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64. RICHMOND, Till KSDAY MORNING, AIMHI, 1S6().___NUMBER w2.
MCHMOND daily whig.
^ *" THEM*:
a* perannom; Semi-Weekly, *S. Weekly. f3;«t
balltuni raty be male at tha nak -f it e
*»*• ’ *7. oj Ml where cvMen- la taken on the depcalt of a
at (Vfflee contalnln* money.
tneearmno.
— •—->* i ;e Huai) er leaa, aoe tnaactlon. JJ
jarNtt*-*- Kv, additional Inaertion . *9
One it nth without alteration. I* -9
Threw Jo do .
a, Jo do .
Tweiwe do do .® («
vaaro. Three month*. .•? *
Tue-vc month*. .O' *“
m-Se advertisement t> be coualJei ed bj the mouth of year
W j on the Manuscript, or previously agreed upon b«.
<*T™ '!V, ’'tTmtnt not marked on the copy tor a apeclfled num
^a. . ,<ri;< a will be oontlnned until ordered out, and payment
/'^.’la'tnraaTntinimrpt—To avoid anw aliundee.tan.llnf
*7” o! the \oraal Advertiser*. It U proper to etate did. m-hf.
0® - * ‘ .... ..... iimda to their i nmeliate hualt’ea*. Heal
**l "r\ec»l > I all . Iher Advertisement* at nt by them to be an
, icha-ce. and n-> rwrlatlnn.
. ! •• *' and tleneral Aft-nta' Adva -Dements not to be
.■ j V the Tear, but to be rharfrd at the usual rates, tubje.l
jj*** j... t't . 'hall *>.• screed upm.
•h*'— .... indyearlr . Irert • ■•rt .•-rersllv, enradnr ore
*~jr» ipmr~ euh the prtvilere of chance, shall not, on th-lr
* ,^r, In anyone week, lt-»ert in. e than the smeui t
., it the stan Inf rule ur • r the contract, and all eace.
■ ’ 1.' '■ '
' . in • » ■1'
inOO. SPRING TRADE. 1MJ0.
iiEOUUE VTA BRETT.
(il n«i« strut, Rioteoso Va >
v TflRS (br -loth foil 'w.:g lpt,of aitli .s.cfhlsown
I ) lim a ture. ft
foil . efaittlnd*. PP
. . t If. n n. I (Vpper W ire,
. and S**e t Ir i At.’Srs f.r wsod, It! rar-- ".ea,
,1. _i freo yt-.sea for w «»d,
,■ Jt and eheet IrnnStoVc* f- r coal. Id
y>.. UrdUant (las htuner, # shew,
ft, ruble 11 listers, A “
IMruble liiate, | “
piamoO'i R * R^ti>rt
9u>vif,
klollliortv! P-riit. ■ Furn****,
Lkoric* WhTH, iftef WCtit *u-l Wil,) ft **
ftrttbltOY^s ^ **
.yr * . co-■»»*:■.'.ly f-r »*l«, the mi*#! popular STOTKS, RAN*
liZT.u ' IlKAflJW «.* * *n4 repairing piece* f-*r t.hr •am*.
.
fllllK VIK t|KI{V HOO I’. —' have made the ah ve • s
^ tor Partners' owu Wear. The are Double Soles, Slew
id and very lone Lee They are ettuaily ndapted fne llu'ilsmen,
p ,tl Tsaiusten. Al*.. a feneral assortment of every
— **_Win WA..UH
WJL B. WILUAhlS. SAMCRL V. RUD
w il.i.» ns * u*:ii>,
PKODUCK
Commission Meivhants,
V I iVKSEK WALSl'T ASD SECi'A'O STUEET,
Intel orders ter all klr • AYs-wlcru Prmdtter, and make
t Halt Utny n on ('ou»li!Uiui'nt» b>r «»ie, or
*1. r< baiidiM* bought aad Stored on account ot purchasers.
selk—*itf___
W’ATf ill>. JEWELRY,
Silver anil I*l:iti*il W art*.
<t. A. TYKits,
Kltris e.'n.«»n*ljr ■ a hand » Urge and. mpleteawoH
e at if the above anted article., embracing ail the J 4*.
, crtet. »• • ffer* t hi* friends an.l t>.- public ..
• . • lei: . »• woo: I til ; «-! 'il > in* an
v . t of tv \TCIIE', ,ut'h a* Jule* Jurycu»en, t. P Adams A
d A"rel Lateleite, Ju>* Ktniuiry, ll-iirv Reynold* Lesion. J •>.
j .huCr%ji t.nd other celebrated makers He aUo keeps
• , t-> r ri. h Diamond Set finger Rink*. Shir! Bat
r t Ptns. for g ..t« -
t ■ . l\*J a-1 >rtra,M of Ladle** C irbuncle, C»ral, l a.'*.C*I0'0
_j p . rha i '
. - I
a * eT. a *«-* itoble' P h r*. Salt C- lars, Pupa liouquef
ai r., Pbh Knives and fora*. Uerry S| ■ n*. Asparagus
T iccc. t e fou."*, Jdiver tjp.»..ns and forks, Ane Silver-Plated
K : , ’*t.) offer such InducemenU that cannot fall to please Ui
ae, e and uua-.ty, a all la re*(»exi4 fully ailicltel
P 4 .« A. MYERS,
t4> Comer Mala aad Peart Sts
’J'!t 1. \l.\t AAD »*Ol*» UK UOOKN,
(SOT »0R THK HAY ONLY )
Sir KohHM'a A.ltoat. By * C iirlh.-’-r t« The Alton*'--■
. . . V cnths eopeelor to any similar
' the Third Kd'i.on t
UvtMUln*. Hs *v*r*0 .%* Th:* .Ittthor r*iU9A;/'n
Pa IUX1 111* 1*0 .k« at•“ fr • » moro i* m*S ether wuU.oi a. l.u
, i .-1. nv !•. vel I* » r lax hi* be-tbook." ♦
It.-, tory oi Mur Im4. sixth r.o n n of t1 i* decant
no nil St :tly a i .* Inter -i:n- store bi.* •» *»*> .
. Jt.. tN * ,.fth. . ...I ev»i ■ I'd- This be* edition ■* Will **»
ri»« Hotu in Afn.atloM. H. I *i »i t, r 1
Mte**Bo*c if rr, • I .n," - .I l.y Rev. h. N. h.rk, and 1,
corrtci m jidrti' iil*r ,
Art IIei re .Ilona, » Illustrated, ri.t.taiimig tan;
II ..italM.iv - . . Pft.tfnc tn- in.- do . Waveork Ha.r
in<f In f4 t :i*tr a .t *. i*oc»pi3haieulR oi mo 44jr.—
A aaJoahl. I • k • >r teachers at. 1 H- »• who would become teach
Taiao Kbiri -.a lee. >»»n |l,h'
lllograpll* Ot N ll-T tug ol-*1< tl—'iniveraa t a.
ka..wlodged a* ■ ae ol the beat books f r youth ever published. - v.
Abovs ter sale by all Booksellers, and oal by mail by the Pub
J. V TILTON A COMPANY, teuton
KEMOYEU.
Ga A R ARCt AMIN, JR., have removed t.a their New Store,
s m - on* d • above Uieli I Wand,
Wu> re they have In..d (Bate tacllUlue Ur doing alt kinds of
» . n their line, *l ,i - . - ;di»u of Water
p»v _ Hvdrmi.u, WaUtOloiiiJ, Uulfca, BcH»ri,
y . mi 1 i.".1 R»tr.*, 1* rutt!-i^ up H.-rubk Gm Work*,
f W op bdiliT no with ras plpewandB starve.
AUw. . f tin w «. R.«9iv Ac.; heating hulldlnes wth hot
ai-e»i r •team Th-T ut this occaalon to stale that they
bate tl 11. Air Puma e .:i U-is or aay other country, which
IA*v « put up and w .rrc’d to uive saljfactUn.
Alar • • ... rtmed of plain and fancy un ware, and Gratee and
K* and. aull-tf
COPAKTNBBNHIP NBTKK.
IHAYff't'sdae »•- »te.‘ enh ate. In * *ie Commission, orocery
sad Liquor bm - " L .'U‘~ The buslnes* will be eon
dutMd , the bank, i J. W. NIP. A CO. ^
P A—I take thk, o: te Hc_.lty to return mV sincere thank* to my
friend*, fortielr dOeral »h»re’.u p.t, luiv durtne the last hree
jtar*, ud solicit fcr the new cone era tfcsir fUBB*****^
JAM . > RGB .*. 00k,
« IIIM I.MM n ' * 1 ‘ >• . .......
C .r-.fr b id and Vn'b Street*. k Vi nd. ' *
|\. C , \t, 1. i krm Lca-lt. PoIuU. OBft
I I ■, .... ' Itjr • F I,'<*rd n 4-'* * * r iee.lt,
* . Imported Perfumery and 4- anklet hi their line ofbutl
Brt»
W r,f<>rm ur ft . !.»ihat we ©ur n ■» ifort on M
net- the iMh !-.«t, %i I will be p'. a»e-l tee then
Jll llllll i:, - P ft « it . t, as I matt of ."proved brand*
J -.t, Arabic and I'llee Oil
Towqu4 HctSfl t"V Aojf'MkfurA
lal bw.iti a.! l«f »«ie let If J I'lTFlVl.Ii OR* VIP,
In M HI r ft C.'i ba'.ltlo*.
au*3—«f Corner liik tnd Cary fkrreta.
\IUI.INI I ePllkllH AMD KKl. I.MPV-"'e t.»
pie wire In aaanuaeUM I* our fri -ndt nod lilt publi that »*
bit r. r . v, try Cone ontly reoeivinr l.up/v. saltei tnd n
for Sp «*, ban taomcly tm ned'of the |.«„t m .ala n hi--k..ry —
ft-tt. to. Pen et, a yood arc. le -oil of \ircinla i-ianalacture.
\aN Lift, rat la)K ft CO.,
•.1 Nn 74 Main *«ro^*4.
*)|k HUP HKLS. MOUTH i UCOI.IM MO. I
eftlr I i ll.v t > ’•' bbto. N. c I.now Herrin ITS
e •.»: • K,i'« ft., * ... aee|.« cfManHy on hnnd baled
Her. ‘ a.e-! Uat, baled Shuck* Bran. Hrownetuir. Sblpftull, Cleave
, iaertB«l ftf '*>• b-»» *r*»r» Family
»I . -rt , a.,, Vie at at r.det Wine. Brau'tlet. Old WhUkeyt,
ft r •» . ■>. , »■ . ,r refad ou Ibf motl ret- .able
trne, bjr Kill: ART ft. K. DABNUY,
Grocer. vholeaalt and retail, cor Brood god Tth »C
,< boll FlMIK
V WM WftLLAC I
Ike I HH 1 11 I II > ■ I "
•I ; t •« . a • <, differ, i: kls-ta of epkrt. irround and an
a *«k.'fhwi wart out and ffWBWlxue.
® i \y L H AUl >»«*. Kroad <**-» abo^e wi._
J% KII. • k-e> > tf Lar i, for famiJy u*e,
-» do blot. - - “ “ -
for tale by sKINKFRftOO
‘if )|1H b«.\ Itli, 1 M II I. u;l U KA rOFPKK.
'rvv «-ai net C tad ktlraC Code- ."j|»n
i t- t, I.aaf arcer
' dll*. M. O. Saitar
e‘4* boett ftdatnantmet
'5 fch.li. Bacon Bidet, Shoulders and Jok*
»**"—!| ly Ur TiHVtlN. TKn H» \RT ft b trUIIAM-. _
W° IF Irtl-ri M - I 11 > >• .. f ■ «ale by
AT ohil 1. ft ii B DAb KNPORT.
/'OHM. its Sothro pr I- Whilo Coro. ab'-ard »ebr. fft.
A' »,na.-.e, for tale by
KMW1N WORTHAM ft CO
I FOM IM F4IU DKK
XM to fcia»t :.gt trivial
I ‘-w ** hlaolln*. an t
) rHI ** .spf>riltt|{, a mifiiinf, for «»le H»
* im i * von ham * oo
H... <<>F%KTM»:KMIIF MfiTICF.
AYIMi. ».in, tied Hr Jum I'll N Vftl'iiMA!!, of M.ittoway
- • only. VB , u i pannrr. info ,.ar con- - m, ii •111 brreafler
7. 1 -n Ibi name and Pie of JdUSf'N, TRl KHLAKT
* Takihas.
fbantral lor lb* rberal patron**. emlend. d to at from omr
T^dt and the public (rneraMr, we bey leae* k a>k a con'lpaanci
erine tame, the new hnaee.
JOUNSuN ft TRCRHRART.
ft Mll.er baft no loerer any Interrtl In oar banlneat
JOiiNBOM ft TKI'IUKART.
It mirlnr from fbe coneem of Johrtnn ft Trueheart. I bcf leftte
ask ay 'r ade for ij,* iib*ral pair*.nice eetended 10 at, and
"”V* Iftrr aiu liberally paironltr the ne* houte.
* *—Am AKbUfTI VI> MU !.*R
l)HI«|F M I IV | | |- || KU It I Ml.*, , .rfotcbr Pu.an
*1. e ft 4ftj©4 fur u r I'V
BACON A HASKUVHiL
Jk^ALDMuniTlin To l.tl H, uu |S.l.lbb.e loA
Jf*l«MH ky|M. r -r ., -1-fcaet^ "acareiirrd
•ta ““*• ,0r ‘*W ^ n -KIMKFR ft CO_
y^KWlMti HACK I NIC OIL.-*. bar# Jnl
••O Bread litrrel, |kll Fh
CLOTHING AT W HULKS ILK.
VirF wr» now prepared to *hnw country MerchauU a much
larger, more wuiaailre and cheaper -dock of
^HKiNv* clothing
thin heretofore lining Important advantsgrw in the pur
si* of ,,ur yn .Is, most r vteoiire preparations anil »n eip*
rlen.-e of more than twenty years In the m.snufartur* tml
sale of Clothtuf, wre believe we offer more desirable itylii, anil Bet
tor uorkwamhlp for the saiu-, or lower prices than any other
home n the trade, llevotlnp the whole of our attention to Ihis
if bualnois alone, and ilotermlneil to hullil up the trade of
our city, we offer as great Inducements as those of any house in
any ma-ket In thia country.
KICKS’, r.ALWIN A WILLIAMS.
Kit II t|()>u HAM « LUTHIM.,
Inc* v ease cl Kaoilites.
Tut subscriber has been manufacturing xiLJ
I will, in [la
t&e n* xt ui«a*.h or two, make large Additions to that num- —1.1.
b.*r Having Ukqn the story ov. r hi* store especially for lutnu
ft -turing purp.>*.•«, he 1* determined to make any article ix. the*
clothing line That *ha)l compare in every respect, with clot“.lng
muJ«* In Northern cities, and he asks th«* patronage of his old
friend* ii .1 the public generally, n vi> w *.f the fact tliat he is giv
I to a !ai : mechanics and
worthv females, who m ght otherwise suffer for the nev-essirlr# of
life liehms lit® b«-st of cutters, and materials not to be surpass
ed by any hou*e In the country.
Maryland, Virginia, Car llu.-t* and Georgia Cassimcres and
1 T*< U of all grades and odor* Strictly a Boutheru Manufartur
in.- II use, a* all shall be sitisrt- d by a personal Inspection of not
a hat he intends to do,but what he ha* been doing for years piat.
K. H SPENCE. Clothier and Tailor,
nihi Corn. Main and I«>th iti, Richmond, Va.
1 >< ivs' ( ’lot hi in*!
Hoys’ Clothinj;!!
V 1ST opened a large assortment of Boys’ Clothing suitable for
9 P Spring aiul Summer
Roys' Btack MMh CbaH
Ho .1» Cassimere Parts
I >o Fancy do Coats
IKi do do Pants
l »<• do do Jackets
lh. Blue Cloth do
l to Bla.k d.> do
In* Olive do do
IN* Mdrts and Collars
!».• Su*pender* and Tie#
l>o Plain and Fancy \ests
For sale low. by
lURRACOTT, HARRIS A CO,
Suci-essor* to Merchant, We Mger k C\».
\ M 4
1 «*4-o FSB 1*00.
3PRIV. Cinrmu, St'MMSR Cl OTHINll
i.OOl) Cl.xrHINli, CIIKAP CLOTHINii,
► INK CLomiNO. Dl'RABl.K CL»TH1S« .
HOY 3 CL'jTHINd, anJ NKstRO CLOTHINII,
mi at
Simpson it ^1 i 1 lor’s.
Ill* <l.iln Street.
w-nr win i i clothing. f rim it own mampactcrf. Nst
1 i-wnnbe - trpm-. 1 In sny market. W - will k> fp c uisi.i itlv
on | ,0 t Inn ,r Sort' •• vn l summor months a full »t >ck of «■ ve
ry hi- it that '* kept in the Clothing line. Our g.'.’.b. hnsebeen <•>!
sen p oy . withespe Iwl referen. e to the retail trade, and our
. Ki - i.r.vMi.UHr sTYI.Kaiil WORKM AN3HIP.—
-p 1- ia . ol.ir, «f ilifferenl pu-ee* and quwl lie*, II fit
t,i , < ij. 4-4 P.41 its Ve»t*i.r.' ria made to order »t short no
il ,. ci ■,... .». aU.4illV ndii' 3IMP30S A MII.LKIL
)V Y|. IK 1 *11 IT ITS
Southern Clolliiiiu -llanniactory,
KSTAUL.IS1IE0 IX 1850.
iisr Riciiisiroisrr), va.
I T 13 \ fart not generally known that I established my Clothing
Manufactory in this city TEN YK \RA AGO, and have const ini
lv f C *t tn • continued to cut and make a large portion o! mv
.
An-', ho •»> reused my for«*.* from time to time, am n* w better
prep ared to receive order* f.-r work In I irge or small quant tie#
than heretofore, and u ill guarantee to furn’sh them just as 1 *w .is
th v •- vi be 1 .1 ot Northern house#, and equal m style and ina
b. ng a practical m*n at my Business (not having climbed la at
•he b* window over others’ »! Cdtrs.) I Hatter myself that I can
give as much and as g »d aa article for the price as any hi-use
Nnrth or South
I.et Th<»e who wish to buIM up prauLT Southern Manufactories,
patron.se the old established house# first, and let them reap the
r ■ . no ' u mg, as i can i rove by from seventy-bve to one
hundred haiol* now m my employ, and many of them have been
for years.
Put Tthte th- manufactures at hotae, more •‘specialty when <ou
can do a> without additional cosh WM IKA SMITH,
ja5 114 Main St.
MITII Ba
OCR stork o' Ready n»l« « I.•tiling. No. 59 Main at.,
we liavessld Mr. II WHITLOCK, and we will continue to
k-.-p •> ,r large establishment No. ton Main *t., where wi will he
pleased to »-e our customer* anil the public In general, having
C4I, arraageiuei :» to manuiaclure our ch tiling here, and wr
are prepared t* re. • order* of aoy kino to be made up In the
btst style and at sh irt notice. »ur winter st > ‘k, wr will ollet at
redu ed priced, to make r*om for Spring Stock. Call at
11« E. MORRIS k CO., 100 Slain «t.
E. MORRIS _ K. liLl-lS.
IVV>. NOTICE. I»5».
K. 1>. KKKLIXG.
TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,
No. IIU Halu Street,
HAS just returned from New t..rk, and Is now prepare-! to ex
hibit the most attractive k of goods that he has ever had
the p easure of offering to ht» friends atid the public, consisting In
pk ‘ CLOTHS, CASSIMSRES A.\U VESTIMsS.
of the newest styles, which he will make to order In the most ap
nr .sod manner. Eils warranted to please In all cases.
ALSO,
In st ire and rec-lvlng, a choice selec'l n of gent's, ysulh*' and
children's
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
of every ml* end s'vie.
tiENi LUMEN'S EI’RNISIIINO OOODH,
MCkail .. .. , rice, S . .. tv . ... » J Drawers; Merino
Shirts and Drawer*, of goed quality.
. < t. D. KEKLISO, No. 118 Main street
r 11|, I IIEi 1*1 141 It . In consequent.: of the unprreeJetil
1 I -a* of “Our Model Shirt," we have male arrange
tI., •- %i .: was heretofore impossible, on account of the gr-*st
. ,. I la N rk to Jterrya hare a large supply of this papa
;.vr shirt‘in band. In ev, ry variety of style anJ quality, SO that
th„s~ sea ! rg - will now hare them nlied regularly aud with
despatch. A> we are the sole Ag. ms fir thL. Shirt in Riehtn id,
we wi aid respectfully call tiir attention of those who have not
»een I'ur Model to an examination, and they will become convinc
-d that lt“ the '• . 4.I|;W,< • f fH4mt ifimi.Vs OAirt ever offered
for sale. We »r* also prepared to make to order from sctentlBc
mea« Uc«, and at reduced nrlcua wv have on
• , I a largi ind leeiral estock f GENTLEMEN'S FT RNI3H1NG
GOODS, which embrace* everything pertaining to the basin :s»,
snd which will be offered at greatly reduced price*.
STCRTEVANT A MAGWIRE,
tagO No. 94 Main street, Richmond, V it.
Lurgp iv iivl atlrarlivi* Snpi»ly of
sphim: an d n r n n g k n it v « o o v> s.
HREEDEA A FOX.
BROAD STREET.
HIVE been opening during the past two weeks, and arc mw
prepared to offer, a complete assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
They would call particular attention to many large lot# of For
eign Good, which will be sold at prices much lower than those of
for mer seasons. We mention a Trw only of the most altrattive
articles:
English BEREGE8, In Immen.e variety;
Fi gllsh and French BEKEGE ROHES ,
4 to IP VOLANTS;
A very large assortment of SILKS, of every variety of «tyl t, *»
•do to gu per cent, below the coil of importation.
Frcn h punted J aCONETS aud ORGANDIES
TaAVFl.lt NGDRKSS GOODS of every description.
Spring DEL a INKS and CH ALLIES
French ana India F00LAI.D slLKS, some entirely new and band
some d -signs.
Our stock of Domestic STAPLE GOODS, has [never been more
..l.n.l*.
N£tt*0 CLOTH*NO, of vvcry grx.lc.
Am.ogm ih i*t4t n%iucd, we »-»uM call fh«* special attention of
W']Trr«to wxrr v«gy lyrtre lota of Virginia and Georgia Plata and
rtripr.l OiSABVUtH, **<i » Urge variety of other article of
5oui .ern manufacture. IW.iUiS k frO.V,
mhU W* HroaU Str.'rt^
rloMSoirs corrugated sorts
|UF DOUBLE TRAIN,
THE PARISIAN BELLE,
TIIE OOSSkWFR,
THE WOVEN.
See that oar Name, and the Crown are stamped on every Hklrt
CHOCKOB MILL KHliniOBDflKeDHDPLAR
^ TER. 1t., su*.». riber ).«* earucwUy labored (or liie pus* lour
,. ,r< ■ ev tad VrUum Ground Platter,by the establishment o( a
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m*H WOMBLI A CLAfBORNF,
RICHMOND WHIG.
From the Southern Literary Mextenaer.
MACAULAY'S OPINION OP THE UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT.
The published writings of the lute Lord Mscftul.iv,
though they treat so largely of political science, and eon
tain so many direct or incidental expressions of their au
thor's estimate of other governments besides his own,
nowhere gives his views, with any luluess, of the demo
cratic institutions ol our own country. Indeed, we do
not now call to rniud a remark or allusion on this subject
which is sutlicient to indicate even the general complex
ion of opinions, which the American people were prepar
ed to receive with au unusual degree of attention from a
w riter .-o popular among themselves. There can be no
doubt that Lord Macaulay’s History of England has been
read and admired by a vastly greater number of persons
speaking the English tongue, on this than on his own
side of the Atlantic.
This omission in his writings, if so it may he called,
will no longer exist. The following letter which we have
have been permitted to present to the American people,
in the pages ol the Messenger, tills up that chasm. It
belongs to an occasional correspondence, of some years
standing, between Lord Macaulay, and the Hon. Henry
S. Ilindall, of New- Yoik, author of the Life of aJell'er*
son. None of these letters were made to the lea-t de
gree confidential at the time of their writing. Lord Ma
caulay's, free and voluntary in their tone, implied no wish
for secrecy. This being the case, literary friends of Mr.
Kaudall vi rv properly urged, alter death had removed
the eminent historian, that the world was entitled to the
deliberate opinions, not known to lie elsewhere express
ed, of a man so gifted, so deeply versed in the teachings
of historv, and so unquestionably honest and untruck
ing, on a question of momentous importance to the hu
man race.
The subjoined letter exhibits, most characteristically,
not only the stile of its author,hut several ol his marked
and peisistent peculiarities of mind his sturdi adhe
rence to the dogmas and traditions of a party in England
which is more intensely aristocratic and which has learn
ed to be more intolereut towards the United States than
even the Tory party; has ingrained love of paradox,
combined with genuine English “pluck,’’ which so often
prompted him to assail or adopt damaging conclusions,
on at least doubtful testimony, respecting such world’s
favorites as Algernon Sidney and William Penn, while
he put in ingenious extenuating please for the undenia
ble crimes, and set in frame-works of glowing and capti
vating rhetoric the brilliant achievements of such moral
mon.-ters as Hastings and (’live, and, finally, the unhesi
tating and jierfectl v self-reliant dogmatism which perhaps
ncier left him iu ultimate doubt concerning anything in
the |>ast, the present, or the future—and which led a for
mer colleague in the liritish Cabinet humorously to say
of him, that “ he wished he knew one single thing as
confidently as Macaulay kucw everything.”
TO HENRY -. RANPAlX, , if., AC.
lloi.i.1 I.oiuiE, K« nsingiou. London, I
May 2”., Is:.7. )
Dear Sir:
• » » • • *
You are surprised to learn that 1 have not u high opin
ion of Mr. Jefferson, and I am a little surprised at your
surprise. I am certain that 1 never wrote a hue, and
that I never, in Parliament, in conversation, or even on
the hustings—a place where it is the fashion to court the
(topulace—uttered a word indicating an opinion that the
-upreme authority iu a State ought to be entrusted to
the majority of citizena told by the bead, in other words
to the |M>or"e>t and most ignorant part of society. I have
Ion® been convinced that institutions purely democratic
■ •m.* in,.,>r later destroy liberty, or civili/atiou. or
both.
lti Europe, where th-1 population is dense, the effect of
such institutions would be almost instantaneous. What
happened lately in France is ait example, lu 1848, a pure
Democracy w.is established there. During a short time
there was reason to expect u general spoliation, a na
tional bankruptcy, a new partiuou ot the soil, a maxi
mum of prices, a ruiuous load oi taxation laid on the
rich lor the purpose of supporting the poor in idlcnr-s.
Such a .system would, in twenty years, have made France
as’poor and barbarous astl.e France of the Oarlovingians.
Happily the danger was averted; and now there i- a des
potism, a silent tribune, sit enslaved press. Liberty is
gone; but civilization has bt cu saved. 1 have not the
smallest doubt that, if we had a purely Democratic go
vernment here, the ellecl would be the saute. Hither the
poor would plunder the rich, and civile/ttion would
perish; or order and property would be saved by a strong
militarv govet '.tii-itl, and liberty woo'd |K*ii-h.
4 ou muv think that your country enjoys an exemp
tion irom these evils, i will frankly own'to you that 1
atu of a very different opinion, lour fate 1 beliive to
be certain, though it is deferred by a physical cause. As
long as you have a boundless extent of fertile and un
occupied' laud, vour laboring population will be far tuoie
at ease than the laboring population of the old world;
and, while that is the ease, the Jeffersonian polity may
continue to exist without causing any fatal calamity.—
Uul the time will come when New England wiii tie as
thickly peopled a - Old Knglaud. Wages will be us low,
and will fluctuate as much with you as with us. You
will have your Manchester* and Birmingham* ; and, in
those Manchester* and Birmingham*, hundreds ol thous
ands of artisans will assuredly be sometimes out til
work. Then your institutions will be fairly brought to
the test. Distress everywhere makes the laborer uiuti
uou* and discontented, and inclines hint to listen with
eagerness to agitator- who tell him that it i* a monstrous
iniquity that one man should have a million while anoth
er cannot get a full meal. In bad years there is plen
ty ot grumbling here, and sometimes a little rioting.
But it matters little. For hero the sufferers are not the
ruler*. The supremo |K>w« r is in the hands of a class,
numerous indeed, but select, of an educated class, of a
cla.-s which is, ami knows itself to be, deeply interested
in the security of property and the maintenance of order.
Accordingly, tho malcontents are firmly, yet gently, re
strained. The bad time is not got over without robbing the
wealthy to relieve the indigent. The spriugs ol national
prosperity soon begin to flow again ; work is plentiful ;
w ages rise; and all is tranquility and cheerfulness. 1
have seen Knglaud pass three or four times through such
critical seasons as I bavojdescribed. Through such sea
sons the I'nited States will have to pass, in the course of
the next century, if not in this. How will you pass
through them ? I heartily wish you a good deliverauce.
But ray reasou and my wishes are at war, and I cannot
help foreboding the worn. It is quite plain that your
government will never be able to restrain a distressed
and discontented majority. For with you the majority
is the government, aud iuts the rich, who arc always a
minority, absolutely at it* mercy. The day will come
when, in the fbate of New York, a multitude of j»-ople,
none of whom has had more than half a breakfast, or
expects to have mote than half a dinner, will choose a
legislature. 1* it possible to doubt what sort of legisla
ture wiil be chosen On one side }s a statesman preach
lug patience, respect lor vested ngnt* strict qnservunoe
ot public faith. On the other is a demagogue ranting
about the tyranny of capitalists ami usurers, and asking
why ativbody should be permitted to drink champagne
ami to ride in a carriage, w hile thousands ol honest folks
are in want of necessaries. Which of the two candidates
U likely to be preferred bv a working man who hears
his children cry for more bread1' 1 seriously apprehend
that you will, in some such season of ad vet any as 1 hive
described, do things which will prevent prosperity from
returning: that you will act like people who should, in a
veav of soaredy, dev our all the seed corn, and thus make
ibe next t ear a year, n/K of scarcity, hut of absolute
famine. There will be, I fear, -.poliatlpfl. T'je “poha
tiou will increase the distress. The distress will produce
tVe?h spoliation. There is nothing to stop you. Your
Constitution is all sail aud no anchor. A- 1 -aid bclore,
when i society has eufeted on this downward progress,
either civilization or liberty must perish. Either some
Ca-sar or Napoleon wijl seize the reins of government
with a strong hand; or your republic will be as fearfully
phmdcred.and laid waste by barbarians in the twentieth
ecnturv as the Homan Empire was in the fifth;—with
this difference, that the Huns and Vandals, who ravaged
the Roman Empire, ci.tnofiom without, and that your
Huns aud Vandals will have been engendered within
your own country by your own institutions.
Thinking thus, of course, i cannot reckon Jefferson
among the benefactors of mankind. I -readily admit
that his intentions were good and his abilities considera
ble. Odious stories have been circulated about his pri
vate life; but I do not know on what evidence those sto
ries rest; aud 1 think it probable that they are false, or
monstrously exaggerated. I have no doubt that I
shall derive both pleasure aud iuforiuaiiou from your ac
count of him.
1 have the honor to be, dear sir,
Your faithful servant,
T. Ik MACAULAY.
nUBTT41XTH CONOMBMh-rinl Session.
WaSHINUrON, Apnl:i.
SENATE.
Mr. Green, from the Committee ou Territories, report
ed bills tor the organization of the Territories of Arizona
I and Colorado
lie also otlered a preamble aud scries of resolutions
setting forth that Hon. William Mcdiil, Comptroller of
the Treasury, having violated the laws of Congress, has
justly incurred the displeasure of Congress, and therefore
it is imptoper for him to remain in office.
Objection being made, the resolutions were laid over.
Mr. Green introduced an act to amend an act inviting
proposals for carrying the entire mail between the Atlan
tic and Pacific States. Laid over.
Bill concerning appeals aud writs of error was taken
, up and passed.
Bill to carry out the treaty stipulation with Paraguay
was taken up and |«assed.
On motiou of Mr. KiUputrick, a resolution was adopted
instructing the committee oo the judiciary to impure into
the expediency of increasing the compensation of the
Judge of the District Court of the State of Alabama.—
Also, a resolution instructing the committee on military
affairs to inquire into the propriety of providing for the
payment of the elaim of David Waldo for damages sus
tained by him on account of the non-fultilluient on the
part of the government of a contract made with biur by
the War Depat tment, on the 25th of May, 185b.
Mr. Mason, from the committee on foreign relations,
reported a bill to defray the expenses of the reception of
the Japanese emba»-t, the money to be expended under
the direction of tbeSecretarv of Bute, which was lead
and pasted u> a second reading.
Bills were passed concerning appeals and writs of er
ror, and to supply vacancies in certain clli. es; also the
bill to organize a com mission to carry into execution the
■ treaty with Paraguay, and for the investigation of the
: claims of the Khode island Company.
The Indian appropriation bill was taken tip, and the
amendments reported by the committee on tnmnce were
agreed to. They add about half a million of dollars to the
bill—fj0tl,O0ti for the orphan children ol the Creek In
diaus, and the principal part of the remainder for the In
dian service in Utah and Washington Territories and Or
egon.
t)n motion of Mr. Sebastian, the hill was then post
poned until Thursday next, in order that the committee
on Indian affairs might have lime to prepare some ameud
meats.
The homestead hill was takeu up. After some discus
sion on questions of order respecting the Senate and the
House hill, on motion of Mr. W ado, the Senate hill was
laid ou the table aud the House hill was taken up. The
whole qiiestiou is however helore the Senate, as the
House hill was reported w ith an amendment to strike out
all after the enacting clause and insert the Senate bill as
a substitute.
Mr. Fitch moved to amend the hill hy inserting a pro
viso that the alternate quarter section rescued by the
government shall not he sold tor less than double the re
gtdar price.
Mr. Wilkinson made a speech in favor of the House
bill, contrasting its provisions with those of the Senate
hill.
Mr. Pugh obtained the floor, and the Senate ad jourued.
HOUSE OF IIEPBKSES’TATIVKS.
The House resumed the consideration of the bill to
ptiuish and prevent the practice of polygamy In the Ter
ritories of the United States, and other places, and dis
approving and annulling certain acts of the Legislative
Assembly of the Territory of Utah.
Mr. MeClernand said he nsserted yesterday that there
was no instance in which Congress has enacted a special
peual code for any specific crime, and now proceeded to
make good that assertion. The act of 1790, to w hich the
gentleman from Virginia (Mr. Milison) alluded, was of
general application. Congress have delegated to the ter
ritory jurisdiction over crime; and a man committing
an offence, therefore,!>ecom«s amenable to the local crim
inal law.
Mr. Mdison took issue with the gentleman.
Mr. MeClernand replied that the laws to which the gen
tleman had just adverted were general and national in
their character.
Mr. Clark, of Missouri, said in his opinion this was the
best possible way to dispose of the question. The Mor
mons, by this means, can be made subservient to the
moral virtue ami local authority. His information was
that the population of Pike's Peak would he largely in
creused during the coming summer.
Mr. Parrott remarked that Pike’s Peak is legally apart
of Kansas. The population was at one time as high as
fifty thousand, oever less than ten thousand. He was
satisfied that the population would he increased fifteen
thousand during the coming season. He did not waul
Pike's Peak to he cut off from Kansas before the hitter
shall he admitted into the Union.
Mr. Lamar had no doubt of the right of Congress to
suppress felony of all kinds in the Territories, it had
been asked if polygamy be suppressed, may not the re
publicans seize tipou this as a pretext tosuppressslavery ?
The cry of humanity, order, labor and squatter sover
eignty tire all contrivances made to play their subtle
parts in the great drama against the South.
There was no other way to meet the pending question
hut by looking it in the face and considering it on
its merits. The South must look to herself for her own
protection. He argued in opposition to the views of
in the practice and history of our legislation over the na
tional territory which forbids the exercise of the power
iti question. The right ol Congress to legislate over the
territories, to revise their legislation, to reverse it, to
amend the organic law, to repeal their acts, and punish
otlences in their territories, has been asserted from the
foundation of the government to the present day. He
preferred that the government should buy out the pos
sessions of the Mormons, and thus get rid of them.
Mr. Noel opposed the bill for the raison that Congress
ought uot to interfere in the manner proposed while the
organic act exists, and by which the power to make lo
cal laws is delegated to the Legislative Assembly, There
has already been spent twenty millions of dollars to pre
serve peace iu Utah. If this bill piss, it would be better
to make an appropriation of liftv millions to increase
our army, for the trouMe will be renewed. There was
no necessity for pas-iug a direct law, which would be
impracticable. I.e* the power of the people of Utah to
legislate be withdrawn and transferred to some other le
gal body, which will not exercise it so as to disgust the
moral sense of the community
Mr. Dim spoke in farm of the bill and ag bnst the va
rious amendments oflVrei to it.
Mr. Farnsworth bavin; asked a question of Mr. Clark,
of Missouri, who answ*red it, quoted the remarks of
John Wesley, that “slavtrv is the source of all villainies ”
Mr. Jenkins asked Mr. Farnsworth whether he beheicd
so.
Mr. Farnsworth replied that lie was somewhat of the
opinion til Mr. Wesley.
Mr. Jenkins.—Then von leclare a lie.
Mr. Farnsworth —1 am tut in the hs.tdt of descending
to cesspools to throw dirt vith blackguards. | Sensation, j
Mr. Jenkins, (in his seat)—1 can’t receive the insult.
Mr. Vullatidigham oppo-«l the bill, because it propos-d
to reverse the whole policy of the government. He
warned the slave protectionists of the South to be care
ful how they act in this mutter, for there was but one
step more to be taken to attest the slave interest.
Mr. Thayer, of Mass., opposed the hill as not calcula
ted te effect the purpose designed. He believed the so
lution of this question easy and peaceful. He was hap
py in the belief that the goVi mines of Hike’s Peake anti
the siver mines ol Nevada would solve the question.—
He therefore pto[>osed th»t Utah Territory be divided be
tween the two.
Mr. Keitt matte a speed against the bill, on the ground
of its unconstitutionality. Congress could not pass an
act of a penal character to extend into the organized
Territories. He wanted, besides, to be satisfied that po
lygamy exists in Utah.
Several gentlemen sail there was no doubt of the fact;
but thus did not satisfy kr. Keitt. He had not conclud
ed when he gave way f<r an adjournment, which pre
vailed.
THE VIRGINIA STABLE—BETTING AT NEW
JKLEANS.
We have beautiful wotther just now—clear and spring
like. Yesterday, through the politeness of Messrs. Doa
wdl, I made a very plrasent visit to the Yircinia Stables,
located at the olu ('oitne,three miles from the city, where
1 had the pleasure of swing Planet “ breeze ” a mile and
a half. When in rnotitu, he is the Iruf *• poetry of mo
tion." We looked at at the horses in their boxes. Planet
is as fine as silk, and Finny Washington, though a little
still', from her rheumati'm, u' mornings, looks as if she
had many a last mile bvttled up for future use. Stripped
liner nMI .1.., tell... mid .
the exquisitely-formed thorough-hied in this country.—
She is symmetry itself, ind her long, low, fox-llko leap is
one of the xoinninamt .Tails that ever lady-horse possess
ed. She is amiable, to#, as beseems her sex ; kindly as
a latnb. Exchequer is evidently improvin'.', and is a hoise
of remarkable form and superb limbs. Hi# owners, how
ever, do not expect hlrt to "come round right" this cam
paign. lie will probably run at the Metairie, but the Mes
srs. Doswell will hardly back him. ^till, I believe he will
win in the stake.
We already hear of mneh excitement "nd helping in
New Orleans. Col. Keuner's entry m the (two mile* Cres
cent Stake, lias the t ail at two to one. Jt is likely that
the field will he backed, against the Doswell entry, at
about four or live to one. If so, linten !—Monlaomtrx/
(Ala.) Mail.
SAD TRACEDY.
f From the XanhxnVt Daily Xtxrt of Saturday.]
Yesterday, ahout IT o’clock, J'. M , Pinkney P. Tre
wett, Esq., a young lawyer of Sparta, Tenn., called for u
room at the Commercial Hotel, in this city, and desired
the clerk, Mr. Turner, to procure him a physician, si t
ting that he had once hat1, a congestive chill, and thought
he was 'about to have another. Dr. Henry Carow, one
of our most skillful physicians, whose office is immediate
lv opposite the Commercial Hotel, was sent for, ami Mr.
Turner conducted him t# Trewett’s room, in the third
story, and announced bin. About the time Mr. Turner
had’reached the bar-roon, he was informed that some
ouc was shooting up stairs, and rati up to enquire iiito
the matter, tin his way,he met Mr. Trewo't descending
with a pistol in his hand. Seizing him, be disarmed him,
remaikiug "you might kOl some one." TotbisTrcwett
replied, "I have already killed one.” Proceeding to the
room occupied by Trewct, Mr. Jurnpr found Dr. Carow
seated in liL chair, shot through the head from behind.
His po-itiou suggested that he was iu t e act of writing
a presciiptiqn, or preparing to do so, wlieu he was shot.
He was dead, or pearly s«, when the room was entered.
No reason, on which we can rely, has been assigned
for the deed.
Qi'kkn Victoria’s Crows.—T ie crown worn by the
Queen of (ireat Hiitain, at the (pining if Parliament, is
composed of hoops of silver, which are completely cov
ered ai d concealed bv precious stmes, having a Maltese
cross of di imond# on the top of it. In tl e centre of this
cross is Hjiiiagnificeiit sapphire. Iu front of the crown,
above the riin, is another Maltese cross, in the middle of
which ia the large uapolislcl ruby which once
graced the coronet of the chivalrous Ulmk Prince, and
underneath this, in the circle rim, is another immense
sapphire. Tue arches enclose acipof dup purple, or
lather blue velvet, and tie rim of the crown, at its base,
is clustered with brilliants, and or lamented with jteur
iD Hi and Maltese cresses eu'iallv rich. Thete are mailv
o her precious gems—emeralds and rubies, sapphires and
small clusters of drop pearls of great price. The crown
is altogether valued at orcr half a million of dollars. In
deed, wete it poisibie to re-collect and again bring to
gether sudi previous stones, this estimate would fall
much below their intrinsic value. The old crown of Eng
land, made for t»*orge HI., weighed upward# of seven
pouudi, b‘ t, not*ith#tanding this gorgeou# display of
jewelry, Independent of gold cap, the present crown only
weighs nineteen ounces uod ten pirun * eights. It mea
sures seven inches in height from the gold cirole to the
upper cross, and its diameter at the tiut ia five inches.
BA I.Tinoiti: MX It IIOSI*ITA I..
DR. JOHNSTON,
fTCHE FOUNDER of this celebrated Institution, offers thermit err
j JL tsln, speedy und only effectual remedy in the world for
SECRET DISEASES,
Oonorrliow, Gleets, Strictures, Semins! Wealpr-«, p*|n In the
Loins, Constitutional deldllty, Impotency, Vestures of the Back
and Limits, Affections (>f the Kidneys, Palpitation of the Heart,
Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritability, Diseases of the Head, Throat,
Nose or Skin; and all those serious and melancholy disorders aris
ing from the destructive hnblts of youth, which destroy both body
I and mind. Those secret ami solitary practices are more fatal to
i their victims than the song of the Syrens to the mariners of Clys
; *c>, blighting their most brilliant hopes or anticipations, rcoJerlng
1 marriage, Ac., impossible.
YOUNG MEN,
especially, who have become the victims nf Solitary Vice, that
| dreadful ami destructive habit which annually sweeps to an un
| timely grave thousands of young men of the most exalted talents
| and brilliant Intellect, who might otherwise have entranced listen
lug Senates with the thunders of eloquence, or waked to ecatacy the
living lyre, may call with full confidence.
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young Men roulemplatlng Marriage, being
aware of Physical Weakness, Organic Debility, Deformiliew, Ac.,
should Immediately consult Dr. Juhuston, and be restored to per
fect health.
lie who places himself under the care of Dr. Johnston may reli
giously confide In his honor as s gentleman, and confidently rely
upon his skill as a physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and full vigor restored.
This disease is the penalty most frequently paid by those who
have become the victims of improper Indulgences. Young persons
are too apt to commit excesses from not itei tg aware nf Hie dread
ful consequence* that may ensue. Now, who that understands the
subject will pretend to deny that the power of Procreation Is lost
sooner by those falling into improper habits than by the prudent.
Besides being deprived the pleasure of healthy offspring, the most
serious and destructive symptoms to both body arid mind arise.—
The system becomes deranged, the physical and mental powers
weakened, nervous debility, dyspepsia, palpitation of the heart, in
digestion, a wasting of the frame, cough, symptoms of c-nsump*
tion.J etc.
Dr. JOHNSTON Is the only regular Physician advertising to cure
Private Complaints. Ills remedies and treatment are entirely un
known to Olliers. Prepared from a life spent in the great Hospitals
of Europe and the first In this country, via; England, Erauce, thr
Blrckley nf Philadelphia, Ac., and a more extensive practice than
any oOier Physician in the world. His in my wonderful cures and
most important Surgical operations are a sufficient guarantee to
the alllcted. Those who wish to be speedily and effectually re
ieved, should shun the numerous trilling impostors, who only ruin
their health, ami apply to him.
Orncs—No. I SOUTH FREDERICK STREET, left hand side going
from Baltimore street, seven doors from the corner,
BT Be particular la observing the name and number, or you
! will mistakf thr place.
tsr TAKE NOTICE.—Observe the name on the door and win
dows.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHAROE, IN FROM ONE TO
TWO DAYS.
no mcRcvR y or s.uhkocs drco vskd.
DIL JOHNSTON,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, graduate frtm
' one of the most eminent Colleges of the United States, and the
I greater part of whose life has been spent in the Hospitals of Lon
! don, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, lias effected some of the
most astonishing euies that was ever known. Many troubled with
■ ringing In the ears und head when asleep, great nervousness, be
i Ing alarmed at sudden sounds, and bashfalness, with derangement
t oi mind, were cured Immediately.
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
When the misguided and Imprudent votary nf pleasure finds he
I has Imbibed the seeds of tills painful disease. It too often happens
ttiat an Ill-timed sense of shame, or dread of discovery, deters him
' from applying to those who, from education and respectability, can
alone befriend him, delaying till the constitutional symptoms of
I this horrid disease make their appearance, such as ulcerated sore
throat, diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the head and limbs, dim
ness of siglit, deafness, nodes on the shin bones and arms, blotches
! on the head, face and extremities, progressing with frightful rapidi
1 ty, till at last the palate of the mouth or the hones of the nose fall
I and Che victim of this awful disease becomes a horrid object of
mmlseratlon, till death puts a period to his dreadful sufferings, by
■ending him to
“That bourne from whence no traveller returns.”
It Is s melancholy fact that thousands fall victims to this dread
ful complaint, owing to the unsklllfulnets of ignorant pretenders,
who, by the use of that dreadful poison, mercury, ruin the consti
tution, and cither send the unfortunate suffererto an untimely grave,
or else make the residue of his life miserable.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Dr. 3. addresses all those who hare Injured themselves by pri
vate and improper Indulgenclea.
These are some of the sad and melancholy effects produced by
early habits of youth, vis : Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Pain
In the Head, Dimness of sight, Lossof Muscular Power, Palpitation
of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Neivous Irratablllly, Derangement of the
Digestive functions, General Debility, Symptoms of Consumption,
Ac.
MENTALLY,
The fearful cfr* on the nur.d ai c much to be dreaded; Lom of Me
mory, Confusion of Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evil Forebodings
Aversion to Society. Self Distrust, Love of Solitude, Timidity, Ac.
are some of the evil* produced.
Thousands of persons of all ages can now judge whst isthecaus
of their declining health. Losing their vigor, becoming weak, pale
emaciated, have a singular appearance about the eyes, cough and
symptoms of consumption.
DR. JOHNSTON S INVIGORATING REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS.
By this great and important remedy, weakness of the organs are
speediH cured, and full vigor restored. Thousand.' of the most ner
vous and debilitated, who had l«**t a'.l hope, have been immediately
relieved. AU Iiupc linenU to Marriage, I'hvHcal or Mental disquai*
Ideation, Nervous Irritations, Tremblings and Weakness, or el
haustiou of the most fearful kind, speedily cured by Dr. Johnston.
YOUNG MEN
who have Injured themselves by a certain practice Indulged Id
when alone—a habit frequently learned from evil componiom or
at school, the effects of which are nightly felt, even when asleep,
and if not cured, renders marriage impossible, and destroys both
mind an l body, ih mid apply Immediately.
What a pity that » young man, the hope of Ids country, and the
'tailing of hi* par*..»M, should be -4 fro.« «ll p. i/apnia «uu
* njoyiaent* of life, t.\ the c©nsequ»*nr*f of deviating from the pat!
of nature, arid ind ilgiug in a certain secret habit. Such persons,
before contemplating
MARRIAGE,
should reflect that % sound mind tnd body are tl e most necessary
requisitesU pr a its Hina itlbapphiM. in t-.-d, without these,
the journey through lif»* becomes a % try pilgrimage; the prospect
hourly darkens !<» the view; the mind beconict shadowed with dis
pair and tilled with the melancholy reflectlno that the happiness of
another becomes blighted with our own.
OFFICE NO. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
It*I TIUoBB. MO.
|All SURGICAL OPERATIONS performed
N. B. Let no false Micacy prevent you, bat apply immediately,
I cither personally or by letter.
I nr SKIN D1SE.1SES specllly cured.
The rainy thousands cured at Oils Institute within the last twelve
yearn, and «he numerous and Important Surgical operations per*
formed by Dr. J., witnessed by the icportcrs of the papers, and
many other persons, notices of which have appeared again and
again before the public, besides his standing »s a gentleman of
character and responsibility, Is a sufficient guarantee to the aflllctedj
EVERY LADY IV AYERI4 i,
WHO VALVES COMFORT, HEALTH AND ELEGANCE,
hIioiiIO lifIVi* one of
THOMSONS CQRRUGAl ED SKIRTS
FOUR THOUSAND SKIRTS I'EH DAV!
Requiring Four Separate Factorie*,
and (lie labor of onn Ihoiiaand liiimla
are re ,ulred by the demand for
THOMSON’S SKIRTS.
feft—Srneow
CHICKERING PIANOS^
ANEW and full supply of the*e iplendld Inatru
menu have been received.
In a Idltion to the beautiful Uolt de Noll, the Clr BSPySptW
euUr Act! w the Boa-1 I f J |l
dolr, a beautiful Instrument of an upright form.
The Chlckering* have received S» Brat prixe medalx, all over re
nowned competitor! and from first rank Institution* and falra of
America and of Europe. They have mauufartuied aud sold more
Piano* than any factory In the world.
Fr m the Chickerlri** have emanated the belt and moil perma
nent Improvement, that have brought the Plano to lu present per
faction; and by the great capital they have Invested iu manufac
turing convenient..*, they call »ell fully fifty percent, cheaper than
anv other factory. None of their InslriimcnU leave the wareroom
without having been fully liutpeeled by the licit artist..
A* thl. factory ha» ucvu more than one agency In a city, In
Richmond tl.e*e Instrument, can only be sold by the *ubicrlber.
The factory warranU all Plano* we »ell. Order* promptly at
tended to.
ton * Brother's. No. 1J9 Mail.street,
mutj NATH’L CARl'SI, Bole Agent.
C1LA It ET W I N ES.-»V have just received an invoice of
I Hsi ion J Ouestler's Claret Wine*, which are acknowledged lo
lie the boat ami purest Wines brought to this country. Included In
our assortment will be foun I Ht. Jullen. BG.Hley, Chateau Hey
ehevelle, Chateau l.angoa, Chateau Leoville, Chateau Larose, Cha
teau Margaux, Chateau latiitie. Chateau de Beaumont. All of the
vintage of I >51. For tale attlie lowest price*, by
L MI1.I.RR,
mil ‘16 Cor Peart and Cary eta.
-'-mic*---. CoruB*, Coum, lloAfctaawa and Ixplurau, Js
kiT* rmx, SuRXXK-ig. or »nr sffectlap of the Throat
CUKK|>, Uic llAdiimi Cough, lu Cuthtctsmoa,
Hansumrts, Whooping Cui ua, A-tiixa, Catai kb,
HK1.1KVKD by BROWN’S BRONCHIAL TKOCH
ESS, or Coruti Ltiatoii.ns.
•• A simple and etegeint ecmhlnatian for
Corotie, Ac." Dr. G. P. Biuklow, Boston.
" 1 recommend their use lo Public Spaas wo- .’’
Kxv. K. U. Ciurix, New York.
" Most salute try relief in Baoxcitms.”
Rev. S. SworBtxn, Morristown, Ohio.
"Beneficial icKen compelled to speed- s-iffsring fnm Cold "
Rev. 8. J. P. Abdkbsox, St. Louis.
m Effectual to mooring A-truMM anet frriteition if the
Throat, see common with .-pfasvrv and Sum tag.”
Prof. M. STACY JOHNSON, LaGrange. Oa.
Teacher of Music,Southern female Ool egf.
Greet t.eneftt when taken hejure and eifterjireae-h ng, iis they
prerent //■■arsrneees. From their past effect, 1 think they will be
ef permanent adcantage to me."
Rkv. E. Rowlxt, A. M.,
President Athens College, Tennessee.
Sold by all Druggists, at 'In cents per box.
Alto, BaowxV I.iXATivgTaocttKp, or e’atheirtie- Isaeti( es.fnr Ih/s
pepeiet, Indigestion, Constipation, Headache, Bilienu Affection,
Ac.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by
n /f 1 dAwtim FISHER A WUU18V.
WEBSTER’S,
UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY.
\EW PICTORIAL EDITION.
9,000 to 10,000 NEW WORDS in the
Vocabulary.
Table of SYNONYMS by Proi. Goodrich.
With other new features. Together with all the matter of
previous editions. In one Tolumcof 1760 pages.
“The eighty pages of Illustrations, comparable 1 n One
ness to bank notes, arc worth the price of the book."—
(’A. Herald.
Price $6 60- Sold by all Bookseller*.
«. A- C. MEUHI AM, Springfield,* Maas,
r>fc»—d Awl m _
r at BBL8. No. 1 KYK FLOOR
e) t i fid bushel* prime 0. Heed
Mhi bushels Black Pea-. In new bags, and In fine order, o.i
consignment, for tale by
j raldll _ W. H. PLEASANTS.
o/W\ BUSHELS DAM ILEU BLACK PEAS, In
m ' r\J bagi, a clu ap feed lor stock, and will be sold very low.
mhM —1 w W. II PI.HA81NTH, ldtb »t
Bread ri«kh«i
BrtadBlsersI!
Bread Riser*! U
Por *Ve a* KEE3EE A PARR’S P tUry,
Cor 12th and C»iy »H.
*"ssr
II. P. A W. C. TAYLOR,
Importer* *ii<1 Manufacturer* of
PERFTMERY ASD TOILET SOAPS,
011 N. Ninth Mire,'l,
PH I LADKLPHI A, PA.
1 To be had at theprlnrlpal Drag Sure* in Rlhmnnd. mhJt- dm
JACOB REED,
MANUFACTURER Of
MILITARY CLOTHING,
Ni E. Cor. «erond and Mprnre MU.,
PHILADELPHIA.
MINTARV CLOTHS FOR SALE.
| ja81-«m
FRANCIS IK >QU ET.
(HurceMor to J. T. IUmm rr )
M A V tTFACTP RE K OF
| DESKSANIH AIilM-rm RNITLRE,
NO. SOI fU THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA.
] OFFICE,
BANK,
aan SCHOOL FI RNITCRK,
EXTENSION TABLES,
BOOK CASES,
mMO-Saa WARDROBES, Sr.
WILSON tV MA.RTER,
importers or
WATCH KS,
MARTFAfTTRER.S OF
HOLD I*ENS,
ji:mi:lky. At .,
N. K. CORNER MARKET AND THIRD STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
mh&—!!m _
F. A. MARSHALL,
XI
Hai^o N'ONSXTCI I.
PIER HI,
Nortli Klvor, N. V.
t’MIt.K IS
I BALE HAY', STRAW, OATS, FEED, ONIONS, POTATOES, and
all kin. a of Cminlry Produce, lor City Trade nr Shipping. Or J>-r.<
for the Southern market attended to without charge of C»mui!w!on
or Brokerage. mhl*—Sri
FOR \V A KDIML HI MIN I’SM.
fllllF. JAMES RIVER AND KAXAUHA CO, WLv .r.T. tit.
I haring ac. . .I t to the proportion of the iwiBPB*;*?
| .south Side Railroad Com .any to advance the -ate. on troth rout.-.,
I t am compelled to advance my rate,. lam, hawever, by that ar
I rangemnnt, rnahled to put gone, through
20 to 2.> Per Cent, flieuper
than the South Side Railroad, provided that Company adhere* to
the .tlpulation agreed upon ; and on . >me article, the difference Is
much greater.
wri have determined to put the charges at the VERY LOW
EST POINT on every article, and the merchant.of l.ynohburg and
'.he West will Dud It greatly to their advantage to ahip via Rich
■ I. A. S. LwK,
Forwarding and Commlaalon Merchant,
On the D-ck,
mhlrt Richm.ind. Virginia.
IiMOl K.ttiK llb'il HAM FttTI R 8.
2i The undersigned manufactures and keeps constantly on hand
at the Richmond Iron and Steel Work*, a large and fine aaaort
ment of
Refined and common IRON, consisting of all alzca, Bar, Band,
Hoop aud Scroll Iron.
Tire lion. Ovals and Half-Rounds.
Horse and Mule Shoe Iron, Konnds and Squares.
Lightning Rods round and square.
Agricultural Drum Teeth Nut Iron.
Tobacco Mill Tapered and Plate Iron.
In short, every description of IRON that may be ordered
Also, Railroad Frog 'TEEL, Steel Coach, Buggy and Sulky TIRES
tnd Quarry Half-Round Steel. JAS. HUNTER,
felO—3m» Richmond, Va.
;*r All sites of PUNCHED WASHERS on hand or made to or
der.
WEhUIM. AND HILLING IKIES.—II e hare just
received, of direct importation,
E! veil's Weeding Hoes all sizes, from $1 to 6
Ktwell's Hilling Hon, all sizes, from $1 to
Resides other superior makes, of both Weeding and Hilling, which
<re oiler la quantities to suit pun-haters, and at lowest prices.
W. S. * G. DONNAN,
New Iron Front Block,
Governor Street,
rah?9 Importers of Hardware.
/ t LA NO AND PIIOKPHATK OF LI.TIU
\¥ Reese's Manipulated Guano
Robinson's roper phosphate of Lime. For sale by
HUNT A JAMES.
» / VA HULL UNTIL A FLOI’H
• It Mr 4<oi ihi. superior Eamily do various brands. For sale by
Dhsi hunt * James
lito. O. LOWNICS vws
LOU.NES A. COOK’S
Foundry and Manufactory,
biort? rater, mui hair, liamowD, Tiionii.
HAVING mad# line addition to our ahnp, to salt the P^uthmi
trad**, »•* will tell at th# Northern price* of IHW. We have
»ver 100 different doign* of 1‘U.d and Oruamrntal ICalllnir,
V«-»mnd«•», lltilt'oitl ft, "Porch FlerrBa Window
Giih rdft, Ac , Ac., Vault an«i Cellar Door*, Iron Hash, hhattera.
4a*I general BUckimithlng and finULing done with nealnett and
despatch.
Cemetery Hading for the country, made so as to he put up
hy an ordinary mechanic. Ja&V—tf
BiiBRRT V. JOHVSToy, TH *11 AH N. WHITlXO,
of Louisa Co., Va., of HnnoyerCo., Va.
JOII ASTON X WIIITINU.
Grui i r. HiiJ t'ommlwalon dlenhiuli,
Corner -tth and Broad Streets,
Kichuonp, Va.,
Keep constantly on hanil a well selected stock of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, Ac., Ac.,
ja2-> And attend to the sales of all kind of Country Produre.
FU It*! FITL*: FI lf*:-I Will pay the highest HP
ket Table for the following furs—
Wild Cat Skins
Otter do
Mink do
Coon do
Muskrat do
Pox do
Bear do
MB JOHN THOMPSON, ST Main street.
LMIK KKNT-One Tenement on north side Basin Bank, ad
T Joining the office of Messrs. Gooch A Echols. Apply to
oed—dts WARWICK A BARKSDALE.
Kl.yi OKU X FOKTER,
CnViiuot Manufaoturers,
At tlsrlr Old N|isud,
CORNER UTU AND FRANKLIN 8T8.,
It u illlloild, Va.,
WOULD Invite the attention of all lu want
to our large stock of I
Furultiirr,
from the finest Rosewood, Mrhogony and Wal- I
taye Situ, Cliali s of all kinds; Beds, Mattrasses, with every thing lb
the Cabinet line which we are idling at a very imall profit.
I'NDKKTAKINO
In all In branches attended to at all liotus.
mat mafa'n wi*
T A DIES’ VIOKOn O UtltlTN, Thick fcles, with arid
J without Heeis, very One and superior, at
deft WM. WAI-SH'S.
IKtiU. ADiE A GUAY, I..
DINT1LL£MS AND MAMJFAUTCBEKS
or
riHPIIINE AND UI RNINfi FLI II).
also narLSRH Ik
ALCOHOL, Sl'TS TURPENTINE, KEROSINE and LINSEED OILS.
All of which they offer to the trade at the loweat market rates,
fortirtM jy9 1ST Main Street
C1AHFKTING.—Just renelyed a freah supply of those fine
I TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS, st »1 per yard. These
with other freah supplies, make a complete assortment, which, al)
in want will do well to examine. WM. A. WALTERS,
nr 24 No. MO Main at nor. l?th.
OD *J CASKS IILACUKKRY, CHFKKY and
OV) UINDEH IsKANDY, In sire and for sale by
_M. .TON l-S.
1e/i IIAGN 4 OFFEF. Mocha, Java and Rio, for sale by
i)U WM M AI.I.AC I SONS. mhfl
Oib4 b ROXKSCANDLKA ; Adamantine and i - w for
OyU tale by WM. WALLACE SONS
W WALLACE’ f4 PITRE .MOUNTAIN I)F.W
. WHISKEY, for sale hr WM WALLACE SONS mh.'l
4i) CASKS VNl BlA LK OU1CK.—For sale i.t..
o v.-*c
mhU-hn_ JOHNSTON. TRTTKIIART A VAUGHAN
o'er l-fcAsiis port win E, lor I ait by
ao M. JONES.
W" H INK Y.—Superior Western Old WMRlpOoM Matal and
Be sore brands, for sale by
I rabil—tit I. A O B. DAVENPORT.
I Al k IIMLS. NEW ORI.FANS AND MAT AN
I III) SAS MOI.AS.OJt. for sale by M. JONES.
(( ■ )OSE 'DALE” CKMENT.—VII bids, hwi nualty,
IV for sale by __ I AO. B. DAVENPORT
e/l BILL BB PINKS BUG A K. Crashed. Cut. Loaf
t>U and Powdered. Ibr aale by WM Wallace sons mh?i
,)p KUl.s. A . it ltd K.COFFEESIGAK. f rsaleby
WM. WALLACE HONS. tnhifl
VXl'. THOMAS A' CO. *8 celebrated Boyar cured can
. ' 1 r < i" by I ,t O. Ii Hat IMPORT.
■te TI H’ III TI I It for sale, to arrive by steamer
/i) Jametlown. WM. WALLACE SONS in* n
■ JIG METAL.—No I Etna Ply Me al, suitable lor Foundry
I purposes, In store, and for sale by
ml: i BafELDB A P0MFRVTLL8.
KVHIIF.—Mi bhl» Sugar lluuse, lor sale by
mil*' I.EWIe VVt'BII A JOHN O. WADR
VEW ail K. »’II erces prime new Rice, In store, snd for
IN sale by SEI.HEN A MILLER,
inhid Cor. Pearl and Cary its.
TJKIMK WESTERN SI DEM, Bhoulders, Hamt 3
I Joles, just received, aud for sale t.y
m|,2t WOMIlLE A CLAIBORNE.
TSHFESK. BO boxes prime Cheese, lor sale by
| ) mh2S F„ H. BRISKER A CO
1 /WHI MIN SELECT ANGELICA HOOT
XlyU'/ fit) bays Allspice
IS bales Cloves
ms) mate Cinnamon, for sale by DOVE A CO,
ir.I.'JT Wholesale Hrnvyltl.
NO. J SMALL MACKEREL.— 2io bbit. JU,t mgy
ed, In prime order, for sale by
mh»n_8HB1LD8 \ BOMERVTI.LF..
1,’LO SIR POTS !
Plott er Folk I I
Plow* r Pols 1 | |
Of* | slats, for 1*1.' ft KEF.8BK « PAHR’8 PoUery,
. Cor. 12tfc and Cary iti.
I M ASS E u\s
FIVE VISITS
ICE CREAM FREEZERS,
As I in |>r»veil for 1859.
Wien 8t»«rro lao* Cntgiri tvn Bimou*—Ttustn.
The "id/Freeigr kwown which U coMUnrlrf w mw IrlnUli
principles.
: The * henpe»l, lint, anj m<»t F. ooouucal. requiring leaa ka
, and |es. labor than any other, bring at the same tune thr m«<i du
rable In Structure, and moat certain In It* oprral'om.
Sole Agent fur the United Mate*,
K. KtrcilAM, A CO , Manufacturer* of Japanned
and Planished Tin Ware.
felt-ddra_289 Prnrl alrrrl. New York.
VV A NT Ml).
"I A Ann n ^T«#%1 rRD at the Rirfimnotl Trunk Fa -tory, C*
lU^UwU Msln Street, just ibore Ur Ft CW1«* Hot;,
where they can buy any flyle uf trunk they wish, fr*a th* pa k
nf trur k up to the b**«t Iron frame woli«l .ole leather trvtik. lieu
frame e »li«J *oie katfirr \ aiiae- «up»rf«»r *»rp#t baf«, all mad^li
! the heft manner an<! warranted, and told at prlre* »• low an tkrf
ran i»e hourht In the Northern - Hiei. Trunk* repaired and cater*
m««le a' the »hort*at notice. Country mer<’hanta are Invited to ra*
1 amine i iv ato< k of Truukf and learn my prlcea.
JAMB KNOTTS
I860. SPRING. L80G
Attractin' Stock of New (.ousts now opt ulo* at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
AT
J. iHILLIIISEK A HltOTIIEKB,
I!*:j Broad St., Richmond, Va.
At unprecedented low price. forcash ..r prompt p..1ng cue* .m--*,
on the u.ual time *1 rati prlcea.
Our stock comprises In p.rt rsccllent bargains In tit,- Mn.srWg
good*, to which we rt.pccltully call the attention of the porchaaL.e
.otiunM-dly A call and raamlnatlon of good, and pi ten I* oat*
necessary to In.urr a*lc. to the meat economical buyer..
l>RE.Sf< <10008 DEPARTMEM
Bilks of newest dt-slgn* In any '|U*ntl", from M rent* to per
yard The best blark dollar HUk In thr elly,
BKKKtE.4,
GRENADINE*,
TligUIS,
ORli IN01 Ed,
PRINTED FOULARD?,
BEKKGE ANlll.AlHF,
FRENCH JACONFTT8,
RRII.LI ANT.4,
I.AWNA, •* J
1 TRA VEI.MNO HOOPS, hy the yard, and ROBES I,-., than
25 per cent, on Soat of Importation.
LINEN I100D8.
1 .1 piece, of Purr Ir tb l.lnen, at cenla per pi'J,
I • " " « |J •• •*
ltd •• •• •• «g) •• ••
1. urn Rotnmi of all grade very cheap.
I nn-u Hheetlng, Pdlu* Morn, Table Dan. t*k, Napkin*,
and Tnwd. Ladies ami i.rntlrmrns Lima Cambric Hdkft., vrt»
! cheap, l.lnen DtlUr, Hu -kabork, t.'raih and Ihrd lye Pisucj.
WHITE GOODS.
| Cambrl ., J.iconnetts, 8w liars, Che> ks. Stripe*. Brilliant*, Tsrlt m,
Crape*, by the pie. e or vard.
domestic fabrics.
j Ilte . ,hrd and IPewo Whirling and Sheeting of celel,rated make*.
.Itch a» New Vork Mill*, I. ndale, Wr m*ulla. Call* Mill*, *t> I
other*, hy the piece or yard, with a full stock ol suchgo..*. a. be
I long to tide department— generally.
LADIES WRAPPINGS F0!! HPRINO AND BUMMER.
ffhl French Lace Point*.
tfe) Lace Mantle* nf varlou* stairs.
burrow.4, mandarines, piooolomindc
and all the nrtreat *tyle* out, alao a large stork of Nr* Sr ring
SHAWL4, exceedingly cheap.
KMIIR'-IDFRIKS.
In thi. departmenl we can »h -w the largest and cheapest a*
aortroent of the bind In the rily, without egce,dlon, comprising
everything coming under this head, to. numt-rou* to mrxnlon
W,-, however, call the attention of the Ladies, to the stock of near
Cambric Band*, which are very deferable
IIO.'TERY DEPARTMENT
Ladies. Mine*, Cients. And U. vs liup and half Ho#e of all kind*
ami ail price*, very low by the ijrjen or pair.
Para*' Is and Ladles Sun Umbrella* In good variety an lehr* .
BONNET RIBBONS
at uaualiy unrivalled low prices.
Merchants from the city ntr country, who are making thrlr sc
lection In Ibis market, would consult their Inlerewt by Rising o. r
■lock an examination, as on many goods they ran save'2N pere«a'..
In purchasing from us. J. Ml LLHI4ER A BK*t**.,
EEi;c. tvi xPKno <<ooi)x.
PERKINS uV C<)..
Wholesale ;m<l Itcl.-til C'n*li n<;il<te,
N 0. Ill K A <J I, E S tv I’ A It K
\RK now receiving, ami In a frw day a will hare Is •tore, a Urge
styles nr FOREIGN
and DOMf’PTIC DRY GOODS, to wHch they invite the attention
of ca-h and abort time buyer*.
Their good* areiuarked at very low prices, to attract r’.iV. l\a
tonun.
Now Open
Began! Drea* Silks and Silk Unt>.s
Beautiful Rereyes ard Organdies
Berege and Organdy Rob.
Gratia.line and Her ,-e Anglai* Rnliea
llereg- Anglais It sslbu.* and \ ..mi «•
Gray Poplars
Andagr.ri variety of go.uls t.r Plrret and Travelling Dr. a»ex
The aliote gnods Here purchased ..til,* large Au, Uoi. BaJ a In
Sew York, the past we. k, iud will be ithl low : than e»ec a >n
before
French Ja.-onnektk and Brll'lanu
Foulard sliliia. very cheap
KmbriUileriea and Lace*
Biel. Fr ench lure Mantles
Hlack silk and mourning MaoUee
liuatere andjuii. madam tn *.„h
Large Stock I I.AM AlfoN GOODS,
IRISH LINENS,
LINAS’ PHKETINGR,
Table damask napkins,
IRWILLING GINGHAMS,
FBI NT LAM NS,
GLOWS and IIOSIF.IIT,
of crery deacrlpHno.
PERKINS* CO., Ca*b More,
• I
SAMI EL M. PRM E a ro..
157 Muiii Mivcl.
A RF ..penlneth. m .rning, fur 11.. ■ auppll,. rd Nf W ANn FI
GANT GOODS, cunilst.iig • (
HacU imeSUk*. H* reg. s and Organdl-a,
Reauuful berege Anglai* Robes, nf the aery tat* St atyl-a.
Fl.vaitt H. .eg.* and Organdie Robes.
New sdk Mantlet,
French Lace Mantlet, nf the latest Oylea, and at the Jove•:
priees,
Dutteca In great variety, among which may he found
Full tnita, including Dress an t Mantle. Something entirely
new.
Hoop akitta, the latest novelty, and the heal of theaeason.
We will open In a few day*, (of which due notice will he giv
en) an assortment of REAL THREAD M AN I LI A and POINTS of
the very I a" eat Importation. u.hl9—vw
Im.o. XK W SI’Ii I Mi GOODS. IM).
A. K. PARK Ell CO.,
No. 113 Kajgle Ne|ti Are,
ARK now prepared to offer to their friends, and the public gene
rally a baa> ■ axo eei tapir. eT.atx uf
FRENCH All) ENGLISH DRV GOODS.
Oonelatlog. In part, of
Plain Black and Fancy Bilkx,
Rich n Ik, Grenadine and Berage Rolven,
french and EngIDh lireas Goods In every variety.
Silk and Lace Mantillas, Shawls,
Paris Embroideries ar.d Lace Goods,
Houiekeeping and PlanUtlou Gnods.
While 0 .0,la of every kind.
Mourning Goods nf every description,
Gloves, Hosiery, Ac
Together wlih many other aril, tea loo numerous to mention —
All of wh‘. h will he aold very cheap. tnMy
IOIIN i'.DHAFCRA 4 0,,
DRAPERS AND TAILORS.
EXCHANGE UriLIHAti,
1 till STHKKT, MKHHVNO, VA.
Would respectfully call xtlentlon to their new tty lea of
Sprint* and Sumraor Qoo.Js.
mh7
KHJiPlONI) MADE
\ irr'i/viiHmi.• 1 u/.liinci*.**
HAVING Completed uiy new machine shops ca Franklin Street,
*r..l Walnut Alley, the whole being in connection with my lu.
plement amt Heed Store, on Main Street, I now In rile parti. uU.
attention Irom the farmer* of Wrglni*. to my fx.-IUtlr* Jot —inf- .
luring every kind of Agricultural Machinery anil Implement
I shall pay especial attention to the manufacture of iiilfleii
ING MACHINES of th- best models, materials and w..rkraan,h: <■
My PORTA HI E HORSE POWER I-so arranged as to require
digging, or delay In starting, and has lecurrd the approval of ul
who have used them My PATENT STRAW CrTTtnS arc toO s-M
know n to deed coinmer datlnn.
As horet-.fr.re, I keep rout .nlly on hand, of iuy own make, ar. l
billy wairanted. Corn Shelter* for baud and horse power, Wheal
Pans, Cradles, Reapers, »Uy Presses, Cider Mills, Seed Brills Pl<,» >
Harroas, Hay K«k»* Gleaners, Cultivator*, Gum and Leather Ms’
chine Belting, Ac., Ac.
A*'” Re,. dr* of all kinds promptly attended to.
Agent for Bickford A Huffman'* Wheat and Guano Drills and
McCormick i Reaper and Mower.
H Ml H. M SMITH, No. u Main Sc
UOITHEHN LOCI HAJSI FACTORV.-fwenog
n Locks of every description ; Sliding floor Trimmings of the
best quality Alsi, Prison and Bank Leeks , Hinges and Bulla of
any height. Belli hung, with or without Tube*
Aid, KINDS OF REPAIRING DONE.
As I sell no work tut iny own mannfii ture, 1 am prepared to
Warrant It to give entire latlifbctlon to those who may tavor ms
with a call
WILLIAM READY,
220 Main Street, betwen etb and Itth.
fellV-ly , Ki.es. VI., Vk
KICHAKDSOh
IRISH LINENS,
DAMASKS DIAPERS, Ac.
CONSUMERS o'Rlchardaon'a Linens, and those desirous of ok
talnln/ the Genuine Goodf, should see that the art', lev they
purchase are aealot with the fuU name of the firm, J. N. RICHAKi*
80N, SONt A OWDEN’, as a guarantee of tire soundness aud dura
billty of th- gaods.
This caution Is rendered essentially necessary as Urge quantities
of Inferior and defective Linen* are pr. pared, season alter season,
and sealed wltli the name of RICHARDSON, by frtsh Houses, who,
regardless f the >r\iury thus Inflicted alike on the American cs,n
aumer and the manufactur r* of the genuine Goods, will not r..djly
abandon a business ao profitable, while purchaser* can be Imposed
on with Good* of a worthless character.
J DULLOCKE A CO
led— dly Agents. K Church Street, New York
W. D. four at am Jsa. a. vomeaiaa,
W. D. TO.TIPKIITS A IIKO.,
Commission Merchants,
FuR THE HALL UF
FLOUR, TMBACOO, ORAlN,kO..
(BASIN BANK,)
IflrkMAnW, Va,
Liberal Advance* male on Consignin'”.is In store. apl-ty
' SAMUEL AYRES Ac RON.
Committi'in ami forwarding Meahanu,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OFFER FOR BALE—O. 0. Maas Licorice, Olivo Oil, Adama*ate*
Candle*, Tobacco Flavoring, Bo* and other Nall* hootch an*
American ^Ilg Iron, Reese A Co.'s Manipulated OiJate, 01,vm
SRO. WATT A CO..
______ franklin. n**r Wall Atr^M
A(HEN«,i: ON LON DON WAITED by
«°hl.- KkNl. PAINV A CO
PIAKO FOKTEb.
THE DRMO’8 PATENT PIANO The b«*t Plano evtatlng” la
auitalneJ passage* the vocal effect of Mr. Drigg a patent U
wonderful it .an ring with a smooth <lellc*< * peruetjj uastlaln.
hie on any other Instrument.—,V }' 77'/"
Foe tale at P. B. TAYLOR'S kluetc Store,
fekl _ lM Mato Bkrecl.
MAN1HACTFBHD TOBACCO.-1 uM rack*,*
for fair b> I A 0, ». DiYLHfCi|1,

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