Friday, January 6, 1860 — The daily dispatch

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Tn- tv i>.*\. Jan. ."...ii, !-• ■■■. The Senate was called to order at la o'clock N I . . >\. M< m w.rr. \ ti • . ige v..i- received lrom the Hon a

bat ii .1 id pa* >ai aa act to defray ihe ~\: . ,.; ~ ..! he Kxecuttve In the purchase ol ,1: in and munition .and for the defence of thi 1 ■ ... tonwi alih. K. ol ..... i. fei re ', :■■ /. To amend the Hrsi e< ion

1* aj - : appropriating ihe turn ol - :! -' Civil C m lingeni '■'■■■ ud ~. ~- • : Ing tltb -"i "oo oi * oa; - r>i it;.- «' de 91 aa more efl ct uallj lo .. . : 11.. . ta .- - tld nndi res •

fa . : ■' State ~. irp mtting - I ::. S .'. I I'll \I If -' > HT- it -l 11 n.' ill Ifeltfoni ........ an ai C 4 ding to J. S. French ; ni ihe State ia lands In Elisabeth l ..,:■: Man . lith, 1-0-. 7 ■ . .v . The bill amending the ection of…

of a justice ol the peace • hall be . ■ il cstaie unless dock* ••'! in the pr - ~,.;. ii; c, having been 1.0 a third time, was .: ■ ,i...• Thehill i" amend 3d section :•,■■;. -of ihe Code in relation to mar . .... rdered to its eugr - mi i…

..i . t.. Ai;i icultural and Mi chani. .1 5... i. * . ;i riinga bill making an appro . riation for the ci m| letion of the Sclavin's Cabin aud SummersviUe Turnpike; making an appi 'pi ii ■' ii on the pari ol the s ate i t - . . tbe Eastern…

■■■ tiasingacemetery, Ac .fortheuei ,; : ;:i - , istituti ii, as advised by the Superin tendent: ol incoroorating the "Branch Coal ng Company," in the county ol Powha ; oi in orporating the Vanclanse Gold

Com pan v, m th>- county ol Orange: • . uring the tirst Auditor to report to the •senate a list oi ..il warrants drawn by order ~■ the Executive on the Civil Contingent I md, from the atitb September, 1 57, to the (si .l.i nary, !-••".

~■.,''-, ft. —Mr. Hubbard ptre -,.,•, 1 • :,.■ petition ol certain citizens ol .! imes City c inty, praying thai William and Mary , ... . taken uuder ihe protection of ihe S ate, like the University .t Virginia, and , rl •■ : iwed Mr. al. Kenney…

the Presidi nt and Direci irs * ; the Dismal Sv imp Canal Company, aski . !,r a 1 'im ... -..•'.' a ; Mr. A mstrongpresi i ed the petition of J. M. Snyder and others, asking that tbe bridge on tbe Northwestern Turnpike roadacri -- the South…

Court-House, relative I > the out rages ai Har , r's Perry, aud urging the importance ol arming the Stati -afeol recorameudine, mea sures to be taken to j;et npadireel trade with : reign countries, and lo encourage home mat - ufacturee a *o,…

larcen) aud the like should '(~■ s.;,i into slave ry, and those guilty oi m n laughter and ;b' like shi 'ii be condemned to work on thepub l.i w rks for life, md that manumission 01 -1.-,. ~ :. .l.aal c; will, be prohibited. On mo'ti a if Mr.…

The Hone met ai !•:■ o'clock—Speaker i'!-.: chfiblh iv ihe Chair. Prayer by Rev. Mr..l kick, .'t the Hi »lv urcb.

b'i • .'. ■ • Amendini he ict incorpo ratingthe ■! • - i • i Female Academy ;au ■■■ ri h ; the payment of a sum of in ney to

Ezall, of Itichmoud; a report adverse to ih. peti ion ol Wm Inge, of Appomattox: - : :i. • i tii . : K. • U Ad king, of Giles c mnty:

ing a laauufactiiritig i ompany .: Pulaski; for the in ptction ol tobacco al Dib rell - warehouse; incorporating the Sliadwell Mouufacturii rC mjany in Albeioarle.

.'■■ /.-A bill amending an act eon emii the District Publi S thi iols in < Ihio c vi".. boo to give the city ol Wheeling an

her si liool distt, t; arm uding "an a< I incor [i rating the town ol St. M irj -. Wo ioa t*.." .Vc, -o :■.- to allow citizens of Son 1. Whecli - ■ ■ re base i rial n don■ ■: • bat cii a bill reii iburs ; the I.':■■' i. ml Liirh 1 nfanti r…

uiil .' ihe pen I v ■- hi li v. era after \\ •: :ai- ■in I. , 'I ■ ■...]■■

ri . -.-- I. Mr. •:. Ttnaa, "1 granting to th< ■ l . H dlej. ;....• itTTae. •' Perry, a ;■ peu>*l v: by Mr. < Jollier, '. i-.' '.., etition tv d.-b' i ■ lave or iii.i .. ■• a. -1. by 311. A'o!'..'-.in, ol t !••-:.. ■ Worri o'u, sherifl oi Bi…

Pattersun ol lucorp eating tbe Bockbridgi Miningand Manufacturing Company; by or. Si,;, ol :i •• -«.' 1.. thi aci providing for tbe j. yinentoi the uncalled for dividends of joint ■■tock i mpai .'- into tbe State ti bj Mr. Brown,, i prohibiting…

lion of the Petersburg and Jerusalem Piank-H tad: by Mr. Miller, of amending au act iucorporating the Woodstock and War di ..-■• il'. i urnpilte Company; by Mr. Baseeli, oi repealing the aci re]tealitig2d see. of chap. ; ol '!,•• i lode; by…

lege; by Mr. Kee, of establisbinga precine" tn Pendleton county; by -".Ir. 'i a wifer, *.t estab lishing a precinct in Pluvacaa; by Mr, Lynch, of amending the charter of Martha Washington Colfege; Ij.v Mr Myers, of in corp rating the Richmond…

Hoffman i requiring Clerks of Courts to enter on the order book judgments becoming :i;.i on the adjournment ofthe Court; by Mr. Collier, i i a vote in Petersburg on a ȟb

tion ta-. thai city to tne stock ofthe Blacks and Whites branch of the South-Side Railroad; by Mr. Walker, oi making the wii' tax equal in Couatyaad Circuit Courts; by Mr. Kyle, of giving tbe County Court ol Carrol county jurisdiction over…

of lax paid by each ol the lasuraaee C i ipa ;i.-o. thi State, and the agents ol foreign i impanie , as he now does the tax paid by t. inks. .in motion, tbe Hone adjonrned.

Mom xkut ro \ iii'.t.MA s u-DisTta.—The Pennsylvania Dragoons, Ca.pt. ('. Thompson Jones, of Boxborougb. Pa-, intend laying the col nsr-stone ol :i monument oo thetstd of Feb ruary, to mark Hie where seven unut, be longing to a company of Virginia…

the Wi»sabickon. now owned by t fee heirs ol Sjhiih-1 Levering; and while aleeplag la the house aud barn attached, they were surprised by a company of British Dragoons stationed ia Philadelphia, ihey having lie* a led by a cir cuitous route,…

tbe fern "l Andrew Wood, which i- between the turnpike and the Wissfthiekea. A boy, six years ot ace, nam .1 Ili.i iidollar, was preseiilat the liitieial. and he Is now• resident of the neighborhood. Nearly all the money for the bnUdingol the…

An l.v -rniiKr i loatiST Skntkncbo.-— A sla\e ii'uii.-,; Jerry, the property oi Col. Francis McCormiek,ofClarke county, Va., aaaa tried in that county ia>i araekon "a charge of plot ting and conspiring with slaves te rebel and in ike laaarreetioa.…

aadappoiutod Fridmm,*** l.'h day of Fe.oCyn- r, | lor his execution; at tbessaswNasesaroaaly ro- i commending bim to tba mercy of the Baeeu« {

live, Joe, an Hber neirro implicated wi th'< af- j fair, w.t* seiiiemeii to transportation. Tba taitaeaa in the case win aMr Cinambiiii, Who ! se.!ii- to have lerr. tied out'he ii>iispirttc> will | iugHniilty, aud since bn leaUavisy was plain…

The Trouble in Hsntgar. llc'crnis lie

in iiii't.-i I. The advices from Europe for several Break* past have ladUcatted eoa Iderabte dfapwvole tionary ■ piril in II iinga* -. . aad the most, sig nlftcant Item in the new- b.*oagtil by tin* but mail is the auaoancemeti thai the Bflhcorpa…

times. The Philadelphia American, refer ring ' > ih" demand of the liaogariam, ayi: Their demands have been sel forth by (bar ..'. their magna tea, Counts Mailaitli ; ■-■••v. :t *. and >.-'■■ hen mi Ban n tosika, who have ta ken 'he lead in…

lubsfaw c a- follow -. '.. file restoration of the ancient Hungarian kingdom. -'. Tbe organization of ti Hungarian chancery, the chancellor to have a son: pad voice in the imperial cabine*. ti. The appoint in nt of a royal stadtholder, who.…

rators for the different count .••-, anil of royal commi series for the lree citfea. 5. Theresto ration oi the supreme court of justice aud of tit,, septemvlute; tbe reformation of the court of exchequer. '.The replacement of the re ligious,…

guage to !"• used in the court of law aad in all the schools; ami, 8, The restoration ol theroj - al body guard. Such an- the liinni ds embodied in the me morial presented by the magnates t" the Em peror. Some ol them are of no Immediate moment,…

vincial Commission shall meet at Buda, to discuss tin- following matters 1. Th- ir,-.ii- to be taken ior preventing any tiilure conflict between the nations am! tbe King. [The reader will hear in mind that the Emperor i 1 Austria is King of…

therefore, not varied when a female sits "ii tbe throne. Maria Theresa was King of Hung iry, and was bailed a- such by the nobles in their famous exclamation— "Moriamur pro r ::■ nos tra, Maria." 2. Tin- >-■>- irdination of tin- upper an 1…

The organization of the municipal admiuis tration. t. The plan of a "Mortgage Rank,' (another n im* for a national loan a.--", iation.) ~ T'ne sum which Hungary shall pay toward! tbe now existing national debt. fi. The as Mutilation ot the…

ibis ? ip-pfi i)ii''t tbe magnates,they beg the question of the restoration of their ancient king dom j they, iv fact, take it for granted, but they have consideintton enough for Francis Joseph to tell linn that they .to not wish to sever themselves…

federation. Having; set tied these points to their satisfaction, the magnati - pro] ose that n Diet shontd be convoked, tbe Emperor crowned U tig and a Palatine elected to administer the government for him. Tiny . include their memorial thus:…

home than the system oi centralization— that ~,,.,,:,,, „ r ;,. French Ja obins, ■■ tick weighs til a tirsi on 1 descendants of the regicides."

Hi w the French will relish thisci mplimei I we cannot say, bul we ?an picture to oursi Ivea the i luiiteiianco of Francis Joseph as be scanned the insolent mi sive.

DAKtvn Rorbxby in WtscoHSiH.—On the night of the •: Id tilt., tbe vUUtge of Eau Clare, in Wisconsin, was thrown into ureal excite ment on ac int. f the r< bbery ol tbe office of the receiver of public money of the sum ol rXs,'*4*o. A letter…

.Air. Boyden, the receiver, was sitting in hi oHlce i ' iheceunter, with bis back to the do »r, about ii o'clock in tbe evening, making up b a mnt with the (t. v >n.ment. preparatory to leaving for Dubuque with the Government funds, when a…

placing the tier over lib month, in an iustam the robber inserted an instrument into Mi B.s mouth, with which he prevented bim from •ailing out for assistance, or making auy al inn -at the same time presenting a pistol t i his bead and threatening…

bringing it instantly to bia backhand raiding Mr. It's no itt foot, tied his wrist and ankle together, passing tbe cord around Ins bodj a nd across his mouth; be then bound him to iho legs of ;'.!'• large writing desk whi< h stands iv tl "…

happened to be open, the amount of money io gold a.- abo\e stated, and went out of the front il ior.

All this musl have been done in less than eight minutes*. Mr. Hoyden lay in this condi tion probably not tdexceed ten minutes, mean while coming ,-pry near strangling todeatb. He managed after a few moments to pet one footagaiust the wittdowsill,…

1 11 k Dni-'ii ti.Tv r.Ki wtvat Maasss. Bba*si n axD Grow.—Mr. Branch, oi North Carolina, has published the correspondence between himself and Mr.Grow,©! Pennsylvania. The latter gentleman, it appears, did not accept a challenge to fight a…

••ii vita- note is to be considered of a hoe tife character, then 1 have this to reply: Re garding dueling as at variance with tbepre ceptsoi tbe Christian religion and thesenti ments of Christian people, and it being pro hibited and declared…

of unwarranted provocation. Bui my per sonal rights, a ml th-freedom of debate guaran tied by the Constitution, I shall defend whea ever they are assailed.* 1 Mr. Rranch concludes his published state meal by 1 eie.ai king :

"By those who are acquainted with the pe nal code of this District, t..- which my atten tion 1- drawn by Mr. Grow la bis letter. It will be readily understood that no other course is left ase than to publish this narrative, and leave tin* whole…

Small-Pox ami V.\' ri nation.-The Boaton Journal condenses the following tacts from various authorities, directing tiie attention of the public to the necessity for gem-rat vaccina tion ! t. lnfanrs-iioiild be vaccinated without fail, between…

2. Every one should be revaccinafed, par ticularly thoae between fifteen and thirty-five * >.i. -oi age. who were llrst vaccinal.*.l in chimfexxi. Tbis i» especially desirable liur ii.g epidemic-; and the. rule holds good even when ihediseasamay…

in general, without regard to special sea tons Of danger, vaccination should tie prac ticed at least once 111 louru-en years, and bet ier still, once in seven or eight years.

4 The prejudice against taking oilier dis eases with the vaccine matter is almost entire ly dee titum of foundation, where care is taken

bVi>iiysiciau» to take their matter from heal thy patienta. Nor dVoaa the condition of the person from whom the attatter ia tukeu mate rially affect its protective Bower,

AKK4.IKSAT Bohtkn.— The new municipal government was inaugurated on the Jd inst. Mayor Lincoln's address exhibits tli.i present and prospective condition of the city a* highly encouraging. The aggregate aitiount of the 1 city debt i* nearly…

The grand jur. has Indicted Dai-1- fsb*p.ird :.■,;'.,. ~. HpgUie fupdaof the Hanover Street •.. ~ M.. It riie rti .; ' ff.T'. were | ihr 1..

.Nkiitiiiji iiiiNiw Cs*rA*l The New Yorkers bad i (Nuid skating cat • nival last'Snnday, on their Obatral Park, which baa beea traataCoraaed rate a pead f< r the favorite winter sport. The Exna-eet aayi Tbe character ofthe day se«>nieii to…

not Lave been less than t< n thousand persona it the lake si one lime. Besides these there were crowds in 'be various bate around the borders, and ntai y were gathered on theein bankmeu I looklag ai the ice of tb«- Indie.-' pond, which was…

ing themselves hugely— Yonng Ireland and Old Germany beinggreatly in tbeascendancy, while tbe frausnnd fraui ni< were quite m. meroos. Dneof the nsnal featuren ofthe lake —the curlers, who, being Scotchmen, are strict moral men,and attend kirk—…

ceding)|tbere were more on the ice than at thai time. More t briii tbe nsnal number of fancy skaters a*rere on tbe ice, and by their evolutions at tracted considerable attention. Tbe besi of these acquire n very enviable notoriety for skill,…

Messrs. Humphrey, Ingles, Haines, and others ot th,." most expert. The numbers that follow ed yonne Haines became so dacgen v.- te tbe ice, that be ;it one tiiue wa- couiotiieil to sei a refuge on the shore. A' various points and around the…

refuge fi >m tbe cold, there baa already been er cted what is called a ■' iltn .'" this is place

cabin on the ladies' pond is to be axelusivety for the ladies, and no intruders will be per mitted. Tbearrangements"have been all made with the iiirti.'' object of discouraging the by standers from remaining any length oi time, anll thus induce…

Dakxhq Robbxbv.—The Petersbug Express of Thursday narrates the following:

with a long, large bottle he held ... his hand, aimedabtowa Mr. Elaras bead, Mr. Elam wanted bun to keep off, or be would shoot him. inn ill- blow came down, and he warded it off with his arm; then jumping out oi bed he hastened 'clow in search…

the daring intrude] .-1 ,li th re, and they im m diatelj 1 « ked the ilooi aI li ; .' him pris oner, while tii, -y .'.ii a '..in ■' man •-; ri. toyed in ibe Geo up to the jail tor a policeman.— In tbe meantime !'• licemeu Br mdieand Smith came…

yard above, discovered \i\> object, and pro ceeded to tbe room oi Mr, Elam to make ihe arrest. I ;",:■. training admittance, ihej dis covered thai the robber was no other than a fellow named William C. >..ii-ir. a m in >.. ! i ' character,…

sitting before tbe tire, apjiareutly somewhat inebriated, but not too drunk tobeawareof hisc induct and the nature ol he consequences. n.-wi- searched, md a Colt's revolver was taken from bim, which proved to be the pro pel ty ol Mr. Elam.…

ditional search necessary. Bui they did ex amine bim further,and fo.u il upon hit person a tine gold watch, also belonging to Mr, K. m, together with tbe "pocket" in which i' was placed, and which had been hunt; over the mautel-picce. He had…

lie was placed i:: jail, and yesteraay tn in .■:■_ wassent on to tn il listings Court by the Mayor, and remanded.

Theatrical Taste is Uikcikjtati.- The Cincinnati Commercial gives the evidence in asuitbrougbt by Mr. Morton, late reading actor at the national Theatre, against Mr. !' tes, the manager, to recover j?l,utio, the bal ance of a season enga.gem.eut,…

Among a host of witnesses, principally be tengiiif to the theatrical profession, was Mr. Charles M. Barras, tbe manager of Pike's Opera House, evidence, in view oi tbe iropalar vitiated taste in connection with theatrical entertainments, bit…

is, m view of tbe existing popular taste, the gentleman ought to be oi great value to any theatre here—for after having seen Charlotte Cusbman, Mr. Murdoch aud Mrs. Waller play to comparatively empty benches, while "Jack Sheppard" aud the '•Three…

and artistic'eatertainmenl thai can be offer ed. Br far the largest amount ol monej taken here by any theatre, for many years, was at the N'atiouaJ recently—paid, too, ai double tbe nsnal priceof admission, by a \erv respecta ble looking audience,…

Sad Dbath .»:■ a Touko tlit-.t..—The Bel fast (Me.) Age, says unit a daughter oi Mr. William Harvey, ol Twanville, aged II years, was found dead, frozen todeatb, about a. mile from her tether's bouse, on Saturday last, by the banks ol a stream.…

afternoon attempted to return. The roads n having been broken out, -in- lost her way on a piece of un fenced cleared land, about a mile i from her father's, and struck tne stream over wbicb she bad to cross, some distance below the bridge,…

from her .racks, it appeared that .-ii.-got into tbe river three times. The lasi she was barel) able to crawl out uiiun the hank Where her body was fonnd. She was missed oa Friday, and search was instituted, bat her body was not found till…

Aw"i i t i"M- a.- Obi>btbbp to T.tAVK Kaaa •t'i.'«'KV.—Oa Ernlav la*t thirty-six peroous ar rived iv Oiaeiaaati, having i».,: ordered tv leave Madison conuty, Keatucky, oa account of their abolition feelings. They were tbe neighbors ami co-workers…

I). and family; John S. Hanson and fam ily, lie v. J. F. Boughton: E T. Hayes amis. Life, carpenters; Atl. w. Parker, a native ol South Carolina; —Toney, a native of Tea nessee. John Smith, a native of Ohio, a fann er, who has lived la Kentucky…

lefi in consequence ol resolutions pawed by v large county BJBseting, giviag them ten days to depart the State, or abate tile a .iiisequentes.— lfev. Mr. Pee is aaaong the number ordered to depart. _

The. PnisoNEit STarrxojs.—Andrew Hun ter, Eaoj , in a letter to Qeorga Beaaott, Esq_ of llostull. infants bim that Stevens, one of the two remainingßarper's Peny lusurgente, will be tried at Cswrtestowu, Va.sometime during the winter, probably…

Stevens (says a letter from another source) is au intelligent and powerful-built JTBBng man of ■> year*, who formerly belonged in Norwich, Conn. He was Iwufiy wounded dur ing the, attack on the Aitu-jry, when tie was dangereasly shot, receiving…

tried on tbe fame chargai bs Brnwn, and their liiiitun) eoundbatiaf relations were such that, ai Brown reuuesi, Stevens occupied ■ the -: , ; :. •. -*: thri tigl out his fm i • -■

Thi tiling feeeae—A Skiff witk Ten P< r

*n-. Swept Away h) Il ••. On Monday evening nitie men and a female attempted to cross the Ohio river, atClßCin tiitti, in a -kit?', aotwitlulanding ihey were warned of the peril on account of tbe heavy i!oat ing ur. Tit" Enquirer thus describes…

by some heavy ice, aud in a momenl mori firm ly faateaed la a gorge. The row-1 ■'~ - and oar- W'T" < jvered with Ice, which prevsu ■ I them from being used te mnch purjiose, and the occupants of the skiff were so paralysed by a sudden fear,…

ing down. A few [iersona who had watched the f, rilons adventure from ib i ferry Coal bt - i iw, endeavored tv arre.-t the boat as it swept bv,and partially succeeded in i.on c so. Seven of the men and the woman wersreei uedwitb considerable…

re un-1 t in- almost distrac ted v if-*. A m> tin ni after, however, In- appeared on ihe sur face, struggling manfully tor lite. Hie c;tr ta M v.:..- -tiling and ti.e ice sharp .aad cutting, but, being an expei t b wimmer, ho ke:>: bimseli…

posed, he was almoel exhausted oa reaching the shore, and had he remained in tbe river five minutes longer in- would certainly have perished. The joy oi that wife, on seeing ber husband, who. a moment before, bad been struggling in the jaws…

rapidly swept ■.*.;;■. t vi< hits soli tar} occupant. i 'he oo ,r fellow uttered no cry- gave no signal of distress—mauv no effori v extricate him self from whul teemed inevitable death. The sight of his companion struggling in the chill] waves—the…

Like the eyes of vrolve* glared at bin." seemed to have on bim an overpowering ef fect. Motionless a a statue be stood, with folded arms, looking at ths dim outline oi the shore as 11 .-lowly receded fr an view,and tak mir what la- believer|…

and more critical. Along be moved down tbe dark river—te him, psrhape,tbe river ol death which ere m< .rning might empty into that on known s.a thai wo»hes the boundaries ol :mo tber world.

Thk Cuba* Slave Tbadb,—A letter from Havana, dated the Pith December, says:' The - lav or Captain Don Eugento Vines has made another—bis eighty-fonrth or eighty fifth—successful vo.. age ti. the c last of Africa He took oa board the Julia,…

residne were latidi '. about three weeks ago between Cardenas and S qua la Grande.— Twenty-nine more oi t.he bo wiles died before tiie cargo was lauded, The Spanish autbori lies, b iwever, made a fine haul, for 1 bar I; n Eugenio paid them…

meant to be present, aud among them were some friends, who came asbore from the ves sel in a I lurch with five ol the bozales, but on reaching the shore thej were all arrested aud had to pay handsomely to go free. Thevessel has again sailed,…

in vergoes back a second time i:i the same ves sel, in was on the wharf la-1 Monday, boast ing that, iftcrall themone3 he bad to pay tti bri he had made moretuauSl; l,Uot» by the trip, io aboui eight mon hs, and that be c mid a... afford to…

Siaoi lab Ai :.'.-.•;. i> in-rn. bky.—The Paris correspondent of the Boston Traveller says thai Yelpau, tbe surgeon, has stated thai an houoral le.-urgeon or phjsician name! Bro

He hud placed before he face of a person, be tween ih-. person s eyes, and at the d istance o. BI een or twenty een , (a - ntimtt ■i> a French ra< is ure • I len_ h- . : '.. in :b in value) rather a brilliant obj ct. Make tbe per il :: to 1.…

all sensibility. I'his singular discovery made Mous. Hrocca susjiect that this tati 't i i-i'iisi . itj might i•• a? perfeci as that ob taini d by anesthi tic agents- He determined to ni ike ex atriments wiib it. and found that tbe staioi i…

cases v man underwent a surgical operation i ran abscess, wbicb required an importaui i ici >ion. Taeinsensibility tasted tenor twelve i.■.unites alter the operation. The patient was entirely on conscious ul atl that had taken place.

Holb-ix-i ni:- Day. —This celebrated Indian Bra* c, we are informed by Major Collen, lias built bim a "gay oM bonse" on his reserved 51\ hundred and forty acres, at Crow Wing, on the Mississippi. Tbe house has i istbimi me six ti;, usaad dollars…

seventeen rocking-chaii , wbile tbe wails are bung with eight large [Kirtraits, seven ol which represent himself aud tbe other Major Cullen ! Threi ofhi wives are old, like him self, and ti:.- olio-, threeyonnc i .•! beautiful! They live Like…

tion, which brings forth bountifully. His wives work a large gard< a well stocked with ! flowers.— Latretsi (Al ta.) Union.

St rrsßise at thi LVoktii.—Tbe late see - | hoikil excitement, and tbe c. usequeal witb- I di :,■■,'. ..I oi Sou thi in orders, are causing no 14*. --; tie suffering at tbe North among mechanics and operativea in tbe various factories. A large…

The Chelsea (Mass.) Herald reports stall nt ~ i there, "the heal carpenters being glad to get work a: Btj*S per day, and good workmen commanding only ?."> cents. Paintera, it Ie said, will not averageso cents a ,|ny during the winter: Bhip-eajjpenters…

The Journal oi Com mi r

'•It is stated on good authority that Mr. C. |H. Spurgeon mad., about three" week-ago. .-. formal recantation ol the extreme Calviuist j tenets, which he had been hitherto pleaching. , He said thai he ami others who had taught aa !he had done,…

that he bad been ia error, and to guarantee I that a-would never propagate similar :'a!>. --! doctrines again. It la mncb to be washed that 1 the Puritaaa who remain withia the church I wonld emulate the candor and orthodoxy ol I which evea…

lurouTANT Absbst n Canada.—A St. 1.1 ii it police officer, after traveling aboul a iiioiiih over almost every srrtiaa nf the United States, succeeded iv arreatiag several parties iv Canada, charged with mas me the new Coun terfeit notes on…

paid a premium ol | percent. Tbe St. Louis Democrat says tbe counterfeiting operations of the persons who put off |hase ootes have their raiuiiicatio..s through the entire Colon, aud probably not less (has t9t>u,u*oof the bogus mouey litis…

BAD Oi liuikm ic.-Oii the '.tith ult. an in erastiaf little daughter of Mr. Zuul, rf, n»id ] iug iv Wa. nesboro', Md., was accidentally ! burned to death. Her little brother, who was iv the room with his sister, lighted a strip ol ; paper,…

and bel >r« a distance could b«called the Ritte . restore v •- • redly binned thabsbe died la •■ ■■ , 00 1 .•'.,'. I ..lei.-afler.

The PuhHct '"ird. -A bill litis been iiiirixluc. .1 late ti;.. Senate baviog for n* object apia- ; i crease In (he number ol men enlisted, aad for li aaußgawatatien of the pay ol the privates ol the Public irii:'.r,i. ii is to be hoped ihsUii…

cbanceof a bearing a» to its raerita Is loal In ihe hurly burly a ; eonfasion which attains I • a Legislaiive Inxlie* al tba oodißg ol •-» -- i »ion«. The Public Quard, the iiucieu- ol \'.r- i ainia's "standing army, ottghl lo be increased…

the imp rtant inter* is thai is every day con fided to iheir care, and the In i th.i the v .. i be called on la ihe course ol time io guard \ much more aacred trusts tbaa- any hereteioie i committed to thcii charge, ii does seem to us i that…

men eeilisted in us ranks, bat as to their pay. i which Ib now only aloe dollars per mouth, i Idh vni, steady, and reliable men eaa hardly he j rocured ter =mi. au iasignilicanl sum. i 11 has been oniy through the active exertiona of Ca.pt.…

been heretotere maintained. The Guard, as we have before said, consists ni w of 80 men— i ol which one-fourth (i- men) daily do duty as , guard*, to the State's prison, Capitol Square, < .Vc , «\.i. I ■ mier the presenl smte ol t»iill-■ .*…

brought on; by Capt. l>., they would necessa rily make a most indiffereut and sorry exhibit : of themselves. We learn that it ia with ex treme difficulty thai reliable and trustworthy men can now be Induced to Join the ranks on account "t tbe…

listment, and this tor the n a on thai men mrst i>- bad tor necessary aad imperative duty, when under a morn favorable state of things they wo ild be rejected as until for dutyaa sol diers—ai least such soldiers as Cap. Dimmoek ha- been so…

ers, four of the men, « ho ba I lefi tbe city and i nils ted in the Marine Corpe at Wasbingb n U'li.'.i brought before a Ceurt-Martial, they plead, as an excrse lor their act, that they ought nit to be blamed for going where tbey c uld do so…

but then tbe fact thai they did ie,aud for the reasons assigned, provi - our prop dtion thai ati increase ol pay (and of numbers,) is ns cessary u> the efficient, ol tbe Public Quard.

Interesting M Gng. There will be a union meeting of all friendly to the cause ol

■nd irsation. Governor Le tel ■;-. Lieut. Oov. l; il.'t L. Montague, vVm If. Mi In land, I".-i|., Attorney General J. Randolph Tucker, I ~,' . IV. M. Elliott, f P. Baldwin, Esq Ceo VV Muni..'id, i;... ?li'. McGlaxkum, Southern Seeretarj . and…

ination ,-hail eve- bavea preponderance in the Board ol Managers. We bave no doubt tbe Hall will becrowdi i. and that this important work- move forward most triumphantly.— The sailors themselves are greatly interested, aad will bail the day,…

Ma '. ; .'i,' the Conserratives. —*W«understand thai a gentleman oi tbia city, thoroughly ac quainted with tbe business men of Virginia and the S ".th. is making arrangements for the publication of r Directory, to be circulated exten ively…

ihe fanatics in their dealing; ii Philadelphia, .\.",v York, Boston, end other North >m cities. It tbe •' .n aa now contemplated .- fully car ried out, noi only wiil tbe conservatives of the N . 'i . . tu] j coi spicm vi places in the pages…

names and business, so tha in tbe fatnreev erj Southern dealei may ..-bur, them as they would tl"- plague. An Ito m ike Ihe worh ill moreefTective, the political c >mpli xi. a •'! til! the New England manufacturers ooghi te be ascertained iwd…

be North who is known to patronize th ie fa natics La any shape or form. Let the South strike borne In bis matter if she hopes to bring the North '.•>...•: .-.. a.-, s.

Th. In ilhat •■/"» ie Association, oi this city, as sisted by several professions] amateermasi i ions, in i.-oci gi * ing a grand \ ocal and iastru meutal couceri at Mecbanics' Ball to-night, riiai we hope that they may be greeted liy a large…

the standard of music To tbia end tbey have regular me 'tings foi yr-tv-tco. aad are making good progress. Good music baa a r lining n. ilu.aiie ou ai! who bear ,:. and .- therefore en joyed by those who bave no talentas perform ers. To enable…

Veto Band.- A number of musicians Ib tbia city, tome of whom wereaaembera of the ia mou- Ai mory Baud, and others who are ■

soon be prepared to furnish good cotillon, n ceri end street music. Manyol themosi pop uiar baads in thee matry are osiag elarionei and ptecatoea wilb brass m-ti übu uis-and art looked: ii'.oii bs -sup, r:oi to all oihers. tit course'we caunotspeakof…

Election) ~ Job S. James; lib do.. .liio. A. Pizsiul. This

corap *ii\ i ■ bow in Rnecoi 00, its aaerahera are prompt at drill aed attentive te orders; and ir. tn all appsaraacsg brda fair lo rival i*e-t ia the regimeat. Ita coaassauder, Col Cary, i- every inch a soldier and diseiplioa rian, and Is…

The Mayer's Co«r',yesterday, waa borreu ol till interest, but no' entirely BO of subject.-. Mary Jane Puree 11, uoiorious for her drunken propensities, waa :triv>:.'.j on Wi-dus-day night ami locked up for b--iiig drunk in the s-'reet. Wheat…

Uy of chicken.", woe before the Mayor to an- Bwer tbe charge; Bed after a heariog, was ac qiiitiei. Benedick bud no foadueea ior live poultry, and con!''-have had no object in at tempting: M bit them from their lousts.

-'if..?- F'uiii.y.— That the charitably dia . poaed may know where to find objects worthy i si thiir chanty, we invito attention to the condition ot C. C. TOte) aoit lu> mmilv, who ii\Hon Jofkaoo str.,", west of Fousbee. and are iv destitute…

tilt ■ p.eseut has not lieell Hi.'ie lo earn a d.d lat ■ Tate has a wit. and three ismall ehlldraa, all , ot whom bad nothing to feed upon yesti-rdav . Imt dry bread. Such casesara rare tii tbe city, and should be promptly, provided for.

Bens** vf Hiss Rirhtngs.—Tn* Theatre will to-iu-rbt be itttetided by a large and brilliant audience, lor it is thu otva-ion of Mv» Ktch ■ iugK' berieht, aud the piece tone Borforrßed la - ttlis. Ritchie's elegant comedy of "Fashion.*' ' Ihefair…

!'. ~..'. That , ii!eipri*ißi< corps ofcitizeti i . .1 ti :\ tbe V iMlii-ini. are moving iben i ..iiiu.ij' to the Odd trVilowa' Uaß huildlog.

ntJUrS Oh AOVKHTISiXU. I BBaarO, I insertion, t}nj,t 11 ■ ..mrs, 1 mo ß th. ft.at 1...ib. 3... do (i.rill ...ib.,. .aiiioßths. *

1 '■.'■.-- -' - - -J—l LJL v-on,itimmmnrp Dinner- An entertainment I wa« rivsa Inst night at I o'clock, at the Hal • lard House.by the Senate and ii- officer*, a* a | complimeui t„ ex-Lieut. Gov. Wu. L. Jaib j aoa, iv vi.-v-- of bia retirement…

tiugaished grath*men. tecladMf Hon. Joton Letcher, Lieut, Gov, Moatagae and others, were present. Mr. Jachaoa wsa toasted, and in reply delivered ■ short athlr, -*. abounding iv feii-. itoesaadhappjly-eaprisjibo* - ntunenu, savoring *>f dei…

Will deliver the llrsr ol a sene» of tii reelect ores to the young men oi this city, on Sunday night n.-xr, at Median us - In.-tUute Hall. The Isc tun - to the young men are lo be followed up by B s rise te 'he voting ladles, and from ths reputation…

gent audiences. Booty Fii'o I .—The body of a negro fellow was found floating in the ba-in, under the ice, last Thin-day, and taken out ami examined by the Coroner. N marks of Ttolsaco appaailhn on the person of the deceased, the C'oroiier…

Virginia at the Hallo! the House of Delegates, at 8 o'clock this evening, on Qiiestiotvs of im pori.'it.c 8 to the State and the South. Steamship tYmrktemm,— Thai steaaßsW aqasq ejsT the Sectional dock, ol New York, Thursday, after having received…

ceived in ihiscityyesterday morning, we learn Ibat the river is tightly frozen over at City Point, -o that veoaasa can neither pass up or down. Hurt Hiw'if.— We heard yesterday that Mr. John B. Valentine, Clerk of the New Market, in going thither…

man sued another f'-r payment for the board of his wife for sixteen months, tit H a a onlh. The defendant set up that be bad advertised h,s wile and gi\eii public not ice that he would pay no debts of her contra, ting. The.lustics decided that…

of the law, was liable for ihe wife's ileblsao long as she continued such. Judgment was, accordingly, given for the plaintiiTin the full amour] I claimed. Klm.*.i;kai-.lk I'kkskm e0» Mixn.-A few day.- ago a lad aboul ae«ea years old, while…

-oi-ipani-m, B boy about five years old, who threw hirrt-ell Hat upon Ihe ice, which was not sirong enough to bear him -it.ndiug, aud ia 'bis mana.-r .succeeded in getlu.g near enough :,, tbe boy in the water lo grasp hi- hand and sustain him…

auder, resigned, t*. 11. postmaster at Covssville. Albcm.ii'le county, vice Eli Ames, resigned. Mooes tally, postmaster at Amblers. burgh, Preston county, vice J. A. Bowennas ter, resigned. GeorgeJsasrrsoa, Jr., postmaster at Lorn hardy Grove,…

French fashions, aad those which are the ion in Paris one aeaeua, become the ton in New fork in the seaeoa following, trench lashions and Preach novels seem to ts- boosl attractive to oar v it dressy and linlit reading circles. i'bo importatioua…

gentleman called at our office on Monday .h,, is about lot tart for the State of Alabama, to< immenci a hatter** shop aad factory there. The trade from tbia I'uart.r having t»i n minti injured, he removes Iron Connecticut and takes away the…

iana, baa beea detained iroan his seat by illness sinos the opening of the session. It is stated that, beside being sick in boiiy, he is laboring under severe mental aflattUoa la the loss of his wife snd tour children. It is feared that he…

pail of 113 aßates The match was mile bsats, beat two in three, and was won by Mr. Henry Randall, in .'>._'- aad &*M. The ice was rough, retarding tbe progress of the competitora to aoaseexteat. AooiXOBBT TO If SAX Bow.—The- lion. Neal ; Dow,…

upon a boiler, narrowly escaping a vat of scalding hot water. Ha was picked up iusen- Bible, but is now in a fairway of recovery. MtJBBa in St. LoviO. Msx. Kdward liurke, a farmer, residing near St, Loads. Mo., was ca ronsiog with a party on…

charged with the crime, aud held for trial. WOT l)t*JU>."The halt decayed body found in a vacant cellar of tbe alms-bouse building at

1 Philadelphia, some days ago, proves not u» : have been that ol Jack VYiuana, as determined by a coroner's _*ry. Jack VYiuans eloped 1 from the alms-Inn-.-shortly ;ifier being placed •-•. v., aad is BOW in the anas- house al New l York. '…

t.*r Sou there shoe trade, is the name of tbe ' ni.in wha> pewslded at a sawtsua* in the bsbus town to raise minis foe Jotiu. litown's family. • lie is a boot, anil »boe .uaker. i'uu/KN ioDkai ii —John Roberts, of Hook sett. N. li•, vveiu to…

was Eboad froxea to death near his body.— Both liad be.>n destitute of food dnrine the " day. j A '-('all" roit a t'LKU.tvM an. The Coroner of White county, 111., has offered a reward of , •*!»(, for the arrest of the Rev. Mr. Kinley, who .…

A I»it«TTY Wo»a>.-A letter from liavaaa -ays. the t'.iides . Set ratio i« one of the most is-.iiitili.l Woineu eye* ever beheld- Our 11a . voaeee belles, beauufui us many of tbem ate, . are completely 'brown iv the shade by tbe ~ magnificent…

Sharp, ami Hawks .v Berkshire, grocers, and Q lbiuiel Mills, lienor deaier, were destroyed by ( , fire on the Ist last I.oss. *.j( .tvP, whk'b l»|*r . tially insured. " Cbixib in Bs. Ia MM,

H.iai, an increaue In IKJ9 of So*. Tbsra has ij been, however, no increase this year of aggrs v vau-d crimes, but rather the revere*.

N?.w ll.vviisiiiKE Wbatbbb—AtLittletoe, N. 11., lo»t Thursday, it was M degress below .. j aero, aud at Kraucouia 3* below. A aaau at " LitUotou iross hi» teet while busy, geuiugoui '* lumber ; aud at Hopkiutoa h sou was fouud !" frown to death…

from Norfolk, ia also ice-bound at Ihe same " place. A «*. lii-aehy, a Lec*>mptoa Itemocrat, bob n »-.-. a .-t.vtei to ihe State'fleaate frwrA «aa * ir Ft uc-co. Hit wa* Mipp* risd by |. ..perry 1 tut .»•',= aad his election i- no pvli'-uul…

KFALLIBLKBAKIN > li VI>ER

1 ' ' - ■ ■ I>R,! GUlS'l . NbGROCERH

"." : !«t ... TO. THE i \TIZV.S !AND '

excite slaves to rebel and make iaasrractfen, j

! city council, and Otts Clapp chiini.au of tbe 1 board ef aidormeii.

fli^atflr.

The Weekly The Bumler issued this morning aowsMtM an j inierestingaelect.-d tale ent.tt»-d Mj

Local and Commercial -Matters; Correspott- j dene*-; Ir'oni(,ii an d Doaaeatte New., Ac, .Vc. | Price |«r vear.g! in adv.inc" j co}ii« 1! j cent* each, or t crutx in wrapper* foi BsßHlßg. ! For sale at the counting-room. A < sewcatd I'iilou.

Mr llf< Batßßt, of rennsylvtliiia. in a recent debate in the House of l.ej r>->. BtßtlTee, en-. dcavond to explain, hia t*.inter remark thai eiglifcn millions, id freemen coaldeasily van qnli«h nine million* of sl.ivehohler.-. WitkOßt auxiliaries,…

lirevent it If war, then, shouhs be the con- J sequent c, on ihe S.m'li will reel the respo.isi- | bllity." The piaiii Ki'-i'li'-Ii of winch is. that ii ; the South should take her destlates fato her i

own hand.-, Ike North will mteifere to pre- j vent it. The !ir>: idea -iijiC' stsd by thai threat, after i th" natural ladignaUoa that all threats arouse in th.- Bslad, ia astoßishment that tke North, | «rat least tkat part to which ."Vlr HtCEXAB…

the South he ti dead weight oa tkepoblteproe- j perry, aa liKi.i-i'.i; end.avors to damn IIS tra tc j if, as Want Li. Pin i.i.us says ot South Caro lina, the Sotath bears the same relation to the

Sta'es that the town poor bear lo those who pay the poor rates; it. as tke Black Re publican OfBjMM aad oratora daily endeavor to demons, rate, the Southern States are a per petaal cteg upon ihe projrre-..--, civilization, and good l.aine of…

ui»oii the morals and piety of the land, •■ tin sum ul all villainies,'' B crime that cries to Heaven and summons aver ihe devoted bead tif the Republic the black tliuuilei b alts of Almighty rirnnaiirci. then, ia Heaven's name, why not cast…

give ii up ! It you have srwittiagij made an Bfrreement v.ilh lleiUh an., a covenant With Hell.ar.tl Heath and Hot] make v proposition to ret ue from ibe psurtnersbip, yon cannot lie too quick iv aoawptttfeg the proposition. If the ship of…

provoked the storm, why aot throw him ovi r- TtKjtrd, or if he is witling himself board, why not 1.-t him go, with a par tieg kick, to lin.-t.-ii disappearance I Instead oi all thi*, you hag Poverty toyoßrhoeoaß,yoa lasist upon Bticßmbering…

Tbis, areaay, in politicians of such superior virtue, piety and practical sense as tbe en doraera of Hbxt/bb'B book, la the most amazing wotadar ander tbe sub. There is noexplana tion ol it, t scept in the hyp.it In -is that they do not believe…

American Union,pay its ex* enses, snpport *is commerce and manofactorcs, and aaade New York, Boston. Pbifradelpbia, aad a handred othpr Northern toWOB what they ire. besides bonding up Liverpool anil Manchester in Eng land, and enablingOreat…

But what sort of a f'ulon will it be when thi* South wishes to leave, and the North un dertekee, like Mr. I.i.kman, to force her to remain -. Why, the great corner-stones of Ihe Union are the mutual friendship and conil dence of the people.…

section oi the Union tkat desire* to secede, and no generous American heart would desire to see any such section forced back to its plan- In tbe Confederacy at the point of the bayonet, and trampled down, a conquered province, by military despotism,…

■war upon the property. labor ami institutions of the Nor tk; that she loses every year mil lions upon millions through abolition depre dations: that she is now standing ap, with

blood-stains on her garments, where u h« has j been wounded in her sleep by pil.es in the , hands of Northern abolitionists ; and thai : emissaries are at this moment at work in her • borders, circulating that losarrectionarybook of lIELrEKS,…

undertakes to leave the Union, she will be chastised and forced back to her place; and she is thns threatened with the lash before she has an no v nee.l her Intention to leave the Union : before, perhaps, she ham entertained any such intention,…

JU is impossible 'to exaggerate the horrors nnd sutferinga which for years would follow a dissolution ofthe Union. For ooraelTea, we have no idea of such a thiiiß as a peacea ble dissolution. As we have suid before, it wonld be war from thp…

ly extended border between the North and South would be a line of tire and blood. Eve ry accessible bay and inlet of every river •would be eu tend, and, ever and anoi:, large masses of rrfeti hurled upon the capitals- and important points of…

tests in the American Involution, between Whig, anil Tories would be renewed. The uni form threat of BBS UicK-MAx* to hang South ern men, iv the event of disunion, would be carried cut. Ol course, hanging Uiug a gtiiiie at which two can play,…

plication of this Southern staple. Years would pass bef ire peace would revisit au af flicted land, and then, the result of the experi ment by force would not bo that which Mr. Hickman anticiinttes. History givea no ex ample of a country like…

countries, th

remain ia the Union The North U not a unit, as Mr. lIiCKMABi well tn owe. in Its hos tility to slavery and to the Southern Slates - Th«-ie t.re iwj powerful f*kftrchiM rfc the JVortb, embracing a vast amount of uiielli

mil their iiul*»it» to be de»ecrnti*d by anti- | alaverv. and wrli.)**«> membera, alanoat to a man, !

nm perfectly coHßervativc and sound ou ilie j ■ invehy autijcct. Tiiere are tenaof tsteawausda i of private (..-ntlemeu who, like Ua*UUsUBl i o*Ooajß*n*a*B, of Now York, would disdain to j put the eoio« of th«ir ahoea in the dirty inirv , Of…

and natural justice of flavery. There are larae cities—indeed acarceiy an rxceptloa can be nieiiiiomd Bjaootg tke f*reat cittes of the N, l h—where B4 lea>t htvif the pooulntioii are conservative and priiiiotic. aim much of Ilia capital is…

'iim'.m-. that b civ il war weald at oace bep'iti in Ike New l'uciaii'l 'mil Northern Stater, whilst the West, M Mr. Vai.i.amuciia.m ha. declared, would in all pcwhabUity-set ap far Itself, and refuse to aniteia a crosada Bgaiasl any 18. The…

V.'. learn iiom a clerical friend, to whom we have often been indebted for information, that in the vmr i- i-l there WtU no leap year — i (it coarse tins throws oar calcnlatioßß hock i .•.aid from thai period entirely oal of gear.— Swvin re…

The year 1775 caBM on Si'iiday. In that year. also, came Hi" battles of I.< xiiiKtou aad Baa hers Hill. :ln- of ll'-ton, the flight ol Lord DCBBtOBB, Ac. Th" next year beginning oa Saaday, was i;-'.. It was comparatively pacific.

The neat waa 17*8. Tiie Doksol Brnaswlch lavaded Fiance, waa repolaed at Vain?', made I:i disastroaa retreat, Lot is XVI. waa cnillo lined, and France declared war agaiast Eng land. The Reigß oi Terror,aad the massacres in Paris, do not exactly…

in tbe next, 1797, Bobapakib captured Mantna, destroyi >1 the iH'th Anstrian army at ifivni.i, overwhelmed Venice, took possession of Rome, aad invaded the hereditary posses sions of tiie Emperor. Al sea, isir Jobs Jbb vi a defeated ibe French…

in 1803, tbe next year commencing on Sun day, the war broke ont afri -h betwi en France and England,after the treaty of Amiens. The years 1909 and ISIS, (Saragossa and V.'a gram, New Orleans and Waterloo,* we bad right. .In I vj ;•; n:i t-oii.

VYe have several times been reproached by I members of the differeat companies of the ;>* regiment, fori having passed their companies over In the i ditorial i iticea written by one of

I planattoa,the.writer of the • aotteee would I say ibat he described only what passed before his own eyes, and that he knew very little thai occurred beyond the quarters of tbe How itzers, Most of the other companies, we be lieve, several…

I .:t ibeir own proceedings. All of them, we learn, did their duty well, aod we shall sot enter upon the invidious task of saying which did il bet:. We professed only to write ior tbe Howitzers. One omission, however, we will here sup- I ,y.…

struck with ttie skill aad readintss ol their young instructor. He i.~, we believe, bat a private in his father's company, yet few men, !ea\ inp: bis youth out of the question, are I et ler *i ualified to command a company. It is a great pity…

The comedy of Fashion is to by played to nigbt, for the benefit of Misa Ricnixoe. Thk sinijil" ami unci' 1 lion, wr- ar,. .Mire, is sufficient io seenre a crowded house. The play itself, ! tbe production of an American lady, who is a resident…

it will be to-sight, it cannot fail to excite a powerful Interest, Mr. I!n bibos, who never played anything badly in his life, will have a principal character, and Miss Rkiuncis, who I Ila one of the most popular artistes that has ; ever appeared…

By the bye, when will ih" Enchantress be br mghl out ! \V,- learn that it is a superb ;

opera. From the name, are should think it j was composed especially for Mies R. We wilt i nqiiire more into the matter, and advrse our friends in liuo. I'C; ■An esteeaaed friend iv the county of I Halifax iruiiilccs the expression of his tseiiags…

catory terms of the election of SHBBJfAB to theosßceOf Speaker of the House of Repre sentatives, as he mi*r,ht, iv a coatiagency, be come ex-uilicio Free idea I of the United Stntes. His teagaage is strong and decided, and he is only a representative…

phia, aad thinks that their movement "will be the Starting point to builil up institutions worthy of the South and worthy of Soatkera support." _ .

We are indebted to Mr. LSWIS L. SsUTB, periodical dealer, for copies of Hie Haltiinore Bum and American of yesterday, aud the New V >rk Herald of Wednesday, in advance of the niiitl. Mr. S. went to Washington.aad return ed by the Central route,…

Ex-GOT. Smith ami Ec;

lie i

Thk Stai;. Maoxolia.-The Norfolk pa pers contain no further particulars ol ihesinH tagof this vessel in James river, vxeept that the disaster occurred about lifleen miles be low City Point. Capt. Crowell has >;one to Norfolk for assistance.

An Ebrob.—The aULtement transferred to our columns yesterday, from the Portsmouth Transcript, that the Hon. Henry A. Wise had been engaged as counsel for Walter B. Land, is, we are iulormed, erroneous.

lIixn.VAKBBW Stkikk.—The bootmakern of liopkiuton, Mass., to the number of several hundred, have beeu on a strike since tbe be i;iuiiiug of Hecember, in consequence of it re duction of about one-sixth in the prices pre viously paid.

A telegraphic dispatch from Washington says that ibe Government is in receipt ol ad vices lrom the United State* Minister at Ma dnd, that our claims against Spain are likely to be toon liquidated by that power. Aane Httrrlngtou, nlta

Mbs*a«b or t«b Oweamwcm

whole blame should not fall on ihe free State*. I ) Ohio had frequently be-n entered tor the pur

pose Oi kidnapping, and the fugitive law ex- j j aeuted under circumstances of great nggia- I (

ration. Her citizens, traveling in other j Sates on m.-re suspicion, had been subject to ■

Sull. tbe saß-MBM ot Ohio held la«t to the j Union, and she will neither dissolve it nor consent toadiseosottonby others. ,

Kirk am. LoeW of I.ikk — A fire occurred iv a grocery atora ia Cllatoa street, Mew York. Tuesday morning. The Bfrpar part was oc- i r ii' led by s,x families. A man aoated Nathan

children ; but tn attempting to rescue the other two teal bis life. The two children be attempt ed lo save were burned lodeatb. Achildol Mrs. Burns, BBOther occupant, was suffocated.— The dead todies < I two other children, whose names were…

vessels, Including 26« steamers, 713 ahips, K7** ■ barka l_2Bß brigs aad BSS scbooaers. The total foreign arrivals in IBH was »,481. There also arrived Inst year from domestic, ports 1,485 a learners, including 135 from Baltimore, 17 from Alexandria…

and they are reduced to the extreme of pover- j tyand distress. For the week endiag Decemb

er 7th, eighty deaths had occurred In the mm- j ill. - of the London masons, carpenters, brick layers, plasterers aod painters,

Drfalcatjok or a Statb Tbba*tbb*».---B. j I» Peck, StAte Treaeurer of Maine, is ado faulter, and the Governor and Oonacil have notified tbe banks having depoaita at moneys, to pay no checks drawn by bim. The State is secured by Ins bondsmen,…

insurance •.•.',•••■•••: J.

small amounts. J Dob Pboro RAtLßtoai).- A letter from Bio de Jaaiero, Not. B, saya:

Messrs Boherts, Harvey, Hannah A

They have above 1.., li men bow at work, and j will be ia the tuanela during the wet season, j,

The January Interest, payable in New York, on the bond- of tbe < Sorporation of Alex- ulna, ! Y.t.. was torwarded to |Jie Baakoi the Bepub pi'.in New York, and reci ived there la advance of the day oo which it tell due.

Mr. Moeser, the new delegate to Congress from Carson Valley, was to have on tbe 11th, bar Washington, with a large specimen of sil ver ore as a contribution to the Washington j Monument, Senator Bragg, of North Carolina, ia in Pc- j .; ibnrg,…

£s_, N'K'.V Abmvalof Ftraa.—Johb Doolbt i*= receiving this mornin: a fresh arrival ol Ladies' CAPEI, VICTOR IN r'S. MUFFS, and CUFFh. none vert beautiful Fitch. Stone Martin. Mink, and Sable, to which the attention of the ladies ia invited,…

o__. Hums Guard.—Wa Bohlinfl to-day the livta of tin; three companies into which the Borne Guard is to I f divided. The limits do no* exactly corres .io»i

a,, ifouht. is owint to their distance from the placo of meetim . The JKFFERSON HOME (iUAHD. embracing all the town iron, I2tii atreet eastward, ouslit to j famish men enoin h te form a most, efficient com- i

I,i .:■. i.ial office ra every waj competent to com- j maml in. in. Aa lie. association ts ;■..:•. *, volunta ■ ,;/ and not subject to the militia iawt, there is i •■ ,tl :-i-: toprevent those who reside out oi the city limits from being members,…

he lact meeting of the whole Guard, before thi election of officers b} ihe com names, will na held IT l.'i/- V. loth Jannary,at7 P. M„ at the Me chanics' fi at i tote, ir is imoortam for all who wiah to take part ni the choice of officers to…

Ths meetin. ■! the companies to elect ofneera will r>e held on Till K.-TA'i , 12 n Janaary, at 7 P. 31.. at the follow .',., i■!-,. es: Jeffeison Heme Guard, i»' ihe old Market" Hi use. Hindis on Kami Guard, at the Mechanics' In stitute. Mnnrn>…

The company officer* whsn elected, will repori • •-,■■ rea toWvsuBAM Robert*, n. Esq... *ho !r. been alreadj chosen as Major of the Battalion. jErPEaaoa hohx ofARn.

East a) ■'.'•• middle of itth Street. ' Butler.' Win. ¥~ Serg't Hoason, Julius A.. 'VI Booker, Fohn. Perg't Ben«on,Wni. H, Dupuy, .iiiincs B. I.iiion. John I lira .i a. Bat. afaßcura. *.'. Stone, H ini'l Shiolda, Jaa. W. iT* ler, John il. Tv…

MaJ.Lowees. Geo. .S. Sheppard, Wm. i.. l.t. Prcsland, John Johnston, And ,Ist Sir t. Lee, Haacofc J- tie.-, Sampson, Corp'l Baxhy, tisorxe Ittair, *> v ,. Iter li. Parker, a. K. Brown David A. Smith, H. M. Johnson. C. C. Brooke. Henry L. .-Kiirird.…

Howard, NathT P. Adie.Bam*l F. Ayres,Sam*l Fisher, lieo 1). !. Ivin, Jno. A. Sibaon, Chaa.B Brooka. Jaa

Su -ii- -rlaiui. tliiro'l Belt, fienj. L. Barnea. P. J ,Cor»'l Dan el. K. T. Dove, l*r. J.:inea Tvler, Thompson Garland, Junes M. Thweatt, Henry I'lch.irdson. Wm. S. Deane, Francis if. Robinsoa, JoaepOS. Btebbina, Charles Brown, Alexaniler.…

Berteant Tn* ior. Wm. F. Blunt, K.J. Tucker, Joha B. Oary,SaBel (iriiliii. Fteraiaa Garrett. Alexander Asperses, J. f,., Sent't Woodward, Win. 11. Archer. P J. Goolaby, taos. il. Braxeal, W. C. Klletr. Chan. C, Im c.c>, V.'. It. Barnes, Jacob…

Rolertson, Thcoderio Robertson. John limes, Charles Tarpia.Johs Ssabsook, N. B. Davis, Wm 11. Jarvia. w. 11. ite;ul. Nicholas C. Hiair, J.'ini 1)., Corp'l Souiervills, uoht. B. Blair, AL Allen. Joha V. Blink, W. ft. Bolton. Dr. .lames Dahner,…

Farmer, fail. PETER RICHINGS, , ADAM fRUEMAN.I ADA*«I TKI'KMA.N.. Ilia I rent character. I ADAM TRUEMAN S j Will staff the \Mia ß CAROLINE RICHIIVUS I followiiic splendid {Miss CAROLINE RICHINGS

o'ONtJc : /Miss CAROLINE RICHINGS 1"I Love lbs Merry Sunshine,". »„.i ,i,» v«,,,.„.i ••Th,. r»i. Nt ii..n» " ' Anu tne .National

1 lie Ht| 01 Hope. , i„f___. n f._, "Aiit'iinn Uavea," S ABinemoltUe ' ".Star Spansled Banner. | Aa the Ooddeaa of jstar Span«i!e.i Manner. I.il.eiu. (Star Sprinanl Banner. ,U. PETER RICHINGS. ! Mr. PETER RiCBINGSS Aa the ; Mr. PETER RICHINGS.…

For auperior Amhrotypea and Photographs, go j to I,'ki>' Gallery, l«j Ma.tn at .opposite Governor. i For supeiioi A ii.br.it, [>oa and Phoio*rraphs. go ' to Khi-V iiallery, it.'. Main at., opposite Governor. i Tticir puce* hid ti.,i lowest,…

MARRIZTD, | On the 22.1 of Defender, t * Rev. Thos. Binford. Mr. EGGLrSTOiN K. WILLS »b«Mi" ANN R. JOHNSON, both of Chailes City county.

Bird OP . ears, a native oYfhiladslphia. bat tor many j yeara areaideiit of thia city. ___, . i His friend* ami acquaintances are rsaoestea to Btteßd lia tuner -i thia niornint. a' 10 o clock. Horn hia into residence on 17th atreet, near W…

Schr. Westovsr, Bsrr-, lor R.chmond, cleared at Schr Hatste Ann. Orcutt. lrom Norfolk, arrived at Providence uui ult. _ v r ... ___, Schr. Nan.*. J. lliav ton. Care, from '•othms ' , Pall River, waa a' asehorat the mouth ol Bristol Barber moraiagvaf…

Behr. r ßr*thTlla Blew, Pa tersoe, froßi < Ale«aa*g3 j tor Boston. Bsilediroai Provißaatewabkb smb.■— returned name day. . ,___,_j| _„.i. ,

Schrs. John I - Barliag, Bowes,for Norloia,asii ed ir,.,.. Providencs Sfth nit.; Gaaefla, Lowers, from Norfolk, srriived Sl.st, !,;,,„.!» from

.-Ichra. Martha Wasteagtoa. i fromdo for Providence,and Mariettu. l'etti-traw. from do. for Newport, arrived at rJloßiattaai ama B *Ar MeiHra, Rle-ads. from Hi-limond for Pro

videnee,»i rived st Newport t*th ult. . | Schr H-.ttie Ann.

Brig Taltulah, P ummer, &»■»,«»J °™ *•£-,,

sori.dk. sailed from Newport 2d test. ' Bchr Nanoy J. BraytOß,Gate,froaa Norfolk, er rivsd .at fail riverMst ult. -• ( ..,r Gertrude Horton, Myers, from Richmond I ■■ ;i iston, arrived at Kdnartown Mst int. Bchr Custtta. Wsrdwell, from Lißcolaville…

Yoik3diasi. |r.\ TBXXGBAPH.J I NonroTK, Jaa. s.—Arrived, schr. Nathaaiel 1 Chase. 1-* dayefrora Sombrero, bound to Baltimore, i Bchr. Asaytss, from Port bind, bound lo Bnltnnore. has put in on account of n-e up the Bay. _*•••'___*---» c. D.…

rectij connected with the profession. Collecting Claims, Writing V. ills. Deeds, Contracts, Copy in;, fte, a ■-. 'linn.i sumo* hirnimn nihil a mi at ieuttme I (. eon crner Minn and Governor Bt., Ri.-h- ' moutl, Va. jiui-tn

jjf A < ABU.'-i ne undeisisned have this j *SVv—_« day tirirmed a co-partnership intbeßrac- I tire ol MKDICIN X and SURGERY. P. if. DEANE, January 4,1800. EDWARD C. DREW. PR DREW will continue to oeenpv his office oe , Main atreet.opposite…

CHANM ■-" HALL, at :'.. o'clock, a curse of LECTURES TO YOUNG MEN. It is prole — that, al the concluaioß of these discourses, several I !,- teres will bo addressed to young ladies also* j tin- public il invited i" ;ittend. j;i '"• -2l* A ">!.'…

i5-tt« L MACCABE, Secy. i FFICE OP Tii E J. 11. ft K. CO..' liiiuvioM!, January 1, teSB. \ AN ADJOURNED MEETING of 'i--j£L the Stockholders of the JAMES RIVER : and KANaWHA COMPANY will be held at this i office on TUESDAY evening, the 17th…

year, for a specific sum. and believing that tbia I pi .... cc is injurious to the interests andcerogato i to the li -nor '■:' the medical profession, aswsll 1 ai I. /tinioiis lo the p.-tlicrt. do hereto ie-nll,rin : opinion of the "Medical…

wa therefore pl-I.e ourselves not to attend p bents bj I >• «ear. and to i" ns

Jae. Hove, Jr., Creed Thonuie, Jno A.Cunningham, I.V*. Brown, Vi in. P. In n.cr, 11, A. T turn, Jas II Conway, A. P. Picot. Robert ii CaU 11, K.T. Hundlev, uuen it. Bill, Chas. It. Brickea, John P. Little, O. A. Crenshaw, i-is. \V. Hancock,…

K.S Vest, R.T. Colemas, James Beats, H R. Wellfoid, Geo. C. 1! iwhngs, David >• ittaon, J, N. Broocks. Theo. P. Mayi . Ro. W Haxall, Rand h Harrison, John P. Jacksoa, F. H. Doaae, A. E.Peticolas, Watt. A. 1 attiaoa, W. E. Wilson. Jas. B. MoCaW,…

ja'*i FOR SALtI.-'i'ii rrntatn in tne eitv or c imtrv aunt eeni. TWj NIV LIKELY' NEGROES-men,woaien, boysand iris —some very im« diaicit-room bbc rants, chamber ni.iids. aad one likr-iy woman, with four cbddren.— 'iliev eaa he ssea at »y office.…

nsn for them runt they are sold for no fault. I sii-ii; continue to HIKE Ol l' N ;; i; i;o KS. Rl.M' OUT HOUSES and BELL NEGROES sad REAL ESTATE, privately. Tins BBBounceineßt is Baade becaoas haviax iieen elected Commissioner cf the Reveaus…

ja2-Gt Marshall Btrei'. betweea Bth aad 7th. OFFICE OF THE R k Y. R K. C 0... RICBBtOBB, Lee. IS. I*9o. I NfJ)TICI£.»A renerat meetms ol the Stockholders of 'iie RICHMOND aad YORK RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY will I*, held at West Point, ia the county…

meeting to the Stockholders, tvnd it is hosed that en,n one will interest himself in its orgsaiaatioß, '.* leing lire:-.-,:[ m peraoa orbj proxy. de te—2tawtd A. W. M. I AIOIMJIS' BANK OF VlHfil>- lA.—The annual meerinir, of the Stock hold'rs.if…

25th, i-*jj. prescribei that " -No officer or Di rector *•! a t.,uii< sti.ll voie by proxy ior say stock holder in any election of directors or officers oi a I'tniK. bot shall any proxy be valid which shall h.nve hsesexecuted six'tv days before…

Ib the city of Richmond, oa MONDAY, the tth of next. The Invv provides thai tin Officer or Director of the Bank shall vote an the proxy of a stockholder m any election of Directors or Officers ef tne Bank; nor shall an> proxy lie valid which…

_ue3-:Wtd SAM'L MARX. Cashier. Stttlf KOK HILL «E IIKAI J'-ii AGENCY. Q. W. H. TYLEIi, OJice on Marshall, Be'.ieeen Sixth and Seventh Sire.is. Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OUT NEOROES.BELL REAL KSTATE. SELLNE GROE.S.and act as a GENERAL…

and at lower prices than any other house in the eit *'. BLANK ROOKS of every description, such as JOURNALS, DAY BOOKS. LEDGERS. CASE BOOKS, RECORD BOOKS, INVOICE ROOKS. LET rUR COPYING BOOKS, of greatly improved st* le ; il' . BtHIKS B/.NK…

WRITING ELUID.of both American and foreign manufacture. SEALING WAX. LEAD PENCIL". INDIA RUBBER. POUNCE. PAPERWEIGHTS. BLOTTING PAPER, DIARIES. pen holders, Ac. Meiciianta nudotiior.i wilt find it niestly te their i»l ..iitv.e i-v ) .irehak.i…

•*a__Maltlmare Life, *9m9£m*tP99Wtm-*t* I INSURANCE (IP SLAVES. \ Thia lonz-ssteUiaheo' safe sad relivUe Jtretasrs Company iosurea SLA VKB, M low rates, from one to seven years. . r _. __,« i Ita dealings with insurers ate prompt, lair »nu…

Haviag held the esency ia Una Cpnipsa} in t'Ja -itv f"T Itf.-nral 'veers the anWribcr ran cotin fsath reler to a fnnu list ,f o*tensive. alvswaaßß are v/ho are ita patrona, and with whom its trans ict'i'it" hvve beea entire 1- a-itiafiM-tor…

rtli»r information will be eMgrfu•'» «; an to _ny peraon desiriior it. P. H. PR IC la. ***«"»• OnVe at T. C. C. Drewri a Bookstore, 2 doors below Amencvn Hotel. Tiioma.. PotXABB, M. D., Medical laxr-.rouser,

nffiee. Soverßor atreet,ees Be? above *£»■_••< Boaao. _. _. " »KAuction ri ,tlce.-I>i. kiu-.u. Hilllfc to.

would lavite Ihespooial •H****^*!*™ e of" 'r iai mrvnets tor temlrjr use to «•'■»» THia

aats. to Ik* aoi.l by hem Bt M "V' ' r .Sncci I MiiKNING, lor Dr. Pbtbbfibi.ii t _"-- :r. ops' ' "

Comrnissteaar Thee .laves are bom fettgwir poss of dividui * an aetata. J' v °~ u B* Tobacco factory Fixtures at Auction. Att?Btioß it rseaeated to the sale of FACTOAY FIX rt.R EH. THIS DAY.at II o'clock. BtthePao t,,r» oi Mr J.T t.ooric. oa…

and MOLASSES, to take place TII its DAY st 11 o'clock A. M., at otir warehouse, on the dock. ja it-it CHAS. T. WORTHA vl .'c CO. B» fireat Bargains in Dry Osede lmpsa*« j T.\,\T NOTICE.—The wbseribers are now pro p'u-.i. more bo tiih.li at…

T.'itv call particular attention to the following : UR Ess SI LKB in treat va ety of styles. IRISH LINENS, first rat irticle.atS.', cte, BLKACHED COTTONS, as line «."s Cambria, only ml-

assortmenl and verj cheap. Fine TARLATANS, It I BBONS, und miry other Beasonahle no.'.ls. to be sold this roontti at.iitia count or (rem 20 to SO per cent, from formerjaricee. ja-I-2W- J, MILI.HISI-K V I'.RO. ttv in-oie Tasarta**fa***esf—Attfttew.Aleve…

Ooarjov. Insurance on slaves niadsforaa] j lonsthol time, from on a month to five years—and ro live in ".'i o i"!r! of Virginia or any erawarsve State, rv low rates. The best companies reareasnt ed and 'ill losses promptly paid. bs__.No Tivik…

i'n'l -am! get tt '.liri nl'ir. contatnißg the rates, sad j also the bbst city aKPRBvacK*. iiener.il Insurance Arentaed jae—ta Medical Examiner. bBl. Notice.••Mr, Thee, W . Barkßdale, | whorias been in our employment aince the cobb- Dii n<…

No. U7 Maia street. WW H.GORDON, ' JACK TEMPLE WM. J. KOGLEBTON. Tl! '. VV. BARKSDALE, T in-nkfnl tor the liberal patroaase bestowed on them in the past, respectfully asW aeontinasaes ol j Ihe stime. 'ii, -ir aoaortment ...f Gooda ib 1 ir-ie…

cash or punctual credit easterners. SAM'L M. PRICE k CO. N. 15.-All rcr.-sons indebted to the late firm of | Price & Wateiss are requested to pajr us ita- i SiV S'iiini; off at a Oreat Seerlfiee. CRKNSHAW, QUAHLEa .V CO., In order to redoes…

we have opened all of our iprin* and a u mmei I GOODS, remainin - over from lasi season, and will aell them at a great saorifirs. Peraona desiroua of purchasing for the approaching seaaon.ei.l find it to ihvit interi tto ea onine out ti k.…

jj___ leetli : Teeth ! ! Teeth :'. I Teeth! 51! \ Tl ETH KXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. .N- v*. ia 'he time for all who are suflerm . fr->ni tooth ache and decayed stomps, aad intend to have ! b new set, to \

oi Koom No.ii. Office hours lrom 8 A.M. 1' S-—Chroaio diseases of all kinds treated with i erl •'•' r. :■ -.a s, !•> the use of 1 1-. eti icity, de ti- 1 f'.v" _ j »\. Slave hiMirtliii". l.Ylscilßrif ji HOSE AND EIRE INSURANCE BLAVES [NBURED…

Opposite the American Hotel, I fir. Jas. 11. HcCaW, Examiner. de 20— Im Tbe i teafeHsienis mid Btxaerfejace of a i VIC II M.—Deaianed for the nenetit and aa a ware- j iii 4 and a. co'tion to vonnx men who auflei li"in NERVOUBDEBILITY, PREMATURE…

kh! imposition aad quackery. Single copies Basiled (res on reesiviac a snatsaid ; envelope, bearing tbe address oi tbe applioanl — ford, Kings count y, N, V. d,:J StawSmfSp'

NO T 1 < X . - Onr ataaeh «> r R!..v DV MADE CLOTHING. Ni ..v Maia atrset, es have sold to Mr. 11. WHITLOCK, and wa will eoatiaae to kssaoarlsrxe establishment, No toaMain street, where we erfll bs Blessed to aae our euttosasra and the pablic…

atyle aad at shert Botice. nr Winter Stock ws will offer at reduced ]ir,,-ea. te make room lwr stock. Call at E. MORRIS A CO.'S. E. Mobku,' MB Mais street \'o\v IS THE TIM£~ to have y oatrTrCTU REg - ' liken. Whitsharst'a old isllery i»-ri|i«.nsii.…

TYPES, LIBREOTYPEB,As-, Ac., from ascents ' te #26, Pictures ia water aad oil colors. Crtllar..! examine apecimena. ja 6—it* p *•: NJ A VIIIV HI r is. M (Late with HTooBBOCBX k (;..i i!c_-i leave tv inform io.a friends tliut lie ia saxagsd…

BO R G E V . B I DiiOd D, Atent of tbe Methodist Book and Tract Dsposi tery, over Kbowlbs k WALroao, oa Pearl street, i near v.'arv. v. here lie -*':1! Us pleased to s

NO I 1.E.--All psraona njdeti'ed to the estate of JOHN COSBY, dse'd, are requested toeorne I forward and p-i) as, as longer isdulgsnes cannot i be privea. Those having clairaa asaiaat ths estate will please present them withoal >l Mr. Cesbs…

OHOEKS for LAGER BEER if Beat to n.v .if- ! Hcc will be paaotealll supplied. OnWa from ! othei citienaid towsssearssasd tosaewill r»reivs i prompt Btteatiea. Oar sufpiy of Lager Boer for the j summer will t-9 verj tergs, .1. D. GOODMAN. Manufacturer.…

Mules and Milch Cows. Price 111 cents per hashsl. ordera to J. i>. liOODMAN. Manufacturer, jafi—ta No. IS Main atreet. 'IMD TIIF « HFT ITORS OF J«IO. STITII, I 1 DECD.—The creditors of John Btith, dec.l, areherelig aotiasdtoyrsssai then claims.proved,…

l'>lßElt..-.ti'oUOoTest aeasoued inch BUT -1-i TUN-WOOL. 38*400 Bast BSSSOBSd s „ BUTTON WOOD. liio.tKw feet seasoaed OAK BOARDS, so rjao test seasoned >_ OAK. , ltaiono feet Bassuaad Canada WHITE PINE. BIO.OOU terse Cvpresa BUNCH SH I \ ul.…

REM* MB ER, REMEMBER —That atl LEV) y. 1& Mam atreet. rou can always *md I a sad. dssitat le stock f Dry Good* ai pr.cea that cannot fall to We sdvins a.! who h*v a ', Dr* lioi.ds to sareßßse, to itive hn.i a call t«f»ie pnrchaannr. as we feel…

keta. are all of vary aupenor'iiialitv. nnd as they will lie aold at miiiiiii.' ii..'.!} low pricea, it will te well for all in want of the »9 go.-da to purchase I them at his ators. I LIIVI VIE NT-For the cure and j prevention of ebitbteias…

H.IIT PKESaEU TOBAt I O. -Wo have i *■* now hi st.v" Ai>r,i.*t. hiiltanin. ami Pride of Loaiaa, Lin ht Preaaed Unswaetaued Tohsero, sat ! npexßraasli for oof sates i alao, sueerter Bmoaißg ; Toi.soco, and aeeaine Powhatan Pipea sail Root Sterns,…

fV M(ir''BriKRVANT. I" do general HOf'SK WOKIC and assist in WASHING and IRGNINO.

iZe wUle^leeeamteß.ee, and w ; ll re=o.,,msn-te.!. Apply to C. oENNET, '.r-vce st., aU.ve nt.

WANTFt>-- , l'> '".ri'KLL- -U" FACTOR V HAN Do, one M, the other Myears ..Id.'o re main ib Richmond. They biw Rjasof gsui Bbbi

j%m~St* At the Exchange and Bailsrd House. i fir A N T X D-A jtood feniale'DlNlN'J-WOOM

who can Wash and q j^ jsl-ts Corner *ith and Uiiyy streets, j

WANTEIi- SEKVANTS.-The New York viol Richmond Coal Compan* rsesirs to birsaosse 1 FORTY HANI'S for their Mines. Liberal trteea

will he gives. Apply at their Coal Depot, on Brood j street, opposite the Old tmr Groaads. jaa- lw j VPASTI n-HhY sad GIRL BBBsths % gm.d I r» wisher mid ironor aad plaia . o-*k . Ibe boy to , ! assist in a store and Bet aa I'orter. V. lute…

|\V AN Till'--A TEACHER.—A rjouthsra W.l* • » oi some experience in TEACHING, is want ed in a private lamih in Chesterfield county, \ a . I lo instruct two or three a-rU in EHENOII. Ml , BlC.aed the asaal ENOLHiI brsaehes. Bar»iosa Ito commence…

laTAWTRP— For the saeeiaf. year. n rarJ »» COOK. WASH KR aad [RoNER. and a fe ' male HOI SH SERVANT and a DINING-BOOM SERVANT. AU... a V'OUTH. accustomed to the

raster, a fibaral aire will he paid. A»BJ»to It ANTKD-Nl.t.KO C""l'i:R.S. LABORERS AND ÜBA VERS, by jaS- It corner Bj rd in.l llth st*.

UAMKfI-A y.,•• n .. nrin wishes a SIT*'A TION. Haa had nine years' es panoses te the j I Bnasufacturs aad shipment ol nil kiudsof lsaaoer. , BBsaacerjuest of bbw mills. tu*ansr yards, A.'-., aael posses ea a geseral knowledge oi 'business;…

Box 606 Post Office, Richmond. Va, jaft-'s 11/ANTEP-A Ctit'K. WASHER aad IRONER. »V For a first ra*e servant a liberal pri.-e will t*» paid. Apply at the ofSeeof the ViraiaiaCeatrsl Railroad Itel -»C 1 THOS. POPAMhAD.

A Sit'K!)- For our «T I' M M EHIY. a good strip VV Backer aad foar other able bediedrrieß.

tt'AM'Kll. -A Tmcher ol huh steadier '""I | VV twelve years' sapenenee m the prwro»sioo, : wishes to locate ia a Baptist commußity wb i t res | and wi'/'sb pport a school of huh grade. He is ma tivs Virginian. Southern in nil of his procliviti…

it Buffii ,er'it. tor the accommodation of_hia lam Iy. li i lai * is well qualified to teach the I- reach a- ; Knslish Lacgn ■'...-: is a'so a native Virgiaisa. bbu will take charge of a school if sufficient induce paentaareofeied. AddressL.…

ire is three ayeiir. Full particulars eaohe hail, addressing JOHN i.A .LA H.Kit, linker, betweea Broad and Marshall Bis., i.'-iv.• Rtehoiead. Va, '\NTIH* Bj a rouBS Lady, a situation as GOVERNESS in a private family. 8m IB .roughly pemseteßt…

VV sricea will be paid for able-bodied PI I HANDS, bj the Midlothian Company foi theere sent v.-ar. Apply at their office, coraei t I "tain an.l llth streets, second story. ja*s—aw ' l»7 ANTEO—To hir« for the MANCHESTER VV COTTON FACTORY, aboul…

VV I'll VSIOIAN'* - (iF'Klt:! - .. and situated ~,, Franklin. Grace. Marshall, or Clay attests, wad I.'tween Mb and 11 h sts. Address T. R H.at thia \\* A XTI.I) -To hire for the present year. an ex VV perieaeed COOK. For such an one. who can…

|irANTF.&A NURSE.—Wanted to hire for VV the ensoißS year, a cood NURSE. Aiiply at in;, resideaee,comeroi Cary and Ist i=treet«._ ja S— ts 19th street, bet. M mi and Friiik'un. \\' \ N 'I' V. !»-- For the United States Army.

married men. to whom will be sio'H good S&__ ! ,y. bo ir J. ciotlinu. and medical attend /TtrtSl v rine also wanted. Apply at the Rendezvous oa Fraeklin between 13th and ltrti .streets. 1. N. MOORE. Ist Lieut Ist Draaoons, |aX—lra* Bsoruitißg…

and North Carolina trade, and can fnrnish rraiis ii.t.r, refiereßes. Addresa "ACCOUNTANT," !i... :• n, Petersborg Pi at Offteo, or G. t. >v.. Ins patea oif.ee. jh2-jw \i ANTE D—An active, sprightly YOUTH.ahoet W 17 yearaofage, a good peumai]…

imle or female COOK; two ynung MEN,diain< room and house aervaau; oue CHAM BKRMAID. jaa-ta Vv". McCRERY. ll'.r.Tl 1).» We" will hue abte-bodtsd VV NEGRO 3d KN and a fae BOYS, for the en iie.a!-lvv TredeglT Iron Works. U'AM'tlß-OoeUßaata for…

--117 ANT *EI»- For iha yssr. a female ROUSE VV BERVaNT,without incunabrasos. Armory. Richmond, Pec. .In, I*W _ '' de.ll-lf UMMT.D-TO HIRE.—I wish te hire..for the *V i ouiin,' year,aintddla a»ed WOMAN, with out encumbrance, who is a \ ood…

Bssortinent of Trunks, Valiees. aad Carpel Bags, ol eve.-v st.'c. at prieea as low S3 the* can be hour ht in the Northern eitiss, both at whole i * and retail. Truuas repaired ai d Covers aaade te order, a! the thortest notice. dean- r'.ni…

Machine. This is no NORTH KKN hninl'iig, bail a VIRGINIA invention, sad one which every nuuil] has use for. Communications, w i'h one stamp sa cbwed, addressed toF. J. DENNIS, Vaneeyvills, N.CorJ.W. DENNIB, Ta.,will re ccive prompt attention.…

Kiaia, to sell county and town rights. No poraos need hiidl> lor thia unless be can place Inrnseil un der bond* in the sun' of five hundred d"l!ar« tor the faithful performance ot ttuttlmtieg,

RasnaMhis gas, aedsa mcc idontfront emp emus* in volving life or limb has occurred tn-rein for the Fu.> prioeswUl be paid for seed hand*, and none others are wanted on say terms. JullN .'. WERTH, Aaeat, de 15-ts ior licm.oc A MeCstrCß. OTARTIBV.3M…

da Is—!■ E. fl. GILL,"GoaI Sas*t, SERVANTS FOR SALE VALI'ABLE M-T.KOIS Ftrß AALE.-Wa I have for sals A No. 1 TOBACCO TWISTERS, 1 No. 1 COOK aadSG!RLB-all sold for r... fau!>.- Applyto COSBY A ANDERSON, jaC-M 7t.i street. Oar».

FOB RALE--To remain in or near the c.itt.a NEGRO WOMAN,33 years oi a;e. Price RSCU ja«-3t R. CAI'THORN. |;OR fsAI.E A course CARPENTER, shoal i.i * year* old. of K»od character, and aoM for no fash. Apply to WM. s*. PHILLIFB. j.as-.lt 'PWO…

fault, but in order lo thesetthiu up of tn estate. These men are alsoaetiva and h in.»> out 36 v,. a rß old 1 and TWO CIULDREH, teiffla I one three and the other six years of 880. The woman is a very

N'r vint. and a ,ood Ch,;., and as sho is sold fault, 1 wilt take a very moderate price for ha can find a home ut tBSSlty. Appty it ths cr the name of tie owner. ja 3- tl* IAR AND HOI SK SKRVANT.-A su riorNUßSEaed HOUSE SSRVANT.with one young…

and rrniiut, sew, and i.mke iSato Dresses. Ac. Ay pl> at WALKE A CO.'S Store. ileJo-tf Main street. UIKVAMSFOR aUJLJL-l wteh ha aaM to »-* some one who will not remove them from Rich inoud a NRGRO WOMAN, al-.it twenty three years old. and her…

\7aliarLe neryant Eor b>ALK.-I v have for sals a Heivaat Girl, .muteuo. > ahout w >a:iia oUI. very likely, of BB»x©e»tio»*jt.ls aha 1,'." 'iL'v. 5 »" ». l i. » first rata aKAMSTIERH, N. RSE am! HO'rSF. SERVANT. A treat Ur t in may i*e hnd by…

A illf I tl It I ONI V. R t P.iniVlONn PHH.HARMMNIf ISSOCIItIAi AT MECHANICS' HALL, IRIHav, ,'.„,' Tioors open at ati«.rter pi"' ? -C.,nr» r ( , menre i.iiri''tiial.l st 1 e'or* i. ' ' I TICKETS Kit-TV CENTS w ha had niem'-er ol M.c Association…

rROGRAMMIfi P»BT l. 1. Overtone— Tsn'-r»di, Orchestra.. n 2 Glee- l'..'ir Voioßs *'•*"»* .',. Duo—VuiUn and Piare.. from l).-r. ■■ ~ '•

DawWaaiaßat Ihbb ___fc[ ;,. Aria—lrom Romeo. Orchestra __/"*•* ■ I r * I r ii. I, HsaasriSß March—Orebsstra

Glee-Four Voices . .. . [■„,.{**' " «. Trio - 1 i--i.no Foite, * loi.n and Violob** * *' Ra v A Overture—Massaßtellp, Or .-I'rv . AS >, A. GEBIiAIIDT -la? H'-norary and Coarrthstiai Btamben v« (Bested to oVi! at the hall of the Assoc*; ",.''…

The MONTGOMERY GUARD. 1... V* Dooi.v.y .an iraandißß. bej leave • ur.i loiv.n.' esiscetl Ibe Hal ol the Meek lastitute. tbey will nvs their Ninth >•.,-'" ' MILITARY AND CIVIi At that place, nsMONDAj 1.. I.M v, 'j.,-,. Ml IMB. v ' Thej are iinnnv…

edd to the eseatorl and pleasure , : Ime ..I the best cetersr* ia Ih • ■ • • iceit to turßish ths supper, aad Rokenrkr. COTILLON RAMi has been enxa ■ easwiß. '•;* m* tl,.i EscPj .!',". Lsteaer. J■•-- . M v >, k< Lt Gov. Slo its- U- Wa oi 'V…

Surgeon*!). J. Wstsoe. i\ b-*D. ; . Committee of Arrangements.— Lieul Corp'l John Tysdsll. Private M. Rjan, Pi -v. Maceale. Private M. l'n in. Private v.. Private Thomaa Kaveaarh. Ml TlCKETS—Adi.iittiae a

lairri w.th a BSluralsift to tall all the i - satsol eve;, vonrver'. thouahl twill tell v. betberyoi . married orsiaste, sad how maay t mes louarets bs married; will eaass speed, msrrts -. - astonished thousands with hei macie power. \. §snt…

I t'einriii's 8D A \VL. The owner . o saiue by describing it and pn»inj fori lisemest In •;--'•• i LEWIS M.CARTER. gfftrH ISTHAV.-StJifl 'row no li .. tt%ndmj^ Bear tbe Virsinia PeßitßßtiirT.oaNstur BTBBBsBBSaday List, % COW oi rata* i I thi…

infoniritioß respeetin| her tlmriki i :•■-.> »nil suit.il'i'. rswsideA i-'.- -.'•:■• ' R it. f.i.r asfriA "«' ? ' r ' * VI. D—Fro m R< rkettf.i ny • December, a MILCH i I isas ' hi ' and white, with a white sti y* mnm her shoulders and a white…

LOST—A POINTER DOG, with a ' yJaSJT tar oai with ths ssmeof Ibe ■ oleer• . . . _ is the name ol " Tassa, ' si v aad liver entered spots oa bim. A reasons! - - ward vvil! In* peid tor his ro'nrn en informal that 1 get hiss. JOS. V WiNSTU.M,…

______*•£ oorser of Ist and Byrd itrests, o . ;.-,!, ~f December, .-. yellow l: 1 1 . rheowsei i"." •■' hin lo ih•'.'•• -iii'iii. h:ii, .imt>.n ibe whxl isri.ht for exseassa yas-3t* PATRICK iWRaTAR, O IOST on vroi.K> i o w Al'en. corner ol…

\I.AI»V ii teavia ti.,* Theatre on tbe call "; al the office el the tan Hotel, and reetifyißK mjatafco. jal ti J ONT-A BOND for the hire of bibb '■ I-e drawn *c .Us. H. lirart, I

1 Ma\ All ii rsons ar, Ibrewaixed lrom trad n. loi said Br.ndvM fayaaaat has been i ipped. j,. a-at* lem I- B , :■, i.ok. (S»On RtWalkV- The BOOKB used •* the lataCeL Bee. M. Carrin ton.wh el Bareref ths Maasbester aad Pallian Ciei i Tan pike…

rl» ':.'{- l:n .1. A, C LA It KS' IN, fre-isio-' SERVANTS FOR HIRE. ( OOK FOR l»!U!:.--A i, ICOOKfci v yearsofah aud 'ice..fen, umbrance. Pric##lw Abo ter aire, a GIRL IS years old j.-, .i -2t- COMBI.N W M!V. [I I,'tMi HIRE.- The folio*ia*…

hrniee. I*.. liIRL-". aeeaatoatad te rtsßS' " In«m « The alx.ve Servantsesaobtaia the I ■ ' n i me. datioss, and to rood bssnei will -■ moderate prices. Apr I t.. GEO. J.SUMNEi v CO., ja ft-.'lt No in i e«.r. >rre-' pa>RHIRE-A BOY, Bs>iai had…

greatest ie' t uisitcs, will lure V.ffi low. \\ . i.. ,\ 1,1 I i*; , J i,', - :,' - 131 h stress, over !•' i r ■"' ■. pOH MIRK am Ul BO*i . aboul eltvi 1 I old, SBsssaily spoithtly and ceati : .ra- ' BOOM in son,i' K.-riie.-! family. •.*!,•,.■…

jn .'. 21 ; iK HIRE-apwo ates youni WOJai *< / ' oi". iucumlirtuice. necußtoined i.i rue i I Woaa, EGGLESTON * fi !'/ " jis-IS No. H i ■"»' - ' |,MiR mill- Two i:..:.-.. arsiut 11 ysai I who have been raised to boi • ■- I verr eoaipeteat DINING…

|ja i-tu ' ARCIiIBAI ! t'Ult HIRE Ki* Hit H.\N : ' •*■'',,. A li.il'SK GIRLS, md one ioup.S ' • . with child two roars old, who aa > '-' ' and LAUNDRESS. _..„, .. ,

I pxfe-M J.H-MONTA'-ll 1 EHIR IIIKI 1 irst i •>■ MKAT'COOK l DlrtlNG ROOM BOY; IM'ASHERai XX: I hrsl rate I'WISTt'.R. Art i'■ ~ i j.-i i- n C.

I'OK IIIKI- A Krat-rate RLACKSXITB I ia aNo i horse sheer aad w i ; jal-eodSt' O. A 'M : i.'oil liiill . I r >... i BARRELC : j T all likely, ahle bodied »oei "• tn. A i'i . i.. •* -Ot ' ALEX. M. TRABI'E, Hb • • ' " 'I'lHtiHi) BOX HiKlll lull…

,rf-' ( roll RI NT.-- Tbe i'>rtel ; " - r; . . : I_S_ vement 11"! **• E Bow occupied ii '} ■' *kx |~r ,-,,,:! the tail .me i>l my term, i ".•' » j ' is ib oossslsts reasir, sad supphe.l wita «,a,*er. Alan, I wish lo dispose ol lbs H»• ,Tl KE…

I lares vnd coavsateat. All ttie lura lore • aad la r*rf'"t order, everything bein* neces" ~rr, oa a fret eteas beariliaa-n •'•• r&es»' iis blsw rarsißhed with every eon v. »" ■ ••• ~ ~ ' 1 Ai>. asrsoß eiah at m i urvba* I . 1 Tl RRaed reßi…

*sA_rof RICHMOND ROYAL AH< H No. A srs i ; ' I tar Re ths Mssoa'a li . , ' avaaißK, .' lo ■ ik. A 1 traasteal '■' | io gjHMlstsndin*. aie Botibed id I li) order ol the M. 6_H_f. ,_„,,.,.

____M__rier %si ssilisi schr. < B R . - .; -Shi«., a , n p. v.. Bbub. bsvias »»•' ••' [, "1 of hercar-oeirajed. WIIIISJ vr.M i"''•'' ' ' U.i.ht ~».,* ~...„

1 'riu. coißßiaad w,!l -Je-a'Vie ,'•..; \. 1 — sTSßiß|,at 7h»e»elock.st Odd Pel * ■ for l>js.iie*s of much ia»»ortß*ice. -■>

Capt._J.pSß..,. p , VK . ~.. » SJI t'OVIHIOKMi' tHO ; 1 I -__■ the sniior* MHi ■trest. !- r * *

-xSL"'»•»••'•"• "■"**.. _ - As ii, eorta.it insltn* will hS pr ' •" ■ aideraiiou. It M hoped UW.o 818 9» ' • '

held on MON PA Vand KRl!»A\* I -\* N • . v „ . I ! ffse'&Sk. Wltlio.it further notice. Me**" s ; t>e.*r hi Bind, t.'iat under ths I" lows, -*•" . ! bet r.vliim lo attend three c ' drills or parades, w.ihou*. piVßMla^rea* I cuss, ahail bs reaerted…

I J_l*ro..inpeu»dr.tlat Mil.taii Bad.*•**»' * I |B_ni*btßßSf at7So'c!.*k. prompt, , W My order ot tNpt .-"..' ,

ERIIiAY MORNIKO JAN fi. IN*. )

the choice editorial* of the Haily f*>r the past j

•week; synopses of the Department Report*: j

Wtdca aowejXßTte,tka North are resolved t.> j

sence. wealth, and iaßaenee, which never per* I

! the regular contributors to tbia paper. Inex-

espionage, l odlgalty,arrest aud h*hpikwaßseat.

Sham aooceedsd in getttngouthis wife aud two j ,

re- b lii out, bnt their resources bave foiled, !

were l M if onter, live buildings, loss 810, WM. I

J nouiicvd the teat in Iha city. ja l-Jl • a

Yea«lerda» ti orninc. aAßo'elock, JOHN HENRY, j

SPECIAL Wvnra-wfß. j

■aoßth. WM. H.COJBY.I Exeeatora i

1 -sari AViTFI*— A BEHVANT.-Wanle.!. a Urn-lie

; racter. and sold without fault. " , >v<(Oo>

| W SERVANT, ands rood CHAMBERMAID.

| duties of the dining-room. Forsoch, oi goodeha

de»~t" BENJ. POLLARD.^

AMtJr-jVIJM tl tt*t 3.

ft. Qaaitette i vieliße, vtela,and '.' ..:.,,... J

8 NINTH ANNUAL BALL __ ur Tim SA MON T< i< >MEttY <.l \i :! , *4

. j j*,;--|r JAMkt*' E. Rll'i'l' - • '

M ■***. run -SEW 6ltl.feA>H : ;,' : ' ,

j v NG GIAKP ■ 1 ' M Ku iiviovi. Jaa. " Maw.

l jHEtt) FHC<s\ KVilNiN<..:it ". '•

i 7 t'RAVS, ATTANIION. **««.» J,^*,

' *» kaVM JNO. T. hth.r.l. '.■'' * _

IBfOBTBO rOB Tn" nii*i*AT. a.' *. f .,ri- IVfcWj "* ****** I ~,f see-arc, Mate Stfetl. Volitions' fiorrt the Pacific.

,■■,,•.,],,,- the f0110w,,,, additional! Era.."-." woollen Cv !»" com-; » ' ions on tbe «th alt. .%e\euty- I ; . .. „,.,, tobe employed. . __ lOT for 1 nlted States Senator 1 ; , we.i.t. li V Washtneton, s I , •y* Denver,and .'nine- A. McDoogal,…

..' . heongl -' '■■' " -** I *'*. . conseqaei cc, had M per cent. , . ... ,;,,.„ corvettes had arrived at San .. „, ,;.. AW •: .* i. v-i'h dates . ' " - Mrf dlins badan Ived down : , j'th • t« >■ ■ • raW|rsa»Bi ;

B*ur*ej ot »he harbor of San 1 '. , , „ th . - ko toCronstadl :

'~; :' . : r old rrors Victoriaderiof j s.. .■ ... .. tober aad No- I

:-..'■■■■ . , Sb •• ■■ i * !'i,ni. * "ii -,,,. : i« tmt,t ". _•'.'_. r Sandwich Islands to N v ■ ■ *• I « ria.'ive.iiit.s-.,. r ah iters bad arrived dur ■ -.. ere : •■-. aad n large

v■:.-i, r ,, f ,.,.: :; s I, , macs S.-B, A , ••., ' *> ~. iy taking ... • irgoea tor

1 v . ' , i Arctii andßoOiac • - season, rbetotal , . . ' . i •... rromOehotek ft* ~ ;, ~; ,!. »s barrelst from j mdsl vessels, wilb l.tlti i .ai Sim Fraacisoa. the j . .. Ruslaess closed dull an,', j Cue only sew itera is a spirited Ibe tw…

A md West i eartlj C *1 ■ - '•"'' '"' , . : vessel! were one from Sts, ■ - and Europe, ami goods ill lower "ii their arrival. ii iolden Age arrived at San ■.\ I.th, fr ra Panama. Illinois Politics. : ;.. i i . Jaa The Dereocratic held here…

|iudiating nee tests, the revival of the I .....•!.,.• be Congressional slave < de i denying that slavery derives .;.:,! the Constitution; declaring the : hi Democracy of Illinois to be that :■ banan in his letter of acceptance; t ... interpn…

.... ins nd In itructing the . .',- ~ . ;. a instructing the delegates ,1' igla ProCI ed:" %t el I oil^res*. v.-.. ni ■.. r»x, Jan. 5. 5 Bate.—After some i,usi • ::.'• Senate adjourned ,;. Reagan eonclnded hisepei th i Republicans, after which…

and piano dealer, thi property ~,-,.. oi Lamb and four other buildings were desti yed by Are tii!.- morn it was the work of an incendiary. Toe .. |*artly ins a ted. L»t« r lrom l!n rsnn. ■n- Oki.kash, Jen -The steamship Ha ■ •,: \ i' I, has…

band v n .1 is s. Btei ling ,- ,; .. ii' M.;..'•.;..'• iniiiiii. Ea ...... i . ' I pel ■ ' nt. pn miurn. "H.->, is. ;. - i tinn Market, iße •' itton mai ki I • .'.,... . .i ; ilos to day ol 1 i -lii t>a.'es. ... ; ■:,••• , sim up li OuO I ail…

■•• thia i" i' '.a . •- - and at all the ; ■ ' ■ >'ertbern Harkete—fßv Ti • r -n apti.l 1' ..ur and Wheat anchsag 70 li 7.'. jel nt 7»lo 7". Pro v jed. W hiskej dull asd ■ ': ■ Stocks dull snd lower. Vir : '.i L'plands 11 ~ I'a.ur vi -han cd.…

heavy and i •-' nwer. 8u isr j . ■ . C B •• firm at ll.t_ to W. --,•,. cd. It.'."in I uoj nut at J I ■'. Ii ■ .V iivcOoBFLAOKATiON.- A mosl de- I : igrn.ti.iu - • -i.i red iv Ni foi x . ii s -i'l' n- I'.'iti , by which six i were eatirei. consumed.—…

do only limited >i r. iff. BS . . a 't oi en condition. Tl e

Mi \ Kitzniiller, of Harper's Ferry, baa [ ■ i 'l v. Wise with John Browo'a I •• hii b he has enjji tv ed bot ■ . .-l. owii . the why and where

Senatoi . ■:. :: m Ken I conn- j •• :. \ . de r. *Ed by Ore lasi Sat. ii.-ilar " I ■'■ 1 •• An it an giant, died ah nit '' v • ' uce. ii All. glianj count.. Pa.— -■ I to :••■ the largest aad 'p k' i • isylvania. • i . .' Ifagerstown, I • lib…

*..; -, 'i v oi np man I Exchange Bauk, with •• | rting to ta- drawn by .'. i ■. ■ " ' ■ .i di pott ■ ..I,' table was

I '.' in a baa Iv t. luse kepi ».v i liai Madam Rush, In Phil a- I ■: •■ rning * ' " ' ' i ;■ • "i- has beea orgaaisad I . | In iti.- neizhborh toda < f I • ;..- Midlothian coal pita, ' * ■ | Va,

I ' ' milllnerv < stsbllsbment in Cla was robbed. :- . " worrb of goods, ey, lasi week The milliner *"•' ' ■' 'IBJ 'i '* : : '-'■•' ' in.

Lynch has beea convicted of murder I ■ mi-' decree r.t My, ~; i;, ijv v j , , r j George Coulter. " "*

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build inga ..f the Metbodtel maiaioa ' .•.!•- destroyed by Rre ■ i, A ,)...._ I •h nil Jebtel (fewaaa -t v cii nid •H'.ov, n Point, N. J waa ta, •. ;; i, ' ■«*IBBSI Mi i i Ki.. de Island haveaom. •Pa ::: ii in Governor, aad Sts 4asoo fur Lieateaaat…

':-i tuMican oi Kear Haiii,,>hire hare ~. ' T "•'' * Goodwin for ic-eiec.iion. j, ,;' b>publicao, has baeßelected aTa*ror 'borg, Pi ■* ■•t - i,. ~ i- '•■' Ibe v. inter. J

''■"■ ■'.''- ' 'V-r'x*"' ■"' *9mn*m\ N. Y..W..dne,. Ib« V • '"' Oi : Co isella have apuim. M _, ~, ; "i.ln 01 Ibe,,cor

niaSOLt TION. Theconcernof WILSON k RO&MKR ~ tin. .lev-dissolved bj minsal con firm

CHAR at. BofsfEß, Rii-iMo'ir. .lan.l. 1*» --rvrw t oncer... The •,e wholesale and retail GROyhKl BI MBMg, it tba old stand ol Wlleoe * HoMi.-r. corner I7u. ,:.,; VI .in sts . ar.l takes Ihli oreaet-n t . leturn liaa'ks tor the literal _*iro«a.e…

to merit _ ocatiaaaacerol w*aa*a. I ~ iikeepalway sea head a well •elected eh . ,1* a;.d jobbiai Geeds, to vhich I .n.*»t re

KVoUie. BRAS. H. But*. HER. a Card, The lulaoriher ia reUriu froaaHM Iroceri Busiseas, takesthie method of retaraias i ice re thaaka to his old friends for iheir Ihj . , patronsgednrißi aoßmberofrears, aod Bsoat ~, ,i ,-;, recommends to then…

Shock.-c >I.| where -jk- will le ,;'iad to receive '' 3 JOHN J.WILSON. - *|i-r\K t"M t'NMli*. The Bohacriberfl have i • sdsy formed a co partnership for thenar ~.rvn.br. a GENERAL COMMISSION ti .jM'ss'ni the city of Riehmoad, and have ik'-n…

8, |U MFEL, % Inril. -' tak" Ihtß opportunity of return me im nneere thanks to mi old friends aad pstrooß for ~., , er »| support, sad hope te receive seoe snuai >n "i Ihe »ara Ito the new eoeeern , | dlmAcwSm A. S. SAM! RI .

DISMM.I TltiN OF CO-PARTNERSHIP. The co partnership heretofore aaiel n« be ween ABN KR C MOOR X aad ANN £ O. W Xi S1 il'K. isthisdai dissolved by mutual consent. All he del ts, property, acoooats. Ac .of even desetnp . ~. lie b. bj deed. SSsiftßSd…

lulieni 8 b.he ■ i wted All persmu bavins. s | :l ~ ■ the o ineern will present

U*K HAVE THIS l»Ai associated ours; ie to retl •■■ Bnder the .-l* le ol L i LE FOfn IK A CO.. for Ibe purp iae efcondocrin a general COM MISSION. GROCERY and LX.I >6 BUBINESB. ■.! No «6Cary street.Sdoors be:owl«hstreet, and res, tfullj solicit…

NOTICE*— LOUIB C. GILLESPI X is this day admitted • partner in my teiaine*. under the Riehmoßd, Jaa. t, IMA ja"-lm

DISSOLUTION Oi CO-PARTNERSHIP. The firm ol DANDRIDGE Ie HART m thia day dissolved. !•'. I*. Hart retirine from the busi ness Either i ari ncr ia authorized to use the same of the hrm ,:i settling up. WM.G. DANDRIDGE, Dec. Mat, last. FRANCIS…

DANDRIDGE, to you, who will continue the basi aess, as one worth) oi yi>or confidence and sap January Id. 1860. _ ( H>-PARTNERSHIf* NOTICE;.- I have this *-/ nay associated wi'li rayaelf ia business my brother, WM BODEKER, and will continue…

ploy, and is favorshfj known to my easterners, an nterest in the profits ,'i the eoncera. To n.* nbl iru nds and tbe public, ior their past liberal and •.•ti, r' mtinued patronage, I return m> Btnst grate ful thanks. Tbs now concern a-,11 endeavor,…

DISSOLUTION.- The firm .d ROODEY A MORRISti isthisdv- dissolved h*. mmnalcoß sent. K. W. RODOi- V. Janaar] M. 1866, b'.'i. .MOKR'-r*. ('e-Pertnership.—The undersisaed have this d.-i- entered in'o aen partnership, nnde tho i 'i ,if IM! I'lli…

Jan'y_2. iy*- [jat—dlml RH.BTROTHER Q 51 I P Bit O RE R AG E . ~ The undersisned have thi.-? .lav f..rr;ied a co pannershin under the style of MILLSPAUGH .v READ, for the purpose ol conducting the SHIP BROKERAGi BUSINESS, 'in..! respectfully…

nIKSOLI IION Ol- HO-PARTcStCK&iiTP. The concern ol BARKSDALE* READ istbis ilsj dissolved, by mutual consent. The name of the firm will be used by the partnersonb in liqui d ition. C. B BARKSDALE, >.«.'. READ. Richmond, Ist January, 18W. ja…

COIX Ir.-in th-■ concern Tbe business will he closed hj N-. n TUHNLE i*. wlwi is authorized te iettle ip "• ■ concern. I'he businesa will be eoa tinusd h. '1 f'RNLEY. HART .V MAUPIN. RichmoniL Dec.*). 1869. deM—dlw f,;'l INvi'HAM i:.--'l'he…

.!"•• v Coi i:k -. >, Dr. Chas. Cabtbb, "r M. !•• An;.; H'-..\, B. C. Flabbaoab, ThoS. !.. t" SKISH, WM T. EARLY, President. JOHN WOOD, Jr., Secretary. This Company. with a eapil il ai d iurplusof np waros of !*v!!K!,O0O, looated in the heart…

sures against loss by Fire oa the most favoratde terms. W tti esa i lie t< How is ; facta: lat. Bin le riska confined t" ■-.'• 000. 2d Amount of losses paid in hve year*;, say, ~ nil Uto. 3d. Divideada tad to stockholders darmi ttie sniue time,…

lv indsatisfactorils.the ALBEMARLE INiIjR ANCE COMPANY centldentl* ask increased pa tronage at the hands of the good people tl Rich

""i'o',' ; [RE I.m RANCn.aes*< to THOS. M. ALFRIEND, A,;ent. ja i-. r ,t llth st.. Richmond, \ a, ii|iii*,s. Mill, n: ll Altos. HAH D **• CORN? -Fourth acnnal aurscription list now open. If *"n wish to be happy and at ease with yourself, keep…

KAILS, kc . without pain or inconvenience v, bat svi r, at ai in ih fee, Dr, SOU ULTZ, is daily, Ir..m Hi. A ."*!.. to 6, P. M.a.l ins of&CO, Wail street lie tel. Wall street. y.'o-'zC ')l\i\ LIGHT ROLLS and TKA BIS-OfiC ■i' trcLTTS, HOT ROLLSand…

holidays. I hue now commenced uiii..nx those LIGHT ROLLSand TKA BISCUITS kvbkv kvk n ■ so. JOHN J. RICHAR DSON'B Tea Cake Bakery and Confectionery, jaa—St* 206 Main street, near 9:h. tXTASHINGTON FACTORY, i'ETEHS vI BURG.—Having been appointed…

PLOI'JIf LINK;:, laiseand small. COTTON CORDAGE. AH ■ t the bestq i-ilitjr. ja .*.- s JOHN N. GORDON A » IN. \' ENISOIY, BETTER. PEOI)R,Ae.-aßolba. » ire«t, Yeateofl ; MO lbs. fresh BoM and Xc- Bat ter: 'e> i'.ls Ten ceases Psmily and Extra…

j-, .•> -ts Successor to Daadridcs k Hart. l>OTTOvmv BON P.-Seated proposals will Ii be received hj the Coßsa) of France in Vir •' al ihe oflsce ofthe Vice-Consul of France ni Norfolk, Va,, for a rWrTTOMRY BOND, of a sum I etween fifteen and…

OIViIIUMt. -The President and Directots of the EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA ha*e declared a semi annual dividend of 4' 4 per cent., ■ ibject to ■■ deducttoa »f U per cent, boaas, paya ble on the 15th ,iistant. ja .">-•.'*■ W. P. SI'ROTH ER. Cashier.…

of the profits of the last atx months, which, alter payiag '< per cent Umus te the .State. leaves 'S*i per cent., or $2*yf per share payaUe to the Stock iiohiors. Ijat-dlOt) BAM'L MARX, Cashier.

nlVH»i':.NI>.--T!ie'ri,s dent and Directors of ibe FARM ERR'BANK uF VIRGINIA have declared adiiideud of Foi B per cent, out ofthe profits oi the Institution forthe Kst sis months— dsdactißi therefrom one-fourth per cent, bourn* t the t-'tit",…

decUred a Dividend of tbbbbper esat. oat of the prohtsof tin- Iris'itiiMoii, (subject to a bonus ol '* "t i I'.-r cent, to tin. State,! par able on und after tho '■>''• ""t J. if. MORTON, Cashier. Kiciimoud, :td .lar.'y, IMA ja t-St I No. 1…

'''-'a-choice eating Apples; IWW tie. Codhsh ; 25 kit* Dutch Herriacß. for sale low J. P KAVEN'AOH. 172 llroud strest. below Ath.

HONEY SOAP. lilvcerinißoap. Pumice, Palm, and p'& (lastile .Soaps; also. Camphor L-e, '-'respite, Cold Create, and Otto H>"*e i ,y >'..'..e, I . sale b) P. JORNerTON VI!M . limu. .'>

EDUCATION. EDUCATIONAL NOTIf'E.- The duties if ■* my SCHOOL will he returned on MONDAY. 9th January, at ni* Fehoot-room, on Maibson tt.. I.eiwern illav end Marshall I would le pleated to raeeivs a fow additions'post's fur the balaaaeaf the…

of the subscriber's fCHOOL will le resumed on TUESDAY, the Id January next, in Ins rooms m the BBSBBMBt ol the t aivsrssJtet Church. A lew additional pupliscan he received tor the hnl iin.eof the session. 0. V. BURRI 88. I'VHIIVII.I.K FEMALE…

mary will bs resosied MONDAY.Pth day Jsasa r-, is»(, at whi h tuut a limited Bomber ofynaas ladies wili be received, in additina to the present number. Earl] app'icßti. n s:o> ild Ikj made to HEO. i.A MONTE, A. M.. Prsßidsat. Ri'vmkmi:.:-Hoa.…

•no PARENTS! AND OI ARDIANh of I i'ICH MOM". VA -Aaeiect CLASSICAL ai d MATHEMATICAL MALE SCHOOL, opens on •he Ist MONDAY in February. WO, at ROCK MILL ACADEMY, in Buckingham county. Va.. rues. J. GARDEN. A. M., Principal. Taax* Fi-'t »Mo*vths.—4B9Tuition,a»d…

a sc 100 l under good discipline and where »h

lastssvenysars, isßitusted»n Church Hill. Rich moad, Virginia, in a delightful, siry polities, and is furnished with even convenience conducive tr the comfort of patients and the iwrnsaafal treat n.ent ot disease. It has lately unilcrironi…

words, which are peeuh rl* commodious. terms: ( Payable on the removal of thr* Patient.) Write Patients, per week •?*> tto! >red do. do. 6 Private Rooms, so. f7toSU fc j*. I' 11 v Boeeptaacee res aired for patients iron the country, unices…

ineßt with the Infirmary of »he Medical College, i small additional fee, rangiag from AS to 930, wil I a char.cd for Surgical cases. Tne particular son inaj be ascertained before band by application t, on•* r the attending Physicians. Nn Small-…

JAM KS BOLTON,M. li., Grace st.. lietwcen 4 ind 5i h. THOMAS POLLARD, M. D., Governor St., Is ■tour above Richmond House. O. A. CRENSHAW, M. D., opposite America Hotel. WM. W. PARKER.M. D.. Law Boildmj.cor ncr of Ifth .-, nd Kranklin sts. C.…

Bshed with ever] arrangement requisite Ii tccessful treatment

cli-'ir-es for Board, -Medici Attendance, Nursti snd Medicine arc, for ret wee v\'h.'" Patients SB Colored " — .AS Private Rooms 7 to f is In sddil ion r -> the above rates, tn cases raquirit % Surgical Operation, by a. reeroent with t ie i…

any case ma] tie tsccrtaiaed by appneatior toeit sr of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Ph sician. AU charges payable oa the removal of the b Attesdins Hart-eons—Profs. GIBSON, PETIC' LAS and WELLFORD. Attending Physicians-Profs. TUCKER…

Riarv. ma-, address either th.-- Preside iri6-ly Nii AND SEWING MACHINES i*B PATENT LOCK STITCH SEV lIiNE. Trice tfiu to $120ei eh. TLLCOX k GlßßS'celebrated SER aiNE, invented bj J. E. A.Gibbe, Pocahontas county. Va. Price $

No. 13 Governor Richmond, Va. osc ('eslro-is of obtaining nn A tenej for these celebrated Machines in Virginia, l:na and Toßßessee, will had it to their ;,...'..' early application, D. ic J. ja 2 -lm

ION I STS' FIX rURES.— Havteg my itory, eithcalsrged facilities and great ' loi- h.n'-ry. in v.- incomplete opera* ioc, ders from my l.vmer customers,maa] were disappoiated laat year in oobbb :he burning ol my shop. My machinery nd ol 'he bestcheracter.…

BMITH. EE'S NOTICE.—C. BtyytTCßßi baa.h] d of this date, i which ia of record in the ice of the Hastings Court ol the City ol ,) conveyed to me in trust, for the bens reditors, all of his stock of Trimmings of every description in his store.…

he stock on band, and to collect the del ta ie. wanting goad* in the Trimming r. i I c, will find it to their irtttrt*! to maki as liir business must h, ttpsil »;■. WM. F. WATSON, Trustee, id, Mst December, ja 2-lm CE-TO F A It H E R B ANI)…

IDSOR SOFT BLUE PLABTER, aor h .special reference to the interest of the J the trade generally, long experience in the basiaess,aadgiv ersoaaJ attent loa—eeeing thievery tut coopered and in . ood shipping order, aad rtboroashiy pulverized—we…

8. F. SHARP, bteais Plsster Mill, i* South «ide of tne Dock,,RiaaßJßsnd. OE MILL RICHMOND 6ROI ND I'llß.—The Buhscriber bss earnesth la i tie |,a**t four years, to exclude Vorthsra taster, by the establishment of a Home supplying sbarttote…

to suppij aaj iltinand that mar ur' is

tAY, of this city, mi attorney .» itli fall | tot for me ia all matters relating to the a.. V. CRF.NBHAW. deeessed, ail per 'ted to the "State v lit please irmke pav nd those cliinis against, the same • present theiii to in* s nd attorney..…

to cill on j LEWIS L. MONTAGUE. ! " Hank and 12th sts.. who continues to ute all work in his line with dispatch,

NOTICE.— All persons havim; claims a.ainst the estate of V\ illiamson Allec, deed, are re quested to present them, properly authenticated, to the undersigned for settlement. i WILLIAMSON W. ALLEN. | Executor of W illiamson Allen, deed. d^lW…

OFFICE RICH. A YORK RIVER R. R. Co..f I Richmond. Dec. 23,1869. S |

PROPOSALS addressed to the undersigned are invited, for building iv Virginia one Passenger

NOTIf'E.--The Coupons of the Bonds of this company due on the Ist Janiary, ISUO. in New York will le paid at the I nioa Bank in that city.

Medium aad Small No 3; aVraate by dsM-tw LEWIS WEBB A JOHN O. WADE. PRKAT BARGAINS can le bad at E. GOLD L» RMIT'B, *aj6 Br.ad street, aa lis is selliuit bib stock of Goods oft* at cost prioe.

B""KAR IT IN MINO-OOLD.SMIT'S whole and entire stock of Goods is to be closed out at ■-. st price, in satieipation •• ismoviiiit.

l)I.AYlN«« - ARIl»S.--'0.iiosaa'Ss..rted Playing I I'.r.L fr,,»n rhesnest to hi-' '•'■' t price. to' Hale a OWJIEItx (

**s* FOR NEW TORE FIRST VESSEL. ________ Richmond .in.l New York I.me of Packets. superior fact s-iilinx Bebr. W VTIIE. J. I B. TtT m.k. master.havm- a tuition of her cargo | saatassdaadgoiar nn h«Mir4, will have.

>,_e IOR « IIiRf.F.STON. S. C.-Tlwaa- ! s £jt Superior fast-sail in-- Bchr. ".TANK C. PAT- I 1 •***■ I'EKSON." cMii" Hand, master. Bavins I eoeaiderabta portion ..f her cargo sag aged, will have dis natch for the above port. For remainder I…

I pi] to VY. P. COLQUITT k CO. __ Mint E.—The steamer CURTIS 1

£PECR will, after MONDAY next. | a j *. r >th inst.. (i'scontiiitte running be- \ ~ l'i,rtsii'.outh and Nortolk, until fur I i ,er XI.EN COVE. Car*. Z.C.Giproao. I f ths regular run betweea tin*. Ports *i,*rf«!k. teaving the wharf st Rocketta…

H*. O. BijSETNS. ■__"" i n v ,\iii; of hoi it at TO PORT3MOUTE i "AND NORFOLK. AND REDUC- I FARE.— The GLEN COVB aad CUR- ** o-ill. oa sad niter Meade*" next, ard of « ye the wharf at Rocketta, every morn- a n excepted.) at ♦».', o'otoek, precisely…

uir landings going and reteming. ■ .r the round trip, to and from Ports- _ orfoDLBA ToOity Ih.itit *4. I

R.O. H ASK INS. } TIIK ADAIIS' EXFBfESS I OM* | 'ANY. IM .*!*■>• St.. be./ins resumed heir STEAMSHIP EXPRESS to nnrl r FOLK, PETERSBtRG and RICH- Steamers JAMKSTti'.VN aad ROA eh leave NEW VORI every WED- t nd BATURDAY, and thence by RAiI -…

iitcs, every kind of Merchandise,Vata- I i.Jewelry,Ac, to the above-named ci- ■ places o:\ the sr ibosrd. ess on the Steamships will !>« accora ; SPECIAL MESSENGERS, who v il. • arsonal attention to the careful handling rested t>n ths ADAMS'…

Mcdonough. Ascent of Adams' Expreas Co. , NOTICE.- Expreaa packages for Not tborg, Richmond, and .-ul plrtcea in Vir orth Csrohna, intended for shipment by ROANOKE and JAMESTOWN, will ( c received by the ADAMS' EXPRESS ' '. who are the authorized…

BIRDS!!! **■ I CHRISTMAS PREBENTS uhition of BiHfiS from the four guar- ] globs, a splendid variety jus*' received ; ut Indies. Five varieties of the small- ' i BIKDSin the world. In,ported CA- ' that Sing by lias llrht. A virie'v nt [■ I)…

:i:c-:t for AV:u. Knahe & Co., of Balti ', he sale of PIANOS, other Musical I-.- . and other a tides in the «-'n.e line. ', ace..miiio.latt" - tne celebrated square PlANOsUnade m hißsaidnnn I, rj. for cash. VlOl [NS.GITITARS, BAN- I .i.'.N…

pejHOME MADE BONNETS. CLoAKS2tfl\ss AND BEAD DRESSES. Mrs. 8. M. FA RIB 3 h is now oti hind aa tin-.? an issortmenl ..1 BONNETS, CLOA KS AN D II BA o

and BLEACHED AND TRIMMED in the latest j st*lea Also, a fine assortment of DRY GOODS 'i> numerous to mention *'*'" a*e selling alli.fl -~ ■ ■ mve goods at greatly "educed prices. We re ■:n 1. nviteallwho want cheap gi odg to ;ivs ! us ii call,…

CHEAP BOOT and SHOE STOB E. prepHr-.tory to leaving the city. j.i'J-T.t* ~ a\ F ! N E FA I OF WEIX- ti.y he seen at th. American Stables.— ___J_ B ____,'l hey ■. an he 1, • • 14.: iT low. an the owner btH ! * B * M5 assfortin in. "ipplyto ANo.l…

■een at the stables of Messrs. Davis A Bntchesaa, | \ . rei ' i argaiß may be had bj application to no?-'— ta E. B. COOK. Auctioneer. i THKrglißSrßme.R bavin, purchased I'ilil ii STORE of :he late JOHN VV. \._« POLLARD, on 17th, between Grace…

ARTICLES, aad solicits the former patronage of tin- house. Saving had a loir: experience, he wiu.rivi , personal attention to puttins up preeenptions i JOHN W. FRAYSER. WM. IRA SMITH'S 1 «»*{_ SOUTHERN! CLOTHING MANUFAC Jt\ TOBY, I tyS ESTABLISHED…

YEARS AGO and have constantly tor teat time continued to cut and make a larue portion of lit 3 stock in Richmond, aa hundreds of my eastomera i w 11 testify to, snd bavins inoreaaed mj fbreasfrom time to time, am.now lictter prcpueii to. receive…

thouidt rs, i i Sa ter myself tiiat 1 can fiiveas niiici. and aa good an article for the price, aaaai house

Lei those win. wish to build up sorely Southern | j first, and let Hum reap the reward thej BO justly I merit for east, pr-.s'ni or .;'•/! ur- services. IHI.- IS NO HUMBUG, as 1 can prove hy from ft to IM nai ds now in ib] employ,sad man) oi…

RICHMOND, VA. s - V.CRAWI-'OKD. Proprietor. *=**' Lovers of good eating ami always find there the very choicest OYSTERS, FISH, CHOPS, WINES, , GAME, STEAKS, LIQUORS, ! CIGARS, Ac, Ac, I to beobtaiaed in any K-ating House in this mbi I tr>-…

\-.*._jr CONFECTIONERY line. The ladies' ■*'-** r apartment has aneergoae a thorough I renovation, and tbe laities are BOW invited! .call I iud partake'*i OYSTKHN and other delicacies »i ilio season, aeived at short notice. ! iOHN E. DOBKRTY.…

will makeup tor the lowest remunerative probts. I. .*'.- Keying suiail expense, 1 can mf-.tsf Bf | the a;:nic-aments twenty per cent, oheape* thar %r en? olner «K»»blistinicnt in the cits. 'X- •"•—Ban CELLING OFF AT COST. 0 FOR CASH ONLY. I…

AT A*'J BELOW COST, i FOR CASH ONLY' Mv Stock of Goods comprises every variety of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC tiOODS generally kept ia Dry Goodfl stores, and has lately been much isereasea by large additions from see tion sa!-tti. Having nsvsr before…

curing which are not oiten otlered to them. Cill and eouvince yourself. M. MITTEI.DORFER, de S- -lin No Sib Broad street. ctoi'ksTfor sale.-*

}0 VIRGINIA STATE STOCK, i RICHMOND CITY STOCK. NORFOLK CITY STOCK. I VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE, Mta MORT OA'iK BONDS. 10 SHARES VIRGINIA FIRE AND MA RINK. . In Bums te suit purchasers, by noi'.-ts t iL V !{l PT J? Cr Z f 'i i *_^°*

IVORY BALANt I. lItNDLK TABLE CUTLEiY.—Just received a new lot of both Table and Desert KNIVES, handsome pattsriis. A lso. a tew doxen fine Ivory CAR VERS, and a va riety of other TABLE CUTLERY, of diflerent To lie sold in lots to accommodate…

those splendid quilted Skirts, with Steel Hoops and adjustable Buslle. white and colored. These Skirts are decidedly the most oiuiortahle article now worn by the Indies. lam selling them at very redaoed prices. Everybody ou s ht to h«veone.—…

FUTURE DA VS. Bg at. B.£soh, Atact. ITORSES. MULES, Ac.,7\T Al ' TION.« --* * On ."ATi*RPAV.?'h last, Bt We'cUtca*, I wRI I sell, at the ITarss tjoton Council Chamber Bill, Be*/eral HARNEPH and SADDLK UUISKS. I' ammtssi which is the retebrsted…

I PIOW, roar years old, sertestJj Booed and I | works in s;u»leur doiioie tnwness; said to !>e ' ; ast trottir. '.-A pair or vers terse MULES, three yearn he to Barßess. entuely -.entle and reliable; ' no fault, tha owner uaviag noiuitiier…

'"ill'f'GV a r.d HARNESS, ia rood order. 11. a COOK, Auctioneer, i Sy Alex, Notl. And.

rniMTiKi:. ok yoooiai ani>gro«f. I I !( i er. Bo.—Will be sold at aaetiee. st my j sore. on BA TL'R 'JAY niorninir next, the 7lh ins-.. | commencing n< in o clock. a reaeral assorttsienl ll"!'Si'.l!«'I,!i f„,i KITCHEN PURNITURE ' i X i UOoDS.…

Brandy; s bbls. Bolli nd Bra; no blue, old Cogaae j ALBO\--* doa. S rOMACH HITTERS. jaa ALEX. WOTT, Aaetionser. By Thoi. W. Keesee, Alict'r, i t Oasee corner 12th mii Ciiry sts. I I'OPMiS ANl> "■ilT.ilS FOX SAME AT t ti AUCTION —Will be offered…

HO It Ms. CARRIAGES, BUCGIES. Ac, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.—Wa will sell, at

nn. to tne highest !.i

ni'lit ot Morris A. Myers against J, M Lewis,, I will sell, in front of the Cit) Ball, on WEDNLS- Iht i next, tin* nth m-t int. i that being Court dai .' '■ to the hmheßi hidder, lor cash, the interest..,! the | !

MM. Lewis, as assignee ol James A, Carter, .ro man named MILES, now in thenw and ! sion of Mis. Patees Praser. for her life. which interest is embraced in sai i attachment, THOMAS I. DUDLEY. ' ja.l-'.ltds ser.-eant Cite of I'tchn qii.l.

arj 7th. .it II o'clock, at tiie blacksmith shop of-j J.*vmeß D. Michel:, oa 17th street, tbe following ; bhtcki li.iths' tools, levied na byrne. to satisfj aa I execution inrnv hands in tavorofWm. II- An Irevcs I 1-. buues U. Mitchell and…

old Wheels; lot Hoea and Rakes, nn.l othei tools | generally foundinablacKsmith'g sin-p i i TEHMS-Cash. JNO. W. WRIGHT. D. S .

ibllN A GEORGE GIBSON, BUILDERS, I J RICHMOND, Va., would respectfully info ai their friends and the pa bite tenor-ally, tost tin-ir I , estti' lisbm nt, at tbe corner of Carj and

have enlarged their workshops, Rod famished teem with all the improved MACHINERY "il other appliances which canJ'actl tat. or eased t the pr

Ito meet the increasing demands ol tbe city I ihlin. timbers. The inilhi are of ihe largest I lost approved kind, built bar George l'a~o a I I Baltmiore.and ha vine tin ir patent motions tachmente. The Steam Eo me, of one bun- | lorsa p 'hit.…

a cont nuous supply. aßtl are prepared to fill I ders promptly, at reasonable prices ar.d on J accommodating terms Thei reli •

furnish plasterers laths ia any quantity thnt may j he desired. _ , i They will.aa heretofore, l'imis : i i-'.\n< nnd k-*- j tim*t'-- I >r buildings und other isnprovemeets. I and will contract forthe erection and eomyietiun of the same, in…

I the liberal patronage extended to them in i'.i.slo the cit /.ens of Richmond and other I BS of the State, the) bes leave to express I Krateful thanks, and assure them thai tne] I endeavor bj every meaes tn their power to I

went h eontinnao.ee of their favor rind coniideiicc. j t7-|RGINIA «TI»Vi:S! VIRGIKIA ! \ STOVE*,!! VIRGINIA STOVES!!! I RICH MO YD *1 q\'E WORKS, I Mannfactureaattb-scelebratod . f-'OCTIiERN STOVh. FOUNDRY,

IVES, ofthe most desirable styles and of bitbc I IRAN rs.fINKS,, Ac, *c., and most il.--.ni ;ofli*ht Machinery and Ornameatal Castings. I c iir.iyrictoi i.s convinced that suffioieul ~ i < i ye patroas could be Found in his market who I ;,l…

hay, learned their trade at th si works. sse Stoves have beea raduallj rain in? favor I I they have b*come the most popular oi any ia Their superior st and simplicity ol .* t ie- | .ii iie.-'i! arlj fits them tor ths use of servants, i BPAIRIN(3…

Kr v'.n \',. -- W TfX. ~~k B. DON NA N have ro | moved their sto.-k of BAKBWARE, CUT-

to their Iron-front Store, jast erected I stilt-ot lit * i or Governor sireet. near I c they will be pleased to see their I customers ifl -r tins date. I the recent horning of the Vifn-

ir.of « lncii .Ine notice will I*o civea. i for the linera! bestowed 1 man] years past,siid believing weshall I repared, in all re.tp..i is, than ever, to I nr business in onr n«w location, we re I oli.it a continuance of tin* sua-. I, Jan.…

ie and dark; finest ..1.1 WHISKIES. ■ ! pure I.'*e, verj o : d: finest ohi Peach ■IRAN DIES; finest old We 11 no is X' M .1 iiiN. with a laree assortment of ota- 1 In WINKS, wo have MO basketsoi the HAMPAGNES; Madeira, Sherry aad I £8 ie OBe-e.uarter…

nt. an; where. _ ne l.'i-In. , KTKY Hr,RtHA**iT!i A>l> IHA a srithseveral '.=*try extensive houses in I 1 Now York, by whtehlais rjiaMedtol itrv merchants the following fJoods. al prioesi Fifes, Oraaaes, Almonds. Raia as. Filberts, Prunes,…

cxeeedini sixty says, by wbmjb tinje j can rsa it the amoaat, Tnia method, ia I witti ...her advantages, nivea n»c tae I lellinz Goods at piices which oanno; lail I Merchants are solicited to call and aa* I and learn their prices, assuring…

•im! i»'»ruitilv iv. the Teeth, stret*. thei | ins, and ib reniicnn." tie hrcti nvn." It extirj. *-s all tßrtsronsadhssioßsto ! sad insures a peiri like whiteness to lied surface. Its Batiseptie and Anti | properties exercise -t hi-iitv liench.…

i'l-rsU iiiul soli' b/ Phanaaesttticnl Chemi*rte. 2

S.'. rnp;2ttJ bbls. No. 1 htnl 3 Maoksreh for aale hy ITRNA FIGB.— New crop extra sice tjikev Figa, in l'souad and larger cartoons; nrrtt *n drums aad hail'dinuis, for sale by /iIOABS. riOAßS.V.iuoixo Cirarß asaws-tsd, v> imported and domestic—…

mantine Candies, of b:st tirands. on pensuaßßeat, for sale by E.H. SKINKBR * CO. *OED BLANKETS.-We have on hand, of oar • » own iinportatioii. a variety of Bed Blankets, which we will sell low to close them. KENT. PAIN!'! A CO. ( iLANO.-tCiitons…

CEOVMH SKJEI>.-«b) bosaela peiaaa new crop Clover Seed. ft»r sale by — . ___ B.R.SKIrtKgEA 00. / iAN»I7ES.-lt» half boxes C. B. Grant * Co.'s v' Candles, for sale. ... „, „__ , _._,. . MABBIB k PLEASANTS. OTc_ *•«;• SCQABI: luo ai O boxes Jackson'"…

SnOAFANDTIANOtEST-JOa boxes •Altaiey er'B" Soap and Cardies. ?.ty made for sate. HbUSSIK A PLEASANTS.

IAMII.-M ksgs Ftunilj Lard, for •sAf or j E. H->*;KIN'Cl.:t A fi.. ~a6 pk,s. Western and refined Laid, ia for sale. MAStJIE A PLEASANTS. bb\w

FUTUB jj DAYS. ~"**" I By Wm. I'annlll, Aact'r, (PsTttlt«BCßO. Vs.) I OH •iI'.KOI.S AT AH I ION.—On tV'KD * ,,/ NESDAY lith day of Janaary, at Ui/eWk A. M.. in tront sf the Auction f

rannil!, I shall sell twenti NEGROES, beteaginii ' t" 1...: estate uhtl.e 1 itu fio\. Joseph Brsitg. Anions them are some likely jouni; Men «nd 8..)5, Hou«e I Servants, Factoiy and l-'arm Hands. j TBeata— Cash: or 6 months'credit, interest…

I Executor of Jaa, Brass deed. icted by Wm. P'.nml*, ABcFr. • I ded several other valuable NEGROES, in is a *ood Cook. \V. P.. A nt r.

Taylor Ac Son, Anct'r*. j > 1101 Sh AND LOT. 09 IIKLVI STREET, AT AUCTION-—The sti>. :d.ii_ to discontinue house-beeping, I m the premises. oal UESDAV, tiieiwii "ir*.,-ouimenciiu .-if .v?_ o clock f. M., I ml LOT. oa Bemdera street, in the…

HOUSEHOLD aod KITCHEN FL'E ■nn istißg of the nsnal variety. For the real est»t«, one-fourth carh; I at f>. 12 .-Hid 18 inoritiis. tor negotiable interest added, and secured by a !ri:st I taxes for In'sl to l»e pad toy IBS per- I i the personal…

Kb d»» of Janaary, leas, at the boorol llrentupoa the premises, to the high the WHAR* PROPERTY betonsjng •c of WiUiam F. Dspnest, deceased, une that was last rear in the occueaa biladelphia Steaaab -at Coapeay. The sheds are in eood order.…

Uod.liu i\ A>> per son. Ami's. | A It L X PRIVATE DWELLING ACANT LOT, ON THE SOUTH SIDE NEAR TO GOVERNOR STREET, ■: AT AUCTION.-At the request ol the iv of the teta Mr. S. D Creashsw.ws •v pabtie aootioa, on the premises, on ', the roth January,…

servants' accommodation, aad is sup- I ess and water. d-> the dwelling will be feetof ground fronting oa Boss atrset, ick about I*2feet, with the privilegeof ctei l;ii- out to Governor street. The I m the east, which has the sune from has in…

ted for the merebsat or profession,! One fourth cash; bala n^e;it >;. 12. aad a** r nsgotiahle notes, interest added, se trnstdeed. Ibs taxes and insur.-ir.ee lor I ani hj the pnrehaser. r , \ GOuDIN k APPERSON, Aaota. *V«M Itv SAL It. OF V.M.I…

Henrico, pronounced on the Bth Nevewi- I i the easeof Beal and others, sesmst I dministrntors, Ac, we shell proceed to I die .lUcti-n. on the premises snFßt

sot, the next fair day.J that vain'tie I •d us afae/vs. of which .loim Farrar dted I

Staining l.ad.'i acres. It. will be sll'nd:- | irdiag to n plat and survey to lie sxhlb aoar of sale Tiie mansion house Mid ye been assigßod to Mrs. 8. M- fsrrar. er to be held by her daring her lite: ai d Hl*, acres wi'.l bs divided tetptweor…

Fee, will, the n.ht of innnediate psaaas -One-third cash: balance at I Bad 2 years I r negotiable notea, interest added.and title t\- I ned till all the porefasss moBS) is vim!, aud a

avsyancs ordered te the Court j JOHN T. CHILDREY,) Comm'ra. tele conducted by Gojjuix A ArnßtaOß* Auo'ts

POSTPON KM >■ N'T.- In eemseassaeOof the non I tendance of bidders, thea**ove sale was postpoa I to \\ EDNEBDAY, tbs Wth jßnaaJJv,«aß»,alll clock .\l., ul Our; if not. tbe next fairdar.) i _ c 2.. COMVISSIUNERS. WMMISBIONI B S MALI-. OK VALI…

FRANKLIN AND»tmSTEEETS—nsCoiu- j issionsr appointed b) a iteciee of the Circuit I .urt oi tho City of Richmond, pronounced on the ti December, IdM in the ease ci Alien, Ac vs. leu, I shall proceed to sell at pnHie anotion, os I •• i.-eni'si'.->on…

ir day.) the Real Estate of which the hits Wil- , imaon ".lift, died te zed, viai l he^ excellent RICK Tl NEMENT at the .-oner of Franklin 1 rotl Btreet . fronting 3S feet oo Franltrtn street, inning baefc Isfi feet to an allej JBleetwids.…

--reenGrace and i-'

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATEJJP ERSONAL PEOPEkTYOF GREAT VALL'K. Al'oat 2b« acres of I AND ob Yorfi River; a S'I'KA.M SAW and GRIST MILL; maaj irnfortsble RESIDENCES aad other twihlings, nd v;ira,'is other kinds ot DESIRABLE I*ltol' -IRTY.—On…

noseu te sale in this community consisting t-i about 2 0.0 A C X E8 0 F LAN D., Kin-on York River, aad known as the RiponHall est i"*. There ii on tn ; s estate a lares SI HAM SAW and GRIST MILL; a V.'IIAL'F sxtendinr !'.'tvv.*e:i seven »nd…

-.; ~. end a Blacksmith'B Bliou. nesidea corn h ,„.-..sanil otherout-bnildimrs. A BRICK-YARD. Sheds and Machinery, and soue 110*8 or IS.nnj j ..un; Peach Trees, selected and set out with *reat soma of Which aie expected to bear inntnext, '…

Annmber of very rood Milch Cows, Bleed Daf hiin 8011, 's"lecter! r.t:d t rou, ht on from New Ymk. I Yenrltiiiiß and }'\:f- of unproved bleed. i'ii

iKti.vi-— Made known on thedaj of sale. lluMF.ii RAMSDELL. P.S.—Aaj person desiring information in regard to the above sale, can i'i>;lv to M. B. N»i-t- on the srsmises, or to L. J. BowBSM, Esq.. Wtlliams tiurj.Ya. de24-dtds rpOTHE ITABMIEBSOr…

oondncted the above business' for ths last I *»>ar-

a not in existence, and that tbe only psßeategel Watt s Patent Cad llra.-e Plow is Irons a man who is daily violatißi the Patent Laws, aad anjuady depriving George *A atl ••* Ins pn peitj , toy mskiag

Plow, without his authority or consent. ! t.. correct ti iipressicn thaa annshtte md inform youand the puWiethat the f GEORGE WATT A CO. is still ta ex hat Geo. Watt, the inventor ami eaten otsold theriebLor anthortaed an. one. r. P. w. Scott,…

ransms, f the best materials, t.uotiier ie:*«>i other Agricultarsl Imphnsenas, i warrant to the buyer, and are deter :to be undersold by an* one in tne ssar- GEO.WAIT returns Irs sincere thanks ndsandthn puMfe. uho have sustained tofore, ami…

cc.i inLOCICMMITHING, BELL BANG VER PLATING, etc.. and invites ion to Ins bu'tiiiesa. He h.iaeiiiploved the ;men to t«v bud, and is presaged to mute tverj kind ..I l-ock. to m v v.. Bblu IB the Ber, and to do Silver Plating in a style no! .asae.t…

trj.he fl.'iitei* hiuii-itit that he can xive on, both as to workmanship and prices, fore solicits orders lr.»m town and coun h will meet with pu.iupt attention. iwishitii* to bave Lock- mausob arran .i ki'm in any style,or Su.vkb FtsTiat.…

It tie lnimedistely filled; and Bell Hanging ay part oi the country at oil* nrioes. taa WM. W. SVEAD, Plater, Locksmith red Bell Hanger. Sra 10th street, Richmond. Vs. I IN I A SAVINGS BANhi.— bartered by the Legislature of Vs. CAI'ITAL-SiOOttlu!…

orest at the rate ef A per centum ole joint stock bound tor the deposits, s reoeivea and certificate* issued hy tbe casiner. T. B STARKE, st the store of E. B.

Pwner of Main sad Governor streets, Va. SAM'LS. COTTBELL. Freat,

TVB. aTARXk. Caahier. C. IBs nit. rest of even m-ieoa to g.. to t . WIT.Btt tiri-.vd atreet, to purchase soitie Is, aa tbey aro to be oat at a great

ON FRIDAY. JANt aRY 6TH, IS6O. at our Warehouse on lb" Deck, soißßtSßwMg at II o'clock. A M. we Mill ac" tbe cargo psrßdsW. Jan. Atimvck frrm New Orl»t is. eoesisttet of Jul hh.ts. prime tocho.es N- Orleans SCQAE 4AT bids. r«*lly choice MOLA*MM.…

payer CH AS. T. WORTH AM I CO. Aeete. *A ill be added: , __ _._, __•> tierces prime old HAMS. So sides SOLE LEATHER.

jUne added the cargo per sohr. F«hpss, frees ."JM'?*; '•** - cnnatstißß of _

f'. 5__ fc *' _'•»■*» to choice N. O. BUOAEM. -SO bbls.choice N. O. MOLASSES. C T W A CO Aunts Messrs CRSNSHAW * CO. will sad. at Che

rJ"i7.VA'2rt_ l! "'■"."•.■J'o •'»«• 9 Timm teftreteo

l_lOCOf I' Eh. per bark WimfrtSd. de »-tdß By t reiiahnw A «:»., Asrt's.

I.OUO ALCTION.-Oii FRIDA\\ «th £feY January next, commencing at II o'einnk A. M . Ws will sell at the warehouse of C. T. Worths*-. A Co.,

I°M)6 basa prims RIO COFFEE. in double t*a_s. just received direct from Rio do Ja neiro, per bark Winifred, and selected expreaeiy for this market. We will alio add to close a eonsifoment— 6 halt pipes pure FHUNCH BRANDV.assr to us under cust;»m…

■lime and p'sce a cargo of 300 hints SUGAR and «t7 I tc.s. MOLASSES, from New Orleaaa *it —Under Wtm, cash; over $100, A months' . lor apnroved piper, i-tdn CR ENSHAW A CO..Anet , s,_ By Dickinson. Mill A Co., Aacta. poyivllSSlONLß'S .>ALE.—Bv…

Special Commissioner appointed by said Court, will proceed to sell tor cash, at Ihe auctioa house of Hi o, ii-.'*,.. IM! A Co , in ths City of Richmond, os FRIDAY, the tith day ol .Unuary. ItWU. at te o'slk, A. M . the foilo* I'l-; chiabie…

rate washer and irorer. PLK MING, axed 21. a N .. 1 tobacco factory head. RACHEL.acad 17, anood house servant, and has !>een accuslomed to the care of children. These servants are of very good character aad have always been very healthy. rETERPIELD…

of .iinuarv.iß.ao, a N K

r>BA« * O FA< TOR V FITTimEB AT AUCTION.—WiII I* sold on PBIDAV raora m.:, .laiinar* 6th. commencing at 11 o'clock, at ths Factor} on 17th st. between Main and Cars streets, former I' occupied by Messrs. Steams A Biuinroel. all the TOU.sCCO…

Tkkms.—For all sums nnder #100, cash; seer Sum four months' credit, lor approved aegotisble The' HOUSE can also he rented for the easuiat ve-rst a moderate prtce. fitted ia every wwj for a ar.d convenient Factory.

IKHiKr?. BOOKS -Afl?r which. I will sell the re in :ni ; M'"t the Books sh n litis damaed at the late tire at the store of Messrs .fames WoodhottSS A Co., unionist which are sonic valuable worka.— Sold for account ol whom it may concern. jaJ…

7 o'clock, a tare invoice of fine Gold, Hilver. aad riitr.l WATCH ES: line Gold JEWELRY, Bod GUAKD and VEST CHAINS. Ladies' CHATA -I.AINS; Silver-I'Uted SPOONS. FORKB. CAB TORSTfte. Also a lot of FANCY GOODS, Cl 6ARS, CDTLEKT, Ac. N. B.—Consignments…

FV I- NIN G. and continued du'ing the season every BMtht. a lar.-e assortment of fine Gold nm*t tMlvas' Wat. lies, fine Jewelri. BraceleU. faßoy Bpaee, Knives and Forks. I'ocke* Cutlery, Csstors, Glass ware. Merino Shirts. Diawers. Table Cloths.…

C'OK E. --The price of Coke until further no ties / will he at follows: _. __ SOFT I,IMF COKE - -. tiff SOFT II Al! ■ COKE •■ UARDCOKK UB Orders promptly executed at yarda eoraer I*bb and Car) and 6th and B* rd slreets. 'l>rms cash. de!2-ta…

OAK aad BB der hhelter, fur sale at Coke Verde, da ) ] - v J NO. J. WERTB. Aj't__ Vt/OOIJANO LIMBER FOR SALB.--TTM V* Bnleeriber has oahaad and will continue** Wp at his yard, on the South side of the pock.Jtre *«-..en 1-th and I9tli streets,…

ared, it ij Ir. per load of % cu»ne feel, .delivered iv air. sartoi tin* city; also, v UtOIJIIA rlWss LUM BER cut to order at Bhort notioe. W. r. rMllilTß. \ R.—A careo of superior season»d FINE WOOD, per schr. Henry Read, now issdisg sad foi…

JAMES HILL. " I ..JOHSyr. FISH¥«. rui.MH 'J N E RSH I I*.-The undersigasd into a CO-PARTNERSHIP, *b»

ing from the ad day of Novsniber. !«?.««_»;,»■• iiuiieam! >tvte ol 1111.1, A r ISH' r K. for carry ir_g on the WOOD and COAL BUSINESS, oa Haeia hank wi ere all orders will be thankfully rseeivsd, or any oraters left wiih Sti.bbi.n* *t Potimthmm,…

*!••> T*; i'l-'-B COAL. l O This COAL is Bituininouß, not of the) teat uualitv; but tbe many families whoareaow u»in< it. think the price more thaa cprntreeeaaao for th* quality, nnd as the price will bs higher, ser sons who wish to try it.…

PWholesale *ffeggg and peovwioe (Urn strkkt, Wanaeß Sons old staso.) Offer to the trade on reasonable terms, 10 hhda now Bacon HAMS. _ tehluis. new Breiwi. ShouFder aad Side EA -10 br>U. Maaa PORK. ~-_- -6 l.b s. Baltimore Corned BEEF. n Ills,…

jno boxes Toilet and Brown SOAP, eobbls. Refined 81 RAR. all «rsdes. ~__„___. And a choice stock ol TBAS. WINES, LIQUORS,

________________>a_| anality CIGARS. riMOI'RV:!; UO VIA .WANUrACT«7*EB. 1- The mnuulaclureß and keoBOOOB- on hand, at Ihe Richmond Iroaaad Steal Works. » lars.i and fine aasortmeat of -

BBFINkiD sb.l COMMON IEON, eesjaiafsßSof nil sixes Bar. Band. Hoop, snd Scroll Iroa. TIRE IRON Ovalaand Half Rowada. Horse and Mule SHOE IRON. XIJTEM"*- M.HARKS. 1.10 HT NIN t*■ RO DS. round arte staar_»j___ A-iriu.tuil OKI M TKKTH.NUT IEOII.…

cS d Bu A s£: SaWaA«IlsW5®S llsfl Round STEKL H .. Ta. ■wAI! sisesaml paUerßß of WASHERS ea head

orteade to order. l»--tea*_^ it iMMiW sMliltfi! wrr»a>ajll* VV SHADES 1-WIIOLEBAI.E AWD RETAIL. AT 2MO it!it".li Sr.-M. GOLDEN takes ileaaare in announcing that ha has reduced tbs prices off ins - li A DES «v per cent, below former prises,…

Fixtures to match ; Curtain Bands and Coraies-a, etc.: a . reat variety of English aad Ameneaa OIL CLOTHS, with flannel leek, plaia or scares', ail widths. C»ll and see snceß. at the jateßllahM Cheap Dr, da 3- 3m Opposits the stors of Qsartea…

ff#r ao'caseVh. C. UCOEICB PASTE. Wcaasaßßß. /'„-.„ Mo b. xes superior OLIVE OIL. -,-»_-.. Itsw lbs. prime Ansesturo TONCIDA BEANS, io* lbs. prime PARA BEANS. auou Iha. prime GUM ARABIC, luo bbis. Bvs FLOUR. _. lMMbtlB. Fauiiilj.. Extra, Sspsrlßa.…

Cr.vsa Middliugs Whesi IjWIUL Peruvian, Colum iaa and Elide GUANO. de W__li__ _

FOBICS.CAEVEEB,_ko. .. .._..__. Tee above t«m« slUktly dsjßvagad ib aaßßa*_Basjßr iix, wiU be rsisiled very easae.

c.l vj ftirmaaaaoy aaw mdhJaWa UJMd. any amount el LATBB. te wases. weBBBI aasi tas» Btieniiot, of plastsrers ase' *__sf2SlfL9 wm mv

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. I

, j-u iaaaarj * -Ta**> Overtaad Can- j

-■ '_ '~'. thai the RBBsiaa corvettes

g-h i . f David O. Blackiaton, |

■ , "_ ' , '"' '■' '; orl- asrta/e : spaa |

tIISSOLTJTIONS^ctc.

* art ncr ia winding up the 0 SolT

its"eor'-ern. snd hopes, by strict attention to

tpevctfiilly lavite the atteatioß of ray Jf'eadssßd

h -_ TU By OOKHEN HtT't'Rß fei Bale MAIStSIk. A PLEASANT-;'.

and on the lowest terms. J

m^oiit^ OITICI R. A D. 8. aVCO.,I December 19. ISSJ*. <

-"^•^JJo'wrWcKENBROUGH. de »-tS TIBBjBBHBf.

FAMILY FLOLR--0f superior quality, for

in WCUIR A 00 11/rAt'REREL.-TS k'ts Extra 140 1; 30 bbls

ja4-6t WM. 0. COLynTT A 00. Q

| ZjT CRAWrORD'S SALOON.

I Fs SAJLK *Jt lt4.At.Ka.tdt l ..'* j

JMAS3IK A PLEAHANTJI.^

AUCTXOIT SALES. I

for well endorsed nei.otii.bla notes j

BS A L E OF 'trnmO

j ATjcnoM mAum. t ' 1 Br Chas. T. Werthaaa k Co., AanrTs.

1 -vOft »A<a FRiMiTiiio < offee AT

1} OBINSON k ROBERT*-- _"" __ ... It coR.OFCAMVANDIBtbSTS,,

QHAATBAF JIJpyED FOE«K»M

families. A c ia want will^_*a*«wLiMs« nam. a»

pis at |ao*aV-tsT B. B. CoOT»f*JE|l*_iW. 1 AIMS.

them at ths lew pnee of Mjwr*^__'M| ,__-__,

de I* -las jv wawk. wlbbbbbb.

AXDJAafAK* 4 Rl^.-AJewjallßßißsCvery

aii". f *ak Ale •»ssateJi^B- a -* (k •

Brandy; aj» l*ses>esß liereaa* tSaasßgJl

Swptol ftygttfr

FHHIAY MOBNINO .IAN. «, U». \ Correspondence ofthe Riehmoad Dispatch. The Infirmary oj the Uaivtttttu—lt* Cnutxmnm**** pmnt Cemtorlf. t Kic«Moxn..Li"-H X^'AK

At tiie present day, wheri ercryitiing in the | atinrteof Tmt»r.»vement In s .itth.-n, inatnifac ' tores and in-titiuiviusfor In i

this lustitntioti, some y.-.-irs since, many per- : ooi.s in our own ati.i oilier States have been Inclined to think il an ebjeetton lo leading il.eir s.m» to he «Hlnca:etl there. Phe a hut ij- ! disposed to believe thai typhoid fever exists,…

examined acaseol lanai disease la .\ati«. mond - » one ofthe lower eonnties oi Vlrgißla—aad was informed hj theeldesi physicina la the county, •• that typhoid lever had been increas tug in frequency ior live or sixyeara." Witliia the \y.'-;…

IMcars. front adiffereai section ol the v.. • of our S:a'-\ uul on asking the tjuesii in. ;io 10 ttie ui.i.i prevalent dssease ol bia netghhor hood, tke reply eras, typnold fever. On tbe cars to the tni v er-tty, 1 Met tin old « dlege acq ti…

pleasure excursion at the North, ll'-liiul been treatod at the Si. Ksratolaa llotel, N. Y. Thi writ* r lias wen tin- disease, yearly, tor the pas 1 six vein ■ in Kicbirioinl .'iint it.. \ icinity.

Pinch Incoßvenience waa lelt In treatingthis or any 0.b.-r 't.-.-a.-e requiriug care and atten tion, arising from ths aiaa and situation ol the rooms, aad a very important ;u.u essentisl item .11 itn-iriiii.t|-''iiieiit ..1 the ioag protracted…

writer lutn-clt has exiiexieaced the incoieni em;..' of sick in such * room. These went* ha>c beea espplted by the erection ol a brick hanUshag,conssiatnglonrteen chao-bers, besides parlor, bath, dispensary, ami other ne cessary reoaha for…

ventniK BsTsmoness. easily retaiaiug the heat; and you are struck witti thi*- trrisaediaiely af t

t(e escape of hea'ed or impure alrj while im mediately l":.ieatli the!*.; are email openings for ti.e aiimi-.-.!• vi of cool air. ih" windows are nimieroiu', aad v."ll protected by blindaa The chamber* axe H feel pitch, fifteen to sixteen fee*)…

some iion bads leads of construction. Kacti bedstead is supplied with nnder-hed, hair mattress, aarßti.ctee.il linen, and inviting ly convenient to Ihe head of each bod kaata a'ts.-ii pull ior the patient's use. The wash,, steads are also ot…

may require, temperature hot or cold, aad a; foril no depot for the rcceptionor retention of the efnuvia of toe sick-room. The presiding genius of iheretahliahmriif thennnte in one admirably adapted, by previous training; 10 ihe rsssponsibte…

room as tie was then looking at, vv.tli her for bis nurse. Kacli student, on matriculating, pays ahosptaal lee of five dollars, aad when sick at the hospital, the nurse prepares his diet and attends him constantly. The writer. having at sundry…

nut ami skill in tin- treatment of disease, that he would be satisfied under any c ire urns Lances, uuder any diseases incident to that section ,-t einiiitiv. to entrust himself to their cars.— J.t«tly, while rapid progress lias beea made in…

pital there was a Hibie, and in the parlor a small case of ,;00.l books, v. iih haudli attach ed, so us to be easily carried from the room of 010 convalescent to that of another. How pe culiarly appropriate is this library, with the Bibie as…

sitive to relliiioiis truth. The general health at the Uolversity has been good daring the present sessioa, and the hospital contained only cnic patieui. This patient bad beeu Ix ceeduinly ill. and one ol Hie Uleiiiciil attend ants ban occupied…

Oel: 11.tr vol- ffasßniOTOß; lit. iae.—lnstead ol being a "defect," the celibacy oi Irving was ins crown oi glory. Tuose who have studied his writings most have been struck with tin remarkable transition from humor to pathos, from the broadest…

soullul ior such an interpretation. It had its origiu in one of those disappointments of tbe lit-nrt which color aft the subsequent iifeol n true man. Wo trust that now there teao want of delicacy in iillioinip to Ihe met that the sub ject…

sacred sorrow tlui? engendered is to beaecribed much ib.r. is toaohiag ami true in the seati mem of Irviiifr's writings ; to hi 6 texlty to this alleclioii, iv 110 small uejrr.-i , is owing ihe con tinued sensibility which kept hi;, heart to…

Nor is this all. Time may have heated the wound and reconciled the bereft to another re lation; but tbero intervened a period of dis aster which drove Ins eldest broiin-r 10 1 a; k ruptey. Kor sake ami that of his fitmily of Washington Irving…

No one familiar with Mr. Irving associated the idea of celibacy with him ■ lie waa always la a domestic atmosphere; his nieces were hie daughters: his lair neigh bora his favorite com iiaumns: children ihe delight oi his heart.— with each free…

one oi tbe most beeu Ufa 1 aspects ol his lite, as well as one of the most honorable, la that se ie* eda» exceptional, after the flippant habit Ot those win. tgtiuia.i;»;, coudeliia What ihey have neither the justice 'oexamine nor there. fJiiemeiit…

Aiivua FKoit a Slavk.— A slave named lireeli Was hung ill Si. Joseph, AIo., oil Hie >d Inst., lor the luurder of lus masu-i, ff yf Wright. He was a fellow-prisoner with the notorious Hoy, and the day before the execu tion he in vie .1 confession…

the! he was told to do so by white people.— lie also s.-inl; "11 1 had never list.ned io the advice of bad white men, 1 weald sot uw be confined iv tlu.a jail. 1 would like tosaya word to my Muck friends, aud it is ibis ; 1 hart n good home,…

adviso all who have good masters and mis. U esses, and even 111 coo who may have bid ones, never to lisien to any advice men ma-, give them advising them to 1 aa Os>. or to do any injury to the property ot their masters or mi»tre*ses. I took…

Jobs lit li. aj»d Uuouiku Jonathan.— An iaterestiugarticte la Blaekwsmeloa the tight at ihe feibo, has the following paeeage: An American boat vi«iiei out of the host, After some delay, they were found, looking very hot. amoke-ievrnned, and…

heeodoiugf" "H.(.a, neurdon," said Ihe gallant fellows, luokiiiK very btshfni, "ihny were wry t shot t-banded at the lj.iw.gun, Mr, and so we I I ail"4. them a help for fellowship sake;" tiie*. : irnd beea hard at it for an boot, 'ialt'tiu…

COMMKHCTAL. It W time tad Markets, Jan. ... I ATpt.F.S.- Northern *il.Wßs*f' lib!., accord ins toaaalitv. Athamarte ptpvint ti *».**.*>» u> bhl. MACON, quote Sides l«! t .ts.; Sboulde x »-. ct».; H'vms il,-..) i.v cisnti*. as in quiu*. Market…

I BL'CKETS, Ae.-I'siated Buckets fIA7X«93 1 -IP doxen; three hoop Painted Paits •}2.i»«2.a0 ••_' doxsn;hesvi Cedar Tblsi. eeat, gx-teee aj* nest; h- ,* * oeihr Peed Rackets 96A0 v* dosea. Jti'l'TKH Wo gnotn tyrH BBitrttT at frtrtfr: i iiilrri'ir…

them H ndale al - 1.70 a USO. j COFFEE. - w-.;iioti' Rio ISOIAe.; I.afnnvriit', • eta.; Java Idateiseu.; Mocha tects. I COAL.- White and Red A h Anthracite Coal, for i grates, >»■*" :■• earl load of 26 I uahels; t«M fr '■"" i 1,1 -j onn ae.;…

■fr i..- i ~t aj oiisnels; Hail 9«A*. Smiths' Coal l-'.i t Uc. per bushel. CORN We soots Corn st Taarevete. There 1 i notion .• doing, and thia qu >tatroe ia nominal. ! IXUIN MEAL. --11.111 %y bushel, transactions IB M a mostly in the retail…

.'. 22 ct .Vrapping Twine 22 ets. Im XI) FRUlT.—Apples il.tt. I St. FEATHER.-" rjto Utaii in demand. We quota it ■ ,-ts. per Ih. . i KRTILIZERS.- Demand light. Wee.aptePa rol .1 tgbd; Ruflin'a Phospho |*eraviao 'Guano 4>jopert»n; AA Mexican…

1t..1;.,.,•.■''.■■ Automated Supei Phosphate Lime get) per ton; Robinson's Manipulated Gnauo $90 fr FISH. Nova Scotia Cut Herriofi fids*., Ne North Carolina ia market. Mackerel, No. 3. vi m, 91Q&-, ama.il do j.7 ■■"■ !■ LAXSEED- 81.20j 1.4*1…

I I "l '' BA KREI ■ Wets. i 1,1': rs. ' 'i: ix • -.- 11 11 ana. ._: to tW#» box; Sicily, none. Le> a- t/8.00 li' la>x. Raisins- Buuch, in boxes, ■*'- ':> ■ ••-•': Lav r j*}**.o**< ■_>-'-''■ Figs in 20 eta }*> it>. Pauses— tt to Wets. AY H>.…

GRASS SEEDS We quote Clover Seei •. 15.75; 8; Tii ''ii. $2.23-t2.50 :e bushel. Orchard '.Iras., d i.'.v •• I JO. as in quantity. N- nuinal—-notlemi nd. lil'Nl'" iV UER Uupont'a and Hazard's Sport in: ~."'.r.",; Blasting $3.76; Eagle Canister…

ket H.'Or POLES- Flour hbl. $7Mai per :,'«»i; bhd. '~ m AND NAILS.—Fix iron $28r>$4, aa in Qiialtt) and quanl t* : Swedes §100 . 110 per ton; :.:■. lish Refined *7S; Tredc ;ar *86; Common Ens ...i ;'ii',; American country, none. CatNuls*Bfca

LARD*.- Prime Lard in bbls. kegs I2J • iv.i paih refined i aid lie. l.ilA 11. -We ii note CM.'.; eta. !?»' Ih (or pig; bar LPATHER.- We euote cood stamp, middle wci. his 22 -i.'. '' lb; overweiKhts 2.J« 21c; light 21 - _'|.-.- . ..I dmi■ "t…

ness JO. 33c.; Skirting, in the rough, 30_t32c; finish ed, :■■' ■'.-'•• Mai kel st ladt. ..i.'.i'l. —Lasi sales jOeasc. from wharf. From store, as quote Northern eicl.Ut; Virginia 90a,at 81, LIQUORS.—Bs mm : (hard. Dupny & Co., r-'.rr 5.0U…

Northern do-. '.■', tJScts.; imitation, i;,-, 4" ~, cts. -1., 1: New ilii land.6o r&Scts.for mixed;63i» |~r pore. l '.a lt: 2'i".--l-'.'>n.' l.i. Floor in •"-.),, l'.i. lace measure; Meantime *ii,. l.s lor lieai "andsup; all hearl tslritfiTJ,…

Ktii s, hea I .-.1111 sap, iJ 1 ,1 13c each ; nil i hearl 18 25e. Shingles Bf**6 i- : '■ ■ Weather j ii. ..-> :-,iiii ;.- ;.; r 16. Inch Oak Plank •-;",■..'. Ilut -1 ton wood '.. li *j'2sw 30. lnchCherr> - '■:.".; v Pop lar -it 25 fr M. Dressed…

02.26 to r--'.' h' M for sawed, on the whart. M >L ASSES. N< w Orlea ns42«r46cts.; Cuba Mas eoviido. in bt4s., 32 lo.t.' 1 , --th.; Cla.vcil Cuba 23 to 2d0.; I'op.o Rion 38«42 c< nts. ii.-. PS.- Stoak li. in. We quote Mte Be. per ! -us. OFFAL.-…

Silver-sl ai : -'.. PEAS.- Black areselling tit f2_t2_Js ay l.;.sr. POTATOES.—SaIes only i>v retail, mostly ol neighborhood raising. ROSIN.—*3 i7o 1.76 b' till. X * E.—We quote 70-876 cent:- fr bushel. 1 ICE—4KeSc SALT.—None tn first hands.…

drop anil laiek. STARCH- Corn 6 ti6>«: Pear] 7 rBHc. STAVES •i.o"d oak. for Hour barrels,we quote a 1 $7ii7Jso per thousand i"i green; .jriMja i..,r sei n id Ma.'ii.uc out %T ti i. St iA'.'; -New Orleans, none in first bands; 1,,., g i l nts;…

hi*. TAR.—«2J» l" btil. TEA: mpcrial md Gunpowder *>6e.*eslJo. ';'. BA ICO.—Nothing rioini in old fobneco worth Bieuttoning. V* hat :''' ; c.s offered is o inferior ■!,: iy. We quote inferioi at 91 5, good and io.c •*; :•:•••• i- iiiferior…

I-. is .., ■ inferior—thin leaf and very dirty. I'riccs ran c ! bin t?2*do'-i »7i*. Some fine parcels at i'l. WHEAT . ..-• qiiotationa renntn as last week. Red WI it S) :■' to 1.20; Whil •■ SI 30to 91.A0, and .-;l ~, loi ,\n 1 prim • white.…

'.' HIS KEY—Richmond Rectified F. Si ims ,t Co.'a Matted Rye Whiskey, new, 91; old 3? 1.60. WINES.—Port, Burgundj >ii2re)fr z--K*.-- Port Juice 92J0.< 4- Madkira, Sicily ISc.aSI 76; Old ','. iih-ir-i c1t.ii0.,4. Slllißßy, it : iii.v tin, I'll!…

third le s. Fleece at i 1 luahtt. CATTLE, HOUSAND SHEEP. i! I'i-'. K. -1,".', cut .sales at $275a>*M.2S per cut., net.t.' Some lev/extra fine brought higher rates.— The in ai ket i« dull. SHEI P.- SJJOIo ..'t.. r .ii !'..r ordinarj per head,…

a.s. oastwi ie treighta; New > ork. Boston. Philad'a. C ml. f tea. il-68 $1.75 $1.25 Flour, fr bi'l ■ -•"' .:•-"-• '-'i' Ti banco 4k bhd lav 3.6u ZM Do. IF box -11 28 2.1 Coal to Baltimore 3 cts. fr bushel; Flour eta, IK Lb!. MONEY MATTERS—EXCHANGE.…

!,.;• Valley, as are not taken b) lbs Banks, are at a diacounl of ii fr '.:"n*. Tbe Qoteaol the Pi ma Alleghanj cent, discount. Bank of Kanawha, no sale. North and South Carolina Bank Notes * v a*k_w l> cent, discount. The notes of the Banx…

By lows A. Lascastxb A Box, for tk* W'ck md iiri lan. 5, 1860. Virginia 8 per cent. Registered Bonds, sales $92 and int. Richmond City Bonds, sales tMaad tat. . Petersburg City Bonds, last sales $34 and int. L) nchburg City Points, last s ilcs…

Bank ofthe Commonwealth Stock, no sales s.ncc dividend. Rioluuoud and Panville R. R. Bonds, 9baraateed a* State of Va., last sale - •-■''. and inf. Virginia Central K. It. Bonds, guaranteed by State of \ .... lasi sales $98 and int. City of…

Virginia Fire and .Marine lasaranoa Stock, sales $32 Merchants' Insurance Stock, last sales $.*J, l a— >■:'& ottered. Virginia Central R. K. Ist Mortgaas Bonds, last sales $SB and int. V'.riinia • *." 111r.-l IR. K. 2d MorbgaCß Bonds. last…

Virginia and Teaneasee tt. R. 3rd Mortcace Bonds, test saloa S79Jb ;.nd int. Orange and Alsxsndria H. if. C per cent. Bonds, hart Bates $rs\> Oranire and Alexandria R. R. 8 per cent. Bonds. last sales $90 and int. Mbobbbbb i.ap K. K. ti per…

Riobmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Btoek, Bales *70. Virxinia Central Railroad j ; t.n-k. sales .*so. Ricßmond and Pstetaibarg Bnilroad ttssk. nosales since 111 - id' Mid. Ricniiioiid and Daavilla Railroad Stock, la*t sales $ii 6.…

Kouuils t'rom \ x t4'» inches; Bauarea from '~ t«> atbi iialies; Flats from \ to v» to fixl and 12x'j inches; Ovals from Sto l iaehj Uati'Ovals from.it to lineh; llrtlf Rounds from Xte 1 i.ich; rferssßaos from W lo lx', inch; Norway Rail Rials,…

HOW IrkiK I I'OW OIIK : I iiou'ke, nDa Pesit'B • Sportinir and Bltwtin;{ Powder, of every kind, m kegs, .uartet kogs nmi caaiaters. for silc by ife2-d*;«!w2ifl KDWiN WORTHAM A CO.

LAW A-ND MEDICAL CARDS. I ■tr-r-j, 1»R. W.M. If. PHILLIPS continues i#«C!si to olfer hia services in the varioiia braachea of his profession, lo the citizens of Snl nev :.n

W,ll pmettee in the Courts of the City of Rich- Binnd. s-nrt of the cowßties of Henrico and Louisa. BTtv, (-'tfic- wiih Wm, H. L. i.v.l. Ls-J., oaftb St., I«etween Grace and Broad. d»6--Im' LstK A PLEASANTS, ATTOR IVS NEYS AT LAW, Practice…

»,.'*. 1 llsof Sale, fte., to be used or recorded ■'; t',e sever 1 States hi..l Territories oi "10 Union. Giles on llth st..Sd door f-otti Main. mli II- U i- "■£•» V AKKH I'UINIIEXTER, ATTOR KS NEY AT LAW, RICHMOND, VA.,will prnnt:cc.,. ;lie…

(*.\K P.—Theßnfaseriher takes this method of ib -' form ins his in. cts and tiie pablie th it lie hii-i r. lil ished iimselfasaW ERCHANDIZE BROKER AND GENEHAL COMMISSION MERCHANT. He will attend to the purchase and sale of Mer chandise generally;…

experience he hope* te meet with 1 liberal share oi public patroii.-ire. He refers, hy permission, to Lewis Wksb, E ■•;.. I Messrs. Duxlop, Monet as .V Co.. I Riohmo'd,

EOMOM), I>•,'.'.. \ !'i ;:t A: Do.,j Va. " Bai .*:. k !'.-,-.- i j . 1.1., " Uryant.T:\--.5.-, v. Btot.*a*Bs,l »___,___.__, *• Twsxse k Co., Philadelphia. Thomas Monahan. Ese., New Vnrk. WM. 8. ROYBTER, Office cor. ot Carj and Va.streei 1,…

KdU'iH D IKIl*. M inula- Hirer's Aaent loi v.' the sale ol lux,US. SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, 4t. a terse assortment constant '> on hand. Orders, hv mairorotherwise,promp li ittended to. No, 13, Governor street, Richmond, Vs. iToung'soelebrsted…

MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. 9TH STREET, RICHMOND VA., MONUMENTS, TOM BS, V. EA D PIECES, MANTLES, FONTS, Xc. M_ First Premiums awarded bj the V:nriraaA?- r ri ultnraJ Bocietj sad Mechanics Institute. ]\ HAGERTY, BRASS AND BELL FOUN *J* DER, h.th.…

.ii. other establishment South ol Baltimore. Also, GARRETT'S PATENT ANTI-FRICTION AND MABBIT'S METAL, for sale at reduced pr.a-'s. N. B.—Highest CASH PRICES paid tor OLD '.'. ETALS and taken in exchange for new. iy 8_ «sa „

fOMN "i. (iORDON Be SON, •' UTU Si BEET, KEAB THE ExCHaSGE HOTEL, Oiler For sale a large and full assortment ol IRON, comprisinx Swede's. American 11-ui'inereil. I'i-iu Hammered. Em lish ai d En ;lish Refined, English, American, Russia and…

usual!] solit in tins market. api—ts l.tVlSa** tl. IJiiOW.NK'S ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS, 9»h Btreet, next to die Mechanics' institute. RON K/' i LINGS, V X R A N DAII s. BALCO- NibS. CHAIRS. SETTEES, fee; also, Grai ng. Vault and Cellar DOORS,…

POTTS, FAIiIMV &• CO., ii KOCERS, t OMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, Nearl) opposite tbe Columbian Hotel, Cary st., Richmond, Va. Spe-in' attention iciven to the sale of TOBACCO, WHEAT, and all kinds ol PRODUCE, and liberal tdvanoei mad…

RN^Pi ; i'K-'^KV.(''^'-'nVtcr,l, U r K . HENRY S. WILLIAMS,Late of Norfolk. JAS. •'. M.MiSiJALt.. Late "1 Peti 1 '•'.■■ . \t'*-l. SATTLEk a: ( 0., I '■ I'.teoHTKi;- ' Mi DEALERS !>' OILS. PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WINDOW GLASS. BRI BBLEB.—We received…

r>RII>OFORD ar CO., General Commission and 1 Forwarding Merchants, on the Do< k. Richmond, Va, D. B. BRI DGFOR \), i BANKLIN MA7 I'tiKWS, N. TINSL.EY PATE. Ii AN PIZZINI, • WHOLESALE DEALER I** FOii EIGN FR 'CITS. AND REFINED CANDY MANUFACTURER,…

cheap store of JUAN rLJZINI.'ia Ma,:,'. \ LEXANIIEH NOTT, A AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION ;-,';..'.',■ HAN T, Will attend re ularly to the sales of HORSES, MULES, WAGONS, &c, at the Horse Lot, every BATURDA"i MORNING, al Wo'clock, Stock intended…

Uooo. EOfiy a- ro.'s SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES, GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE *100,0tMl 1 NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS. Tl! E !'. X T li AORDINARY DRAWINGS of Wood. Edds A. C.k's Single Number Loterieswill tai...' place in public, under tbe superinten…

Clats No tin " " Fehruary i->lll. )h*j. EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING, To take place ~1 above specified. 1 GB AN |) CAFIT VL PRIZE OF 9100000! ; l i'nze ol ®50,000 1 Priae of. ijs.isio ' 1 " oi 30,MMJ 1 of •• .'...i l " of 1600(1 30 Prizes ol 2,000…

1 " of ent' isa " of . ... 300 ' AFPROXI VIA! ION !'!

prize are . .1 Urn* .a 000 priaes ol 20 are 100,000 5.620 prizes ait.onn tin-' to 000 Whole Tickets S)S0; Halves -510, Oaartera c 5; Eighths $2.60. THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS of-Wood. Ed il* .'; Co.'s Lotteries will t.i»e pises at Augusta, ii'-or.ria,…

Cla.ss 67 " " 2a.,i, 1500. ORDINARY DRAWING, To take t lace as irfnive upeciited, I GRANT) CAPITAL PRIZE OF 150,000 1 ■• " jaorooi 1 Prize of >i.;-..«i 1 " " iii,i»ju 60 Prises of. ;h«i ) " " 5,0001 100 •■ •• «30 1 " " 1-IKMI 1 100 " ".. ..…

4 i-nzesot §400 Approxiniatins to .*-s

5,000 prizes ol BjBI are , tjIOO.UOO 6.4*1 prizes, amount tne to 9330.000 Whole Tickets BW; Halves IM' Ouarters &■£ so. ' WOOD, EtiDY if Cth'S GRAND EXTRORDINAB V DKAWINiiS, OS TBS i'.iiiit: Mvtr-KR l'L.v^, CAPITAL PRIZE tfj_. • 1« a . (1 0B…

mouev to oar address ior what you wish to pur chase; name the Lottery in which yon wish it ib vsstcd, and whether you wish Wholes, llaives, ' Quarters or Eighths, oa receipt of winch wa scad wh.it is ordered, hy Itjl mail, together with the…

plain, ani! i-ive the name of their Post-OiTico, Comi t) ..ml Suite. . J All communications strictly confidential. , Bjju All Prizes of 91,000 and itriucr. pant inune- ! after tne drawing—' other Prizes al the usual time of forty riaya ' Oiiicri.…

H_, A hat 01" the tiuiiiier.i that are diawn from the wheel, will, the amount of tne Prise thai each I one is entitled to, will tie published after every drawinj ia the fonowttaa papsrat—lntrh (Geo.) 1 i Constittitio,na!nt, Mobfls ({Mister.…

ONLY AIM EVISI.'M „ ■ ii,-', I men, van m. 7S ! cenf. tit JRCOI » : \Y. J i;, M-or. «t, t

NEOKO IIIKI NO FOR 1 **> »«> • - The sutieonliera asain offer their services to their Inends.itid the aeMisaa

AJJENTS FOR HIHING OUT NEGROES. An experienc of six years enahlna va to promise the l**t prices rind (oed homes for all negroes en trunted to our care. ■ ~»hm We also attend to theaaie of all kinds of C.OI i>- TKV PRODUCE, and respectfully…

ninim HILL attends to the sale si COKN, WHEAT. TOBACCO, Ac. snd cob tinneste rIIREOU'J NEGROES, ie hi- d**ewlrn

ROBERT B. LYNE. . The sahacriber reßpectfsUj otlera lua services aeain to Ins friends and puhitc seaerelly, aa an AGENT i". tbe City ol Richmond to hire out ne urop,.. He has had aa experience of Bssrs than v ysars tn Nezrobirian,dnrmx thatperiodh-wasr…

[ioßtoallol bis patroaa. No effort willbesearsd in fatore to advance the ißtersst and secute the approval of all wbomai patninixe him.

He Ins practic-d medicine tor twenti years, sad though be h is rstired from the active duties o! his profession, yet he will prescribe, witsont char.:e in all simple cases, so as to avoid medical bills v far as possible; much has beoß saved…

Persons intendinx to send Nsxroes to mm wil ple-se no-ilv him of smii lateatjoa. tind fcm\ then BBftroes to his office hy thei-t. "I Janmary. He baa marie ample arrangements to have them wslleared tor till hired out. X". B. l.'i tth, i, 1..…

Kx. Saw. .!. M. Gre .or*, CI. Oeo. Ri -hereon. Judge Va. W. Crump, Ju.li.eJ. B. Ctepton, Mephen Hunter, . .'"'»■ tCitp. I o,an Wa'lcr. Elder Jas. W . BeC W. W. Wookdridxe, Oroafe.

tiirhmnnd. A. N. Ifernard, Hon. D. C. Dejarnette, Elder Goo. W. Eve. Oeo Fitxhngh, K.sq., Fredericksburg. dr. rrgur.it, Elder 11. L Cotemsn, Cnroi'ne. Albetnmrlt. Masooe Garnett, Dr. t/cssner Qarrisoa, X M.Ware, Charlottesville. |ir. B. Roy,…

il. A. J. CLOPTON, G E N 1' R A I AGENT AND C 0 L I. X CTO R , On • .■- cox ara w.'.lt. Avi'l'KAWt.iv Sts., •Opposit, Dickinson, Hill ty C 0.,) RICHMOND, * A.

The snliscnber begs to return his Bekaowledx tnents to ins friends and patrons for tnetr favor* dnrin tbe past year, and would inform them that he Btill continues the business of HIRING OUT NEGROES. RENTING OUT 11OU8E8. COL LECTING CLAIMS,…

Parties in the eountrv who may entrust tbe hi ring of tneir negroes to him, man rest, assured ol every .attention lemn paid to retting them r.oiie o*i;-'r lr.it Rood homes and the best prices, snd is the event of sickness, the best medical…

■EX. Ne !'■■■< for lure the com ag -ear had better be .- ml in to me as early aftei Christmas as possi- Ts those sts distance to whom f aaa porsonall) unknown, i beg to refei to tne following persons :

Richmond. Essex County, Dickinson, Hill S Co. N. J. B. Whitlock, Aim* k Queen County. Or. E. L. Wn-ht, Dr. Thomas Lat me, Dr. Jus. H. Latene, It. ii. Fasntleroy. Ed. F. Noel. i;'. utmoreland County. Dr. Bey. D. Rejr. Dr. F. D. Wheelwright,…

Carolint County. Wm. C. tetass, Rol>t. Hu.Uin, Dr. John Lewis. Dr. Jno U.Butler, Gloucester County. L. tl. K.-,ap. Dr. T. 'J. Clopton. _ .!•■ 9- .-*> itAdAcwlm

1860. SKGl \%V^ me ' 1S(50. COC X I. k C LOS E. / V'-'t ' :.'.(/•.• AND COLLECTING AGENTS,

Will .ive their especial attention to HIRI.Ni. OUT Si RVANTS, COLLECTING RENTS, and tberoilectim; and adjustment of iia::;is generally. Office ob 14th Btreet, in basement oi Exchange Hotel Building Richmond. Va. delO—tit

tVTKGRO HIRING. The Bubscnher aaani of -1 « fera his services to !o< friends and the public for HIRING 01 i NEGROES lor the ensuine voir. Re pledges himaell to m-e his best exertions to promote tho interests of those who ma.) favor him witn…

ii, hopes, from long cxi irience,tobe able to give sai faction. Office at the old .stand of Dabney k Caatborn, corner of Main and 15th streets, opposite the St. Chi ries Hotel. EDWARD N. DABNEY. _ de 17- dlisAowll

GEN E RAL AI = X.NT A N D COLL ECT< IR. OFFICKCOB .'• KB ill U BT. V V D KM'li VN'i B .■ LI.I .'. [Nt door to Or. C. R. Bricken's Insurant (JttH -, and directly oppt it. toj. v Gordon t) bom's I '...'■, ,- • - '..ri lions-.)

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. The subscriber v-, mid respectful It inform his I ; fnds and tne pub ie uenerall) iha, he will con tinue .'' the ■■ line lineol himiiteß* thee itcu .. . * ear, via: HIRIN OfT and SKI LING SKRV VN i>. RENTING OU I' .iii.…

ral A eat. Thankful for past tavoi -. i. 1 reapi .tl il 1. solic :. • eoi t innan ;e ul the same Persona intend ~. to send me their aervants from

the count •*. will please doe irly after Chrii t.Buas '11' ■in ■ ■•■ r 1 ' .'.ni homes an 1 good irii - . .•. -" ired. .is I. 3s MEDICINES.

DH. HVOFLANID S GERMAN HI i i ERS »;*d

DR. BOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL, The great standard medic inn ef Ihe present ate, have arji.f.'tj their gri it popularity only through years of trial. Unboundedsatisfactt nis ~ ' / r a rh-.'ri in all cms**, mmi the peaplt ha ■ pronounced C.…

THE KIDNE ■>. and alldistmst! arisint 'ew a isord red li/etr or li--. B .1 of thi "I . .'a ' • I l*t'*«

CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION! A feji dost* wilt also ;.: enct check and cur* th* most severi DIARH '.'.'h. i rrtceeding iron: Govt is thx Bowels. These medicine, f are prepared by Dm. C. M. Jacx -.'-..• Co., No. 418 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.,…

ywhere.at76t tsperl : *. J'i- tignatvri t f C M. Jacksob «"'- be or. th* out ide wrapper of tar.hbottl*. Im tne Almanac rubluhtd annually by thepro frtl tor.* r-i1i.,1 i-lv BTBOtrr's .*:.'-! SAC, POM Wi . ha.* ttstivi mv ■id commendatory n:■:■…

PURCELL,LADD ft CO., Aeer.U ; ie 11—dAc-vi. Rie im ', ,t. '■ a. '3'lttc BEST 4.01 i-lt SVn 1 »' 0* IN J'liK WORLD! The test COUGH BYRI P n the world is HARTSHORNE'S PECTORAL BYRUP OF

WILL CHERRY. Tins ardcie ta pre pared ny a ebeniist, and :k p;o --nounced bt medicn men md those who havewted it, to be the hoi • uic .ration for COUG HS, CoLDS CATARRH, BRONCH IT I .-. ROARSENESai SORE THROAT PROM A COLD, md a preveß tive…

slteys nil irritation of the throat and lunjs, -.:id prevents t'ikins cold. pry Bottles a and SOoenta aad fl is. B.—lf yon are bilious, and bave a bad onld, use HARTSHORNE'B ANTI-BILIOUS i.".i.>. They remove all inle and col.is from the system.—…

A VIRGINIA KKaiHU'..- MRB. DAWB» A COl Gfl RLlXlß.oneofthsliestkaowareine dies for COl Ullti aid COLDS, has iieen in nso in I Richmond and its vicinity for the pasi fifteeti or 1 twenty years, aad htv.- always prmed sffii acious in ' Conirhs…

iwinw Gkei\. Caboi nk. March* ISS«. Mr C. 0. Waltxb—Dear Bir: I take alesenre ir informing you that*' Mrs. Daws' Cough Elixir," I pur*.hashed" of you, baa acted like a charm upon mi little daughter whea Bhe had ti.e Whooping Coui b 1 very Bed.…

VV.t.Bs, I Pastor ol the M.K. Church, South, oa the Caroline Circuit, Va. C.mf. porsaje be Mrs. A. B. Dawa. Fiaher ft Winstoa Millspnueti 4 Johnston, J. W. Garlic*, E. J. Fiijot! ' A. Bosteker and Chas. i>. Vaie, RteJuaont.

RIPXIKIKIRIIDfOK FIVK IHILLARS S —LR. SHERMAN'S great radical Care Truss Baa now tie bad for pnlj five dollars. Every uiedi- j

cal man who has examined 'ins ißatrajßieat, pro ! Bouaees it ssserior to all others. If dfi> ; rei!, vie will cheerfnlll refer to an] "l very numerous ! seraoes wao Save been thyrouihli cured by this

Truss. Per«ftii« n'Mwji»g'ffte»l,^_| ) | Tt) |f| M | t a , )lj T) | 1 cd. should |.rocnre one. they hsins so oarahle.and \ the cheapest in the end. We will send thia Truta to an;. Bart •>! theooentry hy Express or mail. For the Truss, or information…

No. 17 Mam Btreet. P.miiiiioßd. Va. Eersor.s not kaonjins us, eaa send thei. money to any merchart or friend iv thia ony. Tiie Truaa can bo hud also at Messrs. M EA DE k BAKER'S and MJLLSPAUGH k JOHNSTON'B Drasfists. my 9-1 r

vices to the pubitdiii thttrratmßßtoinUssoiel dissases. Twenty years' practice 111 the above J lirancii gives Pr. I. solaini topurdie favor.—Oilioe • vii Erauklm street, near tha j..*.i nan...'. Hotel, and j third house l*elow Trinity Chareh.…

TRACT OF FLoWkILS;" one ofthe very beet] reanvators forweaketied no»- known. >!em 1 cines aont to order. Allcommr Bteauoae hy letter! or otherwise promptlr atwudei to. RioluassHl. Vs ' I

pAPHnr AKTII I.HS.-A very choice Bsaftrt a merit ..i Eaney Drag gists' Arttctes, suitable foi ! presents. eoiDpriaiug hue Hair, Tooth, and Nail Brushes; Tortoise Hhel! ami leery Flat) und Dress tec C.iiitia; Poeket-11.ioka; line Panel Soaps…

-.» j units. Il\< ON BIDE* AMI SIMM 1.. •' , ' ill i!M- New and Old -for utile by

egO/tiP wACTO R V rOH ■ALK OR HKNT.—TheßiioaerilHsrolleraforaaleor reat hiaKOAP FACTORY, on Fairfield atreet, at the headof .Seventeentb. Also. Ins three Soap Feetorjr Hand a for hire one ia a r*nod Soap rind Candle Maker, the other

two are experienced ™'-* Te ffiw*lfW'AbASh N. B—For further particulars, tipplv to LbJT. Mi ADAIM, jas-u Powhafaa Hotel, Richmond. _*». FOR RI-INT-A pleasant RKBIOENCE.

afc« is » w ,, xtonea lu:h. with a BSBSJBBB, well ol wafer on the premises. Kjrdsa. jar*, Vc. To a ~„„! tenum; las rsnt will be only *7*rer»»mh.- Possess -ii Kiven immediately. Jr. ki.i-..***•.•'.. j,, |_t; tsth st.. betweea Wain and Cary.

_t-s I'OK K»• 3 I' -A " oonifortahle ami w-o ar Gi»r.in-ed ito'l-'K DWELLING, containing 7 -Siai m ~n:«. a well of rtcilh-nt v.ater is the yard, on ".Vli street, ne.-ir I'nion Station Churcb. Apiaii ration can be made to tiie owner. .1. il.…

acres of Land, well adapted to WA RDENImJ, and i_ i PKaCH ORCHARD. It has upon its BRICK COTTAGE DWELLING, with Kitchen and Carriage-Honse. Near the hones ia a (nod Spring. can Ie had at once b_r appli cation to Lis*—te] A. DILL.

Sva lia■ l :: lani) roi a\ lHi offer tor sale privately, mv larve ami valuabla

TRACT OF LAND, situated ib Ptttaylvaaia county, al«"itoiie mile and a half from Danville. and !*intt eligibly upon the waters ofSaadj und Pan rivers, BI the intersection of the two. 11 con tains aboat 363 acres, of which 5d acres are cl. ared…

rative. Tbe land is of ths beat qnsliti for raisinx tol .-'.ceo ar.d other products of this section, in .ser.e ral,

1 also offer for aaic that valuable property known aa WILSON'S FERRY, ball a mils above.Daa viite. and noon ths wajton-road from Danville to Henry and western Pittsylvania. In connection with the Ferr>. I wiH sell i small TRaCTOF LAND, containing…

p,-rß.*'',*v wishi ne to purchase any "f this property, will please address me at Danville, va., and ! will take pleasure in showing the proper!'.. or rivuu an* farther information GEO. T^WILSON.

oc 15—ts g**, FOR RENT-A comfortable DWELLING- I :;; HOUSE, with aeceasar) out houses lor the ■aaaceonimodAtion of a family, with eleven or twelve acre.; of land, a portion of which h is been cultivated as a MARKET GARDKN. and in Rood condition,…

;,; HOUSE on 4th atreet, In 'tween Claj and 1.. >-h, - ■■'■> itelj occupied bj .Mr P. T. Hicks,eeetaunina five rooms, lt is is s pleasant nei .htiorhood. aad in tool order. i'o a. .

i\ii _ D sTS., Kt'K SALE.—We are author ized to sell a valuable private nWELLING. situ atedasabove. 'the tol fronts 30 foot by 1*57 feet to an aile* 16 feet wide. The bouse is built of brick, nearly Bcw.ihaving beea built in 1853.) contains…

and cold water. There are two kitchens on tbe lot, each two stories huh, with spacious cellars, thai ■ni Hrdin ! the most ami !e accommodations h-r ser v-iiit.s. Brick stable and carriage house, with large cellar underneath foi fuel There is…

iIH I't'K RENT.-We have for rent three bbssri OWS, trontou immediatetj on tbe Canal, e-rhtj feet lonr and fifti wide, with WATER POWhß—the BUII.DINGbein* ,i tin-most im proved and suliatantial construction, with slate roof, and well suited…

ft' i'Aa.b; RKHIDEN '11. situated ..n I eif h,__P ..1,1. |, tween 2d and .id streets, tn a pleasant — *"* m . . n hood, for rale.

This pro] art j frouts :;o'j feet on Leigh, ran:: in.. bsckUlfe twitb a in fool alley. The inip ove ments consisl oi a Dweliing in good order, cob ta nin 1" rooms, J,!' which ar ej a - .' size; Kitchen with two stories gas in the house, hvdranl…

Any person wishlns a comfortable and well ar raii-ial house ma) find it f thei ml -n-.- . a w> 1 as their taste, to m ike appl cation. Terms accom n.o'i.'.tiu :. For further information applj to

KDW'D D. P.ACHO, de IS—ln 11 street, near Exchanve. a;, ! tit: RENT.—PHOTOGRAPfI and FINE ' fit ART GALLERY over Johnson A Harww.>d, — :: *-N,.. 77 Main street, formerb Whiti uirst's •-■ illcry. \. ith two fine ■■■•■■ -lights, and is ni the…

;;:'-! aur of Mesars. Johnston .v. Urtmsford's -*- J: w",rci'ooms, and fronting in Lombard) Alley.— Rent moderate. Possession itiven immeoi te •. WM. W ILLACESONS.

FOR RENT.-For reat. PROFEHBIONAL '.; :T; ticri'lM or LODGING ROOWS-tbs tn.ni —-a.r,„,i,, over the sntisenbor'sstore. Pbbbbbbjob civen i::," >di .'■ ■• ■ Ippl' to r;,, I ta J LAN PiZZINI. No. M 8 JWaiß at.

-_.». JO!!. REJiT—The opper part ofthe HOUSE Sk, cor tv ■■• "i Vlain und li'ti streets, next te Asm BTSSb. ri l .: i l i - tet. ALSO—The three-story Briefc BUILDLNG on llth. between Main and Carj streets. Apph to " &lARCI ' ; li ! '.• l - >…

.._ KM 11 >S O \ i) PIANO FORTE iv ~-V3 MAM "FACTO FY, AM) GENERA] 111 II »DBFOT OF l-t'li'ii'i.N AND AMERI CAN MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRI'MENTS. I> iklt k RADB. Warerooms 231. h;:.-t"rv atu Broad street, would respeetfuib invite pnMio at tention…

in in- i ■••■ Ive months, and exchanged withia ttie first bix months, il ti.e) !a;i to give entire satisfac lion to tbe purchaser. Particular attention is paid to orders from tke country, and persons may aafe'y rely nsoa the fa ithful execution…

rx__i LIGHTS ft IRAIBURV'S f|.'a''-a-i?_ PIANOS.—*We call Ho* attent!;)-i ol the 111 al f eitiaeas of Richmond and Virniaia. to oar PIANO FORThS. We have placed these ia Btrameats sritb Mr. CARUBI, that their qualities, in ali respects, asj…

LjGHTE -v BRADBURY. __«___-- r HICK ER ING PIANOS to bs had C|-i._.:~3 at .V CARUSrB, Broad .-trcrt. ■M*II ii doer f.oini.th. CHINA. GLASS, &c. lill.ii'dONU STOXLVt,MiII; i'OT

I \Jg Wehavsonhaada)arxssupa>li ofSTONF : WARE, of our own BBsnufaetnre, wniehwewar i rant eaua Ito any Ware made at the North co ist ; iii oi .li BS, JARS. CHI RNS, PITCIIKR.S i BREAD RISERS, MILK PANS, FRUIT JARS. ..

ÜB. TO 1101->KKr.»-.Pi.K.S.-\Ve'|.i a~Ofl i |£__rliauo a vert larze and complete aaaortßieul

CEsfNol' *' HOI.SE FI'HNi.SHING GOODS.' to ; HuV witch vc invite the attention of the public j sad which are are Miliar, at very low prices. We ; mention— Dinner.Tea and Toilet bets, ia treat va ■ nety; Silver pitted Castors, Bsotias, Forks,…

ins Olassss.

|do well to call at G EO. J. SUMN KB ft 00.'.5, UO, Pear! street.

OHIMA-WARE A M> Mill steT-tl k MMI ! ING GOODS.—BCHAAP ft CO.. I MPORTERS 1 AND WHOLESALE AM) X 1-1 TA! L I)K \ I,' H

CORNER Ob BROAD AND THIRDSTREKTSi ' arc reeeivitM bow, direct from ths raaaolaetarers, and from Northern trmi? sales, a moat complete vartetj oi CHINA. GLASS, and EARTHEN MARE; LOOh_INO-GLAS.SE.'?; TABLE '"IT LERY; PLATED, BRITANNIA, AT.BATA,…

OfIHIiOS. prune Bacoa Btasa,stt] nnißd.asa. i iili.fs. pniue Bhouhtersj 5 hhda. prime i limns, new; it) boxes Dried ResfTonKues: 12 hits. t Rump pork ; 'ill} hi.ls. No, I Alewivs*; Usahte. No. 1 Gross Herrin>«: '-1110 bhls. No- 1 Cut Herrings;…

bushels Plasterini Hair; 1 titthbhi antiklaml Lima, ; 1 UK) lui'.-s prime hipi'iu- ll.vv | S ism bushels I', 1111 t BvlvaniarOats; LUDO btuosis Old Corn; Lotai bush j els prune Mercer Potatoes; '.'.tmobnaLels Shi'^tulf; I,l*lo boabela Hroenatntr:…

I I We htwc now on hind alar/c asaortßteat of TRI .NKS...I every desertstion bothaiiiter*ln to, --j ladies, or teottemen, Aunt, VALISKJi, CARPET■ j BAGS. Ac ,to vrliidi ac m,.«i r-ivi'iiuUi p-'l tne I Rtteatioaoi it inwant. as tn>>> will le…

MOVHAV. l"--mler I" JHOO. the regular Passenger Tra n will jsaes Risk ntoml daily lesre,.! Surdaya.) at Vi A. M. Will leave White House daily (except Siirdat'a,) at .: The Acooniinodation Tram will leave White

JIioacTEESfiAVS and SA'M'R DAY H at 8 A. M.. tebmond, TEFSDAVS mil SATI.RDAVS at 1 I*. M.

I'-iaaenuers for Norfolk and River Landtnra leave Richmond I'lieirtiiva, Tharsdays and Saturdays, at f__ A. V., Connecting w th stejuneriturtia leek. Ca.pt Thos. iM. rhnithrate. Returning, the t.iirti« )'

r*sssettsers for Kiaa aad 'meen Court House, Trliiium. Northern Neck and Baltimore, lev.c Richmond Tuesdaysand Fridaya. at CH A. N.

Passengers for King William Coart House and walkertoa. tears Richmond Mondays mo Tatars days, at it 1 , A. M. Retaraiag, have wasaertee same days at 2\ P. M. Through tr.-uht. forwarded e.ther way daily - Way freight forwarded either waj Tuesdaysaßd…

AFT FIR FRIDAY. Dec. S3, XASA, vat.l TUESDAY. Jaa. 3. 1000. The down freight Depot will be etesed after SATURDAY, l»sc 21 KVJ. until WEDNEB HAY. Jan. t. 1000. Therefore, there will M no freights received at, or delivered iroiu, tiie Drpo' between…

LkM ' It Ail'K" A D FOR THE SSr-trr- *ser?NORTH AND WEST-Twice iliilv. (Sunday nights excepted.) via: smb. A. at.,

Pssseaxors by the 7. P. M.. Traia go Uirjrai h to Alexaadrta withontenanging cars. The Cars are furnished with tbe most Improved NIGH r P t- A [8. Throngh Tickets can be procured at the ticket otntm. _ . To Alexandra. To'..ttcinnati, Washington,…

hjrt and alter FRIDAY, the SBth St.-i? —*»»'.. Trains on Una road wtil leavess follows.

i.kwk sicnMOSTJ roa rarnsaeao Express, daily, axeeet Sondays. al t..'Jti A. M Accommodation, daily, except Sundays, ~,. 000 a.m. Maii.ds.Uyat iaaP.M.

I.XV.X RKTKBSBI Bfl FOR UtitllS'iM'. Express, daily at J. 15 A. M Accoitiniodaiiou. daily, except Sandaya, ot Ml A. \l. Mail, daily, except Sundays, at set) P.M.

Passengers for Clover ili'l will tike the J- xi>r»-s.a Tram ot, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS or BAT IK DAYS. " T. 11. WYNNE. n ,21-ts Buponsteadsat. . OFFICE R. A. P. It. H..1 R: liMoan, Oct. 27. v. ,-— 1.K1.A1 WUTIIHIISf.

-ssren.tf. trrnnnciuent.the Richmond and Dion ills. South t-'ide, Yir-ini.-i and Team saee. Fust Tennessee arid Ylrunia, East Tennessee sad Georgia, and Memphis and Charleston Railroads have entered into aa agreement to pass Negro Children…

♦--—_- . K»st NORFOLK, Oi.H ei'ti *-. I'OI NT A NT) 11 A V I'TO.V.-1 er *itr-5?-c* .—«*-^ M ,„. sl , lt ,>,„!,,., to visit either 01 all ol tio above-mentioned places, -vvlli tind the ti., ,-t direct, expeditious and comfortable route via the…

Do. seeped an i.'Ot These tares embrace the Steamboat charge Iron, Norfolk to Old Point, and the) cover ail expense attending the transfer ol Passoß irs and betwssn depute in Petersburg and from tne 'Cars upon tbe Steamer at Norfolk.

Al Norfolk, ths oms soanect direotlj with a Staauier, which has been engaged to run in cos .. sti ■;, v itli tbe Norfolk and Peterslmrs Railroad There is no del.. or im-on* enience in tiii-s el Passengers step from thi Card upon thsnSteaniei…

IS M., allowing ample time tor all preliininarv room arrangements i ndaSALT WATER BATH before dinner. 1' Mongers hv this route hive t'ne prr.'ileer t-.r re maiaißg over in Norfolk and going to (>id Point or si.'ii"it m in the -Ctemoon or by…

Passen ers RETURNING from Ok] Point ana Hampton, leave Old Point it fclfi A. M., and li imp :.a i'7:t .A. M., in • tiah ease after the re i•! hroakfast. I reach Ni irfolk al in: leave Norfolk al I I. M.; arrive in Petersburg al 1.-28 sndtn…

Hoal ■ AS. J. i K!l'« -•' pt. VTm. R. WootmoßJ, ti nt Ml RCHANT, ;' ii t. Gko. C. Lai nx.

Boat IllilJ I'OL.Capt. Ca *.-. .1. Jo UN son. Bom '■! i V IA, Ca • ,1m . A. Johxsox. goat KM.a SCOI r,Capt. Wig.Ci Kvaxaan. These iJ...-its are all ol ! Le first class, and con. manded bj careful m .1 experienced Captains, and leave promptlj…

_e**_pg» ARTIFH I m. r«:i;i'll.--'i i,,-i;:eo R«TOjJsri!-isiie and Vulcanite Process.—O. \V. wJ —"JONES, Dextibt, l.avn i therirhl for the abovomodoel making Teeth,and being sattabe-j of ita absolute soperiorit] overall other methods, can woh…

him to insert one or im,r« teeti, without clasp*. Thia method baring been adopted by thoseatiind iag highest ,n the profession, North ..i-.» Month, testimonials wil] 1,.- given and speoimei • exhibited to those wishing to see them, Bets| reeth,…

frfrpa? 81 R6EON DENTIST, —■— L oiftr-e on Main, below Pearl Btreet, t.ext door to P. Horton Ksseh s trimitiing store, and two deors above Messrs, Thos, K. j'iice*ic Ce.'sDry Goods store.

The subscriber bavuii removed to the atKi'.e | house, womd bs pleased to vra those with whom ne has engagements, aad Ins made sxtecaiva prspa rati,.tts to serve the puulie generally. Aliopsrs tions perfontned ir. the n.ost approved and scientist!…

AND PLATED Vv'AHIl.-S. A. MYERS f___ _1 kseps constantly on hand a lane andeoin rW-SW _-1.-te assortiiiciit of the ata.ve named ur tides embracing all tlie latest, si* le.s. vhieh he of fera to his friends and public on tha stoat reaeoa at.l-terms.…

Crsigs, and otner celebrated makers. He siso keeps a large asaortmSßt of rich liamoml Sot Pia aer Hiii.a. Shirt Botloas, iMiuiioii't faster sad ainglsßtone KrtaHtiiin.s. tor gents; idso, o terse assortßoeai sf iiulics' Carbuaote, Oeral, Lava,…

.-'eti,.,"'.i.-'M. Pitehsrs Silt Cellars, t'n,..v.li ( , U m,..t j Holders, Eish Knives rtnd Bcrrv N -,-i ~s ' Aspsragas lotus. Eec Poags. Silver Sp.*ons .and Forks, has Silver plated Knives fte.

Hoping to ( ,ti,T sneh indue.* menm thatt can aot ! f-iit to please iv price anil quality, a cat! m reapeol I lullv Boueited. .--■ a. Mi i't;s. Comer of Mam am! Pearl B$S. lX HAKI-EKS

____. AJ' etssßßß now are in ampense to know *■ | ■_ xs mtek wh. tbe winds from Harper's fairy

BtOW. Some whisper pence, and some allude to war, Which all alike mast esjoalll al.hor. 'I IB said that this a-spcise ,'„«, ujure trade, •o"**oA' l .)„V!, I } ic'iile leel afraid;

4? i l >S?.ff* , ?*-r! d *'" " , ''* ,r charsiß* dear. Mj V. a rCH AND C.OcK WORK mv oastosaan 11 well _r,ow — ro do it well, and at pn-e* really very low ; Audauouid v..v have it WATGIi or CLOCK for me to do, "WKg??. , t i',l,A l '" sr 'C…

lsa«M\ i:tJ - ••'Al'i'l.K k hxtt\ r*/tl. Jb.

ttWh% MA N ri AC T1 • R E RS. t^mWt « bolesale and retail, »_t.-*=^. ..r^.... Nl ' lisweit Maia st * RICHMOND, VltmiNtA.

IB additioni to iiiaiiutecturing the aimve named gooda. wo will make to order, for *-f*,ie orSUles V/"' I -»>»,

stowed on our houaa for the test ef i !.^J.» * and hope to receive a BmtiauMtoa of ' i_ „ SAMEELB, COTTRELL.

rV.-.' . v * t,, .' a °V' ' > Adams A Co.'b Kxsresß.

i?.T'.Mii? X\¥&JaP C(, ««P -wsorimsiit of BOYsV and CHILDREN'S OVKItCOAT.s, »..J would a ute all m want to call at ouce, ac they are really wee, .-md mini sell roadilv. DARRACOIT, HARRIS A CO.. No. HJ Mara street. Successors to Merohuit. Weou,.ar.\…

J_§ " atai" HUH AKI»..-K, h _ ■IBtil*eriler. ar*>_t in* iies s -' !••,*,

MLT.ATTo HOv.\, *»'".'•-. _JI He is rather Bina'! for hißaj. ''"v-i •

JuLkiiM bead lm.ll>, ti.e ~■'■ . * • *row aram on the lower [~,,•,,,*•'-•. ' have henrd that he , „ ' • . im doubt for dißSinae. Il it .ro ,""'.'.

somewhere ilk.ii- R., * the ahrrro reward, if bs is secured il » .' aaaia. In..»>- to]

fChaaterae-dCiianty ~r, ■•",.,, .Hi..; Piest roontb.a NEORo \ t. * | se.f RICHARD J.t.V, • .'

says Ik issometimei i gra Isahoel 6feel B inch >s I age;ei mptexi,.- n Macti. *»,• snd nose, he ■o, _s ia . rested in his posseesina » Irredi'tn. winch a-ere evideatl as lie c»n rend and wr-te. !| ~ ~ N ', way, the owner will com* fi ' . .…

willte nail tear,*.,:,,. , " V\aad some * to iai •, •■. . J\) Who ran nil abort! the 1. .; •• JassUMr. Georee D. H*.».. Whom no was hire,!. He is > ,'_ • lender form, l"W fovebead, Ir ■». snick whoaspoken to, and baa ~ work la a tobacco factory.…

S*B^ B te lea*e tbs i ' this d*> uiitii the tsl ol i . stock of SHOES and B< OTS ■•'".. or ret.aii. al oost, for sash. .« porch ised will sad iM tneir ad I call. 1. . \- : . ~ R chniond. Deo. J. late.

JKM ll>lOM> v|.„, |. (M)| ' SHOES- Forgentlemi ■.. ■.. M> >Vi

iil.sses, c.nillretl Hlll-'T'. 1,1. I would ib form the o tiaer.a ■•: R gars that he is prepared to urn .... ..n.l SHOES, of th- >-; „■. ■,■■.-, ' it as low prices as soeh .■•■:-- ci All he asks is a trial, toastisfi the -~- ■ { ..od artistes…

an* cit* ia the L'nioa, and i . _ wan the Is bob be I ougl .... I respectful > solicited. J

NOTH !•:. i won d iinal I ____,'. mi mi fi ends and !ie • ;, •""•araetariß ■ atlof my DRI is \'i, test style*, st ro* st.ot*. 007 it •■,•■ ■'~.. shall be happy to wait npon all »h, M rue home or Soothera mv . thin* vv ill i* so d , the runted…

Gentlemen a •) imt,.*', •;,.. ,■, ~ II .\ i - ; sad CAPS, ot ail the very kind, foi Christmas, wh eh t . ,■, , Als,,, - t :„r c loi ol N Eta RO H.v | . ~.

I bays determined tn se I before the Sprim . All >«m k .- . me a ca 1 md .see for o. Broad ,tre,-t. \\ \i | . ' ' I At U. li ird Mv , e'Vii ■' - ARBAT Ul. Oi I thin iv ~,.

-ftp PRICE OF HATS AND i, •' I efA r roan at te 00 per sent .-. - m *Ar*.> c.-.iuii. ..'... H •.

Moteakin Hate at host suniit*.

Ji some hum. t.'\ in \ ERS.—We nave just bs.li ,■ • . f

large aasortment ol men's he * ible for Fai'iners and Ditch n

GENTLEMEN. We | and 'i ened saol .- i i ase t i". ii ii liters and Boots, impn | selves from Paris Also—Mate iii % :■■'i enl I.,..lies'ami Gsntiem trai '-i. ~-••.oi ,•,.., v il.-.s, ri prion •■ ~ .Super or to SB) ti.'idc at tbe Nn , ALEXANDER…

JNUTH I TO Mi: . *.«,■ Ri \u n IN-. RICHMOND. *'•. ~. •

'nit* call t lie .it', at i--n «>1 visitm I,' ■■ iinond. ;,. i ■ - i fment of ■" •i S, PHOE." 1.1-'!*-. CA R PET-BAG aa ' n* * will md .

rei ■ ed this day by sti \ Men's very hi r prims B :; ed, v. uch we ran ■■■ •■• We warrant thi ni to ,•• - ~ •■,., niond .'. '. rge Bto k "i lo v ana, v. hole cut. i>i sat bur tbem say they last twi .it. mci '.!.:,. A is... Uo'.s' - • . the…

JItDOIS iMtM'.Oi s..' '• _|_ 1 It' ii •' i"\: * r ... t F :

;H| E. ft'.,-.I street. I k ii - i liriC s'o.-k .1 . ie Sei a,, s' v*cr ,-..ii itantl) on hi bod* hi R ..,..:•...:.. a. he u.:i! ill ictures to .>: lei ' . lee It—lr] ii. .

nford. Uickia -. .* ■'* • - •• " ; '». i,- .... to oa | the in. ntioa • •ni tou.srs te hie in i« ■• ■ HATS. CAPS aad FANC'i 1 beea selected from the I, r e»t t .!•■ in •''.'.■■ c tei i" -. et i ■

will '••• ild at abi • sale sad i '. • ral le teres i, l\.'-r ibanta are resjiertl ■ • ■ * . !!■> sto.-i. . '... BOS '!,., '. l ia i ca iiii.'t be surpassed. - _ HI LETT A \\ t hl'.tK. UL i.N" 107 *i ' - •■

ppOS '. I '•' E" jr. CH ■ Hare just re. .- d Al I. ■ FTVLESOF GENT'S FINI FRENCH SOFT H K'VP, ■• I /(.l AYE. Vl'"l'. R K.MAN assortment >•! VOENG Gl i . Ca PS. Alan, Wa>\ ■_' DRI St .. ii in v i rial v

JN B.M NTtiTk tßtf II M BiMI I« bave rsc u\ ed aaothei

li nt.la sole BOOTS. ■■ > I- at 1. ara ii id sto Lie ■' • - and i I. .'■ IV. . cnt li mi a* I I'KR PROOF MHOES a Mi ■ r.. he good. Thei hat •■ ,•■.■.' itverysasr. Call sad see triesi Ml. I -

... .. lortuteal ••! B• - i ' CALF BOOTS, which we cm wen , ■ ibj thin . tin* ear he id .in Vil .in .t. C ill aad es • '' • '

J.\ 1.001 l tS

-Is—-. V 1. VK4. I LOT Ol s**_BTasasVSHOES Wi isve lor ..| Ijadiee', Oentl mien's '■ - * fJHOHS ol .-.i 1 kinds .ci ol the verj - - Those in w ml ••! i Bice art" • »» • PITNEi __>___< I till I S

Buakina. 0 o. : Missss' i I Shoes,of the bssl make ■■ please all wlion gt I * ... i. | the • i .';• :. i.e. 1-.; 1... id at vi ii. A.. •VI X MIIIIV «>1 "t U -I""' I . t l( . ( , ;,~,r,Mi.i • ißdia Rn -• •■ ■• Stv--s. a:

HELj KR A '' bbtbVTbb- IHIM.V IIIIM-n. ■ Mlftt I "I Otoe* be •in ■ ■ !' ■ ' ' M itroa.i street, kei*« '

J*, no IN forthe HOI.IP-1* ii HELLER V CO hi.-, n - ~

plete , ortme itofa -I■- ■' '■ l.Ai l't.ftS. Ac .foi I.- Ie». ■ ths best rnasufactor*, ami ■ •• j.wct piK-cs. at UR Breed - Till *ihtv. rut %■»•*• ' .-i-icc i S" "*' **-,: li iv al very •»» ;' ■• • \'AK. i S H *' ;

\-\ tl ■rn-vV TKLNKS. Hit * ■CRWthe Urge,t end in * •aJilMi,.! rVavßbagand .•'■*-' " had. and will **etl u-om rsrj she -v, . i

JMRN'S Ul llinlt Bin'i" iti< tiieie cannot ba »i" '" ■ tl.eui. Au.n> a *. - * '

iabaaUNDERTAKINo BJ * BBByssffs, He w prepsretl t. all siz.vs and qua itice, to *< Hit who :eeid.s,.o.scvtto!i,.- ■ .•' ' He hM> a t...0 it 1 ~ .

SERVANT*' COFFINS ' »'.J_ > - SHEETS. SHROUDR. -V* • i • ■ auJ-uut- o««''» I." ' yiS -rr- _ . TlKl'lfc. K-ilH 1

Goveinorstrest.tetwesnX yu a"* l * , m-'ti'l, *•* • ,r b_J' ■-■ .iHti'iis, «;r.\ l» *■:•*». intti^**

v..-i, .mi 1..-. Whua Urn}* V/'t' : m N t. ,■ ' ,i .leal \\\H' ■• • Xtixi.iio.l I ...

(lOfiHEN IIHTTEH.-17 firkins strictly prune * received in-'r Jamcstowß, lor ills b.

V, vi. i' KiNtjLjtj "AND' EVT'liA'M'Hl'F-ato l.bii., ,

l*t tersate by lk9. B. i)A Vi'.NPORT. I '

NEGRO HIRING, Ac.

186(X R*6ROI«RINO- jggQ EDWARD l>- EACHI >.

MEI)ItAI,rARO.-Ur. PLUME ..tiers tea se.r

WOfIBLE v 1 L»itiOUNE. | N -. 11 Penrl il set. •

- FOR RENT AND BALE.

__BforoHßasilfamilf. on Union Hill. Ihe atmtm

_i_. FOB RENT.—Tbs Beat Badecwtfortable

fjjg ON SOUTH SIDEOF CARY, BETWEEN hr

ICW KEESEE* PARR. PxorßtßToa«.

j f J'RU\hS, TRI NKS, HONNfr.T UAtSBS.

RAILROADS, *c. ___RIVER RAH.RO.Mi.-on nn-l

Ik*-t,:".^J£&'.y; , EKN .MAP. ROL'TE.-Bv n

WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. jg_» U ATI Wis. Jl'UfcLKY.rsil.Yl H

But >ARIHOI.o\IEWMi, l i, t _, ! u-. S need not (car.

Opposite American Hotel, j _- ___,- SOPI. S. IOTTRIXLA- tn

rntL, 1 ' 1 ' H> J\ < * u;l _ *«v*»> wadou. TvJe

return our thanks tor the u..tro,v!Li« I a

de.<-2„, j OHN N. .lENNIfitiS. '

? ff 4 '"»M»RK-s'R OV ERI U.iT*.

J 3 IO.**I*tIITTKI» Tv (ll ."

EATS, CAPS, BOOTS, R_

PETER TUTSI EY.B-oade, 1 dcs Im two doors below [tree, I

>»I I < I TO LAIMEa vil

[ and t>* dry with them. • : vv , ■ - lisathei Baota.

VI THEHKAMtiN.-Rtc* » [' ..„. - •