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*-5-_?^ M T* M * M * M^-a**, Bßnnunnußnnnßßnnnuun*>
THC WAT MORWTWQ ..... JAW. _•. I*q.
__ Tko Wast -udl.s nnd ta-uda,
Tko-ocay, or to apeak mora coriectly, tks
-üßß.__._km tkat spread* over tke Island of Ja.
■sßica. Una adverted to by us la a former ar
tUle. By srerybody li is attributed to tko
bbbbb anaaa. Tko nogro** cannot bs induced
to work for lose or money. Tke idea wbiah
. -koy pooaoßS about freedom here as wall tv in
Oaaada aad tk* W**t Indies is, tkat it is
bb absolution from tbe primal curse, and
tkat euros tk*y eonaider tke greatest of all.
Tkey cannot bo tadacsd by any amount of
uragaa to kesp stsadily at work. Ttey prefer
to squat upon tko laud belonging to tko estates
on wkick tksy ones wrought as slaves, and
dragging oat aa existence scarcely one degree
kigber than tkat of a ruminating quadruped.
Give oae of tbem a patsk of ground upon
which be can raise a few pumpkins and po
tatoea, Bi.d ke is satisfied. Tbe vast quantity
of idle laud iv tbe island, belonging in part to
tß* Crown, nnd in pa_rt .o private proprie
tor*, greatly sucourages this tlisposi-ion. li
is retuarkabte that iv the I.iaud ol Harbadoes,
Wber* tkere is v. iul* land, the same system
atic ittleuess on tbe pari oi tbe. blacks does no;
sx-st. There tbey are couipeiied to work or
Starve. A Writer ill Chambers' Edinburgh
Journal, eommeaUiig upon Mr. Tkollo. _ *
book, admit* that tb* undue abundance ot
laud in Jamaica i» tbe root ot the great evil
under wbicb it lies crushed to the earth
Me thinks it would be far better if the same
ami* of things existed thst is to be found iv
Barba/toes—that is, if the whole island were
appropriated and cultivated io the last square
lack of soil. Then, be thinks, the negro would
be compelled to work or starve. In other
words, tbe voluntary system, so far as the
African race is coueerued, is a failure. Tbey
must bave a master, if tbey be expected to
work, and tkat m sier must be either starva
tion or n while owner. As to working irom
tb* earns motive thst a white man works— to
better hi* condition—tbat is fairly admitted to
be altogether out of the question. It is a thing
wbicb is not to be expected "Iv Jamaica,
Dominic*, St. Lucia, and Grenada," says Mr.
Tbolloi'k, "ihe negro, when emancipated,
could aqu.i and make himself happy; bnt in
Barbados* tkere was not an inch for him.—
Whan emancipation came, there was no squat
ting for tbe poor Barbadian. He bad still to
work aud make sugar—work quite as bard as
wbsa ke was a slave. Ht had to do tha: or
starve; consequently labor bas been abundant
in tbis island, and in tbis island only ; and in
all tko West Indian troubles it bas kept Its
kead above water and made sugar respectably;
not indeed showing much sugar geuius, or go
ing ahead in tbs way of improvements, but
paying twenty shillings in tbe pound, sup
porting itself, and earning its bread decently
by tbe sweat ol its brow. * * * There is
not s rood of waste land in Harbadoes. 11 cer
tainly is not the country for a gipsy immigra
tion. Indeed, I doubt whether there is even
room for a pic-nic."
Tkat tko facility witk which land can tie
acquired is one reason why the Jamaica negro
cannot be Induced to work, can hardly be
doubted. Bnt this facility encourages another
propensity wkick is tbe peculiarity of the
race. Ci-ili_ation, in a variety of shapes, bas
keoa la contact with Africa for five thousand
years, yet it is as barbarous now as it was in
tbs days of tk* I'habaoiis. There are evi
dsnees enough that tbe ancient Egyptians car
ried tbeir civilization to a considsrable dis
tance up tbe Nile. But npon tbe borders of
Negroland it stopped. Tbe Pharaohs brought
slaves from thst land, as tbe Pasha, do now.
Tbey made warliae expeditions into it. Tbey
established commercial relations witb it, but
tbey could not civilize it. Tbe appear
ance of the hieroglyphics in the Southern
part of Egypt show that the people had
been at least partially civilized, and
tkat tbey kad relapsed, into barbarism.—
So it bas always been with the negro, aa soon
as •besustaic'utg baud of the white man hns
been wilbdrawn. Hear what Mr. Troli.oi-_
has to say about him in Jam.ica: **__*ed
from control and with plenty of land for
notklng. the negro bas unbounded facility of
squatting, and bas availed himself of it free
ly. To recede from civi ization nnd hceoine again
savage — as savage as the laws of the ommunity
will permit — ha* ft-.n to his taste. I b-litve that
ht would altogether retrvgade, if left to his
taste."
A writer in Chamrkrb Journal thinks the
pron*r remedy would be to get the negroes off
the laud which does not belong to them. Aye!
but how is that to be done I Where is the
Sta'esman that can suggest a sure plan for ac
compli.hing that desirable object 1 It would
he far easier to uproot the primeval forests
that darken around the little spots which
they scra'ch tor their potato ground?. No
b dy doubts the power of Great Britain.—
Tbe i _ueen can send an array to Jamaica and
exterminate tb* race, or she can capture the
whole<if tbem and reduce tbem a second lime
t-. slavery. But her whole exchequer cannot
bribe them to work, or her whole power, exer
cised in any less energetic form, compel tkem
to give up 'be custom of squatting. If beie
be any doubt ab nit tbe tact, look at Canada,
and (he proceedirgs 'of the runaway slaves.
there. It is tneir custom to settle apon tlte
land of any man, let him be who be may. If
be attempt to remove them by pr..ce--ot law,
ke finds a whole negro p tin aion in hiiu
against him.ail be may he thank tut if he escape
with bis life, after having c impromi-ed by ■
nominal aale of his property for one-flftb ol
its value, upou credit, without the remotest
possibility of getting even tbat when the
tbe money become* due. If the magnanimous
Parltaueut, or it* inignauuujus constituents.
autiered la all thia, it would be- nothing more
than retributive justice. Men sbould pay for
tkeir magnanimity themselves, not make oth
ers suffer for it. But in ibis case the authorn
of tko mischief sutler not at all. The innocent
planter iv Jamaica pays the whols penalty.—
Even now, when be is attempting to reinstate
kimsslf, and reatore something of its former
▼Blue to hia pro|.erty, by the introduction of
Coolies, be is violently opposed by a party at
borne. Aud ou what ground! Why, it will
Interfere w lib tbe prosperity ofthe negroes.
Tkey must have tke monopoly of all tbe labor
In Jamaica, altbongh they will not work.—
Nobody ia to be allowed the privilege of doing
what tbey positively refuse to do. They are lo
ke protected by act of Parliament, in tbeir lazy,
tbrlftlosa, vagabond course oi life. Tbe plan
tor is to have uo alternative but to give up bis
plantation or to starve. Tbe while man is
aothing. Tka "Almighty Nigger " ia all.
To bays a plasty of land for tbe exercise of
labor aad skill, Is undoubtedly a great blessing
everywhere except in tke West Indies. There
It ts a curse. Wears actually told tkat Ja
maica cannot flourish until it be reduced to
tks condition of aa Irish county, wiib iv
teeming snd starving population. Ib not tbe
fact tbat tkis thing is so, a sufficient commen
tary upon emancipation in the West Indies |
To sack a condition tbe philanthropic Jobk
Bbowb sought to redoes Ihe Southern States
of tklsUaioß, by tks stringent arguments ol
tk* rifle sad pike. To such a condition Gbbb
l«r aad kia gang are determined a till to re
dace tkem if tkey eaa. Suck a condition may
ns regarded a* the consummation of Sbwabo's
" Irrsprsssibls Conflict." Tke Soutk cut up
into aquaab p takes, aad settled all over by
lasy, tkrtfiless, vsgsbond negroes! Sack ia
tko Moult of Sawabd'b tsaekiag.
Tax I'pen Bsehelera.
Tksrs was a kill ksfbrs tks House a abort
ti-Bo age to lay a tax apon all bachelors above
a certain age. Wkat kas become of it we do
■at bbow. If It was desigaed for a revenue
maul-ire, It proceeded oa a wrong principle.—
lor tko purpose of raising revenue, luxuries
ougkt to b* taxed before anything else. Now,
B wife aad ckildren ars luxuries, at least tkose
wko ksve tkem say so. I_et tks tv, then, de
signed for tko bachelor, be laid npon tbem. Il
It be aaers compulsory legislatioa, a method
proposed tor driving a aaau to matrimony In
daa-BUB of kis para*, tben, it will not succeed
Wives are dear, scales, aad bard to b* come at,
__*aHsg BMUrkißSs ar*ckeap, plentiful, aad cai
ka oktalßod at kalf adosen places la srerj
wwa. Tk* difbrraoe lv tb* cost will pay ito
tax. sad tw tk* law* as a compalsory measure,
WIfJIML j
Dangers of tka Nortk.
WoB-spßiHeularly pleased witk tkat part
of Rev. Dr. Loan a excellent letter to Mr.
Oobbsd la wkick k* declares tkat a dissolu
tion of tks Union will not be a ners separa
tion of tks Nortk from tks Southern States
but a separation of Northern communities, in
which tke conservatives will be arrayed oa
one aids, and tbe sholitionistß and disorgani
zes on tka other, and tke battle bo fought in
their own streets, as well as on Mssob and
Dixon's line. It Is tbe idea tkat th*y are safe
from tks horrors of tbe civil convulsions
which ihey ars doing tkeir best to bring about,
tbat giv** boldness and ferocity to tb* abo
lition orators aud n*wspap*rs. Tbey do not
expect to k*ar on* gun of tbat teartul combat
Bred, to nee one drop ot blood, 01 one dweiiu _;
wrapped 111 flames. Tbey'prepose to entertain
tbeni.alv-s with exciting telegraphic dis
patches from ibe seal ot war in ibe iSoutberu
S-*ie*, witfi ibe reports ot tbe military com
manders of tbe armies of mercenaries whom
they expect to scud buber, uud wnli spicy Ue
laus by wye-witnesses ol the carmine, crime
and cruelty wbicß will be perpetrated upon
the men. women and cbildien ol tftsLßat coin
rauuities. Tins ills wbicbso lultames ibeir
ptiuauikropic zealaud wbicb warms up tbeir
vaior to the highest .utcli. Hut let .btui ouce
tinder?land ibut tin; »e.u ot war is uui iw be
aloue the remote South, that ibe deadly deatn
grapple is to be at their own throats, the Bkolls
and shot failing upun their own rooia, And ibe
tlrebraud spoiled lo lheir own dwelluiga, ami
ibey will soon cultivate that "beiter part of
valor which is discretion." Even the belli
cose Oa. xlkv, wti.se porswaal fear is as
iiromiueiit a pari of b'S organi-aiiou aa his
money-making philamhropy, would after his
abolitionism a_ mildly as a dove, it he ihou_.it
the Tribune office or his own precious carcas-e
would be endangered by his revolutionary
doctrines.
The conservatives of tbe IVorth have a plain
coiir.e ttefore them if ihey exjiect to bring
iheae incendiaries to reason. Certainly, these
conservatives have as much to lose by the
triumph of abolitionism as ihe people of the
slaveh-ldiii* Slates. Tho firebrand .i) tplied to
Southern dwellings wouhl not cause as wide
spread ruin, nor the insurrectionary days of
war a* vast a havoc iv the Southern as iv tbe
Northern States. The burnt house of ths
Southern planter can be rebuilt, aud the kniir
ofthe insurrectionist be met by such a prompt
■md vigorous application of ihe sword Bad the
rope that it will ho crmhed at once and fui
ever. Th* civilization of the world, wkick
depends upon Southern products, would rally
to the defence of the South against those who
would lay waste its fields and destroy the cul
tivation of tbe staple 011 which the industry
and comforts of so large a portion of the human
family are dependent. The South would come
forth from the struggle stronger than ever,
and ber labor be placed on a permanent aud
immovable foundation. Hut how would it he
with tbe North I The fountain of its wealth
w*uld be cut off, its man 11 factories desolated,
and its shipping rot at the wharves. Property
of every kind would be depreciated, cities
dwindle into villages, and villages vanish into
tbe wildernes..
Can the conservatives of the North tamely
give up such vast interests without a strug
gle? We should think not. But unless they
ars prepared thus to give them up, they must
make up their minds to assume the aggressive,
nnd fight the battles of the Union, and of tho
rights and interest of all its parts at their own
doors. There is no one here for tbem to fight.
The South is notmaking war upon the North ;
ths South is not preparing to carry slavery
into the free States, nor 10 molest the rights
nor tarnish the honor, nor take the lives of tbe
people of any other section. The of ths
South is pre-eminently their own cause; the
interests of the South are their *wn interests ;
the security of Southern labor the only guar
antee of their own prosperity. The enemies
of the South are their own enemies, and, un
less they put tbem down, tliey will notonly
lose all the iid vantage? of the Union, but, in
any new government wkick may be framed,
will be at the mercy of men wko are enemies
oi all society, who will be radicals, agrarian?,
and disorganizers in the new order of things
as well as in the old. The same fanaticism
and lawlessness which have made slavery the
pretext for the gratification of its spirit of
anarchy and rapine, will make war upon law,
order, aud property, in a Northern :is well as
a Southern confederacy. Tiie large commer
cial and manufacturing cities of the North
and the tendency ol thepopulatjon to city life
would increase the perils with which agra
riruusir. already threatens the whole fabric of
society, and compel the esiabli»timent of a
stronggoveriiinent, if not a military despotism.
Tiie war of American Independence ha* lo be
1 tughi over again by ihe conservatives of the
North, for all and more ihati thai Revolution
tu.hieveil is put al siake by the ol law
______Mnßi which now menaces the peace, pros
perity, liberty and Union ol the country. The
war of'7(i deltveied the country lr__i tbe ty
rauuy of a King, but another war bas 10 b>
f jught to rt si veil tn,ni the worse tyranny of
v mob. ChuKua 111., If saccesatal, never could
ai.d never Would have visited upon Oils coun
try such wrongs as the Soiiih has aiiva.ty sut
tered from abolition aggression*, and aa ihe
Nor li will sutler in the event of a disunion 01
the Confederacy. If considerations like thes.
do not bring about a civil war in ibe Northern
States, it will be because the abolitionists
ground their arms, or because the conserva
tives of ibe North have become insensibie 10
iheir own interests, th.ir honor, and all that
makes life valuable.
St*el Pens.
If aught were necessary to make Southern
editors sensitive to Yankee impositions, 11
would be the abominable steel pens winch
tliey bave substituted lor the product of Ike
more bouest and respectable geese who used
to supply us the B_ss__a ol vvruiiig. We have
just been making a vain attempt with a whole
box of these aotioaa to write a legible line,
and have been 0111, elletl to tall hack upon au
ancient penofEi_g_.sk manufacture, wkick,
even ill its old age aud worn out condition,
bas proved of more service than a cart load ol
the miserable New Euglai d humbugs.
gCoMMiBsiOMJ-U KiiuM _ 1 issipsi i'hi.—A reso
lution was introduced iv the Senate of Mis
sissippi, on the lHthinst., in favor of electing
- a Commissioner to go Immediately to Vir
ginia, to Bonier with her ibrough her Legisla
ture as to tbe best means to maintain and pre
serve th* rights and interests of the Southern
States against the dangers vow impending
over tbem."
1-AKvi.ANn fi—ißlSlltm Ob Tuesday
last, the Maryland Legislature finally pasted
the resolutions which had been peudiug, in
structing their representatives in Congress to
use tbeir influence with th . National Govern
ment for the negotiation of a treaty with
Great Hritain for tbe resturation of fugitive
slaves from the United States who may be
fonnd in Canada.
Lyxcuiu k. RiirLßGKitYS.—Capt. Maurice
S. Langhorue, who for several years com
manded the Rifle Guards, of Lynchburg, bas
accepted tbe command of tbe new company of
Rifle Greys, in that city. Tbe uniform of tbe
company will be made in Virginia of Virginia
goods, the cloth being manufactured at Staun
ton, and the suits to be made up at borne.
Km.__ation or thic. Commissioner ok
PatbktS.—Mr. Bishop, of Connecticut,has re
signed the office of Commissioner of Patents,
to take effect on the Ist of February. It is
stated ibat Mr. Samuel Ingham, also of Con
necticut, Commissioner of Customs, kas been
appointed as Mr. Bishop « successor.
Nbw Music- We bave received from P. H.
Taylob, tke following pieces of new music:
Tk* Sea Flgbt, a fine piece of descriptive
music ; Tbe Serenade, a German song; My
keid is like to rend, Willie; May I not call you
motker, now ; aud Merry is tke Greenwood.
Par KB Mabovactort.—Tbe Fredericksburg
Herald learns tbat tke wboleamonnt of stock
necessary to tbe erection of a paper factory, in
that place, aid sr_.kii.g it wnh tks requisite
machinery for operating, kas been subscribed.
It will probably bo pat under contract early
lo tko spring.
Tk* Legislature.
Tke Legislature yesterday appointed a joint
committee to eonaider tke recent mission from
South Carolina. In tho House tke resolution
authorising the Governor to appoint three
Commissioners to a Southern Convention, at
Atlanta, Ga., was referred to tbat committee.
Two Cbildbkb Bbowbed.—On Monday
last, while Mary O'Brien, tbree years old, aud
Mary Ann Curtis, six rears old, were playing
lv a yard in Brooklyn, N. V., tbey were pre
ci pita ted into a cistern by the caving in of the
pavement, and were drowned before assis
tance could be rendered tbem.
The city of New Orleans haa recovered a
judgment against the ci'y of Baltimore, lor
g_o. too, beiug oue-balf ol the expenses incurr
ed by the feru-cr ciiy in defending the M'Do
nogh will.
Frank S. Tait, (a printer, we regret to say,)
was arretted not long since on a steamboat be
tween Park. ..burg aud Marietta, for passing
. countt.risii ...oiuty.
A fellow named Henry Lewis was arrested
in Buiiiata, Ga., on Saturday, for picking the
pocket of Col. McGehee, of Mississippi, of
A bank robber, named Henry Clarke, who
stole 21,-OU in London, anu fled with it to this
Country, bus been arrested ia New York.
11. M. Nathan ha- been elected S Ot. 0088 of
the Supreme Oraud Lodge otSonsol Malta in
Sou ib Cai oliita.
BT__ fikllVOSli TIIK'TBK.
Posit, vol. last ui.ltt but two 01 the American
I'rini. D.tim«.
MISS CAROLINK RICHINGS,
And her fatlier
MR l'KTi X RICHINGS,
Who -will ajtpear in ni.h in
T.\(i PPLKNDID PIECEB.
DAUGHTER OP THK R K«-IM_ .« T. j with
DAUGHIER OP THE REGIMEN r,J all its
DAUGHTER OF IHE RfclilMENT.\ Mnsie.
iU [TLE SAVAGE,
A lau.hnbV Comedietta. .LIT- LE 8A A'iE.
H.ITTLE BAVAGE.
Mlss.'Alvd) INK RICHINGBJ
MiaSCAPOI.'NI F-ICHINGSS aa
ft* ISS CAJ.OJ INE RIOUINGB\
i „_, _, h, .MARlEand KATE DALRYMPI E
Last r» ht >•; , H ,■ _„,_ RATE PALRYMrLK.
but two. foAUWn d KATE DALRYMPLE.
MR. PETKH BICHP GUI
MB. PETER Rl' HINGf. as
MR. PETER KICIIINi-«\
.CARTOUCHE.
LAST MGHTBL'T TWO. {CARTOUCHE.
rcAßroucHK.
srv Tiif Stk.v *i"R PiiilaDeli'iiia.— Th*_tffam
or Philadelshia which is p'.inn between thin city
sad Ae*aia Crook, ifl iruierilan improvement on
our river steamers. We hear it in.m .ted rhntshe
•rill be purch t.etl •>> tlte P-itonva ; and Pruderieka
bnr-Railroad.aßdwiif oostinne on this route.—
This steamer >« 201 f?er lon. and 29 feet bsam.and
is hnisli'il tti r .11. hunt in ti.e rii'st beantif..!
anil aiilist .n'ial ninnner. Her hull is twe fe«;
wider th.n the 11-ilt'iiiore. but she draws less wa
ler There ars I'.uir ailonns, inch-dinx arafi.-inti
centdiningssktoncapable nfseatiae 2u_ per.-ro. s.
The p-sel work of these Bateoaa _s painted white,
and ornament*- hi.hli witheokf. Tb" slate-roe aa
saloon, which is im*-edi.-itely above the diaia* sa
loon, has fifteen state-room-, including a
bridal chamber—the latter elegant!] furnished.—
The forward BS*_na contains four state-rooms
and forty-tour berths. Belew the aasin deck the r e
i- a cabin for serond elasa passemers. divided into
_ort>-eixht berths In all her apt ointments she is
complete Her flues .nil smoke "trick me aur
rouaded by anon combust ible sul stance, which .8
•1 B**v*B-*-* n ".list tir°. The en me wit buiit
itv Rean. A .NVffie. <>f Philadelphia, and has a cyl
inder lort\-ei-ht inch-s'n diameter. Her Saddle
wheels are tw-nt>-nine feet, in .hamster. (She is a
ver- fast steamer, and will add much to the lacili
tiee for Southern travel. *
_ri_Ti!_ Vicastts Pb*to_rr*pb taken nt I.bfs'
liallery are ths most beautiful st)le >> r portraits
th-itwe have ever seen. They are clear antl dis
tinct, and free Irom the abrupt shadows Been in
Phetocrapha trener.lh. The same mat t. gaiduf
hisCravoß and I'ea'l Ambrotjpcs, wln.sh are nil
beautiful.) colored and neatly encased at a low
(03t.
___ Thk Coi.fMßtAjr Hutki. RICBMOim, Va.—
I wou : d say. for the lienrfit of the traveling public
and otners. without the .lightest intention to pull
ing tkat I hive been traveling more or leas ever
si nee the war of 1813 l _'o_i h this and about fiitcen
of the other States of tin.-. Union, and have put up
at all the fashionable bote's in the Ea-;t and many
ofthe W.st. and for kind treatment, stood servants,
clean beds and other apartments. I have found
none to excel the <If'luinbian Hotel You will al
srava find the landlord* at your elbow, ready to
make your ilate at table it roan with the fat of th.?
! it'tl and sea You will not bs fed oa put!'- and bub
bles. Tnen tike not my word for it. but come and
see. all >ou epioures of th? land, and let him tint
iaathtrst come sad partake of the bounties <>i the
Columbian Hotel. I2i* | A Trav_lek.
Bf__ To Public Spk_kbbs, and others who make
a free use ol the vocal oruans From Rev. El. H.
Chopin 0. D., Aeir York: ** Wrown's Bronchial
Troches. "—" I consider w.ur Loxsages in excel
lent article for their purposes, and recoininenj
their use to public speakers."'
j_ __~_B.TTkß.wit
___ToTH_ MSMBBBS OF TBS LiKGIBLATtrBB.—
V.ii are r spec-fall) Balieited. one ar.tl all. to vis t
the Photoobai-B ami Fim: Abt G-.i.i._i:y of G.
W. Mibkis. 2li Main street,rturin- vonrleisure
hours and favor him with a sitting for a photo
graph .Several of the iiv tubers have _li._d- done
so He trusts that all will .r-tnt his request: it will
oeirui.v tint little of then time, and no expense, aad
no.v e'ventu-illv be a -reat sntisfaction to them.
their famiiy and friends. Remember, 217 M-mi
st, est, two doors below Sth. jai't—3c
lt_w Pii"TO';_Ai'ii>, I'eari Amhrotypes. Leather
ts i.es. and all tiie various sty lai ol portraits known
in the art t-th'Mi at Revs' ataaunoth Gallery, 1,5
.\jrti-i street, at prices ran ;it_ iruiu i.'ic. to .26.
ja2t-3t ~
strs»a_ "ttiik vtythi villi: riurs
»-_.i... is one "T the begt nd'e 'isitu medinmsin
Bouthwestern Virsinis It is publuhe. in ti.e
tlo'.ifishin. town .-f W. t' c'llle. aituat** imni"ili
atoli on the Vir.iaia "in! Ten et-sen Railroad.and
hia an sstSßsive circulation tiiroii, hour tinsen
t' c re. ion ol country, aad also in North Car dial,
Tenassaee a d Kestneky. i'he Bvarchnnta ami
businei men .ener iiiv. of Richmond. W"'. ! il do
well to se-u their advertiaeinents to the TIMES
ifthei wi«h t.. sacur- a portion of the SPRING
TRADE of Ronthweste-B Virria a.
T« liM-i — fh»e_-___f*.tl'ltn**.! 1 \ear. 'paper in
c ! ded.l ..'1..50-. one -_aar* ii asonthß. 87; one
square ,'t saoaths, 9-SO. Business 1 anls. 1 ei_tit
1 ii<*si 1 1 \ear %5; business Cards. 0 B-OBth* S3.
1 'ib-Tn! d'SCOOnt will li-> matte to persons wishin.
t'> adverti c a lar„er qnantit) than »c nf the
abov*. Address, V C IID"F.
I'd.tor ati'l Proprietor.
ja _£—_.* Wytheville Va
__"^__r r * iWE-Mfß EHITOKS.- Heariai. the
■*-*-__• remark of a member of 'he tr*. n-.te that
bow the Bnhltsra. In.!, emt'lo-ed nt B*rp*r'a
Kerry and "hule town, w aid be liberillv paid
1 hive taken the. trout".' to ikelaarful
paj asslhiwed to the Federal Goveramest for its
t r ooiis, and find it tn he .11 pe> month rr>i.-ens
per tbiv lor tiie numb- rof day s served, winch., f
course, will t c t'e amount paid a* Now, 1 a our
>• mr.'iir. we have some tbirtv me banics, earnini
from .175 to f_ per day. The. -ei'.d tvverit.-
losin .*.{ per d.v. m-kin. .■_.»»'» for
wh'ch tin." get at 38cents p*r daj kaJ. makingaa
actual loss to ea.vt man aarsißg .'i per day ot
..(>t : .72--which, at this season of tiie year, when
tliey have nero hire nnd rents tojja is cert* nlv
no li ht l"ir !. -and yet we a-e "Id ttie* wih ! .
I.IBKRAI ' V PAID. Trui- .this 1- a .reat in.f-n
--ive for H \t!TK MSB to drop their books or tool*
and n* off ib a moment, POBSiBLYTO UKSH"T.
ar d but ior ' ' E / m eiu Corps ' which anima-8*
them our coanti . would hartii. be sale,
j., _--tt A St PPERER.
•"ZSs* ©__• pot •t 1« !■ >i 1: nn><;.
-■ks—l—> A mcc in of the Oepp_sit_n_ party, nf
the city *f Richmond will be h»ld at the < it\'H.li
THlSlThllrsd.lv 1 NIGHT, at 7. o'clock. lor the
p rpose oi ai'i.io.tiii'._ Delegates aad mikin-- nr
tan.eiiient" f"r the Stat* Cosy ei.tiott to be h a ld in
this city on the _M of bebruir> Bait, ja2ii-lt*
RPECIA-. l«*,Ti(l X.-AX persons
uite-ested in 'he to be iven
away at the DIME HOTdL X I.STAI'RAN V. will
please be there SATURDAY MIGHT, Jan. Mth,
lo 1 .;.. at H.'_ o clock.
DIME HOTEL RESTAURANT.
ja2--eod3t N0.84. -Main s'.ieet.
P-M-TAOE STAMPS, FUST At. E
_K_S_h STAMPS—Persona ia want of I'uST
AGE STAMI'S can procure them at this otliee. in
an) quanlil.. ja l'J— ts
. ___ — . .--*--.._- • ,
rS- Bitot hU£ HILL ti Illlil
*v_S_. AGENCY.
O. W. a. TYLEK,
Office on Marshall, Between Sixth and Seventh
Streets,
t.'ontinuea to RENT OUT HOUSES. HIRE OPT
N_OROES,BELL REAL ESTATE. BEI.L NX
GROES, and act as a GENERAL AGENT. He
rei urns Ins thanks f.r the liberal _atroti;i-e liestow
ed upon him for two years past. au 31-.in
>« »•:•» REWAIR.-Tka auhßenber will
Kf p*y th*abov* reward lor tue apprehension
■Ttof ADAM, letter known by tne name nf
Jh ADAM RANDOLPH, who is a Slav* twioß.
-__J_> in. to ihe eatste of Rowery. Ad <ni is bobs
' Tally supposed to I. fte«. iiavin. lured ins own
time t ir several years; has d'tven a team a-rnch be
owned; ia a smail ne.ro. .me built, tl irk com
plexiun; about 40 years old. He is pronabl m tnis
city. WM.ri.PL_ASA.NT_
ja-tt—3t For James Hvbb.-d. .Sheriff. Ac.
COM _ _ _M_-Tir_rEM-^Eour"fresh
jJ_ii for sale. Inquire at No*. 24 and
__________i'.'i> uld Market. ;a iti -3.*
» LAFAYI-TTH R. A. (HAI'TIR.
>M_rC.iMPA.M.iii: Attend a called convocation
f\d\. of your Cnapter in Roiiusr's Hall. THIS
at 7 o'clock.
Br ortiemf M. E. H P.
ja23-lt H. LUBBOCK, Secretary.
BHEAD _'R<« 00. I. laT RKG. VA. VO! $~t"
RicutOßß, January 25, l_<!i>. \
Order No. 4.
ABaembleatScliad'sHall.on FRIDAY even
in*. 2/rli inst .at 7\. o'clock, for Drill and th*
tr 1 lua-i.ion of bus 1 BBSS
The election ni all the 11 m coniiuiraioned officsrs
will take place, and every in.-ml _i inu.i tiepreaent.
B> order of Csstais Bavi.v.
ja -ti-2t* V. L. FOR E, lat Serjeant. '
J THE YOUTHS of tina" ci'y between the
__e_ ot ISaiid _U years, who are la-.01 .ii.l_ 10 tue
firmation of-v lU.VIOR VOLUNTEER COM
PANY, are re.uc.ted to meet at tiie bnildin.
occupied by Mr uoo. ***!. ijerv. at the coruer of
Main aud 9th streets. THIS EVENING.at .o'elk,
prectael). jag.—lt*
t, GRAY*. ATTENTION.—Attend re.uiar
Jt"uiiu*ni Drill, at M.ltary Hall, oa FRIUaV
Mm-tit ruxt. at 7>. o'clock, promptly. New
lllmeiiib r_ wit; attend -.v ul tlnlla every Tues- '
•dny. Thursda. snd Friday tn hts.
B. order of Gaar. KitiorT.
JssM-t—MB JOHNT. HOGKRB, Ist Serg't. r
1 ATTENTION, VIRGINIA
*tlend • re«u'vr ineeiius tbisiTHURSDA.'f
avenies. at A. Bohsd's Hall at7>_o.h_k.
Byprdsrofths&tßtain.
JS» It jr. W.HAU__I_V_R.O.S.
MARRIED.
On Thnrsd«v. the 19tb inat.Jty the Rev. Mr. Pat
tigrew. Mr. T..OH. P CRUMP aad Mis* LUCY
E PATMON. both of this city. ■
On ths roornin. of th* 25'h innL- W ttiMf •
atinj|l*».t.f tb* lat Umve.aa.iat Cktrch RICH
ARD L. BRoWN snd Miss ELIZABETH r.
GREGORY, all of this oity.
■_____!_____. -__<-__-_______-■
DIED,
On Tu,.„d*y BVSBtBI a' five minutes past fa elk,
CLIFFORD ». -one. VV m A. and Columbia A.
Jones, 1 3 ear sad 24 da., a.
I oitcr up my own dear babe.
To hun b> viiiim 'twas raven.
To seek a home in Jeaus arm,
A place near him in Heaven.
Ilia funeral w.ll be preached at the reaidoncc of
John Vi. BlaUey's. on ->tti atrcut, on I tmrsday
iiiornin. at 10>« o'clock, to wnich th* friends si.d
relatives ot the imilvaro reapectfullv
attend without further notice.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
I>ORT OF RICHMOND. VA.. JAN. 25,18.0.
High Water this day (Thursday) 6 . o'clock.
ARRIVED. .
Schr. Jesae F. Allen, Alien. New . ork. malt ami
rye. .Steams A Co. «..___■ v _,v,„„.
Two Williams. Smith, Warwick. wheat.
Is'loop (irand Ssy, Deunia, J_iues Kiver, corn,
Ste trna _ Co. _ . , - .
Propeller Echo. Snipea, Fctersouri., n:.!/e„ A.
Sekr. kslti-Bors, Phillips, buitimore. nulzo., W.
D Colquitt k Co. _ . ,
Schr Amaziii, Warren. Eastern Snore. o.ifs anu
coru. Mil sp.u-11 k Read. ~,,.. r ...
Dhik B'-ick Fia_'S,Cai*. John Mcrec. from Liv
erp.».l l.tu Noveaa-ur with sAM -ac_s ot salt, to
Edw. VV 111. de Vo__ A Co
MAILED. n , _
Schr. Mnunf-iin Kale, Pemliet n, BostOß via
City l'omt md/.j .1) k VV turns.
Brut faitio orensh-W, Muuaen, Rinzil, tlou..
Crensbaw .. Co.
. hipCockermourh Caft-S, , from Ri-hmor.d.
arr,\»d tt Bordeaux 3d iast.
B->r_ent v.c, 1 ndrew Minderson.l h'.>rr!pst>n Irom
New Urle".ns, at rived at ii iiad-tpkl* »BST
M.r. X Oa.e. Lei-htoti. and Oiratlo.
Chase, for City Point, arrived at Beaton IM.
..Hen H. Browß. Edw.vrds. from Ale.aß
rfrtß vin. Bristol, for Di_htoi. ___ss*d up rail Kiver
21st inst. , _
.-clira I). C. Hijcpbs. Loarstreet, for Pstsrsbar.,
<-.n.i M< tt Bedell." R'-der. for Norfolk.Bleared at
New YerfcOd Rmma Mayo, Ala.o, irom l'e
tftrsburg, arnved nt do, name tl _•.
I v TSLaoB vrij.)
HnvPTov Roaps. Jan. 21— Aa'.l ship While
«v.-,llow. Croslt*. SO data font MeEssns' Island
.unno. for ofdeis, to Hardy k Bro. l.elt ship As
pnsia Le.-sow. waltia. c -in.
Bri. Crawford, Small, 11 days from Sombrero for
orders, to Hard) Ac Bro.
NBW BOOKS, &c
teyt josfpii \vki_ler. \
BOOKS, PER 10D1CAL.S AND STATIONKft V,
No 121 Uroad at., next to A. i'l/zim a Confectieu
er».
lain prentred to Tunns;! MAGAZINES, and
DAILY and WEEKLY PAPER- at tiie fol.owin.
prices:
MAGAZINES-—Harper's Mazaaiae: __.B0; Co
d*y'*Lsdy'a Book, ..2CO; lrrm„'i Ma-rasuM. *■$:
Btsekwood'a Mssaaiao, >.:J; All tne Veir hound.
..2.0; Peterson's Maicasias, -*2; Ladies' Home
Maaazir>e. __; Ballou's Mortbli Ma„izne._l.
WEKKLY PAPERS.—New York Ledger, f_:
New York Weekly, kis >.>_• V..rk Mereary. •_;
New "1 ork Illustrated News. _.; Leslie's .\e.vsp-i
--per. S3: Harper's Weekly, _2. r ..i: Waverlj Matta
.'. ne, .3: ijleas-.-m's Pietorial.kX; Literary Coru-
I'tinioti. §2; Welcome Gwes.. •■;-: Plawt of (.ur
Union .2 FaimU Journal, *2; Mational Polios Ga
_r.tre, 92 st): I*. S. Polios Gasett*. 3S£O; Porter's
.'spirit ol the Times, S3; w 'iiUen' Sprit .1 the
Times .«:i: (Md Spirit of thoTimss, 8.; Now York
Clipper. %.': Irish News. _•.■?: Boston filot, #3BO;
lri-,h Americas, 91 Mi Caraoho Mirror. 93 ; True
Fin. ,*2; New York Weekly Herald, •_•'*.
DAILY I'M'MRS-New V,.ik Hernl.l ami
Times, each, kt per month; §'_.'_ per qusrter;
99 per > ear—delivered in any part ofthe city, m_E
• !• til A ROE.
Call antl cave. or send your orders nt
JOSEPH WELLER*B.I_I Broad St.,
(the oldest established stand ta the city.)
ja2o—lt'
A RT JOl RNAL FOR 1 «60.
GEO. M. WEST. Dimiftßllar, M. r i Main *t„
Receives, aabscristioa for the ART JOURNAL,
published by the CosmopoLnan An Assooiation.
TKK-S OP SUBSCBIPTIOB FttS TBB SIXTH V_AK.
Every satuenhsr ol three dollars will receive,
1-t the superb Steel Kn-raviu.'. " Sh .kftpenre and
lus Friends." 21. A copy oi 'the elo.antty illustra
ted Art Journal, one year 3d. A Free Ssasoa Ad
mission to the G illeries, „.<■> Broadway, New v ork.
In additiOß to wliich. *-vral hundred valuable
works of art (described it: Supplement of this Jour
r tl 1 anil he ■ iven to aubscribrrrs. eomprisini choice
Paintings, -e.nlptnres, Onttinss, Ac . by th' first
American and Foieicn Artists. The beautiful
Er :r..vni-'. which every sat-teriber will rereive,
entitled ,v Sha_»p_are ami bia Friends." ib of a
character to give na.aalified pl9a__reandsatia_so
tn.n. Ns work of equal value w_s ever befora
placed within reach oi the people at sneb a price,
it is of very large size. hem. printed on heavy
1 late paper, thirt) by thirty-eight inches ma-mr
a most t-uperb orßamsat, suitable ior either tho
walls nf the parlor, library or office.
It will be sent to every anbacriber, immediately
ob receipt ol 'heir aubsenptioa.
The Kn_ravint is sent to any part of the cout try
bj nn I, with Rafett, laying packed in a cylinder,
.... tag' p't-paid.
Sttbscnptioßs for the sixth year will be receive:]
unti the • ''en ing vf Tuesday,the 31.1 J anu a, y, 1860,
at which time tne 10,ks will clo**, aad th* works
of Artdeseribad ia the Supplement will be gives
to sii! aoribers.
No person 11 restricted to a sin.lc subscription.
Ihose ren.iUin, $13 are entitled to six member
ships.
SpecimsßS of the above EBcraviags, Art Jour
nal. Ac. cm be seen, sad lull particulars given,
I. apply itm to
(>_'). ,M. WEST, Honorary Secretary.
y. 2(s—it H£ Main street, Richmond.
[.RANK LESLIE'S
1 ILLUSTRATED NKWSPAPEK
For week, contama a liiii account, with seve
r-i! dlnstratioßS. of the
I'■ it E A Li F I' L CAL A ft. ITV
AT LAWHENCE, Mass.,
For sale at Jos. SELLER'S.
ja2. it* mßroad st.,aext t* A Pissibi a.
'Milt: Ml VV \u|!K DAILY HiCRALO!
1 THENEW YORK DAILY HERALD!
Tilt-' NEW YORK DAILY HERALD!
Is supplied to ssbseribeia in this city st the fol
lowing rt-.tes:
TXBBt*' IB ADVANCE.
BYTHE MONTH fIOO
IUARTER tt*
\r.AK y.i.
BINGLE COil ES beta
ova tbe paper DELIVERED EARLY EVKRY
MORNINU in .in' part of Ihe city.
_E__To get the HERALD from New York BY
MAM will cost .si. nnd b pa in. »WENTY
CKNTS MORE Krfbß.rii.rs can h ye il LEFT AT
TH'-IK DOORS TLB ill-: HOURS before the.
C'.uiii i' our of tin* 'ttice
S__siir papers COME INDEPENDENT of th« i
mail and noTROUBLEor EXPENSE WILL BK ;
SPaR ED to set them throu h ib due time, _o that
customers ma r Iv up .n being
SERVED PROMPTLY.
B__Chll rimi le \e voir 0 ocrs a'
SMITH'S Bookaad i'.-r;oiical Depot,
ja23- 3t* 2..) Ma.ll St., near tne. Post-Oft*-.
'PHI- B4MTC.-I PILOT,
I THK II!I<H NEWS,
THE AMERICAN,
ARE KEPT REGULARLY FOR SALE AT
s.vii ra*a
Book, Stationery and Periodical Store,
IS2 Main street, near i\.ar.-Oriice.
TBSXS.
TiiE PILOT. 9260 a vear,siaale copies Scents
I'HK IBIBH NEWS, 93 6
THE IRISH AMERICAN, jl_ a year, sin;le
copies ,1 -".
K__. 1 be above p-.pers are received on Thurnlav
n 11 Frtdai of eaoti week, aid PElivKßßOtosubi
eeriters, ia ato part of the oity, without extia
charge. >a _5 *mtp)
'I.IEA>i!K!i t% FORM BOOK.. ~ _
1 By TATE and SANDS.
1 Vol. II Mo : ..2 50.
Persons irivin -TATK'S FORM BOOK stMUtld
bu. SAN IMP AMERICAN FORM BOOK to oom
ph tS the work.
We publish both hooks, ami si.il tliem in separate
volume*, or bound together in ..u* volume. Piiea
t-SB A. MORRIS, Publisher,
.ia2l-3t Richm.'id
itaLentines WMM l^bo.
We arc in receipt of our aapply of
VALE It T IRES
For the season ;
Embracing aiargaand iteautiful assortment adapt
ed to every tas'e.
R__ irdsis lroni the country will rte*i~s prompt
attcßtioa. A. .NiOKKIs.
ja2t- 3r BookseUsr, Rieluaoad.
Ml fl P R I N T 1 N G.
--•I Hvv bs 111 st rseaivsd a Isnrs select asaort
inentof EXTRA CHI WA.BATIN ENAMELLED,
and DOUBLE ENAMELLED i.\\h!>>;, p_rehased
stl*w prices lam prepared to print ta*t**_Be to
order at eh*assr rates tbsa aoy othsr estaltlisbnusnt
intbeoitv. t onn iU.. punt IIAM) BILLS, OiK
CULABB, BILL-HEADS BLANKS. A_.,aitui
precede 11 ted I. vr prices Give me n ch!l. Ob tne
<■ >rner ol .VI am and 'Jiti streets al .1- VV. Davi**'
MarWe Yard. GEO. VV. GARY.
ja2.-3t* Book and Job Printer.
M A".*'ll EST XX MALE WORMS.—We
have on hand from the above factory, PLAT
FORM SCALE*, wei-h 11. lion- ... to 2UO. ibt.-
A-SO, COUNTER SCALES of every variety, and
as a<eats for the isansfsetßrtra are prepared to
take toilers for railroad track, depot and wnre
house Scales, Ac . which tor BSBtasaS, durability
and accuracy cannot bes.rpaased,
VAN-LEW, TAYLOR k CO.,'
ja-6-ly No. 74 Main street.
Pi. it i v i aii er a 11 o.
4 ouii baas No. l
PERUVIAN GUANO.
-ALSO
SOMBRF.ROn.id
MANiPULATED.GrA.NO.
Porsalshy
ja 2-i-st EDMONP. DAVENPORT A CO.
CMOKIHO TOBACttt...
Cx 3.(xai lbs. in lv lba. v tckates.
AN EXCELLENT ARTICLE.
Juat rc-eived and f >r ch'. br
BROWN k McCLELLAND,
ja 25--2W . Bsatß l>ank.
ItAll.ltOAH Alt . \r.FK...--! wah to
. eiupjoy iiiinifdia'el) TWO RELIABLE RAIL
]!0A b MANAGERS on xoastruettos to no South.
A pp. tome at Mr. PET EH SON'B Drug Store,
.Main street, lrmn • to 12 o'clock.
ji_--.r If, SIZFR.
BKEF TO.>'CUEf-.-A 1..t of nice Beel'T*nauas
mat received.
ta-ii-Ci _ WM. a DANDHIHGE.
50 _i > t__l°P{*' , l 0 __ B *t A *- »' »aw lUnTa.
* J y*o ba«a of Bock wheat h foot, m atore an_ f„ r
sale low. lj_2.~t_i| WM.G DANDK'DGE.
I__S I _t__% S J°^,i*' 1 *l«-1aa .euu.uesrt.-
A de. for Cou.ha, Cold-.and Bronohial Arfsotioas.
for aale by lA_ H PEA BC E k CO..
t'ru. .lata eorasr Broad and -th atieeta.
FRESH koLNIAIN ROLL ULTTEH, '
ytwiasAM aad __A.|7fas
I W,\_ > f.i_jN.iJi M ,dSJ"a»klustr_at,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
■a. 1-neoaragc H*me Munufuctare.- SEM-
Prr?_ INF.VLT.IBLE BAKING POWDER, th*
tie.t and cheapen preparation kaown lor making
in a f*w moments, without yeast, and in aa ele
ean' ii. inner. li_ht, sweet and handsome Ixtaf
Bread, Biscuits. Batter. Baskwhwat Sad oibor
GrideleCakss. luddin.. Piss, snd Pastry of every
description,-*uh a savin* of tuna, lalior aad *B
fJrSBB Rev. Thomas Binfnrd.)
M-Bi. Hii.l. HsMtiro. llthOot..l._B.
lis- O.rlu?»:— Hear Mir— Having used, tossass
cnMilerabie extent. .our "Semple s Bakiu. Pow
der." I üßbe-itatrntly pronounce it t* be superior
lo an) thin, lh»t h-- been us*d in nil- family for tbe
purposes for which it is recommended.
Thomas Bibpobd.
Poßr-uoL-TU. Marsh 1!>. MM.
I -i._ar.ully icoiiiuiend -Seniple's Barm. Pow
uer" as the most superior article I ever uaedfer
making lir,ht nun sweet Loaf Bread. Biscuits. Ac,
in the suorteal possible time. joh.i jack.
JOHN W. GARLJOK.
!___-;;___iursr aud sole Proprietor.
ja_u -U Richmond, v a.
~
I am now prepared to lurnirh
MILITARY FLAGS. ■ANNERS, fto . Ac.
At rue shortest notice, and on the most reason .bis
terms. .„ . 880 KITS-CELL.
Trimming Manufactory, No. H Main at.
ja_o—d.iowit
Bi__l-elirf from (.u.St in Teu ."Minutes—
Pectoral ('and* of Horeh ur.s. Liverwort, Ac , for
Counhs. Colds, Bronchitis and i'l affection- of the
throat and lun.s. Particularly adastsd ior ohil
ciren. L) tse One or'wo w__)*i eou. h. Ac. trou
ble.-. Price 2.5 cents. For sain by Ma .r>B It Ba
be.:. J. H Paaacx k Co., sad ail Bru.tista.
ja2S-3t*
BY Special Notice. —The nttriitiun of the
trade is requested to tkesaleei Wines Lmnors,
Ctra'S. Ac. to take plat-eat the store of Jotm J,
Mellon on Cai*, between 12th nnd 13'h atreett,
THIS DAY, at Me'eh-rk Bi or.ier at
ROSCOE B. HEATH. Trustee.
K. B. Cook, Auct. ja2 _z! t _
___ Rorli'* flood Samaritan.
RHEUMATISM ! _~ ~
RHEUMATISM! ._, „,
RHEUMATISM!
Tho s.tbscri'er woifd present to bia friends sad
the publi'i BeaeraU) a preparation of ms own d »
eoverv. nnd thomrh not a medical nun. «.t V*
remedy lor RHEU.UATIBM. SPRAINS. STIFF
NESS, ke., vvill prov* itself ss trial, to I .all that
those who have tnrd it as) it is.
lis .Ips-nis it iirineet.si-.iv to adduce more than
on*eertißeat*, thon h in the short tirreol its use
lie ha* received a BMRfcsr from the most rei.hie
parties, who are residents of Richmond and its
suburbs. —
grr-BHOSS, Jan. 7th. IHf.O.
Mr Rock —Dear Sir: He fore I used one bottle of
M.ur Rheumatic Liniment, sailed the GOOD SA
MARITAN, I was nn ible to attend to m\ Imsir-'sa.
and I feel bound, in jostle*, to certify to tha fr-.-t.
with the hope lint you will make it public that
others with aimilarsfl.ationa ma* have the b*n*it
of my experience, it rives me .rear .lessors to
say. by the use of the above rOBBSd] I BBS sM • to
aiten.i to mi usual business as riaorooslv aa ever.
Tours, very respectfully. B. VV. GARRETT.
The above invaluable preparation is for sale by
MILLSPACGH k IOHNSTON. Mais strssl few
doors below the Old M rket. ami l>v nil ttie princi
pal Dru. istne-f the citj ami suburbs.
PRICE-JF-FTlr CENTS per bottle.
fi___ In nil c-scs of Ga dure, after a fair trial, the
purohase monej will be refunded
ja__-lw WASHINGTON L. ROCK.
___.!)•• y ''soda at -.lufti.iii prices.
CRI NSIIWV, tUJARLES k CO.
Offer iho following GOODS below cost, in order to
close them'lit n a few day 8,
Sprii g PRINTS So
Spring MOUBELINE B*.
Cha 11" DE LA INKS 160.
Printed LAWN^Se.
French J ICONETt Mo.
French BRILLIANTS _B*_c.
Ftench I'KIN t'S Me.
Figured BBREGFS 12'ic.
lK.inesti... iiIMiHAV- tks.
Scotch GINGHAMS _c.
Ladies' SILK Ut OVES 12 „c.
Alexanders I.X GLOVES StSio,
Misses and Bo»s'H08l ERY 80.
BRREGE ROBES at ,_s tost .*..
French Orwandie ROBKS ar .5. cost 98.
Spring SILKS.ai 25 per oaot below cost,
j. 21-st* MS BROA D STREET.
BJI. ''real Bargains Until Kirstof fslarek,
PES KINS k CO.. No. ill Eagle Sqaars. Main at.,
are 1 ow s«llins off
Be«t Kn-liah and aroeriean PRINTS at 10 cts.
RichPRESS SILKS and SILK ROBES
Rich French DE LAIANESand R«>BKS.
VALENTIAS. POPLINS and MERINOS.
CLOAKS nml SHAWLS.
Rich LACE MUSLIN and CAMBRIC SETS.
At rimt below cost, for cash, to 1 ___CS stock.
ja2_- lm
l___ Slave l nsurauee, Wa we lasurnuee,
TH E ALB E MARL ECO M P ANY. ol
Charlottesvills. \'a.
Dr. F. W. HANCOCK, Examiner
KNOW LES ft WALKORD. A-ents, '
_>__cc No 21 Psarlst. Richmond, Va.
Policies iwoed Tor 01 c or more tears,
Losses promptly paid by
ja_i-6t KNOWLES A "WALFORD.
!_, Tke United Savins* Bank, Henrico,
receives deposits, npon which intereet is paid at
the rate of 6 per vent, per allmi 10 111 on all .sums re -
uiaininj. six months, or lons er, and (percent per
annum for a shorter peiu>il On.cc No. 19Main
street. JNO. NETTLES, President.
THOS L. V WAI.FOHD. Seo'y.
ja_3-kn JAMES L. PORTER,Trea'r.
tr__ 1 Bsura_tce.o-I.ife nnd Fire Insuruuce
AT 1 OW RATES.—For insurance, Life Insurance
ou WHITE PERSONS, any len.tii nf tune, also,
on SLAVES from one month to By* year*, and for
EIRE INSURANCE, upon EVERY DESCRIP
TION of Properr. in (own or country, on LIBE
RAL .HUMS .call at the old e»tahtifch«d General
Inauraace Office, l'eail street, next door to E. D.
El.rho.
tt _. The '.est companies represented and ail
losses p on'pt'.v pud. C. R. BaICKEN.
ja li—dim Oencriii li.surance Agent.
K__\t ;tli.ni» __ Ficklen
Lurins the present month,
Will offer
AT RETAIL.
At a .rent sacrifice, tbe balance at their stock of
FALL AND WINTER (tUOHS,
CenaiKtm. of e-. er? do-teriptioa of
Dli__ S s <_; OOD S I
Viz:
SILKS. ■
VELOUR De PARIS,
PttPLINS,
VALENTIAS.
MOUSE I INES.
ROBES, ke— j
roR STREKT ANII KVS.NI.V'J.
LACES. i
EMBROIDERIES,
CLOAKS.
SHAWLS,
HOUSEKEEPING AND PLANTATION
GOODS. ..n.. 4c
B_h»Th*ir customers, friends aad the public wul
pie ,_e eail and examine. ja 13—12t
ti _. sin v.- insarauc .
LYNCHBURG HUSE AND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Capital and Surplus 8340,000.
SLAVES INSURED hjr this Company for one
month or four yeara on the most favorable terms.
Policies issued aud losses prom Ith settietl by
0 F. BRE9EF, Arsst,
Oppoaite the kmerieas Hotel.
Dr. Jas. B. McOaw, Exaiir.ncr. dn_t>—lm
LUMBER, Ll M I. E 1. .
White Pins, from '» inch to 1_ .nclies thu-k.
Asit, 1 ti '• "
Walnut. •' ', " 1.
Hickory, M 1 - t
Maple, "1. " 4 '•
Ohe-rr. '• 1 1
Oak I'oplar, Button Wood, Ploorins, Bosntliuß,
Shin< ; es, ysLksw Pins snd 11a... For sale, on »c
--oonimodstiuc loco:*, hr
EDWAVD 1.. DUDLEY.
19th street, hetsrssß Maiaaad Frsahlia.
ROUSKKEEPESS HOUSEKEEPERS would
do well to . ive LEV V a sail before pureh**i< _
elsewii 10. as ba has in Mure a iar.e sad dssirshle
stock of Hooseheepiai! Dry Goods, which he .g
prepared to fell at as reaaosable pricr-s an nm
otlier e.t'il'iishtirent 111 the city. His stock at pre
sent r. insists of l.in-n and Cottoa Snertin-a: l'ii
lo w ease Linsa antl Cotton; Towe's ; Nap-ins;
all kiadsof Diaper . trhita Marsei lea ■ .nits. Linsa
pr-.uia-k; Table Cloths, anil ev*rj d***rip_loa of
ltrv tjooilseui be had very low at
JACOB ... LEWS. 15 Main _r.
UAinVAY'S RIAOV RH.III.
liiisrimuf Wild Chfr ry. Aysr's Chlfrrt Pssto-
Ml, C-Ujrh Lesenxes. jCou-b Syrup. tht» Indian
Chslo o ue 81 me* .nil V... iei'» Citnj Liver
Oil. i./uerut' Cod Llv*_Oll .lel'r-: Cor sal* by
L. Vi'AU.V ER. Dm .mm, „th and Broad sla.
'TM. HOTEL AND IIOItI-KiKl'l KS-
I We liei to iiifo-rn jou we ha** msr rO-*ivrsd a
ver. aop*rior invoice of Tapioca. Ta__o Golaiiae,
Isin s lssß. and Pearl Har'ev to which aree*ll our
attention JAS. H PEAKCE A CO.,
Dru.-ists, eorasr Broad and _th atre.ta
rtftK.H KitflTS.-Rrceivin. this day per
t Bteasaors 680 oases 1 resb Peaches. GOO do. do,
TosastOßß _H1 tlo do. Strawberries. 1" d ._. h*ttlsa
Apricots, lresh i" their juice: f r sale'ew v«
AMJK E W A.\l o.\ IS . 156 M _ n st
Did M)l.tl«IM OV Kit- A( X 8.-A freah
1 aiippi' o! r-,i.:,_!, Caatiai Pieeoloairai over
sacks. adapted to moderately cold *eather, and *
\>r» pleasant ■-:)• 11.«nr. at
KE EN.BALDWI NJr WILLIA M S".
Oil IKTk A NDUOULAMf-A to k1 assortment
k itirectlroin our own ilianufactorr. and warrant
ed to tv and wear we'l.
KEEN. BALDWIN a WILLIAMS,
'Pitl.vlltl E BOXES.-Ai.iir.iippiy HOBrtOS.
*■ lroin2.' a to 4', inches, for «alo bf
van-lew, taylo . k co.,
74 Main stre*t.
DIIOT S tOlfill KILI EU. for tho cure of
a CMda, Cougks, Hoursei.ess. Bronchitis. _c,
lor aale by f. j. (.COT,
Corner Mam and 17fh streeta
IF YOU DESIRE SB ~ugroooh\e -nd (raaraat
« putt try the "Carolina's Pride" Bmo-inc To
bacco, sold by K. J. PICOT.
Corner 17th and Msin atreeta.
irißßlNli (OAL OIL, aad to lie the beat
v Coal Oil in use. and eoiuparativelv free from
•mcli. and warranfd not to amok* while burning,
Tor sale, by the barrel or _alb>n, very low. by
W. PETERSON. Dragaist.
WIMIMW.GUW.-A full supply of fr**k
'» Window Glass, a'l sixes and qutlitiea, for aal*
hy _ VV PETERKON. Dru,«ist.
vJ'IOK I Nt. TOII hCTO.-A hie lot ot beat
1 ' Lv aehbura .Siuokm- Tahnesp Th-a ia mid nnd
lleasant. W. PETERSON, l>ru..iat.
WM'HLll'F't PURE M0UNT...51
• DEW WHISKEY, for sal* by
W M.WALLACE SONS
oora*r Car* and Pearl *ir*_ta.
FRVBH ROLL BUTTER.-tost received a
bux of prime Roll Batt*r. oa eons*ani_ent, for
sal* by WINSTON fc POWERS.
Oi I MIII.B. llama. Br* .au. and Shoo'dera Ha
**J bob. lor «s •bs WM. WALLAC*. SONIJ.
WAHTB.
l_f* th* eorr*et infnrmatt*n,
W thit tIBIOLirIjOMINION SEWING MA
CHINK is IM onITSS* thst will t.tinaaufaotnesd
by Mr. J. D. BROWNE; snd as the Ucu.rv >_ near
iteootnplatioa. and th* manhinery ready to he
slaesd in, it will be hut two wees* or leaa until we
are in full ossrstion sad will supply *b> deinaßd.
_ed«u_vant«e_B*--d*M \CHINE asever mvie ■
asn'cti-a locs-antrh mads by the only periset
■buttle ever made, snd is as impotßible to ravel ns
hand eewin.; no chain or raveling stitch, but shows
alike on boih aidea ol the foods, and does not re
quire las bas been tealon-ly snd falsely stated ism-li
a .unntitv of thread to start and stop with. W*
say it re .mrs* one half inch at the commeacemer.t
or end. as we ran satisfactorily prove to any per
son «ivi ug us a call. W* na* a small shuttle for
fine and a lar.e one for coarse work. This 1111
chine was invented by S HUFFMAN, a native of
Virarinia. and is owned jointly by Mesara. WM. G.
PAIN E.J. L. APPFHSoN.and SAMUEL HUFF
MAN, of Richmond. Vs. jaM-6t
WANTED-fl'WO GENTLEMEN."of _oihl ail
»v deas ti solicit aiibHc.lt*rs, in th'S city, for
the following Illustrated Standard Works, vix:
Finden's Modern Art Uallen, the Work" of Ho
_arth th" VV...-kaefßSk-BBU-are, Lt.il_e'« !'. rtraits
of Illtistritius Pemonagea, antl varioua other Im
ported En-liah Standard Works. (*lao Atients
wanted in every eitv South ) None need apply but
those who have rrmded in the State of Virginia lor
tin paat two jears, as the licensee wl be two
hund'cii dollars for each canvassers' . BVaapa
rsstdsat of this Stat*. Apply to JOHN PERRY,
Irt.port-r „( Fn.lish S-andard Works, Wall St.,
Richmond, Va. or Box B_6, Richmond P. O.
j a J6-.3t
UTA flTEO.xThs sntacriber ia desirous of ob
taining a situation aa MANA'ihR of a farm;
is well ver.etl in tfio tobit-co. wheat atid all other
crops raised in Vir.iuia. aril ia wiinn* to mak«
bimself a*B*rally useful. An*- te .uired relerenco
,iven. Add.esa -A B C," throu.n Ri.iimonil P.
0. )»» 3t*
117 ANTE It—A HOUSE, with six or eitht rooma.
it location l.twrin Kh ar.d 12:B nt'eets An,
one inten.linK to diseont>sua bouaekespiog can
of a fc-oo'l ten.int who will rent for on.: or lens*
for a term of yea-s ''osseaaion wanted at any ttui*
hetw*ea tin- and t Ist ot March. Address, Box
Al6, Richmond P. O. ja*s-ts
I_rANTE_»-«-RARR CHANCE-- Wanted, a
VV PARTNER with •l-MXtoash which will piy
'hesamepe. month wi'h a partner. Cai! at eooßi
52. C •iiiu.i'i.in Hotel. Busineas lucrative.
ja-t;-if
U7ANTEM— EXCI-ANGE ON LONnON,, by
ja2o-t. KKNT. PAINE A 00.
A\ T ANTi:I). —A who reside* in thi
VV coin'frv wishes to pa re base or hir- ar: elderly
MALE HoTJSfe SERVANT of g»od char.viter
r-nil tiiiaiificatioiia. Apply at this office.
ja __.— tit*
\ _. ANTKD-An expenene_d NURSE, wh'te or
VV colored, to .0 thiee miles below town Appl
ja2s—.lt* Broad street lieiween 7th >.nd sth B
Uf ANTI-.D--26 to 30 WOOD-CUITERB. to cut
cord wood near the city. mrn.ammn.ewi
j,t 25 ts GEO, v\ AT r a ' O.
U. AI.TKI-—A BTEWARP—Eor the boar.i_u
department of Cvld-rll MBSOaie K"in»'« lo
stitute. He m .at be a man 01" lamiiv and a pro
fnsapr of reli .ion. All tiecessHrv _atM-_-_t*oa will
be riven upon application to th* BBdsrsisssd.al
Blacksbor<, Va. OcO. K. PACE, Pnasissl.
J.i _* «I 2*
__;.AN I'ED—A WHITE" GIB 1., to assist in
*V bouse work—one that eaa Co»v_._Ws*s and
Iron. Al**, a GIRL, to take car. of children -
eiih.'r v-hitp or coioied. Appl.' at STORE __•,
Broad trest. ja2i-ts
Ll/ANTEIr-Tbre* rood" MILLINER-t None
W _at . 0(>l i i, UH i3 re.-d app'y. Libera' -"- 0 "
will bs paid. Mrs. .(. DEM ELMAN.
ja - .. tit Mam St.. between 17ih and ISth.
WANTED— To hire by the moath, or the
t.a'ance of the \e_r. a .ood Nt,'liS_. to _o to
the Mountain-. Appl] to VV ML B. BISHOP,
jaM-M SfcCharlss Hotel.
U! ANTl'lit— Fifteen able Nero MEN, fmrn
Bountn sen ire to work under-round at the
CARB.i.N HILL MJINE-. No n.rcident of ssrinua
eoußsaseo-S to a ainxls lahorsr h*s ooomrroo ia
thrse Mr ues far ssvsß ysars; sad a lane* advaaes
over surf ice hires Will he paid tor ptood men Fac
tor, nanus will not b* *__HOT*_ on any terms. Ap
ply to .Mr. kit n't. Rutins at the Coal yard, corner
10th r-.nd Crnry .ta , or it the Mines.
j*_U te .KiilN J. WERTH. A.ent.
u, r A.Mb- A SOUTHERN MAN. to take
V* e__ii_eof a small SCHOOL. Apply to B B.*
Wißsaxß,Jas.A. li-i.es,or NaLsoß Gbbuobt,
Chesterfield county. Va. ja2l—lw*
IITANTKB-For tare or three KBonths, WOOD
VV CHOPPERS t* eat fir* wood, bj the cord. Ap
ply t.. o 11. Taylor.
ia2l-lw* 117 Main street. Rtohniond.
\irANTEI-— Lsdies, Dress Makers.Taitots,and
» the public .n ■•neral, to know that the sel*-
Irre EUREKA SHUTTLE SEWING MA
'' li I N R is now opened am! for rale at tlor So 11' hern
Boot Shoe an,l Trunk Man_factory, _3BBroad st.,
Mark Dowaey's BnilSin s. Price #AO.
N. B— THIS MACHINE WILL BE MANU
FACTURED HERE.
LADIEm' HEELED GAITERS tl.
PATENT LEA'I HER BROP_ 81.
GOAT AND MOROCCO SHOES 81.
LADIES, FORGET NOP TO CALL AT
THOMAS'S.
ia2i-lm 215 BROAD ST., NEAR THIRD.
\ V ANTE It—7s c*nU only, for Lad is*' and G*b-
W tlemea'a India RnhherOVEß-SHOES, at the
SOUTHERN B"OT,SHOE and TRUNK MANU
FACTORY, - 2'tj Broad street M-m Oowney'a
Bui!.! ns. HKELED GAITERS fl.
A treats for the celebrated Eureka S»win« Ma
chines; also, *2.'. Double Thread Machine.
N. B—WANPE_»—Several first-class HANDS
on G iter work. None but Rood baada need apply.
ia_a—la
\.\7ANTtr.l»—To hire for lh*balanoa ot the year,
»V 5 COLORED HANDS, to work on Repair*, f
Road, bstwesa Riehniond and Ashland. Apply to
WM.N BRAGG, Sup't.
OSes R., F. ar.tt P. R. R. Co.. _
Richmond.UtaJaa'y. 1860.y jit. ta
V\. AKT l. it -A n v nun ibe r .. f DR V HIDES—for
»V which the highest price will b* piiil in CASH,
by 0. 11. CHALELET,
IStb it., between Main r.ntf C_ry.
ja 17—dlmewJin
UrANTEJp- A soodnecroCAßPEN•J_TEJ_j f.-ir
~.oil BOAT HANDS, and two able MEN for
tae soke yards is tbis city bor really good hinds,
lull price, will tie paid. Apply to Mr. Rica's ItEi.as,
at yard, corner MBh and Cary sts.
jaU-ts JOHN J. WERTH, A.ent.
U7ANTKW-- DRUG CLERK—A yonas man
who thomachlv understands the APOTHE
CARY and DRUGBUSINESB. Address Drassist,
Rk hiii.nd Vii-ima. j;i J—ta
UAN r__l>—Two sbts-bodted NEGRO MEM, to
-trik-s at a lor<e. Aj>i lv to
jat-ts P. RAHM, Basis Foundry.
\I7ANTi-;i>— By a voun. Lnttv, a situati-in as
»» GOVERNESS _■ a pnvats tannlv. she i«
tboron_hi] eatopsteat to teach French. Kaalub
Music aad Siaainc A salary m Botsoinßoh
required :._ n ootnfortabla home. Addrsa* 574.
i.si ....rl.ee. *\ ja.'t—ts
U' A ..TI-Jl* - To lure for tue present year. SB ex
peneneed COOK. Porsncb sn one, who can
eoflS* -eU rcoiiimeuiled. a lilwral lure will be pud
oa app'icatton to GEO. J. SUMNER,
J.t'i-t.B No. _>» Pearl street.
117 AM Tell—For th* I'n-ted Stats* Army.
*» |M<Mistsd Bereiee,lsb_*-hwdi*d an- V_,A
urirrieil men li whom wil ia•-1 yen .ood J_9L_
piy.luiaru . iotluii. . and n etlioal altend- /IjU)
-.nee Pay from RI2 to •__• per iiintii— _______
Musicians also wbbtad. Apply at ths Rendssvoua
011 Franklin between Uth and lit' streets,
i N. MOORE. Ist Lieut Ist Dragoons,
ja2-l:n* Reoruitin. O-Besr.
nfANTEßtEv*rjbodj to know that I hue
»l e.'ini.i"-'• .1 the nrriiiifrieture of TRUNKS
CARPET BAGB. and V A 1,10 KS at No. 84 Mai
street. Richmond wb*r»>thei cm tout a lieautilu
assortment of 'Trunks, Valiess. aad Carpal Ba_s
"i seen stye a: ansss ■'._ low as the. eaa i«
bou.htin tho Northers eiti**, both at wboi-_al.
snd retail. Trnaaa repaired a_d Covers ui>_et.
outer, rt! the xhor'e.t notice
de_o fan JAMES RNOTTS
UrANTED _O0 r.istorners 'hat wan! ti.0.l Fa'l
ami VV'.itHi CLOTHING for a littl* asoasi -
Cllat 81MPSON A MILLER'B, IM Main at.
SERVANTS FOR HIRE.
CM»a MIRK- A food WASHER aad COOK. Ap
L plyt.i K. B. SMITH, oa Brook* Av*uu*.
_jaj>.i 2t* bet we n Clay aad I.Ci.li urs.
\iv N St, It V ANT rURHIRS. As Bo RT v R
- T * in a st. re. PACKER, OS 1 I \.K ot DRIV r- H
be cm be recommended, and 11, at i»e enni! >y*d _j
the Mionth, or lor tne cir. mi ternis.
ALSO.—s.-vrai BUILOING LOTS !.»• sal* on
Chore fa 11;'.!, Mount Ki.n, and in Ralton Appti
111 in'liiiuiy to A. G. SIT BBS
j» M -M* Nj _t Pearl .'. e«t
roil HIRE—« BOY, M years o'd. a tine Dta
1 in.- Room aad Hoaas Bsrva.t van lik«iv.,i
pa! le, a:.d honest. Appl) St -Mrs. MOTLEY'S. OB
Main. 3doors boot* 7th. ja 25 M"
I,'OR IIIUK.- I bar* tor hire enerh) LABOR
I KliS, HOUSE GIRLB. COO KB. WASHERS
and IRON! R.S. C A R P E N I' X RB, Bt.ACr.
SMITHS and HELPERS. Appli to
V\ VI S PHILLIPS.OS 12'h.
j a 14—ta between Main aud _t«_a_ Streets.
SERVANTS FOR SALE
uousam roni:viii\ IMMH iivtiiNr.
* A yt.inu.likelv CHAMBERMAID and skav
STRESS :eate*-Iy ra a*d. and will Iw soul ..n'-. »..
a tirst ratehoiae. she can •. s>een at mv db_os
.l.ivy -iiiiitm, ii 1 soi.l tt. W H. TYLER,
General A rssLOflUss »af*b*Jl,
ja H—ta between 6tb ami Trh streets.
LX>K BALE—A iiealiiiv aad atmate NEGRO
t HAn.al-But lorti tne >sars«-d, He 1* r. tirst
rite larm hard _...u! cirr.._c driver and host «r
Asply at Can Street Jail. jn 21 -c. dat*
\, AH ABLE BKRVANT Ft»K SALE.-!
a have 1..1 sa-saßsrvaai Gift, latalatto.) at.mt
-.ysaisold. \er. likely, of saexeeptmnahte eha
_?r/4_!__ Pll _ , v , a arst rate «KaMSTRESS
M RB»aßd ROUSE BERVANT. A treat l«»r
aani may l>e_:_d by imuied'ate aspliostion tt>
de_»-tf E. B COOK. No. 7U Main st.
■ .... _._UB
BOAKDINQ.
L)HAItl)lN«;.-Mrs. FR KNCH. Ob Mayoa'reet,
S* opposite th* Jewisli s> n 1 -.■.. Mie. can acorn
in. .»te 11 l.trite number of Oentlenten with DAY*
Hon 1;; 1.-.ni! a family with ue.trable Rooms, on
the second Hour. ja 21-3t*
Bo AM DIMM*-Tha SOUTHERN RHiH I's
HOUSE, on Broad street, two d.mi. t.itvw
the AftKau Cbureh, ia vow open for the recepMon
of boarders, For terms, Ao., a. ply to the aut .cri
l.r. [ja__-_t! WM. ELLETT.
mi_ ~BLS - 2ut Loaf.Cruahrid.Pulverixedand
h\J\J Cotlee lor sa . b.
\V M.WALLACE RONS.
»_|A U81... p\>re Rye Flour tn atore. for aae by
,>li VV M.WALLACE SONS.
fXli FAI KAGEBcho cc table (Joithen Ruller. for
rlu salaby WM. WALLACE SONS.
711 BOXES Go*h*a Cutitn- Cbee**. for aale by
'*' ' WM. WALLACE SONS.
__(> BjkU f l"'«Ma LAGUAVRA COFRt-F is
*f" store, for a_.« by WINdToN It POWERS.
BLACK TEA-JaO haH-ohe.ts. t*t trie by ___
LAOS DAVENPORT.
fji I »IH1»V nsw crop Ori*«» «U(i A Ria store,
vy* fot uiohf Vr i.N9TO» * K>wl_rs.
gPECUL CAKI?. "~ -—~~-~~-^
MECHANICS'INSTITUTE Hi.,
GRAND MATINKi,
At th* «*rn"at rtasire of rui. ~. . '.,''
,Wi„ i iv.a 9SOAll6L,NK «^,-
OR AND CONCERT-
Att_M__-__* hall, on ,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
Corciiicncin_ m v >
Assisted by her father, ' l '" •>*«
MR. PETER RiCIIINo..
MR. UF.O _i;nk. ,
SMITH'S ARMORY .' J '' H 'U,
Under the direction or ** oßc ßh. _s.
PROF. J____OSENBKRr,_ R
*__Ticketa-FIFTYCKNT<T 1
, BJ__.Thed,irtra will be op».ried at 2 ■•
full particulars acs pro .r.tniina. c -°"-. ~, 1
#t»INOfSjfIHI 11001. KOR« i,.'.\ X ' : I
Mr. KE M M BRER •§?____',_'»•__ I
Schoola will BBSSt on HON DAVt___ ■"__. 1
at 4P. M .*tth*l«tß* P tißtCh.re.V_. * : D_* 1
DAY ar.d SATURDAY, at 4i- .1' '*?._" Tl .V .".
M X Church, and WK l>\'. .|,_.. th " Tr;__ I
SATURDAY st 2 at the Third ___' %t '. v I
andonTHUßftDaV.at 4 IV Vi ~ ,-„ l '■'W.,' 1
I moo Hill. Tuition 3S cen-» ii. ,';' n -'!•.!.
cloae with a Concert. . .' r • -.
rjEWTL*mien, ark TerVj .__""*''
•J" FIRE-ONE. TWO THB-mPV
copp'Smiootino i>a;.' ;■.(<•,. Ka 7 ;
the Dim* Hotel. H« Main Btreer--...,""*'■P'r.j, I
the b»r room or pnvnl« doom 1,_.,',.»„ * "••'-._
lVt„| or R.tie.hoot.n. are . .
call. The- will »lw.v.stiuil a ..■_,.„ .[ ':'■ >-. ;
has had several »ear»' sxpsriesee a__ '».«
tent la instruct the art il dc.ireu Tn'.' 1' "J**
Rifles are superior. "an '.«
\ STONISHIX. TO ______ ______*•,_**
(1 BELL, the -slsbratad Awrn!£___ VVr »X
thccty Shewj. hers with a sat eiJiTift. _? '
th» event. 0 f T1 te - even )t»ur v<>r, :•„.' . '
tsl) WBSthST you BIS married „r m n » 1 ""'*~*
BMay times you ars to be marrie*. v, **• h_
a. _.arr>_uc*. Ba* (Msaetoniih*. !_.'.»___! ***
her ,„,._,. poW or. N,. _~„• ~.„/,„■ *£*•; .
basins'Boardis* Hoes*. Uth ~. (•„.-'.„' ,: ''
betweenlMriir and Praaklin atrssta m'_.'"'•
■ ' ** t.r.*
LOST AND STRAYED
J OST—Oa Ts*__ v,. aossswhsf*.,.,"__ __*
I ' /ol.! L«>CRET .v ,h ntiniator. . ■ " 1 . * ! •■•
raid CHAIN and Pl.v Theiaderwi ' _ " »
rewarded by lesvia, the aajne it t m ~.,,. * r ' 1
ja _>i— 2:'
I GOLD LOCKET, witb the mn;.-,• __,' "a
ofa.e..:!e«i:v.,,w,th a „»!.«. 11.11.1 a-.,' . "—•
the ..wner car ol.'ain B. oa 111. at ttui | ' '
paying lor thisndsuil-ssaasa-. ™JJ V
j<_» LOST-...-0 R K'V A RII-Al. _ __"_
/*% of .latiuarv. a GOLD VTA .<_« *„_
j___ ._?_ lacs there i-arrpre-eiit-.i,,,,, ~..,, '■'■•
■Br __M amp. ud oath* ease er. „„ ,_: ,?,:'** *'•!
.Also, .a tjf._ti CHAlN.verv i,,,i . , |'.. .
other carved The above reward o| |__ _' '
paid for it* return to the Dispatch ofice '
ja 25—3t*
STit A VHII-K-n, ~„ „ v ,
i,kr-ssej. t"arv strret. ten vounn VI! li.
«'-_ M person -e».,i|i,ii,. the nanir-. ~- 1 ',
_, B_ ,/_i nlt tnation mi that I .el tii.,', ' i'? : '
►uitablj rewarded. "
.12. 3t* 1 waißi
■_.-- se-Mr Dalney'e s-.r» .... .
v ar ~ r. en, n
I 1 pair of -'.OLD BPEC TACI.KS. f,.r »i, . , *'
rri. -I'Wi'i! will I . pud if the tinder w.ilrer-ir...,*
tothi-oilice.
rO\T--Y«ferdiT. hstWeSß I'rfrihHw ,__
k Co's and Christian S Latbroa 1» v. '..'
ING BREABTPjN. lan:* sis-. ->a<aiaia ' _.'. .
dihsrent kinds of hair, the fiader * ■ ,
rewanled by letumuu the tame to ttui ;f...
ja2_-2t
I<»sT-l Thnrsdsy, hstwe. 1 the l - __
* Ho'ol and Mth street, s pair of BiLVFBvr
GAR TON S. Barked"H " Tbefind-rwthbßr
warded 1 \ laaviai ths game at thisofSee
ja 9k—M*
•_r.-a.H_: ktr**?? KTOOWHria
, 'r___B__V_»'"^'' l ' :|r ' "'dt-r-j '."i_ r.
<s^ ,^^-■Ji ?-■^^ , *- his TRAINING UTablU
************** " '' v, "»' thn A<HI.AMi" Ka -'
COURSE on the 15th February. .►«>, n ,| m ~,,
t.e rrepar->tl lo recieve HORSES fur tha rati «
boiiiie trainrd.
I have employed aa TraiaerCaaa Km.- i.n>.
tbe bast aad Basal ral_-__*Trsiß*raiath*.__i
T>KM«.
When the owrem of Hornen farraiah RaMwrad
KnJer, and Clotkins, Ac, fhe terms Bill M Rl
per .fay
W"hen the*-Tr«.rier turnishea cv. rv nfc««vr» .
traisins. •_ per da v.
All expcn-i-- ol trsTStisg to si >! ir v »ai at. »•
to any other ConißS, to be Mid lo the .-wr-r
N. A.THi'Vioi.y
ja M— tswts Sseretar. ftshtsso Tnnlaj Cltk
ns_p R I R1) S I -,
ma blr d 1 • '. &
****- Rlßlis"^.
Free exh.hition of BI R IS from 'no !■■»■_- . -«-i
of tie clotie -a spleiitli.l vantti inst r.
the F-:s'. Indies. Five varieties of tha ..V'f
PAGED BIRDS in the w.rhl. I'i,|..rtf_ c\\»
RI KS thai siai by . h.h li.ht. Avariet... |
KD BIRDS. I'M.KIN.. PARROTS.Ac
BROAD STREET. tiin<i doors above tha*
ia Ceßtrsl Railroad Depot
_t_. rOR liFM'OK 1.1. ibi-.-T!;. • .'••
\BM PLOOR of house*a MBh street, hstun-i ''
*i_i., M ,l Cary. f__d door from Vl«;" Thalnat
Roiim is abou' 7t, l.v 22. and the ~ffi. •> :■»,,, 1
aba_it-___l 1 his in au esesilsßl hi« bsm -_■_
Terms Hjnderate Appiv at oa<*s to P R |__1
ol Bieli.-'.l-o.n ft Co s, or WM. I WW,;, ill
Peten >v's Dn_| St.ire. jti-s-:.
FOR S VI.I-:-Titr"llOC_K an. LOl v g
stieet; tbe two Hill SKS ami I >Jn
asut-Bmad street, hstween X-l snd mhsts
Hill. Apply to(js__- R*] COR BIN WARB 5
\-.,A ARMORYGOVERNOR'SGI .>■ i
«?SL_ Ri.-hm.ind. J.Ol _ti. i-•
/ 2>jP) Order No. V I.
__C____ Attssd a Moaatsd Drill tn f"
r..rm. Nt ii,e .ml F.tir Groands,ofl PBihA'i._i
27th irit..ai.V, ~Yi. eh
Uv order of C*p_.Asdbb«ob.
ja__-2t R. B. KENNON, Istl9*n'l t
_,r--jr--_> TEETH E.TRA.TEO WIT*
MkbSUUT PAIN OH DRUGS, by ';• •
H *-»-»—-■ ot tho fshraaio pmeesa Ofioa at-MCi
lambisa HoteL If pain, ao'-har.e.
in.?,: .- |.r. t. ,i PHtvCTj
/7V__. H'K Vtl.K-iwii SPRING PRiil
two HORBEB. A bar.aiß ■M■ ,J "
-_w___.|, 4 p a .iv appliestioa. I'mi'v assl
upon a eliort credit ior Rood paper >~
11 MIAN'.- JOHJI
ja 2A-fit Creeli N ton. UK- -'"
/rv FOII BALB-_t~ saVaJI i*T
IJ_r_%WEI-_H PONY, ill perl. • 0)0*1 .
*"** r asspsrioi at>ie in gaa_.sitb*f tuiuu a
liarne.?. . .
AL_sO—A CARRIAGE, HARNVBB, BAI
ami RRIiiLK. ke.. soiUb'fl fora P.nvv,
AIUU NONAL.-A line DRAUIiHT HOFSF.i
of which will bs *old on v.r> ressv.flshlsttrss-
For I :ir ther pttticu.ar- " pi ■'■> al ' 11a other, •' '■'
ja24—dt HIX'S AMumeiei 1 ■
e-m sritlMi STTl___.—The _a_ssh_er_a
_JLre.eiv.il 'in
** m SPRIIfG STY I Fot
MOLEfKIR RAT?
JOHM ■'■ -r It
j n_t—3t N. 1 BaJ inlH a
VOTIIi:. A" perv rot >.~.\.r.i c . r.-
IN t'..> Co-B-Bon wealth if Vir. iniu. I '
ehssaef arum and amniun lions, thi
"in ii. >'i nppiii- .nut niainta •
tne ir ißßpATtatioß SB * pay nt the aaa 1 1
: other ißCtdsnta expenses 1 carred ib
of th* State, aad ia tbe exerntioa
d- r BBBtCBca • I ti.f Cn« ll CoaM >l
poanty at* :..-.-.•; re.mr.tl -.. prerett
mediately to the uotsrsi '•!. at X
'■o ant etc.ted mi', r the i. 10l A-sen • ■
An Act. epp..ir,liri_ pomrrnaSiOi.eri ' J^
p*. the expenses incurred ny Ibe la* vii«
..lire asenf . ins a d tor tb* d*WI - ■'' ' ••
luoaWealth pss.ed _-*_ J " iar'. Is '
0. (> Vt \■■ -i■••rtl'
.'. M, BE.NM LI T Asd. .v ■ I ' i
WM. B. kICBARDSON.A-.U_si r
j. _5 lv
p t It I vv A 9 o V
**-y, STEAM BOAP >N h CANDLI ■
FA..TTK! .R8
ilTtii nr.rrr, epraaiTß ti Ba»'
Invite tn.- att*ation ol deal* k --;■
family croeers t- our brand ol BHoWM - ,
•A. 1 lie 1"...,n.l uiuin f'lpci.'r IB IMB _•**____ ,
a mi S..tr..'n scfa ot wl 1 :. s made
..r.'and st ws will s*ll at sttoo __._-üb«im - X
has to It* paid for a ni-cb '"f*ri<» y;
",e atr.a of bNu_eh*d TA LOW 1
full w»ii hts, which -c will b*B ' '
,-.iii:,t...!i;.ri_ tsrass. vv. rsspso'tfu • «
ex.ii.i' an..11 of oar stock. believiß. • ■•»
in i,i> .toyosr interest to patroni« no.-_s
Ivltl.e. '* *
I. II I Mil i; A FIIMOM' , N ,
I. RICH MOM ■ Jj
bl ILDERR OP PORTABL AND SI
l.i K'v, .',_.- SW. MILIJ*. RAH
WORKS. ' c ._._..
Si.-IAM KiRK KN'MNKS, _
(if the most nii-r.-ved BMB, S»d suis* ■_
hsat maimer. W-tfTBStsS eiu t is ever) \, ■,
,BY ot tti. ».,uim s;_«d Ea_IBS-I I lt« r , ,
or we.t. *- • :'
TEA WtKtHOIM. BALTIMRPRB-
I GEO BANDERS * I '.':. t._. M
IMPORTERS IND WHOLK»ALM BSJ
fc'R.s Lv TK*S.
No ->'•. Baohauß* rhae*. Is tn ■■"•
«;fl.r to m.>.-'..-i!i-i;i trad*. %.sr.< nil •"• V. ,
edstackoi 'Tt .ASof all kisda as. as* -■, ~,
paeka-ssof sllsisss, and.-, leu <u» ,^ a> _. .
P*^|Hts_7^JToa
We aall the ai-cial BttsstieaofJ_l»J>_!__,r_ .
Bsassta 10 . ur.,..., * ... tea *b..« Py r A\jfs_i
Also, a lot ofsu»*rior C _"„' «'_. "'_,_..
jaas 3t AUSTIN AG ENTRY- *'**™***~
LVMil.lHli CHEVBe, Ac. I ha re js* .
r_ o«iv*d, per British steani«r. !r>"' r * ,J
FißMt old St.iton CH K.KSK. iv to ';■*'.'':.['. v
11. tittle Olt.ler. •■'(Uevti » Atm« ; '';.•.'
Ch-doßr. Ac : and h.ave IB » _' r *_l , J. Jr__ 1 _hJ
BRANDY, very BBPSrror; CL | X 1 . ;; n _f.i
celebrate.* brsntla-Sauieru«. H.n.ariaßSo.
-b, 111 -lass; Neav.ilit.au Dry Mouniaia. m
' - 'a C i_*-Jt : h> C-UmLSI PALBkJ
VOVA BtOTIA P«» T (1 ?. v f ot *
•> I,'W bushel. N. S. rOJAWF ». fc ;u .
!11 ei.tr* for s_l* b> C. T. VV UK IR k* *
!-13--t .. ..<,
"-IMI Bl .MEL* i LOVER »«M»
*>'7/ «a*. for sa.s hy k .skKK\ : >-'"
;■»-A-t.l aA* OM * »ru » -
ROM-MIAII HVN tl I.!»',* fc "
JOB bids., freaa ground, .''. 4 * ',i ■ ,-m ol>
ja__.-_t I. A 0. B. l'-v v j^j
I FATHER. lrt»i s'.lea i"«>;l •» rJ '*
1- Sol* L-atber. rsr*_v>M r__J_Vt___ * C*
fc. II >M-va r -" t
Q . BHI.!S. tVk.'iar.vuwn'* S J"';'' " '
eiO . »
AC X *•&•.
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