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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1866-10-24

. u-ae, .tt az ci0CS b. ID.
u - l. Winn was introduced % Presby-
tory by the Rev. NJ. d. W OOd, as desiring 10
place himself under its care as a candidate for
the gospel ministry. He was so received, and
directed, for the present, 10 prosecute ms stu
dies under the direction of Mr. Wood
Presbytery agreed TO meet at Ebenezer dur
ing the sessions of Synod at the call of the
Moderator; also to hold its next regular ses-
sions at Fishing Greek church, to commence
on Friday before the first Sabbath in April
next, at II o clock A. Nj.
The Pe,Jpay Of HopecsH Georgia. met
in Greensboro, Ca, September 9th, 1866
aud the opening sermon was preached by the
Rev f. Jacobs from John xiv. 27.
Present eleven ministers, and ten ruling
elders.
The Rev. James Woodrow was chosenm
rator, and the Rev. f. I. Simpson, temporary
clerk
1t was announced that a church had been
organised at Gainesville, which was ordered TO
be enrolled as the Gainesville church; and j..
T. Caldwell took his seat as commissioner from
that church.
The name Of the New Lebanon church was
changed to Homer
The Rev +. NJ Green was received from
Cherokee Presbytery, and the Rev. +. Jacobs
from South Carolina Presbytery.
The death of the Rev. Nathan HOyt, ID. ID. g,
a member Of this Presbytery, was announced
Us having occurred since the last meeting, and
a committee, consisting Of the Rev. MesSrs -.
w Reid, c. W Lane, q. L. Beman, ID. D.,
with ruling elders, f. l.. Newton and w. H..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-04
Journal ssi EPieFPEise-the, IPresi-
denI's NlessDRe.

In every city of the United States, with
any pretensons whatever, it Is always the
custom of newspapers to publish the Presi-
dents Message as soon as possible after its
receipt, either in the form of an extra, or
by anticipating the regular hour Of puhli-
cation. Such has been the -inYariable Gus
tom In this city --THE SrAfEsM 0s for years
succeeding in throwing its extras upon the
market ahead of all competition. Intima-
tiOnSseyersl days ego reached US that The
STATESMAN should not be permitted to dis
tance competition this time yon the
Presidents Message. The Journal, an
inflated pretentious, concern, with
It's Hsleepy-Iooking eworkfaenI nc Its
'jaded Editor" its very "poor devil" of an
Editor in Chief, its Heavy Man alias NOODLE
proposed to itself the satisfaction Of put
ting the Presidents Message before the
Columbus public ahead Of any other pub
.lication in the city. In one hour from the
time the Message was put into the hands
of the STATESMAN foreman he sent the
forms to press containing the Message.
Finding itself so W badly distanced,
the Journal concluded to defer the
publication of the Message until
this morning = leaving the fmetket
exclusively to The STArEsMAN.t The5b1r-
nal would have the public believe it is en-
terpFisipg., Such enterprise as it exhibited
yesterday afternoon In regard to'the Presi-
DENTS MessagsawAl certainly sproyoke
smile among newspaper men, if it does not
among sthe. public; and a eo1tinpa96e Of
this sort of enterprise on its part may COM
pei the lKao-d- 0heelsi q weekly Republican
paperoedited in this. city, with, brains, to
issue Q. Daily. ..,,,,,,,.r, ,.h
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-04
Democratic County Convention.

- path ~ Af'i'l 'l f .---~-- EfT' a. frrfr.fI
To. THR,D ,DEMooRAoYoF FRANKLIN COUNTY:
You are notified and requested to meet at
the usual places o6holdlng elections, on
Friday, December 2S, to elect Delegates to
attend a County Convention to meet at the
City Hall on Saturday, December 20, at IL
O'Clock A. MDyfor the purpose of pppoiptc
ing fourteen ti4) Dslegates>to attSndsthe
State Convention, on Tuesday, January 8,
and to do such other business as may be
necessary, -
y DT6t abbOfiOnmeHa6r aGeaate4witr rSo
based on the vote cast for supreme Judge
at the last State election. on.a-azs1ual--suasus1us
one, delegate for every fifty, votes, and
one for a haetiongof twenty-flve and over,
The Townships will meet from to 4
o'clock p. NJ, the--Wards from ~ to 81
o'clock p. NJ, to elect delegates, as follows:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-04

-
in that country, These circumsanceS must necea-
sarily modi the opinion which woimight glher-
wise havd entertained 10 regard 70 an expedition
long those laws remain upon our statute book.
tleyshculd be faithfule executed, and II they ope-
alone SS can apply tS remedy, By their @Odacsicnpr
: Political and commercial interests cs the United
States arepot unlikely tobe Affected ZONE doeree
by events which are trabsplrng m ,he eastern re-
gions Of Europe, and the time seems TO have come
when our Government ought to have proper diplo-
matte representation in Greece
This Government has claimed for all persons not
convicted; or accused, o. suspected Of crime, nm A.
s9ntet political right Of sel=expatrih Rpd r
choice Of new national allegiance. Most OF the Eu-
ropean states have disseptedy from this n nciRle,
and have claimed z he'd sSch S e snS
sS On SsStishs visits g q r Hstiss ssHafi5s sts
resident subjects, Complaints arising from, the
chin in this respect nsde BY foroifn States, have
hsretG2fore been nattsrs 0f scontrCyersy between
Powers, and the irritation consequent upon
the failure to settle this question increased
Engrs n ws were in n,cSatS SSSn epTSssa wS
Great Bri ain has never acknowledged tho right Of
expatriation she has not practically insisted upon
fa has ptopOseaA p gimptopfise. WHICH. qlthoqEhs
blythe United States. PesSs Is roy proya Ing 81
syorsbIe time for an Ssssftieh be Obnglss pf1ihs,
principle 80 long maintained BY the Executive De-
partment, that NATURALIZATION by one State fully
exempts tue natve-born sutject Of any other State
from toe performance of military service under any
foreign verpment, so long as he does not vounta-
/ lurily renounae its rights aud benefits.
l0tbe perfVrma oe Of Q duty iwpoyed Apon me by
the pops tntion. bhhve thus fubmitled TO The Rep
kTeAentativos,O ,Of the StatkB an d the People such
nf0ruaiion Of our domestic and foreien aifars as
the pubic interests seem to require. Our bOvern-
ment is now undergoing its most trying ordeal, and
my earnest prayer is that the peril may be success
fnlly and passed, Mith0ut impairng It's orig
iRh strenSth andsaym Thes sintereatsof the
nation best promoted by the revival OF fraternaT
relations, the complete obliteratiOn of our past diff
| feroncess and the rehauguration Of all the pursuits
Of peace Directing our efforts 10 the early accom-
plisEmei these great ends let endeAvor TO pre-
| serve harmony between the co-Jrdinate Depart
ments of the Government, that each in its proper
securing tho maintenance of tlf6 Constitution, the
preservation cf the Union, and the perpetuity Of
our free institutions.
| Washingtpn, D. c., Decembqr8. 1ae. ~ E
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-04
No. Del.

Total number of delegates. .l2s
Bylorder County Central Committees
T. SHEPARD, Chairman.
SAM'L e. KILE, Sec'y. reg '7tsisH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-04

Y ~. .i!id1 Knit WoSIei SisIrtssivsfa
Just received at a. G., Headley zoos
q h2tsnash eo,ss .alsdiian ,s0iAs4ou ,ss1sm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-04
! An Error iCorFecJedaT

- n n ~ An Error GOFr0cyeofI
a Most practitioners and Medicine makers,
in preparing psIfaohaFs medicine; use in
gradients which mnust'be prescribed ri not
'oftener than three 0r four times per days"
theproper treatment tinBuch casesds TO em-
ploy medicine that It Is sa.ts. to use every
fiftRen minptest-the digeptiols for cough
medicine Should bei 1iIttie and 6iteh." It
fias' the thfoat,Hhot the st6rhaChsthAt requires
treatment this is the secret Of the success
of Goes Cough Balsam. take III little
and 6ftenss Ina very short time II has be-
come,immensely popular. ent ~
"a .Ia iiA" q -lsEaSa SrshbT2B.daw1w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-04
CIOaIcumg

A. g. Headley e. Co. will open on next
Tuesday, new lotof Che latest NOVELTIES
ItRG RGbaaErscss e l2Zga hnR nsMst
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-04

EAa GgHeadley a. Cerhays, just received
large stock o. Paisley; Broche and Plaid
shaWls fpFS the hi10iidays.'' % nag a'idecs-lw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-04

Try Kauilman's new Billiard Fables.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-04

aOIlD1 iGl1 reliable Billiard Room \ apfman's.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-04

IOL q NEIe4sH soq,oh i.lqIa I1a14F
EsSslyHf GS.slIJ 'Ais faySpt 4. TRH RH''dl'y x &
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-04

Orders leftatJg Harris AZ COS Store, No.
SO Moth High street, will be attended to
byab2dma han saibima e. aCORS IfsoN.
ia'oce2f4tf lliw siloiisq boi1Oumi & soitis
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-12-04

@Bus1NEss" at Kaufman's Billiard Room.
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Piqno oTunll

E1Uar Kaufman'anew billlpTd tables. .
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16

fall. and many poor father looking on in agony,
turns his eyes to heaven, and exelaims' 'oh Lord
how long"
Poor naked beings wheresoer you are
That hide the peltng Of this pitileSs storm,
How shall your houseleSs heads and unfed sides
Your iooped and windOw'd raggedness-defend
YOU
From seasons such as these
But our business is to appeal to all to follow the
example Of the people ofChurch HILL who are about
ltb, yTe.k 10 hold a meeting for the relief Of the
moor: and. in connection herewith, let us say that
NE deeply regret TO hear that the largest clothing
establishments in this city are paying poor women
but 25c. to 3TAc. for making pantaloOns aud that
Their, i. but little work at that This sum is far too
small-et il be increased.
The meeting above referred TO will he held this
evening, at u o'clock, at the Third Presbyterian
Church. Broad and Twenty fifth streets (uO
matter how the weather may be-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16

\ BANKEUPT LAw.-The House Special Com
mittee on the Bankrupt Law voted ON Satur-
day to report the bill agreed upon, which IS
substantially that passed in the House last year,
with the two Senate amendments, and a few
unimpOrtaut changes. Another amendment,
providing that no bankrupt should De discharged
unless by consent Of majority of the creditors
in number aud value, unless he pays lihy cents
on the dollar, was adopted prospectiyely, to 90
into effect one year after date. The bill, as it
will be reported, meets the approval OF Ia,
leading merchant, OF New York, including
some who have heretofore been opposed TO a
bankrupt law.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE OR LEASE.


e." EASTWOOD FOR SALE OR EN- ssE
w CHANGE.-Desiring to change the char ~
aeter OF my business, offer for sale, ar in eN-
change Tor small Farm in the vicinity Of Rich
iaund the Plantation in Amelia county which now
reside containing COS acres, which be venouty
divided and sub divided giving to each division an
abundant supply Of wood aud water.
over 2OO in wood, of which more than hall
Is la original growth and the remainder in pine, which
good rail timber The soil produces tobacco Of hnc
quality, ami is also well adapted to wheat corn and
oats.
Tho Dwelling (which has dve rooms and passage,
besides basemenp and other buildings plain and
comfortable. An uniilinS spring in sixty yards ol the
house furnishes tho purest water and the LEGALITY is as
healthy any in the State. select young orchard "f
apple and peeeh gtvo its first crop this year
Churches Of the various denominations are convenient
aud the society Of the ueighborhood Is unsurpassed
MattOaN station, the Richmond and Danviile Rail
read, is four miles distant.
For farther particulars apply to me on the premises,
or By letter to 'MattoaX, Amelia county, Va ar
GRUBBS WILLIAMS, Richmond, Va.
deel6--elm* J. p. TAllAFERRO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16

RICHMOND And LIVERPOOL PACEEr COMPANY
At a meeting OF this company, held Yesterday IN TIC
rom over the store OF W. :. DOnnan ON lhirleeh'h
street. James l.. Apperson was called To the eha''
aul }. u. Montague Was appointed secretary
On motion OF Mr.. Isaac davenport 'i'' tne eAeou
tive COMMITTEES were authorized 10 proceed WIN Tue
least possible delay 10 nj up Tue -u4is VI 'ie 0Ot
,,,. and ,p,ke "A yrJ rata distribution Ui the assets
among the stockholders
I'M. meeting then adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16
PORN OF PROXY.

Know ALL MBS BY THESE PREsRSrs That -, the sub
seriber being stakeholder in the National Express
Company, do hereby constitute and appoint - our
true and lawful attorney and proxy To represent eae
OF US in all general meetings Of the OF said
company held within six months from and AFTER the
date he cOf when not personally present orreP
resented by some other proxy, with full power and
authority at such general meetings. to give sueh vote
votes and do such other acts each oil u.
could give or do, as a member Of the said meetings.
we were personally present; and we do hereby ratify
and confirm whatever vote votes act or acts, our
said attorney may lawfully give do for US In pursu-
anee Of the authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness - hand and seal this - day Of -, one
thousand eight hundred and -.
TEsTR:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16

FtENITURE DEALERS.-A decision OF impOr-
lance to the large furniture manufacturing in
terest Of the country has .atcly been made by
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue at Wash
ington. a firm of extensive cabinet and fur
niture manufacturers Of Baltimore brought the
question before the department. through their
counsel. Mr.J. L. Smith. Having been as
sesscd for taxes on unfinished furniture upon
which duty had been paid already by the origi-
nal manufacturer elScwerc, application was
made To- the department for intormatiouto SNOW
whether the iuishcr is liable to duty ou e., c:,-
tire or increased value, and also to know
whether he may be allowed 20 deduct from the
value Of furniture manufactured by him the
cost of looking glasses and marble tops, which
ne buys and uses, and on which a duty has
been paid. In answer, the commissioner says,
that when a party buys furniture in the white
or unfinished condition, ou which excise tax
has been paid and more completely finishes
and fits it for use, by painting, vanishing, up
holstcring, &C, he is liable 10 a duty OF sin per
cent on its increased value only. When a
party buys looking glasses aud finished marble
slabs, ON which an excise has been paid.
and uses them in the manufacture "C furniture.
he may be allowed, in making up his monthly
return, to deduct their cost from the value If
the finished articles, in the construction OF
which they are used.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16
What NAPOLEON viii Do.

New YORK, Jan. 15.-The Iribune's Washington
special states that a private letter from trust
worthy source received from Paris states that the
legislative bodies of the French Empire will assem-
BILE about the 18th instant and that the Emperor in
his opening address will express amcable and peace
ful sentiments towards the United States and unless,
in the meanwhile the relations of the two countries
become hostile by mcnaces on the question OF honor,
he will promise to evacuate Mexico as promptly as
Dracticable
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16
JAS. r. BURREss....JAs. l.. POWERS P YAScRY
DURRESS, POWERS & YANCEY,
liz MAIN STREET,
UP srAIRsJ RICHMOND, VA.

The undersigned have formed opartnership for the
purpose Of conducting wholesale jobbing business In
WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY, FANCY GOODS AND
NOTIONS.
Our stock has been selected with great care, and
bought exclusively for cash. We latter ourselves we
offer to the merchants Of Virginia. North Carolina
and Tennessee, superior inducements
call the attention of the trade to stock of Cam
brics Swiss Muslin, Irish Linens Brillians, Hem
stitched and L. C. Handkcrchefs Silk and Cotton
Handkerchiefs, HOsiery, Gloves Fancy Wooden Goods,
Umbrellas, Spool Cottons, Sewing silks, Buttons, No
tons in great variety, Talors' Trimmings, &c. &c.
We determined to sell these goods as low ~ they
can he bought anywhere; and we confidently invite
the attention of the trade To our house.
octllf BURRESS, POWERS Il YANCEY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16
RICHMOND WING.
>-------~---.-~--.-. -.-.-----.- go -.------
TUESDAY MORNING.........JAN. l6, 1866.

THIS Two WISCONSIN, SENAToRS.-The two
Senators from Wisconsin differ widely in their
views Of public affairs. Mr.. DooLIrTLE is con-
seryatvc in his opinions and supports the
President. Mr.. Howe goes with the EXTREMIST
of the extremists. II we may judge him by
his recent speech he is not surpassed m
radicaliSm by THAD STEVENS himself. lie
declared that the southern States have been
reduced to conquered Territories, and lie at
the mercy of Congress. lie considered them
entirely out Of the Union. Ito spoke for two
hours, and, on concluding, wasconsraiuI''od by
a number Of Senators.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The PooR.-lt is very cold, cold as the heart of an
Irish landlord or remOrseless radical The earth
is hard as tyrants WILL and seet falls fast hitting
Peoples faces sharp as small shot There is suffering,
Keen suffering in many an humble home, and poor
humanity is in bitter pain. Many poor mother,
like as one sees on a monument, clasps her little
child within her own chill arms, and 10 her own chill
breast imparting but little warmth the while. Many
poor chid crOuches beside fireless hearth, while
the tears on their wan cheeks freeze fast as they
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16

~ = ~
At PUBLIC AUCTION
viii sell at Public Auction,
ON WEDNESDAY,
The oath day January, 1896 the Store house OF
Isaac hdk,s"n DECEASED Clover Depot, HALIFAX couu-
ty, large and
VALUABLE STOCK OF GOODS
consisting Il every article usually KEEP, in a country
store. AIn"n- c goods is a valuable assortment Of
SHOES, BOOTS aud
READY-NADE CLOTHING,
Of the best kind and quality Tho
ENTIRE STOCK WILL BE SOLD
without reserve, to the highest bidder.
TERMS OF SALE:
Cash for az sIuis up To- go anil under xix months
time fpr all suus 80 with interest from day Of
sale, with approved security.
4. LACY, Auctioneer
y. =. GARRETT,
Admir- 81 Isaac Adkiss0n. decreased.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16

New YORK, January l5.-'rhe Secretary of the
Treasury has instructed the United States Cotton
Agents TO make sales of captured cotton for the
present. The Secretary believes the delay will be
advantageous to the Government in bringing into
the Treasury higher prices for cotton than can now
be obtained,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16
WOOLFOLK s THORNLEY,,
GENERAL COMMISSION AND LAND
AGENTS

THEIR SERVICES POR THE sALs
LAND CROPS OF CORN, WHEAT, TOBACCO, &c.
ALso,
Special attention given TO procuring LABORERS, both
WHITE and COLORED, for this and tho adjacent
Counties.
Always nave on hand for sale, on reasonable terms,
large number Of me FARMS, OF all sizes and descrip
tons, in this and other States
Address Bowling Green, Caroline county, virgine.
fanQ sn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16

STOLE rGGs FROM THE SForsW1OD.-Harris, a ne
gro, who bears the name Of Israel was found guilty
Yesterday by Judge MeEntee OF stealing quantity
OF eggs lro,s the SpotswoOd about the 18TH Of
the present month. Israel was sent 10 Castle Thur
der Iur SIXTY dlNs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16
The Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. l5.-Cotton buoyant at 5la52c
Flour firm. Wheat dull. Corn declining Roef
steady. Pork buoyant. Naval stores dull. Gold
1894.
BALTIMORE, Jan. l5.-Flour active but heavy
Wheat dull Corn 2c. lower. Oats and Provisions
quiet. Sugar steady. whskcy firm.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16

brig lumber loaded, at Day Point; a thre--masled
schooner with lumber, upper cui Of Harrison bar
will have be ghtened before she can be hauled of.
Names not known
The steamer Petersburg reports "A steam-tug ashore
and burnt to the waters edge, of ClaremOnt yes
to-day. Name unknown.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16

"ANTED.-A GOOD FARM SMITH and
w Horse sheer Reference: Maj. WIN. $ Wood,
Richmond. TlluS. L. JONES'
itnlJ-.IE Bowling Green.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16

i1poLIcEuEN REwARDLD.-The chief vi police, Ma
Tor Claiborne, has received from Mr.. Nm. Il. lsaacs
n note. OF which the following is copy: En-
,Io,el YOU will lind one hundred dollars, which
have % request YOU TO distribute, you think just
among those oil the police 10 whom owe the detec-
ton Oi the thieves and the return OF the property
stolen from my house. lts recovery gratllies me
much not - much on account of the value OF the
property as evidence Of the vigilance. skill tdel
lty and perseverance OF the men under your COM
mand | take great pleasure in making tIis ac-
knOwedgment OF their services.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16
CoMMfSsfoN MERcHANTs

N>>-~~~~D---~->->----~~ ~--~-N-D-~--~~o~~N>~f
COSBY, PUGH & CO.,
TOBACCO AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
FRANKLIN STREET, BETWEEN FIFTEENTH AND
SIXTEENTH,
Have ON consignment and for sale the following we'll
known and favorite brands Of TOBACCO:
Graveley's Jessie Brown" tax free
Graveley's "Jno. C. Miller" tax free
Gnveleys "Jno. Warren" tax free
Registers Queens own" tax free
Thomas " Wedding Cake
Ayers "Tea Leaf"
sutherlin's Imperial Crown
divers "0reta
Together with various other brands and a choice
sortment OF
SMOKING TOBACCO.
We are also constantly receiving Family Extra and
SuperHne FLOUR, BUCkWHEAT FLOUR ROLL BUT
TER, new LEAF LARD, EGGS, DRIED FRUITS, &c,
&c which vite the attention Of the trade and
consumers and respectfully solicit eonsgnments from
our friends in the country. janll-eodSt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16

We have Just received further addition to our stock
making 1t complete ut any time during the season
We call attention to
Woolen Goods, Sontags and Capes
Cotton silk and linen cambria Handkcrchiofs
Ladies' and Gents wooden and cotton Hosiery
Buck, Berlin, silk and other Gloves
Coat vest and trimming Buttons
ladies aud Gents linen and paper Collars
Ladies and Gents wooden Shirts and Drawers
Rubber and horn Combs and Buttons, great variety
New style Head Nets
Magic Rnifes Hoop Skirts
Skirt Braid, Soaps
Porfumcry &c, &C.
At wholesale and Us low as they can be bought any
where. MANN s. VALENTINE,
decl5-tf =. A. FRANKLIN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16

RESUMED MS SE,r.--We are requested TO state
that Dr. Power, Senator from the Charles City his-
trict who has been detained at his home by severe
ndsposition has partially recovered his health, and
LA. r,.,lIYI.I I'm. lnIies In the Senate.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16

Per Steamship Albemarle, from New York.-M. o.
Council W. r. Atkins NJ q. Farrell, d. Kelley, Tho
INA, Donuelly, Mary Cunningham, p McCarty, T. o.
Riley, Mary Ones aud % in Storage.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-16

GENERAL LEE LEAVES TIE CIrY.-Ceneral Rob
er. Z. Lee. who has been in the city for nearly
week, attending to the Interests Of Washington Col
lee left yesterday morning by the Cca,ra cans for
/ Lexington