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)LUME 6-C _RICHMOND, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1SG0.__ _NIJMRCR (JO.”* i
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
: TsJLMS:
.. »..,n» **• W«k»T. fS we«klT, *3: .!*
jc,-TfV'r b^i.umi m»T ba n.» t< »t th« rUV of t.\t
n<- 3 ‘i V -a*-. «“«•• I Idro r !» tu. a on tfca J«lo«t of .
u of ’ coalman* money.
«0VUI>.W
_ (to Bsral or le**. eua laaertlon . -B
0Sf*i»*r*’lv ti.. Jjj ti. nal ln««tlon . . SB
uor aobU«.vboa:aiuruioo.• ■ •• ■ • • W *
Jo do .»W
Ju ..:::::::::::::::::
—-S- . - * 'r
v* . 0O t, M»;,erc.!l.t, or previously agreed upob be.
* ' ,\l do! marked oathe e»'M ter a ipecllled aom
ju**^ , w i| t**» > v>nUuue4 ut*.i! or^i-dl -ul, *n<l p ijount
ill • * ’ ‘ ‘ ' —T.' avoid any mbunJerelaadiay
«: " ' -■• t.u* n>-aa Real
01 rtiaaaeaAa ’•oat I. J Ibetn w be au
b»:" u:‘ .Dili.
, * ■ . I , \ •*'A le. •!«emeat. cot »•> hr
' k » j !*.. usual him, tubjeoi
w- ' . , a,iv .iJverii* vnetally, enjtaifin* one
,r
f - '• ■ , Ih • nro.unt
I rl • . r-ici SbJalleaoee
: vi . \ Wf ,■ »i 7.', (voti
* . ' rt ’ • an I S«Ki*
TV
_ __— - — —
~ k(1()>o t.\K<-r. nu»n u %« «iv a:
OPENING OK
ni;v goods.
l; n i: i: l> E l a •' n \
Hi, aid by lb.
' t,, v Vo»« to day «dl be .a ree. ipi of lb air fall
Prv tie s.
* , . | • « •*? I>ra*1i (i > li .it th** CI^VIVQ
\-U.k' . \ * You !. in; : . ■ pa», uieek. all of uh.eh
• . 4r... V- l im '’oen* of
r. f' g *U icma j, frv Ui cents per jari,
r chi»< stile#
p. • Af rican - l French Dv
|)f l, . t’. -rs, At itrjr r«J«ced price#
! *r- • %t
V- .tv Paris
• r.ther : « aqJ bcsattfal fiibrs.
** *.* f • . -rl* * M w cor: p;r * *, tiut-r jTlt them
^ jv.. >? . »' -a, ai price* much U >. t . vu usual
&rr F •* La * ?• Ut, • «T*len<lld Mf r:n-*ot.
Wf *•''*■* r< • '».<.«.•• « UNO;
!«(-■ : 4 . ' o I Pulledctolha
llatclaadftri mi l
p> .. n iitin?*.*, all qualities
V *( u J. an>, 4c.. 4
, ,• x .i i'». *J Ce-.ictU and C nvet-ree, Nrpro and
N A ' OX,
,-24-tf HIT Broad St nod.
,u| FALL. 1SS*.
K. I’AUKKR .Sc CO
o .. . : "r : r-I.K AND r vN 'Y PKY
> * w /,.*Ve ft Hi -*tt*r •* U\‘- 4*1 i well •»*
'I . - \ \ MIOTIC DRY OJOD:*, W which
* Vx lit, . ! .c ! slLKS
o ;i ■- D» K’COSSE
•• m •• K -1' M. f>r •o'ntrnim
- •.*,,. »• 1'iiKRitma
t -it n\ .'ILK KOtiKS
!■ flt.iv- iOBEB
j.vp,.- C •. i -u: d Mofjjs LINKS
p li'tMl AS. I'* >1.1. l ULYRKS
f o.l > >•■ • UkiUSwtS
1 . p aii ”,oEd
a/;n S. Mach ALPtrt*
fi - .-- ar.d VEST!NUB
14. 1 6-1 ’I ■ V PlM 1 PD CLOTHS
ft .11-., vaTINSTS, LlNSfcYS. 40.
M Buatcti
A- !•' r. 1 ft ream'* BLANKETS.
T c'ii ra : t- -j .r' .lv ueual.v W i*t''t a ftrit-clAJC Ore (rood*
gjje. All of which we trill »dl rery cheap. —M
I t'l IN Kl.i Eli* r OK lilt K tLL f.,1. . il
l rr.et - Mats, r.-lttit t' \ ir .» c r» <1#
J MIN rMOMftKW n Hah ••
mm Mu 'iius' iioor.— ie »*■»*■
1 t . ioer.' . wn wear. The arc Double ftdea. Sew
f. . rr lot*- 1 •• liny are c<(aally adapted for Huntamen.
tH , in1 T ter*. Abo, U general a*»o:tui*:it of eevrj
aHr^iad wore,cheap at_ WM WUJ,H
WM. T. AA /t'AMS. giStll T. UK
W 11.1.1 A KfilU,
RKOIH'CH
Commission Mcivhants,
jr X. CoKXtLK »'.t / V; i.W> ,s* >Slf STKSST,
riat'liiR»ll< Ohio.
A J i order* for all \» . ali-ru Mfr, and make
Caah td*aa <« rcaalfaawala > *
Srri h • lldiai t - mad stored Oil at. cuut of pur .-hater*.
U 1T1 KM, i£ n £LR1.
Silver :imi I *!:i t»** 1 Wait1.
s. \. *1 I L*IS
|\ r, • **k, ,* » fir1 v r*hr*4*inff «ll the ^ -L
41 - *• h ft** *• * l * hit f KWIa 4^ 1 !h«r publ.C
• . , . ii a. .i » i |*i: t uUr atuu'i-1
Ik. k\*nr*i L a1 iplti*. Julrt fcin :i»Arr, Henry Irrnolih Uwo®, J*«*
; • . oPrr eelvbr ite t uFttf aUo h«-**pt
| 4b. .** ‘ I*i %i:i r. **« • Ftiurvr Kiap* Shirt hut
u-j . •; * i !*• • te* p.i.. i-t p.M.i, for •<*>« tx—
, . I A . l
i : F«%r> N’li pru mi an l l'ul.1 Chtiu tin
\ ( , | , . Mrrt' H .".' ill IKullMkt,
I * r f..,t a, . i. pit. r%. > »i. tellers. Cops,Br.u*|ae*
'
’ ' I •* T **,,r. r j* t 4« 1 K rk*4 fli»e silver
lOiTbft. Re*.
8 ; ,^tA for mich tvMtaceawn’* t isaot fall lo pivsse In
^ Ml ,a..' , . 4 a IVti«* ’.fdiSv «vti -t'«*ti
s % tima,
k) C<*rn#r M’tln sn t F**»rl ?**•.
P * l IMOtVIV. JL. have hn t to ’heir New *-rt.
M e. r • t i< ,'.ur ('■ r ‘II stand
• i ir fa. lunea l..r d -ine all kind* o!
* ■ .. , . of Watei
f> ■ ' Hv t ■ Mi ah , Clnteta, Rath* b .1 a, C .oklny Range*,
■ tta* Work*
Y . Utah t 4,4 i.lpe* and natures.
a .. K r e V , t , i..- enUdlngs *!th hot
Ri , *i. it u
1st- >, . „ || | , r t i„ ,h j „r hita other country, which
ksf * put up un i war - ,nt to give «ah»b*cUrB.
It . v Tin a-are. an ! C-r ilea a*v‘
►a).., la,,, .4 ‘ 4, ,i sail—if
i&~ A'J Uc.MIL U lluul I A STEREOSCOPE:
T II I MV O M It h |( S O K T II K
STKREn$CUPK!!
•. - >\
HvTt V - ,4! I with » rchics fr.m Lon
i»'tr « . !. at
Ms 31 At • STREET . iiy S.M.uia OuiiE ,
Hit lutioii I, \ a.
•i I msitlB I CO. Opticians.
K’ Rusim: tiiv .. ' • !
•i urn bt.eht and
MM I. WARING,
_*U Sn ll»: Broad St’—1
, „ , lOPIIIINKHMIll* Miril'K.
I BlVttiiu lay au Utr.l with tor, in the C m-oiaai 'n. Grocery
* a- !L(. stster TV. busiti -sell be c. r.
. . N . J M' Mil
N . M, Mala Street
, ^ * “I **se tie c-pi ytuf.tir to return my sincere thanks to tny
" v I • f , -,1,; if. ,,f otiuie during the last hre>
ae.Kac-t y . - ’.aur I
j W. KIK
James h. pearce a co.,
***•!.»> TLB IMIi KIII VIL UHIGGISTR,
n- r t r -. I a • *. • U. . •« RV - p.!, Va
vMUfci ..J Pro,<a, M| ■ Ch.rati 'ale, i-etdi. Pain'*. Oi'e
, t -.tit si. n •'!>" ».
Perfumery and all article* in their Une ofboai
*' * ,r“. ar y t'.iii tVtt we open oar uew *tore on Mien-lay
' • . ao i Wlil be |.!e ,4rd to fee tbo-__
I M OIIK K, P * s »• .and tnaaa of approved bland*
** , ' * it . • l.r • i
j T bt,. a Bean* Sop. lor At r- atura
*»ra*uiTedaelfai .u.elowby J PtTnri.fMGEORGK,
^ In Ml Blair A Co.** huildln*.
•4 m * Corner 1*th and Cary BTeeta.
11( MW GOOD*!
I ) vn"#-n Vs4 .... ,a., s r»,. i.ed.CcortH Caaalmerea.
i .C '■ 1' * tt'i, ,'at V.rgir.la made Cu*»itnrre*, foi
Vj **** Salt*, j. r C.A u Aihl *k »i.
fAin. %i. ruici k co.
P«»di:k.
COM HI I SI Mitt
^ f W4 UFink*f«,qr ****. *nl can ttert
Jjj** »t»* «aJ kXi.Rt-:t
a**I>N* A ja qm ro‘1 i'ARjUn
in
- AUO
it nl?* Pwfati F
y Fai^lN WORTH AM k CO.
" — A<* ul for Uk* M*nuf*4*ur*r»._^
\ !*Mnh MPdkem AMU PKttOEk.“**'»“
Va•yI7r'irT 1 avnooo .g -o our fri n U and th* public that we
|au ** ••t »f* eoaa antiy receirtng boggy, tuikey aod wa
iu, '‘•><la-,a.|y turr.e.1, of the be.i mounta n hickory.—
"ootw, a good ansc.e all of M rgtnla manulaciure.
tg MAN LEW, TAYLOR A C0-,
- s^_ tftgh 71 MrImm
HHI.M. MOM ril C % ROHM k MM. I
* k k UkkklM,. Mika N C Oroaa Herriaga,
ka, ai^y,.r,BI ‘y Itoe. Ale*., keep, . ..nstaidly on Land baled
■Ha SSr kaled SL.. aj Bran. Bruw.nstn*. PhlpaiuS. Ctaa«
RbaZf1 J®* ■ RTMenl awoitaett «f ha Hi leBdlwHf
»t r*V*i*<>_ tha moat hoiee MTInea. Jtrandie*, Old MThiakeya,
Iwwa, s, M *h*T wholeaai* or iclaii o« the mart rcaaonabla
tat 1 __ ku iAaf A. L. UaBfthY,
c—wrnret wheiaaala and nuh, eor. Rremd and Wi «*•
t «:****•-^ ROW
It It'll *1 ON It HADE CLOTHING,
Increased Fac ili tos.
fMTH t i;p s ■ r hss been manufacturing Clod ing in the
1 ci'y <■! Kiel.iimul over twenty years, anil has at Hits 'll
t.' 'ft to I J, „,.i, in i,, , tn | * I • 111. > til, and will, in Td
1 •' “• '! '■'! or Ui., make Urge addit us lo that uum LL
ber. lias ing taken the story o»vr his store especially fur III »II<|
fas luring putp *e*. he is determined to make any article In the
| ■’ ng 'In* Pul -h.il compere lu every respect, with clothing
t ode In Northern cities, and he aeka the pslronage of LU old
tr;. rids end the public generally, 'ti view i-f the fact that he is |riv
lr.it emplraywten in nor midst t.i a large number of mechanics nn.1
•■■rth.v females, who ndghl otherwise su!I T f ir the necessaries of
life He has 'he best of cutters, and mHeriaU not to be surpass
ed by any house In the country.
Maryland, Virginia, Car tinas and Oeorgia Cas«lroeres and
Tweed* of all grades anti colors. Strict'* A Southern Manufactur
ing House, a* all shall be satisfied by a personal inspection of not
shat he int< ni* to do.but what h- has been doing for years past.
►' B SPENCE. Clothier and Tailor,
to' -J_ Coro Main and l tilt IU . Richmond, Ys*_
bargains ' barg ains1
bargains: bargains'
BARGAINS’ BARGAINS'
ar
SPIlMOi aV AllLLEH’S.
M 'll’MiN A .MILLMi’h.
M'll’MlM A All LLLK'ti.
\VH will sell ih- balance of our Fiji stock scry low for oath.
If am * g which are Buy Hoe-chin Sack*, suitable for dpi log,
wfdch we will sell at coat for cash.
HMKON * Mil.Li d, 11* Main cl
^IIIHIN \ND COLLARS.—Me keep constantly on
. - rtnu tt . r -1 ,i tj at l t .!*;-, direct f i
» wn manufa ft ry, Whi.h we warrant tout anl wear well. Order*
« .he ted f*.r ant kind, |U*Uly or .juanltu , which will Le promptly
and iitUfa. toriiy executed.
i .■ ; KII * B U Dll W V U 1 HR
CFIIIMi »VE .t-SACKN.—A variety of styles of light
* l’a**unere 'pting liter-n t i'. vi, adapted to the present sea
. K r F s RAI ItWlS k "Hi ■ >IB
<1 EN IS ► | li N INII ING GOODS.—DAKRACOTT,
I lltlthls A CO , have red ved a large «ud beaullfulassori
u.eiit . i (lent. Furi.isf. ig . 1 t», „• uf Shirts, Drawers, CJ
lars,Crasat* half Hueo, Tit ttcarfs, Gloves, Suspenders, audio
Wea W« : : par
t. ... tiiv i all th- at', iitmn > f h.. :i. want, tothal eelebrateJ 9H1UT
■t the t; Id. n Hill f tel r*, noted to- the comfort of Its fit. and for
the scry rite piers I wearer We would lovitw those in want
of a. v of th. v- •• ’- t'* call cirlv on us.
P kRRAOtirr. HARRIS A CO ,
rucce**o, i '.o Met haul, M. tiger A Co ,
No. H9 Main rm L
\i \v clothing: nkw clothing!!
I. aoorr. IIARRIS * CO. have, and arc receiving, a fine and
large assortment nf
C'lot Iiinir.
the • < •:* i . »ml*NC mm h, vhioh Ihejr offer on the
•no ! r' a* .J t criiiN. AU«». » ltrjre»lofk of Children'! aiul
V » r h’» Ck’f' > ut an J male lu Uu- ver» l»e*i manner, an<l At
xh very )• n<>: |,ri •» li v»u viant ar.vihin*; iq the clothing line,
ill on Pai.ha it, ItAkub A O , *n I ’ u\r v«»ur w*nU Mip|>lkd.
D4RKACOTT, lURKl,' ± CO.,
mh! No. 112 Main t*?.
Clieiip Oiothiiki?,
Durable Clothini?,
< vented Clothing,
At HO Ittaln Mrrel.
(NALL In and make vour t> i-ctiotis and buy the goods at your
J . an price IV,. want t get all the winter stick out of the
nay. a Iiuluci inents UWMI > :
I ■ go id if vestment, buy a new soil of
fet Tl'RMAN t lieu., 110 Main st.
vi >i. i:t x sTirrirx
Soiithrni Cloihim; .H a mi factory,
ESTABLISHED IN' 1850.
ITT X3.IC XXINXOXTIX, XXXV.
IT IS % .. • • I.«..«.•(! that I - itablLdi.-d roy Clothing
. • .> .. - ■ TEN YK \RS AGO, t'*-d haw constant
fit* 11 •• ted : cat and moke a Urge paction cf toe
v iitotmtn ■ I testify 1 .
and bavin.- rii : »»• I rt v forces fr* >•• tin— to time, am now b< tt.r
prepared to r« c,ve orders lor work In large or small quantities
■ ■ ■ rusnsN ta't- sh th*a::i just as he as
!h i caa be bad of Northern Louses, and equal in style and i la
ter t a'
I! : a practical man at nr it:- ness (not having climbed in at
•he b„ * window ever o'' ers' shoulders.) I ' atter myself that 1 can
•is - as mueii and as good an article ier the price as any house
North or South
L-'.I , wh,. wish • 1": id op met S • ithern Manufactories,
pat-ut. fie old c,ia' l -bcl hi.us", first, and lit earns reap the
V - II • '• )>rcM M or future «rtlc 0.
T’. tits no hum! ug. a* ! can prove by !n« seventy-dec to one
hut! ir.-d La' is now Ir. my employ, and many of them have been
for vesrs.
Patronise the manufactures at home, more especially when yon
ca', !o so a * mt ad .itioital cost. WM IKt ’Mldli,
14V.
notick.
Ol'R-- -k It .'ltd) Via .«• « loth ink, N 5S'lain »r ,
u- t ives il-t to Mr. II WHITLOCK, and we will continue to
,.geest.il.*!* nt N —Ml . •»., wliere wc will be
pleas, to *-• >or lers . I Uie pu Uc in general, having
snufa clothing here, and we
are' ■ ired t re > r lers id any kind lobe made up in the
best ,t>.- and at si. o' notice. Our winter sto'k. we will offer at
reduced prices, to mat. room for Spring Mock. Call at
K MORRIS* Cu., 100 Main si,
t. MORRIS. _l- ELLIS.
| IfOTICE.
K. I). KKKIslXa,
TAIL0R AM) CLOTIIPER,
No. I2G Main street,
nAS just returned »r « N. w York, and is t. w prepared to ex
hibit the m st attractive s'oek of goods that i has ever had
the pVaaure ol offering to his friends and the public, consisting In
p*rt of
(LOTUS. CASSLMERES AHl» VESTING,
of the srwmt HjItV ~ hs win mat • most ap
proved uiuiiit. kit* warranted to please In ail cases.
ALSO.
In st.Te and receiving, a choice seleedon of gent’s, ysuths* and
children4*
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
of every grade and style.
GKNTI.hMEV? mtNISIIINO GOODS,
such *« Shir -, Collars, Ties, Gloves, So.as and Drawers; Merino
Shirt., rid Drawers, of good quality,
ae - K. D. KEELING, No. 126 Main street
i--L1C. 1 n consequence of the unpreci dent*
Jur Model Shirt,* we have made arrange
•tof"re Impossible, on account of the gn at
t.i/tcuy* have a large supply of this popu
vtrv variety of style and quality, so ti. it
I rill now have them Ailed regularly and with
’•■*i slab. As w* at* sals Agents s 3
<r w,.uld reap- tiuliv call the attention of those who have not
.-ell Our Mo !-! to an initiation, and th . will become convinc
'd that :* i, the ' - ■ -* i pesf,»r mi a I,.., .1 uc iti./c irt ever offered
for sale. \Ye arc ate-> prepared to make to order fr .m rctentlffc
neosure* ..t* ort not! and St reduced nriee* We ban on
' ..• kof GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING
iOODt*. which eu.braies everything per* lining to the bus ness,
slid whicli will be offered at greatly t- duced prices.
ST CRT I' ANT A M tGWIRK,
, . Ho. M Ms t street, RW mnnd Va.
/”t O K II I' L (TEO Uillll (fill' I ICON AMI
f.. WIRE KAIl-iN «. utedh. l.e •* Patent 1 Admirably
adapt. d f-.r I. - ng Puhl! Grounds. C-mete ies, Hab-onys l' d
, i ■ p and Os Hurdle. Haunt Wire, hackling Head
deads, with rveiy variety ol Folding Irou h. vlsteads and It on
v .. I '.v . ' li r • ■ - " Si land Gravsl
vre. „• Win N.. far Mosq to, v • Poultry and other
. orp - Wire Summer HIBS'S, Fancy Wire Work In grest vs
firl k . Jot ttiariicfUk. ■*
1 WALKKK A SUNS, Xlai.urx. IU: era
N ' 83S Markd N. E idler Sixth iirect, Philadelphia.
oo»—<liv __ ___
||onk XMDK MIORA the ustantly on tand oT
11 mJ 0*n lore, me following kinds of
Hoots ami Shoes:
For Ladirk:
Gaivr H its, with and xnthoat h-’-la
Mir. -coiner Boots, with “
G .t SUn “ “ " '
For (ienllerai ni
P!nr Proa* Boot*
(b at H Hit*. *■ ngle a:. 1 d. ublr S. I «
mi. id lUv and Bi. gxM.
Kor M *»«••» a lid * lill.lren:
G at and XoiiH . o t ole aith and Without heels.
For tio)«:
Calf B. <ans :«od Oxford l» i.
For H«-rv«ut H onn n:
Fl,.ut Goat and Ki|> 1 a •• B t».
For ki'miiit Men:
BmMI and Brogans.
I sm P’-rx- IV make to order atshort notice t«r«f theabore
mentioned ^inds. ^
otj, t doors above T. K PRICK * C0._
Z ... ,oKXOT.de TOO* l.o S. WHItiSU,
rCb., Va.
.lOIHbTO^ A WIIIIIHI.
I.roi . rs ait l rominl«*li>n .Merehaal«»
Corner 4;h and Brea-! Streets,
Kiosxi <•', Vs..
Keep constantly cn hsnd » well selected sto. tc of
GK fCKRI^.UQt ORB. Ac.*.'.,
jai- An-1 attend to thesaics of all kind of Country Produce.
Ix.ttUHOIDB.HIF.S IM> HI Bt
V Point Brussels Setta, Sicevo* and Collars
Do Appll'ide do. do. do.
Embroidered Muslin do. do.
Mturning Se't* do. dc.
Buck Crap* do. do. do.
Cambric hdges and Inserting!
Linen do. ilo. do.
PaV.xf :-li: IMg.-. in i Insertl.'gl
Dimities Cambric and M us. Bands
GROCERIES TI'AS, WINKS.
AND IuH iT.TOR8.
\\ lAxlOA sV l*OW KKS,
COU.UK Ot i\UV AMI PEARL STREETS,
Li ailius l>* Mayo** Hsidkfe,
KESPcoi.si .nUi on hand, a la-ee and varied assortment of
,T.eC-. GROCER!! .4. TE XU. CHAMPAGNE and other
WINES lON'I-ON DOCK and ■ thcr BRANIMEB, pale an.I dark,
aarrani. I •:>. Pur.- old Kv ■ WHISKEY, which they guarantee
' ir"w IS s • -
nuvt! PMWI!! Pl»W»"!
f.nlNG s. RTHTOBCT PLOWS.—The subscriber I •
!lY variety . f Plows known str.onr S uth.rn firmer* and pUnters,
.Art ' v . spe. . V hi. ,wie.■« I ■ .which U..S three
.lae. and - ; ^ v .boards on each Ph-w.^ns «£*££*“ »
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.ujii! wi \ r f -tf T* n**w«*nt on north «M« B*> n B»nk,
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vith the Pot.nr.ac ll-rn,..r for sale by r v •» _. a.
v*. WDMRI.lt a CLAIBORRK. 8a ii m _
H«M» I N. Ladles Morocco Boo la. vsry “‘bdsome at fv.m
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nit. MIlPPATi VHiKTABLE
and Plim ult Hitters have been thoroogMy Wed
and pron unced a sovereign remedy fur , 0f »U
•.racl-buro an 1 head ache, eostireneas, dUrrbron,. few . of au
kinds, rheumatism, gout, grave!, worms. *> urvy. u
.•omplalata, salt rheum, cry.ipelns, common coids and tnflu t*.
./regularity and all derangem.nl of the ' „ k., ’
vm.rla>ofl oCier tiUt'Mca to whkh th# human fram* U uav.iv. rn
pr Pri^r. V W. B. MOPPAT, Mb ***»••». *«•
York, and by Grugglsla goner aUy nil osor the IMSg^ <t_,T
.50 V*** LUU“*t*» °“ C0MlingiHC^V7AMg.'iy
Ail! Will «A»t!!-If jo* w^Jt,bn“lolLli^‘ar!
Ijr CaaSMu. :uw, PassaXT*. Baacarrs.de., |l*s •• • cou,
itoTO-nconr-sk.
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RICHMOND WHIG.
TIIIHTY-.HIXTH ( O VCiHIiSS-Hr.l Scanlon.
Washington, MaMi 7.
SENATE
The Senate met at 12 M.
Several House bills were received and referred.
Mr. Seward presented « veil lengthy j« litmus from i it
izena ot Pennsylvania, asking fur protection to coal and
iron. Referred.
Mr. Suun.er offered a resolution requesting the com
mittee on tl.e Judiciary to inquire into the expediency
of appointing a commissioner to revise and simplify the
' l uited States statutes ; which was agreed to.
Mr. Hunter, from the Committee on Finance, reported
I tack House bill for carrying out the treaty stipulations
: with the Indians in Oiegon and Washington, wirh icr
j tain amendments; which were agreed to, and the bill
I read a third time and pus ed.
Toe Senate teniim-d the consideration ol Mr. Brown -
Territorial resolution, and
Mr. Wade addressed the Senate, saving that the public
mind. North and Soutl, East and West, was greafly ttgi
tutcd by these re solutions, uud those which had been ol
fered by way ol' amusement. \
On motion by Mr. tiwiu, the military academy appro
priation bill wax resumed, but without making any pro
gress iu it. consideration the Senate adjourned ui an
early Lour.
HOl’SE OF REPREsF.N'TATIVES.
Mr. Phelps offered a resolution requesting the Secreta
ry ol the Treasury to furuiali estimates ol the -..ms ne
cessary to complete t ie capitol and penitentiary of the
Territory of New M-*xico.
Mr. Farnsworth offered a resolution, which was refer
red to the Committee of Ways and Means, direction an
iuto the expediency ot establishing an essay cilice and
branch mint in the city o Chicago, llliiois.
Mr. Case a-ke l but tailed to re -rive consent, to offel a
resolution directing t ic Committee on Mileage, to ii. julie
into tin- exjK'dieucv of so amending the rules, that no re
marks made out of erder by the members shall appear in
the oiliciil report in the (.lobe.
Mi. Thayer, from th • Committee on Public Linds, re
ported back the Agricultural College bill, giving lauds to
the several States lor the establishment of such institu
tions.
Mr. M orrill, of Yeimout, moved that th.- further con
sideration of the subject be postponed until the third
Tuesday ol A| rib
Mr. Branch ad' mated the reference of the bill to the
Committee of the Whole on the state of the I’nion, for
lull discussion, nu l tint it may he explained where the
lind' proposed to 1>.' donated shall come froui, u.-' it is
apparent the majority ol the House intend to pass the
iloimst .id bill, givit g ti e public lands to actual se*tiers.
Mr. Windom, t om the Committee on Public Lands,
report'd the Senate bill, w tii-h was passed, extending
t'e benelits of the swamp land act to Minnesota and
Oreeon.
Mr. Cobb, froni the same committee, reported rr bill,
| which was passed, confirming certain lands to mail con
I true or- west of the Mi-~is'ippi river and the Pacific
coa^r.
Mmy other rt ports were nnie from sUnding com
mittees.
Alter further Oliver a lion, Mr. Crawford moved that
the t ill be la.d upon the table; winch i|>ie.-tioii was tie
termiued in the negative—yeas 7J, nay Inti.
M -. .W'indom, from the committee on public land -, rc
p r:eu back t'ie fiea ite bid to a .tend t ie provisions ol
tne swamp land i t to the Slates of Minnesota and Ore
gon: and it was fiasst d.
Mr. t-obb, from the -atue ctnimitiee, reported a bill,
which was pussed, continuing or authorizing patents to
be issued to the contractors in their pre-emptions of
la:t<) for mail stations on t e overland nuil loutes, and
authorizing the Postmaster General to select reserva
tions w»st ot the Mississippi to the Pacific for similar
purposes.
Mr. A! irich as'te 1 but failed to receive consent to in
troduce a resolution instructing the committee of ways
and means to inquire into the expediency and propriety
o: removing the capitol of the naiiou to some point west
of the Mississippi.
Mr. liuruett, lrom the committee lor the district of Co
lumbia, rep irte a It II to incorporate tire United States
A re ulturul society, but no definite action was taken on
tile .-ul t- Ct.
Mr. Morris, of Pa., off-re l a resolution, which wu
«>!o| ted, instructing the commi tee ol wavs and means
to iuquire i to the exped tiicy ofaboii.bing tus un-ho i e
laths, ami ot sulmtitutiug declarations in Inu thereof,
with proper pi.allies fur breach Ot the same.
An ineffectual effor t was in ido to a Ij mru, th it tnom
her- might avail themselves of the invitation of the La
dies' Mount Vernon Association, to vi.-il the tomb ol
Washington.
The House w >nt into committee of the whole on the
state of the Union, when
Mr. Van Week, of New York, commenced an unti
slavery speech, in the course of which he said, that in
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the want of Southern courage.
Mr (firtrill pronounced the assertion as false and un
fouuded.
Mr. Davis, of Miss, asked Mr. Van Wyek whether he
w.is wi!li;.g to test Southern courage by going out of the
Ih-trict of Columbia.
Mr. Van Wyek said he was not to be interfered with
by blustt-r ol that kind, ami continued his speech in ;.c
cordance with tie views of the Kepublican party.
Mr. Dunham, of Conn., made an anti-slavery speech,
Hnd in favor of Congress exercising the power to exclule
slavery from the Territories.
Mr. Perry, of Me., also made itu anti slavery speech.
Tne committee ru.-e and the House adjourned.
T ' R-e,v, Varrh s
Sl’NATK.
Mr. (iihnw gave noli -e that »t ■ me early day 1 e would Intro
-tu- •• i mil t :,eedethe lilstri-1 ..f C-.lmi 1.:., to th.-State--T Msrv
l*i.ii, i cl to return : the -eat of (foverotu, i.t to u luori- central hisl
convenient locatiur.
Considerable Utiie w is then taken up In the Iran a-tlon of unite
i< resting routine bu-iue. a
Mr Oolhitoer >i|scu»-rd the i,aetti»n of slavery at some length.
When he cunelinbd Mr. Il-i jami.-i obtained the il or Rml tepiieu
t ..o! th- proposition-tli-it ha>l been ailvan.-eil. He tliouvly
thtSe'ut r from V eruiobt bail given a false coloring to the hU
tore
1 •* tTilllt.try academy bill »as returned, when the atuendmenk
provi l.-v Ar the employment of Texas tuluultris w at discussed.
At hull past st, il.. Senate r.-. .umetl without « tiuoiutn
not si: oi kki-kksKstaMxis tot
Vr liureh iutro.inceU r bill t-.r the payment ol the e\p„„ rt at
ten.-lng the ,u| pr.- ,1. Oof Inal.,n hoail)iti< - in California whl. h
was reli-rttii to th ComtniUre on Military Vllalrs.
Mr. Kellogg, of Illinois, Introduce.I i Llll, which wu referred to
the Commit .et on T-rrllori s, Hauling lan.It to actual iettleri III
th, Teiritorie*. and providing that the |o iple then •! shall elect
their Territorial ..ihcerv
Mi i a: ■ b - :1 -red a resolution, at.i h a ,< ado;.ted, that th.
♦' ii.in.tr.e on the Judiciary he lo-tiu-t -d t . ioi|Uire and report
wt.ctt.er any 1- gtslstbi. Is tiece vary tn.l . an be adopted . onsl-1
eat w-.tli th> Co-.stltuu. tofa lltate the orgai isaii a. ol lb ll.uxr.
I Mr Hurley, f. tu the C<Mnmitt»p cn Printing, reported a bill to
| oh jiige the present •ft>!e*n of puMi'* printing Ue ai l that it | ro*
po#e«l a m iica! reform i! w >uli nt l enter into a recapitulation
of the multitude < * < uU attending tlo preytn plan whirh han h«m
> otnieuined iu Hoth ll<>u«es and hy the puMi at large. Recent
I level' ptuenU *t the » ih-r end of the Capihd show the use mad** of
? pr n:* •.? pnutiiiahich ha* s*•» yed to deepen the Impress! <n
I .11 the tuinU of every honest mm Thi# systi-m of bribery and cor
o ption shoal I be §u pped The* work »h .aid lie well and speedily
. .tel Iu Ml! pi up* a govemuu ni office for the execution
| oi the pr.ntiuir, bimiin:, &>• , and u uld effciT a saving of from fifty
t» a * undo, d thousand dollars a year.
| The hill aaa reteiord to the Committee of the " hole on the state
•f the Union.
I Mr. Ha*klns offered a revolution authorizing the Committee on
! publh Expenditure* to employ a clerk and stenographer
Mr. Burnett askt l Vm toirtclu le an investigation into the man
I ue- in a hi h the I ’nding h.ts been let out
! Mr. llavkiLS replied that the Commit:*- * were required to investi
gate the subject of public printing, to find out its abuses, and to
propose reforms.
Under the operation of the previous question, the r solution was
passed
Mr. Colfax, from the Committee »n the p >st Office and Post
Roads, reported a bill reducing the expenses of the Host Olli ** De
partment, with a report accompanying the sut ject; which was
I r* ferred t>* the Comm ttee**f the Whole on the state of the Union.
H i fax, from thosai e committee, reported a bill Inviting pro
I poaals for carrying the entire tual.s between the Atlantic aud l*a
cific Mates tti one line; the government to reserve the right to re
ject anv or all bids if deemed expedient. The hill, he **id, was
designed simply to ascertain at what price the entire mails can he
owned.
Further procee lings were int.rrupted by the expiration of the
m >rcing hour.
Mr Buru**tt offered i resolution, which was adopted, Instructing
the CVt n ttee on Public Expenditures to inquire into the mode hy
which the public hlndioff has been given out
Mr Mu noun, from the committee of ways and m**ans, reported
the army appropriation bill, and moved that it he lehrnod to the
| Committee of the Who e on the Kate of the Union.
1 Nr. ht u.i -u tn ived :hat it he referred to the Committee on Mill
I tnry Affairs, whereupoi a ili«ruu!on ensued h« t • the propriety of
the 11*’ tm* i- !r* f*; *n.-e ft was said the committee of ways and
mea- s prcp**r!v !i id charge of the appropriations to carry out ex
I is irg l ive wi; h did r ot prevent th' Committee on Military Affairs
from »•*• p slag refortrs.
i The bill w. finaliv r fcrr«.d to the Committc • of the Whole on
the Ma> of th** U. I *n.
I The House Ui>* ->»i*l the bill directing the printing o( the execu
uve tloeumrrtW lit advance of the commencement < f Congr. m A
motion to l*v it on the table was negatived—yeas M. nays D»6.—
The biff was ordered to he engro«sed for a third reading. [It pto
vi i » that the Pieddent be authorized to have hU annual message
and accompanying documents printed in advance of the action of
Cotierrv, or, it he deem proper, the domnriiU alone, together
with the noancUl report of the Secretary of the Tresury.
The House adjourned.
DBEADKl'I, AFFAIR IN ARKANSAS—TWO MEN
AND A WOMAN HUNG BY LYNCH LAW.
[ From the Meutplti* Apptat, .l/.irrA ]
In Crittenden county, Arkansas, not far from Marion,
and eight or ten miles tiom this city, lived a man named
Robinsou and his wife. On Tuesday night, 21st u!t. no
one being in the dwelling but Robinson and his wife, jus*,
as be was retiring for the night a shot fi ed by some per
•on outside came crashing through the window—it wa
ne!! aimed, and the unfortunate tnan fell before his wife
a corpse. Who cou!d hare done so hellish a died was a
mystery. Strong excitement arose in the neighborhood,
and Robinsou being n favorite with his neighbors a de
lerniin tlion was expressed thatJustice should lie done.—
Investigation le-1 to the discovery of suspicious conduct
ou the part of the wite of the murdered man. So dark
and damning were the indications of her guilt that she
was arrested and placed in jail on Friday of last week.—
The wretched woman, overcome with horror and fear,
sought to save herself by denouncing others, and made a
full confession. ...
She stated that she had formed an intimacy with a
man whose name our correspondent has omitted to give
us, and wished to marry him, and for $1<K> she hired his
brother to do the dea l of death by which she might be
set free from ber husband. He performed his lata! task
only too welL On Wednesday, the two men implicated
were arrested and placed in custody. Day before yester
day, the exasperated jieople dragged the criminals from
the jai^ tp the woods, «d there hung them up until they
were dead. The woman was reserved, but was to be
hung yesterday, as the poi ulacc were determined that all
who were concern 'J iu the assassination of Kobinson
should cumber earth no longer.
From thr A tic 1 urk Herald.
T1IK REVOLUTION AT THE NORTH—THE BEGIN
NING OF THE END.
The irrepressible conflict between capital and fiee la- j
bor in the North which recently broke out in Lynu, and
extended toother towns in Massachusetts and to the '
neighboring State of New Hampshire, will soon spread in j
other directions over New England, and probably ovet
all the Northern Stales. It is the beginning of a levolu
tion in the North—political, manufacturing and coimu .-r
eial. The lire has been kind!.d,and who shall stay the
devouring flames, wl.il.-t they have such an abundance of
combustible mat.-rid to feed upon, an.) are fanned in'o
activity by the potent agitation of white slave
s imila'el to deeds of desperation, not by mere politick!
wrongs, but by the sb trp pangs ol hunger, and by th.
destitute condition ot their wives and children?—
The attempt of the leaders of the anti-slavery party in
the North to foment an untjucuch ihl • war between the
capital and the n< gro labor ol the South bus recoded a'
rca.lv in fearful retiibution on the* North, m.d kindled n
contest between Nordi'Tii capital and the so-called free
labor of white men of tie- Caucassiau ruee—men fice to
work at prices by which they and theii little one.
must starve slowly and by inches, or free to refuse to
work on such terms, and die at once .1 rapid and sudden
death Irom the effects ol ! tmine.
The hostile attitude of the anti-davor? party which has
gained the ascendant iu almost every State north of Mu
>on an.l Dixon's line h;.s loree.1 the South into a corres
ponding atlitu.l • of defence and defiance, and the result
is that great number* of tie* Southern merchants have
refused to deal with lue.i! issachus its capitalists lor shoes
and other articles, and the conseigumoe of that move
ment is that they have a surplus stock, without a maiket,
auJ they are compelled to discharge many of their bunds
and reduce the wages of the rest to starvation prices.—
Hence the strike-, and the commencement of a ^kKiu.,
liuuufaciur.ug and inmmeici l revolution, which will
every day gain strength and intensity and extend to eve
ry branch ot business at the North, and ev> n real estate
will share the genera ruin. The unfortunate men and
women thrown out of employment by the criminal folly
of Northern agitators cannot live upon air. Either they
must emigrate in thousands, or the most sweeping
changes must immediately uhc place in the legislation
of the New England States, giving labor protection
..gainst capital by roguish. ' bouts and price-, and thus
compelling capital cither to retire from the field of ac
tivity, or to afford labor the mi aits ot sustaining existent >•.
or tlie socialistic system of the Ftench provi-ional gov
ernment in the revolution of 1818, establishing S ate
w rk shops,must be adopted, SO as to bring .'own capitil
to the level of labor—which would be all very line lor
the workmen in long as it lasted. Such Is the prospect
before the New England State-, and they may bless th. it
stars if they escape the bloodshed and confusion, the
rebellion and revolution, which their I . ling men have
been so long preparit g in vain for the South.
r«\frv <1»v uiv uvji mu jiiu«- w, i uiit
that Northern labor i- unemployed poverty will become
poorer an i discontent will be exasperated whil • .ill the
time the breach batveen the North and the South is
widening, and the picp.irations of the Southern States
to manufacture for themselves are hastening to comple
tion; and nothing i- wanting to consummate a total alie
nation, aud lo place an impassable gull between North
and South, but the triumph of tli. republican creed ext
fall. To that, a'l that has yet taken place is but tli c be
ginning of sorrows—lie foretaste of the bitter cup of
retribution ia store for the North, which will overflov
with accumulated calamities, and which she must driak
to the dregs.
On the other hand the equilibrium between the rela
tions of labor and capita! in the South is uudisturoed,
and there is the most perfect harmony between the mas
ter and the slave. So far from any of the negroes of the
Southern planters being in want of the first necCssarits
of life, they can earn, after all their wants being suppli
ed, and aft< r sati-fying the demands of their luastets,
what w ould purchase their freedom, if they did not pre
fer the protection and happy security afforded them
against want in sickness or old age by the justice and
beneficence of the Southern ia titutioa. It is estimated
that the savings of the negroes of the South, tliougu a
thriftless raee who care not for money, amount to one
hundred millions of dollars. In every age und every
country there has been a continual conflict between free
labor and capital, in which labor has been always worst
ed, though sometimes c ipit.il lias been doomed to signal
suffering. The New England .States arc no exception to
the rule.
Und-r the fortunate combinario of circumstances in
the South, labor cau ucver suffer there as i does at the
North. The laud, which is of bouudless wea lb and fer
tility, is there, and the eottou which it grows is there,
aud the tiemaa.I for it ly the whole earth is incessant
and greater than the Soith cau supply. In the benevo
lent, patriirchal and humane institutions of the Southern
?> lutes alone is to be found any adequate provision or I •
gal immunity for the laboring man. Nor is tbe negro
degraded to a chattel, as s pretended by the abolitionists
aud William H. Seward, lie is regarded as a person iu
the e'C of the law, and his master, who has no propeity
either in hits soul or body beyond his mire labor, il
amenable i,. the laws if he is guilty of cruelty or injustice
10 h s servant. 1! .t if there were no 11» - to compel him
to d • .ustice, and it no feelings of mutual good w ill ex
i- cd between the white Sout eru planter aid the black
laborer born on bis estate and lioumi to him for life, m-l.
interest would in luce him to treat him with kirn ness,
whereas, under the so-called free lab r system in New
England, the self-interest of capital takes the o] pj.-ite di
reet.on, and the self-interest ol labor does not harmonize
with it. The friendly intercourse and commerce of the
.-imill have hitherto preveute 1 an ex; I i-.on. I!u the
present action of the people ol the Southern States in
protecting tinir own iutevsrs and n-tiuitions against
Northern aggie, ion has iva"niniteil a conflict between
the lubor i ltd capi al ol tbe N rtb the extent and end
of which are beyond the ken of mortal man lo foresee.
A UoUi AND SL'CJESSU I. SWINDLE.
| From the Nui' ii.i«<(/• tiefitihlican. |
Some week or ten days ago, a staid, respectable, mid
dle-aged looking man made hi appearance in the city,
armed with letters of introdiieliou lo five of our most
reaps table business houses, pur|>orting to be Ironi
Hon. \V. I.. Vaiuvi, of Alabama, recouiuieudiiig tin
lu-ater us a ruan ol means and w orthy of credit. IDs re
port of hiniselt was tint lie was a negro trader, and in
die cour-e ol business at Mulilgoiueiy, had taken a mini
her of p aiiler’s Jratis on iheir la,-tors .it Mobile, which
h id been nce» pied, mid which In desired to get discount
ed So cautiously and deeply hud lo- plans been laid,
that iu each of the five tiruis to whom he bjil letter
( there was a Jim :or in >oilie bank in the city, l’iaiiMblo
i however, i* hi. tales were, lie was refused by tao banks
* — the Bank of Comtnerci and the laid, ol Hivannah—
I his third effort, however, was more successful, us he in
duced the dire tors at the Cute Bank to believe hi' 'late
tin tits, ami got drafts to the extent of twenty-one thous
and dollars di-counted. He received the proceeds tti
state Hank note and departed, iinwhi h time he ha
u it been heard from. Suspicious were excited, and an
fnvettigaliOQ proved that all the papers were forged.
riiF, WRECK OK THE HUNGARIAN—A DEFENCE
OF CAI’T. -IONES.
The following appears n the Loudon (Canada) Free
{‘res* of March 1 :
We have been favored with n communication from Ed
ition dstone, Allen ,V Co., lie enterprising owners of the
Canadian line of vessels, a few ext tacts from which will,
t*c are sure, be read with interest. Referring to a re
c *nt article which appeared in this journal, our corres
pondent says :
“You stem to think that the Indian, and possibly the
Hungarian, were lost in trying to make quick passages
bv hugging too closely the coast of Nova Scotia, to save
distance. The shortest route a steamer can take keeps
her about 5o miles away from that coast, at the place
where the Indian was wrecked, and the log showed that
the Captain supposed himself that distance from it when
she went ashore.
In the ease of the Hungarian, we do not know, and
probably never can arrive at the facts ; but we think it
iii.'re than likely that Captain Jones, having seen ice on
hi, homeward passage, kept well south on his outward
one, passed south ot Sable Island, and never saw land at
all till the vessel struck the rocks. If he had seen the
I md before, it is not probable we would now have to dc
plc're his loss.”
In reference to the character of Capt. Jones, comma n
t dei of the Hungarian, hi' employers sUy :
“(In this point we feel especially bound to set you
riiriit. t'aptaiu Jones has been in our employ lor many
vesrs, and we had the most perfect confidence in him.—
lie was intrepid, yet cautious; careful in all his observa
tions and e: leu ationa; watchful and anxious at a ! time ;
of abstemious habits; kept his ship always tu perfect or
dei and strict discipline; always consulted and commu
nicuted treelv with his first ollicer, H irdie, who was al
most equal to him in good qualities; he was also a man
of t'are |udgtt eat in nautical matters, ami we deeply la
ment his 1 >■ s, if lost he is, as there is too much reason to
fear.
The quick passages lie made in the Indian, were not
by rutting off corners or scudding over shoals, or carry
ing high steam, which we know he never did, but by
constant and active watchfulness, taking advantage of
every wind, and being ably supported by bis whole ship’s
company, among which he always kept up an admirable
esprit du corps.
Ii conclusion, we have to explain as regards ourselves,
that our captains have strict Orders printed and hung ttp
in their cabins, that the safety of the steamer and those
on Hoard ot her is at all times to be preferred to speed ;
and that if they ate in any doubt as to their position,
either at night or in thick weather, they are not to run
any risk, but to stop till daylight or clear weather ena
bles them to ascertain it.’
Death oi an Ahehicas Con.-i l.—Dr. Win. Wallace
Banks, formerly of Hampton, Va., died on the l'Jth of
December, at the residence of Agua- Colieutes, Mexico,
of Typhoid Fever.
Deceased served as a Surgeon in the United States
Arn'y tor several years, but after the cessation of hostili
ties.between our country and Mexico, resigned and ma •
ricdtbe daughter of Gov. Catnervna, of the latter cout •
trv, residing there as American Consul up to tht time of 1
his death. I
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In 1858 be w s appointed by President Buchaiiati,
Secretary ol Legation to Kio Janeiro, but did not except
the office, preferring to remain in Mexico as Consul.
*TI 1,1, AHEAD!
DOUGLAS A SilKI!WOOD'S
NEW SKIRT,
THE
“RCU.i: OF THE SOI Til,”
T.'.c t:o»t |i, rt . t .nil hetutlfu! (klrt ever pruilueeil;
.»/.!//A' 11777/0/ /' r/,.|.S/’.S,
anil warranteit not to nut of oriW,
ii
8,11,15, 20, 25,30,35, 40 ami 50 HOOP*.
FiVEKY LADY
IS EECft EFTED TO EXAMINE Till M IlkVOKK Pl'RCIIA'lXO
OTHkR MARKS.
VV liuloaalt* Dealer' Supplied by
DODODAS & SI I KRWOOl >,
i. : a 6 '* U bile Street,
ftlG-lm XKWYOAK.
I FARE (LRARAME WALK OK
a 1,731 LOTS OK BOOK.*,
Prior to removal to their New Store, No . 14 and 41. Broadway.
f\ APPLETON A roM
Not. 3 I V and 3 18 B R O A D U A Y,
will *e!l by auction
Commencing on TUESDAY, the 27*h of March, at i p. ra , and
continue the
FOLl.oWl Mi AFTERNOONS.
WEI.1.3 ,v M.LSWOKTU, Auctioneers.
A fine collection of Works in every department «.f hteratur*, a
largenumber of which are in thgaot Library Rinding*.
SPIN IAL NOTICK.- i>. APPLETON a Co being about to rt
mo*eto a more central position, respectfuUy invite the attention
of their friend* and the public t * the hooks In th\* « ital «e, com*
prising selection* and duplicates from their large and unrtvalied
sock in every department of human know! igr; hound by the
tin *t experienced and classic worktuf n In I. >ndoii, 3h«l well worthy
the attention of gentleman nlMngto their llhrirlcs
The public may rely Implicitly that nil the books in this cata
logue will positively t»e sold Without any reservation.
Among them will be found
Robert*** Sketches of Hu- Holy I.*nd. 6 vol*., folio.
Mus«*e Imperial of France; IT vols.
Florence CLilIeiy; p vols., folio.
Versailles (ialleri; l.» vote., f .1 ».
(ialerie de Musee de Fram e; 10 vols,
Stafford (4.tilery; 2 vol.
Mus* •• Krancal>; 4 volt., folio.
(ialerie Elauiand*, folio.
Idbdln'* Rlographteal Works. 2.'> vols.
Edinburgh Review; 110 vol*
Encydopifdia Brlttnnlcn: 23 vol.*., Jto.
Penny Cyclopedia; 16 vols., 4to.
IDvs'i Cycloj ;•* da; 47 vols.
Blackwood's Magazine; 32 vo's., Ac., Ac., Ac., Ac.
Catalogues sen! t • my a 1 ire * on receipt of a »ir-p. Persona
st a distance, unaMe to attend to *»!e, may h »ve their orders exe
cuted by the Auctioneer*. mhT
[CucftOT, Colm, HoAWtiiWKi* and ltsn.ri.wM, lu
ll itatiox, Smarts z.v‘, or any affection of the Throat
CL’KKD, the IU< icitt-; Oocgu, In CoxsCHBTi >*,
H'l -xcniTrs, Wh.jchxo Cornn, AsTitux, Cstikhp,
RF.UfcVFI> t.y KROWN’8 BRONCHIAL TROClf
KB, or Cough Lobkxgis.
“ A simple iiitd elegant crmbination fur
Cun.!;-, 4o.” Dr. 0. F. Btcanow, IlusUn.
*• I recommend t’.eir uee to Public SrsAKgr-c "
Bar K. II Cbapis, New York.
“ Mont salutary relief in Bitm-wr:
I’.KV. S. hi i.PRtfrn, Morristown. OMo.
“Beneficial when compelled to apeak, suffering from Coliv”
Bev. t. J. P. Asnstims, At. LouU
“ Effectual in ren ting J/ftr-en.** and Irritation of the
Throat, to common frith SrxAXKKv and Sixgkks."
Prof. M. ATACY JOHNSON, LsOrtnge, fit.
Teach -rof Music, Southern Female College.
“ Great benefit frhefi taken before and after pretirhing, 'ft they
prerent Bob.. no*, from their pad effect, /think they will be
of pennant nt a tvantage to rne,"
Rky. E. Rnwi.pt, A. M.,
President Athena College, Tennesseo.
Sold l>y all Druggists, at 2 j cents per box.
Also, Baowi's I.axativk'I soon as,or CaOutrUc. lsaengt*,tot I>yt
pepsia, Indigestion, Cone, tip,at ion, Headache, Bilious Ajfvtion,
Sold, wholesale and retail, by
no23—datp6m FISHER 4 WINSTON.
CHINA, GLASS, Ac.
KliMOVAL. ]SG0.
V r WM F. BCTLER * SON,
IMPORTERS A v/* PEA I. HRS IX
Chi n a, C a r t b e u tv a r e and U I a s a,
HAVE remored to No. 1'.1 Pearl or 11th street, an I wlr. open 'n
alt the month of February, a lar.c and choice stock of New
Uooda, of their own Importation, rerelv d direct to this port, per
l.lps Erie and Alexandar, and by the K ite Stamler and Kudyml*
oti, via New Y rk. ADc, from the Wheeling, Va , and Western
manufa'torles, every deserlpdon of PLAIN, PRESSED and Cl*T
til.AhrWAItK, COAL OH. and other I AMI'S. CASTORS. LOOK
ING GLASSES and FANCY GOODS,whieb they offer W£the trade
of N rth Car tlna, Virginia and Trauiort, as loa as any Northern
lobbing house.
Our Senior has heen for the lmt 2fl years, importing China mid
Earthenware direct to tli’a port; and pledging ourselves to tell as
low as others, tie respectfully ask the patronage of Southern mer
chant and the Southern public,
atf* Store fonnerl/ occupied be W A A O Donnan.
WM Y ItfTLER A SoN.
ton 2 No 1> Pearl or !4th street.
1 CCA SPRING TRADE. 1 w|;<|
loljw, Kuiiitit-i yt. Prlct- A <’n„ 1 Ol)h,
Vre receiving by every arrival, their supplies of Spr.ng Goods,
conilr'iog let all varieties of Dless Uooda
SILKS,
ROBES,
EMLRtODFRTK.J, »r.
Together with a large as.ortment of House Furnishing and
Plantation floods, to which the atten'lon of their friends, and the
public generally is invited.
SAMl'EL M. PRICK A CO,
mh2-lw 1B7 Mainstrett.
WM. II. ’l l I jT< )N’S
PATENT GUITARS AMI VIOLINS,
At 159 IlrontWvay, New York*
THIS Improv.-ment : ucre“<|j In entirely FRFKING the ?0l ND
BOARD from nil strain whatever, siusd by the tensiou of the
Ntrlriy*, and fully milting the object which the • Id I»u; rovetuent
v >mplDl **«| only in part.
The manufacturing of these Ouitan, tutii Improving of Violin*,
ar** under the entlr** *uprrvl*i<<a th» I'ltenUt, ami made of the
beat material, warranted t be iui>» i or m quantity and quality of
tone, a* well a* a irltiuaushlp, and to «tand in an> climate, or they
can be returned ami the moti-y promptly refunded.
BIUCK LI>T OP QUIT ARB.
N .. 1 Fine Rosewood. will. Machine bead, u\ai fingerboard,
*
No. 2 Fine Rosewood, with M . -bine bead, ufalfingerboard,
wtit*. aaa ,H*
So. Fine Rr-tewood, with Machine head, oval fingerboard.
with cai W
No. 4—Tine Rosewood with Mi« bine Ik td.oval tim^ihoaid,
' - i ■ 1
No. ra—Fine Rosewood. with M « bine In ad, oval fingerboard,
A V halt I- WM, Vitfa • »
So. 6—Fine Rosewood, with Machine he ad, silver-plated, ov *1
liiigeiboatd. a beautilul instrument, with < ate. 40 t»u
IMPROVED VIOLINS
From <14 to f.Vl- fingerboard warranted not to settle.
Guitars and violins Improved or repaired at the shortest notice,
ar.d a liberal discount made to the trade
Everyone Interested In Music, or Musical Instruments, please
rail at 459 Broadway, before purchasing elsewhere, and examine
fur them*elves fel—dUwAwCm
I860. SPRING IMPORTATIONS. 1860.
Oi v ri lt, A LVBI & A It i:\tv,
Importers and .Jobber??.
IIICIIMOND.
\\rE would call the speelal ittentlon of the merchants of Vlr
< } gtnl, aed North Carolina visiting our market this Sprittg, to
our unusual large stock of Foreign Goode of our Importation, which
we will offer at as low prices as any house In the country; we
enumerate in part:
White Goods, Dress Trimmings,
Silk “ Threads,
Linen “ Fancy Goods,
Hosiery. Email Wares,
Laces, Gents’ Furnishing Foods,
Ribbons, ofali kinds,
SHAWLS.
We have also established a manufactory for Mantillas, Cloaks
and Ladles' Wrapping generally, and wl.I he prepared to exhibit a
arge variety of these Goods, of the newest styles and patterns,
made exclusively at home
We tollclt an examination of our sto-k, being determined to offer
every inducement to Southern buyers to make their purchases In
our market.
(GIMI S, ALVEYA AIIENTS.
MANCHESTER lttO.\ WORKS,
South Hud of Jlajo’s Ilridgr, KUIiiiioimI, Yu.
ROBERT B A III P, I* It 0 I* K I E T 0 II.
I AM prepared to furnish Plans and Estimates, for the erection
of Flour, (irlst and Saw Mills, of the most approved construe
Lion. Steam Engines, both I'm table and Stationary, Railroad
» .rk. Tobacco Factory Fixtures, in fact, Iruu and Brass CASTINGS
uf every description.
Having a large collection of Patterns, I ant prepared to fl'l or
de s at short notice, 1 am aim the only manufacturer In Virginia
or the Improved Jonv&l Turbine Water Wheel, which has given
entire satisfaction to those that have them in use. This wheel la
well adapted to high and low heads, and not affected by back wa
ter. Apply altlie works, or address KOUFBT BAIKI),
Richmond, Va.
I take this method of returning tnj thanks to my friends and the
public for the liberal patronage bestowe I on me for the hist twelve
gears, and hope, by strict attention to husiuers, to merit a conlinu
snee of the same.
fete—ikn ROBERT BAIKI).
tMtr.MI GARDEN NEED. and steamer,
we are In receipt of our Spring supply of Frri/t (inriltn .Nrn/,
vf superior quality, from Thorhurn A Co., of New York, to which
we Invite the attention of those wanting a first-rate article.
GEO. WATT A CO.,
j,r,n Franklin, near Wall gtreet.
H WHITER VGA H . POWDERED do., for sale by
I AO.B DAVENPORT.
V PAMPHLET, containing the speeches of Daniel II.
LcmUn, Esq.,befoie the General Assembly of Virginia, upon
the Commercial, Agricultural and Intellectual Independence of
Virginia and the South, with his letter to Joseph Segar, Esq. 85c.
For sale in any quantity at
mh6 RANDOLPH - li I Hit. lety.
Cl T LOAF. POWDERED AND FRESHED
St GaltS- For sale by
mhi—fit _I A G. II. DAVENPORT.
Gt LNPOWD1 It TEAS OF SUPERIOR 4*uall
r TY -100 Half Chests, for sale by
mb'—St 1. A Q, D, DAVENPORT,
QAA SIDES GOOD AND GOOD DAMAGED
OUw LEATHEK, for sale by „„„„„„ ,
mhi JOHN N. GORDON A SGN.
ONE SECOND-HAND, MIDDLE SIZE, FLAT
^FORM SCALE, in girder, ^, S0N.
25 waswcBdifi ‘•<,.RENJ..ivT?a,iS|r.
TRY ONE
IN VOT'K l’ARLOR.
A THOROUGH tent . f Iccnty-flve years hu proven beyond a
doubt that no one can hoy a
CHEAPER, BETTER OR SWEETER
1*1 A NO-FOKTii
; than at E. I*. NASH A CO 8.
I HUSURP08 of recommendatory letter*that we
l.ate received from our purchasers . tdutvato
| prove tba’we hnv 'not only Hi* meana of «ei|] t ,•
' (lie LOU t -T It U PS.but the advantage rifpICLPCT
ING it,.- \ FRY HEST.
oar8ei i-1 are banal and Incan*. *u. and Ibis certainly afford*
ut every a Ivan! to be desired.
The majority uf our aalet are tin • ;.i nanraa, whl !> la a p*rf rt
ly.,: .node, aa we Incur a!: rt npuiatblllty of plea-log.
tVe | a ve r.oir another FKl -II and I.AItoi’.- Dl'K of tome of the
VERY btttr. K P N*.-II A co.
teH __ .
o'**** ETZRft ».l DOLFF, HIM.
^ K \ l * ft • K i il8 IK*’T FRAME H RANI),
.-tB'ARP. *r d PAKbOR ( HAND PM NO-FORTES, fyc-e--*£=cyj
nil., W all l! • Imp* «‘i-nu .. I. . t ,U( "l T f
riority ton*, I GOLD tir.nl a » .
o*.irdvJ al Uir Fan* In Nc» \ rk In l-’7, •>, and X, and la 8t.
Ugh, I'd Prater*. 9.'hoolt and Pamlll. j will .qve money ly
C* dug before purchasing All Inatr uiaeuts guaranteed for il.re.
153 Broom■ s- ,
m . i, .. I HP IV YORK.
PIA to T« MAG
For the Country.
fllllE many anJ repented application! from my
I frl.-n.la In the country fur a
1*01110 Tun. r.
Rave Induced me lonrr .nge n th Mr. F. 8. Binwvn
to vla't tin, c iuntry adjacent to III. luuoii.l, period!, ally for the
ri .M.MJ AND ULl'.WItl.Au I'lA.NOS.
I wont I r. ip, . tfully augg. gi to all * io may d.alre to have their
Plano. ,«juln/'fu fitiierl at tf'itrJpfriito lAt the nat’ief of any
oilier* in th. Ir rc-pecllre neighborhood! alio have plauo* t > tune,
In order I.at t>. . jenaemay l>e dlvl.k-d among H.im and also
make ll ariubje.-t on tire port of tbe tuner lo make Tire vUit.
Any »u,-h i.t*, If addressed to me, will meet ulib prompt alien
tloa A. MORRIS,
Dealer in Pi ino*, Mrlodeons, .Muaie,
Rooks, Stationery, Ac., *e„
97 Main hire it,
Richmond, V».
P. 8. My Jtock of PIANOS wai never better, and 1* well worth a
VUl fell*
1*1 \NO i:\TIlAOItlblA TICV.
1> 31. TAYLOR has j DUOOI
. PATEvi PIANOS, the only Plan ■>* constructed on truly act
eulirlc |.rp iplea, fur strength, dura* illty, power to keep In tuoc
and to n lain ihclr tone, t.yar far superior to alt other Pianos
They are highly admired by all who have beard them.
N. Til VLIIIIKG any a of Hu m:
The tone I* grand and noble. It ha* great capacity for instate! tif
the * IW si. . 1..-. and K* volume of !o:ie or power, I have never
heard excelled In I -plh, purity or sympathetic swreetnes*
GOTTsK iiAl.b, BThAKOhCII, MARKrZbK, and many othe
eminent Prof '..or* -.ay of them :
The i r.-' ..f tt • squares equal the best Oran.l P ano fortes, aid
ex el them la pure musical intonation and actual lone power,
n-e 1
VIRCHNI \ INVEKTK )W.
KNITTING AND SB M IMi
MACHINES!!!
WHI.I.I |\ k GI1111V r.! orated nEWING MACHINE, Invent
n f r<l Ly J I-. A OIBBS, »»f Mill Point, Pirah< DtM county, \ ».
Many of t). * '1 •••Mm-i l.tvr Li -i g"M r* rently In th!§ city, nil of
which civ** • itltc ftatbf;i"thn. Those wishing a good, l**w pur
wei.l * m»k, ..ti lA!I* M> chink, *re ns-oinrf! th»lthesuperior merits
cla!ru-'l f i i», * *n lit.* relied upon, and for >c*T.f*ra*! us«*,lt Is un.oir
pmci. ni, :ri r-at i rnouu not ta.i to <v tinme win machine ne
forcpurcha.'ug eisewhe-e.
I*rl< o from $10 t«> *fSO parti.
Like* er AILIN'* KaMII.Y KM 11 INti MAblUNK, a new and
useful Invention (or Knitting hr.irry of ail kind. for sale by
DAUBY A JOHNSON Agenta,
Nr. Id Governor it., Richmond, Va.
P. B.—Agents wanted In Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee.
D * J.
1 AII’0IIT A \ T TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
13. ». DI’BHEE A CO.’S
SELECT SPICES.
Guaranteed not only
ABSOLUTELY AN'D PERFECTLY PI'RE,
hut ground from fre.h spic-s. selected and cleaned by na cxprrus
ly for the purpose, without reference to cost They are beautiful
1/ packet in ti r-f-IL (line! wi'.b paper,! to prevent Injury by keep
Ing, and are f ill weight while the ordinary ground Spices are al
most InvarUbl, short. We warrant theta, In polntof str-ugth and
rlehnesa of flavor
BEYOND ALL COMPARISON,
as a slncle trial will abun antiy prove.
Manufactured only by K. R. PCRKEY k CO.,
Mi-41 i-1 Pearl itrsst, New York.
VnMLVTX NORTH CAROLINA AND TENNESSEE.
I860. SPRING TRADE. 1860.
WK call the attention of the trad»* «»f th- shore States to our
largr »tocx of Dru^d, Jlf-i.c Ac , which hive been well
1 had bought on tl, * best term*, w • art- pre|nr**d and * 1
■ell them its low they ran be ij vjjiht ia anr Nortl trn City, the
following, comprising a part of the general stock ulwajn on baud
Indigo, (Spanish *njt,> Scot* h PnuflT,
Hup. Carb Bods, ^Kagiiah.) * an .ee H ». j»,
Cnstor OH, Brown W’iiMjaor,
tfl«ek Popper, Soap*, assorted,
Allspice, Brimstone, .
Ginger, Ve mlfugea rail kind*,)
Ft t L« ■’* ol, Hair Us, (all kinds,)
Madder,) Turf OH,
r pa. ."alts, Jayne* Medicine*,
Puny, Ayres “
Saltpetre, Phis, (every kin J.)
Mustard, Matches,
White Bead, Copperas,
I.ir.««e i Oil, Home Powder*,
Tanner's Oil, Cinnamon,
Machine Oil, Raker's Hitters,
Burning Hul l, Tooth brush**,
Coal Oil, (pure,) Hair “
olive Oil, Paint “
Varnish,
^ * Id and !«• >* 12 Glass with all the larger s’r s C1TKWIS0
Top AC* 0, w- i ave a very large k of choice brand*, which we
will sell a* low a* It can be bought at the fart or v.
DOVEL CO .
Wh .m 3t.
DIV IDEUD.
rjlHE Board of Directors, of the Richmond Fire Association, have
I declar* 1 a »ernl annual dividend of 10 per cent, \ r $2 per
share) out of the j n.flts «>f th • bus r.- * . for the *ix nx nth* ending
1st of March, 1 Sou, payable to th- Ht'»"kh Idem or their legal rep*
reteotatlvet, on or after Mon lav the 12th ln*t.
By Order of the Hoard of Director*,
RO. A. T0MPKIN8, He
,S l‘«. \V. i«f EESI A 4 <»..
*M CIIL.-TNLI oTRKki', PHILADELPHIA, HENNAYI.YANIA,
TIiiiiiifucturrru uad Inipurlert ol
/ 1 OLD, f»ll.\ ) II ..H i AT- Ml HR t MK .'BKCTACLEA, SI RVKYOKS
‘ I
m-i ts, Will- s-j|ihlc»l A|.|nr*tus, for bool. an I Coil-fes, Micro
’opes. Htereoncopes and V iew- f-|iy Glass.. Ac , Ac.
A priced ami Illustrated Catalogue, sent by mail free on appll
cation. iuhC-dm
Dl skin, i ti is %.
under;h style ai : firm of MITCHELL A t'L’ROCMN, la
this day dissolved b, mulual'coo-el.l. I* MITCHELL bating
purchased the entirel: tei.-«t..f 0. <i Tie..i n. Is alone authorized
to settle the bu.lne.il Of the Lilli.
SAMCKL l‘ MITCH I’LL,
C. ti. HL'RGUSON.
(sO-l*A IITN I'.IINI 111*. The subscriber, have this day
partii< U)d firm of MITOH
ELL A a RY. and Will I - f MUcball A Fui
gnaou, on a liberal scale in >11 ill bran, h-a
BAMI'EL H MITCHELL,
f-ta-lm Mill I AM II K«V
i. l i. i. i i: 8
Imp) iii !nit»lt‘ClillIvti Iron
FIRE AND BCRGI AH PROOF
SAFES,
Secured with I.lllli’n pntfnl
« oinbinHiloii 1*0 u der*
Proul Lor It N. for " lie l.y
C. J. SIN TON A CO.,
Agents, Richmond.
71) HOXESVItESTON'MTI TULA ! K,COCOA
i mi AND IDIOM A. varluu" qm.llUv.
10 li.igs III *<-k IVpper.
t*|T. bbls. Glbbed Herrings, superior quality,
Cuff, e, Crushe1, Powdered, Granulated,
Cut Loaf, Loaf and New Orleans Sugars, for sale by
mhG-Jw LEWIS WEBB a JOHN G. WADE.
WANTED -* god hands, to work on Welted Boots.
y\ G do do do Shoes and Gaiter.
10 good Brogue hands.
Good workmen will get steady work and the best wages, by call
ing at [ge*71 P. K. WHITE’S, 7.1 Main St.
I |’.t||* I*L ASTEK. Best Windsor Lump Plaster, landing
* i and for sale In lots t.. suit puictiasers, I y
mh | SHIELDS A SOMERVILLE.
KICHTIOND GROUND DONE DUST.—A pure
article of Richmond Ground, Vine and Coirs- llone Dost, f, r
sale by the quantity by ROBINSON A ROBERTS,
mhfi Cor Cary £ Id Sts.
/ 1 I t No. No 1 G
\ t Tiij.lt -t, I
R It SKiNNKR A CO.
I)i<IJIK t II E H I N G TOBACCO. I
i Lynchburg) Pet pie's Faro rite, (Louisa county ) and several
other choice bran la, lor sale at
J. W. GARLICK S Drugstore,
mJ,ij Marketplace, ErankllnStreet, Richmond.
HE.TIGAUDNKIt’S 1*1 HE VlitDINIA OTOI’N
T.alN DEW. Abney's, R liard.oo’s, Shermon, Summer
dean ami a verv sitt>erior OLD Augusta Rve Whisky, eight yeata
old. For sal* at retail, by J. S. RORkKTSoN,
u, |,7 nest tn cor. Governor and Franklin Sts.
rlANT.lN TI ITITNEV 2"0 pieces 11, S I, ami d A sh'te
J and red .-)>-■ k»dCantnn Matting*, receiving ami for sal* to
■ ■
1 it fekkinnii perior orange County id hm.
J. I / & k< g" rood Cooking Butter
oO palls Leal Lard. Just to haud and for sale at retail
J. ». ROI.ERTSON,
as..17 nest to cor. Governor and Franklin Sts.
UHEIIiDS .V Ns>VI Ell VI LLK, agents for the sale of
^ American Goan", have on band .1 ,ujiplv Imp rted from l)a
ker's or Jarvis’ Island, direct to Virginia. They will continue to
receive and are authorised to offer It by the cargo or smaller quan
tl'ies, a* wanted by the dealers or farmers. All in want are I vt
ted to gt 1 HI._ t> ■'
REFINED SCO A SIS.—Cut, Loaf and Extra C Coffee,
receiving and for sale by
f_<j9 1 gWTg WFRR A JOHN n WADE
UOI T l ’SCOlfN PLAITIili.k.w h Fertiliser attach
. ment, forsalehy
GEO w. WATT A Co
J('RGirAL INSTItl TIENTN. A hands.me a- rt
^ merit of PI Vildan'a Pocket Cases, latelv received at the Apoth
ecary establishment of JNO. W GARLICK,
mhtl Market Place, Franklin Street, Richmond, Va.
Cl LOVED SEED AND HI < K WHEAT FLO! H.
/ 1 I Bushels Ftri tlv Prime C’iover Seed.
.'k't Bag* Extra Buckwheat Flour, receiving this morn
ing on consignment, for rale by WM. S KO' 'Tbit,
ml-*—D Cor. Cary Aka street*
CLOVEH. TI nUr»f V AND HKKDS ORAkl.
Superior Mountain Seed, Frekh and Clean
mhu geo. watt a go.
WINDOW ULAN*.— Just received a large supply of
French Window Glass, of all sixes, which we will self to the
trade on terms which cannot fall <0 please.
DOVE A OH., Wholesale Druggist*,
mh* No. m) Main at., Richmond.
T ADIEU’ 510 HOC CO BOOTS, Thick Bole*, with and
JJ without Htsli, vtry An* and luptrior, at
*«•» m WM. WALSHS,
TO TOURISTS !t MERCHANT < VLMTIXU SKW xoHk,
the iv»i;knatiu\ai. hotel,
»(ir> «V 367 UltOIIMI .tv,
Cornr r Franklin Mrrci,
NKXV YORK.
POPSWF.® fin.: tag** which all traveller* appreciate. ft* 'o.
cation . atixi'it e nitpaaseil, being convcnle:.! la the prlxi. Ipal
placet of h.i .: ■• til l amaaem.r.L The epartiurru, of win- .
there are two h.n I->4, arc well furlsli I iil ».|| veatlxate l.
an.l being con.i.. r. on th • h. i.|.*aii ;■ -via boa i an lire li, p.e
!.. -t sty!*, w i • • V I ng-par or, fronting on
mimr, i. . jrr.vi Ing •• • fentfvt view of that torll..
!:T fnrnl..: I . , •>. f
I
anil I tf fff 'ort 111
lhr t i m '•) ll .u a. ..Mai.ti l
T it e.oi:'.s*i:m;i:i£ yimi , ti.ooxs,
Ac. .. in .biting - i e tl.oneax.il | eri«H i In wt .k vlaitora an
i have their in. .1*. i . tf Ihcr d.-ure, it v a III I.- ir-vd In thslr
i .
I • , - • • ant . |. i ,
•ity.
I feU-dlm „ J TAVi.OK. Proprietor.
MASS Kli’S
Hit Ml.UTE
ICE CliEAM FKEE/KUS,
,%* I in pro veil for IH.'.H.
With .'Tawri • l«ov (Nitta* in. Itorr u* Tisaiit.
Tl.* only Prenerkaowiiahi.il la c-Hitlructeii oh tin* JhUnUdj
principle*
The Cheat **t. lb-:, an.l mo*! K. oimmt I, rr miring Uea t «
at..I I. •< lai» r li an ..iy ..il.ci. > • I: g at the >a..e t;, the j,
rable In lltnirto e, a >1 ni..*t eeitalu In It* operation*
hole Agent I. - the l i.!’ .1 Matte.
P. K1 fell \ tl, A ( i) , Manufacturer* of Japanne 1
and Planl.c e.l tin M vre.
leli; .i ni *2H!I Poiirl alriw t, Ki w York.
SHIM kill! MILL lilf l! >!<>> CW.Idll Mr pl.t*
TICK i I An ti e past Eir
j year* tnescludeNuri i-rn Oi.iuu.1 Plaai r, > the r.iahllal.inMit of a
/.' . .Vf. hi i -. pp yin* ni art rtoany i . •
the North, and claim* a perfect » , v. lie hegi leave to return
Id* thank- to I :• patrons. and a.-as to l farm a’. mterratod that he
I: ii completed hi- fn{*roven..-nta tt at a III enable him to -c;.p!y ar y
HI*at tf Ittapbl tavy,(Hat.t up ..
theonormowly litcriu* I use •/v- . . air ■;, >, •
the rnirrnt Wh.djor t hi.vn heoMat .parrte., with ape,dal reference
1.1 Ita richneaa In A" J '..it. ..J l.i The reputation of hla bran I
■hall beau.traln.-rt at every ctf rt aid . it. an,! be a v« only an *«.
per.meliUl trial of those who have not mail applleatlon of It t
r.i>‘i. il.tr/nitUur, JOHN II CI.AIKOKNP,
Jala—.dm ! No. II Pearl at.
HEW \OlJ.t LIFE INSURANCE COM PAST.
(MUTUAL riY.STKM.
Cltpilill * J.<><><»,
OK* HUfWRKD WOIVAND POl.I.AlUt de, called with th*
Comptroller of the Mate of New Vork, and out of the hatiJa
of the Ch-h i'y t. ‘cure; iiyl.lers.
Pit: IV «i c af-.rat t v . a - i r Liberal Prim I pie
Forty per ct oft!.* premium on Uf f .delta, will be loaned th*
' Insured when the pr tnlum esceedj
I Policies lseue I am' payable to the ln*cr*d on arriving at a cer
tain age, or to th -1. -illy of the in-urt d ax death, should that event
happr n previouslv t arriving at that age.
| Endowment POI.I' Ikri for children, granted on the moat favor*
able termr.
Policies lamed at y eatly rednoed rates of premium, when tha
Injured prefer* not participate in the dividend*.
AM loir** paid prt nptiv and without ll'.ig.it!
We shall be pie ir I to have you call at one* and seear*a policy
In this old ar. ! relta •• LV.rr...anv ahlch I. r.,i. ..... —X...
ed by jrour own cltl'-ns.
WORTHAM A WYATT Apenta,
O.T.oe ISO, Main street,
Tew d on above Pott Offla.
CHAB. E. WORTITA Vf,
tic real Agent and Attorney
for the Ocmpany In Ya.
if'DICAI EX A SIKKIM:
Jsh. H. C swat, M. P. 1
Ro. T. CeiAtus, M. IK f
ell
f,IVf RPOOL AMI LONDON
F1KE IVM HAX K t’OHPA.II.
Capital, 810,000,000!
A 5 K V A L I ,V C 0 31 E , $ >, i U 0, 0 0 0 I
INVESTED I ; THE UNITED STATUS, OVER fyiO.OOOl
All IHroct> -a i\ir illy Hi we-n.i. s /or th* Enyay*rntnU of
tit I Voumrny.
■\TTE resner'fnlly r It attention ’ the seenrl'y nf the Liverpool
if policy holders in u«
large east, capital an ■ tm estmi nU, ustated above.
The large ca lal .dir. .i.e of the Company enable It to tabs
lines convcnl. r.t !■■ P-I'es requiring large amounts of Insurance.
I In addition tott e . Hn-.rv r ■!• • f lo-uran e, llila Company la*
i lUis I Ell V I A / 1 . oLIl Ik:. :i the p tymrut nf TEXASIfV
AI. rill Sir)!.' r . j. Tty ... f... i!,, I EllS.lS'ES TL t
ISHl RED. The Polt-jr c ,n he >neellr I at any time, and the pre
i mlum will he returned lest U per cent.
i I of Renta by Tire, on a
new and most liberal principle.
I Under the 1* !!-|ea «. thli Company all claims are pall upon nr j
| sentati. u of * - '.Ufa t< y proof of Inca without <J it*mtnt nr d*ouo
kVS afterpt .dila
tion of proof. WORTHAM A WYATT, Ag r.ta,
| tnhlt I -t riffles.
.1 t !YIE8 «! BOSHEB,
IXSUI.'ANOE AO ENT.
] Off:* Ei*4 tldt of Uf Htrf/t, ly.-ond door S’orlh o/CAa cbmer of
Si in and lltt.
Represents the following well established and reliable Com
i panics:
I Arctic Tire Insurance Co., of the City cf New York, rapltal
and (orpin* .
Humboldt 1 Ituura tc- tlo., of the City of New York, capi
tal an-1 surplus .. .... WAf anw
Fulton Eire Insurance Co., ol the City of New York, capital
and surplus . I’sJ.of'O
Irving Eire Insurance Co., of N. Y., capital |2nti,0ti0 with a large
surplus.
Phmnlx Tire la. Co . cf Brooklyn, Capital and surplus, |»1,000
Policies Issued nri R Hidings, Furniture, Manufactories Merchan
dise, and I', i - ,1 I’ - perty generally, against log, or damage by
tire, on the n;..-I f iv rableten - Louses pruaptly adjusted a,.-t
pun.’uaily a* tiled, tl security -dcred by the sLuve e.nipanlea,
conducted as t!. v a.c, by exp-rhne. 4 underwriters, affords to tbe
Insured, the meat an p e guarantee, and the f .11 assurance that all
contracts entmeilln'o by them, wdl be fulfilled In the moat satis
factory mar! r The bo,c experience . f the subscriber In these
matters, will fa. date and protect (to the best of hla abilities,) the
Interest uf all who may be .lisp..ted to patronise his efforts. Coun
try risks, Inland navigation r •■ .. v. •« and th.*li cargsea .a
I port, inauaed on the n >vt reasonable terms. octd—
Id 14 tl UO*I> H.4DK
Airi iciiltural Machinery.
H AVIN'! I cot. plete my n.u- marhlce shops on Erankdo Street,
and Walnut All.-', tbe whole b. li gin .-enneetlon with my In.
pleoieot and fee l M. re, on Main Street, I now Invite particular
attention from th • fai.nra of Virginia, to my facilities for manta. •
turlt g • -.cry kind of scrlculturai Machinery and Implement
I shall pav rmecl «tt.nll..i, t., the luanufaiture ..f TIIKFBIf
I\(l M ACHIN' - ..f th- best models, materials an I workmanship.
My PORTAlil h H01P-K POWER ,,, arranged as to require no
digging, ordelay In starting, ai I tins secun.l the approt al of all
win have usd tt -n, My PATENT STRAW iCT1ERM are too well
known to need ,, mmri Jaiion.
As heretofore, 1 keep constantly on hand, of rny own make and
ftilly warranted,Corn rbellers for hand at. I horse power, Wheat
Tans, Cradles Reap r- Hay Prn*ea, Cider Mills, Meed Drills, Plows,
Harrows, liny Rakes, (deaners, Cultivators, tiutu and Leather Ma
chine Belling, A.., A
■ t4f~ Repairs .,| all b'n Is t irumptly attended to.
Agent lor Bickford ii iflkaaa'S Wheat and tiuano Drills, and
McCormick's K<- i| er ,|i Mowrr
fe'-- II M MMITH. No II M.in «t
JOI Tlllllilk I.tff'K MAM TAl TDIIt...Dwelling
H l.o. k< of . .ery .h'o-.lplloii Hlidlog D ..r Trlmuilugs of the
best quality. Also. Pri- in at..l Bank Lo. ks Hlng s and Bulls of
any height. Bella bun.* with or will ut Tubes
Aid. hr DM OF KH'AIKINd DONE.
As I sell no wuia but my own manufacture, I am prepared lo
Wsriaril it I . die vntlr- aat.ilacli u to th- se *ho may lavor ins
with a call.
WILLIAM BEADY,
24# Main Ptreet, betwen “th and Vth.
f..M_1w o, uu ... r.
id. II tBDSOITI
ITLISitt TxTlsTFlXJFl,
PA'I ASK*, DIAPERS, Sr.
(10NSI7MFRS of i; hard.oil's Linens, anti those J. alrnus of cb*
J tatnlng the Oenulne flood., should see that the article, they
purehnae are seal. I alth the full name ol the tlrm, J. N. RICHARD
SON, SONS .t O'Vi'KN, as » guarantee of the ioundueas and dm a
blllty of the goods.
This caution Is render-d essentially necessary as large quantities
of Inferior and defeetiv I.!■ i.-s pr pared, season -her season,
ami sealed with the nan.e of RICHARDSON, by Irish Houses, who,
regardless of the injury thus Inflicted alike on the American con
sumer and the manufacturers of the genuine Goods, »!!l not r«sJily
abandon a business so profitable, while purchasers can be imposed
on with Goods of a wore dess character.
J BnXOCKE A CO
•eft—d1y Agents, Sfl Church Street, New York
w. o. »n«riii«3. ns. i, roiiriuaa,
W. D. TOTIPK IYS A. BUO„
Commission Merchants,
MR THE SALE OE
PLOUR, 1MHAGCO, GRAIN,AG.,
(BABIN BANK,)
Tilrlimond, Va.
Liberal Advances ma-l* on Consignments In store. apl—ly
SAMUEL A V 1: ks 6c SON,
Commi.oon -nd Forwardiutr Me reliant*.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OFF! R FOR SALE—G. C. Mass Licorice, Olive Oil, Adamantine
Car dies, Tobacco F avoring, Be* and other Nails, Scotch and
| American Pig Iron, Rr-.ae A Co.’s Manipulated Guano, Clever
Mr., Ac. t«»7_w
I M KM S l>IIOv}'t|o-FM( | v t AN,OH HAM*
J % I'ULATKI) GI’ANtl -■ ■< / t.ii'innnd
, rt> tiu.nin, ■ , It i/t, ,i.7i. — This fertiliser I as been us* d la
Virginia for the pa t f :r years, for Tol l.' co and Wheat, with re
sults fully equal to Pori elan Guano, its advantage* are conve
nience, and permanency In Its eff-cl, and economy, its cost being
if. per rent, less than Peruvian. Price |JO per io>r of C- fa-0 |h< —
For -»le by HTUK1> S RIVF8,
fell!—4m r roer Ca-v and I.Ash its I'' nd Vs
Tlf I'LKS, til I.H-. AND IIOHMN. I have
I JVA Just received, dire ■< from Kentucky, it very choice JW?
aud superior lot of S'ock. I have Ml‘LEN well suited To
Iron masters, rsllroad purpose*, street and plantation use, a'l of
which I Srtll sell, e*chaflre, break and deliver In the rily or coun
try, on rdy usual acamr todohng far ora, at Davis a lie.:- bison's,
late l/nratn’t old af-ind.
*ul»—tf EDWIN WALKER.
N. B. I shall he In race pt of Dealt Stock, d!re<*t from Kentucky,
•very month. Enquire a above. K. W.
Bl*r<>5tl> aV PORTER,
Cabinet M a n h facturers,
At (tis-lr OI si Ntrsiirl,
CORNER urn AND FRANKLIN STS.,
Ifis-lmioml, Vn.,
WOCLD Invite the stl.-ntlon of all lo wsnt
to our large stock .f f 1 y&a»5£.r_w
Furniture, ■ V
from the finest Roaewo*.-I. M' hn/nny and Wal
nut, of our make, everofi-red lu tf is market, to the chesp.st Cot
tage Setts; Chairs of all kinds; Beds, Madras,. ,, with «., r>thing in
the Cabinet line which w- are selling at s very imall profit.
I N OKKTAKING
In all It* branches attend -d to at all hours.
_ mad__ CV|-~-=3
WM. M iTI.1.1: & C0..“
mo. m. t| A I >i ST ItEET.
K 11 H M 0 Ml, V A ..
Dealers tri
colors, Painters' and Artis's’ Materials
Varnishes,While Lead and /.In. Pain's ctl and water Oolvn
English, French, and American Engravings
lithographs suitails for Grecian Painting
Prints for Pstlchouianir Painting
Mathematical Ir cruments f- r An Mints *nd Engineer*
French and Frig, h Drawing Piper
W Indsor and Nekton's Tube Cvlc.rs
English Snd GeGnan prepared Canvass
Picture Frames and Gill Mouldings, etc field)
BLACKER AS.
1 QH Bm* Bl*rk p,‘*> J»UJ sxpested for sale to arrive u
IOU Rsclili* KOBINBON * ROBERT*.
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