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DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c XvY‘T-VVS ^\>.\N>.V%NVk.VWWW\.Vv\N WVYV>.\\N,\\NA j JOB* J. WOoBBeoP. WILLIAM P. WnODHGoF. \\TOODROOF BROTHERS, MM DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES, Corner Fourth nn<l Franklin street*. Hare on hand a large and comp ete assortment of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, DYE STUFFS, GARDEN SEEDS, Ac., Ac Order* from coun try physician* promptly and carefully executed, mhlr DCPUY’S . DRUG AND PERFUMERY STORE. BhTWBKX FofBTH AMD FIFTH, OX BkoAD ATBBBT. A fine assortment of French, English, and nothing but the best American PERFUMERY ; TOILET* WA TERS, Lavender (Lubin's), Florida Cologne. Farina (long bottle*). Magnolia; EXTRACTS, Lubin * Vio lette. Upper Ten and assorted ; Soaps, Pomades. Band oline, Depilatory Powder; DIAMOND and GOLDEN Powder for the Hair.FTeeth, Nail, Flesh and Clothes Brushes; Combs, Ivorv, Gutta Percha, Buffalo, Ac., Ac.; SACHET POWDERS. Milledeur. Vfclelte. Helitrope, Ac.; Pungent*, Lilly White. Meen. Fun. Ac., Ac., for sale by p. E. DCPCY, Druggist. fe-7 f MEADE & BARER, PHARMACEUTISTS. FOU GERA’S COMPOUND 10DIN1ZED COD UVEK OIL not only all the nourishing proparti*** of par* Cod Liver Oil, bat aUo the tonic, »liwutaot and altera tive poworv of Iodine, Bromia* and Pbcephorus which arv add«*d iu *uch proportion** a.-* to render it FIVE TIMES STKONiiLKthan any other ; eonae^uentiy a very much smaller yio»e uiay bo given, and all danger of !tati***a avoided. Fougera* DK.VJEES and SYRUP of Pyropho«phato of Iron have r*c*iv«4 th- approbation of the French Academy of Medicine and nuny ewinent phy-ician**. The elegant alyl* *of the»e preparation* givr' them bwiv advantage' over the other »»lt» «>1 iron and ren der** them acceptable to the moat delicate •touiach*. Fougera'e DRAUERS OF 8.\>‘To.\i\E, the n«**t ef fective and acceptable vermifuge known for children or grown person*. Foagera'* Fart Pbctmealb, or “Iceland Mom Plato,” the most delightful of pi 1 the remedies or lozenges now used for coughs, hoarseness, Ac., Ac. The shore and many other valuable and rare prepa rations for sale by MEADB A BARER. Pharmaceutists, Corner Ninth and Franklin streets, dec.lt Richmond. Virginia. mum * MOSELEY, DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES,* 96 MAIN STREET, (Near Fourteenth, next to “Times" Building.) Have just opened with an entire nor -lock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, Chemical*, Paints, nils. Dye Muffs, Per fnmery, Fancy Article*, Soap*, Pomade-. Comb*, Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes,Surxeoo** Instruments, Iru**-*, Supporters. Ac Also line itualny Cigars and Chewing Tobacco, and all such articles a* are usually found in a first-class Drug Store Physlciaus Prescription* carefully compounded at All hour*. JESSE CHILD, with Blunt A Moseley, solicits a call from his friend* and th- public generally- novliS-tf JOHN W. RISON, (Successor to Joseph Laidley.l , APOTHECARY and druggist, Corner Main an4 Third *t*.. Invites special attention to hi* slock of DRUGS, MEDICINES. CHEMICALS. FANCY ARTICLES, SOAPS, PERFUMERY, Ac., Ac., tfhich are bought exclusively for cash, and are of fered at lower price* for cash than by other merchant* who buy on time. *e Order* (run Country Merchant* and Physician* j will receive prompt attention. _feblff QUININE.—500 ounces QUININE, Sulph. Cinchonine, Mur Cinchonine, Morphine, Piperine, Salacine, Veratiine, Strychnine,, Digitaline, Santonins. And other Chemicals, too numerous to mention, For sale by A. BODEKEK A BRo,, febSOt Druggist*, No. In Main street. I-'LTXIR OF BARK AND PROTOXIDE OF J 1R"N( * Nichols' Cod Liver Oil For sal* by POWER A Mi PH AIL. | feb«t__._____I \VIRGINIA WORM KILLER!— A |>lvasant safe and certain remedy for Worm* In Children. i For sale by druggists. Twenty-live cents a bottle. febiat _ CNOOKE S CONCENTRATED* AROMATIC J SYRUP OF BARK, just receired. , | J. BLAIR, Druggist, janftlt * 107 Broad street. tVHLOROFORMl’M PURIFICATUM, U. S. J P., for Inhalation. J. BLAIR. Druggist, jan31t 1«»7 Broad street. OAT MEAL,CORN STARCH an.l FARINA, j for puddings, at POWER A McPHAlL s febdf Drag stoie. ROLLER BANDAGES, assorted sizes, titty ; i dozen, for sale by J BLAIR. Druggist, jau.llf to'Broad street. * TOILET ARTICLES. &c. t'OR THE HAIR, TEETH, *c.—Savage’s Ursina, or genuine bear's grease ; Burnett’s C'oco alne, Mr-. Allen's Hair Restorer, Helmstreet’s Hair Re storer, Professor Wood's Restorer, Sozodont, Odouse laine, Odontaline, Dowden’a Dental Fluid. Lubin's genuine Handkerchief Extracts, and many ocher desirable toilet articles, at POWER A Mi-PIIAIL'S Drag Store, Main street, decl5f opposite old Market. LUBIN’S EXTRACT^, Fine English Brashes and Combs, Fine Soaps, Pomades, Ac., Ac. BLl’NT A MOSBLEY, Druggists, jaoTAt 9* Main st., near 14th. \YEKY SUPERIOR LOT OF ENGLISH TiS'TH BRUSHES, COMBS. SOAPS, genuine im ported handkerchief EXTRACTS, T«>1LKT WATERS. PoMAI'E.-, COSMETICS, FANCY PIPES, Ac., for sale by K. W. POWERS, feh-47 Corner Main and Fifteenth streets. | 11’ BIN’S EXTRACTS, — N ight-bloominjf Cereous. due Pomades, English and French Hair ! Brushes, T»olh Brushes and Shaving Brushes in great variety, genuine German Colognes, Toilet Powder, Fanev Puff Boxes, in great variety, for sale by R. W. POWERS, novS2t Corner Main and Eighteenth streets. C't ENUINE LI BIN’S EXTRACTS, Violet, X Musk, Jockv Clnh, Patchouly, B.sjuet Caroline, | New Mown Hav, West End, Farina des Noisettes, Tur- ! tie Oil Soap, just recstved. J. BLAIR, Druggist, declAt 107 Broad street. rpHE NEW EXTRACT, J. EGYPTIAN LOTUS, For the Handkerchief BLUNT A MOSELEY. Druggists, jan‘>5f <g> Main st., near 14th. | NURSERIES. &c. HERMITAGE NURSERIES, RICHMOND. Virginia The aubscribera (formerly of the Winchester Gardena, Virginia!, having opened a large and extensive Nursery near Richmond, offer to the farmers of Virginia and adjacent States a splendid assortment of Frnitand Orna mental T REES and G RAPE VINKS, together with all j article* usually found in a well-conducted Nursery. an experience of a number of years in this business. In Virginia, enables them to offer *uch varieties of Frnit as they know to be adapted to this soil and cli- j mate. ’ Appreciating the present scarcity of money, they offer j Fruit Trees and Grape Vine* on credit* of from three to nine month* (according to the number purchased1, thus allowing farmer* time to gather a crop before pay- I ing for the tree*, and yet enabling them to plant at once. Catalogue* sent on application. ,, Address ALLAN A BRO., Box 4Cf' Richmond, [ Dr communication* left at the Whig office will reach them * tST Oflce, No. Four. Fifteenth street, between Main and Ciry. Refer to Messrs Haxalt, Crenshaw A Co., Grubb- A Williams. Elliott A Shields, Dr K T Coleman, Rich- | Bond; Mr H W. Sheffcy. Angu-'a . Dr. John R. Woods, Albemarle; Mr Philip William-. Frederick. janff-dActf A FOUNT VERNON NURSERY, croil TH* OBMIXAL WASHINGTON ESTATE. Twentr thousand Apple Tree*, and a great variety of , Fruit, ornamental and Shade Tre.-- and Shrubs for sale ■ For full catalogues, apply to the subscriber, 1 o-t ( ©■ee Box Jug, Alexandria. Virginia, or at the nursery. 0. GILLINGHAM. GEo WATT a CO., Agent. dec9-w4m Fijinklin street, Richmond, \ _ v tvnuvTii »• WARRANTED FREsH GARDEN' SEEDS.—We are now in receipt of a full supply of SEEDS, direct front Landreth A Son, which, after more than thirty years' experience, t we couldently recommend to the public for their relia bility and genuineness uf their varieties. Landredth - RURAL REGISTER for 1«*«> i* ready for gratuitous distribution Our supply of fresh and genuine Seed consists of all ; the varieties usually called for P JOHNSTON A BRO., Corner Eleventh and Capitol street*. fabldf Richmond. Va. FRESH ©ARDEN SEEDS is nil} variety, jn»t received, from the celebrated Shakers' Garden, of over one hnndred different varieties, tncludinc Cabbage Cucumber Beet Corn Radish English Pea* Bean* la every variety, for sale by K W Powers. febSt Corner Vain and 15th streets. Fresh garden seed, UNION WASHING MACHINES. By steamer we are in receipt of our spring supply of fresh ami para GARDEN SEBD. And on hand, UNION WASHING MACHINES. Plows, Castings, Agricultural Implements, Ac , Ac. Por sale by J*n2S-t GEORGE WATT A CO. MARVIN A CO.’S SAFES.—We have in store and are receiving a general stock of all site* of Rare n A Co.'e very superior SAFES, which we will sell at New York prices, with freight and drayage added. Priee lists on hand. A. Y. STOKES A CO. fnbas-fftf •_ OA PACKAGES MOUNTAIN BUTTER zU is packages family LARD 2.ooo pounds family BACON Por sale by mb5f _FRENCH A URKN«HAW. LOUR! FLOUR! 100 barrel* prime Family FLOUR 100 barrel* Extra FLOU K febMt _A. Y. STOKES A CO. AY flour and storage— too bales Timothy Hay duo barrels Flout, suitable for bakers Also! Storage for Cotton. Tobacco, Floor, Lime, Salt, Guano and other mercbandbi*^ LATgRop> A){»nli f hl7-tl l»th st., sonth side of Dock. TIN SEED oIL. yRRY 8nPKRIOR, XJ Piveoarre B. DENNIS, PortmUby b.,ween 15th and l«th *U. NEW TORE ADVERTISEMENTS. JOHN B. FULLER, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER. * No. 9 Dey street. New York, Has In stare and ready for immediate shipment, and is maiiu(act a ring to order, PORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, 2 to 260 horse, power ; Circular and Upright Saw Mills of the most approved construction, of all sixes, cutting 7'X) to 1600 feet of lumber per hour; Grist Mills, Mill Irons, Water Wheela, and every kind of Mill Ma chinery; Sugar Mills, Paper and Mining Machinery; Toola, Tanks, Ac , for OH and Salt Works; Cotton and Woolen Machinery, Ac. Vertical Planers, Woodworth Planing Ma Iron Planers, chines. Engine Lathes, Gray A Wood's Planing Ma DrtU Lathes, a chines. Boring Machines, Daniels' Planing Machines, Slatting Machines, Moulding Machines, Upright Drills, Sash Marines. Steam Pumps, Tenoning Machines, Force Pumps, Pswer Morticing Machines, Lifting Pumps, Foot Morticing Machines, Suction Pumps. Boring Machines, Hydraulic Jacks, Blind Slat Tenoning Ma Screw Jacks, chines. Shafting Pulleys and Hang- Circular saw Benches, er«, Wright's Patent Scroll Saws Rubber and Leather Belt- Patent Belg Scroll Saws, Inge, Circular Reserving Mills Leather and Rubber Hose, Upright Reserving Mill* Plumbing and Gas Fit- Rotary and Mining Pumps tings. Every description >d Ma S’eam and Gas Pipes, chinery and Railway Sop Steam and Water Gauges, pales. COTTON GINS’ COTTON GINS! COTTON GINS! Tavlor, Eagle, Brown, Southern, Craven, Excelsior and McCarthy Cotton Gins, with engines or horse pow *ii«i pTi rvthnu ro^uired for tb** ii» Hiid for «tle at the lowest price. Your orders are respect octJS—ly t DAY IGA’S 1 * PURCHASING BURKAD, No*. 39 axt> 4n Park Row. All kinds of MERCHANDISE PURCHASED. Experienced and competent buyers engaged. Orders titled promptly and faithfully at the lowest prices, and purchases made only from Brst-class and reliable houses. Orders will be Ulled, PAYABLE ON DELIVERY, when a sulllcieiit sum is remitted to cover Freight and Com IH—Inns, Commissions on sums not exceeding ♦ion, FIVE per cent. Commissions on sums exceeding ♦100, TWO AND A HALF per cent. Addrese ISAAC DA VEGA, uov20—tf P. 0. Box 17uS, New York. j^AFES.SAFES. KRENKEL A AXTMANN, Manufacturers of Krexkil’s Iur^vED Firk axp Bprulak-Pboof SALAMANDER SAFES. THE MOST REUABLE SAFES NOW KNOWN I So. 199 Broom* St., bktwbk.v Norfolk axd Suffolk, NEW YORK. Orders solicited. novSO-ly TAMES WILDE, Jr., & CO., f f Manufacturers and Jobbers of CLOTHING, Sf. axd 67 White stkbkt, . First door West of Broadway, NEW YORK. Jmu Wildi, Ji. Johx 8. Wild*. Jos. Wildi. [apl5—tf] PARSON S, maxpfactorbr HADFIELD'S ONION FIREWORKS, MPORTRR CHINESE FIRECRACKERS, ROCKETS, ETC., ■AXCKACTCRKR LANTERNS, FUGS, ETC. Also, a large assortment of his own importation of TOYS AND FANCY GOODS. *«"No 24 John street, near Broadway, NEW TORK. oetlS-ly __ p RICE A LONG. CAR BUILDERS, TRENTON, N. J. 1S2 Broadway, Nkw Yoaa, 1340 Bkacb Street. Phii.adki.pbia, Pa., Are prepared to execute with despatch orders for all descriptions of PASSENGER and FREIGHT CARS. Especial attention is invited to their PATENT STEAM PASSENGER CARS, now running so successfully and economically on many Northern and Western roads. ( 1S2 BROADWAY. New York. OppIcrs.. J , ;J4t, BEMH STREET, Philadelphia. Refer to Geo. W. Grice, K»q., Portsmouth, Va. nov4~ly*__ __ U E NEWS. DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY! THE NEW YORK WEEKLY AND SEMI WEEKLY NEWS. GREAT FAMILY NEWSPAPERS' BENJAMIN WOOD Editor and Proprietor. Journals of politics, literature, fashions, market and financial report*, interesting mis cellany, and new* from all parts of the world. Im provements introduced. Immense circulations deter mined on. The largest, best and cheapest papers pub lished in Sew York. NEW YORK WEEKLY NEWS, published every Wednesday—single copies Scents; one copy, one year’ *3 ; three copies, one year, *5 So; five copies, one year, *S 73; ten copies, one year, *17, and an extra copy to any club of ten ; twenty copies, one vear, *30. The Weekly News is sent to clergymen at il 60. SEMI-WEEKLY NEWS, published every Tues day and Friday—single copies, one year, *4 ; three co pies, one year, #lo ; five copies, one year, *15; ten co pies, one year, *3o, and an extra copy to any club of ten; tweiitv copies, one year, *55; to clergymen, *3. NEW V'KiC DAILY NEWS—to mail subscribers, *lo per annum ; six months, *5 For sale by all newsdeal er*. Specimen copies of Dally and Weekly News sent free. Address BENJ. Wool). Daily Nows Building, No. v Hall Square, New York City. sepSo—tf D A C I F I C HOTEL, I 170, 172, 174 and 176 Greenwich street, One square west of Broadway, Between Conrtland and Dey streets, NEW YORK. JOHN PATTEN, JR.PROPRIETOR The PACIFIC HOTEL is well and widely known to the travelling public. The location i9 especially suita ble to merchants ind business men. It isincloseprox imity to the business part of the city; is on the highway of Southern and Western travel, and adjacent to all the principal railroad and steamboat depo'ts. The Pacific ha* liberal accommodations for over three hundred gnests; il is well famished, and possesses every modern improvement for the comfort and enter tainment of its inmates. The rooms are spacious and well ventilated ; provided with gas and water ; the at tendance is prompt and respectful, and tlie table i* gen erously provided with every delicacy of the season. The subscriber, who, for the past few years, has been the lessee, is now sole proprietor, and intends to iden tify himself thoroughly with the interests of his house. With long experience as a hotel-keeper, he trusts, by moderate charge* and a liberal policy, to maintain the farorable reputation of the Pacific Hotel. To prevent overcharge by hackmen, the coaches of the hotel are owned by the proprietor. „,p2S—ly JOHN PATTEN, Jr. Durye.vs MAIZENA, Was the only “prep aration for food from Indian Corn" that received a mddal and honorable mention from the Royal Commis sioners, at the great international Exhibition, London, 1S62, the competition of all prominent manufactu rers of “Corn Starch ’ and "Prepared Corn Flour" ot this and other countries notwithstanding. MAIZENA. the food and luxury of the age, without a single fault, one trial will convince the most skeptical. Makes Puddings, Cakes, Custards, BUuc Mange, lie , without isinglass, with few or no egg*, at a cost astonishing to th- most economical. A slight addition to ordinary wheat tour greatly improves bread and cake, it is also excellent for thickening sweet sauces, gravies for fish and meat, soups, Ac. For ice cream nothing can compare with it. A little boiled Id milk will produce rich cream for coffee, chocolate, tea, Jtc. Put np in one pound packages, under the trade mark Msiiena, with directions for use. A most delicious article of food for children and in ever^rhere. Whole-ale Pepot, 166 Fulton street, New Tork. WILLIAM DURTKA, J*2ti—It General Agent. DERRICKSON ft BARTLETT, WHOLUilA PAPER AND RAG DEALERS, No. SO Beektuan street.New York. Printing. Writing Wrapping A Colored Paper*, Straw and Binders'Board*. Tarred R<"'#ng Paper, Paper Manu facturer*' Supplies, and all kind* of Paper Mill Machine ry. Paper of every description made to order. Rag* taken in exchange for paper. Orders by mall promptly attended to. octM—iy N OLEN & STEERS, _ Fiptt-thi«d Erairr asn Sxcoxd Avxxri. NEW TORK. Wholesale and retail Dealers in all kinds of LrMBER, Manufacturer* of MOULDINGS, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, and BOX SHOCKS. Turning in all it* branches Rooks containing Patterns of Mouldings sent on application. deeSl-ly _ Manhood and the vigor <>k youth restored in four weeks by DR. RICORD'S Essence of Life. Thi* wonderful agent will restore manhood to the most shattered constitution*, whether arising from excesses, sole abuse, the effects of climate, or natural cause,. Time required to cure the mo»t inveterate case* i* four weeks. Failure is impossible. Dr. Ricord s Es sence of Life Is sold in cases with full instructions for use, at tit, or four quantities in one for Jc, and will be sent to any part, carefully packed, on receipt of remit tance to hi* accredited agent, PHILIP KOLAND, 3f j Liberty street. New Tork. novSS-ffm The inventors AND MANUFACTURERS OF FAIRBANKS’ STANDARD SCALES Attach less importance to the very large number of .... . PREMIUMS' which have been awarded tothfm by scientific, raecha ***°*^l«ns, than to the empha tic, far more signiflcant. and to them satisfactory en dorsement of’Practical business men. during a te'rrn of year., ex ending far beyond and covering the entire ba»ine«* life of a «cor* of imitator* * Every appliance of power and skill I. now being used to supply the constantly increasing demand G^these well-known and universally approved r t“*'® STANDARD SCALES. Every effort will be used to meet the w»nt* of onr friends, consistent with a retention of theirTu i perior qualities and perfect protection of their world" wide reputation for ACCURACY, DURABILITY and CONVENIENCE. Warranted,** usual. FAIRBANKS A CO., nov-i -6m 252 Broadway. New York. Envelopes and writing paper AT WHOLESALE—SAMUEL RAYNOR A CO., 11J i and 117 William street, New York, Envelope Manufac turer,. including every style of Epistolary, Note, Let ter, Official, Pay Drug and Portfolio Envelopes. Alto sole agents for the Irving A Harrison Mills Wri ting Papers, by the case or smaller quantity. Price list, with samples, sent bv mail when requested. Deal er* are invited to call ami examine stock, styles, prices, 1 Ac , Ac * feblO—lm NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIAMONDS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, SILVER WARE, BRONZES, Ac., WORTH OVER ONE MILLLION DOLLARS! All to be sold at FIVE DOLLARS EACH, without re gard to value, and not to be paid for.until you know what you are to receive. 1,733 Gold and Silver Watches were distributed among the patrons of Parkinson A Company during the mouth of January, lSfiti. Read comments by the Press, speaking of the firm in the most complimentary man ner: " A most industrious and prosperous house.”— bhippensburg (Pa. 1 Sentinel. * “ Give all who deal with them perfect satisfaction.”—Dunkirk |S. Y.) Josrndl. o Enjoy a high reputation for honorable dealing and the uuality of their goods.”—New Palti(N. Y.) Timet. “ Perfectly reliable and will do all they promise.”— Nvack cN'.'Y.) i'itv ami County. “ Stand high for hon esty and fair dealing.”—Fishkill (N. Y.) Journal. •• Honorable and fair-dealing men."— Stapleton (X. Y.) Journal. “ (>ne of the oldest and most reliable Arms in business.”—Canajoharle (N. \.) Rtulii. “Keep . their word and act honorably by their patrons.- — Lyons (X. Y.) Prett. ' .Vgi Solid Gold Hunting Watches.130010 750 500 Magic-cased Gold Watches. 250 dot) 5tm Ladies’ Enameled Watches. 100 500 5oo Diamond Cluster Ladies' Sets.Smi 7efl 1,000 Diamond Solitaire Kings. 75 25*) 1 000 Heavy Silver Hunting Watches. 75 150 l|oOO Open-face Silver Watchet. 20 75 l.ooo Silver and Mahogany Musical Boxes.. loo 5oo 1,’issi Silver Dining bets. 75 350 1,500 Silver Tea Sets, complete. 50 2oo 2,<ns)Silver Urus and Salver*. 75 25o 2,000 Seven-chamber Revolver*. 75 Soo 2,5<S) Patent single-barrel Pistol*. 25 75 2,is-o Richly framed Oil Paintings. 75 350 2,500 Elegant pearl Opera Gla-sr-s. 25 7.) 3,)ssi Mammoth Photograph Albums. 15 50 3,ono Cluster Diamond King*... 25 Its) 3,000 Ladies’ oval Bracelets. 13 3,.ssi Gold Chains, of dttferent designs. 25 30*' 3,5oo Gold Thimbles, chased .. 5 fin 10,000 Signet and Plain Gold Kings. 5 ,fi In,ono Gentlemen's Scarf Pius. 5 0(1 12,5<s) Broaches and Ear Drops. 5 35 12,-'sal Gold Lockets, double glaas. 5 35 10,000Gold PensandGold Holders. 10 J3 lo,000 Sets Studs and Sleeve Buttons. 5 25 5,oOo Silver Goblets and Drinking Cup*. 5 6n 5,000 Sets Tea, Table and Dessert Spoons- 10 25 5,n<s> Set« Tea. Table and Dessert Forks. 10 25 .l.ooo Set* Tea, Table and Dessert Knives.... 10 25 2..VO Revolving Stiver Castors. 25 75 2,500 Silver Cake and Fruit Baskets. 25 75 12,500 Wine Holders and other articles. 0 75 T<> immediately dispose of the above magnificent stock, certificates naming tho articles are placed in sealed envelopes and well mixed. Holders arc entitled to the articles named on their certificate upon a pay ment of $5, whether it be a beautiful Watch, ora Musi cal Box worth $500, or Plain Gold King, worth $5. Tho return of any of our certificates entitles you to the ar ticle named thereon, upon payment, irrespective of its wolth, and as no article valued loss than $5 is named on uny certificate, it will at once he seen thai this is no lottery, but a straight-forward, legitimate transaction, which mav be participated in even by the most fastidious. IPi? Anv one wishing to invest in the above enter prise can receive a sample package of a half-doien cer tificates, naming some of the above articles, by sending a stamped envelope bearing their address. Certificates not to be paid for unless fully satisfactory. We do this that all mav be convinced of our sincerity and the genu ineness of our sale. Call on or address, PARKINSON A C0„ feb20-3m 208 Broadway, New York. TJOWES & MAOY, (Formerly Olfleers of the Park Bank,) BANKERS, i No. 30 WALL STREET, NEW YORK. FOUR PER CENT. INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. Persons opening account's may deposit and draw ss they please, the same as with the city banks, and will be allowed interest on their daily balance at four per cent. Collections made upon any part of the United States or Canada. Orders for the purchase or sale of the various Issues of Government and other Stocks, Bonds and Gold promptly executed for the usual commission. I $500,000. ^'1TAI THE METROPOLITAN COLLAR COMPANY, NEW YORK. SUPERIOR LINEN PAPER COLLARS, Manufactured by D M Smyth’s Patent. We manufacture the Extra BYRON COLLAR Double Extra BYRON COLLAR Printed BYRON COLLAR Extra Corrugated BYRON COLIAR Fancy Corrugated BYRON COLLAR Silver Corrugated BYRON COLLAR French Enameled BYRON COLLAR Extra GARROTE COLLAR_ Extra Corrugated GAKROTE COLIAR Silver Corrugated GARROTE COLLAR And all from the best quality of material to bo found in the country. gyw. claim it to be the best and cheapest Collar In hWor°k«f 183 Washington street, NEW YORK. febli-Sm ______ C* PEC I.VI. NOTICE TO THE LADIES. Ijtdtes desiring a clear and beautiful complexion should u.e the gennine GEORGE W. LAfRD’S BLOOM OF YOUTH! This delightful Toilet Articlo has no equal for PRE SERVING and BEAUTIFYING the COJirLEXION and SKIN, and will REMOVE TAX, FRECKLES, and all other DISEASES OF THE SKIN. Sold by Druggists everywhere.. Depot—74 Fulton street. New York. ]an30-6tn K. u. SKINKKR. O* K. SKINKEK. S. H. PKNDI.ETOK. H. SKINKEK & CO., (Late of Richmond, \ a.,) GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. S3 FRONT STREET, NEW YORK, Off.r their services for the PURCHASE OF MERCHAN DISE ON ORDER, and for the SALE OF COTTON, FLOUR. GRAIN. &<\_febseiin_ K iTn KEL & AXTMANN, Manufacturers of IRON BEDSTEADS, Hat Stands, Cribs, Hall and Garden Chairs, Settees, Store and Piano Stools, Umbrella Stands, and Iron Railing, No. 19S Broomk St., between Norfoi.x and Sufpoi.x, NEW YORK. iff" Orders solicited. ljov30-lSm TJENRY & JOHN PARET, Jr., 65 CHAMBERS STREET. NEW YORK, Manufacturers and Jobbers of CLOTHING. A LARGE STOCK ADAPTED TO SOUTHERN TRADE. jaal3-6ui k .v. _ Dickerson, reed & co., Importers of and Dealers la TIN PLATE, SHEET IRON, COPPER, WIRE, ZINC, And all other articles for Tinners' use, 29 and 31 Cliff street, corner of Fulton, NEW YORK. sepl2—ly BROWN’S STANDARD SCALES, Used by tha UNITED STATES and FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS for more than Thirty Years. Adapted to any branch of Business for Foreign or Home Markets. Warranted accurate and durable. • Sales Rooms No. 3 Barclay street, near Broadway, New York. sepl8—ly R. BROWN, Manufacturer. TNIUCT PR F M 11IM KTF.AM RAW MILLS. r — _ The first prite, the Gold Medal, was awarded to the WASHINGTON IRON WORKS, by the American Institute, at their Fair, in October, 1S65, for the best CIRCULAR SAW MILL ARD . STEAM ENGINE. fcg'Orders for these. Gang Saw Mills, Sugar Mills, General Machinery, Iron and Brass Castings, Forgings, Railroad Cars, Ac , Ac., promptly filled. Address GEO. M. CLAPP, Treasurer, Newburgh, N. Y., or L. C. WARD, Agent, dec9-ly 65 Liberty street (Room No. S), N. Y. uio’ D. FOWLS. W«. E. HOT, HCOH BIOS. I TjH)WLE & CO., (Yormerly of Alexandria, Ya.,) COMMISSION MERCHANTS, IMPORTERS OP RAILROAD IRON AND DEALERS IN RAILROAD SUPPLIES. Office No. 70 Broadway, NEW YORK. [octl4-fim]__ JOHN L. EUBANK, (formerly with Kent, Paine A Co.,) ROW WITH KIKTLAND, BRONSON A CO., Manufacturers and Jobbers of CLOTHING, 45 and 47 Chambers street, opposite new CouTt House, NEW YORK, Incites a call from his Southern friends. feblS—Ira___ i IMMENSE IMPROVEMENT IN steam. HICK'S Patent Direct-acting, Reciprocatlng-piston STEAM ENGINES Sare 75 per cent, in space, weight, transportation, friction and parts oxer the best engines, with great economy in steam and repairs. The Cheapest. Simplest, most Compact and Durable made Ada^ed to iall pur poses. fot circular, address THE HICKS ENGINE CO., No. *S Liberty street New York. dec34-2taw6m A STEN & THROCKMORTON, No. *53' X\. Bowery. New York Manufacturers and Dealers in Builders'and Locksmith's Hardware, Nalls, Pollies, Cord, Rim Lock, and Knobs, Butt Hinges, Brass and Iron Keys and Castings Gong Bells, Wire, SilTer Pla j »in«. Ac. i All order., large or small, furnished promptly at 6 per real, lew than market prices, seplS—bn NEW TORE ADVERTISEMENTS. ATI'RE'S OWN REMEDIES. ' CONGRESS SPRING WATER. EMPIRE SPRING WATER. COLUMBIAN SPRING WATER. No natural or artificial compound has yet been dis covered or manufactured that equals these waters as a preventive, rki iek and permanent ccre, for many temporary and chronic diseases, as proved by the expe rience of many thousands who have dranlfcthem for years, with the most beneficial effects. congress water Is a cathartic, alterative and tonic, and is a valuable reinedv for affections of the Liver and Kidneys, Dyspep sia, Gout, Chronic Constipation and Cutaneous diseases. Is a most powerful preventive of the Fevers and Bil ious Complaints, so prevalent in warm climates. EMPIRE WATER Is a cathartic, and a valuable remedy for Rheuma tism Derangement of the Liver, Diseases of the Skin, and General Debililv. Its effects are most salutary in Lung Diseases. It is an almost st RE < the for Scrofula, and the most aggravated forms of Dyspepsia. As a preventive and cure for all Bilious Derangements it stands unrivalled. COLUMBIAN WATER Is a tonic and diuretic of a highly beneficial charac ter, and is a positive RKMETIT for Diabetes, Gravel, Calculus, Irritation and Inflammation of the Kidneys and Bladder, and has most shigularly active effects in restoring these organs when debilitated hv long dis ease. Females who have suffered for years from irre gularity, and the distressing diseases known only to their sex, have been entirely curedtiy the faithfsl and judicious use of Columbian Water. These waters are bottled fresh and pure, from each of the above named Springs, in so careful and secure a manner that they preserve all their medicinal value for years, and will be found equally efficacious when drank thousands of miles distant as when takeu direct ly from the spring. Beware op imitations and inferior Waters. The corks of all genuine Congress, Empiro and Columbian Waters are branded on the side of the cork thus : CConoress Water, ( (Empirr WatSr, j i C. A K. S. Co. S $ C. Ic K. 8. Co S tC’ol.i MBiAN Water, \ I C. it E. S. Co. S Packed safely and securely, in boxes suitable for shipment to any part of the world. Congress and Em pire Waters in boxes, containing 4 Dozen Pints, or 2 Dozen Quart Bottles each. Columbian Water inboxes containing 4 or 6 Dozen Half Pints, or 4 Dozen Pint Bottles each. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, HOTELS, WINE MERCHANTS, AND FIRST CLASS OUOCERS. Sold oni.v at Wholesale by HOTCHKISS SONS, Proprietors, 92 Beekman street, New York. KJTOrders by mail receive prompt attention. [feb28—MWJtFSm] TIT J. SHARP’S * BILLIARD TABLE FACTORY, No. 148 Fulton street, NEW YORK. AI,l. ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO. feb22--eod6m A J A N G L K S , FOR SMOOTHING CLOTHES, Suitable for Hotels, Laundrys and Families, At prices from $20 to ♦ISO. They may be used with steam power. DUNCAN A SHARP, , 70 Frankfort street. feb22 -eod.trn _ New York. p It Y GOODS. LATHROP, LUDINGTON A CO., 330 Broadway.NEW YORK, Offer to Southern and Western.Jobbers and Retailers, at the lowest market prices, FOR CASn, A very large and attractive stock of DRESS GOODS, CLOTHS, NOTIONS, • HOSIERY, 'feb6-eod3m WHITE GOODS, Ar. pUMPS! PUMPS! PUMPS! STEAM, FORCE, SUCTION AND LIFTING PUMPS op every description; STEAM AND (IAS PIPES, PIPE AND STEAM FITTINGS, AND EVERT DESCRIPTION OF PLUMBERS’, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS’ GOODS, FOR SALE AT THE LOWEST RATES, BT JOHN B. FULLER No. 8 Dev Street, nov4--eudly NEW LORK. QAKHART, WHITFORD .V CO., MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN READ Y-M ADE CLOTHING, American Express Bi ildino, Nob. 56, 57, 59 and 61 Hudson street, near Duano, NEW YORK. T. P. CARHART, I HBXRT snAVER, W H. WHITFORD, I )• B. VAN WAOEXEN, A. T. HAMILTON. Office of Pavan & Carbart in liquidation, jaiil't-eoddiu _ gHOW CASE MANUFACTORY OP H E I L & SUM, No. 153 Chatham Street, NEW YORK. Hf" Orders for all kinds of SHOW-CASES solicited. l'eb29-eod3m Q KOOII, Manufacturer of CABINET FURNITURE, No. 131 Essex Street, Corner of Rivington Street, NEW YORK. Complete assortments of the latest styles constantly on hand, which, for elegance and durability, have no rival. Sold at wholesale and retail on the most reasonable terms. Orders solicited. ALL GOODS WARRANTED. febS-eodSm S KINGSLANI), VI'fl.nK'OUM •>! ■ » It' llAii 1 , ! .No. 94 Libkrtt street.New York, ; Dealer in Printing Paper, Stationery. Copying Presses, Type, Printing Presses and Printers' Materials , also, Cast Steel Saws, Hardware and Machinery of all kinds. Prices and descriptions of Printing Machinery, etc., furnished on application. All orders will receive prompt attention. Keerukkcks.—Messrs. R. Hoe A Co., Nos. 29 anl 31 Gold street. New York ; Messrs. E. B. Clayton's Sons, No. 46 John street. New York. feb23--eod2w H. SCHIEFFELIN & CO., EFCCES80RS TO SCHIEFFELIN BROTHERS & CO., 170 and 172 William street, IMPORT ERR AND JOBBERS OF DRUGS, INDIGO, CORKS, SPONGES, FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY, Ac., Ac. __ [sep9—eodfim] FROBEKG & ZULL, MASCFACTCRER8 OF SHOW CASES (IN METALAND WOOD), 219 Crxtrr Street, Ner Grand, two blocks from Broadway,' NEW YORK. A great assortment of SHOW-CASBS constantly on hand, which, for neatness and durability, have no rival. Orders solicited. Jan29-eod3m RA1IAM, DORSETT & CO., successors to I" Hawes, Graham A Co., importers of ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY, Nos. 174, 176 and 178 Centre street, New York, keep constantly on hand the most exten sive variety of finely-figured Foreign and Domestic Woods to be found in the United States, in LOOS, PLANKS, BOARDS AND VENEERS, suitable for Cabinet, Piano and Billiard Table Manu facturer* and Car Builders; also, Mahogany and Spanish Cedar Collin stuff. In connection with our business we have a large Saw Mill and the moat celebrated Veneer Cutting Machine, which enablea us to All all orders entrusted to u* with 1 promptness. declS—3m NEW TORE ADVERTISEMENTS. BRIEN & ('ARKF.KK. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NEW YORK. Consignments of any description of PRODUCE, or orders for the purchase of same, or any business ap pertaining to a General Commission House, as alsocon signments or orders to our friends abroad, where we have extensive connections, are solicited. Particulars of all markets will be given npon inqui ry, and advances made upon business entrusted to us or our friends CARRERE A CO., Commission Merchants, mh7-6m New Orleans. Q.UNS, PISTOLS, FANCY GOODS. FITCH„WALDO A BARRE, No. 1J Maiden Lane.NEW YORK, Importers and wholesale dealers in GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, AMMUNITION, Ac. MILITARY and FANCY GOODS, CLOCKS, BRONZES, Ac. AGENTS FOR COLT’S PATENT FIRE-ARMS COMPANY. »epS—eo46m J>OBERT FOULDS, IMPORTER OP FRENCH, E.VDMSH AND HERMAN TOYS, FANCY GOODS,*. CHINA AND FIREWORKS, Also MANUFACTURER OF TRANSPARENT SI.ATES. No. 89 John Street, New York. novl-eodly IT'R. KRUSE, . mantpactcrer op S II 0 W CASES. Show Cases of all styles on hand, and sold on the MOST LIBERAL TERMS. *r Orders solicited. 139, MULBERRY STREET, (Near Grand, two blocks from Broadway,) NEW YORK. Jan2fi-( d Ha gAFES! SAFES ! THOMSEN A PREUSS, No. 264 West Twcnty-aeventh *t., near Ninth Arentte, NEW YORK, Manufacturers of , NEW PATENT, FIRE, BURGLAR AND FOWDER , PROOF SAFES, from forty dollars and upwards. Guaranteed for twenty years. Orders solicited. ja29-en.hu WONDERFUL 1 PHARAOH’S SERPENTS OR SERPENTS’ EGGS. THE SCIENTIFIC WONDER OF TI1F. AGE! “ If the egg be ignited, a large serpent will appear.” Prepared and sold, »t wholesale and retail, by OLDEN A SAWYER, Chemists, No. 246 Canal street, New York. Price SO cents per box, sent free by mail. HfTAgents wanted. fobS-eodlm : 6£H)DD & RAFFERTY, ENGINEERS AND FOUNDERS, OFFICE AND WORKS, PATERSON, NEW JERSEY, WAREHOUSE, NO. 4, DEY ST., NEW YORK, Manufacturers ofStalionary and Portable Steam Engines and Boilers ; Flax, Iletnp, Tow, Oakum, and Rope Ma chinery; Shafting, Mill Gearing, Iron and Brass Cast ings ofall kinds; Lathes, Planing Machines, Drills; Shaping, Slotting and Boring Machines ; Gear Cutters, Centering, Milling and Bolt Cutting. Machines ; Chucks of all kinds, Leather mid Rubber Belting, Lace Leather, Belt Hooks, and general suppljes for railroad and other machine shops. Judson A Snow's Patent Governors ; Saw Mills, Cotton Gins, Presses, Ac., constantly oil l1H„d. TODD A RAFFERTY, febl2-ly No. 4 Dey street, New York. INSURANCE COMPANIES. HOME INSURACK COM PAN Y, SAVANNAH,GEORGIA. CAPITAL (all subscribed).2,600,000 AARON WILBUR, President. M. A. COHEN, Secretary. DIRECTORS. Andrew Low, William H. Stark, , Henry Brigham, Octavius Cohen, John Richardson, A. J. Miller, II. W. Lathrop, E. C. Wade, John Bones, Aaron Wilbur, W. S. Roberta, $ A 8U u John >1. Cooper, John W. Anderson, N. A. Hardee, Henry Lathrop, Joseph S. Claghorn, W. N. Habersham, J. 0. L. Martin, Eufaula, J. H. Graybtll, Alabama. H^ior'K’l0. ASSETS PAR VAI.I E, JANUARY. 1S60. Railroad amt City Bonds, all good. $liyW Railroad Stocks. 8,000 Bank Stocks. S.OoO Coupons, all good. 10,770 Cash and Cash Items. 18,Lt'J United States Bonds and Notes. _ 783 Bills Receivable, now. 7,188 Bills Receivable, old. #,731 Bank Hills. 3,822 Insurance Stocks. L0,.t"0 Cotton Account. 131,477 $237,0*0 Unpaid Capital Slock.2,non,ooo Slate of Georgia Treasury Notes. 03,124 B>i)" For Insurance against Lo-s or Damage by Fire, apply to , MONTAGUE A W1I1TAL, mh2-lw Agents, Richmond, Va. jy^UTUAL LIFE INSURANCE New York. Cash assets, July 1st, 1S68, - - $13,800,000 00, Annual income, in cash, - 3,600,000 00. The dividends of this Company are larger in amount for premiums paid than in any company in the world. All of the profit* arising from this immense fund and annual income A8M0AI.LTDIVIDBD amongst the in sured. Application* can be made to J. B. MACMrano, A. Bom. I no, Dr. J. B. MoCaw, John M. Otkv, P. F. How ard, or E. B. Mkauk, with O. F. BREESEE, General Agent. Offlco—Franklin stroet, between 7th and 8th. sepl4t L>RANCH OFFICE ) OF TnK SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW T O R K . Capital,.$1,000,000 00. Surplus, - #00,000 oo. Annual income over ... 1,inki,iio0 00. This Company takes Fire and Marine Risks on the most favorable terms. Country risks also taken. All losses paid at this office without delay of sending proof to home office. Application can he made to A. Bot.MNU, John M. Otkv, P. F. Howard, or E. B. Mkauk, witli 0. F. BREESEE, General Agent, Office Franklin street, between 7th and 8th. sep!4—t Montague & whitall, (Late of the Merchants’ Insurance Company of Richmond,) INSURE Property of all Kinds In the most reliable Companies. They also efoct Marine Insurance and Life Insurance. Okkicf: No. 231 MaiB street, Just below the Spots wood Hotel. __anglli—tf TYPE FOUNDRIES. Richmond type foundry Anp » PRINTERS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE, Richmond, Va. Southern manufactures should he supported. BOOK, NEWS and JOB TYPE, from the celebrated Bishop metal, anil the latest Scotch faces. BOOK, NEWS, and FANCY INKS ofsll colors; wood type, cases, stands, leads, reglet, quotations, quoins, metal furniture, mallets, bras* rule, plainer*, brass dashes, shooting sticks, mitering machines, in fset every article requisite for a Printing Office, at North brn Pricks, l’ressos.new and second-hand, furnished to order. H. L. PELOUZE & CO., 8ep4_tf Richmond, Va. ■ ■ "r. BANK NOTICES. NOTICE.—At a meeting of the Board of Directors o. the Bank of Virginia, on Friday, Oc tohea 13,1865, the following resolutions were adopted : newspapers, that the Hank of Virginia will redeem its circulating notes, and pay deposits standing on 1st July, 1881, as they do now, at the rate of twenty-live cents (25) in coin, or the equivalent in currency, per dollar; or will advance sixteen cents per dollar, in coin, or the equivalent in currency, to such holders and on such deposits, the parties to receive in addition a ratable proportion of such amnunt as may be real lied and made available from the assets of the Bank for distribution when its atfairs can be brought to a close. Resolved, That depositors having balances due them in Confederate currency he requested forthwith to with draw such balances. JAMES CASKIE, President. oetl4-tf A. F. DENNY, Acting Cashier. OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT, NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA- i TION COMPANY, Richmond, Virginia, March 3, 1886. ) TO THE PUBLIC. In consequence of the grant by certain railroads of the country of piivileges to other Express Companies, which make these companies virtual monopolies, and exclusive in their operations over these roads, at least, so far as this Company, now in its infancy, is concerned, it has been deemed judicious to discontinue some routes heretofore established, in order to perfect certain lead ing lines'upon which there are no obstacles to fair com petition. It is the pnrpose of the Company to establish their lines, at an early day, through to New Orleans. The line from Baltimore sia Cincinnati to St. Louis, is near ly completed, and will be in operation in a few days. mhS lw J. E. JOHNSTON, President. UANO! GUANO! GUANO t No. 1. Peruvian Guano No. 1 Pacific Guano Flour of Bone Super Phosphate of Plaster, Shell Lime Agricultural Salt, Ac. For sale at the lowest market prices bv ALLISON A ADDISON, Dealers in Agricultural Implements, Seeds, Guano, Ac.. feb28--lm Fifteenth street. Richmond, V» Butchers, attention_if you w in want of fine marble or tin disk MEAT SCALES, at low prices, call at HARPER, TALIAFERRO A CO.’S, Foot of Sixth street, j»U2-q On the Canal. J 7r DOZEN CULLENS & CO.’S CAST ') OTEEL AXES, receiving this day, direct from the manufacturers, and for sale at lowest market rates by [ W. 8. DON NAN A CO., feb7f Governor street, | C3RUCIBLES, CRUCIBLES,—Hessian Cru, J cibles, fur meltinggoli), silver, Ac., f°r 6816 **7 A. BODEKKR A BRO., pruggi-ts, mbit No. 10 Main stieet. I OAA BOXES tine GUNPOWDER TEA, for sale by WM TAYLOR A SON. 1 WASHINGTON ADVERTISEMENTS. JOHN K. ELVANS & CO., Dkai.erj ur HARDWARE AND METALS, No. 309 Pennsylvania avenne, between Ninth and Tenth streets, WASHINGTON, D. C. L. H. HOPKIXS. 3. B. EI.VAX*. C. B. PEARSoX. jan26-3m __ WASHINGTON MEDICAL INSTITUTE, Washington, d. c. Established r* r refuge from quackery and imposition, by E. T. LEON, M. D. Dr. Leon guarantees scientific treatment and a radical cure of all acute or chronic diseases, especially those arising from self-abuse. The lengthy practice which the Doctor has had in the treatment of those complaints has made him thorough ly acquainted with every symptom which may arise, and hi- recent discoveries made in their treatment jns tiflcs him in bidding defiance to all competition in their care. ORGANIC WEAKNESS immediately cured, and fall rigor restored. The Doctor has made wonderful di-coveries in treat ing, and miraculous CURES of diseases of the Lungs, Heart, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder. Weakness of the Back, Strictures, Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the Heart, Impotent-)', Involuntary Discharges, Nervousness, Lan gonr. Low Spirit-, TinUdity, Trembling, Confusion of Ideas, Dimness of Sight or Giddiness, and ail-those ter rible'disorders arising from solitary habits of youth, rendering life miserable. YOUNG MEN who have injured themselves by a loathsome practice indulged in when alone, a habit frequently learned from evil companions, or at school, the effect* ef which will totally unfit th-in for the du ties of man, and if not cured destroys both mind and bodv, should not neglect their case ere it lie too late. Apply immediately to the IH’rtor, as lie is the only one who will warrant a CERTAIN CUKE. Dr. LeonHvould caution all who may be suffering, to bit careful of whom they confide in as a physician, as the country i- filled with quacks, imposter* and sharp ers, wliose only abilities are for deceiving the unwary and leading astray the unfortunate, instead of bringing them again into the social paths of society. • No ChAkoes Made ix Cask of Faii.prk. All disease- of the Scalp, Hair and Skin.cured. For further particular-, address, with stamps, E. T. LEON, M. !>., Washington, D. C. Consulting office, 420 Pennsylvania Avenne. Jy24—lv _ Q AED, 0 W K N II 0 USE, (Late Markam'a Hotel,) ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN, No. 212 Pennsylvania avenne, adjoining Willard's Hotel, WASHINGTON, D.C. THOMAS P. JACKS, deelO-eodSm / Proprietor. ttnTted ..STATUS HOTEL, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Near the Capitol,) WASHINGTON, D. C. M. n. BEAN A CO., Proprietors sepSO—eodfim VvT ALL, STEPHENS & CO., 322 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, (Between 9th,and loth eta.) WASHINGTON, D. C. Dealers in Gentlemen’s and Buys' Ready Made CLOTH ING and FURNISHING GOODS, of fine qualities. Also, TRUNKS, VALISES, CARPET HAGS, Ac., Ac. July24—eoddm XTT71LLA ED’S HOTEL, ’ WASHINGTON. D. C., SYKES, CHADWICK & Co., Proprietors, (Late of Girard House, Philadelphia.) [ap2fi--eodly] BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS. tpAMILY DYE COLORS. PATENTED OCTOBER 13, lSiiS. Black, Dark Green, Black for Silk, Light Green, Dark Bine, Magenta, Light Bine, MaJie, French Blue, Maroon, Claret Brown, Orange, Dark Brown, Pink, Light Brown, Purple, Snuff Brown, Royal Purple, .Cherry, Salmon, AJritllson, acariei, Dark Drab, Slate, Light Drab, Solferino, Fawn Drab, Violet, Light Fawn Drab, Yellow, For Dving Silk, Woolen and Mixed Goods, Shawl*, Scarf-, presses, Ribbons, Gloves, Bonnets, Hats, Feathers, Children’* Cloth ing, and all kinds of Wearing Apparel. HT A saving of eighty per cent. 3* For 25 cents you can color as many goods as would otherwise cost live times that sum. Various shades call be produced from the same dye. The process is simple, and any one can use the Dye with perfect suc Directlon* In English French and German, inside of each package. HOWE & STE\ KNS, 26o Broadway, Boston. For sale by Druggists and dealers generally. nc! ft—6m '__ jpHURCH CHOIRS ARB SATISFIED that the best book fortheir use is “THE IIAK1* OF J UDAH," by L. O. Emerson. Letters from all direc tions confirm the opinion that no collection of Church Music recently published has given such general satis faction. Choirs the most fastidious In their tastes, and having the reputation of being “very bard to please," have acknowledged the “Harp of Judah’’ to be just the bonk they want. Price tl J* per copy, lilt dozen. OLIVER DITSON 4 CO., Publishers, 277 Washington street, Boston. feb21—t* REMOVALS. jQirFUY & Ml KINNEY, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Have removed their office to the new building at the lower end of the Basin, Immediately opposite the toll house. They continue the sale of Tobacco, Flour, Wheat, Corn, 4c., and trust from long experience iohe able to give satisfaction to all who may patronize them. febl2-6m I M O V A E . \\\ B. JONES k CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, I.I14U0KS AND PERUVIAN GUANO, Have removed to their uew store house, corner Cary and Virginia streets (hetweou Thirteenth and Four teenth streets) where will always be found a large stock of goods In their Hue, which will l>e offered to tlie trade at the lowest price. febfi-lm j,) K M 0 V A L. E. G. JAMES & CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Have removed to their large.t.ew store, south side of Cary street, third door from Thirteenth street. They have now in store— Extra and superfine Virginia Fluur Superior old Kentucky Rye Whiskey Extra quality French Brandy Scupperuong Wine Soused Pig» Feet . Canvased llama Also, a large lot of heavy staple Dry Goods, all of which they offer for sale at the lowest market rates to close consignment*. They solicit con-ignmouts of all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE and MERCHANDISE, and are prepared to receive a large quantity of storage. K. 0. JAMES & CO., Cary street declfi—tf 3d door from above Thirteenth street. KM OVAL. L GARDNER 4 CARLTO^ Have REMOVED to their new Store RnUiitOg. No. ft, on Fourteenth or Pearl street, iv*„ere they offer to the trade a full and good assortment of BOOTS, SHOES and HATS. janlftf TJEMOVAL.—ON THE FIRST OF JANG V< ary, 1866, we will remove our business to Nv-. 278 and 2Sl", Broadway, (up stairs,) directly 01.nm.1te A. T. Stewart 4 Co. ' HALL. SOUTH WICK 4 CO. N. B.—We would call attention, in connection with above notice of our removal, to our Increased facilities for manufacturing Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’* Ma chine Sewed Wurk of all kinds. dec22-(im CABINET FURNITURE, &c. G1 B. STACY k SON, Jf* 116 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, , Wboi.RSAI.k ani> Rktaii. Deai.br* \g CABINET FURNITURE, MIRRORS, BEDr ivr AND CARPETS. Their facilitie* enable them to assure «b ejr frjentl.a and the public that they are prepared to fr rnirtj, ererv article in their line at Northern prices, Freight and Packing a«id«3«J. They are confident that they can furnish everything on the very best of terms. SHUCK MATTP.F'siKW AT VERT LOW PRICK*. fi. ' * So.\ are auxlous lo purchase every SII ’CK that cat, be delivered to them, a.,d will pay one good order ’,0U ,'f:‘'l'hat m“y l’“ deUve/ed In LetFarmers bti sure and „end theirshuck* forward. dec2tM( J^otTce. ~ MR. R. P. RICHARDSON, In charge of Carpeting, Window .Shades, Curtains, Pa per-Hangings, and a general assortment of HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, will, until the second story of our new store Is finished, occupy the basement story of Mr. John C. Miller's new Dry-Goods Store, corner of Ninth and Main streets, where he will fie pleased to see his old friends. Mr. G. P. PRESCOTT, in charge of FURNITURE, will continue to occupy the Third Story until the sec ond is completed, which will be in about ten day*. dec29| FRENCH A CRENSHAW. SADDLES, HARNESS, &c. SADDLES ud HARNESS. The undersigned would respectfully call the attention of merchants, farmers and others to his largo stick of SADDLES, HARNESS, BRIDLES, A.\, Of his own mannfarture, which has been made up of the best materials during lire past Fall and Winter, which he warrants eqnal to any in uarket in material and workmanship, all of whch he otfers at as low rates as the same work can he purohased either North or South. All persons in waut of any good* in my line would do well to give me a call before purchasing elsewhere. Whl-W0. MILES. SAUCES. PICKLES, &c. JUST RECEIVED, on consignment— 10 half barrels superior PICKLES 10 half barrets superior SAUK KRAUT •Jtf barrels VINEGAR For sale at lowest market rates, by WE1SJGER, MONCURE ft CO., jauITt 7s Marti street, op stairs. AUCES, JELLIES, PICKLES, &c. kA 12 dor. Worcestershire Sauce A dot. Royal Osborue Sauce A doi. C. Jr B.'s Suho Sauce A doi. Current Jelly * A doi, Cuptes Capacities Z Joi. Olires Verdeles 0 doi. assorted Plekies Preserred Ginger, Pine Apple Cheese, Ac., sailing low. DANDKIDGE A ANDERSON. ]an4-tf__ PRIME TIMOTHY HA\\ CLOVER HAV. REEVE A MAYO, feblOf Franklin st., between Sth and ;nh its. 1 AAA BUSHELS PRINCE EDWARD 1 v v v Island SEED OATS, Jn store, for sale by feb21-lf E. 0. JAMES ft CO. BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS. gPKING IMPOKTATIONTn^rTlK., J RIBBONS, MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS. ARMSTRONG, CATOR&CO., Importers and Jobbers of RIBBONS, BONNET SILKS AND LACES, VELVETS, KTCHES, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, STRAW BONNETS, LADIES' HATS, TRIMMED AND USTRIMMED, SHAKER HOODS, Ac., Ho. 237 and Lofts of 239 Baltimore street, Baltimore, md. Offer a stock unsurpassed in the United Stales in variety And cheapness*. Orders solicited and prompt attention given. "VIEW BACON, LARD, PIGS’ FEET, &c. IN 50,000 lbs. new Hams, Shoulders, Breast pieces 4c. 20.000 lbs. superior sugar-cured Hams 25.000 lbs. superior sugar-cnred Shoulders 20.000 lbs. Sides and Breast-pieces 20,000 lbs. Shoulders, low price 600 bbls. and j-bbls. soused Pigs’ Feet New Lard, in barrels, pails, 4c., 4c. For sale by F. ROLOSON & CO., 67 West Pratt street, dec9-3m» Baltimore. Md. Orders left with W. B. DAvtnsoa, at George Walt 4 Co.’s, Franklin street, will receive prompt attention. T^UVALL 4 IGLEHART, W II () L E SALE GROCER S, AMD PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, • No. 60 South St kkkt, S:Sm.| BALTIMORE. [nov6--6m] t't ROVER 4: BAKER S J FIRST PREMIUM Elastic add Lock-stitch SEWING MACHINES, For family nse, tailors, shoe-titters and other manu facturing purposes, has no equal. Sale roitns 181 Baltimore street, BALTIMORE. [sepll—6m] PAGE, BROTHERS 4t CO., Only Manufacturers In Baltimore of PATENT PARAFFINE VARNISH, ROOFING MATERIALS, Dry and Tarred Sheathing and Roofing Felt, 111 Smith’s Wuakf, Baltimokk. sep4—ljr \\TM. DEVRIES & CO., VV Importers i nd Jobbers of DRV GOODS, Marble Bnilding, No. 312 West Baltimore street, BALTIMORE, MD., Keep constantly on hand a large and atlractire slock c f DRV GOODS, To which the attention of the Trade Is respectfully In vited. , seplfi—6m w. b. uAvinsoM, o. r. kubabk, of Richmond, Va. of Lancaster county, Va. J^AVIDSON & EUBANK, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AMD OKNBRAL PURCHASING AND FORWARDING AGENTS, (Over E. II. Bants 4 Co.,) No. 67 West Pratt street, two doors from Commerce et., BALTIMORE, MD., Will fill all orders with despatch. [octlS -ly] _ •ymllAN WORKS, BALTIMORE. This old establishment, with Increased facilities,con tinues to execute, promptly, orders for STEAM and other MACHINERY, BOILERS,CASTINGS, 4c. A large water front on the harbor, with a powerful crane, gives them great sdranlages in fitting out and repairing steamers. Stationary Engines of various sizes kept on hand. Iron for bridges furnished. sep20—6m HAZLEHURST 4 CO. jjA t P.-V rKEilMlU A HOISTING WHEELS axd DUMB WAITERS, For Warehouses, Factories and Dwel- I lings. U Having received the premium at the late Fall of the Maryland Institute, Baltimore, in October last, they are offered to the public as the best machine in use. All Orders addressed to me will receive prompt attention. Cr* Send for Circular. JAMES BATES, Iron Founder, and Hoisting-Wheel Maker, No. 1 President street, Janll-3tn Baltimore, Md. Frank l. morling, No. 2 Eotaw Street, BALTIMORE, Ha* Just received, per steamer Somerset, a full stock of fresh . FLOWER AND GARDEN VEGETABLE SEED. My stock of Fruit and Ornamental TREES and SHRUBS is unusually tine this season. Order* r,-"'i>,-ctfiilly solicited.* my22-ly J 11 E R V E Y EWING, (Formerly Editor Ornette, Williamsburg, and Examiner, (Norfolk,) ATTORNEY AT LAW, No. 11 Law Buildings, St. Paul street, aul-ly BALTIMORE. JOHXK.OKEX, W. MORRIS OREM ORO. B. CHASE. JOHN M. OREM, SON & UO., Importers And Wholesale Dealers In CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, PIECE TRIMMINGS, * And Goods exclusively adapted to men’s wear, No. 23s Baltimore street, mySrt—ly BALTIMORE. "POOLE & HUNT, L BALTIMORE, MD., MANUFACTURE Portable ond Stationary Steam Engines and Boilers, Steam Fire Engines, Portable Saw Mills,-Gang ami Single Saw Mille, Mining Machinery, Portable Grist Mills, Flouring Mill Machinery, Colton Screws, Railroad Cars, Car Wheels and Axles, Hydraulic Presses for Oil and Tobacco, Tobacco Moulds, Gas Works Apparatus ot all kinds, Shafting, Pulleys and Hangers. sepS—6 Maryland bag factory, south west corner of South and Pratt streets, Baltimore, Md., WARFIELD, KLINEFELTER it CO., Proprietors, dealers in Bags, Ship Chandlery, Paints, Oils, BlocY, Hemp and Patent Cordage; Fishing, Colton and 4kdt Ropes; Seine and Sail Twines, Colton Waste, staking Yarn, Oakum, Anchors, Chains, Windlasses, Ac., Ac. Orders promptly attended to. eoddm SCALES. I vyARKHOlISE SCALES. \\. M. SMITH A CO., GENERAL AGENTS For th.« g*|e Gf HOWE’S PREMIUM STANDARD ST ALRS We ask tilt, attention of builders an<* houses tft samples of these Scales, o* »*hthlii A in our wathVooma. We guarantee them * ’bJrtlbitlrf ,n our SUUAL IN ACCURACY, SUPERIOR IN DUR' „(UTY ’ thaw awv .iTOkw^1’ iIM.K IN CONSTRUCTION, THAN AN V IJTtlSK SI aI ES ,n T„g MAKKET. airbank’s Scales, it ha. been hanks’ are both m, rlon*- Tbe Ho** ‘h« that State, the t' ’,e l" ' At ,b® Mal" « friulai i.. . r .owe ban, after repeated and severe dal r'epocu* jnoaneed the beat. We refer to the offl* ‘ State Fair, September IS, 1857—First Pre ., j”? , John Uowe, Jr. ; Second Premium to E. A 1| T ante. . ermont Stste Fair, September 17lb, 1S58—Diploma to John Howe, Jr. United States Fair, Richmond, Virginia, October, 1S59 - First Premium to Howe’s Scales. We aim to place the Howe Scales in competition with other patterns as much as possible, that it may stand by its own merits. We place the DORMANT SCALES in warehouses by our own workmen, and leave them ready for use. EVERY SCALES WARRANTED. For information as to price, capacity, reports of pub lie mul*, Ac., call at oar otnc«, j*nftf HO. 14 MAIN 8TRBBT. Agency and depot kok the sale OP FAIRBANKS A CO.’S • STANDARD SCALES. We are sole agents In the city of Richmond for the sale of Fairbanks A Co.’s celebrated STANDARD, PLATFORM, WAREHOUSE and COUNTER SCALES, and keep constantly on hand a large and complete as sortment of all the leading sites and styles, which we offer at nianufatgurer's prices. W. 8. DONNAN & CO., Governor strei t, o«t30--tf Richmond, Va. J ' "■ "■ l _ . . SEEDS! SEEDS' SEEDS !—We havo on hand and offer for sale strictly prime Clover and Timothy Seed Orchard Grass Seed Seed Oatx, Potatoes, Ac. All orders promptly attended to. ALLISON A ADDISON, Dealers In Agricultural Implements, Seeds, Guanos, Ac , feb2S--lm Fifteenth street, Richmond, Va. Q LOVER SEED. 60 bushels CLOVER SEED, On consignment and for sale by PALMER, HARTSOOK A CO., JanlOf Libby Buildings. QRI N DSTONES. 6} tons Nova Scotia (Machinery) GRINDSTONES, Snndry sites, weighing from TOO to 1,400 poun 4seach For sale on consignment. febOf LEE A PBTTYJ OHN. G1 ENUINK HAVANA CIGARS, FINE I" old Gravely Chewing Tobacco, Brotm Dick Smoking Tobacco, genuine Briar Root Pipes, I notation Mnrschaum, Pocket Travelling Flasks, just received by R. W POWERS, f«bl4f Druggist, corner Main and 1 6th ata. QLD DOMINION NAILS. 1,000 kegs OLD DOMINION NAII-S In lots to suit purchasers, at lowest market price W.8. DONNAN A CO., feb2-tf Governor street. India rubber clotii !—whito in«Ha Rubber Cloth, for mothors, at POWER k McPH AIL’S feblfif Drug store. Fresh hominy, BEST TABLE BUTTER. REBVE A MAYO, . Franklin street, feblOf__ between Eighth and Nl nth. POTOMAC ROE HERRINGS, on consign ment, Li sale by JOHN L. JONES, PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS. ' VW*> NV' 'A.VtA.'VNA^WVVWVW* 'WWNA WV^Ag' • QONFECTIONEK Y, FRUITS & SYRUPS. GEORGE MILLER 4 SONS, Manufacturer* of CONFECTIONERY, And Wholesale Dealer* in FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS, SYRUPS, 4c., Ac., PHILADELPHIA, PA., Cordially invite order* from the Southern Trade.— They have constantly on hand a large supply of plalu and fancy CANDIES, Foreign FRUITS and NUTS; SI RUPS of Lemon, strawberry, Raspberry. Sarsaparilla, and Raspberry VINF.GAK /canned PEACHES, TOMA TOES. CORN and OYSTERS ; as well as all other thlnge belonging to theii line. ■or All orders promptly liiled. Philadelphia, March 5, ls«. Jtr WILLIAM MILLWABD. p. s. WIB1BBEBEB. MANUFACTURERS’ SUPPLIES. MII.LWARD 4 W1XEBRENER, No. 118 Market Stbebt, PHILADELPHIA, DEALERS IN MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES Of every description, For Cotton and Woolen Manufactories. Also, Oak Tanned Leather BELTING, Card, Clothing, Cotton and Woolen YARNS, WARPS, STARCH, OILS, DYE LTt'FKS, Ac., 4c. Advances made on consignments of Cotton and Wool en Yarn*. Orders solicited, which shall receive prompt attea Hob. mb:< :tm J M. MIGEOD & SON, Manufacturer* of FIRE HATS AND I’.K.LTS, CLUB BELTS. MEDICAL SADDLE BAGS AND CHESTS, POCKET CASES, GUN CASES, No. 27 Sorrn Kioimi Street, PHILADELPHIA.1.. PENNSYLVANIA. Entrance on Jayne street, second floor. feb2«-Sm rpEMPLE OF FASHION t GRIGG, VANGUNTEN A CO., fine clothing 73d Market Sr., PHILADELPHIA. anil, slack, r. rarr, rntns bacon, (febS-3m) r. vabopktik. JOHN COCHRAN A CO., IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF NOTIONS, HOSIERV, GLOVES, IVl.ITK GOODS. Nos. 22 and 2d North Foutth Street, febJ-Oin PHILADELPHIA. " - — - GROCERIES. LIQUORS, &c. Deshields, moncurb a co., AUCTION AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. I* PEAKf. St., HKTWKKJr MaIX 4 CaKT, Uaving HEMOYKI) to iheir new and coir musfioir* store-rooms. No. 17 Pearl (Fourteenth) street, will be happy to receive their old friends and the public gene rally. They Invite ihe intention of the traf e to tbelr varied stock of goods, consisting in part of fs*) barrels FLOUR, assorted brands, all grades list hag* Java, Luguavra and KB, COFFEE TEAS, MOLASSES, BACON, LARD, BUTVER, !•*> barrels MACKEREL, Nos. 1 and 2, Boston InspecCon So barrels Labrador and Split HERRIN08, No. I ALEWIVKs, Boston inspect! on fsi boxes SoaP and CANDLES 2i«i d'Zen FANCY >OAPS, assorted loO dozen BROOMS and BUCKETS TWINE WRAPPING PAPER l’AP’iR BAGS fs) cases Borden's Condensed MILK, genuine ts> cases Worcestershire bAl’CE CIUARS Agents fur Ear. ka Clotbes-Wringer Patent Coffee Roasters, Tea Strainers, fa rollers, Vege table Steamers, Floor, Scoop and Sifters combined, Ac,, lor sale at lowest market rates. mb3 tf OBERT F. WILLIAMS, (Of the late firm of E. li. Bkiuker A Co., of Richmond,> NO. 44 CARV STREET, BETWRKX 14TJI Affb l.'/TB STS., Offers lo the city and country trade : SO barrels Cut, Loaf, Crushed, Powdered and Gran ulated Sugars 2o barrels A Coffee Sugars M “ Extra C Sugars 25 “ C Yellow Sugats SO “ Refined Grocers’ Sugars 39 “ Molasses and Syrups (various grades) 20 bags choice old Government Jara Coffee (gen uine) 15 hags and pocket* Ceylon Coffee, a fine artic !e 42 bags old While Coffee 15 bags ctwice laiguayra Coffee 25 bags choice Kio Coffee 75 bags good to prime Rio Coffee 16 lialf-clie-ts choice Green and Black Tea* 25 haif-chcsts amt boxes good to prime Tw is 40 barrels Flour I'iueen City brand) 40 “ Herrings, a No. 1 aitlcle 25 boxea prime New York Factory Cheese 25 boxes and half-box.)* R. G. Mitchell A Co.'s Ad amantine ('and lea 26 boxes and half boxes Ohio Mannfaxtu ring Co.'s Adamantine Candle’, 10 boxes Hotel Candlp , 50 boxes Tallow Car dies 20 boxes Colgate'-, )'aInl|y Soap* 20 boxes Hotel Foap, McCullough's Shot, 9 and 25 lb bags, assorted '‘“ifoers ALSO, Starch, Brooms, Buckets Plough Lines,Cords Wrapping Twine, Paper, jtc, mbs—iw WB.TAT1.0R, | J MO. O. TATLOR. WM. TAYLOR & SO S, WHOLES A) E GROCERS, Nos. !* and 11 Ea-t JHsIn street, mV to the trade 25 hogsheads sides Bacon 10 hogsheads breasts Bacon lo hogsheads Hams 25boxes .shoulders list barrels C extra refined :.nd P R Sugar 40 barrels crushed and po-rdere 1 Sugar loo bags fair to prime Rio Coffee 50 bags Java Coffee 90 hags Laguavra Coffee 9obarrels New York .syrup 2<XJ barrels Whiskey, various grades loo barrels Brandy, various g; -a,. 60 barrels Gin 60 barrels Shernr, Port and Madeira Wine 4 puncheons Holland Gin 2 puncheons Scotch Whisk v 200 boxes, fine o. P. To» loo bogus Japan Tea 100 boxes Tallow an j Ada* .antlne Candles 100 boxes Soap, vs'i(on. (r ItslO reams Wnpr , **anei 20o dozen Br... •'t°k * 1 loo nests Bar (etl( 3isi gross r(Ht|,y-, a„d par.'or Matches l<»> bove _ pfjmo Chet se Janlfi ti RECEIVED— " .) barrel* Soul liable Rye Whiskey 10 barrels old Rye VMiiskey, five years old 5 casks Port Wine, Rnm and Gin 2 casks Sherry Wi ie 2 casks Madeira Wi ne 1 cask Irish Whisk ey 3 half-pipes French Brandy 2 barrels Eouthampton Apple Bramly. very fine 6o sacks Laguayra and Rio Coff *e Crashed,Powdered and extra * and brown Sugars 10 half chests Gunpowder and Slack Teas 60 boxes Grant’s adamantine Ca tidies Sugar-cured Hams and Breast a and leaf lard Cigars, Pepper, Starch, Must ard, l’lckles snd Soda For sale by JOHN M HIGGINS, ^ No. 4 Fi ankllu street, febl7f N ear Old Market. (A BASKETS PIPER & CO - HEIDSIC’S IU CHAMPAGNE 20 baskets Moet A Chandon's ( HAMPAGNE 3 quarter casks fine SHERRY WINE 10 cases Pine-apple tflIKKSK 6 cases Holland CHEESE 20 cases Farm Hairy CHEESE 35 ca-es TOMATOES, PF.aCIRs and PINE APPLES 10 ca-ks Bar. lay London POI1TEI1 6 casks Alsop's Ka-t India Al.E 6 cask- Bass's AI.K 6 case* quarter boxes SA RHYNES 2o boxes Italian and American MaCCARONI 30 bags old government Java CoFi’EE 5 cases Worcestershire SAUCE 10 casks Cross A Blackwell’s KnglUb PICKLES For sale by mh3f_ FRENCH A CRENSHAW. A. J. JoBXSTotf, I A. L. HrxTT, Alexandria, Va. JOHNSON & HUNTT, (8rccE*aoaa to A. L. Hrsrr A Co. WHOLESALE GROCERS A LIQUOR DEALERS, Corner Eighth and Canal Strrpys, RICHMOND, VA., Keep constantly on hand a large stock of GROCERIES and LIQUORS, to which they respectfully Invite the at tention of the trade. aov4f Jil. BUCK’S CELEBRATED FLOUR-” • Montebello Family Albion Extra Greeninount Extra Locust Grove, Fine (for baker's use) Family Soap, assorted Pure Cider Vinegar Old Rye and Bourbon Whisky Cherry Bounce and Port Wine White Lead * Phosphates and Bone Dnat Manufactured Tobacco On conalgnment and for sale by PALMER, HARTSOOK A C<5., novl4-tf_Libby Buildings. SUGAR and COFFEE. 60 barrels hard and soft reined SUGAR, S hogsheads P. R SUGAR, 25 baga old Government Java COFFEE, 10 baga prime Laguayra COFFEE, 25 bags prime Rio COFFEE, For sale low by feb6t GEORGE I. HERRING A CO. Bacon and lard. 15,000 pounds Bacon SIDES and SHOULDERS, 2,5**) pound* sugar-cured HAMS, 10 barrels prime leaf LARD, In store and for sale by feblt _. GEORGE 1, HERRING A CO. g A L T. 600 sack* fall bleached “ Worthington” Salt. 500 sacks unbleached “ Worthington” Salt For sate low by LEE A 7* jinlSf . 0n the Dock._ FAMILY, Extra and Superfine FLOUR, on consignment, for sal. by ^ ^ febl9-tf Commission Merchant, 15tb street. pOUNTRY CURED BACON. FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS on consignment. For sale by „ , JOH&L. JONES, feblS-tf Commission Merchant, 15th at. y Xb51 LARD! ^ 25 keg* CHOICE FAMILY URD, ’ For aale by B. DENNIS. JaoAl-tf Cary, between 15lh and |6tb streets \ A HOGSHEADS PRIME BACON SIDES, lv for aale low by mhSf FRENCH A CRENSHAW L