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tieA II IL striking fact In THU connection that II
he d .aloren 1aiies SIeS t iaposss sSan se con COZ
dats and hese aTs 10 Be- asssItap ~ .naEiHs IN
aysr7Es Of Tie price. for IL n.on:s rEss!ou, ! at
nn,s 81 s; r. hssss,g rsysDns
duties To hi. extent The we:ll! orlne:ra.cd
and n ne same Gs.p rtu the specific dust atSht te
81 is ri ;,n
n ~ xoa % aa e Il ~ sa
existing tar hare zone iuttatF 5hd y! Ahst7! tlIi
pr.acles 1t oar u 6y fai.ins TIE al.
easief npoa te o. sias af9stss .r
ssteles saty Sies % :nser ,ato tie Y eo@potiaoa
" .saSu- H.S Ihn ns s,,.n |. IN, h, ,, .
marked shas a. dssIsa.s* xssn
nrtd. Ies.t and rnns,itn;r; II.tn- -, VIII, u;
wsss nh.a ffaas1 y; a s u s esn
pfoachins eteady staoia,si ~ WoulI be- tie csss IN
1T f IT, anSn e sesaa aa rn ats Laey ;ns aa1 r.
n nrpisn rn,nas eT'S ,n nffe5 } o. ne ,in:1it
Is Se9Srfs' !. s1saEs syst:a 4 s3se!ae aul!ss
wsnur md s.aps! ~. unsa ~ T.. os ~
in!asaes ~ t9 sny l3tess.s M OF ~ e:aa,1y tut. ,:t
nnS stvrn artei. r srIu VI & sac f 7 ,,r i., ~
rxnhrtatinn and h~ si,Siv ~ sa.s - ~ sr ~ ~
vaioren duty upon It which might h. deemed nccr-
sAsy 10! Eetehnn purpose. IN TIT form Of specific
duty SnG n an asransemeus could not tatnre ths e,.
yrar is Eou H. vy f,a:ss an'nuat ~ o. dutS Pr A.
at,"n4 "1a oe tc sat:e uestrg t. "a! fent
70 t!le pEcecht coniunn o. tiH
rI ~ H. ~ ans aiu clearly ptt,cnted oy s"e Sesfe
mcgsnr-. ~ ~ ~ nrnt ana - az tEas
~ " e5tuy aat,nte - rnaes It
~ th + spSaanns @ LON lAe otagr Frc'.'ttsHiAi,ns
t,sr,i Hp's1 a'e well EcfshS or yoEf tisot1olt con
eIite!AtauM.
lAtteNta t!aasmls t. 'Eongre.s th'. re?:rt4 Of tie
SseTetssJ oi OF The Navy. u tar 1nt.raF anu o
sucre,in- which f.rx ,ttn s'. f,ni H.
Anl deserve your rarrfll attention.
The report OF the rossa-trr-s;-resal Ltt.i!- the
circumstances rate: which tcrnt;ir, Vanderbilt,
t.ceaa nsils ctwsc', the Atlantic ana Iuxic coast.
Had H.: thus a:,e,i Ills Iuruf, int tntrrccrantc
, 1860-12-06
XXXy1Tu CoNGRESS-SEC0yD SESSION.

SE.ATE-The Senate assemble,. at noon-
a1r. Pueh appeared and took his seat.
Mr.. H2lu u.uTcL that = number OF volumes
be published il relation to the Pacific Railroad,
for the use If the Senate.
Nj. Powell moved the rcfcrcncG OF the Pres
idcnts Message, SO Far as It relates to the p.es-
ent political aiEairs Of the country, to aspesia1
committee
Atr. Green offered a resolution for an inquiry
into the cxpeaieucy OF establishing m armed
police force III thu border States, slave and
free, for maintaining peaceanl efficient e1ccH-
tion Of the fugitive slave law.
The Credentials Ut Senator Baker of OREGON
were presented.
Mr. Hale. moved to reconsider tho vote to
print the Presidents Message, and made a
speech, attacking It a falling to look the Sc
ctsion movement In the face
slr. Brown said it you of the North vii, 70
to the right VT will 90 TO the left, aud siee
rer&L
Mr. Iverson-Thc States withdrawing dis
claim any further allegiance. We intendto 70
out Ut the Union before the 4th OF March,
peaccably if We c.in, forclbly II we must Five
States vii; 70 OUT. and Louisiana and Arkan-
, sas will call Conventions pretty soon-
* alr. Wi.fall Thought the Presidents message
, prcririta1t: the measure he intends to avoid.
Mr.. salisbury Of Delaware said his State
hayin: been the first to adopt the Constitution,
/; it would be the Last to do any act, or counte-
!taACC l-AEAL4kSA VI lCuHtu-
~ tu les.t to the separation Of the States. lar
piaase.l
! Tie Senate afterwards adjourned.
F.: lIorsE-i1r. Shc.man, from tho Committee
! OF Wars amt Means, reported bill making al-
! preparations for the payment Of the invalid
! and ether l'eu-iurs also a bill for the support
+. uf the West Point Military Academy Re-
!: ftrre:t to the Committee Of the Whole on the
i STATE Of thu Luiou.
! The House hy Is a:,;ainst 125, refused to lay
/! oil the table, Nr. t;row's motion to reconsider
the Hntc hy WHICH Committee on the Agricul-
tusc Homestead bill wss list session referred
/ to tic Committee Of the Whole on the state OF
/: the MIN. The Eu,,se then rcconsilere.i the
! vote. The Bill was thus brought up for action
! Mr. Grow did not desire 10 discuss this
i measure, the principle involved haviu:, been
before the country ter the past ten vears This
+: hill, hnweyer, avoids the prominent objections
!. to PRESIDENT Buchana1's yeto message. 1t
dues uut propose to donate Lands. Int requires
+! laTmcn: Ut SO for 1.D acres He might, if
necessary. quote Jackson against Buchanan to
! show that ll.e former was Of opinion that the
!; public lands should nor be 4 source Of Federal
! rryeauc- lie moved the previous question.
! uAtcr the operation Of which the bill passed,
i IL. s:-aiust IL.
After some debate on other matters, the
! Hou>e went into Committee, and considered
: the Military Academy I'LL. which, rs well a.
F.; the Pension hill, WIS passed.
Adjourned
, 1860-12-06

Pen CASAp1.S.1 LlvEn,rs,L .s.r =,
BEEAbslCFr< Richardson. S:,esrc L I'd, "
" i 70: rrp,Es si.::r d.~lEe:i 1t! pr. hi. AM RI.
can - :I". 81, Nh NJ '!u! and :.T:::d lwcr: 5.,l
1lt.ls "h't'. IL. Gi!. "a l'. ccNta a.-.. s...:s:
BAT s:c:di: L,i2.i aHh yellow AZ sjs Gl :. $50:
LATEST.
LirEE1e}n,- s..,v. Il-E:c..-,a;7. 80 .;u;,:
and steady: aud bus'r- d,n4a ~ r.,I.c:i. u.:i::e
,at: OF inirsius Ns.t :.A:c 'ru ,na:.- ~. -!:,,;
si.tac. N.Sst,..L Nl-a II Ia. u::.! ::,,,l,.,i-,.
; e Co. scro:s beef duh. i,.r. qa-: .t ian. J..
con quiet l,rl hsesant. ..::'s =. ,a.ti,.' -!:i:iy
hi:her. araesi':iu Y.ot:t. 1t ~. M; E,,.:r .:a
Tnl"w Lrm 1t ~ ct. Ashes s;ra;ty. ."@a. 4:;;
f"t:rr fsE'. i::ce dull. Resin la,t.
L"Sf'"S. Nny. i:.-s"Als.-Nileaf ...ci;.:;,
and lower qualities ls:..:..- luw:-.
GE"ex'tE>.-sH:7's !'!:!l a;.d -!..-:.:: .ts':.e,.
Co'lee Grsn. l:ic- lf~t.
Srrk-:-il1in.;>.'r,t Il y ci;a.5,.:s: .:s:y,'i.::
80 10: ErI: Eh31H 15aE,.
LnSrnS. Nov. = NJ. NnSEr M.EkEr-t' t'n:: .uI.
ar" At -. .t1:L t.: money ar.. accau:.. :ieErv
market slightly easier.
, 1860-12-06
THE ONLY PREPARATION
Il THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS,
And grows mnre and more popular every day.
.


READ THE FuLLoWlSG:
r.e. Il. HUN ~ =, r. = T.
s:a,iss s Sssd ,sSs soa
sssa :'S as,sS Viz sss!. e|s I'LL < s
extremely from eod. rt* .nd.ce.! tnc psr Drisss
dsr staIs lst Il ~ ia;t I'll! f paa. M mr..
August list have faithfully f.liowe tho etpns
S!ses. though .hoF, It i a!.s en.nin Ii all my
head Feeling conlldcnt that s:'"ther tnr:s hotsis
lous 10 persevsfe il H. use anu being dssat4te es
mean: 70 purchase my more woala s.S iaee shr"
sse,s oe ne & noe an .o y.sf dc se,nr
deela.s.Io- he reward + e ''ose .1as are iina 10
ee "''o Tay 81 itisni. len i" sCsASSAH K1EnT.
L,c..stEs. Sohle Co.. Ind. Feb. sth lss9
IL .ss .sods: S s ' Law
School of tho state If New iufk. my air from raue
part ny scalp att enrcy hrrctt Of it. cover
and @ eaek PA par u ms head ..ot;ly Alter y.
70 that yoa will not b. s!sst1 wen ic ,sr y1a t.s
nal acquainsalnanten were mot 50 MITCH ut loss to
@ors nssts seqa.iaaaess Fssosase
once made application 10 tho u1n~t tlllsfl ply.
ou, !hem that my hair cond again b. re..o.c.i WA
=; a. u lessaassls,i @ g ms :: dlsssss n*as +"
is s3s :n sss 5
money can buy: 'e'y fe''sst,MS :. M:y yI9,ff: GHfrA,
rs:& .s qP m g. Fs' t. Iss Z H. a xfs u
al good DsuE:ists aud Fancy IvotA Dealers.
lay e. H. Gs:s U.s. s b.ysI = rEt g. ls.a s
4 Smith. and Gale Brothers. ee6iAiA.iy-~*"w
, 1860-12-06

SPRINGFIELD, H., Dec. 5.-Thc electors OF
thI, chamber met in tho Senate chamber at II
y. precisely, aud east tsrir votes for Lincoln
anl 4lamt;u, \ large number of spectators
witnc.>ca thr lrocrcu.ng>, which were con-
.l,ls:c;l without any special fnrmality. Hon
Leonard Sweet. une Uf tho electors Mt large,
was unanimously closrn to carry the vote to
Washington
, 1860-12-06

Eo>ToS, Dec. "A prize fight for $1,000
took place Yesterday near North Berwick, Me-,
between Nike Fritz, of Providence, aud VIM.
rNeil, of Worcester. Sixty-thrre rounds
were fought lit ! hours ant ~ minutes, when
Fritz VII, declared victor, owing tu foul
b!uw. Nearly 15o persons were present from
Boston by special train. Neither party had
EYER fought in the rim. before.
, 1860-12-06
ELECTORAL CILLEGES.
\A%r NuIrE

ALBANY, Dec. 1.-The Presidential Electors
met ut the Capitol today, Hon. Jno. A. King
iii the Chair. The - electoral votes were east
for Abraham linvt.lu aud Hannibal uamlin.
, 1860-12-06
n 4 X % l. T. II \ Il y
ACID RINGS.

These Springs arc Situated In the Valley OF tho Oak
Medina. the Ere tanaL a'' fonrtee,, mile, non1
6ef ar t3 's Il .
ansss s'tets e ant W. y sy s III he sse
sss%onst Thy s'sn very Hrs r. s,an. Of
suSs: x se fss saea" at a s
fees,st By ihe>e waer> tcrrnl x.ss largely upn nc
substance: HUNDREDS Vt s..s. II disease especially
,.ose Ivsnls'n from tae s,s"!ui.": 'ta'.rsts Aasn
confirmed Lepso.y-tle waters have been ssnaly sue.
Opinions ut Medical an. Scientific gentlemen ARC
given In the cirrular+ The f.Ei.Nlns ~nrnt senft.
men sneas Ia strung tcrs of The asdtc'nal saua of
rFef Emmon.. T. Eemt,n n:es. ". r. II -.snry:
Mas; Dr. j j. *ehuirr. II leespsrt. y. y; tl,rv
:sS:s s sh5Sa!s S,.;5,rs Z fy<r, i,!,
s4Js: t..ie,ir.t That s:rsc water. highly
fse9 ms a. nsissi ss hy u ,5r a thraac M
essss Of th- ss"nsch and h. ~ i. ~ .'' ''''''@
w.,e, Wits sa % ne ,s ,"sr r. Se,s
Nov Y"T. in which that Waters ros:ees
oecadedsT tons as': rr~Tss:
s..s. :n e4h nnI .t r y:
uysent4Fy chrontc .inrt.s., chr ,c cy.*. ilahrtr,
se.sies md TIC roa"s,lre >xr.;s q E,:;te ttssr.
The water may asss be often usest Ita advantage. he
"a Ptes!.e,e fesss. sxs.ts ..e si2siits aud pT",
11osk dtsestaon: dtart particularly stch
depei dent oh relaxed ur ucrratcd stale q! the nu
coGs membrane Of t!e tAtrstincs In cM}c1tum% arc
ton: or uthasi astra.'e'l ~,n t,o4ps;a. sr'tneut,
aid - b tug nls1c s4srst ard c-- rs rtEitnua
ase u dssorteE tue strlsaes In rhr!r diseases
o. Used properly diluted srtat FrriE~rant t+ !.
n1nf.h th's.t anst rrstcrhnturslhrnt In skin Diseases
In those f1rms q l'y-pcp>la e"u.cctti with ths Al
ksrnc ronhttnn IT t1 sosnr!, In +, ro-l4
oEn-h. will prove h~ttcr than lyttrrM'lnstc aci In
casss uf entrb ret.,nn. and ether lnur.n.s
quencra Atf-tA. S. tic a.tf'n us ir this III
ptptc u b- en adiranir anttr. In chtt'nc ptarsn-
HtHf b1rfjh
asthnis. ctiFunlc "ptaltt1. t.trrnal:yI vafge i'll
assssssA sors t;Ioae sn :a.s* e sIi' aud In
When taken Internally. i uIsE ,.lASs yCtt Of tho
Nssss diluted ta2ea treo lilrB day, !s sufficient
Other testl,nEta.+ from rhy.lr.al. ard other rc.
eptctab'o tu4l .iiuaa, BE- seen spc'atlLn 10
ta1 AxeAt lealeF* supplied m ILLEGAL f. rms
% No Water Grnuinc ,ln;rss rrurstrtt. ;scIt
, IL. ". EUSTMls'K. SOLE 4sg~n.,
, 1860-12-06

New ORLEANS, Dec. 4.-The citizens Of Tex
as h'sc been urged, in L circular letter signed
by: number Of public gentlemen. to elect del
.5.att> to L CONVENTION to hc held on the 4th Of
January, the Convention to assemble at the
ca;its;l un thu fourth Monday OF the same
E!"is:!. The movement appears to meet pop
ltlr stnrfitu
, 1860-12-06
New Tork Charter Election.

s:rw YoEk, Der. 5.-Thc Republican coun-
rllnlen are elected i'll the t;,h senatorial Dis
lr!ct. 1 Republicans, aud 5 Democratic Alder
,as,l are ch,,>.n. In the Board Of Edlcntion,
: l:.{'uhliv:,us au.l = Democrats are elected
-.s l,s - I'll. sctErns -, II Republican coun-
e;liaen, IL TaHlmany al,sl 2 Mozart arc cho-
stu-
, 1860-12-06
Special Meeting OF the Newfoundland
Legislature.

st. johns, Dec 81, via Sackyilie, sth.-The
Legislature met to-day. Th. Governors
s,..ech stated that the House WAS called 10 CON.
ssscr the destitution prevailing in the rou,,trY
In consequence of the short seal an.l cod tis,1-
cries. It condemns the system Of giving r.
l'rf f:ndisSTimlnately, and alluded TO the i.rrs-
ulasites bt the Galway tteame11
, 1860-12-06

0clcia1 vuxe OF Missouri.
ST. Luis. dec 5.-The official vote Of Mis-
:e::.i j. Il, to!;.~>: Douglas, 5s,sol: Bell, S.
5'-' brcckinrhlsr. 41.Jl1; Lincoln, 1s,U.a
, 1860-12-06
Fire In the Capitol at albany.

ALRANT, Dec. 5.-While The Electoral Col
1eSe was in session today, the capitol WIS dis
cts cred to be on fire in the Library Of the As
semhly Chamber. It bad made considcrab,c
headway when discovered By the Superinteut;-
ent Of the building, but wls speedily cxtin-
Gulshed. About one hundred volumes Of doc
umeots were destroyed and injured
, 1860-12-06

Kentucky Lunatlc Asylum Destroyed
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 1.-The Western Lunatic
:i.ylum 1t ilopkinsyIlle, tho largest and most
r;'stly sfAil.lin., in Kentucky, was destroyed
hy tire on Friday morning. All the inmates
.SrcI't one, were saved. Loss on buildin:.
S.U1V0.
, 1860-12-06
Closing Df The XYeJTnutl Canal

ST. tATHAEiSrs, Dec. 5.-The Welland Ca
mi j. ;lnt'st impossible frutn snow which fell
yesterday, and ice which made lust night Nay
tS.!::ns. will probably te s;oppcl tonight.
, 1860-12-06
For EuFopc.
Important Libel Suit,

NEw York, Dec. s.--1he steamship Africa
sailed this noon fur Liverpool, taking 100 pass
cny.rs and s17.jGl in specie.
, 1860-12-06

ARRIVED. Dcc5.
Propeller Montgomery. 1:p,iia Marquette 1871 ton.
III. irU:,. -l,sI pk,s d4h
~rhr Nam. ira" st,.d. 3rand Haven. T.. m lamber.
s.a. Arrow, Sc"tt. Nu-kr:vn. - III lumber
Srow .>nsr1. ii';:r, llni..nd 10 m ssases, $40 bu
Niiear
, 1860-12-06

Illinois.

lL.NRlsBCRGu, Dec 5.-The votes Of the
Electoral cullrSc were to-day cast for Lincoln
and llanslin.
, 1860-12-06

E7N{F0EIaNt LlDe1 SU1E.
U>wE'a,. Dee. :.-lIn1.. D. c. l.ittlrinln has
Horace Greeley Of the y. +. Iribmn<,
!'r li.';:o uttered Ies'alis the late election.
, 1860-12-06

NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY,"
ass, IT, Son. Of Sew EogIan: n th,s city.
AaesNa 10 meet at Room Nst fremont House, on
Thursday Evening, to elect OG,rert f,r The rnsutNc
year. aud ~ make arrangement. f,r the
ANNE.AL ECXTlEAX
, 1860-12-06

and In Ike proportion for i,rstr sizes reQu1rNN
Every Encfnets furnished With
JCDsOS's r-ATEST GOVERNOR: VALVE.
For Flour NIlls We confidently recommend item ~
superior 10 any other style of Engine aah they sill
Save from IS to SO per Ccnt In Fuel
over the usual c1A<A Of boilers In In the West. We
shall keep assortment Of different sizes At our r.
tabi'shniunL where they may be txaln!nta and the
Necessary Information obtained regarding tl'e. Com.
petent urn sill II desired. bs furnished to tes nH And
start engines In any part the country We kuppy
WATER WHEELS, s1l.ArT1St2. GEARING. sc.
tvery low pr:ees.
r. W. BANTER i cos
MIL Fulnlthirs Depot, West Water street between
Randolph and Madison, Chicago, lulnois-
rofr Gr1cc address. Box ~ ocs7aly
, 1860-12-06

A. the period Of my Inauguration WAS confront
ittlng under what was called the Topeka Cousn-
trtioa. the avowed object was to subdue the Ter
Htorial Government BY force, and to lnausus3te
stead. To accomplish this object, extensive nil
ftaEy organization Was formed aud its command
entrusted to tho most violent revolutionary lead
ers. Under these circumstances 1t became tny iu,-
reratfve duty to exert the whole Constitutional
power OF the Executive, TO prevent the Ganes Of
civil war from raging in Kausas, which the ex.
cited state Of the public mind both North and
, 1860-12-06


tho Constitution ilasitsclf provided for its own
preservation. This lsas been tric.! ut different
critical periods of ulr history, and always with
eminent success. II is to be found in the 5th
article, providing for its ow7, amendment.
Under this article amendments have been pro-
posed by twothirds Of both Houses Of Con-
;.rcss, aud have been ratified By the Lc.isl,-
t,trcs of threc-fourths Of the several States, and
have consequently bccomc parts ofthc ConstI-
tion. To this process the country Is indebted
for the clause prohibiting Con.sEcss from pas
sing any law respecting an establishment OF
religion, nr abridSin= The freedom Of speech Of
Of the press. or the right Of petition. To this
We are also indebted for the hill Of rights
which secured the people against any abuse OF
power by the Federal Government. Such were
the aprrchcnsions justly entertained By the
friends of State rights IT that period. us to
have rendered it extremely doubtful whether
tho Constitution could have long survived
1hrsr amendments.
Aglin the Constitution was amended by the
same process nfter tho election Of President
Jefferson by the House Of Representatives, in
February, 1SG> This amcudncn. was rcn-
dcred necessary TO prevent recurrence Of the
dangers which had seriously Threatened the
existence Of the Government during the pcu-
Iancy Of that election. The article for its
own amendment WAS intended to procure tho
nnacab'e adjustment Of the conflicting Con-
etitutional questions, like tho present, which
might arise between the Governments of the
States and Of the United States. This appears
from contetnporancous history. In this con-
nection, / shall merely call attention to few
instances in Ar. Madison's justly celebrated
report, in IT'D, TO the Legislature Of Virginia.
In this. he ably and conc1usirely defended the
resolutions of the preceding Legislature against
the structures Of several Other State Lcsisla-
tures. These were mainly founded upon the
protest Of the Virginia Legislature against
the alien and sedition acts as palpablc, and
alarming inf1actions On the Constitution. In
pointing out tho peaceful and constitu-
tiona1 rcmcdies-and he referred to none
othee-to which the States were authorized to
resort on such occasions, he concludes By say
ing TINT the Legislatures Of the States might
have made direct representation to Congress
with view 70 obtain a resembling Of the two
offensive acts, or they might have represented
to their respective Senators in Congress their
wish that two-th1rds thereof would propose
any explanatory amendment to the Constitu.
tion; or two-thtrds Of themselves, If such had
s,ecn their option, might by IN application to
Congress have obtained a convention for the
ycry same object This is the very course which
l earnestly recommend, In order to obtain an
explanatory amendment Of the Constitution
on tho subject of slavery. This might origin
ata with Congress or the State Legislatures,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-28
through Tic k e ;
AT TIRE PRICES NAMED BELOW.

Children and 9 Ofage half the price for
white persons
NOTICE-Through Tickets can be procured In Charleston
the Nor hesseru Railroad Compsny and In Pc
ebu office OF the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Co.;
Norfolk the ONCE Of the Norfolk Petersburg Co., the
York and the Office Of John Dickson agent OF
the Line Also from Nash Tile and points south
wes by Lynehburg and Charlottesville TO all the SPRINGS
THOs. D0DAMEAD,
General supt., Va, Central Railroad.
HARNLS, MASON Co., Stage Propretors.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-28

III wells Wedding Hoes assorted from No. to also, billing
Hoes nom No ae Planters Cast Steel Hoes, superior
article Ao Garden Hoes and Rakes Hay and Manure
SMITH, RHODES n co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-28

NOTICE wishing to obtain tickets for servants over
The Richmond Predecksburg and Potomac R. r., for Wash
ngton City and points further North In all be voueh
ed for b. some white citizen Of Richmond In person
known officers Of the Road, tickets vi be Ap
piled for by letter A. ALLEN,.
mA20-ly neke' AGENT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-28
sOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD.

SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD.
NANDAFTER MONDAY THE22d AU- r.
~ gust the passenger Trains, will run as follows: -
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYNCHBURG.
Mall daily at $50 A. NJ reaches Lynchburg atl2Bo
Pm. .
Passenger Train starts daily except Sundays, at AS NJ
reaches Lynehburg atl2;80 A. NJ
IRON LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG.
Mall Train daily at IL A. NJ reaches Petersburg At NJ
Trains starts daily, except Sundays at lGSO NJ
reaches Petersburg at ESQ A. NJ.
These trains with daily trains to the Springs KNOX
VILE Nashville, Memphis, dc. TO New Orleans.
This the shortest and most expeditions route 70 All paru
Of Tennessee Alabama Mississippi LOUISIANA Arkansas and Texas
Train leaves Petersburg daily except Sundays At
A. NJ t9 Noon, and City Point at $50 A. NJ and 1850 p NJ
Extra trains TO and nom all the steam Packe" when ne
ceHary. D,nn
ANA General Superintendent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-28
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, N. Y
AT TIE INTERSECTION OF BROADWAY,
Opposite Madison square.
TTH1s LOCATION is the most healthy deghta and central

TT,Hs LOCATION the most healthy delightful and central In
this great metropolis and very convenient to the Hudson RV
err ana Boston railroad depots.
There are Distinct lines Of omnbusse that pass the Hotel
yearly minute during the day and evening" 6eue when
lines terminate Wall street. aud run community on
rou within bock OF The Hotel thus aHoding better oppor
time than al any point These lines OF onnlbusses and
bo, ear a,o p direct the CKSrRAL PARK, which oonsd
the magnificent natural pleasure ground In inc
world. ,, ,
mature study and experience and render II the most eomorta
bic and IN the world All the improvements mat
f and COINCIDENCE have suggested have introduced
Eyery prcauton has taken during construction, 10
from the dangers OF conuagra
- s,boivI. on jonble br walls extend from
Jaon 10 th roof All OF the double. and
making the structure proof
brr important Improvement In addition the usual
airuays VEkrcAL RAILWAY convey from the first to
upper la u operation upon plan which admits
Lofty spacious and continues corridors forming promenade
upon each Of the six stories give Hight and air In the
paee has been appropriated public Drawing Rooms
and Parors citing when and the Dining Rooms there Is
Dressing Rooms all modern oonvSniences have been
pecA designed for the comfort Of families travelling parties and
single gentlemen. 10,
eonvenenees for intercourse and business has been
added the many other features Of the Hotel and there Tel
egraph Oce connecting with all parts Of the country.
Billiard and Chess Rooms the most and appoint
mens providedfor the use OF guests and the public
The Furniture article Of use In the establishment has
expressly designed and manufactured forth FIFTH Avenue
H0rn- ,,
nected with tn house should addressed FIH Avenue Ho
IN /" In order 70 Insure INN date attention.
The entire organization Of this Hotel has been under the direction
Of Mr. PARAN STEVENS proprietor Of Revere and fremont Hoa
ses Boston, Battle and Point Clear Houses In the
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia
will afford the undegned much pleasure 70 see you on your
next visit 10 our city.
Your obedlent servants,
HITCHCOCK, DARLING 90.
Ar p,R1rSa late Of "Batie House" Mobile.
Il. H4cacocS, 'st Charles Hotel" New Orleans.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-28
= sHiDSFon. rissikr PATE ynlkKLn HATTIi.us
BRlDGFORD a. CO.
GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS,
ON THE DOCK
eB RICHMOND, VA.
DICKINSON. sRmLL ca
DICKINSON, HELL IL CO.,


their old stand, Wall Franklin strecs sin
"A continue TO sell EEGROE bo:h publicly privately
Persons entrusng their Negroes may assured 10 gra
the highest market price for them. jeS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-28
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
ESFs. ~

E55s EEsSSsz;5 - 5sssalS9a
Mail and Passenger Train,
FAVE Richmond daily at $50 A NJ, for staunton, and
daily Except sundays Jacksons River and intermediate
setng Gordonsye with the Orange and Alex
anda Alexandria and intermediate Stations and at
haoesye with their trains fo ynehburg and points West Of
that place
stag connect with the Train Stanton for strblngs
springs nd Haman and Company Stages with
the train Lexington Mboro for the Rock alum,
Bath Alum Warm and Healing snrngs, and at Jackson
River Sweet Sweet White sulphur Springs Lewis
burg &c.
and Passenger Train leaves Jackson River daily Tex
eept Sundsys) at $50 p NJ
Through RockbIidge and Bath Alum, Warm
Hot Healing White phur and Sweet Syringe Lexington Lewis
burg &C Ao for Winchester Lynchburg Bristol Knoxville,
Nashville Huntsville Memphis, New Orleans, and
All Important Points the South West TO be procured at the
TiSksto mce.
Through tickets for Winchester the Alexandra oudoun and
Hampshire Rsirod from Alexandra, be procured at the
THOMAS DODAMFAD,
tvo1 General superintendent