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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.=
Pub Ushers In ail sales where erldeace Is takes oa the deposit of a
tatterta the Tost OHcs containing money.
tnaaaik
One Scpaara, (Id Rosa) or lees, one Insertion. '•
Each additional insertion. 8
One moat* without alteration.*• 18
. Thru do da .»
N* da do . IW 00
Twelra do do .» «'
Two Sgaareo, Three month*.I* ®0
Hi moatha. *8 00
Twelee moatha.80 00
tw Mo advertisement to be ooatideisd by tbo month or year
an; c J speciff. d oa the Manuscript, or previously egreed upon be*
Ihf pvtifll.
Aa olrertisement not marked oa the copy Hr a epeetSed num
her of Insertions will be coaliaasd natU ordered out, sad payment
txsrtod accordingly.
(dP~ hsum.il Apcoav susses. —To aeold say mlsunderttaadlug
an the psrtol the Annual Advertisers. !t t* proper to etate rNsSnegiy.
that their privileges only -steeds to their Immediate business. Reil
fcu.te. Logit and ail other Advertisement# seat by them to be so
ad ti'lo-ial charge, and no ewrtaiiou.
xr Real Rbluu and llenera! Agents’ Aive tisement* not to He
Inserted by th« year, but to be charged at the usual rales, subject
to such discounts as shall be egreed upon.
jy Booksellers and yearly advertisers, generally, engaging one
sr more epuares, with the privilege of change, shall not, on the!*
narty average, to anyone w-ek. Insert more than the ameuV
lar s *d upon as the standing t me under the contract, and ail sices
Hug uch amount to be charged at the usual rate*.
Aivcrtiscmeits icaerted In the Item! Weeklj Whig at 76 cent*
per •■[dare of 10 lines or less fbr the first Insertion, and 60 cents
per * mare f--r h - ntinnSBco. or if weekly. 76 cents.
ggrg 0js,- «jr fa|e the sboee sUndard brand of ane-Co-por
Yy Ii stllte t-Mul*. I jive Whlakr. in harr-ls and half barrels.—
As IS of nor own dtillllUllon, sno highly improved by «ge, st
eouil jentiy :scon cod tl as the reamer and best Whisky that can
possl* ■) be dlstile-L We also offer oar
ot«l Tikiiiily Kye W lii»ky
an 1 other brands, from the largest stock of Roe Whiskies la th*
Cnu-J nta*ca.
ffUthiUX * MVg!**»<<>, Phenli WatlUery,
tyis Hu .hoyii'i .i A’i< sc, J'MUultli-Ma.
Oerter M Wau. ursaar, New Yoaa; and
me t: — dly luS gums Sw>»> ST.. Philiuij rsia.
WM. B. Wll.I.ltWS. BAMCRL 7. RAID
• nn * k i io,
PKOUrCEL
Commission Merchantsi,
a. m. coasxk wji.vrr a\d Htcvjro uTKsrr,
SoBcIt orders for all aln.lt of WVafrru Droit uc-.widraak
Uh-r.l t aa'.i tlifSU r> on fimaUainrals for sale, or
i»l r. banal. Oa' bcagni and Stored oa account of purrhasers.
Sel8—dtf ___
( til* t It a > KMNMID NOtlt fc.
Id WTtUs Isy associated with me.iu the C .omission. Grocery
and UlOor baslncs, W. L. Slater The kudmeas wW he coo
lucMJ la tb# name of J. W. NIP* A CO. J. W. NIP*.
. Ho. 3u, Main Street.
P H-! take this opportunity to return my sincere thanks to my
. IP -h for their liberal share of patronage Turin* the last hre
ya ra, and solicit for the aeweaocsra th- - :.t "arJJ'*w rJ,pr
SooFiNGiT
liK 1ICL HOOFING!!!
BIUTE.U|UR FELT) MnK1!!!
« TIN HOODING.
We are now prepared to put oa the GRAV L HOOPING, of s
*ery laperlor uuallty. ehher la town or country.
Amo. aJ kinds of GLTTBV.
CONDUCTORS. __
• and LIGHTNING RODS.
CHARLES D. TAL* A CO..
_if Iron Block Governor Streek
DLtVnH 1 IM II.—Use nr l-ased tile lot nest to my
■ War-bow on th- .h-ck. I ehai! keep c .nstactlr on hand s
be bet LI MP PLA-TKK, which I w< I sell at the liwral
luirk-t til,, k.i Pt -e'er told by taw mil he WEIGHED <lHT AS
DltLfV K tKD.sn there will be no . wo in w-!iflst to the consumer,—
Or.t- S from the trade filled on aceommo.Isiln* tow
^e 15-d Sets __* ' '■**
Lltt.HPtHIL tbll LON DON
riiu: i.ik raice tonmf.
Capital, 810.000.000!
Uiru INCOME, $ 4. i 50,000 t
Dally K. v- title *7,500.011.
INVESTED IN THE UNITED STATES, OVER |w,-,l«»|
AU AL-ect-e* f ere,notify i'ewM'O for lAs Shy:,t:*mU oj
(As -V<rp.my.
WE respectfully ssk sttenlion to the secorlty of the ldeerpool
sod London Insurance Company, to its p-Ilcy holders in its
large cash capital and in vestments, as itated above.
The large capital and Income of the Company enable It to take
lines conveaieut to part e, requiring large amounts ofinsuraacc.
la addlti ,n t- the ,-r-iinary mode of insurance, this Company »
gam PKSMA XSSTPot.fi'ltS, rathe payment of TSS.4 A'AT
Al. mSMII MS Property is, thenceforth, I'SRltASKXTLT
IXSCK KtK The Policy can be cancelled at any time, and the pro
O-am will be returned less 5 per cent.
This Company wi I make Inyuraace by loss of Rents by Fire, oa s
oew an-l oiost liberal principle.
ruder the Policies of this Company all claims are paid upon t-re
sen tad u of tatiafaclory proof of loot without thdlsmanf or trduo
I. a /hr i.-fereW. and aot, as Is usual, -UkTt punt after presents
M - a of proof, WORTH AM A WTATT, Agents,
ethhl If Mala street, on lor St Charles Hotel.
GREAT ATTRACTION.
Excellent Bargains in
D K V GOODS
C*#M 0NLV.
THOt. D. Ut’AMLK* A. *U1 offir thbaore
ln<—
*nd J 1**00- ts, 19H'e
Very Bar Grrun tf-s end Jaconets, lie
French ChiaW BH Itanu. 14 and Sde
Foulard SI k> at Ate, eerw cheap
(twias Banda a Wig, ** and die, very cheap
Camb-lcSleeeea at if'go
Lace -to at Me
Cambric and Muslin Setts at Me.
the shove Goods are o Per el at a pveat sacrlSce In order to done
|t ODCG, _ _
leit *» broad srgrrr _
• *1 HALF If HI.N. OD WOOD’S NO. 1 DASt
JL')VJ ILT R->* I EltalNGS.
8 hi-la. of Woo.Ce No 1 Family Cut Hrrrnge
80 .lo. of Pro.it No. 1 Fsm ly llr-M II :rings
-1- -in of sfntoa’s por-e Cl-ler Vi-.efar
IMP) tfu—1 city Fa ally tlaau
. dtf pads nf Georgia and Firk'n PamTe Lard
10 cheats of treat, Green and Black Teas, tometh’ng rsry
50 bh'%. of iti. rrlnr Stw Family an I Bxtr* Flour, warrant
•U to gtre »ati»f action.
Forial-b* KOBKRT A. K. DABNIY.
. ^ * 9 llrvcor «hoU*K!e«nl fetal.
Onn»r of Rr<u I And Tih ^rtwU
t.VEMYET,
MiUU IS
WATCHE*. JEWELRY i.YD SILVER WARE,
EAUUI Sv|rt-«, MAIN STRUT,
HI hmuid. Vs,
RYgRY DESCRIPTION 0?
WATCHES. IN GOLD AND SILVER CASES,
Hit'll DIAMOND JEWELRY
CINEO, lOH.tl. LEVA AND PKAKL ERTE,
SILVER TU SETS,
„oo„en>w,..p,
SILVER PLATED ICE PITCHERS,
Epooas, Porks, Ladle*, Ac., Ac.,
l#T-*f _ __ _ _
Wl hive I < si oh* AND Offer for Rale
cp «* favorable term! «* Ihv article can be Imported for. fif
ty pab »<**(*, X X plpaa) of pare and baat quality f RANCH
BRtNDf, efcuv o ro importation. ..mvtmn
tpi aiyit a umroii.
• (HCKSItlNG PlAKOSb
Am aad fall eapply of them apleadld Inatra
menu Nave been received. ^^K9g
In addlMon to IN* beautiful Bole de Not*, the Clr
eaiar Action, and the Grand, we have now the Bon- II f I 11
dir, a beautiful Instrumeat of an upright form.
The CMetaring* have received Is llret prtxe medala, all over re
nowned competitor* and from Ertl rant InxtituUooa and fain of
America and of Europe. They have manufactured aad aold more
Plane* than any factory fa the world.
Pr .m the Chlcbvrlnrn bare emanated the beet and moat perma
nent Improvement* that have brought the Boo to It* preacot per
fection. and bv the great capital they ha** Invented In manufac
turing conveniences, they can aell fully fifty percent cheaper than
aav other factory. None of Ihvtr tnatrement* leave the warworn
, without haring been hilly Inapected by the beat artlam.
A* thin fact or haa never more than one agency In a city, la
• RINmoud throe tnalrumeota can only be aold by the lubaeriber.
The factor; warrant* all Plano* wa aalL Order* promt t!y at
•t«n ifl Vo.
r» Wacerooma. north aide of Broad itrect, near fiih, and at HnbBa
• ton A Brother1!. No. 1» Main itreet
malt N ATH’L CAtHtl, Bol* Agent
WORTHAn’S OLD TOBAH’O.
IUAVg * fbll eupply of WORTIIAM1* 1M>, which wx* manu
factueed taat year, (not thla ) A'ao, ether eh'lc -cl.celng and
eue-tlngTobacco. * L WARIN'.,
mis No. 107 Broad fit, *b»* ifth.
.» - HHDt. PRINK UKM.UT Bt< IS Rides.
• ) •) lauding per Mgamer. fur ml' by
WOMBL* A fflAIBORNg,
mil No. 11 Peat I Street
MRIOR A HIRER Nave for tale, all the late it and
newt approved TKl’MRS and ipoliancee, A their Phtlielan.1
# Itveg Wove, I e* Main AreH, cor. above P 0 _**71
SILKS! SILKS!! SILKS I ! 1
_ GREAT RIDICnON 1!1!
We have thi* daA marked doua our Stock of fall and Winter
Klbv, SW per cent, and will a>U them elthout regard tu coat
Plaaae call and examine.
mil _ 8AML M. PRICE A 00
• P^niuon
cultitators.
OOBN SHRU.IRB.
of every dveeHptlna. lor tala by WM PALMER. SOW A OO.
M_ AHi LIUI OH ll'R-*1 cam*“Ynur a” brand. Import
mi from SavtlW. Bpaiu. fro tala by ^
" nU i. 18.1 DAYIBFOBT.
CWmnHG AT WHOLESALE.
WK low I the Alt ntlon of Merchant* now visiting our market
to the uuu'Uiily large And attractive stock of
FALL CLOTHING,
now in stove. And read / for their 'tupeetkw. We knee tAken great
pa tu, And used our Important advantages, and long experience In
the
MANTFA17ITRK OF TUI3 STOCK,
And 3 otter ourselves that we offer as grest Inducement In
btgck,
RTYLRS
AND PRICER,
as th >se of An? house. In aoycPv In the Union.
KEEN, BALDWIN A WILLIAMS.
10* MaId street.
i woo. A.wn i*bo.
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
OF CLOTHING,
AT
Simpson <St Miller’s,
Nl«t»ul'.»cluri?rwuuil Dealer* In
SUPEttlOK CLOTHING.
\WJ C hurt now open At 119 Mon at, a lArge stack of Clothing of
f ▼ every variety, st.vle and quality, at very low pries*.
OVKK A. JAIS, sack Co a It*,
BUSINESS AND DRIBS COATS.
Pr«nch, English and American Ca*» Sants
ftiruiiMru **'kh!s. of every «!t*cr pi on
Rvery mitelc of .1 thiog .1 the 1»mtl price, at 119 Main at., »p
poattc Mitchell A Tykr'* ttSI FIMPituN A MlLUCR.
FILL AVI) n iVTEK
( L O T H I N G!!
nARBAOlTT, HARRIS BfO, have received and are stEl re
«»d*!ng cne the largest and sout dt stocks nf RE tl>Y
MADE CL T*‘lNO, the? have ever befit r« h*d, conswitfcf «f
ry thing usually found in Clothing Busb.lshtnen’s. Their Cl thing
is manu'a tured by ’hens, • f the very best materia’*, Bid in the
mut fashionable and lubatantiai uner. 1h y baee adean
ty;r« r,,ual to uny Oth'n; Hot.e and will tell a* low a. the low
eat, and wl.l warrant w/er. gaim-nt th-y jell. They baee, al»>. a
fine aaw.rtutenl of OH l.DRRVS ,nd BOY'.. CLOTHING, which
thee are i,. ine i.iurailly «». It yon w'.S any thing In the
Cloth n* war un o and cBur, call at No. 112 Ma n Street, and
HARKAOOTT, H.RKISACI).
it the plaee._»*»>
NOTICE.
rnine auhtcrlher haelnr made a change In I ll bu.to*B« on th* lit
1 of Jmy la.t, make. It necruary that all accounta doe hint pre
, Iona to that time ah ull be chamt lie would, therefore, aak of
hi, old friends and cu.tomer. to come forward and discharge the r
indebt. dn^s. Thark ul for put favor*, he wonld a>k a contlnu
aoce of their patronage to th, new concern of 8PYNOK A ti ARY.
No IB), cor Main and litlh bta
Richmond, Aug. SO, 1)80._au25
HO. FALL TRAIU:. 110.
SH trCK, HALSEY A CO.,
WIliURSALK AND RK "All.
Clothiers ami Manilla.'turers,
lit) MAIN SltKKT,
KtriimoBd. Va.
fllllE FuHscrls.rs having maaufacturtd for the VInr*nla And
I S » ih sroliua trod* for he past leu Jeats, btirg au expert
rnce and kn vrleug • as • iuir»nt«elhd the CLOTHING t ffered
will in evety if«p«ct give »ati*U<t on.
Poaevsteg every fa-Uitg for c.vry In* m our bu.iu-M*t»cce«
f i ly v- • * a k an rxm.lnation of our »t«kk, knowing that wo can
offe - Inducrm^ntv to th. »e who desire g»o ' *» «b at fai» pnets
dHutk, HALMk A CO.. A. S. S1IAK- R A C >,
Richmond, Va., Petersburg, Va ,
BURROUGHS, BUAFBR CU.
Lvnciibunr, Va.
CDPAKT!U KMIIP,
1HAVI this day ansneiat*- I with me, In the Merchant Tailoring
and R-adv Made Cloth1'g Bwdnev, WM. O OARkY, of
Hoydtoa. Meet W~ burg. Co., Va , said 0« par.nershp to date from
July 1st, <>*«. The business all! hereafter be conducted under the
name and sttle of **p* nee A (iarey
Grateful for the very libera! patronage I have received for the
p»*t i'i v-ars would most respectfully ask A c^ntlnuaLC* of tl.e
same to the new . oacero. R- B SPINOR,
jj.il No. 1*0 corner of Main and 1H h -^re-'t
IMPROVED FRENCH lUhfc SHIM KMi oKll il.
(ronth'mens Flint ishinir Goods
\ir k have now on hand ov«r300 (Jot bhkU, all price*. qualities
v f and styles, which we are closing out at reduced price*
These whirls are all made with the famous Improved French
Y k<\ >»: l MU warraiit**<l : • tit.
Our Assortment of Tie* snd Cravats cant be beat In the city of
Rlchm nd
Wc womd call attention to our large stock or Under Bhirts and
Drawers, which Is verv full, and contains full line* In SUs, Gauxe
Merino, o Linen, and Cotton
We have Increased our facHIGes for making Shirt* to order, at
th- sho-teMt pr**ir>le notice, and a perfect lit warranted.
Also, i>u liaad, a tine stock of Keilv Made Clcthing.
8TURTKVANT A MAOWIR*.
_ Ku.FI M
NEW CLOTHINQ STOCK.
TUX SUHM'KIBRR. as Agent, w»ll open .bout the llWh Inst, In
the store now occupied by N. C. Barton, No. 10B Main it, au
so tire new stock
CLOTHING
AND
UR1T9 FT R X I * II I ft Cm CSOODSs
W! h he h having manufactur'd under his own supervision ; and
hopes, with his e\pe»lence and knowledge of the business, he can
offer such a sp*ck as will meet the want* Hid secure the patronage
of hb friends
The store will be refitted to suit the business, and every effort
will be ma le to prodoc- alt the necessary articles, and iu such
«iy!e as w.il make the slock unobjectionable and attractive.
WM b. TVPMAN,
ill »» Late of Tupman A Hull.
ilRCA^i: FATKK TOH,
roa amoviso
FAWT, TAB* WAX,
OK 1ST HMD Of
GREASE,
non all eranaor
SILK AND WOOLEN DRESSES,
AND irom
Broadcloths. Cassimeres, &c
WdSttHt the imjmry to tAsJbbric*.
THIS article has been used by many persons throughout th
country, aud has received the highest recommendations. It
also received the silver medal at th*- la*t Mechanics* Fair. It b
made In th s t ity, an.l deserves the patronage of the South. To be
had of the principal druggists an J at my laboratory, corner Main
and li*t.*> sts, Richmond, Va. EDWARD T. FINCH,
Analytical Chemist
KRFP pool !—TheC-Iebrated unexcelled “CH ALLKNGB**
KKFKIGKRATOR whh side ventilator. W iter Coolers, vari
•u, sites an I patters. Ice Pitchers, all sixes and patterns. Mas
ter's parent ** flvr minute" 1c# Cream Freexers, aud a variety of
oth r t ads,f r sals rsdwcsd prices.
We all pirtl.-ul.ir attention to the justly celebrated “ CHAL
LENGE * RRFRIGRRATOR, c »rsidertug it the best article ever of
fered for sal* In this place, and then fore 'ccommend It with confi
dence. Another supply just received, a few only of which are un
so gaged Persons in want of the above, are requested to call and
saamin> befere purchasing elsewhere
0.U BARG AMIN, Ja.,
•AiUtf 317 Main St, Richmond, Va.
WHEELER <5c WILSON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY’S
SEWING MACHINES.
vr lill.IKKI. (ill.INMI. -U
n \Yt been told and lh, nnlveraal latbfactlnn warrant, th*
Company In nw mmaodlng and warranting It In the atreeg
eat ternia. of<THB pRv<o of VIRGINIA.
The beet we hate ,-ea.—K**vnin*r.
The wor, la strong and perfect—cVridlea ^t/n,ida
Nn other at all compare*.—.S>n<*.
Oontalna every late ImprovemrnL—Ct*lral /Vchp'.ritf*.
It doer alll> prop*a.-*.—r«7 ‘irer.
le .upe'ti.r to any.— thin rill* lY'iwcri/it
la decidedly the be*t -J f rttmlnn /.’»/.uAGcua.
Moat eicellent - Bln Btda* KtpubUcua.
far the beat.— Wiirrtnton Whij.
t> • .i — ,K. 1...1 _r/„ , ,/N«
dupe lor to any — P« i itiun.
The best la ue ■—< Wy'Uper Cfb.rrrrr.
The most complete.—/to. *i«i/Aui»
The beet cade — YaVtv Democrat
With Ml » rinL-&i«l(/fc America*.
Recent Improvement* make It the most complete aod perfect
machine ever offered to the public.
K. H CRAIOK. Agent;
217 Main 8L Rl-hmond.
angS Johnton’* Hall, Norfolk.
AM Fit 14'AN 4i( A NO. -1I>0 ton* Sarvls I.'an, It or Amer
lean Guano, warranted genuine, fcr tale low to clow.
aul7—If A. 8. LKK, on the Dock.
TARDY & WILLIAMS,
WHOLESALE bROCEBS AND COMMISSION MtRCHANTS.
CORNER CART AND 1ITH 81 BEETS,
KirMMONU. VA , .....
ARK now receiving their gall 8upplr of Groceries, to which the
tttraiion of Cash a d prompt dealer* are requ fed. To such
they are dlapoaed to .ell at the low.it market rate* They now
have In More ... _
144 hhd* prime Porto Rico and Cuba 8ug*n
Wo bMi A. EstraC Crushed, Powdered,Uranulated and
Cut Lear Pugar*
Rn boxes Loaf 8ugart
A.i b 1. N 0 . Porto Rico and Muscovado Molasses
SO to*. English Island Wolas.es
HMIbhlt Orcherthanten'tSyrup
8im bag* pr me *11 Coffeo
2«n bags old Oosernment Java do (very superior)
Bek. kegs Old Dr minion Nai’s
l.Nf soles dele Leather, g-od and good damaged
tOO pkgs. Green and B.sek Teas, some eery ch.lc*
2 >, boxes Ad .manLine and Tallow Candles
1M boxes Boap
t.Vg) lbs. Cotton Tarns
bUii rear's wrapping. Letter and Cap Paper
luo keg. Lee* Soda
BOR hole. Window Glass
Hal boxes Axes
*») do* Buckets. auSO
LlbHTE R BRADBl'RRVS PIANOS.
xl'I CALL the attention of the cltlmens of Rich
IT mood, aod Virginia, lo our P.ano Porte* WSSPIIO
we have placed with Mr. Carusi, that their qualities, W
In every respect, may be tested by the side of the 11 will
tamed Chlcsering'a ...
We warrant all our PUnoa, and can show as high and as nuns
root tmuiuoaUla u any factory !n the coantry. All of which can
b. we^ot Mr. Carl'S 0. Brood
1 >0( 4)VET D’tVHLK \NN OH XX HOA'ItBON—
|> Most fragrant perfume In use.
TLRP OIL—
Warraated to ear* burns and sores of every kind.
EXT. PARRIRA BRAVA and BGCHU
A speedy rente ly for all di.-a.et of the Kidneys and Bladder.
DOVE'S EUEI'MATIC LINIMENT—
A sure remedy ft." RheumalUm. (Warranted )
water or PEARLS—
Ifoei beautiful preparation for the Hair.
R.RLT BIRD—
The most certain Verm'hige b.f re the public.
APPETIZER—
The best Tonic known.
The aoov* for tale wholesale tnd retail by
DOVE A CO , Wholesale Druggist*,
No. SB Main street, Richmond.
l'XFKA "14" AND “O” COPPER JJLwitft
IJ tel?_(os saie by RACQ f « BA8KB1TILLR._
g .1.1 BKIB. Very or r >r ol I Rye Wbl ky, of var a.
J brand.. Pur sal. by M. J0N*8
50 HB^ Rum, In .lore oed for sale by ^ ^
100 "•kT F-saleby y ^
GANO.-N.rtw, Sombrero , .
44Vhu’iu a 00.
RICHMOND WHIG.
GENERAL MILLSON IN SOUTHAMPTON.
To llu Editor of the Whiy:
On Monday, the 17th iustant, the representative of the
1st Congressional district ol Virginia addressed a large j
and highly respectable portion ot bis constituents of
Southampton county, at Jerusalem, it being court day.
As it was geuersllv reported that Mi. Millson eutertaiu
ed views iu relaliou to the Presidential election not fully
in accordance with those of someof the prominent meu
of his partv iu this section of the State, a feeling of em
barrassment and di-trust was visible in the assemblers,
or rather that part of it which constituted the Breckin
ridge wing of the Democracy. The Geueral, however,
assumed the stand with a him step and an undaunted
demeanor. I give you briefly, but substantially, ihe lead
ing points in bis speech. 1 have “nothing extenuated,
nor set down iu aught in malice." 1 have been a life
long Whig; but it disposed to play the partisan, 1 should
have beeu disarmed by the speaker’s apparent candor
and frankness—his earnestly avowed declarations ot de
votion to the Union, and tbe (lausible and strong rea
sons by which he sustained himself in the po.-iliou
he had 'adop’ed. He commenced by saying: That he
appeared before his fellow citizens on that occasion in
compliance with what he deemed a duty periodically im
posed upon him, as the representative ol their Congres
sional district, in order to give an accouut of his stew
ardship. He said that for many official terms consecu
tively, he had performed that duty; but tbai. the crisis
which seemed to be at haud—the stilus of our national
coucvrns—involved such unusual and tremendous inter
est-, as to iuvist the present discharge of his duty with
an importance and solemnity infinitely beyond any which
had occurred during the whole term of his official life.—
He was devoted to the Uuiou—he was prepared to sacri
fice much, very much, to preserve it. But no intelligent
man could fail to pcrcuve that a systematic effort was
being made to effect its disintegral on. There was no
necessity for a dissolution of the Union. Why, he ask
ed. and how, had this unhappy state of things occurred?
He attributed it, mainly, to a settled purpose on the part
of certaiu I 'adiug politicians in some of the Southern
States to dissolve the Union, with a view to the istab
lishmeut ol a Southern Confederacy. That such a put
po-e was cherished and concocted, he proved conclusive
Iv by reference to piinted documents, tbe truth of which
had not beeu gatusayed; especially the letters and
speeches of Hon. W. L Yaucey—articles contained in ,
UcBow's Review, Ac., Ao. That these disaffected men, I
not succeeding iu introducing into the Democratic ,
platform, at t'iiai!e-ton, certain amendments, (which lie
specified) which they neither expected or Jen tied, dis- (
nip ed the Convention, held another Convention, and (
nominated lor the Presidency a man whom they knew
had uol the shadow of a shade of chance of being elect
el, and iu the same spirit, looking to the Pacific States,
a candidate for the Vice Presidency. He said that those j
who ruled in this proct etiing did not desire ’heir elec
t on_that obviou-ly tbe scheme looked to no other re- I
suit ibau the election ol Lincoln—that he greatly feared 1
their expectations would be re allied. If so, the Disun- ’
ionisls would accomplish, by indirection, the ol jet- they
had in view—the disruption of the Uuiou. He would 1
never lend himself to such a purpose— aud for this he 1
had been denounced by a portion of the Democratic
press, and by tcdividmls. Be it so; he would staud
where he always did—upon principle. He weut on to '
remark, that the Democratic party had committed a
grievous—be feared a fatal—error in permitting the dis- 1
ruptiou of the Charleston Convention. The party had ‘
had it in their power to elect a National Democrat—a
man faithful to the Union, and with whom Soutl eru ’
rights would have been safely entrusted. That the pi a 1
ol the necessity ol the amendments adverted to was '
without foundation—that of protection for slave proper
ty in tbe Territories, especially, was totally destitute of |
pnil'UlWI IIHJIVIWllvr. ■ “ ----.-1
Court had been acquiesced in by an overwhelming mnjo- '
ritv of the Amercatt people: that matter was settled.
He ssi i that by the disruption oi the Charleston Cottven- 1
[ion, the Democratic party was made impotent for good; t
that there was now great danger of the election ol Lin* '
solti, and, consequently, (though he did not thiuk it a •
lultie-ieut cius -,) the dismemberment of the Union. He I
dilated bri< fly. bu: strongly, on the horrors incident to a >
itate ot civil war. Were there auy present, he asked, r
who were willing to witness and participate in such a s
lire calamity, for the sake of eight dollars per month ?
To the personal worth—the tab tits and patriotism of t
Breckinridge, Douglas, and of Bell and Everett, Gem r.il I
Uillso i paid an animated tribute. He knew them well— <
had beeu intimately associated with all of them. They I
were talented, high-minded, honorable men. 11c also •
[laid a high compliment to the purity and patriot!-m of
the Elector of this district, ts the Breckinridge ticket, t
He was asked, on the com lusion of his speech, for w hum ’
he intended to cast his sulfrugc at the Presidential elec- <
lion ? His answer was, substantially, that bis prominent <
icsire and highest object was the d-feat of the 111n-k
Republican candidate. Inal he who could beat effect >
lhat object should receive his vote—were it Breckinridge, I
Douglas, or Beil and Kverett. General Mill-on spoke I
more than three hours. His speech was characterized
by much intellectual row. r, and iutersperst d with occn- i
si-ioal hursts of eloquence. It was a stroug argument, ,
slid a pertinent appeal to tho-c who love their country
more than their patty. It will do much good.
A.
THE UNION CAUSE IN PAYETTE.
Hawk's N’vst, Va., Sept. I Silt, I860.
lolhr Editor ot' t/it II Vr _</:
Would vou hke to h. ar what the county of Payette,
renowned for its Beautiful scenery, lolly mountains, and
unchanging Democracy, is doing ar d ts likely to do in
the all-inspiring and patriotic cause of the “Union, the
Constitution, and the Enforce incut of the I-awsT”
Our citizens, generally inactive as it regards elections,
are becoming excited and alive to the interests of the
Union. The all absorbing detire in the comiug Presi
dential contest is to crush out sectionalism and tauati
cisnt, by the most available means.
It is a contest to preserve our glorious Union fiom the
dangers const quent upon a triumph of Republicanism.
Party and politics! prejudices shou d be entirely forgot
ten tinder such circumstances, and-1 thiuk, from preeeut
appearances, that “Old Payette’’ will honorably acquit
herself ou the 6th of November nex\
We have Yet had no public speaking, presenting the
claims of the Union ticket, notwithstanding both wings
of the Democracy have been represented upon tho stand,
but we have some l uion men inspired with untirng zeal
and energy in the time-honored cause, who are ticlively
eugaged, and the fruits of their labors are very percep
tible. and becoming more evident city day. A goodly
uuntber of our Democtatic friends have opeuly declared
in lavor of Bell and Kverett. The Demo, racy is terribly
split up and on the decliue. In fact, “things is wot king,
and have reached that point way out here iu the moun
tains, that it is considered a grave iu-ult to call a tnau a
democrat. A" illustrative incident occurred not long
since in my neighborhood, which 1 hope you will pardon
me for relating.
It happened that a little boy and one ot h:s neighbjrs
fell out—the result of which was the boy got “ licked.”
His father happening to pass along about the time, t mk
up for his boy, aud dually shared the same fate. A few
cuts tiler inai, iu« w —*r
The smith, a little curious to know *om« thing about the
tigh', (and by the way a Democrat) asked wl at “ ki
rn igbbor whipped him for?” The boy replied: “That
it was because he called him a Democrat'’ The smith
wished to know “why be called him a Democrat?” The
boy remarked : “ That he made him mad, aud he wanted
to call him the meanest think he could think of, aud he
knew of nothing meaner than a Democrat." A good bit
from a boy. , ,
Wo intend having ^.“Grand Rail)” about the 10 h o.
October. We expect the Hons. Mfssrs. Summers and
Cuperutu to be with us. God speed the glorious cause
of the Union, and may she outride the storm that now
threatcLB cur political institutions. W. A. B.
rRESTK'K.VNA.
The Douglas organs conteud that there is a difference
bets ecu squatter sovereignty aud popular sovereignty.—
Certainly squatter sovereignty isu’t popular.
A Breckinridge letter-writer says pathetically that the
place which now knows Mr. Buchanan will soon know
him no more. We can't say whether his place know
him or not, but certainly he has never appeared to know
Tiis place.
The Pi iladelphia City Journal asks,“where is the Dem
ocratic key?” We don’t think there it anv. Certuiuly
the Democracy since the Uiltimore Convention have dis
played nothing but a larye bolt.
If we were to hear sny man say that Bell and Everett
are ut fit to be trusted by the South upon the subject o'
slavery, we would uot trust him unwa'ched upon any
part of our premises where he could steal anything.
The ladies ought never to he Abolitionists. The aboli
tion of slavery would destroy the cotton culture, and we
know that cotton is wry near tbeir hearts.
The charges of Abolitionism against Bell aud Everett
are almost universally made by men whoowu no nigger-*,
and who arc quite as'little til io own niggers as they arc
to be owned by them.
The papers say that when Mr. Douglas was at Rutland,
and just as he was entering the Birdwell House, a hand
some woman rushed up, threw her arms around him aud
kissed him. So the Little Giant, it seems, does make
something out of his boasted resemblance to us.
Buebanao is doing ten times at much as Win. II. Sew
ard to elect Lincoln—John 0. Breckinridge twenty times
as much as Horace Greeley.
Our neighbors of the Courier says that our knaves are
not daugerous. Undoubtedly his party has most to fear
from honest men.
Brave men bare their bosoms to their unemks-fash
ionable women to friends aud enemies alike.
At a political meeting in Atlanta, Ga., the Hon. Alfred
Colquitt, one of the Yancey-Breckinridge electors, con
tended that Mr. Bell could not bo trusted bv the support
ers ol slavery. We know nothing personally of Mr. Col
quitt, but it is our decided conviction that any man who
would pronounce John Bell unworthy of Southern confi
dence, would, with a fair chance and a small temptation,
steal a nigger.
When the Breckinridge editors undertake to make
their readers believe that John Bell is a disunionist, they
mint, if they hare any sense of shame, feel sufficiently
ashamed of thtntselves, without our sayiug one word to
deepen or strengthen the feeling.
The Louisville Courier details the theory of hunting
w ld hoars in India. There is n difference between me
wild hoars of India and the taina bores of our own own
land. I t India the people hunt the boars; iu this coun
try the botes putsue the people.
The editor of the Washington Cotulitu'ion says that
his party “calmly awaits the general verdict ol the na
tion.” We do not know how calmly it awaits the gene
ral judgment oi the people, but we think there is only
one general judgment they have more reasons to fear.
We do not know whether Mr. DougUa' real olject in
going to the State of Maine was or was not to visit his
mother, yet one thing we do know—the costs- and heart
le-s jests about Mr. It 's mother iu Breckinridge newspa
pers, in Breckinridge speeches, and upon Breckinridge
transparencies, at Breckinridge conventions and mass
meetings, are a burning shame to tbc Breckinridge party.
We would inform the whole of the rascally portion of
the office-holders that there will probably bo a large
gathering at the inauguration of John Bell ou the 4th of
March next, but that the chief turu out will occur after
wards.
Somebody proposes a league between the Bell party
aud tbc Breckinridge party. There are filly league*be
tween them—that is, they are at least a hundred aud fif
ty miles apart.
JIISCELLASEOE* ITCH*.
Tine UsnraiKD Dk*i> or Syria —Our Syrian corres
pondent writes that more than ten thcuxmd human ho
lies still lie upon the sides of Mount iiennou, in full view
front the Sea of Galilee aud the Mediterranean, upon the
Plains of Sidon, the ancient Phoenicia, blackening in tho
inn, and their blood still cries out to liearen for ven
geance. It is an Oriental custom to leave the murdered
lead uuburied until justice has bceu satisfied, aud al
though in Syria the effect of the climate upon a dead
>ody requires its burial in twenty-four hours of the de
jarture of the spirit from its earthly tenement, these
todies have remained unburied aud in a complete state
>f preservation!
In the court yards of the pal tecs, in the ('arracks, and
vherever the Christian has fallen, there lies the body
tow, still awaking the vengeance of heaven upon the
rppressors and the slayers ol the Christians ol Mr. L"ba
loa. Without entering into an explanation of the phy
ical causes which have produced this mummification,
t is sufficient to say that the testimony of all confirms
he statement. Wolves uttd hyenas have of course done
heir work, but iu all enclosed premises tiro presence of
be miburird dead remains a silent appeal to Bint who
leclared, “Vengeance is mine; I will repay, saith the
.ord."—lioiton Traveller.
The Larokst Rcckipt or Grain ax Kkcorh.—Within
orty-cigbt hours ending last eveuing, a Meet of over 100
’essels—inducing prop' Hers, etc.—have arrived at this
>oit, containing 1,260,262 bu-hda of grain,aud 8,6] 1 bids
if tl tur. Reducing Hour, the aggregate is 1,412,417 bu-h
Is The gr- a'er portion of ibis amount consists of wheat,
hero having been imporietl, within the time above spe
tied, 1,216,488 bushels of that product. On Thursday
lone, our grain receipts were about l, (100,000 bushels.
These figures are majestic, and are unparalleled in the
listorv of anv grain port upon this continent, or in the
rorld. Never.—not even in the busiest davs of '47, and
he years thereabouts, has the harbor of Buffalo present
da more noble and animated appearance than yrster
lav. i;pon both sides of the creek, espec ially about Ou
ral Wharf ami opposite, a perfect Armada of brigs, barks
nd schooners were ranged—sometimes two and three
breast—the web-like mazes of whose masts, spars und
iggiug almost obscured the view of the sky. Klevators
mated ravenously ail the day long Canal boatmen were
in Elysium, shippers were excited, the docks swarmed
with merchants. cupUius and strangers lying in wait.—
Ihijfalu Com, -->1.
Why Throw Away Osk Sovtiizrn Votf. ?—There is
not the barest shadow of a possibility for the election be
fore the people ol either Breckinridge or Douglas. But
with the full electoral vote of the South for John Bell,
there is not only a possibility, but a strong probability of
his triumphant election—therefore, it is. wessy the Sou h
should not hesitate iu bringing about the almost certain
defeat of l.iucoln, iu the only practical way that now pre
sents itself.
As to Breckinridge, it is highly probable that be will
not get the elec'oral vote ol one State iu th * North, un
less it be Oregon; and even this is donbllul. And what
of Breckinridge's cltanc-s in the South? The Mobile
llegis’or, a Democratic Douglas piper, edited by the Hon.
John Forsyth, says:
“With tiie lights before us, we conscientiously believe
that Douglas or Bell' and the friends ol both combined,
wherever it is necessary to that cud, will take every South
ern State from Breckinridge except, perhaps, South Car
olina "
There is the opinion of one who has been oftimes hon
ored by the Southern Democracy with high official | l ice.
Breckinridge is not in the race so far ns his chances be
fore the people are concerned.—h'rttl lltralJ.
Arotiifr ArcAt UMt Oat jmity.—The boiler in the
inutile work- ol W. W. Wallace, at Pittsburg, exploded
at 1 o’clock, Monday, killing sevetal men and wounding
a number of others. The number ot the killed and
wounded is not yet d<finitely a -certnincd. The boiler
passed through the 'building, reducing the back part of
it to a heap of ruins. It then struck the front of ltobt.
Barker’s clothing store, on I-ib t ty street, on the oppo
site side, killing the proplictor, who was standing at the
door. Ilia head was taken nearly c-fT The boiler then
parsed through thereat wall of Barker'sand into Swartz's
lager beer bad, which it nearly demolished. A man
named Wilperfer, who wis in the sa'oon was kilh d. The
boiler filially landed iu the Prcsbyu rian grave-ysrd at the
back of the lager beer hull, having pa-s-d through four
walls. The number of men engaged iu the marble works
was 10O. It is supposed that from teu to twelve are
killed. The following are among ihe killed: Robert
Barker, J. K. Hamilton, Wm. Agnew, John McCotcbeon,
.las. McOutcbeon, Thos. M. McAruelt, Win. Henke, Ja .
Lafferty and Wm. McMillan. 2ZS2
UxalTii ok Nxw Orleans.— I i the September number
of the New OrleaDs Medical News and Hospital Gar- tte,
edited by Dr. Fenner and other leadiug physicians, we
Bud this editorial paragraph under the above head :
“With all due delercnce, then, for those physicians
who think they have seen the disease (yellow fever) this
season, we must be allowed to say that we do not be
lieve there has been a single case of the disease. O.d
practitioners, of the highest respectability, and in full
practice, tell us they have not seen a case; there has not
been one iu the Hospital, (that sure index of our city.)
and the history of those cases said to have occur red, in
their mauner of appearing, carries conviction to our
mind.
Tnx Rtoirrs or Frkncii NATt RAUzsn Citizens.—'The
decision ol the French Tribunal in the case of Puyoou, a
naturalized French citizen of the United States, govs
farther thin wis firit reported. The impression was
that he was released by the French Government from
military service because, at the time he emigrated from
France’ the service was not due. But the decision rest
...1 ..nAn iKaz l.ia- Af Vrnnci> that lilt* n.mlitv of a Kft'ticll
citizen is forfeited by naturalization, and that foreigners
cannot serve in the armies o( France. It makes no differ
ence, therefore, whether a Frenchman emigrates before
or after military set vice becomes due, so soon as he be
comes naturalized in a fore'gn country, he ceases to be
> Freuelimau, and the French Government has no claim
upon him.
Anti Papal Rri.ir.ioD8 Movement.—An interest
ing religious movement is now advancing among
;be French Canadians inhabiting the Northern sec
t ou of lllincis. Many of them in Chicago have
renounced the eup us itions and tyianny of ihe Ko
man Church, aud arc about to erect a small house of
worship for themselves. The Rev. Mr Beaubien, their
minister, Dr. Kitk and other pasiors will deliver nddret
«s on this subject iu Park Street Church to-morrow ever
inp, which the public are invited to bear.—Uotton Trav
el ler.
Tint Basis or Representation.—From 1810 to 1850,
the basis of Congressional repicseutation was about 71,
< sat. From 1850 to I son it has been nearly !*3,OoO. There
are 237 It preseutatives in the present census ; the basis
will probably be csiabli-lied so that this number ahull not
lie increased. It is estimated that the entire population
will be 33.000,000. Ou this pi pulation, a basis of 137,
800 would carry HO Rcpretcniativcs in the next Con
g-e-s, and most of the old States would lose some of
their members, whilst the Western or new States would
gain upon their present numbers.
Strange Will.—The Italian journals s'ate that a weal
thy itcrsou of Florence, just deceoed, ha- left a singular
will. I d dares that a greater p.rt of his fortune shall
go to the men with the largest hump on his back in all
Tuscany, and that the persous entrusted with the duly of
•electing him shall be tbemselver twdve hump-back-.—
To recompense the latter for their trouble, lie directs
tha', iu addition to traveling expenses, cacli shsli be pre
sented with a gold medal hearing the tlligy of -Kiop, their
prototype.
Death or a Once Notoriods Woman.—Mi*. Moffat,
once notorious as Korina Townsend, the keeper of the
house of ill-fame in New York win re Helen Jewett was
murderi d, nrarlv a quarter of a century since, died at
ta-llvtou, N. Y , a lew days ago. Sim has res ded in
that Village for uearlv twenty ye> r-, and was a very cx
eii p'ary member of the Method si chuich. hhe was a
woman of active licucvolence, and was oremost in every
movement to ameliorate ibe io initiou of th - poo-.
Too Molest_“Have you any domestic manufactures
to report?" aaked a census marshal ol the female head
of the family, isjoiciug iu the bloom of health. *We!l,
yes," said she, wiih something of embarrassment in her
voice and countenance, "we have tight. The marshal,
who is a modest man, blushed slightly, made the entry
in the schedule with his pncil, and usked how mauy
yards of rag carpet she had made during the year.
Mn Dickens is reported to be at Jwork; on a new no
vel, to make its appearance iu the u-ual monthly shilling
form, which is found to be the most protiuble nfier all,
as it would be diffi ull to make any ai-iial lav iM'i OiNl
profit io twenty mouths, by running a novel through it.
This sum was netted by ‘‘Bleak House.”
A Commotion has been produced in tin musical circles
of Lowell, Mass , bv the discharge of the bass and con
tralto singers from’ ihe choir of a higblv fashionable
oburcb, for the knowing each other loo well,
A Faii.irk.—During the Illinois Stale Fair, at Jackson
ville, Fawkes’ steam plow- was again submitted lo a prac
t c il test in a forty-acre field, and proved a bad failure.
It was tested last year, but it wag thought its failure then
could be remedied by some improvements of tbo machin
ery. Alterations and improvements were m.de in Cin
cinnati, but perfection has not been attained.
Important!—The New Orleans Ficayune, of Friday,
understands that letters of the highest authority have
been received in New Orleans from Havana, which leave
no room to doubt that something aerioua ia pending be
tween Spain ami Mexico. They assert positively tbit an
expedition ol not less than 20,non men is actually being
fitted out at Havana for Vera Cruz.
Prkmati rk.—We learn by a telegram from New Or
leans that the announcement that Gen. Walker had al
r ady been shot was premature. The schooner J. H. Try.
lor has arrived there, from Truxillooo the 13th, bringing
twenty eight of Walker’s men, aud the intelligence that
Walker and Dot. Kudler were in prison, and to be shot on
the ensuing day.
St.A\ f Track.—The indications are that the Spani«h
Government is in earnest in its desire to put an end to
the slave traffic io its colonies. It is stated that orders
have been given hy the Spanish Government for the im
mediate construction of ten war steamers, destined to
suppress the slave trade and for the defence of Cuba.
Criticize it aa you will, the Democratic party of the
Uuited States have made this Government what it is.—
Delaware (/aielle.
Yes, to doubt this Government has been made by the
Democrats what it is, aud, if you want to know what it
is, just read the expositions of theCovode Committee.
Tiik Largest SuiiaR Estate in Cuba contains 11,800
acres, employs 8tit! slaves, and turns out. 18,000 boxes
of sugar. The smallest number of slaves employed
ou any estate is 300, and no esta'c has less than 8,000
acres. The yield to each slave is 10,000 pounds of su
gar. There are 2,n »0 sugar estates on the island.
• Poison ok tiik Jksmami.sk —Tho Pensacola Tribune
says: “Two children—a white child and negro—while
playing, n few days ngo, in this city, put a piece cl the
yellow jessamine vine in their mouths, which resulted in
the death of the latter, aud the severe illness of the for
mer."
Pitch in Pat!—At a nigger camp meeting in West
Stockbiidge, Ma-s , on Sunday, a terrible fight ensued br
tween a parly of Irishmen and the negroes. Clubs, atom s
ind guns were freely -wed, aud several were fearfully, if
not fatally, i* jure d.
Dkap.—Tlios. Griggs, an eminent citizen of Gharles
lown, died on the 18th Inst., at the advanced age of 82
years. The deceased was for many years President of
llie Iiranch of the Valley Hank ol Virginia, at Charles
town.
Nttwr Firm—Mr. Edgar Snowden, of the Alexandria
Sizette, has associated with him in the management oi
hat paper, bis sons, Edgar Snowden, Jr . and Harold
toowdeu, tinder tin- firm of Edgar Snowden A Sons.
1*. II. TAYLOB,
DEALER IN
PIANOS, MUSIC AND MUSICAL
13STRIJ.HEYT<, exclusively,
MAIN KTRKKT,
A HOVE TH E POM V OFFICE.
2S YEAK8 ESTABLISHED.
HAS oxclu I vc sale to Rlehtnaod of Ihe Nunr.t A Clark*, A. I!
(Jni•• a Co., and i> r e**l*b atrd rrijrp* Patent I'lANtW*, MAR
NV.« <MT1TAK\ P-I.YAUBKr’d MM.O.KONM TUt
•fputaUon oi the >enuik*riU ii »ur* guarantr* t‘j WtU my.
P M. TA Yi.oK ro.ttlnu** to supply par
h“,r’ w,‘j 1 ,c"“"
II T I F» An experience of ever :W Y FA It In the
maincaa gives Mm a knowledge of lh- artl.le le *«l*. (*»l the
11 at Plano i a* d a* old tutaequent expet set fur tuning and repair
i.g A had I'i t to la i nt cheap at any p: :<•*•
The large t stock of MUMC to he foun I In 1h- Mate.
Mi’itio *<•»•!1 y mall p at pal I on receipt of the price.
Pi isn« tuned at <1 let on iiihk.
Ou» Piavus taken In part pay far n-w ones.
A Urge a** • tment of Imtr inerU Jn«t trevived. pcfl
I
V l.ui:v A IIAUUlSO.il,
M<>. t2l'.> - Main Street,
HAVE jus* received, and cff;r to the trade, on t'.e moat rra
*ona I-Si. ran .V) packages of Cn. Cognac Hr indies of the
’idlowlrgc.UlTatcd l» ands.
J.is. II nnessy,Ota**f,l>apoy Jk Co., Pin t, Castlilon ft Co , Vice
}r v ra Comp »ny. Chaa. Ifuvct A Co . a Mch they r*n r« c immrnd
\t mart super l r, i-.n 1 equal »o any offered in this market the | renter
•o ti u being from ti e London uockr, and of VinU|.tse tending
19351 «•}
FALL AND WINTER SALES.
KOKtiiGM AM) DOXESTIC DRV GUOD9.
BREEDKX k I OX,
1217 Broad Street:,
VIM LI. open on Monday, 17 h 8et trmbe % their Fall fPrck of
W (]n .ill, ctslir.ii'iDg ;>ll tin' now . . ,i m !n l.adl* *•* Dre- a FiUi,
l» intdl vli u <1 ii ». Front h merlo «». Irbli I »i h p, Vulcr.tlaq Va
r.-M, ac, «1 h a full Mt.’ck of planta.lon ar.d h.)iiM'ke* plng g odr.
Having tmpoit *1 .» pvt of our Foreign!*.# .da d rid we think we
•an ntT-r * atraliiducniicntatu ou. city and c uut yfrl nd
<*1 ak<( Manil a andtUawl*. f the most fashionable atyUs .n
felv •*, Cloth an 1 oth* r maternN;
Cam • til its, l» Uyg. ts and Hu/<;
* fulls*. <k n * • I -«t Tap s;r- ;
It u » U, • plr and Ingrain, all of which we shall rffrr rn the
most rea-unable terma. IIHERIH'S A FOX,
t9 !fu llmad t ireet.
Ml IRPLES8 BROTHE
CORNER OF CHISfNLT AND STH FT.’*., PHILADFLPIIIA
In the same square as the
COSTlMK.VTAL AVI) GIltlHI) HOTELS.
A RE constantly receiving ofthtlr own importation# all the new
rat and r cheat styles of
RICH SILKS,
Paris shawls,
GRENADINES,
FOULARDS,
POPLIN ES,
ULACK SILKS.
EMBROIDERIES,
FURNISHING GOODS,
SUMMER STUFFS,
Mi;v AVD BOY*. AVLAU,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
Onui c.rffully executed,_»tS—dUm
( OIL Oil. LAMPS!
SHADES, CHIMNEYS AND
WICKS,
WE have rn h.n.1 some 25 different patterns of
COAL OIL,
STAND,
HANGING,
u..d SIDE LAMPS,
SHADES, WICKS, Ac.,
Which re aPtt to the City and Country Merchants, at very low
prices.
The best and cheapest light, except Ga», now In me.
WM. F. RUTLKKB SON,
le|9 No. 12 I earl Street
MILLIN'lit! Y FALL TRA 1>e7 MO.
T DESIRE to call attention to my removal from No. 109 Mala
I rtreet, to the cnxmedloas ccr building No. 22#Mainstreei, ad
joining the new _ _
••SPOTSWOOD HOTEL,"
between 9thand »th streets, where I am p tpared to exhibit alarg
craloe* oi _
MILLINERY GOODS
and ready-made Millinery Aitlcl-s than heretofore, e-rsit'ngof
811k Straw and Velvet KcnnetS, Bosnrt Plumes Ribbon*, rren. li
end American V . v. t». Pildul Wreaths, Head Presses Ur.r. Ca s,
l.a e Caps and Berthas. Crape and Musllu Collars and Hirer-a In
fante Cape lla’s and Cloaks P.urhci ar.il.Tab-, Ac , In a I stytes.
In connection with the general Mllllnerv hello, ss, I willm.nufae
tare to order Clo.ks and Mantillas, or at: kinds, In the latest fa.h
-onshle -tvln,: t reaionable prices. All orders w,ll receive prompt
«,d specialalknUotn »- C. MWJ^
WEST!)N & WILLIAMS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS, SHOES,
LEATHER AND TRUNKS,
VO. 15,
Pearl Street,
Itirlimoml, Virginia.
aoSl—ly
HVrjcj
No, 130, Main Street
RICHMOND, VA.
tI1>II3 IN-TJTUII N Is new pi rmanentl* established, and In sue
l ,-e-s’ulopersl'r n It I. under th- Immediate supervision of
the Prlnelpat, whose aim and Interest It Is to make It worthy the
c Jltllnu-.-d patronage of the r«mun"l',r
IIRtNCHER TAUGHT.
IVnble Entry Pork Keeping, Common lal t’al'-ubtlocs, Plain and
Ornamental Prnro.mhlp and the Modern t ar-gome*
for pirtleulan please apply at the College or write for a Cl roll
' 'aulT—If J- W REEVE, Prlarlpvl A Propilelor.
NOTH'eT
Change in Stylo of Firm.
IN conerquerce of the desth at'Ssmuel V Aille, Esq , whose In
terest In the firm of Arte A Gray ceased on Ihc 1st day of Jan
u»rv, ISM, tl»*»bu*!ru‘* heretofore carded on In lh«l Bimf, ti l
he comiosed In ihe nnm** of ‘lie uodtrs'ffncl. at the old aland NO.
147 Main »trrrt, »hn will itlt’e all »ibta du? by the firm, and to
thorn »ll partita Indebted thereto will pte>ar m k* P"***®1 ...
He t ikra thW nj portonlly r-f thinking 11- frlmda and the poMlfi
*fn-rElly. for the pat ouage heretof- re extended them, M>« tra«t«
by itrl I attrition lo huilnes*, together with Increaied fndptfet for
tra- fading the lauie. lo inevlt A ei nHr.uanre ih'iftf
* JOHN T. GRAY, Pureetaor to
■e 10__ Adle t erwy.
BIIIIHMKN.—Hair Druihe*, Dm,trig and Ben Cnmhu.Ac ,
a full anil varied asiotlment, for tale be HOY K A CO..
,e|S M'hf baa'.e Uimf'-fa
/~1I«AHH.-V5,0«fl cheap Clsais to
stM-li Corner Oary end Va 8t.e.U.
LARGE UTOCK OK
MEW FALL (.(Mills
im* OTM »T
•T Milliliter iNc. Rro’t.
WE taka pL-u*u v u> I u form our f loo da aud pal: on l tn<l the
put Ic g n rail , U A* w»* ! ave i p tied a very i Memive n
j stlirentof 4* KH* G./OOf, adapt*d to iheprec'.t an I approach
j Ing leva n. aud are pr« pared t» • il them on ilic iii'-a. fmvor»- le
term* end a* ¥• rr low prices t .tm:l is havlrg j.ur ha e« ti ni »W$
In anythin-; In F e Dry Goods line, w II welt to give cur » o« k
an exam! atl<n. U only tifnd'Ut at what we are sillirg fti.>d«
at Wc evnent, lian <krerUsrment( tuuntera e twen th» leading
steles of Go**di w< litve In »tore, hut iMire a I that oar s ore
rooms a e cratm;: d and lamme I full of good bargains, ard no
donht wl 1 bo to with cc*t .wcr*, If they know their oan Interest
We sell the best 4 BLACK SiLK In ths c te.
We ‘e!l the b- »t *1-wool FL kXNEL at to rents.
We li iv« the largest and cheapest Hock of FftkXCH EMBROID
ERIES In th-cty.
CARPET* NUd and UUGf in groat rsrlety, and chevp.
J. MiLLIflel.K A BRO.,
tc20-tf __ 19* Br aaS r.ot.
VE. ttOUHE, Aurnt,
• Gary fltre't, near Columbian Hotel;
Offers low, for cash—
N* w OiUans Molasve! In half bklt
Cuha, Musoorado and Porto Rio do and Pj rap
li if bbls family »loe ll'-rdrgs snl Mackertl
23 IVJ.'i kiflnt-d Leaf Lard
Prime Bacon Han-*. 8h u'dcrs and Bides
Pat- lit ?p»*n, Adman'e ard Tallow Candtet
Irror.-a and Hack Turpe t ne Foai s
Old I* minion Walls and bhus Talks
Pal'; Sup C'arb fkda
K cu -March
Chewing and Fracking Tobacco and Clears
0 >tion tnd Htmp Curd
Ltmp W ck
N O. and Zx. Coffee Super
M»ndis, Java, Lag andKtoOcffee
Family, • xtra and Sep. Flour
Lend n Port-r—-Mi rp»r
Uri o ns, Buckets and Demijohns, and all kinds of
Bog rs rnd 31 In v A * . i c. se21
XSIOl kOE JlILL
RICHMOND ({ROUND PLASTER.
IAVf now j-r pared to supply any demand for PL tSTER Fkxhi
Glut mo for the Fad props
My It i k of Lutrp Is large. Selected frem the purest Windsor,
(NovaFccti-J Quairlct, with special tefermce to Its tichmssln
Suf hete af Live 1 hankful for the heavily Increased pa'ronage,
the rop-natlcn of my brand shall be ful'r susnlned for punty, ai.d
proper puiViiiaJion. JOHN II. CEtlil'tRNK,
sc!5 Office No 11 Peat I st.
Tl'STIX X MIEWELL,
NOS. 32 ANB 31 SOUTH WATER STHKRT,
PHILADELPHIA.
TITHOLraALR DEAI.KR8 IN Bacon. Urd. Pork. Clovrr gerd,
IT Dried ^ pplr. and Pcirhr*. and IVo-.r generally.
Iltroo SI 1c. ami Sh nl-lera, nf prime quality, suitable forPotith
om urferli, coo tMtly on boa £ acl5—d:lm*
1853. GEORGE STARRETT WO.
HA** In store h'« Fall stock, comp Ding 2M varieties and
s'z tof r ln\ &*. RAN •!«) and KUaNaCKF, many of
i »» m new an d ilrv l-anld-s. of bis own make ll<- is
«Do prepart I to supply Northern »tov«s at wholesale or re
;*Jl, having ci ntra* trd early in the seas n for two entire carg<
of the vary best made In this country, at liwer p lc* s than the
same goo ?s can now be obtained. also. Pumps and H,*eof aU
kinds Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Tin w«.ik d ne In the best mat;* I
ner and cheap. K • tra casttrim alr.iv* r n hand.
GEO AGE .-T \ H KIT, Belvln’s Row,
• rtreet Richmond Vt.
gj Richmond rom.iuiA g/
r.OT cr MAIM STB KIT, ROIKETTS,
AND
CORKER OF CARY AND 12TII STREETS,
UK ll.nONP, VA.
EEESEE Ac PARR,
PROPfilRlOM.
r|2"Eruvs r'b-rs respo- .u ly * lor n the oi rchants nf Virginia,
£. N .iib i' wo.lt ,i a:.d 1 ento-ssee, that they arc raatiuUclurirg
th. 1...0! > . r
STONE-WARE,
Whlrli iVjr will sell at the very lowest prices, uitA a Weral J/*
vouitt fur lUttJi.
tzr All *v re fold by 01 will be delivered In any part cf the
tfty free of charge. T KKKEEK,
au‘2H DAVID PARR
\\T II I t SC («OOBI.--We have r.ow In store, of our own lu.*
IT portal lot*, a complete aaio tment of—
VWilteCvrb lr« and Jacouetts
Book and Mu I Musi ns
P'jt'n and Checked Nainsooks
Bl hop** and \l«torla La^n*
J t ir, tu. ! Dotted ru\:t Murilni
Check* ! and (tripe I Cambrics
It n.net C fi'i
Gn-d-d Dimities
India Twit n
Fii ii’i u * Dim! lei
Ir ah Linens, of w*-l| known makes
Linen T*1. e Damasks
l>ar * •» Table Cloth* and Napkins, part of extra
cuVlty
Tow eis
DnylUs, Ar., Ar , Ac
A!' f which w . (Ter to Die trade at rtry 1t*eprist*
«.i:._ MM MINT A CO.
\\ UAT TUB t RLS& HAS SAID I V RELATION 10
TIIE DRAGON:
rplUT OLD HKRI'.NT, Ihr DI.VIL. »n.l RATAV, and Mr. FT A
R. CY’J* efT rl to UleDtify him, and the biulsing of his head, In ihe
Immediate future.
Fr »?u th • lllrhmcnd AVI Ir, Aug 10,19fi0.
“IfKTnar otmi t»sac«»x •—Mr tV Hargrave White, of this dty,
t.*« in* pubiis* * *1 u small volume, cnti'hd 4 The Dragon, that Old
«<♦•? p-n», »*»e I) -v:*, an I Patan. whs-* heal muit Ire bruised fn Ote
,-,»m r jr i\»n’« st among th-* Nat*nn«." The author I* Mr. <». II.
Buev, of Me’••» " ru Intelligent gentleman who ha* devoted
v ich ti . <• to *he S’u 'y of t; •• puphreb » i*hc object «»f the pub
Hr at tots U t- 4,aroq*e » • • att- nt'on of the believers In Ood to Ihe
fw-t D att* ■ Ap-o sltpve 1st Ili-'ry Mh. C Imrrl, wrill, n by
0..d iilmselV' * d ' thereby to awaktn an lnt«c»t inriesuHcct
which invv levd to a preparation for the event! that are rapidly
appr- aching."
Fr m the Pellgtous TTerald, tu". ICih, 1*60.
Modern «n»n*nent*il«*a on th* rmphecies ef the Ajoralyps**,
v ’i* l .'t
. u - r«»«rtlf)g in t - .t drp.Mnnt t *»o limited, that we are unable to
•:«c*de l ow f «r Mr fluey Is entitled t-i the credit of originality,
for o-rt .In views which strike us av both Ingenlo.i* and novel -
Tho'e win f?el an hit, rot In the attempt to find the rerent polft!
c I revolutions of Ktropcnnthe pro; lirile page, and from tkat
page to force* *t revolntlni a yet lu the warh of tint, ah* uh! not
..v tlnuk the prose .t work, aa he ping to c mpl«*’e t*e survey of a
many-al U lauhj et, *v« i Kbapa pit d
lies which eith&rrasa enquiry and provoke dissent.
From the Central Presbyterian, Aug. l^th.
The apocalyptic v a1 n of Job i hai many more commentaries
than anv o h r porbn of'hr Bible. Not f nlv rl-rgymrn, bat lay
men In large numbers, and In auccesrive age*, have euayad to
I tt the v. 11 which hangs oter the p .at- the pas ing and th* fu
ture. The vro'k of vI. .ha pa’t of the ti le lv glVtn sbevr. Is the
last of these • »:*at * wh ch *. have aeen, a^d the suthor «f wh4ch,
la a layman r f this eiy. Mr. h ha* not und’-rtaktn to give* foil
exposition i t the • ApocV* pie,” but simply a hi. lory of • the D *•
goo.” and has fortified 1 h pea tions hy refe-enee to contemporane
oushistory, for which betas diawn largely up.in th-* London
Chronicle ar d other TnglUh p* Hdlcals It Is much richer tn this
re*pc t than most works of the kind; and the ventral Trader,
what .er ha adopts the author’s theory or not, will be Instructed
and Impressed by riie rccapltu atlon of events, and by the rot Ices
of some rf themsla-'r* In the passing d-ama. The work la
neatly gotten up and will most probable be In demand, aa many
ml ad* are engigtd In looking at pasting c uU as foreshadowing
these which aie to come.
From the PtilMe’ph’a Prrahyterlao.
Th’s little wo*k U designed to Illustrate the impllcable waref
Fa'an avaltiat the Churci-. and doe* not pr- tend to anv new l*t*
ry of Interpretation. It lv Intellgent an I fn acme respect may he
Rils'aken In l»a views, and yet we may aately alt down with the
b*r in our hand, as If to lists- to the conversational views of a
rea»onah> and wril In'ormed frlrn*L
For sale by all Bookseller#. Price Sic. icC—1m
G1 BAML fil ANO
T ]0Q t«>ns Peruvian r>uaco.
gtNt 44 Rrese's Manipulated da.
1M “ Hide blind,
M 44 Soirbrero.
BO “ Carter P.imm*ce,
v>0 “ Ground Klsttar.
For la’r at I'.wnt price*, by self—1m STOKE* A RI' E8.
/ ( S IMX HIKES.—We bare on hand the largest and
IT heat select'd it a It rf Chandeliers, Pendants, Bracket*. Ac,
•ver offered In this city. We Invite all who are In want of Gas Fix
turn, of any kind to null aad examine rnr assortment.
CI1ARI.ES It. YALE A CO.,
,1}_jm Iron Block, Govt rnnr 8\
J^AKSVlELc COWoVVAHl^e^"
*ul5—8m
IlOKTLAND NYHlP.-:""hhls'or
I. A II. B. DAVENPBT.
HI NYIRAY IlH AN I* Y‘.-l have some 15 htlfPIpesof
ts-’A ai d >.'.7 vint i:- on hand Also, on It e way from Lon
don, 10 half Hpt* ll aneesy’s London Dock 1856, all of which I
now nffir to the trade on good term*. G- CRANE,
,,19 No. 1 Exchange Blook.
IIAT KRCFIYED A FKUMI M I’PI.Y IIP
al Havana Clrar*. also a line lot of smotli g and Chewing Tobac
co on hand and fit sale at W. L WARINGM Dm galore.
5 No HiT Broad at, above »th.
I VI a x AKK1).-The hlgheat market price paid for Usx Seed
1 hy BRIUUroKIt A CO.,
j ,5 7 On the Dock.
HOUSE SHOES.—75 kef« Burdens llorje Shoes, Not. 1,
X, 8 and 4, for aale by
„S1 JOHN N. GORDON A SON.
TO THE PARMERfl AND PLANTERS OP
VIRGINIA & NORTH CAROLINA.
FOWLh & OO.’aS
80LI BLK I'HOSI’UATED PERIVU* (.FA50,
Tilt »*ST, CtlVXPIltT AID an T rSKtfAXXST
FERTILIZER
YET OPPfcaHKO TO THE A0RI( Uf*TL’RI*«TS.
f INOOR^PO Or R I! Stabler, of Alexandria, V*., and Prof,
h Campbell MorfU. of New York, two of the moat eminent Chem
i ts of the United Slate*, aa the nnlv combination of Phoaphatle
and Atom nl.te-1 tin non. vet offered In a really aoloble form
Ilia c-mnoaedot No 1 Peruvian and 8 mbrero OLANOS, of our
>wn In nortv'lon, fr. m the Chlucha and Sombrero Island,an I war
ranted Tree from all Ima-i rlUes. It lass been severely ‘«,«d *>y
manv (d the most su. crvful an-l Intelligent farmers, both lu 4 tr
- Inlaati-I M.ryinnd, tide by side with P-rtwi.n Goano, aad lu
superiority ah lie fu ly proved, being 16 per * ent cheaper. Yfce
Sootoreri Guano, before being added to the Peruvian, Is rendered
Immediately soluble, hv a procew. hut recently all.-owed. an'
pemllarlv our own The vxlue of Peruvian Guano combined with
ihl, Super Pho.ph.te, can hatdly be over e.tlmalcd, a. an Impor
tant eonttltnent la tup-I'e-l by the Sombrero, which the Petuvlan
doeenot tiesvet. la sn high a degree when u»e 1 alone.
Pri,-,. $jo per ton «»f 5*,oOO poniid*.
To thee who prefer It, we will be prepared to fumlah No. 1 Pe
ruvian and Socibicrn Guano, direct ftoat the laland. Also.Col
umblttn, Mexican, and A/riafmGuvto.^ ^
Alexandria, Va.
HILL A NORELrifT,
|y«.T—diwfra **'« Agent* at Richmond. Y»
4 VA K PIUS! Cl It PETS! !—A very pretty stock o
Ucatpct.no. on hand I or .ale by 4 cnErtRT:
SEHV1XTS CI.OTIlUd.
A foil an! co-npl-tc stock of SERVANTS' CLOTH I NO now on
hand,c imp IlMlII i’*"* ■»»•••
gay 6-4 and d, P'S c I 4 Ic-tha.
Sheep’. Greva Caolnrtt, Ac., for men.
LI t»eya, Ac . for wemtn.
Blanket., yiannelt, Sockt, St Cain;., Ac.
J AVI «OKKEE
10 Inga cholje-lav* Coff.-n,
lit) pocket, do. do. do , rncor.’grroent, lor *al*ry
WM. S ROYSTER.
Co.n-.r Ya. anal CarJ street*.
SEW AM) Hit H JEWELRY,
WATCHES. DIAMONDS, SILVER AND PLATED
WARE.
S. -Am. MTER S.
O^KXKJt • r MUM ISO fSAML l*fKJtfcfi, EIC.TVOf I‘, TIKOIMU.
HA* just received, In addition to Ms already large and ("jt
«»l*-n*lv«r fttsortra *nt», a I-eautiful collection of all
the late.t »nd n'" elegant styles of Watches, Jewelry,
Stiver and Plated Ware
Watches manufactured by the following eelrhrated makers:
Jules Jurgenso^, P B A'iarrs A 8 ms, David T«ylor. Henry Rey,
Bonds L-mon, Alfred Lavalctt, and other re'ebrated makers.
DIAMOND*—A v<ry large and rich sasortmett of Diamonds
and other precious stones.
Diamonds, P<arls, opal, Carbuncle, Garnet, Coral, Cameo,
Ooya, In ruu. axi» **ir f».-t»s.
Also—Spectacle*—B.atlliUn Periscoplc Pebbles, set In gold,
silver and steel frames. Clocks, Cutlery ann Jewelry of every de« «
script Ion.
The public are respectfuily invited to examine the above beforo
purchasing. 8. A MYFH8,
ma'# Cor. Main and Pearl Sts.
80UTHKBS LOCK MASUFiTOlY.
DWELLING Locks of every description ; Sliding Door Trim
mings of the test quality. Also, Prison and Bank Locks ;
Hinges and Bolts of any height. Bells hung, with or without
Tubes.
ALL KINDS OF RFPAIRINO DONE.
As X sell no work but my own manufacture, I am prepared to
Warrant it to give entire satisfaction to those who may favor mo
with a call.
WILLIAM READY,
220 Main Street, betwen 6th and 2th,
felO—ly RicMMosn, Va.
PLOWS FOli FALLOWIMU.
P. H. STARKE,
No. 62, Hain Rlred, T lib e Uuors abovrthe
i btrlM ff«>i i.
WOCLD CALL TIlK ATT>NU<>N OF FARMERS TO HU
•took of PLOW’*, HARR *W§, CI’LTIVA
TOR**, f»KED iflWRRft, DRILL*, Ac, Ac., V
manufdctu ed by him expressly for Summer yv^ ^
and Fall o, cratVns. &*• r~— — "
ESPEC1A L ATTENTION is call, d to the fact A .
that he will ae I :he best three-bars? ►low now +
In use In Virginia fur * ,
TIN DOLLARS; •
And If, after trial, It di ei not pr. ve the best, he will take It bark
free of charge. To the se who use the Cl \fV B *ArK PLGW'S, No.
18 and No 9. he Would say that they cm he 'applied »t the *ov
price of Lhflir DOLLAR* fer No. 1*, and FIVE DOLLARS for Nu.
9.
Castings far every Plow In use on hand.
Garden and Held seeds of evtry varltty, warranted as pore as
can he had
pfT a liberal discount made te the trade.
»o V—_ P. H. STARK*. I
SHARIS* PATENT
COLTER HARROW.
VlfE lnv te th* attention of th* Fui-iulue ( ouiuiu 11(1*
TT to tU*
NEW HARROW
»Mch hM ban I nr. I t.j- nun; practical Fami-ra, nn.l pronounced
by the n to be t‘ e rery be,t Implem rnt yet made, for ( r.parlor
ih- land fur «c<<H- g ainall «r.ln, ar.il. IJ^cioa ly coTt-ringtbr ram.
after tee-tiny nit!, two raa.l Inglie*otk »la,l,.,|, Flow,.
Wr have pur- baretl in«* riyhl for the elate of tlrafnla.and are now
manu'aHurmfr I cm for the eniulc.* ara>on,and rrtprcifully Invite
an r >anilcal!on of them.
I _ GFOBOE WATT A CO.
liKO. a. LOWKKB. WM. B. COOK.
LOW IVES & COOK’S
Foundry and Manufactory,
rom ?ntvr, las* m i, sjciu-jgp, vtaoixij.
HAVING made large rd.Hilon to our ahop, to volt tie PoutheM
tra 1.. fC will sell at the Northern prices f We hart
over list different dr*igr« of PI • r r.r.d Ornamental Itall; tin’,
t<ruiMn-, Kulroiil a, Porch Plena, M Imleu
Gunrds, sc., Ac.. Vault and Ce, r IS rs, Iron Hash, Hh-ttG-rs.
srd general UUciumilhing and finishing done with neatncia and
despatch.
Cemetery RaIHdk for ll« c' uniry, made ao at to be put up
if
PALL TRADE, I§60.
aS TO K K S Ar, R IVES,
RICHMOND V.t.
OFFER for salo
iUXi hig« R'o and La. Ccffc#
"A d . \l« an * Jnea do
iiktie. Mas. Hu gars
2 0 pste K» lined Hr;CMS
l** n Unset A and T. C*an 21 s
Hit do epeini do.
1000 kegs Nalls •
fit"* k'M W i. te Lead ,
fO»Oid-r Vinegar
fn tbl< M la s i f grade#
lfOO sides Hole Leather
!»*’•’ hags shot #
8»» k»v I* wdrr
8<'“t » e ICtese’* Gu^no
fw t-jr.. Perrrrhn Guano
84*0 lot Nuckita ,
1*"» M Cigars, all grade*
WRh a great variety of al. grade . auf/t—lm
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, TEAS, AC..
FATjXj JSliO
W IViTO.\ A I'OW ERS.
U.VK row lr. >t..re, w.d recelefn, eor.t.ttjj, which they offer
to the triple
STi i l.d». Ii own f'orir*. P rto R>o i>n<l Miucorailo,
some rho'cw
4*N bid# Rifned do , of »ll grades. #
7 »• bagt Kin. L^ua-ra and Java Cofees
s* 1* j *• v l i ••#. J#, ‘4, 1 Hi and bbla of Liquors of
all f.radtt.
1' * * # of assorted Foie Leather.
4 i hb.ia an I bMi M».I ss t»nd Fyrnn < f all grad'fl
W!*h a I e»vy •» ock of erirytU:»: u 11/ k opt In a wholesil#
Groce*/, w» i<* th*y offer on Lw «i Ic Unna to the trade
H* pt 8—d2m
Mill* OHOkl RACiE.
fflHI anderaftsad have this day fenced a co partnership under
I tK style of 11 1 r-PAl OH k n/AD, for the turpoat af mb
lurtlr.g the SHIP BP.OKkoAO t .w« new, and rrspectfcil/ soUcll
the patronage of their friends and the public.
A. MILLHPArOB,
JAL'U G. RFAD,
Cary and 18tk sir. -la. rearthe Pock.
Richmond January lat. 1 <».'«»
I’ll EM ni mSTATIOS ~
GRIST MIL L.
films U a sVpl-, durable ard efficient Plantation GRIST MILL.
I Ith»ibfmw.rd d first premiums stall Fol s where It has
tern exhibited. It !* adapted for Horse, Otn, Mr am ur Wat*r
Power, or d wilt yrir.d frem »lx to twt-lva hu»h«!a per hour, S'cord*
»mr *n d. g e»» o* fn*-D*ii rtquutd. Price |50, and |2.'»<xtra for
Bo!t fo maklog ttcur.
Fen it- »le crli it e Creals'a rontalnlcg trst'mony from farmers
sod others, and address
WM. L. BOYFR A BROTHFi,
Implement M.nuactim r«,
, _ Philadelphia.^
UaA.iiF babll,
TURNIP PREP,
TURNIP BUD.
Rarly White Fla‘t
White Flat, red top.
Large 01«>be.
I arge h orfolk.
Ruts Vtsgy, purple «©p. Ac.
t JNf*. V. (iARLICR, Apothecary. Ac.,
•t-*0_ Market Place, Franklin it,
W 11.COX .'c 011 ins’
SEWING MACHINES.
ISYEXTtD ur ,
J. r. LlttPS Mill Pciul,
POCAHONTAS COUNTY, VA.,
kND is ma*:ufcr«ur «l under patents grarted to him ard James
M ilieux, dated luue 3. lh£7. re Isantd Ju'y Patented *
august 10, 1*5$, FeviUfcr* 31,1>C» A'so lii.ee t aid under six other
Pater t'a i orrrlrg »» e entlr- conrtructkn of the Mac*In• ; con.©
. r. i I t'gatluu I regard to fits pntmi HgR .
It la 1cm rni 1 rattd at.d the meat perftet working hewing Ms
i hi e now In us* ,
It forma a flat, ev n ard elaitlc u am, which Is warranted not ta .
rip In wen\ ard is r.-hihle upon *11 k'm'a of fabrics.
Price >d& to |i5. R>er> Machine warrant**! h
JOHN A. nnviN,
Bclvi; '• Flock,
• *« 13th and Govrrnrrstreets. #
, A4. .raa ii»4 IIAI AN.
|4 TO PMf K • RB
w#h*yen win atore a lot of beautiful Werseha am Up-a ard **
Told rs, every nr rf uh'rh we "arrant to b* (/e/iwioe, ard 0
able,, we will a< l! i t reduced ptlcea Also, the flneat Wars- a Cl- J
gars, PmokUig and Cheulzg Tcbacco. » •
M»ADB A BAKFR, Drue:Isis. ,
l*dl Main at., rorner above Post-Cities.
I i tl k HilhK ho. 3 Ml ILL N1ACKEHKL; .V)
I 1M f half do do large do Prr <a e
on erra‘rt*»nt nt to arrive, by BR1DT.F0RD A CO
J| LES ROBIN A CO. COGNAC.
rillli: nnde «rned t avlng l»e*ri apf •< nt-*d k agetta In this city
I fr the sal* of I e a'ove «M t»ud Well known brand of Crf » «
Brandy, to call tl afri.U n rf the trade to the Very
•iuericrq'1 li*v of t!>il article, width they tff.r for aale fr<»m
Boxtin WAUfnmar.\ ardtoar ire direct.
They n«w rff.-r lor sal* a shipment, apart of wh'rh la of the
vintage i f ■*■17—3m I. A B. PxTTNPORT.
nX'PKA ft INK OLD rnVBKRT WINM* I •
I j dud ng the fl e«t qu tMtlrs bronchi to this coattry, of c ur c* u
u I o.tstlon, just landed and for axle by
BFLDRt A M T LIB.
wH Cor. Prtri »nl Cary St A
OLIMIlNI.k IMI I.l€|l OHM.—W* have at all times
a'u 1 ca-ort i c.it * f the x >■ ve gods, which we warrant of
'In very be t and pure l qoafltlea mr<» t« d, and whit h we will sell
at the lowest prlcts. In qualities to su*t: o-t haaers.
BELDKlf A MlU.FR.
§ »19 * Cor. Pearl and Cart Bta
(1 OTTON COKDAHE. lines. Carpet Warp. Ar., logan
J Factory, for sals by WOMBI.t 4 CLAIRWP,
ae* No. 11 Pearl Straet.
BOI fillTOS KIHLY W HBAT.-In store, for sale
tell by I1AC0* 4 HASKFB VJLLK
VOW 1 M < AHOMN l F t 1111,1 SHAD cf itricty
it p.imc qaJ tv In li• If tb s . for sale by
•tl$ |M'.LDEN A MILLER, Cor. Paul and Caryata,

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