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National Dispensary, established january
Isl, 1859. solely for the cure VI PRIVATE
DISEASES,
The Faculty Of this Institution, &C insisting
|of three physicians OF great experience ia
he treatment Of all SEXUAL DISORDERS,
Invite attention TO their New SYSTEM or
|PRAcTIcE. founded on the latest discoveries
liz Medical Science, without the use Of mer-
'cury--~ hicn is asays dangerous, often ia
hal aud never necessary.
THE FACULTY Or THE DISPENSARY,
Comprises the following we'll known med'-
lea men:
PROF. EGBERT JACKSON,
Late o, ~, Thomas Hospital London
DR.. ROBERT HERBERT,
Late OF PhIa q member Of the society Of
Friends.
MI. EUGENE VELPEAU.
Laie 81 the Paris and London llusniial
THE NEW SYSTEM OF TREATMENT
Adopted al the National Dspenrary -
lfouuded on that II oi ihr great European
Surgeons, K,coRp end VALrEAU, (Serior)
aud also upon discoveries vi sill later date
han theirs.
The above named Associated Physicians
sudrllice uhneF 4 ~ hni'y ~ @vNob ~ 'i'
iect complete cure 10 al cases o. syphilis,
(prmary or secondary) Gonnorhca, Sell
A bu~e. Sexual lncapnci,, F'uor Abhor-.
Gsret, S rcturr, aud Pain vilh Loins, Dl-
seases vl me Kidney, Seminal Weakness,
IN Involuntary Emissions, Diseases Of ~
Stin, joints. Head, Nose and Threat ~
sulliug rom Syphllis. General P.osiration
81 lie system. Self Abuse, Papilaiion q
the Heart, Intense Nervousness, Barren-
ness, Spasmodic Contraction Of The Nus
cles, Frmale Irregularities. FisluIa in Ano.
Dyspepsa. LAYER complaint. and all com
oIsints Of delicate nature incident 70 either
sex
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4 Good article Of New Orleans Molasses
- just received and for sale BY The hall
barrel q the CHEAP CASH STORE.
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EDITED BY
+. S. Arthur and Virginia F. Townsend.
Devoted 10 Social Literature. Art, Morals
Health aud Domestic Happiness.
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Georgia and the Guns.

There is Il broad grin over everybody's face
at the lightning like rapdity with which thu
New York police let go the guns as soon as
Georgia s1ieed the Ne,o York ressels! 1t was
one OF the most beautiful electrical exhibitions
we have ever witnessed. The Governor of
Georgia standing at the Savannah end of the
telegrap phi wire, gives the New York DoGBER-
RVS, standing at the New York terminus. a
single shock and, presto the musketsadrop
out of their fingers as if their hands had been
paralyzed by the hghtnings of Heaven. We
don't believe that, since guns We're invented
muskets ever went OIL before as quickly as
these Georgia guns. If the New York police
always discharge their weapons as rapidly as
they have Just done when the Governor of
Georgia drew their fingers on the trigger they
would be invaluable in a hattie
We trust the Southern public will not fail
to observe all the points, Instructive sugges-
tive and admonitory, which are contained in
this single transac ton First, is the confess
eddy illegal robbery of the guns, on a par en-
tirely with the robbery of Southern property
which has been going on from the beginning
secondly, the contemptuous refusal of the
wrong doors To make amends thirdly the
inability Of everybody, whether implicated in
the transaction or condemning it, to have Just
lee done and fonrthiy, the instant surrender
of the guns when the money nerve was
touched. When q. b. LAMAR Esq. President
of the Bank of the Republic in New York. at
the instance OF the Governor of Georgia, made
formal dereand upon Superintendent KEN
SEDY, OF the New York Police, for the Georgia
arms which they had illegally seized, the
Superintendent refused to give them up,
and the Republican journals, with their
usual good manners, spoke of the agent of
Georgia as lone LAMAR When the Gov
ernor of Georgia made the same demand
upon the Governor of New York the latter
replied that he could not, under his oath
TO the General Government, SO far as he
had any control, permit arms to leave the
State which might be turned against its own
citizens. thus showing that the police were
acting under his orders, and that he did not
intend the arms should be restored But the
very moment the ships were seized by Geor-
gia, the oath Of the New York Governor no
longer stood In his way, and the Georgia pro-
perty was restored, not because that restora.
ton was just and right, but because N. York
property was made responsible for its rsetoru
tion, When We see Governor of New York
authorizing downright robbery under the pre-
text of his "'oath' and conscience, and then
giving up his ''oath and the stolen goods to.
gether, at the first act Of retaliation, IL IL not
evident that the Sonth can place no reliance
on the principles, or even the 'oaths'' Of her
enemies, but simply and alone upon their in
terests sse
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The L.eaialaaarr.

A bill WAS rcported IN The Senate yestereas
TO authorize the Governor tn commission
- Home Guards indeprndcntaof military
organizations. Resoltt1Ons wefe ofwreu LOT
authorizing the standink comintttees TO report
all bills Of last session not acted on by the
House OF Delegates, and for incorporating the
southern Institution for the -ameliorafion OF
the condition of deaf, dumb and blind negroes.
4 number of acts Of incorporation We're
passed. go
In the House, bills were reported for in
creasing the salary OF the Clerk OF the Peni-
tertiary, and for paying the recently appointed
Commissioners for their services to the Stale.
Resoiu tons were offered for authority to free
negroes to enslave themselves, and for allow
ing the Wise Light Dragons to arm with a
less number than now required by law. Sun
dry local bills We're passed. A petition was
presented from Gloucester, asking the repeal
Of certain restrictions ON the catching of
oysters. A report of Hon. JOHN ROBERTSON.
Virginia Commissioners 10 certain seeding
States was returned by the Governor TO the
House, read and ordered to be printed.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY or VIRGINIA.
asA2ns
SENATE.

- m w SENATE. -. -
Called q order at 10 Gov.
Prayer BY Rev. Mr. WOODBRIDGE, Of the
Monumental Church. 3 -
nils Reported BY Mr.. Carraway, bill
authorizing the Governor to commission ana
arm Home Guards independent of military
organizations; a bill establishing branch
Bank in the town of JefIersonville. -.
Resolutions. - The following resolutions
Were adopted; BY Mr.. Neeson, that the stand.
ing committees be authorized to report all
bills Of last session which were not acted on
by the House of Delegates by Mr.. Finney, OF
authorizing Wesley James, an idiot, to be re-
ceived into the Lunatic Asylum at Williams
burg by Mr.. johnson, of Incorporating the
Southern Institution for the ameli0raton OF
the condition of deaf, dumb and blind negroes
Dill reported J by MIR. Neeson, oil IL corporat-
ing the Indus trial Society of Wood county.
BiHs Passed.-The following Senate bills
were passed: A bill establishing a branch
Bank at the town of Liberty, In the county
of Bedford; a bill TO amend and re-ehact an
act incorporating a company to construct, on
the plan of James :. French, railroad be-
tween Alexandria and Washington bill to
incorporate the Lynchburg Arms and Engine
Manufacturing. Company blii to amend
the charter of the Merchants Bank of Virgin
ia; a bill to authorize the Merchants Bank OF
Virginia to establish branches at Rocky
Mount, Liberty, Goodson and Princeton
bill to incorporate the Manchester savings
BANK & bill to incorporate the Hebrew Be
neyolent Society of Alexandria bill to in
corporate the Independence Male and Female
College in the county of Grayson; bill to
incorporate the Amherst and Nelson w oolcn
Manufacturing Company, in the county OF
Nelson n bill to incorporate the southern
Manufacturing Company ito be located either
in Richmond city, town of Manchester, or
county of Henrico J a bill to incorporate the
Springfield and Deep RIM Coal Mining and
Manufacturing Company, in Henrico county;
House bill incorporating the Berke ey Springs
Savings Bank in the town of Bath in the
county of Morgan House bill entitled an act
to amend the charter of the Bank of Towards
vile a bill TO incorporate the town OF Can
non in the county of Marshall.
On motion of Mr.. TALIAFERRo, the Senate
IL ,.,lnI
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EDUCATIONAL,
IMPORTANT TO BEGINNERS AND

IMPORTANT TO ENGINEE AND
l. sUkNE 0RS.-Thc subscriber having recent
~. made valuable improvements on his In gineer-
lug and Surveying COMPASS, and also his
Calculating PROTRACTOR, offers them for sale
the cheapest and best instruments of the kind
now in use. Some of the great advantages of this
Compass over those now IN use, are, that any sur
vey may be accurately taken without the use of
the chain. Also, the height aud distances OF IN :
access bic objects easily be obtalned, without
the long and tedious calculations required To be
made w hen using other instruments.
opened NIGHT SCHOOL, on MON DAY night,
Feb nth, at Messrs. John K Geo GlbsoIs Office,
corner of Cary and 9TH streets, for the purpose Of
teaching in condensed form Practical Eng neer
ing and Surveying. guarantee that any gentle
man who will place himself under my instruction,
give it proper attention for ten or twelve days.
will after ii little practice be fully able TO COM
pete with the more experienced Engineers and
SURVEYORS, who have studied under the old sys
TEN. 1 engaged in teaching class at
Richmond College, my school hours being from 8
to L. NJ. The course consists of from twelve TO
fifteen Lectures, OF hours each.
TEkMs.--S20 for the course
| beg leave To refer to the following gentlemen,
from some OF whom have the highest written
concentrations as to the superiority OF my instru
III ent over all others now used
Prof BledSoe and Assistant Profs. of Mathelna-
tics at the University OF Va; Prof. Turner, Rich
mond College; Profs. Bacon and Latham, War
renton College; Prof. Burnley, OF JeHersonton
Messrs Gill and Bates, City Engineers, and 9TH
NoTE.-The- instruments mentioned above are
the same those exhibited by me TT the late Fair
Of the Mechanics Institute, and for which re-
eeived first class Diploma.
ii. II. WHITESCARVER, Patentee,
ia Va
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sov. wi.e..rh. r aid ON wa.hinp,ou

The letter Of Gov. WISE drives the last nail
in the coffin Of this gigantic hambug Yet it
as ON the transparent pretext Of conspiracy
ior seixing Washington, of which WISE is the
alleged head, that Gen. SGorr is concentrating
me U. ,. Army In the Federal capital, at the
insuga,ion, we have no doubt, Of SEWARD
thefsoy forming a nucleus for an iamens.
tofcs' u such should become necessary. 10
overrun and eoerce the South.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


" ..Great Kedactisn In Rrices....- II
srArLKASDHANcY DIE ooDs.
J. MILL HISER l. BROTHER,
t1g3 BROAD STREET N
Are now Offering their whole stock ~ desiran3e
GOODS at deduetfon Of rs % 50 pereent. on for
T-AKE OTfCE: 80
5000 yards Merrimack PRINTS, at 10 cts. the I'd.
Best 81 leach ed and Brown SHIFTING and SHEET
ING-very cheap.
All -Linen SHEETIN at sss, rs, and s7s cents the
yard. ~ * "a "a
Pillow LINENS, at 373 cts. the yard
Hem stitched linen Cambria HANDKERCHIEFS,
at one shilling.
900 pieces Of w hite Pink, and Blue TARLATAN,
at half their value.
White Cambria, Jaconet, Nansook, Check MUS
Inns and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Table Linen DIAPERS, NAPKINS, TOWELING,
&c, at great bargain.
Black SILKS at u sacrifice. Fancy SILKS about
so cts. aud ~.
Rich Lace and Muslin CURTAINS, at a sacrifice.
large lot oil Marseilles G o UNTERPANES,
slightly soiled-very cheap.
Cash and punctual credit customers will
find II to their advantage to give us an early call
ia Z'-zw j. M1LLHISER x BRO.
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LOST, STOLEN, AND FOUND.

500 D-LossT-somewhere between
ipAO Fayetteville, n. c., and Ashland Va on
the Pend of December, leo, NINE SHARES OF
SToCh OF the Fayetteville and Weston Railroad
Company. The finder will receive the above re-
Ward py returning it to me, at Ashland, Va, or
Mr.. &. b. MALLErT, at Fayetteville, N. G..
fe l2-3t* HENRY SAUNDERS.
EOuND-By servant OF mine, some four or ii We
l. days ago, DIAMOND RING, which the own
er can have by proving property aud paying for
this advertisement. Call at Messrs MirGHEfL &
lfLEks lie a-3t*l 2. ). DAWSON
STOLEN-s5e REWARD.-Stoien from a trunk
- that was checked at Weldon. on Wednesday
night, 23d January, the following articles one
DIAMOND RING, with five diamonds set in
row: one CORAL BRACELET; one set BREAST
PIN AND EAR-RINGS,l BLOOD STONE in
Etruscan setting; one REGARD RING, with ruby,
emerald, garnet, amethyst, ruby and diamond, all
set in row; one GOLD BRACELET, mark ed
Maria u Josie, June Is, lS57:' Que GOLD
BRACELET, chased, composed of several partf ,
connected with hinges and one MEXICAN EAR
RING. The above articles Were stolen some-
where on the route, between Weldon and Wash
ington. y reward of FIFTY DOLLARS will be
paid on their recovery and delivery to
SAM l. RUTH, Sup't Trans.
OFFICE RICH'D, FRED. Y p. r. X. CO..
fe 6-tsl Richmond, 9th Feb, 1851
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De HMoND THEATRE.-
KGSKEL MoxLEY. Sole Lessees and Managers
| Is. Stage Manager
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION

ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION
Mas. SOUTHWORTHS
Widely read and universally popular Ledger
Story OF
RIOS Ell MER,
Received last evening by a
CROWDED AND FASHIONABLE AUDlENCE,
Composed of the
Who testified their
INTENSE ADMIRATION
OF the authOress'
BEAUTIFUL Concept ON,
BY -
PROLONGED AND GENUINE
APPLAUSE.
This great Drama will he succeeded by the hi oh =
ly Iaughabe Comedy OF
DiSUNInN AND COMPROMISE.
ne TUESDAY kNENlNG, Feb v 18th.
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4irbmnnn pispatrh.
TUESDAY MORNING $3.50. FEE. u, 1854.


This most important body which has as /.
s,mbied In Virginia since the Revolu tionasy
era, will meet to- morrow at ~ O'Clock, in Me-
chantcs Hall, which has been fitted mp in an
admirable manner for its accommodation. Its
members are rapidly arriving. We observed
in the arrivals yesterday. some of the most
distinguished amongst them. 1t will be a
body Of very considerable dignity and ability
equal, IL is to be hoped. 10 the momen tons oc-
casion which calls it's members together The
Dfspotch will contain daily sketches, repre-
senting faithfully the general tenor and spirit
of its proceedings.
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cosREerIos.--1n Art. !, see. 7, of the Con
ftitution OF fhe Southern Confederaey, pub
iished BY telegraph yesterday, it should have
read as follows: The importation Of African
negroes, from any foreign country other than
the siasel1olding States OF The United States,
u hereby forbidden. and Congress Is elnpow-
ersd - pass such laws ~ shall sGectusily
prevent the same. =
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GREAT XCITEM EMIT
MADAME dDOLPH.

TREMEND SUCCESS.
Her PARI.ORS crowded by the elite Of the city.
This young lady is certainly the
GREATEST WONDER LIVING.
Do not fail to give her call, as she will shortly
return to Europe
Nor is your chance to consult the only true AS
TROL0GlST in this country. Madame be
consulted on all affairs Of life, embracing Love,
Courtship, Marriage, Sickness Intemperance.
Situations, Law Suits, Business, Travelling, ABB
sent Friends, Lost or Stolen Goods, &c. She has
also Secfet to make you Beloved by your Heart $
Idol. Madame will bring together those long and
unhappiiy separated.
Office and Receptions Rooms Main street, at
Mrs. SUSAN H, BABER'S Boarding House, d-
recty opposite Corinthan Hall.
Prices positively one dollar and five dollars -
Gentlemen also admitted lie s-!t*
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New Publications.

ELIAgsTs of MILITARY AIR AND Se,pxc,
or, course Of instruction in Strategy, Forta
cation. Tactics Of Battles, &e., embracing m.
duties Of STAFF, Infantry, Cavalry, ARTILLERY.
and Engineers. Adapted TO the use of yoiun.
teers and Militia. Second edition, with criti.
cal notes on the Mexican and Crimean Wars
By II. WAaEx HALLEcx, A. NJ, late Captain
Of EDgineers, United States Army. New York:
ID. ArPLfros & 90. For sale by WooDnouss
u 90.
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Re REFS GALLERY is the most extensive and
best place in the South To obtain finely executed
PHoToGRAPus andsAMBKoTYPEs, miniature and
lfe-size PHOTOGRAPHS, direct from life and beau
tifully copied from small Daguerreotypes and Am
brotypes- The beautiful Pearl. AN BRoTY made
at REFS Gallery only. Babies taken in one
second. Prices % cents, 30 cents. 81, and up-
wards. ii5 Main street, over West 4 Johnston $
Bookstore. fe 12-3t
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NE SPECIAL NOTICE

Owing 10 the inelement weather during the
greater part of the time that have held our
sales in Richmond, MANY LADIES and GENTLE
MEN have been UNABLE TO VISIT OUR STORE;
and in consequence of this fact, and urgent re-
quests from many Of our patrons, we have made
preparations 10 remain THREE DAYS LONGER
until WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT.
As this is positively the LAST CHANCE, we are
convinced that all in want of
RICH AND ABLE JEW ELRY,
Will embrace this opportunity to procure articles
for ONE DOLLAR that HAVE BEEN SOLD for
TEN DOLLARS and EVEN THIRTY DOLLARS.
ONE DOLLAR FOR YOUR CHANCE, FROM
OUR ENTIRE STOCK.
REMEMBER, THIS Is MOST POSITIVELY the
LAST CHANCE, as our Stock will be removed to
f.ynehburg on THURSDAY NEXT.
kE All persons having bills against II. +. HoYr
CO., are requested 10 present them upon the
l3th. H. +. HOYT * Co, 23a Main street,
lie il-atA Under Spotswood Hotel.
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PERSONAL.

u A. M.-ff the party who addressed me an
". anonymous letter through the Post Office
and signed themselves &C. 4. NJ will give me
their real name, or call on me, | will attend TO
their Information and feel much obliged
fe l2-3t LOUIS J. BoSSlEVX
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~ Yeast POwders.--J. w. GarIick, Rich.
mond, va, manufactures "SEMPLE'S INFALLl-
DIE bAhiNG row DER His is the only fac
tory of the kind in the south and he is prepared
10 furnish the entire trade reasonable terms
as Northern manufacturers. semple's Powder is
used It,. Richmond Vhig faa
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Mrs. PELLET's SCHOOL.

MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL.
lVl TN BROAD ST, BETWEEN 10TH AND 1irH
The second term of this SCHOOL commences on
the 18th of February, when few more pupils can
be received.
Parents who entrust their children to Mrs. PEI
LET'S care, assured that they will be THOR
orRHLY GROUNDED in all the branches essential to
a flushed education.
Terms made known on application at her resi-
denee fe la-dlM
u lessor HULCUMBE having resgned the chair
OF Civil, Constitutional and International Law,
Equity, and the Law Merchant, in the University
OF Virginia, the Board OF Visitors, their meet
ing OH the 9TH Of March next, will take into
sheraton the acceptance uf his resig nation, and
the appointment OF u successor.
Applications for the appointment should be adj
dressed to the subscriber, at charlottesville, Va.
THoS. j. RANDOLPH,
fe l2-tdM Rector University OF Virginia.
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CARD.-iiaving been kindly in
g~ISa formed, by some OF our patrons that Il
report was in circulation that we sold liquor by
the small! quantity TO be drank in the store, SAID
report may have been put in ciFcu latiOn by in
terested parties in order nj lure MS: or, the i'm
preston may have been made, the minds of
sonie from au advertisement which put in
the Dispatch previous to the holidays, headed
EGG-N oG. lo1 WHIskEY PUNCH, &c, which was
only intended notice to the public that @
had fine Irish Whiskey, Scotch Whiskey, aud
Jamaica Rum for sale, to those who wished to
make the above drinks.
Be this rs it may, we here say, that while we
keeps choice stock Of BRANDIES, WINES, WHlS-
KEYS, &c, &c, constantly on hand, never
have, never intend to sell liquor OF any kind
10 be drank in the store, while said business is
uader our control. We have said this much as
being due TO ourselves, as well az to those who
have so literally patroiiZed us
MlNNIS < CO., Choice Family Grocery,
fe l2-3t I'd aud Main streets
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~ ALEXANDER GAIT

~ MIDLOTHIAN NOTICE.-Au ad-
49, journed annual meeting of the STOCK
HOLDERS OF THE MIDLOTHIAN COAL MIN
ING COMPANY VIII be held at the office of the
Company on FB'DAY next, the 18th inst, at Il
oclOck. JOHN &. STANARD,
lie lI-5t Secretary.