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BP* Rteutn.%* AtirtamnniTN.—To avoid any misundet * banding
on the part of the Annual Advertiser*. It Is proper to state rlUtinctly,
that their privileges only ext*rwl« to tlielr immediate business. Real
Bdslt, Legal and all other Ailn-rtiainmU sent by them to be ab ad
ditional eliar/<. and no variation.
O'# " Real Estate andOrner.il \gviiU* Advertisements Dot to be In
66el by the year, htt* ts he rharp-d at the usual rates, 'ul^cvt to
tael discount* a* shall be agreed upon.
# Auctioneers, Ihmksellers and yvaily advertiser*, generally,
eng aging one or more *-|uar«s, with tl«e prink-go of change, shall not,
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WJff freah Ground Flatter, and onr care la the ^election* from the
W*t Wltidaor Lump Platter enable* tu to recommend It a* the beat
that can be hat. All order* left at oor office «n Cary street, prompt
ly executed TALIAFERRO A BRO
N. B —Partner* can be supplied In their own bag*, at a reduction
in price Liberal discount* to merchants, for cash JafT
J B. HAROHOVE,
VHCOcaw»>a to aauj. da eta,)
Aicrioiu:i:k,
Wnl! air ft, wmtlar St. Chart** /Total,
Ricummr, Va.
WILL devote his whole attention to the Sale and Hiring of Ne
groes. Real Mate, Ae., publicly and privately.
Bale* satisfactory or no cltarge rands.
TSST Me has a convenient place for keeping slave*.
The s'lharriber re*pactfu«y iabeat bis friend* that bn boa Alaco*.
tinned the auction buataeea, «N having rented hi* oBr* to lfr. J. B.
Margrove, takes pleasare In rseomroendlng hi* former custom* r» to
giro him n call. BFNJ. DAVIS.
JulyJl___
iilitRKIWAlil;. CHINA AXB 6LANK. '
SPRING. 1856!
THE subscriber offer* for sale a very heavy stock of KnrtXrrx.
at re, Chinn and Gl*i*s, AooAtng Gink*e*. fVtsfore,
a a*# Fancy Gooilk, of recent importation, and front Auction Trad*
Salt*.
To cash buyer* and prompt six month* payers, inducement* wlU
be bald eat fully equal to any that may be offered North or else
where WSI E. BUTLER,
mbit Importer of China, Ac., 79 Main street.
NEW BPHIND C00IM.-W« am now recelvtng. aad
In a few day* will have In *tore, a Urge stock of staple and
sues DRY GOODS, ronstttlng of the following. In part—
Shirting* and Sheeting*, of every description
Plaid, striped and plain Cottons, for servants
Large stock Linen Duck* and Drill*
Ticking*. Osnahorg* and Furniture Plaids
Table Damask*, bleached and brown
Napkin*, Toweling* and Diapers
Istrge stock of Irish Linens
Bed Quilts, all sises and qualities
Table Cover*. Curtain Material*
Prints, Gmgham* and Lawn*
Alpacca*. Bombasine* and DeBeges
DeLatne*. plain and fix’d Berege*
Organdie Mo*ltns and Jaconet*
Berege* and Grenadine*. Berege Robes, large stock
Lawn. Orgaodie and Silk Robes
Bilks, Ktbundf, Gloves. Hdkfk and Hosiery of every description
Large stock of Laos, Mo*lin, Cambric, and Crape Collars and
Mantillas, Shawl* and Scarfs
Parasols and Umbrellas, large stock
Hoop Skirt*, Ora** Cloth Mohair Skirts
Matting and Hemp Carpeting*
Cloth*, Casalmerv* and Vesting*
Together with every article usually found la a dry goods house for
gvotlemen * wrar.
We respectfully solicit a call from all cash and prompt six month*'
Layers. W. P PYKKIN8 A Co ,
mh94 No. 141 Eagle Square .
WE are now receiving our Spring, SUPPLY OE GOODS, « oo
slstlng In part of the following article*
50 bbl* Crushed and Pulverised Sugar
flo do C Yellow do
94 hbd*. New Orlean* do
IIS Ban Rio. Lftfuyra and Java Ooffr*
Idfl Ho«e* Brown and Mack Soap
100 Boxes Adamantine Candle*
19 hhds Bacon Sides, Shoulders and Hams
&4» Kegs superior Curb and Sal Soda
SB bM*. New Orleans Mola**r*
lOil t*bl* Mountain l>ew Whisky
SB do. Old Rye, Various Brands
10 do Kerr’s Sirapiornlean do,
bbl- and ft«» s Cask* Imitation Brandy
9*n Sark* Salt. A-htoi. and Marshall
dn Kegs Pomgranate Tobacco
A«» Boxes Gr«*und Coffre
So Package* Green ami Mack Teaa
nM*r~»iurEiir. rr^r, xim.iri', nM|q»ir|( i nprr, least row*
ders, Hr-.oms. Duckett*. Itol laud Cilu, Pi-ach and Apple Bran lr,
Mr* Miller 9me Cat Amnkutg Tobacco, Ball Ertre, and many other
articles too tedious hi tusijllon lu an adrerti*«-m«-iit.
■>«»• KATCLIEEA
**l »l >1 I HIM t> UIIIMtl I.
FROM his IDstilU-rle* In Angu««a county, tl»e subscriber will fill
order*. In any quantities, and ft* any part af II,e United States,
for this celebrated WHTHKIT. It *m awarded a kikst cun
ntPLnns at the Pair of the Mechanics' Institute, in Richmond. No
vember H&4 This Liquor Is intended for family snd medicinal use,
and for the best llotslt It may l»e or«tered of any are from two to
Bve years. Orders through the malls pr<-in|4ly attended to. Ad
d«WM WII.MAM KF.RR,
<xA dly Htaunif.n. VS»
■Ifi % r«i i n i* ii n v i: u hXtkrT whlat
JTm DRILL -The performance of this Drill the last season was eo«
Mr sty satisfactory, and It was spokrn of In terms of high commendation
by tl.osr who used It; I therefore feel warranted In recommending It
As inferior to none hitherto Invented. It Is simple In Its construe*
Non, durable, and not liable to get out of order, and the price af it
leas than of most other drills Those who may he In want the com
ing season, are reapaethiRy requested to forward their orders early to
AyoOdtaappoIntment. H BALDWIN,
•■10 if HM Main street
ARfRM MU RHI'%!<*>
dies BcHwors, Ac , of M Wendt's r#lstsrated make, warranted
to quality, In new and Improeed pattern#, and the only complete as
sortment made, for sale by EDWARD OOftNIM*) A OO.,
•I John street, New T«rk.
Agents for H Wendt_mh6 dmoe.
WAtCHES I WifCHEH t! tt AtMMTTl
W I I. I. M 4 X. ti M X V.
watchmaker and jbwkllkr,
M». 44 a atron* *4. -tboro CArwfnttf, f-MUirfelpAiti.
HA VINO rooolrrd * .nporlor wmtlnnl of Watrnro, rt
'••••ffi IHmua4i. ni.«->w, I >mM fiD atton F/V
- la* to Um Mtovln, low prtN* : CA
®Ad Watehoo, from IfntoiTsti
gwr 4* 8 " "A
ay*S»»M *4 la SIS p«r oatt.
S"M F-nall*. Chaim, Thlmhloo, At. All onod* warrontod a. rrp
rtmmin* Call ond r i.alni m, .fork bofttr* pnrckooiny otoawhoro.
WS4"M4 Jowolr, rrpotrod In Ik* non artfcUr wy!'
*P> _W»l A flRAV, 4* Routh Srcond
NmrrtCV.. Tho Nlwritor liovlny an tho I6«h of March loot
jmrrba*r.1 tho IMn-n to Ion, anil favorably carried on by
Mr Wllltos Smrth, ho wnaM rawiTih.il, «,n -n a eontlouoo*# af ilto
• patrowoe fora.or I, ootoadod to kin. amt wool* a ton rail tho atton
ttaw of ta* (rnMto In Fvaorol to a loryo on4 noil -o tor tod otm-k af
flnaXt M kto liar. n-oaMly yarrhtno »d4 ailed In Iba orlylnol olork,
ad af wtitok wilt k. ont* on Mo non r-aooaoMo torn..
WM A. WALTFRR.
UpkatSoror Mi4 Pap*-r Honrvr,
Ifo. 14" Molu Mr rot, cursor of lfth
N. S—Mr Wiiu.w Bout* will olwayo br foiu.il at Iko oM oiaoil,
*s4 WoM4 ooflclt o contlnnanoo of tho patronaya af all kla fornor
noQmnoro in • i apl*
gWwR |hS.—Ad A* Ototon for Mfiln« Mo torymf portion^
4# Aprlo, flood. I. rnnotdrroM, odronerd, wo boro rofocii o,
prlnoa of non, otyloo of onr l>ro*. ood oibor fancy flood., mil —
•MS tk*_a.tonlloa of par-honr. portlculatly In—
fin and low prlrod Row Dolrtlnoa
Cvy Wiki, Soraanr. and Barry**
wao. Ury.a4too and Brlllioniv*
Boyli*b. Pronok and AnrrWoa Calirooo, rrory frad*
OoAtonod**, Doalait and Hanabnro.
mmm~r Cloth*. CaaoWro* and v-.ilny*
Idnoa C' oilny. a*d Pant pinf.
e*sokad and Brown Bhootlnyo and Rklrtlnyo
Pablo Idnoa oad l.inoa Rboo.inyo
XlkSnna, FMnnlilortoo, Itnotory, ftloooo. Ar . Ar
YAIXXIINF A linn, No. ft Broad otraat,
u .. . Fatontm.-. Rqaaro
A CMATSd-W. Hava oa bond , (ariTTBSC
--prlroo, for karyalno,
1«1* __ MPRCNANT, WRIAIflRR A OO.
tlTStTE sff.K VFtT«.-Wr bar* Jat roroiood * mm
W tot of Plyar-d For., wMok w£4 «mTZ
of al to wont MKBOH ANT, WBIBUIPR A OO ,
JSS, No. Ilf Main olrovt.
MABM II I.M VRNTN.—1/mn Morortllr. Vroto. rm~
iVl bvoolny rvory rortof, of Mylr and qaalNy and *filok w, ar*
iSiSfS pvtroa lk*a —at ptoato. BBtN, BA 1.0 WIN A 00.
wn> Itii IITOTBIITO,
•■on *. m pcttenoiu. a cn -g newbpapkk ADVERTIS
ING HOUSE
*• ** Nrrvw.'U A Oix an agent* far uaarljr all thn Newspapers
la the Catted Mate* aad Canada*. Oita, IK Kaata .treet.
New Park, aad lo lute street, Baal* «.
NEW TOKK
CLOTHINO,
OP SUPERIOR MAKE.
JE.1NI.1tiM, WHEELER * CO.,
4* CHAMBERS STREET,
Opposite llw Park, oBrr at Whole**!*, an immatuc stock of
CLOTHINO, of all kinds.
(F* CLOTHINO (HMH) !
TERMS REASONABLE'
,xm ._ , PRICES LOW!
J«U-4Sa[P.) _ - CALL AND SEE.”
STATEN ISLAND.
FANCY BVEINU KNTARLlkHMENT.
OPTICk. No. 3 JOHN 8TEEET,
T Ooofck rtuM Druabvai, New You
HI uo4w«l|n«l, yroprMion of Utii bubiuhiwni, hiv« for
• long tlwe (the senior partner of tbs Arm. Nathan Barrett,
[?r XT year*,) been prosecuting their business at /w/.iru/
They have •pared no effort* or expen**, especially In the la*t few
yeare, to excell In all the branches of their art, and have been suc
cemfull In attaining a htgh degree of ImproremcblB m q*11 in the
machinery aad spftsrstus for dreming different etwftee o'good*, a* iu
practical artistic akUl lo dye tag and AwteMag t adlea Mftks, Sauu
and Mertwo Dr——, |mt imyrovetnmu Have bei made, la a
large proportion of ease*, thee* arUete. me made, la c«or aad fie
Ijh, very nearly equd In appearance to new good* Crap* fihswl*.
Cloak*, Manila**, Velvet Garments, Ac., m aim eery sure**,fully
treaded. Padcd and Stained rood, restored or re-dyed
MILKS AND SILK DRESSES WATFKPD
Lace and MuMla Curtain., Carpets, Ru«r« and Table IViren Clean
sad A KeAnlabe.1, Damask and Moreen Curtains BcauUfuUy Dyed
Alas, Kibons, Hosiery, Glorrs, Ac.
Orders eaecuted with care and despatch
Goods received and returned by Kaprcws.
Good, kept subiect to the claim 4 the owner, twelve iu .nth,
KARHFTT, NEPHEWS A OO ,
j ^ ^ 3 John street., 3 doors from Bread way, N T.
fll.HII.LII I ICON PICK WUHRk
MERR.'L * JALjULS,
112 Centre street, New York,
%• ANUFACTUKEllh AND DEALERS IN WROUGHT IRON
."A P'Pea, Pilling., Toole, and fltrf description of apparatus
connected with Steam, Water or Oaf, for healing and lighting
Strainers, Cburclies. Hotels. Private Dwellings, Hospitals. Villager
Factories anil Halls.
Also-Valves, Corks, Pumps, Guagea, Boilers and Bodei Flu, ,
ouufl* to outer. •
^ar fienrw CuU'jmt Msrhlnes »rt entirely new, %nd our owi Psterit
vimnlrt to do double *h* work of any other invention
Ord*r> solicited from aUlm-Uoni of li>* country, and iirompllv at
icuAed to,_ Jail —1y -JP)
A.MIHCWV A JF.NI P,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
COTTON AND WOOLEN MACHINERY,
wraau aaoisae *ai> siiu*., ut< a «mt>' rot., acLTiao, arc..
Importer* and Dealer, in .WaRufartiircrt' Articles,
NO «7 PINT STREFT, NEW VORK.
N. R. Agents for the the 'VVoodruS and Brash I run Work* 1 Steam
Engines and Boiler*.
or Kacln-tve agency In New Vork [or -Lowell Machine Shop'
Machinist,* s'-...is aaBB—ly(P ]
WJACKMM * BON,
a ORATK AND FENDER MAKERS,
jySI-dly {PJ 44S Front sueet, and WU Broadway, N. V.
fNTCELSIKK HEWING MACHINES Made hy IIOOD? BAT
2 TELLE A CO.. Worreater, Mas. , patented by Ellas Howe, Jr.,
September lmh, 1S44 Tlie— Machine, are warranted,\wllh proper
uae.) not in get .,ut of repair They are hullt In a good, eulwtantlal
an-l Workman like manner, and will do Tailor*,' Hhoamakrr*' and
Saddlers' work. In a manner warranted to give satlatactlon. The
stitch will not rip ahy more than common sewing dope by hand.
Call and see them In operation at l«n CHESNl'T Street. Philadelphia,
up Malta. W A. DAWSON, Agent.
wyP dly—[a]
u. ;r. wii.i.ia vis ‘
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ENERAL AGENT for Receiving and Forwarding Manufactured
,R Tobacco, Goods, Ac., Ac., No. 3 Sanccnt Sue. Rican, .an, V*
begs leave lo return his sincere thanks to his friends and the public,
for the very liberal patronage beunwed on him during ht« business
connoclIons with Messrs. Hooker A Watkins, of this city, and re
spectfully solicits a continuance to hi* new house. In thus appear.
Ing on the theatre of bnstneos alone, I do so with full rimftdrnre ,n
my business iiuallAeatlons that the Inters- 0f consignees will 1
falthfully represented
MF Uheral cash advance, made on consignment, of produce in
hand.
Ranae vn : llnm Lewie Webb A Son. Wadsworth, Turner A On ,
and John Booker, Esq , Richmond ; John M Otcy, Req , Chlswell
Dabuev, Esq , Messrs. Peters, Spence A Co., and Messrs. McCorkle A
UIBHN* MALLEKY
FOR PATENT
AMBROTYPES ASP PHOTOGRAPHS.
TIIE WUHWCRIHEK having fitted up a suit of rooms In elegant
•tjrle, at Corinthian Hall, is aow prepared to wait on the pub
lic and furr.uK them with superior pictures, at moderate price*.
The Ambrotypa, being hermetically sealed between two plate* of
fine polished glass, ^by a cement which not only secure*, but gilds
and beautifies the impression.) is proof against action of water or
•«*** W varlaHtni sf climate ta long sea vwragws, and ts the
oniv Mod of picture that sHH retuaurnn change I he t .mo. They ran
be taken from the star of full life fn the smallest miniature, and in
one quarter the time of the Daguerreotype. They are not reversed,
can he seen In any light as an engraving ; hence are very suitable
for Pm*. l->cket«, and large Frame*, as well as Cases.
The extrema popularity of the Ambrotypes, ha* given rise to much
imposition. Counterfeits upon glass, covere*l with black ramlsh,
are often sold for Ambrotypes. None are genuine without the pat
ent stamp 191* public are invited to call grid examine specimen* st
the AMg«rrTraGatxgar, Cnairraux Hall,Main street,between 9th
and 10th. P. k. UIBB8.
Richmond, January 96, ISM
ELLETT, H ALLER, DREWKY A CO.,
VO. 17 PEARL STREET,
Hiiiciimond va.
AVK in store and are now receiving a beautiful assortment of
the following Goods, selected in Europe, by one of our firm :
English Prints
Manchester and Scotch Ginghams
Printed luvwns, Jaconets and Challies
White ami Figured Brilllantr*
Plain Colored, Black and Printed Mooscllns
do do Persians and Challies
Plain Colored, Black and Batin Striped Bareges
Colored Craped* Kspagne#
Jaconet, Barege, and Tissue Rohes.
Black and Colored Wilks
Black Alpacas and Italian Cloths
White Cambric*, Jaconets, and Wwlts Muslin*
Cloths, Cassituers, and Vestings
Irish Linens, Blay Linens, Hollands, Damasks,
Dowlas, Linen Duek*. and Drills
Glased Cambrics. Black and Colored Camhrlca,
Hosiery, Glove*. Gauntletts, Mitts, Thread*. A.-., Ac.
With a great varlty of other foreign Goods, suited to the Virgin!*
ami North Carolina Trade
W* also have and will always keep on hand s full gtoek of the best
American fabrics, such ss Prlut*. Lawns. Bleached and Brown Wheel
ing* and Drillings, Denims, Cottonade*. Cottons Plaid* sud tkripc*,
Osnaburg*. Heavy Duck*, Bagging*, Kentucky Jeans, Tweed-, Apron
Checks, Flannels Ac., Ac.
The facility afforded us by having a house In New York will ena
ble us at all time* to offer Inducements to our customers and the trade
generally, equal to any house in this country.
■M ELLETT. WALLER, DRURY A00
I IQI ORICE TON4JI A IIF. 4 NN Ac—The subscriber
A has now in store.
fib Case* superior, J O A Co fltirk Liquorice,
14 do do DeRosa do do,
10 do do Pabrka del Carmen, Mass Liquorice,
lb do do F.. If. do do,
lfiou lbs superior Black Ang«kstura Tonqua Beans,
•O'* do do Paro do do,
Also lfl Cases Otta Roses, for sale on accommodating terms by
JOHN A. ROBINWON,
C< HIW Cary and Vs , its
SAVING* IN- Mil I ION OF It 11 II ff ON II.
Ofllct removed to the store of Christian A I.athrop, No. 99 Mam
WL—In consequence of the resignation of David If. Crane Wm. II.
Christian was unanimously elected Cashier. The office has been re
moved to ibe store of Christian A Lathrop, where deposits will lie
received, on which nn Interest of 6 per cent, will »*e paid on all sums
remaining on depo«U six mouths or longer, and five per cent for a
shorter period.
Till* institution has been In existence twenty-clght years, hat
loaned over eight million# of dollars , has no suspended debt ; has
never lost one dollar, or failed to nay an/ certificate when due
JOHN TUOMPWON. President,
WM II. CHRISTIAN, Cashier,
roM4—dly_HUGH W FRY. Secretary.
IM’MOOI. »'OR I «IIIM ILEIL
EWvHF. Directors of the Pennf/I vanla Training School for Idiotic and
JR. Feeble minded Children, located at Germantown, Pa ., (within
Philadelphia city limits, calls the attention of Parents and Guardian*
to their Institution It Is Incorporated by the State of Pennsylvania
■0.1 .1 Tfry pn-ftssmiy situated in one of the raotl healthy neighbor
hoods known, having ample Grounds, Woodland, ffr The Training
atnl Education of Imbecile and Idiotic Children at this Institution,
is now purswmi upon ths most approved principles known in this
Unnntry, orln Bo rope The Board of Director* having been su«
ressful in obtaining the services of practical Teachers and Assistants,
whose efforts to develop* the Physical and Intellectual qualities of
their pupils, will he entirely given to tMs Institution Terms will he
made known upon appli. atlons directed to Pennsylvania Training
.chool for Imbeciles. fWmantown. Pa
The following compose the present Board of Directors
reiMwvr,
ItT. BtV ALOWZO POTT KB, D. 0
vict racatngsrs,
Isaac Collins Jes o Hands,
Hon. O. W Woodward, Jos. Ilarrtson,
Hon «. M Stmud, M W Baldwin,
uiaxon,
R Morrla W»ln, Wlrtar Morrla,
PWHpS. JuMkr, Rlrh'rrt M Marahall,
. Tigh, Df. Tho. R. Rirkhrldr,
John Horton. Wm #. Parr tab,
A. I. Stray n, M D. Rob p. Rmlth.
Jlrnry M. Almrted
AI.FX PULLIRTON, Tr.aaurer
Ftimit Ttrtoi, ImrUtir._ (rar>—aps Am
PARRA If MILL CUPPER Dl'CI.
No. No.
JOH* A OI.T. JOHA roi.T.
_ Ml Ml
PATRRBOH, N J. PATERSON, H. J.
yTAAa II n\ oiTIIA Va^i, di t k on twinf
Thr nndrralgnrd. Aolr Arrnta for thr aalr of thr a bora well
k'-own brand, of Coartln, or Hard Durk, and Ctlnprror Wilt. Durk,
harr rontuntly on tiand, and off.r for aalr. all Vox from 1 In I*.—
Alao will makr lo ord.r at abort nottor Una. tnn. and 000. Cotton
Duck, and Taoht Duck of oil numbrra, 1», Id, Id, and IS Inrhr* ta
width
JOHN COLT* IIFAVV.UOIIT, and FXTRa RAVFHA, eonotontly
on hand Anprrtor to any othrr madr
H C. RltACH A CO ,
opA-Am_71 Pino Bi, N T.
^'1 H , r III h . i 'Ulna oTarrr Blip rT
11 plT "f Hold and Slloer Watcher, whlrh In addition to V/V
tho Stock prrrtoutly on bond, oomprltro ano of Urn largoat
and braa aaaortmrnt, rrer oS-red In thr tradr In thla markrt Prraoo.
In wanoof Watrhra rannot fall In bring niltrdfrom onr aoanrlmont,
aa wo harr than, from all thr rotebralrd manufarturm In Puropr'
All Watrhra, w>ld by na arr warrantrd aa rrvrerrntrd.
Particular attrntlon paid lo rrpalrlng Rnr W’aiehoo, aurb aa Ohro
noatrun, Doptra hrrrr A Lrplnr All work door by na warrantrd
for twrtrr month, MVKRA A JANKF, TAJ, Main rtrrrt
H. A Thr htghaat markrt prh-r paid for old Sllrrr In rath of in
SSW lip»1 M. A J
NEW MEDICAL JOt’RNAL IN RICHMOND.
THR PROPRIRTOSA OF THR MRDICAI. JOUR V * |„ pnbttahrd
In Oil* rl'y and of »Meh wa wrrr of latr tbr mLlora. ha*ln«
nollgrdlho pilhllr that It would hr dlwontloord ahrr tir I .to)
Janmry, wo take 'hi, Mr,hod of informing ikr Mrdlrol Public
wilt rontlnur to puhliah a Journal to hr called tho MONTH
nr BTRTHOROOPP and MRDICAI. RFPORTRR, wktrb will ho Mo
Pd promptly on thr lot of errrr month Thr Brat Ho will br Monad
f* Gy 1st sf Jmmrv, IW. The Jeurnal will be our inAlvUlusI It.
t^vprlse svmI we shall sMssvnw lo rentier It worthy ef the patronage
JwnotoA rr «tended to the rauoo ot Mrdlral Joomottam In iM.
■5, OOODRIDOR A. WIIJtOH M. D.
RICHMiiNli A I.FWIA M D
| r,N ■ •<>> ptiHTI li
MJ J*I» RCftTOW A ORPFHllOW
HI I.I.’H rAtr.AT « Aim A S. , .,1 ,
__ ^ _ JONH H OORDON
til aWA^,. ei'St; cinciirah nhiokv,
tgly r reel rod, for role bp
e1* D. t. WINSTON S 00.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
r»m AKfLMN. VIABCIIER. OWEN A AC1IELL. Osasa.i New*
raraa iirmwH H eai. No. AM Raw rum*
PLATE AXB H INDOM VLAHN.
UEMVi KTMiTMIHN * (U„ .Vo. « tit/ Str~t,
U. -Vetr Tart, IafuariM ini MiNrroTruu1 Aukst.
fSabes's English Nmm, Crown and Crystal Plata Window Glass
Rated Olaee (or Mj.liable. Ofeen llow. ete.. rte.
Oolnred. Ornamental. Optical aad Mlerosropk Olaee.
. *Vi°0,,0“ "T* Olaa Company * Thick Pol
lahed Plate toe Store Window*. Ac.. Ac.
Rough Ola** (nr Floor, and Skylights
Atlentloo Is Invited to Uie above varloae description* of Window
Ola** In use for Stores. Dwelling., and other purpose* The quality
of theeparticle* 1* Inferior to no corresponding description, and In
many respeelasaaartor. Owr Ahret Ulaae wUI be foaad better than
the Preach in Its freedom from plain. Run, Ac.
Bring A genie for two of Ihe largest Olaee Manufacturers In Ku
f»pw. ws are enablad to oSrr dealers amt other* every advantage la
prkeyndl^docRe. Price Lists wUJ be faralobedaa application.
KBE.XCH W1XD0W 0U8E.
EDWAHDI*. Ull'KIE, IUUMoe«md.Jr. r..
two doors west of Hudson Blrer Railroad Depot, e — p, Deal
rev and Consumers Ms eelebramd brand, af Prsnck Window Ota*.
ob faearabfe terms Parties w (thing Mi^— I wtg be furatahsti
with price* on revet- of th.tr address. Glass eat to any deatrrd
pattern, And packed fKw of cbarer. aplj— lwr —leas]
rok THE
* • »• PATKXT JUBBLE oomparv,
BO Iknanee Brunr, N. T„
m«ANirPAOTUBRRA of MABBLB MAHTLEP. TABLE TOPS,
OOLt.klNd, PRDRBTAUt.Ae .ln Hvonla, ArocaiMU, aad all
Italian Marhlr* Tilts article, which Is a preparation of Marble Daai
chemically combined with mineral tutors, so aa to be moulded Iulo
any form and color, by which a marble can be manufactured ai lea.
than half the rou of the common material, while It earel* k In dura
bility and beauty L'ullkr Ms i bln ted Iron an.l Mate, there le no
surface work, the color running Into the mass of the material, while
ao varnish it u»cd lo rive a temporary beaaly to the surface. Mat.
lies from It to fern. Tahir Tope, Ac . equally cheap
Rights for the Mauatactur* and Halt of above lor Lite different
Plate*, which will ensure hnmeoar return* to those Intereatlaff them
Mr**. Information furnished oa application to
, . PFTLK RENNIE. Presl.lvut, or
Jnacrn Lana. Secretary HEW TORE.
ocffS—ly—tfetas)
SAFETY FU8B.
MsXOR Mining Purposes, and fur Igniting Charge*, both In wet
-E and dry blasting; of four different kinds. The cotton and hemp
Pure, also, the Single ami double Tape Water Pure.
Manufacture .1 and sold by GLENN PITTMAN,
_ - W Liberty W, New fork.
tw~ Orders promptlv Riled for all kind* of Oun Powder, of the
moet appro re, I brand. Edge's Kahlhdlnbal Plre ttork., Ship Sig
MUiKfc-_noH-Iy [s.v'as'i
AVITALUIXIi LI.IMI I.N I* I TO OONACMPTIVUt.
A Physician nfhlgh stanrllnr, an.l former y a Professor In one
of ihe Medical Institution, of Ihi. country now retired from aetire
ptartier, who has been soft- r.ng from Pulmonary Disease, tllaaoerr
red. while travelling In Aoulh America for hi. health, aeure for Cos
suoipttun. Bronchitis, Coughs, Cold.,and general debility; and Wing
aware that Thousand, arc .uBerirg and dying annually from this
most dreadful of all dl.eaars, he Is dssyrous, from Ihe principle* of
hiuuMidy, of making known this most valuable remedy. Upon the
receipt of nfleet, Cent*. In Postage Atamp..or Change, he will send
* receipt with full directions for making and successfully using It.
Tlie amount required. Is applied for Postage, and the payment of
this advertisement
Address—B F. DKVEROI'GH, M. D.,
.. „ , Box«S,P.o., Brooklyn N. T.
__jr 11—if [v a A otij
Cl IILXOHI.F. HOSE,—A superior Htme.
M iiiaiiufacturer of the finest Ifemp a ,-liesp h—- —
and eaeelleut substitute for Leather andGutta Prr- 9 V — ”
cha. It la especially recommended to Planters, Nurserymen, Fire
Companies, Steamboats, Uanufartur.es, Dwellings, Ac. It coat,
less IIiaii half lbe price of leather, is lighter, stands a* much tin sain i
la a. durable, aud is twit sutqrrled lor Us preservsUou lo the expense
of oiling or greasing, neither is It Injured by fro*l.
For sale aud orders for Importation received In tile, from 1 to t
Ukhes In diameter, by CHARLES I.ENZMANN.S4 IVdar .t . New
io*k, wh**rr ri'rtlAcxtrt of itm superior (jutlllic* cah be rxintnaJ,
from Allred Oarwon, Fsq.. Chief Engineer ofthe New York Fire De
partment . from James McParlau, Few) . Chief Engineer ofthe Union
Ferry Company, and also from oMdal authorities oT.omv of the large
etbsk of Europe. apt—8m.
FI RAT PREMIUM GOLD MEDAL PI AND-FORTES.
STEIN WAY & SONS,
MAM KAfTl KEKS. 84 A.MI 88 Walker Street,
mka* laniDVAT, inr tore,
Respectfully rail uic attention of th«* pQhiic^flh|M
to Ihrlr splendid ass. rttncul of en grand »: JHmEmBE
square Pianos, which, for volumr of tone, elasticity off T # I VI
touch, beauty of Rtilah, and every thing that renders a Piano perfect,
are un.ttrpa.setl. They were awarded the First Premium for both
kind*, in compel kit,n with the most diatlnguirhrd makers from Bus
NLW TRIUMPH.—Ptwxwat A have ju4 bwn awarded the
Fir*t Premium Gold Mkdal (over all competitor*) at the Late Pair of
the American InaSUute, Cry4*1 Palace, for the bbwt Plano-Forte*,
or 18—if—[a,rai«]
TIL TON AND MCFARLAND,
33 Maiden Lane, Yew Yotk,
l|"l ft At B'l ttllts oft '('lift: U ok I.D-Hr,
IVl N0WNK1I .SALAM AN IIP SAFES. BANK Va"t*Tc
Baltimore Depot, i«fl Prstt Street.
Beaton Depot. 14 Howard Street. (». g
at iiii;t i klik, umothers * co.
IMPORTERS AND DtAI.RKS IN
Drugs, Paints, Oils, byes, Perfumery, tw..,
_w_„r . *30 VILLA# STKET, Xmr York
■HV1TF. the attention of the trade in their large aod varied 4ock
* of Drug*. Paint*, Oil*, Perfu*u,-ry, Ac., Ac.
In addition to their regular Imporutlon of Staple Diug,. thee err
aleo rrreiTlng, direct from the sources ,,l production end menu tec
lure, supplies of Tooth, flair end Nell Brush-,, Bronzes. Corks, Mor
tar*. Spong. French and English Perfumery, Lubln’i Extracts, end
many other ertlcies usually cn,braced In Druggists' stock*, which
they ere also enabled to offer on the most advantageous Irrma.
Orders, either in person or by mall, will recelrr prompt attention,
soft—ly(ra*1
RAfsN AMU HAtitilMi.
* 0 ¥ E 8 & WHITTLESEY.
NO. BO WATER STREET.
NEAR OLD 8LIP, NEW YORK,
Hate constantly on haml^ and manufacture to ordtry
BAGS AND SACKS,
REWED AND HKAMLEBR,
for all uses, and of every desirable style and quality.
They would especially call attention to their unequalled facilities
for
31AK I Ml; AMD PHIMTINO
BASS SR SACKS FOR
FLOl'R,
MEAL,
HOMINY,
BUCKWHEAT,
HAMS, SALT,
SPICES, Jtc„ if.,
til of which they furnish to order. In the most approved style de.
dgn and printing, and with quick dispatch. '
Also Importers and Dealers in
SUNNY BAGS AND BAGGING,
tnd various kinds of Thrrad and Twine, both t.lneu and Coltan, of
rtrtrit it m» receiving continual supplies jy-, iy
important to
HOI’SEKECPERR AMD IM'.Al.ftHM!
THE HOPE MILLS,
Jl Fulluu Street, anti II Heckman Street, YEW YORK
PRINCIPAL OfKcr, 103 Front Strtct, Nkk Ynai, Factory, Noa*
8C <l», and *8 Mud von Hirer t, Jrrwj City. The Proprietor* of
ihit loog and Well known
COFFEE AND SPICK E8TARM8HMFNT,
IVmtlfiUc to prepare the b*flt t'hormowtn\i! P> u i<s, |u u*e for
raUlng Bread, Rivuit, Tea and other Cakes. A v They aUo prepart
tfurtard. Cocoa, and many other article* of dally u«e In every fatnl
y. which they offer upon thr moat reasonable term* Catalogue*
lent to dealer* who request Arm.
. . R. H A J O l.qllAM
"• l "€y>ei«nrri advised to Inquire for ifort Miu> artlrlea.
OOM1TEROT \i v V\ |Nug BANK
rhartered by Ihe Legislature of tirginia Dec. nth, 1853.
CAPITAL FIFTY THOl'SA.Vb DOLLARS.
f*YHD INSTITUTION receive, deposit, on whleh Interest is paid
M. »t the rate of six per cent p. r annum If remaining on deposit
ill months, sndffve per cent ter shorter periods
M M rt. Paine, President,
HENRY W QilARi.Ea,Tr*niur*r.
_ DIRECTORS
Wn». Q. Pain*, of 0>» firm of Rent, Palo* A Oo,
JtmatL Apprraon, .Qoddln * Apprraon,
A« Anilrro.li, " *• •• A Andaraon 4 Co,
BBaikoJal*, .Harkartajr, IRorall A Oo.,
Thna. R. BUrtwIn, •• « •* R**n, Baldwin A Oo ,
Robrrl T. Bro.k*.
•*« H. Ohrlatlaa, •• *’ •• Ot.rlatlnn 4 Ull.rop,
onilf Clalboroa,
Jnn- Doolrp,
Uwla Blntar, •• • " (Molar 4 Alrap,
R B llraiI.,
J**# y■ Uthmp, •• “ •• Chrtallan 4 UDirnp,
l W. Hiflialn, •• *• «• R. MrOrndat'a Bona,
Bamoal M. Prlrr, .Tho. R Prl** i Oo.,
Hanrp W. Quarlaa,
Jno P Rotwri., •• « .. Pmtth 4 Robrrta.
0#o J Pumrw.
ioo. C. Brhafrr,
* r ^1 okra. ..fltok*. 4 Oo.
IW 0«*r al lha dor* of Hrnrp W. Quarlaa. No IS Prarl .Iran,
Rirhmonil, Va o#1f
FASHIONABLE spring clothing.
HF.NKY SHAFKH,
NO. 103 MAIN STREET, CORNER UTH,
HAS now on hand, at d o«rra for tala on llharal tar0». Ihr mod
fkahlonahlr. h*»t madr and fhaapaat aaaorlmrnlTr
KKADY-MADK CLOTHING
ABft
wrsrri.r nr.sr.R »• itNisurtf. hoods
:o kr found In Ih* dip, rtohraclng erarp anprorad alplr ami qwallip
III* food# ara mad* up from lha moat choir* paiiarn* of Prrnrh,
Boffwi and Qrrtnan Imporlalloo*
Omllrman wlatnn* Bn* Clothing *r* larllad to rail and riamlor
il.atork, _ ___ aplT
ROftEM OOD AND MAHOOANY.
THR wharrlbar. wnql.l Inform Ih* rahlnrt msnafaeturrr*, piano
foal* maker*, and other* ofihla rlip and rlctnltp, that the*
’»** fprnart a pard with <uM*Me hoildlnp*, *1 No. RTO Wa.l.iufftoo
Rrtal, In lha d p of Naw Y«rk. .Wn that l av* oo hand alarp*
ind aarp *up»rlor dork of lha Rural wood lo ha found In Ih* Collart
Mai**. We oRar.
ISO,‘WO ft flnr and aalra Bna ro.awaort ranaara
CflrtAU fl do do mdilrd mahofwop ranaara
SB.dnn fl do mail pan* .Kartrd ranaara.
«o.nno ft plain dn do do
4*Aim fl. mahopanp rrolah ranaara, aarlotm ran
H'.Onfi Bna do drawi.otl ranaara
jn/mn rrtra Sop mahotnnp, do do.
MASH ft Rnahltatarrd Agnre-I walnal, do
dn,non fl. molt)art do do do
SO^lOn ft. walnut rrolrh ranaara. draw Bull Bw,
St.lrvi ft. do do do rartona do
d'l.ia’n ft. Bna and antra Bor mil*
»."»> f> arBra ranaara
4
I
i
aud dtapaieh
_ IIAWRB4 W||.|XH’QHBY.
JJ*: Rfd Waahln»ton Btrwat, hat warn Danrh and North Moor* al.
apt ddm Now York dtp.
VI inn h<.fw« A4«n«nliM Prm4)pr
IH® hM«. Hiron AMn- In •♦or#, lor «al# hj
_ AACO* A Aifkfuttu.
#101.044 hi:. Th# anp#rt«r f|«talit j of th# (V«tnf mart u far
" J *?•«•!• •# k no w| wdjwd hr all who bar# await tt for awl#
# lATTAlLlil Prof ami Ch#ml#al Oor®, I
•ll Oor»#r 4tb and Ir. nd Nmtfl
ANDREW* WIND’S
AMERtOAM. I'A MAh l AM. EURO PEAS A WEST INDIES
ASYERTIMNU * Ml BM MIPTIOS omi'E.
No 1st Mamua Wrw(. ntmi <*ooe to Fumu Mint
NSW YORK
MKW YORK, RRERKY A tftll THAY»PTON .
MITER STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
THK MHIPN CORPMISISU - '
Ihl. Ho* are the WASHINGTON, Captain K.
Conor. HERMANN. Capt Knw.an lliounte—
Time .teaser. Map at Roathamplan, both yolny >—JMMMIL.
and rclurnlaf.
PROPONED DATES OP MA(Lll<G-ltt«
Prow Mouth -
Pros Pros ampton for
Maw. York. Bremen New York.
Uaau.Ma .Jau’y si Peb’y 88 Peb’y ST
W.Miaunw .Peb’y SM March ss Mar M
.Mar’S SS April 1* April *8
WawaoTua.April IS Mae II May SI
Una.si ..May IT Juno 14 Jon. is
Wanonna.Jan4 14 Jaly IS July 14
Hsuu**.....July is Auc't » A art 1«
Wart. .oro... Auft t Neper • Nr pc'r lu
anu.aa.Paper 4 Oe«V 4 OtVr 8
Waaamtmw.Oefr 4 Noe*r 1 . Nor', »
«“■*»» .sNoe’r 1 Nor’, SS * Dee r 8
Wantsuraa ... .Noe*r S» Dee’r ST Deefr 81
"°PP,ri< B HoRthAOptoii, botli going and returning, they offer
pMarogera, proceeding to UoHno and liar re. advantage* over any
other route, for the economy #f time and money.
ragpRoa rattu new tori to hovti ajavtom a mo mbkmym
First Cabin. Main Saloon, fit**, Flrat Cabin, Lower Halooo 1110
Hecond do $<W>. •
All letters and newspapers must pass through the Poet Office
No bills of lading wlU be signed or parrels received oo the day o
mailing. 7
Oh An eaperienced Burgeon is attar he. 1 to each ship,
fer freight or paaaagr, apply to C. H BAND.
11 Bouth William New York.
C A IIKINKKKN A OO.. Bremen,
a at s fwt CROMIT I OO., houtbunpUii
Jal7 lflWj_WM IBM.IN Havre
lkTT,.Bf «TEAM BETWECK
NEW YORK & GLASGOW.
(twmnma.
FniNBl JRGW, 2f-e* ton«, We CcMuiaa 7^f*A
NFW YORK, *150 - *»»t Ca*ro
GLABOOW. 196Y - . . j..«, Dc*ci«
The GU«r..w and New York Steamship Company's spier. : • . ■ -
powerful new flu a met
CDI.^BI KilH,
rn T?.*? *ai1 NrW Tork Inf <H»NfoW. direct, on NATCH
DAY, July IStb, At IS o’clock, nooo, precisely
a*Tk or pivnaoi
first Cla»* ..... |7f,
A limited number of Third Lla- Pawenyers will be
taken, supplied with provisions of good uualify.
properly rooked, at *no
An eaperieuceil Burgeon attarhed to each Bleamer.
for Freight or Passage, apply to JOHN MrttYMON.
ar - e a cm ^ .. AS Broadway. N. V.
7f* or Okld only received for Passage
del*—dly
7 UTE V E X N II O I S
__(Late Drlmoniro’, Hold.)
El, S3, SS AND pi UHOYIIH AY,
Oppn.lte Howling Green. NEW YORK
PMNHK underaiyned «T».I« bimwlf of thi. opportunity of In
M forming hi. friend. And the public Ihml hr La. Ir...-d Ari
Ute Abnrr iiAoird llouw f.w a lertn of yean, and ha. tn.de SS
extcnilTe alteration, aod repair., and omitted nothing that will tend
!"“!* »^o"'m~i»'ion or rotnlurt of yur.t. The lloow haring item
JffielT!1- throuirhout, In the mo.t thorough and modern dyk.
.. JT" *® oonrenlence and comfort and to It will he condoned
on the European plan, and with at, erpertroeed caterer, anj tho
mr<J“k'’ b' b"p” L° ««Sfcrtlon to thoae who faror kirn
with their pau-on.ye, which ha. neeer failed while in other Hold. In
s^.Tv . . , . JOHN O’GRADY Ja
New York, Jana lat, 18S4._j«18—lm-[W]
j atikn -r. u:ui»a la.
Wsoi.malb Dialo* •
. I* P.U.VT8, OILS, YAR.MSHE8, fcc ,
AGENTS FOR
PtntTOTLTAJHA am Lcmoa Zac. M .aow.t I.met. A co’.CR.aaa.ran
PuiLADCLraia W arra LaaD, P M. Lawte A On’* Crmnae. Purr
arc., aid ri C. Homoi A CoV frretioa Varrlmr^
-vo-148 MAIDEN lane, mew tore.
J AMENT LEU IN,_lapis—Hot) NAMl'KL C. W »>T.
s s ' rr A N D T » B A V V 4t.
PETER LORILLARD.
MANUFACTURER,
,N"-®* C*'*th»n> «trret, Sew Vork,
LtlCCnSORof PlT«* A Omul LnkOUUi, offer, fur nlr all
* kl»Au of SNUFF and TOBACCOS In Reneeil uw Forp^V.ca
eiTT- v f*E Cfaaxar ran be obtained hy addreeaioR aaabowe —
Thla EataNLahmrnt L« one of the old-at of the kind In the United
_ _ mall—ly(w)
I -‘“JS*** or WIT, KO.Tl MICE AND HAI I
NOW, tran.latmn, from the I reach, new edition, beau
lurnn ^ Catalogue* wot free, on eneloain* a thwe^ent
a_ H. SL G SMITH A CO.,
matt—dm—[w) Bo, DIO, New Vork, P.0.
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
I^OTICF. ’ —
JAN. C. HUNT A DANIEL II. HI NT hare eon
nerted tl.emwlrea under the firm of HUNT A BRO., for con"
v?dDf *£T.n,r*1 ■u*tn«o. and have taken an office ,,o
“* D*n"‘"' i"»'"'Xt«r.
nT^7.*®1*1' ron*'*tl*n*nl, of Tobacco. Wheat, Flour. Corn, and all
^C»ci1eU,urnr,U1*mf '■rUB’‘" »^«*0„ to^co
YEH URlJfERI A YD UEYERAL (O.M.MISSloY HI MUSS
b/ "!im *‘‘J MarveyOand expect to have in .tore’
to a few cJaj* an extenilve ^wurtisrat of UroceriiN i/t .h, .i .a, _
rwpetfully Invite the attention of ,heir friend, and the public ^n,7
thi kAlu^f ‘TT* °f Alhr flrm W,U *rr U»«*r ^trni.on to
Jroiid?1 Prodar< »*“«*» J. **d to the rtceirtnf and fowmrdhi* of
rieTIXrn^hidiuJrnrta m*ir ***&*»»***• From Ion* exp*.
25JT.H ?2 dl#rre“t branchet o'oar boftraa, and by prompt per
•onal attention, we hope to merit a portion of public patronaee
John o. McDonald,
JAMES C. SPOTTS.
... JOHN D. HARVEY,
__ _JOHN G. 8POTTS.
NOTICE.
T“edBn'e^t-f"rD^1. * Co Partnemhlp under th. firm
and «yle of Bl RTON A t.REKNHOW, for the purpow of cob
wuriiny a Grocery and Commlaalon bu.ineaa.
They have taken the houw on lSth, between Main and Carv .treeta
recently occupied by J. M Garland. Dq . and will keep ronriai.ily <.n'
h* ,"1 awortm.nl of Family Grocrrir.. Wine., Liquor,. Ac.,
., cl P"*®®*1 attention to the tale of all producin’
t tbelr care. R M. BURTON,
oc'U—ly_____ _ _ S. C. GREEN HOW.
a,-McD0BALD» !<F0TTS Hi HARVEY.
UKOCEHN AND COM NI INN I ON VIE KI 'll A N Tv.
NO. 2?l PEARL STREET, (SOUTH OF CAR "
n UOBMfP, TA.f
CERdSl u wuSP.kD “0r*' *"AMOrtroent of GRO
friend. ...d .hi ? . 7 **»« attention of their
mend, and the public. In want of Rood. In their line.
ao1?*. “'“‘•f *"en,k:n wU1 '><■ F*ven to the .ale of country Produce
*nJ t° rccelvlDR and forwarding Mcrchandiic. 7
The uaual advance* made oa conaifnraeni*
jno. c. McDonald,
JAS. C. SPOTTS.
f oa JN<>. D HARVEV,
-1. __JNO. O. SPOTTS
SIIIH lioi: nil MIRV A T1ACHINI kllliv,
CORNER OF CARY AND lira STREETS
Klntuoat*. V..
FBTALBOTT A BROTHER, Proprietor, of the above
<>.*tu°rk.*' *r' now bulWlnE PORTABLE STEAM EN- Tt**fl
i.ines, of an improved eon.trurtlon, of all .iw..froni.ix ■ ■- —.1
|V forty Horae Power, .uitahlr for Circular Saw Mill.
Thr—hina Machine., and other purpnar*. which they flatter Item
<"e rHeVticre * ,f not .upenor to any Ratine* ,„r built here
..Tlwy will alaofumlah STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES from ten
IforAr In Any rrqulred power
of WrinSrtmm W 1,1 '**'’• r,,'hrm'*< approred mnrtnirtlnn, and
__
inRTo£cASnN«rs SSw&WiffiS WORK "J RRA" *""
A^f^he‘^^^r0UN,G<rila.?»A,^l: flft
*"' -•»•w “£g.p
PBRHA. RTvt f I Ol I 11 |
■ Inform. the rltiwu of Richmond lh*t l.e hat rrtumr.|Thr Per
of **" ptacllcal branch of hit boalneua, an.) It no. »
oiinroi °f rAMn' ••«** rr*ai*. ,l
°* ,h;r"« h* «**•*?■• hlmeHf, < annot he (iiriMMrd Potto an
hI£t^’fUr^iS.,a‘lI''r lt,r,T "*r*vi,.c,wlin» C.M rrtr, at principal
R*4** to »h» a In, ffontr. Mr. York, hr can. with am ronAJmce
Incite the aurnbon of ilir publi -to hit R„„, R,,iu., Cna i*,*,
,h.',OCr“!inn *° ,h* rm*'n* <•* Richmond for
!15T P*,ronafr durlnp Ihr latt three peart, hr would rrtim-i
fultp aollrU a roollnuanrr ,.f pan farort JAMEA AUAM
K RuIwt. Main M , oppo.Ur A [>„r,|-. |.,u,. Ai„'r,
| Af" V I. hi l | HS .cl.tr-. _ .
■d 00 h»n‘1 ok” 5.0HO pair, of Haller Boot., of rrrrr ^^tB
kiad and qualltp Alio, in, Rhort, Mipprrt, Ac
• A** 'mail a aparf to enumerate in, .,
would br find to hare pnu call and look for poorarlrra
Pcrrmit from thr couatrp ritiiinf Richmond will An.l al Ihiart
labliahmrnl rrarp kind of Nine* f..c ihrmeHrra, thrlr children and
Ihrir tervat.it Alan, Travelling Truoka, at factor? price.
o. * Maurice.
J”___IM Main atrcrt. Richmond Ta,
H**®MJ^*4 RJ Ak'EI I M FR, Wr hare a rood mpplp of Hoo
’J • Rilrot Boring Machlort, which we will tell .-heap
„ CLARRAOR A AN DRRAOR.
. ___KM Main atrrrt.
H°' *’ *° A TR.- 1 h4T' J«*' received a man lot al Bopr
.^ .*e lrA.UP*rr* ,,'Kk*’ *•"»» Collar a rand article f,.r .ale
tww at 114 Milt at._ W\| IRa amith
A t ll.llk I H till is. i, Per.nn CotUp*. twprrior Oran
»» Cradle., a htll mpplp. jutt raeelewl, for tale br
Jrt8 WM. PALMER
FARR. J Moottrourr.-. doubt* arrow Rocka
▼ ▼ w*7 Wheat Pan*, for *«J« by
_*•\__W1U.IAM PALMER
PI.OI (III IIOI.TR. -We hare Juat received a hill aaaorT,
•rut of Plough Bolia, and for talrfu quantifier lo aull nurrha
»"• CLARKRPR A ARDEHaS*.
___ KM Main ttreel
A MPHIMIJR, R. TR, WARHFRR. MOI.tr.
* —We hare m hao<t arwl for *ale a kryp aaaoeim«at of iKp
ahor* good., al Ihr low it market price. —oriental of ihr
_ AMITII RIKinr? A CO , w Pearl ..
|^M.n»»>ROkF lar,.In,a and • r
'"*• PATERPORT, ALLRR A CO
"*'• *»«'•* "«FRa HOIRTAM Put
WMIRKT, Ruprrior O.gna- Rrandp, data and Latmapra OoEbe
' ...l*M«1 _ PATERI1IHT. ai I in a . ..
%| l»'l II I I ' VFRTR. w.
V ■ Mhllr and fancr colored Ma.trlllra Vette, which we are
,rry *"w Th— ln *»"' plettr call and examine them
r* _MERCHART. WEIAKIER a CO . II*M?Tb rP
I I.RF.Rf EIR A WFRR.—MERCHART. wrmom a Co
—w%rm *—•**» Call and "W4* EMMalaaa al 11« Main M.
MERCHART, WEIAIHER A 00
PI.ARTFR.-KM Iona lamp Plaw.r, Ihr take h?
PAT1D A WM. CURRIE
IIMMMI KS*-a.
_JAMRR Wiser.\
Kl W —
. nor qualltp, for tale bp
*•'* PATRREORT. AfLRR A OO.
| IHtREIBI F, RP INKI.ITI., t|t|ssi I | ,
W ' Claret and Rock Wine., la More and h,r tale I t
RELPkN A Mll.I.BR, |
R* Oarsar Pearl and Ohr| M.
MEDICAL.
BALTIMOHi; L4H K HOSPITAL,
■"’“•■'■''-is'uftsisff’
Oonorrhow. Gleets, Pfrtctarcs, Seminal WiUno., Palos m the Lorn.
Constitutional Debility, Impotent/, Witkrsuofthe lu< k-■ iLlmha
AAsctlona of Uw Kidneys, Palpitation of the Heart. Dyspepae/Nan
Totu Irritability, [H.ea me of l*w Head. Throat, Ram or BkiS* and alt
‘hose aarlooa hud mrhuuh.it/ dlaordrrs arising from the a. v CIO-* .
habit, of /oath, which destroy both body atof mind. Ttiase ocr
and ieJltary practices ar. mare fatal to their rtctlma tl.au the song
****** **> of L l/aeae. blighting tl.rtr raw* fwti.
llhbl hopes or anticipations. rendering marriage, Ac..__
tocno men. 1 ■
wye. mUy, who liar, hum the rkum or Solltarr Vice, fhut dr«*|.
fal and data*amiss halda wtilch ■ ■iinaMy sweep- to so untie < .
r.*T*,.U.‘<^**u,t*.°f *“**** mmm •* “>• mom real ted talents and felt
.T**•**• “•A*1* otWrwtae ha.e entranced listening Benaius
25 ^1 s“ fu7llteT'*' " «<>•«-* Uie II ring lye.
MARRIAGE.
X.*r*Kiri£‘ SZZtiZV
•AmM ImamAUldy C'“*OU Df ■,ohMto“| »-■* be restored to pertet
tir** k‘£*5|f an<*** 'b* cmn Of Dr. Johnston mar tall,
flout y confide In hla honor u * fratlruuo. nod coofidaou* rrlw
npon hla skill m ft phyaicinn. ’ U* M/r«l
• . ORGANIC WRAKNRHR
ImmonftUlj cored ftod fuU rifor rvatorad.
dthZ^rtirTJ?!rPSi!.ty. m°^-.rrTqU,rn,,jr t*™ hj iho— whtt h*v«
a ."T* 1 Impropor likdulfvnc^a Y.unir persona ftrr too
excesses from not twin, ...re „f a* dT.adful rooar.
qtiebcsa that may map. Row. who that understand, the sutuei-t
*® d'n* tb»‘ the power of Procreation la hat by
^ w* ‘“proper habits than by the prudent, fie.idy
brlnf drpfircd ih# pi. x-urc of olT«prlnf, thr oi..«t wrioua and
'i‘"UrrtlV •*“P:«“* ><* both body and mind arise. The ./.tern
Iwcomea deranged, the phy.ical and mental posy, weakened, oer
S5? d**P*P“*' P*lp latlon or the hear.. Indigestion, a was
,* ,<Jur!‘. symptom, of cotisumptloo. etc
-fTV* ‘*'be*“l* regular Physician adrertlslng to care
PHeal«OompUlnta- Hi. imwdlr. an,| treatment are cut.rely un
jmown to aU othm prepared from a life spent Id the great H..sp.
??**** ^yepr yid the Arm In this country. .. England. Prance,
the Bleckley of Philadelphia, Ac., and a more extensive prratlceiban
any other Phye.rlaalu the world. Hi. many wonderful ure. and
a‘^“ Myorteut IMrglcal operations are a .ufBcient guarantee to the
Ih^M4 t. n*?T Wh° Wl*** *“ •** ’Pvwldy and effectually rwtleeed.
f^h. fn^appf, ,rtai‘1* ■“»*"“*•.-h» only ruin their
* *oith PKkDERifK n-Rrrr.wn hand uj, go
ingfrom Baltimore street. Seven doors from Uie corner
“r P*r“cu‘*r ohserruig the name and nuustier, or you will
mi.iate the place. m
Ju^ take NOTICE Observe the name on, the door and Win
A Clink WARRANTED, UR No CHARGE, IN PROII ONE Tu
TWO DAT.*
so urnrruY ok s a vskocn PM cos r.sici>
„ DR JOHNSTON,
Member of the Royal i ollege of Burgeons, l,ondon, rradutls from
w of the moat eminent College, of the lulled Htates, and tie- greater
VT, " ,:*r *'? bl* l?*n ■P'"110 ‘he Hospital. Of Umlun, Pari.,
I blladelptila and elwwhere, haa effected aotue of the moat salon isle
log rurea that was ever known. Many troubled with ringing In the
ears an-l head when asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at sad
den sounds, and bashfulne.., with derangement of mind, were cured
iRUMifttrlj.
A CERTAIN D1REA8R.
When the ml^ulde.1 and imprudent votary of pleasure And. he
has Imbibed the seeds of this painful dlmass, it too often happens
J^*1 *p ‘‘‘diased sense of shame, or dread of discovery, deters Mm
[r.““ ^PP**l“* J® tl“^* •ho, from education and res pec tabl' ity, can
”°°* befriend him. delaying Uil the constitutional symptoms of this
horrid disease make their apfe-aranrr, Such ul erated sore throat.
"<>“• nocturnal pain, in Uie head and limbs, dimness of
sight, deafness, nodes on the shin boors and arms, blotches on the
i'.,i extremities, progressing with frightful rapidity, till at
lV* 1^* pulate of the mouth or the bones of the no*e fall In, and U.e
becomes a horrid object of rommtsera
Usm, UU death puts a period to hla dreadful • offerings, by sending
“That bourne from whence no traveller returns."
thJrnlTin^ J°"?'7ON I’M*" hlmaalf to prryrve
the most inrtnlabl, yerwy; and, from hta extensive practices In the
Brat lloepltalg In Europe and America, he can cuuAdsnU; room
disease ^ ’V*cAt cur* **th* unfortunate victim of this horrid
It U a melancholy fact that thousand, fall victims to this dreadful
complaint, owing to the unskllfulneos of ignorant pretender., who,
b* .,K* “** of l*1*1 dr'»dful poison, mercury, ruin the constitution,
and either tend the unfortunate sufferer to an untimely grave cr else
- , ^ take PARTICULAR NOTICE.
A* Wt“ lDian^ by
. T^T "7 th* "*‘1 *na melancholy effect. produced by ear
y hal.Ur ol youth. »W WrU,™ of the Rack .mfESTStoil
Ihr Head. Dunnes' of Sight, Los. of Muscular Power, Palpitation of
the Heart, Dysprpala. Nervous IrratlbUlty, Drraogetaent oflhe Di
feettee Puncttons, General Debility. Symptom* „f CouaumaUon Ac.
_ , , , _ MlTNTALLiV '
The fearful effect* on the mind are much to be dreaded- Loa* of Me
mory Umfudon of Idea*, Depression of Sptrlu, Kell' foreboding*.
A eer* Ion to Society, Self D.strust, Lore of Solitude, Timidity Ac are
•oroe of Uie evil* produced 7 *
Thousands of persons of all ages can uoa jadfs what 1* the -niwr
° frk declining health, is—g their rigor. *' rsanni wee* ,
•m4 ewtaclated, base a atagular appearance about the ey—, co«Sh
and tyrnptor.it „f consumption.
_ . MARRIED PERSONS,
°T “irr ron(t.ml*Utl"f marriage, h-lng aware of physical weaknea..
bealitl imn>rdl*te,T fonsult Dr. Johnston, and be restored to perfect
DR JOHNSTON'S IN VI GO RAT 11 Nt^ RKMKDV fOR ORGANIC
Be thD great and Important remedy, weakneat of the organa are
epmlily cured, and full rigor rmtor-l Thousands of the most ner
««•«-} *h" ha.1 lost all hope, hare lawn Immediately
. 7.1*, * Impediment* to Marriage. Physical or Mental dwouali
acatloi, Nervous Irritation*, Trembling* and Weakness, or eahaJatlon
of the most fearful kind, speedily cured by Dr. Johnston
. iYOUNG MEN
", _ h‘r'lnJ^Tl ,hem*elve* by a certain practice Indulged in when
tKUnrw * f'ciucnUy learned from rrll companions or at school
the effects of which are nightly felt, even when asleep, and. If not
cured, render* marriage Impossible, and destroy* both mind and
body. Should apply Immediately.
*rP*!y ,b*‘ * yo?n,t ,h« »“>P« of hi* country, and the
darting of hi* pareuu, .hould be anatrhe.1 from all prospect, and en
joyment* of life, by the consequences of deviating fn.m^the path 'of
,n *W‘*‘“ •*Cr'‘ b‘b"- prtkontkbefore
. _ marriage,
•hotdd reflect that a *ound mind and body are the moat neewssare
requtaltes to promote connubial happiness. Indeed, wit}.out il.es/
the Journey through life become* a weary pilgrimage, the prompt
hoyJ.y.'Jnrkent to the stew; the mind becomes shadowed with despair
andailed with the melancholy reflection that the happlnea* ofam*h
«r becomes blighted with our own.
OFFICE NO. T SBUT1I FREDERICK STREET,
All MROICAL OPERATIONS performed BaLTJM°^ Ma
-UK B’ Lrl '^ f*,‘e delic*cy prevent you, bat apply immediately
either personally or by letter. '
aV SKIN !>I£EABEF speedily cured.
TO STRANGERS.
Tl.e many thousand* cured at this 1n*tltutlonJwlthln the laat 1*
years, and the numerous and Important Sorgtcal operations per
formed by Dr. J., witnessed by the reporter* o'the papers, and many
other person*. notices of which hare appeared again and again be
fore the public beside* hi* standing a. a gentleman ol ch^racGr
and responsibility, I* a sufficient guarantee to the afllicted
, . . t . take notice.
It I* with the greatest reluctance that Dr. JOHNSTON permit* his
card to appear befsrr tbe public, deeming it unprofessional for a
physician to adeertlse, but unless he did so. the afflicted esnecialle
stranger*. could not fall to fall Into the hand* of the many Impudent
and unlearned imposters.with Innumerable false names,or combined
2“ic‘,hrT”' •*»nning «h**c large cities, copying Dr. Johnston'* a”
| Advertising ihemselre* as physician*..erate, ,hal
low-bralned fellows, too laay us work at their original trade with
r V!7-l^°|ll f*‘ h*y°n,< lhr hralr- ml‘°- tnr «»>• pin-pose of*enttTlng
ai»4 deceiving, carry on five or nix ofllcw, under a* many different
fal«e n*roe« »o that the afflux stranger vamping one, ta tore to
tumble headlong into the other. Ifnorant t|uacke with enor
mous lying certificate* of great and uteondiM curve from pvreoni
not to ^ feundwho kvrpyoo taking large battle, of Llonricfwtier
°f fl !hj *2? compounds, canning
prepared to ltnpo*r upon the unfortunate and un*u«prrting Trlfiln*
™on"' or *• lh* *nuUlret fee .-an be obtained*
7o“w,u'rulu~1 ... y°-■*»
It is this motlee that lndu.-e. Dr. J. to advertise, for hoalonrean
curr you. T- tho*e unacquainted with ht* reputanon hr deem* it
officeFl^ *** ^ hl" ,’rrdrr‘l,*u ur «ilplMMe always hang la hie
. received unbw po«t-pak!. and ronUIMng a rtamp to be
uavd for Ibv reply. Pt-r«*>n» wrltuig ehoukl state agr, and vend that
portion of advr-rt lee mem describing «/mptora». aplfl Uly
aDwaan t aoaiVMti*
LAIIIM.Y A KOlll n su>i
bK4Dr.4TEs OF THE PHIL4DELPHI4 COLLEGE OF
PHARMA i * r. PR A i rii'A / t HK MISTS A .V/>
PH a RMA 4 ’Jrr mrv 4
Orrt-R la rountry phyMrian. and famllt*' a perfectly „
k "! I*"" »**• reliatde MKDIOINdC
jojrethrr with Scaouro.'. | PutVMBy, y.acr iw
Otft f*". an*I *H other thlnfw In the Drug line, which thew will
*•11 on the t* «t term*
^ Chemiral and Pharmaerutlcal Preparation* made to order
and «eot to aur part of the c«*untry
.. . LAIDLEV A ROBINjhiN,
JJ 1' Dn»*tOlN Franklin atrweta, Riehtawnd.
4tTllU.tKICW MI'^yTtSfoV^w HANTS,
W H Main mrtrt, mrkmowl. Fit.
ILL *1ee their undirlded atuntlon to all ulr< of Real and
Personal Rafale, aalr of linuaahold Purnlturr, Stork. 11 ood■
s;,;.'c.^,:'w^v.,;""Veu,**Won **u,urw °f
^''rnrhl^rb..'^-^^"^^ *
■fahoyatiy and Rotewood Wardrobe.
I><ai. k,. . , „ Marble and Mahogany lop Oablneta.
RMehoa/de and Waenatanda
J'l'"'1'. ^Pr'n« N”'*«fa.. T-«e a Tetea, Dir ana and l^anfe,
Sprint teat Parlor, Can. and Windaor Chair* *
Sprint Cur'd Rook, re, Socle hire, Whatnot,.
Aleo, a hevnif.il annulment of Chamber Setta, nwelher with a
funeral aaaortment of lloaaekeeplnf Qott.ll
The city and country trade are Inrlted to examine our rollucliou
» V :r:;',r';rB,D*d ,0 *■ *• * man mfT.no. o. ,S? ’
r. P^UROR. JAMES N 8HINR
Tiir.n** M. HKR.PK,
AUCTIONEER,
OFFICE AT UEO. J. 8CK NEK'S,
NO iO PEARL STREKT, RICHMOND. AIKUIMA.
w'" utlend to the «*lc of
JUAL ^‘T^.n^rerr^^^^MRRCHANDISr,
AOHM C. IHArtRi
TAILOR ANP PRAPRR,
____ BXORATOI RULDINO,
mmwnr-e r.'DC,T*7T* 'T,,IT »'<W»r>. eiuWfl.
VT/'
ruria w, aaraaa , _
URINRAA IPriniOT,
O._ PRACTICAL PPPOOISTS,
f?l?*'** umortment of fenulne Medicine., al
•ay. food! and a treat earlety »f Paney artVIe., Perfumery.
»C , *i price, at low a. Owy can he bur; nt ln the die ’
J*** ORt BRS A APPfRSON. No bn Broad «
* I I. I I A N l|T ri,RR,
ktwcn. itftn, iRe>ariR »wn ot«Lit is
PAINTS, OILS. LI,ASS, AND ARTISTS MATERIAL*
WIIOI.IESALI. ANP RPTAIL.
IS® Jfttfa Urnf, McAmtmd, Fa. yel,
ItSRPH ( I R *• s * r *7T
arrt taaoRa to
THOS J, (ARSON ft (0.,
__Uoiit STRtrr, daltjmorr, md
W I’s T i it* i'iioih (| «>n i.Miuii
|W* COMMISSION MPRCHANTH, and Prater. ,n Pork Urd.
W Order. ra.pMlh.Uy wtrlM. Jall- tm
PM I UnDIHK Hli \MH| u.
of superior quality, for nle whotreale or retail by
u,4 • ft. T. WINSTON A CO ,
__ Cornsr Cary and lAlh Wreet.
I ONSUUUN MHOR N kTIM T.
J eery sorter ( T WINsfos AW.
-S'__ Corner Cary and tilth Mreeta
HI* nriRBWHIHRJ
i fjround Alum Ban V.wi ... uu.
’ Tsaoora' OH-OB MS. - for sa|r by
* *• UATINpORT, ALIAS A UO
K1C II MON I) WHIG.
THE OF ATIO.INTO .IR, I'lLL.VOKE.
ENTHUSIASM OF THE PEOPLE.—ELOtfUENT
, SPEECHES.—FILLMORE'S “WELCOME HOME."
asstrai. ar iLsiox.
! This being the banner town of Orleans county, tbe
j *hirh welcomed Mr. F. >u very large. Cannons
were fired, bells lolled, and Hags were displayed. The
ntlumre and Doweiaon Clob numbering some SuO people
f met hiin al the depot with their magnificent silk banner,
i containingou one aide rery correct portraits ol Fillmore
I and IfonalJssai, and on the reverse side the inscription—
BEWARE OF FOREIGN INFLUENCE.
Mr. Fillmore watbilrMund to tlie crowd by Mr. Wm.
H. White, after tbe cheer, had partially subsided Mr
F. spoke in substance*. follows; —
wa. riLUtona's Bxri.r.
There were peculiir relation* existing between him and
hi* Iriend. in that beautiful village. He could not lorg. t
that it wa* they that more than teu years ago first coupled
hi. name with the highest office within the gift of the
people. He never had and never should cea*e to remem
ber that far with peculiar gratification ami pride. In re
ferenre to the confidence w filch they had been please.] to
express in him now. aa well aa the satisfaction with wbicti
tliev regarded his acta while administering the affairs of
the government, he would sav that when he entered up
on the discharge of the high dutie. of President, lie found
the country convulsed on the exciting topic of -laverv. A
series of measure* calculated to restore peace, vet not in
all respects shat he would have been glad to have «eer,
passed by Congress, were et>acted,and be left it hi* solemn
duty to give them hi* official sanction. It wa* not by the
influence of any one party tlist ihwe healing measure.
I were carried through. It was bv the aid of national men
I and conservatir*. of all parlie* —ol Whig, ami Democrat.
—that the country wa* again restored to |ieace, and to
i them equally belongs the credit. He then finuly hoped
, that that peace would not again lie dis urlied. But on hi*
, return til hi* country he found it ronrulsed again, and
! threatened with tbe direst consequence*, through the re
peal of th.Me measures, and the breaking down of a com
promise that had roec so much hltor ami anxiety. Mr.
Fillmore said it had lieen truly remarked that while
abruad he liad opportunity of comparing other countries
with hi* own, ami he could aay that no where did lie find
a country that could compare with Western New York
with yoar own (Means County. (Applause.) No where
else is there so much intelligence, so ranch virtue, so
much industry, so much solid prosperity, as in our own
free country. He had seen much of sunny Italy where
f,neMheod denied the /*..tJe liberty, and the Bible—where
they were lowered and crushed beneath a despotism that
was strongest where the people were leas educated Be
thankful, therefore, iny friends, said Mr. Fillmore, that
you are permitted to lire in this happy and prosperous
land, for which our forefather, fought, and bled and died
Be vigilant, and ever watchful, that iuternal dissenaious.or
niUgoremment doe. not divide you into fragment* and
destroy yonr prosperity.
Again thanking hi* Iriend*, Mr. F. retired, greeted with
the most enthusiastic applause and cheers of the audience.
THE ARRIVAL AT LOCKPORT.
The train reached tins place at ten o'clock and thirty
minute*. The number of person, who had assembled to
meet and welcome Mr Fillmore was not less than three
-. .... wa- announced nv tile tiring of
cannon, ringing of hells. Ac. He was escorted in a tri
umphant manner by the citizens of Lockport, preceded by
the l ontincnt.il* of Syracuse, (which company, at the so
licitation of the citizen* of Buffalo, with their excellent
bra** band, accompanied Mr Fillmore W> Buffalo) a* an
WPOft.
After marching through several of the principal streets
of the village, the procession proceeded to the “American
Hotel, where- arrangement* had been mad.- for a splendid
dinner.
L'poti arriving at the hotrl. and all upon the fine of
march. Mr K. was greeted with lo-artf. lt enthu-uu-m. He
wa»conducted to the balcony of the hotel, where, upon
presenting himsvif, the applause and cheers were deafen
ing in the extreme.
Upon quiet being sufficiently restored to lie heard Ex
Governor Hunt, of N'ew York, (fr.x-ee.ied to introduce
Mr. Fillmore to the multitude that had assembled in the
street (certainly not less than 50.>0)
Mr I-sllmore rcplied^o the greeting in au appropriate
anu eloquent manner.
ARRIVAL HOME.
The train hove in sight of Buffalo about a quarter to
four o clock. The event wa* announced by the roar of
cannon and the ringing of uearly all the church and pub
lic bells of the city. Upon the arrival of the train within
the deport of Buffalo, the crowd which had asaembled
within and around it was far beyond computation Cheer
after cheer ascended to the heaven* from the vast popu
lace as Mr. Fillmore left hi* car, and walked through the
depot to his barouche.
The procession was certainly one of the largest that we
ever witnessed, (and we have witnessed not a lew.)
Along the line of march, nearly every building was
decorated, from the roof to the sidewalk, with banners
drapery, flags and decking* of all kinds. Telegraph poles’
church steeples, shops, stores, hotels, printing office*'
slopping, and m snort nearly everv place wheie human
ingenuity could place gay and national decking* was co
Vercl with them. The street* were literally ,trewn with
banners, bearing all manner of complimentary tuscrintion*
to Milled Fillmore, flags. A,-., which hud' been strung
across the streets along which the iiue of procession lav
From all public, and many private building*, flags wen
displayed. In fact, we never beheld an ovatioT in anv
city, or on any occasion, that held anv comparison to the
one in Buffalo on this occasion. Our pen falls, incompe
tent to give any adequate conception of the magnitic. i t
ovation; in tact, it wa* beyond all that we had ever ima
gined could l>c gotten up, no matter what the occasion
The line reached from Erie street to Maine ; up Maine
to Genesee, and tbence to within a block or two of Niag
ara Square—a distance of over two mile*—the military
and firemen eight abreast.
At the Park the crowd was beyond any computation
but certainly could not have been less than 10,000 peo
ple. The. streets, house tops, windows, an.1 in fket ,.v,.r»
conceivable place where a human being could poaaibie
-tand or sit. wa* crowded witn people, men, women and
children. The ladie* turned out in immense Dumber*
and greeted Mr. F. with their happy nuiles.
Upon the arrrval ol the proression at Niagara Square
Mr. Fillmore wa* conducted to the large platform which
had been prepared tor the occasion, and most beautifully
decorate with flowers, banner* and flags. An arch of
flower* ha been fixed in front ol the step under which Mr
Fillmore wa* seated. Upon hi* apiiearanc on the platform
cheer alter cheer were given by the delighted (mpulace
for their favorite son.
After the procession bsd all passed, thirteen young la
.lie* from 15 to 8 rears of age, and U-uutilully dressed in
white, each prepared wito a magnificent bouquet of
flawer*, were conducted to the stage and introduced to
kin. XX t...n lU, I-,..I.—,.I Ik. i_I a_.. .
offering, Mr. f. had a kind word of thanks lor all but the
youngest,|a twett little ehild ol :t years, her he caught in
his ariu« and raising her up aflWtionli embraced her amid
the applause aud rbeers of the audience.
This incident, although inaignifieant in itself, served to
show the feelings ol' the kind father who has within the
pact ft or 0 yeses lost his wi£> and otilv daughter.
wttxotf* snnatwa ar navar w.'aoqaas, cso.
After order had been partially restored. Mr. Henry W.
Rogers, a prominent democrat of Buffalo, came forwatd
and welcomed Mr. Fillmore in the following address:
Mb. Fiumobv Your ndghboi* and friend*, reprvson
fed hy a committee ol citiwns and of the Common Coun
cil of the city of Buffalo, have commissioned me to ex
press to you, on jour return to liie city of your residence,
their friendly greetings. Thia agreeable duty I gladly
perform, and in their name and on their behalf I do now
extend to you a sincere and hearty welcome [Cheers.)_
Your ipialitic* a* a neighboror and a citizen; no less than
yonr distinguished public earner, have elicited for you
on this occasion, a spontaneous expression of affection
and regard , and it i* cause for gratulation that this rc
r> ption. wiiliout distinction of sect or party, generously
extended to a cili/cn sustaining in aotne sen*.' partizan
relations. This, sir, happily illnstutc* the liberal feeling,
good feeling and justice of men who*c education grow out 1
of and bavr their foundation in free and liberal inatilu
lions. Keen our graceful little daughters, catching the
impulse that moves the popular mind, hasten to do you
homage. [Immense applausc.J Not many year* since,
you entered our city a* yon have to-day, amid the roar of
artillery, the ringing of bells and the joyous shouts of our
i-ititons. [Cheer*.] You were tlieu the incumbent of
the highest office kuown to our constitulioii and go
vernment Yon come now, clothed with no fa rig
»•<« of office. In the simple character, of a private
citizen ; and if may well be to You a source ol high
gratification that the demonstration of respect, which
greeted you then, arc still more imposing now. ,
[Cheer* and applause J During your absence from the i
country, wc have not been inattentive observers of the
respect and consideration that have hoen paid you, by '
mur Intelligent countrymen resident abroad, and by the i
fistinguisbed p-rsona connected with the several court*,
which it ha< ticen vour privilege and pleasure to vieit. ,
[Applause] knur unostentatious movement* have ea
vecially attracted onf attention and commanded our rew- 1
i>ect. Men of sense, in the «M world as well as the new 1
teve fully appreciated the simplicity and dignlt* of vour
leportment, [applause! and w.- arc proud to avow that
rotir Intercourse with the illustrious »ntt enlightened men ]
>( F'impc. thus eharactc fixed ha* rr gee ted honor and lu* <
re upon our country and Its institution*. [ Applause ] J
ITon have had an opportunity. and have not failed to con ]
r**t and compare the government* of the Old World with i
hat of your own country ; and we will not doubt that vour 1
o irtdence in the ultimate success of the great ctperiment J
>f a government baaevl on the popular will, has been there- t
>y Materially strengthened amt confirmed. Of your pres
•nt ralation to public and political affair*, I do not propose
o speak It la well understood, and no fastidious ilelica- I
•y should attempt to conceal it, that in reference In jaw i
lain important and vital (questions agitaxinc the public
mu.< toj. and a large class ofynttr fellow citizens (««*)!
! included] ••litertain conflicting opinion*. A ■*-1~iitn of
these question doe. no. therefore pretMn this newton.
But your administration of the Friml ti.reem.meM hr
long* to the prat. and it. history is written [Cheers 1 It
1 *i,h • conservative and national cliararted that
I CMUengci the mip#*ct of nil JumI umJ ‘ BliihttiM-d Mktthi
| and your i ountrro.cn will ooutinw. to recur to it with pa-'
tnol«e pride. Too .ncwaM to the Presidential offfoe.
ami entered upon the discharge M its dutie. In troehious
i tune.—the I rhon was in peril. I should be tab* to mv
•“•If, unjust to you, sir, and tart Ideas to three whom I rep
; resent, when speaking of your administration, were I to
pasa unnoticed tlie important part von acted in bringing
about the compromise measures of 1850. (Appiaree]
It is not >o lie forgotten that envy and —dignity mm^M
your mutt res—that you were .inserted by fonwr polidral
associates and friends, and that in tile midst of a pop
ular excilement and clamor that bianrlied the cheek of
many a patriot, ym. .too./ /MrW, amH (irmly A* tk.
b "ton. [ long applause.J Justice to others, and among
the illustrous dead, require, me to add, that around that
L mon. side by side with rou, stood Clay, and W. hater
and Ihckmson, anti Caa*. whree deetls like tours hate he!
emue the coiumon)herilage of the Republic and are indel
Itily written in its history. All honor to tou. Sr, to them
and to other statesmen, who holding direr*.- political and
party mews, stood together in that struggle for the defence
of the Constitution 1 [Cheer*. J In your peremal recces#
and in tout fortunate career aa a public man, sour fellow
citizens and lormer constituents, restricted hr no party
hue*, feel a just and an honoeaiiie pride. Vour pmeres*
has been marked by unusual industry and seir-relianre,
a most usetal I.—on ol encouragement, especially to the
young. , From huml.le birth and small Iwginning* tou
have 611,.h| the highest station upon .-arth. The mothers
ol Erie l ounty, and other Stales, will hereafter point their
son* to y our example, as a triumphant illustration ol whal
mrtuotta conduct and untiring effort nut. arcomplisb [an
plan*.-] in a gun-mn. nt whore honors are within the
reaeli ol the rich and the poor alike, and whose tavnra and
Uereiog, like the dews of Heaven. foil eon all* upon nU -
In conclusion, sir, I cmgnitulaie you upon tour tale re
turn to yo«ir native land, and wishing rou mint tear, of
health and happiness, I again greet vou with a cordial wet
come home. [Cheer*.]
the kx-vresi dirt's axswxB.
Mr. Vdlmorc. iu response, said
Friend, red FeUnw ntizen—I receive thU eloquent
congratulation upon my return, front vour appointed or
gait, with mi ordinary sentiment* oi gratitude, and I return
you ray heartfelt thanks for tips welcome to my home
No man. unless he has been separated from those he loves
raret dearly and from the country which he value* above
pnee. can tell how sweet it i* to re-visit hi* home and
lus friends after an absence in a atrange land and among
a strange people. While wandering, sir, over the various
countries of Europe, looking „ its ferttfo field, inTa“
parte, and at those which are blighted in others, wit
nessing here the pomp aud apleieior of her Court*
and there, the squalid poverty and the suffering* of toil
many of her people my mind ha* often turned with year
mng to my home m Western New York, and I have lon
ged for the opportunity of once more liehoiding thU bean
tiful queen City of the Empire State and ol breathing again
the fresh air that blows from her lakee.
* receive your congratulations, mv fellow cilisen* aa
friends, and not as politicians. I m^d not. however.'dis
guise the fact—for it has tint been disguised bv my elo
quent friend who has welcomed me— that it has bren mv
--.mice III me gm ot this great repub
lic^and I cannot doubt ll.at that tact bad much to do in
producing the vast congregation I no* see before me .and
in prompting this pleasing demonstration on niv return
among you. Indeed I can account for it in no other wav
It is true, I did hope there were those who had an afre
Uoruite regard for me in the city of my residence, but
could I ever conceive that I ahould be the recipient ol aneh
congratulation* as these*—that I should heboid surh aright
as this on uiy return' My friend who haa *> eloquently ad
dressed me, lias made reference to my early history. I
trnsi. therefor*** I may tie pardoned for tbs apparent
egotism of alluding, myself to that subject. M v career haa
been quite as miracnloua and myaterioua to mv self as it
can be to any others. 1 came to this citv .15 yean aro, a
-V—« strippling.for the purpose of finishing my education
Mid finishing myself for the practice of the law. When I
hail received mv diploma I had Dot the confidence to com
roei.ce uiy career here. I aaw men arouud me in the pro
ol marked ability and distinguished position, and I must
(onless that a want of confidence in mvself deterred me
from entering the professions! arena with such a« these —
I went, therefore, info a neighboring village to pursue mv
occupation of the law. I labored there at longs. Jacob
<lld for Rachel—(daughter and applause]—and ihen i
ventured back to the city. From that dav to this inv fa,,
tune, my fellow citizen*; has .been bound up in voure I ap
plause; I and if anything in my subsequent career b« re
fleeted honor on myself, it has reflected the mine honor
upon you. [Applause.]
There is one recollection, that above all other* is nrised
mei.r A,i!lol,Ktl * b*ve l.-en a party candidate
for public office, and hare been oppoaed—xnd verv pro
periy opposed —by those who held different political opin
ions to my own. It is due to them, an well aa to mrseff
to my that while I represented you all for If yea re in
Congrem and Legislature, and all that I ever did, no vote
that I erer gave received the censure of my political on
pom-nts. [Applause.] 3 ^ "P
It is due to them K/say that I feel gratitude to them
witlun my heart, and that this consideration forma no Kl
tie inducement to rue to return to HufUlo, where I shall
probably end my day*. [Applause.]
Vour eloquent chairmen has alluded to the fact that I
have l«en travelling foe some time in a foreign counter
It has been my fortune or my misforfune while there to
see Koyalty on several occasions when it has called forth
such enthusiasm as it can command, but you must pardon
me fin- saying, that though I have beard the cheer.riven
to order, and the music made to command,! vet feel prou
der at this spontaneous expression of the friendliness of a
people with whom I have spent thirtv year, of mv life
than I should to be received aa Ijueen Victoria was re
ceived in Pan. by the French nation [I heere and »p.
pl.use. ] 1 regard this, my friends, .. tile prou.few .lav
1 ,eel* ,nd«Hl: *> overwhelmed by vour kind
ocas, that I cau scarcely give utterance to my feelum.—
Lxhausted as I am by a week of continued excitement
following close opon a fatiguing sea voyage, I can oolv
•ay to you that you have my cordial and grateful thank,
for the flittering reception you have given me and that
next to gratitude to that Divine Providence which has
gunled me in my journey and brought me safely to it* end
is my gratitude to you. my fell..* dtiaens, for making mv
return to ray home as pleasant. [ Applause. ] Mar Heaven
blew* you all and n-ward vou youaa deserve Wav I he
permitted to remain with you until I sleep here ifo- rice,,
of death, for to you and to you alone I trust my repute
tion and my happing hereaA*r. r
At the conclusion of hia address, Mr Fillmwrc was ara.n
and again welcomed by the cheer, of (be ro.iltitu.fe Tine
times gi ven ami. I the tiring of cannon and ringing of church
bell*. He was again conducted to hu carriag. afte.
having been met and shaken most cordially by the’ band
by a Urge number of his personal friends. The Ibis
",rTI" u' *'lU >"«• proceaaion conducted Mr F to hi«
pnaale reeidancn in FrankWn Street. It wi, with the in
m.Mt .K8ici.lt. tliat Mr. F. could continue to .haka hand.
* ".r Hoe heater, in eonae<|uenee of hia right hand
•n. arm heroming ran lame and |>alnlnl frvn (he thou.
“ *»•* received ainre lint landing Ir,
ARRIVAL OF THE (AT AIM
Uam !!!“*' PATS LATRg FROM KRCOPR.
,n"' Ur,,"~'-w,,h
Political **»►- pmeralty are quiet
— - oommbhctal luruuuaKNci
Tie Brokara Circular quota aa Mm1 " -- _
paced buoyant ,mlHotaVhc.TT frouT^eeJ^L TSZ*
price, brio* unctunf l ’ * 'rota the prarloa. adrtaaa
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ban .allera M tel and yellru at. Cl -anV wvi^i^’ 5JT"
kl Tha rnarhat to.m* qulat at the*, quotation.
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M aav M t.aar -London, Jou. j ,._Tha ttuoaa >e.e u ^
liar,»ed but .Itfhily more acllra (told arrTeZ“.! I“
tun m lb. Ba.k t.a. l„mM tSTo...., Cou"uJitJTt « mi
Itatad, butuo •cecum art quota! at NS VIS
• 551 B'1 * *°°* 1aoU‘ Caitat • tat a. Pi (bond.) of turn >ea
.oltat Stair. ft atork of I at?. 9 at ’«**|i«^Pm,.„i.kl 5?
humiat TtaTS ; Maryland ». ,hmd“ ."7? ' •*
OKSRBAL Vktva
Th. nauayanaralty maMag |. anlinportaal
The aacHaaiena tn Pnflaed cunaaquaat upon Mr 8-aa
^jgwssjssratt asrssttaa
h«t»'>,a aomioatlou for tha Pr.ud.ncy had utadakul BMta
mn* •>*f •ddmm. m iMa,
Mr Bums, motion In tha K uaa* af Common, ,o~m~ ,a*
tu*ar^eu« dt« "Ittaa. and tu uhlnh it uaa .jmnal la^TpsItata
ta-. lain tuay a.„kt h, defbttad and rmtabifkmn a
oveaar, awraty a rumor i.uuautetaea Thin uaa
'Wf* taahm nemau *
orre-tat fctaaao **HvoorViy .f *, toW„ ptaltlrm a <uL at
jzxz.si.'z
. pay B* ratoeidth. a.rd taTuTST- SEJTShJJSSrtB
>»<*»■ ~ - raeafra - - |»n j | *2
, 1*»1 lal—The Afaaauuhuaetaa Atueriean Ukalu
"ttrontifii ha* ratifie.l tha noaiinaMon ni > ™»mi ha a
otc of ttO to 197 lor Fillmore. The kilUnore ata. •
Wl hold a aeparatc cooventioai thla aaanmg

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