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.THE DISPATCH. __
THURSDAY MOKWtMQ MAT 19. )W».
NOHTH.WBST*RH BASK Of VIRGINIA,}
VimiM, ▼ a., April 30tb, l»M»- f
ÜBOH A. Will, Stq., Oavaraor of Virginia:
Bm—l tan tta to aortas* tl»« <j«*r»crly
report of this Bank and Wi th t
r2f«c», D. LAMB, Csshlor.
StATttHKTof ths Condition of the Nortb'Wsstern
teak of Virgin*. loclsdisg jtt Broocboa at
VoMnt, Nrtmtarf owl M«#«»lll*i o»
ibo lot dar ol April, lV *Uh a Comparative
Itatfint of tbo aane for tbo Corrsspoodlsg
ported of tbo praoadlnf ysar.
April I,IBM. April 1. ISM.
TVynaatie Debt. K8.360 M OJS.MM) 57
AWteof Kwbaaga, 4W.09T 03 4C3.830 6#
SSS&SK 5 ®- SffS 'SUSS
9^£S^T i 126,619 27 114,1MJ 7T
D«o b» otkor Bsaks
aod Baakoro, lU.MS » 01.608 92
Notts of Va. Banks, 28,816 00 19,429 00
Kotos of other Basks,
aStST I*'1*' 41.T83 87 Sl.OTfl 27
Oeio. 188,059 21 1i6,4<14 82
Kxpoass Account, 6,3Ji> 82 6 847
$I.«T4,HW 18 8,001,766 22
CaDital stock 998,100 00 9M,«M 00
717,441 00 676,895 00
l>ae tO otlior Bank* aad
lU&ktn 86,,,3 33 38,443 36
~ ' 247,803 07 307,048 42
Oontinceot Pond, 5y,150 82 106.894 46
Discount Aeconnt, 18,260 94 M.WS 16
Collection and Prank
oa Account, 1,468 83 2,002 01
Kent Account, 1,696 20
In transit, 6.318 17 378 62
$1,074,106 16 2,001,755 22
Ptatuibot Exhibiting tbo Aggregate Debt das by
the North* Western Bank of Virginia, Including
4ts Branches, tho Outstanding Debt duo lo said
Bank, its Discounts of Inland and Foreign Bill*
of Exchange, its Loam to Directors, its Specie,
Circulation aad Deposits, on the first day of each
month of tho quarter ending April 1, 1869.
Jan. 1,1859. Feb. 1.1559.
Circulation, 702,049 00 707,524 00
Deposits, 236,304 18 252,130 43
Doe toother Banks aad
Bankers, 41,812 02 20,127 C 3
In transit, 4,043 12 1,318 89
Aggregate Debt due by
Banks and Branchss, 984,208 32 981,100 05
A (SITS, vie :
Loans to Directors, 50,316 9* 60.225 72
Other Domestic Debt, 842,204 46 854,631 17
Bills of Exchange— alt
payable In the Ual«
ted Btates, 492,562 39 468,215 49
Dos by other Banks
aad Bankers, 135,040 96 147,532 32
Baak Notes, Checks
and Certificates of
Deposit, 75,323 65 67,723 58
la transit,
Outstanding Debtdus
to tho Bank and
Branches. 1,695,448 39 1,578,328 28
Orsxa A skits, Tlx:
Coin. 199,031 88 188,149 49
Stocks of this Bank, at
Kr, 25,000 00 25,000 00
r Stocks,valued at 31,494 68 31,494 58
Banking Houses and
other Real Estate,
valued at 123,99: 48 123,999 48
Total Assets, 1,974,972 33 1,946,971 83
Excess of Assets over
Liabilities, per above
siatemont, 990,764 01 965,870 88
Rxpbxsxrtiso :
Capital Stock, 867.100 00 BGB.IOO 00
Contingent Fund, 87,627 80 89,638 41
Earaings, 36,036 21 8,132 47
$990,764 01 965,870 88
Mar. 1,1859. April 1,1859.
Circulation, 689,689 00 717,441 00
Deposits, 249,397 10 247,603 07
Doe to other Bank* and
Bukrn, 30,876 7 8 25,773 33
Jo transit, 6,318 17
Aggregate Debt doe by
the Bank and Branch
es, 975,962 88 097,135 57
Assirs, viz:
Loans to Director*, 49,363 45 47.539 00
Other Domestic Debt, 855,459 20 885.820 53
Bills of Exchange—
all payable in the
United States, 473,619 19 498,097 03
Dae by other Banks
and Bankers, 129,983 40 115,553 85
Bank Notes, Checks,
aod Certificate* of
Deposit, 87,387 52 70,598 87
In transit, 499 51
Outstanding Doe to the
Banks aod Branches, 1,690,342 27 1,618,609 28
OfHßft Assists, tic :
Coin, 168,525 50 168,053 21
Btock of this Bank, at
par, 25,000 00 25,000 00
Other Stocks, valued at ;<l.4tf4 55 31,494 58
Banking Houses aod
other Real Estate,
valued at, 124,007 98 126,610 27
Total Assets, 1,945,370 39 1,965,770 34
Excess of Assets over
Liabilities, per above
statement, 069,407 51 971,640 77
IUPiMEsmG:
Capital Stock, 868,100 00 868,100 00
Contingent Fund, 89.202 SO 89,150 82
Etrulngs, 12,104 71 14 389 96
$969,407 51 971,640 77
Circulation Outstanding: Ap'll,'sß. Ap'll,'s9.
Ones, 839 834
Twos, 306 302
Fives, 307,835 463.705
Tens, 226,245 220,380
Twenties, 25,020 15,020
fifties, 16,650 11,200
$576,895 717,441
The undersigned, Directors of the North.West
ern Bank of Virginia, certify the foregoing state*
meats to be correct, to the best of our knowledge
and belief.
W CAMPBELL,
HENRY MOURE,
J W PAXrON,
JAS PAULL,
ZH JACOB,
M H HOUSTON,
Wheeling, April 22, 1860.
Ohio Coebtt, ss:
Before me, Hiram D. Brown, Notary Public, for
Ohio county, State of Virginia, this day, in my
■aid county, came Daniel Limb, Cashier of the
NorthaWesiero Bank of Virginia, and made oath
iu doe form, thai the foregoing statements are
correct and true, to the best of his knowledge and
bslief.
Gives under my band this 21st day of April,
ISbU. H D BROWN, Notary Pnblic.
BANK OFTHITvALLKY IN VIRGINIA, 1
Winchester. April 27, lasy. j
To His Excellency, Hikki A Wise,
Governor of Virginia:
Dear Sir—l enclose statements showing the con
dition of this Bank, on the Ist day of April, ISM. aud
Ist test.
\ ery respectfully.
Your obedieat servant,
Ji M BuitftT. Cashier.
Condition of the Bank nf tht VaUry in Virginia, In
cluding it* BraacJui, April 1, 1858
Specie. - »• $405,<88 47
botesol Dunks incorporated by the state lo».7oe 83
hoies o%bauks incoiporated elsewhere 1.5,6 00
to a* from other banks. 4 a,052 45
jtotee disc-tinted 2.009.1 is to
inland bills discounted. 330.3*1 so
V irgicla Treasury nolea. 40 iUW) tJO
Bond account.™-. ............. 26,7i7 16
Block purchased to secure a debt.......... 8>0< », (HJ
Real ealate.. .. 74 016 74
Uvinmonwealth of V irginiw. 1,655 zi
$3,442,750 07
Capital stcck 1,215,000 00
Notes in circulation. „ 1 .690,200 »•
Dae to other Dasks. 72,716 86
turpins 1uud........ 131,805 71
Di5c0unt................ 46,611 e7
Deposit* mouey - 266,7(3 7a
Iu Uaaslta betweec. bank and brancaes.. 1V.652 35
t,442,750 07
t \mditim of tht Bank qf the Valley »» Virginia, In
cluding U* Branch**, April 1. JBS»-
Specie...... 382,532 il
Notes o> baulk* incorporated by the state. Sft.jteJ 75
Notes of banks incorporated eUewher*... *J. 77« 01
Due from otuer banks. - - M
rvotes discounted £ 9
Inland bills discounted —— —•
Virginia treasury note*
Bono account 'I'ULW't "JUL <Kt
block purchased to secure • debt....... ••J® u W
Atai estate _74 07vj#v
33
Capital slock - 1.2i5,uw 00
s iu circulation. 1,374 440 50
Do* tootlts* barts- - .. 261,016 KV
Surplus fowl 133,7 V» 04
l>*MMUnt. • - 40.W0 n
i>« posiussouey 424 2i» o3
state meat and And it correct
i BJBINBKRKY.
I DW BARTON,
WwMsI.LON,
W MHwLUDAi.
Vtb..iau, yatonirt Colhtt. tct:
•fbisday Henry M Brvat.Oastiier of the Baak of
the Valley in Viralala, personally appeared befr>re
the subscriber, a Justice of the Peac* In aad fot the
o.'«inty a format.!, and uiade ■ nth that the fbmcoina
»Ti»il»it« the ttU« condition ot said Bank on the let
tns'ant.ae made np front the book* of tbeeeld Bank
«nd the reports frnm the several Hr<tnches thereof,
to the bee: of htokaovrlcdce and belief. . .
Given under my hand, tbU*7 h <ta» >>f ipr1.1859.
010 W WASP. J t'
ACADEMY LOTTERIES.
(AUTHORIZED BY THT STATB OF GEORGIA.)
DRAWN AT AJUOBTA, OEORQIA.
TO in PUBLIC—As the members of oar firm
have by war of por.-haee, oeaome the owner*
of the grante chartered by the States of Dala
ware, Kentucky, Missouri, and part of those in
Georgia, under the management of Meeara Gregory
A Maury, of Wilmington. Delaware, we bavedeem
e;t it expedient to changti the name ol our firm
after January Ist. Itsiy, to that of WOOD, EDDY
a CO., who will have the management of the Sparta
Ar<*l<<i>y Lottery,and the ether* a* above named.
Wa have eaoeavored to transact all onr business
a ith iotegrity,aod we can assuie the public that the
patronage heretofore beatowed on ua is well deserv
ing ot Ik*ior transterr.<d to our successor*. WOOD.
ICODY A CO. Verj respectfully,
S * 00.
MAGNIFICENT BCHEME
fhe following Schema will be drawn by WOOD,
KDDY A CO., (AnccMsor* to S. Swaw A Co j Man
agers of the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTIfKY. of
Georgia, at Augusts, public, a* follow*:
CLASS 19 draw* on SATURDAY, May .th, l«».
CLASS ao draw* on SATURDAY, May 14th, 1859.
OuAfrS 21 draws oa SATURDAY, May 21st, 185 P.
or.A»B 23 draw* on BATURDAY. Mar 3dth. 1559.
TO BE DRA WW Off THK PLA}f OF SINGLE
NUMBERS.
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HDNDRIDANS
FIGHTY-FIVR PRIZES 1
50,000 TICKETS!
kkaklt otis runs ro stekt rink tickets.
nAGNIFHEiir S4 liK.UK.
1 prise of. (.'jO.txM 1 Prize ot $1,.V0
1 do 20,000 50 Prizes ot seo
I do 10.000 II*) do 40ii
1 do 5 msi lot) do 300
1 do 4,f0.i 100 do 150
I do a.eoo ton do lno
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
4 prlzesoi »MJo,approximating to»50,000
prise, are 91,600
4 pm- s of $300, approximating to $30,000
priae.are 1.20 C
4 prists of $250, approximating to 910,000
prise, are 1,000
4 price* of 9225, approximating to 95,000
prise, are 90C
4 prizes of 9200, approximating to 94,000
prise, are 800
4 prises of 9150, approximating to 93,000
prise, are 600
4 prizes of 9100, approximating to 91,500
prize, arc 400
5000 prizes of $X are 100,000
5,485 prises, amounting to 9320.006
Whole Tickets, »lt>; Halves, (5 Quarters, 92 50;
Kighths 91 25.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numt«r* from 1 to 50.000, corresponding with
those numbers on the iickets, printed on separate
slips of paper, are encircled with Bint 11 tin tubes,
aad placed in one wheel.
The first 4J" Piizss, similarly printed and encir
cled, ace placed in another wheel
The wheels are then leTotved.and a number is
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same
time a Prize is drawn from tne other wheel The
number and Prize drawuout are opened and ex
hibited to the audience, and registered by tbo Com
miesiciers, the Pri/.e b*iug placedapaiust the num
ber drawn This operatijp is repeated uuiil ail the
Priz-* are drawn out.
approximation Prizei.—The two preceding and
the two succeeding Nural«ers to those drawing the
fir»t3 tTizas will be eutitled to the 29 Approxima
tion Priz-is. For exampleit Ticket Number 11280
draws toe 950,(100 Prize, those Tickets numbered
11249, 11249, 11251, 11252, will each be entitled to
44U0. If Ticket No 550 drawa the 920,000 Piize
these Tickets numbered 548, 549, 551,552 will each
beentitled t093J0, aud so on according to the above
Scheme.
The 5,000 Piizos cf $20 will be determined by the
last figure of the Number that draws the 950,000
Prize. For examp.e; if the Number drawing the
tso,(*iO Prize ends with No 1, then all the Tickets
wht re the Number ends in 1 will be entitled to 920.
If the nr.mber ends with No then all the 'tickets
where the Number ends in 2 will beentitled to 920.
and soon too.
«S- Uemeuiber that every Prize is drawn and
payable in full without deduction.
aarXhe Managers' Printed Certificates of packa
ges of 10 tickets, will b« sold at the following rates,
which Is the riBK :
Certificate of pack«go of 10 whole tickets, 980
M " 10 half " <0
" " 10 quarter " 30
" M 10 eighth " 10
la CiDIRIBQ Tier ST j OK OSBTIFICATM.
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered, on receipt of which they wtfl be forwarded
by first mail. Purchasers can have Tickets ending in
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn N umbers and Prizes will be sent
lopurchasersiramediately after the drawing.
In ioture our Single Number Lotteries will draw
every SATURDAY throughout the year.
Our three Number Lctteries are drawn daily.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates in the
above Schemes to
HOOD, EDDY A CO, Augusta, Ga., «
Or WOOD, EDDY A CO, Atlanta, Oa.,
Or WOOD. KDDY A CO. Wilmington, Del.
list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel, with the amount of the Prize that each one is
entitled to. will be published after every drawing
in the following papers —August* Constitutionalist,
Mobile Register, Nashville Gazette. New York Wet'c
ly Day Book. Richmond (Fa.) Dispatch, Paulding
(Mist.) Clarion and Netu York Herald.
WILBACHEII, '
• BOTrLER, AND WHOLESALE DEALER
IN
L .IGKII BEER, ALE, PORTBR, Ac,
(Office ob 18th, between Main and Cary sts.)
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON.
Thankful for tho liberal patronage and confidence
in my establishment, from all parts of the Com
monwealth and State at large, 1 take pleasure to
state, that I shall sell during tho Spring and Sum
mer, my
iOTTLED LAGER BEER.
CHE AM ALK,
and PORTER,
at t.ie same prices as heretofore, viz:
Quarts per dozen, $1 751 25 ct«;adoz allowed by
Pints, " " 100/ return of bottles.
Half pints, per doz, 5 j—extra charge for bot
tle*.
Trusting, by prompt attention t-orders, and of
fering always the best article, to share a still great
er part of public favor, ana give general satisfac
tion.
Goods for tho country pocked in barrels, and de
livered to any Railroad Depot In Town, lree of
charge.
I am still Agent for the sale of Jacob Scegei's
Baltimore LAGER BEER, aad Bandelet's XX
PAL, 15 ALK, the superiority of which is acknow
ledged by everyjudge; and I contiauo tJ recom
meud both articles for their puroness aLd beneficial
effects to invalids.
<a|~ Orders left with Messrs. Dtiv-il A Norton,
corner 10th and Main Bts. Messrs Laidley A Robin
son, corner 4tb aud Franklin, or at my store, will
be promptly attended to. mh I* —dtJl
rvm KIDNEY AND ULADDiiR, AF
" FROTIONS.—HARTS BORNE'S GREAT BUCHU
COMPOUND, for the rapid cure of all Kuneyaud
Bladder Complaints. This Concentrated Compound
Extract of Bnchu is the best K«medy in the World
lor all Diseases or Complaint', of the bladiar. Kid
cejs. Dropsy,Gravel,Gleets, Leucorrhoeaor \Y bites,
Urinary Complaints, Obstructions, and all Diseases
and Woaknoea-.s of the Sexual Organs, whether of a
constitutional origin, or from any other cause, of
long or short duration
It is prepared by a Chemist, containing no Mer
enry, and is pronounced by medical men to be not
only tbr best, but the cheapest Bncbu Compound in
the world. Persons who have suffered for years and
conld scarcely walk, have been cured by using one
or two bottles.
Large Bottles. $1: small Bottks, 50 cents. Sold by
FISHER A WINSTON, and all Druggists In Rich
mond, Petersburg, Norfolk, and other tewns in Vir
ginia. 12—3 m
LA PERLE AND KUBIB CHAM
PAGNES — The undersigned have been appoint
ed sole agents for the United States am) Canada, for
the sale of the CHAMPAGNE WISES of Mtsars.
J acquis, Qoiru 4 Co.. at Chalons sur-Mnrne, Trance
Wo present their Wines to the public under two
brands, namely : LA PERLE and RUBIS.
The "PERLE" Wine is of exquisite flavor and
fruity taste.
The "KUBI3" is a fins Catlnet Champagne, of a
beantful ruby color, which is natural to the wine
and is mad* from Grapes of the choicest selections,
fur sale at wholesale in Richmond, only by
DUDLEY A CO.,
rah 3 72 Main st.
1859. BPRINQ TRADE. 1859
DOBERT J. DSN NY, Dealer in Hard
ware. Cutlery, 'tools, Ac, embracing every va
riety of articlos adapted for Builders. Machinists
and Housekeepers, No 205 Main street, above tho
8 now in store the largest and most oomp lete
stock of English,Oermaa ana Am»rican Hardware,
I have evernal the pleasure to offer, and respect
fully invite all in want to examine tho same before
purchasing elsewhere. Mr goods are fresb, and
naving been purchased exclusively for cash, I am
nrenarod to offer them upon the lowest torms.
>ARMIN«» IMFLKMCNTS
HOUSti KUItNIfHING GOODS
* BUILDING MATKKIALS
TO 'LB OK ALL KINDS
I have also the Agency here for the Baltimore
Bell and Brass Works, and am prepared to furnish
Steam, Water and Gas Cocks, Steam Whistles, and
Brass Work generally,at short notice.
Orders carefully and promptly attended to.
ROBERT J DKNNY.
mh 22 205 Maip st, abovo the Banks.
rnHE Cheapest and most fashionable
Childrens' Carriages
Bird Cages
Water Coolers
_ Ice Cream Freesers
Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets
Cut ana Moulded Glass Ware
Table Cutlery and Tea Trays
Looking Glas«ea
Wooden snd Willow Ware
Faiicy Goods of every description
A good deal of our own importat'on.and al«ofrom
New Vcrk aactious. You get goods really at auc
tiou prices at SOHAAP A GO'S,
°P 2* Corner Hroa l and 3d streets.
008E.—800 pair Girls' and Boys' Hose
J —Will open on Monday morning, n large lot of
Girls and Boys Hosiery—a splendid article
Also a line lot of Ladies' white Hose, for a nino
pence the pair. Call at MAILKRT'S
y 41 Main street.
OLD CtiANDEUE&¥ AND GAB FIX
TURKS MADE GO'»U At NEW.-lbe Snbscri
-1 Imt U prepared to r» gild and rn-brouae Chaudellers
and (lwsr»*lnraata a superior style. All kinds of
Ga» f rriaa executed In the b«st manner
pr^p.'atUntUm 60 " 11117 #ol,ciled ' aud receive
« «V* with V J Barees. 216 L Main street b«»w.«n
Mb and 9tb. [ap26—lm«] jACGB F BARNES
TVIVIDSMD NOTICE - : ~
MBBC «ANTt' INSURANCR 00., 1
~ .. , Hicbmond. 4th May ihm r
The Directors have this day docUrZda I*,mLa
Of Hx par <11 fit tie capital stock
Slotk n ,l'tfcisoira.»id altn the i;.:) l ,7n? ,r It
profit* of the last six mouth*, reaei vin« a snt ni
of sevau and a half par oeot £i * * wtpltts
' n, » •-«»* J u Montague, i?sc'r.
~ bays, cjup». «CK>T» «q
H bfbYng" stock. "jj[
HATB.GAPB ASD STRAW GOODS.
lIAMIL.TOK JTBOUCIIEB.
Wc beg l*»?e to call th* Attention of nur cu«to
mm, and tho public generally, to the fact Ipm we
bftTejnnt returned from tho North with our new
utook of
IIATB, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS,
con«latiQ«c of the nry Intent styles We are now
prepared to offer * much larger, better^ano c»ww*r
lot of Uata and Oapt than ever offered in tbi« inar
ket. Wa invito the public to cUI and **•»»«»• J*!
stock beforepnrchutin* elwwhere, s* *•*!'■??'
s* cheap. If not cheaper, than any other liae «•-»
bii»hm*Dtinthis cltr• „ ..
All we a*k I. a BUUUHW
N B—Fine BILK HATS made to order, at the
shortest notice. ap P-iw
mTHK HAVIfiLOOK HAT
TUB HAVBLOCK JJAT
TUB HAYKLOCK HAT
/n entire new «tile. made of ORiM CWTH Ther
are unsurpaMcd In beauty ard comlort, being tno
lightest and best ventilated HAT
in want of a real pleasant fammsr liat would do
well to call and get one. Other new styles also on
hand * " BINFORD'S HAT STORJ
BIMFOHD'S HAT STORK
BINFOBD'a HAT STOKB
mr ifv—st* 82 Main street. Richmond.
LAL)lbB' HEELED COHOREBB
with Silk O'tor, of superior
nnalltv, just received and for sale cheep br
mr 10 MARCUS HAKKIt. 183 Broad St.
LADIES' HEELED GAITERS
AT Sl.so
Ladles* He«le<l Uaitets at 1.50
Ladies' Heeled Gaiters at I 50
Ladlei' lletlcd Gaiters at ISO
Ladies' Heeled Gaiters at 1 5 1 '
LadiW Heeled Gaiteis at l.fiO
Tl s area-est 1 argain ot thes««wjn. at
mr 10 MARCL'S H A • RIB. IS3 Rroad st.
|[| £i£W bfilis
SPRING AND 'SUMMER GOODS.
Just r»ceived a tresh snoplrof
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
comprising all th« newest and latest sty les of Hata,
Caps. Ladies', Misses' and Children's Straw Goods,
viz i
La-lies', Mioses' and Children'* Flats,of every va
riety and quality ...
Infant)' Turbans of tho latest styles.
ALSO.
Youdk Gent's and Youths' Hats and Caps, of the
most fashionable ntyles—which will be sold on the
most favorable terms. tt .
A call is most respectfully £'«SS INSON>
Pcccessor to Binford, Dickinson A Wcisiger,
mj 5 No 78 Main st.
lm PIKE'S PE<\K
M FIKS'S PKAK
riKß'd PEAK
PIKE'S Pt.AK
I'lKfc'd PKAK
Vew Style Hat, jast receivid and fcr sale at »o
167 Main street. . ™. lOlfll ,n
n, T 7_iw Ef.LETT A WKISIGER.
~ a ""griSAT REDUCTION IN 81l
t ft THE PRICK OF lIATS AND BOOTS.***
Ba —From l l * to 20 per cent, saved by bnvina
from J. H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel
building.
Moleskin Hats of best quality, 3 sfr. Do, second
quality, 3 00; Fashionable Silk Hats, 2 S);
Fine Calfskin Sewed Boots, 3 50; Congress Gaiter
Boot?, 3 2ft; Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoes, 2 25.
J. lk. ANTHONY lias made arrangements with
one of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia,
to supply him with handsome and substantial
Calfskin Sewed BOOTS, whichi h«rwill sell s£ the un
precedented low price of liIREE DOLLARS AND
A HALF. oc 23—d &wt*
» MiL*;a & bon'B boots and
■ rtHOES.—Jnst received a fresh supply of
Miles 4 Son's dress Boots and Oxford Ties.
JNOO PAGS, JR,
mv <i y:i Main street.
Jj'BENCH B(JOIB AM> BHUbS.
Another case of the above from MiKs,
consisting of Calf Dress Bco's; Pat Leather Dress
Boot;; do do and call shots: do do do Congress Gai
ters JOHN C PAGS, JR.
c ,'y 5 93 Main street.
LADIEo' SHOES. — A large
supply of all kinds of liatlie'B , fftehionable
Gaiters, Slippers and Shoes, just received at No 93.
jjjy j JNU IrAviii, »»•
■IK >tK CITIZENS O* KICH.- g
MOND, and strangers visit- H
Si>Wlinx the city, will flat! at
l Alain street, - ■
a large assortment of Boots, Shoes, and Gaiters ot
every kind and price. Among them an- gent's nne
Boots patent leather and calf skin Gaiters, Oxford
Ties and fmnpt; ladies' Gaiters, Buskins, slippers,
Ac; misses' Shoes and Gaiters of every kind .ma
quality; servants' Shoes, made strong aud good;
also, children's metalic tipped Shoes, which cannot
bo worn out at the toes.
My stcck of Travelling Trunks is very large and
cannot be excelled; aud 1 am determined not to be
undersold by any one. I bnv ihera in largo quan
tities from the manufacturer!, and my facilities for
selling cheap are such thai 1 am sure lean meet the
views ot any reasonable purchaser.
Strangers, citizens and friends, if yon want any
Boot), fcboes or Travelling Trunks. besr.re and give
me a call before purchasing, for X know I can suit
you both as to quality and price.
JOHN CLARK, No 75 Main st,
ap 30—2w Richmond, Va-
HATti, OAFS aud ttTftAW GOODS.
The subscriber is in receipt of a splendid
spring stock of the above articles, vhich he offers
to his customers and the trade in general on the
most reasonable terms.
Boys an 1 Childrene FANCY GOODS in great va
riety, at prices to suit the c.osest purchasers,
ap 25 —1m Ji£ F s RY MASON,
No 107 Main ot.
m" JOHN DOOLtiY, #mj
Hat and Cap Manufacturer and Whole-Msga
sale Dealer in
HATS, CAPS, FURS, TRIMMINGS, Ac.
I have now on hand a complete »nl extensive as
sortment of everything in my line, adapted to the
SPRING TRACK,
to which constant additions will be made during
th« season .
My experiencear.d facilities have enabled me, on
this occasion, tootfer the LARGK J T, and in every
way the most O'JMHLKTK STOCK OF GOODS that
has ever offered in Virginia.
1 would ask the particular attention of my cus
tomers to m 7 stock of _
STRAW GOODS, t
wiich for varlsiT and extent cannot be surpassed
JOHN DJOLEY,
mh 7—ts Main street, Richmond,> a.
Dili Quoi»a.
DICH DRESS GOODS—
1\ SECOND SUPPLY
We invite, attention to the 'ollowin},- elegant stock
»>f Dress Goods, purchased by one of our firm at
auction, Ac, ana will to sold at unprecedented low
prices: . ,
Two Flounced ard Double Jup? Silk
Elegant Bayadere andCheue silks
liich Organdie aud J»conet Robot
Elegant Robes a'i'unique
Rich Print d Bareges mil Gla-.e Poplins
Crepe Maretz and Batege D' Laines
Black Challie, Tamartine aud Mourning Ducils
Black Silk Mantiliaß
French ar.d English Priuts, Ginghams, Brilliants
aud other styles Dress Goods. For novelties in
ail styles of Dress Goids, enquire at No 143 Main
street. A K PARK BR A CO.
-NEW GOODS.
SAM'L M PRICK A CO have received a further
supply of tho?e cheap
Heal Point Laie Collars
Re»l Point Lace bets
Poiut Applique Lace Trimmed Hdkfs
French Lace and Pucher Lace Mantles, all of
the newest ttyles
Velvet and Net Mantles, new and beautiful
Lace Sleeves, new patterns
And many other very desirable gcodsfor the sea
son. my '°~ 3t
Having enlarged and refitted my store, I ben
leave to say to my friends and tfce public generally,
that I am now prepared to show one of ttte largest
and best assorted stocks of
DRY GOODS
that I have ever had the pleasure of ei hibiting in
this city, comprising a general stock of Stapieand
rich assortment of LADIES' DRESS
GOODS, of the uewest designs, via:
black and Colored SlUi.*3
uRGANDIRS,
MUSLINS, LAWNS,
MANTILLAS,
SHAWLS, Ac.
Also, a splendid stock of
cLoTHS. OABSIMKRES AND VEBTING9,
of every grpde atitJqnaUly.for gentlemen and boys'
W Atarg« srpply of HEAVY STAPLE GOODS, for
Servants'w<ar. . .
Alw. a msgnifloent assortment of
Bleached and Brown fcHIRTINGS
Irish UN EN 8
Linen SHKKTINGB
Brown and Bleached Cotton SHEETINGS
Besides many other things, too tedious to men
tion—all of which haTe beej purchased withia the
last week past iu Philadelphia and New York, on
the most favorable terms ® D< J wl " be sold cheap,
for cash. Call and Bee, and examine tor yourselves,
at No 29 Main street.
mh 24—dAsw2m JNO I, SMITHFR.
QPLENDID STOCK i>F MANTLEB.—
Black Silk Mantles and Puats
Silk and Lace do
A variety of Kaglans and Dusters
Black acd White Berage fehawls
Raglans. Dusters and K-rnoris
Chi dren's Berageaud M irseil'esDusters
Berago and Organdie Robes
Black Hernaui and Barege do
tummer Mr urning Goods in every variety—
from the best makers
CHRISTIAN * LATHROP,
in y 9 »v Main at.
T ARGE ADDITIONAL SUP PLIES
J-4 BLEUANT
rASCT DRY POOPS.
THOB R PRICE A OO are now selecting from the
most recent importations many new and elegaut
Fancy Goods, portions of which are already in stick
and others on the way, to which they invito the at
tention of their friends an* the public.
Elegant Lace Mantles B:i* :k Bombazines
_.n° Bilk and Lacodo DeOrenadine and Popli-
Rich Lace Points and net
Shawls C il'd Crape Bareges
Embruideiies in variety Do aud Blk Cbailiea
Brusaells and Point Sets Pine AppleOloths
Do do Collars Rich Organdies and Kobas
Honiton and Maltese do Do Barege Robes
Hoisery, Gloves. Mits, Ac Col'd Lawns and Jaca-
Gsnt's and Ladles' Mori- nets, «d, is, W 6d, and
no Vsats higher
And a large and gsueral selection of b«sutifnl Bug
l<sh and Atnorican Prints, Black and Whlta Prints:
White Cambrics; Irish Linens; sheetings; Servauu'
Goods; Cotton Miaaers; Linen Ducks, Ac, all vf
which are at the very lowest rates,
my 2 T K PRION * CO.
JJOARDIBr®.
rpHET UN ST ALL HOUSE,
1 CRAGHBADBTRfIt,
• DANVILLE. VIRGINIA.
With new furuitnre, ud nf*'T rwp«lr»d. w» »»
?on< vMtors that no effort* will be .'J!?? 8
their comfort.and we rwpectfully JSa'nr.
The TUN STALL HOUM in also tbe STAGE OF
FICK, »nd our omnibuw* will always, bojn mat
mm to carry jHMsenger* to and from U» wpoi.
A G WALTKRS.I .
J M WALKER, }■ Proprietor*.
fo 11—lyd W T SIMMONS.)
RUEBOW'B
BBUABU! MEDICINE*,
rom th« **rn> asp itmctcal cv £*HOTVLt
SYPHILIS
BHBOMATISM. DYSPEPSIA
ULCBBOUS AFFECT I^B '
NERVOUS HBADACHE
■RYSIPELAS, ULCERS, FISTULA
LIVBR COMPLAINT
DISEASES OF THE W)HB
< 11RONIC COUGHS AND COLDS „
CHRONIC DVSENTERi. SCARLET tE\ER
I'ILES. GENIAL DEBILITI
GLANDULAR SWkLLINGS
CUKONIV EEIER A*if AGUE
MERCURIAL DISEASE. FEMALE DISEASES
Aud *11 Diseases arising froia an Impure Btate ol
the System, or occasioned by
IMPRUDENCE lit LIFE.
In offering this me<)icin« to tne p J7?*
prietors wihh it to be distinctly understood by ail,
that it does not rank among the #o#c,llLe0 # c,ll L e ? K
medicines, or any of the new upstarts of the dar,
but as a tm'y great and wonderful rem f£ y » **}ose
extraordinary curative powers are , a,
by men of highest respectability and ot the
ToW}Kh,™i?£l*n!cm^pfis
experieuceiu Norloik ana vicinity.peforroingdurmg
that time miracles in the way of cures. Imh ottne
most obstinate and Inveterate <li»t asea have been
thoroughly and permanently restored to health by
the use of this medicine, alter having been pro
nounced incurable by the most eminent physxians
in this country and mi rope.
Tbe proprietors have in their possession thou
sand* of certificates from the most itinuf ntiul aud
discriminating, who have not only allowed their
names to be introduced as witnesses of the efficacy
of this medic ne, but who are willing, if addressed
Upon the subject, toco-reepocd with the afflicted,
aud thus satisfy them of the truthfulness of what
is here asserted, before a dollar is expended in pur
chasing it. Bomo persons may doubt the efficacy
ol this medicine for the reason it in recommended to
cure so many afljetiong, and which, to the skeptic,
may appear impostaible for any one mediciue to do.
The re.son way thin preraration so many dij;
e-i».'fi, is because it is a RLGhNERA T>OR OR
CHANGER OF THE WHOLE Hi MAN SYS
TEM thoroughly purifying the Mood, and remov
ing ail morbid obstructions, which cannot be de
nied are the true sources of all diseases. All that
is asked for this medicine is a fair trial, which will
avsuredly convince any one of its extraordinary ef
ficacy in curing the various diseases for which it is
recommended. ~ , „ , .. „ ,
The following persons, living in Norfolk. > a, aad
its vicinity, have certified by saying:
We take pleasure in recommending BURROW S
RELIABLE MEDICINE for the cure of all disease#
for which it is recommeud»d, assuring the afflicted
that it will do for them all that is represented.
W W Lamb, Mayor, Nor- Rev Thos Hume
folk Wm B Rogers, Esq
Finley F Ferguson, ex- >V W Hall, Etq
Mayor Ed Delany, JSsq
Ezra T Summers, do John W Lee, Esq
Hone, 8 Stubbs Peter Ilennebcrry, Esq
Hon Jos T Allyn Kader Biggs. Ksq
Rev Uobt Qatewoid C W Grandy. E q
Rev 0 Bernard Maj Tho? J Oorprew
Rev Mr McUoe Jas If Leigh, Esq
R A Worrall, Esq 1 O Gardner, Esq
Chas Harris. Esq Dr W C King
Kobt Rhea, Esq DrC F Mar'm
J M Freeman. Esq Warren W King. Erq
Ed Portlock, Epq King A Toy, wholesale
J Bunaldeu. Esq druggists
Woodside Dorney, Esq Pantos, WaiKe A Co, do
Sig George, Eaq M A fcantos A Co, do
J R Spratley, Esq L W W ebb
Thos Hall, hsq Dr E C Robinson
K H Currrier. E»q Dr Geo W Peete
U D Fiske, ex-Mayor, Thuniau Brooks, Esq
Portsmcuih
MASONIC AND
ODD FELLOWS'
CERTIFICATES:
Norfolk Lodok, No 1.
Nohfclk, Sept 6th, 1852.
Dr G Burrow: Dear Sir—ln compliance with
*our reqnest, we, the undersigued, would cheerfully
state that ur attention was called to the deplorable
condition of a strauger in tbe alms house of this
city who bad been treated by the physicians ofihaß
institution for Syphilis, without effecting a cure:
aud by the order oi the Masonic Lodge of this city,
(of wnich this stranger waa a brother,) we directed
you to administer your Reliable Medicine, and that
after ho had taken it a few weeks, he was pro
nounced cu<el, and left Norfolk apparently a well
man. Respectfully yours,
FINLEV F FERGUSON,
PHILLIP I COHEN,
SIMON STONE,
WM D SEAL,
M asonic Committee.
Washington Lodok,No. 3, I O OF.
aoftFOLK. July 2dth, 1858.
DR B Burrow: Dear Sir—ln compliance with
jaur request, we inform you benefit of the
public, that a brother of our Older (John K Jasper)
was reported s:ck while a stranger in this city, aud
in consequence of bis desti:u*e conditioe, had leen
removed to the Hospital, where he was foil/id by a
committee of this Lt-dge. suffering from a disrase
termed the Scrofula, or King's £vil, and in fo low n
stite as to be proauune-.U oj the attending physi
cian incurable. On rcccmmenftation of a brother,
be was induced to try your Reliable Medicine, and
in three weeks ho was declared cared, anti lett thiß
city for New York, and ic our opinion his rc3tora
tio> to health waa caused solely by the use of your
Medicine. . ... , ,
Given under oHr hands aad seal oi our Lodge, the
date above written.
JAMES H RANSOM, N G.
E CiiAMBZPL.VIN*. Sec'y
A TerribU Case qf Scrqfula of Tuvlve rears' Stand
ing, Cured in On* Month.
Norfolk, July 19,1852.
Dr B. BUKaow : Dear cir—l am uudT great obli
eatio'JS to ycu for effecting a cure of ttiat dreadful
disease. fcCKO* ULA. by your rsliable mhdici*».
The disease had baffled the most skiliul physicians,
and 1 had taker, at least one handled bottlesof Sar
sapariila, Ac , without the ieast effcct. I was in tbe
most deplorable condition-part of my neck ulcera
ted to such an extent as to Uave the wind pipe exposed ;
indeed, lite was to me a burden 1 bad given over
the idea of ever tjuuing relief, until recommended
by one who had been similarly effected, and was
cured by your medicine, 1 was induced to take
y ur preparation, and although I had been
afllicted over twelve years, jet, iu tbe short space of
thirty davß, I wttsentirely cured. lam cow in ge>od
health, and have been eversiuce. The cure wao re
garded an a miracle.
Yours, very respectfully,
JOHN WEBB.
This is to certify that John Webb appeared before
me this day. and made oath to the above statement-
I am well acquainted with Mr John Webb, be is a
respectable citizen of this city.
WILLIAM D DELANY.
Mayor*of Nerlolk, Va.
Norfolk, July 9,1852.
Norfolk. June 1,1893.
Db. B. Bkibow: Dear Sir—Justice to your Medi
cine and gratitude to yourself, impel me to make the
following statement: My wife ha>irg been in a low
state of hoalth for several years, was considered ia
a hopeltss decline The l ess, medical advice was pro
cured, and the physicians only confirm onr
worst apprehensions, by pronouncing the disease
Pulmonary Coneu. iptiou in an advanced stage, and
that treatment could be simply palliative, as death
would soon relieve her from suOoriEg. Recourse
was had. at a last resource, to the advertised reme
dies supposed suitable to the case, but without the
slightest improvement. She had become so much
emaciated, that her intimate friends could not
recognise her. in acquaintance who had been
relieved by your medicine, acd had witnessed its
beuelicinl effects on others, so strongly urged a trial
of it, that I was induced to procure several bottles,
which ehe began taking according to the directions.
I believe she had used about three bottles, when she
became alarmed by ageneral breaking out over the
whole body and head.of sores and ulcers, and ascrib
ing the cause to the medicine, declined its iurther
use. But feeling couviaced this was a favorable sign.
I prevailed upon her to continue its use, and I bad
the satisfaction of seeing the u'cers heal without
treatment her cough subsided. Bhe ga'ned flesh and
strength astonishingly, and it affords me infinite
pleasure to infirm ;ou that she is perfectly restored
and never eujoyed better hoalth. I have nsed your
medicine in other cases that havo cccurred iu my
family, and nay confidence in its curative powers re
main unimpaired.
ftlost respe;tfully and truly ycurs
J CD art HALL,
Late Frot. Norfolk M. Academy.
Norfolk. May 12,1854.
Dr. B. Borrow: Dear Bir—ln compliance with
your request, 1 cheerfully state that I liave seen the
most remarkable success attend the administration
of your reliable medicine, to patients iu the Norftlk
Ckty Alms House, and my opinion is. it should be
• speodily introduced lnall hospitals and charitable
institutions. Respectfully your.*.
CHARLES JOHNSON,
Late Sap Norfolk City Alms House.
Ifspace would admit, add a hundred snob
certificates, signed by parties well known in this
community,but from their unquestionable character,
we deem 1 he above sufficient.
Onr medicine is no "Northern catch penny hum
bug," bnt is tbe resnlt of a long life of care,
study, and attention, and. although it baa been
known, and appreciated in Norfolk for tho past ten
years, we have never introduced it to tho public
at large, bee tuae of our earnest desire to bring it
to sucn perfection, bffore d oing so that it might
stand the test of popular opinion.
Having perfected all our arrangements, and hav
ing approximated the nicest jKiiut of perfection, in
its combination am) preparation, we now give it to
an afflicted world, with every confidence, and a
firm conviction, that it will meet the wants ol the
Prepared by J W BURROW A CO.Practical and
Analytical Chemists, Norfolk, Va
For sale in Riclimoud, Va, by Purcell, Ladd A
Co; John W Garlics; Waring A Pearce.
ap 16—lm
».b. esicarou. ■. coram nn
niiun uniuti.
DRIDGFOBD A CU, General (Jornada-
D slon acd Forwarding Merchants, on the Dock,
itoiMits.
OAUMERS, ATTENTION.—We wiehto
J/ call the attention Of the farming community to
oar stock of Agricultural Implements among which
will be found A lien's celebrated New York Reapers,
which is verr simple, strong ami durable. Also, tbe
"Harvest Klug." ac<i Calawell's Virginia Reaper,
manufactured In King and Qaeen county—a very
superior article.. Caß
mj t Corner 13th and Gary at*.
CHINA, GLASS AND BAKTH
EN WARE—O B TAYLOB, 117 Main stroet.U
now in receipt of his spring stock of goods,
mostly of his own importation, embracing a great
variety of whit* gilt, and deoorated China; white
Graniteand bine printed ware, of the beet quality
and shapes; bine edged CO and Dipt Ware, selected
expressly for tbe jobbing trade; Out ana rre»eed
tilass.of a variety 01 styles and quaiitius Also, plated
and Brtttanuia Ice Pitchers, OMtors. Spoous and
Forks. Also, a fine assortmont of Walters, Table
Cutlery. Japanned Ware, Ac., Ac. He feels assured
he can sell goads as low as any jobbing bonseat the
North. An examination of hts stock is 1 y
solicited. mh lt>—»n
NORWOOD COAL —thlß fcighljpopu
lar and excellent 00AL. tor «*•»*» and far
u»ce,salt! by the subscribers at their omce on the
Ba'lii IfnnK ><'twe»n »th and l«th greets.
M , IS 2m MCSELDKN aco.
. i ti mf — .nil
mumtmmm» caipb.
Solicit consignai ents »f Gr»tn. «nd otfc<K
Prodne*. fbr which tbe bott marltet prices will b«
pb «U Office on Virginia strsot new Cary.
wAm* .
tohn Is. UOKDUN h bON,
J 14th Street, near the KXchangs Hotel,
Offer for sale a large and full assortment of IRON
comprisingßWKUS'B, AMKRICAN HAMWEHKU,
pTK P OHAMM«BKD'ENGLISH AND KNGLISrf
RKVINBD. JCoglish, American. Russta Imlia
tion Russia Sheet Iron. OALVANIIhD BIIKBT
IRON— Hoops,B»n«i*n<l Scroll Iron.reflned Plongh
Iron andflough Plates Alao-Tia-plale ofvarloos
sixes for Tinners and Manniactarera. SHEET AND
BOLT COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Spot tor Mid the Metals
osually sold In this apt ti
17QQLE8TON & FITZGERALD,
Ej OBOCBBB AND
COMMISSION MSBOHANTB.
i-0 «r«t.
n0 j_tt Richmond.
VI/M. bATTLER ft CO.,
» * IMPORTIRS DXALIM 111
OILB, PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WINDOW
QLASB.
BRUSHES.—We received by the late steamer a
large supply of Painters' and Artists' Brashes, of
superior quality, to which *• call the attention of
our customers. m IT
f OUlfl J. BOBBIEUX—
JU Manufacturer of Doable Refined
STB AM CAN DIBS,
and Wholesale Dealer in
DOMJbTIC Atm FOREIGN FRO ITS,
FRENCH CANDIES, CIGARS.
TOBACCO, AC, Ac.
Five-story Building, No 80 Mftin street, opposite
Richardaon A Co, _
fe 2fl—Bm BIcaMQND. VA.
TAMEb D. BROW.NE'S
O ORNAMENTAL IKON WOEKS,
9th atroet, next to the Mechanics' Institute.
Iron Railings, Verandahs, Balconies, Chaisr, Set
tees, Ac; also. Grating, Vault and Cellar Doors, and
every otber kind of Iron Work, for ornamental and
building purposes, manufactured at short notice.
Particular attetion given to enclosing Bnrial
Lots in the city and country. ja 24—12 m
I G. BLACKFORD,
o. general forwarding and
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Parkersborg, Va.
N W Va, A B A 0 R R.
RIPSRS TO
Samuel Ayres A Bon, 1
M Blair A Co, 1 Rirhmond
J Stewart Walker, f-tttchmona.
Barksdale A Read, J i
Particular attsnUon paid to forwarding manufac
tured TOBACCO- r.h 24—dfim
fefA&aLA WORKS.
JOHN W."dAVIES,
TRAOTIOAL CJUTTER AND MABO3
Main street, between Bth and 9th its-,
lUohmosp, Va.
Monuments of any-:izo or design, made to cnlst
of the best Italian or American Marble.
I respectfully invite the attention of those la want,
to my gsock, which is the largest and best finiabeo
asiortmeut of MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIB
OSS and MANTLES, tc be found in the city.
43»First Pretolumsawarded by the Virginia Acr!-
enltnral Society, and Mecbaoicfc' lestitnto. ssß<
jyjA&BLE WORKS. "
ROGEUxjTmiLLKR.
PRACTICAL MARBiiE MASONS,
CORNER OF 6TH AND MAift BTB.
We respectlully invite the attention of those In
want, to our stock on hand, which consists of the
largest and best finisbei assortment of Monuments,
Tombs, Head Pieces, Mantles, «c , to be found in
the city. Mouu nents of any size or design, made
to order, of the best quality, Italian or American
Marble. _ _ ._.
The only premium ever awarded by the Virginia
Mechanic? Institute, oa Marble work, awarded to
John T ttogers. e 25—3 m
|yjARBLE WURKS.
JACOB V*I>CENT,
MANUFACTURER OF ITALIAN AND AMERI
CAN MARBLE
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES, <£c.,
Of every Styk or Design.
The public are respectlaliy invited to call at my
Yard, between sth and 6tn streets,on Main, and ex
amine my work, which caauot bo excelled by any
other establishment Norih or Sonth, which I will
sell as low as any establishment in this city or
elsewhere. mh I—3m
OH. CHALKLEY, Dealer in Leath
• er. Shoe Findings, Oil, Tanners' Tools, Ac.,
and Importer of French Calf Skins, 13th street, be
tween Main and Cary, liebmond, Va., is now in re
ceiptofa large and excellent stock of goods apper
taining to his business,to wbich he invites the (men
tion of all in want, as they will be sold VERY LOW
FOR CASH, or to punctual customers.
Dih 2—dSmAowly O H CHALKLEY.
18597 SPRING GOODS. ' 1869.
& AN tJbKSON —Dea'ers ia
L/ paper Hangings, Matting-', Oil Cloths, Curtain
Goods. Window shades, Beds. Mat trasses, Ac, .cor
ner of Governor ar.d Franklin streets —Have re
ceived a large aud well-selected stock for the Spring
Trade, to which they invito the attention of bur ers,
intending to offer s-ich inducements io pu-cha»rrs
that gr-.iat bargains may be realized. We are also
prepared to execute P.iper Hanging and Upholster
ing in the city or country, promptly, by the beat
workmen ap 4—3 m
TO COUNTRY
STONE WARE AT FACTORY P.iIOES -
We have on hand, of our own mannfacture.
■mi a very Urge assortmtnt of superior qaality
Stone Ware, which wo are selling at cur Factory
prices, consisting of
Jugs, Jaro, Pitchers, Churns, Spittoons
Covered Butter Pots, Milk Pans
Cork Jars, (air tight.) Water Coolers,
Water Kegs, Chimney Caps, Ac.
Merch»ut« will please ca 1 aud examine our Ware
before purchasing elsewhere, aad bay at Factory
prices, at our Pottery, corner of l-'th and Cary st*.
mh 17 KfcESKE A PARK.
tNEW CLOTHING.—L'ARRA
COTT, HARRIS A CO., successors to Mkr
chent, WElstoer. A Co , are receiving one
cf t he largest aui b°st assortments of Ht aUy
Made Clothing ever offered in this market, having
been manufactured bv TiiEMsiLVES.and for style,
quality ami tit, cannot be surpassed
Also, Youths and Boys' Clothing of every kind and
quality, saitable for Boys from four to sixteen years
old-
Furnishing Goods of every kind, including their
celebrated "Golden Hill Bhirts " of superior quality,
au 1 fit guaranteed, which will be sold at the very
lowest prices!
tt«W C.ul and examine them.
DAKRACOTT. HARRIS A CO..
ap )<> l! 2 Main street.
OOBINSON'S MANIPULATED GUA
IV NO HAS EIGHT PERCENT. OF AMMONIA
and forty five to Firry per xjext. of
BONE PHOSPHATE of LIME— ilie under
signed, having accepted tho agency for the eaie of
lU-bii'Bon's Manipulated OUANO.ask thu attention
of agriculturists and their agents to this superior
Fertilizer. W« guarantee a perfect uniformity ia
ths quality of this arti;le, and chat it is in all cases
one-half best Peruvian Guano, one-half fine ground
Bone and the best Phosphatic Guano.
The machinery used is new and ot the most ap
proved description, and from tfco manner in which
the Guano and Bone aro mixed, being ground toge
ther so that every particle of each is brought into
the closest contact with the other, ensures a full
appropriation ot both in proper proportions by the
growing crop.
We refer to the annexed report from Dr. Bickell.
showing the value of this fertilizer, both for quick
and permanent results.
It is put hp in good bag*, weighing abcat 150 lbs
each, rriee, $50 per ton of 2000 lbs.
No. 83 Second Btr«et,\
Baltimore, Jan'y 26, 1659. J
REPORT OF ANALYSIS
Of Robinson's Manipulated Guano, for Francis
Robinson, Esq, of Baltimore city.
A sample of the above, which was taken at rour
mills, was found, upon analysis, to be capable ol
producing of—
Ammonia 8.3! per cent.
ana to contain of
Bone Phosphate of Lim9 ............45.82 per cent
The above proportion of Ammonia and Bone
Phosphate of liime is known to be most proper for
concentrated manure. Both theoretical reasoning
and tho results of numerous practical experiments
ha»e approved of it. An application of 200 lbs of
this article will supply more of Bone Phosphate of
Lime thau is required by any crop, thus leaving a
c msiierable surplus of this valuable nutriment in
corporated with the so!: after croping. and will fur
uish a sufßciont quantity of Ammonia to act as a
nutriment and stimulant.
Chas Bickill, Ph D.
For sale br K H BKINKKR k 00,
fe 22 —Bole Agent* for Eictamond, va.
QTEAM SAW MILL—LUMBER SAW.
ED TO OHOKIU—The subscriber having the
entire control of one of the beet BTKAM CIIHCU
LAR HAW MILLS in the State, located in Virgin
Pine Forest, near navigation, will contract to ror
tish at short notice; in goed order, and on reasona
ble terms. Building and Railroad Timber, sawed all
dizea aud dimensions, ami reepect fully solicits or
ders lor this description of Lumber.
TKUMAN A PARKER,
Wholesale an! retail dealer in Lumber, Mahogany
ja 8 . and Shingles of every deacrii Hon.
piTY DRUG BTORE.—CHAB. 8. DAW
SON, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, corner
Main and 15th streets, lias at all limes en hand, and
receiving weekly Per steamer, a large and welt se
lei-ted stock of Msuicines, warranted fresh and pnre;
Perfumes; Brashes of all descriptions;
Wlndow'oi**;'Puttr: Madder
Indigo: Quinine; Segars
fancy Bows; fine Teas only
Matches. *c. _
• Suitable toreountry trade. Ulsretail department
is complete in all its varied branches.
Manufacturer of the celebrated D'Orsay Oologne.
Sampson. Ac- )aIC
CELLING OFF, SELLING OFF, at and
IJ below cost, $5,0.0 worth of Window Shades;
Braises Cords and Tassels; floor and Table OH
Cloth, all wifths; Firescreens, Wall Paper; Curtain
Bands and Cornices, at lee* than the original cost.
As I contemplate changing my holiness, aud wish
to avoid taking them to auotlou, great bargains will
be given, as the goods must be sold. Call and secure
a pair of rar Gold bhades, which are vary beauti
ful. _ Don't forget the place, SSo Broad street, the old
established Dry Hoods and Window Shade Dn«ot of
M (JOLDKN,
230 Broad st. between 3d and 4th «u
mh 22-3 m
pOTTON AND WOO LBN WABlE
for cleaning gad pack lag steam engines and to
omuotivee. lam prepared to foiniah railroad com
panies and otters, with the above article, of supe
rior quality, at very tow prices.
ap tl-u A H LEE. on the Dock^
CK>R BALB CHEAP—A ««Mad hand
fprlng Dray and Uam mm. Apply at this office,
•p a—ta
— [|- tfnm.. :n». .LL! i.!U—- LJL-ggjgg
IRBURANCI.
Fvaahos
Booumr
OF LONDON,
[Actual Capital, $2,500,000.1
Agency at theOfflcoof the Virgfula Wr#MidMi»-
rltie iosuraace Oompiu>, A>oi3i
nI Dr d jNO 8 D COLLIN, Medical Kxamlner-Offlce
at the office of Din. Gibson and Cnlleu, south Me of
Franklin street, between Mi and 7U»«treetJ.
fe]-ta W L OuWABDIN. Agsnt.
IV4AMHATTAN
iu LIfJB INBURANCJI YQRiL
CAM OAHTAI A»jjAWOllOLATIOll.
Deposited with the Comptroller
curitf of *11 Policy-holder®, _ Dollars,.which
cannot be withdrawn
0 T Secretary.
"The practlco of Ufa Ijhorawoi. in any wnwrj
Indicates a state of society where high moral fueling
M ' U B HACJIDMO. AMI
de 29—« m Richmond. *a.
D-IfiBOLUTIONB,
pOTARTNERiffiFFdIc IC E—The
?|KgK*Si.Mi^'c.ir°3rfei£2si«
BUBINKBB in the city of Richmond.
The* hare taken tne cn* and spacious building,
two doors Above Para'l Ayers * Bon,and nearly op
posite the Columbian Hotel, on Gary street, where
they will keep constantly on hand a full and cem
plete stock of all such good* M are usually fosnd
in the Grocery line, including Ooffi>c,
liacon. Liquors, £c, Ac, Ac, to wl jen they
beg to cail theattention of their friends and the tra<!e
Special attention will te paid to the sale of all
kin is of Prodace. on which Übera advances will
be made. FRANK POTTS.
w RICH'D G FARLEY.
HKNRY 8 WILLIAMS,
JAB B MARSHALL.
Richmond, Js Ist, 1899 1
C-'O PARTNERSHIP.—The uadersign-
J ed have formed a co-partnership, under the
firm and style of WILLIAMS * KLLIOTT, for the
purpose Of conducting a genera] HARDWARE
business in the city of Richmond.
They have taken thowell known Hardware bouse
ofThos A Rust. 67 Main street, where they have
owned an entirely new and complete stock of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Ac.,
Acd hope, by strict attention to basinest and mod
erate prices, te merit the patronag* of the public.
P ' RICHMOND L WILLIAMS,
Late with Van Le-\ Taylor & Co.
W I ELLIOIT,
ap 13—1 m Late with Smith A Ha? wood.
IBSULUTiOri Of OO PAttT.NER
SHIP.—The Co-Partnership '•f STEARNS A
THUMSTON Is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. FRANKLIN STEARNS will fettle up the
outstanding business of Thurjtoj^
ap 2—ts PHIKEAB TIIURbTON.
NOTICE.—I have
J thisdav associated with me in co-partnership
WM BRENT. of the late firm of Gretier A Brent.—
The busings will be conducted under thp firm ol F
STEARNS ACO.
ap 2 —ts " WM liRKNT.
~ — RICHMON D, January 1, 1859.
rpHE UNDERSIGNED have this day
A associated tnemselves together under the fitm
and btyle cf JOHNSON k IRUEHEAtvT, for th«
purpose of conducting a General Grocery, Commis
sion and Forwarding Business. They have taken
the large gTanite front house on Carr strcot, for
merly occupied by J.M. Conrad, second door above
Virpitiia street.
They will always keep on hand the best assort
in f-nt of Groceries, Liquors, Ac., which they will
furnish to the trade at the lowest prices. By strict
attention to business tbey hope to receive a liberal
scare of patronage. B.J. JOHNSON, •
Late of the firm of Oibrell A Johnson.
BAT. TRUEHEART,
ja 4—ts Late of Danville, \ a.
PIANOS. &o.
■Mi" " FIRST PREMIUM G RAND
BWCS3??3gg»\;) SQUARE PIANOS. —Orand
It 5 ill H ffand square Piano Forte Warerooms.
II " I 1/ "General depot of foreign and Ameri
can Music, Musical Instruments, and all other arti
cles belonging to a Musical Warehouse, bi O JOHLK
A CO-. No 231 Bread street, between Third and
Fourth streets, Richmond, Va. The undersigned,
at the request of many Southern friends, have es
tablished aud opened in Fichmond. No. 231 Broad
street, between 3d aud 4th sis, a PIANO FGKTE
WAREROOM, where in addition to our extensive
stock of PIANO FORTES, we offer for sale a
general assortment of FOREIGN AND AMERI
CAN MUSIC, of the meat popular composers. Mu
sical Instruments of all kinds, and those articles
generally which appertain to a first clasa musical
establishment. Seminaries,Academies,institutions
of learning, <*c., will find it to their advantage to
deal with us, as we are prepared to eell music, Ac.,
at Northern prices, and they will thus save the
frt'tent between this city aud tho North. busi
ness will Ik) conducted under the name and style of
G-EULE A CO.
A guarantee is given of every instrument for Sve
years from the time of purchase, and the privilege
of exchange within six mon.hs after date of sale is
accorded. Ail 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 us a
call tcfore purchasing elsewhere, as we are deter
mined not tc be undersold.
GJSULB * CO, Richmond, Va.
'1U GUITAKISTd.—F. tt. I'AY-
UmlzLOK has iast opened an additional supply of
72* MARTIN 8 UNKI VALLKD GCITARM.whIch
are uuequaiied for fullness and sweetness rf loue
aud beauty of finish. Italian Guitar Strings, Gu
itar 1 nstruction Books, and Music.
PIANO AND MUSIC STORK,
ap 27 183 Main st,. above Post Office.
ASHLAND EACES.
SPRING M"EKTING, 1559.
The Spring Meetin i over this course will com
mence on TUKXDAY, 17th day of May next, and
continue throughout the week.
First Dat—Post stake for all ages, fonr milo heats
$200 entrance; $100 forfeit. *IIKO added by the
Ulub. Closed on Ist inst.with lour subscribers, viz:
T t T W Doswell. John Hunter, R H Dickinson
and James M Tavlor.
second Day—First Race — Sweepstakes for three
year old colts and fillies $200 entrance. $100 for
feit. Closed on Ist inst, with the following entries:
Thomas W Doswell enters ch c, Exchequer, by
Revenue, dam Nina, by Boston.
W H Gibbons onters b f, Crinoline, by Financier,
dam Miss Mattie, by Umpiro
John Hunter enters be, by Lexington, dam by
Glencoe.
F M Hall enters gr f, Faith, by Childe HaT'old,
dam Pidelity, by Priam.
Stcorul Race—Same Day.—Jockey Club purse,
$500, three mile heats.
Thiri> Dii-ZVrri Race —Sweepstakes for three
year old colts and hllies. $150 entrance. Halt for
feit. Mile heats. Closed on the 15th March with the
following entries:
Thou as and James T Doswell enter sorrel Alley,
by Griff JCdmoason, dam Virginia Payne.
M Harvey enters grey lilley, by Red Eye, dam by
Arthur Tailor.
Second Race—Same Day—Proprietor's purse, $200
Two mile heats.
Fourth Dat— First Race — Sweepstakes for three
year old colts and fillies, out of mares that never
produced a winner. $100 entrance. Half forfeit.
Mile heats. Closed on the 15th March with the fol
lowing entries:
Thomas Doswell enters sorrel Alley, by Revenue, ■
dam by Hailey Peyton, (B Randolph's )
James M Taylor enters b c. by financier, cut of,
Emancipation Mare
Also, d c. Admiral, by Commodore, out of Priam
Mare, and she cut of Virginia Graves.
F M Uall enters bay colt, by Register, dam by
Prince George
M U*rvey onters sorrel colt, by Jno Blunt, dam
by Andrew.
Staond Race— Same Day .—Proprietor's purse, $150.
Mile beats—best three in five.
Fifth Dat —Handicap race for servico »f plate,
the value of $300. Entrance $50, to be added to the
stako. becouit horse, to save his entrance, pr vided
three or more start. Three mile heats.
Nominations for theabove mentioned Colt Stakes,
closing 15th March next, to be addressed to
NATH'L A THOMPSON,
Sec'y Ashland Jockey Club.
Ashland, Hanover county, Va. Jan 20, 18ty.
ja 27 —2awtM lOAtd
ICLOTHINa.
BPRINO GOODB~AT HBAD QUARTERS,
(Xtrwr Main aiul 13th streets.
The subscriber ban just returned fn>m Hew York,
with the largest and moat fashionsble stock of
Goods he has ever hail, selected by himself In per
•on, with c»r«. with special reference to the
retail trad* A better stock of Cloths, Cassimer**
and Vrating*, cannot be Been In thin city. Coats,
Pants and Vesta of every imaginable shape. color
aud quality. embracing all the new stylos. Also •
most magnificent atock ol furnishing Q-xuls, such
Snper Bilk Lace Neck Tisa
Blk and Fancy Silk Neck Tie*
Pocket Hdkfa, Cravats, Stock*
S*hirts, Collars, Drawers, Glove*
Bu*pender*, Hock*, Ac.
All in want of Good*, really freak and desirable,
either ready made or ant to measure, would do well
to give him a call before purchasing ulsewtiere.
He has in hi* employ the beat of Cutters and
Werkaien. K B 81'KNCK.
ftp I Corner Main and 13th streets.
dTyals & co.,
• 13) Main Imn.
RKFK ITERATORS,
KIRK AND WATER PROOF CRM KNT PAINT,
For Ro >fs, the beat article for the purpose in use.
Lightning Rods ot the moat approved kind.
Pump* of all kind*.
Hydraulic Ram*.
Lead and Iron Pipe, all lite*.
Portable Qaa Work* put up in town and country.
Hotel and Family Cooking Range* and Stoves, all
site*.
AH kind* of Plumbing and liu Fitting done to
order.
ALSO,
Roofing and Guttering. Heating public and prt
v%t« buildings in all the various ways known in
modern improvement*. ap 2ft—2m
i? BICHTER'B BREW KEY, "
... WRMItBIOAD iHDmm. 4
jfj®® day I will *ell BiVTiLkD LAfiJBB
•BKK, v*: Quart*, Pl»t» and Half Plats.
H »
-gcgjsSEjrSiMKsaiSK
ifU) TONS AMERICAN "COMPANf'S
***■' GUANO—First analltr, lauding for **ls
by I my 71 BACON * BASBKRVILL. |
unaoAN,**
«■■■■ BlCHMOinr AHO
ialWK3B!?gTlißiiirt)iw RAILROAD.
»n<l accommodation trails trn IhlMoait *111 Im?*
Richmond and Petertbar*« MONDAY WBDNMIC
IjA* and FRIDAr, at 1 VdocX. A M i*tSd Jf #
o'clock, m before. '
Arrangrnwaw have boen made by thU
for the ptompt and p'ificttui ST»;V!
ery of au Produce,G"od»,irc.th-Tai ticks r'freight.
rlos ; gned for tramporUtlon (.Itber way.) between
Elcbmond and point« between Petertbnrli and k§>
leigh, Ridgway, Greensboro, Pallsbury, sod Char
lotte, North uamllna, at low rate*, wjtbotit a- r
charge H fcr- Ac. AH .nth arti
cles sent to Richmond, ehonld be cottftgaed «t>4
pltin'u ntarM, 'To lhe ears ot the f ratehf •*
! the Richmond and Petersburg Kailroa4,»t Fettrft
bOrg," br whom they will be proiuptly forwarded.
As to tne rate* of toll* on tbe Roods totith M Fe
tersbnrg, Which they require to be prepaid, as far
as Raleigh, Information may be ha 1 at the Depol
of this Company at Richmond
_ x TH WYNNE, gup't
Office R A P R R Co,)
March 7,18 W. J mh »—ta
1 VIRGINIA
(SSHt'E'ilS:
SI. IhroughTicketgirom Lyhchburg to the follow
ing named plucet:
RnogvlHe. ,»14 »I Nashville .»» )•
Da I ton lf> «) Montgomery. nS6
Chattan00ga.......... 2b 10 | Grand June Uon M «•
Atlanta....... 21 60 I Memphis 30 00
Hnntsville....... U 15 | New Orleans 44 00
Freight Trains leave Lynchburg daily (Snndaya
axcepud) at 430 A M.
Freight transported through from Lynchburg to
tho following named p'ftcee. at the foliowiag named
rates per 1(0 pounds.
lit Class. 24 Clasa. 3d ClMa.
Rnoxville 10 90 90 73 K» 57
Dai ton and Chatta
nooga. 92J< 74 lt»
Nashville. 1 25 in «1
Tuscumbia. ! 3d 1 09 <B
Memphis. lii 1 24 1 oo
B H GILL,
General Superintendent.
Lynchburg. March 4tb, \V>9 tih 4—3 m
THROUGH TABIrF OF
RmUHH FB EIGHT from Richmond to Mem
phis, and intermediate points:
4 2. <& 5 m
* — s 3
* > ? 3 1,
Fbom Richhoki) to g • s I
ta g & a_
First Class - 121 1 20 I « 160 1 7»
Second Class. 1 12 108 I 18 1 27 1 42
Third Clas' I'« «« 96 102 115
Special Clans 232 8 3-- 2 90 3 16 3_3?
The rates West of Kaoxville will uot go Into ef
fect until after the completion of the Cleveland
Branch Railroad, which will ba about the Ist of
A ?hi l ppcrs of through goods must sen* duplicate
tickets, giving the uiarks. weights and destination r
ot aoods. Send to Cox's Line of Boats.
A S LKB. on the Dock.
PI. B —Goods from Northernoitles sitipped through
at reduced rates. A. 8. L.
fe 10—ts
VIUGIMIA i.BNIRAIi RAILROAD.
caA Z°J °* ,
SPRING ARRANGEMENT. *
Trains leave Richmond twice dully, (Sunday
nicbts excepted )
For Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore, viz:
atfi.2oAM.atd 6.15 PM.
PaaseDg rs for i hahloitisvills, STAUXTO.t, Cot
inotos. Ac , take the tiifOAM tram.
Fare to Washington - f«
" •* Baltimore - 7no
«« •' >50
•• >• y 11 50
B4GGAGR CUKCKfcD THROUGH.
Through Tickets sold to Pittsburg, ZanesvlHs.
Cincinnati, LouUville. St Louis. Chicago, and all
important points West.
Pass-infers go through without detention.
THO* DjDAMKAD,
I _ap l2—ts Gereral bnperir.tendent.
p RATES, FENDERS, FINE SETS OF
u SHOVELS. TON'iS at;d POKERS—I have for
•ale an elegant assortment of all hind* of Grates,
including every stylo of Feeders, Simmer Piece*.
ht»nd*ou) mi a piain sets of Shovel*. Tongs and
Pokers. Seven different si7e* of coal Scuttle*, cinder
shovel*. Arc Shovel*; handsome Stand* for Shovel*
and Pokera: Blower Stand*; Bras* ami Iron Footman*;
are Brick; fire Slabs and Jama; set* of Soap Stone for
setting up Urate*; Tavern auci Church Belt*, of
sweet tone. Builders, housekeeper*, and other* in
want of any of the above article*, can be supplied at
the lowest Northers price*. I art manufacturing
ail kinds of Bras* and Iron Work* of the above de
scription. at nr BKI.L and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
GRATE and FENDER MANUFACTORY, No. 224
Main stvoet, between oth aud 9th atroeta, Wf *t eide,
Richmond, Va.
aa lft—dlr 8. D DKNOON.
IVUTICE TO r<>BAC(IONXBTB AND
MERCHANTS.—Made to order. TOBACCO
KE'IS, of any siao. As I have on hard a large
Stock of good material for thin purpose, I would be
glad to furnish trom IS.flfO toat.iKHi Riga this season.
I b*"* also fur s*le i'LOUR B AI'.RKJ rt and HALF
3 AiIRKLS, suitable for flour, sugar, plaster. *e.
a ogary
Shop comer fith and Caiy st*.
N 8.-Cash paid for B AP.RJEL TIM*KR.
mh I#—2m»
RICHMOND, April li, li-W.
r PO THE PUBLIC.—I have this day
A constituted and appointed SA ML H J KTKR my
Igent, by deed duly recorded in the office of the
Court of Hustings of tie city ot Richmond, to con
duct for mj, and in my name, a General Commis
sion and Forwarding Business
ap 20—lm* FP.AN3 A JETER.
In conformity with taß foregoing, I
will conduct, nt mr old stand, on Cary strfet, two
doors below the Columbian Hot. 1. a (icM ral Com
miesionand Forwarding Bu lueea. I shall give my
undivided and pertoaai attention to the gale of eve
ry kind ef country produce, such as Wheat, Corn,
Plcur, Tobacco, Ac. and by strict attention to bu
siness. I hope to receive a liberal share of publia
patronage. SAM'L H JETER,
ap 20—lm* Ag> nt for Fran* A Jeter
CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES,
The subscriber ha* en hand, at hi*
Ooacti Making Establishment, oa Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary. (13th and 14tli streets )
near the Columbian Hctel COACHES, OKAHIo-
VEE9, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with andwiibout
tops, and bULKIKS—aIIot his own make, of the
best materials and workmanship- all of which wll
be sold as low a* good work of the kind can be in
the city of Richmond, and I respectfully a*k a call
fromthoaeic wmtofany article in the Carriage
line, aa I am determined to make to order and to
sell at thelowe t prices possible; and ail work eold,
that i* new, warranted
mh 7—am MICAJAH MAN&UM.
JOHN E, EOilEßTYespectfhl
n ly informs his frisiid and the public that he
st# ha* opened a MERCHANT TAILORING
—LSfc. ESTABLISHMENT, on 13th, between Main
and Cary streets, where he warrants a* good Gar
ments, and at a* reasonable prices a* can be had
anywhere. All he ask* is a trial. rah IS— 2m
REUTHE'S PAT £NT
AMMAI. TRAP— Thi* iegenion*
machine ha* no rival m the fleli
y it, tor
9 the capture of wild animals. It i*
so small th"t one can carry it In hi* pccket. stiJ";!
is capable of killing a l>ear. They are of three li
ferent si7-s. and will tff>c f uallj- operate on Bat",
Minks, Wild Cats. Foxes. Wolves, Bear*. 4c; they
can aiso be used a* Pistols For sale by
JAME* W iLSH, Onn lmpcrter.
ap 28—Im 7 doors above St Charles Hotel.
| | >t m I RICHMOND AND
s@F'Be' l iSjE 3S «PPETKRSBURO Ri 1 I
ROAD— JJTPOKTANT NOTICE TO T*AV«LKKS.
By the new mall arrangement*, on and after MON
DAY,ApriI li. the train* on thi* toad will leave
Richmond at an earlier hour than formerly; the
morniug tr+in starting at 4:25 instead ot 4:56, and
the afternoontrain at 2:40 instead of 2:85.
For details, see regular advertisement.
ap It—lcq T H WYfiNK.
, TURPIN. ROPER 4 MUE
RAY,
UNDERTAKERS.
Governor street, between Main and v 'ranklin, Rich
mond, Va,
Keepcon«tantlv on hand all kind* of readv-rsade
CO FFiyS AJV D METALLIC BUM AL CASES.
mh 33— ly
r- r. -) WM. 0. HALL IE, WMF
niANDUKR, JNO T Sit LIE on
derihettrtnofWMG SALLIK * CO.,Caw*** Ma
ksbs asd Fi'RMTtiit Dealers. have ou hand a good
assortment of Furniture, both of their own manu
factory and Mori hern
We respecttully solicit a cail frctn tHoee who may
wantanyth*ng io onr lino.
UNDERTAKING.
We will also pi> particular attention to the Under
taking ') sines* in all ita branchea. keeping con
stantly on hand a large sssorttu'-nt of Metaiic Bu
rial oj»3s. and Mahogany and Poplar Coßu*.
Or.'fis frotu the country solicitrd, and will b*
pron p'lr attended to. _
WM G SALLIB A CO.
my ' KraDklia «, between t 'th and l<t^_
HORSES FOR SALE—I hare
«53lAjnst retnrnetl from Ba'tiwore, where I »e!e«-
ted a lot of young, aonod. gentle horaes, suitable
tor draugbtor saddle purpose*. Tho*e in want will
give me a rail. N C LIPeCOMBB,
my 4-la 2nd at, between Broad and Grace.
JOJL MR. EDITOR:—Aa I *V_
promised iu my last advertise- JCSS
ment that the •'Pfopl*" should bw from nsa*aiu,
"so now I blow my horn." I have studied astr «*>■
my *iuce my last, and find that the star of my dos
unv aliil move* on; and those who know HAGA*'»
JOfIN, know that he has the faculty aud indetati
gable spirit not to let the downfalls af lite to caaso
him to despair; but *'pnsh along, ksspmoving,
for the world is but a babble, and he that has
much lead on his sinker will sarel/ be a g<*ner;
therefore I offer to the public of ay own manutac
tnre, BUfMISB, SVLIIItt. ROCK AW A?I and
Light CAKRI AGRA—all as good as can be made.—
I have also HOR*K4, MULI&, Ao.Ae for sale-ia
feet, anything under the ran, and will baitei **«
trade for even old shoe sols*. All yon have law •*
to give him n call on Mh street, where
his sign ursidedown, there yon will And HAGANIS
JOU.n, iu TWn (VsrJk yatiom. .
BJTYon shall hear from me agaia, for 1 an»
writing a romance of my own lite mh
dOjL NIW CARRIAGE MAHO
- experience in She aNMMCtaicin* «
CAKRIAV&S in some of the l*rg*st establish"' »«•
iu the North and floath, flatters himself thaii he te
fully able to maufacture the most > *
well as the plainest style of CAkK/JUMS.
found In the State Possessing vwrkws advaat- ges
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