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Elicit & WEIsiGEV-

q LLLE Il " EsSiGNU.
mo l67 Main street
~OP POSITE ,EXCHANfE gly,
Have Just received All or THE iaIsr
STYLES OF CENTS FINE DRESs HarS, n
FRENCH SOFT HATS. viz: The 6tRIsSl II
ZOUAVE, VICTOR EMANUEL. and a .r,ss
assortment Of Young GENTS FINE fTl41fs
CAPS. Also, BOYS DRESS HATS and Isl
in great variety.
SETN TRUNKS. JRCNhS...NovIp a 4
SNxaNth largest and most beautiful as,o,.gr
~AAhbof Travelling and Packing Tnnks al
had. and will sell them very cheap.
WM. VALE
81 MEMS RUBBER BDUTs.-pofng
HIM there cannot he any Boot made en-, 4
<Ythem. A man may stand all day in NE f,s
and I've dry with them, and Inst tvlce ~ ias i
Leather Boots. VII. WMSg
TRUNKS, TRUNKS. BONNET CtSgs.
1 We have now on hand large assormer
FR u NKS. of every description, both .u!tal4s =
ladies' or gentlemen. Also, VAflSES, CABftl
BAGS. &c. to which We most respectia.s e Il,
attention of all IN want As theS viii he $ q 80
ALEX. HILL 4 co III Mans
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a NOTICE To STRANGE, =, -, ~

Iii, III, nIn ~ w 49,, D " would mas, ~
Visiting Richmond. Ia call AMI exqnos.Wd 3,
sor,ment Of BOOTS, SHOES, TRTyyssssa ' i
LtSES. CARPET-Ba6S. x c.. bainro nAs v
as the, Will find a large Assortment IN so'eass
ALIEN. HlifI 10
No 1T Main at piL ~,
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HAu.RoAps, &c.
GREAT SOUTH. 1891

GREAT SOUTH. 1QG0
~ LINE-R MOND AND
DANvfLLE RAlLROAp.CH OF SCHE-
DCLE.-On and after SUNDAY, January 18th,
1850. the Mail and Passenger Train ON this road
will run ns follows:
Leave Richmond daily at 8 A. M: for function,
tBurkeviiIe,l Ly nchburg, Bristol KNOXVILLE. DSi-
Grand Junction. and Memphis. Tenn. Mont
gon,ery and Mobile, Ala and New Orleans.
Leave Richmond daily, Except Sunday, Tor
DanyiIie, Va, and Gree nboro', N. c., at A. NJ.
RETURNING: 80 -
Leave Junction. tBurkevle| daily, at 10 A. NJ
and arrive in Richmond At r NJ
Leave DanviIe daily. except Sundays) ats A.
Nj :. and arrive in Richmond at p. NJ.
The above trains connect both ways with the
South Side Railroad trains to and from the South
wess At the Junction; and with the Virgip.a Cen
trail. and Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad trains, to and from the North at Rich
mond.
"a Through Tickets sold. and baggage checked
through to the above points, also, to the virginia
Springs.
"a For Through Tickets and further informa,
ton. apply at the ticket office the Richmond ana
ia 2S-ts ALEX. WORRALL, Sup't.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

ia Encourage Home Nianuf;scturn.-St.Nl-
PIES INFhlLiBLE BAKING POWDER. the
best and cheapest preparation known for maNag
in a few moments without Yeast and IN Gle
CANT manner, llsit, sweet and handsome Loa.
Bread. Biscuits, Batter, Buckwheat and other
Griddle Cakes, PUDDING. Pies and Pastry of every
description, with ii saving of time, labor and
pense.
(Erom Rer. Thomas BtdfordD
MARL Hill, liz RICO, l4th Oct. 1853.
De-. GARLIcK bear SirHavIng used. To some
considerable extent. Your "Sempe's Baking Pow
der" unhes tatIngiy pronounce IL 10 be supe ior
to any thing that has been used in my family for the
purposes for which it Is recommended.
Thomas BiNFORD.
PORTsMoUTu, March 10, 1858.
cheerfully recommend -Sempe S BahInS Pow
dar'' as the most superior article ever used for
making liz Int and sweet Loaf Bread. Biscuits, &C.,
in the shortest possible time. joHN JACK.
JOHN w. GARIIck.
Manufacturer and sole Proprietor.
ja&--ts Richmond, Va.
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.> r. A. JETER.

A$~ SURGEON DEAiA
>>AALD Office on Main. below Pear street. ~
door tn p. Horton Keach's trimming soie go 4
doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Prloe Cl-iN
Goods store,
The subscriber HAVING removed 70 ne ie'
house. you'd he pleased to see those with aiea Z
mas enEagements, and has made eytelsistF'f
rations to serve the pubic generally. al es,
tons performed u. the most approved AMI 'lssA
sly lie known to the Profession, and all sei
by him warranted tn give satisfaction teeS
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MEDICINES.

IELNROfD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
IL Hell MBOLDS EXTRACT BICHU,
HELM BOLr'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
HELM HOLDS EXTRACT BuCHU,
HELM BOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
The Great Duretic, The Great puretc,
TIE Great Diuretlc, The Great Dluretic,
The Great Dluretic, The Great DiUretle,
The Great Duretic, The Great Diuretic,
A positive and specific rened, for diseases OF the
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy.
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, DrOpsy,
bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy,
Bladder. Kidneys. Gravel. Dropsy,
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE
HELM BOLD'S EXTRACT OF BUCHU
Is certain. safe and speedy cure, from whatever
they may have orig mated and no matter OF
How Long Standins, How Ions STANDING,
How Lone Standing, How Long Standlng,'
How Long Standing. How Long sta, ding.
1t is taken without Hndrauce from Business, and
little II any chanse OF Diet
Is pleasant in its taste and odor,
And immediate in It's action.
Ifyou suffering with any oi the above distress
ms IP'iR3.OiGTRE THE REMEDY At ONCE,
PROCURE THE REMEDY AT ONCE,
PROCURE The REM EDY AT ONCE,
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
As medicine which must benefit everybody, from
Invalid. 800 49, ..
NO EQUAL IS TO BE FOUND.
NO EQUAL Is TO RE FOUND.
NO Equal rs To BE FOUND.
Price 81 per bottle; or six for 50; Delivered to
any address. ,preparedh by H r HELMBoLD.
Depot. 10t South Tenth ST, below Chestnut,
For sale wholesale and retail by
FISHER & WINSTON,
Drugg lists and Apothecsres,
jal7-1y 1875 Main street.
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- LEE PEASANTS, a ] X
49, NEYS AT LAW, Practice IN the Courts
held In Rlchmond, Henrico, Goochand ano han
over. r III,
&C. they authori zed 10 take Dispositions ai'ioa
sg Bills Of Sale Re-. I've used recorded IN the
ssvera! States and Territories of the Union.
Office on 1jth ST., 81 door from Main.
NH Fly
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JOHN w. FaAfSEE

- APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
i@ Successor to J. w PoLLARD,l 18th street
1 s. between Broad and Grace, would invite the
attention Of purchasers To- his stock 81 DRpGS
DEN AND FLOWER SEED ard FANCY Ar
rICLES. consisting OF Brushes, Combs, BAR Oils
Pertumery, &c.--evcrs thing. indeed. usually found
ia Drug Stores, which he will sell at the lowest
rates
INSCRIPTIONS carefully prepared at all
hours. both DAY and NIGHT.
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n PRICE OF HATS Am Knnrs' n
~ From Is to ~ per cent saved H. % y
Nm ing from H. ANfH3S}
NtA- Columbian Hots Jg,.i,
Moeskin Hats of best quality, 81 g.
quality, 8 %; fashionable Silk HIS Ss ~; s'a
skin sewed Boots. 3 50; Congress tate n me n
fine cali skin sewed Shoes 2s. "'Na u
}, II. AN TlONY has made sr1sn..ns..
one OF The best makers IN the CITY ~ pI X ~
To supply him with handsongs ana sa,,.ltts Ea
skin sewed BOOTS, which he will sci a. , i.Ja n
eedented low price of THREE DOLLARS slgr
HALF. No. 20 AAB
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Further Foreign News.


The applica lions for the New Canadian loan
have reached the sum Of fl2, OO0,GUO sterling
The Bank of England had raised the price
for fine gold to f3 les.
A letter from Rome says: "Money is coming
in from Ireland, Bavaria and the Catholic
States OF Germany, but tho Papa1 Govern
ment wants men. Recruiting is going on by
the Nuncio The recruits from Vienna and
Munich arrive here via Ancona and Trieste.
1.-THE pamphlet LIE Pape ct lie Congress was
known at the Vatican the same day it appeared
at Paris. NJ. Sacconi, the Papal Nuncio at
Paris, has received the proof sheets OF IT. which
he forwarded by a special courier to Rome
The effect produced upon the Pope was i'm
mense The same courier was sent back to
Paris with a dispatch instructing the Papai
representatives to ask for formal and public
denial from Count Walewski ofany par;icpa-
ton of the Government in the pamphlet in
question.
The reply given by the French Minister was
eyasive and did not satisfy the Roman Gov
ernment A Council of Cardinals was held
on the 2sth Of December in which the follow
ing decisions were adopted
al Suspension of the departure of Cardinal
Antonelh for Paris until the temporal rights
of the Church were recognized AS the basis OF
all discussion in the Congress.
80. Immediate increase of the Papal army,
for the defence Of the States of the Church.
93. Publication Of a solemn declaration con-
demning the pamphlet La Pape ct lie Congress
This last decision was put into execution
next day, by an official protest in the Giornale
di Roma"
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~. ,,T. A. uRApBlkil

W-. ZIG a TT. DIX UT" :
9 PIANOS.-We call the st;saiDt \
WNt c,tizens Of Rieatnond and l .i,s,.s \
our PIANO FORTES. We haFe ysee" s'' d
strGments with Mr.. CARtSl. Nat ,ps. " s.{ )
IN all respects. may be tested by IHs '''
famed ChlckersnSs. -.., ... .as. )
We warrant all cur PIANOS. ana ear aa h, A
hish and as Numerous Testimonials = -. Il
in the country, all OF which can
CARgsIs on Broad street 81 do.i ir,i.1t gi e
-, CnlCkEkING PIANOS 49,
nfTT 4" ""''N 81 aooi ifeH 70
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GEORGE Darby. Manufacturer Z cent for
u the sale of DOOKS, SASH, BLINDS,
MO uLDINtfS, SC. A large assortment ccAstant-
~ On hand. Orders, by mail or otherwise. y empty
attended to No. Is. Governor street, RleEmond,
VA. Young s ceiebrated Smooth Sawed II NGLE
MACHINE put mp IN any part Of the State, At
short notice. 2S-5m
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OFFICE X. Il ID. r. Ri
RICHMOND, Oct. q. 1859.
GREAT SOUTHX EST.

RICHMOND, Oct. q. 1859. {
GREAT SOUTHN EST
+kS4 List sfE;Is-as, ERN MAIL ROUTE.-Ey a
ASZ~-1K-IA - late arran cement the Richmond
and Danville, South Side. Virginia and Tennessee
East Tennessee and Virginia, East Tennessee and
Georgia. and Memphis and Charleston Railroads
have entered INTO an agreement to pass Negro
Children under three years of age, FREE, over their
respective roads, to take fleet on and after Novem
Der LIST, 1859.
To persons trading in Negroes, and others, this,
route offers ADVANTAGES unsurpassed By any othe.
Ace, Richmond and Danville Railroad, Richmond
&C N-dtS c., CAM PHEI,I.. Sro't
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n Nrxzrr ro,e Next To the ArnenesaS %

(a NOTitE.-l would iaoet r,,-..,,
nise,1Iyn if, sl1 and 9he Sep,s y,
test ~ ses, al nv store. "a Bro4d :, - o! is,
shall ne happy IN Dait upon MI ST., v..,..
rage home or Southern r,aGnf,c@],-"ssa iesrss
.hIns WI be sod a. the lowest prles,
II ATS and CAPS made to order w., AiLifss.
the shortest NOTICE, As low OF low ,ghpasa9aRe.
he had North or South, ana rs grod tala L., y
u efTE. sna ~ ouths BOYS aad chdl.,.
aInd for Christmas, which 49, ,'' ~ s'ys, =.
sci oil below the regular prices 'e'e'Hiss, :
Also. n larse 10, of NEGRO HsTs.
have determined 70 sell oil al ms r saa cAE
before the Spring. All YOU hags !, Fleset.r !.
me a call and see for yourselves I've s'e
Broad street. VII 49, sean n +
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Ng. HooFLANDs GERMAN EirTERs

NR. HnOFLAND's GERMAN EiTTERS
DR.. HUOFLANDS BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
TIE treGt Sson9nrd D's1,efHss Of The present age,
hare acquired tksiy great popularity only throaeh
years al trsei UAboRn6sd satisfaction Is yeadersd
by thsui al eases. and ts people haze pronounced
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYsPEPsLA.- JAUN-
DICE, DEBILITY OF1HE NERVOUS
SYSTEM, DISEASES OF
TIE KIDNEYS,
csakasss ef he stomach and disestire organs,
ssssd,ly cnd 4,srinaasntIo cured BY the GERMAN
DiTTERS.
The BALs xIIC CORDIAL has acqaired a ,epx-
ion sxTpaSsing th2t ef any stapitcy prsparati0a
e1:qH.. II tesI cure. Without FAIL. The most So
r.rs Gaj long StuadfHs
COJG II. COLD or RGsRSENESS, BRON-
CElIIS, TNFL UEHEi, GRO UP, PNEU-
MONA, iNCIPlENTCCNS UMPTION,
r:sI kas Performed ths most Stonishtmg
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION!
< fo,c doses 2riI diss at ones meek and cure tbs
mos ssys,e DIAaRHEA pToeeedtns rom COLD IN
THE BOWELS.
iaess nsedicfnes ere prepared by Dr.. G. NJ. JACK
Co., No. AIS .irch street., PhSI1t. IPhiG. Pa,
and scl1 oy dTVggistS and dealers D1sdfcinsS
sreTaUaeye, at " tents PER bottle. Ths Signature O
each bottle.
II: the Almanac published annually BY tie pro-
p7Sst07S called EvsRYsoDY's ALMANAC, goH tcfJ
ks,d ssStisn and coEaeHdatoyy a0ttcss from all
parts q TAG country. These Atalaaacs stpea
Gigay by al! oar assaks.
PURCELL, LADD Il CO., Agents,
}e u-dGcwiy Richmond, Va.
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y FAD & JETER.
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RICHMOND. Va,
Give attention to the sale Of TOBACCO, WHEAT.
CORN, &c. and respectfully solicit conss nineits.
WILLIAM JETER, late ot GAINESVILLE,
n. c. READ, late of Barksdaie & Read.
IN 2-dImcW5uI
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r-- -.zzs.z-zzz.z., FOR u FOLK, Old
Aia ::.;sssssssss. POINT AND HAMILTON Per,
- Hs-S sons intending to visit either or
all of the above mentioned p aces, will find the most
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG and the NOR
FOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILROADS. At
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company's
Office, IN Richmond THROUGH TICKETS will
he sold at the following rates:
For Norfolk first class passe ngers...... 1928
Do Second do do. .....-..--... 2.ls
For Old Point or Hampton return tickets Tor
the round trip good within Is days first
G. class passengers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. go
second DO. DO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 223
Straight tickets; first class. 49,. .... BIS
DO. second do. 2,2d
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 Carr
upon the Steamer at Norfolk.
AL norfolk. the Cars connect directly with q
Steamer which has been engaged to run in con-
nectlon with the Norfolk ard Petersburg Railroad
Passengers ste from the Cars upon therSteaIner's
wharf.
PASSENGERS by this route leave Richmond at 4:3O
4. NJ. and breakfast Petersburg at q. reach Nor
IL NJ, allowing ample tune Tor all preilm inary room
afrangements and SALT Wal Err BATH before
dinner.
Passengers by this route nave the privilege of re-
manning over IN Norfolk and going 70 Old Point or
Hampton in the afternoon by the same boat next
Passengers RETURNING from Old Point ann
hampton, leave Old Point at SIS A. NJ. and HaHp-
ton AZ 7:45 A. NJ; IN each ease after the regular
breakfast, reach Norfolk at 10; leave Norfolk at
at 5:A5 L. NJ. IN time to connect with the trans
A BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
WILLIAM MALONE,
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DROWN ~ MctLELLANB,
ID COM NJ iSSiON MERCHANTS.

d COMMISSION MERCHANTs,
We, the upde rsigned have this day entered into
M 4 F the o ga FR e 81 S
SlNESS; under the name and style of BROWN
Fersilizers and erohandze oiee next i door to
D'ans' H0'S'n 'a AfEx On s sSsj4 s.nA'
j. BRUCE NccLELLAND.
J. "eF fsi1s 10 M Co. br J. ntts ce
Of ssst OF h FIN d It K Mi aa
Edgar Whitehead of Lynchhurg: Col S. n D.
Reid and Z; 5 ,iutwller :, Of kockb5dse cepnsy;
T. p Thompson, Augusta county; Jno. Thompson,
Jr.. Amherst county. id Jim
ME HAVE THIS DAY associated curse ives
w together under the cts le of LYLE FOSTER &
Mission. GRocE cry and La TOR ' BUSiNEEss.
al No g Gary street doors below !th street; and
respectfully soiicit consg nments of Merchand re,
''''''' . '''' ID % anu ''' iTLE FosfHR, En- &C.
i.ate with Elicit L Drewrv.)
Richmond, Jan. I'd, 1860. ias-Im
NIOTlCE.-LOUIS C. GILLESPIE Is thus day
style s and Fm Of Pj No C. shAF Pst sn's the
JNO. c. SHAFER.
Richmond. Jan. 2, 1862 3-Iu
~ M0RRIss is this day dissoiset BY mutual con
sent. +. w RODnEY,
January ID. 1860. X. G. MORRiSS,
Co-Partn-rsh;p.-The unde rsgned have this
day entered into partnership? under the sty lie
Of RoDDEY q STROTHER. for the purpose Of
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Jany 3 1860. (ja 2-diml r. II. STROTHER.
CHIP Il IL y + L X A GE.
The undersigned have this day formed co.
partne rshp under the style of NJ kLSPAUGH 4
RtAD. Tor the purpose of conducting the SHIP
BROKERAGE BUSINESS, and respectfully so
lcit the patronage Of their iriends and the public.
4. MILLSPAUGH,
JAMES g. READ,
Cary and 18th sts., near the Dock.
Richmond. Jan. !, $3.50 ja2-lmr
DlSSOLUTlON CO.
- The firm of cambridge 4 HART is this
day dissolved. +. B. HART retiring from the bust
ness Either partner IS authorized to use the name
of the firm in settling up.
WM. 6. cambridge,
Dec. '3ist, 1859. FRANCIS Il. HART.
On retiring from the GROCERY and COM
MISSION BUSINESS, | return my grateful
thanks to my friends and the public for the aersl
share of patronage bestowed us, and take tn q
opportunlty IN recommend NV late partner, w q
cambridge. to you. who will continue the BUSH
ness. As one worthy OF yonI confidence and sup
port FRANCIS B. HART
January I'd, 1860.
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Having sold interest in the concern OF
JOHNSON 4 TRU RI beg leave, in retir-
Ing from the lite concern, Ia thank my friends for
the liberal patronage extended To us, and hope
they Will continue to patr0niZe the n W house
in i4-2la ARMtSrEAU NJ lL.LER.
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CHEESE AND CANDLES 10 boxes prime
~ Cutting Cheese; SO boxes and half boxes Ada
Mantinc Candies, Of best brands: ON eansiEnMent,
for sais By b, H.56klNk1R i GO,
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Passengers breakfast and sup at Ashland and dine
on boa rd the comfortable steamer between Acsu,a
Creek and Washington.
Re- For further Information, apply at this office,
Broad street. Shockue Hill.
JAS. 3. WINSTON, Gent Ticket Ag't.
SAv'I. RurU. Sup't.
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IN bO0TS AND smOtsM,,..

- have been for some t,r,s and e.
sqrrd work TO order. and havins a. /, aasiAs =,
ufacsuring establishment. We ba na' led %, ~
ives x; ~ ssrss 9hi s~sso1s,s and toe
making business We also ,noL.f boot ", q
i"r cavalry purposes; Welinsion 80 oder H..
Boots; piain stitched and ehaaa.i "a asia :
s 80 nlss a2 Bnas a and s sna. sGs %
We will undertake 10 make VIZ %.rff fst 80
and Sly ie worn both in a., coT,t' " 'vsry gs.,
MARCUS Harris : hss,.a,e
n Nvx1n, Next 10 the ATaencsaD sss.
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q, B !: . rs AND shOEs--GREAr .

vREptCTiON IN PRGcEs.OEHHnnEt u
- BELLE, Broad street tetxcea q ~
keeps large stock Of Ladies. Geq,lssSS,,t.st 1
Servants wear constant, on hand ana .rts L
body in Richmond to compete with bt,n sss'' &
A. he manufactures 10 order. and an. 10 % Il
himself Toe l4-lyl CHARIFs hu,ss,., q
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{ From Rer. Taot7ns BiaCnfd. !
RRheulnatisEl.
r H EU Nj ATISM-

JOHN w. GARLIcK.
Manufacturer and sole Proprietor.
Richmond, Va.
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a Card.--I take this opportunity ofreturung my
sincere thanks to nay OLD friends and patrons fer
tin alti0n Of the to the new concern
ia 3-dlm& cw3n s. s. SAM Ell.
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EtO-PAKTNEESiisp NOTECE.-HaVng ad-
- mltted Mr.. JOS. N. VAUGHAN, of Nottoway
county, Va as partner into our concern, it viii
hereafter be conducted IN the name ard style OF
JOHNSON. TRU EHEART a VAUGHAN.
MIR ARMISTEAp MILL ER ,as no Ionger any
interest in our business. b j. JOHNSON,
BAT. TRCEHEART,
JOS. n. VAUGHAN.
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Law AND MEDICAL CARDS.

ACAKD.-.T The undersigned have this
BE- day formed co-partnarshIp IN the prac-
tee of MEDICINE and SURGERY
''oo "a ~ F. H. DIANE.
January 4, 1860. Ed AM ". NEW
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f'O-PAkTNE The subscribers have
- this day formed q co partnership ter the rur-
pose OF carrying on q GENERAL COMMISSION
BUSINESS in the city of Richmond, and have
taken the Office on Shockoe Slip. atciy-occupied by
a. S SAMUEL. They hope, by personal attention to
business, to merit the patronage Of their friends
and the public generally. A. Is. "a UfL,
J. J. WILSON.
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VIRGINIA. CENTK a
LIZA NJ SszES44HEs&s3yl 4 l. ROA D-NEW Ar
80 80 90 "A NOE ~ ENT- ONLY O r

----z---- VIRGINIA CENTRAL
LIZA n asssaEsS5! 4 OAD-NEW AR.
axR ~ We. RANGENENT- ONLY o y +
PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY On and after
MONDAY, the soth of January the Night Tram
The DAY MAIL and PASSENGER Train wlli
leave Richmond Daily. at $50 4 NJ, for Gok-
DONsVILLE. CHARfOTTESV!tLE STAIN
Ton tTNc BU !rE,sap ALbHf N anEf,
PHiA. NEW YORK, and ali parts of .hs ,Wes,
Close CONNECTIONS are made AZ gofnohsv!f
with the Orange and Alexandria Tram goins
North, and NO DETENTION THERE.
Through Tickets can be procured at tie ucxet
office.
TO Lynchhnrg, To New York,
Alexandria, CIneinnah,
Washington, Louisville,
Baltimore, st. LOUIS.
Philadelphia. Chicago.
ard ali importa9t POINTS in the Western E States;
-zz.= RICHMOND AND YORK
sa-sZ EssssS>>--sSs after MONDAY. January q.
1860, the Passenger Trains will depart:
FROM RICHMOND. -
Daily lexeept Sundays at. ...........- Ga A. NJ
Tuesdays and SATURDAYS ut. "a r. Nj.
FEoN WHITE HOUSE. .
Daily Except Sundaysl at. .......-...- T. ~
Tuesday and Saturdays at. Si4 a. NJ
STEAMER BIRD LEAVES NORFOLK
Mondays and Thursdays at .o's 4. M
LEAVES WHITE HOUSE. -
TUESDAYS and Fridays AZ. ................- A. NJ.
(Connecting with cars both Ways
ITrbanna STAGE leaves White House Tuesdays
and Fridays at 8 A. NJ; returning Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
WaIkerton Stage leaves White House Mondays
and Thursdays at A. NJ; return ng same days.
forwarded TUESDAYS and Saturdays.
ia 23-ts THOS. K. SHARP, Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

ACard.-I take this opportunity OF retn nc
my sincere thanks to my old friends ana HatIons
for their Ii heral support. and nope they VIII oon
~ so W VIM. F. PHILIPS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

DsS$O LUTON The concern OF K. F.
~ NORTHERN & CO.. in the Stst ing aud NJ all
carrylns business. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
K. f. NORTHERN is alone authorized to use
the name OF the firm IN WINDING up the business.
K. =. NORTHERN,
K. +. BROADUS.
Richmond, Jan. Is. 1859. ia I9-l0t+
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30

DR. DREW will continue to occupy his omcoon
Main street, opposite the American Hotel.
ia 6-dlw& tjtaw2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30
ERANKLIiN PAPER MILL, -

: RICHMOND, VA.
hkLvIDERE M.AEUFAcTURtNG COMPANY
Keeps constantly IN hand all descriptions OF EN-
vEL0PE. MANILA AND WRAPPING Pa
fER, NEWS AND BOOK PAPER, Of all quail
paid for Rags.
oc Idly GEO. WHITFIELD D. Pfes't,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-30
DAVID ]. SAUNDERS.
!anuarf /. 1860. DAVID J. SAUNDERS, Jr.

nsSs0EUTION.-Th concern OF WILSON x
- B0SUER is this day dissolved by mutual cen
sent. The name OF the firm will he used by either
partner winding up the business OF the concern.
JOHN J. WILSON,
CHAS. NJ. BOSHER.
pJruuovD Ian 1874
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-08-30
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