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SATUEDAY MORNING JAN. 7, IBM. ! Ce«ld the Werth Babdae tbe heath ? 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 that the non-slave holding States could not hold together, and the impossibility tbereforeof their precipitat ing their whole weignt upon the slavehofdtng portions of the Union. We now go farther Bud say, that the Norib could not subdue us, although it should all bold together. 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 recollect cor rectly, offered the government between thir ty and forty. Now, we do not remember what the population of Tennessee is, but we feel as sured that it is not larger thau that of Mas 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 in the two countries. In Massachusetts all that portion of the population which con stitute its bone and sinew all that portion, in other words, which would be called onto 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 difficulty of raising volunteers in New England. It is not that ihe people are notes brave as elsewhere, but they do no' leave their homes ior military service with- j 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 by abandoning their homes. This is the case throughout the South. In the Boutbwesi, moreover, ardaat spirits, always ri|>e for au> enterprise, abjund above all ot'i- i sr countries vi the World. Nothing could sun 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 servants, lie knows that on community on earth is M sale, or so j little liable to be injured by any species of j 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 ot all she raises and exports is less than eighty millions of dol lars. The rest of her exports, amounting to nearly two bundled millions ol dollars.she introduces from the South. How is she to 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 would be unable to keep her population from absolute starvation. I'ar from sending men to llgln ottu r people, she would fluda civil war of the most ferocious 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 would but precipitate the largerlorce upon our borders, we answer, that armies must be organized before they can march, and without mom y, and without credit, how could she organize an amiv '. For 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 of England. It was that staple that built up Liverpool and Glasgow. It was that staple that enabled Eng land to subsidise all Europe against Nai*o 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 devising means to obtain it on the best terms. Let the Booth say to her, that she shall have it tree of cost 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 mat: ufactnres—tell her that the Nonh shall be utterly excluded from it—and what could we ask thai she would not give I We could get money in any ciuautitv. 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, we could keep up an army of ittiAUO trained veteraas. We could march to Philadelphia whenever we thought proper. We could reduce New York to such a condi tion, that tbe grass would grow'waist high in 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 howl l'ordismay, and Wu-h ihe Mayflower had stayed at home with Its cargo of intolerance and treason, instead of disgorging it upon them shores, to ihe corse of 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 an attempt shall be made to subjugate them, so surely Will they throw open their parte to Grata! Bri tain, and all the rest follows us a necessary 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 ted to abolition. Great Britain is committed to her owu interests, and to nothing else. She owes every hi,ig that she is to slavery, and she knows it. Whui was she 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 we desire to see such a state of things. It would imply a military despotism, and a ruler who could lead armies—not a militia general, but some 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,«»<K). Tbey don't ineau to besubdued by bim. Mark that! 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) a beautiful Swi.-s lever watch and chain. 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 meoaas the year In a dress of new aad hand-j

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 have been stolen from the South, and run Into that province. The report of this gentleman occupies nearly eight of the solid colums of the H'mld, and exhibits a thorough 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 New York, Albany, I'tica, Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, and other places—regualr agents are located, and subscriptions are holicited and collected all the year round, to help the slaves on their road to Canada. The amount thas accumu 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 underground railroad. Scarcely a week passes without witnessing a band of negroes, of from three to a dozen, paraded quietly la some of the New York cities by the agent of the abolitionists, and shown to those 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 that in every instance the money is misapplied. The "agent" is al ways a man who, without any visible menu' of support, makes himself well off. Half a dozen idle hangers-on Hud a living out of the 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 ad of humanity to the negro,and to be instru mental In bettering his condition. The little! of it that is honestly expended oa the fugitive j from slavery only helps to remove him from a 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 of the North and of Bri tish abolitionists, of laic years, the stealing of negroes fr.-m the border Stales has increas jed to an alarming degree, nntil it has culmi- 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 picked op in Worth it reel ai d other negro resorts in New York and elsewhere,and are put through the regular operations ta fu gitives, to stimulate the slack contributionst<f 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. There they soon become shift less and worthless occupants of tbe land, till they nre dispossessed, or die of consumpti in. To keep up this Infamous business all sorts 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 mother/, wives and children held in slavery, whose freedom they wish to purchase, and for this purpose ton, twenty and sonic i lines a hundred dollars only are required 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 in Canada is miserable iv the extreme. At the southwest point of the Province of Canada is j a neck of land running down between Like! 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 from the South mainly congregate.— All the townships,settlements,and aesocia- j lions, were thoroughly explored by the Her aid'j reporter, and the account from each and i 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, but every one has proved an ea 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 here, ami another one com menced there. Now a tree is half cut down and ihen leif, and 'he destruction of an easier one attempted. The lazy, shiftless character 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* reporter, that with all h;.s de sire to see the colony prosper, the experiment had not a=. jet answered the expectations ol iis projectors,and expressed ln.s fear that a> would 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 among the black population of Canada. The Rev Mr. Base, of the same col ony, has g.iiie to Europe to try to raise more lands, probably io run off more negroes, He 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 eoudi ion. The white population of those counties in j which the negro colonies are established,suffer greatly from their depredation a The value of I 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 nine-tenths of the afßtaoßß against ! the laws are committed by negroes, although ' they do not Constitute m >re*thuii one-tourili j of the whole population. In the townshipQf 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 that ■ prominent lawyer of the Province, who has held the position of public prosecutor, iuforineu the reporterjihat no white woman was safe at all times from 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 in most parts of Kent and Essex is ri'-h and fertile, and thous ands of acres of land are open at a moderate price, the old white settlers are moving away 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

! Maine to MadUen. ! We are happy to see that a bill has been ! reported in the Legislature fora statue to this | wite statesmen and incorruptible patriot, who, j wo hove always thought, ought to have had a | place on one ol the pedestals of the Washiug ! 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 bill might also embrace ai. rj.propriation to remove the re mains of i>L.\oir.o>. with the consent of hit j family, to the Hollywood Cemetery, near the 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 Baltimore papers received by the Centra route. ('osckehs.—i'.ir a fewdays past we have re frained from publishing, iv detail, the pro ceedings ol the so-called Congress of the Uni ted States, for the reason thai they have been totally devoid of interest. Small pox —Only four deaths have occur red from small pox, out of thirty-odd cases,in 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, we hear she returned to New York*. Thk Norfolk Ftxa.—Tae fiie in Norfolk, I about 4 o'clock Thursday morning, broke out lin a small double tenement on 'he west side 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 dwell ! ingat the Northwest corner of Botetourt and I Bute streets, occupied by O. Hall, and owned by W. W Lamb, being Immediately ia the j range of !>ie wind, was soon enveloped in 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 found it difficult to work their engines. Tbe sufferings of those who were thus summarily ejected from their warm • i "ds and <inven out into the snow and chil- 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, I>. D, Ihe esteemed Catholic Bit-hopof the Diocese of Philadelphia, died very suddenly in ihe street, in this city to-day. The deceased was the successor here of Archbishop Keurick.oi 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 who enjoyed his acquaintance. - — Thk Florida I-eoislati ax.— Sanded Cot- I ton. —The select committee appointed by the I House of Representatives of Florida to con- I sider the circular of the New York Chamberof 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 taken to compel the commission mer chant.-- there to sell each planter's crop on its own merits, as tbe surest remedy, not only lor randed cottons, but to prevent one planter de 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 at $To,ooo. Benjamin D. Peck, the State treasurer, has been arrested on a civil suit instituted by tbe receiver.and lodged in jail, on the charge ol c 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 ci'i >-eu of Wisconsin, named Andrew Ebie, of the i town of Wauwatosa,a member of the county ! board from that town, treasurerof that school district, and at the last election chosen to the 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, started on Wednesday to visit a pa- I tient, and but,a few steps from bis door was | taken suddenly ill. He returned home forth- 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 ail the available force |i i thai secti 'ii ;it Fort Brown. There cannot j be le.-s than eight hundred United Slates troops ; m 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 for the circdlation of incendiary documeuts, forfeited lu> bonds by making bis escape from the Common j wealth. Martlard Legipla ! 'fit;:.—The General Assembly of Maryland was organized on 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' United States steam frigate j Powhatan, with Hon. Mr. Ward rtndsnite, ar rived :-.t Shanchaeoa the I7»h ol October from I Ksangaws. Tbe Japanese Embassy will leave 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 suitableness for aext President of the United Stales. Dbcbasxd.—B. K. Peyton, Esq., Clerk of both Courts of Rappahannock county, Va.. died os Tuesday evening, the 27th ultimo, of consumption, with which he had been suffer 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. Tiie Montreal Kille Company were out the other day drilling, with the mercery !'. de grees lie! >w zero. Courageous soldiers ! Gov. Wise ha« declined the invitation of the 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 from his recent lajurtes as to be urn attending busi arse. Rev. Thomas O'Brtea, pastor of the Catho lic church at Boehester, N. V , died oa Satur 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 « >ieol .i.t. taken dol» at Kehs' Palace ot Art.. 146 Main street All pictures Bums at rhu establishment are warranted to rtesse; therefore, visitorscaadependsson receivtan satiresatisfaa b 11 raise l a who hive heretofore had eamea 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, <>:; paper, «3; Duplicates 6'>• 2*t fcV N'rw Ak»iv,.loi- Firs.—John DeoLBI is receiving this morning a lre»h arrival of Ladies' CAPE 9. VICTOBINBS, HUFPB. and CUFF*, some . er« se.-uitilui Fitch. tSrone Ifertia. Mink, 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, with little sraaWmet Mj wife sent her a pan of a box of the Bio.vruiAL Tiotiiss. After a lew days we beard tii it si.« found ..ieat relief from their use, 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 head ami bands much cut, an v.ris ; left insensible. Tbe you tiger hail her skull I broken for three leches,be a blow with a laige 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 other, owing to some informality in the warrant under which he was taken,instill at large. Thepereoas upon whom this outrage araa done are poor, helpless creatures, and at the lowest part of tbe social circle, but the distinc tion between white and black must l»e kept up 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 the nth of December thecoiaageat tne I nited tes mint, ia Philadelphia, Bmoaatod iv ue to .*.'i;-.1i.:-», and consisted of res. than cents weie among 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 on Wednesday. BBw RICBMOBD TaBSTBB. GRAND BALA NIGHT AND Gth APPEAR ANCE UP Mi«* CAROLINE RICHINGSJ Miss CABOLINE RICHTNOS-S Ths Miss CAROLINE RICRING* ) „„, .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 ARTISTE, GRAND ENTERTAINMENT ) '•KANii ENTERTAINMENT Consisting of BRAND KNTERT AI N \! I > 1' \ Beautiful French <NAPO''eV>N'B OLD Gl ARD! i Drama, /NAPOLEON'S OLD GUARD, (THE PATRIOTICAJLI.EiiOR\ 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 from the fierman La } theran Cboreh. on 6tli street, t... morrow,(Sun I l<ta IJ o'clock, to wbkh tbe friends and xcqiuua j tanceaof the family are requested to a I lend. 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. <ien. Tinker. Geo. w. Munfrtrd, Wm. 11. ; Macfarlaad. 0 t'. Baldwin, Esq*.. Cap! Elliott i and other dist Dzutahed gentlemen are expected to address tne reeetia r. : A I persons interested in ths c-iii--e of Seamen in I | 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 Sernn n • ill I be in English. The put-lie are invited to ittend. I Januarj 7th,6628A. M. j..7-lt* <■■ 1». WdOTTOK, ATTORNEY i >>CS» AND C< UN'S] LLOR Ai' LAW -Is ire 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 , C . us.Writing Wills, Contracts, Cop*- j ' H <mo *urn; hutnani nihil a me alien* Office on corner Mainand Governorst.. Bieh I | 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 opposite ths American Hotel. ja6—ulw&t3taw2w ff"ias LEI TEH IS TO YOUNG BEX— ihV:3i \U re<joe*t. Rev JAS A DUNCAN will comni nce'on next SABBATH MOHT, at ME 'I '■ 'i 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 remain in the ' '-'- .--- eiti or c untrj sdjaaent TWi M . j 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- . mond >r the county of Gloucester. Thej iiaveju.it I i t.eea divided ir.un an estate. The owner has no usr i..r tiiem nii.l they are s.ud lor no fault. 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 conclude I had given up mj ti encv—the two do aot conflict at ail. 0 W. H. TYLER. Ueneral Agent j.-t 2-iit Marshall street, between6th and 7th. 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 'nd. Frederick: ..*. and Potomac Railroad. Tne chargewiil be thai i. r- ' merly charged by th» Company. Ail orders for Ba ■ 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 that no Officer or Direetoroi the Bank shall rote as theprox< of a stockholder I man% election of Directors or Officers of tbe li-ink; j aor shall any proxj lie valid wiueh shall have been i 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 REAL ESTATE, SELL NE i GROES. and aetasa «*ENERAL AGENT. He! returns !.,.-> thanks for the lilkt-i. patroaat;6 bestow ed upon him for two years past. .11l 31—4 m 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» e.nnie and atylcnt BROWN .V McC BLLAND. Thai eifl their strict per snnsl iiten ...i to tbe sale ol TOBaCCO. WHEAT J 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. & Co .Dr J. liraitan •'■• ie ~ of Richmond: Hon. T. 8. Klournoj, hey. Jn... i A s-'<rt. o! Hali'ax eeont): Wm. A. Mi >i srd K.',hi- Whitehead of Lynehlatrs; Col. S M D. ' 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 Goedtn's Hall, Riclunond, Va. D. 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?<6ua, ''mr- . tore-l by the Leghuaturs of Virginia, will receive i deputes in sums not '"ss than ONE DOL- i I,All. on the rir:»t favorabls tsross. Ueposifes received by ' 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 them t«> n*. that arraefsmeuts any ■aarndsfm tiieir ssttl>B»snt, uid those indebted to i sestets ia aa; Banner, will mike immediate payment to us, sis indeUsoee oasaot lie tvan. ,IN"o. .A. BUTCHESON, Wat H BURT O *. *• D . Adm'rs, with tiie will aaaexed.of ja 7 -lm Thus O. Burton,dee'd. 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 meet me Bt las otto I of Messrs. Woetham 4. Wyett, BW Mate street, on Weoßseday, the iltu nisi., between tne boors afS an«'sl' at W. T. CHANDLER. ja7-dti2j f.SM F New Hams and li.encts BACON : BUCKWHEAT ; Fresh BUTTER; Dried APRLKS; OW Java COFFEE; Cmshedaad )»7-i <iA ** Corner lA BadtuKv

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 !x.dv in tlm •i.....r i.in.» pursaitsnf business. In all inch mim, erdinsiy ineiliiiccs can do itttte good. T.Vhatiare auirsd is just sui li a tome and tavi rotator as Dr. .1. 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 in the ' BrTTsas, Bad prefer it to mois preteutwms. but less elßeaeious medicines But it should not be for <>Men that the afreet winch is bo magical ia its influence upon a fr.iine whi h i* 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, inforsas ii." ladies m.d icnt« of oar cit> and va inity, last he is desirous ef instructions in PENMANBBIP, Ac. ai cer* moderate oksntes, ia eiassssoi private Those who. wish to aeeuire a iiei.t. good r;ipn) and superior Handwriting. 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 iie acriptioae, Poetry, Books, ho., in the best n*le — Examine ma specimen! and testimonials—they will convince you of his ability te do what he aa. Slave Insurance I Slave faaarweel i 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 7-5t R\V.'"- r ent Bargains in Ilrv Oeeds lmpor« TaNT NOTICE.—The subscribers nm now pre pared, more so th.-ir. it ~n\ rune heretofore, to sell <:reat bargains in PRY GOODS. Everybody in 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. NA PKINB, DOYLIES, sad TOWELS. LINEN CABLE DAMASK by the yard. I INEN CAMBRIC HDKFSverj cheap. NEEDLEWORK .fever:, description, in 1 ,c Fine TABLATANs! BIBBONS, run! mac] ether seasonable ko« <If. te be !">ul this month nr a die eoun; of from 28 to SO per re'it. Irom formei prices. jas-lw J. MJLLHISER 9 BR9\ 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 companies represent- BEJL.No Timet Lost.—Aa the undersigned is both ■ ■ effecting insurance 111 tins . ffice. between the 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 asa paitnsi in thesame. n»V I.M.PRICE A CO. STAPLE ASIt FANCY DR V GOODS, ■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 CLO IKB and KIRS, ; WOMEN'S andGKNTh' UNDEB WEAK, FLANNEL* and BLANK ETS. ! I.iNKN Ml EETINtiSandSHIRTINGS, 1 P. m 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 ajt. Sinve lasaranc*. LYNCHBURG fiosi. AND, EIRE INSURANCE Eeil .iinl tosses promptly settled by RVANTS FOR HIRS. 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 men »r any thin* of the kind. Also, HOL'SE I. some pood i'\v BTERB aed several ' tLß—onea rood nurso and chamber- j Opposite Charles Hotel. 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 :e in Drivins and vv.nt- 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. SUTTOV.Ja .Bounty l-.nl a>i.l Pa Stoa A ;ent. ts c inter < i Main ai .1 Ui h streets. HIRE-A N'K'iilii MAN, vounc, able and ■ ~..-ty. For terms, appli to ;" "— -'" WM. E. BATCHER, Manchester. ] ||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 aad a I 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* BERVANTB or n. lure tt..' \"ar: A No. 1 BOX MAKER and CARP!- STRB. A food HOI'SB SERVANT and BEA.MBTRFBB, who would act as Nurse, if preferred. Noeneuas- I 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., J1 « St No 91 Pearj sneer. 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, over G. & Pea ..-'s. 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-,:,<...., 0 clay between 3d and 4th si« oratmj office, r;t>> street. 1 ear Mayo's hndze I 1 I tn_ » ABCHIB/tLP BOLLIWG I j;o:t HI RE.-Four No I BAB REL COOP EBB, t ... Uksly, able ls»dted youo/ men. Appl» to |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 BUt> bi IllH. ri,,,. : , Geshea BUT- 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 Wiae,eiflood : tuauty, li ■» casks; for «i i>) 1 * (i. 11. DAVENPORT. 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<)._ CMYftNA FtCta.—Kaw.erop satra aiee Tsrkei \ r.»s> 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.

WANTS. 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. WA N TKII- COOK.-The sabseiiber jatehes to 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 or colored, without incum braaee. j Also, a No. l COOK', without incumbrance for [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. Apply to N. C. BAR TON, MS Main street. ja 7—ts 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 H T ANlll>— TO HELL—-t*WO FACTORY 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 Ur ANTEB- SERVaNTB7—The New York and 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 UrAMTKXa— BUT sad GlßL—aiastbe a good 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. U'ANTHJ-a TEACHER.-A Rflaathsra lad] I 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. Also, a VOLTH Bceusteased to tbe I :he dining-room. For such, of goodeha- I iberal h.re will he said. Appb to , THOS. G. JACKSON, j Over Adts h Gray s. KJte-N BGRO COOPERS. LABORERS AND i»RI VERS, by JAS. DUNLAP ft CO . ia*—ft corner Byrdandllthste. iATANTEfy.—A young man wishes a BlTUA 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 aad trill support a school of hi«h»- rede. He is aea t ■ c Virginian. Southern in all of Ins proclivities, and v ill. mio re fore. te. ic li in none but altveboldina 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 a native Vir in inn. ncd will take charge oi a •ebo--l il auffieient induce ments are odeied. Address!,. IL E., Spout ;Sprii . j Appomattox Co.. Va. ja 3-f.t" U'ANTi fat—A PARTNER- With a capital of j 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 aa a coniforl this home. Address bos 874, \\ r A n Vi. D-C4 iAL-PIT HANoR- !. ji. il ! »» iii.-es will he paii P»r abls bodied I' iT j HANDS, by the Midlothian Company forthepre- j U'AN i'i-.W-T.. iur- f..r the MANCHESTER 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 U' 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. \Y 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 cxpe- ) 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 i ateii office. ja 2- 2w 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. U' A > T E E*-BERVANTB-At the Arlineton 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 to de»3 6m ' JAMES KMOTTB. 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 two ! ooropersnt Agents in Eastern and western V r sinia, to sail county and town rights. No >a ! need 'im-i* lor tloa unless he can rl ice himsell urn net ~<;,{* 111 tbe aiim of five BUBdrsddoitera for t' ■ nuthful performaaos oi his ewtaea, d-> B. i ~ \\' 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 atae ►«», and a« aecieUnt from dag taut* in- I '' '/J-nVivv-;;',,!;** °oe«r'wd therein for the piKt SEVEN \ EARS. Full pneeswiil I* paid ten reedaaaats, aad no-*,* ethers are wasted ea bbi ienn». - j. . f! D W 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 ' Z~ ,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 I: 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 * ; forwari »n,il „*^XIV '. i° ?' M " to. oiue to?,"■ Those"»?:? n tl ",""' r ,n,ll "»«»»*-- <-*'«o.t »mii .i- ZL. Ih "** bavia* claims aa Blast the estate ' will p>ease present them without de!** Ws may '■ *>*»& > ja«-12f o. H. JPKTTuJ '( KawHfatere. ' T'dec's < RJl;*»«tor* op jmu. ntitu, I 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 te-X |

111 BBBBBBC-=L ---- -*^^BBs> . AMUBEMTJNT3 i NINTH ANtIIAL BALL or tii a ft MONTGOMERY GUARD Jt 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 irtC*. ''team They are happy to have Bte asseraaeati seerta heretofore have baas sntia*a - :|V "- tor*, and on thin occasion no effort wj J* ' mi ths part oi ths committee %r.<l the .* '"•Si add to the Mini...rt aad Measure of v■ . : •' t)n» of the bast setsrsrs ia lb« >■~■. i %.'£** ■seed to liirnnii the -nipper, and iO<ti 5 ,*" •« COTILLON BaN:> baabesßsagese* oeiießi ataaaaaasi •'■* ». H.s ExePvJae. Usteher. Joseph Maya t- I.t Gov. ■oitacas Msjor W f| 'i■'• CaLTbef. R Au,u*t MamrT. .1 p, 7 It. Col P. r. Moors. JdFtWra V 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 •'-»-,. Mass*era Red aad whits hosettea Committee of Arransews ats Oreea >'■ Floor Committee--Whits Rosettes. '.'*' 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- married, will esßSS'speed) nam* t m '"<*'"•* aawißiahed theusaads with her siame »',». '■' ■eatietaan admitted Mrs. I:. »\ s «'■ v i 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 breast eareftropp. | ..,, .".'. '•" to the aaaseef "FAN" Bad - bra*. ' ' 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 ..| ciotbing.Ae j wwaereaa set the x:me by dei .-. ,''i .. J ' urn! ja> ing char, cm. I'Ol ND--0n the Besie. on Tneadsi tiem-ui's SHAWL. The owner . i ".. Mi.ml.i deecribmc it md m<isi f •• •. 1 ttesmsßt. |jst-3t' |I> v. - W.CAin fcg 9>fT» KSTRAY—Strayed from a. .. tne Virsmia Penitent ..•» , ■ -~'** SssJaasday last.» COW of rathe with oo born*, rather below tbs meCism •/. '.' gmns from oae to two Bsartsof milk pen i , . she :clt. No particular msrka ir .. .. -. , informatioa rsspseUai a<i tbankiuili ,- ,' . ami saitably rewarded. . ia<--at* _ R- B. TYLEI ■hjf*dav,2fithi • December, a M C 0« da—fcaered and v bite, with a w hits <■•»-., ker stnutders aad a white star on h«r : •'■• ■. ,■ An-, person Riviai intoiiimt'i.n to losei the owner, will receives reward . t is .\ --""•'-■-' PATBICK MACK at R ... ' •;*-. LOST—A POIN Ii R i li, H ••. ~.. ■ adteVatKlaron with tbs nameol the ... . *aaswers to the asms oi " i i...,. ~ . 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 <>wner eaa et h.m by describißii b is v , LOST Olt M«l,i N i ; 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 »'• I- W AHI».- : lie BOOKS used '.. UUeCol. Geo. M. Carrin ton wk »T -, 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 js.xt.t; -A coarse CARPENTER, nlmi c ' reara old.ofgeod eharscter, v ■■ ». ■ • 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 plaia Dr» •■ - \ , hi P'> a» WALK £ 9 f" - Store. de 89—tf ■, . | ....... 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. and she ia offered for asl* bscauaeher owner baa bo use fer her. Art i meat ths Stats Conrt House. ds 89—ta nv:\.'. pi : tAKLK SKKVtNT ill,; BALI ■R i sale a Servaal Girl, n<n!vtr old, very likely, ofneexenpti i: il • •"'li- ia n tirt.t rye Si. Mf H and 80l BE SERVaN 1' «. . t do had li> immsd ate aspliral i t« tf E. H. COOK, No.7* uau •' ARMORY MONTGOMERY ufAkl Ri hmooA. J M . l*.i ( is < aui inn ml ».; assemble it 5 on Md.\ DAY, the 9th instant, in fu i 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, and v ••• I) older .U 8. I' MITTHWI :... Vr.'' ia7 -It c. latSsri't. Kill HI NT A BRICK 9TORI >" IgDW ELL I NO, opposite ihe L'ai»*d Staai Apply to ■■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 <.*« ' Aisn. I »i» i to i s| ss ol the F' h N It is nice ii fui -.! sd fren niie ' of 11 rooi"s.earpetsdsi * tbe best manner. Tbedimn. niavao ad eonveuieat. All the Faraitsre »sea perfect order, everythini ben . i rasa 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« B. 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, Bnii *• .n' l kinds, Bur ieal Appliancea, Rum n* I • c ■, ■ Sons Perfumery. Faaei An ■'< <,-. s lilue R«ml Paser, Tobacco, Cigais, Sat* 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«, will be seaetualli sapstied v ''' r * ,r ■ . thai eit'eesn.l t»waa ad Ireeaed '-.. ma a ' * arnanptßtbrntiea Our sapaly ef Lapsr Beer I --• ■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 * *<•« 'isad I' H"i«e« Ninleaaml ViUbCoWS. Pries lv ce:»t« i<>r 'ho kei Bwad ordera 'o J. D, OOOBMAN B«< ftet y. j9 r.-;s No. V Ms ■ '-' X ' ( 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. JOHNSTON A BkO.. 1 ■■•■t■*■*• 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 RRi'-- l,fa,t * v 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 are now oflered on sihhl tei ass. Rynt iI • \llli'tak y tio'ubaV- aTos *»>[:•<*];, $& i*l MdaaAwstej Virsiuis Mt.iur.» b» .<■"•% ,_. and Worsted Lao* tnd Cord, *o. A IbU •■" t * store and for sate low. Nll»<J S Hfc.HKl Mi*-- .Haiftila No • » U» l!, ' : l* l ;'' t y !!usi 'im.-s.ajo bbls. No. 1 llslifaa AWe»»»* ,ur •" d "-" yb^&, PH KUtt OKAt SiHT BLK.-te >• half barrels lidsh Pate Ale, a very x twle. for sate by Lv UIS J - Bv*** l fc C Clover deed, for sale by aX A oft