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- - MAIL STEAWSt1EP JAMES - 80,
I TOWN-FOR sew Nlhk VIA NokfDif- .s---s -.
IT, IAMFSTOWS Thomas skinner VIII leave at CLOCK
2 VI Fridav. one q, Instant
P-.ser-srs Are requested 90 be board 10 due time
Psssar- 90 Nsu meals aai tegoom Included $40 eeer
age passage only Q.
P.. sage 90 Norfolk same as ty Che river boats. .
Teht received to-day thur isyl and up 90 The Aeu o 2
o'clock y. NJ, Friday
ss.s and bsra scared a, Office or on lot'tt ~
Frgt, taken s moderate rates aat ior@rli "
despatch $500. 49,. "a .--r,.
Js-4-2t -lpL-'.l % " 49,,
yy04s NV ORLEsNS.-Tte superior a., san ,.sss
IL aT schooner "sot rHsRNtR, hlpss, master l'. ssaa
iag ue greater portion her cargo row ON board El nave
auict dspuca Fcs remainder Of cargo passage ta'rs sooo
acc0-m0datiors amply tr - 90, -.r-rr, D. ~,
ja23-dt w. p. tH,-.--t- - ~
nAILY LINE Os TEsE JAMES as
KfYHR. by the stasl-rf ''N lVNa tl -as1---
STeTis PFtE The steamer CURTIS FfCh via o. tt, KS
nav N0RSING rtss the 18th lnst r r-r.r I-n
t.tuesn Rcivoal P.rl,.lol.l ana No-f'.., leave
Rockets every THURSDAY, SATURDAY and te>-at -,.'
ines at o'clock - ,.... .-. ,r1,-
Ie GIEN COVE VIZ leave the wharf AZ kockat3 every 'N
nav WEDNESDAY AMI FEIDAY MORNINGS al te sane .1uT
fsocs and each will return each alternate Gay N~Ni
Sunday M, rr4ki1g regular daily line between ie a''
psce unsurpassed ior speed ald Accommodations oy any oe
line. r,,-.-- 80. .t. -rr.-
10th going and returning and take eat a5 usual lul az
frssn o. be - river must be paid 'ot Nn seq
dosu and ain not be responsible .r af'cF % Pa- '- ~
WHAT 80 which 20 Is directed or marked
P.ssnss 90 or from Norfolk OF Portsmouth q.
ci- K o. UAsKiNS
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AYERS
.CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are YOU sick, feeble, and COM
planning Are you out Of order,
with your system dcranged, and
your feelings uncomfortable
These symptoms art Oitcn the
mr. indie 10 SERIOUS illness. Some
M of sickness is creeping upon
Won. aud should BE- 9yertrd by
timely use OF the right remedy.
Take Ayers fills, and cleanse
ont the h-ordcrcd humors -pu-
rify the blood, and let the fluids
move on unobstructed in health
again. They stimulate the tunc-
tons Of the body into vigorous
activity. purify the system from
the distractions which make
disease. 4 cold settles some
where in the body, and obstructs
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nnlnns nl.nraer. LLxer Complnints.

From pr. Tt.1G1rc EeI, cf Ncr loFE Cty'
Not only are Your Pills admirably adapted 20 their pur
pose as ana Iucrgut auj d their beneficial elects upon
he Liver very mlrs,d indeed They have i'm my prac
t,e. proved more ,f-ctu8 for the cure Of bilious cont
ptssfs than ans one remedy can mention. / sincerely
rioi,. tlIt u,s have no lca W pur-lye which is Wor
thy the confidence of tha profession anil the people
DEPARTMENT or TIVE INTERIOR,
Washington, ID. c., sth Feb, lNii.
Sir. have used your Pills u my general and hospital
rri ever SINCE Won mad, them, AND uO NOT hesitate 10
sl thsv ary o.. best -Ifhlrtc we employ. Their r-U
Ilnr action on tho liver is quick and decided, couse
cr.uv they are admirable remedy Tor arrangements
or tlirf or.lr Indeed, 4 have seldom found ease ot
bilious sa So obstinate tnlt 10 di NOT readily yield TO
.fr.r. F-.t.-ugIIv YOURS NLONIO BALL, n. Dl
n---.-.-Ln nL N. nlrIDE iiI.uilIl.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-24
As n Family Physic.


From Or. p. ". C1rf'crgh, Neo OrtennS'
Your Pills are the prince OF purgcs Their excellent
OnIIIiieS surpaSs any clthartc possess Ih'y are
r but very certain and cnecua in their action ON the
bowels which makes them invaluable 10 Us III the oay
treatment OF disease.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-24

pysentery. Diarrhua. Relax, Worms.

From Dr. IL &C. Grerg, Of Chicago.
Your Pin, have had Ions. trial in my practice, and
hold them boz u-r.um 1~ one oi thc best al'reu' nave
over rraI Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
thou an excellent remedy when given i'm small doses for
Billions a.s..f.rH .f q. .rrlwg Their SUGAR coating
t.,. tf,r worry arrautauc aud onyeIient for the
UT V.l.U..u ANA .'glIII.4
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WILLOUGHBY's Patent
Gum Spring and Gum Cvlinda
FEED ROLLER
GRAIN Drills

,.,,, WITH WAGGoNERs ATTACHMENT RoR oIT.yo
IhIs rhn Drl has De n IN more thar fon. -
sherey-r IN use has universal favor I, re- sAa
shynVe lr't Premiums Al the various state sn5
NrBhla Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana New J.rsev - y .st 70
held at Richmond Va ~ '' United hiAes Fair
oIs w. peculiar Advantages are, first: The teeth are q,
suuc'ea sit rubber springs, that when they come In c
iooS rpchs tumls or stones Othe. obsfructIop, Nos
.een hehes nigh they prngba-k pas over and
gam lner former poon, avoiding tn neces,lty m
Pu' 10 NOooen plIs aSn olr drills Newly cleared la "
seeded WIN ms Iril The springs can be set 10 aim
AFFIRM obs u ton. 10y 's'' ""eH 'hey meet With
second me arrangement for distributing the seed + b ~
cdhted rubber rollers revolving together which sis ,
shh 10 constant stream, Without choking or
anu no I,.suay OF the ground. fat or slos otlo, 80 %
,e-n WI Nsry the quantity own to the acre IL I
,y ., Nhte caps IN the wheat the rollers viii carr "A
,hough Inc quantity sOEn guated 10 any dab, -
instantly, when standing = "a motion ' ''N @HloeI'
Third. Whfn tie teeth r.iseI 10 a.. L..
measure are instantly stopped The d. ~ can be wn Co. 90
" ieahrg or wasting she grain When The ,ssb 80.
ist Town. the feed starts hume aaey Wien in melton r. 80
xned rye, oats or barley With the same Lopper ami rr -
ehsgs bIso, sl KINDS OF grass seeds Shen desired
Ong out we best mfteIlel used the,, cl,,
sIe Manufactured In Norkmsn-te and superb NAME
eIes warranted 10 work well and durable with nron. ,,
he 1uaho enactment j most complete and car he ,l,
osoE we required quantity BY the moving OF he ma ~
BAsho sown In the trench With tie wheat ana rove,e "
.oo =, JOHN W. CARDwFIL A 20
gfn fcr ttaa t. VI
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nr.rcn.ln. Imnnritv of ~ EIood.

From I.J 3. Ia..,, fa.tarer- idrcaf church. Eos'op
u.. tNeG: have used your Pills with extraordinary
su.r.-. in y furg and aiul- those am cIlil 20 visit
bon distress. To u-u.at' te Oraus of uigt ton did
t,cr known. aud 1 cain confidently recommend tiym 10
my friends. Yours d. v HINES
W.re,v, Wyoming Co., y. Y, oct 81, l,i1.
DEAR SIR. lam EH,r g.. attic Pills Don my IrJr-
t-. 1000, rl.. t..a . ,N.. ...lt lal,ty o. cleanse ir
....-I.-. lad ...... a. ...'.s ~ q" iiHnI.
john g.. NLAtH AM, ". %.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-24

NGTICE-Pesons wishing to obtain tickets for servants
~ Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac r. for Wash
rgOn City, and points further NORTH must In all cases be vouch
by responsible white citizen OF Richmond person
the officers Of the Road tickets wi be sold
Piled for by letter. A. u. ALLEN,
ma20-ly Ticket Agent.
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FURNITURE WAREHOUSE,
BINFORD & PORTER

~ RATERUL for the patronage conferred on
" US the last 80 years, would inform
our friends that have the largest stock 3uI3
of Furniture 9 have ever had Of cur - -
uacure variety and STYLE to which have adj
ded large Of cheap furnu'e embracing variety OF Cot
taee aets very ne Bureaus sdboard Sofas
Chairs Beseads and the Cabinet line which
Invite give call determined
low a. can be bought In this market.
r SPRING BEDS.
The UMER SPRING. the best the price made which
would invite the trade and all In We preparing
nsh them prices by the quantity or single
with . variety Of other patterns. ~ D.
ll UNDERTAKING.
We prepared TO attend TO at all hours Having -
every style 81 Metallic Burial Case with wood Collins -
Of kind very nne Heae shrouds and Hacks furnished
when desired. -
se10 BINTORD 4 PORTER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-24

CABINET WARE, Bed "A
S-s--<---.s5 CHAIRS, 40. m
z - ~
BELVIN 81 ATKINSON,
GOVERNOR STREET,
RICHNosp, VA.
~ RATEFUL long conferred patronage the undesgnea
In have tho he obligations Tor the same anu
10 invite public attention 10 the large Of FURNITURE now
on hand ami 10 which they are constantly making additions OF
P1PLOR SETS AND CHAABER SETS
or Rosewood Mahogany Walnut Oak and various sly Inc
nshng Of some Of Sets eannotb exeeed spee
ally those Of French and English broea.elle Silks OF the
richest hues and finest texture.
CHAIRS
Large cushioned ARM CHAIRS variety besides every
Chair aor halls &C. Cane Seat Rush ootIo
and Windsor Chairs, from plain to the hest
BEDS
Hair and Cotton Mattresses Feather Beds Boosters
and Pillows and made order, with every Article nee
sary furnish the most splendid mansion 10 e paes Vo'
tage home. .,-r,,O
They prepared frnh at short notice. any knu Oh
Burial Oae either wood metallic, with all grave
clothes attend the Undertaking In all Its depaftme
with promptness and Dispatch ne---onl
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VULCANTTE TEETEgl ss--s--s.A
yTLCNNEEE TEETH! kSS<ssSs,,l

Sold whoie,a, aad retail by PURCELL, LADD co, Rich
m.ud Va " RIvES CO. Petersburg, II SEtf, Lynch
t.r,,. ana h, sil l-,-,g AM merchants aSl9-6mr1w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-24

We have q very fine ar
q, for sale bv
Do., u Main b.
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LEADING ARTICLES The & ssons werGy 1a ymn The
ncni Danger Finance I he New California sehsto. s
A slsgestioni They DO Not Dase Edi''iia fafa
gaph'.
uPROGREsS OF THE WAR; Summary Of the
La,cs, Newl
nI.FROM WASHINGTON: Correspondence Of The
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V..wHAT SHOULD BE DONE: Correspondence OF
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VTHE FoRTHCOMGSG MESSAGE; Correspondence
Of The n. u Tribune.
vI.wORDs OF WARNING: Correspondence Of Tie
" y. Tribune
vH.THE SEAT OF WAR IN MISSOURI
VII. FROM MISSOURI COne'a 'aondence Of The N Y
Idoune.
M..A SOLDIERS RESPONSE: Manly and Patriotic
Letter from Virginia Ohcsr.
KITE FRENCH DECLARATION OF NEUTRAL
ITY.
EARNEST WORDS or WARNING; COue,pond-
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xII.ANDREw JOHNSON on THE CRISIS
XIII. FRON FORTRESS MoNROE Correspondents Of
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AN ORDINANCE FOR THE RFORGANIZATlON
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gv..THE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA By William II.
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NvIII STARTLING NEWS FROM VIRGINIA; John
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an OFFICE TnIRD-Av. RAILROAD ,CosrAsr,
June ! !. 1861. :
To the Press of New. or. desire thu publicly 20
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1900 90 worth Of New Style SPRING and SUMNER
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Union ENVELOPES
" Al wholesale and retail The lsrsest assortment 4. New.
York. Over 400 different styles OTdrrs BY mall promptly
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7 LOYDs Military Map OF the u. s. aud Gazette
IL fhe WsrNow ResdyThis Msp is Pou Feet lagc, l.
nicely in States shows ell tho Ralroas Cities Towns
Rivals Forts Batteries and Enosnpmenis the Grand D
visions Of tho o. s. Military Departments This T. the ony
Military Map Of the T. s. that 1, pub he'd On tie back
printed Gazette Of the War which the sttics and
latest particulars Of the alone worth than the Tce Of
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the afflicted Address Dr. J. sKlLLIN H0UGHTON Howard
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DARIS, LONDON and NEW-YORK MED
l. lCAL ADVISER aud MARRIAGE DUIDE-A book
exposing the falaccs Of Psychologist and the unsuccsssu
treatment Of Physicians special di'ease hrst local. b by
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400 pages loo illustrations. ByM LARMONT, Paris oadon
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concur with The following Papess n Recommending IT. LIAR
MONT the afflicted Dispatch Atlas Courier des Eats Un
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80 L,LAG OF THE FREE."-Sung and thrice
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PreackEnG ~ the S0ldiers.-The Rev. J. HARVEY Of
Central York will preach The Anderson Zouaves In the
grove at miles from Jersey City SUNDAY
juno 80 u Preaching IN the large tent Union
Asoin the eyenin. by the Rev J. II AEVEY. The
pablic are invited to attend. w. N. pENSE,
Missionary of the J.. y. 4 s,ocistion.
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Edward II. Dixon, NJ. D. Editor Of The s;alrel and
Opela,rg and Consulting Smgecn, No AZ 5h av ctce
snltati, Us the obscure diseases Of the pelvic yicc
Rupcfe Pile Narcocoe aud Fistua radically cured without
the tue gstue Office hours from to y 20 2 and to
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Our Naxjenui Liberty.-Rev. Dr. THOMPSON will
preach TOMORROW EVENING IN the Broadway Tabernacle
Church the Ccst Of Liberty and the Price Of Keeping
with special reference to Emancipation Service to
H.
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