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DRUGS, MuDICINHs, 10.


DEMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
II NEURALGIA AND NERVOUS HEADACHE--
The fact has been well known for q long while that
MRS. DAVIS COUCH ELIXIR Is the best remedy
known for Coughs and Colds; but perhaps 1t Is not
generally 80 well known that it has relieved pesms-
npntIy several cases of Neuralgia and Nervous Head
ache Attention Is requested IT, the following GER
tifcate from Mr. WINSTON. a gentleman well known
in this community:
"kIcaaosD. January %, ss5SwThis T. to certify
tried vsrious remedies but found no relief until.
ssGq mr s' b "a s 6oTaa suaG
OF great benefit TO 'mvseh My daughter. who has
suffered with cough since her infancy, has been
treiy cured BY the use OF Mrs DAVIS medicine. and
is now free from cough and more vigorous than she
has been at any period of her life believe u to be
n most valuable medicine, as well as a very pleasant
on elm nervous and general debility = e.
For sale by Mrs A B DAVIS. Fisher Z Winston Whist;
Charles Is Yale feg
fI1HE BEST COUGH SYRUP In THE
l. WORLDi--PREPARED BY A CHEMIST.
RARTSHORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY
Is admitted by the thousands who have used II TO be
the best preparation in for C0UG Hs. from cold
or a CONsGMPT We COUGH. ASTHMA, BRON-
also great emedy for Hoarseness and allsys all In
Examination of the Lungs or Throat
sod by PURCELL, LADD Z co and all Drug.
gists in Richmond, Norfolk and Petersburg.
". B.-If you suffer with pain, use HABTsHoRSE's
UUREALL, the great Pain Annihilaior ia %-dtt
uARTSHORNE'S CURE-AL 1.-THE
II GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATORi
This article is the greatest discovery In Chemical
or Medical science for the rapid cure OF RHEUMA.
TISH, NEURALGIA, TO0TH-ACHE, EAR-ACHR,
SORE THROAT, STIFF NECK, or pain in the
LIMBS, SIDE, BACK q arr part of the body.
Ii is alec an excellent preparation for Dyspepsia
and Indigestion which arises from weak stomach or
bowel. Thousands of persons who have used HARTs-
HORNE's CURE-ALL have been astonished at its won
derful power in removing any pain from the sys-
tenn.
80 Bottles %, SO cents and 81.
To be had of PURCELL, LADD co, and all
Druggists in Richmond Norfolk and Petersburg.
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS! TRUNKS! My supply
Trunks, az this iiue is the largest and most varied
70 be found in the city. ALtA HILL,
III Main street.
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KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRE-.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRE-
~ SENTS: That I, SAMUEL NEWMAN Of Bal
timore City, in the State Of Maryland, for divers
ing, have made, ordained, authorized. constituted
and appointed, and by these presents do make or
dain, authorize, constitute aud appoint BERNHARD
CAIN, Of the City OF Richmond, in the State of
Virginia, TO be my true ard lawful Attorney for
me, and IN my name, and for my own proper Use
Disc now own in the City of Richmond aforesaid,
for ready cash, tut not on credit; aud also any
MERCHANDISE may hereafter own in said City
III Richmond, and 20 purchase for cash. but not on
credit, any MERCHANDISE which l. from time 70
lime. may require to replace any Merchandise
which may he sold a. aforesaid, and which he MAJ
be able to purchase in the of Virginia but moi
elsewhere.
in testimony whereof, | hereunto subscribe my
name and aiix my SEAL on this - day Of April
IS5S
LsEAL ap 29-l5t 8. NEWMAN
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ALEX. IIILL, the only direct importer Of French
Boots ana shoes in Richmond EeeIs constantly q
hand large supply of all of the various sry les II
French Work and Materials. for the manufacture #
Ladies and Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes. Call at
an u HILLS lg7 Main street
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FRENCH Doors AND SHOES, of direct importation
can only be found at
ALIEN HILLS, ~ Main street,
Richmo nd Va.
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JUsEPH II. COiQUITT Aoa,.

b0Those who are In want of Mr.. nj 3 fptS ,os
ings CoLLAKS. can be furnished by leari,n' ,.
orders. full supply always ON hand "'"s Ihear
Richmond. December 2Stb. 1857. A. 4.
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NEW aUODS.-A. X. PARKER & co.
IN are now receiving their spring supply OF For
eign aud Domestic Dry Goods, comprising every va
rietY of the newest and most desirable styles Of la
dies aud gentlemens wear. Also, every variety OF
Goods suitable for Planters and Housekeepers:
Flounced Berage Robes and Robes A'quille
Black and Col0reu Flounced Silks and Robes
AQuille
Dalila Muslin Robes
Black Broche Robes
Bayadere and Fancy Silks
Berage De LANES Plain and Figured Mousse
lines
Plain Cold and Black Berages
Plain COLD and Black Chaies
Brown, White and tancy Half Hose
Ladies and Children's Hosiery
irish Linens, Linen Sheetings. Table Damask, Da-
mask Napkins, Plain and COlored and Bodrered
Towels Brown and Bleached Sheetings and Shirt
inCs Striped and Plaid Osnaburgs Plaid Dcmestics
&c &c NH %
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FOR RENTAL excellent family

e. FOR RENTAL excellent family
III residence with a large lot attached, contain
ing handsome shade trees. situated 9tn street,
short distance North of Leigh (FTeuch Garden hid
adjoining tile lot AMI residence of VIM, Y. kitCle,
Esqr The dwelling is large. well arranged and in
excellent repairs, aud is supplied with gas. The
kitchen is new. Possession given Immediately
Apply to Z. POiNDEXTER,
ap its Pearl street.
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NOTlCE.---Th subscriber would re
~ spectfully inform his friends and the rubIic
generally. that he is prepared to execute all orders
for PAINTING, GLAZING. &c, promptly, and on as
good terms as others, always using the best mate
rails.
To his old friends, he would return his sincere
thanks, tor their patronage some OF whom have
been, from his beginning business eleven wears
since, his regular customers, and he hopes by due
diligence, TO merit a liberal share of public patron
age. fe 22-ts s Y LANDRUM
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- HOUSES FOR kENT-Stores aud
Lii Dwellings,. Also, some LOTS for sale. Apply
70 ii W TYLER, Agent,
ap26-Im% At his Mill, in Rockets
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an IMPORTANT NOTICE TO

MI AAHA NOIlOb AZ -
AasA HAT BOOT AND CATER WEARERs. 81
From Is TO ~ per cont saved by buying from -
). Ii. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Best ~V
quality moeskin Hats s. sa second quality & silk
Hats, so; line calfsiip sewed Boots IS ~; Cor.
gross Boots best quality French patent leather 1878;
Enghsh kid, 1915; buckskin. 1870; lasting s259;
ssiIskn - ~ patent leather pumps sS; cafkin do.
s,75; caltsk Oxford Ties 81 IS They are eli made
toordor and warranted 70 wear we'll.
Terina. cash on delivery; ono price and no sbatc
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r.CTY SaT7TRDzY IN MAY

APPKDXTMAIIUN PHIbTI5.
pI prSs "a are s'''' "'p''-' 'N'' 49, $500
prizes Of $500, approrimatins to $4,000
prize, are -. Law
prize, are - oU
prizes Of Sl25, appro xiusting to $500
prize are SO
prizes Of $iW, approxima1lng 70 H,Wo
prize, are 400
prizes of ST5 approximating 70 S3,eU0 49,
prize, are SU
4 prizes Of $50 spproximating to 1880
prizes are 1B
5O09 prizes Of $50 are l1,VO
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g. FOR RENT, and posse .zlon gwen
H:i in few days. the large and desirably locat d
Dwelling, corner of 9TH aud Franklin streets, now
occupied by Mrs g & Burton. Boarding House,
for which il is admirably adapted. Apply TO
THOMAS W. boswell,
Receiver of Browns Administrator.
m q &c
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GENTS PATENT LEATHER GAITE9s.-Just received
4 supply of Gentleme MS Patent Leather Gaiters i'm
ported by myself direct from Paris
ALEX. BILL. u Main street
Manufacturer and mpUrtero Of
Boots and Shoes Of every description.
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LoTrHHIHs.
A FORTUNE OF S7O,0GO! TO BE
had for Ten Dollars.

CWAN q COb LUZ Ibh11o.
CAUTH0RIZED BY THE STATE ~ ~, oSo""An'
97O,OOOl! for $40!
The following schemes will be drawn oy 9; ~
Co. Managers OF the Sparta Academy Lpt.er s. ~
isss' at AUGUSTA, Ga in public. under the super
intendence of Commissioners.
GLASS ID, .,. -
To be drawn In the city of Augusta, da puono'oI
SATURDAY. MAY lsT, 1885,
GLASS IA, 80, -
Tc be drawn In the city of AuguEta, da IN pupo'o'
SATURDAY, MAY STA. 1858.
GLASS Is, -
To be drawn IN the city Of Augusta. Ga In pnpe' Oh
SATURDAY. MAY 18th. 1858.
GLASS 16
To be drawn in the city Of Auausta. Ca In pubic on
SATURDAY, MAY I'D, 1858.
CLASS IL, -
To be drawn in the city of Augusta, Ga, in pubic on
SATURDAY, MAY 18th, ls55.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUIMBkRd
5,iS5 PRIEST
Nearly one tfIse % Epery NM Tickets.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEl
70 az DRAWN
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TNFTRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL

TNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
l. LEGE This Infirmary is situated at the corner
OF Marshall and College streets, in elevated and
haalthtui position, convenient to the railrOa de-
pots hotels and other of business 1t fur
nshed with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment Of diseases and INJURIES and
tor the comfort of the sick. al persons requiring
Medical or Surgical aid except the insane and those
lahoring under contagious diseases are admitted
lnto he Institution Lying-in women are also re-
celved and carefully attended to.
Private rooms furnished when desired
The patients are under the charge Of the PROBES
snrs 0i the College. who visit the wards ilY. The
charges for Board, NJ 3dical Attendance Nursing and
Medicine are for Per week
W me fatIeDts
Colored Sc .. .. - &
~ d'e I To SI5
IN addition TO the above rates in cases reguirinc
a S3Fgtcdt OpsraftGn. by agreement with the pro
prietCrs OF the Bellevue Hospital a small fee is
charged to- the op ration, VARYING from 81 20 $50
according to its importance. The particular fee in
any case may be ascertsnsd by application to either
OF the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Physi,
clan
All charges payable on the removal of the patient
Attending Surgeons-prOfs. GIBSON, PETIC0LAs and
WELLFoRD
Attending Physicians - Profs TUCKER and Con-
WAY.
Resident Physician-JUNIUS NICHE, M. d.
Steward-F N. PARRISH.
PresiieDt-L. s JONES NJ D.
Persons IN the country, desiring to send patients
to the Intirmary, may address either the President
or the Resident Physician. an 26-6m
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FISHER WINSTON, Druggists,
NH 29--dl2n Richmond.
1pHE LIVER IMMIGRATION nrensred

a by DIR. SANFORD, is A GREAT SCIENTIFIC |
MEDICAL DISCOVERY. and is daily working cures |
almost too great to believe. 1t if By magic
eren The first dose 0iutp0 bensf and seldom more tran
one bottle is required to cure any kind of Liver
Complaint from the worst Jaundice or Dyspepsia TO
lcommon headache all of which the result OF q
DISEASED LIVER.
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GEORGE sTARRETT-Belvin's New

E-EOhGE . a n M 1-DtlNlu NEW
~ Building Governor Street, between Vain and
Franklin. (formerly las Main street. Richmond, We.
Manufacturer aud Dealer in Stoves Ranges Furnaces
Farmers Boilers, Portable ovens, Pumps Water
Rams Bath Tabs, Sinks, Lead and Iron Pipe Zinc,
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, Sad Irons, and House
Keeping Goods generally.
Castings for Repairs ALWAYS on hand, am all or
ders for Work or Merchandise executed with dis
patch at the
GOVERNOR STREET STOVE STORE.
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AND ANOTHER NO1ICE.-If yeu with to purchase
Boots, Shoes, Trunks or Carpet Bags, go to ALEX
III his line. and at as low prices az any other honse
in this country
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A NO. | PERUVIAN GUANO- Ar NE-

A NO. l PERUVIAN GUANU, AT RE-
n DUCED PRTCES.-The Agentslof the Peruvian
Government having reduced their prices for Guano-
are now having shipped, and will soon be in re.
ceipt of our Spring supply from baltimore, Of the
stamp "A, and in prime order. We now pre-
pared to make engagements for early delivery at
reduced prices, and on the most favorable terms
We have also on hand about 80 tons Of Patagonia
Guano, of the cargo received last Fall and A Meg
lean Guano. of the best quality and st the lowest
prices. CRENSHAW Il CO.
North side of the Basin, Richmond. Va.
fe Pts
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saw MlLL-The subscribers having
~ purchased the Saw Mill on Mayo's Island, from
Nr-John Williams, have made arrangements IA get
continuous supply Of fine logs of the best selected
BILL TIMBER 10 builders and others on reasouable
terms. They viii endeayor to make it the interest OF
builders TO deal with them, and would most respect
fully solicit their patronage.
Orders LETT a. the Mill, at our Shop on 9th and
Gary streets, shall be promptly attended to.
ITS JOHN 4 GEO. GIBSON
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hats, CAPS, BOOTS. &c.

IAsws LADIES' MOROCCO BOOTS
- at only Sl.25 Her pair, warranted TO wear
we'll MARCUS HARRIS,
my y ls5 Broad street
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ia FOR RENT-A comfortable dwell
I'll ing on Sth street. north of Leigh, now occupied
By uaj. James VI Taylor. 1t CONTAINS rooms, with
bath house, Possession given by the latter part
o. May next For terms. &c, apply on the premises.
or to :. g. JACOBS at Circuit Court Office, state
COuTt- House. 2.-i2t
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"a FOR Rem IA very desirable
I'll dwelling on Grace street. between Adams and
Church. The house contains ten rooms, anu has
been recently repaired and gas introduced; has the
city water in the yard, and is in one of the most
pleasant neighborh0ods in the city
Tca good tenant the rent will Be low. Apply to
la 22-ts RAGLAND y HRD
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g LADIES CATERS, MOROC
49, GENTS CALF AND PATENT
= PARTICULAR NO

Leather Congress Caters and Oxford Ties
Of our own make for sale at greatly reduced prices
by MARCOS HARRIS,
my lS3 Broad street
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
DIED.
BANTER--At No. s3

BAXTER-AtN No 43 West Fifteenth street on Tuesday Dec.
don. Conn, aged 81 years.
CoLGATEsnddei CsuOn, edes. 'On Of Stephen B and
Tie funeral viii take place on FRIDAY morning 10th us. a.
oclocs ,h. re.derce No 50 ksst Sixteenth
AL 'es and friends invited 70 attend without further
DiCKFNsoN-on "wednesday right Mary s, daughter Of
Andrew u ana Sarah 8. DNserson aged months srd II
The friends of family invited the funeral
'roaY) al O'Clock p M, from No 30 h'y mold street.
DoUGHERTY-At No. so7 we., rhir,ysecona street. on
"Wednesday nonips Dee Rosanns DousheFy In the .5ih
EDWAgDs-ln Baltimore, on Thursday, Dec. 2 Chsrl,,.e
Edwards cousor OF Richard Edward' esq formerly VI Bos
KAGAE-On Wcdnesd.y. Dee Luke Fasan a. his late res.
deuce NJ. l7s West Thirty fls: street.
GREENEon Thur'dsy, Dec g a, he residence o; wm H.
Sunh Bay Ridge. L0relsanc. hrs Ann Greene, mother
of Mrs Warden Hswarc, i'll the soth year Of
The ieel vii .Ake place ON fndsy afternoon AT ocock
All friends and relatives are invited u Ated vita ut farther
notice Cafrss,swIlb be Ia NAL ls a. ococA a. The lower
OF Gi,erwooc 20 convey friends 10 the house
McCAFFI-on Wednesday, Dec after pIo,rsc,ed aess
Maria McCs relic, ei tie Aie John Meca ssed 81 years
He re,es friends together with hose Of her ,,n, John
Robert JsIne ard William respectfully Invited to attend
sS1 jane. SAiehs.ts No. ~ Es.: Tay a.: ia:
Albany papers, P,sse copy.
EIDDLEMiSSOn Wednesday Dec after IN gerius ilae.s
kzabeih MdcIEs the soth y.af oi her age ret Of the
IT, snd. ara relative. of the family respectfully Invited
. attend The pp,rs from her late residence No s Centre
tAkepto GfeeIwoo0 Tor iD;,rmeat.
Trenton, N J., papers NJ. copy.
NEsBiTr--J ames Nesbit:, AGED 81 years
The iuIeIA place residence Of h brother
q r. Hesbiti No ~ Lexington Saturday, ilth
inst O'Clock The friends Of the family
to AtfeL3.
NoLAY-la Brooklyn or Wednesday Dec stephen .On o.
Pcck Nolan late Of BsslAs;owD, County CarO~ Ireland
&, tie 2ih year Of his age.
ROyERTs4u this city "Wednesday, Dec ;, Margaret relic,
Of - late tboiuss Roberts, ss,d - years
The friends and Ayes OF the family ar- invited 70 attend her
funeral on Frds, sfe,.oon ivth mt = = Clock precisely
No fl6 East -egy third street Tuesday
Dec widow AM shxrasn IN the oJd ye4 OF heT ssr
tive Of ireland.
sTACX-Ou TUESDAY Dee. = a. No. ~ Hudson street phiip
Siscs, In ,he 60,h zee! Of his sss
WEBERLEY-At No lCs Eighth s,see,, on "etne.tAy De
ser ,hoit b.. ,cyele As' IN st Sh Jes 81 lis s.,
Is.sI Wvtsg.ey.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
MARRIED.

LLOWs-AITKENHEAD-O Tuesday, Dec. J, BY the
Rev. T. j. Sawyer EmoIe o. BeLowsto Miss helen AitAta
head sl Of this city.
GALE-WOOD-On Tuesday Nov. So at the Church Of the
Eppt any by the Rev Lo, Jones, MI Deirek o. Gale y
MISS Julia A. Wood only daughter OF john H. Wood esq o.
Of this city
Orsnse and Greene County papers please copy
GIBBS-CHURCH-ln Brooklyn, Z. on Wednesday, Dec
az the Dutch Reformed Church. BY the Rev DI T. g. Por
ter Mr. Empe Gibbs to Mss Josephine A. Church. AL Vi
tbit city.
KING-RFMsEN- In this city, Tuesday. Dec 7, By TIE
Rev NJ S Hutton, ID. ID James kas 10 CoIneAs aaugn
ter of Henry r Rensen, esq, Of this CITY,
MAXWELL - CAMPBELL - On Thursday, Dec. g. 8. The
Brick Church FISh avenue by the Rev. c. Stewart L.
NAVY MIR. James Edward Maxwell 10 Mary Charlotte eldest
daughter Of Mr.. Jacob Campbell jr' both OF tn" city
RITTER-BUDD-On Monday, Dec. g. BY the Rev James L.
Shock Mr. Joseph Ritter to Miss Mary Bued Of thiAey
sEYMOUR-TROWBR BRl DC Fat Poug g1Hssp pse Thursday
De- g. BY the Rev. L. Seymour Henry Seymour Of New
york, to Conea g., daughter OF Stephen b. Tfo~oIdss
esq, Of Poushkeeprie
sCHMlDT-POLLEN-On "Wednesday Dec 9, BY the Rev
Rohr. jr., d. D. r. Leopold Schmidt ~ Aelvnia
daughter # Geo Pol en-, esq.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

Wheeler & Wilson have just opened superb new
store At No sos Broadway, adjoining the st. Nicholas
Hotel. The establishment consists Of basement aud
show room, 25x200 feet with entrances on Broadway
and Mercer street. Tie Showroom is divided in the
center by miTored screen. The walls and ceiling
are fescoed ard the coupters desks and cases are all
of mahogany. The floors are covered with Brussei
carpet The whole s lighted from sky-lighis above,
and by chandeliers. This psce has been designed aod
furnished without reference to cost under the dree.on
Of James Renwick and reflects credit on the entsr
prise Of M5ssrs Wheeler e. Wilson who have, We are
informed more than quairupled the sales Of their
sewing machines since their large reduction in prices
in October last.
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THrKspAY. Dec. 9. 1873.


TIE frst n1vemeBts Of thefay at the Sock EI-
chsnY we.e At light decline from closing pces OF
ye-t .rd.y but kowsrd the cose Of the First Board
az a between tie sessions there was percePtiole
change in the tcne of the market and in the srer
noon the leading stocks not only recovered the conce'
son established in the morning, but advanced trsc
ton above the highest points of yesterday. IL IL
generally admitted that We are not likely TO nave
very scve usket until aer the holidays; bot, so tar
ar the transactions Indicate the temper of the street.
It is favorable to gradual improvement In Pnc''
apd when Outsiders take any interest worthy OF
notice in the movements the effect upon quotations
must be very decided. The real strength and resist
ing power Of the market to which we have repeae iy
alluded, is strikrgly illustrated by a COMPARISON OF
the prices ruling several weeks since --at date when
the figures for msjorty Of the stocks were al about
the lowest points OF the present declne-wth those
now current We select November Is as fair date Of
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

ALBAVY STEAMERS HAULING OfF-The steamer
Frsrcis skiddy, which left this city on We1ne'day
evening at the usual hour did not reach Toy until y
o'clock yesterday morning in consequence of her pro-
gess being upeded by large quantities of ice wncn
lad formed in the North River. Tue captain OF tina;
steamer teegsphed to the agen. Of the line here yes
tsrdsy TO the effect that il very doubtful whe'hS
Re could get down again this season. The ster ne
New World Of TIE Peoples Line, wen, up to b,ban.
on Wednesday night but no boat of that line left tb
city last night and uness the weather should moders
again very much the navigation between this city au'
Albany may he considered about Drought TO close
One Of the boats Of the Merchants line left here witt
the intention Of getting through II possible.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

THE WlsHIsGToS SEAsoN.-Wnile the gentlemen
are deeply engaged in starting the wheels of egisla-
ton and arran ng the business of the session ist
commenced the ladies diligently occupied IN re-
newing old acquentances forming new ones and talk
ing over the coming fashionable season.
The ladies of the members of the Cabinet, we un'
derstand. will be at home" every Tlursdsy after
noon between tue hours Of and four, during the
seasoa. Each Of them will also give two evening
recep,ions prior to the adjournment of Congress- the
dates of which will be announced on their cards.
Although several Senators and Representatives
who last Year entertained have broken up housekeep-
ing the season bids fair to be very gay one There
are many ladies at the boels and the number will De
augmented after the holidays, especially at Wizards 6,
where evening chops" already projected mon.
THE "DNoRoE STATE.'-The Mississippi Legis-
lature hss passed law granting divorces t. all par
ties who have lived separate three years tide Of
emigration" may be epected TO set toward Mississippi
ludia,a is about going out Of the business.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
markeu-PcpoTted by 7ti.grspA.

BALTIMORE Dec. 9-tLovR firm; Ohio aud Howard s'rst,
IS ~. WHEAT steady White, 81 S5d ~ So RsS 81 D.
CoRN advancing. Yellow t6d.sc Ntie oSQ6ic Provisions
6Im; Mes. Pork, sl7 IS. LARD setv- a, HE. wHsu
steady
PHiLADELFBIi, Dec. 9-FLOUr quiet WHEAT scarce bat
not wanted; White. ~ 81; r. d, 81 S2&I a. CoN ktU
old Yellow, &c White. CSC. "HisNY firm at DC
CB.RLEsrok Dec. sThe sAes Of SoTroS day 500
bales al firm prices.
NEwORLEAs. Dec. 9-Corros salss today, SO eslss u
unchanged pricss MoIAssEs T.c WHrAr advanced as
Gales p Cosx closed with aivancins tendency ssls
a. Sc FRsIGBrs-Cotton 10 Liverpool TS2d az od aud "
Boston &c. o..
NOZZLE, Dec. 9-Corros msrks, dani naes to-day 2~
bales at uns hanged prices 49,,
the sales the week add 900 bales snd he TecePs
.tocA 67, ,OCO bales.