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‘ | vo, _ jB RICHMOND, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 2i), 1861._NUMBER lfl,).
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~.A O N l> W li 1 (-«.
| MILLINERY FALL TRADE, I860,
I r .^4 o call *:wv:oa ** *f No. 109 Main
t v**.b co Ini.Hag No. Ito
| K'' l' * “* “SrOTSWOOD HOTtL."
t -IU ».J Itb tlrevU, ,a.*e 1 hat i'.’pvelu »,b!Mt»U.'|
* r‘k'*#‘ HTIMXFRY GOODS
Ml1 r*» i-M • heretoft)’,, t'MUtlncor
^ > « ai''-*. R a *. Klbb-'a,, Pn*ch
.. K t.n. P 1»: •. U.1V
* ^ * n»« 0»a»,94 IVilla.9 «j4 :•:«»«, la
'1U,1U||' ... Ra-t>«* i 4 T*»*. be , !a »I »tyfe»
•l « ■■ ,• SI P iff P-Ulre**. I • '.'-•ebefeo
: 1. . ' sl.-t I **, ,f*P k'e4», 13 lb, l»\^t f*ab
’ .... .t • »« j w<» price*. bll .r<4rr, wl'l rootle* pr-iopt
a. R aiiUM
H SPRING TRADE. 1861.
HATi. CiPS A.M> STKAW GOOI®.
ROBT. I.. r>IGRiN802l,
tee****** »•
B1N.*V.<», DICMNNJN A WEHIflKK,
WOHJln'ia, Tb.
lit* opce Mil !a »<or*. * fall *n.t Ootcplol, liouk or
II BATH.
CAP*.
i-i.i frm»w soona.
Q, v., ;e*t *94 •,-*» f*eMoa»*-l, Ht1**, wfc'e*. will be eoU »t
. . . f. » » -
r-% .. , f h«. a .* mxl >e*|>*elfuujr •ul.-lleJle c*M
•«J •»*»■•«* Vis- w v-..
T||9 lft \i:\ II %Tfl 111) CAPS
n via **r +e. »: the ihorWwl notice.
t m :. tmi ll ;o their I? torrit to onU got) es
L.f »i*>* k fcafor** i u i haaioe
a SPRING S-VI.ES
OK II k I > A % II i % I* S .
I a<z*or*»fT>anl of M %TS *u 1 CAPS »©r the Spring *rg-,e in now
.‘1 fi.'.r*. i*»* * » «• 4 •' *!. * v»>l co' ri of (tofl
* « N hk'o, ?i'% »»* >CoMtmerg unto, u4 * (ral tgriety
ft* r.-w <Vb,»j4 tgghor.* *»* I Hig* li«u a r*«i fgr.-t?.~
A o. ^ k b*T -.: tgrit of friot'rKteu'f f-i-nUhieg foo«U. l‘»
fb ftli 4* sr%*«mg C i»e*, I * . Me . *'! »r xnf of whtan gill he aol«t
o At c' tr.-iai nit any nt!-«» . *t bt Uhner.l in thedty I net
. . t. ' .i
JOHN THOMSON
Hi) i* N>‘ I lii •
8PU1NG 1HGL
SOt THLta HAT MAM »■ AlTORI.
ESTABLISHED 15533.
f|V5h *ab*cr»b*r re»i*e lfully In>»:*• the atteo ,
J r .n of tre %••»** haet.* .»f t 'wlttla, a: d 'ioeth
C '■ % U th;* extr - re it* ck of r!* , vd and
f e i: ■ M 4r»«»far*.Mr-«l Hal* lHsrchnserf will find
tit t*— r tot****? *o cal %’ s hoa.**, pre* to
i •. ***ar.r.jr n<» *xp-n*e r p*.n* o keen the
4 jiherr Tra !e at the South Good* *o:d in th?* H >iue will be
warrant*.* |r* *om;»are f**orao!y, lo quality aod price with f» o Is
oa*!nf froo a. * *the« raafeek There will be found w?l the qua-t
it-, of WOOL, PTfc an l sU’BAW 4.1T4, from the low-at price
&e*ro hat, to th* Aaett quality f *r yentleRAen. Alec, Boys’ and
Children** ftata and caps of ai *re iee and Styles; and Ladles*
K ilni lials of a 1 the ewi* >us qualities,
Phr.'b Atc'f wlL do well t* rail *ad exercise.
st Mehtw—d. ▼*
lxSGi. »eS«NU THAU*. 1SG1
i:i.i.i:tt a m kimuek,
mam HiTl Rlilt'A AID WHOLESALE DIALS IS IS
lint-, Cnjns an* l Straw Goodst
No. 14T Has «»*•***. f'*r • ▼* Px *uamus Best.)
iki ilWtMtf, Pd,
Here re-»dw wad a*e now . C^rts* to the Here! an»s of Vlrtfn’e,
*to t*> ' a-ollna and Teno*s**ee at p1 -css to *uH the time*. a cum
; e. * of Bpr.nff aid furndf' G da. which for * artel* wad
. jiff ws w ewll ks
*
BLLHIT k
ni oi k it.a:
SOUTHERN MANU^TURES!
n* * < y ' » - * • <*•> *ds.
w h al i g’ jC w m r*or« fpe tw m ** *n thetr actual wnrth.
i rj§, 4 x;s \sh % w \% itohich at’ipih x
* •
, . « rwlher aid ether leslliwi
•t »'
,.r ufere been ade to Virginia, tl sir Mill w lk.
X
• > -1 \* • - * v OTdS«f ft f tWT'ekw, ftrsw lo4
; 1 , . . be*
s ,se A*MY
•1/ f f«nta H 1’taiy
l . „ -••..*•.■. i * . a
t - *
l ttripula d»a*.e and < oaU«J tedrater* *u *1 their
f '
' -
c»j t8 . .^c^eaullf** dii^ws. hlv.\-ts. lo
• 41(. • i** rr-jf u.*on ewer? • <* e of (JooJi manufactured
K, . .»*.•«'••• -it t
v * . * ■ w *
LkWLd i>. tlJtWhiBH.lW, YrosIdetL
OtH « P ViTCWaLL,
J .■ II JlujrxiiCt,
5 x». Ru(w«,
\, 4(ni, f.r U>» Ml. af th. O..o.l* w.naftotnr.J b» «*» Cr»i.
,x ,, * rn C-.ib>»'.T f K.- h<a.i»i. V. . ». h.«. ...» om kuA
, , I . ■ » i D»«bl«
M %J tk. 4i.il Ci ..••». b«». ••• 4 Wt *! #»« luln 4«'l
t . - . i : ■•.- .f 4 I •«•
• x |, 4*r «M4 ! . I. ■■ t » Ic 41 t4.r |i.lcM 4.J
, t*. .atl-i c.tti -.<•* i 4*. lh» rntorprl■» will t»
.• ,| i tn&.'jit OASh^diW 4 lh)„ lcn‘1,
iSa w * - ' v«
BI>ILRi<M"’I< Ii.f b.'* I'.wxr4, .j*
ri xil ta .'uopoa, w b« h.ii .f
1 • TH W 4 WCI.KI »T A OO.
8 1 fi.OOO.
..-4.4 •.
CLOTHING!
ABB
C4<‘nt.-i’s Funn^hins^ (^ooaIm.
I F*>8 441.1
I at cont roii <’ a9ii,
I To til4 ii lii'll* Mock.
I ... ..... u., k , ..i.i(■ .-it ih* or prl^orto o!T-rth.
I ^ # •*<>*• ®*,Mo***» tt*
I - s*o~irtt*2* kti .* n? Ih -byoortu V.it %n p« ?UcpI lo
, ... .1 . ' t »i' -r I!.* M»«fe
I ,, , ., J,.|, .1,, w:Vii . bf.a lax ala or amid ot- mb*. and C*
•
>r-». t’>«t* I< e-h'o Paata Marathi m *-tta
Prj.« lo r»a.-r Ca»» F*nU *.U do
Auaua*»C,al* Caaelmrrt V**W Carhmara do
ALSO,
... O •*,** Oniar*
I>r»« It ch* ■*-•* Mat
HaalkerfcUk M.avla. Pcar.N
A teleetad at the t«al matk-u *>r X»ta!l Trada.
vxxcnants
V • p ■ t* * fit, *or Pprftis ptrcbun a*a InaKed to an etatnlna
i «, ut ■■-. «n •« mad*. ar.d««cP*r Uj*o« In
do.- -Be-.a for me’pa: p ie of raiAiua money
W h. rCPNAV. Aront,
uyf *••!., k"*t
CRENSHAW CASSIXKKKS
xi i:t ii i; k !’». i.** *■%**: n x: it x:s.
vvrxt; wtusTsui cassimkrks.
M 11 .LKK'S (’AsSSIM ERES.
. l ..1 AoultirrH n « mtiltat lu r«-, now in band aad wtll
t*a>.i l » . Mr, in Ui* lal-ai abyl*. eil'**f»r
CITIZEN OK MII.ITAKY WKAK.
IfBamhetlhlt i* a Pm1 hem Masnfattora of l-n* aiandlng, (11
« , ,
► 4 » man *•. Ih- haGoee*.. i* < aad Aue»»f •limhtd
,. cti*J ..iv* * It-' /-*"«d*»■•*'**• ,1 CkUar my
► . I «.i •<* ia« batln-e* aid an mlng It can (!y* U>* eastaa
• -s-a*,, ■ o* t;.a; bn el* l£*
Ca. the ,».-£« and N«» Shore, bat »M a'.aaa,
1U Main ht eel,
_. , WM IX* tMr*,tr
)v a Ii ... -f .-..-o' * l»- M«V*. w ■>*•»•»
I . lha.. a .< c ' *r • i ■ II In* «U •! »»*'-• a.-- a* from
A » U- ..I .Soniach and Eoe*lt Por •»’* *y _
•jt yirn art nr.,.1*.
1MI. h|’K’V< TKAOK. InuI.
SHAFER, IIaT-SKV A CO.,
HiNl'P AOTUKKKS AND DKAlRM IN CLOT HIM®,
11«> Main St.. Richmond, Va.
fdl If vl*-.t *n of r.«r*bar'* fa ra’ad to a nee aad well aaiact
I alaaa • ta*nl *f . FKING CYorMNG n. op# le£ *or tba
b.rf r fS’aKfhO G. >0ita *r*it arltt*. A *a ' * rttpeeb
, >MA»«X. HkldET A CO.
BOOTS AM) SHOES
WESTON .V WILLIAMS.
No. Ii Pearl Street,
MICBXVSD, VA.,
11 iTl jaat r*e%!t*d a f» . and earn?!* • aaaortmaa* »f
11 no ora aad tiiow
A :a tad to tfia p-*t*at latict, a *4, It a .-t’A on to tir)' l*T* A Ad
N oi - .* ,W , ,f XaOt* a £*oda, ha»a the ■ anaacr for
b: tv.- , it f.-u.-j at S’oaBton, Va., e'Jrb i* untln* en*
* -e • i ora'lt oa of oa.-k eqaal m any la tba eont-vy
-' aterabAAia ara raqoeatad W o*. aad a-.aioa fa* tham
km WKiTOh A WiLUKI,
a >. ta No '4 faa I a»**X.
1 b HBLh. «LD Kl * WMUUtT. of aaparW sahB'f, »*
lOU.rtu* for aala By l*.IJ)^ N. JON rX.
LK® U.—Bui K.<t, for ui* By
- 4 ^ Jon W OOEdOIV k fOW.
itlOTHI'in AT WH«UMi*i-*« reapactfelly
V' :»vt« Um aa.BL.a *f joantry met baata bo aar large aad
•Brack. . * tlooA *f _
xPUlIU ILOTHHO,
bd t .:*b baa >aaa maualA-tarad by aaraelTBB lo anperi-w Xyle,
■A1* I *, ajeaabaga* And aoi-faead apao bbemoebUBeraltarmfc
A> 'Aom-n.-oo e ra^aauo-y »- ‘ a»A»U _ __
_ »a*u KEEN, BALDWIN 4 ■fTLUAIBl
/TtrrrtiN b TUNS.-W.«M Beeada Nortb OaraBoa Taraa,
v/ Voa a,, La, Ua a-d Wg Falk FaatarMA, at eary aapa. M
ktfir Bi anu- rath*|
. »* __ _IUTT, PA INK 4 00
WnillHjWbiM P'ajaaad. am*,UN IbB Kaare*l
\Lr “ w
NKW AUCTION 110*1 Mi,
r»* thb balk or s»i«ok»
T(IX un LrOto-d hu thl. Ur MBOMBced the Auction barter*.
f.rth-Mleo' N»08“*!A ml «!»* Aa-lion Row® on franAliu
rtre.t lately ee-upl-d by BkTT< * OXBOOKY
Heel.; Nr< ci both p»bii-|y *-.d prt rarely, and *>IMtv th.
pmiro »*« of kw Mtwh Mid the wthhe iumliy M. pie.lyr4 hi*
ct.-r\c I • pr,.;n->le the lu’. re,; •<* hi* patron* ; »n I (tetter* M veelf
»h»i fr ta S 'or ( experience in th* ir.de, he will he rambled to
.-.pi* n ;S» M br«» mnrtet prtoe* He wl’l mmh. liberal mdemnee.
.n Ml property In 6a-.d~at>4 U | repare I 4" beard pe-eoM en
r **d In the l »>!., »at mt»o their »-r ran.* bmrint ample accent
bmI»Ik4>erMl. X. H STOKeS,
On Franklin, lid dowr beliw Wall itreet.
April Ulh, 1H1.
m juchSosb poitoues; jg>
FOOT CK MAUI STRRET, ROCRETTS,
AMD
OOR.VKK OF CART AND 1STH STRSITS,
BIOHnOND, VA.
KEESEE Sc PARR,
PSOPFIKPOBA
fllHS lun-rlhwr* r*#?p<w,i*.]/ iifcrn th# aFprchaoU of TlrplaU.
t N .rth Ca-i.a and Teuueeite, that they are manafa. twrinj
Cm b»t <|<t»!(lr ef
STONE-WAKE,
VFVsH tfc#jr VI! •*! at ih# F-ry ! >#«*t prl es, »#U* a di+
coo-U far o%l«Aa
AU * xrt told h/ us wtii b# in ay pnri of the
Ch/ f-«*e of c‘*rxa. T‘'OH w. iilKltEX,
y^a DA Tip FA BE_
W 1 OX at Ol BBS’
SEWING MACHINES.
BT
J. fC. THIS'S *1111 Follt,
roCAno>'TA» COt'TTT, VA,
VND la war .’fviunKl A :cr p\t«i -# fMntcd u> Mo aod Jarnei
.tcox, tl«l*4 J*aoi, lirf. ro-toouMdiUj 1*, S'***- Patented
\ta<URt Id, ’ <VH> #• v% !**> A OO l!n caused under all *thci
Hwira tj, rovorlof *** < v.r- c u aircetica of MacMtc . c»oa#
.|*e3*iV, lt+rr can te no l tlfatinn In rwjrard Uj U<? pat-oi r.*h«.
it Is lea# oomidloatod aad it* taost |>arf-cl workiaf Stwing Ma
chin# now lu visa.
ft fa»rjM a flat, err* and #la#t!c «ca®, which Is warranted not tc
rip it wear, and la rsllahla upon all kind* of 'ahrlot,
**"«* » *:i BXI.YIM.
Bolrl- *• Block,
(,p4 Uth aad (rovernor at. ret*.
1 A IlHM BACON lilDM.
1 T “ ’.0 la do Shon term.
In etore and f.r tale bv ardt A. Y ftTOKYH A On
NEGRO HIRING. 1801.
E. A. J. CLOP TO!*.
Heal Kstato Ac Hiring Agent,
.irrtex corner WAIL and FRANKLIN STREETS, OPPO
SITE DICK INBOX. HILL A CO,
RICHMOND. VA,
f .TH. nbe. r bvr brji to return kit «, «n..wletlK»inenl» to Ml
8 D.e, -lv .. .1 matron, for the favon, .lurluy the pav! sir )-in,
»nd w. uM Info-1, tb-tu -hat k> I’t'l <•■ Btinuev tl.e bu.:nrM of Bl«
IVIi <H"T Bit) Alt Art, RSM’xi OCT HitlldkA, I'OLLbl’TIM,
CL A1 Mn, and ml, buiiree. perUlalLy td a Ueneral Agency, to all
wnleh >.e glvrl bi. /-ereo-.t* .ipeof,. 01
-yp- Partlvw In the . uutry • .0 may entruit the hirlny o’ their
b. arwea to him mav rv>, a-uro-l nl -very atlrnlluu Ixrlhf pa! I to
yviLn- then, n..ue . ther bn* yi'o.1 k .14-* am! Ike belt pr.cel, and
in - be event of i:«ksrO, the b—.l rMe./a-u' .(•».! ;wr,. «d.' atsmtii.*
vhail altvaya be supplied He bar a'M* a irrae coaafbrtaMe apa-t*
me.it. ennneeted w'-h h’a otP where .koto vervanu who are not
provided with piaee. tw stay ml 0 ykt dar.i( the hirluf, mar re
main. w‘th a r nd Bre. K« o» m»»o*
-4.1 y 4f*.rr Cht»uma* u >
T«> til (X i »r; «f»4 /.«m 0*r« -nai’y Ad*i**u>u»n% *
fv r^r f.» /V pirm+n*:
&t htn. nd, Clcklnton, hi I A i ■ . K.u* nod '. uw County, Dr
Tiiem «» Uuga, Arthur Temple M( 1 until'u, TK-.mnt P.antlc
ror IS «tnoirl«ii-l eimuty. lh f D WI*e»’wfi** t, Re* The* K
Locke. K' r: g W1 1'nm county. John I. l.k'ecc, W 0 Lo't'ie, I>r
John U»«, K.:;*6eorte t a :li 'i-or*e Turner, Richard Turner,
p, httglaoltk, lh.nine L-" v B I>r. Jo',n
D Bu':e* Kate* county, \ J B Whitlock, Dr. Jemt* H LtiAbe,
g.iwnr lP S'el. Berer.cy l>. toy, J Rc * W i •
lie rge T Wright; Oloucrshr scanty, Dr ftrnu 0 Ciopion.Jcf
feroon St ebb*. Jaaper C. Hajlu City county, PnrkeSU'er;
Richmond county, D'. Rot-rtA Payne: Now Kebt county, Wm.
K. Cto-ion, t»be l Howl*, Dr L 0. CTur. y, John 8 l.ncv. R. T.
I.net. lewiss count*, Dabue* P-urlrk, Cut- Otrlaad county, w'n D.
Clapton. P B I etci. Luuecbarg county, BT W Brown; Csrprper
c >urn.. J R 0 ew *, P nee W ia >anty, Vn, J. wlsct;
Norfolk, Cap l. J. A Mi IJleloa, John Inimloy.
deelS—dlykclm_
HOTIl’E.
EUGENE CARRINGTON,
U'Mhek hkai.er.
CORNER PKANKLIN AND NIN8TRSNTH sTRESTS,
K'oiiuo.u, TinainiA.
4 LWATP ON HAND > H-* taorutiLt of all kind* of LCMitKR,
Wh'to Pine, A»h.
hU.-o*e.a*. Hickory,
Heck \va.nut, <'*k.
Gharry, Mtpla,
Poplar. Pc't n Wood.
YXL10W PINS.
1 Inch Board*. Weather Bc-irdlag.
g j., du Plori In Henri Pine,
Mtop Plank, 6eiJ»"Ka;ln,
Plouring. Scant 'nu, Ae.
—AL50
Ceiling Bear in, HcnHn ; P-ii.SMtgle*,
i Ctdar ar t <>ak Ponu r.hl
I.THRNM NIMIINC: KAKDWIRK AN1> H T«
1 I KRT.—We ore n..w rece »:•.„* k complete »**ortn»ent 01 Hsrd
..,0 and Cul;* " rri.n k'.J doroeetic, i"»pitecg In part |ol—
Pocket ar.il Pen Knlrce,
Table Cutlerr f n»»r y erery kind,
hater* « l Srl-ker*. a large a s'rt-neoL
CKrn and Clt'*er ll'vtri, be*t Sold.
Coating*, a Urge a* ore an*
Atcr'a boa.lea end Shot.la, nit *!**•.
Row land's Bpabea an l phocrta, all *irl.
Wviu a a-A ■’ay Porn*, a 1 > «o tot.
H"r«e an I Male Ah' ai and Hcae Ntlia.
Plal«.*8i nuan *'.!««.
h'orae Collar* or.d Blind *ridleA.
Chain* o' *11 kind, tr I kike*
M'.rvtc. Kiri', Stock, Pad, Cb**t a*>.| Cupboard lock*, In
grant rarely.
With e»ery article kept In our line of bsklnrot too t.diuui to
ma.ttinu
**• tn*lte oar Mend* k-d the pr.hHr tn call on ut. We will ael)
ba'gal.rk for saah or W n.actual cuetneiero
TDaO. SOBKHTPIN A g*N,
ml.S3 N„ or. Main .treat,
ItkNOuhM POUI KK.—SdCaeke Vlbb'rt*. Pir *al* by
J mbd KDWIN WORTdAM A CO.
] i)c TICK! Kb ToUO A bOT'S I.VTKAAI UAK
** C .red Family Ham*, la ktore and lor (ole b*
wild* W. H. PLBASAN7S.
A' PhlL Jl AGAX1N S3 -• celvlr g nnd f *«*'•*;
a:',,! * »r*T m JoRKiTiWS Raokatar*.
^PSIlNki B0M1N BCTW-PARIS ATTLLS .’oil rereived at
^ . 19 Mala ttrre*. adjoinmc tbe 3p*te«rood U>.t.- a rare
of [dreei Ifhie, tuertfrea Parla; o^o, Spring ttyle K*e«
Socnktu and Ulkke.' Hate.
IaJ'e* atcut lent * t*.t d*» ovt prncu-e Ponact*, la Ut rtila
ei.- Sp 'eg r.nr o' el the* R: s, -tyaw or Ocape
k*e-* article of .MUMne-y ar.d M*'_tl !iu mkuu'eeiured to order
at ahon notice. [sdilT] N. 0. ItAikTON, lief Male r^reeC
IIKPINU) b(t>AUT.-M barrel* for *ole by
|\ aph rdwiv wnarh*M A C<s
kh - m» tM> KIRKINS SI PhltlOX fSBB
£*# OftAKuK COlNTY Ul Tl K.1, just lecclvcdby fleaser York
tpwu
tl key* t»l h%K WMi V!ry<'*.4 V^unta’n B\itt?r,
M) bays a, * ayusyru, Java, Of Ion an I Hi-.. Oo9-t,
tV bbls. Cru* •*!, Cat^ tiranu %-eU, PjWo.Kd, CoYot And
Bruwn is tar,
ldhilf chest* *•»’ lliito and Black T*a,
1 vi t»»L . Pam! v r'i .ra and ikiHrUo* PUur,
t*-> Bugs? cured Quews City Todd's and plain Warn*,
KSTKn Hr ■ as pls.es,bh*aid«rtand Jole* *a?n,
5<t b«*tes PartfVie, A! am an tin • and Ta!’*»w Cat :'m,
1<M) bu»h tire?, Crow-4#r so i U sek-' ft Peat,
%jO Saak While Mercer a .1 Prach Plow Potatoes,
t onJ >n Porvtr, quart* and pints, P »rt a d Vadelra Wba.
Lon ion Dock b-andr; an I port Old Vu. Mountain Wh'aky.
I fr.r tale wboleaxi# and retail, by J o. ROBCHT^OS,
4;.S C*>nrf ooTtruor lad Prvnkdn streets.
F|< OKICE. ^univra ldcvrice, In storeabd for salt be
J ar* _A. Y.STCKfP A 0#.
Val A r^ortou*» K>'rae 'I onic. It It a^rth tfiy
:cata th# pr*ce of It for imi*11 »•< t'.e cosd!*doO of H or art. Ic..
I aud provanUiK usd curios noU, Worms, Hidebound, D'sU'tnptr,
\*x J. P. oCYsL,
Hols IdanufA • aJu Proprietor,
hr all Drur*f Ists in tbe iats United bta’.es and In the
H»»u-h*rn C cfedetact __ SpB
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1 jikRV IC».—Iu pr paraLoc and a! I be publish d .laitjedia'eir,
A M«r«*al of lac*-ic» for Yo'.untsers In Active Vr»l«e, complltd
r-«tu iba laleat *?A»UAim Atm a*T as. embracing a*! that it r««-a
i ai for Troops u active service Bv Col U. lifliuiM'j*, Jf,
XEAkl.Y R*4t>Y.
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;.'Utj n ard s*>r*.ige n. nl o' 0»* d. I f 'r If >aM«sJ :!S!•«« In ad
l:t an to which is rcpr.ultd la fail, the Bkl”a.l#hrr* D»! 1, for
M ua'.cJ K flemeu, bt Cap Maury, U whir* a c«*rrs»pnndetit rw
’.trred so favorably a •»*' Hurn* a fev weeks ay — Wfry.
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rw. H t '• POL Pit, 1*1 Mala Mr*e!, bu for **'# a full
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I ». J to 1)7 0| •iptr-ftLi >«i», tbrtloi'ce, Ir ks:ar.!e, Hear!.5
Iti.Dk (*■> he, *nd other •rik'i'* of Slat,, aery. Also tew end
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*j Smiw D«. '.ad>)'o(,
Oo!8, lUciij, MvM»a WEe*,
Beari'W.er hr*aJ. la , aoi 1,, CAih,
Vi-.tan* IsSa la B aJ.
Pi; ere Keidalc* Wiae.
Cat Loaf Su*»re,
Cue powder end Black Tea*,
JeeaCofaa,
Locdoa Majtard,
Porto Ueo ru*ar tad Volaaiea,
iUQ,
Jeasa'ra Bum. 7 j rare U Bo ad.
1VIFOKTKD COOM.
Cheddar O.rce, of eaportor qaaltly, a»u heaulifully put up
Datcn Cfceaae, la Bail*, »f »uparlor quality
Cepwi, CHeee Parci
era Ida Chart!c-oaa C. t J.a , (whita aad graM)
Maroareal, > enneoetll, *9 M CU*^
Ch. w Chow, t'aultl-wcr. Oaioua
W.etar »aa--e, (toyere, Beitsh, Blqaeata Siure
kSoa.ar •. Ollea CM1 aad Bardhiaa
BruxJj 77B4, Cha»pat»e« la ma#tiu»«, querta, pinto and hall
plato
Caret*, froa food to ear; cnperlcr
Vox eala hy
jaSh—gw BLAIS A CS . WBES1.ATS V*H
a BOOK A K4>1 T OOCI Uli.H.
WS8T A JOHSFTON.
•OOtSSLLKtU AMD 8TATT0SXAS.
* • 141 Mala .treat,
■aea rece.ed the teHowtn*
«f*W BOOKR:
A BOOK AB»>rT DOCTOB’*. By J Cordy JefT-reoa, author of
“Mot*!* aal Moe* leta," *0. lllutoatod
tab national con rh itor, «»,Th« v»ic« of u«# rathan
apoa th'elate r-Ji« Oaatry By Joa C. S«II»k ffo.
TUB ILLCrraetfl) Bosh! OOCTOA By Kdwaril Mayhew.M
LCT.I |l>.
MACACLAV* CJftlLAVrt— Vol- 5. IVtoo. aad **o. Wc. and tl 8*.
A MM CAL SCISMTlflO LUOOVKtr ; ar. Tear Boakt of ferto la
teto too aad Ark. Bdite! h/ l>arld A Welk, A. Ik. 11*6.
TU SRBAT PBIPAB*ndl>; O. Badatoptloa DraweU Mlfh.—
By tee. John CtaalA 0. D., Ft*. A, Mlaitoar of too
•aottiok SattoMl Chiiitt I ?Oa. It
wn*int a »y i-m* v^ 'urde.
BALTinORK LOfK HOSPITAL.
' ESTABLISHED AS A IlKKUliK HU)M yliA'.'KKRS
The oulr * lair ifb< r« a Cure can be ObiblHi'd
| VK. JOHNSON h.,s discovered the most Certain, Rpeedy an
if only Effectual Remety lathe Word for Weakte** of th
I Back or I'mbs, Mrictarcs, Affection* of its Kldaejs and Blsddci
loyjiurlsry Disc barm. Imp tency, Wet.-ral Dr'dLty. Nersoui
[,..M Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Ml: Its, Confusion cf Ideas. Palp
tattoa of the Heart, Tlmld is.Trerab Ings, Dir.ne.s of tight or Ole
d'aeey, Idee ter of the Head, Throat, Note pr Akin, Affections of th
Longs, 8-oraa. h or It.-wels--those Tcrririe Disorders arising Dot
Uie Solitary HaMuof Youth—those eacarr and solitary practice
more fr.tai to their victims than thr song of d»rent to the Mariner
of Uiysses, blighting their most hrilHani hopes or aatlcipations.rei
dertng marriage. Ac., Impose ble.
YOCNU MFN
Especially, who has* become the victim* of Solitary Tice, the
dreadful and destr-ctlr* haft which aonua'ly sweepltn an u'lttmr
ly me* thoueao Js of Tonne men of the most esaltsd talent* an1
brl.llantlntelltct.whe mig* t otherwise here en'ranred llstenlu,
denatc* with the thonders cf eloquence, or waked to ecalacy th
living lyre, may call with foil cocadence.
MAKRIA6K.
Married Pers-rs, or Tonng Men coatemplallng marriage, belni
aware of physical wwaki.Ms, organic debility, deformltlas, Ac.
e p. 1 _■ i 1
He whe p'acas himself under the car• of Dr. J may rellglousl;
cooffd* In Ms honor a* a r*nl enian, and eoufidentiy raly upon hi
sap. as a Physician.
ORT.ANtC Wrs.KNEgd.
f eimedlat»!y Cured and Ifull Mgor Restored.
Tb'i Dresrftl ‘T*f«e—which reudars Life miserable and Mar'
riage lmpuealtle - Is th* p-nd’y pa d by the rlct ms of Imprope
Indulgeoce*. Toong persons Pr too api to commit ex-e**es fron
r.->t being aware o'the dr-adful eou**qurrct» that nay vueue.
Now, who that onder»nr..!s th# subject will pre'end to deuy thi
th* power of pruarralL n is lost sooner br itn.se te.l'cy Into Ira
eroper hsh.'s than by *' e prudent • Be. 1, es freiug tiepri red of Lin
pleasure of healthy uOsprlnr th* most s-rloni and dcstractlvi
• yinctoiu* to bodi bode an 1 calnd arise. The sy strut v-ottir* De
rauged.the Physical ar.d Mr cur1 i'unctlors Weakened,Lets of Pro
•reatlre Power, Narvous Irritability, Dyspvpsta, Palpitation of thi
Deart, Indlgretic.v Constitutional Debility, a Was.log of the Frame
Coughs, Consumption, Ac.
OFFICE NO. 7B0UTK FREDERICK BTKELT.
Left hand side going from Baltimore rtrest. a few doo-i from thi
corut* Fall not to observa mme and number.
Letter* rm' be paid asl contain a stamp. Th* Lector’s Diplo
mas lane In his office,
DR JOHNSON,
Member of the Royal Cc'lege if SuriTc i *, graduate from one ol
tho most eminent Colleges lu the rtnited htat.'a and t*>e gn-atei
part ofwhote life has been spent in the hospitals of L .ndon, Par
la, Philadelphia ant^eit where, has effected some of the to"*' at
tnnishlng cure* that acre av-r known; .iany troubled with tinging
in the head and ears when tel- *p, yrc -t neryunierss, he'Og alarm
ed at suJdeu sounds, tashfulness, with frequent Mushing, at
'euJrd sometime* with a derangement of trluJ, were csreu im
mediately.
TAKE PA»l’IOLLAR NOTICE.
Dr. J. address's *11 those who has* luiu-ed themselves by Im
proper ladalgcn •* and solitary r shh-e, v l«h rults both body aid
tatnd, unlit iug them for either bus.-m, eiuuy, society or mat
rlage.
Tbtwe arstnra* of th-'*a ! ai d melaneh > y produced by
ariy habile <-f youth, v t: Hrak-rjr of t> • Rack and l.lmns.
Pains ir. the ll-»d, Diioucsa of S’ght; Lots ol M scull' Power, P.d
pltatlao of the Heart, Dyepepey, Nervous 1 (liability, l> range
•i»ni <1 the Digestive Fur.c'lnns, tirne.-al Deb Illy, dysipt..tus ol
Ccneumption.
Msstailt.-Ti e fear 111 rSrcvsna the mind are much to be
drrad*d Loss of H -awry, Cuofus'i n of Id* ■•. I'rnrifvl id of Rpir
Its. LtII Forebodings. Ave-ricn to Society, Hw:f ti s'.cnst. Love ol
(t -IPude, Timidity, Ac , arr surae of the eeiis prodooed.
Thousands uf pen * ol »:■ as -. can now j«-lg<- » ■ si i* tiis cause
f their ilsc'd;. og healtl I••••.■.* tl,r vi. r, be-oni'ng a ak.psi*.
ne**o'j a d j.-'at.-d baring i singular appc&rancwabout the
e,es ccogii and symptoms • fconeutoi'll- s.
YOUNtt MKN
Wbo have Iqjura:) theme* «* by a certain practice Indulged In
wt-eo atom - I cbl. frequency Imr: *d 'r.'in tell conuaoloris, or
Icb are nightly felt, tree whru as.eep
,nr if not cured render* Tcarrlsg- impossible aid destroys bosh
Whet a pity that e yo&n; ir.&n, t'.e h of hij e-guntry, th»
.•ar'ib.g of his parent*. .* .1 d be sng-ghe.t from ..I pro*;.«wU and
?u;oytaetit* wf IKe, by the coaeequroee of de. laitng f*ou. the pall.
nature and ladalgtng In a eertalo eevrei -habit. t'uch person*
• cvr, before- eu. up.v~r.g
SIAKBlAtJK,
rvfiectthat a sound ntad and tidy are the n. »t neces'iry requisi
tion to prvoi ita connubial l-appltigs*. iudeed. without there, the
j -nmey through fi'e beeon-M a a eary p.igrlm >ge; the prospact
hourly darkens to the rl;w ; the rind he-.-.-n., shadowed with dee
pair and filled with the meianchoty reflection that the happiness ol
aeolher bevouiei bl’ght J with our own.
Jl.-aASK l>r IMPECPilVOK.
WteU the r'sgelae ! aari Impi-u ie: i s • y ..f pleasure fndehe
has Imbibed lh» ••-.-de o' this painful d'eea.i, I* too often happens
li.et an Ul-tlat'd ••: »* of ehtme, nr Jre*! of discn»*-Y, dctsrt Mm
hon applying t.> these who, from •durst1 on ta 1 re*p.. ‘-ability,can
»’oae befriend him he falls into the hit .mf the Ignorant and
-»s|gr nt pre'- ndare, who. Incapable of curing, Eleh hie pecuniary
substance, keep him triblt; month after month, or ae lor g .. the
•mallest 'e- car. I* obtained, and In despair leave * 'm w th ruined
h-a tl t.. sigh orer 1rad "g dlss, co: burst; cr. by the tree of
that deadly poison, MerciT/, hiatca the core tutiooal system of
this terrible disease eur’u at at -.v.iiof the ll«a... Throat, Nose,
Jkle, ato..programing wHh frightful 't; .IHy till death pot* t pc
Hod to hl« dmadfurs rfrHtigs by sending h'c. to that uud'.scoYercr!
country from whose bourne r< ■ avder r> turns.
KM.01.3eHh.IT or TH* PR £88.
Tho many thoUsanhe cui -l at this Instliutl-.a w'thln the last
slghtees seers, and the naraer-iu* Important finrjdcal Operations
performed ry i>r. Johnston, witneeeed by the re»^.rta.» r.fthe ‘’Aon"
an-J silt okh r pa, ■ s, oc-i e e ot which hare appeared again and
a-.aln b*fo-c tne public, besides -tie standtr.K as a grulleeian ol
character and rerpons'.hlltty, t* a suRrient guarantee to the af
filctad.
raiN DTcrased ppucdilt coxm
faraene srrltlng el be | ■ tr ta directing their lattaei tg
U Institution, to the foltawir* mi.nnef:
JOHN JJ. JOIINSTOX, V !>.,
SaiUmcre Wk Hospital,
aatt—]y Btlir. ri Maee'and.
TO THE TRADE.
urKwiM rail *h* tHen'.'ua o Bwrchafila fUUicg Iht ^
Y? r’y. I* uo Ur*B *uJ we!! lelrctr i itock of DRl’Gj^ #Bv
MEDICInfh, faint?*. *hi*<. w*n **w gi.a.vj*, l/T* 13f
m'i'Vw, faTknt medi iniw, ac.,a©.
Oe^rjlti^ lu part of—
Aiurn, tltiurr Whlto,
A toe*. G'.rx^f AfrlcAB,
Ann*ltO, C*iur,
Artecn: , Gun A»aWlc,
Ahaa'cvUa,
Alif|*io«, Ink,
Alrv^ •?, E #.''*••«* Oil,
Logwood,
H!•>*« N|«.UV, Lt'ilB'x! ilU,
fcr:r*iv>:*», Ntd4W|
Fuming Field,
IbMiafir* of Al* tlnia, K* • *v« o4t
Ci£jp'du9§ FbL £<*da,
(Usphcr. Cturb.
Cu;or Otl, .I<*u PowtiBrt,
C'0?ff, ftpAQlsh Brown,
CoppBrna, of Ail x.f.tlA,
C<«*n> T4iUr, ▼e»ieltA*i txed,
I’-.ncecirAl-i l.y®, Ttrtiihef, •
lu* m ffmlu, WMM LtM \
IxX I jtwd jd, Window (i i«, of Virtaafl
»;» *
Hat >(2a*b1v r*'Jilted oor jtore w-ilh all the mopi^ra tBiprrjYr
raeate for nrre *• r »»n '.ii* bu«i ••••«. we are en*ibt»d to glee tNe ut
orteBt «i*pAtwL f» » or'ien cotrufied «o u«. promislb^ our ludle Ua
Al Attention, Aldnd bj eumpBleul mi bIa^U.
JOHN T. CRAY, Drugget.
MO. 147 Mb V»
lBBli SPUlIUi TRADE. 1BC1
DOYE X CO.,
VTB’sLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 3S .Ylttlti M.,
HAVE In tl^rr their full ’ock of Druipi, Mrel’flnrB, Pa!sU,
OliB. PyeAtufl1! -kr.% which thty Art prrpa ed to veil vary low
frr cAjh, or to promf vtuUxHtru on i,i trontl * tifua. A l goOw.
»arrut«d of the be#*. %uAlit/. black Cui iuili p, In pArl, of the
fo::-jwiAg Artlc'.BB:
tnulgsi, Breckire? TubAcco, («y«ry form)
Sup. C%.-b. iaJa, (Ea*!Ub) Tor: Ott,
l,«. Pb1»«, W.ter PeArta,
h.x*fc I. j M«. dlcl'ial B Andy,
UAaphorJ MedHltRl Wlcee,
(NjperAa Verml.'UfSrA. (o',\ k ndg)
OAator »U, Fil •, (All klad*>
LAad\nuc*, Concent Bte-l Lye,
(tiuger, Hotpc,«%U k »- l*k
Ftpuer, tBidilti PowderA,
AllfpicB.7 Chrrry Pectortl,
Nusicegi,^ Mu*tkug Idfaitninl,
Puny, Gum AiadIc,
•’*11**011, T«nf|tiA HcAni,
r'p’A. Turpent'LB, B«AC.':ag,
l A^nUh ii* I ki**«f«) Coa! O'i,
Window ^1***. (%\\ B.tnti) Farcing Field,
ChcwF y Tcpa c*', MaIcIibr,
■. ib yr.idc*) Mnchln* Oil,
1 Intew I Oil, Ac., Ac, I
Together wit. a cv»»*e* Yar1**ty of PcrfumerY, Tooth, Hwlr AndMA)1
Hru»b«B, ail th* Pi’en*. UediCaiiAe, And crery TArie?y of goo-iouso
aUy Bold !n a Dni< J»ts i«.
CAreful AtienUon pa'4 to pAckiox and ih'.ppln;.
DOTE k CO.
PAH1€ FRI< PJ. »n IARNKI rf
At WHmL.NHALS and RETAIL,
By J*NSKFH PTPAT^K N.^ 37 W%in vre t
Jurt houy\: At i*r« than 4 • fun;j on *he dollar a U'irt ft^ck ol
Hen l.4w TtB At 4^, H 111 t»-tl 19 ru ; f|v* JK“0!iet* AD** I r,’A' !if«,
13)^, 1». Ar . » c. ai » 5 ctA., 10 cu. an ! hi^hc*; He * t r., «!’ cc
Choaillt Embroidery, at ) Ml, worth 45 tto, a.ere in'! Co. .red Silk
Pataaoit from 75 • n*■ and op»a ti; ut r doted Calico, at 61k
tad 1 crpte, eheep at lit; Lailn’Rlk Tl.i *v t G'ovut ard Gaul*.
l**ta, at lt'a ar.tl 15 rent-; eho •. »• d long Hit M.ta, i:* 97)k ard V
cento. wo.th rimtlo Ilia tnon*»; Ho»«-.«, ;neu 1, ,t .tit- chief ,
Irlih Unen, end B«*om<: B-.-wnord BU'k g hoc Shooting;
- - o - ! voting; French Seedlwwor "i Oullan
tho c ta; Cariimm es an I Lloeu Goode f>r Men end Bora’ wee:;
Ela.-k and Oolorad wiki, at great r.anjr more Uoo !r, t-r tamer
oaa to mention, wit! be fouL.i at pr.ra.. that a<torl.«h «*ar. body
that call: at Mo. (7 Val_ Loot col for the -tfckt place.
apl7 J - >444 PH STdACI*.
pKi 9M si pply ri.nia QBoenun.
10 f rklre Mo. 1 Qrrhep Buftsr
15 bbl* Buckwheat Flour
9u rb;.. superfine Ultra and Fitrally Flow
Smoke' and llckird.Salmon
95 H bbt. No. 1 N. C. Koe Herring*
*5 pkre Mo. 1 Mackerel
95 tee Kr.gllah Dei'jr, Pine Apple and Goahon Oheete
Oat Me»*, Ky e flour. Ac , Ac.
oetrecelTad ted for ealt on tf.e loweet te-n* for eath, or U
prompt ruekoiar't, at MISSIS A CO.’S femliy Grocery,
Bolt Id end Mala St*
IFIIFIP PLANrKR. IN tan* Lamp ) !»■• r, on Ok
i Wharf, end to arr et, fur tale In Kite toautt tm'ohite* ra, by
ap9 R. B. SOMERVILLE A 0<T.
VMl I’I’IY OK TII8 I.A iV.HT’II MC
At MORHIS’ Bonkatere, 97 MalmUtot.
Tfr Rfea1 Welti By Cha'leeGr- be. 95e
Kea.-ofT'ee Tracerrfptlrn b-Mienle. By T. M. Brown. 75.
The Obe»oa F' lkt By Grobe. i5e.
Tap Oti The Wiutlow I’ene. New mag. By J. P. Webater. 90a.
geeg of B-»uty. By W. H. b urna *5o
A Maldec’i Prayer. Written and adapted by W. J. Wetmore, M.
D, 95c.
Oaeatiaa, ao Hello In Waechera. Arranged for the Piano by Ja*
Beliak t5r
Jennie'aGrave. New Song. By J. P. Webtter 95a.
The Strargrr on Cta HiL Worde by Bnohantn Reid. M ale by V.
B B 95e
Qanilt Willie Ward. Written by Br. Jacea Cooper. Oompoaed by
R.T CurJa. 95c.
Tha Harriet Lao* Prlka. By A. AUmrth. 40c.
The City Guard Qulokitap. Competed and resp»rt*ully dedicated
to the Pc erebttrg City Guard, Capl John P. May. By Klodorc
Camp*. 40e.
The Artlat’a Fehottianh. Br Jame* Be'.lat 40o.
Cn Bai'.o In Maacbara Opera de Verdi, Nocturne OnatabUa. J. A*
ch«r.
Lorena. with eariat'ona. By HJILfflefert. _
81 PKillOII OLD RTR WWIKY.-IOU bblapan
Coer try and Wcttem IHtdtled Byo Wbleky. Foe tale by
«lltT r LI O. B. DAVESPvrT.
IRON V ASKS! IRON TASKS S IRON VAIR91
Ornamental Oaat lrcj >aa*a, of all ittea, for tale low, at tht
Oblna Store *T FTEBBIMS, Pnr.I.KN A CO ,
mb is Corner Br tad and 9th St*.
niskT.
M|l||i W -y-ra celebrated bran.'*, for Mil
k, apU l. AG t. DAVENPORT.
Till: UICUMOXD WIIIC.
’ CoriroiiouiltTire of (he h iii;.
e THE A.MtM/.ME.\T (F THE CfASTlllliuN IF VIE
HAM.
. To the Editor of tht Whig:
p Great aui valuable changes aro needed, and m'ght be
i made, in the Constitution of Virgiuia; and the present pe
1 riod ofl'ets remarkable advantages for such a work.—
Former Constitutions have gone too far in extending the
I limits of popular power. To retraou such a step is dilli
i cult—but now is the time to do it if it,is ever to f e done,
i The masses of the people have been set to work a com
plicated and dangerous machine, whien only skillful
hands cau manage—and, as might Lave been expected,
« they have mangled and cut themselves to pieces. Like
the wore' ippors of Juggernaut, they are sacrificing
1 themed re* on the altar of a false dtmocracy. Their
wiee men arc invoked to come to their relief—and they
should come. The rearon is propitious. At such a time
the sou's of men expand beyond their ordinary dimen
sions. The peril of the country elevates the afTections
of the people and purifies ttero. Their at'eution is
drawn away from tbo minor subjects of controversy that
attract them iu time of peace. The peatimentef the
sublime aroused by war gives rise to the kindred con
ceptions attd impuleen of patriotism. The vulgar preju
dices of party are silent amidst the ccnctuoion of arms
The lew and sordid feelings which would rise up at other
times, ou the suggestion of constitutional charges in
derogation of popular franchise, now, s.ruck with a sense
of universal danger, crouch at the feet of reason. The
humble elements of the State feel cow—a«i the) should
always feel—that the wisdom and virtue of the country
fhould rule it. Under a sense of public necessity, the
people are once more willing to tear counsel. A soberer
temper than usual pjrvadcs the body of society— and it
ir heutnbeut upon us to avail of it iu proposing certain
modifications of the organic law, which are eminently
important to the w< Ifiro of '.ho Stale—aud which wo may
ower rgviu I'tave.so favorable au eppertuuity to eatab.
lish.
1*. is intended her* to consider only ouo of the changes
r.g<> filed—and that very briefly.
The general character of rocictr, and tl-o proportion
between thuc clans.which holds, and that which does not
(.old property—are now Mich that wr may probal ly con
tinue in domea'.io peace, for a while, ui:d*r the pr«sitit
organizt'.ioti of tho govern merit; but the time is coming
when‘the property of tin country would not be safe l i
the hands ot univertal tvjfrsgl. It is not wise or safe
to invert the thriftless nod idle with the power to dis
pone of tho property of the industrious and frugal. Such
i* n<» i.-v strike- at the very foundation of society. Con
man exj erienco fcartn-s that no class of men can lie pru
dettily e: trusted with the power to put their bands uj-on
an interest of another class with which they harotio sym
pu by. Ihe more especially must this be to, whtu tuch
power is entrusted to an irrr»/i mttble class. By a law cf
society that class must multiply until it attains to a great
and controlling majority; and when that point is reached,
there must ho a failure of social justice, until the evil is
remedied by revolution. It would certainly be wise to
consider this tendency—aud, if possible, to neutralize it
bv permanent constitutional h gi.-latioii, while the pow er
is still in the bauds ut thouC whoaru in danger. This
tc: deucy will, it.dead, be colsuq.muted, and this evil
will probably result, iu the lapse of time, notwiibstaud
ii g any I gislation that may he enacted. But certaiuly it
would be greatly to the advantage of a party to pul a
constitutional barrier between itself and an enemy. The
Constitution won! J be a barrier against agrarianism as long
at it would last—and would require a revolution to over
throw it. And whenever a revolution shall break out,
from such a cause, then a strong government will be sure
t ■ arise—baaed upon a combination of intellect and pro
perty.
If this is true, it becomes a question of profound in.
tertst, bow the suffrage of the people c-tit be so regulated
a-1 to avoid tho evil that has been suggested.
The regulation of suit! age, accordit g to a principle other
than mere numerical strengdi, is not entirely new in th>
Commonwealth of Virginia. Property has heretofore
b -en a iowt d a t> pi« sensation iu ike 1 egialature, iu ad
dition to that cf mere population. And it waajuaL By
a judicious dilf rcutratioa of the same ptiuciple, a far
r.r*R!cr good may bo accomplished.
It would probably be d.tlic .lt i< r even very wise men
to propose such a modification of the legislative depart
iiient of the tiovernmtn*, as would at once he satis.»e
tcry to the couulry, and itfi.ient tor the remedy cf tin
cv.t under canst Juration. Some modification, however,
app ars tu be a necessity ; and nine ser ins to give
higher promise of suec.-se, than a /irrmauent n organiza
tion of the Senate, upon the basis of an exclusively free
hold suffrage.
Let the llouce he eligible by universal suffrage, as at
prrscut; and let the Senate be tligible by the suffrage*
ot only bona fide freehold re, and others having vert'd
freehold estates in expectancy—whose minimum value
shall, on some principle, he fixed by law.
Under this system beth popular rights and property
might ho piotei 1. Kioh hr d/ wtuld bo au effective
check upon the other. Tho ad valorem print iple cf
laxitiou would be a perpetual and effrctUdl protection
of every species of properly against all unjust disetimi
n .tioti iu favor of real estate. It the lower hous? should
ps-s a bill for ihe construction of a public work which
w.iuld rr quire oppressive uu.iou, the ecuato, represent
ing the great property iuterest of the State, would then,
ietth ut ihe fear, and beyond the control, of ineolunt con
e'ihtente, be ablu to veto it. And if, on the other band,
the senate should piss a hill for any purpose no', con
s'stent wi’h the interests of the great mass of tht pee
r.u, then the lower house would, ia like manner, veto
that. Und r the iilltc-nceof this mutual pow. r over
cccn outer, uie acuvu ui vuo wuuic uwj "uum mi
approach a standard of reason and justice. The efli
ciencj of the system wouli dep-nd purely ar.d entirely
upou tho constituency and responsibility of the s. uate,
which would extend oi:ly to the freehold Suffrage. It
would give the senate a 1'iibunitial power, winch the
security of propery will certainly, in the course ol tint ,
require to bo vesuri somewhere. Where coil'd it be
more fitly located thau in a'Seuate, so caus'd ut d ?
Tbeso views me not offered presumptuously—as un-x
c 'pliona' lo. Tory are merely offered lor the tousider
a ion of those wiio are interested in the euhjrct, and
especially lor thoe-- whose tflieo it is to devise t' e po icy
of tho govt rnment. The future peace and prosperity ol
tho country way hi closely connected with the fate o
this propostlion. It should he «xatniurd in good faith
and with caution ; and if, under these safeguards against
e tor, it should bo found a wise and prudent measure, i:
should become a part of the organic law. Let no nar
row prejudice against innovation defeat it. L«t no un
worthy Soar of popular censure turn statesmen from their
duty. X.
Junit 20.h, lad.
| For. tux Whiq |
7h the Aftin hert rf the Virginia State C siwnhMt:
As his excellency, Uov. John Letcher, has ordered the
mdi'.ia to bo drilled once a week, wo may reasonably in
fer that our military operations will very soon require
tbs service of the militia, or nt least a portion ol it.
With a view to lighten ng our burdens us much as pos
sible, and for the turiher and important purpose of ren
dering our militia mare effective while in service, I would
respectfully suggest, for your consideration, the passage
of an ordinance requiring the militia of the whole State
to be divided into a. least two divisions, forming all the
single or unmarried men between the agos of 18 and 45
years into one division, and the married men of like age
into another, or, if deemed expedient, into two—those
under 30 years of sge to compose tho Second, and above
ihit age and not exceeding 43 the third division; that
eich division be formed into companies of convert en
and suitable size and properly « Ulcered : the first divis.ou
to be drilled once a week, or ofteuer, as circumstances
may require; the second and third divisions to be drilled
once or twice a mouth, as might bo deemed expedient;
but when the first divif ion shall be called into actual ser
vice, the second to be drilled weekly as the first, and ao
of the third when the second shall have been called for.
If good drill-masters could be had, for drill ng the divi
sion intended for immediate service, it would tend greatly
to the improvement of tbs men (or servica; and by
chwiyiug tbs men In the way proposed, (be expanse
upon the country will be greasy lessened, especially if
only the first and second classes ehould be called for. I
’ would further suggest for tbs accomplishment of tbs asms
! the first (lass or dtviuon (embracing altogether sin^l
m-*uj be for nix mouth", the second fur four months, ac<
the third for three mouth*. By thus appcrtiouii g iK.
term of service, those with Urge (smile* would have tl.
•hottest totm of service, and thereby the tout.try wouit
be lo s burdened with the support of the families of tfc.
iudigpnt portion. I can see no good reason why thi
sing:e men should not at ones be under regular drdi, an.
called into actire service as soon as they can be got retdv
It is fit and proper that they should be called out befon
tho married men with Urge families; and uiue out of t/i
of the single oms would prefer to go, ratlur than thrii
fathers should be rtquind to leave their tuotheia am
ai iters.
A Similk Max.
THE MONSTER CANNONS OX AMERICA AND ENG
LAND.
From the Lon-Lm Army and Xavy Gazette, May 18.
The rew priuc ple of casting Urge gu a—hollow in
s'ead of solid—by m-atis of a current tf water intro
duced into the core which forms the men d of the bore
thus cooling from interior ha" been sucetfcsfullv ap^bi!
to th- manufacture of a monster cannon at the Fort Pill
Founder?, Pittsburg, in the United States of America.—
It is found practically that guns of Urge calibre, ca.it by
ihe ordinary solid method, have not the requisite strength
to bet>r thu strain in fi-irg, owing to tbo tact that molted
inn sl.rit.ki in cooling, the prices* of solidifying not
beit g simultaneous lliroaghcu*. the mass, but progressive
from the surface inward*. Iu consequence of the strong
cowpr‘,8*ioii termed ou the outer anti first cooled portions,
it is obvious that, independently of (lias and cavitie*
about the surface of the l>r: j, whore the greatest si rer.pi!i
and hardioi a* arc ri qnired, the metal i* there the I sa;
dense and tho least hard of ihe whole Mass; and it is
mait-lv oaii.g to this fact tiiat guns b. con e so soou un
serviceable by the enlargau on' of the boro round the
-sat of the ball after prolot-g.'d firing. The state of com
'r» ?.ion on the outer crust of the gua assists the internal
rflort cf the t harge, and aflcr a certain number of rounds,
with tuil charges, the gun bursts. Tita greater the mass
of the casting, the gieater the irregularities of rrtctural
arrangement, and the mors unfi the gun becomes to n
*i-t the strain ot explosion. H"tico the hitherto practi
cal limit to tho edit re of cist iron gum; no nation hav
ing yet succeeded in manufac. uring »*fe and service
able gun* of more than ten inches cal.hre.
By the u«w process of cooling into, daily, the rnetil
akcut the bore is in a state of compression, and the ci
te tier in a *tau: of tension; which, in fact, is what it
ought to he. in i r'er to obtain tiie greatest h'.ret g'h ol
the whole thickness of metal when subjected to iuternal
• trains. Moreover, the metal about lue bore first cool
. d will be, its it should be, the ban!, sl uud dcm. st. On
tho old eyetem, on account of the inequalities produced
in the pjtf'.cal structure of tb® met.il, it is wcjl known
that, beyond a certain limit, iittl» nr co increase of
A’re: g’h in even to the gun by inerrat-ing is thicknessof
metal, at.d that, on this account, a practical limit Ins
hitherto been placed to the manufacture of eaunon ol
very i iTye ctnnre, miicn wouiu i»e louuu lucspsoie
cl rcsistii g the great strains to which i if. -i cm. ion arc
subject. A new tra in the ca-ring ot iron cannon has
commenced, and we now proceed to describe the U.t
great practical result of this new end highly ingeuious
proct H-.
The monster gun, belts', perhaps, known by the
name of the 15-inch gun, has tie following dimensions:
It-total length il 15 feit 10 inch* ; greasiest exteiior,
diameter 4 leot across the breech, lining down to 25
inches at the muzzle. Tim thickness of mrtil behind the
elipsodr.l champfr a 25 inches, at d It>i inches at the
junction of the bore with the chamber, lining .‘own to 5
inches at the ruuzz'e. The wui.'lit ot this enormous
piece of ordnance is nearly 22 tons. The solid t'.S
ponnder, the heaviest cast-iron gut: of our own service,
»tighs sbout four tone fifteen I undred weight.
Tim 15-inch gun is u*oa at Fortress Monroe, upon an
iron centre pintal carriage, running lip and rrco ling m
the usual manner, and fites shell- of two cits*-a. IL
first, to be used where the gieate-t possible explosive ef
fect is wanted, of the tniuimutn tbicl ess (2» inches) ad
miss.ole to endure the shock of the c a je, la about 2,05
j.minds weight, con'aining about eigbtre. m inds ol pow
der. The second, for battering pur,.mis hn* a wall of
five inches thickness, and weigh- 41 poujds. There is
al-o a solid shot of the eiioroiou- wi g'it ot 425 pound-;
but for the teasons already mentioned, connected -ith
• )!id castings of Urge masses, it i- v- ry doubtful :1 it is
pacticable to ca-t a satisfectoij solid shot of this diam
eter. The windage allowed it oni-fenth of an ir.edu
Msjor Barnard, of the American A'/iyin r», who has
published a most interesting accc ml of this cannon,
give-u-the following sun in&ry of t « practice c-rri. d
•in with it in the experimental llial- : lu five trill-, at
2,'JO I ra. J», with thirty five po ind- of powder, the lit
. ral deviations were ooi.fi ied within five yards cn either
ide of target. The vertical deviation, probably duo to
v i’ying initial velocities, or perhaps to emne lifter.'ooelo
tiewe ghtof the shell-, ranged acventeen y»>d< >•■»« h
way short and over. Willi forty pound.- of large-fram
ed powder, the initial velocity w- touud to be 1.32b l-art
per second. Tho greatest range attained, w.tli the m ix •
in-.m e’evation ol 2d d-g !5 min, was 5,73‘J yjide,
with a uniecf ti ght of tw. nty seven eecoodt.
Such iuimcuite chare, s, however, produce fir less
-train on the gun than migh' be suppo-ed, owing to tb«
nature of tiie powder used and described in the ollioial
report a- "large-grained," and as * Kidman's porlbiati-d
cake powder." The form r i iof fi JO the inch cube in the
- ».e of its grairn-; the ia'ter is compriss.-d into si liil
enk-s it a i.ou-iiieiabU pressure, and perforated whh
holes to admit a. cess to ike il »mo. Tin- o'j ct intended
by this improvement i- to retard the burning (analogous
to tiie plan adopted by Sir William Arm-troig’s e'ov •
burning powder), and thus reduce ihe excessive strain
to which all guns are subject with fine giain powder, *nd
which, by the r umber of angles presented to the toi gui s
of fl-me, are it fitm-d al'iiosuiistantatieousilj, and before
the heavy pri j c'ile is start- d from its seat. This result
L- estimated l-y a pressure guage introduced into the
chamber ol tho gun. The comparative initial pr. i.ures
of the "p rforat d cake," larg"-grained," and rnrnmou
cannon powd-r, a;e estiuiatcd to li«ve about the
ratio of one-peventh, one third, and uti'y—a result of
very great importance in its bearing upon the practica
bility of using cast-iron guns of extraordinary calibres.
il will be interesting, at this point, to notice the per
formance of the E .glisb tuousUr gun, bet.er known as
tho Horrfall gun, mounted near Scuthsea C-s‘le, Poris
mouth ; this being the largest piece of ordinance tither.o
made in this country. The weight of this gun is shout
twenty-two tons, and it throw- a solid shot ot about 3tlo
pound* ol wo igiit. unc rtunarec ana irnrtv rounaa nave
been H--d, with c’.ugcg of forty aud fifty pound# of
powder: and with eighteen digrceg of elevation, a range
o‘ a little over 5<>0‘) yard-* was obtained. But that tbe
cannon was ut.ablo to stand these proof chargee, corn*
para'ively r odcrate for its cnl.bre. was known to be
-trongly sut-per-ted tiy the Director General of Artillery,
bt.d this opinion wo* confirmed by the discovery of a
crack of over three inches io length in the dumber,
when aearched and examined lately by Captain breetb,
A-sistaut liapeciorof Artillery It is probaoie tbit it
will bo agaia subjected to proof at a a early dale. The
The Atn-ritan flit, en-ineb cannon bad, up to the date of
tbe !a --at report*. Hied 360 rounds with full charges;
and at the 300th round, when the last search was made,
tbe most delicate tests applied to tbe bor • failed to iu
d cate tbe slightest enlargement or deterioration of any
kind.
MILITARY MAXIMSJOE NAPOLEON.
Tents arc nitrous to health. It is much better for
tbe roldier to bivouac, because he then alet-pe wiib hla
teet to tb«‘ tire, w m h quickly dries the ground on which
be lies. A few buaids or a little straw shelter him treat
ha wind.
Tents, however, are necessary for the leaders, who
have to write and consult with tie map. They si ould
be given, therefore, to the superior officers, who should
be ordered nevir to lodge in a house.
Tents attract the observation of the enemy’* staff,
and make known your numbers and the position you oc
cupy. Cut of an army bivouacking in two or three
huts, nothing is perceived at a distance except the srao.ie,
aiiicb the enemy confounds with the luist of the atmos
phere. He cannot count the fires.
Nothing is more important in war than unity in com
mand. When, therefore, you are carrying on hostilities
xg .inet a single power only, you should have but one
army, acting on one hue, and led by one commander.
The effect of discussing, making a show of talent, and
calling councils of war, will be what tbe effect of these
thing* has been in e\ ery age: they will end in the adop
tion of tbe most pusillanimous, or (if the expreesion be
preferred) the in os’ prudent measures, which in war are
almost uniformly the woi*i that can be adopted. True
wisdom, *o far as & general is concerned, consists in en
ergetic determination.
There arc certain things in war, of which the com
mander alone comprehends the importance. Nothing but
his superior firmness and ability can tubdue and sur
mount alt difficulties.
To authorize general* and rfficers to lay down tbeir
a’-m* by virtue of a *p ccia! capitulation, under any other
circumstances than when they constitute the garrison of
a forlifl -d place, would unquestionably be attended with
dangeroui cons qacnces. To open this door *o coward#,
to men wanting in cnergv, or even to misguided brave
men, is to destroy the military spirit of the uaiioa. An
extraordinary situation rt quires extraordinary resolution.
Tbe more obatioetetbe r»t,iatar.co of an armed body, the
more chat ce* it will have of being succored or of forc
ing a passage. How many things apoarentlv impossible,
have nevertheless been perfumed by resolute men win
had no alternative but death 1
No sovereign, no people, no general, can be secure. If
the officers are permitted to capitulate on tbe field and
lny down tbeir arms by virtue of an agreement favorable
to themselves end to the troop* under their command,
bat oppoeed to tbe interest* of the remainder of tbe
army. To withdrew from peril, themselree, end thus
reader the poeition of their comrades more dangerous, is
manifestly an act of baseness. Such conduct ought to be
proscribed, pronounced infamous, and punishable with
death. The Generals, officers, aud soldiers who, In a bat
tle, have eared their lives by capitulating, ought to be
deoimated. He who oommanda the arma to be aurren
dared, tad they who obey him, are gUke traitors, and d«
iirM rinlul Duuidhmtat.
> Tb<r.»is l.’it one honorable way of bring made a pri
| Boner o( wai; that i<, l>y b. ing taken separately, and
, when y< u can no longer make uvo of jour arm#. Turn
there are no conditions-for th» re can h.< i.m.c, cooa o
! te.tlv with hoi oi— but jou arj comp .tiled to surrender
I by absolute ueceftsity.
> To b « familiar with the gerg-aphy and topography of
, the country; to he rkil'ul n making a rtt>mnotnanct\ to
be attentive to the despatch of ordett; o he capable of
exhibiting with eimpliu y the move rompheated move
• nicntfl of an rrnu; — the-e sic the q-ialtiations that should
i rti-tinguish tho tili-ier called to tho Btatioj of tho chief
of the stiff
A general of artillery sho tld be acq-tict d with all tho
on# rations of the army, as ho is ob'i^ated to supply the
dilf rent division* of which it is composed, wiih arms
and ammunition. Ilia con muniettioua with the artillery
( Bieero at the adramed postn should ket phim informed
of all the movements of coup#, and the management of
his g'«at park must be r.gula’ed by this information.
To rrconnoiter rapidly d. files and ford” to obtain
guide< that can he relied upon; to interrogate the cler
gyman and the po?t m-u'er; t.> o-tablirb speedily an uu
d- rviaading wi.h the inhabitants; to send out spies to
seixe the letters in the mails, translate a- d nuke an ab
-tract of tl eir content!; in short, to answer ail tie in
quiries of tho genera'-n-ct .el on bisrrriva! wi'h tbs
whole army ; —snob are th- ru i-s whic' cemo wubm
the sphere of r. good general oi an advanced (icvr.
Commanders-in-chief are to be gtsidet] by th< ir own
experience ot genius Tao'ios, evolutions, the science of
lie engineer «nd the ar'jll ry a Ifu-er, may he learned
.'rout treaties, bur generalship is u- qnired O'-ly by < ip«
rience and the study of the campaigns of nil great cap
tains. Guaavus Adelpbn*, Turenne, and Frederic, as
•Iso Alexander, lianni.-ial, and l a .ar, have all acted on
the sao.e principles. To keep your forces united, to hr
vulnerable at no point, to b iar down wi h rapidity upon
mipor’aiit points—these are the principles which insure
victory.
It i< by the fear which the reputation of your arms
inspire#, that von maintain the fidelity ef your all.ee,
and the obedience oi conquered na'ione.
MAJOR JEW POLK.
Wit have been bighlr gratified to icarn that Bishop
I’olk, of L iuiklana, after the most mature reflection, has
consented to enter the niiitarv service of the Confede
rate Ktit-s of America. Tbi# gentleman, it is we'l
kuown, was a d s'.lnguirhe-l gr-du to of West Point iu
it# palmhat days, and cmntnissioned in the < li Regi
m-i.t of Atliih'y He was the co'.emporary of Pr«-sl
d«ot Havis, a-, I Genet*!# Lee, Huger, the two John
stons, and M.tgruder— all of whom, it is believed on good
authority, uulertuiu a high appreciation of his military
capacity.
Hilling his career at West Point he was a member of
the Stall of Geu Worth, then tho Commandant of the
corps ol Cadets, uud »fti ^ graduation, ho was tendered
by that oili- er the appointment ol assutant Irstmcor in
lactic# Having oil er views, tie di-ciinoJ the appo ut
men! and devoted hi tn-elf 10 the s.-rvice of the church,
in which serviis bi* career is well known to the country.
We vo- lure to predict that, should his life b • rpau-d, hi
career will te still more brilliant in the pr at ai d glut •
ous cause in which tlie impulses of bis own heart, as well
as the solicitation of frio-ids, have induced him to em
bark. Hu intelligence, his eucrgr, Li- power of combi
rnblv fit him for a military commander. If wo arc not
greatly mint* hen, ho will make an flHdcut and
celebra.u 1 Gener.l. Few men have shown thi m
-<lves |iO*s ea. d of higher powers of corubiuatioii
—of those peculiar powers of combination bv which
th * nii'iiary commander should be distinguished.—
N'or is any man more ready to make great sacrifices in
the i si. o of the bomb, now assailed by a ruthless ar d
relentless fo~, end calling upon all her sons, ot all probs
e n s, to roll ha. k tho datk tidcol threatened deal ruc
tion. He ct.ubi not resist this call. So do. p. indeed,
has been his feeling of the infinite wickedutss and sense
iesansss of the present war. that he 1 as not deemed him
self nt liberty to decline tho dike cf Mt.jnr General in
the I’rovisionri Armv of the 0.>nf"derate Sta'fs, wfivh
has b.en tendered him b» the Presidin'.. II s cninmtud
will cotnpri** the land and water dotet.ee of tho Mi »i*
sippi river, rom tho mouth of il.o It d rivir up to the
Northern tonrdery ol the C ufed-racy. May euccrsa
crown hie efforts! May f. lory crown h>* arms' M tv
defeat, shame m d cnafuaioit overwhelm tho enemy, and
ronlinus to overwhelm rbi .n, until peace, independence
ar:«J happice-s ahull one* tnurc 11 sS a great people.—
HicUmimd A’m/K.rvr.
A Woan or dae-tiiLs ltvaossrua.M *.— I'heNew Ycrk
News, of th- 14-h iis'ant, in concluding a very sensible
article upon “ the situation," say3 what follows:
“The time has gono by for boasting that the troops
raided -ince the 1 >;h of April will sweep sd secvaaionUta
in.o the Gulf ol Mexico. The iiciii ed amount of suff-r
.ng already encountered has cou voiced our thinking ci-.i
x> ns that war i> no pliythiug. The stern, uncotnprc
inisir g array ot over a hundred thousand Southern
trorps, on the soil of Virgiuii, baa caused the ides, n'
‘retaking the places and properties ’ seized on by the
Confederate Status to Ire burie.l, tor tiiu present, out of
sight * lie!** is and ir vit-na ’ have c.-cs 1 o be d -dared
m worthy • t me . winds.al-, indiacrimi ate hanging, its
f..rinc-d p-vrt of the Aboli ion programme of the tfrs*. ol
May, and ibe com-Orjui'Pc of a tucrcstiou «>f defeats at
the hands of the t-o lately de-pised enemy is fr<*tv cvn
va-sed. Wlmt is of more importance, however, K pub
licans as well as U-moTat-—good order-'oving citizens
geuelallr, in fact—b-gia to asl each other when this
wretched, tuicidcl war will end? whether it could not
hive b.en avoided? why it ha* become necessary tha'
every provision of the constitution and Uw o| the land
should be trampled under I >ot ? and a deluge of conser
vative reaction uiM-i-t Kx-cutv-* tyranny, is beginning
to srise. whi- lt w:l! r o' ptrink itself to be much lunger
disregarded "
SCV I II - V t It t DMA A r. -<*n hand ant for l-ie, a
la-jt ro.i k ef 'i-ib, G-a!n and Oiovrr Scythea. A'ao, Gralr
CraUlo., 11'.*.:d allli Bianea compi.ta.
my*) ___fm:th, Rnonv.8 a co.
HA.VfN.-fOO Todd k 8or.'« Boyar Cured family IIsirj, for
ni.br «•» wm it mmiw
t > At ON, Kit ON.- -doO p nv! ni « Com try cu-.d Been,
Jf 1 ftraare by JOHN N. '.OSIU’N k BON.
Jed 14:1, nr. ntar the Itxchanfe Hotel.
C1«Osa VI.Dl.INUM PA.OI H —A FEW KIILN.
/ ot fcowlaai'. Lraun to aiora, and f r .it. by
eantrBt a MILLER,
rnv 14 Oor of 14tb and Cary.
J rjl UI aMt LS BLACK in itcr. and for
i)W «... by
oh*8 W. H. PLFAFANTR.
TjlONTV INKS’ SOLIDIFIED CHAM OP WILD PLOW KBS-Pol
£ Sharia? i.olb'ey eac hs more attlataetory. For Ibe ablutier
of Infant., pr.eenliLa erupliooa, Ac., It la aepertor to any olhe:
»..(• lotion or cuaueUc. For .ate by
W. FBTKSSON k CO , DrugglHa,
mbit I3S Main S'taef.
J ) O ON : H AI’ON,-.1,000 tbf eouatry curad Bacon, Hor
miW JOHN N. G9RD0N k SON.
Ml A 11* I (.4 1 hn(,l t NO C. (i IlHOnDPU*
. t if ($.—MOO b»g« Manipulat'd Guano, of oar own prepa
ration. *'»o, 19v0 ' hhsipe •" R i limo- d Ground Plasier.
Por sals by ESMOND, UAVtM’ >KT k CO.
my !W
pitKkl HAKGuIAMn 61LK9.
VT -
!00 sards Check hills at 50 and 75 certs
feral Dress Patterns Rich h'.lks el f 13, $15 and $30.
loO Rich rile Rohes at $<v and $sf>, w rth double Iks mei ey.
’01 Be.-ese and Organdie Rebel at n»lf price.
1,00) sards Wcrrg- Anglais at 13lj esnu per yard.
Rich Embroidered and Printed Berege Anglais.
Broclis Chall'.es and kJasamblqate*.
Plain Orapo b*.*' and Be-ege at 15 cents, worth MX an I 50 reel*.
Por bargain* In all styles of Dree* Goods, call at v9 M. In s'.reet,
apt _CHRISTIAN k LATBk' P,
(101(5 *IB ( I. —SWO Bus!.# • prim* frssVgTuuu i ooltci O .in
J Meal 'or sal* by_R_B BOMBBTILLB k CO.
1 ) ICON.—Ms* Country Cured Bv "0 for sa’e ey
J 9 JOHN N GORDON k HON,
|*1$ 14th rtrrrt. near tks Asebanir* Hotel.
NOTICE.
mKEASCK Y NO ri'S. —From and aftsr this <lste, ws
A will iskt trie I're*»ury Note* of the Confederate States at par
for (re-.di and al.o lu pa, Civtit of debts d'i*' tn ua
: jeio K‘NT, PAINE. A CO.,
Hp‘|tit | NUN,—New Fanil y Roe llirritgs; a small lot jui
received and for isle low. SAMPSON JONES. Agi ,
| m/3 Main and Pth Hr*.
' Si iPPliK.- Bar. Braaiers, and Bheath'ng Coppe*, for sale hy
Y / m,8 JOHN N. GORDON A BON.
I >4J! l*n \Y U til‘«<> SflOCS.
JUST received, ty Alan s’Repress, a large supply of Gentle
men's Kngllt.'i Wa'klng hhors, very broad on the hottew. All
tb vie who have been waiting can supply thems.lvns now at
PCrNEY A »ATrH,
myll No. 11$ Main Street.
rilllE THOOPCK'S YIANC.VL, by Col J I.nclus Da
k vis, Is now rsptd'v rucnli-g through the Press, and will b.
ready In a few days. jus*, published,
ItdKAVY . It ri l.LtvH Y«—Instructions for heavy Ar'.f
lory, prepared 1-y a Bear 1 o' OIL ers fur the utv of the Army
of the TT. 8 , reprinted antler tbs supervlsb n of Cols. Rlpl.y ace
Alex Paaseen, o' Charleston, H C. A. MORRIS,
ap$< B.ukseller and Publisher, 97 Main it.
T.5ANI IL Y LA KD.-33 Bbla family Lard for saleby
I1 an37 A. Y. 8TOKF8 A GO.
SLIT IKON, for Mil* Bhues, and small bwedea Iron for
Horse Bhues, for sale by
j*3 JOHN N GORDON k SON.
IIAISl L Y-KLUL »l.—30 Ubls. superior family-fTouT.Jusi
' to hand. HCNT A JtMEf,
iuj 1ft Cora#.- f*. *n<l 0*nr st#.
RKAVt) ( ETTIVH.
filOBACO 1NI8TR, Merchants, Groccn, Manafaotiiren, and thr
A public generally, look to your Interest I am fully prepare
U> execute all orders In the Band Cu'llmr business, v s : Branus foi
Tobacco boxes, flour barrels. Grain B»gi, H g.hvads, Liquor*.
II oks, Cards, ood Bn* Er b-oljery stamps of ettry design, at*',
ell plstss, for mnrklug clothing with Indelible Ink, sent to any part
of the Country on tn* receipt of 60 ce/re. lu puatage I'amp* or oth
erwise. K M. LEWI.*., Brand Cutter,
At Chat. U. Langley's Tin Store, l$tn Street, b> tween
aplt Main and Cory, Blcbmsnd, Vs.
HOCK A ND NIONBLLK WIN KN.—A large quantity
of th* above, lu wood and glass—own Importation— on band.
Th I Wines ar* very superior and very pleasant In warm weather
Voi sale by O. CRANE.
meNt No. t Ibrehan** Blest
NBW DRBM OOoW-Msw Kid Glovas, (Gants Jonvlc
VUsJ a beautiful assortment of oar own Importation; Gentle
men's Goods, In OassUnsree and Tweeds, from th* OrsLShaw MlUst
1 last ranelved bp
.ws aAMTTm. m. farms a m
NKW CHOP.—just received a flash supply ef Landrsth's
and othsr Garden and flower Heeds, warranted fS'lh and
geutilns, ter sale bp JAR P DC Draggtrt,
nlltl Ons B A 10th streets •
riRHIt HIM$i of vary superior quality, mads la the
^.Xwmwt.q.flQsauna,m
I
NI W niLITIRT tt'OKKR.
J W BAm.oi.PR in MatoStrawt,
Haa 'of file, PaeV Tm pe-'a M trail |
Wllllaia'a M'lllary T II book TSe
bu >U' l<i'i he'enct of War, or Tartteo for < ffirtre cf Infantry,
Cavalry, end Artillery ffe
ltii-kh,>lit'i Infantry Camp Duty, Held Pi ritfleiil.n aa. J Caot
Ilrfrnra Ha
V O.-llaa’a lepjlaVlona and Inatrucllon f r Caraliy la t a* oj
War |.
Jrffna* Throry and Prartl •• of Nora! fIuno*r» 1 7Ao nryll
liooKfi jra-r f; fti.inii i- it - And roraleod by
A MORMA, *1 Mala a vert
The (able Cload—a loothe'o tala with Norttoro eoa-maoia. Uy
tf.o aathor of **Tha Sontaa! a VInm o' (i«”*ry. • 75a.
Aul ib'o/raphy Lrurra and llUtaii aan.alr. of klri P1 aal
(Th'ale)-Kdltrd w;th oote* and *n tnUcdnero'y aecoanl of Lm
llfo and wrttli.ca Py A. it ay ward f.q |1.M)
Vol. Sib yaeaulay'l Knyland, heo |
The <>r*and Palo, er, Paaail. A atory of modern life. By Wjk'a
OoUloa, aathor of ‘-The W.iman In iCnito." Clethll.il T*,t
»l 0»»._‘ aplb
fl’f I 00 I AI d P Imp -!.i a-.! n | nr. f,..iih7
1 BjrU WH. WAU.ACA BOMB.
fr 1 V H tfit Ph.i PHlt, Pimento and fM»r»r, for ilia by
*/V * uy o WK. WAIXAGB BOWL
\'IU(.IMt nomit K Rim. -WaoBkf for eale A
quantity of tl I. formlnablo weapon, atrie’ly of bos a manu
facture, al whol -tale and retail.
J _SMITH, KHOf tP A C.\
RlfWIOM) I ‘ i A>% ANI) IIPIiL UilIlKf.
iOOr nr H.r Iron, all afar*,
lib but Or. It Root -r<‘e and rqe., do.
lib; half rda -10' b xdlre cea a
K«0d> I 'fty M ■ ITlrre—Ha-te I .a.
RaV-oid t or hire , a'l litre.
Band, If op, Pero t and T.;« al Iron.
PtlLcned Ha.be » » ea.
' Poached tifc.eli for Cotton Balea.
Bur tale near .he Pe.er.barj br! *f «
)« ;i-i« Jims ra vtib.
T'.VIIII. A tf I,OI H, In bar-ati and bi(a, of 1 and MB :>A.
I ctrh, juat rartlrel and for aale by
my21 NT A J _
(1 I S SMUT HOI '.»•!. ■ ■ ap« ie
X hrallny preparation for feB-abot or,un la In tf>* world Ma«
utaciuird vuly by DOTH A CO , I'roirf a<w.
me A R.rl niond, Va.
1 »i)UK»N A t AC.iAO tP -Jr.at receleed.dlr««t from F. ,roj aalal
It of auperior Bologna Bauiagea, for at a by 0. CRa'<Z,
.,.a No B Veeh.neff Rtorlr
j lirVl K.~I ") bbla Kleanna Pupr-llno flour,
A1 121 do do Kalra do
ICO do City Mllla Paper. do
100 do do Aitia do
t*r) do Mo'aena do do
S' do fine do
BeoMeed and for ea!r be fmfYi] HP’IT A JAKP*.
| % I'll.If.- A aupply of brit quant/ Indian Ju'l r.rr i I ■' d
a f-.raalo'.y H PFI OO'i . A (
jal lb*. Main Mr *».
HI1' K f.'AI N*l I.KT', f*»r fit a wiry «>r ArtlU: ry
Sa'rvl.-t*.—Jual recaleed a io'. ..f » mf ''*‘•1*
li .t lo Bml lirunLl u. V.'AlhiS. A UfK'hN
j. I It! tiai lint
1<IIKIII(1 C-'ICIll.VL A i, o.tdrn lone treoraf'. IU IP
O blu for hot wea’.her, tumle la lien; any. tor ta - We
O CRANZ.
me *0 i ,
M AMI.I.4 «<*»*»■:. Ina'oreand 'or a»l\ a 'air «(., k
aaaoll. J Iq, , 1*, », »,, I, I',. i», I'* and I t., .a pi Jl
ameter, by luiMO) hMir.I, kHUliIZ A I'O
VOTK I 1 • uitber nollco, wa altAll »rli onr O' lam y
» e for . al !, < i Pal aalrnt
my H KAH’l M PSIO* A CO.
Nnv Nljlt* Army < IS< iMr;ul.
1" AM M> Met,:.,; a aryr aapply ..f tl e ab VI- at’ k **‘.:i I .'aB
I ha naed either a* ' brdir a.at, au.t e.*, te f hied In 131 h a
rated e- tupa* t at t* cab !■ 0 aaaily a*rrted ttr :»r 'lie rrn • ®.
e.r a of the at a*y and ' there a re e ce f »• *•*' : i , I'tlte-t to rail and
examine them. 1 alio bar# on baud a number of Car >. fwola
and '.ota. It C II->'4 K.
Oreernor tt , between >!» a ai d H ark o and
me 1A 17th ab. between Main at--a Frank, r, ep. Cap. kqr.
>)Cr llO.Vhk I'AltAKINK 44 A \ < A MILKS A tear
a* rl »l.I beautiful article. Hot a la by
opl Wit WALLACB BOMB,
I >){ A lt«> r.:il It.act t’. ai. I t n r
C WM. H. PLEASANT*
1 11> t fin.' : tct.NM-, - it. Loaf, rottDkKab a COftri
I \H4 H 8C-IAS. For aaie l.y
■yW WM WALLAOBtOWB.
H F II II,—.Oil II.a• piitne RICE, Jotl rteiited ftrm North Cara*
1 A. lira, for tale hv
nl 1 u rnvrxKn navpNPGRT a r-rt
^TIFK l.lt'ilK 1 . ...1 of . II
m and other hraude, lor axle I y
nay 84 R R 80MERVIII.E i 00.
Vn Bit 14'A N MUABO - a I lartU1
!al*n a—to atore ar..l tor tale I y
my 74 R B 8OME&YILLZAC0.
IILOCR —80 1 b a Buprrtlne Hlcor, for axle
r ant* w PI EtSANI c
(-trT 7 II>1 ti. — lo.teo |>..cu la Celt* u Ripe, ru-tatlc or
J t’enu, for aa'a by
jad _K .* "T, PAtNB A o.
{ KlUAirSKASl ILV and TO I I.VT so \ I* fur
4 tala by JOHN N. GORDON A hON.
l?mv
all k 'l t \ • iVxa. A * |t <;■ K I A N WAX CAN*
xT dira. In whole and half bona. *0* Mle by
ay J. If s •. (:< KS *i A MX.
rTIl'OV, PR AN ANIF IiM4NN, Jet rrcateel a .■*
I F rlor lot rf Tout try Cured hw •. r.j *..u*.d *i*o, another
Ml of No. I Ha-nllr 8'# 'len’r, Black Aye Peaa, |..r aal- u low
ii the market aid «tTo:J for tain.
8 4MP;CN JONW. Apert,
my 18 _f’.-rnar Main end >.h fueet.
iirmh <oci.KHK,
k? waihi: 0O0..ES8.
water COOT IPS.
O veoal Parkrd wvw Cooler*, of all allot, of ocr owa make,
tn I i.perlor to all gthera. Euibo *ye *tor-e mantfxeture 0.11
al y ■ I • * PI .
aplf Corner ISith and Cary H -* e*n.
\\ IIITED,
| A A BANDS, to work * n ()yt>r Coal*, Jacket* asd Pent-., lm
1 • • x ‘ raer .e.tely
;4^*Ncoe uee.l apply but thoae aacuntoiced 1* that kind of
. . (tp.») "V. ISA 8M I P.
HABDBB’8 TACTU»|~) W Hard M * .a -or lali,
at fi 73 |or |! eO f) mall) a new . .btfon of liar tee 1 T a. tj a
with plate. A1 o ho. kholut Fileree of A ar, or taotlce tor r01 eta
of Infantry, caya'ry.ard arl'IUry—TSienta tuckho‘1 Infantry,
tn Duty, Field. y.>rt!3ratloc, and Coaat Pefaroa- SO < at.la.
AI'PLfcw.—Juatrocelrrd a lot of Maaaie’i olea Applj, of
Y.rtooj kin.la.
my4 nnvTAJAMWS
fiD.-HOND, B.1VFNPORT4 f
t j ofkfr hor hale »
Bh<) rajke •’Hlbbert'j” London Porter, dtwt lirna*taUon,
SOW) bur “Eb Martiua” Sait, aultabie ■** *■■*■». s~»t and
p-.rk,
8«0 ba e* C'ryek,
Ihh r.a.i "P A 8.” Stick Llrorlca.
808 pkgl. Gunpowder and Blaca Tea*, af aar owl asporta
tion,
170 cm»j Preferred clagep,
lew pkgx. Flra trra. k-ra,
1*0 krga Pup-r Carbonate Soda,
8 -D ta. Torqu* Deaca,
So t n» Rtuk ®a't,
8 « o ba/a Mao'pul-.ted Guano,
lhrt haayetr lleldalc. Wine,
130 dt am Rnckrta
Pore Jamaica Bum,
Mad-lra 8he-ry and Pert Wine,
I'ecn.aaey Brandy,
ClArat Wine,
Marc and Pepper,
73 bbla. Vinegar,
Letter Paper,
80.n.
i jOUiOCK’.' RBMI»« FOR DWPBWi AKD 08*0
Ml THRASH.- This remedy ts confidently offered lo the pnb
itc aider the belief that It possesses (nw-rs In tie above reapialnU
>c; crlor to any me!'.. :re which baa I llt.erto Let n brought lo tha
notice of Ihe COB m-in'ty. Tnte Vwn*M« medicine ha* h*en 'n u*a
lor abont eliteen ycart, and Laa raftered to health hundred*of
(■•ranee In thll city who were thought to be incurable Prepared
an I »oM by J p. DCYAL,
anil flomor Main and Wth it'aeu.
FTILIfS, CAST AM* MI Fh It NTKFL. We have
hand a g. od a--ortn.-nt of the above tj.-rd*, to ahtcfc w# In
vite the attention of Manufacturers generally
-r"‘i_SMITH, RHODE! A 00.
1 JlC I l’HK FKA !*I F*.—We k»ep conetantiy a vw-led
J and large oho tment of oval and rq iare, plain and tm.K'n
lal framea, and trill make to ordei any drelred t »e. All order*
eutrualed to n» will receive prompt attention.
WM KATTT.iri A TO .
c'byo lgg Main street.
i U«.s APHIMil, illiLTA A c —W* Invite the at
/ r, tenilco Of Cart an<1 Wagon klakete to r or etr.ck of the above
Geode, brlrg Very Complete. Ax It* aaaOrled fr..ui I r, b Slnrhee.
nivlto _ SMITH, RHODES! Oft,
ICATKH pilot IF f LOtK*.-l bivejutt rerelv«d a
large quantity of Water Proof Good#, from which I am
r ailng CLtlAKd eultable for that wearor blank) te also R acket
01 .h f>' cvmp aertl e. The servl. e In wm' ran either pur.bate
lb m read,- scads or have them madetoorr-arat be
Mu.ta.-y Clo'hli.g Emporium,
111 M*1n Rireet,
|»15_ WM 18* BuITH.
! ll.tt kHklll(l I1KINNF.8X1 H HAND Y-va
i J rh.ue vintages, for aaie by
ap l»-1w i”, v> .NfTKK A on.
tTAMIL* FLOCK.—A frrah fupoly ol Pace*’, bcpcrlor
1 family floor, Juat received. f»r aaie bv
tor _ R. B bOMKRVtLLK A CO.
MILITAHY PATK.I E KIIIHTS.-Miiitary fa
llgne Khlrta, of H.ue, tarry and Red Flar'-.el, roanufectarrd
•f abort nfltteshv a.Si PAINE A OO
IW I'.HV OVPIOBU ahonld bay « copy of Ruekh.rofa'e Rc-.
I*t eaw <>f War. There la inure valuable information a brat ltd.
I try matter a, than can be found In any other book for s\le by
..v7 J W. RANDOLPH. 1*1 Mali; bt.
VLCOkiOL AND III KM Nil FLC1D.-A freth
• apply, now intto.sand for tale bv
W. PETE MTS A CO.,
j ill IK Main Street.
1,’XTRAt T OF JAMAICA G1NI3RR, for the rdM
1 j „f Dyspepsia, Ofol.e Dlarrlata, Palo and uoeaalne • of the
M ruveh, a larrg fr.m beat of the weather cr .hangs ef Wa'er,
pr. pared and sold by W PaiRKA'-n A CO.,
; 44 1/9 Mali fc‘.i eat.
WOOD 8N MIPFS.—Wr»den, Meenrhtutu, Pewhutaa
and fancy German Pipes, for sale by
W. PATRHhGN A C«., Druggist*,
j-44_ J66 MalnSlrtet.
WR1TI1G PAPER.
JAMES WOODHGCRR a OO., purchased, Juat previous to the
prelent blockade, the largeet and beet gaet at
WRITING PAPfR,
wl 'eh they have ever bad In store before, eastr-eclng Foolecep,
( a ter. Note, Demy end medium papers, cf veatuAaoucities, »• rh
wt I be rold at their naual prtcee, for cash, ur 4s alrictly prompt
ena'emure, payable 1st July •naulng.
They have aio on hand a good stork of other Ft»tl-.nr-y, to
gether with every description of Clank feast usually k-pi for
•ale. tn>10
IIVKH FOOL FINfc 8A I.T.- A1 t<0Racks Lfverporl Pine
I SALT, per skip Hiawatha, In Jamas River, direct from Liver
pool, for sale by
ap 14_IDMCND, DATE NPORT A CO._
/ 1 RUT FUNNEL AND IILLK CLOTH.-JeM
\ I ro-elvt rl a good supply of the abort, and a large lot of mill
tay rood* generally.
jell WATKINS A FICKLE*.
-I AA PACK A GC8 LARD, BbU. And HaHbowsta. Foe tale by
1UU uy*l_I_FK WAIAAP8 80*8
it.raaia«aii«k.!ij|^|Bkijl»
l^S5SS£^|iSBS^W,K5a«*'

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