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_RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
Dally Pspor, 48 par Sanaa; Boat Weakly, f (; Weakly. M 5 »S
nyt la advance Remittance* may ba made at U>« risk at the
Publisher t tm all eaee where eeidence !a taken oa Ik* deposit at a
, latter la to* Peal OBo* containing money.
. On* Bqonro, 0® Knee) or lee*, oa* tnaertloa. .. >4
Rach additional Insertion. W
On* month without alteration ..4* *
Three do do ...1® ®4
Hi da do 9000
Twele* do 4* .
Two tqaam, Thro* aontha. .» 04
4U months. 94 84
Taetwa months..80 00
{f Ho advertineaent to ho constdet ed by ths month or year
. ns re specified oa tho Mansocrtpt, or prevtonaly agreed agon be.
an odvertieemeo* not marked oa tho copy for a epoclfiod asm
bar of Ineerttoas will bo conllnaed until ordered oat, and payment
•aacted accordingly.
f0~ Raonuaa tiwmnaim.-To arold say -nleunderrtondtng
aa the part ol the A nanal t deertlaert. It Is pro par to date distinctly,
that their prl allege* only extendi to their immediate buaineea. Rea!
Relate, Legal and all other Advertlaeateala sent by them to be as
additional charge, and no yorladon.
|W Real Ratal* and Uaneral Agenta’ Adro Hs-ments not to br
laaerted by the year, bat to be charged at the nanal rates, tabjor
to such discounts as shall be agreed upon.
tr" ftoik.elkts sad yearly adyertisrra. generally, enragtn* on
*or more tpnare*. with tho prlrUcgw of change, shall not, on th#l
yoar’y aeecagc. In any one week, insert more than the amenn
agreed upon aa the standing rule under the Contract, and all esc**
ding ,ach amount to be charged at the usual rates.
Advertisements Inserted In the Beml-Weekly Whig at TS cents
per square of 10 lines or less for the Oral Insertion, and 50 cents
pec square for -.eh continuance, nr If weekly, T5 cents
r )
: V.... ■
YX7 E ofihr for I ale the shore standard brand of fin e-Cooper
TT Diatllle |.Waited kye-Whiskv. In harr-la and half barrels—
Aa IS la of our own .UsO'Hatlon, sod highly Improved by .ge, we
coo A lehtly recomtaeod It aa the nwat and beaa Whisky that can
poaaloly be diotlUed. We also olfor cur
Oltl raalljr Kyc Whhkr,
and ether brants, from the largest stock of Etc* Whiskies la the
, Cmted state*.
VHKKnAH 4c UTIPMIV. fhcnlx Dtdilleey,
p <ht <A« ScA-ytriu Air#/-, ;
Omcu M Wiu Sraarr, Nxw Tima ; ant
■Ml—<fly 10* Act. Ia«t St., huummi
Wll. xlwiLUAMR. SAMUIL T. KXU>
. WILLIAM * REID,
PRODUCE
Commission Me^ohaota,
. » X CORNER WALSVT AND SECOND STREET,
Cluctuontl, Ohio.
BnBcH orders hr ell kinds of Wrslrm Prod «fr, snd ask:
IBberal I'uh Adeau.es on 4'onslg nmac uia for .'ale, or
<n r< baudis. bought and Stored on account of purchasers.
•alP-dtf ___
fllHK NX» AND PUPI LAH BOOKS,
(NOT FOB THJt DAT ONLTJ
Nlr Kohaa’a til* oat. By a Contributor to “Tha Atlantic *
tha Wunderfttl book pronounced by critics inperloc to any limilnr
American bo.A, has passed to the Third Kdttioo I ,0®.
Lcrmnlne. Be kpwcitB Anorr Thla author ranks .Nr«f to
Fan*, and lua kook, are read 'acre than any other salhor'u ‘Tha
charming ooeei la by far hla bed booh." •I,'1®.
Met lory of Slur .'land. Math Edition of thla elegant
work la ready Sot only a moat tnter. ,Un< etory but the hand
somest booh of the coat race a ued. Thi, new edition U still an
Improvement orer olh-re In betuly of binding. 91.00.
the ftuiuin ifiix cation. By tins can Anorr. Thla la
the 'Boston Correct h ltlon," edited by Bar. K. N. Kirk, and la
L correct tn aeery particular OV
Art Be. rctitloue, ricl-ty lliustroted, rontalnlng nstruo
Moaatn Drawing. Greman Fainting, Aniluaw do.. Waxwork. Hair
do., and In tact lo all of thw elegant »cc mpUatuneois of the day. —
A ralwakle book for teacher, and th.we who would become Uach
are. Tatar. Edith.a lursoTan 11.30
Hlogreaphy of Nr I f-T*a wrlx t- Y*ess—universally ac
knowledged akoaam tha beat heoks tor youth aawr published. Ale.
Above Mr tala by ail Booksellers, and rent by mall by tha Pub
J. R TILTON A COMFAVT, Boston.
REROVED.
GA A. BARG AMIN, JR., hare removed lo thalr New More,
. No. til Main Street, seven doors above their old stand,
where they hare Increased their facilities for doing all kinds of
work In their One. inch u putting np erary description of Water
Fixtures, Hydrant*, Water Closets, Baths, Boilers, Cooking Ranges,
tumpa/HydraulIc Rama, Ac Putting up Portable Gas Work*,
•tune ap baildinga with gas pipes and fixtorea
All torts of tin work. Roofing, Ac.; heating buildings with hot
air water or steam. They lake thla oooaaioa to itale that they
Bara the boat Hot Air Pomace in thin or any other country, which
they will pat up uJ warrant to give satisfaction.
A largo aaaorlmAI of plain and fancy tin ware, and Grates tad
Pan tore always on hand __ sail lf^
fOF IHTNKIHHIP NO TICK.
1HATB thla day mandated with me. la the Commission, Grocery
and Uouor boar, res, W. L. Staler Tha business will bo oon
Anotod in tho nams of J. W. SIPIA 00. 1. W.■ **££*1.
No. 10, Main St root.
P. K—I Inks this opportunity to return my sincere thanks to my
friends, for thalr liberal share of patronage during the last .hros
years, and solicit Mr tha now concern their continued fUrora
jl| J. W. NIP t
HOOFING!!
GRAVEL ROOFMG!!!
* BIOTEA A (OK KELT B00FISUI!! I
TIN BOOTINO.
W, are now prepared to pwt on tha GRA v aL ROOFING, of a
eery superior guilty. aMhar la town or country.
AHo, til kinds of GUTTKIA
OONDCOTOBB, _
ud LIGHTNING BOML
OtiARLM, D. Y alb a txx,
upga—tf list Block Governor Brest.
RUBINNON A IfiOBBBT*, Oosnar Cary and lSlhBts.
nfierV ■» tale tha feUowmg articles—
100 teas No. . Peruvian Gamo,
* fig “ “ American “
• so “ “ Fine and Coarse Bon^Cust,
WOO hbla Superior Flour,
BUS “ Extra Superfine.de.,
WO “ Rye do.,
MB * Flat 4a.,
90 - Cross Middling!, do,
Ns gases G. C. Licorice Paste,
to “ C it. da da,
flfi “ R R da to.,
* fiBuagm. prime Gum Arabic,
igivi «0{u»»ur» i 'iKjai rvuu,
SBU “ " Para do- do., ,
ami Min M brand* Otlre OU.
10» ban Black Peak.
SO “ Clow peed,
M “ Prior* Edward lalaod Oatr,
, 85 “ Pulrertaed Charcoal.
At Agent* (Or the Manhattan Oil Company, we offer Mmcd'i
Sperm and other Otla for kale, at the Company1! price*, and rea
aertfuUy aodhtt order* tor the tame. -
,pj RORINSDN A ROBERTS.
wn’F. BITLDR ANON,
IMl'UKTEIiS OF CHINA IND AU1UKNUARK,
IV Pearl or I4lh hi re I. I
U AV* now oa hau l a n**«al aaaortment nf good* In their 11a*
eoltahle t, th# IUt-iU TntUa. or-n-imlag of
DINNER, TEA aad TOILET BETS,
* and detached peices,
* glass ware.
WAITERS,
PLATED GOODS,
BRITANNIA WARE,
’ WATER • OOLERS.
2 UfHIGRRATOU,
JAPAhKD TOILET WARE,
F «• PANCT CHINA GOODS, 4c .
which they AT# "(ferine it low rate*. They reapecthUly aak an **
-a«ln»tloo.f thdrgTOCR. ^
Hook a^diodi watki«.-c%ii %i j. p. ucuw
Dru<Kvr« i&d |«i • fr«b drsught of 1‘FARKUMO HOCK
A n O H*>D A. Prroh 9jrnip« «**!«* fro* the fruK, alvajra an h«nd.
aimi CUrrl, Pjrt Wine ftftd W*l*r Keloo dympc
IIO! FOR 11 L R VE8T.
I • w y tTTNf; received th* Agency f>r the tale of CALDWELLS
IX REAPER, a eoperior artfele far Virginia Manufacture, we of.
Ter thorn to the farmer, of vtryinla. forth* preeeai Hareeot. ThU
MaoMwe la much more aimple In It* coneUwetlen. and of lighter
draft, than any now In ua*. ha* bean thoroughly tented during th*
loot ale year*, and haa now all the Improrementa that hare pr»
•ented themaelrea daring that thaw. We are authoriaed te *ar
\ rut the Reaper. In all reaped*, aad will make an cahlMtloa of It*
w eking *i atltlm to thoo* uoaeqaamted with It, at the farm of H.
I A Waa, 8 mliea from thla city, oa the HechantekariU* Turnpike.
matg . (1*0 WATT A OO
• 'ST. NIC KOLAS HOTEL,
MOADWAT,
JSTTB’W' YORK.
tt’-n aampMed. Me year, ago. th* to Ntehola# wot onlrer
TT tally proaaaa.rd th* moot magniaoeni, conreolent, and
tho emhly argaataed eatahliahment of the kind on thla continent.
What It waa than tt remain, to day—without u rtral In tlae. In
m iiitininnim aad la the genaral element* at comfort and enjoy
m-uA. Tho Hotel ha* a.c ommodatlona for l.uga gortu, Inelu- lug
KM complete ,ulte* at apartmeut* for famlliee 8-k hundred per
aoua can be eomfertably te tied at the UMea of ltd three public
dialog room*. aod nothing that modern art hae derteeei for the con
L realeoce aad koeial gratlReatian at urn traraUlug public haa kero
m • o nltted lu it* plan, ar la caad la Itt pm Mail -tetalla The earty
reputation of the home at home aad abroad, dorited from llamag
f oitodt. Ita tagirh AgpilaimiaH. and ha hommltce comfort* and
lu 14 'let, haa bee* enhanced every yaar by the ••wearied raerVoa*
of th* oeaoelatora. TREADWELL WHITCOMB A 00.
1 \IVAL'« .» N TIN P.ASTRO Die, for the cure at
U A Malic Choi era.
f ® Chottca. of all kind*. Spume.
Cholera Moebtta. t>j tent cry.
Dtarrhow, Lock Jiw, *
Rheumatic or Neuralgic Kina.
H • Oram*, Tmttadu,
• Rerrou* Headache,
HMVla it imiaa.
Burn*. Cut*. Sc
for tal* wholesale and retail, by
JAMB P. DCVAL, Drugrtet,
>*81 . __ Cor Main and I'Hh lit.
riVKLSMILS 1 Tigl MRS 1 of every variety aad Mae, at
W. T«TRRROH.*.CO S,
| QHAFU, HA LIB Y A CO., Call
n large aad wed imeriad Mock of fancy 0l
_ whfoh M row offered at Book reduatd prime
it* Ml__
TOUR
SPECIAL ATTENTION U ABEEO to our largw UMrta.al of
Am
Spring Clothing,
awihraotag tho wmiA
ENWSIVE STOCK, _
GRBaTEST VARIETY OP CHOICE STYLES
and BEST BARGAINS,
wa H»to *ror offered. We pmpoao to mako It tho
INTEREST
Of All porchaorn to buy from ui, by keeping every variety and
Clua of Good, of Domestic "r Porrlg i Manufacture; and aa our fa
dliaeo and expert-nre hi thla lice of bualucwo rlre ui Important ad
vantage, (In which our patrons share) your Interoat wtU be
PROMOTED
By calling at the OLD AMD FAVORITE HOUSE,
1M Main Street,
my*1 KEEN, BALDWIN A WILLIAMS^
IMPUTES I'tttSiH TuKE SUIRT KMP0R11T)I.
Grontlemons» FurnishingOi-ootls
\\T* have now on hand over duo doi i-hlrta, all price,, qualities
TV and style, which we are closing out at reduced price
These Shirts are all made with the famous Improved French
Toko, and we warranted to III.
Oar usao'tuienl of Tie and Cravats can’t bo beat la the city of
Alehin..nd
We would ell attention to our Urge stock of Unde Shirts and
Drawers, which la verv fUU, and contains full line in 811s, Gause
Urrlsrw Llucw, and Cotton
We have Increased our facilities for making Shirts to order, at
the shortest poartole nodes, and a perfect St warraitod.
Also, oo hand, a Saw alack of Ready Made Cl thing.
8TURTKVANT A MaGWIRE,
J«1 J H, lit Main Street, Cor. Hth Bt,
SIMPSON <1 HI Is.LEU
Have on hud i floe lot of
SHIRTS AND COLLARS.
119 MAIN STREET,
Kit II WOND, VIRGINIA.__
SPIPIAN 9k MIL'.KK
WOULD call special atic .ih-mko their stock of Sammsr Catti
merre, which they are i/ofervainej to sell at very reduced
prices.
Now b the lime fur Sir jam*. Call at
jj4 119 Msln Street, Blchmocd_
MEW CLOT8IN« bTOf'h.
THE BVBSCRIBLR, as Agent, w'll open about tho 15th IntL, In
the store now occupied by N. C. Barton, No. 109 Main it, an
entire naw stork o'
CLOTHING
AH1>
GENTS FI RNISI1ING GOODS.
Which he U having manufactur *4 under his own suprr»Ulon ; uni
lope*, with h'l rxpeiicuce nod knowledge of thw business. he can
ff-r s*ch & stock SB will rae«i the wants and secure the patronage
af his friends
The store will be refitted to »uit the business. sod every effort
will be trade to produce all the nccceaary articles, and In such
■tile as will sake the stock unobjectionable and attractive.
WM SL TIPMAN,
mat *f Late of Tupman A HulL
SPUING AND HI MMWM CLOTHING,
OF 01 R U It .V AND H 0 M t *1 A 11' FA I' T l' R E
OUE stock of Ready Mtde Clothing is complete, and we avk the
Attvati' n of our customers and public >n general, to call an I
be con«in ,e«l who <*tn te!l the cheap* si, and best made Clothing
la this cltv Out stock b Urge, anti we will continue to make up
•IvtBf the S»uma»er, so •* to be able t»» kc p our stock In complete
nesa. Ws will, also, make Clothes to order, In the latest styles,
and will warrant to fit or no sale.
A large stock of C-oths, Cashmere* and Vesting* on hand. All
we ask Is a call, and look for yourself, at E NOKRIH A °0.,
i " tfala St at *•
BMW >ND yt ADC C LOTHING,
Increasecl Faeilites.
TUK subscriber has been manufacturing Clothing In the
’Ity of Richmon I over twenty years, and has at this
time from 75 to ino hands In Ms employment, and will, in
ttie next month or t*n, make large additions to that nura* — 11
b«r Having taken the story over his store especially for manu
facturing purj»««se» he Is determined to make any article in the
made in Northern cities, and he asks the patronage of Ms old
fri«nds and the public generally, n eNw of the fact that he is giv
ing empioymen in our tnldsl to a large number of mechanics anJ
worthy females, »ho u ght otherwise suffer for the necessaries of
life, lie h«s the hrst of cutters, and materials not to be surpass
ed by anv house In the country.
Maryland, Virginia, Carolina# and Georgia Casslmeres and
Tweeds of all grades and colors. Strictly a Southern Manufactur
ing House, as all shall be satisfied hy a personal lns|>ectlon of not
what he intends to do.but what he has been doing for years past.
X. B sU’kNCK. Clothier and Tailor.
ah3 Corn. Main and 18th sts., Richmond, Va.
sese. sfOTSCE. ms.
E. D. KEELING,
TAILOR AND CLOTHIER,
No. 126 .VI aim Ninel,
Hi.* just returned from New York, and is now prepared to ex
hibit the most attractive stock of good# that he has ever had
the p'easure of offering to his friends and the public, consisting In
!*r"'f CLOTHS. CASSIMERKS AID VESTISUB,
of th, oeweet eiytee, which he will make to order In the moot ap
pro ml mwwner. Flu warranted to pieaae tn wll cure.
ALSO.
In More end rweletof, a choice wlee*lon of lent',, /oath*' And
■ktldne*,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
of every grade and style.
GENTLEMEN’S FT*WISHING GOODS,
such as Shirts, Collars, Ties, Gloves, Socks and Drawer*; Merino
Skirts and Drawer*, of good quality,
sett K. D REELING. No. 1M Main *treet.
eiEA is BXtiACTOa
run axu< <vim
PAIIT% TAR, WAX,
01 In gIBD Of
GREASE,
now all ran oe
SILK AND WOOLEN DRESSES,
AK1> FROM
Broadcloths, CassiraeresA, &c
WUhout (As idighUtit injury to thrfibric*.
THIS article has been used by many persons throughout th
co an try, and has received the highest recoin mendailoo*. It
received the si'ver medal at the last Mechanics' Fair. It Is
ma>le la this city, and deserves the patronage of the 8outh. To be
hud of the principal dmgglau and at my laboratory, corner Main
and loth sts, Richmond, Va. EDWARD T. FINCH,
falS—ly Analytical Ohf»n‘«t.
WM. SATTLER & CUT”
<10.141, Mill STREET,
RICHMOHD, VA.,
Dialers in—
Colors, Painters' and Artists' Material*
Tarnishes, White Lead and Zinc Paints,oil and water Colon
English, french, and American Engravings
Lithographs soluble for Grecian Painting
Prints for Pstiehomanl# Painting
Mathematical Instruments for Archtto«t* and Engln*«r«
french and English Drawing Paper
Windsor and Newton's Tube Colors
English and German prepared Canvas*
Picture Prams* aud GOt Moulding*, its. fl*M)
>ri'LCANirE TIETH! _ gn i
VULCANITK TRFTH! fLlO _X
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN ARTIFICIAL
T«KTH • ^ -U-LT
G. W. JONHS, Dmrri-T. having the HgM for making TFfTII on
th# vulcanite plate, and Mmtfmtti*(t*d of it* absolute supsriority
or* rail olMr mtihodn, having thorough y tested H/fer fire/re
months In a large numhee snd som* */ th 9 most difficult <-**••*
where guld and other plate had utterly failed i bmmrmds it with
ontirs tmtidcui * to those desiring foil or partial sets of te th, #*
prciaUy i'f d imati^ft d with thorn* th*y art mac u*in<j. Th# per
fact ada/tlition of *ht jdaU% and th* mo tion thsrrby te*'ur*it,
souhles him to insert one or more teeth without eiatj*, which. In
the gold plate ha* ruud-rwd so man* teeth lutinful and u*+Jt*M.—
Having been adopted by those taadlng highest In the profession,
North and bouth, testimonial* win be given and specimens exhlbi
ted tn those wishing lu see Ussoi.
f,'old or aup othsr jLit* made, of eour*e, for such as prefer
them
rvrtnr, tleanalaf, refutatlof and all other operatiouj featljr and
IfeomsalilT pnrl .rard
Teeth ritraele'l tuitAmt rutin. hr rU<tru-ity. havtne nMnicind
hto kttmlril t"th trith it
Office hoar* from 9 to 9* ; from 4* to «, on Main K., between
9th and 10th _ n»a->
1860. ADIE & GKAY, 1860.
DISTILLERS AID MAJUFACTURERS
or
CAMPH1SI AND BURNING FLUID.
ALTO DBALIM II
ALCOHOL, SPT8 TTRPCNTINIt, B1B08I5I and LIN8HED OILS.
Ail of which they offer to the trade at the loweet *narket rau-e,
for out Jyf 147 Main Street.
/•A HSI H PI KK OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
OU MCmm 44
10i> M ** 44 Monongahela 44
lb) M Madeeia. Sherry and Port Wine,
100 44 Cherry, Blackberry and (linger Brandy,
50 44 dinger and Blackberry Wine,
90 44 Peppermint and Clonamet Cordial,
10 *• Charter <>ak Wine Bittere,
90 44 Tin de Vcrelnay,
50 44 Otard. Dupuy A Co.** Brandy,
50 Baokete Uel<Mck A Co.'* Champagne,
yor tale low by
mail SSODQRAM 4 JOHNHTOH.
tuo.oeo.
AT COST rot CASH TO CLOSE Il'Sl JESS,
CHtl. A. CWATKIN,
/"lOBNlB 8lh u4 Main Htreeta, having d.tocmiond to qolt t.ual
t ) cm. ntll, rvna thin date, thro* h.« largn and frnah Mock on
the mark*, at prim* c at, for caah, to clooo ool ao npeedtlf a. pan
■161a Bmbro derlea, Won, Ribbon., Hoop »klru, it ..chad Oat
ton, fine Dvm Good., Who, Plokln, Lawun, flannel., alio. Car
P Th. (loro home I* fbr rant. O A. r,*tTIIK,
j4l Oar sth and Mala Street.
KBftP COOL 1—The celebrated uneicelled “CHaLLkNGR"
BBf RhlKRaroR »tih aide vao.llator, w.ter Cooler., ravt
nmataaa and pattern. tea Fitehaag, all altaa and pattern. Man
ner'. patent “ Bee minute" lea Oream Freemen, and a variety of
other ktoda, for aala at reduced prtaee.
Va call particular attention to tha |UMly aalobrated “ CIIale
LR’HlIt" RRflU' ikRaTOR, eo'atderlag It tha bam ardalo arar of
tend for aal> In thla place, and thar.foen rooommnod It *ttti non*
deoce. Anothertacply juel received, a fa* enly at vhlch are un
aogagad Fereona In want of tka above, art rnquaated In call and
—1-|1— Daf.ra p*rr baaing atnavhrre
G. A A. RARGAMTN, Ja,
„c n II? Main 8t, Richmond, Va.
COLUMBIA HOUSE
Cape Inland. Cape May, N. «T.
THU largn It rat clam Hotel *11 he open for lit raca paten of
gneate on «tth Jnne. la**.
The llotaan haa ban* compl-taly repaired nad re fgrnlafeed.
A nr* Cooking-Range, Orana, (team Hoi an and arrrjr modern
iMrnrameot added. Irtenalre STABLING attacked to i*o pram
L-ueee addrenaad to the .uhocrlbera. Capo iflaud, He* let
W,a b* p",mp‘'' laird a wool* a*.
Janaa H Lai an. late proprietor franklin Home, PMSadrlphte —
A A WoutAAI, formerly proprietor Moaat V.rnon Motel, Cape
lalamd. Jel*—dim
LESTEI MASTFACTL'RiXtt COMPACT,
Rlrkmaid, Vm.
SEWING MACHINES
Made and AnId tender Legal Right, from
EMAA HOWB, JA, WHBILBB A WILBOM. 9B0TEB A BAKU,
and 1. M. MRUEE A Cl
WARRANTED IN EVERY RESPECT.
Price* from $10 la $I7A.
FACTORY 01 CART STREET SELOW 1ITI.
frineignl q/lei Amd Halm Mum,
Ml Xtl* MmL
RICHMOND WHIG.
THE BRAZILS.
THE DON PEDRO II. RAILWAY—PORTION BUILT
BY AMERICAN' CONTRACTORS—AN IMPERIAL
VISIT—MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Rio d* Jaskiro, Friday, June 8, 1860.
I wrote you, a lew day* since, by the Champion, Van
derbilt steamer, which vessel touched here to till up with
coal on her return from the Pacific. Since then the Em
peror has made a most interesting tour of inspection ove.
the American portion of the Don Pedro 11. Railway, now
iu course of coua ruction. Ilia Msjesty left the Palace of
San Cristov at day-light on Saturday last bv special train,
and arrived at Belcw, tbe termiuus of tbe first completed
section, at 8 A. M. on the same morning, the distance
being about 70 miles. At the elation be was met by Con
aeiibeiro Ottoni, President of the Road; Major Andrew
Ellison, Jr., Chief Enginerr; fm. Ellison, Asaietaul En
gineer; Charles J. llarrah, E-q , oue of tbe contractor*;
aud all tbe principal functionaries of the Yasfouraa Dis
trict. After partaking of a superb drjmner, served up
in the depot, the Imp-rial party mounted their animals
aud commenced their tour ot inspection, accompanied by
the several Americans aforesaid. Tbe Don Pedro Rail
road, which will, when finished, extend some three hun
dred m.les into the iulerior of the largest colfee-growing
district, was originally the scheme of a Dr. Cochrauc, an
English resident ol Ibis p’ace, be having succedcd in pro
curing a grant from the Imperial Government for its con
struction. Finding, however, that years passed away
without the work being commenced, an-1 that a bona fide
company was in formation, the llraxiliau Government
gave Dr. Cochrane the sum of $160,000 for bis right, aud
issuing a guarantee of 7 per cent, upon the stock, the
new company, under the direction of the Government,
ceme into existence, and the first section of the work was
commenced by Messrs Price It Co., English contractors.
This first section, which extends to Belem, has been com
pleted about three years, but tbe work baa not been
done to the satisfaction of the company, aud was evidently
pushed through with a view of outside show more thau
substantiality.
When proposals for the second section of the work
were issued ny the Company, Messrs. Roberts, Harvey A
Co., American contractors, entered the field, and were
the successful competitors. The firm consisted of Messrs
Robert and George Harvey, ftom Virgiuia, W. 11. Ro
berts, Jacob lluuibird aud" Charles J. llarrah—the latter
gentleman beiug long and favorably known in Brazil as
an cnterpi iaing ship-builder in Rio. The portion ol the
road embraced as the second section,although hut seven
teen miles in length, is, perhaps, viewed iu a scientific
light, as stupendous a piece of work as any of our
mouutain crosses in the United States. It lias to traverse
a mountainous range some It,Out) leet above the level of
the sea, and some of the fillings required are enormous,
while the shafts for the tuuuelling have to tie auuk iu
some places upwards of 45<t feet, and these have to be
cut through the most solid kind ol trap rock. To ac
t otnplisb this work the contractors are allowed seven
years, two of wliieh have already expired, and the work
has ad vane* d beyond the expectations of tbe contrac
tors themselves, and much to the surprise of the most
scientific resident engineers. At the time the contract
was awarded to Messrs. Roberts, llarvey A Co., Colonel
Garnett, of Virginia, (unde of" Hon, M. It 11. Gar
uet, M. C.,) was tbe Company’s Eugineer-in-Chuf, but
bis position was soon alter filled by Major Audrew Elli
sou, Jr., the present incumbent, Col. Garnett having re
tired on account of ill health. Mi-jor Ellison’s staff of
Vssislant Engineers, who are all Americans, consists ol
Messrs. Moreno, T. W. Chandler, (son of our Minister
resident at Naples,) William Ellison, Spear Nicholas, Ca
rolus McLcIUii, John McClenahan, Sydnor Royal, Mr.
Beckham, (whose father was killed at Harper's Ferry,)
and one or two others whose names I am unac<|tiainied
with. The sub-contractor* ur<- Messrs. Sampson, Muh
lenburg, Ur. Davis, aud John llumbird. Dr. I,. D. Gould,
of Potladelpbia, is tbe Physician of the road.
But once more to return to tbe Emperor’s visit The
w hole of tbe liist day was consumed by an inspection of
thetirst eight divisions, when the imperial rorteye arri
ved at the haxeuda of Setter Coumtetidor Faria, which
had b-ett arra ig-d as the stxppiugplace for the uight.—
The Kuipc ror dined and slept here, aud started the fol
lowing morning at daybreak to tesu tie his inspection.—
A short distance further along tbe line a marquee teut
was erected, and breakfast served, which was partaken
of bv the Imperial party. Ou arriving at tbe mouth of
the grand tunnel, the Emperor dismounted, and accom
panied by M-j ir Ell son. Messrs. Ilarrah and Sampson,
went in aud remained some time, highly interested in the
mining work. Ou their reaching tho grand shaft, which
iias already been stink »*» leet, (he Emperor signified
his intention to descend, and requested M j>r Ellison,
(being a man about his owu six-- and weight.) in the ino-t
a liable manner, to go down with him. The Mujor hav
ing seated hiuiselt on the other side of the tub, ibe Or
der to lower was given, and his Imperial M»j-sty was
soon lest to sight iu tbe darkness below. They remained
below an unusual length of time, his M jesty being so
much interested in the nature of the work, aud ou his
re appcarauce in safety at the mouth, he was spon
taneously greeted with the vivos of all pres
ent. After descending the other shafts, and
eu cringthe completed portions of the tuuuel, lie pro
ceeded lo Braudon, the residence of Mr. Jacob Uutubird,
who is the wirkiny Man of the line. Here tbe Emperor
de-ire*11 Mr. Hutitbird to be presented, and complimen
ted him ou the advancement of the work. Lunch was
then served, aud after pissing over the remainder of the
line, the Imperial party retraced their steps to Macacos,
the residence of Major Ellison, whcic the Emperor had
arranged to pass the uight. llis Majesty diuedaud slept
here ; Mrs. Ellison, (anaccomplished Virginia lady) being
permitted to honor his Majesty by facing him af the diu
tier table. The Eutperor here inspected all the plain and
drawings of the road, aud the next morning alter tender
ing bis thanks to Major and Mrs. Ellison, and otlicially
expressing to Mr. Oitoni, the President of tbe toad, bis
satisfaction at the progress of tbe work, aud his in
terest iu its completion, be left by special train lor the
palace, arriving safely at A. M., where he was received
by the E in press and the Princesses.
There is nothing much of interest here since my last
Tbe British steam Irigate Kuralyus, having on board
Priuce Alfred, is daily expected here. The Forte, with
tlag ol Rear Admiral Sir Henry Keppel, is here on her
way to the Cape of Good Hope. Th" Prussian scientific
expedition have sailed for Japan via Singapore.
The United States steamer Narragausett sailed for the
Pacific on Saturday last. All well. The Deeotuh is uot
yet arrive-d. The French llig-ship Aleeste is hourly ex
pected on her wav to France. At last accounts the Con
gress was at Montevideo. Dolphin and Bainbridge at
Buenos Ayres. Fuhiski about to sail for Paraguay.
Coffee still very high. Flour very dull; utrgoes being
reshipped and sent to the River La Platte. Freights
dull. Exchange, 25 3-4 pence sterling to the inilreis.—
Arrived, the barque Panama and schooner Uoggswrll
1 U> 111 -New iota. 1UL BAJUIL.
AcqcimL or Gas. Ccllom—A Mistaki CoRRicrrn.
The Washington Star of Sa urday, aays: A Washington
correspondent, (per telegraph,) of the New York Ueiald
characteriz a the trial ol the lion. William Culloni, Ute
clerk of ibe House of Representatives, for malfeasance
in otlice, as a prosecution on the part of the Democratic
party, on account of Mr. C.'a opposition sentiment. Tlvg
is a sweeping mistake. Neither the Democratic party
nor the Democratic National Admnistration have had
anything whatever to do with it from beginning to end
It is well known here to have grown out of a personal
quarrel between Mr. Cullom and Mr. Jno. C. Rives, the real
proaecutei, over a question arising between them con
cerning the purchase of certain books ordered by Con
gress, which Rives bad for sale, and which Cullom chose
to purchase of some one else—or out of some such mat
ter. Charges and counter-charges wete brought to the
notice of several grand juries for this county, each seek
ing to get the other indicted. If we mistake not, two
consecutive grand juries, seeing through the gist of the
affair, refused to indict either. A third, however, by
a tight tqueez?, did iudjet Cuilom ; returning four
bills agaiust him. One of these indictments, on
being tried on the day before yesterday, resulted in the
prompt acquitai of Mr. C-; there beiutj literally not the
slightest atom of evidence produceablo in open court
lending to substantiate the truth of its couutg against
him. The District Attorney thereupon elected to aban
don two of the remaining three indictments against
General Cullom, and to try the other in December next.
It is generally thought here that this is the last that the
public will ever here y( that indictment before the courts
of this District,
Rumor says that Cullom, on the close wf theao eases,
designs suing his antagonist for malicious prosecution. A s.
The affair betweeu them, the end of which has evident
ly not been reached yet by a long way, will probably
prove a profitable plum for the lawyers; and, if also re
sulting in an entire change of the system of publishing
the debates of Congress, it will hereafer save millions
annuallv to the national treasury, and cut off the real
root of nearly all the corrupt and inexcusably extrava
gant legislation of the Congress ol the United Sta es—a
moat desirable oonsaurmstiou indeed.
There is nothing more exquisitely French in every
way, that we have seen, than the mutt which the jokers
uttered, concerning Prioce Jerome, (the brother of the
great Jk'anoleon,) whilst he lay on his death bed. They
actually ‘mat* t£c scene, the occasion, and the man, a
subject of qjerruuent sun ae$r!y laughter. I’oor Jerome,
it is known, was an uncommonly dulj Cfin, aud proba
bly never uttered a wilicism or appreciated one, in hi*
life; but according io these wags he was the eause of
great fuu to all aroupd blip, wbH.’ in extremis. The
phyahnau io attendance, the wags said, uscJurH that
be was inaauo. “ Listen,” said be. Enter j/riucc Ka
pohoo, bis son ‘‘My h'au boyt” exdrimed the dying
ex-King. I told you so! said me doctor. |,iatea agaiu!
Enter the 1’rinceaa Matbilde, “My tainted dear!"
There, said the doctor, I hope every body is satisfied
MK
Bill asd Eviam is MASsaem sirrs.—An Exchange
says “ In Masaaaihusetts and Maine a Urge number of
cooaerrative Republicans ire coming out for Bell. The
Boat on Courier publishes communication* from sereral
such, and is very confident that the electoral rote of
Maaaobitsetu will be gives to Bell
It U also stated that ia eeveral of the Mamaohueatti
lows* Democrats are Joining BellLrtrelt dab*.
RATIFICATION MEETING IN PRINCE GEORGE.
At a ratification meeting of the “Constitutional Union
Party" of Prince George county, held at the Court House
on the 12ih day of July, 1800:
Cbarlaa Fiieud was called to the chair, and Rob't Bland
appointed Secretary
Afar an able and patriotic speech from \Y. F. Bowden,
Esq., the following presinble and resolutions were pre
vented by Mr. Bowden, and unanimously adopted by the
meeiiog:
Whereas, the Constitutional Union Convention, recent
ly held in Baltimore,^did, with a noble aud disinterested
patriotism, and with au eye single alone to the preserva
tion of the Union, the Constitution and the Laws of the
United States; to the perpeluaiiou of the right# of the
severs! States inviolate; to the resisting of all attempts
to interfere with their respective institutions and policy,
aud opposed to all sectional parties—sacrified all party
prejudices and personal predilections in presenting to the
American people the names of the Hon. John Beil, of
Tennessee, for President, and the llou. Edward Everett,
of Massachusetts, for Vice President; Therefore
Kftolvtd, That »e do hereby most heartily approve
tho uomiuations, and promise to use all fair and honora
ble means to secure the election of the nominees.
Jietulutd, That the spotless and unblemished charac
ter, and the political antecedents of John Bell, are a suf
ficient guarantee to the American pet pie, that he will so
udminister the affairs of cur Governmeut as to assure to
each aud all the States alike the equal rights guaranteed
to them by the Constitution, and that be will discreetly
but firmly enforce the Law#, free from all sectional bias
or pnjudice—aud that iu Edward Everett we recognize
the polished scholar, the pure patriot, the distinguished
statesman, and the firm and devoted friend ^0 the Uuipn^,
Hetolved, Taat we have with the dcepsaatdpet witness
ed the extreme dangi r to which the fanatics of the North
and the South have exposed us i:i their nud attempt to
alienate oue portion of this great country from the oth
er, aud we beg to admonish our conservative brethren of
all parties, iu the language of the Father of his country,
“That it is of iuiiuite moment that you should propeily
estimate the immense value of your national Union to
your collective aud individual happiness; that you should
cherish a cordial habitual and immovable attachment to
it, watching for i's preservation with jealous anxiety, du
countenauciug whatever may eugges' even a suspicion
that it can in any event be abandoned, and indignantly
fiowuing upon the first dawning of every at euipt to alien
ate any portion of our country from the rest, or to en
feeble the sacred ties which now bind together the va
rious parts. Wc therefore invoke the moderate, honest
and patriotic of all parties, who love country better than
party, to uui'.r with the “Constitutional Union party” iu
elevating to the highest offices in the gift of any people,
the llou. John Bell and the Uou. Edward Everett—men
well known for their distinguished ability, and long-fried
patriotism and purity, and who recognize no platform of
principles but the Constitution of their country, and the
laithful enforcement of the Laws.
Kenohid, That a# the Brockiuridgcand Lincoln parties
arc purely sectional parties,and no matter which succeeds
the result must greatly endanger the peace and safety of
this Union : We invoke the conservative portion of the
Democratic parly who prefer to stand by tbe Union, and
tbe Courtituiiou and tbe Enforcement of tbe Laws, to
follow the noble example of the many Whigs who, in
1856, to defeat “Fremont,” vo ed for Mr. Buchanan in
s'cad of the honored aud tried favorite, Mr. Fillmore,and
cast their votes for Bell and Everett, and thereby defeat
the Black Republican candidate, Lincoln,who is qualified
sponsible position of President of these tnited States,
and whose elect! )n would be a curse and a disgrace to
the country.
Mr. Robert Bolling, ot Petersburg, being iuvited, then
came forward and entertained the meeting with an elo
quent and effective address in behalf of the nominees of
the “Constitutional Union party,” after which it was re
solved to form a "Union Club,” for the county of Prince
George, and the following articles were adopted for its
organization:
Art. 1st. This association shall be styled “The Prince
George Constitutional Union Club,"
Art. 2d. 1 he officers shall oonsist of a President, five
Vice Presidents—one from each Magisterial district; oue
Recording with two Assistant Secretaries, aud a Corres
ponding Committee of live.
Art. 2d. The President sh ill preside at ail meetings of
the Club when present—settle all questions ol order, aud
call extra meetings when he may think proper.
Art. 4th. Tbe Vice Presidents shall assist the Presi
dent in the discharge of his duties, and in his absence
perform the dutiea of his office.
Art. Sth. The Secretary shall keep a record of the pro
ceedings of the Club, and* perform such other duties as
pertain to his office.
Art. tlih The Corresponding Committee shall hold
such correspondence us may be necessary for tho good
of tbe Club.
Art. 7th. The President aud Vice Presidents shall
constitute a committee to parsons to address tho
people of Piiuce George at such turns us tho Committee
may dtera peccggary -
Art. 8 h. The stated meetings of this Club shall be
hi Id at tbe Court House on the second Thursday in each
mouth, until otherwise ordered by the Club.
Art. !>tb. This Club shall continue to ex’st until the
4th day of March, 1801, when as a Club we will attend
the inauguration of the Uon. John Hell at Washington.
Tint Lo.mest Cnoat'll Dcioansas —-Tho Religious Dis
sension in 8t. George’s-in-lbe Kast, Loudon, are anything
but ende J. On Sunday evening, the 24th ult., tbe riot
ing withiu the sacred cd.fice was as determined
as upon any previous day. As soon as the bles
sing was pronounced from the altar, the congrega
tion collected in the yard round the entrance to
the rectory, and as the clergy and choristers passed in
they were hooted su l hustled. Two or three of the
ehoiisters attempted to make their way through Cannon
street, where their appearance was the signal for a ter
rific uproar. Tho were followed by several hundreds of
people, wbo hissed and yelled, and threw at thrm dirt,
stones, and anything els: they could obtain. Once or
twice tbe choristers, who wore their proper vestments,
made a run for it, but the mob ran too, anil increased in
numbers at every step. On arriving on the Commercial
Hoad, an attempt was made to beat the choristers, and
u desperate rush was made upon them, but three or four
policemen, who arrived at the time, kept tbe mob back,
aud the choristers darted down a narrow street.—
The mob, which at this time consisted of at least
one thousand prisons, followed them about with
loud execrations, and, matters threatening to be
come serious, two of them took refuge in a coflVc-heuse.
Peremptory orders were shouted by the mob that “Pu
seyites” should be turned out, and turned oqt they were,
to be knocked about by their ruffianly assailants. It was
uow suggested that the only wav by which au escape
could be effected, would be by the police, who were pre
sent, blockading the entrance ot one of the narrow
streets after the choristers had made a dart down, and
this strst gem succeeded, although the police had a de=
tierate fight with the mob io their eHurts to keep them
back. The choristers managed to escapo their assail
• • natwvit af'iAP thorn so so tho nnlipA than
tloued their position. On the previous Sunday evening
the Rev. Dr. Ibbefton, who took part it) the eery ice, wai
followed in a similar manner, aud took refuge In x pub
lic bouse, from which he was ejected upon the demand
of the mob. Ho at length escaped by jumping into a
Hansom cab, which was passing at the time.
euuopu wants food.
With no (mall anxiety do we read the foreign news
papers, to ascertain what may he the prospects of the
harvest there. The result of our inrestiga ion is as
follows:
In England, Ireland, and Scotland, bad weather con
tinued up to the end of July. The wet and cold had
nearly destroyed all the summer fruits, prance and
Italy were in the same disastrous state. In Germany, on
the 27th June, the fine weather which had there prevail
ed for a few davs, was broken by violeut torrents of rain
and hail. In Spain and Portugal the complaint is the
same. Russia bad suffered very little, and the steppes
of Polaud aud the vast pluiss of the Ukraine will proba
bly supply a good deal of wheat. Prom Hamburg, the
port (or the w heat produce in the countries watered by
the E-bc, scarcely any grain is to be expected. As we
have already stated, the main supply (notol Indian corn,
which is little used ;u Europe.! hut of wheat, rye, barley,
and oats, on which Europe will mainly depend for the
next twelve months, will cbictly come from the United
States. This is the golden time for American agricul
ture. Pur farmers ough' to make much money this year,
and they deserve it all; for they labor “with a will."
Nor Is it from the cereal productions of the soil alone
that American farmers may expect to make large profits.
The scarcity qf fqddur |n jiurope has made cattle scarce
md dear. Great discontent prevails among the wurking
classes of England on account of the dearness of flesh
meat. It is yet dearer in Prance. The price* run thus
in Paris—fillet of beef, 18 cents the lb ; tough rump
steaks, 28 cent*; inferior beef for malting soup, bone
included, 2o cents; ordinary Joints of veal and mutton,
25 cent* the pound. Now, American beef and pork can
be sold in England and Prance for prices much lower
than this, and already the English newspapers are men
tioning the fact, and giving receipts how to treat these
salted provisions, snd cook them so as to form palatable,
nutritious, and poim,l‘r*,'»elv low-priced food. Of cour-c,
if the cows cannot be fed, uheaie at.-.! better will »!*o be
scarce, aud abundanoe of these van be shipped biuce to
Europe.
For wbat we may thus send abroad, the greater por
tion of the payment will be made in gold, for there is no
uae in glutting the American markets with English and
Preach manufactures. Hut here, slready a difficulty
looms up in the distance. Russia, France, Sardinia, Eng
land, are severally in rant of tuquey. Husaja wapta #u<>
000,000; Sardinia wants $30,000,tXiO, France requires
$50,000,000 to effect (arther improvements in Paris, and
$60,000,000 to complete vsyiou* lines qf railway; Eng
land will probably require some $§0,000,000 to carry on
the Chinese war. Here U a total of $ 1 $0,000,00(1 to be
drained from tbe money markets of Europe, besides a
vast amount to he toot to this country, within the next
twelve months, (or food. How sau all this vast amount
be raised f—PhitadtlphU /Veil,
ClUOA*.—SObhlstatra0. gofir.laitorc,for sole,
a j/ITbaWII WtBS AMP JOHN 0 WAPK
BTOafeastTaifc •"* *■
1,7 4i|up« * toumnmuj.
FIFTH AVENIIK HOTEL, N. V.
AT THE INTERSECTION OF BEOADWAY,
Opposite I won Square*
THIS LOCATION 1* the most healthy, delightful, and central In
th*a great me*rop Us. and ve/y convenient t) the Hudson Riv
er an i Boston railroad depots.
There are fonr distinct does of omnlbusees that pass the Hotel
nearly every minute duiing the day and evening, beside* which
there are two hcree car railways, the Fourth aud Sixth Ave.ue
Hoes, which terminate near Wall street, and run conlinu lly on a
route within a bloca of the Hotel; thus affording a better oppor
tune /or obtaining a seat, w.th more ctrtala'y (and lets lots of
time; than at any other point. These Unas of o nnibussef, and
hotse oars, als> tun direct to the Cbxtxai. Pabk, wide i is consid
ered to be the most magnificent natural pleasure ground In the
wo Id.
Tae entire arraog*nv nts of it e estxb.lihment are the result of
mature study aud experience, and render It the mo#t comforta
ble aud home-like Hotel In the world. All the improvements that
comfort and convenience have suggested, have been Introduced.
•^Every precaution hae b eo taken, during onstrucUon, to se
cure the p »sttlve safety of gue« • from the dangers of conflagra
tion Bu iol rie.ou double brick wall* extend from the rock foun
dation to the ropf. All of lh* floorj are doubl*, and are aepara
ted by a layer of cement, making the ent're structure fire-proof
Am»Lg other 1 nportani improvements, In addition to the usual
stalrwais, a Vibtical Rail wav, to coavey guts • from the first to
upper flo »rs Is In sacceetful operation, upon a plan which admit*
of no pots blllly of aecldent.
tyifty, spacious and continues corridors, forming a promenade
of BUO feet upon esch of the six stories give light aud air, In the
highest de<re*, to every apaitment.
A liberal space has been appropriate! to pdbllc Draping Rooms
and Parlors, connecting when and the Dfei.jg R-o.ns there Isa
grand Promenade Hall. Suites of spscious Parlors, Chambers and
Dretsing Rooms, with all t: e modern conveniences, haw been e>
pecWlly designed for the comfort of families, travelling parties,and
single gentlemen.
An Exchange, containing the Journals of the day, and all the
conveniences for commcrd 1 Intercourse and busltie s, has bee >
added to the many other features of tne Hotel, and there is a Tel
egraph Office connecting with all Darts of the country.
. . Billiard and Chess Roumapf thfgvoel approved style and appoint
mem*, are provided far the ttsYTTfheet* and the pwbfir
Tils Furnitu.e and everv article of use In the establishment, ha*
heeu expressly designed and manufactured for the PimAvaxvt
Hotel
All eommuoldtlons for apartments, or upon any business con
nected with ih» house, should be addre»sed to '‘Firm Avsms Ho
rat,*' in order to !n*ore Immediate attention.
The entire organisation of this Hotel has been under the dlrertion
of Mr. PARAS' STaVKNB, proprietor of Revere aud Trem.Lt Hou
ses in Boston. • nd Rattle and Point C.ear Houses in Mobile,and the
Continental lintel, Philadelphia
It wilt aff »r t the undersigned much pleasure to see you on your
next visit to our oily.
With much respect.
Your obedient servants,
HITCHCOCK, DARLING k 00.
A. R DABLixa, late of “Batt’e ifouse,” Mobile.
II. HtTcaonnt, •* “fit. ChatLs Hotel,** New Orleans.
Jy8~8m
A CABD.
IbCBKoXD ClXTKAL flOTXL, I
Oerntr of 9th and Grace Streets, V
December 81, 1W&, |
THE undersigned, appreciative of the patronage bestowed du
ring the year about to cloee, desire* to offer his grateful ac
knowleugcments to those who have favored him with their com
pany.
To speak of the locality of this Hotel were useless, unless to
strangers, and thiir attention Is called to the fact that, while It Is
not liable to the bustle of a buxines* street. It is near to the princi
pal public buildings—the Capitol, the State Court-House, Postoffice,
and Custom-House, Kauks, (Merchant Mills,) Tobacco Warehouses, *
Ac., and Immediately In front Is the
WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
The beautHUl walks of the Capitol Square, with the scenery about,
•hould add much to attract the sojourner.
The attention of the public Is respectfully Invited, with the aesu
rance that every effort will be made to give satisfaction.
FRANCIS J. SMITH,
lal Proprietor.
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES "
OF DELAWARE.
FOKJCLY 1860.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS 4 CO., Manager*.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
_;_ i
Tht Managrr* roll th* attention of tA* puMto to (A. folUnrlng
Sftendid Schtmto to b* drawn in Wumlnyton, Utlauart,
BY ST A TB AUTHORITY.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
GRA1D CAPITAL PltlZE *70,000!
UKAMi COSbOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
0LA98 30.
To bt drawn In Wilmington, l)el., Saturday, July it, 19(0.
Mm:
79 Numbtn, 1! Drawn Ballot*.
1 nrlao of »70,!K)0 la.*70.000
1 priae of 25,000 la. 25,00*
\X°'< !$Ub. *-U»
i loissi1*.*>■*»
4 prise* of 8,000 ire. 82 000
4 prises of 5,000 ire. 20,000
4 prlx-s of 2,500 ire. 10.UOU
10 priz.*s of 2 «h*0 are.2O.O00
10 prises of 1.2.50 are. 12,500
1 s2 p.ris**s of 1,000 arc.1*2,000
66 prises of 600 are. 88,600
66 prises of ' 5*8) are. 88,000
182 prises of *J0 are. 26,400
18! prises of 1<M) are.... . 13,200
8,90* prizes of 40 are....158,400 .
26,740 prise* of 20 are.514.S00
80,316 prizes, amounting to $l,2o2,no0.
Tickets 820 ; Ualv jt 10 00; Qrs. 5 00; eighths 2 50.
k OertlAcale of Package of 26 Wholes, cot;*.. .$816 00
Do do W H.lvt*. 155 00
Do do 26 Qr*. 79 00
Do do 96 Eighths. 8V 50
tiRAND COfISOLfDATFD LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
CLAM 37.
To ho drawn In Wilmington, Del., on Saturday. July 81, H90 1
Fwery Other Tlt kcf is Prl**
Prises payable In fall, without dr<*' rife*
la these Lotteries every prise Is drawn.
SPLENDID SCHEME. 1
1 prise of.$50,000 i 9 prizes of. 1 690 J
2 prises of. 82,500 2 prises of. boo '
2 prises of. I»,«»00 10 |»ri»*# r.f. 6“0
2 prises of. fc.'wO I 100 prises of. 100
8 prises .»f. $.000 115,000 prises ot. 8 1
And 00 Approximation prises, ranging from $60 np to |400.
Whole Tickets $10; Halve* $5: Quarters $9 50.
Persons who desire need only remit the risk on a Package, for
which we will send a Certificate as fellows?
A CsrtificaW of Package of 16 Whole* cost*.$96 00 1
Do do 16 Halves.46 00
Do do 16 Qrs. 84 00 J
Do do 16 Eighths. 18 00 1
PT Prises paid Immediately after the dra Ing.
caution”
Persons living at a distance should he ‘Ztremely cautions of
whom they order Lottery Tickets or GcrLdcate* of Packages of ,
Tickets Bm country Is flooded with bogus and swindling Lotte- '
rlet. Every inducement Is held out to get person* to invest money
in them. Capital Prises of from $90,000 to $40,000 head their
schemes—with Tickets at One Dollar. $1081010 Capital Prises are
offered. Tickets give Dollars. 411 such. In every Instance, are
frauds; and If money Is sent to them for Tickets, It Is so much
thrown away, without the shadow of a chance of getting a prise.—
Beware of all Lotteries where the Capital Prise Is unusually large (
In comparison to the price of Tickets. In every instancy w«*rc
large Prises are offered for a small cost of Tick ft j, put U down for
a certain fraud.
OT All orders addressed to PRANCE, BROADBENTS k CO.. ,
Wilmington, Da»l., will meet with prompt attention, and the printed
ofBcial drawings sent as soon as over.
FEANOE, BROADBENTS k 00.,
MERfHAXTS* SAVINGS BANK OF RICIIM05D.
r» pi til...... $.*o,ooo. a
OFFICE WITH THE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION. .
MONF.Y reed red on deposit'a sums of fire dollars and upwards,
on which Interest will he paM at the rate of six per centum ;
per annum for sums remaining »lx months or longer, for sborW J
periods, interest at Ihw rttlOf Gve per centum per annum Tbs |
who'r J >lnt fund responsible for deposits. Deposit* ucwlved, and
cert'll ates Issued by th- Cashier
DiMUCTOHti
David Currie, Jvhn Dooley,
R II. Maury, Do. 11 Bunon,
Wm. 0. Paine, Win. II Christian,
Geo. N. Owalbmey, Jas H Hackett,
Lewis Glnter, John H. Montague,
John T. mblett. Geo. J. Eumnsr,
Jas. L Apperton, John J Wilson,
Peter 0. Warwick. J hn 0. Shafer,
John Thompson Drown. s
JOHN n. CI.ATBORNK, President.
ROB’T T. BROOK* Cashier. I
ALEX. GARRETT. Secretary._ IyS—dim _
TRUNKS! THUNKS! THUNKS! \
Yl» K take thl. method ol reminding our friend* rTTVD C
V v and tl.e |>ahUc .hn contemplate .lilting the ,
various Watering Place* the preaent 8*a»un. that WUl'l a
we have on hand a veer large iitvplr "f HARO a J‘l I I I „
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS and VALlsrg, togHher with CARPET g
H.t88 and RAICHIL8, which we ahonld ba pleaatd to riiow ,
them, and u wa have ma1‘ our parchaae, entlre'y for C«.h, we
feel perfectli lafe In laying that wa ean and will eel! the imr p
,'yle and claw of Good., u low ai ar.y huuie In Virginia. Call ,
and iee for } ourielvea.
PUrNKV A WATT'S, 118 Wain St.. t
JjrlO Richmond, Virginia. j,
CLAHKTN.-1 have In .lore now th* largaat aaaortmeat o h
Olareta ever off .red In thla market. Cheap table wine (Vln l
ordloalra) up to the float Chateau Margaur. and ^^ ^
j*JJ Mo.IExchange ntoolr. o
PAM r WIN K.-A very auperlor article. In wood and glia*;
bottled In Oporto. For aale by O. CRAN7.
jy|y No 2 ExchangeB'oek.
tTnwN. ALAFATA AND FLANNEL fBATI.
1J A good euppl* yri on hand, which molt be told. If yon want
a g ion article of Clothing, at low prtcee for caah. call at
;14 Male Street
Jyl» _IMA aallTK.
CONGHKNN HALL, CAFE INLAND, CAFE
MAT, N J.—Tola well known flret claaa Hot. 1, will be opened
for the reception of gneata *n Batnrday tho l*lh loit
The Bowling 1 Meyi have been removed, and new liaeplpf roopj
added, ilnce iact i.gion.
J*|8—Iw WEST * THOMPSON, Broprietort
CHIT LOAF HUAM.-U bbli Cut Loaf Buyer, for ,ala
a,. »•*» |U>ue EDMOND nAVTKPOBT a CO
IIANDY.-b half p'p-f Float C*»i*.ion, he. brand., anpe
rlor Old Brandy, fur aal. by
jy]4 _ __ I.^G P PA TEN FORT.
WHISK T.-1'V bbli W.ilern Old and Eecllfled Whliky,
for aal* by __I. A Q. B. DAVENPORT. .
CHEKNF.-23 boat! prioie Oo|hen Chert*. fo; .ale oy 1
jyll lV ' ~ r _WM. WALLACE SONS
MACKKHKL.-Hkl Medlun No 8, New Mackerel, far
,ale by Jyl4—Iw WM. WALLACE BOSS.
WHISKY. W. W.l'aca’e Para Mountain Dew Whlakv, for p
aale hr jylA-lw WM W* LLACE SONd._
(*IG AIEN.—16,000 genuine Principe Cigar., Juat received, for
J lula low, to eloaa consignment, by
jyij-lT »»¥ LI4CMQM.
i nn T»«*r** -i* *’• svEisiupiRioi ip- "
AIM I GAR 11'RID MANS, In atora for tale by
Jyll- Jw WM WAUAg*J0N,>
I KUrt SINSILI W If INK If. In (lore font It hy
l*nflF J>|M| _ W>| WALLACE POM.
l)K KBUN PRIME GOSHEN BPTTIM. Juat ra
cetved, for aria by
Jyl4—Iw _Wm WALLtCEBONB.
p®. F A RTNEHIHIP - Wa have thl. day aeaoelated with
\J ua In iha China. Gita, and Earthenware huetoeae Mr. J. G.a- _
laxp Ixguug under the Ira of 8TEBBINI, Fl'LLEN A 00.
Wa ar« grateful lo the public for their patronage the pail two.- I
ty y*a**. and loilaM a oontnuaaee for the new concern
Jaiy 11, IMA FTEbrIMX * >ULLE«
UBDA WATBH -~C« I al W PltEESQM'l fur ,ss>.ihlag ]
O iaaU;»fo«UH(a way nf l*da Water. pril
FAMILY KNITTING MACHINES.
A Netx'tnily, u source of Profit, Hcultli
and Pleamro.
Thi Ann Inmiii M inn** Co. having located their principal
Office In Nrw Yoik. are prepared to .upply their superior KNIT
TING MACHINES to order, wholesale and retail. The AIKEN
KNITTING MaCHIsE Is acknowledged aoperior to all others,
both In Speed and aiecullon, capable of knKiln* perfectly 7.1,(»gj
loops pvr minute, from a single t' read. Utters Patent aacurad
both In this and European countries. Bend for a c'renlar.
„ . J. B. AIK KN,
m»*»-.ISra 429 Broadway, New York.
^KPKIGKBATORI.e.Vs tors this day radacad the
Continental Rel'rigei'ators.
Persona In want or a No. 1 article would do well to examine be
fore porchasiaf s!*cahere. 8TKBBIN8 A PULLEN,
■»'>____ _iNo. lm Broad at
SILVER PLATED WtRE
Blarer Plated lee Pilchers,
fti.ver Plated Casters, chased and plain
D> do cak<* and fruit Haskrtj
Do do Tra fieta, richly engraved
Do do Gobi*U sod
Do do Spoons and Forks
Do do Ladle*, for gravy and soup
Do do Urns, plain and engraved
Do do KutUrr Knives
Do do Salt and Mustard Spoons.
Other articles of Plated Ware of the finest goods for tale at very
low price*, by 0. LUM8BIN,
w .. . . . _ *8 Bain it.
N. W—w*l< he», Jewelry. Bpcctacles, Ac., repaired In the best
manner and at lo# rw'es. Call at No. 'J« Main B'reet,
____Klehmond.
WE HAVE IN ITORK AND Oiler for talc
on as favorable term* as Ui* article can b* imported for, Af
L,J’*fk*f** <#• X *’d a pipes) of para aod best quality PRIjiCH
BRANDY, of onr own Importation.
«t><___tt.vwY a mnmomb
CEOROE U. STEEL,
UENTI8T,
Office k Residence Southwest Cor. Main k Stb Streets.
(F%rrt door abort Ortntiiaw't Ntw BvUl,)
RICHMOND, YA.
HAYING an experience of ten yearn In hla Profession, ha feds
confident of giving satisfaction lo those who may favor him
with their patronage. __ mhlft—«m
PLANTER YAIID.—Haring leased the lot next to my
Warehouse on the Dnck, I shall keep constantly on hand a
pupply of the best LUMP PLASTER, which I will sell at the lowest
Market rate.. All Plaatrr sold by me wt 1 he WEIGHkD OUT AB
DELI \ KRICD, so there will be no loss In we'ght to the consumer,—
Drdvrt ftota the trade Glled on accommodating terms.
Jclfi-dhcta _ A. B. LEE
f ' KO. J. NI.YI.N -HA t'O. are aow In receipt of direct Ian
oTportst|.-n|prr Barques Pioneer Slid Alice Taloter, to City Point
I Iplrnd'd assortmenl of While Granite IMn.icr, Tra and Toilette
Ware, and are now openlrg m.ny new and rich styles of decora
ed Band and Plain China, Rich Cut Glas. Ware and Houae fur
risbtng Goods, to which Urey tnvtte attention.
GEO. J. BUMNER A CO.,
JelB—lm_ Oovrrn r .1.
I
_ \
WARREN TURBINE
WATER WHEEL.
(WARREN A DAMON’S PATENT.)
MAXmCTTElD BT TBI
AMERICAN WATER WHEEL CO.WPAN Y,
BOSTON.
rlTIS Wheel still stands at the head for great economy in water.
Over 600 are now operating with great success In Cotton and
Woolen Factories, Ac., Ar., With its modern Improvements it
annot be surpassed, fiend for our 7th annual pamphlet of
M»t, (enHosf *2 *t*mps,) containing a treatise on hydraulics, beau
I'ul lliustrationi of the Warren, Turbine, practical rulti for com*
•utlng Mater power, Prices, Ac.. Ac.
It lbs* I fnr thm Vf.Hh hsr.l... Isa. .1 wa«» il -
he South. because it *s compact and ready to attach and operate
rlthout great mechanical skill; for the World, because It generates
note available power from the water used than any other Water
vheel la exLieuce. Address A WARREN, Agent,
81 Exchange Blrest,
maa23—d.'la U ston, Maas.
DEitY L. HtOSBIiETf
GENERAL C 0 M M I S 8 i 0N MERCHANT,
roa th* iam or
TOBACCO, WHEAT, CORN, FLOUR, Aa
XW“ Office on Ehockoe Blip, Richmond, Va.
Prompt attention paid to filling orders, and liberal advance*
oade on consignments
JOHN M SHEPPARD, Ja . Assistant Saltwmin. jytt-ly
i a j, o ii s, Hairs' I
On Him Liiropniu 1’lnn,
CITY Of NEW YORK.
■Single Dooms* 50 Ctn. j»er Day,
CITE HALL SQUARE, CORNER OF FRANRFORT ^»*CT,
(Oppo ite City
At»»!*, U they may be oril«r*4 ip ibe .puclouii Refectory. There
■ > Berber'! Shop eo4 U*4i Roou< etUcheJ to the HoteL
N. B -Bi'wart' of Kuimvra and IIarkmen, who
ay we are fuIL R. FREE! H,
“»* Proprietor.
NEW FAMILY GROCERY,
’orncr of Jocoud apt! Main Strer ti,
(qUNMl'8 OLD STAJfD.)
rI!E lobacribeu, bertoR leaied for a term of yean, th, above
property, an ! Rreitly enlarged and Improve.! the lain*, have
|ien-d and purpote keeping a FIRST CLASS GROCEKY.Io which
be atteml.-n of the '"it ten! of klehmot,d .ud aorroandlnR country,
and the laitlei In ptnlrular,} are reapvc'fally Invited. Their itoc.
l cnUr»ly new and bai beer, aelec'cd milh great care, and pur
haeed at th* luwnt ruli prlcei, and will be told at the amalleai
lying profit for cavh, or to prompt cuatamen.
F-om the lunerlor quality and great variety of their Hock, they
eel confident that It la only nrcewary fur faqilllee to call and act
or themaelvev, in order to ladooc them to make their purchaaea.
HTOoodi cent to as/ part of the dl/.
__MINNI8 A 00.
SHIP BROKCUAUE.
rHK undersigned have this day formed a co partnership under
the style of A ILUPAUGH A READ, for ths purpose of con
luctlng the BH1P BROKERAGE business, and respectfully solicit
be patronage of thalr friends and the public.
A. MILLBPAUGH,
JAMES G. READ,
. . . Gary and 18th streets, near the Deck.
Richmond January 1st, 18*0. Je86—ly
[J*A1N ( KADLFS, grain chadles—
LJ Cosby’s Wood Brace
Saunders’ 44 u
Grant's Wire 44
Grant's 44 44 Southern Pattern
Brown A Co.1! 44 44
00'tQ||*S 44 44
Alo, Clover and Grass 8cvthe*complete; wood and Iron Snatha,
lUuoert, Rakes, barley knd wheat Forks, wood Tinea. For sale by
WM PAI.MEK, SON A 00.
LITIIITE 81'LPHI H W/i i kK. .■‘aratoga (Congress
Ff Spring) Wat-r, Rockbridge Alum Water, Alum and Iodine
I’atcr, bottled at the Springs, and for sale at
MEADE A BAKER’S Truf Store,
__1s6 Main St., cor, above Post Office.
r>L’TTi^H«—*5 tubs Fresh Orange County Butter, a first
LF r«ts RrOcie, just received
10 half Cheat Green and Black Teas
850 Va Cured, Todds and <jueen Cite Hams,for
tie by J 8. ROBERTSON,
PRICKS RKDIJCKI),
L11NDIN0 ov,r stock of DRESS and other FANCY GOuOS rather
r too heavy, we shall, f>em thla date, reduce the prices as fol*
>ws. Say
Handsome FrenehPrlnted Bereges, J5
Vrry pretty amah flsure, half Mourttlag do., S3
Super French Organdies, 33
I>o. do Jecenet, ‘A3
Snprr Olilnls Pattern Organdlee, 50
Fancy Dress dUki, all bought thla Spring at unusually
low priors
Grey Dress Goods, si' qualities, at coat
bilk, Lace, Poplin and other Mantlet, at reduced prices
French Work rirtla, Collars sod Sleeves, new and pretty,
Our stock of Staple Goods is as good as It has bsen during the
taaon.
g'gff" Dele rmlasd te reduce the stock we shall offer the Goods at
0» PRICER. Jelll CHILES A CHENERY.
11HR VIHG1NIA LIFE INSCHANCR < 0 711* k
. NY Is now fully prepared for burincaj, and Uir attention of the
nbllc Is earnest'y called t« the Importance of Ita objects Thla
ompaoy, under Ita oharter, dlvtdrs serrn eights oI lu profiu,
r»ry three yoars, among the policy holders, thereby gtvlogthe
■ured the stiriiitagri o( the Mutual Srstem, with flte pledge of a
erpetual Capital Stock of gtou.oofl, and the added security that lu
t -ckholders nave a permanent moneyed Interest In conducting Its
Fairs with prudence and economy.
The Charter requires one half of the Capital Stock and (ifklngs
t belnvestedln Bond and Mortgage on unincumbered Real Estate
orih double th : amount.]
The chief ohject of the Comparer tg u aid In retaining at home
te Immense amount of rqqoeg watch goes annually from our State
>r life Premluru ‘,, Lor it ora Companies That money will be
aned to Cw<t.mwi. for a term of years at legal Interest, and dls
uraad la our midst.
EodowmeoU and Annuities granted. Life and t»y» bolides la
ted at as low rates as other good Companies iitavea lasurcdfor
ic year or for a term of years,
otaaerois.
Wm, H. Maqfuiaad, John Purcell,
Jogeph Alien, Sam'l T Btyly,
Roacoe B. Heath, Jos R. Alriuaas,
Th»e. W. McCanca, G gj. Barney,
Joho H. Montague, Ro. IL Maury,
David I. Byt, Ju. A. Gowardln,
Leys Glitter, Bepj. H. Nath, ,
Jobs Jonu, P. T. Moors,
Ju, L. Appetuon, Joho H. oiyeoraa,
Lewis D C'enahaw, k. C. Wherry, ,
Wm. O. Pklne, Wm. H. Christian. 1
H. E C. HaakerrUI, Wyodhsm Robertson,
■am'l J. HbiTkiOb, John 0. Shafer,
Wat. H. Hkkkll, Peter 0. Warwick,
RobL T. Brooke, R. 0. Bukins,
G«o. D. Shell. Edward More ell.
We Uu<tou Goddla, Geo. J. Sumner,
John Dooley. D. 8. Wooldridge.
JVeeWewf-WM. n. MACFARLAND.
Flee J'reMd/nt—SAM'L J HAERISOtL
PkynUitin— Dr. BLAIR BCR WELL.
• Attorney--R08COK H. HEATH, leq.
apt? J. ADAIR PLEASANT.0, SecreUt <
gW Office corpar Main 11th strweia, Richmond.
k ' K ABE llf.Tl ltl\i; PRR PIONKF.B,
W DIRkt/r FROM LIVERPOOL,
500 pcs Moha'r Mlvturx, usorted qualltlea
f-OO " Virginia Plaids and Stripes
5«t) " Pine and Extra B etched Shirtings
300 Cotton Umbrellas, asnorted
LCE FLUSHINGS,
t>Vn»M«.
CARTG*j 0LOTHS,
WHITNEY BLANRm, Ac.
Jut received In (tore and for lale hj
if* KWST. FA INK A OO.
“BURTON & WORK.
TOBACCO
and C-feneral Commission
MEBOHAKT8.
•A HEAVIER STREET,
Mew OrlcRBEt
J. 1. Rnufta, I
«. P. Woat, f RewOriaWA
>. J. 0. Main, I
«n rnmmendBMi, * WrvBtttnn 'VttTWffi V (
100 tone No. 1 Peruvian Oaaao. tnndlof f om ichr
“O. V. Scott,” ferittebj
_ _ 1. jl fUNKlt A 00.
OVKBINr.tR rBl'WID, POWBRBRB AN*
J 4 Wh te lags'. for nata by
J|U 1 AO B DATENPORT.
ARM AM) Uli H JkWkLRY,
WATCH KS, DIAMOND4 c'l.V£R AND PLATED
WARE.
S. A.. MYERS,
oouu« r Mam a an rxiaLiiawna, ..... .inarvia, •
HAS jut recelred, In addition to hie already I ,rge and
estenslve aeaortraenU, a beautiful o,I eclion o' all yTV
the latest and m«et elegant etylra ol Watchri, J.welry. «? ' A
Sllrer and Plated Ware fcuet»
Watches manufactured by the following celebrated maker* -•
Jolet Jurgensoo, F B Adairs A Sans. Hayld Taylor. Henry Bay.
moods L-mon, Allred Lavalett, and nicer ce'ehrated makers.
DIAMONDS.—A eiry large and rich aasortme I of Dlamonda •
and other precicuo stones.
Diamonds, Pi arts, Opal, Carbuncle, Game!, Coral, Cameo,
Onya, In ms axo giLr la-rm.
Also-Spectacles—B asllllan Periseople Pibblet, set to gold,
ellrer an ! steel frames. Clocks, CoUery ann Jewelry of erery de
scription.
Tbe public ore respectfully lnrited to examine the shoe* before •
purchasing. < ' S. A MTOS
_Cor, Main and Pearl Sts. *
SOUTHERN LOCK MAM'FATORY, ^
DWELLING Leeks of erery description ; Sliding Dcor l rim
ming* of the beet quality. Also, Prison and Bank Locks ;
Hinges and Bolls ol any height. Belle hung, with or without
Tubes. •
ALL KINDS OP REPAIRING DORR.
At I tell no work bat oy own manufacture, I am prepared t*
Warrant It to gle* entire satisfaction to those who may raror m«
with a call.
WILLIAM READY,
*40 Main Street, betwen 8th and Kb,
fc10—1y__ kicuuoio, Ya.
I>llKata’S 1*1.410 FOItTEK.
TIIS PIANO certainly sorpaasee all that we con
eel red the instrument capable of. and yet Its ^Mm|
whole conatrucilrn Is a- simple ard comm* n-icoil fMMH
cal, that II recommends Itself at once at the only FT 9 T 1*
true plan, and It is a natural cense cf wander, aa In aBaoeh case*,
why It was not discovered before. The theory on which It is made,
,lree It strength and eonrrqucnt power to krrp In tune far berend
a Plano built upon any other plan. It U in /Ire/ Me but Pinr.o
in trUtmrt —Prom the New York Express.
P II. TAYLOR has alxo itreral second hand Plano* which he
will tell cheap for cash.
M>_ 188 Mala Street.
I860. 1866.
WILLIAMS & ELLIOTT,
67 Alain Ntrrel, Rlcliinond, Va.
IMP0R7ERS, WHOLEStLE A RETAIL DEALERS IN
HARDWARE,
FINE-EDGE TOOLS, BUILDING HARDWARE, FARMING •
IMPLEMENTS, At.
Hess. SPORTS. FELLOES SPRINGS, Axles, Bolt* Rands
Leathers, Cloths. Trimmings, Ac., Ac.
MACHINKSTS'GOODS.
Belting, Packing. Circular Paws, Dole's Saw Gammers. Wet.
Wrenches, Fleam Coca". Whittles. Gauge*. Ac
Agents for the BALTIMORE BELL and BRaSS WORKS, Allen's
Patent STEAM Qt’AGEt, and Crockett's COACH VARNISHES So.
Xnu ko«,B* kxlldes*, Railroad and Gat Com
P my7«^'; *Ul>pB'd W lh Br“* Work »* manufacturer's price*.
HEAD QI'AKTEIti •
909 %
BOOT8 AND SHOES.
No. 93 .71 aim Street, RICHMOND, Vlrglala.
PAGE'S Fboe Store, W Main Street, effrrs faalUilc* to Famine
wh.tl.er in City or County, for laying In th“ s.nX7f
tooc«, that are rarely met with, being eaabled to furutah every
member of a family with any de«c.ilpita* ol abort, Ac., for hour
parlor, or out ol door use, both of h i own and the best North
ern manufacture. Farmer* aendlag measures will be supplied at
:S‘r K!M£B#od *h0M- ,nc,od,n‘ bro«u"of -j ««
In Addition to a consUrtt supply of all kinds of shoos, of my own
““f*;1 Uv*“ «7»»‘ » Tnriety of the heri Northern made Boots
And Shoes u can be found in any house Ui Virginia.
■J'gftgJiy10 ““ “ »• Tr““‘ «<1 »•>«♦ Import
mT* JOHN n pay:v ip •
tiOFFEE’S PATENT
KNITTING MACHINES,
FOB PLAIN STOCKING AND PANOV KNITT1NO,
—Ilf—
i>Luhlnc* for Knitting Drawer*, hliiila, Be.,
OP ALL 817.KS.
Rib Machine* of 1 It I, ? k 1, 2 & i and 3 & 2 Bib, *'
OX ■>.*» tkp HIM HI oaotK.
THB«I Machlti-i «•« the plait. Kugllth Spring Needle, on a new
principle, and are the cLeapr.t and Bloat rapid machine. for
knl'ling lo me.
Thr ri. ge. P Blent Family Ktlttlng M.rhlne /or /Wep and
we la a new and rccc.a*fal feature In Ihr uaeful In
vention* of the age, and rank* with the Sewing Machine
AGENCY AND SALES RCrtM,
No, 57J HBOADH AV, NRM YPHK,
J«T-dgm _HENS VC LEk, Aonr.
WALTER 0. WHITEMAN,
HUU I*
FINE UUOtERIEfi,
N. W. Corut-p 17IU and Arch Nigeria,
PHILADELPHIA,
IMPORTER Of
_ CROSS A BLACKWELL'S
English Pickles and Sauces.
PARTICULAR attention paid to (electing PINE TEAS AND
COFFEK, for faminee. SUGARS alwaya at Refiner*’price, —
Choice WINES, LIQUORS and SEGARS,of the beet krut V eleaya
_maE-dSm
1000 Hchooley’s Queen City Ham*, none luch In the world
Prreh flutter received twice a week
6 uheet* of very euperior Tea.
Porialeby ROBERT A. R. DABNEY,
Grocery and Peed Sure,
mM____Broad St,, oppoofte Th.etr*.
JUNK ISrtO.
DRESS GOODS.
AT REDUCED PRICES I
THOM. D. <tr.4KI.rs 4c SONS,
229 BROAD STHEET.
HAVE marked dewn their large and deatraVne Hock of DRESS
GOODS a. gre.Uy reduced price.. Tory Inriu *.£2IuJ
tcnilon to all In want of Good*, aa they .re determined to c Ser
them at price* that will enaure quick aale* jey
REMOVAL! •
1ST, O, BARTON
HAS REMOVED TO THE NEW BOILDINO
HW?o 2,0a7l*,Kn/ bl ‘W, *“ S*1* u“<1 Blh Mr* eli.
(o Hew Blurt bHna rutnmfxJlooi and riprmly arr anted for
Ue MKT4IL MILUNKKY liU81.NnB.wliJ eoabl. him to keep
a larfe aaaortment of r •
Ready Made Millinery Article*
a* well at to add tw the convenience and proSI* of hla euatomre*
Eapeclal attention will hr given lo the
RIBBON a FRENCH FLOHER DEPARTMENT.
And the aaaortment will he found complete durlog al, .ruvn,,
the year. In counectlon with MILIoery Article*, hr will kern a
gwveral aitorimeat •/Ladle*’
COLLARS A.\D SLEEVES, LACE CAPES ASD BERTHAS
LACE and MOURNING VEILS, BRIDAL VEILS, Ac., of the lalcw
•tjrlea.
He would alao Inrlt# atUntloo lo a New Department, wkichb*
haa added to the Mllllntry Bualneaa, via: lha manufactart, loot.
CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS,
Which will he under the eupenrlalon of a competent designer 1k
lateet Park ftelilone will be reeel red monthly
fW <li order, will meet with prompt attention. mail
WILLIAM b. UcOOT. EDWARD MATHEWS
iWeCOV Ac HUTHIWI,
Virginia Tobacco Agents.
16 llujuc fit., CharlcntoM, ft.
REVERENCES.
Meur*. O'Xui, Rorta A Eroser, I
“ Gannon w Wiujias A Co., >Charleeton.
Janas Biacanrr, Ja., tap, j
Jlo. E. Wnira, K«)., 1
Kdwi* A. Smith, E«q., V Richmond,
mr*) Tb«lW. Dnawma. Eaq., | dicta
LA DIES* DRESS GOODS t
# LADIES’ DRESS DOOM I
AT COST !!
The month of June being at band, and IliuLa/ouuIcI il
Ladies’ Dress Q-oods
to be cnnelderably terror then b dnlrahle, and, deairnua of firing
>ur friend, and cualoreera the adrantafr of an retire new stock
>f Dreaa Good, at carry traeca, brmda lupphlue themerirea .
h-aply now, we kare determined to fell from to day all our Greta
loodg. af avery d. ecrlptlon, from Kick bilks to ordinary Lawn,
luring tbe UiOO'k ol June at coat, and many etylea af Go# a In'
.reference to keeplnf them oyer, fteatly below cost In feet 'we
rid make a J '
great CLEARING OUT SALK
Wltl be Added, on arrival of eteamer from New To*k on Monday
**> pea neeLD le,new design, PRINTED LAWNS and ORGANDIES
-duet whet every body wants.
A'ao, iho new title Laillrn* Writ pplng a, ronalafb* <f
Slack bilk Mantlet, lace Cloeka, Lace Talinaa, dorr, one, x*<e •
'hawk, and which, oa account of the latcnrae c.l the aaaeon, will be
old at nearly ball the price, they aold far nr arly a mouth age._
I call fruta all In want la reap, . fully n noeeUd.
J klLLHIPER A PRO*.
I-1*IM^Rroad Street ,
Du. nomrs vegetable live pill
■ana Pit or talk Bittern hare been thoroughly tea tad,
did pronounced a aoveratjn remedy for dyapepela, flatulency
lenrt-kara and head ache, coattreneaa, d'.arrhtna, fevaa* af all
lode, rheumalkma. gout, gravel, worma, ecarvy, el earn, aeuptlea
cmplaink, aalt rheum, erysipelas, common eolde and ladwawaa.
rrognlarlty and nil denotement of the female eyatan nkaa. nsJ
ariose other dlieaaes to which the hnmaa Warn* k Sable for
ale by the proprietor. Dr. W. B. MayyaT, MS Broadway, Vow
'•rLandby Dragfiete generally all e.mkao eeanky.
dAwlv
IT. CIIA K L EH HOT EL, *
Corner Wall and Main Streets
RICHMOND, VA.
8. J. SAUNDERS, I _
■gl-M MARTIN MADDUX. {
laO. a. LOWNES. err OOOM
LOWNES * COOK’S
Foundry and Manuiaotory.
mmm * mm, ua mao, mquionp, itmiauS
Jr
HATING mada large addltloa to our Mop, to mN Ike Souther •
trade, wa will sou at the Northern prices of ISM We have
•cer 100 different design# of Plain and Ornamental Ralllmr,
I'lTiRdia, Hulroitl a, Porrla Pirn a, Window
Jwierdn, Ac, Ac . Vault and Cellar Door*, Iron Hash, bhuttera,
>nd general Blackamlthlng and Snkhlng done with nulnraa and •
leepaUb.
13*"Cemetery Railing for the coontry, made to na to be pat ap
if an ordinary mechanic. _ _ jaMh-tf
riUlIT WIN*.-*** oaakafor tale by
l > _ l-» LAG R. DA VgWPORT %
MOUNTAIN BUTTE*.—10 kega prime Ike sale
L»l eonakgwmeat, cheap, ky
Jjio TAUT t WILLIAMS, e

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