RICHMOND WHIG.!
r VIDNCSDAV aOSHBra W|
CIT V AN1) SUBURBAN.
Watches Stoles.—P. Vincent, between Fifth
and Sixth street*. had two watches stolen front him
yesterday; ouc valued at one hundred dollar", and j
the other at seventy-flve dollars.
Ax Impolite Neako.—David Meade, negro. '
charged with running against Mia» Anne l.angford
n the street, and knocking her off the sidewalk, was
arrested yesterday by the police, and locked up fora
hoar;ng this morning before the Pr ivost Jndge.
Arrivals.— We were glad to see yesterday, on
the street, the old familiar faces Of Governor Letcher
and General Daniel lluggles— both looking well. The ^
Governor is staving at Mr. C harles Purcell’s, and the
General at the Exchange.
The Pkovost C’ot'RT Yesterday.—Judge Mi-Fin- 1
tee was not over-crowded yesterday with business,
lie had, however, to fine sundry parties *23 each who. |
despite t»K» IF 'Mg'* warnings oi the certainty of pun
ishment. will counnue to vsdatc the general order :
against selling li«|Uor to soldiers. A tew petty o.Ten
ders against law and order were assigned quarters
in the Castle.
PCai out Stealino Plane.—A negro, canght by
the police, on Monday night, m the act of carrying
off a panel of plank from the premises of Captain
T. t\ Flppa. w as befoie the Provost Judge yesterday,
w h" gate him sixty days' board in t'asile I hiiuder.
tty the way, we hea; good-accounts from the po! e
of the F'irst Ward, who, like those stationed ••!•*.
where in the city, seem to take a pride in tin- elli.ueut
discharge of their duty.
The Examination ok Mr. Pollard, ok tiie F..\
A MIXER.—M, Hives PeHanl appealed before the j
Mayor’s court yesterday on the charge of assaulting i
and beating Kilward P. Brooks. of the New Voik j
7tinea, and -dated to his liquor that he was u«*t (
ie«"!v to go into the examinat i n on account of the
ub-» io-e of an impoilaut w itne- - who conduc
tor on the F redero kabuig traiu. The Mayor "le- j
cidrdjt" continue the oese until to-day at II o c.ock.
and it*4|Uii«*d Mr. l*o!I«inl U» fiw socurilv in the -n.a
of *300 for hi.- further appearance. Thos, U. Wynne
lie, .ime h.s security.
Another F’ire Yesterday.—While the Won*-of i
Delegates vesterday, about two o’clock, was dix us*- .
' ing the charter of the Home Insurance t’ompatiy. a
cry of fire was raised, and the bells quickly souuded
the alarm. Judge Wilson, a friend of the bill, tinn
ed th:s uirrnmstance to happy ac* "Uiit m illu-trat-oii
of the importance of such corporations, llieliie
w hich occasioned the alarm, occurred ucar the cor- I
nerof Ninth and Marshall, and the only dam i do; u |
was the partial burning oi the .-table ot Mr. Jam- s
M. Taylor. A parcel «f hay and other provender, j
winch. Ill the aggregate, did u.d amount to a great i
deal, w a- also destroyed,
A Ba, on and Greens.—We state I, In a recent i-sm- 1
|i that Hr. Uagby would deliver a lecture ou •* Bacon |
and Green*." Uiis week, in tliis city. By reference j
to an advertisement in another column, it will l«
seen that the lecture will he delivered to-morro-.. I
••veiling, in the eh* mical lecture room of the Uich- J
inoini u >i" * * !•-v.
t;., li .f Uia lecture and you will get the very Le.-t
b.i ■ n u<! glv-us. spite 1 with genuine native V r
gin auisiu. that you ever got before for the Mite
iiiuoun!. or any am *nnt. We prom •-«> von a ricii
tient. on.- that w .11 make you laugh au I • gru^c Jut "
and an insiriietivcau I e. gs:il literary ‘i*"/'cc,iu, Phi.
I!y all means go.
As Kwrrv Bottle t as*-'Tuk I’arty Pent on
to ArfKvR llErORRTUK Next Term of TUB CK.VSD
Jrr.v.—John Kelly appeared before the Mayor yes
terdav on the charge of receiving empty pop bottle*,
t.iiowiug the sate ■ to have be*'n -’ den. The tir-t
witiu-si i >h" c.i e Sullivan, stated that iv found
four dozen bottles *tt Ke ’y’s l.ott-v. with the brand
«d« -owlcy A Col. man on them, lie could uot |io- •
lively sa.v i.iat tl.e bottles found belonged |o Cole
man A t row ley.
It. Clark te-’.ilb.d as follows I am a lu inufa. -
tmv;- of soda water iu this citity. I have lost over
worth of hollies - tic- 1 euiunn n -ed business
iu this e.tv la-t Spring. I know nothing about
the bottle* th at Kelly had ill ha» po-«s;*>*oi:.
1>. fence—ihouus l.uml test lied as follows I
have bought hoities fmim-mly from C owley A < ole
man's man. In buying .< down bottles id porter. 1
Iisiiallv pav 31 •">** lor they ,rter and ■?! 5U for the
Imlths. ' ii the bn|tl-s a:e returned, t-e same pri.
is alw.ivs aifowa i. I :*m a liti ter h'l kst *r and
have only l*eeu he re a*.out a mouth.
After some otle-r minor evidence for the defem -•
his Honor decided to send the ease before the next
lir.in I Jury. i>*ni uk ng tli it p -t• y olT* n-sis w-cr>- d *w
m> eouim«n in the city that he would have l-i do
v i.i* so:n- iu- ms to put a 'top to them.
Kelly was r<*|tliied to give S'lUU security lor ie
k appearance at th - t iu- *pse h
® Kit:! - Yf-sTrRIlAV- I. riN.vrf t* l.o.'S OfCoVIKS
went PuortKi v.—Yesterday morn dig. about a-uar
ter to five o’clock, the bells gave tins alarm of tir-,
and before even those in the vicinity of the oouthi
gration were thoroughly awake, i vet v portion ol the
city was illumined with the glare if the tkitucs.
The snow on the ground at the t itle made tills but
tins more hrdiiaul. aud f.-eviu l-' ing up as tar as
Kiflli street, as well as ll- -«c on Chun-h. Hamlde*
aud I'niou Hills imagined for u I me that the lire
was very near liieni. I Hose wh - »<-re willing lo
brave th»* i old siMiii d s.-ov, red, however, that a lur-.c
_ w.»rehouse on the south sale of ti e Ilasin. near the
eonter of Tenth and Byrd sin-els. was on I'm-, and
that thepni-js-cI was ‘hat all efforts to save itwoiila
prove abort vc. Although Ike lire lou-punies we r
on hau l promptly, their sunni-s'proved correct, all I
I,.,‘ore au hour eiip—d from t:ie cry of lire. C.e build
ing was a moulder.ng mas- of ruius. It belonged i*
James II. (Jraiit, of this city, and w.;s occupied as a
depositary or tobacco and other artVIes belonging
t.» the tloverunu-ut. under the control of Colonel
I ..minis, au agent of the failed States Treasury IV
p.irlmmt. The watchman, who !ii»! discovered Me*
lire, it is said, made every effort lo stay its progress,
without eBeet. I’he l».-sof tlit- I ,—v rr llineut ■* e--..
mate.l at S75.t»*h 'l'iie ll«use adjoirtmg. or -upied
by Messrs, tiiazehronk & ’A liliunw. narrow ly escape 1
bum ng.
M HYok'sCoI KT— M-VVliUSU NDSiKS Pkesilixu.
The eourt-rooni yesterday morning was prv ty well
crowded w till anxious *|ieetali i-, at ti acted there, ii i
doubt, to witness the examination of Ii. ll. Pollard.
His ea-s*. however, was very near the lust cai.-d.
and when called, he asked a delay of oao day t .
get au important w.tue-s pre-cut. Ibis threw -i
dal.ip'-r on most of the spectators, au I the eiowd
verv soou dwindled down to a very few. The folh-w
i-ig’eases wen- d-spo -d -f
J horn.vs Roane was lefure tl.e court «*ri ti e - ha:^c
of leing drunk and interfering with the tin-men iu
tbe dtsolnirgu of their duties. t . Berger ap|«-ared.
f
1 lie- at the It's- on I. ot'i s'reet. yesterday morn ng
when lie .Mayor imposed a tine of live dollars
on him. Here* the prisoner scented to vet a little
< tbs I tv porous, aud made a sUteiucut. in whiei, ie
denied having lesi-led anyl.Mly. The Mayor toid
him. however, d he did uot sis-p i|uu*t that Iu-wolihi
send him to jail, lo tins he replied he did not car
when. His Honor thereupon ordered Captain
Jenkins, of tl.e police. pi o e him in the prisoner's
box. This was promptly dune, aud at tin- a-ljonr:;
merit of the court, he was taken to jail forvoiittuip'
of court.
<'hris!«*|*!nT lUrAViswa* T»rfV*iv tat* i o:;it i n ilit?
charge "I l*-nig >1 sorderly in the house ' i Mr-.
Martha l'av is, and a vaulting her daughter. Mr*.
|laris stated that »he didn't think :t was » hri*b
ptier's intention to injure any one. or t > ere i*r :i«»
disturbance. He was und-r tl.e influence of !i-|iu>r
at the time, and ’.'i. .1 little kind of crazy in coii.se
ijUdi. r. \unlhei wituev t. -t b. ,1 to the ,o«> 1
eliar o tcroi cn*ed. w hen ll.. Mayor annoiin- ed
tliat he would require itini to g ve security in the »um
of two hundred dollais. lor hi* tnture resid b.-havno.
I'hls ».ou.g done, tl.e party left the .eg;••room ,’coi
aMy sat-slied.
J. K. ttatkiu* and G -:ge W. f'-uthiiis. were Iw-for-c
the 1'ourt on the charge of disordeny commit and
lighting in the street. It being nothing mere than
an onl.nary I uuiiy quarrel, and both parm* bem
sati'ia d. hi* Honor discharged them.
\UI.I\U K.XI'R'SS Oil I'K VM»i-OIiT ITIOX I'OU
i im -In pursuance of a call made through the
,-Uv pjiK'ts. and in a •ord.Mcv with section tir*t of
the in -laws, which says that "the election of l‘ire
tors shall he h.-bl in the cifv of Richmond, on the
s«*i oad Wednesday in January, annually," a nree'
mg of the stockholders of this t'oin’mnv was ln-ld
ve»tei-i.iv. at tin- t’ompane's build.ng on Main str- . ’
jr„rtl'i. pnr]H»c of reorganizing under the amended
charter. \t li o'clock, there being quite a large
number of *b. kholders pre-enj. M . Shctl'ey. on mo
tion of G.-iiera! Kchol*. was called to the chair, an •
on m it on of Mr. Charles Purcell G.-n ml Mo-uv. the
Secretary of the i ompatty, w».s apiu.nted s- vretarv
tu tin- meeting. Mr. Shrffey -eati-.i the purpose for
which the meeting tool l-e'-n called, and the Treasur
er made a statciui ut showing that one hundred and
thirty-two thousand d dlars had l.ceit paid in. and
over four mil! ou and three hundred and thirty thou
.-aud sUtis. ribed.
1 he S, crytary tl.cii. al tby request of the chairman
lead the chart.’r.
General Joseph it. Ander*<>n moved that the meet
ing pto. ee ! to t.ii-inc". ,.nd nominated the ex.sting
provisional director* d re tors under the n.-w or
ganization. and said that n it was so de*ired by any
stockholders lie would nominate each director sepa
lately. Tin re being no exhibition ot a desire lor
such a course, the •■vnerai nominated ihe I1 rectory
in a body, and they w. re unanimously elected.
Mr.-Wood, of Albemarle, then *;!'.l that a* he nn
der*to<>d then was some tli**a- shu-t.on at tin- *ala
trv* paid to the officers, he desired to kn->w the
amount* ut the ditferent sularie-. whereupon the
Secretary reported them a* follows
President.JlOiffiu
So pc i intendent. -t.tMl
Secretary. 3 MM
a Treasurer. 2 .">0U
i Agent at Kiclmioml.. 1 5no
Clerks and Messengers from 9ho to 97S p- r month.
£ Mr. Wood then moved (evidently w.th the intent.
a9 it afterward turned out. of usuiig tin- *--n*e of
iko Stockholder* couc«ruill* till. ralo-S or wUn*)
tliat the Directors b- n*tru {e l to tix the President's
pay at 96.000 per aauuin.
K General Anderson onjiosel the resolution, and
*aid that it might be eonsiilered a reflection on the
Directors, and that the amount would be entirely iu
stilfi'uent for such services a* were require I a! the
President's hands, and that in the present advanced
prices of articles of consumption, and the deprecia
r«d condition of the currency, ten thousand dollars
would not be more than live thousaud dollars iu
otter times.
Mr. Wood said he had no desire whatever, or in
tention to reflect on the Director* in any way. S,K-h
a thought had not occurred to him no one had
more faith in or re*|s-ct for General John*ton than
himself.
General Kemper then moveu to amend .>\ giving
gjX thousand dollars and so much stock, as the l>>
rectory mightUuuii projier.
General ltuggles then addicted the meeting and
opposed the reduction, lie, as well M G'ctieral Au
derson. wid that he Lad never hoard au> complaint
about the amount paul to ue^al Joh*»to»:
General Ec hols next addressed the tueetmg. and
j»ai»l that, a* the matter hail been brought up, W
a director, was desirous of having the sen* of the
stockholders on the subject.
Mr Wood then said that he was not actuated by a
desire to have the salary reduces!, but lie wanted the
matter settled because of the rumor of dissatisfac
tion be bad heard. .....
\fter some further conversation, in which Mr.
Charres Purcell. Mr. Urauclt and others took part.
Mr. Benjamin Hart, of Sewr York, addressed the
meeting. He said he represented a million of stock
in that stale, and that the very fact that it was as
certained there that General Johnston was to be the
President of the Company, caused many prominent
men to take stock in it. "in fact, it was more know n
there a* ** Jw Job a*ton*a Com puny than anyth
elo*. for his very name found favor with them. Ten
th isand dollars was but a small salary. Such
amount was frequently given in the North to presi
dents of fax smaller corporations.
General Buggies then moved to lay the resolution
on the table. This wras aecor rfd by Mr. Dupuv.
whereupon. Mr. Wood himself stated again the ob
ject he had in view, to wit, to ascertain the views of
t|:« stockholders, and then made a motion bunselt
to lay his own resolution on the table, which was
done. , ,___
The general conversation that took place was
characterized by the utmost g>> d will and eolirtcs).
and the action of the stockholders iu re-electing t ie
same directors, and continuing t ern in tlieir ac
tion as to salaries, was a thorough endorsation of
them in every respect From what we could learn
the affairs or the company are in a prospering con
dition. and there was manifest purpose to push the
organization ahead. The meeting then adjourned
shte die. __
Mrs. Kikuy Before Ji'Due Lyons \ esterday—
The Arschext in Her Cask Deferred Until To
Morrow.—Mrs. Kirby, whose case is well under
stood by the readers of the Wmo. was again before
Judge Lyons' Court yesterday, when the testimony
.<1 Dts. Spence, Dove, Gaillaird, liaxall, Houston
and others was taken as to her meutal condition.—
It will be remembered that these witnesses had been
previously examined upon the same point Mrs.
Kirby looked much paler than when in court ten
days ago, and seemed to be much reduced in ttesii.
It was remarked by all w ho had previously seen her
t! it she was more quiet ami paid less atieutiou to
what was going on around her.
Dr. Spence was lirst sworn, and testified as
follows—I have examined Mrs. Kirby six or eight
times since she was last iu Court 1 have tried
every means at my disposal to te-t whether she was
in>ane or uot, and" I am more satisfied now than ever
that she is insane. I have carefully watched her
movements, and everything that she docs, in my
opinion, indicates that her reason is dethroned. I
have never beeu able in any of my visits to get a
reasonable answer to any question propounded to
her.
Dr. Dove testified as follows—I think Mrs. Kirby’s
meutal and physical condition w one than ever be
fore. 1 don't believe she hits a single ray of con
sciousness. I think her mental and physical condi
tion requires that she be removed to an insane
asylum immediately.
W. Hail Hard testified aa follows—I have not seen
Mis. Kirby siuee she was last ;u court, until yester
day morning. My opinion lias not been changed in
regard to her mental condition. I am still of the
opinion that she is feigning insanity. Her physical
•ndit on ints materially changed forthe worse since
I i ist saw her.
Dr. liaxall—I have been to sec Mrs. Kirby only
once since she was in court last l asked her a
great tuauy questions, but failed to get a single co
herent answer. My opiuiuu has not changed in re
gard to her meutal condition. I think her physical
condition is somewhat weaker.
!»r. iioiiMon » lesiiuiuuy uuiy inrruiiurau'u »uai
was te-tilied to by I'octors Gu.iiaird and Ilaxall.
Tut t -stimuli.) was concluded at about two l*. M.
yesterday. when the Court adjourned to meet again
to-morrow at eleven o’clock, to hear the arguments
in the case by h- r counsel. Messrs. Johnson. Crump
and Cannon, which will dualities* occupy moat of
the day.
Shells Explode—'Two Men Killed.—Yester
day. as a pa.ty of hands in the emp'oyment of the
Government were engaged iu removing a quantity
oT shells on the south side of the Jock, opposite
Twent eth street, one of the shells exploded, killing
a man named George Mart n and badly wounding
J. Kirch, who died last evening from the efiecta of
his injuries. Others of those employed made a nar
row escape.
BIMMiVS .NOTSfCS.
Hist, kical Facts.—On. night, near the front
we were In a buggy with one Talbott iron founder,
aud the horse, getting blinded by the tight of a camp
lire. ran into a ditch uml both were spilled ; but
there was one thing which was not spilled, and that
was a buttle ot brandy, which one ot the two had in
close proximity to Ins mouth at the time, and which,
when he found him-df tumbling into the ditch, he
held above his head ami tbns'saved, and which he
and his companion safely deposited afterward in a
mine congenial place than the aforesaid ditch.—
Dov. u m that same neighborhood, or rather to the
left of it Is-fore the war, we got another tumble, and
got so bothered that we didn't Know our head from
our in-cis for some days and night- afterward. In
deed. so sure as we get into a buggy we meet some
accident, and hence have a horror of them. But
Is-re’s another 'historical fact; I hie day in the sum
m-r t me, when mutial law was hard* on whiskey,
one l.’ liri'.ird lturko, Stuart's scout, and ourself
were ori tiie way in a buggy to see the good old m in
who s to lecture for tin-orphan* Una week. We
had’ut a drop. Just as we got to the corner in Unci.
eft’s, near the turnpike, Bui ke aw a man standing
In-side iu open Uoot: " I Lave it" says he; *' wliau’
saysvve: the whiskey.’’ says he ; •* that’s an Irish
man, and I'll bet lie lias some,'' And it was true,
and Burke got it, and he mixed it with some -pniig
walcr aioug the road, and we became uucr men.—
Kilt our bits.ness is to talk to you about the buggiv
and other vehieiea that iiilrbwk has on Tenth
between Main and Gary. Head advertisement.
Favine.—Toe suit airs ol the gull stream pour over
a land lar away from here, and thereunto principal
ly is rich fertility dim. From the moment that
tic mu's tim rises alsne its green eastern hills, nu
ll .t » ok. into the blue waves of the Atlantic ocean,
the children of that bud. with Law. :! hands tail i.
vain. All God's blessed fruits necessary for human
sustenance, and many things wherewith luxury in
dulges itself, abound there but they are n il for
those who produce, but for the bencht of ail abs-n
tce lew. And so it was .'ome nineteen years ago. for
the Angel of Death east the shadow ol Ins blighting
wing oer all that lauJ, and two million and a half
of God’s beings starved and died, and ou way-side
and in grave yard, aud iu lone hut. aud in dark care,
bodies lay shroudless Ruucotiiucd and uubur.ed.—
The cause is easy to tell: tho poor peasant, after lie
had paid all the cruel, and ex ortiouate, and hearties.
exact ons imposed on him, had nought left where
wth to sustain life but potatoes, but ‘•the rot" set
ill on them, arid there was food for UOUc ot the poor,
bat if it had not been for those uujust exactions, lie
could aliiird to eat of other products of the soil in
abundance, and then he would not have jierished.
But oar purpose is to tell you that tbcie are pleuty
of Irish |»>latoes here. I’alm- r, Hart -ook «V Go. hav
five iiuudred bushels of them. Bead advertisement.
SHIPPING NEWS.
MOVEMENTS ‘»F UCEAN STEAMERS.
T U ItkiFAKT.
*rXAY*fltrfl. I.KAVK I • ■ H IkATB.
Iv.n .tgo, New York. LWer|HH»l, Jun. 17
Morro lAbtle, .Now York, lit Tuna, Jan. 17
ritdiJa, Boston. IJvGrpool, Jun. 17
Aru^o, New Y«»rk, Havre, J»n. -•»
I’HiriK' d. New York, llamburj, Jun. ‘J1*
» uy uf KaiOuior*, New York, Ur«rp»>o», Jan. -»
Erin, New York, Liverpo«d, Jan
Ottawa, New York, London, Jan.-•>
Now York, Now York, A»|»luwall, Juu.
Santiago de Luba. N< w York, tiroviown, Nic Jan.24
-mu, N. vr York. Jm i.*
Uau-a, New York, Bremen, Jju
North America, .New V«»rk, Ulo Janeiro. Ac. Juu. if*
. r»lu, New York, a Jaa. til
A-i.i. ho*iuu, Liverpool, Jan. «n
Washington, New York, Havre, Feb. ;‘J
Germania, New York, Hamburg, Feb. s.t
MINIATURE Al.MA N AC—January 17,
sun rise*.7:«»7 i M —>n * t . 7
* Uii seta........t.A'l j High tide. A A ■'*
pan op EtCHMoaro, javai 14 ism.
ARRIVED.
Steamer City of Richmond. Slrtiabait, Norfolk,
ui rv handle and pa-t^enger*, tia»kina k Uridgf;»rd
Si- ,mer LaJv Lang, Blanchard, Foil Monroe, U. fc
H. >f
mearner IVcoruick, Walton, Fori M» nrov, U. b.
H- M.
SAIL10.
Sieaiuer M Martin, Livingston, Norfolk, mercUun*
due and pav-** tiger*, Ha^kinn Jt Bridgford.
s - Wittian* Allwwn, Southgate, City Fola!, Vir
ginia Towing Company.
v h«K>ner Flight, McNamara, Norfolk, u rcliandi-e,
Captain.
A>BUIK.
The schooner 11. K Diinton, Captain Jam*r*on. rf
Rockland, and l ound i.r.N.w York iron* Richmond,
Virginia. wa* driven i*h rr a 11. n* > bar, at the en
trance of the inlet, and bilged. The crew lowered their
yaw la and alter three h un. f severe labor, hod almost
perishing w:th cold, succeeded >n reaching another r«**
•el. Her cargo ewuiUtsl «.f -crap iron, lead, copper and
rags. She wa» chartered by Cook A Co , of thi» fity.—
N a msaraucc.
4 hisAargaa.
Th*» steain-tu. Th mn A. Folk*#. which left this port
• n Saturday morning U*t, to*k tire at half-past two on
Sunday morning, while lying alongside Claremont
wharf. Sh** was hound for Norfolk. with the steamer
Bonita in t..w. The oiigia of the ftre has not been a
vermined The crew e*« ap«d. but saved only a portion
of their clothitt. she v*. built in N w Y.»r*k. in lvd.
by T ho mas A fo.k<*s, for Creary k c.»,t uni was char
t-red by the Government .1 .ring the war, and w.:* sold
by her owner* to t apiain M «rri.> and other-, of George
t»wn, South Carolina. she was fully injured. *
The steam r Bonita spru .ga Irak and *i;nk in twenty
minutes, last Sunday, a* Clarem. nt wharf, she was
hound to Norfolk for repairs Owned by Major Alien,
of this city. No itisurance.
The English bark Abigail, from New York, bou*d to
Richmond, arrived in Norfolk yesterday, with-her bow
sprit carried away at the night heads, held iu place only
by the gear.
MACHINISTS SUPPLIES. Ac.
w »- • dai i?i i,
YV . AGENT FOR
STEARNS. WHITNEY A BRHMJKS,
Dulsu in akp Axkktii roa
RAILROAD. STEAMBOAT AND MACHIN
ISTS* SUPPLIES,
DOCK STREET, SEAR SEVENTEENTH,
Richmond, va.
3UT riiES.NCT STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
7J WATER STREET, BOSTON.
W«. ,TRt>X*. I »BO. 1. VHITKIT.
UKO. -tEARNi. I «*o. K. BBlDoas.
RKKKaBKCK*.—S. M. Felton, Pres'l P. W .nj B R
R . Phila.; H. J Lombaort, V. Pre. t p c. R R.,
Phita : Roanev, Son A Archbold, Machinists mid Steam
ship Builders, Cheater, Pa.; Ha/lau, Hollingsworth A
Co., Machinist* and Steam-hip Builder*. Wilmington,
I)- ; Charles K. Smith, Pres'l Reading II. U., Phi La ;
M w. Baldwin A Co., Locomotive Builders, Phila.
tiovl—am
Financial and Commercial.!
THE GOLD AND SILVER MARKET.
Richmond. January 16, 1A66. |
Broken were baying gold to-day at 138, and
selling at 140.
Silver buying at 133selling at 13U 4 ery little
doing. _
TOBACCO MARKET.
In New York, on Saturday, tobacco was quiet and
unchanged. Sales were 113 cases Ohio seed leaf,
mostly at 5e, but part at 19c ; abobOhhd*. Kentucky
at 10c to 39c.
In I.ynchbnrg the breaks at the warehouses have
been irregular during the month, yet some 65 lihds.
have been sold, principally inferior and common
I grades.
Former prices are well sustained.
Lugs, inferior and common. 4.la'r74; Lugs, good,
7$a?l0; Leaf, inferior and common, 10a$13; Leaf,
medium,) good, 19u?22, Leaf, working. 25a#32.
No tine working or shipping sold. Such would
command good prices.
In St. Louis then- was hut little doing on the 9th
iust., and no change to note. Sales were two lihds.
frosted lugs at 4 40a$5, three lihds. fillers at 7a$8;
one hhd. good manufacturing leaf at $16 25. Bids
on two hhda. rejected.
BALTIMORE MARKETS. January 15.
Coffer.—The sales to-day embrace 500 hags prime
Rio. at 20i cents gold, aud 200 do. on private terms.
Flour.—The only sales reported were 400 bbl--.
Chesnnt drove Super and Extra at $9 and $10 tier
bbl. Rood Supers are in dciuaud, and quoted firm
at 38 75.»9 Tor Howard street ami City Mills, ltye
Flour is dull, selliug in lots at*5a5 25 per bbl. ( oru
Meal. City Mills held at $4 per bbl. The market
generally is steady at our quotations, which we re
peat. as follows: Howard -treet Suis-r and cut Extra
$8 50iS 75, do. Extra *9 37a9 62 do. Family *12a
13: Ohio Super and cut Extra 3s 23a8 50; do. Extra
iOait 25: do. Family SI2.H3.
tiRAlx.—Receipts of wheat reported on ’Change
were merely nominal. The salts, which comprised
offerings bi-fore reported, include 1 200 bnslis Penn
aylvania red at $2 35. 140 do prime at *2 43 jierbush.
" 1‘koviskins.—There is more confidence evinced on
the part of the trade, though the market to-day was
inactive. *30 |>er bbl was offered for mess pork, an.l
INj * ts for lard. Western. Bulk meats art- quoted at
13 cts for shoulders, and 15$a 16 cts for sides. Bacon
15.1.116 cts tor shoulders. IbalS^ i ts fur sides, and 23
a25 cts for hams, the outside for line sugar-cured.
Sugar.—The market was dull to day: no sales re
ported : quotations nominally unchanged,
WmsKKY.—We report the market steady, with
sales of 120 bids Western at $2 27 i>er gallon, and
small lots of city at same figure.
NORTHERN MARKETS.
New York. January 16.—Cotton buoyant—sales
1.600 bales at 5hi52 cents. Flour is firm—sales of
10.500 bids. Wheat dull. Corn has a declining ten
dency—sale* of 38 000 bushel* at 87a!<0l cents, ltccf
is steady. Pork buoyant: Alts*$31. Lard i*steady.
Whiskey steady at 32 U6a2 28. Sugar tirui.
quiet. Mola*>es steady. Naval Stores dull: Rosin
$6 25. Petroleum dull: crude 35 cent*. Freights
quiet. Cotton ja“-16. Cold 13*>L
Philadelphia Cattle Market, January 15.—
Beef Cattle—Market very dull, und pricet) lower,
owing to the large receipts: sales of 2 700 head ex
tra Pennsylvania ami Western at $I6h17 50, and at
$1 Iul5 50 per 100 lbs fair to good,
WESTERN MARKETS.
Chicago. January 15.—Flour quiet. Wheat quiet
ut P-> ->3n-2 -331 l.ir \n I Corn steady at S7.1 cents.
I lilts quiet, provisions quiet: Mess l'ork otiered at
>21 75a27. without buyers; sales i»r Prime Mess at
$21). tlreen Meats steady; Hams. 15jal6 cents.—
I.ard steady at l$jal7 cents. Hogs less active at
5 t 62j 110 7'» for good to choice; tlressed firm at the
advance oi JouOO cents; sales at $1 lal2.
Cincinnati Makkki. January 13.—Flour aud
Wheat unchanged. Hogs active at $12—receipts
7,000 lii ad. Mess Pork quiet at $2 > COaOO |«r bid.
Cteen Meats dull. Nothing doing iu Hulk Meats or
Bacon. Lard in goo.1 demand at IS cents. Whiskey
steady at $2 2."a2 261 |«>r gallon.
LOST AND FOUND.
1)OCKKT-BOOK FOUND—A Pocket-Book
containing a Httui **f >H»N,KY u*:is picked up In u.
cir, "it the \ lrginla r#*n*r.»l Kaitr.mt, on tho down trip
y.-t.-nl iT The own* r can obtain th • >aiuo by proving
pr »p«*ity .ind df icribin^' content**, by applying at Tills
oFFM'K. :tnd pay Inc f*»r chi** a*l t •rtl-cui**nt. jan 17-1)1
Notick, -lost or mislaid Gudilin aV
_ Appcnon's acceptance of it l». I’uvlx** Draft at ■(
ibom li fi* the -d «‘ctuber< Iaii6, for 44«»*», oud«>r*cd by
J. tin 1C. Ibivis an«i our»«dvt*H. Tito public ix cautionc*!
j^itind trading tor ih.j -an*o
jmb.tr - K ft JAMES A €#.
FOR SALE.
4 •>:<-HORSE POWKK EMilNE, with CIR.
/V C ULAJC SAW and MILL, capablu of grinding <*ight
binli. I.i ut corn p« r li- ur, attacli.'d, nearly i»i*w and in
I it* ct "filer, in liio .Mult of Uolawaro, will In* dolic
« t . d oi: Jnttn ;* titer m llilni v lunch below fir.it
SMITH .Si WHEICICY,
Commercial Hrokorn and General A;;**nU,
ntivRf No. :u> Main street.
OTKAM KN (JINKS OF ANY POWKK,
ki S;tu .Mill**, l»»lt"ii Unix, Coltou and Wtniion Mh
t liitiury, Mucbin*** and Macbin**ry **f .• v«-rv diameter for
i:.ilr.. «.i , Mill*, ^c., at nianuf.ulurcr*’ pile*-*.
SMITH \ WIIKitUY,
n•»vl'| iH> Alain street.
^ M I i ll 4V WIIKKKY,
n AGENTS
For W. l» Hubbard and other manufacturer** cf Eu
br* ..in.; «HU, railroad and wagon Glease, at mamifac
t iir* r*' price*. decSOf
CO PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
i MSSOLl I ION OF CO-PARTNERS H1P.
1 J TI. tit ui »f BaOBY aV G|JE>llAM was diH*i«dvvd
by mutual cons-nt on tin* 11th instant.
A l pA r»t)i,s having claims again* l the firm will plea**
• re **i»t lham to li»*.*rge B^b; t’**r MottlclUciil, and all
indebted t*» them will pl**:i>e call at once <*n ih<* said
" .ghy :tt th "id *land, who al one Is au(horiz«*d to «*et
A. 1. v .Av i.
J. II. GRESHAM.
/If). PA UTN ERSHIP NOTICE.
«». F. WKIMtiKR .V Co. have admitted Into co-part
n.-rship W I* M«>N«T KE and it. M. I*AYNTEli, and
the bti**?Tr***** will Ik* ci iiductcd fr**iu January ), ISbC
under tin* firm aud style of
WElSKiER, MOXCUPaE .'c CO.
Thankful fur the patronage of (,ur friend. auJ the
|.u 1.1 u- •luring the |.ost four months, wo would re.pect
luily ask a continuance of the same tolhe new concetti.
U. F. WELSH! KH X < »>.
WEIalUER. MU.VCL’KE X l 0. can he found *t 7s Main
treet mail about 1st February, when they will occupy
the new house being completed lor them on Pcurl (or
II.hi street, between Main and Cary.
JnnlXt _
/NO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.—I have this
V./ day associated with mo Mr. Josoph IVttvj..hn, and
the husines* will in future be conducted under the sty to
of LEE X l'KTT YJtiH.W
'I’titnkful for the patronage extended to me for the
asl twenty years, 1 solicit a continuance of the same to
tlie new concern. A. S. LEE.
junlf
MU. JOHN N. CLARK is this tluy admit -
. ted to an Interest in my husinesa. The same will
be hereafterconductcd in the name aud style of
f. $11A FEU X t n. J.No. 0. silAFEK,
Vo. |, Exchange Building, 11th st., Kichmond.
Jan 1 -1 III
Clt)- P A UTN KRSl 11P.—The undersigned have
J this day entered into a co-partnership under the
ttrui and stvle ul
BELL. SHEPHERD A CO.,
For the purpose of conducting »
GE.NEUAL CuMMl>ai"V bUsl.NESS,
For th" -ale of all Country Produce, Lumber, Wool,
Xc , aud by strut attcutiou to business, hope to merit
and llie public generally.
Mr. (TIAK1.ES l'. BLUETT, a man of long experience
a- a builder in Ibis city, will give hi* personal attention
to tli- sale of all consignments of Lumlier.
Onr office, fur the present, as ill be at the corner of
Eighth street and the Basin.
ASHLEY J. BELL,
novlf ALIMS L. SHEPHERD.
QO-PAKTNKKSlilP.
Thu ttp.i)cr»lgged have associated themselves to
Iher under the tirm aud style of
JoHNsToN A BOWIS,
the purpose of couductiug a General Merchandise,
ikera.e and Commission Business iu the *ity of
.1 Unload, at the corner of Main and Fiftoeath streets,
and respectfully solicit the patronage of their frieuds.
\VM. K. JUUXSTON,
Lute of Dudley A Johnston.
V. A. BOWIS,
ang«—ly Late with Van Lew, Taylor A Co.
QO-PARTNKRSH1P.
The undersigned have formed a eo-partnershlp for
:• nd acting a CQHMlSBIGdl BUBIMRB8 in
the eily ot Richmond, under the style of FAULKNER,
• ARRIXUT* X A CO., and will give their persuaal at
tention to the sale of PRODUCE.
J. B. FAL’LKXKK, 4
ROBERT CARRINGTON.
Charlotte, Ya.
RICHARD RUSSELL.
tepl-ani M cklenburg, Ya.
TYPE FOUNDRIES.
r>ICHMOND TYPE FOUNDRY
L Axn
PRINTERS' FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
Ricunoxn, Va.
Southern manufactures should he supported.
BooK, NEWS and JOB TYPE, from the celebrated
Bishop metal, and the latest .scotch faces.
BOOK, NEWS, and FANCY INKS ofall colors; wood
typo, eases, stands, leads, reglet, quotations, quoins,
metal furniture, mallets, brass rule, plainers, brass
dashes, shooting slicks, tuiluring machines. In fact
every article requisite for a Printing office, at Nouth
aa.v i'aicas. Presses, new and second-hand, furnished
to order. H. L. PKl.ol'ZE « Co.,
sept—If Hichnaond, Yu.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
\V ASHINGTON COLLEGE,
’ ' LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
The next half session of this institution will begin
February 1st and end June dslh, lsUi, under the Presi- !
denev Of tieueml ROBERT K. LEE, assisted by acorn
petent corps of Professors.
TERMS.—lor Tuition, Room Rent, and all other Col
lege fees, *.»>, for the term of live months.
For further |>articuiars, address
decitt-UAcdm C. J, HAKKIfc. Clerk of Facnlty.
IjVMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,
j Washington county va
The Spring Session of this Institution begins on thJ
11th of January neat. Our chargee are: °
Tnilh a ia Collegiate course for live months.$23 ot)
Fuel, room-ront and vootingent fee, do.” jj, i
Board A2.30 per week, 21 weeks.^ 5,, J
in the Preparatory Department, charge for tuition Is I
$3 less
All payments are required in specie or its equivalent
In currency, in advance.
Board can be paid monthly in advance, and needed
produce, at specie rates, will be received.
Students furnish their own bedding and room fnrui- I
ture.
Other Information can be had by addrexaiug
£ £ WU.KY, President,
nov2S -tFebist Kmory P 0., Va
News t>y Telegraph.
[associated tress drstatcdes.]
Proceediiigt of CfMWH*
Washington, Jan. 16.
Senate.—Mr. Chandler's resolution, offend yes
terday, declaring nonintercourse between this ’
country aud Great Britain, and withdrawing our
Minister from the Court of St. James, was laid upon
the table.
Mr. Howard offered a resolution calling upon the
President for a copy of whatever correspondence be
may have had with the Ju.lge* of the Supreme ]
Court respecting the holding of civil courts in in
surrectionary districts for the trial of offences against
the United States. The resolution was adopted.
Mr. Chandler gave notice that he would, at an
early day, read the British foreigu enlistment act,
and move the repeal of all existing neutrality laws.
The regulation of the right of suffrage in the Dis
trict of Columbia was discussed. Mr. Davis spoke
in opposition to the bill.
House.—Mr. Conkliug, of New York, introduced
| a series of resolutions promising the re-establishment
of Federal relationship with the communities lately
in rebellion on certain conditions. 1. Absolute re
nunciation of the secession. 2. Repudiation of the
rebel debts of all kinds. 3. Adoption of such meas
ures as will relieve the General Government of the
necessity of keeping stauding armies in tlieSoufh;
and 5. That there shall bn no representation on the
basis of sectional aggrandizement, etc. He desired
that the resolutions should go to the Committee on
Reconstruction. They were objected to.
The Senate resolution authorizing the Committee
on Reconstruction to send for persons and papers in
their investigations concerning the re-admission of
the States lately in rebellion, was concurred in.
The negro suffrage bill was further discussed.
From loua—The lloveritor'* Inaugural,
Chicago, January 16.—Governor Stone, of Iowa,
was inaugurated for the secoud term ou Thursday.
Re cordially approved the acts of the President, but
desires him to go farther than lie has. lie emphati
cally favors negro suffrage, opposes the immediate
admission of the States, and thinks they should be
kept out uutil the inhabitants abandon their offen
sive theory of State sovereignty. He recommends
an amendment to the Iowa Constitution, striking
out the word “white” from the suffrage article, in
order that the question may be submitted to the peo
ple for linal decision.
The (.overnor ol* New Jersey.
Trenton, January 16.—The iuaugural of the
Governor recommends the adoption by the Suite of
the constitutional aiiieudinent prohibiting slavery.
The jieople have, iu the sjiokwn in favor of
H, ana lie knows that the Legislature will gladly pass
it. He returns thanks to the soldiers, and recommends
action for the welfare of those who became disabled
iu their country’s service. He opposes anything like
repudiation, aud expresses full faith iu the ability,
patriotism and lidelity of the President.
The Franco-Mexicau IJuisiioii.
New York, January 16.—The steamship Borussia
has arrived, but her advices have been anticipated.
Tin, ItPa rid lollop cars ll. it tlm Finn,.mi
a ml •his Cabinet a»v carefully studying the means of
withdrawing from Mexico honorably and with ax
little loss of prestige as possible.
Tin- ICmpcror is desirous of doing this by his own
free will and not under nt •n.ire.
New York Market*.
New Youk, Jan. 16.—Cotton buoyant at 51Ja
We. Flour and Wheat quiet: Corn declined le.
Fork lirin, Mess $31 per bid: Sugar linn; Whiskey
and Naval Stores dull. (Jold 1JU|.
Italiiau.re Market.
Raltiuokk, dauuary lt>.—Flour inaetire and
heavy. wheat steady. Corn dull. Oats quiet.—
1 Provisions dull.
!
FOR SALE OR LEASE.
\\JKSTWOOD FOR SALK OK KX
, , UIANUK. -Dt-iring to change Iliu char
| actor of inv l»u-ino«*s, l otfrr for Kilo, »*r in ox
j c!i>utgo fora >mal! Kurtu in the vicinity of Kich
niond, lIn* Plantation In Ault'liu county on which I now
! r< *iilo, containing «»«».’» acres, which can ho coji vonlotiily
diviJciil and Mih-dividod, giving In ouch division an
] abundant supply of u«n*| and water.
Over -*»») acres nro in wood, of which nmro than half
it In original go-n th and tho rotuainder in pine, which
in gi ini tuil tiinb. r. The kc4I produces tobacco of liu*
•lualily, and is ubu well adapted to wheat, Corn and
oat*.
The Dwelling (which has live rooms and piuuuge, (
l»o>idcs ha.-t'iuonl) and other building* are plain and |
comfortable. An unfailing spring In >l\ty yards of the
lii»u**o tiiruishes fho pur. t w.ttor, and tin- locality is a*
' healthy as any in the State. A soled young orchard of
apple .nd |*ooch trcea gave it* IIr*I crop this year.—
Churches of tin* callous denominations are convenient,
and the society o| the neighborhood is unsurpassed.
Malloax Station, oil the Kiehmond and Danville liail
road, is four miles distant.
For finker particular* apply to me on the promise*,
..r bv lett.-r t• * “Mattoax, Amelia county, Va.,” or
isi:i*i:i:< & williams, Kicliiuond, Va.
dccltf—elm* J. 1*. TALI AFKKICO.
BANKS BROKERS. &c.
rT A.U1USON, COHDIN & APPKRSON,
I * IIANKbits AND KKAI. ESTATE AUCTIONEERS,
lliiv removed into their New Ofllco, No. ltd, Main. '
1>'tween 11th iiml 12tli streets, whore th.V :.»» prepaied I
to serve the public In both br.mclies of lU.tr business. I
jan!2-6t _ ___ ‘
i TV KEN 1Z Eli, K KI.I ti<;<: v M> .. ■
1 > i" n ei i "in A Hit km Zita. BANKERS anil BIB>K KUS, 1
GREENSBORO’, N. C.
GOLD ami SILVER,
EXCHANGE,
BANK NOTES
STOCKS anil RONDS, bought au.l -obi
Deposits recelveil, subject lo sight checks, as wllh the
Uanks. Collections promptly made on all accessible
points. Will transact all business promptly and on
reasonable terms jan.Vtf
E M OVAL.
LANCASTER & 00.,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS AND BANKERS,
Have removed to their new Dunking House, south side
Alain, near corner of Twelfth whore they are
prepared to buy and *<?U uu coiuiniH-mn, Kond*, Stock*,
lUnkNotoa, Hold, .'liver, Domestic and Foreign Ex*
change.
DEPOSITS UECE1VED AND LOANS NEGOTIATED.
Jam; 1m ;
K. n. MACEV. | J. I.. EAt’KY. | K. T. EKOOK K. .
J,) II. M A U R Y it C ().,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
NORTHWEST CORNER UAIXand FOURTEENTH STS., j
RICHMOND, VA.
Sterling Exchange,
Gold and Silver,
Bank Note*,
Slate, City, Railroad Bonds and Stocks, Mortgage
Bonds, Negotiable Notes, and such other securities as
may be on the market, bought and ..old on commission. I
Deposits received.
C.'llections made on all accessible points in the Bol
ted States. decti—tf
ivi.'tiwvk'g 4\’n nv\ivi?4i gjvxtc
—
j Tfia undersigned tender their services to tho Mer
chants and Farmers of Virginia and North Carolina, as
BUYING A.N1) SELLING BROKERS
AND GENERAL AGENTS '
Having made arrangement* with importers and Manu
facturers, and with a reliable representative in Boston.
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburg, ami
other cities, enables us to purchase or sell in either oi
the above or this city any article needed, or for dispo
sition, upon the best term*.
We propose to extend our connections with all the
principal cities In tho Union, and thereby be a medium
through which parties can purchase or sell and com
uiunkuto upon all subjects of a business character va
suv part of the country.
The facilities we possess will make It niueh to (he
interest of parties to purchase or sell through ns, for
when wo cannot order direct from the Importer or
Manufacturer, we shall do so through a representative I
everyway reliable and thoroughly posted as to the j
state of tbelr particular markets, enabling them to pi.t -
cltase at the lowest market price and »u much In ,ter
terms than a person can possibly do who only t ,akes [
an occasional visit for that purpose, besides sav'.ng the !
expense of the trip aud loss of time. We will through
otir friends bo kept advised of tin- value of siu.tt articles
as Virginia and North Carolina may have to dispose of, j
so that we will inform our friends ,.f the best market '
gaud the price that will be obtained bet ire shipping. |
When desired, parties can kaow tho pri^e of goods be
fore giving their orders.
SMITH Jt WHERRY,
i*t> Main street, Richmond, Va. I
WM. n. SMITH, | U C. W1IEKKT. |
RKrEKK.M Xs—Dunlop, Manure & Co., Harrison, God- j
din A Appcrsoii, Chari -s T. Woithain A Co., Richmond ;
Wm. P. Converse & Co., Win. 11. Price A Co., New
York ; Jos. W. Hausen, Philadelphia. nov4--3m j
HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &c.
^ K A N (i E II l> U S E,
(AT OBAXUB AXIi AI.EXAXDBIA KAIIBOAD I.(POT,)
LTNCHBURQ, V A.
This well-known Hotel, so coureulently located,
offer* superior Inducements to the travelling public.—
Passengers going North and South w ill #nd Breakfast j
and Supper ready upon the arrival of trains.
•kS Ample time allowed for iiuals.
HOUSTON RUCKER, 1
ociii—dAcGm Proprietor.
WESTERN HOTEL,
CORTLANDT 8TKEET,
NEW YORK.
This large ami cnmnslinns HOTEL Is lecated In the
centre of the business part of the city a few d'etre from
Headway, and evuttiguou* to all of the railroad and
steamer landings, leading South.
Mr JAMES B. 8URLETT, eon of J M Subletl, former
proprietor of the Columbian Hotel, (and late of Rich
mond, Vu.,| will be found in the nUlce, where he will be i
happy to greet hU old friends from Virgiuia.
D. l>. WINCHESTER,
THOS. D. WINCHESTER,
nov.l--tf Proprietors.
IT'ARISH HOUSE HOTEL, * f
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. .
The undersigned, having rented this fine establish
ment, beg leave to inform the public that it is now open |
for the reception of guests and the traveling public ; "
generally.
Having long experience In hotel keeping, they
pledge themselves to give satisfaction to nil classes, at
the most moderate rates.
sepQ—if ROBERTS A O'TOOLE.
F'KESH AND EURE COD LIVER OIL -
Floe Olivo Oil i
For sate by P. E. DUPUY, t
Druggist, 201 Broad street.
DEY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c.
nrHXULl IK.Y SMITH & CO.,
CLOTHIERS,
112 SI .its Stkeet.
V1LUAM J. GLENN,
L. B. STAUKE,
K. A. SAUNDERS,
Can be fonnd at the above honae, and invito their
friend* generally to call and
EXAMINE TT1E1R STOCK,
tpeltng aaaured that they can baii»fy tiro wanu of all
in want of
something really nice and good
In the way of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. Janldtf
QOOl) NEWS !
TO HEADS OF FAMILIES
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS’ WORTH
DRY GOODS
To be ton off at COST,
At 173 Broad Street, CoRaer Sixth Street,
(The old aland of Chile* & Ohenery.)
Having determined to rloee out my ENTIRE STOCK
of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
THIS MONTH,
TO MAKE R0«IM FOR
SPRING GOODS,
I WILL SELL THEM DUR1NGTHE MONTH OF JANU
ARY
AT COST!
W. R. POLK,
Jan3f 173 Broad afreet, corner Sixth street.
} \Rf7aT REDUCTION !
IT ~~Z r
Ih order to reduce our atoek or
AV1NTEK CLOTHING
Aa much ns poaaible by Spring, we aro now
SELLING OFF
OVERCOATS,
BLANKETS and SHAWLS,
HEAVY CaSSIMEKE SUITS
And all Winter Clothing, at greatly reduced price*.
Janllf WBKTKNliAKRR A WILLI AMS. _
P'STAULISIIED 1838!
WERTEN1LVKER & WILLIAMS,
nrcrRaaoRa to
KEEN, BALDWIN Jt WILLIAMS,
103 MAIN STREET.
At tlii* favorite old atand our friends will find the
Kama superior <|uuIiIy
CLOTHING,
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
SOFT HATS,
TRUNKS, VALISES, Ao.t
lo u liirli iliey won* arcustomitil before tlio war, and at
l*ric«*'* «|tiilo reasonable.
We are determined I«• span* no effort to please, and
to tnahitaifl Ilia reputation which tlio house has enjoyed
lor the la t t\v« ntv flvo years.
Additions aro being made lo onr Ht«K*k by every ar
rival, mid purchasers will consult their own Interest, by
calling; on u->. All gotels warranted.
dec 4 f WKKTKN IIA KB It & WILLIAMS.
j AS. K. UCKHKHR. ... JAH. I.. POWKHA.... JMi». P. TAJICBY
OURRESS, POWERS & YANCEY,
112 MAIN STREET,
(Up Htairh,) RICHMOND, VA.
The undersigned have formed :i co-parliiorslilp for lha
purpose of cumin. ting a wholesale jobbing business in
WHITE GOODS, IIOSIKKY. FANCY UOODS AND
NOTIONS.
Onr stock lias been selected with great care, and
bought exclusively fur cash. We flatter ourselves wo
can niter to the merchants of Virginia, North Carolina
and Tennessee, superior indnceiueuts
We call the attention of tlm trade toottr.stock of Cam
brier, Swi-s Muslin, Irish Linens, lirtllianls, Hein,
studied and I . C. Ilandknrchlefs, Silk and Cotton
llaiidkorchlefs, llottlery. GIovo*, Fancy Woolen (.ds,
Cittlirellas, Spool r.ito ns. Sewing silks, littlluns, No
lions in great variety, TaiLo-s* Trimming*, Ac., Ac.
We are determined lo rel! these gootls as low as they
can bu bought anywhere; and we cnnfldeully invite
the attention of tlm trade to our house.
,M.tltr HHKRK33. VOWKltS A YANCEl .
A/'Al.KNTIN K & FRANKLIN,
V ltlto.VD STREET, .
Between Eighth and Ninth.
NOTIONS,
llOsIKRY,
CLOVIS ittid
FANCY GOODS.
We have Jttsl received a further addition to our .lock,
making it ;cs complete as lit any time during the season.
Wu call attention tu
Wmden Goods, Xontags and Capes
Colton, sill, and linen eiuuliric llundkerchiefe
1 .allies’ and Gents’ woolen and rollon Hosiery
Duck, Ilorlin, silk and other (.loves
Coat, vest and trill mlng Itnttoiia
ladies’ and Gents' .linen and paper Collars
Ladles' and Gents' v oolen sliirts and Drawers
Rubber and born Co ubs and Dnltoiis, grest variety
New style Head Nets
Mrt: ir Rutiles, Hoop Skirts
Skirt 11 raid. Soaps
Perfumery, Ac , Ac.,
where.' ' ’ "'MANN~S.“ VALENTINE,'
<J«cIS if P. A. FRANKLIN.
'j AH km ENDOUS EXC1TKM KN T
1 at A. IIIKSII A CO.’S,
Which was ocraslo tn,l hr the accidental death of Mr.
** Vriine Cost,” by .lie sudden fall of Mr. “High Price.”
We beg leave to Inform Ihe public in general tliat, in
accordance with iiio above sad but benelicial intelli
gence, we are now ottering every class ot DRV UOODS
at greatly reduced prices :
Calicoes from 25 lo 3d
Delaines from 33 to 35
Poplins front 4.1 to Its)
English and French Merinos from 55 to 150
Satinets, Cassiiueros. and Clotlis, extraordinary cheap
Woolen Hoods, Cat ea. Nubias, Ac of overv style, and
quality; also, tlio finest and cheapest lot of Cloaks,
just received and nr.w open.
Come one, come all, and secure, before too late, some
of llie enormous bargains at
151 1IR0AI) STREET,
decl.tf Three doors above lit.• Theatre.
Hall & huvohison,
Importers and Jobbers of
NOTIONS and WHITE GOODS,
at the old stand of Thomas, Hughes A Cab.’well,
No. 7 Fourteenth street,
between Main and Cnrv street*,
UiCHMO.iD, Va.
The subscribers bavo formed a eo-partnership M
above, ami are now prepared to exhibit a WELL SE
LECTED STOCK OK GOODS purchased from FI *sT
HAM'S FoR . ash, and will be pleased to serve their o Id
friends ail J the trade generally.
JOHN W. HALL,
Formerly of Thomas, Ungbes A Caldwell.
EDGAR S. HUTCHISON,
Formerly of McVeigh, Howard A Co.,
der3f Lynchburg, Va.
'll YEN’S UNDERWEAR HOUSE.
W. H. HAYWARD, No. 84 Main street, below Four
teenth street, dealer in all kinds of GOODS for MEN’S
UNDERWEAR. Toilet and Fancy Articles, Perfumery,
Notions, Ac., Ac. Also a great variety of Laities’ and
Children's Hosiery, Gloves, Zephyr, floods, Nubias,
Breaklast Shawls, scarfs, Socks, Ac., Ac.
GEORGE HUS KELL, long and favorably known by
the citizens of Richmond, respectfully inform, hi' old
customers and friends that he can lie found at the above
house, where ho solicits a continuance of tlieir favors.
r
HUMBUG! NO HUMBUG !
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES
. THE GREAT BARGAINS
KEUJNO AT
JACOB EZEKIEL’S, NO. 41 MAIN STREET,
WHO is CI.OS1.V0 OUT 1IIS PRESENT STOCK OF DRY
GOODS AT. AND IN MANY INSTANCES LESS THAN
COST, To MAKE A CHANGE IN HIS BUSINESS ON T1IE
FIRST OF JANUARY NEXT. nov23-t
rlMlK BEST ASSORTMENT OF
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
MANTLE ORNAMENTS,
ax n
DRESS BUTTON’S,
To bo had at JOHN UARTZL
Fluting done to order.
JOHN HARTZ, 217 Broad st..
Between Fourth and fifth street,
nov9—tf N-xt door to Mr. M*t>eldorfer.
N ATHAN’S HOOF SKIRTS,
With improved corrugated tiniest r actiklc clasps.
Tlit so skirls aie
Light,
Elastic,
Handsome,
And Durable.
The br«4 and Cheapest Skirt* manufactured ' n the
Jnited Stale*.
We have just received a full line of the above Sk Iris
•n consignment, and respectfully invite the atten'.ion
d the trad • to the same.
HALL k HUTCHESON,
jan.1t No. 7, lltb at., a fen- doors below Main.^
J.JENRY & JOHN PARET, Jit.,
53 CHAMBERS STREET, NEW YORK,
Manufacturers and Jobbers of
CLOTHING.
. LARGE STOCK ADAPTED TO SOUTHERN TRADE.
janl3-tim
POTATOES ! POTATOES !
L 5i*i bbls prime Irish Potatoes on consignment, and
>r sale by PALMER, UARTSOtiK A CO.,
janl2f Libby Boilding.
r'| ENlTINK POWHATAN PIPES,
JT SUPERIOR GREEN AND BLACK TEA.
REEVE * MAYO,
jan' 5f Franklin st., between 8th and 9th sts.
: j AY, CCIRN, OATS~
LJ_ BRAN, UR0WN8TUFF, RH1PSTUFP.
REEVE At MAYO,
janl5t Franklin st.. between Slh and 9th sis.
HMDS. NEW BACON SIDES, for sale
I*) by WM. TAYLOR k SON.
jsn2f
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Hei.l, shepherd a CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ANII GROCERS,
Basin Bank, between 9th and loth streets,
Solicit consignments and will give strict attention to ■
he «sle of ail Country Produce, Lumber, Wood, Ac
We hare now in store a fnil assortment of Groceries'
vhich we offer at the lowest market rates.
j*nSf ___
f^ANDRIDGE k ANDERSON,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, I
No. 105 Baoan Stkekt,
RICH MONO, VA ,
Will famish BAGS for Grain, and solicit consignments
Df all kinds of COUNTRY l’RODUCE.and guarantee the
highest market price for the saute, and, by making
prompt returns, save their patrons the trouole aod ex- i
pen.se of visiting Richmond. dec-t-tf
y IRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY.
SUTHERIJN, WARREN A CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos. 105 and 107 Gravler street, NEW ORLEANS. j
UTI.ibersl cash advances made on consignments in
hand. octlS-dSm j
1. R. VVAKRKX. | w w. BTReH. j
TyARRKN St BURCH,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AXD ArtEXTS FOR THE SALE OF ,
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
No. 8S CoRMERrE street,
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
Prompt attention given to consignments.
Cash advances made on goods ou hand.
KepkuBXces.—McDaniel A Irby, Lynchburg, Va.: N.
It. Norfleet A Co.: Kent, Paine H Co., J. H. Montague,
Esq., Richmond, Va ; Major W. T. Sutherlln, Danville,
Va. dee»—3tu*
\yOOLFOLK & THORNLEY,
GENERAL COMMISSION AND LAND
AGENTS,
OFFER THEIR SERVICES FOR THE SAI.E OP
land, CROPS OF CORN, WHEAT, TOBACCO, Ac. ]
AISO,
Special attention given to procuring LABORERS, both I
WHITE and COLORED, for this and the adjacent
ATJCTION SALES.—Future Days.
(By liar i i n, G.Jdin A Apperson, Auctioneers.)
VfcKY VALUABLE BKICK TENE- 4*
V MKNT, i>N TIIBCOK.VER OF THIRTEENTH ESa I
ST ItKE I' AND LOMBARD ALLBY, FOB BALE AT*""
AUCTION.
Will ly sold at auction, on the premises, on THURS
DAY, the ISth January. at 1 o'clock, P. M., the
new BRICK TENEMENT, located as above, now occu- ]
pied by Me-sr-. Miles A Evan, and Faulkner, Carring
ton A Co. Possession of the first story can be given in
a short time. The house is built on leased ground, to
expire ten years from 1st September last, at tbe annual
rent ofSltW and taxes.
The licaliou of this property (between Slain and Cary
streets) is jusily regarded as very valuable, and should
attract the attention of capitalists and others.
Tuans—One-half cash, balance at four and eight
months, for negotiable notes, Interest added, s« cured by
t trust deed—the taxes to be paid by the purchaser.
HARRISON, Oi'PPIN A APPER&ON,
janUi-td* ___Auclioneers.
(By Harrison, Uoddiu A Apperson, Auctioneers.)
YTEEY VALUABlFkKAL ESTATE,**
V on the southeast corner of Grace and Twen
ttelb -treet.. large TOBACCO FACTORY at the
nurtheast corner Franklin and Nineteenth streets,
and very beautiful lafTS on the northwest corner of
Clay and Eleventh streets, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.—
At the request of Mr. William H. Grant, we shall sell
at auction, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the ISth
January, IStiti, at :t{ P. M , that valuable LOT, located
at the corner of Grace and Twentieth streets, fronting
120 feet on the east side of Twentieth street, and run
ning back ISO feet, which will be divided Into four
hntlding lots, each having a (ront of SO feet. After
which will be sold that large four-story brick TOBAC
CO FACTORY, at the northeast corner’of Franklin and
Nineteenth streets, 120xfi0 feet, with large Kitchen and
other buildings In the rear, wilh Sheds running the
w hole of one side, and the rear yard paved, built with
ihe best materials and of superior workmanship, and
not onlv admirably adapted for the maun fact 11 re of to
bacco on a large scale, but for other kinds of business ;
or by an outlay *f a reasonable sum of money, the fac
tory could be converted into five stores, with 24x80feet.
And “n the following FRIDAY EVENING, the 19th
January, at 4 o'clock P. M , will be sold that truly
beautiful LOT at the northwest corner of Clay and
Eleventh streets, adjoining the residence of Mr. Grant,
Irstiting 82 feet, running back 182 feet, In a wide alley
or street, In be diviJsd, if desired, into three lots, each
having a front of 27) feet.
The foregoing Real Estate is justly regarded as very
valuable, and should attract the attention of capitalists
and others.
TERMS.—All minis under $l,0.s>, one-third cash, bal
ance at 4 and s mouths; over $1,000, one-third cash,
balance at 4, S and 12 months ; In either ease, for nego
tiable notes, with intero-t added, secured by a trust
deed Tho taxes for I'dtl to be paid by the purchasers.
HARRISON, GODDIN A APPERSON,
LOQDlieM.
Always have on hand f«»r vale, on reasonable terms,
a largo number of lino FAUMS, of all sizes and descrip
tions, in this and other States
Address Howling Green, Caroline county, Virginia. *
jan9-Gm I
JOHNSTON & BOWIS, )
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
TOBACCO BROKERS,
Offer tholr services to the public for the .ale of all
kindn of PRODUCE and MERCHANDISE.
Office, corner Main and Fifteenth streets, np stairs,
wx. p. johnston, | v. a. bowi«,
Late Dudley and Johnston. late with Van Lew,
octl2—tf |_Taylor A Co.
K. H. RKtNKKK. C. R. SKINKER. 8. R. PKNDI.ITON.
11. SKINKER S CO.,
(Late up Ricbmokd, Va.,)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. S.1 FRONT STREET,
NEW YORK,
Offer their s-rvicea fur the PURCITASB OF MER
CHANDISE ON ORDER, ami fur the SALE OF COT
TON, FLOUR, GRAIN, TollACCO, Ac. nuv22-2m
QOSBY, PUGH & CO.,
TOBACCO AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
FRANKLIN STREET, RET WEEN FIFTEENTH AND
SIXTEENTH,
Have on consignment Rnd fur sale the following well
knuwn and favorite brands of TOBACCO :
Graveley’s “Jessie Itruwii,” tax free
Graveley’s 41 Jnu, 0. Miller.’4 lax tree
Onvelry’a ,4Jno. Warren,” lax free
Royster’s ‘‘Queen’s Own," lax freo
Thomas’ 44 Wedding Cako”
Ayers’ “Tea Leaf"
F tilherlln’s “imperial Crown"
Oliver’* ‘‘Oreta"
Together with various other brands and a choice as
sortment o.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Wo are also constantly receiving Family, Extra ami
Superfine FLOUR, BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. ROM. HUT
TF.K, new LEAF LARD. EGGS, DRIED FRUITS, Ae.,
Ae., to which we invite th • attention ol the trade and
cm umer.- ; and respectfully solicit consignments from
our friends in Ihecoontry. janU-eisRIt
R REINS ft SON,
. GROCERS, COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Also, Dialers in
WOOD, COAL, HORSE FEED AND BOAT SUPPLIES.
They' respeetfully solicit eonsigntueiitM of Agricultu
ral Products of al I kind-, e»pecially of
TOBACCO AND WHEAT.
Strict attention to business and prompt returns of
sale-, they pledge to those who may favor them with
thelr'pat ronage. .
Iff mu,.,, and I.nmber-hod-o between Mnlb and
Tenth streets, on Cary street and Basin.
RICHARD REINS,
sll2o-tf LUTHER K. REINS.
P. II. Kitm.ktt.late of the Arm of Powell & Sublet!.
Pktkii A. Sphlktt.Richmond, Va.
p B. & P. A. SUBLETT,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
offer their services for Ihe sale of
TOBACCO, WHEAT, CORN, FLOUR, 4*
and all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Particular attention given to the purchase of merchan
dise, and orders promptly filled.
office on Thirteenth street, near < ary. oct20---ir
rplIK UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
1 fcmociated themselves unJer the style and firm of
FRENCH At CRENSHAW,
For the purpose of conducting Ihe
/inig'l'UV AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
At tUeireumtnodimis and extensive store-it..—., „„ the
corner of Main and Ninth streets.
They will tua-p on hand the most select and choice
Block of Groceries of every description, including
WINES,
LIQUORS,
TEAS, Ac.,
Which tlvy will be prepared to sell upon the most rea
sonable terms. ... iiii
Person*. I attention will he given to the sale of all
COUNTRY PRODUCE and merchandise generally, con
siaiiaasl to nur House.
K SETH BARTON FRENCH,
LEWIS D. CRENSHAW, Jr.
*.p- Until the first of November, they can be found
al the Office of l'axall, Crenshaw Si Co. j*ct2S—lf_
J- J. B1NF0BD ft .SON,
f * GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Corner Thirteenth and Frankllu street*,
RICHMOND, VA.,
• Keep constantly on hand a choice supply of
1 FAMILY GKOCEUIS,
WINES. BRANDIES,
WHISKEY, RUM, Ac.,
which wo are sellUv, at wholesale and retail.
I As Commission Mediants, we give particular atten
tion to the sale of Tobacco, Wheat, Corn and Country
Pron'ice generally.
Prompt return* mini**._ _ 1 _L
DAN TEL A. WILSON, JR., >• W. PATTON.
For won / Wilson, Masaio & Co. .
WILSON, PATTON & CO„
' " agent.? ynR SALE 0F
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
AND QENERAI.COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 106 Gbitier 8tu*kt.
KBPIKK5CIC
Wm.H. Waefarfaitd, President Partner*’ Bank' °l ' ir’
^inla, Kicbmoud, Va.
3ar<*i ft BasfterrilL*, Richmond, Va.
l.’dward Nolle ft C©., a^d Rotcbford, Brown ft w
Orleans.
Messrs. Linghor.n,, Wjo fl.Hail, Wm. D. Miller,Lynch
burg. Va_.____nov;t--:tm’
JJOOKER, KERR it LYON,
PRODUCE COMMISSION ME it CHANTS.
0(D, o corner 15th and Franklin streets,
RICHMOND* VIRGINIA.
I’r impt attention given to salos of »*• klo^‘
TRY “KOWTCB. ___jy-o-ti
H. it. el.trrotfc. tho*. c. »’ai..'*.
Late of Memphis, Tenn. Late of Lync Obnrtf, >»
AltTIII U rOIt.VEI.1.,
Ute of Montgomery, Alabama.
^VLIFFORD, WALSH & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Noa. 47 and 49 Gravler, and 22 New Levee streets,
NEW ORLEANS, LA.,
Pay partienl.tr attention to tlie sale of MANTFAf TU RED
ToBACCO and Western Produce.
Run:it to Scott A Brother, 8t- I.oals, Mo. : Me»„r-.
Copeland A Clark, Memphis, Tenn.; Commercial Bank,
Memphis, Tenn. : Charles lulling, E~|., New York ;
Messrs. McDaniel A Irby, Lynchburg, Va.; Messrs. C.
W. Purcell A Co.. Richmond, Va.; Messrs. Thomas
Branch A Sons, Petersburg, V*. ; Ebeu Kirk, Kmj.,
Montgomery, Ala. _dec 14—3m
nnHOMAS A. BRANDERv
COH.VKK SK.CI.SO ASD GKACK STREETS,
WHOLESALE AND RETATL GROCERY, COM
MISSION AND FEED STORE.
Constantly on hand, a large stock nf GROCERIES and
LIQUORS, HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, FRUITS, CAN
DIES, Ac., Ac.
orders addressed to Box 17*43, Richmond P. 0., will
receive prompt attention. nov21—Sm
J^ANDRIDGE & ANDERSON,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 105 Broad Street, Ri< nuo.vn, Va.
Have in atore and for sale, on the most reasonable
terms, ;t large assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES and
snpplien. a d«c4-tf
WT. CLARK & C<>.,
• GROCERS AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ao30—6m DANVILLE, VA.
DARI.OR LAMPS.—Another invoice of very
1 buadi line Keroeln* Uuipr. J«‘ received; al.o,
She best Ker.etine Oil for sale. ^ HLAIR DrU|{){Wt
, 107 Broad street,
decl.tt _ __
/CELEBRATED “ ZEIGLEE*’ WHISK BY,
\l copper distilled by old process, uud very high Ua
..... f.n coasljtnment and for itale.
* r, on con » PALMER, HARTSOOK A CO.,
d^«21t _ __JJbby Balldiug._
I-sr UIT.—60 boxes Layer anti Bunch Raisins,
I .» barrel* Currant*, for sale low to close couaign
ment' FRENCH A CRENSHAW,
Ja„bf Comer Ninth and Main.
Liverpool white soap,
Cbett 'Ost and best for Family use, for sale by
‘ p. E. DUPOT, Druggist,
dec28~f 2ul. Broad street.
AUCTION SALES.—Future Days.
By llarrtson, U«»ddin A Apperson, Auctioneers.
Desirable aniTVery conve.**
nieutly-located RESIDENCE, on the nonh iHjl
*ide of Cary, near to the east liria of Fourth ntreer *
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.—Will be Hold at auc
tion, on the premiaea, on MONDAY, the 29th January,
lStti, at 4 o'clock P. M., the very excellent »nj d.-.:ri
bly-leoated BRICK TENEMENT, recently In the occu
pancy of Colonel Thoma. Willlama, and adjoining the
residence of Mr. George W. Royster and Mr John
Stewart Walker It contalna ten room., boride. the
usual out-bnUdinga, and la In a moat desirable neigh
borhood
TERMS —One-fourth cash ; balance at «, 12 and Id
months, for negotiable notes, lutereat added, secured by
a truat deed. The taxes to be paid by the purchaser
HARRISON, G0DD1N A APPEKSOX,
jan!6-2tawtda Auctioneers.
rpRUST SALE OP A P1NB FARM.—^
I By consent of parti**, mi l a* Trim** nndsrqEp
a IVcd of Tra»t from Robert Cole*, d^c'd, to Tuck*
♦•r S. Odes, executed snd recorded in April, i860,
I will ofTt r forsnle on the pr*im*«s, un T11CKSDA V the
FIRST day of FKBRP ARY, 18<W. if suluble, and if not,
on the next suitable day, one of the finest farms in the !
e**unty of Albemarle, situated 10 or 11 mile* South of
I'lurlottBurillf, adjoining the land* of l»r B. F. Ran
dolph, I*. 8. Col«*s, Ksq., and other*, and containing
about 'jou ACKt", of which fire or six hundred acre* are !
cleared, and the balance finely timbered. The improve
inents consist of a large and convenient DWLLL!NO,
comparatively new, with the u»ual necessary out-build
ings, including a hon*e with four rooms for laborers ;
also, a Water-Mill, with two pair stone* for wheat and
corn This U a Qreen Mountain farm, and like most of
, the land in that fine region, is of superior quality, and
admirablv adapted to the growth of Corn, Wheat, To
bacco and other Virginia crop*. For several years pu«t
it ban been under tbe management of one of iho first
I agricaltuiali*!* of the county.
| TERM8— Utile** more favorable terms be announced
on the day of *ale, from eleven to twelvethou*and d«>l
| lars of the pureba*.* money will he required in ca*h,
1 the balance, with interest from day of sals, to be paid
annually, will he pavable in four equal annual instal
| inents, to be secured by bonds, with good security, and
| a deed of trust on the land.
For further information, address P. fi. Coles, F.-q., nr
, T. S. Cole*, Esq., at North Carden 1*. <»., Albemarle
county, Vs., or the undersigned at Charlottesville.
janl-d«mw4w E. R. WATSON.
C'COMMISSIONER’S SALE OF REAL^W
J ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF LOUISA—By**®
virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court of Louisa,-—-"
made on the ‘Jtith day of September, l^iin, it> the
cit»M of Thompson, Ac., vs. Harris, Ac . w» .ball, on
TUESDAY, till- 3<>th day of Jaunary; IsWi. if fair, if not,
on the next fair day, offer for sale at public auction, at
Bell’a Croaa Roads, In the county of Loui.a,
TWO TRACTS OF LAND,
oAnUinlnff In till* Siliirpiratp.
janlSMd AactU
(By Tardy Sc William*, Auctioneer*.) (
r\N THURSDAY NEXT, tin* 18th instant, j
commencing at II o'clock, promptly, we will sell, |
t auction, a large and well-assorted stock of GRUCE
tlKS, LIQUORS, Ac., consisting, in part, of
luoo sacks Liverpool tine and 0 A Salt
200 barrels Flour l
Jo barrels Molasses
Jo barrels r-lined Sugars, cut, crushed, 4c.
3o00 lbs. Cotton Yarns
list barrels Herrings
M reams Bnglishcap Paper
10 kegs bi-carbonate So,la
JO pockets Java Coffee
100 boxes tallow Candles
loo boxes adamantine Candle*
100 boxes Soap—all grades
loo sides Sole Leather
Jo kegs Hotter
lo barrels Cider
Jo barrels Vinegar
2J barrels llnckwheat Flour
Old Virginia Mountain Whiskey
French Brandy
Sherry and Port Wine
Champagne, 4c., 4c.
TARDY 4 WILLIAMS.
This sale will be large and well worthy the attention
»f the trade.
Tunas_Under one hundred dollars, cash ; one hunJ
•ed dollars and over, thirty days credit, Interest added,
or approved negotiable paper. JaaH-Uo
n ALE OF GOODS
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
I will sell at Politic Auction,
ON WEDNESDAY,
;lie 24tb day of January, 1SW, at the Store-homo of
Isaac Adklsson, deceased, Clover Depot, Halllax coun
ty, a large and
VALUABLE STfk'lC OF GOODS,
consisting of every article usually kept in a country
-tore. Among the goods is a valuable assortment of
SHOES, BOOTS and ..
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
of the beat kind and quality. The
ENTIRE STOCK WILL BE SOLD
without reserve, to the highest bidder.
TERMS <>F SALE:
Caab for alt *ntn» u|i to tuoand under; six months’
time for all sums over *41, with interest from day of
sale, with approved security.
A. LACY, Auctioneer.
B. F. GARRETT,
Adm'r ol Isaac Adkisson, deceased.
NOTICE.
AH person* having claim* against the estate of Isaac
Adkisson, deceased, will please present them to me ;
ind those persons indebted to the said estate will come
forward and settle. j’- F.CAKKETl
Administrator of I. Adkisson, dec J
Clover Station, Halifax county, Va., Jan. 3, lsAO.
J.iiilo-r-’ljaci. ____
CABINET FURNITURE. &c.
i i 1!. STAGY <6 SON,
(jf, 110 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
Wholesale axd Retail Dkaleus ix
CABINET FURNITURE, MIRRORS, UEDDINO
AND CARPETS.
Their facilities enable them to as-nre their friend*
and the public that they are prepared to furnish every
article in their line at Xorthorn prices, Freight and
Packing added. ... ,
They are confident that they can furnish everything
on the very best of terms.
SHUCK MATTRESSES
AT VKKV LOW I'ltlCE*.
0. R. STACY & SOX are anxious to purchase every
SHUCK that can be delivered to them, and will pay ono
dollar per loo pounds for all that may be delivered In
good order. .... . >
J.ct Farmer* bo sure and st*iul iheirahucki* forward.
dec29-tf ___
JJ0TICK* _
MB. R. P. RICHARDSON,
In ch.V£* of Carpeting, Window Shades, Curtain*, Pa*
pcr-N»..^i..ffa, and a general HH*ortin*nt of
HOUSE-FCJRNISI1ING GOODS,
will, until the »£o*t»d story of our now »tore U finished,
occupy llie bnxt'luont »l*»ry of .Mr. John C. Miller’* new
Dry-Good* Store, corner «»f Ninth and Main street*,
where In* will bn iiIph^pJ lo his old friend*
Mr. 0. P. i'HIUCnTT, in charge of FURNITURE,
will continue to occupy tin* Third story until th* im*
oud in completed, which will bn in about ten days.
tlec29f FRENCH & CRENSHAW.
GROCERIES, &c.
tVaRVEYS & WILLI AMS,
COMMERCIAL VU<CK,
(Cary and Thirteenth ntreel*,)
Are now receiving in More, and will be kopt in full
'* SUGARS, crushed, extra C, raw
COFFEES, prime Rio. and a few bag* of splendid
pure old Government Java, for families
BACON side- and shoulders, prime quality
WHISKEY, of all grade*
We are also agents for the sale of
Lead, Shot, White Lead and Zinc In caua, for
painter*' u*e
Licorice, the celebrated Cl. 4 F. brand
Manufactured Tobacco, finest grades
Flour, best Valley brand*, 4c., 4c.
The attention of the trade is called to the abovo,
which will always be for sale at lowest cash price*,
jan:t-lm _ _ _
WX. TAYLOR, | JKO. 0. TATL0E.
WM. TAYLOR & SON, WHOLESALE
U1H1CEUS, Nos. band 11 East Malo street, offer
to the trade—
■'hogshead* sides Bacon
It) hogsheads breasts Bacon
In hogsheads Hams
2fi boxes is It oil I dun:
lisi barrels C extra refined sod P It Sugar
do barrels crushed and powdered Sugar
liK) bags fair to prime Rio Coffee
AO bags Java Colfeo
fit) bags l-aguayra Coffee
Mbarrels New York Syrup
■) barrels Whiskey, various grades
loo barrels Brandy, various grades
AI barrels Sherry, Port and Madeira Wino
4 puncheons Holland Pin
2 puncheons Scotch W hisky
Jmi boxes fine G. P• Tea
PS) boxes Japan Tea
lisi boxes Tallow ai.d Adamantine t aiidles
100 box.s Soap, various grades
1000 ream- IVrapping Paper
200 do/.ei) Brooms
100 nests Baskets
Siki gross bail. y'a and Parlor Matches
me Cfce. janl.-tf
DACON, BACON, BACON, Ac., A<r.
* J 2fi hbds prime Bacon Side-,
i.UJs prune Breasts Bacon,
k, - ' Shoulder-,
- ,xe. ,u Cured llams,
10 i erces Sufc WM. TAYLOR k SON.
For sale .'*y
jaudf ---
— —* --r. Granulated,
SI GAK—200 barrels Cut Lou., <or sale low
Pulverized, A, B, C and Extra C Sngar
by t FRENCH A CRENSHAW,
_____ Corptr Ninth tod Mala
*JAA BARRELS FAMILY, EXTRA AND
fjyjyj Superline FLOUR, for sale by
FRENCH A CRENSHAW,
declflt Corner Ninth and Main streets.
BBLS. LE.\FLAKD~
Aa * * loo kega Leaf Lard,
For sale by WM. TAYLoR A SON.
janfff
s) r BBLS. PORTO RICO SUGAR,
Alibis. Refln*<] Sugar,
25 libls. C Extra Sugar,
For sale by WM. TAYLOP. k SON.
J*n2f _
VJ A L T .
^ A00 tacks foil bleached “ Worthington” Salt.
,acks unbUacbed “ Worthington” Salt
For sal. low by LEE A PETTYJOHN,
janUf_On «a Do*.
AFEVY BBLS. VERY FINE CIDER, just |
arrived, for salt by
PALMER, HAP.TSOOK k CO.,
deefi-tf Libby Buildings.
1
SAUCES, PICKLES, &c.
C"i KNC1NK WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
x pints and balf-piuts, just to hand.
ALSO,
ROYAL BENGAL SAUCE.
bAMEL S. HL’FFARD,
declt Governor street.
CALCES, JELLIES, PICKLES, Ac.
‘J 12 doz. Worcestershire Sauce
6 doz. Royal Osborne Same
6 doz. C. A B.'s Sobo Sauce
5 doz. Currant Jelly
6 doz. Cupres Capucinea
2 doz. Olives Yenlales
5 doz. assorted Pickles .
preserved Ginger, Pine APP>* ' fc 1
idling low. DAXDIUDGE A ANbEKsON.
jand-tf _ ^__
piHEESRt CHEESE I
U «■» Primo Eastern Cheese for sa!.^ & ^ |
ontaining, In the aggregate,
SEVEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTEEN ACRES.
These tracts lie together, ami can be sold separately
ir otherwise, the undersigned being authorised by Ilia
aid decree to make sale of the whole in one body, or
n such portions as may be thought roost advisable by
hem. This land, being almost entirely In wood and
veil timbered, offers great inducement* to those wlw
rish to deal In lumber as well as for farming purp. ses.
The sale will be made upon a credit of one, two and
hree year*, the purchaser giving bonds wi h good pe'r
onal security, bearing Interest from the date, and the
(tie will be retained as additional security until the
ast instalment shall have been paid- So much cash
rill be required as will be sntScb-nl to satisfy the cost*
>f the suit, the charge* of survey and advertising.
Tills land is a portion of the estate of the lute Wtu.
Mitchell, deceased, and the title is believed to be nil*
.uestionable. FRANK V. WINSTON,
JAMES L. GORDON.
nov24lawCw _Commissioner*.
I EXECUTOR’S SALE of VALUABLKdWfc
If KEAI, ESTATE IN THE COPXTV OF OOPCII
I.AND —on the 19TII DAV OF JANUARY, 1*S6, c n--—
[he premises, by virtue of authority vest..! in me
by the last will and testament of the late David Mims,
deceased, by public aucti in, I will pr,*eed tosel! the
TRACT OF LAND of which the said Mims died seiie.l,
lying on the water* of the lower Licking Hole Creek,
iii the county of Goochland, consisting of about
SIX HUNDRED ACRES.
A large portion of this land is rich Creek Bottom.—
The whole tract Is well Watered and v-ll timbered for
plantation purposes. The DWEIJJXG-IIOl SE is a
framed building of four rooni» and basement. The out
buildings are good. This farm is generally cnnsi.1..u d
to be one of the best in the county, off the rivers. It
lies convenient to mills, churches and post office.
TERMS.—tine, two and three years' credit, except s.»
much as may be necessary to pay the expenses of sale.
Personal security required.
CUAKLES M ALISTEK. Executor.
Sale conducted by A. M. HamII.Tos, Auctioneer,
decb-'itantd*
MERCHANT TAILORS.
TOIIN LATOUCHK,
fj DRAPER A Jilt TAILOR.
Has REMOVED to Franklin street, next to the corner
of Fourteenth, and return hi* sincere thunks for the
lih rat patronage already bestowed, and hopes to merit
and re eivo a continuance of the same.
PRICES UNIFORM AND MODERATE. GARMENTS
Cl'MHK ILS KAl f TERMS CASH. janldf
W«. HOI.T aiCHARBaO*. W. KI.ETCnKK an UAUIlSOX.
Y\7M. UOLT HJCIIAUDSON & CO.,
" MERCHANT TAILORS,
(Fourteenth street, opposite Exchange Hotel,)
RICHMOND, VA.
dec 12
JOHN E. DOHERTY,
J MERCHANT TAII-OR,
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth streets,
Diagonally opposite the Spot-wood Hotel.
NEW GOODS! SEW GOODS!
Mr. DOIIERTY calls attention to some beautiful Fa
brics for
GENTS’ WINTER WEAR,
Receiced in the last few days, which will be mado np
in good atvle. lie names :
Sim,ini'* Waved-face and Trie »t COATINGS
Englisli WHITNEYS and BEAVERS, various colors
English, Melton's, Oxford and Brown MIXTURES
Jobannv's and Slinonl's CLOTHS and DoESKiNS
Claret, Brown and Black BKAVKR>, for suit*
The stock is excellent, and the prices sliall suit the
'"decA-ll J. E. DOIIERTY.
REMOVALS.
Removal.
GARDNER U CARI.TOX
Havo RBMoVED to tlieir new store Huihling, No. !>,
on Fourteenth or Pearl sire.o. where tln-y offer to the
(rail** it full aiid gaud a**ortin«?nl "f Sfh»KS mul
ii \ rs. ."1 j
|| K M 0 V A L.
E. G. JAMES & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Have removed to their large new store, aouih ride of
Cary street, third door from Thirteenth street.
They have now ill store —
Extra and anperbne Virginia Flour
Superior old Kentucky Rye Whi.key
Extra quality French Brandy
ScnpperiM.ng Wlno
Soused Pig* Feet
Canvased Ham*
Also, a large lot of heavy staple Dry Goods, all of
which they offer for sale at the lowest market rates to
close consignments.
They solicit consignment* of all kinds of COUNTRY
PRODUCE and MERCHANDISE, and are prepared to
recelvo a large quantity of storage
E. 0. JAMES A CO.,
Cary street,
decIS—tf .'td door from above Th . el.
1 > KM< i V AL.
j IV L. EsBERG,
WHOLESALE GROCER, U«4U0R DEALER, AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
IIum REMOVED to lh« new Cou> mere in 1 I5I« « k, «<in* i
Cary and Thirteenth i*tree*ti$. j*n I'i it
tTeMOVAL.—ON THE FIRST OF JAM'.
It nry, we will r»*iu«v»* <»ur L»u*in*t<* .>«»-. .. *
and 2M, Broadway, (up »tair-,i directly opposite A. T.
Stewart A Co. HALL, SoUTHWlCK A CO.
S. 11.—We would call attention, in connection wiili
above notice of our removal, to our Increased fjcllitb -
for manufacturing Ladies’, Misses’ and t htldren - Ma
chine Sewed Work of all kinds.
VEHICLE MANUFACTURERS.
N’"6t1CE, EXTRA.—Thu concernol Mi l <11
H COCK A OSBORN lias been dissolve.I, I liavlcg
purchased all the interest of K. D. Hitchcock in the t ar*
riage business. All claims due him, Individually, f r
Carriages or Carriage repair*, as also all claim- du
ll Ucheock A Osborn, up to December 31, 1S«3, ha. been
duly assigned to me, and I, or my agent, i. alone au
(horired to collect the same. I beg leave, no-t re
spectfullv, to say to my old friends, that tb*ir claim
are at the office ’of John J. Osborn A Co , on 7it>, be
tween Cary and Canal streets, where 1 should In
pleased to have them call and settle their accounts, by
due bill or otherwise.
Thankful for past favors, w.,nld mo*t respectfully *•»
a continuance of the samu to our new concern.
julMleto' ■' J OSBORN
/CARRIAGES, BOCKAWAYS, BUGGIES,
Ac.—I have for sale, at George A. Ainslie * * h
Factory, Tenth street, between Main and < ary, a clone
collection of CARRIAGES of every description, wnuli
w 111 be sold on reasonable term-. _..
Janlo-1 w_ K. D. HIT. ID oH*.
LUMBER, CEMENT, &c.
J^LMBEK AND CEMENT.
WILSON, GLAZEBHOOK & CO.,
LUMBER DEALERS.
Cobs eh Trarit ask Cabal STKgtre-Sorni Sidb Ba*i»,
Iia„d and offer for sale a full assortment of
SFASO.NEt) and UNSEASONED YELLOW and WHITE
(, i j}. It and 2-Inch TellowU’In
/p/issi |eet Scantling and Joist, assorted tizee
■J„ri feel Garden Rails
• ■’ooO fi..-l Nova Scotia Pine, various six- s
- feet I-inch White Pine Boards
3n,uu. ** BUI NO LES AN 1> OAK PO.sT s.
IATH ’ to furnish BILL TIMBER In any
... ,c» „n-n,re. ’» “-lice »»«> *< low Prkc*
W .i,? i,Ti n . ’-r'a celebrated James river
quantities at the shorte lU„ ,„rr,.|. 4.„t |„v
We are the agents of Lnc„ -.-Oder for -ale. and
CF1MENT, weighing 3is> poutids . :4(,._tl
now on hand n full tuppl/, whUU v* «—i
Kuantntfe each barrel pound. J
J UMBBR-I LUMBER! LI'Me
We are at all time* In receipt, on consignment, of
choice lot* of country cut Lumber, of all kind*.
Builder* will do well to give u» a call.
harper, tauaferro a CO.,
JanSf Foot of 6th etreet, on the Canal.
PIANOS, &c.~"
IjIANO FORTES.—Thesubwri^
bers have daw comm--need receiv
ing their »upply of
PIANO Ft'RTES,
From the estahli-hed and reliable ManufSetonr of JNo.
li hr Ml AM .NVw Torlf, of whoM’ InstruBwnU tw »#b*
seriber. bare sold so large a number in former
They respectfully Invite all interested to call and view
,ho.« beautiful instrume„«..i)oL.sE ^
(Late James Wood house A Co.,)
j»r>I If On Governor stieet, near Main.
O EMMONS’ BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPED
^ ’tACLES, to Strengthen and Improve the sight of
old and young, by day or night, with ea»e and comfort
to th# eye, withn'nt the distressing result* of frequent
change*. These celebrated glasses are too well known
throughout the South, to apeak of their *uperlority
overall other*. Double and ifngle Telescope* of im
men*e power and #eld. Catalogue* sent free, by en
closbig stamp. SEMMOXS, OCULIST-OPTICIAN,
6611} Broadway, under Lafarge House, N. Y.
novl6*-2md Ac
^LOVKRS E E I) .
SO bushel* CLOVER SEED,
On consignment and for sale by
PALMER, HAUTSOOK * CO .
janlot Libby Building*,