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INFlRMARY OF TIE MEDICAL. COL.

INFIRNARY OF Ts.E MEDICAL CLL-
l T. LEGEIThis lntlrmary is situated at the corner
heathful position, convenient to the Railroad De-
potts. Hotels and other centres Of business. 1t is
the successful treatment OF diseases and injuries,
and Tor The fHm!art OF tsf s,ek Al persons re-
the Insane and those laboring under contagious
diseases, admitted into the institution. Lying
in women are also received and carefully attended
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge OF the Pro1es.
charges for Board. Medical Attendance. Nursing
and Medicine are, Tor Fer week.
White fctients...
CDlOTeO -.ED
In addition to the above rates, In cases requiring
pretors Of the Bellevue Hospital. a small fee is
according to it's Importance; The particular fee -
any be ascertained by application to eth
er OF the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Ply
Ali charges payable on the removal of the pa
tent
Attssdp O. s. sos GIBSON PETlco-
W hs5fn aaa Mf ReSsWs.An'r'0f' TUCKER CON
Resident NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MASON. NJ. D.
f fsssiasa,Fi a l. t F6fkEs M. D.
to he fndrmaIy may address either the President
BELLEVUE HOSPlTAL.-rhis Institution,
last seven years Is situated on Church Hill, Rich
mond, Virginia. IN a delightful. airy position, and
Is furnished with every convenience conducive to
the comfort Of patients and the successful treat
meut of disease.
It has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable to the accom-
mediation Of gentlemen who may find 1t inconve
nlsnt to be treated at thsi, private . =,
tcards, which are ry commodious.
TERMS:
payable on the removal Of the Patiently
White Patients, per week. .......-- $50
Private Rooms, do. ............ 81 to SIS
ia City acceptances required for patients from
one Of the Ply sicans Of the Hospital. "
This includes all charges Tor Board, Medical At
tendance, Nursing and Medicine: BY an arrange
rnent with the Inf mary of the Medical College,
he charg ed for Surgical cases. The particular sum
may be ascertained before hand by application to
one Of the attending Phy sicians
"A. Ne Patient received for less than week.
The UNDERSIGNED will give their, personal atten-
ton to all Patients placed IN their Hospital
JAMES B6tToN NJ 3D. Grace st. between 4
THOMAS POLLARD, NJ. D., Governor st.. LIST
door above Richmond House.
o. A. CRENSHAW. M. D., opposite American
WIN. w. PARKER. M. D., Law Building, cor.
ner Of 18th and Franklin SITS;
G. W. T. BROCK, N. D.. Resident Physician.
ia2-ly
CHEAP CLOTHlNG! DURABLE CLOTH
y ING!! GENTEEL CLOTHINI!! At Iio
Main street.-Call in and make your selections.
and buy the goods at your own price. We want to
get all the Winter stock out of the way, and to
that end offer such inducements as must attract
attention and secure sales.
new suit Of TUPMAN HULL,
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bouts AND AHOk Nanp

~ VnUEh.-"e are now and -
nav" x"sk |e &c o, ,9s some nS time ta.,
ufactuving establishment, we have fs Leg soars,s
ties :" serve on! customers and the ppilsse l<
~ With everything pe.tnning To- the A., seaer
for cavalry purposes; Wellington md gW,aer, ss.
Boots; PLAIN stitched and channsi S,, " nhssss
single, double and cork sole Boots. W. W.. Boz,
to order Boots and Shoes for asfo,m,d S,,, y" Are
We Will unde rfake TO make work of 49, 80.
and sty lie worn both in this countr, AVA 1ty vNs,
MARCUS HARRIS Ppr
-, Next to the Americar ~ ~,
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Wen sRssS5k sssssiiSssf ..e',s|;r,.ss..ls
THE ExTRAOnDin4kY DRfAWl l a
taks place IN pu bic under the superintendenc4 81
sworn Commissioners, ct Augusta, Georgia, - tel-
a.. No 9 dr.vs sArv.DAr, 9sss"nsr l7sh. ~.
Glass No % tcof9en sotns Aoees
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Patton of the N. Z. Church, South, on he CaroIin

DUPTURECUREDF FOR FIVE DOLLARS
II DIR. SdERMAN'S great radical Cure Truss
can now be had for only Ave dollars. Every medi-
noonces it superior to all others. Ii desired, we
will cheeffully refer to any Of the very numerous
Truss. Persons owning valuable slaves thus aiict-
ed. should procaIe ono, they being % durable and
to any part Of the country by Express or mail.
For the Tres, or infeFmation CONCERNING L, Id
dress c. G. JACKSON.
No. II Main street, Riohmond, Va.
Persons not knowing u, can send thsir money 70
any merchant or friend in this CITY.
The Truss can bQ had also al Aensra MEA DE 4
bAKEk'S and MlLLSPAU6H 4 JOHNSfON'S,
Uru3kiet1. mye-ly
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osn eH231i 1860.
pANviLLE a4iLSS1p. ANdE 81 scaK
49, s: 4: = r.: ri. g Il. ssa
tBssf.viis.i + sshsS s,issoI Kscxy f:i
tn and Aisnts. o., Chattanooga; Nashville,
c enn:1y asa asS. :sf ssa
kssSi .sI s: ::is.sc
l.... J..'.,Iss Ssss::I';' s.i',. st An.
M: and srrlve in Richmond at p q.
s ssSs sn: & sSr IL ii.
west ut the Junction, and With the virrin.s Cen
trail; and nichmond. FrsderieAsLu.s and Pctemsss
n Through Tickets sold. and sasgsse checked
through to the above points; also. :" the v"s'n'a
For Th,cusA Tels;: and turtle, inform" ma
Dazzle j. ,! Railroad co %IEx xssIsG SUIT
vik0INIA GENIE y
&M ( NJ 4 III s2 esAfPoosEY o n \ /
MONDAY. the sotn Of January, the Night. Train
VII The &c pAY MAiI and TRAIN SlI
SsayN~v ffh%on cSHRnsRtoiT + 81 TSEN
9}ssf n n j
VII; *. and ss
' Through Ticket: can &c procured at tie ticket
To Lynehburx. To New YcrH,
Efas'ss.sa' t. Issi.:
Philadelphia. Chicago:
ard 81 Gr' ss TsRs
~ n
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-a~N CHICkERlNG PIANOS - s,,,.,.
MID al n. cARusfs; !, b ssSi l iss

oKlR6 ON MAN. MAN; .r'svs y
cSsnxes OF lie. for IL lssss, tss
drsasy waste - contemplate upon. 80
hloGutxlAG. -. .Aysrs.ssDf
Nh. EpiroR; A. said In my lsst ac '.,,.s ~
expected 20 hear OF nome sres phe nen's .tsmssy
have discovered. but in examining i.s .,asissss
found there was my stery bc,ouh w ~. n sse
of hshs lon. thsSsicie 1 save 1t oa' ana
soisdittes. a. r., ss,.sa
/ an. eew stil in the ring to trade ,. TO- ~
from tbs bowels of the earth To the ~, n -
than sestins ASIDE ard ssntns, s,shihs * ~
ing LIES tido Tor in HES esrnes. "a ,esss
pFevall vh0 daily march onws.d TsS jOhN,.
- I NH IT,, Creek NAton. kicnss d y
p. G-I penWiood the pubtie .s,,ne
LIE, which viii - festheomins in aas
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PASSENGERS breakfast ana sup ~ AHhiauQ anu uluS
on board the comfortable steamer between Acaua
Creek and Washington.
"a. For further Information, apply at this ofhcs.
"''''1 S' JAS. g. WINSTON, Gen'l Ticket Ag't
SAM'L RUTH, Sup't.
skj poINT AND AAMPTo'Ni re-:
INTENDING nns to ys ut either Eth ,co Q,
direct. expeditions ard comfnrtabie route via the
m hEP FETHkSBTR rFa 'ef NOR
Once eaf s,o IN Riehm"nd THRoUGH TfcKETs viii
be sold at the following rates: a..
For Old Point or Hampton, return tickets Tor
the round trip good within Is days first
Straig 1t tickets first class .---.... SIS
These fares embrace the Steamboat charge from
Norfolk to Old Point, and they cover all expense
attending the transfer of Passengers and Baggage
between dspots IN letMsIshufg and from the Cars
at Norfolk, the Cars connect directly with a
Steamer. which has been sngased to run IN con
necton with the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad
There is no delay Inconvenience IN this change.
Passengers step from the Cars upon theSteamer's
wharf.
PASSENGERS by this route leave Richmond at i3o
A. NJ, and breakfast Petersburg at 8. reach Nor
folk at 104a, and land at Old Point or Hampton al
BATH
Passengers by tais route have the privilege Of re-
Hampton in the afternoon or by the same boat next
dfSy PASSENGER. RETURNING from Old po;n, ann
Hampton, leave Old Point at s:is A. NJ, and Hamp
@ 5 Nor safn fSss s .s
r NJ; srrye in Petersburg at AIS, and in Richmond
at s:A5 p M, in time to connect with the trains
sG RsB 81 SS1s 5i" cH hisE THROUGH,
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COx'K LaNR.-FREIRHT
2! goAT Ts to L,yyNsGHiBy,R!XIHFEe
THURSDAYs aud SATURDAYH.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt. Gso. 9. LAME.
Boat ]. ]. lRBY, Capt. WIZ. +, CLEVELAND,
Boat PANE. Capt. VIZ. n. PARsoxs.
Boat OLIVIA, Capt ]. J. PETsas.
These Boats arc eli Of the frst clasa, commanded
BY careful and experienceA Captains, ana leave
Tor past favOrs. beks . ooktnuancs Of the Same.
VIM. r. cox. Agent
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I.IrH 0gDURAHCH, 20.
.RrSETsS0 AGENCY 81 fRE SOUTH.
rkoTfCrT0N INSURANCE. COMPANY
CAssseysd BY tAs Lssistsswse ~ vtysssss - AoA
.o~r q Csk PIG f2sx4, G NHnirA. VA
Insufcs on the Cash and Mutual Plan

HENRY y. THOMAS fNSyyss 4. g ghAkREY.
An 2; s nnHHHGHaTTEFTHvN' WI. d. MASSEY,
bE. T. j; sTABLER. THOMAS :; = Hi.tIh nsp
=. Is. LIPsccM6. kOBT. r. Letter,
S WN q Pl 9itIsNkR. VII Il s WRfdHt.
HENRY ". THOMAS, PresiAent.
T. B. ROBERTSON, Vice Presidents.
THOS. r. HILL. Treasurer.
VIM. WRIGHT, Secretary.
JAS. T.. CLOSE, Actuary and General 1Een!.
Applications for Insurance granted. and pOtcles
issued and renewed on the most favorable terms,
- ~ B. A. COOKE.
L. g. CLOSE,
18th st., Exchange Hotel Building,
nc 3-6m Richmond, Va.
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DEARLY SET OF TEETH.-APPERSON
L 4 DUPUY'S DENTIFRIcE- This unique
compound will be found Of Inestimabe value IN
preserving and bsautityiug the Teeth; strenSthe
ing the Gums, and in rendering the hTesth sweet
and pure. 1t extirpat all tartarous adhesions !"
the Teeth. and insures q pearl hike whteness I"
the enamelled surface. Its Antiseptic and Ante
scorb ,tic properties exercise highly .benefcisi
and salutary influence; they arrest the further
gress of the decay OF Teeth induce a healthy 90
ton of the Gums. and cause them to assume tho
brightness and color indicative of perfect s"uDc-
"oS'' '' p"' ." Ola" APPERsON 4 DUPUY,
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OFFICE RICH'D 4 PETERSB'G r. X. COT
Richmond. Va. Nov. oath. 1859. {
CHANGE JF HOURS
Ia ID On and after FRIDAY, the 18th,
aAASak-Nssth Trains ON this road will
leave as follows:
Express, daily, except Sundays, at 49,. 40 A. M.
Accommodation, daily, except Sundays,
NJ all, daily at .-.-. ....266 p. NJ.
LEAVE PETERSBURG H0R RICHMOND.
Express, daily at. Observation-Disclosures A6 A. M.
Accommodation, daily, except Sundays,
st III. SEQ A; n.
PASSENGERS for Glover Hill will take the Express
Train on TUESDAYS, THURsDAYS or SAT
uRDAYS. T. H. WYNNE,
no2-tg Sum ri nj ouAent
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A6 BOYS AND CNILDRENy
~e BOOTS OF every size. yer, tn9erioI;s
WIN. WAlsHS
- JUST another mppsd
- Ladies and ChildTsa's Boots and saft,
1T the hest quality, and selling ri low pIises NJ
Broad street. q. HELLERAC0
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aTc1Ln.gSS.SSras. go J.

4 txkkiAS,x.s:; !, ,.... ~ :.
ss..-s,,.llv ,.ssss ii, ssssstsos ii aiA IiSsssx
~ cShiso aenesNliy 10 HE larte nnc EE Se
sssesssssnS Il CARRIAGES. hu .,,s. b. sssS
~ ~ cs,k ~. ~ ~ q ~ ssst nalsn5 M
fss1 tkosS qislnE = ps{eAsss Y X ~. vIsA"
- 3cSe = a. go TeesaaaAs tsssaA'
49,. .lknHS[E. ItpkxNk!g.
kC6s. oesisiaas, sAss Y W.
Skih ksf|::s : 3
Illss:s!e
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brow MING, MOORE t. CO..
y UCTIONEERS.
FOR THE SAL OF NEGR OES,.,
VIII give their undldlded attention to the SALE
OF NEGROES.
HA. Office on Frank in, a few doors below Wall
street. Richmond. ia 3l-lm
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reoAA THE ADAMS EXPREyS COM.

3Ef1H PANY, lN NAN ST., h. ing resumed
from NORFOLK, PETERsRURG and RICH
MN 0NP BY Steamer I IAAMNnEs sN and BOA
NEspAY and SATURDAY, and thence b.. RAIL
ROAD ts WEIDoN, WILMINGTON. LYNCH
qe BE fISr
are now prepared to forward with great Dispatch,
at reduced rates, very kind Of Merchandise, Valu-
able Parcels Jeweiry, i c.. TO the above named Oh
ties. and ali places on the seaboaId.
Our Express on the Steamships will b accom-
give taeir rsonal attention the careful handling
Of goods entrusted to the ADAMS EXPRESS co. 8
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS.
Shippers win please take notice that packages to
points in Virginia and North Carolina will be sent
By Steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received. ON day Of SAILING, until o'elk
r. ID. J. l.. McDONOCGH,
Agent of Adana' M uress ca
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MEDICINES.

IL hHhHB9tI.s ExTRAcT bTsHh,
HHEEMB9EBs E ExTkAeF B BGGSHHSS:
F: Sfs ss Great R"'s,s
and Sssss remedy y.Ss Diopsy the
R Ris$ss; k $Sss;: $; ;sy: bfss:y
Bladder AND A kfHf BisEAsE E'G 81 THE g,'''''
s01rh
Is certain. safe and speedy cure. from whatever
cause they may have org mated and no mater of
How How ESns How "ns
IT IS taken without Hindrance from Business, anu
Is pleasant in its taste and odor,
And immediate IN its action.
Ifyou suffering with any OF the above DISTRESS
PkocTREE THE THE Rem REME EPY At At 9 oNGc
PR1GuskEo THE E kKNEpy A sTc oSGE
tie simply delicate to the confined and dcspairns
E$ ES$sE E e e 81 E E$$SB
any gfss q PEP ss s, F
Depot. lOi South Tenth st.. below Chestnut,
For sale wholesale r i2d Fsfs'l I ey WINSTON.
j.u-,y Druggists and H iss asin street.
nR. HOOFLANDS GERMAN BiTTERS
DR.. hOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
The great standard medicines Of Lac present ass,
hase acquired their great popularity only thr0xeh
Years Of trial Unb0Kndsd satisfaction as rendered
by them ali easss ard the eps hare pronounced
f BEL SHs5tHHHg Rz;fE ESEtG hag'
THE KIDNEYS,
and all diseases arising from f'Sorfsred Hcer OF
,SeakassS Of the stomach md d:gss:,re orgcHs, are
syssdily ard ps-maassst!y cared bS the GERMAN
Tie BAisAMIC cordial has acquired q ,sss-
tatioa sxrpasSssg that Of any siniitcr prerarati0a
srtant. II triU care, WITHOUT FAIL, ths most Sc
COUGH COLI. OR HOARSENESS, gRON-
CRlTIS, INEL JENA, CkOCP. PNEV-
MONA, INCIPIENTCONS UMPTION,
0nd has performed tbs most astonishing cares sfsv
CONFIRMED CoNsUMPTIoN:
most ssrsrs pIARRHCRA proceeding from Cold IN
THE BOWELS.
THese medicines are prepared by DR.. G.. NJ. JACK
SON & Co., No AS Aych street, philade!ph;G Pa,
end are sold by drxggis ard dealers medicines
ererytrhsre at rs cents bottle The sfgaak9ys c
G. NJ. JACKSON vsU Be on tbs cEfsids scrdyPey Qf
each bottle.
In the Almanac published ANNUALLY BY !As pro-
P7fetcys called EvERyBoDY's ALMANAC, VOC tUfy
kAd testimony aad coasnsadat0ry notices from all
parts of the esaasry. Taess A!nsaSdcs ava girsx
PURCELL. LADD a. CO., Agents,
ic ll-cAc~1y Richmond Va.
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Moleskin Hats Of best quali,v. a s.. A.
quality, %; fashionable Silk Hats. ~ A. ss'ca
skn sewed Boots, o; Congress Gate Rod ss y
hne calf SIX n sewcd Shoes, I s. '''att
J. H. ANTHONY haA made arr.n,.u.
one OF the best makers n the city Of ps''sasasaa
to supply him with handsome and snts,s,sasSsa
skin sewed BOOTS, which he will cell Al ,s.a a
cedented low price Of THREE DOLLhRs isys
HALF. ~ ~ nc AND
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I l.. PAtKO'S -
j. EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE.
DANvILLE, VA.
Collections promptly attended to, and remit
tances made on day of maturity.
Exchan2e bought and sold on Baltimore. Phila-
de phia and New York ia 23-1m
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susIN ess NOTICES.

CTTENGER 4 EDMOND.
r. RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
BrILDERs or PoRT e Y1 AMP sTATioHA
WORKS. &C.
STEAM FIRE ENGINES.
OF the mos. az rroved plan, and made in tlHvery
best manner, warranted equal in every RESPECT tt
any of the same sized Engines built either North
or West. ia 25-3m
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A VIRGINIA REMEDT.-MRs. DAVIS
IA COUGH ELIXIR, one of the best known RENE
dies for COUGHS and COLDS, has been in use in
Richmond and i,s viclnits for the Pat fifteen or
Coughs and Colds The following certificate was
voluntarily given by Rev. Mr.. W,ies in 1854:
BowLING GREEN, CAROLINE, March a. 1854.
informing ysu that " Mrs. DAVIS Cough Elixir,'' /
purchashed of you, has acted like charm upon my
little daughter, when she had the Whooping Couch
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 ! regard
this preparation as an excellent medicine, and in
my judgment re family ought to be without it.
A. WILLIS,
Pastor Of tho n. L: Church, South, the Csroline
Circuit, Va. Conf.
For sale by Mrs. A. D. DAVIS, Fisher 4 Winston
Millspaugh 4 Johnston, J. w. Garlck, +. J. Picot,
A. Bodeker and Chas. ID. Yale, Richmond.
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u b
L. COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANT,
Will give his strict personal attention to the sale of
TOBACCO, WHEAT. CORN. FLOUR. &c. Also.
to the sale of LIVE STOCK. Office in Shockoe
Slip. near the Warehouse, Richmond, Va.
in 3l-lm fa 10
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OFFICE Il. & ID. K. Ri
RICHMOND, Oct. q. 1859. (

RICHMOND, Oct. n. 1859. (
@-~.sx GREAT SOUTHW EST.
- Sz&I ERN MAIL ROUTE.-By a
late arrapg ement, the Richmond
and Danviile. South Side, Virginia and Tennessee
Fast 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 effect on and after NoyeI
Der LIST, 1859.
To persons trading in Negroes, and others, tina
route offers advantages unsurpassed by any other
For further Particulars. apply at the Ticket or
ice, Richmond and Danv,lle Railroad, Richmond
Oc U--dts c. CAMPBELL, Sup't.
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y BOOTS AND sHOES.-1iRpIr
REDUCTION IN PRICEs.-CHai

0BEHLE, Broad street, between Il 81.
Servants' wcar CONSTANT, on hand AM wa ~
body in Richmond to compete with nm v7lIes wl
~ he manufactures TO order, and san ~ hs a,s
himself. loo l4-ly1 CHARTS bbeellIaela
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ACARD... take this opportunity Of RETURNING
nv sincere thanks to my old friends ana patt0ns io
their liberal support, and hope TO receive cos~"
uat'on Of the same 70 'ne nc" WHIT WM. 4. GIL BsoN.
y.. =. ,aao fe6-1mS
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nreeoxuuoNo. "a.

vTvHE suhscrihers have this DAY formed CO. 1en-
j neyshl6 for the putvoae OF caFTyinS, on W n.
HO1St CARPENTE FIRING b0sinese IN AL o. y.
hranches Az hove BY personal attention 70 m9ns
the petrcnaxe Of our lfiende end lpelIc sensssHy'
Our stov il at the old stand, on Main a ISsStkh
tween Sth and BIB. WM !. vE1ippSfNh
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YEA WAREHOUSE, BALTIMORE
l. GEO. SANDERS K CO.,
Z = =

No s., Exchange Place, Baltimore.
Offer to the Southern uade, large and we'll select
ed stock of TEAS OF all kinds and qualities and IN
packages of all sizes, and as low as any house in
the Union. jaS-lm*
INTERCHANGEABLE NUDGE T. CO..
w COMM SION Paper WAREHOUSE,
ware and Manila PAPE s.; Bookbinders'
LEATHER AID CLOTH; Foreign and Domestic
RAGS Bleaching POW DERS; ALUM, &c. No.
IA Hanover street. corner OF German street.
la2s-d6m BALTIMORE. NJ D.
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FRANKLIN PAPER MIL,
BELvIDERE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
keeps sonstantlx on hand al DESCRIPTIONS Of En-
PER, NEWS AND BOOK PAPER, of al gus ),
ties and sizes, furnished ct short notice. CsAh
oe D-diy GEO. wHITFIELD. Prss,t
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January 24TH, 1s60.-BARGAINS. BAR
lot Bleaehed Cotton 6iS cts; Cling hams De LANES.
NOTiCE ILkS.-A large lot Black and Fam
ton; csnbrcs: shirtnss; Linens: mss coaK. At =
great sacrifice; Shawis; Embroidefies. q perfect
throw away. These goods will be thrown on our
counter this morning. y. A. GWATKIN,
Opposite EXCHANGE Bank.
TO COUNTRY AND CITY DEALEK~,-
! 500 boxes Raisins. whole. halves, and quarters
500 drums Figs, 6rst quality; ITS bags Almonds
soft she'll; alsA. Candies Of our own manufacture
FOR sale At low pTicea.
A.ANTONI, No. los Main street.
Imp0rtAY and Dealer in EnreIsn Ernifa
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CPRINGl GOODS AT A GREAT SACRf.
- FICE.-CHAS. A. GWATKIN offers his entire
stock of spring end summer GOODS at less than
cost of Importation, for the purpose of REMOVAL
French Bobinets. Jaconeis and Lawns. Ribbons.
Caeoes, Busters, Collars. Sleeves Sets. Bands,
Light Cballies, Silks. Popins, Linens, Sheetings,
Dotted N!uslins, Lace Sleeves, &C.. &c.
CHI. A. GWATKIN, opposite Ex Bank
VIRGINIA GOODS.-The subscriber has just
received a second supply of Bonsack's Jeans,
manufactured in Roanoke county. Va.,) really
neat and good article. Also, several grades of
Stanton goods. Those disposed to patronize home
manufactures can now be supplied.
E. B. SPENCE,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor.
Corner OF Nam and 18th sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-08

~ in store. and for sale at the lowest market
prices. the following GOODS for family use. VIZ
loo Todd S extra sugar-cured Hams; No. Macke
rel. in Kits: q and p bbls. Gunpowder Teas. as
sorted qualities from 75c. to Sl-5O per ID lsc,
fine Black Teas Adamantine, Sperm and Ta.ow
Candles; Salt; Old Government lava. Lag1ay and
Rio Cofees; Liquors of all Hnds- assorted; Wood
Shot; Cotton Yarns and Cordage; Sugars, assorted;
Spices; Pickles. Family and Extra Flour. in bbls.
boxes; English Dairy and Cutting Cheese. And
also, constantly on hand choice article OF Butter
and Buckwheat.
All Goods delivered in any part Of the city free Of
charge. l.. L. CHAN DLEh,
No 10 Franklin street. Old Market.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-28
leaves Il O'Clock this evening for ali landings up

leaves at o'clock this evening for all landings u
10 Shreveport. 81 s
4 Coi. Z. II. ,Jaisoa for 0uactad RSrer- I'M
regular passenger packet y. II. Judson, capt. hey
4 Hopkins commander, Mfr. Harris, clerk, leaves
s o'clock this evening. for Bayou Bartholomew ant
all intermediate landings.
DR.. BsfanqtoE for 0uacisitu Rirer.-The very
A excellent passenger packet Or. Burlington, Capt
Ian. r. Ayant, commander. leaves Of 10 o'clock TINS
morning for Camden and all intermediate landings
The Burlington has trst-cass accommodations for
passengers. She has q fine cabin, and is command
| Ga by careful and experienced officers.
Il. VI. McRae for 0aaclifa Riucr.-Travelers
and shippers are respectfully notified that the reg
| ular, prompt and popular packet R. ". McRae
Capt John W. Tohin, commander, Mr.. John vii
bank, clerk, will leave this evening at O'Clock
for Ouachita City and intermediate points on Qua
ehita river.
Natctes for Ficksbag.-- The regular, safe AMI
popular packet Natchez, Captain 7. P. feathers
commander, Mr.. F. A. sherman, clerk, viii leay,
this evening at 5 O'Clock, for vicksburg and inter
slendid packet Prince, and viii take Yazoo freigh
through without deteation.
Roeb,tck; for Idzoo Ruer.-The excellent AM
substantial steamer, safe and comfortable packe
Roebuck, Capt. NJ. P. Dent, commander willleav,
this evening, at o'clock for Leiiore and inter
mediate landings on the Yazoo and Tallahatchi,
rivers.
Imperial Railroad Line Packed for ST. Loai
To-Day. The fast, unsurpassed and magnifi
ficent passenger packet Imperial, Capt Chas. s
Rogers, commander, Mr.. John F. Douglas, clerk
leaves positively at o'clock this evening, fol
Memphis, Cairo and 81. Louis. connecting with
the railroads for all the Northern and Eastern
cities. The Imperial is splendid boat, with q
large and beautiful cabin, and is remarkable and