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IA Chrtstaline Jelly, without Eggs or
BOILING One package sparkling Gelatlne will
make half q gallon of beautiful clear JELLY,
without any trouble, and IN 9 very short time.
For sale by JOHN W. GARLlCK,
Apothecary, &C., Market Place,
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yI,HE STOCK OF CLOTHING nov 10 49,
l at the old and fayoFite stand, tp2 Man SUI. So"
far surpasses in extent and variety an h es ina
lore shown b, as Owing 90 the ughIness - sxs
"a oney market, and win view To mees gag ',sSes
OF purchasers, we shalt oaef vefy klessu We,
,oants 10 ali who may favor us VITA csh 40
smpy direct your attention. 10 the fSet. t nat sna
as heretofore, your interest Will De pre'hoie0
tImo and money saved by calling on,,t.us
KEEN BALDWIN h Wll.LlA@s-:--
DULMONAht BALI ANA sure ena s s!RS@.,
rened, for the esre o. :esshs: So,asS, ,sasSas,
Group. Whoopins Ceusa D.m9assy =, .'', m ssy
foTiu, and Is ccnpossd Of vegetable iasrealsss".
selected Tor their balsam'o and ssotnlna aas sad
con6dsntly rscommsnded for the dissases "sA
toned. Frsp.rssSn .sS ;G9R z CO. pu.si....
No. 10 Main street
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rofiCE TO the RuBtLLit

ssss;;ggssssss EsE AND IMP jRTANT A. i
- RI RANG EN- ENr, isse-The ADAN j
F FhhPPHAp EtLrHfA and BALTYfM, IRE to RICE
obtaihns stS Ssf rsishs and pscEa IS IN the .So
Expresses leave New York at I 8 ard o'elOss
and II il r Eap!s saSs qays ssnois
A. n. and % +, M., arriving IN hichmord 81 ~
Expresses leave Richmond for New York, Pal
West, a. 80 A. NJ and $50 r NJ.
and psS6safssi should IN al iass,
EXPRESSES FOR THE SOUTH leave Rlos'
m9Rd TWiCEr pALY ~. ana the; osn
guarantee to the public cyi'ty, attention shg ss.
isfaction al their Intercourse With thef ohsoss
their part 10 meet the wants of their custqmels.
fresh' and sseaasss er 3 Fl IN. n , sfp
immsdiately thereby giving TO our css'omcfs.
siyance Sf twelve hours over our srroaEsmsaa
as ere 2sMfs EXPRESSES, TO AND saqA
NEW YORK. SEMI WEEKLY. FrelsAH DE-
li fffSV% SsP fH5FS PgSKiStaEi' b b5SSt
MENTs. 40, forwarded with safety aga y,
patch TO all parts OF the United States, Csna'~
az NOTES. DRAFTS AND BILLS. with or win.
ont Goods. collected az all be pol.
throug bout the United States. and prompt T,"i'
SLAVES forwarded BY esch Of our Ex.rs'"
in charge of careful and reliable messensen
TOBACCO and other sAmplesosrr Al ana'N'
~ All lreish,s promptly called for ane delivers
withc a, extra charge
n For further information. Please sail Assi
's, ''' si si' 9gss r..
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~ Al
81 asss 9 "a N6 SgERs lSov.
RANG MENT.-IMPQRTA TO uTRAyEk
IRS.-THa0UGH TICKETS AND ThRoCGs
rylns the great United States Mail. Twice da.J
Sunday night excepted between Richmond hsI
sncrla, Washifgta Ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, and all important POINTS West, via Aceul
Creek Gnd aslDngton over the Richmond, Ffea
srioaslurg Il Potomac Railroad, To the Potola
river, 75 miles, and by splendid and c0mfortaea
steamers thence to Washington, 50 mles, in all IA
miles "a seven hOurs; being n comfortable and per-
feetIy aate rate of speed
Hours of departure: $50, A. NJ, and P. N.
BAGGAGE, under charge Of Special Agent
CHECKEDTHR0UGH TO " ashin Z ton, Balsimoa
Phila,islphia and Now York.
THRousg ricxsTs can be scsprej % tho follow
pati, olumbus. ndianapolis, jaro. Dayton, 10
fersolvitle. Rock Island, Zanesville, Fa1hnsta
New York, St. Louis, Chicago, Pitrhury, Lou
VILE, Decatur, Newark and 3ncennes,
PASSENGERS break fast and sup AZ Asf'Snd wa dla
on boa I'd the comfortable steamer bs v~sf AcSuls
CreeE and Washington. :
PeIsons az TO obtain ticI tn for ser
raat. for Warrington city and int, further
North, must, IA eli cases, he We lShe Tor y
some eesponsibis white citizen OF lohIaondJts
.sysoa, known TO the off GERS Of tn Rold, a. 80
Tfrksts ,silI be -ali II ryp!ssd for By tfIsi,
"a Eor furta-r information, apr At - sk0
JAS. Is. " WINSTON, 6ca'i '-~stAI't q.
SEp's.
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NJ. NE EEL,
Manufacturer and Dealer in

=
Manufacturer and Dealer in ~
- A ~ ID 8 aG
No. 1870 Main Street,
Would beg leave to inform his former patrons and
the public that he has commenced the man atactory
Of BOOTS and SHOES In all their branches, at
No. 100, Main street, and would ask call from all
wanting goods IN his line.
A fine assortment Of Ladies', Misses and Chill
dren's Goods always on hand, which Will be sold
at very reasonable prices. NO H-3m"
e LOOK TO YOUR INTkREST...
9 Bear In mind, that JOSEPH SIRA USE
10 ufsring tne greatest bargains ever offered be-
fore In SHO is and BOOTS: Ladies' Heel Cutters,
from 5oc., 49, and 81. worth TWICE the m ney !;
Ladies Congress Caters. koxed, Tipped and lin
Boltom, at 81; Ladies' Congress Caters, Plan
or Tipped at u 20 and 5o, seiIing eisewnefe as
81 so; Ladies' Morocco Heel oootees, at 81, and
higher; aides Goassxln ard Leather Heei Boo
tees. at 81, &C Misses Morocco Heel Boolees,
at H1zc and Caters az the same Misses oGat
skin and Leather Shoes, at halt their Vsiue |;
Children's Morocco Shoes. at 50 cents and up
wards; Children Black Al d Color ed Reel uaitefs'
at 80 cts cheap at 49,. Gents Calf seWeo Shoes,
at So 80; Oxford Ties and Cong ess Gaitsrs at all
prices; mems Slippers al 30 cts Fine Calf Sexed
Boots at So worth So; Servants Shoes, at Is cts,
worth nj 10; HesvJ Drogans, Boys Boots, &c -
You will find the above Is per cent. cheaper than
elsewhere, py calling at No ~ Nam St;
JUSEfH SIRAUSE.
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GN WE HAVE SOME GREAT BAR.
EilGAINS AGAIN-LOOk AT OUR PRICE
HxfA LIST.-Clear aiee Tumblers from 81 a
~ dozen up; Gohlets from 81 doze n up; Pre-
serve Dishes. 10 cts. and higher, worth a great
deal more; Kerosene Lamps from rs cts. UP to
some very rich patterns-she best burners out,
worth most twice the money; all other Gassw are.
in proportion, Dinner, Tea and Chamber Ssts,
bought at great sacrifice from q New York I'M
porter which we offer 1t an astonishing low g ire.
Our Vases, Motto Cups and other Paror 0rna
ments defy competition. Whoever looks al cur
assoTtmentof Britannia, Alfalfa and Silver plated
to beat that line. AL kilds of House Furnlah-
Ing Goods, IN Wooden and Wlllow-ware, Brushes,
TInware, alters, Looking Glasses, (which we
make to order, any size rsquired) besides an i'm
meIse variety in FancJ Goods and Tors. &c.
SCHAAP & co, corner BROAD and I'd SITS.
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R Crystalline Jellies, without Eggs or
Bolnns, can De nads by using the ST ARK LING
GELATINE, with little or no trouble. Price rs
cents per package For sale by
JN0. w. GARLICK, Apothecary,
Market Place, Franklin ST,
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Boors, sHons, 90.

- L sNuAfTRhEFFHeEA c nSSRi9 .hyf Comp Ac
~ 10 prepared 20 ALI orders for ~ enc: Womsn's,
ware ~, from the fnest Ladies' rLIPPkR and
Mems CUNGRtSS CATER and OXFORD rIE,
to the heaviest BUOT and BkU0AN.
IL 10 q southern Factory, built up by Southern
capital, with the most approved machinery, work
United States and will furnish as good work. at
I he same price, as any Factory in the Union. Let
Southe IN men sustain Southern manufactures.
All orders promptly filed, and ali work warrant
ed TO b. such as ordered Address.
de ly-.2iu WhI, II. CAREER, Sup't
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-ere from Richmond 10 West Point, or from
West Puin to Richmond and return neat

Freight received TUFS NAYS, THuRsDAW
ana SA URDAYS, until 81 z. NJ, axkchlnoni q,
and on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRI
DAYS, uatil 30 p. III >. p, Yves Point.
Accommodation and Freight Tram will lean
Richmond UksDAYS. thursdays, ard
SATURDAYS, at4 z. NJ, stopping on signal, q,
all me Stations. for freight and passengers.
Fare num KlnE ana Queen Y. H., and othe
points on Mattaponi River to Norfolk or Rich
mond, 50.
Passengers for williamsburg will take stageH
Bigler's. for Gloucester c. II at Cappahoose, al!
for Sauda and Urbanna, at West Point.
Sunday Trains disc continued after Dec 9th,
tie 6-.s r. a. TkMPLE, sup't
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OFFICE RIT9M'D Z PET'G +. 4. CU.J
RICHMOND. VA, Nov, 2~l fS1. I
s--- .-uu..sx vs AND AtkR Mon
f.1A4 gskFssss.ss DAY, the Sd day u o,cemtei
sS< Ha--Sesths TRAINS on IA" Road ~
run an follows:
TRAINS LRAvb RICHMOND HoR Pr s~sIyRs.
Express, daily, Except Sundays,) A. 40
Accommodation tr weekly Mono-s
Wednesday ent FRIDAY, ut $780, s0o An
MaiI f1iIv. At -. lhs y H.
TRAINS LEAVE PHTHRsBuRs BoR RIaHhosh
Express, dali, at....-.-.------ ----- --A1 An
Acco mmodation tn weekly Mondas,
Wednesday and Friday, at--....------ SIS
Mail, daily, except SundaJS,l 81, 30 ~
de a-ta TACS Il. WYNNE. Huperiptendeah
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MEDICAL HOSPITALS.

RELLEvUE HOSPITAL.-This inssatutaon,
- which has been In suoceeefnl operation seven
years. il situated on Chuch Hill. Richmoqd. VT
gnia, In dotg htful, airy position, and 10 furl sh-
Cd with every convenience conducive 20 the com !:
fort OF patients and the succezsfni treatment OF
medical and urGical diseases.
Rooms have been nicely furnished, suitable to
the accommodation Of gentlemen y no may I I'D 1t
inconvenent to he treated at their private lods-
lngs4
Particular attention will be paid to the lying IN
yards, which are very commodious.
Having been heretofore literally patronized by
owners Of slaves, both in the city and country. we
can, with increased confidence. call their atten-
tention to the great advantages afforded by our
3" Hospital" for tine medical and surgical treat
ment of SLAVES, and promise to spare no pains to
furnish them proper accommodations and every
necessary attention.
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lSS Es&ssssssS; TO rms NoRTH.I'IS6N
--.-,~ WINTER SCHEDULE

RIVER RAILROAp.-C HEAt r.
AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE E.SsN
FROM RICHMOND TO OIL 1ea
POINT. NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, EAgT
ERN SHORE Ard MATTHEWS.-FARBs
On am slfe1 THURSDAY, Dec. 18th, 1860. Ris y
SENGtR TRAINS witt leave RICHMOND At
Except sur days at O'clock A. M, -toyplig
signal at Fair Oaks, Meade ". Dispatch, Tunsaa
Fish Hall, COhoke, Sweet Hail. and Romancoa
and arrive at West Point at As A Il.
The fast anu oommodons Steamer WtG
POINT, Capt. J. G ROWE, will leave Rlngag
Queen Court Hcu Landing on TUESDAY,
tn NSDAYS al SATURDAYS. a. $50 4. A.
connecting witt the cars az " est Point, and "a,
ping npon signal only al Wafer Fence, Sheptert
YORKTOWN and Old Polp', and arrive at torfolk az
Will leavs NoflJlA ana Portsmouth on MONDAYS
WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS, at s A. Nj, lsnt
ing as above, and O. meeting with the al Nef
Point at +. NJ. and arrive at Richmond at SO
2. NJ. -
On TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATTa
DAYS, the PASSENGER A N will lean
" est Point for Richmond at 10 A. NJ, and arru
at ii - A. Nj :. stoppIns on signal as above.
PASSENGERS for the EASTERN SHORE eN
leave Norfolk on MONDAYS, W ednesdays and Fir
da, by the Steamer NORTHAMPTON, Capts,
McCARRIcX. and for Matthews on Thursdays an
Saturdays.
Fare from Richmond or eny point ON York Rive
to Eastern Shore 49, 49, Sj5
To Matthews. ..---- 49, ......---. 50
Epra fy,,m Richmond West Point, or from
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.%xs no SUIT THE TiMES.-Ledies'
Heeled Gapers at u at


srs TO FAKMEhS-NEGRO SHOkS.-
l46S farmers and others wanting II r. u U
ShUES are invited to cali at NO. " Main street,
where Will be found the largest and best sssort-
Eient ever offered In Richmond. My assortment
embraces w pairs OF heavy Sewed Brogans OF
N, own MAKE; Men Army Bros ans Mems high
cut do, very thick, nailed with hob mails; Danes
best thiek pesged Brosrdns; Herrick best thick
pegged BrOg ans, Planters and Dutch Boots for
women, together with all other grades, suitable
ior servants, men, women and bows. Farmers
will do wei to give me Gail, at No. % Main st.
JOHN T.. PAG E.JR
s LA. les Heeled Congress CATERS
ssassSN5 at 81 80; very fine, only 81 with and
without tips at VA. HALSHS.
,snEAT AEIBUtTlOH Az VklE. -,
- iRlCE OF HATS AMP b0OG9.-Lg
~ From IS to &c Per cent. saved DJ bur y
E3A l4g FROM J. Il. ANTHONY,
2S& Columbian potsi bul!dlEs.
Moless5a aats OF bsst quality, IS 50; d.. secon,
sgailtJ, o0 fashionable Silk HG-G, 90, hne call
sKn sewed Boots, So; CongressG lter Boots, 80;
Ane calf SKIN sewed Shoes, -.
J. ii. ANTHONY has made ar .n.einents Wi ia
of the best makers IN the city of Philadelphia
80 supply him with handsome substantial calf
skin sewed BOOTS, which no will Ill at the unprs-
eedented low price Of THREE DC LIARS AND
HALF, ssz5-ddsts
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MEDICAL. CARD DIR. PLUME offers ms scr
VA vices 70 the public the treatmentof all secret
diseases. Twenty years practice in the aCOvo
branch gives DR.. p a claim to public fsvor.-O1ice
: n Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church, same SIDE. Al
ways on hand, supply OF the "CREMlCA EX-
TRACT OF FLOW ERS;" one of the v,fy best
renovators for weakened parts now known Medl-
slnes sen ITO order. All commg plcatlons ~ letter
or otherv promptly sttenUss 20. Riobp pnd We
THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY.
L AND NO HUMBUG.-PETER RS, In ALI,
BILE REMEDY FOR GONoRRHEA AND
ALL SECRET DlSEAS Es.-This great American
properties, exceis everything heretofore offered
the public, in its curative, restorative ard reno
waiting powers and the modest worf are as
tonished when told that the abo Ve reTady VIII
cure the above diseases, and &C 1foun0aq when
they have ocular demonstrations OF the facts-
But the proprietor, who has knc WI OF me rem
edy for twenty odd years, has Known o. case
Of twenty years. standing to be restored to per-
feot health, and all other cases OF shoIer dura-
ton to be restored, without s(pge exception,
Ard therefore challenges any ca OF GonorrhHa
which the remedy will not cure, provided the
directions are carried out with prudence on
this part of the patient; and any one purchasing
half dozen bottles, and using aeoor dlngly in his
case of failure will furnish additional medicine.
tree Of charge, to complete the cure, through his
agents; and cure will be effected without moon
venience to the patent.
Sold By APPERSON & DUPUY, No. 20l Broad
street, and 0. A. STRECKER,M Main street, Drug
rists, agents for the city of RiohmOnd.s
90 l-&ms
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CEsk TO HULSEhEEPEkS.- BY late ar
" ssrlvals, we offer d splendid variety OF French
M3R Dinner and Tea Sets; White Granite Ware,
Of new designs Glass Ware, of every descrip-
ton; Silver Plated Ware Ivory Handle and Com
mon knives and Forks; Bronze Iron Hat Stands;
Tea Trays; Britannia Coffee and Tea urns; Oss-
ter Dishes; Tenders; Fire Irons; Coal Holds, Foot
Warmers; Japanned Toilet " are; Gas Fixtures;
Mirrors; together with a magnificent stock oil
rich Fancf Goods, all of which We offer a. low a.
such goods can be obtained.
7. A. BULkLEY & CO. 1N M ain at.
~xN NEW GOODS Just OPENED
IMP0kTEU EXPRESSLY FOR RETAIL
TRADE.-We would call the attention of
- house keepers and the pubic generally to
our larse stock of fine decorated Maroon. Buff,
PINK, and many other patterns OF DINNER SETS,
TEA SITS, TECE-h- TETE SEW CHAM
BEh SETS &c. Also. a large assortment Of
WHITE FRENCH CHINA aud WHIT + GRAN
ITE WARE, of every description solS u the set
or piece. to suit he purchaser.
SlLVER-PLAFED WA E.-C1stors Spoons ;
Forks; 6eblets; Pitchers Silver Mounted W ait
Card Baskets, &c.
Also, large variety of Eng lish Stone AID Pa
nan PITCHERS; Tea Pots Cigars q I'd Creams hne
Parian Vases, Figures. &c
FANCY BOHEMIAN GLAsSwARE-Consist
ipg OF Cologne Bottles; Vases; Spoon Holders !;
6ooets; Candiesticks; Aah Trays; Card bas-
kets, &c.
We have also on hand q good assortment Of
kEkOSENE LAMPS. Of all kinds and sizes, ano
tho latest style OF burners For sale very 10" d
Gro. J. SUMNER co IS.
p. n..sla 81
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a FEW MOHE LEFr-LEvY. has now in
"A Atcge a few more Of those pretty Nnblas, et 20
esnis. Also. 10 mofs q those sapsr6ss Grass
Linen HdkfS, at - cts.. worth 80 cts. Go imms-
dlsseiy and SUPPLY yourselves.
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DAINTERy AND ARTlRTy SUPPLY
STORE "
tho. as Nam street, under GpotsWood Hotel.)
The stock comprises all the articles N uss among
house and sign painters. carriage and i1ruitufe
manufactures, artlsts, architects, and draughts-
men generally.
NOTlCE.-EUGENE CAKRINGToN.,
IN LUMBER DEALER.
Corner Franklin and 18th streets,
Aiways on hand. a fine assortment Of:
WHITE PINE. BLACK, WALNUT, MAHQG-
ANY,CHERRY, POPLAR, OAk.HlCkUKY,
ASH, MAPLE and BUTTONWOOD.
virginia, North Carolina and Florida PINE,
SChNTLING of all sizes
SHINGLES. LATHS and GARDEN RAILS.
JUST RECEIVED, a nice lot of inch BOARDS
and IL inch FLOORING. de elm
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CLOAKS, CLOAKS.-We have q few very SUI
~ perior Black Cloth and Veivet CLOAKS of
entirely ne and elegant patterns which we offer
for sale at prices very much reduced 4 few oil
thing that has been sold in Richmond
CHILES IL CHEllERY.
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I LIQUORS, LOO OKs. -WlNSTUN i row,
Brandies 70 bbls. Pure r. Q, a brand well known,
now from 10 ~ old; 81 bbls. Bums ardI ef's
Old and Mellow; IT'S bbs. other favoIite brands 81
Old Whiskssy; NV iDls lower grades; 70 pipes aid
half pipes Hennsssey and Otard. Dupuy GO.
Bradles. with laTsa took Of other LIQUORS gen
liz oh oHn low
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"A Baths, Baths, Baths.
-QlE an n A N u SHOWER RATHS.

III CnO -
can be had laily, from O'Clock A. Nj until 10 p.
NJ. at the American Hair Cutting Shaving, Sham
Hotel entrance on 18th street, Sing eBath rs ots.
or Eve tickets for 81.
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''' "a WIG CHILEs CHENEaY.

CLOTHING AT IMMENSE SACRIFICE.
~ have in stock about 40 Overcoats and Basl
Goats, of DIFF rent Qualities and sry les, lett
over from last year, which | have selected out
and marked Gown TO about one half of the usual
selling price. Call and examine them and all
not tied 10 fashion. can get good article for
very anal price. The goods are here ard must
be sold This is no humbug. Call early and take
q chance VIM. IRA SMITH
l26 Main street.
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,.s Las les Heeled Congress CATERS
sssdssHsss at 81 80; very fine, only 81, with and
WlthOut UPS at w vi. ~ AlSH'S.
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- VIM SATTLER L co.
Marking and Steneiling BRUSHES. for sale by
VIM. SATTLER l. CO.
Looking Glass PLATkS all sizes. for sale BY
WM. SATTI.ER & CO.
.LlNC DRYER, of superior quality for sale by
WIN. SATTLER 4 CO
Ground PAINTS, any color, ready put up, and
ior sale BY VIM: SATTLEK 4 co.
well known brands; tons each, for sale BY
r,,nx VIM. SAT fLER 4 co.
WINDOW GLASS. II 800 boxes est French. sin
gle and double thick, for sale by
tor sale BY VIM. SATTLER & CO., l<s Main st.
nOUBLE REFINED STEAM CANDIES
- MY factory is now complete, and by far the
ialgest establishment OF the kind south of Phala-
deiphia. An experience Of twenty years, aided
the trade Of
VIRGINIA, sg
NORTH CAROLINA.
o. siSi s 81 Sssis Gan
y < warfgnted to stand in any climate much be-
standard 7 Il 7ss7sE Fs
Gall and examine it at my Factory, No. 90 AL in
street. LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX.
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JNFI X N A II Y UI 81. EnANGts DE
L SALES, BROOKE AVENUE, RICHMOND
VA.-Conducted by the SISTERS OF CHARITY.
Patients of all denominations, not having small
pox or anv other oontag ious disease, are received
Any physician may send his patients to the mfr
mary ard attend them. White pers sons, IN private
rooms. pay from 81 to Sl2 per week, and in wards
Sc ColoTed persons IS per week.
PHYSICIANS AND SURG CONS doctors ST 6.
PEACHY. D. THOMAS, J. s. DORSEY Gull
LEN Sta
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ADDSx u CO..
PRODUCE COM MISSION Nj ERCHAkTS,
Cary street. opposite Columbian Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
Mr.. +. v. SUTTON, IT., withdrew from, and
closed his intsrestln In, business, the LIST day
of bar
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-07

The London Economist has the following
reference to the cotton crop and the block
ade:
The South is deliberately planning aud
toiling to force us into a quarrel with the
North; and Englishmen are found ready to
fall into the trap and help her sinister design.
Is it not obvious that so long as the Confed-
crates entertain any hopes that England will
thus interfere they will obstinately retain
their cotton on the plantations and effect
ually prevent our getting it in any mode
And is it not obvious that nothing will so
foster and prolong these fallacious hopes as
the language which, under the dread of COM
ing pressure these inconsiderate merchants
and manufacturers are using2 That the dis
tIess must be great and widespread in the
Industrial districts of Lancashire and Che
shire, if the American crop is really and
permanently withheld, we entertain no
doubt, and we are not surprised that all con-
cerned (and who is not concerned2) should
view the prospect with alarm. But the sole
practical question is, how can the threatened
danger be most effectually, and yet rightfully
averted?
Now, as we have repeatedly shown, the
resources of the South, never very vast or
very ready, are derived solely from the sale
of their produce; for of accumulated funds
they have no great store The sale of their
cotton crop will, therefore, soou become to
them an object of absolute necessity; and
when they feel this, and can be definitely
satisfied that forcible intervention from
Europe is an idle dream, they will hurry
their cotton down to the ports or t. some
easy and safe distance from the coast so as
to have it ready for shipment by any vessels
that arrive and are prepared for the risk of
eLdeavoripg to evade the bIockading squad
ron. at present they feel at ease, for there
is no cotton gathered and packed, and no
ships ready to receive it; so they can safely
indulge in mesace which they hope will
bring terrified Europe to their aid But as
soon as the cotton is ready to come forward
we have no doubt it will be transmitted to
the coast, provided they can be made to re-
pounce their hopes of foreign interposition.