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BROADWAY THEATRE, Rroadwav near Broome
ssreet-FAScH0N Matinee at ~ O'Clock
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NEW YORK THEATRE Brosdwev opposite New York
notel.--MARsIBD RAxR-LoLA MoSrxz-LApr AUDLxr's
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GERMAN STADT THEATRE. Nos IS and AZ Rowery.-
Hwni TAsx Aus DEN LxBEN Einks FuRsrrs-Dx usalrscx
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Now York. Saturday. October 81. 1866.
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GERMAN ITALIA THEATRE No. bi4 Broadway
@is0eir; Or Err BERLiNrR in ScHwARzwALDg-DyR AEnx
fosT-BkI DIR GAsLArERNK.
, 1866-08-17
5 q, 9 q o TX a WI s,

Gin the important position which he
occupies, His Majesty has not sought
anything for himself, save, however,
fame and the merit Of rendering his
great reputation available in bringing
about a just peace. He has been able
to labour for the completion Of the work
he had commenced in the establishment of
a free and united Italy. In the same
spirit which enabled him to create that
work, he readily extended his hand to
Prussia to lay a firm and secure basis for
a united Germany. The financial posi-
ton of Prussia is favourable beyond ex-
pectatlon, and it has thus become posi-
BILE to order the Immediate payment of
all outstanding accounts for supplies of
bread, meat, and forage to the troops by
Prussian purveyorS. A loan will, appa-
rently, not be required to cover the ex-
penses of the war. Probably a tempo
rary financial measure only will be sufi-
cient to defray the obligations contract
ed by the State towards the country for
supplies. The future settlement of the
administration in those countries that are
to be permanently united to Prussia will
become the subject of serious considera-
ton and arrangement without delay. In the
meantime, the measures for forcible col
lection Of the war contribution of 25
millions are suspended. In the further
resolutions Of the Government upon this
point the fact will have 10 be considered
that Frankfort will probably be incorpo-
rated with Prussia"
STUTTUARD, Aug. l.
Intelligence received here from ST.
Petersburg states that the Emperor of
Russia intends 10 propose the convoca-
ton of a Congress of the Powers who
signed the Treaties of Vienna.
The Princes Of the States that have
been occupied by Prussia-namely, Han
over, Nassau, Darrnstadt, and Electoral
Hesse-wiIl assemble shortly in this city
for a conference.
Prince Frederick William will repre-
sent the Elector of Hesse.
Wurtemburg has not yet determined
to propose an armlstlce.
, 1866-08-17
THE HosTILITIEs IN GERMANY.
MUNICH, July 80, Evening.

The Official Gazette of to-day says
"We regret 10 have to announce that a
sanguinary engagement has taken place
near Weiden between the Prussians and
a battalion of the Bavarian Guard which
had started from Munich This affair is
inexplicable, in view of the armistice and
the suspension of hostilities concluded
Yesterday between Prince Charles and
General Manteuffel. The officer in com
mand of the Bavarian troops had in vain
despatched a flag of truce, calling the at
t~ention of the Prussians to the useless
ness of further %bloodshed The losses of
the Bavarians were considerable"
, 1866-08-17
ITALY.
FLORENCE, July 81.

FLORENCE, July 81.
Proceedings have commenced against
Admiral Persano, and will be pushed for
ward with the greatest possible activity.
Signori Sella and D'Afditto set put to-
morrow for Udine and Treviso respective
ly.
, 1866-08-17
AUSTRIA AND A l.
VIENNA, Aug. l

VIENNA, Aug. /.
The truce between Austria and Italy
has been extended for another eight days
in order to allow of the negotiations for
an armistlce being concluded within that
time.
, 1866-08-17

The King will leave Ferrara this eve
ming for Rovigo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

Srofyx BFAsS.-James G.. Smith and H. II. Pot
ter were brought before the Mayors court yesterday
on che charge Of receiving stolen brass the property
of General Joseph Il. Anderson.
W. Mallory said that lie was an employee A. IN
darspu', Works their store-rO0m had been broken
omen three times within three weeks past. Ga Mon
dlv, he visited the store Of Cook ~ Co., on Cary
street and after looking around and emptying bag
u said store. two pieces OF brass were emp.ed OUT
weighing seventy pounds, valued at tnnty hNe
cents per pound which he recognized As the property
OF Joseph r. Anderson hetIeIeupon got Out a war,
rant f0I tine arrest Of the parties. MI Nmth 9cJeu
very cantlemanly, and showed him everything III MS
store. -,
Capttin NJ l.. Adams stated that he MADE the ar
ret and served the warrant
Edward Wade stated tiIt he recognized the bTaSS
nc heinz, the kind used al Anderson Works.
BROOKS stated that he sold the brass TO Cook Co..
an saturday He bought 10 from man 10y the name
nj PAR on Friday. lie sold other brass with 1t.
The Mayor said be would discharge the parties be-
for. the Court and issue warrant FOR the arrest OF
Brooks. .,,.,-,
Daniel Spencer stated TO the best Of his belief and
knowledge that the bras, produced before the Court
was the same that Mr.. Brooks bought from white
man ON Friday.
Tbe Navor then said he would continue the case
until to-day and require security OF the party in The
sum of live hundred dollars Tor his further appear
auce
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24
From the Rio Grande.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 23-The Times Brownsville
correspondence says that Cortnas occupies Bagdad
with two hundred men.
1t is understood that General Weitzel diSapproves
the action of our officers in the recapture oil
Bagdad.
All the heavy ordnance has been ordered from
Brazos to Brownsville.
Preparations of beiligerent character continue
both at Brownsville and Matamoras.
The RancherO says that Canalo has issued pro-
camation to his soldiers advising them to submit to
the Imperial authority rather than unite IN hlous-
t,r,ns expeditions with the Yankees.
A large number of colored troops are being mus
to-J ont Orders have been received for the muster
out of nearly all of General Clarks command on the
Rio Grunde.
-Four companies of coored troops are doing pro-
yost duty at Bagdad. No one is allowed to leave
town without pass.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

BALTIMORE Jan. 23.-Flour unsettled, with down
ward tendency. Wheat 2a3c. lower, Oats quiet at
soc. Seeds fnn-Clover scarce. Provisions iirm.-
Lard Isle. Coffee active. whskey 81 81.
New YoRK, Jan. 23-Cotton has declining ten
d,ncy-sales of 1900 bales at 49a5Oc. Wheat and
Corn dull Pork heavy. Coffee and Naval Stores
ouiet. Sugar steady. Gold 1899.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

-.CurrcH AND UNIoN HUI HUMANE AsSoCia-
no, This Association held another meeting, on
N,a!.y evening last in tie Lecture-room of the
Third Presbyterian Church. Ii vas largely at
tended. and ,,.rv uae present Scemedto e''uce
deep interest IN a. cause for which the Association
was organized. The commi;tecS recently apPolh''V
reported that tLcy had ssuyaSScd their districts anu
lou and q number OF deserving p1oy who are heedliS
assistance. Rev. John l.. EdsgrdS, OF TRINITY Nc
thud>. Church, reported tina, he pbe2ched sermon
last sabbath eyepiHg on " Charity Az took up
collection amounting t' S23l
10 ysas also reported llat Mes,rs. Norton 10.
bakers had donated % the Assoc iatiOu loo iOaNr>
nj bread Collections viii lee taken mp m other
ehure hes ON the H.. next sabbath for the benefit Of
this Association.
Rev. Jabn Z. Edwards aud Rev. A. T. Dickinson
leave Richmond tins week on a tour % the Nauhern
cities % solicit funds for this >2c'rty We be>peaN
for them the aid and sympathy OF al our friends At
tue North, and sncsrely pray th@t theu euoF'S may
lie emneptly successful
Donations may be directed % any OF TOE e8leeis
,f tine Association. Niles AHFPin d lesiGeut "elher
n Riddic6, Nicc-pr.sident, RObcI l.. h't"'I0>3h
secretary: 4. Y. Stokes, Treasurer pireeiorN-pr
IJohn Knox. William Coulliug, :. L. Johnson Oap~
Georpe w.. Ann and W. n. Williams
The following Vaites will receive and dStfS"f
I,,,tioas hey t,B 20 receive i've per cent on Ihe
yaiu4 of the goods klr their trouble ia r. GIVING
..torinc and distributing Carloza Il Gates. Twenty
Gftb and Broad sireetS West Andrews, Twentieth
aud Rr,1l streets; j. u. Elsre Twenty fourth and
Vensble; J. T. Roach, Matt street, below bridge
over Glliie's Creek. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24
News by telegraph.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DEsPArcHEs!l
Confessional.

COngres~lohui'
WASHINGTON, January 23.-The Senate was en-
,,raJ in the discussion of the bill to enlarge the
movers Of the Freedmen's bureau. No vote taken.
TIN. House resumed the consideration of the con-
stitutonal amendment fixing the basis OF represen-
tation.
Mr.. stevens wished to bring the House to an I'M
mediate vote but was defeated by his friends, who,
NOT understanding the exact effect ofthe proposition
desired further time for examination and debate. \
discussion Of several hours duration ensued, during
which various amendmendment5 were suggested in
order TO prevent the Southern States from cutting oil
the negroes from voting by requiring OF them property
educational OF other qualifications
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

DECISION or JUpDa LYoNs iN THE KIRBY CASE
Judge William H. Lyons delivered his op2ion IN
this case yesterday lie said the Law did not confer
on him the power 90 send party % the insane asy-
Ium. He had however, drafted bill, and hdud-u
Il Ia .Iudge Jovues The chairman Of the Judiciary
committee of the House OF Delegates, which, u
passed would inye-. MA with tai, power. IL wa'
In, upiuio ON. hOvcy,. that Mrs. Kirby Was no, !n-
sane lie did not believe that her physical condl-
tion was sufficient % warrant the demand Tor bai..
He therefore remIued her o. jail TO await her tral
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24
THRUST SALE OF A FINE FARM

One HerrIngs Fire and Burgar.proof SAFE of larg
size.
ian2}-3t TARDY WILLIAMS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24
A LOT IN DANvILLE,

On the Canal running up nearly opposite the rear OF
Prices buildings Main street, small house on it,
about half an
Also Il Lot, with very moderate improvements, just
below the FIGURING Mill OF Crews, Rodenhizer Co.
has peculiar value Il a site for machinery.
Also MILL SITE, at or near Milton, with II acres o
Land attached water power from Dan river-lhe MIL
house has been burned the power drove eighteen
foot undershot wheel supply of water never failing
good spring and small House the premises. The To-
cation is very desirable one, being In the midst oil
very wealthy section Of country. The Mill, before II
was burnt, had splendid custom. Price, $4,000.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24
CITY AND SUBURBAN.

Bacon AND GEEENs.-SO great was the success Of
DIR. Bagby's iecture-Bacou and Greens or the Ma
tive vrg.niau-on Monday night that it is the
almost unanimous wish Of the citizens Of Richmond,
As far Is We aye informed tina: h. should repeat ~.
In Difference 20 tb,s feeling be viii deliver this lee
ture. which is brmlul Oi humor and patlOs, to-
night in the Hall of the House Of Delegates. The
mere announcement. We are confident viii be sum
cent 10 the filing OF every seat upon the Hoor
and in the galleries
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA C'NAL eosFANY.-
\ mss.nr a. Board OF Directors Of this eoRP=ny
vas held in their oice in this city on the nth aHs
,s,,, i,s.ants A ror,uun;cation was received from
Governor Perpoint in rsAsd % the officers oil The
company and their salaries, % when reply
i now being prepared, whies IS eApe'''u
will satisfy his ExceIlency. .r.
The executive committee were rel"es'~r ~ -, =
,aoord IN memoralize the Legislature i'm regaFS tQ
tbe capture Of large number OF the coupons auq
other bonds Of the company by persons ~ h1s army
If the United States, and stating that tie EiSihal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

NEW YORK, January 23.-The Columbian Marine
Insurance Company has announced the winding W
Of It's business The liabilities amount to six millions
Of dollars One million was lost by the depreciation,
Of tie Shenandoah The directors report sufficient
amount Of assets to meet the liabilities.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

Az IMPROVED TRACT OF THREE HUNDRED AND
SIX ACRES,
One and half miles from Notwithstanding House !;
six rooms very good out-hOuses fine gardenu good
orchard 1t be divided to make two farms Of about
one hundred and fifty each. Near enough to have
business offices in Danvills The land produces the
best manufacturing tobacco. Also, suited to dairy
farm and market gardens. READ HILL,
ian26.tf Land Agents.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24
TMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,

= WASIIINU
The Spring Session OF this institution begins on the
18th Of January next. Our charges are:
Tuition m Collegiate for five months. SO III
Fuel and contingent fee, do To- {"
Board 3. - per week, u wceks...... % 81
In the Preparatory Department, charge for tuition IL
- less
All payments are required in specie its equivalent
i'm currency in advance.
Board can be paid monthly in advance, and needed
produce, at specie rates, will be received.
students furnish their own bedding and room furni'
turr.
other information can he had by addressing
L. E. WILEY, President,
nov9S -tFeb!t EmoryP o., Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

We offer for sale Of the very finest private resi-
denccs in Danvile, ON Main street. joining Farmers
Bank six rooms, two stOred very ample Out-houses
and back and front grounds-buildngs all newly built
i'm fine TASTE and the workmanship excellent. Dwell
ing rooted with lin, fine garden, beautiful enclosure
round the lot-very convenient to business part Of
town. For terms apply to READ y HILL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24
AGENCIES, &c.
'
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,

CRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
VI -
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS,
Devote themselves exclusively to the transaction o.
Real Estate business. They have large quantities
Land for sale in various portions Of the State and mncf
suburban and city property, and would invite thos'
wishing to purchase to call on us Persons having
lands for sale, by placing them In our hands, with de
the cost Of advertising In such cases no charge viii
be made unless a sale is effected
GRUBBS WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Brokers,
i.noi-st Five doors above the SpOttswOod Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

ANOTHER FREEDMAN SENT To THE PENlTENrIA-
RY-wm. II. Johnso". James Cousins and Andrew
jackson all coored. were before Judge NcEutee
Yesterday on the charge Of stealing FROM the Dan
VILE railroad company 1910 pounds OF iron, valued
al abou, So on the 18th OF January. This party
was forwarded by th. ASSISTANT Superintendent of
Freedmen tor the county OF Chesterfield, o. the
above court jackson and Cousins were acquitted,
and johnson found guilty By Judge McEntce oi
grand larceny and sentenced 10 one years cOnhne-
ment in the penitrntLrv.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24
New Jersey Legislature.

TRENTON, January 23.-The constitutional amend
ment was adopted to-day in the Senate-yeas 10,
naysS Two Democrats voted for it.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

CONvicrS ESCArE FEOM UASrLE IhJNpkH.-I"e
following named parties escaped from Castle Thur
der ON Monday night, viz Alexander Hamilton
,,h, was couGned aaatng his trial 'or several oil
e,n,es A bah and cSSn surrounded ms ankles az
~. time Of his escape. jeSn Davis, VIII" was SrA-
80 D.sIber .a,b. 1905. t.s petit larceny also
b,t a baII and chain ON him. G,grgc tbeAthan'
sentenced January Is lSi6 for sixty a. Tor pr',
llr,env Cornelius Lewis, confined by ~'ier gu
Major Huston. charged with grand larceny. L.
otIt.eS were confined on tie Ei>t I"or OF ''e ""-
\, and succeeded i'm removing back, enough troU
nm, ..r the window 200 che rear ot tAc house 20 'tt
ftsm elves out After getting ont 81 o." lw'dlAS
,b,, :, ,lcd the wall by the aid OF piece OF "alcI
,r nbo 10 ten feet long Three >eut.ne> were ec'Hs
tr on An post near where these conYittS escaped
- ~ +. sun posed tua, they were either bribed or
,,si,ar AT nm. u.ue. They have been put under tr-
,,..t ,nJ charges will he preferred against them
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24
THE GIRLs.-


Alas alas for Us poor girls,
The times are an amiss
We sigh aud sigh and twist our curS,
Aud hope for that and this.
Our mammaS seek to keep the style
While papa growlS poph.pooh
And were the victims all the WHILE
What will We poor girls do
ls6k here. girls t is all very well for you to talk
so. IL ..Qld be a darned sight better for the most
OF you To De Gamug holes in the stockings OF s"h-
nv" and sis" than 20 be making uinnies ut
Yourselves by indulgiug ia the fantastic folly oil
igrnins crazy after tue fashions inverted by some
il.lssdt, Partisan cutter OF calico, Who perhaps
:. 49, pot ipow & from bulls foot" But il You
viii pursue the fashions, then read what Jenter *
Eeyno!ds No. % Exchange place, Baltimore, say,
f!r they 10 .ay, "lu short ioc any service which
may be required the public may rely ~ 4N with M
mast u.rst, confidence Tor fidelity and despatch
Girls read adysri sfmegt ia another column &C. No
leyity," ~ the sons % Malta say
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24
Steamer Seized.


NEW YORK Jan. 23-The steamer Meteor, which
cleared to-day, was seized as an alleged Gillian
,,r;,-,t.ar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

MYsTERIoUS DisAPPEAEANCE OF JoHN ALoNzo
CowAEDIN.-Mr. John AIonzo COwardn, son Of Mr..
W. II. Cowardin, Of Richmond, Virginia, and mate
Of the brig Emily Agnes of Liverpool, was paid OIL
from that bark at Ne6 York ON the 27th OF pccen-
Ter last, and accompanied Captain Watson up
Broadway. After parting with the captain he return
ed 10 tie ship took away his baggage, and was last
seen by AN Officer OF il in company wish John Mur-
ply OF BrOOklyn. lie mas never been heard OF sine,
aud his friends are naturally ANXIOUS about n.il
Mr. Cowaru is about feet lOs inches IN height, has
light hair and blue ey.- iiIr skin and Is well bulI
When seen last he won, a blue D.erCOdt, broNhi~d
pants tucked into bis boots whit, shirt back blouse
hat and a WOODEN cUmiorter.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

owners Of re bonus Nfu1asso lhs iesNe ~ "ePiNN''
The Legislature We iiv>unle viii 40 thlS
A communication waS received ron the Senate OF
Virginia. through f. =. Keen. Chairman Of Commit
lee on Roads and Internal Navigation requesting
incarnation as 70 the Affairs Of the company gen.
s,nct ne the committee 10 investigate fully the con-
d.,ion oil an the roads and works of internal i'm
movement in which the State is a stakeholder. 4
reply To this IS also being prepared.
At previous meeting the board had passed res
outiOn directing the sale OF the company packet
boat. J. G.. Cabel, bat the subject having been re-
ferrrl % the superintendent and on his showing
that the boat was mdispensablY necessary Tor the
TRANSPORTATION Of the compIuys stores ana the use
Of lis officers in making inspection OF the WORKS
along the line the order az this meeting was re-
cinlei
The Board. at a previous meeting, having aIOp'eW
An order that waste gates should BE- inserted IN an
of tb, dam, hereafter % be constructed the chleI
engineer was requested 10 report the cost OF lH.ls
inc the same in BOsher's and Madens Adventure
aims The chief engineer az this meeting made q
r.Dort on the subject and nasmuch rs the expense
of doing the work az once shown TO be greater
than the finances Of the company WouId Justly q.
this time the superintendent OF repairs OF 'ne hiS
section was instructed 70 have the stone STo8ua'iy
prepared ut the cOmpany's quarreS ior 'ue a. voiu
niisbmant of the work The expense may thus De
extended through period Of several years
The use of waste gates is 70 enable the superh-
tapdpt "a draw down tile water IA the pOnus Tor the
nprno.a of dsepeuing the channel for boats and
nrvantip,, the overflow of adjacent lands. The eS-
tmatal cost of a waste gate Tor each dam already
corstrYried Is between 50 OOOan SiNO The con-
.,r,rt;.n of them IN new dams would cost great
! deal less.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

LAxplSEDs-We predicted that the meeting OF
landlords called by meeting Of tenants for last
evening. would prove failure, and so 1t was. 1t
MA, tizzc. At 20 SIX Mr.. Willis moved that Mr.
Woortou. lawycr s,-e called" should take the char
This was seconded by NJ. Powell: VINO eaI'eu on
,v-.,t,,,. ,f,-,s,iI for . sne,eh WoOttou occupied
Stnrliyants seat. and said that she blood and tears
of tenants. and the holy Bible had lsl1ced hun 10
,o,pe 10 the mectiao The poor could not support
themselves. and he would make an appear pa se%'I
ana that thing he would do. ior after viewing terfe-
tral things and the sacred page, hr was down ON the
,sr,r ana be,rtIes.uess oi landlords. Mr. Noot,"n
rl.n held down M, head. cog rting nesr0 g3'f'
asd suddenly retired wnereup'h The meeting Goa.
.,iS;inr Of tWeuty-twu persons eNld'u- AZ" -
tI.r-'s al end % this chapter.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

wEISTGER, MONCURE x GO. can be- found At - Msir
street until about 1T February. When they will ocrui
the new house being complete" tor th..u "n Pearl lui
l4thl street. between Main and Cary.
innllf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24
PHARNACEtrlCt VI CHEMIST

NICHOLS con LIVER OIL.
The eScelsss 49, purity % this I'll sdrpS>Ses h''
u any other doe, not s.Egeal or become turbld m 'u'
eoldcs weather, spJ acceptable 10 the most delicate
.tSa4chs.
NICHOLS ELINER B4RE AND Iron.
Th, Is ole u the " st pleasant AID trsirgble Cha
lybIats Tonic, ever offered the profession. Eacu
tablespoonful contains thras graas Ot Iron and
third or a grain each Of CinCh0Hige aud Quininc.
wOOLFOLE'S COUGH SYRUP.
This valuable preparation, 50 long and favorably
,rn ~ many families Of this city, for Coughs Colds
enJ Nervousness il now being prepared by the sub
>rrib-r Price ffy cents per bottle.
observation-disclosures imported
IuDfDE uF LINE
CARBOLlC SgIg
Fluld Extract iaciuAs Commun's Leaves -,
/ FOug-fas Compound l0aoni,ed Cod Liver vi
And many Otherdesirable and rare ptsgAIs ions,
| For ale bv POWHATAN Z. DUPU1.
Pharmaceutical Chemist
I 3tR23t POI Broad Street.
kA BBLS, GOLDEN SYRUP, for sale by
/ III iap5f ~ wu TAYLOR 4 SON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

GOVERNOR WISL's LECTURE LAST NlGur.-Gov-
ernOr Henry A. WISE drew large audience las
night to hear him lecture upon the subject OF Fe-
male OrpLIna.e, "a: the Fir,, Baptist church. All
present seemed % appreciate tI eloquent aud iceI'
Ing passages Of the lecture 10 which the lecturer DIS
played the same powers OF o,atury that made han
famous in 10 and 90. rs lac alluded to lHe mother
less aud f4theress dependent upon the generosity
the public we pity the heart cold tudt 90 dad not
beat quic Acr aud The hand that did not u,.iuctye-
ly seek the pocket containing the purse, with view
70 alternating Their wants and prVdtionS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-01-24

COLLEGE,

yNTASUINGTON COLLEGE,
w LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
Til. next half session "f this institution will begin
February aud end June 18th lN66, under the Pres
dcncy 81 General GuBERT E. LEE, assisted by a com
pcteut corps oi Professors.
TERMS.-For Tuition, Room Rent, and all other Col
lrgr fees $50, for the term Of five months
For further particulars, address
drcl9-dSc3m C. J. HARRIS, Clerk Of Faculty.