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, l UE 64. _RICHMOND, MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 13, 1800._NUMBER 37. "
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■ u •« shall b -s. -eed up- n.
rn j'- *rlv > ieert... r». generally. rngaginf one
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tt e" *" ,ne week. Insert ai.ire than the am >u»t
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rfv"lua '1 >•, -.1 at the ueual rates.
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r « ‘
y SMlST- ' _———.—
~ ,w OND L.tKUE a \ U.k I I HACT.Vt
OPENING UK
DRV GOODS.
1{ it E E !»»:> * »* O '
H .... • ,e» week, tsd> Jhe
n&Zfitr : v tk \ -k to d*y "lil be In receipt of their f*il |
sr- »** ■ , . !.„« of Ores* Oood. at the CLOMVO
■' V"rt I t.-in, the past week, all of which
•** *. .. ati -.'ion « lance and choice aesorttnenl of
... ■. .l-r i nk- all grades, from li cents per yard,
1 , See! dr ■ »
». te-' tme-iear an • Krench P* I a!"*s
5l.Mue.iT - Pe Lalne Kobe*, al very reduced prlcsB
P-3l» l fr-ach tterlnos
K a n.«i‘ . dtrlpcd P p..ns
«j e»--tv ef ether new and beautllkl fabric*.
* e ■ .tuplel", autongst them
:h Vi. CilUr,, at price* much less than usual
ini p--t Lace do.
M> tr*e* d-'.
Ural Pant Ltce Sett*, a abler did arrortment
" ..... k hi Mi ;<> t LOTH ISO:
uw krti »f M and «T fulled Cloth*
M*-v!»nd r^n»*f«tUrf Un*-yi
Bfce-i/ (irv **'*
Ea -ed Caalnets *nJ I
1 _ *L7_*road»r«t. _ I
|%i> FALL. M*
I ' \ K. PAKKKK aSc CO.
f aruE(W» **Tvr> r si in i end wsct m
■ .V , . .... , •' < • hav- : • •: store a large and well ""
| • • '
■ wtvtry r -I- • ally < > ":’''J|,..Jn "a :
1 Fa' Bit k i ► CUrv l MLK*
I klsAa *•..•:<* wt rcosw
| ... SKt^DL l'uat>M, f,,r nrnmlTf
§ - . twoPlourred Sll K K«BKS
tvra&ehC.I mISlI.R R"uKS
. ParHPrinted Mol KSRLINP ROBET
I | .[ per . i. • . . M> M LINES
MPLIM UlfiVTMS. POLL I'E t'HEVRE8
[ pj.n and fir —I h ' MKRJNOId
Black Treselt Mr(UNoES
l Black MOKKUNB
KaraBOMBLAN'S Black ALPACAS
CU/TII.1, CLSWMKSRS and VEST I NOS
Hand fid lieai r NILk'D « LOTUS
gbe-p ...-e, mTTN’RTS, LINSETS. Ac.
Bed BtaakeU _
tg-t> »ad Colored Serimn'.’a BT. kNRETS.
Tnertber wMl ev-rv .rt. e u«u.allv kept -i a first c’*» Per floods
Im,. Allif whtrhwe w 1 aadl verycheap. ae'jk—la
III IN Khi EIPT OF TH K F 'LL f o' * If
at leoUctaru a H.k 1>, ’ N*
MgMapaa JOHN THOMPSON, '7 Main «•
THCPIHIKKN' Itmil.
pent..r tor Kanoers’own wear. The are Double Solea, bew
adaBire-v k-.t I • Thcv are . iually adapted for Huutauien,
Jlwierv an I Tevnsters. Also, a g-neral assortment of ev.ry
0%ta* worn, cheap at W*. WALSH.
*R B. WILLIAMS. SAMl'RL V. REID
\\ ll.f.l ins * REID,
piu»i>r< k
Commission Merchants.
<f I {'otiXJCR WALXCT A.\p SXlVXP *rtiC/TT.
Fina luti-tli. Ohio.
Met'or lert far all kitidx.' \» . »ti-ni Proil Ufe, and make
Ekcritaali lihan.ra on Fouwii:iitna-uta for u!e, or
Mrr. batid.ac bought a:i 1 Stcredon account of purchaser*.
aalt—J>f___
dissoli tiov
THI Irm i’. fJCR' H k Fl.RMlNti ta tfcl« day dlaaoleed by mu
1 Malcontent. Mr Fleming Ir.tendhtg to remove to tkc wwwkl
I tn I- Ch.rch wi’l continue it. M e bua .• ■ -a at the old a'ab.l, and
, . . . for ...V.. till lat
I '.rti fibber partner la .alhortxed to fettle the buainear of the
tkeaUrono-ra. WILUAM B. CHl'RCH,
arts WM. P. ELKMINO._
WATCHES, JEWELRY*
Silver anti PlafOtl \Vai*e.
N. \. 'll EHk,
KV- I plcteasfiort- QL
■r'C ‘ ’ < .u. ,enxi .-a article*, embracing all the jr
I a.ett at, . S' h., Irle’i la and the public p 4J
I »s ■ M 1... nable terIt. would call particular atten «u
I la kl* Mo- k a, • Juiew Jurgenae- !■ A -A
I baa. Alfred Lafaletle. Julea Emmory, Henry Reynold* Lemon. J<>«.
I J-haaon, Jehu Cr ra and •‘bet - elebraled makrra Healaokee;^
..... - I . . SI in R '•
■ Uia. Dtamaiel OuMe* miJ Single S’one lireaal Pina, for genia—
■ AW.., alargPa.. -t. • La ,1 -a' t'arbuncka, C<"Ml lmv*,C»»eo
I and Pearl Srt»; l u- an and Plain Cold Chain Braceleta.Cbatlalo
E u. • - . > ' b .” a- l
I I S • I i .. . . . p„ h, rs, A,.li Ccilart. Cbfb,B»«qttc«
I laldwtR >1>a kultra aal I'orka. lurrv Spoon*. Aaparayc*
I T ague' I T->zr- > t- ru, and Eorka, fine Silver Plated
I Kalae. *.
Hoping t« olfer au-h ln'lure.jet.*a tha! cannot fall to please In
I finer and ,-.a.rf a call , reaueetfully votlclied.
S A MYERS.
Id Corner Main and Pearl 9t».
HE l LI.I (HH>D SHOES.
NEW STiR'K.
I W■ •rewakl-r and have pat - . elv-.l >Vs dxy by Steamer an
I TT nhar aufipiv *t Meal Very heavy Prime Brogana, Pegged
■ *M Nailed, whi.-. we -xn'ee..mmet>d to wear »elL We warrant
I tkw W ve mperwr to a .y In b -.ia n.L Abo,* large alock of
I *«y Seary gray a... at uvt -exu aidru Panuera
I wkd *ay them aar the. ..a twelve months, without any mending.
I A- i. . , ...
*» ar-.ie all tn want - r the n. »' ». .-■> or Uo.lt to give uaa calL
rt i\ev a watts
1K1M1V At 1.1.Nil, mil). A < *».,
I I '!< . . a • :,.4 in A .rgln.x. for
m y 9 ’*• «**■ '? Wixiai, ah I *«• ») #il W«* |>:**4*1 to wcfitf
■ »rWnf-jB the trvle for tl«u Wine*, to belciporl.d direct to Vlr
II th* jirirf tip. (am- a V'rginl* *1 In Sew York.
X iM kl»to-*ui Mi.* uo ran •*» fro.n SI Ml, vintage ofl>M,
■ Wk, |li per c* ; » lageoflMS.
I S' .rr* WIimw Ir. ia | 1 M) to #13 per gallon
jg IJ*k.ia do do 1 Ml to H do do
i for*, jo Jo 2. Mi to * do do
I 4,41 KliWONP. llAVANPOtT A CO_
__ _ _ _r_ forks,
rip mi.; t r.gs wit ;■ i an. fixture*.
‘-•‘"A f i'n work K>.. Org t , ,ra' n* building* with tot
. ,4Ur °* «t»ira. The* take xbl» oeca*!en to »«ate that the*
JJ*4“J *«• H .t Air Ku-nace In lh‘» nr an* other country, whies
»**1)1* a*aom„»nl .,f p.ain and fancy Un ware, and Orate# and
’*>«» alwvr* ci hanJ. null-lf_
K oil -J.it re, el red anl for »*!* an excel*
. , - l • li nn bright and
-■SMaahaSr : ihe buy«r can return It IV. T. WARtbo.
-i414_ Jio. 10a Hroa.1 Street._
1 Hat. 4«*,*RT.NK»«kMIF NOTH'■£•
I “V**ht» lay sai l . •!, ..., In th, Ccuuuuaion, Orocery
r"? lenooe b, i Th- bu*in**.i w II t-cou
*t“4 'a the naai. ,d J W. MPK A COt J. V* SIPK.
No. 00, Main Street.
* J '* - >k.i cppor’anlty to return ■* *lr»*#rr thank* t. my
M *r eri1 itare .f patronage .hiring the last throe
7*. 4ftAsbAelt lor the an cou eiu b'.etr cnatlnned favors
** J. W. NIPT.
J aME* H. PE tRCK * CO.,
'•molksalk %na Ktrul BRcasitn,
hi • fr -,| »v i K I t a
!‘L,t i Drags M#o ,uioa, Chevalala, lead*. Painta Oil*
I , ' . r ' . I' 1 »• ••«* '• • I*
*' P MJ Pc-turner* »u 1 *U atU let In their Un* of boal
!,* P*n oar nea Mors M Hoad If
■■ , ai.a oil) be pleawrd b> see them
I'l lEM'lllM. lltlt Mi.—NKU
I'*- • Pi. a) *r at area, by lAoort* Aagti*
I n r>l4,tf«b. Altai T Duke'S V ctim, by O W.
k, c Loo* Tcabby Pierce
•a J Ji-ef rb.n, !.y J , k Brice, ii renta, Tt# Haunt
y ■ ' rJ V R.eyy. < ala Pavt Life or, Wem !r*
M .. u * > •-< w , rd, •> rent*. (.wrMaUe.', hr* uf po.i
*u.' — 'ht a# priea
>. * "' in r>r x * .r '.av family VI mthly New*
! *1 th* loo r,i, ..f T. ter. rita Cavn a Vaim Bend
_ ,, * ■ * tW beady'* Bia-nai' >b Catalogue of all tho teal
** "rT' “f pnotag*.
irRIDkRlC A. BRvnt. UoWUher,
a- . M Ana itroot. Mow Toe*.
- ••^••Sktod. drill- dim
f , f A • .1 k, aj. t laas* of approvrd brands
hrabte .<,4 till,, mi
rlri'** ? 4 * r *ngo*t«.r* _
^toiAi-Jv**!.;,., ,y j mnn.pc.Eote*,
v „ In M Blair A Co.'* bulUBn#.
P^**! I’LOVt H ;! Hl ttVYb!! • X0*XCr4IU*
KB As .. aakan
*v '77*’ k' vrn aauaiis SooSharn faraaMS sad pla ins
tan 54 «V«- ‘ai.j haa £ Ibri y,o«*.. whtuh ***•
. *>4b*> e< f ^oaK* ati nauh Pb.w, thus adapting It *•
^»*arie»,ri«ri V w STkkXk.
- XWoo doa*« above *k (Mori** H. t«l kloboiow*. a*.
l{(Hj NtW A LSI A RS LAHBiMMb *J
4|V ,wwwsit a mSmmm
Do U foari A
N’OTICK.—Dealrous to do what we can to build up .ft
*. ■• I ive .!•*! ermine. I to commence 'I'M ^Hk
FACTt KlN'i 01'* CLOTUiyg l> THIS t'lTY, at the
ear it Lv .if - h a.-can make arrangements to dose.
Our Mr Keen baa been absent in Aaco/.e for the last three
months selecting go. Is for our Spring sales, and from his long ex
|.er;. n" and a ell known taste, w > expect to show the most attrac
tive stock ever «e-u in this utarket. By the 1st day of February
we shad have in store a superb Spring slock for the wholesale
trade, and we cvrncstlj Invite a call from Merchants who have
heretofore et c North. Our extensive operations important ad
vantages in t htap or. hxse of goods, and long experience, enable us
to offer as great Itiducnn.-nts as those of anv house In the Union.
S'*- we shsil from th is day oiler all HiSTE* CLOTHING at
su.d. ■. 'm ■ I j ■ « as will make it to the Inteteet of purchaser to
anticipate their wants.
jai KEEN, BALDWIN * WILU \M8.
( Mica j > < Mel hm^.
Durable Clothing,
< icntccl < Nothing,
At 110 .'Vlalii
CALL In an l m «i»r \ cur selections sn*l bur the jrooifs it your
• vn price. W> vaal »•» |f*t ill the winter Block out of the
wye, i >1 to thw eu l »»(Te! such Ind uccincutn niu*t attract
ind secure ill*
I veu wlih t»* »ke ,« io-.J investment, buy i new suit of
fe* Tl PM AN 4t HI'LL, IK* Main »t._^
\\n. iki smrn'*
Southern I'lolliiiii; IIantiia« Iot v,
• ESTABiISHFD IN' 1850.
IN niC HMOND, VA.
I T IS A tact not general'' known that I established my Clothing
Msni.taetory Hilarity TEN VKxRS AGO, and have coustanv
I-.- for thu: tin— • ued ' ut and make a large portion of mv
stock in K; '■’•i d. htt- dre Is of my customers will testify to;
, -res ft S that, !■ now better
prepared to receive «rd.-rs for work in largo or email quantities
than herstolorr. a - .ntc. to furti.,1: them just as low as
tl x can be had of Northern houees, and equal in style and ma
tend
B -;g a pra. r al man at mv Business (not havinr climbed In at
• he ba. x window overo-h -rs' -1 alders.) I Hatter myself that I can
give as t ■ 1 as g■ ■■< ' at’ article far the price as any house
North or (south
L.-t "■ ,e who u ,-h to bt.lld up rt aar 9 <uthern Manufactories,
patronix.-the , ld ■-tabllsh- I housea first, and let Titesi reap the
re a red tl -y so justly merit for past, present or future services.
Tb s no hun l'Ug, idre prose by from seventy-live to one
hundred hands now in mv employ, and many of them have been
for years. *
Fair ii.ue the manufactures at home, more especially w* en you
can do s with .it additional cost. WM IKA 8IUTBL
| 114V -t
NOTICE.
/ vt'R« icko'K -iitljr via :«* Cloth)07, No. SO Main »t.,
\ I we have sold to Mr. H " Hin.Of'K, and we will continue to
keep our Urge e-ubilahmcof So. 100 Main st., where we will be
pleased to s»e - customers and the public in general, having
made arrangements to manufacture otsr clothing here, and we
are prepared to receiv oi Vra of any kind lobe made up In the
beat sty to • : , Ooi wintei -i-.-k, we wilt offer at
- - . s. Call at
j*g K. MOKKIH 4 CO., 100 Main st.
s - I M.l IS
lEBHEKkOF TIIK LEV1NLATI KE
WILL FIND A LARGE STOCK OF
SUPERIOR CLOTHING
AT
SPIFM1Y xV YliLLEK'N,
119 Tltiiii htrrrl.
J H. SIMPSON Rid:: :. I | 11 T MILLER, Nottoway,
lit AD Ql ART CHS
K!( lPlOAM TSAIU: C fsOTIiniie
M EMIlFR.^ot the Lt k ' alare and atr.injfcr* vititiug the city,
wi!l nn.l F* i!l!*tif t!'** w scriber a Urgt and faihioiiible
assortment f ehPhir.i? of Ms own mm iifncture, as low a* the same
He ha* he*n mu' .,f» 'urine the larger portion of hb work here for
the past ten yam, and can assure his customer* that they shall
h»v- Ru-nwatt m *o« Cl ■'Ttita**, tha* shall compare, In every res
pect, wit Norther, wo.k they are now purchasing. As I aiu con
vi . e.l that rl >t- -'c esn be manufactured In Richmond as lew as
any city lathe I'nion. K. B. SPENCE,
Clo'.belr and Merchant Tailor,
de5 No 120, cor Main and 15th sts,
N'EUttO < Lot HINA VOM MSN AM) BOV*.
tv haw '.r > wn make, a Urge stock of NK
GRO CLOTHING, for both mm snd boys—Coats, Jackets, Pants,
Vests. Shirts an I - ks.which we wilt veil at the very lowest price*,
for bargains, call ou DARRACOTT, HARRIS A CO.,
No. 112 Mala street,
de21 Successors to Merchant, Welsiger A Co.
How ovKBco.m: now overcoats:
— We hare thl- day received by Adam* * Co.’» Espress, s
choice a»- • ■rtment f Children * and Boys' OVERCOATS, really
good and cheap Those of our customers who hare been walling
can now be -jppiied with tvittething nice. Cali at once.
DARRACOTT, HARRIS A CO.,
No. 112 Main street,
;le21 ?u ■-esscr* tn Merchant, Welsiger A Oo.
IIM. Norm:. its*.
K. I). ICKFiTuIXa,
TAILOR AND CLOTIITER,
No. 1 Hi iii htriel,
n AS just returned from New V..rk, and Is now prepared to ex
hibit the re .st altral.ve stock of goods that he has ever had
ti.e p:e*aure of . ll.Ttn.- ’ . Ids friend* and the public, consisting in
part ..f
CLOTHS. I’.INSl MERES A\I> VESTINGS,
of then.-w—t styl which he will make to order in the moat ap
proved manner. Fit* warranted to pleue In all cases.
Al.no.
In store aad receiving, a choice selection of gent's, youths’ and
I children's
READY-51 AI)F. CLOTHING,
of everv grade a d style
OKNTLtMl N'B rURSU>lUNO GOOD?,
such as Shirts, Collar*, Ties, Gloves, Socln. and Drawers; Merino
Shirts and Drawers, of good quality.
K. I>. KEELING, No. 126 Matn street
f|M> THU 1*1 HIslC.-— In eou*e<iuenee of the unprecedent
1, ed '‘Our Model Mot." we have made arrange
■ •: a.count of the great
demand in New Turk I to aim lip* have a Urge supply of this popu
lar Shirt on t. m.1. in every variety of style and quality, so that
those tending orders will cw Lave them filled regularly and with
despatch. As we are the s le Agents for this Shirt in Richmond,
we would respi- '.fully call the attention of those who have not
seen Our M t . in examination, and they will become convinc
ed that I: is t W r.-n-f -f-i s >>,n Skirt ever offend
h r s:i!e We are also prepared to make to order from scientific
ci- .seres at sL r* us ',,ce. a.'.d at reduce.I price* Cave on
• enti.emlns rt'RNuanw
GOODS, which embraces everything pertaining to tlig business,
and which will be offeree! at greatly reduced pdee*
STI’liTEVANi A MAGWIRE,
*a20 No. 34 Main street, Richmond, V*
/ VO UK I b lTKD MKOH.IIT IKON AND
\J MIKE HAILIN' —{3e cured by Leliers Patent)-Admirably
adapted f r ".closing Publl Grounds, CetU' ler!.-*, Balconys, Cot
! la ;es. Ac Sheep ..nd •>* Hurdle. Patent Wire, Sackllng Bead
steads, wit; everv » sri ty of folding Iron Beudstexils andiron
Furniture Patert Mire C .1 Screen*, Ore, Sand and Gravel
Screens, Wire Ne"i-g fer Mosquito, Sheep, Poultry, and other
purpose*. Wire Summer House#, fancy Mire Work In great va
riety, for Gardens, Ac.
M WALKER A 30NS, Manufacturers.
No 685Market, N. E. cssrtier Sixth svrecl, Philadelpiila,
oc6—dly ____
HO’IK W kl»K NHOKS.—I hare constantly on hand of
my own manufacture, the following kinds of
Hoots and Shoes:
For Ladle#:
Gaiter Bools, with ar 1 without herb
Morocco Lace lie. is. with “ “
Goat Skin “ “ “ “ “
For Gcnllcmt u:
line Dreta Bo. ta
Blunt B. -ts, slagle and double Sole*
Oxford Tie* and Brogans.
For ?ii*(H‘» and ( lilldrtn i
Goal and Morocc* Boots, with and without heel*.
For Hotsl
Csif Br —an* and Oxford n. a.
For Servant Women;
Stunt Co.t and Kip Lace Boot*
For s rvniil llrn :
Brogue* aud Brogan*
I am prepared to make to order at short noth e arv of the above
menllonml ku.ds. JNO. V- •***■•
03 Main Street,
#cjj 2 doors above T R PRICE A CO.
\lTANTKDTO RBKT. a DWELLING wbh*#r 8 sje*
> » r.M ms, within 1" square# of our store. ^ ^ ^ ^Jpi.
ELLIVC HOI SK tt ISTED TO Lr.ASK,
OK ruK i>NK VHK. .V 'hiA'e dwelling h'tise, couve
n at to i.ur ... uiuV.r for a sm.iil family. F*t such » one, a
Ur rent and p< rraanent tenant cm be - taine.l by .-.pplying lo
jal'-tf V TaRHV A WILLIAMS,
■ WK KENT OK LKASK.-The room, over store ft
J* ]Sn Aj , i »; • ■: w o ouplc.l by C. P. ' ale A Co. u
A^ a thr-e : v Bri k Blill.tl. c in the rear, tomierly occupied
a< » nrin’iny offlce.
P a-.-a.Ioti given In J.r.’y. t-«<X Anplv to
KNOYVI la A Yv tLFORf*. it Pearl ft
llfAVril* TOIIIKE, tor the ensuing year, a good
Nurse. a; I g Ko-o:i servant. Apply at my residence,
oir-Tt! street. Church Mill, or at my offl-e, on the l»«ck.
dr*k-ll *• LE*“
KOK KENT. ,
riVIR Cottage re<; lone- , n .'h Street, recently occupied by dar.
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< en "r e‘gltl r. ms, wafer, *»s, bell*, etc, ju<t papered and
OL,
n. t\ M f YY a . St>N, Isq
| YOU KK Y I'. K ' . • r. -a for the Pack t Offlce, we
I «, I ,, , ■ ■* I a warehouse <• the hea. E_i
of the Bw.1, r •• •• C .• an-l 't!r street*. The ..matron u a
desirable one !>• a feed and grocery atore arid for storage.
p WY.»*v*.wri wr Jtau&r. t«*. 1^ 1 . __
I Nl>, DAVENPORT A CO.
tWK U I.>T—One Tcnemeul on north aide Basin Bark, ad
• Mi - i, A Eehala Apply to
Warwick a bakk.-i.ale. _
(itrll\ \% A VTKII.--" » di to pwr haae a few cargoea of
., n i {uod landings, ou lower James river.
, ■; Ml KILOS v iuMKIIYJLLE.
11. iYTEO 4 good bar:,la, to work an Welted Booth
\j\l i do do do Shoo* and Gailera.
1‘‘ rood Bivcur hand*.
Oood workmen «., ! ret steady w ,rk and Yhe hest »»<res, by c»!l
Ingat P K YVH11 K'S. ,« MalnS*.
IVMLV 'lOItOCI tt BWOTS, Thick Me*, With and
J without Heel., .ery tine and superior, at ^ WAIdWTS
4 A1 k Hlfl.s k.t . SNfcED’N KLOl K, Mipcrliuo
4Uv 1 i bis Rio do do
;ill do Extra Superfine do
pel do Family do
:«i do “I'icV” Fine do
Ad do su|MuHcr Rye do
N» do Lord, prime article
11 do N. 0. 't lessee
1IY hhda bright Yptsco-adO do
kl bh’shrlgi.i Sugar House Syrup
Cru«heo Powdered and Cilfee Sugar*
M ’ xe. LI Curb Soda, extra article
We rail ho a'-'-eai ol ltahers to above stock.
j j4,* H WalXACB BOW.
I 'IH'.J,
r ft I N .’•rull Mtvkerrl, In Hurt, for »*W lo
I MUKLDfASOAIKKVtLLK.
... ,, raotsx* s nHitiso,
. . i —.i.. r, v. of llanoverCo., va.
JOII VVTOX tl WHITISttt
«.ro< r« aaJ Coiumiaslou Mrrrhants,
Corner ith and Broad Streets,
Rk'uaoxu, Vi.,
Keen r —t*--*,y on hand a wet* .elect'd stock of
OauCEBIVS. U dCrVRP. Ac., Ac.,
L j*fc. And attend loth.-sol .of o' kind of Co antrv Praduee.
MPimmii rxTBA.
■ ay* FARMER* —YVe Hav. juA had made to our order n large
r assortment >f W ex’ h envy Boots, suit able for Fanners and
1 im king These B-ta we caa warrant to wear a* ton* as any two
j »r three pain ol such ad are fs-rraily sold The legs arevery
ton. .rul made out of jond Mather. AU Ih «£**'rf
gtv r ia a call. felt pCTSEi A WATT*.
RICHMOND WHIG.
SPEECH OF GEN. A. A. CHAPMAN, OF MONROE.
Extract from that part of the speech of Mr. Chapman, of
Monroe, delivered in the House of Delegates on the
2‘ith and 21st of January last, on the hill for the con
struction Hmi Equipment of the Covington and Ohio
Railroad, in which the condition of the finances of the
State are considered.
Mr. Chapman, said, that before proceeding to discuss
the merits of the hill, he desired to meet at the threshold
an objection that he learned had been urged by some
gentlemen to appropriations at the preseut session to
works of Internal Improvement, aud especially to the bill
under consideration, viz: That the finances of the State
were not in a condition to justify It; and that the taxes
would have to he increased, provided nppropriatious
should be made to works of Internal Improvement by
the present Legislature. Mr. Chapman said this was that
old song, which uad been sung to every Legislature for
the last half century, when an appropriation had been
asked for the Improvement of the Sta'e; but ir there was
anv truth in such objection he would be one of the first
to vote against all appropriations to works of Internal
| Improvement, however important they might be, ns un
| der uo citcutustances would he consent to an increase ot
i the taxes. Hut after a tuo.-t careful examination of the
finances of the Slate, he was most happy to say there
need he no alarm on that subject, aud he begged the se
! rious attention of the House to the exhibition he was
I about to make. He invited the strictest scrutiny, and if
! there could be any error in anv statement he should
i make, he desired it to be corrected.
The Auditor of Public Accounts estimates the receipts
and eharges into and upon the Treasury in the fiscal
years I860 and 1861, as follows:
Balance in the Treasury on the 1st of Oc
tober, 1859, - * $ 104,018 36
Estimated receipts for the fiscal year
1859-’6i>, - - - 3,771,068 96
$3,B75o$2 32
Estimated charges for the fiseul veat 1859
’60, - - 3,660,239 15
Estimated excess of means over charge,
1st of October, 1860, - - 214,848 17
Estimated receipts for the fiscal year 1860
’61, * - - 3,785,762 96
4,tNM),6i>0 18
Estimated charges lot the fiscal vexr 1860
’61, • . 3,106,453 31
Estimated excess of means over eharges
1st of October, 1861, - - $394,152 82
The Auditor in the above estimate lias charged against
the treasury every item, that by any reasonable
probability could be charged against it, including
not only every ordinary but many extraordinary charges;
intctidiug il he erred it should be ou the safe side. He
includes in hie estimate of charges the whole of the in
terest upon the guaranteed bonds of companies aud cities
rhur li i'A AVAt Kaah olitrAA in nn tin* - flit*
whole amount that may lull due for casting iu bronze,
and delivering the statues of Lewis, Marshall and Nelson,
and erecting same—the expenses of the pr. sent session
of the Legislature, and for the militia $20,0. 0 above the
lilies, and which sum is not now, and probably will not
be made by law, a charge upon the treasury—in line,
every item that has heretofore been a charge upon the
treasury has been estimated by him. The Committee of
iiuance have informally reported to this House, that
upon the same subject as estimated by the Auditor ol
Public Accounts, the following will be the result, viz :
balance iu Treasury 1st October, 1859, $104,013 86
Estimated receipts for the fiscal year
1 939-’30. • • - • - 2,782,284 46
3,886,297 82
Ei-tiraated charges for the fiscal year
1859- '6o,.8,647,739 IS
Estimated excess of means over charges,
1st October, i960, .... 288,.758 67
Estimated receipts lor the fiscal year
1 stci '>1 - - • - - 796,978 46
4. "33,637 13
Estimated charges for the fiscal year
1860- Y.l.8,088,953 31
Estimated excess of means over charges
October 1st, 1861, - - - *951,58" 82
Mr. Chapman said, that as the report of the committee
was a correction of that of the Auditor, lie would take
that ns the bases upon which to build his future estimates
hut he would remind gentlemen, that the informal report
of the committee was only an estimate of the particul.r
receipts and chatg s of the items as contained iu the Au
ditor’-. report, lie doubted not but that a farther and
fuller examination by the committee would came tieni to
increase the receipts into the treasury largely, as would
tue Auditor, estimating at the (>rr*rnt time ; as reports
from internal improvement companies, since the Audi
tor’s report, show cleatIv that large sums will conic into
the treasury that were not estimated by him, and which
Mr. C. would proceed to show—aud, in making his esti
mates, he would unite the fiscal years 1S60-’61, and show
the surplus which would he m the treasury at the end of
the fiscal year 186i>-’61, viz; the 50th of September,
1861. He would beg leave to read, ft out the report of
the Hoard of Public Works, made to this House a few
days since:
“The Virginia anil Tennessee Railroad (204 miles long)
is completed, aud their report exhibits a very large in
crease of reveuuc over that of any preceding year.—
This compauy h is for the two years preceding paid up
promptly the interest on the loan of *1,000,01 to made by
the State. There still remaius over *20rt,ooo of inter
est due the State for arrears ol interest on the same
loan, which the Compauy will gradually pay up hereafter
until the -amo is liipiidated. The pros|>eots of the Corn
pauv for the future, warraut the belief that, besides the
payment of the interest regularly, they will have the
meant, to pay the State a dividend of 6 per cent, on the
preferred stock, amounting to 5"",i»00."
The amount due from the Virginia and Tenucssee
Railroad Company to the State for arteurs of interest, as
shown by the report of said Company, amounts to the
sum of *292,622 o3, and the repott also shows their un
doubted ability to pay it,and that the sum of $1 it'..511 01
will he paid previous to the Soth of June, i860, and the
remaing $146,311 01 previous to the liOth day of June,
1861.
He begged leave to call the attention of the House to
the following extracts from the report of said company.
“The following is the amount and condition cl the
floating debt of the company :
Amount due by bills aud notes *153,762 18
Araouut due by plain bonds, 9,914 84
To individuals 88,454 49
To State tor arrearage interest 292,622 03
To temporary loan 29,473 00
Bv Salt Works bonds 97,00(4 00
-$671,218 54
Applicable to the payment of the
above, independent of the fu
ture earnings of the road, and
the mortgage bonds on hand,
are as follows, to wit:
Bv bills and notes 12,512 Id
From individuals Mi'.,502 29
From capital stock 52,327 25
Twenty-four shares telegraph
stock 2*400 0<>
Cumberland and tlap Btauch 8,"88 73
I Montgomery Coal Branch 8o9 38
Cash iu hand shown I'M,812 17
- 322,511 98
Leaving balance $818,7"f> 50
The paviueni of the tloating debt ir.uv be thus divi
ded:
PAVAIILE DfRIN't THE YEAK ENI'ISU 30TU JC.NE, 180".
Iu first quarter:
By bills payable *93,332 98
To individuals 30,000 00
- 128,382 98
In second quart, r:
By bills payable 35,054 24
To individuals 25,000 00
- 00,054 24
lu third quarter :
By bills payable 10,200 01
To individuals 25,000 00
Salt Work bonds 43,000 00
- 80,200 "4
In fourth quarter : .
By bills payable 9,104 92
| To individuals 18,309 88
Half arrearages to Stale 140,811 01
- 173,785 25
443.432 52
PAY ABIE MLlN.t THE YEAR END I SO SOTH JCSE, 1861.
Salt Works bonds 52,000 00
; Temporary loan 29,475 00
i Half arrearages to State 140,311 Ol
- 227,780 01
Total *071,218 63
“The road earnings for the present year, ei ding 80th
June, l8'-tO, wore estimated, in the last annual report,a:
tii/hl hundred thousand dolTars.
“The results of last year, with the atteudiug embar
rassments, now iuduee the Board of Directors to increase
it to n.ne hundred dollars, which they do with much con
fidence, in view of the fact that it is now almost absolute
ly certain that the last hall of the year, at least, will have
the benefit of full connections, both east and west, for
frieght and pa'sengors by the most direct route’. This
will give increased employment, by means of through
tonnage, at the season during w hich local-business is
slack. These considerations give confidence in also in
creusing the estimates of future earnings, say for the
year ending 3otb June, 1801, to one million one hundred
thousand dollar*, and in 1862. to one million two hundred
thousand dollar*, and thereafter to not less than one mil
lion two hut.Ired audjiftv thoiuand dollar*.
“From the above data the following statement is wale
of the future operations of the road, the liquidation of
tbe debts of the company, and the prospects of divi
dend*.
“In making estimates of this kind it is usual to take
one-half of the cross earnings for expenses. In the fol
lowing tixty per cent, is allowed, using only forty per
cent, as the net gain. •
Amount of tloating debt, after de
ducting resources, as per state
ment above - $518,708 56
Add for amount of resources,
which niav not he available, - SO,Qoo 00
-398,706 56
To which add current charges, in
terest, Ac, to wit:
Interest sinking fund on State loan $1,000,000 70,000 00
| Interest on tirat mortgaged bonds 500,000 30,ii00 00
Interest on fractional mortgage - 28,500 1,410 00
Interest on seeond mortgage - - l,000,0o0 60,0o0 00
Interest ou third mortgage - - 431,000 25,860 Oo
Interest Salt works bonds (6 mo’s) 45,ottO* 1.S50 00
Interest Salt works bonds (12 m’s) 52,000 3,120 00
Dividend on guarantied stock, - - 7,938 00
598,884 56
Deduct road earnings, - - $6iM,tinft
Leas, sixtv per cent, expenses, 540,00
-360,000 On
Balance due 30th June, I860, $238,334 5b
Add current charges as above, - $199,678
Less, iuterest Salt Works bonds,
paid December 31st, 1S'>9, (6
mo’s) - - - 1,350
Less, int’st on $52,000 bouds,
Dec. 31, i860, - 1,560
- 2,910
-196,764 00
$135,152 56
Deduct road earnings, - - $1,100,000
Less, sixtr per cent, for expenses 660,000
-440,000 00
Surplusoam’gs 50th June, 1861 4,847 44
Add road earnings, - - 1,2410,00ft
Less, sixtv percent, fur expenses, <20,0410
-480,000 IN)
484,847 44
Deduct current charges as above, 196,788
Less interest six months Salt
Works bonds paid, - - 1,560
195,208
Yearly sinking fund to meet third
mortgage bonds of $4*11,000,
due Slit Dec. 1265, - - 90,000
-285,208 OO
Surplus, .... 199,639 44
Out of which can be paid divi
dends on preferred stock to the
State as required before paying
dividend to private stockhold
era, say j.>ihi,<hk>, m mi per
cent., • 80,(4)0
Dividend ou plain stock, the guar
anlec having been regularly
paid, sav $2,872,000 at live per
cent., .148,6t*)
-173,000 (n1
Net surplus 80th June, 1802, *26,039 4 1”
The Auditor ha* estimated the receipts by wav of div
idend from the Ceutral Kail Koad Company, at 4$ per
centum ou the capital or that the receipts into the trea
sury from that source will be $84,864.22 annually. An
examination of the report of that company will show
conclusively that they will divide the sum they have pro
mised, viz : 5 per centum per annum, which will increase
the sum that will be paid hv them into the Treasury
over the Auditor’s estimate *18,784.00. Mr. C., said he
would take the liberty of reading from the report to show
there could be no mistake iu this estimate, ami to show
farther what may be expected from our system of rail
roads, w hen properly and economically managed.
KKIKM'C AM* KXPCXSU.
The gross receipts have been estimated at $600,(KM,
and the nett revenue at $3(M,0O0, but the result in each
at the present time, is more favorable than the estimate.
The gross receipts this yeai are, *652,405 (to
The gross receipts last year, 587,088 (»7
Increase, *65,366 98
Kxpemea ol administration last year, *290,056 07
Expenses of administration this year, 269,7**8 **1
Decrease, *20,348 02
The increased revenue and diminished expenses make
s practical improvement equal to $86,714.95.
The expenses of administration, as shown by the Su
perintendent's report deducted from gross receipts leave
the net balance of $382,696.99.
The construction and equipment of the road up to the
present time as |x-r Treasurer's -tateinent, amounts to
*5,362,910.53.
The nett revenue, as above, *282,696 99, gives more
than 7 per cent, on the whole cost of the road and equip
ments.
The Company’s road Is 178 mile* in length, and the
average cost per mile, including equipment, is $30,118
71.
The g-o-s receipts per mile of road are *3,340 31.
The nett receipts per mile are *1.967 20.
The current expenses of administration consume 41
3-10 per cent, of the gross receipts.
Out of the net revenue, after paying interest, two
setni-annual dividends have been paid, the first of tw-o per
cent, on the 15th of April, and the second of 2 1-2 per
cent, on the 15th of September.
The aggregate debt of the Company has been reduc
ed more than *115,000, as will appear by the Treasurer’s
statement. See comparative debt of this year and last.
The report of the General Superintendent shows in de
tail the items which make the amount charged for annual
expenses, some of which are not common to the opera
tions of the road, but might be set down as extraordi
nary, and leaving as net revenue *382,696 99.
The above sum has been expended as follows, viz :
Paid interest, • $102,764 05
DIVWKNDH.
To the Commonwealth, - *84,354 22
To the city of Richmond, - 13,500 00
To the county of Greenbrier, 2,250 Oil
To the county of Monroe, • 2,250 (Ml
To the county of Augusta,- *00 nO
To individual Stockholders, 86,920 Oo
-*199,974 22
To the reduction of different classes of debt,
including Sinking Fund, - 115,657 92
The balance has been disposed of for tolls
due the State on Blue Ridge Road, work
Blue Ridge Tunnel, Ac., all of which may
be found in the Treasurer’s report, - • *24,300 80
*382 696 91
“The present debt of the Company, in round numbers,
is about $l,6ti0,000, and the amount of stock held bv all
parties is, say $3,125,000; but when the railroad is in
operation as far ns the White Sulphur, suppose each of
those sums increased, that is, the debt to the sum ol $2,
000,000, and the stock to the present maximum now au
thorized, vix: to $3,400,000.
tl per cent interest on $2,000,000 supposed
debt, ------- $120/100
5 per cent, dividend on $3,400,000, maximum
amount of stock,. 170,000
Annual appropriation to sinking fund increased
to $15 i>00, to extinguish the last mortgage 45,000
Surplus - • • " ... 25,000
$360,000”
It will thus be seen, said Mr. Chapman, that whilst the
receipts of this road are annually increasing, should you
estimate that there would he reduction from the nett
receipts of last year of $22,696 99, and that the debt of
the Company should increased by half a million, a divi
dend declared upon h sum $275,"On larger than the pres
ent capital, (and which capital will not be increased) that
then they would pay the interest upon their debts, a div
idend of 8 per centum per annum, set aside a sinking
fund of $45,000, and buve a surplus of $25,000. Can
there be'a doubt, then, of their ability to pay a 5 per
centum dividend ? They can pay, and should pay a 6
I per centum dividend.
Mr. Chapman said there was another railroad of which
‘ he feit proud. Its wise management and extraordinary
, -uocess cannot be anything else than gratifying to every
I Virginian. It has more than realized the fondest hopes
of its most ardent friends. He alluded to the Richmond
1 and Danville Railroad. It is 147 1-2 miles in length, and
I its gross earnings during the last fiscal year were $351,
I e.is 06, and its nett earnings $292,988 38, or 32 86-100
per centum on its gross receipts—and being more than
14 per centum of nett earuiog upon its capital, and more
than ton percent, upon its capital and outstanding debt.
Id the last liseal year, this Company paid not only tbein
terest upon the debt due by it, but more than $2tMi,ochi
of its outstanding debt, and a dividend to its stockholders
of 4 per centum; of which, the State treasury received
$47,343 94 And Mr. C. was iuformed, by the able and
intelligent President of said Company, that they would
hereafter make a dividend of not less than 6 per centum
per annum, unless the revenues of the Company should
be diverted to some object not now contemplated ; that
whilst there seemed to be almost a certainty that a 6 p“r
cent dividend would be made by this company, which
would increase the surplus in the treasury on the S"ih of
September 1861, by the sum of $47,54:: 94, yet he would
net in his Estimate include it. Mr. 0. siyd that he begged
gentlemen to remember that this was another striking in
stance of the immense benefits that accrue from Virgin
ia railroads, under a prudent and wise administration.
Mr. C. read from the report of the Hoard of Public
Works, as follows:
“The road of the South-Side Radioed < ompanv is, with
the addition of the old City Point Railroad, which now
belongs to them, 132 miles long. They report their net
eamings for the past vear to be $201,344 36. The in
terest on the loan of 800,000 made by the State has been
paid regularly since 1st July, 1858. There still remains
unpaid over $180,000 dne on account of arrears, for
which thev have at present made no arrangements.”
It will here be seen, said Mr. Chapman, that the South
Sidy Railroad iu the last fiscal year nude of net earn
ings the sum of *201,844 80. (The gross earnings were
410,160 88(—a sum sufficient to pay tho interest and
sinking fund on their loan of 800,00ft, and leave the sum
of *145,844 .86 to be applied towards the payment of
$18o,0im> of arrenr of interest due the State; and no
doubt $90,0(8> of the sum could be conveniently applied
| to such payment, and thus, in the fiscal years 1860-’61,
the whole of the sum of *180,000 would he paid into the
treasury. But fearing that some gentlemen might be
found who might doubt the ability of the company to
pay, as they imagine that this road will be greatly injured
in its business, by the completion of the Orange and
Alexandria extension to Lynchburg, he would not in
clude this sum in his estimate.
There is now in the treasury to be invested the sum of
about *146 i88t, principal and interest, belonging to the
Literary Fund, and a bill Is upou your table, reported by
the Finance Committee, to invest it in the stock of the
State, leaving the money in the treasury. This bill will
of course pass, and will add to the surplus In the treasury
the above urn of *146,000.
Mr. Chapman said the amount due from delinquent
sheriffs, has been growing for several years, until it now
amounts to the sum of $446,294. Until lately stringent
measures have not been taken against the sheriffs aud
their securities, but wiiiiin the last year, as he had been
informed by the Auditor, judgments had been obtained
against the delinquent sheriffs and their securities for at
least three-lourths of the amount due, say for $334,504)
—all or nearly all of which is solvent; and ought it uot,
therefore, all to be collected and paid into treasury In the
fiscal years 1860-'61 ? If officers should do half their
duty it surely would; but that he might not over-esti
mate, he would sav that but one-lmlf of the amount ol
the judgment-' would be paid ; and no part of the $112,
*681, for which there were not judgments yet obtained,
would he paid. Then there would be added to the sur
plus in the Treasury the sum ol $167,250.
The charge against the Treasury tor the fiscal years
186t)-’61, exclusive of those estimated by the Auditor
aud the Finance Committee, Mr. C. estimated as follows,
and which he thought would fully coverall charges, viz ■
For the Trans-Alleghany Lunatic Asylum, to he divided
between the year* 1S60-'6|, $100,0(11; for the Contin
gent fund $25,nOO ; expenses incurred on account of the
!ohn llrown raid, $123,000; interest on the $5'>0,000
authorized to be borrowed for the defences of the State
in the extension of the Armory and the purchase ol
arms, say, *35,4.(to; hut a small portion of this sum will
be expended in the present fiscal year, and probably uot
half in the next, so that the sum of $35,04)0 will certainly
more than cover the interest and one per centum sinking
fund. Then hp w ould allow for additional appropriations
by the present Legisla'nre, other tliun those for internal
improvements, $140,000; and lor the delinquency df
Sheriffs the sum of $75,000, which is a sum greater
thau the average deficiency for the last eight years—and
then we have the following result
RKCAPITP I.ATIOS.
The amount of surplus in Treasury as estimated by the
Committee of Finance, upon Auditor’s
bases, - - ... $951,583 82
Add amount of interest in arrenr from the
_:-• - 1 -r_ _ —1
pany, - - ... 202,622 03
five |K!r ceuturn dividend from Central
Railroad instead of 4{ - * - 19,784 00
Amount invested in bunds of State by
Literary Fund, - ... 146,001 00
Amount received from sheriffs and securi
ties on judgments - ... 167,200 00
Total, ... ... $1,676,229 85
CHARS RS.
To amount for Trans-Alleghany Lunatic
Asylum, .... $]uO,OOu
For Contingent Fund * - - 25,000
Interest ou $500,000 for defen
ces, .35,000
John Brown rahi, - - - • 125,000
Appropriations other than for in
ternal improvement, • • 140,000
Delinquency of sheriffs - • • 70,000
- 500,000 00 ,
Leaving ------ $1,076,239 85
Should no appropriations, therefore, be made by the
present Legislature, for works of internal impr vement,
the surplus in thp Treasury at the end of the fiscal year,
1861, w ould be $1,076,239 85. Mr. C., said that a lew
days previous he had stated on that lloor tint the finances
were in a condition to allow of appropriations towards in
ternal improvement'1 of $10,000,000, if the Legislature
ahoidd choose to go so far. The friends of the Coving
ton and Ohio bill hoped that the Legislature would ap
propriate not less than $4,0"O,Oft0, for the construction
aud equipment of that improvement, and he thought 1 e
would be able before he couelttd>d to demonstrate that it
would be economy to do so. Taking that sum as the
basis, he had asked of the very able and enlightened en
gineer ol that work to estimate the atnott jt of Interest,
»ith one |iercent., for a sinking fund, which the treasury
would be called upon in the fiscal year 1*60, and, also,
1861, giving the amount of expenditure each month, as
pavments are made to contractors. He has done so w ith
great accuracy, and he would give the aggregate ;
Interest on Covington and Ohio, provided $4,ft" t,000
should be appropriated, together with Sinking Fund fill
ing due iu the fiscal year I860, $6,510 only—iu 1861,
$122,674, making a total of 129,184—add $6,00'»,0t ft to
be expended in the same manner, the amount of interest
and one per cent, for Sinking Fund in the fiscal year
1860 would amount to $9,765, and in the fiscal year 1801
to $184,011 ; total $193,776; or the whole amount ne
cessary to pav interest aud set aside one per centum for
.Sinking Fund", provided $10,000,0*8) should be appropri.
ated, would be in the fiscal year 1860, $16,275, and in
the fiscal year 1861, $306,685; total $322,960, and would
leave the following result:
Surplus as above shown $1,076,239 85
Deduct interest as aforesaid 322,960 00
Surplus in the Treasury, Oct. 1st, 1861 $753,_79 85
Mr. C. said that, with the existing rate of taxes, and
an appropriation of $10,00ft,Oft" to works of Iuternal
Improvement, the surplus w ould he greater at the end of
the fiscal year 1862 than at the end of 1861 ; for, in the
fi*cal year 1862, more than $100,000 would, for th - first
time, be received from the Virginia und Tennessee Rail
road os dividends, and large additional sums from the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad, thp Manassa f’r.ip Rid
road, tiie Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, the Ri.-h
moud and Danville Railroad, and the York River Rail
road, w hich would largely sw ell thq surplus of the fiscal
year 1862. So there can no longer be any excuse for
voting against this or any other improvement on the
ground that the finances will not justify it.
To SOUTHER! ATOSOUTHWESTERIMEBCHA1T8.
I860. SPLENDID STOCK OF 1860.
SPRING GOODS.
BELL. PACE, LAVENDER & CO.
IMPORTKR8 A*D JOBBERS OK
STAPLE -A.1SID FANC'2’
DRY GOODS,
89 Chamber* ami 71 Heade streets,
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, JixrtRV 10rn, 1S80.
pKiRSlRI . . _
W> Invite your attention to onr large stork of Eng!tail,
Scotch, triali, French and ficnnnn Staple sin i
Fancy Dry t.ooda, nr ocaowx Um.RT.Tiox. These Goods
were selected with greet care on the -‘other side." by one of onr
Hrm wish a special view to the .ants of the SODTIIEUN AND
SOUTH-WESTERN TRADE.
We also invite your attention to a complete Stock of Domestlc
Fahrics, selected carefully and with an eye to ihe same trade.
We i (Ter our Slock on the most favorable terms, and hope, when
vou visit this city, von will give us a call.
We give especial attention to tilling order*.
Your*, very r spectfully,
M a.t„-'o BELL, PACE, LAVENDER A CO.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
TORN M WEST, o! Petersburg, and Thomas Johnston, of Rlrh
inond have this day purchased of George M. West, hi) entire
suck of Hooks and Stationary, and will rouilnue the husineta uu
der the name and s'yle of West A Johnston, at the old aund, US
Main street, ano hope by strict attention to business to merit the
patronage o’f their friends and the public, which has been so libe
rally btslowed upon the House of Jeo. M. West,
raiiy uc. v JOHN M. WEST,
THOK JOHNSTON.
Rictiuosn, Feb. 1st, 1 add.
A ( HID.
In retiring fr"tn the Book trad-, I desire to return my thanks
to the public, who hsre so generally sustained me, and I trust my
successors may receive the same encouragement.
Vi __ GEORGE M. WEST.
N~ K\v AN D IJIPOHTANT BOOK«.
For sale by T. C. C. DREW It Y,
(Successor to P. B Price.)
No. 1 ,lt Main Si., (Dow.len's old stand.!
MAN Moral and Physical, or Ihe Influence of Health and Disease
an Religious Experience, by the Rev. Joseph H. Jones, Pastor
of the Cfh Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia.
Non Ignara mall raise) is sorcurrere disco. Price $1.
ThW work engageiithc attention of the author for many veait,
assisted by various reading nnd much experience. It la not
known that there Is mother work on the same topic In Ihe English
LAngu&gr.
THK Pentateuch and the lb-ok of Jo-hua, with an orlglnsl and co
pious critical and explanatory commentary,by the Kev.Robert
Jamieson 1). D , Minister of Ft. Pauls, Glasgow, Scotland.—
Price To cents.
THE Historical Books of the Holy Scriptures, Judges, Ruth, 1st
and ii .“arouel, 1st and '.M Kings. 1st and ltd Chronicles, Kara,
Nehetuiah and Esther, by the same author. Price 76c.
THE Revival In Ireland, letter* from Minister* and Medical men In
bister on the Revival of Religion In the North of Ireland, ad
droased to Rev. H. GrattanGulnes*. Price tie.
T. 0 C. D. Invites attention to his assortment of Religions and
Miscellaneous Works,School Books, Sabbath School Books, and Ju
venile generally. Paper. Envelopes, and Stationery generally, to
gether wiih hu assortment of Fancy and Variety Goods, such as
are generally found In Book Stores.. ^ ^_^^1
\'|R(ilHA SPOK.KN AND FKI.LOEN.~We take
pleasure lu announcing tu our friends snd ihs public that w.
h*»» on hand an'- are cons-antly receiving huggy, tulkey and wa
gon Spokes, handsomely turned, of the heat mountain hickory.—
Also, oak Felloe*, a good article- all of Virginia manufacture.
VAN-LEW, TAYLOR* CO.,
pej No. 74 Main street. _
1XKN< II AND nOCLDINU PLANE*, of superior
AJquailiy, In store and for k ANPKIU,0N.
Ia*t No. IOC Main street.
ws l/wil I, l.te WEFBINB AND MILLING
YlJ HOCK—Just receive I, a full aasortment of dwell • Weeding
and Hd ing Hoe* u-ttox Pick* and iuperior cast-steel
’ aLACKBON A ANDKR80N,
|«il ” _No. lud Main atreet, Richmond.
>* * aVv at u ski as —i>m bus. prime new Clover Seed, for
C £' «l Ml* by. TAIDY k WILLIAMS.
Artificial teeth,
Tin: ('llEOPLA S TIC MOCKSS. fe.
I O. W. JONES, Drtrrr.iT, havlr,- purchased Hie(/f>Vf~*frb
right for O r above mode of making Teeth, and be
Ing entirely satisfied of It* absolute suj-rlorlty over the gold, allvev
or piatlna method, he can with confidence commend It to all who
I may desire full or partial aela of Teeth—and especially to auch as
1 may he dissatisfied wttli thesethey are now using. In this process,
all of Ihe ohjecUona to the gold plate are removed—the accnos be
ing perfect, secure* comfort and stability to the fit and the te*»h
being embedded In the metal, the food la eacluded from under o
i between them, and they are therefore stronger, cleaner, smoother
and In every reaped better.
In conaerpieuce if the perfect adaptation of the plate to the
mouth and the auction thereby secured, he can Inacrt one or more
teeth tdtfoiif elaape—and in all caaea guarantee a perfect and sat
lafactory fit, or no charge.
Thla method having been adopted and commended by those stand
I Ing highest In the profession, North and South, testimonials will be
given and apeclmens exhibited to any who mav desire to are them.
Those wishing io exchange the old method for the new, their old
plate will be taken In pari pav. Office opposite Corinthian Hall
Offlce hour* from 8 to SJi, from 8Jg to 6. ocT—!y
Bacon, lari*, ■httbb, emu, at.—
!to litcJa. Hams, Shoulders, fildea and Breaats
88 bhis prime leaf Lard
88 tubs prime Goshen Butter
fit) boxes prime Goshen Cheese
loo boxes it. it. do ,
100 bbl*. refined Pugara
8<t bbls. prime Jersey Cider
90 do No 1 Mackerel
100 do No. 3 do
4» do Eroat'a Buckwheat
80 do new crop N. O Molasiet
fs) do cider tdnegar
2i4) package* aJWorte I Teas
100 iloren assorted Broom*
100 do do Tails
6 tea. Pal Soda
8 do Urey's assorted Phot
2 do prime Codfish
T.andlng per steaine a and packets from New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, for sale low bv WM. 11. TYLER,
jail) 10th street, between Main and Cary.
viucm %
Bni.Vi.Vi; AID Li BKKATINO COAL OILS.
THE GREAT KANAWHA COAL AND OIL COMPANY,
"Consisting of XATtvt citi/kx.s or oca owxPtatk," lias appointed ua
Agent* forthe sale of their justly eelebrated
BURNING AND I.1 BRIOATING COAL "II S,
the i|uall*y of whl.th is warranted ri m an t t'XXbCLTUixTsn.
We invite the attentl tti of Apothucarira *ml D. sU-ra throughout
lh- Plate to our supply. which will be large and sold by w/uiUmiU
•mly at Hie lowest Factory iirici*.
jell—if GOOCH A ECHOLS.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTIN'FRNHIP.
riMIFt concern of “J A 0. PANNILL" was di-aolved on 81st Dec,,
I 1498, by mutual consent CH AP PANh'TLLretlrlng. Thobooks
an I acennn's of the concern have been transferred to Jt),4. PAN
NIL1., who will continue ihe Commission hu-in.-s* as per annexed
notlci J PANNILL,
C. PANNILL.
RicHuoxn, J*n. Ad, 1 -fin.
r..*v
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.
rilllE aubicrtlien, JOSEPH PANNILL, a resident cf the dtr of
i Kh hm r l, and Tilt)VI AS HRITE, a resident of the county of
Halifax. Plate of Virginia, have this day formed a "LIMITED
PARTNERSHIP." under the style and firm of"J. PANNILL." tor
the purpose of conducting; a “Commission loi-lnua" In the city of
Richmond, Virginia, to continue until llie fit-I day of tanuary,
tisbil A D , one thousand eight 1 undred and sixty-four. JorEPil
PANNILL l*“(.tr.r;n rxxTsia. "TM>tAIA.4 BltlK') pxcmi.pxbt
npr,’’ and a. such has this day contributed to the capital stock of
the firm, Ibc sum of t-n thousand dollars i (18,000.) M imes* our
hand and avals this 8ii day of January, 7SCO
J PANNILL, (Peal.)
THUM As ItKI'CE, ideal)
Cor».
CiTT of R'OHUO.VD Ptatk nr V ... vr* To wit I R. M Bcstuv. a
Justice of the Peace in the City of Richmond, do hereby certify
that Joseph I’annlll, the ’’general partner'’ named In the writing
heretofore annexed, bearing date January 0*1, I'd!, this dav made
oath before me that the -urn stated in the said writing as rontrlhu
led by the "special partner” has been actually paid In by him In
cash,
(liven under my han J this 'hi day of January, l'*»
Jat -2m_IP M BURTON, J P.
Sift, eaxaiu, of Rlchmoud, mod. bkccs. of Halifax, Va ,
“General Partner.” “Special Partner."
J. I*A.WILL,
Commission Merchant,
HllOtkOE UAICEUOISE liULIH.Mj,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
STRICT persona! attention given to the sale of Tobacco, Wheat,
Corn, Flour and agricultural I’tuducu generally. Orders fur
frrtlllxeni, groceries, Ac., carefully and promptly executed,
jaft—d2m
\VA LTO N
FEMALE COLLEGE LOTTERY,
OF GEORGIA.
ChurUrtd by t\e b'aU in lsftd.
W. C. IL4WSO* A CO., Tluuagern,
MACON, OR SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
NOVEL SCHEME 1
POLVC1* PLAN LOTTERY I
By this Scheme,
Purchaser! can ieiect their own Number!, and pay any
amount for a Ticket they may desire I
Kxtra Clan 2, drain Ort. S, 185i>,
And on every aucceeding day (Sundays excepted,) at
ft o'clock. P M.
tw In this Scheme, three are 7ft Sumhem placed Inthe Wheel
—from 1 up to 7ft—and twelve of llie«- number, are drawn from
the Wheel. If a persons select* one number ou* of the 7ft, and that
Number la among the Numbers drawn, begets five time* the amount
invested If two selected Number* are dram, he gets thirty for
one; If three selected Number* are drawn, h- get* two hundred for
one; If four aelected Numbers are drawn, he get* a thousand for
on ; if five selected Numbers are drawn, five then sand for one, if
six selected Number* are drawn, fl'teen thousand to one. Remem
ber ! If two, or mare,aelecled Numbers are taken, and all ofthose
Numbers so aelected are not drawn among the Twelve Drawn
Nnmbers, the Ticket ia a Blank.
O D R
Havana I* 1 a u Lollfric*
Dram Four (4) Timea a Mouth I
and are the moat liberal of any Schemes ever offered. For par
ticulars address,
W. C. DAWSON A CO„ Managen,
oc22 — Macon, and Savannah, Ga.
i860, THE LAST AND im
GREATEST INVENTION
OF THE HOOP SKIRT MANUFACTURE.
THOMSON’S PATENT
CORRUGATED STEEL SPRINGS,
Reducing tint Weight and Increasing the Strength of
Skirts nearly one-half.
WS. A C. II. THOtlSON A CO. offer the above, as
t the latent novelty, and the most Important Improvement
In Sk'rts since Hoops were invented—giving to this favorite gar
m-nt a lightness, flexibility and ■■trrrgth never before known.—
Every I.ady In America, who values c mfort, health and true • !e
gance In costume, should have one of these admirable garmeut*.
Inquire for
Thomson’s? Corrugated. Skirts.
These beautiful Goods, owned ami manufactured solely by us,
now form a part of
Which arc offered this season In Improved stylet, shapes and
manufacture, as follows:
THE DUl’BLE TRAIN’ SKIRT,
THE PARISIAN’ BELLE SKIRT,
THE GOSSAMER SKIRT,
THE INDESTRUCTIBLE SKIRT,
THE WOVEN’ SKIRT,
THE EXPANSION’ SKIRT.
For sale, throughout the Union, by the principal Jobbers and Re
tailers 8e« that both our nr.tne i.lthc crown are stamped on
ercry skirt. No other* arc genuine.
’ W. S. A C. H. THOHSOJI A- CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OK THE CROWN SKIRTS,
ja25—eowSui New York.
TOWN N. (iORUON A SON -
,| OFFFR FOR SALK
Tin Peats, bright, of ad kinds,
Leaded axo Coke Pi mis, ttr roofing and ’.fes,
Bi ote Tix, In bars and pigs.
Sheet Zink, spelter and spelter solder,
Lead, in pigs and bars,
Cni-ria, tinned, braslers, alieathlng and bar,
Sheet tno.v, all Einds,
Oil.ViEfEKP Ttx'p SliEET i,
Iau.v Wut, all numbers,
Dak Intut, Swedes, common and Kngllsh refined,
Fsul.l.-M tSII> AUtBICAX Ham'o 111 UN,
IIoor. Dim, It. Lxn and Sqi see H. i .,
81 it Iron, for horse an I mule shoes, superior quality,
OtiEEix’s Hoars Shoe Natt-s, all sitet,
KXliLlaU ASU AMKKIi'AX BUAlEREDBrKd.,
Nati/ib'd Cut and Shevb im.,
Cent Htkei, superior quality, for arts,
Oekbax Steel,
Wauoe ami Bcoot Axles, with taps and liuchpin*,
giwxo frrra .bcat quality,
Pt/i'.ott Ieoh, from 7 to I'.'Inches.
Naii Rons, Sweilei and American,
Wksi u:it Ik.-a' PbOL’OH Plate*,
Riaiisx's Hok e and Muxbouks, Improved patent,
Tixm u axd Black Pivnx ask Bi ceet Uabk,
Tinned Sauce Pax lit >ih.ln,
Tis Din.nee, Hole and Pie Pi ati ■*, wish a full a*soituv nt
of OEiKtEatEX. lai-i«u;
| 'ItliMI OAKUKN HEED. tty i xpress nod steamer,
I’ we arc in receipt of > ur Spring supply of t'r. O’.iiih-n >*,./,
of suiieeior quality, from Thorhurii A Co., ol New Vnk, to which
wr invite the attention of those wahting a first-rate article.
IIFU. WATT A CO.,
ja8i) Franklin, near Wall street.
KTTILKGLR A U» ?«<>* l>,
RICHMOND, VA.,
Hulltli r* of
Portable* and Stationary
ENG IN RS,
NAW-TIILLN, riiliioio work, *r.
HTEAM FIREsEN’GIN’F^,
or TIIK MOST ATT ROY to HAS,
AND
Made In the Very Brat’Manner.
Wnrra*l.il tyuul in rrtry reepe.f to any of thr mm* •Out
tuyim* lullt rftter JKtrfA or HW. jalft—ta
{TO RRLfl. PtRK Rt<ir for tobacconists, landing and
t for sals by WOMBLE A 0 La t BOR JO,
M No. U Ps*rl street.
BALTICoiti: I.IH it IIDit'ir i. ,
DR. .IQ] INSTON,
rniir. gOCNDBJRoftrs celebrated institution, offer* the most eer
JL tain, speedy and i lly rr.-rual remedy it, the world for
HRCKET IIISKAFEB
Gonorrhoar, Gleets, bnctores, fiemtnsl Weakrees, Palo Is tha
Loins, Constitutional debility, Impotence, Wearness of (he Ita a
and Limb*, Affection* of the Kidneys, Palpitation of tbs Heart,
Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritability, Diieun of the Head, Throat
Nose or jikin, ami all those aarlmaa and melancholy disorder! aris
ing from the destructive habits of youth, which d-wtroy both body
and mind. Those ae.-r- l and soli'ary practices are tuore fatal to
tneirvictiois than the tong of the Fyrens to the mariners of L’lys
•<•, blighting their tnoa' briiiiaut hope! or auUcipatioos, raodertug
marriage, Ac., Impose!) ij.
VOL'NG .MEN,
especially, who hare becor.c the vlrtima of Solitary Tire, that
dreadful and dcst.--.ctl-. e habit whirl, annually-weep# to an uu
timely grave thousands of young men of the most exalted tab-oti
and brilliant Intellect, who might otherwise hare entranced lUten*
In; Senates with the '1. ,.lcr...f.; .omce^r waked to ecstacy the
living lyre, may call wi.h hiii confidence.
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Voting Men contemplating Marriage being
aware of Phy sical Weakneaa, Organic Debility, Deh.rmltlea, Ac
shonid Immediate'./ consult Dr. Johnston, and be restored to tier
feet health. ^
He who places blroself under the care of Dr. Johnston may reU
glousiy confide In hla h nor as a gentleman, and confidently rely
upon his skill as a phy si lap.
ORGANIC WFAKN08
immediately raced and lull vigor restored.
This disease is H e pi .alty n .st frequently paid by these wi*
have become the vle-it: ■ r.f Imi.- T*r :• uigenefee, Votng persons
are too apt to commit e- Cesses from not being aware of the dread
ful consequence* that may ensue. Now, who that understands the
subject will pretend to deny that the power .,f Procreation U lest
sooner bv those falling ir.to improper habit* thin by the prudent
Besides being deprive] the pleasure of healthy offspring, the tn.«t
serious and dosti active symptoms to both body and mind arise.—
filesystem becomes d Mtged, the physical and laenlal power*
weakened, nervous deb iity, dyspepsia, pa'p.tatior, ..f the heart, It .
digestion, a wasting of'he frame, cough, symptom* of ~ nsun t •
tion, etc *
Dr Jutt.NaroN is the only regular Physldan advertlslt r to cur#
r, Irate Complaints, it a r. uedira and ir.-stuirnt are tlrrly un
known «.) otherPrepsred fr. m a life sf e.,t 'n th, ,re«t iheplt ,s
I of Europe and the first I . this country, sir . » agtsnd, Erance, this
Bleckley of I' ladeiphla, t , *•. I a , ore exui .ise practice than
any other Phvs ,-lan In the world. His many wonderful < ure* arid
most l»|iortiii:! .-urgn-al operations are a sull.clent guarantee t..
the alllcte I Th i- »! • w I, I .y ,. .1 effectually r.
| lleved, slio.ltd shun the ii'!.:iei-..u* trill.i. impostors, who onlv rula
I their health, at.d apply L. him. 7
Ornca- No. 7 BOLTII FREDERICK 8TREET,left ’ and side going
i from Baltimore street, tcsvi do - i.. n the ea rner.
pV Be particular lu ..'•serving the name aud number, or you
will mistake Hie place.
ER* TAKE NOTICE.-Observe the name ou the A-.rxcJwlo
i dows.
A CUBE WARRANTED. OU NO CHAROK, IN FROM ONE Tu
TWO DATS.
AO MEROl'R i' '•/: AALAKOV8 PRl 0 l SEP
frit. JUIINSTON,
Member of Ota Royal 0-11 -f Pur*.-., n, I n ton, graJwate from
one of the most emin.i t ( .urge* of the United Males and ths
greater part of wI «e life I .. he. n st in m the Hoapbals of Lon
don, Pari*, Philadelphia ati-l elsewhere, has .(Deled sorr.e of the
\ moat astonishing I ures that was ever knr.wn. tlx try- troubled with
ringing in the ears and he .d when ael.ep, great n.rvcuaneaa be
ing alarmed at sudden soi n.U, and bashful;.,-a*, with derangement
of mind, were cured ltt.tr.- i.alelv.
A CEUTAfN DIFEASR.
When the mls.-ttl led an I Imprudent v .tary of pleasure Bnts h*
has imblbe-l ti • seeds of tt's painful dts. *sr, It too ofr-a' happens
that an Ul-timed House of shame, or dread of disc-,very, deters him
from applying to those who, from education and respectability can
alone befriend him, delay I n- t-.ll the enr.slilut!. nal sympt '.^*cf
this Lorrld disease make th- .r app.sran -, such as ulcerated lor*
throat, diseased u -e, nocturnal i .ins In the head and limbs dim
ness . f sight, deafness, nodes on the shin hones tn-i arms blotches
on the bead, face and extr. tl-s, progressing with frtghtrui rspldl
ty, till at Us- th - palate of the mouth or the bcnc* of u,e nose fait
I an.l the victim of th s awt.il disease be omes s hoirl 1 object of
mir.lseratlon, till death puts a period to his dreadful sufferinr* is
•ending hint to ’
“ That bourne from whence no trareller return* ”
Itlaamelaodi ly to tthat thouiands fall victims to thij dread,
ful complaint, owing to the unakillfulr.ess of Ignorant pretea Irr.
**• ■*. .. urv, ru n to* consti
tution, and either ten,I the unf.rtunat • „ir,»r to *r. untimely gr *r,
or else make the residue of his life miserable 7 * '
TAKE PAKI'ICt I.Alt NOTICE
Dr. J. adJres<se* all those who have Injured tbemjelvea bv orl
vat» an.! Improper imtulgeiuie*. v'
These a-e some of the sad and melancholy effects proJa -ed by
*trl> habit* of youth, via: Weaknesi ,.f t«e b> ; and Limbs, Pale
In the Head, Dimness of sight, Lo*.o( JUus. ular Power Pa'oliaU, j
of tl.e Heart, Dyspepsia, Ner.ous Irralablllly, Derangement of 11 s
Digestive functions. General Debility, hympUmt of Consumption.
MENTALLY,
The fearful eff-v-tj on the min I »re muchtolc JresleJ I.ssa ofMe
aary.Oouftudon ol i—. i» iuieb ..lin**
Aversion to Hoclety, Self Disttust, Love of Solitude Tlmiditr a
are some of the evil# product J. ’ *' •
Thousands of persona of all ages can now Judge what Is the casrne
of their declining health. Lc lug their vigor, he, .mihg weak u*i«
emaciated, have a singular appearance about the eves, cough and
symptom# of conaumptloru
DR. JOHNSTON'S INVIGORATINO REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS.
By this great and Important rente,iy, weakness .if the organ* nr*
speedily cured, and full vigor icstored. Thousands of the moat nes
t-out. anti debilitated, who had lost ail hope, have been immediately
relieved. All Impediments to Marriage, Physical or Mental dlvuuai
Ideation, Nervou* Irritation*, TrembUngs and W rakneat or ea
hauation of tlie most f.ar.lil kind, speedily cured by Dr Johnston
YOUNG MEN ■
who have Injured themselv.c by a certain practice Indulged In
when alone—a habit frequently learned from evil comtmnlomi or
at school, the effect* of which are nightly felt, even when arisen
and if not cured, renders in*: rlage Imposrible, and destroys both
mind sad body, should apply immediately. *
IVhat a pity that a young r(an, the I, pe of his country and ths
darting of Ms parents, shouldV snatched fr.m all proso-ct* and
enjoyments of life, by tbs consequences of deviating from the na'.b
of nature, an.! Indulging In a certain secret habit. Such parson*
before contemplating
MA TRIAGE,
should reflect that a sound n. land body arc the most neo*«a*rT
requisites to promote connubial bxpplne**. Indeed, without fete
p.,- ai r.-.v tl rough life beeot, „ * weary pilgrim*,;-. the pro*p«.-i
hourly darkens to the view; ti • mind becomes shadowed with du
pair and flUe.l with the melancholy reflection that the hapr-lura* of
another becomes 1,lighted with our own.
OFFICE NO. 7 SOU!ii FREDERICK STREET,
PT* All SURGICAL OPERATIONS performed.
N. D. Let no false neUcaoy prevent you, but apply Immcdlririv
either personalty or by letter. 7 "*
**r SKIN DISEASES spec Mly cored
TO STRANGERS.
Th e many thousands cured at this Institute within the lari twalva
years, and the nomerou* and Important burgle*! operation* pet
formed by Dr. J., .messed by the r-porters of the papers aid
many other persons notice, of Which have appeared again a, d
again before the public hcs lc. his standing , genUem.n ct
character and responsibility, Is a sufficient guarantee to the afiUctedl
Jefl—ly_ ^
T °."T* 55 »R» OF VIKUI.M .-Fact
J V. rec-;,:i.v C< t; t, our kr.o»Icoge, together with ad
vertlserccnts.and a card wh h hat been lent extei,lively through
tlie country to our friend* *r. I customers. and from wl Ich we m*ke
I the following extract: "The subscriber having ccndocted the above
business for the last » years, n Franklin st-eet, under the stile of
0. WATT A CO., begs leave t< Infotm his frier ds and the custom
ert of the old eoheern that tint firm docs to t now exist " have sat
isfied us that a recular and systematic effort l„i «„d is sill; btln*
made to deceive the public, and lead then, to believe that ti e eon
cern of (,EO. WAIT A CO Is n.-t in existence, and that the only
place to ge: \\ lift Patent Cuff Brace Plow I. from a n an »ho ja
dally violating the Patent laws, and unjustly depriving Ge< rrs
Watt of his property,by mat r.g his Paler,! Plow, without Ms am
Giorlty or ■ . nsent. W e desire to correctf e Imp,. »slou thus e. ugt I
nwftrnv wxtt1*0^ T°", ',n? ,hv. •'ubllc ,b*‘ «»•* concern of
GEORGE. I* A! i A Crt. is itnl In existence; that Geo Watt ths
Inventor and patentee, h»s I -: sold the right, rr authorUed’my
■ne, except >lr F. W. hcott.nf Frederi kaburg, tr mak. any of his
I'at-wt Plows, and that re Sr. p c. r.stantly on I and a large slock
of all sires, made under our , eraor.al tupervl.loo, from the only
genuine patterns, of the b.-s’ ma'eriab, t< ether with a variety
ot flther Agricultural Impl.menU, which we warrant lc lbs
buyer, and are determined not to be undersold by any hi th#
market. Our GEO. U’ATT re' irn* his sincere thanks to hu .'rter.d
snd the public, who have tus-lined him heretofore, and we aoliift
a conllnoance of their patronage.
_r-.vnK<,V WATT A OP.
I8W. AOW KSAII1 FOR THE FALL THiHE lfff,
GEORGESTAREETT
I helvin'? row, governor sr j *
OFFERS to nil cuitnmeri an assortment unrivalled by *
that of any (.receding year. Our facilities for ,MDg fA|
., .a
cannot lie excelled. Repalrlng-piecea fci dtovc* loid in’^Bc
years past for sale.
llarstow's Spiral E’umace, for brick; 6 tiles
Ktchruoud Portable Furnace; k sis. s
Hr.Unburg's Patent Heater, 4 sixes
Fire Place or Chlmt.ey-Peater,(formerly known as La Truk* \
Krliliai.t Ga. Burn, r (a fuel saverj; L sites ’’
Factory Coal Burner (war acted to aland fire)- 8 sites
American Cooking Range, b.r hri, 1 H .1,-.
I American (' >< king Range, r..tery top; 3 aizet
Bay Ptate Conking Range Portable); lii„
Helpmeet Corking .Move-* new a.tide, made lor re i>i
trade, wlrli Hot-Water lteserv Ir, Tin-Roaster, & toiler bid a. an J
Urge Hven—“simple, strong and complete "
In addition to the above, -one fl;t> varieties and sltea aidted to
th«* want* of Ihr pt*op|i.
Country dealers buying Iter -, Fiores, Tin Ware, Purnn* Mna.
ir , at Northern pricer, care freight. F ’ p"*
Early orders nlil receive Immidlate attention. Those camlai
I iter will be promptly filled In tlielr order, and as fast as tLe work
an a., el _aaS4
a BAMS* »’! BE if; i ' r AIN RVf « HISKV —
.\ II*.It,V made err.' ■ n.e-.lj with Mr. J*j. M A.Urr. of Eoek
bridge, manuffot.tier .. the j istiy . tlebr* ed A..am*’ Whisky by
which we be. on e 1.1, sole ny, nt«, we wid In future keep rorstate
ly on h»mI a good supply, to which *« a uld rail H e an entire of
buyer*, at JOliNFuN, VOL'MikT. 4 OT»V<
"'■9I_11V rL
CKMNSH.W. ' ■ „ ,
j Hi 9 HROAD HlKfcET.
! LARGEA\D SFLLADID M0(k OF MAFLE A.M» FASCV
liKV GOODS!
A TCoat fi r Ciiali, or to our regular Irau'd rn Hie usual tic.*
iA. fXU.UM Worth or I roods to he : old by let ..IJany Inrun
sequence of that death of .Mr. Crenshaw, it become, nrresearv to
I' »- Hie bus nest of our firm at nnce. He therefore offer our en
tire stock of goods, rotr.pri.*!r g the I e*l assu.in.rnt erer seen la
this city, at cost Our -lock s new, having been In the business a
short time, and If all. rds an ex.-eh-nt opportnnlly for those who
bsve not supplied H tt.jelvrt for the present— and also, tkr ap
proaching *ett soli, to do so u w.
Our time is limited, stock large, nn.l In order to accomplish oar
purpose with *. little delay as possible, we will sell cur goods *1
prime Cu.-r—oue price, and n • variation.
CRRMFUAW, QUAIU.1B A ro.,
del 'S:'J Broad 'Urtl.
yrPARTKTl.AR NOTH —All debt# due ua on th* 1st of
uly last, and ret lining u .settled, must be paid at oar«, at U>a*
•r Indulgence camiut be grafted.
del * ORKNSHAW, QPARMB A CO.
urriv- KlCHSIUnH AND VOflC ItlVI HR It ( ,I j
HtruHi XD, D r. 93,1919 (
i fJHOPOHAI.!*, aldre«"I b the c . .lined, are Invited, lor
| 1 l olblln:;, In Vrelnla. OD Pass, vgrr Car, of tbs Sams dimes..
I -ions, and Cnali as Ihe one now on ihe K. a.I.
'■"1 THOR. R SHARP. Supt
UuiiiL & i.c HIBI'KIU h FIAttOBi
14 CAM. Hie attention of the rills, ns ol 111. h
At ri.issi-t. and t lrp'i.1.1, to ■ ir Piano Porte* w file h^r*#ghaw—
we have placed ad'h 'Ir. < ir ed, that th.-lr ijualltle ■BAf-’.AlyS
In every respect, mar be tested by the aide of tl.eff J |
lamed Oils kering's,
H e warrant ah our Pianos on 1 can show as high and as nurne*
rone Irsthimnlale ..a any fact ry In the country, all of whlib cau
... ul Mr. Carusl's on Hr a.I Street. Hd door from 9th.
delo — _ I IflHTK a UABH'iui
BBANBIBSs
ml A2P.K AC, Vintage IP s
n d. l-.r<
Plnrt, Oastillon A il .., Vintage ISM
J.rae- HrmicttV, Loudon llo.k, Vintace lsiij, if,'*4 '49 'i«E
914 and 'B7
Ail ilie abr.ve Brandi ** ha v e been on band from one to ten v i ais,
and arr superior to any in lu it ket. for sale l.y l). CHAM,
• hucc.saor to I’r. Ofani A Co ,
i«9 No. It, K's. bange Mm a.
cl N BRIE A.
II fAbhiis pilme N. 0 h irar
list bills prime N. O V da*.e*
HW Mile <1. t.enV user, . Mola-ses
uilp h.i.'Sti.olec am Ccdse
lu store, ami fur sale by
js»«-tf __ TvRPT A WTM»Mg.
KICH Hil.M) PRII HL1/.I.RX. 11 moan's Convene
■rated Paper Pbo-phate of <J > e, Manl, u sled Uaaoo and
Uor.e Ol't. We beg leave t . etui alt ..4 to the shove arti.'l»st
an i with ronddeoc* r* omm md the-, to M e faimrr* of the Otar*.
For safe by WOMBLV X I’l *'*' "
Jaii | No. 11 Psarlfgtrsor,

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