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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-20

III }. " .nAxSEk-
80 APOTHECANY AND DRUGGIST
~ Hthstreet between GrR R,,9 and BdoSd,
Keeps constantly on hand well ST eeted stock
Of PLRE and RELIABhE DR U GS MEp!-
CfNFH, CHEMICALS. PAINTS. Oils, DYE
STUFFS. WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, ALCO-
HoL, BURNING FLgID, GARDEN SEEDS,
PERFUMERY; SOAPS; COW BS, GRuSHkS OF
various brands, all the popular PATENT MEDi-
CINES of the day-eyeIy thing, IN tact. usually
the most reasonable terms. Also. POLLARD'S
NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT.
PHYSICIANS and others rely on having
their PRESC IFTlONS GcCETdts!y and cdysfE{lg
compounded, at all hours of the DAY and NIGHT
J. ". FRAlSER,
hpothecary and DruegIst,
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D ''' VI JAS, Is WINSTON. Gsn'l Tio.ss AL
NAM RUTH, Sup't.

.Uk,s LINE.-tRhy9Ei
$3.50 BOATS to LYNCHBuRGI hahh35ss
rsso<ssSs-%1-ea~a TINES A W EEk-fp EspAi"
THURSDAYS ano SATURDAYS.
Boai TEMPEST, Capt. THOs. EaErr.
Boat MERCHANT. Capt. Il go. .. LArsf.
Goat BRiSIOi, Capt. CHAs. J, J0HSsoa.
Boa ]. J. lEBY, Capt. VIM. +. O. sTRLio'
Bosi FAME. Capt. WM: Il PARSONS.
Boa OLIVIA, Capt J j PETsKs. -,,l,l
j Bssa Boats are all OF the hTSt ass COME 80,
by "a .fui aud experienced CAPTAINS, sau IA,
prourtly as advertised Tho snjScU0et rs 70.
N MN r COX, Asent
IL ina Nheh lln, Z FL. In reAr of old U.s. WoI''-
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &C

ping.
u q. A. STRECKER, Agent, continues
$50 carry on business at his old stand, No. 3
IA Main street opposite the Old Market, with
MEMO \ rs ard CH EMICALS, whIoh he is
ceiving direct from the best markets in Europe,
and solcIis the favor of his old customers, friends
and the pHbhc generally. to patf"nlze MN with
their iavors, promising the most scrupulous at
tentlon, reasonable prices and honesty.
HIS own preparations. such rs the GERMA
TINCTURE OF COLCHIOUM, now universally
Medical Faculty, and N fact, ali over the United
States. he continues I" prepare IN the most con
sclentlous manner, as htewIse nus remedies Tor
cutaneoHs dlseaseS, which have cured thousands;
and his artificial Mineral Waters. tor certain dis
G aS 70 In ''' 0. A STRECKER, AGENT
~Jk rUh,ELL, LADDi y -.
yN l22 Nam street, Cotner l3.a street, Rieh
IA mont, Va.
Offer for sale in quantities to suit purchasers
2 800 lbs. best Indigo, 81 bbis. burning FLUID,
81 S3s: ! sa% csF i%s s;ds Ps535 g
papers. 4Co0 gals Lamp OIL
25 casks Sal. Soda, 50 hblS Machine Oil,
500 or Sulph. 4 uInlue. 200 cases Sweet Oil.
300 kegs Lewis Lead, IN 40 bbis. LlnSeed Gil,
OIL, $50 cases Extract Log
100 bags Sired Pepper, % bis spts. Turpen-
60 Ginger. prime, IS kegs Apto. Emerys,
$50 boxes + nw 4 81 Il 2O00 lbs Rei'd BoraX,
Spices, pure, bbis. CdmphOr,
IS bbls. Castor Oil, 5 900 los. Pure SaltpotTe,
PRIME. y bbls Nenet. Red,
q is. Alcohol, 100 boxes Starch,
5 tons Il Ii Zinc, IN oil, 700 boxes French WIN
dow u lass, asst. sizes,
TENT MEDICINES, FANCY SOAPS. PER
FUMERIES, Painters COLORS, BRUSH rs,
&C., &c; on our uSua! terms
PURCELL. LADD co, Drugeists,
l22 Man street, corner 18th.
n. B.-Partcular and prompt attention to pack
ing and Shipping orders.
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) sooT.Asp saoEs-GREAT II

ABEHLE, Broad street. between I'd and Sd,
keeps large stock Of Ladies' Gentlemen's and
Servants Wear constantly on hand, Gpd dehes
an body IN Richmond Ia compete WI tn him in HIS
hne as he manufactures TO order and supe rIntends
himself. Great bargains in Ladies' and Misses
Colored CATERS, M O ROCCO BOOTEES,
SLIPPERS and BUSK!hES - GeEtiemsBn, ;, r city,
MAGE Fa pf nsatnen Az Inc, M Ohp 70
Goods at and below cost. Call soon, if you wish TO
get a good hargaln. Loo LILY CHAS. BEHLE.
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s-~- -.- TRAVELLERS 1Sen
--ss.s - - TO THE N0RTH:-lo6O,

I-lsa sEkasasss TO TIE 4'E NoRTH.- lS60.
hz.x >-s7s----- F'sg NORTHERN ENTRAL
Baltimore. daily, except Sunday at $50 A ",
and at 532 T.; a., Tor Nlagara Falls; fare only ten
dolars,b Buffalo, Owego, Oswego. Toronto. Ham
ilton, all parts Of Western New York ana Cansds,
for Detroit Chicago, Cincinnati, 81. Louis, and al
parts of the West. Northwest and Southwest.
Travellers cHn go to Detroit, Chicago, MIlwau.
kie, &c., via Niagara Falls at the same cost as By
any other route
new route 20 New York is now open hy hi,
Road, via Harrisburg and Jersey CITY, with oaIT
one change Of cars. Fare So Take the $50 A. "
train and GO through by day light, over first class
Roads and through a beautiful country. Try it.
a. Buy tickets only Ia Baltimore.
JAS. c.. CLARKE, Snp't
fs1TTsr Asur eta mt &,gp'
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~. Rheumatism, Rheumatism.--Ren d

~ rheumatism, Rheumatism. --R n d
whaT Captain Canot says of hAMPTON'S VEG
ETABLE TINCTURE. He mad the Chronic In
himmatory Rheumatism for seven years. The
lass attack he had at the Fountain Hotel. Maj.
StOcsbrldse procured and gave him the TIncture
when the attack was severe that he lay with
his limbs useless TO him. Hear what he says after
being cured. MANY bear the same test m0uy
- have been under the treatment of several
PHYSICIANS In London and PARIS, without any ap-
parent benefit; also while IN New tork, having
tried the Ihompsoulan aud Homo pathIc remedies,
alter HAVING been turmented with galvanIc BAT
teries, cold and aromatic baths, and hundreds Of
internal and external medicines, all of no effect
am, SO far, cured ny this Han. pton's Vegetable
Tinctufe only. Therefore, my dear SIT, accept
of the assurance OF NY gratitude, and believe ME
your well wfsher (SlFnedl THOMAS CANoT. .
a. Can aiiu get fatIpniets see cures OF
Coughs, Rheumatism, ScrOtula, &c.
tEMALto AMI ChlLDRtN.-Thls TING
PURE will be found great medicine for all thsiI
Sold By PURCELL, LADD Il CO., Richmond
by DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg: by all the Drug
:ikts in Petersburg by MORTIMER 4 NOV
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
Keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; SIX bottles
IS. seT-dSovts
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: HNEAT MEUUETlONlN YtECn

- GREAT REDUCTION i tik ~
~ PRICE OF HATS AND B00TS.-A
- From Is to 80 per cent. saved by buy"
$50 Ing from J. II. ANTHONY.
NEghS Columbian Hotel building.
Moleskin Il ats of best quality, So 80; d.. secous
quality, 8 co; fashionable Silk Hats, 50; fine csf
akin sewed Boots. So; Congress Cater Boots, 70;
Gle calf skin sewed Shoes, 2 rs.
J. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one of the best makers in the city OF FMiddel phIa
to gupply him with handsome and substantial calf
skin seved BOOTS, which he will sell at the unprc
eedented low price Of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALE. fs-d&wt.
HrrnT~rNrc e.
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a JAPANESE HAT.

q JAPANESE HAT
JAPANESE OUNCE HAT!
lust received. q tfesh supply Of the NEUTRIA
JAPANESE OUNCE HAT. Also, some new and
beautiful sly les of SOFT HATS. at
El.LETT W EISIGER'S,
Ats No loI Main
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Tv WM.T I. MOORE & CO., 2o7 Broad street,

ru WN. 4. MOOR K L co. 2U7 Broad street,
" are now receiving portion of their FALL
STGCK of HATS and CAPS. to which they
would respectfdlly call the attention of their Gus
toners During the season their stock viii be kept
full, bv the addition of everything In their line
SD table To the season. DRESS II ATS, OF the latest
fashions on h and aud made To order in any desired
style or shape. Thankful for the patronage so lib
orally bestowed during the reason, they solicit
and hope, by strict attention To business, to merit
& continuance of the same.
VIM. T. MOORE,
NJ. LEONARD
No 27 Broad street.
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IeaVe DLnVlIIe lalIy, IeICept NundaY-I -,
O'Clock A, NJ, and Junction (BurkevIIai "a 10 al
Nj. and arrtve 10 Richmond at 10 P ''''V H.
The NJ all and PASSENGER Trans comma, -.
ways with the South Side Railroad trains IN ~.
from the Southwest at the Junction, ana VII -. ~.
Richmond. Fredericksburg and P0tomsc 2 =. tAe
trains, 10 and from the North at Richmond .a
with the York River Railroad Also. ,Fitb a ,9aa
James River S'eamboats to Norfolk and Oh D. sae
~ For Through Tickets and further f. ou
ton, apply at the Tickle, pffio> 'i'a
Je 2I-ts CHAS. 6 TALCOTT ca,
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:, SHOES AND TRUNKS sx~YD
3 AT Low PRICES. MFrN

g. HELLER & CO.. No. 1873 Broad street, are
now selling decidedly the cheapest of the best
quality BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c, in the
Ladies fine Caters, with heels, at 81 Is; La
DIES fine Congress- CATERS with heels, at ! l5O
Si2S. GEN E rrLEMEN's WEAR. ''A
Gents city made French Calf Boots, at 49,
Gents city maze French ca, Gel Oxford Ties, ~ ;
81 81 'AaO' PEGGED WORK. '''''
The largest stock and the cheapest in the State:
Mems fine BroEans, at s. pair; Women's Heel
ed Leather Boots, at IS cents pair; Children
Hees rf siSf Bq BSN n e 'f B6xEg &c.
low prices at u. HELLER h CO.'S.
Broad st., between 9Th and 9th.
1 LADIES HEELED CATERS.
zszssss-@ We are in rece pt of about 900 PAIRS OF
Heeied Caters, esh from the manufacturers;
those IN IN Want nee BAR Of Caters at small
''''' '''- 20 % MHARcG}s HARRIS & BROS,
Next to American Hotel.
ssss@fsss NJ 0ND.-l wish e cal your ttentio9 g
my assortment of LADIES', MISSES AND
GaL p SHOES gFeat va
Ladies' Heeed Kid and Morocco Shippers; La.
dies Heeled Kid and Morocco Booteees; Ladies
ssys y GT ads Mo oas sf$q BSot
without heels; Misses Heeed Morocco and Goat
Misses Heeed Morocco and Kid Slip
Chdren's Heeled KID aud Morocco Slips and An
kle Ties; Chidren's Morocco and Goat Bootees,
without heels; Chidren's French Boots, new
style; together With any other style OF, quality
emporium NO. y pN ;Ga' G. FiAGE,JR
IEs- GENTS ULOTH GAITERS.--I
have very GSuPeToT nc, lot OF ClHfh and
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Apothecary and Druggist,
my Its 18th, between Grace and Brood SITS
0 W. PETERSON Il Co, WHOLE

l W. PETERSON n CO, WHOLE
81 SALE DRUGGISTS, 1855 Main street. cor
~ ner 18th, Richmond. Va, invite the atten
"a ton OF merchants art others to their large
aud complete stock of DRUGS. MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STCFfSs BEST ihplSo,
MEDICINES BlCARB. SOFA, &c. 10. Also. y
large and varied stock of FANCY ARTICLES;
bIessins and Fine tooth COMBS; BRUSHES Of
every variety and s'y'e All of which will he sold
To- punctual de .ers at prices that canno. fail to
please.
Orders solicited and promptly attended 10.
W PETERSON
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-. r1es.s.sx.ses,7 IHROIGH To Nan
A1S - So !'-Through tickets "a,
-- be procured at the Ticket Osaaa
of the, RICHMOND, FREDkRICKSBTR Re sES
POTOMAC RAILROAD to ANa
ELMIRA,
BUFFALO,
WILLIAMSBURG and
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BOOTS. SHOES. DC.
n SOUTHERN BOOT AND II

SHOE FACTORY, $500
~ WASHINGTON CITY ID. e.
RREST PAYNE
Manufacture anr have constantly on hand; All
descriptions of MEMS. BOYS AND YOU HS
WEA K, from the finest to the coarsest kinds.
Our Factory has been in operation for two years,
ana our work has gwen universal satlsiacilon.--
Being s1cinStreig SOUTHERN INSTiTU-
TON we Teiy upon Southern men for our Il ade,
sa lsfed that we sell them a far superior Grti
Gle to Eastern Manufacture
"a Working constantly over one hu ndTed men,
we can Fl II all orders with dispatch: Oar work
guaranteed to he aa represented, and to ave salts
faction, or returr able at our For terms,
apply to FORREST PAYNE, Wash rxton City,
ID. G.. BLhDEN FO0 EST,
se H-lwf LEWIS PAYNE.
n REMOvAL.-H STERN n BRO. would
most respectfully inform their ends M the
>Hpubllc generally that they have removed from
their store iO7 to the large and com cd IONS
Ma n street, so long occupied by John Thompson,
Esq. and have opened with large and wei
lected stock If Mems Wopen's, Children's and
Servants BOOTS ard SHOES, CATERS, &c,
which they offer to sell whclesals and retail Mt very
low prices H. STERN h BIO,
ln--1w Nam
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sESssszS5 have very superior lot of Cloth and
Prunella Caters and Oxford Ties, which | will
sell much cheaper than usual, to keep from carry
ing over to next season. Now Is the time To get
bargain, at WILLIAM WA bSHS,
No 43 NJ ain street
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
lSJ MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. 4
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KitiiSiOND

RANGEM kNT.- TOTHF VIRGINia sIpbb, II.
AND THE SOUTH AND SOCTHW Ear MINUS
Leave Richmond, daily SUNDAYS excsn,aa,
A. NJ, for Junction, tBurkeviile Lynch ,rou pNf
tQl, Knoxville, Dalton, Chattanooga t, ofs
Nashville. Grand Junction, Memphis Hor,ssaanA'
rs, Mobile, Jackson, Vlckshurg and New f,T1.anIis
Leave RICHMOND daily, Except SUNDAYS ! 20
O'clock \. NJ =. for Denvills, Va. and fireers8SdM
N. G. Also. for the Montgomery White Woo,
Sulphur, Salt Sulphur and Red Sulphur Sn,mnIas
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HORaEs, &c, FOR GALE

~ FOR SALE-A fine BUGGY HORSE,
~N6ve years old, ard is warranted sound,
N<N works we'll in dou bic harness, Is quite last,
and verv snowy. Apply to JOS. X. HlX.
au 23-ts American Stable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

LOUISIANA ~ OLD TIaEs.--ln the olden time. and
hong before Louisiana was purchased by the United
State picturesque rivers diomy Mysterious forests and
tropical wales were the scenes Of strange adventures
ehvalroUs deeds and the languishng luxury of tropi
cal romance. Even there is a smack of romantic
old Spain about the State, and the well-known Dr.
j. H. Robinson hiss happily made it the locale of HE
delightful new story /" Catboina; The Niche in the
Wall"-now publishing in that brilliant mirror Of ro-
nance and reality, The New-York Mercury. In the
same unryaled literary journal now ready At all the
newstands and bookstores appear quaint reports Of
all the side-splittiDg sayings and dOings of e. h.
Philander DOesticbs, T. b.; beside wealth Of beau
tiful original poems; domestic, sentimental, critical,
satiEical and iancifl short stories; witty and cosby
sketches, etc.. etc. TheYork Mercury commences the
new year in an entirely new dross.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

CATHoLISA.'-fho very name suggests all that j.
omantic and tropical in the musical sei-tone of Ac
dian romance. The New-Year's number Of the peer.
less NewYork Mercury contains the opening chapters
OF " Catholina; Or, The Niche in the Wall" Tale
Of Louisiana, by the famous novelist, DR.. j. H. Robin.
son. II ia just the story for home reading and # it.
pahos brings tears to the sympathetic eye the oNal
diversions Of Doescks and the Gossipers Club" in
the paper will quickly awaken the hearty a1 yh.
The New-Yea number of The NewYork Mercy,
in it, charming dress, resdyst sll the
lands and bookstores in America.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

LoUIsIASt ~ OLD TINEs.-n the olden time, and
long before Louisiana vas purchased by the United
Siates her picturesque rivers, DIM mysterious for
and tropical wales We're the scenes OF strange
adventures, chvalrons deeds, and al tho lauluishing
luxury OF tropical romance. Even now there IL
smack Of romantic old Spain about tho State and the
wel-tuown DR.. j. II. Robinson has happily made it
the iocdie OF bis delightful new story "CahOlna Or,
The Niche in The Wal" now publishing in that bril-
liant mirror Of Romance and Reality, The New-York
Mercury. In the unrvaled literary journal now
ready al all the newsstands and booksorcs) appear
quaint reports Of all the side-spitting sayings and
doings of q. X. Phsndor Doestcks, y. b., beside
wealth of beautiful original poems domestic senti-
mental critical slGrica and hnciful short stories;
witty and cosby sketches etc, etc. The New-York
Mercury commences the New Year in An entirely new
dress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

MrDicsf ron THE AISD DECEASED. Tile daily
papers fliry scken the public with their gloomy pre-
dlcons, reports Of treason and robberes means about
the "cfiss' and 20 on and the public mind can only
bepeseryed IRON morbid insanity by an entire change
of fare. Such delightfully."- soothing and oNharating
weekly slimulant and companion as The Nov-Yorb
Mercury II blessing toeyery family in the hand Here
1t il in lis elegant New-Year dress. with Dr.. j. ii.
Eo'snsons bewiichirg new story Of " CathoIna. or.
The Niche ia the Wall; o sketch 10 make q. S,nl
CIinon laugh, by that great minister of Momus. Doe.
su'ks-the glorious pictures Of barley, and SUNNI
tuods ieaSi Of minor romance poetry wit humor ro..
sip, instruction, and delightful oddities. Neither Lr.
ken-down politicians nor panic makers. are allowed
TO weigh down the The New-York Mercnry with tbei,
sicky gapon and lreary platudca IL Ia an ssp-,y,
"gor, and enlyening beauty. Now ready al an tbe
uews 5.ands and bookstores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

NEw-yyAR LIrERATURE.-The brilliant central
planet of the literary solar system-the evercinst-
ing New York Mercury commences the New-i ear
with an eugence of Intellectual light that forbids all
thought of its being taken for the moek-sns o. he
same system 1t shines in and artistic dress. the
ocusof all that s grand graceful instructive amusing
faneiful, and witty in the literature Of the day. Dr.
Robinsons enhancing "CathOlina; Or, The Niche IL
the Wall" the irresistible humorous diversions Of that
inconigible wag Doestcks Darleys artistic illusrs-
tons; Poems, Sketches, Essays, Criticisms, Core
spondence News, Gossip-all under the New-fors
Mercury, freside blessing and roadside boon. The
nonpariel number for New-Years is now ready ~ al
the news stands and bookstores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

"NEpIcisE FOR TIE MIND DIsEAsED." The daily
papers fairly sicken the public with their gloomy pre-
ictions reports of treason and robberes, about
Abe crisis, and 10 on, and the public mind Car only
be preserved from orbd insanity by entire change
OF fare Such a delightfully."- soothing and exhlirsting
weekly simulaut and companion ~ The New-York
Mercury is blessing 10 every family in the land
Here IL is in s eegan, New Year dress with Dr.J. H.
Robinsons bewitching story Of "Catbolina 1.-THE
Niche in the WALL" sketch 70 make a Saint CrinOn
laugh, by that great minister Of Menus Doescks-the
glorious pictures Of barley, and sumptuous feast Of
aninor romance poetry, wit, humor, gossip, instruction
and delightful oddities. Neither broken-down polt-
clans nor panic" makers are allowed 20 weigh down
The New York Mercury with their eicky yapors and
dreary platitudos, 1t is all eepnts vgor, and enven
ing beauty. Now ready, at all the DOVE stands aud
bookstores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

NEw-YTAR LTTERATURE.-The brilliant central
planet Of the literary solar systematic ever seini
lating New.York Mercury-commences the New Year
with an eugence Of intellectual light that forbds aD
thought of its being taken for the mocksuns of The
same system. 1t shines in new and artistic Dress the
focus OF al that ia grand graceful instructive amusing
fanciful, and witty in the literature Of the day. Dr.
Robinsons enhancing "Catbolina; or, The Niche il
the Wall the Irresistible humorous diversions of that
incorrgible wag Doesticks Darleys artistic iustrs-
tons; Poems, Sketches, Essays, Criticisms, Core.
spondence News Gossip-al under the New.York
Mercury, freside blessing and a roadside boon. The
nonpare number for New-Years l. now ready g, all
the news stands and bookstores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

Ngw-YEAE LuERArURE.-The brilliant central
planet Of the literary solar systemtbe syer-scintii'
latng New-York Mercury, commences the New Year
with an elnlgence of intellectual light that forbids all
thought of IL being taken for the "mocsuDs Of the
ZANE SYSTEM IL shines in d and artistic dress tue
focus OF ali that il grand graceful instructive amusing,
fancifn and witty in the literature OF the day. DR..
Robinson's enhancing "Catholina Or, The Niche in
the Wall" the irresistible humorous diversions Of that
ineorrigibe wsg Doesticks Darleys artistic illustrs-
tons Poems Sketches Essays, Criticisms, Correspond
ence, News GossiP-all under The New-York Mer-
curry. Gresidc blessing and roadside boon. The non
pariel number for New Years is now ready al III the
news stands and bookstore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27
BY DIR. j. IA. ROBINSON.

CATHoLINA!'-The very name suggests all tiis is
romantic and tropical in the musical semi-tone Of Acs
dian romancei The New.Years number OF the peer
less New York Mercury contains the opening chap CIR
of "Catholna: Or The Niche in the WALL tale OF
Louisiana by the famous novelist. DE-. j. II. Robinson
1t justine story for home reading and iis P-aoe
brings teare to lie sympathetic eye, the jovial diver
sions of Doesteks and the "GOespers Club in the
same paper viii quickly awaken the hearty laugh
The New-Years number of The New-fork Mercury,
in is charming new Dress is now ready at all the news
stands and bookstores in America.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

"CATnoLISA Tue very name suggest al tial IS
romantic and tropical III the musical ser-tOne Of Acad-
ian romance The New Years number Of The peer
lees New-York Mercury contains the opening chapters
Of Ca,holina: Or The Niche in the WALL Tale Of
Iou,iana by the famous novelist, DIR. j. III. Robin
SOL tits iust the story Tor home reading, aud if it,
pathos brings tear 20 the sympathetic eye, the joyia
diversions Of Doesticks and the Gossipers Club" in
he same paper viii quickly awaken the hearty laugh
The New Years number of The New-Yorh Mercury,
in lie charming rev dress, is now ready at all the
news .tands and bookstores III America.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-27

NEw-YEAE LITERATURF.-The brilliant central
planet of the literary solar systematic sciniat-
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MEDICINE TOR TIM. MND DISE,sf p.'-The daily
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the crisis, ard so on and the public mind can only
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