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Kit II .um D l) I II, i Mil lb.
TRRM8:
IKIIv Paper, f«t per annum; 8* ml- Weekly, |5; Weekly. always
In a leaner. knnllUti<v* may l«e matte at the rl*k of the Putillalker*
In all caaes where evtdrnce la taken on the rirpoalt of a letter hi the
Post office containing money.
ikvnnaiM.
One Square, HO lineal or le*a. one Insertion ... 7.5
Kach additional Insertion .. 75
One month without alteration ..
Three do do |i» tat
81* da do ju tk»
Twelve do do >tfl »at
Two 8qn*r»t. Th»»e want ha .. ..%.15 uu
81* months
Twelvemonth* .. . . . !Wt »*•
CW” So a<lvrril«^mriil to I-* console red t,y the month or rear un
less <|ms‘IM on the %lanu«**rlpt, or prvvlou*!? agree,! upon I w tween
the partle*.
Au advertisement not marked on the copy for a sfaelllol number
ml Insertion* will lie csmtlnued until ordered out, and p«vment <• vari
ed a<vordlngly.
•If" Kiqi'i.ir At>viansrui vt-s To avoid anv misunderstanding
on the part of the Ann til Ad Vertl*cr«, It Is proper Instate <ff*fJwr//i/,
that fheir privilege* only extend* to their Immediate business Meal
K»t ite. Legal tod all other Advertisement a ant bf them to la an ad
ditional rhtrg.. and no raria’Um.
* Ke .1 Kstats* and 12,-neral \genta* Advertisement* not to tie In*
Ovrted by t!»e ye.tr, hut to I*" charged at the usual rat***, subject to
tu<’h dts*omits a« shall la* .ifrcol upon.
*** llotieers, Hook seller* and ye.arlr advertisers, renerally.
engaging oie or more square*. with the privilege ml ctiange. shall not,
on their yearly average,In *ny <»ne week, itiarrt more than iheamount
ag-eed upon .as ilg *t*n llnr rule under Ihe contract, and all exceed
ing «ueh amount to l«e <haged it the nattnl rates
Advertisement* Inserted In the .*ViuI-Weekly Whig at 75<enta per
opiate of 1*1 line* or I s* for tlw first Inarrtlon, and (Ml rent* |»er
ftpiatv for e tch continuance.
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NEW YORK & GLASGOW.
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KflMinn.il 9**»t«nt, Wm crumxo.
NKU lORK, 91 Ml " K.-ai Ca*iu vT-II>
OI.ASOOW, 19ft2 *• Jons Ihhan
Tn* Glasgow and Sew Yoi x Sir*ia«hip Company luku<i *4iliu|
their new and pnwerfal Stramrr* from New York f--r Glasgow, »«•
under•
EDINItrKGII, Sa?ur«la>. i7if. May,at 12 o'clock noon
NEW YORK,
GLASGOW
line* or omiuk.
E-rat CIim ... . #7ft.
Third Ola**, found with rooked provtalon* f.in
An rxper « n i l Surgeon attached to each Steamer.
For Freight or Pasture, ap|4y to JOHN Mi*SYMOM,
I? Broadway.
New York Cliv Hill* or Gold only received for Paaaagr.
i |i dty
>•:%% \ oitH. iiui.nr.N a soi TiittiproA.
r.Mrun states mail steamers.
fit ii i: *H IPS < o y| PHIM\«;
■ thl* line are the WASHINGTON. Captain E.
Civnapy, HERMANN. C*pt Knur t nr IIkmix* —
The*e *teatner« atop at Southampton, both going
and returning.
PROPOSED DATE* OF SAILING—19M.
From South
From From ampton for
Nr* York. Bremen. New Y«*rl^
S-itnr>t*i/. S'ltwdtiy. M ’e./#./»> f.rp.
ncmill.. .'.Jan'v 2i» Frh'y 9a Feb'y 97
WoHixuMt . Krl.'v 9H March99 Mar 2ft
IlkhWA.sx .Mar’h Pi April 19 April 21
Wjumtxatox.April 19 May IT May 91
lltaxxx* . .. .May 11 June 14 Jane IS
WiMini.niM..June 14 July 12 July 1ft
IIkmuanx.July 19 Aug't 9 Aug't 18
W**ui»nn»N .Aug't 9 Sept'r 6 Sept'r l'»
HxmUAXX.....Sept'r ft Oct'r 4 Oct'r s
W*aHiv«iioM..O.t'r 4 Nor'r 1 NovV
IlKatiAxa. ..N«v'r 1 Nov'r 99 Dec'r 8
KunjntM N y*i I • D
Slopping at Southampton, both going aud returtdng. they «>(f« r
passenger*, proceeding t.» London and Havre, advantage* over any
other route, for the economy of time and money.
rtaexok raox xi.m mat TOaoOTxaMPTox Axnsaruia.
Fir«t Cabin. Main Stloon, fCtn ; Firnt Cabin, I^.wrr Saloon, f 110,
f •
All letter* and nea *p*pcr« mn«t pa** through the Pn«t Office
No bill* of lading w.ll be »igned or parcel* received on the day of
sailing
An experienced Surgeon I* attached to each ship.
For freight or pa**uge, apply to C 11 SAND,
11 South William mi . Nrw York,
C 4 1IK1NKKFN .1 CO , Bremen.
CRGSKFY A CO , SonthXmptoa
JalT—ly[WJ WAI ISKLIN Havre
Sf.AVE Lilt: IYSI UAME CO.»IPA>l.-The
Richmond Fire A»*ocUtlon,iaa the pioneer among the officer* In
Chi* State for thl* kind of Insurance.) with a t'a*h i'-.pital ami Surplu*
of are now prepar'd to i**ue policle* on the live* of Slave*.
Being *'.rtctly a Virginia Insurance Company, It* Hoard of IMre. lor*,
(personally known to the community) holding their meeting* in thl*
city, wlirre all lo**r« are promptly ami liberally uiljmt.d, entitle* It
to a lilier.il ihare of the publt. patronage. Office tat pre«ent) • ornrr
of M tin and 9th Greet a.
Mrdlc«l Examiner. Dr. M Burton.
* JAMES C. CRANK, Present.
• a, Been lary
J 1 Kill Ml l‘l \M > It. Wt
fre*h Ground Pla*ter, and «-ur care In the aelecilnn* from the
be*t Wlnd*or Lump lla-ter enablea u* to recommend It a* the l*e*t
that can !*• had All orders left at «.ur office wti Carr Greet. prompt*
|y executed. # TALIAFERRO k BRO.
N. II Farmer* can lie mippltcd In their own hag*, at a redaction
' '
J. H. HAKHKOVK,
(iiri'nWMi-i SI HMJ IMVIM.)
a i c r 14i a i: f: ic«
Will/ it tret, unittr St t'hiirlf* th4tt,
RfcHWiXP, Va.
WILL devotw hi* whole :ittrnt)-»n to the Sale and Hiring of Ne
groe*. Real Fatal**. Ac , publicly and privately.
Sale* * «tl*fartory or in* rhargt- made.
JW“ lie ha* a convenient pit**** for keeping slave*.
TT*e sulMcrlln-r respectfully inform* hi* friend# that he ha* discon
tinued the auction hu*inr«*, and having rented hi* office to Mr. J. B
n irrr-.Te, * picture in rttoii.menaing ms former . uc.mu ri to
tflva him a call. HF.NJ DAVfft.
July *1
%TlliLm.| A TrKM SHI i; IMII • VnTI
V H°AD CM %sm: OF .HCIIRPCI.K -Or, and af- fV- ^ . »
ter December 8. KV, tin* Paaaentfer Trait, w(jl leave f*?
Lrm hliury at 7 A. M. Returning, arrive at l.ym-hhury at f. l» |».
M K II mix,
MP flantral BgpyyltNgmlfwt.
IMIITIIF.YWUII . ( imA %M> t.|,AHH.
srinvi;, immii
FBNHR *ub* rber nffrrs for Mir a very heavy stock of Enthf »•
■ •/ trr% itnif 0l*1**, f.**>klnij (Jhtmtra, fVrafora, fstm/ •
*»n f f.ipf't/ f/***f«, of recent importation, ami from AttrUtm Tf »<fe
To ra«V, kitvm and prompt • t mouth* payer*. Indnrrment* will j
be held out fuHy equal to any that may be offered North or da* •
•here. W\l F RCTLRR.
mbtf Importer of China, Ac., 79 Main street
*•' y| *11: i( it v; % \ M IIINKFl ,
WNRO\f hi* (>1«f|t1erle# In Augusta county, the subscriber will fl'l
order*. In any quantities, and for any part of the Cnltrd *iale*.
for thla celebrated WlflMKFY It wsa award'd a n*.«r clam*
Pinout at the fair of tha Mechanics* Inatltute.ln Richmond. No
Number 1851 Tt,l* l.tquor la Attended for family and medicinal use.
and for the h*«t Hotel* It may be ordered of any aye from two to
J0ara. Orders through the mails promptly attend*-*! to. Ad
**•■§ WILLIAM RFRR,
mJtr* dlv Maunton, Va
Hi y in niPHOYr.ii •• irr.vr WIIFAT
DRILL The performance of thl* Drill the la«t «ea*on was en
tirely satisfactory. and It wa* spoken of In term* of hlyh commendation
toy those who ttaad It, I thert fore feel warranted In recommending It I
aa inferior to none hitherto Invented. It I* simple in If* folt«iruc
tlon, durable, and not liable to gel ont of order, and the price af It
leaa than of moat other drills. Those who may he p, want *he com
Iny an*on. are respectfully requested to forward thalr order* early to
•void disappointment || IMl l»W IN,
*"1 t M
% I A N fJV % Nil. — W> are n< w re viving, ur Aprtn.
■ •opp’y r,f Ouano We w*re unable to buy *nv in Ar«t hand*
delivered »n Ralt'm, re, and had thertfore to take New fork Oust,...
without my inspection or analyst* Our purchase*, however, w«tc
male direct from the Ayent*, Me<«r* Marred* l*Hrn . and tha (Ioann
dr 1 ivy red to our vessel* on their ordvra upon warehouses i« New
Totk. lo food order. All of It will he inspected hare
W# Will be pleated to hare order* at the pr. sent price, or «IJ1 make
enysfemants at the currant market price at tha lime the Unarm is
dallrerv-l. a* our frlaod* prefer CRKNfMl AW A 00 ,
tnhd North fide of the Ra«ln, Richmond. Va
AVfl’FYlf’AN Mil! UlH, -Tailors Phear*. Trimmer*. Ld
dies Nclsaor*, Ac , of || W«ndt's celebrated make, warranted
In quality. In new and Improved p ,iter ns, ar,d the only complete *.
•nrtment made, for sale hy PltWkRD CORN!Nil A CO .
*»1 John street. New York
Agents for II Wendt. inhA-Am**#
HFJN T PV'III V1 AN «Jl MO. 1NR# Rag*beat Peruvian
tluano, Ana1v*ed and branded A hv RalUmnee |„*pecfor,now
landing and for sale hy WttMRf V A CLAIRORNft,
••■J N il Pea,l *•
IPATHPR Hfl.TINf# MR Vf Af HINT Mil.
A We are r»ow ay nt* for the lu-*t |»atenf *trefched leather b* If
luff. I*ace leather and l.ubr leaf mg Machine Ot|, wf»»eh We keep c«n
Wantly on hand and sell at manufa* turrrs price# All order* property
winrton A POWRRR
mMA-tf Corner Cary and Pearl Pte
Pf’R F! ft IV- We rail particular attention Incur Pure Ryef
which we pr .u< t,n. e „rM quall*«l by any Old W‘t,i*ky to be
hutnd. Its «upertorltv I* known tar mid near, and order* ara now be
lug F*ed by eonn,ti*«ea,r* for C*Rf rnta orders. vb> want the be*t
feyardle** of pricy for sale only by
*f W INSTON A PtlWRRP
IBHfNfF! HI TTI'.II, Alt tuba Ooaben, for sale hy
WOMRf.r A CI.AIRONNR,
No 11 p«drt0tr#at.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
FROM * M PKTTKNUll.l A CO *• NKWBPAPFR ADTFRT1*
INO llOffiX
R M I’fTTiviiiu. A Ov are agent* for iiMrt/ all llw Newspaper*
in the ('»• tie*I .**iat* « and Canada*. OBvti, 119 Nassau street.
New York, and 1» Rtwte itrwt, H«.*U a.
N T .4 T C S I S L .4 H l>.
i ancv »\ • vi 4i»usiiTn;vr.
OFFI<‘F. N*. * JOHN RfKFICT.
two D«M»a» ra<>a |lao«nw*r, Nrw Yoaa.
fllllb undersigned. proprietor* vf this Establishment, have for
A * long II e tthe Senior partner of the 0rni. Nathan Barrett,
for AT year*.) beet* prosecuting their business at .STofen /m/onit
The* have spared no effort* or r«tMrn*e. especially In tl.r |«*t few
years, to rv ell in all the hr a nr be* of their art. and have been an
< essfutl In attaining a high -• grev of Improvement, a* well In the
machinery ami apparatus h»r .Iresaing dlfrrvnt styles of goods, as In
practical art is***- skill In dyeing and finishing Ladies Rllks, i**Uu
and Merino l»rcaaes, gr*ai improvements have been made !». *
large proportion of • «-es, these articles are made. In odor and fin*
l*h. very nearly • *| i ll in aptw-nrance to new g.*.*!. Crape Hbawls,
Ololkt, Maifl.il %a. \rlvet litriu. nt*. A'., are also very su> • r ssfui IV
I treated Faded and Stained goods rest*.red or re-dyed.
Sll K'i Wl» SILK liKCRRKS WATERED.
I«nce and Muslin Curtains, Carpeta, Hugs and Table Covers Clean
I *ed A It* finished. Damask and Moreen Curtains beautifully by«*|.
. Also. ItiImiiis, Hosiery. Gloves, Ac
, Orders wareuted with . are and de*p*|* h.
Goods received «*,d returned by Express.
Goods kept sulf«vt to tfl* claim of the • n#c. twelve montti*
ItAKRFrr. NKPIIF\Y*A CO.,
fi John street , i doors from Br< vlw*;, N Y.
ivU-d«w-(P)
Til Kill Ik I ICON PIPE WOKKN.
MK1UIII* A. .lAQUES.
1iVnfrp Mrrfli Yrw York,
RJA\mi'il |in;> \ND t'EALKRR IN WKOCHIIT IRON
i'l Pipes. Fittings, Tool*, and ever? description of app-ir*'u*
1 connected with Strain, Water ,.r (•»*, for leatlnr and ligf * ■ ✓
Rteauvers. ('tiur. lM *, Hotels, Privalw Dwellings, II* spltal*. Vlllag- •,
Part,tries and II tils.
Als*. Valves, I'tM-k*. Pumps, linages, Ib.ller* and Holler Flue*
• made to order
| h«r J* nw Culling Machines are eollrely r»ew,and our own Patent
\ warr nte*l t«t *1 • double the w.»ih of any other invention.
Or 1. i* -ollrhc I from aPjscrtlolis of the Country, and ptotuplly »t
, tend-d t,.. J«lf..|y-.tp)
inil i w n *v j i m r,
COM M ISSfK »N SI EKCHANTS,
COTTO.V l.\0 UOOLK.N MACIil.NLBY,
1 KTK4M KXoIXfe* |»| ISIILIU. VA' II M?Ti‘ T -Uj*. (ICLTIXO, ITC ,
Importer^ .and l>t diet* iu Manufacturers* Article*,
NO GT PIN I RTREKT.NKW YORK.
N II. Agents for thr thv * W.oxlrutt and Iteach Iron Work* * Rleatn
| Engines and |!» IU r
re- Km Iumv.- lirrii-y In Nrw V. rk fur -l.iwrll Machine IW
M* i —Iy[P.)
? i ns. \m> iiM v i;oous.
lm^lIXMM T.OKKK. I I*-rk IMa.u. \.w Vork.liiTltc the «i
V v I
of K.viis, C» 1'ihs, 11 • ir. Too*' and Niil lliu-Ue'. Ladle*' Reticules,
Perfumer}. S, p- part. ... ,|e*. Jet and lU.d Bracelet., I'm kit
IhM.ks. !»- But!** p t.* «n l V.•miles, llook* and Eye*. Watch
Gutrds. W. .a, Co* il and ti|.-s lk/d«. Necklace., Ac. India Ru»4-r
Comh-. i' hi. ■, Hall*, ittd I » • . t * very description. skiKs.r*, Kv
*• r- *nd Cutlery, Odd am! Gilt J welry. Aoordeon* and Violin*,
in In.line • yo,-r ,| .«t,«| very l-,ig. «to> k o' English, French, slut
Get man F ». ■ y I. «|., a hi. I. w ill l»* '*4*1 at the irrj low* *t prices for
ra-hor ipproved pnper
{(F* Ordsrs t»v r -el." ted ar.d put up III I lie heat III -«tiller.
U II 1.1 \M TARKF.lt, M Park Place. New York
F R I" . p
%!’ J U USON A Nil \«
w ▼ w GIlATh AND FENDER MAKERR,
jyHI —slly |PJ 116 > . id tr. et, and V tn Broadway, N Y.
■ .IXCHMOK REWING MACHINES—Made by IIOUD. liAT
■ J I * !•!•* t I'll U : • » -i. r. Ma * , plts-nted |>y F-ll U |i**we, Ji
Reptcintau |.Kh, t■» 16. Tt»e*. >! * Idm- are * arrautrd, (with proper
use.) n.*t to cel out of repair. Titty art- l.ud* In a good, «ut»*t*Mlal,
and woikiuau-LVt m.tnivrr, an*l will do Tailor*,' SlueniNkcn1 M.d
Ba*M!»-t v« ».ik. In a manner warranted to g.ve «att*fartUm. Tl.e
•tit* h v, 11 n* t rtf, ,n> imue than c«.rumon sewing d.ne I.* hand.
Call hi*| ss cUh-iu u. . , ration al 1 hi CIOXNl T Rtiw--t, Philadelphia,
upstair*. \V. A D.WV^ON. Agent
_
Short Crnlits and Short I'riros!
% W ^ I In vie th itn-nr i of buyer* to our eatei»*lve and vari-*1
v v assortment of
NEW GOODS,
iii«l linjMtrt*-1 for our Spring Sale*.
Our StfM’W •• iliritlrl I’do Three Department*—devoting one fin.u
! to e.»< h—enabling u* to riv. m..re att ution t*>. and a be!**r aso.rt
•n»*nt of each ela** of g.D than can b-* found in any house doing a
general bu*ln»**- The following are among th.* article* to which we
di-Vote special attention
HOI SEU R.YISidNG DEPARTMENT.
LACK AV|> Ml .-I IN CURTAINS. TABLE AND PI A NO COY F.K>,
satin i»\ masks, wukked moreen?,
SATIN Dt I.tlNES. I till. FURNITURE CHINTZ’S.
IMI'KItl \|. DAMASKS. gl 11.TS A\ D COUNTERPANE,
IVORS ill- : l INK | f ~
COTTON •• TOILET COVERINGS,
cornices, Tassels, Ac I dimities, a*..
LINEN GOODS DEPARTMENT.
LINEN SHEETING, i STAIR LINENS.
PILLOW CASE LIN I NS, TOWELS AND TOWELING,
T % OLE CLOTH-. DIAPERS AND CRASH,
TABLE DAMASKS, ; I.ONG I.AWNS.
NAPKINS AND DOYI.IKS, BIRD EYI DI APERS. Ac.
And every v »r..-ly of SHIRTING. t tIAT AND PANT LINENS.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
MEN S Iio-IERY AND «.I.O\l>.
WOMEN’S HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
SHIRTS. DRAWERS. A« .
We i«k an in«|M-ction of uiir stock by none hut Canti and approved
Si\ Movth*'Ur. ra- t.>-u. h we offer great inducement*.
1-1 If. 1.04. nill llMO A IOm
h*.' —dim No. 147 Ma'kct utrivl, below 4th, Phtladrtphia.
IK T. \\ II. 1.1 \ MS.
PKOPms CO\lMISSION’ MERCHANT,
C4 ENERAL AGENT for R • g ami Forwarding Manufacture 1
M Tol*acco,4» ml*. A . A-. V- .% Shots* •* Sup. Kicmtoxp, V* .
hrg* leave to return hi* sincere thank* to hi* friend* and the |>uhlU .
for the very I b.ral patronage l*e.towed on him during hi* bu*iur><
-
•peetfully •olieD* a •-.luttmiance to hi* new Itoinr. In thu* appear- i
Ing «n the theatre of hu-in -*« ah*ne. I do so with full Confidence tn 1
my hu«lnes* qualification* that the Intvreat of co»»*ij;:ite* will lv
faithfully reprt .-ented
Ul»ral «*a»l» advances made ou consign men is of produce Iti
hard
Rkpi io. to: Me»*r* Lewi* Wei* A 8oo, Wad.worth. Turner A Co .
and J dm Hooker, K*q . Richmond ; John M tltejr, E*q , Ctilswrll
Dahncv. Kaq., Me»-r- I\ ter*. Spence A Co., and Me**r*. McCorklc .% ,
J'""'*. Lvrt t t-.rg. Vh J*26— If
RHIRAf i. % i |,KU \
FOR P\TK\T
AMBROTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHS.
FBYIIE SUBSCRIBER hav r.g fitted up a *uil of room* in eleg.nt
I style, at Corinthian Hall. I* now prepared to watt on the pub
lic and furnDh them with -up* rl -r p c urea, at moderate prior*
The A'nt*rnty|»e, being hermetically sealed between two plate* of
fine polished gla**. (by a cement which not only secure*, but v ■ I*
and heautlflea the impression.) u proof again*! action of water or
acid*, or the variation* of climate in long sea Vorr.gr*. and l* the
only kind of picture that will remain unchanged hy time. They ran
be taken from th»- .lb1 of full life to the «un*Sle*t miniature, and in
one quarter the time of the D igurrreotv|»e They are not revrr«.*d
can he wen In any light n* an engraving . henee are very *uit *ble
for Pin*, liocket*, and Ivrg.- Frame*, as w.-|| a* Cases.
The extreme ftoptilarlfy of the Amiirotjrpes, ».a« gi%*er» rUe to mueh
Imposition. Counterfeits upon gls*«, covered with bf iek varni*ti,
are often sold for Amhrot t pe*. None are genuine without the pat
ent stamp. The puhltr are invited to rail and examine sfwcltaeti* at
0>e AmairtPi Gsllkrv, lN>atgTNUM Mali , Main street.l*etvern Vh
at I IHUl p. 1 oiBBS
Kh htnotid. January .M. KV,
SEW \ (I K h.
ts.-.ll. MM< I NO IIIAItl. IS.'til.
■pAPTMAN, PIIKLIKiN A roiVXHIsn. N.. 17 Murrn* :*urrt,
ri Nnr Ifrotil.tr, lm). tn- ii.il nf
JMI.K AMI FANCY l»KY U0OH8.
Inrlu thr Attention of M. r. hantr vlrttinjr Mw York, to Ihrtr Ixr^r
lin.l TKrinl .I.H-k of
KllimtNt*. DI!1X< THIMMINH.-.
I.ACFF, MIl.I.IMItV I it Mill?,
(iMITFS. I MUKilIlil KIM.
SMAU. WARKf*, VVIIITK OOOttjt Ac.
Wr ltoy for C-th ex lu.ltrelr. And ileYote our .prrlAl Attention to
It - ll.ur, tii.nliolirtf IliK.la.lpirficulKrlir MIKSti TKI MMINIi.x AMI
KtllltilNsl.l
They .rr mo.fljr .el., tr.1 t.f our of our firm In For opr. wtn.-h cteep
and enables u* to offer them to tlx* closest buyers, at price* corn**- i
ponding with those chary <1 for more staple gorxfs.
Ja!»—stftm (P >
ELLETT, WALLER, DREWRY A (0.,
*0. 17 I’E.iRL STREET,
RICHMOND XA.
n iYK in store and are now receiving a beautiful assortment of
. the followiny floods, selected In Europe, by one of our firm :
Knfllsh Prints
Manchester and Hootch Gingham#
Printed Lawns, J icoiirt* and ('halites
White and Kgurcd BnllUnh*
Plain Colored, Itlacli and Printed Mouaelln*
do do Persian* and ChaHtr*
Plain Colored, fltat It and Halln Ktrip- J R.irefes
Colored Craped* Kspsffnes
Jaconet, Barege. and T «s<ic Rohrs
Itlack and Colored Milk*
Rlack Alp teas and Italian Cloths
Wb tr r«tnhrv«, .1 scon-is, nnd Mwiss Mu«tln*
Cloths, Csssoner•, atld Vt-sllngs
Irhh Linens, Rl »y Linens, II Hand*, Damask*.
Dowlas, l.lnen |h»« k«. and Drills
t*1 d Cxtnbrk'S, Black ami Colored Cambrics,
Hosiery. Illore*. Ginntletts. Milts, Thread*, A • , Ae.
With a ft rat rarity of other foreifn Good*, suited lo the Ylrffnla
and vorth Carolina Trade.
We also hare and will always keep on hand a full stock of the best
American fabrics, stub ■■ Prints, Lawns, Dleached and Brown."hr »•
Infs and Prilling*. Ibnlm*. Cottonades, Cotton* Plild# and ftripe#,
Osnaborfs, Ifeary Ducks, Bagging*. Kentucky Jeans.Tweedi, Apron
Check*. flannel# Ac , Ac.
Tlie facilit* afforded us hy harlnf a hon*e In New Vork will ena
ble us at all times to otf r Ih'tn 'rmrrits to our customers Slid the trade
generally, equal to anr hotter In this country
«ubV FI.LETT, WALLER. DRURY A CO
- . Liquors,
I | 1 OL Rl A t If •* Wh-i t*«i f I’sAisa.* etcluslrely In
I * RRARDfEH WINEE . I f’tfl iRjt, ti uld call Um particular
attention of Ih* trade to their rery large and superior Htoek, com
prising. In part—
Cofnac and tendon Pock Brandies, Dark and Pair
Madeira. Hherrr and Port Wlne£
OM fc l.ridstu llollard Gin
OM Jamaica and H* Cml* Rum
H <k and Claret Wines
Champagne of various brand#
Old Rye Whisker and N I Hum
ConPsI* and Cher rv lbr,.»tw
London P. rl. i and Jh'ol.h Ale
sparkling Tonto Ale
fl.dadclphU Porter and Ale
Champagne Cider
Old Pencil and Apple Ifraudy
fVrttd«*bna of alt • •**•
Goods warranted pure and frnalne.
DUPLET A |
VI W IIK B1. fitllll. A<.
IfWt^nst flip fide*. utprr -r quality, com fatted
I At ».!*►• *• PhotiMcrs, •• " •• ••
Itai.iasi - •« Hants, •• •• •• ••
fio.iast •• Hreht p**.," " •• •*
pn.iaat .. .. «• •«
pn.tsai •• B**, f Hounds, Broiling and Chipping
l.ot>t packages l.ard. In hH# , kegs »nd pails
fr*r «l» I,, »• KOI.0.40V 4 Co.,
jail* «t«n Baltimore and /I Dramoml street*. Baltimore
I iqihrii i: rnrqi «m ...
d ha* now In store
V» Cases superior, J G A Co Ptick Liquorice.
II do do DeR.'sa do do.
1«» «J* do Esbrlca del Carmen, Mas* l.iquorh e,
lb do do y H 4,, 4o>
|Ai»t lbs superior Bit. k Angostura Tonqwa Beans,
do do Earn do do.
Also 15 Case* (Rta Hoses, for sale on aeeo«rm<«datlng terms hr
• JOHN A ROBINSON
mhl8 _ Corner Cary and Ya . sts
C 1AM W• -!#*»» bushel* litre White Corn, in the dork, for sab by
' mMf IDWIR WORTHAM A 00.
NEW YOKE ADVERTISEMENTS.
►* * Mtli.i.m ' i*i► k. on i s 4 wiim.i. n.^T
«r«» Ai»muni IIck k, N.i B»uoa>, N>« V<>m.
■\ B W
OAHPBT WAREHOUSE,
iiroadway. new York.
N« W »l \ U III. I. Ill M DINI.S.
OPINWMTE THE HT. NICHOLAS MftTKL.
WKTJI. A nHI.VIAII ■■»•:%% IN, IMPORTftIK? AND DKAL
▼ ▼ EK?1N
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, kc.t
■m «*»««» respectfully to .n' .r.n their friend* and customers, that
they htve gemovd from I*, arl Street, to their N.w and ?p%ci.*u*
S*«*re H'i'i IIK'»AI*V\ AV. where tliey will to* pleased to eihtbit to
thru, tltelr recent Imutea** pun base*, of all that it t.rw in |»eM<u.
raltrle. and Style. and wl,lc». |,*%, hen •ela ted. both from Die Ew
reigu and Hutue Market*, mi terms the moat advantageous that €a*li
could •‘••tnmarid. and whb h they are determined to sell at |»rice* that
will defy compel:ia>n. Comprising a
SEW AND choice etock
i»f Eoreign and Domestic Carnetirig. Oil Cloth*. Ruga. Drugget*. Ta
hie and Plano Cover-. Coir Malting and Mat*. Adelaide and hheep
?»k>n. PI tin and Eancy Angora float *kin*. together w4B every Arti
cle connected with their butlnra*. which they have determined to
•ell at
TIIE LOWEST CA?II PRICE?
They have set and a distinct department (or
COIR MATTING AND MAT?.
I In which their celebrity I* well v*C»I*II4ih| TTedr present ?tock be
mg large, well assorted, and Imported direct, they are enabled to of.
fer, on the mort favorable teruis. to Cltj or Country lluver*. at Whole
VI4—Am
HHOOhLIN€rn
STEAM KNfilNK WORKS.
i>. r hi rdon \ ro.
Water ?*reet. iDonklyn. New York,
MANUrACTL’IlKRtfOr ((TEAM ENGINE? WITH BCKDON*?
EATEN T rcr orr AND B<»1 I.KRj*
j T*1* subarrlhtra not only a**ert the superiority of the construction
I of their Ewmnk*. but will guarantee to transmit one-third more po« •
j er with the -am* surface of tioiler. arid At per cent. |e«, pressure of
. steam, than any Otlo-r e glue manufactured In the I’nlted (Mates.
I maintaining an etpial *|iee«l. without regard to amount of pow« r ai>
piled in engine.
I A1-... fmm tie r long «f|urlmw and Immense facilities they ac- !
, knowledge no • • |*-t*t<»r* in the manufacture of
j Mine. S*w «\t> tlamr Mii.i>.?twu Prur*.
Mivt> . Prurt*. a*d fliautuu ro* Mt«a*. *h«»ti»o
»»l* Prude*. limi t amp U..mt • tap
Mill WaiMtvaaY or rut Dm rietiob.
i Southern Planter*' attention Is particularly dlrecnd to our new ami
improved «ugar mill. The simplicity of construction. ri'raordinary
1 |M.«er and great durability, render* it decidedly superior to any now
Orders by mall or otherwise attended to with promptness and
despatch.
i. r at'KOrm. | l». P. Ml 1C 1141N A C O.
U. R. OnUKLIS, p
OORCUR I • • ]
SKMT YORK MILLIVEUV.
IO. SI n MOSS’ V H.ll.MAl.K ASI> KKTAll.VII.LINK
»"■ ^KT^ANI* .THAW I.IKMMI WAKKIlUI'.-K. URttAIIlVAV,
Mr. > t. ii<>* in Kun>|*v, f«*rIh. puri*..., ..f ol.Hli>r no* '
»*U . . for I ho Pprtnr Trade. whloli w II arr.ve ■nd In* ro. ly for In*
-I- -I on on or »>. m ilio fir.i „f March. N,inborn aiol VVo.^ru
M i. hml. m l M Ulio r> or r.-.|-.l fully uirltod to rail and riwln.
the -«tue t*efnre purchasing elsewhere. Pattern Rotinet* always on j
hanil. audarul by ri|ir.u iu any aiklrcaa. M—»m[r
SAFETY FUSE.
■ (T>K M n li( I'orpo. -. ami lor lynmii* Char,or. both In wot
* atol dry lb:..In y. of four d liter," • kind.. Ttio cotton .n.l l.oiun
Ku-o*; also, the .b.:*lo and doubly Tape Water ha*.
Manufactur'd ami .okl by r.LKNN PI TMAN,
’I Liberty *l., NYw York.
( Order* |»nm|Hly filled for all kind, of Dun Powder, of tl.r
U..1 approved hr ..ml*. Kdrr'i Kihthdloual Klro'Vork., .-hip air
n.I... A-* . A.-, noli—tv [.« »•.*. |
mi THE 1,0(10,000.
Tin; i . s. i* \ti;> r >i tiim i: co’tPiNi .
(CAPITAL K III.I.IXIO.I
i-nfir.ly, ..., H'.l/Ar. .tr„t Xrv Yort,
4 proparo.l ■ . oaoculo all ..rdcr. for MA.NTLBP. TAHLK TOPS,
, Oil MNY. PL|.K.'TAI.«. PII.AcTKHP. XL A I* A. , in loot,
lorn ..I MUM. Kao »iai. l-i a.at.., ,N.»r*ura*, and all fancy Sl.r*
toe.; O.JU .I in Mn-nftti, Waul* ar..l dur iblllly to real maiblc, and m
•orno r. *|o i. - i|~ rlor ihircfo.am) at loo. than half U>o out CnHk*
ui.rbl. o,-.| frt.ii, —mol, or rl.fc. It wholly fror from all objection,
which urircil agalott mere .urface work, wbrr* paint. c„|>al car* I
A • form (l.o temporary |« ll.b and brauiv of the article. Van
tb - f . m ♦' to ,p> llr.lcr. from Hulblria. Coblnrt Maker, and ,.m
• r- soncileti. an.I satisfaction guaranteed. Agent- inr tl.e prinnpsl
dll.- treated with. PETEK RENNIE, Pro.
J.o.m Lsaa, Sec. LOVEI. G MICKI.E3, V. Pna.
—ly—{j,vx..J
FI RAT PR, Ml I M 001.11 MEDAL PIANO FORTE?1 ~
S' 1 ’ 1:1 N w A V «V SO N s.
MAM I.Ull ULKS, 5>4 A.M) as Ualker Street,
**** BAOJkDWAT, U* To**,
K ! >.••! crn r.i.v . ,1! U.. .Iirutioi. «f ||.« pubi*
t. then cplrtidid n»«A.rtin«*nt «>f *« nii grand
p TT I 1 ft
1 • •*.-> indcfcrj U . »• that render* . H ,r.. pMt,
itrr un«iirpa««cd They were awarded thr Fir-t Premium for both
kind*. In . om|»etltton with the moat dUtlnguUhed maker* from Boa
’ Phil i ■ i m \ urk «■.*] lunm. ww
Xht\ IKK klPtl -Hiu»w*i A Si*» have juat been awarded the
* r»‘ Premium UoLl* M»lai ^i.vrr all competitor#) at the late Fair of
the A met ,n I -t.tutr, Cry*taJ Palace, for the a mat Piano-Forte#
111 .TON AND MCFARLAND.
33 .Maid,mi Lane. \(tv York,
%| V>' 1 '‘ ■*'*•*1:1*' I m: UOKLIDKE.
nownkdhalamandf faffs, rank vault*. Ac.
Baltimore De|K>t. i4.’. Pratt Str.a-1.
Iri-lj Boston Depot, It Howard Slrret. (v.a.)
>« II I I I I I I. I > , II It o I II i; u N A « II.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
RruK«. I’alul'. Oils, Ove». IVrfumery. &r>,
1*0 WII.I.AM A TKKT, AVi. Ynrt
INVITE (he attention or the tru.U • thstr large and tarlcd . tork
nf Drug,. Pilots, o.l*. Perfumery. Ac., Ac.
In additmu t>. their regular iinlKirtallon ,.f Maple Drug., they are
al-.. receiving, direct frniu the sourcr-s rd production and manufac
ture. stipplie. „f Tooth, Hair an l Nall Rrudira, llr.mtrs. forks. Mur
t.*r-. S|n.ng. French and English Prrfumery. Lublu'a Extracts, and
many Ollier article, usually embraced In Druggists'stocks, which
they are also etishl.-.l t„ offer on the most advantageous term,
Order,, either In person or by mall, will receive prompt attention
aust—lyiv,.]
MAOS* AM* II l(.(. |Mi,
X 0 Y E S & WHITTLESEY.
NO. HO WAT K It STREET.
NICAR OLD BLIP, MJCW YOB*,
flare constantly on handt and rnaniifacture tv order,
HAGS AM) SACKS,
HEWED AND FKAMI.KRi*,
for all uses, and of every deatrahle style and quality.
They would especially .-all attenllno In their unequalled facilities
for
'MkIM. IM) I'ltIMIM.
BARS OR .SACKS FUR
FLOI'R,
MEAL.
HOMIXY,
BI'CKUIIEAT,
HAMS, SALT,
hl’ICEH, «u-„ he.,
all nf whieh they furnish to order, lu fire must approved style of de,
«'gn and printing, and with quick dispatch.
Aim Importers and Dealers In
Gl'XXY BAGS ANI) BAGGING,
•nd varh-u* kind* of Thread and Twin#, Both Linen and Colton, of
which we are receiving continual #upplle*. jylW—ly
IMPOKTANT TO
hoi si*k i:i:i*i:its %m» i>i \i.i nvr
TUB HOPE MILLS,
71 Fullon St ref I, and 71 Brckman Strpgl. YEW YORK
IJItINt IPAL om. s. |id Front Rtrrrt. N«w Vuxx, Factory. N.o
HO. H7, and JW llud«oii Mtreet, Jerxey City. The Proprietor# of
Ihla long and well known
corrrr and hpicf khtadlihii wfnt,
Continue to prepare the Mt itkarttot<’tuUc*il /Vir*/er# In nee. for
mining Dread, Btacnlt.Tea and other Cuke*. Ac They »l*» prepare
Mc.#t tnl. Cocoa, and many other article* of dally uae in every faml
ly,'which they „g, r U|H»n the moat reasonable term#. Catalogue#
•rut »c* dt alrr# who request them.
*r n ii. m *■ w. i-'ii.iai.
N. Ii Conautner* advUcd to Inquire for llorg Mrtu article*.
.%!.»:> in m nil i> m mi.i, »ia»*h
fimiivcoi 4-Hoi t riiK i un n vr.% • »:*.
I The mba rtler I* ron«taftflv kaulug new Map* of the */»«>#/
M*, ful itn*f mtUOAf chnnutor. F.ktifttanuy.t agrut* and nellcr* In
different p4ft* of the country are malting from f.'»**» toffOOO « yt%r
Any per«r%5 ring Man cm, make a permanent bu*lnr»« with but
v*ry »ma<r outlay and no rUk
C»T*Ln*.ft and teller containing full dracrlptton*. terra*, Ac , will
he •rr,t frr, t.. a food man who I* In want of htMlneaa
All Inqutrlee* an* we red hy return mall.
H*"•! »’"fM«*en»ewfe <tmt Ithrrnl atlotcctncc mtulc to Aarit* tn>f
Pftfktr*ittromty in the ^u«/nw«
MI N MI T MT BMPMIYMVQVI*. a>Hre«* A If. JoCB.vy, imhll.her
of pnpmlnr V-t/** omt Vhulrntnt Shut*
No M and Fn my Prarrr, Ntw York,
frl? —fltno*—1» I 4 )
• 1 N HI 1C I \< I ON Mil .
Ml TIIAL liKNKKIT COMPANY,
Ofl, e at •• HTA TiOXtNS //.«/././• .Vo yi /Vdr# witfft,
at< ftwnyp,
II W. KNOWI.M. Agent.
Dr A BN FAD, Medical Advlaer.
CapMal January lyt, 1AM. ff.4ft.AM 0
Paid dividend* during year 1AM . 141.4*1 54
Nett balance January tat, KM ff.YBM.iai5 47
Total ann-unt of dlrtdetid* paid to date f 715.4PJ Itti
Total amount of claim* by death to date IJMJfi 41
MiMM It
fl YWY 4A*. V7
All pr -fit* *• to the ui«ured Dividend* are made annually, and
paid while lb- in Mired la living B W K , Agent
N It Slav#**! In wired from one to four vear* In the Albemarle In
f. 1 »
190111 tl 0f 1
(l.tTK MV LYNCIflH RO.)
MFRCANHKF AND PKOIK CK llRMKFR,
R|CinfOND. ' A
Mitt e - |4o, Street, ony door ah,»vr Button A Hlnu-.t)
Rrrta r*- M* *t* Davenport Allen A C’o .Almond A Davenport
B.con A 'taakervdly. Tlndey. Tatglv A Co . Richmond . Me**?*,
.•hank*, Plirer A Co . Col A Hupp. Salem Janie* F John-on. Fan ,
Robert N Ke»so. Fmj . Bedford *a Me-*r. M l.atif*mrr,e A Bony,
Armlafead 4 Warwick McCorfcle A J-ne*. A T mpktn* F*q . C**h
ler of the Partner*' M*t»k. Lynchburg M •**r* J P, Wil* .n A Co .
' dD v Car*an A Brvant. John P Pb-a-ant- A Bon Baltimore.
frt. dVm
!»8H MKl'K II Jtil ll\U IS RICHMOND.
ryaur PRdpRirroHRor rnr iirwru. jiu hnu., pnbt .vh
I In tht* cpr and of which *e were of late the editor*, having
notified the pi,t*lic that It would »«e discontinued after the |at of
January, we tak> Ihta Method *f In' .rmtng the Metl.cyl p ,M»f
»hat we wtt| co*,finite to piMiati a J Mtrttal to he called the MONTH.
I.V BTRTIIMBCOPP AND MKDfCAl. RFPttRTP.K. which will he »«w».
e.| promptly .•», the |*t of every month The flr«t No will he t*«u»d
on tire !#♦ „f January, KM The Journal will he our individual in
to, prise and • «hat1 endeavour to rendrf It Worthy of the patronage
heretofore a a tended to the can*e of M> di.-al Journalism In thk
•fate OikHHIIlNiR A MflJhtN V D
def4 RICHMOND A. I.PWIB M D
imi %Nn i ot oniirn v %\i.r.«* ?».«r American
" ReBned Rolled Car Atlr«, Hammered Car and P»»gtne Aalea.
, Stamped F-iimnlJ cot to length ami centered Also, an valra !
qualify Junirtta lrfiarr..il 4tlf Constantly on hand and toy *alr te
l.«a to wilt Railroad Cutup ante*, Car and Bnyli.e Builder* and nth-ra. I
l*T the mannfycturrra. A AP NiliPKTP.
•»cTY Aw Broad. he|*»w Vine stVeef. PV'U.t.!,,*,%
nf: hi H44K m evil niiiupvt % IF II fir,
h#e* ton* C B lb* Burg** No I Anvn wtRtol ^*rv-r Phosphate
of |. me. f,w -ale hy S M «»H( DPRH BmNS.
mhla «r.U l/.M.I.f I), . .. 1
!_HIRBWARK.
NPKINU IMHDH tMK. UM.
SMI TH. HHODES * CO.,
iLATE SMITH fc ROBERTS.)
litl’OltXKHS AXb bKAUCHS IX
FOREIGN AVI' DOMESTIC IIA RDW A KE, cl TI.KRY
GUNS. SADDI.KRY.
A®. 22 1‘r.irl Slrret, Mchmnnit, I*.j
HAVE now In store, and are rerrlrinf frawi lie ■ r ,
manufacturers of England and this country, a
•<**! Well -elected stork of lh-4*. especially TwBfci
adapted to the want# of the Trade of Virginia. Sort! 2BE5tv2I
Carolina and Tennessee, and we respectfully invite Merchant*. i*al
dler* and other-. visiting (his mark l. to rail and examine the miw
Our tUsk la full and complete.comprising In part a- follow*. % t
T *•**!• for Carpenter a, Ma-pn*. i*mi«llrrs. Tanner*. Millwright*.
f’ Bmltha. Rr., |n great varletv
BuJIdinif rials, a* Lock*. Bolt-, Butts.Brrewa,Ac . A.
He* try G ^ a* Chains. Anvil*. \ kea, Uteri. Hollow Ware.
A lie*, Springs. Axe*. Ac.
Mafrty Eu*e. I*«vthrs, Rnaths, Atones and Rifle*
t*rr*w Kt.lves, llay Knives. Brier Had*.
Forks, Spade*. Mh«.ve|s. Haiti- *. Hog Man*
A 0i.r a*«ort im-nt Bridies, daddies. Utirrup*. H'tta
Whip*. Pat and Enamelled |„ather. ?*W|, ttkina
Flme Last*. Hoot Tre*-s. f'rliwp Board*
Cutlery, of Rodgw**, Wokenhol.n Butcher1* and other
maker*
Ouri*. double and ringle barrel, Ki0e«
*p> "I aaaortmetit
~ Tkncy Good*, a* Puri Monnalc*. Bruahea. Purse-, Ac.
a»hl4
NPKIRC im POIITATlONt 1 » 5 O .
W. S. O. DONNAN.
Ao. lit Pearl St., Richmond, la.,
IMPORTERS AND WIIOLK8ALK DKALKRF IN KINK AND HEAVY
HAKDWAKGt Cl I I.IK V AND *. I NK*
\RE receiving hv ahlp* “Albert Gallatin." ’Urea? jr t tmm
Western," *• laaac Wright" and *• Excttelor."
and-b *.tier* “Atlantic" and “Africa," their g».rmr
Importation of Birmingham and Mieffield II \RI> MKKL&mM
W ARK, Cl'TLKftY and Gl’N'f*. and from manufactories m «»ur own
country, a very full and complete aaaortinentof AMERICAN GOOl*.
•elected with grrat care, purrhaaed upon the most favorable term*,
and embracing io extent and variety a stock worthy tlo- attention
and examination of purch^aer* visiting our market
Of Good* ada|4ed for the «eaa«>n. and In heavy article* particular*
ly, our stork l* unu«ually full and complete. via :
Weeding and Hilling II.
Grain, Gras-. Clover and BramMe Bcythe*
Trace, Log, Coll and other Chains
Fteel—Cast. Double I* bear, German and Blistered
Hollow Ware—Pots. Ovens, Spider*. Ac
Horse Shoes, H-.r-e Vail*. Anvils. Vice*, Bellows, Ac.
Files. L- »'k« and llltirrs. Mcrewa, 4r
Axles and Spring*. Fry Pan* and Curry Combs
Pen. Pocket and Table Kr-lees
Kaaor*. flda*on and Shear
Together with all other articles usual in our line.
We respectfully solicit a continuance of the patronage liberally l»e.
stowed upon u* for a num»*er of year, pad, and aa*urr Merchants
and other* of nor determination to sell a« low a* any regular hou-e
whatever, ai.d that our Itest effort* *h\M be u*rd to give mtisfaction
W.Ufl DONS is
V It —Particular and prompt attention given to order* entrusted
_ _ __ •_mhlti
HARDWARE.
8 F R I ,N t> I M V 0 K T \ T I 0 X . I 8 5 « .
P r. ’lOOHi; A CO., /mporOrr tim/. m_ _
» wknitiiif ,,, fiiHKioy ,i>. f /■" t-s. *•
iir-rii tiA hi* wa uk, S; u Pmri nr,.t...... vSjbS/
l»fiu // ir Pry'll. MAniHKf. r.» . !,»t
dlm-i frut th« in«t:uf^iun-n lu Euiluid. , M ®-l*r I \e
Couplrtr .uortm.nl of ll:rmll^tl.»m tli'l M.rfB.ld HARIWARK mud
froin Uie nt-nuf-rturm In thU country. » full »u)>|.ly of American
GimmI* Their dock is now large and .'otnplete, consisting in |»art of:
-Rodger-’* and H . *tet>holm's fine Pocket and Pen Knives
Ho- ket Knlve* «.f 1,3f. 8*4 and 4 blades
Bu k. Bone. Et-.ny. T -o», and Ivory Handle Knlve* and Fork*
Ivory Handle Knive- and Fork*, in *et* ..f M and h3 pieces
R*i«rt W nde A ButcherRodger*, W ostenholtu's, aud Greave'*
manufacture. of every *tylr ami quality
ScUaors and Shears, of variou* makes anJ *tjle*
Mlttgle and Ikouhh Barrel Guii*, s«tn»e very auprrtuf
Pistols, Rifle*. Rifle Barrel* and Mountltik*
Tra<e, Halter. Isy. Well, F'tftn and T. ngue Chain*
Ax»* of C •lllu*' fliiumons*. Vlrglni* and other manufacturer*
Hand and Pannel !*»»•. Hammers and !Iat>-heu*
Mill. Pitt.Croa* Cut and Clr< ul*r «.««
Bpao«« ami Shovels of Ames’, Rowland, Cl a/too and other make*
Anvil*. \ icet, and smith’s Bellow*
Slclire and (land Hammer*. Sto- ks and Dl«a, aad Screw Plate*
Shear and Cast Start, square and o* tagon
Carting-. Ilcr-e and Mule ihne*. and Horae 8ho« Xaila
Wire Scire* and 3in«r*t Coffee M l’.- and Card*
Bridle Fillings. Wostad Rein* and Girth*
Horse and Mule Collar*, llarne-. Ac.,
I^nki, Hinges 4nJ Scrtw*. of r\r,y deac'lntioo
Plax.es, Chisel* Augers afkJ FUe*. *11 kind*
Platform and Counter 8. ale*. Pat. Balance* anj Steelyard*
English, American. and (• 1) P>-rruaaion Cap*
llay and Manure Fork*, tf, M, and 4 prong
Hilling and Wred'ni* lines, all *lae*
s >thr Blade*. Snath*, Sickle*. Ac-,
Tea Tray* and Walter*—and all other f.-ods usually found In Hard
ware Stores
As our good* have been pur. haMslfor CASH, on the mn«t/avoraldr
term*, and elected exclusively for the Virginia. Nortn Carulina and
T«nuc*av Trade, we feel confl.lei.t we can off, r strong inducement*
to merchant* vsiting this city, and lespectfully Invite them to an r*.
atninatlon of our stock, a* we are -S-iermiiied n. *«U a* low a* anv
regular house in thla, or any of the Nerthern e;tui*
-
C4I.auuno> ,v imh umiv no.
J I06 MAIN STREET, Ur-, art a* or llsanwAitx,
Cm.mo. (it s*, •• Asih >«" Hoi 11 ms Cloth aid
1.1*.> I-*.;.- ' • very dr* ript . i, are n. w in rr , pt w.‘
of their Spring stock, embracing every article usually kept in th-:r
line, to which thrv r-«pectfu!!y invite the attention of Virginia.
North Carolina and Tennessee Me.-rhanta visiting this market. Im
portmg ilirect. and purchasing for cash, enables them to sell a- cheap
as any house North or South. nth4
I |LL 81 PPL! .
f ■1HK subscriber* are now rrcelrlng their Fall Sup ■ _
M ply of hardware. citleiTy, t.rs.v a. ,
dire, t from the manufacturers in England, cofi»l%iinf
"Rotifer**," •- Wostenholm**," and **W A S BUcher'a" Pocket and
Table Cutlery
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l>o Firmer, Socket and Millwrights Chisel*
Patent F.namelled and Tinned Tea Kettle* and Sauce Pan*
Chains of every kind
Mortice. Ritn. Chest, and all other Lock*
8f»ear A Jackson'* Saw-, of every style.
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MEDICAL
it \l. I I noil I. MHk HUkPlTAI,,
..*
* rt*ln’ *l"’rdY "*^1 >» *'>rld for
,, . secret diseases.
I.onorrhow, file-ta. Stricture., Seminal WeUnru, P„„. Ilir
, Lonetllutlo"*] Det. Illy. Imir.'.-nc.T. Weakrie.. . • tl.. |; . | lmn
Affection. of the Kidney*. Palp,tall.. tl,e fl -art,
eou. Irritability. Dfeaw. „f m- Mend, Tl,r..«t. N,.u
th.>~-rertoua and melancholy dtaoeiler. analog from I!... ■.
halm, of yrntl., .hteh .leeUoy ...th l».,y „.d „Zl p .1
and erdltary practlee* are more fatal to thrlr victim. tl._j , . „ -
of the Syren* to the mariner* of fly**., Lighting tle.r. i n
Meal hope, or antMp.ih.n.. rendarlar it.Triage in i,
VOI*N«» men. 1
e-im laily. who bar# become the rk-t.ra. of Adltar* P at .ire. ,
ful and deatrurtlee hahlt which annually -we... , . .
yrare thouaand* of you.* men of the me* exalte.1 tal*.. . I . •
'‘'J!' °*h»rwlae hare entrain ed ll.tr.,Sen*'
w*th the thunder, of *X,,ue„. e, ... ,| ^..u, „ , * ,
may rail with full couMrnce. 1 *
WARRIAflE.
u M,n ' oniemnlatinr MarrLg,. lei,.,
i r, . , .Y*l'»l Weak ore,. Organ!- Ih.li,lit*. Keformltle* A
j jhouljl Immediately con.all Dr. John.ton, and h, re,t.,r*| to ^rfe. 7
i He. who |dar*. him .elf under tl* rare of Dr. Johnalon may rell
s^irss^.&jar. ** *
oanvnc wcAKsnv
I mined, a tele cured and full <*or matured.
Dr JOHNSTIIX l. the only r^rular Phyalelan adeertlalt* to cure
rr„r.\^°.r^U 1L* »nd treatment are entirely „n
liTu nt 1 0,b*7„ P7p*rr'1 ''"m • B*t •pent in the great ||.„pi.
tal of Kuro|ir *ii*l the flr»i In thl* c«»uiitrv rn F'nrl^n.i vr>n, -
at'e^iha **Plph*l*de|phla, Ac., and a more eatettriV. . rratk-ethen
", ,h* worM "I. many wonderful rurea and
;*m,h.‘.nd‘.ppry .....*»«*• «*»
T hOl TH FREDERIC* STRUCT, left hand «d. g„.
Ing from llalilmore .Meet. *e.er, di-.ra from the corner.
***.r,irul*r In oberrTUi* the name and numkr, or you «ill
nuutp the plxe. *
TAKE NOTICE— Oi.vrve the came oh the door and Win
A Cl RE WARRANTED, OR NO CIIAROE. IN EROM ONE TO
. TWO DAY*.
XO MERCL’R y OR XA CSEOl'S I’RCGS C.SED
a. a . . DR JOHNSTON,
O m r r.°f “"Y*1 C,lll*»- “l Surgeon., London, graduate from
f Cu"^ "f ",c Stale*. and tl* great.-,
EldLdbtehT* "a 'r“ lo lh” Ho.pltnl. -f la,n.Ion. Par ..
Philadelphia and daewhere. 1,** effected wn.e uf the met aMonl.1..
known Many trouble.I win, ringing l„ the
"h'h a.ltep, great nerroaanaMhbatng alarmed at and
immediately*111* b“,,fu‘ ‘'**' *lth deraiigrmjt mind, were cured
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
h.r?!,!n,i•h'1 I in prudent rotary of p'eaaur. And. he
,h"»''• painful dl*a». I. t.m oft,,, happen,
that an II limed or no. of rfmmc. or drrad of doovery, deter. h,m
from applying to thoot who. from educatn.n and re-p-, tahlllty, can
‘ - ■. ri'ntl ' ‘1',,YI'‘» ’'I' the con.tltur Innal .ymplnm. of ih,.
horrid dlwam make lheir appearance, aoch a. ulreratc.1 .ore throat,
'.-h?' i '"•ctori.al In h„ , mnd i,mb.. „f
■Igh;. deafnem. i..«lc „„ .M„ l-,ne. and arm*, hlotchc on the
l.ea.1 face and cTtremlllc*. ,o *r^. „r With frightful rapidity, till at
‘br <>» 'he mouit, or the hone. „f the noae fallln. and tl*
mlln. of thi. awful dto-aar heewaw. a horrid oluect „t . ..luui.aera
tlim’ul' Jc*"b ,,UU * l*'rU^ to hi. dreadful .uOrring., hy ending
"Thai Imurtte from whence no traTeller return*.’*
,,Tl - VTrT,i'‘rT' ^ JOHNSTON ph-lge. Vmo-lfto peeteree
elii ibL! i. ?l*h*V'CT»ry. and. from hi* egtandee practice* In the
!iTTn I1* ’r * ' i" Kur."p' *n'1 -'meric*, he c»n confidently recom
di*eao **'r fure to the unfortunate Tlctim of thl. horrid
'? * melancholy f». I that thouaand. fall ektim. n, thl* dreadful
complaint, owing to Ow unikilfulnea* of Ignorant pretender*. w|l0,
andburiiV"—f '.''.il ',rt*iful mercury ruin th* cooetHutton,
ai.d e. her «nu tte- unlortunate -ulfcrer u, an untimely gr.ee, nr cUe
m*k#* the rr-lduf of llf^ iui*rr»hir
a| . .. TAKE FAP.TICCLAR NClTICK.
ai.dimpcotn-Vinduhtrncee* O-n-nlrc. hy p„T.u
I.Tari *'? melancholy -Rent, pr.duced hy ear
L'tleid ‘ f U" ,Ut k »hd Limb*. Pali, ,t.
the 'I'leTil lii Vr* "f SJ.rt'’- U,'V ' Mil* ular Poner, Palpitation of
L"!..!,rir,’D”lvI"1». Nerv.ma IrratlhUity, Denngctnrni o< the D1
’ IWI liny.symptom* nr CoriftuBipliaQ, 4c
.. . ., mentally;
TTm fearful egeru an the mind a re much to t-e dreaded, L-.t, of Me
M °f ^rpre.tion of Fp,rlu. Fell Foreboding..
At. r.lon to SoclUy, Mf D.ltru.t, Love of Solitude, Timidity, Ac , are
•omr of tue evils produced ** 1
of I*of »■* »«» can now Judge what I* the cause
and^eiL^tlJilt"? Lo'I'-d their >igo. b. omtng «clk. pa r
nd^i appearance »u.ut the <y«, cough
and symptoms of run.ompt.on.
. HARRIED UK.*.IS-*,
Or those Contemplating marriage, being aware of physical weakness
health c“a*uU Dr Johns:01., and U reiuned to perfct
DR JOHNSTON'S INVIGORATING KhMhDV FOR ORGANIC
tVKAKNKSH
sMl'le e.fT’V l™f*"rU'd remedy. Wraknc, of the organs are
!^dll/.r“fT?t >n<l/uU.t*"r TMtored Tin usan-Dof the mod ter
1. ' e'n,d dll?UU**3; w,'° ' •» h"I"-. have be,i. immediately
> e N"»°‘“‘"itAttob.. Trembling, and W eakiHe... ,.r ex hauttmo
of the rn-.-it fearful kind, speedily cured by Dr Johnston
. . , TOUS'C JJEN
who haee lnjnred themselves by a cwrsam practice ludulge.1 In wl.en
t *^T 1 V* rr.sm r\ 11 ,.tutf.•• w.
ih€ ™rt*rtf *hW| nightly frit, even when uderp, »imI, if rwt
cutMl.ren.lers marriage impossible, and destroy, both mind and
t»o.|y. fhuuM apply uutunliairly
" Lat * pity if.*: a young man, the hop* of hi* country, and thr
darling of hi* parent*, «hould »*• «nat.'hed front all pro*pn t» and rt -
JnymcuU of It fir, by thr con*rqurnrrs of deviating froia thr path »>f
nasiir,. and indulging la a certain arrrrt habit. *uch prisons,before
ron tern plating
. ^ MARRIAGE,
should reflect that a found mind and body are the meft nerea«ary
requisites to promote connubial happlnca*. |r..|ml. without th***r.
thr jtmrnry through life become* a weary pllgriiuafr. thr prospart
JS,5rJff|,I|'ll‘e,v "wi *hr mtnr1 heeonuaahadowe.1 wlth drapTir
andfllltd with the melancholy reflection that the hapUneaf ofanuth
er becomes bliglited with our own.
OFFICE NO T SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
tr All SURGICAL OPERATIONS performed. BiLTU,°“’ M<>
.UK B'l'rl ‘Wlcacy prevent you, but apply .mtnedlatelv,
either personally or l.y letter.
SKIN DISEASE** •prrslily rured.
TO STRANGER#.
The many thousands cured at this !n*tJtut!nn!w1thtn the last l*
yean, and the numerous and important t«urg.cal operations Ber
formed by Hr J . witnessed hy tl.e r, porters „f the paler., and miny
other persons, not I rs of which have appeared again and again be'
SSMSii5«««•■««* thr Afflicted will find a
skilful and honarahlr pltyslclai:.
, take notice,
II is with the greatest reluctance that Ilr JOHNSTON permits his
•T. . brf’,r**ht Puhlk', doetnlb* II unprofessional for'a
physl. lab l„ advertise. bin unless he did so. the affll.-ted, erpcrtailr
Strangers, could not fall to fall Into the hands of the many Impudent
and unlearnwd Imposters.with innumerable false names.or cornt. ced
quackshops, .warming these large cities, copying Dr. Johnston'S ad
vertisements, or adrrrttslng It.emselvrs as physicians. Illlierate. shai
low-bralneil fellows, too lasy to work at thetr original trade, with
*'*.r<.' K'itnd the brnle. who. for the purpose of enticing
and dseelvlng, carry on flv, or .11 oft.-es. under a. mans d.fferent
fa!«e name*. v> that the afflicted stranger escaping one.'ls sure to
tumble headlong Into the other Ignor«nt Quacks with enor
roou. lying certlflcates of great and astounding cures from prr-.n.
not to t«r found, who keep you taking large bottle, of Licorfce It at.r
and Other pickage. of filthy and worthless compound,, ctinnlr c\,
prepared to 1mp.1v upon the unfortunate and unsuspecting Ti'fling
month after month, or as long as the smallest fee rag ne obtained.
and n despair, te.ee, you w.tfi ru';.«U bsabh.to s ghoeeryour gall
Inc diswppofnliqcnt *
It IS this motive that Induce, I>r. J to adrertiv. for hs alone can
cur.-you. To il.ose unacquainted with hi, reputation, he deem, it
ne, tsaary to ,.y .ha, hD crMtentlaU or diploma, alway. hang In his
«.i!?r*?JJ* I****1 P»M. sn-l containing s .tamp to hr
muG f,,r the reply. IVrcn. writing .|,o..ld .tale age „.,t Wo.t that
portion of adsertiwment describing symptomi apJt dly
j-starw ''ft-jv inw,an t. among.
* RORINMM1
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O ....... I'UAKHACKrTlsrS,
IFFR to coontry phy.lctona and fatndlea a perfectly n
»sw and ras-ii • , - 1 >• . MEDII IM - <Cll
<es.p,.antt all oltwr thing, In H.e Drug line, which they will
I W~ Chemical and Pharmaceutical Preparations made to order
and aent to any part of the country.
„ tAinuer a rorinron.
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!'■ ' • *'*''■ •P”'** Altcntlq to Micron Rai»rd*ys af Huraea.
Lows, Corr'.agr*, Ya agtma, Re , Re
Alto, kw|i constantly on Land Ilia largrat and handaomeat stock of
Furnittneto ho found In lids market, consisting In part of—
anti Rourwoawl Wardrobe*
D<i,. . . •** . Marble and Mahogany top Cabinets,
fMdeboird* *nd tta*batar>d*
Splendid Spring Seat Sofas. Tele a Tetoa, Dtrana and Loungea
spring Saat Parlor, Cane and Wndaor Chairs
Spring Cur'd Rockers, Soeiahlea. Whatnots
Also, a beautiful assortment of Chamber Setts, together wth a
general assortment of Houarkerplng Hoods ’
Tlu my and country trade are Ineltcl t. c*nn..,.e mar collection.
1* ** «fc determined to aril at a aory small adeatice on ,-oat
roe»#,’'Rl a JAMf-S 54. SHINF.
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SO JO PEIRL STREET, RICHMOND YIRRfNM,
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Rt Al. FSrATF, and carry deA-rlpt'on of MFRCHANDISR
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Ft Ml for sale a general omen! of genuine Medicines ,i
■ ays flash and a great eacety of foncy a-tlcl**. Per»u».ry
*- . al prices at lo* a« they lee hoot'd n the city
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The iOneM of Prince Jerome Bom.pa.te carries us hark
«oan ag. which i« not only hietorical.but above all others
di-ossed by historians. Although the youngest brother
ol the greet Napoleon is little more than 7<> rears old. he
la lo-.f, to a time of which hardly a representative remains
to the pres sot generation. It, was neither Inrn greet nor
j achieved greet,,es.; the third alternative express ,„o.t
happllt the tntfire n( his fortunes. ||„ name appear*
in history early a* the opening ol the present
century, alto he but ». l a (tor. Ifisfatnou* brotl.er
hid overt linen the repin.hcsn couatilution, aeuesl ah*.. -
ii.tr power under name of Consul. and within fctur
rear. esuWis’e-l In.perUI throne It w„ an amiable
f. alurv of S«p..l-.m\ character that I.night to adrat.ee
the fortunes of hi. relatives, f,„ e.„ h.rdlr conceive
that his own inierc-t, were lu,titered !,r s„cb , course —
Indeed, it may lie thought that the founder ol the Bona
parte dynasty, like hi* successor. Iami* Philippe, en.lan
gered his Ihro-.e by a policy which, though it nnty base
iieen dictated somewhat by pride, nevertheless had in it
much ol family affection. Napoleon had no sooner attain
ed the chief power in France, by the first Revolution, than
roung Jerome was placed in the navy. This service a a.
then disorganised, neglected, and unpopular. The cour
‘ »ge and enterprise of the l«nd of heroea wbo commanded
the squadron* of England had almost driven the flag of
Fiance from the sea. It had beau otherwise in lor titer |
-lay*. Although England had been the first naral Power I
Fi slice had been sn obstinate and some times victorious
rivsl. Old French ssilors might remember th. days ol
>uflerein and Paul Jones, and contrast with the
diasia.es which had befallen the republican tri
colour the time when, tinder the white flag, a
french fleet terrified the southern counties ol England _
Napolean was no mere General; he had no narrow p„_
tes-ional instincts; and from the day that he began to role
f ranee he le-came a statesman in the highest wn-e. To
rum lie England he must make his couiitrva naval Power
he must unite to his own fl.-ets those of'the second-rote
navsl Mates, sod organize a force whicli would enable him
to carry nn an ollensive war against the only nation whose
enmity to re- t.-ared. We mat imagine that some ri
aton or t.ie coining empire prompted him to connect the
name of hts own family with the naval renown of Frame.
* lie years of the Consulate were years ol great naval pre
paration, and Jerome Hoi a parte passed this period in
somewhat active service. Shortly after lit* brother had
been elected Emperor, Jerome, then only IV, committed
What was in Imperial eyes hia gicutest indiscretion. With
out leave, he nn.de a I arty marriage with a youug Am.r
n»n mut, vid bt thirt union (lit* rtMUuopoIit** family of Bona
parte counts among its members many citizens of the
great republic. I),, his return home lie was chtsed hr Si
Sydney .Muilh Slid Sir Kirliard Mrarhan, but escaped by
running his ship under a battery. Fiance was then so ac
customed to ill success at sea that a captain who evaded
oaptuie w«* considered to have no mean merit,
and Jerome thought liimaalT entitled to approbation —
Lm .\ Ij - .. Ml a fi!» ai.iFrv. for tnwi.r rMAAna- k;..
. call* * ri»»«*llUnc«*, and proifa
sinnally he had done Untiling to illustrate the family name
Jerome remained some time in disgrace, although he was
again employed, and received the command ol a squadron
and the rank of lie-ai-Admiral. But the navy, now utter
ly discredited. *«* no profession for a Bonaparte, aud Je
rome m Iso7 ente-rad the ranks of the Great Anuv with
the grade of General. .
Then came the epoch of tlie new dvnaalies Joseph
Went to Naple- and then to Spain; Louis to Hoiand; voune
Je-ioun-, married to . Princess of Wurtemburg, revived
ti.e-new Crow not Westphalia; Murat ruled at Naples; Berna
m.tte was heir to the Crown of Sweden. AU the coi.u
uenlaJ world wa« represented at I’ari* hy/ich embassies ;
England »i< alone, apparently under the ban of mankind
, Was natural to I*- elale-ei by such miraculous and aud
Jen great;.. *,, anJ, though “Madame Mere" i* reported to
nave said "I may one day be called on to find bread lor
all these Kings," her children had no misgiving. Jerome
»*» not much of a itiler, he turn not been much of a Bai
lor, and he afterwards proven! to be rather ai. indifferent
General. He eommat.de 1 7ii,is«> German* in the Ku*«ian
campaign, and was surprised at rimolensko, disconcerl.-d
the plans of the Emperor, and was sent hack in disgrace to
Germane. Europe lose against the falling conqueror;
•i. iome fic.l from i.is kingdom, which had now ceased p.
exist After • separation fi*m hi* consort, hit wander
ings led him to Trieste, wher. he received the news that
Napoleon had escaped t om Klha, and was once more in
r ranee an Emperor, and able, perhaps, to make him once
in... .• a King. Tlie Austrian Government watched Jerome
who. however, found in .in* to escape. Murat sent a fri*
ate to lake him oil secretly, and lit was soon in Paris one
ot the lieroes of the Hundred I>ay*. Waterloo was bis
last field, and for many hour* of .the 18th of June the
corps under hi.* comma . I attacked in vain the Chateau of
Ilougouniont. \\ lien N ipoleon fell for the last time his
brother * career seemed to have closed. A German title
and * German estate it c..-conferred on h|m> and it seeined
like!} t..aijft<‘r hating «*n Atuilml, (ivnonil, Kin^j fu
ptiye, aud prosi-ripl,—alter having *een campaigns l„
latnl and sen, and borne . part in the greatest drama the
wot IJ lias witnessed, he would sink into obscurilv at tin
years of age.
But he was once more to f>e lifted to eminence. A third
of a century ps-sed away, and two dynasties had fallen in
France. Another gene at ion had arisen, new idea* and
m w sciences had cliang I the face of Euro|te. All the old
•oldier* and statesmen were gone; even the tradition* of
ttu ir age seemed depart; ng, when Jerome Bonaparte, who
had been heard of as early nt any of them re-appeared on the
stage. Still not a very uM ,u*u An Augustus had arisen
to continue the empire ol the modern Julius, and Jerume
w*a soon once more a Prim e of an Imperial family. We
certainly need not search s icietit history for instances of
the mutability of fortune it. pulling down and setting up
men. The present age has had enough examples to sup
ply moralists lor nil time, and the house* of llourboti and
Bonaparte may furnish names to adorn all the tales that
are likely to he written .Vjpnlrnn III was anxious to
eonnetl his own rule as much a* possible with the memo
ries ol the old Empire, »nd Jennie, wilh his resemblance
to his brother. In* eventful life as one of that strange band
of King*, and his share in what i« to Frenchmen almost
the whole history of France, was a personage who could
not be too highly placed It was well that a Bonaparlo
should I*.- seen at the Tuileiic* who had been seen there
when men won- reading in vhu .MwoSeur about Ansterlitz
oi Ftiedland. A4 a >\jnasty Involve* tlie idea of inheri
tance, it v^s detiralvle tlmt there should be an heir pre
sumptive to the throne, and it is strange that the failing
health ot the old man should coincid* in time with the ex
pected fulfilment of the Emperor’s natural hopes. A« an
old soldier of Fr nice, a* a member of a most eytraor thus
of forlulie'* *lr*’ ec.<t rrTrrirl, l*riuoe Jemme Bonaparte
** among ihe ce|abritie» uf t liege da y a, and we true! that
ho may bo .pat .1 to welcome an heir to the imperial
limine more fortunate Ilian him whoee birth lie celebrated
more than forty \ eara ago.
fT "*'< «»» "UM II (MPa M>IH
” " . . h Mean
Henk* rd 4 Hutton, New York, kle>*; twenty UlokMnii dollar* worth
Trry ilfalraHr freneh ti ntl*. u . *tly nf Paturle. Liuun a e* '<
eel*of tied e'atu*fa,»arc, roon'ltug in part of
•el' h» Ham bareyra, all rpiat Tie*
H**p\ do and colored DeLalne*. all *hade*
Rich Printed t*tlw TImo, «
B|deo,lel (litlitre In B nt», mode* and high color*
Plain 111** k and Colored Grenadine*
Rich Printed do
Rhaded JtgMn Ptrlpe Poplin* and Chall'jre
Cret« Il'Kni-rltn, a new *r»n l*
Printed BaUw.mura, and Crepe de Pari*
— kl-fU>
a heaullfkl a**nrtm*nt f printed J*con*«*, of «<*lnh*cti, Roerhlin
a Co '* manufacture.—all of which we ..»*r to the trade at a >mall
advance, and many of them at le.* than the , ,.*t of importation
_ KPNT, PalNt 4 CO
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I" hhl* N I North Carolina, Rh*d
to caw Milchea, 'o Wood a- I neper Brne*.
In Wore and for vale fgr
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8 |*ea PN F PI lJ - at .,11 nahr
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g fll tl II lull
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k"tt:*. I*u bed* Mola... . a prime art e. foe .tv h,
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g * 1,01 III al III, -anbu*l.fl« in. re and for .al* I.*
... * * M RKINKRR 4 CO,
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■ Penitentiary Pla-J*. 'tore and h,r *al». at Baltimore price*, hr
“' h pint, paint 4 CO
Hi.r ti n»'i»hiiiii rix.w, :t .«*,wiraai.
nun tr«<|p. jutt iv*** <▼«*,! «ri«l for 4*)* lvw by
HK^T, fA|*C ft 1*0.
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<)n«b>irf%|i>«i nrflvpil •:»! lor mW by
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W kk I KT OH,. hoar, pure and .weel, foe mle ha
I' i
rki ni >| B B» HkRi:«r HllBIlk, J*M received 1*
Barege Organdie and Bilk B.ilw., al low price*
* w p p'RKiNB am, i
Nn 141 bugle B^iar*. ,
4 llkl.lMNa, in raw w and »*n heanlihtl wyte*. J»«i
8 ■ landed per R...( k.. *nj f.r ... ..*
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NKWK HY TELEGRAPH.
IRRIl H OF THI ATLANTIC.
rorn hays i.atkr from kvropk
PROBABiLrrrnr peace
AOOOLCHHRNT Of THE fllVCH KMftUA
NO TIDING* OB T»IK PuinO
N*w 1 •>*«, April t.—The Steamer Atlantic haa arrived
• iUi Liverpool advice* to the 19th alt. The uee« „ |B
terr*tlng and important.
The pe«.-„ e.* dereuce at Parle, had. it eu believed. aa
compliahed the object for which if assembled. Peace wan
coneidered virtually concluded, and the conference only
• waited the arrival of the Ku-usn Plenipotentiary, whnee
signature to the protocol was only wanting to complete
the arrangement
Just previous to the sailing ,h, steamer, new, wsa
received in London that the Empress Eugenie, of France
had beer, delivered of • «o When the birth of the Im
perial Prince was made known • salvo ol ||>1 guns was
fired in Pari*, and on the evening of the dav on which the
great event occurred.tbe public building, were illuminated.
Nothing new had transpired with regard to American
affair*. t
The Atlantic brings no tiding* of the missing stesmsr
Pscific.
ooxsuriu nmujUKxrt.
Cotton dull and unchanged. The market for Bread
stuff- was dull, and quotations nominally as per the last
steamer, (onaols 91 {.92*. Money market steady.
[st< om> despatch. ]
ADDITIONAL BT THE ATLANTIC.
Nsw ^ April 2 — The Atlantic left Liverp^^ %t half
past lOoclock on the morning of the lptb ult., and
brings 2s passengers. She passed on the 22d the stea
mer America, bound for Liverpool. The Asia mrivsd out
on the morning of the 18th.
. . . , Avail's.
Advices from Africa to Feb. 24th repreaenl that the
coast was healthy and busiuess dull. Disturbanrsa bail
occurred at Cape Coast, i„ which :10 aatlres were killed
»n«l loft vmndiHl.
INDIA.
The mail from India had arrived at Trieste, with C*J«
cutudates t<» the 9th,and Bombay to the 16th ol Febru
ary. The formal annexation of Oude, the deposition ol
King Sandal and a renewal of (be rebelhon are announc
ed. Trade in India was inactive, and prices fiuctua
ting. Montv easier.
TIIK filHTU Ol THE FAKNCH PB1NCE.
Aw/raf — London, Wednesday, March 19.—The Paris
Bulletin ol yesterday says the Empress and her child nra
doing well.
The birth of the Prince of atlgier* (thi* i« the title of
the Imperial Itaby) caused much outward rejoicing in Eng
. '-ungreiuislory addressee were pouring
in upon Napoleon, ami Paris ess illuminated in accordance
with the programme previously announced. Pope Pius is
to be godfather and the Queen of Sweden godmother of
the child. Salute* were fired and Hags hung out in ail
the principal cities of Great Britain when the event waa
announced
TH* FKaCS CONrtkSXCE.
Usron ManieutTel, the Prussian plenipotentiary, had ar
rived at Paris, and it was eipectedtbst the peace protocol
would be signed in a lew da vs.
Sccrvay was still observed with regard to th* prueeed•
trig* of the Conference.
TVBKIT.
Telrgrmphic advice* from Constantinople to the Cch
stale that tiie Tuikish Divan, owing to the remonstrances
of the merchants, had renounced Die projected issue at
I'jotuoot*»oo pitsiret, in paper inonov.
Kusuiri Pacha bad been convicted ol malversation an J
sentenced to imprisonment; iu addition Ur which he ‘i. to
rvlund several hundred thousand francs.
HOVCURST or TROOP*.
A new detachment of Russian troop* had arrived at
Arabia.
iSttUNB.
The British Psrtiameat had adjourned, in accordance
with the announceiuvnt previously made.
Mr. Dallas, the new American minister, had gone to
London.
Mr. Buchanan had taken leave of the Queen, with be
coming ceremony. In his last visit to the royal palace he
**■' accompanied by lord Palmerston; and in this act of
courtesy the English psper* see indications that the Premi
er desires to stand well with the United State*.
The King of Belgium had armed in London, for the
purpose of attending the confirmation ol his god-daugh
ter, the Princes* Royal.
The young Prince of Prussia is about to revisit Ei,g.
land, when he is to bo formally betrothed to th* Princes#
Ruv.il.
A deputation of the friend* of Poland had waited oo
Lord Palmerston, begging him to give instruction* to th*
British plenipotentiaries at Pari* to insist on a restoretioe,
>t that unfortunate ounnlry. Palmerston replied that the
•abject should irevive the attention of government.
I OX tain MONEY NSBRET.
Awmfow, Tuesday. English funds are again rial to-day
in consequence of a continued realiaatio i of stock. Mon
L-y is still in good supply, and discounts easier, though
there is nothing doing lower thsn six p*r cent.
TREATY OP peace A'.REED TO.
Nrw Iose. April 4.—Got. Webb, edilot of the Cou
rier and Enqiirer, telegraphs to hi* paper a* follows
Wanhtngton, f'rui-'y night.—A treaty at peecr, be
Ween England, France, Sardinia and Russia, was formally
Igreed to at Paris on the 14th .4 March. It only .wait,
wtifimtion, by the respective governments, to be publicly
imclaimed. r
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
WesatNOTOE, April 2-—Siuale.—Mr. Masow, from the
coin n< it tee on Foreign Affairs, reported a joint resolution
permitting Dr. Kanr, and his associates in the search for
.. »ooepi such token or ackviowledg
n,!nt as the British gorermnent mar (hitik proper to ore
wni.
A ilrhalo ensued, in winch Meters Casa, Meeon. tod
<ewerd adrocated the adoption ol tha resolution. and
Messrs. Critlendeo, Biyard, and Butler opposed it.
<>n motion, the subject was postponed at the coudusioa
>1 the morning hour.
Mr. Fessenden, ol Maine, made a speech oh the dayton•
iulwer treaty, in which he opposed harsh measures
uid favored a settlement of etisting difficulties by newo
iation. "
Mr. l ass argued that we should Uke a decided stand
or the mainU'ntnrc of our
Messrs, (layton aud Bril made personal saplonations aod
tmicahly settied their dilBculty ul yesterday; after which
he rtsnate arfjourned.
There was nothing important in the proceedings of tho
ft 0009*
ThP time of the session was entirely taken op hi m
ti'leiing ths Senate'* amsndmenls to the West Poiol
i'ension and Deficiency Appropriation hdh>; and wHhoU|
:oming to any definite conclusion thereou the House ad.
oumed.
Kansas AffAlll*
Ws rsiseroa, April l -Mr Robteeo... »f ■ Is si prwarat la
Ihis city Tbe object of bit visit Is MIS to h* W ascsrtaia fsrt. aaS
ibe atato ef feel n* here roloUvo lo the territory of Kaiisoa be la
'ormollon tr.ofwtltteai Ibtther boto( . ontradleiory sod oofeUohte -
Me will return Oil* tret
MTHrle be esa eest of St. Louts, oa bit joaraoy briber, be paoaaa
rera oa buord Uio steamer orsonlasd a weeilog. sod board bio state
seat ale ut Kaosaa afalrt with respectful auonltoo
ARRIVAL OF THE STAB OF THE WBPT
Ntw luai, April!.—The -learner Star of ths West
1M arrived wi h the California mails.
COMMERCIAL
N.w V sa. April 1- flour baas ter Hoedsales of Ohio at »7j7<a
Stsndard S-iotbern T *'•*. fan. y hrsnda *A«d«f If Wboos
ind Corn Sroi. but lull Me Improved demand ester .1 mate
B**, sn-Kanr-l Wlutiy aetllug si r eater Jo aa prtom
*r,l hM vlisncfd l« |n t-ga
he.rru as. April A. ftes, lead,- „bn „r Howard .AeosA at ST
V»si llrui wlaa if *bM tt ll.tngi.p OnWw-stMatim
S.-tt. yellow W»AV ft* No transaction* star* Sha rwoepstee ot
'ifBONr1* n*w. unrK«',r*s|
FRARFI I. AtMIDRXT
>rw Inaa, April I,-.4 r«w of tit slitter whlth worm
lelng torn .lown .1. w tier Street, fell with a kwd crash
esterdav .Itermwn, anal several eluhteen. who wen
nvn.d the premises. were hurled wnalor the ruins |RIC
ny wa« taken mil ipii'r h *4, and |w« Mile girls wees so.
eiiu.1,1, injured lln.t they afe .M>t ..MTtevI to rwcaaaoe _
Mvsral other, w.m shghUy n.jwrwd. ~

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