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~,,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.

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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 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.

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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. <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>. 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"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