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LEGRA-AIS-
Per Magnetic Telegraph Lines Office No. 1879 Main Sfee1
CONGRESSIONAL.


WAsHrNsros Jan. l2.-Sendte-Mr. Davis introduced
bill for the better organization of the army.
Many Executive communications referred TO APP
propriate committees.
Mr. Pnsh concluded his speech in reply to Mr. Iverson
Messrs> Davis Clay Green and Others continued the
debate orr the soundness of the Douglas Democracy.
Mr. Douglas said hs views relative TO slavery IN the
territories of twelve years standing and we're the
sentiments of threeourths of the Democracy IL they
were to be excluded from the party there would not be
enough left elect candidate for President His views
had undergone no change. He had been eleven times
chosen Chairman Of the Committee on Territories.
The Senate adjourned till Monday.
Honss.-Mr Sherman asked Mr. Houston if certain
remarks made by the latter intended personal
or political reflection
The response satisfactory.
Mr. Sherman said he had steadily refused to make any
explanation relative TO his endorsement OF the Helper
book and should continue to do so while Mr.. Clarke 8
resolution pending.
Mr. Clarke said he did not intend his resolution
personal reflection, but would not withdraw it.
An effort was here made to induce Mr.. Clark to with
draw his resolution and substitute the following which
had been prepared by the representatives Of all parties
except the Republican,
Whereas agitation of the slavery question is produc-
tive of 10 good but of evil the whole country and it,
discussion ought to be discontinued by all parties; there
fore,
Resolved That no man who has recommended, or
who insists upon and does not dsavow the doctrines
pressed in the extrat read from Helpers book and who
is not opposed further agitation Of the slavery qnes-
ton, isn't to be Speaker
Mr. Clark was surprised that his friends had prepared
this resoluon without consulting him, and refused to
withdrs,S the previous one
Mr. .askius energetcaly replying 10 what he con-
sdered unjust and unkind remark by Mr. Clarke when
psto+ell from his person to the floor. For several
minutesthe House fearful scene Of connection,
membel' rushed up, under the belief that the ps
to Intended TO he used with deadly intent and at
one time a general conflict feared. The Sergeant
alarms being called in and the disorder quoted, Mr.
Haskns explained lie said he lived in dangerous
ton of he city, and yesterday armed himself to protect
his persd at night, the way thither The falling OF
the weapon simply the result of accident.
Mr. Clarke apologsed for the offensive remarks made
by him, and soon after the House adjourned
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RICHMOND AGENCY
OF THE
NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY, LONDON.
HEAD OFFICE|,
LONDON EDIyBURGH ABERDEES, GLASGOW,
PHILADELPHI4
Capital ............. S6,29S, 10000.
ESTABLISHED IN 1896.
SECURITY TO p LIoY HOLDERS.

SECURITY TO p LIOY HOLDERS.
TE1S old responsible Company nsures against loss or dam
aye by Fire description Of property, and oilers
To Merchants others desiring Insurance. the security OF an
ua Capi,a the whole Of which, and for la
bits beyond Shareholders individually response,
even TO the eXtet entire fortunes The Shareholders
her about thousand and large portion OF these are per
sons great wealth. ample provisions exist for meeting
every possible claim against the Company.
sUBJECT TO TAX LAWS or THE UNITED STATES.
In anponng Agent the United States the Company has
him appear and accept action legal
eenv Instituted against by said Company, In the
ner as Company Corporation Company established
by the laws nted States Of the several States
PROVISION FOR PAYMENT OF LOSSES IN THE UNITED
STATES.
sPyc PERMANENT FUSD las DISPOSAL
THE A6ESr PHILADELPHIA KNABLE Hin ADJUST
Ly PA. ALL Losses WITHOUT REFERENCE TO LoSD0S.
LIBERAL TO THE INSURED.
The uniform the Company has always been liberal
one Policy Holders No just claim has ever been disputed
and prop Of losses standing rule During tn past
year exceeding $4,000 paid Losses paid
the amount is ascertaned.
ANNUAL INCOME.
The income Of the Company about 100000 increasing
each year. showing that has the confidence Of the diff
ferent communities In which business Is done.
RATE OF PREMIUM
The Rate Of Premium will be modera and In all will
based upon the the occupant and the merits
Of the risk The conditions Of Insurance framed with the great
est Iberaity COOKE 4 CLOSE, Agents,
Office on i4h Street, In
nasp inf xrha Hnta 81
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SALE GOoCHLAND.

sell publicly, my residence mile from Dover M
on River Canal and 20 miles from Richmond on
the February II fair Otherwise the fair day
pershabe property consisting In part OF about twenty
and mules all fine two brood with foa by
Tconderoga J one my race marc thorough blood colt
from her. by Red ky said by judges TO be superior colt three
or Black Hawk Morgan thoroughly broke and
superb STYLE single double harness making quick tine
without any training large number Of booded cattle among
them ye mich COWS several pairs OF oxen well broke and
Of great suitable lumber gtters aud quarry hayns
being shod splendid young Durham Bu
selected by myself September Of the finest nd
st herds lvaria several bull calves OF Ayrshire and
Durham breds six eight beef cattle My flock fseep
boodthe dropping twin lambs which sold last
Spring the Richmond butcher markt readily for six dollars
per head months odone large young buck and
al mutton sheep og-a quantity fat pork, seed
shuck and blade fodder Plantation tools
every kndw6gons carts sc two bugees one new and ee
g,u with shaft a. pole and double harness. hand
some and ukey and harness. wheat drill hay
and reaper good working order House furniture and many
other things u thought oE
for all Of $40 and under above that, cred
Of six months. bond required With ample security.
Athe same time will be hired between 80 and 30 negroe
ts,s c,Is r. WOOD
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IMPORTANT CASE DEcIDED.-The Supreme Court a,
Appeals has affirmed the judgment of the Circuit COvr
of Richmond in the test suit Of Crenshaw & Co. va D
Delaplane Inspector of four for this city This was an A.
ton ofrover for the recovery of the value Of draft aou,
retained by the Inspector subsequent 22d Feb lisa
az which time Messrs Crershaw Co., and other city nil
lers severaly notified the Inspector that they 1osB
thereafter claim the draft -four taken by him in the p
cess Of inspection The average amount of -four dnvn
from each barrel is about eight ounces which the Insp
tor has continued 10 retain perquiste OF Office With,
out the sanction of law, but in accordance with lobg
established practice The amount involved in the SUI
Just decided does exceed g., 500 but suits Of sn
lar character pending against the defenden and .
they will now be decided in accordance with the prec
dent he will ultimately be required to indemnify the sev
erll plaintiffs amount which will probably exceed
S25, 900, in, ludng interest.
TIE cou4 sci for Mr. Delapane were Messrs. William ,
oynes james Lyons and Vim. Green for Messrs Crep
shaw Col, Messrs VIM. W. Crump, James 4. Crenshas
A. r. Holiday and &. w. Randolph.
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TnE RICHEST WOMAN Is ENGLAND ELOPEs WITH HER
FoorMAN-The London correspondent of the Manchester
Gsadian gives the following information in regard to
the eopemept of Mrs. j. IL. Quincy with her footman
"The lady in question the daughter OF the late
Richard Quincy by whom she had fortune OF nearly
e2j 900 year. absolutely secured to herself She was
considered the richest married woman in England. All
this fortune she is free to dispose OF as she kes-n
enriching If she chooses the fortunate hunkey whom
she has chosen for the partner of her flight Her injured
husband has already taken the first steps for obtaining
divorce but such is the pressure Of divorce business be-
fore Mr. Justice Cesswes Court that his solicitor has
been iniormedI told that fourteen months are likely
to elapse before the can be brought to issue
Meanwhile the affair is great blow to the large and
respectable Quincy conneetion-so well and widely
known for its phanthropc activity well as its wealth.
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CITY ITEMS.

MILITARY coSvErIos.-At an adjourned me.,;,.
this body on wednesday night, several section. ~
report Of the committee business were ado,,sd :
lst Recommending the establishment Of an A.. W.:
Generals department. aud prescribing bis assist.n;'
ties I'd. Qarter-Masters and Commi.sary', d,' w
ment etc. 3d. Inspector Generals department .'
9Th Medical department, under direction Of sa,,.s'
General 9Th Paymis:er's department. 7tb Re-
ing Moi Generals TO make at least four regimen,,i
views every year, and Brig. Generals two revews a..
Authorizing general officers 10 call out the militia
The 4th section recommending Ordinance ds,,..
ment with Chief of Ordinance with large .alarv
opposed by Capt Dimmock, and advocated BY Cen
Talaferro. The Convention rejected the propOsito0
ayes 49, noe, 40.
The section recommending that Brigade Inspecto,. /,
paid $40 per day when duty discussed At co.,
derable length some contending that the Office .,'
superfuity, and others that il indispensable &c.
of the speakers argned that the Office needless -
den upon the State Treasury Others that the Coope ~
regiments ought 10 be competent and willing to disch.,s
the same duties; and Others that tie Brigade Inste,
was the vaIizng feature Of the militia system, etc 81,
The report Of the committee this branch Of the al
iect was finally adopted and the Convention adourD4
until Thursday night, at l-2 o'clock.
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ame.t.u- Of Juc Wings of Pulaski county at the
co- house on Thursday the 9th sd1y OF January 1900
ON a1on. Joseph Cio,J Was appp9uted Chairman, and
NJ Wilson Secretary
uu motion,
EssoleG Taat the Chairman appoint twenty delegates
TO meet i'm convention in Richmond the 22d day OF Feb
rU .rv next.
The following gentlemen were appointed;
.I7sp d. Howe. Thomas Page. Il F. Visor, James N.
Crockett David McUayoch Crockett l. Jordan Hamilton
St,,rs. John b. Baskerville, John C. Darst James a
Miller, William Miller ST., Philip l.. Wool"ine, Harvey
A jameson. Aueu,,in Bgbee, Dexter y Snow, John H.
C.rI. Ir Juo r. Witbers, Doctor Stearns, William g.
Carlton aud John Wyglt, 81.
On motion the Chairman and Secretary were added
E.ssf,,L That the editor of the Richmond Wing be
requested 10 publish these proceedings.
g.so'rtl, That this meeting now adjourn;
JOSEPH CLOYD, Chm.
W,r WILSON Sec'y
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Tue london IuN15, in a leader upon the execution d
John Brown expresses its contempt for his hackers aud
closes as follows
The result viii be to strengthen the South by the adj
L.iou of the floating mass OF opinion which in every
country lies between Two extremes. Whatever may be
the future of the negro race, no one in his senses be-
E,ys It's regeneration can be effected 10y melting it 20
murder planters aud r,ish white women, and u any man
chose. 20 head am outbreak OF this kind he must expect
LOO meet "a fate which rght-;huLing will not glory
With crown Of martyrtom.
We hope the Brown ynrdizers at the North will put
the foregoing paragraph in their pipes and smoke h at
.ber Ieisure-for they have received stunning blow
t-oai a direction they ltJie contemplated.
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ATrRAcTyE ENTERTAINMENT We trust that our re,.
ders will not overlook the fact that novel and We a
prehend az exceedingly interesting entertainment will
take place TO night the Hall Of the Mechanics lost,
tute The programme is presented in full in another
column. Dr. De Beerski, the gentleman who has prO.
iccted this eu;ertanwent IS q skul artist, residing
in Richmond He ia a native OF Russia and fanii,,
with the manners and of his people will be able
to illustrate them by faithful portraitures in presenting
which he will be assisted by his accomplished wife -
The lecture which he proposes to deliver will be epet.
With useful information. The proceeds Of the entertain
ment are to be appropriated for the benefit OF the poor
of Richmond and this consideration ought Of itself to
induce our citizens TO attend.
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MARRIED..

BY the Rev Cyrus Dogge Dec %, Mr. WILLIAM RAREY,
gloucester county Mss REBECCA r. RoANE Of King and
Queen.
Iy the same Thursday morning. Dec 49, hr ALEXANDER
iO8G the University Of Virginia. 70 Mss ELIZA BUChNhh
COOKE Of Gloucester county
ON the 9th ut Elder Geo W. Tce JOHN w. BULLOCK TO
Miss MARTHA sAUN oERs all Of Caroline CO., Va
At Falkland the residence OF Mr. Thomas Rxey on Thurs
day the 2ph u by the william O. Lauck, Mr. THOMAS
JOHNSON Pauquer, to Miss FANNIE WALDEN Of OupeP-
erc
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SEGAR INrORrISG IIorSEDirect trade, intercourse with
Southern cities and home manufacture of supplies I
properly absorbing considerations with people at this
time Daily evidences given that Richmond is stead.
y advancing in those branches OF commerce. nes
Segar Importing House has been opened at the Of
Cary and Virginia streets by Louis SIEBERT Co.. whose
object is build up large trade in segars suitable for
the Southern markets, not only by importing, but by
manufacturing extensively They have also for sale By
wholesale the celebrated Msrschd pipe which is gea.
favore with many who have tried IL. We trust the IF.
forts of this concern may be successful and that may
thus by degrees become independent and selfreyng
community in all departments of trade.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-13

RELIEF ESrERrAISMENT.-A ball and dramatic er.ter-
tanment took place Wednesday night at the Monticello
House over Steinens lager beer saloon Broad street
1t was Simultaneous with Others in cities IN The
Union and designed for the relief of the family Of
w. r. Rothdcker, late editor Of the Turn ZsitlHg, 4
German paper published in Baltimore. Herr Rohacker
political refugee from oppression in his native
country and was esteemed a man of talents. Having
established the Zeig by the aid of friends, he was
abled to maintain his family but by his DEATH they
left in circumstances of great peclniary embarrassment
The entertainment well patronized
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cory.
limited pARTNERs SHIP

TYyE subscribers JOSEPH PANNILL dent Of the CITY Of
Richmond and THOMAS BRUCE resident Of the county Of
Halifax, Virginia, have this day formed LIMITED
PARTNERSHIP under the style and firm Of ~ PANNIL " for
purpose conducting Commsson business" in the y Of
Richmond Virginia, continue until the first day Of Iauary
Qs6n D. eight hundred and sxtyour. JOSEPH
PANNILL GENERAL THOMAS BRUCE is
such has this day contributed TO the capital stock Of
Arm thousand dollars (sOOOO) Witness
hand and seals this Sd day Of January, 1850
PANNILL, (seal)
THOMAS BRUCE, (3eal)
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People of Virginia and all the Southern States, we In
woke your serious attention these facts, and call upon
YOU to visit with your indignation your actous Demo
cratic Representatives in the present Congress
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BALTIMORE Jan. 2Flour $685. Wheat frmvhite $i.3C
90 e sol 80 Corn acvewite 700 - yellow Z.
$50 Provisions que-Mess Pork s6 $50 30. Prime tO a
II. Bacon sides9R. Whisky 25h cts,
~Elw YORK, Jan l2sooks l,wer-ylrgins 6s SIN. Cotton
Qaet and firm Flour advanced 80 ctsSouihern s5IGja
Wheat firm Corn hgherneW ga Spts Turpenne
dy. Rlsin steady iG0 Rice quiet. Pork dull
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIp.

TUJHE concern ofJ c. PANNLL dissolved 3st Dee.
1859 by mutual consent CIIAS PANNL retiring The book
md accounts have been transferred JOS n
notice j. PANNILL,
G. PANNILL.
RICHMOND Jan. 50, 1860
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

MONTGOMERY, Jan. l2.-Last evening the Committee
of Organization made Lyon the permanent President and
Henry D. Smith and others Vice Presidents. Mr. Lyon
made strong Southern rights speech. Mr.. Ysncy made
great speech before the Committee Credentials
It IS believed the Southern Rights wing of the party
will control the Convention.
Other speeches were made by Messrs. Hiliiard and
Scott.
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To CURE DYSPEPSIA, has long been "consummaiioi
divoutly to bt wished" By the Physician and the pae
The Gu ei ected by the Oxygeuated Bitters, shoai
satisfy both classes that under Whatsoever Of ia Pro
an forms this disease appears it readily suceumbs to '
remedy.
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a|~TO TIE VOTERS OF LOUISA
49, COUNTY, a Candidate for the Office OF sIIE2
IFF, ana would be glad TO get your votes.
jslI-clm BICK. l.. JOHNSON.
NTANTED.-One Female and Male Teachers to take
w charge schools In King George County, Va the present
In addition the English branches, the lady
be qualified 10 teach Music Satisfactory evidence Of qualifications
will required. For further particulars address
WILLIAM 2. BROWN,
jaf-cit King George @. H., Va
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New YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP CovPANY-W
requested to call the attention Of the public to Tx
advertisements of the agents of this ine in our columns
of to-day
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DEATH.
MARINE

PmLADuPHIA Jan. l2.-Wilam F. Boone, United
States District Judge for New Mexico died here at noon
to-day.
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SOCIETy MEETING-THE LAWRENCE SUFFER-

SOCIETY MEETlNG-THE LAWRENCE SUFFERERS.
BosToy Jan. l2th.-The New England Society of Man
ufactures and Mechanics Arts yesterday IL was
solved % dispense with the annual dinner and approp
the money for the relief of the Lawrence sufferers.
The members, individually, made up purse of $4,000
on the spot The same feeling peryades the city-pri-
vate subscriptions already reaching 100000
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-13

THE SOUTHERN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION will meet at TIE
City Hall tonight to consider the important questions
respecting the city tax upon money, Merchants MAN.
facturers aud Insurance Companies Also, TO cOni5d
what action the Association will take respecting Mr. Men
minger the South Carolina Commissioner.
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THE LAWRENCE CALAMITY.

LAWRENCE, Jan I2.-Most of the dead recOg
nzed at the City Hall, to-day, and removed by their
friends. Others that manged TO render il
impossible to recognize them, put in boxes. Let
ters and dispatches constantly received from the
friends of the employees enquirng after their fate. The
TreasureI-o of the Pacific Manufacturing Company has
contributed $4,000 for providing the necessary comforts
for the shderers. large number Of physicians in
active attendance upon the wounded. The Coroner
inquest commenced this morning
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-13

To CoNsuNrRs OF I've call your attention to the
advertisement of Messrs Gooch Echols agents for The
Virginia Burning and Lubricating Coal 0s-manufsc.
tured by the Great Kanawha coal and iron company
This is a SAFE cheap and superior Illuminating ma,ea
manufactured in Virginia, by Vrgnians, and shoadhaw
An extensive sale
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NORFOLK, Jan. 1.-THE brig Romeo, twenty days
from Turks Island has arrived with a cargo of salt =
There a full supply at the Island one two yes
,es were there.
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J PANNILL, (seal.)
THOMAS BRUCE, (2eal.)


RICHMOND STATE VIRGINIA, To wit l. r. NJ b.
Justice In the City Of Richmond do hereby certify
that Joseph Pann general partner named in the writing
heretofore annexed bearing January 3D. 1860
oath the stated In the said writing conbu
ted the Especial partner has been actually paid In by him In
cash,
Given under my hand this Sd day OF January, 1850
ja4-2m r. NJ BURT0S, j. P.
Jos PASsnI, Of Richmond, BRUCE, OF Hal[{x Va,
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TnEATRE-"The Enchantress" is eIertng a wonder
full influence the paygoers of this city. On Thus
day night, the Theatre was filed to overloNing and
many persons were turned away unable obtain adm
sion. The opera will be repeated tonight, and VII
doubtless draw another large crowd.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-13

HARpwARE-Snce our friends, Messrs. Van Lew.
Taylor Co. have removed to their present store, on
Main Street. Locust Alley, they have enlarged their
stock OF Hardware and present complete and
lied assortment OF all articles pertaining to their branch
of business This establishment, is, by SUCCESSION, Que
of the odes. in the city, and has always enjoyed the
confidence Of the trading community. walk through
their store will assure the visitor of their ability 10 sup
ply the wants OF purchasers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-13

NAYoRs CoURr.-Robert Reid, charged with feou.
ously assauling George Harvey, renanded to jail.
The day previous the Mayor accepted bail in the Of
81 OOO for single day only thar he might examine toe
law applicable to the case. Having satisfied himself be
retracted the admission to bail aud committed the
cu1ed to prison.
Several other cases, all of trivial character, were
yestigated and disposed of.
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SPECEAL NOTICE.-Untll further notice, .lfTf1,
- the YORKTOWN, Capt Parrish, will leave New .Ssl1.
York for Richmond every Saturday, at 8 p NJ.
And the JAMESTOWN Capt skinner every Wednesday at B.
p NJ
Returning they will leave Richmond every
day and Friday NJ touching Norfolk and City Point 60
,,,tS LTDLAM WATSON