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* Tt*r«*aw B»T*t*«.-Beyon<ll the /|g{j;.E
m tfcUr •lorninft . lk#
lit lodeed' See ho* th 'y ro flv>( , i ntid leave
«rj Wf®»e£. «f' ht aß^* f 'lM with »" ,r ,M "'
B, *°' 'S& *<«" "time
theoiaL Lock at the great j«t«
for the ««■ > and listen to the
rlMt nr> eho» *TJt?L 0 r »b- ahull flonrleh of de.
they Me* »P « r ,j # down on the sand, While
,|«ep breath o 1 p „|| o eer. These great
light with which » MD( |tlT* to kind*
IhMr attendants kWK (UU j cmn not feel
ibo delight in killing
n ' M ' K oX • «•' »— elephants,
«y eywpaW . „ (t mutt be ad
?Z?!. I <* t^m ' *• °« r ««P
«uied dangerous playmates. "kooDlec," or
s',w 'wi S;> <«• v nl s* MUd , v ,r
..,Urderer«,'--be*aU *»««<* » ng. rrtm
mahouts. or other attestant*. One fc <rtwecie,
"Si with a speckled fore heed and p.
Is auiity ol tho murder ot no lew than tb" «•«%
fortnnale netiTee. The magoljceot
which belonged toßlr Hugh V heeler. £
off by .he S«n«, and wa, op to usbj
the R<j*h of Farruokebad. died a few day* * ,
immediately after carry ingaome officers « • ,
He was a fine courageous creature. and bM traok
and forehead bore mark, of the claw, ot more than ,
one tiger which had chsraed him ami then been ,
"»-f* •?A:™* I BffSwr "™' : '
lo««l .. .. <"•" "° U, \ tf'JSS'i'h.C'i
• >ho t>hkli>of fciseje, as he gulped toe loal
down and gsre * gentle sigh out of hie proboacii,
nrorliimed che Sybarite I need to take groat de
lectation in observing the cr«a<nres at the bath in
theii*er which fl )w« by our camp. They came
down In flies. trumpeting gaily lu anticipation of
the treat, and floundering in the wa'.ers of the
Doom tee, like «o many portly Rrnxellert erjaying
the pei-eoup of Oslcnd. Kach takee a long, deep
drink, potting hie proboscie into the water, and
then discharging the contenta of It, when Oiled
».y unrtion, into bie caTernon* mat. IlaTing
fho* Sited np a wrinkle or two in hi« aide he de
posit# bim*elf bodily in the etream, »o that one
aide lice cot of water and the tip of bis proboecie
1* kept above the surface of the air. Oa thie ex
posed island the mahonte labor diligently, waab*
ins the beaat and rnbbiag him wltb herd broehee,
clcatiihß hie eare, kneadtug and ehampooing him,
while tUp riaehyderm emits little sqoeaksof satis
faction. Tvhen on« aide,is done, the elephant torus
on the other, and ha ie rery angry indeed if he
do»s not get his fv!l sbsrc of manipnlation.
[William Kuseell.
Kkqlish Politic#. —The bubbling and boiling of
the political caldron it Ruing cc 'b OVoat Britain
nod Ireland with the almost cnersr*, tfht it in too
early to predict the result. I-Ard Party's friends
nre taking the field with great vigor. Mr. Roebuck,
in bis address to his constituent*,holds some verj
plain language. He asks tliim if they would lon.
Ule the care ofa cotton mill to one who lfnew ntt
thlng about cotton or markets or trade? ami then
asks them whether they think that the care of an
Empire like Great Britain is h much easiar pioceof
Loslness tbau the oversight ol a mill-foil of spin*
ning jennies? He exhorts the middle classes to ed»
ticato themselves and their children for the l.*uti
nru of government Just as caretnlly as they would
for any other business.
Dipartcu or W. H. Sxwari* ro» Euu >rs—Wm 11.
9ew»rd left N. Y., on Mondsy afternoon for Eu
rope. The Senator made two short addresses—ooe
on board the Josephlue, to his New York friends;
the other to the Brooklyn delegation, ou board the
Alida, both of which steamers accompanied the
"Ariel" to Sandy Hook. Mr. reward said the oc
casion was not a fitting one for the discussion of
political topics. Sad thoughts at partiug, rather
than exciting ones, stirred his mind, lie might
never return —bat the great questions of justice
and humanity might bessfely lef. in the bauds of
the American people. A noticeable iucident was
the prominent figure Tom Hyor, the fimous
••rough," cut on the occasion, llu sat cheek by
jowl with the distinguished Seuator ou the way
down the bay,aod tbe two were not above crack*
ing au ocasional joke with one another. Preston
King was ono of the party, and the course of his
speech alinded to Mr .So ward as " tbe coming tnau"
to succeed Mr. Buchanan.
Church Riots is <}iib*c —The y tebec paper* giv*
some lengthj accounts of disturbances at the ele;-
tion of rt»logales to represent the congregation of
tne-CatheJral iu the synod to De convenod —
The disorder Is charged upon tho"Lay Association,"
a body organized fjr the purpose of opposing the
vl-jw»ot lite bishop and c.ergy in ri'gard to some
measure of churcu government. Iu ft Peter's
Cnurcti. after tue voting had proceeded Or a short
time, a m*'j named Simp«on- was objected to as a
voter, when he vowed that hJ would vote or " shed
his last drop of blood " The Rev Mr. Hamilton was
Josu'.tei, and the moating adjourned in contusion,
the church p*rty s'cnring the books, Ac. In Bt
Matthew's Chapel the moo was equally violent—
sluiigshot, steel knuckles, Ac, beiug secretly intro
duced by the rowdies, who arc said to havebeen em
ployed. Tne chairman, though a minister, was
dragged from his seat by the mob, and pretty rough
treatment threatened, hut lie was fortunately res
cued by a few irieiids. The Mayor is ctiargod with
winkumat tne disturbances, aud allowing the po
lice to look en without interference. Tbe Mercury
•ays the reta t of the voting was i:> majority i. r tbe
church candidates The friends of the Lay Associ
ation violently assaulted the miuisttr, bis friends,
and tne unpopular ■■ indvl »tes iiunted them through
the streets, thraateuei their lives, tore up and com
plete'y destroyed the poll aud wrecked the
Chapel to some £tJ worth of damage Ona of the
candidates, a most unoffending gentleman, owes his
life to some of tbe police, who risked their (.wain
rescuing hiui. A mob threatened to pull his hoosu
down, aud he has been told that if he is ever caught
by the miscreants, his life shall be taken.
The Mrrcory calls earnestly upon the clergymen
so rudely assaulted to take legal proceedings agnnst
tbe assailants, aud thus vindicate thecaute tf soual
order and religions freedom
Thi Arsr&iA.N Limi or Dxrxsox — All accounts
agree that the Austrian army is well officered aud
abundantly provided with the munitions of war —
The two great lines of Austrian defence, says a ro
cent writer, are the line of the Mincio, and the lint
ol the Adige. Of these two the former is the strong
est; It is difficult, indeed, to conceive anything
stronger.
•• Tu* Minclo, Virgil's river—'smooth-sliding Min-
CIUS, t'rowned with vocal rendu'—runs with n deer>
sluggish stream right across the plain of Lombardy
from the l N»ttoa» o! the Lagodi Uarda.on tbw north,
to tbePooii tbe south, just where u issues from
the lake is Pri>"«cheira, a fortress always formidable,
but by the tffji " of the last teu jears, rendered
almost imprognab A t fb*> other extrt mity of the
line of defeuce stands Man cua—situated in the
midst of marshes, w.'iicb in a fow years can be con
verted into a lake by t*l« simple inauagement of a
few daim and sluices. Mau.ua, thus strong by
natural position, has bee. - ' tretily strengtheue<i by
art. it is practically its earth-works
defy artillery, its swamps arc raortal with malaria.
For a weaker torce to enieavc T, lu face of a stronger
force, to Diss the linaot the M incie with i'esaclieira
on one flank, and Mantua on the other, would be
amvng the moat hassrdous of l tilitary enterprises;
aud yet, until the line »f the Mi ocio is forced, Aus
tria remains strategically ihe mistress of Lottibardy.
Tho line of the Adige resting oa tb e »ast entrenched
''amp of Verona is at least equally t. trocg. Tbe coin
man'tof the Austrian troops will Ue Tolve upon Gon
ural Hem"
A* Editor IJt M Ti«ht Placs—"Old Tom Dryer,"
editor ot the Oregotnau. and member ol the Oregon
Legislator.), says the Mariposa Gazette, has at last
fot what his abusive toaane has earned lout -
he account of bis sufferings is pecnliarly gra; ihic :
"Lasater immediately repeated and repeat'* that
we were a liar and a blatkgsard, whereupon we
did take our inkstand from the desk and hur ed it
in his face, intending it as a rebuke for bis gross
iuaolts. More than half an hour had intervened,
when, as we were quietly passing down tße princi
pal street, Water a»ized us by the throat, s.t the
same time planting a heavy blow up in o or tore head,
ami lushed us into the door of a atoro.whe re we
both fell upon some upenod shoe boxes, Ussl er on
top. still grasping our throat. After a few Mo' »s he
inserted me thumb of bis right hand into* -* leit
eye, and forced it almost entirely from its sic jet.
At this time, by a desperate or supar-human enort,
we released his grasp from the throat, and nls ti iumb
frem the eye, and fell flat upon the floor,
then semed us by tbe hair, and attempted to . gouge
our other eye oat, which we prevented by to roing
our f»ce close to the floor and lacking onr f °g"
and pressing our hands close to
several fruitless efforts thm
right eye. he then commenced.POM«»K « »"
back of the bead with bis flats. The only »id and
comfort we bad war*, the T«ll of- Gne
him hell," "Dig his dimned ajesout, bo in, La
s*t*r,"Ac.
_ BUMMJ6K AttKANGE
f mbnts.-rkduckd rates.-
<rsC«IP Tfcp United States Mail S leauiers
■MflMBHi 3f MKSTOWW. Capt. Parr.sh, and
Skinner, will carry i>aaaongers to
aad from vfr«ißi» « reduced rates
Thf TAMHSToWN, Capt. Parrish. leaves Rich
- -5 ,«rr TUESDAY att*rnoon at 4 .yclock, Citv
Po&t * "» T K k WEDNESDAY
ft i« o>3dok. noou. lor New York, arrtvinit there
day. aud in tlnse to connect with the line
and North.
* Rl»AWOK*,Capt. Skinner,leaves Richmond
vriuaY afternoon at 4 o'clock. City Point
Mnrning at 9 o'clock, and Poriamouth same
?!TsninL for New Yoik, arriving next morning.
SsSiwtWQ. the JAMsiSTOWW leaves New York
fJunMer 13. North River, every SATURDAY atter-
M 3 o'clock,for Norfolk.Peteraburgand Rich
taking freight for each place.
KOaNOKI leaves New fork from Pier 13.
Hlver every WEDNESDAY afternoon.at 3
fvtoek for Portsmouth, Petersburg and Richmond,
freight for each place.
taking m»#u r at*B.
- State Room included, between Nor
(oik and New York $6 00
- 4 t4J
Paasacu State ftoom included, between, Kich
■iSil, Petersburg and New York 8 00
Htaeraee Passage ' "0
•aasace State Room taciaded, between
Lyuchbarg and New Yar>..-»..—-. ;: -- 13 00
Paaaag* betweex Rkhtuond and ftodolk same as
by the river sU-arners
mw Meals fIFTY CENT* extra.
and spleudid sveamer YORSTOWJI will
soon be put upon the line at the same rates aa above,
4 WAT«ON
m~ ao ir, bill!
**Tn« m« y«*rt oome.ttieoM om'i jpne,"
tjL The** w»re tbc ward* 1 Mid,
4NB*AijßfUnn up to u*> it come,
I did not go to bed.
Boon tw«4ve Cel.ok Uie town clock told!
TbOUht I, tb»« be thie:
'fiW*.SSisStt&fr,
Bo yiUlliiK out »r wMch, I lotk'd,
AtdaofwraMlp I fcwud
It wanted ret tea mleau* mora
tor lite (Ad r>*r to »Up 'rowud.
On thto I ontila Dot h«3»Wi fcel
ma" tun Tie* ror»«r *ud tub *uuet«, oppo
rtto <—»cli«n Hutot. mh l?
im #BLB. Applt far udt by
inj 'OM9S • 00.
' 1
rmANCIAL AND OOMMKRCIAI,-
RltliMmi ■wketi.Majr 10.
Fl^Oß—The f rolgn n»«i end the improvent«ot
' fnptice* In New York, have added flrmneoe to the
. market h«re Shippers offer tT r» tor *o«1 utraieh'.
' brandaJfup'rfloe; but holders demand »7 SO We
' «uote Superfine 7?A to7.V) for mixed to chol<;e
1 dralrht brande.
> WHBAT-Nochange—the HtUa arriving hard ly
» j«i«tHytr|r quota'lob*. Good to prime Bed SI i\ to
i.'ft;d.> Whl.e 1.,VW0 i.fio.
, t.OKN—Market prrttv Srm Sale of a <*rf« o4 90
, c« nu. We quote 90 to 9A cent* jwt bu» hel.
' northern Wairke«e-[ Br T«i««un.]
, BiLtivrtt May 10—Flour excited: Hew«rt end
. Ohk> S7 Wheat active, choice white IW(#J.—
Com advanced 2c—rellowSN>®',ioc. Proviaforg ac
' five and higher. Bacon aides Mesa Pork (7)4;
1 Whiskey quiet, at 30. |
t N*w To»*. May 10 —Stock* dell and lower, Va «'■
, Mlea vraterday of 20 oon Va fi's. s6O, at '.17.and
. do 97 V Cetton very dull—sale* for thrw ,
i <ia»s, of 1.000 balee, quota t'one nominal. Flour
vanced rocvv-: ntate is tows «>; Ohie $7 i;<i#7 ,m> 1
.-oathern Wheat advanced Hont h.
ern White Si »<4i 9.5; Weattrn Hed II ftV H n
wo te C>rn higher—mixed »t, whiu ,<|\
yellow V(X<m Sugar stead); Off.e Srm at Us. —
Turpentine Arm at 53. Komn Arm at 170 kir«
buoyant, at V. • »«■»«»»«- luce
CONDITION OF VIR(«NIA BANKS.
MKROHANTb' AND MBCHANICb' BAN K i !
•_ „ Whmukij, May 2.1 My. ')
H»!»*t A.Wm,Governor, Ac . Ac.
ihs tpe ■ >aor of enclosing herewith n nartfrW
stateme. n « < ti l .' oD ° f B V k * nf ' br*r";h
es Also,. tor lhe 1 u » rter thus
<*ndiair » r»"PCCinjllj > %
end as. . fwtr servant.
_ R CRANGL 8. pres't.
rttrly Xt, tf thf Merchants' a nd Mtchar,•
iet' Kink tf WhttMnu ami branches, this lit day
tfJtml.
Pomeatic bill. V
Inland bills ot eXchaDge 86t.745 13
Loans toDirec tots. V w „
Flocks owned b. ' the Bank W.iM 2S
Ileal estate — 'I,* 1,13 '' 5 '
Backing honses.. WM|»W
Bonds and mortg Vtes - 5X.62.1 *.»l
Protest* -r , 97
Jirpensesand aala ne * —-ly: ■■ ■■■■ 4,<lS 41
Due by banka. Jw ~471 64
fcotos of other »"d
checks. -41,3i2 24
Virgiuia Bonds 5?
Loin AIM H
765.317 59
#2.743.013 67
Capital stock *7*5.2(»i <«
Circulation — 1,521.21s 00
Dividends - 2,122 00
Discounts and exchange. - 2VHIS 1)5
Contingent fund. - - >3 019 70
l>epoaiten and certificate* ' 29S mo e«
Due to banks - 25,763 15
$2,743,013 67
Sttftmw.nl nf the oogrtgitr. A !>p the MrrrJuinfs'
I ttrul it'chanics' Hank <if Wltrelino. including its
[ hrunchts-lhr outstanding d'ht dm thr. said Jiunk
I, ami branches, thr Discou-t. ' Domestic and In
} tattd Hdls (if Esrfuxnof.. Loa ** to Directors, Specic.
I, fhrcidtition and l'cpositcs, . *" the Ist day of each
'j month if (Quarter ending ist day <if April, 1859.
' | Feb'y Ist. Marc h Ist. April Ist
' Circulation . 1,431 ,»P3 00 1.495.7 17 Ml 1,521,215 00
' | Denotes. . . 262,?4 299 2«7 3 »9 «1 2<M,"V, ,><i
I Dr.tto '*"nk5.29.270 97 21 3S.' 4t 2"i,7')3 15
A g g r eiate
due by Mer
chants' and
Mechanics'
Bank 1,722,5* % 1,777,470 VI 3,84.,,858 -83
Domestic debt
due to Mer
chants' and
Mechanics'
Btnk $r<,|,i2oSßS 1671,663 42 V>
Inland billsof
Exchange... fe79,870 04 931,633 70 ,864,74513
Loans to Di
rectors 19,5019J IS 269 00 22 %>OO
Notes of other
U%uks and
Checks 65,751 '5 74,427 91 41,272 24
Virginiabonds 20.00000 20010 00 M.mM
line bv other
Banks 256,94598 311,53310 366,47164
Outstanding
debts due
Merchants'
and Mechan
ics' Bank. .. $1,906,496 61 $2,027,518 03 J2,023,126 26
Coin 316 509 07 3H3.1T6 0U 325,473 71
We, th« undersigned. Directors of the Merchants'
and Mechanics' Bank of Wheeling, certi fr the fors
gomg statement to be correct, to tbo best of our
knowledge aud belief.
R CRANGLE,
J GOODING, !
GEORfIK T TI SGLB,
J 0 ATCHISOr.'.
A P WOODS.
I, 8 DELAPt,/ .IN.
JOHN K HOP S.INS.
ViruiMA—Ohio CotNT, SS :
l ersooally appeared bnfjre the subf criber, a No
tary l'ublic in and for the connty afor essid. Robert
Crangle. President of tbe Merchants' *nd Mechan
ics' isank of Wheeling, who. bMug duly affirmed, de
clared the foregoing to be ajust and t rue statement
irum the bookuof tne said Ranks, and i rum the state
ments lurnislied by the Branches, aci lording to the
ht>sr of his knowledge and belief.
Given under my liaud at Wheeling, this 2d day of
May. 18£9. WM i> Qll ARKIEK,
it otary Public.
MONTICKI JjO BANK,\
CnAEI.OTTXSVILLI. Va , April 28, 1859. i
To the Hon UxNRY A WISE. Esq..
Governor of Virginia:
De»r Sir—Enclosed p!eas»> find statement of the
condition of this Bank totte Ist instant.
Very respectfuHy,
B C F.V.ANNAGAN, Cashier.
Comparative SUitemenl of the. Condition of ths Maw
ticeUo Bank, April lit, 1850.
LiAßiLtTixa: le.W 1859
Capital nock $314,41.0 00 $27 4 7UO CO
Virginia 6perct Bonds 20,3(10 00 M 6(lii in
Contingent Fund 20.ft« «l 23.196 2S
Circulation 291,799 01
1:9,615
Circulation cn hand.... 41,320
230,935 00
Deposits 30,038 91 £7 617 80
Certificates of .Deposit 2.15H 00 28,79* K<
Due Ui Banks 5,»?6 42 00 00
Discount and Interest... 3.1&7 45 1,854 55
Exchange 317 96 40 44
$717,199 74 $621,673 9S
ASsits:
Virgii'ia 6 per cent
rUate becuritie* ...$292,374 00 $237,374 00
Premium on State
Securities 8,120 91 2.32S 67
Real Estate, Bank
Building aud Fix
tures.—. 9.303 07 13,290 60
Bilis aua notes Dis
counted. 238,006 25 219,733 68
Protested Notes 600 00 I'.o 00
Stocks and Bonds
Purchased. ..._ 00 10,550 fO
Due from Baulf... 80,619 43 33,i89 42
Incidental Expenses 349 77 313 05
salaries 1,150 00 1,075 CO
Cash—Gold 59,375 00 00
eilver 1,290 26 3,567 56
Coppers.. 00 2 73
Noted of this
Bauk 00 41,520 00
Noiesot oth
er Banks. 9,400 CO 8,771 CO
Cb«« k s of
Other BkS 7,563 05 19,599 23
77 637 31 103,569 51
$717.199 74 $621,673^3
Monticbllo B**k,) E
Charlottesville. April 1. issy. /g
We, the undersigned. Directors of the Monticello
Bank, have examined the above statement aud be
lieve it to be correct.
N H MASBIK, President.
.IAS LORBA.v,
V W SOUTH ALL,
JNO W.IOD.JR,
F K NELSON.
STiiror VlßOlHlA—Albemarle County—to wit:
This day, BC Flanuagan, Cashier of the Monti
cal'o Bauk. personally appeared before me, tho
undersigntd, a Notary Public in and for said coun
tr, aud made oath that the foregoing statement of
tbe condition of the said Bank Is correct to the beat
of his knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand this 28th day of April, 1859.
JJHN H 8188, Notary Public.
To His Excellency, Hsnkt A Wish,
Governor of Virginia:
Dear Sir—ln conformity with the requisition of
the act of the last General Assembly of Virginia,
which went into effect from and after the Ist inst, 1
hereby certify to you tbat the Monticello Bank will
redeem its circulation when presented at tbe Bank
of the Commonwealth, in Richmond, on the terms
required by said act
Respectfully,
NH MASSIE. President.
CBARLOTMbVILLE, April 2, 1859.
LAKGE ADDITIONAL SUP PLIES
ELEGANT
FANCY Day GOODS.
THOS R PRICE A OO are now selecting from the
most recent Importations many new and elegant
Fancy Goods, portions of which aro already in st.ck
and others on the way, to which they invite the at
tention oftheir friends and tho public.
Elegant Lace Mantles Black Bombasines
Do Silk and Lice do DeGrenadine and Popli-
Rich Lace Points and net
rhawls Col'd Crape Bareges
Kml-riideiiea in variety Do andßlk Challies
Brus-.ells and Point Sets Pine Apple Cloths
Dj do Collars Rich Organdies and Robes
Honiton and Maltese do Do Barege Robes
Hoisery,'Gloves, Mits, Ac Col'd Lawns and Jaca-
Gont's and Ladies' Meri- nets, vd, is, Is 6d. and
do Veitti higher
And a large and general selection of beautiful Ens
Ush and American Prints; Black and White Prints-
White Cambrics; Irish Linens; Sheetings; Servants'
Goods; Cotton Diapers; Linen Docks, Ac. all of
which are at the very lowest rate*.
T2 T B PRICE A 00.
UOBE — 800 pair Girls' »ad Boys' Hose
* .—Will open on Monday morning, a laige lot of
Girls' and Boys' Hosier*—a splendid article
Also a fine lot of Ladies' whit* Hose, for a nine
pence the pair. Call at M AiLkRT"S,
my 9 41 Main street.
0~ LD CHAWDBLUKti and GAB fix
TO** MADE GOOD AS NEW.-Ihe Sobecri
Mr t. Prepared tor» gi ld and re-bronae Chandellefa
■ Tsf^ re * in style. Ail kinds of
1715,0 i» the best manner.
pr^'^tto.ST o Uy ,ollcUea '" 4 willreceire
NffiTL-i'? "s«ir»op"-
. '•AWilßlit vUAL». for ffrklttM >,a
MlB-IW MW MBLDRN k 00.
QAM*> •Qgw. au
IB " BPBINQ BTOCK. |H
HJLTB,CAPB AND BTRAW GOODS.
H AHILTOK IT BOUCHER.
We beg leave to Mil the •Mention of onr c*»to
tm, and the publlo generally, to the fact tn»t we
feavejnet returned from the North with onr new
WOCk °HAT 9, CAM, AND STRAW 9«( M,
constating of the T»ry la teat stylee. We are now
prepared to offer a much larger, better Mid cheaper
lot of (UU and Oapa than ever offered In th* mar
ket. We Invite the public to call and
•lock beforepurchaalng elsewhere, ae ww wHieeii
a* cheap. If not cheaper, than any other like esta
blishment in this city. „ .
All we ask is a trial^ WUTWo «» Waln^
N B~»fne SILK HATfI made to orderat the
shortest notice. ap P-im
HI THB HAVKLOCK HAT
JUk THK HAVEI/JCK HAT
TDK HAVBLOCK HAT
An entire new st»le, made of Q»m» CtOT* They
are unsnrpamxd in beauty ard TOmfort. using tie
lightest and beat Yontllated HAT worn. Gentlemen
in want of •reiki Hummer list would oo
well to call and get one. Other new styles also on
h " nd ' BTNFORD'B HAT STORB
BIWFOItD'B HaT BTORK
BINFORD'W HAT BTOHB
m r jn st* 82 Main street, Richmond.
HEELED COWGKEBB
with Silk Ooer, of »nperior
cualltr. just received and for sale cheep br
my 10 MARCOS UAHIIIB. IH3 Broadst.
MDIEB r HEELTED GAITERS
ji jo
Ladies' Heeled Oaiiers at 1..W
Ladies' Heeled Oait'ra at 1 Mi
Ladies' Heeled Gaiters at t
Ladks' Heoled Gaiters at 1 Vi
Heeled Gaiters at l.flO
Tte ereatest I nrgain of theatason, at
my 10 MAKCLB H A*- RIB, lH.t Broad «t.
MEW BTYLEB
81' RISC. AND %'MMKR GOODS.
Jnst rtceiv«-<l a treah supply of
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
comprising all thenewpgtand latest styles of Hate,
Caps, Ladies', Misses' and Children's Straw Goods,
viz.:
Ladies', Misses' and Children's Flats,of every va
riety ami quality
Infants' Turbans of the lateet styles.
ALSO.
Vonns Gent's and Youths' nats. And of fhe
most fashionable styles—which will be Bold on the
moat favorable terms.
A call is mostresjmctruHy eolicited.
RO, L. DICKINSON,
Pccceasor to Biaford, Dickinson A Weisiger,
my 5 No 78 Main at.
"in FiKE'f peTk
AUk PJKE'S PKAK
PIKF.'d I'KAK
PIKK'S PfcAK
PIKK'S PKAK.
Ne # Style Hat.jaat received and for sale at No
lfi~ Main street. _
'JiyT-lw EbLSTT A WKISIGKR.
a Great deduction in kii
fflT THR PRICK OF HATS AND BOOTS.**
HA —From 15 to 2<» per cent, saved by buying
VkhV from J. 11. ANTHONY, Columbian Hetel
building.
Moleskin Hate of best quality, 8 50: Do, second
Quality, 3 (X»; Fashionable Bilk Uatf, 2 !H);
fine Calfskin Sewed Boots, S SO {
Bo«it*. 3 2.">: Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoes, 2 25.
J. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one tf thebest makers in the city of Philadelphia,
to supply him witk handsome and substantia]
Calfbkin Sowed BOOTS, which h« will sell at the un
precedented low price cf THRKE DOLLARS AND
A HAI.F. oc 23—d tvti
J' Mi Lisa & aON'B BOOTS AND
SHOES.—Jnst received a fresh supply of
Miles A Sou's drew Boots and Oxford Ties.
JNOCPAQK, JR.
my 5 93 Maiu slreet.
FRENCH BOOTS AND~SIIOttfT
Another case of the above from Milt s,
consisting of Calf Dress Boots; Pat Leather Dress
Boott; do do aud calffchooe; do do do Congress Gai
ters JOHN (J PA'i IS, .18,
m 'y 5 93 Main street.
LADIES' aHOES. — A large
supply of all kinds of Ladies' fashionable
Gaiters, Slippers'and Shoes, just received at No 93.
m, 5 JNO C PAGE. JR.
LADIES' MOJCOCCO lifcfcL
mmP* 2 *? KD BOOTS at 11.50 and $2.—Just optned
a beautiful lot ol the above, at
mj a WM WALSH'S.
~~BTrmn citizens or hich- a
gferit i ; gffl MOND, and strangers visit- Sg
kii\l\ j tig the city, will find at
CLARK'S.fto7S Main street,* "
a large assortment of Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters of
every kind and price. Among them are front's fine
Boots, patent leather and calfskin Gaiters, Oxford
Ties, aud Pumps; ladies' Gaiters, Buskins. Slippers,
Ac; misses' Shoes and Gaiters of every kind and
quality; servants' Shoes, ninde strong and good;
also, children's metalic tipped Shoes, which cannot
be worn out at Ihe toes.
My stock of Travelling Trunks is very large and
cannot bo excelled; and I am determined not to be
nndcrsald by any one. 1 buy them in large Quan
tities from the manufacturers, acd my facilities for
selling cheap are such that 1 atu sure I can meet the
views of any roasouablo purchaser.
Strang* rs, citizens aud friends, if you want any
Boot J, fchovs or Travelling Trunks, I* sere aud give
me a call before purchasing, for 1 know I can suit
von both ats to quality and price.
JOHN CLARK, No 75 Main St..
ap3o-2w Richmond, Va -
H ATS, OAFS and SI ft AW UOODS
The subscriber is in receipt of a splendid
Rpring stock of the above articles, which he offers
to his customers aud the trade in general on the
most reasonable terms.
Boys and Children* FANCY GOODS in great va
riety, at prices to suit the «:osest purchasers.
ap2s-lm JKFirRY MASON,
No 1117 Maiu st.
~ JOHN DHOLE*,
and Cap Manufacturer and Whole- VjlK
sale Dealer in
HATS, CAPS, FURS, ThIMMINGS, AO.
I have now on hand a complete and extensive aa
sortmeiitof everything ia my lino, adapted to the
SPRING TRAD K,
to which constant additions will be made during
th* season .... ~ ,
My experience and facilities have enabled me, on
this occasion, to offer tbe LARGB"T, and in every
way the most COMPLETE STOCK. Of GOODS that
has ever be*u offered in Virginia.
1 would ask the particular attention of my cus
tomers to my stock of
STRAW GOODS,
wi.ick for variety and exUint cannot be surpassed
JOHN DOOLEY,
mh 7—ts Main Richmond. V a.
R" ICH NB W DRESS GOODS—
SiCCOND SUPPLY
We invite attfntion to the following elegant stock
it Dress Goods, purchased by one of our firm at
unction, Ac, aua will be sold at unprecedented low
prior s:
Two Flounce J atd Double Jupe Silkßob#s
Elegant Bayadere andChcue tiiks
Rich Organdie and Jocouet Robes
Elegant Kobea a't"«n:qne
Rich Print d Bareges »n i Gla"» Poplins
Crepe Jlaretz and Harege D' Laines
Hlaci;. Challie, Tamartine »iid Mourning Ducals
QXBlnck Silk Mantillas
French a<id Kiiglisb Prints, Ginghams, Brilliants
and other styles of Drew Goods. For novelties in
all styles of Dress Gotds, enquire at No 143 Main
street. A K. i'ARKKR A CO.
NEW GOODS.
SAM'L M PRICK A CO have received a further
supply of tho«o cheap
Boil Point Lace Collars
Real Point Lace Seta
Point Applique Lace Trimmsd Hdkfs
French Lace and Pucher Lace Mantles, all of
the newest styles
Velvet and Net Mantles, now and beautiful
Lice Sleeves, new patterns
And many other vary desirable gcods for the sea
son. my 10—3t
1859
Having enlarged and refitted my store, I beg
leave to say to my friends and the public generally,
that 1 am now prepared to show one of tne largest
and best assorted stocks of
Die r GOODS
that I have ever had the pleasure of exhibiting in
tbiscitv, comprising a general stock of Stapieand
Fancy i)ry Goods.
A choice and rich assortment of LADIES' DRESS
GOODS, of the newest deaig'is, viz:
Black and Colored SlLila
BERAG b.N
SH ALLIES.
ORGANDIES.
MUSLINS, LAWNS,
MANTILLAS,
SHAWLS, Ac.
Also, a splendid stock of
CLOTHS, CASBIMERRS AND VESTINGS,
of every grade and quality, for gentlemen and boys'
wear,
a large supply of HEAVY STAPLE GOODS, for
Servants' wear.
Also, a magnificent assortment of
Bleached aud Brown SHIRTINGS
Irish iiINKNH
Linen SHRETINGB
Brown and Bleached Cotton SHEETINGS
Beside* many other things, too tedious to men
tion—all of which haveiw- u purchasad within tbe
last week past iu Philadelphia and New York, on
the most favorable term«, and will bn sold cheap,
for cash. Call and see, and examine for yourselves,
»t No 29 Main street. .
mb J4—dAcw2m JNO L BMITHFR.
IVOTTCE —
LARGE STOCK Of DRY QOODR.
AT AND BSC LOW COST.
With tbe view of engaging in other pursuits, I
have determined to close my present business, and
shall front this day forward, offer the whole of my
large and well assorted stock at cost, and all un
seasonable and past stylea mncb below. Also, my
store, so well situated for business, for rent, as toon
as the goods are disposed of.
Having recently received my spring and summer
supplier, the assortment will be found very good in
all staple and Fancy Goods; bat my determination
to leave the business, being settled and firm, 1 will
atonce procted to sell ont everything and invite
purchasers in tb* city and country to avail them
selves of the present opportnnity to get their sup
pUesat from to to 50 per ceut below the usual market
prices. MANN 8 VALENTINE, J«,
No 99, Corner Broad and 9th at*.
ap?B—tw Near Oapitol Square..
CJPLENDID STOCK i ¥ MANTLES.—
Black Bilk Mantles and Points
Silk and Lace 4o
A variety of Kaglans aad Dusters
"Black and White Berage Ekawls
Raglaua, Dqsters and Beruons
Chi d rati's Be rags and Marseilles Dasttis
Borage and Orgaudie Robes
•lack llernani and Barege do
fcumatr Mourning Goods in every varietv
fro» tfc* best makers ' '
OIIKISTIAN A LATHROP
• NMaia tt.
BOAAPiy
npHBTtJiIfITALL HOUBB,
1 ttfcAGHBAD STRUT,
DANVILLE. VIRGINIA.
With new
*«re visitor* that no effort" Will be spared to pronow
their comfort and fee reepoctfaUr •elicit • trial.
Tb eTU NBT ALL ttO??#B la also the BTAGB Of
f TOB. and oftr omnlbnses *I''always be in readl
neaa to carry *^ , !^4?ALTBRM
j M WAL&KR'f Pioftrtetora.
tsll-lrd WTBIHM™*)
UCRROW'b
D BELIABLB
MEDICINES,
ro* THE RAPID AND IFFICTCAL CU*« OF
tCKOFULA
SYPHILIS
BHBUMATISM.DYSPEPSIA
ULCEROUS AFFECTIONS,
NERVOUS HEADACHE
ERYSIPELAS. OL'JKRS, FISTULA
LIVER COMPLAINT
DISEASES OF THE WOMB
CHRONIC COUGHS AND COLDS
CHRONIC DYSENTERY, SCARLET FEVER
FILES. GENERAL DEBILITY
GLANDULAR SWELLINGS
CHRONIC FEVER AN J AGUE
MERCURIAL DISEASE. FEMALE DISEASES
And all Dirt oft it a arising from an impure State of
thn System. or occasioned by
IMI'R I'D EN CE IN LI FE.
In offering thin medicine to tne nubile, the pro
prietors wish it to be distinctly understood by all,
thatlt dois not rank among the so called quack
medicines, or any of the new upstarts of the day,
but as a truly great and wondermi remedy, whose
extraordinary curatite powers are authenticated
by men of highest respectability and of
est integrity. For more than ten year* has BUR
ROW'S RELIABLE MEDIOfNti Hood the test of
oxptrfeuceinNorfolk ana vicinity.peformingduring
that time miracles in the way of cures. Cases of the
most obstinate ottl inveterate diseases have been
tnoronghly and permanently restored to health by
the nse of this medicino, alter having been pro
nounced incurable by the moat eminent physicians
in tbis country and Knrope.
Tbo proprietors have in their possession thou
sands of certificate from the most influential aud
discriminating, rrho have not only allowed their
names to be introduced as witnesses or the efficacy
of this medic no. but who are willing, if addressed
*poh the subject, to correspond with the afflictcd,
and rbus satisfy them of the truthfulness of what
is here asserted, before a dollar is txpended in pur
chasing it. Some persons may doubt the efficacy
ot this medicine far the reason it Is recommended to
cure so mft'.iy affections, and which, to the skeptic,
mar appear impossible far any one medicine to do.
The reison why this preparation cures so manydis
etses, is because it is a RFGENEHATOR OR
CHANGER OF THE WHOLE HUMAN SYS
TEM thoroughly purifying the blood, and remov
in« all morbid obstructions, which cannot be de
nied are the true source!) of all diseases. All that
is asked for this medicine is a fair trial, which wiU
a-surediy convince any oneot its extraordinary ef
ficacy in curing tho various diseases for which it is
recommended.
The following persons, lining in Norfolk va, and
its vicinity, have certified by saying:
Wo take pleasure in recommending BURROW 8
RELIABLE MEDICINE f-jr tbo cure of all diseases
for which it is recommended, assuring the afflictod
that it will do for them all that i.s represented.
W W Lamb, Mayor, Nor- Rev Thos II lime
folk Wm B Rogers, ESPq
Finley F Ferguson, ex- # W Hail, Esq
Mayor Ed Delany, Esq
EnraT Summers, do John W Lee, K»q
Hon 8 S Stubbs Peter Henneberry, Esq
Bon Jos T Allfru Kader Bivgs. Esq
Rev Robt Gatewo»d C W Grandy. E>q
RevOEernard Maj Thos J Corprow
Rev Mr McOee Jas Y Leigh, Esq
K A Worrall, Ksq I O Gardner, Esq
Chas Harris, Esq Dr M C King
itobt Rhea, Esq l>r C F Martin
J M Freeman. Eeq Warren W King. Erq
Ed Portlock, Esq King * Toy, wholesale
J lluualdeu. Esq druggists
Woodside Dorney, Esq Santos, Wa'ke A Co, do
Big (ieorgo. Esq M A tantos A Co, do
J H Bpratley, Esq L W W ebb
Thos Hall, fcaq Dr K C Robinson
K H Currrier. K»q Dr Geo W Peete
D D Kiske, ex-Mayor, Thomas Brooks, Esq
Portsmouth
MASONIC AND
ODD FELLOWS'
CERTIFICATES:
Norfolk Lodqz, No. l.
Norfolk, Bept 6th,18A2.
Dr 6 IsCßßow:Dear Bir—lu compiisuce with
vour reqneit, we, the uudersignod, would cheerfully
itate that nr attention was called to the deplorable
condition of a stranger in the alms house of this
city who bad been treated by the ph vsicians oi that
institution for Syphilis, without emictiug a enre;
aridbr the order oi the Masonic of this city,
(of wfiich this stranittfr was a brother.) we directed
ycu to administer your Reliable Medicine, aud that
after he had taken it a few weeks, he was pro
nounce! cure!, and left Norfolk apparently a Well
man. Respectfully yours.
FINLKY F FERGUSON,
PHILLIP I COHEN,
SIMON STONE,
W.M D SEAL,
Masonic Committee.
Washington Lodgb, No. 2. I O OF.
Norfolk. July 2i>th, 1858.
Dr B Burrow: Daar Bir—ln compliance with
your request, we inform you fortfca benefit of the
public, Ihata brother of our Order (John R Jasper)
was reported sick while a stranger iu this city, and
incoDiiequeCce of bu destiiuto condition, bad teen
removed to the Hospital, where ho was found by a
committee of this Lodge, suffering Ircm a disease
termed the Scrofula, or King's Evil, and iu so low a
state as to be prououncid ny the attending phyti
cian incurable. On reCummeudßtion of a brother,
be was induced to try your K< liable Medicine, and
iu tbree weeks ho was declared cured, and lott tais
city for New York, and in cur opinion his restora
ticv to health was caused solely by tho uso of your
Medicine.
Giveu under our hands aud sea! of our Lodge, the
date above written.
JAMES H RANSOM, N G.
K Cn AMRErniT*. Sec'.v
A Terrible Case of Scrofula nf Tivlve Years' Stand
ing, Cured in One Month.
Norfolk, July 19,1852
Dr. B. Burrow : Dear ?ir— I am uuder gn at obli
gations to you for effecting a cure of that dreadful
diseaso. SCROFULA by yourßiLMSiL* mzdicins.
The disease had baffl d the most skiliul physicians,
and 1 bad taken at least one hundted bottles ot i<ar
sapftrilla. Ac , without the least effect. I was in
most deplorable condit!on-jwrt of my neck ulcera
ted to such an extent as to leave the wind pipe exixmd;
indeed, life was to me a burden I had given over
the idea of ever finding reliei. until recommended
by one who bad been similarly affiled, and was
cured by your medicine, I was induced to take
y-ur preparation, and although I had been
afflicted over twelve years, yet, in the short space of
thirty days, I wasentirely cured. I aru now in good
health, and have been ever since. The cure was re
garded as a miracle.
Yours, very respectfully,
JOHN WEBB.
This is to certify that John Webb appeared before
me thigiiay. and made oath to the above statement.
I am well acqa*intod with Mr John V. ebb, ho id a
respectable citizi-u of this city.
WILLIAM D DELANY,
Mayor of Nertolk. \a.
Norfolk, July 9, 18f<2.
Norfolk. Jane 1,1853.
Dr. B. Burrow: Dear Sir—Justice to your Medi
ciue and gratitude tv yourself, impel me to wake the
following statent.*ut: My wife haviox teen in alow
atato of health for several years, was considered in
a Uopeltss decline The I'cct medical advice was pro
cured, and the physicians could only confirm our
worst apprehensions, by pronouncing the disease
Pulmonary Consu- irtion in an advanced stage, and
that treatment could be simply palliative, as death
would soon relieve her from tuilorn.g. Recourse
was had. at a last resource, to the advertised reme
dies supposed suitable to the cage, but without the
slightest improvement. She had become so much
emaciated, that her intimate-friends could not
recognise her. An acquaintance who had been
relieved by your medicine, and had witnessed its
beneficial effects on others, so strongly urged atrial
of it, that 1 was induced to procure severai bottles,
which she began takingaccording to the directions.
I believe she had used about bottles, wfcpn she
becamealartned by ageneral breaking out over the
whole body and head, of sores and ulcers, and ascrib
ing the cause to tho medicine, declined its further
use. But feeling convinced this was a favorable sign.
I prevailed noon her to continue Ita use, and I had
the satisfaction of feeing the ulcers heai without
treatment, her cough subsided, she gained flesh and
strength estomfhingly, and it affords me infinite
pleasure to inform you that she is perfectly restored
and neverecjoyed better health. I have used your
medicine in other cases that have occurred in my
family, and my confidence in its curative powers re
main unimpaired.
Most respectfully and truly yours,
J ODBNHALL,
Late Prot. Norfolk M. Ac&domy.
Norfolk. May 12,1R54.
Dr. B. Burrow: Dear Sir—in compliance with
your request, I cheerfully state that 1 have seen the
moat remarkable success attend the administration
of your reliable medicine, to patients in the Norfclk
C\ty Alma Uonse, and my opinion is. it should be
speedily introduced in all hospitals and charitable
institutions. Respectfully yours.
CHARLES JOHNSON.
Late Sup Norfolk City Alius House.
Ifsjpacewouldadmit.wecotiJda'd ahuudredsuch
certificates, signed by part'** w«ll known in this
coromnnity.but from their unque&tionsblecharacter
we deem 1 he above sufficient.
Our medicine is no "Northern catch penny hum
bug," but is the result of a long life of care
study, and attention, and. although it has been
kuown, and appreciated in Norfolk for the pa.it ten
years, we have never introduced it to the public
at large, because of our earnest dosir* to bring it
to such perfection, before «l oing go that it might
stand the test of popular opinion.
Having perfected all onr ariangewnts, and hav
ing approximated the nicest point of perfection in
its combination and preparation, we now give it to
an aftlicted world, with every confidence and a
firm conviction, that it will meet the wauts cf the
afflicted.
Prepared by J W BORROW A CO.Practical and
Analytical Chemists. Norfolk, Va 00
For tsile In Richmond, Va, br Purcell Larld A
Co; John W Garlick; Waring A /earce '
ap 16—lm
».b. Bkuarou, a. naraii faiF
raxwxiis iißHiwe.
DBIDGFORD A CO., General Commit
ilon ari Forwarding Merchants, on the Dock
Itoomooa. Yi. •
Vj ILLINER Y GOODST—The Ladies'
L*-*- will please bear in mind that at GOLDSMIT'S
they caii procure Bonnets. Ribbons, Flowers Ru
ches, white and colored Crapes. Uonuet Frames.
Laces, Kdimgs and Footings, aud in fact ever* des
cription of Millinery Good'at low prtees *
0 * GOLDBMIT,
my 8 28.\ Broad street.
MOT ICE.— ~ j
gUML'NT'B OFFICE. R A D R R. \
BiaHMoitD, April 2*th, IMS. /
On and after the is day of May, I*9, guano and
JJher artificial manures will be transported over
the Richmond and Danville Railroad, as per freight
tariff of September the 15th, 1856. Tis: at 11 oents
Per 100 lbs to Danville. C. CAMPBELL.
_»P 27 Superintendent.
/"J. RAIN CRADLES.—We have on hand
and are now receiving Grain Cradles, mad*by
MILLS, of l«ul*a. We think than «he bast Cradle
now made, and can confidently rec in mend them
Unarming WArr * tM) .
tTAMS.—4,OOO gofcooley.t oelcbrated
II Queen Otty Bams, for sale by JON SB A 00.
\rcw OPINING — Gotta Peroha and
■OMOMWW CARPI.
D°* y.
HoUoit consign® *nta of Totacoo. Grain, nn<l oth*r
Produce, for which the beat m«A»t P«oea will b«
o< taL OOm 9« Virginia street, nw 0«T«
-
TOHNN. GOUDON ft BUN,
** 14th street, near the Exchange Hotel,
Offer tor Mle a Urge and fnl I Moment <rfIROH
comprising HWBBK 8, AMKiIIO*N UAMM JKBU.
PERU HAMMERED ENGMsH AND ENGLISH
KEFINED. English, Arueri.|an. and lr^e
tloo Russia Sheet Iron. OAI.VANIZBD BMKBr
IRON—Hoops,Ban fl and Scroll Iron.rellned Plough
Iron andriongb Plates Also-Tlnplate of T»rlon.
Rlzea Tor Tinners end Manufacturers. SHEETAND
BOLT COPPKK, Sheet Zinc, Spelter and the Metals
tiftually »old in thii marKet. ap I—tf
E OGLEBION *
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
And Dealers in Wln«. , trMt ,
M j—tM Richmond.
\X7M. dATTLER ft CO.,
I v IMPORTERS AND DKALIR* 111
OILS, PAINTS. VARNISUKd AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRUSHES.-We received by the late steamer a
large supply of Painters' and Artist# Brnshea, of
superior quality, to Which we call the attention, of
our customer*. 17
r OUIB J. BOfißlliOX—
JLd Manufacturer of Double ReSned
STEAM C Ait WES,
and Wholesale Dealer In
DOMESTIC AM» PORBIGN FRUITS,
FRENCH CANDIES. CI & ARB.
TO UAC JO, Ac, ie.
Five-stcry Blllldlng, No SO Main street, oppoeite
K " U '" o °*Sb B «O»D.TA.
TAMES 1). BROWNE'B
v ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9th street, next to the Mechanics' Institute.
Iron Railings, Verandahs, Balconies, Chairs,
tees, Ac; also. Grating, Vault and Cellar Doors, and
every other kind of Iron Work, for ornamental and
building purposes, manufactured at short notice.
Particular attetion given to enclosing Burial
Lots in the city and country. ja 24—lam
T a. Blackford,
J • GENERAL FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Parkersbnrg, Va.
N W Va. A B A 0 R K.
RXFIR3 TO
Samuel Ayres A Son,
M Blair A Lo ( Richmond.
J Stewart Walker, Bicnmoua.
Barksdale A Read,
Particular attrntion paid to forwarding manptac
tured TOBACCO. mhm—di.m
WOBSS.
JOHN W ."~D A VIEB t
rBAOTICAL BTONB CUTTER AND MABOS,
Main street, bvtwnen Bth and 9th sta.,
Sichlsond, Va. . .
Monuments of anysizeor design, made to ord«ii
OT the best Italian or American Marble.
I respectfully invite the attention of those In want,
to my stock, wnich is the largest and best finished
assortment of MONUMENTS, TOMBB, HEAD Pl*-
OKH and MANTLES, to be fonnd in the city.
First Premiums awarded by theVirginla Agri
cultural Society, and Mechanics' Institute. ao 26
jy£ARBL£ WORKS.
hogeknaTmillrk,
practical marble masons,
coitssa or 6th and maik sts.
We respectfully invite the attention of those in
want, to our stock on hand, which conai*t3 of the
largest and b«»t tinishod assortment of Monniueuta,
Tombs, Head Pieces. Mantles, Ac, to bo foiled iu
the city. Monu iients ot any size or design, made
to order, of the test quality, Italian or American
Marble.
The only premium evr awarded by the Virginia
Mechanic* Institute, on Marble work, awarded to
John T ttogers. e 25—3ui
jypRBLE WORKS.
JACOB V7>CENT,
MANUFACTURER OF ITALIAN AND AMERI
CAN MARBLE
MONUMESTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES, <fc.,
Of every Style or.D'tigH.
The public aro respectfully iuvitod to call at my
Yard, between sth ani Bth streets, oh Main, and ex-
Mine my Wjik, which cannot be excelled by any
other establishment North or South, which I will
sell as low as any establishment In tnia city or
elsewhere. mh I —3m
O H. OHALKLKY, Dealer in Leath
• er, Shoo Findings, Oii, Tanners' Tools, 4c.,
and Importer of French Calf Skins 13th street, be
tween Main and Cary, lichmoud, \a.. is now in re
ceipt of a large and excellent stock of goods apper
taining to his business.to which he invites the atten
tion of all iu want, esthoy will be sold VERY LOW
FOR OASH, or to >unctua! customers,
mli 2—<l3mAcwly O 11 OHALKLKY.
18597 HP ill NO GOODS. 1869.
rtOQGETX & ANDttHbON—Dea'ers in
Paper Hangings, Mattings, Oil Cloths, Curtain
Goods. Window nhadcs. Beds. Mattrasaes, a.c, .cor
ner of Governor arid Franklin streets —Have re
ceiwd a large and well selects stf>ck for the SpriDg
Trade, to which they invito the attention of buyers,
intending to offcr such inducements Ij purchas-rs
that great bargains may be realized. We are also
prepare.! to execute Payer Hanging and Upholster
ing iu the city or country, promptly, by the best
ap 4—3 m
T0 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
STONK WARE AT FACTORY PRICKS —
MXv V' have on hand, of our own manufacture.
a very lirge assortment of superior quality
Stone Ware, which we aro selling at our Factory
prices, consisting of
Jugs, Jars, Pitdbers, Churns, Spittoous
Covered Butter Pots, Milk Fans
Cork Jars, (air light.) Water Coolers,
Water Kegs, Chimney Caps, Ac.
Merchant* will please ca 1 and examine our Ware
before purchasing elsewhere, and buy at Factory
prices, at our Pottery,corner of I2tli and Cary st»,
mh 17 KaKSKB A PARR.
tNfiW CLOTHING.—DARRA
COTT, HARRIS & CO., successors to Mer
chi.nt. Weisiqir A Co , are receiving one
of the large-it and best assortments ofßeady
Made Clothing ever offered in this market, having
been manufactured Dr THEMsiLVJis, and for style,
Quality and lit, cannot be surpassed
Also, Youths and Boys' Clothing of every kind and
quality, suitable for Boys from four to sixteen years
old.
Furnishing Goods of every kind, including their
celebrated "Golden Hill Shirts " ot superior quality,
ani fit guaranteed, which will be sold at the very
lowest prices 1
Call and examine them.
DARRACOTT, HARRIS A CO..
ap 16 112 Main street.
UOBLNSON'B MANIPULATED GOA
IV NO HAS EIGHT PERCENT. OF AMMONIA
AND FORTY FIVE TO FIFTY PER VENT. OF
BOJSE PHOSPHATE OF LIME —The under
signed, having accepted the agency for tha sale of
Robinson's Manipulated GUANO, ask the attention
of agriculturists and their agents to this superior
fertilizer. We guarantee a perfect uniformity in
the quality of this arti :le, aud that it is in all cases
one-half best Peruvian Guano, one-halt fine ground
Done and the best Phosphatic Guano.
The machinery used is now and ot the most ap
proved description, and from tbe manner in which
the Guano and Bone are mixed, being ground toge
ther so that every particle of each is brought into
the closcst contact with tbe other, ensures a fnll
appropriation cl both in proper proportions by iht
growing crop.
We refer to the annexed report from Dr. Bickell,
showing tho value of this Fertilizer, both for quick
and permanent result?.
It is put up in good bags, weighing ab»ut 150 lbs
each. Price, $50 per ton of uuoolbs.
No. 83 SiCOND Btrkkt,\
Baltimore, Jan'y 2a. 1559. j
REPORT OP ANALYSIS
Of Robiuson's Manipulated Guano, for Francis
Robinson, Esq,of Baltimore city.
A sample of the above, which was taken at yonr
mills, was found, npon analysis, to be capable of
producing; of—
Ammonia 5.3 l per cent.
and to contain of
Bone Phosphate of Lime 45.82 per cent.
The above proportion of Ammonia and Bene
Phosphate of Lime is known to be most proper for
concentrated manure. Both theoretical reasoning
and the rosultsof numerous practical experiments
have approved of it. An application of 2UO lbs of
this article will snpply more of Bone Phosphate of
Lime than is required by any crop, thus leaving a
c -nssJerablesnrplus of this valuable nutriment in
corporated with the soil after croping, and will iur
ntsh a-efficient Quantity of Ammonia to act as a
nutriment and stimulant.
Cms JitCKKLi, Ph D.
For sale by E H SKINKKR A CO.
fo 22 2*-imif Sole Agents for Richmond, Va.
OTEAM SAW MILL—LUMBER RAW.
KD TO ORDER.—TIie subscriber having the
«ntire control of one of the best BTKAM OIKCU
LAR SAW MILLS in the State, located in Virgin
Pine Forest, near navigation, will contract to fur
nish at short notice; in good order, anil on reasona
ble terms, Building and Railroad Timber, sawed all
sizes and dimensions, and respectfully solicits or
ders tor this description of Lumber
TRUMAN A PARRKR,
Wholesale awl retail dealer in Lumber, Mahogany
ja 8 and Bhlngles of every descrij tion.
PITY DRUG STORE.—CIIAB. 8. DAW-
SON, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, corner
Main and 15th streets, has at all times on hand, and
receiving weekly per stoamer, a large and welt i,v
lected stock of Medicines, warranted fresn and pure;
Perfumes; Brushes of all descriptions;
Brown Windsor Soap, Ac
Lewis' Pure Lead; Liusoed Oil
Colors ground in Oil
Window Glass; Potty; Madder
Indigo: Quinine; Begars
Fancy Soaps; fine Teas only
Matches, Ac.
Suitable tor eountry trade. His retail department
Is complete In all its varied branches.
Manufacturer of the celebrated D'Orsay Cologne.
Sampson. Ac. )a 10
OELLING OFF, SELLING OFF, at and
O bflow cost, |5> 0 *or» of Window Shades-
Brasses. Cord* and Tassels; Floor and Table Oil
Olotb. all width*; Fire Screen*; Wall Paper; Curtain
Band* and Cornices, at less than the original cost.
changing my businsaa. and wish
to avoid taking them toauctiou, great bargain* will
be given, a* the K0 «li must be sold. Call and secure
* P*' r ,.°'. m r Ooia which are vary beanti
ft". Don t forget the place, i3u Broad street the old
established Dry Good* and 8 h»de LUpot of
roh 22-3ra 230 Broad rt * b#tWMD 34 * nd 4UI sta
POTTON AND WOOLEN WABTE
, c, packing steam engines and lo
tuniotives lam prepared to furnish railroad earn
panics and others, with the above artiste, of sup*
mm quality, at very low prices.
JM» l»-ts A » LRU, oa the Pock
tpOß SALE CHEAP—A nqobil hand
x Bprlna Dray and Harwaa. Apply « this aSoa.
•P#-4a
IBSPEAKOS. ~
riuo „,
BOCIBTY
[Actual Capital, $2,600,000.1
Agency at th* Office of the virglula Fire and Ma
rino Insurance Company, Mo 131 Main*treet. Rich-
Dr Jno 8 D COLLIN, Medicftl Bxarainer—Office
at the office of Dm. Gibson and Cnilen, south aide of
Franklin itreet, between ftth and 7tb streeta.
fe2-t* W L &JWARDIN, Agent.
ANUATTAN
iVI mi Tnmr
OABtt CAPITAL AND ACCUMULATION.
sssWp
cannot b* withdrawn »«%JWSS&kt.
J" tDT , c S^^l
indicate* a state of society wherehlgh moral feeling
and commercial confidence exist. r
Ixmw«l—JUH BLAIR BURWfcLL.
omc i» M«. B macmobbo , At n .
d« >9 —Am Richmond. Va.
CIBBOLDTIOWB, fto.
poTpAMNERSHIP N OtTcE —The
V undersigned have this day associated them
selves together under the firm and style of POTTS,
&St!SkS r . B 2»#"srarwiffigaa*
BUSINESS In the city of Richmond.
They have taken the new and spacious bnilding,
two door* above Sam'l Ayer* A Bon, and nearly op
coaite the Columbian Hotel, on Cary street, whore
they will keep constantly on hanu a full and cem
plete stock of all such good« as are usually foitpd
fn the Grocery line, including Coffee, enffars. Mo
lasses. Bacon, Liquors, Ac, 4c, Ac, to wl Ich they
beg to call the attention of their frien-l* and the trade
"'speciaf attention will be paid to the sale of all
kind* of Produce, on which liberal advance* will
be made. I RANK POTTS.
RICH'D G FARtKY,
ILKNRY S WCLMAMB,
JAS B MARSHALL.
Richmond. Ja Ist, 1869.
PARTNERSHIP.—The uudereiga
vy ed have formed a co-partnership, under the
firm and styl* of WILLIAMS A ELLIOTT, for the
purpose of conducting a general fIARDWARK
business in the city of Kichmond.
They have taken the well known Hardware house
ofThos A Rust, 67 Main street, where they have
opened an entirely new and complete stock of
HARDWARE, CUTLKRV, Ac.,
And hope, by strict attention to business and mod
erate prices, t® merit the pntrormar* of the public.
P RICHMOND L WILLIAMS,
Late with Van-Lew Taylor £ Co.
W V ELLIOTT,
sp 13— lm Late with Smith * Haiwood.
DISSOLUTION Oif CO PARTNER
SHIP— The Co-Partnership ->f STEARNS A
THURSTON in this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. FRANKLIN STEARNS will settle up the
outstanding business of Stearns A Thurston.
FRANKLIN BTEARNB,
ap2—ts PHINEAS THURSTON.
pO-PAETNEEBHIP NOTICE.—I have
v this day associated with me in co-partnership
WM BKKNT. of the late firm of Gretter * Brent.—
The busings will be conducted under the drm ot F
STBABJSiCO.
RICHMOND, January 1, 1859.
THE UNDERSIGNED hvre this daj
associated tnomaelve* together under the fljro
and btyle of JOHNSON A TKUBHBAiIT. for the
purpose of conducting a General Grocery, Commis
sion and Forwarding Business. They have taken
tfco large granite front house on Cary street, tor
nwrly occupied by J.M. Conrad, second dcor above
Virginia street. . . ,
They will always keep on hand the best assort
ment of Groceries, Liquors, Ac., which they will
rumish to the trade at the lowest prices. By strict
attention to business they hopo fo receive a liberal
share of patrouage. B. J. JOHNSON,
Late of the firm of Dibrell * Jclinson.
BAT. TRUEUE ART,
ja 4—ts Late of Danville. Va.
Pi* NOB, Jkc.
firstpremium grand
gtvTr:«AXn SQUARE PIANOB. — Grand
N R |TK Hand square Pia-jo Forte Warerooms.
« » « B • General depot of foreign and Ameri
can Mfl»!c. Musical Instruments, and all other arti
cles belonging to a Musical Warehouse, bj GJKHLt
A 00-. No 231 Broad street, between Tfiird and
Fourth streets, Richmond, Va. The undersigned,
at the request of many Southern triends, havees
t.iblisheU and opened in Ficbinoud. No. 231 Broad
street, between 3d and 4th sts , a PIANO FORTH
WAREROOM, where iu addition to our extensive
stock of PIANO FORTES, wo offer tor sale e
general assortment of FOREIGN AND AMERI
CA.* MUSIC, of the tnsst popular composers. Mu
sical Instruments of all kinds, and those articles
generally which appertain to a first class musical
establishment. Seminaries, Academies, institutions
of learning, Ac., will find it to their advantage to
deal with us, as wo are prepared to sell music, Ac.,
at Northern prices, and they will thus save the
freight between this city aad the North. The busi
ness will be conducted under the name and style of
G.EULE A CO.
A guarantee is given of every instrument for five
years from the time of purchase, and the privilege
of exchange within sis months alter date of sale la
accorded. All orders will be promptly and faithful
ly executed.
Our terms are moderate, and a liberal discount
will be made for cash.
Tuning promptly attended to.
Old Pianos taken in exchange and hired at low
rates.
The public are respectfully invited to give ns a
call betVre purchasing elsewhere, as we ate deter
mined not to be undersold.
fe 25-d3m GJSHLS A CO , Richmond, Va.
TO GUITARISTS.—P. H. TAY
t©2 LOR has inet opsnpd an additional supply of
?§* MARTIN'S UNRIVALLED GUITARS,which
are unequalled for fullness and sweetness of lone
and beauty of fini«h. Italian Guitar Strings, Gu
itar Instruction Book.*, and Music.
PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
ap 27 I S3 Main »t., above Post Office.
ASHLAND RACES.
SPRING MKBTINQ, 1859.
The Spring Meetin* over this conr*e will com
mence on TUESDAY, 17th day of May n*xt, and
continue throughout the week.
Kikst Dat—Post stake for all ages, four mile heat*
$200 entrance; $100 forfeit. »if*,o added by the
Club. Cloeed on lstinst.Withfoar subscribers,viz:
T * TW Dog well. John Hunter, R II Dickinson
and James M Tavlor.
SrcoND Day—Fir it Race-—Sweepstakes fr>r three
year old colta and fillies $200 entrance. $100 for
feit. Closed on Ist inst, with the following entrtea:
Thomas W Doawell enters ch c, Kxchtijuer, bj
Revenue, dam Nina, by Boston.
W H Gibbons enters b f, Crinoline, by Financier,
dam Miss Mattie, by Umpire.
John Hunter enters b c, by Lexington, Jam by
F M Hall enter* gr f. Faith, by Childe liar-old
dam Fidelity, by Priam.
Second Race—Same Day.—Jockey Club parse,
J.VpO, three mile heats.
Thibd Day—First Race — Sweepstakes for three
year otd colts and fillies. $i:<o entrauce. Uall for
feit. Mile heats. Clos»d on the 15th March with the
following entries:
Thottas and James T Posweil enter sorrel Alloy,
by Griff Edmonson, dam Virginia Payne.
M Harvey enters #rey liiley, by Red Eyo. dam by
Arthur Tavlor.
Secorul Race—Same Day—Proprietor's purse, $200
Two mile beats.
Fourth Day—First Race— Sweepstakes for three
year ol'l colts ana fillies, out of ciares that never
produced a winner. $1(10 entrance. Half;forfeit.
Milo heats. Closed on the 15th March with the fol
lowing entries:
Thomas Doswell enters sorrel Alley, by Revenue, (
dam by Bailey Peyton, (B Handjlph's )
James M Taylor enters b c, by Financier, cut of
Emancipation Mare
Also, L c. Admiral, by Commodore, out of Priam
Mare, and she out of Virginia Oraves.
F M Hall enters bay colt, by Register, dam by
Prince George
M Harvey enters sorrel colt, b'y Jno Blunt, dam
by Andrew.
Second Race—Same Day.—Proprietor's purse, $150.
Mile heats—best three in Ave.
Fifth Dat—Handicap race for service ef plate,
the value of $3no. entrance <50, to be added to the
stake. Second horse to save his entrance, provided
three or more start. Three inilo heats.
Nominations for the above mentioned Colt Stake*,
closing 15th March next, to be addressed to
NATH'L A THOMPSON,
Sce'y Ashland Jockey Club.
Ashlard, Hanover county, Va, Jan 26. lits.
ja 27—2awtMlo*td
CLOTHING "
9J SPRING GOODS AT URAD QUARTERS,
■■ . Cbrner Main and 13ih streets.
The subscriber has just returned from Mew York,
with the largest and uiost fAshlonsble stock of
Goods he has ever had, selected by himself in per
son, with great care, with special reference to the
retail trade. Abetter stock of Cloths, Casaimcre*
and >estings, canuot be seen In this city. Coats
Pants and Vests of every imaginable thape. color
and quality, embracing all the new styles. Also a
moit magnificent stock of Furnishing Goods, such
Super Silk Lace Neck Ties
Blk and Fancy Silk Neck Tie*
Pocket Ildkh, Cravat*. Stocks
Shirts, Collars, Drawers, Glove*
Suspenders, Sock*, Ac.
All In want of Goods, really fresh and deairable.
either ready made or snt to measure, would do well
to give him a call before purchasing elsewnere
He has in his employ the best of Cutters and
Werknen. B B SPBNCK,
' 2 Corner Main and 13th street*.
p D. YALE & CO.,
rVf.l3O Maim STRUT.
REFRIGERATORS,
FIRE AND WATER PROOFCEMENT PAINT,
For Roifs, the be*t article for the purpoae in use.
Lightning Rods ot the moat approved kind.
Pumps of all kind*.
Hydraulic Kams.
Lead and I ron Pipe, all rise*.
Portable Gas Works pnt np In town and couutry.
Hotel and Family Cooking Range* and Stove*, all
tiiei.
All kind* of Plamblng and Gaa Fitting done to
order.
ALSO,
Roofing and Guttering. Usating public and pri
vato builaiugs in all the various way* known in
modern improvement*. a* 2*— 2m
ERICHTEB'B B&EWIRY,
• CORNER BROAD AND7taBTB
From this day I will sell BO&LBD LAQBR
BRJCR, vis: Qnmrts, Pints and Half Plat*:
Quarts, per do*. a, 7 *
Pint*. p»r dos. 9 ! 75
M Half Wat*, per doe " i;:;;™ 115
P'vtkeaia boi*i wd'd*Uv
depot la the city ire* of charg*.
X , assortment ok
Sffi.Kr.nuxr'' rsssss#-
"" m Broad itiMt,
BMLKOAMi **■
HfIHWSPaTRRBVt>RfI BAIEIOA
March until th« Ist of September \
and accommodation train* on thtajwja *}•'}J*»
Richmond and Pet«*bwg on MONDAY w *DKJI*
DAY »nd FRIDAY, at « o'clock. A *. **
A Wahgenients have b«en made by thi« J*P*
for the prompt and punctual forwarding »®J *•'*
ery of ul Prod uc«,6ood*. or other «rticl»* offrmgbf
designed for transportation either way,» D - *.*" l
Kichmond and point* between Petersburg WW, *•
leigb, Ridgway, Ore*n*boro, Bail»bury, and Char
latte, North Carolina, at low rates, wlthoat a»<
charge fur for warding, storage, Ac. AH ,Q ™ * I
ciea aent to Richmond, ahould be consig»«® •"'J
plainly marked, 'To the care of the Freight Agra to
the Kichmond and Petersbnrg Hailroad, at Petota
bnrg," br whom they will b« promptly for**™!"
Aa to the rate* of toll* on the Romi • on J™ " v*
Unbare, which they require to be ■ repaid, mm*
a* Raleigh, Information may be ha 3 at the Depo
of tbia Company at
Office R * P R R Co,l . . ,
March 7.18 M / .
VIRGINIA AND
fIHCi9f3RTK!<NIfIBBB RAILROAD.
PftMtager iralos lem s Ljncbbiirjr u tHf * l I/™ F -
M. 1 hronthTick?tafrom Lrhchburg: to the WIW
*t *
Dal ton. ~ 10 SO Montgomery. «** 25
Chattanooga 20 10 Grand J auction W *•
Atlanta «... ... 2' f> Mtmphia..— 3°
Huntsviile. 24 sft Mew Orleans --jmmmb
Freight Trains leave Lynchburg daily ..
oXcepted) at 1.30 A M.
F r«- ?*Ti t tr&usported tbrohgb from Lyacbbtirg to
the following narced place*, at the following namtd
rates per 100 pound*.
Ist Clan. 2d Cla**. 3d Cla%.
Knoxville. 10 90 $0 73 *>57
Daltou and Chatta
nooga. 92>i 74 !A
Nashville 1 25 1 00 *>
Tuscuffibia. 1 3H 1 09 87
Mem phi*. ....... 155 124 n __ J"0
8 H "ILL,
o«T>eral BupeHnt°»vl< it.
liytjcfctinrg. March 4th, 1C59- m!l «—
>&*-l£Z2& "THROUOH TABUr OF
mSBmOBBM FR EIGHT from Richmond to Mvm
phi*, aud intermediate point*:
I" > Vli I-9
Fbom Ricn*oirD TO j | g "I j * ?
\k M m zl£ I s
First Claw. 1« >2" 1tiI! wfl 71
S««cotid Ciae*. 1 '2 I W 1 15 ! i 27 ' i <2
Tbled C!w 1' 0 ftf< 95 102 Il>
Special Oiaeg 232 2 3>i 290 I 3 16 |3 V
~ The rates Wt-et of Kaoxville will not go intu ef
fect until after the completion of tha Cleveland
Branch Railroad, which will be abont the Ist o
Shippers of through goods must senl dnpllrate
ticket.-", Kiting the marks, weights and de*t\aation
ol good*. Send to Cox's Line of Boat*. .
* -A S LKK. on the Doc*.
N. B —Good* from Northern cities shipped through
at reduced rate*. A. 8. L.
fe 10—ts __
VTRUIXIA I ICNIUAL RAILKOAU.
s&mmsm caA Z 9 J or
gPKINO ARKANOK.VIKNT.
Trains loave Kichmond twice dally, (Snndl^^
n'gbt» excepted )
For Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore, Ac., ?iz :
at fi.2o A M, and 6.15 p. M.
I»a«erK»rs for i. H AHLorrrsvitLX, Btaustojt, Cot
inotow, Ac , tuke tiio 620 A M irain.
tare to Waabinitlon, $•> w
" " Baltimore, 7 i«t
" " Philadeiphia, *50
" " New York II 50
BAG'}AUK CHRC&SD THROUUII.
Through Tickets sold to Pitt*i>urg, Zaneaville
Cincinnati, Louisville, fit Lorjs, Chicago, and all
important points West.
Passengers go through without detention.
TIIOS DUDAMKAD,
apl2—t* General Miperintender.t.
[ \ RATES, FENDERS, FUJI BITS OF
SHOVKL3.TONO9 and PORKRB.-I ±are *-»
■ale an elegant assortment of nil kinds of Qrnt'-*,
inclnding every stylo of Fenders, Bnmiser Piwe«,
hacdsom »nd plain seta of Shovel*, Tongs and
Pokera. Seven different size* of coalscuttles, cinder
Shovels. Are Shovels; handsome Stand* for Shovel*
and Pokers: Blower Stauds;Ura<<sand Iron Footmna'.;
ar- Brick; tire Slabs and Jams; sets of Soap Btonr> for
setting ap Orates; Tavern and Chnrch Bells, of
sweet tone. Builders, housekeepers, and otb'-rs In
v ant of any of the r.bove articles, can be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. I am manufacturing
all kinds of Brass and Iron Works of the above de
scription, at »nv BP.liI, and BKABS FOUNDRY, sj«l
GRATIS and FKNDEK MANUFACTORY, No. .-a
Maiu *tr«flt, batweeii Bth anci vth street*, wnt side,
Richmond, V*.
•a 16~dly 8. D DSNOON.
N- OTICE TO" rOBACOON*BTB AND
MRHCIIANTS.—Made to order, TOBACCO
SB"!?, " any size. As 1 litTe on hand a lares
Stock ol gtod material fur this ptircov, I would M
elad to furnish trom !s.f*o to2o.i*»'t Se/stliisseas<'n.
I have also for salt. FLOUR BAKRKJ-a and HALF
BAHRKLS, suitable for flour,sugar, plaster, Ac.
R OUARY
81icp corner fith and Cary sta.
N B —Cash paid for BARREL TiMJIER.
rah 18 —3;n*
RICHMOND, April 18.
TO THE PCBLIO.—I have this Jaj
constituted anil appointed BAML H JKTKU my
igeut, by deed duly recorded in the office of ths
Court of Hustings of llie city of Richmond, to con
duct for me, and in my name, a General Commis
sion aifl Forwarding Business.
ap 20 —1 m* FUAN3 A JETEK.
In conformity with the foregeing, I
will conduct,at my old stanl. on Cary *tre»t, two
doors below »ne Columbian Hotel, a General Com
missionnnd Forwardiug Bulnesa. 1 shall givprr.y
nndiviiied aid personal attention to the sale of tve
ry kicd of country produce, such as Wheat, Com,
Klonr, Tobacco, Ac, and by strict attention tn bu
siness, I hopo to roceivo a liberal share of pntlie
patronage. SAM'L H JETER,
ap 20— lm* Agent for Frans A Jetir
dpU> CARRIAGES, CARRIAGE?.
The subscriber has eh hand, at Ma
Coach Making Establishment, on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary, (l3tli and 14th streets )
near tho Colombian Hotel. COACIIKS. CHAKI'i-
TKE3, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without*
tops, and SULKIES— all ot hi* own make, of ;b«
best materials and workmanship—all of which *II
be sold as low as good work of the kind c»n be
the city of Richmond, and I respectfully ask a mil
from those in w*ntof any article in the Carrlixt*
line, as I am determined to pake to ordrr and to
'ell at the lowo"t price* possible; and all work sold,
that is new, warranted
tnh 7—am MICAJAH MANGU M.
tJOHN E. DOLIERTY respeciful
ly informs his friii.J and the pub'ic that he
has opened a MfcKCHANT TaILOKING
ESTABLISHMENT, on 13'h, between Main
»nd Cary streets, wh-'re ho warrant* a* good Gar
ments, and at as reasonable prices a* tan be had
anywhere. All he asks is a trial. mh 15— 2m
REUTHE'S PATENT
_£><Z ANIMAL TRAP-This i»g*nfon*
machine has no rival It tha Arid
Y mm sL >t nil, to Uicompared with It, tor
the capture of wild animal*. It m
*o small thft one can carry it in his racket. stUl't
is capaMe of killing a b*ar. The/ are of three (Af
ferent aizos. and will ttfcctnaliy operate «d K.ki,
Minks. Wild Cats, Foxes. Wolves, Bears, Ac; tliey
call also be ate las Pistols. For sale by
JAMES Walsh. Gen lmp<rter,
ap 28—1 m 7 dwrs above St Charles Hotel
m RICHMOND AND
«MtBEgBES!BffrETitRSBu KG ram
ROAD-ISfPOKTANT M>TICSTOTKAV*LK <S.
By the new mail arrangeineuts, on and aft«r Mt>N -
OAT, April I£. the trams ou Ibis road will leave
Richmond at an earlier hour than formerly, the
morning train starting at 4:25 instead of 4:63, and
the atternoja train at 2:40 insteid of 2:».
For details,see regular advertisement.
ap 16— Im TJI WYN**' ®" ,p ' t
/ —n —■ TURPIN, ROPER & MCP
**- I ' RAY,
UNDERTAKERS.
Governor street,between Main and Franklin, Rich
mond, Va.
Keep constant! v on hand all kinds of reedy-made
COFFWSAND METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
mil 23—ly
z —r. —-1 WM. Q. BALLIE. WM V
CHANDLER,JNOTBALLIK. on
der the firm of WM Q SALLIK * oO..Caih!c*t Ma-
IIMAJII KiHMTUKk Deai.erh, have on hand a g.*xl
assortment of Furniture, both of lh»lrown mamt
factory and Nor'hern.
We respectfully solicit • call ftv rt t»>o*e who may
want anything in our line.
UNDERTAKING.
We w'H also pay particular attention to theUcder
taking business In all it* branches, keeping con
stantly on haud a large assortment of Metalic Ba
nal ('a*?s, ami Mahogany and Poplar Coffins.
OrtVis frcm the country toilette',, and will be
promptly attended to.
WM A SALLIIS k 00.
my ' -3m Franklin at,between rthand 14tn.
AX— HORSES FUK SALE—I hate
lust returned from BVtimore. where I selec
ted a lot cf young, mund, gentle home*. »ultabU»
for draught or Mddle purpose* Thoae in want will
srWe m« a rail. N C MPSUOMBItf.
n»T 4-ta Judst, between Broad and Brace.
MR. EDITOR:—
promised in my Ust adTertise-*X2iv
uieni that the 'Peoplo" should hear from me again,
"ao now I blow my horn."' I have studied aatr-oo
my ainc* m j last, and And that the star of my dm
tinr atlll routes oo: and thoae who know IIAU AN'H
JOHN, know th »t ht> haa the faculty and Ind'-fati
Sable aplrlt not to let the dowofalla »f lite to canse
Im to despair; but "pnah along, keep rootle*."
for the world ii but a bubble, aad he that ha< t»>
much lead on hia ainker will surely be a goner;
therefore t offer to »h*> pnblic of my own saaiititac
'ure. BCtKHKJ* 811 UK IKS, ROUKI WATS aud
I.igtit CAKKIAOIH—aII aa itood aa can ba made.—
I hjwealaoHOßSES. MULU.Ao.Ao . for aale-ln ,
anything under the suu, and will barter and
trade for eren old sho> soles. AH yea ha*« to do m
to give him a call on isth street, where yon will fl »d
hl» sign unaldo down, tbera yoa will And MAGAN 8
JOtl»s, In TWn Crt*k .Ya/v>n
tffT You snail hear from ma tor J«
writing * romance of my own life mh M—daw
& new carriage mand-
F AOTOK Y. CORN BR OF »TU Ai* r>
mtUAUof RB rre.-lfhe su b*orib« havi*gh«d w
v«a*s>r*c'i'*l etperience in the oianu
CAR RI AIMS in *ome of the larg'st "*• ! *
in the North and ftosth. ttAtter* himself *
fully able to manfactare the »o*« . *
well •* the plainest style o* CARRf'
foand in the State Poe*e*>iag « if!!
in hi* buduttsa, he la enableJ io *
er prU-es tiiM.oau be a«>r<lrf by «/V-
Meba* bmw oahsud.of htoowomMi'"'* *0 y
a IKS. wit* ana without topi, RO(&A rr* i.\ m..
W " " ry k>W p JOHN DOB*.
A DAM'S EXPREtiS
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