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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-10


DISEASE OF TH1 KIDNEYS,
wEAKNEss Of ANY KIND,
FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various affections consequent upon dis'
ofoe''u STOMACH OR LIVER.
Such ~ Indigestion, Acidity OF the Stomach.
Colicky Pains Heartburn, Loss Of Appetite Despon.
dency Cestiveness, Blind and Bleeding Piles, In
ali Nervous. Rheumatic. and Neuraigic Anections
cial and Ia others effected decided cure.
This Is a purely vegetable compound, PREPARED on
strictly scientific priscpss a.es he anRse ., ~
ts great success most ofthe European States Its In
PRODUCTION into the States was intended more esPe
there over the face of this mighty country. Meeting
with great success among them new oner II 70 the
American public, knowing that its truly wonderful
n Ia particularly recommended to those persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired by the
continuous Of ardent spirits, or other forms OF
=, sta tan OF IN eSsf
and quickening every nerve. raising mp the dreop
Ing spirit and. in fact. infusng new health and
E0TICR.-Whoeyer expects to find this q beve.
rage will be disappointed but to the sick, weak and
low spirited. It will prove grateful sromaua cor
DIAL possessed Of ainS aHT Te%1da properties
The great popularity of this delightful ARENA has
induced many limitations, which the public should
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy
hS}tGaS6 f'' BirFEks fair trial. One bottle viii
con vince You how infinitely superior 1t Is to all
these limitations.
SOLE PROPRIErORS.
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & co.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
sEso!d By nearly all the Druggists in this city.
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IRON, STEEL, TIN PLATES, &c.-E.
L II. SINNER 4 co. No SO Cary street, offer for
sale
English Refined Rolled-best brand
Common English Rolled
Swedish
American Hammered
Flat, Round and square Bars-all sizes Iron
Oval, Half Oval HALF Round
HOOPS Bands. Nail Rods
Stitts Horse Shoes
American, Russia and English Sheets
MAYORS Cast, Shear and German Steel
Blstered Steel, made OF Swedish Iron
Tin Plates-assOTted kizes
Pig and Bar Tin. Sheet and Slab Zinc
ALSO,
full assortment of Groceries. Guane, DC. ia
GTOCKS FOR SALE
~ $1,000 Virginia State
10000 Virginia and Tennessee, "a mortgage
ae00 Virginia aud Tennessee, 81 mortgage,
eight years to run
900 Manassa Gap. lst mortgage
l0,c0l Orange Alexandria. per cts
20 shares Richmond Danville Railroad
ls shares Richmond Fire Association
loo shares Virginia Fire and Marine
100 ares Lynchburg Gas Company
For sale Ia sums to suit pur chasers, by
q W PURCELL & co.
deg Exchange and stock Brokers.
MyHISKEY.-2OO bbls Reoti6ed Wits
w key, nine months old. the finest article of Com
mon Whiskey in the market and for sale low IL
by BRIDGF0RD co,
IA In fha nrrN
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0Na. DOUGLAS WILL 90 BEFORE TIE CaAHLEsroN
OosvasfIss.-Ths Chicago Times. the home organ
Mr.. Douglas, and which always speaks BY au.
sAssity, AYE
Mr.. Douglas will not ask uomiastIon at the
hands Of the Charleston Convention. II ini that
body bic frisnds should present his name, and be
b nomisatsd. be will BOT feel at liberty to de-
cline Il: II his friends should not present bis
uanss, thea ths nominee Of the Convention will
receive his support. The uss Of bis mama BY an y
uss or BODY Of men, - candidate for tho Pres
tAsney or asy other once, Independents Of aud
hostile 70 TIE vaccinations Of the deinocr tic
party, u altogether unauthorized By Mr.. D,ugias,
viii never receive his sanction, add 10 wholly re.
pugsant 70 his wishes snd desires. We say this
01eh with fall Knowledge Of its truth, aud
ksovisg that We express IN this particular his
err sentiments.
Possovvics AvyAns.-At Fairfax Station, Fairfax
eeunty, Va, Hm. Dickinson IL appointed postmAs.
~, vice jonathan B'ehardson, rssignsd., James
Myers u appointed postmaster ct Ksblstowu, JEFF.
fsssos county, Va, vice Daniel A. Hill, resigned-
O0ss q Aoatsithsvills, Stafford county, Va, 10
lisoooeinssd.
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4 Nsusr vsssoH suoasssfoS. The Manager Of
- LeuissiiIe thsstre suggests that the Managers
q III fhs theatres throughout the country shall
- apars tie al Of February proximo Tor the ben
go 81 TIE Meant Vernon Association.
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7I7HE JEFFERSON FERRY PROPER

powhatan, for sale privately. until the Janua:t.
Court. If not sold before, il VIII then be cher Z
publicly for sale or rent Alex HILL,
de I4-dtIJ IH Main street Richmond Va
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE r Co..
December 10Th. 1854. !
NOTICE.-Tbe coupons of Interest on
v the guaranteed bonds of this Company, due on
list January next. viii be paid at the Union gauk,
New York, tn all that month, ct the office here,
with current rate OF Exchange
THOB W BRoCKENBRoUGH.
da -.-ln Traaan rar
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WE are receiving per Jamestown
w Fancy Prints, medium grades
REQ White and Yellow Flannels
Mohair Mixtures and Debages
pOngse Hdkfs Corset Jeans
Rubinaccis Sublime Servings
aiarshall's ana Stuart's Patent Threads
Kentucky Jeans, medium and super
Heavy Plaid Linseys
Shetland Wool Shawls
Withhnany other new and cheap Goods. for sale by
de KENT, PAINE w.
CERVANTS' BLANKETS Servants
~ Blank cts li-All persons in want of Servants
Blankets will find if to their interest to examine our
stock before supplying themselves. we HAYS q
large stock on hand OF the above pamed goods
which we are selling at very reduced prices.
JOHNSON HARDWOOD,
de8 MOTT Main street.
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Goys1xoa's MEsaAGE-The Governors messages
are pouring 10. Those of the Executives of Ohio
New York and Pennsylvania, have already been
noticed That VI tho Governor Of Massachusetts
vss sent In Friday, aud the following is q conden'
sstiou Of It, chief points:
The Bank returns show that while the specie In
panks has been increased to eleven millions, one
handrsd and twelve thousand, seven hundred aid
Afsesu dollars against three million, six hundred
And eleven thousand and ninety seven dollars, last
The LEAFS have been increased In the same pee
Rod OF time, from nne.two million, four hundred
afty.eieht thousand, I'VE hundred ssventy-two
deiiarc. to one hundred and one million, six hun.
dred and sixty.two thousand, niue hundred and
f,rtySsven dollars indicating that the ability aud
cop6deuce, derived from larger amount Of spe-
Gle, has enabled The Banks TO increase the amount
of loans, from which their profits arc derived
The expenditure Of The past year for educational
purposes was 81 ,474, 4sS. Tho number OF children
bst seen Ave and fifteen years Of age 10 2S ,3o4--
Of whom 2ls,1oS have been In attendance upon
the schools during the year, showing an increase
IN the attendance Of 10, 10! pupils last year.
The School Fund from which our system Of schools
y supported is sbout 81 100000.
The Public Debt 10 one million, three hundred
and fourteen dollars, for the payment Of which,
n IL becomes duo, the most ample provision and
security has been made.
The Governer makes no allusion whatever to
satjousl politcs
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TRY GOODS.-Great Barg aims sold at
II No q Main street-JOSEPH sTKAUs ~ offers
Goods at and below cost Any body that wants 10
save money will do well by calling soon. ~ the
Goods are selling off very fast at such An astonis'
ing low price
Fast colored Calico at and cts; handsome pat
terms wuslins at 2la and Is; every color OF Mernos
est coored French Merinos 15c: Black Silks al 90
cts and upwards colored silks at half their value to
close out; 500 fire French Needle ed Collars
from 12L cts to So; Cambria and Mouslin Bands at
ali prices; Check and Cambria Mouslins at 10 cents
and higher prices. worth twenty five; Hosiery and
Kid Gloves from l2 cts 10 the best quality at IS cts;
30 pair Bed Blankets at 81 25 are selling at other
places at S.; Velvet Cloaks at si2. cheap at SGD;
Cloth and Merino Cloaks dc; Linseys and Fiannels;
meres: Sattinets; brown and bleached pomestics.
&C. and many more Goods at the lowest price, to
please every one, that calls at No q Main street
ia lin JOSEPH SrRAUSE.
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TOYS FAR BELOW COST TO

= out the remnants Of the Christmas stock, we
will sell ut great sacrifice PLENTY nice toys ieft
aud they must be sold in hurry, TO make room for
our House Furnishing Goods Of which q splendid
aseortmt mt has Just arrived
We received large assortment Of Looking Glass
Plates and Frames, Of onr own importation. Re-
and housekeepers will study their interests
BY giving us call--New York prices
Kerosne OH Lamps and Old Dominion Coffee and
Tea Pots the greatest novelties of the day. on and
IA abundance. as well az Silver-Plafed. Britannia,
ton.
Our stock of China and Glassware, notwithstand-
ing our immense sales about Christmas, when we
supplied many happy couple, made happier still
by our low prices il we'll escorted.
Ledger, Day aud Cash Books, Japanned Bill Head,
Cash aad Letter Boxes and other goods for the
counting room. Of which We bought lot ABDUCTION,
can b had right cheapat
sCHApp co.'s,
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LOYxHRIhe.
CPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE o.o"o'
TICK HIS ONLY 80.

NOTICE TO THE pusLIJ As theme the the
our frm nave. By way of putcn sos ststes OF Della.
ware and prs o. snss "a
Georgia, under ihe managss a are we have deem.
- n 70 change the name 0d gu, EnV
anu January u.s. $50 70 ,a ms 81 Of
CO. who x xnadsT Lottsry. and the Others ~
abeve uamsd. ...a,saa vored to conduct
OUT assn, the public that the patronage hsre.o
fore bestowed on is well deserving 81 Dnk
ferred 70 ouf SWAN w.
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80 SECOND SUPPLY FOR La
00 DIES-Rsceived. and opened this morn
ing, fine assortment of Ladies Shoes and asters'
ThcS and thin soled Caters. with and without
heels ,.,
Thick aud thin soled Morocco Boots, with and With
out heels
Thick soled Kid Boots, with heels
Donbie soled Patent Leather foxed heel Congress
Thick and thin soled Congress Caters, with and
without heels
Kid and Morocco Slippers. with and without heels
Overshoes, with and without heels
Morocco Congress heeled CATERS
White Kid Slippers, with heels
White Kid Slippers without heels 4,
Together with almost every usually call
ed for. ~,
Ladies are respectfully invited to call at No. 20
Main street, two doors above Messrs. T. Il. Pr1Ce
Co, and supply themselves.
no IL JOhN PAVE, ~.
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ED u MORGAN

UU BIB Z Il BELTIEG.-Just received
~ from the Boston Rubber Company. q foil as
sortment Of Betting, and Plain and Mixed Pack ing.
which viii be sold in quantities 10 suit purchasers
at Manufacturers prices Also, on hand . supply
Of Italian Packing.
OLARKsoN. ANDERSON & co,
ID ~ llE set.
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GOLpSMIT has complete assortment
~ of White and Colored Tarlatsns; White and
Colored Grapes; swiss Musns; White Blond Laces
and Edges; satin Ribbons. with Pesrl Edges: Fancy
Hair Pins; Head Dresses, Flowers; Rnches; Iilu-
sions and various other goods suitable for balls,
parties or weddings, which will be closed out at re-
duced prices. EG0LnsMIT,
De 90 105 Broad ST
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LOW o. IAB 1ALLbu1TAA Ohio oUoAN.-Auo A~S ="
Orleans Pesyuns has IN recount Of the loss OF the
nllibustsr brig Susan, which left Mobile ON the
9Th uit for Omoa, Honduras We extract the fol-
lowing:
Tia susan vent ashore on Glover's Reef, in the
Bay Of Honduras, on the morning of the 10th De-
osuaber, ct 3o'ciook. The fore and msinmast were
In asdiatsly cut away, and In cutting away the
misIsn topnAst, Mr.. vansiaok, second officer fell
Captain Hsury sent the yawl, with Mr.. Carr,
arst oaose, and six men, to ono Of the Bay Islauds
for assistance. This boat was two days rowing to
an Island, during that time the people on the SD
a vers busy making ran; which, however, they
sGsre not called on 70 use, a. On the third day,
Oaptaiu Miller, . Wrecksr, came of to the ship
wrssksd vessel with bis schooner, and for three
days wss busily engaged landing the crew and
p.sssngsrs Of the Susan on the island occupied by
him.
All hsnIs being safely landed, with sufficient
peovisious. Captain Maury started in the wrecking
schooner for Belizs, Honduras, for the purpose
ehvrteripx ssme vessel 70 carry his passengers
q their port Of destination. He found the brig
Iste. Capt. Gocdspsed, In the harbor, and succeed
ID 10 making arrangements With her owners for
The transportation; but Capt Goodspsed positively
H. vssssI, or with Captain Maury and bic men.
The Governor of Bel.zs, Sir Frederick Seymour.
cent for Captain Msury, and told him that he could
net sssd him aad his people 70 Nicaragua but that
g Bsliss that day, and haWould place her at the
disposai Of Captain Maury, to proceed to any port
an the United Dtates that he might name, which
courteous o0er was promptly accepted BY Captain
MARY Tho Governor and his Secretary came on
he Dssilisk 70 Miller's Key, Christmas day, and
be psesspaiiy made the same offer to the crew and
oassssssrs that be had to Captain Maury.
Next norntng the 9usan's crew and passengers
snharked % the Dssilisk for Mobile.
Tue ollcsrs Of the expedition were placed 10
esmperary quarters, httsd up for them on he
quarter asck, and the men forward, under awnA
tugs. Tue ofRssrs Of the Basilisk shwsd the pass
ssagsrs every attention and courtesy, putting
tbsnselvss to great inoonvenienee to sdd TO their
comfort In fhot, shsrng their private stores With
q. Captain Msury and his companions. The pa
silsk arrived In kobiis on the 1st Instant. with
ITO men Who composed tho number that left No
bile o. the Susan, on the 4th December.
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WTINDOW-SHADE DEPOT,
w go BROAD STREET.
M. G OIL ID EN-

Keeps constantly on hand q large and we'll select
cd stock Of WIND0W-SHADES and OIL CLOTHS
OF the latest and most beautiful styles at the fellow
ing low prices: Landscapes. Boquetts and Plain
Shades only 62 cts with brasses cords and tassels
Dry Landscapes Vase and Gothic Shades, 81. worth
So 2s Gold Shades at the low price of 81 Gold and
Velvet $i25, up to the best article made. Cab and
see my new style OF Green Shades for darkenpg
Windows.
Don't forget the place. $50 Broad street, between
| Sd and 4th.
Shades made to order. Store keepers and ped lars
supplied at New York prices de SIM
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~ Rich Paris Mouseaines
Poplins and ValenCias
Poplin and Delane Robe a'Les
Silk and Velvet Robes
Rich silks. in dresses and by the I'd
Large lot of silks at IS Cents
sich Cloth and Velvet Cloaks
Round and Square Shawls
ALI styles of Winter Goods will
be closed at greatly reduced prices at so Main ct.
ia7 CHRISTIAN LATHkOP.
BARGAINS IN DRY GOUDS.-To make
- room for new stock in the Spring, and to com
mence the new year with large sales, We have this
day reduced the prices on the following:
Rich Robe o. Leg Delaints
Rich French Deaines at 621 IS and 35c, worth 81.
Rich Pay adere Silk and Double Skirt silk Robes.
VaIentias, marked down from 20 and Is cts to 81
valentias and Csshrneres marked down from oI7a
to rs cts.
Large stock of Shawls and Black Velvet and Cloth
Cloaks, at very low prices, at the cash store 81
10 l4l EaRla SQUARE.
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CHOCKOE MILL.
- RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER.

The subscriber has completed his new mill fot
grinding Plaster located on the Dock. at the mouth
of shockoe creek. with enlarged and complete ma
chiDery. sufficient TO supply any demand for the
present. or that may arise In many years 10 cone.
He is now prepared to supply orders for PURE
GROUND PIA STFR. pulverized 70 degree that
cannot be suppressed from heavy stock OF superior
Nova scetia Lump procured with the greatest care,
with full knowledge that great deal o. Lump
Plaster Is entirely worthless to the farher,) AMI
stters himself that bis long experience in this bu
siness, with the close attention and study given H.
will enable bin TO supply the demand frem this and
adjoining States with this valuable fertilizer. in its
purest and richest state and at satisfactory price,
With full determination to sustain the estah-
iised reputation of his brand for PURITY AND RICH.
sEss he respectfully solicits orders.
JOHN IL CLAIBORNE
no lq-tIatA No L Pearl street
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MAINE.

Governor Morrill,, in his message to the MAN,
Legislature, advsrts to the financial condition Of
the State, and says 1t demands the most exact
economy is the public service. The expenditures
have been constantly augmenting until the ordi-
nary receipts are behind the annual demands, and
the annual expenditure now averages $l64, 600
over the annusl average of ten years ago. This
incresss 10 attributable to the mere wise and libe-
raj policy for the promotion of education, agri.
culture, ETC., but there is still great vigilance aud
watehfulness needed. The receipts Of the year
estimated at $36S 900, and the expenditures at
$43l, 200. The Governor urges . large reduction
IN she legislative expenses, and recommends bien-
NAL sessions. He closes upon the subject Of fede.
raj relations, and says tina: State rights should be
visilAntly guarded He regards the new policy Of
the federal government upon the slavery question
~ Injurious to the rights Of the free States and
calls upon the Legislature and people to maintain
their resistance to the extension of slavery.
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NEW HAT STORE.
- NEW STOCK -
BOOTS And SHOES.

We arc ysc.iyips this morning. Dec. I'D. per
stssmers and schr r. Nickerson, good assortment
of Knots and SHOES, of the following kinds:
Women's heavy welted heel BOUTS, made strong
and good: sizes: tot, TOT, g. y. g to 3. and
10 q These Roots are made 10 order, and are such
As we can warrant to wear well.
Mems foe Calf BKO6ANS
and 10 to Is .,,
Mems flns Calf oxford TIES
Mems beayy double sole BOOTS
MEMS line Zip BOOTS 90
Boys fine Calf BOOTS, all sizes. 70 o. III 70 i''
n Roy.' prime Kip BOOTS. made to wear a. well ~
" aen,,emen,s and Ladies' OVER SHOES
"0iA PUTNEY Il ATS,
10 Main street,
40, Emporium OF Fashion.
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LOOK AT THIS!-Who can resist p
IL Call at MAILERTS Cheap Store. and get some
good bargains in all styles of Dry Goods Ali kinds
Of WINTER GOODS are selling off without regard
10 their cost Let all who have Dry Goods to buy.
cali at MAILERTS Cheap Store, where saving OF
at least IS per cent can be saved on all purchases
IT Remember MAILERTS Cheap Store.
No Al Main street,
IN NEXT to Mrs WOAdy's
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The Michigan Legislature met on Friday. The
message Of the retiring Governor states that the
finances are In q satisfactory condition. The re-.
ospts ct the treasury for tho fiscal year have been
$1,o24,oo0, and the expenditures $s4s, 900. The
balance on hand 10 $4,000. The entire State
4sbt In $23l7 ,00o-a elimination in four years Il
$2lS,o He recommends the speedy extinguish.
msnt Of the public debt, aud reports the State
University Agricultural Collage, normal aud com
mon schools, and the asylums, TO-, In q aourishs
lug condition. tf
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JANUARY, 1869 |!

ANoA rHos 4 PRioB co.
Win fuIl sfck. fall foros. and undated ensrgies
are mailing ready for the coming season. qua sms
rss~ 8 Il their aso g give
themselves sib0U room for the spfing csmpss r
thsy VII from this ssss spkes ss until The
Never has oppor.gp.y been .ss;r
e tne sr either Dssn neP Or d Their asso
mens il LARGE fFesh and well ASSORTED. h,.,orv in
some DEPARTMENTS. they viii commences THnk OWN
IMPORT ATOMS. the ensuing spring and psrtss H-y
rely from arrangemsnis man a., mi I'll, be n fabric
and quality .unsur passed and ia sty Ie and ses.ncs
equal to any thing brought TO The country nsesss
Rauds 90 that their customers shall h;v Sc sy sr
facility ao sa vssIs has given them jsTts
L'RESh ARRIVAL UF NEW dooDO
A. ;.a Fl j;a "a sb u r ak6osD sGppLY of
E1IL AND WTNTER DRIP GOODS
making their assortment one OF the most psst
and ATTRACTIVE they have ever onered. ana ~ sucn
' ssisasid BLACK and Cord SIX E sssss sd's
Rich Bayaders a'Lez and Plain silks
black Gro do Rhine, Polt dc Sole and Tanss'
B,h Piaid and Fig'd vaIencias
BlA ( BombaAines. Aipacas. Challies and Mouse
lines =.
Rich lace Muslin and Cambria Sets
Muslin. Cams ric Pequet and Mourning Collars
Illnson Capes and Berthas
Ooeks Nantes and Shawls in great variety
Cloths. Cassimeres and Vastings
Plantation and Housekeeping Goods
81 and 50 PULLED Cloths; Sleeps Grey Sst,netts
auckland Pulled Cloths; Kerseys and Plaids
Plaid Lnseys; Flarnels
Bed and Negro Blankets
Damask Table Cloths; Napkins; Doylies
Towels: Linen and Cotton Sheetings
pillow Linens; Irish Linens
Meriuo, Lambs Wool Silk and Shaker Shirt
and Drawers
Alexander's Kid, Buckskin. Silk and Plush
Lined Gloves and 9auntlets
Cotton and Wool Hosiery of every description
Carpets; Rugs; Druggets. &C. oc ~
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siLOORIE0 10. 600 feet Charleston
drssset Elooriss. sspsr,syy s,s,eis s,r :sis
~ Nh WhtEtocA . soN
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THR BANKS.


NIOTICE.--Ths annual meeting Of the
~ stockholdsr Of tho yArmsrs BAat u Virginia,
Riehmepd. on wEDHssbxv. the isih day of Jan
70 olse.r .. director q Bank .a.l. a.rss', e.
ss6e. or ofaceys q Bank; nor shsli cry psony
es Ss is .es HRS % '' SMITH. Cashier.
NOTICE. The general meeting Of the
IN stockholders Of the Bank Of virginia, WIN be
held 81 their Banking House. In the city OF kich-
oa proS1ss shss NO ocsr or Of
Bsns ha vote e Srs.y s s1g ~ non
.S sSy .. bs valid Which shall have been sx
ecuted dxty days before the time Of any election.
BANK or VIRGINIA.,
RfcHMoNp, January 9Th, 1859 !
THE PRESIDENT ana DIRECTORS
i of the Bank Of Virginia. have this day declar.
cd dividend of FouR per cent out Of the profits OF
the Bank for the last six months subject to the de-
dun q per 60 lee
ders. 6AML MARX.
ia s-2w Cashier.
nIVIDEND.-The President and Di-
~ rectors Of tbs Exchange Bank OF Virginia
have declared asemiannuai dividend Of "a per cent
subject 70 deduction 4 per cent bonus. payable on
18th inst. W eThuIhEh.
jaT-d7w CAsller:
DOERHAvE'S HOLLAND BITTER6.
- BOERHAvES HOLLAND BITTERS
BORRHAVEs HOLLAND BITTER6
DOkRHAvES HOLLAND BlTTER6
DORRHAvES HOLLAND BlTTERS
BOERHAVES HOLLAND BITTkRS
BORRHAVkS HOLLAND BITTkR6
BOERHAvE'S HOLLAND BITTEk6
B0HRHAVES Holland BITTkR6
The celebrated Holland remedy tor
DYSPEPSIA,
DISEASE OF TH1 KIDNEYS,
LIVER CO m p LAINTi
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
FEVER AND AGUE,
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| ruazssn NOTICE ON and

~ 70 @after Wednesday, the sth
instant regular Daily Passenger train will lie
on the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad according
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EW GOODSi-NEW GOODSi!-By

NEW GOODS NEW GCODS by
~ the steamer. yesterday. from New York, we
goods which Offering at very low prices; 100
pieces neat small figured Merrmac prints, of choice
patterns 10 pieces black beaver and Bread Cloth s,
for Ladies' Cloaks and Rsglans: dark colored Quilt
ed Skirts; Mohair De Beges $50 new Shawis OIL
Gloves, superior quality; rich Taffetts Silks black
Gro lie Rhines; MaDtila Velvet; white Mor Antique;
fine Tarlatans at bargain; French Merinoes Bonn
basines Alpacas Saxonia Plaids, Linen hdkfs, irish
Linens, Table Cloths, all sizes; fannels. Blankets,
and other bargains too numerous to mention.
J MILLHISER BRO,
des 1913 Broad street.