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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-18

T1AE BEST COUGH SYRUP
The hest COUCH SYRUP in tho World
WILD CHERRY.
This article is prepared by chemist, and - pro,
T, e e az Ss;sgISsSss!sstiIoR fPs coHSHs SS8StER9s s,
SORE ShREHH Hk;oa s IRON x K ccSSit.ps, and : es. ven,
two Of that lion ofdiseases, CONSUMPTION.
Persons who sing should use it. It il pleasant to
the taste. sOte ms, clears and !trengthens the voice,
allays all irritation Of the throat and lungs. and
prevents taking cold. f es
"a. Bottles q and 50 cents and q.
as. T. ks;A Hs1 I'll n R'iSa Hk nPf shsH 0f PIf Els.
They remove all bile and colds from the system.-
Twenty five cents q box. Sold by all Druggists in
Richmond. ftE Sc 16-6m
4 VIRGINIA. REMEDY.-MRS. DAVIS
n COUGH ELIXIR, one Of the best known reme-
dies for COUGHS and COLDS, has been in use in
Richmond and its vicinity for the past fifteen or
twenty years, and has always proved eficacious in
Coughs and Gods. The 1OlloMing certificate was
voluntarily givei by Roy. Mr.. Wiles in 1854:
BewLINs GREEN, CAR?LIkE, March q, 1854.
purchashedo Of you, has acted like q charnfupon my
little daughter, when she had the WhOoping Cough
very bad. / have used it also in cases OF Colds, At
tended with severe coughing, and in every case the
same happy results have been produced. l regard
this preparation - an excellent medicine, and in
my Judgment NO family ought to be without il.
P.c: !as, e e: r. ec =; Church, South. on the Caroline
For sale By Mr.. A. b. DAVIS, Fisher 1 Winston,
MilIspaugh 4 Johnston, J; ". Gariick, y, J. Pioot,
A. Bodeker and Chas. d. Yale, Richmond.
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n .NOTlCE TO CHANGERS vISIi
hriiy call ibs sttestior Ar . .tr.r mcss respect
visltins R'shnona: to call and EXAMINE our 3.
settpsnt of B04s1s SH0EsL TRUNKS, Vi.
a. they viii End : large as4orlmept 70 select fr"rs'
No III Main AZ. Riah~..1 ~ %
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Nz no. 1,., ,s:.,x.s E IEI 81 TaE t HAyya.
ffRkEfNca H SOFT HAfs. !. H Tss SaR RHti d.
ZOUAVE, VICTOR EMANUEL. and asplenda
assortment Of YOUNG GENTS FINE cloth
GAPS. Also, BOYS DRESS HATS and CAPS,
in vveqt w vi0tV.
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: MEMS RUBBER BOOTS.-For Ditch.
ing there cannot be any Boot made equh 70
them. A man may stand all day In the ditch
and I've dry with them, and last TWICE ~ lonI, -
Leather Boots. WIN. WALSH.
l. We have now ON HAND a large assortment Vt
TRUNKS. Of every description. both suitable t.f
ladies. or gentlemen. Also, VAL1SEs, CARPET
BAGS. Ac., to which We most respectfully call the
attention OF all in want, as they will fe sold low.
ALEX. HILL L 0 IL Nam q.
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THE TUMSTALL HOUSE.
L CRAGHEAD STREET,
- DANvH1LH, VIRGINIA.
With new Furniture, and newly repsifed, ~ ~
sure visitors that no efforts will b spared to DromO1o
their comfort, and We respectfully solicit . trial.
Tho TUNSTALL HOUSE il also the STAGE
OFFICE. and our Omnibusses will always be IN
tsu-,,a WI . TAAhk6 ir'''f''s'''.
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!. OFFICE r. 4 D. r. R..l
RicHMOND, Oct. q. 1850.
|ERN Mail. ROIITE-Rv n

w R@hs . OFFICE H. & y. i. XIX s.
HEX 'sSS Isl t III Est.
e ERN MAIL RoUTE.5By 2
and psnvilIe, souti..sids. vsss;a'a and Tsnnsssse,
East Tennessee and Virginia. East Tenneseee and
have entered into an agreement to pass Negro
Children under three year, OF age, FREE, over their
respective roads. to take effect on and aitsr Novem-
To persons trading in Negroes, and others, tins
route offer: ADVANTAGES unsurpassed BY Any other.
= For further Particulars, apply at the Ticket Ot-
ace, Richmond and DanTlle RHil56Sd, Richmend.
@ ap6aYSSTT z i h zSEH S.P
al ofshs aooys.me ssas 'ssi plsss:, u Sii ind ; Il. sae e
E Etiak HSp ff PEP ERhkHkukkSg8Ykk4Gi r rfs ssf koa Ri
81 Sssa s,' /. S'ss :nS ss' TaRS6 ail'! ffSS SfG3ssr' .ii
For IN Norfolk; s.:so oi;s g. s0a'.ss s.s
For Old Point or Hampton. return tickets if
the round trip good within Is days first -.
Second do. do. i1
Straight tickets; FIRST eIa:: Sc
These fsres embrace the Steamboat charge from
NssfSlk 70 2, pa , pc,.t; sas ps s.ss cover .s al s s.psass
upon se@i sSs ? s,ssmsr =. NoficIfs. 'n' ,'o" 'n' S'''
n necsio1 With Hh' the Norfolk FdI1 and Fssssr.b%rg Railroad.
I0ere Is no doIaN or Inconvenience IN THIS Cn60g0s
Passengers step from the Cars upon thd6tenmer'
wharf. - So
A. NJ, and breakfast IN Petersburg at 6, reach Nor
folk at l0h, and land at Old Point or Hampton at
IL NJ, allowing ample time for oil Rreliminary room
arrangements and a SALT WATER BATH before
dinner. su
Passengers by this gcpte have tho privilege Of re-
manning ever in Norfolk and COINS to- Old Point o.
Hampton in the afternoon or by the same boat next
day.
Hampton, leave Old Point at Els A. NJ, and Hamp-
ton at 7:45 A. NJ, lin each case after the regular
r. NJ; arrive in Petersburg at An, and In Richmond
at 5:46 p. NJ, in time to connect with the trains
going on west same evening" -
IA BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
t. MALONE,
Engineer and Sup't N. l. p. r. r.
C0x'sLINE.7sTIh:epl only Eska!arli1s E,RIEIGNT
three times 4 week. TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS.
Boat TEMPEST, Capt. JonN DcsAIp.
Boat JAS. ]. IRBY, Capt. VIZ. r. WOODsoN.g
Boat MERCHANT, Capt. GRO. g. LAYNH.
Boat BRISTOL, Capt. CHAs. ]. JOHNSON. .
Boat OLIVIA Cart. JNO. A. Johnson. ~ tHA
Boat ELLA SCOTT, Capt. WI. CLEvHLAND. y
These Boats are all OF the first GLASS, and oona-
manded by careful and experienced Captains, and
leave promptly asadvertlsed. The Subscriber Thank
full for past favOrs 30 hberaly bestowed, for the yaSt
three years, hsss . contil3snce Of the same.
At the Shed. Dock st.. in rear Of old 0as WORKS.
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MY OWN ELOyRD wIFK-I thank God you
have At last feiented for your unkind treat.
ncat 70 NJ. Oh! Titty, II You only knew the
missery-the real m~issery-you have caused
ma. you would Indeed rsproach yourself for it.
! will come 70 you the instant / nave your
mothers sanction TO do 20. / love you, dear.
est one, more dearly, more dsvoutiy than ever ];
~ my hands rather than you should ever
want. Nay God bless you Ter the letter You
A4ve this Day written M; and may H teach
ne how y Hssase and comfort you, dsarest
6osband. HU0u RoWTrv
aP.A-D0 not laugh at this letter. Inn
moved Nth delight a. the tdsA o. seeing those
lasUs Eyes once more. Ons naser knoWs how
to value . thing tlil 0ae loses IL aad noW i
know Titletie's real valns. . II. 4.
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ii - JU2TNkCEIVEO onothe, 49,
80 Ladies' and Chfidrsn's BoctS ~ SRly II
81 - test quality, and selling At low Sr,c". ea"ss.
Brood street. ,1RVtF g. HEI,I.EH - i0
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ID sL Ik sslIs Z 3iklSBiS'k 1e;iTsft s. q w All
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gxxxv TRUNKS. TRUNkS...Now IN store
@uXthe largest and most beautiful assortnez.
~eAEA1O Travelling and Packing Trunks | ever
WN. WALSH.
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SLATE ROOFING.
JOHN G.. MCMILLAN,
Who has had twenty five years experiences in the
business. 10 prepared to put on SLATE ROOFS O.
every description, and with the best materials, at
short notice. Specimens of his work can be scen
on application. and orders left at his Office, ON Main
street, near 9th, or at the Office Of ALBERT L.
WEsL.. Architect, GOddin's Hall, will be promptly
attended tn. M lR--1ms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-18

DARkS e. MINER.
L Wholesale GROCERS. AND PROVISION
DEALERS. NJ
18th STREET, WALLACE Sons OIL srAND,)
Offer to the trade on reasonable terms,
10 hhds. new Bacon HAMS.
Is hhds. new Breast, Shoulder and Side BA-
ss CON. stFef-
10 bbls. Mess PORK.
s bbls. Baltimore Coined BEEF. s.
IL bbls. bakers BUTTER.
Al bbls. new No. l LARD.
g kegs extra Goshen and Glades BUTTER.
Is boxes + ID and Pine Apple CHEESE.
IS boxes Sperm and Tallow CANDLES.
lO0 boxes Toilet and Brown SOAP.
81 bbls. Refined SUGAR, all grades.
SPICES, &c.
Atso-5O,0O0 good quality CIGARS.
al. a n n n n n m =
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MY Dearest IT'LL send you as much a. pos
sibbs.r Ifitis not enough, you must ask Mrs.
Barratt what yon are to do. Say, sNy hus-
baAdG has . . mistake. As he thinks I have
could lend me f3 or "a till tomorrow on nv
rifle, a. Lady Langford 10 very i'll, 20 l must
q. aad cannot wait any more.". Mn. BaYratt
will volunteer, most likely. Yours, most AZ
f~ecti0nately. H. ROwLxY.
Come by the five minutes past nine train
Monday morniug. You Will then arrive hers
about seven, In time to 60 on to your mother,
- this isin your way. Adieu!
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- GENTLEMEN.-Ws have Just rec an
sad opened anothcI case Of Ladies and Cent?
mems Caters and Boots. imported direct by "s
fscture Of Ladies' and Gentlsmen's Ga,tsss. ARR SN,.
and Shes, Of every dsect,ptl9n. and Of aosi,,, a. =
superior " any made q the North, '@
~ ALEXANDER HILL & CO.
Importers aud Manufacturer ~
Boots and 6hoea, No. IA Main strsst
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21
Democratic Central Committee.

The Anti-Lecompton State Central Com
mittes, met. as per adjournment, Thursday
evening. and after passing the following res
olntions, adjourned sine die:
RESOLVED, That the recent RECOMMENDATION of
James Buchanan of his Federal hereses demands
from us that we should renew our adherence to
our old principles, believing as we do that upon
those principles only can our Government be
safely conducted and the union of these States
preserved.
RESOLVED, That we re-afirm the Cincinnati
Platform and the great principles contained there
in and that we declare our nnalterable adher-
ence to the great doctrine Of Popular Sovereign.
ty. as understood aud expounded in 1856
RESOLVED, That we deem it inexpedient to re-
commend the election of delegates to the Charles
ton Convention, but that it is of the greatest i'm
portance to cherish the principles of our party,
and we desire our friends in the different counties
to sustain them at all times and under all circum.
stances, as their wisdom may best suggest.
RESOLVED, That we adjourn, subject to the call
OF the Chairman.
-, A. REDINGTON, Chm.
MARCUS ID. BoRUcK, Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

"JoHN BULL" AND "BRoTnER JoNArHAx, -
The official organs of the English Govern
ment are happy to announce that the dis
pute between that country snd the United
States, is in fair way to be settled. TIL,
mission of Gen. Scott to the Island of Sal
Juan, they say, has had the happiest effect
John Bull, the old bruiser, does not relish
the idea of another tilt with Brother iona.
than. Since their last "set to-" Jonathan
has grown with amazing rapidity. lie was
then nothing more than stripping, of large
growth; now be is a young giant, with the
ambition of Titan. But what of John
Bull? He is the same as ever, only, perhaps
more formidable. If he has good reason to
avoid an encounter with us, we have al 50
good reason to avoid an encounter with him.
A war between him and us, would be NO
paltry one. 1t would be huge and terrific.
Let us rejoice with John Bull, at the rkeli.
hood of the settlement of the dispute be
tween us.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

TECHNOLOGY AND THE BEAUTIFUL-ln his
opening lecture in the University of Edin-
burgh on the I'd of last month, on the subject
Technology as Branch of Liberal study
Professor George Wilson, one OF the most
distinguished philosophers of the day, said
The highest authorities in aesthetics, and
the greatest artists, have ever protested
against sham adornments, ana where they
were not fulfilling purely @sthetie eonceP-
tiOn, have reloiced in clothing with grace the
most homely things. In 50 dong they nave
walked in the way of God. A multtuue,
perhaps a majority, of created things are not
less beautiful than useful The nodding
wheat-stalk, the clusters of the vine grape,
the stately pine, the gnarled oak tree the
granite peak, are rs graceful as they are ser
yiceable ministers to our daily industrial
wants. A multitude of created things
flowers, and birds and gems, and stars-are
to appearance at least, simply beautiful; not
serving our utilitarian necessities, although
it would be folly and impiety to pronounce
them useless. The stamp of ugliness nowhere
comes before us as the index of utility. Ma
ture hastens as it were on all sides, to hide
away and put out of sight what Is nolsome
in any way, or unwecome to the senses
Nay, she does more than conceal offensive
things she changes them, while she uses
them, into forms of beauty. The daisies grow
thickest over the graves of the dead. Inc
battle-felds of Inkermann and Balaklava
have long been distinguished only by the
multitude of the flowers that spangle their
thick grass. Already Solferino is growing
green again, and except that the mulberry
will wear in spring richer foliage and the
silk-worms revel more greedily on their
leaves, you will look in vain for traces OF the
awful slaughter. If human industriahsm
cannot often initiate this divine example, 1t
is want of skill and want of wealth, much
more than want of will that occasions the
failure.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

ROBBED OF Sl,OOO.-A Welchman named
Davis who left Port Wine, Sierra county. a
few days since with about one thousand dol
lars, intending to take the steamer for Paro
ma, took some lethe whiskey at Strawberry
Valley, and awOke fiat broke; and returned
to work at the place that he had left the da,
before, with fond hopes of meeting his rela
tives and friends. A returned Washoian lef
the Columbus House in advance of the stage
and probably took the money. A gentleman
Of this city gives us the above information.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

RUSSIAN OFFICIAL CRITIcs.-A st. Peter
burg correspondent says that one of the Do
lice censors lately struck out of manual Of
chemistry-by the way. the first book Of
the kind printed in Russia-the name Of
prussic acid, alleging as his reason for so do
ing that it was an insult to the Emperor for
so deadly and virulent poison to bear the
name of a country governed by the uncle Of
his Majesty.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21
MARCUS d. BoRucK, Sec'y.

OHiLD BURNED TO DEArH.-At San Juan,
non.eFey county, on Friday last, says the
san Jose Reporter, Mr.. ]. Hildreth left his
infant son sitting on a chair before the fire.
while he slept out Of doors for something
During his absence, the ehild's olotbino
caught fire. and before the flames were sx.
tinguished the poor little fellow was burned
to death.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

FEMALE TELEGRAPHIc OPERAr1oNs.-It il
stated in an exchange that the telegraphic
work of the London Telegraph Company is
to be carried on by means of female employ
ees. Among the women at present in train
ing is deaf and dumb girl. whose progress
is so satisfactory that there is every proba-
bility of her making most efficient tele-
graphist.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

A FOREIGN exchange reports curious SEN
tence which has been passed at Uhscrwalden,
Switzerland. One Melchoir Risi, accused of
disturbing the public order, has been con
demed to months imprisonment, and to a
regular attendance for two years at the
morning and afternoon religious services.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

FRESH PEACHES IN DEoEMBER.-George M.
Miller, of Murphy's Camp, Calaveras county,
sends some peaches to A. P. Smith, Sacra-
meeto, with the following note: 81 send you
some very late peaches, and cions of the
fruit. They were on the tree on the 10Th of
December, and were not quite ripe, as you
will see from the specimens sent"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

In the United States Circuit Court, at New
York on the 18th December, Mahoner, con
fessed judgment to stealing $4,000 from the
Adams Express Company, at Montgomery.
Ala. lie will be tried on a civil suit at
Montgomery, Alabama.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

ATTEMPT TO DIVIDE SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY.
In San Joaquin, petitions are being circu-
lated for division of that county, and the
creation of a new county to be called Moke.
lumne This is but the revival of move
ment which was defeated in the Legislature
last year.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

The San Francisco Mercantile Library As
ISOLATION have been presented with very fine
portraits of Clay and Webster The portrait
of Webster was painted by Mr. Matthews of
New York, and that of Mr.. Clay by Mr.
Fraser, lOf Lexington, Ky. They will be
placed in the reading room of the Associa-
ton.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

A BURLEY fellow, who was being made a
Son of Malta, at New Albany, Indiana, un-
able to "hold his oats" broke from his tor
mentors, knocked the sentinel at the door
sepseless, bolted for coffee house, and
swore he could whip any Son of Malta in
the United States. and that he could whip
any newspaper establishment that told OF
him
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

AN ALrERNAuvE.-Spanish Joe, a noted
vagrant, was ordered by the Recorder of the
city, yesterday, to leave town in twenty -four
hours or go to the chain gang for ninety
days. He will probably make tracks, as he
hates work like "pizen."
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

SAN FRAEoIsoo COUNTY HosPIrAL.-On the
first of January, there were III patients in
the San FrnCisco County Hospital During
the year $50 were admitted. OF these 706
were cured, 9s discharged, by request. and
149 died.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

SHOOTING AFFRAH Souru.-On Saturday,
at the Euriquita mines, a shooting affray oc-
CURED among some MeGicans, in which one Of
them named julius Romero, was severely
wounded. He was taken to San Jose. and is
said to be in very critical condition.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

PLAsrERERs AND PAINTeRs-The building
Committee Of the Presbyterian Church ad-
vertise in another column for sealed propo-
sails for work on the new Presbyterian
Church. Bids will be received up to Thurs
day. January oath. Specifications may be
seen on application to the architect of the
building.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

STRHcHNINE.-A few days since some gen
tlemen were talking about the shooting gal
lery, and person from oroville joined them
jast as one of the party said "They take in
$50 or $40 day at that saloon, and all that
it costs them for powder and lead is about
81 90, swhen the .Orovilian exclaimed
''Great God. is that what you call it here
we call it strycnine up our way"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

COMMISSIONER OF IMMIGRANTs.-In the 10Th
District Court a writ of quo ,carrdnto has
been granted, called for by the Attorney
General, against Thomas G. Richards, citing
him to show upon what grounds and by what
right he hold the Office Of Commissioner of
Immigration.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

ERlosoN's CALoRIc ENGINEs.-Messrs. Og-
den Il Wilson Of San Francisco, have been
appointed the agents for these deservedly
popular machines, for California aud the Pa
cifc coast.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21
j. w. WINTER,
DENITr@T.

S DENTIST
UITSVA Office 30, ID. St, Opposite
L1-I st. Nicholas, marysvtlle.
Teeth inserted on GOLD PLATE, from one to full
SET
CONTINUOUS GUM WORK DONE, PLATINA
BASE which surpasses all other work regards beau
ty and durability.
j. w. w. has practioed Dentistry in this city
ten years. and has received all the first premiums for
continuous gum work. Electricity used In extracting
teeth.
Prices same as those of other good Dentists.
ALL Work WARRANTED. [oc29-my2dp
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

SUDDEN DEATH.-At San Juan, Monterey
county, on Friday morning last, gentleman
named Skidmore, was attacked with fit Of
apoplexy and died almost instantly.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

IT is said that Gerrit Smith will go to Eu-
rope as soon as he shall be sufficiently re-
stored to health to bear an Atlantic voyage
and the fatigue Of travel.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

ARREsTs. - Robert Farris was arrested,
yesterday morning, for shooting pistol in
the street. Mrs. MeCabe was taken into Gus
tody on charge of using abusive language
towards Mr.. MeDonough. The parties live
across the slough.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

MILITARY eOmpanys are drilling in Cuba,
with the intention of offering their services,
TO the Spanish Government, for the war in,
Africa.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

ABour twenty million bushels of oysters
have been taken from the Virginia waters
during the past year.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

FEsrvAL-Wear are requested, by the ladies
of the St Johns Church, to return, in their
behalf, thanks to the many ladies and gentle
men who contributed their aid and services
at and about the festival held in the Water
Works Hall, on Thursday evening. They
will long be remembered with the kindest of
feelings
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

IHE number of Slaves in Kentucky. in
1910, was lo4,sl7 in 1853. 2Os ,65s in 1859
2os,6S5. Increase during the last year
1,076.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

The DRAMA AT VICToRIA.-The celebrated
Chapman family" are delighting Her Maj
esty's subjects at Vancouver with series of
Electrical performances.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

ON the nth inst, at Petaluma, a fire broke
0at In the store Of Carl Rubic, destroying
two hundred dollars worth Of propertv.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21
MARYSvILLE.
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. 2Ist.

THEArER-A crowded house assembled,
last evening, on the occasion of the testimoni-
al offered to the fascinating singer and ac-
tress, Miss Georgia Hodson. Her Count AL
maviva was an exquisitely beautiful rendi-
tion, and her singing in the highest perfection
Of the divine art. The Serenade, "Wake my
dearest" was sung by her with a melody and
compass absolutely enhancing Miss Durand,
as Rosina, was, as she always is, charming
and delightful creature "An old man would
be wooing," as sung by her. was perfectly
delicious. The cavatina, "Tyrant, soon I'll
burst my chains" was delightful piece of
harmony Mr.. Courtaine sustained the role
of Figaro to the satisfaction of the audience,
and made many good points. Mr.. Trevor, as
Baselio was quite correct and in good taste
The DR.. Bartolo of Mr. Hamilton was very
effective
Tonight, which will be the last perform
ance Of this troupe in our city, for the sea-
son, is devoted, at the request of her numer-
Gus admirers, to q complimentary benefit to
Miss Durand. OF course, it will be q bumper.
She appears as Leonora in II Trovatore, a
character in which she is transcendantly cap
tivating. Miss Hodson takes the part Of
Manrico, in which she also appears to great
advantage. Seats should be secured early.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21
GARDEN SEEDS.

"E HAVE just received across the Isthmus a
w full assortment Of GARDEN SEEDS of the
growth Of 1889, put up expressly for us by J. M.
Thurburn Co., Of New York.
decS-8m2p J. III. WRIGHT & co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-01-21

FINE Cur ChEWlNG IOBACCO,
By Messrs. E. GOODWIN BRO, NEW YoRK CITY
TOBACCO of the BEST QUALITY is selected neat
ly wrapped in TIN FOIL, and PATENT PRESSED.
The great advantages Of this over other brands
consist in the size Of the packages rendering it more
convenient to carry in the pocket, and by being
PRESSED SOLID, it keeps MOIST and FRESH re-
tains its FULL RICH FLAVOR, and improves in quail
ity Is used while 10 other brands as the
package is opened, the quality rapidly DETERIo-
RATEs-the tobacco growing dry-and littering the
pocket TO the great annoyance of the consumer The
dressing which the PATENT TOBACCO undergoes in
the process Of manufacture frees It from all grit
impurities Objectionable in the use of Plug Tobacco
Chewers will do well to give the Patent Presse ed trial
and judge for themselves.
For sale by wholesale Merchants, who receive it
direct from the Manufacturers
E. GOODWIN & BRO,
pol & 299 WATER sTRRET
declS-lm2p New York.