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eo-t : . >- Ms
trt He. rt-is Hosts, richly Ihustiated. coouirdng Instruc
ti .> . !-rawlug tit. an Painting, Anih|ue do., iiatvurk, llaar
, , an I In'act ; • all of th* el .-snt accomplishments of th* day.—
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ti sledged as one ol the best books for youth ever published. n*K.
Above for sale by all Booksellers, and sent by mall by the Pub
J. K. TILTON A COMPANY. Boston_
It I. H04 ED.
(A A A BAROAV N.JK , have t-mned to their New Store,
T, No at; »l kin street, aeven doors above their old stand.
V , • -eased their faciMtie* fordoing all kinds of
e -k in the .me. such aa putting up every description of Water
Pxto.-es, Hydrants, WaterClcaets, Baths,Boilers, Cooking Ranges,
P. ips, Hydraulic dams, Ac Putting up Portabl* Gas Works,
tv. up ' ulid.ncs with gas pipes and fixture*.
Alla ru of tin work, R.H.#ng,Ac,; heating buildings with hot
sir water or steam. They take this occasion to state that they
have the beat Hot Air furnace In thla or any other country, which
they will put up and warrant to give iatiafaell.n.
a i of p am and fancy tin ware, and Grates and
Binders always on hand. —II—^
i opt HIV ICKN111P MO TICK.
| HA VC this d »y as*.,dated with rne.lu the Ccuuuusioo, Grocery
I and L! ju.i business. W. L. Slater The host ness will be con
tacted in the uame of J. W. NIPB A CO. J- W. N1PR,
No. 3*1, Main Street.
f A -1 take this opportunity to return my sincere thanks to my
*es !.. f r t elr liberal share of patronage during the last hree
let. and solicit for the new concern their continued favors.
:ti J W NIPR.
mpTexdId stocil or
DRY GOODS
jvT COST FOR CASH.
. . r( AAl, Ri.RTri riP Nffwr AND FI.FGANT FANCY
^.>4 1,4 H *» * ANl> bTAPl.k DRV GtwtDB, st prime c<wt. for
l i. ,, to dose business on the 1st August
r>ur Stock Is Large and Complete In every department, particu
RICH DRTSB hlLKB.
tad every new Fabric and Design of Ladle* Dress Goods—Mamll
U» - , * i. and Dus'e'S Hvu« keeping Goods of every description.
L.-c- stock of PUntaHnn Goods— ktnhrol lerles, Laces and Ho
• - e* are selling off to psy our debts xnd close business no goods
. hsrsedL PRRRINB A OH,
HO 1*1 _
IITIOSMfcHl AM’ KLSfiAST Sl'WUBIf
3 K \\ U O O I> Si.
May 1st. 18**0.
rr H. I’KICE A CO., are maing large addition* to their
. vptcodtd •' k. fr-.m th. 4 "Scraf inn*trkltivH*, for Spring
»il An omer sales, la every departoi .1. Just opened and more
upecteJ h urty
Beauiihd Silk Po plain-, all • ■dura
Klrgent Anglais Kobe*, choice ground
S.lk Toltlnelts, endrely new
An th r lot beautiful Laaue, »>. one h .lr« ral
Urey Poulard*, the lest In uivrket
Hteck mourning Mlk* and Tadctas. very low
Lace and MuaLu Collars
Hoop Skirt*
1.1 .en and Cambric Travelling Setts, .»<•
1 Maalllla Department and Manufactory n now very IUI, In
-y mate lal, from the moet superb Lace to the moat moderate
* ms ; >u«lrrs. and if a .-ustomer , ann.it be suited from the stock,
' r« » h._- made to order, of any shape and quality, upon a few
twit nnilce.
T. R. PRICK ♦ CO.
KlIBEKT AHOCia IKCK A CO.,
\.e. Jill AND 203 N ATI! ST . PlttLA.,
WlK >IuKSALK 1 JRUOGISTS
Importer* ol Preach an 1 Kngttsh
WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS.
Vsnufscturers of PAINTS of every description,
fir attenu- r. I S. 1 vntas Mkaoistrrsls respectfully Invlte.l and
**>» patronage anlic.ted. _mhlb- Am
IBLBCX A MII.I-KB,
CORNER PEARL AND CAKV STREETS.
M rs the t.ne»t assortment of Old Wine* and Li
, . ' .v have ever had the pleasure of offering to their
‘■-a • »• e pubPY Include.tin th. r aaotWast will Pefoun-I
" '*.-.• •1 Cah utis Brandy, th* finest a'tl le ever imported
'•a Ty |iia-d, Dupoy A Oo ’» A O P. Brandy, and a
*■ >' variety of Inferior brands—
.'••'etry and Madeira Wmea of all grade*
Cl ampagne Wine* of the mo.t choice brand* Imported
liaret W nr* of all the grad -s scut out by Barton Guls
ter, ol Bordeaux, acknowledged to be the best Claret
•col to this country.
H. gundv Wine, Chamberttn brands
Ky A btsky, choice quality, nine years old
Did Grenada Rum
H«pand Gin
) Mi re oil. ec-ra fine, Baron Culster brand
Virginia and etira sugar eureJ Hams
OPlUoterumeat Java Coffee, warranted genuine.
Gun Powder Tea of tbe eery finest quality
Guinness' double eaira Dublin Stout, Adsopp s Ale
Lot ion Porter, quarts and pluts
Baker’* Bitters
A’ *rru, A laui antiue and Tallow Candle*.
°f » h We will sell at lb* lowest price*.
SklLDBN k MILLER.
Comer Pearl and Oary street*.
a kOHKHTS,Corner Cary and IStb81*.
w -Jrrl r »c.r following articles—
ISn tons No. 1 Peruvian Guano,
8* “ “ American “
8* “ “ Pine and Coarse BongfDuat,
bbla Superior Plour,
AS) ** fogtra Auperfinsbilo.,
1W “ Rye do.,
IW “ P ne do..
9U “ Cross Middling*. do.,
8*’ * ua G. C. Licorice Paste,
8* “CP. do. dm,
» “ H. R dm da.,
“•o .bs prime Gum Arabic,
** Angustura Toaqa* Pesos,
8w» “ “ p*r* do. do.,
I *’ boxev best brands OUvaoC,
i '■ bags Black Peas,
8t> “ Clover Swed,
8“ “ Prince Ed ward Island Oats,
* , 8 “ MwlatJ c. .
for th, Manhattan Oiil'.mpany. w* offer Mason a
1 40,1 other Oil. for sale, at th* Company a price*, and rea
“ f suttrii orders fur tbs same. _ _„
ROBINSON k BOBKHTP.
>'£**'* BUKAO THAIS ANB_PASTM1[
HIM, * *.-g* lot of lbs above good oa hanl
„„ T. R0RRRT8ON k SONB,
* Ha m MaU RWasfi.
Vl'*H FLkTKU ANOMUITANNI* UAjaU.
-, e .’*«T -f 0*#«o,s. r. rks, Spoons. Daub's Wall le* Pitch
a^’-w and Tea p..i*, * the plating of whioh w* warrant *f
TJ* ka*il»y. WM P BCTLKR k SON,
r * IS PeartskrvU _
n4, «N H A JRS.fiUfaf Cured Hams *1 sapariar qaatty,
*r' 7 JOHN N. GORDON k SO*.
W 1 111) I ki |i k I—We voter upon the Spring Seuon with
*» A . the largvwt, moet varied and eltgant
»»*••• k »t rise SPRING CLOTHING, for retail aalea, we hare ever
ah >wn, or to be found In the South. The aeiortiaent embrace*
the .-holer* styb-s of European an I American good*, all of which
have b. en gotten op by nurvlv-s In that peculiarly taaty and
durable manner, for which wur Clothing haa *o long been celebra
ked.
We ahall continue to offer every Inducement to purchaaera j
and hope to merit and receive even an lncreato of the very Urge
patronage bellowed upon a* for more than twenty vear* pa*t.
HS^New sty lea introtluced constantly, and all the novelties of
the season may be found at the old stand, lllf Main Street.
»l * N, BALDWIN A WILLIAM!
(JLOTHINl. : < JLC )TH1NG !!
At IIO MAIN STREET,
VNASlItONABLE in style,
r SUPERIOR IN MANl'PACTURE
with i|ualilie* of all grad.*, at price* to suit the demauds of the
Trade.
C ur aim ahall be to do a
First Class Trade.
W th facllitir* to purchaae the neweat Good* as thev come out ;
we will give our customers the advantage of the latest style* with
the choice of the market SHAKER, HA ICILY A CO.,
otatl |.ate Tnpman A Hull.
»PHIM. AND SI .q.YIEIt CLOTHING,
OF Oil OWN ADD HOME MANUFACTURE
OUR stock of Ready Made Clothing la complete, and wc ask the
attention of our customers and public In gemral, to call and
be c mvlnced who can sell th.* cheapest, and beat made Clothing
In this city. Our alnck la large, and we will continue to make up
during the Summer, ao at to be able to ke<p our stock in complete
ties*. We will, also, make Clothes to order, In the latest stylet,
and will warrant to fit or no sale.
A large ■.Inok of C olha, Caa»imer»a and Verting* on hand All
we ask La a call, and 1«> k for you*self, at K MORRIS A pO.,
ap'-M 100 Main Street
Kit II MONO ’I A ill: CLOTHING,
Increased Faeilites.
T1IIIC sul scribe r has been manufacturing Clothing in the
litjr t»f Richmond over twenty years, an«l has at this
time fr^iu To to lta» hand* in his employ meet, and will. In ll
the n- \t month or two. make large additions to that nutn
tier. Having taken the story over Ms ?W>re especially for miati*
faeturin/ purposes. he Is determined to make any article In the
clothing Unc that shall compare In every respect, with cloth ng
made la Northern cltki, and he asks the patronage of Ms U1
friends and the public generally, 'n vUw of the fact that he U giv
log employ men in oar n Idst to a la^ge number of mechanics and
W rthy fan ales, wl.|kt otberw M llftff for the necessaries of
hfe He has the h«-»t of cutters, and materials not to be surpitsa
ed by anv home In the country.
Maryland, Virginia, Car Minas and Oeorg*a Casslm-res and
Tweeds of all gr »Jes and colors. Strictly a Southern Manufactur
ing It ••use, as all »hall he satisfied by a personal inspection of not
•bat he Intends to do,but what be has been doing for Years pas*..
K. B JM'KSCK, Clothier and Tailor,
■kl Corn. Main and Hth su., Ilk\m<.nd, V:l
its*. rou lwuo.
PPRING CLOT KING, SUMMER CLOTHING
GOOD CLOTHING, CHEAP CLOTHING,
PIN: CLOTHING. DURABLE CLOTHING.
BO Vs CLOTHING, »nd NKuRO CLOTHING,
CALL AT
Simpson tSc, Miller’s.
II!) .Matin Strei t.
VTOr will find Clothing, of THK1R OW N MANUFACTURF, that
eauaot be surpassed »u any market. Wc will keep constantly
a : ‘ i I • hr .Morink *n l'Mn.iaer months a full at >ck of eve
■ Ou goods hart fe.n got
:»n up By *o w»»h e«;»e* ial reform* e to tl*** retail trade, and our
* is regards F11 STYLI tad WORKRARItllF
Auitur.ir* tsp* ri 'ii s In color, of ditferent pieces and «|u.vl tics, to fit
kl*. >* *. * Coats, F.ints, Vests **r Shirts made to order at *h rt no
tie*- Pi, AArt »• 1 vt- ill l , All 1VJ. mhttM SIMRmjN A MIIJ.KR
1959. NOTICE. 1959.
K. L). KEELING,
TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,
No. 126 TluIn Street.
joxt returned from N«w V .r*, ar;u is now prepared to ex
hlblt the most attra la that h< has ever h*J
iie pl**sure of offering to hip friends a id the public, consisting In
CLOTUS, CASSl.MtKLS AM) V£ST1.1flS9
>f the newest styles, which be wiii miL- to order In the most ap
proved manner. Fits warrant? 1 to please in all cases.
AL^O.
In st-.re and receiving, a choloe selection of gent's, youths' and
‘hildrvn's
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
of every grade and style.
OENTLEMKlfF FURNISHING GOOD*,
such as Shirts, Collars, Ties, Gloves, Socks and Drawers; Merino
ihir.s And Drawers, of good quality.
Bttf E. D. KEEUNQ, NoJlWMain street^
TO THE FI IILIC.—Ir. consequence of the unprece loot
ed ftuccess of "Our Model Stun, we have maue arrange
menu, (w* Ich waj heretofore Impossible, on account of the great
Jem.-in 1 In !iew York ) to aftftsy* have a large supply of this popu
ar Shirt on hand. In every variety of style and quality, so that
In*' sending orders will n sr have them foiled regularly and with
leap itch. A- we are the sole Agents for this Shirt lu Richmond,
ee » juld respectfully call the attention of those who have not
ieen Our Model to an examination, and th -y will become convinc
ed that r dwroUs Skirt ever offered
'or sale. H> are als<» prepared t< make to order from siienuflc
'ueasures at short notice, and at reduced nrices. We have on
hanil a large and des!raids stock *»f (rKNTLKMKN'8 FURNISHING
«O0lX*\ which embraces everything pertaining to the business,
tad which will be offered at grc-tly reduced prices.
STrRTKVANT A MAG WIRE,
a a JO No. S4 Main ■' »
gki;\m: extiiutok,
fob asuoviao
PALM, TAR. H AX,
oa AMT X1BD OF
G II E A S E,
ran. ill (tun), or
SILK AND WOOLEN DRESSES,
AND FROM
Broadcloths. Cassimerof*. &o
Without fc’. \!ijh!r*t injury tu th* fabric*.
'RVMS article lu been unit by many peraon* throughout th
A. -ountry, and h** received the highest recommendation*. It
%l»orr..>H' I t'e tilv-r medal at tin- latt Mechaui. V Fair. I: If
mal city and IlKrTB Utt |)tlrOII6piOf the South. To be
had of lb.. principal drurglsi* and It my laboratory, corner Main
and lo-.hftf, Richmond, Va. EDA'AKDT FINCH,
Ms_(y Analytical Chemist.
\YM. SATTLKR A CO.,
X O. 1 4 a , SAM KTREET)
RICHMOND, V A .,
DKALKRS In
C' lnr*. Painter*' anil Artlata’ Material*
Yarulaltc*, White L**d and Zinc PalnU.ntl and water Colon
fngllah, French, ami American Engraving*
Lithograph* mitaide for Grecian Painting
Print* for Patirhomauic Paiuting
Mall cm all cat Instrument* for Architect* and Kng'oert
French and KngUah Drawing Paper
Wlndtor and Ncwton'* Tube Color*
■=*? h and German prepared Canvass
Ptetnr* IhsmM and fliH Mouldings, etc. (s?f4)
CAHO< )N*S PATENT
KKUAIM\49T fiEED-NUWER.
FOR SOWING WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, HEMP, PEA*. GRASS
SEED, Ac.
r,VlK hand machine *owa from lour to eight acres per h*ur. Price
1 t<<>
The hurse-power machine iowi from ten to flfleen acre* per hour.
Price « A
The iubtcrlber haring the patent right for the Stale* of Virginia
and North Oarollnr, and having located at Richmond fur the pur
po*e of manufacturing «nd telling said Machine*, ha* taken roomj
*t lb O' v.rnor street, where he I* conrtantlr tuppli. d with the»v
via 'lines. There were over Ui.utai of these Machine! told hut year.
Countv light* for »ale. and agent* wanted.
Ilk, vi» BALE* OK HAL,
,VvJl" l Ihd* Jo of Shocks,
1,Wo bushels ofShlpstuff,
5,duo do brown stuff,
5 000 do bran,
1.UOO do clean Oats,
For sale by
KOB'T A. t. DABNEY,
Bpgt Grocer vod Peed if..re opposite Theatre
/ . f t No \ N I* PHMFILATB OK LI.TIK
VT H-no's Manipulated Guano
Robinson's Super Phosphate of Lime. For sale by
nh«l _HUNT A JAMES
KEEP TOOL !-CONTINENTAL KEPKIUKltATOoB- Hie
h, ,t artl. le made, and warrantee! Wglve satisfaction. Also
»i,i ers- Ice Cream Freese a. Call aud examine them.
Bp.s„ 3TRBBIN8 R PCLI.KS. 101 Broad A
rIARKHGK BOLTN, f'OAI'H Mf’ICELLN L Ml
) TIKE BO' TS —We bare just received direct from one of the
beat manufacturers, a large and full supply of Carriage Bolts,
Coact Screws and Tir. Holts, well assorted, t very site, to which we
respectfully solicit a call from every^ooem^nrjdof •uchartlclr*.
.pH _ _’ No 65 Main ft.
Rlt H 'lOND Jt YORk RIVKR RAILROAD.
ON and after MONDAY, March 1st, I860, the Passeuger Trains
will depart
FROM RICHMOND.
Dally (eveept Sundays,! at.*S *• M.
TuesJays and Fridaja,at. .•S
FROM WHITE HOU8R.
Dally i except Sundaea,) at. ••• .** J*
Tu«*Uy t Mi l Friday*, at A. .\1.
CTFAMKK *EA It I Ri> LEAVE* NORFOLK,
Monday* and Thursdays, ai . 5 A. M.
LEAVE* WHITE HOUSE,
Tuesday* and Friday*, at . 8 A. M.
i Connecting with Cars both ways )
Stage leaves Cappaliosie wt arf Tuesdays and Fridays, oo arri
val of the steamer from White House, for Matthews C U , by way
of Gloucester 0 U , arriving at M athews C II same day, at A
o'clock p. M. Returning, leaves Matthews 0 H. at 6 o clock A.
W , Mondays and lhurs.iays, connecting with steamer for White
Freight Trains leave and arrive at Richmond Wednesdays and
Saturday* ™Oft_R. J"**,P’ r
m,t_ts Superintendent.
WB HAL E JI NX KErEIVKD IN STORK
CO ctwi O. C. Licorice
,*4) ** finfonl “
luu hbla. A. *uxar, (Lowe, Harnlen A Co’*.)
H.'*» box** tin plates
!»>• bax* prime f.eah lafiayra coffee
lib) t"ns American Iron
JLV bbla p’ime Mu4covado BOlsMC*
WH h we offer on favorable terms. w„._.
B,t lm HvRVkV sRMISTK.tDA WILLIAMS._
. ■ |, k VD I.H.X IN M LIMES, CRAOLBS.
We rtSpeetfully call aUrntb n to our assortment of
-•Wa'dron's'' Grass and Grain Scythes, all sties
“J C Colson's” Patent do do do do
Grtas Hooks and Sickles
Superior Caat Steel, Weeding and Hilling Hoes
Spades and Shovels of various makers
Folks, *.Rand 4 Prongs
Those In want ahail he furnished at the lowest market price.
mj4 p T MGORE A CO.. >4 Pearl St.
ptTUA SR ITHPIhLI) HA TIM, surpassed by uo ore
1*1 In the world, f. r sale by W0MBLK A t'LAIBORNK,
_No. 11 Pearl .treek
, , . ,» MW t.„.s s.xtra t anu B nugar, recc.elpg lor sale by
* m.l R H SK1XRKK A (\E^
HAt'ON II A .LIS.—15 tes Geo. Lane's Sugar Cured Hants—
'NJQ' “ br“d> “ bV u. 8KINK.R * oa _
1i.1t Bias PKI .LI K ALhWIVn **•*•"* 10
I) c.ear coos’guuienl, by WOMBLK A CLAIBORNE,
mal No 11 Pearl 81.
fflKI LL’S Pl’HB HIGH PROOV JIOLAWI**
r KI SI For aa!e hv anB-dS f A G B PATRMPORT
LI CO B 1C K.- 5u cases Licorice Paata, NAtolwawo” »»»»8-»W
sale hy t H. SKINKKR A 00._
NEW BI TTER.—15 tabs superior FrO*. *j*gjj?*
celeed, and f- r sale by J. 8. ROBERTSON,
Next to corwer Frank Ho ami ttovccnor RlrsttA-^
S,_B4P.^8-ifrN, hem ua.hty. ^^^RNPOW.
■ >Kf BlYIMAi TO-DAY, 100 bbls Portland ByiupjwMeh
IV f will sail ebaap Vo the »»ade_**
-/XiX BACON HARB,-tvceWor Fugar Cured Bams, of
•1(H) ^-4^,1. sm. IB* POWIRR.
RICHMOND WniG.
DR. HUNTIR ON BRONOHITI&
To the Editor of the Whip:
The term Bronchitis has hitherto been commonly ap
plied to diseases of the throat, and medical writers have
confirmed this popular error. The windpipe, at its eu
trauce into the lungs, divides itself into two branches,
and these are tbe beginning of the “ Bronchial Tubes,”
one of which enters the right lung, the other the left,
when each subdivides itself iuto innumerable smaller
tubes, like the branches of a tree, ramifying through the
whole internal substance of the lungs, and ending iu lit
tle clusters or cavities, called “Air Cells.” When I speak
of Bronchitis, therefore, I speak of a disease of the
lungs, and not of the throat, as has been too coinmouly
supposed.
Bronchitis is a di-ease of tbe lining or mucous mem
brane of the Bronchial tubes. This lining is very sensi
tive, and hence liable to become irritated by sudden
ehauges of weather, by impure air, by the fine particles
of matter which till the atmosphere of workshops, or
which float upon the wind in dirty cities—by the hun
dred irritating causes which meet us in almost every
place. This irritatiou deranges its healthy action, changes
the character of it# secretions, and sets tip a train of
symptoms to which we apply the name of “ Bronchitis."
In Chronic Bronchitis there is sometimes slight fever
towards evening. The patient does retain his wouted
strength or flesh, but become a little paler. He expert*
dices a KhcrtoeiH oj breath on exercising, and has a
slight but continued sense of oppression in the chest.—
The cough and expectoration diminish, or entir<ly dis
. pp ar, during the summer, but immediately manifest
themselves again on the return of winter, when tbe ex
pectoration b« comes copious.
It is re y common to meet this disease, in a milder
form, in peraens who speik t fit as a “win'er cough.”—
It comes on each winter, and us rcgubtrly subsides du
ring the summer, but at every succeeding recurrence it
manifests itself in greater s»ve itv, and the recovery in
the following summer is not so complete. This form of
Bronchitis, if neglected, will surely destroy life anil treat
ed in the usual manner, it is as incurable as consumption
itself. The mucous membrane, sooner or later, becomes
altered in structure, ami pours forth u tn itter which has
all the qualities of pus. Hectic fever supervenes, and the
disease tends slowly, but surely, to a fatal termination.
Another Iottn ol Bronchitis is peculiar to middle life
and old age. It is distinguished by the quantity and the
character of the matter expectorated. Usually there are
two tits of cotighit gin the day—otic on awakening from
sleep in the morning, and the other in the evening.—
There is cotisideiablc diltieuity of breathing while the
paroxisms of coughing last ; but it passes off as soon as
the lungs are freed (mm the viscid secretion. The pa
tient is feeble; he may, however, live and attend to
light dutie- tor several years. But tbe countenance grad
ual! assumes a pale, bluish tint, the body wastes, the
blood becomes thin, and death ensues, apparently from
the constant drain kept up by the dischaige from the
lungs. So.lie patients die from exhaustion in live or six
months, but 1 have known others to survive for as many
years.
i Here is sun anotner lorni oi tins disease railed ‘ Hi y
Bronchitis, ’ irom the quantity ol nutter cvpcctorab il.
The essential eliaructer of I)r_v Bronchitis consists in
chronic inflammation, attended by a thickening of ti e
mucous membrane, by which the air tube are diminished
iu size, and also in the secretion of a dense, glutinous
kind of matter, of a bluish whi'e color, by "which they
are still further obstructed. The ant illcr bronchi i! tubes
are oiteu entirely closed, and occasionally a tube of very
considerable size b. cone s sealed up with this matter.—
Tn'n affection is so commo . m ibis climate that, in some
d -gree, it is proha le that two out o! every three s lifer
f uni it. ‘‘In the mo-t firorcd parts of fiance.” says
I.ae nec, “rt Iy cne-hall of those arrived at adult age
will be found, on careful exam nation, to present evi
dence of a thickening of some portion of the mucous
membrane of the lung.”
The symptoms of Dry Bronchitis arc not marked by
severity. It is the most insidious of pulmonary com
plaints. The subject of it is conscious only of being
short breathed when ascending an elevation or attempt
ing to run. When a large portion of the lung is invol -
cd, a sense of oppression is experienced after meals and
on very slight exertion. By some this oppression is re
ferred to the opposite side of the chest to that iu which
the disease is situated, or to a remote part of the san e
side, or even to the region of the stomach. After a
lime difficulty of breathiug conics on, and continues for
-everwl days, the patient complaini lg of tightness in the
chest, which i< relieved by cough, and the expectoration
of a tough, jelly-like substance. The cough by which
this matter is taised is a mere rasping iff art to clear the
'hroai, and may probably occur not more than once or
twice daily, and almost unconsciously to patients them
selves. On inquiring if they have a cough, they will, al
most without exception, answer ‘‘NoI” vet during your
conveiration they will, peihap*. hack and raise a little
el y like mucous half a dozen times. At intervals Hic
cough is morcsevere, and comes in paroxysm, when it
is loo commonlv regi rdt-d as simply ‘ nervous." If the
stoniaeh be at i-ll detaiged, it is fashionable Hi regard il
as "a mere stomach romih," or as being caused bv •*liier
disrate," while, iu fact, the dc-riingem.'iits of the stom
ach liver, kidneys, and of the uterine functions which
exist are but so many consequences of this very condi
tion of the lungs. There is something so gratifving in
being assured by the p* > sician that there is "no danger
of consumption," that “this cough is a mere trifle, and
will speedily pass away if only left to itself;" that it is not
surprising the flattered patient entirely overlooks the
important fact tli it no careful examination of the lungs
has ever been made to determine the health or disease
of this organ; that this gratifving opinion, therefore, i
founded on nothing reliihle, and, reduced to its intrinsic
merits, is siniplv tampering with human life.
Most “coughs of long standing,” unattended by free
expectoration, are caused either by this condition of the
hrotichial tubes or incipient tubercles in the lungs.—
The ‘‘neglected cold," which so often proves the herald
of Consumption, is but another variety of this disease,
Tbe frequency of this form of Bronchitis, its slow, in
sidious, and tieauherous progress, and the disastrous
conscqueuces to which it so often leads, shou'd awaken
Irom their lethargy all who are nursiug dry coughs of loug
standing iu the vain hope of growing out of them. How
ever slight and apparently uuimportant such coughs m iy
seem, they lead on by sure graduation to a premature
grave. Your obedient servant,
ROB’T HUNTER.
Powhatan House. Richmond. Mar S*. 1660.
THE DISASTER AT CAMDEN «. 0.—FURTHER
PARTICULARS.
The Sumter (S. ('.) Watchman brings further particu
lars of a melancholy disaster near C.imden, S. C., Satur
day, by which twenty-four persons, chiefly young ladies,
lost their lives. The party had enjoyed the morning
pleasantly in a pic-nic excursion at a mill poud ten miles
from the town, and in the afternoon about thirty of them,
ail ladies -ave one or two, embarked ou a flat boat to
sail on the pood. The Watchman says:
They had been out some time, and were near the cen
tre of the poud, »h< n the boat ran on a snag. This ex
cited little or no fears, as it was supposed that a speedy
extrication could be effected. All was life aud spirit—
all was hope and happiness! Soon it was perceived that
the great prt s-ure of the boat upon the snag, in conse
quence of the number it contained, was puncturing its
bottom, tnd that the water was nuking its way inside.—
Now the excitement btgau. Now fear began to picture
its sad traces upou those just now happy countenances.
Now the tender aud timid ladies called upou their pro
tectors for that assistance and d divcrauce which, painful
to say, they were unable to utl'ord.
Momentarily tbe danger became greater, aud momen
tarily the excitement of those ou board, as well as those
on shore, became more intense. It seeni9 that deliver
auce would have come, aud that the boat would have
probably hecu pushed ofT and run near euough to the
shore for many, if not all, to have escaped, had it not
been that those who stood at each end, (a white nmn and
a negro,) with their poles, laboring with ull their powe ,
shoved each in the same direction, thus mutu ally d •
stroying the effect of their etlorts. Soon, in a lew mo
ments, she began to siuk I When this was seen, and the
fact that she could not be moved became too apparent,
the scene became frightful indeed. The wildest excite
meut and fear seemed to seize every heart, aud but few
if any were sufficiently collected to enable them to em
ploy their efforts for rescue advantageously, la a few
moments, now, she sank, when tbe scene may be better
imagined than described.
Pierciug cries aud shrieks, and calls for help, both
from those ou shore aud those on the unfortunate boat,
hlled tbe air. Sisters and brothers, parents aud children,
relatives aud friends, whose hearts were bound together
bv the nearest and dearest of earthly lies, and animated
by tbe warmest aud most tender affection, were there—
some on the sinking boat aud some on the shore. Oh,
how rudely were those confiding hearts toru asunder and
ravished with wild and aching grief!
The boat seems to have committed them to the bosom
of the water, huddled together, maiuly, in a mass. The
water is supposed to have been about twenty feet in
depth. Thus thrown together, oue clinging to the other,
with that grasp which bilongs only to those in a drown
iog condition, there was little opportunity for the males
in the company to rescue the ladies or even to save them
selves.
But a few (wc have not been apprized of tbe exact
uutnber,) were saved, of those upou the boat. Oue a> >
ol daring, manly and gallaut rescue, which has been re
ported to us, aud which we believe true, demands espe
cial notice at our hands and should be rewarded by tbe
lifetime gratitude of thos‘ immediately concerned, as
well as to the relatives and fiiends ol'Jtle same. Mr.
Jones, a fireman upou the Camden train, (this ti&in was,
as well as we can learn, at the time of the awful occur
rence, near the spot,) rushed to the spot, and by almost
superhuman efforts, coupled with most cool and manly
courage, brought three of the drowning persons to the
shore.
Mr. 8. S. Riobburg, (surveyor formerly of this p’aee )
with noble devotion, lost bis life, as we understand, at
tempt ing to save another. Two negroes alto lost their
U • >.
Kffurts to rescue tbe bodies of the unfortunate drown
ed were immediately employed. Some were taken Irom
the water. Other* could not be found. Tbe flood-gate*
of tha pond were toon hoisted, but the body of water
was great and could not be soon mn off. It wai thought
that it would be sufficiently dry on Saturday night to ad
mit of all the bodii s being found. We have uot learned
the number that had been found when our dispatch was
sent.
Camden is shrouded in gloom,and many of its citizens
overwhelmed by the most severe nflliction and bereave
ment. At half-pas', three on yesterday, eight bodies were
at the Methodist Church, where funeral ceremonies were
being performed, in the presence ofa large congregation.
Almost every eye was moistened by the tear of sympa
thy or bereavement.
The names of the drowned were published yesterday.
A correspondent of the Charleston Courier says that -1
ol the victims belonged to one family, aud that another
family lost five'of its members by the disaster.
A Nucrlti. e of Millie
STILI. MORE SDRPISINQ.
AND OTHER
Elegant Dress Goods,
Embracing the
LATEST NOVELTIES
IN MATERIAL AND DESIGN.
At unprecelent«l price*, bringing tlitm within the reach of all,at
flgurt* per cent, below the c*»*t of Importation.
WATKINS* FICKLKN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRV GOODS.
1 59 Main Street,
Are now receiving and opening their third (apply of
SHI.HND1D ariilS'U GOODS,
MANY of which have been purchued at the auctloD *ale* In
New York during the pait week, at which the prices were
I lower than ever known before. In
BPLzNDID BILKS.
DRESS OOOP8.
In elegant 8atin itrlped and Commeaux
ORGANDIES;
In plain and f oonred SKIRTS;
Beautiful CHINTZ MOC9LINK DE CHINK;
SATIN PLAID GRENADINE, all »Uk ;
And BKOCiJh BERLGK ANOI.AISK ;
lUCH LACK AND SILK MANTLE*
EMBROIDERIES.
SHAWLS,
no usk rumosnino goods.
LINENS,
PRINTS,
PLANTATION PI.AIDS AND STRIPES at factory price*.
Either by wholesale or retail, they we prepared to offer induce
ment# HITUILjr*iJ VMU4VALLKD.
WATKINS & FlfKLE.VaS
*i:CONI> OPE!Vl\G OF SILKS,
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, THE 4th INST.
We shall be prepared to exhibit au UxsiTiijjm Stock cf SILKS
of tlie choicest style# and astonishing prices.
tfTi'u THI TODAY morning, theMh, we will exhibit our 8plen
dld 8iock of French Lace, Datrnsie, Pusher and Real (.see, Silk and
Bereft* Mantle* and Shawls, Seine of which are very elegant and
ea/iVr/y ucicIn style.
PF“our beautifulTRAVKLT.TNG 8l*IT8 for ladles, embracing
a beautiful vsjlcty, wilt be exl ibited at the same time. Our assort
meiit, the extent and elegance of which an advertisement can give
no Idea, will veil repay Hie examination of all clansrsof Dry (iomls
buyers. Hy polite attention, t'ie best go**!*, st the lowest price*,
and liberal terms, we strive to deserve the patronage of all.
w M KISS A PIC KLIN.
mnR VJVtGINl \ LIFK IN9UH \ Hi »: COHIPA
1 N V Is now fully prepared for bu ine#<, and the Attention of ti e
public is earnestly called to the Importance of Its objects. This
Company, u:uler Its charter, divide* seven eights of its profits,
every three y»* ir*, among the palley holders, thereby giving the
assured tin atlv«ntae»* < f the Mutual 8vsten», with Die pledge of a
perpetual Caplral Stock «*t $100,000, and the added security that its
uff.ilrs with prutlc'uci- mid economy.
The Charter requires one half of the Capital Stock and Earnings
to l»eInvested in bond and Murtgage on unincumbered Real Estate
worih double Uie %biouul.|
The chief object of Die Company Into aid in retaining at home
the imin ns- amount of mon**} which goei annually from our State
(or Life l'r« rcluiui to Northern Compar.let That tmtnry will be
loaned to Cuitom-rs for a term of y^ars at legal interest, and dis
bursed in ou-* in-ddt.
Ki.downu nlu and Annuities granted. Life and term Pollch-s Is
sued at as lo r rat»s as other good Companies. Slaves Insured for
one year or for a term of years.
DIRECTORS.
Va H. Macfarland* John Purcell,
Joseph AUec, Bam'l T Bayly,
R tcoe K Heath, Jos. R. Anderson,
Th^s. W. McCance, C. G. Barney,
Jchn H Montague, Ro. II. Maury,
David I. Burr, Jas. A. Coward in,
Lewis Glater, Bebj. H Nash,
John Jones, P. T. Moore,
Jas, L. Appcrson, John H. Claiborne,
Lewis D. Oenshaw, B. C. Wh-*rrr,
Wm. G. Paine, Wm. H. Christian,
H. E. C. BsskerviU, Wyndhara Robertson,
Bam’l J. Harrison, John C. Shafer,
Wm H. HbS&ll, Peter C. Warwick,
Rohk T. Broote, R. O. Haskins,
Geo. I), Shell, Edward Nor veil,
We lington Goddln, Gto. J. Sumner,
John Do< ley. D. S. Wooldridge.
I'rmrUUnt—WM. II. MAC’PAHI.AND.
Vut I rimidn.t-*AM’I. J HARRIS')!!.
1 km Di BLAIR BURWXLU
AXsrnty-R09COK B. HEATH, Riq.
•r*T J. ADAIR PLEASANTS, Secirtai
ffiTOffice corner Main 1th stre •». Hichmond.
LE8TJCK AIJUVVI l< T\ RISC COMFAJT,
Rich tumid, Va,
subscribers having formed a joint stock company for the
1 uianu'aciure an 1 sale of
SEWING MACHINES,
cM.KR un«L m.irrx ran,
ELIAS HOWE, Ja., WHEELER A WILSON, GROVER A RAKER,
&uJ I. M SINGER A CO.,
Ar. nn» prepared to furnish tit. pul lie with thi* very valuable
and ln liipp i*ib.. article In dnmcitle vmnnmy
.I/.1 l‘K -JS SOVTUKRS soil
•ml wc toilet ii (air trial of our produrtlon»,nel,e\ ng that th-y will.
In ev.-ry retpect, prove to be at l-a*t equal to ttioar of other man
faclurerl
By corobinlr g the merit* of all the obi Machine*, and at the *imc
time avoiding their fa In. ire offer them In full ronfl lencj, and
with a {yii irviefer of tbelr perfect utility and adaptation to eveiy
branch of Indu try where the needle I* required. They make a
•trnng lork *L fcA, alike on both tide* of the work, which will cot
ravel or pu l cut. They arc t andaoii.'ly gotten up, and flnlabed
Id varioua itylei. lulted t.otb tor
MANUFACTURING AND FAMILY PI RP03E8,
vrarixo IX Pkiris ran, |.V> To |140
Tbl* Company al*o mannfarture* the celebrated
WtMiDtVOR ■ II PLANING niCHINRN,
under the pcrional lupervliton of Mr Jihn H. I.eater, whoen repu
tation a* an axompludied Maeblnlet 1* well known throughout the
country.
John H Leetcr, JaraeaS. Kent,
Abram Warwick, P. Horton Reach,
Uorace I, Kent, GhrUtlan A Lathrop,
Edmond, Davenport A Oo., P. C. Warwick, Jr.,
W 0 Paine, Bolling W HaxaU,
J. L. Apperaor, U. K Eflyaon,
D. 8. Wooldridge, B. W. Knowle*,
Thoe W. McCance, Tho*. L. D. Walford,
Jame* Dunlop, John A Geo. Glbioo,
Tho*. R. Price, Keen, Baldwin A William*
Wm. Beer*, Edmond k Davenport,
J. H. Montague, 0. Gennet,
W B. Warwick, Wm. A Walter*,
R. R Howtaon, 8 McGruder’* Ron*.
W. H Macfarland, L. W. Olaaebrook,
Bam'l Putney, John Purcell,
Geo. J Sumner, Orenihaw A Co.,
Wm. H. Ha mil, H. E. C Biukervill,
T. B. Starke, Oorbln Warwick,
Wm. Palmer, Geo. W. Yancey,
John Thompson Brow., Ja*. A. Cowardln,
Jo*. P. Winiton, • W. B. Pleaiant*.
Bam’l J. HarrUon,
N. B—Agent* wanted in all the large rltle* and town* In the
United State! and Canada, to *el| the above Machine* For term*,
Ac., addrru LESTER Manufacturing Company, Rl hmoud, Va.
Factory on Cary Street, btlaw l.Mh.
OF* Principal Office and Sale* lt‘>0« 231 Main »t. a|«0— tf
TO lid M IM IC*.
I)R0PftRAL8 will be received by the undersigned until SATUR
DAY, May 20th, for th»* erection of a HOSPITAL imme»liat* ly
adjacent to the Medical College, In Richmond Tlie main building
will be55 fe«t In length, (fronting on Marshal! atreet ) by 4“ feet In
width, and three stories high, exclusive of basement A wing In
the rear, to be 6! by 25 feet, also, of three stories, with apmtlco
to each story. The main walls of each portion to be of brick —
The building 1st*, furnnh accommodations for the Meward and his
family, Resident Physician, Resident Students, and about 75 |»a
tlents in public wards, besides f* private wards. The upper story
I of the main building will also contain an operating theatre or lec
ture room.
Plans and specifications may be seen at thejoftlce of Grant and
Venning, Architects, at the Mnchanlcs’ Hall, on and after Wed
nesday, May Pth. The contractor will he required to commence
the work within two weeks after the signing of the coutract, and
to complete It l*y the 1st of December
Payment will be made monthly to the amount of 75 percent,
of the work done, and the balance will be paid in full as soon as
the building is completed and accepted.
Propoamla may be left at the oflice of the undersigned, on Frank
lin Street, above Ttb, or addressed to him by mall
L. 8. JOYNER, M D.,
Dean t f the Faculty,
inn? L'w M< «lir%| College of Virginia.
ALARGE STOCK OF —‘J—
l*o|»nl;ir Dry <<ooil«,
J. MILUIISEK AMI BROTHER,
103 Hrond Street,
HAVE made large aldllinmi t» their already extensive assort
. me it, in all kinds of
STRING AND STUMER DRY GOODS.
From recent purchases In New York, and will continue to add to
t e same during the season, by every Steamer. Th<-y would espe
dally call attention to their exhibition of the lirgcst stock of medi
um price I DKMR GOOD.* In the city, at the lowest prices.
A ca I from all In want is respectfully solicited.
uiyS—3 J- MILL HIRER k RRO.
WALTER 0. WHITEMAN,
PEA).IK IX
FIXE GROCERIES,
Pi. W. Corner lllli anil Arils Street*,
PHILADELPHIA,
IMPORTER OP
CROPS A BLACKWELL'S
English Pickles and Sauces.
J PARTICULAR attention paid to selecting FINE TEAS AND
COFKt E, for families. SUGARS a,wav* at Refiners'prices.—
Choice \» IVES, LIQUORS and SUGARS,of the best Brands, always
, i hand. mas—dSm
yii (ill II ALK AND LONDON PORTKK.-Voun
IO ger’s belt Scotch Kdenburg Ale In jug*, and London Porter In
quart and pint bottles, constantly on hand, for sale by
mj9 _WINSTON k POWERS.
CoroHS, Colds, HoAaxxKnie and Ixruranu, In!
xitatii ix, Sukxxxss, or any affection of the Tliroat
CURED, the Haciixq Cot'OH, In Coxrpiu>tiox1
Urmxchitis, Waooeixa Cocoa, Arthur, Catarrh,
RELIEVED by BROWN’S BRONCHIAL TROCH
ES, or Cocoa LuxKxaES.
“ A simple and elegant combination for
Oocol’X, A*' " Dr. G. F. Bioxlow, Bosten.
-1 recommend their use to Prsuo SexAitRn ’•
Rxv. E. H. Osafix, New York.
“Most salutary relief in Itxnicxins.’’
Rxv. S. Sxtarxitn, Morristown, Ohio.
“ Beneficial when compelled to epeak, suffering from Cold."
Rev 8. J. P. Axmotnox, Ht. Louis.
“Kfatwii fn remorlng Bmirsene** and Irritation of the
Throat, so common with Setaxxrv and Sixckhs."
Prof. M. STACY JOHNSON,LaGrange, Ga.
Teacher of Music, Southern Female College.
“ Great benefit when taken befierc anil after preaching, as they
prevent Uoncseness. Prom their pad effect, f think they will be
of permanent advantage to me.”
Rxv. E. Rowlbt, A. M.,
President Athens College, Tennessee.
Sold by all Druggists, at 35 cents per box.
Also, Biowh'x LaxativiTrocbm, or Cathartic Loeengee. tor Itye
pepsia, Indigestion, Conetlj/ation, Headache, BUioue Affedkm,
Ac.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by
now—dAvtin__FISHER A WTN.dTttlt
IWOl’LD HF.SPKCTFI LLV CALL TIIR A s -
tiiin of all oven of a pure glass of Soda Water, to gt»e my
fountain a trt*l, as I keen constantly on hand, srlth a *r*eh aseort
. merit of SYRUPS, CREAMS, A J., to su't Soda Water manufactur
ed from the belt of Bl Carbonated Soda. W. L. WARING.
ap!4 107 Broad it, abavs 9th.
RA HR HOOKS.-The Turf Expositor ; cont'lnlng an ae
fount of thr origin of lloisn Raring, Breeding for the Turf,
tra'nlng and trainer*. The Science of betting money so as
always to come off « winner. Py O. E. Brown.
Turf Persld and Guide ; containing an alphabetical list of win
nlng horses In I slit. '5, '6, '7.
The Bpoi-lemtn’* Cabinet, or a correct delineation of the various
dogs used In the spoils of the field ; consisting of a seiles cl
engraving* of every distinct breed Nken from life
Wonderful Characters; comprising imm. Ira and anecdotes ef the
most remarkable peisons ol every age and nation. U> llcn
ry Willson.
A View of Society and Manners In Italy, with anecdotes r« latlng
to setae eminent characters. Ily John Moore, M. D . Ed.
178:.
An Inquiry into the Piioclples and Government of the United Slates.
By John Taylor of Caroline.
Pope’s Works; In 9 volumes complete, with his last corrections, ad
ditions and improvements as they were deilrered to the edit
or n little before his death, with the commentary and notes
of Mr. Wartiurton. Ed. 1768.
The Dramatic Works of William SLtkspeare, In ten volumea with
tile corrections and I.lustrations of Dr. Johnson 0 Stevens
and others, revised by Isaac Kced, Esq Ed 15 7.
For sale at MORRH’ Bo. k Store
111 9_ _ 91 Main Street.
LEA & PERRINS’
CELEBRATED
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
PRONOUNCED BT S’* EXTRACT
C0HJV0I8EUR8 of * UW*r hom *
MEDICAL GENTLLEMAN
• At Madras
to aa nr*
TO H!8 BROTHER
“ONLY UOOD SAUCE,’ ^ 1 Worcester.
J/.ip, 1561.
. „ . “Tell LEA A PERRINt
and applicable to ihat thetr S\CCK Is high
■ mr viniTV ly esteemed In India, and la
eveki VARIETY [In my opinion, the most pal
stable, as well as the most
wholesome SAUCE tl.at Is
Of 1)1.*11. made.”
The above SAUCKIs not only the bkst and most form* co*di
Matfr, but the most & -un/mical, as a few drops In S/up, Gravy,
or arlth FbA, hot and cold Joinle, Reef Steak, Game, ttc, Impart
an exquisite xest, which unprim-ipled Sauce manufacturers hart
endeavored to Imitate.
On the Breakful, Luncheon, Dinner or Supper Table, a cruel
containing “LEA A PERRINS’ WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE" Is
Indispensable.
To appreciate the etrcellent qualities of this dtlirintu prepara
lion It Is only necessary to purchase n small bottle of the genuine
of a repectable grocer or dealer, as many Hotel and Reetorag,
proprietors seldom place the Pare Sauce before their guests, but
substitute a genuine li ttle filled with a epuriaue mixture.
Fox 8ai.b by Grocers and Fruiterer» everywhere.
JOIIX DUWCA.’t A: SOW,
Aofi Bri/adieu'i, Aretc York,
Sole Wholesale Agent* lor the I'niti-d Stale*.
A Slock always in Store. Also orders received for direct ship
ments from EnglHC.L
IV Beware of Counterfeita nmt /mihifiVna ad
fej!—dswlytf
OI.H HO.>11 MOV S lAij.S BASK,
OP RICHMOND,
Chart'red l V the l./gi/datiu e of Virginia.
THIS INSTITUTION will receive DEPOSITS, ..n which an Inter
est ol six per . • :.i per annum will he paid on ill .'DU* n ii.lin
ing Idigcr than six month*, and five per cent, for a short r lime.
Depos Is r. calved at ttie Inauraie . other of Messrs. WoklBsu A
Wyatt, No. 190 Main *L, hv Uie TklseCkkH,
CIIAS. Y. MORRIS.*, I reel’cut.
JOS P. SWORDS, Secretary.
C1IAS K WORTH AM. Treasurer
I>IKR*TuK-> :
Chat. V. Morritf, J.ia. If. Conway,
John l»oo!**y. Ro II. R«.6h«*r,
Gr;» W Williams, J H. IlcClf'land,
John 0. C!.il-«, K O. MorrUa,
Jno. F. Renault, F li. Starke,
Wm ! Ro. J. Kcho!i,
I. M. Nimmo, A. K. Dh klmon,
Thoa. J. Ht»*k»?t Joa. F. ftworda,
Joa. K. to trrll, Wm. H. FlcjuanU,
8ol. A. My era, Jno. C. Shafer,
Win. C llrazral, Jaa. J. Domln,
Wni H. Maddox, ChaJ. K. Wortham,
apl7 d3o
fe^\
^ V
OMY! ♦
to
! Pieces!
A* accident* id/1 happen, eren hi veil regulatedfamilies,f’ is
very dclrahie to have some cheap mil convenient way for repair
log Furniture, Toys, Crockery, Ac.
SPALDING’S PBEPARKD CU E
meets all such emergencies, and no household can afford to br
without It, It Is always ready and up to the sticking point. There
Is no longer a necessity for limping chairs, splintered veneers,
headiest dolls, and broken cradles. It Is just the article for rone,
shell, and other ornamental work, so popular with the ladles of re
fin -mer:t ar.d taste.
TMt admirable preparation Is used cold, being chemically held
In eolation, and possessing all the valuable finalities of the best
cabinet-makers' Glue. It may he used In the place of ordinary
mucilage, being vastly more sdheslve.
“USEFUL IN EVERY HOUBI '
N. B.—A Brush accompanies each bottle. /Vice, 25 rent*.
VI l>ol< attic Depot, No. 48 feilur-st., New York
ddress HENHY V. SPALDING A- CO.,
Itox No. 3,UOO, New York.
Put up for Dealers In Cases contalulns Pour, Eight, and Twelve
Doaen — a beautiful Lithographic Bhow-Card accompanying each
package,
pr*A single bottle of SPALDING'? PREPARED GLUE will save
ten times I'a c. «t annually to every household. _Afc|
Bol I hy all prominent Stationers, Druggists, Hardware and Fur
ntture Dealers, Groeers, and Fancy Sons.
Country merchanta should make a note of SPALDING'S PRK
PARED GLUE, when making up their list. It will stand any cli
mate fei*.1 - d, Awly
WHITE SLLFHI II WATER,
FROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
uakgxnkiKR cocxtv, va.
The long ostahllehed reputation of the WHITE SULPHITE
SPR SOS, for the cure of Chronic diseases, renders comment upon
their medic nal efficacy unnecessary.
Foe many years the wat rs of these Springs have been trans
ported and used by persons at their own homea, and. experience
fu ly testifies. nifA fAe mime beneficial effect* that hare resulted
from their use vhen drunk f e*l at thefountain.
These wsters are g.ntly A PFRIKNT and very deeldedly ALTER
ATI! E Their great fate as a rtmedy, and the finality above all
nthen that has given to them their high reputation, Is their altera
tire Poirer. or the r peculiar operative Influences, by which they
stimulate Glindular secretions, resolre Chronic Inflammations.
orertome nhstrw tian* In the smaller vessels, ami thrall of morbid
accumulation* from dlaeaaed organ, thus producing the altera
lire nr profound change* demanded In almost every case s| Chron
ic disease.
As an APERIENT and ALTERATIVE, the rarge of disease to
■ kigk tt.»v »re BTiTtHrahle* *111 hr min.trtht to mrtiirll —aurh
for Instance, as l‘hr.’t.iciiffertion* of the St.iin.irk, Ihnrett, /.tree,
A'b/riey«, M in, «fr., «Iv. Upon the functions of Ihe organs gener
ally, they exert marked effects, stimulating those that are Inactive,
and establishing healthy secretions lu such ss have departed from
s normal condition.
In DYSPEPSIA, sod In Chronic Irritations of the niucout e.til
of tha Stomach and Bowels, they are employed with the happiest
result*.
In the various forms of I.IV ER DISEASE, their superior efficacy
has been long and flrm'v established.
CHRONIC DIARRIDKA Is often cured by them, alter other rein
idles have been ineffectually tried.
To COSTIVENESS of the Bowels and to 1’ILES, they are well
k lapted.
In the teeernt f.rmt of KIDNEY and BLADDER AFFECTION'S,
unattended with inflammation, thrv arevtry serviceable.
To Ihe terenilform* or CHRONIC OB.-RKUCTIONS, Ac., ;.e.-u
liar to /mullet, their alterative Influences are often eminently
useful.
NEURALGIA and the various nei-ront ifiteases, when they are
the result of organic derangements, are treated with great success
by these waters
In CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, their known efficacy Is coeval with
the early history of the Springs.
As a palliative of most excellent effect la GOUT, their value has
been long appreciated
In MERCURIAL DISEASES, and In that peculiar affection that
results from the abuse of ilerrury In svmivutic affections, s full
course of the Water stands unrivalled In Its curative powers
C-fT Pamphlets descriptive of the mrdb lnal character anil ap
pllealiibtlcs of the Waters furnished gratis, on application ts the
Agents.
These Waters, securely pat up at the Springs In glass bottles,
are now bring regularly furnished to the Agents in Richmond, for
the supply of the general public.
X*r-T" prevt nt Imposition, each bottle has the words “GREYN
BRIKR WHITE 8ULPBUR WATER,” blown In the glass, without
which none Is genuine.
Orders from Individuals, and the Iratle throughout the UnRcd
States, should be directed to
PURCELL, LADD A CO,
ap27—dAcCm Gen’l Agents, Richmond, Ya.
« / mild 1TIEDAL” WHISK V. ■ bbls. this su
SjT perlor Whisky dally expected, for sale by
I. * G. B. DAVENPORT,
Fma9 Sole Agents for the distlllerr,
l iail CUBED HAiTIS.—“Tnomas k Co ’»" and “Da
15 vis A Co.’a" brands. Gum Arabic, Cotton Yarn. Boyle A Co.’s
superior Whisky, Jackson’s Candles. For sale by
mail) I: A G. B. DAVENPORT.
LAGUAYHA COFFEE. Did bags prime new erop, for
sale by myu I.KWIS WERII A JOHN G. WADE
H EBBING* AND YIACKEKKL.
bOd bbls Halifax and Boston No. 1 Herrings
So bbls. fat No.Small Mackerel
80 )t Ijbib. fat No. 8 Small Mackerel
In store, for sale by
maS WINSTON A POWERS.
EflPLOYlHElfT.
A MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES PAID —An ayent If
" wanted In every town and county In tne United Stalet,
to engage a respectable am! eaay buiinesi by which the above
profit* may be certainly realized. For farther particulars, address
Dr. J. Hajiky WAkkra, corner l'ith Street and Broadway, New York
City, enclosdnjr one Pottage ?tamp. iaa24- -dAw4m
SAPON1F1EK,
OR
CONCENTRATED POTASH.
More than Double the Strength of Ordinary Potash.
110 R making Soap without lime, with little trouble, and at It icing
txpense. The eheapeut article ever discovered for the purpose.
One pound will make twelve or fifteen gallons of good Soft Snap, ot
nine pounds Hard Soap. Printers will fln I It a superior article for
cleaning type. It Is perfectly soluble, and free from impurities.
Broken In small lumps and put up in 1,2, 4 and 11b. cans.
Manufactured at the CHALLENGE CHEMICAL WORKS Brook
lyn, and sold by E. R. DURKEK A CO.,
se80—dAwlyls 181 Pearl Street, New York.
Bread rinekni
Broad Hltersl!
Bread Bluer* ! I!
for sale at KEESEE A PARK’S Potterv,
mpgy Cor 12th and Cary as.
C 1AKFETING.—Just received * fresh supply ot those fli •
) TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS, at fl per yard. These
with other fresh supplies, make a aoaplete assortment which, all
In want will du well to examine A.WALTERS,
9S Wo. 14.) Main at, eor. 12th,
Rot K HA LT.-9 bhd •. Liverpool Rock Balt, landing frem
si lu Dispatch, ler sals by
aj" EDMOND, DA YIN POET A CO.
II. I*. A W. C. TAI LOR,
Importer* and Manufacturer* of
PERFUMERY AND TOILET SOAPS,
611 N. Ninth Street,
PHILADELPHIA, I>A.
To he had at the principal Drag Stare* In Richmond. mhit- Hm
JACOB 11 E ED,
MANLFACTL’RKR of
MILITARY CLOTHING,
S. K. Cor. Second and Spruce SUM
PHILADELPHIA.
Y|ILI I'.ARY CLOTHS TOR SALE.
Jail-Cm _ _ ____
FRANCIS H< )Q,UET,
(Saecraaor to J. T. lUxurrr )
MAN DFACTURER OF
DESKS AND CABINET FURNITURE,
NO. 259 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHlLADKl.rilU, PRNNSlLVA.Mi.
OFFICK,
BANK,
axn SCHOOL FCRNTTURK,
EXTENSION TABLES,
BOOK CASES.
mhlO—fan __ WARDROBES, Ac.
WILSON & MARTLU.
IMPORTERS or
WATCHES,
MANUFACTURERS OF
GOLD PENS,
JEWELRY, Ar.,
N. 1. CORNER MARKET AND THIRD STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
mh5—Sm
E. A. lABIHAUj
Barge NONSUCII.
PIER *1,
North Hirer, >. Y.
DCaLr.lt IX
BALE HAT. STRAW, OATS, FEED, ONIONS, POTATOES, and
all klr..« of Country Produce, for City Trade or Slipping. Order,
for the Southern Market attended to wilhoat charge of Conimljaloii j
,r Brokerage, ir.hl3—Am
itcu. S. 1.0 WN KS H U. B. COOK
LOWRIES «Y. COOK’S
Foundry and Manufactory,
nainu trrixrr, licit maim, hichmoid, viwiila.
I
V T A VINO made Urge addition to oar *hnp, to ault the Southern
L 1 trade, we will tell at the Northern price* of 1S59. We have
»Ver loo ilirr* rent designs of Plain and Ornamental ISaJIlu^,
Vt-randHs, ItaW-onl m, Fort li Firm, Window
<.u;i riK, A ,4c., Vault an<l Cellar floors, Iron »aih, Bhutter*,
iud general black smithing and finishing done with uratnee* and
' despatch.
Cemetery Hailing for the country, made 10 as to he put op
t*y an ordinary mechanic. ja^in—tf
N. m o.'i. wffmw, j
of Louisa Co., V.»., of Hanover Co., V’a.
JOIliVSTOV A WIIITUG,
Grocer* ami CouiiiiImIoii .llercUnuta,
Comer 4Ui and Broad BtreeU,
Ricrhoxd, Vi.,
Step constantly on hand a well selected stock of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, Ac Ac.,
j»2S And aitcnd to the Mies of all kind of Country Produce
UI.\FOHD A PORTER,
Cabinet M a n u faeturers,
At tliclr Old Stand,
CORNER 18TU AND FRANKLIN BIS.,
Itirliiuond, la..
YTTOULD Invite the sttentlon of all In want
>Vloo0r|."e«r„V,f„rc,
fr. m the fine*! Ron .'oral, M -i.'gony and Wc!
nut, of our nuke, >.v . Hired In this market, to the cheapest Col
tage Srtta; Cl aire of all kinds; Beds, Matirasses, with everything la
the Cabinet lice which we are selling at a very email profit.
ODEItTAKING
In all Ha branchee attended to at all hours. .t _i
m«4
I no n VK At II INK V,of various brand.
T * ’ t / and superior <|uility, in slur. and for ealr by
apl9 M JONES.
KKFP rO«I.-"HARCOAL PACKED WATER ngswi
. ..OOLERr*-RICHMOND made »V haveonhand Aw
a supply uf the above vrry • uperlorCHitn.ai Ekisi. Wi. \ V
tkk Coo.Eit» of nur own manufacture, of all slice.
Call au.l supply yourselves at
KEESEE A PARR'S Pottery,
ap?6i' Cor. 12ih and Cary ell.
“lARGE STOCK 0F TKITksT“
milK $itcntloQ of person* wanting TRCNK8, 1*
1 askril to my very Urge supply, embracing eve- \ O i 1 IJJ
ry kind now in u»e. Purchaser* can hardly fall J^YfEn
to he *uhr-d if they will five me a * all, fur luy at- ^ I i f eU
sorunen) ln«'lude* all Kfad«f, from $1.50 ta $50, and I Intend t*>
sell them ns low as the cane qualitln can be bought anywhere
\'|rall i* r- S!»e.-tf'i!lv ««dldted at the Urge Hbt.e and Trunk
KttahiLlimi-nt, No 113 Main Street.
JOHN 0 PAGE, a
F U INC E IMP E RIAL
CHAMPAGNE.
I I
FROM EPERNAY,
ni: VKMK.EA ( O, FRANCE.
Sold by all Respectable Dealers throughout the Country.
11II1S fine brand of CHAMPAGNE, which until the past year was
■ conlin.i l exclusively to the beat tables of the Continent of Eu
rope, has niiw obtained the most unbounded success and populari
ty In tills oiuntry. It Is recommended by some of the Dm Physi
cians of thi city of New York, over all other wines, on account of
lu extreme purity and delicacy, and those who once try It rarely
use any other brand. Although only one year has elapsed since
It* Introduction Into thl* country, tire demand Is enormous and con
stantly Increasing. Our arrangements are such as to ensure the
.(uality of tile Wine being maintained at its present high standard.
The Prince Imperial Is Impnrted solely by us, we being the sole
AgenU ol Messrs. Dk Van one A Co., In this country.
E, Y. HAUGHWOUT A CO.,
Nos. AAS, 490 and 492 Broadway. N. Y.
Bold In thl* city by DUDLEY A CO., WINSTON A POWER*, and
8POTT8. HARVEY A CO. mhO—dl.m
SVI ALL LOT OF J OK DON’* F.l MILA IIA TON,
consl«tlrig of Hams, Sides, Shoulders and Jules, In store, and
for sale by j W H. PLEASANTS,
myT 15th street
|)ATE5T <11 VI let ICKKWI, Batch* Threat, a I
J sties, frbm 5-8 to 4 Inch, received direct from the factory, for
•ale by P. T. MOORK A CO ,
mat j It Pearl SI
IlOUI'ETT DE ORLEANS or XX KOI IIHON.
XJ Tbe mo|it fashionable ami delightful pe'fuine In use, dlst lied
from the FluSteri of the Snutk. For sale by DOVK k CO.
LAUdK AND ELEGANT KTO<<K OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS!
Just receive ! from auction and private laid ai greatly reduced
prices.
THOMAS I). MUABIJ* A 80N8,
h>«»id ijtiokt,
Aife prepared In oUo their second supplv of
Spring and Summer GoGUD,
irblcb were purchased during tin- past week at unusual low pricer.
Splendid PRESS Sll K8 . t’b nt* CHCK1 SILKS.
MourninJ ORFNAD1NK ROUES.
Foulard (jll.KS ; S1I.K OH ALLIES.
POPFlNOTTrS; Silk Harp FOULARDS.
HOODS fojr travelling dresses in great variety.
French CHINTZ BRILLIANTS; Organdlta and Jaconet ROBES, .
9 llouml'r.
ORGANDIk? JACONET? and LAWNS.
Silk, Lace and Barer. WRAPPINGS.
PARASOL? and Ladles’ UMBRELLAS.
FANS In gheat variety. sj.24
NEW AND NPLE'lllD FANCY DRY GOODS
AT NEW YORK PRICKS—CHA? A GWATKIN will this
morning offer Ills entire stock Spring Goo ’• at a great sacriflce.
BARGAIN?—BARGAINS—IN
Mantles, Custers and bhasla
DRKS? GOODS.
SpUtldld Organ.lies and I.a« ns
1000 yds Anglo Uiregrs, at 12\ ita
Mato yds bell American Prints, at In and II cts
Stranf B. units, Ribbons, Ruches, Hoop Skills,Ginghams
Col ahs, Sleeves, Bands
Childrens Msrseilles Itantbs.
The ladle* are most respectfully Invited to call and etamlne
these bargains. ; C. A. GWATKIN,
tea*_1 ___Cor. ->th and Main sts.
WIUTli t.H.t MTH WAKK-We call especial atten
tentlon ofj Prnprlttnrs of HOTELS. BOARDING MOUSES
kc. to the above goods, of plain shape*; suitable to their use, wldcL
we offer at low rat.s, WM. F. BUT LKR k SON,
mat 19 Pearl Street
I.VLOI K.—ikk)bbls. family and superfine flour, choice brands
. SA hhds. Bacon Side* and Shoulder*
10 tubs fresh Goshen Batter, for sale by
mvh-At SNOHORA88 A JOHNSTON.
8OAF ANDCAMILES
600 holies Old Don.inlon Soap
.100 boxes Adamantine Candl s, for sale by
UaS CHAS. T. WORTHAM k CO
HERRING.-'-'"'>"b a No. 1 Halifax Herring
50 do No R Mackerel
2.’i do Alewlves
on boxes Cod Fish »
50 bbls. Labrsilor Herring, for sale br
myS-lOt SNODGRASS A JOHNSTON.
RODGEHN* SOLUBLE CITRATE OF NltG
b E?| • — A much belter form than the Ur old generally In
usi; effect heln. the same, rou. li more economical, will keep sny
length of time. ?l< dose* lor the same you pay for one dose ofthe
liquid. Forsaleby __ DOVK A 00.
r/h CANES YNIJHIA LICORICE PASTE—
ej* * Just received and for sale by
*|.2I- dim j JOHNSON. TRI’EHKART A VArOHAW
WIIITKV AMI HKI'NIIEN*—Just received a large
ansurtinrul, fur tale low, ty
aplM TIIEO. ROUERTSON k SONS
AHONIEftTEAD for »10;
A HOMKsTKAD for $100; ALSO,
HOMESTEADS for $1000 and ovar, In adeslrabla healthy
country [
$0“ AGENTS WANTED I 6mdfor a Pumpkin.
Addross
BADDH, Und Agent,
mhlT—tm fort Royal, ▼%.
_
M ASS ER’S
FIVE MINVTt
ICE CREAM FREEZERS,
An Improved for IHS'.K
With Svihpid Inin Corea* asn Both act Tina.
The only fmier known which Is constructed on true AclenUfla
principles
TheCh apesl, B it, and most Economical. requiring leas lea
and !•■«» labor than any ether, belny at tbe lame Iliac the moat da
I rable in Stiuctuir, and meat certain in lu operations.
Bole Agwnt f.r the United Hairs,
>'. KETCH AM, A tO, Manufacturer! i f J spans*!
I and Pisnishel Tin Ware.
HIPenrlclrerl, >< *r York.
WANTKl).
1r\ Ann CUHfOMKIU at the Richmond Trunk Factory, i*
. \ r,x F\F\J v charts* Hotel,
where they ran buy any style of trank they wish, from the pock
ing trunk up In the best Iron frame solid aol* leatbsT trunk Iron
frame aolld cole leather raUmw, aop.-rior carpet bay*, all road«,ta
the host manner and warranted, and acid at prlrea as luw as they
eat. bn ..ght in thw knttnnynIMao, Trunks repaired and cotm
made at the shortest notice. Country merchant! arc Invited to ta
amine my stork of Trunks and learn my prices
wu->m jameb mom
PIAROs r O It T E S.
NEW ARRIVALS.
THE aul a.'rtbera hare beer receiving, for the last
two weeks, extensive additions to their stork |M^Wnw
PIANO-FOHTFS, *
and have now In their ware-rooms an aasortmenl aa large aa caw
be seen In moat establish mens North.
Ttiese instruments are made by Mr. DUMIAM. and are not seat
“on sale," aa tome (oppose, but arc purchased by us exclusively,
and for c.iaA. Thus obtaining rvery fair advantage, the sutw.rt
bers are enat.’ed to offer them upon tile tre at liberal terms. .In
deed, ahrrwd business men have, after visiting thr North, rrtarord
and purchased uf us, candidly owning that they could “ do no bet
ter."
Thry hare for tale the lowest priced good Instrument made, to
the moat elegant and coatly , all of which will be ahown with plea
sure.
They have also for rale
PIANO STOOLS.
beautiful riANo cover*,
and a large itork of
MUSIC AND INSTRUCTION BOOKS
for the PUno-Porte and Guitar.
JAMES WOOD HOUSE A OO.,
Booksellers, Stationer*. and Dealers In
Plano-Fortes and M tide.
UAITIIEIIN LOCK HANI FA V I O It Y .—Dwelling
► 7 I-oi-kv of Very descriptb Sibling floor Trimmings . I tbe
best quality. Alsu, Prison and Bank Locks ; Hinges and Bolta of
any height. Bells Lung, with or without Tubes.
ALL KINDS OP REPAIRING DONE.
As I sell no work but my own manufacture, I am prepared to
Warrant It to (ire entire satlafactl a to those who may favor mt
with a calL
WILLIAM READY,
T20 Main Street, betwen Mb and Sth,
felO—ly_ Riobuoid, Ta.
UlClli RCIFMOV*
IRISH LIIMEINrS.
DAMASKS, DIAPERS, Ac.
/"YONSUMERS of Richardson'* Lmru, and those desirous of cb*
V J talnlng the Genuine Goods, should see Gist the arth-las th-g
purchase are s -|.d vrith the full name r.f the Brm, 1. N RICHARD
sON, SON'S A OWDEN, aa a guarantee of the aoundueas and dura
blllty of the goods.
T! U eauGon Is rendered essentially necessary aa large gaaotUrt
of Inferior end defective Linens are prepared, season after »«a*(.a,
and sealed with the nan-e of RICHARDSON, by Irish Houses, aho,
reganlless nf the l:yury thus Indicted alike on the American cot*
turner and the manufacturrra of the genuine Goods, ail! not r,adl p
abandon a business so profitable, while purchasers can be Impose!
on with Goods of a worthless character.
1. BULLOCKE A 00
tcA— dly Agents, AA Church Street, New York
Cg A M IT Pi1 r A V 11 L’Q t. Q/YX7
Couwii»ii-n and Forwarding M. reliant*,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OFFER FOR BALK-G. 0 Mw Licorice, Olive Oil Adsrr.ntla*
Candle*. Tobacco Flavoring, l ot and other Nalla, ilcolch and
American Pig Icon, Recta A Cc.'i Manipulated Ooano, Clover
Reed. Ac.. Ac__ __ set—If
I’OKW IltllMI. I{( wMfl.SS.
rid RE JAMES' RIVER AND KANAWHA CO, >*t» .rTTTTrW
1 having acceded to the pr. position < f the WDMDll>wi
Booth Bide Railroad Company to advance the rate. ont.otJi routes,
I am compelled to advance my rater. lam, hawever, by that ar
rangement, enabled to put goods through
20 to 2-> E'er Cent, flu ttper
than the Booth Bide Kallroad, provided that Company adhere* to
the etlpulatlon agreed upon ; and on tome articles the difference I*
much greater.
ffdTI have determined to put the charge* tithe VERV LOW
EST POINT on every article, and the mcr< 1.ante of Lynchburg and
the Wait will And It greatly to their advantage to at,1,, via Rich
mond. A. B, L» K,
Forwarding and Commlaalon Merchant,
On the Dirk
_mMO_ _Richmond, Virginia.
1800. A DIE & GRAY!" I860!
MmTILLLIIX 1MJ 'MMt.UTCRlltS
or
Ci.HPHINK AND KTRIflNG PLI ID.
lliO I’KALKIU* Ilf
ALCOHOL, TTRPKNTINK, KL&OdfNK ted LINHflD OIIA.
All < f width ihrjr offer to the trade at the lowest *narket rau»«,
for crieA. _ Jy9 147 Main Aired
SI PESVOB FLODB.
| /'l/V Bhljr. FAMILY FLOPR. Stapleton III 1 City Mill*. Ben
•+' M * brook. K» |.»?r.»v**, <lar*t, .*h>*p*rri*f*Je aud A. <i. Mini*.
ON)l«hU. Stapleton extra. in tton* and for tale by
_HUNT A JAMLfl
BA<ov
IL-rrlr.ir*. M*rk»*rpl. MolaMtci, Vin^ar
Soap. Rice, .''ujrar. Tea, Onflee, Ar , Ac.
Of pood (lualillws, arid for itlc low for caah, by
\ l MOO RI |
EWim GARDEN NEED. B Eli rest aa I te.meT
1 we are in receipt of our Spring supply of >r».A frurvfen ,s.~f
of superb r quality, from Thorburn A Co., of New Vi rk, U, which
we Invite the attention of those wanting a first rale article
GKO. WATT A CO.,
jscO_ _ Franklin, near Wall sired
laoo. FRESH DRY GOODS. |»«o]
ELLETT & DUFAY KY.
imfortciis ivij JoasFM or
D R Y G O O I) 8,
No. 17 Pearl St reel, Itlobniond, X «.
\1TK have In store, and arc now rcc-lring, hla, k and while and
TV fancy English Prints, black and colored English Cambric*
rolled Jaconets; Manchester, Glasgow ar»l French Ginghams Al
pacas, Irish Linens, Blay Liner s, burlap*, Farmers' Batin, Wors
ted Cents, Ae., Ac., of our o»% n im port ulluu, selsctrd la
the European markets In peraon, l.y our agent, .Mr William Bell.
We have also In stock, a large assortment of American Fabric*!
suited to the present season, which we will sell on the most favor
able terms to the trade.
fed_ ELLETT A DKEWRT,
II IKHIMIl'd
CELEBRATED
BAH LEY WHISKEY.
Y1T E are telling this Whiskey, made from Barley, which tu In
V f t-oduced and aold by our house to years ago, and acknowl
edged to surpass any Whiskey ever Introduced in this market —
For 20 years It haa preserved It* uniformity In quality and charac
ter, and we do not find the least change in U In any respect, bring
the .ame now as then. In delicacy, rlchnea* and purity. Our custo
mer* say the same, and we unhesitatingly offer It to the community
aa an article which we can recommend aa being pore and perfectly
fr-e from fuell oil, or any other deleterious article, too often w ised
with tie liquors of the present day. We have ner>r adrertlaed K
before, but feel justified In doing so now, while the country Is flood
ed wl h mixed and manufactured liquors.
As a medicinal liquor, we do not think It can be surpassed eveo
by the brandies now sold.
A supply always on band, and for sale only by
Bf-AIR A CHAM BERT. AVNE
an97—tf No Til Main .Ir—I u . s.
LA PERLE -A-IXTID RUBIS
CHAMPAGNES.
THE under»lgi.'ll have been appointed wile agent. f0r the Pelted
State, and Canada, for the .ale <.f the CHAMPAGNE WINKS
of Men. JACQUES GOERG A CO., at Chalon.iur Marne, Prance
We present tlieir Wine, to the public under two br.nd. namel* •
LA PEKLK ami RUBI& «, namely.
The"PERLE" Winei. .f exquisite favor and frultv taste and
is guaranteed to compare favorably with aay Wine li. the American
market.
The " Rt’BIS" it a fine Cabinet Champagne, of a beautiful Ruby
color, which I. natural to the Wine. Til, Wine Is undoubtedly one
of the finest Cabinet Champagnes produced it Prance anditkltlsN
PROM GRAPES OP THE CHOICEST SELECTIONS.
Prom the long experience, extensive poMeashne, and large means
of the well known house of Jsrqt'sa Goran A Co., and their deter*
minatlon to furr.l.h Wine, wtilch shall meet will, the approval of
oonaumera, we feel |>er>na<!ed that a trial will fttlly establish all wt
claim for the excellence of these wines.
GRAMER, ABEGG A McCLOfiUT.
No. 19 Broad .treet, New York.
For tale at wholesale In Richmond only, by
... DUDLEY A 00.,
nhg__TS Main Street.
\| OH ■£ N K w GOODS KECEIVKD THIS DAY,
a.vJL Beautiful 7 Pounced barege Anglais Robe.
Spltndld Organdies—just such a* are now w. rn In Paris
Beautiful Silk Poplin Dresses, with Mantles to match mads
to onr own order
I arege Anglais Robes, 7 flounces—Shawls to match
Argentine Cloth and Ping Manilas-the latest and only
new thing
Medium Su!U tor Ltdlea Ftreet and Travelling Dr.wsea
New «tyle Gloves, Kuna, Par... Ir. ami nur other uovei
Gee. BAM'L M. PRICE A 00.
_No INI Main street,
WE HAVE IN STOKE AND Oiler lor Sal.
on a. favorable term. a. the article can be Imported for Af
U packages (X, V and X pipe*) of pure and beat qaailty PREACH
BRANDY, of our own Importation.
_ alvry k MPfirnMi,
Vi\M> IOKTV>!
A H. GALE A CO .lakeplcaaurdo lmrlilug the ^
l\ « attention of Artlata, Ama'iitr* anil the nut tffi. % (
He frcoerally, to their New RoAUtOvrictritnro,
FrjIMK Piano Koarte, ju«t Introduce*!. The grow w • w 0 •
Inir demand for Plar.o Yortei, of more linn ordinary power aril
lirillian yof tone, directed our etieryiea t«. the preductlno of ia h
an inatrurnent. we aotmlt the result without fear of competition.
Our Pianos are ail manufactured of the test well sessone-f mate
rial*, under our immediatesupervlaluti, and are iruaraiitred to give
entire satisfaction whether ordered from us di.-ect. or su'd bj iuijr
of oar A/cuts throughout the country. We solicit a eontlnuaacw
of that patrouage which we have cqjoje«i for the last 90 years.
A. If. GALE A CO ,
ap7—Sm 1U7 East 12th Street, New York.
CHICKERING PIANOS.
ANEW and full .apply of thee splendid lnstra
menta have been received. dtSSOfaCM
In addition to the beautiful Bull de Nolx, the Clr BFMHl
eular Action, and the Grand, we have now the Bou-JI f f | f
dolr, a beautiful inttrument of an upright form.
The Chlckerlnga have received Sn tr.t prise ir edala, all over re
nowned competitors and from Br.l rank Institutions »nd fain of
America and of Europe. They have manufactured and sold tnora
Pianos than any factory In the world.
Prom the CMckcrlng. have emanated the best and most perma
nent improvements that have brought the Plano to lta present per
fection; and by the great capital they have Invested In manufac
turing conveniences, they can »cll fully fifty per cent, cheaper than
any other factory. None of their Inatrumeni. leave the wareroom
wltbou' having been fully Inspected by the brat artist.
A* thin factory has never more thin onr .gency In a city, la
Richmond thee instruments can only be .old by the sub*, rlber
The factory warrants all Plano, we sell Order, promptly at
tended to. r 1 '
Warerooma. north .Ida of Broad a treet, near 9th, and at HabUa
ton A Brother's, No. 169 Main atreei.
“»>* NATH*!, CARCSI. Sole Agent
Halifax iivhuim.s. i n mu .n n*in. n-r
rings, just landing, aud for vale low bv
myS—6t SNllflGHA!" A KGI HTr N
ROWLAND’S XX FANILY PLdl It In au»., aad
for sale by SSLOKN A MIL1 EK
ma7 Corner Pearl aud Cary ata
K.NION »~A HORN Mlraculou. P.ln killer, fer tbeu
reatiam, Tooth Ache. Ac., Ac
For sale by JAR H PRART A CO . Druggists,
b%4 Cornsr 9ih and Rmsil brssti
RW BILK NliNTLBTj-* Herelw.S.-W*
have Just rucw'V'd a n.w aaortmenlof beaaU al adk Mantles,
torn* of which arc eaMrs/p mu. Many new articles raastaatiy
m«l WATSWfi A Hi RUN,