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FRIDAY MCOBtIHO. ...JkfJ.mhmmß.
Cssmrssaisuul Preceedluge.
Is Iheßsuate, ou Wsdn. «day, Mr. Hunter
ofbrotarsssUtleo to print ojBM ***** ******
of thsSseifctaryof mm Treusury's report. Re
-I t*mT Brown totredM* j**»J*gfc
ilons to te ottet thbt the Territot te.are the
«wL> -run tuilr nrotwrtr recognized by the
OammmmmT ThSTTw tbe fwywih.
tow?sanktus.power, Con
7tlm«TmWi\o*i*i
tor tbe promotion of sucb property, and in
stJwttMdto Committee on Territories tn re
sorting bill* tor tbs organisation of Territo
ru^tolnsertncUuee requiring such protec
tion nnd lv esse tbe Territorial Leglalature
fbils'to comply. Congress to apply a remedy.-
Tbe resolutions He over.
Mr Owin introduced a bill to facilitate
communication between the Atlantic and l'a
cine Btatss by electric telegraph.
Mr. Clay introduced v bill declaring the as
sent of Cougress to uuy net which may oe
puisd «y tbe Legislature of tbe State of Ala
bama, authorising tbe municipal authoring
of MM City Of Mobile to impoae sud collect
duty on ths toauuge of vessels entering the
port of Mobile; which wss read twice and re
ferred to the Committee on Commerce,
Mr Benjamin introduced n bill to amend
the existing tows relative to ths compensation
of the Dtotrlct Attorney, marshals aud clerks
Of SsCTTOUitund Dtemct Court, of the United
States, which wss rend twice and referred to
the Committee on the Judiciary. ...
MrHeie tut reduced a private bill and asked
Its lmmedmt* cousideratioa. Objection wn
mads thst ihe Senaie could do uo legislative
business until the House was organised. On
this question a long and animated debate
* P Mr , Vessenden coold see no resson why the
Senate should not go on and mature bills and
have tbem resdy for the action of the House
when they should becotno in n condition to
proceed with legislative business. This might
occasion a saving of time. ________ ...
MrMason said the Senate was clothed with
no leiislaUve powers. Tbe Constitutioni says
that ill legislative powers shall bs vested in a
OongressTwiiislsUng of n Senate and House of
Representatives. There ia no Congress until
both houses nre regularly organized; aud until
there Is n Congress, neither House has any
legislative power. The House of Representa
tives cannot set until IU members bave taken
the oath of office. In bis opinion, there was
now ns complete absence of a House of Repre
sentatives as if none had been elected. Until
thsrs was a House of Representatives, there
was ao Congress; and until there was a Con
gress, there was no legislative power.
- Mr Hunter said he had not examined the
question very thoroughly, but be was inclined
to concur With the Senator from Maine. He
supposed the House of Representatives was a
House, even without a Speaker, and he saw
no objection to tbe passage of bills by the Sen
ate lathe present state of afTairs. \et he did
not suppose tbere would be any great gam by
so doingTand the only effect might be to em
barrass the House nnd perhaps give offence to
Mr! Fessenden remarked that the President
had sent his annual message to the Senate nnd
Houseof Representatives, thus recognizing the
fact that Congress was in session, lie evi
dently considers it a House, so far as that he
could recognize it as a b_ty. There would be
mnny difficulties in taking theopposite ground,
in not considering it a House for some pur
poses, nnd not considering Congress in session.
jlr. Clarke said the Constitution provides
that Congress shall assemble on the first Mon
day in December. Unless Congress is now in
session, therefore, the Constitution has uot
been carried out.
Mr. Benjamin stated tbat tbe Constitution
further provides that tbe House of Represen
tatives shall choose iv officers. Tbey are
hence clearly a House before officers are
chosen.
After some further debate, Mr. lKle with
drew bis motion.
The Senate went into executive session, and
soon after adjourned.
In the House of Representatives, Mr. Me-
Rae was entitled to the floor, but yielded it to
Mr. Clopton, who was about to address the
House, when
Mr. washburne, of Maine, interrupted, by
calling for tbe vote on Mr. Hutchins' resolu
tion for the adoption of the plurality rule. He
insisted tbat they were obliged by law to pro
ceed to vote for a Speaker without debate and
delay,
M>. Craige, of North Carolina, raised a point
oforder on Mr, Washburne, when tbe latter
repeated that the motion lor the adoption ot
the plurality rule had been heretofore acted
on at all times, uo matter what propositions
were before tbe House. It was a question ol
high privilege.
Mr. Mcßae said that Mr. Washburne bad
usurped the floor.
Mr. Washburne—lf tbe gentleman will
Mr. Mcßae—l will not wait.
Mr. Washburne—l suppose I have thefloor ?
Mr. Mcßae—You have no right to it.
Mr. Washburne—No gentleman has a rlgbt
to it, to debate a point of order or anything
else, because the Constitution and parliamen
tary law require tbe House to proceed to the
election of a Speaker, without debate and de
lay. Tne Clerk decided tbat Mr. Washburne
could not deprive Mr. Clopton of the floor.
The point of order was further discussed.
Mr. Washburne insisting tbat the Clerk should
execute the law aud put the question.
Mr. Houston protested against Air. Wash
burse's interference and interruptions.
Tbe Clerk said be knew of no Pnrliamenta
ry practice which would warrant Mr. Wash
burne in taking tbe floor troin Mr. Clopton.
Mr. Washburne replied that he did uot take
tbe floor from him.
Mr. Morebead appealed from the Clem's de
cision.
[There was much confusion throughout
these proceedings.]
Mr. Phelps expressed his astonishment at
tbe factious conduct on tbe Republicau side,
nnd asked whether tbeir conduct was tour-
Mr. Washburne and others rose to speak.
Mr. Craige, of North Carolina, called thum
Mr. Burnett Insisted that the Clerk enforce
his decision.
Mr. Kellogg suggested that Mr. Clopton pro
ceed with his remarks, and that when he shall
hays concluded his remarks tbe House proceed
to vote for n Speaker. [Cries of " good; that's
right," on the Democratic side]
The House, bo said, should vote occasional
ly, at least once a week for Speaker. There
was no use in trying to pass the plurality
rnle. It can't be obtained.
Mr. Washburne said he would do no sucb
thing. He bad tbe right and be wanted to un
derstand—[These were the only words beard,
as be was frequently Interrupted by calls to
order from tbe Democratic side.]
Mr. Morebead said, Mr.Clerk, can't you put
the question to the House ? [Cries of "order"
fTOrn the same source]
Mr. Craige, of N. 0., participated in this
running debate, aud he, in turn, was loudly
called to ordsr by the Republicau side of the
House.
The Clerk suggested, that as the question
had been raised us to tbe right of Mr. Cloptou
to the floor, the point be submitted to tbe
Mouse.
Many on the Democratic side objected to this.
and finally, after more noisy proceedings nnd
points of ordsr Mr. Clopton commenced his
remarks.
Hs said that there was but little if any disa
greement in bU Congressional District on this
point, tnatin tbeeventof theelectionofa Hlack
Republicau President, the South should secede
from the Confederacy. The people would not
submit to such v rule. An imperious necessi
ty exists for the Sooth to prepare to defend
ber rlghu. It is folly to say that the Union Is
mot In danger. The ligaments whicb bound it
UM every one being broken. We stand on tbe
vorgs oi a volcano, aud its trembling move.
■ante portend tbs eruptions. Union meet
ings could not bring security to tbe Sou ther v
people, for the North were thoroughly hostile
to Southern rlghu. The Sooth do not want
revolvers, hot action. Let tbe North put con
servative men in office, and then there would
be aome substantial evidence oi a returniug
sense of justice. In tbe event of theelectiou
Of a Black Republican to the Presidency, tbe
Union cannot aad ought not to be maintained.
Me was particularly severe on tbe Republi
cans, aud said that they ignore Suite sover
eignty and proposed to inter ten* with State
rlghu is tbe prosecution ef tbeir fanatical pur
poass. In conclusion, he ad voc a ted the policy
of assassins as v preveutiveremedy against in.
Jos Hob
Mr. Carter, of New York, gave his reasons
for voting for Mr. Sherman. He said be did
not, by doing so, endorse the doctrines of the
Helper book. lusteud of tbe Democratic party
being national, it was pro-slavery. Us wished
to know whether the South Americans advo
cate Congressional protection to Slavsry In the
Territonss.
Mann Hardiman, Quarks and Moore, of
Kentucky, and Bolster, said ia street that tbey
Mr. Btheridge said that according to the in.
Hfprotatlou of Ihs Kansas Nebraska act, the
naVflr hays ths right to regulate the question
•(slavery iv their own way, aud so help him
o*4 |m would never vote to pnt slavery In
those Territorial so long ns tbat act remains
mVr. JBtmm*, *t Nsw York, explained his
vtows ou the question. He never believed
thsrs wus any necessity lor soy protection for
msrsrr beyond what wss required by tbe Con
•tttotioo. Ho sdvoeuted a kind of squatter
oovosslguly nnssiles
• MfTCafW, Msmisg, sold hs understood
Ifc» Southern Opposition to bsln favor of ouch
* iMh Jt tho ilmo mm occupied in asking
amm*mt*mmm tmm position of various nestle
§_mu_m:i*_m mmtwtm of a slave code fet Ihs
Rtraufe Occurrence ut a Tuuerul. ]
Tbe Chicago Times of tbe 13th lust, tells j
the following story : j
One of tbe strangest occurrences happened j
yesterday at the funeral of Michael Guthrie, |
who wus accidentally hilled the day previous
on the Northwestern railway, which we has*
ever been called upon to chronicle. Tbe fam
ily of Mr. Guthrie, constating of a wife and
three children, had made extensive arrange
ments for the accommodation of ths friends
of the deceased at the funeral. A large num
ber of carriages and n numerous assembly of
mourners were present, when tbe undertaker,
Mr. Berry, arrived with tbe hearse. About
the same time, another carriage, containing a
woman richly nnd fashionably dressed, wm
driven to the door. Tbe woman alighted and
entered tbe house. To thesstonlsbment of the
assembly, to all of whom she was a total
stranger, she greeted tbe children of Untbne
as ber own, and tbey, in turn, addressed her as
tbetr mother, mauifesting tbe greatest joy
mingled with surprise at seeing her. The
wife, on the other band, was confounded.—
She Knew not what to say, nor what to think
of this sudden nnd strange appearance of one
whoelaimed also to be the wtfeof the deceaced,
and who was addressed by bis children ns
their mother. She knew herself to be tbeir
step-mother, having been married to tbeir
father in dne legal torm, and in the full con
fidence that his first wifu was dead. This
supposition being now dterthrowd by tbe
sudden appearance of one claiming to be that
deceased wife, the other wife began to upbraid
tbe children tor not telling ber that tbeir mo
ther was living. The real mother (for such
the stranger was) assured ber tbat tbe chil
dren were not to blame, as they, as well as
their father, had reason to believe her dead.—
She had deserted her husband in tbe city of
St. Louis, where tbey lived and shortly after
ward caused an announcement of her death to
,be published in the newspaper** of that city.
Hut she was not dead. Leaving St. Louis, she
had lived in Chicago, not knowing that her
husband was here until she saw the aec.uat
of his death published in the papers yesterday
m ruing. She had come to reclaim her chil-
I dren and to behold for ihe last time o.i earth,
I the form of their father.
The appearance of the stranger indicated
that she was one of that numerous cla-is ol
abandoned women who sail along our side
walks and attract the gaze of Useniiuus meu
by the gaudy trappings of tbeir trade.
,It may be well supposed that "a scene" fol
lowed the announcement of her relation to
tbe deceased iv that funeral assemblage. The
friends who" had congregated to pay the last
rites to the dead, suddenly changed tbeir
minds and refused to follow the hearse to the
cemetery. They also declared that the wife
(she whom they supposed to be the only wife)
should not do so. The stranger offered to pay
the carriage expenses of the family, but the
friends would not permit it. In the midst ol
considerable confusion, the stranger invited
the three children into ber carriage. They
obeyed,and tin-carriage was driven away.—
The hearse left the house shortly afterwards,
bearing the remains of the deceased, but not a
single mourner to follow it. On arriving at
the cemetery it was rejoined by the carriage
containing the new-found mother aud her
children, who, with the sexton and undertak
er, alone witnessed its burial. Then the chil
dren were conveyed by their mother to a new
home—where we know not, and would that WS
could suppose it to be a better one than that
irom which they were so strangely and unex
pectedly taken. _
The Campaign is Mexico—We learn by)
Mexican gentlemen direct irom Vera Cruz,
and the capital of the neighboring republic, j
that the fears entertained at the former city, |
of another visit from Miramon the present
winter, is not without some degree of founda
tion. The so-called campaign of the North is
defluitively closed by the total dispersion ol
Ihe Constitutional forces,aad no excuse now
remains to the President why he should not at
once undertake the long-threatened expedition.
He sides, he is sadly in want of money, and the
only way in which his party friends can be in
duced to replenish the empty treasury is to yield
t j their wishes in another crusade against their
only outstanding and rather insolent enemies
onthecoast. Hy so doing it is believed that
the President would at once command a mil
lion of dollars, which would be sufficient to
support himself aud his staff for six mouths to
come.
At all events we are assured that these are
the expectations entertained at Vera Cruz,
and in consequence thereof the Constitutional
Governments preparing lor the worst. Not
only are the defences of the city being put in
a better state of repair, but everything is being
done that can be done towards the efficient re
organization of the army. And in this con
nection we learn that the Constitutionalists
i will not, as the last winter, await the enemy's
I uopearauce before the walls oi the city ot Vera
I Cruz, but confident in Urn support of the peo
ple and their own strength, will meet the in
vaders on the c.-tiliues of ibe Stale, there to
give a decisive battle thst is, decisive for the
Miramon Government, Which, supported by
bayonets, it is believed would not outlive aj
reverse, while the Constitutional Government
making common cause with the people, would
hardly lose in any event.— N. O. Picayune, Uth.
i A CniLD Roasted Alive.—One of the most
harrowing incidents we have ever recorded
occurred a few days ago In the household oi
one of our most respectable Creole iamilies,
the relation of whicb makes us shudder. A
lady, Mme. Franke, (a daughter of that well
known citizen l>r. Laiidraux, who lost his
life some years ago, by an accident on tbe
railroad,) having occasion to leave her house
for a short time, intrusted i.er two young
children—one an Infant and the other two and
a half years old—to two nurses; the nurses
doubtless thinking the children were safe from
harm, on account of the fire-place being pro
tected by a high lender, which was fastened to
the mantlepiece, locked the room in whicb
they were and went out ou the street. The
child two and a half years old,. left to itself,
attempted tor limb up on the fender for the
purpose of taking something off the mantle,,
and iv doing so, fell inside between the fender
and fire, and was thus roasted alive. The cook
heard the cries of Hie child, but having just
seen the nurse? In tbe room, concluded that
it was nothing serious j and thus the poor lit
tle creature was left exposed to a severe tire,
which soon reduced its body to a crisp.—A. O.
Delia. _
Tbagedt in New Oblean .—An affray oc
curred in the office of the St. Charles Hotel,
New Orleans, on the 13th inst., between Hr.
W. H. Peck and Charles 11. Harris, Iwo re
spectable planters, which resulted in the death
of the latter. There was an animosity be
tween them, and while Harris was settling
his bill, Peck entered,some words ensued,and
both drew iheir weapons. Dr. Peck, being
quicker, tired first. They exchanged shots
rapidly, until both revolvers were discharged,
when Harris ran into the private bar-room,
jumping over the counter, fell on the floor be
hind. Peck had dropped his pistol, and draw
ing his bowie-knife, billowed Harris closely.
He leaped over the counter, and lulling upon
his prostrate foe, seized him and stabbed him
repeatedly. Harris wax mortally wounded
and expired shortly after. He had received
seven wounds—three shots taking effect in the
right shoulder, in the left side between the
seventh and eighth ribs, penetrating the liver;
and in the breast, between tbe first and second
ribs. The stab wounds were, two in the left
shoulder, one in the left arm, and one in the
leftside, between the fifth and sixth ribs, pen
etratiug the lungs. Peck was not wounded.—
He remained iv the hotel until the police ar
rived when he surrendered, and was impri
soned.
"Vessel BruNT.—The steamer Louisiana,
Capt. Russell, on her way down the bay from
Baltimore to Norfolk, on Monday night, saw
a vessel on lire and sent a boat to afford relief.
The vessel proved to be the British brig Sylph,
from Trinidad de Cuba, loaded with sugar aud
tobacco and bound to Baltimore. The lire was
discovered at 11J£ o'clcck, A. M., on Monday,
having broken out in the bold, when the brig
was off Plum Point; and continuing to in
crease rapidly, the vessel came to an anchor
In six fathoms water. The schr. Lizzie Rus
sell, which came up soon after,
assistance she could, aud received ou board ihe
officers aud crew, with what clothing they
could save.
Frozen.—On Sunday night week, says the
Tappahaunock Southerner, as two valuable
negro meu, belonging to Hon. R. L. T. Beale,
of Weetmorelaud co, were attempting to cross
Nominy Creek in an open boat, they were be
set with ice and in consequence of the expo
sure were frozen to death. Col. Black well, in
attempting to go to their rescue was also
I caught lv the ice and barely escaped the same
melancholy fete—he reached shore, however,
having bis bands and feet frozen.
Death or a Veteran.—Col. Alexander R.
Givens, aged 79, died in Augusta county, Va.,
on tbe 20th nit. In the war with Great Brit
ain be was one of the first to start as a com
mander of nn Augusta company to serve bis
country in the tented field, and from his ear
liest manhood down to bis last hour he was
an active, useful nnd public spirited citizen
of the eonnty. _
Suicide.—Dr. KaufTman, a practising phy
sician of Algiers, near New Orleans, and en
joying a good reputation amoug all wbo knew
nira, committed suicide lately by shooting
himself iv tbs breast with a pocket pistol.—
The motives which prompted this act are un
known.
Rev. Wu. Caeey Crane.—Rev. Wm. Ou- i
rey Crane, of Miss., has been elected President
ot the'Mouut Lebanon University, Loui.i
aas, and bas accepted, lie bas, therefore, re
signed the Presidency of Semple Broaddus i
College Miss. j
It is stated that within tbe past week from
fifty to sixty men from Washington nnd Bal-
have gone South, abundantly provided
with arms. Tbey form n portion of a large
party whose declination is raid to bs Mexico,
to assist the liberal government.
D. T. Bsanrsgaid, of Baton Rouge, L.V, one
of the ancient landmarks in ths sariy history
Of »»• Btat%
COMDtTIOM Of THE ttRCtMU BANKS.
BANK OF THR COMMONWEALTH. 1
Rirauoaß. Jssnru)lß.lflM
His Ritesllsuey Jons Lctchus, Governor of
Virginia: . __, I
Dean Sis— l sncloss a compsrstivs statsmsnt of
tbs conditio of tbjsßank. on tbe Ist day «»//*■
usrj,l9».Bßd tbs Ist day>»f January. Mtt.*» d *»•
1
Statement showing tke Condition of tke Bank of \
the Commonwealtk, on tke UI day of January,
1860, and Ist day of January, IM9.
Rnsovacss. Jsb.,l_». Jan.. l«s.
Va. Bute Beeuri- J_> '____. _,_,_,__-. „
ties $589,375 00 $310,«1 w
Bills Receivable,
ssysbls in .Slate 631,130 38
Bills Ree'bis, pay- '__ ___ -__ ..,-«.,«
sbts out oi bists gRMI 6».7« « 841,898 ■
Perm'nt exseasea 4» 475 to 422 474 SS
Due by Banka. 4c c. 67.403 43 51,W 11
In Bank notes and
checks nn otf.er
Hanks out oi lbs
State KOOO
In Bank notes and
••hecks on other ~_ . -, „
B'ka in the Btato 78J87 31 »».«• 36
In told and silver
coin, fee .111.276 96 ... _ — __. __,{
901.990 XT »i*2<£
Profit and Loss ,1222?
Current expenses 3 * ao * *"
JfiSf) 741 80 733,377 40
CapUa?B'to T ck 9 : l,C7190f»00 417400 M
Circulation ,S SS 2
Individual deposita 2_» 653 W 156,709 62
Profit and lose 25.186 21
Unpaid dmdenda.™ 1060 00 ___!.
Pue Ac. W9.696 63 89.007 99
Cfrtiric-itea of deposit \\;i*s) 00
Discount and intereat and
exchange 16.284 iv
51.540.741 67 $733,377 40
The whole of the outstanding debt ia believed to
be £1 md.
Amount of exchange furnished during
the quarter 865 CSt so
Amount of premiums accrued theieon— 1 ; 515 so
Richmond, January 10 1360.
We. the directors of the Bank el the Common
wealth, do certify tho foregoing statement te be
correct, to ihe beatof our knowledge and lielief.
L. N URN ALLY. President.
THOS. W. .McCANCE,
A.F.HARVEY.
K.O NOLTING,
RO A. PAINK.
WM. PALMER,
W.ll. HAXaLL,
A. L. ELLETT.
Static of Viroisia—City of Richmond, to wit:
Th -day J. B. Morton. Cashier of the Bank of
the Commonwealth, came before me, a Notary
Public in and for this city, and made oath that the
I'..rejiio ii» statement ia correct and true, to the best
of hia knowledge and belief.
litven under my hand thia 10th day ij January,
18(50. JAS. D. SCOTT, R. P.
BANK OF ROCKBRIDGE,*
Lexinuton, Va., Jan. 2nd. 1360. (
To J\o. Letciikb. Esq.. Governor of Virginia:
Dear fir —Enclosed find statement of the condi
tion of this Bank to Ist inst.. compared with tbe
statement of the quarter ending Ist January, 1859.
Vory respectfully, your ob't ser'vt,
J. 11. M VERS, Cashier.
Statement of the Condition nf th-' Bank of Rod
briil-ie January, ISSO, Compared with the Quar
ter ending January Ist, 1859:
A*skTß: 1859. ISiiO.
State Bonds $125,000 00 $150 000 0&
Coin 26.67 08 11,62161
•Join in Bank Cemmoa
wealth for redempti a
of circulation 10 oi-*l 00
Notes ol other Bank*. .. £05 00 892 00
Bills and Notes Dis
counted 99.532 S7 125,953 01
Expense 284 06 316 77
Salary Moo oo 1,i50<0
Property 1,122 tt 2 140 39
James River and K. Co.
Interest 34.150 087 00
Due from Banks in the
State 25,087 tt 4,510 87
Due from Banks out of
the State 4 205 tt
$279 ,M S7 $314,477 18
Liabilities :
Capital Stock $106,800 00 $125 COO 00
Notes in Circulation 114.595 00 110 065 00
Deposits 40 415 82 60.750 Ir.1 r .
Discount and Interest . 7.8T2 46 9 320 T2
Exchange Btt 84 145 17
Contingent Fund 4.B _\ 1.0 6 250 o->
Profit and Lors Mm tt 713 00
Due to Bauks iv the
State 345969 1,000 00
Due to Banks out of the
State 36129 11203 82
$279,343 87 $.'514,177 ti
We, the undersigned Directors of the Bank <.T
Rockbridge, certify that, we ha*.;* examined the
cbove statement of the condition and staudiag of
said Bank, and believe the same to be correct to tiie
bast of oar knowledge. E F. PAXTON,
8. McD. MOORE,
A. 1.. NELSON,
HUGH BARCLAY,
D. L. HOPKINS.
Btatb or Virginia—Rookbridss C0..t0-wit:
This day. Jolin H. .Vlver.,. Cashier of the Brink of
Rockbridge, personally pppear»d before the sub
scriber, a Justice of the Peace for snid county, rind
uinilc oath that the above statement of the condi
tion oC _nd Bank is correct to the best ot ins know
ledge and \>e ief.
Given under my hand this 2d day. of Jan., 1860.
JAMES COUP TON, J. P.
MERCHANTS'BANK OF VIRGINIA,*
LtmIHBUBG, Jan. 5, 1860. S
Hon- John LsTcaxn, Geretaor ol Virginia :
Dear Sir:- 1 send you enclosed astatemei rof the
condition ol tins Hank on the 31st Deccu.bc: last.
X Yours, very respecttullv,
KO. C. MITCHELL. Cashier.
ent of the Merr'nan's' Rank of Virginia.
December 31st, IM9.
Luis:
stock ...$600,000 00
Circulation, for notes of the following
denominations:
Fives 49.010 00
les 610 00
ens 651 00
tits...- 661 00
ies 585 to
IS 110 61(1 CO
unties 1)1.440 00
tics 12.500 00
ndreds 22.400 00
308 37.i 00
Less rotes on hand 10 .570 00
204,800 00
Due to Depositors 107,080 70
Due to Banks 111 the State 5 016 25
Due to Bat ks out of the State... 2D 047 95
25 064 20
Contingent Fund 27,462 s2
Bonus to the State 1,250 00
State Tax ou Dividend 1,034 83
2,284 83
Dividend to Stockholders— 3>£ per cent.
on $443 500 16,522 50
$882 214 55
Assets:
Cash-Specie $42 622 04
Notes of other Banks of tho
Stite 3,891 67
46 613 71
Kills aid notes discounted 378 358 is
Bonds of the State deposited ia the Trea
sury 335.402 86
Premiums paid on same 34.449 48
E-ynchburg Corporation Bonda .touooo
Mo.chants' B.mk Stock 56.50" W
Suspended Debt and cost of suit 4.150 51
Koal Estate Banking House 6 424 70
Property of tho Bink 3.002 61
Due from Banks in the State . 7.683 M
Due [rom B.i.iiks out of the State 7.718 50
16,406 48
kxchanse bought during tho
?uarler, at rates varying
rom 'i percent, premium
to par $171,416 88
Exchange sold during same
period, at It per cent, pre
mium to par 167.186 99
$882,214 65
Comparative Statement of the Merchants' Bank
Of Virginia, on Mst December, 1859, with same
period in 1858.
Dec. 31.1868. Dec. 31,1869.
Capital stock $500,000 00 $50>>.000 00
Circulation 287 29110 204,800 00
Deposits. '_.284 46 11.7 o*o 70
Due from Banks 21.171 tt 16.406 48
Duetoßanks 10.077 17 2506120
State securities 4.'A.40t 46 335.402 tt
Discount 35883165 878,358 18
■Specie 68..V.5 45 42,683 04
Conungent fund 28 62189 27 462 32
Increase. Decrease.
Capital stock WJ 00 00 00
Circulation 00 00 $82 491110 1
Deposits 11.7'.«24 00 00 !
Due from Banka 00 00 5,7.;1 tis
Due to Banka 14,978 03 00 00
State securities 00 00 120,0 un os
Discount 19,62163 00 Oil
Specie 00 00 16,a-B 41
Contingent fund 00 00 1,169 67
C. R.SLAUGHTER, \
J. V. KNIGHT.
T»OS FERGUSON. I
H. O. BCIIOOLFIELD, !>Directors.
GEO. MJOTCKER, I
JOS. H.WILBON, j
M. HOLLINB, j
City of Lynchbubo, to wt :
Robert C. Mitchell, Caeher <." the Merchants'
Bank of Virginia, this day made oath before the
undersigned, a Justice of tne Peace in abd for said
city, tbat the foregoing statement of the condition
of "said Bank, on the 31st December laat, is true to
the Iwat of his knowledge and lie lief.
Given under my hand this ethdav ef January,
1860. BXM'L H. BHELTON. J. Peace.
SF.I.LINO UFP AT AND BELOW (OST
ON k MONTH LONGEK.-Having still on hand
a very heavy and well assorted stock ol GOODS. I
ahall continue to aell ofl at aad helow coat for cash,
one month longer, aad to make it mors attractive.
I shall introduce the balance of my SPRING
STOCK, comprising- many of ths host snd most de
al rabisa at* lea of Spring goods. I am determined
to reduce my stock at whatever sacrifice, aad in-
US Broad at.
*t. E .ISOTN. BtTTEB.F LOUR. fcc.-nimibs.
V fresh Venison; MO lbs. fresh Roll and Ken But
ter; m bbla Tennessee Family and Extra Floor;
lot btwhels fins Mercer P«»t»to*s ; * **V* Va *, Am ~
sb Chess* . Grst n andJUaok Ttae of fois anaUty,
for sub lew hi WM. G. OAN DHI D&E.
ja* -ts Sueoessor to Daadrflas fc Hurt.
J* HST HBSly VXD and for sale, as excel lea t
. _nttuM) ot KEROSINK OIL. warranted to hum
, 'ct«ft. Desk.
LOTTTERY DRAWING. '■
.^^^.—>»»*»■*»«> Vvr*; —•.-.»-- - L **""^
QFFICIAL DHAWINO
SPARTA ACADEMTICoTTERy OF GEOR6IA,
At Augusta, Georgia. SAT BR DA V, Jan. 11, UM.
WOOD, EDDY k CO., Managera,
Succeaaora to Samuel Suras *-<_>.
Nos. Prises/ Noj. Prises Nos. Prisas.lNos.Priiu_u
~~m mmm w*S* HJrSilf 1™ i
79 10010937 U00664 I»3M£ 160
253 8n0i0863 3000879 M»r
4M 400 -J3MS »«»-—- —
470 us 111*7 m. w*™ _r_\
tS w! : iim b f°s«* S
£» imiistt SS* 4l * S2«« W0
_S IS lima fe* vS 3 "* ?
741 1001MGS **\_Z___ Ho
ir*i «» um'*4627 *»!37:«9 1«
ifS UmmmiS ]«»2'C« 300 37.1,7 4110
i»« miisS «.£»; fflw »
ISS SftSS B** S IS!
7rt 2™o IS' 2 **' s » W " )! 383J7 SHI
115 2&252 tSC-' 298 >«*WB* ««
**2 SkSb mH** w !S»» 160
*«1 400,12503 *»,££« iiS
2211 60012591 uo
2SH 30012667 ***$£_ UO
sLq Suns mpum SEp^S l :m
97J1 mr >*138 S»B" B 2S**l * w
SS iSii 13062 lan:2«M 400i:«!»;7 150
fw s3*M« 4<lo 2r>7l>s tOOjaay-J 300
UtJ 300»3?05 10026791 <Oj
\\_m_ ___7 13200 300 26811 100139261 100
iimi mM 6oo;- —-— zzimmi 300
M9S SSk« 3-W2T015 100SWJ4 400
SS SPS*' 300 27019 £455 300
_S 600 ! '«« 100 27'»2t "SU?* *«"
52 &UMS 15027163 400.
vos 60027H2 400
S SSUMS 150,'27.M0 MCSSs; 400
S SSutt look's <«>■ 40235 400
55 SUSS 16.. £7» lf«> 40410 400
£2 l"i 222 KS*** 600
•N-U 300 I * lol 300,27827 IW>!4O7'.U 160
10-. 41.71*9 100
r™ 14348 300 aw 40*7 150
XO 1 ' ,ai '28169 300.10.*:S 16u
BOojlgM ■Uo_ .al 100,10661 400
i5!15144 300 41037 150
JSelijem wSJm uo
!»«•«• 100 28.12.1 150 41322 800
«17 JffliefW lU>.t, 5J7 400
4773 4nol&7*!> J01.Z86.1 100|414U6 i«>
_ m 300,15012 10,141651 150
4824 600«-— ;;: 300
4595 IWIUOm l'*>Z>;7s.i 4i.u,Hi!lf 300
jyjs ls " lfil02 30o'nai7 300
5114 mWSSI 52 *WU 300! —
579 S3U<» H MM 400
6216 300lM«» 2* 29137 400 42501 300
6272 50016953 90*0898 40012505 100
6283 58 251278 500 42i»81 300
6>ao mmm iso*»o2 uo
6523 30*17384 40(|297_i llh. 42<00 100
tern roo*ww US
6517 30" 174(54 400 4:j754 ,°
50.-13 15. fj-S 300 3012*5 300.127H8 100
5811 300ITW1 40)'30433 60042.-35 .SOO
5!*32 300J77Ts 10O'*'i« 3001Z819 400
nrnn uM.tMes Uw
ft»o KN)! rig 180»514 400 43157 UO
iUi SOOItmS 150»-'.y7 300 41317 400
eou H _b»ra6 10013440 400
MM 100 150 307*» UO 13660 liO
6102 300'i8tM MO3OBSB UO 11163 150
»'.14(1 m\l____\ 400-0-70 100 444W 300
6159 eCOTSS Ss»l7 100H5O8 300
6UB 150 i-745 MSWSI 150 14714 100
6i19 40«l'-.9;« ]()il -14926 100
toM fimi- 31023 150
HI 19013 5,1,131047 100 46611 150
I \SS 100 3112S 100 457.W 500
iS 61.3H.T3 aWSKM 100
' inn ajmS-Ws" 300, —
Ml. SU »'*o7 160 46013 300
9 19542 10031423 100 X 0.12 150
'»iii.« snuSMSg : J ooniio'J 168
i>i'i7i7 11031564 aos.mom
•19826 _§Lstm 300 46281 UO
ii- 1 Z. 31618 400 462K1 400
020060 ioo-'»«s3 *004.ye.0 uo
-»«W 150 «W 150
7602 400 20*17 SO©* 3 " 6 " 410 40*129 400
7672 MS «03«s 80032106 150 4W79 100
7755 llX»2oi"% 400 ■'52527 160 47112 3mJ
7 919 160ai«)l S»auss mean 100
7946 ufrSXli 40047539 100
7957 150 .527-7 400 17413 150
■ ■ \___s_ 300 31903 150 47584 400
8029 160 3M 47t »0 <°0
8202 100 21-116 3(X)'53012 SW47*. 150
830 150 21435 601)33114 lO.IHW 179t8 300
[ 8316 150 2151') 3003.3198 300
§I,N1 ,N, 21R1S 4tt)3-'*s7l 100 48076 150
mSJeSBI 300 ; »73i 300 181 JO 400
400 215.J4 SSS3BM 100 48204 600
2101(1 300 3.-Hl7 500 4 .ti!« 600
mthstA n»33su soo»a»»if 400
Kj— _»S mtmm tm
100 8M 150 4 " 172S :,c, o
100 22716 150 34126 Mggg *g
Mm imam i.'o
1592 1W122755 150 31559 500 4;0l9 £00
WS MOaBSS 400 31615 4001* 1 } I 400
22965 SW34BN ,'W)I-'li" UO
HS6S 160 229..W 1 500 34aSS 400 4:Ti i l 300
mm mmm i50:;5i26 v-wj-o-, m
300 23174 400 35163 300 4915, 400
10194 MSatU IW3SIM 100 49986 4(0
10467 smauo U0 35.59 tmmm* iso
AI'i'HOXIMATiON PRIZES.
Nos. riUsslWoß Prizes Nos. Puzos
7224 UMtSBM 225 22'<;9 UOpSHB 3 0
7225 16019171 21! 122970 MWBOB4 300
7227 UW19171 200 259 . 400U088 300
7228 16.16174 UO 53033 45038U1 350
22.-V19.75 200 25934 SOO33US 260
tjUt 226 229615 1» 23936 400331U 260
12658 226.122967 100 26081 300 33146 2.'#
CoMMlssioNKß*.' CKRTiIfiCATE.—The under
signed.sworn Pommiasiowtiri to Bsserintsad tlia
drawing of the Searta Acudein.v Lotten , do herebj
csrtifj that the above is an iiecurnte list ol the
nnnibers ami prizes as they were drawn by us this
day, Jan. lltu, UGH. ;it Air usta. .Ga.
£:F.^AS R
Sworn to and subscribed 1.-fore me.
ExPf.ANATtoN.—The lelt hand row in each of the
above columns contain the numbers which were
drawn from the wheel. The amount opposite each
nmiilier is the prize which tiie unrulier is entitled to.
it your number is not in tiie list, and does not end
in . *our ticket in a blank.
All tic. eta where the number ends in 3 are en
titled to $20 in addition to an; other prize which
the above drawing may entitle it to. Halt, quarter
and eighth tickets draw tbeir proportional i art.
Certificates of packages are entitled to all they
draw over the 920 prizes. Halves, quarters anil
e.„iitl;■- ;n proportion.
LAW AND MEDICAL CARDS.
. HAWKSR.SUTTON, ATTORNEY
AT LAW AND NOTARY PI'BLIC—
Practises in all the Courts iif the city of Richmond
and the counties of Henrico nnd Oooehlaud. Office
corner Bank and 11thstreets. Richmond, Va.
la, 12-3 m*
, A t'ARD. --The undersigned hive thia
__ day foreied a co-partnership iv the prac
tice of MEDICINE and BURGERTT
F. II Ot-ANK,
January 4, I*W. EDWARD C. DREW.
DR DREW will continue to occupy his office on
Main street,opposite the American Hotel,
ja •—dlwAt3mw2w
LEE A PLEASANTS. ATT 0 R
NEYS AT LAW. Practice In the Courts
held in Richmond, Henrico. Goochland and Han
over.
As Notaries Public and Commissioners of Dee.: .
Ac, they are authorised to take Depositions, Affida
vits, Acknowledgments of Deeds, Power*- ..1 Atu»t
aey, Billb of dale. Ac, to be lined or recr.rde-J ;n tie
several States and Territories oi the I nion. '
Office on Uth st., 3d door irom Mam.
,f AR KE I'O IN Di: XT E It, ATTO X
NEY AT LAW, RICHMOND, VA.,w;ll
practice in the city ol Richmond and in tho comi
ties of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia. .
in Lisle's Buildini*., corner ol Main and
Uth streets.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
READ & JETER.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Rk-kmont*. V A.,
Give attention to the sale or TOBACCO, WHEAT.
CORN. Ac, and respectfully a..icit eonsijrnmenta.
"WILLIAM JKTER. 'ate of Clarksvilie,
N. C RK AI . late ni Barlcedale 4c Read,
jat—dlmcwsm '•
CARD.— Theauliacriler Mke* this method of m
formint ims and the public tint he has ea
iah!islie<iliiitt*ella«aMKHCH.NDlZKlJßOKKß
AND GENERAL COMMISSION MKROHANT.
He will attend to the purchase and aale of Mer
chandize generally; also, Flour. Whaat Corn. To
-1 >aceo, anil all descriptions of Country Produce.
Hn» special attention will be to all business
entrusted to hia care. From hia lon<i business
experience he hopes to meet with a libera! share of
publio patron .se. He refers, by permission, to
Lewi* lVk«i, Em., \
Messrs. Oi-.vlop, Mon. i kk A Co., I Riobrao'd,
" EDJio::a, Davbnpobt A C 0.,,' Va.
•* Bacon A Baskkkvii.i..' j
" Betas*, Tusurr* Holmes,/ Bl!hmnr ,
" Spbbcb A Rkid, i Ba.timore
** Twkai k Co., Philadelphia.
Thomas Monakan. Kb.., New York.
WM. 8. ROYSTER,
Office cor. of Cary and Va. atreeta.
Richmond, Nov. Ist. 1859.. no I—ta
fTEURGE DARBY. Manufacturer's A. ant for !
VJT the sale of DOORS, SASH, BLINDS.
MOULDINGS, te. Alar*eassortment constant
ly on hand. Orders, by mail or otherwise, promptly
attended to. No. 13, Governor afreet, Pu hiiiomf.
Va. Young's celebrated Smooth-Sawed SHINGLE
MACHINE put up in any part oi the State, at
short notice. n tt-*** _
VJAKHLK WOaH>.
JOHN W. DAVIKS.
MARBI.S MASON.
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE, »TH STREET,
RICHMOND TA.,
MONUMENTB.TOMRS. HEAD PIECE*.
MANTLES, FONTS, fc.
uy First Premiums awarded lo tke yi riiaia Af
ricultursl Society and Mechanics' Institute,
JAMES Is. lIRO W _E'»
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9th atreet. next to the Mechanics' Institute.
;RON RAILINGS, VERANDAHS, 3ALCO
MIES. CHAIRS. SETTEES, ie.; also. Gratia*.
Vault and CsjUar DOORS, and every piker kind of
IRON WORE for ornamental aad bmU.nr? pur
poses, ju«nufaotured st snort notice. .
ta. Particular attention fiven toeaclosisc Atrial
Lots tn tbe city and country.
H~~ ONEV. HONEY, HONEY.-Jiwt revived
direct from Shu west another auptr.lv of pare
Hoaej. For safety E. J.f'ICOT.
ser. qth ssd Main am,
f|ATMUCAL !r I hays is stimuuaarßiijßslaat*
>/ (rash, BSurßaly-aroaadOat Mssl.aad tor a .c
hmrky T.TPICOTToi*. MaisandlTthsta. i
__BH_b BSVATD FOR SAUL
S'"
ABRtANO.—Bavinf.urtwe lend thsn I eun
ssltrvßte. or hays one for. 10»f
tbe Tract of tAJJD _»__**___*__***} *%*££_ ?&*
was owned by W. B. Oiera. d«'d, adioinißC tbe
lands of J. H. lltuut and Setnple Ellen, end tbe
tr.ict on which I reside, situated on South Anna
"v«. about half a mils from Ellett's Turnout on
tbe Richmond. 1 redenoltsbnrgand Potomra Rail
i..ad, snd two noles irom Ashland, andl contains
1-iiTJ acres, one fourth In Wiiod.snd has on it a
dwelling-house with six rooms, snd out-booses,
and a good spring. iii„i..y,.M,'
If i...tsold er.vatelr, I will
i.ior.Bt A.hlami. "n>K^/ F SDAY. tbe»tbdsy
ol January, lawr. Of fair; if not. the next fair day.)
Air. Cha.tain White, the attorney in raet lor
Hyper's heirs, will aell at the ■»«?«i' I Pf.*™2i t *
acres of land, that waa once a part m "••■_ }___*___ .
'IVs ...-One-third caah. and the balance on a
credit ol one and i**« interest from
d.ile. jj»\ l/-jKwldsl WM. _____ WUUU.
LAND _¥*»* V'J&Lwa
SaPothr for sale privately, sar large an<|«jn» •
*****ThXh*n\wi\AW, Mtantsd jb P'Hf'lV.ai
eonniv. aUwtous mile and a half from DanvUls,
ar.l lying eligibly.v. »n tbe waiera ?f«kndy*nd
Dan rivers, at the intersection of tne two. it con
tains about 3U acres, of which 6*S are cb area
andinaiineatate of cultivation. The to_mn._aat
it u.\\ heavily timbered, and tha proceeds el the sate
oi the timber aione would lie found very remune
rative. The Sand iaof the best quality for raising
tobacco and other products of this section in gene
fa i .lan oiler Tor sale that valuable property k«r>wn
as WILSON'S FKRHY. ball arm le *lwee Dan
ville, and upon the wagon-road from Danniie to
Henry and Western Httsyhraaia. In connection
with the Ferr». 1 wilt se'l a small TRAO T Ot
LAND, containing about 12 scresof fine river low
trounds, suitable for a market garden, or a amall
"er ions wishing to purchase any of thia property.
will pieaae address me at Danville. Va.. and I will
take pleasure in showing the property, or giving
any further information. GiO. r. \v iusuh.
FOR RENT .AND SALE.
j*. shop Ron>is and water pow-
EftTFR FOR RENT.—We bave for rent three
fckxHOOMS. fronting inimedi.-itoly on the Canal.
eiebt* feet lon/ «n«l fit>v wide, with WA IT-.K
I'OWi-.R-the BUILDING being of the most im
proved Rnd substantial construetien, with slate
roof, and v.! suited for naanfaotsr.ne purposes.
Parties desiring to locate themselves windowed to
cull and examine k CO..
deZB--ts Tredewar Iron Works.
_+*, FORREVrT-FHOTOGRAFH and FINE
f!;YiART GALLERY over Johnson * Hnnnsod,
iajal. \o. 77 Main street, formerly Wlnteburst s
Gillery. with two fine any -liaata, and is in tvs ba-
Biness portion of the city. Apply to __~,„,,
nol9-ts JOHNSON &HARWOOD.
i*. WM, mWWT-'-AbssementSTOßE-ROOM.
rear of Messrs. Johnston * Brans lord s
"•its-warerooms, and fronting in Lombard} Alley.—
Rent moderate. Possession ™ onmed.atcly.
auMB RKST.-For rent. PROM|SIONAL ■
KKaOFFICK or LODGING front
"iialroom over Ihe subscriber's store. Possession
given immediately. Applj to „.„„..,
not-ts JUAN PIZZINI, Wo. Ml Mam St. ;
Vh, FORREST- The upper part of the HOUSE
fipcorner of Main and 11th streeta, next to Ame-
ALSO—The three-story Brick BUILDING on j
11th, betWeeU Ma 'MARCI'S y HAR e fo
0c26-ta 176 Main atreet.
MEDICINES. _ |
11 ELMBOLD*» KXTR At T Bt}. Hi .
si. HELMROLD'H EXT. ACT BUCHU,
HELMBOLP'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCfll .
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, ,
The Grant Diuretic, The Great Diuretic, .
Tiie Ureal Diuretic, The Oreat Diuretic,
The Great Diuretic, Tiie Oreit Diuretic,
The Great Diuretic, The Great Diuretic,
A i)i>sit!\e ai,d *pec:lie remedy for .1 meases oi the |
' Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy,
Bladdnr. Ku!nc)B, Gravel, Dropsy,
Bladder, Ki<liie*s, Gravel, Dropsy,
Bladder. Kidneys. Gravel, Dropsy,
AND ALL DISEASES OF THK j
Sexual Oresns, SexnajOrrans, Sexual Organs.
HELMBOLD'S BXTRACTOF BUOKII
Is a certain,safe and apesdy cure, from whatever
cause tliey may bare originated and no matter of
How Long Standing, How Lone Standing,
How Long Standing, How Long Staadiac,
How Long Standing, How Standing.
It is taken witli-uit Hindrance lioiii Business,and
little if any change ofdiet.
Is pleisant :ri its taste nnd odor,
And immediate in its action.
Ifyouare .utlerin? withan> of the almvedistress
ini ']l l^;^! j?p K THK REMEDY AT ONCK,
PROOURB THK KKMKOY AT ONOK,
PROCURE THK RKMF.DY AT ONCE,
HELM HOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
As a medicine winch must benefit everybody, from
the simply italicize to tiie conlineil and desi-airins
invalid. jnfm f s to BE FOi'ND.
No EqUAIi IS TO BR FOUWD.
N') EQUAL 18 TO BB FOUND.
Price Bl rer bottle, or six forJf*: delivered te
any (Hfdraas. Prepared '» 11. T. H KI.MBOLD.
Depot, ltd .South Tenth at., below Chesnut,
For side wholesale and retail by
FISHER A- WIHSTOH,
Dmgsiats and Apotheeiriee,
■, x 17 -jy v:> Mflin str-et.
r\D.uooi.LA:\s>s ohrmaM iiTTRma
DR. HOOFLAND'.*BAI.SAMIC CORDIAL,
The great stan<ir-r<l r.i:il>z*nes Of I'te present ago,
hare ceeutVad their great popularity only through
years of trial. Unbounded satisfaction i* rem'ered
by them in al! cases,and measspN sSWS#rsusuu«ld
them Kortky. _ . __. , .-_„
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN
DICE, DEBILITYOF TftE NEB V 0 US
SYSTEM, DISEA S I- S OF
THE KIDNEYS,
and all diseases arising from a disordered liver or
weakness of the slornack and digestii c organs, are
speediui and permannntU cured by the bBRMAN
The BALSAMIC CORDIAL hasimtouir*da rrpu
tat ion surpassing of any similar preparation
extant. It uill cure, wimoui rsiL, tne mo*.t se
vere, and lont standing ~__„ -~_,
COUGH, COLD, OR HOARSjIVKSS, BRON
CHITIS, INFLUENZA, CROUP. PNEU
MONIA, INCIFIENTCONS UMPTION,
and has performed r»t most aston.shi:ig cures ever
town 0/ ( . oNFia j lF7) CONSUMPTION!
A _tw ilos*s i-M alsu at one* check and curt th*
most se -t-e. DIARRIiiEA dint from Cold IS
Ti.K Bowels. '
Th>■'■* medicines areprerriTcJ. o_/ Dr. C. M.Ja.-*s
so.n k Co., Nv. 113 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa„
and are sold !■_ druggist* und OSUHM is medicines
tmetyiekere, at 76 tent*per loi'U. The signature <f
C. M. JacxsoU wi»l be on tiie outside wrapper of
tarn I: tilt.
In ttie Almanac published nanus ley o. iktpro
t-tutors called Evekvsoi,v's Alm.'.nac, you mill
knd testimony and cumrtendatory notices from ail
parts (if the country. These. Almanacs art given
uweii'by all our agents.
PURCELL, LADD k CO., Agsnts.
je 11— dAowly Richmond, va.
1 IN THE WORLD!
The 1-est COUGH SYRUP in the world is
HARTSHORNE'3 PECTORAL [SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY.
This article is prepared by a chemist, and is pro
nounced by medical men and those wlio have used
,t, to lie ths l*ebt preparation for COUGHS, COLDS.
CATARRH. BRONCHITIS. HOARSENESS,
SORK THROAT FROM A COLD, and a preven
tive of that lion ofdJBsussa.CONSUMPTION.
Pertioiis who sinr{ should use it. It is pleasant to
'he taste. so!?en.-. clears and strengthens the voice,
allays ail irritation of the throat and iuu, . i.iv!
prevents takiint cold.
U^.Bottles 2."* and 50 cffr.rs ard *1.
NTil.—lf you ars bilious, and nave a bad old.
use HARTOHORNE'S PH.I.S.
i'liey remove ail bile and co:,t3 from tne system.—
Twenty five cents a box. Sold by all in
Riohmond. :_ se,6^ 6 ' n ._
a ViItr.INI A RE.IH.UV.-M KH. DAWS'
l\ COUGH Ki.fX.IR, one ol the best kUOVUrSßßß
dissfor COUGHS and COLDB, ha» tmen in use in
Richmond ami its vicinity for tiie oast fifteea or
twenty years, and has always proved efficacious in
Counim and Colds. Tbe following certificate was
voluntarily given by Rev. Mr. Wile*? in 18M :
Bowling Obxxb, Carolixe. March ». IDM.
Mr C. C. Walter—Dear Sir: I tatd pleasure in
mforniing *ou that," Mrs. Daws' Cou;h Elixir," I
I hashed of you, has acted like a charm upon my
) daughter, when she had t!ie Whoojiin.: Couirn
bad. I l.ay* used it a>Uo vi cases ol Colds, siz
ed with severe songbiag, aud in every case the
i happy results have been produced. I reeard
preparation as an exoellent medicine, and in
uUt'uieiit no i'amily oai-lit to be without it.
A. Wlr»,
Pastor of the M. E. Church, South, on the Caroline
Circuit. Va. Conf.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. Daws, Fisher k Winston.
Milispaujjh « Johnston, J. W. Garlic*, E. J. Pioot,
A. Bodcker and Cl.as, D. Vale. Richmond,
RL'PTt'RKt I'REUFOR FIVE DULLAKS
—DR. SHERMAN'S sreat radical Cure Truss
oar now be had for only five dollars. Every medi
cal man who has examined tins iratrument, pro
nounces it superior to all others. If desired, we
will cheerfully refer to any of ;he very numerous
persons wbo have been thoroughly cored by this
Truss. Persons ownin* va'.iiabieelavesthusafflict
ed, should procure one. tney bein? so durable, and
the cheapest ir. Hie and. We will send this Truss
to aa] part of tbs countr> I.y Express or mail.
For the Truss, or Lafsnaauon oonesrmnii it. ad
dress C. C. JACKSON.
No. 17 .Van. atroel, Richmond, Va
Persons Lot kaewtai us, can send their mono* to
an>' Sterns ant or friend ;u thisofty.
The Truss oan >-c bid also at Messrs. MEADE k
BAKER'S and MILLSPAUGH k JOHNSTON'S,
Druggists. my t— ly
MEDM AL CAR D.-Dr. PLUM B ofbn his ser
vices to ths puboc in the treatmentoi all secret
disvases. Twenty years' practice in the above
branch gives Dr. P. a claim to public favt.r.-Ortice
on Franklin street, near the Bxei::.ii,e Hotel, and
third house lielow Trinity Church, rame slue. Al
▼ayson band,asnppiv oftbe "CHEMICAI EX
TRACT OF FI/OWf.Rd;" one of the very best
renovators for weakened sarts bow known. Medi
fs sent to ordsr. All oommr nioatious by letter
tberwiae vromstlr stUndsi to. Richmond. Va
OTICE-TO FAi.MKRB AND ME»-
CHAKTH WHO IHE AND DEAL IN
GROUND PLASTER.-We would sail yonr spe
cial attention to oar stock, now in band, of tbs
best WINDSOR SOFTRi-UE IL ASTER, sur
obssed witb sseeial rsferenea lo tbe interest ef tbe
Carater and tbe trade generally.
. From ojjr loair »ipenenca in tha business, ana cir
imr ituur personal attention -see.ng tbatevet) bar
rel is and in good shisptng order, aad
tM Plaster tburounbi) ynKertasd—we haaani no
tbtagia saying inst it u»U lv to jour interest to
give ns a call. Farmers sending bags will bs fur
nished at one dollar Isss per ion. A liberal d is
count to tbe trade. Reference*--! .liiu.*d,Da*BU
port k Co. Jas. T. Butler, and otber merobaat .
J. k H. F. SHARP. Steam Piaster MM,
cu-m- .w* South Bids of tbe Dock, Ricbiuond.
BELVIDERE MAN^^CTl^ijJ^Ww
*__**____*J_9m, firuiabsd at sbort aotise. Css.
oe iUy ew. whiwiblp, ttm'x,
fS9HBHBTO FAMEN»" IRSIOOU.
nKS_SWI*So|Ne NCRTH.-NP,W AR.
Sife?s -eEEATW'niBE)' ■«?■-£»
--(Snudsy maht eiesstodi h*»* wJL
'«^,'Tga£?wfSS^S:
Creel aad Washington, oyer the Nm*"** "si/j-Il ,
ericksbert A Potomao Railroad, to the ratsnwtm
miles, and by a»l^id^cc*«n.rUWe
steamers thesce to Wsehisstos. 1"?
siilesin ssvsn hoars; betag * somfortubls and per
fectly safe rate of speed. ■ - _ _ __.
Bonn ot departure: WS, A. M., and MB. T.JA.
BAGGAGE, under • barge of Special A«snte,
CH EC X ED THROUGH to Wssbiagtos, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York. _______ _.
Tsaocan Ticxbtb can bs secsred st the follew
inf rates _ ___, ■___■ . _,_ M
To Baltimore, ST 00 ToVsshiMtam.. ff «•
Philadelphia a to New York. H W
Cincinnati 33 W St. Louis 2 X I
Columbus. to tt Chicago * JS
Indianapolis....» 00 Pittoborf WW,
Cairo MX LonisvtHs. **_
Dayton..-: S » Decatur »»
Jefferson villa .. .25 75 Newark 1* »
Rock Island 33 00 Vinoennes to to
Zaneaville 18.0| , „ ...
Fnssencera breakfaat and sup at Ashland and dfns
on board the comfortable steamer between Acquis
Creek and Washington. . . . __
Rl. For further information, apply stthiaoßcs,
Broad street. Shoekoe Hill. • __, _ ____.
J AS. B. WINSTON, Gen'l Ticket Aft
Sau'lßctit.i Sup't. _
— RICHMOND AND VORa
IjiASM BRIVER KAILROAD.-On and
MONDAY. Decemlier 19,
1-369. the regular Paesenuer Train will leave Rich
mond daily (except Sardaya.lat Mi A. lv. Will
I'ive White House daily (except Sundays,) at 3
P. M.
Tho Accommodation Train will leave White
House TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS at 8 A. M.;
Richmond, TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS at 1
P M. -
Paasensore for Norfolk and River*Landtnes leave
Richmond Tueaoaya, Thursdays and Saturdays, at
6 _, A. M., connecting with steamer Curtis Peck,
Capt, Thos. M. Soutlntato. Returning, the Curtis
Peck leaves Norlolk Mnndava. Wednesdays mid
Friday a, at 6. A. M. Fare to Norfolk or River
Landiiua, ,*i2. Passengers breakfaat and dine on
bo-ud the steamboat. lioth wa>B.
I'assen .era lor Kin? and Qnees Court-House.
Urhauua, Northern Neck and Baltimore, leave,
Richmond Tueadayaand Fridays, at 6,'iA M.
ptissengera for K-m William Court House and
Walkerton. leave Richmond Mondays ssdTbU*s
days, at 6), A- M. Returning, leave Walkerton
same days at 2K P. M.
Through freight forwarded either way daily.—
Wav freight forwarded either wiTt*?**}*** '» nd
Saturdays. R.THARP.
de 16—ts Superintendent.
OFFICE RICH'D A PETERSB'G R- R. C 0.,.
Richmond, Va.. Nov. S«th. I*9 <
1 , ■_,-,,,. , CHANGE OF HOl'R*.
hml "i '---- FKIHAI. ihemtti.
■4jcsE.?S_c^_Hr?th e Trains oa this road will
leave aa follows: *
LE-.VK KICHMOND TOR PKTBBSBCBS
Express, daily, except Sundays, at ... .4-30 A. WA,
Accommodation, daily, except Sundays,
a j m SWA..-.
Maiiidaiiya.'.'.'.'.'. 2 6a P.M.
I.KO'R PKTKRSBCRO FOR RICHMOSD.
Express, daily at. . 3.45 A.M.
Accommodation, daily, except Sundays,
a i 3.00 A.M.
Mail, daily. except Bun*ivs, at ,600 P. M.
Passengers Tor Clo-er Dill will t*.ke the hxpress
Train on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYSI er BAT
URDAYS. T.H. W\NNfc,
______-m euysiislnuusst.
i OFFICE R. A I). R. R..1
Ri'-iiMonu, Oct. 27. 1359. I
■ I fiItKAT SiillTliWMT
fci^!3_E!r"3e»*S|atoarrangement, tha Richmond
and Danville. South-Side, Virginiaand Tennessee.
Kant Tennessee and Virginia, Kant Tennessee sea
• and Memphis and Charleston Railroads
have entered into an agreement to pasa ,t>
Children under three years of age. vasK.overtrteir
respective roads, to take effect on and alter Novem
l*r Ist. 1533. _ , __ ..
To persons trading in Nc crocs. and others, this
route . .lets advantages n .surpassed by any other.
For further particulirs, api.U nt the Ticket Of
fice, Richmond and Danville Railroad, Richmond.
0c27-dta _ d. CAM PBELL, Sup't.
FORm Oil FOLK. OLD
ly&;3gSllS&3Kri poi ,vr an n ii a m i"ioj<. - i,*r-
E*-Z??M-_7*s»'-rg OU s, I ..te*id.ng to visit either or
all of the aliove-mentioned places, will find the moat
direct,expeditious and eoimortasie route via the
KICHMOND AN D PETERSBURG and the NOR
FOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILROADS. At
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company s
Onice. in Riclouoml. THROUGH TICKETS will
1« sold at the following rutes:
For Norfolk; first class passengers $5.25
[><i. Second do. do 2-1*
For Oh. Point or BsasptSU, return ticketa tor
the round trip good within 16 ilaya ; firat
class piwisengers 5.60
Second do. do 2 »*
Straight ticketa: firstclssa 3-26
Do. second do 2.25
These fares embrace the Steamboat eharee from ,
Norfolk to Old Point, and they cover all expense
attending ths transfer of Paaaengera and
between depots ia Petersburg and from the Cars
upon tl»e Steamer at Norfolk.
At Norfolk, the Cats connect directly witn a
Steamer, which has bees engaged to run in sou
ne tion with the Norfolk and Peteraburx Railroad.
There is no detes or in. ouvesieseS iv this change.
Pai ~*i.?ers Btsp from the Cars up.vi ti.fltf?te.'uiier'S
las.sen, r ers by this route leave Richmond at 4:30
A. Si., and breakfast in Petersburg; at 6, reach Nor
folk at HM* ami land at Old Point or Hampton at
12 M.. allowing ample time lor aJlpreUminari room
ii mm omenta and a SALT WAT bH BATH before
d>nner.
Passengers by this route have the privilege ol re
maining over in Norfolk and gom? to Old Point or
Hampton in the Sftenmou or by the same boat next
Passengers RETI'RNINtr from OM Point and
Hampton, leave Old Point St 8:15 A. M.,aud Hamp
ton at 7:46 A. M.. Un each c.nse after the regular
breakfast.) reach Norfolk st Ut, leave Norfolk at 1
P. M.j arrive in Petersburir .14-25. and in Kichmond
StRSa i. M.,in time la connect with the trams
going on west ftan.c evening.
BjaL.BAUGAUE CHECK ED THROUGH.
WILLIAM MAHONE,
Engineer and Sup't N. A P. R. R.
rVOVSLINE.-Theonlyresularline FREIGHT
v/-BOATS from RICHMOND to LYNCHBURG,
three tinies a weak, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
Boat TKMPEST.'Capt. John Donald.
Boat JA.S. J. IKBY, Capt. Wm. R. WooD^OU.
80-it MERCHANT, Capt Gso. C. Latuß.
•;..ai BRISTOL, Capt. Cbub. J. JoubsoS.
Boat OLIVIA. Ciipt. Jno. A. JoUBSOB.
Bout ELLA SCOTT, Capt. Wm. Clevblasd.
These Boats nre all of the first class, and com
manded by suiUaul ami experienced Captains, and
leave promptly asadvertised. Tiicsn'oseriber.thar. -
ful for past tavoraso lilw rally lie*.owetl.f..r the past
three years, begs a continuance of the same.
Till. ADAM.*' i:.\Fßi;.S.lt'Otl.
PANY, 131 Main St., h'./ini* resume.)
'their STEAMSHIP EXPRESS to and
from NORFOLK, PETERSBURG and RICH
MOND by Steamera JAMESTOWN and ROA
SOKE, which leave NEW YORK every V, ED
KESDAY and SAT PR DAY, and thence by KAIL
ROAD to WEI,DON. WILMINGTON, LYNCH
BURG. SALEM.WYTHEVIT,I.E.and the princi
pal pkicesm VIRGINIA and NORTH CAROLINA,
are now prepared to forward, with . reat disparch,
at reduced rates,every kind of Merchandize. Valu
able Parcels. Jawalr*,. Ac. to the aliove-named 01
--ties, and all phases on the seaboard.
Our Express on the Steamships will lie acroin
pained by SPECIAL MESSENGERS, who wii.
KISS their personal attention to the careful handtirc
of/nods entrusted to the A DAMS' EX PRESS CO.'S
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS.
Shippers wili please take notice that packages to
fioints in Virginia and North Carolina will be sent
if -.earners, unless ntherw.se marked.
Freight received, on day of sailing, until So'olk
p.m. j. l. Mcdonough,
A rent of Adams' Express Co.
SPECIAL NOTlCE.—Exsrsss paeka.es for Nor
folk Petersburg. Richmond, arid all places in Vir
rinia and North Carolina, intended for shipment ly
Steamsliipa ROANOKE and JAMESTOWN, wifl
hereafter I . received by the ADAMS' EXPRESS !
COMPANY, wiioare the authorized agents for Ex- '
pre.-.s privileges ob these ships.
Office of the New York and Virginia Steamshis
Company. LI- DLAM k PLEASANTS, Ag'ta.
]— j-, VfUNCASMBBB BJK«
*M\i nir'Ai b.s thanks to hia friends
ar..l customers |o*r their patronare i
in ths UNDERTAKING BU SINKS* lor ih' . Uei I
ten years. He is prepared to furnish COFFINS ol
all sues and qualities, to suit the eir.-umt. vioea oi
as who foalsiasessd to bury their frien.'s ,en»ee'Jy
He hae a fin* HEARSE, with ilaaa windows
SERVANTS' COFFINS of all sisss; Mm
SHEETS SHROUDS. Aeon Hand, a" the'eorner
of Franklin and IHth streets.
JEREMIAH SATTERWHITE.
&ns>—rai" Agent for John Nbtti.bs.
W 7, "7"niiP WmnK * ray KH * stl R
mmtmmammw undertakers,
Goveruorstreet,between Mam and Praakl.n. Rich
mond, Va.,
Keep constantly on hand ail kinds of read*/ naA*
COFFINS ASD METALIC BURIALT/sE§T
r J9s. .RAIUALEBV A Nil HAR.I.A.
l__*_W_T U» Vi n< purchased nf Mr C. I. Bit.mvN
rafts fcwnS 1 '? f V' ,| " ,r . SAUD, ' hR V. UAH
** NESS.etc., 1 tahe this method ci inborn
. .r v H* n* 1 * uatrons an,l tii« pui.be ecierals
t.iat I ahaJl continue ths businesa at Mr. EL'sold
a<aiid. on Franklin auect bstueea lAtii ami KSiii,
Ti"! iTv bHTX' 1 " n ' ,;in - *,-«^> l !,Btoek of SA DDLERV,
HARNESS. :e., suited to ti,» trade 1 will man
nlaeture tbe celebrated BALDWIN COLLAR
which n warranted not* to chafe or gall the liorae.
and will fi.i all orders for artiolea.in my line of
laiainaas, either wholesale or retail, with prompt
nrtas anil on lair terms. Country merchants and
others wishing to purcli*M. are invited to call end
examine jfay stock. I will ala-i have REPaIKINU
of every kind done, in ths best manner and tt mod
erate ..anas. WM. F. MITCHELL.
I v retiring from the Saddlery snd Uarrieee buai
neaa, I retuin my thanks to tbe public for their lib
•**>»•**«»•»«•• nnd Uhs Slsssem iv commending
ilit&U *¥******* ■» sueesmst. Mr WM. K.
MITCHELL, who has bean In my employ a« Sa
permteudsat for the peat sight years, snd is iv
avery way dsserring their confidence.
comfort, cannot be surpassed. v w
J*Jh** ,
•AM»LiB. COTTH .LL*
WS*t^k\mt ut *\
Wholeaale aud retail. •
, ___. srvukn^miit.
trial,* prove by esr wwk
HATB. CAPS. BOOTS, * a
Bfaetariß-t saUbOahmen!. we h% v , fiS,r?'J3i
Ws will undertake to waks work oi ; ™_.
snd atyls worn both is thiaiouetry mmdXl v »"u»
MARCIfs BAR .ffVSfes?
•as w «, Sml tol, '« meriJLB 0 -
M. N s.iz bl , Foreman. -wiies U .4.
• TP«oi;nti»y MBithaNts--r.
jANf> FARMERS-We ro,\o7ttn'!t__J&
-ff invite the attention of eoantrt nUll*****}
lirmera te esawiae o.ir Urem »,»i »..'*•*• Ms
Block of Do.-t.anrl Shoes, before m%k J. J U "*
••hsees. toeottvisca and at*. I yn Ur .,»»,.."»
Oallet 9. HKI.i.KHI fc S?s***
gSJgc. 111... and T.^'i'i;
Bt „ G.HF.LLERjbTS^rm
IKS Droid st.. mrtmssnTu* £ £
.rgfaf r, ADI BS' MCTALII «,
.g^VROOTS. Over-S>io*..ir,i P.Y oX *'
fiist auality, at 0. HKLI.Ef, ftcJlß **
I . g ril jfr'*
'J'liUT R El XI V 111 ,„ „,„.. J
and Children's
of the besc quality, and selling sr ..»,•■•'
Broad atreet. G. II hl.Lj-|{i' SI"
fl r s*>«»*J»«-ti most re.-,,,. f „, U -
my friends and the .*>et», th mi • ' »
allef my DRESS liAIS <!. *'*■
teat sty lea. iv m» atore. 5)7 Brind Kraei ll **a
shall Le happy to wail upon all • howiafciaS!!!
rage home er Southern snnutaetßTen t**B
thing will be ao'd at the lowest pne,..'.„ '
ranted to give wrlect satisfaction urTr-l
HATS and CAPS mndr to order for msernZ '"
the *siiorr»st notice, as low or !.>»■ r t>i»n-k"''' '
I* had North or Sonth. aid nn (,„,,! , ' l",*. 1 i:
Gentlemen a "Youths', Boys' and ffc *...
HATS and CAPS, of all theVerTlatest 2? ' \
kind, fox Christmas, which l aava .!*•».;'*'
selTofl below the regular pncrs ""•'■;
AHo. -i I'ir-te lot of Nl.tißo BAT3andCii
I have de'erinitied to sell < ■:! a'! ut prr _>~'•
before the Ssriag. All you hsra tndu ■ ••"' ■*
me a ca 1 ! and see for youraeive . r, ~„„'
llroad street. WM. T"v.<« ~
At Richard Mo<-e ,<>(,, s st". t "
._ UKI.AI HlOl 1 1 ti,\ |\ .„.
e_*f PRICE OF HATS AM) H<y'" |
1 roui 16 to to pot cunt. s»-e.l i» "■., ••
ma ir«*m J. 11. ANTHon"
-flUk? Lelnmlinn Hotel bn.,j-,
Moleskin Hata of best qualit , .jiMjo „
quality, SW; faahionable Silk Hat .1» ti'""
skin sewed Boots. 3 so: CongressitaitarU «v
fine cr.lf skin sewed t>',ioes. 2 as. *
J. H. ANTHONY has m .le arran/aai M ti»,
one of the nest maker* in thecitj <>t r'tiVu **
tn supply lorn with handsome and sutwtantx Z\
*kin sewed BOOTS, which he wiilse . mVS„ *•
medented lew prise of TH REX DO!,La R.*i i\ :>
TIALF. __ eeaVdiiS
________* NOTM X TO LAOJkI ~»
«f GENTLEM T.N -Wei, , e;i! ,?,, «»
and opcneil another case of Ladies sad ~ ■
n;»n's Gaiter* and Boots, importeddireet k S
seivea Irom Paria. Also—Materials tot tkta ,
t'actureof Ladies'and lientieruen's
and Shoes, of every deacriynon. and of aaaitVtf I
superior to any made at the N'.>rrh. * i
ALEXANDER RILL ft (;o,
Irrporters Masoiartßrsniirf
Boots and Shoes, No. 117 Man |
_ Riehini.ixi. '~, ___ !
■ING RICHMONa-Wa w i.i.i Smtt -.1
Js% lully call the attention of stran<eri»a(|.iii! l
visitin.' R chmond. to c«l! and ex im.n« ', „ *
sortment of BOOTS, SHoKS. TRUVKg v,
LISES, CARPET-BAGS, *e„ hefora m*riuu\__
>v, they will find a large asßivrtanei 11, v*;.,,..!.
AI.EX. BILL AC,"'
No 127 Main st., faeaawa. ; v
Jm»OTHA..I»HHOKS"iiKKAr M_.
REDUCTION IN PRICES. -CRAS •*&**_
BBHLE, Br-.ad street, betweea Mm
keeps a lame stoeg el Liulies'. iieiuiein'*i,
Servants'wear constantly on hand, ami
Uid*. in Richmond to compete wr.ii uiui .n n.i - A
as f ie manufactures to order, nut -v. rt-.-j
In msell. |oo 14— ly| CHARMa fiLli^
e-m FALL, lPO« — HAT*. I \P*» [%_
uLFURS -ROBERT L. DICKINSON. .:.»" >
•~ to Biuford, Diekiasoa A ■
liega leave to call the attention ol hia liwtUuJ
customers to hia large and axtaesiri «.. . _
HATS. CAPS and FANCY FURS, vhui «-i
t«en selected from the lamest rannnfaiuii ~ a
tho moat favorable term. . SSBSSU 11] fer tkt ';-,,!
einia, North Camlina and TrnwsseeTrnU- - •».
tnsini! all the LaTHKT aril MOST FA ... \",'
BLE STYLES, too numerous le i.iemi.r:.*
will be sold at -. h.desalt*, and retail, un v.- _.
favorable term..
Merchants are respectfully aoliaiU. tsauum I
my stock, kno-.ring taat in price, ~.-<,,■. . j
cannot tesurpaaaed.
rw ELLETT k wIISMJER,
t No. 167 Main street.)
* m ~O PPOS ITE EXCHA Mi F. pi vr
Have iust received ALL <>i-' THK 1.1.."? I
RTVLESOF GENT'S FINE DHE_I HATS
FRENCH SOFT HATS, vm: The «Af.'■>-
ZOUAVE, VICTOR EMANUEL, and I
assortaaeut oi YOUNG GENT'S 1 TNE i .ri
CAPS. Also, BOYS' DRESS HATB sad CAR
iit :reat variety.
mrcb TftVNKft. TRI NKS...K n ■ \ .•, ..
&I*fi tl l e J !lr '' e ?'' and """" ■'*atitil'.il usnrtßUl
Tr.'i'-cliru Psckißi l'rur.»« Ins
had, and will sell tuem very sheas
WM. WALiI
J.tiKN-s in Hiiiu noois._:.,ri ■■<(.
[us then sssmot !»» nn" Bent aiadi tsaSß
llietn. A man may stand a': dj* is th».'l .
andt*drv witn them, and last .»ioe v ;.m «
Leal he r Boots. WM.WAI-H.
rpRCNKR, TRIM'S, BONNET IAUI.
--x We have now ~n hand a lar.-e i« -
TRUNKS, of every dssoriptioa. N Ik laitsi - r
ladies or BBUtiesma. Also, V A LIBI- S, f I :\;}'
BAGS. Ac. lo which we most i-spe. Ifall] I «
attention of ail in want, as tm'. »R.i ■»«..,. •?.
DENTISTRY.
AIMTI il laL Tl, L 1 11. -1 H >
plastic ami Vulcamt * Proa*»-A *
JONES. Dknti-t.1i.*.'..!.' the i .;.-•'
ai-..-.e na.»!•• ■•) smhiui Tseth, and I B •'■
of its absolute HSHUtil] overall ..'ner MM
can with lonfiilerio'i coniiuend it tothaei
full or partini sets of teeth-, ami Bissau, so
as msy 1* dissatistud with timse tU* of
usi ii . The perlect adßptatirn uf tr.e parti *
mouth, and the suction thereby secirri.'c-*•
l.iin to insert oiio or more teeth ><•<• •, ■•»i m >■•-
This method havmi; been ailopteii la u...**'** 
inn li.sliest in the profession. Nortii e**t •">
testimonials will be Kiven andspecniirr. ••
to thos.* wishing to see them. Sets ..I 1"
cold <-r any otlier p'ute will at cuun* ' •■
those preferring theiu. Fitting. CtSBBUM,
iraotinn, and ail otlier epsratlwßl isstlf w*S
roughly performed. Oihoe ou M.iiu atreet...i'i'*''
Corinthian Hal' mSHL
_rmmts* r. A. JETER, r
**Ajß3 Office on Main, below l>*o! Itrw'. set
door to P. Horton Ken eh a trimmier store MiP
doora aW.vo Meters. Thoe. R. Price A C0.i.l
<?< .*<!« store.
Tne suhscri*-»er havinr rsisovad '... th* '"j
house, .-ouid be p'eased to se» tiieee *!'» »" ■■
has engagements, atri hits made extesatei pea
rations to serve the pu'.l-.u lasers ly. •■
tion* performed is the meat approved
atyle known to the Proissains, sad all mtt**
I.y him warranted to give satisfaction. l*____Z
PIANO FORTES
____Bjl_, h I H>lob >b imami renti
fe&"V. MAMTAiITiiKY. ,-,M> '' k V ti
ITTVIIdKHOT OP PI'KKIGN A.>U»«L
CAN MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRJ > „
DORB k KADE, Vfarsroonn 01. '****_.?
Broad street. Would rSSßSStfuil*. ' ,! '','•.? ."w
tention to their lar*-e assortment ol ,|A -,' J v: lM
would >>rt«r s'ich guarari.eea as w:.. »»i'»
si'iit fastidious purrh u<n .. ...
Uur PIANOS are waritntad f.-r bvt **___&
in tuns twelve mnutfcS, and Mehaares *_*_~jZ
liri-t six months, if they fell to BiTSSStaem mm
U..0 to the puesussss. i, M u
Particular attention l» pa.d to ordSßl **\Z
country, and peranna mat *""' ' r *'* ""'
faithful execution of their orders.
Old Piano* taken in SSsSsSWS bl BSWSim
«X PIANOS hired at low r.J« 4[ r ;
dels-d*owly ~f*"2='':
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fce\£r3 I'iANOS.-We c .11 trie -<•••■.- ""„ .
Hlllf e.tisena of Richmond lad <^*\ s
our PIANO FORTES. We have **_***_____+
strumenta aiili Mr. CARISI. that lb* I ___*\\ t t
in ait reapecta. may be tested t v tv« ••« X
lainad Chicke rinss. ~..«,**
We warrant all our PIANOS, end eM*,
bwh aud aa numerous leeiißßoniala as aar «rj,
in the coiiiitrv, ail «•! whiei sea ts mm
Cab U.l's, ob Bn^il.tree...lu door. (i n, Pg. ?
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*i BBTABLISHK6 IS «*,,/(
-J*- A T RICH MO v l>, I ' f,*£»n
It is a bet not Beusram known, taw ' ~ t o
ed m* CloU.uu inanutactor*. in tin" "/-,#
VEARSAGU ,;r.»l have cusuu'i. ' . »'
continued to cut and make a jßrtJ P"'- fSI# ..i
i stock in Riehnn.iid, as Hundred* ••• "",
w litest. I. lo.aml Uavili. increased i" '-'
am* to tune, am bow pi-P'"' u ' l4i 3«
orders for wort in large or tun!;, _
l.eret.|!ore.and will »u»r» ,*•<• BW '' hi- ».i*
aa U.w aa they car t» I. id .;! .No.tar"* »»**"
ruual in st>le ar.d mateiial, ~»i »» r
Bein« a practical msu »t iv» **_f ntm ;l,, *>
i.igrltvtb-d in al tke Ail's' tP**, 4 '" f \\,i_fS»**
shoulder*,) I dattsriayaeti }H»t • «■"»'' ",.*, n>
andaaKoodan article for the pri«e.asa»r
NerlA or South. _. _ ~„.., s*^*l
Let those who wish to build up P"";;. ,
mauuiaeturere, piarostis t»i"*«»'»'; *■* fc ,j«> -..
JBjr. and let iA*m reap the musSStPW* bbb
inariiior •« .. raiest or/»<«»« ••',* 9»*
IS NO aa: v.n p/evs l» ' fig s*
haedssow m Sty
t>eeß for years. Pu.'ri.«.*. th« "•'"*' v *'**
home, mors especially »he»»os ff u .°sgiT|l.,
aaldiUousl cost, ■ »•,',J <"•?
cko. a. AT^JM«*sffl3
MNipeetiully invits the Jl WPff
aaaortuient of CARR*AOr.-"*.. " ~,*» efj
Ilia work is waas.larturttd «s mu^Siri* V?
isut uoAnieu.as. oet ok tbo\m*^ A
from these deaiji»* b. wtf to*" t V«i^* k
tioulat attentum paid »o *V. .J7.IJ
bo dove on the moat reaausaus wi ***•
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