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New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-27

Sixth Ward.-Tbe REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION oi
the Wad i'll bolds Meeting on FRIDAY EVENING Dec;
81 1861 at No SO Centfes for the purpo,e Of EE thu
DELEGATES TO Ceu'rs aud Youas Aess (oIIoi tees iy,
the essuiDg year held in accordance Nth call Of tho Con-
tTsl Committee. Polls opeo from to O'clock
DAVID b. DWIllE, President
GEoEeE GRrSDy, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-27

Twentieth Wnrd Eepno,hir.am C,' cn,1,,i,.
th;s A,soristion will meet at besdqusrtcr norh
es.Der Of 9Th and 53dsi. on FRIDAY EVENiNC Dec
a. a o'clock 10 elect BY ballot Delegates TO the Ceui raj
Comees and Officers Of the Association for :he ersnins
year. The polls will open ct ard close az p M
CUMMINGS II. TUCKER, President.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-27
Eighteenth Ward EepubIica Association

Nineteenth Ward.-The NneteeDth Ward Repu6n-
can Assccistiou will at Headquaters Lsndmsnns
sth 81 sud Sd av THIS (fiidsy) EVENING Dec. a. 1851
nj O'clock for the psrpnse Of ecng Delegates TO he Cen
Irs Committees AID ocers Of The Association for the
snfne year. !onN MAN fesias""
ALLAN C0OPYR, lsac,s,..ss
4. W. VALENTINE. }
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-27

The Eleventh Ward Republican Association
viii headquarters No "a AyelEe d. ON III
EVENING the 27h inst. for the purpose Of ELECrlTG
OFFICERS of the ASSOCIATION. AID DELEGATES 70
tbe OLD and YOUNG MEMS CENTRAL COMMITTEES
Cor the ensuing yrar. Polls open from TO o'clock.
PHILIP KELLEY President
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-27
Ward Republican Associafion.--A sPE-

Tenth Ward Republican Assoeiafi fion.-Purmsn,
the ca Of the Central Committee, the Members Of the
Association will Runks Hotel No. zs Grand ST. on
FRIDAY EVENING, at clock for the purpose Of eecrng
officers and delegates TO h Central Committee for the ensurg
year Polls open from TO O'Clock.
JOHN r LAWRENCE, President
Mlasss @IItI.s d.Ea. dkEI.OoS' |seeret4riss
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-27

SeVen.centh WATu HepuDfiCub dEsOCH"trVu'"
l. Of call OF the Republican Central Commute
urinary election will be he'd Lncnln Hail. No lo9 East
Houston t.. on FRIDAY ENENlSG Dec a. ls6 for the
purpose Of chocsog ocer OF the Associson and delegates
10 the various Committees for the ensuing Polls open
fom To 8 clock. J. b. RYEhSON us. tice,Presp
CBAKLRs II. Grove Secy. Acting President
New-York daily tribune., 1861-12-27

~ilI NEE, Al csstissrtal Han on FRIDAY ENkhlN1 De,
esmter a. 10 elect Delegates TO The Republican Central
Committees for the ensuing year ron open iIon 70
e'eioct, p. In. SAMCEL SINCLAIR, President
A. SIDSRY DoAxs Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
SCENE IN THE sENAf.

Mr. BENJAMIN, in concluding bis speed Ia the senate
Monday, spoke a. follows; - G.
Senators we shall part 20 mcot % more as oeha-
tors in this chamber II have deterDi Gu 70 "thoa"
let us depart in peace and he conjuredr no' 'et te
conscience or their honor dcude lies in'o a INVASION
of the seeding States Should such . INVASION occur
none could forete what would follow Inc south mIgh
meet with adverse circumstances; deoaton might De
carried throughout the land and hoF iana'cs VINO al
vocated seryile instruction may under OF ad'ahc
ing armies stir il up; the savages o. 'e ooruerS ma
be invited to Join in, in the Reyols'on' ou ne "ouu
say that, under all Of these circursAnCS 'oe Sou'n
could not be subjugated. Never NET never!
As the speaker about to RESUME hs sea-, ueaieh'
ing applause catcas, Kisses and otbG 'Io'Sh' uehon-
STATIONS followed from the vast crof's OF oo'n ladies'
and gentlemen in the galleries who seeou 70 ,so e ma''
Several Senators sprang 70 their fsl anu %r ha:oH
called upon the presiding officer to c 'ne sAeres 'ni'
medatey.
Mr. Yulee moved to adjourn.
I,;rss.Ist the galleries he eeard. Let the digni-
ty aad decorum Of the Senate be rnsi,ained'
Some OF the vast crowd began ge OUT oil the dooI
way, and the appearance Of the arms win
large force soon rendered the geremens gallery va
can't
Mr. Mason said he did not intend@ hc'ude the ladl'
in having the galleries cleard.
SCENE IN THE HOSE
While matters were going on as ab'c III 'ne sHA'' !"
n prvo- n Va oGared reslntiOn that any T.
en n, nraserya the oon Of the safes by force would
be impractcabe and .strucve to rPuolca" iloer'y-
On this he demanded the previous Gesuon;
Mr. Stanton, OF Ohio, moved to lNtne suGect on the
table. (Cries from the denocrltitfde oh no. give
us a square vote.D -,,,
NJ Hindmln.-"Come up to tbeSraIcn at once
Mr. Hill moved 10 adjourn. lie fihted 70 put an emu
to the resolution business.
a. a,i,n,,ot coIionuv here osurred between Mr..
p,,ps,,le Of Ni.sssinni and M ucClernand of Ill
noi,. Thcs4 gentlemen we're ob,ered Vioenuy geSuiu-
,tng across the aisle separating tbn ana was under
stood tuat Mr. Blrksdale desire! that the Northern
members should vote squarely on Se proposition oil Nj
Pryor, and that Mr. McCleruand W. willing to accom-
modate him. .,.-...-
The motion 10 adjourn haviag'een lost, the motion
TO Law on the table was carried BY sl' rs, nays %.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02

oppression Let all the States meet in Convention
L" and come TO distinct understanding; If we cannot
agree to live together IN peace 70 part Ia pcCCe,
Eve must fight let the common army and navy be dis
"banded or divided aud let have a fair fight. But
"uutil Convention Of all the States is held aud all mat
tiers Indifference adjusted no more Presidents shall be
iuaugurated on this soil"
think this line Ct conduct promptly adopted and Wig
orousy pursued by Maryland and Virginia might
from civil altogether, or failing in that leave to
a war on fair and equal terms. The proceeding, you OBJ
serve purely pacific and conservative in its tendency
IL merely upends the action of the common agent ofthe
States until the States themselves can aud take
the matter in their own hands. IL does to me,
thtt not only Virginia aud Maryland but all the border
slave States would readily join in such movement; and
can see nothing in it forbid the hope that New Jer
scy and Pennsylvania might give their counenance
and co operation In the event OF the co operation OF
either or both OF these States would suggest that
such eminent citizen Commodore Stockton should be
called the command in chief Of the allied army Of oc-
cupaiion This would take from the movement both the
appearance and reality OF being sectional
As the object is peace, unless some more elective
means could be devised should hope would meet with
general concurrence Even Mr.. Lincoln, il he has any
regard for his peace his cOuntry welfare should
rejoice at such an ntCrposou as IL would relieve HIM
the heaviest responsibility that rested on the head
Of man.
Ia conclusion will say, that, in my opinion Virginia
and Maryland Virginia alone II others viii not co-ope
rate should all hazards prevent the consummluon OF
the revolution, by which they will be stripped OF all their
rights in the Governments and have thrust directly
upon them The Inauguration of a sectional President,
elected by a sectional majority, would be that consum
matou-aud should be resisted by all the means that God
and nature have put into our hands.
Very truly yours,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
ARRIVAL OF TEaG NORTH AuERs-

PORTLAND, Des. Sl.--The steamer North America
has arrived from Liverpool with dates to the goth inst
THE LATEST.
QuEESsrowS Dec. 2O.-The Paris Constitutional saws
that solution OF the Austrian and Yenea question is
approaching decisive crisis and all Europe seems to
ne apprehensiye for the events of the coming spring
The Liverpool Herald says that arrangements are max
ing to procure additional from the Liverpool branch
OF the Bank Of England for transmission to America in
case the next intelligence should not be more favors-
BILE.
The Daily News says: There is growing feeling of
dlsrust il respect to the course of afs in America
and it is feared that will yet be called upon to con
tIibue largely to the relief OF that country The in
creased frmness which prevails in tue English Market
for corn and cotton points in the direction.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
4 CALIF0RNIA LAD ON NM CRISIS.

SAN FRANUsCo, December ID 1850.
To the Ed,tor Of the Wing.
Here on the Western confines OF our continent, the
sad wall Of Dsunon has reached ears, striking
row aud d5may to our hearts, and awakening in our
minds the anxious fears lest there might be posi-
bi'ity Of disruption of glorious mon The thought
even is too appalling TO contemplate, that these United
States sought by the Pilgrims as a refuge from tyranny
and To- later wrestcd from the .yrants grasp by the
scrji OF L voluul1ry sre-, should now be rent
a twain aad gi prey 10 Internal dscord, and perhaps
foreign Invasion Di-uu0uists have We love OF ccuu.
Gay aud know What We would do aud have We never
felt tar of American pride Gas We hailed those stars
aud strires-tHut would disgrace your nation q
uame and trail be- c0lors in the dust? Would We mgdly
plunge our land into civil war; cripple our commerce, des
troy our credit abroad, make our Republic Kissing and
bywori for other nations and open gates 20 ANY for
eCu foe shat UtY 4; piece OF our territory? Bus
think wha. yr DO and remember that We yOiIe a sacred
trust and have rot onl to suffer yourselves but band
down posterity the dread consequences OF your
mad folly. Your oreiahers founded aud built the temple
o. This aou and committed 10 your keeping 10 pre-
serve aud transmit to your descendants enlarged inn
proved and beIuhed but ecreant TO your trust We would
reld ami break To- boqueathing them q crumbIug ruin.
And when the Union is dissolved what will the people
abroad say OF the great American NatiOn-"iae land OF
free and the home of the brayc"hc yum Of the or
pressed as we like to ell our lIuG Would not our
disruption be ready aud powerful weapon in the hands
oil European tyrant- Could we bid Hungary "be free
or Jlr4badi Goispeed, when would have no liberty
hom.9 Or IL we said TO Austria, down with our ty-
rants she might reply, 'beJtcr oaC than U,IHu'
hope, therefore that Virginia, one OF the odes.
and most influential States, will be foremost TO condemn
nsuuou. Sic who has gwen so many patriots 70 tie
Jiol, must have some remaining, and If so, now is the
time for tL,m 90 show themselves
The election OF Rel and Everett would have been
blessing 20 the Union lou. this has NO. been granted
u.s. must accept what We have aud II We can NOT
Ipcc over NJ. LncO.us '.tuoA, We cdu al least, sing
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
To WYyDuAN R08ERTs0N, ESQ.
EsH PoNn, NELSON Cousin
L----.- L-- u | 49,

De.cubsr %, ls6u.
NJ DrAs 5ra.-Tys read with much Interest you, let
t1 tl Wing HuG vougl. iu most OF the positions you
lake. WtA respect 20 tlc remedy Won propose for te
tslu1,- OF ihr tuts-a National C01reEtj75,-- .'ej
duuha, tlc proper remedy and, If 10 could be held
u ue might avert Che impending catastrophe. But that
g.. remedy depending 90 others The South alone cau-
rot call -4nd see u0t sign that the North will con
cue That region has obt aimed she pOwyr-Jud 10 snaps
E hog'~ no any proposition likely 10 impair los exercise
Bur II Called &c r not possible for it to- assemble iu tme
TO meet the crisis.
The late authorized announcement by The View orh
Iri.Gs si.cs 10 understand that 81. IAncons pp'-
cv wi d. one OF coercion. and we may expect thar his
Inauguration a.I Dee Immediately followed Jy civil Wat
.e point 90 Do, suci IS TO prevent that catastrophe.
How IS DC 90 Doe eCelf The only means that Occl- 90
ms Is bv sudden and total arrest Of the action OF the
Federal Government 10 ia that Governmeat-the mere
er,1uIe AID common agent OF the S,ates-whch alone
threatens and eLLtugars the peace 0 the country.
But bow is this aires. 90 be elected I'm several Gov
,ram1uts there have been checks provided for
duary cmergelcies Tie A'h.uians were in the habit
o., os-Ic,ug their il1~trjous citizens when they
became dangerous 10 the public liberties In Rome tue
a'or.hip or Fubun.ta veto was the resource, ac-
cori.uc as the general pebean interests were im-er
ell We have no check at al sicur either in Con
tijut1u OF usIges. Ole branch OF Government has
check upon another branch; but there Is suspeusiye
veto anywhere provided upon the action Ut our Who'll
Government. Tbs ls great defect pa our sYstem-aud
NAV 40 very time, prove destructive OF The public
peace and s.. 70 the Republic We have not hitherto
.t the want of L., and at Oh. hour OF need, we
must invent OF mprOvi-o substitute That substitute,
10 occurs % me- might be provided in this way Let Nir-
GINA and Mlryhud-the two States most directly and vi.
tally intares ell, and many may choose on
Interfere in their sovereign capacities take possession Of
Washington before the 4th OF March, and forbid the in
auguratiou of President until Convention Of all ht
States bshell They might announce their leterm
nation to thei, sister States the following effect
We two Of the sovereign States OF this CoDlederacy
"iusly appreneujiug that common agent is about
TO i1yoye the country ia war; nterpose for the sake
peace until an the States can meet in Convention "a
" settle the matter in dispute Tie Conederacy is al
ready dsmcmberei, and cannot consent thst part
shall take possession of the army and navy created by
Us all for our common defence, nd ploy them for
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
DID.

o. Instant the Bonr Green, In wy;e county the
iI.r~- - Charie Crockett AD!SON CROCkETI from
hrn1rThlEy Of the lungs
tuesday. Is, inst ser ST uaess, LUCY GRAY. aged
years. mp1ts and II days. Garer Of Thomas '" aud FaF"h
= Br ckcuur0ugh.
Tie Giend family hed to attend her funeral tbs
d,y ococS from the redfe % her p-reLs corner Clay
AMI b stree
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02

A SCENTED DAv0SD The bndon Court journal
states that great sensation b been caused amongst
the principal jewellers by the intrdHitloa oil seenteu
diamond The stone has been recently discovered in
Ava and has the same value as hers the same trans
parency and briancv and the sme weight; but 1t pos
sesses the most extraordinary qaty OF emitting very
agreeable ordor under the uhueee OF high tempera-
ture-such for instance, as iimore frequently than
nrref hlY tell In the bal room.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

German physician, named Bretlluch residing at Tin
kervle Pa. murdered his wife Friday and then blew
out his brains. The Pittsburg Gazette says:
On Friday he went into the room where his wife was
and hurt his foo. The had shoes on on spool which
the youngest child had been using This threw him into
he idong passion in the transports of which he clipped
the offending child severely in the face quarrel en-
sucd between him and lis wife, which only increased his
rascibe temper, and finally induced him. in the heat
of IT, to repair to his oh fer his gun. This was Ger
piece intended either fer shot or ball and he re-
turned with it iuto his wif ROOM determined rs the
sequel proved to take her life Pointing it at her he
ordered her up stairs She dad obey at first and he
proceeded to cock the gun. Finding him fatally benz
on mischief she started to leave the room. and had
nearly reached the stairs when he fired and she fell on
her face the bali with which the qua was loaded entering
the right side OF her chest and producing almost instant
death.
He then went again into hi' Office and procuring an
other sngebarr led gun returned the room and stood
looking at his wife welterng in her blood After gazing
at the sad spectacle for moment he put the mu2ze of
the piece he held into his mouth and fired thus follow
ing his wife to their final account after very brief
Interval.
he had stated to the ncghborhood that he was sur
gon in the Dutch army for fifteen years Christmas
tree which stood in the ROOM decked with toys and other
symbols Of the holiday formed mournful contrast to
The scene Of blood with which it was surrounded
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02

FAILURES AND srspENsroNs.-Tbe Boston Commercial
Bulletin, in lis list OF failures al suspensions gives five
in Boston fourteen in New Yrk SIX in Philadelphia,
two each in Roxbury, New Beord and Cincinnati, and
five in other places making 'tal of thirtysix during
tIe mast week
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
FOREIGN TRDE uF RICHMOND.

We annex our qlart,ly comparison of the foreign
trade Of Richmond saowinA falling of OF the eNpors ami 10
In the imports last uarter compared with the
tue ,5y Ia daysv will publish annual statement Of
both the foreign domes trade which time will prese
the usual explanatory
ESroErs FkoA RoHuoSn oe,t Foreign PORTS turing hs
quarter ending 3iN DocoJrr, l5tO. and time 1852:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
nnNir GLVE rP TE SHE.
lbioined telegraphic correspondence appeared in
| & .....t. IL

The guLjoiued Geographic corelondence appeared III
the Washington papers OF yesterdf
"ArLANrA. al Dec %, 1860.
Hon 4 Douglas or Hon. j. JlCllenden:
Toomb despatch OF 22d uus stpi conservatives here.
r ,bor ,-v bona for Southern iss in the Union We
r for the Union Of our fathers Southern rights can
m ,..cry,5 in i Irnot We tr,ior secession. Can We
ye, HON. the Union will be presered this principle
You are looked to this emergenN Give your views
by despat H. and oblge
William Ezzlrd Robert W. Ss, Jas: +. Hambleton,
Thomas s. Powell. s. g. Howell J. A. Hayden, &. w.
Adair L. c. Houlester"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
M .skREO.

On Thuriay December eth IS ia AleN ,na, Va by Rev
Wblk-r D.. C5AgLEs q 40 = Of Hanover county, ann
AID FANNY A. eldest da ghter Of late Louis A Cazenove OF
Alexandria
conway the residence or o brides parens 90 the 18th
u,t4rt by the pey Robert Tve5nes ALEXANDER SMITH,
Esi yu CCY LUCK CLARK, ali Of Cha les CITY county!
~ ulIat.I please cory. !
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
w.uu,Nryp pUaELY vEntr,,,

All she inzre ients ~ Be sDzETus PitLs pafEavs a.
10 conf in-ion 10 open dstIch. co'vs ceanss. COZ. h
50 carry ofus body whatever lsjure' a. ~ being
Ike the food they into ard mix Nth ihe blood %
aud remove all bad hunor They Dissolve all annasra se
cleanse the tood asd iubsreles, ulcers ke ls, s
uhatpart ofihs system they may They Iars part u
d. They carry away nothing that "a good. They only Pea,
what Is bad They assist nature, Win H. ard aEsys
work we'll Their has saved many valuable is s,.,
p,inepa Office No. 29t Cana street Price % cents D., D.
Gold by all respectable dealers In medcines hl-dtr,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02

Mrs GAME GREAT Srlr.-be twenty years legal
contest waged by the indeflgse Mrs. Nyra L. Gaues,
will be brought to final issoein January, n the L. s.
Supreme Court No sc on the deudr. All parties are
preparing for the case.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02

A.r1-r ESCAPE OBJ Two FvALE CoNvcrs FROM rHE
ONO TtNTE>IIA.Y-rWot female covc.s, says the STATE
T....rf 5v rjroit management, ELECTED their escape
.1u -Lc peliieutiuy Thursday evening. Before
they eara turned TOTO ih,.r cells, and while the guards
eoss 40 supper dey got che lock en- the door %, The
female on, and got OFT into the yard by meas OF
boxes and step-lsjder which they found in the yarG
ey u1au.-d 20 the ou;er-va aud walked along on 4
Oh gstrihouss-To this they fastened a roll OF muslin
wish they b-11El, vi.h them from the PRISON, and le'
% emseises dIuu on the outside Not understanding
very perfectly the of -lj.-g down in this manner
they b-t,rcl tue inside OF their hands aud bruised
themselves against ,ls wall They found y ofc Us
Of che Peniteut'ry, early yesterday morning in Worth
/ us'11, aai brought back 10 their old domcii
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
RI VI ".

WA4HIsTON Dec. o. $500
In reply 10 your inquiry hse hopes that The rights
of the South and Of every State cd section may be pro-
ected within the Union. Don't i7e up the shin Don't
despair Of the Republic. ~. IA ihNDhN,
"A. DOUGLAS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
'ANpO WOOD,
MaYOrs Office. CITY Han Park.

At this point it is SAID the correspondence stopped
but 10 is gratifying to learn that the Mayor though be
has forsaken the godIy admouiions of Dr. Tying is de-
termined not to cut loose from the stated preaching OF
the Gospel Day before yesterday he hired pew in the
fashionable quarter Of Trinity Chapel of which his bride
is am happy to say constant attendant,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
No. BLANK ETS!
D. BLANKTTsI!

English Naenaw Blankets for sergAnts eoorel aud Ei
all grades, imported 20 this p IT.
sapeh Bed Blankets from tie Crenshaw Nils Richmond
WATKINS FiCKIIy
Also Dark Grey Cloths .-om the CrenshAv Huh Rrt
dri9-8t ~
20 Tho Home hTficIc.-SEMPLES fNPAuU5
BAKING POWDER Is strictly Virginia article and o., l
c,dng al 5lar preparations being cheaper and better a
grOrers F.r
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02

was not more striking than tiat between gray or r. halt
state OF nature, and 70 Shieh u fanou' dy, ha ben
p ed. Manufactured by CRlsTADOkO, Astor Hout. -
York SOLD everywhere and applied by an Hair Dresser, ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02

Suppose case. Suppose have sandy red, vhns OIL,
or flaming yellow hsr Suppose prefer INT bfosn
dark brown raven black Wen, you apply IN you afs
CRISTADOR0'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02

peri rms IN every instance what promised siea h ",
roducrd II cures with the uniform certainty hat 80
d speis night I'll the varieties OF cold o, f,-,
cough i'm neSiately relieves nhucrza, hoATseue
Ing Of the palate or throat Price - GEMS.
Sold by FIsHEK A SHEPHERD. I,f-u-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
Rrynu,s TasteIess Vrrnnifugr.-Wor

Rryan,s Tasteless Nrrnffug WORMS In -tI.t
n not dlsodged, lay the foundation uf aia diseases On.
Of ths really pleasant qud will destroy and bring them
Is Grafton thorough. The compliant rarely re'1ra. ~
const tuen the yrrmfuge vegetable and harmless IL
no pain Price u cents.
s1lI BY Fisher A SHEPHERD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02

u
vegetable specific Introduced by Of The f phy.es,
medi al BID ans Of saving the lives Of mut,i
persons yddag and old having all the symptoms Of m5
monary ds gases Price 81 ~
Sold by Ff-UER A SHEPHERD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
-nSpECltI NOTICE

49, strbgency in the Money Market and the h.r, u
counts charged la consequence the Agents u his nu,s
instructed and after this date until further notice rt b.
ceye any monies Ia payment Of Fares and Freight y
bankable { nds and specie sam Ruth sug
Ofice r. sHd p. z. r. Company,
IL. ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-02
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAHLRoAD

GENERAL sUPERINTENDgST's OFFICE.
RcHsoSD, Va, Dec -, f.ci /
SPECIAL NOTICE!
YGtHE UP FREIGHT DEPARTMENT OF this r0ed at Eat--I
i will be closed at ocleck p " on PElDAH tr g.,Ir-
and will not bs reopeHci again uLtl FRIDAY the a..
January l-6i. The last outward bound gt train t- r.
year will leave Richmond URDAY the 2zd .slrt -
the next on SATURDAY, tie ath % January. SOL
The inward freight train viii arrive E-h~ord 90 r
DAY the 2ith Instant Any i've vi rs dsigel. - m
evening and the freight deCot VIII be opeu,f from
o'clock A. VI on wEDNEs BAY the 25tn last, Tor the delivery
such articles consga desire, after ahih time
closed until FRIDAY, The 4h dsy q January.
gTEPHE1 HUNTER
d-clO Prn.ipAl Ffel,ft Am