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symptoms Of Consumption. &c.
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bn dreaded fos Of Memory Confusion Of ldeas Depre
81 Spirits Evil Forebodngs Aversion 10 8oeety, 0sA1
D-trust Love Of Solitude Tmdity, kc., u The
svls produced
Thousand Of persons Of all judge what ths
their declining health Loosing their vgor, beesa
lag weak pale aud emaeated having singular appeasaaee
,hont The cyes. sough and symptoms Of consumption
Dr. ''""'''" 'rss:s:::: 7. W::.:... ''~' ''' e's..
ny III. sres,.nd imyor.n. remedy ws.Lns: q shs e
ofhs aud who had lost al
been immediately relieved Az lmpsdments 70 Marriage
Physi,a or Mental Dsqualihcatiop. Nervous IrvtAh1y
TremhnGs and We exhaustion Of the mnst feas
b kht speedily curca ~ Doctor Johnston.
Voung Men,
Who have ip ,red themselves by certain Prastiee iA,
iulged In when alone-a hsbH frequently learned heo
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ARREST ORA SUPPOSED MURDERER.-JamesR Rig.
don Irwin. suspected of being concerned in the
Murder of the Cashier of the Bank, At Jackson,
Tenn, last February has been arrested in Tisho-
mingo county, Miss. where he had been living as
a laborer in . mill since the 23d of February. He
is to be taken to Jackson, for trial.
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LYN CHBURG COLLEGE
LINGHR CRll. YlRlalNIA.

TE fourth annual Of this Institution will commence
! the 18th Of September.
The location QUE hcahirst and accessible
the both Classical
Scientific equal that of the best American colleges
The Military Department will be efficiently maniant
er the OF Mr. T. Blank enshp graduate Of the Vlr
gnla Military Institute and recently connected with the
United States Coast Survey.
The professors will have exclusive charge Of the
Grammar Schoo which young will be thoroughly pre-.
AIRED for college OF business
FACULTY.
Rev. W WALKER Chairman of the Faculty, Profess.r
o Mental And Moral Seianc-. and Of History.
LYcuRGUs MArHgwo A. NJ, Professor of Latin and
Bellies Lcttres.
CABELL A. D. Professor Of the Greek Language and
Literature.
BLASxrSsHp Professor Of Mathematics and Instrue.
Of Tactica
SAMUEL GARLAND A. NJ. Professor Of Constitutional Law.
D. .LAEGHoRNE II. D., Professor Of Anatomy and Phys
iology
GUIsEppE ADoLPHo sARroRI L. d. Professor of Modern
Languages.
Board @ per week. washing q IS month; fuel and
lights e0 term Tuition. 90 In the Grammar School, and
500 the Collegiate Department for half session
" Cstaogues containing further information, can be OBJ
tanned by addreSslnS ths Chairman Of the Faculty.
fob dts.
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ctor until all arr. aragrs shall have been paid
anvEnTISEMENTS nre inserted 20 cents per square
of lines or r.s frsi insertion and III cents m
unless ordered inner form weekly and hcn M
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f Annual advertisers will he limited tn their mne"iA"
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CR- An advertisements appear In the dA"y ~"o u"
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0UPKRBOR COIN MEAL for sale n
= may IS dh. xINnIER SANDERS
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Great Reduction In Charges Z. Osd~ fro m the
North. via Richno0d mud James River
a. KanRwha Canal 90 Iy ne hbarx,
thence BY RRilso0d TO she
aSufh-WrsI.
VUANKFU1 friends and the public for their very lib
| eral patronage. l would respectfully inform them. that
ing large business.
former have determined to reduce charges
Mchddisr such Dry Goods. boots shoes Hats
Caps to only 2 cents per 100 pounds which Includes all
expenses from ki,hmond TO the Landings
Depot at Lynrhburg
Produce orw ar,ed at very low rates
lR- For spt r.al rates, see circular. -
ALFRED s LEE,
Forwarding and Com 'ss'oa Merchant
ian o1dts On the Dock Richmond, Va.
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IL have taken the house resssty oesapisl by YOUN0ER
Z SMITH whore they intend 70 oopdsct 0sn~d 0eecy
ssI Co~mission Bxstssss In tho Al SMITH ADAAd
and will b plsssed 70 ths fsads . ~ "a eeea sd
The public eensraIly JNO. THO. SMITH,
JAMS W. AOANA
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HOSl AND wOOD YARD-.u.,;,r n. =.

INOAI. AND WOOD YARD.--H II q ing par.
~ chased Il Mr. CAMtILus CHnsTIAS, his well known
COAL AND WOOD YARD together with all his Drays
Teams nly rci ds citizens
Lyn,hburr that am prepared 10 furnish the best quality
Of COAL AND WOOD upon the shortest notice. md the
reasonable terms liza Ing teams, II Ia
send their orders Immediately
yard VIM Stroiher g. Co.'S to receive prompt
tention hope the public viii extend liberal patron
assuring tncm tina; pains or labor my shall be
spared o give entire satisfaction.
TERMS-Al bills will he considered due when the article
delivered -nril % dly J HDLCOMBE ADAM
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aONNsON, YOUNlsER a. OTEY, Is Pearl
- Street bciwrcn Main and Cary RICHMOND Va have ON
hand and offer Tor sale
1900 bags Rlo, Laguyra and Java Coffee;
- bags Mocha do
500 sides good nu l damaged solo Leather
800 boxes AdanNntinc Candles;
100 boxes Brown Soap,
l.5 Fancy do
1000 kegs Old d ,minon Nails;
100 barrels n. o. Molaescs:
Is ogsl,cads Cuba Moasscs:
80 d. N o Sugar;
100 barrels extra Sugar;
$50 do low grades Sugar;
25 du granulaicd Sugar,
80 do ground Sugar.
Is patent cur loaf Sugar;
80 ba rel, crushed Sugar
80 krg> Soda
100 boxes rrrn h window Glass;
100 kits No Markerl
so ba rela No H"rrings;
100 bushels Clover. Timothy and oihcr Grass Seeds.
Besides GROCERIES, az well as large
and we'll sei.rird stock Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQ ORS We also Agents for "f tho best brands
Of MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY, all OF which we will sell
low. march 81 dts-kep. copy.
AsOWBKERO S.UANO.-12J tons Of Pea0 -
- PnATIC GuANO, just from Sambrero Island Ws:t u
dies richest drpoiic III Phosphate Of Limo known 20 the
wor between ~ and 70 cent Of Rome Phos
phaie Of Lime and 10 which invite The attention Of our
friends public generally who deal IN ertizers
will sell Nur,hcrn prices dcducig actual 10 this
place
Pamphlets containing Its anay ala. &C, furnished on
cation . by mail MCCORKl.E co. Sole Agents.
april 7dscts. Main Street, Lynchburg Va
OK DOZ. EsEATCIA1Rs In store md
= % for sale low al HARDY & BROS,
may Ii ds. Bridge Street
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RICHMOND ADvRRTIsEMENTs.

EkdETST III. Isl 4 4 a M'EssSl&EtR' ! ! i y s II,
Fist Door above MeasIs. Kent, Paine d Co /,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
hAHutATuRkks AND DEA Eksl IN =
AHATs. GAPS AND STRAW GOODS. ~
THEY invite Of dealers their large and
red assortment all of which are offered at the lowest
Mr. j. L. HUTCHINSON formerly of Union, monroe county
va and late Giuier Kent Alvey. is inter
csed In our business and his valuable services
march 10 dly, ELI.hTT wEIsIGER.
First Premium Grand q squa,e ,Hs
GnZzE PLAN orr! G0
nSn GRAND AND SQUARE
PIANO FORTE WAREROO MS,
roRx.cN \" aso s.s'stn xMsm;c%S sisG' 4 mu-,c,
MUSICAL lNsrRuM MENTs; :!.1, ..n..
And all other articles belonging To Musical Warehouse
BY G.4,HIIE & CO.,
No. 23l Broad STREET bet~eea 81 md an S'ree',
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TUE undersigned at the request a" many southern Friends
stree, between ID ard 4th Streets PIANO FORTE AVE
ROOM where !" addition TO Hr extensive stock Of Plane
Amrian Mnsc nj the most ou ar Comp ser, Mus's' In
ns',an to a Mu.icas Establishment srminaries
Academies Institutions of Learning &C. will find to their
&r At So,harn prices. and they viii the freight
t'~ceu this city aud the North The business WI 'e con
stock Foos has been carefully selected in
rerson the we'll known e-tablishnen, oi WIN "h,'
satisfaction wherever and have received
fe .nrs Of teachers and who
tlmony t., their sprc,iory OF tune, durability and as'fi
finished manship Wherever tried they have been
superior 10 all Others aud have met with ncras
ed demand. they all furnished with ull Iron Frames
particularly adapted sustain sudden changes u" eli
guarantee given of every fs'runent for h'e years
the time purchase and the privilege Of excang" With
sx the date OF sale accorded All orders
will be promptly and faithfully executed connection OF ten
With Southern Factory guarantee OF ON
ability to give satisfaction those VIII, msy honor with
their moderate liberal discount
will be made for cash
- Tuning promptly attended to-
Old Pianos taken iD exchange and hired at low rates
.Iip itpdtp
purchasing eow here determined not to be under
sold
please address GEHLE co, No 23i Broad Street. be
twee 3d and 18th Streets. Richmond Va
l.. GEllE, in,
march l2dGmA WM EAtb;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07

The Chamber of Commerce met last evening, Peletah
PERT in the chair
After dsposng Of the usual preliminary business, they
PToceeuea 10 elect new members. The following names
were proposed and unanimously elected -Henry Stokes,
Mason Case, Alfred NJ Coffin, Josiah Cakes, Joseph p.
Sanger, William Morrison Jr., A. W REYNOLDS George
Merke william Whltewright, George A. Bennett Frede-
rick Lacy, William B. Spalding, r. s. Winston
The next business was the election OF member IN fiji
the vacancy in the Committee OF Arbitration RovaI
Phelps was nominated and unanimously elected
C. Barsow reelected Director of the Morcbars,
Clerks Library
The report Of the special committee appointed IN ron.
slider the communication Of Mayor nemann recommend
ing the establishment Of Quarantine the west bank
Of Staten Island, was submitted The report Opposed
the establishment Of the Quarantine in this part OF
the harbor, on the grounds that il would greatly
obstruct navigation In the channel, which Is narrow al
the west bank and because ships lying anchor there
would be greatly exposed to northeastcrly and south
westerly gales IL also stated that II the proposed pier
and breakwater should every give way, II would be an
5ncurable injury 10 the harbor
The report was adopted.
Mr.. BRowyR, the Chairman Of the Committee on Col.
lsons, read his report which contained a memorial TO
be presented 20 Congress- calling upon them TO enact
law holding the masters and officers of vessels liable 10
punishment as criminals 10 an cases where Il can be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-07
Telegraph Marine Report.


soUAN, Jan 6, sunset-wind South, fresh Weather
LONG BRANCH Jan g. sunse-one brig of shore, and
HIGHLANDS, Jan g. sunsetThe steamship Illinois is on,
nal bonnd in. Wv ~ SIX
SANDY HOOK Jan g. sunset-one bark and six briggs are
going up The bay and bark passing the Hook bound in
Miscellaneous.
We are indebted to Messrs Judah eBaron of Pensacola
for valuable shipping Circular that place We hone
they will continue TO favor with a copy of the Circular
whenever they issue it,
The steamer Empire State of Fall River line arrived n,
~ O'Clock yesterday morning About O'Clock yesterday
morning. when of Loyds Neck fell with steamer Plymouth
Rock of the stonngton line disabled she having broke the
arm OF her eccentric She tow by the ES and
brought to the CITY,
SHIP JoHS JARVIS which sailed from Castine ah inst
supposed for Southern port ashore Island
same day. during the late Storm and reported bged
SHIFTS AsHoRE-Capt Gillespie Of Br shp Elizabeth at New
oreans from Londonderry reports having ship ashore
about two miles North Of he sbbss "s o on ne Cape
apparently bad ones; could not ascertaie their names
Bhak 3crayA from New York for Richmond before re-
In critical condition. sP " oe
B.nk CRgsog from Boston for New York when of Cape
Cod night Of h ran into schr Falcon sunk her in two mi
dhe enrk lost bowsprt and oreopgaantna She
10 k'ston last evening by the steamer r Is Forbes
B BIG srrrrisE Clifford, sailed from Port au Prince 18th
a Mole lost anS n aq nr Of Cane St NJ
her owners In Boston. ~ " "' ''"''S"o"'
BRIG TArdoR previously reported lost was built at 81
George Me- IN 1850 was 1876 tons, Az owned nv Var
mum a co' OF ~ George, and valued at s2bo1
BRIG Eriiy, which employed packet between New
o,h anu Tor about IL years condemned
ana sofa at Newcastle Eng where she had put in leaky,
BRIG GANGEs reported missing has arrived Demarara
a HAN sonR ALwiSE, Kreneld, from Grimsoy,
NE reefs OF fole dat The captain and abandoned
me vessel winch was taken care of by Lloyds agents
scnn McNEn-Norfolk, Jan 6-The schr NJ A Mcneil,
rom Mobile Tor New York, with Of cotton and rosn,
20 miles OF Cape Henry cargo saved but damaged
aen IN 1888 DC TONS rated A1 and owned by Thos Hand of
ihladcpha telegraph to Ellwood Walter ESD Secre-
ary Board Of Underwrlers)
scBR RoscusKo Boston for Thomaston her an
Choir during the gale 4h Inst and ashore Rocky
Neck, where she now remains.
scBR HENRIETTA Of Gloucester has been lost recently on
the Island of Mquelon The saved She was In
sured nj the Office Of the Gloucester Marine
y great extent suspended the building Of new vessels In
Meord there but ship Of 800 Chelsea there "a
but ship Of 900 In East Boston there two shps
Of 1000 and DO tons and two barks Of 500 and There
another ship OF 1000 tons on which work suspended.
Notice 70 Mariners.
Notice hereby given that the Bell Boat stationed Off Hard
ed on shore CohasseL
The boat uninjured, will he Immediately repaced or n
Bell Buoy OF the first class substituted
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board
MELANCT0N SMITH, Lighthouse Insp, "a dist
Boston, Jan ., 1859,
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Naval Intelligence.
INCREASING THE GULF SQUADRON.
UNITED STATES SHIP Sr. IouIs

INCREASING THE GULF SQUADRON.
UNITED STATES SHIP ST. LOUIS
NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN, Jan. 6, 1859 (
On Monday, January 3, at Up. NJ hoisted our com.
mission pennant at the main. The ship being in confu.
sion, the usual formales dispensed with. The ST.
Louis in condition to receive her crew. but ele
graphic despatch from the Department at Washington
came, and the Commodore in obedience to his inunc
tions, placed the ship Immediately in commission.
is the intention Of the Department order the St
Louis hence for Vera Cruz her stores can be
got on board The ship is thoroughly equipped for a
fighting cruise and has been spared render
her in every way an efficient vessel.
There appears 10 be mystery in regard TO the ultimate
disposition OF vessel which time alone only solve
We Know That we are ordered TO Vera Cruz TO await the
instructions Of our new Commodore; that all we can
CLEAN even from the most undoubted sources.
The great proposed augmentation to Gulf squadron
is highly satisfactory TO all parties shows that our go
vernment has awakened from It's lethargy and is deter
mined to enforce respect, and guard flag against VIC
lation at all hazards.
The Brooklyn goes into commission on the 18th inst ,
and sails for Aspnwal on the 18th OF this month The
Niagara will Immediately be rehtted for sea. Much con-
lecture rife concerning her destination, but may
ly assert she will be despatched to the Gulf of Mexico
SubjoBed full and reliable list Of the officers Of the
81 Los Al present we are short Of lieutenantsthere
being but three on board, whereas allowed FIVE
including the master. Lieutenant Mygatts resignation
has been accepted by the Navy Department.
CommaDder-W. 5. ogden; Leutenants-J p Todd
w Nelson, NJ p. Jones' Master-A Armstrong; Purser-
G. 7. Pierce; surgeon-T. Barclay; Passed Assistant
w. Denuetts NaIiualnS tlcrk-SlndiOrd Z.
Kellogg; Purser's Clerk-John j. Philbrick; Masters
Maes-George W. Hebert F. Ia Blacke, b. Howell;
Boatswan--l'eter A. Chason; Gunner-T. NJ Croker:
Carpenter-I. Mcdonnell; Saimaker-G. d. Blackford.
The comprises ftyfour seameu forty -four ordi
nary seamen, and twenty-six landsmen and boys
The United States storeshp Relief Lieutenant Command
ing James H. Strong, arrived yesterday from Aspnwall,
whence she sailed the 18th ut On the 2lst ut when
on Havana, Lieutenant j. Howard March died The fol
lowing is list Of oicers;James II. Strong, Lieutenant
Commanding James 5. Thornton and VIM. W Lowe Lieu
tenants b. Rush Mitchell, Passed Assistant Surgeon Jas.
b Morrison, Jr, Captains Clerk.
The sloopof.war Plymouth arrived at Norfolk from
Washington on the I'd inst. She is to receive thorough
overhaulInr.
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Personal Intelligence.

From Norfolk &c in the steamship Roanoke-E Crehen Mr
Hyndman, Ry nolds Il Wrenn o Armsbury L. Bssell,
Miss Baldwin, " spier and lady, W Gregory, EN-.
mons, Jr Bsc0l, Bodine and lady, - Allen, John
Bisack John Davis and son. Goodwyer lady and son.
Cobee, C Monger Tugendreich W Chamberlain Martin,
ii d Wright, II Cormek, and o Patteson.
From Monrovia in the brig FalmouthJF Brooks OF Salem
Mass.
From New Orleans, in the bark tillus-J II Dater.
From Barbados IN bark II Gas0n-Mrs Coci and four
children, Mrs Wainwright and four children, Mr. Atwel
From Bremen, in the bark Ahlers William Nordland and
daughter VIM Stermer Rudolph Outrichs, Kener Jacob
BrathaIach VIM schars Charles Ant Johannes Teraer,
and Arnold
From Antigua, bark Maraval-L scoaeli t Haynes
Cecil.
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a CINCINNATI ACTOR KILLED.-We learn that
Mr. Charles Wallis, well known in this city as formerly
connected with Woods theatre was stabbed at Louisville
ON saturday evening last by desperate fellow named
William Hardin report current here last evening
that Wallis had died of his wounds. The original difficulty
occurred IN drinking saloon, but the stabbng place
some time after, when Wallis was not anticipating any
further trouble with Hardin The perperaor was secured
and conveyed TO jail-CinciHndi Gazette jan 4.
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proved that collisions the result in any way OF negl
eence on their part The report was adopted.
memorial TO the Legislature Of the State, calling
upon them to enact laws for the enlargement Of the
canals order adapt them to steam navigation, which ia
now being introduced on them, was submitted and
adopted.
memorial was also presented 10 be submitted 10 the
State legislature requiring them TO abolish the office Of
Port Warden in this city, and it was approved by the
Chamber
On motion an adjournment now took place.
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POSTAL DIRECTORY.
The United States NInIIs,

TINE OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE.
DOMESTIC. North-Albany, Buffalo and Canada. Pm
North and West way mail ............ Bk A nj
Western mai, via Erie RRSX An snds P. N.
South and Southwestern
mails. :..,..."..I A. n and ~ p n
h'''ern mall by r rs,r0sd ~ In and ~ PM
SUNDAY MANS. On Sunday all mails close at IL r. M
CALIFORNIA. BY steamer via Panama, Thurs
II, M.
The Overland Mai for California leaves g. Louis
every Monday and Thursday, at 5 A. NJ Letters
b. Louis.n
sLAKs CRY The Overland Mail from s joseph So) 10 salt
Lake city, leaves st. Joseph every Saturday, at
IN H. Joseph"
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