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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