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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
TERMS:
.a r.« .noons. Semi Weekly, #o . Weekly, #3 bl
I**- * r‘* V Rew.uancr* may be made at the rlak of the
*».'• * . iaso where aetdeuc* U taken on the depusit of a
1Hb.»*!.V- o9* containing money,
letter It ' ••* apyUTUUOU.
, (10 Kneel or lew. on* Insertion . JJ
0»« Hsk*’ *. . .j.ntlonal laeertloB . «
One month Without alteration..f• *
•VU Jo do .w '*
P. do Jo .*11*
Tweiee do do 2
••
T#.|v m o tha... .. .. ...a* OH
-j,,;uaem. et t. be cond.le.l by the month or year
. i',. Mcma-lpt, or prevloonly agreed upon b.
I dir* *l' %
I |«. en t.t I " , B(,t marked on the copy for a jpeclfled nuai
V* _.o be . rtmued until ordered out, and paymeut
I *«>'
I iv. ’ .. Apcmrrwcwamv—‘To avoid any misunderstanding
;F" •” . ., e.l t l.e-t'.M.ra, it la proper to state fiof/n. f'v.
|«atPe p» :v eaten Is m thetrlmmcdtat* busta**e. Krai
th*!’,,r,' t ,-t. - tdv rtleements »enl by them to be an
'. Vharc' and no eorlatlon.
ac .. . . , ,! . - ,1 .t ents' AJee *ia-ments not to be
_ vr • harye.t at th* usual rat*a,Mb|*c*
i . 1,’e. .1 MM
• . ,. I, ir:v adv. •. -s, generally, engngln* one
Pw * . privilege of chan** , .hall not, on their
O'~ ■' v . week. Insert more than the itowunt
yearly ,. Jt % . t ,.a)„ :.,,ier the contract, ami all *10*W
•».
- . a t .• tS nta
' ' - . ,s for the Aral Insertion. and 50 WkU
T
1 iiiiiswi:_—
>mond lakgi: am* \ttkai tive
OPESIXG OK
DRY GOODS.
mi a a ro\
na vr br*n opening !n part, durir.* th«* put *^, am! by the
*r-*-i* • f—r Se-w York to day will beia receipt of their fall
I 4 , r: *N Ml>« :n N •* York during the past week, all of whUh
u . .,i■ ,ne. ial attention to a large and choice assortment of
! .bracing all grade*, from Th cent! per yard,
t, th ' heat style*
p : ,i a ie* can and French I>« Lalneo
>: ... De Lain. R .l.ea, at very reduced prices
p nt d Trench Merinos
Ki -h Fill I amt Striped Peplina
Vetoura dr Faria
as 1 a v '-at v»H-ty of other new and beiu'lftil fahrlca
s ... aa.ort.neni I f Eml.r*. lerlea w not* complete, amongit them
fren- h Musl’n Co'iar*. at price* much lr*» than usual
Krai Foint Lac* do.
Mal'eae t)o. do.
;* r a‘ v vlnt Lac* Setts, a splendid assortment.
W» are alp) making iarg aa.I.JIti >ns to our
STOCK OF NEGRO CLOTHING:
Large lots of 3-4 and 6 t Foiled Cloth*
SI,-' VI t renl'ehtiary unary*
ghr-p (it ay Satinet*, all .(ualltir*
. > * „ ,
» , , e-ge (lock of Faced Cadi.-** and t'aeelir>*re*. Negro and
Ay HREKPrN A FOX.
% 7, .. atT Bread Sleeet.
,av. FALL. I *•'*!>•
A. I\. 1’AKKKIv *Nc CO
,, . itmkxi ormru an® fauci i»i;y
■ - t large and a
. .. . • FOAF.1..N a i IMMKSTIC DRY ttOOfif, to which
i,
y , It , . F :r• I 'ILK.'
K . Bit - K"s 1>E FI COSSK
•• tin,is Dfc KPSOM, B>r mounting
o ■ tw.. FL.uh -d SILK ROBES
■v.raR h f r- 'll K ROBES
R.*Pv • C • Pr tf.e.1 Mol " LINES
J"..:1N' YALKNT1AS. POLL !>E CHEVRK8
p , p- • 1 MEJUNutS
H.,h» Mk. KINOES
Black «Ufc>EUSES
JI k H !'( V/.N-' Cl ick ALPACAS
fl.tril' CAiMIMEKRS .ndVKSTINUS
M i. i -4 Heavy »V1 d.K|> CLOTHS
W , ... . .'ATI.MlIS, LINSEYs, Ae.
?• 1 B aaAru
an. *e and ('■lore.I Servant’* VltNKKTS.
B T V.ih - I eery .-I.- u.u.iliy k-pl In a flrat-claaa Pry Oo.Ja
*jt B u*e Ad*f we wid «ell vrycheap, «e4S—
■ JUSSI CITY .MoriDl.Ytt A.YD PUYI.Ytt MILL.
— OMt\»R OK ORPKNE AND MORGAN STREETS.
JOHN It. FI LLKK, ... Proprietor.
Uw I.JB M.uMl g*. It. V it an.l Ar ddtraee* c-natandy on hand
aa.l w .rked t > order. Ala-, Pew C Kalla and HandR-. .
Is. frooming* of every •:••• • ft n. It* .a k-t». Truaae*. an I a.
Hu la n: Ser..il and Straight Saw „g, it -uae Carving a . Ac Any
Je.;rci pattern worked to order at abort no*iee \\ ood Turning In
» I* br an hew P . . • New.la, on hand
a- t nude i • order, Baluster* of a 1 > t*w and deaertpt > n», Ac ,
« A Mahogany, Hlnck Walnut, Walt, Cherry and PI ae Stall
R. - tawed or verged to order. The prices marked on each pal
j,... , f U.e I ok avt.t to order to any part of the I'nited State*, are
f ' |iy fee* running u.,-a»ure.
\ u O .e of the I arg. a' at ■**« of M .-tMItiga and Trlmm'ng*.
, ; i-tv oi Patter «. ingtiu' . lured of the very heat
aaierl. wiB alvava be found at tlila . jtabUal meat. Planing,
w tk Bcallreta and dewpaich Term* caah.
>,1\ HU ,LI ; allt algo matin : * '-and give o.r.f,cu.,tc
all. uf. •» to l.othic Work, fnr Church***. Public Hull linga, Dwelling
HoUg. a t v. : I. V P'aiura, Ac made to order at »hoit notice,
ii. - tv Picke* E-n-e. A Ae •. dealer it. In.ra, Saahe*
aai Biln te of , ry description,manufactured of ther heat mate
Tla* and warranty I to »U id Iri anv clitu ae B nMerC Hardware,
and* ev»**» 4- ... ,n t) *. ; ... furalidud at the luweat eaat price*.
MarhieUed Iron and s do Mantel*. TerraCotU, Bra.-kett.Trug.ea,
W - i w Capa, Ac *#* [lealgna *nd Uravtnga furuUhe-1 at abort
*.*. - _N*1’- *’’’
11*1 IN Kill FI IT OF Til IlFlll P'» hi- «■
-e
, . JI.HN THOMPSON, ST Ma n at
• TIIF FVRtIFIlk' Hlllll. have made *ke ab. re ea
| i,, , , . wu w--..r The ar • lloul.le Sole*. Sew
-4 ,* . fur Uuniamwo,
Bucher* *a I Teaiueter*. Alvo, a general aiaoituieol of every
atfiM kla 1 worn, cheap at
WM WALSH
PHILADELPHIA
PREMIUM TRUNKS.
JAMKS R BROWN,
Mann fact nrei\
A-SOISTIC TEMPLE,
X). 7‘JI,
CIIK3TXUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
n*iok\ i hifim i n.
( 'UINNKY C I P- '
■ ' CMIM NET CAPS '
■ (?:*) » J * *u;*j !y of th# Above Cip*. for ’♦sir chc ip, At
IK K »-i ► r v PARK .■» IVltrry,
I b®33 orne? of Irfth and Cary ftrrdi
I *»L B. WttUASO. ;*AMCICL V. KK1D
m ii 11 t’h a keii),
ruoDrcE
< 'oinmis.-ion Slerohant?*,
•v r l RX£R R.1/..W T AXl> vSU STRKKT,
< in« Inn iti, Ohio.
*i* rn Produce, an I make
* ii maIi % tie nil r% 4 ouRigunanil* for talc, or
Yl«‘r* liitmliA- bought And St re»loq account of uurcbaerg
•ciF—J*f
DbMUj tiov.
T*^ 8m of C Ht RCH ♦ FI FM!\., L, -hi, |v .IUsoItH by mu
i . . ■ \| >
’ ' M ♦ .... iW<MMhAu*
**'••■* • 1 • » ■ ■ , • ■ r. for ! II 1«« January
£'u FHh.r partner ta autl. r.xvd to .rule the bxsinraa "f th*
v.e .|<f concern. Wlt LIAM B. CHCRCH,
W* P H f MI N'i.
» » H III a. JEW BLBf.
Silver :imi Plated W ire.
K„„ "• »• niKK*,
EM ^nii<t«Bt>y on hand % large and *mplet- assort- ><'"¥
‘ rL‘ • »' . ! t • -u • :n».ra» ing all the V/V
*’■ h' tferu t , h , friends and the public
. v , . t t A t
’ * *,#rrd La? dettc, Jule« Kmrarr, Henry Reynolds Lem »n. J.-s
H. «!•»• k !•
—■ * d ri h l>*mon4 *et finger Rings. Shirt but
• *r.%m nd i*luster and J*tng!e i*»-'ne Br. a«t Pins, for gent*.—
* *'< vM ftmewt of Lvt. *s* ilarbnncle. Coral. IikWa,CHmeo
‘ * "*r Ktr#». ah And h ilnt old Chain B-a.-elet». Chat .*ln
u». Nr., c u< t harm*, *leev- BuM-im*. Shirt Hutto a, Ac ,
* T*« (sublets, Pit-harts, !* »lt Cellars. Cups, Bouquet
'* Kwh Kn..m *■ • K rks. It- rrg Spostu, A»(>* kgWS
\ J" g*' * TuaP’ S i,,r *,%PV m And Forks, fine SUrer Plated
•Joj’fig u. °f -efu^h ibfkrisalg #vai cat sol fall to please *.n
S A MW
J™_ Corner Wain and Pearl Sts.
■EALLi COOS SHOES.
NEW STtH’K
A
* ' ' M- t a v P me Ur-gms, I’* gg‘ d
r ,* ,ri* *hu ^ m<e can *■-» *i»ti.• .1 to sear sell We warrant
»m w> b* superi-.r to any In Richmond. Also, a large »t*H k of
' A ’ t * 'll
tu ‘''I* ■''m w» I'trj i ot twelve month*, without any mending.
£ h »* ar 1 Vt ru-n* 4h.t. • of th- b*t <|uali y.
* av;u all Is »* \ of *he t»r*t or Boots t*» glv- u* a call.
. hKY A1
feh IMI K M HKOlDKIill-y.
■d ll '..U.
R h s-t# polar La r Sleeves and Collars
Rich *rU Huslni cmh'd.Aleeves *nd Co.lars
a let La* - Codars
u<rr Put ■Re.r.u
t Infant* -mb d I'rtsvc
fcta . 4 linen Yokes and Bl-svee
R*' * Lace Veih», a,me e»ua rich
'are cow ► < our »**e of nek droas eilks, Pu| iloi. Valen
Woawaii't Roi.ee, Hcru*os, and all other *• aa-naMe goods, at
') reduced prices. CtlRI^TlAS A LATHROP.
IFFkk. M* • : 1 . • ;; •- r "sa •• V. !• r
" ’ ! A I* B DAYKNPORT
^ - * R^i: lnsv.fsaud f **.• oy
desk R. JoNUi
HI *ACKB \tHTOV BA IT, »■ «u>ee,anTftr sale
by wi Wallace busa
nfR\ Linus no- l atAcnsn
t m .tor. «x, J fv, m.« by
* WU. WALUCf SOfit.
N O riCK.—Dt*«lrou* to do wh%t we can to build up v|j
I our c tv, wr have determined to commence MANU
n . 1\ Till' t'lTY, at rk * I
■I
Uur Mr K bn been ahvent in Europe for the last three
. g nub for our Spring »ale«, and from hi* loog ex*
perienc** h:h1 arll kDovn taste, we exper t to show the most attrac
Uve s»o«*k ever seen in this market By the l»t day of February
w-shv! have in store a superb Spring stock for the wholesale
trade, and we earnestly invite a call from Merchants »ho have
herei*>.-»re N-*rth. Our extensive operat!»ns. Important ad
vantage in Uie purchase of goods, and L«ug experience, enaMe us
• B ■ aa l boat of any house la ths I mob,
I1T shall fhun thbdav .fTer all WINTER CLOTHING at
sm h rWwc. it J.r ,« as wlU make It to the Interest of purchaser to
anticipate their wants.
ja 1 KEEN, BALDWIN A WILLIAMS.
m v a\ ovcin o ir.
VND make your selection from a good stock, having all the re
. quialtes for comfort, durability and accuracy, which may be
found at 111* Main Street.
HI V A DRESS OR BUSINESS COAT,
and be sure to look at the assortment shown at 110 Mih St.; at
the samertssr b»* juttun-d tha* style and quality are points we al
ways try lu haw, of the best order.
BCY A FAIR OK PANTS.
either fan v r black, but be certain to buy a pair of sotre kind,
and then get a p*oJ article, we would recommend 110 Malt St.
BUY A VEST,
Velvet or Casin’ re, silk or Cashmere. Batin or Sattinett, any kind
■. and ruaembev NMAlN STM
town to tua»c v our seiectiolkS. H PM AM *
llu Main 81 •
mi:mici:k* 4>r tiii: u:i;im.ati hi:
WILL FIND A LARHF STOCK OF
S IT KIM OR CLOTHING
AT
SIMPSON A MILLER’S,
119 Main Street.
J. H. SIVl'SON, Richmond. | 11 T. M1LLKR, Nottoway.
HEAD gl AKTEKS
It 1411 MOV II M \l»i: C LOTIIIXG.
MF.MI'.rKScf the Legislature »nd strang.-r* visiting the city
.111 hod hv colling on the subscriber a Urge and fashionable
rfincnt of clothing of hk own manufacture, u low as the saint
, > • w rkmanshlu ubtliil of NoRwi manufactory -
lie h »’* be n manufacturing the larger portion of his work here foi
the put ten v < tr*. and can owure h» customers that they shal
hair Kh h» \ ou>*C: 'tins... tha* »h»ll compare, In every rer
pc t. with Northern w ok they are new purchasing. A* 1 am con
gea 1 luahcttiwlla Rimmon-I aa Iowa*
any city in the I'mon. L B. SFKNCK,
ClolLelr and Merchant Tailor,
dcS No 130, cor. Main and 15th sis.
NKliKU < LtMlIINt. FOR MF.N AND BOVS.
Wchav .r- . f Jr "wr make, a large stock of NF
OROCL0T1I1NO, for both men and boys—Coats, Jacket*. Pants
\ . sts, rts and Socks.which we will «ell at the very lowest price*
For bargains, call on DAKttCOTT, HARRIS A CO.,
No. 113 Wain street.
Successor* to Merchant, Welsiger A Co.
HO* s' OVFRt'OATS! ROYS’ OVFRf'OATN
u v . a .
choice . « i I It 'Vj «»\ KKCOATS. real!'
j„,»d and cheap Thoie of our customers who have been walllin
can Uow be .upptied with tsmrthinr nice. CaH al once.
DARRACOTT, HAKK1* A CO..
No. 113 Main sireet,
de31 Successor* to Merchant, Welsiger A Co.
1139. NOTICE. lilt.
K. D. KEELING.
TAILOR AND CLOTHPER,
So. Uti Mitln Street,
n A* just returned from New York, and i* now prepared to e*
Mbit the m «t attractive *tock of goods that he has ever ha
the pleasure of offering to hi* friend* and the public, consisting it
part of
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
of the new-»t style*, which he will make to order in the most ap
proved manner. Fits warranted to please In all cases,
ALSO.
children's
KKADY MADE CLOTHING,
of every grade and style.
i,KN n.KMKVP PTRNISIIING GOODS,
». P t Dr.»wera : V-rirv
I Sf irta and Drawers, of good quality.
K. D. KEELING, No. 126 Main street
l rid© THE 1*1 It 1.14'. In consequence of the unpreceilent
l ed .uc. ss of "Our Model Shirt," we have made arrange
I menu, (Which was heretofore Impossible, on account of the grea'
I demand in New Y■■rk> to iilwiy* i.ave a large supply of this popn
I Ur Shirt on hand. In every variety of style and quality, so thai
•.hoi sending ord«rs will now have them filled regularly and w t1
I despatch. As we are the sole Agents for this Shirt in Richmocd
I we Would respectfully call the attention of those who Lave not
seen Our Model t an examination, and they will bec< me conrtnc
I ed that i. thi , >/, i A. u ■-J,d.i I mMlJurabU Shirt ever offerer
I v I make ' nnler from icteutifit
Imei.urea at short not-•. and at reduced prices. We have or
, ,, . ■ I, LNTLEMKN P IT It NISH I N(.
GOODS, which embraces everything pertaining to tfie business
I and which wni be offered at greatly reduced prices.
STIIRTKVANT A MAO WIRE,
auh Kw >4 Mala street, Richmond, Va.
/I O KHI ©AT E » AA KOlt.lIT IKON ANli
\ / "IKK i; VI LIN , (Secured by le-lters Patent) Admirably
adapted for end .sing Public Grounds, Cemeteries, Balcony's, Cot
'ages. Ac P* p and Ox Hurdle, Patent Wire, Sacktlng Head
steads, with eveiy i »• rty if Pul ling Iron Ueadsteads and lroi
gurn ' ire patent Wire C al Screens, Ore. Sand and Grave
Screen. Wlr, Netting fo- Mosquito, Sheep. Poultry, and otliei
, i .... Wire Summer Houses, Pancy Wire Work In great va
riety, for Gardens, Ac
M WALKKR A PON'S, Manufacturers,
No 53J* Market, N. E. comer Sixth street, Philadelphia.
ocS—d'.y_
1(H KNM ITItINt;, It K 1. 1. 11 \M.IM.,MLAHI
J PLATING,* —Tbe subscriber has jusi returued from tin
u laid In a large supply af materials o’
g. Bell llangirg, Silver-Pla'
•■<, etc . s«d nvl*e< puhLc alien'!-nt' his business He ha* cm
i : yed tie best wok mm to be had, and Is prepared to make I.
•rder every kind of Lock, to hang Bells In the best manner, and ti
silver Ptatlng in asiv'e not to be surpassed by any establish
,nen* n this country All his work is warranted, or uo sale.
ATT-r ,■ i evjorience of mans years in this city, and an sc
qur nt ,nce sub the heal Lock makers in this country, he llatter
cimse!t «hat he cm give satitfection, both as to workmanship an
price., ail I •* er, fore solicit, orders Irom town ,nd country, whic'
will meet srtth prompt attention.
Persons wtoi ing »o hwre Locks made or repaired. Belli hung It
snr style, or Silver Plating executed In a superior manner, a'e In
cited to rail at hU establishment on the loth stre-t, thtee door
south of Main, whore they will be attended to, at the shortest no
Ucr
Orders from s llstance. sent through the Post Office, will be Im
mediately filled, and Bell hanging d. ne in any part of the country,
at oity prices.
Address WM. W. SNEAD,
Wlver-Piater, I/ick»ralih sod Bell Hanger,
ocl»—dSm lift! Street, Richmond, Va.
UOTfE hi IDE M HOES. -1 have constantly on band o'
my own manufacture, the following kiuds of
Hoots anti Shot*s:
For Lad lea:
Gaiter Roots, with and without he.-l]
Morocco l.aoe Boots, with '* "
Goat Skin " " “ “ **
For lientlemi ii:
Pine Dress Boots
Stout Boots, single and double Boles
Oxford lies and Brogans
For tliwsea and 4'hlldrcnt
Goat and Morocco Boots, aith and without heel*.
For Hoy*:
Calf Brogan* and Oxford "Res.
Por Vrtsni AAoiuen:
Stout Goat and Kip Lace Boots.
For M rtsnl Men:
Brogues and Brogans.
I am nn pared t.i make to order at short notice, any of the above
mentioned kind#. JNO 0. PAGE, JR.,
93 M (in Street,
13 ■ above T. R PRICK v I o
Ih|*K KENT. Ml d.. ua and ropimudiou. DU EL g«j*
* I i o H'd t on Church Hill, beautifully located and
the view unsurpassed. The gmuads emt.race the eulire square
from lira - t . Erankiln. and firnm 2ld to 21th -treet- It wi.l be
,.q lv r.i aired laid the grounds pul In orib r for a good ten
, ,i Pie b’h •ii.liliers.tlo. r oil doilis and gav fixtures will In- allow
, \| ; to 1 AM.KM , I' A V
RLttA L. VAN-LE*
FOR KENT.
flAHEOotl-c - -Vo! ui Mh Street, n entlr occup e I by MR
1 Mr K II P ii ne, « ij inlng Mr It. v. Daniel, Ji ; Ima
-- : -r Apply to 1’"' I * OO .
Or WM I \V*T*ON, Kaq
IHIK KENT. Retaining room for lh* Packet Office, we JR
■* , n rr,.t I „■ b alance of the brick warehouse, «t theln add
.'the Basin . m-r of Canal and 'lh street* TJ.e situation is a
desirable one a feeo and grocery store and lor storage.
Possess!* n g sen January lit, l*4**'
EDMOND, DAVENPORT A CO.
,, usirr'l it ■ OS IT % Paeticu'a* sent free. Agents
" SHAW A CLARK, Bedford, Me.
wwe ANTED -Wanted for tfie ensutug year, a good female
'J • ‘ s N° GoT^N A BOM
rk 00.21 POK RKNT.—A room or. second Ploor over our
fc Store. *d foet long, eulra">Je from Street.
PERKINS a CO., U1 Eagle Square.
»«e ■ vfED. -Wtwsb to purchase a aood cu-k, washer and
>> ir ter. t remaiu In Cecity Kur rttSc' *
Iberal , > f®®? * WINSTON
h*OK KENT One Tenement on north side Badn Dank, ad
J.du.ng if e office of Messrs. Gooch A ReSoto. At'P>, »°
WARWICK A FIARKM'ALE.
age a yfED -4 good hands, to work on Welted D4"”*
g do do do Shoes and Gaiters.
10 good Brogue hands.
Good workmen -ill jet stea l, work ^
POOR W ANTED. WTe wish Vo purchye or Itire, a Jtr*
\^ r iU Cook, wlthi*ut lncumbr%nc«—to remain tnth^H y.^
I.NOH KENT, a haaemrut Store Room In rear of M^sra
l4 A Br^ruifortl, fruutinfr In Lombardy Alley. Kenl
IWaJon given Immediately.^ W,„A„
f IDIEV nOK04TO HOOT'S, Thick Scle*. with and
1j without M.ela, v, y flue an l superior, at yvAI-Sfl’S.
I deifJ -- ---
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MOI. ts\E*. t* Matanaa* MolaaSeS, »f * ,
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OPPOSITION* MEETING IN* PRINCE GEORGE.
At a meeting of the “Opposition Party” assembled at
Prince George Court House, on Thursday, Nov. loth for
tbe purpose of appointing delegates to attend the Con
vention which assembles in Richmond on the 14th De
cember, Col. Williamson Simmons was called to the Chair
and Jas C. Sprigg appointed Secretary.
On motiou, the Chair appointed Dr. A. Ilryant
Dr. A. Shaods. II. W. Harrison,Col. J. Avery and Edwin
V Batte, a committee to draft resolutions expressive of
:he sentiments of the meeting, who niter retiring for a
few moments, offered the following preamble and resolu
tions which were unanimously passed :
H7ierm«, The administration of the affairs of this gov
ernment by the “Democratic Party" has for years past,
produced naught but fraud, corruption, mismanagement,
extravagance and sectional agitation, evils which have
hreatened the peace an 1 stability of the Union and which
ias been brought upon the country by reckless party
leaders, demagogues w ho love powerand place and spoils
uore lhau country ; leaders who have been denounced
■ven bv their own brotherhood ; leaders of false pre
tences ; leaders who promise economy and practice the
most profligate waste ; leaders who in opposition to the
-acred teachings of the constitution would force from its
legitimate sphere the treaty making power; leaders who
lu carrv out their own unhallowed purposes, claim the
jouer to make peace and war, and to use the treasure of
he country without the sanction of anv legislative act,
uni without any regulation whatever by appropriation by
aw ; it behooves all good men North and South, the
conservative elements of the country in whose hinds are
the future destinies of this glorious Union, and who can
alone bv a united opposition arrest the evils which have
so long threatened the peace and prosperity, to merge all
octl prejudices and p wson.il preferences,unite one broad
onservative. national feeling, which can alone restore
peace and harmony to a government which has heretofore
been our pride and ottr boast, and which has challenged
lie admiration of the world. Therefore,
JitnolrtJ, 1st. That we heartily approve of the Con
vention to be held in Richmond, on the 14 th day of De
cember next.
UtmJrtd, I'd. That we deem it best and proper to urge
no preference at this time, or at the Convention to be
ie1d in Richmond, on the 14th day of December next;
nit, to await the action of the N itional Convention, with
ull confidence that the nominee of that Convention w ill
le one upon whom the whole conservative strength of
’.he country can unite, with a determination to do all they
■an to secure his election.
HetoIrtJ, "d. Timt we hail with delight the propitious
-igus ot the times; that the light of reason and patriot
ism, a- is most clearly evinced by the improved condition
>t the public sentiment of Virginia and the country at
large, is guiding the conservative sentiments, North and
.outh, and their great rallying cry is unity of action.—
,Ve, therefore, invite our breihreu of the country, of all
•arties, who love order better than confusion, and w hose
dill in their party leaders lias been shaken by violated
•romises and false pretences, to join us in our effort to
derate to high places men w ho will not, when they pro
nise us bread, give us a stone, or who will not, when
bev promise us fish, give us a serpent.
Utmdved, 4th. That the Chair appoint fifty delegates
o the Convention to be held iu Richmond on the 14th
lav of December next.
Delegate-.—44 m. tree, R 44 . Hobbs, .1. 4V. Temple,
V. E. Baird, .1 D. Moore, 4V T. Smith, Colson I.ivesev,
las. 4Varren, IVtcr Parr, Chas. M irks, Col. J. Avery,
• T Hobbs, 4\\ T McCann, 4V. R. Bowden, 4V. R. Buw
. n- t i? \t;iij tir v r tt w V.
Veils.Marcus (tilliain, K. E. (ireeu.Dr. A. It. Shaiuls.Reo.
’erkiusou, K. A. Batte, Peter Wilkins, Edmunds (Ice,
•Vin. C. Shackleford, T. Adams, M. W. Harrison, I»r. J.
I Hupee, Hr. A. Bryant, K R. Dunn, E. A. Marks. J. A.
I. Heutli, T. W. Simmons, J. A. Marks, Junius Marks,
J. Livesey, Win. Bryant, William Brnckwoll, J. I!
,’ocke, Dr. Osborne, (’ol. P. Baird, J. W. Harrison, J. E
Vver.\ J. II. Simmons, Josiah Harrison, Hesekiali Emo
y, ChiU. If. Scarborough.
On motion the names of the President and Secretary
cere added to the lot of delegates, and the proceedings
if this meeting directed to be published in tin* “Peters
•urg Intelligencer,” “Riehinon 1 Whig,”and “Richmond
Sews.”
MEETING IN GILES.
A large number of tlie people of Riles assembled at
aew River White, 0:1 the *jr.ih day of December, 1859,
o express their indignation, Ac., upon the recent outrage
oiiiuiitted within tin* border ot our Commonwealth by
a band of fanatics from the Northern States.
On motion of Hr. Wm. Eggleston, Win. II. Suidow,
Esq, was requested to act as ('bail man, au l Clns. H.
Peck, as Secretary.
Dr Win. W. .McOomas, lieing calleii upon, delivered
in eloquent and patriotic address, taking a true South*
•m po-ition, which was the feeling ot the assemblage,
udging from the applause his remarks railed forth. The
ollowing resolutions were then offered and adopted
unanimously :
1. A*. Wi rY, That the people of Riles county tender
.oliis Excellency, Governor Henry A. Wise, their thanks
or the prompt and energetic action he has taken in re
ation to the H irper’s Kerry affair, and in the execution
if ill** law and putting the military in a better condition
o def**nd our institutions.
2. AV»../**<*Y, Tint this meeting approve of and trust
•nr Lcsidat tre will adopt the suggestions of Rov. Wise,
n bis Message, as regards volunteer companies.
.'!. A‘r*'Y<*f Y, That a copy of these proceedings be sent
o tin* Richmond ai d Petersburg papers for publication,
itid a copy al*o be forwai Jed to imr Senator aud Dele
gate to l>«* laid before the Legislature. The meeting then
vdjourtied.
WILLIAM II. SNIDOW; Ch’n.
C. H. Pin;, Soc’y.
The same day a volunteer ritlo company was organiz
'd, and elected otliivrs—Win. Egglestou, Captain; C. H.
Peck, 1st L euteuaut; Reo. H. Wei-eger, 2J Lieutenant,
b - tiled ‘S ew Rivet White Rifles.”
MKKriNR IN CHARLOTTE.
At a meeting of the citizens of Charlotte county, ir
espective of party, lield at the Court House of the
•ounty, on the 2d day of January, 1*6", Mr. RICHARD
I. RAINES was called to the Chair, and R. V. Raims
and W. W. Hk.nhv were appointed Secretaries. Tin* ob
ject of the meetitig having been explained by the Chair
inn. it was moved that a committee of thirteen lx* np
Miiuted by the Chair to report resolutions to the meet
ing; whereupon the following gentlemen were ap|M>int
d, viz: Wood Botiidin, Col. James P. Marshall, Win
low Robin- in, Wm. T. Scott, Thomas R. Marshall. t'<d.
Wiltshire Cardwell, Samuel I*. Datiel, William A. Smith,
lohn D. Kurd. Isaac Overby, R. .J. Rauldiug, John R.
Uailev, and R.orge C. Hannah.
On motion the Chairman and Secretaries were added to
the committee.
The committee after retiring for a short time, iiiiaui
tnouslv reported through their t 'liainii.ni. Wood Bouldiii,
risq , tin* lollowing preamble and resolutions;
Believing it to be the right and duty of every people
in times of serious danger to themselves and their iii-li
lUUOU*, lO raevi IU IUUMSCI nil UK- puuiic Kugu, uuu iu
rive expression to their opinions ami feelings, and being
fullv convinced tiiat the present time is fraught with such
b>tiger, we, the people _of Charlotte, in public meeting
a-seinbled,without distinction of political party, do there
fore,
AVuo/w. 1st, That we regard the reeent midnight in
vasion of the soil of Virginia by an armed band of
Northern felons and conspirators, for the avowed pur
pose of exciting servile insurrection, as the legitimate re
sult of the " Higher Law" and anti-slavery teaching of
leading Republicans of the Northern States, and upon
them and their supporters should rest all the weight of
the wrong which has been doue and the lives that have
been lost.
2d. That we regard the Union of these States as it
came to us from the hands of our lathers, the noblest
heritage vouchsafed to man, and our attachment to that
Union within the limits of the Constitution knows no
bounds; but we cannot content for the mere name of
Union to surrender the rights it was designed to secure ;
and unless thu non-slaveholding States shall give us some
//metical assurance that aggression on their (.art shall
cease, and our constitutional rights iu the future be ac
knowledged and maintained, then the time will have
come when it will be “meet aud right and our houndeu
duty” to look within ourselves and beyond the Union for
tint protection which tin Union itself will have failed to
secure.
:id. That whilst we are gratified to acknowledge the
fraternal feeling and returning sense of constitutional
obligation aud duty manifested bv recent conservative
meetings iu the North, we cannot shut our eyes to the
truth that brave words without further action can give
us no security for our Constitutional rights, or the per
petuity of the Union ; aud we therefore deem it our duty
promptly, but calmly, to prepare for a firm defence of
tl.e oue a- the surest menus of preserving the other.
4ih. That we unite with Governor Wise in urgently
recommending to the Legislature to enact laws without
delay, for the arming and thorough organization of the
militia of the Slate, and for the encouragement of effi
cient volunteer companies ; and our Senator ami Dele
gate to the General Assembly are instructed to vote for
any amount of taxation necessary for that purpose.
5th. That stringent laws should be euacted for the
immediate suppression of itinerant pi ddling aud vagran
OT. *
’ tith. That it is the duty of the State Legislature, as far
as practicable, to encourage and sustain, by all Constitu
tional measures, direct trade with foreign naiious, and
the use and consumption of Southern manufactures and
productions.
7th. I hat the thanks and gratitude of every Southern
man, and every lover of the Uuion, are due to Governor
Wise, for the promptness, zeal, energy and efficiency with
w hich he has vindicated the rights and executed the law s
of the Commonwealth.
Sth. That all honor is due to the Yoluuteer Companies
of the State, for the readiness with which they too have
responded to the call of duty.
iHh. That we rordially approve the resolutions unani
mously adopted by the General Assembly of Virginia in
relation to the contest for Speaker of the House of Rep
reeentives, and unite with them iu recommending to the
Keprea -ntatives of this State in Congress, “in vtew of the
"public danger, the uuion of all the elements of opposi
tion to Black Republicanism and iu candidate, ou auy
“terms consistent with fairness and honor, whatsoever,
“if bv such union its defeat can be accomplished, aud the
“organization of the House effected. ’
jntb. That the proceedings of this meeting lie pub
lished in the newspapers of the city of Richmond, aud
copies be forwarded to our State Senator and Delegate,
and our immediate Representative in Congress.
Being called on by the meeting, brief and eloquent
addresses were delivered bv Wood Houldin, Esq., and
Col. August, of Richmond, who happened to be present.
After which the preamble aud resolutions were unani
mously adopted.
On motion of Thos. T. Baldwin, Esq., it was
Jtexolved, That this meetiug recommend to Christians
throughout the Union, to observe the next 22d of Feb
ruary ;ts a day of fasting and prayer to Almighty God,
for guidance and support through the dangers by which
we art* all surrounded.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
R. J. GAINES, Ch’n.
R. V. G a inks, l <5 .
W. W. Henry, )• "
THE ONLYWAY TO SAVE THE UNION.
7o the Editor of the II hip:
1 have been reading with deep interest and warm ap
proval your re< t spirited and patriotic editorials on the
duty of the Souu. ill the present alarming condition of
the country; and whilst as a Southern man, I wish to see
vour suggestions practically adopted by every slave-hold
ing State,as u Union man, I am equally anxious to see
carried out tL- vo/s you are so ably and vigorously
maintaining. For 1 feel fully convinced, after long and
anxiously watchius the history and tendency of public
events, that it is the only means by which the Union can
he saved, the only plan whereby a speedy dissolution of
the Government can he prevented. It is evident to eve
ry intelligent mind that the Anti-Slavery sentiment of
tilt- North must change ami radically change,or the North
ern and Southern people cease to live together as a unit
ed and friendly people. The question then with every
Union loving man is, how can this change be effected?
What measures ought to he taken to stay this tide of
Northern fanaticism that is sweeping so ruthlessly over
our most sacred Constitutional rights? I firmly believe
there is hut one way to check the mad S;irit of Aboli
tionism and save the Union—and that Is to appeal to the
material interests of the North; in plain English, to touch
the pockets of our Yankee brethren. We have long
and earnestly appealed to their patriotism, justice and
sense ol constitutional obligation—hut to no purpose.—
The more we have entreated, the deeper their hostility
and more aggressive their acts. Finding them unaffect
ed by reason, argument or considerations of National in
terest, our only alternative is to play upon the money
: chord—to demonstrate the value, in dollars and ceuts.o!
the South they love so much to denounce and def.me.
Xon-tnterronrse is the remedy, and the only remedy.
Only suspend our commercial intercourse with the North
lor one vear, and a complete revolution would take place.
Let the cotton, and sugar, and rice, and tobacco, ami
hemp, and wheat crops of lhtlnhe scut to Europe, and
it would make paupers and beggars of half of freedom
shrieking New Englaud. Let Southern merchants go t<>
Baltimore, Alexandria, Richmond and Norfolk instead ot
Boston, New York and Philadelphia, and it woftld bank
rupt those “princely merchants" who daily abuse that
South upon whose patronage they have grown so inso
lently tat. Let us cease logo North for teachers lor our
families and professors for our Colleges—let us take no
more papers, magazines or books that in any way pander
to this auti-siavery sentiment—let us no more pass our
summers in the North—enriching with our patronage an
abusive aud insolent enemv—in short, let us throw off.
iii every jtossible way, our dependence upon laukeciloiu,
anil encourage Southern'interests ; do tin* and it would
bring the Northern masses to tlie.r senses, showing them
, hat and irhrre their interests were.
Adopt such a policy of non-intercourse, and it would
make the best of patriots of those ranting fanatics whose
bread and flutter depends upon the “orders" from the
.•outli. We have been talking loug enough ; we should
now act. Actions can effect what the finest reasoning,
the sublimcst eloquence, and the tenderest appeals have
failed to do. Show the North that w ithout the Union
they would he bankrupted and ruined—that every mate
rial interest would bo destroyed—and they will place a
higher estimate upon its value and make a gieiter effort
for its preservation. II thus course shall fad to arouse
the Northern mind to a true sense of duty and patriotism,
there is then no hope tor the country ; but the two sec
tions, unable to live tog» ther in amity and peace, HiiL-t
prepare for that dissolution, whose final issues no mau
can foresee. SOUTH.
1TBLIU MEETING IN FAYETTE.
At a meeting of the citizens of Fayette county, held at
New Haven, on the ‘2 Ith day ol December, 18V.*,
On million, WM. l>. MOtlKE wa.-called'o the Cliair,
and Jas. B. II vmilton was appointed Secretary.
On motion ol A. A. Wood, the Chairman was request
ed to appoint a Committee of five, to drafi resolutions
expres-ive of the sense of this meeting;
Whereupon, the following gentlemen were appointed,
viz: William Tyree, O. E. Mathews, A. A. Wood, Win.
Woolwine and G. W. Taylor.
The Committee, after consultation, through their Chair
man, reported the following preamble and resolutions,
which, alter short hut appropriate addresses, in favor of
the resolutions, from Messrs. Moore, Mathews and oth
ers, were unanimously adopted.
Whereas, the recent outbreak and nttaek upon the
soil of Virginia, and upon her citizens by a law less mob
at Harper’s Ferry, and the comments of a large portion ol
the Northern press and people with regard to it, have
demonstrated the fact, that we must rclv upon ourselves
for the protection of our rights, our homes, aud our
friends; therefore, be it
Rrtolvtd, That the Legislature of Virginia, in our opin
ion, should proceed without delay to provide and adopt
u thorough military organization, and in the meantime
that eaili county iii the State, should proceed to organ
ize volunteer companies for our protection and defence.
Rttoh'eJ, That we pledge ourselves to each other to
keep a strict eye upon ail suspicious persons, particularly
strangers, wlios.- business is not known to be harmless,
or upon anv ouu whatever, who may express sentiments
of sympathy or toleration with abolitionists, either di
rectly or indirectly.
Resolv'd, That the promptness and firmness, with
which the Governor took steps to repel the lawless inva
sion of our soil and the attempted interference with our
institutions, deserve our warmest admiration, and we, as
a portion of the State, tender him our hearty thanks lor
the courage and efficiency he therein exhibited, aud for
his refusal to pardon or reprieve Brown amt his asso
ciates.
R'toh'd. Tint our thanks are due to the Voluuteer
of Virginia, who tendered their services to the Execu
tive and whoso promptly obeyed his call for the defence
of the State.
On motion of Dr. .1. B. Wills, it was ordered that the
Secretary forward a copy of these resolutions to the
Richmond Whig aud Enquirer, and to the Lewisburg
papers for publication.
WM. D. MOORE, Clir’n.
Jas. I>. Hamilton, Sec’y.
wanderings in the old DOMINION.
James Grant Wilson, Esq., the accomplished editor of
“ The Church Record,” published at Chicago, III., visited
Virginia during the past Fall to attend the sittings of the
Episcopal Convention. He embraced the opportunity
thus afforded to visit many other interesting portions of
Virgiuia, and from uotes taken at the time, has been en
abled to furnish Us readers with a series of very readable
and entertaining letters. Front one of these letters we
extract the following concerning Petersburg and itssur
round'.ugs:
No one could have wished for a more magnificent
morning than that of Friday, Oct. 22nd, when, in cont
pauy with John R. Thompson, Esq., Editor “Southern
Literary Messenger,’ we took an early train from Rich
mond for the old town of Petersburg, our principal ob
ject being to visit the remains of ltlatidford Church, one
of the most interesting and picturesque ruins in the whole
country. The edifice is cruciform, and built of large
brick, imported from England. Its exact age is unknown,
but from the dates on the tombs in the burial ground, is
known to have been erected before the yenr 1725. This
interesting colonial church has reoeutly had a new roof
put upon it, in the exact style of the old one. It is no
longer used, the old tenement being dismantled of itsiu
terior decorations, al-o of its doors and w indows.
“They are all pissing from the land,
Thnse churches old ami gray.
In which our father* used to »tand,
In years gone by, to pray.”
Rome of the moss-covered monuments and tomb-stones
on which we observed the names of Burns and Bruce,
Dunlap and Douglas, Stewart, Campbell, Wallace and
many other Scottish names, presented a most pic
turesque appearance, beiug almost bid from the view by
ivy and other creeping vines, with which they were cov
ered.
Qlunford is now but a suburb of Petersburg, the glory
of the town, like its church, having passed away. A hun
dred years ago, when Petersburg was in its infancy,
Blauford was a populous town, and the centre of the
fashion and refinement of that district of country. In
1781 it was the scene of a severe engagement between
the Americans, under the gallant Stuben, and the Brit
ish, under Phillips 4tid Snncoe.
Petersburg, now the third city of Virginia in respect
to popqlatiou, containing about 20,iXMt inhabitants, was
the scene of a’tcrrible conflagration in 1815, w hen above
4uoJiouses were destroyed. It is situated on the Appo
mattox river, and possesses exteusive facilities lor busi
ness.
Among the numerous anoient dwellings in Petersburg
is Bollingbrook, the residence of the Bolling family. Dur
ing the Revolution, General Phillips and the traitor Ar
nold occupied the spacious mansion as their headquar
ters.
We had the pleasure, while in Petersburg, of spending
an hour or two with Charles Campbell, Ksq., the author
of an admirable History of Virginia, a new edition of
which is about being published, ne showed us many
rare and exceedingly valuable manuscripts, among others
letters by Washington, the Lees, Randolph, Ac., and a
leaf frotii the account-book of Robert Burns, which he
kept while acting as an Exciseman. It is written with
neatness and regularity, and at the foot of the page
bear* his bold and familiar signature, with the name of
an official who endorses it as being correct. On our way
to the railway station, Mr. Campbell pointed out, at one
end of the bridge which crosses the Appomattox, a large
circular stoue, hollowed like a bowl, which is called Po
cahontas’wash-basin, the common belief being that the
peerless princess performed her ablutions in it. Tradi
tion niav be wrong—Pocahontas may never have seen it,
but let us not disturb ihe belief.
SCHEDULE DATS OF SAILING '»K UNITED STATES
MAIL STEAMERS TO EUROPE.
The following will be the sailing days of the United
States mail packets to Europe from 7th of January to 7ih
of April, 186t», inclusive, viz :
From N’ew York on Saturday, January 7, 1860, for
Southampton and Havre.
From New Y’ork on Saturday, January 14, 1860, for
Liverpool.
From New Y’ork on Saturday, January 21, I860, for
Southampton and Bremen.
From New Y’ork on Saturday, January 28, I860, for
Liverpool.
From New Y’ork on Saturday, February 4, I860, for
Southampton und Havre.
From New Y’ork on Saturday, February 11, 1860, for
Liverpool.
From New Y’ork on Saturday, February 18, 1860, for
Southampton and Bremen.
From New Y’ork on Saturday, February 25, 1860, for
Liverpool.
From New Y’ork on S iturday, March 8,1800, for South
ampton and Havre.
From New Y’ork on Saturday, March 10, I860, for Liv
erpool.
From New Y’ork on Saturday, March 17, I860, for
Southampton and Bremen.
From New Y’ork on Saturday, March 24, I860, for Liv
erpool
From New Y’ork on Saturday, March 81, I860, for
Southampton and Havre.
From New York on Saturday, April 7, I860, for Liver
pool.
The mails are also sent every Saturday from Portland
for Liverpool by the Canadian line of steamers, and al
ternately from New Y’crk and Boston every Wednesday
bv the Cunard line..
Ominous.—Whilst a discussion was going on iu the
Court House, ou Monday last, upon the 6th resolution
offered by the committee, a constable arrested the Rev.
Mr. (ireene, of the Northern Methodist church, for hav
ing uttered seditious sentiments. He was tried bcfoie
Justice Estil, required to give bail, and sent on lor furth
er trial —Kanawha Valley Star, Iter. 26.
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DRAPER AND TAILOR,
EXCII \N<»Fs HIJILDING.
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IT/OULD respectfully call attention to bis new style* of FALL
Y> and WINTER GOODS. se26—Hy
BAI/l'IYIGItla 1.04 li HOSPITAL.
DR. J( >1INSTON,
f|THE FOUNDER of this celebrated Institution, offers the most em
J. sain, spe*d>* sod ui.lv etT-c ual remedy In U.e world fur
SECRET DISEASES,
Gonorrhoas, Gleets, Strictures, Seminal Weakress, Pain In th»
l.oins. Constitutional debility, Impotency, Weakuess of thBack
and Ijmbs, Alfecti us of the Kidneys, Palpitation of the ll-srt.
Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritability, Diseases of the Head, Throat,
N >#e or hkin; and all those serious an 1 melancholy disorders aris
ing from the ilestruct>ve habits of youth, which destroy both body
and mind. Those secret and solitary practices are more fatal to
their victims than the song of the Syrens to the mariners of Ulys
ses, blighting their most brilliant hopes or anticipations, rendering
marriage, Ac., impossible.
YOUNG MEN,
especially, who have become the victims of Solitary Vice, that
dreadful and destructive habit which annually sweeps to an un
timely grave thousands of young men of the must exalted talents
and brilliant Intellect, who might otherwise have entranced listen
ing Senates wlih the thunders of eloquence, or waked to ecstaey th*
living lyre, may call with full confidence.
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating Marriage, being
aware of Physical Weakness, Organic Debility, Deformities, Ac.,
should immediately consult Dr. Johnston, and be restored to per
feet health.
He who places himself under the care of Dr. Johnston may roll
glously conflde In his honor n a g-ntlemau, and couHJeutly rely
upon his skill as a physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and full vigor restored.
This disease is the penalty most frequently paid hy those who
have become the victims of improper lndulgencles. Young person*
are too apt to commit excesses from not being aware of the dread
ful consequences that may emue. Now, who that understands th*
subject will pretend to deny that the power of Procreation Is lost
sooner by those falling Into Improper habits than by the prudmt
Besides being deprived the pleasure Of healthy offspring, the must
serious and destructive symptoms to both body and mind arise.—
The system become* deranged, the physical and mental powers
weakened, nervous debility, dyspepsia, palpitation of the heart. In
digestion, a wasting of the frame, cough, symptoms of oetMUmp
tion,- etc
Dr JOHNSTON is the only regular Physician advertising to cure
Private Complaints. His remedies and treatment are entirely un
known to outers. Prepare I from a life spent in the great Hospital*
n[ Kurup ■ and the (list In this cuiintry, viz : England, France, the
Bleckley of Philadelphia, Ac., and a more extensive practice than
any other Physician in the world. Ilii many wonderful cures an.)
most in'p-.rtant Surgical operations are a sufficient guarantee to
the ,111. ted. Those who wish to be speedily and effectually re
lieved, should shun the numerous trifling Impostors, who only ruii
their health, ami apply to him.
On i * No. i cut 111 FREDERICK STREET, left hand *l le going
from Baltimore sheet seven d....i» from the corner.
Be particular In observing the name and number, or you
will mistake the place.
gffE" TAKE NOTICE.—Observe the name on the door anJ win
doWS.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE, IN FROM ONE To
TWO DAYS.
NO UK Hi’CRY OR NA CM KOCH DR CO CSKD.
DR. JOHNSTON,
Member of the Royal Colley of Surgeons, London, graduate from
one of the moat eminent Colleges of the United States, amt tin
greater part of whose life has been spent In the Hospitals of Lon
don, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has effected some of the
most astonishing cures that was ever known. Many troubled will,
ringing in the ears and head when asleep, great nervousness, be
ing alarmed at sudden sounds, and bashtulness, with derangement
of mind, were cured Immediately.
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
When the misguided and Imprudent votary of pleasure finds he
has imbibed the seeds of this painful disease, it too often happens
that an Ill-timed sense of shame, or dread of discovery, deters tdm
from applying to those who, from education and respectability, can
alone befriend him, delaying till the constitutional symptoms ol
this t orrid disease make their appearance, such as ulcerated sore
throat, diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs, dim
ness of sight, deafness, nodes on the shin bones and arms, blotches
on the head, face and extremities, progressing with frightful rapidi
ty till at last the palate of the mouth or the bones of the nose fall
|- ' and the victim of this awful disease becomes a horrid object of
mmisrration, till death puts a period to his dreadful sufferings, by
sending him to
“ That bourne from whence no traveller returns."
It Is a melancholy fact that thousands fall victims to this dread
ful complaint, owing to the unskillfulness of Ignorant pretenders,
who, by the use of that dreadful poison, mercury, ruin the consti
tution, and either send the unfortunate sufferer to an untimely grave,
or else make the residue of his life miserable.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Dr. J. addresses all those who have injured themselves by pri
vate and improper indulgences.
These are s»tne of the sail and melancholy effects produced by
early habits of youth, vis: Weakness of the Back and L mbs, l’aln
in the Head, Dimness of sight. Loss of Muscular Power, P ilpitatlon
of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous Irratabillty, Derangem nt of the
Digestive functions. General Debility, Symptoms of Com jmptlon,
MENTALLY,
The fearful effects on the mind are much to be dreaded; L<«s of Me
mory, Confusion of Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evil For-amding*,
Aversion to ttoclety. Self Distrust, Love of Solitude, TimldHy, Ac.,
are some of the evils produced.
Thousands of persons ol all ages can now judge what Is tire cause
of their declining health. Losing their vigor, becoming week, pale
emuciated, have a singular appearance about the eyes, cough and
symptoms of consumption.
DR. JOHNSTON'S INVIGORATING REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS.
By this great ami Important remedy, weakness of the org.-ns are
speedily cured, and full vigor restored. Thousands of the im »t ner
vous and debilitated, who bud lost all hope, have been imme 'lately
relieved. All Impediments to Marriage, Physical or Mental u'squal
Idcation, Nervous Irritations, Tremblings and Weakness, or ex
haustion of the most fearful kind, speedily cured by Dr. Jotnaton.
YOUNG MEN a
who have Injured themselves hy a certain practice Induced In
when alone—a haliit frequently learned from evil compnni in or
at school, the effects of which are nightly felt, even when asleep,
and If not cured, renders marriage Impossible, and destroys both
mind and body, should apply Immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the hope of his country, and the
darling of his parents, should he snatched from all prospects and
enjoyments of life, by the consequences of deviating from the path
of nature, and Indulging in a certain secret habit. Such p rsuni,
before contemplating
MARRIAGE,
should reflect that a sound mind and body are the most necessary
requisites to promote connubial happiness. Indeed, without these,
the journey through life becomes a weary pilgrimage; the p uspect
hourly darkens to the view; the mind becomes shadowed vAtlt dls
pair and (Hied with Ihe melancholy refisotlno that the happiness of
another becomes blighted with our own.
OFFICE NO. 7 80UTU FREDERICK 8TREET,
Biittmoss, Mo.
|y All SURGICAL OPERATIONS performed.
N7B. Let no false delicacy prevent you, but apply immediately,
either personally or by letter.
ear SKIN DISEASES speedily cured.
TO STRANGERS.
The many thousands cured at this institute within the lost twelve
years, and the numerous tnd Important Surgical operations per
formed by Dr. J., witnessed by the reporters of the papers, and
many other persons, notices of which have appeared again and
again before the public, besides his standing as a gentleman of
character and responsibility, U a sufficient guarantee to the afflicted
j«3—ly____
VIRGIN IAJCOAL OIL-just reset vsd a supply of Vir
ginia Coal OIL Ttilf Oil Is of light color, and burns equal to
any made. For sale by the barrel or gallon, as low as can bs bad
North, 77>e attention of*, trade
11* 8RO W’» (JKR.7IAN VAX CAMRJJIfta.
A$ 800 bOgS#| for »*1* t>f Jr ^ wAYlFfORft
FULL LENGTH STEEL ENGRAVINGS OF
WASHINGTON AND EVERETT,
Iiirluiltni; a View of Tloiint Vernon,
In the Engraving of WaiMngton. Tliaae splendid engravings are
from original painting* by HleVa, and are mgraud on »Utl In the
! highest style of Art. They are each khxiiS Inches, .«ioA costa mao
six rarr. So many coarse, miserable pictures have been
palmed upon the public aa works of art—and especially In cheap,
black and muddy engraving*—that It 1s difficult to convinceper
aons of taste that they are safe In ordering what they have not first
teen We have paid the first artists their own price#, amounting
to MtXT THOCSAXD 11IM-1BS, to produce eXQBltlSOrt HKALLT RKACTI
ri'L, as well as tiik mar POBTaarr*, and that shall be set ksdid oa
sarkxts to axr paRIor. jy Opinions thtt can be relied on,
l?f~ The Editor of the .Y*ic Yurt Obttrvtr lays —“These en
gravings are genuine worka of art—the likenesses are admirable.—
The portrait of Mr. Everett will take precedence of all other*.
Tht -Vein lord: Christian Advoctit* says - “They are
among the finest engravlnea we have ever seen, and TIFF PUB
USHERS AUK FULLY RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL THEY PROM
ISE,”
TERMS, ALMOST r.KATIS,
We will send, PO.T paid, aeeurely packed In roller*—
Either Engraving aau a #8 Magazine, one year, for $8.
Both Engtavinga and a | ! Magazine, one year, for
The Magazine! are
Harper’s,
Tin- Knickerbocker,
Code?’* Littly’a Book,
The Atlantic,
III ack wood.
jfT By special arrangement, the entire year'i subscription to
the Magazines Is paid ov *r by us to their publishers, and subscri
bers receive their supply for theyear direct from their respective
publication nllices. The cost of the engravings U paid only by the
difference between the loweal wholesale and the regular price of
the Magazines.
13JT Engravings sent at once, and subscriptions to periodicals
commence with current Issue, unless otherwise ordereJ. Money at
our risk If proof Is retained of having been mailed. First Impres
sions are best, therefore send early. Address,
0. H. BAILEY k 00.,
(At Ww. Hall k Sos’s Music Store,) M8 BROADWAY,
no17—dAwDm NEW YORK.
K. GATIIRIGIIT, Governor stre.-t, between Main and
Franklin, Richmond, recelvS sulucrlDtlons at. I deliver* Engrav
ings. Specimens at bis i.tore.
.1A M i;s <». BOTHER,
INSURANCE AGENT.
I Off/rt. &t*t tuft of J UK Str*'t, Semin/ i/oor Ninth of tht i \omtr of
No in it ml llfA.
REPRESENTS the following well established and reliable Com
■ inlet:
Arctic Kir*- Insurance Co., of the City of New York, capital
ID 11 i I "
Ilomholdt Fire Insurance Co., of the City of .V-w York, capi
tal and surplus. . .242,010
Fulton Kir** Insurance Co., of the City of New York, capital
ami surplus.252,000
Irving Fire Insurance Co., of N. Y.t capital f200,0c 0 will* a large
Phasolx Fire In. Co., of Brooklyn, Capital and surplus, $991,000
1'uiicles Issued on Buildings, Furniture, Manufactories, Merchan
dise, and Personal P operty gtnerally, against less or damage by
lire, on the most favorable terms, l-o»ses promptly adjusted and
punctually settled, the security offered by the above companies,
conducted as they are, by experienced underwriters, affords to the
insured, the most ample guarantee, and the full assurance that all
contracts entered Into by them, will be fulfilled in the most satis
factory maun* r. The long experience of the subscriber in these
matters, will facilitate and protect (to the best of Ms abilities,) the
interest of all who may he disposed to patronise bis efforts. Coun
try risks, Inland navigation risks, Ve-sels and their cargees In
port, injured on the most reasonable terms. oct6— ,
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIKU I>NIKA.\CK COJ1PANV.
Capital, 310,000,000!
A USUAL I SCO MB, $2,250,0001
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES, OVER $SDO,fi00|
AU Dirt* Urn PirtoioiUy Rt*i«*n*i!*lt for U*t Engaytment» of
iht Company.
«VrE respectfully ask attention to the security of the Liverpool
IT at London Insurance Company, to ita policy bol ters In Its
.arge cash capital and investments, as stated above.
The large capital and Income of the Company enable It to take
lines convenient to part'-s requiring large amounts of Insurance.
In addlth-ii • • the • rdinary mode of insurance, this Company Is
sues PERMASEST 1‘nLD TEX, on the payment of TES A XX{’■
.!/. PREMICMX. Property Is, th> net i rth, PEKMAXEST1.Y
IXSCRED. The Policy can be cancelled at any time, and the pre
mium will he returned less 5 per cent.
This Company will make Insurance by loss of Renta by Fire, on a
new and most liberal principle.
Un ler the Policies of th's Company all claims are paid upon pre
sentation of satisfactory proof of loss without abatement or Jeaue*
lion for inUrtiS; and not, a» Is usual, sixtt rure after presenta
tion of preof. WORTHAM A WYATT, Agents,
mhll 190 Main street, few doors abi ve Postoillre.
HBff YORK LIFE i.'.M u.i.UL CUHPAIY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM,
Capital £1.000,000.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited with the
Comptroller of the State of New York, and out cf the hands
if the Company to secure policy holders.
Dividkxi'S kiMt asspaiatos a Hour Liberal Principle
Forty per cl of the premium on Life Policies, *1111 e loaned the
Insured when the premium evceeds $fk*.
Policies Issued a-d pay able to the Insured on arrl* Ing at a eer
alt. age, or to the family of the Insured at death, thojIJ that event
happen previously to arriving at that age.
Endowment POLICIES for eMIdren, granted on the most favor
able terms.
Policies Issued at greatly reduced rites of premium, when the
r sured prefers not to participate In the dividends.
All losses paid promptly and without litigation.
We shall he pleated to have you call at * met and secure a policy
n this old anJ reliable Company which comes before yon endors
ed by your own citlsvnt.
WORTHAM A WYATT. Agent*,
Office 19'), Main street,
Few doors above Peat Office.
CHAU. E. WORTHAM,
General Agent and Attorney
for the Company In Ya.
MEDIC A l. EX A MISERS:
JkSL H. Cos wav, M. D. I
So. T. Colchis, M. D. |
Jen_ _ __
•• J jEM.FITN OF LIFE INS! RAM IV*
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY RIGHT THOUSAND NINE HUN
DRED DOLLAR!*.
(91 -18,000.)
'lave been paid by the MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, for losses by d ath, under 49 pollens Issued at the
Richmond Academy, and $s,000 more will be paid in a few days
in account of recent deaths.
Hundreds in Rlel.ntond who have families or friends dependent
on their lives for support, could, with a small portion of their in
come, s- cure a policy for one or more thousand dollars, to he paid
at their d* ath.
The * -tot life In-urance In the MITT UAL BENEFIT COMBANY
by the return In dividends now 40 per cent.) is made so low that
ilmost any person can Insure for some amount
Premium m iv he paid annually, s< nil annually, or quarterly.—
Agency No. 91 Pearl Street.
KNGWLFR a wai.ford.
N I! -We Inure SLAVES In the ALBEMARLE INSURANCE
COMPANY', of Charlutt-*vlrle, for one or more years, on the n -t
fit i.r ililn i. rmii Ws hav.* mill ril thmifirul il.tll.irf fur this
Company on account of Slave* Insured with them, and always
deS KNOWLES 4 WALFORD
STOCK COMPLETE.
TRICES REDCCED.
CIIIVA, FARTIIFVWARE AVI) GLASS.
HI TLER, SOV it KHANKLIM,
Importer!), 19 -Main St.
TNTENDIXG to move from our present place of business before
1 the Spring Trade opens, and In order to save the expense and
risk attending a removal of goods, we offer, at wholesale and re
tail, our large stock of
CHINA,
QUEESSWARE, and
GLASSWARE,
at reduced prices, for cash, or on the usual credit to prompt six
months buyers.
The merchants of tills State, and of North Carolina and Tennes
see, will consult their Interests by giving our stock an examination.
BUTLER, SUN A FRANKLIN.
HECTOR DAVIS,
Auctioneer for the Nnle of Negroes,
FRANKLIN STREET,
SELI.8 NEGROES both nubllcly and privately. He pledge* his
heat effort* to vet the highest nrtr*. aetn—tf
Chi I VI II \ 1*11 YNICIANN will find a large and choice
/ stock of perfectly fresh and reliable t|t'cl Ic 1 tic*, selected
expressly for Country Physicians, Family and Plantation use.
Chemical and Pharmaceutical preparations, of our own inann
facture, made strictly In accordance, with the United States Phar
maenpoia. of full medical efficacy, the same as are dispensed by
the subscribers In an extensive prescription and physicians' busi
ness, and for which the Virginia Mechanics' Institute- awarded the
First Class Diploma and then the Silver Medal at two successive
Fair.
Also, the choices' Porfll lliery, from the most celebrated
American, English and French Perfumer; Toilet Soaps, Cosmetics,
Fancy (ion,Is, Combs, Brushes of all kinds. Premium West End
Cologne Water; Premium Surgical Instruments, in great variety;
and a full assortment of all other articles ill the drug line; for sale
by ■ LA IDLE V A UQBtXSOX,
Practical Chemists and Pharmaceutists,
nr98 Corner of All, and Franklin Street.. Richmond.
ilADV'N PUBLISHING HOl'SK.—NBW
BOOKS JUST ISSUED.—The adventures, by tie rge Augut
tus Sala, 60 cents; Ethel Trevor; or, The Duke’s Victim, by O. W
W Reynolds, 30 cents, Ada Leigh, or. the Love Test, by Pierce
Egan, 60 cents; Jane Horton, by Jack Brace, 43 eents; The Haunt
ed Homestead, by J M Errym. 25 cents. Fast Life; or, Memoirs
of the Maripils of Waterford, 23 cent*. H^Malled, free of post
age, on receipt of price.
THE WF.LCOMK GUEST, a first class Family Monthly News
paper, Issued at the low rate of Twbwty nvx C litre s V.aa, Send
for a specimen, iff' Brady's mammoth Catalogue uj all the best
books sent free of postage.
FREDERIC A. BRADY, Publisher,
24 Ann Street, New York.
Agent* wanted. de2l— dim
I ILIA KAVANAliH'S NEW WORK
D. APPLETON & CO.,
Nos, din and 31s Broadway,
Have now ready;
S K V K N YEARS,
By Julia Kataxaoh.
One volume, 12 mo., 423 pages. Cloth, 30 cents; Paper, 83 cent*.
From the Boston Dally Advertiser.
Min Knvarmgh in unquestionably one of the mo*t agreihli ro
mancers of the day. There Is a remarkablysrro and fascination
In her stories, which she knows how to make Interesting. She lves
a great reality to her personages, going Ints such minute detsll uf
their actiots and motives, that her readers toon come to Imagine
that they are dealing with real men and women, ami And them
selves sympathising mo»t sincerely with their Joys and sorrow*.
D A 4 Co have recently published new editions, in uniform
stvlc of the following interesting works by the tame author;
A DELE. A Tale. I thick vol H mo. Cloth.... $l 23
WOMEN OF CHRISTIANITY, Exemplary for Piety and
Charity. I2mo. Cloth.0 73
NATHALIE; A Tale, l'imo. Cloth. 100
MADELINE 12mo. Cloth. 0 79
DAISY BURNS. 12mo. Cloth . 1 00
GRACE LEE 1 vol. 12mo. Cloth. . 1 00
RACHEL GRAY. l?mo- Cloth-----A.0 73
CLO VKH-NKEJD,—In store, for sale by
Ja3BDMON'D, DAVENPORT 4 OO.
SK.ATKB.swA large supply on hand and for sale cheap by
CL4RKSOX 4 ANDKR8«N,
iM MLlMXnUltrtll I
ADIE GRAY,
147 MAIN 8TRLLT, RICHMOND, Vi.,
OFPIT to the trad* of Virginia, North Carolina ard Turin. ••*#,
a la -g* arid complete stork of DKl'fiF, MEDICINES, PAIJtTe,
OILS, Dm, WINDOW til,Ah#, Ac , on th* moat larorable terms,
for CiB«. or th* uaual credit to responsible and ra- art dealers.
Alio, th* uaual amortment *f Popular or Pa’eid Mediclnea, to
gether with a variety of Toll»• Article*, cobaMti.g, In part, of
S-.apa. IIair. Nail and Tooth Hr tahej, Shell, Ivory, I! m and India
Rubber 1'on.hs; l.utdn'a and other ehol.-* Perfumery, Ac.
pgr- orders carefully pack' d, anil forwarded with d*>pat< h.
s*j) ALII A ORA V. I) , eta. i
JV), I'. Ki:«*.V\l I.T,
1M main STREET,
fSQFARE ABOVE Cl'hTO.M HOI SE AND POST OFFICE,)
UAS now In store hi* Full St or It of French uiid
Ann rican
PAPER HANGINGS, DECORATIONS, *f„
GARPETINC i s,
CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Pl.noH AND TABLK OIL ( LOTUS,
\\ I n tl o w % li a d e a, It u ; a , TI u I •, Ac.,
CD RLE D BAIR, MOtW AND ailCCk MATRLMUU,
L0UK0E3, IRON’ BEDSTEADS,
Slulr lloila, Ar.
|V laving Id Mi employment lint > laaa Paper {linger*, ha I*
prepared tu PAPER ROOMS, 11 Aid#, A ., In th* latest style and
In the belt manner.
pEf PliOLdlKRING of rvery description done at short uo
tlce.
r«r >1 all and examine I.U stock, he l* Jrttrminf.l to *«." u*
(/,.,*/« i.t-on it. u.i/ .’e ferma <f* tiny * .. . t’.e (itl
TT1
FflBI CNDBinOIRD CONTORT! TO ttAKl'l Cl IB V8U
1 RV. of all the varlou- grade., fr-m good plain WHISKY to
the Ter/ be.t article from Ry* Our .Tliai|,-«| |< y ,. \\ ta ■ wla *
I*admitted by all who hat.- tried It t., be unsurpassed. Having
made large addition* to our work., we challenge comparison Ct
quality with any Whivky mad* In tl.la State or any other.
r STEARNS A CO.,
l.'dh street, between Main and Cary,
deS R| chin on. I, Virginia,
H 1,000 REWARD!
M ANY persona, Including conduct.,r» f pub
lic pro.**, hate »h .wn theirIgnorane*. no **
leiathan their teal, in charging the DlaU.iers K 1
wtth mi' lug poison whl. their liquors.
To one acquainted with the procea* of making
whisky, this it simply ridiculous ; but loth* |.ub I
lie generaly it* reltcraUati ioaveya th, lapreniM that it ha* some
foundation in truth.
HI,', y is made from grain, which la tint ground l*i„ meal till
ed with hot water—mad* to pass through th* pr< a, ,,f ferment*
lion by the introduction of yeait, precisely as light bread la made
nd which process leri ops the alcohol and then AUk t
No poison, mineral or vegetable is u«. .1 In its manufacture. If
other | ersot.a ar* aldy enough .-- rltr.lnal enough t. con.mit atre. •
Itles ct arge.l. It la not for it..defend them we only . lain, lo an
aw, r fur ou »el*ea.
The shore reward will he paid to any on* who will pror* by th*
testimony of a competent and reape.-t-.bl,- chemist that our state
ment i, untrue. »o (era. liquor tuanufarture.1 by ua 1. cone.rued
with the understanding that the liquor aohj-cted t . tbeteat shall bo
procured either from our store hou-e or fiou. any of our many re
apeetable cu*tora*r*,andthat the character of the chrm'at who an
alvsu It ahall be «o established as lo be beyoud suspicion, elt* er
for skill or l.on.aty.
Jar. m. goggin d. i ram a, it. w u HOLT.
Formerly of Virginia. Memphis. formerly of Virginia!
tooi.i t.Ti: vim: ,v holt, *
COTTO.V AM) TOBACCO FACTORS,
CJrorcm, Urielting, Font anting aud
Commission Mem*hunts,
1-11—1*_ Timiplila, Ts-nu. *
l> It V GO O Dfi,
FOR FALL, 185 9.
ELLETT A DREWRV,
No. 17 Pearl Mrti I, lil< lsmotid, V«.
VI*E itk tle sttei a of t!e acnluata. f TMa|a v„t[, car*>
If • k of
FORLlbS A.\D DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
•elected aitli great care, and especially adapted to the trade
tli -*e sc :tIons.
»Ve are determined to sell our goods as low as they can be bought
In any market In this country, to all prompt six months and cash
trnie.
Merchants going through to the Northern cltlcg, are requested
to give our stock ho examination, at they shall be protected In price
ai ins! all let marker* on such good* a* they select from our nock
thereby saving a: least freight ind es Isas go, ami get * asetisa a
the r good* in a near market, and encourage home trade, withou
p .liible lose to themselves.
», Ifi ELLETT A DREW RT.
I. s* li * f .1 KiflLUS OF V IHtslNI • Fsct
1 which have recently come to our knowledge, together »:th ad
vertlfements, and a card which has been sent extensively through
tl e country to oar friends and cusiomera, and from which we m*kw
0 e following extra-t "The subscriber havlr.g conducted the abort
b ..mess for tl e last 9 yean, on Frankiln st'eet, under the s'vl» of
G. WATT A CO., begs leave to Inform his friends and the custom
ers of the old concern that that firm does not now exist," have sat
i*f e I Ut that a regular and •ystematlc effort has and Is st.ll being
mad* to deceive the public, and lead them to believe that the con
cern of GKO. W.VTT a CO Is net In existence, and that the or ly
plae. to get Watt's Patent Cuff Brace Plow Is fr. m a man who it
dally violating the Patent Laws, an l unjustly depriving Georg*
\t itt of his piopertv, by making bis Paler.t Plow, without bis au
thority or consent W e desire to correct the Impression thus -ought
to be made, and Inform you and the public that the com era of
Ul'ORGE WATT A CO. is (till In exiatence; that Geo Watt the
Inventor and patentee, has not sold the right, or authorlsed'any
one, except Mr F. W. Scott, of Frederi k.burg, to n.xke any of bU
Pat ot Plows, and that we k«ep constantly on hand a large stock
of all tiles, made under our personal supervl.lou, fn.m the only
genuine patterns, of the best materials, togerlirr with a variety
of other Agricultural Implements, which we warrant to thw
buyer, aud are determined not to he undersold by any one In th*
market. Our GKO. w aTT returns his sincere thanks to bis friend
and the public, who have austalned him heretofore, and s, lolldl
a continuance of their patronage.
sc18—__rirnPQK watt a c<\
PaOWS POU FALLOWING—
C 'LiiVATORS AND HAKUOWfi Fun LAX- , ■
PUTTING IN W HFAT.-Bellevingthat Ihave V ‘ “
lu mv NKW PLOW’ the best Plow In use,
make this offer to the Farmers'and Planters 1 all, furnish then
with these Implements.and If they are not better than those they vow
have, they can return them to me after trying tnem,fr*eof eharrw
I’i^Fresh supply of Turnip Seed ju.*t received.
P. II. STARKt, No. 59 Main 8c,
JyTfl 8 doors above St.Charlea UoteL
labs. HUM READY FOR THE FALL TRADE. Is6i),
GEORGE STARRETT
(BKLVIN’S P.OW, GOV KRNOK 8T.) *
(\FFKR8 to his customers an a.sortment unrivalled by .
. / th it of any preceding year. Our fa-illtirs for doing ,‘fw
Work in and upon dwellings, store*, factories, churches, Ac.,
cannot be excelled. Repairing-pieces for Move* sold In^S^
years past for sale.
Ba -slow's Hplral Furnace, for brick; B sites
Hi- hmuiid Portable Furnace; :i sites
Hrdcnburg'l Patent Heater; 4 sites
Fir Place or Chimney Heater,(formerly known as La Trobt V
Brilliant list Burn r la fuel saver); 8 sizes 9
Fa lory «'• tl Burner iwart si |k); ?
American Cooking Range, for l-ri.-k; 8 sit. a
An t^ri- in Cooking H inge, rotary top, d sites
Bay .--tali' Cooking Range (Portable) 5 site*
Helpmeet Cooking Move -a new article, made for my owa
trade, .Ith Hot Water Reservoir, Tin Roaster, 5 bcilti bolls »„J
laiy»* Ov* u ‘ sitiii.lt*, ttrubg ami complete.’*
In addition to the above, «ome fifty varieties anJ sites .oit-d va
the varied wants of the people.
vwuiiwrj ur».rr. uuyxu¥ nrrr, COU1, Tin >1 *r*. Pan.1* Pit,#.
1 • , at .Northern price*, *»ve freight. 1 '**•
Early orders will receive immediate attention. Those cm in*
later will be promptly filled in their order, gnj », fatl „ o,,
r-.nb-w. | done,__,u?4 »
!>A»II, Kl-l.tl)* AVI) DOOKi
SAWING AND TURNING
npiIH Oldest E»tabll«hnierjt In Richmond, where miy bt be hi J
A the above articles, in ptr/n-H/ii, at the .bortest notlcs.
Being confident of giving enth* satisfaction, the subscriber soil*
c.ts,s heretofore, the public patronage. Having reerntly added
cabinet and carpenter, Turning is his huslriess.thepublic etn now
have their work wtiAout dlMij>iu>intwrnt or delay. Give me a calk.
*•2-—If_MILES AMBLER. Mayo street.
V0.17IV IM UK FOUNTAIN RYE U IIINK Y,—
Having made arrangements wilt, Mr. Ja>. M Adams, of Rock
bride-, tu •nufa'turer of the justly celel ra ed Adams’ Whisky, hr
wide! We b* come his sole agents, we will in future keep constant
ly on halt I a good supply, to wht. h we would rail the attention of
buye-s, at JOHNSON, YOUNGER A OTIV’S,
1 _’8 Pearl street.
CBENNWAW, (|lAKLEI&ro.,
*2* BROAD STREET.
LARwE AMD SPLENDID STOCK OK STAPLE A VP FA.VfT
OKY GOODS!
VTCo-t, for riiwli, or to our regular trade, on the
WII.IKH) worth of Goods, to be sold bv 1 1 " J y In rou
sequAnre of the death of Mr. Crcnth: w, it 1. t.e rssarv to
cl»se the buslnees of our firm at once. \i e th> More offer our en
tire slock of goods, conprikiog He be«t aa-ovtine.it ever rren In
this I Hy, at cost. Our xtock is r.ew, having beer In the business a
vhor’time, snd It affords Hu excellent opp. it r.ity lur those who
have loot supplied themselves for the prevent—and ai-o, the ap
proaching season, to do so now.
Ouu time is limited, stock large, and Ir. order to accomplish our
purpose with as little delay as possible, ir will sell cur goods a,
prime oostT—one price, and no variation.
CRENSHAW, QUARLES A TO,
d«r 229 Broad Street
PARTICULAR NOTICE.—All debts due us on the 1st of
u v l"»t. end remaining unsettled, must bs paid at once, as lon
er indulgence cannot be granted.
d»I_CRENSHAW, QUARLES A CO.
I Ml IKONS, IIAND-M EES AND Puri Lor ha'
J — VVe have n hand a good supply of the above goods, direct
from the manufacturer, in Virginia, which we are telling low
deft T. ROBKItTHON A SOS. <5 Main it
HOYS’ AND YOI THK* CLOTHING.—In this de
partment of our business, we are prepared to sans mu h the
Urgent ana best assortment of Grerroais, Sacks and Er-jck Costs,
Jackets, Vests and Pants, also Undershirts, we have ever shown.
Those In want will bear in mind that we offer them a large stock of
various styles of goods, handsomely gotten up, from which to aits
selections, and at satisfactory prices.
delft KEF*. BALDWIN A WILLI*V#.
>||»» -itrl M-h ib.PHtv. hive received a further
1 supply of FOLDING NURSERY FENDERS, which we offer at
low prices. A full and complete stock of Housekeeping goods *1
wavsonhand. WILLIAMS A ELLIOTT,
Din 67 Main Ft., nearly opposite 8r. Charles Hotel.
MACKKUKL. 78 Kitts Extra No. 1. ~
80 bbls medium and small No 8
de2v ?w_For sale_L^WF.BB A J 0. WADE.
IJLOW HOLTS,—1,000 lbs. Plow Baits, now larding and
-.Ji’r“leblr CLARKSON A ANDERSON,
''**** __Vq. lOll M%lft •lrwe*f
( / “n‘! . ,
yj 191 XGLASS, a supply just received and for aale by
_W 1- WARING 107 llrosd st.
MEN’S IK.AY Y BOOTS,—A vary superior quaJItjIa
_,l, r»>l__WILLIAM WALSHM
1 OH “MLS• HKYINKDRI OAHB, >U:
LVU A Coffe Sugar ^
Ex B Coffee Sugar
Cut Loaf Sogar
Crushed Sugar, for sals hr
d*M _ WM WALLACE SOW.
1 ) LA t'kNUITIIK* TOOLS, *c.-»r-tswrtf.1 Klh
XJ c|t a call from any persons In want or anythin* In the Bus of
BLACKSMITUS tools,
COOPERS’ TOOLS.
- CARPENTERS’ TOOLR,
as our stock at this time is very large and complete.
d« ««_T. ROBERTSON A SON, No. fid Vain it
pANDLRI,- JNI boxes and c-.tes R, 0. M.t.hail'i supsrto*
V hydraulic CkOdlrs, for salt by
W |,*Q P.DMTVP01T,

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