I staves or to make them civilized; theoalj al : tentative waa t.> kill them. They resisted this I process to the lest of tht-ir ability: but they I i ... ■ have vanished like a thunder cloud iv the West, muttering aad dashing as ;l goes, but I diminishing in sine every moment, and des ' lined, soon to disappear forever, j The Secretary of the Interior states in lus ! report that tbe Indians cost tbe United States i a little over three millions of dollars per aa | num. nut our liabilities to the tribes amount to twenty-One aad. a half million;. Tbe ln j diaiis iv California give a great deal of trouble. j and it is recommended that the number of i suo-ripeiicie- shall be increased and the State : divfc'acd into two Indian districts. The great j majority ol the tribes are said to be on the j decline, and It is believed that unless the new j policy of giving them land instead of money j works a change In their habits, the race will ■qoa become entirely extinct. Tlie Virginia and Liverpool Line. I Sahacribera to the liueof ships hetween this j port and Liverpool, will notice that the ad- I joaraed meeting will be held to-day, at IS I o'clock, at the office of the Merchants' Insur- I anceCompany. A fall meeting is desired.— I Let all the subscribers, and others who may I wish u> aid ia this important enterprise,be ! iivahos to Qrt»v. Wisa.—According to a j correspondent ot the Enquirtr, Gov. Wise was I made the recipient of an enthusiastic ovation I p ! in the town ot Hampton, while on hi.-, recent I trip to Accomac. lie was welcomed by the I Wythe Rilles and a crowd of citizens, aad ! escorted to the steps of the hotel, where he made a brief speech, lie wa- heartily cheered, and as his stay was short, the soldiers and others accompanied him to tin* Eastern Shore. As the steamer passed Old Point a salute was j tired by older of the commandant ot that post. I The band of the garrison and seme of tbe odi j aerejoiaad the party on the boat, and all had j a merry time until they reached the tj-over- I nor"s old home. There he made another short j address, to which Oapt. Willis, of the Bijtee, j responded. AIMIUII'KI VI 'ion lilt; THE Mltldi AI. Sttj dkm's.—The City Council of August:!, Ga.. recently appropriated tpl,oUu Sor me pdrpoaeof aiding those Southern medical atndents in i t'luiii... ijiiiiii who might have been deterred ' Horn comlag away b\ a want of means. The I Augusta lutispateh congratulates ti.e eitiseu* I of Georgia on the feel a, that Augusta is Uiu | ptfOaapt to array herself side by Bide With liich- I mond, the capital of the Uid Dominion, in giving aid to a movement that will do much towards establishing a correct public se:;ti • j ment at the South." j DIRECT l-Ml-OUT Allot* OP COM 'Kb.'. — The f j Charleston Courier suites tnat the wholesale > j grocery dealers in that City are adopting meas l | ures ;o secure aud promote the direct impor . 1 taiiou of coffee, la Richmond this trade has f beausarrtedea for years, aad with ■tiroaap I JMi-rchauts, or then agents, have come hither lrom cities North and South, to atiend the . cotfee sales. Sl'K'Uikuk a I.adv.—We learn from the Dan ville Transcript that Mrs. Maria 1... Jones, wife of Mr. Joseph H. Jones, a worthy me chanic, committed suicide iv thatplace on Sat urday last, by taking laudanum. No cause is , assigned for ihe act. She is said to ha\e been a woman of much personal beauty. She for merly resided in Kichmond, and the remains were brought here for interment. llieijm;.—The Fred.-ikksburg papers notice ! J the hiring of negroes in that piece ou .Monday, llauds for railroad construction hired at §tasi aud fir railroad repairs at ;»170 ; cooks from tn to itaV; nurse* from fftt to «io: chain ber j lnaida from |M to tH ; farm hands,, men, at from CM to 8110. , Naw Sr'*A*« Lis*:.—A new line of steamers j between Norfolk and New York is about to be i established. Th* steamship Potomac is to J commence her tnj s at once, and it is raid that j others will he put upon the line. j The -Mulls. We received BO mall from the iVorth yeshw day. The train arrived tn the nfterfjoa-a, but M there wa* no connect*** With the boat at . Aouia Creek, we had no mail front li-vond Fredericksburg. We h<ard la*t night that the mail train left Fredericksburg at 7 o'clock, and j wantd probably arrive here about 11. The, Central train was detained by aa acei<fent,aml | therefore we are deprived of the advantage* which theri.eipt'of papers by it would have conferred. Wehopo things 101 aaaaMPJa atralgßl | before many da j... The Legislature. In the House yesterday a bill was passed for j lhe* pavmeut of the expenses incurred by ihe j Governor iv the Harper's Feiry affair. The j bill constitutes tue Secretary of Sate, Ad.jti taat General and Ist Auditor a Hoard lo pass , oa ail claims aeatta under its operations. i„ j the Senate nothingaf importance was .rans aetad. . _ .. n ■ We are requested by 00l at*****©"®, th- Sec'retat v of iheCoiumonwealth, to correct the statement which appeared in the f> <;■';<" on yesterday, Which no doawt proceeded from a auuaderamadiag of a casual remark mad.- Ny blm Ha stated that he had reason to o-.ieve that Col. Mr.vMtN'.Kt: would not probably rem h BfaAmond sooner than Satarday,bnl he.l d,d not say that -pos.ibiy he may not come at ~11." lb- -aid he did not know when lie won.d arrive, _ HKAiit os* anlEwm-T. U B. fJlrafjoty, Iv-.j., late of the Weldon Patriot, died Mat week at his residence in Halifax county, X. C, of consumption. Gross Eae*LXCTiox.-Tbe Herald's Wasa . ins-ton correspondeat pretends to give a list ... • theOablnet agreed upon by the Black Republi cans ia case, tuev eh 11 ibelrPresident. James :i, Petigm of South Carolina, is named as At ■ lo'riiev-General. If tbe great advocate could [mi hold of that scribbler, be would take the skin right off from bim. I Ootranxx Emoaobb.—We understand that Gov Henry A. Wise baa beea engaged to de i fend Walter B. Land, who murdered Flaane gan iv Princes** Anaeconnty, some nine lasi ! glimmer. Tbe trial will probably take place lat the February term of the Court for that liK.wv DaatroHTor Sfbctb.—Tbe Atlanta j . t ia i Intelligencer is Informed that tbe Cashier ! ol the Bank of Fulton returned from Augusta a few days aincc, bringing wit* bim aitf,,"** 'iv specie, which be drew lrom tbe Aagnata | Hanks in exchange lor their bills. A young man, an apprentice in the jeweli) • store of Mr. Oriddley, of Holly Springs, Mis- . • sissippi, committed snleide in thnt place Hon ' day night week, by blowing ins brains out. The inspector for Norfolk reports that he Inspected 10,370 barrels of Hour during the j quarter of the year ending :!ist of December, ! Col. Or. B, Locke, formerly Mayor of Mem ; phis. Term., died i:i that city on the 2nth nit., jof consumption. He was a man of great pop j ularity and influence. The Unitarian congregation at Charleston, i s C , have erected a beautiful moaumentover the grave of their late pastor, Bey. James B i Mc Far land, a native ol Kanawha county. ** a. remains of the widow ol 001. ttoa*Mer i eer were brought from Savannah to rreder : icksburg this week and buried. Mr Floyd, who was injured by the explo sion oi a locomotive near Aogusta, Oa-, a few ! days ago, is dead. l A inn" named Swonsor, from Bicbmondi i broke one of bisarms by a fail,m Portsmouth, j Tuesday night. The citizens oi Augusta, tjra„ are moving in | ravor of direct railroad commuaieation with 1 Macon. \ ateam cott in press lws been erected en the '■■ Railroad Accommodation wharf at Charleston, I S. C. I«« capacity is about 600 balea a day. Tbe British bark Greyhound, from Biode i Janeiro, wentashore on Oasnbaw Shoals, near ; Savannah, last Saturday. The Danville Bluea had a parade on the I morning of thclCth December, and a grand egg ! nogg treat at theTunatall House. ' The Angnsta Ohronicleand Sentinel has en ter, d upon its seveuty-foartb year, with a new ; dri is. •\ destructive flre occurred at Fort Adams, .C Hi - .....•■ * ! Miss.,a few days ago. A due! bet v. eon two gentlemen of Memphis, i'.'iin., was talked oil" at lasi a -counts. There were ii". marriages in Lynchburg in ' i-.v.', ami .".', m 1658. Snow fell at Charlotte, X. <:., ins: Saturday. : to the depth of seven inches. An abolitionist was tarred and feathered ia Augusta, <i i , last Frida*, , A cargo of pa mo has arrived at Charleston, I direct from Elide Island. Tbe Bappahan nock riveris closed with ice i ; several inches in thickness. In Fredericksburg, early Tuesday morning, I the thermometer stood at v.ft\>. ' tta»Rtcr ttosn Thkai be. Of iie his hi nitted Artistes iUSSCAROLI N b X [CHINGS, iind her Father. Who prill make their fourth appi arani a this even -, .... -~,. , i the following splendid programme: i tH i. SPIRIT OF TH X RHINE.') Beautiful ' '\\' l " .The Chaplain of the Regiment, Sparkling {The Chaplain of M,e Regiment, j Comedietta; fTbe Chaplain oi the Regiment, THE PATRIOTIC ALLEGORY) . THE PATRIOTIC ALLEGORY*. oi the THE /' ITRIOTJC ALLEGORW WASHINGTON, 8 {IMMORTAL WASHINGTON (i ■; MORT I.'. WASHINGTON, *'l I.- I- Ac' I'ION.I .Seven iTIfIFACTIi M.S Beautiful • MISS CAROLINE RinHINGS.I (MISSCAROLINK RICHINGS, fMIBSCAROLINE RICHiNGS, . S I I! g ESS (i ■'■' /. //•" E H T V.\ iho i Sonr-a of Liberty- ' [STAR SPANGLEif BANNER ' (ana LA 31 IMSEILLAISE. MR*. PETER RICHINGSJ, aa the MR. PETER RICHING3.N . . ro-ni 'it. immortal Washington! t*IM WORTAL WASHINGTON. ' tfv.'Fop tcrsaiop AaaaofVPsa ssd I'hoto- I : graphs, no to Reps' Gallery, no Main at . oppe j sue Governor. ; For siieenor Ambrotype* and Photographs, so i teßeas' liaUery, ii". Main »l .oapostte Governor, j For Biiperior Ambrotjpea and Photographs, ko j Th )ii iirinea are t, ■ los "it, ana tneir work pro- j r.ocneeii the best t.i theeitfT Theii pnessaret i« lowest, aad their work pro- I Doußcad the beel ia tbe cit>. Tbair prieesars lbs lowest, and their work pro- Id the best :a the cit). j-. t-ai sTHMtio- From Ri . /'. Lett*, Frankfort,] \n old :.11\ i i oi!, aconointanee boa been I atfiicted *\ th Asthma l'..r ntani ;ear*.and d i mnlbplicit) ol prescriptions, enth !:ttte fleet. M] wife sent bet ■ p.'-.ri oJ .% boxol o.Ntni'L Taocuss. after a fewdayawel hat sua found - real reliel froni iheit ase il-iv she a messenger, some five miles to ■ mora. We bartonl) one bos left, buteouid ise it" Baows'a Bkoxchial Tae nt* ;h LozL.Ni.ts, are Bold tluou .bout the I'm- i tea. ja I—"VV rhSAcwlt ,\ i.AItV in leavitas the Theatre en the even i* ins of the .-si. ex.-h.-ut ed t'.rou.ii mistake a I ■ oiSouie f. INK VICTORINE lor an inferior o"e a iberai reward will be ivennath* ratnra I ..I the Far b« cell ing at the officsoftlte Powha tan Hotel, and rectify.ns miatake. |afl '..* CtTyUCATIOWAL KOTIfME.—Tbe euTiea -f !j ra] BCHOOL will be resumed on MONDAY, ! Hh Jattearv.nt "v a eh«ot-room, oa Mod son at., t between »it> rml Marshall I would be pleased tn | •eeeivs a fewadtittioaa! papila fbrtha balanoeol j the *.e:o M) 5.i.0..i prill close on IBtfa Deoember ! next tivin . bo v&cation Tuition ices will be ran aired to lie paid monthly. JBO.A. I'AV M . Rit'liimwid. .I.itiuary 4tk ls6D. ja.".-3) tss~, >oft, i eßaros. Barb i.VS Fourth niiinui! su. seriplion list now I! ii.ii v. isll to tie bnpp] and a; ease with t. keep Corni from roar feet for the year ow is the tune to cell, if jou desire to ba •i CORNb, BUNIONS DEF 0 X M E D . Ice .without nam or me nveiiienee whnt i a small fee. Dr. eiCHf'LTZ. iadaiN.frem 1.. to 6. P 11.. at lus ofaop. Wall street Ho ill street. jas—2t* LIGHT ROLLS and TFA dUITS, HOT ROLLS am] TEA HiS-wUI) w—fieviaa had to pnapend tlie making of icuitsatid KolNm eoaaeaeenee of the great I for onr CHSISTMAdCaKdr} dunn.: the s 1 have now e.iinuiiui<-«.1 uiakinu llioge I* HOI.I.Min-l TF.A BISCUITS kvki: i kvb .I'lHN.l RICHAEDSpN'S Tea Cake Bakery and Con feet tone rv, . js.l—2t* M Main street, n«ir9th.2 it .\SHINt:»t)> FAi TOH\, a*l t.itST »v BURG.—Bavina lieen appmafed Areata b-r this f"ctt>r>. we ..tier for side the followiu,' arti cles at ftu-torv prieas: COTTON'\ A X HB from No 4 to 12. gffrfe t'WINK various aisas Pl.Ol'iill LINKS tone and small. (X)TTON CORDAGE. All ol the best quahtr. jas-ta JOHN N. OORDO.N A SON. •*., r KNI!»Or*», BITTKK, KLOI It.Ac. awll* V treah Vaeisna; mibs.fraaa Holland Xa< But ter; ■*« htils Taanaaaaa FaasU) and Kxtra Klour; 100 bushels line .Mercer Potato** . S boaea I'.neAp pleCbaape; Greeaaad B'aekTaaaol laaawaUty, forsafeTowb, WM ft.DANDRIDGE. jaa ts Succesaor to Dan.lnd*i A Hart. IVIUFNIiT— The President and Direrto »of heFXCIIANUF BANK OK VIRGINIA have red a acini annual di.idand «i I' per cnt., et to a i Filueiioii of l i per eenl. Inmua, pn>a i tie* l.'.tli inilant. i-jw W. F. STBOTHER, Caahier. January fed. al the rastdasttM ofJaß mo*tier, in IVtorabur!:. oi pulmon.v* coßatitiiplioa. in the »lii ir»rofhi« n-c. I'JHN N VVHll'l..e»de»t son or u*latß.loiiii N. White, of Peterst-i.r*. He had I>*<*ii for several years operator ta me Fetes rape t'fliee. ~ . ... It has been more Ufen twelve months sine-*, with rnddened heart and <!-chain- h-> Uth, N W wot no must siva up his uselulnoss. and te contentw .in ta invalid's life. All that knew bun rem-mit r eita interest lit* daily walk, t.rd all mar o «»*• | lenrful and alow ravages of his disease, ret^ari'e hstired^ott.aeparentlyearateasaTreaalta.^^■* , ? ua I friends reuoi.de.! hm. that he li.ad yet tOsetUß ins "read neon,it with the »reat axnetiapeitemwr. w?i be strove atainat inereaeiai* conviction, anes* lenced ortnaeienee. Senas day s tjefefa his ds^fea spirit ».el,led to that "still mu'ui ■'oiee. aflaw m ardor and onaietj looked apward for hope andeon tofetiea. lie apokcwitli deep leeliru ..I bis past Ufe, stid bis nesUsct ol fee demands ot his awuvana at once seemed moat willing entire op ■**•**"£ tatsTßSta in th* hands ol Bim whom i ll,^'^ b * „\ t ,, its God, tbe .lad response was heard ;'>es" t" «« anxious question -"could he rsaataas*PXt»sa»Biar i I'x.nr's tiandsr" . -„,.,l —» I I'lie spirit is with its Bed, sad the aorwii art will be c.iined to its last realm.; place in ->orioia Cemetery, . , Oa Tuesday morning, Janaary 3d. $», at ncr rea.deace, <*n 2d street, Mrs. 1.. J. tit i...i« ■*■ 56th year of her axe. , , ~.„ 0,,.^«» tier faneral will take place from < awl Street Methodist ci.nreii. on Tharsaaj .lanuan Mll. a* in o'clock A. M. The fneadpacd acu*»i*«aa«*» ej the deceased are respsctfuUj mwied to ansae without, farther aotice. >i _ rrTl -r ii k G E NEB A L 1 AN*'•*'-> MEET INGof the- •TTOCEHpLpEBSo t c M I NCHESTER I NION BUILDINu r UND 1 • ~* ensuing tear, will ba held at its usual ptaei «v THURSDAY I evenms, ir*r22a >tu\ROr:BHii)iMi umias flkJ& BOCIATION.—The annual meetiag <; UthraAßSociation, It election of o&earn- Ao . win sm „t - iui.il.-r.s- Hail.TL ShY l. m, -.''• at •.■ oTssfk. E. • MtCA^J re l t * r ' y . £;- .-. DIR Ft IMNITO LI V Ell P'M)l.. j hers to will j take place TO-DAY at 14 ©*efeek,at the otiiee <>• tbe Merchants' InsarsaceCompaay, jaa " <mr-~S^ l \tuiTiv; of the RICHMOND aWST 6BANITBBTOBE CUTTERS' ASSO CIATION will i>e held at Schad'e Ball, on BA- . TURDAY evening, January Jth»at 7 c cock. . ja»-2t' 1- MAC ABE, See y. | OFFICEOF THEJ R. It K.CO.W Hi, iiMonn, Janaary t. Wa*. s > a****** AN All.tat lt>t 1> MKI-TlN©ol 1 2Es "*. tfeißtoekfcokloi soltbeJ AM KS R1 YE R and KAN iVVHA COMPANY will I ■ held at thij oli.ee on TUESDAY evening the l.tn instant, at i',.\'!o':K WM. P.MUNFORD.Seeretsjy. fe«--2awSw ( »- a, \»i 1 . THE VH VERSt(i \ E D. ] SCS&haVi!UI been it formed thasfeome medieoJ men of tins .-if-., are attendmc patienta hy the 1 year'.Atr a specific sum. and balievina that this practice is injurious to the interests ami derojtati* r*. to toe honor of the medical profession, a***" 1 as hazardous tothe patient, do bereb* le-amrrn 1 the opinion ul the '-Medical Soeirtj ol \ ir. mia, 1 as expressed in 'he "Code of Ethics,' and ot the profession of the city. as expressed in a resolution appended to the "tariff of lees." We therefore pledge oarselvee nor to attena patientsb] tba .ear. and to reiuso consultations I with an* phjaician wftp maj directly or mdirectU I beKailty of such practice. ~,„.,,. Rob t G Cabell, D.W. 1 bomns, Th Pollard, P- Trent, Alltert Seeod, Cbas. b Aadirsoa, H. Barton, Wm. Andersen, Jbo. in.ye. Chas S. Mills, J.S. D. Cu.leri. He- . BrntiiS, 1,.S Jo.ties. A. G.Wortbam, Jna. Dove, Jr., CreedThoroos, Jno. A. Cunninsham, P W.Browa, Win. P. Pa m r, 11. A. Tatnm, .1 .s H Conway. A. I". Picot. Robert II Cabell, K. I. iiundlev, Owen it. lliil, Chas. K. Briclcea, John P. Little, '» A. Crenshaw, 1-rs v*' Hancock, Wm. H I'a.lor. Ch Bell Gihson, Wm. W. Pari ci, David H.Tucker, St.Gee.Peachy, 11. !.. Phomas, ttlair Borwell. P. W. Roddey, Randolph Korksdale, .\i Howard. Win ILGwathmey, B. S Vest, R- T. Coleman, Jsmea Besle, B R WeUfotd, Geo. C. Rowlings, David Watson, t .n Bro .cks. The... I. Mayo, Ro. W. Haxall, RandtdpJi Harrisoo, John F. lacks,,-i, F. !i. Deans, A. E. PetieoUs, Wm. A. PatUson, W. E. Wilson, .'as 3. McCaw, K.G. Hijtsiabotham, Richmond A. Lewis* j.'. Marx. Erosmoß Powell, K. C. Drew, .lii" Knov, James Dove, s L. Ineram, lames Bo ton, Jao. il. Davfes. M.B. Carter, ja.'t-u* s' <l» ii SALE.--To remain in the I uK VL. <-.t. or c antn adjacent TWsJITJ LIKELY NEGROES— men, wo oen, boys and irta 1 —some very fine dinir.» room servants, chamber maids, and one likely womai.,with four children.— They can be seen at my office during the Christ mas. 1 would like to sell some sixteen ol them to one person near Richmond or the oountj ol Gloo- I caster. bavaju«i been divided from an es tate. The owner has 110 ass for them -.1111 they are j sold for do raa.t. „ , ~ . I shall continue to HIRE OUT N EG It" ES, RKNT 01 T HOUSES and SELL NEGROES and RKAL I STATK. privately. Tins aniioum anient is mode because bavins been 1 elected Commissioner o the Revenue *l tietij riistricl of this city, my frientlU m ..!.' com ude 1 t. ni iven up my a enev—the two do not conflict at I a 1. (j ~'. ■!. T i LKR Uenernl Aaent. \ j B—6l Marshall street, between 6th and 7th. .£--■l--.-, i vipok mr notk c—to far i #«0?5 M IT'S AND COMMISSION MKR CHANTS.—On and after the Ist January. IMP, ) propose to furnish GRAIN bAHS I'm the rise of tbe farmers and merchants living and doina ' ••■■■ al.ii-tiielineoi tiie, Richmond, Frederii ksbora and 1 Potomac Railroad. The charge will he that for-I nierl* chanted bj the Company. All orders for il.-s I u• :! "'• • prompt) attended to. Apply to agent at I Richmond, or the agent: at the country; depots. JOHN R.MACMURDO, de IS—dAcwlra Riobmoad.Vai SHWtROE ll!t,L 6IH£IAL 4K-3 AGENCY. U. W. 11. liiLER, Offit* 0.1 Marshall, Between Sixth and Seventh] Streets, Continnea to RENT OUr HOUSES, HIRE OCT NEOROES.SELL REAL ESTATE, SELL NE GROES. and act osa GBNBRAL AGENT, lie retarna his thanks fertbe Liberal patronage beatow- ' '■ eit apon mm foi two year.-, past. au 31—6 in WW. IHA SMITH'S -iU SOUTHERN CLOTHINU MANUFAC-l : X\ TORY, j 9J ESTABLISBED IN l-t-'O, —Ll-yl T R ICH mv"- U, ••' IH<i TN lA.\ it is a feet boI itenerallj known, that 1 estabj ih I ed m* Clothine manufactory in tlua city ii-N YEARS '.it' l and have e.-iislauily Jor li.h' DM \ continued to oat andmekea feme portion ol 1 .» I s-,h k in Ki.'imi- nd. as ausdrsda ol in* customer■ *.v litest,!, to, and iiv. in . iscreasedmj (bross from time to time, am bow better prepared to receive oiu.-i-lor work m large or small quantities ts»n heretofore, and will • uerantee to furnish them just .-.- ;..\\ as 1 he* c 01 he had ol Northers nonsf s. and I equal in atyle ai 1! material. Bain.;'.'! at my business, (a >i hat \ v Hi htii. window, ovei oth ■'■■ termyself that I can iiiveos much irticte for tba price, aa any bouse I wish to build up purely Southera j atroniss tiuol-tettabtished ~.■■•* | « rasp tke reward tkpj »,> iuatlj •■.•>.'«/ sr future aarvfeas, li, aw I can prove hy from 7i '.. hju . employ,and many efthem nave I — in -. • ti •■ manufat urt • * ai iciallj when }os can U.i so without WM. IHA SMITE, 111 Main .-tree. i A<~T O R V VOW ■V 1 1:, Olt I besuttßcriberefiersforßsfeor tent 1 "ACrOKV.oii i'airheid strast,at! I the ti.-ad si Seventeenth. Also, lus three Soap Factory Hand'? for hire— one is a food Snip and Candle Maker, the oilier two arc experienced soap-grease collectors I'.UV. Ti ttcADAM. N. B.—Pot farther particalars, apply tn ja s—hi Powhatan Hotel, Richmond. A.il" MOWITZRK tOMPAM-As.-emhle i EVENING withoatarms,at the City j BkMsa»l By order o£ the Captaia _sa.ii It G. G. OTEY. IstSsrg'f, . eoVKR AOR*S €lt ARB.—MaetatThssr- M i: " H } ISth street, below Main, on F X 1 l> .. V ■EVENING, at7>»o'clock for drill ami bus 11 •Vj As.important matters v, >iJ be presested tor j **consid«rati.on it is i.opeu tnere wui l>e a full at The stated drills of the wwwi will hereafter bs MONl'AYand ERIDAY EVENINGS it .-j o'clock, without farther sotiee. Membara will ' bear is nmd, that sndei the by-laws, "Asi m.-in- I b*«r feilinx to attend three ooatscßtive meet a «, I duds,-; parades, without Kivin* a reaaoaahfe sx i ci - shall be reported bj the Ist Sergeant t-. Lib company, and iv.« aama erased from thn ro I.'" J. A. WpsTQ.v, Ist Serjeant, 1.. It I M Jaanary its, i-ie s pi This! 111nt11r.il i will attend aaadjonraed il(iiui'te;L ineetin:. at thsir Armory. PUIS * TlmrMiav IKY i-.Nl.Nil. f.tli mst .at 7 o'clock. TheCoartol Inqnirt io r the osssaaiseat of fines, Ac,, will assemble at the sametuiie., Meuit.ers will come prepared t*« p.y their due* and monthly instalments Serjeants Brill sniuuion thetr apqada Bi outer of Captain Patio.. J.as-it P. CARTER, Ut.-crj.-^:it. L ROQ'BfJ ijl Aill) OF METROPOLIS,! M January ath, W6O. V BOrder "vo. -. VI This Commasd willassamhfeal IfECHANICB' AsRALL, on this (THURSDAY) avsaiag, at I o'clock. puiietuaiU . It 1* very daaicaefe that every Rfevher BBobW le present, as huMiiess concernin ■ the election ot oih i'diK'ind m the Corps will he tr.uih aeted. R» order <>f Col. T. P. AUGUST. M. .1. Dibmoci, Captath, jas- it* SHEA 1> ['it's C0. "i.,"1f , T RE'V"VA.VoLS.,I itn iMoaa, January .**. lsio. \ MemUera oi tins command trill meet a*Si-hod's Hall THlßtThursdaji) EVENING, at7>,e'«lk, J for drill mid the transaction of bus Hies*. V. h. /QBE, Ist Sergeant, ' tit—lt* ~ t.RAYS, ATTENTION. -Attend a raaii I Mfereaataaaydrißal Military Hhl on FRIDAY I Hni.lit iie.xt, at ":, o'efeek. rrmnpUy, »» jas-2. JNO. T. EWERS, ist Serg't. IATTENTMrN VTBOINIA Itlll.tS.- Attond a re.uisr hnll this i TIJ V RBDAV I even tax. M Aiiluary Hill, at 7t, oViock. o\ oidcr of the- Cap tain ■ fel-lt F W. HAG EM EVER. O. P. I **; null's. 11 BA snTtß ia store, for salt 10 by PUTTS. EAR LEY * CO. SPECIAL NOTICES. ! Ifee MEMPLB-V INFALLIBLE • Uas bEMPLE'S IMFALLIBLB | i he isst in ii&B. THE BEriT IN ÜBK. tim p?r'saLbJ nki;«m«^aodß|^Kßß For sale m DRUGOU-fra na>d GROCERH, For sate by DBUgOIBTB panl O EOCBRBi I ■^b^l*Pa#Jb! ■'iiv'-ilt:* INFALLIBLE haking i IK BEST IB Cftß. E BE3T l\ I BR. X BEST IN f BE. .„ I „;e I - ail PRU««IBTS AND GROCERS. I DRUGGISTS AND (.ROGERS. ••ul Ittirgnins in Hry fioods—lmpnr- j IOTICE.—Tba snbperibsra are now pre ore .so than at ahj time heretofore, to sell crest Bargains 111 DKY GOODS. Everybody in reareh of aach won d do well teatva tbea* eeaa. The* call pattteafer attention to the fellawtaf : DM BBS HI LEE in treat variety ot at) lea, IRISH I.IN ENS, irst-rata article, iit. QH cU. SHEETINGS, ever* wWBh. very tow. BLEACHED COTTON'S, as fine :.s Camonr. oiiiv cts. , , „ . . ; Checked, Nainsooks, Jneooeta and Camone | I TABLE CLOTHS, from 2 yds. pa 8 yds. KB, DOYLI BS. and TOWELS. ! TABLE DA MASK by the yard. CAMBRIC HDKPS very cheap. .KWOr'K ofeverj description, tn large it and very eh***, iRLATANS. RIBBONB, and maaj'other c poedSfte be sold this moatb at nibs- I rom apto 89 per eeat. from former prioas. J. MILLHISKR A BRO. t*V insure Tear•aVareal—Attention. Slave- OWN F.KS !— Superior aavanta-**a are. aa nasal, ol I fared to Slavs ow**a*a, at tbe old established 1 General Inenraace office, on Pearl street, next door immediately to tba sanea of E. D. aacno. eepasnte I N iioßtioN. Inserssse oa slaves mode for any leacthof tisae,from one month to five years—net to live in seppartql Virginia or any o'arra'ava State, a' tow rates. The b»st companies represent- I ed and all losses promfrtty paid. .... am No Ttaw Lost.—Aa tbe anderatsneo is hoth ft, est and Ifedti "I I-:rrttni •<■ r. I nere is no Dhl.A'i in effect inn inanrance ia this • moe, between »ne hours of 9 A M. and 1 P. M and f.orn 4to (i i*. Iff. Call and n?t a Circular, containing the rates, and »i»the*m*TCttr«sr|ae B Kca. kEif M p General Insurance A real and ja t—ta Sedieal Examiner. Daily Sneaaeras*dams of important j r.ien''.- is*o t ?oto B RAN Dt'Ll'll'S and ran a Di fib* \~ PYou will find them r»l all sizes, ard the stiee.—Mr. Tares. W. Baurkadale, j eat ef "ur business, lias beea this day ad mitted as a partner in the same. SAM'L M.PRICE A CO. STATi.E AND FANCY DRTr GOODS, WM H.GORDON, JACK TEMPLE YtU.J RGGLESTON, THS W. BARKSDALE, Ti'i-i ni. I'ul tor the li!>ern! patToaaxe best..*, -v on ' Their aaaortnnrat of Goods ia iar-e and well W WOMEN'S and GENTS' L'NDEH WEAR, FLANNEL* and BLANKETS. LINEN SHEETINGSandSHIRTINGB, TABLE DAMASK, NAPKINS, PToWELINGS. *e.,A< • soUlior two months at reduced prices, to I »rpnacmal.cre*t s cagomera. pßicß|kco j >. i> _. < v persons indebted to the iota firm ol p ß ,ce:fc Wft.TS.l*. yi mm. j uediately, [:Sl-n] S.ia.a*.*W. Tv Blankets I Blankets! I— s ~«•■■ BKD BLANKETS, all sixes aad puauties. Ne.ro BLANKETS a ferae supply. il, , SHAWIiSand CLOAKS. !,",'■=• and 'den's WOOLLEN UNDERWEAJt \i[ m e'er Goods sold VERY LOW. SILKS and other elepant tiros Ooods. VKRi LOW. WATKINS* !• ICkLEN. j i :>- ■■'«* ft* Sl'iii.: oil* at a <•!•• nt S;i< riiice. I>R\ GOODS AT AND BELOW COiT. < RENBHAW, QUAELEB & CO., 2T-:.' BROAD STREET. in order to reduce our stock as low as possible, we "hail i nntmue to s ill until further notice, with out tei ard to c.s-. In addition to our winter stock \.,- have opened all "t ->nr .prtn< and latnnet G9ODS. n in iiiiin.' o\ er from last season aad \* ill ■ -11 thcin at " ; real sacriSi'e. Pors-ws desirous oi i n.rohefcißK for the approachmn seasna, wi«l find it tn their interest to examine oui >t .-k. deal- 61 CRI NSHAW,QLARLES .V C'>. sti Blaah Beoks—l>tter, i ap and Note PAPERS. s"i KEL PENS, PEN HOLDERS, INK. liUILLS, SEALING WAX. M I GIL VGE. LEAD PENCILS. KNVELOPKS, *c., ate We are sellinM our remaining stock ol S I A TIONI RY at low prices, before our removal in |,r* t... the store 130 Mats now ooca bj c i). Vidu a Co ii_st KNOWLES .V WALFORD, " Slave iisiirani.'."' E.MaRLE I •iSURANOH CO . OF CHARLOTTES\ [LLE, V.\. SLAVES INSURED for oae oi Bsoreysara on tba most reasonable terms, Pj*k tpilka and irleriaees. ELEGANT W IVTER SILKS. be'lVw cost. PIiAIN FRENCH MEHINOES, below cost FIG'D FRENCH MERlNOM,belowoost ds3l-6t CBEKSBAW.tiUABLESA CO. ■m. Teeth ! Treth • ! Teeth ! '. I Teeth •*!! Thi TU EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. Now is the base for ef' who are suffering from tooth acne and decayed atumpa,t adismndtoaave h n.-w fc';t. to bays ti.em extracted, b yoa can do so with ut pain. Call soon, as Dr. TRAVERSE'S staj intbeeiti is somewhat limited. Office in Belvins Blrtcfc on tath street, (ia f.ont .1 Bank.) Room No. 6. Ot ica hours lrom a A. M. t<>] P. M., rrottiSto«and7to9 P, M. r B.—Chroaie diwsses el all kind* treated with li-t Bttcoeas, bj tne use ef cfcctrtctlp. ■5 -VV * . Siave liisiiraiii '. CHBURG HOSE AND. KIRK INSURANCE IVES INSURED by this Company for one h or t, -. is r years, on'tie most favorable t-rins. les ifcsiicd and leases promotiy settled t*y 0. F. BRESEP, Asant, Opposite the Americas Botel, Dr.,las. 1). McCaw, Examiner, rtnlß 1m I FIT AND STRAYED. .O.sT-a POINTER lioii, with aooL on with the name of she aabscri or, iwers to the name ef *** Tassn, ' wbtta oredapetson him. A reasonable re a ii^.ii tor his return ~r injorittAtioß in. JuS P. "WIN'S. TON, er of Praaklia nml -•! streets, or at Wisston it Powaas'. illM).-Cunt' to mv koaaa at the rnei oi Ist and B.rd streets, on the Hi of December, a yellow BULL DOG. ■ni _et ii iv h> describing lurn and pay uht lor expenses. PATRICK SOBMAB. ,OST OK STOI,CR From C W. en. eornerofCfe] aud ftth ptrpets, a allblnekand t»n PrPPY, tOweoksold. rard will be nan! u>r ins daUvery. __C_. W. ALLEN. BOND for tba hireof nine Ne roes, i .las. H. Grant, Ao., ta favor of Levis nr the sum of 91000 ria-sdJsanar] Ist, rs-'iis are ferewarced Iron tradini for a payment tui-. been stopped. LEWIS B. TAYLOR. WAR©.-Tba BOOKS used b] the Col. Geo. M. Catnti ton. while Tr>,i- Maa cheater and Psttinp Creek ruin iay, have either he.-L feat, astafeld r 'ne ai ove reward will be psid on tlie.r be undersigned ol tie- Board o( Directors. J. A. CLARKSON, rressarar. II "II IIAMr N«»TH I. The c. ula dm ■■ in rtl Vlarioo Oiviama, Mo s. ■-•t ' ~ >s ■•'. will be t ho u-.'iHi Laos ol ui-.-ini■;. oi. Broad i..!,.-! •■,, t-i; i.ili ml ;t!>. oil IHKKS BP, tbi .*•' i :•-:.. n< 7-.. ocfeek It is h .* a i ri ■. aoabei iboaiu bs prsssat.aa actioi the psrasaseaei of our Bxittsme •i will ha 1 [.iiiji l np for aeli-.n. if tba \v. r. W.M. SMITH. li.S, OVMIKS ! OVSTIIRM !—The s.-iirs. 1- Ki:sE vi: R •. Nn B .-..-.d THETES. and sloop TBOa. OWENS, has just arrived in the Dock, foot of IMb street, fas far as in*-* eaa set. on mm J wife as nue a tot of OYSTERS n» feted for s»tle in this ajarket. Bptea I ilease eail pa board ;tnd examine for . WIATT, JOHNSON 4 KELLUM, Msatata. t BEWT— The stnaß PARM. adjeiaisi mi.on the Meadow i'rulse Koad.a'out .. .. i ! .-a f'oin the en.. It eontaipasfebt acres of Load well adapted to •>». X DKNIKG, and a pood PKaCH ORCHARD. It has ppnn it a K'K COTTAGE DWELT.INO, with Kitchen .'arria-e 11.nue. Near the bonaa is a teed r. Possession i-an ls» iiod at mice b) apptl ti to (jai-tal A. DILL. lOH Rtr.*\T -A plessaat RKSIOKNCK. »r a email family, am Union HiT The House .s two stories h'tsh, with a kitchen, well of water on the eternises, garden, yard. Be, To a a.hkl tenant tho rent will he only wir month.— Pos.se-s.ou givfii imroadiapWy. i. F. rtERSEE, jo 4— t*i Wtkst-,between Main and Cory. ,a*& KOK Ktr"\ »'~A ciiiufort'tnißaii.t atil m- OS raided URI'-lv DVVrLLINii, containio- 7 ami ro<»as, a well of axuellent water in ihe yard, - on US Ii street. n-*ir Union Station Church. Appli - i-ation can I* mad** to the owner, J. 11. POINDEX | TER. nr the i resent oooupaat. iai-tt* J. R.BYRCLE. OAiIBIJaIfELSi WHITE BEANA and tjJUoßlaci.-«,.dPa«.fermleb bE(S4ca | WAMT6. \VABTEO-A 'rKACBJH'.R.-A *'0 ( tl'-;» »';«» Vf of «oii.e eaper.encs i« IE AC II NO. is want ed in a private family in Cheater..*!.! cci ntr, Vs., SSfetructtweartiiree aiils, in V REN'-"• ; " m SIC.* nd ths meal ENtfEgß .■• I *2_ h- £ Address to commence shall the l*h Bcjf Wiaaprsaal P. 0., CaaMPilaMiaiißtyi Va. fes-dvewaw __ _ M'AITKD- For the ensuin/ t«»i, a. (food VV COOK. vTASMEI and IR'tNEB and a fe inile HOUSE SERVANT and a DnflNO-ROOM SKRV'yNT AfeO a YOU TH . accustomed to the dunes of taedfeiag-room. Pif soeS, of seed aaa raatar, a literal lure **«*■&«; yaS-Sf* Over Adie.' <:>ray •• IB7A»T«»^iN small {Hack VV Girl, 12 or U vcars old, was .-'lt on luosday eveatßK, Bear the Prederfetart-nra ffepot. witaeat a i>a«s- named i.I.'CV. Any in'ormation lrom ber can b» left at this office, or at ih»o/li<;eol j a ."> -it* OWENS *V Ml I. KB. I trAN'TED-NK'iHO BoWPEBB. LABORERS AN D^VF.ltS.le.^^; ins-4t corner Ifyrd and llth sts. iIIANTEO. — A Psoas man wishes a BITT/A >V TION. lias had bum years' exps/isnc* m rae j vansfeeturs and shipment of si! kinds ot tnatber. , msnagemeat of saw Hulls, a«nar yard». *c., *n«i possesses a general knowledge of tlocated Sorveser "I in* cit. of St. Jota and Iro- j vines of New Brunswick, H. N A. Roterences iur, . ■issed both here .md at St Jena. Aaaresa r, Beat apt Poat-Oflfes. Richmond. V ia..--ia 11* iMKII-A COOK, WASHER and IBONBB. VV p...- a first rae servant a liberal pice anil as paii!. Apply tt ths office ol vi« vilKiataCeutrai . VUa>Hl)- For our STEM M XX 1 . a toed strip VV packer and four other sbfe ■J^SM&.gfgoxS lI'ANTKTi. -A Teacher of huh standing aad , VV tv*o|ve *ear.-.' si per tense m tba profession, j wishes te locate in a Baptist oommanttt which ess and will seaport n school oi hwb grade. H««i» »» .ice Virginian. Southern in all ol his procliv tree, and will,therefore.teaoh in sen* but sUvehoiritn.. States. Would Lie to rent or lease ia the imineui ate viciivtv of the school a farm, with b-iiwingsoa it smiie.ent for th* aecoßtnodationof^.hia fasatiy. His lad*, is well qualified to le.ch the * reneh and Knglish Languages; is also a native V ir.inian. aad will take charge of a sdio.. it sufl.cient induce ments are offet.-d. Address T. B. F..Sp»nt Spring, Appomattox Co., Va. _ j? *— >l \V wri O-A PARTNER-With a capital of Vr "from $3 0»to ««». in a staplebosineas, al ready established Sud basinesa will baaeersei teed to jfeld 2u percent on eaea eale. ot wetoa there iathresayaar. Full pariiculirslean;be had, byaddressias. JOBN OALLABEB, BaKer, !*twe*n Broad and Marshall jtSy ja.'l-i*-* Btehmond, Va, _ IsTANTEO—By a voutn* Lady, a situation .as VV GOVERNESS in a pnvue family._ She is thoroughly ooaaaetaat to teach French. Kaglish, Music and Singing. A ferge salary ia not an much required as a oomfortabla home. Address box H». Post-Offiee. _____ jaa-ta \\r aN T m ©-COAL-PIT BABBS - Litmini VV prices will he paid for alee bodied PI r BANDS, to the Midlothian O.mpaiiv ior the pre sent vcar. Apply at theii otiice, cjrnei si Maia H.nd Hth streets seooaastory. HtzZzO. \VA\vri»-T.. hir» for the MANCBKBTER VV COTTON FACTORY, aboot on* hundred en fered hands, eonaiating of MKN. BOYS and ©IBLS Liberal pncsssnll he paid io aarlyapplioation to ji.(- 6t WU. H. POW EBB, A«eut. \I7ANTP:I»—A situation m a~TOBACCfJ FAC VV TORY,by nvoang miii of Boats experience. and of bosineas bobita sad «ju*tihoati«>n* fectory refereoess will t-e gtvan. Aadress «., at this office. ja.l-st W A\'l l ll— One or tv#o Rooms, suitable for a VV PHYSICIAN'S OFFICE, and situated on Franklin, Grace. Marshall, or Clay streets, am! 1 etween (th and 12 h Sts, Address T. R 8.. at this i.dice. fe a-lf VJkj ANTED—To hire for toe present year an ex | >V pen-need COOK. Fur such an one. whocaa fe well rsooinroended, a libera! hir*. will he paid ~., icationto < ; K<». J. HUMNEB, ,-j- .-: No-M Panristreet. | .XJANTEsP-A TEACfiEB.— A VTnin.ia fed jr. vf who has had several yea»s' eaperienee in I letch-.ns the. BNOLISH BRANCBES and MU SIC, wishes n place. Applyat ja;t-3t BAN I) 1 >LPB S Bookstore, UrANTED«A NUBSB—Wanted te hire for theeasnnu year, asood NURSE. Apply m my resiuoiice. eornerof Cars and Istatreets. BDW E. DUDLEY, ja3—ts lath street, bet-Msia and Franklin, \X* A N T *: !>--For the United States Army. VV iMousted Berviee,) able-bodied en- N **-A I ned men. to wboaa vrill lie mien ge 1 «9L. tmard. .'lothin-.ar.d inedu-al attend /£#£/) -. I'ay from »13 to i*22 per month. -_C_TSL lioiana afeo wanted. Apply at the Rendesvoss 'ranklin, between 13th and lltr, streets. ! N. MOORE. Ist Lis it Ist Dragoons, lai-lm* Recruiting Officer. Ur i N 'fl-:!».— A gentleman of extensive expe rience, both as ACCOUNTANT and SALES MAN, wouid likesaitnatioa in tseottyol Rich mond. Rasa lor c acquaintance with the Virpiaia and North Carnlias trade, and can furnisb satis ii.-'..rv reference. Address "ACCOUNTANT," Box 500, Pete re burg 1.-at Office, las ts' VM'l D—An active, sprighti] V"!"i 11. a bent *•» [fyearsofa c, a zmtd penmaa and '.iie-iv al igures. for aa Entry Clerk. Nooeethat need ap v ». ..(tiiri.-s Post-OtSce, box 13*. js,3-ta _ ALFRED MOSEB. v v\T B t&— SERVANTS—At the Arlington *» House, ciner ot MsinandPth Btresta. One unle or female COOK ; two joung MEW, dinintr room and iiou.se servauts ; one CU A M BK X VI Al j»2-ta W. McCREBT. \\MMt li.--V.> will hire 40 to £0 able-bodied VV NEGRO MEN ami a few BOYS, for the eu suing leaj, to work al our Tolling mills *• -1 foundry. J. R, ,iv HKPSON v CO . de .11—l.v Tredepor Iron Works. lI'AM : . D—Oeenpsnfe lor • deli-'httnl room. fl ob the lower floor, with t-oiir;l in B private femilf. A gentleman and his lad*, or tare tadiea would lie preferred. Apply at de Hl-ts "N K-vV.-"' OFFICE _ W'ANTI.'II— For the year, a female ROUSE W SERVANT, without incumbrance-, C. DIMMOCK, Armory, Richmond, Dec. .v, WW, da 31-~tf \\' ANTt.D-To RIRE.-l wiih to hire, for the »» ciiiiiin. year,a rniddle-a:ed WOMAN, witii oPt encumbrance,who isa food Rsrse. rteja-ts RO A. PAiNK.cor. stfaand Main sta. W.\ NT E O '"rem 20to » ABLE BODIED fid i;N, ;o work at onr Mills and to drive Wa gona. BAXALL, CRENSHAW A. CO. de»--ts \\* INTEO.—I wish to hire for the ensuin t year v'» ur obis man, whs baa aoms knowledge ol GARDENING. A good TEAMSTER, tn drive a Dray. A uood SEAMSTRESS, who can also attend a etuld Is months ..hi; and A good WASHER and IRONER and HOUSE dstß—dtf Cary, between 13thand I4tn fts. W".\NT!':i>--Kver-.!.odv to snow th»t I have v* commenced tbe niaanfaetnre of TRUNKS, CARPET HAWS, and VALIUMS at No 54 Main ! street. Rieseaond. where the\ ecu timl a. bsautiful aaaoitment of Trunks, Vdie.es aad Carpet Da*;f. of avert i*t* >. at urn-en as few as thai Can he bought in the N irtiie.'n cities, t„.tii at whofeaala and retail. TrunSß repaired ai.d Covers made to order, at the siiortest notice. de«- on, _ JAMES KNOTT3. Ul* AMTD-- A WET NURSE, whit*, without incumbrance, A] ;.ly attbuoftoe, dc 2'-lit AGENT in every county tn ths ; ff Stats, to sell a rseentb patented and useful I Machine. This is no NORTHERN humbug, bnl a '* IRGINIA inveaUoa, and one whiek every {amity basses for. Crnnmameations-wi'hons *t .mp en- i etoeed, addressed to F. j. DENNIB, Yaneeyvtlfe, i N CerJ. W, I'-i-NNis. Riokm nd. Va-.will re- | reive prompt attentioa. No seraoa need expect t any attentioa paid to letters n.it oostsiaiag a stamp j to pay bask poatags. Also wanted, nee or twe competent Agents in Kastera and Western Vir- Kima. t" sc'l e-inntva-.d town lights. No neis'.n j r\rei\ aiml* for th.a nafeaa ha can plane himse'i uc rier i ontis m the sum oi Bra basdeeddollars foi ti.e bithfel pnrfnraianoa of his ii:/trr.<. «ic 2l —im lirANTEO (OH ItMIO—SIXTY ABLr M ff 6ROMEB, for service in the Carbon H-l Bisss,en thesarfaes at the Mm-s.on the rail road, ifi the canal boats and at the cool yards in tuts city. The above Mines ars emir slj free froasia- Bammabie gas, and <ie ac. ident f, onx ant taus in eolvimg life ur limb has oeoarrtd therein for ths post sKTrIN YEABB. Fall sriceawill bs paid for sessYAeasas, and eons others are wanted on anj terms. JOHN .'. U KKI'H. Agent. d« 13-ts l-'or ln-.i.oc m Mi Cam k. ti AM'i;o,..tiio N i:.;k'ii,i - Tie v, iaia ™ « asjd Tsnaessss Railroad Company wish to hire THM BE BUNDi BD NEuROEB, to work on the ie..nrsoi tHs road during ths ensuing year. Ap ph to ths uadsrsigned at Lyncbtoirg. da 15 im • !'. If. o Li.. Qan'l Snp't. \U \ > IKII--A TiIT.NCiPAL. I Tie " It.-.-."" .l~ »f Nelaon,ths prssent worth] PRINCIPAL »>i , las BOMNEV CLASSICAL INSTITU ll'. i uais Peaiafe school ol bigh grade.) luriii accepted '. , :'•■ Mississippi, apwfenttoas to Bit said rae«n -. wi Ibs reoeivsd antiltha 6th day of January I "M. A gSßtfentaa Weil Q..alilte.t lot. a. ri thi . assies thoroashly, afetso lady; could teach Frem-a I sad mut-.e. would I* rreferreiL The Soaool aoa pan srsfft) pnpirs. and theperaoa asisetsd \«.,i jbe expected to take charge at the fertl*ea',bj the ut Fehraan next, but two wesaa aariiei t ;ir.vo tn-ali.e. Address, J No. XXX \, Jr.. Sd'. Board of V attorn. Romaey. | del3-tit:iJ* Bampaaire oeunty, Va. I \\? \>TPO-.\\ ANTED-H ANTRUD - ff >«,ur old CLOTJBINU toaoour— 1 Your old ,-Tl ,\ VYJ.S to clean \ our old DIiKSSKSi . s. ..ur - Year white CC RTAINS to Weach— i L-kenevi'! l.UHnaw: i.ike new ! By KINO. "I'reiiiium" Beearar, os IsthSt.,told Hook and Ladder Biu.duu.i between Mm. and Cary. d«, j i„, 'I'HK HP fa I MABBAIBRIB t'WLl.tlla, at A LKV\ 'S, 10 Mats street The !>e»t bar.-.n.us ia I.men huk'i . .i! LEVy'S, 15 M*u street Tne bast bargains ia Rmbrutdsred Strips, at LEVY'S, 15 Main street The Lest lar-aina in !nsh I iue.,l at, LEVY'S, 15 Mam street The heat bargains in Ltnen Boanrns, at LEVY.**. 15 Maia utieet. The b-st Ist'nains iv all kinds at Dry tloods, at JACOI A. LEWS. T>AM»N & BASEEBVIid oftsr far pale HI ** hhda. Culia. Su ar; :•:< hhda Now Orfeaaa t*u«ar; .Bg) harreis egtrs "C" and Vsllfew Su.-ars: lit MjU Pafenl Cut Itsgse-.M beta-Cm-.had and Powdered do ;'.stisu-es Culm Molssess- 111 barreis Oshuban sen s do.; Uii \u h s K.o Csfee}*tt ba«a iado.; Kara do. HIILS.~APPLE BHAMIY: m Ihia. ifeon'sandSborman's Mout'taia \\ ii>ske*; liaphAfe and Cider; 40 ca-»ks has Erxneli i**u busaaM M«r«ei Patsiora; for sal-* b» BACBS BALT t Si-.ars. ail .-.rade», 3u liul*. Kuga>; 1 Old is. I'oilUnd SyrunauibUs. No. I atidH Maoksret: *j.|■ »Ala h, _ _ JONES * CO. t kßasV m» 71 W touts, at J AOS4T A. LE ? V*f .fe Maia at. j AIaTtTSEMENT*! itl NINTH A*?M AI. ntf |, ! J Pi TI/. »1 1* The MONTGOMERY »•! ARD. | , -A Doolky ooi ft Brandies, bes i*a>* -~ ' that bavinsenaaaed the Hali ef.iae v" Institute. I her wni.i •<* 'aeii Njath - J ' • At that place, oa MON DAY EV '.',': ,''; Ot!.. I*o. "•". They are happf to rave (••<• assvri i . efPirts hers Wore have bsea i i ~ , torr, and on this occasion bo <-rt.• r• « oa faa part of tke season it taw aad lite . add to the eoiriiort and ;.ma«.ir« of ..... ,' On» <>f the past sstsrers ia I i ■ . . . cased to feraisb the supper, and H( COTILLON fIANU saabesasajapsdi ■ " * ! oasion. Btssaosasi "*h ! His Ettrji'v Jae Letoaer. Joseph \i, . p. It. «ov. Mo tv'ue Major vv. ji ' ; Col. Titos, f An. ust. .'•.■• or T. :f ' l.t. C.,1 P. r. Reere. /d- tW w • BarssosfP. J. Wotaoa. Coins'. li. \- Com mitt** iff A\trm*atrn*nu, j j Corp'l .li'ii'u i jndail. 1 rivals M. X . .. Maceale Prreal •M. Daaaa, Private ' I Private Th rnos K'av-ni h. aVril.'KE'l'S-AdtillUinir ti/ -r: ~ ladies, tJt.H*; eaeb'additi'.nal tn.H. ,«i '» ilasasara -Bad aad white Koarttes ' Committee of Arraatemenu ''r--<-nk, . j Flo-it Committee White Rrwattes. JM>" AJIAITIII 'OMl.Kl^ MCIaTOHI PHILHAKMuMi iSS Baa to anion no" tkat that •*.;; ... VOCAL AND IN STRUM KNTAL • On hii 111 J V. 6 S ./•.-. , ~.. AT TBE MECBANICS' Ral'i To con means at '« te 8. anneta ..;,. i cnsi»n the* will i*e assisted I■., anise . • pal Professors of the city, as eel; as i»y i 1 an- members or the Aassi! stioa. "* The Music wiU i-e eutir-iv o| a i' ... ter, the otseet of the Assoeiittoti , ■ , of an improved tWe in that elava'.in, • >, } TICKETS FIFTi CENTS to m \ member ol the Association, at ths m i . !' B Tajtor. James Woodbousi also. at.l Vv'. Bvaas', Pparlstrsst '" "' it2-4t _ CO.MM : ; ASTON Mtli NOT© ALL.- V \. . ■ BEI L, toe celebrated Atrtrolo ■■ arr.ved, aad Will remain t>ut ssborttitiy Ix.rn With a natural -iff lofell aII th« •• •• •„ ' * even your very thounhts; will Eel w BBaiTfed or ainafe, and how aiaaj tunes j ha married; will cause fpeed) Barriajri -' ' * astoeisbed thousands with hei mi..- Rman admitted Mrs Kpdi\*' i; . i;>th »>r Governor street, ;,■;■„.' SERVANTS FOR HIRE A No 1 BO >. Si A X' Elt and CA R "*• N rf o Aaood ROUSE SERVANT and SRaMST - who would act as Nurte, il preferrsd \ .».". : IIII.*-», seanatoaasd Ufteasrsl <■, «aj », rmve Bervante can obtain I . . • -, . ions, .and to (nod homes an! ta ..,,• te prices. Aiin'. to GEO. J.SI MNEI IB) it No n ?n ItOBM POB HIBE-A BOY, havia bail :,-.., : ,,. 1 pe.ience 'n a dining-room: -.-.. .'. loneca.ld. a good plain WASHKR re NURSE. Assond ho.i«-s tn •• ~ .'. est reantsites, will birs ihi m loa W..G V!.'::; :*" Mtit sticef. over <t H feafe'i ;; HIBE-An eWil at i.'ci-'K, »,•„,„ "'."."; m» d \'. AS :1 K. R W (IM AN. H, i- • ;,„ n „ .. . m.ply to diiiiini-ii the expense of naiata rnamerarj servants. Appi] te Da. i'!i'>'vi\ --Gt N. V. .ooraeraf atb andGrassaii ft HI BE—A issai! BOY7abo.il - : ~ ~ ' I. iißUßuail) Hen ■ htlj and .. i • , • m some rentes I I'lini*. wliers ~<■ », ~ ht np in adining room, the hires ,-., ■rate. WINSTON .V POKEfc •—2t It IIIR X—Two bios ymac W - . » t ineambrsnee, ici-u-itoiii.-ii •- . .• , EGGLESTON* Ki';/ ' HI -'s No 'l P< | It lit It.-.—Two Boys abn it 11 yean rho have beas raised to hi uaa - >rk, v -. competent DINING ROO.d H - y at my rsasaamce—Cfey. l<c \* or at my olive, 14th street, ni ir . . • i-ts ARCRiBAI R IJSRK. -1 have for l.ir*- »>■ IOUSE SERVANTS ait I LADIrS' ~■■ ■ tcrtnn apply to me ;t tut I ire IMb strssta, [ja*-u] ai.-.\. \ .J --POIt HIB'F— FARM HANI"-, two » r HOUSE OIBLS. and one iiiid ieo * ears old, w.e> is s n' \ . lUNDRESS. :it J. H ROM v IT HIRt -1 first rate SIEA i O SING BOY; 1 WASHI H irdt-rate TWISTER. Api •■ it 0.G I T , BOMPBON.ati : l! I It X -A first rate 1 IN % R VANT, i male.) A. ..: . • \ V »NTS niR lIiRR. iber of SERVANTS; amon disi Servant a. House Girls, Fart n '•■ ars. Twisters and ■'. ■ ; use Boys, Are.* to .l.y V I jaS—dt* Opposite the Si i i -•-1' ■'■ I,'iiK :.!;;;-. v .•..•.! CfKiK, •'- >. -;' I I PON ER, with ii child: s 'U - • MAI U and iwn i!o-.s BTE*dMEK.*t \-, ■ i office of Dunl' p, ntonearek Co. j i.s-.r. ii. W '■ i > r*4Mt tfIBB.—Fo'nrNo.TBAKR! COO U all lUtsly.arfda-rmdied tioiiiii wen i6l ' AM- N M. rRABI X, - insjaj \< < O Bo.*, tl »Xi ;: I OB lilt.! t-rnte BOX MAX r R.wh.nsi <•' >• iiami. Baanire at thi mtUi • VAN I** KOK lltlll. i ii i". * i." rearse d, ■ usi id verj i taal le. md • . ' >c'i,-ii md. Api ij it walk i. * - :s Si ••<■■ V • SERVANT 1 FOF. SALE rs old, ol -oiu .... i; i■■ •■' • w-&t TtVO Ml.Kli Mr \ iOH MM. C • \ aTELV.—Per sale to rßins •- tm Be-pbborhood. two rood FACTOH i H '.> ' These mes nrsafeoastivsand hai •ai COR ***LE--A WOMAN* nl I and TWO CHILDREN, jjrii the other six years of ass. The a rood a rvaut. am; a :'oo,l took. .:. ' ~-••••• f >r no fault, I will take a verj iw ; -' * i: >r .1 <iie riii find n home ■ ac t otl.■•> for the >:\i;,<> of Ibe■ >« n r VIRM tND HOI BK KEBVASt'. -> parior NUMSEand HOUSE KRVA/li one jem -t «-!i ht, is oasred ia cxi o-- • ' «. at vaiaation.or would be sei.t ar t!.e city. The wrtmar i- : an cot, Ko», and v. •« • i ' > i -- - f t WALKE v tt-tf ' '" HVAM.S IrOll tVaXI .-..mc ose wan will ax»t rein. • mi.r:.t a NEORO WOMAN. * years old, and tier two suSßil c . - ataatesMidtebsairat-rats m> ■• and ironer, asd ■■■ aood -■ i • •• i :< unexeeplio. atiie. sad I-•■ - ',) '* ause 10-r oWS< r I SB B« 0 • '• no- al tlie State Court- 11. i se. , ~, . de »-ts ! - > I ! I/AH Vlll.l. HaRsVANT IOK sUI j V have fer safe atfervasi ,; ■ ■ I ISysossrdd vsry lifci is. ! re-t.T ,-'iin it a tir*; -ate -r.. --| V. X.-X and Hi it'.-'K SEKV.aNI ' 1 gain urn be had by immei ! ■ •- . as s*-tf E. B CO" ''■-.• ■ I'ißl INSI lt\\< X, 1* INSURANCE COMEAN*) pram roa« .. | vvx T. Baaav, B 1! M * 1.1 ii k. i i - ' .',.;. : , h *. CocHi .>, j, ; ' ii. M L. AMIKK'i •*-. I' '■ ■ - V i Taos. (.. •• .Ki-.li. WW 'I KARLY, I'" -' JOHN WOOD, <i • •i his Con : m*.. v. ith a esp.' i v ires id • at< I i <:d Dob lioa; it* aharetto • •.•■.-. i with the cil •■ as ai I . tiibe ns to the pn asei i■ * ■ o| this city-soiie.l, *a c. ■ i •,-, •, ...,.■,.„ i M Amount ol tosses ■ud - ■•• i*jO : ttfenda pa d to ito - tt n.e taper cent. , With.such ant • • > »j '- 1 i ...i : ' i" ■.' ire fair els - . tree i-<- at the* handsel tl*s - : Tin: BOAROOE l»IR«. \ roUS | Inf the profits el t.'ie lasi , • ' ! piyias Si psr eeal _ ■ ; ' I sroiu .d tae lastitut • ■ fedw tm« therefrom «. i \ •ate, leavas i\ ret ... ■ I . ~ ..' J li> ei.uoi the in • tu'i'n. * i - !|| Rictiui.Mid. t.t Jan't.Wfe J ' |>OlTtlllK\ IU»>»»- , M •D ha Maaivedl hy tn■•_ * e'|- ■ |B 1I Ul Norlo'»,' Va . tor '- n"'*"" ~/'' ~ M sum batwaen fcfteea ard„".'.*•',■ ,\ m-j ' M I on th- jFreneh bars Iht L*» «S lyutamtaoharburei *'"•*'.,',. . . ' . m . said hosdwse , ]I i#red »t poaa aa the ***»> aai 3 i »a>>l odi.-e. , . fl Norfolk, tat Jaauary. taw. m N« !*li'p> M , '",',; ■ l djassaa aaa ~" l \ ,{>., . *l V' - 9 L'RlaM imtt «*MT v ' ~*-. 11 I r half bartsls fessh Pals « ■'■ \ . ] tiele, (orsais by !A -a
L«_rro*aa*aa ps- ia »»f»» MTA-rcn.] | __ tvonepA i:i» *'<••*'' j r- ***** Bfumre, .«<*•*• >'""• Pr..m W a«hlnu»on. ,> fan s - Pfaealaeal mcmot-rs | '-' ' V'i.rote'v* i,.t#lie\etliatthe»|ue»iloa r-, *J ~.!„„,■ Speaker ia ''•"^Jf^JJjJ i lose on Sherman some ol ; t ■• ' ltt batefecuo* katfKiealMa aafeaaaa I th ' '" '.' r »uty rule, of which there M i*> i , ' v . nail contra* tor- and other ( ,'. , -i,,. (joveraatent areclamorous la , : I ;';; p ';hl,Veon;r:«'.^.»iiii.t; J t!.d:,,iy i I._. „ t ttetr threnta ta doao, ta ooaas»noaos n# n<ve.- -it.es. '.*; ,hi tfeh fata from t'.nh. i- fcaaa. He* j "aifptfcavlon for its admission late• th ia» a State, accompanied with a _''.-'.. n " .. ~;;■!;.V ^'^-^'u ] r^ v ' itK ! ~ able to ihe Morm« b« ne that ■<» J ided 'b. • bsallovred I •■'>■ "*"' •'■' :. Btv, mdihat.t, * * ■r.ry^r*;.] f no;-"' < WJ ~,, ~. ilartan and t • ■ t-■ |m . r tant transpired. , s "/,"... .'„. ceded to vote for Speaker- Ilhe ii ice Md Sherman received ' . ' - scattered amoog varions - remai m< i - * r. "v.- ;__ ... r of the' 1...n-riior of Peaasi 1 vania. r', ■ ,-, |'» lan. ! — Governor Pack- delivered to-.lay. He eon -.„. ~.. ~!•• on tue condition ol the I / ;' ... ;,.,...-.,1 at the r:ue of ;imil , ~; , in conseqaeaeeof tin* sale 1 L c in reference to the Mar ; , t ibe Governor says it fegrat .' '.. '~ ':•,.' .sylvaniane participated la ' ' . -~,,i thai the luititiv.- erreeted H .darles of the Stats arete _urrei dered to jaatlce. White en ... doubts thai Ihe Uaion will en r '.",',he latest generations, he exhorts to *'' ... ~, n harmony aad national fraternal '..,.-. (. banish the present distorting .•' ...vivania'- 3,1 - .11 ' frsetcoen enable her '. hnke the plotters ol treason at the North :.'-. ih and sa| emphatically that aeitber ■-■ ii, ihe perpetuity *>t the Uaioa, cc . bx the aaiietißed blood of oiir patriotic ,-:.-•:-. ami thai the-. States f-tuiil b»- iorever _Xi, bsastad Scbeonjerßsaaai laJaanesßivee. -, :-,.,.K. Jaa. t. -Thi schooner Magnolia, <r . Boston, bound to Richmond, with an as [ ; ...... _nnk in .1 ames river yesterday, n ,- i v cut through by the Ice. r"jj r | ■.. | irbor ia ojkmi as usual, bnl no boat _.', v'|!.-, •■■ ir.uii Baltimore orßichnaond tor -*.. ral laj i Sal Ilea al tbe Aaia. ~... -~;.,, Jan.4. The Asia sailed at noon i ■ Liven s>i. sin- took no specie. V.ith-ni tsfeurhets-l Bl I'H I'.iiAi'tt-l - . ,-,?,. Jan. *.—Cotton 'in et at unchanged . ... nrmr firm—Southern, SA4U toftJa. wheat . , _ id ,r« imiilir* - v., its £1 10 tO A1..V.. --newmixed Bflesnts; white and ol 1. -.-, c u ts. I'o'i. rtull-Mssa 91*13. prime ~, ■ .;. a hard M'-to in-,. Whiakey tiii iv .. - c %r buoyant at an advsaceol's ; Mvi . P ents. Coffee firm -fair Rio Hi- - -•',.,t.i*. RoaiuduU. Rioe fine. Btooks H , ~..•■,. , - Floor ti.iu -City Mill«and ~. • -- ■~. Wheal dull foi want "I liuadeol ion- tendency—unquota ,, *, . 11' oik -1.-.- Bacon Sides »*sO, Whiskej Nerfelii Markets. ~T.K..tan. 4 Cora sales yesterday or yel .. m. n, ed it Sl; md whits at B0>», • . . , , , it ■ i little eh ia .•' in tin* market. ■ w(t , ite as before, Pt^efeX—a Itaough the lasi .are ouiy obtaisi d lor prime ami select lots. i; ; ~N i. : resSraAaaß Mabtbls i'l'l p .-i -The Memphis Argna of the 31at alt. has thi : ill iwing additioaalpartii olaraof thelosa .•: this sieamer: Yesterday morning about IU o'clock tin* -• ■■■. ii,- Martha Putnan, while lying at Cairo, ■v as ■ scovere i to be In names, and la a tdmr: ra» consumed. The Are was eoauanni , _t, d from a -is\e on deck Toe boat and cargo ....-, provi a tot v loss. We learn that do per il ..■,•- injured. The Putnam was a regular St. Ix>uis and Cincinnati packet, and at the time oi the burn was boi ud foi the 1 rinei place, having on board a laige number ot emigrants aad over :.-, i hundred and fifty tons of freight. Oaring ■ the temporary suspension of navigation be tween Si !. .in- a- i t'airo. i-he bad been de tamed • ■ ai toys. The boat was insured fei aud the cargo for.at^UU. Laam in.; ta Naa OatKAjra.—Thefewel ryst i t Hyde A Qoodrfeh, corner of Royal iud C. in ,! streets. New Orleans, was harm on :>,-.- .. alt., and tbe .--ore ol Benthoysen, Lewis 4Co much damaged. The Delta says The stock ol Messrs. Hyde and Ooodrtel v. i .on. and they believe tba i mere than •?'V'.i hi ta saved, and Borneo thai : t.r. ..■■ I They were Insured for Bloi.- I i the different cltjr oßfees. The bnilding I i»ed to the amount of some j»-2b,Oigi, nod I qei j :,>]; l». Sheppard, aad Insured, The I f Ifeuthayasu, Eewto A Co. was valued I at - ..'i, and i- damaged to the amount ol .-,; ii -tveuiy live percent, or probably le.*-**. Tbe total toes by the fire cannot tall short of •' • .'.no. Benthoysen, Lewis k Co. are mi- Aaaaav oa "*■*• ALLs*aßwHoaa«Tar**Br.--The Lynchburg Virginian states that a man calling himself James It Williams, and hailing from Richmond, eras arrested at Bristol on Monday last, on suspicion ot beiag the peraoa who mis a horse from Mr. Robert M. Dfekerson, ol Prince Edward connty, auaaa days s>ince. — It is stated that Williams w;is on tbe eve of ii-- gmarried to a highly reopectable young ia l; residing at or near Bristol. iNTSaKSTTaO TO TI'ItKMKN—TINNKSSKK t". VtKoIMA—A responsible gentleman, well .1 r.. turfmen, yesterday,ta thisetty,of • wager * iv, uoti that he could produce a ..:'.: Would heal the Virginia "l'lituet" iv . ..! ruile race, to come otTovei tbe Memphis "Pi'iin'i" is considered "aoeae" on :« ra ...1 it will lakea fesl nag to beat bim.— ! '' ■ it* Irgavs. > I..MM AIOALOII. -Just received SSSP * ■! Virginia Coal Oil. Tin.-* oil is of ikht •ot- burns ci nil to any mane. For sale In j' • v el or gallon is low aa it can he hod .North. ■io at! mop et tbe trad* is respectful!* invited, VV. l'KT'hSO.N.'lifiiagist. jyi umm. i i.i t0..". * ~„:.,! i„ t „i best Burn " lid for : •;' bs the barrsl or gallon. '** . ii.l l-.H.'u.N. I&S Man st. \«.'!M)o>.-. KLASH. A full supply.f Pi 'eh '' •-.... i.„i«, all .■>./..•-*, aid quatities, fo Is ■ c- '.V. .'r. Ti-llii-'.'N. inn. .»:. ;*..'. Mam street. V«.V V s iiTla till ATOES.- -I.ISJO tr.ishels Nova »coi a I'-.iatoss,oa board sohooasr J. tbe Uoek. .... • ile hy »**-* CHAS. T. WORTBAB * CO. j HiltVßl '.\UJWA ll)l'i'l.i:.-,'n' 1 ' -a all ime I. a;i. n rsCidfee; IPO bass ehofee old "oveinuisnt Java Cones, forlale hi X H. BKIBKEB ** CO. \TOLaaSES AKDhYBI I'.-HW bbls etrfetli *• •:. ..- Muaoovado Molasses; bbls. Port al I S> rup; fee bbls Ockershausen 8» rupj for safe K. II.BKIXKEK & CO. I 'Hi I St: \M» i imii rs. W) b lass ph.. c ittin- Caesae; eflo huxea aad half boxes Ada -*' ac Candies, of best brands, on consutaatsat, '*'< - bj E. H.KKINK'Mf k CO. (M !NO.-&wton*N«.l Peruvian, Klide Islaad ad A iiitrican (iv mo, in .»tore. lor sal* by - BACON 4. BABKKBVILL. ('LOVER s>i,i).-i,,u bssheU prune new. in ' thus, f..r safe by BACON .'•- BASK l.i: \ ILL. jILAYINOt IRM...M crossssaortsd flannv: ' srda, from cheapest to highest nine fo» sale l.'il'i.-.!. fioss.'l'.l *• ( K.AIt.S, I H0A8*.•.1094m Cunrs-ai-sorted. nported and dossestie— fross .ijipur mil! to the I teal .need, l<-i sale bjf LOj is J. BOSSIEUX. j ( I fIENT.. Bosendafe Hydrauiie- no barrels y - t .i Bale by 1. 4r "i. H. Ii AY KN POBT, j If) l.ltlive SI'I.KMAN HAVIAM)I.k.«.. | 1J »•) btraaa lor sale by I. .V (TH. ItAVK.M'tiHT. »•. MITI lli;i.l.'*ssii».etioi il.ilisulieCan -1 •"-t sa .iiKj buses and .;,'i»e s lot sale bf l.i <». 11. DAVK.M'ORT. jll.l'l'l.lt ABB I'l.MliajTO.-flO bM* Tepper • io Pimento, for sals i>v K. 11. SKINKKB A CO. ( )M» It V B A Mi It til TI PI KU WHIhBCY ** v ds, (.»f Btt j K ),« « I. A <i. B. DA YEN POBT, QUaMESj HI TTI It. 17 firkins strictly pr.ms '-• -■■ ..-.i i.yr Jttinsiitowii, tor Hal* liv W.VI. T. KlNii. ( ;*»»-l*t % A.tDEXJßA 'mYk\tS¥rt» hbfe. ' ' ' ' b> I. | G. li. UAVKNi'ItBT. F*ff M afeaatasg Woli Butter, tustrsepivad for A MIT of nuperioT MouTitmn Butter for sale by I'UTPs, PAHLKY A CO , Can §L I DISSOLUTIONS. AC • I DISfjOLI TUI%. l'h'.e.oi.etnot WICNUN A j litis HE It is this day diaeßfyed bj mutual <:f.ii _awt Ths smm ot th* h.m e*t« ■ * nada by either E I" aiaatM »» tea | Rn iimomj, Jan. *• Mbß New lfeaeetm.-Tai Mfcrnfetr wUI «R«i»J« I M the'X .toed ... WtoatJ 0 "%-£J* ?h«k.'for ths liberal patrons.c beatowedoa the h^ t ij M ssS l Jif I wid' ka«p always on bond seeß esfeeted ate* k •>! | A inrd. -'Ihe purswrftef IB fromf,.* ■ Uroeeri Booieess. takes this methodlo! refe rning I,„, BißcVre tbasks to Ins old friends for their lib- | n'ri i it on < sdunaa a Bumbsr ol il ars, and most i ....r.ii.V'* rseommeada to »v Ut- PBrtoe. and mi .-cHoi. Mr CHAS y BQSBfcf< ,a •tnt'tmsn in evai > wi* u.thyol theirconn _!.___ Ices bei found at SAME EL* WILSON'S I on Ptiockoe Blip, whore *>c will ho glad to reserve ,-i uuiAewini JOHN J. WILBWI. -Th.- subscribers have v this day formed a eo % partn»r*hip for,"'!'.t"' r . o'l'-'n I- - m the citt ol Richmond, and have t-'k-ii the office on fh* ettos Slip latsl* oeoapisdfe \ g .*• *hi . ■ • 1 ! "** '"»''' fe personal attention to business, t , mer I the patrona c ..( their friends uaathesaMfeaeaeraßy. A. 8. SAMbU, \ Card.—l take this opportunity ofretaraiag m* ■iaotrs thank*, t.. ii y .'.l friends aad petroes fer | their literal support, and hope to receive a con- I timi *to iol tba same to tne new eoneera, ia'a -dlaiAewfen A.8.8A81 Bl • DiaaoLiTi«NOF < o-pvm NiKsitii'. The co partaershis heretofore axistins m twsen ABNER C MOOBBaaa ANNEO. °t EISI GKR. i» this day dissolved bj mutu.i consent. All I tbe debts, propertf.aeeeenta. As .efeverj deeena tioa have been, by deed.asmpasd to us tor the benefit of creditors, as therein named. All persona indebted to the concsra are invited ..* come foi war.l :mn.*'d ate.v and pay up, as no IB- | duUeare will he granted Ml persons having ~i,- ainat the will preaentthem tons I fornavnfenT. BURFORT * PBIEND, | Au boss and trustees lor Moore A Weistgsr, ' ji, j__w Msnchestsr, Va. j, iir'B II V\ E T«ll*» PAY associated ourselves \» to ether andertbeati Isol l.i LE FOB! KR ft CO . for th?" purpiee of conduct in < a general COM- I MISSION. GROCERY and 1.1 il'oit BUSINESS. at \o w i'an Btresl Sdoers heiowMth street.and respectfully solicit consignments ot Ms'ehanaiae. Mi..tiluluii-.l and Leal Tobaoco. Ffeur.Grma, ic. 1.ii.1-. r Oft 1 Ml, JOHN X STEGER, il.a'e with Elfetl A Drswrp.) Richmond, Jan. td. MflO, jaS-laß / idrpABTNEBSHiP NOTH ?..- I have tbia y day associated with in the OROCER\, LI SI aTER ' The laisiness will be eondneted -nthe I nan is of J. W. N IPE ft CO. J. W. NIP K. I No. % Main Ktrcet. ]' S—l take this occasion to ictutn m* aiacers I thankßtomy friends for their liberal abare ol py rin, c dunnx the last thres seam, and solicit lor the new concern their continued fevore t I .'lt •' • ' - I ' c. • NinTilJE.— LOUIS C. GILLESPIE is this da] admitted a partner m m> taismes, under the 1 nu le firm of JNO. C. SHA F KR ft CO. ■ SI ' JNO. C.BBAFER. Richmond, Jan.2 MW. jaii-lm DISSOL.I TION.— Ths concern ol TINSLEV. TARDY a WILLIAMS ia this das dissolved by mutual consent. Tbe same ol the firmwill be used te eithei partner in winding us the business .if the firm. B. ".TINPj.ISI, " ! " . s C.TARDY, .IA.S.T. WILLIAMS. Rica ,ioMi. January 2d, 1-iu. (tfewr r ea**er«.— eontinus unde'rfeeatvl. and firm of TARDY* WILLI AMsi it the stanil occupied bj the late tirm ol Imsle*. T-iid- ft Williams, and would take this occasion to retnrr their aiaeera thanks for the rei. liberal pnt ronase extendcu to ths late tirm foi the last five | ~.-,,». and to assure their Trienda that oo exertion j on their part shall be lacking to merit aeoattaa ance ofthe sail -. .. ! TiM w if 1 stall 'lines keep on hind a well assort- 1 ed stock of Goods in their line and will pay par ticular attention to the safe ef Produce consumed They lire ascents.for tbe sale of ADAMANTINE • INDLEB. whioli thej will sell to the trade as few I *.s they can be bouxht many of the Northera mar •***"" JABT.WILTuIAMB. Ri< axoan, Jannary 2d.l*i«. | A t'nrii.-In retiring front business, 1 return | my sincere thanks to my frteada aad tli« patrona ol | the several concerns with which I have been eon- | netted i ir the wast loniteen years, for the Kind pa trousers bestowed upon me, and reonmmend to l ii ii patrunai•• and stieport my sacoessors,Messrs. Havms had even opportunity of kaowinpthpse rentlemen well, mi friends may te*t assured thai i -ii"ir in'eresl will be safe in th-'ir bands, thej bat , mi ample means in their business to prosecute it B , T , rnWhmY . DISStt-5.1 TION OF ' O-PAB I Ml It SHI I*. The firm of PAKDRIDGE ft HART is tins day dissolved. F. U. H\si retirinefrom the busi rc*iK Fither partner is authorized to use the name ofta*fir«inasttiiagap, wM G . lANnr , ni(; ,., Das. Mat, fcW. FBABCIJS R. HART. tin retfrinf from the GROCERY and COM MISSION BI,*IINEBS, I return my kratelu thanks to n.* lri-nds and the public tor the literal sl-'.ieoi pattoaajie hestowadon us, and take this opportunity to recommend us late partner W..1 UANIiRIDGE, to *oii. who will continue the 1.u5i .'....,.: _• ~i,e wortay of jtiHirconßdencs and sup mtm. one woixa: . B JiART . January 2d. 1860. / Mt-P'.KTNI-R*li«P NOTHK.-l" have th s v, nay ansociated with mysell in basiness in. brother WM BOOEKER and will continue the DRI G AND APOTHECARY BUSINESd at the ..l.i itand. No in Mam .street, under the atl le ol A. KUDEKEH .V CO 1 have also allowed Mr. W M. \l. DADE, who has beea several years in m\ em ploy . and is t ivoreM' known ro mv eeßtomers. tn intercut in tbe profits oi the concern. To mi old Inendsand the public, fer their past liberal and lons *• 'ntiuued pstroaase, I return m* ntiwt grate ful thauks The new concern rill endeavo .by etoas attention to laismess liberal terms, and-in .-conun.Mlatins su.nt, to merit a continuation ol the »"me ftvors. A. BODEKER. ' Richmond,Jan.ld, 1-hl OlrtßOL.l TION.-The firm of RODDPIY * MORBUS ta this daj dfeaolved by muMialcoß _e„t P. W. RGDIJFY, January 2d. MM, B S. MOBBISB. t'o-l'arliiershi|».—Ths niider.-:--ncd have this da* entered in'o n cc-partnerar.ip, under the style of RODDEY fc STROTPHER. for the purpose of MAM FACTURINGTOBACCO ! ■**" w ** v F.W.BODDRY, J*a*j 2 law. Uaa-dlml R. 11. st rot ill-: R. I CUIP It It O X 11 Ali hi . The andersiimed have this day formed a co partnership under the sty le of M I LLSPA 1 GB ft RKAD, for thsjwrpoas ol eondnetisn the>llil BROKERAGE BUSINESS, and raspectfulh ra lici * t«»»atro«-sa. of their JAMES G. KKAI>. Cary snd lbth sts., near the Duck. Richmond, Jen- L la*W. jst—laa* niaaOLi TION OF rO-FARTNKRSMir. ] The .•..memo' BARKSDALE ft READ is this | dn dissolved, by mutual consent. The name ol the firm will 1* used by tiie partners only in uqui rf.tion C. R BARKSDALi., N. C. BEAD. Richmond. Ist January, 1-1.0. ja2-6t MOTI4 t:.- The CO PARTN KRSII! 1' berefe- j La fereexistisp under the sty le <>! COX/11JRN- I.XV .V HART, for the manofactars ot rOBAC CO, is tins <iav dissolved tiy the withdrawal of h. J. COX lrom the coi.eern The business will be closed by N. «. TURBLEY, wbo is authorised to settle up Ihe concern. ThefeiainMß Will be OOn tinued bj TURNLEY. HART & MAUPIN. K.chiu'oiid.Dec.3o.JSs9. de.Sl-d2v. iOHN A OBOBBE OIMEON, BOiLDERS, • I RICHMOND. VA., would respeetlully inlorrn then friends and the public neiieraliy. I hat t heir .•MaiiliM.mei't. at the corner of Cary and S'hsts., In11 v destroyed to iire.i has iieen reeuilt in a .intial manner, and that they are m>\. pre -11.. reaiuii.- itperatfeaa ia their department •>! essonau extensive scafe. To tins end they eniamed iheir workshoas, .and! fornished with atl the hnprove.l MACBJNERI and appliances which can_^'_,'t« t £ r ?. r I _V tl, ; ed i__ .r.seeittion of CARPENTRY \NORh. in its ns ißtssonss. sirnewSaw .Millson Maye*slsland are nam .ietedon sue!, a scale of csptcity aswillsßaWo to meet the increai»in< ilcmandN "l t.iecity iiiidini timbers. The mills are oi the largest most approved kind, bunt by .ieor,e Paxa &. <d Baltitnore.and having thou patent motions ittaohteenta. Tne Steam Efipise, oi one h.in boraa power, v. is built by lafta k JfeatssTar ol this eitv. They have on hand several raits | <t ritejiiae loge, and have nedsarranßenisßta t a continuous supply, and are prepared to nil roots promptly, st reaaoaabfe puces aid oa mmodatini terms. They have eii-ated a reii u.eehanie to work tbrirfetk inaclnne. and win sit plasterers' laths is any aaaattt} that may ►sired. By Will.SJ heretofore, furnish rttHMaW timatbs for buildings and other improvements, „nd will eoatrnct for the erectiou and oompfetioa ofthe saii.e. in the city or countiy. For the lioeral patronogs axtsnded to theaa in past years by the citizens of Richmond and other portions ol the State, thov bee le-.vo to express their grateful th.tnks, aad aaaara them that may v. ii : endeavor bysveri gaeasa in tle-ir power to merit s continuance oft list r favor and ennlidenci. j a 3- dsw UP MOVAL. V.'.S. k G DON NAN have re moved their Steak of HARDWARE, CUT LERY. *c ■»" their I run-front Store, just erected on the Hast s.le ol l'.tli or Governor Street near Maui, where they will be pleased to sco their frisads and susti mors after this dale. Owing to tun rseont bursiag of the Messrs. Gth i v's aatahltshtneat eoasiderabla delay ha* been oooasioned in t!ie eoaapfetfsa <>i their stor«. «nd aithou ii not prepared for their reception, do not intend that any interruption shall te occasioned to their liusiners. iii.aslioit iiui« we hope to have everything in perfect order, of "inch due notice Will be j 'fhankliil for the liberal patronise bestowed upon us for man* *ear- past, and beueviaf we shall BS b-ttter prepared, in all respects, than ever, to prose'-ute our hnainoss in our new location, we re ■peelfull] solicit a eontiuuiiDce of the same. Ricliiiiond, Jan. 2d, l*» j". t—9l* _ I UMBEH-LtMBER-LCIfIBEB. Lj I have on hand various kinds of LUMBER, and offer for sale on m iiiiinnl.tiii.; terms— PSOOS9 It.* 4 OAK BOARDS, seasoned. SuitUOU ft ', '• JO OHO It. If*'WHITE PINK, superior, toiwo ft. I_j and 1 in- WHITE PINK, superior. •a-ouo ft IV and If. ROCK MAPLE, suitable lor Machinist... ♦o 00.1 ft WHITE PINE WI'ATH. BOAHDS. 30.0.0 ft. HEMLOCK FENCIN'I PLANK, 7.'.000 tt No 1 UFARTSHINGLES. Cedar Post MRUEN RAII.b Bxloand 10x10. SI LLB.andaKensralassortmeiitol VIRGINIA Yard, corner IMb and Cary »ire*t* Jsp-st JAMES P. <JTNN. ' EDUCATION. L>IH t ATfOBAL BOTICB. -Tic «x«rc.«es "-'oflthsanbßariher*a SCHOOL will Le tasumed ••a TI EpDAY, tlj« 3d I invar. next, m bU roessa ni the basssseaa of ion UatvaresUsf Church A few additit mil pupils .-an be reccivsd for the hel aaca of the aaaaion. C. P. BUERUSS. de.il at* FARM VI LL> IK >1 ALE *! Ml MA XV -" Paraafil .*, Prince EdwardConaty. Va-rmtho Sou*)! --.!■ Rat I road, ttmlsi. !ii*tw.>pn Ricntnosd, Petera>mr< sod Lynchburg-a delfel tfuily bealth- Tl i* .In' ins . i" thin ciceilTt and ionrishfei Sem inar. «il| i« h»,ni,i*,l MoNUA*) -1 ii day Jaana r* IMP. at which time a limited aamaer ef-youeg' ladies will be reeeired, in addition to the present number. 1- riv application uno-iid he mads to GEO. LA MONTE, A. M . I'rcs.dcnt. Il'.fisnu:,:-Boa. H. A. W,sc: Hon. i. R. i Tucker Attorney Gsn.; Hon. Jan. m. Meson, U. 1 H B : Rev. i». S. Deggett, D. I.; Rev. 1.c... K.,»i»r. D. 1». ii • --'- i"t j TO IMtttMS ABO ti CA I". HI A N J* Ol | I RICHMOND. VA.—A select CLASSICAL and MATHEMATICAL MALE SCHOOL, opens nn ths Ist MONDAY in February. 1-.00. at R' i MILL ACADEMY, in Backiaihaaa count*. Vs.. Tilt"*. J. GARDEN, A. M., Principal. Team ion N Vn\ ras.- Rat Tatties, sad BlWfor board, I<• No extras. Only Ift scholars tHk«»n None need apply who sennot leatitnonfeH) rgosd moral hahtts either by reference or csttil Tboss who. desire te have their n.-n» or itsai a ichool under good discipline aim wheie they will bs ire.* from ?he haunts ot vies mil dtasisa tioa, trill have an opportunity of en'erm« theiß i-y applying SOOB. Only a lew more pupils can ue re- Ce Foricfon*abea,app*vtoC. H. BARKSDALE, Ks_. of the firm ol Barksdale i Brother bockoe 1 She, Richmond, va, o.*29—tip" vJlltM Koi, MILL It It II ViO.M) UROI ,\ii • PLABTKR — The subscriber has earnestly la- I !> .re.i lor ths past feur yaora, to exclude Northern 1 ii round i loster, by the aafehiishment ol a Hontt I Afiff, and sapaly ing an article superior to any re reived from the North, and claims a perfect sue- I osss. Be hegs leave to rats ra his grateful thanks to ins patrons, and asks tp inform ah interested that he bss completed ins improvements that will enabis bim to supply any demand that mar arise liik stock of Lump is heavy, (based BpOU the eaonaoaaly ircrensed use ol' asapsmer article, I Bets, ted lrom the purest Windsor , Nova Scotia. quarries, v. ith asocial reference to its nChassa in Sutphate ot Lists The reputation of Ins brand shall be sustained at every eflbrt aad oosl and he osksonls an experimental trial oi these wnohave I i.oi aaade application of this raluahlefrrtilixer. JOHN. H. CLAIBORNE, No. 11 Pearl at ja 3 -3m BELLEVC L HtPSF IT AL.—This Institution, which has been is aocesaafnl operatios for the tost seven years, is situated oa Church UilLßiefa Broad, Virginia-in ;. delightful, airy position, and is furnished with every convenience conducive to the eosatort of patients and tkeaueesssfnltreat ment >d Crassse. It iias lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms have beea niseis furnished saitattfe to the woods modation oi geatleaaea who may md it mconve men* to i c treated at th-ir private I. d.inns. Particular attention will Im; pud t»; the iuing-in ward*, whfek are peeali rl> commodious. TKHMs: (Pay able on the ramnialnf the Patient.' White Patients, per week . SO Colored do. .to. ft Private Rooms, do. $7toBM tc\.i\'* aeoestaaces required for patients from the country . unless where the parties are known to one of the Physic ins ol ths Hospital. Tbia includesatlcharges for Board Medical At tendance, Nursins aad Medicine. By as arrange ment with the Infi Diary of ths Medical College, a small additional fee, ranging from BI fe BM. will iie charged for Surgical eases. Th» particui ir sum maybe ascertained before-hand by application to on*- of the attending Physicians. No Small-Pox admitted. Btu N' n Patient reserved for !e?s than •: week. The nndersigsed will give their personal atten tion to all Patfeata placed inthci. Hospital. a i TK.MiI Mi PHTnlt'l.». \s: JAMES BOLTON, M. D., Grace at., between4th and 6th. THOMAS POLLARD, K. D., Governor st..lst door above Richmond House. 0. A. CRENSHAW, M. D„ opposite American - Hotel. WM. W. PABKEI.M T).. Law Building, cor ncr ol !2tii and Franklin ata. C. W. P. BROCK, M. U., Kesi.lc.it Physician, jil'.'-l* X.MI -ri_»G ftfelr SEWING MAUHINBR. VVKMIVS PATENT LOCK STITCH SEW ING MACHINE. Pries $80 »o 8130 each*. ALSO—WILLCON .V GlßßS'celebrated SEW ING MACHINE, invented bj .1. K. A. Gibbs. of I Point, Pocahotitaa oonnty, Va, Price ftp to each. Thosewißhiag a lood. low-priced,well ->. reliable Machine, are assured that the rape merits claimed for this Maehinesaa be relied "kEWISE—A'KIN'S FAMILY KNITTING CHINE, a new and useful inventioa for sale DARBY k JOHN SUN. Agents. No. 13 Governor at., Ricfenoad, Va. B.—Those deairousol obtaining as Agency lor sale of these celebrated Machines in Virginia. th Carolina sad Tennessee,, will had it to ttie.r interest to make earl) application. l>. A .1. i. 2 lvi rjPOBAi I OMsts' FIXTURES.- Havingmj I new f'aeton .with enlarged facilities and great liipro-. il machinery, noyi in complete opsratior., .licit orders lrom my to mer customers, many irlmiii were Bttsappointed Ihki yrarm eoiise aceof the barniugof ni) shop. My machine.-*. I new and of the best character. >aye afew FLATTENING MILI/S on hand, *INGS ami BENCH KNIVES, ol different ems. My IMPROVEU HANK, with ribbed ni'.s. will he entirely reliable and much hotter ii the old kind ..1 Hands with :•'• "n ' io-. 1 ' 1 A, ItJUSTEK'S NOTICtC.—C. B. kk ilia bas.bj hisdeed of*hisdate. (which is ol record m the rk's Office of the Hustings Court of ths City ol bmond, (conveyed to me in trust, for the bene- 1 f bis creditors, all of ins stock of Trimminga ......Is ..I evei * desi nption m his store. No. 17ft I adstreet. also all of the debts due to him. 1 I c appointed bim my agent to make sale. ?" e'p, of the stock ob hand, and t .collect the debts ■ r>,,,is wanting food* n the Trim ■.inn and] >ru line, will find ii te their interest to mat* ■hases.as thr basinets mv t be closed np. WM, P. WATSON, Trustee. OTlt'E.— Bavin quanted aa Executor of »b« late Geo. W. Atkiaaan,deceased, 1 re«ieetf- i equesl all persons uavinn claims axainst bim to 1 sent iht-ui properly antheaticated lor nt, aad all persims indebted to him are re _ nest io iii ike pay ment at as earl- a day as possible - authority vested iv me us Kxecator, I appoint I P.TIT G TALMA.t raj agent toeomin ie rhe ision hci.-toiore eondacted by the late George Atkinson, deceased, and respectfully: aolict isignroents to htaa. Mr. ralman'a experience 1 most efficient service riuntu. 'lie protracted senceand illness of ths late Mr. Atkinson, afford ■ pie guarantee to planters that in sanding thsir ipatohim their interests will he fully protect .andthe best priessobtained. JBO. C. WILLIAMS, Exeentor of >22— 12t Geo W Atkisnoe, dse'd. I ToT 11 m. -TO FARMERS AND ME X I CHANTS WHO USB AM) DEAL IN j ■lOL'NL PLASTER.—We would call foarspe il ittentron to our stock, now in iiand, of tbe »t WINDSOR SOFT BLUE PLASTER, anr- | assd with special ref< rence to the interest of the rmsr and tba trade ;essrally. ". 'roinim: long expenei.ee in tbebustaess.aadgiv ■i itour personal attention seem, thatevery bar i ;s well coopered and iv good shipping order, snd t> Plaster thoroughly pulverised—we hasard no iag ia aoiing that it will lie to yonr interest to I rivsaaaSUl, Farmers sanding bags will be far- I aiaaed at one dollar loss per ton. A liberal dis count to the trade. References— Edmond. Haven- Burt ie Co-. Jss. T Bntfer, and other merchants. J. AH. F.RBARP, (?taana Plaster Mill, r.o2> -6nC South aide of the Hock, Richmond. OKLLINGOFF AT I OKI. '" \ 0 FOR CASH ONLY. Coatsmpfetiagteaaaksachanes is my basiness, 1 shad, from tbia day until the Ist of February, offer iv* entire st.vk ol STAPLE ANU FANCY DRY HOODS AT AN i_ BELOW COST, FOR CASH ONLY Vv stock nf Goods eomprisea every variety of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS renerall; kepi in Hrv Goods stoves, and has latstj been much increased by ferae additions lrom one tioa sales. Having never before solicited any fa vor on the score of sel'ingoi at cost, I e-ui assure riv friends and the public that 1 am deter mined upon laij oooasioa to give them a chance for pr«> ciiriu,- bargains, which are not often ottered 10 tfeaa, C^«ada«vnu»_ fil¥ elL ji>oitpKJi de S-IB* >» 225 il'Oi.d street. CTaM'KB WOK SALE — 0 VIRGINIA STATE STOCK. i RICHMOND CITY STOCK. i NORFOLK CITY STOCK. ,^ m _ VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE, 3x3 MORT GAGE BONDS. 6UPHAHK.S VIRGINIA FIBB AND MA RINE. In sums to suit purchasers, by n..26-u C. VV. PIRCELL A CO. fVORY BAJLABCB H»Ni)LE TABLE] 1 Ci TI.E 1 * Y.—J.ist received n new lot of both Table ami Desert KNIVES hands.nue patterns Also, a few doz-Mi tuii» Ivory CARVERS, and a V* rietf of oilier TABLE CUTLERY, ol difitrcnt To 1-e sold in lots to accoinniodate families nnd others, very cheap. Apply at E. B C<JOK'S de 15-ts Anetion Store, 70 Vlam street. VtOTM'E.—II tvnig appointed Mr WILLIAM La P. GRAY,of this city, my attorney, with fell I power to set for ree in all matters relating to seel aatata of A. V. CBENSHAw.. dscaaaao. ail per- BOBS indelited to the estate will pleas-* make pa* nieni t». and those liavin. eloiaas agatast tho same will please present then to mv said atrnrnsy Administratrix ofA v. Siaaaaaw. dse'd. i Richmond, Dee. 30tii. l-*s*>. .iL° 3 lT*'! ; w_l*»NN! *iHiNS , .--Meretisnts, Meohaafea. Law r> vers. Doctors, sad all others in wajaef SIGNS, are invited to call on ... LEW IB L. MONTAGUE, Corner of Bank and 121 ii sts.. who continues to execute all workia kishas with dispatch. j:i2—lm end on the lowest terms. . TVOTII'K.—AH persoaa havrag claims s-ainst .I the estate of Williamson Allen, deed, are re que«tftd to present ihem. property auttienticated, to the undersigned for settlemsat 1 WILLIAMSON W. ALLEN. Executor ol Williamson Allen, deed. de26-2w" _ " OFFICE RICH. kYO XX RIVER B R C 0,.! R'chnioiid. I'e.-.'if, 1*59. I TIROPOSALS addiessed to the undersisned are r invited, for building in Virginia ore Passenger CAR the same dimension snd finish is the one now on thsvoad. TIIOS. R. SHARP dB 24--U Sup.t. ~~~ ' OEFICB R. 4 D. R. R. CO.,* December 19. IHKI. < VTOTU'E."Tb« Coupons of the Bonds of this la «i.mr>any due on the Ist. Janaary. lasO, in New York, will be paid at the tniou Bank in that city, or at tins office with exilian c or ** lU " TIIO. W. BROCKKNBROIGII. deSO-U Treasurer. BACON.~i.~ARb, *!••-«> hhds. Sides Bacon; 10 hhds. Bacon ; Albarrala Lea Lard; SOOls.xss Old Dominion rloap: 140 Isjxes Old Do mishandles; "i?AMILY FL«ItK--Of superior quality, for T sale in aunntitijw ta siiit. »» _,_,«_» j»*-Iw DI'NLOP. MONLLRE A CO. SHIPPING. ,&£' fol * BCrlf 1 TBB«--Wiwt TEBBKL. *3itf Richmopd and New , ork Line of Packet*. ■■•■•Tliesui.srior last tofHin* scbr. W\THE. J. B.Tfr LP iti.i-ter. ha-in: n portion ofhefftttrgO sspsssd andcoia onboard, wiM have sefek ms- V«tch. For la' .nee of frel lit apuU to •a i-ts DAVID A WM CCRRIE. ENFVt VOilk- I'll" superior fust ■ chooner ISABELLA THOMPSON, ossoa, having a portion ef bar car- I *»srd t trill bays patck dispstcb. For I .'ij to ; WAT U COL.'ITTT A CO._ i II iKLEsTO.%. a. « .-Tbasn ,i«t sailm* s< l.r. '.JAM-. C. PAT IB," thrill Hasp, master, kavta* 1 portion of her oarae en.ajed, will (or the above pott. For remainder l to vT.D COLQUITT k CO. Itk'W I)KLIA>s..TV supe t -ailin- schr. CHKYSOI ITB.Cap- M Smith, bavin a greater pre tnos i raged, will sail with eafek dispatah. I freight ami* t- V.\ (). COLQUITT V Co._ no ill P.. -The iteamen'UßTfS PECK will, after MONDAY n».xt. sth inst.. discontinue running be ortamoau and Norfolk, until fur OLEBCOYB.Capt 7. C. Gippoao, ■ere alar run between this, Porta rfolk, !*■•«--im, th« whorl at Rockett* r* MONDAY. WEDNESDAY snd RNINOS, al %i*\ preeTsety, and r. mat pay, tauadny excepted,) I tne aams hour R. O. BABKIBB, j \trmum. CHANtifc OA HOI li __f ! ri_V__- TO PORTSMOUTH ' t^X"*Jfe£J»ea» A rst) NORFOLK. AM) HEDUC I Ti'.X OF FARE.— Tbe GLEN COVE and CUH I T's i'f'.CK will- -ii and .nt~r Y.-i.d.-r. n.'St. Urd <>t October, leave the wharl at Bockettß, ever* nmru isr Sunday*excepted,) at 634 tbe Gfea Cove lea vie, ever-. Monday, Wednesday | and Friday mornings, aad the C.irtis reckevetrj | raesday Thursday and Saturdai mornings, and both boata return each alternate days, touchiag at stl ths iokm fer feedings goin« and returning. Passage for the round trn-. to and from Porta I m.eith or Norfolk. *5 To City Point,J»4, ;_m_J__Z i lit. AIM .vis* EXPRESS I Oil 's i (Tr** FANY. 134 M • n St.. i;» 'in- resumed ■iMgaafsthsit STEAMSHIP EXPRESB to and f'om NORFOLK. PETERSBURG and RICH MOND by Steamers JAMEBTOWB and BOA SOKE, which leave NEW YORK every WED NESDAY and BATURDAY, and thence bj RAIL ROAD to WELDON. WILMINGTON, LYNCH i'.I 1.'.. SALEM. WYTHEVILLE and the princi pal pfeoes in VIRGINIA.and NORTB CAROLINA, are now prepared to forward, frith reat dispatch, at reduced rates..-.eery kind of Merchandize, Val uable Parcels, Jewelry, Ac,to ths above-nssßsd ci OurExpres* on the Steamship* will !•» accom I pai'ied ti* SPECIAL MESSENGERS, who wiL rive their personal attention to ths carefel handling ,a «hk!s entrusted to the ADAMS' EXPRESS CO.'S Shippers will please take notice that packages te I points in Virginia and North Carolina will lie sent by Steamers, unless otherwise market!. I Freight received, on day of sailing. nntilSo'elk SPECIAL NOTICE. - Express packages lor Nor ••■"... Petersburg, Richmond, and all places m Vir •ilia and .North Carolina, intended for shipment fey Steamship* ROANOKE and JAMESTOWN, will hereafter l*o rsoeived bj tiie ADA.MB' EXPRESS COMPANY, who are the authorised agents for Px press privileges on these skips. Office of the New York and Virginia Steamship Company. LUDLAM ft PLEASANTS. Am'ts. gar* BIRDS! tmg CHRISTMAS PRESENTS Free exhibition ni BIRDS from t ! ie feui quar ters of the kloob. a splendid variety just received from ihe Fast liid.es. Five varieties ofthe small est 3AGED BIRDS in tba world. Imported CA NARIES, that sin-; by ;-:as Ii lit. A varfet* of LEARNED BIBDS. TALKING PABROTS.- ENGLISH STARLINGS, that apeak. BROAD STREET, nine doors above the Vir ginia Central Bailroad Depot. do 30—st* . *c.-FTPOLBTER. corner _*?**"mE=_ol ''Jth and Uroid streets, Richmond V:., lit il lassgsnt for Wm. Knatte ft Co.. of Haiti more, for the safe of PIANOS, other Musical In- Btruments. and ..trier a tieler; in th-i same line. I offers, oa accommodation terms, the celebrated .i md and Ktssre PIANOS made b* bis said pria- JO ? S, ITALIAN STRINGS, fte.', of direct imp .r --tatton, or Southern naannfacture. wholesale and r*iail Piasoa hired out, tuned .and repaired. f___j.' MILLI NF U V STO R E %g?:d i**f iIO.V.K Val'K i'.-:-NM-'.TS CLOAKFatSeS AND HEAD DRESSES. Mrs S. M. PARIS*! baa now on hand as fine an assortment of BONN ETS, CLOAKS AND H BAD DKKSSESa* can !■ ■ louns" anywhere in tbi city I BONNETS MADE T't oi't.tKß at short no! cc, | and BLEACHEII AND TRIMMED in the latest _t u>*. Also, a fine assortment ofDR\ GOO'iS I 100 numerous to mention We a r -: selling all el , the above goods at greatly reduced prices. Were- I Bpeotfutly invite all who want cbeap tagive I us * oall. at No lf> Broad si . between 3d and Ith. Richmond, Vs. I'i-T lm*l S M FARISS ,__,* _. — —ft. FOX SALE- One new OPEN '^"JTr-r.aiii.'-.—«''f''i' liOATofthc lamest size, two Eafeßa€a*isE*Bs ami one stable. Capacity r,'.-,-mtons. A'ao.two DECK BOATS and one I RORSE. Terms reasonable. Apply to .ias. c McCarthy a co., dr 12—Im* Ce*r. 6th ar.d Byrd at.,on Canal. ii- SELLING OFF, at eoasideraote >4Jo£j 1 ■reduction, at the *s** B! 4J _p*s_ CBEAP BOOT atid SHOE STORK. 2't Bros d S raaxr, preparatory to leaving the city. ja "- >".t * .. tFIlt M P \1 P. OF WELfe '-*.*_ . HHOKK MILES. r<i\i SALE.—They IT s£_l may be seen .-.i the American Stables— I __________»They«an be boßKht k,w. as the owner baa j **' I ™'"' no use forthem. ApOty to deM-6t UODDIS k APPEBSON. -v 1 »> R 5.4 L 5 i*R iVA TE - -J_fs___J_. tiS»LY-A I' HOROPGH ISKKD ifCfcXj_Aß K. three years ..id. ST-TaT' AN'o.l private CARRIAGE, nearly new, soitaWe either for a private Carriage oi Hock. Tne* .an le •sen at the stables ol Messrs li : \i*,V Hutcbesoa. \ r.-at bargain may be bad hi application t<> no22—ts E- B. COOK. Auctioneer. v THI si H**' RiBKB baviVi Bnrehased t'RTG STORE of the late JOHN W. \|_i POLI ARD. on I7th. hstwseo Grass snd £| Broad streets ssdmadelar eadditfen to tbe stock, nos offeisMthe uublic a well selected as- Bo :,. enl of I'i.rnsT MEI. iCi.NKS and rANU*i ARTICI ES, sad solicits the lornier pationase ol HiiMu had a tone experience, he levsonal attention to puttin up prerwriptfeoß. ' JOHN* V. .FH tVM-IR, i i UK I «..«■». I«V f 7 .*, "Oi'l.s. PAINTS, WINDOW GLASS.Ac—PUBCELL, I.ADD A CO.. Rfebmoad, Vs., ..tier ior sale, in •luaiititie.s to suit puri-h.iiers — lbs- superior Indigo, 25 Allspice. lbs. best Madder, lUO " selected Oln We s Super. Carl). *er, s,.ds. SBB aVs,arimeNntmeaa losks Wasbiai Soda, txm " Moos, ounces Quinine, Sbbls.Whita Hinder, His. Ext. l.iu*A"od, MO mats Cinnamon. imrt 1 to. boxes, M* bibs Cloves, bb.s. Burnine Fluid, » bbls. Pntty, olils. Pure Sperm Oil, 30 esses assort dCoferi bbls. Vi.iehme Oil, in Oil, bbls. Tansers' Oa, 1,500 boxes Window -'.•illons Solar Lamp Glass, Oil. lUO Imxes ColpSts's I bbls. Kerosene Coal Soaps, Oil. 15 gross Browa Wind tbs. HydriodatePot- sorSoap, ■ t ss., 12 jtross Coxa • «»e!*i boxes Starch, tine. Gum Arabic ay ca-*es Cooper s'jels keits White Lead, tine, . , , lbs.CraamTartar, 1.5C)-ails. Linseed Oil, bbls. Camphor, 25 bbls V srnisbes, 2u •' lilue, lao.euo Havana Cigars, 20 " F.n,'. Venetian 8 bbls. Blue Stone, Red, *> " Chipped Dye M 0 bags prime Pepper, weeds. Also, a hr.i* and complete stock ot all popular Patent Medicines, Paints, Painters' Brushes, Co lors, ftc, Ice., on out usual terms. Orders Carefully packed and prompt v forws.rded. Tbe auaiitj of all articles warranted. PUBCELL, LADD ft CO v Drunßist*. 122 Main street. Richmond, Va. — - iiiv nit it. arimiK. *""-_A CHAS, S, DAWSON, XW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I)RI'iL; : ST. | /jp Bssb to inform hi* friend* that be has now | received his PALL STOCK, which he can sell on | the u.ost reasonable terms Cash bsyers Will (OS well to ci'll upon bin; previous to loiyin? else- j Xjm k-sßajM LINBEED OIL, M 0 ke-cs WHITE LEAD—Lewtr' pure, 20 cases COLORS ground m oil, 800 lbs. MACE, in baste GINGER, 6 bales CLOVES. Alsri. a sunplv of Lubneatrnt? Oils, pys j Stults. Patent .Medicines, Fancy Colo-'lies, Tf-o | c.ls Soaps, Clears, Tobacco. Meerschaum .Tid . BsyereWood Pipes and Ci ar Smokers. T-irk:s!i 1 Smokin; Tobacco, n. very tine niticle. Pinion's. Satchelor's, Christodora's, Gilmaa*B and I'.-ters Hriir Dyes. Also, fine THAS— lovers oi a hue ar- I tide are reanested to try them, n Ors.t, COLOGNE, allowed to le ejoal ia svetrj respect to the _ermine F*rina-—SAMPSON, asara andepeed) cure lor Gonorrbrea, Glsst. fte. One I bottfe is sntf.eient. L'M the. Hliiicf-d t;\ it.;.--!Vx Wholesale aad .Retail Drogstit, Cor. Main and tstl. strr.its. | /tREAT BARGAINS!" Car IF APPLIED FOR soon:; I Aferaa lot of fine lory. Done. KUm*. Horn, i Coca and Wood dandle TABLE KNIVES and PORKS. CARVERS. Ac. The above bam*: stitthtly aaisacsdinmsnßßetar ina. will lie rotailod very ehe;ip. Boardfes-bonsss, I f unities, Ac, in waul will do well te cad soon. Ap ply at. I n»2ft— ta] E.JL COOK S. 7e Main st. Rl« iniONl>- MA UK t'ANULeS.— Bsssaa Richmond y**iil eaeoaraxs bom* manafaetu'e. 1 oflera ti.»t rate article of CANDLES which 1 ask the public to see and know- the price ol lietore purchasing elsewhere. They are warranted lOoie to the pound, not like a (reat many soldlnl this place only 11 oz. to the pound. JAS. f>IN T .*>. de 22—2w corr.eristh and r rankl.n sis. (ATMS, I.ATIl**. LATHS.--We are prepar -i ed tn firnisn at our saw milt. Mum's Island, any amount of LATHS, to which wa would call the attention of plasterers and others, as we will sell them at the low price of «* per tlmajand. de It -lm JNO. A GKO, iiIBSON. HRRKINGS.--VK)bbl» .No. 1 Halifax Cut Her • iii s.am bbls. No. 1 Halifax Alewives, in prime order, for sale "y wOMULK ' CLAIBORN ,. : , No. 11 Pearl stieet. Kit HHIIS. BAtON SIIIKS AND SHOTL> O'J DEBS—New and old for ssle by WOMBLE A CLArBORNE. _ No. 11 Pearl street. M _ "ATiIEB"Er..--73 kit* Extra No ij 30 lMs Medium and Small No. 3; lor as I* by __ ds « *rw LF.WIB WEBB ft JOHN JL WA PP. j T la to the intsrsat of every peraon to ro to E. J GOLDS MIT *a Broad street to purchase Borne of bis Hoods, as they are to bs closed out at a great Monftos rati.er than to retaoy c them. " AUCTION SAZiBS. | ~~ * '--'- By J- i. >l. Tuylorfchitu. Am t'rs. j FB IBID HOIS*. AXDLOT. OS OELYf• liERh BTRBKT, AT AUCTION.-Ths snb scnt*-r intending' to discoßtinue houae-fcseping, will hcliupon the pr'tmisee.on TPESUAV, tlieioth day ..» .lanuarv.i-oxi.mencing at 3>» o'clock r*. M., a HOI ?8E and LOT, on Belvidere street, in the litoivulern Tbe house baa been recently •ntsins four comfortable rooms, with a «o<al tchen nn.l all necessary out-building*, ot irontsM toet and runs back I M toct. ] diateii f ft.-r the «ale of the boos*, will bs my HOL'SBHOIJ) and KITCHEN Pfjß-1 E, eon -istuii; of the usual Variety. s.-.Fnr tie real estate, one fourth cash: .ncentci i.' ami IH months, for negotiable j nth interest added, and secured by a trust Tl.O tas.es lor 1-JuO to lie paid by ths par- For the personal property, eiisn wi I be ro wM.BaP.NETT. ! i t T .Ytoß *c Son. Auct'r*. if ,-• PI OK Vs.Lt. —Will ho sod t.. tne null bidder.witboat rese.ve, b> psjafe aaetfen, rrvnfe, intkeooaaty ol KinpsseQueen,os I ►AY, the lttfi day as February. IMP, » tract I T> oontsiafes one hundred aiidsevei.tr I nd a halt acres, iyins oa the coiiuiy road leading from Goffebarg to Owyna • Mills, is said Bounty, withia two and a halt im.es ol th-: puboc landing at H hep par da Warehouse ami Dudley's Kerry.opposite frssi Poinl ana about one mils in a direst line from Vors Pi er About ose-hatf of ibis land is heavily timlered. the balanoo opaa, with stood UW K1.1.1.M.-lIDI'SK and .ml bosses, I his is a trainable utile farm, find sell worth* tne atl intios ••! persona wiskiai to eiisa,e in the luu. - 61 1 asinase. i 'r'K.\is One thud cash, and balance on credit I j and ii' months with interest from uate. For fur isr i rticulars appli to MapOr Koaaar !'.i. -\r, Kib aad Qneea, or Ai-*. Iter, atl •• ofneeofibs Ktchmond and York -lawJw ,el **/ " BY'THE OWN ER. ;<;i. \> r'» BALE.- In ottsskmiceto aa . i r «.f tu<* Hi.stin.« Court ol the cit* ol Hoi. . made Kovembei ben, IMS. ia au attach i Morris A, Myers a..sin-.t .1. N Lewis, i ill, is front of the City had. on WKHM'S nsxt, the tlth instant.(th it beiti , Court dsy, to tbs h .hest biUib r, for cash, ths intereatot th" said J M Lewis, as assi nse. oi James A. Carter, in a nero man named MILES, nots iatbenaeasd koasession of Patsey Praeer, mr ncr lifr. which interest is embraced in s ii : attachment. THOMAM b". DUiILEY. jar.-dtda Ssrveaa* City of jtichn rmj CHEKII r** BALE Of tfe .* .** -I. . «, * C> TOOLS.—WiII pc sold on SATURDAY, Janu ary 7th. at 11 o'clock, at ths blacksmith shop id .1 i.i.es D. Mitchell, on 17th s'reit. the fefevwiUi I blacksmiths' tenia levied on to me, to satisfy an I (.\e utioninmy hands in favorofWm H, Andrews I '-.-.. James U Mitchell and B. M Courta«< : 3 Bel | lowa 2 Anvils. 7 Hummers;'l /ices; tot new doe; I jot old Iron; lot oak timber: lot Wagon Spokes; lot I old Wbeefe; lot Hoes and Kikes, and other toots J teneralls found in a blacksmith's shop, i rue mb—Casta. JNO. W. WBIGBT, D. 8 , i Jaß-3t For H K. Ellv-i •■ - CJj ] a (HUMS T X n I Ust'ft >. IL.'. UP Aft- J .'» ir |{ <).-~I will set), as Administrator of !'r I John li. Mettsrt,dee d. on PKTDAY.tbe Bth da* I Bear-,. IMP, a N KtißO M A.N named ' Jesse" giag to -id estate, at Dicaiasoi Ii ii. a I JAS. W. BUBFORD. ] -2: Admmistrstor. i By B. ' ti. i <ioV. Auit. { CIRMTIR I- AND HOOKS AT ATJCTIOB. J P Oa FRIDAY, 6th inst., at IPo'e'eok. I will sell 1 at my store, a tarxS lot of FURNITURE, sm- I bracint a great, variety of useful bouse he spins, ar- I ■KH. BOOKS -After which. I will sei! the re- J •rot the Books alii htly damn ed at the late I tie.stoic of Messrs. Jarnss Woedhonso A I nongst which are some valuable works.— I r account of whom it may concern- I jaß K. B. COOK, Aoet. By Wm. I'nsiuill. Ane.'r, (i' CT!.'H-I il'i'it. VS. I Oa M.f-KOI.S ,»i il i »10.\.--<'n WBD <SU NEf?DAY loli da* of January, at 11 o'clock, A. RI.. is front oi'the Auction Store of William liill, I shall sell twonti NEGROES, belon s l n* c estate oi the lata Col. Joseph nras;. Anions , are some likely young Men and B.e.s. Boose ants, Paotoi] and Farm Hands. a Ms—Cash; or ti months' credit, into rest added J ell endorsed ne otiabfe notes- . j Exeoator of Joe. Brora, dee d. t le conducted by Was. Pasjiill AwCr: I 11 he added severalother caluabia NEOROEB, j og whom is a good Cook, . tTALITAsILK WHARF PROPP.RTY FOR > RfcNT AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-Oa rKI-l DAY, the ISthdasof January, 188e,attbe aourol I 12 M. 1 shall rent upon th-* premises, to ths hi.ii- I .st bidder, the WHARF FROPBBTY tehmpinß be in< the aares that was last \ear in theoccuwin- j cv of the PhiladelphiaSteamb >at Company. Tba I \\ riarl anil Bbeds are in so ti order. j By Chas. T. Wortham A i 0.. Vuet's. (\* tr.lritY. JAMAH.V bTH. IS6O, atl 'I ißvis ol B*l.«.—For sums iieiler 9V4t, cash: I ov rSlflO k J^ o^T C W QjtfH__j|^c OM Aucts. \\ ill be added: S :;o tierces prirneold HAM* 4 . Will be added the v r schr. Eclipse, from I Attakapas, La.- ooesistinj of . ; By t'reiisliitw «r « «.. Auct's. 1 "CiC BA«» rili'iK RIO I OFFEB AT I,OUD AUCTION.—On FRIDAY, t> v day "i January next.comiiiercin- ai II o'c'ock A. M jws I • >!l Bell at tne warehouse ol C. T. VVortluiti. ff (to.. | r> d .ul I- hot i. Mist received di reel from Rio do Ja I aeiro per bark Winifred, aad selected expressly j 8 half'pipes pure FRENCH BRANDY.senI Messrs. it. ! >*• '' r! IT. A M k CO. will sell at the I T;:i;>-'- Under & 109, cish; *i*e' tsW, • months' j rde 'w-'-'td » W CO.. An-'-. Ity rase. W. aecsee, Au. t.. i Utfice eoraar I2tl. aad Carj streets.) | T*OBA4'CO l*\< TOKV I'lVlttlflS AT I Al'CTloN stfill be sola on FRIDAY ssoib Factory on 17th sit., between Msm nt C ijy streets. I.rnier'v occupied b Bfessrs. *-'t-,iras .V Biumuiel •ol the TOBACCO PIXTURER lieinßsien teJames 1 'io'de, eonsisttn; nl Piattsniai Presses. Boa t'r.---.es Bopahead Presses, Ffefteaia wtlla Stoves Bonda. liars and if.ber articles used is t.u ci nufel tiire of Tob ie o. i Taatss.- For tM sums iirtier BNO c .sh ; over I •jitx). fear nmaUrs*credit, ior approvsd sosotiable I The HOUSEcen also be rented f'-r tiieensuine I year .t a moderate price, befe feted in every v. t> l.r-i I .re and convenient Factor* de2i» TBOB W. KBBSBB. Aaet. r| Ml TIIK PA R.M'KH**-OP VIRGINIA.-Facts 1 wiiich have recenli. come to our kaowlsdps, together with idvertisssßents, and a sard wmeh | catena veiy thro., r thsoouptry le I s and customers, and from wn.ch we I ollowin.; extract: "The subscriber have I Bted the above business for tne last 6 Franklin street, under the st*le ol (J. CO., ne-s leave Io iiitoim his friends ißstomsra of the .>!.! eoaeers that that lot now exist." hat 8 satisfied as that a ,d systematic eilirt has snd m slid be o deceive the public unit lead them to at the eoßcera ofOEO, WAT h CO. ristsnee and tiiat ilie only plaeetopel teetCnH Braea Plow is from a mas who feinting the Patent Laws and on justly George Watt ol ins property, by makini Plow, without h;a autk.wit: or consent. to correct the impression thus sought to md inform you and the public thai the t GEORGE WATT ,V GO. is stilt in ex hat Geo. Watt, the inventor and unten ot sold the right, or autboriaed an. ens, J r. P. W. Scott, of Fredericksburg, to I of his Patent iMows. sad that we keep I I on hand a stock, of .11 sizes, made I r personal supervision, from flic onty | prttarns, of tbs best materiols.ltoKetbsr I iet* ol other Agricultural Implements, I i warrart to the buyer, and aie d»ter tto be undersold by asf one in t;>e m.ir- GEO. WAIT returns his sincere thanks nds and tiie publio, who have aastatnsd •ofore, and wo solicit a eontinu ince ol onsse. ijKU. WATT i CO. 'i C W I 111 MITHINO, BBIX UAN fells O- F.W PLATING, Ac,—The subeeriberhas sad from tiie Northernotties. where be n a lar.se supply of materials, of the best sedinLOCKttMITHING.BELL HANG VER PLATING, etc.. and invitss -mb 10a t'i his hiiainsm He has employed tae iii.en to le had, and 's prepared to make iverj kiml of M>ok, to ins, !ssl?.- ii tbe ncr.'aud to do Silver FUtm*. in a Btj le Pot la.ssed by any astabUsbmeat in thiscouu bia work ia warraatad, or no sale. a eajpsrieace of many yeara ia ties city. leeafataaoa sriiA the beat Look-soaker* fe try, he tlatters femsolfthat be ean/tiva on, both as t.* eorkjnsasbip and prices. ■ fore solicits orders from town aad eoaa h will awet with prompt attention. •jwishiiu tohavsLocxs mahkok. kkcaim s uvm; hi any style, er tjnvks PLATIPs in asuperior manner, arc invited toonli italHtshment, oa Urth street, three door* Mais, obete they will be attended hp ai est pottos.. 1: in p diijiincc, sent thrnu/h the !'■ st ill be lmassdiatel) filled; and Ifell Hanataj .ny p.itoi the country r.t city prices. «ss W4C W. SBBAD, r Platei, Locksmith sad bell Hanger, |Am loth street. Kiehm..".! Vs. ■ t Ml A~ S A V I *ti S~ U A A U.- tmmrttred hy th* L*gi*l»4urt if In. CAPITAL—J too PO»! 1Y- received OS deposit in sums ol FIVE DOLLARS and upwards, on winch interest »t the rat- ef six per eoututn per tiiiuuni is paid for earns Esix nutul bs or loii'-cr; lor Htioiter pe est a» tne rate of 6 par casta an c joint stock booed for the deposits. receiveu and i-.-»rti&c*tes issued b* the ' It tsTABKE, at the SK.re ot ¥.. B. irner of Main and Governor s'reels. V *' MAM'LH. OorTHELL. Pres't. T. H. STARKE-Cashier, C. WAI-THALL, !*3eorstar*. ■TJISKtBTS, «IPILTED«K«HTB. is thi* BtoiciM, two bundre.l mot** of sdid quitted •fkiits. with Steel lt«*epa ible rluslle. whtte and colored, these decidedly the most com . nabie article | b* ths I'di ••• I mi seisin.; them at very ( rios. Everybody oUj,tit to i-a'-e one.— I i Cheap Store, tl Nam at. I ______BBSS^BSSSsHBBSBBBTaI * *" "' AaKPfIOW ■Bliiia . ~ r | By Osddln fc~ % payer son. A act* a/ VALLA 81. * PHiiTTE DWrLLING ABO VACANT LOT. ON tHf.?9OUTBS!DI OP.BOIW. BBAB TO WOVKHNOK BTKKKT. POR SALE AT AUCTION.-At th* ra-<,n#..t ot tbe heirs-at-law of the tore Mr. K. It Crenshaw, ws _hall »ell at. public auction. r*n the pveaasfea, on TUPS'DAY, the 10th January, leap, at t o'clock. P. M.the very dssiratils Bpaaawfe toeefed as aU.ve, la'e residence of ths dceoswd. The dw- llm*. which is a most excellent an ••is lv room*, bs sama suiple servant*' ac.-«.i. ~■ »' .lion, ami m »up plied with gas and water. '/" tbedweßisil wall be attained :B feet "l ground (rooms on Koss street. running back about txtfest, with tbe privilege of an alto* cxtendiiii! out to Governor street. The vat-ant lot on tbe east, winch b.is the i.nn front and depth, has in the rear an ex.-ellent brick stable and carriage house. This M will be solo with or without the dweUisc, aa may b* .teemed test at the hour ol sale The location ol IfißJ prosertj is ad mirallv iiiited for tne assrehaat or prolessioiisl gentleman. _ __ T«s .iS.-One-fourth cash; Defease at f. 12. andfe BBPntbe, tor neiot table notes interest ailded.se eared bs a trustiWd. Ibs taxes and insurance tor Ink) to be paiu b* the purchaser. ' OOdDIN \ APPEBBOB, Ancfe. rtOIIMISSIONERII* SALE tW V \LI.\- U ill,E FARM OP INH. ACBKB, ON THK CBABLBB C!T*l C H ROAD TWO MILKS BELOW RICHMOND.—As Commissioner ap pointed b> a eeerse ot the .'iicmt Cseitei tba ■ oni t. of Henrico, prenonocsd na tbsMb Nevssp her. IMP. in the easenl fcs.l mil ntt'Crs -i.aiust ■id ministry tors, Ac.. weshaU p,.>c ..l to t lie auction.on the premises, oa Pel atth I'e--era er. K">. >t U o'clock. M.. not. I a next feir d .j. > thai ealusMs ed ss il*»'-e. of Which j.*rtn I an ir died nisi" 1 ' .. ISt>.i_ ncfS* It will le -nS»b orrtm . to » plat and s..rvey to be etlub ited at the hour !.i ss'e The mansioa bouse end X teres have been assigned to Mrs 8. M Kt»trar. 8S hei dower to be held by herdurin; he' life: and Tlie.eher IMB ICTSS will i« .to.ided into two or more parcels. as may bsdeemed most isdiei es. The part allotted as dnorer will assel4,s«ri >'ct ti the life t: nantc. ot tiie widow ami the residua vwl he soid in tee. witi. tbe risk* of immediate passes aion. Ti « if s — One third es»>ih: Ketones at I and 2 years foi negotiable Botes, iatereat added, and title re taim .1 till all the purchase money is paid, and a conveyance ordered by the Court I. R SPfI.MAN. i JOHNT CHILI I'KV.J Coii.Bi'.-a. A- H- SABD& \ Sale coadopted byOonntak Appkrsos. Aoc't* I i> * 2.1 ptsdN ltd* i POBTPOBBMFBT.—Ia eeeaeseieaeeef the n.»n attendance of bidders, the a ... c sals was postpea | NT DNEBDAY, the 18th J ami ir- lass. nii2 *•.!., lit fair; if not. the next fair day.) i'i'M MISSION KRB. »I!S\.,:>' Ii J. Mil. Olr \ A ft, I .*. ---I REAL ESTATE, ON CHURCH HILL ANKLIN ANDMraSTREETa- .s Com missioner appointed bj) a decree ot the tirciot I Court <>i rh= i ;•> ot Biehsnond.proaonscedon.ths I H Ii December. 1869 is the ease of Alien. Ac v I Altos, I shall proceed u»sell al public auction, on I the premises,on MONDAI ■ the Ptn da. Janaary, I I*4o. at *B o'clock P. >!.. ul fain if not in.-next I feir day,'the Real Estate of which tne late wit liamaoe Alien died seize.!, viz: The szeeifenl I BBi-tK TENEMENT at the corner ~', Frank!.a ni,! 9th streets, fronting 33 feet on Praakhn atrosf, I running hseklMfeettoaaslfej tt fret wide. Als. . I the v*e nt Lot odjoisias, having the samefroal | and depth as ths lot oa which the dsrellian stapsfe, | Al so. the Lot on the eaut tiasofaMi BtroH pc- j tweeaOraosand ProskUn streets, frsatin> ajteet, I runniag bock abosl \W leet to an alie>. havn | th'*re..n a Framed Dwellioc. Taaats.—One-third cas'i; balance at H and is I months ior negotiable sotea interest added, and | title retained till all the purchase luone*. is fully paid. The taxes forfeCOto be paid by tbe purchaa- | t-r. WILLIAMSON \V. ALLEN,Com'r. Sale conducted by OoOPta -V. APPaasoß, AuctS ' , dstV-bis j f«0>l *ll IS** IO > XliV SAI.P' OF VI KY *» ' VALUABI X REAL ESTATE IN TBE CII V OF bJiCHMoND.—By rjrtue of ;t decree •>! the t .icuit Court ofthe efts of Rfehmoad. o* th'-Ist lieoember, l^*)' 1 . in the sm' ol Cosby urn! others r pettpa and others, we will at pob*feauotfen,ss the pretiiiset, oa I UKUDAY, ths 17th da; of Jna aary, IWO,Of fair; if sot, the next fairdaf .leem mencinx «f the a»*nr of n o'clock, A. M., the REAL EBTA PE in theoit* "i Hie- mead, of which the late John Cosby, Es |..died seised, via : N..J. Lot rrostin* ZS fact on tne m*i line of I Mayo street by ltw feet to an alley, with brink dwelling enatainisa 19 rooms. Kitchen, stables. \<■ . recently .>. rupied by \!r. Cosby, .\o. . Lot fronting 90 feet I in rears! above,) on west line oi Wall street by 138 feet to as stiry. with two wooden tenements thsrsoa, eostaiaiae 8 rionis This lot will be cli. ided or bom as a whole. aa nmy 1* deemed best at the hour of sal". No.X Lot fronting 68"_ lee ton the north side of C-r\ street, hi shoot UP feet with the line Tob-c 00 Factor) thereon, now in tbeeeeaaanc) <>f B. F. Dickinson. Es<t., No. i Lot adjoining the aliovs '»n the east, front ing 21 ■■ feet by about ISP feet, with wooden bnildias thereon. Aad at Cie hour of 4 o'clock, P. M„lil fain if not i lie nc.it (an .!;*.) will sell - No.A feaatthe eorser of Oraee ar.', Fiohsts« fronting *3feet on tbe south sine "I i.re» street, 1 . abosl I -it i.-c? to an alley, with Iwobriektese nuts (•-* rooms e.-.ehl. with kltehen, Ac . iKNtspiedS i. specUvel] t>) Mr K. M. Porter and Mr. VV. M. 8 11 ton Tbe sale will take place ,n 'he order IB which the property ia ad' artissd. I itiM-..-I'tii-- lonrtii cosh-, holaßss at 6. II and is un iiiiim. for ne-otiable notes inisrssl added,and t tied retained until ths aaid mites »r« paid, nod a conveyance directed b* tv Court, aad tiie purohaa era to r>a> the taxes tor 1- '•••. OVEBT'OB Ic'lMiT riTS? . * to " ,i,lim Godpii -v Arrsasoa, Aueta. de 19— tawSwtdto "TVHE TAXI tBI.i; «sl'. » IS iKi.I.S Hti- I TEL. AJ THK COBNEB Ol- MAIN ■' NPi W/LL •sTkE'ETS. IN TIiF CITi 1 OP RICB VIOND.FOB SALE AT ArcTlON.—Al the n quest of ths owners, lone •■! 'whom Las removed irom Viruim . .we shall ofler for sale, at pnhtir, auclioi,on the premises, o MONDAY, the Mtti da-, of Jaauan UMB.stia o'clock M.. ';.■• valo i Lie knoviu as the ST. CHARi PS HO TEL, at tee corner of Main and *>* .. s*r-et fronting on the North sideol Main street 7« leet ronning bss X on lb* east bne ot Wi II st eel t* ieet to an allsv. Tiie b'liabn.u are ol ihe most substantial older, foot Btorirs high, wit Ii bass ivents tor con and wand t'u tbs i.nnd 1!.».> --thers are three hand onn Stores, frontim on Maia street, r.n.l six .^toreM,.;i Wallatrsot.sll Beenpied ■ permanent tesants. ihe Bote I ii"so\er U»i Ii ht a;.d hr- aleepm nw-u.s. S.-IMI ti re .i'.ces other eosveni'Bces; three limu's- me a - ' rs, reesptioß and rsadin< roms, and a lor pacious diaiag bMoob. wil ladies' i»«ltaarf. so. bar room, billiard niotii a,l office Thskitcbess have all necessary «ye»« -ni ps and ah Btodsrn napo.fememts coiai — I .':.I •-■'•!. s:or-. in the 111 :din is tar , him d «■ ' ■ :as. water, and svery eoaveaisaea adnptsd to the I vii-:'- lair c Mitel. Taaa<.—One-Stth .ash: batooas at l 2.': snd I 4 e'i:s. f--r re otini■!.- aofes, interest payable halt I learlv, toss to make the credit sawtsrssl '*c.;., I fend frow day of safe, seemed h*. I trust<fesd lie- lore, oiii r,- I c la'e is admiral !■ l.'C.teit. I '•em. in tbs heart ofthecitv.sssi dietoot Irstweec the Central aad lisnv Ih Depots, and eon safenl I !.. Il tiie |i \r Io; I BBfevSß II tSS CltJ Phe !■'•»- I •nt wissal rsnl 1 ihe properij is 6d.7tW Thr By Ui. kin-' »'. Mil' *-_«'<>.. tur's. ' *t»11 >»|N"*l«»> 1 US "-M.i:.--K virtue of., j v decree of the Circuit Court ol of Hick- | ii onn. in the ca.-e >l Corfee et als vs. Hill st 1 !eed.lnne li.lt UM tbe Bnbaeriaer 1 irt oner srpoin'ad PJ Iml Com I • sell tor cash, at the soetioa house ol I dt .V Co . in tbe '• it* of Kuiinioml. . t i-ti'h day of J auary. IBOU. at to ••'elk. I Ifewiat v iluabte slaves : MiedM who ia a very pood eoaa, wash n. r. I £1. alsn a good pfeia cook, but a first j rr aid kroner. a.-dii. i N 1 I tobvjco foesot*] hand 1 ed I7 t asood house aervset and lu> 1 istomed t.. the care of children, oats are of very sand ekarsetar and j been ver> bsaltbi. I KTEBFIELD THI NT. 1 Special Comrotssioner. ~~i aX k 6 1 *%t VALUABLE BEAL EBTATEBg . I'P.(>I'I : :KTY < «' I f GBBAT VAI.I V -0 sores of LAND 00 York River; ■» other \ liits ot ii si 1; Uil.K J'lfi'i'- WfcDNEBD \ Y. lbs lltb d«* <>i .1 -.i.,i 1 andarsigned, by virtus of swrtaiaeos | i.iii. from J inirs Big tor will sel .* on, st Bi^U-r's Mills, ta Yorkeoosty, I arable property that has svsr been sa> j linthiscaiumon tj powsißtinpef abaal 1 v ACBKB " r 1. A H D, :k River, ,nd knows a* the Risoa Hall •re i!< on i'is estate a large S'l PA.VI I iHIST MILL: a WHARF eafeaauw ,en and hnadrsd *«rds to ueep | oik River; a IsrsP and eoauaodious 1 i HOL'SK; *oine ei.ht or tea private IhS. suitable tor the comfortable s.-- I «of fas-til iss; four ferpe Barns; I n Bfeeksmith's 8n .» besidea corn I at asp eat imiluin-s. ABRICh-YaRD. I Machinery, atnl soms 1- (01 or li.tst) j 1 Troys, salsetsd aad set oat with irsat . if which aie expected to ttear unit next I n to the alxive are Id Of 17 pood H<'KHPS ] •si, 1....- Wagoas md Lumber VVstoaa d Cha.ns. rarmtai Ltaaaife, Lsmker, Bstaa, and various othoi c iiiiu.xlities | ue. 1 of very cood Mich Cows, a seed Dur- I (sek tfed aad broasbl aa from Now i 1IU»S add Pi„b ot uiiioov. d .'• ■■ d 1) will be K-dit in pmeefeorlaenssi'■"* 1 > tj«st suit TbsssfeofiaS j oaim.-riicc on tie, lit n of Januaf*. MPP, I ;-k M.. and the *iiolea..ie *.!l N aaay- I 1 day fadas tilloompfetsd. ] Vlade known oaths ;I.;> pf»g_ ! _*__ vi , ' Hi)\l Ell RAMSDKLL. j % pamoa deauina lakwaoatija ia rcacd cvtie eansspfeto 8.8 .r to L. J. Bowi g.N. baa., wiUiams- I HBMBBstJI «»P TMKJ.IfiIHJLA- I'.-DAKKAt'Orr, HARHIH A CO, latfullv oaHtbe attention of the mem- | V i-gjsia Lsgislatsrs to their !;.r e~ii.l I ra* of RKADY MADE CU'THiNt.. •rd b* them aspesmtly f.r tlieir rmail lic> Bfemisa to sell as low ai tl-.saatre I lioods sss Ihi txu*lit anywhere. Call j r *. curse'vt>». at LjABBACOTT, HARK! ' A CO S. N.. 112 Main street, ccessors te Merchant, Wourfes* A 1" >. i.KN itll'tlUTtTlON OP MA CICAKS -Tee sutsciikers have just icct lrom a "notbars inut a l.tr. • .ami se stock Of genuine Ha* ai.a Ci.'ari> em- | italia. Concha. Overs aud Lond n *is*»b { trtiautf of n.aoufyeture and relinks of unsurpassed b* any Cuaiasvsr br. v hi ksi. k 8R.)., jtosstists i Pf.«»THIN«.-tHir slock Of heavy Sattinet Proek Coata, Sheep*' tirsy | » ami black Saitinet !'•,« Jackets. I l.«ek, i ar.ev Sittinet Pauls. Vest, in va j net)', flannel brown ard Btr>red labirts and (» *w sra Blv krts and Country KiM S«*hs is tall *•*« | enit.racin< a great variety <>l »«i,yd and I well m»ds Cl.Mbin-.fer mcaje.' b_»*s' sear at very l.w prices. KEEN. BALDWIN* WILIUBB | OLD J % M h•« s l*ni-l lew halloas of very aaieriofoM ««•••*« *»*" t »»-t»to I ri»Bs»ftfcWlN*TON,lßaff"Ba. -JZ*Z?Ya*''i>4*; 7,".,1. By Paealtasea, B'liPtlsnAMf*. • - CO.YIMIftAIOS t fe'a.M_,. 0F j| EOROEB. Iwll sail Thi" MORNING at s9 o'sfesk st ths Auction Rfiuie of DieAfehoe. Will T fVoNEoRoWoviEN. WI,.UK j llANCP..'C«aa*tMßioßpr. Sale by Dan v«o.v, Hut. ft (to., Auct's. js 5- ft _ Be J as. M."i-aete* '** a«e. AJctaa, FKAMiin tat»Li»»a#. #sa grvKMsj STREET AT AcCTioN -W. will atli. oat 'AIIKUAV aliern.Min. < ouimeßcing at te'yfeek. the FRAMED BCILPING . n rih »tr*el. inmie distarry ,n resrof the s*.tt»e of Mr R A X Deb tie*, ar.d now occup ed by Is vie N. Cocke. Ess,— ft" « m. >••.,, 1,.. r*n,...ed within ten day* fio.n to* UHy ol »*)». Tmei-Casu '}!] 5™ , .• ,A *' >1 lAVLOB ft SON. Aact'e. I'OJiiroNKviKNT.- Ir. conss'iuence of lasts at-uV-JsofiVv'" ssle wa* I iILKiDA i ii... j.a ~o| JaeuarT. at the **s** asae. JA.VEX M. TAVLOT? ft SON", . .'__.•» Auctioneer*^ B 7,c Th *** w * *'*«*'.' Awe***, (Olticeo. n__r jj'h »nec*ry »ts.» I PERSONAL PROPERTY IN THF CiTVO? RICHMOND.- It* *,r,u«*„| * lire-* „f -'f,„fct •_• cutsd to me by a. T H .neck..on m* 2p,., Sept.. ;-07, and ol record m ih« Cerk'« ..IR. « <>f»he Uust iii.s Court. >r Richmond. 1 •■'■'■' *"" «»rtiriu. awn Uoa. en tba PiPTlt I'M" «.f Januai*, i*.. .•,,-, ••t the Tobacco Factor? ..' R. M. "feyepaon, the Ii llowinx art'clss: 10 TobaC'io PI: Ess Is." •• _ \ iI.L ; ; ''.'tSheetincMl! 1,-i'' : 5 Beta ol CAf* ','l -US." ni' 01 Whn-h art:, j.-* lie as *o<s_ *s new. Safe to commence st ll»*c"r_rl M Im*. ':a*h. IO NJ H NASH. Trustee. Bale c-sduetsd by Ti.o.. W. Kkkek. Auct. By Alex, rfass* aßaJt. j i'IKVITIKI, DbV I.UWIIS. (l«OIT: I RI is. Vc V.'.n |j> aotd at a...-t,on. at my -tore, corm-r ol Maia n'.»l litu streets on PBURS DA i, the tth day of Janaary, oommeactai at 10 o rnK'k. a <snei <l asaortiueiit i t new and second hand FPRN TUBE. STOYF9. Ac. Itlii' GOODS.—B vera] 'nvofee* l*r» Goods I Net Shirts, Drawers ana Jacket*. I'• lore*. Yarn £<*»ks, Nesrf* Spool Cotton, Fl«x. Thread, fte. GrtOCIW i FS.- Wine. Brandy, Otn.Moap. Man nfectarsi Tobacco, Cu-r«, Cr.wkprjrand oiaes ja« anrtfeneer. "~ My~JrIlT UTpa.g. Auct. ~~ 11*11.L Br 501.t'".e.«.-* ai.ht thi* week.at *» asettoß r.tom f*">. M-im street, coinmenoing at 7 ..'.!.*ek, a b.r c inv»* .-c of tiae ••••Id. Silver, and Plated WATCHES, las JEW ELR/Y. ho d i'.Ai'NS; Si leer-Plafed SPOONS, FOBrfS, CA3- TOKS fte. Atari ,. n. lot of FAN>V 9oOM, CI N.H.—Consi niiteut* rec-iv:psee«ry day and sold without reserve. J. 11. DIGGiS Anct. P P. Hiioth. Salesman is 3— t* ItyAlev. •*iottr.\scl. \TI6HT StLfcta-WAICHPs. JFWELK" La ANBPANCV oof) US-Wid ha toldataua tion.atni* -.tore, coii'iee'icia. ..t 1 o'clock THIS EV KNI NG scd eontiniied durtnz the season.every m. I, t a lar.e assort men 10l line O eld and Si I vsv \V it, h»». fine lewt.lt*. Hniceietp, fenoy tioxss, Kaivesnad i-'ork*! Pockel Cutlers, Oostors. (ilosa KH'f, Merino Shirts litaw.-rs. Table CfefhS, Caa- Stmerea, Bed Spreads.Ci :ars, und Fancy '..H.d«. no jo ALEX. NOT'T. Auet. COAL, COKE, &0. pOH P.--Tiie price of Coke until further nottes S<)FTLI'AIPCOKK.' #»» (;-i . r« prompttj axeeatoi nt Sards corner 10th and C try and 6tb and By rd K»r-ets. Terms saaa. del2-fe _ JNO. J. WbBTH. Ageat, rvAH AM> PiSEW OOli—Sea-ooed snd us v/ .I. r shelter, (or s .le a- Coke i'nrds ,'ei;-t* ."No. J. WERTH. At't. t\rotfli AND i.t >iltl R FOR BALK.••The »» sufeteTibsr BS* on hind and will continues* keep it i y %a*d. oa the South sirte.-if tha lock, he mem liih am! Wtb street*, adlc|n_n<_B. P. Haeoa ft Son's Coal Yard, SEASON ED OAK and PIN! V. ((Oil al th* lowest market prfee. H« also keeps eonatantly on hand KIN HI I NO WOOD ready prs pared, at fAS per load of Nenbw feet, detivstsd i ibV part of the city : also. VTROINIA I'INB LUMBER < ut biorder it nhort notice. __• W. P. PHILIPf. N. H.-A car.'o »f superior Beasosvd PINE Wool*, per sclir llci.v Head, now lauding snd for site low from the wharl. JAM I - --' HILL. i JOHN VVT FI«HEB." CO-PAtt I N V R S II I 1.-Th" utidersicaed have entered into a Co-PARTN ERSMfP. dst me fr.'i;> the Mkj din of Novsmier IS4?. under ths same and so is of HILL *< FiSlle'R .torcarrVls* ..n ihe WOOD and COAL BI'SfN KSS. on Bsbib bank, wher* ail order" aul be thankfelly receivad, • i i-,, i.nler* left with ?Ttrßer*s*. A Peixaa, No, I'd Brood street, or sntb C so. I. Hksk.m., No. M \i tin rtreet, frita as prssnptri attendsd to t. n. Otticc eoruer pt.ii Street and Haaiu bsak. 'i>k..«- Cash. JAMES UiLL. _ JOUN W. PIShER. C**> TK PB" ••OAiy-rtioKf HakDCOaL. /***.». t et ThisCti.M, is Bituminous, not of ths best aualrtv j but th« many bimihes »hoaraaow MSinu it. tltinkthe price more 'bar. compsnsatea ;.ir Ihe quality-, and ns'l.e pi ice will le hishsr. per aoiil who wihli to Im it had setter eallat ones. t'\. "ibrc (mi 14, ii ►tr.-et, one door leloa Mr, Haßiissa' grooeri atern. It'OA I. makes an i«cellent fire. ,-jn.* F.COOK. I.INM STIIVy*! %IIU-'M\ sio\ in:: viki.im \ srovEsv : * RICHMOND*TOV F Wf>RKS, ESTABLISBRBTN 1861. AHA S Nil- I- lw v facta res at th n celebrated soPToEKN BTOVI FOI'NDRY, V|ib. K. iIO.\. PA ri l.i.K ami CO*>RINB KS ot ill-- :l nsl ;.eso.'llMe si. leu und "I SUIK» irlni. BUsLfie*; .-**«_, HOT AIB FI'BNA RDNTS indGBArRS BOLI.ffwWARE, IAN 1 S. mNKS. Ac . Vc, asd HMNTI ip iii.-h: Macliinsry and Ornarneirfal Csatins*. propPieto is convinced rlist *qfnefes_ nfpto ■ r .tioi.s oul.t be ti. ;n I in ha umrkst who !■. the villi." fa <<«hI article, tninetirp bim lie of the t» st ni it.-ii ala •• ni" -n ,( ie employ - •i B«taipet*ai n.-i asai •*. Vicn-'Atr,/* if the ~:,i a/a.- *•' -i art • irq niiii, Or, ltu.rnr.dthi :i r ;..'. a 1 i.'i .- ir./.. . ••■ Pi ■>• es b.i •" boensradaarN *.'»:bhi* fer.ir ' .-■ n .'-. 1)' rnir.i- 'he i.i.«l | oi.no of an] in U ii »up*tn..i . r c.|. tt: uiif k-Uc.'- otope .; a pi ul' ri*« lt>»io tor o,e >i*e.,f SSPVsaU, 'AIBIBG I'l.A'l l.M.r.uiipil. -u;*i.liert. ie.« oi.t S'ove il-;ilert. Itirou-.bout ta* South ■re ,0,,:.<u to lory. .iiu then octet* lo ASA SNVDKR, Riehne'i'd. Va. Retailed in Btcbaiond b\ Messrs. C I» Y.'.LK A fO.WM SEAP*-WM>f> O A A BARrt/.VIN. Jr . m.I vt'.Vl A. MOl NTCASTLE. ilp 0) dim \t. tin I) till* n A MIM It." I WBOLEBALE oROCI-RSAND PFOVIb.O.N lUi ii srasaT, WsLLaru Buaeeae •xsat',) i rle to tbe traiie on rsam.nilits teruia. In hbOa, new lie on {l.i.Vn. U hhda. n<w t'lcii-a.. .'Mi..,ado: aud Sid* BA ■ (N. sbl!*' BalUatAie Coratd BEEP. Itrrtfe, bakers BITTKR s 41 Idle ne* No I LABB, •vt c, » uxlra O.when aud GlaCsa BVTTEB. MlMUioa 11 Hand I'ine Apple OH f.t--*K. sft hove- Spcrn. snd Tafe.w CANDLES. 1.0 hots* To Ut and Bi wn»iAP. MMklh K«.bne«tSl I»A B. all srade*. E stork ol TEAS VNI NKH. LIU IJOIis. ) nood 'in-dity CIOAR.H. BOMB-MABI FAi'T'i RK«~. srsigned uianufnctures and keen* csb ■nd.sl >|is Kieliu.'ini! Iron arc. Stssl c snd fin« s« rtitient >.f ID ami COMMON IRO>,ai.n*ißtinr of |.-» Bnr, Bind. Hoop, sad Scroll Iron. M'.N «> nil md Mali Bound*, it Mule SHOE IRON, BuFNTR aad ii.VG kODS round hod*__i<*re. i-al OKIM TEETH. NtT IRON. Mul TAPERED »* • PI«aTE IKON, cry doortption of IRt'NU.at may be •o. Riulro-d FRo<* STKKL. STFEL ,». :.tid bnlkey TIRES, and yuarry JaMEB IILNTER. Richmosd. Vs. . es tnd pattern* ol WASBERJ__oji hand irdcr. Jfe Ml— Ira ii w s haw ta: \\i B J»«,_v F.S:-WHol>aAL_: A«P RBTAIL. >ADSr.-M- GOLDEN takes pleasure nt th«t he lias rsou«ed the pfics* of Sniper cent. l*dow foraapr arte**, us otice. His nnsortttteat eoseiaap Id and t'elvet light aad <fcrh Land nuet* Vs»es, lViiiii, i aa i iii Gold U.rder; lbs fessA article ol iti.'tch: Curta.li Bend; and Cbrnises. i variety of Enalish and Aiaerk-aa OIL il.ui US. w tn u.iioci beea, plum or nested, all widths. Csll and *♦"■*"•'••_«•, at esiabiißbed " hea-j Dry Goods act *» >' d«*w rtbarss Storm of .neat* i/ry j UOLDEN, **lpßnaa/t *t y dc 3-2111 Opposite tbs Btore of C.uaHsjl A Ca._ {mHN**ON A COR. OP CARY ANDleraSrS.. *40 saaa* <»• C LICORICE PAKTE. Ho et%*,oo B RR '• " lUU ln.se* superior OLIVE OIL. 1.-ii ma. prim* Angostnro TONQVA BEANS. H«.» lbs, pr-ve PARA BEANS. f*t Im. prime ttUM ARABIC, * » ■»' . " H.'s. H>e PLOPR. ltpo b 4s. Family. Kvtra. Ssserane. Bias aad Cross Miml'liMß Waesa Fl.uOR. 'eruvian, Coiuui no and Elide G' ANO. OLD * POWkBS. corner of Gary sad Pearl sts., I«eep cnstantls oo hand the riii*»l old I onOOa Dock Ucnu**»e, md Cferd. P__PyA_.i_gßA.it D*i,bo*h psle »nd dark; tiitest e*w WBIBRIEB, aar-antcAf of pure U«e. very ~ «J: __s*M okl P*«e_J amt ' p"l« B» A *■ D' XX? tiaest ohl Wast lasia Xt M nnd IlolNnd t.IN. eitlt • tar** sssortaticnt of oth er Ifeuo s. I n WIN K*.ws hsee tuf hash*,!* of the c.boierst CB f*" »* d ;',.n W i N *.s. ia oil* H*.artif sad one twbta pack asestatoo, on drsu.ht. e*srfee ac •£» eoaatastiy >uppbed with Pv>r*i!e as low aa Sfmitar ».««»• can ire- lo»d si any wbeis. __________*** , *" ,, * ) Ol \ HHl»*»'tpr«s*a aWoaUdpp>pitfr «•__; v"|o hhda pruee *f"* < »'bfe'ai. l/b' 1 ""- .Wtf!* Rams, o*w ; 50 b»x*a Dried Jfe fTPd'nes-J* bWs. H.it.ii. i..rk; A<M.t4. N'»Jf No. i,;,.«.. u„friß-«* o*w bbls Ke » half ht is. N...1 CutßerPrajita: Be* X.**»_&"?_*•__ ret. is ail* tdhhi.. BO > half bbl* ; **••_>___!■_,'_••____ ry*ss < troeiH; PUP W pt. Sff luTheU I'laaterin-i H%ir; IWbV»JSI_M ]_!??• I i«o b.tes i*iii«Mi»bisp<s_. B* t "*•*•*»_■»_ •fas i.|*oiiO'«t»i bnsij, •Is i-nwe Mere*» fjrMMllMßWisataat I.l*o l-ssbefe Brewsate't b.r _*Afe. c_| egaauta i '!*_► BAR«bV % **^^**P*' W *»? OL iL
em .. ■ iiißTßaaaaaßßaaajJißßi ' THURSDAY MOEKIIfO JAN. 3, IrOO COM Vf ~. l» < ■ I A 1.. sHateuti ut «i lur Price* Of Ftoca, Waut and Cops, for ssoh w**k dv riig the year la6P Thcuuouti >n*of Fwcaaie oaty of Beperfins from '♦sst't asikto* aold to tkipptr*. As ths **le* of oui own e.ty rruis P-oea oo aot transpire hare, they are not in elsded. f ,i i^JL 1 '" 1 ! 11 ' D -«' tiupe'r-B*." lUTW : "Suptrhner IMi i,i, 1 . per bi'i. Imtt'T ' 6 » «»» 7i July 7 725 »• 176 Si « 75 a 7 i») 27) 6 ii 2- fi isi ... ii '' Feb'y... * 6BJ Au.uit 4 (• 00 *i»>«4) 10 « Me* 76 1! A 00 or. .'0 17 6 as 18 ti pa nrt so M 6■ I« W 2". .; n .- fi M March, s 6£>«<» aaatft . I ■*> w 7 •'< <" M «60 8 6 6 76 ' M I '0 lin 24 • oneit 76 22 7. 60 Pi II SI 6 7J«7 OH 2!' 6 a* aa M April... 7 7io October ' • m asp H 700 v 6 ;0 its ,;. ji 7 oo 20 6 aa •• '•> »*7 00*7 12 ■ 27 6 ttSitk 70 May .... 6 * 700 i Nov'r. .i » '-2'». I_• 12 760 H> 6 H <F.b 7*. IV *> on 17 4 *>0 m 6 7j »; 8 OOVIS 25 21 5 75 «• 6 M Jun* .2 8 OUiJS 2i Der'r.. .1.5 75 »-6 .»> p aoo ■ » 75 aaJ io 16 |.0 : 15 6 7.', Uf, ill zi 7 78a« i« ' as 575 omm %o 760 2 , - t *• It, ntC (SI j WHEAT. COR***^ Datv. \ V( , r f r ., m good I'crlw-he! to prime I«A9. Bed. White Jan'y. .. « } assPl aM I __*•! to 19 • so ■ lBelM l M lP> M a k. B i 2f.rfi ra) i a»a*l M «5 a :s; 27 l Hal as lm .I s*J M • tv Feb'* ■ lAaUBI 1 4ii<*l in -» ,r M in i aj.ri so I Mai so at * X 17 1 40ff 160 1 :&nl t;.i M *' _6 _* 160rrl.V> 1 rtial «5 77t,.r «n March .B laaaylap I fWil _• JWfie BH jo! I leal 00 lses>l*» ■ ■ « 171 1 .V.irl SO I Hal 70 .•*/'.;;* -7. 24 : i Ma] Oft 1 _e*»l 75 >-.-.' .; :>ii 31 i soti m i7O ..i n M a M Aonl. • 7 i 86ffi w> Isaaylg :*• a g p v 156 .>i«i IHal7» H• M Jll 1 ape] 65 1 tvi.rl f. •; !S> ■ Us, 2»1 145.T150 166*1011 S5 c *>> M«t ■ im* l.'o 1 aaam 99 m H 12 ; leaelio lsialaa us oi oo 19 1 b5/ri 76 1 ..'.rtl "4' PI •l 00 a; »1 Itpal «s j ; k a,. I «*> I 1 00 *tl OS Jobs... 2 Iswam i fio-i no Mv-i w PI 1 Plrfl 50 1 40rfl 50 w,.r :,. ■. ■9 I i»5 '-» '■>'■■: 23' t ! 2 " 5, ii ' |1P .1 50 tsi a M 2H I9ts)l at i»o'i « " r ' ' 9* August 4 I*l4 136 140"1 V. iHS r >. ' . 11 1 254 1 M 1 40-fl 16 miO :».' , is 1 as**] 2.'. j 1 *M I •'!•*> , S ' ■ W j «6 I'iOirl 25 '■ 1 StST] SO i W,-i OSJi .leßt'r I 115*120 ll.KlM.fi Mi ... -a ayaaa-r.... s ,_,,,,, , , m *t\ *t 80 aB6 U 1 10 n\ 25 ' I »el 1". *> ■ * Iff 120 1 25 i 1 .15 'I 10 NI a H •it ip»i2s laiaisl n . »*< October 6 l Stal 20 ' 1 .'*.< ii t" g IS 1 lOir 120 ISSeIOPI 1 ihi 1 i>s 20 1 10. 1 1 2.1 1 ilrtl 40 ISO .11 05 27 1 10« 120 1 H 115 IOS 1 1 it' Nov'r » 1 l ft ' f ' * I • v ""' , ** '•» "" '" 10 1 Mcl M 1 ■*)•• laj *t 1 86 17 1 10*1 M 1 Hal 4.'. 80 - BO 24 1 ll».' 120 1 SO* l •'' '**0 ' s-' Dec'r . 1 1 10.. 1211 I P8»146 N a --• H 1 10.. 120 1 30*1 46 *-i ■■ »B 15 Ilo'l 20 1 l»a 115 SS •' W M I Met 20 IMal 45 » •' So 211, 1 20 1 to.' 145 03 * 80 * Miller* retire! from the market to prennrc I" the apuroaehin.: *es.s .11 aadshippsrsasotao nodi rsu aod white nt tne nam.' prices. ♦ No receipt* of Wheiit aad Bossies {Home *ale» of new 'it uricci not. named. |Giile*o Mills rcnumeil oi.erations.iiiidtlie otaer Bniilß followed tbe next weea. During the monitis o| .\Urcn. April. Maj it" July, tne Piour awriret wss vsry im«i__. ,;*'"' aalMwarecontinedclneii* toths retail trade In-. view* of bolder* wrre encri.lly above those ol asippers, aud the sates of country were mostly lor huine consumption. Southern >l::rk»l». CH4.SLKSTON, D O iil.-'lheic is.BO clian te_..**•) price* in our co'ton awrkel this lorenoon, mo Basso are alKiut 1 vot: asfes, and Holders urin. Mobii.k. Dec 30 B*les ••! cotlon to As] 1000 bales; Middliu s at lccent.a S lies ot tha *r»k 328t; receipis.it f c week KM, ii-i.in-f J. in*' Uu-i «,iuih time Kst*en.r. Receipts ahead ol last year 93 :«J6 bales .Stock 21 1 50> btfea. Mv ill Ja'iiary 1-Sue-of <~'ton yesteraaj 3,600 lubs. isapteead eeasaad Mwdliags aeuia*' at io>. ceut*. Nrvrti'i.t.\<. Dec. M. gatesef cotton t'« day MMI bales; Middliu *at Uhi«u)h cents. Salesol tue »eek746uo bile*.- aeooiptaot the weok 80 000 a ain-tß.'t 6uo uafe* Ist ye ir. Exports ~t the v <-.-, loW, h.ica. pec ipts ahead ol Inst *e;ir 20S tOO b lesjiill port* nherid :is.'» tio bafes. Btooh 481000 bale* AnwUntiM -lun I.— K»iny day yssterdayr- Sale* of oottonrt 500 bales. Only a asodsrats busi neaadine Pi incs un, nan, od »-—__=__ THE "IMS P k T t 11" •sItA.II POWER P R INTIN'i «> F PIC E, Corner of Mnin attdThirteenth Si; rts, liirhi.!on<l, Virginia. Thi* Establishment, ibeirw the saoet complete Printery in the South, both as re arris Types, Or assßsyptta, *cc, and the latest and Inost approvwd Machine Cresses,) is daily tutnin,, out the linest •peciniens of BOOK AND J 0B PRINTING, St.CH AS PAMPHLETS. OIRCLI.Aits, BILLS OP LA DI.NU, CHECKS, Ac, POSTERS, PROGRAMMES £ HANDBILLS. Particular attention Kiven to fineyiork tor Banks, Public Otßces. Insurance. Railroad, unit 1 raaspor tation Companies, Tolmcco Paetera, *Vc. THE DISPATCH CARD PRESSES. These new Machine*, far Cards, Bill Head:., Smalt Circulars, Lal*els. Ac, ire capahfe <i t uti- UJUSOT 1600 impressions psi hour, t,i in n* enabling the patrona of this eMibti.ihni.-in to obtain this description of work at the shortest possible notice. ■§_, Prices reduced in proeortßM to the laeraass ofspeed ! BrjL Printing, in various colored DRoV/l-.S sun INKS, executed tn the hi nest styled thenrt.— In thi* branch of the Bsstaass, the pfopristors can aafely ehallen_e competition. FALL, IMS. A. K. PARKEBA * 'O. SPLENDID ABSOBTM ENT OF BTA I'I.E AND FANCY DRY OUOUS.—We take pleasure in sa nouaein* to our friends and the public geaorally, that we have now in store a ferge and well select ed si.K-k of POREKj.N imd DOMESTIC DRY UOODB. to winch we very respectfully invite the.r attention: Plsin, Black and Pfeared SILKS Rich Black t'KOS DE K'COSSE " " GROB DE EPSOM, for mourning " " two Pfeaaeed SILK ROBES Estra Bich Colored BILK ROBES ** Pari* Pin ted MOPS SEL 1 N E ROBEB Rich Paris Chiatr Printed MOUBSELINES POPLINS, VALE N T IAS, POLL DE CHEVRES Slain and Printed French MERINOES lack French MERINOES Black MOt'.SSKLIN'FS Black BOMBAZINES; Black ALPACAB CLOTHS, CABBIMEREB and VEBTINUB S-4and 0-4 Heavy PPLLED CLOTHS Bheeo'siirey gATIBETTB, LINSEYSAo. Bed BLANKKTS White and Cold Servant's BLANKKTS, Together with every article usually kept 1. a arat-ola** Dry Goods House. All of which we will aell very cheap. oc 8-ts LH'Ba.'. PtK»l! Fl'BS! '. I-Just received, a T lar.e and splendid assortment of I. .*■ DIES' and MISSES' FANCY PURS, in great \anety .coiisist in» in part of ____■__£, MINK. fIfCH, RI'SSIAN FITCH, LYNX, JENETTE. laUIRREL, IMITATION FITCH, Alao.oENT'B fTJIE PIRCAI'S, MUFFLERS aad (JAUNTLETTS. ELLETT k WP.ISDiER, No. 107 Main st., opposite Baseaace Bank. APPLKK, SMOkl I) BBEF, TOMitIS *s- he—By steamer, to dny, I am in re.-eipt ot 100 lib*, choice eatiiiii Apples; 20 do cooking do; 1 tie res Pmokeu Heel: I box Beef Toe ue*: 1 do Smoked Salii.ob ; I.a h.t- No I Mackerel, erbfehl will asll st the lowe.-t possilile price J. P. KAVENAUH, Family Qrosar sjpd Liquor Deafer, _ 172 Bi.»ui at . belowoth. . FLAVORING BATKAi TS.-Baserior Ex tras*, of Vanilla, Extract Lemon Cinnamon. Pins Apple Striwuc-ry &c , for II ivoring jetl .a. piss, custards. *o. W. PETEBSON. D ussutt. __ 166 M .in street. LADIPK' ISJOIA XI HKPK laIWIBII BOOTS, with or wi'tioui heel*. §1 _ pei pair. MARC 1 § BAHRiS k BRO . Corner llth aad Main s. r«eU • IKE-f HM KPR*. PIIIE-i X M Xt Ms..- SOP box** No ICold Chop FIRE CRACKERS, lost receiver! foraaieby LOUIS J. B iSSJKL'X, No. So Main *t. pt'Ra •" ftm* IS rv'al!! I- A l tnre aad a haodao'tiesappl. of v abie. Mink. Fitch, i.ynx andothe' FIRS, just received per *t«a.incr. and for safe low. R L DICKINSON. No. 7a Vlain strnet 4HHI>4>. II «i M*. 4 tic.cc* DRIED BEVP 0 cases BBPFTONiiI'KS lohbt*. Rump I'iiHK For aale oa const. « • e.tt'» lIRIDHPOHDA CO .on the Dock OIL,—A supply of pure Ke,u«uie Oil just received l» P. Jt* NBTON A BRO.. Dru«ti*t*. PIEIH' !*rl«»l'Nr%lN HULL BI'TTAK. --* A fresh fei eapected to day at _~__._, WH. 1. KING fc. Ba«ON— at hhd* prims nsw Wasters Bacon- Hhephfers aad fids* rsc«ivin« for *ale b« fc. H. nKINKKa* CO. tk, t ViLtt NO. 3nl« X fKREL, mediuisj and "'' fer.e in st...*, fer sals by Pi'TTS FARLEY ft CO 2d(t*Yr* , ~~* u *t-9i PW»WE WHITE .<*5»»»» tm KN. Uadin fr mi arrowner Shaw bur* for s.l* h» BaCOM A BASKERVItJ. COITHIRN IMPOMTATtO%, via Chirles ' ton, c. C.. ol 10 bbla Havaaa Orsn»ss ft- *alo aa A. AJfTUHI'B. 1 LOTTTBRT DRAWING. | QWBIU»aWI»in BPABTA ACADEMy"IO T TTERVUF GEORGIA, Clou IA ■ AtAueusta. lieorein. SAI CRDAY, lhr.S\,V*9. " WooD, EDDY A CO., Man-iiier*. ; « FIICCSN&or* to J*A*4t>;L Sivan A Co. • !. Nea. Pnres. 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BAi] 174/2 3110i19072 !..i 1 IWH .'{.«■':.■...- 161>1<7446 40U'C*2.'»4 160 I3PIS l.'i .'>•... 1*j1769l l.'i- t'.«.il9 50i( j 125963 4<0157730 3U W53.3 400 14251 O o..'> 1.,1."( 3iv, ' 14631 SOI 260-1 in . 1. W l.a 199-6 :'•',, | API BOXIMATIO3N PRIZES. NoePrissa No*. Prises Nns. PriaaatNos. Prize, MM 225 7n27 291 _546 i 'fOol-MSs <i«' ! {857 22818-01 30026468 20t»j4«V~*-j -HO SaM 2»189n6 3003 760 1W46-3I 4») smh» 225 IV, 7 3 0-2761 HtO ti.1.3 150 7iei _-Ult**>B 50032783 l-'ii'iiill l.'O 7024 250264 M 20032761 lini'.n: 15.)] 7C/2'i 28029466 -UO-68-7 #90(46447 isi.i CoxatssiosEßs' Cbbtificate.—Ths under nssed.aworo Commissioßera to superintend Him drawia oftheSparta Academy Lottsry, do hereby certify thai tin- attove ia aa aeourate list ..f the aumbers and prises as tiie* weredrava bj us this ifey, Dsc. 31st, 1869. at Au usts flu. P. C. BARBER,/ ...„„,.„ ~„., •_ , p DUGASi , Svrora I on s. Bwora to aad suliscribed before me. ' ,'.v, is LEVY, J. !'. Expi an.ith'N.— rhe left In-.nd row us eachol the | rlh.cc columns contain tie" Huinbers ehich tvere draws lrom the wheel. The amount nppoi te each number is the prize wh eh tticnuinberis :ntitled to. ! If your auruter is rmt in t lie list, and does not end in t'. your iu-i,.-! ia a W ,uk. All tickets where the number ends in 9 are en titled to |20 in addition to an.* other prise winch the above drawing may entitle it to. Half, quarter aadsi Ii b tickets draw theii proportional ptut. Certificates ol packages are entitled to all ther ■ drawover the tf2o (irises. Halves, quarters sad : ei-'hth.s iv proportion. LAW A-ND MEDICAL CAHD3 C^e-T 3 vv " U > ** ■"* to offer i'is aerviesa in the i-artoua : brancbesof his nrofessioa. to the citi/.cns of Bul- ! ney rind the '.iibliC u-.-ner.iily. t'lfice aru! res-dsaco. corner Elm wood sadLaa rsl strsst*. < west corner ot Old Fail Grounds,! ttV Prssoxiptions cowpo-mfed, or medicine* furnished to order. de 24—7t * 6_o&gjkw. irhistead. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Richmond. v.„ Will practice in the Court* of the City .•( Rich mond, and of tin* counties ,i\' Hearico sad Louian. *a_k» OflSce with Wm. i! Lyons, Es>i.. on Pth St., between Grace aad Broad, as ti - l-a" *-CS--a> L.JCB at PI_£AtaA.NTS. AT T 0 R NEYB AT LAW, Practice in the Court* held in B-atooaAiHearico,Qoooafend sad Han ov^r. As Notaries Public and Commißsionera of Deeds to., they aresatpoTised to take Depositions. Affida vits, Aosnowledsnießtß of Deeds. Powers of Attor ney, Bills of Ssls, A-c, to be need or leoorded ip the ievc.ru! Stntcii ;t:ui Terntorio* ol the .Uafea, Oflloeon llth st., 3d door from M-fa. inb 12-ly «r--_£-_. PA&KE POINBI fTKR, ATTOB sW-fi NEY AT I AW. RICHMOND, V...,wi1l practice in Hie city ol Richmond • nd ia the oo.in be* o; Chesterfield, Pownataa aad Ame'l.-t. as-_Omos ia i.isie's liu;lu;u>,, boraer ~ Maia tnu UtaatraaU. aets—i INPIUVIVKV OFTHE *3i;iitlAl H,1,. I LEliE.—This Infirmary ir situated at ihe corn, r of Marshall and Collei e street*, in as • ; e*'.-ite.i and hsalthful posjtion. ooaveaiant to tiie Railroad De rots. HoteU and other csatrea of It is liiriiislied with every arraaeeaaeat requisite.fei the success!ul treatment ot diseases and injuries. ; aad for tbs eoaafort oi the aick. All persons re- I iiuirina MEDIGAL or SURGICAL aid, except : ihe iiia.-iue find thoee feborinit under contagious diseases, are admitted into the institution. Lyici in women are .ilso recer. cv -uiu curciuliy attended ; to. Private rooms feraisfaed when ,!esired. j The in-tieiit»are ui.-icr ii;c eharpe of the Profes- : sors of the CoUsks, who '. isit ths ward* daii». The j Board, Mstdieal Attendance, naraißf aad Medtoise are, for Ter v.'sek. Whits i'niiciits tVt Colored " ...~5 l J nv<ite Ro,iirt* 7to:J!s la addition to the above intes, is esses rsquirtnp ; a Stifiitcal Gr>eratinn, by agieeaßSßl svitli the pro- I prietorß ol the Solfevue lloiipittti. a smaM fee i* : oaarped for the operation, raryiap from Cto#A., j aooordiaji to its importsaos. The particular fee ia any ease-Bay -easosrtaiasd b* aeptteatiae i.-L.th- . erof the Attendins Berpssos «.r the Besidsst rh" - sfetsa. All aapaafe on the removal ol 'lit-pa tient. Attsedin* Barteons—Profs. ct'Jiiu.s, PETICO- '' LAS and WELLPOBD, Attaadias Phyaicisas—Profit TUCKEB CO.N VAT aad McGAW. Resident i'h* sicirin-KUM I NP.S MASON. M.D. : Steward— F, M. PABRItiH. Presidern— L. a. JOYNEB. M. D. Fatsos*iin the country, drtsirii;.' toaead patient* to the liiliniiHr* , n.ivy address cither tbePresidsat or the Kesidei.t rhrrrriaa ja6— ly nP.tr t«N ri»K KAITIIUIKS.-Furnaces ! ami He ue. s sat in haseraest stories, wttli suit- j able taaattt' aadaualii) et aeatsoavsyed to each , •lory ais»*e. itccor.i.riß to the purjx-se for win-h cab is u&ed. Tarse siaea of ear Paetorv fJtoea sow read,, the medium ai-e of wlneh has beep nsed three years in llltny lactone* wili.out breaking. Also, Sell- Liooriea a>oifeia,(bi Brood or coal, all sizes. Pipe and all factory work done in tbe i>e*t maa nerand with dispatch. GEORGEBTAMRETT, I Bala >'s Wow. Governor street. , rnKl.\ka, TKtNKB, MNIUtT I'ASEsy,- ! 1 We have ii •* on hand starve assartbpsal <n IBINKB, of evert description both »mUMe for bid.es or xeiitlemeti. Also VALIbKJS, UABPET BAGS, tc , to wlncii wd iii'i«t r»»p.'c'Lilly call the , attention of atl ia araet. as thsj wul bo sold low. A I.XX BILL, k CO , 127 Maui »!. FIMI'Y ARTJi LPS.-A vcy choice «»*<.rt iiientof Pancy Dru<-i»ts' Articles, ssitsitfefer pre*etit* sesapwaias fine Hair, Tooth, aad Natl Brushes; Tortoise rJh#H and Ivory Pius and itres* ini Con.l*; Pocket Books; fine Panci Soup* sad Totfet Buttlos. .Vc . le.. iv *ieat variety. i i W. PEi'ERSO.N, I)ru_.i*t, 166 Mam *t. 1 LITE nfSUHANCI:, Ac I'a MEM G. BOSH UR. _„_,. ...... r . ! J WBB INSURANCE ABfLNT. Tbssuleerilier underwrites oa pvsryjdsasriatiasi ofstesert) a,'*ia*t losi-or d iea c by fire, iv town .■l'lil "oiiiitrv, nn lb'most res*T*<»nari!e Urin*. ln<* capital ol ttie eerassafes reaisapsfed i.ym«.*nc tnslaadamrfe,saier) tnve»teii ia iiß'i'ieiti-ansblo t neeariiie*. It does aot asset-of assay ssdtsaoe, bat : i-iodestlv efeitatsoae and a hall mutate*,as*s*ad ... • ■ aeand asorti a. te in deaote the Baaoaat, aad afford* ib«* ssojreij abetter paaraates thas cafetal | rey-rsentcd by »t"'»'K note* r»n.l ti aeCOtlßMe Becontfea Bopolicie* are nmed by hemea sea, , risks; aerdasthey asscaieoa the b'.esoi peieon« I or slave, and tti'M rinks »..'*insr ?, c ;.:»•,-.,. di * ,'|p,- thai tbf* r.r.- ro' lis! Io to hOYs their wh.de ; cip tsi cyi'iansteil t>> an* nn :ie rasiinlty Pel oa who desire tafe'mation and teha aroll ann m c * ■ newf*d, will tind ,* totn.-ir i'i\ant.-"e to rip-Nat t Imy office on the t»<t snieoi llth street, botwses Maia aad Bask •treats. i ! iJi.WI. LIFE INBUBANCi THE RICH j ! r> MONO P i X X AHBOCI ATI OS --« ilrn tip ■ HOME INSTITUTION—with «n aatpte Capital 1 andßurpru* essees policies .m the lives** .-lave : .... roc moderatS terms as nn* ; |ond ft'l rpl a ■' , Company. Ths basieeaa ol the Cerapsaj is eon peed . ■;•' tsit fetothisßrate.aadhavia aea en- | ci (every risk bssthepersoaal BBpsrviatevjol its own orhcers. iivi«* a leiter secant, ferthe pre lection of the insurer's iaierssts. Parties resftiat*. is tbe cooatry haviru Negroes I to inaere. where it is inconvenient ta have them ctiiinin-il in th* city, Willie furnished withal ne cessary papers, upon application b» mill •• it the I Office **•■. It.--'- Mmn street I doors from eon rrol , ' llth •»:.f re ;tn- Officers will take pleasure tn ... n ; I -my information upon the- subject ol Insurance. DAVID CURRlE,Preaideai, Ro. A. ToMPBIBS, Secretary . lv M Bcbto-i, Medieat Examiner. j de aP—diclan , UfeAVlB IRS ERA Nt fc • 1 N. CAROLINA "jMUTUAL, LIFE INSURANCE i OMPANY OF RALE ih H. A*. C. * spitai, BiilU.6-.il. tie. . . SLAVES INJURED in th* above *uui.tantiai Company, for one or mors year*. on tne most fa vorable terms. All loses* p'roraptli paid. COCKE k CLOsK. A ente. Office on Utl stree*. in I achange Hotel Build it, <|...»-Ct Richmond, vs. ! NORTHERN ABBURA "coMTY, LONDOJI. FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCES. head owes*: ~ ; London, Xi inbarsn, Aberdeen, Glasgow, Fhua l- tablisht I in lt& -Oij ital, £6 2SBJOB. : AN-' ''. ■• REVENUE NEAR 81 ,t'«»i»,U('(i. POI ICIEB eraated . thi lowest rates of pre- Biium is the above company,by ' , -.','. X X k • LO ■!' ■ Agents, Office on i4Ui street, Ex. Bote Bui ha ;, ; rfo o. {(im Richmond, * ja, I IK 1. IN S I »i \ "*','. ; ." , • . ,r.^ (ISICOt-POaATKDINIS* 0 .) 1 Agents' Qjfitt on !i." •■'•• •'-■ change Hotel Build ing, Richmond, I rt. ASS X i 8 -*fi10.641 <>'-. LIFE INSURANCE b»in* now a aubtec*. ni , . treat and Rrowiea intere*! to the pol lie, its me its mast I i too eviuent to every citisen to be i.n»< t :,.. : r its object is not to provide against the | ■ casualty ol ■■•■ it A butagainst the unhacpj conse- j ' qi.■••,.-■- attending this leatful bn cnavoida • j ! ever,-. Surely, atthe present enormoua I | ... few owners will require any an-eme to , j convince them ef the vasl importance ol an id- I I lag 'it oncii a. linsl the losa ol '■ • valnan.e jo i 1 party—when bj Lnvestiaß a mci dj vm-■■.■•■ sum for a policy in thi above Company, they m • sale i h secure themselves against u-.- ops of hundreds ' ~,- dollars. ( '"''*'' I CLO! B, Agents. Drs. Robekt H.Cabkll.' v, e _, ca t Examiners. Robxbi i.. Caaau.l . r-x. Ofl •• Uxchamce Botel. ae 9*-dlrs. Ij~|t » l*isURANt'K. ■ _./;>•> MUTUAL LI r*E INSURANCE COMP'Y Itncoir.'tAi.'. •) ■ s ItJ4f.i .. ■ ..,-- - . 14* St., Exchange Hotel Build' ~. gf Rich n • i. Va. CAPITAL AND ASSETS -B»00,000. Personsdesinnu to ell set INSi RA ': CE on their ! ii*es vul consti * '.' ••' ■■ ' rests by . . : ~; nciple* which f ulnte thia soil : and r-mmenl j rslial ■• I iinpany, before upplyin ' elsewhere, v information on ttte su! •■ i ■ ■ I.ite In.- i ranee wi I I ■•■ fre [y ir ranted and promptl ! furnished gratis :■• iry ••-. by inaili imp . j g,,„. COt CE J CLOt X, Agents. Dr. F. W. Hancocs, Medical Bxaminer. deff—dlm ■ nil'HttOftlrAGfiifti V Ol THE SOUTH ■ Chartered by :t. Legislature of Virginia a. 1-ii. " Capital--£350,000. HOME OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA, VA. I insures on tbe Cash and Kutnal Plaa. i.;-\t', '-'. .'' ■<•■ MAS '/.'S'.i r S R. BLAK I■ . I r. B. ROBER i SON, J.* M KS T. CI,OK, 'I t. PANOSTER. WW D. MASSEY, 111 R ii >'! ' BLER. 'I BOMAB T. HILL, -' t! '-l I-- 'i"" *. MEALE, RICH'D H.CARTER, p p LIPSCOMB, Rt UT !' LEPTEB . -.1 -s BIGLOW S. T. BTU/ R'P. WM. M TURNER, WM. W RIGHT. ovviceks. \;r\ '-• W. rHOW '8, Pre idem ['. ". ROKI BTSO.N '*' - fresident, : : )ii.--. T. I,' LI. Treasurer. v. .;. VI .ii SeoretF.ry. JAS. T. CLOSE Ictuari and General '.cr/ Applies ions ; r Insurance erai ted md policies issued and renewed ol the mosi favorable terms, ' ia the above Company, at our office. !'*. A. COCKE, L '-. CLOBE, l"c st., Rxohance Hotel Buildinc, ~<, -i-Cin Rtchmoi ■;. Va. piasß IPJBDRAPM,'!" (Incerporated 18J2.) .... AN CE COMPANY. " t____o__oe No. 131 Main Srrec:. Kionmond.**f*l Capital and Burplus, *250.«D9 1 I'Hir- Comi-a:, , has the advantage oft te ■ , s«v«s 1 ! y..i/-*-' experience in the lusurauc* but oess. . ;■ I aaving enjoyed the favoi ol the public lunni all ol thai period needsn (special reoommendatioßte tbe citizen* of Virginia. [I - ;e ■ : ire lmmn*noe in oitj and country, and Marine Insurance to all parts ol ths woi d. ,"■ , a ; ii -,im;al a. i 5,.. p is ■-• is abovi. am I _ij..,, s; i - managed pri dently, bul liberally, an . ■ rates are as low as thosi of any other ...if Instita tion. t' BKCTORS : W. L. Cowardin, J- E, Wadswortii, Patrick Culli i Joseph Alien, Wm. Beers, Geo. W.Smith, I Horace !.. Kent. Thoa.Samson B.L.Wi ston, Wm. Palmer, CI la.W.Purcell, Jno.N.Go n, Al tx. 't- Parker, Joa. P. A'maton. Arch.Th .mas. I j-,s. K. Intoes, H. A. Claiborne. Apply to the President or Secretary, in persoi oi byietfer. W. L> COWARDIN, President. Wat, Wllli*, Ji„ Secretary. jo9—ta | M! titti Otli liS itMM.id.XU.li Will i fl CLOTHING —Mt-mber* ol ih" Legisfetu a, 1 Bud straoner* visit in the city, will nn'l.'i* ci on ths subscriber, a l-ir-e anJ fashi nable assort nn nt of CLO I'l l l N't oi In.-o*-. n man, facture, as fea as the same quality and workmansiii* eaa be had ol Northern manufacturers. He has been ; manufsoturiu* the larser uvation of his work hare for the i ast ten year*, .'.'.■; can assure hiseaston prsthat • i ■■ shall have Riotiuiond mrute Cferhing I thatbhatl compare in every respect v.ith N i th cm wo k they are now purehasiax.'a* ha .-. coa vinoed that Clothingesa be manufactured in Kicli- ' i.ioiul as few vi ;n any city i.. the Union., Clothier and Merchant Tailor, No. ii*". corner of Mam and 13th ats. Sj, A, A 1 E UOOl'i N *1 . j*'t.N o. McMillan, Who has li'o! twenty -five years' experience 'ti the ; isiness, ts prepared to put oa SLATE ROOFBO, • evert description, aad with the test material*, at I abort not.cc. Spseimena of bis work eaa be -•• c j on application, aad orders left at hia office,on Maia street, near 'Jto "t ur the ofliee ol At.Bßß*l L Wbsl, Architect, Goddin'aHalt, will bs promptly attended to. ocH-Stn'' I7IRABIBXIN PAPER iHILL, r RICHMOND, VA. 1 BKI.VIiH'RK MANI FACTURiNG COMPANY • keet.-. constantly on hand aii description*of EN- i VFLOPE MANILLA AND WRAPPING PA PER, NEWS AND BOOK PAPER, of all paali f tie* 'ii sizes, lurniiiiieil at snort notice. L, tk 1 •c ;■'' illy"*' GEO, WHITFIELD. Pres't. \Ti;w BTOC'M Olr' FRASH i.itOl,-* \l IS GREAT REDUCTIONS FROM FORMER PRICES—SOirTHERN IMPORTING HOUSE - SAMUEL SUTHERLAND, No-13J Maia street, Richmond. Vs., importer oi aad dealer in Guna, Pistols. Rifles, Powder Ftesks, Shot Poacher. I 'j-i.i.e I>,'i-i. Wsddins.and SportiasArticles ol kinds. Pocket Cut.err. Walking Canes, Fishing Tackle, Ac., he. Cot's Revolvers is say 0,m.„- I •ny ami aa the ateat fevor tide lersas. . s eertifte* that attiie sixth a-tnua! sxhH st tea j .-: -ne I nited States Aajriculturai Society, h Idal i Richmoud. Va.. Octuoer, lass, one Silver and three Bronze Medals were awarded Co SAM I EL .-' f-HERLAND, oi Richmond, Va., lor Guns, pist it* and Rifles. Tbsch TiutHstaa,TresH, , Baa fr::;i..n Pookx,B***y. lllil.M IROMI-lill'KCT IMPORTATIONS. I SfiOteesEn, lish Refined IRON, in store and re oeivinK per ship Ens, direct iron Liverpo«>i, cm- , bracißf! ;i fall assortment of Bs-. n,ill's Bin !■ :■- and j Rounds from *« to AH laches; Square* fron o.tfe inches; Flats Iron, to ; _ to t*xl and Uv-j inches; Ot .1- from !»I'll inch; H dfOvah frismS to '. in. h: ' Hall Round* lrom **to 1 inch; Horses: .c from E I to I.*-', .vi 1.; Norway Km; Rods, Hoop* Bands ai..l : ••iie, iron. Aiso.CO tons Swedes Iron, assorted s /.•*»: *• 1. ns I 11. li,;li. Ainci ican and Qerman Steel; for sals b_ EDWIN WORTHAM A CO. I de2-dCcv2m ri man all bouse. 1 CRAGHEAD STREET, v'!!G".;.'i. With new furnitiir. •■. .1 ..... r?piir*4.we as- Bure vistor* that noeflbrtswill te promote I their oomfort and we ffs; ectfully solicit t trial. 1 The TUNBTALL BOUSE is also tne STAGE OFFICE,aad our otanibsses* vit! r.lwins l*e ie ! re;iitine*s to curry fasseexers to and fion tne 1 |__M' WALKER , '. Prophet -.rs. fell-l.d W. T.BIMMONB.\ N K\\ BUTTER, LARD AND iTtEKBE j Ims taken the shove store, and oilers n r ■ , • a . st.'om »1 fresi. O an«s County and Stat* Bl TTER, LARD. CHEESE. WHEAT and BUCKWHEAT FLOUR HAM- SHOULDEHS, MIbpLINGS. , F'Sll CORNED »nd SMOKED BBEF, Pork. ■ CIGARS, SOAP, STARCH, Ac-, .ie , A*. The above arbefes are all asat hers aad aold ea coin'i'ibsioti, and will eonsspuently be s-dd low lor ' 'PLRMR IN IVtIKV, HAKU-WOOfDAND ; I BONE-UMBRELLA, PARASOL unit CANE 1 MANUFACTUB KH -Particuferattestion pant to ! Bl.'.llAKli BAGATELLE. POOL and ROU LETTE BALI .' : CHECKS in nev- and fancy pat terns; V M Bit K1.1.A and PARASOL HANDLES, Baden* vartati of IVuRV GOODS. Also, UM II BELLAS an J PAKASOfeS re-OOP sped *iid repaired by F. k. RKICHMA.N, »c it rtn ' U'ti' stre.-r. near Main. I tpOH HrntiEs, ff J X Pri 1) OE >.- tuJ ilili I TOR I'EOOES best quality put up in caitoons, NEGRO MIRING, Ac. 1860. a™*-"""™" - 1860.' COC X E A 0 LOSE. ~.r . „... ' ' jVftl i; ! •.('.' AND COLLECT fNO AGENTS, < Will are their eejfefel nttent|..n toIII '* I.>'< . ■ OUT BERVANTB. COLLECTINti BENTS, aad | the eollectiap and adjustment ol ulaiate rensrally. ' Oafesoateth atrset, ia liosemenl ot Bxejiaa?a Hotel Buitdiaa. Bichruond. Va. de **»-fi» , j rVTEGRO HI RlN«.— The sabeefirer an.not , :> far* h'*service* to his friends and tbe public , for HIRING OU 1 NEGROES for th* easuia* year. ; , Hspted_ea biarself to sas his best eaertioes tn promote the interests of those who may feto* him wit.,i their rMiisesß, aad to pas BpeaisJetatwtiea to i ■ the r>"x.r(<i- iliirin r siekne*.. Re hopes from *o»j*e»ravfet»ae, tow a*aasa tivo ' Otfice at the old stan I of Dabaej a Caajhorn, , corner of Mam aed 13th street*, opposite the 81 i CI H-ies Hotel. _*dDWARDK.BABNKSr, d*l7—dlmAcwlt _ . _. a_t fcus*Vf" ft lame »oit i -•>«• - ; tv i'lic Bsbsoribera utais oflar taeir aairisaa v their friewis and tbe poblic ■■• _ ._,_»_,■ AGENTS FOB HIRING <>! T NI GROEB. Aaleiper eric of ixii tar* ■ nabtea as to promise ■ I,: ,"';...■.> :....ii»"<.=i boPsssforaU names en 'Te'^sriV^^ - ; ''J KC ' !^^^i.V^-IV';t>,A?A;,- n^,i »''"' el ißhSrVet, between Main aadCsrv. de K-dAclw Richmoud, . a__ I riRTSG.-*LEWIB HILL attends to the < ifesl I 5 COR \ WH I- ,\ T TOBACCO, Ac, sad soa tfeesstoßlHEOUT NEGROES. lie 16— <i*. c* Im 186 a 01 "* 1860. ROBERT B, LYNJB. . Thetrabscriber respectfully '-tiers his servieea *j in in h.a friend* aßd pufeie, seaerally.aaaa AGEN rin the Citi of Kid md to tit.'-' sal *>** roe-' Be h«a had an exp rierfte ofmsrethan 0 years in Nearo hiring, dm inn that periodl has aev ;, •, .; the hire of a nee ro sent to him. Phehyes '~-,-■ been paid eoartetiv, food homes and fan ", res obtained, which has riven entire satisfsc- I, ito all of his patrons. N leßbrt will . c spared m future to advance the interest and # seoure tae ... i lof all who may patronise htm. He has practiced medicine foi twenty years, and thou Ii be has retired from tbe active duties ol hi* profession, yet he v ill prescribe, without charge [a ell nonple eases.soaa toavwd medteaJ bibs a* far : ■ possil le; much has lieen saved to the oea ersdsrine this year bj thatcourse. Persons inteadm* to send Ne<roea to hmi wtl pi' *se notify bim of such intention, and semi theii negro sto his office by the Ist of January. Be has I, [de ample art mgement* to bat c them wi 11 oared for till hired out. RO. B LYN X, Office t* basement ol Metropolitan i! in. :;••. ni.iKv !■-: Kx.-Gov. J. M. Gresory, Col. Geo. Riehorson, Judai r7m. W. Crump, Judge J. B. Clopton, Stephen Hunter, ,io> les-City. !,.,;a-i W iiicr. Elder Jas.W. Goff, W. W. Wooldridae, Orange. Richmond, A.N. Bernard. Hon. D. C. Dejantette, Elder Gi ■W. Eve. Geo Pitshaxh, X ;., Fredericksburg. Dr. Urquart, Eldei R. L. Coleman, Caroline. Albt rnorlt. Mnscoe Garaett, Dr. Geeaner Harrison, E M. Ware, Charlottesville. Dr. it Roj . D. M. Bernard, It. Bobinsoa, Petersburg Essex, 111". I. Simpkins, Norfolk. Dr. J. B. Roane, R.C.Witeo», Chorli - CTrp. Chesterfield. John Hunter, Louisa. M. N. Walton, Fauqm r, de I*—nAelm 186 a ■■^jp*"**lß6o. K. A. J. CLOPTON, 6 i: N ". H A I AC :.".T -■•> D C OLL X CTO R , Orpn ■. iob s ; a '•■' •. i. .-. ■■' ■ i■ •• ■.' ■■ '■ i ■>•> (Opyos >>" ■-■■■-. i! ■ .y ( •• RICHMOND. VA. The mil icrtbei h . to return his ackni mi -.' to in - friends ad pn •• i- ; foi Ihi r l'a< j '. ; durine tiie pi year, and would inferm them that he still conti iv - the Ihis ■ ess of HIRI ii> <>\ V N'EiiROKS REN ri \;. L)l i '. COL LEOTING CLAIMS, and a I other tmsiness per ;.-.:.:.-,- oaGEN.I I ti, LGliNCy.toaUofwhich he rives 1 ii "■- il at ci I on. I-, tiesinthe country who may entrust the hi rin .. tneir nei i ■■■- ito h ur, may rest - urei ■' ever* attention paid to <utti.nr them none oi :,"i- but *.i homi a and !,.■• oei. ■ i is, aud ti the "nl "i sickness, the best ... and per ,o/iriln ' •••.,.„ -~i'! '*va*s be supplied. fc__, Negroes for h ■* tn - com in. yi had bettei '•■.-.-ni in to me. as early after Christmas as pos&i We. To those al a <! it nee to whom i am petsoaa I; unl town, 1 beg to icijr t-i the following persoaa : Kichmi •.'. Essex Cm alp. Dicki son, Hill k Co. N. J. B. Whitfeak.f King f}(}ute.i>. '■~'•;. j l . 1' L. Wi ht, Dr. 'i homaa '■ il me, Dr. Jaa. H. L itane, i■ r. ti. ,'"•.,.-.: leroy. Ed. P. Ni el. !( r . .', ...■■. '(~./ r •,,;.■).- /. '_i r Bey I. It'>. Dr. I-' ■' Wh. ilwn I .'*'• is , ■ iwi County. Rev. Tbos. b. : ••■•:.»•. J itane, i in. Covh ; .-. ■ ■ in " ' .- l> ne, Rol t. i ud:,'', i . . : . bn Lewis. Dr !•; • ! Butli r, ' o*rri ■'.. Corsttp. L. li. Kemp. Dr. 'i. C Ctopt in. de 9- sv, '•'. . tcwlm 1800. 1860. in -v* mid r>.KACHf>, GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR. i-' PICS I OSNER 14 TH »7 »MIEHCH»SG : ...".I ST. . .', < door to (. '■.. Brie) n's Insuraw Otf and dirtctty oppoviti toJ. V. Gordon* bans* .",.-,. mrsston Hi■:■-• ■ RICHMO.N 11.I 1 . VIRGINIA. Ths subscrile: would respec :. II n fo'in b»s frii i <i< n ad tn i sub ie eenei ■■ . ■ Ibal i..- will i > tinnc in the - me I ':■-,.: vi bps* the«n*n h.m en •• /: RIRINUOI .'■••! v '.. I FN'V" HEI ..'"■ PS. RENTING' •!"!' HOI -4RS BEI.I INij R EAI. ':•' --i ■■• '. ■ ~, fIA riNOLU I'- '"' EC'I '-" :■■ IN ;i. Nt>TES and t-.PKN 1 - r-.nd at tendin to atl othi I'lisiness pe v tainin? to a Oene ral A eat. i hankl .1 for past I.■ on ,he resp ctful 1; ii 11 .■■!•..., i, eofthe ss me Persons intendint I isend me their servants from the country, will please do so early after Christmas day. in o -ii r tb... i,00..i home* ana good ms b-i s. cared. d*.- Jo-i,'*' MEDICINES^ ! IV* HUUFLANfPB BCRUAN BITTARti JIR. BOOFLAIfD'B . ! .i LSAMIC CORDIAL, I Tn- .- i' standard Wi I ines aj '■■•■ i<r sent ■-?, 1 .'.;■• ■.:!,!■■ i.. '-•. ir great popularity only through \., of trial. r;i'.../.••,/.. ,r. .'.<,„,. ... rendered ib* -, .'i ./, ;/. ■ casti-, and Cue. ptepit kavtprenoum t J LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSI EPSIA, JAUN DICE, D k'EU i > i OF THE VEII VOVS SYSTEM, DISE '.. ES OF THE ZTDNEYS, ani all diseases arising from n disordered liver n 7... ... ... ■' thi vtemacn .•■:.' Ht, stive organ* art *n.- .-/'■ or i piri'Uirf.iiiy cured Ou ihe. GERMAN BITTERS. 7 i, BALSAMIC COR DIAL hasacguirtdartpu tation surras ing that oj its I similar preparation tj-'r:.'. It Will curt, WITHOUT Tah, theme .'.-.. --i r red long si .nding COUGH, COLD, '■:: HOARSENESS, BRON CHtTIS, WI UEN'/.A.CROI P, P>fEt7 MONIA, INCIPIENTGONS UMPTION, ■ir.': ,i ■ . i- ••", . ,;r.; tht WlOft ■.■■:>• - 19 ;* tmttt «•?«.' known ' CONFIRMED CON lUMPTION! ji .te'" dot •■',; »r «c at once cheek and curt th* most 'et ; Dli■" X r'l};A pr.ve.tUin.- frurn COLD IN t-i ■ Bowai a, Tktsi .'.;• tieinei an preparedby Da. C. -'•!. .1 sop - soa A Co. Vn.418 Arch street, Phi •' fes>i*i, Pc,, and art ro • ■ druggists m Id litre is I ...... •■• rjrwa r. -. .'-■ nt ,■• •! i I le. ''•'.• signa m .■ 0. Ih, JacKsoa spiff 6« oa Ja« outside wrapper ej tack bottle, '.•< ta* Alstsaac published an,iztalty by •-•?,(. ;'•-.' eal ■ Evßayst.nr's Aluarac, .. i. and testimony ■'■■i i comnt. nd ..' rp sstii * ;,,,i. a*fl j>7,-.'s of ih". country. The** tlmanngs ar- , .• - aspeyhp a. on ■■■■ tnti. PU KCELL, I.AiVli A Cu., Aire ts, fell— dAewlj Richniond, Va. •Pill:. BEST ttJyi.il aERI v -i IN THE WORLD! The best .;o:'ijft .vVßi':' in the world ia HARTSHORNE'S PECTORAL BYRUP OF WILD CHERRY. Thi* article ia prepared b* .i chemist, and is pro noun- ci by medical men and those who have nseii I'.i.iU'i ,ie be."' rri'ii r,,i Im, lot t'.J'.'tiHS, COLDS. CATARRH, BRONCH iTi 3. HOARSEN ES? iORE THROAT FKow ~. COLDI led a preven tive of that lion ofdiseases.CONSLM PTION. I . rsena aho ■-.;:. shoul' u.-e it. It is ;. 1. is int to ths teste, so tens, clears and strengthen* the reaee, allays a 1 irritation ul the throat sad leaps, anil prevents taking cold. fcv H .tries SB and 50 cents and §1. K7B.—lfyou are bilious unit bays a bad co.d. use HABTBHORNE'** ANTI BILIOUS PILLS'. 'inc.* remove .-.'l bile snd colds lrom tba *j tern.— Twenty nv c oeate ahox. Bold op all Drafxiatsic Richmond. se M—tap A VSKIiIVIA KL.ilrlliV.-JI BR bXWB /a. COUGH ELIXIR, one of the bast known tropae ilics ior COUGHS anil COLDS, h is been in ir, i Richmond and iti- vioinity for tie |id»t fifteen or twenty ■ .»r>. and ,'ih.k always t.ri.vej efficacious in ! Coughs and Colds. 'Ihe following oertmoatewsa volantari given! y Rev. Mr. Wife* in 1554: ooWL a,; Gaaaa, C .k<.i.,.\k. M ,i -a -•:. issi. Mr C. C. *.\ aj.. -,-.!.— Dear . v >.': I t:.*.c pieasare in informing •• a that"Mrs. Daws' Couph Elixir," i pin mashed oi you, has icteai like a charm i,;!..-; my lit U daughter, when is had tne Whooning - oueu , vcrv bad. 1 1.; * c io-e;t ii also In ease; i f Cold*, •i- I tcrit-ii with severe coughing, and m every ..... ■ -ne i wee trim**, result* i.".'.c beea produced. I rejg it ! ttna preparation as an axoelleaj medioine, aife ia I my jadsmsat ao femily oasht to be without '■-.. A. VV: ÜBS, P.stor of the M. E. Church, Booth, oa the Caroline Circuit, va. ('on:. Pprsais ii* Mrs. A. !'. Daws, fisher a Winstoa, i MillspatixhA Johnston, J- W, Garlick, K. J. Pic rt. A. .md Ch;u. I). '. ale, Rtohmos i. HUPTS.KEI IKI IPOK PIVL DOLLARS —DR. PHEBMAN S ureat radioaJ Cars Truss ' can bow be had tor oi ■; ihe. dollars. Every modi pal mas who has aatmrained this instrument pro- Bounce* it superior to a.t ..tiie s. If desired, we j will obserfaUi ,-:-tcr toaap ci 'tic very auoierons Bsraoaewhe have beea thorouiihly i-nreo. by tins' Truss. owetegvateafMaJevestbnsafl ct ' ; ed, shosud peocdre one. thei bsinx ,- ■ iiuraUlc sad I IB tba sua. »>c *i.i seuu tin* '! ruin feaaaj the country oy Eapiaasor auiL For trie 'j'russ.or iafennatioa e.occernin ir. ad ' ur*e£.s t*. 0. JACKSON. I ■ No. 17 M&ta atrset, Richmond, Va, [ Persvins not kaowiai as, emu /end *.ia»:r money to ' a;iy Btsrohast or friend tathisoity. 1 Tbe Truss saabs had also at Niessrs MEADEA i ' B-VKER'B aad MTLLBPAUGH A7OHNBroN'B, I I Drcsiists. myp—ly | I |\fi:i>HAl CARjD.-Dr.PLUMßetaerehiaMr-| , IvJ vic?s to tne piil, ie ia the feat mem of ail secret i ; ilisJasds. TSscut- years' pract.oe bj the at "v« ' branch rives I r. t'. aetaaai o* paMfe nvar.— office ' !on Frankltr. street Ke-.r the Kxchauie BoteL,aad j • third hoese.Lslow Tr.n.t* Chu/eh. same side. Ai- i way* oi. hand, a s.ik>v:i ol the "CHEMICAI EX- ; I TRACT OF FLOWERS;" one ofthe ver* best ( renovators fei weakened parts now known. Mcdi I ciues scut to order. Aucommrafeations bj letter i i erothsrwayas proiiiptiy stteada to. Bmhinond. va I---.. - j . t DOWOEB : PtIWDFU 11- i,no kstpi Be font* I l Sporting ami Bfestini Powder, of * very kind, ia • I kesa. «uartei kOi,a aad cauisters. for «ile"by I .lea-.iAcwt-ni EllWi.N WOKTHAM iCO M ILI TAB V GOODS.-Blueanit li'rey Cloths and Satinets; Virginia Militars Butt, ns; lilt : and Worsted l.ace and Cord- Ac A lull stock fe i I »t..re md for *aie low. j l KENT. PAINaTA CD. i I iOOR MAT* A larire assortment Door MaU • lAJu> be found at BULKLEVB I FOR RUNT AND BALJB. 4__» VALUABLE LAND FOR *ALK.- *?*c.(Tcr b.t safe privately, mr rarae aad waaoW i «■*■ TRACT'OP LAND, arts-ated in pittstlvaroe conaty. atwatrrae mite aad a half fromi Daitvi.ie. sod (via* etfeiMi apon the v-j»iers ol Sandy snd Daa nvars. at thei feterssetiop of tbe two. '>«"__. ' tains ajbesri m seres, of which 6* acres era■ eh a red I and m a line »tafe of cultivation. Phe is all heavily Uraijersrf. asydthe sroeapes atttiy of the bmrfer aloe* would bs found.very rsaeaae ra.ive. The land is of tin, best misfits for raisins t I sc-o aad other praaacta «>( tins »ention in sene rT \''..,, „;•... fei «r,!e that vnlna-ble property known I rvs WILSON'S FERITY, l"ir/--nnle sJhoVii Pan- ' •Vv. ■ id epos tn,- waaoa-i .>d. fesai Dati.iiicTo Bear? aad Westers rHttsslvsaia. In,eonnoet vn ~,. ihe Pei i . wilt .*.-•! a surili TBAC iOr L LNPTcootairiini! aliootßacraaofJane rtvai tea** ".,,,,., ksait ihfe fet a market stamen, or a.-m-i.l jSr •tw wfehiatso ssirehaseany ..f-his nro;.ert», will Bfeasr address n.s st pasvilfe, v a., and I w.u tatce pfeasareia ahowiag ths _g_ n auy further Hiio'inition. OEO. T. WU*s** R "T_ PO R R £NT-A corn furtaWe D VTEl.l.lNG "'.'■'i! i .-•!•,. with nscssssry not booses for tne i iiat.-., ~■. urn oda I iob of a family, with etevea or -tw-l* ■-. acres Ol and. a portion at winch It i* neon _a'U*/ated as a M ABKET GARTEN, and in v*A condition onwhicb there is a good Orchard, Asper , i i and Strawberry Beds, about two piles from Richmond, immediately on the wastham flaa*. Road. Toa tood to nan I ths Ursa* will he made .cr* moderate. For lurll.pr prtrtic:! 1 .. »a:>p!__to JOHN A. HUTCHESON Al Bearico Coanty Court-House Al»o, for l.irr* tba present year. FARM HANDS aud two BLACKSMITHS. [ja»—te] J. A. EL j ... i Ot.N 9IILL FOR RENT—"With two rua rv": of Stones, central in location. 1 i_-- 8. O. ROBINSON. • .:».—is Belviders I'laain*. Mil «._ --.-, FOB Hi: NT.—The neat and com fort al •■ ?J__ HOUSE on 4th street, between Clay and leish, I ■SClntel) occupied by -Mr I. T. Hick*,cont unin li, It is is a pleasant neighborhood aad I rile Possession given immediately.— I RAWLIN'GS & HOLLAUAY, I2tii street, letween .\ln;n snd Cary. »X X » S T—Two new and dssti iMe ?ES', ermtainin* r, rooms each, kitehea rther conveniences, situated on Clay st... I lanaa's Serins:. Possssshib givsatry the I anary. 1880. :ncr information appl» to ED. 0. EACHO, de.ll-*w 14th St.,near Erohanxi Place. valhabTf private itivMiix; '-'.:: ONSOI TH PIDEOF CARY, BETWEEN Ist B*Eb.aND 2n STS.. FOR SALE —Ws are author ized to sell a valuable pr .-ate DWKI.LINO. situ ated a* above. ■bs fei Ironts3ofest bj 16.ife. II ■ I an alloy Wfeetwfoe. The bouse ia built ol br.ck. Kv. i hi* in • been builtin W63,)oo»tains 11 I h fire-pUces. rhe parlors are fun shed I ie mantels.and«a* and wi tor I : the bath-room* ai i rornishsd with hot Bter. There are two kitchens on the lot, stories hish, with bpsck ti* cellars, thus be most ample aecoinm.Klatioas for ser ck »table mid c&rriaxe boose, \.,t il . ■ I ~,, ;.,,- underneath for feet. There is a .■- , a I ni i .*i- in Hi" yard, of choice si lectn aol vim ■■ i a • whole premises are in complete order Persons I ,'. posed to view the i upertj will call am the sab- j senlxtrs. For terms. Ao., apply to | de»-lW OOOPIN .V AI»PERSON,Auets. ; ~,T~s,Tt > P :: <K»**lS AND' WITEB .'»»\V i- i—- Po<' * IS. 1., nti ii imuiedii tely on u,c Canal. I j ct'-'litv feet lon* ami fifty wido, with WATER I proved md aulwtantial con traction, with ah tc i ' roof, and well suited fur manufacturing purpoa * tdesirins to I its themseive* will do well to | ~, md examine ihe premises. . .1.. L'S-ts Treifesar Iron Works. _f-. I ;>K RENT—A comfortable COTTAOE I :;'; RBSIDENCK, foramoder te Bijedi'um'ly.on . n ['mm. it, 1 !. Thi house has four or tve rooms :. tehen. Ac. There is a well ol water in the yard. . . ir d and pa'den are i o <• and well enclosed.— ;.. - ~-...! i. ■■:■'.,l l*e rent will ie cnl» BW per I rte23—ts 18th street hel *1 ■ins ad Can ■ I .lit *• A Li-..- .*. conifer inbie and well al wl BRICK DWELi INO, with ali cI j well of excel! -nt ■■ ntei ad II ae< es in is attached, on Marshall 'r r -" iust-bs i corporation line, nem Buchanan Spriai her information apply '" i ;■.! W. D. EACH©, Syr 14th street, near 1 sehaa&e. VlthALh'.-ATvery desirabfe CO! t*m I »E RESIDENCE situated on Lei.tß.**af_P j.;.i *.;.i al aud 3d streets, in a plsaaant •***■ I hood, for safe, i-•;.*-r». fronts 30 feet on Le :h. runaia. I •• -~ a io i.< 't. alley. i lie improve onsisi of a Dwel ins in sood oider, eoa 1 It) ro.'iii-.. 10l which ro ■• " - ■■'■ ••' --wiih two stories, has in the hi e.bydi at I i • fruil trees, uraoe * n-. « and othei | n in «i • aril i, to ■ ■• b• Ii •■' ■ c"i I -■. nit l»w fei ala -■■ ■:•■! nenti I femil] i - .., v. ■ ■ a i ■.!:'. snd we . I ... Ms y find it to their ml -'. ■•■• tl I tste :•■ niake applic ■ ■•. ■ ■ ■ "B; . For fui iher inform :• '■■ pi 1* Io f,iW|i D. X l«7HO. Im U :-tr.' !. as ai fcxi ~. ■ OR KENT OR LI •->»:. - Atmst f8 R i-S OF I AND on th • *.:.-. h ibiosi ille .. re i.pposi a tha residence ol "•...II .1 .-ri • ~,.' ii-..-; a euarter ot a nuts from ths city The atxi c land ,- adiuirably suited t.. fermiag .-r gardeniuK purposes. to no 19—ts ISth street, between Main and Cary ',-. ;; dam street, fermerly Whitehursl • •j 'erv. with two fine asy-liehts°. and is in the be limnI imn "! tli-' eil ■ ..,!■,■ JOHNSON a HARWOOD. P. RF7nT-7a IwisementSTOßE KO".il ,r of Messrs. Johnston .v Bransford's oonis, and front in in ombardj Alley. arate. Posseraion siven immediately. WM. W aLLACESONS. it >■ or i.t'iH.i Nij ROOMS ne Iront. over the aubscrtlier'a tturs, Possssaioa lediaiel*. Appl* t,. JC VN I ././.iNi. No. l-s Main it. It lIv.NT- ! . -i.;nicr; rt of the HOUSE rot 'i tin and llth streets, next to Am*- Hotel, rti • three- I >rj Bn * BUILBIN loa een Mam •■ id ; 'i r * strei t.s Apply '*> BtARCI a HARRIS i BRO , i oc 2s—ta 17* Main street. i IANO FORTES. Kit }* W O '-. O PIANO FORTE I MANUFACTORY. AND GENERAL H, I'OT OF F(*RKIGN AND AMI" - U'SIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMEIS , -. v RADE Warorooins 231. Factor. 290 reet. would respectfully invite public- at ~ their lar<« aasortmeat "f "t ANOS, and .1. r such guarantee* as will satisfy Use tidious purchaser. AN OS are warranted for five years, kepi .'.'.■ l- month* and exchanged within tbe months, if they fell to' jive entire aatisi v a, i 'in Laser, tlai ittentioa is paid to ardors from tbe a::d parses* may safely rely upon the .... i ion oi their orders. mo-- taken in exohanne for new ones. ANOS nired ;it tow rates. m Dttait k ;j.\d::. lAcwly w Riuhinosd, Vs. .'. IC. HT E * it it A i* aUR V at i PIANOS.—We call the attootioa <d tbe .■t •*-1 i citizens of Richmond and Viryieia, to : i. i PIANO FORTPS We have pfeeedthi oat* with Mr. C" RUSi, thai theirea .i ■ ; respects, may be te ted by the side oi It ■ •■ c warrant nil ooi PIANOS, aad eaa show a* .. ... aadaa aumei iv* tea ii on als .» *~•;, . • -; in the eeaatrv, r. ; i of which ess bs seem i C*ausi'*,on Broad street. a,i door from 9th _ -_ _, I'IUCKEBINO PIANOS to bo had r*F'.'7= :? at N.CARPSI'S. Bnx ' street, | in i» • 3d door from PI -.. I CHINA, GLASS, &c. RIL'UMOND MU.MiW IRK I'Ol' i'f.ll . KEESEE ' PARR, Paoran n a . RTe bavsou band a large supply of STOMP ofonrown manufacture, which we wai isl to as* Ware made t the North—eopi I JUi -. JARB. CHI RNS, PI rCHtSRS. ) RISERa, MILK PANS, t"iM. il a *.':-'. waat of lioiue-iuade Wars will civs un.i ur Potter*. KEESEE * PARR, Coraerof 1? h aad Cary streets. TO UOL'SEBEKPERS.—We ha bob aad a vary lares and eomsfete bs* irtmeat : ' [OUSE FITRNIBBING GOODM ' I hicb we invite the attsnliou of the < iblie, eh we arsßeltincat very low prices. We i—l> 'i--.er,'! 1.-.-, and Toilet Seta m giant *a- Iver pi'te.l t.'.-stor-t Spoon*, Porks, .Vc: tlltv Waiters. Coffee Urn*, and i>.ij,ns; iiu.t. ii'id Kerosine Lamps and F.x'nres; in, Japaaaed aad Britannia Wa**s, isaok B)s. Ao„ fcea win ti luit end eomsfete • rich cat, biown ••.!.; preased BLASd .direct from snaaufaetuiea, and which wa n: .11 reduced mica Those in waat will to call at C KU. J. BVM AX R \ Cl'. .-4, _ a.', be .rl *t rest, A-Vt AiiJ- V.MIIIOL'SE-l I'li.Mvii. GOODS —BCHAAP k Co. IMPORT! IP rHOLESAi X AND RETAIL DEALER IK vF BROAD AND THIRD bTRP ' 1 -'. n in ; uoa . dirsol tr.u.i ttie manufertiirsra m Northern trade sales, arooatoompfet* .1 CHINA. OLASS mid EARTHEN ; LOOKINO GLASSKB: TABLK CUT PLATED*, BRITANNIA, ALBATA, aad N r. v WASKt t#Mii.*« >m eriu , *..'*s assort Prsnefa aad Ueraian PANCi iiOODJi aad t" which *•-* ir.'.ir,; the attention of uisr md tba pablfe ia xeneral fi iLn* cMinfiaeai 40oo*aadPBtC*E* tvillriehlj pay th m foi Wo eiiiic-v..r to maiiii.uti <•;«,- .■••pm.-.t'on i.< baraw ul BCHAAP .t Co. « haw poßira Batsfon, !■• !*» ..l.i.iiu.-J many ib.une in tins c.»un | s-\ THBBT. NX uifl.Asa%Lt>ON. I wTv\ 13 j" , '* > ' t " I" *•''''«»-■ Hank, is nf.w flbHl I Jr **' t " ""* l ""' t "' • , ""i*thins a the \SMT CONFPCTIoNKKV L.ic. 'IholadtM 1 i apaniiieiit im* usdsrxoas » thorough renovation, and ttie lulieeiire uowtavitedt.ic.il I and partake of OYSTERS and other ilclu-ac.e* uf HPJ u-seuii, nerved at short nonce. A ANI'OM If BICH A N T i'AILOR, 1 WOif. 13»A ST. BETWEEN MA TMami i •/; y, Has received a sanely of the beat FOR KiGN and AMERICAN GOODS, wh eh bs will make up for the lowest remunerative profits. P. B.— Havinr small exponas, 1 can make up the same nariueti's twenty tier cent, tueaper thiia at an* other establishment in tiie c.l». oc *- Sin / Uil MIP.OVI tiARa-I'ov.de.t.l Suiiv*, Col ~ T BAHJIOADA. e*C. ~___^_____________________"'ftlf'HMONO AN» YOU* Att3Bmmm\W'R"rn BAILBOAIL- On ami MVIWl m9 lm 'eltrr NOMIAV. '"»"•-*" IP. is;?, the le-r.itar Pas«enner I rain wi 1 lea* a Rieh inond daily <e-cept «t.irday*.>** W» -*• ai wui Cava vThite ii *asa daily issWead bi.ot.vs,> at 3 Accomn.oilat.on Tfgg *g JW-T-aift House TIESUA YH andl BAT! «1 l>A .£ at 8. A.M.. Richmond, TUEBPAVfI and BATUsUJAXS at 1 i M folk BWd R.ver L-tnrfi-trs I* ,ye b. Thursday i in? w.ln steamer i.'irfis Peck, itbrate. KetsmißK.the cu.tis lli Mondays, wedaasi tyaaad H. Far Jo Nort >!k or i.iver •sever* breakfast and dine on t, both v..■■• •>. in* and looses Oeart-Jioaae, ~ iNcck sun Baltimore, leave yum! Fridays, at SH A M. ing Wlllisa* C.'irl.-Hi'iM* "ni Aichrnond Hoodaya ami I burs Kftiirninv. leave vVa.-oMion j at. forwarded <sii.it way daily*.- rded aitper wsy Tassd vsa md .SJi'-fiintci Tent. ••PICE R. ft B, ■jJLSJM BPtfIAL NOTM K.-T.'te dp freisht Depot of this Com- I paai will he «leesd ON '•->!' ; Dec 73 Wap.eatil TLBS DAY. wn rrei ht Depot ' Therefor*, I ier* a II hi b • t, or dslivsrsd lrom. taw Brae i YIRiiIMA 1 I, > T It A I. i NORTH AND WJ sl-Tv ,cc i.ts exiepted.) viz I 9tM, A. Al., Bj, i. IkUTreia niosttrnproved NIGHT SPA 1.". icun bepreeared at tie (tea* To Cincinnati, mints in th" W*;.jf rn '.*', tos ', il. F. ADCOCK. flckst Aaoßt, ) k PETEHSB'ti B. *-CO.*l . iinoad. Vs.. .Nm.vitn. wap. s ( HAN6K OF 11(11 KS. <»n nr:\ ;-fter I'll! DAY, tbeXßth. the Trams <*r. tins road Will • voN-i i oa rateasßPac ept Sunday*, at t as A. ■ felly, except Sundays, rt isj A. y, kksbcbo jroM tucknamv. an*. sxec!?t Saadaya, . -ylyj A. .*' • r Bnndava, at , SO" P. M. lover H.il Will take • 10 rxiircis .■viperiotendenf. M>ETM W EST- , \:n:i MAIL ROTJTE.—Bj ■' ' latearrnncement,the Richmond I ,i Side. Vinoa ia and Teaos . IrKinia. Ktist Tennesw id iphis and Charleston Railroads an acreeraenl to pass *enn cc yoars ot axe, fi< bk, o* er then . take .-:!••<-t oa aad aite r Neeeaa am m Negroes, sad others, that ages unsurpaased by any ot ier tieularw, apply at the Tickel Of it Danville ltail/S_d. Richmond C. CAW PBEI ».. Sop i. | Flilt > OR FOLK. Ol O POIN I'A.Mi HAMPTON.-ler- Kins iutsudin* t. visit either .o ml .-I'l-.1.. i B*. willlisd the most i. ad com on ;- : - r«x te ■•. i \ '■■ i',-t.•,:-..'• . '■ •■ 11■ •nt Company i mi. through tickets wh \* iiik rate* : I • j-< passengers, | '■ 9 lanipton. return ticket* lor . good Britain U day* ; first ral ' -1... - &JI raco the ttteninboat eiiargs from at, ai i. t: c. -•■ vi i ■11 Bxpea • ■ sfer "i r '■•-■ •■"' -ers ;uul 1>.... -." Peters an - and I roni tin* Cart it .--.ii...i;.. Car* toupee! <ii r ei.ti* with .-i •. .. • , -.-i at oil to iuo io eon liv ...!■. .-' ad i • ler bui ■■ ,'■; ■'■ il ii :,' c i.t ice ii' this c-,--- v,e. osa the Cars upon tliaßltsiuiiei * i* route leave Richmond at liSO , ■ 'i Petersburg at S, reach Nor nd at Old Point or Hampton al pie time for ■■ II pi elim ins v roon a SALT WATER I'.ATil beion ..- .. !• .- have the pnvils«eol re • it'olh aad coins, to Old Point oi tei.ioon or by t.ie ■; une seal nexi PURNING rreaa (>UI Pan l sue id Pom al -<:ifi a. Jft.,i ad ia c '.' ease aftsr tne ,• . ■•. ■ Norfolk i' I": I a. •■ Morfelk it . i, ib i•* -v *ad "i Ri sha nod ' rue, to . o meet with Ihe train* n eveßirn. CHI CKED THROCffH. WI i UIA '.i '~ '■ HONE, isineerand Sap'l N. i I . ft. H. -The .ii.. reatiiajliaePßßlGHT R iCHMONP to LYNCHBURO, »k, TUESDAYS, THUABDAYfi . Capt, . T .>ii .' ;>oxa7.i>. XV. Capt. Wm. R. VPoomobj. IM r, Capt.Gao.Ci Lavaa. Capt, Chas. J. Joaasoa. lap*:. .1 no. A. .ioi:\.io\'. »TV. Capfc \; a. gi bvbxabp, '.1 ol tl-e ,ii -• e'ai.K. ,-iti'i eot'l I a,nd experienced Cnptn i v. ~i i idvertna a. Theiubecriber.thank so liberally bestowed, lor tne past i oontinuance of the same. . 5t..,.i re,\r..| out B-as fcoria. nd Yulcanits Proses*.—G. W. 1". UTIST, b'l-.ir.-.' ihe ruiit [i . the ikiii-. Teeth,and t-eii: sal *ae*j .-.■ r. >t ,r* ov« r ... othei n >■• . Is, I te commend it to those desiriaj j * of teeth, aad esieciallj such ;snei) v,i»!t 'none ttipy ars now 1 c' •oltT.t.'.ti.'ii ot the pitite to the ) uction thereby seeureo, entbi t I in i.tore leetit without clap,.- i Bf iieen adopted by those »Mad c profession, .North ur.' Smith, •c <iven aad speetan* a* oxbtl t-it I tn see tbeni. Set., ol Tssth, i : .*.- witl >'t c, tire* ',c m ile lor them. Filling, Cleansing, Kx ■t ier operations tcitli and :ii.« --i. ulficc oa .'a.-ill. sue-'. ~ .• , no M—lj Mainibelow Pearl street, ..! i Keachstrimm ns tore, and two in, ..:'.-. t;. Price ft Co.'s Drj hnvin* removed to ths etwee ! leased ... see these with whota h« | si d tn- nixie axtensivsi rspa the peotie :<-nen;i,v. \1! o| -r.v the m<wt approved and seieritific M Profession, r, r ,,i »d Work do:.* toaive aatisfaetiow. teels—ly ES, JEW2JI.RY, iSfcc. lIES_ IER t Li: V. sil.Vt it ATEB WAKK.-s. A. feVER- •tantly ob hand a Ism a n'oi - ~ runout ot tbe above Bshkhl ~r • i the iatei.* styles, wi...r;i fa ■ oi and public oa tu* no.it • -.....-. - i • "..ii call parttceitu- ,-.!..■. . •,. i stebse, bs ihssJefesJur ni. Alfred Lavatette. Jul -. ■ i Is Leisioa. Josephimhji»l ii, John r celebrated maker*, lie • ■ 1 atmentol rob Ui*n..,, ,1 .-,.; , I*tPHIS, for v,■•!!,'^;^"v.. , '. ' , ... < ides' Ciirbtiiiele, Coral, J.a. I Per*. Rtruseaa and »«•! . .. Chat lata Cii. mm, Hen k CI, ittoiis. Hhin kfettou* a • ; - . •.. liters datt Cellars, Cupajurnqnel IVSS a id lor. *. \,ens : .. lea Tonps. Bilvsr Spoons I- ,i."l X "lien ,", |. - -.1, indncemsnt* t., .t • •, . rwe and .juii...*, a call is . • .'- a. M '■, I-: R -. Corner of Maiu.uu! Psarl st*. S Fli U M IIARI'tU'S — • aowtra as i.-tM-nse to ki *. *; Mt* w:i,n.«ilroii! ilirpvr'.s i'orr* ' ee.aadaMawaUuda to war, nsii aauall) abhor *usp* i*ed c* icjuretrade, ••' le leel afraid : '■:>/•• *•-.tor ier*. re-ediioi fear. 1 fd on never chsr*ia* de*,. HCUvhWuKKiny eustnueis j ■ a ice* reslly --cry tow ■ Have a WATCH oi OLOC - l I ■ cue tn Hotel still i.*e» H\H ! BARTHOLOMEW. __aleh aad CloeA Maker. Opposite Aiiier:ii»ji 11 t<d. f I.S.tOTTKHIL* X tn KACTI• X X it.**, #*rfa*a?' i 'I' ifesale sad retail. i Nu. lis weal Maia st. * V'iND, VIRGInTa. manuf u-turm< tho nUy.e iiAioed ike to order, for ~r »tnt*m I kinds ofMILITABV TRAP-' rMatefilMiXf'aS a trni, to prove by our work teaay made iv thi*country We a tor the ii!vM»i pat ...ua c be use for the last I * 'l*',",".'.'•","!*""« "I the HHioe. i t*AM! Kb R. COTTH 1- I t JOHN N. JE.NNIN.7gI ' i rIILUKEN'faOVKIti VtMAfwZ , day. by Adams ft Co s K M ,re«. l u a .fA , !.V,*»**l , «»*'* t "• "OV*-' j S OVKRCoaTm. ami would in- ! » call at sates, as they are resily Ireadil*. lACOTT, HARRIS * CO., .No. lU.Xlatastresl. * < to Men hint. *eisi_*r A Co. prime Rice, for sal* by I WAL WALLACE SONS. ' RUHAWAYB J "ii' »«A kI.HAKU,..|U,., ■ dj_r.l.|'.»-r:: --. * til' r ■ TRhriahi MULATTO il'... . VJ _JB He w rather snaau for his • ■ JLttmtr-n.ii h--a.i tasdly; lbs h ■ iri.sr agate on tiie lower BSVIioa E have beard that he purchi<ed awi* ■ no doubt for disirni*'- it is p'..\, ''•,-■.» ■ inrkint somewhere al»«it Ri.-i0,.,,,.,, WM the vbove reward, if he is »errursd i ill Braaar ,o '•__._• , " , "... j ftO'l.Mt S I t.lf *«j i.,, »^ Cheeterietd Count., on »<e net, ", ■__• ... «Nt in-nti.. *>'.<•'■'. M ■ \ ~ self RICHARD .l.\ ',!:■■- , '- '.".'.'V.-, , at-y* 1 -• ih BorsettuMe sal! • ■ ! pre ht sheet 5 feetS techs* i,u. .' .' ' aae;c< mpiextan bla< w, with , and nine. Us »*■ he ia Ir- •■ rs ted ia his possession ~.•■.••... ~. ■ ' freedom. Wafea v-.r« ey i«b atl) aa he eaa r«-.a.i and writs, :i n,• .. ! teeewssr will eonasferwai „' ' ass bun away, or aa will be d* •-, i. law. aV-ettw I \\ 'will l-c t>a'. te as] rw« w! Hid rco I I '" nil a- ,- -.. . . . '*'• i. w.io ran oi" about the i." • y .Mr, i;.-<.r"C 0. Harwo. ,• ' wa io be was hirsd. Bs * »i?noer form, low forehe il I taiok **r.-' : spoksa * n .-.- I has ! v.- r.in a ■ : <• t. etory VTI ne wasoa a aanal boat, gt'ng ti.*n , Adm'r of San , Rapid- Ann !Ba*tHm, Csipe-.*i Co, HATS, CAPS, BO OTB, &c. Jfej siii.fl>.. on Al loin *.. , aye i re-., i • this it i* cnt.l 'lie Ist i' r .. . itock of .- ROES . id BCOTS.pii or retell, at cost, foi c. I, /.' '• • purchased will find itto tneir advsnty ' ass Breed st'« it, bet ,j jtl-t HMoNU 'i kDI ..!,, ,r- I children tad crvant* wou I v ■ • i 11 is ■' 'iz.'i.., of R •r- thai hem prepared ton .: • ~ -,> and BHOEB, ofthe beat materia! ai I* \ ' ■iti« few ;-r cc* >< rach :ood* on All he a*k* ia b trial to* I : I .<*.•,) article* in *l.:« one . in bs mi I any site ia ths I aton, aad at aU tssßtahsonde©** be itoaithtsla .•, respectful y solicited. , ( , " • des-';n t« o dooi i' »| * r-w NUTM !..-l would :,..-,• ... my Im sds and - Si b . all ol i • i. ' i in, ■be irtpp* to wail nt r»a ill wi ... rax* ii"i t Snatl ~i, ~ , 111 ■.v."l •* BO i 'it ths lows it ~■. j , r ii"-' to civs '.-•. fa i sal -i .• n, , . Ha "8 Miit CAP 3 made to ordei to shortest b •ttcs.aafea m Ibe had North or Soo'h, and *•» mod i .-■ Oentfemen'a Yoato'. Boys'and* . , , f kiad, lor Christmas, watch l ~.. I *ellofl below tbe resolar i r .-■-. . i Also.:; line fet of NEoRO HATSai I I im'. «■ determined to sell mm JBodseefet yourseb ... •■■■■■ id str, it. . V. ;.'. , 1 6RKATKEDIITIOM. M __, Fr< in l.a to ;«i per ..ii' i ■ *» ■ : »».i\> " <-. außtm a i Moleskia Hats of best enality *.iju ; I ij.-iv.* .'i life faauionable Silk 1' ii -. . j ' i*i«.sewed Boot*. ;i ttP, Coa •• ■ ~■-•,. . | ■ fine c ',i «kin *ewe«l C<hoes, i 36. \ J. H. A.NTII".\*. ha. n .•- — - „,,-.,, P. ; oue ol tbe best maker* i*i thi i •■. ... • ' : to supply him with handaonte •• • ; Bhin sewed BOOTS, which lie wi ] ir price of THREI I . ,\ ' I - Till -Si. EX •N ' t-i'rt : , rtmeol ••. men's i . . ; iners »rd fetch io \. ear BS ktMli - .., . I as are seaeraiti - , id -.no.:- out.ol -• ■' ..... I ■ it* V-,.1 i ' ;'■■ - - '. : . SOTI i V TO LA DIP* ,*,, J . BNTL-EM KN •" Ii \ ■i ßother •• ■-■• ". ... rs mil B ... . . i■; « | .. -.a II eaaas and tientlemi.... I . ie, i-r\ rfesortpti < ,:..- i::a fe .it •'■'-,-.'... |, t. j i.i• ■ I ■ ,t« ..,.: . i. ■ -. • • in »i» Si .v i■■ ..I ;:-, f |$|i 1 :hm< id. "•■ • i the sttent 'on of str.-ii *M till Otl'l. t<- «_■ ' Uct'T-. .-'tin , _■ «PET-BA4i."f, kc *£. i.ml n large i- '• n i -•■ - • I ALE.V ' I No IS7 ALiin at.. j ' t..1.\ fToti! -.1..'. «*..\l ttl 'OUK.-Wearai ■ ft :< da a-.. . y.fiii.e |!i waul I il • c i ■~:•.■■•• .. ■ , • ■ v ■ tbe in to ■....- i. ■. . -.. n«i •. r I >. a tar ;e Block oi ioic rut, not seen i. 1 ri* . ■■> 'a-1 twelv, lb I X • •ts in <ive u?-1. ill I't'i N .i I ISAMlSlbii- :;■ .. . »' :rioN in pbici : - ■. .-■tfJw'sß ■1, Iroad mm c sto,th of j lin - • . . f . •*.ir •onsteatlj on . f. am..riu to c map to with _ lies io order ___ •. «. IvJ .'•! 4 v-ii -- , ROBERI i. ii ■".: '*■ ■ . 1. Dicki - • . " ■ call the at tent i n . jf * to his l.i; .c anil - • ■ __H is and PANC i '■ id from the largest i I ■ r hie terms, aspectaily ■ r. r, /.■.'.•.to and '!'■ n» ' T» X b • LATES : iJOST PA«B ■ ■ : ES, tiM* Bameioai tn me i nr -rfeilrral* aad r tail, R I row. -..ne resseotfally an ' Its 'X '. towing that ib pries, ajishty «ai -I .a*'.- •:■■:. -. \ ♦ J"f .*. vfl t'VIOEB, (No.AßTMains _ „,,■____!, '.-' ITE E\ ( .'•• i'-'T /' ' asaal < r".-»iv.> A: 1. OF '! Hh I V l.'BNT'a FINE L»ah - I M.t- _ BATr-, •. z■i .. • ■ i Vii TOR RMANi 11.3 ' 1 .!' .'orNii '.I M'< t •-■ M '. !'Oy's' DREM9 11.'..I 1 .'.. 1 iety. 5 ~»»«>t HTot 1- t \ 1 Uli*- MIVSd .11..•',;■'! lo' I i '" • '■■ a :'■ toie BOOTd. in ■<! ■ I ' *■% made to <"ir order, snd are r< j j 'so. rsntlemsn's t- ». l' Mltlr S I -.'■'. -1 They have .•• * •: " ' . Cull sad »cc r i ~. ; pi . I - J •w ktffYA' \M> t «i i l,iy Hl'*"! „ ■WiNTEB BOOTS —V i 1 i..- BBMirimeatuf »: a l.i-' 800 i rt, » .„,i\.- ■ : i ue . aythi ..;... ' - ' j i:iV,i..eii. Call sod •♦. a fit iin . il ,4 \ i.Otill ASMI, fill ",T.i * x I i.ilit; tiro on.-nt 1 ■ \tA .; BBLI.I . A£j Xt Breed «* ■ betweea ' Jkutrt S L IS '• B >ul °* "' • -eS»*" ~l* S_'sti<>!.,<; -V,*. 1,.-.•,.'. ,■ si r< | lot oi Ladies', tientlahpeu's „n>i M •--- 'i Miii .■> oi all kinds »n*Yc • '■'"* '" i . MM 'IB '.» nt ol a re* :i, ' i ' • j ! ,-.-.-•* f. j Beshit -..-■-.■ j .., the bssl n.ii.f « - ' 3 pteasi *. . • ■ ►*«.". 11 i I theii a ttroasje, :• • I •*•■ J ; Ol n: mum •». i». • H -•■•''* I ] Iml. i RubbSl >t-. r Bhoes •' ( 1 .-•- _ IK, >hV iimh*.. Sji'i a l*\" •*' "*' '***" '' ' 3 '*,<..tu \...!». _ J*. | l %B • id stise I. d w Mi.H<. i.rib. i;t ;".>•"•> ___fe : |j 1 ■ : -.- ! i* I "rT. I itofs f.l baiters • f*ti the i" at in •> al ■>i -. i ■ L feaysse prioea, at fag Broad str>- , ¥ ; TKi >ss. TH« • ' j__| *Wlri ► micros TRt sKs,. Tin SB,*.--." II NnatA'be ■ aaat, anti v . w _ - I BY- >IKN'.> It lit It li* »«»OT». .1 _■'■•• there eaasoi -a mid i-->.!•* v itA them, s B iliian atesta, " " " , if UNULKTAK I^al :^ . . fill I •*.ut.Ksltl^^ !, 5J ;J| 4BBW-l*r-i t *Ll' , Tl'H.N*« 'u« " 9 ■***■-' " ' wiK' ,»t .me-- I tatbe I BPKBTAKINU ' ;i ■"-* "»' -v :.' ' 1 prays***. Bsisarspsrsdu.lu ".,,. -• fl aßpute*. sad *ii«liues. to aui *f fflwhof"* i'».H.».'.t '.■■■" • •■•11 le he* * has BEARSK. vj 1. 9| SKKVAMS' COFFINS «• -, *'_, || _l_f>. ;.-ts. SHROI DB. *• .ou a.-uid, at i« j« of Fiaahliu and isth street*. w \vi-' I JEREMIAH SA! •; k '\ I au>—em* Aaeal M . >M . ■ -L, TIBPIN, ROf►«* ** ■ wailXltf H U©vsruorslrs*l.t*tw«eß'%"»■'*•' ''* a *' . ,1 mar, *ai ke« s White Mala ta oi. • ;.' \ J K) \ * B ty , .slid ior aal* at , *NV Xt v 1:*-' X 1 Wfclllllll HI""' ■

The Daily Dispatch · January 5, 1860

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