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« VOLUME 75. RICHMOND, VA., MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 5, 18GG._NUMBER 31. I
RICHMOND WHIG.
DAILY AND SEMI-WEEKLY.
WHIG BflLDISO, CORNER GOVKRNO* AND PRANK
LIN STREETS.
T B R MB:
DAILY—Oi« Year .H®
*• Six M..ni h*. 4 uu
•• Gi... M.-uth. 1 •»'
MEMi-WBKKLY—t'lm Year. 4 on
»• *• six Mouths... > **
ADVERTISEMENTS -bu*x*T> rillCun per Square
of Sight Line*, for each of Ihe Ire two tuaertloos. with
a libera) tlUroont wh**n r<»ntliAU*««J \ n>n*r
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
P K. K A K K A K,
attoknkv at law,
Will attend Ihe Coarta of Amelia. Prince Edward, Noi
towsy, Cumberland au I i'-.e !ul.» Particular alien -
tlon given to Ihe cull.-elioa of Ciaima.
Address—J.-l«r.vilie, Amelia. bot2--«io
C. • *BI*WOth, | !■ «•
Q RJSWOLI) ft GRISWOLD,
ATTORNEYS AND OHIXSEI I.ORS AT LAW,
Rim*****, vi»**»ni%,
H.tv« Niuovid th«ir .. . •»!«» ii.r-vU.hll bvtweei*
Eighth and Ninth -r.. Practice in ell the Court.
the Cily of KtcUtuon I and counties .*f Henrico and Uan
ofer, aud the Circuit Court* of Essex and King .uui
Queen. ,M
P BARKSDALE, Jr.*
* ATTORNEY AT LAW.
rampax cttVITRaces, ta.
COURTS—Halifax and Pitl.yiraiiia, and Ihe Circuit
Court, of Campbell ao-i Danville. scp2S—ly
/t W. RICHARDSON,
* ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT I.AW,
Ha* re*'lined M. professional pursuit.. He will prar
tice in the Court of Conciliation, and when the other
Court# are re-established, in all tboee of the city ol
Richmond, whether Slate nr Pod oral, and iu those ol
lheeounlie.ofHenricoau.iH.il cer. Will lake rave*
iu any District Court of Appeal*, where the induce
tuent. offered are sudlcient : attend to ihe inre.tigatleu
of Title* ait 1 Collection of Claims ol erery description,
aud giv . special attention to case, in 'in- Supreme Court
of appeal, of Virginia. When u-t at Court he may be
fouud at Spring farm, on the M-.idow Bridge Hoad,
one-half mite from thecity. Addroa., Riehm nd, Va .
litVM Blit aui'-' I)
^ A KO. D. WOOTTON,
aTTOBNBT at law, AND NOTARY PChLlC
For Richmond and Henrico county,
COLLECTOR OP CLAIMS.
Offer* hia professional services to the poople generally
at home and abroad . ...
th'KIol—Main street, between Seventh and E-ghth,
next door to Dr. Harrison's Drug Store. jy'-S—ly
a»e <i f'ARRINCm.V.
\\. ATTORNEY AT*LAW.
HowiRueviLLl. Ai k*»a*l« Cocxtt. Va.
Attend* the Court* in the enuntte* of Buckingham,
Raison and Albemarle, and pay. «pe*ial att»uliou to
collecting and securing claim* in those counties, end
th- eountv of fluvauuaand city of Lynchburg.
R. f»c to Boiidureiit, Elliott A Shield', proprietor* of
the Whig. _ _no*23—ly
/ i EO. OABELL,
* ATTORNEY at law.
Will practice in all the Court, of Pittsylvania, Halifax
and H-ury counties, aed the Circuit aod Hustings
tourl of DanvilU. _
\ lr*‘M*. — l>*nril l«, Va. __
TJENIy HUUNALL,
ATTORNEY AT Law and ROTARY PCBUC.
Special attention given to Coo»eyanclng aod Kxarni
■aline if Title*.
oAt><* om (iovvroor street, otmt lat« Examiner offlce
_ [jyttt-ly]_
| I EN BY G. CANNON.
attorney at law.
Practice# in alt the Courts of the city of Richmond and
coaotv of Henrico.
Sir'll flee in Ihe Law Bull 1 and ly
TAMES B. PANN1LL,
attorney at law,
PITTHTLTASIA t^t-XTY, Va.
Will attend to any ba*ln"** In the line of hi* profee
clou, In Pittsylvania and adjacent eouolie* Particular
attention giv.-a to the Collection of Claim* and prompt
remittance* made.
Post (>0ce—Chalk Level, Pittsylvania connty, Va.
xtpSI—Em _
JOHN A. COKE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PCBUC,
n!runo*p. va..
Will practice in all the Conn* of Richmond city anJ
Ihe conn tie* of Henrico and Hanover.
orn.-g tu Law Building, franklin street **p2«-ly
T AW NOTICE.
*‘J JAMES PLEASANTS,
attorney AT LAW and commissioner in
chancery.
the Circuit and Hustings Court* of the City of
* Richmond and Couuty Court of Uourico.
''flee in ih“ Law UuHding. Richmond, Va.
* In all tke Court* at Richmond, and < >dbct»
Pr.wtiee adioinkng counlle*. ocl.d—ly
Claims In the
- tea*!' ■- cAaumuTon.
ROHUUT orLI».
/ AULl> A C ARR1. t*TOa>,
^ ATTORNEYS aT LAW*
Will pr ictlce in all the Conrt* of the cU'%^ **'tjul—U
Oft«*** on Governor n«»*r Broad *• ^
.pKOFESSIONAl. NOTICE.
WOOD BHCLDINan! WOOD P'lPLDlN, J«., will al
tend a* partner* all the Court* of Charlotte aud M-ck
tial»nrtc connli***. ... ..
WtMiD BnrUDlX Will attend also the < onrt. of Hali
fax county and the Supreme Court of Appeals at Rich
Woo0Bori.tHs.Jx., I W.iop 8uCT.ni*,
B'.vdion, Va. Talcott P O.,
| Charlotte co.
|>EACHY K. GRATTAN,
attorney at law.
Hflce on east side of Twefth, at the end of Capitol
•greet, near the Governor * House. eopSR-ly
nn > rotimt. eturki t. utvt.T ruaavaix waive
HOLLADAY, BAYLY A WHITE, AT
TORNEYS AT LAW. Richmond. Va., practice In
•II the Courts of Ihe city of Richmond, and the couu
ties of Henrico. Hanover, Caroline, Goochland and
LoiiIsa SAMt'Kl T. BAYLY,
A"U,“' Notary Pnblle.
CHASTAIN WHITE ha* an oflceat A-hland, Hanovvf
_ van: v, Va
, *flie in law Building, Richmond. ocl.. —ly
... OnHKKTL v*. *• U0»IX*0*.
h ot ^uflirlA114 * KoImtu.
4 JMORKi*'TS * ROBINSON,
^ 1TT urns at law.
yg .Jj 74 Main >tr«et,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.,
Will attend to legal k«*|B'** •'*“»**
Virginia and Washington
fplIOMAS F. GOODE,
ATTORXEY a T law,
BOTDTON, MKCKLIXBURG COM TT, VA.
COCUTS—Mecklenburg, Lunenburg and I'zuBsWtck
[*u2tr-le] _
\\'M. w. henry,
' ATTORXBT AT LAW,
CBABLOTTB COCBT BotT*B. »*.,
Attend* the Court* of (.harlolt*. Pr.nce Edw ird »o.<
" Hah la*.__
Job* U Qilbbb. I J. Hsbmbs Gilbsb, Jr.
JOHN H. GILMER A SON,
attorneys at law.
Office on Sixth street, between Main and Franklin,
Richm ud, Va.
Wilt derote attention to eiril and criminal practice,
*r. ! to the collection and proeecutina °f claim* in * ir
ginta and Wa*bn,gt n. l> t\ m rl- la_
J»KNJAM1N W. KINNEY,
attorney at law,
RICHMOND, VA.
CocnT*_Richmond, Amelia, Powhatan and Cheater
Ml.
Office on Frankitn, between 8*r*nth and Eighth
tt reel*. Adi re*. Box _ noell-Sm
r. S. BO BLITZ SL. T *• LoOCBBBBA*.
J_£OBLITZEL & LOOGKERMAN,
attorney* at law,
/ RICHMOND. VA..
Will gi»e special attention to all kind* of legal busi
aesa. Practice in the Courta of Henrico and city ot
Richmond. _
aWO*ce. Main street, third door abore Spotawvod
Howl-__*#pd-ly _
f M. DAVIDSON,
ATTORNEY. AT LAW,
Ho. * Cabobdelbt St.NEW ORLEANS.
REFER*TO
w.tter O RohiB»on, President of the Meehanlca and
T^dera* Bank. N*w Orleans Tbo. A Adam*. Preat
cMiMnt Um(.ir1 Iivuti nuu*»Company, Spw "t.caiu ,
ll^ Penl Prv“e„, Hnl-n Bait. New Orleans;
ciiTea Brigg* PreeUent Lout.iana Mutual Insurance
rnmnRnv Orl«*D'* i Hon. JlEO. A J. (. W»*W*Ut
Washiugton, D. C ; W- » Chrlalian, Attoroey at Law,
Lynchburg, Va.___
ISAAC R. WATKINS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
• Cbabi ott* Cocbt Hoc**,
Virginia.
CoraTB.—Charlotte, Priece Bdward and Lunenburg
deaUAa
4
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
| j'KNRY A. WISE, Sr.,
V»ui practise law in tho i'uarts of Ki:hm->nJ and Iteu
rWo, generallr. wl in criminal ea-o* in tiia Court* or
other ct.les and e'Unties convenient. when »p«ialt.v
; employed llo fan always he f.-Hi st thor'Ice of
Panoer & Wise, to the Ijw Building*. Richmond, or at
th*» of Mr*. Pulliam, in RuicbMor.
jAo;iii-3a
I 11 AYE RESUMED THE PRACTICE OF
1 MY PROFESSION. ambaill attend In any bu-ines*
1 cnodded t<> my car*. in any of the Con its of B.-eord,
criminal or etVlI.Aolden in th.s cilv. «'Sco on Thir
I U-enib .treet, next to High Constable.
j.nSMu. JOdSIH MAID.
l^KEDERICK N. FI RMING,
ATTOliHT AT LAW,
SmcIUU Cor at Hoi ck,
VIRGINIA autO-ly
jjK. wl W. PARKER
has aHsraiD rna
PRACTICE OF MEDICINF. AMI) SURGERY.
OrricK : Corner of Broad sud Eleventh .Ireets, bp
no.lt. Cite Hall. n«IS- It
OK. K. T. COLEMAN,
nrin't. LINDEN ROW. Fa\>ki it*STUKkT,
Third Door above Second street.
jan 12 Am
Dental card.
Dr U N. HUDSON
lla. resumed tho practice of DENTISTRY, and may be
fouu.t at hi. office, ou A*»in stre.4, opposite the Arling
ton House dectii-tim
Kn t a l ndtick.
JOHN 0. AVAtT, Dentist, havlnj recovered _his
health, lias resumed the practice of DENTISTRY in
Richmond, and respectfully offers his sdYvices to his
I old friend- and patients, and all othsrs who may need
them. . _ ,
Office and residence south .id* of Grace, between
Seventh and Eighth streets, where he may be found at
all hour.. uovfj-ly*
nR. JOHN HAUONY,
SURGEON DENTIST.
i For many year- associated with Dr. John G. Wayt.)
would re-pectfulIv inform his old patrons, and all
other, who mav 'need his services, ikat in con.se
I nueuee of the destruction of his ollice by the great
l tire he has opened an "dice at his residence on Fourth
.treet, between Broad and Marshall, where he can be
| found at all hour.. A Hide la 1 Teeth inserted ou gold,
silver and vulcanite. The highest price paid for old
! Gold Plate. _my.Ho—dlv
DR. CHARLES S. MILLS
Has rose mod the practice of his profession In the
city of Richmond. Office. Twelfth, between Broad and
| Marshall struct*. _ ^ Iff
I rrM|E UNDERSIGNED IS PREPARED TO
1 furnish DESIGNS. SPECIFICATIONS, DETAIL
I DRAWINGS FOR BUILDING of every description, and
in tor style of architecture that may b.-desired. Orders
from any part of the United state* will receive prompt
attention, with moderate chargee.
WALTER 8 AVKST,
Practical Architect,
Corner of Fowth and Broad streets, Richmond,
sail —tim _ __
METALS AND MINEKALS.—Persons Wish
ing information respecting tho MINERAL AA E ALTH
OF THE STATE, can obtain full particulars by calling
upon Dr R H. GRANT, at Richmond.nov8--tf
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
^OUTllERN EXPRESS COMPANY.
OFFICE:
Mux, Between Eiuhtii axd Sixth Streets,
UXDEK SPOTS WOOD II'TEL
We hare perfected our arrangements aud are now
forwarding
CURRENCY,
COIN,
VALUABLES,
AND
FREIGHTS,
AT Oriati T Rintvin Rates, to all Point* IX lttl
Sol'THKRX STATES.
All goods "hipped by the Am as and HaknI'KX Ex
1 prhaa Cohpanibb, from the North, are transferred to Us
to complete transpoitation Son ill.
Goods shipped from tbe North by steamship and
marked to our care, will bo promptly forwarded to des
; tinalioo Faaa op CHaa.ia foa CoMaissioxs axn I'rav
! All H
Go.sis railed for without charge.
For paiiirulais. apply at our office,
MU :;m siH' rilKR.N EXPRESS COMPAHl
pjnhk NATIONAL EXPRESS AND Trans
portation company.
OFFICE:
M ttx Struct, between Thietrcxth axd PoCRTRRXTB
Streets,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Are now prepared to forward Currency, Coin, \alua
{ bles, and Freight, to poiuls
NORTH,
SOUTH,
EAST and
WEST.
' The Tariff of Charges Is based upon fair business
| principles, without being oppressive to the public.
1 Goods shipped Irom the .North by steam-hips, and
marked to tke care of the National Express aud Trans
uortation Company, will be promptly forwarded todes
tiiuitton, FREE "F CHARGE, for Commission or Dray
Golds called for wiTHot’T chariib and promptly for
j tfxrdutl. , ,
I All desired information In regard to the extent of the
I lines operated by thi- Company, furnished at any of il«
Agencies on application. _ _ ,
J E JOU.VSTON, Pre-ident.
J D IMBODEN,
General Superintendent. declS--tr
----
LUMBER, CEMENT, &c.
| L ML!KR AN D CEMENT.
J wll^i»N, ULAZEBROOK £ CO.,
UliT^EK DEALERS.
’ Corner Tenth and Canal Sterkn-Soitu Sihe Basin,
Have on hard and off. r for saie a fu!l Rsaortment rt
"eAsGNED and UNSEASONED YKLL"W and VtlllTl
j p|^g_
* >.,ism feet \\, 1 i and 2-lnab Yellow Pine
>i,iaw feet Scantling and Joist, assorted sixes
Jii.uoo feet Garden Rails
I >i,oOO feet Nora Scotia Pine, various sties
i Joans) feet I-iuch White Pine boards
JJkTHS, SHINGLES AND OAK PusTS.
We are prepared to furnish BILL TIMBER in any
I quantities, at 11- shortest notice and at low prices.
• We are the again, of Lorlier’. celebrated James rim
I CEMENT wrtjbing 3uu pounds to the barrel, and liar,
j „..w o'u band k full supply, which we offer for sale, anil
guarantee each barrof sound. ***** _
| UMBER I LUMBER ! LUMBER I
We are at all time* In receipt, on consignment, o
choice lots of couuiry cut Lumber, of all kinds.
! R..odors will do well to give u* a call. __
HA KrhK. TAUAf tM»»' •*
1 jan^t foil * A:u1’
| UMBER AND SLATE,
We are prepared to hare eut to order
VIRGINIA U’MBEK.
Of alt *i«e* and length*, and of the beat quality. Also
HOOFING SLATE.
, pr m the Buckingham quarries. The best iu the mar
! fc*t Buude.'# and other, wanting will give us a call
; tiuuue.-ea DEANE * SOMERVILLE,
: jgua-Itawlm C.Titer Cary and Ninth streets.
i j 1ME, PLASTER, SALT, Ac.
4«j cask* Rockland U*-e
So ton* lump Plaster
24 tons city ground Plaster
40 barrel. Cement
do iieJfdl. calcined Plaster
j °» ,wr “U b?LEB 4 PETTYJOHN,
| janlJf _tm the lw It
yrgHTPUK MANUFACTURERS.
X 'DTlck, EXTRA.—The concern»>rHITCH
_X COCK* OsBOBN has beeu dissolved, I havluj
atltue interest of K I*. Hitchcock in the Car
rise • I'ustos.s *11 claim, due him. individually, foi
• I'srAan. » oe Carnage repair.. a. also all claim. ilu<
mirh oek A Oboru. «P to December 31. 1*0, ha. bee.
: Ufd to me. sad I. or my agent, U aloud au
, Ihe same 1 beg leaee. lunette
v to sarto mg old friend*, that their claim,
i *' JV; thee of fob# J. Oaborn 4 Co , on 7th, bo
are at tli Canal street*, whets 1 should hi
i pT^-d t-> haw ‘hT'u »“J *'*»1‘* lb',r **ounU' hj
' J“l‘.blllkr'i"flhr*tI^st*'a» »r*. would most respectfully as,
j Thankful l ( „r concern.
I .continuance of the .am. * j j. ,*.BnRX
1 jiulSdScOw*_
BOOTS, SHOES, Ac.
nons AND Sllt^hS.
‘J, have received, on consignment thd fol- ’
l„wi! ***** »»•! *«***• wb,Ch WU‘
*. »nv uc«? iric^a—tlr^i csw*t
** ,r > Kip iluri^AriAii B«»oU. pnm^,
irn.; niiu cant* i-«« »*•*.
ija.|im- ? R14 4oub!«*-**ol# liAliMuxaiM,
IjmIi *. 4«».o
K*r'«bi 4o.,
f <‘hH4r** n- auU Mwalic lipp**4
Children* Mock-w«U Boot*.
Infants Kid J»««t*.
ALSO,
On* Case Men^^If W P. tap-sole Boot*.
Jan27t GAMMER A CARLTON.
• -v^EW ARRIVAL.
J 1V ^ BOOTS, SHOES and TRUNKS
. _—load * n*w stockof BOOTS. SHOE
** haw J SKs. of good quality, such »s w, ca
and traveling rKL- ar« Mil**’ best Boot* W
recommend . among ^ »„d ^ ,u glre u, a cal,
ask all iu want of the n PCTSBE * WATTS
decdsf_ _
JUST Khi'HIVED-ON CONS,^MKKT'
J Ijo do,. Broom*. BuckeU and Basket.,
Parlor and Common Mattie*,
Paper m*NCL’KE * CO..
I Hu^? TB. Maln .treet. (OP-talr, )
RICHMOND WHIG.
MONDAY MORNING.FSB. 5, 186«
SPEECH OF THE EMPEllOK MAXIMILIAN.
A deputation waited on the Emperor on On
Jf.th ol'January, to offer sentimeuts of condo
leucc on the death ol his lather-iu-law, tho lal<
king ol Belgium. The Emperor replied us Ibl
lows:
Gentlemen—I tliauk you for the sympathy
volt have tuaiiilested hi the griel ol the Einpres
and myself for the trouble tliat l.a^tiefallen us
In such a misfortune there is much to consol,
us in Hie reuicmbrauce of the great an.l uol.l.
examples that have been left us as an hcritag.
by the iate king of Belgium,
He, like ourselves, iu accepting the tlironi
that a people ottered him, found a nation t.
constitute and a government to Ibuud. Thank
to the disinterested intervention ol irauce, In
was enabled to make peace succeed to war, am
devoted himself without intermission to insti
tute valuable interior relbruis. lie promisor
liberty to his people, and during a luug perio.
wl thirty-live years lie fulfilled bis word. II.
promised the couutiy security and tranquility
and he gave both to it, consolidating also it
independence. He did more, he elevated it t«
a distinguished rank among the States of Eu
ro|«.', and even made it oue of the first iu coin
uiercial importance aud freedom of thought
leaving its escutcheon aud noble ring without :
slain.
We shall endeavor to profit by this great ex
ample l.y which God has shown us that Hi:
Providence never lorsakes just aud houorabl.
nionarchs in their noble enterprises. Hi
daughter the Empress has just returned front i
toilsome journey, into distant lands in a dan
gcrous climate, with no other safeguard thai
tho love of the people; everywhere she ha
met with a frank and cordial reception that ha
shown over again tho sympathy that exists be
tween the nation and ourselves—when the dis
contented were pleased to say that my augus
consort would only meet with inditfereuce—
when calumniators dared pretend that sin
would forget her duty aud return to Europe
On this occasion 1 am happy to express par
tieularlv my deep gratitude to heroic Ycri
Crux aud beautiful Yucatan, who have receive,
the Euipiess with an utl'cctiou that will ever re
main engraved on my heart.
As to mysell, gentlemen, you have been wit
nesses of my labors. Leaving aside the vail
theories which lead to anarchy, I have conso
crated my time to the direction of the pnlili.
administration, to tho development of tho ele
incuts of thu wealth and prosperity of tin
country, and to the solution of the great ques
lions which interest it the most.
In this arduous task 1 have been obliged t.
encounter the impatience of some and tin
backwardness ol'others; for wounds opened l>;
titty years of civil war are nut healed in a day
lint, strong iu faith, 1 go straight to my on.
with iudciatigablo perseverance. My strcngtl
may tail; uiy will, never.
M v obic.-t is not to chanco thu democrat'!.
customs of the nation, because I am convince!
that they elevate the mind ot the citizen in iu
spiriug him with the consciousness of his digni
tv and value. 1 have respected the liberty o
the press when it has not degenerated into li
cense, at the same time that I have made tl»<
authority of the land respected, lie must b
blind indeed that does not see that a stroll;
authority is the last anchor of safety for ou
country. You have seen my calmness in th
midst of calumnies that bate been pointei
against us by foreigners. Forward, gentlemen
the calumnies will pass, but our works will re
main. Strong in the support of my conscience
and the purity of my intentions, 1 couteiiiplul
the future with tranquillity. Mexico lias pu
her honor iu uiv bauds. Let her know that lie
honor is secure.
K^F.CT OF 'Tits SPEECH.
'ftie official journal has the following remark
on the speech :
•• li i.i impossible to describe the magical cl
feet produced upon all present by the grave an
significant words ot the Kmperor. When w
remember the great example that the augus
lather of our sovereign gave during his life, t
the noble and generous projects that tlici
Majesties cherish for the happiness ot Mexic<
the Imperial discourse could not tail to iuspir
in all those who had the happiness to hear i
the purest and noblest love for the sovereig
and the country.”
The ceremony put the seal to the august air
melancholy gravity suitable to the mourulc
event that .t recalls.
flic Lmpcior wore his General’s uniform, s
remarkable for its simplicity. The epaulette
were covered with crape, at the collar th
Mexican eagle.
The Explosion of the Miami—Further I’nriu Ulan
Gaiko, February l.—Memphis papers I'urnis
further particulars of the explosion ol th
.steamer Miami. The total number**!' lives los
will probably reach one hundred and fifty. Onl
seven of the crew were known to have bee
saved. Fifty bodies were picked up and buric
at the place of the disaster. Fifty persons ar
in the hospital at Helena, fuost of whom are lii
tally injured.
A Memphis despatch ol' January 30th ha
some interesting particulars of the loss of tli
steamer Miami:
.M k.\i Fit is, January 30.—The steamer Miam
which left this port on Saturday night, heavil
loaded with freight and crowded with passer
gers, iu addition to ninety-one soldiers of con
pauv B, 3d United States regulars, ou the Inn
ricaiie roof, exploded on Sunday night, Th
accident occurred seven miles above Napolcoi
on the Arkansas river, at 7 o’clock In t|ie ever
ing, juntas the passengers had taken siippei
Consequently both passengers and officers wer
assembled in conversation around the stoves i
the hall.
The explosion was of snch terrible force a
to rend the cabin tloor asunder, and let ever
jiving soul in the front part of the cabin dow
iuu> tb|' dreadful mass of lire and steam below
The boat umli hf” immediately. The passer
gers were frautic with fear. They siiatche
doors, life preservers, aud everything ligli
enough to float, and plunged with deafeniiq
unearthly screams of woe into the river, i
their attempts to escape the devouring fiamt
ns thev rapidly destroyed the boat. Cuptai
Levi immortalized himself by his daring au
heroic deeds, coolly walking about, trying t
keep people from jumping overboard, i
the liout was fast drifting toward thp north short
where it touched a few moments after the di:
aster. But now, to those in the beck part i
the cabin, it was as bail as being in the tniddl
of the l iter, as the boat was a vast uuiuc m u
middle, and all iu the back part were cou
pel led to pcrisli in the flames or bury then
selves in thp raging Hood below.
Mr. John Lusk, second clerk of the boa
along with Charles J. Johnson, his assist an
who were sitting in the hall, were eifher kille
by the explosion, or burned or scalded t
death. Mr. Lusk’s with and child, his sistei
in-law, and a German lady just from her n;
tive laud, were in the lady’s cabin. The loi
mer three were lost and the latter saved. Ovt
thirty of the soldiers were lost. 1 wo had bee
tjpd UP tor disorderly conduct, and in tli
aaoni.iug excitement of the trying ordeal, the
wire forgotten, and there left to burn to dead
Two uieu were seen to bJo>y opt their brail
with revolvers.
J: After the survivors got ashore the negro w<
men and soldiers came to their assistance, tli
nt-gro women stripping themselves of their ui
dcr-clothes, and rending them in shreds ft
bandages to soothe the keen pain of t L
wounded aud dying, the negro soldiers like
wise sharing their coats aud pants with thou
who had none.
The total loss is calculated at from 125 t
150 souls. She had about 50 cabin passenger
besides the soldiers and the boats’ crew, sun
ming the whole number up to 250 souls, f.ei
Ashley’s band, of Little Hock, were on Imau
I^STAULlSIll.DU 1545.
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX,
Manufacturer of
DOUBLE-REPINED STEAM CANDIES
And UriUr in
CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, PICKLES, CIGAKS
Ac . A*.,
Bto inform hi» old fr». n«U and customers lh»l lie hi
resumed bukiiietii iu liU old stand,
No. SO MAIN STREET
lie desires to return thanks for their put Ill-etui p
tronage aud inviios them to a reuesral of their basin*
loanrriioM, promising equitabi*dealing, small profl
and quirk sale*. ___Jan2S- odbt
AirlllSKEY! WHISKEY! WHISKEY
* " So barrel* r*ry superior old Bye, Bourboo and ro
■ For Ju mwVhUl”7 FRENCH A CRENSHAW.
febi-lwf_ _ -
■ T>ACON, BACON, BACON, &c., &c.
1) 2S hbd* prime Bacon Side*,
1*> hbda pniuo Breast* Bacon,
lit) boxes Shoulders,
10 tlereu* Sugar Cured Hams, ,
Fur sal* by WM. TAYLOR A SON.
J»nrf
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Daniel h. London, Commisnionor of.
Deed* for most of the Stale* and GENERAL COM- |
• Ml'SION MKKCIIANT, Thirteenth street, Richmond, j
Virginia, offers for sale a cargo of SALT in store, very j
valuable REAL- ESTATE, and several of the c-lebrat*d |
VIRGINIA SPRINGS. Particular attention paid to the
sale and purchase of all kinds of TOBACCO, and the
adjustment of CLAIMS agaiust merchants and others.
• ! f«b2-tljulyt______
1)KLL, SHEPHERD ft CO.,
) GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND GROCERS,
Basin Bank, between 9th and loth streets,
i Solicit consignment* of Country Produce, Lumber,
, ; Wood, JkC.
To l»ui»d**r*, Contractor* and other*, wo would *ay
that wo an* prepared to furnish BILL TIMBER, all
length*, at *hort nolle*.
Kor *ali\ on coruignmFot, Superior Country Bacon,
Bat’**r, Tallow, Dried Apple*, Tobacco, Ac.
, fi-bir _ _
I I P. G. Co#8Y, I Wm. &. 1‘l .h, | O.G«( 088Y.
■ i QOSBY, PUGH & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND FOR
WARDING AGENTS,
i (Franklin street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth,)
RICHMOND, VA.
I We liavo made arrangements with Messrs. Todd,
1 Pugh A Co., of Petersburg, by which our friends in
, ; North Carolina, and others who aru most convenient to
, ! the North Carolina Railroads, and who ptefer milling
1 their Tobacco and other Produce in this market, can
1 have it forwarded !• us promptly and without charge,
j except for d ray ago. Consignment* respuclfiilly suli
cited _fcbl-ly
i J. It. WAKKKN. I W. W. Bilan}
1 'yyARREN A BURGH,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
i
SXD AllgXTS FOB TUB 8AT.B OF
i MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
1 NO. 8$ CuBBBBCB BTBBBT,
MONTGOMERY, Ala.
1 Prompt atteutlou glvon to consignments.
• Cash advances made on goods on hand,
t Rfkeukxcf*.—McDaniel k Irby, I.ynchburg, Va.; N.
M. Norfleet A Co.; Kent, Paine i Co., J. H. Mootaguo,
Esq., Richmond, Va ; Major W. T. Sutherlln, Danville,
" Va. decs—litu1
; yy OOLFOLK. & THORN LET,
GENERAL COMMISSION AND LAND
AGENTS,
l OPPBR TUUIR BUKTICH8 PUR TUII SAL* OF
l LAND, CROP* OP CORN, WHEAT, TOBACCO, &o.
AMO,
Special Attention giT«»n to procuring LABORBKS, both
WHITE And COLOUED, for thi* and th« adjutant
Counties.
1 Alwjr* hare on hind for «al*, on roASonabU term*,
a largo uutnbor of tin* FARMS, of All uli** and doacrip
lion*, in thi* and other Slate*.
Addm>« Bowling (irot'ii, Caroline county, Virginia.
JmMa
R REINS A SON,
• CROC BUS, COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Alsu, Dealers la
; ; WOOD, COAL, 110USE FEED AND BOAT SUPPLIES.
They rsspeetfully aullclt consignment* of Agricultu
; | ral Products of all kinds, especially of
TOBACCO AND WHEAT.
Strict attontion to business and prompt rotnrns of
1 sales, they pledge to those who may favor them with
their patronage.
: *nr otilce and Lumbar-hou** batweon Ninth And
n*_ _ • U ... ... f' „ VS, clvoal a .. I ll-.lv.
1 i RICHARD REINS,
■ j au2o—tf _ _LUTHER R. REINS.
J. P. It. Scbi.btt.late of the firm of Powell A Sublett.
Pkter A. Scblstt.Richuraud, Va
; p B. & P. A. SUBLETT,
^COMMISSION .MERCHANTS,
l' Offer thulr sorvicos for the ealu of
j TOBACCO, WHEAT, COHN, FLOUR,
and all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
1 Particular attention given to the purchase of merchan
■ | dise, and orders promptly filled.
t ' office on Thirteenth street, near Cary. oet20—-tf
1 DAXim. a. wtl.aoR, jr., i. w. patto.v.
Formerly of Wilaon, Massio A Co. .
vyiLSON, PATTON A CO.,
AGENTS FOR SALE OF
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
i AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
j NO. lt)6 (Juavibk Sri'-eur, NEW 0RLEAN8.
■ ipiiikii:
! Wui H. Macfarland, President Farmors’ Bank of Vlr
r j glnia, Richmond, Va.
, Bacon A lUskerville, Richmond, Va.
. Edward Nalle A Co., and Rote Ilford, Bruwu A Co., New
. I Orleans.
1 Messrs. Unshorn, Wui. 11 Hall, Wm. D. Miller, Lynch
1 burs’, Va. no>3—8m*
I : T J. BIN FORD ft SON,
i ; ■
1 GKOCBUS AND COUMIKStn.V MEKOHANTB.
, Corner Thirteenth and Franklin streets,
RICHMOND, VA.,
l! Keep constantlv on hand a choice supply of
FAMILY GKoCEKIti,
WINES, BRANDIES,
WHISKEY, RUM, Ac.,
which wo are selling at wholesale and retail.
As Commission Merchants, we give particular atten
L‘ lion to the sale of Tobacco, Wheat, Corn and Country
1 Produce generally.
, Prompt return* made. _“epSf
1 rpiIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
I L ttssuclatod themselves nnder the style and firm of
FRENCH A CRENSHAW,
For the purpose of conducting the
GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
s At th. tr commodious and exlcnslro Store-House, on the
corner of Main ami Ninth streets.
They will keep on hand the most select and choice
1 slock of Groceries of every description, iucluding
WINES,
, LIQUORS,
TEAS, Ac.,
Which Ihov will bo prepared to sell upon the most rea
sonable terms.
Personal attention will ho given to the sale of all
. COUNTRY PRODUCE and morclinndiso generally, con
r, { signed to our House.
SETH BARTON FRENCH,
, LEWIS U. CRENSHAW, J«
- | tsS" Until llie first of November, they can be found
I at tbs office of llaxall, Crenshaw A Co. oct2S—tf
! jrVANDKlDUE ft ANDERSON,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 105 BaoAU Strbbt,
y RICHMOND, VA ,
I Will furnish BAGS for Grain, and solicit consignments
• of all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE, and guarantee the
- highest market price for the same, and, by making
J prompt return*, save Ihoir patron* the trouble and ex
t pause of visiting Richmond._dec I tf
, TJOOKER, KERR ft LYON,
a! PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
II Office cornor 15th and Franklin street*.
1 RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
O I -
.. Prompt attenliuu given to sale* of all kind* COUN
| TRY "KODUCK. _ Jy2S—tf
H. B. CLIFFORD, THOU. C. WALSH,
Ute of Memphis, Tenn. Ute of Lynchburg, Va
" AKTHCR COSSUI.L,
f I Ute of Montgomery, Alabama,
c* 1 /-ssi iL'L'itun UTAI.SH * CO..
- GEN KRAI. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Noe. 47 and 49 Oravi.er, and 22 New Levee street!,
i NEW ORLBANS, LA.,
Pay particular attention tothcaale ofMANUFACTURED
TubACOO and Western Produce.
Krkbk to Ssutt A Brother, St. Loale, Mo.; Msi.rs.
! Copeland A Clark, Memphis, Tsnu.; Comaiorcial Bank,
Memphis. Tenn. ; Charles Lullug, Esq., Now Turk;
Messrs. McDaniel A Irby, Lyneliburg, Va. ; Meaars. C.
r W. Purcell A Co., Richmond, Va.; Meiers. Thomas
II Branch ft Soria, Peteraburg, Va.; Kben Kirk, Esq.,
l> Montgomery, Ala. __decli—3in
y jvandridge a anderson,
“ GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 105 Broad SraaaT, Kicimosn, Ta.
* I Hare In store apd for sale, on the molt reasonable
u ; terra.', a largo assortment of FAMILY GROCERIES and
- supplies. ___<ec4-tf
r nPHOMAS A. BRANDEK,
L‘ J_ Corns a Saco.au and Oeacr Stbkkts,
' WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY, COM
MISSION AND FEED STORE.
Conelantlv on hand, a large stock <*f GROCERIES and
o UQ00p‘s. IIO06K-FUUNISH1NG GOODS, FRUITS, CAN
’ ' onleit addled to Box 17u|. Richmond P 0., will
‘ receive prompt attention._ novIl-Sro
WT. CLARK A CO.,
# * grocers and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
auS«_Am DANVILLE, YA. f
| t "t KEEN AND OOLONG TEAS, of tinost
\Jf qualitie*,
Java, Laguavra and Rio Cone*, .
French Brandies, of the Saest brand*,
Superior Virgin Olivo Oil,
Pure live Whl'kies, part very old,
Lundon and Scotch Ale,
Cole man's English Muslard,
Virginia Pickles, in one gallon j irs,
Edam. Eugli-h Dairy and 6tate Cher'S,
is UirdcroTt'* lo<lUp<>iiiiblQ Ch«*winj Tobacco,
Cut Loaf, CruabeJ. Coffee and Rio Sugar.,
Table Salt, In boxes,
Olein Washing Soap,
* New Bacon,
Virginia Leaf Lard,
It _ F*™flb';‘ndAd‘BUn"neC* JOHN BLAIR,
^“'"h7 No. 6S Main street,
", Jan27-lw_Late W. M Harrl.on k Co. ,
TUST RECEIVED, ON CONSIGNMENT,
,1 " 200 bbls Famous Epicuroan and Leggs'Family I
Flour,
50 boxes Brown and Yellow Soap,
— 20 kegs Lard,
500 lb». Superior Roll Butter; Pickles, ftc.,
For sal. at lowest market * co.(
Jan22t 78, Maiu st., mp stairs.I
t A BBLS. GOLDEN SYRUP, for sale by
; *)U jaogf WM TAYLOR it SON.
BALTIMOHE LOCK HOSPITAL.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
BALTIMORE, MD
ESTABLISHED as a REFUGE from QUACKERY.
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE A CURE CAN BE
OBTAINED.
DU. JOHNSTON ha* discovered the most CerUin,
speedy, and only Effectual Remedy io the World for
Weakn -as of the Hack , r Limbs, Stricture., Affection of
;he Kidney* and Bladder, Involuntary Discharge*, itu
.►otency, General Debility, Nervousness, Dyspepsia,
Ltngu> r, Low Spirits, Confusion of ldias. Palpitation of
be Heart, Timidity, Trembling, Di nines* of Sight or
atddioes., Disease of the Head, fliroat, Nose, or skin,
Affection* of the |.ivcr, Lungs, Stomach, or Rowel*—
lh.i»e Terrible Dhiorder* atising from Solitary llaldts of
Youth secret and solitary practices more fntal to tlieir
victims than the Rung of Syrens to the Mariner* of Ulys
ses, blighting tlieir most brilliant hopes or anticipa
tions, 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 Ihon-and* of Young
Men of the most exalted talent* and brilliant intellect,
who might otherwise have entranced listening Senate*
with the thunder* of eloquence, or waked toecktacy the
living lyre, may call with lull confidence.
" MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating marri
age, being aware of Physical Weakness, Organic Debil
ity, Doforinilio-,speedily cutod.
Hi who place* himself under the care of Dr J. inay
religiously confide In hi* honor as a gentleman, and
confidently rely upon hi* skill a* a physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately Cured and full Vigor Restored.
Tills dlstiossiug aUection, which renders life misera
ble and marriage impossible, is the penalty paid bv tUe
victims of improper indulgences. Voting persons are
too apt to commit excesses from not being aware of the
dreadful consequences tliat may ensue. Now, who that
understands the subject will protend to deny that the
power of procreation is lost sooner by those falling into
improper habit* than by the prudent r B. sides being
deprived of the pleasure of healthy offspring, the most
serious and destucllve symptom* of both body and mind
arise. The System become* deranged, the Physical and
Mental Function* Weakened, Lot* of Procreative Pow
er, Nervous Irritability, Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the
Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, and Wast
ing of the Frame, (lough, Consumption, Decay and
Death.
Dlt. JOHNSTON,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
Graduate of one of the most cminout Colleges in the
United .States, and the greater part of whoso life has
been spent in the hospital* of London, Pari*, Philadel
phia, and elsewhere, ha* offectod some of the most as
tonishing cures that were over known j many troubloj
with ringing in the head and ears when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, ba»h
fulness, with frequent blushing, attended sometime*
with derangement of mind, wore curod immediately.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. J addresses all thn»e who have Injured tli«ui
■elvri by improper Indulgence and solitary habit*,
which ruin both body and mind, unfitting them fur either
busiuo*-, study, society; or marriage.
These are some of the sad and melunchoiy effects
produced by early habits of youth, vis; Weakness of
the Buck uud Limbs, Paini iu the Head. Dimness o’
bight, Los* of Muscular Power, Palpitation of the
Heart, Dvspepsla, Nervous Irritability, Derangement of
the Digest!v- Function*, General Debility, Symptom* of
Consumption, Ac
Mtixr*t.t.T.— The fearful effect* on the mind are much
to he dreaded. l.o>» pf Memory, Confusion of Ideas,
Depression of Spirit*, Evil Forebodings, Aversion to
bucioly. Self Distrust, Love of Solitude, Timidity, Ac.,
are some of the evils produced.
Thousand* of persou* of all ago* can now judge ivhat
t* the cause of tlieir declining health, losing their vigor,
becoming weak, nalo, nervous and emaciated, haring u
singular appearance about the eyes, t.ougn, aud symp
tom* of Consumption.
YOUNG JIFX
Who have Injured themselves by a cortaln practice,
Indulged iu when alone, a habit frequently learned
from evil companion*, or at school, the etfocts of which
are nightly fait, even when asleep, and, ii not cnied,
renders mat riage impossible, and destroys both mind
and body, should apply immediately.
What "a pity that a young man, thu hope of lit* coun
try, the pride of hi* parents, should he snatched from
all prospects and enjovnien » of life by theconsequcnce
of deviating from tlie path of nature, snd indulging in a
certain secret habit. Such person* must, before con
lump lating
MARRIAGE,
Kudccl that a sound mind olid body are the most neces
sary requisite* to plumule connubial happiness. In
dued, without these the journey through life becomes a
Treaty pilgrimage; the prospect hourly darkens to thu
view,the mind becomes shadowed with d.-sp ilrsud tilled
with the melancholy reflection Hist the liappiue*s ol
another becomes blighted with our own
OFFICE, 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STRUCT,
Left-hand side going from Baltimore street, a few door*
from the corner. Fall not to observe name and num
ber.
So letter* roieived unless postpaid and contain
ing a stamp to he used on the reply. Person* writing
should state ago, and solid portion of advertisement de
scribing symptom*.
1 lie Doctor's DIPLOMA hangs in his ofllco.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
Thu many thousands cured at this establishment with
in the last twenty years, and the miincroii* impoitant
Surgical Operations performed by Dr. Johnston, wit
nessed i>y file reporters of the Thu Sun and many other
papers, notices of which have appeared again and again
before tho public, besides lii* standing us a gentleman ol
character and responsibility, is a •ulllcient guarantee to
the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Janl9-ly
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION.—The Co-Partnership oi
MINOR a JONES was dissolv'd bv limitation on
the 1st February, T. F. Minor retiring from the tlrin.
T. F. MINOR,
JOHN L JONES.
C A It 0 .
The co partnership of MINOR A JoNF.S having ex
pired by limitation, the undersigned will continue the
PRODUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS at the old store ill
Minor A Jones, No. (J Fifteenth street.
He will give his personal attention to the sa’e of all
Country Produce, Litre Stork, Ac , on commission, and
hopes to receive a continuance of the favor* so llbetal
lv extended to Minor A J ones, pledging himself to use
li'i* best efforts for the Interest of lliu-e who may favor
him with their business.
The'service* of Mr. JOHN G. EFFINGKR are Mam
ed in his employment.__ JOHN L. JoNhS.
In retiring from the tinn of Minor 4 June*, I take
pleasure in recommending Mr. JOHN L. JONES to the
former customer* of the concern.
fct>3—tin T. F- MIXOR.
Dissolution.—The firm of tinsley
SHEPPEKSON was dissolved on the first day o|
January, lSfiC, by lutilual consent. Tint name of Hi
Him will ho continued only hereafter ill tin- settlement
of account*. C. C. TINSLEY,
jau*4 tf B. F. SHEPPEKSON.
/ 1 C. TINSLEY,
^ I, CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
Will contlnnc the business at the old stand of TINS
LEY A Sit EPPERSON, corner of 3d and Grace streots.
Being thankful for past favors, solicits a continuance ol
the same from his friends and thu public generally,
pledging himself In give satisfaction in all work done,
jangf-1f C. TIN SLE\ .
t 10-PARTNERSHIP.—The undersigned, ui
J the Hi m of KENT, PAINE A CO., have formed a
Co-partnership for thu purposo of conducting a
GENERAL AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
Under the Him of
P A INK A CO.,
And hare taken the store No. lOfl, Main street, nexl
bolow Mitchell A Tyler, and will be pleased to receive
consignments from tholr friund* and the public
6 W. 0. PAINE,
JanSO-eodta K- A. PAINE.
QOJPARTNERSHII’ NOTICE.
O F WEISIGER A CO. have admitted Into co-part
pershlp W. I>. MOXCUKE and II. M. PAYNTER, and
tho business will ho conduced from January 1, Jsbti
undvr the firm and style of
WEISIGER, MONCURE it CO.
Thankful for ihe patronage of our Month and tlu
pnblto during the past four months, we would respect
fullr ask a continuance of the same tothe now concern.
O. F. WBI8MJKR A CO.
WEISIOKFt, MONCURR A <10. tan be found at 74 Main
Street until about Is! February, when they will occupy
the new house being completed for them on Pearl (or
14lh) street, botwoen Main and Cary.
Janlftt __
C 10-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.—I have this
J dar associated with me Mr. Joseph Pettyjohn, and
the business will In fuluro bocondueted under the style
of LEE A PETTVJoHN.
Thankful for the patronage extended to me for the
last twenty years, I solicit a continuance of the same to
the new concern. 4. 8. LKK.
J*»U___
CO-PART NT ERSIIIP.—The undersigned have
this day entered into a co-partnership under the
Irm and style of
BELL. SHEPHERD A CO.,
For the purpose of conducting a
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
For the sale of all Country Produce, Lumber, Wool,
Ac., and by strict attention to business, hope to meill
and receive a liberal share of business from their friends
and the public generally.
Mr. CHARLES C. EI.LETT, a man of long oxperienc*
as a builder in this city, will give his personal attention
to the salo of all con-lgnments of Lumber.
Our office, for the present, will be at the corner ol
Eighth street and the Basin. , BBLL,
noTlt _ AI.B1N L. SHEPHERD.
QO-PABTNERSHIP.
The nnderslgned hare formed a co-partnership for
the nurpo'e of conducting a COMMISSION BUSINESS In
the city of Richmond, under the style of FAULKNER,
CAUIIiNUT* N A CO., and will give their persona! at
tenlioD to the sale of PRODUCE.
J. It. FAULKNER,
ROBERT CARRINGTON.
Charlotte, Va.
RICHARD RUSSELL,
aepl-fim Mecklenburg, Va
' -' ' - -"J- —a
SAUCES, PICKLES, &c.
JUST RECEIVED, on consignment—
10 half barrels superior PICKLES
10 half barrels superior SAUK KRAUT
20 barrels VINEGAR
Fox sale at lowest market rates, by
WEISIGER, MONCURE 4 CO.,
Jaul7f__7S Main street, up stairs.
OAUCES, JELLIES, PICKLES, &c.
lij l'idoz. Worcestershire Sauce
idol. Royal Osborne Sauce
5 dos. C. A B.’s Soho Sauce
!> doi. Currant Jelly
f> do*. Cupres Capu'cines
2 dm. Olives Verdales
# dor. assorted Plcklea
Prersrved Ginger, Pins Appl
selling lew DANDKIDGE A AN DLReo.N
jac4-tf
RAILROADS. &c.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co„>
Richmond, Va., Jan. 27, lsdti. $
QIIANGE OF SCHEDULE.
<>n and after TUESDAY, the 30th Instant, Train* upon
this road will rnn a* follow*:
Leave Manchester al 5 45 A. M., and at 3:55 P. M.
Leave Petersburg dai y, 6:'si A. >1 , and at 5:ld P- M.
On Mondays, Wednesday* arid Fridays, a Freight
Train, with a passenger ear attached, will leave Man
chester and Petersburg at 10:45 A. M.
EH.HIM,
jan27 tf Engineer and Superintendent.
OFFICE It. F A P. It. It C0.,»
Rii iiuosn, 13th January, 1SC6. $
rpilK POTOMAC ROUTE AGAIN OPEN !
THE GREAT SIIdr.T LINE
Via Fredericksburg and Ai|tiia Creek, to the NORTH
and WEST, is again open to the travelling public.
Trains leave at 3 A M. and S P. M„ as usual.
THROUGH TICKETS to Alexandria, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and the West.
SAMIJEI. RUTH
F,nV> tf Superintendent.
RICHMOND and DANVILLE RAILROAD.
CHANGE oF~SCIIEDULE.
On and after TUESDAY, December 12th, the PASSEN
GER TRAIN on this road will rnn a* follow*:
Leavo Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, 7:10 A. M.
Arrive at Danville, 5:It* P. M.
Leave Danville daily, Sundays excopted, 5:30 A. M.
Arrive in Richmond, 3:15 P. M.
Train* connect at Burkerillu with traiua on the South
aide Railroad fur Lynchburg, and at Danville with the
train* on the Piedmont Railroad,for Greensboro’,Char
lotte, Ac. THUS. DODAMEAD, Superintendent.
decl2—tf
IKGIN1A CENTRAL RAILROAD.
The following regular train* will tie rnn on tht*
road, on and after THURSDAY, December 21»t:
A Mail train daily, except on Sundays, between Rich
mond and Staunton, leaving Richmond at 7.45 A. M..
and Stannton at S A. M.
A tri-weekiy Mali Train, leaving Staunton at 7 A. M.,
for the Weal, on fucaday*, Thursday a and Saturdays.
Tho Mail Train leaving P.iclmi ,nd connect! with
train* on the OUAJTOK AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
The Daily Mail Train connects witli stage coaches al
Stannton for Lexington, Winchester, Ac.
The Train Word of Stannton connect* with *t»ge
coache* for Rockbridge Hath*, Rockbridge Alutn, Warm,
Hot and Healing Spring*, and the White Sulphur and
Lowisburg. *
A Freight Train between Richmond and Stannton
connects witli frel^lit traius on the Grange and Alexan
dria Railroad for Lynchburg and Alexandria.
Freight will he sent to any point on the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad witli.oil change of cars.
Gnods purchased tu Northern cities can be sent di
rect to and station on this road where the Company ha*
an Agont, by consigning them tu Stephen Iluiiter, Gene
ral Freight Agent, Richmond. The charge for*the
transit through Richmond, Including wharfage, dray
age, storage and commissions, will not exceed ten cents
per lot) pounds, and on heavy articles will be much
less. Freight* will be collected at destination.
inroiigii iick'ha can u«j puitnwi-u mu wwv»
Lynchburg, llrlutol, Knox villo, Clint tanoftgft mid Dalton.
Tickets to Lexington, Virginia, #11.
Freight oliice at Richmond cloned at 3 P. M.
H. D. WHITCOMB,
•epl2—tf General Superintendent.
Officr Uicubo.nd asd Pbi Kuaurau R. U Co., )
Richmond, January 3, l?6t». £
ON AND AFTER 1IIK 7T1I OFFgijK
JANUARY. I860, the Sunday EvenlngfHSSSe
Passenger Trains will run on this mad as heretofore,
leaving Manchester at 3 55 P. M. and leaving Pocahon
tas at 5:10 P. 31., arriving at Manchester at 7 P 31.
E. H. GILL
jan4-tf Engineer and Superintendent.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
TOHN L A TOUCHE, ’
fj DRAPER ANI) TAILOR,
Has REMOVED to Franklin street, next to ihe eornor
of Fourteenth, and returns his sincere thanks for the
liberal patronage already bestowed, and hopes to merit
and recoil, a continuance of the same.
PRICES UNIFORM AND 3IODBKATE. GARMENTS
COM ME 1LS FACT. TERMS CASH. jinl:tr
vs. Ho|.T RICUARUCoX. W. Pl.KTt HCK RlCUARDSOlt.
\ VrM. IIOLT RICHARDSON & CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
(Fourteenth street, opposite Exchange Hotel,)
RICHMOND, YA.
doel2—3m
JOHN K. DOHERTY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Main street, between Eighth and Ninth streets.
Diagonally opposite the Spots wood tlotel.
NEW GOODS I NEW GOODS I
Mr. DOHERTY calls attention to some beautiful Fa
hrics for
GENTS’ WINTER WEAR,
Received In the last few days, which will he raado up
In good style. II.- names:
SinionPs Waved-Ism and Tried COATINGS
English WHITNEYS and HEAVERS, various colors
English. Melton’s, Oxford and Brown MIXTURES
Jolianny’s and SiinonFs CLOTIIS and DOESKINS
Claret, Brown and Black BE A VEILS, for suits
The stock is excellent, and the prices shall suit Ihe
times.
dec5-tt J. K. DOHERTY.
MACHINISTS’ SUPPLIES, &c.
\\r 1- . BAIL E Y ,
YV , AGENT FOR
STEARNS, WHITNEY A BRIDGES,
Dkai.kus in axn Angsts yea
RAILROAD. STEAMBOAT AND MACHIN
ISTS’ SUPPLIES,
HOCK STREET, NEAR SEVENTEENTH.
RICHMOND, YA.
327 CHESNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
72 WATER STREET, BOSTON.
WU. STKAKNS. 1 UEo. 1.. WIIITSEY.
nno. srkahns. I «*•>■ K; Batmigs.
Rkfkkknckh.—S. 31. Felton, Pres’t I*. W. and U. R.
It., Phila.; II. J. I.umbnort, V. l’res’t P. C. R. It.,
Phila ; Kenney, Son ,k Arrltbold, Machinists and Steam
ship Builders, Chester, Pa.; Harlan, Hollingsw >rlh ft
Co., .Machinists and Steamship Builders, Wilmington,
Del.; Charles E. Smith, Pres’t Reading II. It., Phila.;
M. W. Baldwin & Co., Locomotive Builders, I’hila.
nov2—3nt
SCALES.
Banks, DINMORE & CO.’S
STANDARD PLATFORM, WAREHOUSE and
COUNTER SCALES. .
The attention of Builders, Owners of Warehouses,
Grocers and Commission Merchants is called to these
Scales, samples of which we are prepared lo exhibit,
which We guarantee as being equal In atcuracy, dura
bility and maimer of construction to any other Scales in
this market, and at a LOWER PRICE.
Wo put up these Scales, includlngtho Dormant Scales,
anywhere in the city, under our personal supervision,
and WAKBA.VT KVldtr SCAI.B.
HARPER, TALIAFERRO & CO.,
janl7f Fool of Sixlh street, on the Canal.
Y\TAREUOUSK SCALES.
’ II. M. SMITH St CO., GENERAL AGENTS
For the sale of
HOWE’S PREMIUM STANDARD SCALDS.
We ask the attention of builders and owners of ware
houses to samples of these Scalus, on exhibition In our
U’., .tiiarmnts.M (.basin Iti b«l
EklUAL IN ACCURACY,
SUPERIOR IX DURABILITY',
.MOKE SIMPLE IN CONSTRUCTION,
THAN ANY OTHER SCALES IX THE MARKET.
In competition with Falrbank’* Scale*, It bit* been
again ami RK&in victorioQi. Thu Jlowrn And the t.iir*
bank,' are both made in Vermont. At the State fair* of
that State, the Howe ka«, after repealed and severe
trial*, been pronounced lb* bo*t. We rofur to the offi
cial report*: _
Vermont State Fair, September IS, 1S37—First Pre
mium to John Howe, Jr. ; Second Premium to K. 4 1 {
Fairbanks.
Vermont State Fair, September 17lk, 1S3S—Diploma to
John Howe, Jr. . „ . .
United State* Fair, Richmond, Y Irgima, C>etober, ISoS
- First Premium to Howe'* Scale*.
Wo aim to place the Howe Scalo* ill competition with
other pattern* a* much a* po*»lble, that it may *fkud by
it* own merit*. , ,
Wu place the DORMANT SCALES in warehouse* by
our own workmen, and leave them ready for u»«.
EVERY SCALES WARRANTED.
For Information a* to pride, capacity, report* of pub
lic trial*. Ac., call at our office,
j.nPf ’ NO. 14 MAIN STREET.
4 GENCY AND DEPOT EOU THE SALE
OF
FAIRBANKS A C0.’9
STANDARD SCALES.
YVe are *ole agent* tn the city of Richmond for the
<aie of Falrbank’* 4 Co.'* celebrated
STANDARD, PLATFORM,
WAREHOUSE and
t COUNTER SCALES,
and keep constantly on hand a large and complete a*
•ortment of ail the leading aiiea and *tyle», which we
Oder at manufacturer'* price*.
W. S. DONNAN 4 CO.,
Oorernor »treet,
oet30-tf Richmond, Va.
TYPE FOUNDRIES.
OICIIMOND TYPE FOUNDRY
PRINTERS’ f (IKXliO1• N 0 WAREHOUSE,
TlicBiioifD. Va.
_ ,, ™«nuf*ctureF •houlil be »nppnrted.
! fiook"NEWS »nd TVl*K, from the celebrated
ituk/it! B.eul* »od the !*le-t Scotch fatce*.
XBYA'S, and FANCY INKS of all eolor.; wood
ca^e*. »uiud», lead*, rugtet, quotation*, quoin*,
metal furniture, mallet*, brn*» rule, plainer*, bras*
l*»he* shooting *tick«, mitering machine*, in fact
«TOrv article reqnl*lte fora Printing <*•»'.
I'Kien*. Fmm, new and *ec'iod-liand, furnished
to order- U. L. PKLOlZE 4 CO
.apd-lf_ Richmond, \ a.
CNLOVEH,
J TIMOTHY, _„
ORCHARD,
HERDS
AND
KENTUCKY' BLUE GRASS SEEDS.
PALM BE 4 TURPIN,
nor21f No. 20 Main atruet.
STEAMBOATS, &c.
PACIFIC MAII. STEAMSHIP
COMPANY'S TROUGH LINB
TO CALIFORNIA,
Touching at
MEXICAN PORTS,
AND CARRYING TUB UNITED STATES MAIL.
LEAVE PIER NO. 43, NOP.TII RIVER, foot of Canal !
street, at 12 o’clock, noon, on the 1st, 11th and 2UI of
every month (except when those dates fall on Sunilajr,
and then on the precedin'; Saturday(. for AM’INYk Al.L,
connecting, via Panama Railway, with one of the
Company's Steamship'from Panama for SAN FRAN
CISCO, touching at ACAPULCO.
• FEBRUARY.
1-t—Hunky Cn.tr.vritv, Captain Cray, connecting f
with the C*tI.oR ado, ('apt. Wat Lins.
J0th_ATLANTIC, Captain Maury, connecting with
the Saokaurnto, Captain Carerly.
n^t_\Kw York, Captain Horner, connecting with J
Constitution, Captain Farnsworth.
Departures of 1st and 21st connect at Panama with
steamers for Sot TH Pacific Ports. Those of lattoiirh
at Manzanillo. I
TliKOl'i'H r HStUK RltKS IN < CRKENCT :
First Cabin.S1*1" 0,1 '
Second Cabin. '-«'•«
Steerage. I'«
A discount of CNR urAKTKK from steamers’ rates al
lowed to second cabin amt steerage passengers with
families. Also, an allowance of oxx ot'AarKR on
through rates to clergymen and their families, and
si-bool teachers; soldiers having honorable discharges,
ir.tl.F FAKE.
One hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult.
Baggage-masters accompany baggage through, and at
(end to ladies and children without male protectors. j
Baggage received on the dock the day before sailing, |
front steamboats, railroads, and passengers who prefer !
to send down early.
An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine and at- t
tendance free.
A Steamer will be placed on the line January 1st,
IStitj, to run from Now Orleans to Aapinwall, via lla- !
vana. |
For Passage Tickets or further Information, apply at
(he Company’s Ticket OtUc, on the wharf, foot of Cana!
street. North River, New York.
d'*c2 -3m F. W. <1. BELLOWS, Agent \
rpOR MEW TORE.
ATLANTIC COAST
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, j
The splendid new side-wheel steamships
HATTERAS,
I.RWIA Pakkisit, Commander ;
ALBEMARLE,
11. A. BoCRNI, Commander:
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY' and SATURDAY, j
P-ave New York WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
The steamship HATTERAS, Captain I.ewla Parrish,
will leave here, from the wharf at Rocketts, on
TUESDAY', tit It instant, at S o'clock, A. M.
These ships are entirely uew, and were built ex
pressly for the route.
They have splendid saloons and stater»toms, and the
faro, accommodations and attention am unsurpassed.
Passage, meals and state rooms included, AIA.
Goods shipped by this line are 1 untied regularly at
New York, on the Company's covered pier, within
forty-eight hours.
Shippers are invited to notice that the great damage
and loss by handling and exposure frntn frequent re
shipping, as on other lines, is avoided hy this route.
Freights forpointa beyond New York will he for
warded with despatch, and no charge made, except ac
tual expenses incurred.
These shins discharge cargo In New York, at Pier No.
Si!, North Hirer, and the Company’s steamers for Wil
mington, >'. Charleston, Savannah, Mobile and New
Orleans, leave from the same pier. Goods for these
.___ !,.,..Orr. ,1 u(< limit x .ense nr ex mature.
Insurance 1* very lor.- by th»so ship*, and the economy
in time, insurance and condition in which good* are de
livered, make- this the cheapest route from Virginia.
Insurance effected at lowest rate* when ittdered.
AGENTS:
Livingston, Fox Jt Co., HI Broadway, New York.
Samuel Ayres A Co., Richmond, Va.
Calwell X Dunn, City Point and Petersburg.
S C. Flllott, Norfolk, Va
For freight or passage, spp'y to
SAMUEL AYRES X CO., Agenta,
<mice Iron Front Buildings,
Governor street, opposite Fits! National Bank.
nov2u--tf ____
JAMKS BIYER LINE ^
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND STEAMERS.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL, AND
THE ADAMS, HAKNDEN AND
NATIONAL EXPRESS.
Th.- Steamer M MARTIN, Captain Ltvtxn»Tox,
Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND, Captain 8tr axahax,
Leave Haskins & BHdgfnrd’s wharf
EVERY MORNING (Sunday* excepted) AT HALF-PAST
SIX O'CLOCK.connecting at Norfolk with the
01.0 MAT I.INK STEAMERS, SKW MSB STJ1XIIJ,
THOMAS KELSO, GEORGE LEARY,
Captain Rl'asBI.L, Captain Ui.akkxax,
ADELAIDE, DICTATOR
Captain Caxxox; Captain LaxDta;
F0R til
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
For further information, apply at the office on the
wharf formerly occupied by the Old Liue Steamer*.
Freight received from 3 to tl P. M.
R. O. HASKINS,
. Office at Rockett*.
D. B. BU1DCFORD,
Office at Bridgford X .Myers, on the Dock,
Between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
All FREIGHTS for point* on the river MUST BE
PREPAID. HASKINS X BRIDUFoRD,
nov.'it—tf General Agents James River Une.^
/ VFF1CE OF
WELLS, F.UCO A CO.,
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
KXFUES3 AND EXCUANGE COMPANY,
“t ItrondWH»-. !Vr»- York.
RHIPPKR8 OF FREIGHT
TO THE
PACIFIC COAST
Will please lake notice, that having been appointed
FREIGHT AGENTS oF THE PACIFIC HAIL 8TSAM
SHIP COMPANY,
We are prepared to receive Freight for
CALIFORNIA, OREGON, NEVADA,
WASHINGTON TERRITORY,
SANDWICH ISLANDS,
CENTRAL AMERICA,
AXD
WESTERN COAST OK SOUTH AMERICA.
For rates apply at onr office, Nr. 84 Broadway, or
freight office on d«*-k foot of Canal street.
Steam, rs will .ail 1st. 11th and 2l«t *.f each month ;
those dates falling <11 SUNDAY, on preceding SATCK
U No' SLOW FREIGHT RECEIVED ON DAY OP SAIL
I V (J
FREIGHT MUST BE DELIVERED ON DOCK FOOT
OF CANAL STREET. _ .
Bills of Lading will be Issued at No. 84 Broadway,
tiur usual Package Kxpre.* will be cent by each
steamer AND WILL CLOSE AT 10 A. M. ON eAILINO
II A V
Oar Letter Bags will clo** at U:»» A M. tut conve.
nieoce of our up-town cu-toii»«*r* a letter b»c *•*■01 »•*
ko|it lit tli- Metropolitan Hotel and on tb« dock foot of
Canal street. .
our I KXNKKD ENVELOPES wilt b«j on «»le at the
office of the Hotel and at our officua, A’o. M Broadway
‘AIMrtV.w'TnUhrmKh u. MUST BE IX GOVERN
ME XT ENVELOPES.
Sight Exchange on San FrancUco f»r *ale.
Telegraphic traiinfer. of m< nev made to all point,
reach.-.! by the wire* on We«t iid»t.
California Coupon* bought at best rate*.
uo»8--6m WELLS, FARGO A CO.
_ SOLE LEATHER, &c.
On. CHALKLKY & Co.,
a No. 48 Main .treot, under 8t. Cbarle* Hotel,
Manufacturer* and Dealer, in
Oak and lleuilock SOLE LEATHER,
Upper CALF-SKINS, KIPS,
Harm--*, Bridle and Fair LEATHER-.
of all kind*.
Cod Liver and Neat’* Foot OILS.
.jwlSf Dry and Green JUDE- •_
•\TfTB HAVE ON HAM) A fine .t---rrtii.>nt
\\ of French, German an 1 Alu- rlrari LALI-SK . S,
• •ak and Hemlock S<>!.E LEATHER ; J li»-r
and Bridle LEATHERS, Tanner*-oil. Tanner.
Jtc., which we are .oiling j| A <•<)..
No. U< Main .treet,
dec-UOf Under Si. Chari-* Hotel.
SADDLES, HARNESS, &c.
O Vddi.KK Y, HARD \V aRh
V and
SADDLERS' TOOLS,
A PCLL AS.vBTJtasr
Fine Riding Saddle*, Bridle*. Bit*, Ae. Eng|^ »nd
Riding Whip*. Collar, and llam-*, Saddle Treee,
Kru-kle*. Plated Buggy »nd Coach Mounting., to which
I invite city and rouniry trad*,
i invite cuy CLAIBORNE WATKINS,
Formerly wiih Smith, Rhode* \- f’o.,
Now at It L. William.,
ao2I_tf #7 Main .treet
AST-STEEL POLE AXES!
We are In receipt nf a large a*.nrtment of Collin* A
Co.. Mai.n* A Stewart* Axo», which w* offer for »al« al
ihe lowest market rate*. \V. S. DOXNAN A CO.,
J.,nl7f Governor «treet.
Raisins, citron, currants.
UEKVF. A MAVO,
Franklin *ir'«t.
declSf between KighthandXlot^_
A IKS. ALLEN’S HAIR RESTORER,
U Web,tet>B^AMgKL^,D^^
jan24f_ ! *
rpiIK NEW EXTRACT, £QypTIan lotus.
For the Handkerchief A M0SELF.T, Druggi-i*.
BLL‘ y« Main *t., near 14th.
jan!5t __ _
GVNT7IVF POWHATAN I 11 ES,
ENDgnPRRI0R GREEN AND BLACK TEA.
scpf-kigk un.a rrevb 4 mayo,
JanlJf Franklin at., between 8th and #th it*.
STEAMBOATS, &c.
[FREIGHT FOR NEW YORK
' AND BOSTON.
INLAND ROUTE. VIA CHF.SAI’EAKE BAY AND Cl
NAL, THROUGH To NEW YoKK.
THE OLD POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY I
The new and first class steamers STATE OF MARY
1.AND, PETERSBURG and STATE OF V1KUINIA, ara
nuw receiving and forwarding merchandise of ail de
acripilnns from Richmond to Philadelphia, New York
»“d Huston, in connection with the < anal Line of
daily steamers from Baltimore.
These steamers leave Richmond every Monday, Wed
ttesjay am) Saturday, for Baltimore.
Goods shipped o„ tho-e dsvs will be landed In X< w
York on the thirddav (hereafter.
Shippers will take",..tie. that good, shipped hy this
lino do not go t . i ;ire r,,rried entirely through
IXLAAD, thn. saving -t superseding the neceeeily of in
• nrance against ea t 11 - h ■
The large atm of the steamers belonging to thla lira
enable us to carry g.. d- at less than by any other
route.
Frrigbt for points beyond New York will be forward
ed with dispatch.
This line is the only one that connect* with a daily
line fr. ui Baltimore for Philadelphia and New York,
and that can giro through ren-ipi.
No drayago or evnimi-.h .1 vhargsd. The two line*
i-Ccupy the same wharf in Haiti,mu--.
Forfrolgbl or passage, apply to
DAVID A WM. CURRIE,
Office at Chariot Y . Wortham A Co.’e,
net21—te Fifteenth street.
JP O R H K W YORK.
THE OLD LIXE.
ESTABLISHED IN 1SBI.
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
The magnificent side-wheel steamships NIAGARA
and SARATOGA, in eouiman I r.f Captain* Corn, and
Kind, experienced seamen. The Pursers, Messrs. WII -
liau o. and J. M. Smith, are well kuown to the commu
nity.
In point of strength, speed and finish, these ship* are
ntte<|ualed.
FREIGHT rapacity large and rates moderate.
No changing of Freight as by other Hue., which is so
very Injurious to cargo.
Insurance, If desired, can be effected at the very low
est rate*.
Order your goods to c< me bv this »afo and speody
Line.
Passenger accommodation* are snperb. Ticket* and
Berth* secured nu boatd, or at my nlffce, Rockett*.
They leave Richmond, from Ludlalu A Watson’*
wharf, every TUESDAY and SATURDAY, on the ffood
tide. The hour ascertained Ly reference to dally paper*
of the day previon. to dav of departure,
devia-lf GARRET E. WATbON, Rockott*.
pOB PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADEPHIA AND RICHMOND STEAM PACKET
COMPANY.
8BM1-WKKKLY LINE.
Permanent arrangement* having beea perfected, the
above line will run regularly between Philadelphia
and Richmond twice a week.
Dae notice will he given of the arrival and depar
ture of the following fine steamer* :
VIRGINIA, Captain Snyder.
MAYKI.oWBK, Captain J. Robinson.
CLAY'MoNT, Captain E. Robinson
The freight and passenger rate* have keen reduced to
a low figure, and It t* the Intention of the company,
bv the Inducement* offered, to make it to the Interest
of tba public lo patronise this line.
For freight or passage apply to
K. 11. DIBRELL, Agent,
odea of Virginia Towing Company,
sepl2—tf Twentv-8r*t and Dork *treei*.
PUL A OKI, I’IIIA AND KU.W-mrrt
M"ND STEAM PACKET COMPANY krr- *■ •
Until further notice, the Im'AI- if tli: ““
line will leave PlnladelpLia Wednesday,
and arrive In Richmond Saturday, of each we.-k Re
turning, leave Richmond Tnc-day and arrive In Phils
delphia Friday, of each week.
As soon as the weather will permit, the regular taiui
weeklv line will he re-established.
For freight or passage apply to
R. It DIRKKLT, Agent,
office a: Virginia Towing i • mpacy,
Jan 11 if Twenty Brat and D ck streets
F-OR BALTI.MORE,SA VANN AIIw*r~i , „
AND BOSTON.
_ dPntaga
POWHATAX STEAMBOAT COMPANY".
The *■• «mer
P E T E K ' B I* R G ,
Captain Robert Tracer-, w ill . . here at 7o'clo.k,
A. M , .SATURDAY, the 3rd i ■ . n.
Freight receivW Thursday and Friday.
This steamer baa splendid . is, a1, slatcioom* and
passenger accommodations.
Passage ♦•>.
For freight or passag •, app to
DAVIl) A WILLIAM' UKRIK. Agents.
(mice at Charles T. V," rtliaui A Co. «,
fehl-3t Fifteenth nicest
FOR LIVERPOOL.
—
The A No. 1 barque QUEEN VICTORIA, now
at City Point, is ready t j n o ive freight for Llvi rpool
Liberal advances made on cinsi niutfiit* to my friend*
in Londoo, Liverpool or Dultliu.
For freight, apply to K. II DIBRELL.
fan.-t-ll
CNANAI, OPEN TO I.KX v** jnTTnfc
J IXtiTON AND UUCitAXA.%.
Fare through tn Lynchherg, without inesU. f-i
Fare through to Lexington, without Uicals, with
meals, *3.
Fare through to Buchanan, without meals, $ , with
meals, 43
Our Packet Bolts I ivy R.chtoon.l Monday, W...I
nesdsy aud Friday, a .'i I'. M. Returning, leave L-x
Ingt..ii at 4 A. M., Bnclinnan at 6 A. M . Monday, We.l
nesday and Friday : and. to enable ns to Conner' with
the Western railroad cars, we will leave Lynchburg,
same days, at 7A P. M.
This will makei.ur boat-1; liner# isle si t he different
stopping places on the III. • bet'.vc.n Iwncbbiirg sn-1
Richmond. It. EDMUND
febS-tf
COAL MERCHANTS.
* NTHUAOITE COAL.
A —
Constantly on hand, Red and YY hile Ash Anthtavite
Coal, grate and stove size, for family us.—Lehigh
Lump for loundriea, and Smiths'Coal, best qnallty -
Orders sent to us will receive prompt attention An
thracite Coal sold by weight.
SAMUEL P. HAWES & SOK,
ISlli and Dock streets, north side of the Dock,
sep4 ly opposite our old stand.
QUEENS-WARE. GLASS. Ac.
CtlllNA, GLASS, QUEENS-WAKE
J AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
KELLOGG A GIBSON, I»upnr?<*i*. Wholoalv an.! K-.
tall DMlnri, Mre now r»*CH|vlnif »»'•! «»j»» * v. ir
Urjff* aunrtmenl of Kooda in lh*-ir to "huh lh**y
Invite the attention of their frbr.ds and the trade p.-ue
linnds shown with pleasure end «old In large or small
quantities at low prices.
City and country dealers, housekeeper*, Ac , will
Bud ft to their interest to give u. s call.
Mturt, So. 11£ Main •tree!.
T. n. KELLOGG,
(UteO. J. Sumner A Co ,)
J. W. UIBSON.
decSg—lm (Of Richmond) •
■vr 6711 o7m AIN STREET.
Whit**, French, China Dinner And Tee ScU
W hlle Granitu Dinner *n I T»*a
Fancy I’rioted (new style*) l>inn» r and T«t avis
Silver Piat*d Ware
Block Tin .uni Britannia Good*
Kerosene Lamp* arid Ola»*ware. Ae., Ae.
For *al.. low l.y KELLOGG It tilMOjr
dec2S.lm ___US Mam *tre.t
TT» KST QUALITY STONKW A RE.
RICHMOND-POTTEDT,
Darin Paek, Proprietor.
! <The eubecrlber* haring been appointed aol* agent*
| (or ,he .ale of Stoneware and other Gooda nianofac
t tured at the above e.tablUhtnent, reapectfnily nolicll
I the order* of dealer* and country tnarchanta, which
.bail receive our prompt attention.
Good* for •bipment carefully packed. Term* caeh.
BUMNEK, WAGGONER It CO.,
, No. 1 Fifteenth droet,
octSl- Sm Between Main and Cary »treet».
HATS, CAPS, &c.
JOHN DOOLEY,"’ [»
Ugnia tub SpoTawoon Hotil, F~'t
RICHMOND, YA..
Invite* the attention of hi* cu*torner* and the
public to hi* larg# stock of IIATS, CAPS and LAI'I >
FURS. He ha*, In coneequence "f the great *rarctly "
money, reduced hi* price* con-ideraMy on Hat. i t
Cap*, and U aelling the Ladle*' Fur* at co.t, to ■'*
hi* stock, which I* rent large, and contain* »o»ie I e*u
tiful CAPES. HALK-CAPts and Ml'Fte.
Ho U now getting the beautiful DtKRY IIaT. f r l-t
dte*, which are of tine quality and at very n
price*._____—
T NO. 1 BALLARD HO CPE cm be G9
fouud a fa*hionabi« n**ortm«nt "f
HATS,
CA1’S' rilBKELLAS,
AND
GENTLEMEN'S
, furnishing
GOODS,
To which I Invite the .ttention of my former patroo*
and the pnhtlc general.J joRN THt'MPSt'N
J*n2t(-lrr
paguerrean galleries.
vjoME AGAIN.—For seven month* putt I
XX have had no bu»lne*», having lr*t tey gallery and
nearly my all by the great fit* on lb* od of April l
have the pleasure now to announce to m* (Mri»l» »'/
the I'Ublie that I have once u.o** * GA1J.FR> . heated
ou the cerner of Ninth and Main at reel*. with an •
tranee on Main (through W. D < . • ke’a b<*.»- <•.» oi
also on Ninth »treet. 1 am sttpp. l with nlir*l. o-.r
and the no 41 Improved appar la* and *• •• k aid hav*
• ecured th# aorvicea of T. Jelteraoi. Sttnuo. •• the
manor born,” who ha* had over lifted, year*’ ex;.'
Hence.
A* in the pAt. *o In the future, I pru»!«e my p*'**1 l
good and aaiUiactory work.
0. W. MINN 18. Photograph!**,
octC7--ly Corner Main and Ninth t*
BOSWELL’S MEDICATED CoU.Hf
CANDT, for Cough*, Cold., Rronchltt* and '
enta, for *aU by , *■ ™
jin'jlf Druggie', 107 DroV
t.

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