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)LUMK cZ _RICHMOND, THI'RSDAT MORNING, MARCH a, 1800._____NUMRKR 68.
'RICHMOND UMLi niiiu._
s<f 4Dram!V.‘';rW-efcly.t* : Wcckhr.M: hi
’ B . -t,- , • ilr «• t! . rlSa Of the
, in T-. "r I ' Is take# OO the depoillof ft
ff -'ll' .Acocontxit la* money.
„ fi) lines! or ;.ta.uae Insertion. J;
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R* , 77 a, .KS IW
T»»tT« do Bn . ,s uo
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lari.-, to be eonnldeiej by the If •'“ ) »r
1<V'
!»r* • " ' iI“’*., „..t marked on the copy f T »ipectflcd njm
t • _ , .11 t.c ■ aiilll ordered out, and payment
>e 9'
1 \ T , rt *«»»’■• T • %»■•! ! any mijundcrxfxndljvi
. s'* • . . rtoutu
i exten ts to their immediate bustnrm. Seal
all 'h«.- UnrinOutU teuV by thru. to be an
, ,d t. tanxtlon.
, ‘ * ‘ || x„- nta’ t.hf Maementa not to be
;#r *'*•l [ but I be chare '1 xt the usual rates, subject
u *■ iU be aitr- eJ upon.
., lv-.i.x-ix. cenerxlle. engaging one
,or H O . . .., ebwl,r. ah .U ..n their
:l' .. Insert more than the xamtl
. i- line rub- un h r the contract, an I all ex.ee
- ‘ r . ..I o' the usual rates.
M V. * ;* ll tJ S
■ ... r the ftr-x in*, filnn, an<l SO cenU
‘ ■>
'''ThoM* L A iC<-S- AMI A t I HAI TIVK
OWNING OF
11KY GOODS.
iiii i:i:[ii.x a fox
past week, and by the
. \... y 7.1, Jay will l e in receipt of U.elr fall
■ • ,:,i ,i c 1 bnf llrtsi U tutbkl the CielMMi
tsltl **'■ N'"« v r- '•* the past week, all of which
■ “ . , i ,-e ilce asnnrtaenl of
* i. V- ,< rc 'Tx-••* all grades, from T3 Cents peryxrd,
t • th* rlfhfsl slv cl
p. i in a’ 1 flrench N Lilifi
,, .J. He Li K cs, at scry reduced price*
ae-:rd grenrb xi,-|no#
K:'l Plaid and Striped f, plin*
\. ,r* 41 Pn.'U
., vxrVtv >f 1 er new snl beautlfhl fabric*.
‘ “ 1 , r te, atnol •• tn MO
M ■ ’ ' »a usual
gnl hint lac* do,
M , lift.
t u ... i:i - s \ «T>’*n4U! auortietnt*
'(■••oh - *i NM• RO CUlTlUhQ:
IVP let# ' S-» »u! (i « fulled Cloths
i! ; P • tl.tr-• Un«. r<
to rto (iray jiatfei' all
\ % J ■ *14, * 1
..• k of V uc«4 CaalneU an*l >«*cro ana
. . ' . * EkVKl'KN a KoX,
*17 Hroj».i :3tr.-ft. ^
lvv.». * FALL. I»a
\ K. PAH KKR aV CO.
A'MiKrMfvr ok staple and kancy dry
S
. „it we 1 a»c now In .tore a large aiol well ee
, ■• r-'Vi N . I DOMESTIC DRY OWiiS, to which
•
. 'ILKS
„ g kOK"-* (• i'OSSE
n '..'~ '. for mnurttittf
- - n : : 'ILK ROHM
1, -, S m —t sii.K Konrs
I-, , M'U SSK. INK UOHJCS
11 tPv.t -i !*r , '.hits.' 1. NLS
i ...V'. iAirS lt>. P''LL !*K UIKVKL8
p ■ P- ! y ■ ’ MKRINUL*
u .? tlr.KlSi.tL8
B.a.t NdcrlLISEd
l .. F-'W ,.'!N . Illtrk ALPACAS
CL.11 - I'tv M KRi ' r 1 A’RUTIN 1.8
H » r >* . » FTLLRli ‘‘LOTUS
. - . . tTlNKTS, LINSLAS, Ac.
Bel B.a»«r.*
« IP reJ Scream's BLANKETS.
T wni r-it tr.icie anally k.-pt in a flrst-cUss Dry Goods
Be* A!! of which we will self eery cheap, »e38— ts
1 11 Sh KLt lUPT OK THEK tLL fashions l|
1 colon -or
I JOHN THOMPSON, AT Main at.
'PHI.KAH1KKS' I tOO A. have male the ah re <a
I . atT tor Larimers’ awn wear. Ti e are lH>ut'le Sitlee, Sew
• V arc eqoaBy adapted • ■ IlnlmM,
-i a':l feat'st'r*. Also, a general aaaoitaient of eiery
tvv WAtlffl
Uk WILLIAMS. SAMI KL V. RK1D
u ii.i.i \u*a a
PHODUCK
Comm is.-^ ion M< ‘lvhants,
n coxyjut wjt.vrr daV/< na vj«# ^rxser.
I'lnrlnnnti, (>!il<i.
U • Item I'r.i I wee*, a I .Vr
< sail t.ltan r« ( oii.iitirurtila '
A f U.iudiWi h oght and Stored on account of purchasers.
W.J-O'f ____
i»19SiOLI TIO.1.
T.f ClICRt’U A KLl'UIV. '* ••■'day Pwleed hy mu
•.,. - . , • t. sir •Temibg intend,:.* to rrmute to the eoutt
m tt- Cl. rrch will cortinue il. the business at the old stand, and
‘t O.l , , • , farad) <• , . for . I ■ till !«t Jan.: If?
£ - partner is authorised to - tile til. huaint.. »»t the
i :• WILLIAM B. OICKCH,
\t si !• ill u; ....
n *.T*« :i * . JEWELRV,
Silver an<l Pl:it«*il \V:ii*0.
>. A. >I\KKh,
RRl^ on hmd aUrw's *b<l BfiMeiMtirt* rv
Wrul >f the .*> '»*• *rti«'l***. ♦*»nHr»s inf All tin* 7 ^
. • ‘ J'UMK* - >Vl
\
kirptWikUY, Ju.*h Kuuuory, ltei*ry k<*»iioW» Uawb, J<«.
| • - k- •' i.v . •» - t rich* »?*• i maker*. lie ah' W **i*«
■ tmomd >*ri flmrer Rlor*, 8Mrt Kut
I - i I
. » . ‘ itl..‘.
* V- • , Ei-, lU fc.,,1 |*uin« ! | Brt.r!»U,Chw*»iAiu
a*'’. V < t Mr *. SiA*f%e Huttons, !*hh? Hutton*, A*- .
* U* -,t*. *» t* »u-r*, is Ui CilUm, OutM. Hou<|uef
fca.-'d 4...I f . a*, ii> .ry ^ajouj, A-piUt'a.*
I I , lurrmeo** that eannol fail to please In
*■*» «*d laamjp, a >11 ,, respectfully » ■•< ■•. t
.A t MYKW,
Come- Al .In and St*.
RIMOVI *>.
f’ * A BAWIMIX JR . IVI rein »> t Ir their New S’ 're,
VT, 5 . a i • burn IH.-Ir c.id stand,
hare tnerr vej tH.tr I*. Utile* fordoing all Mods «t
*tt .atkeir ,:n . sarh as netting sp ese; T »lescrtp»l .n of W-ile»
lr.lr, •«, W>i. rC — •«. H.thj, H .ll.es, Cookia.'Kat.ge*,
i: i. I’ ■ -* le Haa Work*.
f :,i > ri, ,»r j. ; heating hnlMtngs with h«t
' : ■ - t* . . idea to State thtilbe*
• . ■ • - ■ r. . « : M
*•** Hd qp and a arrant to give nlltlu'liea
iea.nr.rrt of p.a: ,r..| fancy tin ware, and (irate* and
1 - > .11 tt
KK(*\|>K ail I I • r- ..T.d III for salr an ra.ei*
“it %T. nt Ih ■* ,•*>.#» Oil, wirnn1 i to bo»n hri<ht utJ
-tt aoti*iuU^l the buyer „**n re:uru it v* F. W \KlS‘*%
N.» Si»wl
. M»P%K I NKMMIH* MU U K.
I with *tic,lo the tX minuses. Grocery
Iwi Lqoi*r oastfi-K», W L The business w.U be con
**A*ttau.«a>aie.f J W. MKACO. J. AY. XIPK,
No. •«>, M»iu street.
K t*k<» this >pjbor?tirilty to r**turrj w» sincere thur.ks to ray
bri «»•” share of |»utrou*iT* «iurtnir the >4»t hre*
^ kmiciI f ir ihe urw concert! ihrlr continue*! fuv»n».
•* J. W. MP£
James h peabce ago,
'•HOLtAm; k>i> HIT kIL OUl tUilNTN,
Ciraer Br*;*d aad NUaih Street*, Richmond. V*.
hj Dnift, M »V.p-*, Obenik:»:*% Le*!*. P-kinU, Oil*
t ■ K . !,<ar l n an ! FI «rr See*!*.
t>v4oi* ‘’"ported Ptrfumcry all Artk.ee la their line ofbttal
r t* •* a* we (’pen car new store on Monday
r -^h Inst. and vt:i be j»’e**«.*<i tn see them.
ji«Ut\-s |.| Hl.lalllM. HOI St:.—M>M
,, '•J‘Jl **1 I !> The adventures, by tieorjfw Au|ua
, / ■* A . hr (». W.
» 3# 3t« Ada L. j* . or. the U-v* Tret, by Pierce
Bra . .. ■< ;.!», The Haautr
. . ■ ' V 1 : j. K.-t Idle «t. Memoirs
, iWMalled. ft.e of poat
' ''ll' .it IMT, a fl •••.ass Parnlly M alh!y Xrw*
lvJ l''y '«•>•• 'Twtutt miCmmVha -“end
. eeiT - C® bV ’ rad . s tuamoiotfi Catalogue of all tb* beat
Stt of poelagr
TXEDEX1C A- BRADY, Publisher,
,,_ 21 Ann Street, Sew York.
• ' ' de«- .Mm_
Id'* ?<“ P * S il'rk, and uaM of approved brand*
r '-ableand Hit* Oil
JatLrii* Gratis S*p« ,r Aigostar*
^•’•dasdfo: salrluebr J BrrPlPl.D0BOR0*,
In \l BUir k Co.'s hulHtng.
Corner l«h and Carr . ret*.
RE* G0908:
' r.^^ lliMliclni, Now roe* lved,6oorvta Caaeimrres,
A s J* * dan, Ho>. • „ \ -g-nta made Caselmere*, for
Z ■'Vrt** Sn.lv for .m and aoya
,. SAM L M. PRICK * CO.
I "***-H. : i< '>oiilii| heltr,
COHniflXA:
i , ** '3 k'g>, jr begs, and Can star*
it** ^ N** and ran *t«ra
Our* in ,rs an ! canisters
Ju*°a4»cankt««a
la., -tlAJ
h->,,, “**» the Pm-.* ttiaal af Bw.l(f,
Via ' Bo^lN AVORTHAM A CO.
Ag-»l Air the Ruio(»dorMt_
'•■All IPUKES AND PKLLttBA.^*' lake
■ ■“« :.g •-. or tri ads snd ihi pu-.lle ibat w«
bs H, A**’ are tnsiaotly rx eieia* buggy, soikay and wa
** a, Auri.e.1, of lha baai luimata a tuckory.—
" ' *■ t good anicke-idl of Virginia manataetura.
V! V AX-Uw, TaYLDR A CO.,
_ H„ Tt M. ■ -at.
“BLA- AAR I'M ( lliULI At NO. 1
. * ‘ HIRRIMi- s* Hbb N C Oroaa Barring-,
* ***.,,, *- 'y hr Atao, keeps r.in«tan*lT 00 hand baled
J* A*^A •-.*#. Bran, hmwo^.tlhlpma*.Clea**
,>'V »nl * csev. awrlment af he b-at se'ret ramflty
* K, mu 1^1" *'•»•. BraadUa, *>td Wldakeys
*J,V *wua*i» ur rrtaU «* Vbe aumt reasaMNI
" 0._ ^ iOMT A A MWH.T.
I , - . * ^V- --aia and retail, roe bead and Tth st
^ i « MOM, Thick Balm, wt* and
IliriniOND MADE CLOTHING,
Increased Fneilites.
rTAHr * « the* ha* to manufacturing Clothing In the . J ,
I v ears, and haa at this
time fro i.ituD hun.L* In hi* employment, atnl will, in 1J
litlona to that num ML
her. Having taken the story over his store especially fur umiiu
fvrtorlng purpoa.* he |t determined to make any article In the
rWthing Roe 'hat .‘.g: . mpcr- In e»cr> nspwol afcfc clothing
made in Northern cities, and he asks the patronage of his old
f- lends and the public f- nerally, u view of the fact that he la giv
Ing cmploymen in car trIda! to a large number of mechanics and
* rtfcy female*. »h tu'ght otherwise suif.r for the necessaries of
life llel. «* the best of cutters, and materials not to be surpass
ed by anv heu e in the country.
Mary] , t . :da, Carolina* and Georgia Caaaimeres and
T*e».l* o’ all grad.-, and cohos strict 1, a j. uthern Matiufactur
log House, a« all th Ul be svtiall. d by a personal Inspection of not
ahat he intends to do,but what h* has been doing foryesrs past.
E. H S PENCK, Clothier and Tailor,
" hi Corn Main and Utth sta, Richmond, Ta.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
BARGAIN'S ’ BARGAINS!
Bargains! bargains?
_ iX
SPUSd\ A niLLEil'H.
MHPNON A ’IIMKII'h.
M'IPJMiA A niLLEIBH.
A\'T»'!I sell the balance of mtr P.,11 alock very low for Pish,
it among which ar-htty Due-Ckin backs, suitable lordptlitg,
which we will sell ar coat for cash,
inter SlvipriON A MILLER, lit* Main it
^IIIKTN AMI COLL.IH.H.**«> keep constantly on
^ *. .* g a 0 nt of ,'turta and t liars, direct f . tu our
- wn manufactory, which we warrant to tit und wear well. Orders
- 1 ted for anv kind, tpi* :y or quantity, which will be promptly
and satiafacto, iiy esccuted.
Kt ‘ < » At II 1.1 tV*^
I ^IHIING Ml E.M.U WN.—A variety of Myles of light
u. ■ N HAI DW1N A will* tM-’
i > K ATS KI KMAlllAi: LOltDA, -lUP.lIUdl l,
a I HARM* t fit , have received a lutse att-l beautiful Ussott
n ut ..fG. t. Ftitt -* lag ro ci. - -nesting of blurts. Drawers, C.1
hits. Cravats hah II.-a , T c hearts. Gloves, Suspender*, and In
trti . . ft ,!•for Gentlemen's wear. We would par*
t . «tli c ill t .,!• iii .. *: ill in want, tothat celebrated blllRT
,.f the Gol i. u ill | lu ’ v, noted h r the ceuifirt of its tit, an-l for
the servi. e it r cl.n. tie a- arar AAV would invite those in want
of a. V of the shove good* call e vrly on us.
dakracotr, Harris a c<> ,
Sue c-so-gto Merchant, W elslger A Co.,
mhl No. 119 Main »tn ct.
Neva « LniuiNt : a:.h i i.gi'Hing!! ".m.
I: A, OTT, I \RRIS S Cv>. have, an 1 arc receiving, a tine and
large assortment of
< "lot lmiLT,
suit*|»!e f,ir th.1 iirvtrnt vi I» * h«nih .u, wY»S th*»y rfl>r on 1h<?
, ai rt.L't : i » • tor?:.H. A **, a I into stock of and
\ ath** Clothlticat and ma>l« lt» v«r% licit uunner, ind nt
thr* vrv |ii*. h It y«.u uam *h>»l»!n< in tho clothing lino,
call onlMi i\ , IIabri A » %n.| have your »ui>|dUd.
IMItKACOl l , l! %RKI.H k i'O ,
Ko. ]|J Mnu M.
Cheap t ’lothinur,
L>urablo Clothing,
(Jenteol < ’lothing.
At 110 Multi Street.
rALL In und make v -ur selections and buy the roods ut your
owt: pri We want to get all the winter stock out of the
way, a- i to ' at end otf t *u> h luiluCi'liieiltia is must sUract
am* secure sal.
If you wish f make a g -ul Investment, buy u new suit of
w n. ik a sniTii’s
Southern I'lolliin; .Tlnnnfactory,
ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
1IST RIC VA.
I T IS \ 't r. ■ g erally known that I established my Clotti ng
II . .. V .a - •illy T.-N )1 vRS AGO. and have constant
I, : • th .• ti ■ ■ t*: -nt t» cut and make a Urge portion of mv
,t . in U -i I. is hundreds of toy customers will testily t ;
si. I bavin r. re.,—- l ■ vf ..-ere from time to time, am now !»• tier
l*x, , .* t . ■ ve o r» for » rk In large or small quantities
: i i t.rr ’ ■ i ■ md will guarantee to furn’sh them just aa low as
tti i esu be Uo i of Northern houses, and equal ut style and ma
te', i .
Being a practical man at my Business (not having climbed in at
t-.*. tv i.eov r others’ shout lent,) I Hatter myself that I can
oil as ion and as good an article for the price as any house
N rth or South
Let- -i t u ih to tojlld up riagir Southern Mtnuf*ctorle«,
patronii -the old • •• ti .-she>l Louses first, and let thus reap the
ewsrd they justly i ril tor past prsst nt • r future service*.
, , ■ .- ; -in prove by from seventy-live to one
I r red hau - n. 'v in uty employ, and many of them have been
l'v ■ mi-iufa-* i-es at home, more especially when you
va: . with .• odd: : nal cost. t*M IRA SMITH,
HIM i!u St.
NOTIl’K.
OUR • i ' Il' ttdy '*!» < lotlilMfs Sa #Main*L,
*. $ .111. Mr. II. M IIITLOCK, au 1 we will continue to
k ,i ir i ... ststdis Uicnt N •. !•<*» M.i- i si., where we will tie
pleased to s-e our cuvtium rs and tbs public in general, having
male arrangement* to manufacture our clothing here, and we
art :T. j*.ir,I-.- v. Lrs of any kind to be made up In the
bestslyi , i i •. Uur winter stock, w< Will offer at
reduced • rtc », t. ms. room f Uprlnji stock. Call at
j ,g t. MORRIS A CO , Knt Main st.
I-. MORRIS. _ h- KLUS.
1*59. NOTH E. 1*59.
K. 1>. KKKLIXG,
TAILOR AND CLOTIIFEU,
No. lttG Nlntn street,
n va vu? rrtn*>in New Y rk, ami Is t <>wr prepared to e«*
hiMt t!i«r n. >t aUrwctivc »*«Kk of kooi'.b that htr hjui ev*-r tiw«l
tlir p'trajure of offering to lilt fritudi mm! the public, cor.siwting In
part of
CLOTHS. C.lSSi MERES AND VESTIXfiS,
of the newest style*, which be will make to order tn the most ap
proved manner, kit, warranted to picaie In nil ca..e*.
ALSO,
In sti. c and receiving, a choice selce’lon of gent’s, yeutlts' and
children’s
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
of every grade in ! stvle.
GLMI.bMKN’S FURNISHING GOODS,
such as Shirts, Collar., Th-r, Gloves, Socks and Drawers; Merlrto
St -r» and Drawers, of good quality.
,e.i £ IV KEELING, So. Ii6 Main street
r | vs> Til K 1*1 ItLH’.—In coosequsnc* of the unprecedent
I - I ,s of "Our Model Shirt,' we have made arrange
tuenls, (wv ‘h was heretofore Impossible, on account of the great
dec.an : in i- w V rk) to uln . . < have a large supply of tills popu
ar Phi t on hand, m t try v.,r-ty of style ami quality, so that
the- sending onL-s mill now have thru fill 1 regularly and with
le- ' A.- u. -re he vde Ag- nts for this tfh'rl Di Richmond,
v call the attention of those who have not
■»_. M> .--i I au ■ van.ination, and they willbrc 'tile c- nvlnc
. ■! , ! tlltr■.!■'./. -V'.., : i V. r . tiered
'or s.,ie. W-are Gao prepared to make to order from sctentlflc
.... . n t notice, and at reduced nricea. We have on
t . t il-- ...biesi k f GEN H r MKN’S FURNISHING
GtKe r, w.. • ml a es every! .ing pertaining to the bua.ucss,
and which will be offered at grea’lv reduc' d prices.
STURTHANT A 'IAGWIRF,
au-.M No. 91 Main street, Richmond, Va.
rtORHI <1ATKD UKOI GilT IKON AM)
Min.) It vILINn. -(be. ured by Letters Patent.) Admirably
, ,l ■ i r enc slug Public Grouuds, Cemeteries,Balcony*, Cot
tages A - BtrspsasOs Hurdle, PaAewt win*. Buckling Bend
steads. W ill every va - tyef Folding Iron BeaJsteads and Iron
Furniture IVitent Mi e Coal ccr.cli'. Ore, Sand and Gravel
«. .•!.», Wir- Nettti g for Mosquito, Sheep, Foullry, an.t other
j,uM - - Wire Summer Houses, Fancy MncWork In giest va
M w.U.KhK 4 SONS, Manufacturer*.
Ho ■ Mark t. N. K. cnta.i Slilh SVoet, Philadelphia,
oc*-. i: V _
UO»«K At AIM SHOES.-1 ha** constantly on hand of
my "w: m tv. iia '.i v, ih toUnwfaur winds of
Boots and Shoos:
Fur Ladle*:
Gaiter Beeft, with and xith at h-ol*
Horn co Uce Boots, with “ “
Goat Skin •* “ “ “ **
For Gtntl.-m>n:
Pne Dr.-«» !<■ nt*
t»- ot tv<ota .Ingle am! double Soles
Oxford Tie* anil Brr.gans.
For fflssrw and Children :
0- at and XT r.M •-.> B . • . with and with, ut heels.
For Bora:
Ca)f Hr-gars and Oxford Tn».
For Serraut Women t
Stout Oo .1 .and hip Lace Hoot*.
For Si-rvnut diets:
Brogues an.I Brogans.
1 am an 4r» I to i ..kc to order at short notice, arv nf the above
iNO 5 MM, JR ,
mi M.iIm Street,
0C0] 8 doors above T K PRICK 4 CO.
i euBkH*» JUH> rfUS T*0*S» X. WlilTISU,
:i HI >• rC ... da.
JOHSSTOIV A WHITMGs
tiroevp* and Coutmlnwlou flercbunls,
Corner 4th and Ilr-»%d 8*.r«ti,
KiCIIMuM*. Vl,
Ke»»p c< n«t&ntly on hand a well selected »tiK*k of
<iK«>CEKl*8. UQCORa**, A , Ac.,
And »t(«ad to the •*)«! of all kind of Country Produce.
IvnintoiDKim.s and lai ks
point Dru»»cl» Svttf, Sieere* an i Collar*
IK> AppMqUC do. dOw do.
Embruidered Muslin do. do.
M turning Setts do. do.
Black Crape do. do. do.
Cambric Edges ar.d Inserting!
Lloen «it> do. do.
hw .« Mu«lin l Igct and Inserting!
L> -ies Cambric an t Mua. Hands
Rich Val Lat e* and Edge!. . ___
A full xaeortm.nl CHRISTIAN 4 LAT1IR0P.
»y Main Street.
GROCERIES. TEAS, WINES,
ANl) LU*rOKS.
WISKTO* A POWERS
fOKkhK oK WHY A.\l) PE\HL srkkETS,
Lt-atliuit to 'Ujo’x ItgiOte,
KEKP constantly on hand, a la^ge amt varied assorttnenf of
UwOot. nl tiKOCKKIKS, TK %S. CHAMPAGNE and other
WINS.' 1 . >\l>ON LOOK and other HRANDIIC*. pale an-l dark,
.arrant, I e< aa Put Old Kv. WIllSKKY, which they guarantee
to pis— the most fastidious Connotseieurs. __
f, . _ WINSTON 4 POMI RS.
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f Guise; NuRTtl Tt) BUY PLOWS.—The subscriber makes ev
rrr variety of Plow* known among Snutbif! farmer! and planters
,B,j recommends especially his StmiJf ' n which ures ,r*c
*:xe» and «l,ai>e. of m deboarUx on each Plow, thus adapting it >0
every vanet.t of xoiL P. « STARK h.
deit Three Jourt •bUfe St. Ch.i-Ti« Patel Ldysosd.
poll ttFNX -One Tenement ou north aide Basin Bank, ad
£ ,...u.,.g U.« ot.ee of lioirx Go<*-h 4 Kehole. Apply to
oeS-dU WARWICK 4 BARKSDALE.
,)-A BBLt. HALIFAX A LEW 1VKS.-Tj.:>n.h
^ / .a caught up.-ti the Nona Sk-olia coast, but Is Identical
with th. Potomac Heiricg. for .ale by ,, _ . „,
f.4> WUWBLR a CLAIBORNE. Ko 11 Peart Hi
1)00IS.-Ladles Morocco Boots, Wry .jLt?"
I> *: a to ,J at Ml M M w AL) H tt.
11
SVGLKN, «CBA«L • t-.-v **££[?*
S«LK LEA IHWL-l^- «•*•*-£■ •Wm!
f IttlBU K, LK OHK K.-SM RITR^
taw. Wauls Pur. Pearl ■%&&&*
n* *
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GREAT SOUTHERN HAT AND CAP MANUFACTORY.
.!< )1 IN 1 )OOLEY.
81 H A1N STHEKT, lU(TinOM), VA,,
MANt’FACTCRKK AND DKALKK IN FIR, STRAW, LFOHORN,
PANAMA. SOFT, AND MOI.KSKIN WRKSS HATS.
1IIAVK now ready my Spring stuck of Huts,
Cups, and Straw to which I would In
vile the attention of the merchants of \irglnl%,
North Carolliia ami Tennessee, corfldent of my
ability to supply the f» with everytl.hg Uiejr may
want in my liLe, on :«s coo t terms a* they can be
procured In anv market n the country.
My stock will he ke*.t constantly full, hy the addition of my thin?
th.it ts new «>r desirable Having greatly Increased my manufac- I
' turtng facilities, many dislrahle styles wlU he of my own nanufac
ture My Hla> k Moleskin Hat is still lu the front rank, and is equal
If n *t supeii - to anything produced In the countr/.
Mv assortment of Iliya', Misses and Chll Iren’s Richly Trlnrned
If .its anti Plats, of ail the different style* of Braid and Leghorn, eao
; not he excelled.
In Military i»omK I can furnish anything required. My stock
j of the i trious .ualUIet of Army ** Ht ul.ition " ilats, is Very corn
plete, and any of the different styles ot Hats or Caps made to order
I at short notice. «
mh5 _JOHN POOLtV. _
i BO XES i IN PL ITS
\ f n> t.i-i* Knyliab iron
1<»> bundha Wire.
' Ri- . ; I: MaltchH H and l.vn.t.I irf, tor nl! fcj
UAKTKf. AKMldTBAD A WILLIAMS.
cooit ioh on .
¥ IHTV f, r ,»le [rivxtely, a tio.ij Cook, about 40 y»u akl.
I IKr owt.r. I* devirou* tn.either to remain in or neawthe i'y
. HECTOR H \ \ is, Aust'r.
rlRCdLLKI TIIIAS AND PB1VAT8 JIE
k MOlkS nl ION
THE FOOL OF |l'»Lir\ . nr lint Hb'orjr of the E',rl of Moreland.
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lntru.lucil.il. by the K. v. W. t* Strickland, l». l>.;2*oU,12
I nr, fa.
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vEKM'iNS lu iM’-v K W. Vnl.vtUun, F .iirlln.-rlr-, |l.
THE poW'KK OF JEI-I S CHRIST TO SAVE: t'NTO TilL- I ITER
MOST I A. J Ca«i i.. II II j
THK CHILDREN’S CHaRM, llll 'trate l with sixteen Colored pic
ture*; A 1.2.*'
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Livid Caldwell, D. D., fl !*'.
Receive I by A. MORRIS,
_ mhS -ft' m -‘f
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The Horn a li iliicalloii. ByKbvu.tn Atony. Tlilils
the “Holton Or- • t k itlon,’1 , by Rev. K. N. K.rk, and Is
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Art Itoi rc.itloita, richly llluitra'e.l, vnidaliil|p Instruc
tlons In Drawing (rrerian Painting, \ntb|Ue do., Max work. Hair
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Above for sale by all Booksellers, and sent by mall by the Pub
J. E. TILTON k COMPANY. Hovton.
CLOTHING
FOR THE
SOUTHERN TRADE.
THE LARGEST AND MCST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF
RICH ANI) MAGNIFICENT
SLUING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
EVER OFFERED ! !
JAM ES WILD E. J i\. «Sr CO.,
^la. :tss RROAIMVAT,
Bk.TWLN WHITE AND WALKER STREET*,
New York,
\\rHOSF GOOD., have been long and favorably know- through
» * plit,,,, Southern Slat.-., announce that their Stock of Cloth
In* for spring and Summer Wear will be ready for the *nspe. lion
of buyer* on the First of February, at which time it a ill be full and
complete.
We would call particular attention to the fact that all orders lent
i vi ti uni it I-.
SI PKKVISION. To those wh. vi-Uour inarkc,we respect
fully extend an nvltation to call and examine our ito*k before
making their purchases. f>1fl—8m
ESTABLISHED 1760.
l’KTRR I.UK1LLAKD,
SNUFF* AND TOBACCO M A N U F ACT FRER,
1G A 18 I'll.4 MI1H11S ST.,
(Formerly 41 Chatham btreet. New York*)
Would call tl.e igectal attention of (Irocers and DrucdiM to hi*
removal, and also <he articles of 1.1* titan J fa. turn, via :
11IIOWN SNI FF.
Maeabny, Dem'gtna,
Fine Rappee, Pur- t !rgln!v,
Coarse Itappee, Nachitovhes,
Ameri- aii UctiHeman, Copenhagen.
YELLOW SNI FF.
Scotch, Fresh Scot.-h,
High Toast Scotch, Irish High T -ait,
kreah Honey Ike# Scotch, or Lundy loot.
Toil I COO.
bw xiao. neat' t t tikwiao. t>umi*a.
No l, P. A. L., or Plain, St. Jap.,,
No. i, Oaveudlah, or tweet, Spanish,
N i. lldmU'd, kvwcelSv .■ntedOri.ooco, Canister,
Kllef ot, Tin foil Cavendish, Pure Turkish.
A Clrcul»r .1 Price* will be *ent on application.
ouod a superior article for (lipping purposes. >l>v'l iBa
y tM.l.w , 'l l ILoH A ««»., No. 74Haiti rtrsetjliafe
*' llli 'll.'! s' HI.-, an.1 Edge T-n.'s
bp- ir and J . kjnn'sHand lllp an 1 flraln Saws
lull *-inS hen h .in.I moulding Pi .ncs
Hunts »id'imi:i..n's chop and -l.ti.gl Hatch*!
N<_-1 -lo'a A dp eye, nvil and hr«d lUmmera
C- k’e .ml Snell s ast m-cl Augi-tt and Bitta
With- n. ■ U- .»>• \ llra.llev’s Drawing Ktdvo*
Turt.it g I .tl. • hi-cil and Gus.s
Boiciog Machines,til* and breast Dtillt
ALSO,
Bla.-ksmtihT t-- It of the best-|U«lltjr, for tala low for cash or to
i p mtual customer#.__
iio'ii: W \:>s: n RNITI BE]
HELVIN' A ATKINSON*
GOVERNOR STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
— WOULD reap ■ tfully Inform their frlen-N_
a and the p . ■ . • that they t. .re and aid V sfrTO
* * < ment of their an made
CAHI N FT FIT RN IT UI < F,
of all styles and qualities . IV the r IV.Is; llalr. Cotton an J Shuct
[ Multraascs Ac. They have sprlup Matlrussc! of a superior kind,
more approved of than any oth-r that have been In u.c; together
with a', assortment of very superior Plano E’ortes, from the best
and oldert manufactories In this country.
They would Invite their friends and the public to an examination
r stock, ami will assure them that they ran and will tell as
low .1- any other house, *Hh-r North or South. They are now mok
lug rran/eincntii to cnUrie their manufactory, ant! hope by a strict
attention to tht-lr business to merit a continuance of the liberal pat
ronage they have hitherto received. They are also prepared to
turuish, at short notice, any kind of Itur.al Case, either wood or
me*all.-, with all necessary grave clothes, and to attend t ■ th.
Undertaking In all Its departments, with promptness and dispatch,
deg-d— rim ___ __
3L-A. PERLE A-TSTID RTJBIS
CHAMPAGNES. „
171IE undersigned have been appointed s.d>- a.-, nt- for the United
States and Canada, for the sale of the CHAMPAGNE MINES
of Messrs. JACQUES GOKKG A CO., at Chalons sur-Marne, France.
I We present their Wines to the public under two brands, namely:*
I LA PERLE and RUBIS.
The “ PEK1.E" Wine is of exquisite flavor and fruity taste, and,
Is guaranteed to compare favorably with any Wihe In thertincrican
market. *
The “ RUBIS" Is a fine Cabinet Champagne, of a beautlfb! Ruby !
I color, which 1» natural to the Wine. Tills Wine Is undoubtedly one ,
o! tbe finest Cabinet Champagnes producer! in France, and isMADE
prom GRAPES OF THE CHOICEST SELECTIONS.
Prom the long mperlei.ee, extensive |«-ssc.-lon», and large means
of p ,, ■ , house ol JacQeas Gouto A Oik, and their deter- '
u to furnish Wines which shall meet will, the approval of .
consumers, we feel persuaded that a trial will fully establish all we
1 claim for the excellence of these wines.
GRAMEK, A It EGO A MeCI.OSKET,
No. 1# Broad street, New York.
For sale at wholesale In Richmond only, by ^ ^ ^ ^
mhT _____ _ 79 Main Btrert. j
RICHARDSONS
IRISH LINENS,
- DAMASKS, DIAPERS, Ac.
CONSUMERS of RICHARDSON’S LINENS, and those desirous
of obtaining the GENUINE GOODS, should see that the artl
' clea they purchase are nested with the full name of the firm,
J. N. KICHA It IESOIV, SONS & OXVOEN,
os a guarantee of the Kundac** and durability of lby goods.
Thib c*uilt>ii U rendered eMentially neceeiary, of large quantl
1 ties of inlrrlor and deleitive Linens arc J***
season, and sealed with the name of RICH ARISON, by Irish
ll-.iisus, who regardless of the injury thus Inflicted alike on the
American consumer anc! the manufacturer* of the genuine Oooda,
i will not readily abandon a buslne** no profitable, while purchaien
can b. Imposed o. with ^ds^f^-onhlrsM,
,rt>_1y Agenla, 88 Church rtseet. New York.
j davi:npobt._ ■
I mOILET COLOGNE W ATKU. - We have no. ready
| for our retail sale., a eery superior lot of Cologne put .pin
Terr v* lety of Style, which we con highly recommend. We to*
d a call from all In •»»'• ptiKK t co Pmggiats, i *
tjm. Broad and 9th streets.
for sal*
RICHMOND WHIG.
AS ENGLISH VIEW OF THE AMERICAN CON
CRESS.
[from the London Time*, Frb. 17 ]
The Congress of the United States has for the Iasi
two months presented a spectacle by no means edifying
to those who are determined to see nothing but what n
excellent on the other side ol the Atlantic. It wa- onlj
ou the 1st inst., after a session which commenced oi
the first Monday in December, that the House of Kepn
sentatives was able to constitute a majority pullicieutli
largo for the election of a Speaker. It was rot that tht
Speaker is of any particular consequence when he is aj>
] oiuted, but that the House is so split up by f iction thai
neither -ido would make this slight concession |0 the
other. TueSp-.akcr is elected for two years only, aud
i- uot, as with us, a candidate lor elevation to a post ol
dignity and honor. Alter Congress shall have expired,
the Speaker will return to the tanks of the fellow-chi
. ns with only such distinction us the maimer in which
he has di-uharged his duty may have earned for him.
Whichever side might succeed, nobody doubted that it
would have placed in the chair a gentleman fully com
pelent to the discharge of hi.- duty, aud it was therefoie
inexcusably childish to waste the se-sion in disputes, the
result oi which was certain to lie utti-ilv trivial.
We must not, however, commit the erior of corapar
it g the disorganization and disorder ol public busings
which this delay will cause in the l niied Slates to that
which would occur if we were to toibcar for two months
to name a Speaker for the House ol Commons. With
i s, the finance of the year would be shipwrecked, a num
ber of valuable laws would remain unenacted, an cuor
muus quantity of piirate business, involving the most
important pecuniary interests, would remain undone, ami
the ses.-iou would be absoibrd in the fruitless attempt to
overtake the time so needle-sly cast away. No such r« -
.- u ts need I e apprehended, at least io anything like the
same extent, front the abstraction of two months from
the session of the American Congress. Instead ot having
to transact the whole business ot an empire, the Ameri
can Cone re s i- limited to c Tlain functions delegated to
it by the sovereign States whose union it repr. -ents, and
these functions are neither very numerous nor very com
plicated. It may be thought that Congress has an im
mense deal to do to regulate the ti[lance ol a great and
industrious people, and in solving the numerous prob
lems of legi-laiiuu which bailie timid statesmen
of old communities tummeiled by inveterate tradi
tions, and lorded over bv monarchies and aristocra
cy s. No mistake can be more complete, h takes a
vast deal of oratory to spin out the session and to (ill
up the requisite period allotted to deliberations by which
nothing i- decided. The Assembly, at least, which has
no executive duties to perform, leuds a tolerably easy
life until in the last week or two, and under the stilling
heat of a Washington rummer it hurries through, in an
almost continuous Session, the work that should properly
have been spread over many mouths. The fact is, the
Federal Legislature does not enjoy in America aurthiug
like the importance, nor doe it exercise the influence ol
the Ktieli.sh Parliament. The void which it would create
were it to disappear altogether is one that it w ould be by
no means possible to till up. \\ hence arises this remar
kable difference ? Partly, as we have shown, from the
more restricted jurisdiction of Congress, hut partly al-n
from its different relation towards the head atni members
of the Executive Government. In England'he Executive
springs out of ami forms a pat t of the Parliament, and
tlie legislative and administrative function- are so happi
ly blended together that each gives strength and
consideration to the other. The Executive is re
spected not only for the functions it jicrlorms, hut be
cause without possessing the confidence of Parliament it
could not become or continue the Executive, aud the Le
gislature derives additional strength from the tact that it
not only makes the laws but exercises a complete control
over tlio-e who are to administer them. Thus each in
turn assists the other, aud the Executive and Legislature,
acting in harmony with each other, mid mutually depen
dent, are far stonger than they would he if they disehar
ged their several functions without concert and intimate
relation. Hut in America the ease is entirely different.
There the Executive Government derives it origin from
one direct popular vote, and Congress derives it* origin
from auolher popular vote. Neither has any obligation
to eon.-ult the wishes, because neither depends upon the
support of the o'lter. They are co-ordinate powers, aud
may, aud generally do, exercise their fuuctions each
without rctcicncc to tiie other. Ilen:e it hap|ietH that,
instead of strenghtheuiug each other, they are in turn
causes of weakness, that the Executive is feeble for want
of sanction of the Legislature, aud the Legislature inert
for want of the direction and siitnnlous allot vied by the
Executive.
The sujicriority of the English form of government is
so obvious, and the inconvenience of an Executive Gov
ernment w hich, as often happen* in America, is in a ini
noriiv in the two House* of Legislature is so glaring,that
our colonies have uot hesitated one and all to prefer the
English to the American system. They have adopted
res pot slide government by acclamation, and are at pres
ent in its full eijoymciit. Their experience, however,
suggests the gravest doubts whether they will be able to
retain the principle »o eagerly caught at of the direct
responsibility of the executive to tfie Legisl iture. The
syst’tu lias proved not so easy to work as it appealed at
first, aud has given us not a little reason to admire the
fore-thought and prudence of the men who framed the
American Constitution. American etalemen siw that,
though the English system might be the best, it was one
that could not be engrafted on a Constitution thoroughly
democratic. The Legislature which is to be entrusted
with the delicat task ol making and unmaking the Eiec
utive Government, while abstaining front the ruinous
ertor of usurping executive functions iuto its own hands,
must be composed of men superior to tiie momentary
influences which a way an unbridled democracy, and ca
pable of the habitual exercise of moderation and fore
thought. Such a body cannot spring from equal electors'
districts and universal suffrage, where the voice ol the
ut,instructed may overpower the opinion of the educated
few. There was, therefore, no cnoice for America hut
to inve-t the Administration by positive law with the
durability which it was vain to hope from tiie prudence
and model alion of a Legislature so constituted, and it
Ainoiici li i- thus lost the advantage of an Executive in
harmony w ith the feelings of the la g -lature, she lias, at
any rate, avoided the evils of perpetual ehange. It i-, we
tear, but too probable lb.it o ir colour s which have cho
sen to imitate America rather than England in the highly
democratic constitution of their 1 •■glvialnrea »iii liuti
themselves diivcn to apply the.- line remedies to the same
• v,l- . and forced bv the intolerable instabilit y of success
ive Governor nls to five tlietii a legal duration, and thus
i fleet i tin a I divorce between the leri'liitive andexeculive
power-. In the meanwhile, we hue good reason to eon -
gr. itulnte our-Ini that .we have not, instead of our
pre-ent Pail.amentnr. Government, a band of ollieials
unconi.ected with Parliament, and holding office, whether
popular or unpopular, etlieieut or inefficient, for a fixed
term of years.
Tilt Cl N GIN X ATI CATASTROPHE.
FALLING Ol 1IIL WALI m ^r. XXVIER’s CHURCH—THIRTEEN
LIVES LOST.
The Cincinnati (Ja retie, giving the particulars of the
cata-trophe at St. Xavier's Church, already reported by
telegraph, says :
“flu- Church lias lately been undergoing demolition,
preparatory to the erection of a new and more commo
dious one. und is at the present time more than half torn
#wav. Some thirty or forty laborers, rnosMy Irish, were
engaged in the process of raxing, thirteen ol whom at the
time ol the accideut were at work on one ol the northern
walls, arranging to tumble it down, but of a sudden it
totteted, and without a moment’s warning to the unfor
tunate workmen it fell inwardly, burying all of the thir
teen beneath the ruins. The news of the sad calamity,
so unusual and so terrible in its d-tuils, spread through
the length and breadth of our city like wildfire,and scarce
a half hour had elapsed before there was drawn to the
spot fully fifteen thousand spectators. Huudreds of peo
ple with picks and spades lent their might, and quickly
the bodies of the men were exhumed, exhibiting in their
mangled appearance a most horrible and revolting spec
tacle. Brains, pieces of skull, Ac., were scattered about
here and there, and the bodies generally Avere so mashed
und disfigured as to preclude immediate identification.
The bodies were removed fast as the work of disinter
ring proceeded, to a subterranean apartment of the St.
Xaviei’s school, a building adjoining. The first one taken
from out the crumbling mass of brick and mortar was
identified by a woman close at hand as being that of her
husband.
At dusk last evening */« wu* n maniac--the awful re
ality of the dav was too much for her.
tine of the killed, n young man from Brown comity,
Ohio, had just been employed—scarce an hour had
elapsed from the time ol his setting to work before his
jleath. lie cauie to this city for tl c purpose of studying
book keeping, and completed a course of instructions at
one of the colleges last week : being without friends and
without money, he availed himself of an opportunity of
going to work as a laborer.
With the exception of the above mentioned, all the
parties were married men and leave families, who are in
the most abject circumsUncrs, depending upon the mea
ner pittance of a dollar a day for subsistence.
The names of the killed are as follows : 1. Timothy
Sullivan_leaves a wife and family. 2. Patrick Galla
gher, ex-policeman of the Sixth Ward—leaves a wife and
two children, a. Timothy Shay—leaves a wife aud six
children. 4. Daniel Brady—leaves a wife and one child.
John Duflfv—leaves a wife and two children. 6. Jas.
keameu—unmarried. 7. Stephen Claskin—leaves a wife
and three children. 8. Daniel Fitzgerald—leaves four
children, it. Thomas Sayeia—leaves a wile and one
child. 10. John Manly—leaves a wife and four children.
11. Thomas Masters—leaves a wife and two children.—
12. John Sullivan—leaves a wife and three children.—
hi. John Kusscll—leaves a wife and five children.
Alleged Defalcation.—The De Seta Eagle of the
18th has the following : ,
It is currently reported that Mr. Hunt, receiver of the
I .and Office at Natchitoches, is defaulter to the General
Govcrment in the awouut of between 6ixty and one hun
dred thousand dollars. The office therefore will be clos
er ul a settlement of the matter, or until other ar
cau be made. It is generally believed by
we bnvc conversed relative to the affair,
be fullv able in time, or as soon as be
to liquidate the
ult for.
ABOLITIONISTS ORDERED OFT OF MISSISSIPPI—
PROCEEDINGS OF A MELTING IN LOWRl'tS
VJLLK, MISS
At the call for order i’. was moved aud seconded that
William Guy, Sr., act as chairman, and James S. Turner
secretary. At the requst of the chairman, James S.
Turner stated the object of the meeting. At the close of
{ the same the chairman called for the evidence, when
| James IL Gridin stated that he heard John and Andrew
Hailey declare themselves abolitionists, and if old Jo**u
J Brown was to be bung they would assist to rescue him.
At the call for evidence, Francis Irwin an 1 R. S. Hop*
stateil that Elias X. Pressly inform them that h*‘ heard
the old man Ilailey, declare himself an abolitionist. The
chairman thou called for the sentiments of the meeting,'
when R. S Hope read from Samuel Rainey tin* following
tesoluiious:—That the said Haileys have twelve hours to
'eave the State. The meeting of the citizens to meet at
t *u o'clock on Saturday, the loth instant; aud if said
H lileys hail rot left, they were to he treated with a coat
of tar aud feathers. The resolutions pa-- d nnatiimoiw
ly. It was then suggested tint: all the citizens w ho com
posed the meeting should ^pair to the hou.-c- of said
Haileys and inform them o™he result of the meeting.
At the request of Esq. Atkii -on aud U. S. Hope. Jn«. S
Turner infoiined the said lla'deys ut the result of said
meeting. In a short lime the corps of citizens came up,
and a little after the said Hailey- commenced pr.-paiii'ir
In leave. It was then suggested by R. S. Hope, aud
sanctioned by all, that J. G. I.owry, Ksq. Atkinson and
James S. Turner act a- a committee to sell, and see that
the old man Ilailey has a fair price for hi- property. The
commenced, F. A. Harden salesman, and James S. Tur
ner clerk; his little property sold for fair prices, the sums
collected and paid over for the benefit of the family to
Geo*ge Hailey. Citiz**ns'then dispersed. The best of be
htviour prevailed during the whole proceedings,
A lUTKsraNr Cm mi vat.—.Wr««c/W (\> —At
F'miru, X. V., last week, one Philo IL Diiley, JO yeats
of age, who has iiitlierto sustained a respectable charac
ter, pleaded guilty to .an a - atilt upon a Miss Sawyer, md
was sentenced to State Prison for four years and eight
months. When asked if he h id anything to s iv, he made
the following remarkable speech tulhe Court:
“ May it please the Court:—I have a few remarks to
in ike, though if may b ■ useless, for I know this privilege ,
is a mere formality. I desire the,Court to take into eon- :
si deration the ditlerenec between what I have been, and ;
what I am now. In a brief space of time I have h>-t ,
everything. An honornhle and lucrative olli.* >, friends,
money, honor, goad name, liberty and health, all ant
gone. And yet I do not fear prison or punishment, and !
for myself I a<k nothing. I urge nothing by w iv of mit
igation. I have lost so much and suft'-red so much, that
it matters little to me what now becomes of me.
“ It is a sort of gratification to me to be made aware
that I am to hive an abiding place anywhere, and I can
only s iv for tnysell that I am determined to do the very
best possible that I can under nil the trying circumstances
w hich my unhappy fate may present. But I have to urge,
and earnestly solicit the Court to consider the facts I now
state in connection with the length of time for which I
may be imprisoned. 1 have aged parents who are and
have been lor years, entirely dependent upon me for a |
which devolves upon an only son. I have ever tried to
perform my duty to them, and a member of this honor
aide Bar, r.ow present, will hear me witness that I ex- i
pended even to my last penny in performing that duty, j
Kven more, I mortgaged the last nieces of property down '
to small trinkets of little value save to me, to obtain
money for their wants. Wool I to tiod I could have done
more and better for them! In view of their necessities
and my duty to them, I ask and respectfully urge the
Court to use that leniency in inflicting .sentence which
those circumstances demand. For myself, I repeat, I
have nothing to sav. I shall he perfectly satisfied with
the sentence which the Court deems proper to inflict, and
I will endeavor to perform it faithfully.
Farhwei.i. SrLKi it of Fanny Ivf.ttm.K.—A few even
ings ago Mrs. Fanny Kemble read “llamlet” in Boston
to an immense audience, it being her last appearance be
fore the public. At the close of the reading she made
the following paring remarks, in a style, it is stated,
which suffused with tears many an eye fixed upon the
speaker, those “giacious drops " at times nearly choking
her own utterance.
“Friends, my work is done, hut I could not hid you
adieu without saying a few words, especially as I have
been obliged to decline an honor conferred upon by a
request not to take a Haul leave of you this evening. It
is time that the hook should be shut and the lips closed.
I have now been before the public live and twunty years.
Few women would care to be remembered in public for
n longer period. Shakapeare may find better and abler
interpreters, but 1 believe none more willing I esteem
it my good fortune that I am permitted to clo-e my 11
bors in Boston, where so long ago I appeared. Possi
bly some of my audience now present in tv remember me
at that time. I cannot bo too grateful for the kind in
dulgence alwuvs accord'd to ine in this city. Fong live
this noble land, this glorious New Kugland. M iv Heav
en’s richest blessings descend upon von May peace,
prosperity and plenty attend you and your homes. I
respectfully, gratefully and regretfully take my leave of
you. Farewell! Farewell!”
Aruivai. of Vm -isiA Rack Horses.—Tliesteauvr #'? *r
brought down yesterday morning the racing stable of the
M- ssrs Doswili. of Virginia,consisting of Planet,Errhe
i/ner,Fnnm/ II - uijfon ,and Xiehnla* /, all in fir e health
and condition. With the exerption of Exchequer, they
are old acquaintances, and therefore need no introduc
tion. They are in comfortable quarters at the Magnolia
Course, where there are already some half dozen other
stables in training for the spring meeting, which com
mences on the i:,th of March.— \[ ■'•'!e Ail -crfi'er.
V
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^ C ECONOMY! 'V T^>
W - 1 U \
<&* &•***' s.®
Save tlie Pieces l * -V
A. <». I at cuts evil/ hajipen, eren i. i Ur" i eyntate I /amities, It la
Very desirable to have sotn-- cheap and convenient way lot .epalr
Ing Furniture, Toys. Orocltery, he.
NPALDINfl'ft PKKIMHKD fll.l'K
meets ali such enter,:enc|ee, an t no household *att afford to he
without it. It a altroys ready and up to the Stirling point. Tt.erf
D no longer a no-essitg for limping eh-tlrs, spllnlere I veneers,
headleas dolls, amt broken eradlss. It Is just the article f..r cone,
shell, and other ornamental work, so popular with the ladies of re
tn.eno nt and tuts.
This admirable preparation Is ns< d cold, belnr chemically I »!d
In solution, and possessing all lb- valuable qualities of the best
cabinet-makers'(Hue. It may be used In the place of ordinary
tuucllage, being vastly more adhesive.
•TAEEX’L IN EVERY HOUSE.”
N. B.—A Brush accompanies each bottle, /‘rice, 23 cents.
Wholesale Di-pot, No. 48 (Vtlnr*at., New York
Address HENRY SIMI.DINfl A (O.,
Ho* No. 3,COO, New York.
Put up for Dealers In Caf es containing Four, Fight, and Twelve
pon-n - a beautiful Lithographic Show-Card accompanying each
package.
P»r"A jingle bottle of SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE wUI save
ter. times its cost annually to every household _-£4
Sold hv all prominent Stationers, Druggists, Hardware and Fur
niture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy ."tor>...
Country merchants should make a note r-f SPALDING'S PRE
PA KFD Ol.L’K, when making up their list. It will stand any cll
mat-- feli—d.cAwly
— C tcoHa, Courts, lIoAR."KX*aw and Itm'OU, Ir
ritatiox, SoRKXcee, or any affection ot the Throat
CURED, the IUi'kisi; CotfuH, in Cox.-l'Mmox,
Bh-'SCIUTIS, Wiiis'Pixo Cocuil, A^tiiva, CsriHRi,
RELIEVED liy BROWN’S BRONCHIAL TROCH
ES, or CocuH It* ‘/.KNt.kg.
•• A simple and elegant rrmbinution for
Coccus, Ac.” Dr. G. F. Bigkuiw, Bosteu. j
“ Irecommend their tut At Public Snugwus ”
Rkv. K. 11. Caartx, New York. 1
•• Mont salutary relief in Bboschitis.”
Rkv. S. SiticrRiKn, Morristown, Oido.
“Beneficial when compelled to npeak, sitfering fitm Cot.it ”
Rev. S. J. P. AmuuluiB, SL Louis.
••Sfsctuai in remoriug Hoartenere and Irritation »J the ;
Throat, no common with Si-vat:i ns and Sixr.Ku.-r,’’
Ptof. M. STACY JOHNSON,LaGrange, Ga.
Teacher of Music, Southern Female College.
“ Great benefit when taken before and after preaching, an they
prevent Uoarntnees. From their pant eject, f think they tcill be
of permamnt a Haulage to rns.”
Rkv. E. Rowlsv, A. M.,
President Athens College, Tennessee,
g ild hy all Druggists, at 25 cents per hoc
Also, Browx’s LAXATivaTaouiiBt, or Cathtii tic hosengts, for Itgs
pepekt, Indigestion, ConntipaiUm, Headache, Bilious AJection,
lArt.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by
noiaUurSm FISHER A AVINBTGN.
CHIIA, GLASS, Air.
REMOVAL. 18G0.
VM. F. BUTLER * HON,
JMVoH TUBS A v/g LtKA t.FBS IX
C h i n a, Earthenware and Glass,
HAVE removed to No. 19 Pearl or HU) atrecl, and will open In
all the month of February, a Urge and choice stock of New
Goods, of Ui*ir own Importation, received direct lo lids port, per
• blps Erie and Alexander, and by the Kate Slander and Kndy mi
en, via New York. Also, (Tim the Wheeling, V» , and Western
manufactories, every description of PLAIN, PRESSED and CUT
GLASSWARE, COAL Oil.and o'her LAMPS, CASTORS. LOOK
ISO GLASSES and FANCY GOODS, Which they offer loathe trade
of N»rth Carolina, Virginia and Team cnee, as low as any Noithern
J Out Senior liaa been for Hie la 113 years, Importing CMoa and
Earthenware d.rect to this port; and pledglug ouraelves to sell aa
low aa others, ws respectfully ask the patronage of Houthern tuer
chan's and the Southern public,
awf- Store formerly occupied by tV A10 Dorman.
WM F HITLER k rt,»N.
mn 3 No 1» Pearl or Hih street.
IQGA SPUIVfl TRADE.
l oo". Nwniu.i M. priest it i’o.s loO’f.
Are receiving by every arrival, their anpplirs of Hpring Goods,
coDslaUng of ail varieties of Dtoas Goods
81LKS,
won EH.
EMBRTODERIIS, Ac.
Together with a Urge assortment of House Eurni.h|ngand
PUntotlon Goods, to which tha attention of their Wends, and the
pubUc generally b UvIUd. M plicr. * CO.
-h#_,w 1ST Mala Hr set.
UALTffflOKE LOUh HOSPITAL..
DU. JOHNSTON,
rfftll E FOV NO EH of this celebrated f u. tution, offer* the moat cer
J. tain, speedy and only eff.rtual r. m. dy |n u„. world f„r
SECRET HI.'■'Ka.sk.*,
Oonorrhoie, Gleet*, Stricture*, riertiln.. 1 Weakness, Pain In U.e
Loins, Constitutional debility, In potency, Wealtnesj of ttie II.I. k
and l.ttniia, Affection* of the Kidneys, Palpitation of the Heart,
! i Nervous 1
Soar or Sain: amt all thcr... serious and m-lincholy iliaorders ar:»’
lug Irotu the destructive habit* of youth, wl.: it deiti > both body
and mind Thai* secret snd solidary practice* are more fatal to
their victim* than Uie »*ar«*t J the Syren* to the mariner* of L'lya
»et, blit,) ting their molt brilliant hope* or anticipation*, rendering
marriage, Ac., impossible.
YOUNG MEN,
especially, who have become the victims of Solitary Tice, that
dreadful and destructive habit which annually st*ee|>* to an ot ■
timely grave thousan.li of young of the IUo*t ev ..ted t Gents
and brilliant Intellect, who might otherwise bar • entrain »d i *tet..
Inc Senate* w.th the Ihutaltt* of clo.,ueure, or waked to ecataey lb*
living lyre, may call with fu'I confidence.
MARRIAGE.
Marr*. I I’-rsons, or Toung M-u contemplating Marriage, being
aware fp .sical WeaLti.-rv, Org.nl. Debility, I'elonoltles, Ac ,
should lint .cJlately consul! Dr. Jotuiston, ami be teetered to pet
feet health.
He who place* hlnuelf order the rare of Dr. Johnston may relK
gloualy couflde In his honor a* a gentleman, and cot.ndenlly rely
unon ills skill a* a physician
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and full vie r re.I..red.
Thh disease t- the penalty most tr ^ufritly paid hy those who
have beceue th * vleliu'S oI improper itidulgem'les. Young pers.it.*
ure to npt to c. nmilt excess. > front not I,t * aware . t t ,e d> cad
ful couseptrn.- -v tl at may ensue. Now, wtto that understand! the
subject will preten I to deny that the p-.wet ol Procreation Is lost
sooner by those faltln, into Improper haldtj that. by ti e prudent.
Resides tieiiig deprived the pi...sure of healthy offspring, Ihe most
serious an I destructive -vutptoni* to both I ..dy an t mind arise —
The system ....e* deranged, Uie physical and mental power*
weakened, net v :.i Jet.l'ly, lyspcpxia, palpitafooi of the he ,tt,lt.
digestion, a v asllng of the frame, cough, symptoms of >|j nsninp'
tlon, etc.
Dr JflHN.-TON t< the otdy regular Pli .slelsn advertising to cure
Private Couipla'ula. His rctn.-dla* and treatment are entirely un
known tj oilier*. Prepared from a life spent In Ihe girxt ll.wpltal*
of Europe and the Best in this country, vlx t England, Prance, the
Bleckh > I 1*1.. >.l iphU, Ac., and n more extensive practice than
any other Phyaiclati In the world. Ilia many wonderful cur.n mid
uiost l"-portant r'urglcal opciatlons are a sufficient guarani, e to I
IhealHilcd. Tl. *.■ who wl.h to lie speedily and effectually re
iered, should shun Hie turner ut* trilling impostors, who only mil
their I i allh, an I npplv to liim.
Orvica No. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET, left hand alJe going 1
from ihilllnif re street, seven door* from the corner.
t tr lie piirtit’ular iii otM.-rviug the uaue auil number, or yon
willnih»» ik - the
&r i AKE NOTICE.—Observe the name on the door and win
dows.
A CUKE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE, IN PROM ONE TO
TWO DAYS.
AO MERCURY OR AAUSEOUE DRUG USED.
DR. JC»IIN.*TON,
Member of the Royal College of .*urgeons, London, graduate from
one of the most eminent College* of U.e United Stales, and the
greater p i t of v-h >. life I n been siienf In ti e Hotnltal* of Iain
dou, Parts. Philadelphia and elaetxhere, has effected some of the
most astonishing cure* that was ever known. Many troubled with
ringing In the cars and head when uateep. great n»TVou*nesa, be
ing alarmed at a iddcn a m-ida, and bashfulm.*, with derangsiuent
ol mind, were cured Immediately.
a chirr a is disease.
When the misguided and Imprudent votary of plrasure And* he
has Imbibed the seed* of this painful disease, if too often happen*
that an til timed Sense of shame, or dread of discovery, deters him
from applying to those who, from education ami respectability, can
alone bufrit-nd him, delaying till the constitutional symptom* ol
this horrid d!*.- ise make their appearance, such as ulcerated sore
throat, diseased no*e, nocturnal pains In the head and limbs, dlm
neM of sight, deafness, nodes on the shin hone* and arms, blotches
on tl ■ lie 11, fat - and extreniRles, progressing with frightful rapidi
ty, till at last the palal- of the mouth or the bones of the nose fa I J
I and the victim of this awful disease become* a horrid object of '
mmlscration, till death put* a period to bis dreadful sufferings, by
sending him to
It li a melancholy fact that thousands fall victims to this dread- <
ful complaint, owing to the unskillfulti ns of Ignorant pretenders, j
who, hy the us- of tint dreadful poison, mercury, ruin the consti
tution, and either send the unfortu He siitfererlo an untimely grave,
or else make the r si due of his lifr miserable.
TAKE I’AKTICULAK NOTICE
Dr. J. *d Iresies all ti s>- who have IqjureJ themselves by pri
vate and improper IndulgenclM.
These arc some of the sad and melancholy effects produced hy
early hal taoi nth, vis VEsskncss of ths Back and Umha, Pain
In the ll-ad. Dimness f light, Loss of Muscular Power, Palpitation
of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous Irrataldlity, Derangement tf the
Digestive functions. General DeblUty, gyuiptoms of Consumption,
MENTALLY,
The fearful elects c n the i di. i .re mu.ntobe dreaded; I.ass ofM
mory. Confusion < f J i.».. Depression or Spirits, Evi! Forebodings i
Aversion to S..ci«ly. Self Distrust, Love of Solitude, Timidity, Ac. I
are tome of the evils produced.
Thousands of persons of all ages can now judge what Is the rinj !
of their deilihlug 1 ■ tlth. Losing their vigor, becoming weak, pale
emaciated, hav. asli .ular appearance abuut the eyes, cough and
•vmptonis of cor.sun ptlon.
UR. JOHNoTOSfl INVIGORATING REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS.
By this great and Important rein, ly, weakness of the organs are
•pet Thousands of the moat ncr
»“us a:. ! dct>Abated, who had lost all hope, have been Immediately
relieve !. AH imp ntt-er,t>*.. M .rri , e, l*h> leal or Menial dlsqual- j
Ideation, Nervous I Radons, Tremblings and W . 01 . ..
hatlstion of tin. .. -*. ftt.; A kind, speedily cured by Dr. Johnston.
YOUNG MEN
who have Injured themselves by a oottain practice Indulged In
wtien al> t 1 i.ahit frequently learned from evil coinponlons or I
ti • elects of which are nightly felt, even whs» atlrrip. |
n 1 if no* ’■ I. I *:..." t;j. .alible, and destroys both .
mind »u 1 body, ah ;uld apply luimedlattdy.
What a pity tiovt a young man, the io.pe of Ms country, r.nd the f
darling of his parents, shoutd be snatched from all prospects and
enjoyments ot iite, by lb, consequences of deviaUug from the path
ft nature, an 1 Indulging In a certain secret habit. Uuch persous,
bef re contemplating
MARRIAGE.
should r,*cct that a l-und mlt.: and body are the most necessary
requisites to pi nttublal happiness. Indeed, without these,
the j. trn *v through life becomes a weary pilgrimtee: the prosp-rl
hourly darketH to the view; the inlnd becomes shadowed with dls
pair and melancholy reflectlno that ths happtnMi «f 1
another becomes blighted with our own.
OFFICE NO. i 80UTU FREDERICK STREET,
lULTIltoat, Mo.
Ml SURGICAL OPERATIONS performed.
N. It Let n< iak, * delicacy prevent you, but apply Immediately,
either persottaliv or by letter.
tltr oKIN DISEASES speedily cured.
TO STRANGERS.
Tt.e manv thouaan Is cured at lids Institute within the last twelva
years, and ths nnmenma and Important Surgical "|e rations per
form. I i v Dr. J , witnessed by the reporters of ths papers, and |
mnny other p.-rs r.s, notices of which have appeared again and
again before the public, besides his standing ,1 a gentleman < f
character and res, ousiolltiy, is a sufficient guarantee to the affil -ted'
jeg—ly_ __
1860. SPRING Tli A Hi:.
ottoitivi: sr.%ititi:tt.
(Govfh. -h *t» r kt, RniiiONn Vi )
j |FFKRfl fc.rsalt* the following lpt'of articles, of Mi r.wn
\ " manufacture, \h
Tin Ware, of ali Vim!2,
Miert irci: urn* Copper Ware,
(ini; mfill 1 Ii '.1 Hiovr* for wood, 12 varirtiei,
Sheet iron SI )vh r 1 wo *. ■: •
Call ati*l s^hect Imnflu^ea for ro.il, lit “
The Rrltlf&nt Ga* burner, ft §U*9f
PortaUe Huaterr, 4 “
Portable I irati*, ft •*
lHamond Radiator, .*1 “
Kacioiy Htovrs, H •*
Kichmon i 1' tah!** F.irnare, :» “
Licorice Unllrra, (for woo*! an*l coal,) f» **
hirfabieOiYiw, C “
IVT \i««, C'.riw ii»t|y f» r sale, the inert popular ^TOVF?, RAN*
OKS and ilb.ATt U# now 10a I--, nod rt-psiirlnp |.)».**■ for the tame,
ET~ .
^ Imp. ml rn 1.1. Mil II. .1 Iron
s IKE AND hKii.il AR PROOF
I -|r S A I' I'. S ,
j mmmm ‘’.rare.) with I.IHli N pnl< III
< osssMiiitlioii I* o U <1 r r 1 1
"'r=^ V~~ZJ r"“l ‘7 j"* in ton a Vo,
Arfruls, Ki. hlQobtl. I
JslS
SOUTHERN M rilORS.
t. €. i. nurwitv s
STC.CESSoR To P. L\ PRICE.
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A SO
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ltd Main Street, 2d door l.*lo<r American.
rjTHE following will tie sent by ma.l, post paid, at the prices
j named
THE DEAF SHOEMAKER; byThomasW While,of Richmond,
60c. An excellent book for the young, tilled with brief sketches,
animated. Interesting, and Instructive, which have been copied
and rend livtli. nsiii.ils, vour.g and old, font Maine to California.
FLOWkHR BV THE WAVMDK ; by the .ante author, 07c. Of
the same chars.-ter of the * Deaf Shoemaker.*’
HOFFS M v\TH.oF KH.IGlOUd INM L’CTION; 26c. Being
the second edition of a *.nk of estab'ishe I m. rll, si.rcially adap
te.l to the oral Instruction of colored people, but suited to general I
use In schools an l families; .-on:aiding a simple h.storleal catechism j
of thesacre I scriptures fr* in the creation onward, and containing,
also, appropriate selections of scripture lo be committed to memo
ry. Dr, Watts’ lit Catechism. » simple doctrinal f aterhism, with !
tl.c answers In scripture language, prayers for children, Ac., rn- j
ttrely free from sectarian l ias ; ty t’.e Rey. Jno. E. Ifoff*, of Mill- ,
wood, Clark county, Va. It bat an increasing circulation In the
Southern Flat s, as far as Louisiana—as fiet|Uint urdeta torn tes
tify.
MEJrAGE TO THE YOt'NG; by Rev. Geo. W. Leyburn, of ,
Bedford c only, Va., W*. Ihs work of a mature ad -dar and cbrta- .
tla the well I result of years tghtand
—attractive, yet soild and iaipressive, well adapted to be eminent I
ly useful. felt!
OAHOON’8 PATENT
BKOAII PAST Si;j;i»-SO\\ KB,
FOR SOWING WHEAT, OAT?, BARLEY, HKMP, PK\«, GRASS
FEED, Ac.
fltllK band machine sows from four to tight acres per h*ur. Price
1 f'«s
I be hone-power machine sows from ten to fifteen acres per hour. |
Price f 5.
The subscriber having the patent right for the States of Virginia
an.l North Carolina, and having located at Richmond for the pur
pose of manufacturing and sclliug said Machine*, has taken i..oro*
at IS Governor street, where he Is constantly suppli d wills these
Mach* net There were over ldOOh of these Mach'.n.-s sold las' year.
County rights for sale, and agents wanted.
CHARLES II. DOUGHTY.
^ II f II I. It* »V SO.JIKIl VILLR, agents for the sale of
^ American Guano, h»v« on liand a supply Imported from Ba
ker's or Jarvis’ Island, direct to Ntrginia. They will continue to
receive and are authorised to offer it by the cat j-o or smeller quan
tities. as wanted by the dealers or larmers. All in want are I vi
_ f !
KEFSNED SI’IiAHN.—Cut, Loaf and Evtra C Cotfee,
i receiving and for sale by
m-jo i s*win wsntt » joiiv n wanr
KOI VI 'Si OKN PLASTKHli wtUl FsrtIBsi. attaab
, mrnt, for sib- by
OBI W WATT A rn
kJl UfilCAL INSTIII'HBNTS.-t handsome a>-irt
^ metit of pt v-l ian t Pocket Cases, Istelv reCt lt. d at llie Apoll •
ecary establishment of JNO. NV GAHI.ICK.
ujt-O Market Place, I. ankllu .Street, Klchmon 1, Va.
CvLOI EKRliFUAND III I K WHEAT FLOI R.
j l it Bushels Strirlltr Prime Clover Peed.
Ji Bags tvtru Buckwheat Flour, receiving this worn
ing on consignment, for sale by NN M. ?. KGi -TER,
urii.d—It Cor. Cary A V» streets
CI.OVFU. TMIOI-IIY AND III-iKDS UKASS
_ .superior Mountain Seed, Frc*h and Clean
mhl GEO. AVATT A C}.
WINDOW GL.AR.-Isrt received a large nF-oly of
French Window Glas*, of all slies. whlrh we will sell to the
trade on teimi which caauot fall to piease
DOVE A 0<h, Wholesale Druggists,
■K4 No. AS Mala at., Richmond.
TO TOIRIHTit i. .MERCHANTS VISITIVU JEW lolik,
THE IMERNAIIO\AL HOTEL,
30ft 4. 307 BROAD WAV,
Corni r Franklin Mrtel,
NEW YORK.
POS.«F.8*FF adr triages which all trwv.-!l-r» appreciate. In In.
cation ctni.'d Id lurpaMtd, being contei lent In the principal
placet of i tines, "tf:d amusement The apartments, ol wl.hti
there are t* un lr 1, ire w.ll furnish I aud »,ll ventilated
and being rnn Ia> lot nn the Fur open, plan, rlail'ii. an live In tb#
he t style. With the greatest economy. A large par nr, (ranting -u
llrn.dw.y, ,r,.l r .iutran drg an .\’i i «,ve vi. » • { that CaiM rc
nownieU tlinv. rh'arc, haa be. n »., autifully fumlilied fir the use of
ladlea, amt !l r< n*f*l arr.necmvnta . f tile House ait nail a< to
afford the gr-ste.t rcin'ort tn guest*.
Ths Iniflaatiulac Hum !lennnerted wIM,
TAN i.oH sa;M:mi iTi;i)s ni.oo.vk,
*
hare their i,i ala, r r li it ey d*..re, they w'll I ,. itrv,d In th.ir
• I.-- in- Itm i H, lie Rile mi mi It tei i.
• • '» ;| I I I that , . .... ell .toe
city I
J TAVLOI .
MASS K ITS
FIVE MIM'TE
ICE CREAM FREEZERS,
An III) proved |l>|- In V1.
W Til >n<r. I I' • e. I\ It I T.. tn
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The Cheat eat, li'it, and nin.l Kconoimcal r qutrlng less Ice
and le*. liter than any c'hr t..| 11, uu., the Heal Jo
raids In ff'ru,tu e, a-, I moat cert-. . In Itt operations.
Sole Agent for tie* Inlteii .-:str»,
F. hen HAM, A , 0 , Manufacturer! g.f J, ill,", * I
and PlHii'.hed 1 in M are.
M* 2S9 I».-nrl airca |, a.»»- York.
clHM KOK 'llld, It I(11:11 Oik 1) (.HOI \ n PI. AS
in: It- -ill ,.i l.-.a e:,T . -I,,, ,r,.i |.„ the pan r . r
year« tueaelu.i. Northern Urnund I'Uiier.t , lii- —1 .hu-hni.i.i nl «
II n./ Ml", at.,I . 1 plying an irtl.de ftp. 11. r in my received from
the North, and dihii 1 perfect s.h- «. lie i.g, leave to return
his thank* to Ilia P Iron*, aud Heirs i,> Inform ah interested that be
I'M comtdeted h!.< .ipruTe.centi I’ ,! v, !l ensile l.'.m to supply ar.y
demand that ii. iy r|»e. Ilia stick nf Lump 1> heavy, (based upon
th-enoraiou.ly 1: eased me nf ;i upetlor article), 1.leclej from
thl poreat tt"lmls«.r (Novi Seoiia) nuarrin, wi lt speelil r. ferruce
to It* richness in A ..A./t-. The npiliNni of hta brand
shall be Sustained -1 every effort d mat, and he ask, only an e».
perimental vei..l ol huac who have not made applleatlnn of this
ralmil.1/ f/rt.Ui/,, JOHN II. CI.AIUOKNF
jalh—itm No. 11 Peart at,
NEW YORK LIFE I.VHl'RANfE COMPANY.
M! TUAL, SYSTEM.
C'.ipilal 01,0OO,OCtf.
0VI ’ 1 '■ 'AM, DOLL^gg ..led with the
Gomplrollat ol UM gutter Hew Vs,*, and out of the hands
I
Dn (mi . . mi Hrlm Ipl.i
Forty per el ol the premium Life Polid. s, will be loaned the
Insure ! When the | . e: Hum exceeds f.’st.
Policies Usu. Is d payable loth, Insured on arriving at 1 cer
tain age, or to the I.rally of the Insured at death, should that event
happen previously •> arriving at that age
find, .ament PULICltJ) for children, granted on the most favor
able terms.
Pollcfei Issued at greatly reduced rains of premium, when the
insured prefers not lo participate in the dividends.
All losi.n [ ,!d pi umptly and without litigation.
We shall: be plea-ed to have you call at once and i*cure a policy
In thin old and reliable Company which cornea before you endors
ed by year own cl icni.
WORTHAM A WVATT, Agents,
Office lib I, Main street.
Few door* above Post OSes.
CIHA8. E. WORTHAM,
Qeocrsl Ageist and Attorney
f. r the Company la Va.
MEDIC A l EXA M/XEIU, ;
J*«. II. Ousiwar, M. I>. (
Ret. T. 1: -i.su eg, M. it. f
ell
LIT f ift FOOL A N l> LONDON
riitL hm im h i: tonp.m.
Capit.il. 810,000,000!
A !Y A l' A l. 1 \ t 0 .'•( L , $ 'J ,E N0 ,tlO0 f
INVmni IN Till CMTKU STATE.*, OVER
AU Dirtcturk /.Vvr* »i.;■■!, y„r (%t Kngajemmt* of
Vit I •rlHjUmy.
\V»' respectful!. a.k alter,! a to the security of the Liverpool
V? anil i."i h-h Inaurance i fttpanv.to Its p. Iky holdmlnUa
large eaah cj| til and i-a.MtwenU, as stated ah ,ve.
The large rapll v" and Income of the Company enable It to take
line, convctikat t part'rs rojulr.g- large ..ids of Inaurance.
In adiSi'lon to th-* ordlnarr v ■ le ,.f Insurance, this <’ unpany Is
sues J'KllMA Xk'.i J 1‘OJ ft Ye , - nlhe payment of TVS A V.Vf.
At. ritVMICUs Property Is, then.,; rth. 1'EKSIAXIXTLY
1X81 It Kit. Tl.- Policy nn he cancelled at any time, and the pre
mium will he trial-ed lest. S per cent.
Tl.lt Comp »li ikeltnuraucc by loss of Rents by Fire, on a
Deg and nu„' liber il principle.
Cn.! r the I'ollrl j of this Company all claims are paid upon pre
aentatlon of nails' toty proof id !■ f» without >r^i/fet/irnf<>r ,/sJarv
tom fro.: Ut; and Dot, aa < vs after presenta
tion of proof. WORTH AS! A WYATT, Agents,
tnl.H 190 Main street, f.-w doors above PoMnfflc©.
J 1!IEN «. BIOS II I'R,
I NS if RANCID AGENT.
Oflot Slot >r It of 1 las Ht! .tl, Nr ■ 1.1 -r Xm (\ oftKt Comtr of
Mititt ami llfA.
II FPRFPLNTa the followingsfell established and reliable Com
A paries:
Arctic Fire Insurance Co., of tha City of New York, capital
and surplus .. ... V300 000
liomboldt Ftre Inaurance Co., of the City of New York capl- ’
tal and surplus ..2«,0»O
Fulton Fire Insurance Co., of the City of New York, capital
and surplus . .’,.,gg)
Irving Fir.-Insurance Co., of K.T., capital IMP,lid) ailh a large
surplus.
Phoenix Fire In Co., of Brooklyn, Capital and surplus, 1991,000
Policies Issued on Buildings, Furniture, Manufactories, Merchan*
dire, and IVr-i.u | p uperty generally, against |..*s or damage by
Are,on the mo-t • ivo, aide terms, l.-.sse, pr.icptly adjust, taut
punctually settle 1, the security offered by the abort c.mpanlre
conducted as tin , are, by expeilenced un.JererUeis, affur Is to the
Insured, the mos’ ample guarantee, andtfe full tuurture that all
contracts enterr : into by them, will befulflUedln the meat satis
factory manner. Th- b ug experience of the ruhsertber in these
matters, will fa.- Cate and protect (to the her cf Ida .1 llltlrs ) tl.o
Ir.terest of all wbo may he disposed to patr. ulse Id* etiorts. Coun
try risks. Inland navigation ri«kt, \«.sets and their cargae. In
port, Inauaed on .he most reas ., vide terms. ocf<—
uitimoni) tia he
Ayn ii.'iilturnl Machinery.
H'AVIN'fi CO rd, ted toy new m«< hire shops on Franklin Street,
SI d Wnlnt t Alley the wl h- heb.gln c ..neetion »ith my Iru.
| lenient and h -i More, i n Main Street, 1 tow Inrlie partleu'ar
att :it| n !r. r- .rir.eis ol Vlrgtr ,, t(l u,y f , for maufac
t irtrg every kind of Agricultural Mtcblnery and Implem, r.t
I shall pal •• c'al a’.tirdlou to the n.anufsrtuie of THUFSII
INfJ MAtitUN't - of t'.e o.»i u od a, materials and w< kmanvhip.
My I’ORTA hi ) htlKxl POM EK I, *„ arrange i aa to require no
' i/glng, nr dels t In starting, and h*. secured the approval of all
wb- have used 'hem My PATENT STRAW CUTTERS are loo ».']
known to nee i . euc .’»• ,.
As heretof- rt I keep.. nstar'ly on hand, of my own make, a: il
fully warrant (Yin hh dere for hand an.l home mower Wheat
» ar ,» ra il -. I ■ ,|- r- Hav Pre„ ., t I V, v||u, F., . ,,
Harrows, Hay hakes. Cleaners, Cultivators, (iiim and Lett her Me
chine Beilin,, t<-., Ac
H-t alr> of all kin le promptly attended to.
Agent for I kfordi Hut:-.*i Wheal ind Hum Drills, and
McCormick's Reaper and Mower.
If M -'M i it ■' 14 Main k
uniriiciiN mm k w
fj Id.
br-l quality. kt-o. Prison and Bank Lo. lit; Hln, « and tolls .1
aiiy bright. I dls hung, with nr without Tut,.-.
ALL KINDS OP hrPMKI'.t. (MINE.
A* I **ll I .... -it*
Warrant it to ivr mtlrr tatisfarlK u , tin, - abb may favor : *
with a call.
WIIAUM READY,
?J0 Main Street, bet am -tl. an.) 6th.
MO 1V . .... Va.
ICIU1 1 EtIBSOVS
1 RTSH LTNKNS,
DAMASKS, DIAPERS, (.
( tONSt'MKIl4 of Ul. bardsoii , Linens, an t move deatrna* of oh.
J talulng III-Genuine (Joo.ls, - .ee that the aitlrlrttfivy
purchase ue > ile.l with the full name of Ll • hrm, J. N KDTI ARD
SON, HONS A ;)Vk DEN, as a nusrai.1ee of the soundness and turn*
t.lltiv of the g..o.Is,
1 Ills caution ■< re. -lere-l (asentlally r.:'.'essary as large qoantltle*
of Inf. rlor a. . .e.iivelJt, m ,,r pr-pared,acaaon after ssaaula,
and sealed with the nuo'.e of RICHARDSON, by Irt.l. House*, who
r- girdles* of (I • iigury thus InlllctcJ alike on the Anieriran c..i*
■ uner and tl.f manufaetat rs of the genuine Goods, »lll not r.a lily
abaii ten a btsiln.-M «■> profitable, wl.ile purchasers can be imposed
on with Goods of a worthleis character.
J. RH.LOCKF A CO
••A—d’.y Agents, 86 Church Street, New York
w. d. togpaihg fan. *. rouct;**,
w. f>. Tont>iii,\<iAimo„
Commission Merchants,
FOR THE SALE OF
FLOUR, TOBAUOO, GRAIN,AO.
(BASIN BANK,)
... ^ Itlfbmond, Vt.
LlbPrtl A rveoce* ntli on Ooojlfn»«aU la (tore. 4pl—If
SAMUEL AYRES SON,
Cunmi>Mf>n and Forwarding Mm hunts,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OFPFR FIR SALK—II. C. Mass Llcorle. Otlre Oil. Adivtantia*
Candles, Tobacco Flavoring, Dor and other Nalls,Scotchand
American rig Iren, Reese A Co.’* Manipulated Guano, Clover
Seed, Ar.. An. «»T_te
VFBKSIfrW PH(WPHO.PKMDFfAB,«w SaaE
Ik I LLA 4 l.D It l A NO, ■ - - , .--/.| , /y ,y i r ,
riiutiio, owe half m,A.—This (. rtlllrrr has been used In
Vlrgli a for the pa t four teais, for Tobacco and Wheat, with re
sults fully *qusl to Peruvian Guano. Its advantage* are Yonre
nlence, an.- permauen y id Ir* effect, sn.l economy, it« east being
l-per cen'. Its* '.h’n Peruvian. Price . r ton of If Iksi Its —.
For sale by
M6 I Corner Cary and 1,1th st*„ Rid.. Va.
M> LI S, ’ll Ll» AND UOUM>.-l have i\-_
Just cecelvi I, .Hr.-. I from Kentucky, a very choice
(id superior lot ol Stock. I have MULES well sidte I to
tr m mutt n, railroad purpose*, street and plantation use, all of
w .Ich I wld sell, eachange, break and deliver In the city or rruo
t y, on my usual .icas..aWule.^ hi-t/.t, tl Datls A Hutchison’*,
late- ffa rib n't old *tin./.
aulD—tf EDWJ.V WALKER
N. II. I shall be In receipt of fr-sh Stock, dira.-t from K'mlu.sy,
•rery raorib. Enquire as above. K. VV
BIlfFORD & POBTEIv
Cabinet Mann i’notiirer«,
At (heir Old Stand*
CORNER 1CTH AND FRANKLIN STD.,
Kirhiiiond, Va.,
VlTOnLD Invite the •tti-r Hon of all In want ’
Y? to nor .tod: of
Fttriiitura*
from the fl ie*t R.-rewo.el, Mrhognny and Wil AC ' —
nut, »f o.n m ike, rv.. offered In this uierket, to the cheapest Cot
tage Sett l; ''hulr» ..f all kinds; ft Is. Hattra. .*, with *« rrjttdnaln
the Cabin* t Hue which we are selling at a very small profit
. UMMiUT VKIIHIJ
In all It* b -anehe* attended is at all houit. _____
mas
WM, SATTLER .V CQ,
NO. I I ‘2 , J| t l v S T it i: r T ,
UlCHMOAf D, VA.,
Dealers tn
Uolnr*. Painters’ and Artist*’ Material*
v»rnl*he»,WMte Lead and ZInel sluts II andwalerCol a
f ngllsii, Pr. nch, and American En,r*vinga
I lihogruph* suitable for Grecian Painting
Print* for Pelictu aianle Painting
Mathematical Instrument* for Architect* and Engineer*
French and English Drawing Paper
Windsor and Newton's Tube Color*
English and German prepared Canvass
PlrtilK Frame* and Gilt Moulding*, ate (ietl)
BLACK PEAS'
IGA Han Black Pea*, dally expected for sale tn arrive, at
XOU Kockv.la, ROBINSON A ROIC IT*,

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