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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<« <"• handwork possesses |iecollar ißteresi. It may not be iiu iniervetmK to*oa» mid"'- te leara koaaeUiing , of a new retaWtsbJßßeel aA ibe Uaiveraity 01 Virginia, n-centlv ootnpleie.l and litu-.l uji for ihe acc.imnvwi.it Ton ol atek atsxteats. In, n seoiietice *>! ibe prevalence ol ty.ihoid f. vei 111 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, tossr*srtar of less.extent, at all seasons ol the J year, ttirouj-Uoui .or State, aad 1- not confln ed, asMune Bappose, te Uw hilly or Bsoantain- ; ous regloas. S.-in.- months -m,.-, I -aw and ; 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.'-; lew ilii'vi-, a g-utbiiiaii ir_m Scot! 1 Western Virginia, lalorto_edate that il prevail ed amors <o leas at atl aeasoni la in-< im ighta 11 - hood. On the loxi day, I atei a senttem m on 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 ft 111 tame lrom >'.;uiiitoii — Weal of tin- BlweßidgO- barely con-raieseenl from a se vereattackol tin* ferer, arbicb. though con tracted at home, had Mixed him While oa a 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 lever-good nararng. rbe medical attendants of the university have lons teit their inability to do justice to very ill stadents in low-pitched dormitories, twelve by sixteen feot, crowded with, twj K-ds ami other furniture; aud the 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 culinary purposes, aod au tends nta* tedgisga The walls are double, and antlißßß a Bttaaaiß .>. dry tur, which must ne ces»arliy rcmle. tlo Booms warm, dry, com fortable, act! tig a= a aou-con due tor. ia pre ventniK BsTsmoness. easily retaiaiug the heat; and you are struck witti thi*- trrisaediaiely af t<frentering the trout door, from wbi'-li you pass to the inner green baize door, the tetter otealng withoul noise. Thebuildiog Is heated by ilie most approved mode . the furnace, ami me well located in recesses neai tte- atear. There see emst-haoa vaivoa, la one corner near the ceiling; to which are attached two cords for opening or closing the same, for 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*) Bqtaare. varying Bligbtly In size, with Walls smooth white, hard-fiuished with plaster. One isstmck with ibe small amount 01 srood seen la the finish oi the rooms. All arc neatly carpeted, ami furnished with hand 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 ituti, w.tli a dressing cteas attached, in Hue, special attention 1 line tx-eu paid in the arrangemeai of the Whole to turnt li tin- pati.-nl With fresh, pur.- air, i_ni"t. ii(, r ht or darkness, a> the case 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 positiNMß wlncli she holds ; and the writer thought, when he looked on her gooil-i.aii.i'i'd, pleasant face, that li li.- were sick away from the loved ones at boms, lie would very much like to be m just such a 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 times been a patient, once a pupil, then as bimaeli a physician meeting ia consultation the medical attendants, Drs. Uabell and Davis, is so well assured 01 their 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 the erection of many new buildings for lodg iiigs, and the removal "f snndry inconve nieaces, giaut strides have also been made in moral fteogress. [n every loom in tbe hos 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 iv leading book, to the patient, who ie body lias beea shocked by physical pan. and aulleriiig, and nrfeoae mind is exquisitely -c . 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 .lie adjoining room for sev eral night- during In- extreme illness—aa a' - tentiou uotoitefl rendered in general practice. _ E. i\. s. 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 fun lo the axosl aaeditative tentiineiit, which occurs between the (hcetious history ot New York aud the Sketch Book. Many, perhaps,imagine that this is accounted for t.yhis roseof fortune, lint the teeling Is too 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 of Irving 'a love died dm their iM'trot U al. Wa have heard ihe last Interview tie. scribed by a member of bet family ; and t>> tin 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 the las: : and, above all, that respect ior and sympathy with the innate and holy sentiments ul humanity which lie ->o ui.ilormly cberisned und maiiiii-Btial 111 letters and iv life. 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 continued single, took them all home, and became a fatn.-r iv ;lie childrea. Beautiful wt'.s their mutual devotion, happy their coa gen initio use bohl, aud Sumiysido is now bequeathed io them. 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 and fond aAectioaa he could. under no circuiusiaace*, bud the lileofasla ctemnn, i> the phrase is usually uadorstood. lie was liomesiH-ated in lamiin-> adwoad; he was the eiiiieaicd' centre ot one at home; ami 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 »I soul 10 conjecture may be an evl> denes of the highest love ami the moat heroic self-i.etii.il.— Bo tut Turn.-.,-, ,pt. 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 of hi> critiiu. He aaid his master treated him kindly, aud never spoke a cross word u> bun, and the only rea son be could give ior ahoajtiug his master Wie 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 u<>w be confined iv tlu.a jail. 1 would like tosaya word to my Muck friends, aud it is ibis ; 1 hart n good home, ten, listening to the ad vice of bad men, i am now in this jail: and 1 would 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 the advice ot had persons, and I am now to sutler death ior listening 10 them." _ Jobs lit li. aj»d Uuouiku Jonathan.— An iaterestiugarticte la Blaekwsmeloa the tight at ihe feibo, has the following paeeage: An American boat vi«iie<l one of our Teasels, and on wwhing w leave te r, the officer found all his men had g>i out of the host, After some delay, they were found, looking very hot. amoke-ievrnned, and tlghtiik, "Holloa, sirs," I, •aid the ottl.er, with assumed severity, "don't t yon know wear« lu-uiiai..; What have ymi 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 . , Americans' you -mri yourArtmiial did raore i ' that day to tend Luxiami ana the United Mtt'i ] tpgslher than alt your lawyers and pemfi g- i , s*4hg pstjl tichu.. haf ever dor.* to part ti • \\
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 ; dull. SAGS-Seam : >*ss Hans, 25c; Manchester do.. 2.1 \ \ iiiilllj do.. IX. 14,-. i BEANS.—White Sl.ST'ie I SO r»r bushel. i BEESWAX.—aWtoXae. *%» lb., in demand. ilK<ui.MS.--*ae.:i aicoidiim tosnahtr. , - 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 Vi to ISC. CANDLES. I' Hob t.'*.-. ■fr' ih.; Jackson a 14c; : li, ,1 ■ l7e>lßC; Adamantine 2ueX3c.; Sperm lie; 1 steni Sperm 57**«Mi0c. • ' HENT.-Jamea Kiver Bij9*mtM <F 111.; > 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.; v ton "t tAAti las. Bit Foundry do. 1 .-... t... J*p ton ol 2 Jaw th*.. Bitttminons Lump -.-'■ : ■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 w ,*. 1' ii-v lis .• ii eta., on time, adding interest. <ii i« \ \ AKl'.-i. .\'-.- Cotton Yarast**e)**Scts; ''.!•,. Cordii •■ ii ..'t-i .-',- ie Twine 27 etc; Carpel .'. 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 *«25; Rlide Island gltf; 1 .: .. iijoin 526; Sombrero >.:i, ,\ ivasaa, or Brown Coluuil an SJ3O; Reese's Munipu ited iuai •>. •-'••': RhiKl s'Supei Phosphate ol Li-tne 9*£ M fr ton; 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 B* bushel. I IA)1 .;-'•.. c gueta Sapsrfine >. r > 7j..'J. last i.i, a Nothing doing since the commencement ol ths holidays. Extra -m; i. :o.'-c. Market .-■ ady, w Ith a model ite -'"• •■• 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>. ;. cordin . '.. j 1, 1. '.. and -1* le. GlNf I.' ■-. '■' ■:" a-1 ts, and ib demand. 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 -r 1 lit/.; KFI C mistei ss.'.'». HA** . '\ c nuote Pa-- at 81 23 from store. HIDES- Salted 9H«l°cts; Drj It tl3 ctt; Cull skins, green, 4flas 1.12. No Spanish Hides in mar 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 19c; 1 r 1t,.. 17c; upper leather "Jl-So. 1. .'.'•■ as to size, weight and ouality l ;,■■ iter prici ob ■ lor superior heavy sides. Bar 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 fr !■ .ii- 01 : A.Seic net te, >.'•, aAH : Sazerac •'.:•.', 1,-, Ib'ti ■•'--' •-. ■■'■■ •••'• fffi; 1 each, scan :e at >i., ■j; Virsinia Api t, fOeSS cts.; do. 01d,73c. rS'l.6O: Northern do-. '.■', tJScts.; imitation, i;,-, 4" ~, cts. -1., 1: New ilii land.6o r&Scts.for mixed;63i» |~r pore. <a,\i Holland. *IJO-t 1.76. Lt'MHER.. Chsar White Pine. 8«; refused do. .-■', •rchantable. *& *i. One inch ye! low I'ine Flank 10e til: three-uuai er do. 0, 11; IJ_ iK..l|.|',; l.do >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, eocordin - to size. ~ ~ , , 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 Plooring, Yin in .. --'.' _-2*j, v 1 .-,,; 11...i.i... Southern. 2EJ; 30. Laths 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.- Bran l.a. is.: Shorts 20; Brown Stuff 30, am' Siu-.i .-''ill' 7ti fr bus. ONIi INS.- Red --' i-cr bbL of near tlnec bushels; 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. Keia:l?rs are ask i" - 2 7.1 .■; ■•• i .'it sack, f'o arrive, we iiuoto #r2e .-'•'• SA LTPETRE—9aIOc. **■ Kr. SENECA ROOT—36 i37>ic. SHOT— 7*tT% cash, and time as to gmantrty,fbr 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; Loaf, n-,.. ;r-. .■•■■ 1 : ■• . hed a.i.i Powdered i ;''■.'..' lie: tJoflee Suxar— A '■'■..: il 10; C !''.;.■:••;. 11.-.iia C 9>i»f9%, as in . ' 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 Leaf s:'7Ji«■■■'.-. g.oiKl -j . in' ii il; Lin- Manutaoturing scarce—nominal pTicc >-t.i.. 20. No Knirlish in market. The re ,,-,.:. >f the new loose have men wed. The quail 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. There .s nothing do in_. rhe mil is have But .- v t resumed operation*.— Thej are indeed, frozen up. '.' 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! and tiordon. Amonlilado 82 f6 WOOD— Whob ale: Oak §3.50«53.7a fr cord; Pi .. *2.75_».'3'3. Retail: ( ial* >..: Pine *|4J». '... OOL. -'i''i , i Washed sold ai Wtf3sc; unwashed 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, and 9)4 to 87 ior bettei lua'iti •.-. HOUS.--We quote fSafß 25, according to a.na! FREIGHTS. FOREIGN.—Nothms iloing in foreign frciihts. UOMESTIC'- -The lollop ing are the 1 resent 1 atei 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. .N'oi.i iii-h-N i.i.* 11 v.M.i.- (.'ll New i'orlv and Phils d,-i. hia '4 ■ ': prem. Sue . "■. i. Stock B it,'- n. tea and m the Rani of !,.;• 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 of Weston and the Bank of rlanassa, ID ~ rot, 1 ia. ij-aI.U and SlLVEjfi '»' per cent. prem. SALES OF STOCI IN RICHMOND. 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 .■{•"jo and int. NoitolkCitv Bonds.last sales i_7s. Exchange Bank Stock, no sales since dividend. Parmsrs' Hank Stock, no sales sin. c dividend. Bank of Virginia Stock, no salea since dividend. 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 Petersburg Bonds, guaranteed bj St.-ae of "Va.. but sales 596 and int. James Kiver and Kanawha Bonds, gaaraatsed ly State of last sales •- -1.-. Richmond Fire Association Stock, salsa $39 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 antes c*-.'.- and inf. Virgiaia and Tennessee R. R. Ist Mortgage Bonds, lasi salea RSWi and int. Vir iina mid i Baneasss R. R.2nd.Mortgaf;e Bonds, test sa.es gtJQ and int. 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 cent. BonUd. last sates rsiA) and int. South slide K. K. Bonds, last sales 564>,. South-Side If. H. Bnnda.[inißntSSß l<> f'etersburg, last sates | -.'.. 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. James Kiver and Ranawha Stock, last sales $9. IKON! IRON'l'.-IiIHKCT IMPORTATIONS. 1 I 260 tons Eniclteh Rclincd IRON, 111 store and re ,-en ing fer ship Erie, direct lr..m Liverynol, em a full asaortinetit of Bagnall's Shafting snd Kouuils t'rom \ x t<>4'» 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, Hoops, Bitmls am] Iron. Also, to tons Swedes Iron, assorted sizes; 5 tons Koghsh, Agaeriosnand ijermaa Steel; io-sale by BDWIN WOK f HAM A CO. de 2 dAcwirn 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. (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 '
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<l the piil'hc -enerallv. . Office and re*id«nee. corner Klmwo«Ml snd L»u I rel streets. 1 west corner of Old Pail Grounds.) B»v rreaeriatiooa conrsoaodea, or medicines furnished to order. de 34—7t* BHOIIOKW. ARMINTEAO. bTK-jH A ITORNEY AT LAW. llir HMomi. Va., 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 in the Courts beUia Riehmrynd,Henrieo,Oooehlaad and Han over. An Notares f'u'.Lc s.n.i Comin-ssioners ef Heeds, kev,thei arsaoth »iaedtota.ke Pepoeatiees, Aaarta rits, Acknow ed.menUof Deeds, Powers of Attor »,.'*. 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 sit) >'i Richmond ard ;n the ooaa- Uesol Chesterfield, fowiifl.l a and Amelia. n-v' ,;J i ''ti Lisle'i Buildi 00 t.er-.; Main and Utu areets. bbss*—l BTJSIJI CSS NOTICBO. (*.\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; abio, riour. Wheat Cons.To hacco and all descriptions of Country Produce. Bis special attention will te p,iven to nil bosiaess BBtrosted to his cars. Pram his loss business 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, Richmond, Nov. Ist, 18*>. no I—ts . * 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 Smooth Sawed 8H INGLE MACHINE vul Dp in any pitrt oi the State, at ihort notice. jj 29-tim VfARBUE WORKS. . 11 JO 11 N W. DA VI XT!, MARBLE MASON, 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. between MainandCan street;, Richmond, Vs.—Haviac fitted np a FOUNDRY at the above place, I am now prepared to execute -'ili irders for BRASH ASi) COMPOSITION CAST iNGh, tit tne shortest notice, and ebeaser than .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 Imitation Russia SHEEI IRON, Hoops, Band and Scroll Iron, Refined Plow Iron snd Plow Plates Also, Tin-plate ol various sises.for tinners and manufacturers; Sheet and Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Spelter, and the Metals 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, and even other kind oi IRON WORK for ornamental anil building pur poses, menufaetiired al snort notice. t*v i.-! tienl ir attention given to enclosins '-'ur:.".. 1... .-.. m . tie cil * and co in try. 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 nn consignments. 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 by tbe ir.te steamer a ar." supply of Painters' and "A'M.sts' Brushes, oi superior quality, lo which we cat! ti.e attention of Mr eastmners. 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, Keeps slwavs on band the and fr-tshesl stock of FRUITS, NUTS, PRESERVEf kc. in.' iscontinuaii) receiviajc, bj everj stean 1 and 3 i.i- packet, mi additional supi tail it the 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 for sale will please he entered ue f'.i ■ the morning "i the sale, i.*< li. MvlMvl.ll .'. to.. Grocers and 'Vow I-- mission Merchants, No. 6 Cary Btreet, Rich mond, Va., oiler 'heir services for tii - sale of Wheat, Corn, Flour, Tobacco, are. Tiie usual advances made on consignments. LOTTERY. 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 lence of sworn Commissioners, ;.t. Aujusta, Georgia,as t"l --lo- ' Class No. 51 draws Satub dat, Decemler 17th, i'aa'.t. i'!.::;:' No. .',' i " " .luinari 21st, teiO. 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 10,0f»0 100 " of J.ito 1 " 0f... . . 6.0001D0 " oi .. fOO 1 " oi ;",.mnt 100 •• , t me 1 1 " of ent' isa " of . ... 300 ' AFPROXI VIA! ION !'!<!/•• ■ I 4 prizes oi 8600 Approximating to 9luooaa ' prize are v2.i»» 4 prises 01 SOS Approximating te s0 ""o prize are MOO 1 t prizes oi 409 Approximating to SO.OOO prize are IM9 4 prizes of 900 Approximatisx to 15,000 prise are 14*00 4pr.zesol age Aeproximetinic to 10,008 pr:?.e are 800 20 prises of 100 ApproxißasttaKto 0,000 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, as follows : Class O'i Draws on Sati kdav, UeceiTii.er 2l!ii. 1800, Class 53 " " " 31st, 1050. Cia>B .">4 January 7;'n, lasv. Class r>r> " " •• lath, J*;o. 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 " ".. .. 300 1 " " MM) t 100 " " M I 1"» " " lw APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 4 i-nzesot §400 Approxiniatins to .*-s<t.'jijo prize are -"»1,600 tynaea ol A'ij Apsrojdtas*4iacto au.'juj prize are !,_»_ 4 prizes ol 260 Approximating to I'J.'JOO prize a-e 1,000 j 4pnzes of 225 Aparoximatini to 6,'J00 prize are „ 900 j 4 prize* oi sou Approxijjnataac to 4,000 prize are H| 4 prizes .1-160 Aasroeimating to 3.01W arise are 800 4pri7.es oi iv) ripprosißsstini te l.soo prize are »~ . . 400 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 ! *\*4 Takes ateee oa 'Im Last Satardav in each month. Whoie Tickets 818, li.ilves 1510, Quarters 65, Eighths >.v,-„i. In ordering Tickets or Certiticates, enclose the ' 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 Bcheaaa. Immediately after tha drtiwin-r, a Printed draw itu. t'eiiified to I'j the Commissioners. Will be aent, with an Explanation. hlk. Pureluisers will please write their ai(natures j 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. for Tickets to in! directed either te ' WOOD EDDY Ac CO.T Auguata.Ga., ' Or WOOD, EDDY x CO., Atlanta, Ga„ ur WOOD, EDDY & Co.. Wtlmiaatoa, Del. 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. Nashville Ga- ' ■stte, Ricbiii.ii.'.t Dispatch, PanUlint (.Miss.) Cla rion. ONLY AIM EVISI.'M „ ■ ii,-', I men, van m. 7S ! cenf. tit JRCOI » : \Y. J i;, M-or. «t, t
NEGRO HIRING, Ac. 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 ask consign ni. nts. RAWLINGS* IIOLLADA .. 12th street, between Main and Cary. de 15- ilAclin Riclimond, Va. ninim HILL attends to the sale si COKN, WHEAT. TOBACCO, Ac. snd cob tinneste rIIREOU'J NEGROES, ie hi- d**ewlrn 18(>0. "w^ihloV""* 9 * 1860. 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 cr i .at tne mrc of a sent te him. i lit* lores fa we been paid aaartarly, food homes ,-.nd ten prices obtained, which baa niven entirel satisfae [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 te the own ers dnrine this jesr by ths* oearse. 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.. ■ ih bnsemsntof Mstropolitaa Han. 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, D. X, Bernard, H. Robinson, Petersburg. Essex. I>r. J. Rimpkins, Norfolk. Dr. J. B. Roane, rt. C, Wilsoa. Charles City. Chesterfield. .fi),?) Tlun'er. Louisa. M, X, Wilton, Faugui dels—l 'I'-i.n ISeO. K«««»_HiK«*6- iB6O. 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, aad all other business per tuniiiif to a GEN ERA I. A«S KNCY, to ai! of which he sives his 1 ersonal attention. 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 and v< r sonalattention snail always he supplied. ■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, rf«ne William County. Rev. Thos, E. Locke. John L. Latane, 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 their tnisiness, and to paj special attention to the ne«roea during sickness. 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 186(X R*6ROI«RINO- jggQ EDWARD l>- EACHI >. 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. ■i-'.-'.."-!,1.1.1N 1 REAL KM TATE NEGOTIATING LOANS. COLLECTING BONDS. NOTEi* md Oi'EN NTS snd al te.udio . t > a'i other I usiness nertaiuinn tos G tne 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. -vi worthy. LIYEH COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN Dlt ''•'. D :■' B Tl 11 V 0 '•' THE N fi R ;'r; US SYSTh M, i-r '- ■ '■ 01 THE KIDNE ■>. and alldistmst! arisint 'ew a isord red li/etr or li--. B .1 of thi "I . .'a ' • I l*t'*«<ru'f« Or. arts, art *■" lily "• I permanently tured > the GERMAN BITTERS: ■ Thi BALi 4MK CORDIAL has aeguired a repu tation surpassing that of amy similar preparation txtant. tt wilt • :-.r,-. withoi r i»..!., tas most st vt re an I i •••• stand ag COUGH, COLD. OR HOARSENESS, BRON CHITIS, I NFL UENX i. CROUP, PNEU MONIA, INCIPIEA 3 ■ ->> '--- UMPTION, and .'. <• pirfortntit ih~ most m* tonishint cv*-.- tear 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., and "..'■ sold druggist an t '.< iters in mt Heines 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:■:■ ■ frt si n': ports ef the country. The** Atmamaet or* gipttm amuy i", a,, tmr agents. 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 ofth.it boa of diseases, Co *JSI M PTION. Persons who iin» should ass it. it. is pleasant to the taste, softens, clears and strengthens thei nice, 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.— Twenty five easts a box. BoW by all Drugsists ia Richmond. se lti—ftm 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 and Cods. I'ho following certificate was rolnntartlj given !■* Key. V.r. VsTiles Ib !n>( ; B 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. 1 have used it also .11 cases of Colds, at tended with severe coughing, ami in every case the saaas as pay results have been produced. I ic.-ar.i this preparation as nn exosllOßt medioine. and in i my judgment no fa.ui.ly ought to he without tt. A. 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 concerning ,Lad dress C. C. JACJfSON. 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 MEI)ItAI,rARO.-Ur. PLUME ..tiers tea se.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. same side. Al ways on hand, aaupriiy ofthe "CHEMICAI EX- i 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 ami rot let Bottles. .Vc... Ac. iv great variety. W. PETERSON, Druggist, las Mam at. -.» j units. Il\< ON BIDE* AMI SIMM 1.. •' , ' ill i!M- New and Old -for utile by WOfIBLE v 1 L»itiOUNE. | N -. 11 Penrl il set. •
- FOR RENT AND BALE. 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. __BforoHßasilfamilf. on Union Hill. Ihe atmtm 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. I'OINDEX TKR.orthe present ocenßsnt. j.. t i .-»• .1. R.SYRCLE. .-_* WOB X EiNT—The small FARM, adjoining *____mj Farm,on the Meadow Bridge Road.ehvat -•■■two iiit'es lrom the, city. It contaißS ei-h* 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 and ia a fine state oi cultivation. Tiie rema. ider is all heavily timbered, ami tbesroceedfl ol tba sale of the timber alone would be toondvorj remune 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 aboat 12 aerosol hue river i"W grounds, saitable for a Boarket cardea, or aaaaall farm. 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, on which there is a good Orchard, Asj>ar turns and Strawberry Beds* alt two miles from Richmond, immediateli on the Westhara Plans I'o id. Ton Rood teuai.t the terms will be made very moderate. For iortlier particulars applj to JOHN A. HUTCHESON. At Henrico Counts Court- House. Also, for hire tbe present -ear. FA KM HANDS and two BLACKSMITHS. li-i3—ts jJ. A. li. __ < OR \ "M i '.I. I'OK H EHT-*-With two run >•/;'of Stones, central in location. s. I-. ROBINSON/. ja3—ta Belvidere Planing Mills. _i_. FOB RENT.—Tbs Beat Badecwtfortable ;,; 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. .<■ -si. •• l -.i-eu -iiiinciiiafelv.—■ Apply to RAWI INGS * UOLLADAY, jail- If 12th s'rc't, betweea Maia and Cary. _*i IO ii li, M\ T Tv-o new and desirable ?p! HOUSES, containing 6 rooms each, kitchen -*t«and other conveniences, situated out.'la* st.. near Buchanan's Sarins. Possession giveabj the lviii ot Janaar). 1000. For further information spplv to iin D. EACHO, detjl-2w llth st.. near Exchange Place. _c, VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLINO fjjg ON SOUTH SIDEOF CARY, BETWEEN hr 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 it ronrns with fire places The parlors are furnished with mai We mantels, and gas and water throu hi al the house: the bath rooms are furnished with hot 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 a lame grape arbor in the j i"!, ofeboics selei tionof \ inea Ihe whole ftr- mises "re in complete order. Porsoas disposed to ,-\. the p opert) will call on the sub scribers, Foi tertns, fee .., i pi) to de3o-101 ',"!'!..:> .'< AiTERSON, Auets. ___>. NHOP KtlOiVla. AND WATER I'llW 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 for mannfacturmt: purpose Parties desiring to locate themselves will do wi call and examine tiie premises. ■ .1. ,'{. ANDERBON k CO., deS-ts Trcdc-.ar Iron Works. X-. FOR bALC-A verj desirable COT «___ 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 in the yard, frnit trees, urape vines and titbar < shru nber) in the garden, to etLcrwitb othercos vei ienoes, an I ible for .la ■• and genteel family. 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 ba siueas po lion iil the city. Applj to no i.i ts JOHNSON St HARWOOD. jm. FOR RENT--A tmaemei tSTORE-ROOAC ;;:'-! 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 - > -V BRO., oc •_.;_:,•; 17S Main street. PIANO FORTES. -, .._ 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 to tii 'it large assortment of PIANOS, and ■.v-oui't ".'i'.-r snob guarantees aa will .at-.tiviy ih> most faatidi, ue psrehnser. Our PIANOS are warranted i'orlivc years,kept • 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 of their orders. Old Piano taken in exehan te t"r new oaea, LS, PIANOS Hired at low rate i, HOU I! ft RADE. deK—dftewly Richmond, Va. 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 be tested l>> the side ol the famed Chtekerinxs. We warrant all our PIANOS, aad eaa show aa higß .im) ax uumeroes testimonials as any factory in the country, all of which can be seen at Mr. C a ill si's, on lirnad street..'«l door from 9th. 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 ICW KEESEE* PARR. PxorßtßToa«. 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. ..<• . iV,;. Ail ia want of home made Wars will rrivs as a • call at our Pottery. KEESEEft PARR, Corner of 12th aad Cary streets. j t 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, A.-.; best qualit} Waiters, Coftee urns,and Bibblbb; ! \ - '' l '":- EbiiiL and Ksrostne 1.-mi.., and Pixtures: Ulock im, Japanned and Britannia Ware, 1 nok i ins Olassss. <Vc... A.-.: with a full and complete , stock ot rich cat, blows and Ken..?.! GLASri i WARE, direct from marmfaetnres, sad which we ; are selliai at redaced rates. Those in warn w i |do well to call at G EO. J. SUMN KB ft 00.'.5, UO, Pear! street. j 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, aad JAPANNED WARE; !.e«.d<w an endless asaort rnent of Yreach aad Gerrnoa FANCY WOODS sad TOYB, to which we unite the atteattea of aaar ohaata and the pablie m general, f.-ehnK confident that our_aoooaaad raicxa will richly i>.i> them for aeau, wseadeavorto maintain our reputatioa forselhai baraataa. kcuaap at 00. j 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; 50 I balfbhis. No.lCutHerrtßzs: No. l.2ajidSMaeks-' I rel, 111 kits, I.his ,an I lull' bbls : tfsjj bbls. James River Cemeat; MM bbls Roasndall Cement; 100 l.lii». (hUotasd PbMter, Ine and xup.-rtmc ; I.Cdu j 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: for fale, mi cons ut ; msnt.by BRIDOFORD ft CO., en the Dock. j f J'RU\hS, TRI NKS, HONNfr.T UAtSBS. 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 aoTd low .vi '"* 1 ••• • 1 •'. 1 ■/ ~ Ml ,_ '
RAILROADS, *c. ___RIVER RAH.RO.Mi.-on nn-l 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« )'<•<•!< icavcn Norfolk Mondays, Wsdsesday| and frwara, at <ii A. M. Eire to Norfolk or River letadintrs, *?t* breakfast and dine oa Imi-h.i t!i. steamboat, both ways. 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 Saturdays. THUS. R. SHARP, de i^--1« SBperiateadent. SIP'TS OFFICE R. A D. R. K.t'O,' RicnvioNii. l»ee. 17. 1000. J _——____.--____-- UP El IAL NOTH X.-The 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 the above datea. , delti-dJatth ALEX. WI.ORRAL.Sup't. Wmmm.' . VIRGI NIA <E N T WUk L 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, Loaisvilte, Baltimore. Bl Loots. Philadelphia. I S hi «»?»' , .N.vv York, Rook [stead, ar a* nil important points m 'he Western Ststea. Bosa—ta WM. F. ADCOCK.Ticket AgenL OFFICE RICH'D A PI.TERSIIG It R. C 0../ Riobmond. Va.. Nov. 24th. 1059. ( t—- .__ I HANI'K OF HOIKS. 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. Ik*-t,:".^J£&'.y; , EKN .MAP. ROL'TE.-Bv n -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 nnder three rears of agd rnxK.overtheii rt spective roads, to take effect on and alter Plovers her | s t, ttjtf). To persons trading in Negroes, and others, this route offers advantages uasarpassod hv auv niber lor further pa.tienl%rs, aael) at ths Ticket Of Gee, Richmond and Danville Railroad, Richmond. peg-dtt C. CA.UI'DELL, .-'iip't. ♦--—_- . 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 RICHMOND AN D PETERSBURG and the Not? FOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILROADS. Al the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company's Office, in Richmond, THROUGH TICKETS wiil be sold ■' the following t r ra : For Nor loi I.; first class pa*: .'iii.'£:B *.'i.2.*. De. Si cornl do do 2.16 For Old Point or Hampton, retarn tickets lor the round tup good srUhin 15 d.i)s ; first cias- passengers 5.M' Second.!". do --•.'. Stiaigbt tickets; first class, '..ti;t. 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 ■ wh rf. Passengers by thia route le-M-p Richmond at 1-00 A. M.. and break fast iv Petersburg at A. reach N"r folk at 10* i. and hind si Old Point or Hampton at 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 the saase boat next di*. 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 H cliniond at 5.4j P. M., in time I i tonnect srith the ti , :.. --.... ig on v tsl s imo cv ming. Itv !" \'iiiA',l- CHt CKED THROUGH. WILLIAM MAHONE. Engineer aad Suip't N. k v. H. it. / lOXTSEINE.- Tl m* re tulai line PREIOHT BOAT.-* from RI II .\t"N hi„l. , Nt:H III'|; n, ■ a week, TUESDAYS, and SATUH DAYS. BoatTl MPEST, Capt..fons Donalo. 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 asadvertiai a. Thesubacriber.thsnk ful for past 1 iv irsso liberallj bestowed. for they -»t three .c urs, be js a continuance of the .same. WM. P. COX, Agent, At the 8b id. Dock st..in rear of old Baa .V..;ks. DENTISTRY _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 eonfidenoe commend it to those desiriar full or partial seis ..| teeth, and Sapeeiatl) Been aa msj le dinsal Bated with those the-, mc now si •;'• The perfect adaptation ol the plats tome month, aad ths auction thereby secured, enabtea 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, oa coldorsni other ptete will of course i-e made for those preferring them. FiiUas). Cteensiag. I-x --trocting, aud ail oilier operations gentli sen tho ronghl* performed. Ofhceoa Maia atreet. opposite Corißthtsn lliili noil -lv ✓-iw***> F. A. JETER, 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! style krnowa to tiie Profeasion, aad all work dose hy hifla warraated '.okiv» aatialaetioa, [oeU—ly WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c. jg_» U ATI Wis. Jl'UfcLKY.rsil.Yl H 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. He would call particuuw attention to hiastoek ~' hnc watches, such as Jubjal»r<en<i >n. f. If. Adams k Bon, Allied LavaU tts, Jules Erne r*, ileiii;- Rsgsoids Lemon. Joseph Johnston. .lohu 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, Cameo aad Pearl Beta. Etrnseaa and pain Kohl llhain Rraeeists. t'hatlaiii Cba.-na. Neck Ch an- i Cbarina,Sleeve Button-. M,,rt Buttons are;*: irer ' .-'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; But >ARIHOI.o\IEWMi, l i, t _, ! u-. S need not (car. m r 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 f 'n Hotel still lives BAR I HOLO.M E VV. i'A RTHOLOM X W, Watch and itlock Maker, Opposite American Hotel, j _- ___,- SOPI. S. IOTTRIXLA- tn 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 -»>»,<»•• all kind* of MILITARY TRAP- Weotilv ask tor a MhjtiVla prove by our work rntL, 1 ' 1 ' H> J\ < * u;l _ *«v*»> wadou. TvJe return our thanks tor the u..tro,v!Li« I a stowed on our houaa for the test ef i !.^J.» * and hope to receive a BmtiauMtoa of ' i_ „ SAMEELB, COTTRELL. de.<-2„, j OHN N. .lENNIfitiS. ' ? ff 4 '"»M»RK-s'R OV ERI U.iT*. 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.\ Co. Ilk TIEKI EVprYme Rice •-■. m!.- i , «V vV.M. WALI rCR "ON '. •
RUWAWAY* 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] <■ H •- J 3 IO.**I*tIITTKI» Tv (ll ." 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 ' . . aan take hui away, or lis cdl .• .' . ,n< to law. , .• tio2&-.low JailorChestßrne ■ ■ X© •»» R HH.tK 11. .. I £g 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. '.'•'. ~ .he waa on a canal boat, ro Br, • ■ Adm rof Sam i ..,.. ~ ' Rarid-Ann Station. Calpepai EATS, CAPS, BOOTS, R_ 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 in ibis I eaa be ma, I an* cit* ia the L'nioa, and i . _ wan the Is bob be I ougl .... I respectful > solicited. J PETER TUTSI EY.B-oade, 1 dcs Im two doors below [tree, I < . 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 to Bl' c perfect a • ,[ ~.-... l-l A'i 8 'itid CA I*B mail rda I th- ahor'esi notice, as low ~r I BS had North or Souti,. and - 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*. <-t;. «uaiitv. :< 00: foi hionai.lc Silk H skin sewed 800t5.3 0i»- C ncn i •• • Ine .nli akin vewed Shoes, 2 '.'.'., J. H. ANTHONY hs> made arranges , nnei.t the lest makers ia thscil toeapply him with handsome skin sewed li(n'l':-'. which he Will*. oadented low price of 'I'llKEl. u-r; i .. - HALF. '• , , 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<. ', _ can warrant to wear as lorn as an) • * pair "I sneh m are gem rr.lh | i *.. rv lon* und made out ol ..| i;, . 1 ,v w.iiit of good Boots wili . . , . ; PI l\ . >»I I < I TO LAIMEa vil 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 Hi Importers and '■ Boots aad Shoes, N . 1 ' { 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 . No ;-r '. J __X-*te?-* X * ''- ~% «-" ( '" > 1015..t11l 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 beet maliti s. '•• •■ ur Boots to give I I ; I'M i I 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. . _ i it.i. i -•'•. i: i i ra . 'i *' ' LI Fl RS - ROBER I I . I ■ *» i; 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 ■ <■•■■■ .... i a■ -o: •nd V r. ■-"'■-■ 'ii 'ne I A'l'KS I "ii '• ltl.l. BTVLEB, too nume 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 - J! It «t V S \M» 1«lI I - ll*** PI W.N I'i.k BOOTS -We ii.ci ... .. 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<»O I'llA I Pc gad Bo >ta. Kr-- ins a ■ test . ..I'll -v Hr,._:;iiS .It 'I the I '. t. I-t ",r •■■ st . ' • •" -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: o. 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 *. - * ' [ and t>* dry with them. • : vv , ■ - lisathei Baota. UNDEKTAKIKO _ ~. inn i M»t '* S ' , '\\ , ' N ;i „,| ,•!!»•,,,„.•■- ' V . 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 H6 '"* VNDtW4^* ( ! Goveinorstrest.tetwesnX yu a"* l * , m-'ti'l, *•* • ,r b_J' ■-■ .iHti'iis, «;r.\ l» *■:•*». intti^** VI THEHKAMtiN.-Rtc* » [' ..„. - • v..-i, .mi 1..-. Whua Urn}* V/'t' : m N t. ,■ ' ,i .leal \\\H' ■• • Xtixi.iio.l I ...