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MORNING, JANUARY 24, 18GG. _ NUMBER 21.
_ - - ' -- -.. ■* —' f —"
IIICHMON’D WHIG.
DAILY AND SEMI WEEKLY.
Wtno Bl'lLDlMU, CORNER GOVERNOR AND PRANK
MX STREETS.
TERMS:
DAILY—One Tear.*10 ««
•• Six Mouth*. 4 t*»
On# Mouth. 1 "I
SEMI-WEEKLY’—<>ue Year. 4 uo
•• “ Six Month*. . 3 00
ADVERTISEMENTS—SxvixTt-ricx Ca*t» per >nuare
of Ki^ht Lin. for each of the Br«t two liiuilieiu, with
a liberal dUcount when continued louder.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
P K. FAKKA K,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Will Attend the ConrtM <•( Am-li t, I*ria4*• K tw»r l. X«*t
towiT, CiBWrbitd ani l’u»h »f.ni PAiticuUr niten
CiiMi given to the oollecti'ttt of rUuns.
AddrvM-Jtfttirsvutf, Amelin. ni»v2--6m
C. U. ORUWoLD, | J. U. UMUtfoLD.
^KISWOLD & GRISWOLD,
ATTORNEYS and counsellors at law.
RICHSCOJIl*, VIRGINIA,
H*v« removed their oftlc* to Mt^lull Mtr**et, between
Eighth *ud Ninth *tr**cu*. Pr;u:ii«* iu *11 tb** «»»urU of
Bo City of Kicbiu> nd And e«»autir* of Itfurfco aud Uah
CtTer, Alul the Circuit CourU of k»'*«"X Aud King end
<4ueen. __ <<x*—0,11
E* BARKSDALE, Jk.,
~ # ATTORN 8 T AT LAW,
■ AI-lfAS CO CRT MOO*. VA.
Ct itJ RTS —Halifax :tn*J Pit!*y 1 v*ma, »nd the Circuit
Court* of P* ’Uph**ll And Puuviilc. nejrtJS—ly
/1 W. KtCHARDSON,
* ATTnRNEY’ AND m-NSELOK AT LAW,
Ha- resumed hi* prnfe s-lonal pur-uit.. He will prac
tice in the Court ..f CnncHlatlun, an 1 when the other
Court* are ... 1" ‘‘I H»'« o 'lie city of
Klchiunud, whether Mat- l-Jeral. an I in tho.e of
the counties of Henrico an I h'anneer. * ill taae r**e,
in anr Dietriet Court of Al<yaaK where the induce
meui- oB. r-l are -uoicieut ; attend to the lovceliicallou
of Titles and . l-e-t .11 ..I» aim- of ecory d.-cnpil n.
• and rive -pedal alt-niion t»ca-. - in th- Supreme I ..urt
of appeal* of Virginia. When nut at Court he way bo
found at spring Farm, on the Meadow Bridge Hoad,
one half rn.iu from the city. Addre**. Richmond. ' a..
Box tm>.
dx to. D. WOOTTON,
VrroRNKY at LAW, AND 50TABT PCBLIC
For Birhniond and Henrico county,
COLLECTOR OF CLAIMS,
Wft. r* hM profe*»lnnal eervlcea to the people generally
at borne aa-J abroad. , ,, .
orru x—Mam *lreet, between Seventh and Mgntn,
Bext .lour to Dr Harri»on'» Drua’ Store. jy'df—If
-IXT c. CARRINGTON,
. ATTORXET AT LAW.
HotraatMvii.LX. Ai kemaxlk Cocpty, V*.
Attend* the Court* iu the couuttc* of Buckingham.
NelM.il and Alh.• marie, and pay* .pecial attention to
collecctn:; and »ecarlns claim* ut th..»e countic*. and
the ci.aulv of Fluvanna and city of Lyuchbura'
Ref-r to Bonduranl, Elliott A Shield*, proprietor* of
th. Whl<. _ "»»3»“*y
/"t 1.0 C. CADLLL,
^ attorney at law.
W‘Ii pmet'c* In all the'-iurt* of Ptttaylvaola. Halifax
and floury . ..untie*, and the Circuit and Hurting*
Court cf Dan iil*.
Adre*.*- Daucille, \ a _ au-A—ly
JJENKV UN ALL,
ATTORNEY at law and notary public.
Spec Ial attention gireu to Conveyancing and Exauit
Ha?: >0 *»f Till**. _ ^
i <>Uic* o* Governor "treat, over l*t« Examiner offlre
I lj.v«—!>•)_ _
1 ¥ KNKY G. CANNON,
attorney at law.
Practice* tu all the I'Mlta of the city of Riehmond and
county of Heurico. .
*^r‘ offlce in the Law Balding. aud ly
TARES B. BANNILL,
** attorney at law,
riTTavi-vAxia rorxTT, va.
Will .Head lo anv buaine** in the line Of III* profe*.
oiuo in l‘iU*v. vama and adjacent fouulle* Particular
attention giviu :o the Colleetii.n of Uauu* and prompt
remittance* miidf. . , .. .. , , _v.
P.M.I iHBce—Chalk L»*«>. PHtaylvanla county, Va.
*ep£l—Mil
JOHN A. COKE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW Ai’O ■‘WART PUBLIC,
micauoxit, va.*
Will practice In all the Coart* of R'chmou* »nJ
, the counties of Henrico and Hanover. „..n**~U
*»kvm‘k id Iaiv KuiMin Kriuklin i*lr«*0t. ^ " *
i AW NOTICE.
JAMES PLEASANTS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND COMMISSIONER in
CHANCERY.
p„. the Circuit and Hurting* Court* of the City of
Richmond and County Court of ll*nrfco.
»O Ot. c* >'* «he l*‘w Building, Kichnioiel, Va.
Practices In all the Court* at Richmond,and < olleet.
Claim* In the adjoining count le*. ocl*-ly
■onCRT Mi n. l-AAO H lAkaDWTUX.
ryjLD X CARRINGTON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Will practice ill all the Court* of the city of Richmond
OJfce on tioverai.r *tiv*t. mar Broad street. [aul-ly
> pUOEKSSH)NAL NOTICE.
Vt’imlt BnULDIN an.l Wlh>D BOl l.PIN, Ja . will at
tend an partner* all the Court* of Charlotte and Meek
kill bum CVBItllN. . _ H
WOOD B«MfI.D!X will »tt**n*l al*o the Tnartw ofHAii
ffax county and the Supreme Court of Appeal* at Rich
imo nil _ _
. Wood Boft.i.iv, Ja., I Wood Boritnx.
Boydtua, Va. Talcott P
1 | Charlotte co.
pKriCHY K. GRATTAN,
A attorney at Law.
o«ce on ea*f »lde of Tw. fth, at the end of Carttol
•treet. near the lioVen.or * Ilou**
at «x u mom.ahav mvMit. aavi v chautaix whiti
Holla day, bayi.y x white, at
ToPNEYS at Law. Richmond. Va.. practice in
an the Court* ..f lh« city of Rieliniond. m I t’.- conn
«' H^OTer- sI'mcrl t‘ baylv J
L,,al*a- X*ury Public.
rilAST AlN WHITE *?» offcoal AhUUnil. U*aovei
**".".SiVV iVu* Building. Kvhmnn 1. ocf-T-lv
>roW«AfAX uonruva. ' t uuMsaox.
< if ihe late driu ot Marfartand 4 RoJ'ert*.
■yOOBERTS X KtMUNSON,
attorneys at law,
I RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.,
Will attend to legal ba»IocM entrusted to them in
Virginia and Washington. I*. C. »»-*— ly
fl'MlOMAS GOODE,
attorney at law.
RtiYDTtiN, JUCKLlNtCRG COPSTY. VA.
H r'i>UKTS—Mecklenburg, luu. oburg and Btuu-wick
■ [a«W—It)
I lyM. \V. HENRY,
I ATTORNEY AT LAW,
■ CBAKt OTTB CvCKT HoTs**, ,
■ iho Court* of ( harlott«\ Prince Bdwtrd »nJ
■ IJ.liUx. _aulb-ly
I Jons H. tin.kit I J Hannan Gnat*. Jr.
I JOHN il. GILMER -M SON,
■ ATTORNEYS AT LAW
H Office ou Sixth street, between Main and Franklin,
H R.elimnnd. Va.
■ Will d-»ote attention to dell and trlminal practice.
and to the tullertlon and proeecntion of claim* in Vtr
■ gin, and Washington, D. C. uov4- Am
I JJKNJAMIN w. KINNEY,
I ATTORNEY AT LAW,
■ RICHMOND. VA.
H CorRT*—Richmond, Amelia, Powhatan and Chester
■ fe Id
■ otflce on Frank:In, between Seventh and Eighth
I greett. Address H->a'J7t>. __ __ u«.vU«-t>m
I va. a. ciuii, CAN* fATTnaov.
■ Buckingham C H. n w ird-ville, Albemarle a.
■ y'lABELL A l’ATTESON,
I a l-TORNEYS AT I.\W AND REM. ESTATE AGENTS.
■ WILLIAM M t A HELL and ( VMM PATTKSo.N, Attor
neya at Law. will practice their profexeion In Ihecouu
■ «h.« of Amherst. Appomattox, Buckingham and Kelson.
H They will also make iiivtsiaMnls, and buy and sell reel
■ e»i,te on commission.
as Address CABELL V PATTKHoX, Buckingham C. H ,
H or Uowardaville. Albemarle c-uuty, Va.
■I RRKKnS.Xeva ;
BE Deane A Somerville: Palmer, Hartsook A Co., Kich
■ *A,Ulli Rucker, w T Anderson. Lynchburg.
■ Wm H Ryan, A H. Armlstead, Baltimore.
■ N H. Campbell, Jehu R. Garland, New York.
■ oefJB—tm» A _ __
■ ■p'REDERlCK N. FLEMING,
I ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Hi OoocnLa.vD CornT Horan,
Hi VIRGINIA._novg-ly
■ yvR. W. W. PARKER
H *a» naaranD T«n
jgf PRACTICE OP MEDICINE AND S0RGERT.
■ Orrirn: Corner of Broad and Eleventh atreeta, op
I po.ua city Hall. ortH -ly
11 1 ~
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
I HAVE RESUMED T11E PRACTICE. OF
l MY PROFESSION, and will attend to any business
con tided t» my care, in any of the Court, of Record,
criminal ureivll, bwtdvn In tin. city office on Thir
teenth street, next to High Constable.
J—JOSEPH MATO.
r. a. ttUBUTZEL. T. B. LOOCBKBJUJt.
JFOBLITZEL it LOOCKEKMAN,
attorneys at law,
RICHMOND. Va.,
Will give special attention to ail kind, of legal busi
ness. Practice in the Courte of Henrico and city of
Richmond
lUp'lHce, Main stre.-t, third door above Spots wood
||. t-I sep€--ly
J M. DAVIDSON,
* A T T O R » E Y A T I. A W ,
No. 2 CaBoaoBt-BT St.NEW ORLEANS.
BkTKH* To
Walter 0. Robinson, President of ill • M. chanlc. and
Tra-h rs bank. New Orleans , Tim*. A Adam*. Presi
dent Crescent Mutual 1 n*u lance I ‘.-uipsnv. New Orleans ;
Alfred p.i.u, Fwsiilsnt Uniuu Bank, New Orleans;
Charles Bngg*. Pi -.ident Louisiana Mutual Insiiranco
Couipanv. New Orleans; ll. n. Jno. A J. Cresswell,
Washington, D. C., Ed. l>. Christ tan. Attorney at Law,
Lynchburg, Va. novJn-ly
ISAAC R. WATKINS,
l ATTORNEY at law,
Cmabi.oTTB C.U'sr Hot'eB,
Virginia.
C„rKTa —Charlotte, l'ttnce Edward and Luneuburg"
(|pcS>tiia
nu. R. T. COI.KM IN,
Unli t. LINDEN K<>W, Fbamci.ix Stkkbt,
Third Door above Second Street.
Janli ui _ _____
Dental card.
Dr. R. X. HUDSON
lias resumed the practice of DENTISTRY, ami may be
found at hi* Office, on Main street, opposite the Arlimc
UfM- d.."-’mt;m
ENT A I. NOT! C K .
JOHN 0. WAYT, Dentist, havimr recovered bis
health, has resumed the practice ot DENTISTRY In
Richmond, nnd respectfully offer* hi* service, to hi*
j ..Id friend* and patients, and all others who inav need
theta.
! Office and residence sooth side of Grace, between
Seventh and Eighth streets, where be may be found at
at! hour,._ _ nov2tt-.lv*
DR. JOHN -MAHON Y,
SURGEON DENTIST,
iFor nmnv years associated with Dr. John t. Wayt.l
Would respectfully infirm lit. eld patrons, and all
other, who mav need hie service*, that in con*e
.Inence of the destruction uf hi* office by the great
bre he has opened an office at hi* residence on Fourth
street, between Broad and Marshall, where he can he
fonnJ at all hours AMilicial Teeth in*erted on gold
stlTer an I vulcanite. Tbo highest price paid Tor old
Gold Plate. __tuyJ" Jly
DR. CHARLES S. MILLS
Has resumed the practice of his profession In the
city of Richmond, office. Twelfth, between Broad and
Marshall streets ocl4—ly
I'M IK UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO
furnish DESIGNS, SPECIFICATIONS, DETAIL
DRAWINGS FOR BUILDING of every description, and
in s.,v style of architecture that mav bedosired. Orders
I from .toy part of the United States will receive prompt
attention, with moderate charge*.
Walter s. west.
Practical Architect,
Corner of Fourth and Broad streets, Richmond.
Em_____
ETALti AND MINERALS.—Persons wish
ing information respecting the MINERAL W E A I.Til
UK THE STATE, can obtain full particulars by calling
apon Dr. K H GRANT, at Richmond. imuS-tf
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY.
OFFICE;
Mats, Bbtwskx Kiouth axu Niurn Stbb*ts,
UNDER SPoTSWOuD HOTEL.
We have perfected nur arrangement* and are now
forwarding
CURRENCY,
COIN,
YALUAfeUtf,
AND
FREIGHTS,
At Gueati.t Kuofrun Rar*-,>t.t. Points is tiik
Sol'TMKBN 8TATK-.
Ail gooj. chipped hv the An*Jia and HarvmSS R»
pats* CoUfialM, from'the North, are Iranaferred to us
to complete transportation South.
Goods shipped Irom tb» hortb by steamship »ud
1,1 uge,I lo ..urcare. will he promptly forwarded to<M«
tiuation Kuea opCuauok ko# Coaui.aioge asd IMmy
AU«.
! Goods called for wlthont charge.
For parlieulai*. apply at our oMee, _
dee3o-3iu SOUTHKKN EXPRESS COMPANY.__
£5 >1W ejUP-vry ■ l&hf* ■
r|AjjE NATIONAL EXPRESS ANDTRANS
PORTATION company.
^We
Mats SrBHBT, nrrwim* i*,*)»■'1u t*0 ForaTKBXTH
Stskbu*.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Are u-w prepar’ d to forward Currency. Coin. Valua
ble*, and Freight, to point*
NORTH,
goCYU,
EAST aad
ST8ST
The Tariff of Charge, is based upon Uir bu*if*«e«
principles, without h. tug oppressive to the pub Ip.
G.hsJs shipped from Ihe North by steamship-, and
marked to the tare of the National Express and I raits
portatt. n Company, will be pr. mptly forwarded to «•'*
filiation, FREE oF CHARGE, f..t « oinmls Lon or Dray -
i *Goods called for WtTBorrrBABUB and promidly for
warded. . , . k j a.
All desired Information in regard t-« the extent -4 the
line* operated by tbi- Company, furnished at auy ul U»
agencies on application. .
I ^ J. E. JOHNSTON, President.
J. ti. JMBODEN,
<>-a.*r*l Superintendent. _decl.u-t
TOILET ARTICLES, &c.
Important testimony trout a Corres
pondent of the RgLIOtor* 11 MBA u.. — i»Tor of
CORAL DKTEROKNT:
‘•There are many preparatii n. advertised for pnrtfv
ik« th« Breath an f Whitening the Teeth, *uch as S to
doat i> atai Fluid. Ac . hot we speak what we do know
wheu we gs-h that the (.ORAL DETERGENT, prepar
ed by Mr Woo*, is noujuaHeil of itsklnd. it imparts a
delightful frag range i* the breath and clean*.-* th.
teeth, without gtring lL<.m ti,- yellowish tinge, which
is the usual effect of many wa«ho* s4 i.r.'el pretension*,
tu a word, it is all that It claim* lo be. W* u„dor-t*n !
Yjr Wed s preparing several artistes, which tor*, a
• String of Coral*,’indi*pensuble to a LadyToilet —
They may be obtained at hi* neate*tablUhnn*nt,corner
Alh and Marshall stleel.’’_ _d
’,p>.'LL'T ARTICLES^ PERFUMERY, 4c.
A fre*h a»*i ms*,/(>fl|l assortment of fine Perfumery,
consisting t* p*.< * bin's genuine Extract., Soup*
and VloletU PowJ*.. iit ■»•' Iragrant Denti
• O.. _.a . t the best nrenara
for the Teeth and Uo»*|. »kr-«4s~, .“douselaine,
k Ivuk Washes. Fine English Hair mi I'W*, _-”'he»,
*«IH,Tu .Hose. Milled.ur and Vlolelte ToiletivV
,4t mt>nt Toilet Soaps, Ac., Ac. For sale
d«r*. j, E ui’PCY, Druggist,
by Jil Broad street.
deeSf ---
^OkTiTF Hs! ,b» truth,
I rrsiiu..*r genuine he « 9 ^y* in’streeVs list* R.*
tot odour, thlotue
siorer. Professor Y\ o, J » Restorer. ,
tame, isloutaline, Dowden's Dental rlaiu. ,
Lnblu's genuine Handkerchief Extracts, a ’
other desirable lolls! articles, a;
power a m.phails
Drug store. Main street,
declof Opposite old Market.
I CHIN’S EXTRACTS. — Night-blooming
_j IVrtuOit, flit* Kn^li'h and French Hair
Brushes, Tlh.iU BruslkpA akU >having Itru«h**> in b rvul
variety. geuuin* tierman Cologne*, Toilet l\*wtl«r,
Faiicv Fuff bi'XvD, in great Tarioi?, for stale by
K W. POWERS,
no,S*t Comer Main and Eighteenth streets.
f^ ENUINE LUBIN’S EXTRACTS, Violet,
VT Mn-k. Jock.r Club, Palt-houly, B.-ju.-t Caroline,
Sew Mown Hay, West End, Farina des Noisettes, Tur
tle Oil Soap, just recalled.
J BLAIR, Druggist,
deel.lj DC Broad sire. t.
HOTELS. RESTAURANTS. 4c.
KAN G E U U U S E,
at okAXoa asp al ax Anna IA aAtraoAO nuror,)
LYNCHBURG, VA.
ThU well-known Hotel, so conveniently located,
ufcp, superior Inducements R* the travelling public —
Passengers going North and South will find Breakfast
i and Supper ready upon the arrival of traina.
tkg'Amole time allowed for meals.
HOUSTON RUCKER,
_ocr25—dAcfim _Proprietor.
WESTERN HOTEL,
CORTLANDT STREET.
NEW YORK
ThU large and eomin.sllous HOTEL Is located in the
I Centre of the business part of the city a few doors from
Broadway, and coutlgiioua to all of the railroad and
steamer landings, leading South
Mr. JAMES l> SCBLETT. son of J. M Sublett, former
I proprietor of the Columbian Hotel, (and late of Rlch
I atond, Va.,) Will be found lu the ..yke. where he will be
hant>v to greet his old friend, from Virginia.
D. D WIXCHKSTBK,
THUS. D. WINCHESTER,
■ nov3--tf ___Proprietor!.
TT'ARISU HOUSE HOTEL, _
P CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
The undersigned, having rented thU fine establish
ment, beg leave to inform the public that itisnowopen
for the receptiou of guests and the traveling public
I generally.
Having long experience In hotel keeping, they
pledge themselves to give aatUfuction to all claaaea, at
the most moderate rate*. __
sep9—tf ROBERTS A O’TOOLE.
|>OTATOE81 POTATOES '
l 300 bbls prime Irish Potatoes oo consignment, and
for sale by PALMER, UAKTSOOIf A Ci>.,
| janl-f ‘Libby Building.
RICHMOND WHIG.
WEDNESDAY MORNING...JAN. 24, 186G.
Suirid,' uT i'arrja. the Spanish Admiral, at < hili.
The Comercio, ol' Lima, in its number of tho
24th of December, gives thu following account
of the cause of the suicide committed bv the
S|>aiiish Admiral in the harbor ol \ alparaiso,
on the 29th of November :
On the 2sth the American Consul at Valpa
raiso went on board tlie Villa do Madrid for the
purpose of seeing the Admiral. They had a
long interview about some matters counected
with the blockade. I'areja showed himself
rather favorable to the Consul s demand, and
told him at the close of the conference to come
back two days afterward. When the Consul
was on the point of leaving, Pareja asked him
for news on shore ; the Consul answered there
was nothing of great importance, except the
excitement caused by the capture of the Cova
dotiga, and the sending of tho prisoners to San
tiago.
The Spanish Admiral was entirely ignorant
of this—for him—so disastrous event, and this
first intimation was a great shock to him. lie
asked for the particulars, which were given him
by the Consul, who then took his departure.
According to what had been agreed upon, ho
returned on the 3l)th to the tiagship, where lie
found the crew in the greatest disorder and
consternation. He asked for the Admiral, hut
received the answer that tho latter was very
siei. and could not see him. Thereupon tho
Consul returned.
What had taken place in the meantimo is the
following:
The news which Pareja had received from the
American Consul had deeply alllicted him.—
His mind was so occupied with it that he hardly
ever afterward spoke a word. It is further
stated that some hours afterwards his brain be
came affected and bo fell down on deck, mut
tering curses against those who so easily had
surrendered to thu Chilian arms.
It is supposed that he became entirely out of
his mind, in which state he probably committed
the dreadful deed.
About the manner in which the act was ac
complished, we know only what we have heard
Iroui private sources, although on good au
thority : That <>ti the afternoon of the tatal day,
Pareja had come up on deck after dinner with
his officers ; ho had a revolver in his hand, with
which he shot two birds on thu wing; lie then
went down to his cabin, from where shortly ut
terward a shot was heard.
On somebody rushing in, the Admiral was
found dead, and on the table a letter, ill which,
it is stated, Pareja said that “as the comman
der of the Covadonga had not had courage
enough to do his duty, so he (Pareja) had not
enough to survive the disgrace of his tlag,”and
finished with the wish that his body might not
be buried in Chilian soil or Chilian waters.
lu compliance with this last request, we fur
.1.I I l>ur..iu’a 1.. ill v* u'HM t lilt llll ill
guano, iiii board one ot tlio■ Spanish, or, as
others say, a French ship, to ho sent home.
His successor, till the pleasure of his Govern
ment is known, will be the Captain of the Nu
luaucia, Commodore Gusto Mendez Nunez.
France and the United States.—John
Mitchcl, in his last letter from Paris, dated the
'd instant, and published iu the New York
Yetes of the 22d, says :
It. is singular to contemplate the uneasy curi
osity with which both French and English are
waiting for the next manifestation of the ener
gies ot the United States, The British press
is still, most earnestly and constantly, though
iu a covert manner, endeavoring to turn Ameri
can wrath against Franco and Maximilian.—
They have all found out now in England that
the American people—that is the people of the
North, for the others do not count—are a very
noble, generous amt tender-heurted people ;
also that they are the true Anglo-Saxons, and
so-forth. Ail this is intended to lay the foun
dation tor an “Anglo-Saxon” policy on the
American continent, in opposition to the French
notion about Latin races. The British wheed
ling, however, is probably well understood ;
-ind any course of action prompted or indicated
by that .people, must be regarded with great
suspicion, seeing that England is the only enemy
the United States ha*, or ever had.
* * * * The Corits f.etjislttfif is to as
semble at th.e end of this month. The E"»
p. ror, Hum, iq his address, cannot \y«l! avoid
some rvt'mwp to the position of the United
States, or at least its (longrcss, uti the subject
of Mexico, Assuredly most people in France
have always regarded the establishment of the
Mexican Empire with profound dislike; also,
they would have been delighted at any time
witiiin the last four years if the French Go
vernment had washed its hands of the whole
ail'air. Further, it is very true that nothing
l oiild he more unpopular in France than a war
\wri!i The United States. Nevertheless, it does
not lot to*. 1)1' any means, that the French
troops are lirkei, \j }<f‘ withdrawn under a
threat. France is not a couni.y he ordered
oil from any shore where her'flag is planted.
It is very much to be hoped, in any case, that
a pacilic solution of this Mexican question may
be found for the world could ill afford a war
between I'rahcp ) America.
West Virginia +$p fjfB Tem Ofm.—In
lb** IVvst Virginia Legislature, oji Thursday,
tlai prP“®blc and resolution were
submitted and (4*4 GfPf Ibe rules :
Wforms, Tim ItWif ttM-VriW l»o|iey ami
proclamation of the JTesident «f Urn L'mle'l
States, in regard to rebels, late ju arms against
the Government, instead of Hwakoniug a prop
er sense of gratitude upon their part, and pro
during due deference and submission to the es.
tublUbed laws of West Virginia, have resulted,
iu manv instances, iu open opposition to and
u^d-Hi'i' id the same, and in a systematized at
tempt tluoMgl.uitf the State to take possession
of the ballot-oox, ana A*? pr,'*Ib^orgauiza
mm 01 uiv mhivhi tr ' ~rv
of civil law, except upon ltubcl tbflhs UHO by
tin- admission of rebels into olhce ; therefore,
U.solpfl, lly the Legislature of West Yir
riion, that it is inexpedient at this time tc
tuodilv i.-iHfjtl any of tho existing laws, re
alrii tiims o; ijU t/iV'.‘a*un;1; '** Ulis ***
grid to persons ;,vlio participated j«» fj.*« *atl' rc
tH-ll'o.n,
NURSERIES, ft*.
Hermitage nurseries,
Kit IIMoXP. Virginia
The sub-cribora (formerly of tho WinchesterGarden*
Virginia:, having opened a large and extensive Nurserj
i:.i, «4^: .lid, Otter to the farmers of Virginia an,
a'ljaceut Utaws , ulendid assortment of Fruitand Orua
mental TKKKSiuS ' "K VINE*. together with al
article* usually found lii d Wvj, .s.'iducled Nursery.
An experience of a uuinle-r of year* ... business
:ii Virginia, enables them to otfer siftli *»«“*•** “
' t»^jT as they know to be adapted to this anil anil cli
.Uliy.
♦•wuie tf.’d* ".4 yet enabling iffVfa w p.»»* .
a;.
Address ‘ p.rt $$ Richmond,
, „ . .. t Wf.'ftr . mt;- WIH *e“1
or communications left at th*.
K«fV*r to lUxull, Cr«tiibluw & C«*., ^ j
Willjauid. Biliott It Shiv-Ids, Dr. K T. CoU-iimi., ^
tuuitJ; Mr. II. W. Sheffry, Aii^ukU ; I*r. John
Wood*. Alh«*marie; Mr. Philip Williams, Frederick.
JaaliUMf
VJOUNT VERNON NURSERY,
CPoX TUB ORIdMAL
WASHINGTON ESTATE.
Twenty thousand Apple Trees, and a great variety ol
Fruit, Ornamental and Shade Trees and Shrubs for sale.
For full catalogues, apply to tho subscriber. Post
Office Box Soil, Alexandria, Virginia, or at the nursery.
C. GILLINGHAM.
GEO. WATT A CO., Agent.
dac9-w4m Franklin street, Kichmotid, Va.^
fT'RESH GARDEN SEED,
I UNION' WASHING MAC HINES.
By steamer we are to receipt of our spring supply ol
fresh aud pure
GARDEN SEED,
And on hand,
UNION WASHING MACHINES,
Plows, Castings, Agricultural Implements, Ac , Ac.
For sale ty
jan23-t GEoRGE WATT A CO.
QSAGE ORANGE PLANTS FOR SALE.
3,«»> healthy and vigorous Plants, now ready to set,
for hedges, well known as superior to all other Plants,
f„r low prices.
deed—tf WM. H. RICHARDSON.
VEHICLE MANUFACTURERS.
Notice, extra.—lie concern of hitch.
COCK A OSBORN has been dissolved, I having
purchased all t he interest of E, D. Hitchcock in the Car*
riage business All claims due him, individually, for
Carriages or Carriage repaint, as also all claims due
llitcheock A Osborn, up to December 31, 1MS3, has been
duly assigned to me, and I, or ruy agenf, is atone au
thoriied to collect the same. I beg leave, most re
spectfully, to say to my old friends, that their claims
are at the office of John J. Osborn A Co., on 7th, be
tween Cary and Canal streets, where 1 should ho
pleased to have them call and settle their accounts, by
due hill or otherwise.
Thankful for past favors, would most respectfully ask
a continuance of tho same to our new concern.
janlS-dSctiw* J. J OSBORN.
NEWSPAPERS
CTOLE & TURNER,
J HEWS DEALERS,
Wuiu Brii.Di.ia,
Richmond, Va.,
Keep constantly on hand all the leading Daily and Weuk
ly papers. Magazines, Ac., of the United Mates.
The trade in the interior supplied at the lowest rate*
aud by tile earliest trains, Ac.
Also keep on hand a slock of Books, Stationery, Ac.,
suited to the news trade.
Particulai'attention paid to supplying the trade with
1 the Richmond Daily Papers.
Subscriptions and advertisements received for tb« New
York News an.l World, National Intelligencer (Wash
ington), Petersburg Express and Index, Harpers’ Week
ly, Harpers’ Magazine, and ether papers and periodicals.
Address Box 37» Rich nun ul Post Office.
A. C .COLB. (oct26—tf] J. WALL TURNER
rjnHK BOSTON POST FOR 1SCG,
[nsTSBI.ISIllti XKARI.T VOUTT visas,]
Has always been one of the leading Newspapers of New
England, and one of (he host medium* of adverti*ing.
By increased enterprise in furnishing a live and read
able News-paper, and by the receut reduction in price,
the circulation of the BOSTON POST has been largely
increased. To advertisers, few papers can offer equal
a<l vantages either in the oxtent or the character of it*
reader*—North, South, East and West.
Business Card and Mercantile Advertisements partlcu
| larly solicited from South and West.
Smsi'KirTlox Thru*.—Boston Post, Hally, Aid per
annum; Semi-weekly, 84 per annum, WeeklyJ2 pur
| annum.
^'Specimen copies sent on application.
HEALS, (f KEENE A CO., Publishers,
dec9-2nt 40 and42Congress stroet, Boston, Mass.
SCALES.
1 > ANKS, DINMORE & CO.’S
li STANDARD PLATFORM. WAREHOUSE and
COUNTER SCALES.
The attention of Builders, Owners of Warehouses,
... and Commission .Merchants is called to these
Scales, samples of which we are prepared to oxhibit,
which we guarantee a* being equal in accuracy, dura
bility aud manner of construction to any other Scales lit
this market, and at a LOWER PRICE.
We put up those Scales, including tint Dormant Scales,
anywhere in the city, under our personal supervision,
and warrant every Scale.
HARPER, TALIAFERRO A CO.,
jan!7t Foot of Sixth itnwt, mi tho Canal.
I VRTAREHOUSK SCALES.
II. M. SMITH A CO., HUMERAL AGENTS
For the sale of
IIOWFTS PREMIUM STANDARD SCALES.
We ask the attention of builders and owners of ware
houses to sample* of these Scales, on exhibition in our
ware mums. We guarantee them to be
EQUAL IN ACCURACY,
SUPERIOR IN DURABILITY,
MOKE SIMPLE IN CONSTRUCTION,
THAN ANY OTHER SCALES IN THE MARKET,
in competition with Fuirbank'* Scales, it has been
again ami again victorious. Tho Howe and the Fair
bank-’ are both made in Vermont. At the Stato fairs of
that State, the Howe ha-, after repeated and severe
trials, been pronounced the best. Wo refer to the offi
cial reports:
Vermont Slate Fair, Koptombor IS, 1SA7—First Pre
mium to John Huwu, Jr.; Second Premium to E. A T|
Fairbanks.
Vermont State Fair, September 17th, 18A8—Diploma to
John Howe, Jr.
United Status Fair, Richmond, Virginia, October, ISAS
— First Premium to Howe's Scale*.
We aim to place the llowe Scales In competition with
other patterns a* much as possiblu, that it may stand by
its own merits.
our own workmen, and leave them ready for use.
EVERY SCALES WARRANTED.
Fur Information as to price, capacity, reports of pub
lic trials, &c., call at our otlice,
jamif NO. 14 MAIN STREET.
Agency and depot for the sale
OF
FAIRBANKS A CO.’S
STANDARD SCALES.
We are sole ageuts In the city r.f Richmond fur the
sale of Fairbauk's \ Co.'s celebrated
ST ANDAKD, PLATFORM,
WAREHOUSE and
COUNTER SCALES,
and keep constantly on hand a large and complete as
sortment of all the loading sizes and stylus, which we
otter at manufacturer's prices.
W. S. DONNAN Si CO.,
Governor street,
octSO--tf Richmond, Va.
TYPE FOUNDRIES.
1 >IC1IMOND TYl’E FOUNDRY
IV Axn
PRINTERS’ FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
Kieiiuoxn, Va.
Southern manufactures should be supported.
BOOK, NEWS and JoB TYPE, from Hie celebrated
Bishop metal, and Hie latest Scotch faces.
Book, NEWS, and FANCY INKS ofall colors; wood
type, cases, stands, leads, reglet, quotations, quoins,
metal furniture, mallets, brass rule, plalners, brass
dashes, shooting sticks, mitering machines, in fart
every article requisite for a Printing otlice, at Noktii
kkx Phicrs. Presses, new and second-hand, furnished
to order. H. L. PELOU/K Si CO.,
sep4—If Richmond, Va.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
TORN LATOUUHE,
fJ |)R,|PKR AND TAILOR.
tigs REMOVED to Franklin street, next to tpe comer
of I'eiirtcentii, god returns ht< sincere thanks f.«f the
liberal patronage already bestowed, a|)d hopes to merit
and receive a continuance of th» same.
PRICES UNIFORM AND MODERATE, GARMENTS
C'OMMK IDS FACT. TERMS CASH. Jatildf
IVM. IIOl.T KICHAItllSOX. W. V1.KTCHKH uicuardsox.
'YY'H.UOLT RICHARDSON & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
(Fourteenth street, opposite Exchange Hotel,)
RICHMOND, VA.
4m1S—3m
JOHN E. DOHERTY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Mato street, between Eighth an<| Ninth stroets,
Diagonally opposite the Rpolswood Hotel.
NEW COopS! NEW GO,OpSI
Mr. TipfipRTY calls attention to som» beautiful Fa
brics for
gSb’TV W!->'TKK W84S.
Received ip the last foty days, w|,lch will be tnaijo up
In good style, lie names:
Simun'i s Waved-fape and Tripot COATINGS
English WIJITNEYS and HEAVERS, various colors
EnglMl, Mellon’*, Oxford and Brown MIXTURES
Jehanny* and Simoiit's Cl.oTHH and DOESKINS
Claret, Brown and Black BE A VERS, fur suits
Tlie stock is excellent, and the prices shall suit the
times.
deci-tt J. K. DOHERTY.
THERE IS NOTHING LIKE IT !
TRUTH WILL PREVAIL.
biokrene,
on I.IFK REJrVKXATOR.
The uses of this powerful Vegetablojnvlgorant may
be summed up in a few words. It relieves with abso
lute certainty all disabilities, cures nervous i|ob:lity of
every type, restores the exhausted powers, after long
continued sickness ; prevents and arrests premature do
ts X . k 5 vitalizing, strength-renewing cordial tu the
aged , njiy pc tailed up by woman in all her physical
..... ‘J 1 ...I |J.'. ur.l slir'n restorative. It is ail
antidote to tlfo yonseiitwgces of early i(.d*»C|t,tio[), L:i*
»•'» i“ w *|y»p**i:*i*» •h»‘h,p»
not only two pi.yajt.ftl <iri>IIS‘ll k«> l>)« e<>n»MtUtjon Itself,
and is In all ruspeuts tUo bust loiiiedepurutlVU anJ ftnil
bilious cordial In existence.
Below read a few extracts from letters daily received:
PBEDOXIA, X. Y., April 1, 1-Sti.V
Messrs. Hutching* A Hillybb—(lent*: Your liio
kr* i.o or Lib* Rojuvenatnr, is a wonderful article, un.l
t, J„'i ’ .wife a great deal of good. 1 have recom
mended " it io „ -elghbor of mino, for nervoua
debilliv, and ft "gW.. «;»I satisfaction.
In i*;!•>••« nf nfervmirfrte'tu it iicru i»*»s» ? »*liarin.
Solid me six bhtllcs: by express. J sliB|t still
continue to recommend it to otherk.
Yours, LEWIS HK^iRy.
'Jetahoba, Midi., July 9,1$C$.
wYswtetWr
RSWt <£"£?£*& K fcVpe.WjJ?
In 'ra'r- s j, jcLofs.
Xbnia, Ohio, June 15. lSdi.
*•'» A II11.1.TXB—Sirs : Enclosed ploasu
M. ssn. Hctchi.n. —m ,a„d me 1 doieu Blokrone.
end ♦10, for which you . n,a grain good. Grate
What you sont mo has done U JJEDSKER.
fully yours,
Nkwabx, N. J., May 25, lSt>5.
Messrs. Hcti-hism A Hii.lyeb—The Biokrene sells
well, au.l gives good satisfaction. It is a good thing,
and I recommend il strongly to my customers.
Yours, Ac., U. B. KIXSE1,
Druggist
One dollar per bottle, or six bottles for live dollars.
Sold by druggist* generally.
Sent by express anywhere, bv addressing
HUTCUiXGS A II1LLYKR, I
Proprietors, ■
Xo 2S Dey street, New York. I
Sold In Richmond by R. W. Powers. t
deed—dtaweowdui J
Hall & hutchison,
Importers and Jobbers of
notions and white goods,
at the old stand of Thomas, Hughes A Caldwell,
j Xo. 7 Fourteenth street,
between Maiu and Cary streets,
RICHMOND, 5 A
The subscriber* have formed a co-partnership a*
above, ami are now prepared to exhibit a WELL SE
LECTED STOCK OK GOODS purchased KBoH fibst
has us so a cash, and will be pleased to serve their old
, friends aod the trade generally.
John w. hall,
Formerly of Thomas, Hughes A Caldwell.
EDGAR S. HUTCHISON.
F’ormerly of McVeigh, Howard A Co.,
dec9f Lynchburg, \ a. _
CLOVER,
TIMOTHY,
ORCHARD,
HF.RDS
AID
KENTUCKY DLUE GRASS SEEDS.
PALMER A TURPIN,
nov2lf No. SO Main street.
») *: 11IIDS. NEW BACON SIDES, for sale
ai») by WM. TAYLOR A SON.
II
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
jdaltimore lock hospital^
BALTIMORE, MD.
ESTABLISHED as a REFUGE from QUACKERY.
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CURE CAN BE
OBTAINED.
DK. JOHNSTON ha* discovered the rno-t Certain,
Speedy, and only Effectual Remedy In the World for
Weakness of the Hack or Limbs, Strictures, \Uection of
the Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary Discharges, im
potent)*, General Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsia,
Lang it r, Low Spirit*, Confusion «»f Ideas. Pal pi tail* n of
th<* Heart, Timidity, Trembling. Dimues* of Sight or
OldtlioenN, Di»eu*e «»f the Head, Thr«mt( Nose, t»r Skin,
Affection* of the Liver, Lung', Stomach, or Bowel*—
those Terrible Disorder* at Ling front Solitary Habits of
Youth—secret and solitary practices more fatal to their
victim* than the song of Syren* to the Mariner* of Ulys
ses, blighting their most brilliant hopes or anticipa
tion*, rendering marriage, Ac., impossible.
YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become the victim* of Solitary
Vice, that dreadful and destructive habit which annu
ally sweeps to an untimely grave thousand* of Young
Men of the most exalted talent* and brilliant intellect,
who might otherwise have entranced listening HetiatP*
with the thunder* of eloquence, or wakodto ecstacy the
living lyre, may call with full confidence.
MARRIAGE.
Married Person*, or Young Men contemplating marri
age, being aware of Physical Weakness, Organic Debil
ity, Deformities, speedily cut ad.
He who place* himself under the care of Dr. J. may
religiously con tide in hi* honor a* a gentleman, and
confidently rely upon hi* skill as a physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately Cured and full Vigor Restored.
This distiessing affection, which render* lifo misera
ble and marriage impossible, is the penally paid by tho
victim* of improper indulgences. Voting persons are
too apt to commit excesses from not being aware of the
dreadful consequences that may ensue. N*»w, who that
understand* the subject will pretend t<» deny that the
power of procreation is lost sooner by those falling into
improper habits than by the prudent ? Beside* being
deprived of the pleasure of healthy offspring, the most
serious and Uestuctive symptoms of both body and mind
arise. The System becomes deranged, tho Physical and
.Mental Function* Weakened, Loss of Procreative Pow
er, Nervous Irritability, Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the
Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, and Wast
ing of tho Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and
Deuth.
DR. JOHNSTON,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeon*, London,
Graduate of one «*f the most eminent College* in I ho
United States, ItDd the greater part of whose life ha*
been spent in the hospitals of London, Pari*, Philadel
phia, and elsewhere, ha* effected some of the most as
tonishing cure* that were ever known ; many troubled
with ringing in the head and oars when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sound*, ba*h
fulness, with frequent blushing, attended sometime*
with derangement of mind, wore cured immediately.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. J. addresses all those who have injured them-,
Helve* by improper indulgence and solitary habits,
which ruin both body and mind, untitting thorn for either
business, study, society, or marriage.
These are some of tho sad and melancholy effects
produced by early habits of youth, viz: Weakness of
tho Back and Limb*, Pains in the Head, Dimness o'
Sight, Lo*a of Muscular Power, Palpitation of the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritability, Derangement of
the Digentiv- Functions, General Debility, Symptom* of
Consumption, Ac.
MbXTAI.i.Y.— The fearful effects on the mind are much
to be dreaded. Lo.*s of Memory, Con fast on of Ideas,
Depression of Spirits, Evil Foreboding*, Aversion to
Society, Self Distrust, Love of Solitude, Timidity, Ac.,
are some of tho evils produced.
I* the cause of their declining healili, losing l heir r igor,
becoming weak, pale, nervous and emaciated, having a
singular appearance about the eyes, Cough, and Symp
toms of Consumption.
YOUNG MEN
Who have Injured themselves by a certain practice,
indulged in when alone, a habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school, the clfects of which
are nightly fell, even when asleep, and, il not cured,
re inters marriage impossible, ami destroys both mind
and body, should apply immediately.
Wlmt a pity that a young man, the hope of his coun
try, tin* pride ol his parents, should he snatched from
all prospects and enjoyments of life by theconsequence
of deviating from the path of nature, and indulging in a
certain secret lmhit. Such persons must, before con
templating
MAKIII AGE,
Reflect that a sound mind and body are tho most neces
sary requisites to promote connubial happiness. In
deed, without these tip) journey through lib- becomes a
Weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darkens to the
vjew.tlie mind becomes shadowed with i|espairaml tilled
with the uiulaugholy reflection that the happiness of
another becomes blighted with our own
OFFICE, 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
Eon-hand side going from Baltimore street, a few doors
from the corner. Fail not to observe name and num
ber,
Jfrj" No letters reielved unless postpaid and contain
ing a stump to be used on the reply. Persons writing
should stute ago, and send portion of advertisement de
scribing symptoms.
Tlio Doctor’s DIPLOMA hangs In his offleo.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured at this establishment with
in tho last twenty years, and tin' uiimcrniis important
Surgical Operations performed by Dr. Johnston, wit
... hv the reporters of the The Sun and many other
papers, notices of which have appeared again and again
before l lie public, besides his standing as a gentleman of
character and responsibility, is a sufficient guarantee to
the atllictiid.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
janlfl-ly
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
\i in Ai. WfK INSURANCE
1H o F
N e w Vor k.
Cash assets, July 1st, ISufi, . - *i:t,('jKi1it<kl W,
Annual income, in cash, - .H,Son,000 00.
The dividends of this Company nre larger In amount
for premiums paid Ilian in any company in the world.
All of the profits arising from this immense fund and
annual income a.nxi’ai.i.tdi viuun amongst Hie In
sured.
Applications can lie made to J. B. MaOHI’KDO, A.
BoLLI.no, Dr. J. It. MoCaw, JoU.N M. utkv, I*. F. How
ard, or E. 1>. Mkauk, with
O. F. BREKSKE, General Agent.
Office—Franklin slreet, between 7th and Mb.
aepMt
1}RANCH OFFICE
J OF THE
SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY
OF F. }V yilRK .
Capital, ------ tl,nop,000 00.
Surplus, ------- O'KI.IMKI isl.
Annual income oyor ... 1,nun,non no.
Tlijs Cotnpauy takes Fire and Marine Risks op the
most favorable tonus. Country risks also takep.
All losses paid at this office without delay of sepdltig
prouf to bogie office.
Application cap ho made to A. Bullish, John M,
Otrv, V. F. Howard, or E. B. Mkauk, with
H. F. RRKESKK. General Agent,
Office Franklin slreet, between 7lh and bth.
seplt—t
Montague & wiiitall,
(Late of tho
Merchants' Insurance Company of Richmond,)
INSURE
Property of all Kinds
In the most reliable Companies.
They also efect
Marine Insurance and Life Insurance.
Oppicr : No. i'll Main stroot, Just below the Spots
wood Hotel. auglB-if
ja I U 11U 1. Ill .-Miiuuin 'Iii'i.no > ' i , i IV
| fjISlA FjltE AND MARINE INSURANCE pOJipA
NY.—The Stiukholder* of the above Company are
hereby notified that they may now lake additional
shares In the capital stock on favorable terms. They
are also requested to return their old certificates to the
fifiice, No. lu$ Main street, l’ofsons other Ilian stock
holders, desiring to sphspribe for tills stock, which pro
mts, . g!n.4 dividends, are invited to call.
’"Jstie-fn W!W4* 4s-, Spefetftry.
-■“■■:s..-.-;T|s.si-ii»’r‘~-—1—'~»—m—1».—1 "■ .———
LUMBER, CEMENT, &e.
tmjmbeh and cement!
WILSON, ULAZEBROOK & CO.,
LUMBER DEALERS,
Corner Tenth axu Ca.xai. Streets—Sottii Sihe Basix,
Have mi hand and offer for sale a full assortment of
SEAMi.NED aud UNSEASONED YELLOW and WHITE
PISE
ill 000 feet 11, 1,1 and 2-inch Yellow l'ine
0.s,is*0 felt Ssantltiig and Joist, assorted sires
2u,i»xi tent OaMeh ku ts
iii,mat feel Nova Hcotik Vine, various sire*
So.ms) feet 1-itichAVhite Pine Boards
}.AT|IS, SHINUI.ES AND OAK POSTS.
Wo ii,o p.gpared to furnish Bjl.L TIMBER in any
quautit).-: at t|n; shojlgst notice qie| at low prices.
We ah' the ag,iifs of Isqtlier’s celebrated Japies liver
CEMENT, Weighing .iili) (ioti'u.|s Ip tile Larrul, ami have
Mt,.v op h:i||d a full supply, Vjiiiill Wg ojlcj fV|'r splp, and
puiVvtipA eitHj l’!»rr,,i _4i"s_lL
-» L iiiiKiii LUMBER I LUMBER I
Wears m all tfl»«a In'receipt, o„ #onHj*n«ei.l, of
chotee lot* of country put J-amher, o| at kind*.
Dutldela Will du Welt to give Us e Mil.
ilAlll’EI!. TALIAFERRO 4 VO.,
Foot of tit It street, on the Canal,
janfif —
PROPOSALS.
,srp/n"i? work? biick work, painting and gla.tng,
‘■‘r^'reudri.^fbehnrnt portion of prison roof-3S by
timbers same site a. were
'Ttt repairing lUMj-K, HU,. (Pirlfitlpff of the
erout m of the «•«*> »"<* ‘•‘F'bfi *l MW* ff<*P* PP .? I»F ♦
«»ntHDg-4«wr frame' and door to correspond »!>h tfo»
“Hf'VIw rllneirlnif SupnriuUndeiil and officer*’ huild
ingl-di by f" Mf-WUra. -U.rie- high-say of carpenters'
work, brick work, plastering, palnDll# #pd glaring, slate
r0pers<?ns Who d.-ire to bid for any n» in. anose work
-tit make application to the Superintendent of the
P nitentiary, who will give ail needful information
Bidders must offer .-operate bids for each portion of
the above-named work.
Pronosals, sealed, must be directed to the nnder
..'J UEllRUE W. SMITH,
* JOSEPH F. VuWKLL,
E. F. WALKER,
Janlfi-fit _t)1^10”
Richmond dray company.—r*1®
tentlon of the merchants of KlchuionJIs ip vp/
I the Richmond Dray Company, who have organ »*j k
thorough system of transportation, and ,L,„.
tnu-t for work on very reasonable terms ^ u , .jjj , ,
will be based upon fair business principle.. u
reasonable cowpensatfoii to the company
ing oppressive to our |«rron».
Uttlcu corner Ninth and Main streets. ^ jj^ggjjY
novlO -Sm Agent forCompany.
RAILROADS. &c.
OFFICE B. F. 4 P. K. R. CO.,>
Bii'Umuxd, IStli January, 1m>6. $
rpHK POTOMAC ROUTE AGAIN OPEN !
THE GREAT SHOUT LINE
Via Fredericksburg and Aqniat Creek, to tin* NORTH
arid WEST, Is again open to th* travelling public.
Trains leave at ** A M. and > I*. M., a-* u*nal.
Til ROUGH TICKETS t.. Alexandria, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and the We*t.
SAMUEL RUTH.
Snperinte idi lit.
I^ICILMONU and DANV1LLEKAILUOAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On anil aft.r TUESDAY, December i’ll), the PASSEN
GER TRAIN on thi.H r,,a,l will run as follows:
Lvuro Ktrlnnond daily, StmiUy. excepted, 7:10 A. M.
Arrive hi Danville, ft: 10 1\ M.
Leave Danville daily, Sundays excepted, ft:30 A. SI.
Arrive in Richmond, 8:1ft P. SI.
Trains connect at llurkeville with trains on theSonlli
side Railroad for l.ynchbari;, and at Danville with the
trains on the Piedmont Railroad, for Greensboro', Char
lotte, 4c. TIUlS. DODASIKAD, Superintendent.
ilecl’d—tf
5? £5 '.g:.g5~-*5s?i
^yiRGlMA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
The following regular train* will he run on thin
road, on and after THURSDAY, December 21*1 :
A Slatl train daily, except on Sundays, between Rich
mond and Staunton, leaving Richmond at 7.4.1 A. M.«
and Siannton at S A. M.
A tri-weekly Mail Train, leaving Staunton at 7 A. M.,
for tho West, on Tuesdays, Thursday* and Saturdays.
The Mail Train leaving Richmond connect* with
train* on the ORANliE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD,
The Daily Mail Train connects with stage coaches at
Staunton for Lexington. Winchester, Ac.
The Train West of Staunton connect* with stage
coaches for Rockbridge Bath', Korkin idge Alum, Warm,
Hot and Healing Spring*, and the White Sulphur and
Lewisburg.
A Freight Train between Richmond and Staunton
connects with freight trains on the orange :md Alexan
dria Railroad for Lynchburg and Alexandria.
Freight will he sent to any point on the Orango and
Alexandria Railroad without change of cars.
Good* purchased in Northern cities can be sent di
rect to an.I station on till* road where the Company ha?
an Agent, by consigning them toStephcn Hunter, Gene
ral Freight Agent, Richmond. Tho charge for th*
transit through Richmond, including wharfage, dray
age, storage and commissions, will not exceed ten cent*
per loo pound*, un i on heavy article* will bo mud;
leu*. Freight* will be collected at destination.
Through Ticket* ran be purchased at this office tf
Lynchburg, Bristol,Knoxville, Uhattaiioogaand Dalton
Ticket* to Lexington, Virginia, $11.
Freight office at Richmond closed at 3 P. M.
II. l>. WHITCOMB,
•epl2—tf General Superintendent.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD CO., )
Richmond, Va., Dec. 23, lMkl. $
^yriNTKU SCHEDULE.
On and after MONDAY, the 2.1th instant, Train* upor
thi* road will run a* follow*:
Leave Manchester at ii:Ao A. M.,and at 3:.H 1*. M.
Leave Petersburg 7:1.1 A. M., and at 1:in p. M.
On Monday*, Wednesday* and Friday*, a Frelglii
'I'r.in ..-nil «•*. r u 11 1.... I will Ikilv Mun.
Chester and Petersburg at lll:Au A. .M.
E. II. GILL,
decik'l-tf Engineer and Superintendent.
Orrtri Ktrnuoxn and PKTKUsnritu It. 1! Co,, }
Richmond, January :t, IStIU. 1
ON AND AFTER HIE 7TII OFfT^ngi
JANUAIkY, Iiho Sunday KvfiiiiiirSE-^LS
1‘u^MtMigar Trainn will run on thl* nmt! ;i* lirivtoforf,
lnaving r :it I*. M. ;m«l lending l*«‘t,:iln»n
Ijin at 6: It) 1*. M., arriving at M;«nt lir.-h r a! T IV M.
K. II. (ilLI*
Jsm 1 -tf Engineer anti $ii|ierintt’iid«»tit.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES.
VJ'KW AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
HEED ARP GUANO STORE,
Fiftkextii Stkrkt,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
.Iamu W. Ai.t.taox, I E. II. Anniftox, Jr.,
Richmond, Va. | of Alexandria, Va.
ALLISON ,t ADDISON,
Keep always nu hand
CORN SI IE 1.1. E Its,
CUTTING BOXES,
CHI RNS, WELL CURBS,
KAN MILLS
CIDER MILLS, PLOWS, HARROWS,
and a general assortment of Agricultural Implement:
and Machine*,
SEEDS, GUANO, BONE DUST, Ac.
Order* promt lly attended to. novlSf
grTcultural w A REHOUSE
Xjl ESTABLISH El) IN l.MlI—The subscriber* *1)1
continue their business at the old M.«u.i on Kranklii
street, between Wall street and lit" Ballard lloii*e, inn
will be glad to see their old customer* and the ]Mililii
generally.
In addition to the stock of PLoWS of our own patterns
we make
Kink's Iron Beam Plow*, for ope, two, throe and four
hor*e*, known a* K. D. t>. ; Washington, Old llouiiiiion
and Pioneer flow* I flow Casting* lor nearly all tin
Plow* in u«p.
And keep for sale Garden Seed*, Timothy. Herd* ami
Orchards Glass Seed* ; Baltimore Company Poudrrtte :
Baltimore Company super Phosphate of Lime, ,vc., Ac.
Me. GEORGE WATT li Co.
au29—If
BOOKS. STATIONERY, <fcc.
JASIK* Woollllol SK. I U. M. I'AKIIAM.
JAMES WtlODIIOUSK & CO.arc <r|;l,|
lie able lo aiinoiltice to tln-ir fiieml* and the pulilii
Itiat they have resumed their old business under llir
linn and style of
WoODIIoUSB & PARHAM,
And have taken a bouse on Governor |Thirteenth'
street. Hist door from Main street.
They return'their grateful thanks for the liberal pa
tronage extended to their house for more than twenty
years, and hope to purit and receive a continuance
of it.
They will keep til way* in store a good assortment oi
BOOKS,
iTATluXKitV,
PIANO-FoKTES and
MUSIC,
to which they Invite the attenilon of all persons ii
want of such article*.
In connection with the above hu»lne»s, they have es
tablished a
BOOK BINDERY
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY;
and having secured the services of good workmen, ar.
prepared to i|o all work entrusted lotliein promptly ami
at reasonable ratea.
RiJTeruis cash.
WOODIIOITSE It PARHAM.
decl9- tf Governor street, near Main.
SCHOOL HiX>K s.—The subscribers have foi
sale a new and entirely fre*li souk of unproved
SCHOOLBOOKS, now in use ;u this sn.i.> and North
Carolina, embracing PRi.MEKSi SRE 1.11X0 BOOKS
GRAMMARS, READERS, ARITU.M1.TH'.*, GEOOKA
plilEs, mi:cio.NkiI
lllsti'ties, Classical, French, Italian
Spanish ami German Book*
Work* on Mathematic*, Belle h.-ltr -s
Natural, Mental aud Moral Philosophy, ic.
Also,
Copy Book*, Composition Bonk*
Ink, Inkstands, Pen*, 'Slates, Load a ad Slate Pencils
India Rubber, Drawing lh,ok*,
nrawtpg rape,, inmra,
\V:uuC Color* i.i lout s, A'|., Ay.
All of which will l*o furnished at Moderate prices.
Country dealers supplied at wholesale rates.
WtK’DIIOUhK A I* A It II AM,
At tbelr new building on Uontmer street,
Un."> i Ne#r Mon.
Holiday pkksknts!
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS!
B1PG00D A R1I.EY, BOOKSELLERS, Ao.,
Have now opened an unusually line stock of elegant
!>• X>K-> and FANCY STATIONERY, suitable for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
All the new ILLUSTRATED BOOKS of lit* K.-.oon.
CHILDREN'S IDiOKS. an endless variety, adapted to
children of all ages, and at all pfhes
BlliI.ES atnl IMt A YEU BOOKS, a Uuutiful Assortment,
in every stv’le of hi'ndlag.
PHin’UUUAPll ALBUMS, the best make, at moderate
price*.
FINE WRITING DESKS, WRITING CASES ami
PORTFOLIOS.
INKSTANDS, Bronze and F.lmny.
AijJ all article* adapted to the Book and Stationery
llUsjlipMi,
A 1st*, just r,netted, an invoice of
BEAUTIFUL Fancy BOXES,
All of which we offer at low prices.
dec'-Lt
DAGUERREAN GALLERIES.
HOME AGAIN.—Fur seven months past J
have had in* business, having lost my gallery and
nearly my all by the great lire on the 3d of April. I
have Ihe pleasure now to announce to mv friends and
the public that 1 have once more a GALLERY, located
on the corner of Ninth anil Main streets, with an en
trance on Mail* (through W. D. Cisiko's bookstore) and
also on Ninth street. 1 am supplied with entirely new
and the most improved apparatus and stock, and have
■ ,‘pured ihe services of T. Jefferson ... the
u.aiii *• bozp,it typo |>»* had pr=< owe /■ »r*
n the pa.U, «o in t'ut future, I promise ,UJ patrorn
good and satisfactory work. , . ,
G. W MINNIS, Photographist,
oct27--ly Corner Main and Ninth sireets.
flAppLEfl, HAIlNESW, &e.
Q ADDLKKY, llAKDWAKfci
O A2,u
S A P I* 1* KBS’ T 0 0 I* 8,
4 yi't-!- 4MP«»K*T
Bln., Uiiiae Saddle** B,idles, pile, Ac. Buggy and
Hiding WhhJ.1'.dtar. and b.oldlv Trey.,
Buckle* Plai. d Mufigy at'J Coiub Mouuti«g*, |o which
l'invite city and countr^rmja..
W ATKIN*,
Formerly with Smith, Rhodes A Co.,
Now at K. L. Williams,
.,,21-Ifn: Main street.
BKISCOE & STANAKD, succi ssorH to Win.
D. Coleullt A Co., haying regular ^onslgnmenis of
VMnel" from Norton, N»*w Y«»rk, n*^ I'aI
iiwi.iv, W pn pared to arvomislate lhe business pub
|*C In 4»i UutlUk* ftj.'ioilitWi.Htf Ip* J'*J* 1
OrJ«r* my i>« Wfl ai iu*ir varil«ou-c, Ct>rner EiKb
tee.ith K.nl Uaty strccU, or at Midlothian coal offlee. (ft
Main street.
npEAS I TEAS! TEAS I
I Fine (ireeu and Black T«a«, for sale by
deeij.f V. E. DUl'UY, DruggiaJ.
STEAMBOATS, &c.
jpoli KIO DE JANEIRO,
Calling at 6T. THOMAS,
PAHA,
PERNAMBUCO and
BAHIA.
Tho United States and Brazil MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY will dispatch regnlarly, on the 29th of every
month, a new and FIRST CLASS STEAMSHIP, to leave
at 3 o’clock, P. M , from l’ler 43. North river.
AH letters'have to pass through the Postnttee.
An experienced Surgeon will he In attendance on
board.
For freight and passage, having splendid accommoda
tions, apply to
THOMAS ASENCIO A CO.,
No. 17 Broadway,
oct26—3m New York.
'PACIFIC MAIL STKAMSIII1*
J_ COMPANY’S TRol’OH LINK
To CALIFORNIA,
Touching at
MEXICAN PORTS,
AND CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
LEAYF. PIER Nil. 43, NORTH RIVER, foot of Canal
street, at 12 o’clock, noon, on the i-t, llthand 21*t of
overv month (exc«*|d when those date- full on SnnJav,
and then on the preceding Saturday), for A'IM.Wt Aid,
connecting, via Panama Railway, with min of the
Company's Steamships from Panama for SAN FRAN
CISCO, touching at ACAPULCO.
FEBRUARY.
l,.t_l(K.NHT Cn.tr.NrKV, Captain Gray, connecting
with tlie Colorado, Capt. Watkins.
10th—Atlantic, Captain Maury, connecting with i
the Sacramento, Captain Civery.
21-t—Xkv York, Captain Horner, connecting with
Constitution, Captain Fam.-worth.
Departures of 1st and 21st connect at Panama with
steamers for Sopm Pacific Ports. Those of 1st touch
at Manzanili o.
TIIUOCOII PAHMAlIK KATES IN cr»«KNCT :
First Cabin.O '
Second Cabin.... 2U0 ts)
Steerage. l'«> U>
A discount of one orAKTEa from steamers’rates al
lowed to secmt'l caldn and steerage pasxungere with
families. Also, an allowance of one ufabtfr on
through rates to clergymen and their families, and
school teachers; soldiers’ having honorable discharges,
MALE PARK.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult.
Baggage-m isters accompany baggage through, and at
tend to 'adies and children withmit male protector*.
Baggage, received on the dock the day before salting,
Irom steamboats, railroads, and passengers who prefer
to send down early.
An experienced surgeon on hoard. Medlclno and at
tendance free.
A (Steamer will ho placed on the line January 1st,
lfoitl, to run from New Orleans to Aspinwall, via Ha
vana.
For Pas.age Tickets or further Information, apply at
the Company's Ticket iilllce, on the wharf, fool of Canal
ilreet. North Utver, New York.
deeS—nra r. w. u. lki.i.ows, Again.
rpOR NEW YORK
ATLANTIC COAST
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The splendid new side-wheel «t. amsblpa
HATTEKAS,
I. kwi* I’akkhh, Commander ;
ALBEMARLE,
II. A. UnrKMi, Commander:
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY and SATURDAY.
Heave New York WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
The steamship HATTEKAS, Captain Lewis Parrish,
will leave here, from the wharf at Rocketts, on
TUESDAY, t!3d instant, at u o'clock, U. M.
These ships are entirely new, anil were built ex
pres-ly for the route.
They have splendid saloons and staterooms, and the
fare, acrolnmodaliona and attention are unsurpassed.
Pas-age, meals and state-rooms Included, 4IA.
Good* shipped by this line are landed regularly at
New York, on the Company's covered pier, within
furtv-eight hours.
Shippers are invited to notice that the great damage
and loss by handling and exposure from frequent re
* hipping, as nn other lines, is avoided by this route.
Freight- for points beyond New York will lie for
warded with de-patch, and no charge made, except ac
tual expenses incurred.
These ships discharge cargo in New York, at Pier No.
:16, North River, and the Company's steamers for Wil
mington, N\ C., Charleston, Savannah, Mobile and New
Orleans, leave from the same pier. Goods for these
points can he transferred without expense or exposure.
Insurance i» very low by these ships,and the economy
in time, insurance and condition in which goods are de
livered, makes this the cheapest route from Virginia.
Insurance effected at lowest rates when ordered,
AGENTS:
Livingston, Fox Ji Co., Ml Broadway, New York.
Samuel Ayres Si Co., Richmond, Ya.
Calwoll At Dunn, City Point and Petersburg.
S. ('. Elliott, Norfolk, Va.
For freight or pa—age, apply to
SAMUEL AYRES h I'f)., Agent*.
1 alive Iron Front Building*,
Governor street, opposite First Natlooat Lank.
novSn-lf
I A M K S li I V K k LIN K ,1 |
f' _ - Ts I- 1MPFT.
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND STEAMERS.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL, AND
THE ADAMS, HAKNDEN AND
NATIONAL EXPRESS.
The Steamer M. MARTIN, Captain I.tvixoaTiiX,
Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND, Captain Stk*xaii.ix,
Leave Haskins & liridgford's w harf
EVERY MORNING tSunday* excepted) AT HALF-PAST
SIX o'clock',connecting at Norfolk with the
ol 0 HAY t.l.VK KTaiMUaH, SAW I.ISg STKAHK«»,
THOMAS KEI-SO, GEORGE LEARY,
Captain 1 • 1 - -1.11., Captain Bi.axkxas,
ADELAIDE, DICTATOR
Captain Caxxux; Captain I-isms;
FOR
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
For further Information, apply at the office on the
wharf formerly occupied by the Old Line Steamers.
Freight received from 3 to b P. M.
K. 0.1IASKIXH,
office at Rrwketts.
I). 15. BRIDOKORD,
Office at Prldgfonl A Myers, on the D.wk,
Between Fifteenth and Sec. nleenth streets.
All FREIGHTS for point* on the river MUST <1*
PREPAID. HASKINS A LLIDGJ'uki),
novj i—if C- i.oral Agent* J„us* Itlvur Ltn*.
/ \FFICE OF
^ \Y ELLS, FAKfiO * CO.,
NK<V YORK AND CALIFORNIA
KXFKESS AND KXCIIAKCE COM FAN T,
>o. S-l Uroudwuy. New York.
SIIIITKUS OF FREIGHT
to Tits
PACIFIC coast
Will plea-m take notice, that haviug been appointed
FREIGHT AGENTS OF TI1R PACIFIC MAIL STEAM
SHIP company,
We arc prepared to receive Freight for
CALIFORNIA, ORF.GoN, NEVADA,
WASHINGTON TERRITORY,
SANDWICH ISLANDS,
CENTRAL AMERICA,
AXD
WESTERN COAST OF SODTH AMERICA.
For rstt. a apply at our office, No. M Broadway, or
freight office on dock foot of Canal *tre,-t.
Steamer* will .ail lat, lilt, and diet of each month ;
th' .e date* falling on SUNDAY, on preceding SATUR
DAY.
No SLOW FREIGHT RECEIVED ON DAY OF SAIL
ING.
FREIGHT MUST BE DELIVERED ON DOCK FOOT
OF CANAL STREET.
Mill, of La,line will be homed at No. M Broadway.
We nave jn-i to-io-u a new mock Of WIHPTN, MllH-.n
and trav> ling TRUNKS, of good otudiiv, auch a. w>. can
r-commend; among tbeiu at. I§l»V heal Boot*. W..
a-k jilt in w aut or tRu «lc'e*t aud be»t to give u - a vail
PPTSKT k WATTS
KN’S AND BOVS’ THICK BROGANS.
We have juat received, fret* Franci* Dane A to.,
ItoMon, uf hi* ovrw WJkwtaiSure,
FIFTEEN HDNDHED PAIR
MEN'S AND BOYS’
RFvT THICK DOUBLE-SOLE
nov7—tf _ L
T>AIS1NS, AtMUNPS. CITRON, &f.
IV 40 V„v» layer K»W»>»
’ SOn pound* K?.ft .bell Almond*
lyo pound. Citron ^
Belli,,.- U.w DANDKiyob « ANDERSON
Sal \o» Broad aired.
STEAMBOATS, &c.
T7REIGUT FOR NEW YORK gr*,
1 AND BOSTON.
INLAND Rt'I'TE. VIA CHESAPEAKE BA YAM) 111,'
NAG THROUGH To NEW Yt'HK.
THE OLD POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY !
The new and first class steamers STATE Op MARY
LAND, PETERSBURG and STATE op VIRGINIA, >•
now receiving and forwarding merchandise of all .!• -
wriplions fr. m Richmond to Philadelphia. New Yoi\
and Boston, in connection with the Canal Line of
daily steamers from Baltimore.
These steamer* 1..**,. Richmond every Monday, Wed
nesday and Saturday, for Baltimore.
Good* shipped on those days will he landed In New
York on the third day thereafter.
Shippers will lake notice that good* shipped hy this
lice do not go to ska, bat are carried entirely tlirou».h
IM AM', thus saving or superseding the necessity of in
auntnre against Mi kisk*.
The large me of the steamer* belonging to this lira
enable n» to carry goods at less than hy any other
route.
Preighl for points beyond New York will be forwards
ed with dispatch.
Till* line is the only one that connect* with a daily
line from Baltimore for Philadelphia and New York,
and that can give through receipts.
No dravage or commission charg' d. The two line*
occupy the same wharf in Baltimore.
For freight or passage, apply to
DAVID i WM. CURB IF.
Office Hi Chari*#. T. WuriUaiu & < • •
oct24—t* Fifteenth -• r •
I1 () K N K W Y 0 J; K
_ 5,
El
THE <>LD LISE.
ESTAIIUSIIKI) IX IV I.
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STKA-MihlllP
COM FAN Y.
Tiro magnificent shh’-wii .1 *t. iinshlp* M', :.t'. v
and SARATOGA, ill coin In or I of Capl.iin* lot'll .u t
Ki.V". espertei '
|j in U. and J. M. S*ITU, an u. II ... to the ron.i, ..
nily.
In point of atrcnglh, speed an 1 hni li, th> -• l ips e
Uliei|iialed.
FREIGHT capacity large ai d r. no derate.
No changing of Fn Ig
very injurious to cargo.
Insurance, If desired, ca, ho elf.ct' J al the very low.
esl rate*.
order yunr goods to come hy Ihi* safe ml si - •-!y
Line.
Paaaongor accommodation* are superb. Ticket* and
Berth* secured on hoard, oral lav office, Rockett*.
They leave Rahim nd, froi k U
wharf, every TUESDAY and PATCRDAY, on tin II ■ I
tide. The hour ascertained liy elereie e todally | o *
of the day previous to dav "f rtor
dec I Wf GARRET r W < i m»N, Rocl
ipUR PHILADELPHIA.
_ dtj^rjcsa
PHILADEPIIIA AND RH'il.V' , STLaM Pai i . T
COMPANY
8EMI-WEKKL Y I. I N E .
Permanent arrangement, h-v I" • i: p’ i'a
ahuve line will run regularly I.. tween PI; . ..1.-1 j li >
and Richmond twice a week.
line notice will he given of the arrival and depar
ture of the following fin ■ *|. am- is ;
\ IROI.MA, Captain Sir.iler.
MAYKI.oWEK, ( aptnil. .1. Robin-on.
Cl.AYMoXT, Captain K. Rubin.on.
Tho freight and pa.-enger rate. hate be. n ro.lnc. il t'<
a low figure, and it i> tho Intention of tli«* romp.o.».
I.y tho inducement* otforod, to make it to the in!, t-'t
of tho public to palronUo thi* line.
Fur freight or paaaage apply to
II. II. UIBKEI.L, A;ont,
Olfico of Virginia Towing Comp my,
aoplS—if Twenty II r.t an I (lock -ire, t».
|>1ULADKLIMllA AND l?iril-*v^
1 Mn.\|) STI AM l»A< KET t nMI'ANY "-; » - !
Until farther notice, |h»* l»« :its » f rhi„*I£*ZHaBRXr«
lino will leave Uhllatl»*lpl:i:< Wednesday,
and arrive In KirhtiiMn«l > mrday, i * . I!••
turning, leave Richmond Tuesday ami iri*v m i'li
delphla Friday, «»f* each week.
Ai noon a« tlie Weatlier will | • .mi*, tin- r**guT.ir i*. i.
weekly line will In* re-established.
For freight or passage apply to
K. II. DIRUELL, Agent.
Office at Virginia Towing Mipaay,
Janll-lf Tv.
rplIUOUGII TO LYNCH rrrrrrL
1 HI'Rtl, LKXIXOTOX ANP BP- -’
CIIAXAX, BY turn JAMES K1U.R '■■■—«■ *■—
CAXAI. PACKETS.
Our Packet* leave Richmond for the above plnr.
tho UMial hour, 6 l». M., .MOXPAY, WKPXbfcPAk
FRIDAY, and arrive in Lynchburg at k A. M ., and I.* \
ington and Buchanan at in P. M. of tho record day.
Karo through to Lynchburg.»."• 00
** “ la-xlngt .. « «•>
11 “ Bucliuoan. H OJ
d.rSO-tf It. EPMOXP.
HATS, CAPS, &c.
JOHN DOOLKY,
f | !£!!♦ SpuTHWOOD ffnTRt.,
KiCIlMDM), V A
Has on hand, and Is constant I j rerei ring, the fa I lest
assortment «*f HATS of all <|uallV.es, colors .t»»d prirw,
also a beautiful assortment of
LADIK4* Fi k**, f'.tPKA If\i K-f'APM, Ac.,
for Ladles and Misses.
Is now manufacturing the fine, fashionable, tall
crown Moleskin, silk and t'u>siii»»*r»* Hat.
The stock in well worthy tlio nttcntloo «*f tb** trade
and the public In city and country. norlHf
COAL MERCHANTS.
QOAL AND COKE.
ORE AT KKUPCTloX IX PRICE Er .|«iro a I Xu
thoi.il t'oal Mining t'oinpuny's yard, «».ot Ninth
street and Ibtsin. J. fc. LAUUHTOpf,
jiBl^-vodSU Agent.
4 NTUKACITK COAL.
A —
Constantly on hand, Red and White A»li An’.Vrtrir#
Coal, grate and stove sire, f«,r family us«>—U*!iigh
Lump for foundries, and Smiths'Coal, quality. —
orders sent to ns will receive prompt situation. An
thracite Coal sold by weight.
SAMUELP. IIAWKS * SON,
1 Sth and Dock streets, north nUt of the Du k.
rep4 1y OpptuUe our old stand.
4 NTUKACITK COAL.
BEST Ml'AUTt
A L W A Y 8 OX HAND.
U. 8. TH0MP80X li CO., linek »rr>-*.
between Seventeenth and Eighteen: h.
•Ml 8—3m
aUEENS-WARE, GLASS. &c.
( 1UINA, GLASS, Ql I : N W \ !
Vj AXP
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
KET.L000 A GIBSo.V, Import* r Wh*l ilearlKo
t.iil Dealer**, are k.'W r.r. ivlig ci.d *.|>*i.ing a wry
large a.io rtiuent of g.».-•(- tloir lin ■. vi. ciiiit. y
invite tile I’.tlrnli'.a of their friend. :ind tie* trade gen*
rally,
(I.a.da «b*>wn wi' li plea*nr* and anid in lar;-. or t n 11
*: i«.w
City aint country d*»»l*-»Ht f», £tr , *
Cn«i it |r» their i»tere»i i*< rIv#* ti i c.»il.
New iiture, No. 116 Main htr<*d.
T. If. KKf*!.<i<j(;,
0. J Sunmpf K < v t
J W.'HBSoN.
4tt2JU- lro (Of Mi* hiM *r *1 »
^ O. 115 MAIN STREET.
White, French. China Dinner and Tea Seta
While (iranltu Dinner and T. a heb.
Fancy Printed (new »tvl—/ Dinn.r and Tea Seta
SilTr'r 1‘lated Ware
Block Tin and llritanni
Kvrrmene latup* and o‘..~war' . At Ar
For rale low l>y A tilKKOJf,
doc24-llll _ ir. Main at reel.
I)EST QUALITY STONEWARE.
RICHMOND POTTERY,
Datid I’ark, Proprietor.
Tho auhaerlh-rt I. 1 ' ■' ■ i>
f„r the .ale ol tlti
lured at the a bora eatali -bin- n. r. ,, erifu!ly a . •
the ordera <»f deal* r* ai . tt• v V e. ,ha r a, . ,
.hall receive uur pftni: itt> nt.*!.,
dooda for ablpmen' rur.-fully fj,tk.d. "in • cu-h.
bUMNEK, WaGIIOXKIc .V ru.,
Xu. 1 Fifteenth eifeel,
oetTl-Tro between Blain an-! Cary -ire
LOST AND DESTROYED BONDS.
NOTIOE.—Application n c toih<*
Auditor €*f tli*« stut<* of \ irgtiii.t f<*r »h»* r*»n»v
tU* following lout Ct-rfiAr.il- «-f Virgin..! S:.»> K .
Ier**d Stork, is*m«*«i to l'elrr V. IIa.io r. IV s. A , \ •
(Vrtlflciit** No. 11*4, f- r hi, und**r ;w:t • fJ 3L.i. .
I860, dat»d July !7. 1>» *
Certificate N.. .448, f-.r 41_i, under art of 'fh M. • ,
1S47, dal* d January >, lw,;l
TIIOM\S f.. PKVT**v.
8nl!SUliv m Airy for P. \ Hegner,
XTOT1CE IS HEREBY UIVK.V TII.V'i \
il plication w ill h- Made to the propel iot
tor the renewal of the f.dlowliiareri Urate- of in- I;
claterod Mtnck I.f 1 he Male nf Virginia •' " ‘
uawe * II the hooka nf the Second Audit, r, W I'.lh u. I.]
dealrnTedhy tire the .'Id April laaf. clt.:
Act l.th March. IsAH, leaned Jnly *d. I- X" • ■ .
*2 Ton 00 ; Art l.t March, IH7. l.-n -d J -niiary -2.1.
Isis. s... S..11*. ... A. I •--•tl. More , |..1,1. . I
Anril lei Ik.*'. Xo, I.MH. ... Ac n > ..ren. l-i
£!2V5.lV«k IMft. >••*• !7I ♦!«.*•• a. 1 2Wh Mai.1
»*TI laaaed July Mh. 1*A». >•'. *.•«>; Ac l-i
Vwrh 1M7. l-eu-.l Fobruary M. Is*!. 1JW. a
Act 'SMh March. 1*SI. lamed February Id. larn. \
., a,„'aat<' : Act 22.1 Mar. Ii. 1 ia-u.nl January 7ll,.
ID*) No. 1,150, 47'Kt 00 1 Act 1 'atI, Marrh, lc.'ui,
February .'hi. IMS'. Xo. «52, D,'<n»i; Ac. 22.1 Ma
I ay.) |-. tied May 71b, IW. X , x»K. tsaa. .... Art 2l»t
March Ih-'t7. l»»oed May b.U. Md2. No. 4,244, 44."1 .
r<dal, W.lUA 00. JOHN li. OAKNKTT.
Troate# for Mra. Ann Kllaa Bernard.
Xocemher IT. )W. nocIT—law.'m
VTOTICE is HEREBY UIYKN THAT AI’
U, a plication will he made to the Yirclnia and Teni . »•
.... iu.l Richmond and York Rlcer Railroad Companiea,
forth* re-laan« of the follnwtny Coupon Honda of I be
.aid compatilou, which were deairtiye.l in the itreal tro
n I hi a clly.tUal ewenrred April Td.'tMJi:
CS.OOU Coapvu RoaJa of the Virginia and Tenu*--ee
Railmod fowl any, bearlnir « per ceni latereal. dan -I
Inly l*t, ISM. abd payable »>th June, lSS4-*l.,",,'-*r".
Xn». W, C12, «S7, 731, 722, 753, *57, t*5*b Inlerrai fr- m
l*t Jan nary, I*ii5. . , „ ...
4'.,i»ki Coupon Honda nf the Richmond and 1 ork K , t
Railroad tVmpaay, hearing * P-r rent. V*7
able l»t January, ln77, each. No*. * . - I
Joo, .117: Inlereal front lat January, 1*05.
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