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. VNFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.
Ik:; w, December 80, H_4.
Hie Senate met at 12 o'clock M.
Mr Sparrow introduced a bill tojomend
tbe acts In regard to military
storekeeper. Referred to the Committee
... Mil-tar) Affairs
..ir Sii«rr,.w offered the following,
which wis agreed to
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fiiU* l». iu'. n UklUiiU) Ire if*'.j Ui" •i. cl.-i._v •:
_. the .-.uil*'..r .' I .__ >. , ~|ft- _-Ii in Ulo
' vgt'' m jij-i «r lac I -r.»v. i. t.al umij "
Senate bill to guard against the im
propel . -iiiiio'i '... the tax laws by
.-. • ..v .;-■'!"•: .'..>.t •■• th the execution
• a the same, wuh repocted favorably by
tbe .1t.i..-i-i irv Committee, and its con-1
Ridcration was postponed fi'l Monday 1 .
A communication from the Secretary!
of the 1 reasury, recommending that the
fund - : of the old Lrhup deposited by post-j
.T.i-'.ii- with Government depositaries
r..e authorized to l.c appropriated by iln-
Post-omce Department, was referred loi
tbe Finance Committee.
.it motion, by Mr Semmes, the Senate
resolved into _*-i-rei ses-ion.
HOU3E OF REPRESENTATIVES
I'he House met at 11 o'clock, and wa_ I
opened with prayer r.y Rev Di Minne- :
gerode
The House passed a joint resolution,
rep irted from the Judiciary Committee
by Nit* Moore,, of Kentucky, explanatory
•f th aci relative In tin pay of clerks,
so as to include all clerks and employees
>t th ■ Government intended to be bone :
tited thereby.
ibe House also passed the bill to fa
,il t lie the settlement ot clai-h*. ol de-i
.eased BOldif'
Pending the discussion <A a t-tl! toi
punish frauds committed quarte. j
master-, and i ominissaries, reported from
the Qo3_mit.ee bj Mi un vi Mi-Mias-ppi, i
ihe House adjourned *
A\nDTTIONAL FROM THEJS 0E IS
A TASKCE -Tl i.ii. MAS bINNER
The New V -rk -Tai kea on ChTi.t
mas, gave v- *,_r_ to the soidisrs ci Lin
coin -if ho *_r_ stationed there to watch
them That given by tha ' New England j
Soldiers' Relief Association" Whs cha
racteri&tic, and w_ cop) s-.i-.e >'i the
proceeding*
i dinner thi? <?''•" Hub of the A• \
SOciation, Mrs. BloouiJield presiding ttl
thi barraoneum gave " Ralh l-ounith-
Flag " and a new son<*, ol whi«*h the hi ;
gubriou. chorus. ''No, no, Jeff., it's all
up in i'lxto," eacited much applause and
iau/hter, Coloiel Howe, with :i few
pleasant words, introduced "our bully
__i;.i:..- r , " the Rev. Mr Brown_chapl_un j
of the Association, whose often hunior •
«ou_ aad earnest addresa was itiu.-h re :
fished, aud hia tloting words, "God
hies* v*..u, soldiers, whenever and whet
aver you go," heartily responded t<> by|
tbe rls-tors.
Colonel Howe then introduced lii' hard
D. Dudley, one of the crew ol tbe Hart
lord, both oi whose arms hid been shot j
off by the name shell at Mobile. Hisap 1
pearance elicited much sympathy, and
three cheers were for bun. The
Hon. E. C. Bailey, editor oi* the Boston 1
Uer.iiJ, was next introduced. Alter re
ferring to tbe brilliant achievement o( ;
tieneral-Sherman, whose next feat he did
not think it would be tulking out ot
school to say would be the capture ot
Charleston, tbe speaker predicted t;iatan
honorable peace would be arrived at
within bix months, won not by negotia
tion, but by the bravery und bayonets of
the soldiers. The causeless nature of the
rebellion was next touched upon; the
South had bad control ol ulmost every
department of tbe Government, and baa
no ca___e oi complaint that was not
•arising out of their own act-:.
The atrocious treatment ai our soldiers
at Andeisonvill- wn* wlllfal und unne
cessary' the march ut Sherman had
proved that th.ro .vas abundance of food
which .-olid bave been given them. He
hud spoken with (wo ladles ju.-.t escaped
from Richmond tbev told hun that
Jeff. Davis was baying up ifreenback«
by means of an agent and would soon
"he running the blockade aud e_. apiiijj, to
Europe. Mr. Bailey concluded by pro
posing throe chcera for Colonel Howe,
which were given with _> vv ill. Aher the
singing of tht» " Star-SpaagUd Banner,"
the audie-iow joining, U-neral Hiram
"Walbridge wad introduced He aaverted
to tha LOtitaat in which Wo uro engaged
as botween the principles ot liberty,
which landed at Plymouth, and that of
slavery To deny that this war waa a
contest between** theae principles wus to
deny the authenticity of Hod hußtelf.
It was a content of moral torce with
Slavery, and thi:* was n_.w tt._ sentiment I
of the world . It was the destiny of the
nation to expel .slavery and make itself!
homogenous arid v* hen we come to re - j
construction we will lay the foundation
of our prosperity bread and deep, and
then cau send acroorf thu ocean and de
mand of the two great Governments ot
f r5,... 4 and Ticisntl rep*r!iii**.i fin their ,
&<•:. .n town j va. The General Spoke of
the Presidential slect-ota a-> the highest
Ir. itarw ii of in ml courage on the part of
a people which history ever made men
tion. Speaking then of the emaciated
victims ol Andersonville, he -Hid Unit
the locality of those prisons were to be
appropriated Ui Northern soldiers, whom
God won].l protect. Psaee cannot < ■•• >
by negotiation, Imt by tbe rebels laying
down their arms- to sjieek otherwise
was hti iiiiustic '... the cause; wn intend
to have hut one flag ho.I one dost in.,
TtIK BXCRANOB OF I'ni-oNKIH.
A correspondent of the New York
T> e» writes to tiiat paper a long com
plaint about the conduct of the United;
States Government in leaving it; mon in
the Confederate prisons. Ilosays:
in my opinion, the Secretary has taken
and obstinately held a portion ot cold
blooded policy, i that i-, ha thinks it
policy i it. ibis matter, more cruel than j
anything done by tbe seee; >~.' Os-'
lensibly and officially saying he will not
exchange ti T all unless the secession;
leaders will give ms, un terms,
i all the black, they capture in iuilitar_\
action The Secretary bn also aid
(aud this is the basis o! bis coin c and
poUcy>that it is not for the fcenefit ol
the Government of the United States
that the power of the secessionist', si ould
be repleted *n some 60,imhj men in good
condition now in our hands, besides fret
ting relieved of the support of nearH
the Mime number of human wrecks and .
ruins, of n>> advantage to us, now in
theirs.
Major General Butler, in my opinion,
has also incorporated in tin-* questiou ol ;
exchange v needless amount ol personal
pique and t.n unbecoming obstinacy.
He, 100, lm taken Ins stand on the ex
change of all black soldiers, has pei list
ed in ii without regard to consequences'
and has made the whole ol the large and
complicated question of general exchange ■
turn upon that one item alone, while, it i»
but a drop irtHiebui kel Then he makes j
it too much a personal contest and mat
t.'i of '.unity who shall conquer, and an j
occasion to revenge the bad temper and
insults of the South toward him elf.
In my ..pinion, the anguish and death
of these ten to fifteen thousand Ameri
(_ri y. Ling men, with all the added and
incalculable sorrow, long drawn out,!
Hrnid families at home, reatsmainly upon
tbe heads ol members ol our own Go
vernment . and il they pei ii -t the di ath
oi the remainder ot the Union pri oners
and often worse than death, will b<
added
Ti,.. Times, in an .. i .orialonthe >ame
subject uses the following language
ie is worse than useless to disguise 01
ignore the fact Un»t lhe condition _•!
Cuion prUoner-a in rebel hands is ex
iting the pfofoundest. fseling it. the
public mv i, a i '.bat the •* Hon ol tbe
Government upon ibe subjei t is not re
garded with satista. li in Thi9 feeling is
perfei tlv natural and not uni ia - able
3., far h- the [ tiblh has been informed oi
tt._ action of the Government, that action
does not seem adequate to the awful
emergi mie oi the • a-..-. And while the
wholeHubject is surrounded withditflcul
lie?, it is 1.-ii thai nothing but absolute
necessity no question ol etiquette, no
tear of embarrassing concessions, no j
question of policy and expediency
merely, should lead the Government to
permit forty thousand of Oursoldiers to
perish by starvation and exposure at tbe
hands of their Southern captors.
T'lE Wn' -OIK.. OF COLONEI Mo_R_.— '
The Lynchburg Re-publican gives the
following particulars ol tho wounding oi
«. ..i-.lit-1 _-.o_.by* '
" The gallant j.aiti/:tn chitf, C< lon.-l
John S. Mosby, was severely, though
not dangerously, wounded on Thursday
night last in Prince William country. — j
lie hail started on one of his daring ex
pedition--, and stopped at the house of »
fiend, with three or four of his men, 10.,
get supper. While engaged at his meal,
a party of tin* enemy came up and fired
througb the windows, one of tho balis
striking Mosby in tlie abdomen, but,
fortunately, without penetrating, ranged
around and came out just above and
back of the hip. The enemy then rushed
into the house, but the lady whose guet
he was. with ready presence of mind,
cut oil' the atari, from his eout collar,
which indicated Ins rank, before they got
in the room, and upon inquiring who it
was they had shot, were told tb.it it was
'one of llosby's lieutenants.' The)
examined his wound, and thinking Irom I
the direction of the bail that it was moi
tal, left him where he was, remarking
that the ' d d line! would do hii _ua_- ;
ter no more service.' They then de
fc camped, and aa soon a-» they were out ot
reach, Mosbj was removed to a place of
iafet), where be is kindly cured lor, and
«c hope sincerely will rapidly r.covtr." j
BOSKET, 11 RS AS D CLOAK FO R
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t,r..-ualii ft'i*in N_w l£uik-tiiinini-il win. hand soma
_T«ni_b ttowtrs; a flna - - >Li OI rcikS Siberian
Squirrel*, ami a t.w.-l-..•_..• h£i CLOAJS-; maybe
«.au ut Mi _ COLLIER'S, t_t__ Uiu»_ Street.
l__-t li* _
80-__RD.-—Co-__fortable BOARD can be
k/Lta..c'ca by applKjattoa at tfca coraar ol 9e
Velllll tt1.,1 lilaic StiwetS, L.lU* eIJ. A liW L>_ \
BOARDERS -i.n _ik_kk_- b.. _-____.. _H'._
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I HDER, CIDER, CIDER -Tea ban-la
II IMcka- --Pl'L-.S r_ -vile at h A h. l>Aii-
XE Vi -tv-ie, luiui-i Ba*.—th aint Rtoad streets
_._l-It« Al. O Lmj-.AI.DsuN
~X Pt-LKS. APPLES, APPLES.—IVenty
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i.iu.t in md _ai -S.-v_uUi suaats.
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IJ U NDS OK COLUMBIA, SOUTH CA_
UOI.INA. la ill- by
HARRISON. OOHD.R & AIThK.ON.
LOCAL MATTERS
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all "the stationary inkstand* broken, '■"■»- defaced,
window-Bin-* kn'oeked uut. &0. ll .- supposed to
have been the wotk of a gang "i idl. boyn wbo in
le_l ti,.- neighborhood, and the |K»lite v, aid (3 i wi 11
to look after them.
Thi Market-. -Since the Christmas holiday",
these useful in»titutionH bave been remarkably
meagre in suppiie. ol vegatables, poultry, treab
beef, etc., and, as a consequence, price? bave ruled
,-»-'v!.i?*i It -■ ".a be hoped that .ount i y peopl.
will n it be lonn in resumiuM theii tn] i; - :t*r iaty
attei tti>-i.i.*. ,-i thane* y--" set in
MARRIED,
At the tv-t-iitt i- : thi Hei PhHip I irtney,
SBWTON M Ml KL-i-i nt, ■-•' ■~-'•...• itiv A, Fu .
teenth Virginia :-_ii_.ii.i, to BLSA> E 1110 MAS,
daughter -: n J rtvcma*, bothot ftanri-u * j
DIED,
On it»e SGth J !>-• .ii.i-n. jtet a short tllneu
AtXiN-Ul r ill.i.i--. ..nlj ton -i Joan .-i and
Loniaa i a.t-. t_»J three year* months and
thirteen days
• 8 eep, lovely I.■'■•■. in death's ■ old *r_. ;
Nopainaflli tsoi :, irsalaiu
i_v pentle spirit is i*,-* at real.
w'nti -aiiscii in Heaven lorevei nLst "
Hi i* now in Heaven rejoicinj v. vi 1 God's
throne with his little cuter, wi.o departed this lite a !
low y o»i s, n^u
ami- residence, ~n Ore. c street, on I ndav eve- ,
oing.the Sotb instant, Si ULullOli. PEACHY, M, !
D , Surgeon Provisional Amy Confederate States,
,-i t.'u- tlurty-aixtb voai ~t his age
li;- iu_i.,t-., -5 -.ii. tho o -,i '._,r family, at* m- j
vuedto attend his funeral from Si in.-'- Church, ,
ilev Di -..-.kiti StJNDA- ITTEM-N-V the let
iaetant, si - o'clock
riM-Ll f't-LItUU. S lIKUAI.D, ot ____.]
1 iity. »tiei « brief ~._ip«ii-.i- n, baa ■wnnrnd .is j
re_t_lar_w-k klv l«Rtei, win. lit aspect.'to , -i*u**u- j
wuiiout interruption lno HERALD, mow ii. ital
thirty-eighth year, is tha oldeat Southern
journal, and Liie unran ot the Baptist dteoonna
uuii -ttie largeal Christian denomination in \.i
ginia. From thi* wealth j una influential Churoh,
It ought to rac-ive a liberal patronage. 'During a
Urge portion uf th«BMty«ar, ithaafurniahed'tbree
t_k.,'i"an,t copies of tb- paper to our gallant aim v.
DAY BOARD can be procured for t»*u
or tweiv.- UKNTLKMKN on Byrd street, No.
1 I_, _-.twe.i_ NuiVU an 4 '-.ut-i. vie 31—St* *
AMUSEMENTS.
RICHMOND THEATKE,
funi'-r -.*•-- anth i-iid Broad Kre-tt.
"HaPI'V NKW YEAR."
"MAT HEAVEN t!Lt:s.S tr. ALL:"-
SATURDAY CTLNi.Nii. _Ji.i-Mui.Ti 31, l-*l
Tha entire play of
li I A l l. - l_ V X D s C 3 A N
aI L IN lUR DOWN*
■,V, M r M MtM KATIK EBTELLE.
..,,,.. ..Mi". K. DALTOH
1n,.;-I. Mil '. ■ t!.. pi.- •■. '-'•' renowned Ballad ol
BLAI K-fiYED SUSAN,
and
A "liAN'D FESTIVAL DAM. 11,
bj the
ENTIRE « OMPANY AND CORPS DE BALLET
BALLAW. Mi* raEZ FLOYD
ai: 1 the Operatt Play 8l
(ill. DAtTOHTEK OF IHE R4 O.MENT.
Jotcr-mxa Mi._ SALUB PARTKIOTOW.
M.k. ma ._.« J"''" '- D-JB_R
•j . Hi ot the day tor full rust
MUST* IV TM.'- i-.I •" IHE PIECE
Al . I'll" I
Opening -homi -The Enemy Advance*,
.»•.,.;, i and Chorus
An mte -Ay' Maria, 9kue] i u_,
Ouillot an 11 horns.
Chorus- -'! I." Enemv'a Retre itmg,
tiuill : and Chorus
Song Rat-a-pl«n Joaephine
Maim-ili ii*e. J.,-.'thine.
K. n , , Let the lirum and th" Trumpet Sound
■lonß ol '.ta- Kegjment ,
Jo rj bine, s, _lade, Uuillot, l?e_r..-.i I and Sol liew
I INALE ro At. I FIRST.
Ai : Ski r»y».
Song- Saint l.i Fran ■ ■'"-■" t bin'-.
Aiirt Josephine
tb Ke| i • nt,
joK. plane, S ai.uie.Ouillwt, Bernard and Soldiers
gong— Ask me not a ,-ts 'tn* neat, with fond .-mo-
Jof-epbuie;
Su'.o v I Chorus " ; " w- in., 'tl- true, -md tLc Rat
a [ .an, - ~
J - t | tine, 3 il« le, Ouillot, Bernard and Soldiers
GRAND ilk v L ■-. OMNES.
Door, open at quarter to 7 o'clock; petformancf
.0n,!.,.- _"- d- 31 -It
RICHMOND VARIE. ii-s
I'ranMMntt .onedi rt-lowE- hang.Hotel j
Ml -i. MIR ill AND WI l
It V FOR THE. MILLION '
I ii t api - ran c .a
j i M *\' i: l i -1 ,
th_ nitty ftuddei i nes tatt : life Richmond
1 .'. -.if .
TIM .kii.li.Ki-> »i, ( ilAl:i;V £. i>
.-..-.. Api -->: in their
SIDE '.ii IT'TINO < ''-tli ALITIES,
tuppcrtad iv ::.c .ar-iam-d
OLIO OPERA TKt.i'ri.
ENTIRE N .BILL I■ > NIGHT
- ,:'..' ' L __ • __
t GRAND __L_L"I i. v LL* will be '<
_~V -~- ii Ut i .»■':!_'> .'i -i. '.oNCERI HALL.
ii„ i j uitri-ntfa iii 4 franklin streets ■ .-. MuN- j
1 - -.\ :.\ L. - • • ...*',:- V
i.-. lies wilt ; , I-.- . . • ' ' i invitation- at 'in j
, ..:.','>.*-•! f . . 1 T. I '■■ >
. IL.S i ni KALB, 1 ' " - ■'• M BURKE,
: VV.M KENDALL, I'm. Ik JUUN RCKNS.
i . \n.' vV vv i 1.-.. » i H EDWARD*
: _._
MISSES P.VKTINO ION'S FASHION-j
ABLE DANCINU A-ADEMY, on Broad
.t, iH-tweeii _t_tthui.dSeventh .treeta. Cta.. ■• ,]
n ritlti-I'VY indSAITJRDAYAFfKRNOONS |
>o-"!I\M.V N OE.'TI-E'IEM ADMITTED.
;. ':":. 1" • ftirtl i ; _rte ul v . call a: tb in
ktrv-t, between Adum-s and _ >u
nltre. Ie - ' -Im j
VI : SV MrSTi -TWO DOL L a rs ;
: Each v — ■■..: - i.-, s loi tiie p!i..T—-ii.i
!.,'t ..: t i■..■ •■ it.-.
; :••. t NO .'.'."i UEB NOW
MUKMI R 01 mi: SHEIJ..
DEAR MOTHER, I'VE COME iioAiß TO DIE
ALA BAMA.
BESSIE BEI I. WALT/
BPRINfi IIMI POLKA.
M.H.KLNO-BIRD QCI* K-VTEP.
J'Vl Mlall >' 1101 1 IM-'HI."
CARNIVAL Ot VENK X QCICK3IEP.
MUSICAL SOUVENIR, suitable an a C_vrir__Bl
~. N,-f-V-'.■.'.- preapit.
ENORAVINO.
p.. ript m son Wat '•-■--, liii,?- J.wtiry, &•:., in
the best My!.' and ou uhortei: notice,
QEOROE DUNN -t CO.,
.. st irnei Fourt enth and Main.
\\. f WILDT, N" i ... Broad utreet*
ff • beg: :lv t i-.-i..--.'.! i.i. to call public atten
tion t" t-i-,.'.-.' •.:.■... ■',( lock, Wtiirli will
be found iUperiol l" aI.V ~* ' !.,- 1. "l_l.».lei .lie Mdte-.
AJ iiu. grtut improvement* in the .oastouction ol
| \V I.' .. *lt.aJ-l"i -."-, I! U".1,,"U . h.l 'I*-*. W -it.rl.iU-,
i ii.v . •-. '.i.t : . --~.. . HaIR Nv'vmLl*. a. ,
;,*>.,.• ti .:. introduced by ttiiu- particularly hi*
.. i.t. 1,!.:;,: a.;!., .v.iy Lair of which in put in
separately, thu- imitating Nature But, an Jtrangera
; are liable to b. impoeed v; a by the preU»_-d win-1
11. * tii.ii abuan.i among na, 1 -It-oto it m>
duty I , proelann their uitntu. :Lat i*., «.i*». tua> Uu
n-jsledoi be deprived ol - • valualda a baad ■. ■ _vi
i invit. a.: to c me and ju If. i- r thflßuwlvee _:. i
ci_itin« otti-i establrshim nt
\ i; v.. h.i. i- nl HAIR -_u-_angr_ tor NEW
rh* highest pnea paid w OUU HAilt—lon«r 01
vioK SALE, PRIVATELY, the
Jf 1 HOUSEHuIAI -i.dKiiritl.Vl-L'KNI 11 RE.
...ti,p ■>■<.- •, '•' « in. r ii*ly. it-uiinif on Byrl htie.t,
tietwi.n fourth and Futh »tre«u, u_d tha houaa ac-
LUted loi at.y lc-.ii.i t*y the occa
j.-viii. l"b_» i» an opportunity t. ittujje«r-. .eldi.m
(j, : elite!, an.l the pncaaasd tttll.* will bo mode* air,
and tiuac *vii"l t- ttk*j purchattr Al; ty t.
WILLI..iIU >vI:.Yi/.l L.
Ca_-f*derata Sta_«i Aimoiy, tjot iiru. k.rit,-t,j
Ri,.l.ii* nd, v ii_it.i?i e_3t—_*•
17»~ \V CO__*S ENGLISB AND
[_# i l_.vbSl..'AL SCHOOL, on Fra__n .trcet.l
tjmiki.eii tiMtktii ana .Niutti, *iii ie-upoJi vu MON- |
DAY, Juaiu*-y -J.
A le* i.toie rup.la WiU be rufiwd ul-un appll. a»
Hi,- Mi'III ecliOk.L wiU ne continued ati
tt.c ttl. u k. -named i ia.e ou Monday, Wednwvl.y eid
tiid-k> i_*a-i=> de Si—it*
JPPLE BRANDY, kt
_ m barr.li APPLE BRANDY,
.. ■_ h.la iHUII t-OIATOES,
.ii pousdi BACON,
oi. ■ L-ii-iftnuicui and f.ii by
Jh .1 -St V. 1 Hil. E, f'turteetith .tre«t.
|?OB SALE, a No. 1 POUB-HOSBE
f' WAOON and THREE SE'l'S HARNESS — j
Apply at R. A. E. DABSEY'S, oorawr Broau .tud ;
bev—itt.-ueets. *M. O. DONALDSON, j
SPECIAL NOTICES
|_ty* Bieciai Nottc*.
From and aftei January l-t. IHi, tha s-ea_se
JOTIN U PAB—EBwU, ia addition to her eon
section Witt, I.K>V. .".iri.t.'. •" ■" r laflj t" pa to
DKEWKY'S A.M'i.HAI WN S M.l FF3,
lor the in i ammailatli 11 nf passengers an-1 ftci-jlit.
leaving her wbuti ..: hochetts EVERY MORNING
at h-vU-pest 7 o'clock, end _.\*...V i.VLNINO at
i o'ao_
Bet-urninga wilt leave Cha_n'i Li_.it EVERT
MORNINO at half-past _ o'clock, and K\ i.i.7
I.VKMNii at - © _©ok, stopping at ai* thelandinge
un the i i.'.s
yyg-' l', iv.n- ti iveting by this steamer win pro
cure proper passports or papers.
ffgr Fare, each way, FOUR DOLLARS T1.0.e
belongtng to the army Oi niivy, hall price.
A Timely, Valt ahli.
." 1
am) tjfroRTANT Boos.
THE J C DOE-ADVOCATE'-5 VADE MECUM
By Ma.ob C li Lti
j; ;..-_ W.ii Dse_.ni -?<r
*\i...W m A_>T, j
I
1 n E SIXTH l Hoi' S_.'( i»
BEI OND EDITIOS
ENT-ARQED, IJdPROVED ART) CORR« CED.
W I. S T _• J ti 11 N S 1 UN ,
_.n 14_ Mii • R«i ,
Havi i. -x ready
rHCE Ji'lii*i:-.Ui.o, ai t'-i CADE Ml. i M
Embracing -. general vu-w _i Mill tan I • - •-.•■_
tt.- Practice 1., lore C_uit»-__ii_rr-al ol tt._ Arm*
alt! Navy, w-.lh an t J'.'.-, tt„- ,1 the Law ol
Evident i , -.-. a; plii able t-, _4i>tary and Nival
Trials. Uy C 11 Lee. Second edition U-
ri* I and KtiiaigkJ. Price, $15
notices <>r rtiv it.! -- :
' Inaniedi tt.-jy upon its appearan< «•■, this wjik -«s
adopted ui-tanduid authority by the Confederat.
--..: . _v*r.rnment, hnving be_n purchased '.'.> the
■-.! tatj ol vv.-.i and the ._..'"' General foi the
_ .- a I i.e. iit!„" " - : i Xi • i.
"We bare re • iv. t from '-'■ p _ •'- t "i l ' enter
pri.iug . ... • '- M'ii-. Wl.-I.A. ■'■"<•
. , ..; .!, • j .il. JI ;...;- Al'Vu. .. i >.'-•
v am. :.**.- . v ' ■ ■ UUon
~ ..: -.;.:, t__-e,_uu ;. needed,and will
j prove a r_dusbl« wait to those » and outol tha
i army " - f -='- : ■ ■ j 1.-y «*■>
bverv _. • in the armybhoulJ be iupp)_ed
( uu/. ti,,- r.-....i., »i.i :. :r- tn a !**** atde treat .. va
„.u:t--iL,.:. il ki. ' • • ( Uu
"it. value at iii-.- present time cann t I •
'•,...' 1-...:;'.■■ iI.I • t - 7..U-.. L . .
j;. tha ■: i" ■ ■'■ =■'' ■
• •...; i .-; i..., __; ■.la i. '■. ne - _ity in tha I
; Coni-j-utt St*t-d -. .;*.....:.
•- i* ,_■ i redt! - i with mv .•* .-»-* nl tins a.j ~
, : .■ .«_-.._.b t a. .-. i- - •■-*.•
--_ aea " -i,i.-•--.'
.• j. ~ ~ ...:- piet ■•-,;._. .1 :t. ■l . r
.11.;. rtai t i_ue.tl .n« ol tb J -;. _j J v.-.- bean
„„pted ■ hbj *.'.. i- .:."- !«[ ■'• ■ awtt titt_s."
_tf_ a. -.-• . i 1.-.:.-. • ••
-■ j ,-,, .... tl.i. in mj .." " -.a. re.eivi I
,i, t __ ~• a l-.ur.t : ta literary,
a i pra.t. l'-io " *' ''"•-•' L'-
REi t.Ni l-V PUBLISHEI>:
JOHN MAIU i!M"M - *- I.KOA. V. A N„vi Bj
Mis* M X Biaddon, -I'lUi'.'.'- ol "Aurora
Fit yd," "Eleanor's Victory," are Price. _d.
,*_Thia charming him ah-orbing novel v the
latest production vi M.--> Braddon, who nowdte
gerv-dly ranha among the foremost ol Fngli-h au
thore-wea- John Mat ..'...■..■•.-.:*. Laaacy uendowed
-ith ail the intaUac.ua] _:i--< i.lntri i y >l pi >t, pn
tity ol mora) tone, dijrnity 01 .'.'. i-, enchanting ia
tereat, and oiigiuuhtr of om-epti n, so peculiarly
r.iiti.ti it.', i, ii hei l.i. i.'»t literary succeasea.
SIACARIA; oa, I'll! ALTARHOF BACRI-ICI j
By the ii.th '- ol ' Beulah " " vv,- hare all to j
be laid mi altar . we haT* ail, a* tt were,
to be subjected to the action ol utm.-~-Mkk*lla
s--. ond edition. Price i*
*„-".1/.. .»"." *i. i. -v regarded as being, in un
unrivalled degree, tho literary aA-ron anthat -ohiei
Sower -oi South.-if. Romantic Letters. The raprtv- j
ductions ,"i a in Nov York and London have bean j
received withentbusiastic admiration; and,hyan ,
advertisement in a recent i sua ol tha I'aii- i'.y, j
weseethaaUons. J. B. La Place i. preparing v
l-1* nch trau- i ition of it. Our second edition of it— j
the twent iet h thou.tand is n,,w utniiy exhausted,!
tui-1, a- third editiun ni-iy ncceesarily be de
tained, ii i- leapecttuiljt -<ukiai_»'.Ld tt.at Ic-t- j
i • . t its iu.uitdiau- Liquid I rwai 1 iLur
oi lets .'-. '• ■
IR PR] SB,
AND WILL BE BHORTLT PCBl__aH_-_i . !
i '
IVY A.'.T' DOWR IN I*HB WORLD By _ ile
orated i-i.*,,;** autboresa; -_u.-i--« al • hnd.
and Piety." etc
11
vjK- HALLIBURTON'S rROGBLSi By -Mr.
Henry Wood, author*-, ol " TLa Chan—nga,"
•• hatt Lynn*," at. i v-.. Vol I will be!
T.i <y early v. January
V Pernon- i-_alt*« gI• ■* the adTartt_-d v* 1 ,
aUV ol -UT J-atiiuit. jii-, Will pool pau,
to any part ol the _'oi*_-d_-__.i-.
it. liadi- ordering Books ti™ u« wiUpu_»e,
state dittmttl* r_"W tUey wi j_ thanrordsss rant to '
_im bj auntff azprau s-waoannotba rwpon
_..:. t_r th—i daUv-rj" aftei b_»_Ml ssrat as d*r_A-.l j
w K-i .v JO-Dv-tTOR,
Puhliahars, BookssUsss -t-i si_tiwn..-t
Af ;l . it Ma ii. itl-jii .tuct
(ggp" Aim__MACa ro* -B*3
nh HAhDSO.N'3 TIRO-RL* AUD NOSZB
C/_Kki4,l\A aU-tAHAC-l run IM. _.w i_aJy
pn.., pei gross . i
t'ru--', !«>' -toss* '
1-rii.a, pei singl.- copy I
lVt-il * JOl__.__.__-.
Publiifitr*! «it t
4, ;i _ t n tie, M 3 Main tti-.t
lIERSONt. HAVING SEWINO-MA
CHIRR- to t>. Khl'.vlhhU or CLEAXXD .
can h»v.- it U.n. by ir-anna; thfir oi-.rsat tbe -..,r_ ,
,ot Mr. RUaaBLLW. ALJUtN. *mm*» sW _■»]
I -the canmr o. Bi ..a -*u„ tutu »wye*.% Jssi-H*
SPECIAL NOTICES
Xlf~ A Bvi_u Book.
HARESI oirr OF THI
NEXXTOTHE BIBLE AND :.lIAK-n.A_R_,.
IDE THOCSAND-AND-ONE NIGHTS, ron.
n.-uilv cmlitd. iv England. THE ABAHIa:.
Mufti S' EN IEL 1 AIN M BNT*.. A u.-w trwc-.-
Utt_ Iruin the Aral I *.*'', impious n.te.. by
EDkr.YltD WILLIAM LANK, author o_* Ik.
"Modern Egyptians." liie.tr.it.-a i.v aa__n
hundred erarsnvlMrs oh wood, front > i-tkimU <D
■>i»ri_>«, by WiUiarn 11 .. i. v in tRu-e volume.
r,,\._l octavo Lond'.n : i carles Eniifbt A Co..
I.3'J-'4o'll
,•_ This 11 tbe ino-t e__hratsd tr anslHlion of _.
iibuVM Wi.ik in any Bonpeaa language. 1; i, .u.,pv,
a., j. ~l tl.»' ilr-t idiliiin. w<ar so rare, in (.<,n»a q v :.
..f the .i.'-tru. lion, by fire, uf its plate", _ \tt% U
v of the companion edition to Knight's (UMMS
"Sh 1 1, -.-.are'" It "..nt-utiw copious ilia-tfMtVt tli.i
•s plana! ,iy notes, relative s-thr mannrm. rantoaris.
laws, literature, language*, itllgiatM, -nprmtilinsi*.
h ,i,-r* and Opinions of Uie earlier, or Enntrrn, \* j
pies. It tains about eight hundred fin,-
ringa, on wood, by Harvey; and Ha English, in
point-at style mae-ra c, is regarded bj scholars
as being ol the noblest putity and elegance.
We invite all bibliopolee to call and m«peit thu
re ignift int waik, another ropy ot wluh, it v con
i'.-I, titl.- iiuited, is rut tot sili'in tho Bwth
We have also a few oth-W RARE .v.d VALUA
BLE -KXIKS for sale.
WEST at JOHNSTON, Khliaben, _ ,
Ji io-_: US Ma_ street, Ri h_n__j
SrrvM BotLKR Foil Salk— Fi-r as la, -
stood I'rfiiuiil STEaM BOILER, -v ;, ~.
pow r, witn ttxtures complete Ai',i> at tit-!»,-,.
! at.l* •_ " 1- .-. -Of
WANTED.
[ IITANTED, three ot four _■ id POT
? y 111:--, -.'-_. one or two _■-. i CARPEI.-
Tl'.l'iS Any |.'l am mi b p_"lt\ tl) S'ii
■-I to hire, will pleaae ,Mi- n;- - ... VVyllieel
Charlotte county, \'.i.« Refer, in • 1 , v. k Ba»kv-»
Villi-, "i J- t,'i ._ Harris, Ki'luii-,1,'1, V.i.
1 I.lvi- for talc a tm.- tu irouahbrvd BTAI LICST,
Ja knot! ! y im] . taJ Fly-by-Night Also, two flu--
JA.K- ' l. ',1 let*' HAMUKT* HAIiNKS.
IJITANTED, :i reliablo young or -Bid*
\> II aged MAN, t- S U...S .IAN ; t.ii<- a-.
an.ni*t--1 «ii!i t1...- hardware i,u-ii.,•-.. pit faired.-—
11. ht 1.-tcl. n. ,- J, .;,,,t, i
Al -. ■ int. I, t..r tiui ,ti-iiir,i' year, ti tirvt-rate
COOK, WASHER md .BOXER, without ,-n um
t.i in ■ 1 a • i,, thai i-.ti bring attt,. t,,iy tciti
tii.i.i i- b liberal l.n«- wm t... paid Inquire »t 71
M tm gtieei. dt ill—3t*
fir ANTED, IMMEDIATELY, a No. 1
Y\ NI7RSE .n- who is well _i_j ted ul' »
n,-t 1- i one who Will conn *ii 11 li i iliilii'niTril, I
will par a liberalprice and .-he will have agood home,
Applytoß A I. DABXEV,corner of Sevent__a_w
Btr»et% oral tiivt— idea. ~on Sistb»',,*' ,• _*"
tween.'la* -~1 Uigfe. __ a_-l--t
li'.w i KD— Two nontloiiK'n, employed
y\ i« '• '"."■ -,iiiii.-"« ' * '''"• '"' v '"»-' l.;"n>-l *
All--', are 1,-inai-. at taking in n third Tlie ai-
! ir .,itj v iii t_* fbnndtobt very comfortable and
'. >, .*,..,... i ..ti-iat'- Foi furthei n.f-i inati-,.!.
apply«l Mr*. lii.KN'i '-\ Ninth -tn.t. two siaaree
1.1 '~.ii.l Leigh, north -il.'. yel aw home .le Si—_*•
WT ANTED, ii sitnitt-.f. ~s TEACHER,
j* in a j iv.it>.- Gundy, 'i> n Virginia lady, who
i-i competent to teach Kngliah, I'iench -.nJ Miuk
f. ;..:.,! reference* given, il required Al-lie--.
lOtl , i at.- "i ' i"" -' Ste. k.a,, Sju.li.. ra B_rnt«M
__Le.Ri.tii Virginia I 'I -»*
\\ T -\N -TED, .No 1 BLACKSMITH.—
y? Uu* t propei qiiit__att i, and baractai
an lit, t a hirei oi i un i.*:-.! I v ap] lytnji ' _M
i , H I . .i.i. i.
_______ and Whites, A.tt.w...,', .lrgll_
ia'il -f
IITANTED, FILLERS oi SCRAPS, foi
\ y ;:.; :. i. l.i. blt pi ; '• .*• I •
Lu* the test quality will L apply >t i,..K.v.. -
CIGAR *)1-RL uli.i ".!..: - ; Hottd, wiin
cample ..fi.ir--.jii _r , h..t._wr.j peatt—oa.
v'.e-i-.i'f
ITTT ANTED, bj tL, m nth.j '..-.;, one or
y\ two ii.,- ,-,.jt !*HOK-_-_K_ißß, ft thi
next yaai Auply at tm •:. vi front el tt,'.- 8p,..'.
--w> .tit.' . 1 nil pay a good priuafor got*! mjmU
\ITANTED, for the easoiog v.ur, aa
>> .-vi i .-li.Kl. t. ti.v f.iti. 1., ll '.li, ■ Beat
...ii- i a t laai boa 1.-i- ,li hniui, l
• m.. gent- »f
\\T ANTED, uiiiiii.ii atelv, !>v ■ ronng
>> ;.iv. a Mll'.Ml.'.N AS SALEHWO__-N
!in norma utore. K-t.-r. t, •■- V -i» v required. At
ilf/.-, A B. ' . lf.-'al'l. ,-f.i a. -I,- i -It*
\\T ANTED, TWO FURNISHED
\\ ROOMS, idj.iining, In win i* t tibtml
■■:. will -i. ~t: I A1.1i.-- b i i.t'-r. ■'-. "'•! it*
WT ANTED, .1 PRACTICAL MAN. no*
y liable to military duty, u> »—ut ia ilvs n*_.
iirkti..lni_iit. ol uiy bu*n.*r.-i A patt. rn-maker,
i moulder or ruiiiOier pre_rred* liv: »itwi wttoii
,iieij.'.u -ni -v-t, matir, 'Mtiifut tiui me<_kaa_cul
kuuwuUxk!, i.-uid till tl*t» poaitlaii
aha BJfTD-OL
oorner <■! Cary aad Tenth itieaU, Hi iunoi_J, f_L
a.- :i'k- St*
IITANTED, a firet-rate NDRBR. Shn.
\ y imi-t be wt-li tii-pii-.-i,.ii,,r,0..t .-nl ladaatn
i oita,and aUata uaM m w..-i.i!i_- an. lron_g
I Such ai. one wail and a boo t Lain-.' by appivinji i •
! Mr.,. J.-l. MOKl'OX.at Mr. J. 11. MOBTO3.'-,
i Onire etreet, between liiKt and tammkaa
dm 10— Sf .
M T I. I) VM E N 1 WAN 1 El>—A
_. DOOlv-KKKl'liK, eat—|>l 6r__n military iuly.
! having ih r.,ui:a buatneei qualillcatiourt, ami can
: (jive the best city r_i. raaoea.w«}-_ bu__un_i _■ UM
motitiiuf January. 1» wuiir;_: t'» travel «ny aiwM
in the Confeder__-J mvt niaki' bim-rh BMwt Al
! inw A B , hoi No 6a _. -tlMf
TITAN TED, GENTLEMEN T<»
\\ lv.V«i\V that tbev mn have ______ ITA'I->
• dyed and pre-aed; __..>, OKNTL_.iI t_M . iLOXii
! (Nil iruiJ. -riJ rap—red; LAl'll--' CLOAXM
1 made to order; at Ma. bI.AKK'S. i.a»ei-__ot i„m,
1 Ballai 1 11-u... third door nun. l-'-uiteenth etreoi
d*, „ _:•
urAS'TKI), h first-ratu CC*OK,
\\ W AaUSEAUD IKOM.It M 1... n,i__.rw_
* t cleaner. A tree wouum ptef«rr.-d. Apply t'
Ma« 'AM.:-* i- ii;k.i I.L,
j! i:ii stit-ft, loiirth dvut aOove l .m :■
_. -~i-_V ___________
i \XrANrEI> To HIKE, tor the caning
W |iv. a WOMtJf id Mini i aniii lei Mnni •
foi anln-ant. a**.. aO_J_L,M da P >l ____ e __
w*rk A'-i-i** i>-t—> leui.u,«-,-ii -Sixtti Htreet, I -
y.tid L-i-.''i lUOMAHII LliWin __
ITaTANTED, uiunoJiHtolv, a competent
>f «__, l ACv i. L*>"rA*NT, iiu "
-lciui-t tr-.m iiuliiiirv duly, in -v .airlton *n<t vx-iu-
BU_ii«>n -tore Adir.*., ti*r .n* w.ek, baa -'-».
j hi.'-!___._______ ___.7_ lvv -
i KD —A lady having v [ASTER
>> iLi.vi.i I'ion B_nrnto-maoam «■
ftadaUadi Apply at
P ft Ki-A-ll'tJ More,
U-iw«.n Mntii. _n Mam Mrvet.
1., »> ji* " '
\\ r A.NTED, I good CUt»K, WASHER
>\ an.i IKON hil f-i « .uu-il lannlv Ituel
i .n*. i..-__-i--.4-<_. Apply in oarn-r _ Firth »i—
I Canal euaau. __i*-- -t*: ' Mncil-_l.
\ITANTED TO HIKE, a gwd COOK,
\\ W ASUl.lt AXO _BOM_.ll and HOI all
id'klli Appl> tv -aa». JOHN V.tlXlA__A,
j a , T „,k_-3i .ortier .1 and Firth itrvnU.
[ Uf ANTED TO HIKE, for tfcee-Miag
>> ye-jr, tw.. K-vd ShK\'A,VlH~oue a*• -1
, COoK, NVASHKK »»>J IKO.NKK, lb* other, a
Ko-a HoU.K ShhVAMT *NCIW_* to* m__t
aa will -vii, a libei-d biro WIU Oe paid. Ap|«y U
i». VhuaY. .No S twelfth niwt,
do 2V -Ct* iMttwMii Maiu aad Caiy.
■*
\\T ANTED, a competent HOT Eh
>f < L_KK. addrean ho* t«., gfrta* »-«i*a
rww*. *c. de Jw—*»-•

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