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* “
RICHMOND WHIG.
MILLINERY FALL TRADE, I860.
Il’H'IIK to call attention to my removal from No. 109 Main
ttnet, t > the coot radio oa nan bnUdlug No. 199 Mala rtreet, ad*
loin o; the see
“8*OTBWOOD HOTIL."
between Slhand 9th atrerta, elara 1 am prepared to exhibitalarg
#r etnck of
MILUNKRY GOODS
an' reaJy-mad#MWnery Aitloi.. than heretofore, OOMbilng of
gi ». dtraie e-d Teleei dcnoeta, Hounet Pvamaa, Rlbboca, French
aal inter! an F'oarra. Mridai Wreathe. Mead [>reaaea. Dreaa Ca‘a,
La r i'ept as < Brrthae Crape and Mu»l!n Co art and tileevae In
fanta Cape, Ha'e and Cloak. Bo-bee and Tahe. Ac , la a’l ety'ee
In O'jnatrtloa with the gen-ral il 1 111 n err bualneae, I will in tnufee
tarr t ■ order Cloaaa as J ManttUaa, of ail ktode. In tho lateet faah
loom tte.ee, at reaajuabie prime. All urderi will receive prai.pt
i: ■ ■ » attention. B. 0. BABTON,
ael 199 Hals M
S SPRING TRADE. 1861.
HATS. CAPS AND STRAW' GOODS.
KOKT. L. DICRINSO.Y,
Bccceeaor to
HHVONO, DICKINSON A WEIMIUGK,
BACK MON it. TA.
UK8 o;»«*n %n-1 Id itor», * full mu i cocviete d4g.Ii of
Cl^S,
Mid HTR4WGOOI*,
Of tb«* K?e«t 4VI** » 1.*, *b!ch will to %o!i Ml
w ik>d«l<* *r I on Ihc ta *#t U« •* t.Trtf
1* e st;<ulioB of iw*ffh»n'A if uost r*ei>e<*tfully foUrtt**! W cmJI
MU * eKMOiO * r«br thcOMclvn.
t| ] SIT \ R| SI VIA IYI) CAPM
%l t !*• t. r *t Uif tHorWt : «t*r«.
• *1 * «r R8 w.h la-i I at tJ u.eir luU*r«Kt to cm;I m*>J «c•
4 b •« | bfl 101 V* VJt
M SPRING STYLES
o K II % r 3 A l> D CAPS.
MV fieri* rf T* ITS MS I C t M for tha Spring tr* h u o
c •iT4*,*,o. e*ot*rM •!r»|f *'> the u*-* ft?!.* and CO** rM cf K»fl
H b.* % »*a. vl .J «m a, ?. w *<».! Cadm:•**»*r- %it<l 4 frt%t YKf'r y
O' r.*<r Dlvlaa.tf •’**.!«. I r i mi I >4 1* Han't! *mH-4v. -
A’'o. 4 4 n T»f •%•*» tn: at **f |f*?u;.!«*ra«D*f fDrnUblof f <1*. I'a
br««:t4M, C %n««, !■.. Ac, 4JI or wujf of whUn »UI be Bold
OI 44 RO*'d to. I!.« At 4* l Li T • U 9f llU ..Il'iUlFrllO UkOCllJ. 1 Bf»t
r-i.i **r tfal!y l.uvlte momI. ;r *i*a purchMM^aM
JOHN THOMPSON,
mb 2$ N . 1 H%ti\r 1 Uouer.
8PKINQ IS6L.
s«rrHtR.v hatnchtmtoky.
ESTABLISHED 18S6.
■ «*>*• f ».-r r . ▼ !•**•*» s U.f , -
| u *'t ef th<* M~rehmr.tR i*"' \ irc. ft*%.l >nt*h
C«mHii«, k th * •".•ttulf* •»..* A .»# Mi *»wu nod
f>r-‘+n i|4 '%.♦« iSit.'1 ur*J will flkd
», i » *■ r la«e. •%* t* fftii nt ’•'« i r.-flou* to
y 4 *■• e N -t'., « • ft . . . V . . < i _ ^
o »*«•». »;-mrlr** ro ft*t»r»»he »»r pmln* to hw*w the
tt t»i- . T.mttf *t • - .»* th «. hhU •* I In Uila Hour® will he
w . t*> '•fl'.ij’Vr Nf ' mfc’y. In q.*m!'»T mn-1 ; etc# with *«** !•
jannTiT *'• • m ft ft it^ei ©v%**et There Kill found mil the qum l
t\r* (*1 Wool. Wk <«n1 ft ‘Ittftt. from the U-«*Wt *>ric®
o t! at. t-> the IttvH i j \. - • f »r geotlemwo. AUo, Uvjr§* mi* J
C Mr-e’ft n-»u % I Cftk ft f %ll r* In mnJ Sljlcm, m«.l LmU«m'
H' ll'rf HftU of m'l the ft%i,-»u« qnmtU!'*.
|hjr hft*e*m will iiu *»e»l V. e%i ft*A<f etmUAlne.
nj *s JOtfM I» *OLCf ,M Vlmln ml Rlehractj.i. T% ^
1861. SHai"urHAOIU 1861.
DLI.ETT * ttEMtiEK,
MAM Hill kLHS A .Ml HHOLEMLK DfALEHS IN
ll:us, CJnpH unci StiMAV Goods,
No 187 Maw S**.:rr. ,.pr.-arrm fionaaon Baaa.)
A'* Aini.iI, C l,
,i.V* •*<**» 1 a,* n >w tfrlufb ;h* Wr-chaata of Vlrynla,
Hi *,lliiN«'vf1 a - ■* ' i «u’t '•!'* 1}.*., a c*u:
,, - lin k • 1H •* J %i»r<*r Cl <» •. which f*' *«■!•*» aul
ai.*i» . i w . . . J. b. yora will d-» wad w (t»« ua a call b*
i for* unrein*■■£*. *wi*ra. _ __
lUfrr a
li.H Ol U AiiE
SOTTIIKKN MVNl fWnTKKS!
n.. aii.l rap* Ini!.*’if *••* <i*l obtain a* .!••*.. nblw Woo W
«!•> 'it !■*,! * » f e> ’* ■ *' l' *“ 1 ■ ' " "to.
rui. , hi N*H i it uiMii.i-N r«Jimv
. i. . ..a . «•••' ! > -••I-* «»«•»-*>•*' '»•"*
a, « >.l I \..l . o-.up-tr a.lb, baa w mid lab-w nl 1 mhrr 8«. ut. *'n
b* faiuiiblu* .tnde* a*< J *1 .!*• "f al -»J*.h«a ha**
P .. »,r.<r. .na4* tn %‘l yin'*, lb** Ihrlr Vl*l w th
M > * -f ’.hr r«i not «»-»i q ta tty. T'.«* arr c..-w u»3 >N*
tur 0 VVltt* and C.OTHi* uf rt-rr Tar'**v, froc. Bn»
y (. ,t lira i». «.! . , au ! , .'■ lb* aU*".ti"B v' l ‘*
t-» - -I • - u'..i tal'r <* 1*. A 1 a! ■ bn»« tb* HVT
C iTiA.ti.N *- ur*l it *<»! ni'."*!: iq H1* 'T^Oa WSiaij
Ii 1 t«ti',y»
l , n , V ha-1 •••*. *.<t*tog -'*••• ' *. » 1 q»i‘" ** ,1 *P v ,
Tsc ll-rC’ii* >iat* a..l Cwrtral .%Kr*'u tuta! b.-'t l a, nl lh*lr
* r,.t . ! I' A-l lUt. .■» -• »«• H -1' I-Pn ‘
^,,1 . . I»t ,..r > *iUb.|1nn -f BHKM.8S QOoai, «M«U In
r - ••*:* a . .. r. T*j.l» • of f. xiJ* tn\anfnc»u*-d
bv u ’ * :.< «- »i M U r*pr«* uInmI, an 1 a . !er annlrotPTttauc*.
w l! Up. O Pip.n* b« l»dui—I W *-it In lh«lr tiuo ta, no*
(h*» *“» C0M0“ ^ToilWUW, ProaUtab
lUn .a P Mrruau i,]
Wr-.i' wrnMlom a. [ lv^BOto(V
Joaa H M ■wTivicn, [
P. W El.awocn, J
4. 4,.na f - th* aa'c of ih* flood* .panq?*-t«r»d b7 th* Crea
*h*w «* InCtut au* of U .-bm - 1 v^. *• *»»• “r* f'V,
at it P **' yard* T Ann pi* •> »» I fauo* 81n*-a and r»ou I*
U . 4I* T.erem mn 1 Cl»thft, t.-ml• 1 »t of ^n- Bmnk-«* mni
. -bawl* an l nr.. «'-* at «h* rat* ■>! 4 'b'
■ a da p. r war*, all fcf «v! h a . drr t.. th* trad, at fair pr,. „ and
aa ltv< a*, mi. wlU, .uU.a an .8 J*,n r ,' at .h* *.,aNwprl * will ra
W .. I ’!b*tal «P*• PV C88N8HAW A OCb. A««.ta,
tt _KlobiNno * *V
ftfl'l R*»l IK'M '■* ’> ^ 'n< >•’(<. >•! r>»<-i*,»« "‘“l"
l^auJ I** *pooi». »*> »• ^ °> TBOt , BPLKtlT I OO.
s 15T000.
trnnni n»
CLOTHING!
AMO
Gents’s Fami**hinjj Goods,
80% 8AL8
AT rObT F O Rf A*H,
To (1M tho Whi le M<kW.
V.-' aWs m.un,./‘‘ir*"8j.\
StJ! «•>' n- «:u- to. . Of *.»•» - ■*«-. “J we
•*•••'•. . MiinWiifty
^ , v'^r PnnU b ,« do
w iw«.r. V <4 C*»um**o an
Art** !•** ”«•
IUbU-HiWA ««-•.. . .
*- -»•*j •* *'-* k-t r.ioH
t«t *a, *• ••• lh»*a» ® ***•> *I* t ,
Jac'Oi:iU?«t • **•• * ^ j» TrF'l*'l,
CRENSHAW C ISSIMERKS.
\\ i: t is i: k i! i. i/t* c ib'i i *•5i
Y,H W .V WkK.'TKK’S CASSPItKES.
M i U.F.ii'S < I1SSSIMERE8.
. S MI...... SB—O' *ur.-, ««toLA3JA»a*Ul
iV It jjAi# k» . 'i*r, la 1taWl 'W*».
CITUBN 1>E MILiTAUk WICA*.
ke-n~nh*rtV«U».-K Bh.cB M.oaf.cWrr atloAf WAE*Bfc flt
m - j . • ••. in# ki.' ft 81 riWC#4»itt of cr *.s
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. ir.* r imomm* *»J *» • + , Jfcff* . .W-M.
ISOI. Sl'.ilNi- T**Wfc ISkul.
SHAI KH, HALSEY 4- C0„
MANCIAOtVitU AND D£kLIAJ IN CLOTdlNO,
HO Main St.. Richmond, Va.
T '"SiSSS
boots and shoes.
WESTON ifc WITilalAMS.
No. U *•••*» **r«rt,
Uh'HMUSn, VA.,
| | \ V K |-l B fa - —f*-9* •'
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kfcABW, / y, | LU A XU,
k^ ,, N„ T«» ‘
)|SAMU.w>n*>
J »)U ».r. .n-l _I*-1**_“
] /,“* *" “*J N N. «0»D0N A MML
/ HirrHPM AT WMOHIN» Lr.Tf^,Jj
V taMte Lk- Bii.ub.B <4 mmoh»»» *• ,4f “•*
>UikL < , M.'k of _
si-kinu n.oTiino,
AU * Vo!rh ku Wn • w.afA -Uf. J bj 8 to
Ute (r.al k 8'mI a|^«h»»o»»*t.^Altern*
A* t.MBin.il » !■ »4‘C*MA ari i 11 a mi
-Bf.. am*. Baldwin a _
/NOTION w *|»W«.--*B,OkWp*A«Ai ll«-th OatbUbA Tb^a,
1 \j rrem |A« bbB III, Vaim BBAariM, *f bmj mb*»W»
W^f.toO^A NT _.BIT. fAINB A OO
M W tBCTNII IIOI SE.
FOkTrikBAM ">r NfGkOH.
TH1 uiJw*lyuevl bu thl» day . tu- cvcei the Auction bu*lnc*t,
for the tale O’ NbtiRiiK.'* at the An uoa Room on Franklin
(trrot, lately occupied by BSTT.* A GRBGOttY
He will eeil Negroe. both paMI It a-1* prtya'e’y, and solicit* the
patro- ear of hit friend* and the public ameinlly H- pie 're* hia
ef.rt* to promote the tat rut ^f hla patron* ; and Hatter* hlaaelf
that fr ni M* long experience in the trade, he will he rcaMed to
obtain the hU heat market price* He will make liberal adeancee
on a'l property In ha id—av-d ie prepared to hoard potton* «n
grged in the trade, and ado their tereanta—ha* n* ample accoru
QOda ion* for butt. K. II BTOKitt,
On Franklin. Htd door below Wall street.
_ April ISth. 1*1._ _
ftp RICHMOND POTTERIES, Jgt
FOOT OF Mill STREET. COCKE ITS,
and
CORNER OF CARY AND 12 TH STREETS,
KII'H-IOM), VA.
KEESEE «Sc PARR,
Fkrip&irroKs.
r|YHK enheertbere reepeo'fb'ly ;t fern the m*rch»ol* of YlrglnU,
l North Carolina nod Tenneaare. that they are manufacturing
the beet quality of
STONE-WAKE,
Which lh*f will Mil oi the t«tj lowest prices, *oUA a liberal dis
count 'or cask.
All Wars sold by as will bt dsllvsrad la any part r f U<
Oily frct cf chargs. T‘IOH W. KfggCT,
aaft.- DAVID PAUL_
W [LO< >X .v S i BBS
SEWING MACHINES.
t*V**T<U> »r
J. R. KIBH.tt, nil' rclmt.
POCAHONTAS COL-NTT, VA.
AND 1* mannfareured under patent* are; ted to him no l dame*
Wilcox, dated June 1,11ST. reissued July 1H, l«K. Patented
August lu, tsJ'. Fwbiuary Jl. 1NW Abo llnceoued uo ter tlxother
PaWuUa, catering the ..Ur- «'iutni Jon of the Machine ; eon*e
quontly, there can be no I ligation Irt regard to the patent i'*M.
It la ie** complicated and the most ’-effect working Hewing Ua
chine now In use.
It f..rm* a f t, erea and elastic teae, which li warrants J not tc
rip in wear, a:. 1 i* reliable upon all kinds of fabrics.
fTt.-fg. -l U lii. It veer Machine warranted.
JOHN A. RVIV1N,
•elvit ’• Block,
e«pg lSth and Goeornor alrrete.
let HIIIMHtt'ON "lUkk.
1.A* Id to d.v Shi.nld'ra,
In aaore and for aale by ap t A T. -TOR *CA A Oft_
NEGRO lllii!v<;. 1801.
r. a. j. r i* o i* t » a.
Ko.nl Hst.'ito aN^ J iii*int{ Avcont,
ovnos OGlisten WAIL ASO PCANKUN KTKfckTS, 0FPO
PirH DiUKINPON. HIM. A CO ,
HlCKtylONE). VA,
r«r'4 acb«ik r l*«r b gs to rvtura hts acknowledgements *o Ms
1 fr*. ?i is a ! jiaU. ua for the r favors during the p.uttls years,
I w u! t Inform th-tn thal he 8*1*1 rontl ju< • the tuques* of Hitt*
IS«. Ol*T NMjK*»AM, MSTIMt* OUT U«>r8IC*. CO LI.ICCriNC.
CLAIMS, a- I all bosl"«*ea pertaining lo a General Agency, lo all
which he gives his personal uU*‘<t*
I I'arUt* iu Uie c un ry wf.o may entrust the hiring of their
N**irro#c lo h»to. may r*-al **»ured of every attention l*ciug paid to
settin ihsm none olh^r Ha' good home*, mid the beat and
La Ihe event of Ud* bisl medical and pe» + "**U atls*.u.m
•hmil at**/* be *up4>l! d He hod also a large comfortable apart
•aent. eonriscte i w.th Ms o<C-e, wher- whose s-rvanU who are not
provided with |..arss «o stay at night -lariog ths btrtn?, Uiav re
.sa’a, w lb a gt.,.d Brs, raaa o* cdiscs
Seg -« fo r* trie iu r.g year, had heUer be tent Is t.» a*e ai
To jApm ,1* U J<*ktMl# to wiiKtt I .r*M p+rtowi ><r»d«<>K"t, / btyj
to rtfs- (<• tie jW irtiwp i—r*-n»:
ilchm'pf, rt.kn> :., hhl A ly K.ng »n-i Que-n county, Ur.
Thom a* UltM, Arthur Temple, John I umoiin, Thomas Panntle
ro* w •tnoreiiod *ounty. Hr. F l> Wheelwright, Re*. The* K
Uct(, King Wl |i*w muuty J hn L U'UM, W 0. Lalvi*, Hr.
John Lewis, ktug George county, iteorge T uner, Richard Turner,
» Magma n. Ts mas I .•» C roln rncnty Ko Hudgt , l»r. John
H Butler Kj«*i county, N J B. Wh,thick, It- Ja.ue* II. Latane.
gJwarJ r V. -I. Re*., ej 1>. ko*. J hoy Hirou. W'l!»»y Fugs,
Ur '(fT Wright, tfloucr.'er county, I»r. Thnroae C Cloptno, J. f
feieou rtuhhe, Ju.or 0. Hughes J*m-* City county, Parg* Sls'.-r,
Rlchuo.nd courly. Hr. Robert A. Payne; Sew Kent er-onty, Wm.
K. Ctoulon, K be t l uwie, Or l. 0. Crump, John it Lacy, K. T.
Lae*: Louie* county, l) ihn .» Harriet; Cumber land county, W n. I>.
CLipton. P H P tier; Lunenburg county, W W. Bnmu, Cu peper
county, J. It Ctiewnlnc P-.uc « i’lart county, Wm. J. Wtere;
Norfolk, Capt. J. A Middleton, Jwhu Gormley.
dee Id—dlvAclm__
~~ NOTICE.
EUGF.XE cFrRIXGTON,
H'MIIEH 1 >KA t.KIl,
CtRStR PRANK LIN ASH NINETEENTH STREETS,
K:imuohit, Viaum**.
VLWAYS ON HAND a Sue amortaieut of all kind* or LUMBER,
. »•■ :
While Pin*. A*h.
Ma.Vg\uv, lll'aory,
Black Walnut, Oak,
Cl eery, M»pl*.
Poplar gkttou Wood.
YELLOW PIMA.
11nrh BisrJa, W.atLer.ltoanltng,
* Jo d > Florid* Heart Plu«,
•tap Plank, Garden Kali*,
Flooring, Scantling, Ac.
—ALPri
OeH'-e H arts, Ifeert tad SapSMngl**,
Let. ca, Cedar ai>d tkiik Port*. * hi
ttlSPSI! iPHIMi IIAKIMt ’ CK ASH <1 f»
LStY We »-e, .*» re-eUIng aecc pn te irtmiornt ofHard
. „, * v .li .tier* f re'." and Jom.olle, , ;.ri*ltB In part Jof—
Pocket anj P- n Halve*,
Ta-.lr Cull my, ol n-»r » every kind.
Rason *n.l Sctsear*. % large a-* -rtment,
Coru and Clover Blade*. be*l kind.
Carting*. » Urge avcrtmeiit
Ame'* ppadr* *nd Sho* l*. *1 alie*.
R,.w!*.i I a ,'pa ln# .n.l B! o#et», all ate*.
Man* # an I Hay Pork ■, t larg* M
Hor*« and Stale Bn.*• and hor*e Sa ls.
P’ated B|..-.,*MM> 1 Pork*.
Hnr»« Ci>ll-r» a d BHnd BriJ'e*.
CbsJr.j of all kind* and e.t-a.
M .rtla*. Knob, Stock, Pad, Cbcrt an l Cupboard l.cckl, In
great variety.
With every article kept In our line of hsrincu too tedion* to
mention
Wp loTlt« onr trienU %r»'l th- public to ra” on ui. Wo will *11
bnrrfaiu* for cmh or to punctual catlomert
TiUO. KOBK^Tfnv A K*N,
Clk 13_No .if Vvh nreet,
IOSDHN POU IK IE*—SOCv.ky II t. for sain by
j mRb KHW1K WOhTBAM *00.
. i.Jb NOV' ! XTK t *1 ii VI*
hi *1 Cured t anally Hai.ia, lu ttore an J fur *ale by
_ t W I ' ‘ -
VptslL XAGAXIHBS resets
wt«r A JOHNnYON’r Itnokrtrira.
0 1*1*1 NCi BOSS ITS H4SI9 BTYt.rS—Jint .ee*l*rd it
o **» idrio * ■*«. ad|o ulag the SpoWwo.. il t-.t, u *»< otj,
of Dress Ha'e, ''re t Soui Pari*, also. Spring style 3Vraw
Scnnete and Mime*' Hat*.
Ladle* about leering the city ean pr core Bc-Tteie, (n the relia
ble Spring ehage. of either Silk, Bvgaw or Crape.
Every aril ole of UlUlnery and Santi.la* :n»nufactnr-d to or<!*r
U abort cotioa. l*Khi i] s C. BA ETO'., Wt Bglo rt.-crL
DKPINKII MAI barreU for .a'e by
%pA IDWIN WORPHAM A OO
,»- XI'BN AND FIKKISS N| PC.IIOR yRl>U
Ag*t ORASl.E COUNTY Bl'nKR,Juat icioived by rteamer York
town
Tt key* and haH bkl* Virginia Mountain Butler,
S» -«* M.o.n v. Lag*ay ta, J**a, Ceylon and Rio Cnlfe*.
ku bo a C.u* nl. Cut, Gracu-ated, Pulverised, t oo* And
Nr f u hugai,
l«h-lf rl,e*uho»t Cr-t—a and Blink Tea.
lialbbi*. Paiuliy Kyra and Sunetline Flour,
g;* Bugar-curcd Guaau City. 1. .M * aoJ pialn rami.
i.iii nr*** pr w,jv »«wh.h e • *
!Hl toKi PaiaSI-.e, Adamantine and Tallow Can dim,
luu boah tfjay, Cruder *r.d B'a. t-*»» P ■*.,
4u*> Ow«k. White Merer and PcacS Blow Potato*,,
P . : 3,1 l .■ -J MvVra W!*.,
• , Hr,' !»; aoJ pure Old V. ' u ala « blaky.
f-r eal, wboleaaie ana retail,by J it iiiitshRTHON,
4,JI Corner waeernnr end fiantiiu itrrrts
rlt'OKItlu.—A»a«M»J t4wort.i. In no,f.n, **. ..n »»
j ,lJ4 » Y 9TOKVP A ro,
I F Yfl Hat 1 V H.iKhK *'K Ml Lh In bad con limn, try l>u
I \ ul A NorH.u'B M.>ra«* Toile. It 1* woith tlfty
I i .urn the pro# of It f«o uaproemg tne co*(l''lon uf Ho-, I. Ac ,
and prtTenllna and curing not#, Worm,, hidebound, ni.lrmper.
An. ' J ?■ DUVaL.
Sole bt4»ofaeiu.e, a«.i btop.,
|PKT*8oMby all Pru(r*l«ta in Use late Colled bialei and in tile
■ __M®_
, •. ;i,a vutt VALl'RTKBKK n ICflV*
l Utfivt.- In,* pjfaMon aad al’l be pubU»h-d Immediately,
A Manual of * a,'*1 c * for VoiuaaaeetaW A..re p.*-elce, romp led
T *m lb* latent Beaabaau Arm a r an, emnrartng al1 ilolu.-j
t al fur Treo.a iu acJ.e eeretoe He C. l Wu. It. R.o*.ar~'., Jr.
SRAULY RKkDY.
MiNCAl 9<jS T;-Yi'PMC-< AN!> Mol'VTFD RIPLEMRN
• We aouid callyoue arar-iaon a. ^n l*np.-riart military *0*1 in
Ibe conraeof puMleatl n by oar townaaaa. A M .rri«, p^hiisi.rr
in I b. ik.eller. Th--bcot ha. been prepared by Col, J. Lee!e*
■ el the tnsr, eat t ed, “Tub t»> ran1* MtnoaL/belag a coru
ou. o *o . aot t»i>u*-nt of the drtl lor Mounted [Id.mrO In ad
Hcoa to wide* u »e ..rlut..I In fa’), the Hllralgber, I'rt 1. for
Mounted K Jem— , by C.pv ' au/v, l.. wlilrh • c rre-.-onoer, re
fer, ed e-r faeorably lo our column, a lew et-ri «*.— it dip
1!GOES ANDSTAT10NERY.
1 W. K 4 *• DOLIMI, 1*1 M*ln btreel, t-a, **r ,u e a full
(| , ,t.. a of .a ko. . gn • Mil, l1-)— u, Rvcbe, Cap, l. 'ter. Nose,
and W apping 9 per—Pena '.t, Inrrlepee, Xuke'acAJ, Pencil,.
Blurt Bo a», aad o-bsr arUciee of bua.ene»y. n>v pew ,.nd
standard Mu,.c _ m v*
IipMOd. »» -i ildPOHT * CO., OlfU »0*
j Sa*e no e od . ,.
Oe'i, malty, Madeira IPtom^
Heaceaery brand r la fc pipo* ACi CMfc,
VI. tag- lobe. Is Bond,
pipe '* H* daic* Win,,
Cut Loaf Suaar*
Has powder aad Black Ttaa,
Jara Cofae,
London Mallard,
Porto Rico Sugar and U.-.iam**,
ALSO,
Jamaica Ram, T year* Is Bond.
1YIpnKfED «4M>HS.
Cheddar Chee-e. ..f eaperkw guaHiy, and b. autlfully put np
Dutch Cherae, la bal>», of »„pei lor .aal ty
Okiere. Paper,, t.bvee Fa'd
Rr.jl. 0ti.rt*.ute Curdle', i white and greca)
Maocaruol, t .tatmll, M cigar,
Cl>< » Chow. c'aaBB'iwer, <>nluna
W»«t#e u.rr, ikiyer,. Railah, Ph,uantr Ranee
Muitard. OUre l*U aan dardtac.
B endy 11,4, Clrampagua* tu magnuaia, 4«aria, pi a aad bar
ptet*
Ctareta, from good to vary rapertor
fur tala by
j^yv-iw BLAIR A CUAMBIRLAYNV R
a HOOK A BOLT DtM'I OIi.S.
A YKTA JOimWOX.
-OOHdRULBRS AMD 8TATI0NRRA,
” 113 Main rtreet.
Hare reeaiee.! the XBowfrg
am BOOK!:
A BOOK ABOUT DOCTOtUC By J Cordy Jeferaaa, author af
“Norel, aad More .a*a," Ac. Ithuirated »3
THR NATIONAL CON YKoV KftHY , . r. The V»Iee of the rather*
upon lA -late -f the O.-unue If« J a 0. Hill**
TMR ILLL'YTRATKll U0R.-B DOCTOR, ty Toward Maytew.M
R. C T. ■ %* y>
MACAULATM IN«f.A!«»»—Yol 6, ’*■»«. airdiee 5Bc *ndff TA.
ARNUAL RCtRMTinO lUtMXrVRRT . or. Tear Root* of f.eb In
Bcteac* and Art. Rduc l by Darld A. Weila, A. M. *1 *4.
THR ORRAT PRIPARaTlON; *r, RadempUeo T>i*wrtb N1A.—
By la*. Jab* Cwmmtn^D f> , P. R. *• *■. Mlalrtae of Urn
TRfMnLa°W Daae^’Vn^ OartK JHnmrHaA.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED AS A REFUSE FROM QUACKERY.
The Only litre where a Cure can he Obtained.
DR. JOHN80N h«« discovered the meet Certain, Ppeedj and
only Effectual Remedy In the World for Weekneitt of the
Baca or Limbs, Strictures, Affection* of the Kldnejs and Bladder,
Involuntary Disc'.arses, impotence, General Debility, Nervous
ness. Dyspepsia, Languor, Low 8|ltlta, Confusion of Ideas, Palpi
tation of the Heart, Timidity.Tremblings, Dimness of Sight or Gid
diness, Irttesst of tlie Head, Throat, Nose or Skin, Affections of the
Langs, 8-imath or Bowels— those Terrible Disorders arising from
thed.iitary Habits of Youth—those MORiT aud solitary practice!
mere ratal to their victims than the song ofSyreus to the Mariners
ef Ulysses, blighting their most brilliant hope# or entlcipatlons,reD
dertng marriage, Ac., Impossible.
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become the victims of Solitary Vice, that
dreadfc] and destructive habit which annually sweeps to an untime
ly grave thousands of Young men of the most exalted talents and
brilltact lnte.li ct. who m ght otherwise have entranced listening
Senates with the thunders of eloquence, or waked to ecotacy the
living lyre, 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 who places himself under the care ol Dr. J. may religiously
ooefide In his honor as a gent, emte, and confidently rely upon bis
skill as a Pbyekim.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Immediately Cured and Pull Vigor Restored.
This Dreadful -Gesso which renders Life miserable and Marl
riage Impossible—Is tbo penalty patd by the victims of Improper
Indulgences. Young persons are too apt to commit excesses from
not being aware of the dreadful consequence* that mar ensue.—
Now, who lhal undereiande the subject will pretend to deny tha
the power of procreation Is lost eooner hy those fall'ng into tm
eroper habits than by the prudent ? Besides being deprived of the
pleasure of healthy 'fit;.ring, the most serious and destructive
ivm.toir.i to both body and mind arise. The system Mama* De
ranged, the Physical and Mental Functions Weakened,l.oss of Pro
creative Power, Nervous Irritability, Dyspepsia, Palpitation ol the
Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, a Waiting of the Frame,
Couchs, Consumption, Ac.
OFFICE NO. T80UTH FREDERICK STREET.
Lett hand side going from Baltimore street, a few doo s from the
corne- Fall not to obs-rve tuns and number.
Lettere must be paid and contain a stamp. The Doctor’! Diplo
ma* hang In Lis office.
DR JOHMHON,
Member of the Royal College of Burgeons, graduate from one of
the m >rt eminent Colleges In thel'n'ted 8t»te«, and the grea’.rr
part of whose llte has been spent In the hospitals of London, Par
is, Philadelphia and els-where, has effected some of the most as
tonishing cures that were ever known: many troubled with ringing
in the head aud ears when asleep, grest n-rvounieae, hetng alarm
eel at sudden sounds, bash fit) Dees, with frequent blushing, at
tended sometimes with a derangement of mind, were cured im
mediately.
TAKE Pai.riCn.AR NOTTCR
Dr J add-esses wit thus. - iio have Injured themselves by lm
roper In-lu’decee and gotlis.y 1 ablts, which ruin both body and
toii.il, unfit lug them for either busluess, study, society or mar
riage.
These are it.tre of the sad and melaneho’y effe.-ts produced by
early habits of youth, vl* : Weakness of the Back and Limbs,
Pains In the Head, Dimness of 81gM, Loss of Mumtiiur Power, Pal
,,ttali :. of the Hearts Dyspeusy. Nervous I-rltahlllty. Derange
•■tent of the Digestive If cordons, General Debility, 8ymptouis of
Consumption.
ManaLl-T.—The fearful effect* on the mind are much to be
dread'd--L-.es of Memory, Confusion of Ideas. Depreselon ofpplr
>U, Evil Forabodl.-Iga, Aversion to Society, Belf-Dls :i ust. Love of
iC.lltude, Timlditr. Ac , are some of the evtis projuced.
Thousands of persons of ail ages can now judge what Is Che cause
f their dscdrtug health, losing theG rigor, be oir.tng weak, psle
nervous ard • maclated; having a singular apjearat.ee about the
•je#, cough and eymptonis of consumption.
YOUNG MEN
Who have Injured tliemee et by a certain practice Indulged In
when alone a habit fr*quentlv lean -d rron evil eoc.| aolont, or
it school, the efN eis f which are nightly felt, even wlen asleep
and If not cured renders marriage impossible, and destroys both
mind and body, should aj jily Immediately.
What a pity that a young man, the hope of hit country, ttu
darling of his parents. «h u d be matched fr. in all prospects ted
enjoyment* of life, by ’.be consequence of deviating frjtr. the path
of c-.ture and Indulging lu a certain secret tau t. 8ach person* i
■ tnr, before contemplating
■AKCIAlt#,
reflect that a »-»und tnlnd and body are ♦►>© most aerewary reqni*!
Uon to promote ©onaubU! happiness. Id deed, without tuet*, tht
j.mrnty through M's b»(*onw t wear? pilgrimage; the prospect
hourly darkens to the fie t, th© c.ind birotu«-« shadowed with ds*
pair and Ailed with the melancholy reflection tl nt the happiness of
another be-sires bflgM* 1 with our ow«,
DISKkPK UP IMPEUDENO*.
When th-misguided and lmpru lent rot.ryof pleasure And* he
:.%i Imbibed Ih* #icd# :jt this oaluful di*e*«e, It too cflen happen*
•hat aulil ilared ••»□*© of shame, or dre* 1 of disv>fsnr, deters him
from applvlotr X" those who, front educat!* *j and respectability, cst>
iloss btfrltod him. He falls int Ihw hands f fths In runt is
•-•Ignta* pretender*, who, Incura»ls of curing, filch hli pecuniar
substance, keep h‘m trifling month after mouth, or a* 1 r.g si thi
• , tfss mbs tbtainsd, and In despairIsa him wtthniixisd
health to sigh over Mi galling disappointment; or, by the use of
• t ;
.his terrible disease, #uch *« affection of the lUad. Throat, No*©
rio I to his Jr<. ful • ffti ngs byte; ling him that undiscovered
country froze whose bourne u« traveler returns.
LNDO&akJhtNT oP THh PHISS.
TT © many th‘esands cured at t*’• institution within the last
slghtret years, and tbs nnmer •»* important Surgical Operations
performed by Dr. Johnston, witnessed by the rsportsis of the “Ben*
and wany othrr papers, notice# of which have appeared again and
Sfalu before the pubUc. v,-*idr« b> standing as a gentleman o?
ar stei and r»iponslbl ity, is a nfidsil guarantee to the af
dieted.
PK1N DI^KAKW PPKKDTLT CURED.
Persons writing »h'*uld he particular ia directing their letters to
Mi InstitaUun, In the following manner :
JOHN H. JUUNSTOK, V. l>.,
Bali*mere I.ock Uoaoltal,
aaU—1 y Baltimore, >? ary land.
TO THE TRADE.
•XTF went! r*'t hs attention o? merchar.l. vlriller the r,
f, cltv to oar 1*?*# .10! w.ll irlfctcl (lock 0/ 1* III XiH,UUF
UKUh'lN.Dt, HAIM’S, OIL*, WINDOW GLAfS, OFK- VS
t U fW. PalKNT MIDICINEP, Ao„ Ao. lib
OomprlalDg la port of—
Alum, Glnirer Whit.,
A! )<•«, GIrger Attic.a,
Anuattn, Glue,
Artcntr. Gobi Arable,
At.vutiili, Indigo,
Alsptce, Ink,
Alcohol, K.rr,i»n« Oil,
Blacking, Lr-,-»ood,
Blur Blon*, IJo«eed Oil,
Brliiutoue, Maild*.,
Burning Fluid, HTH**,
Brarthe* of .1* kind., Red Wcod,
GarnpMue, R.l- Hod.,
Campho', Bop. Oarb. Boil*,
Ouior Oil, Heldlet* Powderi,
OIovm, Bpsn'.h B.- »•:,
Coppersi, Bplcr., of .11 klndf,
Crv»n T.rt.r, Venetian Red,
Ccac-alrat.d Ly#, Varalrhr.,
Kp«- r; Ba'.U, Wiillo Lc I,
B.l logwood, Window G!*M, of varloui
Fade. »txw.
Having lately r*-filtrd o.r store with *!! the modern Improve
ment, for carrvlnk on the hail-e„, w* .re enab!“J to give the ut
o»ft dl.p.ich to *1' ordt ii entruatrd to u». prciaUlag ourln'ilvidu
*1 attention, aldtd by competent *0t.
JOHN T. GRAY.DmgirUt,
mhlA No. 147 Main »t., Richmond V*
net. SPRING TRADE. 1MJ1
DOVE & CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 38 lltiil »*.,
HAY* la ilore thetr full .took of Druci, Medicine., PaiDti,
Olli, Uyeetuffe Ac., which they are prepared to Mil very low
for -*th, nr to /.d.'/d ciurfowMr. ' B ,lx E.onth, tlm*. A'l goo.l.
warranted of the bait quality. Block oootiiluig, la part, of the
following actlclc.:
In llp ", Bmok'in Tobaoco, (.vary form)
oup. C.\rb. BoJa, (Eugltih) Tarf Oil,
Sp». Bal’i, W»t*r Hr»"ii,
kit L" cwood M "dlclnal B. tndy,
CamphorJ Mei'dtkl W!n<»,
Ocperag, V-nnl'uife., (.11 kind*)
Caitor Oil, Fil », (»H klodii
I auj.v. jm, Oonceqtrat-I LyS,
filncer, Bc.api, tall k'nu»)
Pepper, Reldllil'INiwderi,
Alisplc,- Cherry Pectoral,
Natnof.,1 Wa"il*n“ Liniment,
putty. Gum Arabic,
0!lv“<i!1, Tnnqua Heafi,
“... T_.11..
v*tr.Lm. (.i. k-.i.) Oral oii,
‘.via low Gltaa, (#i: ilset) Burl.Ing Fluid,
Chcwi- g Tobacco, Match#*,
Se/a s, (all grade*) Machine CD,
faDun1 Oil, Linseed 0.1, Ac., Ac.,
Together with, a cho'ce variety cf P.-rfutnery, Tooth, Hair ar.d Nall
Brx-hre. all the P.-e t Me lt-Inca, *r.,; eve.y ga.tuy 01 govJe usu
tlu Ml u t Dim ri. ia
Careful aticruk u paid to packing and shipping.
aplO _m.TK A CO
PimiM, Ih BAKNRKT,
At WIKiLKcaLI and RETAIL,
By d'ISKPH KTPAUPK. No. *7 Main street
Ju«t bought at leas than to cents on the dollar, a largo stork of
ri;l. L Wi.s at _, ■* 1> ao l '• eta ; F* e 'arootrt* *0d Organdie*.
Ik'g, Is. Ac.; liantyt-a, 4 ns., ibcia , tud higher, 0* a,os, all ce
rt.*, at la , 8ft eta , Ac.; f*>0 handaoine Here e Stel a ML*w.s, w.t}.
CheuMlo Kiui.rr-l.lery, at * ho. worth $5 00; B.a. k an ! Colnrrd Silk
Paranoia, from 7ft cent* and npwa d%; faat colored Callr.o, at f-V
aid a cent., cheap at 10; Ladles’ hill Threa I G oves ao.l Gaunt
1* t». »t 11 'a and 11 cent , short a"d long Silk vltta, at 87 M an 1 >.
cenu. Wert*. it. Stas toe si.#rr, uu, *. .r, L.....M it#. ,,#-*rcb'u.-fe,
Inah 14. «c, and S-.ioms; Ur - a-n are ula a bKM'.og and Shsetlug;
Pillow C*s« Muslin and T .waling; French Neeule-Worked O. i a.s
f-0ta 13 if t' 't5 eta Cambric and Swiss Banda, the Cnaat work Id
* c t>; Oassl.i er.. and Linen G- ie for Men and B-ys’ wear;
s a a wit 1 Cri-nd hlllr», asd g-cil ciuy iwoia G.>o too numer
ous to mention, a ‘ I be found at pr.-esthat astonish everybody
that call* at No. 37 Main street. Look out for the right place.
4pil jcHsru stkauek.
pMLkH kl PPL t VAMILY CKOCKRMS*.
Id flrkina No. 1 Goshen Batter
15 hbls hock wheat Flour
80 hhlv sunerf-ne Flvtru ard fctnlly f our
Smoke J and lick led Salmon
85 M bbls No. 1 S. 0. Hoc Herrings
85 u«gs No. 1 Mackerel
85 bn English Dairy, Hue Apple and Gotten Chew*
Oat Meal, Bye floor, Ac , Ac.
tut received and tor aue „u •*.# iouoas U~ J for cub, er Ik
prompt cuatcaera, at M1SNIS A CO.’S family Grocery,
sold 3d and Main St*
II ^Yl* PLAkl UK.-3.ftA ton# Lump Flister, on the
J W>*rf, and to arr*v for sale la lots to suit pn-chas»r», by
apg 2. 0 gOMSRVILT.IA OO.
4 gl’FPLY OP THK LATESTMI SIC
g\ At MORRIS' Bee sat*re, 87 Main street.
Th e Rival We'ta tty Oha-lss Gr-be. 23c
Brer of Tic* Tranioriotfoa brilliant*. By T. M. Brown. 75.
Th* Oweron Pet»a by Oruoa. ioc.
Tap OoThe Window Pace. New song. By J. P. Webster. SOe.
Si.og of B-»uty. By W. ft. B urne. 8Bc
A Malden's Pra»or. Written and adapted by W. J. Wetmore, M.
D.. 83c.
Cavat.ua, un Sallo In W^che-a. Arranged for the Flaso by Jae.
Beliak 13c.
Jenale'i Grave. New Song. By J. P Wcbater 83c.
Ti e Stranger ou the MIL Word* by Ba.'henan Bald. Music by V.
B B 83c.
Genrie wiute Ward. Written by Dr. Jamea Cooper. Composed by
K. T Curtla Sftc.
The Harriet Jmue Pi Ika. By A. Allmuth. 40c.
The City Guard Qdcketop. Competed and reupeCfolly dedicated
to the Pe'enbu’g City Guard, Capt John P. May. By Dodoro
The Artist'* Sohottlsch. By darnel Beliak. 40c.
t’n Bu'lo In Maichera Opera de Verdi, Nocturne Oantablla. J. As
Lorena. with variation# By H O, Weferi. BOc._
STrRKIflH OLD IRYE WHISKY.-100 bhU pore
Country and Weulern DteUiled Bye Whisky. P>r sale by
~*p80—*» * A G. B. DAVKNPORT
IROH TASKS! ISDN YANKS! IKON VAI9M
Ornamental 0*«t Iron Va*e«, of all slice, for sale fow, at the
Cblna Store of BTKBB1NS, PDI.LFN A 00 ,
nhgB Corner Broad and 8tb PM.
WlU%l4 y.
600 bbla. Wcs’ern WH1PKV, ealcbratul brand*, for tale
by apl3 1. AG K DAVKNPORT.
Mulsh, t.rs A*n hokni'*. 'have
Ja«t rrcdffl. MrtcX from K«itoekT. deddrdlj
b«Ki #oi %f males that hu boon hi ihit market tor ?*ar§- both broke
ied nabroks—It^m I to 6 y«wi oM; all Of wMcb I will Mil or tt
ehaage, aa my teas) *eoo*.»< daU«»tertne at Dari* A H □Uhejoa’a,
kurmeety i%mm kUrdknf ■» etabUa, haaUla
THE RICHMOND WHIG.
A Dtino Nation.—Tbe New Yoik Day Book says: “A
merchant of ibis city> whose opinion is entitled to credit,
both from his experience and bis sagacity, says that * it is
useless to deny that a complete financial wreck of the
whole North is inevitable, unless something is done when
Congress meets to bring about an honorable peace.’ It
is a iad business to walk out in the streets. One can
scarcely persuade himself that bo is cotin Bedlam. Such
faers ! Some blazing with fiendish passions, others sad,
so.Tjwful Mud despairing; but not cue pleasant and joy
ous countenance in the whole city. There is something in
every man's face which seems to say ‘a nation is dying!'
The Minnik 11a- i..—The Nashville Union states that r.t
the trial made by the Hilary Board of the ordinary
sporting rifle with the Minnie ball, that experiment was
an admirable success, the Minnie ball holditg wilh great
force and precision for four hundred yards. The Military
Beard ef Tennessee have, in consequence, had moulds
prepared adap'ed to the bore of this weapon, and wilj
prepare tho bal'sj fjr_the use of such corps as may be
armed with them.
Miss Augusta Evans —This distinguished authoress is
present iu tbe Confederate cemp near Norfolk, and doing
what she can for the comfort of her friends. As several
Alabama companies are stationed near Norfolk, site has
many friends among tho soldieis. All honor to the gifted
author of “Beulah.”
Dr. Holmes, of New Yoik, the celebrated embalmist
Lis received a commission as Surgeon in tbe United
States Army. Ilia duty wdl be to embalm nil those k’Med
in battle, whose bodies it is desirable to pieserve. Dr.
Holmes is likely to have his hands full.
The I.uan in Huntsville.—A meeting in Iluntsv'fle,
Ala., on the 1‘Jth iust., addressed by Hon. It. M. Dalton,
0:1 tbe sulject of tbe produce (.oau to tbe Confederate
lioveriiiiient, resulted us follows iu loans, as wc glean
from ttiu 1 c in octal:
Cotton, l.'.'Sf hairs; corn, 4,000 bushels; wheat, COO
bbsueb; money, $l!*,650. Esain&lii g notion at $50 per
bale, corn at $1, uud wheat at 75 cents per bush-1, li e
aggregate suliaciiplioii amounts, m dollars, to $11^,200
LYNCH Law IN TEXAS.
Tho Sill Augustine (Texas) tisj>rena gives tbe annex
ed account of tbe killing ol D. U. Harding, at that place,
ou the night of the 31st ult., by a body of armed men:
Tne Sheriff was sitting iu the front door of the j til,
with a double-barrel gun Itirg across his Up, lor the
purpose' ol securing Harding in prison, who was de
tained there in irons, awaiting his trial for tbe ki ln g of
ltobt. A Smith. About 2 or 3 o'clock, being fatigued,
i.e dix.d ift to sleep, when be r.as presently uronsed by
twenty-two arm d ineti, who commanded him to lay
d»wn bis gun ai d delivtr up the keys. After a moment’s
s -silatioii he laid aside his gun, and inform d th m that
at-didn’t have the keys, tie was told to go and gel
ttetu. lie had accident.) y iell them o:i the count ‘r at
Lewis's grocery, lie repaired thither, under gtiatii, ai d
I.Cgail II r'IHw'’C HI »IUU.- II* ■>'•»,
»licit lit- wo commanded to hush, aud to rap at the door,
iie did : j. 1.-wia got up, and at the Sheriff's ret| l.st
delivered l.im tho keys. They were taken out ot his
Uand hy ono ot the puny. lleuiy Lew ft, who was stand
nig on his gallery w as three Uinta ordered to retire aud
cio-e his door, which lie did, two or three stationed them
selves Her r ltie door, to prevent his glviig r.ty slain.;
aittr wnicb, Mr. Shet iff Fuller was guaided batk to ti.e
joor ot‘he jail, and their ue‘lined until alter the door
-as opened aud Harovigshot. Toil is a'1 we can tell,
tv-n patties were, or wheoce ’hey caine, is to us «
mystery.
THE GEORGIA DESERTERS.
Captain Sro-th, of the Macon, (Ga.) Volunteers, gives
the lollowiug official account of the two members ol
that gallant corps, which deserted to Fortress Monroe:
Skawkia’s Point, Va., /
June 2Ut, 1SC1. )
Metere Edileri,—Private A'o-zi E. Kimball andtioO.
B. llempau-d, of the Macon (Ga ) Volunteers, deserted
un yesterday and escaped hy u imail boat to the United
ritao £ steamer Auacosta, the commander of wh c i toot
them up
Kimball waa a native of New Hampshire, and Hemp
en d a native i f Connecticut. Kimba'I went off after
having boriowi d Loth money and clothes tiooi members
of my company, lfe pho stole a pis'ol from one of thr
non commissioned olliceis ot the corps. He is both a
logue and a deserter.
Hempsted, previous to his desertion, bad alwavs bornp
au unblemished reputation. He was doubtless iulinenced
'o d Suit by K inhall. Both of these men vt luutarily en
lT<ted to servo the CoufeJerate States for tho term ol
twelve months. Respectfully,
K A. SMITH,
Commanding Macon Volumes s.
CGI.LAPSE OF PATRIOTISM.
The Ohio Abolitionist i were particularly jubilant in
regard to what that Slate was goii g to do. They were
ready to furnish hundreds of thousands of men, and mil
1 on-* upon mil! ons of money, at hd Instant’s notice. The
Wowing from a leading Liucolu journal of Ohio is rather
sigcific nt:
When the Legislatureauthorized Got. Dennison to bor
row three mi'!ions of dollars, it was supposed that the
Ohio hanks would Hy to the relief of the State, her pa
triotic soldiers and the na'ion whose exigence was to b
tee ted hv blood. No men were so wild and devilish in
eyieg traitor—no party now—ail country—life, property,
everything um-t be put at the service of the country.
Now, whatH ave we witnessed * The Governor made
c lia, proclamations, order., aud what he could not do,
Gen. Carrington was on hand to do for him; the Legis
lature passed law.; the people rushed to arms by thou
sands, and all went on swift in the running tide. A*
last the bonds were ready and the mon*y was called for.
Tre Ohio barkers met here last week, entered iuto deep
and solemn eonsultalion and subscribed three hundred
thousand dollar).
THE OLD 8TO< K.
Norfolk, Va., June 19, 1861.
To the Editor of the Day /.’ > :
Si it:—jo int! mouths ago I received the enclosed left, r
from ray lather, <vho ,s at pivaenl m the redeiul service,
n in daily i xpeclcd homo.
Thinking that some of bis strong Soutliorn friend.! may
h uk ilia: be intends remaining with the barbarians, 1
,ive freclv his letter f.>r publication, and believe uii
;ol>c Your most obedient,
Wm. i). Portkr, Jr,
Rccond Ideuteoant of tbe Confederate Array.
3
[copy.]
U. S. Ship St. Mart's, ^
Panama, N G , March 2*2, 18»l. j
My Thar 8m - —You have now arrived at the age of
manhood, and truly you have ahown to me ull that a
father desires of a eon.
Your letter, dated February 20, 1861, has given me
more pleaeute and bappintas thau any other aet cf year
llfo. You have cointnenci d a new iiie in a uotd) wav
i give myself to my country’s tame. God grant that
vou have.
Now, my son, remember that yonr grandfather fought
for wl at you are now fighting for; that is, free trade and
equal rights. Remember that you are from a brave fan.
ti,_a family that were never ki own to flinch from a
cannon-hall gr tutu their bacas upon an enemy. I will
soon be home, and the f. w ycais that are left me shall
be given to tbe wronged South. I regret to hear that
your uncle Henry is with the North, but you kuow ite
oi l adage guys "oirds ot a leather tl ck together." !I
q a degraded himself jeew •«•<»« uy whisky, oons- -
quentlv he ta better there thau wlta us. Give my l&v
t! all,
Mat the hand of the Almighty gu:de you in battle U
the prsver of y>ur rtl ctiou tc f. tber.
(Signed ) W u D. Portke,
Ccmu’g U. S fcbip St. Muty’s, Panama, N G.
[Norfolk Day Book.
CUKiUtsi’ONDRNLB.
Leer f ODH InSTtTlTK,
Athens, Ga., June 7, 1861.
Hon. Hotetll CM—Dior Sir : Enclosed is one hun
dred and iweuty dollars, the coo'ribution of the Teach
era and Pupils of our Institute, to be appropriated f**r
the support of the Government of the Confederate
S'AtCR.
Our desire was to have the contribution made pulhc
■ •nly in the hope that it might be suggestive to like cor
porations throughout our beloved Coiileib racy.
With much tespect, yours, very trulv,
Emma Wrat.
CoSFIDIRATK STATIS OF AFRICA,
Treasury I). partment,
Richmond, June 14, 1861.
.ViI* Kr.ma HVav, Principil Lucy (,'obh Tnititutr,
A thru*, da.: I have the pleaaure of ackuowledgiijg the
receipt, through Gov. Cobb, of one hundred and twenty
debars, as the contribution by tbe Teachers and Pupils
of your Institute for the support of the Government of
the Confederate States.
This putdic acknowledgment is due not only to the
o) j set which your note s iggesta, but to tbe depth of
fe- Png throughout our country which Ilia contiibution
indicates. Whenever the cliildreu are willing to give
up their little means to their country, when the women
ask to Uy their contributions i t its 7 reaeury, tbe In
vader wilt had a sharp answer from tbe rifles of the
men.
Very respectfully, your obedient *r»ant,
a G. Mksvimur,
Secretary of tbe Treasury,
THE TRUTH PLAINLY SPOKEN.
We hflve been furnished by a friend, ears the Peters
burg Kiyrext, a copy of the New York Ait/y Stun. It
continues to avow its s»ntimentt with a boldness which
is truly refreshing, when we see around it so many
striking examples ol a muzzled press and ®t'fled public
sentiuunt. The AVim does uot hesitate to point out to
Lincoln and his unprincipled Cabinet the tb-urd policy
of the task they have undertaken. The expeusea of
Government, now nearly twenty raiPions of dollars a
mouth; the prospect of a natioual debt of suverul hun
dred millions of dollars; the unconstitutional pro/Lma
t.inn of nnr.ial law; the arbitrary and tyrannical suspen
sion of the habeat crpu, and the probability of itntoe.
ditto hostilities with Great Britain, are a1! adverted to
with a pith and a pungency which must cause the corrupt
Government at Washington to wince when th4y read it.
Bcci plainly uttered truths, iu the very strougl.o d o: Lin
colu’sm, where Bsnuett and Brooks rre unplug with
Gre< ley, Bryaut, Raymond and others, to crush tho
Sou'll, if men and money cau accomplish the object, ore
eucouragiug to every lover of cons.itutional lib* rty, ai d
we must indulge the hope that they wil! uot fail to opeu
the eyes of mauy In th it section:
Oa the 15th of Apr1', the President illegally and uq
consti utioually summoui-d aeveuty thousand troops to
arms, to put riowu “rebediou." A li'tie later he demand
td 83,000 men more. It was boldly piocldmed hy bis
oig.ms in tho press that, with such an imint-n e army,
every trace of secession would be speedily swept away.
60 fir frr.ni these predictions having been ver.fi sd, Ten
nessee, Virginia, Noith Carolina sod Arkansas have since
joined the seven B'atea that bad previously withdrawn
irom the Uuion, end Missouri and Maryland arc so dieaf
f. cted that tho loss to the Nor.b of a single decided b <t
tl- will causa them al.-o to cost iu their lot with 'he Soutl -
er.i Confederacy. With ruch an ana of conflict, the
armies ss 'em bled nro p.ououneed inf nfficitnt to cot roe
the single State of Virginia into submission, and to e» ve
ils. It horn iutirin'ultus defeat, the Administration is pre
paring, iu obeds-uce to the outeri.s of the Abolition
presa, to ia»ue a r< q lisi'ion ter still unoih. r 1 unbred
(liousaiid volunteers, a''hough it it not probable thiy
mud be p ithed Southward at Jar at liich•/« aid, even if
then nl' marthaiied to day ton the Suut/nrn Oankt oj j
the Putoinae.
rb< i-xp uses of the Government are nearly twenty
millions ol dollars a month, and if the war continues
must soon be doubled. A national deb: of suViTai tu i
Jn d millions is iu prospect, in luce of au impoverished
country, nud a credit already so impaired that tnon.-y
can only be raised at the m is, ruinous sacr b te. Afar
tial law has beeu unconstitutionally proclaimed, tb -
privilege of the writ ol habeat cat pm has been arnitra
riiy and tyrauuioaily su-peuded, a.id wo are on ttie eve
of hostilities wi b Gre»t Britaia, whose fleets will bloth
«de Northern harbors while opening the porti of the
tfouth, b sides aniilbilaurg our commerce. The Oo.isti
u ion iies become a by-word; security of life and pio
perty are gone, and uotwitbs'inding this hideous reca
l.itulatioii of cridles a d calamities, the cud oi which has
b.-en the hypocritical pr» t< v I-*r them of “ ri storing the
u-.iiy of the it-publb,-’ is further removed than ever b. -
|..re; it has b<cjme, in trutfi, nearly bop-lor s.
1 li industrial classes ol ibe couulrr are surely and lear
r. i._... ...1 .,,.1 /umlu
nation*! ruiu « li be Inc result of the perp tuation of t! e
reign of terior which has recently gagged men's mouths,
erus'ied out tree i-petch, and aim. u to destroy Wc free
dom ol the press. On ’change, in counting-houses and
ni.<uufsccories, in oiunilrat-ses and iu the street, respect
able thinking people are impelled, once more, by she. r
necessity and the law of seli-pietervaliou, to speak, atid
their vote, b are hourly becoming louder and more indig
nant aud determined in behe'f ot peace, and a cesMiinu
of the inroads that are be ng made upon popular IHx-rri.a
atid rights. Sensible llepub.icaus, who,some wc ks ago,
aivocaied civil war, coufess themselves a battled of tt e r
precipitancy, and are endeavoring to atouo lor it by
a-8'..mi. ga bolJ and reactionary attitude. Newspapers,*!*
ditlour.ilv conserve ive.but frightened b» the mob mauiles
uiious ol the middle of April into com iving at aliodtiou
ireason, again venture to declare the truth, and, i>s rep
risen'allves of ihe capital anJ imlu-try o( the city and
countiy, rp.uk with wonted dignity aud ftrmnenf of the
iu.pe.iota nece.-sitv which demands their «ll'orls lo re
store peace. No tfiaiu'-trestt d patriot wiM refrain irom
welcoming the tid that may be derived from such
sources, because ol past moineii'ary weak.ics*. Toe con
duct ot Lincolu ahd hid adv-ters is bsHiemrig the last act
of a terrible tragedy. At Mich a time, when the land is
idling fist drained of its resources, the l.ves of tens ot
thousands of u.lul men arc hii; g offered as a sacrifice to
the Moloch of an iu-ntiable and lauaiical ambition, and
the mismanagement of a lew weeks longer will gte u
plunged into war with England. We devoutly thank
the Ruler of the Universe for every sii gle individual who
may aid iu sw.Ili. g the avalanche of reaction which ie
about to overwhelm Republican mUre’e
Corrup Northern pulilicieus are straii ng evrrv nerve
to closet lie door forever against friendly relations with the
South, l'ney will hasten on aud caibitter thu civil war
that has begun through every device iu their power. It
is the imp rative duty of every good lined), therefore,
to throw oft the re-eive and siiei.ee ol the past, aud to
protest openly and on every occasior, spainst the con
tinuance of hostilities. The Union miy yet be recon
structei . but it cannot be done by violence. Tbo dug
ged determination of the Administration to pic ipi'ate
cd.ision between the two sec.ions is thesoutos of all our
pre-eut dai gets- Will the industrial classes of the Uoi
;ed States lend themselves as iustiuincnts ot iis diaboli
cal schemes* Will they fire tt.eir own bw.kings—de
stroy witb frenaied bands the magn fluent socrinl and
poli'ical fabrekof which the corner stone was o< m-nted in
the blood of their lorelatbees * If not, let ih ra hereaf
ter ihn.k aloud. It they will do so, their voices will
drowu into eil. nee ihecraity dii-uniun utterances which,
tor two months paep, have represented darkness to be
light, and light to be darkm s*.
SYEfUEN A DOUGLAS’ WILL.
A«-w n’l men 4y then pre»cnt*: lint 1, Stephen A.
Douglas, of tbe ci y ol Chicago, and State ot Illinois, in
view of the uncertainly of life and certainty of di-ath.at
such time as an all-wist • Pi evidence shall ordain, do here
by declare and subs tribe tbe following as lay will, whicb
I "desire all persons to respect alti» my death, to-wit:
It is inv wiU tbit my debts shail be paid out of a- y
moneys which 1 may leave, and that so much ol my
piopcrty, real and peisonal, at the discretion of my ex
ecutors, shall be told a» shall be necessary to pay all n.y
debts.
It is nl-o ’.ay V'H ri.-u, after n.y said debts shall be paid,
all tin* rtsidu ot ray property, pernun.1 and real, bImII
be div’ded by niy executors into two equal parts, aud
t,„) oue (Wit luereoi wish im-ioi g vu "'J v»u • u.
Robert M Douglas uud Su p* u A 1> ugh.*, uud ih other
part thereof—Unit it to „v, oq.) half «if all my property,
real and pereoual, mid of nil moneys or debts due me—
-hall belong lo. m.d is hereby declar, d to belong to, my
doar and belov. d wife. Ad le butts Douglas.
It is also uiy will and positive diricl ou that niv Raid
wife shall he, aiul sue is hereby di dared to be, the sole
guardian oi my said children, and that the shall have
the pos^eesioa, control and education of t*.c;n until itiey
-diall respectively arrive gt tj.e ace ot tw»utv-oi.e years,
knott ing Ur to be the best pcrtou in the world to per
form this sacred trust.
n is also HIT will that my wife, Ac'eleCults Douglas, a-.^
my friend audielative, Dan'll*. Rhodes, of Cleveland, 0.,
be and they are her.by duolatid my executors to cany
thi* will into »«eot, and 10 that end I do hereby waive
all legal proe ss aud letters of adiuiniatraiou, aud cis
pens; with any security ou the part of my Sui4 t x*cu
tors and direct that they proeetd and ex-.cute thit. Will
e same that I could do were I alive.
Having thus provided for all my worldly aflu:rs, I 2onc
mu u y soul to Qud; and ask tfce prayers oj the good for
li.s divine Ulesaiuip
Iu te-diinuuy whereof, I have hereunto set ray hand
and seal, ibis 4th day of September, A. D 18S7.
8. A. DOUGLAS. Jsial.]
Iu presence of
S. C. BiuHaq
kiafcv G. Burr.*.
CODICIL AUDIO JULY 80, 1850.
Be it known that I, Stephen A. Douglas, do hereby
add t"S following supplement 'o the above as niv lint
will and testament, to wit: That in the cveut my said
wife shall have any child or children by me, whether
born before or alter my death, it is my will aud dir< c
tion that in tho dis'ribu'ion of my estate, an amount of
property ahull he first set apart and allot'ed to tueh
child or children equ,l to the amount my oiln r children
will receive from their mother’s estate, ai:d that tac nsi
1’ue of my ptoperty, after paying all just d.bts, shall be
divided into two equal parta, and one of said parts shall
belong to my paid wife, to her role u-*e and benefit, and
the other to my said children, bom or to be boru as
aforesaid, invq tal prn[>ortioiis it ben g try wr;»h and in
tention that each child sbou'd inherit a.i equal amount of
pn,petty, without reference to the estate troin which it
shall b« derived.
Is witness whereof I have hereunto set niv hand and
seal at the city of Washington, this 80th of July, A D.
1869. 8. A. DUl'GLAS, (.Seal.]
Iu presence of
J H. Clat Kcdd,
Ellis E. Cots.
“OLD VIRGINIA.”
A correspondent of the Petersburg Express writes
from Jamestown Blind :
I have recently seen two in'eresting relics of former
men and manners, dug up by the soldiers at work on the
fortifications, The first i« an old French musket made
two hundred years sgo; the other is the breas'-plate cf
an at mor. How this latter reminiscence came here is a
Mnf ject of son e conjecture, borne suppose that it be
longed to 0«pt. John Smith, others think it a souv. nir
of Cromwell, brought ov«r bv o devoted roundhead; but
it more probablv b* lunged to Rolfe.who forgot it while he
wls wooing the gentle Pocahontas.
-pOCKBT INKSTANDS at 20 and 30 €•»*• “
J. W. RANDOLPH. HO Wain street has f«r sate at 10 and Wa.,
be beet Pocket Inkstand*, with pens and handle*. is19
THE NUMBER AND RANK op THE OFFICERS Of
THE PROVISIONAL ARMY OF VIRGINIA.
Exkcctivr Depart me nt, )
Jan* 17, 1881. )'
Otnlltmtn of tht C’mvtntii n
I hive the honor to trarnnit a rts'cir.ent of the num
her and rank of the < Hi *r« appointed to the Provisional
Army of Vilginia, prior to it* Inn l.r to the Confede
rate States, in answer to your rtsclutkn of the I5;h in
stant. Respectfully,
JOU.V LETCHER.
GENERAL lOrPtCKRS.
Joseph E Jobpsttu, T T Faustiuoy, Pr gadicr G.no
rala.
COLONELS OP ARTILLERY.
John D Magrud.r.
LIRUr. COLONELS OP ARTILLERY.
John C Pemberton, Samuel Jodis.
MAJORS OY ARTILLERY.
None.
captains or artii.lrry.
John 8 Fat ':dots.
COLOKKU.
William B B’a'r, llenry Hill.
LiEt/r. coLonM.
Andrew Jackson.
MAJORS.
Asa Wail, (Sorgecn), J Pimitfc,(Surgeon).
CAPTAINS.
John M Muury, Samuel II Letcher, Flnn'ng Gardner,
Jam*— Y Joi e., D B Britlg. ford, W C .Williams, Brxd
fute Warwick, 8 Crutchfield, M B nirdin, J P Them,
Junes Kelltuu, (Assistant hnrgeoi), E T D Myers, (Eosi
i eer’s duiy), Conway K Howard, (Ki gincr's duty;, T M
R T<ilcn;t, (Engineer’s du'v), B II Dongleas, E Cuiiulng
ham, (Engine, r’* duty), M McDonald, (Engineer’s duty),
Feo'.t 8! ip, it II Burks, Heijaniio W L.-igb, F W Smith,
Isaac Gr. en, James W Smitfi, Henry k Mathews, (Engi
nes i’s duty), W H Taylor, (Assistant Adjutant Genera),
Ciiltoj H Mni'h, (As-isunt Adjirat t General )
PIR1T LIECTXNANT3.
J G Paxton, P P Slaughter, James Kerr, W B Tabb,
W E H cri.o , It McCiualand, T It Taoiaron J A Turn
•T, J B II r«ie, () C Henderson, 1. J bicith, (J B Horn, r,
U H T. dd, (! M Barton, Wulti r II lay.or, W E ‘Juisbaw,
It P Carson, L \V lteid, A J Giigsby. W F. Fife, C I,
Lun “len, J H MoirLou, E 8 Hutt.r, Jr, George
A T o-ntou, Joseph li Clienowitb, Geo’ge C Dick
inson, Wi ‘iiru H Morgan, T T Faiinll rov, K L M .urv,
li W Cox, K D Noland, J B Cocke, G !e« B Cot kc, >. G
Lop, i'-igeaut F M .mi, 0 A Davidson, J W Oringan,
A It li It nson, (himl.a RichardrOD, LjnisZmmer, K B
Vf irye, John (J ftf .ynard, Kdmnnd Goode, t! G O ey, J
W rddi ll, W It VS lurch, a i, Ogie S ain , H T jdcr Tuck* r,
J 15 Urockeiibrongb, Henry Uuuter, Luw.s Rai.do.pti,
T M Semror, Oecrge II Sin h.
SECOND LIEUTENANTS.
J IT Carpenter, A S Sco'.t, W I, Wurpfield, J T. Toe’i,
N C. Hammond, G Buck, J Uambrick, W Oveiton, \V II
L p comb, W J) Howard, George Thornton, W M Pal
mtr, (J D Parker, K M Mayo, W It J jups, K li Logan, W F
Ncin’ey. r, W U Biowne, J m-s Dc.cieg, II. D. Twyuian,
K. 8. Ktuney, VV K Gibson, J .me* 15 VVa-hington, VVm
1} Waller. Th in.** P Tuner, Frank kasi, H V/ ti titrta r.
It L W: liams, VV K Tavior, W K Paik K M Moirison,
VV II Bray, W A Snuin, VV Giegory, C G L.wsou, K S
i je t, T It Du. n, J Ueth, .1 VV H u k, T G II irt, II
Ldobianc. J. A Douelisj. II M Slaih. w< Robert .1 Al, K:.
iowney, Hugh li Lee, Augustus Bailey, Ah-xandtr
lim-ver, Win I’ Thompson, John L-'gvi, Lawrence
,'ha i', J W McCarty, J M Paytio, Fta>.k Garter, Philip
l, Hurwell, K K A: eu, E U Montague, J U M*y, W 1’
I ) ey, William f) Porter, Jr, Henry 0 Alien, John I,
Morgan. T 8 Joies, T E Ja< k.-on, Wood Hu!ii;i,
L-, J. K TyWr, Toouias Rowland, John (J Uittingp,
W E Kemble,- John CVniJrry Tailor, J hu Taliaferro, L
H Dunlap, J it Giutnp, W N Bowling, U L Poore, W G
I urp 3, li T D uifia-s, D I. blackfnrd, A 8 Pendleton, J
H Gifucr, Jr, J li 'Imp, Jas Brrikctir-J e, J R D'yan,
Win Bernard Voreu.t i, John Priston, Jr, Cbailes Davi-,
L wis Bur*. 11, W J Paekird, H G Fairfax, M L Puwtll.
J P Cressp, Edward W iil-jughbv Audi-mm, Robert Pi g
■urn W.lkur. J H gworth. F M Huidoth, M G 8 hleo, Wm
It Mv. rs, (Eng o. r’s d> t ,) F a k .8 Ih beinoi, B \V
II ymoml, A 8 N’ormeiit, Julian Fairfax, Charles E Yrat
nan, K A Hem pie, John W Carringmii, Jig W Prgrani,
It T Daniel, Jr, J ill Jill h-, P N Page, T J. ir rsou
I’a Robert 0 A'kinson, J H Oi niuhtrUyne, J 11 Haiu,
1 T Ni IT, Thomas M-sscul urg, (> il B tts, Win F HU> k -
none, (M.irvLi.d briir.de,) Kivin Barbour, CIV McDou
dd, Thus B Huniiltoti, William M Hopkins, E G Kobii.
■o '.Jr, R li Davis. Pon har-tii It Gink, Tno» 8 BTuikor,
IV iu F Oolemar, H-.tbert Bryan, J f Go wan, Garden G
Ashton.
COLONILS OK C IVALKY.
R II Chilton, R 8 Garnett, (Adjutant General).
lieutenant colonels ok cavalry.
R S Ewell.
CAPTAINS or CAVALRY.
Lunsford Lnrras.
COLON ki.s ok i.ioiit infantry.
Daniel Ru»;b!s, G I! Terre-’.t.
LIEUTENANT COLONELS Of LWBT INFANTRY.
ThoaJorlan, Joseph Heldou, Henry Ue'h, Simuel B
Anderson. Geo W Lay, A!geri.ou 8 Tayl jr, J E b Stuart,
Itobert Johnston.
{majors ok infantry.
W E Jouei.
CAPTAINS OK IKFA.MRf.
J B 3 A’exitidcr. V/ F L-e.
must lieutenants or ixkantry.
Joi.n Carg'li Pegruni, H W Ilooe, W Hays Otey.
SXCONO LIKL'tKNASTH OK INFANTRY.
J W Daniel.
Plant Swnbt Potatoks. —It is not too li * yet to
plant sweet potato slips. One of the ti e- vie <ls of | o
.itocs we ever saw was from slips tel out mt e idHth o!
Jane. We h iv known good yii-Ms from them '8 h-le
is the 10:h of July. Kvrrytnii.g that men can eat,
which can be grown on South- rn soil, ought to he libe
raily planted and generously cultivated now. Our foI
litsr.s, who are expected to light and wb our bitths, art
inti tied to tlis labor Rt the bauds of tcogo wlio rem-if
jehir.d, ei'.lier from iud'spos'tion or inability to go. L t
jot th. ir j 1st expectations and dcFerta be disappointed
—./tint* n Whin.
I'm-: n:u st\ i.i:c'A.’»ipnc:s»J»TKAii
3v ni*»i« tnifO'liat lnp!»vvm«ij'.i lathi*
1 ^maiofiii'y rev'y k‘ th«* f+r’y j*«rt of r *xt work. I In
A\r l , lcitrr»lml U* cal! aa«! exAOitnn for tbcttatWsa, on ! h*.v
an.; ffumpktcd for cxhll itl n.
The lmp',,>vfrri»iit coihiittk la a vertical M:*gs whloii csllrrlj d!«
»i*i»Rr« with the c-ftlrr 1 **.
Alt who have ta^uilnj J It *ay It 1i the s'mphfl aod twit BH or
*a»up |Mt)yoi • that ran bit mad6
Tfcot* who purcha«H b«f jrr thlj '.mpn.f&TaCtt wti Bade, ran
lave the Ling* alucbed, by return tg tbeiu to my itoxe, riucut
:o*t
F. 9.- I hate spoiled for a piteni for the above.
I have -Uo kle»* ChnU an<t(,’.r'p Tab’*”, tte f rie.
myiC R. 0. HO fioTemor B*fat
UKILAT UAlMxAl %S IA tml GOODS
SHOE.-, Ao.
SPKOIAI. notice 1o the city an l coui.»'F p*oj!i la watt of any
G ion, would dj well by vailing at No. UT Ma’n (tract,
HaFlry a vef.r Urge dock of Print*, L-iw.ia Jarcai v», Orsan
dln. p uo aal figured b rrg-c b a k ul CvUic-l fillke, Shaw1'
tnd mantilla. rl, a;bed and brown Shirting end Sheet.rg, 0*»(I
mere* and Kentucky Jeanr, 'trlprd and rij.n.ath- for t/eo and
i-rvanta; Ladlrt’ kfcraseo, K> I and U«:f-.<.t-j 8I'"-(,
Ml «*’and ()h;ltlr»o‘* Phuva, cf er.ry a le ord C|tulitv linen
and C >tV -h fnu.da, for men and toy;; La diet' mis and Lile Thrderi
uln»i* at 12 recti; Mltia at K74* tc SO cu: LI .ca !><• m. a1 it
cant*; Mah L'lieo VS, 1)71$ aid SO ceota; -'arao I. plain
and (trlped, at 76 can'*, i*»ia* Ceubrlc and Jaconet Mutlir.,
pink, blue ac.| tfhtlc Ta-let.n, at aatonidt ng low p;1r«a, the fin. a;
Casibno work e.1 Band* and C.llan, at coat. All tfcec good,
above, and a great oiany, loo r.cnirroua to mentl n, I ofi-r or
tale, without charging auj more, ((they w«re bough' before'hr
bar I time* had o - uiru. ed, be careful Cut! you come to'he
iglit -vim, bo. *1 Main street.
nygl JOJIPn TRAITS I.
BOOK! AM) HIAGAZINS FOR TUI
soMHiK-t wrraocT prick.
T W RANDOLPH, 12 Main etr.fi, h*. a largratock ofSoeth
(I . ern L terary Meatc g-r, DeHcw'a Southern Review. Harpe ’>
Magazine, Putnam’. Monthly, w'ackw od, .'orth lirltt.h L u4.<n
Qjarteily and mary other magaglnat, oeeldr# aeve-a) hundred
v.lome# of light l.teratare, which are olferc.i to the .IbUfa-e will
out money or pr'ce. “F31
tJflATMf-H ORADGKN Ac,—On hand and fur gale, a
N large Itork of Graet, Grain atd Clover Scythe*. Ai(0, Grali
Cradle*. Sited with. Blade* complete.
„,j3 _SMITH, RHODta A GO.
nv VIS.- 800 Todd A Bon'( Sugar Cored Kamilr Hama, for
•ale br nil>_HJ>LKASANT8
Hin;v iiii ofif.—hO^kpr nnd nbe Cou,'try cured Bacon,
for (Aio'by JOHN N. GORDON A KIN,
jr, 1 sth tine:,nrar tho Exchange Hot;I.
CKO'S JlToUfiCS KtOT'H — t FKW UBLV
of Rowland'* bri.rJ In at.re, and fur (tie by
BK'uDRf A vfILI.CS,
TOV )t Cor of 14th and Cary.
a r'/^TUlflf i Lb MLACK FEAN, In etor. and for
A t)VI (ale by
W. H. PLKASANTS.
IitONTAINK*’ liOLIlr'KIKD CRRAM OF WILD FLOWERS—F>;
1 Shaving noth.lng can be in,-re aatla'ac'.ory. For the ablutP :
of Infanta, preventlog eruptiona, Ac., It la a-ipeidor to any ctAe
nap lotion or ccametlc. yortaiebv _
W. PaTKSSON A CO , Druggla'a,
(gpig 1S6 Main Street.
B ICO!! 1 K 4 CON.-12,000 lb* country cured Bacon, Ho.
^ Round, 'for »1. by ^ A SON.
MANIPUI.ATK«» GUANO AND OltnllltD PI.A"
g j{K.—80'W bagi Manlpul*«ed <1u.no, of our • n pr-pi.
my 90 ___________
BBAT BARG .INN IN SILKS.
son yard* Cheek SUr. at W and TS cent*.
fiOO Dree* P»ne'n( Rt-h fillk* at 019, |15 and ♦*).
100 Rich Silk Role* at $t0 and lift, w-rlh douul* th* money,
00 Rarexe and Organdie Robea at half price.
l.OOt yard* Brrrge Auyl.l# at 19 V c-nta per yari
Rich Fmhroldrred . nd Printarl Berege Anglal*.
BrooheOLalll. * and V.gamtdqule*. , ..
Plain Crape Balae anJ Berege at SSeenta, worth 87)^ ana SOeentr
Por bar.alur In all etylei of Draae Or.od,, call at A Mala (tree'
,p#_CHRISTIAN A LATHROP.
(VAR N NIKA I. —S00 Boaba a prim, freah-erouod bolted C w
J Meal for eale By_ R B fiOMRHVII.I.K A CO
BACON.—Rica Country Cured Baeoa for M’e *y . __
JOHN N 9CRD0N A BON,
| jell 14th itreet, near Ike Bxuhaaf* Hetah
- - - - — — - - - *•1 • •• s
N’lW Til UTAH IT Woll U A.
J W. KA .JM1LPII, ;«J Ma't. <Rr*rt,
M»« fort*!', Dav'i'Trun * '* W*'.ii.i $1
William’# Military T *t nook "ho
Bu itirlu'a fc cnea of War, or Tactlca for < Scan ;f In'entry.
Cavalry, and Artillery JRe
Bnckhnlta'a Infantry Camp Duty, Field Fcr.ICcrt'en »r. • ( tat
Defence Me
McCI-llan'i ReyuUttone and Instruction f r Cavalry la llm* i|
War**
J-ffer.’Th»ory and Practl a af Naval flannorv I ,?fl» an r1 ’
HOOKN JI.NT I’( HLISIIKIt And it . rr t ' y
A MURKI*. VI We"t*ir*.i
The Satlr Cion !-a Itr.nthr-n 1a!» with N. ribern ccc ni.i.ia By
U.a author of "The BoutJet e Vlear n' at--r*- • -;a
aut b Ojraphr Letter a and Llatur ttn.tl'l o’ Mre PI. ;sl
(Thrale)—Kdltrd with trofr. and an li.trodnc'nry account oI her
life and wrltlru By A. bay ward, K->| |1.<M.
Vol fch Macaulay’* Kiyland, Bvn. * 1 1*
Tlte C.oeaed Vat., cr, Uaaall. A rtr.ry of tsodtrn tl’e By Wilkie
0 II'..a, author of’•The Woman In White." Ci.tt. fl.l* P- *r
*1 "0.___ _ _ hj.U
rililtk 100 PACK.tflR«,0. P. Imperial >’d<M n«. fr.rit » by
X th/rU Wkt. WAJXAUX BCNB.
~/t HAt.X PKt l'l lt, Pimento and (tlnver for rale by
0\J icy/5 *». WALLACKBCNB
Vlltf.lMk HOW It: KNIVP.N.-Wa.Fer fart tale a
quantity of tbit furmijable weapon, atrlctly of hoc.* mrna
facture, at whulraaie and retain
m m>20_MfJTH. RHODRB AOO.
KldOldVIl IKON AND NIKKI* U4IIIKI.
'»»•» << n. B ir Iren, all >(*•*.
1*0 bundle* B Reiie-r.'r and »qe., do.
I'M no half rde—1»M bundle* cm
100 do Ruyey M *e| Tier* - Ha. e lion.
Railroad K o* Btev, ail -Itre.
Hand, Ha-op, Bcroll ar.d Tot trad Iron.
Puncntd U»,|,a'i a ra.
Pun. licd Buckets lor Cotton Bab a.
For cal* near .ha P«.anbury brl 'y*.
_J«H—Ini___ JttirS lil.'NTrt
1,.*. >111.1 KI.Ol K, In tarrela and bay,, of flu and UN Ike.
X • rob, joas received end nr aale 1>F
iryM imilM
Gf LN SHOT WO If NON. Turf Oil la the rn.,at a, .if
T beAllny i|.ir*Ua.n for |*n abot w„ui dr !c Ui* wo.ld d-.
I .fanned inly by IXJVk A CO., lirupyftU.
j _n* •* R ebnmnd. V*.
j f >01 OON A a*USAS KB.-dual received.direct from (ar ape a lot
m3 hf superior Bnii yb* Baureyra, for aa e by 0 CKt.’Z,
nr** No * Rluhane* Mr. -
1,1 Ctrl 11.— I'd blda Klvanna i*..perflnr Fh.ur,
X ike. d, do k.tra do
Ido do City Uilta Buper. do
1(W do do ti'rl do
(W do Mckena do do
*” do Fine do
RecetTcd and for tale bv frobiH MONT A JAMFB
INDIteO,—A supply of ke t quet.ty Indiyn, J.i*t r .rlrr.l at I
for toe’; tt PKrhJuQ. 1 ft* , I’r.iyyl-t*,
jel Ih* tlrlii atr.rl.
I>L« k <i 11 NTlrKT |for CtvalryapAPtfli* ry
J > Nr T \ lr-r-. — Just ICClIred a lot o’ > M ... T lay'i.ra
etude Bu.'k Uauu.kla. WAlKIS.’i H> KI.S.N,
Jet IM klnl. (treat.
^HBKItV tf. * It II1 A l< A ir.oat dellrlnn* > everaye, aulta
O ble f i hot we*' bar, r-ade to (Jeru-auy. For .* 'by
0 (Ilf 4NZ,
my No ,J Ka hahye Jlirvk.
IfAMLI.t HOPK-- In aloe* an I 'or a»l- a . at.. k
ivi are ..ted X, ‘r ’a. 1,1'a, l». I X A.l-I 'f i rrln-l
an-rtar, by lor »0) nXII H. r.ilir: ' • o BO
N’ O’l HI I - l': u rtb.er na'.lce, we tktll aril our Goods only
for caa h, < i d I vaicnt.
. * km i m purer i eo
Ne w Xl(|lc truly < Ridtlcail.
IA M fiow * <®r*rr of If •• ®i» re * t 1^, tlilffi rill
be u««d eitlier mi d bed f r nod r. n »e Mh4 !o fo I »
•innit t orn.t It can I r If cw?r1e*l uiidcr ih# arm « fB
e**rt of iht auaiy and *U«?m are i»»|* ctJui v Ir fbed ro ra'i ar«!
...m'r. ft.eh. I a;..,l,LVy.n Kll. I f.U’r b.r fa' rrtfwr. g ,
aud cola. h. IJ nOWE.
Orevinr it., between At ■.'» ar d Fra: . I.h, and
nt 16 1*J*h I* , between Main and Franklin, • |*. Cap. fc^e.
- kilt X »* e PAKAFiM! \V A X t IMILKVA a«»
and btanl ful article. fui • ile by
at 1 WM WAU.ACt P0S8.
IkliAN. lie Mubvle Black Peal, fori le
r ' - ' »». H m i win
TTaj "i Site kef)Nad, a f r, Loaf, row bTtuD f Comi
I ’ *a * hL'OAR. foreaioby
, WM WALUriFOm.
Kirii.—.00 Beg* pi line RIGA, Jmt recoiled from Nortt C Mo
lina, lor eaie b>
•n* 1« wnwnwn IkAVFNPABT* OH
ST 11 K 114 OB * . IMI Stick U N 1* anal axil,
and other brand*, for eaie ly
nyll R B BOM PRVII.LK A CO.
A n Ml li t n t l .k'tt- ii ir Baba > m4 Jarvla’
a\_ I*laa •—In *tore and fur i aie iy
my Si S B FGMFrVirj E A CO.
FA3U*>f ft.—ft) bb’j bopeiBLe Fi. ur, for "ale
mvSd WM H PIRtPANT*.
(10*1* rOX KOPR, I if
J lent*, for eal* by
j-6 K tNT, PAINE A 0.
* 'OtTiviik RlSl tfuiiTm I LIT Mill* mr
h - tale by JOHN N. GORDON A M<».
IFmv
VDAFIANIINII All) UIRNAN WAX « a!*
ille*. In whole and half bore*. fn» ei.le hr
y us n. gobd n a eon
t7\, t’f'tN AX!) HIM PiR.—JuM recnred a eui r
IF rlrr lot of f'ountrr Cnrrd H-eon. rr.* Fount, alao. a*v t e.
lot of No. 1 Family R e Herrin?: Biafk Aye Pear, for aa.V ai low
u the market will afford for carh.
Ftvp-iON J-INTF. Aje-t,
mvlR _Crt.tr Main and k h Mi rot.
WAV tali A OOVfvKN.
WAIAR OOOi.RkF.
WATFR COOLPffR.
Cl.areoal Packed thaler Ol'lere, < f al’ *>**, of our own male,
and taporli r w all othcri. kcccure,* home on r. n f * etor a. Cali
«l V- SI r a !■ v UN Pottery,
tpif Corner ltU and Cary n' - el*.
w \^ yr:n,
j HANDS, V) wort on Over Coafi, Jarkele at I Petti, Ira
•yT’Nci.e need apply but tf.oee aecmtomed to -hat kind of
work, (ai »l * M Ida SMITH,
H ilt HI > ’e T(rTKV“J W Kardili.lt hia 'nr eala,
ai ♦! 13 (nr II H) t y mall) a new • dllli n of fTar.’re e Ta. tl a
with plate" Al n Kuckholts *«trt.re of War, rr taellre ’or itHrfra
o f u.famry. caTalry.and art llery—16 er.'e f errhol'e Infi city,
Cane Duly, Ftald. Fortlf nation^ and Cieaat Pwfarea- Car rente.
APPlUk.-Joetraoeltad a lot of Maaeie'a idea Apple*, of
yarlone kind*
r,rf n fTVT A J A anw
£->51110X5!, lUVRM’DHT * <
j UPFKK Poll S4UC:
600 earki “HlbbertV* Ixt i >n Porter. dWaal treaa»t*tlia,
6-’»a> but. "Pv Martina’* halt, lultabit —"***o w»*i ,,,4
pur,
Sax: baler Ci«»r»,
100 e.are ”p A Stick Llenrfoa,
Cat. pV»r. Gunpowder and Black T.a», wf ear own liuunila
tlon,
170 cate* Preferred Ginger,
lOUUpkgt. Flie cracker*,
1IA) key* Super Carbonate Fnda,
IiNiO lb*. Torq la peace,
60 t-n* R» k Sa t,
IP 0 > ha.i ManlpoUted f-uano,
1O0 biakebi lleblalce Wine,
160 d a in Bucket*
Pi re Jan.ml.-a Hum,
Madeira. Sherry and Per*. Wise,
UeDii'rrey branny.
Claret Wl~e.
M act and Pepper,
16 bblr. Vo rgar,
Letter Paper,
_ Snap. _ m*ll
pOLLill’ikls ItUMKkiV /Od UVdPFPSiA AND CHklF*
l MO tllkasil.—lhlg cmany Iy cobttilently offered le> ibe pab
lle under the belief tha.lipoeraMr* now- rein the ahore r-toplalr la
"Rpolor to any medicine whlck ha* bllberto been brought to ti e
'or about sixteen year*, and 1 ao rest, red tn hundred of
p-rsrnt In thJs tit/ who were .bought bi be Incurable. Prepared
end Hid b/ • J V DI'VaL,
apll C< raer Main and llilh streets.
PILLS, CADI’ AM> MIR i 14 STKML. - Wo Inn m
ham' a tend iMniariit of tbe above (j-.i-Ii, lo trbicb we In
vito the tlUiulOB of Haunt teterrr* gi-perally
inj2 i Still it, RUDDS* A CD.
PIC HillK FRAMtFS.-We keep conMtntly a Varied
aa 1 large *tn r.r of oval and tqiarr. pl.'a aa! ornae*on
I el fit Tie*, aad trill utAu to nrdei any desired •'■bo AH cider*
entrusted to at will receive prompt attention.
nil RATTrtw a rn.
mhjTt 14* Main otr-H.
* XLPN, AP9IIX.S. HOLTS *«• — Welnvuo Mioat
IK teall'io of Cert acu Wago i Makers to . nr *tcek of ti e tbovo
Goods, Prlag very c&mr.ltl-. Axiet aktorlrd ft-u > >, t,. nirrpee.
oMi I rf, KimOrS A Ci).
WAS'lilt PROOF CLOAK*.—I havejakt rtcoivd a
larw qnar.tlly of Water Proof ti.icJo. from • tilth 1 am
asking CLOAK* tollable for that wrtror blaak.ta alto Banket
Clolb for c.b/p aervl*. The lerrlce In *»i' tan either purchase
tiem read; made or bare them made to nr'er at hr
Military Ciodilrg ktopiibim,
lit M, n Street,
j,15 WM. IRA »wHH._
UCKHKKHY MRNNBmr II R A N I) Y- va
rious vintages, for tale by _
ap 1ft—tw PIWLOP. MOWCPRBA CO.
LUmiliY FLOITR.— A Ire.h supply of Paces’, tuperlor
P family flour, just received. for talc by
Jrnv «■ i> n-MKht l.I.E A CO.
ILirrARV FATlT^I K SH.RTS.-M ary r»
llguc Hliirts. of blue, Grey aaJ Red flanuel, mvoi-factartd
. - nrtlre bv* f»pt*1 « » 1 FftlMB * t»)L
rat PRY OFFICFIl ihouM *>uy a copy of Putvb" fi’i »e'
d ence of W«r There It more saleable ;rfcrirttlrn ah at Hil
ary matte.». than can be fount in any ti er book for a.I* by
Jyl J w RANftOI PH, t«1 M,ln St.
A LCOHOL AND IIFBNINO FtCW.-i frtih
i\ lujtly. now In Ho e and fur iale by
" yi W. PaTf «80N A CD,,
jt44 IRUM-Io Heuet
J tXT'UAf T OF JAR A It A UNI- tit, ' r -t - r ll. f
Id of Dytp-pt,4. CLolnt Dtarri u-.t, P«ln and nnvev're » if F.a
U much, a blr.g from beat of the Weather nr chtn>e vf Wa er,
•repared auOautdby W. PaTeR8*v* A C
j 24 HA If do Street.
WOOllitN PIPFS.—Wooden, MetO-litum, Pewbalso
and fancy (tcriaun Pipet fo- tale by
W. PaTaliSON A CD.. IlrurglsU,
j-14 lb-. Main 8F>et.
WRITI.yT; PAI'I.U.
FAMES WODDHOL’SP A OO., purcharej, Just previous to lh*
present blockade, theU-gest end b-»t MneO a/
WRITING PAPKK
-hlchthry hwe ever bed In itore before, embracing f oltcep,
e ter, Nile, Demy tnj wtedlnm paper*, of vartoosauailtlss, wMeb
Id be sold at their ntuel price*.f-r calf, •» 4* vtrietly prompt
uttomei*. pay kbit lit July »n»airg. _ . .,
Th -y have a'So on hand a good stork of utfiar gtaUunery, to
-ther with every deacripli n of W.nk •»*'•/ kep for
al*. . _
* IVFHI’OOLFINlim^ v«*
1 i 8ALT, per tblp Hiawatha, In J‘“'« dr**i ,r,ra L Tw
^ **'U t7 fOMUWP. PAV) SHIRT AOO._
rvuaw kiaNNKL AND BLIlK CLOn».-Ju*t
' t"^I» d a gwd7u" ly Of lb* above, and n large bd of mill
y good* generally. WATEfNs A fICRLRN.
100 " tv**-»»‘iZSZLjinX’ ■
l ,«,!»««■. *'-e'r- "AWlSfloM St”

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