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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-30
FOR ORFOLk. OLD

2&44 I-tSfEsE291kr POINT AND HAMPION.-i
~ =. sons intending to VISIT either or
direct. executions and comfortable route via The
RICHMOND AND PETERS U RIG and the NOR
FOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILROADS. At
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Compsnys
Office. in Richmond. THROUGH TICKETS viii
be sold at the following rates.
For Norfolk. first class passengers. s3.3
Do; Second do. do. ...-..--... 2B
For Old Point or Hampton, return tickets Tor
the round trip good within Is days hTst
, class passengers .'...-...-,.'..-.~.."... o9
Second do. do. -. ............ rs
Straight tickets hrst class. 34
Do. second do. Observation-Disclosures. 21
These fares embrace the Steamboat charge from
Norfolk to Old Point, and they cover all expense
attending the transfer OF PASSENGERS and Baggage
between depots in Petersburg and from the Cars
upon the Steamer at Norfolk.
At Norfolk, the Cars connect directly with
Steamer. which has been engaged To run
nection with the Norfolk and Petersburg Hafoad.
There Ia delay or Inconvenience IN tfss change.
Passengers step from the Cars upon th1Stsainefs
Passengers by this route leave Richmond at 40
A. M, and breakfast Petersburg at o. reach Nor
folk at Ietf and land at Old Point or Hampton at
II M allowing ample time for a preliminary room
arrangements and a SALT WATER BATH before
dinner.
Passengers by this route have the privilege of re.
naming over in Norfolk and going to Old Point or
Hampton in the afternoon or by the same boat mex.
day.
Hampton, leave Old Point at Sis A. NJ. and Hsmp-
ton at 7:45 A. NJ, tln each case after the regular
breakfast, reach Norfolk al 10; leave Norfolk st
+. NJ; arrive in Petersburg at f23 and IN Richmond
at 545 r. NJ in time TO connect with the trains
gong on west same evening.
ABA6GAGE CHECKED THROUGH yv
n ar nd Su II.
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a Great, KEDICTlSS y dIIM5hU

- GREAT REDUCTION IN THk -
n PRICE OF HATS AND B00TS.-A
~ From 10 to 20 per cent saved by buy
EMA ing from ]. IL. ANTHONY,
NNN Columbian Hotel building.
Moieskin Hats Of best quality. SIS so; do. second
quality, GO; fashionable Silk Hats. 80; hne calf
skin sewed Boots. 90; Congress Cater Boots, IS;
fine calf skin sewed Shoes 2 25.
F. J. II, ANTHONY has made arrangements with
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia
to supply him with handsome and substantial calf
skin sewed BOOTS which he will sell at the unprs-
cedented low price of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF. 90 23-d&wts
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PIANO FORTES.

LIGETE RADBURY' 5
ffTSSTt MANUFACToRY OF
III zt fGRANDAND SO UARE PIANO FORTES
REPREssyTE Icy
NATHAN'L CARtSI, Broads Richmond,
Where an assorrme ntcan seen Their who
LIGHTE & BRADBUR respec:fI form the
public that within the present year they have
organized their whole establishment. SO that their
patrons rest assured that all Improvements
made to the PIANO FORTE will be most speedily
warranted for all time. The attention of the public
is particularly called to their premium SO UARE
GRAND PIANO FORTE. made by Them which.
touch and elegant exterior. stands unrivaled even
by the Concert Grand. The unanimous opinion of
the greatest musical celebrities (which can be seen
at Mr.. Carusis is that our instruments defy COM
petition.
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m FALL, 1S59.-HATS, CAPS AND
AFURS ROBERT l.. DICKINSON, successor
to Binford. Dickinson K Weisieer, Is Main ST.;
begs leave to call the attention of his friends and
customers to his large and extensive stock of
HATS, CAPS and FANCY FURS, which have
been selected from the largest manufactures,
the most favorable terms. especially for the VIZ
giafa, North Caroline and Tennessee Trade, coG-
prising all the LATEST and MOST FASHIONA-
BILE STYLES, too numerous tn mention, which
will he sold at wholesale and retail, on the most
favorable terms.
Merchafrss are respectfully solicited to examine
my stock, knowing that in price, quality or style 1t
.,,I,lL las rad
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WIIITsIdM NH HVNE,
Engineer and SuptN. ap. X. X.
1ece4 THE ADAMS, EXPRESS COW.

& HE ADAMS EAYhESS SOM.
from NORFOLK, PETERsRt and r. III
M0ND by Steamers JAMESTOWN and R0A
ROAD 70 Ss2 WffM IN i9spSe gYNcH
BURG, SALEM. WYTHEvI1LE, ard the priuc-
pal places in VIRGINIA and NoRTH CAROLINA,
at reduced rates. every kind of Merchandise Yalu-
able Parcels Iewelry, &c. Ia the above named ell
ties, and all places on the scabosrd.
panied - sPE II MEssENGEERsO y ss sS'1 a
give their personal attention Co tine careful handing
Of goods entrusted TO the ADAMS EXPRESS co.'s
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS. ~
ShlpperSw Will please take notice that packages 10
points IN Virgins and North Carolina will be seat
by Steamers. unless otherwise marked.
:, Freight received, on day of sailing, until o'ck
Agent Of Adams Express Go.
SPECIAL NOTICE-Express pae kazes Tor Nor
folk, Petersburg, Richmond, and oil places IN VIZ
.ns
hereafter be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS
COMPANY, who are the authorized agents for Ex-
press pfiyleges on these ships.
Company. LUDLAM 1 PfLEAss1NTs. As'ts.
from Gs ;sfSs % ffltHshI
three times mes z week. TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS
ssss S. ess lev pGs. Wsop.o
boat MERCHANT, Capt. Gao. G. LAYxr.
Boat BRISTOL. Capt. CHAs. J. JOHNSON.
Bost ELLA sc SoSTpi Gao c.st Al w Tsas;os
These Boats are all OF the Srst cisss, and com;
manted by careful and experienced Captains, and
leave promptly assdvsrtsed The subscriber ,thsak.
WM. p. cox, Agent,
At the Shsd. Dock st.. in rear af old Gas Works.
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TIRE INSURANCE.
L MARINE INSURANCE.
Incorporated 1882
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSIJR.
ANCE COMPANY.
nOHce No. I3l Main Street, Richmond ~
Capital and Surplus, S230000!
THIS COMPANY has the advantage OF t,ces tv- screen
years experiences IN the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor of the pm bile during all
the citizens of Virginia
1t effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance To all parts of the world.
It's cash capital and surplus are as above. and its
affairs are managed prudently, but literally, and It's
rates as low as those of any other good nstitu
ton. pTREcToRs:
Joseph Allen, VIM Beers. Geo. W. Smith,
Horace i, Kent, Thos. Samson, b. l.. Winston,
VIM Palmer, Chas. w Purcell, Jno. N Gordon,
Alex. X. Parker, JOS. +. Winston, Arch. Thomas.
Jas, A. Inloes, II. A. Claiborne.
Apply to the President or Secretary, in person or
by letter. W. l.. C0WARDIN, President
VIM. WILLIS, JR., secretary. cts
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NOTICE. tom
a pASg ENcrnolkHQ

kzz s'2f-VNsG GOING NORTH.@NEW M
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO -TRIvff.
cHECKSNGREAT NoRFHHHRN Rou iTstcSsh
Tying tho great United States Mall Twice dali,
SUNDAY nIgh excepted between Richmond, Sisy!
andrias Washington, Baltimore, Philadephia New
York, and all important points West, via Aeouis
Creek and Washington, over the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg & Potomac Railroad, to tie Potomac
river. IS miles. and by splendid and comfortabIs
steamers thence to w ashngto Sc miles, in all ia
miles In seven hours; being comfortable and per
fectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure: $50, A. NJ, ard $50, Pm
BAGGAGE. under charge of Special Agents
CHECKEDTHROUGH to WasAngton Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York.
THRoUGU TICKETS can ba secyrad AZ III. fou.-
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MEDICAL CARBIDE. PLUME offers his SER
III vices to the public in the treatmentofal secret
diseases. Twenty years practice in the ateve
branch gives DR.. P. a claim to bile favor.-Office
on Franklin street, near the EXCHANGE Hotel, and
ways on hand, d supply .of the "CHEMICAb EX-
TRACT OF FLOWERS;' one of the very best
renovators for weakened parts now known. MedI-
cines sent to order. All conmY ulcatlons by letter
otherwise promptly attends to. Richmond. Va
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- II. A. yETER,-

K SURGEON DENTIST
&OID Office on Main, below Pearl street, hext
| door To p Horton Keach's trimming store. and two
| doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Price Co.'s DR.,
/ Goods store.
house won d be pleased To those with whom he
| nas engagements. aid has made extensive prepa-
| rations to serve the public generally. All opera
tons performed liz the most approved and scientific
st,l known to the Profess ion, and AL work done
| py him warranted to give satisfaction. loe13-ly
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% NOTICE. Having rented tina larse and
8commodious store tately occu pied by Mann 81
lA mond. Va. beg to inform the pubic and nav
friends generally that, in connection with gcntia
and whose nasne willduy appear, intend 10 opsn
aDhuG STORE, on or ABOUT the LIST Dec. nert. =,
~ soon as the store be fitted for the bns;
JANE II, pEARCE. -"
Late of the 6rm Of Waring & Pearcs.
w .-ss Druggists Broad Ct.
"a TUBS Extra SUPERIOR Goshen Burer. a
=, pbis new Sweet Cider: 10 hhls. aup' Peach
Brandy; % hbls; Apple BRANDY; Is bbls. ckoics new
LArd; ~ bbl.. No, Land Mackarel; 100 hhla Fo~
tomae Gross Hsrriaga; for saie BY
nUvAL'S COUGH GYRUP.-T hie IL nr h.s
y heen approved for years, ~ . sovereign Feme-
" ~ Couxhs, Cnsds. AsfhMA, BYOnehitis. Group,
sale and retail, by W. fETERB0N. DNyssss.
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

n0YIN65 CARRIAGES, CARRIAGEs.-
E4SXE The subscrh her mas ON hand, at his Coach
49, Making Establishment, ON Lombard Az
ley between Main and Cary, 18th aud 18th Streets
near the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIO-
tops, and SULKIES-all of his own make, of the
best materials and workmanship-al of which will
the city of Richmond. and respectfully ask call
from those in want Of any article in the Carriage
sell at ths lowest prices posaibie and all work sod
that Is new, warranted. MIcAJAH MANGUM.
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I AllIEs, hest QUALITY AALr.GAi.
o, HELLER L CO.'S.
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INFIRMARY OF the MEDICAL col.
L LEGE.-This Iutirmary Is situated NJ the corner
Of Marshall and College streets, IN elevated and
healthfnl position. convenient tcshe Railroad Do
furnished With every arrangement requisite for
the successful treatment Of diseases and Injuries,
and for the semioIt OF the s.ek: An PERSONS 70.
ssirins MEDICAL or SURGICAL. aid, except
diseases, are admitted into the institution. Lya{
IN women are also received AID carefully atsenesd
Private rooms furnished when desired.
soss of the College, who visit the wards daily fhe
CHARGES for hoard. Medical Atteudanes. Nnrslns
and Medicine are, Tor - ~. Per week.
hltc rafienu..' -.--......-...-..s-..-...S
XosoTea
In sSsion g tic above rates. IN cases requiring
. StrEiea! opwatign. by agreement With ne pfo-
prietors OF the 9tlleyue hosp.tAi . email iss -
sSspsia ~ e s passsas
any case may Ne ascertAined ~ spPlCAtioa 70 STA
er Of the ATTENDING Surgeons Or the Rssident Fa'-
All charges payable en- the removal Of the %
4s':. q ssY,t;ssSsseTfseA. Gibson. fsrlco-
= t,sadips Rks;lSiaas- TuckEa CON
fss.d DEM f Neutrality-suspicious. MASON. ND.
PIssidsnt y, s. JoYNES. -. D.
PerSqn4 IN the oountFls. dssifinx togsn4 lagsnms
& s &: Rs;s aa sss.''. ''sas' =
(sl,QAkA AND slsAWIA Al kKDsvEsiD y.
fsssh SsseSss6ls ssssis ~
sloa. g lQwss lsiess thss Al hesas N ~ ssV
- - ALssxp AosEA y Nsisa
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A- FINE MOROCCO ROOTEEs,
n BOOTS DSHOES..GREAT 49,

VREUUCTIUN IN PRICE.S.-CHA Is. -
BELLE, Broad street, between "a and Sd.
keeps a large stock of Ladies'. Gentlemens and
Servants wear constant, on hand. and dehes any
body in Richmond to compete with him in his line.
as he manufactures TO order. and superintends
himself foe l4-IyI CHARLES BEHEE.
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- RICHMO ND E-WARE
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS. &c.

Ia REALLY GOOD SHOES.-NEW
s2 STOCK.-We are making, and have Just
received this day by steamer. another supply al
Mems very heavy prime Bro2ans. pegsed and
nailed. which we can recommend to wear well. -
We warrant them to be superior To any in Rlch-
Brosans, whole cut, not scam sides. Farmers who
buy them say they last twelve months without
a ans best Qualities We invite all N want Of the best
''0sS OF D'''' :" S'' 10 PGGTifNEY WATTS.
go GOOD SIZES-EXTRA.-we are
men of the following kinds: .Women's Boots 3 to
g. to- 8 to 9; Women's fine Morocco pegged and
Misses Boots
good. For sale low BY PTfNEY L WATTS.
n TOTHE MECHANICS--The subscrlber
Dooles for several Years past: has opened
new store at No. 100 Broad street. whore he is pre-
cared to furnish the best MO Esk S aATs fo'
Practical Halter, No g.. les Bro s,s street re
B-Repairing neatly done. no iI-lm'
A- FINE MOROCCO BOOTEEs,
as&S with and without heels, Philadelphia
made; ex client quality Ladies' Calf Boolees and
low prices; thick and thin Sole Fine BIZ and Cold
Caters; Plain, Foxed Tipped, &c; for Ladles and
o to and sos
Bros ans, for Servants; very gs2d anu e5eap Ca
sn oa s n shass ana
75c, worth twice the money; Children's Shoes OF
all kinds and prices so that every body Is
t No "a Main street JOSEPH STRAUSE.
a. BOOTS AND SHOES made to order
60 70 ladies' and gents.-We are now pre-
pared to make to order at short notice and reason
able prices Boots and Shoes ofevery known variety
and sty lie now worn. Having in our employ the
best workmen. and using rome but the very best
materials. we are satisfied that we can suit those
IN want with Boots, Shoes. &c, which, fer quality,
sty lie and finish, are by none IN the United
States. MARCUS HARRIS & BRO.
Manufacturers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers
in Boots, Shoes, Trunks, &C., Main street, next
to American Hotel.
NJ NESZEL, Foreman.
m BOOTS AND SHOES-.GREAT <R1
INTRODUCTION IN PRICES.-CHAS. <sSSe@ssss
BELLE, Broad street, between "a and Sd,
keeps large stock of Ladies'. Gentlemen's and
Servants wear CONSTANT, on hand and dehes any
body in Richmond to compete with him in his llne.
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oils. ANIS, WINDOW GLASS. AND
" ARTISTS MATERIALS.-WM. SATTLER
4 CO. No, ~ MA Is STREET, Richmond, va
aforementioned articles, to suit purchasers 2 90
boxes French window Glass; 600 feet of stained,
enamelled, and coored Glass; 2 900 pure Isinseed
Oil; 500 gallons Boiled Llnseed OIL; loo gallons
vaInaishes OF every descfiptioni 1000 gallons Spr-
ips. White Lead. american end English; 5000 lbs.
Zinc. ~ Oil, American aad French 50 bbls. Coop
ers Glue, various grades rs bbls. Venetian Red,
English: ~ bbs, kasoinine; 10 bbls Paris Whises
80 bbls Mineral Paint, chocolate and slate color.
In addition to this, we call the tsntion Of whnie
sale purchasers ard others to our large aasortmen Mt
Of Brushes, of every description; ColoIS ground
in oil Of the most favorite brands; sand Paper
Artists Materials, of every description: Mathe-
TatjenI ins,rpmsnt.; Drawing papsrs American.
lish and German Looking Glass Plates; Picture
Frames, and Gilt Mouidinta. = :
LIN figs. -FiTst quality, lust Tece,yed aud
II for sale at .''S
JUAN pIzzINps. No. Ia Main At,
GOSHEN HUTTER-In tabs and kegs. for
~ IfTty use and IetAll, for sale by
WIN. ]. KING. snda Franklin st.
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NAu1noAuaA


OFFICE ktGRH A. , Z kEf q 4 Co.;
81 4. ~ i I ~. ysIp.hscs T. 81.
lssvs ~ fcilows: oa shis ROAD will
p,.,.I..r An. slss.osp ron rxrrr.su.s
Accommodation, daily, except sundays. a. N
Mai, dali, - - :. 500
LI4ys rlrls.ssIaa- FOR s,e iis;as ?. u
Recommendation, daily. except saaii.s;;s. :" An
Mail. daily, s1eept sundays. a,.. soeAM
81 db'sFss 4a F SIS u ], 1s
~ sapsfintsndsns.
10 OFFICE r, q q. n. r.,
- saS :issi MoNSaY.. SS Me-. nj,
- l.cg, the second PssseuSer r,';.r,
val y leaves i hEissSes %o 4
no 2s-lIn snpeliasenss,,,
r. E4Uz.zexx, :, RICHMOND AND YORT
s@g fIakk ff65iLkR sYIIa NV
i ERE lss oNd TX sson End amer MONDAY Nov
sSTfSSaTSs Tats Ma; 4Hs sss
H;s 5afTBBhASS sSs safSss sfi;
" Th 4 / ESsiahs Train vii! leave White Hos,.
MMFEspnnsETs sp. - At A. NJ; Richmond, WEb.'
Passen. ers for West Point. Cappabo.;ct h.
ier's, yorktown; glouce.ter Point and No,i nE-
ssa ~ Richmond TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS Al
steamer Sea Bird. Fare through. sax Pntn inc
ing, the steamer an, Sea Bird leaves Norfolk M0S-
DAYS and fHpRSDAYS at61f A. NJ ,conuectin,
| Az P. NJ. """0 u-'s a.
| Passengers for King and Queen Court. Hou..
| n. re md u1tt
| hlchIaond TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS al g..
A., A., eGnneefng with Northern K Co . STAGES Al
Selden and Vlrajnia for Northern Meek ard p,l,h,
MORE through the same night. Pare thro,iyb ss
Passengers leaving Richmond MONEAYs ,nS
III cRSDhYS, at 6Z A.. NJ, connect with N,r,ha
ern Co.'S Stages for King William Court Ronss
and W alkerton. King and sueen county Rsrvrn
ing. the Stages will leave Wakertan same dsx =,
ga T. M, connecting with cars leaving the WIKI.
House at IA +. NJ. THOMAS r. SHARP
no It's Superintendent
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DENTISTRY.

Ks WITHOUT PAIN.
DR.. TRAVERSE is prepared to extract TEETH
without the slightest pain by the use Of
ache when thsy can be extracted wit hout pan
Office in Belvin's Block on 18th street, Room
8 to 6. and to p. NJ. ;.t
p S.-Chronc diseases of all kinds treated with
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THE BEST Clio. Calico
ut
A. LEWIS.

THE CHEAPEST SILKS. black and coored;
the cheapest printed Delaines and Poplins; che
cheapest DaHIasks and Toweiingg; the cheapest
Bed and Negro Blankets: the cheapest Full Cloth
Kersess and Linseys; the cheapest Embroideries;
tho cheapest Carpets and Rugs; the cheapest Brown
and Bieached Shrtinss; the cheapest Hoop Skirts
the cheapest Hosiery and Gloves; the cheapest
Merino Shirts and Drawers; the cheapest French
Corsets; the cheapest Shawls, Chesterhelds and
Cloaks. Competition thrown in the shade Ny
large stock of Dry Goods must be sold. The price
of every article has been reduced in consequence
of the ateness of the II will be to the in
terest of farmers, planters and heads OF families
wanting goods to call AZ the popular house of trade
of ALFRED MOSES, s. Nam st.
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LEE PLEASANTS, AT o r
~ NEYS At Law, Practice IN the COURTS
held ia Richmond, Henrico, Goochiana ana nan
as Notaries Public and Commissioners Of Deeds
20, they are authorized to take DeRosltI0ns AMaa
Hills Of Sale &C.. to be used or recorded IN the
seycral States and Territories Of the Union.
Ofs;ce on nth ST., sd door from Main.
NH 12-1y
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FIN FiGS.-First quality, just received and
JUAN pIzzJNps. No Ia Main.t
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sUP'TS OFFICE R.. r, &p.R.R.I
RICHMONp, Nov l. Is,9
AsS4 On and after Noysmber -
sx,E W. tWEDNESDAY,i .he N;sSS;
Mail Train will leave Richmond Depot AT & ~ 3
NJ, instead OF us P. NJ, as heretofore :" L.
no It's SAM'L RUTH. sup't
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Law AND MEDICAL, cA1DA

A. ~ nroans.;onaIly, daily. at his OFFICE, On
Pearl street next 10 2. p Escso: cssrseP NJ
hour and = 4 Nc SoaIs 10 e s rss pross-
umIs1ns .ns me desiring his servccs
mA He may be found q All hoa,sot La the yeea
at ais rsstde"ce, On A'o'e no11-1m
ID and Sd. ---s-s, =
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~ TION, AT MAILERT.s, Al MAIN STREET.
0C yards all sty les Dress Goods to be of very
CHEAP. Call and sec. 20 Ladies. Misses and
Children's Cloaks at manufacturers prices; 81,
Sha ais all sty les. great bargains; 500 White and
Colored Quilted warranted steel spring SKIRTS to
he run OFT at half the regular prices; 500 large Be-
and Servants Blankets. very, very cheap: l,Gh
wards Lindsey and Men and Bows We r selling
much below their. WORTH 2oc0 yards Second
Mourning Calico the b. ST make, only n fnur-pencs;
8 100 Cambic Bends Collars and Handke rchiefs,
the cheapest in this city ; Cottons, Hosiery. Tick
ings. Towels. and all other articles IN the Dry
Goods line, to be oil cheap, AZ .
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OoGGETT s. ANDERSON: :, =

GEORGE DARBY, MsnuIacturer's Agent for
MO UL DINGS, &c. A large assortment constant,
ly on hand. ORDERS, by mail or otherwise promptly
attended to. No l3, Governor street. Richmond,
Va. Young scelebrat ted Smooth Sawed SINGLE
MACHINE put up in any part OF the State. at
short notice. iy 29-6E
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-12-06
From the lonauu TImss.
TIE INSURRECTIOS.

These occasional outbreaks are not re-
cullar 10 American slavery, but were the
scourge Of all the nations of antiquity, and
Of none 50 much as Rome in the palmicst
days Of the Republic y servile war is a
subject from from which history willingly
averts her face, and the outbreaks which
from time 10 time have taken place in
America, have been forgotten ty the Eu-
ropean public as soon as they were quelled
Ill torture and in blood But each OF these
instructions, contemplate as they NAV ap-
pear in numbers, in intelligence, and in or
ganlzatlon, Is symptom Of 4 state of things
which wise and understanding people Will
do well not to neglect too lorg That ,ccu-
rlty Of life and property, which l.. after all,
the main end and object of civil society,
does not cxist-at least in The European
sense Of the term-in the slayc STATE. of
America
The white population can never forget,
either as judges, as legislators or propric-
tors, that they are small minority scatter
ed among large and bitterly hostile ma
the meaning Of the word security" Ii
they lie down TO rest, they know not but
they may be awoke at midnight by the
light of their blazing houses, and tie ycls
Of the incendiarles. Ii they wander in
the forest, they feel 10 confidence that the
hand Of the assassin does not await them
behind every thicke,. Danger bescts fear.
and fear cruelty, and that cruelty again in.
cresses danger. Strong as is oar sympathy
for the oppressed race that tolls beneath
the lash in the Southern States of America,
We cannot bring ourselves to wish that their
bonds may bc broken by an experiment So
frightful as that which has once again been
tried, and has once again failcd-tha cx-
pertinent Of servilc war
There was time when the best men In
America looked on slavery, as merely Il
provisional and temporary institution, aud
looked forward to the time when the bonds
should drop from the hands of the African,
and the assertion Of the Declaration of In
dependence that all men are free and equal,
should no longer be mockery and re-
proach. But that time seems to have pass
ed by, and the language of the Southern
stakeholder is now rather that freedom is
an exceptional institution, destined one day
to be swallowed up in the more natural
and more humane rule of slavery. We
cannot therefore, be surprised TO see such
reasoners reminded from time TO time by
warnings Ike that afforded hy the Harper =
Ferry insurrection how insecure i, the ba-
sis on which the -layeowner builds. and how
dangerous it is for a nation which carries
so vcnomous serpent in her bosom to be
forever trifling with the possibility of for
eign war, the first effect of which must al.
most necessarily be to rouse the sleeping
destroyer into life and activity.