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ERIIiAY MORNIKO JAN fi. IN*. ) The Weekly The Bumler issued this morning aowsMtM an j inierestingaelect.-d tale ent.tt»-d Mj <*-odmoth- I er's Story, and other nii*cellnnfon'« Bißlßßt' the choice editorial* of the Haily f*>r the past j •week; synopses of the Department Report*: j 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, by wyiag that he meant -ir. al i Buy future period of time, the S nith shall do- ; lermii.e to de-*troy ttie Union, ior any crui-e i Wtdca aowejXßTte,tka North are resolved t.> j 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 \ belongs, w hi. headed by Mr. Sbtwabd, have I endorsed the llKt-rrn Ihk !;. should de-ire to j compel the South lo remain in the Union. 11 j 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 the Republic : if. as all the abolition preat-hers und jue-ses with on. voice declare, slavery is not only an iaeabus upon ihe weiiiii and energies, but a frigbtfelcancer 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 ..if this adghttaafe, this drawback on your wealth, this stigma on yoarrepnta> lion, this stain on your cooscieace, instead of sarearißg by the EuTiial that you will Bevee" 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 State is vexed by fierce tempests, and beset by _s iril 'l. billows that every moment threaten to etlgalf h.-r, Bad you have iliscover i*d the poUtsaal Jonah whose iniquities have 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 your atrength Into weak uess, you will no: ki ye vii "the sum of all \ il lainies," even when it oilers to escape from your embrace. 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 what they say wbea they report thn South as Impoverished and unproductive; that abey know as well aa anybody that it is the staples of the Soti!'n winch support the 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 Britain t*> retain her i ipremaiy aa a fir.-t rate Power, All this tbe enemies of the South Know, and this is one rens in why tkey k ye the Üblob so dearly,and will never permit the South to bave it, at the very moment tbey pretend to regard her as a drawback upon the prosperity and power of the United State*. 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. It was aot ti Union of force: it was not produced and cannot be pre served by lorce. There is ao hturga steading army to compel the submission of any large 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, in eofltssshnriag this an doclous threat of Mr. Hiokbiab, it ongbt also to be remembered that the South occupiee r. purely dearasive position ; thai she makes no ■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, which Gov MOBOAB, of New York, sixty-seven members of the I'lack Re publican party in Conjrress.aad its prominent candidate for the Speaker?hip have endorsed. At such ti tune aa thi* she is told that, if she 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, aa if to taun*. and pond her into some act which shall five a pretext for inaugurating that invasion of the South, and that reign of force, which are the favorite ideas of politiciansjlikefMr. Hickman. 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 start, war to the anile and knife to the hilt. Mr. lli< kmax himself does not more clearly comprehend this met than it is evident to our own mind. Thewide 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 Southern States. Hut the horrors of ordinary warfare would be far transcended by the barbarities of this cruel Btrife. The atrocities which marked the con 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, und hemp being in point of facta Southern production, it is rea sonable to suppose that the South could show equal energy with tbe North iv {he new ap 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 tke South being over run and subdued by twice or three times its own numbers, and, even it the South were de generate and pusillanimous beyond all'othei countries, th<-invaders would soon see new actors upon tho scene, for the interests of Eu ropean civilisation are too deeply involved in the scarcity of Southern productions to per mit tuviu to be overruu ami destroyed by any j»o\*ei wuearth. Bat Mr. Hicxban reckons iv another way without his host when ho threatens the nine million*- of ihe South with eighteen millions, who will cjmpol them, uo mat ter what cause of grievance may arise, to 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
sence. wealth, and iaßaenee, which never per* I 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 politic?, and who never Baked an OsbbM and j wh ido not vvaiit one, who hold th» pr-ii'i- j m.'titu BO etnjiliatically announced by Mr. i • M'unnor li. rxhalf of the acnptural rigal 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 in the haada of loyal and na tioaa] aseta. laateadol harilßc fcsa eJajfcteaii milltoaa la a aaaaa vpoß the Soatkera Btetes, Mr. llickbiAß would tlnd,a» Ber. Dr. Loan has Bkoara la in» aata adaalrakle letter to M:. < '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 threats to compel tke South to remain iv tl..- Union, il the day .should ever arrive when *ue should choose lo leave it. would b» aire ply poerile and ridienloos, hot lor Hie bari blood 'lny evince and the additional irritation aeri aniraosity they are likely io enpeiiii.-r. Sesjaethlauj Mere a heart the Years. 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 correct it. Tl.e correction does not make the case stronger foa Ike ancient pro phecy. 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 Indicate a year of 1 race. 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 aad Spanish il.ets olf Dhpe St. Vincent. Notmnekpeace that year. 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 ! the regular contributors to tbia paper. Inex- 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 of them, we know, had members whi were also memhers ofthe press along ] with them. Itwaa iheir daty, not ours, (if I there was any daty Ib the case.) to take note 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. We were drilled, on one occasion, by Mr. BoeatßCX, a son of Lien tenant Bosaixcx, of the (frays. Every man in ihe company waa 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 be was not educated at Lexington, that be might add the science to be the:e ac quired, to bis esaißeat technical skill. Under any circumstances he would be invaln ible if a war should come on. Theatre—Fat lit an-. Hiss Ricking*. 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 of our own city, possesses great merit. I anil has won a most enviable popularity.— Represented by anybody, aud under auy cir cumstances, it always draws. Brought out us 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 oa this stage, having chosen it for her benefit, may be expected to do it and herself full justice. We anticipate much plea as. re. 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 upon the subject of the Harper's Ferry aftalr, iin.l the hostility and hatred towards tba South manifested by a portion of the people of the North. He speaks in the most depre 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 of an immense body of the most solid and reelecting portion of the eirtaana of tke cooatry. lie applanda the con duct of tke Soatkera students in Philadel phia, aad thinks that their movement "will be the Starting point to builil up institutions worthy of the South and worthy of Soatkera support." _ . [p ' 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, with his supply of late paupers. Ex-GOT. Smith ami Ec;<;-N.»o.—The Alex andria lltizette, referring to the comments of the pre*s on the fact tluit Ex-Qot. Smith, of Virginia, draaU ag^kissof egg-svog on Chriat aaaa day in the House of Representatives, lie i<, if not si teetotaller, a strictly temper ntice mail—raitly, il ever, tasting spiinuous lii_uors-iu that respect setting a good exam ple oj bis fellow members. Waea iha glass of rgg-uogwas seat him, whilst he waa making luj speech, lie courteously acknowledged ihe present, aad gave ;he compliments of the tea son to ihe House, and ml jocosely, never dreamiag that tkeavew-papert aroßldaXlribate to hun the • maitguraiiou ol the tra iv tin* House ol Representatives."' 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<s "Shanghae,' a tail eu, but lie.iutllul girl, committed satctde m Philad''l]'hla on Moiidio.
Mbs*a«b or t«b Oweamwcm <w* ©_"*•**••* The Message of f lov. Chase waa delivered on •he tad iust. It ia confined mainly to State af- j fairs. He recommends tte* re-eaactineat of J law-repeated at the last session, prohibiting *l-.v. holding and kidnapping. He condemna , all inroads on other State* and attempts to excite servile insurrection, hut thinks the > i 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 ■ espionage, l odlgalty,arrest aud h*hpikwaßseat. 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 Sham aooceedsd in getttngouthis wife aud two j , 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 unknown, were subsequently i taken from ihe rates. (ViMMEii, k <.X nkw Yobk.—There arrived BI the port of New York last year. t.i-.'T foreign 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 Washington, and IM lrom Norfolk and Kichmoml. Ernst ]■• o» a Strikk.—The London build ers' -'iVi*" hi not yet at aa end. Sire thousand J re- b lii out, bnt their resources bave foiled, ! 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, and be has made over his property as security. BBWTBrCTtVB Kirk.—On Christmas morning about .**:H'.ti'i<' worth of property was destroyed bj Are at Weatport, Mo. Among tbe sufferers were l M if onter, live buildings, loss 810, WM. I insurance •.•.',•••■•••: J. <i. Boggs, druggtet, loea j :V.,"."0, insurance 1--,--"": Turner A Majors, bankers, loss .-!,".", Bad t&rioua others for, small amounts. J Dob Pboro RAtLßtoai).- A letter from Bio de Jaaiero, Not. B, saya: Messrs Boherts, Harvey, Hannah A <*o. are [ ; ~-.'-., very saccessfully with their great l c.o 7i!ict on ihe Don Pedro Segundo Railroad. 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, i (siting bis relative,... £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<! with those of the Wards. sth atreet inn taken m nnebnußdarj inateadof7th.andl2 h street for an ther iaate&d of Itth. The reason ol there ciii'i-cK will i* form.i in ihe corupaiativety am all buiiil ••!' oi those resalin ■. in Jefferson Ward,which, 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, and we hope thai the i eitizeaa of Cimrcii Hill, livine te the north ol | Broad atreet, will nunc with their triendß f.nd ii,:. iiiiiirs in filling up its rur.l.s. ; 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 join at that meeting. 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> Home Guard, atSannders' Hill. 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 lor. Wm. : Wooldridse W.W. We la, B. '.'. I Kirliv, Jamea Wood, Wm Sears i liiles.l hoinasT. Hndxden, J. P. : I :i.i .ni John J. Libby. [.other I Knrruss, O. P. Pemoerton. Thomaa j Kind ley, Geo, Craig, Alexander Carter. Sherwood MA 1.-ON IloXla ol Al.' 11, i>.«,' of middle itf 6th street and West of middle <<i VI-h street. 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. Jno. C. Yale. Cli"S D. 'A ellford, J?r. If. R. Haxall. B. B. Wooldi id) c, l> S. Meredith, Jno. A. Macfarlane. Wm. blxaU. Henry. Corp'l Howard, NathT P. Adie.Bam*l F. Ayres,Sam*l Fisher, lieo 1). !. Ivin, Jno. A. Sibaon, Chaa.B Brooka. Jaa <i. Cnnaisgharn, Dr. Jno. A, I la- Ssm'l G rat tin, f. R. Grettsr, Geo. V*'. ktacoa, Conway 0. ! (jwatkin, Chas. A. Mscmurdo, Jas. B. : Patteson, Ur Wm. A. .Mich:?. David I Payne, Ro A. Randolph,!). C i Smith, H 11. Tnpiett, Wan. .<. | Taylor, Jas, M, Thompson, John 1 lrvin.'. Wm. \. Smith, Francis J. 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. yiNROK BOMB I.IIRII. All West m the middle ulbili s'reet. Morris, Rich'dG., I.t. Sheppaid, Jno. M.,.Tr., Wißßleaworth, R.L.,sth Woodward, K. B. Berteant Tn* ior. Wm. F. Blunt, K.J. Tucker, Joha B. Oary,Sa<a>Bel (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 F. Dibrelf, Kdwn. Crotehaeld Geo, K. Dihretl, K. H. Shell. Geo. !'• Iteanavaat, Wb.yT, Suiilett, .;no. T. Forbes. \\ ai. \V Ji'ines ijianr.ini. li. Miller. Dabaej M. Haxail.B. U*. Armstrong, Charles Ralston, PeterW. 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, Geo. E, Haxall, Wm. li. liiha.m Wm. li. Pasroer, Wm. Gildersleeve, 13. Porter, E. M. J'i/./itu. Jurin Morns. Ailolrlitia RiUherfoord. Sajm'l J. Archer, It. Robert Siiumlers, David J.. B___.fiICBBOSTJ TbBATBB, a UAJUAXY OF ATTRACTIOW FOR THE BENKPITOP i MISS CAROLINE bUCHINGS, The Aiiierican Prima Danna. On winch they will appear in Mas. Anna Cor.v Bitcbib'b i Great Araerieaa Comet!', ot FASHION! Am! the ereat Alie. om-ai i'aiiletuxof WASHINGTON! THIS i FR.' DAY i EVENING. Jan. C. FASHION.I i FaSHION,} The Great Ame: an Comedy. FASHION,] IMaai CAROLINE RICHINGS AatheGovernaas, Alma CAROLINE RICHINGS ("Misa CAKOLINE RICHINGS GFRTRIT.E.; GKRTRUDB.. Her father, GEhTRItJK.S Aa the .Mr. PETER RICHINGS. C»tteraiuua {Mr. PETER RICHINGS. 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. .FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY. .PATHlilt I)!-' HIS COUNTRY. /FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY. BECUstBYODI SEATS. IV. Fun SI'FBBIOB Ambrotvpsb and Photo- OBArBS,CO tuKihi' Gallery, uz Main at., oppo , ait« iiovernor. 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, and tueir work pro aenßces the !;cJt in inecii*. Tl..*ir srtotfl aie the tow/rat, an.i tLeir war., pro i uoaticcit (ne hent m the cilj. Their prices are the loweat, ati.l th°!i work pro J nouiicvd the teat in Iha city. ja l-Jl • a
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. Yea«lerda» ti orninc. aAßo'elock, JOHN HENRY, j 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 osley Cnapet. , , saj__ Philadelphia papers please copy. MARiKS INTELLIGENCE. Schr. E. Arni'.irina. Snow, for Richmond, Bailed from Rocltlanii27ih ult. , . . . 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 toth. _..._. .„. p„~. .-teamera George I'ealx.dy. Prttc.nril. am i ocn- \ hunt is, Travsrs, from fcishtßoad,aiiia at Bam- i lllor** .'til lllSt. ~ I at Hnt Adt. Orecn. for Richmond. V .a., cieareii »* Hslifaa ajth ult. . Norfolk for 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. <»rcuM. troin Norlolk. remain ed below Providosce list alt. K,<ti.,.r.re Steamer Pocahontss, 1 ravers, cl a at wamrsoei for Richmond it li last. „,...„. ___ 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 t..r Norfolk, ar'ivsd at Portland Met ult. Bchr S. P. Hawas, Mason, from Richmond lor I Boston, armed at Holmes' Hole Ist iti't. Ship Empire, Howell, fur Norfolk, d d at Hew 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. WOOTTOM, ATTORNEY 1 •OS AND CODNBELLOR AT LAW—Is ore- j pared to take upon himself the advocacy or the defence of causes, and t" itive h.s aarhvided at teation loait kinds of business directly or iadi 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 the American Hotel. ja 6— fi.lwAt3taw2w _P"£_p*-» LECTi RES TO YOl KG MEN— aVJSh It* request. Rev. .TAP. A. DUNCAN will commence oa next SABBATH NIGHT, rvt ME- l 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 ">!.' KTl'.t; ef the RICHMOND j t-jK2S GRANITE STONE CUTTERS AHBO ' RIATION will be held at Schad'a Hall, oa 8A- ! TURDAY c veil in.', J,in ni, iv 7; ii. Nt 7 o'c'ock. 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 insteat, at i .o'clock. WM. P. MUNFORD,Secretary. : j:-. 1 -L'.'l\*2*.v Wat, TH ?l DBDRMSIGRBb*. Br*—i—. baviag beea informed that some medical men, of this city, are attend me patients by tbe I 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 Society of Virßtisis," .-.-.'*.. i - ssed in tbe "Code of Ethics," r.adofthe iiio,---.on of tbe city, aa expressed in a resoiiitn n , appended to the "tartfl <>! fees." wa therefore pl-I.e ourselves not to attend p bents bj I >• «ear. and to i" ns<- eonsultntiona , with any physician who may directly or indirectii | 1 c Biiiltj "i sui ;i practice. i-:,.:,'i <>. < ...1.. 11, D. V*'. Thomas, Th Pi llan . P. Trent. *itbertSneaa, X Andersoß, M. Burton, Wm. Anderson, .in,.. Dove, rims. 8. Mills. J. 8. D. Cullen, Gee. Briatts, L. 8. .!•>• nes, A. G. Wort ham, 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, Wm. H Tay.or, Ch. Bell Gibson, Wm. W. i'..r'-er, David TL Tucker, St. Geo. Peachy, 11. L.Thomas, Blair Hurwell. K. w. Roddey, Randolph Karksdale, M Howard, Wm H. Gwathmey, 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, E.G. Hi igiabotaaar. RtchmosdA. Lewis, P. Mux. Erasmus Powell, E. C. Drew, Jno Kiiot, .lames Dove. R. L. In rr.nn. .i.uiies Bolton, Jno. il. Davies. M. B.Carter, jaa—it* H* 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. 1 would like t sell some sixlcea of them to o»e person near Rich mond or the countj of it; ..,-.'.utter, rhej aavejaat i ••' n divided from an estate. The owner h.;s no 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 of the 3rd district of this city, aay friends might conclude I had given tip esy ;i tency—the two do not conflict 'it. ;i!l. o. w.fl. TYLER, General Ageat. 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 of King William, . n rU£BDAY_ the 17th day of January, I-10. li. ordei of the Board of Directors. A. W. MORTON, Secy. The above is expected to be an hwpartaat 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 this Bank will be beW it their i5-inl. n s - House in this city, on WEDNESDAY, the llth day of January, laas. An act ol tle> Cenernl AsseinH!). passed March 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 the t,me of any e'.'e' on " de .u-eoiitd J. A. SMITH, Cashier. _tT3as NOTICE.-The (iencral Meetinz of ti.- STOCKHOLDERS Of- THE BANK OP VIRGINIA willba held at their Hmii.in House. 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 shrio have been executed sixty dajs before the tune of eleotiea. _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 AGENT. Ha returns his thanks f..rthe liheral patronasie hestow ed upon him for two years past. an .Hl—tim Ittitfl GEO. M. WEST, Irtlifl LOOU. Keeps on hand a IOOU. lar-eaml weH assorted stock of STATIONERY, 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 BOOKS. CHECK BOOKS, lE'TER REckIPT BOOKS. FOOLSCAP PAPER. COMMERCIAL NOTE. fACKETPOST, ENVELOPES, of even description. GOLD and STEEL PK.Ns. of very fins quality. BLACK and CAR MINE INK. 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 oi inc. N. B. -BLANK BOOKS of all kiods made o*.r der at short aotiss. AUliadsof BINDING Beail| executed, tu.d at tew prices. jaO It
SPECIAL Wvnra-wfß. j •*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 T ; . . . U 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 v 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 17th, betweea Mam and Can streete,eonsistißi of Piatteaiag Kills, Stoves, Bands. Bars, Baiters Ac. jart-lt THOU. W. KEESfaE.Auct. S»,*i(itar."W> respectfully rnll Ih ■ ut. tsatio i ol thi trade to our auction Bale of 31 'L\K 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 in? tune heretofore, te sell urea*. bargaißS in tH V BOODB. Ever.body in searcii of Buch woo il do well te five iheui a sail, I 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- <-ts. i;iipet.e,|. Nainsooks, Ja ictts aad Cambric MUSLINS. LIN EN TABLE CLOTHS, from 2 yds. te I yds. ton;. • NAPKINS, DOYLTES, md TOWELS. LINEN TABLE DAMASK by the yard. LINEN CAMBRIC HDKFS very eseas. NEEDLEWORK of every description, in large 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 OWNERS f—Superior advaatastes are, as usual, of fered to SLSVB OW**BSS. BI the n/(/ - 'r',1..«//"/ General Inaarssceoffice,on Pearl street, nextdbor I ihi mediately to the office ol E. D. Eacbo. opposite j J. N. 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 Lost.—As the andersianed ia both I A enl mid Medical Examiner, thereißno Dhl.A'i I in eifectina inaurance in tins nffiee. between tbs j hours of » A M. and 1 P. M., and from -1 to 6 I. M. 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< • meat of oar Imsinesa, baa been tins .ht;. ;.d --mitted aa a imtner in the same. SAM'L M. PRICE i CO. bstailkbs or ST If'/ E AND FAAX'I DRY GOODS, I — 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 and well se Ici'tci. Thej invite Bpecial attention to their YVO\i KN'SBiidGKNT.s' I''N'OER WEAR, I,INEN SHEKTi NG'Sand«l 11 RTINGB, To be sold for two montlis at srioes, to I 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 our »!"■ k ..s low as poss Me, I vc shall continue to sell until farther notice, -,v ith- | onl n -.ni to cost. In addition I > our winter at. c,v 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. deSl- 6t CRENSHA..*/, QU .RLES * CO. B___Silk* itr.i! vlei-jii... s. STLKS FOX HVFNINii DRESSES, beloweost. 1 LAIN FRENCH MERINOES, below cost. PIG'D FRENCH MERINOES, below cost deSl-6t CRENSHAW.QUARLES A CO. 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 \<-:\ a them extracted, »s you can do so without pain. Call soon, as Dr. TRAVERSE'S I M:v, It: tie lit* ia aoniewhat liiii.tcii. i !• ..... .11 Belv'r, a Block "ii I2tb street,(ia fr-mt I 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 bar thia Coßipany for one month or four vcar-i. on the most favorable terms. Policies issued an,l !, asss promptly settled l>y 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 UECAY, Ac, as a cobm luencJ ofearh errors; aupptyms, ! at the same time, the MEANS OFSELF-iSuRE. i H> a BuQeret from tlip nl nve caiiii? and from mcil- t 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 in (eneral. Having ma.i* Hrra,ii:(*riieiit» i to n.'iniil'acinr? our Clothias here, we * * srspersd | to receive orders "i SB) kind, to be made BB in L*»t i 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. — THE BEST AND CHEAPEST GALLERY IN I. i CHMON D ! A PICTI R B. with Case, for H eta. PHOTOGRAPHS. AMBROTYPKB, MELINEO 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 ! <i 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<-e tiicm. BEiVSpecial attention given te orders. ii it- Ivy 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 <tel*v. We mar l«? found at tiie late residenes >>l Mr. Cesbs oa I Msyestrset,oß t.ie irtii and 18th ofthe nicaent i ■aoßth. WM. H.COJBY.I Exeeatora i 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. Qace at Messrs. Wnfthssa k \V»i»tt'B _ja6—ts Isaaranes oa>cs. No. M> Maia at. ORAIN FBKJI F»st sVAAME.-A hugesssely • *- T alwa»a oa hand. The chcapeat Feed BBeaffDr 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, I liafors ii.c. at my office, in the eitv of Kichiiionil.cn I WEDNESDAY, the lt'th day of Jaeaary, laeo. ■ . MILTON CARY. Com'r. Cseasaiaßassisr'a Opes, Nov. >, Mas. ja6— St f 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. K>. .'n.iao fc*t ASH. 'ill sizes. i 30 UUO feet BOCK MA PLE- For ante on accoitiiuodftliiu- ternia by j jn«-ta _TRUMAN A. PARKER. 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 rnaßil—t that they must lis .denned, both With the prtcea snd the assortment ot Goods. H.s Linena, Cottoas, tiuilts. Bad Hlan 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 <-t.lx>»9 go.-da to purchase I them at his ators. I LIIVI VIE NT-For the cure and j prevention of ebitbteias and front lutea, Ac— We have been preparing this invatuabls Liniment | ior many years, aud when uacd according todireo . t iona haa never failed to etfoct n cure. _ P. JOHNSTON Druggiate. [ 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, P. JOHNSTON A BPti.. Praatista. Oft/. BOXESSTTiR I A**H»LEM.«t..rr*. f„ r 1 J «VU »Bie. MASSIE A PLKASANTS.
1 -sari AViTFI*— A BEHVANT.-Wanle.!. a Urn-lie ' 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. 1 Jsa-Si 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 ; racter. and sold without fault. " , >v<(Oo> | j%m~St* At the Exchange and Bailsrd House. i fir A N T X D-A jtood feniale'DlNlN'J-WOOM | W SERVANT, ands rood CHAMBERMAID. j 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 j 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 pcr jon--- preferred. Apply atatore iaA-ts No. 171 BRO A D ST., BELOW §•_«. |\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 aboat the l.'.th of .lannarv. Arldret-ii i.xs A h, EEC 11, Wiaterseeh P. 0., Cbesterieldeoußty, v a. ja___~_________a j 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 | duties of the dining-room. Forsoch, oi goodeha | 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; isaeer- ■ I tificated Surveyor of the eit* ol St John aad Pro ne.■<• of New Bnißswick, B. N A. Refereßoes far- j i r.siie.i both iiere and 'it St. ,!"hn. Address "t, 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. *i \ r 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 s. aad will.therefore, teach ia as»< but bisvsboW a ; States. Would like to rent .-r .ease in the laimsot j ate vicin t» ofthe school a farm, with buiUlißgena 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. II- r.,SpoutHprini, Appoasattox Co., Va. Jti _ '•'' WVN I*IED - A PAtiTNKK- With a capital ol VV from $3 OOP to iailOO, in a staple busiaess, al ready established. Said basißess will he gsaraa teedto yietdau percent, ob each asle, of which 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 to teach French. F.Bgliah, isic ami SiatjißK. A lime salary is not on much ra-iiir'-d BBS con.iort.'.l'le iioine. Address Boa I. Post-Offics. JB*-**a \\r A\ T El»- COAL PIT HANDS.- Lioeral 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 .mo husdred c 1-ared hands, consisting of MEN, BOYS and GIRLS. Liberal prices w;ll be rant te earh application to j-i3-r.t WM. 11. POWERS,Aitewt. tITANTED—One or two Rooms, suitable lor r. 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 come Weil recoirimoiidcd, B libersJ hire will Be BB •! on appticstioß lo GEO. .!. HYMN EH. jaS-ta No. 90 Pearl street. |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 Otfiesr. lirANTEas.— Aitentlemaß of extensive sxpe V» pence, both as ACCOUNTAN i and SALES MAN, would like s situation in the city of Rich mond. Basal I--,' acquaintance with the ** ir«,i m-i 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] and muck at figures, for an Kb try Clerk. None other neoJ .ip plv. Address Post.-Oilice. boat 13*. f \A' ANT t. D—BB R V ANTS-At the Arlington V i House, corner ol Mstnasdeth K'rcets. <'ne 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 <n to .\> abte-bodtsd VV NEGRO 3d KN and a fae BOYS, for the en iie.a!-lvv TredeglT Iron Works. U'AM'tlß-OoeUßaata for a delightful room. fl .ni the lower Boor, with hoard in a srivate faatilv. A gentleman and bia lady, as two lad.es, would be prefer red Apply at t-i. --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 Burse i!c.".»-ts RO A. PAIN X, cor. «tb ami Maia sts. IVfiTllh -Everybody to know thai t bave VV coinmeacrd tbe manufacture of Till NKS. p'uer. RiebatOßd, where tl.ev osb Imd a beautiful 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 JAMES KNOTT '. 07ANTRJR—A WET NURSE, wbiu.withnut V» inciiiiihrince. Apyly BI this 08808. |I7'ANTKO»>Aa AGENT .n every esaaty n the VV state, to sell a, reeenth patented arut tis.fii 1 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. No person need sxpeel an* attenti.n pant to letters Bot cos taiaisi a stamp to pay i'.iek j"'Bt.a„ r e. Also wanted, one or two competent AgOßte iti Kastera and Western Vir- 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, <te2l—.in UTARTEB MIX lfio)-SIX TV At'.l.K Ml If GROMEN, forssrvtsa io the Csrboa Hill Mises,on thesurfscs at the Mines, on the rail ro.aii.iii the can it boeteand at the coal yards ia this lit*. Tbe shove Mises are eati rely free froaate 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 NEGROES.—The Virginia V» aad Tennessee Railroad Coaapany wish to lure THREEHCNDRED NEGROESVto work oaths repairs ol the r.-nd daring theeaßaiag year. Ax> ply to the undersigned at Lynchburg, 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 M'l.llll >lI.N FOR RALE PR.I. 1 VATEI.Y.— Eor sale to rema-n in ths city or Beirohboraaod. two toad FACTORY Hands-one .'SI or 31 years of age. the other H*j BS BS Bold for no fault, but in order lo thesetthiu up of tn estate. These men are alsoaetiva and h in<l» at other work. iieHlcrato. liwuire at this oasee. j* •i—M* »»AI.K —A WOMAN, •>.»> 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 child, is ottsred iv exehantt* for a man or boy at valuation, or would net bo'cl to reomin in or near Ihe city. The woman is BSaihhy and likely, 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 two youag ohildrsa. The wo uiaii. is aaid to bs a first-rate house servant, washer and ironer. und a good seamstress Her character is nnesceptioeable. and she is otlered for sale only beeauae her owner has no uss for her. Apply to me at the Stats Court House. de»~t" BENJ. POLLARD.^ \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 imincd.ate \?i Uoation to
AMtJr-jVIJM tl tt*t 3. 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 ;a* Y. H T, ' *'» Jaavas WOffll iOubs's. M . b atreet; P. Ma '-, v'" l • ?-eet; T. W. Evans', l> irl s'.re'*f, r.v! «;,.,' ,1 rROGRAMMIfi P»BT l. 1. Overtone— Tsn'-r»di, Orchestra.. n 2 Glee- l'..'ir Voioßs *'•*"»* .',. Duo—VuiUn and Piare.. from l).-r. ■■ ~ '• i. DawWaaiaßat Ihbb ___fc[ ;,. Aria—lrom Romeo. Orchestra __/"*•* ■ I r * I r ii. I, HsaasriSß March—Orebsstra ft. Qaaitette i vieliße, vtela,and '.' ..:.,,... J i 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*; ",.'' 0 clock Friday Bloraiß| and procnrs tn. . J__? '• tad-M I'HK' '.': •.*:• 8 NINTH ANNUAL BALL __ ur Tim SA MON T< i< >MEttY <.l \i :! , *4 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 to have the aaaurancs tkati siTorta here-...10re have beea etinsfni ■ ,_• . tnry. aad oa thia occasion bo effort « .. *. . on the p.i r i. (the committee sad the 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 |] : Ci. Tbos. P. As* ust Major T. 1. I-. Lt Col. !'. r. Moore, iidj't Wn til 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 <et!fl»r:i%ri tadts ladies, tJ.*O; each additional hdv. -I. Mini era Red and white Rosettes Committee of Arrangements i,.,,..,.| I! ,<<.,-,, Ploor Committee-White Rosettes. ,». \M'IiMSIIIMiTOAI.I,.-\l.'iiAMl jj - e\ BELL, the celebrated Astrole ■•. .. .. arrived, sad will reraaia ...t ashori tin c. -•,,.. . 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 leases adautted. Mrs, Md-.' Board House, l.i: h or Governor Btreet, betweea y '. aad Praaktia streets. boss—ta' LOST AND BTRAYBD !,M»i Ml--On the Basin,obTuesday last. a <;.>•;. 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 r«d wita no boras, rather below ths mad is re si scan living t'roin oaetn two toarteof atilk perday whs she left. No partieuter marlk.s rseolle :, i, i,, 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 stat oa h«i forthssd ,»n* person itivlßi in formation to Joseph B the owner, will reee ■ a a reward ol »,.*....r'.. i-i i.-.li* PATRICK MACK, . . j 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, Cemsr of Praaklis in.l M stree's, m it ia*—ta WißßToa k Powsn' '*»-- '"I \l>. Chit to i•I 'MII ■ • ______*•£ 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 Clsjj Slid 'ttli itre«ti, , -' -»sraall hla.-k and ran PUPPY, nwesbssk A lit ernl rcwird will I - pud |.»r in - de.iv>r». ja't Ct _ C. W. ALLEI \I.AI»V ii teavia ti.,* Theatre on tbe <•*-• iaaofthe 3d. exchaared tlirou, handsome M.NX VICTORINE. loi in io(st ■: oiie. A liberal reward will ho siveßna the rat of ihe Fur, l> 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 <• . n't.' ■• ' •■» « I! Taybir, lor the bbbh ■■; hi 809, <i i ed Jvna irj Ist, 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 Compno", have either 'een bet, mi ■■ stolen, and the above reward will be paid es latii deliver) to the ii-id^rvi.-ni-.l it. order ofthe Board of Direetora 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* SERVANisis .T hire tbe presenl * ear: A .N.i. 1 BOX MAKER sndCARPENTKI. A sin,,! HOUSE SKRVAN I and t"K v « -1 . who would -.ct as Nurse, it preferred. Now 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 ißSjear'ssJ I pcncrirc in a dir ; B(-room: ;..-•.' yVoinsn with on.-. hild, a rood plain WASHEB sad in »; teOtlVß NI R3E. As -0"<l hon ' a foi 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. •.*!,•,.■ lis Bin i.i,. übl up in B diuiß room, the hire « I ' moderate. v» INfc'PON « POWEB . 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 ROOM - : . h".-*M; Apply al itiy reeteeses—Clay. between :; Bte.. or attuy otfice.llth str*et.near Ma;i>'*< ; |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. THoMPSt V <■ ■ . i 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 HIHI i I Irsl rats m>\ MAKFR, ••* — • ri'lmiile lianil. Kaaaire af this office. j ,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 it is ateely fursiehed fiuiu tiases* n»t"*~r-oiisistin_ of 11 roecna can ici m 'he best ••,inner. The Ol 818 ' " ■ , 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 the HOI .'X pu>-'*'.' • » J c-.il befhrethe IBthol ihssaooih .t ""' ,',, ! vatelr, it wiUhaseklMß«bheaaetii>a '»"'' s ' jnfl -4t* Si MA'S ' '■' i! c vt*.r*«'>ii >o in E. I've C.» * ' . *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. ,_„,,.,. . j j*,;--|r JAMkt*' E. Rll'i'l' - • ' M ■***. run -SEW 6ltl.feA>H : ;,' : ' , , ' ____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 ~».,* ~...„ j v NG GIAKP ■ 1 ' M Ku iiviovi. Jaa. " Maw. 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 * * l jHEtt) FHC<s\ KVilNiN<..:it ". '• • -xSL"'»•»••'•"• "■"**.. _ - As ii, eorta.it insltn* will hS pr ' •" ■ aideraiiou. It M hoped UW.o 818 9» ' • ' » j 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 .* the ut >•"-'• J. A, Wbstu.*. Ul J*prne»iit. ' ~ i 7 t'RAVS, ATTANIION. **««.» J,^*, I J_l*ro..inpeu»dr.tlat Mil.taii Bad.*•**»' * I |B_ni*btßßSf at7So'c!.*k. prompt, , W My order ot tNpt .-"..' ,<•'* ' *» kaVM JNO. T. hth.r.l. '.■'' * _ I f'Lovif\ *tu' >•_>!";-*:•--;, ...•,.- I v- •alol.y HAkStJlh* ' • **