Saturday, January 7, 1860 — The daily dispatch

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MAI ' N CHILDRKN. Thi* 'I INC : . screal isdisins tor all theii EV .-.| et Pamphlets and sse saras.

..'; !,.".' 1.. LADD A CO., Richmond; 1 redei ksbnrj: hi si the Drug un : I I MORTIMER ft MOW . • more; anil bj Drussista and Bhop - everywhere. §1 tor bottle; sis bottles, da ►—dhcwta svT'o Oreul Virginia K'tiwiv. aad «io PI n RS' INFALLIBLE…

1. >foreoffered the public, is ttses . •. itorative, .vrul renovating powers; and 1 world ars i» ton is bad. when told that •■•.!".). will care the above diseases, and ■■■ Jed whei t,hej have ocular demonstra -1 ts. '....: tiie proprietor,…

1 li : therefore challenges ;;riy case «.f _ 1 h the re mcd j will not cure, pro tin ■ tions ire carried obi with prudence the part pal at; and an) one purchasing ■ es. and using accordingly, in hn uaranteei 1 pei 1 •• ; eara, and in iddii…

Ai j'i RSON .v ;..: i-rv. Drasnats, Agents for the c ti of Richmond, «iii" No.JM.Bread street. ti (.1. a! Bs ins FOTICABH, AT PERKINS A CO.'S, No IM, K-..;1k t i Br >s ■: SHIRTING, Heavy, atsd. i ■ H •• w hed " " st6d. Super. " " " si '■> cents…

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M.N IHE BACK, PAIN in the BOWELS. Ueingshne fONlC.it is very beneaeial lor a - • - - uuach or bowels. ■ • n '- 29 mdavasnts. Bold bj all Drsg ••' •■ lin me), i'eters'iuig and Norfolk.and ■ State. je 14—13 m f.>iii,. 1 and Bladder * snaplalats.—The…

Bl .Mil' COMPOUND. ■.■ ha c been unable to walk, havssoon ■ • ed by this powerful COMPOUND, it ia iy a Chemist, and is pronouaced bvmsdi . those who have used it, t" lie tiie hest IMPOUND in the world. Large bottles Imttles 90 cents. Afresh…

1 ARE NOT FORGOTTEN.—We woald ra il ie members of ths Legislators, antt ■ ■••> puri toing h.'iue to pass tne it 'he Photosraphic and Fine Art lil ■. W MINNIS and secure one of his executed LIKENESSES, and h»vc it ■■■ 1 Uold Lwfcet. Breastpin,…

>Vv»tire.>»Havin< perchaaed the interest of rtner Mi Powell, I shall oontmse the N 1 NG and GLAZING BUSINESS as, vi heretofore. Hntsfnr tne satronags so liberally ex tv lie Iste firm, 1 solicit a eostisuaace of • - leoidstand. oorneroi Hani.…

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I SATURDAY KUMHUfQ JAN. r, isGu. OE»aTJJLA& ASNtMUI.V OF VIKUI.MA. SF.NATF Frihay. Jan. 6th, 1899. The Senate was Called lo order at |g o'clock, H-, by Lieutenant Governor M\TA

A BkteaUaa wn '* received froUB the llnute of Delegates, stating 'hat the,- had pn-.-ed a num ber t buls. I:-ad in Senate and referred to appropriate ooauaitteea.

BUI* !•■! '•' '■•''■ -For the collection of tazea on persons and property : for the reliei of Benj. T. Cbian, ot Prince William county, concerning HUMS on licenses: for the assess ment Of tuxes on ; .tM'hs and proper v : mak ing an appropriation…

BUI* /'i l "•'-■ -A bill to amend and re-ennrt the Itb seettoe l an act providing lor general elections, t> r determining contested elections, lor the election ol county officers, and lor their qualidcattona and removal from ofln-e, pat tod…

condemn ihe springs and lauds necessary to »upplj thesamewith water: lo appoint com mi«sioners toandit expenses Incurred i>y the Executive in the purchase of arms and mu nitions, and lor the deience of the Siate.

ft. Demglms. E*q.— The Presideni of the Senate presented the proceedingsof a meeting of the people oi King William county, held at their Oonrt-Hoase, Dec.Mth, in which they say that,ass portion of the constituency of the 2ist Senatorial District,…

this time labors, by reason of which the dis trict is deprived of the sort ices of a chosen representative—alike distinguished for his fidelity and lor his ability. They respect tully, but earnestly,iavoke the General As sembly to act favorably…

application fof relief to B. B. I»ous,lhs pecu liarly entitled to a prompt and favorable consideration of the General Assembly. Laid on the table and ordered to be printed.

I'tiitii •/!.«. Memorial*, fc—Mr. Thomas, of F.. presented a petition of the citisena of Stafford county, asking the passage of a law to prevent trespassers, Ac , on the waters of the Potomac. Mr. Newiin presented the proceedings of citi zens…

Oockerilte, Tbos. H. Love, and others, securi ties lor the late Sheriff Of Alexandria, asking that they may be allowed lo| discharge the judgment of ihe Commonwealth against them, with the deduction ol the damages, extra in terest, Ac.

Resolution* ej Inquiry into EzpedieMcw.—The following were adopted: Of amending and re-enacting as net entitled "an act to incor porate the Clark and Warren Turnpike Com p.tnv, with a capital stock of (3,060. in shares vi -_\j each, and to…

Bank ol the City of Richmond: ol reporting a bill far the relief of Calvin MeCarty; of re porting a bill to provide tor the instruction ol drummers and tilers fortheseveral regiments: of amending tbe Xld section of chapter 196 oi tbe Code so…

groes of the Commonwealth; of compensating jim Jacobs lot- services rendered by bim us Superintendent d ru tempore) ot the Peniten tiary.

Ta- State Bofuls.—A communication was re ceived from ihe Second Auditor in response ie a resolution requesting informal.on in re lation to the bonds of the Siate, and the amountof revenue derived from the tax on the same. A resolution was adopted…

Commissioners oi the Sinking Fund as refers ;o tbe same subject. The committee were re quired to investigate the question, and report as to the expediency of exempting the bonds of Ine S,:ne from taxation. We make the tol lowiug extracts fiom…

Ist. That portion -if the public dobt issued n be I form ol Coupon bonds, and pajabie in New f rk sad I.eiiCuu.an.ouiit in the aggregate to ffl3 76i ami as saul bonus SIS made payable to bearer anti pass upon delivery, I sis unable to furnish,…

tits I'ressarVi is 916 i— siii.ti.i and as mvestrnei ts in the shiih mere frequently made in l is nsines of the iodividua's investing, without men turn o« their plates oj residence, it cannot beas certtiued with an) decree of certainty from…

ol ee> tdie iteti ol rssistered debt id the estate held bj col porattons Within the .State to he -;i IS6*SQI.S& Itb. As the books in m> o.ncs do not tarnish tss shave stated) the sniount of the pabliodebt held »v citizens hi me ntate, 1 am…

and 17 I have estimated the smount of tbe ixmrts ot the Slate. possession, 1 deem their estimate sufficiently just lur ah practi cal purposes, and recommend it as famishma an approximate "amount of the b-ads of tne state lied i>» citizens ol…

A communication was presented by the Speaker, containing the proceedings of a pub lic meeting in King William, at w inch resolu tions were adopted urging the passage by the General Assembly of aa act granting an am nesty to persons laboring…

Committee tor Courts of Jastice,and it was given thai direction. On motion of Mr. M< Kknzik, a select com mittee was appointed to inquire into the ex pediency of increasing ihe salaries of officers of government employed in the Capitol. A communication…

per- Ferry affair, with ameadasoats. The bill and amendments were laid on tin table. Re*atusitm* •/ hi'/inri/.—liy Mr. Ferrell, of releasing Friend Cox, Clerk of Wetzel County Court, from a line: by Mr. Cowan, of prohibi ting entries upoa tends…

ing the Auditor to make returns to Clerks ol Courts f or papers sent him; by Mr. lianley, of repealing the law requiring merchants to swear that they will not pass a bill less than s-.., in amount: by Mr. Hunter, of refunding a sum to Win A.…

lute: by Mr. Aldarson, of building a turnpike Irom a pom! in Braxton to a point in Nicho las; by Mr. Montague of incorporating the Montgomery Female c. Hegiate Institute in Christiausburg, and loaning it Slo,m»o; by Mr. .Medley, of requiring…

fever ta 1855; by Mr. Mngee, of authorizing the Marysvllle Ptaak-road Company to change their road Into a railroad; hy Mr. Yerby, of allowing ihe t'oii.mis.ioners ol Northampton eonnty §1 per hour, while making up the ac counts ot fiduciaries;…

appropriailou to the Wellsburg Keiuale Acad emy: by Mr. Mallory, of building a railroad from a point on the Petersburg and lioanoke Hatlraad la Sussex, to a point in lirunswick; by Mr. Christian, of laying tax on each gallon of lujuor manufactured…

sls tan 1 i.'brk of ihe Eaeettdvs i»eparimeat; Sena'e till aiilhoiizlng the Governor to con vey the Westham Magazine Tiact to certain parties; for the the lands of the Loudon and Virginia Gold Milling Com- '

pany: iaoorporatiag the Rockbridge Mining 1 and Manufaeinring Company; incorporating ih« Indian Mound Cemetery Company io 1 if mi;»hire county; releasing the State's in terest in the New Manchester Turnpike Com- ' pany to Hancock county ; amending…

the State's snbscrlptloa in the Mechanicsborg ami W> tlw Turnpike Company to the Raleigh and Q raysoa Turnpike Co«i|ii»tiy: author- Isisg the building ot a Slate road from Cir ci»*->il|h, in Peadtotoa, to Peserty, la Kai - dolpbj incorporating…

creasing the capital stock of the. Wytheville »n.lGrß\Bon Turnpike Company; incorporat ing the QteoTilte Turnplbe Company; Incor porating th« Jeffernonvilte, Marion and Rye V iliey Turapike Company; amending the act incorporating ihe Bowers…

a bridge over Clinch liner: authorising the consolidation ot the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the Northwestern Virginia Rait road. nil:.' /'«'.

Gabibauh's Battalion r Childrsn.— The special correspondent in Italy ot the London Daily News went to the Scandiano to see a battalion of log children, quartered in the old cast !e. He says :

"The first idea of recruiting tJiis legion of children, belongs to Gen. Qaribaldi. When engaged i:i the South American wars, and in the defeaco ot Eoom in 1849, tins gallant leader had noticed that boys between the ages of 13 and l.i years,…

through which he marched his triumphant legions had given their contingent of young soldiers, he at once made up hia mind to have a battalion of oasfcsceati organized. Ah in telligent young ollicer. whom he had known during the Roman campaign…

the number oi the adolircentt, so that (he bat talion has now completed i's aaaaerietl strength. These little soldiers are dressed in a uark green tunic, with red culls with a white edge, and dark green trousers. On my arrival here this morning,…

amuaed to sen how perfect and orderly their movements were. They went through all sorts of military evolutions with such stead iness and precision as could scarcely have been surpassed by grown-up soldiers aftei many mouths of training and…

independence. Although I really believe thai •hi-* battalion of boys will do good service should it be called to fight against the ene mies of Italian independence, its clnet uu i>ortance is of a moral kind, and is such as will be easily understood…

warning to Europe that there cannot be any compromise, any temporary solution, oi a question which has raken such hold not only ol all classes but all ages."'

The Mexican Tb*atv.—The City of Mexi co correspondent oi theN. O. Picayune, writes (Dec. !:>) as follows, with regard to the recep tion of the new treat) at the capital:

We have had positive news of the signature of ihe treaty between the United States and Mexico, but are entirely m the dark as to its contents. The most curious and extravagant surmises aie made, some pretending thai 10,000 troops will be sent…

cause, thus permitting Juarez to employ all bis resources tor the conquest of the interior; others, again, pretend that the United S:a'es furnish nothing but money, and very little o; that. .

The papers have coi.ie out with the most fu: Lot. articles against i lie "traidores, 'a* the) term toe Liberals and their friends the Yan kees, tor who!.i no abuse that has ever been imagined seems sulli i< m The Qover men; organ, the So iedad,…

have war with the United -tates, toi when to. sword of Brennua is thrown into the -caiee there is no judge but the battle-field." Munos I.i-.10. the ttimistrmdt ReUie tones, has protested through the same paper against ihe treaty,de claring…

the other hand, the Liberals ware inhlgb glee over the treaty. The Vera Cruz Uefwrma Sotial, reciting its provisions, says :

The principal object of the treaty la to bind together more closely the two countries in the friendly relations that now exist between them, and it is honorable to both alike. The Uniied States receives thereby certain advan tages .>f commerce,…

lime, this double increase of commerce, and the gaaraateea under which it is revived, will bring us to what we moat stand in need of—a healtbfal How of immigration, to cultivate our vacant fields, and give new lite to every branch of industry.

Mas. Stei-hens to Victor Hi go.—Cur readers are aware that Mrs. Ann S Stephens, of New York, ha* written a spirited reply to Victor Hugos defence of Old Brown. The following is an extract:

Virginia, a sovereign State, has maintained her authority. John Brown is dead, rroven guilty of treason—condemned lor atrocioa* mnrders—he has atoned for these crimes on the scaffold. It is impossible lor a man to Stand upon the verge oi eternity,…

torch of fanaticism or insanity—such minds as yoiiis,ailluent, earnest and poetical, may be expected lo close his crimes in white garments, and forgetting the murderer in the brave man, singpaeaaa to the martyrof a vivid imagination only.

1 am of a sex and of a nature to whom these feelinga are kindred. 1 cannot think ot old John Brown upon the scaffold without a shudder through all my being. I cannot think of a man made in the image of his Goo, suffering an ignomiuioua death,…

victims at Harper's Ferry—to the women made widows by theoutbieak of asingle morn ing— to the orphan*, who had never wrongec Him. so cruelly bereaved by his crimes. I see tti*- two sens who blindly followed his lead fall martyrs to his rebellious…

I look beyond all this, far away into the beautiful South, and instead of an aid man on the gallows 1 see thousands oi my own coun try women, gentle, good and lovely, given up a prey to wild insurrection—l see those murder oaa pikes, manufactured…

men struggling against the brute strength Oi their own household servants. This picture strikes my compassion dumb, and 1 can only cover my face and pray God to have mercy on the old man's soul. John Brown was tried, condemned, and exe cuted…

liberately, after hia sentence, and pronounced it just. The Fedeial Union, in wuich thirty millions of -ouls throb, stood by in solemn si lent c while the Treason ot this man was expi ated.

Tut-. Rk-Imtkumkni- ok Coitik.—The re mains of Edwin Coppie, one of the Harper's Ferry insurgents, were disinterred on Mon day, the tttfe nil. tiom the buryiiig-gruund about live miles iroui Salem, Ohio, where Ihey bad been quietly buried by…

casion. The wooden coffin irom Viiginia. was replaced by a handsome metallic one, the body being robed in white fUnuel, and taken to the Town Hall in bateatj where,on Friday, it was exposed to view for four houra. The hall ac commodating six…

Letter from Rev. Dr. Fuller on the Effect of Slavery Agitntiou on the Condition of Slaves. From the Bawtea Courier.

[The Rev. Br. Fuller, of Baltimore, hating expressed his spprobatioa of the speech of Mr. Everett, that gentWman, la reply, requested some, information Irom Dr. F., as to the general effect, on ihe condition of slaves, of the agita tion af…

My Bear Sir Perhaps too much importance has linen attached to that Insane outbreak of fanaticism at Harper's Ferry : but the sympa thy with secha deed of violence and "blood, which has l.een manifested at the North—can any patriot, any good…

been duly appreciated here and elsewhere.— The\ have gladdened all true American hearts; they have brought tears to many eyes; and caused multitudes to say, "Weil doiie, good and faithful servants."

Still, while members are elected to Coagresn, who openly avow their hostility to the South, it is idie to expect too much confidence iv any assurances of fraternal affection proclaimed in popular assemblies, no matter with whai sincerity and…

hear what the Massachusetts Senators and ■representativessay. Would ihey avow 'hese patriotic sentimental Could they speak as you did, without forfeiting ihejr place* !

Here, in this city, and over this land, North and South, 1 fear we are feeling—and will ex perience still more mournfully—the wisdom of this prophetic warning once uttered by Mr. Burke : "When bad men combine good men must associate,else they…

the ministry, I had intended to devote myself entirely to the Instruction ot 'he slaves in South Carolina. For some time 1 confined myself to that mission, and I found every where among m tsiers a prompt and active co iperation. True, ihers…

them. This won id not be allowed now. An itber statute, forbidding any one to teach tne iiegroes io read, was treated wi'h as little re gard. In almost every family servants learned to read—some of them m my own household,. not .nly reading,…

struct ion of slave*, prepared at the request of 'he South Carolina Agricultural Society, 1 strongly urged its repeal. Just shoal thai imear. attempt was made to abuse the mail by circulating incendiary works, and 1 was thus compelled to withdraw…

In June, 1845, there assembled in Charleston a body o! men, -epreseniing aim.ist all the wisdom and wealth of South Carolina. There were present, also, delegates from Georgia, and, I believe, Irom other States. It. was a meeting of the A-sociation…

my whole mind; appealing to masters to imi tate the Aatoniues and other magnanimous Roman Emperor*, to become the guardians of their slaves, to have laws enacted, protecting them in their relations as husbands and wives and parents . to recognize…

only the more sacred, because their power was so it responsible. That august assembly not only honored ma with their attention, but expressed iheir ap proval, tbe presiding officer concurring most emphatically in the views submitted.

I need scarcely tell you that no such address would be r garded as wise or prudent a; this time, ir j> not that masters at ' less engaged in eeking to promote the moral and religious Kell-being oi their servan .-; but mea.-uies which once could…

II any tine, is certain, it is. that ihe Goepel n ies noi recognize hatred, abuse, violence and blood, rts the ti.cans by which good is to be done, ih . Gospel is a system of love. It as sails no established social relations, but it in fuses…

be, not by Insurrection and massacre, but be a love which will melt oft then bonds. Let the spirit of the New Testament triumph, and all wrath and anger ami bitterness will cease.— The South and the North will harmoniously consult as to the…

I think 1 speak accurately when I say that hitherto every sacrifice for the emancipation of slaves has been made by Southern men : aud many hundred thousands of dollars hays been expended iv such liberations. The Norih has wasted large sums…

dition of filings at ihe South. We now find, indeed, that money has been contributed even for the purchaseoi' deadly weapons to be em ployed against the South, and to enlist ihe most fer.»cious passions in secret crusades, compared with which…

In the providence of God some of these peo ple have been placed under my care. My re sponsibilities have pressi il heavily upon me; nor have I failed to seek from God, and from the wisdom of the wisest men, a knowleogeof my duty to them. lam…

reduce mysell and family to comparative pov erty, ii I could improve their condition. I have twice madeoverturi s lumen of influence ami wealth at the North—once publicly, ie n correspondence Willi llr. Wayland, anil once more privately—aud…

done to promote the happiness and weitare ot ihese slaves, lint not a single response have I ever heard whispered.

Whne writing ihe lirst of these propositions there was under my root, in Carolina, a vio lent Abolitionist from New England- a man of great wealth. I read the letler to him be foreit W/sa sent, aad he expressed bis aston ishment at my venturing…

to regard as a deplorable ab ss of my scry. Yet the South is denounced for not at once immo lating four thousand millions of property guaranteed to them by the Constitution; for not at once weeds aud brambles millions of fertile acres: for…

else harboring in their midst hordes ot discon tented, indolent ragnuats, utterly until for freedom, who would certainly he exterminated unless in mercy they were again reduced to servitude. Because they will not do all this; will SOtinflict…

best conviciions otdoty, they are to be Lhe ob jects ol incessant calumny, to be pillaged and murdered in cold biood by their own fellow citizens, who are heroes and martyrs for doing this butchery.

I do now believe that the guardianship of a kind master is, at this time, a great blessiug to the African. If emancipation is ever to take place, it will be gradually, and tiiuier the mild, but resistless influence of the Gospel. Wheth er slavery…

of hearts there are seeking to know what can bs done for this race. There must be some limits to human responsibility, and a man in New England has no mi re right to interfere with the institutions ot Virgin.a, than he has to Interfere with…

ing Abolitionist in his day; but could that aoble man now rise up, he would stand aghast at the madness wbjjlt is rife everywhere on '

this subject. 'Onegreat principle, which we should lay down as immovably true, is, that if a good work cannot be carried on by the calm, self-controlling, benevolent spirit of Christi anity, then the time fordoing it has notcome." Such was…

Jeeussaw/slavery all around him. Did he seek to employ force I He said, "All power in heaven and earth is given unto me, therelort ge t'rr-A, gp pneuh thr GmtptL"

No language can express my love for thus Union. Others hpeak of the blieslsga it con fers ; 1 regard the Union itself as the greatest blessing,aad other advantages as chiefly to he prised heeaass they corroborate aad per petuus tbe I'nion.…

is wriiten in the book of Genesis, thai when Kebf-cca, in danger of expiring, cried to God to know the cause of the strange pang.* by Which h»r irume «:u convulsed, the angel re- Ptled, "Th ni earliest two hostile nations in thy bosom." Unless…

tare. I rejoice that there are yet spared to us some men of the old revolutionary stamp: men with hearts like yours to love the Union ; with eloquence like yours, to sound the alarm ere it is too late, and to rally to the cause of the Union…

Protest of the U. S. Minister at Gua temala.—The Panama Star of the 17th ult, Contains the following protest of Hon. Bever ly L. Clarke, United Sta-es Minister to Gua temala : I, Neverly L. Clarke, resident Minister of the United Sia;»s of…

Against the treaty of April3rHh, 1559, be tween the Republic of Guatemala and the Government 1,1 Great Britain,as a clear and palpable violation of :he leiu-r, spirit ami provisions ot he treaty between Great Bn >am and the United States ot…

concealing irom the American represratative, then resilient at this court and this capir:u, ah knowledge of the pendency vi negotiations, vitally affecting the interests aad policy ..f his Government, thereby depriving him ol the ight and privilege…

impariinliiy which is supposed to exist in fa vor of a friendly power, when the righ's a:id interests of that power are involved. 3. Agtiiiist the confession f the Qovern nient of Quateaaala

Increase of the Pay of Navy Officers. The bill introduced ia the Senate by Senator Mallory, chairman of the committee on naval affairs, "to increase and regulate the pay of the navy," ados to the pay established by the act of 1835:—For c:ipt:nus.…

promotion and medical officers, each two per cent, per annum lor every year of sea service: engineers, two per cent, per annum for each year of sea service, in addition to the pay now authorized by law. To give an example or two, 'lie operation…

and one per cent, per annum lor.sea service would give them twenty per cent.'oll their sa laries respectively. On duty they Would re. ceive s> ;,oi v—twenty per cent. $7Uo—or 84,91 0.

Commanders, their average sea service being sixteen years,'receivingtwo percent, per an num, or thirty-two percent, on sv.'.'jitisea pay, would be equal IOSViOU.

Lieutenants, tHeir average sea service being thirteen years, receiving by this bill two pt r cent, per annum, or twenty-six per cent, oa their Bl.sUoduty pay, would bs entitled to a yearly pay of 91,890,

Jhe bill "to modify ;he sea service pay of* pi:r.-ers in the navy" give UI each of those olli leis when attached to vessels for sea service: For the first five years after the date ot their ci mmissioiis, >>l,so(i: for the second fiveyears.…

WunaKABOUTS OF THE Co.NSFIKA I'dHS. A correspondent of the New York Herald, who has been investigating the condition of the runaway slaves in Canada, alludes to a half breed, named Shadd, the publisher of a paper at Chatham, who was a prominent…

The few men of Brown's party who escaped with their lives are at the present moment in Canada, where they are certain of protection from the people, should they t.,.. demanded of the government as escaped mv larers. JVler riam, a white, and…

looking man, apparently not over twenty-two years of age, short and slightly built, with a thin,hatebety-looking face, very pale, and no beard. He looks more like a consumptive school-boy than a conspiraior. The negro is, I believe, a Canadian,…

We learn that a project is talked of among the friends of the mad t.> ob'aiu an act of as sembly authorising a subscription oa the part of the coiiiiiti* interested in it. and through which 11 is topees, bj means of tne issue of bonds, the…

by a lien on the road, Ac. Doubts are eirer tained of Ihe onstu v tloiiallty and legal etlect i of the proposed measure, and no action has been taken by he board on ihe subject. Any ! set applied for. however, would tie c judiion- i ed upon…

sources of the treasury during the year were I 94,718,377.90, and the expenditures93£79^os4.sjl | 1

leaving a balance on band of 9JW,a , j3 up. iiu.' ring the year .f the public debt was redeemed, and the. total oi the funded and uu funded debt now is 938,638,001.07,

There are iv the State 11,4*3 public schools, j lI,oTI teachers and 634,851 pupils. Including Philadelphia, the cost ol tuition was 99,0t7,- j 991.8g; ot building expenses anil the whole expense 01 the system tor the year Be,- • OT!!,!!:.").;;.…

of 1854 the Bomber of pupils has increase! ! marly one-seventh, and of teachers L 'arlv ' oin -tliiiiceuth. " |

Latbb from Dkvtu City.-A dfiipateh from Leavpev/orthaunouncea the arrival tin re of tbe Denver City express, bringing 915,u0ti a gold dust. There was mush dissatisfaction in regard to thePruvistonaifJreveraaMat recent- j ly organized, and generally…

Mining operations continued oil a limited scale fas. the intervals of warm weather. Build- ' ingot residences and stores was progri-.-nug rapidly at Benver City, but there was a j;reat | scarcity oi material.

Snow in Florida.—The i-'amily Friend, a ; weekly newspaper, published at MonticelK, j Florida, says : "On Thursday night, Becember •

ii t -r~. ■ mm LOCAL MATTBRB.

Tin Virginia Stables, now in tbe South, are to travel hard roads before they return, if re ports from tbe South and Southwest are true. Wednesday morning we published a notice of a challenge made in Tetine-.ee to run against "Planet '• at Memphis…

Other challenges have been made to run the get of Lexington against that of Revenue intended for the owners of "Planet"—but they are not disposed to accept them, preferring to run for stakes againut all comers, and win if they can.

The reputation which Planet acquired in tho South last winter, has placed him in an un enviable position for the present campaign, and should make his friends very cautious how ihey bet upon him, until the hour for starting arrives. The races…

then to run at Charleston and Mobile before he gets to New Orleans, where some of his over sanguine friends are already backing him against the favorites of the South. Indeed, the stable of the BI Stars. Doswell is so well thought of in the…

We have always looked upon 'Planet "as ihe fastest horse ever 4'oaled in Virginia, and be lieve he could have beat any other horse in the Union when at Ashland last fall: but we are not so sanguine ot his speed and endurance as to suppose that…

race, tforv s. like men, are subject to sudden changes, and while they may be fit to run for a inau's life to-day, to-morrow they maybe entirely off their feet.

Along with Planet are Nicholas 1., Fanny Washington and Exchequer—three goad oars —and their friends in the South are equally sanguine of their success ; but, as all of them are liable to accidents, 1- would tie wise policy in the friends of…

ire than they can v.ell ait ru I i lose There Is no reason why Pteoetshonld be tbe fhvorite a- New Orleans, aad if he is madesmm, itwiil only he because he has won everywhere eisey and the**apriver afraid to meet him-a state ot tilings not…

Fbtr f»r the aVasfil ../ the Orphan* vf St ,r„- I eVj Seminarjf - Tilt le Is s.'olt lo lie held Ii fair for the benefit of rhe orphans ol S .Jo sepb's Seminary, under the charge ol the Sis ters of Charity. The benev, lent ladles ol the Cath…

tueyti.ck in trade of the Fair The bj. ct Is one every way appealing to the kindest and teuderesi seunmeuis of the heart, and should recei\e the liberal aid oi the public. This is a platform-charity to the helpless—apon which ail can unite,…

and which makes ail the "world akin.- A very large part of the Catholic popnlatioa of Richmond is a laboring class, and is very pour. Many of them areemptoyed la under takings in which faial casualties are ot fre quent occurrence, aud this…

and often exceeding them. The number of or phans there is n.>w between fifty and sixty, while the means a; the command of the kind and devoted persons who havechargeof them, are iaadequate to provide for them. There fore we are sum ihe public…

so many little ones, who el>e might die, or. worse than death, become ihe irreclaimable victims of vice anil crime.

I tre* Docket. —Tbe regular quarterly term of the iiu-tings Court commences ai ll o'clock on Monday next,ln the City Hall. A large amoaa .of business, both civil and crim inal, has accumulated, and tbe prospects are good for a long term aad…

recovi ry of money—a feel which would stem to indicate tin unhealthy steti of the money market. The following criminal case- are to be heard and determined during tbe term, via: Ch tries Bowman, for stabbing two brothers, named Alexander and…

cember a :h, with intent to kill. R iben Cope laud, slavs to Mr. J. 11. Grant,forstabuag Philip, a slave, on the 19th December.— Frederick M. Robertson, for forging an en dorsement on a note of ?.">

in November. The parties Bed t v the North, and were arrested iv New York. There aie several other seam on the criminal docket. It is in., re than probable that nil the parties named above who are White persons, will be sent on to Ihe Circuit…

Tk* Weather continues cold, night before last b.-iiig one of the coldest of this severe spell.— The streets are still very slippery, and unsafe to horses and moles not shod in'the saoet ap proved amumOT for traveling over ice. The brief interval.-,…

ble, ice in abundance will be gaihered iv this locality and throughout Virginia. Yielding the palm to our Northern friends lor tome years for the superiority of their ice, we may ..his winter lay np an article that will be equal to best Weaham,…

man i. lac uire will enable as to keep la oar own pockets a large amount of money that has iM-en foi some year.- paid to Use North, how ever, the heavens and ri,,. » nn i,, tNe for a lew days presented 'he appearance o. brightness aud geniality,…

Htvpi'u snuit i. -Oi Paursday night last a straggling I. afrr, in -eaich of a roosUaa place and bs early breakfast, ~i jw.e.i around 'he rir»r market for n«h >rt time, evidently on the 1 ok-oui lor a soi> board, -m which • nitke ins bed, but…

nothi .g liginer than a big ot cabbage, ea which to lay his hands, ihe H lie* -li .uidered one ol thee* and started off, thereby attxaat ii'g ihe a teai ion of Mr. SianU, tue owner, who j.ui ihe officers upon the thief,and hau him arr-sted…

the raise was to secure good quarters during the present cold Spell. Ye.-ierduv in rning Jim was arraigi d before Recorder Starke, and after• hearing, was commuted, in default of bail, for his future good behavior.

39s Barns. A brisk a—laamhaa been doing in ths skating line for several ilayspa»t at this place. The ice has been pretty well cut up and grooved by cold iron, and is now rather I rough. In some places the ice is not so strong j as it might…

Mr. Henry Exalt, was precipitated into the ! water and go: a sound ducik'ing by the giving ! way of the ice on whtebhe W*esmadaag. He j was c.moled to relieve himarlf ot the nmbar- I rassments of ■ disagreeable situation by ihe ; aid of by-»t:i…

Bwsigweni ,s/)«-/.'.—No- le?s than half a dozen | persons bave been kuockeddowu aid more or ; less injured by boys on their sleighs, between

I 19th aad thtd streets, oa Broad. On Thursday ' evening a gentleman was knocked down and so seriously injured that a physician was

called to attend him; and yesterday tuoruiuca ; negro Wvmaa was thrown down by the same , cause and had her right wrist dislocated We snow that ife, police officers in Jefferson I vv aid have been very active in their efforts to ; abate ihis…

Thsatr; —Miss Ricbings had, as we antici pated, a brilliant audience at her benefit last night. The performance to-night will include *om« of her choicest gem* of music, and her . admirers wilt bs there in throngs.

I'"*'. "*.,-. -Religious services will be held at Mechanics' Institute Uali, by Bev.Jatues A. yitiica 11,011 sabbath moiu:u|aad svekiua.

BaY Advertfemaeate waMlsbsd satil tarsal, v* be charged 99 scats ear steers ef eight Has* aVffiJj firm iaasrtioa. and »eoate for eesasssajaaaama.

Semtkifn Afov*.—The Diraetory of the TfiN ginia Central Railroad Company are pataa teg the proper course to bring the fhaaties of the North to their senses. At a meeting of fibs Board of bi res tors, bald sth day of Janeary. i-'jn, the following…

Resolved. That the Board ol Directors ef the Virtm.a Central kaflrnad Company, heartily aa prove the snr.e-uon-ofthe Booth Aide aWmsd

!L:";'"' rt • r oo '** l ' 0 " •" •■• **»wad cempinies-to eon.M,- , ne ,„„-, # «J«.« B t saeaaie? fastenne the mmufastare of all railreeJ seats- Ol*n*s St tlie Vou'n

Remvivsd. Further, that this Board will, iade pendent of the action of other eonraaaHM bat notion*, in the p"»ent mate of thin aat the North lor the use of tin- compsnt winch --.li'js procures at Mi- South, of a nual.tj properly adapted to…

Besolvedf Ti,%t jn buying supplies in thiseitv or el-ewhei-e. winch the« -re nblned to hare, tboafb m"!" at ths North, prefsreare shall he civse to rhi. so merchant* who are co-operating in arresting Ie all lawful means the interference of…

Resolved. That the (ienera! Superintendent sad other piirrlrisiu,' agents are instructed tncarrrost the I "re. oini; resolutions under the advice ef the President.

Surnfiu Aft-moon —Need we again remind our readers of the highly interesting meeting in behalf of seamen, to be held at Mechanics' Institute Hall, next Sunday afternoon? A number of distinguished orators have consent ed to deliver addresses…

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CaU Days,—Two white men, engaged in cut. ting ie» in the basin yesterday, fell into the wa ?pr and were decently dnrked. One of them wpnt in aft to his chin.and came nigh freezing before he eon Id *«•' dry clothes. The other only w«*nt in to…

filet! Feifcrre.—Ye* paper* and letter mail dna from the Sou th, tailed to reach the city Tester dayasoruMNki owing nodouht to derangement ti rod ate d by the late snow and subsequent freezing, which ha* prevented railroad coa necttone,

Vii,nr Mm§m wa« ab«ent from his Court yes 'erdav morning, and Recorder Starke presided In his absence, the business was very light, and the session was therefore a short one.

Awothkr VoLrKTUKR Coupawt.—On Mon day, the-2fi'h nit., a R>flv company was organ i/ed at the New river Whi'e Sulphur Springs, in G>|esc

11. Weislger, 2nd Lieutenant. The ntime the company has adopted is, "New River White Sulphur Rifles." and the mem bers have wisely determined to uniform ia goods of Virginia manufacture.

Tim Matter Set Rioht.—The Clarke Con servator denies that .hecitizens of Clarke Co., Va., intend to present Mr. T. W. Guard with a gold watch, fir his services in preventing tbe escape of Cook at Charlestown. It says:— "HouhMe«s the citizens…

Teriuble Disaster— On Thursday morn ing last a freight train, on the "Western and Atlantic Railroad, was leaving Vinmg Sta tion, when the boiler of the engine exploded, killing Mr. Croft, the conductor, and young Mr. Reinhart, a train hand,…

FiNANt i:s ok the State of New York.— The annual report of the Comptroller of the State of New York shows that there is a defi ciency in the treasury of some S'26.'i,.WJ, to meet which BIOtMMU will soon be available.— The receipts of the last…

i'lay Statih at New Orleans -The ship Fanny Fern, from Havre, has arrived at New Orleans, with the statue of the illustri ous Heurv Clay, which has recently been flu i bed for the 'Clay Monument Association"of •hat cityi

Fr.ioHTFt l Death.—ln New York. Wed nesday morning, an Italian nara.-d Florian Castoflo, while in a fit of delirium tremens, threvv himself from a fonrth story window of a house. No. 71 Duane street, and was impaled on the railings. He died…

Floi-r Inspection in Norfolk, for the quar ter ending :n«t December, IS9§: 1,991 bbls. family.9,B3l bbls. Extra Superfine. i.n •..> bbls. Bnuerfine,9B* bbls. Fine, BM bbls. Middlings, 1.l bbls. Condemned. Total, 99*99 bbls.

It is understood that the contestants (Lieut. Marin and wife) in of allowing the will of Augustus Thorndike, at Iloston, with drew fnrtbef li'igatiou, with the understand ier 'bat they shall receive S'u from the estate. Geo. Krills, an employee…

Philip Lynch, the man who killed Coulron, ar Ilordentown. Iff. J. about three montbs since, has been tried and sentenced to be hung at M Hint Holly, ou the 23rd day of March next.

A contemporary thinks "ihe day may yet come when men ar>- propelled by seam pow er, >he boiieru being placed In "their cost tsil poehem "

Ar hoishop Hughes has publi-hed a circular reeoguiaing :he Metrwpouusa Record a* >b» iliciai in-dii.m i.f communication reiweea hni. and the clergy and laity of his d.ice»e

L-la M.uitez is reported to have written a drama of (treat Bath m and beauty, which his been accepted at one of 'he London Tbe .l!re».

Mrs M. A Wainwright, proprietress ■>• ihe Central House, in Peeiebuig, dietl Midui-uiy ii Thur-div morning. She formerly con ducted iheGiston Hotel, North Carolina.

Morris, a Portuguese, who once bad moaey and friends, was frozen to death in Newborn, BJ. C., iv a shanty which he oca* i ied, a lew days ag-».

A free mulatto girl named Betsy Mirni* was frozen to death in ihe road, while lnl< x cated, in Prince Edward county, Vs., last Saturday.

Mr. Paul Morpby has reached New Orleaus, and it is announced that be will immediately enter upon the practice of the legal profession. Mr. John 11. Hodge*, a compositor in the Express office, died in Petersburg on Thurs day, of consumption.…

During USB there were 9*191 foreign veesela entered at the port of Boston, iv IMfc tbe nam ber was :>,*;:> C uch i, late Governor General of Cuba, made a fortune of seven millions of dollars during hi- administration.

The Free Press newspaper office of Dodge A. Moore, ai St. Peter, Mum., was destroyed by tire on the Jtthult. Los»9*,oVU. The Illinois papers announce tbe death of General U. F. Linder, formerly Attorney.Gen eral of that State.

Albert Pdbodie, Esq , who has filled the of ! flee of clerk a< Providence, K. 1., for six nam ; years, died on Monday. , Mr. J;i». Biair,of Washington eo.,Md,hes . niue children, five of whom are dea/sjua

dumb. Tbe Burns Club of Wsshiugtoa cltv w/UI _ \ celebrate the birth-day ot Burns oa thjajaa I inst. The first locomotive ever built la San Fibb. Cisco had just been eompteted.

I The debt of Indiana Is snnoaacod by fibs ; auditor to be 9M«V"

---' «!£* l i ,U, f s*lt?' ylM * •Wvwßwa 9J9 | Wednesday at Auaapolte. Mrs. Willis, the famous "rnrimihlsj htm,

k...' wee fouad dead miter bed, ta BWTafZ | oo i nasday aturaaa . ■ ■•-.>.•

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Ws alluded yesterday to the remarks of Mr ' Hicajaaa, la the yet unorganised House of ; Keprwsaamtlves, with regard to the steps which the North would take, should tbe Booth think proper to withdraw from tire Union — We Indicated Uncertainty…

Those who remember tbe Mexican war, re member likewise tbe difficulty of raining meu ta New England, and the readiness with which they offered themselves in the South west. White Massachusetts was raising a sin gle regiment, Tennessee, if we…

sachusetts; at any rate, It is not so much larger as to justify any such result as that in dicated. There must be a siiecial reason for so great a difference, aud it Is to be found in the difference between the systems of labor estab lished…

serve in the rauks in the event of war—sup port themselves by their owu labor. To leave his farm or bis work-shop, would lx; to ruin tbe soloier's affairs, lie is, therefore, natural ly enough, very loth to make the sactirice — i Hence tbe…

out great reluctance, because they know that to do so ts to expose themselves to ruin. In Tennessee, on the contrary, tbe work is done by slaves. The population are either owners of slaves, or non-slaveholders who cannot so easily be injured…

these meu better man a war. and a great mail) of Uieui are desirous to have it, no mailer with wn .111. In the SjuiU, no volunteer, vim ever Northern people may foolishly imagine, ever fe« is any apprehension ol leav ing ate family with his…

outbreak as theS Hitiierii community. Hence, In the event of war, the South would, ol her self, be able to raise a much larger army than tbe North, and to maintain it, too, inudi mote ea-uy than the North.

For, as '"« took occasion to explain yester day, ihe North is absolutely and Btterly de pendent upon the Sjuili. To the South she sells nine-tenths ot everything she produces. TaKe away her Southern maikei and she is nothing. Tne enure amount…

make up the difference when the South shall have been entirely cut off from her ; To sep arate her from the South would be to reduce her to instant, universal and irremediable bankruptcy. Far from maintaining armies to flglit the South, she…

character—a civil war stimulated by absolute Want—raging in her own bosom and tearing at her very vitals. Far from having to go abroad for a fight, she would find everybody ' fighting at home. 11 it Le supposed that this Condition of affairs…

it i. absolutely certain that, having no longer any dependence upon the great exports of the South, she could not co.nmaud a dollar upon auy exchange m Europe.

With the South, the case would be fir differ ent. The South, by vinaeof her staples, could command her own terms iv the money mar kets of Europe. Her great staple of eotioa makes her mistress of the world, more espe cially it makes ber mistress…

lkojj, and to come out \ ictot ions in the strug gle. It is that staple that supports the Bri tish government. Take it away to-morrow, ami the throne ot Victoria is not worth ihe Wood out of which it is made. England has been for a whole generation…

or at a mere nominal duty upon English fab rics as the price—let her throw her ports wide open lo England wad is there any sum which she would refuse I Tell her she shall have this great Southern market, Which oar tariffs have secured to Northern…

arms by the shipload—analliance(if we wish ed it) offensive ard defensive, and a fleet to blockade every Northern port, from the Dela ware to the St. Cruix. With the subsidies she Would furnisb, and willingly furnish.as the priceof disunion,…

her streets. We could burn Boston to the ground, and fill ap her harbor with tbe bricks, as Tyre was destroyed of old, becoming so small as to be known only as a place where fishermen hang their neis Wecoulu-make the universal Yankee i.aiion…

all future generations. Let it not be supposed that we are indulging our fancy in drawing this picture. We present it as the counterpart of that drawn by IVlr. Hicrm • 9. So sure as these Stales of tbeSouth shall be forced out of ihe Uuioii.aud…

consequence. We shall get better goods and deal with more honest men. We shall make what loans we wish, and keep up a steading army, which thall be an eternal menace to the Nonh. ills not worth while to tell us that Oreat Britain is commit…

before the days of her Indian Empire, and what Is she now I What was she before the days of Watt and Boltok, and what has she become since I Psha! fireat Britain would jump at an ulliance with these Southern 6 ates. Let it not be supposed thai…

man bred from youth to ear—some fl—ln or NaruLto*. But let Mr. lin kuan be assured such a state of thugs will inevitably result from any attempt of hik indomitable l\i;ve,- IH', to subdue our 9,OW,«»

QaAXaaTLT Doaa.—The officers and seven privates of the Petersburg Artillery, who were hospitably entertained in Charlestown by BenJ. f*. Beall, Esq., editor of the "Spiritof Jefferson," have presented to Miss Jane Beall, (a member of bis family)…

BrODtaDKATB.-J.bu W. Haskinv, one of the foremost lawyers of tbe Buckingham bar, died r*rf suddenly at the New Store, lv that county, aa Sunday last. NBW TrVß—The Danville Register com

The L'adergroaad Railroad—Deplorable Poverty and « rime Among Fi re Negroes la Canada. The New Terk rTsrefd has been at tbe pains to detsil a spec a I reporter to Canada, for ihe ! porpose of examining the condition of the tic ! gfcoe* who…

exploration of every negro settlement in Can ada, and an elaborate and precise statement of every factof iuterost and importance connected With the settlements. The writer states that in all the principal cities in the State of New York—in…

lated is said by the writer to be almost incredi ble, and the names of the charitable donors, if published, would astonish the world. Gover nor*. Senators, editors, lawyers, merchants, and of course politicians, swell the capital stock of the…

from whom saberriptions are solicited as a "fresh importation." The negroes arc always badly clad and apparently iv a suffering con dition : and sympathy being thus excited for them, a contribution follows BS a matter of course. It is probable…

funds. Bat the -lave (or whom Use charity is craved receives barely enough to carry him to the limit of his journey, and is set down a half clad, half starved beggar, iv a strange,

Kospitaate c miitry, and congratulated on Ingachieved !.i« "freedom.* 1 large proportion of the money, adds the '.er, contributed to the underground rail road, is given under a misapprehension of facts. It is believed by the donors to be an…

home where he is well provided for and hap py, to piaage him Into suffering and crime.— The greater portion of it finds its way into the ! pockets of the idle scamps who are j romineal as agents and collectors. Yet, owing to the liberal contributions…

I nated in Baowa's bold attempt to incite a ser- , [ vile insurrection in an entire Slate. Among other items of information connect ed with the onderground railroad, it is stated that when the funds p-.'t I v.- a batch of bogus .-laves are…

the fanatics in New York, Albany, Troy, t V;(, : and that when tbe Simon Pure runaways get to Canada, certain philanthropic hind specu lators in Detroit and across the line rope them in to buy eligible lots and farms in the Cana dian aegrodom.…

of tricks and humanitarian appeals are re sorted to, and n* fast as the old fools are dis gusted tied leave, new ones are roped in to Bupply the funds. Now an 1 then bright look ing negroes call upon benevolent citizens with stories of having…

to complete the purchase money. In nine cases out of ten these negroes are merely the ticket agents of the trunk line of the under- | ground railroad. Si much i".r the underground railroad.— : The condition of the slaves after they arrive i…

Erie and the Detroit river, Like St. Clair and I the St. Clair river. It contains the con:.;;.-- I of Essex and Kent, the only portion of Canada j where tbecoldis not in tolerable, and iti-ii: j those counties that the negroes who have escaped…

all presents a monotonous and dismal picture Of destitution and Crime. The fairest expert- j meats have been made to ascertain by trial whether tbe negro race c .uM be made self- j supporting as their own masters and proprie- j tors of farms,…

tire failure. They will not work their farms ; j in warm weatlur, .hey workout as barbers, i

boot-blacks, or waiiers, or aay other light em- j ployment, when they can earn a little money j without bard work. They return to their fam ilies in the winter, and lie idle as long as the Little money they have saved will ia-t. Their j

houses are generally of logs, badly construct- ! ed, dirty inside, the place of chain supplied by boxes, aad the poultry aad dumb aai- j Rials sharing their dwelling with them.— ! Around their dwellings, one sees a patch of land half cleared…

of the free negro is seen e\ erywhere. The ex ceptions of energetic and persevering settlers are not more than three or tour in a thousand. The Bee. Mr. Baama, a Scotch clergyman at one of these colonies, was compelled to admit to ihe HtrmW*…

ultimately result in failure. He said that the negroes Miller terribly in the winter from th* want of good clothing and good shoes, li U the lack of them, probably, thai occasions so much .sickness, aud is making consumption so hual a disease…

is reported la the Edinburgh Witmest ol No vember the 19th, to have stated that at the time of the pa-sage oi tiie fugitive slave law thirty thousand fugitive slaves found their, way into Canada, nearly all of them ia it debased and ' ignorant…

their land has been depressed, their personal comfort and safety diminished, and the pSßtp and good order of their communities dm troy ed The reporter was assured by sheriff .Merc Kit j Of Kent county—and the same is true of Bs- ] >ex—Shat…

Auderdon, Essex county, Ihey had stolen nearly every sheep belonging to the white j farmers, o eastoually some horrible murder j s'ariles ibe community, aad nearly every as size is marked by B charge of rape, which of fence is so prevalen i…

assault, and that those who were rearing daughters in that part of Canada might well tremble at the dangers by which they were threatened. The serious depreciation of prop erty in their neighborhood is nut matter of surprise. Though the soil…

and few come to take their places. Iv fine' here is another demonstration that the negro in a state of freedom, deteriorates religiously, moraily, socially and iudusttially ; here is

[an exhibi' o i of the evils which the North ! will bring upon itself by running off fugitive | slaves to its own borders; here is an illustra tion of tbe state of things which the triumph of abolition would make universal iv the

Southern Stales. j A cavalry company was organised at Brents- j vllle, Prince William county, Virginia, ou Sat urday last. j

reported in the Legislature fora statue to this | wite statesmen and incorruptible patriot, who,

ton Moitumeut. The bill proposes to appro ' piiate a sum not exceeding 910,999 to the work, and to entrust iv execution to Wm. R. liAiif.KK, ths gifted young Virginian, whose geniu* has already achieved some splendid uiumphs. We wish that this…

grave of Moss >X, wuere the last res ting place j of one of Virginia's moot illustrious sous might be preserved from oblivion, and be ac- I cessible lo multitude* who would desire to

pay their homage at the shrine of deparied | greatno.s. Tin: KoBTBSIta M All..—The mails from the NorthareHtilldetainedin Washington; but Mr. | Is. L. Smith again relieved us from serious in convenience yesterday, by sending us New York and…

the town of Lexington, Va., and tin; Valley j Star is satisfied that the progress of the dis ease has been arrested. The Yorktowx arrived at Portsmouth j yesterday morning, hut as it wai impossible to come up the river on account of the ice,…

loi Botetourt street, between York and Bute, I occupied by Mr. Brown, and communicated to another tenemenl occupied by Mr. James ar.d Mrs. Grey. These were destroyed, and the inmates saved nulling but their night clothing. The large ami comutodious…

flames and quickly burned to tbe ground. Mr. Hall los considerable valuable furniture, as alsoO. Windsor, who lived with tbe family.— The grocery and dwelling of M. Dennis were also destroyed. The weather was intensely i .ii.', and the firemen…

I lieg blast, might have been la*al to some of them bat for the kindness ol their neighbors. Sroi-iKN* Dbatb of a Catholic Bishop.— A special dispatch from Philadelphia to the Baltimore Sun. dated Thursday, says : The Kighi Rev. John N. Neumann,…

Baltimore, and was consecrati d Bishop of tins j Diocese on ibeaath of March, i-.Vi. lie w..s i distinguished for his ability, ami universally respected, not only in the church, of which he wasadevoted Bishop, but by alio! every 'de nomination…

I Commerce, calling the attention ot planters to that tiny believe the complain!- this year bave been without fonndation, and recommend i» j the Chamber a thorough investigation as to the mode of selling cotton in New York, and that steps be…

frauding at the ex| ense of anoi her. Affairs in Mairb.—A dispatch from Ban i g.M says 11 has been ascei lamed, on application to the engraver, thai there is a fraudulent over issue of the bills of the Nombrega Bank. The circulation is placed…

inspiring with the cashier of the bank tor tbe embezzlement of the funds. The amount taken from Ui" hank was about -s'.i.uiii', on a part of which the cashier had security ou certain mill property in Canada. Shot fob a Drbb.—A most estimable…

I Assembly from that district, was accidentally shot and killed recently by a friend, with .-. h-.ili jhe was gunning, having mistaken him tor a S "DORR DIATI OF A I'll Ys li I AN. - I ir. i Thomas Yardley, a popular pby siciari ol Phil j adelpbia,…

I with, but died within a few minutes. He was j ti.i years of age, and died from disease of the Affairs at Bbowrsv illr.—The War Be ji'iitiiieni has late advices from Col. Sewell, ! who is in command oi the department of Tex ' as, lie is concentrating…

the vicinity of Brownsville. Fo.i-ki.ei> his Bail.—Thos. Crux, who was I held to bail in ihesum of 9-'SOO for his appear ance on Friday, the tJ3d of December last, at ihe Court of Fairfax county, \";i. to answer a charge pending against him…

Thursday. In the Senate, John B. lirooke, dem.. oi Prn.ce George c< untv, was chosen president by one maj >rity, Bud ta. the House oi Delegates, E G. Kilb wrne, oi Anne Arun del, was elected speaker by the full democrat ic vote. Naval.—Tie'…

Yeddo for tbe United States in the Powhatan, j on the 82d February. How. Edward Everett.—An informal meeting of thecitixensof Memphis.Tena , was held on the 24th ult., for the purpose of brine;- Ing prominently before tbe popular mind his peculiar…

ing tor some months. The famous Lemmon slave erne will prob ably be decided during the present term of the court in New York. The annual sale of news in Beecher*s church, in Brooklyn, last Tuesday evening, realized the enormous sum of 920,429.50.…

Old Dominion Club of New York to lecture in that city on the22d of February next. Fatal AOCIDXRT.—A Mr. Colter was killed in Botetourt county, Va ,on the 'i-th nit. by falling while he was carrying a log of wood." Hon. Ned Dow has si tax recovered…

day last. At Alexandria, Virginia, the City Council ha« appropriated BUM lor a soup-house fjr tue poor. A negro named Boberl Glenn dipd in Phila deipbia on Tuesday from starvation and cold. KfivPsaax. AaumoTTrm and Paaepaaspas,ia the hulie-i…

tnies l'-rced on ti em by incompetent operator*, should hasten to Ksks ami have tliem re-taken and ifihsj are nut pleased with tlieir 11 cttires tiken by him. noeharge will bsais«te. Pries framMesnts to 99) large size, Sxlu, Photographs, :;…

Hiul Sable, to which the attention oi the ladien ,* invited. 2t »&. A* run *-/•>«>«. Bee, 0 Letts, Aaaw/arf. lit— An i-id i?id. ot our Bctaatataaos kin bean greatly •fateted with Astern*, for bmb] years, and has tned a iiiultipli it) ol prescriptions,…

and to day she sent s messenger some live miles to procii'e more We had only one box left, but could not rofuse it" Bsown's Bko*chmi. Tkochei, or Cofiih Losxaegf, ars sold tlirou houl tbe lm- T tod Mates. j» i-VV ThStcwlt i

I Correspondence of the Richmond Dispsto!.. Outrage by ,Y> arms. i Kiao Wjf.i.iAMf.'ofaiY, Va., Jan i

A brutal outrage was committed in this | county (King William,) on the r.lclit oi th«> j I 19thOf llecetnlier la«tt. A bOB«a, occopied by i two White women, araa forcibly entered, anil its inmates cruelly beaten. 1 lie older woman BO)d her…

iron handle of a irving-paii, and a part of her tirain forced through ilie wound. Both have recovered so far at to identify the perpetra tor-, and charge two Steves belonging to D. H. I Oregg. due has been arrested, and is now in jail. The…

I our law-, aud it is rather strange that so Ie interest is manifested in bringing the nders to justice. I tear, if these staves k luniabed, we shall have a frequeat repeti i if such things iv oiir midst •* oraAoaoaTaa r. s. Mint.— Darfatg…

sum coined. be match between Heeeaa aad Bayers for championship of the world, has been de tely settled, ami the Kith of April fixed •ii as the day hiiuii which ilie great battle is c fought near London. Heenan sailed trom W Y'oik lor Europe…

.AMERICAN PRIMA DONNA. And her father, {AMERICAN PRIMA DONNA. fAM EH I CAN PR IM A DON NA. Mr.PETER R10H1N«8.1 Mr.PF.TER RICRINW.) Ths legitimate and Mr.PETER RICHINGSJ , „.. m „ ■REFINED ARTISTE. Who will appear in a (KEF INED ARTISTE, fRP"FINED…

wasHISGTON.\ ' For the last tune. \ MISS CAROLINEEIOHINGS, Singings choice selection ol elegant Songs. 1 MARRIED,

On the 22d December, bj Rev Wm. H. Tarter. I vi-. JOB > L ENGLAND, of Cumberland, toMisa I FANNY W. IiAKRIS. of Buckingham. * near Austin ci'r. Texas, WM. H. bUBLETT i HELEN RAGSDaLE, of tbe former pi'dco. DIED. He. funeial will take place…

93b, Norfolk Ar.u* please copy. *""3=» SEAHFK'S XT Till I > ri> MECHANICS' INSTITUTE, i ONSUNBAYtTO MO«ROW) at3n'ell< P M ; The Ministers of the City, Rev M". McGlashom Southern Seo't ■ Gov Letcher Lieot Gov Monti I ne. A»t.

this »>t»rt are cordiallj invited to be present. ; RKLIGIOI S MHii r. -The RITE ; 9*JR OF CONFIRMATION will be pe-form-' edtbis(SABBATH) morning, al lOo'ctoek at the SVNAGOGI E, on 11th near Marshall stre I - The ■•. nlewsion ■•• .1 tbe Confirmation…

I i-. d to take upon himself the advocacy or the defence of onses, and ■•> give his undivided st tentioa to all kinds of business directly orindi '■ recti) connee'ed with the profess on. Collection i

us.Writing Wills, Contracts, Cop*- j ' H

mond, Va. ja 9-St* i A CARD.— The undersigned have this ■->■ —'-. day formed a co partnership in ths prac ! tice of MEDICINE and SURteERY. P. It. Dl ANE, January4,iß6o. EDWARD C.DREW. f'R DREW will continue toocenpy his office oa l Main street…

UA I. at ' :-. ■{. coir;.-i :l LECTI RES To YOUNG MEN. It is probabie I ■ hat. a( the conclusion ol th se discourses, several I led ■ -■ a 11 l>e addressed to young ladiei also — The i :.'•... is invited to attend. ja*—2t* ; -^ T -> VOH s iLE.-Tn…

LIKELY NEGROES—men.women, boysand ir« I —some verj fine dinicg-room servants, eharnbei t i■-. c.s. .: i one likely vonu, with four children-— I > 'ilie> i- in lie Mfn at my office. I would like to sell I tiateea oi them to one person near P.ich-…

I shall continue to BIRE 01 i NEGROES, , BENT OCT HOUSE* and SELL NEGROES aim ! ! REM. ESTATE, privately. Tiiis announcement is in .ie because has .ny been • i elected Commissioner i f the Revenue of the 3rd | : district of this city, my friends…

IMroi! S'.VNT NOTti'K—TO FAR *V-5 H ERB AN DCO MMI 88 I 0 N MI: K CHANTS—On and after the Ist January. 1860, I 1 ropose io fui nish GRAIN BAGS f< r the use of the . farmers and merchants living and doin-: bosineas ai. n-. the ire >>i the Richm…

will tie prompt; attended to*. A; plj to i snt at Richmond, or the agents at the eouatn depots. JoiiN K. MAC.MURDO.

do 13—d.Vcwlm Richmond. Va. ] fCJis. KOTICE.-The General Meeting of •-#-- ...-. the STOCKHOI DERS OF THE HANK OF VIRGIN IA will be held at tb«ir Baul in House. it; the cit] ol Richmond, on MONDAY, the9th of Ja> aari next. !'!e> law provides…

xecuted sixtj days before the time ol election. dej 3tawtd BAM'L «ARK Cashier. •"r-i IB9TIOE HULL 69518A1, W~-~£~d. AC ENCV. Ci. W. H. TYLER, oJfc« oh Mart hall. Between Sixth and Seventh Streets, Continues to RENT OUT BOITSES, HIRE OUT ! lEOROES.SELL…

OKOWH A Met Ll LLANO, I> COMMISSION MERCHANTS. KIC II .«•> N D, \'a. We, the B«de"si ned have this day entered into I a co iiMrtnersiiin f>r the purp< .se : .f conduct in .• a ! general COMMISSION anS FORWABDfMtI HI- ' SI.V » SS. under t.(i»…

R.d PRODUCE Kenerad , and to the pureh«i>e «»f Keit lizersai>d Werchaodise Office n»at d...rt.. Deans, Bobson St, James on Btein Bink. AI EX. BROWN, 3. BRI'CE MrCI.KLI A^D. The* refer to Messrs Johnson. Yonnser 9 •••.•, J. B Ferguson, Jr. &…

Beid and X S Tutwi*er of Rockbrid c c atv: M.» o Cabell and P M. Cabell ol Nelson; J it* L P. Tii .inps'.ij. Augusta connt >; Ju>.Thosspsoa, Jr., Aibherst county. Ja7—lm rjPH« PKOPLK'S UAVINOK' BA^K, I OFP«C« ON Utu STREET. Nearly opposite…

90NGR0NlNG? rT ''**'B. II NASH. J.LAPPKRSON, i.HAS TAI.Gt-T, ! F. W. RODDKY, JNO BLAIR. I R 11. DIBRBLL Pres't B. J. Joaasee, Sei'>. Taos.M.Aurat bkb,Csh'r. This fnstit'itiou, with aaaeital of 9?

fni-*m fliOS. M. ALFRIEND, C-mii.er. | * DMIMMII.ViOII'S SOTII L.-The aa -.» dersigned having qualified a.* Administrators : with the will annexed, of Tims. 0. burton, deed. request all ee< coca havtsc nlaia>s agaiast tbeesJ ! tute to.(ir«sent…

has two white koye, ' fy* (seedMaadMJwhim be wuh*ste btadeat \ g* a term ot i»a.s eitiur t.» the Carpeaters' or ! Briekiavers'irida C n ra-tors whoWßlh appren tiees will ad I revs, for partieuKr*. the subscriber at I'enoia, Carohos, Va.. or…

f.SM F New Hams and li.encts BACON : BUCKWHEAT ; Fresh BUTTER; Dried APRLKS; OW Java COFFEE; Cmshedaad

SPECIAL NOTICES. a%. It Is a common observation that there are more «uH'-r«rs from eeetiity among Americas* thin nun bs bund nirmiK any "'her ci ,'isml na tion. Ths reason te obvions. We tak« ton litt'e SXSrcise. and fß*tef the wants of the…

ilonuiter Ims given to the world, in in* CELE BRATED "HUT I-.HS.'" The we ik and nervnu* denizen o' 'ho eoßßtißg-beess.thseahanstod toiler Upon the slop Uiard. and the prostrated student of ths midnight lams, bars found a wonderful ie.en eraior…

i.i«rel> debilitated is equally powerful in seostlßg nature tpexpel the mod terrible lormsof disease. cfcdd 'by druggists ;»nd dealers everywhere. IB 7—iin BBwPref. W«u. BTeaeaheUaer, Ihe 9eath> BrawaniWriter sad Penman, it t'e Exchange Hotel,…

woald ..!o wed to avail themselves of this ooportu nity. and call soon. Be is also prepared to write Visiting. Invitation ami Wsddia* Cards, Dedics fi.uis aad Inscriptions in Rooks ami Allium*. Ti tles, Diplomas. Family Records Letters ol all…

ALBEMARLE COMPANY OP CHARLOTTES Vii.i.i: -Db. P. W. H*NCOCK will be atoaref lice. EVERY DAY. from WtoU o'clock A. M..to examine SEKVANTS, or will call at such hours us rnaj no moie convenient. * KNOWLES ft WALFORD. 09mm 21 Tearl street. Jk…

ne-ir ii of such woo d do well to n:ve them a eali. Thes nail particular attention to rh"» following : BLEACHED COTTONS, a* fine >'« Cambric, oai] l-" ; cts. Ceec cd. Nainsooks, Jaconets and Cambric MUSLf*B. LINEN TABLE CLOTHS.from t yds.toßyds.…

Fine TABLATANs! BIBBONS, run! mac] ether seasonable ko«

I Insure Voiir Slaves!— Attention. Slave d atel) to the office of E. D. E*cno. opposite Gordo*. lasoranee oa slaves made For an 5 lof time, from one month to five years—and j in any part oi Virginia or any other save a 1 low rites The best…

Irs of 'J A M. and 1 P. M and from 4to 6 P. M. ill and J.fl a Circular, containing tne mtes. and iheBBeTCITI UKI kkfncK". C. R BRICKEN. M D.. General Insurance Attest and 4->s Medical Examiner. ■Gb. Ifetlce ? --9Jr. Thee. W. Barksdale, nutted…

■IT GORDON, " .1 KGGLEBTON, THH W. BARKSDALE. nkful >«.r riie liberal patronage bestowed OB ia tbe pn-t, respeetfa lj ask a continuance ol ■ t assortment of fj..>i!.< is lame and well se ; Thej mviti special attention to their and DRESS ..oops…

nit us at reduced price;;, lo -edit customers. j SAM'L M. PRICB .V CO. ns indebted to the late firm nf ' are requested to pay usim a3-ot| M. P. & CO. CTE*D WITHO*U V PAIN. ;''' soon, as Dr! TRAVERSE'S ■ ii.. ci. na 12th street. (in front I…

IE •!«» SAi.i;.~-K_.ir htre.'hoßse !': -A WOMAN, 39 years of ace ard !>er 1 *nd 6 months old. rhe woman is rep- j 1 nrst rate cook and house claaner,and o Inr'lier ute 1.-r thera TS FOR M1K1C...1 have for hire i bodied MEN,suitable for screw…

E—A NEGRO M N. I .'tween is sad Id. accustomed to FARM BUSINESS, PLOUGHMAN, ko. Add \ to PETERS. M KTI.N \ Co.. 1 2th sircr. nfx" iloor to !- ~-'K _ Messrs. HaralL Crenshaw 9. Cos. Pull HIKE—A BOY. about Id years old. who l 1: is had a mteexperien…

Khe house Also, one sbost 12or 13 years eld, accustomed to house work. Appij t 1 J. !?. W NSTON, it* &t I'reiicnelist>iir< Input. HIRE.— i have for h>re a very likely BOY, .> '.3 t< competent DINING-ROOM StR , a. Ed about 12 or n »e"r.-.. JAMES…

||t'iM SEBTvaNT I Oh IHKt..-.\ M.iii.j ! «» .•ml likely WOMAN, without iaenrnbraace, '1.. a c 000 character, and an excellent HO nSH j >ERVANT, is for hire.the present y*sr. Appli at j this office. in 7 -31 . DOR II IK 1.-A No. 1 (. OACH MAKER…

Ai th to "' '' 'j. MACoN.Ja- ' J ya T—St i office in the Law Bnildi :. p9>OK FOB! HIRE.—A rood COOK forsire.9l ' V. years oki. and free of encumbrance. Pries >ju. \ Also lor hire, s u!KI. 13 tears old j»fr-9V COR BIN WARWICK. HIRE.—Tbe foUowin*…

brai.ee Two GIBLS. aeeu«torosdto ifeneralhoHM work, i The above Bervaatseanobtaia t!,e iMi»t reeom I me'dations and t nd homes will be hired at moderate prices. AppL to GEO. J.BUMNKB 9 CO.,

l.tit HIRE—A BOY I .haviag bad one rsar'ssT- 1 t I.ener.ee in a dinins-room : m'mn, a Wornaa I » n-< ■ h 1! a good plats WASH KB aad an at ' reNl RBK. boo-es for them are the j ..'. •. Mt reauwites, will hire them low. Jaf 3:* 13th street,…

L'JK Hllll.-Two Hoys, sbout 11 years of a«s, I t who bave teen raised t.> boose work, and are , verj oompeteat BINING ROOM SERVANTS—I Appi) at my re-,:,> street. 1 ear Mayo's hndze I 1 I tn_ » ABCHIB/tLP BOLLIWG I j;o:t HI RE.-Four No I BAB…

|a»-« ALEX. HTtBABCB. Sbocltoeßl p. Tl'li'iMO BOX Mhi i; Km HIKK.-A , 1 first-rate Bti\ MAKER. rehi ahead. Kaeuirs at taia eCea. dell—v I

.R,)...- B lie > , WM.S. Ri IYB I XX. ! 3: Corner C u> anil Virginia wis. l 111 IIMM; 1 1.1 IDt'Oensiwe Keroame inter Btraraai Lnni»Oit.for sale up Cora r •*a aad Broad streets, i: IMI'OIITH) I HI M II HIUMJv; .. 4 pipes, tela' sipes; Midnna…

RONEV M»il«. GlveerUPsSeaa. Pumice, Pain.. I aad old Castiw Soaps; al»o Uamaiuir lee.

«rlns. Cold Cream, aad Otto Ross Ltp leby P. .!OH>ston .v BRO.. Drnrsista I 1 s tfKS SA I.T ; tuu bbfs.Refined ~Kei nr«. 1 ' all srades; 30 lihds. Sunar; IflOblils Portland 8) rup;ao obis. No. 1 and 3 Maeksrel: for sale l>»

JONES ft C ml'pound ami lar-er cart.Hins; alio, in ! druris and half drama, for sale by * I.ul is J.BOB9IEBX. I

pI«ARH. < in\KK.--1000ni) Cisars-SMorted. ' v-' imported anil dumestia— from fctper mill to the lushest priced, lor sale by LOLISJ.BOBBIEUX. CRATES.—A tarjeKippfr on hand and sals 0 by CLaRKbON ft aJfUEBBON. No. l»« Maia street.

■TON Y.VIiN»-int)|«de-.n»sertfd aateWsrs*. sale bj 1. ft U. B DA VENPORT.

WANTBD-To hire for ths preaeni rear, an e» penei.eeil COOK. WaßffKß AND IRONER. i without incumbrance, fir which a liberal price wilt he paid. ETT k trKIIIGBI. No 1»» Mais ati»«t. ja7—M Opeoaite Eichame Bank.

hire for the present yov. s GE9Ma« or IRIBB WoMAN, who eaß OvOK. WASH and IRON for a small family. Weed references re i unired. Enquire at the corner ol Oraee sad Madl mii streets. .I*7—Jt*

WANTKn7-MAR.BLL "cUTTERS WaNT- En.-Monunipntand Maatel Piece HANDS: 2 A PPRENTIOES to learn the hnaiBSSS Aiao.l BLACKSMITH. Apply at JOHN W. PAVIFS' Marble Works, j*7-r>t Msehsates' Institute. OTA VTin-l VMEDIAT E L V- A WE T " NURSE, white…

[tbe year. Apply st tin* office. ja7—l« UfANTkTD—To eresloy iaTraedmaVry, several « LADIES, to FOLD bsk! SEW BOOK WOMK. Nobs out those wio sadsratasd the buriasss seed apply. Im7-3t| C. H. WYNNE. WANTED.-A Srst rate eetered F E M A L E 91 COOK.…

tA/ANTstIV-A WHITE OfK!. to do general 99 houaewoik in a small family, from M ta 17 years ef age. Apply at this odtee. jar—it*

UUArlTfcTIk-A «ERVANT.-Wanted, a lemals Vt BOUSE SERVANT, to do general BOUSE WORK' «nd assist la WABHINO and IRONING - tine without enc imhrance. and w#ll reeoaamended. Apply to C. IjENN ET, st., sbevs atii. jag -St

HAN DB, one U2. the other IS >ear* old. to re main in Richmond. Tbey are ri.osol good cha racter, and aoiu without lault. * sely to WM S. WOOD.

j.vfi—it* At the Exchange and Ballard House. \\T A™ ** " : -A *«* feraate 10 NIV.;-»OOM *» SERVANT, and a good CHAMBERMAID, who can Wash and iron well. JN'O O. BTEOER, j*,6-ts Corner (ii ii and Cl* | streeta. j

RiebmondCoal Companj require to hire some I FORTY HANDS for their .Mines, i.iborsl i>nee» | will bs given Apply at their Coal Depot, os Br..ad | street, oppesi to the Old * air Grenada ~at> lw

washer aad ironcrmil plain cook; 'lie bo) to l n«aiat in a store and set aa porter. Wmte per- j i-or.s preferred. Apply at ' i ja6 ta No. i;.' BR(»AL) ST.. BBLOW «th.

ol some experience in I'E.M'H INO. is wmit I !edia a private famili ia CheeterfieW count*. Va., to instruct two or three girla in FRENCH, ML

Pheu in! ENGLISH braaehes, Bsrvioes ace about ths 16th of Janasry. Address .lA** A KERCH. .tcriisck I. 0.. Cliestjrfipiii cunty, Y'a. 0 w2w i BEt— for the aaeaiae year. a Food K.WAMIKR ami [RONETR. and a fie 18E SERVANT and a DINING-ROOM T.…

ii.abed both here and el St John. Addresa"F," 80x606 Post-Offioe. Richmond, Va- jag—te \.l; A N Tfe D. - A IVaeber of fa igh stand in < aad 9s twelve j ear.-' experience ia the profeasien, »is:i-s to h'cate in a Baptist connnunit] which run…

States. Would like to rent or (esse is the nun.**,!; ate v .-.ii tj of the school a farm, with buildisgsoa ii sufficient for :!.•■ accommodation oi ins family. Hii!"ii\ i!i well qualified to teach the French and Eaxlii a ' anguai.es; is also…

iroi.i .-iiK'Ufo 99009 in a Staple l.nainen.. al I rnnii* established Saul I'iisiness will beaaaraa | teed to . ieid-) percent, oa each sale, of wlii.-'u I th« 'c is three a year. Full particulars can 1» had, ! by addressing JOIIN GALLABER.

Baker, betweea Broad and Marshall -ts., ja*-lw* p., „,ii. vi. \'a. lIfANTEII Bi a aoung Lady, a aituation as >i GOVEBNE:S3 ia .i private family. She is tn.i ouv'hlr competent to teach French, English, Musieand A lan c salari is aotsomoeh required…

A n Vi. D-C4 iAL-PIT HANoR- !. ji. il ! »» iii.-es will he paii P»r abls bodied I' iT j

COTTON FACTORY", about one hundred co lored hands, consisting ol \ ! K.N. BOYS and GIRLS. Liberal prices will be paid te earli application !■> ia '-.- -i' v; \i. h. row BBS, Agent

A.Vi i }'r One or two Rooms, suitable |©r -. PHYSICIAN'S OFFICE, and situated on h ".• een Bth and 12 h sts. Address T. R R. st this

perienced COOK. Forsneh nn ore. whoean i come well recommended, a iil.er il Inrp will he pan! I on app'ication to GEO. J. SUMNER, ia 3- t.s No. »i Pearl street.

U'ANt !:n--.\ NTJR3E.-Wanted to hire for tbe enstuiu year, a good NURSE. Apply at my residence,cornsi of Can and is' Mreet*. EDW E. DUDLEY, ja 3—ts 19th street, bet. Mam and Franklin.

A N T t i»-- E. r the United States Arm.. ! »» (Mounted Service,) aWe-b«Hiied en- n^u married men to wlmm will 1* iven go. .1 JvRL. p :\. '►.■.■ mi. i• , o!hiiii.,:ind meiln-;::-."-r.d JLtpi

ance. Pa] from 9»2 to $23 per bi nth.-jESSE. Muaicians also wanted. Apply st tie* Kendezvoua on Franklin between lAth ana lit: s-r.-cts. 1. N. MOORE. l»t Lieut Ist Dragoons, jal—lm* Recruiting Officer. \l' ■* N'i'i-.1».— a geat'eman of extensive…

MAN, would 'to- laituatton in the city of Rick rooad. H.-.s a large acquamtance with the Virginia ! and North Carolina trade, and e-m rnraisfa s-.;n factor] reference. Addreaa ' ACCOUNTANT." lion 5 o. Peteraburg Pi bt Often, or U. C. v... lnj…

ACIMfD-Aaaetive.sprigbtly YOUTH.aboat *» 17 years of a-e. a good pajamas anu quick at fig ares, for an Entry Clerk. Nonsothsr Bead ap- i ply. Address Post-office, boa i'M. yaz-U ALFRED MOBES.

House, oorner oi Main and Sth atreeta. One male or female COOK; two youna MEN.eltaine room a:.d liouae servanta; one CIIAMBERMA .. .

rtTANTED—Occnpsjßts for a delightful room. ! 91 on the lower floor, with loard in a private i fun H. a gentleman and his lady, or two ladies, would i-e jrclerrcd Apply st do .if -ta ' N E W S" 0 EFICE.

tCAMKII-TO HIRE.-Iwishto hire, for trie ! »• eomme year, a middle-aged WOMAJn, with-I ds»-ts RO a. PA IN E, cor. Sth and Main sts. j

yy-ANTEtt-EveVyhodj to know~~th*t fhavs i street, Riebmoad where Mi«v can brid a beautiful I assortsasnt oi Trunks, Valiees. and Carpet Baas, ; houKhtia the Northers e.t.(*e, ix.tii j«t wholesale nid rets I. Trunsa repaired a.'.d Covers made…

ll' INTED—An AGENT ia every roast yin the " ptote, tasell a recently pstented aad use/ml i Ma, •• rhia is, no NORTHERN humbug, but a , vh '■: >i A invention, and one which evary fan |

fji*s d.addreiisejj to F. J. I»E*NNIS, Yaneevvitte ' N C .or J. W. Dl-NNls. Richmond, Va-,wil| re seive prompt nttentioe. No seraofl Bsedexsevl aa; attention paid tetettorsßoto»staiaißß a stamp ! to i-.-iv bask pestags, Aao wanted, one t ,r…

net ~

\\' A l,J';«» '•>« HMS9-BIXTY ABLr NE ▼ a mho .ih.N, forservtos la tne Cnrlron Hill Mines,on theserfsee at the Mtses, on t'.e rail road, in the canal ho ir» and st ihn anal yafda ia th « etty. The above Miae*ate SBtirei) '.rr» froania flsion…

KKTH -M ftnt ' l\'AVl'|-:D.-::i>') NEWIrOKS- The \'i . a , *• aid rennessee Railroad Comoanv wiabinki»

THREE BUNDRED NEGROESVto wdrk „■ bs repairs of tbs road durioa the eaaaiaa sear A» i pl> to the BBdessiaaed at Ltachburg.

to Mr ii faj ti!o6k. •••**•"•'« wbsre we will be pleased to i«c ~nr ea i>n:ir. » i *■»»"*''; Havias made arraagemsau '

,1 * c,l, u a ' :u r ulo * kl »l *"*••• *• »• srepsred to rect.« oider* "farn km.!, to b* made up is be-1

h.IL r l' r •' , :"- , '"' rjicea. to make room for Sprins stock. Call at E. MORRIv «C 9 S

StTiiri itwMsia^rit r> enj a M i \ it a ti: s, "^

at-with J,, Wimiiiuirnr A C 0..) ' aaas leave to inlorni uta |ri-,,da that ii*» isemcaiced ~. r witii a . r' i Ku ., R,i r - '■• •■' D'iOOD.

Agsatof the Methodtstjßeoa and Tract l)ep,*si- ' tery.everKNowLn it \\ aLroßD.ee Pearl ati««t.

near I ary, wke'e he wii be pleased t.. see tiiei* , ißbSaateiaiatteauon given to orders. ! jau—lw

NV,?\V»H^VoHitv'u ,, ?i ,nt,,,Utßa *• u,a e,ut * ;

to?,"■ Those"»?:? n tl ",""' r ,n,ll "»«»»*--

are A.«lJr^;«**i*. f * aUor " of . ***** Bt,th ' c ' a ' I are Mrsby aoti&edto prsasut then claims, proved. of Richmond, on « i.i'.a r.niiat, tbei loth d*» of Janus'v, laeo. , B. MILTONi CARr.Coat'r. Lottiuuaai9994 • Olhoo, Nov. », late. )m…

Ths MONTGOMERY Ol ARli i „ *d\ >ur.Tt commanding, bte Isnvn t!, ,'" lt *"">«t that n ivirw un.a.ed the Hsli of th* y '*''" 'a Inst,tote, they win wveOieir Ninth ■■-~ ' "*» >te MILITARY AND CIVIC BAI ."" At that place, on MONDAY EVEN v'/S stii…

mi ths part oi ths committee %r.■~■. i %.'£** ■seed to liirnnii the -nipper, and iO

Buv,soßrD.}.Watooa. Cams', D 9 .. CeavavtHM s/ Arramgement*. Lieut "■' Corp'l JohaTyadell Private M. 9 -~'.aS Lag, M sees'e. Private M. Dugaa, Private J ***•* tv TlCKETS—admitting a rsatUn *n ... ladies, tS-M; each additioa tl lady. *i •'-»-,.…

AMONISIITTtsT* til..- V !;.. i. v arrived, aad will rerasia b«t a short ru i «J «t bora With a p-itiir*! gift to tell ail the event* l5?*U sees yoarveri thoeghte; will t.- ■*.. .. ','■ ■'♦- married or steals, and bow ama, timn« % ! ' l '< in-…

ll.>u c. lata or Goveraor street, uo«■",., , : .'< snd Frnnkiin street. , ~ \j :. .. ' '■' -s- LOST AND STRAYED c s .-o *tr M ' •» f>s •U . -in- 4 .. . iX-*^. th " corner ..I Broad and c ..:;..' ■• Maeh TER9IER 9\ ' i . ' • colored tec* sad…

ami Inek attached. A reasonable r.--. ..." pn:d lor her reti.ro to me. .-orrier ol Bn «'• . . ** •in. M« y -**l r i' wrex l/OI \H--0:: Monda] or Tnesdaj . m, . J aear the Old Market, a leather I' i. ri-, v." contsiain*. several artietoa ..|…

I'Ol ND--0n the Besie. on Tneadsi tiem-ui's SHAWL. The owner . i ".. Mi.ml.i deecribmc it md m

■hjf*dav,2fithi • December, a M C 0« da—fcaered and v bite, with a w hits

aad liver coloapd spots on him \ ri -( . * v.ir.i will be p-v.ti i■ vr in- return »i ... that I set him. JOS. I' WJ.NsTi N Corner of Fraaklia and 3d atre«u, '-V-— ''' ol WW.—Came ••• e.\ In >.. ,• . j -Si Mb of December, a yellow Bl'Li I The…

AI en. corner ot riai and II i %\ ~.., , -*• sin;'ill black aad ran I'l'!'!'', lowerki t A.li'eral reward will bs pa..l lor hisd .r A LAt>Y in leavins the Theatre on the i ten Hotel, aad reetii] bs° mistake. ias •'

IST-A BOMTJ fee lbs Inreol mas V- .. rawa te .Ihk. 11. Grant. > n., ia iv ...;.», i.ler. for the Rum oi 91 OUD Ha ed vii •> > ■ All persona ire hn •i i. ■sd (row ■■ B. mi. as pa) meat has i- sen -1 •■ i■•■ ■'. jas-f LEWId ft. TAYLOI QOfl »'•…

surer of the Manchester and Faltiai Creel fan Sike Company, hive either been Inst ru'i.'i and the above reward will be ;.« neir erv to the oneersisned Bi order of ths Board of Director! de-'.'.- lm J. A. OI.A KKSdN. I-■ SERVANT I FOR SALE

til ABLt: \K.lilllMilKMil . aye for sate 4 No I TOBACCi l v. «| i ~•.' 1 COtilv and 301 R! S all »,,v ■to Ct'Sll'. k AM : • • jaft—lM fta street, leluw Can ITOB KALR--To remain in or Beer ths (tin % I r> EURO Woma.N.JJ years ol are Pi »tv I/»»K…

ruwlt Apply to WM. s i BILLIPs. tMI HOI M MKt \M. « - lv serine NUMBE and BOUfl SKRVANI si'l ..re' V"in>r ebiid.ii oflered ia ezehai or boy at valuation, or won d ke s I to i or near the ,-if,. The Woman is health ■ . aaueancut,sew, aadreike…

CERVAKTB 9*«R BALE.-1 suih - k» some one who will not remove then mood, a NEGBO WuMAN, al-ooi tween ■ ••• years old. and her two yonns ehildrea !'..-« map is said to be a first-rate house »ervsn! aa and ironer. and a rood seamatresa He is uneaeeptionable.…

tAKLK SKKVtNT ill,; BALI ■R i sale a Servaal Girl, n

at ! o'clock l\ M . i.r Cos pan j . ,nt.i will norll, their saja ila U> order ol the I.ieul ■'■ ..■ t_ .mi!N Mi 1 ONAI . TKNTI«I.*f. (OMI'AM ••»"-.«■ t dr.II st ihe i'oun» •. •t« iry.at7Ho'eiock.thisi»ATl RI .»I ft-itli baits, carUidts boxss,…

■■lit _ GEORGE 8, PAL3IEI NOTlCE.—Persons wishing i roodß - EBSt*TAND can obtain ore aa I ha • r rent to a food tenant, F«i *•■ ■ P K.JIOI '• Maxcaxsibp,Jsaoarytth h.. i. ♦• Foil Ri NT.—The eomf>n I - v

liient I!''I HE bow occupied • me, • '*' rem tbs bad anes et mj te- m. I .c- H ' umelste repair, an • supplied with

ii a tii st class boarding )e. ise, Thekik * fnraiehed with eveiy ooaven aaea Ati* aeraoß wiah'Bt to perehaaa the I M ' I'l RE and rent the BOISs pi . v >ti » '" eatl kefbre ths rath of the month. If noi«

it will he sold at puyliateurt ■ • . ■ On Mayo st., oppoa •.«:•'» ah •■ *- ••* ■' te

unlit Xt N9 « ti., Apetkee ineai ' ~mi Drugfists, Bo id Main street, eesr 0 tw Market. Richmond, Vs., will keep oa si '*• a ceaeral assort meet oi pu..- Draat, '••• ciriiss. Cheniiea's. tbbj. Paiata Wia«*oa b •• Putty. Dye StnrN. Patent Medicines,…

Met 'ioal 1 iquors. \e. hi. riptions prepared at all bears, wit] ».• * care, by aieoiberso] .ie bru. aloes. Pbysiciaaa' ordsrs from the soaatry asaasysi promptly, ar:.! tlie most ' usee r» r aished. (ihUl.Rtii! IGER BEER.iI aeat b • vrric«,…

■übubsi wUI he rsrj lar.e. J. D. GOODM » V. Mai af» ' ■'"-, OfTicsai Messrs. W->rth»m I a>v.»_ iasVte lasurssseeotl c, So to B«*** f l«AI\ El- 111 I »»H Stl E. 'la rgsi ■ 'f' t ' en hand Tbe .-h-apest * *

Illl.ttlAlN LINIVIENT K.-r tbeesrSSld v preveatmn of ehiibiaiaa n»dfr«*' . r ' i, l ,, '* l *,; We hi»\ li#nn preparoij th.a iavaiaablS '."",,„ lor mail ysarßi nnti when seed seeerdtsi :i J '.Mm has never tsited t-> arise> » peiaiassei tv P.…

tt.HT I'ltlSsM) lOfl.tiiO, *"• ;' ' now in store Apne..t. Su.l.uius. ace ' ' '"• t *" nlrikMil L'aeweeseesd T sprehsl, tor oursa'es; »!»•>. " u "' ,,ll '',,j Kmi voco. inn! c-ii'i in l :"* h » t 1!' v ' k :i '^!,;; s jia. aa. P. JOHNSTON a…

fERVTHINa 0000, atvr.BI.THI3" CHEAP. EVEKVTIIfNW [>K9I« t« .h K«at'a wear, can beobtetasd »t lm M * a *\- '' y. lor i-.hi.Ji. \ erewd ol Geeds whu-ti srsst is p

\llli'tak y tio'ubaV- aTos *»>[:•

Hfc.HKl Mi*-- .Haiftila No • » U» l!, ' : l* l ;'' t y !!usi 'im.-s.ajo bbls. No. 1 llslifaa AWe»»»* ,ur

PH KUtt OKAt SiHT BLK.-te >• half barrels lidsh Pate Ale, a very x twle. for sate by Lv UIS J - Bv*** l fc

SATUEDAY MORNING JAN. 7, IBM. ! Ce«ld the Werth Babdae tbe heath ?

meoaas the year In a dress of new aad hand-j

jed to an alarming degree, nntil it has culmi-

! Maine to MadUen.

! We are happy to see that a bill has been

j wo hove always thought, ought to have had a

| place on one ol the pedestals of the Washiug

)»7-i <iA ** Corner lA BadtuKv

Eeil .iinl tosses promptly settled by RVANTS FOR HIRS.

J1 « St No 91 Pearj sneer.

BUt> bi IllH. ri,,,. : , Geshea BUT- i

WA N TKII- COOK.-The sabseiiber jatehes to

H T ANlll>— TO HELL—-t*WO FACTORY

Ur ANTEB- SERVaNTB7—The New York and

UrAMTKXa— BUT sad GlßL—aiastbe a good

U'ANTHJ-a TEACHER.-A Rflaathsra lad] I

U'ANTi fat—A PARTNER- With a capital of j

HANDS, by the Midlothian Company forthepre- j

U'AN i'i-.W-T.. iur- f..r the MANCHESTER

U' A > T E E*-BERVANTB-At the Arlineton

forwari »n,il „*^XIV '. i° ?' M " to. oiue

will p>ease present them without de!** Ws may '■

ja«-12f o. H. JPKTTuJ '( KawHfatere. '

T'dec's < RJl;*»«tor* op jmu. ntitu, I

111 BBBBBBC-=L ---- -*^^BBs> . AMUBEMTJNT3

i NINTH ANtIIAL BALL or tii a ft

MONTGOMERY GUARD Jt

are now oflered on sihhl tei ass. Rynt iI •

C Clover deed, for sale by aX A oft

~-„,* Ima "/

Midnbjh' Tin- iteaaaer ... , ~., .I, yv ,ili Liverpool ,iaies ... Africa arrived oatou the Ifth. ' ,««, i,-.,,-. *'• Bgrvaa was to Basal , ■ ' ' ■ I _, ,-. . growing threatening

I i:»"« . m .. iMi.iii.iivK 8a r< for* the cast ... ißciudiaa 2

,*! c. dsntend i .. •- i urpeet as is ' . ' " ..... , ■ ;.■ n ai •■ v ••■• i itass

n't.e's ' idead. .!.,• uarj i lie ;, . ,- i. i - are i early all > eluding Count c ivour I ' .. v arte Ie on old . mpathv, b hen i . lie Harper', .rem hen the South. I ... | I I : mi >■ has had moderated ..-.,:. - inc. t tin the] reach ...,••…

1 ed !-' have I ~ " ;,- A rtedln NApli a. .i iii .-. : ..■; the ... . . di d. Austria ia I • : ire daily mori threat « i,s,ions have been made to

1 j ... uiUEENSTOWN. hi ■-~-, »•! .. ci esdai J at 11.000 l«a ea. nearlj .... | . i ■ ii »wei n< ea ateadt. ~ :. i- id. Othi t articlea • . to-day ... a .'".'.. f.-.x PI llllgs .ii « nil.ri --. .....-..; . i •..■ Sei ate was bol ■ - ! •.. Mr…

....,,. the v nuh Araerii ana ild |oin the !>• mi I r%U » S|ti':i 'l ■ hi li . ■ Id be idiowii I init»*d yon would eflei tan i lee ... i i. c elect a ti m :,... sssai v apfii opria ill ii ien taeir -i.a:>. sub . • . daj to the ■•eople. .. .■…

mV '■*■■ ; g ln tol j . «. mli ■ . ~. ...... -i'.il attempt . . ■ . "•. ■ I . i .re the i louse i id to ballot for Sherman received Bocut-ka the remainder > I -(~,,( Irom Brownsville --Cortiuas ii, f . !.... i.,-;i i:- tity—The Rawgers Hi i.…

I , tilling a numb i ol citi ; :. in Brow 1..- i ilie ai „. d '' r ... i- al X ick City, • i.,. ii. capturing i Sixty Meg • aus, and lill.fr* xteen Ami ricans vii „- i•.. ■• Ford, who led the i lb d acr s tbe i oi-r. , i io v. a -ii iifctoit.…

al

ilk. Jan • Arrivi d, eti amahip S. K. of itie new line connecting Bos ■ -. ;.., I enu . yia this city, the I*, •.;., i ■ ...I and the other .. '..- rtii ••■ oiln r steamers vi Ihe an -'. rtly i itpei ',-,1 here. -I: in . tii.mpton Roads. ■…

fin it ti. in i acj i.>r Ueaujlas. . Ohio, Jan. •.. —Toe Democratic 1 . ; yesterday, by a large ina itions il,. taring Douglas lay •• he Ohio lieiu ■ein-v, aud ta int their vatea to Charleston to cast enure i ie i.; Una The delegates to • ■…

dry f ..hl* merchants, bave .!--- to discharge Bfty clerks in : ..- falling oil ! their South ■ nid over li ti Brms of lesser note rnpeiled to curtaU expenses lroiii Marj land Legislature. . . lan. 6. -Tbe Maryland Legisla -11 i-day. The message…

Iv I « hits ol >.72 .; yellow - 81*; | rime Bit. Bacon Bides - 6 .' i.—Flour lower—South '•' heal nd Corn liea\v and un i - sna .: I. Wh akej unehani sd. Baltiioi re < ;itiie Oarket. Jan. '>. " 'wa so spr ia activity ia tbe Cattte mar

!li the ceneral tone was him.- --i the aalea neie made ranged * - 12s per luu lbs. A lew Extra fine ones • the outside figures, i'tie ■ v 125.wh ' I a deellno of at ol the I tat i ds]. I: . let ha ■•■ alnnlj supp isd ftw .- ' ths tei lencj…

pi ■ •>• md lorsxtrafineaind heavy • '■ •'■■•■. ■ i- . 'i by I ■:•> but : - r small sup Ins and a better demand ii-. n tendency. Wsaetesalea ■• >. li»i Ihi gross.

[IKMSMHrR, REMIEMMER- That at Hau street, > aean alums tu.d •• •■ a stock ..t in. Goods a- prices '>i eaae, Weadvissall who have * I tse, '■> give him a call Before '*? .'.."* "■" '*■'• ■'' ufident that they most i.c ,' ■ ll ■■ ■ prices sod…

'"■' *"•' bis ingly low prices, it will :*■ . " ' '\ w * : '■ the sbova goods to pureaase

J)'»i HrKiti.i ,m.i, « amiv rAtrimv, •' ' atreel R ion..ml. \'» —Country ' '.■ ' - • • wo find it to their mleiesi to ,* ' u f r "■■■' ' ■ and • - tads te •• dsr, at low * out of a ite cussed sugar, aad war ■

'N* ■ /*Kiii lis. a rera ei,..ire aaeorT , " ■'! i-a-ey Druggists' Articles, suitable for * wunprisini! ii is Hair, To

dish '!■ ' : », , '"" , * l •"*'"..' Apples; lAM iba, ■■ ,i, kitl i.hitcli llen.n s (~r ssle l S w ■I P. KAVKNAGH 172 Broad street, telow ath. ("FI.M-; tNO «A MM .'t.S. m boxes i.rine ••' ii ; Cheese; aw buses and hall rsixsaAda ' " ' and es.of…

(neisii'.fi, a variety of Bed Biauseta, "* will sell low to H»«» them. • KENT, PAINE Ac C. ( *>im.i.v hehalfheaeßC.M.Oread A Co.'s -•aasnss, foi afcle. MASBIEA PLSABANTB.

-5 " EXTRA •• " M

BrV'V** *N»lTl•■*. -m boxes "Aitmey- Bw *asadCaadles,e>ty maae for sate. '

';V %< -I'l ip.-ABBiairteteTis»alßfa ' '"' •*i£ ''»..•■'« •/yrsl or gßltea. . Xi w PETERSON, 144 Main st.

*-WMaa?^sfel 7, ..w, rt x,r,i N " 'J » Maai «• * s- iVw.ffJiJ N " 3 ; for sale by

,'•••*■■'»».-•»!. r.,ss assorted I'layinn w "••m ebeapsßt to highest p/i c, for sate LOUIS 1. BossiLL'X. i

I IST OF LETTERS ■Raa»aJalß«iathslUCM j MOND IVS r OFFICE.on the (tk day ef Jan nsrv l**e avi'uWi.hf.no sethorityei Aetef Coueress.ia the newspepei havis* ths kutaßateussaaaappß in the Diatiict where prists*. BK.Fersonsesil-.iig for tetters…

AtkYJseemisse' A Lindsei misa Jul.* E Bom pa mrs Marj LesttsßMßs Hauit g. ii mis E Liviagstoa mrsfl r h.i . .ek mrs i. .daiioiiy mrs Braes mra Ai» Mertia mrs Charlotte ] BUnkinship rare I; ii BaajarmrsAp Kiount tnra Jaiia Miltei bus B A Be.…

Eg .! v«. miss hits i „a M ma miss Bliss Man E O'Cobbs i mrs E J , las X VV 1 arii,l".y m.s .lane j laraa Pamela mrs ti B i . Maria Feat, mrs Wm ■ v .Biei I ...>e.l n r. Rebecos hK a I "•"' ■ miss Lucy C lit'th Bm doll fa mr.s 1. A 1 ui-bMW…

Sullivan misa Kale fc i r'li miss A M H \ i. Blown nysa A M , V N Bharpe anias n P •,;..;,. Bn.elds niias l> B Barak Bootimiss Roberta . vi Bwan mrs B __ - Slaughter tars M C ; i| !i Scott mrs E A C ~ r f"otl uira A Ii mi r Tompkioa m aa M…

Fano a Whistler mrs Cath lie -I mis !•' \\ liitei.ii.sS.sati Hafferton mra C D Whi; oca mra M A h Harwood mra Virginia « atfcina mrs ..as 11

a V, sUon mis it . m v Watkina mra V A

\t£t W>a't! r n^ B ? C W m - Sarah 2 Wright Bliss F listfa Wataoa m.aa Jennie Williams missMLl -.. ihmera miss M V Wilson niias BettlS the misses W itena mi->» G GENTLEMEN'! LIST. .t Bn .'.,,, ji Graves N Mienley SW ■\, en Gersrd Gilhain I.…

Baser tie. Wll Gibsoa 11 C 3 MoCarl C'laa ;' aurWrn CenscheoG2 Niaoa s.im'l L Po-»d Wni Gordsn G L Norman M C 2 Bibh v; T Grw Ed Northern Mr j Bu dick W Gentry Ed S Nownn Jon M I i; i s ,| Hitchrx-kJ i! 2 Olliphant Mr Br i , Ro C Hamil m CoiW…

Owen Hunt Pal Porter H.in'l Benjamin v Horn F Poinds* rer Ed !',!..-. ! . I. IE dsdon ] F Pecor J** ■ : ir« II Jno li. '' Jno E Robert Lew i; (.hJorT Harton Joo R Robiasnn J E B i c J !l Mar! .In,. Robinson Jos B-*HJnoJ HsdnettJasE Renme v\…

.res Geo W Bade Francis Ri-1 P*t 0 B ; ban Felt* Irving Carl Ril-jyPhO idloj X N Jonea W E 1...*! Rutnsi Bn ,s.< I. Jenkins Wm RichmeudJss Bowman D C Ja.-v.son TII Rowe Jos M Buti en B !' Joi es R B Regan 11u..h ■ . .. ~ i>r J imes Po J RatcliffA…

I rink DC JaekaonJas ShieldsW W ottei : Jno Johnson Jno VV Smith W il . oilier Jno B Johns, n Co! E Shanks Was ~'., Uwell E E Jschsoa E .! Stevens S S Cook Jno Joseph WB Smith ft Swarns CoombsJno S Kemper X Cpt t':i dre. CptlF X in.* C 8 C…

Carter Wm G Kearslej Maj G Stanfield II O Cru,np VV it W S ' Bnead Jesse CruutpA Raglan Kiel J Btnts 1 F Crouch B S Ke.im.l Stewart Jos •■TO Km. nr R L Sanborn J X C .nrad M Kinu - pt W H 2 Stewart Jos I Davis li \V Knowles T W Stone Jno I)…

De am I enio S Tmusne Clark i md Dan'l Lowi da 3 B Trevett II T ii kert .' C Ly ne I' L Thomas J is Disney Jno Lawr»nceWm Tmsl'.n.lß Heane Ji i. C Little J W ftEC T ler J M Dunlevj JnoH Eewalia J H Thompson M !....ibai J w Lnniinn II II T->ppaaMnßsa…

Deafer Hefl2 Eec C C 2 Tillman Col S Dudley T Leonard II Tapscott 11 V n-trva! T A I...wry RoW Vonni B Devan reddj Merry man Capt Viricent Petes Dunn Wm D 3 Vicka BS l-.rlo .V Sanders Meridith ft Co Whipple Capt Erwin F. Miller E R W X ll m…

Eightetien Mathews J F Whiter Thoa I-'r-user W G R Melehi Dr J Walker Ro *'. kea R J MaddwxJ Wilkinson P Filierl. I. MichaelJ Woolersßam Einnej Jno Mollej J F Wm dJasPJ i-loia Jos Ma rath LO WinfallJ W FreemanJT Mitchell Ro Wood Jno B J i aga…

1 10-tti.er T M Mtkl«sWX WhiteJno . Gentry TC Moore Thos Williams J L | Griffin H R Morris T 9 E Win free Jno M I Graves Rd T MsrtinTJ West n Geo W Gregory Rd Mosby S Winston Geo B INITIALS. Editor ol Hereon MissG RM2 jar-It THOS. B. BIGGER,…

pill < \ I UiVll. Ml ill fc.—fie liiilicsTof I j ray SCHOOL will be resumed on MONDAY, 9th January, at m* School room, on Mad son at., between Clan and Marshall I would be pleased to receive a lew additional Basils forth.* balance of the .ear…

Richmond, January 4th. Maw. ja S-3t" IMKUVILI.t FFMAI.i: StCMIrsAKT— ' Farmville, Prince Edward Couaty, Va.—on the South-Hide Railroad, midway between Richmond, Peterßtiarg and Lynchburg—a delightfully health ful location. Tie duties of tins…

GEO. LA MONTE, A. M.. President. RarßßßTicßs:—Hob. IE A. Wise: Hon. J. R. Tinker. Attorney Gen.; Hon. Jus. M. Mason. F. s. s ; Rev. D.S. Beggett, D. D.; Rev. Leo. Rosssr, D. D. de 2f- lot •HO F kaTENTB AN 1>

TIIOB. J. GARDEN, A. M., Priacipal. Tbbms roK lv Months.—CM Tuition, and IjMOfor board, he No extras. Only U acholars taken. None need apply wi, i SBBBOt give testimoiii.-i's of »ood moral habits, cituer by refereaes or certificate. Those who…

applying boob. Only a tew more pupils can Is; re- Fof information, anply to C. 11. BARKSDALK, Esg-i oi the hrm of Baiaedate ay Brother, Shoekos Slip, Ri.-I.motid, Va. or29—tip

feet seasoned-,, BUTTON WOOD. i feet aeasoaed oAiv BOARDS. i feet seasoned -, OAK. i feet seasoned Canada WHITE FINE. I large Cypress BUNCH SHINGLES. I feet ASH all Sizes. SO uuufeei ROCK MAPLE .for ba'e ob Bccommodstin i terms by I-* jaaV-ta…

COTTON k ARNd from No 4 to 13. PEINE 'WINE various aixes. PLOI 'ill LINES large and small. COTTON CORDAGE. AM of the heat qualit,. |aA-te JOHN N. GORDON A SON. \- i:MsUK,Ase.-as»tha. a fresh Veniaou ;BM !l>s. fresh Ro»l and Ks Bat tel : M bbhi…

lyoTTiFMttv imvi'.- Seal.-d propoaahi will iy f*s reeetved bj the Conaul of Pranoe in Vir

■be office of fie Vio Coesul of Fniice . Va, for a BOTTOMRY BOND, of a -ii fifteen and aizteen thousand dollar*, inch hark I.'RUGCAK and cargo now B Harbor oi N irli.ik. andhouud to Havre; to t>e guaranteed at toe lewvst rats of ooa in the…

on the, hrst lioo and will he sold oft tins we.ik much lower than usual The goads ar«- of Hie Iwst ijiial itv andagteadielßatSsms. Also, our entire stock of Btapls and Fsflpy Div Goods, 'it alaaoet any price to sell ttiem off pre»*">us to removal.…

Dl'TI HHKKKIaf., IIAI.IKt T. Ar Juat to hand, B sampie lot of No 1 Dutch lierrim-, IONS year's;) 1 t».(X Smoked Hahliut, (something aew as well aa iiich;> 1 Mil Green Peas; 1 bo». Navy Beans; No. 1 Applea, Potatoes, Ac. rerdiljn/ at low foocs.…

'5 M'uc ".tr-et Tb* test he,rgatej in Linen llokfs., at LE V VS. 15 Man street The le-si bargains in KsshroidersdStrips, at LEVY'S. 15 Main street. The licst bargains iv Inah Linei.s at LEV V B*te Main Mraet. The beet bargains in Linen Bos…

,^P ? W 5i LA *m , "" a ' ful > •"PP'y • f French

VV Window Ulassal. |^|ft^«J^ate _ 155 Main street. OK TVHS CsOailKN 111 ITER for sale. **

nl«aOLl'TliiN.-Th-eonceri,of WILSON A BOBBER isthisdai dta olvedbj mates! .■• serf. Ihe nan eof tli- fin. will he v c !>■ enher pirt.ier in Wtaniai up the bosutesa of the eoßeera ciiAs m. bobber, Ri.'BMOBB, Jan 2. IS*). Keu * o icern. The sobsenber…

Io. in ci B, Bad bepoe. lo strict attention to i.*-.. to ii.rtnt a eoßtiaesace ol the same. I ; .c. i«i,.. lyseaaaad a well aelooted stocked ill aud lobbing Goods, ts which I m

ally reeoaameada to their confidence m> . leraad aa laei r. Mr "Hi" M lOSlli ».' ! ent'eman mev«r> ara »«'trtvot th u ir eonfi , I .-.-in he found at SAMUEL A WILSON'S, boefcos siip. where »c w die glad te leueias .li It P 111 s jaS-dlaaAcwtel…

C«A-PA9\T%9MISIIIP —Ths subscribers have this day formed a in partnership for the pur

carrying os a GENERAL COMMISSION Ess in the eit) of Richmond, sad have ne rdfios oa Hbmskes Siip. lately eeeapied by intti,. 1 n«\ hope. t>> personal attenlioa to is, to inert the piitronase of their friends pubUo gsasraUy. A. S. SAMUEL, J.…

DISSOLUTION OF < O-PARTNKRBHIP. The oo partaershis heretofore sxiatinc be tween ABNERC. MOORE and ANNUO. WEIBI GER, is this day dissolved by mutu.,l consent. Ail the debt", property. aceoauts, Jcc .id every uescrip tion. have tiern, by deed,…

claims against tin* eon-em arill present tliem to us for payment. BUBFORT & FRIEND. Assignees and trustees lor Moore fc Weisi>;

UJtL HAVE THIS DAY assooiated onrselve* together under the stile of LYLE FOSTER ft CO., ior th > purpose of conduct in a general COM MISSION. GROCERY and LIOUOR BUSINEBS. at No W Car] street 3 doors below ltth street and respectful!) solicit…

OT It E.-LODIS C. GILLEBPIE is this day I admitted a partner in my buetnes, under the style and firm oi JNO. C. SHAFER .V 00. JNO. C. BHAFER. Richmond, Jan. 2, MBO, ja.y-im rti&soLi thin or co-PAKCathsHir. iJ The firm of ft HART ia tins ('■•…

WM. G. DANDRIDGE, Lee. 31st, KB9. FRANCIS B. HART. On retiring fmm the GROCERY and COM MISSION BUSINESS. 1 return my grateful thanka t.. mj friends and the public for the, lioeral »-!iaie of patroaageabestowed on us. and take this opportunity…

January 2d, 1869, pO-rARTNKKSHIP NOT 11 t.. , Uav« m a » day associated wth myself ia heßißeos on brother, WM BODFKER. and will continue the DRUG AND APOTHECARY BUSINESS.at the old stand. No In .Man. street, under the Style of A. L )DF X EH…

interest in the profits of the concern. To my old friends and the pubic, for therr past liberal and I >ni c utinued patronage. I return my most i rate fui thanks. The rev. concern sill eadeavor. bj close attention to business liliera! terms,…

Divsoi.i "TION.-The firm of RODDEY 9 MORRlss ts this day dissolved by mutual con sent. E. W. RODDEY, January 2d. 18C0. R. G. MORRJSS. Co-Partnership.—The undersigned have this d-t\ entered into a co-partnership, tinder the style of RODDEY A…

partnerahip under the style of MILLBPAUCH ,v READ, for the purpose of conducting tbeSHIF BROKERAGE BUSINESS, end respectful!. *o licit tiie patronage of thsii trie, ds r.ml the public. A. MIELSPAI7GH. JAMES G. RE A li. Cary ned 18th sts., near…

dation. ' C. R BARKSDALE, N. C. READ. Richmond. Ist January, JBW. i.« 2 tt ajoTlt i . T,ie CO-PARTNFRPHIP LN fore existing onder the style of COX. TURN LEV .V HART, for the manufacture of TOBAC CO. is this day dissolved by the withdrawal ol…

cued by N. G. TURNLEY ft WM. A. FUR CIO.N. Richmond, Dee.38.1959, de3l—d2w niRE INSURANCE. — Tbe ALBEMARLE I INSURANCE COMPANY.of. Charlottesvilie, Va. DIBXCrOBBI Wm. T Eabi.v. O T. Joxas, U 11 Maobcdkb, Taoa Woou, John Cochbas, Dr Cbas. Cabtbb,…

oid Dominion; ita shareholders identified in in terest with the citizens at Hiehuinnd. aid con tribnting to the prosperity and comsaeretsJ pro-

Kgress of tins citv —sound, safe, and reliable—ia sures a.r.inst lose by Fire on the most favorable terms. Witness the following facts: Ist. Single risks confined to *»Souo. 2d Amount of Il.sml's paid :u five years. SB], 3d Dividends pa-d to…

With siieh antecedents, and with a determine- | tion t-> meet *a' t future faur claims, for loas, prompt i la acd satisfactorily.the ALBEMARLE IN-' R ANCE COMPANY confidently ask increaeedpa tronage at ths bauds of the good people of Rich

"For'lT RE INSURANCE, apptr to THOS. M. ALFRIENB, Agent. ja 4—ot nth st. Richmond, Va. i MBTICB-TO FARMERfI AND MER IN CHANTS WHO USE AND DEA T, IN GROUND PLASTER.-We would call your sd« cial ettention to our stock, now in hand, of ths best…

im Hour personal attention sepin.: Out every l.ar rei is well coopered and in no.id Bhipptag order, and the Plaster thoreuaWj pulieriz.nl— we hasard no j thing ib saying that it will he to your interest to giveasacalL Farmers Beading bags anil…

A 11. F.SHARP. Steam Plastei Mill, boS—Am* South aide of the Dock. Rishapend. (JHOCKOE >lILL RICHMOND BBOUNB i-5 PLASTER—The subseribsr has sarn«stli la bored, for the past four years, to exclude Northern Ground Plaster, by tiie sstabishment…

that be haa completed ins improvements that will enable him to supply any demand that mar ari«e His stwrk oi I Itnip is heavy, (based neon the enormoaslj increased use of a superior HOicie, selected from the purest Windsor (.NovaScotia i quarries,…

DIYTDRNB.— Ths President and Direeto'S of the EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA have declared a semi annual dividend oi t\ per cent., subject ta » ceduettea of * 4 per cent, bonus, paya bleon the ISth instant, ja 6-2w W. P. ST9OTB F.R, Cashier BANK…

paying U cut. bonus to the State leaves :;\ ii*r ceßt., or *2 per share payable to the Stock holdeis. Ijat—dlßt] SAM'I. MARX Cashier

DI VIBEND. —Ths Freednat and IMraetors of lbs FARMERS'BANK OF VIRGINIA hsve iiecliired h dividend of foi b per cent out of the profits of th« ißstitotiofl for the last si» aoatbs— deducttne therefrom "ue-lourth per cent. Imnua to I the State,…

LEWIS L. MONTAGUE, Corner of Bank and 12th ats. who ci> o.fines tia Bxecataali w..rk in his lias with dispatch, ja. 2—l in and on the lowest terms, j ■VTOTK'e".—AII peisotis ksvnu claims a a mat -N the estate of Widiamaon Altea, lte»*d aro…

to the «ad-rs««-d r for;«*« Wat. Executor of Wtllifiinsoit Allen, deed. I de2B-2w* OFFICE RICH. A YORK RIVER R R.CO..' R.c> mond Dec 23. !SB!>.

PROPOSALS addressed to the Baderakaed ars j invited, for building in Virginia ore I'aasen.er j CAR, the same dimension find finish aa the one I cow oo the road. THOS. R. SUA HP. !

_ddJ4--»s Beat. ! OFFICE R. A D. R. R. C 0../ December 19. ISW S

NOTICE. --The Coupon a of the Bonds of this company due on the lat January. lr*3o, ia New York, will Ie paid at the Union Bank in that city, or st this office with exchan c „„.,„„.„„„ ! THO. W. BROCKENBROUGH, ds9h-ts Treaaurer. PA.vIILY FMIUR--Of…

AJtS FOR NEW lilt rr*NS. -~-T hTeTepT' djlsg*'i.»r l«st sailing Bckr. CHRYSOLITE, Cap- . * nil -*-'ii,n I' M Bairß, bavin a«re%ie» poitvui ; f ier tai, i.et;,;.g. d. wnlsail with Qaioßdispatch, i For balance of frsf htapylyte j.fl-i* W.D COLQUITT…

i»i li master,he*ia> apertioa of bercargo I segued and i.in. on board, wi I hi-e setek di«- ! patch For baisßce of frsi ,bt spell to i jia-ts David a wm. currje. > « f»S MEW YORK The sasevinr fast aglS»V.vlihg acboener ISABELLA THOMI SON, ■"■■■■'ijapt.…

Hill «ll » R LJBSTON h. I .-Th- *~

ja - ■ >mi< b.-Thesteamer) L'kTTh ff- gaaasjj #PECK will, afer MONDAY next, mmmm '■■"ath last .ti aooatiaaa iunnm» be tween (i ,„, Portssnouts and Nertelk, until fur ther u.>tice. Th-. steamer GLEN COVE,Capt Z.C GIPPOBB, wil eontteas the re-uiar…

ue. 1 -ts H. 0. gASItTNB. _«-«•-«» CHANUfe or not •> A i -fIsTARTIM. TO PORTSMOUTB ■BaaaaaaaahiAND Norfolk, and reduc tion "F FARE.—TheGLEg COVE and CUR riB PECK wib. on anil alter Honda] next. 3rd of October, leave the wharf at Rocketts. every…

iHuiida. a excepted, i at t>.'» o'clock, precisely : i'«n Cove leering every Monda] . Weehteaday Friday mornings,and the Curtis Fecke\er< aday. Thursday aad Saturday Bmraiaga, and boats return each alternate tlay i.toueaing ct be regular landings…

STEAMBHIP EXPRESS to and from NORFOLK. PETERBBI'RG and RICH- M (ND by Steamers JAMESTOWM and Kirn ftfOKFL winch leave NEW YORK every WED- I NESUAY arid SATURDA f, urn! thence bj RAH - ROAD to WELDON. WILMINGTON, LYNCH BURG, SALEM. WYTHEVH I.E.and…

ties, and ail places on the a»al>nard. Our Express on rlie Steamships wiii bs seeoa paaied by SPECIAL MESSENGERS, who wiL give their persona! attention to the careful tiandlinz of goods entrusted to the A DAMS' EXPRESS CO.'? STEAMSHIP EXPRESS.…

P.M. J. L. M iDONOUGH, Agent of Adams' Express Co. SPECIAL NOTICE.- Express packages for Nor folk, Petersburg, Richmond, and til places in Vii eteia and North Carolina, intended for shipment 1 y

Steamships ROANOKE and JAMESTOWN, will hereafter !*> received by the AFA MS' EXPRESS C 'MEAN V, who are the authorized asents for Ex press privileges on thesi slops. Office of the New York and Virginia Steamship Company. LUDLAM k PLEASANTS,…

oilers, on accommodating terms, tbe celebrated trend and square PIAN -is made b*> ins said prin- JOS, ITALIAN STRINGS, Ac, ot direct impor i,'..on. or Southern manufacture, wholesale and retail Piaaoa aired out, tuned and repaired.

CO M ILL IN Ffi V ST ORE. '&si£ **T HOME MADE BONNETS, CLOAKSawH Mrs. S. M. FA R It*.*s has now on hand aa fine an DKESSF.Saa eaa be found anywhere in the city. too numerous to mention. **"c a r e se!ii;i_ all of i:e Bhove good* at .•reatly…

reduction, at ih- ****Wm CHEAP HOOT and SHOE STORE. 2 1 Bi:.. OS m tKT, preparatory to leaving .ie.-iti. j«2-6t* -v roc. BILE PIIIYATF...Br-aie

liStLY-A T 11 0 X or.oi-RRELrJV-'^-ii y. a R E. three s ears i .Id. Br-g^ - Al S< i AN".! private CAR R] \.GE nearlj new, suitable either f r a prieate Carriage oi Hack. They can bs seen it tbe Btables oi Messrs Davis A Butekeson. A - re it…

\ff POLLARD, on 17th. between Grace and /- y. Broad atreets. and made lar.e addition •,■. the k, bow oßeis tothe pnbitti a well selected as bo fn.entoi U** E'itS, ,M KDICINta ant! FANCY aRTICtiES, tnil solicits tne former patroaage o' il ay…

Id} ESTABLISHED IN l&'O. -*■' A V R ICH if it A , V ! R G 1 V /A. it ta a fact not ttsnerallj k::awn, thy 1 estal. a ed ma Clothing manufactory in :Ins citj TrN YEARS AGO and iitve constancy ioi taattims continued to cat andmakea lar,e portion…

time to t'me. am now better preplied to receive orders for work in or small iiuanti'iea t lan in reto ore md will auarantee co furniau thr::i jusl as .ov as they can !-■ had of Northern houses, and etiua I in style and material. Being a practical…

and as Kood ma article for the price, assay bouse AortA or South Let those who wish to build up purely Southern manufacturers, patronise tneol i estal lis/n d ifOitse* first, and let .'/i< >n re:iii the reward the) Bojjsih merit for past, present…

been lor years F.i'rw.'.'i-- the manufacturer, at home, more especially when *oa run do so without additional cost. WM. IRA SMITH, iv Mam street. /-v (RAW FOitlJS SILOO.y,

CRAWFORlVrToinettir. ' nmW Lovers of good eating will always find '.here the very eiio.ccst. OYSTERS, PISH, CHOPB, WINES, GAME, STEAKS, LIQUORS, CIGARS, Ar.. fc. ~ to be obtained ia anj Eaitiag House in this coun try, de 9—l.n __--- XHKS T.…

xS|Hr CONFECTIONERY line. Tkeladiea 1 fipaiiiueiit ha;- undergoes a thorough renovation, and tne ladies are bow invited to call and partake of OYSTERS and other delicacies «i the season, served at fchort notice. A. ANTON! '|HIMAt COM IVI'V…

quence of the burning of mi shop. .My machinery is all new anil of 'he best, character. [have a few FLATTENING MILLS on hand. asd "hall continue to manufacture MILLS,BANDS, CASINGS and BENCH KNIVES, of different patterns. My [MPROVEU BAND,…

qMti stYe: >s NtiTicT.- "c. W.-'r. wi has >~r 1 his deed of this dule, [which ia of record to the : Clerk's Office of the Hu.'tin a Court of theCitj oi . t'luhmond.i conveyed to me ia trust forthebeno , fit of bisoreditors, all ci his Bteekof…

eatelu, of the stock on Bead, ami to collect the debts ; tir.t ar» tlue. | Person* umntint *• c/« in :h» Tnmmtn; ar 1 Faun tine, willjtnd it te threr'.-t m make purehastf, a? th? busin ■ssm.ust be. stated up Richmond,.' Hat December. 186*.…

cKLLiattorv AT cost, I Contemplating to make a ehaa c in my busineaa.

I shall, troin tiiis dai until the Ist ot Fehrusry, oSsrm entire stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS FOB CASH ONLY! Mi a'ocs of Goods comprises every variety of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS aenersllt Kept ia Div Goods stores, a>id r, is latety…

my fneeds and the public that I ani determia*ed up

BICHMO I D CIT V S ft n *k.' VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE, 3mi MORT -60 SHARES VUUMNJLA FiRF. AND MA- In aiiins to suit purtfhaaers. bj

25 - ts crir. F F RCBLL A co_ IVOHY HALISitI IIWOI.E TABLE j I CUTLE' ?.—Just received s re W let of !>-.th Tableaed I esert KNIVES hand..mc patterns. Aiao a f«w doa n fine Ivors VKfiS and a ra riety of other TABLE CI I'LERY. of diflerent styiea.…

Ql II.TEWSHIKT*. atUiiVrKDaVlftTß. Opening t'-ia inoinm-, two liundred more ol tlioae splendid quilted Skirts, with Steel Hoops aad adjUktabte Hustle, white and colored. These Skirts are decidedly the most coui.ortable article now wore b* the…

BONAL PROPERTY.—Bj e-rtns "fade** of trua 'ear:r. pete Jumiip 3. la>. from B*masJ Meredith. I shall aa tr.i tee. oa the 17'h dn *" January, i>«u, b-II at pahae >v ion th- HoUSh A.Nii i OT mtbeeity of Biatn*nead,oa th—ouoi aide,.| Jaeksoßstreet.at…

NITURE. The Carriages Baggtes, Horses and Harness will bs s -Id at teo'elecß, A M , at tbe sta ble oi G. L. E irne-t. on teth atreet. am' th Bouse Jiel Lot Knd Furaitars, wii! be aoM on the prem ises, at S o'clock. P. M I em- o> !>*.ii.-As…

easli ior a 1 .uma uieer •■.,%' nil I months c edit as to ail eutna of *f0 and apwaree,the pureba»ei living bs ••'. able note*, w« 1 sndorsed ir.t«r

*.ni.r, tor tiie, b.eetitoi parties and fir pareoasa iie r eni mentioned 1 will $"i! at the .v tion knaiss of Hector D-v-ib.ob TUESDAY, i7tti Jan.. HjO tour likely N KG HO U EN. via : 1 likel) youßa Carpenter, Slikely )oaag Faoi. r. Ilaids-Twister",…

moiid. mads Mi v,mii*»r lata, l-i.' in an attach ment oi Morris A. Myers agate*! J. .\1 Lewis. ! will sell, in front of the City hall, on WEDNES DAY aeat, the ilth instant,(that beiag Court day,] tntheh'K best bidder, for caan. tii* into rest…

toasession ot Mrs Patesf Eraser, tor li*r life, which interest ia embraced in aai.i attachment. THOMAS U. DUDLEY, jaft—dtda Serjeant Ci f » of Kiehwosd,

BKLLEVUE lIOSl'l I V1. .-Tins Institution. which has been m suoeessful operation for 'he last seven yeais. ia situated on Church Hill, Rich moiid. Virginia,ia a den, httuEairy position, and is furnished with evsrj convenience conducive, o to"…

Bienl to he treateu at, t!i-ir private. It d-inus. Particular attention will bs paid to tberpiay-in urards, which are peeuli rly commodious. terms: i Fay able on tbe removal of the Pattest. 1 Wi te I'atients, per week M Colored do. do „ 'V…

This includes a 1 charges for Board Medical At tendanoe. Nursing and Medicine. Byaaarrange ruent with the Infirmary of the Medical College, a amall -ddi'ioiiai lee, from S2to R3O, wiU be charred for Surgical cases. The particular at in may…

tion to all Patients placed in th

JOH \ A- ST URGE GIBSON, IH \ LDERS, •» RICHMOND, VA., would respectfully inform iheir fnenda and 'ho public generally, that their establishment, at the corner of Cary and ti li sts , (recently destroyed by iire.i baa been rebuilt in a substantial…

them with all the improved MACHINERY and • tie r appliances which can facilitate or expedite the prosecution of CARPENTRY WORK in its various branches. Th- ir new Saw Mil's on Mayo'a Island are now completed on such a scale of capacity as will…

Co . o! Baltimore,aad navim? f&etr patent motions attachments. TneStesm Engine, of one hua- I dred horse power, was built by lo'im ,\ J«inesTur I nt" ot tr.is city They have on band several raits I ..i first rate pi ne, lo -a and baa c made…

I accommodatin terms The; have a reli i i!e i. 'chanic to work 'ii >r! ith aiach'ne, and will I f i • . i I i-torers' laths in aii> quantity that may I it--., will aa heret fore, furnish PL4as aad sa- I riuavKs for bn Idin a and n her imurovemente.…

F.-r the liberal pat •"•■. c extended to them in their grateful thanks andassnra them that tne l will endeavor by even means in th r pow«rtol •• ciii a continuance of th.-ir favor m.v confidence I j.i 3 -dftw fNFIRMART OPTBE rIEOM'AJL t'«»L-…

lvi position, convenient to the Railroad De [otelsand other eeutrea of business. (•-s ii.l with ever) arran-.tement reumsite foi cessful treatment of diaeasea tud in.iuriea the comfort oi ti:.* sick .M' persona r, . MEDICAL or SURGICAL -i-c.…

tbe College, who visit the wards dail.. The st'or Board, lied.cal Attendance, Naraici >d;e:ne ftre, fi>r Fer week. Patients fto .i " N •-■ Kooins 7 to 3 15 Iditinn to the above ratea. in cases requiring a Swrgaeei Operation, by a reement ivith…

any ease maj he ascertained by apphcation to eith er of the Atteadiaa t«ur«eeiia or the Resident Ftiy - sscian. i Ail eharfsa payable ou the removal oftbepa- Atteßdinr Surgeons—Frofe. GIBBON, PF.TiCO LAS and WELLFORD. Attending Phjsieteus—Profo.…

or the Resident Pbysietea. ja6—ly irißieiNiA stoves : vTr«inia \ STOVES!! VIRGINIA STOVES! I! RICH MO.XD S TOv~k WORKS, ESTABLISHED IN 1861. A. H A S N V I > i-: i;

I Manufactures at Hi a celebrated SOL'Tfa EBN BTOV E FOUNDRY, CYLINDER, BOX. P A i! LOR and COOKINS STOVES, ol the icat desirable *r\ ies aad oi supe rior workiaz qualities: also, HOT AIR FURNA CES. FRONTS -I: • OR a FES. HOLLOW WAKE. H i DHANTB,…

would paj the rateeof a yood article, to justify hhu oi tbe use ef the nesi m iteriala and in tbe employ meat of competent mecbaaios. Tteo-third* if (at mou 'den emptoued on tk.-sr Stoves arr Virgintans, ■ri.. keet .'..firn- i iht.tr trade…

ra*on ! pecnliarlj fits them for ths use of servants. REFAIRIN * PLATES promptly supplied. Tiaaera and Stove dealers throa, bout the Boutk are desired to iotward their n-ders t" ASA 8N i DER, Richmond, Va. Retailed in Richmond by Messrs, 0…

I>Ut\ 1i.." \v. s. k G "1 (ON NAN have re loved their stock of HARDWARE, CUT- Y. Ac, , to then Iron-front Store, just eree'ed !* Fast a:iEi of l.'jth ur Governor a reet i ear . where tliei will bs pleased to see their Is and engv-mers iltnr…

li_ii not prepared for their reception, do n-.t d that any interruption ehall ;>e occasioned ■ir imsinets. i slnrt tiiiie we bops to have everything in .•f order, of "Miic'i (iin notice will bo tivea. lalrfal for the liberal pa'rona_;e bestowed…

liii.ood, .Tan. 2d. l.sOn i. S- it* U - ! i 1 ~N POWERS, corner of Cary anil Pearl ste., conslaritiy on hand the finest old London Hennessey aedOtard. Dupay & Co BRAN- X.th paie and dark; tineat old WHISKIES, iiited ol" pure R»e, very o'd:…

iuo a. In WiN ES. we gave 100 baskets of the est CHAMPAGWESt Madeira, Sherry and WiN bS iaene-susrter aadeae-eL bth i-ack a;so. on urau. lit. winch we ere cmatantlv ted with For sate aa low as siniiitr *...•''»

SO- WM LCOX v til BBS* celebrated BEW MACHINE inveated b J. E. a Gil bs, ~i Feint. Pocahontas cooafi Va. Pries ,ifli Tho*e wisl.iti.- a «»•'. low- prtred. wail reliable Mac i c. are aaaured that tbe sua usr.te cl nii.i for thht Maehiaeoaa hen…

DaRBY ft JOHNSON, Ageata No. 15 Goveraor s .. IE hiw ad, Va I.—Thoae deairena ol ob+ainin* au Areas for :tle of these celebrated M v hines in Vir. rata, i Carolina and Tenassaaye, will nr».i it to their tst te make early-application. D. A J.…

r-'ROt FRIES, Fill ITSatadPmOVISIONS ■ i have bow ia store the Bin at rrnapkitn aseon " en' of f HiiiiU Groceries, Teae, Wiaes Lienors and Cigars; Applsa, Craabernaa Potatoes; Smok ed Reef, Salmon aad Balihat, a * be ar-cured Huns. Breasts…

TCPMIAfJ Ar 111 1.1 . no MAIN STIRET call attention to the foUowias ; mil, wh'ch ti.ey offer it the lowest kimi ot puces: Velvet. Cash mere and Silk easts. Overcoats anu P.ccohminn, in urstt variety ; Shir's ami Orawer- suited t.« the season,…

hL.ia heat afdrs Ao.-t ••, Mors „| i t ', o rsiiinii.l skaUseU tweet > Hi oehi/baZai ~™ c

to the seteMwf the latere) J,■ ,:,ur»-« anion? 3 ! them are ansae likely yieut hensaUßova Hmsl ( Servants, Fantasy and Fa a Beads. ' """ j Tbbjbs—Casht or«aeoaths uedrt, interest added I* lor well erm .rae.d BBgObahts iru'i-i a jos. B DUNN.…

tds _ w. p., Aaett. i 11 iJa*. SI. Taylor A Sea* Autl'r*. L'B %>II It HOI hi ANoT.r.I. O v BLLVt x iiEKr-. STREbT, Al aLCTION.-The en-.r aeriber iataaßieg to dtaoontica* kewss-sssping, will ssliupoa the prsasteaa.asil L'EBUAi .the iOth daj…

Esn oi Belvmere Tne harass has i«uii tecoiitty j tiuii'. eoi.taiiis I,.ur coinioit.-ii 1-rooms »ithagood 1 sis A kite ha a aed ah BBtaasaiy oet-buudia»s. i he t.ot treats at 'cci. Bad iv us oncK l*u ie*-t. Immediately * Iter the sale el the…

me balance at ii 12 ana Is lu'oiiim. p.r negotiable BOtSS, With interest added, ami secured U) a trual deed. The taxes lor ISM to lie pa ,,u ov 'he pur chaser. For tiie personal property, cash wj I bejnp. * m } rm K. ~ **M. BatNETT. J sb. M.…

DA j . tLe Utii dai ol Januar., 1360. at the hour of 12 M.< I siiai: rent aeon n.e pfsmtess. to tee high eat bidder, the WHARF PROffeRTY belonging to the estate ol Wdiiaaa F". Deprteat, deceased, being ths same th.it was last .ear in tnsoocupaa…

1/ ALI A R L"5 IT.IVATE OU t- I,Lla(; * AM> vacant lot.om theboutbside OF BOSS, NEAR TO GOVERNOR STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.—At ths rea-ae*! of the lieirs-at-law of the late Mr. 8. 1> Oiy aabaaf, **c •ball sell at pu.nic auction, oaths premises,…

side-- iin|iU< servants' accommodation and is sup plied with -as and water. In the dwelling will lie attached ti feel ••! around frofltiaa ob Bees stieot. running back about, !>f feet, with tbe privilege of an sites extending out tn Governor…

without the dwelling, as may be deemed test it the ii,. ir of sale. The Wat.on of this propert) isad inrahlv suited for the merchant or professional gentleman. Tbb as.— One-fourth caali; l>s>nee at 6. 12 BndlS months, for negotiable notes,…

Kj FEE FARM OF UPS ACRES, OB THE CHARLES CITY C. IE ROAD TWO MILE.*-' BELOW RICHMOND.—Aa Conmiissioaer, ap pointed by a decree ot the Circait Court of the count) of Henrico, prouo'inccd en thertlh Novem l>.*r. 1893, m the caseofßeal and others,…

WHth Deceaaler. UM. at 12 o'clock, M., not, the next leir d-i.,i that rainsble ed aa above, of which John Farrai d ed ntainmg li 0'« sores. It will t.e subdi- I vuied according to a slat and survey to be •amb it ed nt the hour of sa'« The nisnsion…

no* other lUS acres will bs divided into two ok. more parcels, as may he deemed v oat iudieaowa.— 'f he part allotted sa dower will he sold subject to the lite t 'Baatoy of the widow, and the residee will has a -Id ta lee, with the ritht of…

tained till aM the purolo.se mono) is paid, and a conveyance ordered bj the Court. L. R. SPILMAN. > JOHN T i HILDREY \ Coaun'ra A. IE fcA.NLr-i. S j Bsteconducted hy Goppix A Appaasoa, Auc'te noZt—Saw3w&tda j POrTrPONEMFNT.-TneeßseßaeaosoftkeßOß…

11 ■• i-.liss,., > , a s lAbl OF VAL.I A-i v BEE RMi, KSTATE, ON CBURCH HILL i ON FRANKLIN ANDSPt iSTREETS b Com missioner 'ipp in ted by a decree ol the Circuit .'• urtol the citi "I Richmond proetHinced•« tbe li h December. IV!> ia the sum…

lapt ats.4 o elo< k P.M., ; l I.v; if not tfl nea« urday, tiie r

md depth asthelotoawh h the dwellin. stands. a* t:-. Lot on 'he crt UaeofaOth street be tween Grace and Fraokli airee'B, I . n'ni. SS'set, mi •:- bach about Uri. teei t.. an mie>, hs* in. here a aFi '

WILLIA.M C'N W.ALLEN Com r. hale conducted t.> Godbis .*; Appaa*e>, Au'V. deaS-tds !«, > Aad E O F «ags

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE«g PERSONAL PROPERTY OF GREAT FALUE About Mw acres of I AND a i.. s River; a lar.e STEAM SAW «ad GRIST MILL: man, comfort.ble RKS DENCFS and other bui'dinss and -Rr ons other kinds ol 1"-..**!U %BL£ I'ROl - ERTi —On W i…

public auction, at Bitier'a Mills, in York county, •he ii ost deeirable propert' that has ever bees ea- I posed to sale ia this community consisting of aJmat I 2 IKU ACKK S O F I- A N D . lying on Yolk Rive>, and knows as the Ripon Bell estate.…

between seyea i.nd eight hundred mrda te keep water ia fork Ki.er; a lar.e and commodious BOARDING BOL'SK; some ei*ht or ten private RESIDENCES, suitable tor the comfortable ae rommodatioa ot families; four large Buns; a large StHl..e. and…

!r. addition to t ! ie above are Wer 17 good HOR*ES I and MCLES, Log Waaona and Lumber Wexoas Harness and Chains Paramag (Jtensils, Lumlier, j li ,uj, Shiagtes, ami varioai other oommodtties ! j ..f treat value. A number ol very rood Mich Cows,…

body, as ;n ay bi at suit purchasers, The sale of the Land wi»! coanmeace on the nth or Jaaaar*,BMO, n? 12 o'clock M., and the wholesale will taj aoa tinued fromdsi t.'da* tilleoatpleted. i SHMs—.M.ade known on tbe day of sale. r.f.—Any pesondesiring…

TiITH L I All VI I.KS Ol V IatOIN I \.-F.acU i winch have reoentli seam to our kaowiedfe, together With advert.sements. and a c.rd which has been sent extensively throaak the country te out iVieinis and cusioinera, and from which we make the…

Hint ths customers of ths old concern that that firm doeSßot BOW exist," tiaco satasfied us ♦tiata rei,ul r and ayatematie etf.irt his aad i> still i« itii made to deceive the public aad lead their. *o believe that the concern ol «'.EO. WATT…

ileprivtng Georts Wattoi bis property, b) utakiai rata Pi teat 1 low, without his authority >>r sonaeat We desire to correct the impresstt*s b:ii< sought to lie made, and inform yoeaad the indie that the eonceraoi GEORGE WaTT •'

make saj of hie i'atent Plows, and that we keep • NBatiintl) on hand a large of all sises, testes aadsr our personal sopeivisioa, from the only

Bpattenas. of the best inatsriahi together srtetyel ether Agricultural iiiiplementa. re warrai-t te the buyc, aad mc detor ot to be undersold by an. oas ia tee mar ket. Our GEO. \\ AT I' retuin» irs suseers thaaks to his friends anu the punas,…

le SILVER PLATING, he.—Ths suhseffibef has iu*>l returned from the Northers eifes. where tie i I .is laid m a large supply id' materials, ef the heat Quality, "»ed iBLO^KSM(THING.BELL BANG ING.StLvEB I'EA'I'IN i. etc.. ami invite, aeh lic atteiit!o!i…

Irkmsa te be had.sad is prepared to male every k nd of Loca. to 8 .Su Bsi»LS ir. the r.ner. ssd todoSitvei Platiagia astyls set rsassed hy >.ii> eatablishtiieat istkiseeaa l ma work ii v. ,irr:irited. or BO sale, aaexjrerteaeeol man* >e*ia…

cii will reset eith sroaipt atteatiea. i nsvuah ii tohavsLjaci- MAPaoaaapaiß I . - .ii '~, in '«:.» si.ie.or BH.VBB PtAttßa dis a supenor maßßer. era invited toes *■ •i ■ ha■• at, -.i! iuir, str.'rt, t--ce it.».-« | ,i.:.u. where they win s»…

Putter, ejtd Bell Hau.er. I dmi iv; ji rtreet Btehntewa. Va

bifiNAiiiTNirrr. Ckntuttd te the L ti*lnlmr* of Fu. CAPITAL ii'jotui! t x ■*. ri rr -«''•••• *»" aspoßitia saaui ..f FiVF id LLARaaad Dpwatdl on wuich lateraatal 'he rat of «is per centum per annum is ; aid for mini* six numths or 'on er; «or…

ri.jda, lateresi at tee r .te el» per eeatuea I he »hiE* inint atneh lamed '" r Iks de snails. D'tgo'i.* reoeiveo sad eertiftcatea issued by the , Cashier T B M'AbKF. at tee • ore „f I H hpeeee enraef of Mam aud Geversor atreets R lini'iiii,…

I t'.ol r.SMIT *«5 Broad street, to «tirchaae a«.me ! of hi* Hoods, nx tliey are to becioMid out at a great 1 samifice rather than to remove tb«ia. |

he-Will le'oldTrlfSMoßNiN^eoateSßi oil at F. o clock al trie horas te.'.ori '"ouneT Chamber Hill, *e.er*i Worssnd s-ddi« Hoiijra. I yonn. MELTS wefl broke.aad soeaaf; 1 Mi.«t bne top BUOoY ; 1 swperios Hi ru Hi.BSE, youn. and sound j J MUM,…

J»r . x J H. l'l'tufc.*S L AuerrT^ By E. B- f oot-.tßtt. .

mmlt Va L A ''I'RDAY. 7th mat. st IDo'clock. I wdl a« i. at tti» H«rae i.„f ~n Council Chamber Hib.

.VeV• ; te. O i r troJ|e, , ."*' #0r J ' "*'* h » rn "" ! ■"*•••• , M l ;', I'.'M'J ** r, "*"*« MULE?, three years

low ifaS., V „*r","hV • Mt " ,i ' »"«»ie and reliable' t -ti owner uawn.. ::• ,'urtflsr BSB

COOK Auctioßser. v\ i I be added to the above aaie. the ce'ebreaasf tutter One-re Joe, sa,d io make bia Bole taste* of thee minutes My Ales. Notl, ABct. "~ UIItMTIIIF.ItIH I.OOIJS ANDGROCB- I R I BS, *c-Vill l>« g>d st suction, at ay a ore.…

HOFStHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, !|RV GOtiDS. CLOTHING, BOOTS. SHOES HATS and CAPS. GROCI Rl»-s.- *i bhis. Whiakeytte bbls. Frssek "heady; ;■ bbls. Holland uin; »i obis, old Cogaao AL3O*.-N do«. STOMACH BITTERS. ja6_ _ ALEX. NOTT, Auctioneer.…

HOKSI :■ AM> >v for sale at AUCTION -Will be ottered on SATURDAY MORNINO, Janusrv fth, commensing at IB o'clock, at tne boise an, tiori jot, on Coußcil Jtiemier Hit., savers- SAO DLL and U.\RM-.Sd HOMBKB, and threw MULES jari -21 Trius. VV.…

OHSKS, ( OtltMlifV lllt.lili.B, icTi AT PUBLIC AUCTION.—Ws will *ell, at attction, to tea hi .ties' bidder, on SATURDAY. the7ihof Jaeaary isitaat, oa ib* premises.at IS M ail the STOCK rd th-* late firm of Moore A Weiairar eonsiatina of HORSED…

jaa-1 TrJL'J 9 *!'... wtllunltl 1 *ll.i. US IM. »' l\ .> »l I I IIV • i'tioi.s.-WiH b» sold on SATURDAY. Janu ary 7'h,at II o'clock, at the blacksmith shop of James D. Mi ebslt, on 17th street, ths following blacksmiths' toots, levied em by…

lows;2As ils. 7 Hammers;S vteen; tot asw Iron; lof old Iron; lot oik i imbet; lot Waaoa Spokes; lot oh! Whes's; lot Hoes and ii»ke». and other tools generally foaadißa blacksmith's shop. Tki as—Cash. JNO. VV. WRIGHT, D. 3.. jaJJsM ForH K. Ft.Lv-o:,…

By J. 11. i»ij»ses, Auct. \yil.l, Hi; soil*, every ateM thisweek.at " * miction room .*HE atreot, commencing st f o'clock, a Isr •< invoice of fine Gold. Silver, aad Hated WATCHES; fine Gold JEWELRY) God GUARD and VEST CHAINS. I.aCiea' i.TIATA-…

Boovu, Bateamaa. jaJ— ts By Ales. Nett, Aate»» V»«-«tT BALES.- WAICBEB, JEWRLRT . N AND FANCY GOODS.—WiII be aold at ane 'i'n, at my atore. eommeßoiaa «t 7 o'clock. THIS X V ( NINO, am! continued darlag I he aessen .every io.bt a assortmeaj…

COAL, COKB^&c^ i OKI —I s pries ol Coke until further notice V. will be as follows: ?01 T LUMFCOKE $4 SB SOFT li iM COKE AS HARD COKE 6 0B Ordersproanptly executed at Yards corner bittj aad Carj and dth and B rdstreets. r.riiias»»h. ii.;E'-ta…

OAK t.M> I'lM WOOsA-BeaaoßSd and ua der th, Uer lor sale a Coke 'i".id*. b !>_!.. JNO. J. .VERTH, Am'E ft OOli AND LtMasl X FOIt StLI .•-The »' auttaci :-

WOOD at in" lowest i. », -■ t price, He ai».o keeps snastaßtU oa band KINI'LINO WOOD ready pre pan il, ut >3 ib per load of ' 9t .'ubic feet ileli\»red in an' narttd ths eitj . aiao. VIRGINIA I'INI " ViBF.R

ileS lm UT. F. F. JAMES HILL." " i JOHN W FISHES. j o.FAh I NERSH II" lh aod«rsi«aed * bave enter- d into a CO-PARTNERSHIF, dae ia« from the 23d day of Noveui ci. Ha*, under the name and stylsof BILL .t I ISHI R. terserrsiaa on >l.t WOOD and…

ipi Broad atreet or with 8 o I 11 snaiaas No. M yin n treet, ivib !>«■ proaiptlj attended te tth. Odics eorßsrPtk stasei mil Hi.m bank, Fsaißa Cgb. JAMES HILL .

Boat-am JOHN " FJSWjgIC. h1".» Tsa iik lAs.xhs— cvoa .■* hai. o CuaC •.,"'».'•' This COAL is Bttamiaooa, no' of the liea' .4ua.itv ; bu' the many lan.iliea who are now i-ii,.' it. think the price mors than compensates for ths .jua : ."» ami…

Hastings' iria-cr» alere. Ti.i- CO \L atekae v.a exceiient firs, no 8-2 m* F.COOK. ----- -- -•—: i t—rasas—mb—: HACKS A- MIMH, I W HOLESALE GROSERfI AND PROVISION DEALERS, (Urn BTBrntT, Wsllacb otMTiaj,) (>li'e' to the tCsalS OB reasonable…

•Sae.seatraGoshea ai.d o lades BUTTER. M hoßss E U aad Pins Apple CHBKRK, a". Bjpe< in and Tallow CAN uLhS. i Ma) hoses Toilet sad lir-wi, SOAP, i .'iibbi-t. Reined3< GAR. nil i ra»f.,i. An; a; boics stock ol TEAS. Wl'N'gS, LIQUORS, | BFIC…

I ULFi KV.D and COMMON IBON.eonßistinjof all ai ace Bar. Band Hoop, sad Scroll lroa. TIiIE [RON Ovalaand Ha'f Rounds. Bores and Mate SHOE IRON, ROUNDS aad LIGHTNINO RODS, round andaou're, Airncu.tural DRUM TKK'IH. NUT IRON. Toimceo .Vtnl TA…

Hi i"Si> o w sua de, a: wlni» «i xv SHADES-WHOLESALE AMI RFTAIL, AT 238 BROAD Br.—M. OOLDF.N t>kes plesjiure m announcing that he has reahsssd the prices of

BS 40 per t cut. tielow former puce on .'tice. His lai.e atuo'tmcui ennsiata Id »nd Velvet Ileal and dark Land .iiieu, Va*es. Fiain, Gothte, Greea aud n. arita Gold border; the tteat article of aaatck; Cavtaia Haads and Coraieea, t variety…

GOLDEN, Wfawadsa, de ~r- 3m Opposite 'he store of A Co. »OBINSO> A ROBERTS •A COR. OFCARY AND 13th BTB., I Cucr for aale— 40eaa«.O. C LICORICE TASTE. eoeaaesßßK " ■ I leu boasesuseriorOLlva OIL. lOtelhs pn-ui Aasostsro TONQCA BEANS. looa ins…

VOTH 1. -Dcs.ro v a t,» do what ws can to Valid • a.||,,,a|. oit). wehive dewriruavd t«couiwieeaa i. anal c's'i ii < uCI thin-, in this city at ihsear i est day at which wo cau make trr to w * m>. Our Mr. Kkvs h*.» teen »l»sent ia Furore for…

teste- we expect to sfeow the m-a' a"t«cti esjioek ever seen n IhiaaarkAt By tbe tat of February "tit Bpr n Block r o- the wh Teeais i»ad " w.ll iranee that wir ini p >rtant advantacea ia the piitrhsaa rf Inasa aserieaceaidextsas veOtetettoas…

fi.e I'm >a v c aha 11 irom his dare ..tier al *«** l»« inter Clo'Lin St » :cri :ct '.. Ed tHISSB as *>'■* niaSß't the interest of pu ?e aU> ont'steafelksav wants. X EN BALDWIN A Wil.l UMi«. A T J i« OH A. I.lVi'!». ift Mvia Btreet.you '* can…

strip, worth Meeatsj w n r»eiliee Meetataassasvaa P.". cents; lyne I.men 8188-IBBi St S» c»«IS WoMh i7V cente: last colored Caheo-B, »• i\ sjmi saS cnita Oie l*e.t in the cit. for the |pee; alai»e s'o.k«f M'aet.ed and .t«ibV». I. d < **t«.>BB.…

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IRT aTORNINO JAN. T, let*). lOToa lavino.—The follow, ing: beau ige occurs in the touching discourse by the Rev. Dr.Creighton. of Tarry p York, oa U»e 4th nil., in reference th if Washington Irving: trow not with the sorrow of th* moderately…

Hrealde, at which were clustered aaa, wit, humor, charity, kindness, aess and all holy affections. No the social circle gathered at other tere every hand was extended to and every heart sprang; up to give warmci welcome. No more in place, where…

our annual confirmations, lus eyes ing with ihe force oi Curia nun sym morent IhjeeeeßtaraUon of the Lord 's Is manner BT|aPiaalveof Christian Hid brxrtlelt gratitude to lio I lor ►ge accorded bun thus toeotnmemo iviours love. And it the Lord…

is [Kissed, we huinbtyv'h >iigli ttrmly n thecommnnion ol the church nuli irth U) tbeeupjierof the L'inb—to ii iriuinphau,in Heaven, weshall c no more, hut his image is Indelibly upon our hearts, aud bis lovely ahall be cherished SO long as…

Order of Odd-Fellows, the statistics of the Order for the fael aber of Grand Lodges in the United :fj: subordinate Lodges .'J.lJ.'i—the { :t,464. . initiations during the year 1" 684 ■ rejections 1 sO y card J** i»BU JBBJ . -••• , ■ ■{''' gW…

lies: id for relief of .nembers tjMSAM U widowed lami ics gi.iM 00 ' lor bur)nu the dead. ti.'> 217 7.1 ' tor educating orptiana . In.rSs 72 paid for relief of §4*l 959 f.2 iber of member* relieved was lb, 131. er ol widowed families was tfltV.…

Kee. Lous 64 » o»id 3iW ents - I.i uesths '2t'j A amount of receipts for tbe year 1,.4.'t.0f wbicti amount tne follow utioiis were made: or relief of memliers RMBV7B widowed lu.ni.lies 3,104 AS bur> teg tiie dead LG6-I tO edujumu orph.ns ..…

injiuu expended la cuariues was _ ntkul Likk ilLtisi.ii -James Mc ho died a short tune since iv liich laud county, Ohio, one hundred and one years old, passed through a long life of adventurous events. The Cincinnati Enijuirer says: He was…

me lie volunteered as above mated, aud at tne clo.se of the war he settled in Mercer county, l*a., from wnence, iv i-ir,, be remjved to Ktebtendcounty, Ohio. When he

enlisted he was marc Bed irom E.ision to Tren ton, thence to Gerinaniowu. I)iiri.i« ilu- pe riod was in several skirmishes with the ene my, but the engagement at tieiiiianiov.ii was the first regular hauls be was in. Soon atler returned to…

one of iiieactors in the bat tie ot Monmouth, wneu the excessive heat ot the sun, combined with the dust aud smoke ol ih- con teat, and tbe too tree use of cold water, caused so much an tiering as well as deinii to many ot the Com- Lilian is.…

scape artists in New York, and ashed the privilege of looking a'his picture-. The art iat was but too happy to comply withtlieir re quest, aud placed betore them a brilliant miii- Bet which he had tust Bnished. His visitors were lavish of those…

gazing at the glowing can vaster a few minutes in wrapt silence, the lady who had been loud est in expressing her admnation, said, Willi a aaaeaea which mini have penetrated to the very core of the palmer's bean, "Pray, Mr. O —, is it a moonlight…

to do, pictures in oils or in worsteds .'" "Real ly," replied the astonished paiater, "1 am un able to say, for 1 have never done anything in w >rmed." "Ah!' said the lady, "1 find it so

flic ii It in w jrkiiig little dogs to put in the res.' 1 But these, of course, were exceptional idies. Tax Fbabkino Pui. ilkoe.—Senator Fow ls blil, introduced on Wednesday, abolishing ie franking privilege, contains some new ana fiporutiitfeature".…

st.all be nay-able before their delivery at Bay. P'si-Offlce lor transportation. AH mailable matter di'ected to the President, Vice Presi dent and members of Congress, to he prepaid at ihe inaiimgofllce All the departments and heads of departments,…

Ii ike ihe Poat-Ottlce Department self-sustain is, and to pre,em frauds, which arc now so etiueiiily perpetrated. ViauiniA PosT-OrFK-B Ai'i-uintmenth.— ih im Keith. Jr., postmaster al Waterloo tnqiiier county, vice James W. James, re xiied.…

Clemmer, resigned. David Johnston post *yy>' Leuksville, Page couutv, vice Eman uel Sheffer, deceased. Henry li. Hart post master at Wakefield Station, Sussex county, vice John E Nicholson, deceased. Pbaotioal Lc-.soMi.- a coiemporary says…

such nature furnishes the machinery. And before yon pay seven dollars for a figured vest youn man, find out whether your lady would not he just as glad to see you iv a plain one that ctiei hall the money. It she wouldn't let her crack her own…

ders the whole of tbe affected limb tobeeu caeerl in flannel, thickly sprinkled with pre cipitated sulphur; a bandage applied over this, aud

be contrary to the Scriptures, was forbidden by the Judge to leave the court during the as sises, and directed, amidst the laughter of the cour , lo Bit up in a corner of a gallery where j every oee could see him.

A drnegist has been han't*! "p in Charles- | ton, ft C. for selling "Od Brown Windsor 8 »ap." Hm wee di-cha ged on proving 'hat !

the «oa. bin nothing u> do with "Ossawato j we Brow i.." Thess/ws e» the death of Washington Ir- |

vlHg has been received iv England, and is al- j lM4Nalto la the papers with expression* of ' •■'%?'.■- 1

GtATtt LsFITINhi"ANCR.-•Trrt KICK MOND X I RE ASSOCIATION-* ~rrirr/y HOME INSTITt TION-with an ample Capital and Surplua. laauea policies on the liveaof Slaves on aa n.txlerate terms as any in,«l and reliable Company- The huatnese »>f the Company…

Parlies reeling in the country having Neßroen to inaure, where it ia inconvenient to have them examined in the cita.will be furnished with all ne eeasary papers, upon application lo mail, or at the Office. N... lftfiS .Vim street 2 doers from…

de to il.Vcbm ___ ■ ,1 FIRE INSURANCE AGENT, The sebßSPiher underwrites on BVSrj description of property against teas«r damage ii> tire, v. town and c.iintrv. on the most rPBBOBBhrS tenna. The capital ol ths BSBaBBaiSB rSprSßßßlsd bj ma 11…

aft irtls the assured als'lter guarantee than capital represented bj stock Botes sad float in* negotiable •ecurnies Nopoiicieaan issued by 'hem on sea risks; nor do ihey BSSnatß on tiie lues ol persons ! free or stave, and their risks a mast…

insured, will Sad it to 1 heir advaata«a to appli at nry olhee on the. east, sale ol Iltli street, Itetween I Matßaad Hank streets.

I tf LA W ■ I ■ Sl' X A Si 1 IC. N.CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMP I A V OP RALEIGH, N. C. I npital. S. ..1.21 .lib. SLAVES INHERED in the above substantial

Company, for one or more 1 ears, on tne most la- I vorabie terms. Ail tease* promptly paid. COCKE .V CLOBK, A ..cuts. Oltice on 14*ri s'ree*. in Exchange Hotel Saildiag,

It: II M ON » A ti ■ N < I NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMP'Y, LONDON. FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCES, iikai) oppica* i London, Edtebarsh, Aberdeea, Glasgow, Phila • plna. Established in 18&—Capital, §4J9SJOO. I ANNEAL REVENUE NEAR M.otnj.oool POLICIES grants*…

If IF£ IRIII X A \Y X," ** FOR CITIZENB AND BLAVEB NORTH CAROLINA .Ml'l'Al. LIFE INBUR | ANCE COWPANV, RALEIUH. N. C. (IM o-roKATCD in 1840.1 Aetnts' OJirevn ivh st.. Ejrektmgs Hotel Build ing, Ruhmond, Va, ! ASSET 8-wi 10,6-21 bo. LIFE INSURANCE…

eaaaaltf of death, but a ;aiasl the unhappy ooase tjuences attending this fearful but anavoidabie event. Surely, at the present enormous rmlue ol ; Slaves, few owner.? will respire any srgasaeatto convince them of the vast importance of erovid-…

■Drs. Rosvrt H. Cabell./, v■u ■ ~ , i- RobbbtG. Cabbu.,l -•• C( " ca * r.xamincrs. Bay Omce Exckaags Hotel. de 9—dim I FE lit SUM AN CX. PENN MUTUAL LIFE INBURANCE COM FY

I OF PHILADELPHIA, FA., f IBCOBPOB ATBB IN 1«47.) I rnts' Ojjic* on lite St., Exchange Hotelßmili

'ersoasdesirißg to effect INBI RANCEoa their ] es will consult their interests by examining the nciples wbick. regulate this well established 1 eminently reliable Company, before apply ins] c eke re. Any information on tbe sul.ect of I c Inaui…

1 COCKE ft CLOSE, /Vents. | )r. F. W. Hancock. Medical Exajniner, de 9 -dim 11 llVtilNil Atifc.M V OK TIIA. >OLSI|. PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY, Chartend hy tk* Legislature ot Virgin*** tn IrJM. ( apiUtl--$350,00. HOM E OFFICE. AI.EXAN DRIA,…

HENRY W. THOMArf. "resident. T. 15 ROBERTSON, Vice President, THOS. T. HILL, Treasurer. WM. WRI iHTa Secretary. JAS. T. CLOSE, Actuary and General Applications li.r Insurance granted and poiiciea issued and renewed on the most fnvorable terms,…

JURE INSURANCE. M ARI NE INSURANCE THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSCR. ANCE COMPANY. i Ba-OMas So. isi Main Street, oichiiiond."^* Capital and Surplus, *$2.''.tj.ouo ! j Tm- Co v. paki has the advantage of tieaatp-Maea years' experience in…

*rine Insurance to all par's of the world. 5 cash capital and surplus ire as above, and its irsaru managed prudently, nut liberally, and its rates are as low ns th..sc of any other good i-istitu tion. DIBXCTOKS: W. L. Cowardin, J. E. Wadsworth,…

Jas. A. 1n1...'5. IL A. Cteihorae. Apply to the Presideal cr Secretary, in person or by letter. W. L. COWARDIN, Fresident. Wm. Willis. Jk., Secretary. jeO—ts CLATE ROOFING. JOHN G. MrMILLAN, Who has had twsnty-fivs years' experience is the…

street, near Sth. or al ilie ofiee of Albkkt L. Wbsi,, Architect. Goddin'a Halt, will be promptly attended to, oc IS 6111* L?KANhLI.\ PAPEfi MILL, x RICHMOND, VA. BELVIDERE MANUFACTURING COM FAN V keeps constantly on hand all descriptions of…

TH bTD NST ALL 11U tm h. CRAGHEAD STREET, aajnrn.Lx, » aoi nia. With new furniture, and -icu!, repaired, WS as sure rtetors that ao efforts will be spared to promote their comfort, and we rescectfull) solicit a trial. The TUNBTALL HOUSE ia…

fell-lrd W.T.SIMMONS. \ i " lclu "- V!W BUTTER, LARD AND I IttlJsK i> STORE-No 22 MAIN BT.-The subscriber has taken the above aloes, anil offsrs for sale a Steele of fresh 0 ..n.e Const] a»d State FETTER LARD. CHEEBE, W'H I.A'l' and BUCKWHEAT…

commission, and will eonsequeatli be s dd low for casii. InoU-tsl E. HAI.I.OCK. Auent. ' PIIt SI RIN IVOR V, H A Rt>-WOOD AND I BONE-UMBRELLA, PARASOL aad CANE MANUFACTURER.-Panicular attention pate to BILLIARD. BAGATELLE, FOOL and ROU LETTE…

r-KFSH sITPIV SUST RBC£I V KD.-a« I ts.xea flaisuis, in whole, halves ami (Barters* SS) drums Ftps prime article; 75 ba s assnrtsd Nuts; 2S ba;s soft shell Almomls; 25boxes assorted Fickles; 30 doz-n Brandy Peat lies: SB do fresh F'riiit.s,…

Ail of the above articles can be obtained at low I prices, etiualii as cliuap as at th North. JEAN PIZZINI. Wholesale Dealer in Foreign Fruita. No. lis Mam si reel.

ViItOINI 11 OAI. OIL -Jus! received assa y ply of FirgißiaCoal Oil. Tins oil is of lighl color, and bums seualte any made. For sals by tiie barrel or jjailon as low as it can lie had North The attention of the trads is respeetfsllj invited.

PETEriaON.llrßggist. COVTHERN IMPORTATION OF lit -0 VANA CIOAHS-The subscribers have just received direct froea a Southern port a large aad reall, choice stock ol genuine Havana Cigars, em bri.iiiE Re-ishs Coaeha,Oaerasad Loud >n sizes which,…

Sacks. Flue and black Sattinst F,*a Jackets, black, crei and fancy Sattinet Pants. Vesta 111 treat va riety. flannel brown ifd striped Shirts anil Draw era Bla kets and Count, s Knit Socks, is full and complete, embtacin* a aaeat varietl of…

Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness. Ac If BU leen pro nounceil In hundreds, who have bad that good for tioetoir it to lie decidedly the best preparation of its kintl now :n use. Price 25 cents per bottle. I Prepared OBI? b- I J PICOT. Corn, r Mam and…

St. Nil holaVsiloon-aT ANTONI.-I have now the largest aad the hues', assortment of Confectionery ever ..timed tothiscity at reduced prices. Also, a lane nUtak of Fire Works.

LAW AND MEDICAL CAHDB. DR. WN.B. IMllLMFwcontinuea teVlxSt to offer bia acrvn ss in the vaii joas

Pat his profeaa to the citiaeas ol Sid he public generally. .. id rcaideßce. corner Flmwotvl and Lau i.l west corner of Old Fair -rounda.) , ascriptions compounded, or medicines i to order. de **—7t iil.OHi.l JT. ARMIBTKAJsV Ilu-iiaii.tu. Y*-\…

betwsea Orasß aad Bread. deb-im* »-22 a. UI i FLBASANTS, AT TO« --iKSi 1 NF.VB AT LAW. Practice ta the Courts | held in Riohmond. Benrico. ftecehfatad and Han over. , _ Aa Notanea Fublic and Coinmtaauincra of Df-eda. Ac, they are authorised…

Hral States and Territories o< tiie ' v. n. ice on 11th at., 3d door from Mam. ah 12—1* PARKK POINIiEXTER, ATTOR SOEnEY AT LAW. RiCH.ViOND, VA..wi!i practice in the c.ty ol H.chmoßd sad in the coun besot Chesterheld, PowkataaaadAmelia. ah.Office…

READ .v JETER. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. R it hmoan. Va., Rive .Mention to Ihesnlc of TOKACO. WH EAT, CORN, A c end respectfully solicit consignments I WILLIAM JETER, i.-ue ol Clarkavihe, NC READ, late of Barksdale A Read. ja J—dlBSCWAaa

I'll*. I SOt KJailiSiED have lormetl a co I I partnership for the transaction of a COMMIB- I >iv>S BUSINESS, under the fir,,, of LEWIS WEBB A JOHN G. WADE. The, ill ere par tieutar attention to the sale of FLOUR, WHEAT. CORN and TOBACCO. The-,…

CAIt i>.— Thesubseriber takes this method ol m forming his In nds ami tbe pubtic that he has ea tahlished himself as a M ERCHANDIZE BROKER ANIi GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT. lie w:d a t|o nd ftithe purchase aud sale of Met okandize gensrallj:…

experience ue hopes to meet with a liberal siiare ol I public patronage. He refers, by permission, to I Lkw.s Wbbß, Esq., \ Meaarß. Dbbxop, Mobcubb A Co.. ! Richmo'd, Esxom>, Davbkpobi A Co.. f Va. Bacom k Basbbbvili,, •' Bkyam Tinslbt A Routes,}…

W'LDINOS, trr. a huge assortment constant hand. Orders, by mail or otherwise. promptly d"d to. No. ii. Governor street, Richmond*. Va. Yotuu'scelebratedSaaooth-SawsdSHINGLE MACHINE pu: up ia ar.y part of tiie at short notice. jy 2'i—6m

JOHN w7~DAVIEB, MARBLE MA SOX, MECHANICS' INBTITUTE.BTH BTREET, RICHMOND VA., MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD ITECE3, MANTLES, FONTS, fr. IBL, First Premiums awarded by the VireiniaAg riculturai 8ooiet) and Mechanics Institute.

DHA6ERTY. BRASS AND KEEL FOUN • DER, 10th, between Main and Can streets. Richmond, Va.—Having fitted up a FOI NUR V at the above place. I am now prepared to execute all irdera for BRABB AND COMPOSITION CAST INGS, at the shortest notice, and…

BETALB and taken in exchange for new. iy B—*)in IOIIN tf. GORDON ,v SON. « lITII STBBBT, MiAK THE ExCBAHOB HoTKL, Oiler lor sale a targe and fall assortment of IRON, comprising Swede's. American Hammered, HPers I Hammered, English and English…

Bolt COFPER, Sheet /.inc. Spelter, and the Metals usualij sold in tins market. ap l—ts fAMES l». BROB'IIE'S -•I ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS, 9th street, next to the Mechanics' Institute.

:RONRAILING8 t verandahs, balco- I Vault and Cellar DOORS, and everi other k:i-.' ol I IRu.N WORK for ornamental

BRUSHES.—We received by the late steamer a I arge supply of Painters' and Artists' Brushea. of superior tjualttyrto which we call tiie attention of Diir customers.

HKlDGPOatxrsc CO.,Geaeral Conißussieuaad I Forwarding Mercian's on the Dock, Richmond, | Va. lb B. BRIDOFORO, FRANKLIN MATTHEWS, i N. TINSLEY FATE. LOTTERY. ItrOOD, EIIDV k t o.'s ** SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES, OR AND CAPITAL PRIZE S 100,000!…

sworn Commissioners, at Augusta, Georgia,aa fol- i Class No. 61 draws Batvbbai, December 17th, 1H.',9. Class No A3 " " Kel in .'rv 18th, WeU EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING;

1 GRaNb'SaFLTAIVriZE OF 8100000! 1 Prise of $50,000 1 Frize of. $6 000 | 1 " of 90,000] " of .6 ijoo j 1 " of IS won 20 Frizes oi 2..X.X.1 1 " of 10,000 100 ■' of. l.omi 1 " of 50*10100 * oi 600 1 " of SWW 100 " of 400 1 " t.f SaWlfO " of 3UO…

prize are •*;2,100 4 prizes oi MB Approximating to SO 000 prise are 2.000 4 prises oi 499 Approximating to 20.1* x) prize are 1,6u0 4 prises oi 9W Approximatin;; to 15 tiki pnxe are i.jou 4prz,stt yap Approximating to lo.noo ari? goo 20 prizes…

S.c.mj prizes ol 2u are too una ; SJS2O prizes amountingto BSIAOM ! Whole Tickeis 52.1; Halves *10: Uuartera Si; I KKhth!. *?265. THE ORDINARY DRAWINGB of Wood. Ed dy A Co.'s Lotteries will tuke place at Augusta, Georgia, as follows: Class…

I GRAND CAPITAL FRIZ EOF 95040 a I i ;; "*••-•• '• "»d-oi>d jso Prizes of. V.7. aw APPROXIMATION PRIZES." 4 prizes ol SsOB Approximating to ;SSO.iX)O prize are KLOM

zes oi 2ai Approxiraatiag to io.ooo ize are 1.000 zes of 225 Approximating to 5,000 .ze are poo | 4 prizes of SOO Approxim.-itine to 4.000 prize are , 800 4 prizes of 150 Approximating to 3,000 pr ze are 900 A prizes of 100 Approxunaf.n, to…

WOOD, FiDY tCO7B GRAND EXTROROINAKY DRAWINGS, O.N Til" TIIHKK M>!S;:H ci.AN, CAPITAL PRIZE BNat 1 1 li 0 , tl ii o 1 "t^i Takes nlace oo the Lust Saturate] ia eacii month. Whole Tickets ililves -iylO, $5,

In oriieruiK rickets or Certificates, enclose the i monc) to our address for vliat you winli to pur- i j chi at*; name the l...lter> inwincii i,ni wish it la- ' vested, and whether >ou wish Waotes, Unices. I Quarters or Ei. tin.a. oa receipt…

sent, with mi Explanation. Parshesera witi please write their si,natures plain, and give ths name of thnir Post flftos. Cnep- I tpandState, AH communications atrietly confidential, th, All Prizea of iLMOand muter, paid imaae diatelj aftei the…

■PA. A list of the awssbevs that are firawn from ! the wheel, with the amount of the Fr.ze tiiat each one is entitled to. wili be published after eveia drawiai ia the following paper*:—AußßSte (Geo.*) I Constitutiensihxt. Mobile Retister, Ndslv;ilo…

HEAOQI fARTESw Kll lIMOMbMADF CLOTiIINO-.Memi.era el the Legislature, aad strangers Visiting the city, will find, by calling i on the subscriber, a ami faehioßßfaM assort im lit of CLOTHING of his own manufacture, as i Utv. as the salrue

srstkattaej shall have Richmond made. Clothing that •hall compare in ever* respect with North ern wok they are how paesaasrßß, aH he is eon > vie.-d that ClothuiKcan be manufactured in Rich mond as low as in any city iv Ike Cnion. Clothier…

NEGRO 11 llt I * U FOR l*»80.-j The aubscnlier* again offer their services to their fnenrts and the pnWie as AGENTS H>K HIRING OUT NEC ROES. An experienc of six years enahlea va to promise the beat prices and good homes for all negroes en truated…

HI KI M v. -1 Ti w iiH ii, LattOßda to the ssteel CORN. WHEAT, ToHACCO, Ac, aad cob nues to HIRE OUT N KG HOLS. de te—dAc*lm

1860. * tG,tt , IW U FOX 1860. ROBERT R i.VNE. Ihe Biib'criber respectfully offers lua ssrvices gain to hi* frisadl ami public ■efteraOy, as mi GENT in the Citi of Richmond to lure out ne r.'fi. Re has had aa experience of imarc tlinu ii cms…

riceaobtained, which haH givsa entire ssrisfse on to all of nia patrons. Noefcrt will be spared B fetere to advance the interest and secure the pprovs! of all who Bui) p-'tronise him. Ie h -h practic d medicine tor tweatl Tears, and thou, h…

far aa possible; much baa base saved to the ere n srs daring this j ear b) tnatcourae. Persons intend n* to send Negroes to him wi! please no'ifv him of sucli intention, inti send theii ii. r*s to bis ortii-e by tiie Ist of .lanuary. ll>> h…

hbfbbbbi i>; Ex.-Gov. .1. M. Gregory, Col. iieo. Ri-herson, Win. W. Crump, .futile J. B CtoptOß. Stephen Hunter, Jumasdtm. I Logan Waller, Elder J as. W. (iotl. W. W. Woohtridge, Orantt. Richmond. A N. Bernard, j Hon. D. C. Dejaruette, Kitler…

IBGO. «*«•«■*•»«. iB6O. Offrk coknkk Wall an n Fbabklib Sts., [Opposite Dtekins-n, Hilt f C.,) The subscriber U*»;s to return his acknowledz meats to his frienda and patronßfor their favors I tfiirnu tiie past >ear. and would inform them that…

rine of tneir net roes to him. mat rest assured ol even attention being pan' to setting them none of:icr but goad homes and tiie best prices, and is the ev-nt ol sickness, the best medical and per gonal attention snail alwais be supplied. RA.…

unknown, I bes; to refer to tiles following persons :' Richmond, Essex Cotmtu, Dickinson, Hill A Co. N. .1. IL Whittack, King tj Queen County. Dr E L. Wright, Dr. 0. Faaatleroy. ' Kd. P. Noel. Westmoreland County. i> r Bey. D. Rey. Or. F. D.…

11. Kemp. Dr. T. C. Cteptou. V EORO HIH IN

satisfaction. Office at the oitl stand of Dabney ft Caatkerß, comer oi Mam and iStn s'-cirs. opposite lbs St Charles Hotel.' LDW ARD N. OABN BY.

1860 NceM HIRING. I'SCO i KDWARD 1). EACHO. GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR, ! OFFICE COKNKK 1-tTH ST. SND KXCHAXGS aLLKV. and directly opposite to J. Y. Gordon k Sows

RICHMON I '!"VI RGIN] a. The aubsnnber would respectfully inform h* mends and tne pub ie generally that be will coa tin ue in the name 1.?;.' of business the ensuing year. I via: HIRINGOUTand BELLINO SERVANTS, ; RENTINGOUT HOI SEB. SELLINU…

ly solicits a continuance «1 the seme Persons intendinc. toaend me their servants from the country, will please do so eat * afb-i Christmas ' day. in order that good hollies and good pricea ,|,..> bo secured. de 10 -3w

iiFl A.ND'.s BALSAMIC CORDIAL, tmndard medicines of Ihe present age. I ~■/ I- ir treat popularity only through '. Unbounded satisfaction is rendered ll cevs*s,andth*p*opl* bavepreuounceJ \ IMPLAINT, OYSPEFSIA. JAC\ iEBILIT* OFTHE XZRVoUS YSTEM,…

AMICCO P. .'• fi L | ssing t'ia: cf :ty sir>ii : ar preparati ,i ' '•'li cur-, WITHOUT I"AIL. th* most so g standin* 9LD. 01. HOARSENESS. BRON , INFLUENT. '. CROUP PNEU . INCIPIENTCONS UMPTION, ormtd th* most astonishing run I tttr « P i R…

icines are prepared by Dm. C. V if.rg fa. OS Arch street, Philadelphia, 'Pes. | by druggist* ani dealers in v: .Urines ' i: 78 rrnrs ;•■ r I ottle. Tit signature ot '■ ox will be ot> tbe rut rirfr icrnppji g/ taunt published anrwatiy ry tkt…

■"' . _ Richn ond." \a. | iT CO Li; ii

on of diseases. CONSUMPTION. io sing should use it. It is ;i!eiFant to I tens, cleais andstreagtheas the voice i ritation of the throat and Inn -s an' i Bg cold. ttaad 50 cents :

NIA REMKaVff My> s. d ftWaV i P'LIXIK. one of t ne beat known reme- GHB and COLDS, has l*cen in see in | id its vicinity for the past fifteen or I .and has aiv.-a\R proved stficacioas in Colds. Ths following certificate was : iven b> Rev. Mr.…

>ou, has acted like a chain: upon my I ir,-when she tmd the Vfkooeing Coagß very bad. f have used it also in caeca of Col is, at- l tended with severe coughing, and in every case the i same happy resuiia have been produced. I regard this preparation…

Circuit, Va. Conf. For sals bj Mrs. A, ii. Daws, Fisher ft Wirsti*n I Millspaagk A Johnston, J. W. Garlick, E. J. Pico"! A. Boaekerand Chas. D. Vale. Richmond.

Bit t 1 RKD FOR FtT£ DOi.Mli.S I had for on.) five dollars Every med* bo baa examined thi instrument, pro superior te all others. 11 deaired. ye [ ally refer to an>

No. H Wai.'i street. Richmond, Va I reraocs not It sowing us, can ser.d the>r money to ' Bar merchant or friend ia this oitv. The 'I'russ o;m i>e had slso at \le;

KOICALCARLV-Dr. PLUMEoahrs I'isser- i i"I vices to the pab.ic in the trestmeatof all sestet: disuaaes. Twenty yesrs' pr,-:i tii.-e in the aix.ve ' branch a;ves Dr. P. aeteim ;■■ r-ni'iic faver.—OJSce I on Franklin street, near tie i-'xchaiuo…

ones sent to order. All couimr Bteatioas by letter orotherwise protapUj attsntle, to, Richmond. Va i DCARLT SET OF TEETH.-APPERSON !

1 it DCPUY'S DKNTIKKICE-This unique l compound will be found ~| inestiinable value in ptesersiag and beeahfting ths Teeth, atrenithen lag the Gaass, aad ia readeriaa th 6 breath sweet and pare, Itextirpat-e ail tartereaa adhssioas to I the…

ppael the Guma, and cause them to nsaume the bri.titni'ks and color indicative of perfect sounu ness. Prepared aad a..ln by APPKRHONA DUPUY. Ph irmaceutioal Chemists. SOl Broait street, Richmond. Va. i fjl pßruvien.~Elfdß Island VJ aad American…

jgt*.' *O\V FACTORY FOR SALE OR Hsf KKNT.— The»ub«eriher«'lTersforßalsor rent 1 **■* Inn.SOAP FACTORY, ou Fairheld street, st the head of Seventeenth- | Also, bin three Soap Factory Hands for hire one ia a good .Snap and Candle Maker, the other…

ST. J. HrA DA M, I—ts i'owhatan Hotel, Richmond. vai,i;abli-: land for salk. nffer for sale privately. m» large and valuable TRACT UP LAND. Bituated in P.Uatlvania en'uiitv. als.utone mile and I half Irom Danville, au.l lying slrgibl) upon…

1., till heiivilv timbered, ami the proceed* of tlieaale cf the timber alone areata bu found varj remune rative. The l-tiiil is of the t.est sualit*. lor raisisg tobaeea anu other products of this section in -iene ral. 1 ii'io offer for sale…

I I'D, contrnri.ne about 12 acres of tine river low inds. suitable for a market earden.or a small rson/wishini. to purchase any of this property, please address me at Danville. Va., and I will pleasure ia showing the property.or givjag further…

i...1 order. Fossessioa gives immediately.— 'v to RAWI INGS A HOLLA PA a*, •J-tl' l_th s'rent. Iwtween Mam and Carr. FII It it 1 \ T-Two new aad desirable HOUSES, containing B rooms eacli, kitchen inn! other conveniences, situated on Clay St.,…

ZU. VALUABLE PRIVATE OWFLI-ING fif ONSOUTH SIDEOF CARY, BETWEEN Kr *»-.*, Nl» 2\> .sis. FOR BALE —We are author ised to sell a valuable private DWELL!NO. situ ated us ill. >ye. i he lot froßta Safest by I*7 feet to an aile> M feet wide. The…

the bouse; ths batb-roonis are furnished with hot and cold water. Tliere are; two kitchens on the lot. ench two stories hi. h. with spacious cellars, thus affording the mt>at ample accommodations forser \-:nts. Brick stil.le .-itj.i carriage…

disposed to view the p nperty will call on the sub- I sen Iters. For terms. AVs., apply to deap—Mt OOHPlflt * ArPERSON, Anete. ->-r. SHOP ROttHia 4MB WATER I'OH «3ER FOR KH.NT.--Wo have for rent three ■■■ROOMS, frontina immediately oa tbe Canal.…

Parties desiring to locate themselves will do well to I ' cnii and examine the premises. 3. K. ANDERSON k CO.. deH--ts Tredegar Iron Worfca. Xi, FOR hALE.— A very desirable COT- age* EST AGE RESIDENCE, situated oaLeixh.aV ■■-lietwees 2d ami…

tain ins in rooms, 4of which are of* a good size: I Kitchen with twe stories,gas ia the house, hydrant I ii ths >artl. iVuif trees, grans vines and other abrui-ber) ib the garden, together with other cos I venfences, suitable for a larse asd…

modatiag. For farther ialormatioa apply to KDWD I). EACHO, i de 15- lm 14 street, near Enchaaae. A?., FOR RENT.—PHOTOGRAPH and FINK ti:; ART GALLERY over Johnson * Harweod, ■■■•No. 77 Mum street, formerly Whitehurst'a Gjsllerv. with two fine…

Snodcrate. Possession iciven immediately. WM. WALLACE SONS. TOR REST.-For rent. PROFESSIONAL "FICE or LODGINIi ROOMS the front mi over the siibsenlter's store. Possess!":' inmediately. Amah to -ts JUAN PIZZINI, Wo. 138 Main St. S-'OK REFIT—The…

PIANO FORTES. _ -..-.. lili HMO.ID PIANO FORTE M AM'F-At'Ti'RY. AM- GENERAL! ITIaIiDEFOT OF FOREIGN ANU'AMERI i CAN »ÜBrC AND MUSICAL [NSTRUMEN rs. • | DORR k RAPE Ware rooms SSL Factor) ii< Br ■ i.i street, would respectfully invite aublie…

in tune twelve months, and exchanged within the first six months, if the) tail to give entire satisfac tion to the purchaser. Particular attention ia paid to orders from tiie country, and persona m.-iy Bate?] rely u;ou the faithful execution…

nrTaTl PIANOS.—We call the Attention ef the a"" al I citisena of Richmond aad Virginia, t.> strumenta wi'h Mr. CARUBL that tnoir qualit es, in resoects, mai l>e teste,l b) tbe side of ths I ! We warrant all our PIANOS, and eaa shear as Ili…

lilt IIMONO STOREWARB POT gf, ay 'j* i.- o ~- V» We have on band a large snpph of STONE WARE of our own manufacture, which we war-I All ia wast of home-made Ware will rivs us a ! call at our Pottery. KEESEE A PARR, * Corner of r.'tl; aad Car)…

ITO HOUSEKEEPERS.-Ws bavaea | land a very complete asaortaient I shich »p invite the attention of the puWio, ieh ws are seliin. at \ery low prices. We n—Dinner, Tea aad Toilet Seta in great va hlver ;.! ;ted Caetors, Spoons, Forks, Ac; Finn),…

WARE, direct ii.mi Bwaafaeturee. and which we are selling at reduced rates. Those m want wnl I do well to call at UKO. J. BUMN i-.K *v CO.'S. ts\ Pearl street. | 'IH.VI-WARE ANDIIOL*iE-FI ItMSll- V' ING GOODS.-SCHAAP •'• CO., IMPORTERS ; AND…

'PLATED, BRITANn|a, ALBATA, and NED WARE; besides an endless ass..rt I Krcucii and German FANCY GOODS and to which ye invite the attention of mer I nitl the public iv general, feeling confidant 1 opopsaad raicas will richly pa) them r,.r Weewdsavorto…

Romp Cork: an bbls No. 1 Ale wive.; UWbbls No. 1 Gross Herr.n s- :*i«) bbls. No 1 Cut Herrings- jo half bbls. No. l Cut Herrings; No. l.fand 3 Macke • rel.iakits bbls .an I bait bbls.; -fOue bbhi James I River Cement; k/j b'ls RceeßdaU Cemeat;…

I svlvaßiaOate; l.aW baskets Ou Cora; leeobeab , els prime Mercer Potatoes; J-000 bushels Shipstutf* 1 l.'itHj bushela BrownstutJ: for sale, on son six s | m.iit.oy BRIDGFORD a CO..eetheDoc£

iAMI FL SITI'.KHLAND, No ia Main .ueet. Richmond, Vs.. importer of and dealer in tiuna. Pistols. Rifles, Powder Flasks. Shot Pouches • ■-;.. c Bags. V\ sddißg.Bßd Si.ortinj; Articles of a!! kindß. Pocket Catssn, Walkißg Canes, Ftskina : Taeklß,…

Richmond. VW.'October,IdSk, ons sVlvtra'nd' tares *m", -if. 'm"','vo w '?•"'',••' warded to SAMUEL BLIUERLAND. oi Riehmoßd. Va., for Huns,

KJ [, . . . W APPLI ED FOR BOOR!! A largs lot of fine Ivory, Done. Ehoni Horn I

1 he ahpvs being slighti) damaged ia manufnetur in., vi.l he retailed yen cheap. Boardtes-boasas famines, Ac, iv want will do wijil to call anon As* ply at 1n.26-t.al E. D. COOK'S. 7e Main st. I ATHS. lATH!»,l.ATM«...\\eareprepar v ™ 1 > furnisu…

•I" •* -Ub /NO. A OEO. GIBSON. DA« on ft Htsa l kmi., Bier for sateia XJ iilids Cuba .Siuar; li bbds New Orleans «n/sr* JUUbtrreisextr't."C"ai>d Velib.w Seaarej Re Una! Patent Cut .Sui;ar;BU bbla. Oru«hed and Powuered do ;ae tterees Cuba M-l…

QLO JAMAICA RIM.-A fcwgaHoasof WwT* t*' superior «M Jamaica Rum. for sale by FISHER ft WINSTON, Dragguhj.

AimmtSmm WRmWrfT RAILRO A ft-Or. and mtwW*S m W mm m\W n r t er MONDAY. December If, IM9. the regßlar Passenger Traia will leer. Weh moad dailr texcept Ser-days.iat CM A. M. Will leave White House daily (except Sunday bo at 2 P V The Accommodation…

Richmond Tuesdays. Thursdays and bntiirdajs. at 6Ji A. M.. connecting with steamer Curtis Peek. Capt Thee. M. Boutligate. Returnnm. the Curtis Peck leaves Norfolk Mondays. Wednesdays snd Fridays, at «>» A. M. Fare to Norfolk or River Landtu-s.…

Walkeitnn- leave Kicfcraond Mondays aad thura idays. at 6>s A M. Returning., leave Walkerton [ eamedays at 2>» P. M. Through freight forwarded either way daily — I Way freicht forwarded either wa» Tuesday a and Saturdays. THOS. R. SHArtP, do…

*■**■& JH .wBE X AI L R O A U -FOR THK aH**s?a*_!! , W*>oHTH AM) WKHT-Twice dnilv. iMuminy niahts excepted.) vis : 6:34, A. M., and 7 P. M Passen or» by the 7. P.M., Tram po thronsh to Alexandria without chansiri-.- firs. The Cars age tarnished…

Ph lailelplna, Chteaxe, New York. pock Island, ard all important noints in the Western States. no9o-ts VTM.P. A DCOCK. Ticket Agent. OFFICE KICH'D A PETERsK'G R. R. 00..< kiebmond. Vs.. Nov. 24th. Wee. < t— i,,i,ii * "AMiK or HOURS— ,i ffl),…

Mail, daily at. '.'.'.'.'. ." '." '.'.'.'.'.'" '. 156 P. S LBAVB PKTEX

©SjbAT'aoi Viiiv est- tiie Riohmond and Danville, South Side. Virginia aad Tennessee.. r.sst Tennessee and Vlriiima. Fast TsBBCSBSOand (ieoriia. and Memphis and Charleston Rain-oada have entered into an a.reement to pan*, negro Children under…

fice, Richmond Bad Danville Railroad. Richmond ocg—die C. CAMPBELL. Bne't. Vr— -.".."—"~"r(IH N O II FOl X . OLD r AND HAMITON.-Per -sar*w.^r»fcrr3e^* B , )MS intending to visit either or all ofthe shoes nientit>ned places will End the n.ont…

lie so;.I at the following rates : For Norfolk; first class passengers i*3.2S De. Second do. do 2.1* For Old Point or Hampton, return tickets tor the round trip good within 15 days ; first class pa»neni,erß 5.5i> Second do. do •*.:*•. Straight…

between depots in Petersburg and from the Cart, upon the Steamer at Norfolk. At Norfolk, the Cars connect directly with a Steamer, which has heen pn. a,''il to run in con nection with the Norfolk ami Petersburg X n ■ .. There is nodetei or…

folk st 10H, and land at old Point or Hampton a» 12 M., allowing ample time for allprelimin

toe at 7:45 A. M., (in cacti case alter the regutel breakfast.) reach Norfolk at Ift; leave Norfolk-at l P. M.i arrive in Petersburg at 433, and in Richmond at 5:45 P.M., in time to connect with the trains goin. on west same evening. aa. BAG…

three times a wee K , TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS am! SATURDAYS, Boat TEMPEST, Capt. Joaa Do.va.ld. BnatJAS. J. IRBY,Capt.Wu.R.WooBeaR. Boat M I- RCHAN I', Capt. Sao. O. Lav.ns. Boat BRISTOL, Capt. Cnv«. J. Jobnsos. Boat OLI VIA, Cant. Jno. A. Jomaaoa.…

three years, bens a eontinaancs of ttie same. wm. f. COX,Agent, At the Shed. I'o-k et..in rearot'tnd Has Works. DENTISTRT. ARTirta" IAL TBETH.—The Cteo mea^Vr"'9>astio and \ ulcanite Proess*.—G. W, k - L - i —' JON ES, DBBTIST. having lbs ri…

full or partial sets of teeth, and especially audi .•-a may Ims dissatisfied with those iriev arc 808 nn n . Thepsrtecl sdaptattea ef the plat* toti.e !■• ith. wid tne auctioa tbereb) securad. SBahtei him to iasert ene or more teeth without…

-old >r aay other plate will of course i« madelni ' those preferrim; them Pilliag, Cteaasiag, Ex tracting, and ail other operations lenlh miiithn- ] rou-iiiv performed. Office on Alaih street, opposite I Corinthian Hall lio2l —ly F.A.JETER.…

The subscriber kaviag removed to tiie above hc.nne. wou.ti bs pleased t.. see these with whom ho has eiiuiueineiits, ped has in ole extensive prepa- i rations to serve thepuitliogsneraliy. Aliopera ttens performed in tiie Rewl appiovrd ami…

AND PLATED WARE—S. a. MYERS I Jfe> J keeps constautly t... bead a iir. ,* arid com assortment ol the above n.tmed ar ,..■

Craige, and otner celebrated makers. He also ' keepsatergeassortsMatofrtek DtareendSet Fin ;cr Bibbs, Shut Buttoas. liiamond Cluster and • Mii'.le M.tne breastpins, for uetUs; also, a lar«e BSSOrteacat ut tedics' Carbuncle. Coral. Lava Caniso…

rks iasSilvsr-platsdKnives he Hoping to cater such iadßceoeala that cannot teil to f.'ie-tse ia pi.cc and quality, a call IS respect Corner of Main and Pearl sts.

FKKKY.- rtLmm "ARPER'S Ei e» now are ifl auapenae to know blow * a> laow " uUtri "» Hirper'aFsiry Soaae » hiarer peace, and some allude to war, vt.h.ch .ill alike must tsually abhor. 1 is BBSS that ttn. suspense does injure tr.otle. Aid very…

weMkßowi ND C ' U " K WoKK »» ? cu«oaiar. To do it well, an-t at pn NBj really very 'ow I

me"t'"do' OU H WATviH CLOCK f-r Opposite tne AjßSrteaa Ht»e,l *v'< B»— inn

«ot^i« l,ld: . t "-"ii t " . n, '"' uflt turiag ths aacvs Beaaai

t»lx' k incb;Norwi», R*ii K. Js. Hoop. Bl„,t« '

T_-\te.,ht MULATTO Boy \ZX'**' % 4*wm He is rather small for his *«« iIV *'• aia

XL.seal.l bead badly; the ha,* ;*?.*"**& arow again oa tbe lower portion r.r T Bai at 7 bave heard that he purchased a w.« ,".,"•»*>e»3. , no doubt for disgoise. It is '?""stvtJ larking somewhere shout Richmond ■ ** tne above reward, if he…

again. |n.,» ~ts| R. sTjfJ&baifi j| UTTKI» TO TH>- ttl f-hoaterheld County, on tin. 1 ~,'„ ,'"• ba nmnth.a N'KGRO M.\.\

pw) self RICHARD . «*. Bars be ia somc'inr** eallsd Ci •,'.■'■ us grb iaa»H.utsfect»ir,chea hi.i, :.!,„?," V c< mpleaioa htack. with aaearrm k f*tn , arid no»e. H(* aa»s he i« free, vid £ J'" '»f',«r-J re»it"d ia his pcesessioa several eertui…

and take bun i»way, or lis wili :*>!>;, i».l a , in. to law. »* ,' ". . no 2*-d«w Jailor Chesterfield CmT '

%Jn »W Kl.ntßll...| j , ," • Wv.ii tie paid te -oo one »i, ~, * —*\ §m\ and commit to tail a nnj. . ".•-.. J% who ranedfahoetthe Uia

TS,' CAPS. BOOTS, ftr si 1.1.1' m; on \ T ~.. riditii to ieuve lbs city I itil the Ist ol rehruai i a . '' i K. h.s .-.i.,i in OTS.s . ■- , ; • it onat. for cish. All tl .» ■*■ - will find it to t.'ieir advanta • L. Kll ;»ll . * I rw Broed…

•!. i so.*, uw. .to ,1 ;• *;»• UK. -I woiihl meet reap.

.i. ail oi in'v ;"i; i■. |; , '•' at in, store. 307 Pro d s ».• ' * •pj to wait iipon all wl «,. '' ' or Soatbern in ■mi. ~-■■.., beso'dat the lowest ~ ' / '" ne pei icct satial n • ' ("A PS m .de to order i - ■ • notice as low or low r • ,…

booths . Boys md Cl i., ' CAPS, of all tbe very .... instmss, which 1 hs a .w the rerular prices r-e loi oi NEGRO H.\ I.»' -~ ,-, term I to aell off ail m\ ■ " Ad you bave • ' • nl see fir you rax , mi i , it. v v , At Richard Mo ... i.l 1…

ICE OF HATS AM- -;.-." I From 15 to9oper cent, saved '.-.,. A vlirfV !, " c ■ m " 1 J. H. ANTHONY Vitl.Jr Getajßhuui Beta Moleskin Rats ef hast asality, fssi laaality, i ut. fashionable Silk Hat. i■. '. iKinnewet 1 Boots.SCO; CoagressGaiter…

to.suppl] him with handsome and < . skia sewed BOOTS, which he wi - . ccdentcd lowprice of THREE DOLL \- - ,\ HALF. . i; ,''• »'-,

JMID Tiflßat illltt If

Prof such -is nre seii"rii!y sold T y toBJ Tint mole rmt ■■! cood Ll '. , ;. raal .

saperrof to an* made -it 'he North. ALEXANDER HILL V CO., In portera aad Manul.'turei. | Boots ami Bhsass, No U7 kia.ni ri NUT II I: TO •TRaNGKRS \ Uir

JllM. RICH MOND.-We ■ eld most r. uiij on, i ths atteatiea of ati m., -, A .. iil ..' _~ risiting R chuioari. to call and ea Bona -.' aortment of BCiTS, SHOES. TRI LISE3, CARPET-BAGS. Ac. Bel j aa they will hud a assorimei I I ALEX, 81l No…

I'd. winch ii. eaa recommead i . warrant them to be euperior ••■ n H■■■■ i Also, a !-ir

JBOOTSANUSHOE*I..GKI ,i Ammt HH DUCTION i.N PRI.'I-..- . . ;:'' BEH LE, Hi" vi strei t. lets • :t v. y keeps slams atoek al Ladies', ienth Bervaate*wearcoastaatl) ob band, .... ■-. body ib Richmond to compete with h aa he in nn.i i. i.in ■.…

eust-imers to his larce and extei - | HATS. CAPS aad FANCY FURS, wh . ■ I been ssteeted fttua the* largest nivnnfa tne most fiaveeabte terms, sspet latty lei the ta gaaai«, North Cttrolina 'tn4 fenn*. ■ Tenth, prisißß ti. the LATEST wd KOS…

rli UdhBTT A \t tlMi.H',, iA (Me. 167 Main .--re," ' "jO PPO § / '/■ F RA-HA .. li B FA M. Have just received Ai I. OF TBI . STYLES OF GENT'S FINE Lid's i:. ,- FRENCH BOFT HATS, vte : Ti.ei.Aß BA ZOUAVE, VICTOR EMANUKI an '. •.*.-•: assortment…

■have receivßd aaether lot id' Gs ta' lea i Jn i.-übie solo BOOTS, BISdS b> . - BOOTS are made to caxr oidsr, and srei •till t'.od. Also, gentlemen's Ess t1..... • • iti TER PROOF nHOFS abhostßatwr eas - tobe.ood. The*, have very hr 0.,.1 ~.':•.-.…

■WiNTER Hours-Ws baveaowo« i nte assortment oi Boys' aad HHithi' CALF HOOTS, which ws eaa warr bi sea i esH as snythiag th»» can be had inthiaß *■ in Vir.ir.ia. Call and examine them. PI IM.\ y WATT*

iiuuo hfthoi r>ii.M > > PBgsed Hoots. Hro.sns Ac 1.c.-... r "■' Bualit) Bra ana a' •] ihe seir. at O. HRLLER v ■' I 183 Broad at , bstwes A •• Vlt « X LOT Or mi' We h.vc iv*-! '.•••eivsal ■« IflJ lor ot !,.lilies'. Gsatlsntsa's sad M»asea't)VH…

a r r* I '.l'H>' tine heeled '' -■ •***■■» Laced O-iiters. Morucen I *l *-»- Buskins Ac.: Misses' asd Chi - Bum ShtK-s. ol the l«*st m«;

India Rul>f*r Over Shoes, at ii. HELLER A i'O 'S. 1M Breadlj ervrW"TKl >K»; TKIMin. ai .c ra> Kianple of thosw best quaiit, Truuka. Beaart Taliees he. a| • ; iir.i.i: ; \ co.'S. i»; Broad atreet, b«.f»,>, •..".. t* Minis forili. tiiil.iittw…

KH|(ed stock oTcamos I RUNK3 . ■ .aag v, at vera low pricea MARCt'B HARRIS IBJ Nt-at to An.. ■■ H TKI KJ ** ™ l >K*" N * ' ' Enantbe larseat aad meet beautiful Bs»»rßseei *313'«..f Tn-.elinsand Packim: Tru i»» I »*** sad will aell thaaa very…

B\VM .VA!>H >v % > r! hbki; boots. n, there cannot tie.sti. I'.o' • '• '* . hem A man rnvy Stead bN dsi L ' ; ' J « dry With them, and lit Iwi IBS ,'"•'• berßeeta WM. WAIJR riautM\V I 111 NKS. IIONM-T I bRW 7, I We have aow ob bans alaras ase…

BAGS, he . ie which we m,»«t r«epe«'< ' ''! \ t Btteatteaof ail m want. a« th** wi.i'••""■ '' ALEX. HILL J. CO . W "»•* UNDERTAKING. ~Z~~r. --- no « vui.t*.*>i I.>*••**. **! aate 7 r -'''''' L>v '- his in.iake to hi* tit*** m and customers…

ia the UNOERTAKING BUSINESS fc>'{!i'\; H ten »e.irs. lie is prepared to!titui«.'t 11 ' r■ ' J aii at*c» and iiUAlitioe, lo suit the eireon-si i--' \'\ »rio tet*;il:a>..Mirt l l to bury ih»ir 1 r.« j. -»->''•■•• " He n.-i.-t iin.. IIKAKSr-:.…

BB»-dm* Ageat for Jeax NsTtss^. ". .. ~" TIRPIN. ROPER * » l * mm***mJ m A V • •aaaaaaaaaaaw . UNDERTAKE*?' Governor street, betweeuMvn aad r r*nkii». ™~

111 llir.a FOR tAt IORIF*. Kura»t I I uud Hcatera set in basement atones, » ''' able ty aiW aua'.m ot beat story iK.v#. aoc. Rdm, to the purpose wr - ca his used. „ _,*»A?,t«* Three "\st* of bur Factor* Stove •''« 1 medium sise of whiob aas…

per ana wiu> a..p.t«i, jj,^^ r^r Mttm *****nn\9Emu*

TJp»MTjTUsJKCB,*s\o. |

[ de 9 dim Riehmood,Va.

ing, Richmond, Va. j CAPITAL AND AS.> ETS-IK'IOO,OOO. I

GiEOROE IMKBI. Manufacturer's Axsnt tor * the sale of DOORS. SASH. BLINDS,

yi AHULL WORKS.

ORDINARY DRAWINO. ' iNK) - To take place a« ahove apeoißed.

■ see oi 300 Approxiraating to 20,01.0

PNo. iau corner of Main and 13th sts.

Xt KB trims Rice, lor sale bj

NEGRO HIRING. Ac. j

| £) H SER3IA A iHTTKKS

I TORBSNT AND SALS.

j VKW SiCiti OF FRESH BOOM \1 *> GREAT REDUCTIONS FROM FORMER

I PRICES-SOUTHERN IMPORTING HOLBE

Pistolsand Rites. faaca Tilouuan. Pres't. BBN Pkki.ev Poork,Sec y. fMiEATUARGAINS!

FV^K^;RVEii!i:^c' tABLK KSi * E » "J

I—T- ■——■ i IHffP' AMD YORK

WATCHES, &c. I |V WATI HICS. JKV, ELHY. SILVI-R

THOLOME W. *"fljjj| ruoLOMEW. *" Opposits Aaaericaa hotel.

SJg 5 c*Ytoeirib^ke b W <**' JOHN N. jK.fNINusI

IRON *. IRON t!—IMRECT i\l i'oWT*Tiri"ST

a>9ton. Bnglisk Re6.,?,iTlßoN. n st.re and «

seiviagj perahip trie.direct from Lt'erpo?" en

l-rseißg a full aasortuwnt of Ba-iialPs etuvtln »n.i

(KaU from gjn t'lr^iir ihiKy^.V,«aS^Tuth!

Half Rounds irom S l«. 1 i ß t h; HorseSlWfrom 2

lia Btatma. Culpcpei Co *i*Js A

■tffaVadhftm