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MONDAY MOsIWPtO JAN.* I*o.
lamalra Again.
In his lecture delivered before the Cooper
Institute oa tbe „tb ln»t., Mr. Fuamk Blaiu
endeavored to prove tbat tbe Btitteh West In
dia Islands .exported throe or four times aa
much, ta value, now, as they bad done previ
ously to tbe abolition of slavery ia that quar
ter. Ia ourcorameute upon that atetoment,
weeadenvored to prove, from facts published
to TnoLLorrs tour, that Ihe escese must have
come from Barbadoes, or other islands in
which there was no room for the negro to
sfßßm and aot, iaaay degree whatever, from
Jamaica, where üßOceopled land is abundant.
Two day* after the lecture in question waa de
llvsrod, tho New York Times, n Black Kepub*
lienn sheet of a vary malignant type; publish
ed v tetter from one of its correspondent* so
jonralugat kiugsion, in which this conjee ture
of ours was fully sustained. He tells the
Times that la the year ifttt, Jamaica exported
150,001 hogsheads of sugar, aud in 1359, 36,010
hoasheada. From lsoi to far. ber annual ax-
pormtion averaged i;ci,uyn hogsheads. From
that time It began to decline, and during the
next seven years averaged but I lo.boo. Bubee
yuently it averaged about 9u,WH, until the year
Ist., the period of emanciiiaiiou. The corres
pondent endeavors to show that emancipation
had nothing to do witb the tailingofl' of exper
tations, inasmuch as it had already begun
before that measure had been adopted.—
With that inference we have, at present, noth
ing to do. What we are desirous to show it-,
that where there has been an increase in the
production,it ie tote credited to theaccouutof
those islands in wbicb the negro is compelled
to work by hunger—a master more inexorable
than any other that it ie possible to place over
human beings—and tbat he will work from no
other motive, unles*. be be a slave. This wri
ter himself says : "Covering an area of four
millions of acres, Jamaica bas a population of
378,000, black, white and mulatto. This makes
about eteveu acres to each person. In the
flourishing island ot Barbadoes the proportion
is nearly one and a half person* to each acre.
If Jamaica were as thickly settled a* Barba
does, it would contain over five millions of
souls, nnd would export a million of hogs
heads. Till its present population has doubled
aad trebled, no material improvement can be
looked for. But where is tbe money—where
are the vigor and the energy necessary to ob
tain this popnlatiou ? Wbo.se fault is it that
these are wanting, and that Jamaica with far
greater advantages than Trinidad orduiana,
bus foiled to follow the footsteps of their suc
cess I" ,
Barbadoes, which all ihe abolitionists point
to tut a specimen of what abolition can do, is
the most populous spot upon the face of tbe
globs, with theexcejition of Malta. It bas au
area of IW»,whj acre-, and a population of about
150,000 souls. As A4O acres make a square mile,
it bas an area of Iti". square miles, and npon
this area a population of mm to the square
mile. The population of Ireland is about KO
to the square mile, that of England about •.T'.-:
tbat of France, including Corsica, about ,'M:
tbat of Cbinaabout :KHi; that of Belgium about
M 0; that of Bengal about five hundred. Now,
bere is a country four times as populous ns
Intend, three times as populous a* Eng
land, France, Belgium and China, and iwice
aa populous us Bengal, and these are the most
densely populated countries on the globe.—
Now, in every part of the world, a population
excessively dense is considered the greatest ol
all possible curses. It is the sure parent ot
innumerable evils. Starvation, disease, taxes,
poor rates and distress, in every imaginable
shape, are iv inevitable Consequences. The
whole world Is aware of the efforts Eu
rope has been making for thirty years to
rid herself of this crushing evil. But
In one quarter of the globe it is admitted
that this evil is small iv comparison with ano
ther which it would cure. The abolitionists
themselves confess that a redundancy of popu
lation, three times as great as that which ex
ists in the most populous countries of Eu
rope, would be a blessing in Jamaica, because
thereby alone could the full capacity of the
island be developed. This is to say, in so
many words, nothing but the immineut dan
ger of starvation will make the emancipated
negro work—nothing but the most terrihle
evil known to the old world can corn ct the
atill more terrible evil brought by the aboli
tionists upon the most fertile portion of tin
new. A plenty of fresh land, and ample room
for the exercise of industry and skill, are the
greatest blessings a free country can offer to
freemen. These blessings the perverse inge
nuity of abolitionism converts into a enrsni
whenever it has an opportunity. Let this
wmrr tell what it has done for Jamaica:
*™s briefly as possible—for the theme is thread
bare—l must endravur to tire > our reader* an ap
proximate idea of the decline..f Janitica. or point
out the political and social abuse* and ntuiiiiaiie*.
fur u-li.ch, it seems to me, a reinedi must Im fount!
lie lore the island can be resrored to its former
prosperity. Ido not think it can be disputed—if
history and statistic*aie to be believed—that since
the abolition of the slave trade, fifty-two years
ago, Jamaica has never for a iiioincrt paused in
her downward career. Ido not think it can be dis
puted—if actual observation can lie relied on—tint
she has Dot, even >et. reached tlm inwest point of
possible, depression. Lower mill she. can sink—
lower still she must sink—if her people are not im
bued with a more pregnant patriotism—if the gov
erning claraes are not sriuiiii-itcd to more energet
io action, and are not guided b> more unselfish ac
tion."
The city of Kingston was once a magnificent
city, situated on a magnificent harbor, and
containing a population of -lO.oou inhabitants.
IU commercial prosperity was unrivalled, at
least in the British West Indies. See whnt it
te now:
"If the city ef Kington 1* taken as an iliustra
tion of the prosperity of Jamaica, the visitor will
arrive at more deplorable conclusions than those
pointed out by commercial statistics. It teems
lite a romance to read to-day, in the capital of Ja
maica, the account of that capital's former splen
dor. Its 'magnificent churches'—vow time-worn
and decayed—are scarcely auperior to the stables
of some Fifth Avenue magnate. There is not a
bouse in the city in decent repair—not one thai
looks as though it could stand a respectable hieeze
not a wharf in good order—not a street that n.in
exhibit a square inch of paveinest—no sidewalks—
no draiaass— scanty water—no light. The same
picture ot neglect and apathy greets one every
where, la the business part of the town >. ou arc
oppressed v. ilb its inactivity. Clerk* uwn nvsr
tbesouatsra, or hail with nieedy looks the solitary
atraager wbo comes in to purchase. If a nun
resident lie i» made to pa> for the dullntss of the
Sarket. snd leave* a hotel, a store, or a livery sta-«
a. tolerably well deeced. Prices tbat in N.-w
York would be deemed exorbitant, must lie paid
fur tbe common necessaries of life. The Kincsto
nians remind me much of the .'..than,a wreckers.
Having little or nothinc themgelvp*. they look
upoaaateamer-load of Caiitbrnia passengers cast
away in their harbor fur a da* or a ninlit. as very
K.vptians, whom it as not only their privilege, but
tseir dot*, to despoil.
"Tbers isnothinr like work done in Kingston,
except perhaps ia the estab ishnionts of a few Ku
ropeaa or American merchant*, or on the picis,
now aad then, at tbe loadirg aud ot yea
asls. The city was originally well laid out, but it is
not ornamented with a single tree, aud the square.
Ib a central location, is a bar/en desert nt sand,
whits bet with exposure to the blazin, sun. The ,
etrests are filthy, the bench lots more so, and the
cemrooßeet laws of health are totally disregarded;
wrack sad run., destitution snd aeglect. Tin rt- is '
Botbiac mw in Kin.sion. Thereopie like their i
bores*, their kouaee, aad all that belongs to t tieui. l
took old and wore cut. There are no improvements ,
to be aoted, note devtes, ornament or conceit of
aay kiad to mdicale the preaeuee of ta*to or re '
naemsat. The inhabitant*, taken en masse, arc
steeped to tbs eye-lid* in immorality ; tho popula
tion ohews.su BBBStural decrease; 1
saeesds Isxitimscy ta* ortion and infantieiti* are i
notuaanown. Kingston looks what it ia, a pUoc 1
where money h»s been made, tail can lw made no
SMB. .It ia used up and fast aaide as u»c!*»s. No
tar is replaced that time destroys. It a briak '
tumble* from a hosaeintnthestreet.it remains I
fhsrssif aapotttMteessasdbit the wmd.it hatu« I
X.** _»t* **£' x \ M] *i f furniture ia accid.ru i
i^r*ssd :
W,,U >OU n ' eot ' "
_yilavs I dsseribsd a fiod-forsaken place, in
which ao one seems to take an interest, without
bte aad withoateneigy. old *nd dilapidate.!, sicku i
aßdaltby.eaatawarfroan tbe aucbora. « ..f »..,.„ j
morality, ranaousad couuuoa sees* i Than verily
__J.* ,^" ~,dKu,? *^n ,nlM9 Vet this wretch
•*_L I ' t _ t > #e *" ,, «? l °f * v '»'*ud the m..*t lends
ta tho world; it ie bleessd with a climate most b!.>
rious; H lies rot»is« in ths shadow of mountains, (
that eaa be cultivated, from summit to base, a ita i
•^ rr __?"l^'!* , _ #r » t ? Bud tropical legioiiK;
tt is mistrese of a harbor where a thousand line of
battis abteneaa safely ride at anchor."
Orrn Ponmnn JtSLATiona.—lt is stated that i
tbe co—Htlow of onr foreign relation* 1s leas !
critical gt present taauat any previous time
for eomo years, and require less labor on tbe
port Of Uteltepartmeßt of State. Our Central
Amorteaa dUaculiiee witb England are about
to bo naaliy aottted, upon tho baste of our own ,
eanstrnottea of tho Otey lon-Hul wer treaty
With all other governments, except that of
, Hlftjpasj mad ate party at the Mexican cap.
•in*, wa arena an asateabte footing.
__un^Mßte___T_ w|s > *• *• »»»•• -* 1 ™ '
' o»r^*»» m -' Wr m^a m AanaV
Baaxtrr Willi ana -A paragraph is going
tho rounds to the effect that Barney Williams
bnabee- wpeiled from Atlanta, _a, lor ox
pressing abolition sentiments. The Individual
iv question t* not Barney the c< median ; but
as aucb an impression seems to prevail, our old
friend Barney pablishes a card iv the New
York paper* In which he saya he "has seen
enough of the effects of Internal dissension in
his native country not to do otherwise than
deplore any interference with the reserved
rights of the Statea which might lead to a dis
solution of the American Union.' 1
TwufTY-Sntxinbo*' FsßUtaav — The Wash
ington Society of lbs University of Virginia
will celebrate their anniversary on„d Feb
ruary. Mr. 8. Taylor Martin, of Bichmond
city, will deliver the oration on the occasion,
and Mr. A. Jay Arnold, of Alexandria, Va.,
will read Washington c Farewell Address.
ExtbsbivbEstbupbisk.-The Bristol (Ten
nessee) Newe ■ tates that responsible drovers
■of Virginia, Tenne.see, aad Kentucky, have
set on foot a project for establishing at that
place an extensive- pork-packing establish
ment on the joint steck principle, it will re
quire a capital of §300*000 to begin with.
Gbkat Fiuk at Hoi'KTOJi, Ti»i'Aß.—A dis
astrous tire occurred in Houston, Texas, on
the 16th inst.,completely destroying the cotton
press of Mr. T. W. WT.itmarsh, I,'ns bales off
cotton, 101 l hhds. sugar, 13 carriages and other
property, involving nioae of fitet\ooO. Very
little insurance.
Mb. Smith, on Iff. O.—Hon. Wm. N. H.
Smith, who was supported by the Americans
and lremuciats for Speaker, on Friday last, is
nut a llemc-crat, as Las been stated, but an old
line Whig of the Clay ami Webster school.—
He never joined the Know-Nothing parly.
The Mk.\u.an Thkai rt— A Wauhingtea dis
patch says there is ao prospect, wbs tever ihat
the recent treaty ratified by the Juarea Oov
ertubent with Mr. MeLnae, will tn- ratified by
Ihe United States Senate.
CoMi'i.iMKXTARY.—A movement is on fool
in New York ciiy to tender a public diuner to
Hon. Stephen A. Douglas and Hon. Roger A.
Pryor.
Great Bim.iaut) Match.—With reference
to the great billiard tournament, Wilkes New
York Spirit says .
"Johr. O. Roberts, of Liverpool, thp English
billiard champion, and Claudius Berber, off
Paris, the champion at die aaana grime for
France, will probably answer favorably in re
lation to their proposed appearance nt New
York in May, to contend agatast Fasten, Bee
leiter, Tietuau. Kavanaugh, aad all the gnat
playera of this country. The proposition
which invites Berg, raad Roberts, is mule by
two responsible gentlemen off New York:
The game will be the American four-ball ca
rom game—each player to play against all—
and the prizes, which will amount to (5,000,
to be distribiitni according to order off merit.
and bo at ranged that each player will be bound
to win something except the iast.
The ITaiianwaiaiißli Railroad.—A corres
pondent of the Baltimore Sun writes from
Berryvilie, Clarke county, Va., as follows :
A report reuched here the other day irom
the aaesi reliable source, that a slave (a mag)
belonging to K. M.T. Hunter, Senator from
Virginia, wa* kidnapped and conveyed in ihe
underground railroad to Canada. Strange as
it may seem, the kidnapper waa a Northern
lady, a member of a distinguished family
bere. Tbe seas* of ibis lady and the whole
story will bo made public in a lew day?. An
old college-mate of Mr. Hunter, nresidentof
this place, wrote him yesterday the foil partic
ulars of the extraordinary affair.
(Janxnaaotrim HaiMtpao.—The New York j
correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger
writes, Jan. •-'?, aa follows:
Some excitement wtis occasioned on ihe j
North river wharves this morning, in conse
quence of the discovery of a fugitive negro on |
board the steamer Potomac, Just arrived from
Alexandria. Sambo, it seems, bad stowed
away beneath some tobacco hogsheads in the j
lower holds, and as soon as the hatchway was j
opened he jumped out and made off. Ilns
now iv charge of the C K. K. folks, who will f
take care that nobody will carry him back to I
"Old Virgiuny."
Ikdemnity for Loss ob Slaves.—ln the
Pennsylvania Senate, a few days ago, there
was presented a memorial, signed John 11. j
Wheeler, a citizi n of North Carolina, praying
indemnity, by the passage of an act, for the j
loss of services and valoeofbia three slaves—
uup of whom was his body servant—stolen or
"spirited away* 1 by a citisen of Pennsylvania,
in July, 1855, while he, the said Wheeler, waa
in Philadelphia, on his way through Perm- !
sylvante. westward, for the purpose of em
barking for Nicaragua, to which government
he had been accredited a> minisier from thai
offtbe-Uuited States. Tiie complainant esti
mates his loss at. about un. The citizen of
Pennsylvania above alluded to is generally
supposed to be Pnss.iioie Williamson, whose
namefigared.se conspicuously iv the news
nanersrt Pennsylvania about the period re
ferred to.
s.\ i> Case.—A woman, calling herself Ann
Banker, arrived at tbe house of Mr. Benjamin
llrugh, in Botetourt county, Va., last Tues
day, bearing In her arms a dead infant! She
itiid lhat she stayed the previous night in an
out-house, where h<-r child died: and at a
Coroner's inquest sobsequently held in Fin
castle, a verdict was found in aceordaneewith
this statement. The unfortunate woman said
she had lived for the lasi two years near ('har
lottesville, where ber husband died, and sin
was endeavoring to reach Seneca county, N.
V., to find her lriends.
Air AbiiLITIOK—r DAivsn hut op Nxw
Jkrskv.—Tbe Trenton American says that on
tbeSTst inst. an abolitionist named Coutea at
tempted to deliver an abolition lecture in Had
doafield, Camden county, and advertised his
intention by hnndbilla cm il.e same day, A
large number ol citi—ns collected at the place
of meeting and Interrupted his harangue by
booHngs,yells,aud hisses; and upon lus per
sisting to be beard, they took holu of bim and
threnteued him with a of tar and leathers.
After offering bimanumberOf indignities he j
consented lo leave, promising never to re
turn.
Knur NicAKAiiiA Uufi'E.—ll Is stated that
Commauder Bedford Pirn, of hi r Majesty'b
shipQ-orgon, has obtained from the King of the
Mosquitoes a "eonoession" for a new route to
tha Pacific via Ltiki- Nicaragua, together with
the ti tin *o tho" whole water front," and the!
ownership of "several hays'' on the Atlantic ,
side, all of which he 'proposes to sellout lo the
highest bidder. Tbe Atlantic terminus i» at i
Monkey Point, al. »ut IXI miles north of Grey- j
town; thence a railroad lo be made to ihe lake, !
where it will strike the old Nicaragua route I
and follow ihat to the Pacific
Flius W Ca.mijkilhh:, Mass.—A lire in East
Cambridge hist Wednesday nijjlii destroyed j
the Sewing Machine factory of George Seeley,
With its contents, on which the loss is j?l,nio, :
and the Insurancefil,.">t.t; thecoSn warshonae
Off Mr. Lockhiirt--l'js» >-o.loi', insured for fit,*
sni!;aiid the stable anil counting room of Win. j
11. Howlaad—loi-s injured. A large
quantity of lumber in ihe yards of W. C How- j
laud aud Flint A Tufts was destroyed. The
total loss on buildings, lumber, *v.c., is 515,(W0. '
Bequest.—The foreign papers state that the j
late Baron Goldsiuid, a Jewish merchant of;
London, amongst other munificent charitable '
bequests, left £S,UM sterling ' ; .o the poor i '
tiuakcis in England, Ireiaud, Scotland and •
Wales, to lie distributed by the approval of
the monthly ineeiiiig of the (.ilinkers' Meeting j
in BishopKtite street, Loudon," ami a similar :
amount "to the sons of pour Quakers, to up- \ '
prentice them to various trades, With consent ! :
off tho monthly meeting." ! '
.___ __ i
Eriscoi'AL Bisuofs—Of ihe aixty-nUts
Bishop* of the Episcopal Church iv the ffjni- '< \
ted States, since tho Revolution, fifteen have i
been uativt.s off Nt '.v Yoik. and ten of ; '
chusetts. Psunsylvania, North Can Una and
Boath Unrolinn have famtebed five each: Yir- !
giuiaeight; Connecticut four, Ntw Jersey and j j
New Hampshire two each. Bishop Ilopaina | ,
is a native of Ireland, Bishop Kemp ol Scot- |
land, and B Smith, £astburn, Cploid ' ,
aud VV'aiuwrighi, were bora ia England.
Homicides.--tfhe Clayton lA-la.) Banner j '
learns by apiivate letter from Tuscaloosa (hat
a young maa named Peter Martin, a son of ma '
late o_ Governor Martin, ahot and killed a nuiii -
named Masaey, a few days ago, in ihat ci'y.—
Martin had uot been arrested at last accounts, i |
Heury Hrention killed a man by the name ot i •
Qallahar, near Lsbauuon, Tcuu.a ten days
ago. Q-, ilrcd upou BCSnnon and liliti-e.l him,
when B. drew a pistol and thotPhim throngb. i
MiBMXSot a.— Gov. Kaiusev, ia his message, ; !
estimates the present population of that Sut.e \
at Ib0,«u0, uu.i reports ihe assessed value of the I
property at over Slo.iXw. The populatiou has, j
oh the average, doubled once iv two years, «
and the weal ih bas lucreased even more ra-
P»diy. j
U. S. Ttt—iSLuv.—The receipts into tbe
United States Treasury, tbe past week ] :
amounted lo $l,7«j(),(!iiu, mostly on account of'
customs. Of Una amount, New York con- 11
tributed fiSSu,UU(). A tout Se,(iix ,*>. v are now in
tbe Treasury, subject to draft. ,
Hahyaed College —Profeeior Felton has
been elected President of Harvard College, at '<
Cambridge, Mass., iv plage of Rev. Jas. Walk*
or, rwig ned. |!
Corre*peUOßUec of the Richmond Dispatch.
Tht Three Legislatures— Virginia. Families, A;c.
Ol WW ■watt, January <bj,-|bbu.
The Legislatures of Kentucky and Tennes
see, who lately tnerut Louisville to celebrate
ths Completion ol the Louisville nnd Nn.sk
villsk.tilro.ad, in response to an invitation,
passed through thi* city this morning, on their
way to Columbus, where tbey will have aj.»l
liftcatlon with the Ohio Legislature, and ihe
three Legislatures will visit this city, where
great preparations are making for a grand
fuss. In the meantime, that malignant aboli
tion concern, the Cincinnati Gazette, cannot
repress its lOSOra aithe " Union-saving" dis
play, a* the Republicans call it. Our open
hearted Keutuckians and Te noes seen n* will be
feasted aud toaated to a glorious extent, and
there will bo more hypocrisy in one day ihan
some countries witness in a thousand yearn..—
When tbe guns bred this morning for the re
ception of uchivalric and credulous set of gen
tlemen, a Kentucky wag, in answer to a ques
tion of what the guns were firing for, said the
Kentucky and Tennessee Legislatures had gone
to Ohio to recover the lugitive slaves irom
those Status, and thai the Obioaus were firing
upon them to prevent their lauding. Howev
er, sueh raids into Ohio are a very kind return
for the Joha lii own raid into Virginia, and it
is better that wine should flow than blood.—
Tbe members will he onlivened by having
Helper s book ami John Brown's Ltfeoflereu
them for sale by the newsboys, and by having
such Orat-ratsaoticse as the Cinci.mati _a
sette and the Commercial give Southern men.
There are several estimable Virginia families
living horn, nnd they knep up tiie old, warm
hearted hospitality off their native land,
cjod bless her. If any man wants to ap
preciate Virginia* let him travel once te a
vhileiu the free Stetea. lie will come back to
In ras a man in a snow drill would to a warm
fire. A -
SaOCXnra ArrAin.-Thc High Point He
porter gives the following account of an affair
which occurred recently in Rockingham coun
ty, N.C.:
A man by the" name of Williams, a Justice
of t'.ie Peaoeanda memberof tho Special Court
ol Bochiagbaaa, had seduced a young lady,
Wboea name our informant had lorgotten, un
der promise of marriage. In order to avoid
the fulfillment of the ptomirabe,determ—ed,it
is supposed, to murder her. The girl was
missing, ami no inquiry led to any intelU
geaco concerning bar, until recently bar comb
was found in Haw river, near Williams',
which fact, coupled with other circumstances,
created the suspicion that Williams had made
wav with her. The river was d tagged, but
the" body was not found. Subsequently, a
plant-bed, which Williams had burned for the
purpose of ..-owing lohapm seeds, waa search
ed, and among the ashes was found tha riaga
a.id necklace clasp that were known to have
belonged to the girl, partially melted, and also
some aabstaace pronounced to be part of a
human body. Upou these discoveries Wil
liams was arre»ieti, anil is now in jail.
CoMstonona SiocKroi on mi Union.—ln
reply to inquiries from prominent citizens of
Princeton, Com. Stockton has given his views
rs to 'he dangers which threaten the Republic
His iilea of a Union mooting is tbat it ought
to ba "one which should be so constituted as
to speak substantial words oi fraternity and
encouragement to tbe South,aad which shouM
say that the Fugitive Slave Lav/ is right, ami
ihould be executed; which ■■ should say that
Southern men may lawfully lake their slaves
into die Territories, and that the decisions of
the Supreme Court must and .-.hail be coiisiii
ered the supreme law of the tend." Jfa di
vision of the Union is to occur, the Commo
dore would have thelines of separation drawn
along: the Hudson and the Lakes, rather than
the Potomac and the (lino, lie lias no doubt
that in such an event the North westers States
would unite with New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
and the South. He. says: "Iwill stand by
them, because they are right; I stand by th.'iv,
because they have the Constitution ana "the law
ou fueir side.' 1
Wm. E. Mann, Sheriff of Pasquotank
county. Iff.C,is in this city, on bis way to
Richmond to present a memorial to the Legis
lature of Virginia, asking for an amendment
of our Inspection Law to prevent the escape
of fugitive slaves, so as to place North Caro
lina vessels on the same rooting under that
law as those of Virginia. The memorial is
endorsed by many of our citizens, and what
it asks for being perfectly reasonable and just,
we cannot doubt thai it will be favorably en
tertained by the Legislature. The only ques
tion is, whether the ends of the law would not
be better served by subjecting all vessels to
search- and yet, again, it seems hard that
Southern vessels should be made to pay for
Northern delinquencies. One thing,however,
is certain : the principle of the t-tx for search
ing vessels from North Carolina is turning off
no small amount of trade from Virginia.—
Norfolk Herald.
Shocking ErrnoTfl or Skating.—A yonng
lady who Indulged in an afternoon's exercise
on skates on Jamaica Pond during the very
cold snap, very imprudently had her sl<nte
straps so tightened as to prevent any circula
tion of the blood in the fret below Hie ankle-.
Tiie consequence was that upon taking them
off to return home, her feet were both found
to be frozen. Although every effort was made
by physicians to restore them to a norma]
state, tine ol them was so badly frost-bitten ac
to render amputation necessary to prevent
mortification ensuing. The young lady is a
resilient of the South part of the City, i- aboul
19 years of age, nnd ber misfortune is ft It very
keenly by keraell and friends.— Boston '■-, i'/.
CiiiLiiiKS KlLX.no.—The Mi
camel Garritty, near Locke's Mills,
county. Pa.,was recently burned,and twooK
Mr. (t.'s children perished ia the flames. A
little daughter of Samuel Autz, of Lew is town,
accidentally swallowed a m*w penny on s.v
nrday morning last, from the effects of which
she look sick shortly alter, and died on Sun
day.
SumttLan SuiC—nos a Boy.—A boy, named
Wm. Carter, aged Bfftsea years,committedsai
cide test Wednesday night in the loft oi hi*
employer's store, in New York, by banging
himself With a towel. Ho was regular ia hi*
habits, esteemed by bt3acquaintaucea,aßd the
catice of the act is a mystery.
ArroiNTMi.N i.—The Bishop of 'he Vir
ginia Methodist Conference has appointed
liev. Thus. 11. Jones to the ScottsvilloCircuit.
Mr. .Tom's fills the vacancy occasioned by the
removal of ihe X.-v. Mr. Bogg* in ihe Seamen's
Bethel in Bichmond city.
Hcavv PonoKKV.—On thefith Inst, a forged
check for fit,ooo was presented to the paying
teller of tbe Orescent City Bank, at New' O
rleans, and was paid. Tbe discovery tbat the
check wis uot genuine was made ou the '-Ist.
The loss falls upon the teller.
Tnt: Harti'mi MduokbOas_—Rhineman,
the paramour of Mary Hnrtung,at Albany,
N. V., has been acquitted us principal in the
murder of her huabaud, but will be tried as an
accessory before and after the fact.
A PAJtTJOUXAB Ot.i> Laky.—A lady died in
Newbury port recently, says the Herald, who
was somewhat particularin her halms,and bad
one room of the house in \\i.ijii ao person but
herself had emend lor lorty year*.
The House of Representatives, at Wnshing
tou, is to be opened ou Wednesday next by re
ligious services, to be performed by the emi
nent Dr. M. Raphael, off the Hebrew persua
sion. Si'di au incident, we beiieve, has never
before occurred in our history.
The Baltimore American, in an article on
" inoendiary newspapers," is very seversapon
the New York Herald, which it places as
prominent iv that ciass. and as doinu much
mischief by publishing the most ofiounlva ar
ticles.
An unsuspecting countryman named Bland
ford was swindled out of $285 in Charleston,
iast Tuesday,by two sharpers, who left with
him a counterfeit $500 note as "collateralaecnr
i'y."'
At a full caucus of the old .Whig and Auieri
cau menibersoi the Missouri Legislature, held
just before the adjournment on ihe I?th in»t.,
a resolution nominating Judge Rates for the
Presidency was unanimously adopted.
Conservative Union meetings have been re
cently held in several of the counties of Ten
nessee. The conservative men of Tennessee
are aa ueraliy iv tavor off Johu Hc-il for Presi
dent.
J. Walter PhiiHps, Esq., who earned disttn
gtnshed honor as an ordnnnce officer in the
Creek war, iiied at his residence in Somerville,
Tt-nti., in Itecemhor tett.
Laura, Kstna, the actress, bag been ill in New
York iti aonseqasEce oi the absorption off a
poisonouß preparation used to whiten her
skin.
An explosion toolf place in the steam saw
mill off F. Erie.-, ia Satem, N. C, ou Monday
last, tearing the building to fragments and
badly injuring the negro fireman.
The residence of Rev. fl£r. McLaughlin, near
Charlotte, N. C, was con it.at ti by lire l:_t
Friday morning.
Senor the Peruvian Minister to th*
United States, is lying dangerously ill at
Washington.
Abraham 11. Brandon, n weli-l.n.uvn mer
chant, died In New York on the 87th.
Edward Patterson, who was shot by George
Kroan, in Mobile, died ou tbeXM inst.
(ieorg> Seuuot, of BontOn, i» to defend
Stephens, tho Harper's Ferry conspirator.
Hon. Havid Hudson died at Geneva, N. V.,
OB the loth mat., uged ;i years.
Thomas O. Selbv, a native of Virginia, died
in Sacramento, Cat., on the -j Ist December.
T. B. Burton, Esq., a wealthy citizen of
Montgomery, Ala., died on the '.23d inst.
A revival is progressing In the Methodist
Church at Staunton, Va. •
Jatnea Young, an old detective, died sudden
ly in Philadelphia ou Friday.
Hon. Elisba Haley died in Oroton, Conn.,
laatweek.
The next State Fair of Ohio is wbe bold at
Dayton.
Bja. PBaaoUAt — Jeeesb Miller. Fri-. F. R S .of
Lnaoon. but who ha* recenlU lecmn" a re*id?ntof
the count) ef Albemarle, Vs., where, hs.haa i»ur
ehssed a splendid estate, arrtved inthts ettv s short
timoasoßßd put up at the Atlantic Hotel, liein«
c« rnaii for the South, whither he is trace iiirfor
th* lenel.t of bis health. He ieil horerm Satuniay
nmrninn on the S»ialioar«l Railroaii for Charleston.
where it is His intention to remain several aie™'''
and we take th« lilwrty to enmineud aim to ue
kind resarda of lite polished and Bospi.tUßM aoeieii
oi that eitv. as a gentleman of inter r *tini; "_*""«'•:
inte.li.eiice aad relinenient. During a penc«t ot
m>me thirty-five ve<ir* Mr. Mil erwas «»ffl"»f a -
I.|> know., thmutheui Bngbtad and oa 'BsCorttio
satiasoßusstioa with e*:en«ive eoßtraetanjrtna
soastmetten of iron steamers.etearn enjmee, •-«
machinery for o»her work*, and ranked aaiom the
mo*' scientific and eminont machinist* ot bis any.—
Norfolk Herald.
n_ Is top nro troubled with baa' eyesi.-bt, nr.d
wintTto prooora an accurate nnd comlortalno
vision. «oard .r> tho CnTevsi.Fnniscorro Sruc
t*< it*, correctly nuifed by M* J.Fnaaau_ ft 00..
U4 Mam »trcet. 'i i.c hardne** and elementary j
bomocanooasßSsa of tbsse lenaaa, thou "' B ,«>' B , c " i '
form aad ex.ict;.e«s ofirindiac, contribute to cor
rect that aberration of sphericity ro common to
cheap eye-«li»se». and *o mjurion* to tlio optic
nerve. If you used a M icroacope. .in Opera ••i***-
Or ens of those wondsrfal stere._soope.i,>ou hnd
alio the iiue.t eolteatioa at tne otboe ot the Opti
cians; and >».u don't need to send, lot these ar- |
Ii ii las fnibs ess ilmre cities.
Br_ Br patroniziru Rsks' f>team Photograpfa
amtAiii!'rot>pe tiallery, you get tne lull value of
your money.
K\, Bt anllimininr Revs' extensive Photograph
.mo Ambrntspa ballery, ao carieatuisa will lie
forced on you. Talented nitists at tiacii branch.
nay At R kkh' aztsasiva Gullerv ao aertoa is al
low, d to a picture unlesssatisfcotorj luavery
respect. Price Irom 2. c . cts. to y_.
R_M'M CiBBUdB RtciitNi;«.—Tiiia nccom
r'.iMted yoBBR lady, nnd also her 1-i.rher. Mr. PaVBB
Rtcuiaas, have sees photographed ;n beauufal
■tvle at the well conducted est iblishmentol it VV.
Mißaia -'17 "viain street. These likenesses arc
both truthful and life-like, ami of tttsnutelvee bear
ample testimony to the well earned fame o the
above-named eKtaMtsr.ment for aaaly ozoeated
work. 2t
S_ To Public Brsasßßs, aad otlierawbo mako
?t dee use of the vocal or.:an.s From Rev. 1.. H.
Chopin, li. OL. New York: "Rnm'i Bronchial
Trochee,"—'• I eoaeider jour Losenges an excel
lent article for their purposes, and iccomnienJ
tiieir use to public speakers."
j*. 25—dStTTftS.wU
B_.Ricir.vtoM> TnsATrv.—
CONTINUES ATTRACTION !
Kneiueiiient for a brief period ol tiie eminent
arttete,
.MR. JAMBS E. MURDOCH.
Who will renew hi* former prasperoua engage
ment THfS I.VKMN'i.
Appcanii/. in his celebrated character of
S O V E X .
In O'Keefe's celebrated Ct incdy ol
WILD OATS;J
WILD OATS;} Or, the
WILD OATS;\
.STROLLING GENTLEMAN,
A glorious {STROLLING GENTLEMAN,
Corned*. fSTROLLING GENTLEMAN.
VR. JAS. K. M I'KDOCH 1
MR. .IAS. E. MURDOCH? In his rreat character
MR. JAS. E. MURDOCHS of
\ (I 0 V E R ,
The Strolling Gentloaisn. < R 0 V X X ,
(ROY E R ,
THE SCREAMING FARCEI
THE SCREAMING F«f*CE> Of
THE SCREAMING FARCES
The IYOUR LIFE'S IN DANGER,
entire streagth VOITR LIFE'S IN HANGER.
oi our fYOUR Lll'K'S IN DANGER.
STAR COMPANY J
STAR COMPANVJ In both pieces.
STAR COMPANY)
FINANriAI. I'ONDITION <H
rKt_ THE RICHMOND BUILDING FIND
COMPANY.os 3isr Dbobmbxb, IijO:
Money on hand .94401
Due the Association TTT 38
217 sh-ircs rede.'mcii. with 9.1*7 88
'Ml shares purubaeed anil esaeeited, with. 2i' 36X 7n
I.; shares still BBreoesmed, worth 1.7.14 iki
Cash value of each share 110 te
Liabilities: botbins.
No property award by the Association but its
books aad *»al. —
CtTV or Xli irvtovn. to wit:
This day. Joseph P. Janes. President, and B It.
Minor. Seoetary of tbe Rmhrnnad Building Fund
Coropaav, before me.-i Notary for *,iv.l city, rr.iiie
oath in said city thai the foregoing statementof
the condition of suit eomaauy is correct to the
best of their knowledee snd belief.
Given cutter m -> hand, thi* 28th ilav of January,
A. D. IV.O. V. M. R. NEWMAN, N. P.
jnte-lt
TH_ SHERIFFALTY OF HEN-
RICO COUNTY.-f hereby announce
myself a candidate for tho above office. Should it
he rhe pleasure ef tiie voters to elect me. I shall
be ever grateful, and ■will use evenr exertion to
discharge the duties tbereof faithfaliv a..<l impar
tially. 1.1:1 .ic-im' I JAiiotl 8. ATLEE,
TO THE VOTERS OF HENRI*
tK_5 CO COINTV.-iiv the advice of rn>
ftien.ls, aud in accordance with my ownwiahes, 1
am nee myself -1 candidate Co* the office of
SHERIFF W HENRICO COUNTY.and solicit
your Baffrares at the State election is May next.
Asti guarantee for the faithful performance of
tbe duties ol the ..(Ti. c. I refer you tn all s.-h.. know
me !.i: tne msn net in which those duties havOJ been
performed during the past three years that 1 line
acted bb deputy for the preeenl Sheriff.
Respectfully, your follow citizen,
jat.'7-liir GEO. D.PLEASANTS.
"THE WYTHETIL__ THIES"
'**■ • is one of the best advertising mediums ia
Southwestern Virginia. It is published in the
flourishing town ol Wytbovilte, situated immedi
ately . v tic Virgin:- and
Ins an extensive circulation throughout this en
tire re ion of country, and also in North Cai >:iujj..
Tennessee n-it Keatueky. The merohanta, and
busines men generally, of Richrneud, would do
w. l ! to send their advertisements to the TIMES
I they wish t. secure a portion of the SPRING
TRADE oi Southweetera
TsßHS.—One sijuare. (ISlines.) 1 ysar, I paper iu
ch'ilcil.i 9V2JQ: one square, ■; months, $7; one
square. :i months, ,~.'i w>. Business Canla, (eisht
I iies.'i year, S5; Business Cards. 6 months- ?S.
A liber:.,! discount will be mm!.> to persons wishing
to advertise 1 ilnter uuaiiiitt tinn nn. of tiie
above. Address, V. C. HUFF,
Editor and Proprietor.
jai'ii--it* Wytheville, \'a.
_"i*s POSTAGE STAMPS, POSTAGE
BSsS STAMPS.—Persons in want of POST
AGE S I'AM P8 can prooure thci.i at this office, in
any «aaatlty. ja lU-ti>
LfTSfea SIHHtROE Hl_L BKBER.AL
AGENCY.
G. VV. K. TTLE_,
QJUs on Marshall, Bt'.initn Sixth and Seventh
Ccat.::'j(>« to RENT OUT AOUSEB, HIRE OUT
NEOROES.SELL REAL ESTATE BELL NE
GROES and act as a GENERAL AGENT, lie
returns Ins thanks forth* liberal patronage bestow
ed upon iiiiti for two yen.r, past. aa 31—tun
1 • *• M. STEAMSHIP YOltk.
■*yjlg_& TOW N - FOR NEW YORK.—The
°* iBaee *yOBKTOWN. Capt. Lf.w\< Pabbish,
will leave hem nit o'clock, P. Ai., TUESDAY, the
.')!■! inst,
I'asseni'Cis r.re requested to I.c on board in duo
tune.
riokets aud iieiths sct.arei! at oar oifice, or on
Ui-vrd the ship.
Passage to New York. Meals aad Suite room
included, duria.; tbe fail and winter, #10. Steer
age passage S>*.
Passase to Norfolk,same ss by 'he river boats.
Freight rseenred to-day 1 MO'N DAY.laod up to
the hour of lt> o'clock. A. M..Tuesday*aalsea a
surncieiicy be received prior to ti.i.t iioui.
Conaticneeaareresueeted toseaa foi their ionds
to day.
Freisht for Boston will be forwarded Ui recti j on,
at moderate rateaof freight,ai d vtith the -:r.> r
dispatch, [ja 3P-«t] LUDLAM k WATSON.
•37""_ FORBA LTI MORE.—The
fe_S___* Bt 'a m *' BELVIDERE. Cspt Wx.
anmea—__aau7. Kasacwill receive freifht TO
DAY 'Monday.) and up to the hour ef 12 o'olock
M a TI KSDAY.
Freisht taken to Boston, via Baltimore, at low
est rates, with greatest dispatch.
Paaseßfters KOing iV this steamer will tilease. be
on board before the !n>:r of depurture, 13 o'clock,
M-, Tusedaj. the ?.iKt January.
I'»*»a c and tare fs'.*..
juaa-st DAVID A WM. CURRIE.
* * new york.—first vessel.
1 ,___ Richmond and new york line op
sX " PACK BTS —Tbs superior fast (salißß soar.
CRENSHAW, Wat. B Mass, mastor, ii*vm.< a
portion oi her oan.o anansed ami ioiuk oa board.
will have quick dispatch. I'or i'-i!anc3 •■''frsicbl
apply to DAVID A- WM. CUB li 1 fl.
tga. FOR LYNCHRURfi -To U ays
"t^-i,- "tfsF v - 1 £ Wi ;i leave as above. For
freight, aaeb to WM, i. oox.
ja W-21 ' At the Siieil, Dock St.
V, U ~ ' HEN Ii IC OJitOO P:
/&qi blnfomd'B eat rtore,
' "fat'l"; i; c caps.
blue patigue caps
Por sate to
P. BIN FORD, MMsin at.
c__ *3C REWA_».-*t«den"frorathesttF
in tne Count) of Fiuv.inni. atmut
**•** five miles above tbe Court-11. an n, on the
Rivaana River, on Tneada* Mth luet.. a
■AY HORSE, a years ..Ul. la; a h:tn<;« huh, luud
Cssi wiiiie. nt..! prolialily one lore fool al«o wi.ite,
\t iute star ta the forehead, aaU a on ths top of
bis Beck, eauaed a bite.
I will give the above Award for fbe delivery of
the bursa to .i.e. or *15 for any inlornmtion by
wbmb'leaaget bins. E. H. LaNE,
j.t3o-tit* Louisa Court-House.
; NOTICE.—Broke into the eaelosure
fC*-\t, of Ui* saiwcribor on the 16 - ii of Aasust
__ml*_ -..'. a red aad white BUFFALO HULL.
Lee truant, is nauseated to come forward, prove
Btesert], pay osnrssa and Inks iniu away or i.c will
La dcnii vuu according to \nw.
j. SO-2t \V M. :•'. SCHr.RMKRHORX.
V ' HEADQR'S COM 7"
A I<t REOT VA. VOLS-!
M Ttii* • oiiiiiiii ul will a_euihle on TiliSl
\}L .Mono 111 EVENING, aud rUao c.u-li MO.N Da i'
»anii FRIDAY evaaiai* luereafter, at 7 p'oioak.
at their armory (Sp 11.ti?.;,] Hull) for tlril! until
further notice. Sergeants will notify their respec
tive • quruls, la aeeorosaoe wito the sbeesorder.
By order ot ths Coiriiu inibiiil
j-.30-.MiF* S. J. TUCKER*letSsrt't,
7 ARMORY R. L. I BLU«»7 (
h hiohincnd, Jan. 'At, 1900.\
H Attend Hrill of tha Compaay, at Tour Ar-
Ulmori un MONDAY, iom insuat, at 7 o'clock
*»P. M.
By onUr 01 Jno, M. Patios, Jr.
ja ra it til ED. CARTER, l>t St 't
~ ARMORVMO.NIOOMI'.Hi OUARDit "
Ja -~ . „ . Jauuaiy ouih, IMOO. 1
. H Thi* Command will c.h.eiiii-lo at Military
QHall thta t MOWD ■* VI evening at 7 o'clock, for
ja* Drill By order of the Captain.
IJ* "rV JNO. McDONALD, 0.8.
Rlt'E**6f prime uualny. for sale by
I.AfitfI.JDAVtNPOJIT.
DIED,
At Edgclitll. Henrico county, on in
-o^*ater < and(Vary Vw.b„Carr.agsd
19 mouth* and 28 day*.
" MAB^iin^raLLIQENC—.
PORT OF RICHMOND. VA.. JAN. 28.1860.
High Water tmU \>\j o'clock.
~~ ah rived. _ ,
Steamer_h*bbi 1 yarns. Teal, l'lula., nidae. aad
paaassneiaTV. S. Tattte. _. _ +_
Sch" Di.uviile, Chester. New *ork, mdze., D. k
Behr. Oeo. Fiai.Klin, Tyler, Norfolk.ehintlse, E.
If, lfaiiiaiid A. Co. ,
Bel r •>• Woolford, Harris. North Carolina, lura
bcr.B. C. ■nUaasa. * . ,
Bohr. 1.. Wtiierbnry, Swimerton, Jacksonville,
it,n.uar. N.C. Robinaoa.
Schr. Noftli Carolina, Jones, Norfolk, rods.., W.
ID. C011,..i1t ifc CO.
■AILED.
Steamship TtftittiiTß .Skiriiier. Nes York,
arias *..'i ('■■t**e.i.,.-*. l.ii.ii.-iui .v Wataon.
Steamer Pocahontas* Travsra, Baitiiuore, mdze.
a id i nji.eti.l... D *. w. Carrie.
oohr. (istsgo, Smith, New York, rndze., D. k W.
C'urne.
Bohr. S. Kscushi Eiigl.sh, New York, coal, W.
I). Colqaitt k Co.
Schr. J. 11. Wainwrisht, Corson. Boston, iinize.,
W. D. Coiiuitt k Co.
Jno. Allen, Slover, Baltimore, flour, U. D
Cniiiiitt k Co.
Schr. Ani'iison. Warren, u.-.wn tha rivor liclit.
Sr-hr. Samaria, Todd, -Norfolk, Bsflso., Ml l»paugh
k Read. ,
B--nt Tauulah, I'lummer, Rio. anas. V. arwiok k
I Barksdate. , . _
I'ropeller Echo. Snipes, Petersburg, muza., A. 3.
Lee.
mtxonanna. , . .
Behr. 1.. vV»t»rbur\ made trie saasaffs from Jaeß
eoaville in 13daya. Bxpsrieaeed heavy wsathsr,
with los* of sail* and boat, 6 lUys north of Hatte
ran, with *tron.' westerly wind*.
Park Eila Virginia," for Baste, cleared at Paiti
nior«27th irst. _
.*chrs. Melbourne. Rpenr, »nd v\ m. Brsgory,
Smith, from Rockland for Rtebmoad, were at
iioirne*'Hn:c2oth intt. «__
Schrs. Haxall Winters, for Riebmond, and Uma
Stir. Wood, for Norfolk, cleared at .New \ ork 27th
Bcbrs. Wytbs. Tuttte, for Riehmeod, BBdJoba
Perkins, Coombs, from Norfolk, arrived at .Nea"
York '2-th u-.it.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
aa. Four very fine valasble Pictures nre
to be sobl at Mr. K. B. COOK'S auction room,
THIS DAY, :50th inst. ____
»v Roch'e Osed Samaritan.
RHtI'.MATIS.V!
RHE. _AJl_n\ j^,,
Tbs swheenber weald present to ni* friends and
the public Ksnsraltrs preparation oi bis own il;*
eovery. and tlmu. fa not a medical Bism.jret me
remedy for RHEUMATISM, BPRAINiC STIFF
NESS. *c will prove itself, on trial, to be all that
those who have tried it say if is.
He deems it ur.necessarv to adduce more tiian
one certificate, thou, h in the short litre <»i its use
ha has received a number from the most reliawe
parties,who are residents of Richmond and its
suburb*. — , —i , c -n
RICUKOBB, Jan. (ta, lboO.
Mr. Rocs-Dear Sir: Beforel seed
your Rheumatic Lraimeat,called tbe (»<«)l> >A-
M MI I TAN. I whs unable to nt tend t.« un business,
nail 1 feel lioutul. in justice, to certify to rue tact,
with the hope that -.on will make it puMm. tint
etbera with atmilar afflictions may have the benefit
ol my experience. >t aivea ree great steasure to
Bay, by tbe use of the above remedy I am aWe to
attend to my usual business as visororurty»s ever.
Yours, very respectfully, G. W. ijAßßbfl.
The above invaluable r>rop:ira*ion is for sale, by
MILLSPAUGH & JOHNSTON. Main street, few
doors below the Old .\w»?t. sad by all the princi
pal Pnu istssf the eitv am' suburbs.
PRICE-FvFTI CENTS perbottle.
K_ In nil eases of failure, after a fair trial, the
purchase money will lie refunded. ■_—.
j;i.io-it WASHINGTON it. ROCK.
Bra. fte* JllchalUß baleen*,
Main st . nf.ak BxCHABOBBaax.
The St. Nieboiaa Saloon, second to no other es
tablishment in the State,. Ie conaUntWi?upphed
witn the tftioicest FRENCH and AbTEHICAII
CANDIKB. FKl'l'l'.'-'. NUTS etc. winch will be
aold by WHOLESALE or RETAIL <-n tbs most
.-.tti.-l'vtorv terms. COUNTRY MIrRCHANTS
,->re invitee to examine tbe and veil seit-eteii
stock, which is being constantly added to* before
purokaaiß* elaewhsre. «•**_•
Par>ies and famines sup;.lied with CAKES,
CREAMS -.iriil JELLIES, of every rfeeorißtion.
OY»TER« »nd COFFEE, SAME mid "ther
H i. X H KSHM !■ STS served in the best at) le, in the
rear sal ou, and at the shortest notice.
j-i„--3t A. AN TOM.
aa Brawn's Bronehlnl Troches—For
Bronchitis, Hoarseness. Coughs. Colds. Ac; for
sale by FISHER k. WINSTON.
Wholesale Aaente,
j i JS— St* No. li% .Mam st.
na. WathißM. hi Ficblea
Will sell, for a tow da; s,
BEAUTIFUL GHENAT»INE.
BRIDAL AND PARTY ,
X I.OI'NCF.iI ROBES,
REDUCED FROM •_ it) *16.
EUSGANT LIGHT BILKS AND__ 081 8;
DRESS GOODS, ia sveri variety;
STAPLE DRY GOODS, of best make.
vanv <iika' > .
yjilfLzt* WATKINS » PICKLEN.
B_l>r v r-ood- tit uucrtten sricea.
CRENSHAW, OUAR_ESh CO.
Offer the folhiwinn GOODS lielon ooat, in orosr to
olose them out in t few days.
Spring PRINTS 8q
; ,1.!,, MOUSELINESo.
C'naV • DE I.AINES 16c.
Printed LAWNS .-;-.
French JACONETS V>c.
French BRILLIANTS Kv.
French PHI N l*S Uc
l-'i.ure.l BEREGES 12',c.
1 rstic GI.NGHAMSBe.
Scotch GINGHAMSBc.
Ladies'SlLK GLOVES 12S>.
Alexanders I.X GLOVEB37XJo*
Miatesand B.os'HOSl Kli . Se.
BEREGE ROBEtI at $6 cost *3.
l"r.;n:n Oreandie ROBES at B*. cost 98.
iILKS at 2j per cent below cost.
|a »i -X* 2"J BROAD X BET.
n_ Great ■areulns—TJutil F irr.t of March*
PERKINS * CO."No. 11l S.iunre, Maiust.,
are now oil
Beat Km lisli and American PRINTS attests.
Rich DRESS SILKS afIdSILK ROBKB
Kieii Freneli DE LAIANESand K'>i'.KS.
\ ALENTIAS, POPLINS sad MERINOS.
CLOAKS snd SHAWLS,
Rich LACE MUSLIN snd CAMBRIC SETS.
At niul '- few cost, tor cash, to reil.ice stock.
ja 23— 1111
C_ The United Ba vines Hank, Hear ice,
receives deposits, apon which interest is paid at
1 In- rill' i f G per i.-ent. per annum upon all sums re
mainins »ix months, or lontrer, and S per cent ptr
annum for a shorter per-i<..-t ('ilme No. 19Main
.street. JNO. NETTLES, President.
THOS L-D W/iLFORD.Seo'j.
*jal2-om JAMES L. PORTER,Trsa'r.
jaw lnanrance**>*>Llfe ami lire lusuruaee
AT ia)W It a rES.—For 11 surincii. Life Isauraaoe
on WHITE i ERSONS, aar lenstii of tune, also,
nnSLAVFS from one month to fu-n .ear*, and for
FIRE INSURANCE, upon EVERY DESCRIP
TION of Property in town or country, on LIBE
RALTERMS.eaII at the obi eatabbabsd Gsasral
lusiiranco Ofaea, I'carl street, BSXt door to E. D.
Eaebu.
WS. Tbe l>e.st oompautes represented and all
Losses p'omptl) paid. C. It. BRICK EN,
ja ll—dim Generi.l Insurance Ageub
K_ Southern Manufucterv.
h lags, banners, &c.
1 am now prepared to furai*b
MILITARY FLAGS, BANNERS, he., Ac
At tne siiortcst notice, and on the moat reasonable
tonus. GEO KUSKELL.
Triiriniini; Manufactory, No.M Muia *t.
ja2ij—dote wit . '
(tesutesaseaui nnd Exnerlence ol v
Viy ii M.—Deatxaed for the beneltaad is a warn
ui:; aad a caution to *ouas msn who suitor from
N fc. RVO (J S D EBILJ TV, I■ RE M ATL'RE DX C AY,
Ai., as a consenueaoe of earfv errors; supplvinc, i
at tbe same time, the MEANS OP SELF-CORE.
By a sufferer from the abuse onus* and from med
ic:.! imposition and quackery.
Sm«la copies mailed tree on rseeivins a anal paid
env.' : >pe. near in« the addrssa of the applic.int—
Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Ks... Iled
forJ, comity, N. Y. de *- , --'!tav,2iii(2p)
NEW BOOKS, &c.
'Pili: i'ATII WHICH LEO A I'I'.OTLS.
1 TANT LAWYER TOTHE CATHOLIC
CHURCH. Be Peter H-Burnet. Prtee #ZA)
THE ORIGIN OP SPECIES BY MEANS OF
NATURAL SELECTION; va. Till- PKV,
SERVATION OF FAVORED RACKS IN
TtiK STRUGGLE FOR LIFE, B» Oi lrt s Dar
win. M.A-. Fellow of ihe Royal Geological 80*
COMPENSATION; on, ALWAYS A FlTl'llE.
Hv Anne M.- B. Brewster. i*l .hi
POEMS by tha author of "Jnba Habfos " 75e.
PHILOSOPHY ANl> PRACI'ICEOF SLAVERY.
!!• W. A. Smith. Preiuuent of Randolph Macon
CoUegs. SI CO.
THE FATE OF SIR JOHN FRANKLIN DIS
COVERED. McO'ipfoek's narrative Rim
THF PROFESSOR AT *I HE BREAKFAST TA
BLE By Oliver Wsadsll Hobues. -Sioj
. ,„ . At MORRIS" Bookstore,
?___ »7 Mam street.
VALENTINKS-FKBRI \RY It.
\ I W RANDOLPH. Ul tenia strost,
l» prepared tosuiply at wholesale and retail .tny
ii'jiiu ity
COMifj VALENTINKS, at 30.,50., 10i-., Isc. and
srN'i'I.VKNTA!. TALENTINES, nt .Vs. ID
-ar_apfi &¥?«•» _ , _r* l - * 2 'S" 3 ' t**ad • 10each.
VALENTIME OAR OS, at lue.
valentine nilvelopeb. at in. 3c.,5^,100.
and loa ea."u.
Orders will meet with prompt attention.
ja 30- 3t
V} t:\\ hooks •
■T***re> .. , NEW HOOK'S':!
FANNY. From the Freaoh of Erasat Feytteaa.
x.-, ,V, Jpe '»;". ! Love, 6UO.
H.OltKNiu- DE LACY; or, • Quiekasada and
V\•hirlprmls." ByPere*B.St.John. Nic.
LISA; or. I~n Mearnerisl's Victim. By Lady
* -iV.MI.I.Kit CUo.
APPLETON'S RAILWAY GI'IDF. for February.
JOS. WELLER. No. 121 Broad at..
ja » -It J nsxt door to Pizuim's Confeotionery.
BOARDIKO.
\JOTI V B . -
-7 ARLINGTON HOUSE.
Rooms tuitable 10. fainilias cab bbup be had if
application lie made Bail).
I raveler* will but lii.i rite acooinii.odatinn* at
tins Houje. . I*._- ,B
BO Alt -U i N ti.- M RS. NEBBITT, at tbs sorosr
of Cary and Fou*bee e»re*t*. Baa several com
fortable VACANT KOOMS. and, wou.d be Rlad to
BOARD two Keßtlemea with their wives, or sev»
ral)ouns men. on moderate term*. The nebrh
borbood is a very pleasant one. ja sT-K»
"WANTS. j
WANTEH--All the Sbosmaksra toknowjbna
continue to msßufltetare all afnu. of SHOB
sad GAITER UPPERS. Parties is wsat of a re
liable article at a fair price mast leave orders now, I
and sll others may send their orders to tim Nortti,
and it don't make an* diflsrenee how far .North '
Giey nud tbem HOWE'S WONDER Et'l. ;
LEATHER■»riICHINO MACHINES may be
spAIDIN(J . I
ja 30—lm* ISth »treet Bear Cary. up stairs, j
W"~ANT ED-EMPf.nyMENT-Bya yownf !
married mm, who i* a k<-<ml and rnpid writer.
aaitaattoa ether a* a ROOK-KEEPER or general
CLERK,or in any capacity where an honest liveli- j
hood tnav be obtained. Satißfaetorv reference giv
en. Addres* "G. P. M.," at this office, or throush
tue Post Offioe._ ia3o-»;*
WANTE».-A good ROOM on the ascend fli>or. '
fronting-on Main..b«ween 9rh and lttti st.i —
Address "8. M. P.." Dispatch offioe. • ja3o-lt*
WA BTBO.-A BontoOtonTßOOfC KEEPER
wn»he* two or three *ets of Intok* tojpost. Be
fcrenco satisfactory. Addres* Box M, Richnior.tl.
Va. _ J» fc_
WAWTEH.-Tin. A OVERTiSEIt DESIRES
A SITUATION VS BOOK-KEEPER. Re
femnoe: N. 11. FO.' KS, Esa> jaft-3t*
WARTEJD— A T ' CHER.—A lady saaSißedto
live irtstructio n the usual En<ti»h Ufnches
and in Music on the 1 iino.cnti obtairi a desirable
situation a* an ASSISTANT TEACH KR in a fe
male Seminary by addresmnK immediaielv il.»x \t,
Staunton, Va. A Southerner and rresbvierinn pre
ferred. __ JssT-br*
Ul bPITKO—IM MEDIATELY—From hlteon to !
twenty eood JOURNEYM KN TAILORS, to
wok on L'niftirm Conts. Good bAuda can find
steady employment, T .,,, ;ir>
j- ~7— 3t* Bth. lictween Bread »r d *<.-.
WA NT—BV-A LOT OF GROUND from 25 to M
feet, within fifteen annates, walk ol the Ex
ebanxe Hotel. A Lot north of tats, streot preferred.
Enquire at 13 pearl street. ja27--3t
UUANTEP.—I wish to purchase a Rood quality-
VV LATHE. Any <>ne hivin* one to dispose of
will fidnanrnbaasr by »||] o KnK^;E.
j it 27—t.=i corner of 12th and Cary *is.
\\, ASTV li—To sivn tne correct information,
Vw that the OLD DOMINION SEWING MA
CHINE is the oel* one that wiU ha mariulnctiired
l.y Mr. J. 0. BROWNE; aad as the tnowiri •* ric"
its completion, and the nirtcliinerv ready to l>;
pivccrl iv. it will Ur but two week* or lens nut:! we
are in full operation run! will supply any demand,
uud Kuarsßtee art cood a M '.c;il> Baa ever ma.ie
Hfti'ch—n lock-stitch mala BJ the on.y perfect
shuttle ever made, and is as impotaibfa to r»vel as
mmi aawiaa; no chain or ravel lax stitch, bat snow*
abke on both sides ol the isods. and does aot rs-
Uiiire ta* has l>ecn isalously and falsely atati d .such
a quantity of thread to start nnd .stop with. We
ss) it requires one hall inch at the commencement
or end, as ye can satisfactorily prove to any psr
boß xiviag US a calL We use a small shuttle lor
fine and a !ar.ie ore for eoeraa work,
chine was inveiite.l by S HUFFMAN, a native of
inia, aid is owned joiatly by Mssars. WM.6.
I'AINK.J. L-APPEBSON,andSAMUELH] Pf-
M AN. of Richmond, Va. j» 26-6t_
ANTKJ»*-.E_CHANGE ON LON n o\. by
ja2U-ts __ KENT. PAINS 4.C0.
I.ITA.M'ED.-A *»ntleinan who resile* in t!ie
VV country wishes to purchase or hire an eltleily
MALE HOUSE SERVANT, of food character
anil qualificatioas, Apply at tin* office.
ja2s—lit*
UrANTED -•3»to» WOOD-CUTTERS, to cut
cord wood near the city . , ~
■ii 25 - ts Q EO. WATT k CO.
UTANTED—A BTEWAH B—For the bonrdiax
VV departmsßt of Caldwell Masonic Fsmau lu
stitute. He must be a man of Eamitj aada pr.>
lessor of rehxion. All necosHtry iaf trmatmn will
layxivea upon application to the nsdereisned at
tf!ie!,-*o.iir.;. Va. Gfc.o. li. PACE. Principal.
ja 21- <l2w
n7ANTBI>-Three rood MILLINERS. None
»V but rood need appl%. Liberal
will be paid. Mrs. J. DEMELMAN,
ja 21-6t Main st.. between 17th and Man.
V""I7"ANTEI> —Fiftonn able Nejrre MEN, firosn
» country service, to work underground at tbe
CARBON HILLMINRB. No accident of serious
consequence to B single latiorer has oeearrad in
the an Mines mraevea years; and a larxe advance
over surface hues will !>e paid tor good men. Fac
tor\ baaos will not be employed on my terms. Ap
ply to Mr. Rich'd Rkiks. at the Coal yard, corner
10th and Can sts., or ;it riie Mines.
jaai-ts JOHN J. WERTH, Attest
\\j-\ NT I.l*—!, uties. Oress M afters. Tailors, and
VV the public in reaeral. to know that tbe cele
brate t EUREKA SHUTTLE SEWINO MA
CHINE ia now opened and for sale at the Southern
Boot. Sho«? an.! Trusk Mauutoetory. 2.1& liroad st ,
Mark Downey'* Buildinns. Price fifiO.
N.B-THIS MACHINE WILL BE MANU
FACTURED HERE.
LA 01 KM' II EELED GAITERS 91.
PATENT LEATHEH SHOES Rl.
GOAT AND MOROCCO SHOES «1.
LADIES, FORGET Noi' TO CALL AT
THOMAS'S,
ya ab-lm IBS BROAD 8 £.. N EAII Till RD.
\X7 ANTED—76 cents only. I.n Ladies' and Gea
rs tlemea's India Rubber OV i;R-:-HOKS. at the
SOU Tll EX N B( JOT. SHOEamIT I' UN X M A Nl' -
FACTORY, 235 Broad gtreel Mark Downey's
Bnildinrs. HEELED GAITERS fl.
Axuntofor the celebrated Eureka Sowing Ma
chines; also. >2"> Doubts Thread Machine.
N. B-— WAN TED—Several firM-da!.* HANDS
on iDuler work. None hut KOOd hands need apply.
iaja—lm __^
Ul \ RITEI»—To hire for the balaaue of the year,
5 COI.OKF.ii HANDS, to work oa Repairs of
Road,betueen Richmond and Ashlaad. Apply to
WM. N. BRAGG, Sup*..
Office R.. F. an.! P. R. R. Co., /
Riohmoud. 14th Jan'y.lßßf.i jr*ll--jta_
(ITANTEIp-Any number of DRY HI DEB—for
V I wmcli tiie ln-'hest price wi.i be paid in CASH,
by O. H. OH AI. X LEV,
Utk st., between Mma and C;*ry.
ja 17—dlmowSm
\T:A.NTMI»-!)i:i'ii CLERE.-A youa* maa
»» who triorou.:.!. under stands the APOTHE
CARYaud DRUG BUSINESS. Address Druxcist,
Bichmond Virsiaia. j.%9— ta
ISTANT—O—Bj a youag Lady, -v ntaatiao as' <
»» GOVERNESS in a private fMiitly. She is
thomuihip eemsetSßl to teach French. Basbab,
Music aad Singing. A larire sn.lar\ ia not so min-h
raqaired as a comfortabls home. Address l*>x ti7-»,
Poet-Omoe. _*_*
\\y A N T t:!»-- For tbe Uaitod States Army,
v" iMounted Servies,) able bodied na- a
married men to wh m will be .ivcn rooil RSL*
p.n . 1... iid, ■ iihinii. an I inodic il atlcnd /jO_)
ance. Pay Irom fl3 t ; *22 per mouth.—-_£___
Musicians also waated. Apply at the Readaxvoua
on Franklin, between ISth and lit: stieeu.
I. N. MOORE. Ist Lieut. Ist Dra«ooBB,
ja2-lm* Rscraiting Otlicer.
IITANTEO- Everybody to know thai I have
vi commenced • the manufacture of TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, andVALICESaI No. M. Mi'n
street. Richmond, wtier-> they can Bud a beautiful
assortment ot TrsBBS, Valines, and Carpet
«>t every style, at prices aj low as tbe* caul*
boa. ht in the Northers cities, both at wholesale
and retail. Truaxa rspaired aud Covers made to
order, at the shortest notice,
dsltant JAMES X NOTTS.
MT AN TED—3OO enstonrtera that want road Fa'l
*V and W.BterCI.OTHING f.-r a little mousy.—
Call st SIMPSON A MILLER'S, 11» Main »t.
SERVANTS FOR HIRE.
noß'lllßF-SERVANTS, ameßcet whoßi ie *
I good BROGUE MAKBR.au excelleat DINING
ROOM SERVANT, several LABORERS and a
itemed CHAMBERMAID aad NURSE, wbo ana
oegonnaswißs. App!., to
COCKE 1 CLOSE,
Insurance and Collect is* A?ents,
Omee on Mth street, Bzcbaaxe Hotel Building,
ia M- 2.
I,'tn: tnun.-i have for hire by ths taoutb. «r
l tor tbe halaace of the tear, an iaieiligsat.
?°._?l.* ,M !* , JL'5 e JI Boy.Myee *of are an excellent
DINING-ROOM aud ROUtfE SERVANT; aiso
caps bis of on n teaeral work.
A.. JUDSON CRAN K. ..;fice»n 11th »t .
ja.'JO- 2i* het. Main am! Bank.
POR IIIKE-NEOROF.-**.-! have on hand a
J No, I COOK, several HOCBE GIRLS, WOOD
CI'JTTERR, coarse SHOE-MAKER, to.ai
' l\ l< BO is. Ao. Ah.., a very
likely .\iAN for sale. F.-r terms, fen,, aeeh to
80. K. I.VNK, Axeßt
. r .For lining out \'e. roes. Ac,
ja 2S—d3t Office baaeeßsat Metsopeiitaa BaU.
HIRE-i (toed HOI'SKSERVA.V«\about
x ie years old. Apply t"
Ja 2i-6t WM. G. DANDRIDGE.
POEGROas FOR HIRE.- Several COOKS
IN HOI SK iilHl.s, BOYS MRR. Ao. lorn.re
Also, ICARPENTKR, for the balance of the tear.
A ii>iy to hi 2 3-| R, H. EACHO.
fIHtR HIRE.—I liaye for hirereasr"! LAROR- '
,**.'h?V. H i'J' SK BIRLH. OOOK _ WABHBRS
' 55?. , (,N • 2-bJi . A . X l> E*,'K R»• black j
b.MITHB and HELPER 4 !. Apply to I
. WM. 8. PHlLl.ll'S.onllth.
ja lt-ts BStWeen Main and Bsat streets.
OIT-t."
l who bushel* rriene SEED OATS.
.*. 0"io •• nit >N.
lOM " SHORTS.
.i .no " BROWN STUFF.
l,m •• SHIP STUFF.
sou bale* Va. Timothy and Clover HAY.
l.ioo bushels piim.> white CORN
600 " sopsnor IRISH POTATOES, for I
planting.
A let of coun'ry cure 1 BACON, ef verr sriperio, I
yu ilit*.
Family, K.itra. Snpsr am! Fins FLOUR,which I
we i.lier at nbolaaa'e and retail
AUSTIN A GENTRY.
jaoO- St Franklia nt.. Market Plans.
fOORTHERN ASitIKWtK (OMP.tiV.
IN LONDON.
R*rs__taaran in MML | CariTft.#MSaJM*
,iBBI tUBf fire aml lite ca*h premiiiiu* w.n.- re
ctiwdbt tin* company to tab amount oi
Daring the aame period. .V36('> 3.->2.i)2of fire hhu liie
claim* wi-rii pain. In'eiv.t from iines nienta,
nMSas.7/ Thsss fixurae apeak votoaiee. eMabtta
the onward eourasoftbe Institution. It* relia
bibtl m un itiestnti, -.t ou either .ul.. of the Allan
tic. Mr. Oetty, tilt* piiricipi«l sinericain a.ent
i,e-.ls .lofre.sh commend3lton —Tucittt' l Insur
mice Journal.
For Insurance in the a'-ova company, aptly to
COCKE k CLOSE. Agents.
Oflioe on Mth xt . in Exchaane Hotel
Bii.il ii:. Richmond. Va.
BY Losse* promp'ly actuated aud paid without
reicrru. c tt> London. ja3o—4t
Nil. NT r«« 11tH»1..-The suluicritor propoeee
to open a NIOHT SCHOOL, lor tb* acroniruo
dation nf >oun„ <eiuii»iiu)ii who mo wish to im
, pi.-.c tnaiiiieiveaiii READING. WRITING aad
1 ARITHMETIC.
He will occupy the Se host room of Valley School.
: 17th and Markha'l *tre«t*. where thote who lalssu
Ito becuiie inetn>>er* wi I plsaae meat him, ou
VV BON ES DA V num. February Ut. between 7 aad
9 o'til.-ck. lor coii.uitiiu and mrnuui.
yaio-3t* JOSIAH DAVIS.
<TO( k»» A-Sll lUtaill\ FOR RA__*_
O Viruiuia STATE SIXES.
R.o .iiioiui .ml I'ottiiaiaiiß . per cert. BONDS.
orau»» aud S per cent. RON DST
ja3o-ts R. X mavrvico.
NOT It i.—Tre OEFICb u( the AMERICAN
r T i _ f G B_ V W*t*™ "»« aniu •a_»ssHj
from uo to IM Main street, two doors below the
j* IS -3t
AMTJSEMEJfTS. ~"~^
com BHoijTf S. ti\aWbjh Jk Mi* l ?
the Dims Betel, to Main «7a^V!._• 0p5, 1 ,.
the bar room or private oWa __•*•• f-itt.-i
Pistol or Rifle «hootin7,,e ;:* T ;r?, ,*■•" 43*j
call. The* wil alnnteEan t aa_ .2 r mVi W •*
ha* had several yes.* an' ri », '. " c "' :tt U
tent to lastr-iei the art if p" "' **
Rifles are superior. r * , ."iw»ls£
A UTO*IMIT*<, TH A_L~L vr A T*" :Z "
A SELL.. tne ce.e:,r,*i e a Ifi*.
»he city. She wm born with a i,» _'' :• »"» n
thaevciiu of life-even i'"i- , ! "t.,;
tell whether you are ntarned or . „;',7 <:,, *-v I
m<*ny timea }ou are tube inarr-pj-*.'' **■ toa
dy marriage. She lias astonished !__!*• •**
her manpower. Ito W
EudibV Ibcirdinr Rosas.lftfcfor,*_f lv * -Mri
bstweenlMain and s*in__lnsnnma7a__<
SERVAMT3 FOR BALE.
POR *ALK TO KEvltiaj ■■ Rll „'
- WaIdJS'SPII
STRESS, icenteeily raised, and w" _!' K *v'
a Brat-rate home. She can to ,»V n »» *i '" i: "'->
daily at aoon, ti'laold «>. w ht!,"!'*,.
General Aanut oA_\u. •
jsia-t. »«*weeseu_liTtr^«.
jrOST AND STRAYED.
SBK_ y »TKAVKI»-J--ri.... r . v 7,. r . " •-—
iiß*day. the feth, a sk'i'Tkb m'" 1 >*•*■
—I _i K ,„ wni , r ,ark*d yellow in.i V.■ Nf
ore rtrtimin* iimn to me, on Istb at__ * 5 )
e»ive a liberal reward. r •• *Ul •»
J"-'*- 3 '- W U. "■ I'll ~S A \-,,
I IMIT—Oa Priday last.in «liecit»ofß l~ --
a TWENTY DOLLAR NOIK
DOLLAR i(4J7rJt, wrapped amend abaif_ _»
silver. Tbe tinder will I*, hhara.ll*. Z. L '' *r*f
bmviae 't with W. E. M. Wobd "*>'- . T l>! » I
of the House ..f Deiecatoe. or at ti, e Cauk!;_*
of ltd house. _» «* I
-• TACLKS.ef bshl rtracturs. Tha 6«_J ' -
M PBWurUed to leaving ti.oin at thi* ~••„.. ' *
turning tiwiu to mo in Manchester '"•"•"r r*.
ja27-.lt* &AJTL A. PATTEBf
_A FOR RKMT.-Tansmall BtiCßVnat2
■Ltadjoiniaj Metropolitan Hall, ,„ %-,' ! ?° !
aeai_BM two < rthree hue ROOMS is »!__.'_'
imrhootl. AppH to ■*••«_
jaJi»-«f DENNIS 4 8H0..0,, r| ,
rf h AHOl'ft*. WANTED..W,th«i
_3 '•estion twlween Mh ir.i 12-j, gti ',„ " «
•sa_lateadins to aiseoatiaua bou4«*«, „' '""
hear ai a Bund lanaut who will ,*,-.• ;,,-,., J., "'"* !
for a term 1.1 yearn Peesessiuß wanted -,• .„'.','***
hstweea tat* and the let of Man t.. '>, i,.,' 'mi«i ni «
640, Richmond P. O. j«_ _*
„ ti KAY S. ATTENTION .. I,« ' "'
frmeetiiKol >..ur Cftny**) Will be K. ~,,*'
■tary Hah.oa MONDAY nuht s'xt .•'• ■'
HI At this meetia* the ana eommi*«ioii«duH "'
■* for the proeeat your will be elected. '*•
DehMaeato will come prepared to aaswar i
their aaas aad daes* aad other baaiaeai uf - n "
toao* to tne eerpe wiU be transacted Mid • ', '
imsortaal laatsvsry Bmmtayr *h«ald to »«•.«''
I'd.;so memrayra who have noi aoa* *o.wi
once on Rent*! BniTM iml leave their »•_!_
for tbe MsraVattonOvsrenat. ri "-:.-i
By onler of Cai !. Km ;.>tt
ja2H-2t JOHN T. ROORRB, lstSsr,',
tllVKimsiMi \l.r\t V. _| „ „, lM ,/ ; ■
fl attention of Metabaata, Maßßfwtsrm _
bsaineea men nuarußf. to the t-i, ibtia* 1*1...
thromtb mi AObNCYcf ADVKSI isiv! - '
beet and asost eeoßomiwsl tuini.er in th* *_
widely cir-iil-.te.i Paper*' f Eartera. V,V,,.. :il ?
Southweetera virgtaia, North ( *rolin» -, i ,„„
aessee to wit: ""•
Norfolk Examiner, Lyßehhori Vimaia*
Williamsburs Gaastts. Haleaa Ketiiter,
Tap pa hannaob Boats- Man ta Visitor,
sraer, \\ ytbavil .• Tibmb.
F rede r ieksim ti Herald, Bedford Sent r.,-.
Charkittesville Jsneras- Alexandria^
man. Alexandria '. mett*'
Staunton Spectator, Whix. Kn ivill* r
Hlue liid-'e RessMiesß, Rsgieter, Hiruh. \ °'
Koekiaxbam Rsximsr. Mereorr. T-.ru.r,, 'j '
iianviiie Ketinter, Jouraal, WiUuiaitti
Fariiiv ills Jouraal,
1 will also forward to ofher Pafersukei • -
ars_Filesof Papers, «■ th the !r %, y,-. M .',
■nee at my o_as, No.B Wnil Btreat.
*■__*• . THOU. J. BAtiBV
\*;iiki:l wright. nidge* i«
W COMMISSION PAPER H IKEI/df'sr
Dsalsraiß Pristine, Writinx, Blank tool
warn aad Manilla PAPERS; !:.,.k>'.;-.
LEATHER and CLOTH: Poreign -~,; i ■..-..
RAGS; Bsacbiax POWDERS; Al I \i..», j
U Hanover street, ooranr of German street
jaJB-dta _ BALTI wokk, up.
I S. MIERRIREPI at CO.,
•*• Sols Assnt* ia Vir<iniaf«r
J.H.COOPER'S PATVNT LtVF.R GA«
REGULATOR.
RespeetfbUy solioit the patronage t.| • .- •
Orders left at J. o. Bother* efice, Ilia ti ..
hatweeu Main and Baafc.et th.on * tue i,,.
OSes, will meet witti r-r.mj[»t attent n
.1. S MKh'lilKi N.
ja»-3l« HERBERT B. rtNPaIJI!
Jl.. I'MIIU'N.
• EXCHANGE AM) BANKING H -
~ ~ DaariuiTVt,
Co.leet,ons promptly attended to, and rruit
tanees mads on day otmaturity.
Exehante Houvm aud sold .n Baltiaynrs. PWi »
delshia aad New Yutb. fast in ,
ORANREn. LEMONS. A! I'll s. .< -. • .
rsesrved.fsbbase* *vrcet ■'■,•
ratoorSer;MboxeeLKMOMS;ieli|.|i pipi bj
*A hbta. Wane sad KsdoNIONS: I whraiiiC**-
Ibms. tor sale tow. Lai WIS B0TT»,
jt2.s tit" W set Main ttre*t.cora*rßd
C< I PERNONG V. !\l\
fi I'd l *, p'tre NorthCirotiu
BCVP—K.Nu.V, WINK,
1 or ttaio by
LYLR POSTER A • ,
ii2-i--r.t 9$ Caryati**!
/ MIMIEV 111 TTKR.-ftirkh
*- T OOSHE.N Bl Rll
ol choice quality, for sale hv
WM. S. KnV- 1! it,
jajs—,tt cor. C-iry aad V maisas,
-ROW is ti!K TIMET* >Hl
-lOOU. Beribe for tie
OKEAT SoVTHERN WEEKLY'
THE BEST TALENT OK THE
S"!' I'll Ifi VTRl'i IM3 i'oi! IT.
THE SOUTHER V FJELp AA I' l IRKfWE,
Published evv.rj SATUtDAY. at An ...•'>..
aekaowledited to be "the he<i Pamiii Pirn i
tiik Set iti " eentaiaa in e*eh i**H*.eitht i*_
Jforty eoh_me) of CHOICE REAniNS Hil
I'ER. devoted to the tastruction «n.i«ii. i-bbsj!
ol the friends of South-m LITERATrRE.Aw
RICL'LTt'RE and AH I.
Kb. SahscribeTS nre piesSßted, BBrai-swißßibi
with nn INDEX, or Table ol Content*.
TERMS—two noi.i %n* rca »i*»i «.
AilUrfsm. JAMES i.AKI'MK.
jaZ7- It Aut'H'.a. 'jv
VtH JRRSRY WHITE MKRCIR "•>
II TATOKS.—
liwi '.u*he'« New Jer*e. WHITE MKRCEI
POTATOES.
300 bu*_*ia Nova Scotia Win i X REICH
POTATOES,
•O ■ aire's Flukes; or, Prinze Albert POTI
TOES, f..r sale by
RAGLANS V ISO,
ja 17—R* coiner St* •■■.) : i.i.r. it»_
Potatoes, riDbtM ardThkcbc. I
I BOOlars. WHITE MERCER POTATOES. k
* 8 hurt. PI NX- XV E p( »TATOr S. {
_ ptos. sweet NEWARK CI DKB. '
bo bonus i'rime Haw miiii CHEEfiE.
In St.-re BSO for iu'i low by
JasT-at* ii.'." : .."'H
siuuhiyi; niHioo...
-J 3 iM> Iba. in lv lbs. peek* en.
AN EXCELLEDT ARTICLE
Just reosirsd and for Ki ! *t>\
BROWN A McCLFM AM ;
ir\2r'.--2w Bant .''
T*o RAILROAD M\ > u;i its... •> |
1 rmploj imm-diatoIyTWOREI.IABI.KHHb-
ROAD MANAGERS on con'tnirt on t. . " |
Apply tome at .Mr. I'K'i !-!'>< Mti I ' ■■•- >; ,r
Mitin Btreat, bom avt o'clock. . .
jaH-sV 11 ,\i - ■
I,"H.K HALK—A saratl lot al rt... . HAIW_
1 LEATHER, a lew p.eoe* of COLI A I
TRUKK LEATHER. MAI Ul X I
j,» m t* Cvy.sasursbsiewlMn
BRRFTObTcTi: LS.-Ai .t.d mo* UfsfTei -«•
iiiKt rci-.n ~...,1. ~., ,
taio-ili V. M.O. DAjUJIII •'■
( 'OTO(;oi,l)*tllTV.'i Broad i«tie»t.-»»
v« isaaWatnailpasdnada Meaabed C«it*eiM|
cer.ts. Beeneextra m \%at nts. *n<i * vo mi* .'
ar- c!e at 12', eeate, worth Mi friah Uo*a»»«i •
xin! jo nap ta. worn ewas'de'ahi* * ion
Bands TO easts; Marseilles B«un B • ■' - ■
l«r.'ititi VTrißthasde to match o_lt CS • '" '
■ in ■ i iaea Bosoms; has denes* r .' • ■ ' ;
Hoop Skirts at xbeat say price; Whit* m *J
m oaats.s-4utwidtbt —cc ia toat Corseu • ■
ceil*; w hits Tii.-iiit.iii* U% oesl*ii eh
Larsß47l easts, wurts si 6*;; ...- d»*crii
f->r I'H.-ty i're«H ' • ■ ■■ ' -
tbs nanal pneea; Batnta: CBBibric I.:- •f*
»erun';*and heal* of other articles. H-ir tse ■
the On san bbbbi aaaald.ae tboe* thai sa*
the trnite*; *ott ol ha#«ain»*b"i | '■*■
ooLLuMir.iuS ■-»•
<PKIN<; <.t»Olis.--J« c*j** rerj H JJ
Priets: Woaaesahst' >• »•*•■
nnd Uiack io.il Orey H.tio; Ibsbbb*ai ■ ' • .
.y|nle inu*tliaii;»: iai.e* 'im...."-> '•*' ...
aud % Blay linen*; Kfiilu..) it i.i »**", ,
Co'toßades, ir ?'e«t varifty; Sp- ol '-''>'■ ■".*.' -,
»rrl F.v«»; Spo-I Silfc; Patent 1 hre.til«; .'U-'"-
Ac. now lanuint .iud lor 'jfejfo UA|Ni . , ,-,
MILITARY atOOINt.-'BO ;•■;■'" **&
and line Klue Ototbe, BJO t ayee* B »•••• „ j,
Sntineu; Army Ciotti*, i.iaen O-icn*. •,;' _~.
Corfau Mudium an.) Baua am *o - ,
Gauntlets; Oilr ami worsted Brnd* "'•'' . ..
with other M li..,rv Gnsds, for sale ai ■*""
can le had ini»ny mirket ht I hi* ■•• ■•. •"''' L .-o.
KK\T. PAIMs *tw
Bhou \ oOyii:*Tii,sauii(i/> B ?_!fl
_ bales t: rttoa Vn, a*r.*; 1 « »su •■ ■ ,
,:n' IH.iiie*ti< «, at a mil »!l I..i' ' ' ,
cost. Ai*.>, r'ad atrti*trip«it Cettes* "' »"•
inanufncturc, al vert l,tw prire*. ~ „.,
ALb RBI) MOdKS. a &•>•":
IRISH LINK.**.. T.tlll.l:t»AH-»,*E* * %U
I TOWELING - Orsnt barfain* st! ' J' A
U'*h l.irtcns. Table l»an.i'Vs t.n.l > ! '»'„'..-•
*l..ck on hamt at !«*• than the -''•*'' ' ZLL
i.tion ALFRED MO9RS*. St Msia*"*"-
KH KIVINO Till* MIORNI*iG. I**-*
ISW - I'jO piece* of those tii> t"i-« * v .
Btoasbed Cotton* at Bh. cent*. th« ebeeH»« *
ler the money ta tue United Stales , ~, ~.»•!.
aLfreu MOIBA •-'• V% - B
Billing •* rkmikdy warraßted » , *J I J
sure cure f.-T Ui-rriti*. lii*cai.r«, ; a> .
Couipinint. Cbabna Moi iv*. ch.>i*i» • i "*"
kt. i',.,«*d„ai.y A : v i>> v c& p
No. to Mais (use*. X c!,,:
Lkt,Ml GAKORN RCSJ»*-S» c*
T press aud steamer*,we »r«'!»,»•* tf , , if «--'
■priiu supily of lr**h-t..vdei. Seeds. < .' .
qua'ity. from Th >rMi,m \ i'•> . >«"• ;, illrt »
which we invite theaiteato«j ..r t'i. ».e *». u
first rate article. ~ «**> w A LVJi . ilo *i.
Eraahha.aoai au"" • i
& Shnvins Soap; 3*o. th-tj*- %££•.
■al* b* Wf> ft »-t>- l J, •"*' uaJ.
•**• W No. *3 Mam *»«est. Ba*»Ba*-
YARNt.-K» bales bmoiuh! •»
CTUra-s'a to ••Vtuj «•*,*£ pA V | BfO**'

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