Richmond Dispatch from Richmond, Virginia • Page 4

J-- flitfrmtmti Pjgfcjf. WEOKttTDAT I. im. luuucurutleuel tbe Governor el Leulslane. Got.

Thomas O. Moore was iuuu(umted nt the Louisiana oa the vad Inst. Tbs aa eatrust from his Innugural A csal party ha. trown uu at aud Wsst whoea sole hood 1 moaitf to tbe iueUtutloue of the flfteen Smtssof ths Uaton. Bo hitter ia tho hosttli.

te felt towards the elavery that these fifteen aa a treat social, political blesa. lac thatit exhthiu itself legislation for UlO avowed uuruose of destroying the rights of slaveholders guaranteed by tbe Constitution and protected by acts of Congress. Popular addresses, legislative resolutions, executive communications, the press and tbe pulpit, all inculcate hatred against us aad war upon the institution of slavery, an institution woven with the very elements of our existence. Tbe fanaticism engendered iv the pop. ular mind bY the doctrines taught and the enmity excited, maniieeteti itself very recently by aa of armed meu in the State of Virgiaia, whose object was to incite insurrection, bad urhoss msaas were treason and murder.

Theefcrnptend to which the conspiracy was brought, and the sharp, quick and punishment of the conspirators, proved Ih.lt the Sonth had not over-eetimnted the stabili- I ty of ber institutions. But the apolocie-- ami eulogiums which developed at the North a Widespread sympathy with the felons, have deepened the distrust in the permanency of ony Federal Government, and awakened sentimenta favorable to a separation of the States. The represenative-' of these feelings against us aud our domestic institutions are now struggling to obtain possession of tbe Government, so that Federal law illustrate their doctrines, nnd Federal power enforce cannot contemplate without the m.itet serious alarm, the condition to which tbe Sou there will be reduced, if a political party. organized only iv one section of the country. and without followers or sympathizers in ths other, should obtain aessssstouof thuOovseuxneut, whea tbe only foundation on which that party rests ta detesta'ion of slavery, and wheu the minority slave asetlou will be With, out the power to protect iuelf through the 111---atrnmeninlity of Federal authority.

When tbat time arrives the Southern States will be without representames in the Federal tJoveruineut, and the Sjuth occupy the position of subjugated States. The Union cannot last wiihout a recognition of the vital principles of the Constitution, that the are equal in the Every State must be permitted to determine her own social Inctltutioiib and left the enjoyment of them in peace: aud the Territories, common property ol tbe States, mast be freely opened to settlement by tbe people ol the con federate equals. The insulting demand that there shall be no more slave most be abandoned, because it not 101 ly tends 10 make ns politically inferior, but because it brands aa disgrace su Institution which we prize as blessing. So a like offence is offered ami wrong inflicted ou the South by the heresy of popular sovereignty, by which slaveholdera to be exclude I from the Territories by unfriendly legislation of the Territorial Governments. The Supreme Court of the United has settled ihe principle that must rule, neither Congress nor the Territorial (Jovernmeuts can constitutionally exclude slavery from the A Southern can, therefore, right fully take hia info the Territories.

As the Territorial are without the iegul power to exclude elavery, It is diincult to understand how they can be allowed to do Indirectly that which they are prohibited from doing direetiy. It ia the duty of Congress to protect the property which ia taken to the Territories under tbe sanction of ibe Constitution, aad 10 guard that property from the neglect or unineiuiliuess of the Territorial Government, Which la but the creature of Congress. TheSontbern States deny nothing to tbe Northern which they claim lor themt-elves. Tbey maiat only 011 equality, and it remains only iv bs decided in the struggle now pending whether this equality will be conceded to I am one who does nut despair that it will. Interesting Revolutionary Reminiscence.

In thespeech of Mr. Koteler, of the House of Wednesday last, he narrated and applied In thelollowingappropriate manner, a very interesting reniinieceiiceof the Revolutionary War: "The district which I represent, nnd tbe county from which I county made famous by tbe raid of the flrsi. the very first in all the South, to send succor to Massachusetts. In one ol the most beautiful spots in that beautiful county, within rifle shotofmy residence, at ihe ba of the lull, where a glorious spring leaps out into sunlight from beneath the gnarled rootsot'a thunder-riven oak, there assembled on the X.th of July, 1775, the very first band of Southern mm wbo marched to tbe aid of Massachusetts. They met there, and their rallying cry was, "a bee.llne for Boston." "That beautiful aud peaceful valley never been polluted by the footsteps of tt foe; for even the Indians themselves kept it.

free from the Incursion of the enemy. It wa- the bunting range aud neutral ground of the aborigineet. This band assembled there, and 'a bee-line for Boston was made from Before they marched they made a pledge that all who survived would assemble there fifty yeara after that day. It wis my pride and pleasure to be present when the fifty years rolled around. Three aged, feeble, tottering of that glorious band of one hundred nnd all who were left to beep their tryst, and be faithful to tiie pledge made fifty years before 10 their companions, the bones of many- ol whom were bleaching on the Northern bills.

"Sir, I hays often heard from the last survivor of that band of patriots the Incidents of tbeir first meeting aud their march how they made some six hundred miles in twenty days miles a how, as they neared their point of destination, Washington, who happened to be making it reconaoissance in the saw them approaching, and recognizing me linsey-woolsey hunting, sbirts of old Virginia, roue up to and greet them to the camp'; how, wheu lie saw the old companion in arms, Stephenson, Who stood by his side at the Great Meadows, on fatal field, ami iv many an Indian campaign, and who reported himself to his coiainaiiuer us "fiorn the right bank of the Potomac" sprang Horn his horse and clasped his old friend and companion in arms with both hands. Me spoke no word ot welcome, but tho eloquence ot silence told what his touguecoulil not.iriitiilaie. lie moved along the ranks, shaking the baud of each, from man 10 man, and all tae my informer told big tears were seen coursing down his manly cheek. "Aye, air, Washington wept! And why did tbe glorious soul of Washington swell wiih etnotiou I Why did he ween I Because he sawthat the cause of Massachusetts was practically the cause of Virginia; because he saw that her citizens the great principles Involved lv the contest. These Virginia volunteers had come spontaneously.

They had iv resjtouae to the words tier Henry, that were leaping like live ihuiider througti tbe land, telling the people oi 'Virgiaia that taey must fight, and tight fur Massachusetts. They had come 10 rally by Washington's side, to defend your fathers' firesides, to protect their homes from harm. Well, the visit has been returned John Brown selected that very county as the spot for his invasion ami, aa was mentioned lv the Senate, the rock where Seetnau 101 was the very ruck over whicb Morgan and his men maixlied a few hours after liugh Stevenson's command had crossed the river some two miles iurther up. "May thia historical remiiuseei.ee rekindle tbe embers of patriotism iv our hearts Why should this nation of ours be rent in pieces by this irrepressible conflict I Is it irrepressible The battle will uot be fought out here. When the dark day comes, as come it may, when this question that now divides aufi agitates the hearts of ihe people can only be decided by the bloody arbitrament of me sword, it will be tbe saddest day for us and ail mankind that the sun of Heaven baa ever shove upon." TuuNuxtPuizic Fight in Courier, that the next great prize light, which is arranged to come off between Harry ribbon and Wilson, although it will be disputed in Canada, will not take place at Point The reason foi thia, we presume, is tbat there was too mncb intercut taken lv ihe fight between Price and Kelly by tbe police of Buffalo to make it agreeable to the bruisers.

It is said, however, that the dispute will come oil I. than forty miles from Buffalo, aa contiguity to this point ta aa object with the fraternity. Hmsvun or consignment of arm-, rifles, waa chipped by Mr. W. tt.

B. Hartley, secretary of Cult's Arms Company, from New York for Loudon, per barbO.ATrultt. The Britiih authorities tt Corbsstesdths aud cargo. Tbe amu wore said to have been contributed by American sympathizers to Garibaldi. "AN ODD Some "enterprising Hnrrisburg, Pas)bas caught a flab, whieb the Telegraph of Saturday describes as follows: "Tbs ileh ia ss flat ns a buckwheat cake, Bus a tall like a rat, a mouth like tbe to the tali, two Bas oa the top of its tatl, and a combination of cross -cut saws running the entire Isngthof its back." "Going to leave, Mary 1" -Yea, mum; I find I am very dleconieated." "If tbere ie any thing I eaa do to make you more comfortable, let me know." Impossible.

You can't alter year flgger to mr Agger, uo mor'a I can. Yonr drssees won't fit me, aod I can't appear oa Sunday I used at my last place, where clothes filled sae'iaeUy." BulMru, Bmuetsr Dun- tbs loeky winner In the last Ha. fang drawing te the tune of Au latest The foi lowing curious aceouat uf A baboon family is from a recent JPrsnch mors bar St. for Ooodricha Illustrate. Natural History: There have bsett and a till are lv the menagerie of the Garden of Plants, Paris, cumber of baboons, and four yeara ago a female wbo bud a young one furnished one of the amusing and singular spectacles I ever witnessed.

She was placed with tt In near tbe one she formerly occupied, with several other animals of tbe same species. Tbe infant Satioou waa hideously but ihe latiahed upon It tbe moot tender carcases. When it was eight days old, the door of communication was opened, nnd her mate entered. The mother, seated in the middle of the cage, held the young helrln herarme, precisely asa Would rlo under similar circumstances. The happy lather approached and embraced lna mate witb French gallantry upon each of the face; he then kissed the other one, and aftt down opposite to the mother, so that their knees touched each other.

They then both Ixgaii to moie their lips with rapidity, taking the young one from each other's arms, as if they were having a moat animated conversation concerning it. The door again opened, and the bnboon friends entered one after another, each embracing the. mother, who, however, would not allow them to touch ibe young one. Tliey seated themselves in a circle and moved tht-ir lips, as it felicitating the happy couple on the arriy.il of the son aud heir, and j-erliaps finding in it a marvelous resemblance to ciiher the Sutter or mother. Thi" scene was very mutii which often takes place lv ihe human family "ii Biaallar occastens, except thai, we suspect tbat the MMsMssaVas were more heartfelt and genuine on the part of the brutes, than on that ol iheinniie tavired prototypes.

All the baboons Wished 10 caress the young one: but no sooner did one of them put fcrwanl his hand, than a good slap irom bi? mother warned Uim of Indiscretion. Those who were placed hehuiil him tht ir hand out Billy, slid It under hia arm and succeeded sometimes, to their great joy, in touchmg the little one without ths mother perceiving it, particularly when she was I Biased 111 conversation. Bat a smart cornciioii boon taught them that their indiscretion was observed, and tbey fink-kly It was evident thai the monkey mother, thoroughly acquainted with the requirements of bee position, knew periectly well bow to itle her attenti .11 between her guests and her miaul charge. JLAW AND BfBDXCAL OK. Jon ci.opto...

having lo- cnteif tins eitv.oflbrs his professional ser toth" citizens of Kiiliinor.d nnd -itliacent Office witb A. B. Peusoias, oa Broad, between )2th and College streets. He be found st sight St A. Hutchison S.

on Pjrsakitn, between streeU. ja A The impression I had withdrawn from the practice of medicine having rained some currency, I would beg leave to sorreot it. and te tender my professional ser vices te the of Richmond and its vicinity. office ami roaidenee may be found on the corner of Broad and Uth stresis, immsdiatelj opuosite Hall. ja 16-lm F.

W. RODDEY. TTON.ATTORNEV 9v35 AT AMI NOTARY PCBLIC- Practises in ill the Courts of tiie city of Richmond and the eount'os Henrico and Gooebiaad. OiTlcc corner Bank mid Uth streets, Richmond, Va. ja 'f'-Jft-.

PUBARAJITS, NEYR AT LAW, Practice ia tbe neid-n lliohmond, Henrico, Boochlaad and Baaever. As Notaries and Deeds, fee. they aTe authorized to take Depoaitinna, Aefcnowledcmenta of Deeds. Powers of Mills of Sale, kc, to be used or recorded in tne several Btates and Tenritorias of ths Union. OtT.ce on Uth at from Main, mil 12- It PARKE I'Ot ATI OB 909k NEY AT LAW, RICHMOND, practice in tha city of Richmond and in tiie cot a lies of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia.

KXOrlice in Lisie's ol Main and Uth btreets. LOTTERY. WOOD, EDDY A- VV SINGLE MUMBERLOTTERIKB, GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS. THE EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS ol Wood. Eddy A Siio, Number Loteries will take place in pullic, under the saperintendsnee sworn at Aucaste, Class No.

61 draws Hs tke hat, December 17th, MB9. Class No.W January 21st. Class Februarf EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING, To take pla-ae as so icified. 1 ORAM' CAPITAL PRIZE OP. 1 Prize of 1 Prize of.

95 WO 1 of 30,000 1 of 6.008 1 of 15 Oitu 20 Prizes of I.MJU 1 of 19400 KM of. l.ittv 1 of u.l«»)lilii SI 1 Ol fI.DUO lull Of. -1IX) 1 of S.UUO of. Ht approxiiSation PRIZES. 4 prices of fCOO Approximating to 8100 (MX) prize aie W.

400 4 prises of HO Approximating to 60,000 aru 2.UXI 4 prizes of 400 Approximatin, 1 to 'X UOO prize are I.tVW I prises of Hb Anuroximating to ls.iwu prtne are 1,200 ipemm of Hi Apsreximatiag to prize nre prises of Ist Approximattaa; to MB prize are 1.000 6,000 prizes ot 2u are KUJOO 5j630 prizes amounting to 6010 000 Whole Ttskets 11, lives 10; Emliths 52.60. THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS of Wood. Lnttenea wjjl place Angnata, (ieorKia- as follows: Class 63 Draws on BaTunnav, December Stth. MB9. Class 6:1 olst.

Ki-i. Class 64 Jai.c-tiy 7t.fi, HW, Class Wi Hth. 1- Class 67 2dth, lrtio. Oil Di NARY DRAWING. To take place as above specified.

1 OR AN CAPITA PRIZ OP 860,000 1 fJO.eooi 1 Prize of 1 KI.OOO 160 Prizes of. HO fjastlH 4.0001 100 tto 1100 100 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. seises ol ApproximaUng prize are $1,600 4 prizes of Approximating to X.OH prize ars 1.30 tprizes Approximating to 10.000 prize are. A prizes of 325 Approximating to prize nre HI 4 prizes of 200 Approximating to 4.000 prize are 800 ftm-isee of lw Asuesmmsiiag to 3,000 prize are 600 4 prizes of WO Approximating to prize are 400 6,000 prizes t-f arc 8100.000 prizes, amounting to Whole Ticketa Halves Q-aartera 82 so. WOOD, Et'DY GRAND EXTRORDINAKy DRAWINGS, O.N THK THttKK NVMBKK PLAN, CAPITAL PRIZE DTK 10 0, 8 0 "SjS Takes place the Last Saturday in each month.

Whole Tickets $20, Ii a Ives i-tlo, Quarters Eixhtha B'H. In ordering Tici.eid or Certificates, enclose money to onr address lor wbst juu wish toi-iir sbass; name the in wiuct. oiahit invested, anil whether you winh Wholes, Halves. Quarters 01 Ei-hu s. on receipt of which Me what is ordered, bj first mail, together with the scheme.

Immediate!) alter the drawing, a Printed drawing, Certilieii to by Commiaaionera, will sent, with un Explanation. UJw Purchasers v.iU please uritetbeir signatures plain, arid iiive tha name of their Poat-Oflioe, County and State. Ail eommunicationa atrictly confidential. BK. Prizes oi isLOOOaiu! under, paid imn -g diatety alter tbs Prizes at ths time of forty Orders lor 'I icketa to lie directed either to WOOD, EDDY Ang.ste.ou* Or WOOD, EDDY Or WOOD, EDDY Wilmington, Del.

A hat of tne numbers that are drawn from the wheel, with the amount of tne Prize that each one is entitled to. Rail be published after drawing 111 the following papers Constitutionalist. Mobile Rsgieter, Nashville Setts, Richmond Dispatch. Paulding (Miss.) Clarion. CMItM EKI I- S.

ii assortment tiy Steamer. 5 chests suueri.ir Green and Illicit. Teas; 10 bbls. Codbe anil Crushed Sugar; 5 tubs eboioe Roll Butter; lo tutu refined Family piecea Hams, Bhoaldsra and Breast SO bbls. Applet, Pess snd Cranberries; bbla piime lrtah Ho.

I Cedfisb, Herring and Smoked Muliiion. Beef aadToagues; Tubs. Buckets, Ainrket Bassets, Ac. reuiliag at una mall) knr prices. J.

P. KAVARAGU. l-'aimly Grocer, 172 Broad below Ith. (Clothing, cloth da kracott, HARRIS CO. have still on hand a large and stuck oi ready-made CLOTRiNi which the.

wi .1 to clear out for tliHir si.k-.,. and Iron, tlusdnte, will sell inntiusg in their has at grentiy reduced aad won be ploHsevl to see Ihoae iv want, aaanriUS 'hat WUSteVsf tbey may wish w.ll be sold U. vm 1 lowest prices. DARRACQTT, A No. IM Main street.

Successors to A Co. inROCK KR OLvAhftW Alt sale tho case or doseu.lHdoa. Whits asdoaeu white granite Pitchers. "Butter DiNl.es. Dial.

Iff, sad Sauce ra, 26 ToaabUrs; a ti.o./'---aoitmeiit Ju-s, Covered Butteis. Ticklers. Ac; plaiuaud cut Bar Decanters, ALEX. CMORINti TOBAItO, BIPRfkaadRTSBIS. 17 We hive on a supply of excellent Smoking Tobacco, Reed Root Stems and Powhatan Pipes The aUive articles ure all horn-.

or nmmi' tecture. and aupenor uf their kind. We. therefore, invite sll who aie fond a good com fortaole smoke to call and supply themselves at DUVAL'S. Comer Mam and loih streets, opposite Post-Office biTls bbla.

No. 1 Halifax Alo wives, in prims order, for sals by WOMBLE A CLAIBORNE, No. II Pearl street. SOLKLfc A Til LR- 5S Sides, for sste BUBIN.OSB Nn sat Baltiuobb Stbbbt, no Baxovas. It.rriwoßß, Are arepsred to offer to theco trade "oodain then line at prices that will compare favorably With LAW.

MEDICAL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, ia large and well se- A large and varied assortment of FOREIGN and AMERICAN STATIONERY can always be found at their establishment. Tbey keep constantly en hand a lull BLANK BOOKS, of diffeient atylea, and ol their own manufacture. a Having a BINDERY connected with their Store. they are at all times able, at short notice, to hll or.lers for Blank Books, rated to any pattern or or any desired sly Is ot binding. Orders received by mail will meet with prompt BBtaVosars rsSQisHfi to call and examine our stock ami priuui purchasing, ja n-Qim I UIIIIERAT WHOLESALE ANU lit- Ij alwaia hays on hand a I kinds ol VIRGINIA LUMBER and are in da.ly reosiptof various kinds and aualiUes, which we wilt sell at wholesale utail oa accoimnotbittnii 'ernis.

Special atteutiou will be given to BILL LUMBER of all kiml. IMtBWIH FHTLIPBfc COLEMAN, ULAT I MM JtiHN G. MnMILLAN. Who has had twentr-iee years' experience tn ihs is prepared to put on SLATE ROOFS o. every description, and with the best materials, at stmrt notice.

Specimens of bis work eae be seen on application, and orders leftat his officeon Mam Btreet near 9th, o. at the office of Ai.rkrt WssL. Architect, Goddin'a Hall, will lie promptly to. on Thssutasenhar takes this tssthsd of in forming bis frmnds and the public that he ck tahfished himself as a MERCHANDIZE BR OK K.R AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT. liewiil attend to the purchase and sale of Merchandize generally also, Flour, Wheat Corn.

Tebaoen aiid nil desoriptionaof Country Prodnee. Ris special attention snllbe given te all business entrusted care. From h.s long business experience ne to meet u-itii a liberal sli-mb of public patroaags. He refers, by permission, to LXWtS WSSB, 1 Msflsrs. Di xLor, Moscbbb I Riehmo'd, ostomy, 0.

Va, BACOS BsTaai.Tiati.urfc Houn nr Si-kmx A RSIU, a lUluore 4 Twells fc Philadelphia. Mosa 11 an. New York. WM. 8.

ROVSTER, Office cor of Gary and Va. streets. Richmond, Nov. Ist, no READ JETER, OOMMISSION MERCHANTS, RICHMIIVI). Give attention to the sale of TOnACO.

EAT, CORN, and respectfulli solicit consignments WILLIAM JETER. late of Ctarksville, N. C. il HAD, late of Barksdale oc Bead. dlmow Sin CIEOROE DARBY.

Manufacturer's Agent lor the aale of DOORS, SASH. BLINDS, MOULDINGS, A large assortment constantly or, hand. Orders, by man or otherwise, promptly attended to. No. IS.

Governor street. Richmond. va. Yonnx'soelebratedSmcmth Sawed SHING I MACHINE put up in any part of the State, at short notice. IAJUBUS WO Ks.

JOHN W. HA 1 KB, MARBLE MASON. MECHANICS STREET, RICHMOND MONUMENTS.TOMBB, HEAD PIECES, MANTLES, FONTS, First Premiums awarded '-s the VirgiaiaAg ricattura) and Mechanics Institute, r) i) A o. IMPOBTBBB ANDDEALIntS lfl DRUGS. PAINT-'.

OILS. DYE BTUFFB, I. Y. FANCY GOODS, TOBACCO, CI GARB, fee wholesale aad retail. No.

Maia Richmond, 1 11 ia. from physicians nnd enuntn dealeia carefully attended to. SAMUEL DOVE, jal7-ta ALKX.B ARCHER. JOHN W. FKAYSEK, APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST, Ifj (Saocessor to J.

17th.street, 4, between Broad and Grace, would invite the attention of purchasers to his stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES. PAINTS. OILS. FLUID, OAR DEN AND FLOWER FANCY ARTICLES, consisting of Brusuhs, Coniba, tir Oils, Perfumery, everything, found 111 Drug lie yvill sell at the lowest rates PRESCRIPTIONS carefully prepared at all MAY nnd NIGHT. PARES fc MINE WHOLESALE GROCERS AND PROVISION DEALERS, (13ri! STUSET, BOSS OLD Oiler to the trade ob reasonable terms.

in hhds. new Bacon IIA.MS. 15 hiida. new Breast, Shoulder and Side in bbls. Meaa PORK.

6 btxa. Baltimore Corned BEEF. 13 I.bis. bakers' BUTTER. 11 bbls.

aew No. 1 LARD. tit Uecis extra Goshen and Glades Bl 'ITER. boxes I. aad Pine Apple CHEESE.

Bii Sperm and Tallow CAN DLES. MO boxes Toilet and Brown SOAP. SO bbla. Refined 81 rradea. And a choice stock ol TEAS, LIQUORS, STICKS.

Ac. good analitv CIGARS. I I EADOUARTKMS Kit H.tio.Mr-.w.i of 'he Legislature, and atrani era visiting the city will bad, calling on Mil sei iber. a large and fashionable assort mentof ING. of ins own manufacture, aa low as the same duality and arorkmaoabip oaa be had of Northern manufacturers, has been manufacturing the larger portion of here for the ten years, and can assure customers tint th.) ahall have Richmond Clothing that ahall compare in every respect with North cm work thai are now pnrcihaaiug, aa iie is qonrtnoed that Clotbin manufat tured 111 li.ic.h-luond sa low us 111 any city in the Union.

B.SPENCE, Clothier ant! Merchant Tailor, No. MS. comer of Mam aud 13th sts. MUDS, prime Bacon Side wty oured.new; iihda. vmno SheuMera; 5 hi, Us.

crime Hams, boxes Dried Kef Tongues li bbla. Rump Pork; Si) No. Uootita.No. 1 liroaa ilerrni's; 3SO bbls. No.

1 Cut Herrings; so halfbbla. No. 1 Cut Herriesa: No LiandSMacke-; rel, in kite, and bait 2000 bbls River Cement; MO bbls Rosendall Cement; Wills. Calcined Plaater, fine and superfine; bushels Plaaterins Rai 1.200 bbla. Rockland I ime; 1.000 bales prime shipping Hay; 2 000 Pennsylvania Oata; Iniahela Old Corn; 1.000 bushels prime Mercer Potstoe 2.tMmllushela f.iiiHi bushels Brownstuff: on eonaigament, by on tbe Dock.

FAMIEY have 111 and for sale at tiie lowest market prices, the following GOODS for family use, vis 1 R)0 Todd's extra Hams; 1 Mackerel, in kits: Gunpowder Teas.as sorted qualities, from We. SLWperlh. Hue Black Teas; Adamantine, sperm Taikra Candles; Bait: Old Government Java. Larnaj ra and Rio Coffeea; Liquoraof all finds, assorted; Baakete; Brooms; Matchea; and Shot; Cotton Yams and Cordaire: assorted; Spices; Pickles; Family and Extra Flour, in lible. and bis.

quality; Raisiua. in and a boxea; Ennlish Dairy and Catting Cheese. Arm alao, oonetantly on band a Choice article of Butter and Buckwheat. All Goods delivered in anj part oi the Iree of chai.e. T.

CHANDLER, No. Franklin atreet, 0 Market. 01-ARLY SET OF I fc DUPUY'B unique compound WIU be found t.f itiestiinabiu value tn prsserring and beautit) iug the Teeth. Mrenzthening the Cuius, and in randerina the bre.ith sweet and pure. all adhseiona to ths Teeth, and insures a pearl like whiteness to tne enamelled surface.

Its Antiseptic and properties exercise a huiily beneficial snd salutary influence; they arrest the furtheT progrssa of the decay ot teeth. induce a healths tn.n of tbe Gums', and eauss them to assume tbs brightness snd color indicative of perfect bouuuness. Prepared and sold by APPERBON fc DUPDY, Pharmaceutical Chemists, Ml Broad street. Richmond, Va. L-RANKEIN PAPER MILL, RICHMOND, VA, BELVIDERE MANUFACTURING COMPANY constantly 011 band all descriptions ol ENVELOPE.

MAN AND WRAPPING PAPER, NEWS AND BOOK PAPER, of Ml ties and aizes, iiirr.lshed at short notice. Cath paid for Rags, ,11, QUO WHITFIKUI I feet seasoned inch SB P- TON-WOOD. 3wj 1...1 feet araaonart BUT rON-WOOD. lot) oui feet eeasened BOA il HS. su leet aeaaoned OAK.

liW.khi teet seasoned Canada WIIITE PINE SUOJUM I irte prem BUNCH SiiiNoI.KS. feet ash. all ROCK MAPLE For sale on sooommodatinc terms by ja 6- ts RDM a AJJA KRR. KICHMOND FKMTULIZt ti Ammooisted of Lime, aienlated Ouanoand Dust. Webe leave attention te tiie above articles, and with confidence recommend them t.

the farmers of the Per by WOMBLE CLAIBORNE, No 11 Pearl at. Ailti RIBEB. S.i MO do, gAo Flour, super: luu do. ExtraSuaerfine Flour; 100 do Family FloutlM do. Pace'aFiiM Fioiir; dp, euperior Rye rlonr; SO .10.

Lard. prime article; 12 do. New Oilcans Molasses; 15 hhds. Bright Muscovado Molasses; Is. Bright Sngnr House Ssrup: Crushed, Powdered and Coffee Sugars; Whoxes Bi Curb.

Soda, extra We oaU the attention ol bakemto aimve stock. M. LLACE SO NB. tH '(tn IITI 'It: it l. It E.

and for lie -he an. Mahtuaii; Warttrebsa, Roaawood, BLick Watsat ssjd Mahoeany Cabinets, Bofa Heds, Lnoni es. Soma. Tete-a Tate, Chairs and Boekem, Cans Rett and Wood Chairs, wsshstands. Cetteua and Higb-Poat Bedsteads, Mattiesses, Cots.

Trundle Beds, Ci iba, ay. ALEX. WOTT. COLTHKRN IMPORTATION OF OVANA subscribers have just received direct from Southern pert a lame and really choice stock ef tannins Havana Clears, am bracing Realm, Concha. Ooera and l.omb>n siaes which, for Iteautv of manufacture and richness of flavor, are unauj passed ai.) ever brought to this market.

CYIAMORK-'i and ineli sssssasi and good auality. for aale at lowest rates quality, mrsair gg. AVIUTLOCK HON. rjpORQVA lbs. AUOBSCUM.

for A sale low, te close conai FISHER WINSTON. Druggists. BIRNETT'tt 400 LIVER fresh supply of this supeiior Oil to baud, for atle by FIHHKR Drugaiats. hays ia ato naw supply of tor sale lcwbv E.J.'PICOT.c.»r. pViiee Clover Seed, for sals POTTS, FARLEV A CO, DISSOLUTIONS, JcC.

or MASON A ELAM ia th.adar dissolved by Mr. C. ABON will eootinne Jhe HOIWK, BION AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING BUSINESS at the old stand on Main street, betwsen Bth and Hs is alone authorised to settle uv the buainem of the li.to concern of Mason l. WILLIAM A. ELAM.

Richmond, Jan'y It.UM. R. H. HT IN the firm ef CLAHKSON A ANDEP.X continues the aame aa it was in the firm ot Anderson A Co. tT CLARKSON A ANDERSON, Ss No HW Mam Btroet.

Rtehmoiid. IbJEW unlcr auned have this day entered into Co-pajraershin (or ihei.urutisoof sarrytaKoa the L.u»ujj.b and WOOD and have takaa tue yard on the south sidn of the Dock, lately occupied by Wm. P. Ph'lips, and willearr; on the boaineasou der tbs name and style of PHILIPS COLEMAN. We hops by personal attention to business, to li.erit the patronage ot our friemts and tbf WM.

r. "ti I.I!Tt, Tmr Jos. W. COLEMAN. take tins opportunity of returr.nu mv sincere thankl to my old friends and Pnlrona lor tbeir liberal support, aad hope they w.ll continue to patronize the new eonc-em.

)a JO-l2t WM. F. FHTLIPB. DIMDLVTfOIf. firm of GI.VTER, KENT tc ALVEY ia dar BJMolvsd by niutiiair.Misenf.

LEWIS GIN iER anil JOHN AI.VF.V bavins purchased the interest or JAMES S. KENT are borate satborised to settle the bosinessof the late firm and to uae the nains liquidation only. LEWS fi. JOHN AI.VEV. Riabmoud.

Jan. Ist. IMb. NOTICE Tbe co-partnership aariepug under the name andatytecf A expired by limitation on thei ult All persona to whom they aro indebted will present their churns for immediate ment. and those indented wul make payment without daisy.

l'he name of the firm will lie used in cither partner to close tiie busines!" WM. IL IU BBARD, JAS H.GARDNER, Jan. 13, MBB A MBROSE CARLTON. Hew 10-Fsirtncrsliiji 1 lie andenigned have entered inteco-partnership, under the rianne and st.le of OARLTON. CHAN BEBLAIN ft ior the pnrpoes of contmnint the business lately carried on by Gardner.

Caiiton ft No. 11l Main street. Richmond. Va. We shall always hr.r.d a general assortment ol SHOES.

BOOTS. LEATHER, and intend to increase the manufacturing department, aoaatribaveafutl supply ol PLANTATION SHOES, Lined Bound KIP and CALP Bewed BROGUES ol ourown make. From oureztenOad aciiuaintanr-e with BMaefaetsrera neaerally. e.tpenence and eontinned personal attention, ive leel eoufident of our ability to ofler to the public a desirates BBBortassnt in our line, upon lavorabic eonditkms. WM.

H. HUBBARD, IL OAK DN Ell. CAR! TON, WM. P. CHAMBERLAIN.

18.1360,___ te UNDERSIGNED, having purchased of I W. SAUNDERS stock ol Groceries, Will tarry on the GROCERY AND COM BUSINESS al tiie well-known stand, ncoupied ior tbe past eigbt years 1). W. Saunders, 316 Broad atreet, under the name and style of JOHN P.SAUNDEKS ft where thej will keep con stently on band a wefl-eellected stock of UKOCERIEB, which thej se.il bj wholesaleoe retail, for rash, or. to punctual customers, on the usual as temi.s BS any estibli.sli■iiiiit in tiie city.

They bjpe, by strut attention to bnsiaess, to inerft oontinoauoe of the patronage so liberally bestowed oa tbe l.iie eoaceru oi J). W. Saaaders, and the public "enerally. JOHN F. SAUNDERS, DAVID J.

SAUNDERS. January 1, ISoO. DA VID J. SAUNDERS, Jr. The ia from ths Grooen business, take.s this method of retarning his sincers thanka to old friends for their liberal the yasr eight ears, and moat cordially recommends to their confidence tbe new fir mot JOB F.SAUNDERS ft CO.

lean ie found at theold stand, where all persona having e'aima against will present them lor pat inent. and those indebted tome will make pay ment with -is little as possible. D.W. SAUNDERS. DISSOLI concern oi WILSON A BOSHER is tins dissolved by mutual consent.

Tae name of the firm will tie oaes rj either partner in winding up iho business ol the concern. JOHN J. WILSON, CiiA.S. M. BUBBLER.

Riemeus.Jsu.S.lfitO. cnt-erti. sabsorihsr u-ill continue the wholesale and retail GROCERY BUSINESS, at tbe stand of Wilson Boehsr, corner 17th and Main and takes this occasion to return thanka for tiie liberal patnmaice bestowed on tbe late concern, and hopes, by strict attention business, merit a continuance of tbe same, i wiD keep always on hand a well-selected stock ol Family and Jobbing Gooda, to which I most re apectfull) invite tiie attention of my frienda and the public. CHAS, M. BOSHER.

A subscriber in retiring from tbe firooery Busiasss. takes thia method of retarning his sincere thanka to hia old frienda for their liberal patronage dunns a number of years, aad most eordiailv recommends to tiieir confidence my late partner ami socoeaaor. Mr. CHAS. M.

BOSHER, as a gentleman in every wav worthy of I can be found at SAMI EL A WILSON'S, on Shoekoe Slip, wbeie arc will be glad te reeaiva consignments. jaa-dlmftcwlm JOHN J. WILSON. EH Ths sabsertbsra have V- this day formed a co partnership for the purpose of carrying on a GENI COMMISSION BUSINESS in the city Richmond, and have taken tbe office on Shoekoe lately occupied bj a. Sahukl.

The? hope, in personal attenti into business, to merit tbe patronage of their friends and ihe public, generally. A. S. SAMUEL, J. J.

WILSON. A ard. I take Ihia opportunity of returning my sincere thanks to my old friends and patrons fei I'ieir liberal support, ami hope to receive a continuation oi the aame to the new concern. a In: ft cwjiii 8. SAMUEL.

rMK-PAMTN ERBHIP in Vj" mitted Mr. JOS. N. VAI GHAN, of Nottoway couciy, a partner into concern, it will hereafter be conducted tiie name and atyle of JOHNSON. TRUE-EAR! ft VAUGHAN.

Mr. ABMISTEAD MILLER haa bo Km or-any interest in our business. B.J JOHNSON. BAT.TRUEHEART, VS. M.

VAUGHAN. Having sod intereal in ths of IOHNSON ft TRUSHEART, I ie leave, in retiring irom the late concern, to thank my friends the liberal patronage exte led to ps. and iiope will continue to patronize the ir ja ARMISTEAD MILLER. li OW A lie! i. 11 A All, IJ COMMISSION MERCHANTS, i.

ai deraimed, have this day entered into a en-partnerahip for the purpose of conductinc a general COMMISSION and FORWARDING BUSINESS, under tbe name and atyle nf BROWN McCi ELLAND. The-, aive personal sale of TOBACCt), VV II LAT PRODUCE generally, and to tbs purchase ol Fertilizers and Merchandise Office next door to Deane, Hobaon James, on ism it ink. ALEX. BROWN, J. BRUCE McCLELLAND.

ipfcr to Messrs. Johnson, onnger ft 1. Pergnson, Jr. A Dr. Grattan Cahsll, ol Richmond; Hon.

T. S. Flournoy, Key. A. of Halifax county: Wm, A.

Miller and Edgar Whitehead, ol Lynchburg; Col. B. Reid and K. 8 Tutwiler. of Cabell and W.

Cabell, oi Ne son; Jvdge L. V. Thompson. A county; Jno. Thompson, Amiicrst county.

j-i HAVE THIS DAY sasnciated ourselves together under the of LYLE ftu the pu. pose of conducting a enei Go.M I GROCERY and LIOUOR BUSINESS, at No teCary atreet. 3 doora below 14th atreet, and respectfully solicit connxninenta of Merchandise, Manufactured and Leaf Tobacco. Grain, Ac. LYLE FOSTER, JOHN R.

SIEGER, (Late with Ellett ft Drewrv.) Richmond, Jan.2e. 1880. LOUIS CfGILLESPIE is this day admitted a partner in my busines, nnder the style and firm of JNO. C. BHA ER ft CO.

JNO. C.BHAPER. Richmosd, Jan. 2. ISnO.

j-, 3- lm firm of ft Molt is thia day dissolved mutual consent. P. W. RODDEY, Jauuary2d. IS.W.

il. G. MORRISS. undersigned ha.ye this ij entered into a co-partnership, under the stile of RODDEY A STROTHER. for the purpose ol MA I.

PACT URING P. W. RODDEY, lsoo. R. H.

STROTHER. HIP KO Aii The undersigned have this day a under the style of MILLSPAUGH READ. the purpose conducting the SHIP BROKERAGE BUSINESS, and respectfully solicit the patronage ol tiieir friends and the public. A. MILLSPAUGH.

JAMES G. READ, Cary and 18th near the Dock. Richmond, Jan. 1, 1, DISSOLUTION OF fO-PARTNERSHIP. rhe firm Il.AK'i" is thia day dissolved.

P. B. Hist retiring from the business Either partner is authorised to uso the name of the lit vi Bottling up. WM n. DANDRIDGE, Dec.

31st, 1559. FRANCIS B. HART, On rVtirin- from the GROCERY and COMMISSION BUSINESS, I return my grateful thanks to my friends and the public for tiie asral share of pntronaze bestowed mi 88, take this opportunirv r.U'oinineiui mv late partner, W. G. li IN DRIDGE.

to who will continue the ham Uts one worthy ol your confidence and support FRANCIS B.HART. id, liiCO. (JHOCKOE MILL RICHMOND GROUND subscriber ban earnestly ted. for past tour years, toexeiude Northern Ground Piaster, bj the eatabtisbment of bAssm Mm. md aapplyiag aa artic.e superior to an, OSivedfrom the North, and claims a perl'jcl'aucci'HM.

to return itis grateful thanks topis patrous. anil asfcs to iaferm ail interested that he has completed ins improvements that will eialle him to supply dsmaud that mar arise. -His stock ot Lump is htavy, ibased upon the increased nse at a superior selected irom the purest Windsor (NovaUMtte.) quarries, with snecial referotice to its in Sinphnte of Lime. The reputation of his brand shall ba sustained at every etlort imd cost, and he aaka onlj an expsri mental trial of those who have not, uiiwle anplieatinn of thia rmueible fertilizer. JOHNU.

CLAIBORNE, No. 11 Pearl st. rVf I TAKY pieces Medium and fine Blue Uo pieces Bins and Grey B'iuiieia: Army Ciothai Otpea Ch.tbs, for Bile t.orp»: Med.um and Extra Military Buttons; UasntUu; (ult aad Wors'etl Braid, aad Cords, M.liiary Gooda, for sals aa low'aa they oau be had in any market this country, by KENT. PAINE A CO. MBDICLNJEIB.

tl HELMBOLD'B BUCHU, HE EXTRACT BUOHI'. HELMBOLD'S EXTKACT BUCHU, HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, The Great Diuretic, The Great Diuretic. The Urtat Diuretic, The Great Diuretic, The Great Dime no, The Crest Diuretic, The Great Diuretic, The Great Diuretic, A t.oeittve and apecihe remedy for leasees oi the Bhukler, eKidneys, gravel. Proper, lliadder, Gravsl, Drnpay, Bladder. Kidneys, Grave Dropsy.

Bladder, Kidnejs. Gravel Dropsj, AND ALL DISEASES OF THI. Sosual Beiual Onians, Sesnal Oryans. HELM HOLDS EXTRACT OF la a certain, safe antl speedy cure, from whatever cuuse they may haveorininated, and no matter oi How Leug Ma-iding, How Stand imc. How Staudioir, How Lonr How StanoW, How Long Stavdimr.

11 ii wul.out Hindrance from Business, and change of diet, Is Bteasast iv iv taste ami odor, Ai.u immediate in its action. Ii yo.i are wilUau) of the aUive THK REMEDY AT ONCE, PROCURE THK, REMEDY AT ONCE, Procure the ATONCb, HELMBOLD'S EXTRACTBUCIrU, As a uieilicine which must evervhndy, Irom tne. simply delicate to the confined and despairing "NO IS TO BE Kor.NO. NO BqUAL KS TO BE FOUND. NO EQUAL 18 BE FOI ND.

Price per bottte or frwjM i dsb any atl.iress. Prepared by H. T. HELMBOLD. Depot.

1114 South Tenth below Oliesnut, For sale Dnugiata and Apothsoartes. ja 17-ly 128 1 1" street. T)K. jjgHJMUUarB HHHMBJ BITXKKS ML CORDIAL. The great medicines nf Ihe present ate, have aeoaired their troatpmpmlunty only tmougo of trial.

Unbounded is rendered kf them in ait casts, and the peoyie nave pronounced IVFP COMPL i INT, DIB PEP SI A NER VOUS SYSTEM, DISEASES Oh THE KIDNEYS. s.nd aU diseases arising from a disordered Hear or weakness of the. digestive are speedily and cured by tkt GERMAN BALS i MIC of similar an It will cure, FAIL, tke most st- HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, CROUP, PNBVMONIAI incipientcons umption, mad has perfoemod tht most mstemitkimg euras "(-ONFIRMED CONSUMPTION! 4 will a'su at once ch-ek and cure the most seven JJLARRHCBA preceding from CoLC IN Th tst medieittes are prepared Is, C. m.JaCXao* Arch street, pkitadeiphi-i. cni arc sold by drag gist) and in medicines tvtrywhere, at 73 eauu per bottle, 7he tignmtmrt af C.

M. JAtKsoN vill on the outside wrapper of each bottle. In the Almmsae pmbltshea manually by called EvaavaooT'e Almanac, worn weli tnd testimony nnd comw-ndotory na'icesfrorn all parts of tne century. These Almanacs art gictn ail can agents. PURCRLI LADD A Agents, jo 11- Riohmond.

Va. A VIR A R. MR DV. S- DAW 1 A COUGH ELIXIR, one of the best known remedies for COUGHS ami COLDS, has been jn use iti Richmond and its vicinity lor the past fifteen or twenty aad iias alwav.i proved emcamoua in Cocgna and Colds. The following certificate was voluntarily given by Rev.

Mr. Wiles is MM GItEEN, CABOI March 28. 18W. Mi C. C.

Wai.tkk- i'ear 1 take pleasare in informing yon that Congh Elixir, I purchaahed of you, has noted iike a oharm apoa mj little she had tiie Cough very bod. I bafs u3cii it. also in cases ot Colds, at tended severe coughing, and iv sass lbs samehapp) roraits hays been prodaeed, i resaru this j.araii.m excellent mciiicine, aud in -u'i no iaii i.y ought to be without A. WILXS, Pastor of tiie M. K.

Church, Bouth, on the Caroline Circuit, Va. Co nf. For sale bi Mrs. A. Daws, i-' iher inston, Millspangh A Jobustoa, J.

W. Garlieh, E. J. Ficot, A. Ekxleker Chas.

D. Yale. Richmond. Ob'PTI'KKCDRtiDFOR FIVE JDOAJLARS DR. SHERMAN'S great radical Cure Truss can bow had for onti five dollars.

Kverj n.edieal man who has examined tins instrument, it superior to all others. If dcsirci. we wili cheerfully refer to any of the verj aameroaa persons who have been thorouahiy cured bythis i'russ. Persona awning should pvocare one, they being so durable, and the cheapest in the una. VV'e will send this Truss to cny part of the eoantry by Express or nmii.

the Truas.or inieriiiivtion coricernins it. C. C. JACKBOW. No.

Main street, Riobmond, a. l'ers' not knowing ns, send their to meroiiant ot fnend Tiuscity. The can had so at Messrs. BADE BAKER'S and MILLSPAUGH A JOHNSTON'S, my A t. Pr.

PLUM oilers hia erlva to the public in thetreatumntofallassaul diseases. Twenty yewnr' practice in above branch cives Dr. P. a claim to public on Franklin street, near tht Exchange thud 'louse below Trinity Church, same side. Alwayaoo of the "CHKMICAI EXTKACT OF FLOWERS:" one el the very liest renovators forweabened parte now known.

Medicines sent to order. Alloommrnicationa I.y letter orotherwtss srometlv to. Richmond, Va CHINA. GLASS, tiIITt.MO.XII i'OX KEESKKA I'ARR, Peophibtors. XJt We have on band a lame anpph of BTONEWA RE.

of our own manufacture, which we warrant ii to ani' 'ar-j Blade ai.tn Nor si stint of JUGS, JARS. CHURNS, PITCHERS, RREAD RISERS, MILK BRUIT JABS, Ac. ie. All in want of home-made Ware will give una call at our Pottery. KEESEE 4 PARR, Corner of 12: ii and Cary streets.

i TO sioi pave I Ihand a very lame and ooronlete assortment UTfjjoi "HOUSK-FITRNISBINC GOODS," to which we invite the attention oi the public, and whicb we are selling at low prices. We Dinaer.Tea and Toilet Bets. in variety; Silver a Cistora, Spoons, Forks. Ac; Waiters, Coffee Burins; Si.l-,r. Fluid, and Keroaine Lamps ami Fixtures; Block Tin, Japanned and Britannia Ware, Lookins kc.

tec; with a lull and complete stock of rich cut. blown and pre.ssctl GLASS- Wa RE, d.n-ct Irom manufactures, ami which we nre selling at reduced rates. Those in want will do well tv call at GEO. J. SUMN ER fc 20, Pearl al reet.

IHI WA- I lot St. FI RMIM I V' ING I'ltJS AND WHOLESAt AND RETAIL CORNER OF BROAD AND THIRD STREETS, arc reesivma now. direct from tbe mannCaeterera, and Irom Northern trade ainoat complete CHINA, and EARTHENWARE; LOOKING GLASSES: TABLE CUT- I PLATED, BRITANNIA, A BAT aad JAPANNED WARE; an endleaa ment of French and German FANCbf OCODBand TOYS, to v.im-ii we invite the attention of mor chants and the public in general, feeling oenfident that our soods aad pricks will richly pay tbem L.r call. We endeavor to ii.aiuta.u our reputation for selling, bnrgaias. J-CIiAAP A CO.

WATCHES, JEV7ELRY, vnlii AND PLATED A. VERS i keir-s constantly hand a aad eomaflUHaplete assortment of ths above named articles, embracing ail tiie Latest which he offers to bis friends and public on the most rea oa able terms. He wonld Call particular attention his stock fine itches, such as Jules F. B. Adams Sou, Alfred Lavalette, Jules Emery, Henry Regnolda Lemon, Joseph Johnston, Jobs Craige, and oth-ir celebrated makers.

He also keeps a large assortment of ri. Diamond Set Fib ncr Rinns. Shut Buttons, Diamond Cluster and Breaatpins, for alao. a aaairtmant ol ladies' Carbnnole, Coral, Lava, Cameo hihl Pearl Sots. Etruscan aad pain Chain Bracelets.

Ciiatiain Chain Neck Chains, Buttons, Shirt Buttoss, Goblets, Pitchers Holders, F'isli Knives sad For Herrv Spoons. Asperaaaa Tonss, lee Tongs. Silver Bpooua and Forks, Silver-plated Knives Bopmg to oiler aueh induoementa that, eaanot fail to in pries and quality, a call is respectlullvsolicited. 8 A. MYERS, Corner of Main and Pearl sts.

gsL itmmm a hrt r.RRI Al! classes are in suspense te know os Winch way liie winds lroin Harper's Fsm blow. Some whisper peace, some to war, all alike must seaall) abhor. 'Tie said that thia suspense does injure trada, ver. man, people feel afraid But BARTHOLOMEW'UenpporWreaeeduotfimr, For he ir.s ed on never dear. My WATCH AND WORK my custouierr weil know- To do well, antl at prices re, iilv very low; have a WATCH or CLOCK for ne to Dim- the American IL.tol Ft.II ruQUiMEtr, Bartholomew; Wstoh antl Clock Opptutite Aaasriona Hotel.

I C.V.. SAI.DI.F, ami retail. No. llAwsal Main at. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

In to theahiive-SMned goods, we will make ft. ortfer, or Stares or; i-idiviibials. all kinds of MI LI i'AK'i TKM' Kv Ata BOXES, CM' BOXES, BELTB, Ac. fee lafaatrj Companies, as low ss eaa bs bud north ofMasos I. i.e.

Weoulv ask r.r a trial, to prove by our work they wdl be uia.lo this country. We return our thanks lor liberal patroagagebe house tori.ie it years, and hope to receive a continuation oi'iiiestiue. COTTRELL. tie 8-5 JOHN N. POU OUR! Font's a Sportins and masting Powder, of every kind, in kegs.tuartei canisters, for a tie by EDWIN WORTHAM A CO.

TRILLING'S to be a cure Dysentery. Summst- Coiiipiaint. Cliniera Cholera Inl'aiiiuin, ao. Ire pared and lor by DOVE DnuKiits, No. XI Main atreet.

Richmond. I 4 LINENS. TABLE DAM ASB TOWELING Great bargains will be sold in Iris'i Linens, Table Dan.a»ks aad Toae-iua. A large stock on hand at than the tost of importation ALFRED MOSES. Maiu atreet.

ROSEN DALE HYDRAULIC fresh gronnd. sale by A G. B. DAVENPORT: SWEET HAVANA OB WWawset Havana Orantss, per steamer this safe at lati strset. A.

ANTDNI. C'OSIII. tine order biraalfbf N. GORiiON A I II a 11 1a 1 arf wmwiSV; ntl WM the Mailand Pssssagsr Train on this road lirand Junction, and Memphis. Montgomery and Mobile.

Ala New Orleans. Leave Richmond daily. foT Diuiville. te. 1 Leave Junstioof Burkevillei daily, at A.M.* and arrive in Riobmond St 1 P.

M. Leave Danville daily, (except Sundays) at ft A. and arrive in Riohiiiout! at IP. M. The nlwve traine connect both waya with the South-fide Railroad to and from the Sou'tiwost at tbe Junction aetl with the Central and Kichmond, Fredencksbura and Potomac Railroad trains, to and from tbe North at Hicli "'uL'ThrouKh Tickets Bold, and liaggaire checked throuxii to the atiove points; also, to the Virginia Kk.

fof Through and further infririnarmn, apply at the ticket office of the Richmond and Danville lUilroad Company, Richunind jii2S-ts ALEX WORRALL, Sup't. 1 h'gi NIA YE TRAJL LtA A 1L RO A P-N AR ON PASSENGER TRAIN and after MONDAY, the Sotli of January, the Night Train will be discontir.ued. The DAY MAIL and PASSENGKR TRAIN will leave Richmond Daily, at 6.3" A for GOBDONHVILLK. CHARLOrrESYILLE, BJAUNTON. LYNCH BURC.

A. WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, NEW and all parts of 'he West. C.iNMtCTinaa arc matle at witb Orange and Alsaasdlia Train noinii North, and UO PSTBHTIOH thkkk. Throuxh Tickets can lie procured at tLe ticket To' Lynchl ur-, To New York, Alex.mdria, Cincinnati, Wasbinaton, I Louisville, Haltiinore. St.

ln-uia. Philadelphia. Chicago. ard all important poii.ts 111 the Western States. ja2B-ts WM, F.ADCOCK,TichstAeenA.

KM a. 1 ft MONDAY. January 21, 1860, the Passenger T'rain3 will depart: raou Bicnuoan. Dniiv except Sondavs) st A. Tuesday 8 and Saturday a at 2.1.

M- Ff.t.M WHITE IIOISK. Daily (except Sandarsiat, J7-lucctlays aud Saturdays at HfA.m. norfoi.k onday a and Thursday at A. M. I.EAVSK WHIIS HOI Tuesdays aad Fridays at, 8 A.

M. (Connectma with cars U.ih ways.) Urhanna Staee leaves Whits Bouse luesdays and Fridajti at 8 A. returning Wednesdays and Saturdays. Walkerton leaves A lute House Mondays anil Thursdays at 9 A. M.J returning days.

Through freight forwarded daily. Way freight forwarded Tuesdays asd Saturdays. ja23-ta THOS. R. SHARP, l.tMrf#%tmmK3[mTO PASS V.

I I TO TRAVEL TICKETS AND THROUGH CH NORTHERN ROITK-Cirfying tne treat United States Mail. Twice daily nifehl excepted I between Richmond, A.p.*: Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, and all important points via Acquia and Washington, over ihe Richmond, 1- rederi-ksburu A Potomac Railroad, to tne Potomac river. 75 miles, and by splendid and comlortabl, steamers thence to Washington, mUss, ia al. vi miles in seven hours; being a comfortable aad perfect iv sale rate of speed. Hours of departure: A.

Ma and P. BAGGAGE, under charge oi Special Agents, CHECKEDTHROUBH to Washington, Baltimore, aad New York. Tuxotroa Tickbti aaa be secured at the lobowiui; rates To Baltimore 00 iTo Washington $5 5u New York 11 CincinnaM 22 St. Louis MM 11.11 20 25 Cliicauo 2S Ull indianapolia 25 00 Pittsburu 10 Cairo .12 50 Louisville 25 Daytea 2225 Dssstur 'm jetif rsonvil'c 75 Newark 25 Rock Island 33 tW Vincenr.ea 28 uu ZSBCSTiUs breakfast and aupat Asnland and dine eifboardthe cotufortabts steamer between Aciuia Creek nnd Washington. Lor further information, apply at tins office, Broad s'rp-t.

Shoekoe Hill. JAS. li. WINSTON, Gca'i Ticket Ag't. Sum'i.

Rtrtu. OFFICE BICIVD PKT FRSD'O R. R. Richmond, Nov. tHANIJK after FRIDAY, the 25th.

lne Trains on this road will leave aa follows: t.KAVK BKIHWOUO Tor PBTSBsatms Fxrrcss, tlnilv. except Snndsya, .4.30 A. M. Accommodation, daily. except Smutays, at 8 00 A.

M. at 255 P. M. I.KAVK RICHMoNt'. Exprsss, daily at 3.15 A.M.

Aeoommodatien, daily, except Sundays, 9.00 A.M. Mail.daily, except Sundays, at 600 P.M. for Clover li.li will take the Lxpress Tram on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS or L'RDAYS. T. H.

WYNNE, Superintendent. OFFICE R. ft D. R. Richmond, Oct.

27. MAIL a ts arrangement, ths Biebmoad antl Danville, South Side, Virginia and Tennessee. TeenoMoe and Vlrgmiaj Fast ami Georgia, and Memphis and Charleston have entered bate aa as reams nt to pass Negro Children under three years of ego, respective roads, to take cdeottmand after Novem ber let, ISS To persons trading in Negroes, and others, tins route offers advantages unsm passed by any ether. Lor farther particulars, apply at the Ticket Of flee, Richmond and Danville Railroad, Richmond. C.CAMPRELL, Snp't lilt if oi.k.

olij 1 to visit e.tlier or all ni'the above-mentioned places, will find the most direct, expeditions and comfortable route via the RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG and the NORFOLK AND PETERSBI'RO RAILROADS. At the Richmond and Petarabura Railroad Company's vi Richmond, THROUGH TICKETS will be sold at tha following rates: For Norlt.ii.: firs: class IIBBSSIItSfB $3.2," Do. Second do, do 2.U For Old Point or Hampton, return ti-ketn tor tiie round trip good within lb days; first class 5.50 Second do. do 2.25 Straight tickets; Do. second do 2.26 These fares embrace the earn host from Norfolk to On! Point, raid cover all eXBCUBC attending the transfer of Passengers and between depots in Petersburg aud from the Cars f.ic Steamer at Norfolk.

At Norfolk, the Cars sonneel directly with a has sasaaed to run iaosunectioa with ths Norfolk and Pstsraburs Rsiiroao. There nodelai or iaconvsaisnes is Ibis ciuifipe. Passengera step from the Cars spoa tliesriie imer wsarf, Passsugsrs by this route Isave Richmond si A. and breakfaat ia Petersborg at 6. reach Nor folk at lu'j.

and land at Old Point or Hamptea at 12 allowing an.plr.tim,. for allpreiiminary ri.oii; a SALT WA'l Lli BATIi befora uuiio-r. Passeagsrs iiy thia route hive tbe priefleceeTremaining over in Norfolk and going to Old Poial or Hampton in the afternoon or i.y Lie tame boat next uns. PasssuKsra RETURNING from old Pom' bus Hampton, leiu-e Chi Point at A. nnd Hamp ton at 7:45 A.

tin each ease the regular break fast, reach Norfolk at lo; leave Norfolk at 1 I arrive in Petersburg at end in Richmond 5:15 P.M. in time to connect with the going mi west si me BAG GAGE CHECK FD THROUGH. WILLIAM MAHONE. En 'ip't ft. A P.

R. K. THK AUAMS' lv Mais rsaamed Steamship kxpress t-. fn.m NORFOLK, PETERSBURG and RICHMOND by Steamers and NOKE, which leave NEW YoRK WEDNESDAY SATURDAY, aad thence by BAILROAD to WELDON. WILMINGTON, RG, SALEM.

the principal pbwH Sia VIRGI NI A and NORTH CA ILINA, arc now prepared to forward, with great dispatch, reduced kind of Merchandise, Valuable the aNive-named cities, and all placus on the Our Express on tiie Steamehiue wiP aocom sanied bj SPECIAL MESSENGERS, who S've their personal attention to the careful handlii Bhipperswill slsaas sutissthat sssteuaste pon-uin Vir.iiiiii ai.d North Carolina wnl by Steamem, aalenaothsrwias marked. Freight received, on day of Bailing, antil3o'olk P. M. J. L.

Mt DONOUGH. Adeut ot Adams' Express Co. with- 1.1 RE rv NCHBURG IIIKKK a WEEK-TUESDAYS, TRURaDAVRaad BATURDAYB. Boat TFM PES I. v.

i-. Boat MERCHANT, Gaat. Gao.C. Lay na, ijoiti BRISTOL, Capt. Cues.

J. BoatJ. J. IRBY, Cast. Wm.

CutvabaHUi B. itKAMK Capt.WM.H Psasoas. Boat OLIVIA, Cant. J. J.

1 saa. Tbssfl Boats are all the brstetaas, semaaaadsd c.treiul ami Captains, sue leave eromptly ss advertised- Tne snteerjhsr. thnnalal for past (ai ors, bens a continuance of same. WM. P.

COX, Aseat, the Shctl, Dook rear of ol lian Wurks. UNDERTAKOfG. 1 vi: i i his thanks to his and eustoniers their in the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS for the laai ears. He prepared to furnish COFFINS of all sizes aud qualities, to anil the cireanuUMieea ol all who fwol disposed toburv their frit-nos He a hue ll KA ILSK. with windows.

SERVANTS' COFFINS of alt aisea; alao. SKKKTS. SHROI'IiS, hand, at ths corner of Frankim ami lath streets. JEREMIAH SATTEitWHiTE. au Agent for Joan Tl, ll uIH 1 4 UNDRRTAIKERS, Governor street, betweau Main and Franklin, Rich mood, 1 tm i i.

Optieiaas. rdler to the pu 1410 serviua sad Ketones tbe unpaired vision to its 1 I found in a great variety, at their ofhue, ia tbe City I Savings Lank, Main street, JUebmoud Va. 1 a i of styV and aoahir mum. Mimes. Hoys.

cpatisse, as Wl aesny hooti. mTha 3y Use that amy hs called in, ways dose, hose 7 but thst oss be proceed Ze of purchaaina Richmond mi's Sl are assured tney will at ac low prieea aa Ihe eete No. 1 SJfr I J.Nu.<?«.. Cv return our I turners aad the NhH. A liberal pal ronase we lv bore for strict attention to I tinuanue ol the sair.e.

asaanas 11.. si.ve.tt to mv, lt Having in caremploymsatthat! tins country can produce, we ri £1 and buys' MOOTS seription. and on a Butch fore. We import ailofour m.VTI tho manufacture of sb a which will be era v.i.k. WsshaM annate I than heretofore an.l in tention of ail in (( prices, to cail on AI.KX.

ii Manufacturers sad ii: Man I.H January I Cii AMI I TO ORDER-We are bow have sure.l work to order. aad bavms 1 estnbbshmeat, we ties to serve our cu.toin.. 1 ry with everything peitaintg busmen We 'J for cavalry purposes, Welhn. lin Boots; plam stitched aad -onvie, double and rork Hoots ra I to order BOote sad Shoes for -ht-. Ws will uadertebe tomake work of tTUm ami styie worn ooth in tbiaenantri aadT' '''t.

V. NtoXBL, Foreman. ri ROTM fc. -I would man I my friends sad tbsSouti all of DRKi il test styles, st in. store.

VI Broad shal buppy te war apon ai! wtiowishii rafs lioine Sxitliem in insfactHt thing will bs sod ths lowa. ranted to five perte. i aa utWLte I HATS sad CAI'S in for the .1,.,. est r.oti..-«. as low or low be had North or (tenth, aril as fjeritleinen'a konths', Bots' lb i.

IIATS and of all the vus kind, for which 1 hrj aell orl I the prieea Also, a i ir-'e tetof NEGRO HATflaMp.i Bi I have determined tessliod ail mi I before the Sorwg. All yoa have me a call and see for tosrsslves Broad street. 'AM Vis Richard Boots and shoe WM REIH'CI li'N IN i i L-- BEHLE, Broad street, if TTT HI keeps a stock Ladies, Gentlwtnei 'Ifl Servants' wear eosstaatl) on hand, ttti body in Richmond to oompete with mm he mi! ut-ires lo ortler. himself loc CHARLI fi ss Krllll im 19 'g PRICE OF HATS AND 1 I From lStoSOper cer.t. iuk from J.

H. A faOSV WtteOr Beta! t-tjL Molsskia Hats cf best inalitw Mm I Ofe fashionable Silk H.a». skin sowed Boots. I Sue oalf sk'n "ewed Rbees. 2 SJ.

J. H. ANTHONY has made arrt.pr»ii„r.. 19 one ol the beat makers in ths nl I to.eupply iimi with handsome ami mi akin sewed which he ill set I Mdeated price of THK BE DOLI HALF. I ri FALL, i yi jJUTHS -ROBKRT L.

DtCKINSON Binf.ird, Dickinson 9 leave to call the attention his fri customers to his larze anil HATS. CAPS am! FANCY FURS, been selected from the masafs. I the most favorable 4 gusto, North Carolina and priainj all the LATM6T and Must FAsffoSi I BLK uft LES. too numerous meati.ii.Aid bs sold at wholesale arid rstsil, on lavorabls terms. are raapectfuily BB my stock, knowiiiK tirum price, gaaht) Mttiks busurpassed.

tLLKTT WEIBMUU. (Hew MT Main atreet,) mmm PPOB I A ICH IA Ivi fc Have iuM received ai OF THK 1 iTyel BTYLKBOF GKNT'S FINK HATgJ FRENCH SOFT MATS nsr TbsGAIIIaIH Xi ZOUAVE, VICTOR KMANUEL.aaiI v. assortment of YOI'NG FINE CIOTI I CAPS. Also. BOYS' HATS and CAR II in -rreat riety.

Sfrrrwjj TIItNKS. ai. the largest and most beautifn! assurtma nfl 0 Traveling and 1 'a had, antl will sell them very he-ip. WU. WALSH, JUBTMErriVEDanothernrWd I Lad.ei' and Chiklrea's i HI of the gnality, sad seihn st loa Broad street.

Li. KLLEtI CD DENTISTRY. AK'l'IFIl IAI. I I. and Vulcanite Froeaai t.

JONES, Dknti-t, havisr thensktbrth above mode of makisg Teeth, and hsiag uttdbfl of its ahsniute superioritj over all otter can witb confidence command it Usmmb full or partial seta of teeth, ami as Bssy be diaaatiafted nitti us us Tiie peilect of Uu plaM iiioutii, end the suction thereby secured lasMn huu to insert one or more teetii witsam rfaua- Thia method having been adopted In thnssaste ing highest profemios, North ir' testimoamU will le gives aadssecu 1 teMu to those trishisa to see tiiem. Beta of I or any other plate will of eunraa ha mMstt those preferrini them. Filling, un traettsgt sad ail other operatmea neatly ronghlv performed, tbfice ou L'c-intnian Hail soll-lf F.A. JETfcR. BUR6EOH DEIITII.

ViTc.e on Main, PsarISUSU.BUI door to P. Horton Reach's trisomies atefa.salisi doom Messrs. Thoa. K. i'm-e A Gooda store.

Tha liiiiiscriber havinc resaoveg ta lbs ates house, woiiol Ik. plsaeSS to those with haa sua ssaus sstesaivi rations te serve tbe yutdie generally. All spay ir. the most 1 atylskaowa te i'rofession. tut tiiiii warranted tegiva aattauietios.

PIANO FORTES. Kit lOIUMI flAMlfOKtr fe MANUFACTORY. GKN EBAI 111 ii IfilifOT OF FOREIGN CAN MUSIC MUSICAL INSTRI'MEJITI DORR RADE. Wareroonis ZSI. FacwjJ Broad street, wools resseetfblly ia tentiuc to their Bssortraeut of would oiler gaaraateea as uil mt.nf) iiiost (astidions pnrchaaer.

OurFIANOB are warraated for Sve yearn.sesl iv 'uue twelve mouths. Bad Ultaia nrai su mouths if tbsj tetlts givsssuwsstsue tIOB to tfie purcliaser. atteatioa is to beu country, and re.y tas faithful ol their orders. Pianos taken insaohasae A3L. PIAMOtJ lured al low ntsa DORR A de Bietiii 1.M.111.-, tt liK.Uitilß*'* rail the vi llTlll cuiaesa of hmoad aaa" 1 our PIANO FORTrR.

we have 1 uradtMSJ Mr. CAKLdi, thai ihsiraim in all re may I 4 BNSSd Ly Ihs I lined CUickerm. s. We witrint our PlANOS.aadsaaII sad as ii.imeroiis as iaf tiie country, a.i of winch can Causal on Broad l'K A BRAi-nl (IIKktKIM. PIANOS i.f*"* at N.

CARUSI'S, liro.uf fr. ut 11. IBA SOUTHERN CLOTHINU Vk TORJb If ESTABLISHED IN IW. AT II IC IJ It is a mat not mown, th ir'rl ed mv Clotbisg this 1 1 FaRSaGO. and nave ooaaUallj coill.nued to cut and m.ik,* 1 Isi IS a.

tl sun-kin Richmi.nd.as Bund reds of 11 w.ll testify to. aad bavin iscrsased no time to tIUM. am now bener prep-I-' iiiilCi worL largS orsn.t; heretofore, and rill anaraatea mfurs as i.w BB they can UBB." in st.le and matenai. BstSgS practical man tt BUB'seas liiceliiiitied at tht icinl't- flattsrmyeell tnm i oau aad aa good bb article ter tbs pnea. North South- Ist wbo wish (sokl up part uisuufacl.ir.

Irii.aadlel thtmt resp tbe s' merit lor frtsenl ot futun is NO HUMBCO. aw can pry.va I-1 hacda now in u.y tii.pl..». and smsy el Imeh lor years "lie more addiUoaaiusS. 111 V.i.n mm OH! MAN, MAN. THOI bBJ dust; tlieiehiro.

why trie.c at JF of li.o, for .1 mm il.eiry waste to up.n. Mr Hpitos: Aal said hi mt last Ibadbeca studying expected to hear phet. have discovered, but examining tea eu 4tr there was a lw i the mi si ol 111.1 H. and 1 bad an ilestre 01 tUi.vion. 1 says it out auu solidities.

I urn now still in the trade for fr.im the Is.weis of 'be to ths Hf that I push along, keep n.ovnu; than sewing aside and drsemtsg. ing He's tide, for is life's hat prevail who daily march jJuV Wh au Creai NajSm. P. promised tiie putdte a life wh.oh w.ll he in ja MIA' BWQfi AO tatite ths atientien ol c..