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=7T=77thp fi, -——— RICHMOND, MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1, 1860. _NUMBER 233.
_RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
'• ^xstsrtss^siiti'vvir.
Pabi'-shar* la all mm* where evtdMC* I* taken aa Ike dapoMI of a
1 at tar is Ik* Peat OSe* contatalng woaay.
Oaa kqaara, (1® Raaa> or Irak, oa* .. ’•
• Bach aidHlooui laaarllon.„ £»
• Oa* eoalk wttkoalafteratfoa..P3
Threo do do .
■* So *a .
Tweie* do «• »«
Two Saaardk, TV** month*.:.1» »
Ha ooalka..» «•
Twelve month*.tot*
iri« advertlaeraent U ke ronaldried by Ike wonlh or yrk»
• It'ew rpeetSad on Ike Maaoacrtpt, or prevlooaiy agreed apoa b. •
a tween Ik* parttra
Ao aivertlaemeot not Barbed oa Ike espy for a rpeciS* J eem
ber of Inserdaaa win be ooaUaaed anil ordered eat, aad payiMat
•■acted aeeordingiy.
IP" Raurtaa Apcarramaaia.—To arold aay nlscaderotaadlng
, aa the part ol the Annual. I drertteori. It It proper to Mai- .MMtoctry.
that tkelr privilege* only eatgmta lo their immediate buatneea Renl
Utale. Legal aad all other t tv.-rtlaemeai* tent by them to be an
additional charge, aad ao variation.
|pr Real Uute aad General Agent*’ Adv* Haementa not to be
laaarted by ike rear, bat lo be ekarged at Ike aaual rate*, tabjee'
to aceh Haecunta aa akall b* agreed epoa.
er BookMUer* and yearly adreetiaeta. generally, engaging one
nr more tpuarea, with Ike privilege of change, thall not, on tkelr
yearlv average. In any one week. Insert more than the amenat
agreed apoa a* Ike nending ram under the contract, aad all taoee
Bug .nek amount lo he ekarged at Ike nsaal rue*.
A Ireniaemenia carried la the Avail Weekly ""hi* al TS cento
par tunare of 10 Kara or lea* tor the Vet laaertloa. aad SO cMi*
par t intr* fer ,-aeh enntlnnanc*. or If weekly, TS cent*.
Wg oflkr for tale the above star lar 1 brand of Sna-Oaeper
r. vttlle I-Malted Rye-WMakv. la btrrel* and hall barrel*
Aa it la of oar own dint!illation, and highly Improved by age, *<
CO Did rally recommend It at the rcaasr aad beat Whitky that eaa
pr'jaib y be dlatiUe-L We alao offer oar
vm ■ .a , y u;r " — 1 •
and other bread*. ftom Ih# l.au*-e*t dock of Pta* Whiakie* In Iho
United r to tea
rHKK.YI.%Af ft N| n Ptot, Ph.rnJx Watlllery,
0a (Ae dt.;.(* II RtFee, MMtdWpUa.
Orrtcu ♦« Wald toaaoe, N«» Y-ntx; and
■Ml —41 y las ft-cr* r*.'«TBr . INmotmia
. WU. ft WtLLlAMH. SAMI'BL T. ftlUJ
WILLIA1K * REID,
PRODUCE
Commission Merchants,
ft. ft ODMSRR WALSCT ASD 8MCOJSD STRRWT,
Clnclunieti, Ohio.
• BoBelt order* tor aU hind* of Western Prtidart , and mak
liter raoft kdeau eo on (oatlgautraU tot sale. ot
H. n't audio- bought and Stored oo account of parefcaoara.
*ol»—dtf____
.ROOFING!!
• tiHAVH.noornc!:!
MOnSAIOR KELT) RuOVITO 1!!!
TIN KOOP1YU.
Wo are now prepared to pat oath* GftAV.L HOOPING, of a
lay aaperlor Quality. -Whet in town or country.
Aha all kino* ofGLTPXBS.
* OOHDCOTOBft ___
and LIGHTNING ROPft
CHASMS, 0. YAL* A CO.,
tpTii—tf Iron Koch Governor Street
PL l ST Fit % %Klft—Hit 11,- leased the lot neat to my
War.no nay oo the Dock, I ,h.ll keep c-mlanlly oa hand a
a ... ft of the but LUMP PLA'TXK. which l will tell at ih* lowe.l
m tract rale*. All Piaster *oid by -ae wl > be WR1GIIPD OUT AS
DRLIVRRICO.eo there wiB b* no ioa*ia wc chi to the consumer,—
O der* ftom the tra i# Sited oa accommodating tuna
jelS dAcW___»• *
LIVKMPtHIL %NS» LVhUOS
FIRE I.1AIRA1CE CO.RPAST,
Capital, £10,000.000!
111PH ISCOXK, #2,250,0001
• Uniiy «. *• into *7,iOO.OO.
invested is ms unitko status, ovkb %s<o.i*wi
AU 0sreci.es few.liiy K.-wi-suM-te Jor IA« Bbtf-h/e-newto of
tie (bwyuay.
WR respectfully ot stunt"-n to the wcurity of the Ueerpooi
and London lasorence Company to It* policy holder* i* U«
barge .-aih caplt.l and .ueeeUtteBt*,*»*Utedabo*e.
The large cawtal and Inc- me of the LVmpany enahleit to take
11 nee cone-nlcnt to part * reuniting large amo-u.tr of inourano*.
la % • r n-.a to the or-finerr ux .te of Insurance, this Company la
■ae* rti: If .I SRSTPitlli 7 A3. on the PAjmenl of TKX A SSI -
,11. PRAMJCMS. Property Is. thenceforth, PAR MAS K.\ TL T
iSSCK KtK The Policy can be cancullod at any dme, and the pro
m, Rf 1| fvlUIeVti itR } OT&is
TS-a Company mill mate ,urwncy by Uw of Rent* by Ore, ti a
new and moat liberal principle.
Under the Pollclea nf th;e Company all claim* er* paid upon ore
• -nUiiu* of saltefsctorp proof of lose without oAotoauwl or deJuo
I. as tor fared. and not. aa Is usual, am Bare alter prceeuta
Wonof moot WORTHAM k WYArf. AgcDla,
■hn AS Mala Wrest. ia».sr til Charm* Hotel.
GREAT ATTRACTION'.
Excellent Bar-rains in
DRV li O ft D i
T-1K CASH ONLY.
JH««. B. |)| A ML MW ft WAS *® oSbt Ihh mom
%e sutif .-I Lawns and Jvmn ta, 1*J%«
Very Sac Organ 4.* sad Jaeoarta, ISo
PreiHfh Oh i at* Bril Sant*. IS and ate
Poulard at ka at **«, *err cheap
Swiss Banda a ldW. 1* and S'c. vary cheap
Camb-lc Rwevca at ’-*)*«
Laro do at Stic
Cat-.Uric aad Mnatla -ell* at Ma
The aborw Goods arw ogrrsd at a gyeat saerUee la order to dose
at nor*. BSOAO WTKKRT _
1-/t HALT SNt.t. Of WiMHI’t NO. 1 ftA.H
OU ILY BOR Kil-tlNG#.
SbHIa wf W,K»P* No 1 family Cut Herring*
• • SO do. of Wood'* No. I Pain >y Or- ** Heritage
lit do of Mntoa’s purer CWrr Vntf-tr
IOiiO Qa«d*a City FuuUy llum*
*) p%T» fif Oaorwla mcmI F1rk«*v Farai ▼ I-urd
1C ch «u of Graao aa4 Blacl Tym, •»«-th,nf rary
tea lotkwl,
* CO *>h i. of tuparior Haw Famity anU Iv.raFlour, warrant
•d Id aWt tatlafacti. n.
For tala by R0*E3T A. I DAWI1Y,
1 K t>c%.r WhoUaa!# an 1 laU’l,
liy (Vrtrr of Broad and Tih
. C. UE.IIET,
WATCHED, JEWELRY AM) SILVER WARE,
■I- kaoiO, V»,
rviar otscuma or
j WATCHES. IN GOLD AND SILVER CASES,
• I RICH DIAMOND JEWELRY
* | CIRIIO, <OHU» LtVA'AVU FKAMIe l*T*i
SILVIA TIA SITS,
P.TORLSS, 80BLATA •
ii SILVER PLATED ICE PITCHERS,
S>o«u, Works, Ladles, Me., Me.,
i t*T-«r ____
ii to HAVBC IV INIU IM
f “ oa M favoeahl* Wnn* a* the anlcl# *aa B# Imported for Br
%» ' ukus (M. % and X lApw) «l r«« “1 <»•»“«» fkMOU
..oriT.eo,
: ' "CliiCRERLNG RUNOS.
Am and fkn npply Ol the** cpleadld limn
nuu have been received.
In addition to the beautiful Soil do Soil, the Clr
4,**4vn, tuii lb« Grind, we hire now 1bt Bon- II f I ■ ■
4air i l*i«ttfe) tnstmisrnt of in apHfht fona.
th.C?!5.ri.*. Havo received SB Br*t prim neUB. all m. to
■ nooaed competitor* and from 8r*t ran* Inrtltaliuna aad fkln of
America aad of lump*. They have manofactorod aad told more
Plan-i than any factory la the world.
Pv-m too ChlcBoriaso Barn eo.anale.Mhe Beat aad Boat pormn
m«a< l»proee«-nkn that Bare Brought the Plano to lie arroent p*r
fprtloo. aaJ By the peal caplul they hnv. landed b manufac
turing convonleocea, they can tell fully 8fly per cent. cheaper than
any other factory. Hone of their lnetrum.au leae. th. wareroou
stth—nt having Been fully lanpected By the Bent artlnta.
An thin factory hat never more than one ngeacy la a city, la
Rtchmaod theee ltmtramvotl caa only Bn told By the mbneriher.
. ThTfactoa-arr.hu hit Plaao.se tolL Ordor, promptly at
* !**VuT’»to north ride of Irosd ctroot, soar BtB, aad at Ha*Ba
ton A Brother**, So. 18B Mala Mreet.
•alt St TUX PARCH, Bole A goat.
«ARDEM HEED*.
* 11 IBtH and OKMUNa GAtDIh o al> . g oea w'th <h« fft
B* 0, a'oet care, aad anppLcd at WB.dcoale cr letall T ,e *'-!’
Bth fare l*h-d c'lkor IB pantile fee 'eta rg. .r a hnlk A *o,
p-hnv Ct rec- T m. th>. Orchard. Hen Orta*, Beniucky lie. Orau.
• e mice! L .—a linen. A. the, fruit tad Oruaaeatal Trer
an I BkrvBkery .a tv.ry variety,
e PA80MALL MORRIS,
.* e Se-d and Arrk-ekurti Waieh ute,
, * “3 —dBm 7th aad Market, Philadelphia.
AkiilCVLTIRAiTaIID HMTKl HTRAL Tm»*«RESTS.
AOR1CCLTCR4L ABO HOaTloCLTLRAL 1 MPLRNIST4 rtk
la every earutv, eosateilag ef P ea», Harr..,, Cu lira- ~A~
t n. Herat Here. Hone Poser* and Thr.t'iera, Pom 8 dlere.
Portable Hra'n a ILa. Or.ta P at, Bay and Cotton Pr, MO. Sorg
hum !voperator*, Parmer a Boi!c a, PorUMi C dor MU'. Sfo-I a
M-aor, aad Manny** CusMael Reaper and M wer. Hay, S raw
. Id Pa Id r Cuter*. with e.e-y thing for the farm and Hard n,
a< Wfcolttob aad Retail. Imp.ov*d kraeda cf Stock oa-eAiUy ta
lented aad okuped to order. __
• PASCHALL MORIIS,
Agricoltarai aad Seed Warebcoee,
*.23 —dim 7th and Ma ket, Ph'lafilphia
gy lllaetrated imp*wten-1.Bred and Sumer/ Calalcguev, lap
s'* ed •» rwuAutes ef nt top*___m
a VR[ ATB1KVB ATIl 111 BSTMI H MT8 of direct I n
1*1 portatlon, t e B-ot aa t large** anmrtment ever off reed la
thl* df at price* it $01 to S3 per ict Bor tale hy
WM. SATTLIR * CO.
m*M__ 1*8 Main Hr-eC
PICRLI.to. TISIVAR AM8* aptv *ec lied
p « pate Boat Batik Bald, 13 BBla. Wlkoa'a UDKR *M»
OAV *# aka hare a 8*e aatortuent »f Spleen. rot to heaarpait
odlaUbri-y. M>SSM • tMI.
|*lt torn, r Id asd Main rt*.
CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE.
WCIori.elheWt i.Uooo/ Merchants now »Idling oar market
to the ut.usually large aad aUraetieo nock of
FALL CLOTHING,
not la stor*. io<l r«a4jf far lheir 'nspaeUoa. We have takao great
K M, auU m*4 aur important advaalajea, aad long experience la
tbe
MANUFACTURE OF THIS STtX'K,
aad Hatter oorgelrei that wo offer at great Inducement la
STOCK.
STYLS8
AND PRICES,
at thoie of any hoate, la any dry In the L'nlom _
KKIN, BALDWIN A WILLIAMS,
Wp3 101 Main ilrect
I tee. amd in#o.
PALL AND WINTER STOCK
OF CLOTHING,
AT
Simpson & Miller’s,
Alanitl.ti nir. ro uni Uealerwtm
SUPERIOR CLOTHING.
11TR twee now open at 1 IS Main >t, a large Week of Clothing of
ft etery variety. «tyle and quality, at very low price*.
over t jAfs, sack cgais,
SPAIN ESS AND I'Rttri COATS.
Preach, grglsh and American Ctar. Pants
Parols Mr g wood*, of every dtacr'pt on
Brerv ankle of il thlag at the InweM pricet at 119 Main *«.. op
poUt- Mitchell * Tyler'a uii dlMPwiN A MILLAB.
FALL. AMD WIMTLK
( L O T II I N G !!
nARJtkOirr. HARRIS A to. Here recelred aad are MlU re
nets mg Mre of the largest w 1 wot diWrable etoekt cl BEADY
Mode CL Tvino, laev bare »»er bef, re had. cuaaDting ol eve
ry thing usually found la Clothing EsUh.Uhmeiii*. ’hdr U Hilrg
la m.uu’s lured by ihem, , r the very beat materia'*, aad In Ut
m,M fa-blouable and inbetantlal waonet. Th y hate advan
Is gig n|\mt to aay C’othlag Hot sc, and will tell an low an the low
eel, and will warrant eterv larm-nt th*y tell. They have, also, a
fine assortment of CHILDREN'* and HOY'S CLOTHING, which
they are eeliing i nusueity »«. If yoa wteh any thing In the
Clothing war ,.sv and caaaP, call at No. US Ma o Strict, and
DARRACOTT, II a KRIS A CO,
la the place__*■•»
NOTICE.
ffTHK tuhecriber havlsg made a change In Mi bustoen on (he lit
1. of July last, mat-at It nec nary that all account* due him pre
vloua to that ilute ah. ulj he Hoard lie would, therefore, a*k of
HR old friend* and ru,‘.n<eera to come forward aad .llachargv the r
Indebted,iron. Thai k ul for pant favors, he would ark a contlnu
anew of ihctr patronage to the new concern of SI’vNCg A GARY.
K B. SPENCE,
No 1M, cor Main and ISth Sta
Richmond, Aug. 2®, 1»*0. nuiift
COHA IATIN IKtHIP.
I HAVE thl* day associated with me. In the Merchant Tailoring
and R-ady Made Clothi"g Huclnets, WM. G. GAREY, of
koydton, Mc-kleuburg. Co., Va. maid Orpartacrahp to date from
July let, I'-'mi. the business a, til hereafter he conducted under the
name and stale of dpt nee A Uarey.
G-ateful for Uie very Uberal pationage I have reeslved for the
pasts* ytira would most respectfully ask a rontlnuancv of the
tame to the new concern. R. B. dPKNCE,
jggj No. 12* corner of Main and IT h atre^t
IMPROVED FRENCH YUKE SHIM E.MFOKII'JL _
Gentlemens Fumishinir Goods
aa<l styles, which we arc closing owl at reduced prices.
Tltesc rhlrts ars all made with the famous Improved French
Take, and are warranted to flu
Our assortment of Ties and Cravats can't be beat In the city of
We would call attention to ©or large stock of Under Shirts and
Drawrrs, which Is verv hill, and contains full lines In 81U, Uause
Merino,* UncS, and Colton
VFs have Increased our facilities for making Shirts to order, at
the shortest posd’de nodes, and a perfect fit warranted.
Also, ou hand, a due stock of Ready Made Clcthing.
BTURTBf ANT A MAOWIRR,
Jel.t No. W Main Street, Cor. 14th ft
CsMEASE I \TRAITOR,
#va aawoviau
PAINT, TAR, WAX,
oa i>y mo o»
GREASE,
no, m ran or
BILK AND WOO LAN DRKSSKS,
AND PROM
Broadcloths, Cashmeres, See
WWiout tie niiyktsnt injury to thn/sbricn.
TU1B article has been used by many persons throughout th
country, and ha# received the highest rrcomoendatioua. It
also received the silver medal at the last Mechanics' Fair. It Is
made In t a city, and deserves the patronage of the South. To be
had of th ■ principal dmgglsts and at my laboratory, corner Main
and lL'thsts, Rich mood, Va. EDWARDT. FINCH,
feis_i v Analytical Chemist.
KIRP COOL !—The Celebrated unexcelled "OHAlUMfiV
REFRIGERATOR with side ventilator. W*t«r Coolers, vari
ous sites and patten; Ice Pitchers, all sites and patterns. Mas
ter’s patent “ five minute" ice Ore am Frcetcrt, and a variety of
other kin-is, (nr sale at reduced prices.
We call particular attention to the justly celebrated "CHAL
LENGE” REFRIGERATOR, corddering It the best article ©vet of
fered for «al • In this place, and therefore recommend It with confi
dence. Another supply Just received, a few only of which are un
engaged Persons ta want of the shove, are requested to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere
O. A A. BARG AMIN, Ja.,
ma*- tf <17 Main ft. Richmond, Va.
WKEBLER Sc WILSON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY’S
SEWING MACHINES.
w (ill.INJO. OII.INM). -m
UAYK been ao!d and lb* Mlwml aalbfadion warrant! the
Company In recummeading and eariantlng It In the atreng
• tx terma.
OPINION Of'THS PRkiU Of VIRGINIA.
The brat we h»»r arm.—Wntmintr,
Th- . rc kairoeR and pnfo'l —Adnaida
No olh r » all co nparr« —N'.tA.
Coalare erery late taptawnA-l’aiMil /'raafryfarlaa.
It dor. all!’ prnpeoea.— M»'l *irtr.
la .upetlor In an,. —Arar.ne 7V.UW.-W/.1
la deeirtrdlr Ibr brat —Jf rmmian *'./ «Wi. otl.
Moat excellent. Ill*' ftula' A>//i*Mt../«.
Par ibe bcaL— WarrmUm Wkij,
It lake- the l-ttl—#V.<i/ (/WS.
Hope lor to any.— F*i. • ib'jm,
Thr brat lo uat.—1 V/kyee- (M-mrrtr.
The Boat complete. — RuckimjKiim Rt'jidtr.
The beet • a le — r.r.'e, Ittmovrul
Without a rleaL—.£•**« nd. .ameewruaa,
Recant Impruxaeu'e euke It the moat complete and perfect
na hlnc eeer.Ferrd to the public.
K. H CKAIGE, A rent,
2,7 Main HI. Rl-hmond.
Johnaua'a Roll, Norfolk.
AW b M It* N 411'% NO. 100 tent Harris Jalanda nr Amtr
lean Guano, warranted genuine, fur aale low to clue*.
Mi;_tf A. H. LRR. on tha Dock,
TARDY * WILLIAMS,
WHOLESALE bRiit'CRS MSCOMMi.WUM MkBCHlSTS,
CORNER CARY AND 11TH SIRKKTB,
Kit IIKOND, VA
ARK now reeelricK the r Knit Hupplr of Groceries, to which the
Blent Ion of Caaba d prompt dealer, are resu a'ed. To auth
they are tbpoaed to aril at the loweat market rat. a They now
haeo la .lore ....
MU hhda prim* Porto Rleo and Cub. Huitara
■an b> I. A Kite*C-Crushed, powdered, Granulated and
Cut Loaf Hu, »ra
til boaea Loaf Angara
4 *1 h- la. N 0 . Porto Rico and Mtuorado Holaaae*
S.1 lea. Knilbli I,land K.daaaea
lto bbla Orebcrafknaen'aHyrup
»ai been prme Hi. C »ce
Soo lotaaold Goecrouie-t Jara do (eery aupertor)
*•<«( Ia(t Old Dominion Nalls
l.Vk) .( lea Sol., leather, c od and Rood damaced
100 pkga Green and B ark Teat, aomr eery ch-lce
goon no era Adamantine and Tailow C and lea
IN) botes Hoap
1-aBi iba. Cotton Tama
>>ki re*—a wrapping Lett- r and Cap Paper
100 keife Lee' Hu da
500 boxes tt indow Glare
100 boie* Axes
Sou doa. Bucket.. »»H0
LJtsUIN S DUAUOiniu o ria.iu.i.
X\7l CALL the attention of lhe cltlarna of Rich
H uoii‘1, and Virginia, to our Piano fortce «Mc>;^^HiphW9
we have placed with Mr. Cara**, that their qualltica,^^**^*!
In every '•••pert, may be tested by the »lde of the! IT* I*
famed Chickering**. .
We warrant ad oar Plano* and can show as high and as mum*
roes leetituonlaki as any factory In the country. All of which can
b# mcb at Mr. Carnal's oa Broad Street. 3d door from 9th
Wl__WBTI A MUDBDUt
HOI QUIT D'AHLRANSOR \X HOI KBOh
M *t fragrant perfume In use.
1119 OIL—
Warranted to cure burns and aoret of every kind.
EXT. PAR KIRA BRAVA and bL’CHU—
A speedy re*ne *y f*»r a I di*-*4«e* of the Kldneyjand Bladder.
DOVB*B RI.'IL’MaTIC LIMM1BT—
A sure remedy fo* BhcunatUm. (Warranted.)
WATER Of PEABLA—
Moot beautiful preparation for the Ualr.
BaBLT MU?
The m-Mkt c«rt da Vozm’fuge b. f re the public.
APPhTif RR—
The b.wt Toblc known
The nl*ovw for sale wholesale and retail by
DOVE A CO.. Wholesale Drugflst*
No. M Main street. Richmond.
1i\kha "‘b1* and “c»» corns m
Vswll for sale by nACO« A WAPKKRVU LE.
A i\i\ H H L N . Vr-y «u. r: >r old Rye Whl ky, of various
4ttV bread/. r.r Mle by „„
,e|| M. JOMS.
50 "VP t*-**^^^**^ »> M. JQKW,
100 LA.ClnclDiull Wliirtj. F>r j M jpmm,
Gi
AA Mtiicn. Elkj. UluL f-r •»> 1"T
,,s K H. SK1NBER A CO.
FOR FARSERN.
l'RIME HEAVY BROGANS,
made express fob us.
iff K have ta fltar* a tarjr* stoeg of verv superior HHOKj*, made
Tf la ei'ra s»* le, of all si/.ee. for Men, Won. n and Boya Also,
Mea’a heavy double len* 1 g Boo's, suitable for ditchers and farm
handa. lhe»e rhoe« wlU wear double as loog as any can be
I made la Mrw.aia w, have sold them to some of the largest and
I heel farmers la Virginia, sod they pn aounce them te be the b. si
I nt oeth'y htee ever given the r se tanta; they have worn them
; twelve tuiuths We tattles I in waat »f really prime 8h <e,«o
caU and eiamlne them. We have aia > the Men’s Artuory Bh e*
and M« n't and Bey’s Pewed Richmond made Brogans. W» will aril
tJ'7 ‘“W ^ ““ PCTNET A WATT*
c7i’»tii¥ jiKsrRAim
WILL Sad. »i Ml Mala all thry »an« la tlr Buok and
(Wiut’y How, .1 low prtew, for oh or WfWj
ll tiM Be* he. of h >nr manufacture, bet er than any of Nortbe n
waA*; bo* a st *ck of Yankee hooka are also kept for those win
I wlU l uy common go*** ...
I Cap. Let'cr m i a rat ping ^IMT, »f aHa»*aa and qntl « *•
bonnet By*r.la Iitkatanda. Pena, VtoBna snd Btrings. Ink, Pla es,
P* acila, a*.
Vtrgftda, IV t-h and Kaglish A'm«n»es for 1^1
Neb *1 Books of a l kin.B b'ea, Test ‘ wen ta. Hymn and Prayer
No ka. Novell and a»a dard Literature Ij «rtal i+nmj,
ilank hooka made ta order, and all klni* of Book Binding,
“JJ*** J. w. KAWDOLFB.
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RICHMOND WHIG.
THE CANVAS! IN VIRGINIA.
CHEEKING RETORTS FROM THE INTERIOR!
THE PEOPLK Allot SKU!
MASS MEETINGS, BARBECUES ASP 1*01.1 RAIS
INGS—TUE ELECTORAL VOTE OF VIRGINIA
CERTAIN FOR BELL AND EVERETT!
We continue to receive from our correspondents aud
exchanges, in all parts of the State, the most choiring
aud inspiring report* of the progress of onr gloi iuus
cause. Virginia may be set down us certain for Bant, ami
Kvikxtt, aku thx UNION! Wo suhj>in the letters re
ceived at tills otlioe, on Saturday:
THE CAUSE IN THE NORTH WEST-GREAT BAR
BE UK IN TAYLOR COUNTY.
7o the Aditor of the Whig:
Our great mass meeting uimc off in a beautiful grove
between Graltou and Fetter man, on the B. A O. K. U ,
ou Monday aud Tuesday, the 24th aud 23th iust. Not
l ssthau 2,00(1 people weie present—some tray 8,000.
The weather was line and invigorating. A large stand
4>t feet long was erected, and two immense tables were
spread to accommodate the people—one exclusively for
the ladies, a host of whom were with u-. At 1 o'clock
on Moudav, the meeting was organized by the election
of Fraucts II. I'ierpont, of Marion county, as President,
with a long list of viee-Presideuts and Secretaries. The
President opened the meeting with an appropriate
speech o! hall an hour, aud wav followed by M. A. Uar
risou, K q , ot Clarksburg, who made a plain, practical
addre s iu his usual able and hnniorous style. The
trains had not armed yet from tbe different portions of
the State, and some feared we would be disappointed in
speakers from a distance, and the immense crowd be
gau to get resile*-; but iu a few minutes it was atiuouuc
ed that the train from Baltimore had arrived, with a
crowd front that direction, bringing Hou. Henry W.
Hoffman, of Maryland. Everything now was enthusiasm.
The elegant bras* baud, trout Kaii mutt, kept us iu fine
spirits with its nout-suniug mu.-ic. Mr. Uolltuau took
tbe stand at 2 o'clock, aud for an hour and a-half held
the audience as if entranced by magic. Ilis was a glori
ous speech, effectively aud most gracefully delivered.—
He i* oue of the prettiest speakers I have heard iu this
canvass, lie showed up the drmngcgry of tbe demo
crats iu charging every Whig candidate' with abolitiot -
ism, and suece-stully ttuinluined the Issues of the Bell
and Everett parly in this momentous canvass, and prov
ed them to be safe and reliable men, 1 cauuot enlarge on
the points, as I de-ire to be* brief.
At the conclusion ol Mr. Hoffman’s speech, dinner
was announced. 1 need not stop to tell you how the
ox aud tbe bread and the lambs were demolished. Cer
tainly it was quickly and sun ly done. 1 think all were
filled, and more thau five baskets full carried away. The
diutter was pleosan lv interrupted bv the arrival of the
western train from \V heeling filled with people. The con
ductor kindly stopped right iu the woods and Ut olf the
pasaeugers. Waituiau T Willey, Esq , our I itc able can
didate for Lieutenant Governor, was aboard, aud was
quickly conducted to the staud. lie spoke for two hours,
eluqurutly—aye, thiilliugly ! lie boro down upou the
Yaucey ticket like a mountain, and crushed it as he
weut. He read from Yancey, K ilt, (hr, Toombs aud
others, showing most conclusively that they were dUun
insists, every oue, asking with Addison —
“Is there not seme chosen curse,
j* >n> • hi Jd-o tmsaJer In the s'oret of Hrtveo,
Red with uncommon wr«lh, to blast the iu«n
Who o«gt IU greatueM to his coaLtrjr's ru n ?w
At the conclusion of Mr. Willey’s speech, it was an
nounced that the Hon. Geo. W. Summers, of Kanawha,
would arrive at Grafton, from Darker?burg, on the eve
ning express, at X o'clock. The meeting then adjourn
ed to meet at the Drge platform of the ‘ Grafton House”
at dark, where speeches would be made.
Accordingly the great platform was filled at au early
hour, by an anxious multitude, to hear speaking, and
wait for Sumners. Tr.c meeting was addressed by Dier
pout, Willey, Hall, of Fairmont, aud others, and at it
o’clock, the train came, aud Summers >vas fairly dragged
out ol the cats aud borue to tuc stand, when be in ide a
live minute speech, saying tbal on ihe next day be would
“talk to the p- ople.” This concluded the div’s exercise*.
At 1 o'clock on Tuesday,Judge Summers addressed them
for three hours.
I might as weli stop hete. You don't want a long let
ter, and 1 don’t wish to wri e one. Sumniirs Slid every
thing—said it *. ll—as few but himself can say it. The
people, Wbigs and Democrats, were satisfied, and weut
away, many Democrats, we think, “baiting between two
opinions.” II; d -cussed the whole Held of politics, au<)
the slavery qiicsiion at length, saying that slavery could
go wherever it was wanting, wherever ihe sod aud climate
would make it proUlable, and rise* here it could not be
driven by «U ilie |. .wer? or the govern! 'til, and that it
was (oily to quarrel about an abstraction that could
b u lit uobody, sen ing only to agitate ihe public mind,
add fuel to the Hun- which now seems to be burning cut
the beut feelings of the American pet pie, and driving
t; c govcrniueui to destruction. The speaker then took
up the Democratic conventions, and showed how fooli-h
ly they hid divided upon an abstraction, and split upon
iMtn and not upon principle. IJut I must stop, by say
ing the speaker was applauded vociferously, and tbal
great good, I think, was done by his speech.
At night there was auother meeting a’, the platform in
Graf.cn,which wa< addressed in a very able aud eloquent
mam.or for 'J hours, by a dis iriguisNsd sun of Maryland,
J. Mortimer Kdgour, K-q , of Frederick ci'y. Speeches
were also made by Willey and Judge Summers; and then
this protractvd meeting broke up, having ben in seasi ui
a'uiost constantly for two day.) and uigbts. The number
ol convert* is not kuown, but it is brlieved to be very
lirge. They will be ha pH zed iutofull member hip on the
nth of November,
I have heard a considerable number of Democrats say
that Summers’ speech was the ablest they ever heard,
aud mauy have told me they would vole for Hell and
Everett.
The mass meetings at Clarksburg to-niotro* and at
Fairmont the next duv, will be addres ed by Judge Sum
mers and oilier distinguished orators. The cause is on
ward. Kidgway, wc will beat the Democrats easily!—
Fight on! F ght on ! The sun of a glorious I'niou ad
ministration glimmers in the east.
Yours, TAYLOK.
Sep'ember 2«, lfii.O
CHEEKING TIDINGS FROM OLD HARDY.
Gkkxm.asi>, Sept. -I, 1800.
To the Editor of Ihe Whig:
As 1 have a lew leisure moments I will inform your
readers ol the prospects of our nob’c standard bearers,
Hell and Evesefl, in the glorious old “stronghold,” liar
dy county. The Union Men are xeslous iu tlic good
cause, and we intend giving the largest m ijority ever
given. We calculate not less then His).
A goodly number of Democrats have declared for Bell,
•ml ■niiiiT others declare their dett rmiuulion not to sun
port either Douglas or Breckinridge. The Democracy
here arc pretty equally divided. Some say Douglas will
get a majoritv.olheis contend that Breckinridge will; but
their vote will be quite ruitH, owing to the general apa
thy that exists in their ranks. I have been informed by
reliable authoiity that Hampshire county will give much
the largest opposition voto ever given, aud many claim
the county for our candidates.
Let me assure you, if we can take Hardy and Hamp
shire as an index, we will carry the State over both
Douglas and Breckinridge, by a handsome mr-jority.—
Yon tiny rely on the above as fart«, which the Ides ol
November will demonstrate to our gratification, aud to
the sorrow of the “unterrifi -d
I have not beard of a single Whig or American, in our
couutv, wl o is not zealous in the cause of Bell, Everett
and the Union, and there will be a general outpouring
of the people, old and young, from the mountains aud
valleys, on the tith dav of November.
Yours, HARDY.
THE CANVASS IN NORFOLK.
Nokvolk, Sept. 27th, 16f«0.
7b the Editor of the Whig:
Waller R. Staphs, K-q , of Montgomcrv, addressed
the Bell aud Everett party of this city, in Ashland Hall,
last night, in conrormiiy to an invitation extended to him
by the Beil and Everett Club He was one of many
speakers who have thus entertained the members of his
party in this city, and I but reiterate the sentimeats of
the most intelligent among his h -arers, when I say that
of all of them he was the roost elfcctive, the most forci
ble and argumeu'ative. The Hall in which he spoke was
crowded to its utm st ctpacity, and during the two hours
and a half which he occupied, not o le was observed to
lease thebuildiug. I could not help contesting the or
der and atten'ion which chjiractcrijed the nudicnco a.
sembled to hear Mr. Staple with that which marked the
bearers of Extra B.lly Smith, the previous night; and I
was equally struck with the relative superiority of Mr.
StuphV address over that of the Kj Governor in all that
con-titutcs cogent reasoning and effective oratoty. Mr.
Staples may well be clas<cd among the first public men
of tbe country.
I canuot close this notice without bearing testimony
to the courtesy aud attention which marked the recep
tion of Mr. Staples by tbe members of the Bell and Eve
rett party of Norfolk. Mr. S. was, if anything, rather
embarrassed by the frequent calls of bis friends upon
him at the Atlantic Hotel, where apartments were pro
vided for him in advance of his artival.
Appropos of the Atlantic Hotel, let roe ohservo that an
establishment better conducted aud more fully adapted
to tbe requirements of the travelling public in all its at
commodatio is and appointments is not to be found in the
country. VISITOR,
THE UNION CAUSE IV BERKELEY.
Brtixm.IV, Co., Sept. 2!tb, I960.
To'he Editor of the Whig:
\Ve had an enthusiastic gathering at Scrabble, on the
22 I last., in behalf of the glorious Union cause. A beau
tiful pole, about ninety feet in heightb, was reared, and
a proud banner, bea'lng the honored names of Bill and
Everett, and tbe inspiring motto ' Th. (Union aud the En
forcement of tbe Laws " After this ceremony was con
cluded, tbe meeting was organx'd B F Harriaon, K-q ,
waa called to th« chair, and Mr. A. R. M*.y tilkiu appoint
ed Secretary.
J. A. Jones Esq., °f Shepherdatown, being introduced
to the audieuce, delivered an able and eloquent speech.
Showing with convincing proof that it it the duty of all
patrio's to vole the Uuion ticket. A goodly number of
our Democratic friends were present and seemed delight
ed with the argument; in facr, several publicly endorsed
the speech as highly conservative—leading us to believe
that they arc at heart with u«. We have every assurance
that old Berkeley will givo a good report of herself on
the 6th of November.
THb'bELLMKN IN CHARLOTTE. •
Chau-otte, Va., Sept. 28, 1860.
To the Editor of the Whig:
While the Consitutioaal Union men in every section
of the Union are laborirg z-alously for the Constitution
and the Uuion, those of ‘Old Charlotte" have ‘‘put their
shouldeis to the wheel,'' ®,i(l *>11 not be behind hand in
the coming contest. On Saturday the 2.Vh, the “Bell
nun” of our little burg, (and their name is legion,) rais
ed a noble pole, 120 feci high, from whore per.k Hosts an
immetue Hag, grand and uiajeatio, bearing the mines of
“Bell and Everett,” with the motto—“The Uuion, Con
s'itution, and Enforcement of the Laws,” and the “Stars
and Stripes." The occaiion was one ol great interest
here. The Bell-men, that is, every man in town, for
they are all Bell men, turned out in their strength.—
After the pole was lairly set, the (1 ;g was hois ed amid
the greatest enthusiasm, and cheer after cheer f>r Bell
and Everett rent the air, ami perfect harmony prevailtd.
“Coming events cas: their shadows before.” If such is
the case we can put Chariot e down at 100 m joiity for
Bell aud Kverctt.
Yours, Ac., Koanokk.
GRAND BREAKDOWN.
r CiiaRi.ottk, Sept. 28, 1860.
To the Editor of the Whig :
Oa Tuesday the 25th. a few Breck men met at Keys
ville, for the purpo-e of raising a Pole, to the honor of
their champion; but alter several attempts, they gave it
up, and postponed it until Thursday the 27:h. In the
meantime,they best around for help. Well, on the morn
ing ol the 27lb, they began to pour in to the village,
one by one, until there were at least eight men present.
These waited tome time, but no reinforcements urrived,
so at it they went, aud ufter hard libor, sneueeded in
raising the pole tvro or three feet from the ground, when
said to relate, it fell and broke iu two pieces—just as
the Democracy have done. I understand they hold a
Convention to-day, to solicit aid from other districts in
the county, aud will make another attempt shortly. 1 will
give you the particulars. Yours, Ac.,
OBSERVER.
BULL AND EVERETT IN MARYLAND.
To the Editor of the Whig:
Ualtimorr, Sept. 27, 1860.
Y’oti, perhaps, may be glad to hear of the progress of
’he good cause in this city and Siatc. Soon after the for
mation of the “Central lit II aud Everett Union Asioeia
tion of Baltimore,” it was proposed to hold five mass
meetings at different timos and places in the city, and
List evenimr the second of these series i .me off at the
junct'on of Hanover, Liberty and Herman streets. It w hs
truly one of the most grand aud gucces-ful political gath
erings ever In Id in the rity. Thousand* upon thousands
gathered together, including ladies and aged men, who
have not for years attended political meeting*. A hand
of musio, and the Bel! and Everett Glee Club, were iu at
tendance, and performed their several parts to the admi
ration of all.
The first speaker was Hon. Joshua Hill, of Georgia,
who bad but ju*t arrived in the city. Iu his clear and
distinct voice he held the vas‘ multitude 'spell hound for
upwards of an hour, iu one of the most fervent, patriotic,
conservative, national. Union speeches, ever delivered
by man. It had the ring of the old Clay and Webster
days—a speech that does him and the State of Georgia,
which he represents in Cqggrrss, great credit.
At the conclusion, three cheers, that made tho welkin
ring, were giveu for the eloquent speaker. Speeches
were also made by Messrs. Webster and Harris, M. C.s
from this Sta’e with telling effect.
Will old Virginia do a* well as Maryland ? Bid the
people of (he Old Dominion not to lunch—well may wc
all exclaim
“Now l.jr St Paul, the ws k goer bravely ca."
liar cause btigh'cns every day, and if the people only do
their duty, sectionalism will be as'dead a* the Democrat
ic party, and wc shall once more see our government ad
miuistcicd by honest men. W. L. B.
Grand Dxuonstkatiox in Alxxandria.—The Alexan
dria Gazelle siys that the Union incu of that city made
the most imposing demonstration lust Thursday night,
which has ever taken place in this city. If there his
ever been a doubt of the intense enthusiasm which the
Union cause and its candidates have created in this g<>od
old town, that doubt must have boeu dis-ipated by the
outpouring of popular sentiment witnessed upon our
streets, on that occasion. A procession a as formed, and
marched through the principle streets. From the account
given in tho Gazelle, it must hsv<>-o<i'»slled if it Hid vnt
surpass the disp'ay made, in this city, wheu the Club
House was dedicated.
On the line o! tho procession, a large number < f
houses were illuminated, and the Union I dies stood 11
tho lighted windows to chser the Union men, a* squad
after fqtt;d marched by aud answered thiir testiinonirl*
of approval, with the shouts of freemen. Boqucs—
“every leaf of which sent up a prayer for the preserva
tion ot tho Union"—were thrown to the line by fair
hands, aud w ill long be treasured as mementoes of the
Occasion.
So for sevcr.il hours the line passed thtough the street,
of l e town. Everybody wui.d- ml at the extent ol Ih -
dciuoustiatioii. All admitted the evident enthusiasm oi
the occasion. It look by surprise the most sanguine of
the Union men. and gave assurance that Alexandria will
speak for tin* Uni in in November next, in thunder tones.
Having passed CV; r the line of march as d s gutted ;.
the put I'shcd programme, the procession stopped in
front of Liberty Hull where a monster meetiug wu.
hall.
Eloquent and effective speeches -were d< liver* I by
Hon. A. H. H. Smart aud Jno. U. Ballwin, E.-q. Jolm
Janney, E*q , ol Loudoun, H W. Thoma-*, K.q, audoih
i-r distinguished geniiunon wcie upon the staud. Alto
gether, say* the Gazette, the demonstration was a gluii
oos on-, and revived the patriotic memories of lHfiiund
'44, exhibHng an awakening of ilia spirit of those m m
orabl • days.
The speikersof the occasion were Hnn. A. II II. Stu
art, A. K. Ilotelcr, of Va., and Mr. Kilgour, of Md.—
“Taken all iu all'’ says the Marlin burg Gazelle, this
meeting was the most successful political demonstration
that has bun made in this county for man tears. The
speakeis were eloquent, the people enthusiastic, und the
crowd large and orderly. Heaven amiicd upm it, the
tidies smiled upon it, and graced it with their presence.
What more could be dcsiied.
Hon. Korkrt 0. Wi.xTitaor.—The Winchester (Ky.)
Chronicle says:—Hiving heard it intimated that lion.
Kobert (5. Wiulhrop was not a supporter of the Conrti
tu'ional Union ticket, wc dtem-.d it due to himself aud
Iii** oi l Whi^ Mmomtca ia K.entuckv, that hid jiomioii
should be d finitely known, and to this end we address
ed him a note of iuquiry, to which the following is his
patriotic response :
Dear Sir:—I returned from Europo only a few days
since, after ati absence from borne aud couutry of fifteen
months.
Your letter of the 24 'h nit. informs mo that my old
Whig friends in Keutucky have been looking anxiously
for some expresdou of my views regarding the present
Presidential contest, and intimates that an apprehension
exists that sonic change may have taken place in n:y po
litical opinions. Such an apprehension can only have
been felt by those who arc ignorant that I was abroad.
It has not the slightest foundation in fact. 1 have ob
served with the greatest ratisfaction the organization ol
the Constitutional Union party. Its principles arc my
principles, and its candidates are my candidates. Neither
toy engagements nor my health may allow me to enter
actively and prominently into the present campaign as
I have into many of those which have preceded it; but I
cheerfully comply with your request in authorizing you
to tell any old Whig of Kentucky, or anybody else who
cares to know it, that a year’s absence in Europe bus
only strengthened my aversion to domestic discord and
sectional strife, and that I can src no hope of the restor
ation of national harmony except in the elec ion of John
Bell and E (ward Everett.
Svxator Dodolas t.v THR North Wist —The Doug
las State Mass Meeting, at Itidimapolis, on KriJay last, is
said to have been the largest assemblage of Democrats in
that Stale, since 183d. The procession, composed of
wagons and footmen, was about ati hour in pissing a
given point Mr. Douglas received the demonstration
of the urn.-* from an open tartisge drawn by four horses.
The most imposing feature in the prooeaaion was the
young ladies' car, in the centre ol which stood a young
ladv atlin d as the Goddess of Liberty.
Mr. Douglas made a speech of the simo tenor as his
recent addresses. He allud-d to Mr. Brockinridge in se
vere terms, charging him and his ptity with abandoning
the principles of the Democracy, and forsaking the same
plank of the Cincinnati pis form upon which he and Mr.
Breckinridge stood shoulder to shoulder in 1S36.
The crowd is variously estimated at from 33,00(1 to
100,000, including a large dclegaiion from Kentucky.
Among the prominent speakers present besides Messrs.
Douglas and Johnson, were Gov. Todd, of Ohio, Gov.
D.xon, of Kentucky, Judge Clin'on, of Tennessee, Mr.
Sweetser, Ohio, Mr. Logan, of Illinois, aud Mr. Subable,
of i’ennsyivania.
PnttJGU.—The latest advices from the seat of war in
Italy, aunounce that General Kami, of the £ari!iu<au ar
my, entered Perugia on the 14;b inst., capturing the cas
tle and taking one thousand prisoners.
Perugia is one of the most important cities of the Pa
pal StaUs. It ft eighty-four miles north from Hume, is
suironnded by lofty walls, and defended by the citadel
captured on the 14 h by General Kami and ids Sardinian
troops. The city is threaded hy very irregular, but com
modious streets, and contains some remarkably fine
buildings.
Among the public edifices is the cithcdral erected
during the fifteenth cont-sry. This contains a large and
valuable library, composed chiefly of ancient bcol?s and
nunuscripts of biblical literature. Besides the o-thedr-1,
there are ten or twelve splendid churches, to some of
which consideribis interest attaches on account of their
antiquity and tbs association connected with them.
P. II. TAYLOR,
DEALER in
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IXgTKU.nfc'NT*, exelnsivcljr,
IS) MAIN STREET,
ABOVE THE PCRT OPPICK.
28 YEARS ESTABLISHED.
HAH exclu Ive rule In KIchinond of the Nunns A Clarks, A II
Gal* A Co., and the eMrh'kttd Print Patent PIANO* MAR
TiN’B OrTlTARB, Pr LVaCBEI'B MELOUlOIVft. The eataKlUUd
reputation of the *e maker* in a nr re guarantee of excellence,
P H. TAYLOR continue! to supply pur
chasers who want rood sod reliable
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An experience of oy< r Ski YEARS in the
tu Iness rives him a knowledge of the article he ad s. (tot the
h t Plano* and avoid subsequent expense* for tuning and repair
ing. A bad 11ajo la rot cheao at anv p»lcc.
The large*! stock of MU* 10 to ba foun I in the State.
Mr«ic se* t »y mall p st paid on receipt of the price.
Pi t«n* ‘ uneri and let on utxx.
Ou» Puses taken In part psy for new ones.
A large aMortment of Instrumer ts ju*t teeelved. re?1
GKO. W. TAVOST. HI!* >V IKT HARRISON.
YANCEY A HARRISON,
No. 219 - - - Main Street,
HA VP Just received, and cff*rtothe tf ilc.cn the moil rea
sonable terms 50 package! of fn s Cognac Brandies * f Ike
fullowli g e. 1*1 rated brands.
Jos II nnessy, OUrd.Dtinoy A Oc., Plmt, CastPton A Co , V’te
Growrrs Comp toy. Chas. Huvet A Co which thev ran rcc..moicr.d
•s nwwt superior, and equal to any offered In this mxrket.the r roster
portion being from the London Hocks, and of YlnUg«se tending
frMsIUft t* MM •«*!
FALL AND WINTER SALES.
FOBEIUN AND DOMESTIC Dill GOODS.
BRF.RDEX i FOX,
217 Broad Street,
WII.Lopenon Monday, 17 h ScMcmbe-, their Kali B'cck of
Goods, embracing rll the uew t1* signs in Ladl- a* Drers rilks,
P luted Mound in a, Freni h merino* s. Id*h fnplirs, Yakutia«, V*
lores, !r, with a full stock of plant* ion and housekeeping g odf.
llatlrg impoil-d a ps»t of our Foreign Go yds dr»ct wr think we
can off.-r extra Inducements to »ur »1ty and c'untiy friends;
Cloak* Mantles andHhawk, • f the most fashionable styles in
Velvet, Cloth, and other materials;
Cai etilogs. I> u/gets atul Rug*;
A f.II stock In Y< I vet Tapestry;
ItrtuiM I*, * ply anJ logralo, all of which we shall offer on the
must reasonable terms. H8KKBKN A FO,X,
re *Jl7 Broad • trect,
SHAKPLEIS BROTHERS,
CORNER OF CHESTNUT AND 8TH HTA., PHILADELPHIA
In the .»m« »,uare *. the
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A RE caD.t*ally rrcelrlnff of thilr own Importation* *11 Ihc new
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GRENADINES,
V0ULAXC8,
POPLINE?,
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EMBROIDERIES,
FURNISHING 0001)8,
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Writ have mi !i»nd ionic 25 different pattern of
» COAL OIL,
STAND,
HANGING,
and SIDE LAMPS.
SHADES, WICKS, Ac.,
Which we offer to the City »nd Country Merchant!, at vtr/ low
ptlcee.
The bett and cheapcit light, except Ga», now in me.
WM. F. BUTLER A SON,
■r19 No. Itl rearl Street.
MILLINERY FALL TRADE, lilGO
f DESIRE to call attention to ray ren-oral fr m No. 109 Main
I itreet, to the cumtnedloue new building No. 229 Main etreci, ad
joining lire new
• SPOTSWOCD HOTEL,"
between sth and 9th atrecie, where I am p.eparcd to exhibit alarc
er stock of
MILLINERY GOODS
end c adv-madc MlHln-ry Aitlcl-e than heretofore, e-rel-tlng of
Silk.Strew and Velvet Sountie, llncntt flurnee Ulbbena, Frrmh
r.cd American Y ..wire. Bridal Wreathe, Heed Dices, Dree Ca'e,
La-e Cape r.nd B rli n Crape and Muilto Collar, and Bleevea In
fante Cepe, lla’« end Cloaks H»>• he* and Tab*, Ac , In a I ity'i,.
In cimneeiion with the general Millinery botlie1 wdtmsnofee
trite to order Cloaks er.il Mantillas, of all kind,. In the lateet fa-h
inn tble *1x11., »t rca,enable price,. All orders sr.ll receive prompt
and special alt ntlon. N. C. "ARTON.
j,el 22> Main St.
WESTON & WILLIAMS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
B O O T S, SHOE s,
LEATHER AND TRUNKS,
AO. 15,
Pearl Street,
nit-iiiiioiHl. Virginia.
anr.l—It__
I mtmw}
No. lf}9, Main Street
KU'imoiVD, VA.
r|VB? TN-TITU HjN Is n w prana nr ntty rs'ablbbed, and In MO*
I rental opertt*mi 1% If under lh*» Immediate tupmrUloo of
the Principal. whoar nlu ami Intrffat it U to t:.ole 1* worthy the
continued p.i’mrjagc of the cnrmnu-Uy
UK INCH Kit TAUGHT.
T> ,ublo Entry Rock K oping, Comrcer ial n*lrul»t!or.i, Plain and
Ornamental I'enmantMp and hr Modern l.anguagta.
lor particular! pletae apply at the College or writs for a Circu
lar.
aul7~tf J W RTF YE, Principal k Proprietor.
i)iii nhi.s. r i ’ , i
1) i full ami va.leJ **>oiintent, for sale I»y OOVEA CO.,
•cl4 Whtdraalr DrurgMi.
('Illi ARHw—tfyiUOchrap Clean toeloau conaignmri.t, for sale
J hf WU. K ItnY.-iTFR,
Sr25 -Rt Corner Cary and Va Ptre»ta
WIIITK ILLPIint WATER,
rnOM TUI
WHITE SULP1IUR tSPRINGS,
OUttXBHKa CorgTf, YA.
The long cstahJlrhed reputation of the WHITE SULPHUR
their uedlelnal efficacy unneces*ary.
For many yean the wat-rs of three Springs hare been trane
jtorted and used by persons al their own home*, and, cxpt.rl.-nce
fully tntitirs, with the same ben^licial eject* that hart resulted
from their u*e when drunk/•'t*h «rt thtJ.mr.Uiln.
These water* are gently APERIENT and very decidedly ALTER
ATIVE Their itreat forte as a remedy, and ihe quality above all
others that h.is given to them their high reputation, 1* their altera
tive poict-r, or the.r peculiar operative indu-nces, hy which they
stimulate (ft tndnlar Mentions, rest Ate Chronic inf a tarnation*,
over* tnne olstru* Hons l n the tinaUrr vesaeis, aud throw of morbid
aivurnuLitlon* from diseased organ*, thus producing the a/Uia
tire or jtrn/tund chanye* demanded in almost every case of Chron
ic disease
As an APERIENT and ALTERATIVE, the rargeof disease to
which they ar? applicable wit! he apparent to medical m-n—such,
forInstance. a* (’’hrosL:affection* oft\\*Stomach, Boxcels, lArer%
Kidney*, Ski**, <fv., etc. Upon the fun- lion* of the organs gener
ally, they -vert roaraed effects, stimulating those «hat ere Inactive,
and establishing healthy secretions in such as have departed from
a normal condition.
In DYSPEPSIA, and in Chronic irritations of th- mucous coat
-f ths Stomach and Bowels, they are employed with the happiest
result*.
In the various forms of LIVER DISEASE, their superior efficacy
has been long and Ormly esUhl'tiied
GHRONIO DIARRH'IA is often cured by them, after other rem
idles have been Ineffectually tried.
To C09T1VKHBS of the Bowels and to PILES, they ar# well
adapted. _
In the -eteraJ forms of SIDNfff and BLADDER AFFECTIONS,
unattended with inflammation, they are very serviceable.
To th- several'forms of CHRONIC 0BSRRUCTI0N8, Ac., pecu
liar to females, their alterative Influences arc often eminently
ui-ful.
NEURALGIA and the various nervous dUeanss, when they are
the result of organic derangements, are treated wlt.i great success
by these waters.
In CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, their known efficacy Is coeval with
the early history of the Spring*.
At a palliative of most excellent effect In GOUT, their value has
been long appreciated
In MERCURIAL DISEASES, and in that peculiar affection that
results from the abuse of Mercury lu BTruvuTlc affections, a full
course of the WaUr stands unrivalled in Us curative r owert.
Pamph'-fs descriptive of the medicinal character and ap
pile abilities of the Waters furnished gratis, on application to the
Agents.
These Waters, securely put up at the %>rinm in glass bottles,
are now being regularly furnished to the Agen’s la Richmond, for
th-supplv of the general public. _
Pff*To prevent imposition, csch bottle has th* words "GREEN
BRIER WHITE SULPHUR WATER,” blown In the glass, without
which none is genuine. . . ^ ^
Orders from Individuals, and the trade throughout the United
States, should be directed to
PURCELL, LADD A CO.
spST—dAcflm Gea’l Agents, Richmond, Va.
DUVAL'Sc NORTON'S
CKLCBKATKO
HORSE TONIC.
FiR Itnpror’ng th. condition of H run «nd Molt. them
.1, appetite .n.l rrl'eiln* th.in of BoU and Worm*. Illtle
bonn I,Barf It .nd Dl. tempt r. «n.l *11 dli.u.et to which . horie -»
lati'cl inltrn.il/. Sold by .11 Pru/trltt*.
JAB P. DUVAL, Droggtjt,
,.9| Bole JUmif.cturrr And Proprietory
WRITING DUSKS tf Rosewood, Mahogany, or pc.rl lc
1,1.1. Pur «»le nr/ lew b/
WM. SATTI.KR A 00.
„?4 ____ 141 M.'nBtreH,
KD1CAL ft 1 DDliK-B 1GS,
fu g cal Ir struauuts
TiUsies of »!' kind*
Ft pnort-rs, b«*t quality
Mt-dieal and Cl eml-al Wares
Me Heine Cr tie's *11 il* •
Together with all pur-, fre*h and rcLahte medicine*, all the new
aid a*e r m dies, fre»h an I pure Drut * and Bp’ces, eeleeted ex
pwssly Vr Physicians end Family me.
Prim j Cigars and Tobacco; Combs, Brushes P rfu’-ery. At, .or
•ale at “ J. LlIDLKY'rf Apo'heearv
and Physician'* Fu-nlshlrg ft are, sign of the R- * M® ter.
m>5 s»a«n Bt-e-i m-». • — •• t *
t'OPPBIft,—ftrati.T*. Fhe*!h‘r-f, Tlnnrd, Bar am logo-, lor
■ ..il, by JOHN N. OUHDON lt> K,
LABOR STOCK OP
1KEW FALL CiOODS
now or»» it
•T. Millliirtor .Vo Bro’s.
RmTIcfake ]!cwu-e 10 Inform our Mood* and patroni and the
fw (tab Ic g n tall , that we lava opened a very extensive a*
sort rent of : EW' OvKlGc, adapted to 1I1- prenl and approach
lr«K aesa^n, and are prepared loanl them on the meet favorable
ti rm* and at vrrr low prices J salt:** havirg pun hare* to make
lu anyth'n i In t< e D»y Goode line, w.ll well to give cur atork
an rxami-athn, II on»y t> find cut »t what we are selling Good*
at M e cannot, n an edrerUiement, enumerate even thi leading
itdri of flordt tr lure in Staten but assure a I that onr core
routne aae cramtu*d and jammed lull cf pood bargain*, and no
doubt wl l be xo frith cutt totar*. If they know the'.r own interest
We soli I he best $ BLACK if ILK In the c tv.
We sell the b*st a 1-wool Fi.ANNUL at 95 rent*.
W> h»r* the lar/cst and cheapest tick of FttkNCU KMBROID
KRIKti In the c‘iy.
CAKPKTIN'Gri and UUGS In great variety, and cheip.
J. MlLLHIMCR A BRO.,
■' 20-tf_ lga Ur ad Street,
\K. mo«HK, A vent,
• Oary fltre.t, near 0;lumvlin Ifctel;
Lifers low, for cash —
New Oil. ans Molsssej In half hblt
Ca» o, Xoscovado and Porto Rico do and Fyrup
H f libl* family Roe lltrrl'gt and M vkt-rel
15 Palls Refined Leaf Lard
Prime Bacon [fairs, HVuM rs and Fide*
Patent Kpwai, Almtn’e and Tallow Candles
Ptown and Hack Tnipe t ne Post a
Old Di m clou Nails and To k*
Fait; Sup Cwib. fleda
R re -Ma»rh
Chewing and fieri k»rg Tobacco and Ctysn
Cotton and Hemp Curd
Lamp Wick
N 0. and b Xj Coffee Sugar
Mocha, Javdf Lag. ard KloG'ffcs
F■Biolly, •'xtrn and Hup. Floor
Lend n Portny-' b*i g .r
Brooms, Burke** vd Demlj .bn*, and all kinds of
Pvgira anil Wins*. Ac., ic. s.kl j
SJVGCIiOf: IIIMa
RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER.
JAM now pr pared to supply any d.trun 1 for PLAfiTRR Favu
Oa< t an for the Fail crops
My £t << k of larrp l* large. Hrlecte I from ribs purest Windsor,
iNoraficotl )Qua»rtr#, with special ie?er*nc# tolls tlcl.oess In
t*ui hate •! Id.rr IhtnVful for the hcatily increased patronage,
the ruput Cion of icy brand shall be ful*? sasialatd for purity, and
. i.!N i1 CEAItlokNK,
swift _Qflke No M r-wi 1 »t,
ri vi n & sn nv i:llT
NON. 32 AND 31 NUIITII WATEU KTUEKT,
PHILADELPHIA.
WHOLESALE DIALERS IN' 8«con, L»rd, Pork. CloTcr Setd,
Dried ipploi lU P<-.eht,, .wd NAm (TiT tra lr.
lUron W let end All uldera, of price qa&lity, <ulub> fir Soulh
ern mukete, rm. t i i 1/ < n li.nd. *el5—dSm*
1853. GEORGK STAJIHKTT ml
HAS la store b*« Fall stock. eomprMng 2>l varietiesau>i
Sites of cTOVE-. KAN *E8 and FC*KACC9, ruanv of JVm
t.nnnrwau d-slrarh arthl-s, of hi* own maks. He 1* gpsjB
at* » prepared to aupplr Northern Moves at wlioleiale or re- PL"
tali, having c- ntra ted early In the seaa n for two entlr* earg« ea
of the very best road - In this cour.try, at lower piece than the
• .me goo is cxn n.»w be obtained. tHo, Pomps aod Pipe of all
klod* Plumbing, ftss Fitting and Tin work d ne In the be*l man
ner anJ clicap. Extra caailrgi alwar* cn han't.
GKOAGE bTARTKTT, II-Ivin's Row,
ieu verror urw, Kicnm-uin > a.
gp RICHMOND POTTERIES, (f?
FOOT OF MAIN STREET, ROCKETTS,
AND
CORNER OF CARY AND 12TH STREETS,
uirn.'n<JND, va.
KEESEE Sz
PROPRIETORS.
T'fr luVi rlber* rnp.c:fu 1/ It lorir. th* nrrchtni. of VIr.l&U,
N.ith Carolina anil IcmiLun, thllthcy arc masufacWilog
the Lett quality of
STONE-WARE,
Which tVy will sell al the very lowest prices, uitk a liberal dis
count fur tutsA,
C *y" All tt ire sold by u* will be dsllverstl In any part of the
Irtly fret of charge. T*08. w. K f. kltiKk,
auk* DAVID FARR.
WIIITI. GOODH.- Wc have row In store, of our own Im
portiatli.s . ■* complete avortraeot of—
While CaT.b lcs aid Jaconetts
F k an 1 Mull Muel'ns
Plain and Checked Nainsook*
I?l-imp'll and Victoria Lawns
PI in and Dotted Fvirs Mu Aus
Check d ami Ktilpei Cambrics
B>i.r»et C- rds
Co-de t DlmUltt
India Tw’.l n
Fu’tiltu e DircPio*
Irish Linens, cf well known makes
Linen T«b'e Damasks
Damask Tabic Cloths and Napkins, part of extra
qa lit y
Towels
Doylies, Ac., Ac , Ac.
All rf which tfi c ffer to tl.e trade at eery htr price*
s-r._KKNT. PAIN! A C0._
M HAT THE CHESS HAS SAID IS KELATIuN 10
TIIK DRAGON:
mHAT OLD RKRPUIT.th. DEVIL, and HATAW, .oil Mr. PTA
ft. t’V'8 effort to identify him, and theUulsfng of his It**a«l, In the
immediate futon*.
From the ftkhmoad WMr. Aug 10, 1W50.
••IT. roar <•» thk IhAAi f *—Mr. W Hargrave White, of this city,
has iusi puhJVied a im.ll volume, cnlHI* d * The Dragon, that Old
terpen-, the I) > I', end -*aUn, » h sell*, a I must be bruised In the
«om rg Ton’-vit amoi’g th * Nat'ors.” Hie author is Mr, f*. F».
H'.acy, of Ms’ mood, an InteUlg nt gentleman who has devoted
tnneh time to be study of tbe |m « phe* !• ». i1.e objc< t of the pub
lication '* to *'aroure I fie attrr.t'on of th«* I»*il»*vrr4 In God to the
fact t fiat lie Apocalypse is the History of the ( hurch, written by
(h d Idmsel*,” ai d “t* mby to *wak« n an Interest in the subject
which n*v leid to a preparation for the events that are rapidly
oppr* aching.”
From the Rellgfotis lferaid, Aue. 10th, l^.
M* di-rn ((.nimenUr! -s on th* prophetic* of the Apocalyjse,
constitute a v* y rx'.eustv>* department of relifclooa litciAtun: bat
< ur resiling In that d.psrtcir.t is so limited, that we are unah'e to
d«c‘<de bow f».r Mr Siacy I* en.iiVd t.» ti c credit of originality,
f. r cut tain views wldcb »trike ns »« both Icgmtou* and novel —
l!n e who feel an interct in the att mj*t to find the recent politJ
0’ I revolutions of Fu-cpe on the prophetic page, and from that
page to forec&id r» volutlous yet In the worh of time, should net
overlook the present work, as he ping to c mpMethe survey of a
many-sided s-ilj-ct, even though tt may not ctrar up the pcrplexl
ilo which embarrass enquiry and provoke <?!*.. nt.
Freni tbe Central Presbyterian, Aug. 15th,
The apocalyptic v sU n of John has many mors commentaries
than any o’fnr poi-Ion of »be Blb!e. Not cnly clergymen, but lay
rr • n In large number*, and la successive age*, have essayed to
Pft the vrll which hangs ov.r the past—the pas Ing-and th' fu
lure. The wo»k ul wh'ih a part of the tl'le is girt n above, h the
last ofthea? »sm>s which *«• have seen, and the author of which,
is s layman of this oily. Mr. H has not undertaken to give a hilt
exposition «f the “Apneat} pir," but e'mply a lii- lory of ' the Dra
gon,” and has fortified 1 Ij poa lions by refercoeeto cor.Uuiiorane
out history, for which he has drawn larp !y upon th' I on-ion
Chronicle ai d other Fngilrk pi Iodic*Is It Is much rirhsr tn this
revpc-t than most, works of the kl*ie*; atd the general reader,
whether he adopts the author’s theory or not, will be Instructed
and Impressed by the rcccpttu slbm of events, and by the notices
of some cf the mala art: r* In th* passing drama. The work la
neatly goit'n up, and sill most probably he in demand, as many
ml ad* are engaged In looking at passing ewnts ai foreshadowing
these which are to come.
From the Ph'hde'ph’a Presbyterian.
Hi's little work Is designed t> lllurtrafc the implicable war of
Fa*ati ugalr.st the Church, and doe* not |<r- tend to any new theo
IVpVCtaflSsn. It N Inteligent IBS In g8SM respect muy h.*
mistaken in its views, and yet we mav safely sit Sown with the
boo a In our hand, as if to HA** to the conversational views of a
reasonable ami w*ll Informed friend.
For rale by all Booksellers. Price 81c. left—In
/ 1 I AMI, Off A NO—
\ J| 100 tons Peruvian Guano,
fi»s» •• Reese's Manipulated de.
lhO M FU tie Island,
M M Porrbrero,
fa I •* flsrtsr Pairmaee.
120 41 Ground Kl«»Wr.
For tale at lowest prices, by set I—lm FTOKES A RIVES.
G*s FIXTUUBVfVlhave OD band the largest and
best .elected .to. k of Chandeliers, Pendants, Brackets, Ac ,
ever offered In this city. We Invite all who are In want of Ga* Fix
tures, of any kind to ouil and examine our assortment.
GiUftLU D VALE k CO.,
e12—lm IroD Block, Governor 81.
IE.1KSV1LLE COTTON YARN*, for .ale by
J BTOKES A RIVES,
aul3—8m
1 >g»:ti.ano s\ «ti r. » Meferialelv
J •tn_LA G. K. DAVENPORT.
nr N MVM HE! ANDY---I have some 13 half Pip*, of
i ar.rl |S37 Tiutng • on band. Also, on the way from Lon
don, 10 half ripe. Ifenneasy's London Dock ln55, all of which 1
now offer to the trade on gcod terms. o. CRAN/,
•el9 No. 2 Exchange Blook.
TO THE FARMERS AND PLANTERS OF
VIRGINIA & NORTH CAROLINA.
FOWLE & CO.’S
SOLI'BLK PHOSPBATED PtIU'VIAM 6UAI0,
THE EC*T, CHEi PX*T AMD VO.T TMMMAMMMT
FERTILIZER
YET OFFERED TO THE AGRICULTURISTS.
I*NPOR8FD by l>r. R H Stabler, of Alexandria, Va^ and Prof.
j Campbell Morfli, of New York, two of the moat eminent Chem
ist. of the United Scale., as the only combination of Phosphatlc
and Ammonialed (imiMU, jet rffered In a really rolable form.
It Is composed of No 1 Peruvian and Sombrero GUANOS, of our
own Importation, frem the Chlocha and Sombrero Island, and war
ranted tree from all Impurltlc*. It has been severely tested by
many of the moat aavrcaaful and Intelligent farmers, both In Vir
ginia and Maryland, ride by aide with Peruvian Guano, and Ha
superiority alone fu ly proved, bring 16 p«r cent, cheaper. The
Sombrero Guano, before being added to the Peruvian, l. rendered
Immediately srtable, by a procaas. but recently dlacovered. and
pe*ul:arlv « ur own. The valoe of Peruvian Gaano combined with
this Super Phoaphate, can hardly be ovrr estimated, as an Impor
tant constituent leiupi llel by the Sombrero, which the Peruvian
does not poetess In so high a degree when used alone.
|*rin4 930 p<*t* Ion of 9,000 pound*.
To those who prefer it, we will be prepared to furnish No. 1 Pe
ruvian and Sombrero Gu.ino, direct frem the laland. Also, Col
umbian, Mexican, and African Guanoa
FOWLE A CO.,
Alexandria, Vn.
HILL A NORELRET.
IrfT_dAw4ra 8*1- Agents at Richmond. Ya.
CAHFKTN! CARPET!I !—A very pretty etrek o
Carpel, now on hand I or sale by
CHILES A CHENEKY.
SERVANT*CLOTHING.
A full and complete stock of SRI VAN Ta* CLOTHING now on
hand, comp ldng all th- b»H mvkea.
^ay 6-4 and % Ful’e 1 Cloths
Sheep'* Grey* CawiurU, Ac,, for men
Lloieyi, Ac , for wtin in.
Blanket*, flannel*, Sock*, St cWnra, Ac.
__eel*
JAVA COFFEE
10 hag. choice Java ColT-e,
100 pockets dv. do. do., on consignment, for .ale by
WM 8 ROYSTER.
.-25-31 _Corner Ya. and Cary street*.
Great bargains!
C*LL AND LOOK BEFORE YOU BUY !
Flrgan* »wo *nd thre#* flonneed Ell Rohrs
Bea iG’ul Fa'land Winter Dr. Bilk*, at greatly :educ
ed prioee
Rich Lain' Rr.bet at S3. 6 an I T each
And meny »iher goods a*, lets than auction price.
C, 1-*Ac849*1. M. pain A CO
UIJSR - Jl tfbaala ftai as* »rtaeat oi diuble and single
barrel Guns, the prtcca y«r. low
| THEO. ROBBTTTON A SONS,
1 | 5? Nj. « Main Street,
^ EOliniEKS LOCK MA.VIFATOKT. ^
DWELLING Lock! of every deacrtplion ; Eliding l)ror inn
mlngv of the beet quality. Alee, Priior. and Berk Luc (t •
Hinge* end Bolt* ol any height. Bulla hurg, with or wtthuat
Tube*.
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING DON*.
Ae I erll no work bat my own manafartcre, I am prepared to
Warrant It to give entire eatlelaetfea to thoae who may favor me
with a call. t
WILLIAM BEADT,
420 Main Street, betwen blh and 4th,
fel>—ly__ R:casto»», Va.
PLOWS FOU FALLOW I AO. '
I\ If. STARKE,
No# 52« M«in Mrcft, Doors abordbe
< lirtrlca lioM.
WOULD CALL TIIK ATTFjhION Of FARMFIfl TO HU
•tork ori'LOWA, U ARR. W3,ti:LTI* A ^
TOH®, HKLU SOWV.u*t ItRll.l*'*, Sc , So., N*.
m*nuf<ctu *•«! by him exprers!/ for Earn Tier
and Fall operate r.s.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION la celled to the fart \ —
that h* will st 1 tli« b«st tlired-hjiie flow now
In use In Virginia for ,
TKN DOLLARS;
And If, after trt»\ It does not prerr Die he*t, he will ukt It bark
fr. e of chair**. To these who bee the CUFF BRAnK PLOW* No.
IS and No 5, hr wcu! 1 saj th *t the? can he sopplisd »t the* *rw
price of FloIIV DOLLAR* for No. I*, and FIVE DOLLARS for No.
C istlnf s for every Plow in oso on hand.
Garden and Arid teed* of every v»rlity, warranted a* pare ae
can be had
h*- * liberal dUcruot made t« the trad*.
1,11 '~lf__P. H FTARKE.
SHARIS’ PATENT
COLTER HARROW
yy & tnv ta uio attention of the Psniiluic Community
l<>U'ta NEW HARROW
which hat ben tried hy man » practical Kaimrr*. end pronounced
by then to be the vrrv beet Imi»Hm:nt yet made, for preparing
the land f r >e. dkg email grain, and effrcttmlly covering thr earn*
after feeding, with two herar* doing the wotk of el* tingle Plowr.
We have purrheecd Ine right for the But* of Virginia,ard are new
manufacturing >bem for tl,e eneulng eeatr n.and re*prrtfully Invite
an examination of them.
lyll_GEORGE WATT A 00.
trkw.s. LOWNL8. WM. B. OOOK.
I OWHEN A COOK’S
Foundry and Manulaetory,
mom giaur, mi vaii, aionroao, timotu.
HAVING made larg. addition to r.or thop, to >ott the Sc other!
trade, *e will ac.l at the Northern prieet of ISM We hare
over 100 different dealg « of Plain and Ornamental Kalllug.
Vcrnotfua, Hiilrtml a, Porch Pit era, Window
(innrds, At, Ac., Vault and Cellar Doom, Iron Saab, fUmtlera.
an.1 genera! BUoksmHAInf and dolaliing dona with ntalncai and
deepatch.
gjeroetnetery Railing for the conn try, made ac aa to he pat np
V* an nr»\lna*T "-rebar,te. JaftF 1f
FALL TRADL\ |*CO. ‘
STOKES <te RIVES.
RICHMOND VA.
OFFER for sale
800 b*pv R!o ADd La. Ccffes
7' do Moca an* Java do
7*> hh'is. Mu«, Pugars
2'«> pkg* Krflned 8ogan
ld'0 boxes A. And T. Candle*
100 do I*perm do.
10O0 kegs Nalla
Btw krgs White LeAd
fo bhi». nidt-r Vibt-gar
UV) tbh. Molaatct. of grades
lf4*0 aides Foie Leather
hags Phot
8W k«gs Powder
80o tons Reese** Gas so
M ton* PriuvUn Guano
800 dot Haokei* .
Its* M Cigars, all grades
With a great variety of all grade*. auAO—1m
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, TEAS, &C..
FALL 18(50
1VIVSTO.V A i>o\vi:rh,
HAVE now In ttore, and receiving coctantly, which they offer
to the trad.
!Ti hhd*. B own Sagan, Porto Rico and Muacorado,
acme cho’ce
4fih bids Refined do , of all grade.
*1,1 hagt Rio, Laguaira and Java Coffee*
hui Pipe*, S pip**. Ml and bhla of Manor*of
all grades.
1»**J*» sides of assorted Pole Leather.
hhds and bb»a. Mol* si*s end Fyrnn cf all grad*a
With a heavy a'oek of everything e'se um»lly kept In a whol.ssle
Groce'g, wblc*« they effer on favo*able terms t#> the trade.
S —
hillH BHOhl ll IhC.
11H* ond. rtigned hare tfcla day formed a cc lartncvaMp onder
. the style of t II.IAPirOII A READ, forth, purpose of con
dactlng the SMI‘ BROKERAGE, bujinra., .and re»petlfully guild!
the patronage of their frtendr and the public.
A. MfLhPPACGH.
JAKL8 O. READ,
Cary and ISth ttrreu, near the Dart.
Richmond Jar.oar. lit 1S«« leSA—ly
Hi EM CM PLAS TlTloS ~
6KIST MIL L.
r|W* h *'r| ! . ,. ftjgf NYU,
£ It has hi era awsrd'd Ait premiums at a I Fabs where I* has
been rxhiMtcd. fils adept* d fc«r Ho*»e. Gin, Mean) <*r Water
Powe*, and • II! g rtr•! fromrlx to twelve bushels )i*r liovr, xrconl
Ing t<» deg»e- of t nectrs required. Price #fiO, and |25rxtra far
Ho t fo m :klny flour.
beh.l fur decertifies C tculaa rontafnlrg trfl'monr frctu farmers
ard others. and addnss
kk. I. ROVIR A liRnTHFR,
Impbmint M.iu r-iur.ii,
g.is—A1W_ Philadelphia.
I'UMPhhRD, i
TURNIP 8SKP, is
TURNIP 8EKD.
Esrly White fla\
* hiTc Fiat, red tcp.
Large Globe. •
I ar(. c Norfolk.
RlIr Fii\ . iinml* 'An Ac
JSC. W. GARLICR, Apr.thecsry, Ac.,
_Market Place, franklin at.
WILCOX «Sc GIBBS’
SEWING MACHINES.
iKrnrti* by
J. K. (HUBS, Hill Pr int,
PCCAHONTAB COUNTY, VA.,
AND la manufacmr. d under paten'* muted tn Mm ard Jamri
WtUco*. dated Jm e 2.1857. re i«ued July 18.18*b. Patented
August 10, InV, Fe'mary 21,1^0 A'ao Rnrecsed under a!x other
Patent'a corerirg the ectlr- con&tructUn of the MacMne ; tonee
qn* ntiv, there can be no I tlgatloo In regard to the patent rfgh
It la leas erm? 1 rated acd the meat perfect working hr wing Ma*
chl'.c now in cae.
It form# a flat, ev«n and elastic a* am, wh’ch fa warranted no! !•
rip in wear, and is ret'ablc uuon *11 k'n<’a of fabrics.
Price f35 to f 75. Eterj Machine warranted.
JOHN A BILYTW,
Bcleti *a LI ick,
•ep6 12*.h and Govern? r atreeta.
jiu:s itonix .\ Vo. cookac. ~
milK i nd'*r«ln»d havirg been appoint* 1 *#« k agents In this city
A f**r «h.- aai- of the above rid nnd well known brand of Cog' ac
Brandy, to call the at tenth n cf the trade to the very
toferlor qi‘llty of this article, which they effer for talc from
Host ten WABKfuit mc\ ard to arrive direct.
They now cff r for aah a aMpuent. a part of which la rf the
vln’atrc < f H* »r|?-9m 1 SB DAVENPORT
PXTIU FINK OLD NIIEKKY XVJNKN.- In*
I j clod ng the n eat qualities brought to this country, of our twa
iDru.tatlon, just landed and for tale by
BELDKV A M LLIR.
ae19 Cor. Pearl and Car/Ate.
OLD WTNE8 AMI LIQl’DMN.—W« have at all tlu.es
a fun asaortTsoft « f «h*- above go? da, wMch we warrant of
the very b***t and pnrrtt qmlitha lmr?*rted, and which we will aril
at the lowest prices, In quantities to suit pwchansra.
HKLDKN A MILLER,
lei 9 __ Cor, Pearl and Cary Pti.
COTTON COKPACK, Lines, Carpet Warp, Ac., Iogan
Factory, for aale by WOMBLK A CLATHORNE,
■e * No. 11 P.rarl R- reet. :
BOV GHTON K1RLY WHEAT*—In store for tale
■el 7 by DACOTA HARK kLRViLLR.
>OK1 H CAROLINA FAMILY »H %D of tleietly
prime quality In half bb’s , for talc by
Ml* IMLDEN A Mil LMt, dor Pea?! and Csryafa
Refined u«ar«
50 bbla “Extra C ” CofftJ Sugar,
50 do Cut Loaf do,
50 do Ctuived do,
95 do Powdered d*,
25 do Gr» nula'ed do, For sale by
s*»5____K H. 8KINKER A 0O.
kJ OAF.—Colgate''■ Brown and faocy 8o«p and Ftar-h, for aala
1. by s» V> JOHN X GORDON A HoN
Race ginger, allspicf a*d pfpi»’ r,#
for sale by_ fa«2M JOHN X. GORDON A fON.
hi LG AM—
) 50 this A )
60 *• Extra 0 • Coffee
15 •• O )
50 u Granulated and Powdered
79 M Cut Lo-f and C.usbed
Poxes Loaf
25 hhd Porto Rico and New Orleans For sals by
•*94 _LEWIE WIPE » JOHN Q WAOt
GAS CHi.\D£U£HS.
WE T ave Just opened a*>»ne r«w and beaut fs! patterns of
CIIA* DEL1 EVP, PlNDANIS, Ac.
whicN arc of tbs latest and n o«t approved order The attention
of pirch; sera la Invited to our unusually large aod complete stock
GAS FIXTURES,
which will b. told h lo» .. »* ,pt nt.hi',hmnt “coih. ktcf.
b«r wt keep onljr the bMt ud the «r>U»t urMt.
ailBBlHI, ITILW t CO .
i*4 101 |md BU,«V

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