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1 ISPiliil^
V
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_ NUMBER 109.
RICHMOND WHH-.
MILLINERY FALL TRADE, 186D.
TDc-i-hk to call attention to my remoea! horn No. 1W Mala
elrrct, to the co.am dl '0* new t uUJitv No. 82* Main street, »J
tolmne the new
^ “SPOTSWOOD HOTHL."
between S»t. and Mh streets, where I am prepared to exhibit alar*
if (lock of
hill.LINERY GOODS
tad ready made Millinery Aitoi.* than heretofore, ocnsbtlae of
BIX Straw and VeWei ...onnets, Bonnet Plume*. Ribbon*. Preach
aad American Plow -* *>r dal r-elha. Heal Dr«.et, I'reu CVs,
La e Cap* an I R r ha*. I'-upe and Manila Collar* and 8.eeee* ln
fana- Car*. II* * xnd Cloak* Ruche and T ibe, Ac . in a.l »ly lea.
Ia -onnc lou • itb 'be t ->«ral Millinery l.nsioess, 1 willm»nttf*o
ta'« to orde r Cloaat and Moat! lias, of all kind*, in the latest fash
ioner'- style*. tlre.tsoaafcle price*. AU order* will reeelre prompt
and special attention. H C- BAdfCN,
_ MJ Mala St
1 SPRING [RADE. Ml
1IATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
KOBT. I.. DK klViO.Y,
foffeiPC to
H1NPOKU, DlCKIVtON A WHISK.EH,
RICHMOND. V.t.
H AS open and la store, a foil an 1 complete stock of
HAT*.
OApa,
and STRtW GOODS,
Of the Utest and mu* fashionable stylce, which will be sold at
wholesale ar.d retail, on 'hr mul fa» r«ble term*.
T -• at teat]..a of nsc-i’ 1* moat resnectiuliy solicited to call
tad '• \ udI*p for tar ms* vvi.
TUI.IT\KV II ATS ASD CAPS
Male'0or..et at the shortest notice.
CA«H ITTkt H t-MS w.ll Hid it to their interest to eall and ex
amine my x'.o k h •' r- pa ;v iglng
a SPUING STYLUS Ei
op hats and caps.
MT vieortment of n AT? an I CAP? for the ?prin,, trade I* now
complete, embracing all the new styles and cot- rs of Ho ft
Fate also. M .testa, bl't and C tss'uirre lats. and a great variety
of new style of flaps, Leghorn and Htraw I! it* In great earirty.—
Alio, ag neral assortment of gentlemen's fu-clshing goods, Um
brellas. Walking Cane*, Ac . Ac , ait or any of whie'i wlilhc sold
on ax goad terms as at any ether estibilxhment In the city. 1 must
respectfully invite a cal. from purchasers.
JOHN TII0MP80N,
mh23 _Nn 1 Ballard II mw.
SPRING 1861.
SOlTHKii.T HAT MAUI'FACTORY.
ESTABLISHED 1630.
TdHK subscriber resp-rctfblly Invltr* the at*cn
. Una of ihe Merrharu of Vl.ylnU, and ^trth
Car«*K i\% to iSb rx*«e .«'.** block of Ms cn a::J
Foreign M inuf« “ur-d Ha’s hu hasers vi!) find
It to tn»!r in!*rt«s» •«» •'%!! at h't» ! ax.*, previous to
g ».:u* fUri i - North, K> he » Iim\ *» ’' ui*- --
A tqp, sparing ro nr |»*i'"* »o k •? the
I* mtherr* T’-ade at the ,*«*utb. Ckn ds soWl in th'S lious • will bv
wurrAQtc l U> w favorably, in quality *1! price, w*h d»
00m' ipr frrtm v y •'♦he* B»:.rkrt. Ther«* will b*» found >11 It** quali
Ue« of WOOL, Fi'Rand briitW ^AT3, from the loir-si price
Bf-aTt h\t to the 4 j %*s 1 y f r (eutlctccu. A'*o, B v/ viJ
ChU Iren's haU il 1 c*»>« i*f a'.’ /t\ ' § and Btyles, auJ La I. a’
it !"»k* Hats of a' the vmSca i|U%'itlct,
Fur-hasers will do wril t/. and esamine.
mhti JOHN IbHUIN.M Main si Richmond, Va.
I sill. ^U.MIUAUK. l>(;f
DU ETT A WEIOIGF.K,
MAMFVTI KEK> AM> WHOLESALE Di'ALKUS IX
Hats, (yfips ami Straw (tooiIsi
Sc it; M.xix fhuit, .oi-r is.rt Lieu .Nun Bax. J
k. kmtmJ, In.,
Have rexdv and are now . IT rir .* to .he Merchants of A'leginla.
N irti. tr.-i -. 1 an I Tenu.-si e, at pr es to salt the tin. ., a coo*
plete k «f ipn g a-d Hummer <1 .>.!», which frr eaficty slid
•i.le cinnot iwexeoUedL Buyers will do well to give ns a call be
fore pwhaxing el- -wl.ere.
M l.KIT A ■» bl’j?|f, R.
KXCOt'B u.K
SOl'TIIKliN MANFFACTFliKS!
1 V I Ha), an 1 rape, illy If y>u can obtain »a MraUsIhw h,
1 * -itheat paying a v more for them t>an their actual worth.
THi: 4 HLkkflAW HIKHKN A'OM P t N V
of lb:- c'ty or gaols -I I y. ir, and 1 i or.t- r to mak such ti..o h
aa* >sMnit compel-with, but would rat'--aid other Sou* ■ n
m.muLc urera. by furu xhing gr.nles anil style, of 11 >od«lh»l baye
nev* h. r 1 fore been made in Virginia, they title I th -Ir Mill w Ih
m'le’.i , ,.f the and flu St ip.a iiy. Th.y a< now maanfae
tuttrig An-CA?jIMKI:»: i ,.l CU*TUH of . . ryi,. rte, from Hus
i it-r as I.-. I at -
[. , i. ! cX ulh i t . r I. lx .AH who has- x-eu th • A HMY
CLiVTII.' .aiuia tu- I ,1 i si expr. -xly ' r the A .rglct* Mil1.' i.»
U-.,' ,.r..nurture ih. m at least e.pi ,1 if o ' -ui.eil r In quillly,
to those they had been buying ... in I .|iilte »x eh ip
Ti t rgin'a Htale sn i Central .Ag-hUtar.i' g.icUUes, at their
F.ir held .n I. i city in i'etoher las', aw u led in this •'"tupai.y a
(bit Medal for th-ir . th'i-.tl.m of WOOLKN (»OOD?, w'.t'h in
abide I biuic h-iutiful Hliasls. Bla-ik -la. Ac
Pan'., r. in n rely upon every p.e e of Goods manufartu'-d
bv u. be'nj «• il it lx Ten rex. nlr I, ao ' under no clrenmstao x
w , this I' ..npans be in ia ■ I to w rit shoddy in their Goo is, n r
wtil they ■-•--•I any extu.a wlih tbrir «s.o>l
Lb. a 1? i>. CRAN8HAW. ITiatdent.
Pascsc P Mmmeu,1
JW“l irMo^aor^' }
F. w* duwii p, J
As A/euu f f ibe t%l« of the floods Btinuf setorr ! by the Ct*-n
ihiw w t.t>n (Vrnp«uiv »if liachn-. sitd, V*., «e bo.* n w na liAtid
thnot i»*.»1A» yAr lA of f»r.f pl.*»; i An l fA). *v Wnflf %f»«l DouMr
H^ 'lCAAAtmcrvA And Cl ufis, bus. !**6 a I n of fln- Blunkcto mid
Ov^tb'BHrn’s • Ais'l %rt m«nufdi« tur.' *r tbc r-*tp of 4
y%r>ln jnrr AK--'k, <*!’ of »hr 1* ■; oil1 r »t I'a Ic it f*i’ »tj<1
on !ih. r%l wilb cotlro coofidpo'p th si ih*? eat*rprt •• will r«
Cc!vv a libpfjkl supikorl. CRRNBHAW A CO.. A^n's,
_|g R«fhmood, V%.
HOILEON far B l Bn* ►/*., Towers, Sffg ramps
A and her i*p« 'ns, to be bad of _ . „
-nao TIIOK. A BCLKLBV A QO.
8 la.OOO.
worth -»r
CLOTHING!
AMD
Gents’s Furnish ini? Goods,
FOZ 8ALI
AT CONI* FOR C ASH»
To Clou* the Whole Stock,
psyir suhacnher h • ailaires f oca the pr>prl.torto off r the
1. whole 9t >ck on han t, aa eaore r• »tlr-r■! and iavites attention
to the tosortmen, bn iw.n; the MOflVlMf an eicellent om to
purchase goo 1 Wabries, made up la tbe beat manner Thelttnrk
ha* ill I ron made up witbu too laal sia or eight muulhs, and pre
tool* rare oj portuuii-t a u __
l)rrM Coau t» rtkln Pan’* Marjell.es t .ala
Proo« do Pane Casa Pants 8tU
Business Coats ©sasimere Ve.ts Caaliiaere do
A 1.90,
gh’rts fjlorcs Co'lAfl
Draws Socks Neck Ties
HandkeehWb Shawls. Pcs’*
All a elected it the best mvk, it fnr ■•»»!! Trade.
MKICHANTN
Ylaltlnf the <dt? fnr ftprln, pur, hate* are IotH -d to an eyamlna
Dat n aa we think m ,nejr can be uia.l-, and we offer thr« In
ducements for tbe pu P to of raisin, £^TrPW,y
mh*> t,» w.m wr. e,
CRENSHAW CASS1MKHES.
w ETIIEREL L’* C \ SSI W ER ES.
TOVSC St WEBSTER’S CASS1.WKRKS.
MITsTKK’S CASSSIMERES,
VLL ' Noulbrm K.tBBf*< tu r«-, now !n hand and will
be male to order, tc the latest style, either for
C1T1/KN OR MILITARY WPAR.
aetr.-rahrrihli :a a fk.u'fern Manufactory of Ion, star, lieg, (IT
yea-el a:-J ou sprung up fr m neceatlty of the cnala
' Belua * practical man at 'hr hiulueaa. i-ia f w.d k»e«op . ..at
/ .rfjswc .tier yea'/de’. aa-ae l»c* .1 La'-ier my
Sr Ahai I a now my baalu-as. aui an .Wic, It can glee the cuatom
er the betutl'. of It*'- an wo
Call at th. la.-,a and -Sew Store, but old stand.
1U Main Street,
kI 29 \» M IRA SMITH
OR RICH A VMM IN-SSUISRT WIN •: BITTR**. will are mere
eff* tu .lie than a'J o her m-dlctne all d aeastta artoc, from
a d.aor iered Stomach and Bow. la P ‘ SAW by
rnh w. w PSTRMOH * 0° . Peae-etela
HU. IPRI.14) nUPB>
SHAFER, HALSEY & CO.,
MANL'PACTl RKRS AND DCALKU IN CLOTHING,
110 Main St.. Richmond, Vru
fil l, attention of stervbaoia 1* cd to a new and wall awiwcP
1 ed a*a,r mm* of 'PitlN'l ©UJTdlNO. aow ope la, for tha
trate rURNIsHlNtl GOODS In great-a-Kte. A cad la rvapect
ap’ .«ll VCR. IlktoOV A CO.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
WESTON -V WILLIAMS.
No. 1& Hearl JUr.il,
KICintOSD, r.L,
U ATR just ryeelred 4 lull and complete asaortment of
BOOTH and 8I10RS
A l«pt«J It the pr-aco* ae la-n, aad, la addition to their larg* and
Well ... . vrd .lock of RaeAeCA cmda, hate the r.ii a auav y for
tbe iiieaty factory at S’aaalia, Va., which it tonlnj oak
at.l-e and u talHIra of wo k equal to aay la the country
O'ua^y Merchants are rrqueuleJ to call nud efor them
ItIim WftflON • WlltUAVIt
5® ,a •tr^t _
T jy k MU. OLD RYK WHlbRY of auperiur.uO.iTln
J. I at.,re and toy sale by IM»J _
L“* f* ^ fc' **'* JOHN N GORDON A RON
CLOTH IN,, at WHOLU RL*. We respsrtfcl^
lav tie iv au nu• ti of cooalrj sorctAAaU W our 1at(« am
®Ua*cl1V« OvtoTk All
NCKING CLOTH I WC»,
All of which has bewa ssaanfa-tared hyoiryrltya la superior style,
••due »re«i ads aatagea aad l. offer*,i upwa tha most liaeiai leruia.
As namlaaUua Is rawpwcUuUe rot mtrd
RkKN. BALDWIN A Wil l 1 AMB._
CtOT TON * .% IIVI. -to.UMt pour da Ilorth Carolina Tarru.
> from toe Uol.adle aad At, Pahs fa. lories, of aery super .ur
yasilly, la nor. and tor tale by
ap»_ KRMT. fAlWR A 00
Wants*- .mu, j.uoo iaa. b-*«m
by JOHN W. OARUOH, Apatoweaey. Aw,
■All Market Maes, Praakrln aUeek.
PIT HE enterprising proprietor
1 slCHoINUi' G.ViVI
W'dlrKY, ( he putcs' medicinal
Agent ever kro»n,lhaa tan-lab
rd the commottlty a stimulant,
pure.lwslthiulanu nvigornung,
t the nit t‘me and!.' delicious
•eve age. It it • Jcui/vleil to do
,wsv with t ie vl'e dragged Stull
ihat U palmed off ea the eMutt
ilvv,and aid. h la injurious to
o.ly and mini. In s IdlU-.n to
the .-crUffcat •* beneath, be 1 M
, erelveJ a Diploma trom the
pT.tTff ARIOL'.TtEALHO' IK
__ , Y. and a ld’.ti nal P »t:ir ..lj
Gee. Dr Jai.s^TTT den.whot .tides uc-ler oath toltsabso
lot.- parity.
OiaTtriCATB>. , ,
W- have earehtlly tested the sample of
y. o it us, and ffr-.l that it co-t tins none 'f the Poisonous buh
•tan re* kn. wn as Vua.1 Oil, whl -h la the ch tract erislie and injurious
iugredlcnt of the Wlnskys Ip general use.
BOOTH, GA&RET * CAAIAO.
“ * Anal’tleal Ohcmlsta.
Nvw Vova, Sept. 3, IShd.
w I have analysed a sample of Chestnut G* ve W'hlsay. received
from Mr. Charles Wharton, Jr , of Philadelphia, and having care
fu.lr tested It I am pleased to state that it la entirely free from
poison.-us or deleterious substances. It is an ujuiuslly pure and
Hat tla.oied Whisky. JAMA- R. CiilUnN,
AnaI) ileal ChemlsC
Bo-tov, March J,HM.
I have made a chemical analysis 'f commercial samples oi
Chestnut Grove Whisky, which prove* to be Tree irom the heavj
Pusil Oils, and perfectly pure an 1 unadulterated. The Bnc ..aroi
of this Whisky l* dericed from Ike Grain used lu manufacturing lb
Respectfully, A. A. U AYE8, M U., State Assayer.
No. Id Buytiton (Street.
ffer aala by 0 WHARTON. J* .
Bole Principal Agent.
ocSI —«ra No. 11* Waintri tre-t, PMUrV:..M\
QtO. 8. LOWNtR. ~. ***•' B
LOWXES * COOK'S
Foundry and Mnnufactorv,
■tarot stasst, saai wan, aicuoin, v.w.iu.
HAVING made large addition to oar shop, to suit thoBouihtr
trade, we will sell at the Northern prices of loo* We havi
over ldo different designs of Pla'n and Ornamental Kail! ltd.
Verandas, Uitlcon! a, Porcl, Pieces, H’lniiow
ani genoral Black, jihing and finishing done with cea.uest at-f
despatch.
enetery Railing for the country, made 10 at to be pul uj
by an ordinary mechanl- }*£•'—tf
WOOD'S NOMTII C AKOLINA FA7TIL Y KOE
>? HKuRlMGd
SO half bbla. of N C Family Roe llerrlrgt. Wool's brand,
S'l bhhi of N C Family tiros* Herring-, IVooi’* brand,
H hbls of N. 0. Fauii’T Cut Herring*, Wood'* brar.d,
l’Nt bhli of F.trlly Floor, that cannot be tu passed,
10 chet’* ol superior iiren, Gunpowder and bit-* Teat,
S.thh) bush-• of Mill Offal, tuch a* Bran, liruWbatuil and SlJp
Maf
1,0(0 hale* of Timothy and Clover Hay,
lot’ bales of Date,
1,000 tfueen City Him*.
Old "umgarduer \V‘ '«ky, Ota d Britndy and Champagne
Wlne-t of tho Very beat quality.
For *ale on the most reasonable term by
KOBT. A. K UABNKV,
ap'.' Corner •>f Pr.a 1 ard Tth »ts , : pnileTbe.tre.
N EH li 1 ru \ HI * SE,
FOR T.IK SALK Of MOtf'i:*.
rilllK unt! r*:$ne«i hw» inis d*v commencv I tl* Auction bodies
Ir on Fra
Iniwfy o,- urf-«! » J R8TTd A GRriUOKY
H- will jm .1 Keen ri both p«MI-!y %-*d private!c, mn.l * -Melt* tV
p4ti . of his fri t: *« an-! th»- public gcne»W» L$ pl^'ice* his
rfferl* tn prom >tw the i : rtrst »t l » p t’rorj ; >a•*. i!*Uer» 1 ii.r. If
th%t from bi» lor.g triperifcrc In th~ trad % he win be niki-lcl to
obteiu ihsMthesi n*trk-t prlc * II.• will m*kr Rber<*l hdranTO
on ail preptrty ip ho :u—and is prrpired to b^ard pr ions rn*
g^Fil in the tr* lv, and ibo their acrvwnls—haTiuf au*pic accuU
m^dA’ions for botf. K If STOKpS,
On Franklin, -ltd door b !Will itrcct.
April 1 h, IS
RICH31 UNO I’OTTERIKS,
FOOT OF MAUI h'TREST, ROCKETTS,
AMD
CORNFJl OF CART AND 12TIT STREET?.
UCHWHIB, V.i.
KEESEE <Sc PAP.a,
FROPRIRTOR&
rilHS tubs r.be.-j respcit'u iy I tort. the rarrcban>* uf Tlrgtr'a.
1 North Caiollna and Teoneesr e, thatlhcy ate tran-ilaiiurlng
the beet quality of
STONE-WAKE,
Which th-y will sell at the Tery lowest price#, *e<!( ■ Wurat dU
>i .<i«A
nr- Ad tv are sold by a* will be dcilveced h S’ y pact of *h- I
City free of charge. TITO?, w KtdCFKB,
au PATH* FARR_
\Y 1 Lj< oX & < i 1 BBS*
SEWING MACIJ11NES.
l«>>\T»|i HT
J. F. filHRS, Iflll P*itut%
IHKJAIlONTA> OUl’NTY, Va,.
VND U manual wared under )• itmu kt-*: ’• <i u» Mm * d Fame*
N v i«i . dy i ‘ I
' 1 v • aa* v 21, 1 A ' • >i- h.i • f
Bln is •
|u•''i •1 , iknv i »:.«■ • O't l ! Ik all i. r* V || 1 - i .* - * ' :Y"
It L. !»• >niidit 4tc I and the moot ]»erf >t , ; ■»i,.K Mr
chine now lii ii ««•.
li fv. ii.ii •% fat, rv**n j%n i e1:Mtl»- wMch !« tr^rr tn>d rol If
rip *n wr it, an l ui r« IlnMe* U|.a»:* all kt&dj «»f fabric* (J3RI
hkfl^lellK Kvcr> Machlue warranted.
JO-H A. UFLYIN,
Ht i.d. tttaxk,
a<*pt 19th and Oovtrn«>r etrcHf,
111 HI9On II \i ON sIIIFMw
o :«» do .lv Rh. u I-FS,
I 'i : r .• t%nt' ft r -.*!»• Kt •I 4 V 81OKW A CO
1861. NEGRO HIRING.
K. A. -». CLWPTOS,
lif'nl Kstato tX Iliiimr Aucent,
0FF1CK CORNKR WALL AST) FRANKI IN FTRKKT3, OFT 0
F1T) niCRlNSOB. HILL A Co ,
iFtic^-ivioisrx}. -va,
1m ,uh.. rber b g» to r-.turn h.s acknowledg -tent* to his
fr'e- ds and patr. us f..r the r favor, during 'he pa.tsix vears,
and . il.l Inform them that h. »U't e ntinuea the ou.l’iese nf HIR
IN.i ofT RRNTTMG OUT H CBM. COLL)(TING
CLAIMS, and all besi- o« pertaining to a General Agency, to all
which h. gives Ms jwrwsl wIWuMow ......
tyr- Parties In H.e Coun ry who may entrust lh» hiring of their
Negroe. to him may rvst assured of every ullcoti. n '-ilng paid to
(••Its them none uthcr but goo.l home., and the be.t prie. a, and
In the event of sickn ••■«*, the beat mtdiatl and /„ ,i»e»iffw
shsll alw.vs be supplied. He has also a large cumf-rlabk spar!
meal, eonnocteu -— —
provided With place* to .lay al night during the hiring, may re
main, with a good Are, rasa o» CHaaun
Negroca for h re the com.ng year, had better be tent In to me as
early after Christmas as possible.
7b tlUMt <ti a dint-rues to»>umi l im pomtm il'y arU-iwn, 1 boff
t,, rrJtr to £A< JuL‘otriny p*t «<«. :
Ri -hmon I, Plekiuron. Hill A Co . Ring and yueen county, Dr.
Tip mas Latane. Arthur Temple, John i umpkln, Tiiomas F.untle
roy. Westmoreland county. Dr. V D Wbeelwrlyht, Rev. Thol *.
Locke King W1 Ham county. John L La'ane, t\. v. Latane, Dr.
John Lewi. King George county, George Turner, Rich trd Turner,
P Weirtnuiss Thomas Lee; Caroline county. Ro Hu i„Ia, Dr. John
l> kuMer k»e* county, N 1 B. Whillock. Dr. Jam.-* H. Latane,
LwMlP Noel. Beverley D. Roy J Roy Micou WH,e, Fogg
George T Wright; Gloucester county. Dr Thoin.ai C Ch pL.n, Jef
ferroS tHubba, Jasper 0. Hughe.. Jame. City county Parts n.sfer,
Richmond coumv. Dr. Robert A. Payne; Sew h at county Wm.
K Clopt.m. R be i Howie. Dr L C. trump, John e L uc y R T.
Lacy; Louis a county. Dabney Parrish; Cumbirlan.l anly. Wm. D.
C In Ion P B P rater; Lunenburg county, W W. L.own; Cu p- per
cou “v J. B Che.uiog; Prince William county, Wm. J. Wlero;
Norfolk. Cspt. J. A Middleton, John Oormley.
Reels- -dlvAclm_
notice.
EUGENE CAl'i RING TON,
LUMBER DEALER,
CORNER P RAN KLIN AND NINITKIiNTU STRUTS,
Rkwuosp, Titonu.
Always ON HAND a ttne assortment of all kinds of LCMHIR,
»1« f
YPhtte Pine, *»“.
Mahogany, Hickory,
Black Walnut, Oak,
Cherry, Maple,
Poplar, Button wood.
TH.LOW PINT.
1 inch Bnardm Weather-Boar Hug,
g jo do Plorida Heart Pine,
Pa op Plank, Garden Ralls,
flooring. Scantling, Ac.
—ALSO—
Celling Boards. Heart and Sap Shingles,
Laaf.es, Cedar and Oak Post*, mhl
INK KM I M'KINt. HARDWAHK AND (IT
1 LKRY.- We arekow receiving accuplttc a«J rtment jfliari.
war# and Cutlery, f- reign and domestic, comprising In part4of—
Pocket and Pen Knlve#,
T.ole Cutl-vy. of nearly every kind.
Baton sml Scissor., a large a .-rtment.
Corn and Clover Blades, beet kind.
Castings, »'«*» atscrlmenL
Arne’s Spadra and Shov Is, all site*.
Rowland's Spades aad Shovels, all alien.
Manu » and Hay Porks a large kit.
Horse and MnleAh. es and Horae Nails.
Plated Spoons an t Porks.
Horse Collars and Blind Bridle#.
Chains of all kinds and eisea.
Mart-'**, Knob, Stock, Pod, Chest and Cupboard Lock#, In
great variety.
With every article kept In our Bne of huslne## too tedioua to
10 We'invite our friends and th» pnMte to call on us. We will i*!l
eargains for esnh or to punctnal MaT90N * *
mhg.s No e;. Msb! street.
SPRING GOODSil
IIAKCII IMI.
KENT. PAINE #V <^0..
IMPOkTEKS AM* WHOLESALE I) E A L K H S 19
Foreign nml Domestic
i>k v noons.
No. 163 rand 16o Nlraiis Mrcvl. Hl<
Wi are receiving and have nuw In Store, a large and dc«ira
ble slock of
FSISH SPRIN3 GOODS,
Contis !ng o' ths osusi variety, and embracing every dc*lr*hl»
style uf Foreign and Pomestlc Goixla, which wo are prepared to
offrir to oar customer*. upon the most fat»rsbl< terms.
We thall. lu consei|uene# of the dls-urbed condition of Commer
cial mailer, e uAns uur tales U> C.eH tab rnourr sit w-umo- SCT
rot Br: i.i.s reran, and to seen, great Inducements will he
offered.
Our stock will bs kept up, during ihe season, and not be sur
passed ra variety and ex-.eut, by any house lu the Souihern States.
CLOTHING DRPARTMtNT,
We are prepared to rvhlblt a large. Psa'.ionahle, and Fresh
Stock, of our own manufacture, and gotten uprapresaly for our
own Wade, gn-mWOS AND SHIRTINGS,
Will b# told at n«tt pri '-ra for caan la bankable funds.
&r Ordere are sodcUd, aad wtil roc#fvv car prompt and per
|«KHT, PAINS A 00.
li A ITI MOItt LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED AS A REFUGE FROM QUACKERT.
Tlie On! jr ' lace win re u Core cun be Obtained
DR. JlMINrON hse discovered the most Certain, Fpocdy and
ulIv Effectual Remedy In the Murid for IVraktuis of tlie
B*i k or Limbi. Klrk-lurcs, Affrctlcu 01 the Kidneys and Bladder,
Involuntary Duu-bargcs, ItnpoL i,cy, Usuits! Debility, Ncrvous
n(■’!, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low 8| M’s, Confusion of Id- **, Palpi
tation of the Heart, Timidity ,Tremh lugs, Umbel lef IMtllM
dines*, r;> se of the Head, Throat, N«»c or Bkln, Affection* of tlie
Lung*, 8 oma li,-rl<.>t.N those T irltle lnsoid.r. arising f-om
the 8 lltary Hab'u of Youth Du.se Hucmtr and solitary practices
more fatal la thtlr victim* than the son* of Syrens to Die Mariner*
of Ulysses, bl'gh-ln* their most brllllani hope* oramlclpalicnsjcn
Jertug marriage, Ac., Impossible.
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become the victims of Solitary Vice, that
dreadful and destructive habit which annually sweeps to an untime
ly grave th. usands >f Youug men of Die most exalted talents and
brilliant lidrP t, uho might otherwise have entranced listening
Senates with Die thunder] of eloquence, or waked to ecstacy the
living lyro, may call with full confidence.
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating marriage, being
aware of physical weakness, organic debility, deformities, Ac.,
speedily cured.
He wh i p'aces himself under the care of Dr. J. may religiously
confide In his honor as a gentleman, and confidently rely upon his
•kill as a Physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Immediately Cured and Full Vigor Restored.
This Dreadful disease—which renders Life miserable and Mar
rlage Impossible—1* the penalty paid by the vlct'nn of Improper
Indulgences. Youug persons are too apt to commit excesses from
not being aware of the dreadful consequence* that mav ensue.—
Now, who that understands Die suhject will pretend to deny tha
the power of procreation Is lo t sooner by those fall'ng Into Im
proper habits than by Die prudent t Besides being deprived of the
pleasure of healthy offspring, the most serious and destructive
symptom* to both body and mind arise. The system leeom.s De
range.l, the Physical and Mental Functions Weakeaed,Los* of Pr<>
crcstlve Power, Nervous Irrltahllitv, Dyspepsia. Pali Hatton of the
Heart, Ind'.g, ttlon.Oobt llutioaal Debility, a Wasting of the Frame,
Coughs, Consumption, Ac.
OFFICE NO. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
Left hand tide going from Baltimore street, a few doo s from the
corner. Fall d-j» to obs.rve name and number.
Letters must be paid and contain a stamp. The Doctor’s Diplo
mas hang In his office.
DR JOHNSON,
Member of the Royal College of Snrg-ons, graduate from one of
the most eminent Colleges In the United Slates, and the greater
part of whose life has been .pent In the hospitals of L.ndon, Par
is, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has effect! 1 some of the mist as
tonishing wane that v-eie ever known; many troubled with ringing
in the head and ears when asleep, gre-1 nervousness, be ng alarm
ed at sudden sounds, bushfulneu, with frequent blushtrg, al
ien led sometime* with a derangement of mind, were cured Im
mediately.
TAKE PARTTCTTtaR NOTICE.
Dr. J. add-eesea all those who l ave injured themselves by In.
gr per Indulgence and soll'ary habit*, which ruin both body and
mind, utfit !ng them for cither business, study, society cr mar
risge.
These are some of Die sad and melancho'y effects produced by
early habits of youth, sWeakness of the Ba.-k and Idmhe,
pxlas in the II- ad. Dim ties- of Bight, Loss of Muscular Power, Pal
pltation of the Heart, Dyspepsy, Nervous 1 rltal IMty, Derange
ment of the Digestive Functions, General Debility, Symptoms of
Consumption.
X ...... _TV. •! .*.-/•!■ IV. -.!-,! ... _„„V I. V.
dread'd—Loss of Memory, Confusion of Ideas, IV, session of 8ptr
Hi, Evil Foreboding!, Aversion to 8 lety, Self-Distrust, Lore of
Solitude, Timidity, Ac , »re some of the evil* produced.
Thonrands of perso: * of &1I ages can now judge what Is the cause
of (heir decUping health, I sin- their vi, r, l.r orr-.'rg weak, pale,
nervous and emaciated; having a singular appearance about the
eyes, cough a id r.ympt-'ma <-f c> t'»umt>tlcn.
YOUNG MEN
Who have Injured theinse ce by a certain practice Indulged In
when r.i -ue a habit frequently learn d from evil companions, or
af-o'ool, the efT.-cts of which arc nightly felt, even when aslrcp,
an 1 if n >t cured render* marriage Impossible, and destroy* both
mind md body, »h uld apply Immediately.
What a pity that a young man, Use hope of his country, the
larlbg of h'* psrenU, shoo d be ei at. l.ed fr- m all protpert* and
enjoyment, of life, I y tl j consequence of deviating from Die path
o‘ itiiure and Indulging lu a certain lecrel habit, b'uch pereon*
ar.-T, before coctempUtlr.g
MARRIAGE,
reflecttliat a a und m!:id an l trdy ar. Hie it. at necessary requisi
tion W promote connubial 1 a-, Indoed, without these, tl.e
J, nrner Ihr.ugh life l-t • iu aweary pilgrimage; tie pi-ipect
neu-ly Hu . ,u« t« the view; tl» min i he nme* shadow) I with des
pair and tilled with IK melancholy r- Section that the happiness of
another become* KvMed with our own.
DISrlAhE OF r-IPRUDI NCE.
When the mlsgul I- 1 a id Im. -n lent votary rf pleasure find* lie
hsa imh'bed the seeds of this painful disease, it too often happens
that an Ill-tin. 1 .-use of sha.oe, or dri .d of discover/, deters him
L orn sppl,' : to those who, fi< m education and rcsp'-cUbltltv,can
alone befru n l him. lie fills into the bauds of the Ignorant and
designing pteteni -r«. who. iccapaldr of curb g, filch lii« pocnrlary
s : la ce, keep him lr' ing month aflei c nth, or a« long as the
smalle«t te can ce ohtaired. aud in despair lea’ e him srlth rulotd
1. i’th t. over hii c .1 e disappointment; nr, by the use of
tb.d. dea My ; oison, M r ury, I s-1 -n the r institutional system of
his terrible d , such as affection c' tin- it .d. Throat, Nose,
Akbi, etc., • r . n frieh'ful rapidity tUI death puts a pe
riod to his drea -fu! sufferings by Si ti ling him to tliat undiscovered
country from wh* o I corn*. no traveler iclurna.
indowmist or the i*kess.
The many theusan is- ure-l at this iu-tl’ution w'thln the last
eighteen yearn, and the num, mus Important Surgical Operations
perf I by Dr. J hnsten, wi»oe*teil by Uir ut« • ••ft;.* “bun"
a-.I o-mny oth. r paper., notice* of wiiieh. hsv. appeared again and
ng un before If •• public. I. -d-le* Ms Handing as u gentleman of
rraractcr aud r.>; nsihility, t* a lufilricni gosranlee to the af
flicted.
8KTN DI8EA8E8 SPEEDILY CURED.
Alb Viter* to
his Institution, in the following manner:
J011N M. JGIIN8TON, M. D„
Baltimor, L-wk Hospital,
nuSfl—1y Baltimore Maryland.
to tTiejrade.
\I7K weal! rail the aitrntioo of merchant* vlaltlng the /%
,V* I...., hir«* and w •*' s. !■•*•* : •tr.cy of
MttDICI' •*. Oil.-, WINDOW l>v*. yf
FTl*F , J. l**.Th\T Ml DICING, Ac., Ac. JLS
CnmprUu&g la part of -
A urn, Glnper White,
AI.m<, Olnwr African,
Aus.attO, Glue,
Ar»mi\ flu-n Arabia,
A«#
Allspice, Irk,
Alcohol, Her. »•*)« Gil,
l!li V, ■.*, IsHlBu.f,
Hint* LlisM ^IOII,
Rrl'nfetano, Madd o,
BuA'du# Fluid, IN|>|*-*r,
Bru.<» tl1 kli. ls, Kt-I Wt*i9
C«mpMof, Ht! Mi,
Cnm|jho% QnrN. M »<la,
CUilf.r Oil, Hr l U. lx PowHen,
Ctovr*, Fp**nlsli Br %»,
Ospi^rai, Fpleet, of all kloda,
Ciunni Tartar, v«rDi*tl »n tied,
Conct-Ltr*UU Lye, Varnlthrs,
Bps m White Lead,
Fx« Logwood, Window (Has*, of Yartaui
r
IUv r.u lately re fUlcd oar flora with ill tk« modern improve*
for CArrjrlne on iha bust ♦*.;*, wo ate cnablrii to ifivt the ut
moatditpatch Ui all or-trrt eotrusvod to us. promising our Individu
al attention, aided ly competent &*»iatania.
JOHN T. GRAY,Dninrift,
No. 147 Main si., Richmond Va
1M1. 8 PR IN Cl TRADE. IMil
DOVE & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 38 Main St.,
H ATE in «lore their full stork of Drug*, Medicine*, Paint*,
this DyntufTs, Ac., which tbry are prepared to sell very low
ft r cash, or to j rnmj't cM-futner* on six r oath* time. A.I goods
w trranted of Die beat quality, block couautlng, lu part, of the
following articles:
Vn.ito#. aTnrtklmpTnhac.ro. /cvrrv form)
Hup. Curb. Benia, (English) Turf Oil,
lips. Hal's, Water Pearls,
Ext. L- cstock) Medicinal II a:idy,
Camphor,) Medlr'ntl Wines,
Ci peras, Verm I uges, (all kinds)
Castor Oil, PH's, (all kinda)
Laudanum, Coucentraled Lye,
(linger. Reaps, (all k'nds)
Pepper, Bridl'.'i Foutiers.
Allspice, Cherry Pectoral,
Nutmegs, Mustang Liniment,
Putty, (lum Arabic,
Olive Oil, Tonqua Beans,
Hpta. Turpent'ne, B acking,
Va'nlsh, (all kinds) Coal Oil,
Window Glass, (all sites) Burning Fluid,
Chewing Tobacco, Malchet,
Rega-t, (all grades) Machine Oil,
Tanners’Oil, Linseed Oil, Ac , Ac..
Together with a choice variety of P> r turnery. Tooth, Hair and Nall
Brushes, all the Patent Medielnei, and every variety of goods usu
ally sold In a Drag Store.
Careful attention paid to packing and shipping.
aplO___DOVE A CO.
1) VNI( PRICE*, I* EARNEST,
At WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
By JOSEPH ST PAUSE, No. 27 Main street
Just bought at levs than 40 cents on the dollar a large stock of
rich Lawns at 0^, 8 lit and 12 eta ; Fine Jaconets and Organdies,
12X, la Ac.; Debagrs, 8 ets., 10 eta . and higher; Bereees, all col
ore, at la, 25 eta, Ac.; BOO handsome Bcretc Stel a Shawls, with
Chenille Emhrc|dery, at | BO, worth 25 00; Black and Colored Hllk
Parascts. from 75 cents and upwards; fast co'ored Calico, at 6 is
and S centi, cheap at 10; Ladies' HI k Thread Gloves and Gaunt
lets, at 12,ty and 25 cent ; sh rt ami long Silk Mils, at 8714 and 50
cents, worth double the money, lloieries, Linen Handkerchiefs,
Irish Linen, and Bosoms; Brown and Black Shirting an I Sheeting;
Pillow Case Muslin and Tosrellng; French NeedleWorked Oi liars
from 12V tt 95 eta.; Cambric and Swiss Bands, the finest work In
the cdy,"Ca»slmert« and Linen Goods f-tr Men and B.ys’ wear;
Bla.-k and Colored Milks, anl great many more Goods, too numer
ous to mention, will be (oond at prices that asloLish every body
that calls at No. 27 Main street. Look out for the right place.
aplT JOSEPH STRAUB*.
JEWISH SUPPLY FAMILY' GROCERIES.
10 firklm No. 1 Goshen Batter
IS bbls Buckwheat Floor
20 bbls Superfine Extra and Family Floor
Smoked and Pickled Salmon
85 X bbls No. 1 N. 0. Roe Uerrings
2? pkgs No. 1 Mackerel
25 bis English Dairy, Pine Apple and Goshen Cheese
Oat Meal, Rj e Flour, Ac , Ac.
ust received and for tale on the lowest terms for cash, or tc
prompt customers, at M1NNI8 A CO.’S Family Grocery,
nol4 2d and Main Sts
Il'MI* PLANTER.—255 tons Lump Plsster, on the
J Wharf, and to arr've, for sale In lots to suit pu-rhasers. by
XI,9 K B. SOMERVILLE A 0".
VS1 I*I’Ll OF THE LATENT Ml NIC
At MORRIS* Bo, kst-re, #7 Main street.
Tt e Rival Walts By Cha les (ir< he. 25c
Ever of T! e- Transcription brilliants. Ity T. M. Brown. 75.
The Obe'on Polk k By Oruhe. 2V.
Tap On The Window Pane New song By J. P. Webster. 80c.
Song of Beauty. By W. H. B urne. 95c
A Malden’s Prayer. Written and adapted by W J. Welmore, M.
D. 25c.
Cavatina, un Ballo In Waschc a. Arranged for Ihe Tlano by Jaa
Beliak 25c.
Jennie’s Grave. New Hong. By J P W. lister ?5e.
The Strange r on the Hill Words by Buchanan Bcld. Music hy V.
It K SSe
Gentle wtllte Ward Written by Ir James Cooper. Composed by
R.T Curtis 25c
The Harriet Lane Polta. By A Alltuuih. 40c.
The city Guard elalckstey. Comp-srd and respret'ulty dedicated
to the Pe:erabu-g City Guard, Cap! John P. May. By Eludoro
Camps 40c.
The Artist’s Hcbottisch. By James Beliak 40c.
Un Ballo In Mascbtra Opera dc Verdi,Nocturne Cantablle. J. As
cher.
Lorena. with variations By H 0 RleferL 50c.
sjIPKRIOK OLD RYE WIIINK v7-1t» bbls pure
uS Country and Weateru Distilled Rye Whisky. For sale by
ap20-« _ I._A O. It DAVENPORT
IHttH V ANEW I IRON VANE*; IRON VANE*!
I Ornamental Cast Iron Vases, of all sit's, for sale low, at the
5,in. Store of 8TMIHINH. PULLEN A 00
ri} ,« Onrnfr anti 9UI HU.
VV '*'"IJob'll. Wrutern WIIIHKV, celebraled brands, for sale
b, .pH LAG fc DAVENPORT.
MI'LKH. MGLKN ARID HORSKN.- I Law*
l ist received, direct flout Kentucky, deold. dly Ikt^A
best lot of mules that has been In tb s market for years-both broke
idJ «abMkt-froB H to 5yrtr* |H; ill of wtHh I will or ei*
ch KtL** on bv niual i'‘(ODBoil&UAKUnni, at Da via k utrheaooV
fvna.rij JaWaa Hxxd «ublea, franklin
*hll . kDWlN WALKER.
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CTRE
SICK HEADACHE!
CURE
Nervous Headache!
CURE
All Kinds of
HEADACHE!
By the n*e of the*e PUli the periodic attarkt of AVrrr>u« or flfcl
BeatUiche may he prevented; »nd If taken at the coxnnence
meat of an attack Immediate relief from pain and *lckne*« will be
obtained.
They eeldorn fall In removtrg the Nausea and Bead-ache to
which femalee are 10 tubject.
They act gently apon the bowel*,—removing (betIrenes*
for Library Men,8tudenU, Delicate Female*, and all pemnt
of «< dantary habit*, they are valuable a* a laxatire, Improving
the appetite, giving forte and rigor to the digestive rrgac*, and
restoring the natural elaitldty and atrength of the whole lyatem
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long Investigation and
care'u'ly conducted experiment*, having been In us* many year*,
daring which time they have prevented and relieved a vaet
amount of pain and ruffering from Ileadache, whether origins
ting In the nervous *y*ten or from a deranged atate of the
etoiruich.
They are entirely vegetable In their compodtlon, and may be ta
ken at all time* with perfect safety, without u.ak'ng any change o.'
diet, and the absence of any disagreeable taste, rendert it ea*}
to administer them to children.
BEWARE OF C0UNTIRFEIT81
The genuine have five algnatute* of Henry C. Spalding on each
box.
Sold by DniggMi and all other Dealers In H.dlrlne*.
A box will be lent by mall, prepaid, on receipt of the
1‘RIC‘E, 25 CENTS.
All order* ihocld be addressed to
HENRY C. SPALDING,
148 Cttlar Street, New Kuril.
THK FOLLOWING ENDORS EMFNT8 OF
SPALDING’S
CEPHALIC PILLS,
WILL CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER FROM
HEADACHE,
THAT A
SPEEDY ASP SERE CERE
IS WITHIN THEIR REACH.
A« these Testimonials terre unsolicited hi Mr.Frsi.tr
mu, they ufiierd unquestionable ]<rcuf of the efficacy
vj this truly scientific discovery.
Maw.Sviixk.C..™., Feb. B, lhM.
Ma griuxxa,
Bm:
I bare tried your Cephalic Pill*, and / like them so veil that 1
want you to *eui me two dullats worth mme.
Part of there are fur the neighbors, lo whom 1 (are a few out of
the first box 1 got from you.
Bend the Pill* by mall, and oblige
Tour ob’t Servant,
JAM Kg KENNEDY.
Hav*kfo*d, P*., Feb. 8, 1S«1.
Ma. 8fau>i«o.*C3
8m:
I wish yon to •> nd me one more box of eonr Cephalic Pill* 1
hare received a yreattU.il of hene/t/nan them.
Yours, re*pe l.'ully,
MARY ANN HTOIMIOUBE.
Brace* Caxxi. tli xrixnrox Co., Pa., i
January 13,l'8l
H. C. grAi.Msn.
Bia:
You will please *end me two bnxe* of yonr CephaHc Pill*. Bend
them Immediately. Respect fully yours,
JNO. It RIMONM
P S.—Jhtive used one bom of your Pills, and/ml them to. el
enl.
Biaxa Ynurnu, Onto, Jan. IS, 1«M.
Hsvkt 0. ReAi.oiuo, Fst).
please find Indeed iwent flee recta, for which tend me another
box of yonr Cephalic Pill*. 7hey art truly the best Pill. 1,'oirt
ever t. ud.
Direct A. STOVER, P. M.
Belle Vernon, Wj an dot Oo., 0.
Bn xai y, Maas., Dec. 11,1*0.
It. O. Bpaijiiso, Fjtt|.
I wish f.o some clr< ular* or large show Idlla, to briny yonr (1. •
pl xlle Pills more nartlenlaily before my etislotners. If you have
anything of tbe l Ind, plesse tend to me.
One of my ruxtotui rx, who 1* sat-jrrt to severe Hick Rcadarhf,
(usually lastin’ two days.) tuts cured of an oUa.l In ot.eh.url y
your P.tin, width I sent tier.
Respectfully youm,
W. B. Wli.KEB.
RttYNi’l n io nn Fa* vxt.tw Co., Onto, I
Jauuaty 9,1‘81
llyxar C Sr tun so,
No 49 Cedar at., N. Y.
Dbaii Hm:
Incloaed find twenty-live rents,(18,) for which send box of “Ce
phalic ldlls’* bend to address of Rev. Win. 0. Filler, Reynolds
bury, Franklin Co , Ohio,
Voitr lulls tcork like a charm-cure lle.ula.he almost In
.tan ter.
Truly yours,
WM. 0. FILLER,
Vi-ilasti, Mich., Jan. 14,1S81.
Ma. Spai mao.
Sm: '
Not long since I sent to you for a box of Cephalic PHI* for the
cure of the Nrrvnux Headache and Cctlvenesa, and rectlyed the
same, and they had so ymut an e/ect 1 vas Inde ed to stud fot
marc.
Plsase lead by return mall Direct to
A. R. WIIFFLFR,
Y)>*t!anU, Mich,
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which they were Imadt,
vis: Cure of headache lu all Ita forma.
From the Braminer, Norfolk, Va,
They have been teeted lu more than a thousand case*, with en
tire success.
From the Democrat, St. Cloud, Minn.
If you are, or have been troubled with the headache,send for a
box, (Cephalic Pills ) so that you may have them In cue of an at
tsek.
From the Advertieer, Providence, R. 1.
The Cephalic Pills arc ssid to be a remarkably effective remedy
for the headache, and ore of the very best for that very frequent
complaint which hu ever been discovered.
From the Weetem R. R. Gacette, Chicago, IB.
We heartily endorse Mr. Spalding, and his unrivalled Cephalic
PUls.
From the Kanawha Valley Star, Kanawha, Va.
We are an e that persons suffering wl h headache, who try them,
will (tick to them.
From the Southern Path Fimler, New Or leant. La.
Try them I you th»l are afflicted, and we are sure that your tes
timony can be added to the already numerous Ust that hu receiv
ed benefits that no other medicine can produce.
From the St. Louie Democrat.
The Immense demand lor the article (Oephalle Pills) Is rapidly
la pressing.
From the Gate tie, Davenport, Iowa.
Mr. Spalding woold not connect hla name with an article he did
not know to possess real merit.
From the Advertiser, I’rovUlence, R. I.
The testimony in their favor Is strong, from the most respects
ble quarters.
From the Daily Newt, Newport, R. /,
Cephalic Pills ire taking the plsce of all kinds.
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Matt,
Bald to be very efficacious for the headache.
f/V»m the Commercial, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
tank single bottle of SPALDING'S PRKPARKD GLUt wll
save ten times Its cost annually.^^fc]
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE I
SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE!
SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE I
SAVE TUI PIECES I
ECONOMY I DISPATCH I
BP-"A Stitch ne Tisi Saves Nixx."_0.J
As accidents will happen, even In well regulated families, It I
very brsirable to have some cheap and convenient way tor repair
Ing Furniture, toys, Crockrry, Ac.
SPALDING’S PRKPARKD GL0«
meets all such emergencies, and no household can afford to b
without !L It Is always ready, and up to the sticking point.
“CSKFCL IN EVERY ilOIHR."
N. B.—A brush accompanies each Brittle. Price if. cents.
Address, HKNRY O. SPALDING,
No. 4S CEDAR Htrect, New York.
CAMION.
As certain unprincipled persons are attempting to palm < If o
the unsuspecting public. Imitations of my PREPARED OLL E,
would caution all pr tons to examine before purchasing, and as
that the full name,
^SPALDING'S PREPARED SLUR I
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the Richmond whig.
FROM WASHINGTON VIA KKW YORK.
The following items are taken from the New York
Courier and Ktujuirer of the ttth :
It is not considered for the public advantage that er
roneous statements of proceedings in the council* of the
A dm nintration should go abroad. The assertions that
that the Secretaiiis of State and of tin* Navy ha*e differ
ed from their colleagut * nnd from the I’r. idenl—Waver
ing when ti e othirsare firm nnd rnrigetic, are without
louudaiicii. Equally untrue arc the r*po:l.< circulated
iu othi r quarters, that the Secretary of the Treasuty dif
fer* in II.o eatne manner It out the 1’treident or oilier mem
bers of the Cabinet.
The fact that *ueh erroneous ideas obtain cunencv is
regirded ns the hist evidence that the consultation* of
the Cabinet arc, as they ought to be, confidentially kept.
The above is predicated on information Irom the high
est authority.
The teporU of Grn. Hartley being divnfFectrd to the
Government, are nltogtlher gtoui.dlrss. He lias addres
sed a letter to bis friend, Col. 0. Fallen, of St. Louis,
declaring that he will never serve under any banner than
the one be has followed for forty years; that he will
continue in service of the Government which has be
stowed it* honors upon him, and so long a* he h..s bren'b
will be be i s laiihtul and loyal soldier. Hu denies the
right cl' secession, says it will lead to universal an
archy ; that the seceedonists design to tstablish a mili
tary dictatorship, have mt.de war upon the Government
and dishonored its fhg; and that secession would be
utter rain to Missouri. He implore* hit fellovr-eitizess
of that State not to be seduced by designing men to be
come the instrument* of thiir mad ambition, and plu; ge
the State into revolution. Ue declares that whether
govirccd by fellings inspired by the Ihg he has s* rvpd
urdcr, or by his judgment ol duty as a soldier and cit
izen, cr by Lis intenst as an owner of property and re*i
dent of Missouri, he feels bound to stand bv the Uniou,
aud, remaining in its rerviee, will devote Lis » Boris to
the maintenance of the Federal Government and the per
petuation of it* blessings to posterity.
Gem ral Scott forwarded di-patches to General Butler
yesterday at Annapolis, placing tiie Marsachusett* tith
Regiment r.nd otlcr troops at bis command, and giving
him three days to take possession of the Relay House at
the junction of the Haltinicre and Ohio aud Baltimore
and Wasbitgton Railways, nine miles from Baltimore
and thirty Irem Washington.
Gen Bntier responded, and informed General Scott
that be would have re'igiou* service* on the grtund to
day. Tbt tith Regiment went up eatly this morning.
Tl.« movement w inadp to cri.on.*ra'i* with till* Penn
8jlVania troops now advancing upon Baltimore on the
other t-ide.
Governor Buckingham, of Coni'ccticut, has arrived
here.
The 28th Regiment, from Brooklyr,and one Oompany
of the tilth Regiment of Brooklyn, reached here to
night.
An order has been issued prohibiting the absence of
troops frcr.1 thiir quarters alter half-past nine i't the etc*
ning, util. si on special duly. Tliero is more strictuess
than In rotofore, with a view to quiet end ft preservation
of the p B'liC p ace.
WA.-itiMiTON, Mav I —The Committee of the Mary
land Leg:.-latere, in their interview with the I’lCsident
this morning, admitted both the right and the power of
tho UoveriiiiiHit to bling troops thioiig'i Ballimt re or
the 8uii., and to tak. any ni a-ilus (or the public safety
which, i.i tlic discretion of the l’re-ident, Blight be <!.••
mar ued either by uctr. .1 or reasonably apprehended • xi
gencieJ. They expri stt d tiieir belief that no immediate
< flotl at seect -sioti or re-rstai.ee of the federal authority
would l>e attempted by the Legislature or S ate authori
ti p, and Asked that, in this view, the State slioul I, as
long as possible, be spared the evils o( a military occu
pation tr a mere revengeful chastisement lor former
transgressions.
The President replied that riu i- fiiggesl'ors and ropre
seuUtrous should be c'reidered, but iha! ire pfotild now
sav ro more than that the public int-rests, and uot any
spirit of T. venge, would actuate his measures.
WvsmmiTON. Mr y -I —The friends of the Adniin stra
lion a ■ not a little amused at the represetitatiens itt
New York and papers el cwhire published, that it i
Rh< irjaii,—not sufficiently set ve in vi.-w of tire pre»«'nt
crisis I hi v pe int to the fact that Fort Pickens ar d all
the (oi ls in t! e Gulf, and Fortress Monroe and Fort- Mc
Henry, ::re fully tcinforeed ar d supplied, a blockade i c
tually orgnnixtd, the eapitul of the country securely
guarded, and a formidable army ready for ativ emer
gency ; and lx si cs these things, the strei gthetiii g o(
the Nuvv with the least possible delay.
The War Department espcc ally ke. ps its t (Beers em
ployed night and day. An immense ainouut of bush ess
is transacted. The telegiaghie wire l.-adit g directly to
the very efficient chief clerk’s room is both convenient
and t mi--living, and is t-o: stantly employed in the
transmission an 1 receipt id tin -ages.
The Post Office D< jvirtiii-mt, after earryii g in'o ofl-«t
its pa.-t orrh rs as In c.llices, wiil chi: tlv cor line ils action
lo Mlpplyit'g vacancies by death and rcr ignation, and In
rt niovi.l lor can e. This is d.« nted a proper iiditito to
the patriotism and loyally of the p ople i f the loyal
Blair -, in \i -w ol th • new and coutioiling i sin s of fit)
veminont
Among' tie recent prominent ariiv.il* is Senator Wil
son, of M . i. hu-etts, who is a .-idiioi -l earing an I pro
vid: g lor li-c.- ei lelorl of the troops from that Ooiiiiiinu
wealtll.
Wa iiiinotos, M iy I.—Major Anderson arrived here
this morning, and reported hinisrU to General Scott, utnl
then called upon Serietary Cum roll and upon the Presi
dent. lie w^s cold tlly iiveivcd, and ill <-ei h instance
was highiy lonip'irnented fir his gallant course at hint
Sumter. He badjja very Ir. e inUr<-hange of s< niiment
witli tin'. President, and was assured by the latter that it
was hia disire to grant M.jor Auder on a generous leave
of absence, as Ira health was poor, lint more especially
in view of the long and arduous duties he hud p 'rfcrincd
under the most trying circumstances; and the 1’ritid -nt
remarked that Ire should not change that determination
unless some t x'.ruotdinary mil Lary nrccFsitv should de
mand the valuable experience of Major Anderson. The
M.-jor expressed his gratification ut the interview with
Mr. Lincoln, in course of wi ich he took occasion to com
pliment the President for the wise policy the administra
tion (urrm d relative to the present perplexing diUkulth s
in the nation, and especially with reference to the affairs
at Cbatleston, in view of the embarrassment it had to
encounter in assumitg tho responsibilities of Govern
ment. Mr. Aspinwall, ol New Yotk, accompanied Major
Acnersoii ix: oia yh»u u.«: i lu-iuuu.
Twenty of the Z;uavisure in irons for breaking into the
steward’s pintrv. Others were found with stones in their
pockets, and many now parade the streets singing pa
triotic soi g3. New Yorkers are rather disposed to laugh
at thtir prat ks.
The C.ildnet have streuuotisly opposed the pulling of
the District under martial law, but it must and soon will
be done, as it has become an absolute necessity.
The Virginia troops that were stationed at Alexandria,
numbering six hundred or thereabout, left that city last
night. All the Disunion guvda that recently swarmed
around the approaches to Alexandria and Alexandria
county from this city have been withdrawn, and inter
course between the two sides of the liver is now free
from Disunion molestation orany inlet Terence whatever,
the Virginia maiket people being allowed as heretofore
to sell and buy in Washington.
It is supposed at the War Department that the Seccs
aionists have gone to Harper's Kerry, at which point it is
known there is a large gathering of Secession forces. It
is also believed that Jcllcrson Davis iutends to make an
early host Ic movement, tbe lirst step of which will pro
bably be the burning of the bridge at Harper’s Kerry,
crossing tbe Potomac River.
In this connection it will be interesting to know the
exact number and positiou of our troops, which informa
tion, coming from headquarters, may be relied upon.—
At Chsmbersburg 6,000, York C.t.OO, Laneestcr 5 000,
Hatrisburg 10,000, Washington 5iO,ouO.
Brooks, the spy, who was arrested at Annapolis the
other day, was tried before Gen. Butler, convicted, and
will probably be bung. He seems to be a clever young
fellow is of a good Maryland family, ami says he opened
the dispatches to prove to others that ho L id genuine
documents, and that, in tin end, all will ba found ns he
save.
It is a fact that Gov. Sprague has been offered a Biig
aditr Geneials'dp__ _
Mount Virnon.—The Augusta (Ga.) Cbrouiclo of the
8oth lilt , eajs :
« As Virginia is to be the great battle ground between
the contending seciors, and the lirst collision of armf
is likely to take place on the banks of the Potomac, wt
hope that both parties will consent to respect one spot
a- sacred and neutral ground. I.et the grave of Wash
ington bo still venerated by his countrymen of boili
sides, and let bis ashes not be disturbed by the clash ol
hostile steel or the roar of cannon. Let thero be one
spot where the descendants of the men who fought un
i der Marion and Sumter, Putnam and Greene, cm meet
without shedding each other’s blood, ami if ever an am
icatle settlement of this unhappy civil war is to bo at
tempted let us keep the holy ground of Mouut Vernon,
dedicated to the pmposes of peace, and there let tin
arbitrating convention, which sooner or later must treat
on some terms for an adjustment of hostilities, meet foi
the purpose.
Let the press, the only organ which rail now speak t(
ihe people, South and North, claim from if"* leaders or
both aides that no “ military necessity" shall excuse tin
defilement of the soil of Mount Vernon with carnage, oi
its air by the sulphurous breath of battle.
1 Caution —Persons who use tire arms should rc-membci
that perctia»ion gnus or pistols, are sometimes discharge*
without the caps. A Southern paper says: A jouiq
nun wes )>nilv wounded in this city yesterday, by tin
1 a< cidental d'ncbsrge of a pistol in the hand of bis friend
It is worthy of remark, that this pistol had no cap on it
but it s -ems that a small portion of the percussion pow
der was on the tube a id this was Midi ieiit to lire th
powder.
Ltnchip_A while abolition mi’crcant was detectr
1 a few days »go, in the fiendish business of cutting away
1 railroad bridge and lear'ug up the iron tiack, near Wi
r son N. C., hoping then by to throw the cars with troop
off the track. Kor this he deserved lummary puuisi
meut, and justice was quickly Eatnfied. He was swuc
up at short notice. —a
LATER FROM EITROI’E.
Arrival of i!ir t'ily <»f Cnlfimorr.
The screw steam-hip City ot Baltimore, tlnpr. I’etrio,
from L'verpool at iu.Su o-i the morning ot the 24'h, a: d
from Q loci litown on die uftcrnoon ot the 2itn ul'i.co,
artiv.d at. New York the ilih.
Thr advices by the City of R l.imote uro r’.r Liver
pool, barely a day later than tho e per thr Adriatic; hut
by way of t,i icenatown, they are two days lalor.
o:t»Ar nmniN.
Tho debate on the Budget, in aenoureod hy the A.lii
n.1 ir ; wan coniluCUct d in the Bouse ot Cotumono ou the
22 i ult.
Mr. T. Barii'g led <T the opposition In a genual de
Mi.ii i Him of Mr. fit d-tone's firancuil pnlirv, and
general debate pro and eon cmtil, but no * mend merit
was effer- il by the Consorvaiitos, and fi ally the deltaic
vat adjourn-d till the 25 h April. The. oj position was
imib ly directed again*. the repeal of the (taper duties
a? d the n.ainlei anec of dntv on tea and sugar.
Hutne of the jonrtials taunt the o[ position for not
followiug up their attack ou the Budget with an amend
ment.
Lord Detby gave notice to the II. use of Lor.1t that
he intended to move that the new Bankruptcy bill be
rtferre d to a select committee of ibo Lorda. This
w da regarded as lac Unto unt to k .1. feat ol' tbo meas
ure.
In the House rf Commons cn the 23d, Vr. IT Berkcly
mide liia annual motion for leave to bring in a bill in
favor of volirp by ballot. It was rrjecicd by a vote of
yeas 151, nays 279.
Mr. Dunccmbo moved lor the production cf ail the
correspondence relating to the seizure by,the Turkish
Government of certain arms which were being conveyed
to the List under the Sardinian ll-ig, and cha-gcd Lmd
John Hurst 1 in inis matter with having violated the prin
ciple of noi -interventinu.
Minister- opposed the production, and were sustained
by a msjerity cf 8»5.
A prospectus 1 ad been issued of a Company called
the Liverpool and New Orleans Steam Navigation Com
pany," with the olject of istabtishing direct steam com
munication b< tween Livei pool and New Orleans. The
capital ta fixed at £200,000, witli power to Increase, and
many iiilluenlial men are engaged in tbo enterprise.
It i- alio announced that a Company had been foiuud
in Liverpool far i stablu-hing direct communication be
tween that ptirl and Charleston. The fiist steamer of
the line expected, is to bo dispatched from Liverpool
about the middle of July.
At the usual foriuigUily meeting of the Itoya! Ge<
grapt ical Society, interesting letters from Dr. Living -
stone to Nov. 2iith, were read.
Rumors Lad been current that Prince Napoleon in
tend* d proceeding to K: gland to ask » xplauutious of the
Duke D’Autiulo relative to bis lute pamphlet, hut I’aiis
lettrrs pay that the idea had been abandoned.
It w m stated that the new treaty of comnurce be
tween Fiance and Belgium was signed at Palis on the
21st ult.
The Pali- Flour market was dull and lower, but Wheat
was without change. Trade iu general continued dull
thro* ghoul Franco.
The Paris Muni tear of the 2”.d sava: —
‘‘The late events at Warsaw have been unanimously
commented upon by the French Pics*, with the tradition
al sympathy winch the cau«e cl Poland ha- always ex
t ill-4 ill tint wept of Europe, lint theta* eXprossi-Ml* of iu
:* n-t would .il rv* the I'oiisli cause if tin y hod the
* II cl i>( uiisl* ii g the pnbhc opinion, by allowing it to
be p ppo-i d that the Emperor of the French i UeOutag'S
t o[i s which he n ii'd m t rati-fy. The gent r uts id«a*
disphiyid by ihu Emperor Alexai.d. r, especially in the
• in incipatioii ol the peasants, arc a certain token of h s
desire to tealize the atliel.orations admitted bv the stale
of things in Poland. It is only to In wi-hed that he insy
not lie prevented from so doing lit ru n.ib station of such
a nature n» to place tie* dignity of the politics’ interests
*lt the Rus ian Empire iu antagonism with tl.o U-ndcn
cie-i of it- Sovereign "
The V’li .'i aticourecs that ordrts had be'it sent to
Ton Inn to rrmpl.to the firing out of the fle*:t destined
to bring lif k France the troops now in Sx r;».
The F.e .«• i •> m-rnmem had given notice that foreign
c > to i goods in polled into France for the purpose of
being dyed “Ii .Il conic iu free, specially willi llioxo in
t> t d d for 11 i' c, r.u condition that they arc also to lie
exported aftt rw*r is.
The lull for the abolition of the sliding scale in corn,
with •» view to protect the French mercantile marine,
pr poses liili'etcmial limit's between ;;rsin import'd m
Fiench and foreign bottom-. The duly Is .Vk\ per 100
kilogramnei in the one case aid If. .Vie. mi the other.
The lionise was linn on the 2.:d at us,Jut.
ITSI.V.
It is stated that on the 21-t ultimo, the day followirg
the imp «t-nt del. ite iu the It ih in t’h imhocs relative to
the at my of Southern I'aly, (! inhabit held a Conference
with hi- former superior oilieeis, the n njoiity of whom
were in favor of accepting the policy of Count t’avonr.
The friends of (iaribaldi wire in I*u|k-h that lie al.'O
would adhere to that policy. T! i (fhamberof Deputies,
on the 22nd, agrei d, by a Inigo majority, to lake into
coti-iiier.itiiiii tin* pri j et ot (laiihnhfi, in reference to
a mil g the country. The Ministry voted for tin ret-o
Intinn. tiaiih -ldi was not present.
The Turin (i.ixette oubliplie- a latter from <> 'n. CM
dim to Ihatibaldi, ii-e.-dling the friendship and admiration
fit- had alway fen lor him, hut ileelariug that, hid (l«*ii
hihliV) I .stmts painfully affected him. Ci.xldini says:—
“I arrive at the -eeret idea ot ymir party, v, h eh aim- at
rendeiing itself master ol tin* army an l the country,
threatening u.-, il unsuccessful, with civil war.”
A letter from (iaiibuldi in replv to the above, rays:—
“ Strong iu my conscience ns an Italian soldier and citi
zen, I will not descend to justify mx.-elf against these
accusation*, as by so doing I should fail in respect to
the K ng aud the* Army. I know nothing of lit* orders
said to have been given by me to Col.-Tripoli. I gave
orders that the Italian soldiers of the N* r-hern army
should be received as brothers, although I knew that
that army had come to put down the r jvn!utio:i, which,
according to the words addnesed by Signor Farini to
Napch on the Third, was |>ersonificd in me. I believe in
my quality of deputy I have stated to the Cuamber a
few of the wrongs which the Southern army has sus
tained at the ham’s of the Ministry. I believe I had
the right to do so. The Italian army v.’ill (itid iu it* ranks
one sol iier more when it has to fight against the entmy
of Italy. You are well aware of t’ais. All that others
may have said of me is a calumny. It Is not true that,
when on the Volturno, we were In a bad condition. As
fur I U’rmw firn.v hag • i i I I th*» 1 rPs» At ii
moderate words of the stldtc- whom tlm
ftili-tn l:o:icr In' t>> .-ri an olj tw^^^Vip r'll l is lilt*.
If any one is offended at me f V^PBPfcr in rov own
name only, I wait calmly for satisfaction to i»e demand'd
for mv words. I desire the establishment of a nat.oud
monarchy.”
The Tuiia (fauttr publisher a letter from General Sir
tori, oxpr. ssing regret on account of the publication
of General Cialditi’s letter, and giving some explanation
in reference to the words which Sirtori pronounced in
Parliament, and which were alluded to by General Cial
dini. In this letter General Sirtori ulso ex presses his
desire (or concord, and says that Italy is personified In
the Parliament and the King.
The trial o( those concerned in the late conspiracy in
Napb « will shortly take place. Thu number Ol persons
to he tried is 18ft.
The Independence Beige states decidedly that the nego
tiations between the Courts of Paris and Tutin for opening
R->me to the Italians, arc approaching a favorable con
clusion.
SPAIN.
The Ct.rrw>pondeneia A ntografu denies that the
Spanish Govrrnnn ni intends to reject the offer ol re
incorporation by St. Domingo.
The Mmistcr of Foreign Affairs had held another con
ference with the Ambassador ol liny ti, who was said to
have requested, in the name of his Government, a Span
i h protectorate over Hayti.
Gkn. P. G. T Bkaukkuakh.—For a few days rart the
Northern papers, ar d Abolition icltet wi iters from Wash
ington Ciiv, have been giving out that this distinguished
commander was hovering around the D strict ol Colum
bia to ascertain it9 weak points. It seems, however, that
it was only Lin ghost that was frightening away the pence
of the detestable crew; for he passed tiuough Atlanta
yesterday morning on his way from Charleston to Mont
gomery. When the crowd about the depot learned that
he was on the cars, lliuv culled for him vociferously; in
response to which lie appeared on ti u platform of the
ear, aud was rapturously cheered. lie was introduced
by Captain L. J. Gartrell, who remarked that the Gen
eral was not as much in the huhir, of making speeches as
lighting our enemies. Gen B. then address* <1 a (ew
wotds to the crowd—thanking them for the compliment,
lie alluded to the brilliant and bloodless victory of Fort
Sun.ter. That no one was killed—especially on our side
—he regarded as an inteiposition of Providence; and
that Providence was certainly on our side through!, lie
said our cause was just; and it we hut acted w*ll cur
put—always doing right—God would lie with us to the
cad.—Southern t 'onfedt tv try, .'it A.
Wot sunn.—A serious shooting affray occurred at
Knoxville on the 7th, caused by the taising of a Union
li.g. Some twenty shots were fired. Doug’as. one ol
the Uniofi leaders, was I ghtly wounded in the fight, arid
a limn named Ihll, an outsider, was mortally wounded.
Morgan, secessionist, who shot Douglas, brought h s com
pany to the city, hut was persuaded to return to the
camp.
Tho excitement was inlet so.
Gcon kok Kaxiuckv.—Dr. L. P. Blirkbtirne, who
made the eloquent aridri a few nights ago on Lifavette
Square, on the subject of true Southern feeling in Ken
‘ tucky, is doing good work for that Sttte in New Or
leans. He his purchased 2*00 stand of small arms, aev
, eti pieces of heavy u* till iy, (mi kegs of powder, 12,000,
■ tith) percussion esps, and a valuable machine for rill n;
» muskets. This kind of thing is more eloquent and iin
preeaive than all the Doctor could ray, cveu though In
I were a second (To ro.—A. O Courier.
» Trxau Panokrs rob Virginia.—Major Ben lleflol
— loch arrived yi s.erday by the steimsbp M itagord* <ii
* rect from A da*, in, where he had been for several week'
- He is s'oppmg at the St Charles Hotel, and will tarr
R here two or three data. We understand it ia his inter
tion to tender to the Government the aervioee of a reg
meet of Texa‘Kit'g'i* to protect tke frouliu of Vir
pi’ i i, p ovkJt J there be ary lighting liter*.— iV. 0. /'if
ayu H4.
jrr.un the lyo. hV.rjr ' li/n'«n ]
GENERAL ROBERT LRE.
We have nowh-ro seen a moi» plowing, and 4t tik4
Mioe time j ..it, notice ol this di-Uogui?hed non of Vir
ginia, and lea ier of her aimios, il an the following which
».. ti j;i il l- New York k'sj rrti from it? W**hir.gton
. orr. sj.iiiiI.'Im'*? m.ih r dal'* oi Apid ‘.'*»ih. Th*‘ l*ct l.eie
trTf.iu •• that G. .ill Lee r.-Vcd the idxi.di-hn ents
of the Adu'ir.i-lraUoii, t-» take up t.imi in defence of iba
h.uior of hi* niilro State, must ei dear him the more to
o .r p op! ■, *'.il t it exhibit* in I'.iikii g contmei, 'ha
diLener ev oi his late diatinpirshi 4 rbW, joor old Gen,
fc.Mlt VV twdd Hut tbo ran ol a Yirg. in enu, ae the?
ah all ba rr fleeted from ihe bright blade which Virginia
gare In t' e tie n d Lieutenant Ge.ieril, might, wbon he
again treed* her anil, blind the orbs of ibe man who hi
now pieparii g to draw that turn'd against bta uative
tj.ate. We turn aside In.m the i ickeuing ►pictacl* of
drivelling imbecility to cootemp! i.e a true man. Hays
the k'jprrin, now a Lincoln organ *
Tiie redgi ati m of f.'ol Koher If I.’f, of A a . ha* not
yet been accepted. 1’. ia icpert'd tiiat the Ad-uiniora
tion intend to strike him oil the army roll a dc*. rtcr.
Rut ti.i* : probably untrue. At U o commencement of
the p c-cr.: trouMr*. Gci>. Scott urpc.l upon the Got.
erntrent the Imports nee ol inviting Col. lm to it* conn
del?, to co-operate with him and I n 1 him the »id of hia
great military laielits. lie proton o*d him the first -sol
di. .- of the age, and declare* that I .* service* ahouM be
dccured hv the Govt-rum tit at ar.y pric*. Li accordance
with tl is ncct tnendatiou overtur * w. re made to I’d.
Lee, accompanied by the mo-t tempting offer* ol null
Ury rank, and i.i line, by other it iocrarute that few
tne i < /t M ! ave r .-istcJ. These • f r* were all declin* d
by Col. Lee and he is now at the :e»d cf the army of
Virginia.
CoL Lee graduated at Went Point, with the highest
bonois ol his class, in lSz'J, and lh> n colored the Engi
ne.r Corps, iahcriui g the gi st t ilitary geniu* ol hia
fithrr, General Henry Lee, th.efri’t.d and eulogist of
Wndiiiiipfon. |G* devoted himself to the higher dalies
of hi* profession with cuorac’e, i»tic ta-iduity ; he v.sited
Frame and other palls of Europe, to ?*curc th< ?«
advantages lor improvement which could not be ob
tained ut home, ami his elegant m inner* and profound
a< iiulrerner fa, dCenred him the mhrr to the hou-es of
t- e great savat.d and mdtuiry rni-u oi all nation.* resilient
la Paris, and bis marriage with the . augbeer ol Mr. Cue
ti-, the representative ol Washingum, id.t.Gli.J li’iu till
nu rc closely with the great Chief, than did his dee.-cut
from the groat Cavalry i flicerof tiie lb volution, already
uuntioned. By that marriage, he betaine, at the death of
Mi Custis, the proprietor of the splendid domain of
Arlington House, ami oiler great cs’aU’* in A up. is,
... . ... ..1__I .1 . VI. . U’a.l.i. of/., in
the county of New Kent. During Die Mexican war he
woe entrusted by fieucrala Scott anti Totten with the im
portant charge of the Engineering Department cf tlio
army in Mix co. From the capture ot San Juan dc I I
los, up to the storming ol the ca|-i<:il ol Mont, zu t x,
the genius of tat- wa* triumphant over every ob*ta. le,
and to l.iui, iu military circle#, ha* been chcerlolly ac
corded <<| lal credit with Scott him*.' f, lor lot* #uce«-lei
on duct of that memorable campaign. When Ute two
II. S. O.xv/tlrv llgimeiit# were orgti / d, he wa# If te l
a i.ietit-Oloin 1. v of the 2.1 which he x. .-epted, re-ig. iug
hhl poet of Captain ot Ktgin.ii*. II- son I'u-ii* I. e,
who like his father, graduated at th* In »d ot In* clar-,
is row a Li. u:.'i :intol Engineer*, but will probably >o.*n
rt^igti at..I lollow the forum. - of hi* father.
Col I.''.* wa* for several vest* at the head of the C.
S. Military Academy a*. Wot I’oint, utid it i* loured tint
the Southern i linn t* wl o were educatid ut.der Li*
• ill ai! imitate hi* example, regarding him at the Bayard
ol the Atn.'ii.au at my.
FROM TFAAS.
The Oslventon (T* xa#) S w* of April 25 ray#:
The San Antonio II n d is inforni I that the Confede
rate Sure- (roverntn-nt have re*olved to eatabliah it*
Military School in Tex i“, ai.il that Ss i Antonio ha* been
selected for i’* location.
A party of Mexican#, fifiy in number, r aiding in La
r 'do county, got under arm* about t.-u data, ami de
manded ot Mr. Murreit, tin- Cuatom# Collector, the mo
r.cy and county and Sta'e ptp.-r* iu hit po*aea*io i. Cap:.
Solan started at ouce, with 'll men ot h.a company, to
give the g nth-men a light.
Capt. Ingraham, O. B. A., arrived this morning from
New Orleans, with despateh.* from Xlontg..mery lor Col.
Van Dorn and M j..r McCulloch.
lie came to Berwick Biy by tiie Opelousas Riiiroad,
on Monday, to take the M itagord i for tin place, in.’, tin
tiling her < fHeer# lie had important ■ i , Ktch. .*, but :■: e
would net receive any p isaer gera.
Fort Itli.-’J m ’.r It I’.ien, ha been surrendeed by Col.
J. D Keeie, I S. A., to Col. .1 tin. * \\ Mi tiotlin, State
Coinnus-toiu r. The I . 1- troop no r del leaving- . n t! o
2!ilb lor Sun Amo:.in Til* t 'oituni- i >n.-r woiihl rt< • im
a latg'* supply ol Her. - and route aim-, 'wo <• pound, r*,
and a lire* amount of aii miiniti m. Tl..* provi-ion* in
the tort will ullicc ll.iee comp .in. < for rei. rsl mm th*.
Fort Quitman h.u d o b-<-n turunl ot«*r to Colonel
McColhit.
TheT. xa I’pbropal Convention ha been in c ion 't
Austin (or route day-., Bi*hop (Irc'.'g residing. From
the t i .1 / tic w.' In ill. that it lit - been necid. .1 to rend a
delegation I • Montgomery, Al.i, ill July next, to met
niili rj. I - / it ion* from the Arvi ml dioo *. * ot th.- #eci .ltd
State*, “and to decide whethci or not tl.irfvei i rable rid
inlluenti.il religicu t body rh*M recede Itoui the Not them
church.” Tlii* i* the hr.-t Episcopal State Convention
held in the net eJed State# in u-lert nee to this subject.
(»xn Hot aio# Aiu.ht Due warn. —The tialverton
(Tex**) Civilian, ol Aptil 2 >, rav* :
We under; land th it a sailboat, in wl irh Con Houston
and Col Motgan were proceeding from the residence of
the latter to Ban Jaciuto, ta-l Moiidsv, eaptized in thirty
fe, t wafer, at U both these geuthmeu were in danger of
drowning, fi n. Houston 1ms very ini|*rfcct ire of an
atm and leg. and Col. Mnrgm i* totally blind. Mr. Koa
Motgan happened to be just Is hind them, in aiofher
boat, ju»t wl the time of the accident, and when he canto
over the start both were undir w*tir. (wii Houston roro
near the boat, and wa* seized by hi*crip; led arm with to
much carnertm rs that be »*k. d to he le: go. Col Mor
gan's first expr. s*ion on getting his hra i above water
war ilnt they could not drown him in any way they
could lit it. He wa* once before capsized, ai d, though
Gill III O 0110(1, (U lU OU KJ UJC MOUOIU u.•• IM Ml WCIU5
the other two persons were warhed off and drowned.
THU CITIES OK NEW YOKE, PHILADELPHIA
AND BOSTON, ALL TO BE BURNED.
The following bugaboo appears in toe New York
Exprtun of a late date:
Some days sine- the police were informed that the Cro
ton water mains were to be nut near the LI gli Btidgc,
and the city simultaneously filed in several places. A
sirong guard wus iinmcdiat* ly stationed upon the line of
mains, and tice* then it h .s been materially stieng heu
cd. It is not believed that any alien pt to i fleet such a
barbarous destine ion of property could now he sui-crrs
fully attempted, as the police Lave been on the alert ever
since, and full preparations were made to repel any at
tack. hi-.cc then, however, the Superintendent has re
ceived information of so positive a character that there
is but little reason to doubt that the plot was really
planned, and is yet intended to b - cavrif d into e x< culiou.
Ci i tain prominent men are de« ply implicated, it is said,
in this infamous plot, which extends to Boston and Phila
delphia Ttie three cities will he comumed upon tbo
same night, in d at as neatly the same lime as possible.
It is bard to believe that any body of men < onld be en
gaged iti i o di it olical an enterprise, but the facts all war
rant the opiu on that the plot was Ui I, »ud that parties
were sworn to cany It into execution. The Knights of
the tio'den Circle, as Ufusl, figure in ihc transaction
quite prom ncutlv—tie y, in fact, being suspected of
having originated the plot, and of furnishing the men
who were to execute it. The followii g letter was re
ceived last evening, by Superintendent Kennedy, and it
has an honest tone about it, likly to excite attention, if
not create alarm. Il« re it is :
LonsTini, April 30th.
Fir: I hive tiavelled four hundred miles to be ahlo
safely to mi.il thin letter. A thoroughly organized plot
b now in prokr*ss ol • Ifcuiiou to burn New Yoik, Phila
delphia, end Boston. A portion ol the men assigned to
your city are a'rcady in your midst, and oihtrs are on
the wav. / ktu is ir/int / *ay to b* trur. 1 dare not tell
you how I know, tor that would lead to my inevitable
detection, the cornu quecco ol which you can readily
guess.
The intention is to fire the three cities simultaneously,
at as many places as possible, and at the mine hour at
night. This is to be done the night before the attack on
Washington.’ • * • has the diiectinn of the whole
pin.. One hur.dri d aid twenty-five on n have been a.—
-ignoil to your eiiy and Brooklyn, and eighty to each of
the oil c:s. 'I his is i ot a movi merit o' tee (lore rnment,
though known to D»vm. At lir-l he < i<wouniei am-ed it,
but Since Lincoln's proclauial on ho has withdrawn his
opposition. Tb** men emm-ted with ihc i-xceuiion of tbo
p ot all lx-lor g to the inner temple of the Knights of the
Golden Circle.
The plan has been maturing for two months, lut did
not include New Yoik until within a week or tfn days.
The trim assigned to Bos'on and Pluladc phia have hern
at their pasta a week, but the deirrmina ion to include
New Yoik ha? caused a delay, and now the time will
depend upon how soon Davis is to attai k Washington.
I have told you uol all that I know, but all that I can
with safety to myielt. Th-‘ charces »re you will disre
gard the warning, but I feel that I have, at least, d s
charged toy dutv. ' * * * I am not your friend.
1 am one of the mo«t unrelenting of your enemies, but I
am an open, and, I hope, an honorable foe. I expect to
fight you to the death, hut rot with ludfcrmatches and
ca in phene. Do not the people of the South the injustice
to believe that one out ol ten among them would for a
moment sanction this hell b< gotten scheme. It ia foreign
to their nature. * * . . ...
We arc no' at l.berty to e'ato anything connected with
the author of this letter, but he is respot • ibk and enti
tled to consideration, at ieaut, so it is mi 1. The whole
’ ti,iiig, to say the least, ia very iu'eresling to the reader
about tbme exciting times.
• a or buxKN BlllflHT ANI» LKtDrD tin
- XaO PLATE, For sal* by JOHN N. nOIBOW A So*.

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