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MONDAT MOENIWO..7™....JAK.^uin.
tbs Servant si tbe r #rfrt ., trsas.
Our readers will n>mem'^ r tn# , t au w days
•go we pnbllabed nn >c gBBt of the arre*t of
001. Grosa, a celebra* forger, at Pittebur*; %
Pa, including a e' At#m , nt ln regard to a ne
gro »lave owner* fey <jroaa. Tbe Lyncbborg
Virginian following statement in
connection wltß t |, c narrative:
The col K>rmA individual so flatteringly' allud
ed to, o* , r C itiz*>ns will no doubt be surprised
__•**_. Is no other peraoo than "Bob Bur
w *'.i "ao well known in ihiscity as the former
popular bar-tended at tbe Cabell and Norvell
Hoiims He wa* inirchained from his owuer,
William M. Bnrwell. Esq., of Bedford county,
by Dross, who sojourned in this city for a
abort tune, during ths summer of f». He re
presented himself as a New Orleans broker:
said he was affected with fit*, and w.-i- anxious
to purchase a trustworthy and intelligent ser
vant, wbo would be with bim at all limes,
Making lbs acquaintance of Bob at the Nor
vell Ilouse. a mutual liking very soon sprung
up, and before be left be purchased the negro,
paying IMjOO for him. A draft, whicß was duty
nooored, on some house North, was Riven lor
the amount. Soon after leaving here. Bob
says the party went to Pari*, when alter re
maining sometime, he lost hi« owner, *:iy* he
searched for him several days but without
euccess. lie then went to the American em
bassy at Pari*: made a statement ol the fact*
in thecase to Judge Mason, our Minister, Bad
finally prevailed on the Judge to employ
bim as a servant in hi« family.
He remained with Judge Mason until the
death of that gentleman, was with him when
be died, closed his eye* and shrouded him,and
returned with his remaihs to this country. A
day or two after his arrival in New York city,
be accidentally met with his master, the two
being mntually pleased with the meeting.—
Not long afterwards. Cross sent him to Paris
on business, he remained there a lew week?
and tben returned to thi-s country. Was in
Italy some time, and iv the vicinity of Sollu
rino when that celebrated battle was fought.
On Thursday last Bob very unexpectedly
made his appearance in this city. Tbs object
of his visit at this time is to raise 81,400, lor
which he is to be mortgaged. He bungs a
power of attorney from his owner, authoriz
ing bim to make this arrangement. The writ
tea instrument also directs that fifty dollars
of the money shall be handed over to Bob, aud
the remainder sent to Cro6s, at Philadelphia.
When it was intimated to Bob that most
persons would be afraid to invest money in a
man as white as himself, he at once remarked
that he "considered himself a gentleman, nnd
would remain the faithful slave of any una
who would pay thedesired sum of money."
He prottwses to have the most unbounded
confidence In the honor of bis master, as well
us his ability to extricate himself from his
present difficulties. He says there exists no
proof to substantiate the charges on which he
was arrested, and that his innocence will be
clearly established. We are inclined to think
that Bob is singular in this belief.
Further Foreign New*.
The Teutouia brings the following:
The applications lor the New Canadian loan
have reached the sum of Xl-',00n,000 sterling.
The Bank of England had raised the price
for flue gold to £3 les.
A letter from Rome says: "Money is coming
In from Ireland, Bavaria and the Catholic
States of Germany, but the PapaJ Govern
ment wants men. Recruiting is going on by
the Nuncio. The recruits from Vienna and
Munich arrive here via Ancona and Trieste.
"The pamphlet' Le Pape et le Congres' was
known at the Vatican the same day it appeared
at Paris. M. Sacconi, the Papal Nuncio at
Paris, has received the proof sheets of i t, which
he forwarded by a special courier to Rome.—
The effect produced upon the Pope was im
mense. Tbe same courier was sent back to
Paris with a dispatch instructing the Papal
representatives to ask for a formal and public
denial from Count Walewski of any participa
tion of the Government in the pamphlet in
question.
The reply given by the Trench Minister was
evasive, and did not satisfy the Roman Gov
ernment. A Council of Cardinals was held
on the-'Bth of December, in which the follow
ing decisions were adopted :
" I. Suspension of the departure of Cardinal
Autonelfi for Paris until the temporal rights
of the Church were recognized as the basis ol
all discussion in the Congress.
«' a. Immediate increase of the Papal army,
for the defence of the States of the Chnrch.
"3. Publication of a solemn declaration con
demning tbe pnmplet ' Ln Pape et le Cougres.'
"This last decision waa put into execution
next day, by an official protest iv the Gioi vale
di Roma." _
Brilliantly Bkaitifil, yet Unhappy —
When Mademoiselle Mars, the celebrated
French actress, whose beauty and genius were
so much admired by Napoleon 1., was growing
old; though she possessed money, diamonds,
horses, carriages, etc., and a hotel in Pari-, be
sides two or tbree country houses ; though ber
saloons were the most popular of all in Paris :
though every distinguished person in Europe
had recognized her superiority, and every one
almost hud yielded, in bank notes and rich
presents, to her fascinations, she was never
theless, the tiiiliappit'st woman iv France, be
cause, as an actress, people were tired of ber.
The witty Eugene de Mirecouri gives an ac
count other pleading with the manager of tbe
Francais to tie allowed to appear yet a littie
longer, and her grief at findiug her name in
the "attaches" only two or three times a week.
"Am I, then, no more an actress 1" suid un
happy Murs, "nave 1 not my voice as always .'
Are not my arras beautiful, and do not my
eyes shine as in old times!'" Poor womaii—
like Mrs. Siddons, her only pleasure was
dressing fr r the scene, anil her dearest friends
were the dazzling toot-liable. It was, indeed,
bard to forego them. But one night some
he irtless person threw au "immortelle"—the
wreath whlcb the French hang upon to-be—
on tbe stage, and it fell as intended, directly
at the feet of the actress, whose professional
ardor had outlived her beauty. She lied from
the stage, morn tied and horror-struck, bear
ing the green wreath with her. The harsh
lesson was not lost upon her sensitive nature.
"Ah, these cauailleof Parisians !" was her ob
servation, and she sadly resigned to tbe abnn*
doumeut of the dressing-room, whosegold and
Bilver toilet set, miraculous appointment, etc.,
were the marvel of Paris, aud never entered a
theatre again.
ConuBBCB ok Cbablkstok am.Savannah.
The following is a statemeui of the exports
from the port of Charleston, S. C, to foreign
conntries, for the year ending Dec. 31st, lt.'.ii.—
First quarter euding 31st March, SSLtgtJMI; 2d
do., ending 30th June, S1 ,i ! ~> l,-tiU ; 3d do., end
ing 30th September, *t.l,!K>7,s-43; lilt do., ending
Slat December, $0,064,474. Total, eU7_n,4t&
Statement of imports iuto the district of
Charleston from foreign countries for the year
ending I>ec.3lst, ISsD:—lst quarter, ending 3ls:
March, 5—,714; 'Jddo., ending 3uth June, 985,
--457; 3d do., eudiuc 3btb September, 3t3,_5;
4th do., ending 31at December, lir>,::«i. Total,
• 1,596,135.
Export* for the year 185fc, 810,321,5&>. Im
ports for same period, *!H*J,K.'t<.
Tbe following is a statement of the exports
from Savannah, Ga., to foreign ports for the
year ending Dec. 3lst, IKVJ:—lst quarter end
ing 31st M-rch, 5,154,511; Md do., 3t'ih June,
3,688,643; 3d do., 3nth September, 61«,7_; 4th
dOj 31st December, 6,340,740. Total, lii,tKi7,6\j-.».
Statement of imports into the district of Sa
vannah from foreign countries, for the year
ending Dec. 31, I_U:—lst quarter ending.list
March, #-—0,044; «ddo.,3oth June.sio<t,o3ti; 3d
do., Sutb September, 81H,P70; 4th do., 3ist De
cember, 8283,840.
_ »
A Tbxas HanotßK.—The Austin Slate Ga
aette, of tbe Mth inst., relates tbe following
Incident:
While Cor Unas was at Rio Grande City, be
called upon tbe lady of Capt. 11. Clay Davis.
lie Informed ber that he bad orders to kill tier
bosband on Bight, but assured her ol bis inten
tion not to molest herself or family. She ra*
Jpssum with all the heroism of a Spartan wo
man, "My husband has gone with a company
°/.. voI, V? , * er " to he, P t»e People of Browns-
JUln. You may be able to attack and kill him,
but if you do, you will have to go home and
toil your folks you had to tight for it! lie told
me to stay here when he left. It is our home
and I will aiay iv it while one brick is on top
sf another." Ths littie sou of this heroine
euming up at this moment, shouted-" I iva
Tejas y muera Cortina." "Hurrah for Texas
_____ _,_■***"**'• Ttte brigand chief
_*r w,oe * rt,, y »»dgave the boy a two bit
pises.
__.£!_?_! D»«An«_A gentleman stales
tbat hs bas for a long time bad a favorite dog
la bi» family, which, day before yesterday,
seemsd to be troubled with an itching in one
Ot the toss It commenced licking, and flually
tuawlag tbe part until It was bare to the
ona. Tbe gentleman tben muzzled it and
Bound up tbe wounded foot. The next morn
ing b*> vi.ited tbe patient, and found that do
rian; tbe night it got tad of the muzzle, and
a»d gnawed off its leg some tbree inches from
. tbs font! It waa covered witb blood and pre.
I seated a most shocking apectacle. He bu
f tnauely relieved iv misery by putting it to
, tXemlh.-DtU,uqu€ Herald.
Ibihabb— Aa usual, nt tbis season of tbe
year, oar town ie filled witb wild painted fe
rocious looking, but eery Inoffensive Menu
moans ludlsae There ta John Brown John,
* "» sVoprn Jim. littie John, Jo John, big
dona, Nnabby Jobn aad a great man v other
_*S*V v***' camp is on tbe point, opposite
. Jf* llgbt bouse. Tbny spend tbeir day* eatch
l._f twr ßßsn aad stu*k rats, snd make ibe
;£"*■**••!- witb tbeir drunken rowe,
Jivnßfo^
e o ?ntv T Mi_ .!___.._' a»y««""»d, Hinda
n__L «■•«•.■•»• toblng a bottle of moi -
A Oreal Iraa Aqueduct Bridge.
Among tbe public work* now In course of
completion at Washington, one of tbe moat
remarkable ia the Washington Aqueduct
Bridge, over Rock Creek, at the western end
of Pennsylvania avenue, now nearly com
pleted. This bridge la a cast Iron arch of
twenty feet rise and two hundred feet clear
span between tbe abutments. Tbe arch con
duits of two ribe, earh of which is composed
of seventeen cast iron pipes, of foriy-eight
inches internal diameter, and twelve feet tbree
inchee in length. They have flanged enda,
pierced with hole* lor screw bulla, by which
the pipe* are firmly connected together. After
being cad, they were placed in a Lithe,and the
end* and flanges were accurately turned or
faced off. They are put together In the lorm
of a circular arc, the faced ends abutting
against each other, and forty screw bolts
ftrmlysecureeachioint. Such is the nccuracy
obtained by the present use of machinery in
engineering that these joinls are watertight,
under the aqueduct pressure of 190 leet bead
by mere application of the dressed surface* of
cast iron, no packing or cemeui being used in
the joints.
Upon thene two arched rihs,whicb are firmly
connected with each other by cast iron tubur
lar cross braces and heavy wrought iron di
agonal ties, is erected a irauie work ol heavy
rolled iron li lieams, from tbe works of the
flu on IX Irou Company ot -Philadelphia, sup
porting two continuous boriaoatul iron gir
ders, of two bii ml red and lour leet six inches
in length. Upon these girders rest cross t.eiiais
of timber, supporting; the roadway nl ibe
bridge, which embraces two city railroad aad
carnage tracts and two path* lor foot passen
gers.
Tbe cornice of tbs bridge is dec;-rated witb
medillieus of east iron, and a light wrought
iron railing surmounts the whole.
The abutments, founded upon solid rock,
are built iv the most aubataattal and durable
manner, ol a tine gray ssadatons, obtained ia
large blocks from tbe Governmeai quarries at
Seneca, npon tbs Chesapeake and Ohio Canal,
twenty-four miles from ibeciiy of Washing
ton. The strength ol iiiis stone is seventeen
thousand pounds persquure inch.
This bridge is particularly remarkable for
tbe double duty which tbe arch pert..rms.
While it supports a roadway, forming a beau
tiful and much-needed communication, by
which tbe traffic between tbs cities vi Wash
ington and Georgetown is carried over, tbe
water oi the Washington acquaduct is con
veyed into the city ot Washington through the
pipes of which tbs arch is composed. To guard
against all danger of freezing, tbe pipes are
lined witb staves and resinous pine timber,
three niches in thickness, leasingn clear wa
ter-way in each rib of three and a half feet ill
diameter.
The Ranges and bolts by which tbe pipes are
connected at the joints are covered witb da*
oorativemouldings, encircled witb foliage iv
Cist iron. The arch ribe spring from orna
mental bases, which distribute the pressure
over huge blocks of granite set in tbe skcvv
bickofthe abutments. The intersections of
the beams in the frame work of the spandrils
are covered with ornamental boaaaa. also of
cast iron. Tbe whole ia n model of lightness
and elegance, being two hundred feet in clear
span and forty-five tost in height lro_ ihe
water to the top of the parapet
Tbe central or crowning pipes of th,' arch
bear the Barnes of those who constructed it,
viz: Capt. M. O. Meigs, U. S. Engineer; E.
T. 11. Myers of Virginia, civil engineer; ami A.
A W. lieniriead ami sobs, of Baltimore, con
tractors.
The abutments contain vaults, in which tire
the connecting pipes and stop-cocka for regu
lating the How and discharge of water, ami in
tbe western abut men ts on the Georgetown side,
oiip of the vaults serves as an engine room aiul
contains a water-pressure engine —tbe lirst, it
is believed, erected in this country.
This engine, drawing its supply from the
ca-t iron street mams ol ill'- Washington aqua
duet, pumps ten thousand gallons ol water
per hour into a reservoir or. tie heights of
George* turn, a mile distant, and two hundred
and four leet above the machine. This reser
voir supplies tint portion of Georgetown
which is above the level of the great store ami
disiributiiig reservoir of the Washingtonequs
duct.
This aqueduct is among the foremost of
thoea monumental works' of wbicb America
can boas-, it has been constructed by the
General Government nnder tbe direction of
OoL M. C. Meigs, a distinguished officer ef the
U. S. Engineer Corps. Upon 1; are other
works not less remarkable than this one;
among them, .be great granite arch, by wbicb
the masonry aqaeduct, nine leet in diameter,
crosses the Cabin John <'reek, at a height of
one hundred aad cue feet :it.u\>' tbe bnl ol the
stream. This arch is built of hewn granite, ia '
twenty feet wide, fifty-seven leet thre.- inches
rise, and, being two haudrad Bud twenty leet
in clear span, is the largest atone arch in the
world.
Tbs resident engineer upon this last-named
work was Mr. A. L. Rives, of Virginia.
Had either ol these bridges ti.cn constructed
in Great Britain, tbe public press would have
teemed with Illustrations and descrij lions ~f
them, anil every reading man, woman and
child in Europe aad Amei ica would hare been
a? familiar witb tbeir history ne with tbat of
the M.-nai Bridge or the "Great Eastern,"
while in Washington ib.-y are executed anil
few but those who have beatosrsd upon them
the thought and toil necessary to their de-igu
and construction, seem to know of the ..\i>t
enceol sucli national achievements of science
and skill.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CSV. Encourage Home Ma itufacture.—S EM
I'l.t-.'S INFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER, the
best and cheapest preparation known for making
in n few moments, withoat "jeast, and in an ele
.'.-iiit manner, ligbt, sweet and handsome Loaf
Bread, Biscuits, Hitter, Buckwheat and other
Griddle Cakes, ruddinc. Pies, and Pastr) ef everj
iiescripiion, with a saving of time, labor and ex
ponas.
(From Rev. Thomas Binford.)
M«.BL H.i.i.. li: .Rico.HthOct.. 1858.
Da. Gablick:— Dear Bir- Having used, toeoane
considerable extent, >our "Semple's Baking Pow
iler," I unhesitatingl] pronounce it to besopeiior
toaajthiag tbat ins been used ie ay faatil) forth*
purposes lor wincn it \q recommended.
Thomas Bixroan.
PoßTsnot; m. March 19, ism.
I cheerfully recommend '"Semple's Basing I'ow
dsr" as the most superior article I ever used for
in skin* light ami sweet Loaf Bread, Biscuits, Ac,
in the shortest possible tune. .lou.s .lack.
.KiH.N W. BAfeLICK,
Maaufaoturer aad sole Proprietor.
ja26--ts Richmond, va.
IV Itbeniu.itit t:i,
RHEUMATISM—
RHEUMATISM CURKD BY
HAMPTON'S TINCTURB!
RHEIIMATISM-Captain Canot.
It HEUMaTISM— Innsmreatorv, .1-iii.es ."Smyth.
X H XI"M ATI S M--J* rret Phimir-ev.
RHKITMATISM—Chronic Wm. Tailor.
RHEUMATIBM—SaeaeeI I'er.-■.«».
RHEUMATISM—Had il 15 rears. P. Donnelly.
HH EUMATISM- Had i to years, Stentien Taylor.
RAKUMATISM—Had il il »c .«■ A. Kitchen.
RHEUMATISM—M. Collins.
RHEUMATISM—John Ward.
RHEUMATIBM—Had it 7 years, Robert G;:ult.
RHEUMATISM— E. Horn.
RHEI'.MATiSM—«. W Goodriek.
RHKUMATIBM-Had it..: .ens. ;•:. Bogwell.
And iniitiv otsars, a/he testify t" liein : CURED,
after years of suilerin:, bj HAMPTON'S TINC
TURK.
FEMALES AND CHILDREN.—Thia TINC
TURE wiil be found a great medicine for ail t.idr
diseases.
bh_ Call riylt:et Pamphlets and see cares.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD k CO.. Richmond;
by Dr. COOKE, "r'rederioksbure;: I* all the Di ■ -
ruts <a Petersburg: to MORTIMER k MOW
BRAY, Baltimore; nn.l ly Druggists and Shop
keeper 3 everywhere, gl per battle; six imtrjes,
*-5. jri 17 —dhswta
»_Tlie Great Virginia Remedy* and no
Houbbo.-PETERS' INFAI LIBLE REMEDY
POR GONORRHOEA, AND aLL SECRET DIS
EASES.—This sic.it American remedy, contain
ing no Mercurial or Balsamic properties, excels
everything heretofore offered ihe public in its en
rative. reetorative, snd renovating powers; and
the aaedieal world are aatoaisitcd shea tola that
the above ranted! will ours tiie above diaeasee, and
confounded wlc-n tiie> l,;i,e ocular demonstra
tions of the facta. lint the proprietor, who Ims
known of the reined;, for twenty-odd rears, bus
kaowaofasaae of twenty years staading to Ims
restored to perfect beasts,and ail other c.:i.e3 of
shorter daration tone restored, withont a single
exception, and therefore challenges any cue ..1
Oonerrbera which the rested) will sot curs, pro
vulcd ti«e direction- are carried out with prudence
ot> tiie part oi tbe patient; runt an) "ne purohasiaa
haifaaoßsa bottles, and using accordingly,in his
or her ease,heguaraatosaa perfect case; and ia
case a* failure, will furrnsii additioaal medicine,
free of char-e. to complete the care, through ins
ar,e,its; aud a curewcl h? effected without iuc.p
veuience otliejiatieut. e-old ty
APPERSON A DUPUY, Druggists,
' Agents for the cif> oißiossnottd,
aus—4m* No. 2ui, Broad street.
__Hartsheriie'» t ure-.\li.
IT CURES B.LL PAIN.
This valufll;le prepiiration is nsed internally aad
extornaliy. It cures ~.,...
TOOTHACHE, IIKA DACH E,
BPBAINS_dBRUIBESCHILBLAINB,
CHOLERA MORBI'S, KARACHE,
RHEUMATISM, SCALDSaad BURNS,
NEURAI.'iIA. CHOLRRA,
PAIN IN THE LIMBS, IVJN IN THE SIDES,
PAIN in the STOMACH, PAIN in tbe RRKAST
BORE THROAT. FROSTED FEET,
PAIN IN THE BACK, PAIN in Me BOWELS.
Being a fine TONIC it i* very beneficial lor a
weak stomach or bowel*.
In bottle* of 18,25 and SO cents, fold by all Dmf
«i*tp in Richmond, Pemri,i)urs and .Norfolk, nnd
throughout the State. je is— urn
ars. Teeth ! Tedb ! '. Teeth ! ! ! Teeth ! ! ! !
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
Now is the time lor all who are witternm from
tooth acbe and deca) ed stumps, and tatend to have
a new set. to have them extracted, »» \ou c-.nilo so
without patn. Call ikk.o, us Dr. TttAV ERttK'H
.lav in the city is somewhat limited.
if 0 *. I '} g« lv "» v * 81.. i:k on 12th street, (in front
of ??. a^: > § tH ' u, No ' - ofl "* »»o«r» from sA. S
to2P. M., from 3 to 6 nud 7 to a P. K.
P. B.—Chronic disaases of nil kind, treated with
perfect success, by the use of electricity,
deSB- lm*
-, ; '" ' - - —i —
puiuhaiMMl the iutereat of
Ba/__ _ rt Pi_M f ! Powell. I shall coatinas the
HOUSE PAINTIMi and OLA/.INO BUSINESS
ia all ite branohe*. aa liereUtfore.
Withlhaaksf.tr the patronane so liberally ex
tendjsd to the late firm, I solicit a continuance of
t|pj same >c oldstH'.il. c.tirt -.-rcf Hunk nnd ISth
str»ets. ROBERT tiARTiIRIGHT.
de U—2ui
LAW AND MEDICAL CARDS.
4__sa> DR. JOHN f'LOPTON. having !.»-
PvZCbV naesdia thi* city.orler* bis profe**i.»B»<l
service* to th« citigens of Richmond and adjacent
country. Office with Dr. A. E. Peticolas, on
Broad, lietween 12th and College «treet«. He may
I* found at nitht at Mrs. A. 11. Hutchison *. on
Franklin, between 2d and 3d street*, fa I!>— lm
_-*_p?> A (tARD.— The tmpre»Bion that_l had
dbOS. withdrawn from the practice or medicine
bavin.' gained some currency, I would lie* leave
to correct it. and to tender myprnle»*i<>n*i ser
vices to the citizen* of Richmond .im' it* vicinity.
My ofTiee and residence mm be foil art on the
corner of Broad and 11th streets, immediately op-
,Ul '- F. W. RODDEY. M. D._
i3>--_-->. HAWKSR.ttOTTOM. ATTORNEY
NOTARY
Prsettoee m all the Coartaoftbe eitj ol «» e n?™_
and the counties of Henrico and Gorwhlaad. Olhce
corner Bank and 11th street*, Richmond, Va.
jalJ-Sm*
•**""_*s» V t'AKO.--Theundersit:nedhave this
<>-J_a day formed a co-partnership in the prac
tice of MEDICINE and
January 4.18*). _EI)VVA RDCDR E W.
DR. DR KW will continue to OOSBBf Ins omc»on
Main street.opposite tho American Hotel.
J.i 6-dlvv.V U'it.\»'2w
»--_?_ I.EE A PLEASANTS. A TTOK
*K._Tnkys at LAW, Practice ia tbe Courts
h»ld in Rmhiiit.nd, Henrico, Goochland and Han-
AsNotaries Public and Coramiasicuer* of i>»cd*.
fee tbeTsreauthoriaedtotake Depositions. AfTida
\-.\e. Ackßowledgmeatsof Heeds. PowsraofAttor
aey, Bill* of Sale, fee. to he used or recorded la Uie
.. *crai State* and Ternt'-ries of the I nion.
Oftoe on Lth F.t..S.J door from Main.
iTih U- it
Pißiv 11 POl N DK\TE It, ATTOR
*02* NKi AT LAW, RICHMOND, Va..wiU
sractioa in tiie city of Richmond and in the eoan
{•es of Cheßterfieta, Powhatsa and Amelia.
»*.()rticc m Lisle's Building ■ corner ol Mam -nd
lathstresta. se23— ty
BtTSIKSSa NOTICES.
rtUSHIMOS _ BAILEY,
V>- WHOLRBALE BOOKSELLKRB
AMO STATIONERS,
No. COS Kaltimork Stkkkt,
Ol'i'O-ITK HaXovFR. B«LT1BR>BBi
Are prepared to otler to the country trade Hoods 111
their line at prices tbat will compare favorably with
those ••'. ;\u\ other market. •
Their stock ol SCHOOL. LAW, MEDICAL aad
MISCELLANEOUS HOOKS, is large and well se
lected.
A large nnd varied assortment of FOREIGN ami
AMERICAN STATIONERY can always he found
at their establishment.
The] keep constantly «n hand a full sujip'v of
BLANK BOOKS, ol difierent styles, and oi their
own manufacture.
Hat in- a BINDERY connected with their Store,
thej arc at all times aKo. at short notice, to fill
orders for Blank Hook--., ruled to any pattern or af
anj desired sty lent landing.
Orders received t>> iiiiul will mactv.ith prompt
attention.
Kb* Yon are requested to call sad examine our
stock snd prices before purchasing, j a 21—dim
MAUDIA _ ro.,
i Successors to SMITH & MaDBUZ,)
proluce commission merchants,
Cary street, opposite Columbian Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
Jas, F. Ki.wards, of King William,!
W.H Howabb, of York, iAasistaats,
W. M. .M AH-iiiAi.i.. of Lunenbur*;, y
Gruarantee to their friends laitnful attention to
all consiftnmenta, aad orders for nods from pro
duce customers. ia »>— te
j UMBER AT WHOLESALE AND Hll
' ' TAIL.—We always have on hand all kinds of
VIRGINIA LUMBER and are indailj receiptoi
various kinds and aualitie*, which ye will sell at.
wholesale and retail on aocommodatin*, terms ;
Special attention will be given to DILL LL'.M
BER of ail kind.
ja2o-3m PHILIPS * COLEMAN.
<L AT 1: i*J Or I ii .
0
JOHN L\ Ml MiI.LAN.
Who has had twenty- five years' experience in 'he
husiness, is prepared to put on SLATE ROOFBO.
every description, rind with tbe best materials, at
*;n.rt aotice. Specimens of his work can I.c seen
oil application, aad order? left nt his office, on Mam
street, near 9th. or at the office of Ai.bkrt L.
•Vssl. Architect, Goddm's Hall, will he promptly
attended to. ocltj--oin*
t tA lilt.-T1..-subscriber takes this method of in
--' foriiiini: his friends and the public that he liases
tabUshed himself as* M ERCHANI'I/.K ISKOKKR
IND OENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
He will attend to the purchase and sale of Mer
chandise generally; -. also. Flour, Wheat, Com, To
bacco and'all'descriptionsof iio.iiitry Produce.
Bie special .attention wiiijie mv.'n to all business
entrusted to his care. From tn.s long business
et(.eri<'i;eo iie hopes to easel with a liberal share oi
public pat roiiH-e. He refers, by permission, to
Lbwis w bbb, Ben., 1
Messrs. Donlof, Moxccrk .V Co., i KichinoM,
Edmoxd, Datbnpobx fc Co., I Va,.
" Hun.', k Basscbvill, J
" Bpfxcb • Reid, ( ststattwun
" Twi.i 1..- A Co., Philadelphia.
Thomas Mom*man. Ess., Mew York.
WM. S. ROYSTER,
Office cor. of Car; and Va. streets.
Richmond Nov. !.it, hjW. no I—ta
Ly LAD A JETER.
it COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
X 11 11 MON P. Va.,
Give attention to the sale of TOBACCO, WHEAT,
CORN, Ac. and respectfully solicit consignments.
WILLI AM JETER, late of Ctarksvilte,
N. C. B EAD.late of Barksdale ie Bead.
ja 2 -dlriicv.-Sm
|~BORCIE DARBY. Manufacturer's A: ent fot
v the' aal* ..I DOORS, :>ASU. BLINDS,
MOULDINGS, fc. A large assortment c. istant
i) ou hand. Order*, b) mail or otherwise, p <*mptly
•.•tended to No. 13. Governor street, RirH mono,
• Va. Young's celebrated Smooth-Sawed BHI NGLE
MACHINE pu' up in any part -.1 the State, al
• short notice. jy 30 tna
U Aft B—fe WORKS. "~"
JOHN W7_A V IES,
MARBLE MA SOX,
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. ITH STREET,
RICHMOND VA..
MONUMENTS, roMBS, HEAD PIECES.
MANTLES, FONTS, fc.
tx%. l-'i'ft Premiums awarded '.•;; the Virginia As
n. r.ittir.ii Society and Mechanics Institute.
7 DOVE* CO-,
*jy_P I.ViPOKTKRS AN '■ nt: ALBRS ' V
\lt DRL'GS. M PAINTS,
/.il OILS. DYE STUFFB. P E R !■' I M I.X Y.
FAMCy GOODS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, fte , Ac,
wholesale and retail, No. Si Main St., Richmond,
Vir.-iuia.
from physicians and country dealers
careTullv attended to. SAMUEL X DOVE,
ja 17- ts ALI- X. B ->JO.'H ER.
--n JOHN W. rRAYSER,
A \'< )T H EC A R V A N D D RUGOIST,
\m (Suect-issor to .1. \V. I'ot.i AiiH.i 17rh Street,
* s*. between Broad ..lid Gi.-iae. would invit" the
attention of lunvha-ers to Ins stock ol DRUGS,
ijEDIOINES. PAINTS. OILS, FLUID, GAR
DEN AND FLOWER SEED, and FANCY AR
riCLES, consisting ol Brushes, Combs, B air Oils,
Perfumery, Ao.—every thing, iinbred, usually found
in iit un Stores, wbiefa he will sell at the lowest
l.iies
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully prepared at all
hours,both HAY and NIGHT.
INFIRMARY OFTHE WEDIUAL t'OL
« LEGE.—This Infirmary ..-situated at the corner
01 Marshall and College streets, in an elevated and
tic ilti.lu! position, convenient to the Railroad lie
pota. Hotels and oilier centres of business. It is
furnished with every arrangement requisite for
the successful treatment of diseases and injuries,
and for the comfort of the sicnt. All persona re
(,'.11.-1114 MEDICAL or SURGICAL aid, except
tue. ii..mine and those laboring under contagion*
diaeasee, are admitted into tiie inst itutioa. Ly tna
in wi.aicn are also received and carefully attendee
to.
Private rooms furnished when desired.
Tbe patientaafS under tiie ciiarire ■>! the i'rt'fei.
soraoi tho college, whs visit ths wards daily. Tiie
ohargeefor Board. Medical Attendance, nursing
and Medicine are, for rat week.
W hue Patients M
Colored " ••?«
Private Rooms 7 to *16
In addition to the above ra*.'s, m oases rerauiriui
a Surgical (iteration, bj agreement witb the pro
prietors ot the Bellevue Hospital, a small fee is
charged for the operation, vary inc. from »2 to ijllo,
according to its importance. The particular fee in
any case may be ascertained bj application to eith
er nf the Attending .Surgeons 01 the Resident Phy
sician. * , , ,
All charges pavahle on the removal of the pa-
Attondinji rjhrreaoßß- Profs. GIBSON, PETICO
LAS and WELLFORD.
Attending Ph-.sicians—Prc-fs. TUCKEI CON
WAY and McCAW.
Resident Physician—EDMUNDS MASON, M.D.
Steward-F.M. PARRISH.
Prei-ident-L. 8. JOYNEB, M. D.
Persons in the country, toaemt patients
te the lafirm-iry, maj address either the President
or tbs Resident Physician. jali'-ly
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.—Thi* Institution.
which has bijen in sueeessial operation for the
last seven years, is situated on Church Hill, Rich
mond. Virginia, in a delightful, airy position, aad
is furnished with every convenience conducive to
the Comfort of patients and the successful trea*.
inerir of disease.
It has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have bona nicely famished suitable to the accom
modation of gentlemen who miy hud it inconve
nient to tie treated at their private lodgings.
Particular attest lea will Ihj paid to tbe {psae-aa
"•.;,■ /,. which aie pec.uir.rl> ctiiiiiinni.oua.
TKUUs:
i Payable on the reuiotalof the Patient.)
White' Patients, per week - . s}t>
Colored do. do „— 5
Private Boome* do e)7to#—
acceptances ream .ed for patieutn from
the country. uiiic* where Ihe partiCN are known to
Osm of tbe Physician* uf tbe Hospital,
Turn iaotudesaltsaarceefoi Bf»nr.t, Medical Al
ton, lance, Nurniim and Medicine. By auairaiue
u.ent witu the Inhiuary of the Medical CoUete.a
small additional fee, ranting from •*- to MO, niu
Ih; charred for Surgical cihes. Tiie particular sum
may be ascertained before- iiaud by application to
onn of the attending Physicians.
No Saiall-Pox admitted.
nu» N" Patient raeeiven for less than 1 week.
The undersigned will ...v c ti eir ni rsonai atten
tion to all Patient* placed 111 their II spilal.
srTßnwna rnv*u ia\«:
JAM ES BOLI ON, M. D.. Grace at,, between4th
and si h.
THOMAS POLLARD, M. D., Governor at, Ist
door above Richuioud Hoii.-.e.
O. A. CRENSHAW. M. D.,oppomteAmerioan
Hotel.
WM. W. PARKER. M. D., L.iw Building,cor
ncr of inn and Fraukiia sts.
C. W. P. BROCK. M.D., Resident Physician.
JaJ-ly _
LMIANhtLIN I'APA.R MILL,
T RICHMOND, VA.
BKLVIDEBK MsVNUFACTUHfNU COMPANY
rfSP* F"n*tantly cm hand all denciii-tioniof EN-
S#a*°Lli'. MANILLA AND WRAPPING PA
PER, NEWS AND BOOK PAPER, uf all fluali
t)SS aad siaes, furnished at .hint notice Cash
pais im Ka..H.
oeiu-dly Gilo. WHITFIELD, i'ren't.
DISSOLUTIONS, &c.
D"IS»OLLTION.-Tl.e firm of MASON ft ;
EL A M 1* this day di«*olv-.l by ißßtnal
Mr. C MASON will continue I fJftP v , J ß »
AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTINi* Bl SINKSS. 1
at the old stand on Mam street, betweenl «th and
•th. He i« alone authorised to settle up the busi
ness of the late concern urbason 31 "^
WILLIAM A. KLAM.
Richmond, Jan'y 15,18<». to
MR. M BROWN EL'S iMtKtM IN |
..•arm"of BIaRKBDN * &*}**** \
oontinucH the «ame aa it was m tne hrm «>l Olitrk- |
son, Anderson A Co. _ _ . .maMn*
CLARKSON *■ ANDERSON,
_iaat--tK Nr7_i Msib etrest. Rtebmoßd.
VT EWCO- PA KTN ER»HIP. - The i.ii.l-r
i> signed have this day t-iiterct into Co partner
*l.ip for tbe p.irp.-h.' ..r carryißg ■•" the LUAI BbK
nnd WOOD BUSINESS, and have tr.kea *»?»."£«
oßtßseontbsideoftbo Dock, lately occupied i.>
Wm F PhUiM nnd w carr* on the busineaann
&« nam« U |td eTyls of PHILIPS ft
We hope by personal attention tn bustoeas*lp mer
it Ibe pi*tru C a„c ot ,-ur friends iklMiMh non
* rMf ' JOB. W. COLEMAN.
Afard..-1 take this spportßßitJ of returning
my siaeuro thanks to »y old inendsand tftrons
for their liberal espßOrt. and hope they will con
tinue to »• itroiuze the neiv eoncSTB.
j»2l)-12t VV M.r .1111111 ■ ■
DISS<» ..I'TiO.N.—The firm of ©INTER,
KEN r AI.VKV is tins dny dissolved by
mntoaicVißsent. LEWIS GINTEH and JOHN if.
ALVKV having pnrchrwed the ißterest ol JAMES
8. KENT rhet ire hereby aathorißed to settle the
butiness ol the late firm aad to on the n;ante in
It'iuidation only. GIMTER,
.lulIN F. ALVEY.
Richmond. .I.in. Ist. MW. jaan—l'w*
NOTICE.— Tbs oe partaerah p existing aadsr
the rinriie and 81} le of GA KDN Kit. CA l< LTON
ft CO., expired by limitation on thealstult All
to whom they tire indebted will 1 resent
their chums for immediate pm meet, and those in
debted will make paymeat witnoui delay.
l'he n.-ime of the firm will be uaei', by either part
ner to ciose the business "
WM. H, HUBBARD,
JAS li. GARDNER,
Jan. IS. 13C0. AM HROSh CARLTON.
New U»-Partnership.—l be andsrsigned have
entered into co-partners nip, under tiie name and
style of CARLTON, CHAM rJERLAIN .V CO., for
the purpose of continuing the businens late); car
ried on Lv Gardner, Carlton Ir. Cow Mo. HI Mini
E'.reer, Richmond. Va.
We slmi' always keepan hand a general assort
ment ol SHOES, BOOTS. LEATHER, to., and
i'lteiiil to increase the manufacturing department,
sons to have a full suppl] ol PLAMTATPOH
SHOES. Lined and Bound KIP and CALF Sewed
illtOi.l i-lSii! our own make. From ear extended
losnaintaaee with manufacturers generally,
long experience r.ml continued personal n't cut ion,
we fcei confident of onr aiutit) to offer to the. pub
lic a desirable assortment in our line, up..v la
vorabie conditions.
WM.H. HUBBARD,
JAS. It. GARDNER.
A'WBROSK CARI/1 IN,
WM. P. CHAMBERLAIN.
Jar. 13. im. ja lt'--iv
THE UNDERSIGNED, having purchased of
1 D. W. SAUNDERS his stock of Groceries,
will carry on the GROCERY AND COM M ISSION
BUSINESS nt the veil-known i-tand. occupied lor
the past eight yean by I). W. Saunders, >"■». 316
Broad street, under the name niiu style ol JOHN
F.BAUMDERS ft CO.. where they will keeponn
Rtantlj tin hand a well-selleeted stock of GRO
CERIES, which thej will sell bj wholesale or rs
rail. lor cash, or.to punctual customers, oa the
usual time, ou as g«w»d terms :i-- 'in> establish
ment hi ti.e city. Tiiey hope, bj siricf. atten
tion to business, to merit a continuance of tne
patronage so liberallj bestowed oa 'lie late 1 <>r.-
cernoi D. W.Sannder . and the pulrfio generally.
J.'iilN F. BAI NDERS.
D.a \ ID J. SAUNDERS.
.laninr; 1.1560. DA VI D J. SAUNDERS, Jr.
The subscriber, in reiirini- irom the Grocery
business, takes tins method oi returning his sincere
thanks to hi* old friends for their lil.er.ii patronage
during the past eight -ears, aud most cordially re-_
commends tt» their confidence tiie new firm of JOHN
P.SAUNDERS ."c CO. lean tie found at tbe old
st'uuj, where all persons having c'aini* me
will present them for payment, and those indebted
to me will maive payment with as littie delay as
possible. D. W. SAUNDERS.
ia •- dftou lm
fviKSOLI TION.— The concern 01 WILSON ft
1 ? BOSHER is ths day dii .olved bj mutual osu
-.tit. The name Lie firm will ho usee by either
partner in winding up the business oi the concern.
JOHN .!. WILSON,
CHAS. M. BOSHER.
Richmond. Jan. 2. 1860.
New Csueera.—The subscriber will continue
the wholesale and retail GROCERY BUSINESS,
at. the olit stand of Wilson ft Bosher,corner 17th
and Main sts., and takes this occasion to return
thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed on the
late concern, and hopes, l-v strict attention to
business, to incut a continuance of the same. 1
wiil keep always on band a v.. II selected sto. 1 oi
Family and Jobbing Goods, to which I most re-
Rcectfull) invite me. attention oi my friendaand
the public CHAS. M. BOSHES.
A < ;ird. —The subscriber in retiring from trie
Grocery Business, takes this method oi returning
his sincere thanks to his oiit friends i"r their 11 *>
eral patronage during anumbei of years, and most
eordialij recommends to rheir confidence mi late
partnerand Baccessor, Mr CHAS. M. BOS&ER,
as a gentleman iceven wai worthy of theirW>nfi
d'.-nce. I canbe foundat SAMUEL ft WILSON'S,
on Shockoe Slip, where we will be . lad te receive
const ;nmsnta.
ja3-dlm&cwlm JOHN J. WILBOM.
po-PARTNERSHIP.—The BBbecribera have
v> tbieday ibrmed a co-partuership for the pur
pose oi carrying on a GENERAL COMMISSION
BUSINESS in the oitj of Richmond, ..nd have
taken the office on Shockoe Slip, lately-occupied uv
*.. S .-'..i:i'l.;.. They hope, bj personal atu ntion to
business, to mer,: the patronage of their friends
and the public generally. A.-S. BAM i'KL,
J. J. WILSON.
A t'ard.—l take thisopportsnity of returning my
sincere thanks to mj ofil friends aad patroDS fer
t.'n-ir liberal support, and hope to receive a con
tti ...I'ii.ii ,'i the same to the new eoncei n.
ja S— illiioVcwtm A. IS. SA "■! i," EL,
DtHftOLUTION .—The concern of il. F.
NORTHERN ft *"".. in the Staging ami Mail
carrying business, is this day dissolved l>j mutual
consent
K. P. NORTHERN is alone authorised to use
tiie aama of tne tun 1 in wm ii in.' up the busi new.
!'. F. NORTHERN,
li. F. BROAD US.
Richmond, Jan- W, 1860. ja lit- in:'
rm-PAETNERSHIP NO! ICE.—Having ad
v-' nutted Mr. JOS. N. VAUGHAN, of Nottoway
county, Va.,aa a partner into our concent, it will
hereaiter 1» conducted in the nano-. and style oi
JOHNSON. TRUEHEART a V.-U GHAN.
Mr. ARMISTEAD MILI ER has no longer any
interest in our business. i< J.JOHNSON,
BAT. TRUEHEART,
JOS. .N. V A (CHAN.
Having sold mv interest in the concern of .
JOHNSON ft TRUEHEART.I beg leave, in retir
inu irom the late concern, te thank my friends lor
t!ie liberal patronage extended to us, and hope
!11 cv wi!l ooatiaue topatronixe the n-w In-.i-.e.
jalt—2m ___* T J__ MILLER.
OKOWN .v Met L.KLA.AND,
L) COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ll'lCH.VioN !>. Vt,
We, the Budersiened, have this day entered into
a eo-partnerahip for the purpose of conducting a
general COMMISSION and BU
SINESS, under the name aad style ol BROWN ft
McC< ELLAND. Thuv sill nive their strict per
sonal intention to the sale of TOBACCO, WHEAT
ar-d PRODUCE generally, aad te the parehase of
Fertilizers and uerohandize Office niext door to
Deaae, Hobsoa k Jaoies. on Basin Mink.
ALEX. BROWN.
J. BRUCE Mi CLELLAN&,
They refer to Messrs. Johnson, Younger ft Otey,
J. It Ferguson, Jr. i: Co., Dr. J. Grattan Cai*n,
of Richmond; Hon. T. S.Flournoy, Sec Jno.
A. Scott, of Halifax county; Wm. A. Miller and
Edgar Whitehead, of Lynchburg; i'oi. g. M (>.
Keid and K. B. Tutwiler. of Rockbridge coaaty;
Mayo Cabell and F M. Cabell, of Nel«»u; Judge
L. !'. Thompson, Augusta oooatj; Ja -. Thompson.
Jr., Amherst county. ja 7-Lu
U'E HAVE THIS DAi - -- ■ ted nurse yes
together nader thertyleol 1.V1.K FOSTER ft
CO.. for the purpose ol conductin i a general i.'OM
MISSION, GROCERY and LIOUOR BUBINKBB,
at No 81 Csrj street. Sdoora below Mth street, nnd
respectfully solicit consignment* of Merchandize,
Manaiaotared and Leaf Tobacco. Klonr, Grain, ko.
LYLE FOSTER.
JOHN X SI EGER,
( Lata witb EPett .V Drewrv.)
Richmond, Jan. SA, }**). ja3—lm
V ©TH E.—LOUIB C. GILLESPIE ia tins'day
IN admitted a sarlner in my busnies. multr the
at] le aria firm of J.\o. C. SHAFER i CO.
J.NO. CTSHAFER.
ELiehmond. Jan. 2, lsu). ja 3—lm
DISMH 1 TION.—Tbe firm of RODDEY A.
MORRTSB is this day dissolved in niutualooß
asnt F. W. RODDEY,
January 2.1. lidt). ft. G. MORRIBR.
Cu-Purtuersbip.-Tns andsrainnsd h*ve tin*
day entered into . eo-partnerglu?, under the sly la
of RODDEY ft STROTHEsI. for tne purpose «f
.V AM UFACTURING POBACCO.
P.W. RODDEY:
Jan'yX,lßaa. [jaf-dhnl K. H. ST ROTH ER.
U Ii I P H HOft EM A ti i; .
The nndersi caed have this day forrr--?d a co
aartneraftip under tbestywof MIp.LSPAUOH ft "
READ, lor the iiurpoitc of conducting the SHIP
BROKERAGE BUSINESS, and radpsettoil] so
licit tue patronage of their friends and the public.
A. MILLSPAUGH.
JAMES G. REAP.
Cary and 13th sts., near tbe Dock.
Richmond, Jan. i. Wei. ja 2-lu.'
DIftSOLLTION OF CO*PARTNERSHUr*.
The firm ~1 DANDRIDGE k HAKT ia tin*
day dissolved. F. B. II -kt refirinn from the busi
oeea. Hitbat partner is authorized to use the BiUBB
of the firm in settuax up.
WM. G. DANDRIDGE,
Dec.-3l»t, ISS9. FRANCIS U. HART.
On retiring from Lie GROCER/ and COM
MISSION BUSINESS. I return mv grateful
thanks to my lriem's sad the public for tho ;>eral
share nf putrußßßS hsstowsdOß us. and take thi*
opportunity t.. recomtnend mv late partner. W. fj.
DANDRIDGE, to y. 11. a ho will continue the bu*i
ne«*. nu one worthy of ronreonhusucs and bub-
P-rt FRANCIS B. HART.
January id, 1860.
**<Tim tettK MUX RICHMOND GROCIfD
• ' PLASTER.—The aubsenber lit* earnestly la-
Isired, Uir the p».t four sears. toßßcluda Northern
Grouml t luster, by the estsbiishmeatof n Home
Mill, and supplying an article superior to any re
ceived from the North, and claims a perfect'suo
ces*. He I.e.** i».Hve to retura his gratei.it thank*
to hi* patrons. «nd asks ta inform all interested
that be tins completed hi* improvaiiient* that will
enable bun to supply any demand that mar arias
His stock of Lump is heavy, .based upon tits
enormously increased u»e of a superior article,'
selncted itoui the purest Windsor (NovaSeotia i
quarnas, with special refeience to its nchn»»»* in
'VT *? L»'m« The reputafiou of his biai.d
shall I.* sustained at every etiort and cost and he
BSbsattjt an experimental trial of those who have
not made BBplieatioß of this valuable /.,-,.-.,
„ JOHN ii. CLAIBORNE, No.II Paarlst
ja}—Jm
j tOTTBHT. _
U EA H^^ p^!F g^« INB
THE KXTRA ORDINARY DRAWINGS of
Wood Eddy* Co.'s Single Number Loter.es will
t«ke Dbice in public, under the superintendence of
.yrnUimmussioncr*. at Augusta. Georgia, aa fol-
Cl_L'no. 61 draw* Satuktiat, December 17th, IM9.
I r- u_ W„ «j h •• January 21*r. I*o.
' _•_ No 60 " " February 18th, IH6O.
I EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING,
To t»ke place «* aliove specified.
1 GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE OP 8100 000!
1 Prize of tAMM 1 Prize of. 55 t*J>
7 « of 30.1 nil 1 •• of _..».(■»
I " of 16 woo M Prizes of 2.(100
j « ~f 10.0011 m " of. 1.000
•» of 6.000100 •• of 600
i •• of 6.UHJ tno " of. m
I - of MOO IM " of 300
APPROXIMATION PRIZKB.
aprizeeot #«s>Approxiautißa. to *IUO.OOO
Rie "32,400
4 prize.. o| fitO Approxinißtins to 60.0U0
prize ure 2.000
tames of too Approximating to 30,000
prise are -■ 1.600
(prizes of 3uo Approximating to 18,000
prize are 1,200
ay—zssaf a<o Apptoxuiiat-ing to lO.oOt)
pr./e are ... 800
ID prizes of 1W) Approximating to *MB
prize arfi 2.000
Me* prises ef Share 100,000
M» arises weountißgto BtUM*
Whole Tickets $»; Halves §K>; Quarter* ft;
Eighths •_».
THK ORDINARY DRAWINGS of Wood, Ed
dy ft Co.'a Lotteries will take place at Augusta,
Georgia, as follows:
Class 52 Draws on Saturday, December 2trh. lata.
CI is* 63 " " " 3lit. 1*59.
Class 5t " " January 7th, HAW.
Class H " M " nth. law.
Class 67 " " " 28th, an.
ORDINARY DRAWING.
To tak" place BS above specified.
1 <; BAN 11 C APiTAL PRIZE OP .*60.000
1 " '■ I Prise of .•ji.ftoo
i " » io.ooo! B0 Prises 0f...... 500
l•' - soon I 100 " " SB*
i - - .... i.ii.ii ioo " " :too
I •' " 3,0"" I 100 " " l-* 4)
I !(*• " " 100
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
• frizes oi S«i» Approximating to SiMM
priz? are - SI.WO
tprizes of 300 Approximating to 20,000
prize are • ■• Mai
t prizes »t 250 Approximating to 10.000
prize are 1,000
4 prizes ot £J5 Approximating to 5,000
prize are -- sui
4 prizes of 200 Approximatinji to MM
prize are SOU
4pr'zes (>f 150 Approximating to 3,'J00
prize are 600
4pri7.es of 100 Approximating to 1.500
arise are --.--..- ——. ••• ■ 400
MOBpnsea of fil are —'.- ...2'100.0u.j
6.4*55 prizes, a mounting to - •S''.a , .ooo
Whole Tickets §16; Halves a*: Quarters .*2 60.
wood, e oiiy tr co.s
GRAND EXTRORDINARY DRAWINGS,
ON TUB THBBS XUUBBB i'LAS,
CAPITALPRIZE
Bt_ 9 ioo. o o o : -*&a
place on the Last Saturday in each month.
Whole Tickets ?M. Halves |Hi. Quarters (a.
Eighths •■"i'SO.
Ir. ordering TiokSts or Certificates, enclose the
m.ii cv to our address lor what >ou wimi to pur
chase: name the Lottery in vincn yon wish it in
vested, and whether you wish Wholes. Halve*.
Quarters or Eighths, ou receipt ol which we send
what is ordered, by tirst mail, together with the
schema. . , . „ . , .
linn ediately niter the drawing, a Printed draw
it:-. Certified to by the Commissioners, will be
sent, with aa Explanation.
B_, Purchai era will please urrite theirjtgßstarea
plain, and give tbe same oi their Post-Omos, Coun
ty and State.
' All communications strictly confidential.
aaV All Prizes of $1,000 and under, paid imme
dlately aftertha-drawmg—other Prixeeatthe usual
time of forts days
Ord< rs ;oi i icketa to be directed either to
WOOD, EDDY ft CO., Augusta, Ga.,
Or WOOD. EDDY ft CO., Atlanta,Ga.,
Or WOOD, EDDY ft CO., Wilmington, Del.
&*„ A list of the numbers that arc drawn from
thewbeel, with tne amount of ths Prise that each
one mentitled to. will be published after every
drawing in the fouowia*; papers:—Ant
Constitutionalist, Mobile Ke.ister. Nashvinl Ga
tette, Richmond L..-patch, Paulding <MiBB.) Cla
rion. ■
MEDICINES.
II ELM HOLD'S IYTR.M T BUCHW,
li 11 il MBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
HELMBOLP'B EXTRACT BUCHU,
HELMHOLD'ti EXTRACT BUCHU,
HELMBOLD'B EXTRACT BUCHU,
Th. (neat Diuretic, The Great limretic,
The i-r*at Diuretio, The Great Diuretic,
The Great Diuretic, TheUre.it Diuretic,
The Great Diuretic, TbsOrsal Diuretic,
a positive and specific remedy Srut diseases oj the
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy,
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy,
Bladder, Kidney a, Gravel, Draper,
Bladder, Kidneys. Gravel, Dropsy,
AMD ALL DISEASES OF THK
Sexual Organs. Sexual Organs, Sexual ('rutins,
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU
Is a oertain. safe and speedj curs, from whatovsr
cause they maj have originated-and no matter of
How Long Standing, How Lon* Standing,
How Long Standing, How Long Standiaay
How Long Standing;, How Lone Sta'ding.
Ir is taken without Hindrance from Business, and
little if aaj change ot diet.
Ia pleasant in ms tas'.- and odor,
And immediate in its action.
If you aie enisling with aaj of tbe above distress
ing ailments,
PROCURE THK REMEDY AT ONCE,
PROCURE Till-: REMEDY AT ONCE,
PROCURE THK REMEDY AT ONCE,
HELMBOLD'B EX fRACT BUCHU,
As a medicine which must benefit everybody, from
the simp!) delicate to tbeeoafiaed arid aeapairing
mr . F( . Vi , d 18 TO BE POUND.
NO EQUAL IS TO BE FOUND.
NO EQUAL 18 TO BE FOUND.
Pr.ee 11 per bottle, or siz for $S: delivered to
an> aiidre.-i.-t. Preparedbj H. T. HELMBOLD,
Depot, lot . v .>iitn Tenth st., lielow Cheaaut,
For sale wholesale »n<i retail by
FISHES ft WINSTON,
DruggisU and Apothecaries,
ja 17—lv 125 Mais street.
U~ R. HOOFLAPID'S e_R_AII BITT__B
DR. HOOFLAJID'S BALB UUIC CORDIAL,
2*4* mut standard medicines of Ih* present ate,
hare acquired their great popularity only through
uears ..'" trial. tTseetmdsd jorta/uctses it rendered
■••j them ••! all in its, sad flip* i*j*fr lse«prens«w«<ied
tJMB* norlky.
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, .7AUN
DH F.. DEBILITY OFTHE SERVO US
SYSTEM. DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS,
aad au iittasts arising from a disordered hrtr or
weakness of .- stomath and digestive organs.art
■ ;.-. dily and permanently cure:', by the GERMAN
BITTERS.
Tht FA I. S ,L'tH' CO ii- I>J Al. ha I I'Su n,d c repu
ta.i'yn surpassing that of a.i;; similar preparation
extant, ti will cur*, w rSOVT VAUU, tbe most ea
ter and .'o/itr ttanding
COUGH, COLD, Oil HOARSENESS, BRON
CHITIS, INFLUENZA, CROUP. PNEU
MONIA, INCIPIBNTCONS UMPT ION, "
%nd h.n performed !h* most astonishing cures ever
uTtJitr. et
CONKi I!MED CONSUMHTiON!
.t ft to doses will alee at enct catch ant rurt tht
met i tewert DIARRHQIA proceeding from Cold in
THK Bowbui.
Tht ■ >/-ri/t:-i«fn mrapfenmrad by Dr. C. M. Jaci
«orv k Co., At*. He Arch street, Philadelphia. Pa.,
and c»t iSl'Jl 'ty druggists and dealers in meditwset
• if- ywht re, at 75 ual 11 ■- ■■• bettle. Th: i, gun tare nf
'.'. M. JaCZSUB iOltl be on tit outside wrapper of
iar.l hattie.
Fa i»t Almanic unmuaUy by thepro
•er'.'tors called, EsBBTBODT'e Ai.Mamac, vuu wni
teed teelim sap and tests*, mdatery noticet freest all
parts ef the country. These Almemmti arr. given
swap to all our atthts.
PURCSLL, LADD A CO., Ag"ats,
je 11— Kiehinoud. Va.
THKUESTtOIIIH SVKLT
1 I.N THK WORLD!
The 'cut COUGH SYRUP in the world is
HARTSHORNK'S PECTORAL LSfRL'P OF
WILD CHERRY.
This article :.-. prepared be a-obsausL antl is pro
nonnced to RsdicaTmeß Hint thoee win. have used
it. t<> be *iie bent preparation for COUGHS,COLDS.
CATAK KH. BRONCH iTI B. HOA RSEN ESS,
BORE THROAT PROM A COLD, and aaravsa
tivfi i.;'ihat lion of diseases, CONSUMPTIONS
Psraona wiio sing should use it. It is pbiasaat to
the t.uste. aoftoae, clearH aaaatreactaeßa the vtwee,
allays all irritation of the ihtsat and laacs, ana
prevents takniK eotd.
na_Bottles 25 and fiO cent* and 9\.
H. R.—lfyon are bilioaa. and have a l«ut cold,
nse HARTBHORNE'S AN'Ti-BIHOL'S PILLS.
iiiev remote all bile and colas from the Bystass.—
Twenty five cent* a t-.ox. Sold b> ull Drasgieta in
Ktciiii.o.id. as l'j- tiiu
LIFE INSURANCE, &c.
CLAI E 1,11 X t*Si KA.V'l':.*-THK RICH
k3 MON U FIX X ASSOC! A T 1 ON- a strictly
HOME iNBTiTUTIOS—with an asaple Capital
•11.11 Surplus, ißeus* policies >>n the live* of Slaves
on as exonerate terms as any u0...! and reliable
Corap&ny. It.c Lumness ol t'.e Company v con
l.iictl ejreius*«>«totutoui State, and bavin/ no azsa-
Bisa ever.', nsn baa tbs psrsoaal supervision of its
own othcer*, giving a- better ssount] for the pro
jection of tue insurers uuere»u.
Parties reeidia*, in the country having Negr.tes
to laaure. where it m inconvenient to have them
examined iv the city, will l>e furi.ished with all ne
esaaary papers. uu..n application by mail, or at the
Ottos, No. lubH Main »tmet, 2 dt*.r» from comer of
iitli, where ihe (Mfoara will take ploa»ure in giving
any ißformatioa upon the Bobjeot of ln*ur.ince.
o . t I>AVJD CURRIE, Presideut.
Ro. A. rnnrune, Secretary.
Dk. M. iloBiON, Medic.il Examiner.
ue 30—tlicclm
R , |gJ lOJ,OAo » IIw: a: or tHI MnW
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY,
CuartereJ ty tke Legislature of Virginia ia ISM.
..,..,. '-'aj»it»|.-8j350,ri00.
HOME OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA. VA.
Insure* on the Cash and Mutual Plan.
HENRY R. BLAKEY.
I:• _«;.KOUKRTr*OK. f. AM E8 TCI '
ED. SANiiSTFK. W.M. I). MAftSK.V
{,>»«• R-H THOMAS f. HIl L.
SVWUB,]* RICIUD fl. CARTER.
Si Pi o'U/* COM B > ROBT. F. LESTER,
L . A i. Bt . iL(nV ' (LT. STUART.
WM. M.TURNER, WM. WFIGH+.
..... OITICBBS.
HENRY W. THOMAS, I'residenL
T. B. ROBERTSON. Vioe President.
THOS. T. HILL, Treaeurer.
WM. WRIGHT. Secretary.
JAS. T. CLOSE, Actuary aud General Agaot.
Applications for Insurance granted, and policies
issued and renewed on ths moat favorable terms,
in ths above Company, at our «*»•• _ _
lltb at., Kxohasgs Houl Buildtaa,
en ;—sm Btebmond, va.
CHEESE AND lIANPLES.- K0 boxss prime
Cutting Cheese; Sou boxes aad half boxes Ada-
HAILRO-I?-. ac. I
_Bafl ■_WESTERN MAIL loIHI.
■?_**W__SW«I.IIKK-R HI II M O N D AND
DANVILLE RAILROAD-CHANGE OP.SCHB
DPLE.-On and after SUNDAY. Januar. utk.
1860. the Mail and Passenger Train on thia road
will run aa follows:
Len-.e Richmond daily at 8 A. M . for Junction,
(Burkeville.l Ljnchburg, Bristol. Knoxville. Dal
t<-n and Atlanta, Oa., Cliattanitosra, Nashville.
Orand Junction, and Memphis, reaa.. Mont
gomery ami Mobile. Ala . and New Orleans.
Leave Richmond daily, tescept Sunday,l for
Danville, Va., and Oreen.K>ro*. N. C. at fl A. M.
BUTOBBIBS! , „
Leave Junction (Burkevilleldsjly, at 10 A.M.,
and arrive in Richmond at IP M.
Leave Danville daily.(except Sundaya)at» A.
M .. and arrive in Richmond at I P. M.
The aliove trains connect both ways with the
Sou'rh-Side Hailrond train* to and from the South
we?! at the Juncton. and with tbe Virunia Cen
tral, and Richmond, Fredcricksl.uris and Potomac
Railroad trains, to and from the North at Rich
mond. •
TbrOßfth Tickets sold, nnd barrrare checked
through to the above point*; also, to the Virginia.
Sprisgs. , . .
KA» For ThrouKbTtsbats and lurther lßformß
ti.'ti. apply at the ticket office of the Riebmond and
Danville Railroad Cornpanv, Richmond.
ja2H-ts ALEX. WOH R ALL. Sup't.
r~--._____,"" VIRfJINIA « EN T R A L
rail r o a d-n c war-
S__ , »wir__r-*R,\.MiKVENT-ONLY ON E
PASBENGER TRAIN DAlLi'-lm and after
MONDAY, the .iotii of January, tho MsM Train
wul be discontinued. _ „ ~. ..
The DAY MAIL and PASSENGER TRAIN will
leave Richmond Daily, al «> :tu A M.. for >.;>K
DONWVILLE. CHABT.OTTEBVILLK. M'AL.N
--TO N . LV*N C H BUR 'J . ALEX NtH IA,
WABHINOTON. BALTIMORE. Plill.A DI-.L
PHIA.NKW YORK, aad all inns as >he We.-«t
Clobb CobbECTinas are made at Oordonsviile
with the Orange and abixaadria Tram K'nm
North, and NO iKTEN . IOV TIIKRK.
Tbroufh Tickets cau lie procured at the tic»et
office. ~ ,
Tn Lyuebbnrr, I ToNewicrk,
Aisxaßdria, Cincinnati,
Washington, i Louisville,
Baltimore. St. Louis.
Philadelphia. Chieaito.
ard all important points in the Western State*.
ja 2S-t.s WM. F. A DCOCK. Ticket Agent
I " Rll H>li>>l» \NU VtiRK
I_i4^_»l«ip_2.-'i > 'V'ER RAILROAD.-On and
StrTrr'-sur r_rV a i>,* r MONDAY. January „.
lrttjO, tiie Passenuer Train-* wiil depart:
KBOM Kit'll MONU.
Bail} (edespt fmedaiß) at eM A. NI.
Tuesdays aad Batnraara al 2' 2 P. M.
rCOU VVIIiTK HOfSK.
Daily (except Saadavalat ,* l' - v.
Tuesdays and Saturdays at. fl * A. *v.
BTBAUBI *XV aIBBLBarBS NoßFoi.u
.Mondays and Thursdays at 6* A. M.
LBAVBSWBmnoBSB.
Tasadaya aad Friday aal 8 A. IL
(Connecting Willi curs boa ways.)
ITrbanna Staxe leaves White Hou*e Toesdays
and Fridays at BA. fll.;rstarainfl Wednesday sand
Saturday; v.
Walkerton Store leave* White House Mouoaya
and Thursdays stß A. If.; retarniax same days.
Throuffa fistxht forwarded daily. Wag frsutbt
forwarded Tuesdays aad Saturdays
j*_-ts THOa. R. SHARP. Saperiatendsat.
i_d| :^:>.'^_S^':: TO PAs'sV'.Ng'e RS 1000.
__t_H__B_!GOING NORTH.—NEW AR
RANGEMENT.—IMPORTANT TO TBAVi I.-
ERS.—THROUGH TICKETS AND THROUGH
CHECKS.—GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE—Car
ryias the rreat Uaitee' States Mml. Twioe daily
(.Sunday mxhtexcepted) between Richmond, Alex
andria, Waaningtoa. Balti re. Philadelphia, New
York, and all important points West,, via Acquis
Creek and Washington, over toe Richmond, Fret!
STicksbur*. k Potoaaae Railroad, to the Potomac
river. To miles, and h> splendid and comfortabl*
Btesmsrs thence to Washington, 55 miles. ;n all IM
m'les in seven hours: being a comfortable and Der
foctlj safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure: 6.20. A. M.. snii kM, P. M.
BAGGAGE, under chares of Bpeuial Atienta,
CHECK ED THROUGH to Waabinstou,Bnltimors|
Philadelphia aad New York.
Tnaotroa Tickkts can t« secured att'ne ft>!ir.w
ina rates
To Baltimore §7 ou I To Washington —.*5 M
Philadelphia... 95u ; New York 11 Mi
Cincinnati Xtflfll St. Louis Slflfl
Colambua ».i 25 Chtoaao fli ""
Indianapolis ... MOO Pittsiutra iti no
Cmro 32 sol Louisviile 25 on
Dayton flSflt Decatur 76
jertersonviiie . 26 75 Newark '.'» 25
Pock island S3 H I Viaesaßsa 28 oo
Zsaesville 18 "01
Passe niters breakfast aad sup at Aantaad and dine
on board the comfort able steamer hetween Aonuhl
Creek and Washiaftoa.
*}%.. For furttier information, appl> at tins office.
Broad street. Shockoe Hill.
JAS. !!. WINSTON,Gen'I Ticket Ag't.
Sak'i. Kith. Sup'i.
OFFICE RIOH'H k PETERSB V G R. R. C 0.,1
Richmond, Vs.. Nov. 2tth. i<<9. S
«•—»- - i HANC.*; OF HOI RS.-
_____:; (Maud alter FBI HA V, the 25th.
Trains an this road will
leave aa follows:
r.fc.yvK BienMosnroa rsTxnsßtmn
Express, daily, except Sundays, at . 4.30 A.M.
Accommodation! dairj . except Sundays,
al flap A. M.
Mail, daily at 2 &5 P. M.
LKAVB PETXBSBttaO Put. KICIIV.ONH.
Express, daily at, 3.45 A. M.
An ommodation, dsilj, except Sundays,
al B.IXI A. M.
Mail, daily, except Sundays, at suo P. M.
Passenger* lor Clover Hill Will take the. 1 xprebs
Train on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS or t AT
L'KfiAYN. T. H. WYNNE.
sob- tii .Superintendent.
"" (IKKICK R. * 0. R. R../ ~
Ricnnonn, Oct 27. is5P. s
t.RKAT MIITIIWtST.
i*_**_ga_pS K - ,t ' V - %iA!i ' KOl TE.-By a
t,te arrangement, the Richmond
and Danville, South Sole. Vir-'iriiatintl Tennesßßß.
East Tennessee ami Vlrgiaia, Bast Teaaeeese an.l
Georgia, Nnd Memphis and Char lee toe Railroads
have entered into aa asreemeat to I'-iss Negro
Children iiuder three sears of age, phkk. over their
respective roads, to take edect;oa and alter Novum
ber Ist, i-5!».
To persons trading in Negroes, and otbera, thn
route offers advaatagea nnsnrpaased 1./ any other,
For farther aarlicutare. apply at ths Ticket Of
hoe, Richmond and Danville K.ti!ro.<l. Ricln: ond.
oc 27 -dts C. CAMPBELL, Si:, r.
rrrr -««_*«*—-" >«R n ok folk, old
iijl r AND HAMPTON. I'er-
Bms_ >_iph inrtending to visit either oi
ait ofthe above -mentioned places, will md the moat
direct, expeditious and oomfnrtable route via the
RICHMOND AND PETFiRSBURG and the NOR
FOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILROADS. At
thr? Richmond aad Peterstmrg Railroad Company's
Ottice, vi Richmond, THROL'GB TICKETS witi
he sold at the foliosrißg rates:
For Norfolk; first etasa pAssenners R&JI
Do. Second do. do 2.1f
For tH'.I Point or Hampton, return ttcketx lor
the round trip good within 15 BUM I first
eiaaa 6.50
Second do. do 2.25
Straight tickets; tirst class 3.1 a
Do. ascend do 2.28
These fares embrace the Steambrat charge from
Norfolk to Old Point, and they cover all expense
attending the transfer ol Psseeagers and l!:n.'tta.'e
hetween depots in Petersburg and from the Can
upon the Steamst at Norfolk.
At Norfolk, tbe Care eoaaeei directly with ■
Steasßsr.which his bsoa snraged to run iacon
neotion with tbe Narfolkand Peieraburi Rwlroad
There ia aodelat or inconvenience tn tins ebaaga.
step from the Cars upon tli.«.S:c uncr'a
wharf.
Pußeeaxara by this route lenve Rtchmoml ar 4:.sj
A. M., and breakfast in Peters'tiuri: alii, re.icli Nor
folk at in>«. .aad laad at Old Point or Hamptoa at
12 M., iillowiiiii ample time tor allareliniinary room
Brraagssßßßtoand a SALT Wa'l ER BATHbefore
dinner.
i'a-sseruers by tins rants nave the privilege of re
nasiniug evsr in Norfolk and muni: to Old Point 01
Hamptoa in the afternoon or by the same boat next
tin v.
Paesßßgere RETURNING from Old Point ami
Hamptoa, leave Old Point at &]*A,BL*aad Hamp
ton at 7:«f A. M., lia each ease nftxr the regulai
breakfast,) reach Norfolk at 10; leave Norfolk at 1
r. M.; arrive in Petersburg at 4:25, and in Richmond
at 5:45 V. SI.. IB time to connect with the tram*
going on west same evening.
t_.»AGOAGE CHECKED THROUCTH.
„ . WILLIAM MAHONE,
Engineer sad Sup't N. t P. R. R.
6 AOA.MS' R_P__Ml3dM«
XXLTA> PAN t. i:h M4IB St.. be .m« resumed
MaS*. tn ,, r .sTKAMSHiI" EXPRESS to and
from NORFOLK, PETERSBC XL and RICH
i M V>,M H .Steaineis JA.MESTOWN and ROA
whicl' leave NEW YORK every V* ED
NESBAi and SATURDAY, and thence b» KAII
ROAD to WELDON. WILMINGTON; LVN'CH
-15IK-L SALEM. WYTHKVILLE and'tht-VVinci
pal places m VIRLIN IA and NORTH CAROI IN A,
are now prepared to forward, with great dispatch,
at reduced rates, 1 very kind of Merchandise, Valu
a>ile I aicels. Jewelry,. Veto the above named ci
ties, and all places on the senlmard.
Our Expres* on tins Steamships will he accom
pained by SPECIAL .MESSENGERS, win. wilt
give their persona! attention to the carelnl bandlim
&\^l}i?\&r y ß^^ m^C *'*
Shippers wiN please take nsties *b>| anckaasßto
point., in Virginia aud North Carolina will its sent
by Meainers. unless etbei Bisa mxrUed.
Freight received* on day ofssiliag, until 3..'01k
p.m. j. l. Mcdonough.
Assort of Adams' Express Co.
«t*-;cm-i., ' _'* LINE—PREIGin
ga^B___4_-V.*. ) * A T. i ! to L X. NCH »*'«« TH R X r
gg°™Tl»lEa M A WEEK-TUBSDAYS.
THURBDAYdaadnATURDAYR
B. at TE.M PES I . C-iei.T..oß. F.MKTT.
ft..at MERCHANT, Capt. i.k.i. C. LaTBB.
Boat BRISTOL, Capt. G_4S. J. J.Ui\<t>N
Biwit J. J. IRBY.Capt. Wu. F Ci.Kvai.AAD.
Boat EAM K. Capt. Wu. II Pasaoßa.
Boat OLIVIA. Capt. J. J. PsTBBS
These Bobu are all of the Irstel i»«, commanded
by careful and experienced Captama, acu leave
promptly as advertised. Tue euoeoribsr, thanafui
for past tavt.r*. begs a conii nuance of the same.
WM. P. i'O.X.A.eut.
At tbe Shed, Dock at., ia rear of old Sag Works.
UNDERTAKING.
.- ''jl™ '"-_~" fME l NIIIK aXi Ni.lV "R».^
1 T' 1 ' 1 "x ' h.s thank* to h<* friend*
and customers for their patroitaxt
tn the UNDERTAKING lUMNESS for ihe last
ten years. Hu .» prepared to furnish COFFINS oi
all sixes and vualit.es, to auit tiie circumstances ot
all who feel disposed to bury their friends nenteelly
He ha* a fine 11 EAKSE, with glass wiudows.
MERVANTB* COFFINS of ax siaes; also
SHEETS. HHROLDB. Ac. oa baud, at tbs eorasr
of Prsukim and IMb atrsets.
JEREMIAH SATTELWHITE,
ati»—«m* Aientfor Joua Nr.iric*
TUB PI N, WO IKE * Ml si
UNDERTAKERS,
Oovsrnorstreet.t«tween Main and Franklin. Rioh
wond, Va.,
_t_S__|_3i^S^^__
P^"fr a
!!■.»-*- ?"? **• tntsansd vuion to its
i_*f_t|i R ."« M,t c.lle.tto.l ..(. BTEKEO
; BCOPF.B and STEREOSCOPIC Plcri'REß to I*
found in a crest variety, at their ohloe, in tho City
I Baviuts Bank, lb) Main siieot, Kicsmoad V*.
2 vAn ' cap ». booi^T^H
liberal patronaae we hiv* rs^V_'J'"?» s'■
hope b* strict attantn.n to t„ ..Li 1 fr "»i iw ■
tiauance ol the *. „-.,. ,_, * "'»"» to **■» vH
will to sparatt to tive tim« «i_i**■**__■
Havmr in oure»pU,,n»eßt "b* t_! '■
thi. country can pr.tduoe. wealth * 0f
pared t« manulacture trui,,,' V.*. n " ,, '*'•,., H
and boys' HOOT-, anrt MiorV r- »V' 1l
scnption. and on a much I ir'.' I? •'" *"••••,
fore. We import all ..f .«,,'_'• *m ~. • ■
Om* manufacture of al. kin.U , V t * n *«'lai- __i
?rtlrea**^r , a' o* '<"»"tp, rw »* ■
crn work. We*hai en**.. «,:;," —Hal
factoring than bsretof",™ tS '' i,vr -'"- ■
tontirn, of ail „. w„t *f '*< «t . ■
price*, to call oa ALI j nin' r t *'< v .*__■
Manufacture !V, 1 ,; * f tf'. '■
_ . 1/7 Mam t* M '»V r ?**i «. I
Hicnmoiid. January IP-iapi '" ltl<J "»**>ou '■' I
__■
.Am) inter i - . . I
Work tour ler, •„„. (i" , r '"' Hi -.
ulieJiinnu csfar.ln; . ~.., W ','V ...' ■
ties Ui serve our euitonio,, ~. '"•.,, M
ly with, irarythin. pe-ta .-. ~.'...',. |
mtkinn t.u»;nf*» «.■,;„.„,,"■-' j
lor eaeawi \v ~„ . " S
Hoots, Bb*,n at,..:,,,,, ~,' , 1
miii.c. double and fork «,,;,. g JTJ l" i"a E^jß
We will anderf&ke toumfcewor ■ "'" _a*_
and s:\te worn Utiii hi i ..."'•'*' 1
MABCUHH !
it-u^;. u,! '^-'•'■.m.;. ■
friend, i |
i I
'est styles, at mi • - 1
shall be happy to u*itui M
rage home or ftouthrri f_i
MjrtW bear.* at |J
I
ibe.hortestaotice, a«1,,w,.r . M
Gentlemen* '. oaths', - "I
HATBaad CAPS.oI al the , I
sell "!l bstosr the pr .... f
Alao.n toaaa lotos Meoßii hatb *_
I bavedstermiaed to sell odiu m ~' fl
ate seal I aad ass for loarae «* .-" I]
Broad street. \\ . . ij
JNoTTi i: t«» si him.ii,. , ,"' K_|
!Nii RICHMOND. We « V * ; "-«
visum-.! R .'hi'.'.on,i. O
is they will bud a lame ass... 9
JB«ols.YM>Mlot.s.-,,p. 'B
Ri'.IHVTioN IN PR'- i ' ,_iS
HI 111 E, Hi '^I_|
keeps -t l-.r.e stock ut ! ~ Rl
Servants'wear constantly on h ■■
txidy in Hiehinonritocompete * • _ i*_
a* he BBaaufacturea u> :•',',■■': nnd «! XC
himself. 100 It-ly | 'Ml A Itj.Ksf:. IN
"j, t.KfcAT KKO« I ||»»> ■ > r V".'
*f PRICE OF HATB AN ;f !, , ' !_■
offo, f r '" u I* to _ per cent al_
w»ti.~ Crtluii.ii.in Hot*i 1
Moleskin Hats of be*t qua,it. *';i,i-.•.""* HUH
qua''ity. 3 ,»); fashionable Silk H ."n »-,, H
sk:n sewed Hoots. 3 so: (Jimnr»j,i„ t " X
firit* calf nkiii sawed Bbne* 2 M ""' ,l '19
J. HA.yili.'M aa* made arr« : . u „, r
eneoi the be*t m.ikers in theci' . _l
to supph linn with hands H
*kin sewed BOOTS, which h-wil _f|
esdsntod tow prioe of THREE DOI i.ti/n^BB
rl WALL, i*M,-iirrs, i ii.*' l ?_H
UftFVRS-ROBKRT !.. ;i;,--i\v,\ ? V 'M
Bmlord. Dickinson ,V W . , '" ■
bsgaksavs to call the attention <>i ■~.,, ■ X
cu.itomer* to bia Ur.,- . Ri
HATH, CAPS and KAN VFI ' 1
been snleeted from the • |3
the moat favorable term*, esi __|
gMta. itorti <''er»lina an! i „., 1
priaiagaii the LATEST and MoSTFAMi v_
will be aold at nboiaaale and reui .""..u'r/ 'H_
favoralaa tonaa. ''H
Men-turn's are mnsctfail] loin M
my stock. knowin« that ia price, quaitti . I
cannot be earpnassd. v <9i
ra EIXRTT k UtiM!.;:;, H
ppos'i r_ ; \r h Ja ■ ■,- S
Have iast r..(-ei\.>d ALL 'IF i'HK .Mi
STVLESOF t.ENT'S HM; n; ,~. M
FRENCH bOPT BATS, vib: IneoAßiV. Tfl
ZOUAVE, VICTOR EMAM I , .. ■
assortment of YOl'Nij HKNT's • N ' fM
CAPS. Also. HOYS' DRESS iLvrt* ace ■',-_■
in irre-it variety. ' ta
__T_ TRCPIRS* TBlNhg....Hoi jl
"Sd.lT_ 0 f Trnveim.: md I-■* Tninu "Hfl
had, and will seii them very eheas. • *^|
Wa. ■.•■?.!
J MEN'S ftCBHEiI ROOT*. i a_
■ri-* there cannot 'ie in> ','■■ t ;• tj
them. A man may stand nil ilm m M
irul bsd_ w-.tti them, nntl Imt rwir* m ■ En
Leather Be*4B. W ri. '. M
'i'ltt >KS. 'I |tl >KS. HO>>f T I IgfJ m
1 Wo have now on hand a larc« X]
FRLNKB.of every deaenptn" E
ladies ortteiiticn.cn. Also, V'Al.l.xKf I jBM
BAGS. Ao-. to which we BM*t r«*prctlu ■
tllcmioii ef ail in waat. aa they niiu. ■
ALEX. BILL A i - 1
D_NTISTHY H
. ,-:'- > All 111 H I VI It. M 1..--, ■ I
PifTuJlplaatic and Vulcanits _B
»*t__3 JoNKS. Da;*r r.l i ■
tl»-ye m.Hle ol mrikini; T»etli. WB
of im BBSelate superiority over i
■«.ii vvnh confidence coimii'i.i! t H
lull or ii.tr'i »eu oi teeth and «■••■• B|
•is ma] be dissatisfied •» tfa mt
aams. Tbaasriecl talapts H
mouth, and the BBcHon there H
hini to insert one "r more H
1 his in. thod baviaK U'.-n adopte.l - ■
inn hid best in trie profession. N.irta I
'cstiiuoiiialfc will be -'wi Hiiii-p.. i.- -- Hi
U» those wtshina to »cc thaia. S.'«■ ■.• • I
Koidoraar other plate arill ■■ I
those preferring them. Fi • K9I
traetiac, and nil other operations KSi
routih.t performed. ORce on Alai*mreet Wfl
Coriritluai. Hall Kf
<* 11 1> oihee on Main. bab>a Pel <; H
iloor to I. Ilorton Ke.ich a tiiini 'KH
door* in...io Messrs. TI.o». ft. -v - '-'■
Goodsstors. lifl
The saoaßribpf hnsta* rem. ths t '■
hsaaa, son Ibe atoaaud to see '• -<- *• *" 1 *
Mis en.'iuemer.ts, and has ■■'.'-' ' '''''bT^BbI
ration* v. serve the puuuc geß*r*itj. A "'",
tmns perforated ii. the ni"«it 'ipiiri.vt'd »li'l
■nyie known to the Prufe**i'>n, • ' f
by Bim warraatdd to(ivs sal 1 »^ :^^M
PIANO FORTES. I B
, H I r II "MO > V I'll >o .i«k"H|
MASi FACT";' . 'V : , E
HI RT 'DEPOT OF I-'i'Ri II
CAN MUSIC AND Ml *\ 'Al ' ,11
DOUR A BADE. VV-. OL _' II
Broadatrsst. wouhi I;
iciitioo to their tares aasortmenl >i li-• kjH
would such gear antes* oe wi.
BBOBt last in ioi.> pure n t-e'. ~ H
Our PIANOS are winar.-.' ".'■
in tune twelve in. n'l.i D
iret an months, if they fail t. ivs* % I
tiou t<> the pur. h iser. H
Partioulat atwatioa i* n ■' ■ H
country, and peii. v Btta] sale] an arSi
liuilifui execution ol then rder*. ara_
(I'd Piano* tiKen in ex. rni'if 'or n«e' ,J * I
«_PIANO.Sb..e. ; :.l.owr." ?K[ . fcfi , I
del»-d*cwly ■
ts- LlbHTfc *
IMaNO.v- We .-. : t'l' •'•■'■ '■■ ■
ill \I I citisea* "i X.< in ' • wSM
our FIANO FOR I'l-.s. W.. ,■
BtrßmeaUwithMr.CAßl'Sl H. ' ; ..",:
in all respects, msj to test, b'tassa *>bh
famed Chiokeriß.s. . ■■
We wrtrrant all our PIANO.** M IS
i,.i: 'iiitl.siii.tiieroi.ste> B
111 tne country, all <-l üßleh can » ""j, !■
CaKCl'*. ou Broad at re."J ._ k , . I
____. CMILR B.RI >t. P1 A>«to, "H
wm. ira*«« th ;y..._B
SOUTHERN C_'TW'AU W"
fen*. ' . .. HH
-J*- jt R / ( HM 0 .* i. ■
It t* n fact as* asasrs 1> « i '»' i -'
ed aaClothißx msiiufsttor) » ■ H
YEARS ALU. and hue '■
coatiansd to cut and make a "-; t ",. ■
stock in Ki.-1111. ad. aa nur.dre.i* ■■! •' .
W'ilie*tit> lo.anil hiving in-"-" WM
time U> tune, ant now totuir MM
i.rdsrsfor work ia large «»r »m» • tMM
herstofofu. and mil i« if* ■ - 1 • ■ .-; «
ii* low .-is tae) can I* had .'I >.-i'-'*- ■' "
tajaaltatoytoandßsstoriai. ~_■<- _fl
Bstmi a prastleal m&a ••■ ■
tot ehmbid <-•• a( <«• to•» '•' f „ fl
..i.«tJ'-r.«. I ilalteruu>».-.! that A ,\ivs' "_■
and as *...«! aa aitiUe fol '.I.c pi ■■• «" ■
.Vdr|/» ■«• .VowfA , „. , - - ■'_|
Lei tnase who uriab to buildup r . H
ni.iuufacturers, patrouize ry ' ■
■rst.aadlet thrm reap the rl
merit U>r »"iti. ur,"nt or '«;>•'' »' ' ~, n V
is NO HI'MBPO. a* I esa pr;«ve '';;,.'„ >fl
hints now in ray eutpl-" .'vii» !I%r ' i« • _^H
tteen lor •..r.-»r». purr,,in - ' _aH
iiouie, more especially nbe»»_ ? B .
aduilioualooet. » • u -,, 1 "\; v ,. « ' ■
respectlullT tn'.-'ite the i.tiri.t'c-' "i
the pul>li. VteneralL t.. h'« .VV 1 " 4 .,. „";;KA ''H
assortment oi CARRIAGES. • L . , ". 1 ~ *_■
Hi*work ia . -.*m
teal Wt.rkmeu.and out ol Ih* if »» * j#ii w H
from tt 01..' deair.it* to I'^^'-'.'tf, , v iVii. «»- 1,
t ieu lar at ie nll ■vi PUB U» M M * J" f '
be done <»n the nwat reasoaaUe wriw h
, a "WM'UTI Ol Tli t•- J
ru___CU.- SADDLE 1 9
f_M» AIANIF.m'H KKav |V> ■
eT N„ itt»»«*t Mt i»'i _■
K/< HAD'AO. •■■'•'"','., .bv'^.'J^B
In aduiLoa to iu>iauiiwiuriv'. ' a s^!# ~r ■' _H
go« Mi*. we will iuf\« toora»r, i« ■, ras * T.^fl
or imltviduaUi. all Vm.'.* 1,f . W ,u.. OA^/ieBB
PlNti for Cavalry Cmuaaairs A*' ;• r i.«J|
aa low aa eaa to uau * jmmua
k Dunn » has. , ._ ...„•# a» •5, a_
Ws only _k for a ''"J- w » a _B
they will Le *«*al to»»l ui»V f >* f" -•«*' ,
return our tbaak* ft»r th* ' it^' ,Uw*_afl
.towed oa ourbituae l»r .»* _•' •'*, iH.ffl
ami kr-pe to .eoeive a ■

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