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A EDNLSdTy MC^I-^>^Vs»^?!
rat 10011 i* uchmon amewiivki,
fee ** Mnrcfce.
■r "Moate AnnvMS."
Thar*afsatilmnn us theiisime ut _t_*i»
pRIeR p-rnooae Rim n moneful bisness tn
oom-stoanssad mantlt-peeci**. in tbe lo story
,- u»e Mscaauix Instiieut. Althow his
Bine ©I terns! ts betwixt deik nnd fler-placis,
ie manajis to keeps ia a chearfule lraim enuf
o btatow euuet-ernbul nteuahun to the floe
ru. His sto is fltld with marvel In vaynn
>ms, picwhers, paintlns, degerryttpei nnd
enary birds, which all unburn cnmbind to.
ether give constunt -elite to the eye and ear
i curun In drord acrost the hue part ut the
to, and bebine thnt curun stuns what I -Ba
lder by fur the Rnls statute uv Wasbintnn
hatwus everexecutid Tbs Sculpture, Mr.
'ours, cut it fer the Preemasins ny Fedri-k*"
nrg, and lot rejoist nt the fac, beenws now
he dolefulist villidgs In tbe werl will bur two
ideamiage pinu to it, iiaimely, iv pritty
saiiaaud iv unkneequld statute uv thegrat
it man that uvver livd. __ -____*. .
Moat tmepil cuuunin in to Mr. Davisss, ad
slnrs thecomvlent rtiinish nnd tbe nise littel
Vuiles ny tne statute, speshly tbe buiien
lolaa. and it inusi bee cuulest the tailrln is re
aokcbly good, but whut strikes me is the
rraaefnl postcner, tbs cummnndinge flgger nnd
be bentgnunt fuse uv tbe ole (teurul as be
tans tbaria his Masnn's apuu and coller. I
kink tbe liksnlss is jest as good, and the
tatuu as a whole fur souperier to Hoodoo's
a the Captul. They tell me that Hoodon laid
he farther uv his Oountrey doun on a tubil
md invelupt him in plnrstur uv Parris to git
Us ixact ahaipe, which I think the story is
rerry probbabul, as ennybody will sea by
ookiage at tne Ute wny the cloutbs in the
ioodon aUtule Bt, ptickly in the rejuu uv tbe
aectml mussils and tbe nnberood uv tbe
inya mlher, as the natmUu cull it. If you will
roeirum Mr. Da vises up to tbe Captul aud
•umpar the two statutes, I dont think '.bar
s enny dout but whut you'll giv decidid pre.
unoe to Mr. Pows. Ttie fuse uv the Hoodon
b tbe only reely good part about it, the ress
.reduses a disegrebii irupresbiu, becaws tbe
tttytend is kuuseetid aud the druipry uu
■raseful.
In Mr. Davis sto, you will sea %urn verry
-Titty paintings by the yung lady artis, Miss
dc On. She has a grate dccl to leru yet, bo the
v culleringe aad drawinge; but oue tbing is
ertin, she kin maik a verry acknt likeui->s,
tad kin giv as teuder and bewtyful ixpreshuu
0 tbe femaile counteuunce aa meuuy artisU
iv tbe highest repyuUshuu. The lase uv
riahnu'a dawter, aud one uv Sheika peer's,
Heroins, now to be seen at Mr Davis.*, ar
x-thluvly. . . ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Vandinof staid with us a weak
onger, and duriuge the tietn delitid ns with
tf.BeUi.Mr. Hum.il A Mr.. Corny, Merckuut
if Venuis, Seoul for Scnudul, Po » Bavin, aud
i discripsUuu uv the meetinge uv the Brick
ain Bruutch uv the U-rau Juuksbuu Ebby
ie_er Tempruuce Aso.iaehuu, irum Picwic
r-apurs. They grew iv favur, these Vaudiuofs
lid, the longur they remaind, and getherd to
hereedius most uv tbe verry be.i pepil in
ouu. The last nite wuz perhaps tbe besi uv.
.11. Mrs. Vandinof wuz .lerdidjusly pritty as
he yung Judge iv the Merchuut uv Veuuis;
md Po'a Knviu, tho its reediu wuz ruther too
inematid to soot my no-bun uv tbe iv tense
lupeuatchrul glume wbitcti invests it, ixcitid
he perfowudist pos.ibil a,tteu.kuuiii theaud
euce.
With the highUt rispect for Mr. Vaudiuof,
1 wood humbly ask j-eriuishuu to maik one or
two sirjestious to hiu. Aud .erst, iliat be dout
-epest tbe Screau Scone agaiu iv Virginyer or
muey part uv tbe So ith. It is not Bt lor ears
jerliu. We all may be squeeiuish doun beer,
mt I pray we may uuvver be utherwies. 1
totist witnpiezure tbat when Sack- resiled
-is point ou "Love" beer, sum miintb or-J
igoe, tbat when be got to tbe parte about
free L-ve," be stopt, evvyduntly ixpectiuge
heaplaws that be bad bin iv the babbit uv git
mgeat the North, but he didiut git tbe fer&t
-ottikil. Our ladis aud geutilmeu didiut uu
erstan it, and 1 Uoap they uuvver will.
Secondly, I tbiuk Mr. Vaudiuof wood do
veil to giv au exclooaivly Ainericuu reediu
rum oribers uv our oau blud aud bone. We
dnt quite up to tbe mark uv Shaikspeer, but
.bar is meuuy things iv the bookes uv our
>oits and prose liter, that wood create the ut
nns intkoozi-sin and aprob-shun.
Thirdly, 1 am uv tbe opinyuu tbat a short
limpii story wood taik Buely, ispesbly a pa
hetick one. The popyular Uart i» au inter,
nent uv two striugee—yumur aud pathos.—
J eepil like to lull', but if you wnut urn to luv
■ou, you jest make urn cry. I wood venture to
lerj-st, iv thu cu.iiieck.-_uu, "Ttie Broken
Hart," by Washiutuu Er\ vi; nnd tliar's a lu
ll on uv a book** laitiy cum out, looluuge like
i primmer or child's st.ry booke, cailea **Kab
tnd his Frens," which it red wan the leei
nge it in spiers, I bet wood preUuce such au
mpresbuu that ihnr woodini be v dry eye iv
be h.us. Aud thur ar huududs uv t_e_eaim*
>il, touchiu tales and sketcbis that inigat be
ised to the idvauiige uv tbe reeder aud the
ktepe luiuymeut uv his tmjirer*. Then, ugiu,
lenpul like to be uorrybde oßasliuualiy, and a
-oast story, or aumtbiuge like "Tne lied
laud," by Wilky Ooiliu'a, wood gruuyfy nm
nlghtyly.
An uther noshuu strikes me here. Why cant
■eedius be iaterjuieed in privu t-erkil. f lu
lUduvpuncpeepUtnlkiuge nouceuu by ibe
lour toonenutber, why cant tbey vary the
-avuin's •aiertauemuu.e by one uv uni reed
ace sumthinge food to the rust I Tbar's sev
•u- panels uv poitry I call tv mind wbicb I
-00-Tgiv eunyibiug to beer red by a sweet,
aodist yung lady. Tbey wood soun a heap
netur than when red on the staige, for tbnr
they ar app to overdo tbe thinge And 1 cant
wa the ream that a farther ut ahuniy sboudiut
reed to his wito andchildun. Wben 1 wuz a
00* bout 11 ear old, I had the bappini.s to
Deer Mil tun's Parrydice Lost red by ahiiy
tdjukated geniilruuii, aud it reinaues to this
Jay amung tbe most delitefnl uv my recoleck
•buns. The geutilmuu wo. n teecher, aud
nun uv his awjouce wuz boys mo than 15 or
16 ear ny age, but tbey nil iujoid it. And no
wonder, fur what is ibis reeuin but talking.*
with the grateal men tbat ewer lived at tbe
liem Char mines is acting most bewtylully and
powfully I The Lord has made tbe mejorrity
ny us verry small potaytos intleck-huiiy. but
no mutter how small wear, we all kin asosiaie
v limit ly with the uoblist men that livd, by
reediu tbar bookes. A numbur uv eyedear
-urn to me on this subjick, wbicb I retaue tel
neckst tiem.
Mr. Clark playd bim a Ingagemunt all la.-t
weak at tbe Theatur, and havinge heerd a
grate dccl about "Our Emerrykin Cuzin," I
went the nite they plade tbat. The orjunce
wuz verry budge, nnd the ncters did tbnr pu t
tyist, but I declar 1 coodiut admier tbe play.
Iv plott is ridickalus, nud altbow it is iu
tendid to be übeerd, it is so ixcest-ively sue
tbat it is atewptd ruther than funny. I got
iniiy tired long befo it wuz over. The drunk
urd plade his parte well ■ Clark didint over
set, nnd Willi* made, 1 recknu.as good a Lord
Dundreery as ennyboddy. But I wuz glad to
git away, and reterne to Dr. Reed's Far,
which I'm happy to say made lardgly over a
tbowson dollus, aud eudid on Satteday with a
feest to tbe Sunny Skule cbilduu, aud sum
liugiuge, whltch at n distuoce soundld very
iwnstly indeede.
Theouly uther amewsmuuee we've hud U tbe
most onreesunubuiy bad-behaved wetbur that
wusevver heerd uv, and the etunnal rlngiug
uv the bell to call tbe members out uv tbe
Jram sbopps into the Hous uv Dellykite, wbnr
they oughter be ateudin tv tbar bisuiss ; but
It ain't no amewaln to the niglecktid coustit
chuau as the nob*l Dellikiu might imadgiu.
1860. w»«»____o»»»- iB6O.
CHBISTIAN & LATHBOP
Am ia reeeiut of. aud oiler to their friends and
ths public, the most elegant assortment of rich
BRERS WOOD- aad STAPLES, lor Families and
PlanUrs, that they have aver exhibited The*/
would ansae—Bilks, ia Roues and Piece Goods; rich
saria Betes* Robes S to t. Volants; do Berege
AbkUus, _ to • Volants; Jaconets, Organdies
Child tea's Foulards. Pine-Apple C oth. Veleuii.ts.
most of yhmk were bou lit at ths recent auction
__nwito7^^
***} .L-J'V «-c- and Beotoh Oiapers; Crash
IStu *fS.^LtZ^***** -"*__-- DuckTerlaas auu
K__*___ t tr_ ol, *„ A **>i. • **•*• *-oc. Of
_____!___ N l -? "■■•ou-'Sa. Hsavjr Shirtin-S and
hhnabm, Cuttanades snd other Roods, for men
M .i„ st.
ir 9_LC-^** Y _*_ v *w* **"***• w* «** »i
ujatsbad aWps aad 4esir.l_s stock ef Dry Unods
fegSte____3«_r_s
sUtokedtiaßaßskb at ev eU..worthßl mm Srass
-tneaJUkie. at U cts.. worth ao cv" mW pisces
f __? ,y***V*** J** V* •-•• •*' "<-**' nrorth Wetß.;
___*_$-?___ JNataat inand 7» „*»., w _Ak f| «i
«a_ fl M* fas Swiss Collars st 7. eU . worth AIM,
!__%J_J__J_*" **•****; •"»■«* 1* om-i'MO
•_fr___-_". fc,#,# !P* W _* , > U) •* JaoU-woiih
___Jtf-_Di_*' 1 •s___li- , * k «f •* **>i*-* Mr rar*i.
£B^_fcteS
nnelinaiiSßw Nsw York last
__ j _T^^ry. It j*'* ,_t^ wnsapngnsip.
nammmTm Rl ___■' Rnafm mmr _m_. ana
llw, *fWe%:VR}Xr I
_0?I1CIAL ffOTICBS.
cli, Wilson's Pllfs. "Doctor* will Dll
iPMn thstr mode of treatiß* diseases, hut ail who
_J t __tf. u „"__Ufi4 oN, B TONIC. CATHARTIC
and ANTI DYSPEPTIC PILLB. agree in earing
*Rnl tker ars unsurpassed as a renisdy lor Drsßep
ma, Siok lleadacl c. Nervous Hssda-*he. Heart
Dura, Diarrho-.aud other diseases. It is astonish
ing .bow easy tbsir administration, and how decided
tbmrefcet. 8o«o«% H KR A WINSTON,
mh U-U Wholesale Agents.
NEW GOODS NOW
AT WHOLE-ALE AND RKTAL.
AT
J MTLLHISER A BROTHER'S. 193 Broad street.
At unprereae-utd LOW"pkICES FOR CASK
or to prompt »a>ins customers on the usual time,
at cask prices. ....
Our stock comprises, in part, excellent bargains
ia tke following GOODS, to which ws respectfully
call the attention of t».e purchasing community. A
call aad examination of Goods and prices is only
necessary to insure salea to the must economical
bU,#r "' DRE.SB GOODS DEPARTMENT.
SILKS of newest designs in any qurut.ty, from
SO nents to ft per yard.
The best Black 91 SILK in the city.
Bereges; Grenadines; Tissues; Organdies;
Printed Foulards; Berege Anslaise ; French Jaco
nets ; Brilliants; Lawns and Traveling Goods, by
the yard and in robes, less than 2ft per rent, on cost
of importation.
LINEN GOODS.
UO pieces pure Irish Linen at 26 cents per yard.
100 pieces pure Irish Linen at 37' t cts. per yard.
100 pieces pure Irish Linen at 60 cents per yard.
Linen Bosoms of all grades, very cheap; Linen
Sheetings: Pillow Linen : Table Damask ; Nap
kins and Towels; ladies'and gents' Linen Cam
bric Handkerchiefs, verr cheap; Linen Drills;
Huckaback and Crash and Birdseye Diapers.
WHITE GOODS.
Cambrics; Jaconets; Swiss's: Checks; Stripes;
Brilliants; Tarlatans; Crapes, by the piece or by
the yard.
DOMEBTIC FABRICS.
Bleached and Brown Shirtings and Sheetings, of
celebrated makes, such as New York Mills, l.onds
dale, Waursutta's, Call* Mills, and others, hy the
piece or by the yard. Also, full stock of suoh
Goods as belong to this department generally.
LADIES' WRAPPINGS FOR.SPRING AND
SUMMER.
600 i- rench Lace Points; 260 Lace Mantles, of va
rious styles; Burnous. Mandarines, Piccolominis,
and all the newest styles out. Also, large stock of
newSPRING SUA WLS. exceedingly cheap.
EMBROIDERIES.
In this department we can show the largest and
cheapest Goods of the kind in the city, without any
exception, comprising everything coming under
this head, ton numeioiis to mention. We, how
ever, call the particular attention of ladies to the
assortment of neatCamtric Bands, which are so
desirable.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
Ladies', misses', gents' and l-oys' Hose and Half
Hose, of all kinds and all prices ; very low by the
dozen or by the pair.
PARASOLS AND LADIEB' SUN UMBRELLAS.
In great variety and cheap.
BONNET RIBBONS.
At our usual unrivaled low prices.
Merchants from towns or the country who are
making their selections in this market, would con
sult their interest by -mint our stock an examina
tion, as on many Goods they can save 26 per cent,
in purchasing frou: us. . _
J.AIILLHISER A BRO., 193 Broad st.
mh 12 —lm _____
K_.El«*-*aiil Sprint; Goods.
PERKINS A CO-,
Wholesale ami Kktail Cash Dkalehs.
No. 1.1, Eaule Square.
Are now re.ieiviu-, and in a few days will
have iv sore. a large and complete stock of the
newest and best styles of FOREIGN and DO
MESTIC DRY GOODS, to which they invite the
attention of cash aud short-time buyers. Their
Goods are marked at very low prices, to attract
CASH CI '* roMr i;-.
NOW OPEN,
Elegant DR ESS SILKS and SILK ROBES.
Beautiful BEREGES and ORGANDIES.
BEREGE and ORGANDIE ROBES.
GRENADINE and BEREGE ANGLAIS
ROBES.
BEREGE ANGLAIS, ROSALBUS and VA
LENTIAB.
Grey POPLINS.
And a great varietT of Goods for Street and
Travelin. Dresses. The above .roods were pur
chased at the large auction sales iv .New Yoik tho
past week, and will be sold lower than ever seen
before.
FRENCH JACONETS and BRILLIANTS.
FOULARD SILKS-very cheap.
EMBROIDERIES and LACES.
RichFitENCH LACE MANTLES.
'• BLACK SILK and MOURNING MAN
TLES.
DUSTERS and SUITS of DRESS and MAN
TLE, made up to inacth.
Thompson's HOOP SKIRTS—the liest made.
Large stock PLANTATION GOODS.
IRISH Li^KN^
TABLE DAMASKS, NAPKINS,
TOWELINGB.
GLOVES and {mJSttmT
ml, 30—lm No. 11l Eagle Square.
tr_-.>lilliii**ry Goods.
****>***•' * SPRING STYLES.
Just opened, at N. C. BARTON'S, 10-.J Main
street, a larger assortment than usual of BON
NETS, FLOWERS and KIBBONS, LACE MAN
TILLAS, LACE POINTS, and materials lor the
same made up to order. Country merchants sup
plied with trimmed STRAW nnd BILK BONNETS
to order, at the shortest notice.
Will remove in a few weeks to our new store,
No 229 Main St., between Bth and 9th streets
mhl7-12t N. C. BrtRTON, 109 Main st.
~a__ Hear, _ _
HEAR.
THE FEMALES
OF THE UNITED STATES
Are,as a class, proverbially ./".. b'e ■ and unhealthy,
and while we may not hope for any change for the
better, until there is a better understanding of the
laws of health, we may. however, congratulate the
community on the introduction of a remedy which
has proved itself of great value in relieving, nnd
often entirely, the general and nervous debility oj
Females—we mean .
HAMPI'ON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
It is the great medicine for the sex.
Dr. Hamptou says it is a great blessing to them,
as there is not a disease to which they are subject
that it will not cure.
The above extract, written by a medical man,
will be corroborated by our I est known citizens,
who have seen the effects of this Tincture on their
wives, daughters and delicate children. Cough,
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, with numer
ous other diseases, are cured by it.
PEMALI-H AND CHILDREN.-Tiiis TINC
fl RE will be found a great medicine for all their
diseases.
grn Call and get Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD A CO., Richmond;
by Dr. COOKE, Fredericksburg: by all the Drug
gists in Petersburg: by MORTIMER A MOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
keepers everywhere. i§l per bottle; six bottles.
§6. le 27—dAowU
' ■__ Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Ac—The
prevalence of the above complaints at this season
has the effect of brimting out a host of professedly
new specifics; and while some fe,w may be good,
many are useless and some even dangerous. To
prevent disappointment, tin* best course to pursue
|is to consult your laiuiiy physician, or otherwise
1 use only such remedies as long public experience
h._* proved to lie safe and efficacious. Oi tins class
is TYLER'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC. Originally the favorite prescription of
an eminent physician, it soon became a popular
family medicine, and without advertising, has
continued to enjoy a growing reputation for the
last twenty years. In all recent cases it acts like
a charm; ami in chronic cases. Bronchitis, Hoop
ing Cough. Croup, Asthma, Ac. it is used with
unparalleled success,as most families will testify.
Sold by Fisher A Winston, Meade k Baker. A.
Bodeker, _c , at 26 cents per bottle, and iv an ele
gant and pleasant Lozenge form 12:» and 26 cents
per box. Prepared by J. BALMER, Pharmaceu
tist, Baltimore, Md. Ik- Bf*
■__ Plunett's Bitters.-This Uelekrate
Tonic has been usi-d sucessfully tor the last twelv"
years in oases of Indigestion, Flatulency, Gen
eral Debility, Nervousness, Sea Sickness. _c, Ac.
They create a healthy action throughout the
body, restore the appetite, equalize the circula
tion, give tone and energy to the system, and
create a power of resistance to disease rarely ob
tained.
PLANKTT'S BITTERS
Are purely Vegetsble, and adapted to all ages and
conditions; are for sale by FISHER A WIN
STON, and by Grocers and Druggists generally.
Depot No. 214 Pc wl street. N. Y.
FISHER A WINSTON, Druggists,
fe 11—Sin No. 125 Main Bt., Richmond.
g-a. Sewing (Uirls—Those who tail over the
midnight lamp for their daily bread, until exhaust
ed nature chii bear no more fatigue, will find in
BAKER'S BITTERS their surest friend and pre
server. When used in moderation, they prevent
Dyspepsia, improve Digestion, strengthen the
Nerves, quicken the Blood, and give life and en
ergy to exhausted nature, livery laSy will find
these BITTERS au importaut auxiliary to health,
and should use them v. lieu at all enfeebled.
Price accents per bottle.
To bs had wholesale and retail of all the princi
pal Druggists in the city of Richmond and else
where iv Virginia. Orders promptly filled by ad
dressing E. BAKER, Proprietor, Riu-hmoi.d, Va.
mh»)-U
___-.dnr y nnd Bladder t ampin tuts.-The
senrest and most important discovery for Kidney,
Bladder Complaints, Urinary Obstructions, Leuoor
rkma or Whites. Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
Prostration and Debility of either ssa, is HARTB
HORNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND. ,__ t
Persons who save been unable to walk. have soon
been relieved by this powerful COMPOUND. It is
prepared by aGksiaist, and is pronounced by medi
an 1 men and those who have used it, to be the best
BUCHU COMPOUND in the world. Large bottles
fl; small bottles to cents. A fresh supply just re
solved by FISHER A WINSTON, Druggists,
is 14— 12m Main street, Riohmond.
JBk, Reckkridge Alum Water.-TJir wule>
o**jk«mysJ i>«___m tHmjusttly csIebratsdROCKBRIDGE
ALUM BERING, cau be used at this season with
(rsat success. As an alterative, it in uusurpass
_?__-■. .Mf*--* D l'9***-*' I»ver Complaint aad
_____ _ t i£ r _ dM .*_* ,,# "' *\ •».siat uUriy elfceacious.
and a. a strsn.tksmng Ui.io trul,£.toajj[e. For
JBk, TRe Unite, krliu Bunk, Henrice,
rseeives deposits, upon wkick latsrest is paid at
tke rate of 4 per osnL per annum upon ail sums ra
maisißg six months, or longsr, and • per osat. per
aaaam lor a sfcorter period Oftce 80. Ik Maia
strati JNO. NETTLES, President
THOS. L. D. WALFORD.Bee'p.
i_s_-_x_isi«s^ # ?_^
M__.ie.t-rf r m 4 **!• frntmtbr,
_■"■__■__-_■ . . . -
BtTflHf 888 IfOVICBB.
(MO. 11l BVCAMOBB STBIBT,) , .
Petersburg. Virgin**.
GILLIAM A DUN LOP lev its tke attention pf
wholcsals dealers, manufacturers and rail ways to
their wsll aSßorted stock of IRON aad STEEL,
comprising ~'■___ .- ~ _,• _
\ Swedes, Hammered,Ronaed. kariisk,
IRON. {Ovals aad Carriage, Horse Shoe, Hoop
(and Band. _ _,
NT L.p, J Cast, German, Machine, Spring, hn-
HT_fcL. -{~„__ RBd Blister
gAIL RODS, SHEET IRON, PIG and BAR
AD* _____Li _.
importing direct and dealing sxolusiysly in mst
al, they feel confident ol giving aauaraotton and
respectfully solicit a_oalL __JS____L
EBW-N WORTH AMI •?s••_.„„_-«-
GROCERS.COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
o DEALERS INIRtJN AND STEEL.
Solict consignments of TOBACCO. WHEAL
CORN, F LOUR, _c, to the sale of which EUWIN
WORTHAAI wail give his personal attention.
_n_ Advances made on consignments.
BaGS furnished when required.
gRWN fc DAV R « BfcTicAL
GRANITE CUTTERS,
Sixth Street, near the Armory, Richmond, Va.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OP ran[tkwork
Executed at short notice and in the liest manner.
mh l--13m .
108 N DICKINSON, . ,_
J COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND DEALER IN DOM EMTIO AND FOREIGN
EXCHANGE,
HOIHTON. TEXAS.
Collections made and prompt remittances in
Sixht-Exchange at current rates, ou New .ork,
Boston, or New Orleans.
KKFF.R TO
"Crescent City Ban.." New Orleans.
Messrs. HENNINGS k GOSLING, New . ork.
PEARCE A BACON. Boston.
'• SAM'L M. TBICE A CO, Richmond.
mli9__lm
E TTENGER Jr. EDffiBRB.
" RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
BUILDERS OF PORTABLr, AND STATIONA
RY ENGINES, SAW MILLS, RAILROAD
WORKS, Ac.
STEAM FIRE ENGINES.
Of the most approved plan, tind mtide in the very
best manner, warranted equal in every respect to
any or tne same sized Engines built either North
or West. J» •**•**!__
Al ARIILE ffURM.
JOHN W. DAVIEB,
MARBLE MASON,
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE, .TH BTREET,
RICHMOND .VA.,
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
Af„iVTL_S, FONTS, &c.
W%. First Premiums awarded by the Virginia Ag
ricultural Society and Mechanics Institute.
CiARD.— Thesul'scntier takes this method of m
s lo rim nit his friendx and thepublic that he has es
tablished himself as a M X RCHANDIZE DROK KR
AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
He will attend to the purchase nnd sale of Aler
cnaiidizo generally ralso. Flour, Wheat, Corn. To
bacco, and all descriptions of Country Produce.
His special attention will lie given to all business
entrusted to his care. From his lonn business
experience he hopes to meet with alil-eral share of
public patron/.ne. He refers, by permission, to
Levvi-i Webb, Esq., _
Messrs. Dunlop, Moncukk tc Co., I Richmo'd,
" Edmund, Davenport A C 0.,. Va.
** Bacon A Baskervill, j
** BRVANT.TfNrLEV A HoLMIS," -,--.
- Spkncz A Reid, \ oaMimon
** Twells A Co., Philadelphia.
Thomas Monahan, Esq., New York.
WM. S. KOYSTER,
Office cor. of Cary and Va. streets.
Richmond, Nov. Ist. 1859. no I—ts
Mi. BOSH-CM, S©C€R__«_ TO WIL
• SON A BOSHER. WHOLESALE AND RE
TAIL GROCER, has f;*r .sale the following ar
ticles, to which he asks the attention of his
friend* and tlm public: Rio. Lasuayra. Java and
Mocha COFFEE'S ; Brown and Refined SUGARS,
ol (liferent „rades; Loaf, Pulverized and Crushed
SUGARS; imo-taf and Chewing TOBACCO, of
different brands; Old Dominion Nails, of all sizes;
country cured Bacon Hams; Western Sides and
Shoulders; Cotton Yarns, a good assortment: H.
Ott's Old R*-e Whiskey, old and good; D. T. Con
ner's Rye Whiskey, old and seed: A. W.Slier
man's Hje Whiskey : A. N.Wood's Rye Whis
key, old and good; F. Steams k. Co 's Old Rye
Whiskey, two -.ears old; Common Whiskeys, in
variety ; French Brandy, Madeira Wines, and
other articles, too numerous to mention. Call aud
examine, at No. 1, cor. 17tli and Main sts., oppo
site Old Market.
ULATEiOO F i 8 O .
john g. McMillan,
Who has had twenty-five year*.' expenenoe in the
business, is prepared to put on SLATE ROOFS o.
every description, and with the best materials, at
short notice. Specimena of his work can be seen
on application, and orders left at his office, on Main
street, near 9th, or at the office of Albert L.
Wk-i., Architect, Goddin's Hall, will be promptly
attended to. 0018--6 in*
JAMES D. BROWNE'S
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
9th street, next to the Mechanics' Institute.
IRON RAILINGS. VERANDAHS, BALCO
NIES. CHAIRS. SETTEES. Ac; also, Grating,
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind of
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
**t_. Particular attention given toenclosing Burial
Lots in the city and oountry.
THE UNDERSIGNED have formed a co
partnership for the transaction of a COMMIS
SION BUSINESS, under the firm of LEWIS
WEBB A JOHN G. WADE. They ill give par
ticular attention to the snle of FLOUR, WHEAT,
CORN and TOBACCO. They occupy the store and
lumber-house No. 66 Main street, lung occupied by
Lewis Webb. LEWIS WEBB.
JOHN G. WADE.
Richmond, Va., Nov. 1.1-359. nq7—dcwAswta
■_> UTs-BR A «».,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
. OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRUSHES.—We received by the late steamer a
arge supply of Painters' and Artists' Brushes, of
superior quality, to which we call the attention of
our customers.
l/RAN-Xlft FAPER MILL.,
f RICHMOND, VA.
BELVIDERE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
keeps constantly oh hand all descriptions ol E.N
VELOI'E, MANILLA AND WRAPPING PA
PER. NEWS AND BOOK PAPER, of all qua i
lies and sizes, furnished at short notice. Cash
paid for Rags.
_oc 10-dlv PRO. WHITFIELD. Pres'l___
iifiiitiA
BURNING AND LUBRICATING n _,
COAL on,S.
The/treat KANAWHA COAL AND OIL COM
PANY, jconsisting of native citizens of our own
State, has appointed us Agents lor the sale] oi
TuSTLY CELEBRATED
BURNING AND LUBRICATING
COAL OlL.**.,
the quality of which is warranted pure and unadul
terated.
We invite the attention of apothecaries and
dealers throughout the State to our s_pp!y, which
will be large, and sold by wholesale only, at tne
prices. eoWBMjkBCTIOUI.
LUMBER I_ WIIOI.ESAL.K AND K_-
TAIL.—We always have on hand a l l kinds oi
VIRGINIA LUMBER and are in daily receipt of
various kinds and qualities, which we will sell at
wholesale and retail on at-coiniiiod-ting terms.
Special attention will be given to BILL LUM-
B ia_&m ki " d - PHILIPS A COLEMAN.
DISSOLUTIONS, &C.
0-PARTr.EHSHIP.-We, the undersigned,
have tins d.-iv formed a co-partnership under
the style ami firm of FISHER k NORTON, for
the purpose of .-..iiductuu' a BOOT. SHOE and
TRUNK BLSIN ESS in this city, at No. KB Broad
street, Kn-1.ui,,m1, Va. In a few days we will have
a large and well selected stock of BOOTS. r-110 KS,
Ladies' and Misses* GAITERS, TRUNKS, VA
LICKS, Ac, Ac, in fact, every article pertaining
to a wholesale or retail Sao* More.
FISHER A NORTON. 235 Broad street.
Gko. W. Fi-ni.it, I J. Hatlky Norton - ,
Richmond, Va. I late of Duval k Norton,
mil 2'l-lit t Richmond. Va.
C"**o- PARTNEXStil PNO T It -.- D. BA6
--' ERTYand H.W.STARKE have associated
themselves tor-ether, under the style and firm oi
HaGERTY A STARKE,No.2U)Main street, next
door to Adriins k Co.'s Express office, for the pur
pose of conducting the TIN, GAS-FITI'ING,
PLUMBING,STOVE, RANGE, AND HOT AIR
FURNACE business. Also, BRASS AND BELL
FOUNDING, BRASS FINISHIMi, Ac.
We are now prepared to execute all orders en
trusted to our charge in either or tho aliove
branches, in the very best manner, and by titst
class mechanics. We would especially call the at
tention of country merchants before purchasing,
as we Cccl confident (asour itock is entirely new,)
that we can give entire satisfaction.
We would also call the attention of the trade to
our stock of BRASS WORK, for Plumbers, Gas
and Steam Fitters,which wears manufacturing
and setliun at Northern prices.
Babbit Metal. Garrett's Patent Anti-Friction
Metal, Antimony and Block Tiu for sale.
Huhest cash prices paid for OLD METALB.
fe 17-d-in ___
7Su-PARI'"-s.KSMtt*—JNO. M. WEST, of
Lt Petersburg, and THOMAS JOHNSTON, of
Richmond, li.ive this day purchased ol GEO. M.
WEST his eutire stock of BOOKS and STATION
ERY, and will continue the business nnder the
name and style of WEST A JOHNSTON, at the
old stand, 116 Main street, and Lope, by strict at
tention to business, to merit the patronage of their
Iriends and the public, which has been so liberally
bestowed upon tke aouse of Wbst.
JNO. iVi. n ESP.
THOMAS JOHNSTON.
Riohmond, Feb. Ist, 1860.
A Curd.—ln rstiring from tke Book Trade. I
desire to return my thanks to the public, who hare
so gsnsrousty sustained me, and 1 tiust my -ucces
.og may rsosiv. ths sens. * A * D *^j^n,
MR. H. BROW!.ELI.'- INTEREST IN
the firm of CLARKSON A ANDERSON
continues tks same as it was ia tks firm of Clark
aoa,Aauu**aoufc cl < AR N AJ(I) „ RgON
is * -ts No m Maia street. Riekmond.
Emitting and sewing machines.
WILLCOX k 01888- oslsbrated SEWING
f_ACHJNK.ißveated by J. E. A. GIBBS, of Mill
Point. Poeaßnntas county, Va. Man* of tksss
Machines bays keen sold rseeativ ia this city, ail
of wkick givs sntire satisfaction. Tkoss wishing
f good LOW FKU.I". WSLL MAUK, BBtUSLB
Mecmyf, are assured that ths superior msnu
elsinisd for iv can bs rahsd upon, and for gsnsrsl
uss, is unsurpassed. All interested should pot
mil to sanmina this Msokins kefors purokaatng
„ BARR-rAJOHhjWN.AssBta.
P * R^tuond.ys.
h -^**™~~£!^^
c-mm.4atinf *m*m, mp m^l~ m *************-
MBDICIHUS. I
HELMBOLI) *, EXTRAtT bLcHC,
HBLMBOLD'B EXTRACT l|{ CHC,
MELMROLP'H KSIS A SI 8. S_H'
HELMMOLD'S ISXTRACT BUCHU,
HELMBOLD'M EXTRACT BUCHU.
Tke (Srcat Dinretic, Tks Great Diureiio,
tke Great Dun otic, Tke great Diuretic,
The Great Diuretic, The Groat Diuretic.
The Great Diuretic, The Great Diuretic,
A positive aad specific remedy 6>r disssses oi the
Bladder, Kidneys, Owivel, Dropsy,
Bladder Kidneys, Grave, Dropsy,
Bladder, Kidneys, Grave , Dropsy,
Bladder, Ki.ln.y a,,, .Gravel Dropsy,
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE
Sexual Oreann, SexualJ'>«*%'-J te J t I u S , I J-l r^»n ■ , •
HKLMBOLD■:» I XTRACT OF BUCHU
Is a certain, safe sad speedy cure, from whatever
cause they inav have originated, and no mattor ot
How Long Standing, How Long Standing,
How Long Standing, H«'W Long Standing,
How Long Standing. How Lon. Standing.
It is taken without Hindrance from Business, and
little if any change ol diet,
Is pleasant m its taste and odor,
And imm-dtate in its action.
If you are suffering with any of the above distress
ing REMEDY AT ONCE.
PROCURE THE REMEDY AT ONCE,
PROCURE THE REMEDY AT ONCE,
WIMROLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
As a medicine whioh must benefit everybody, from
the simply delicate to tbe confined and despairing
invalid. j_;<_) UAL jS to BE FOUND.
NO EUUAL IS TO BE FOUND.
NO EQUAL IS TO BE FOUND.
Price 91 per bottle, or six for 95; delivered to
any address. Prepared by H. T. HELMHOLD,
Depot, 104 South Tenth St., below Chesnut,
For sale wholesale and retail by
FISHER A WINSTON,
Druggists and Apothecaries,
Ja 17—ly 126 Main street.
DR. HOOELAND'Si GkKNA.i BITTEKS
AMD
DR. HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
The great standard medicines of Ihe present age,
have acquired their great popularity only through
years of trial. Unbounded satisfaction is rendered
by them in all eases,and the people have pronounced
them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUN
DICE, DEBILITY OF THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM, DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS,
and mil diseases arising from a disordered liver or
teeakness of th* stomach and digestive organs, are
speedily and ptrman*ntiy curtd by the GERMAN
BITTERS.
The BALSAMIC CORDIAL has aceuired a repu
tation surpassing that of any similar preparation
extant, ft will cure, without fail, tht most se
vere and lone standing
COUGH, COLD. OR HOARSENESS, BRON
CHITIS, INFLUENZA, CROUP, PNEU
MONIA, INCIPIENTCONS UMPTION,
and has performed the most astonishing curts e*tr
known of
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION!
A ftm doses will also at once check and curt the
most sevtre DIARRHOBA proceeding from CoLO IN
TUB BcWKl.t*.
_>.-•.« medicines are prepartd by Da. C. M. Jack
son k Co., No. 418 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.,
and art sold by druggists and dealers in medicines
everywhere, at 76 cents per bottle. The signature of
C. M. Jackson mill be on the outsidt wrapper ol
tach bottle.
In th* Almanac published annually by the pro
prietors called Everybody's Almanac, you will
And testimony and commendatory notices from all
parts of the country. These Almanacs are given
away by all our agents.
PURCELL, LADD k CO., Agents.
Je 11—dAcwlr Richmond. Vs__
RLPTUKE* LKKDEOR FIVE DOLLARS
—DR. SHERMAN'S great radioal Cure Trass
oan now be had for only five dollars. Every medi
cal man who has examined this instrument, pro
nounces it superior to all others. If desired, we
will cheerfully refer to any of the very numerous
persons who have been thoroughly cured by this
Truss. Persons owning valuable slaves thusattiiot
ed, should procure one. they being so durable, and
the cheapest in the end. We will send this Truss
to any part of the country by Express or mail.
For the Truss, or information concermn. it, ad
dress C. C. JACKSON.
No. 17 Main street, Richmond, Va.
Persona not knowing us, can send their money to
any merchant or friend in this city.
The Truss oan lie had also at Messrs. MEADE A
BAKER'S and MILLSPAUGH A JOHNSTON'S,
Druggists. my>—l?
EDlt.-LC.At-D.-Dr. PLUME otters his ser
vices to the public in the treat ment of all secret
diseases. Twenty years' practice in the above
branch gives Dr. P. a claim to public favor.—Office
on Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church, same side. Al
ways on hand, a supply of the '"CHEMICAI FIX
TRAC.T OF FLOWERS;" one of the very best
renovators for weakened parts now known. Medi
cines sent to order. Alloommruications by letter
orotherwise promptly attend** to. Riohmond. Va
LOOK OUT FOR SO. '27 B-AIN STREET.
THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS IN RICH
MOND— 5.U). yards handsome pattern Prints at C
andticts., worth 123.; beautiful Lawns at i and 12
cts.; tiie richest patterns and the best quality of
Jaconets. Organdies, Bereites, at all the louest
prices; beautiful fancy Silks at 50 cts.. worth 15,
Borne at 87.RU8 and upwards; Blk. Silks, very
-odd at ;Jsc. and iii-iier prices; Stella Shawls <jl
and liiirlier. every color, worth tiiree times the
money; Dusters nt SUe ; Silk Mantillas at O'l 50,
52 ;"5 .-md some at -lS.sellin': elsewhere for dnuiiie
the mone>;Silk Parasols and Extension Skirt-, from
25c. upwards, the cheapest in Kiciiinond; the finest
French Needle worked Ladies' Collars and Osiii
tiric Bands at half their value; bisect ed and brown
Shirt. Sheeting, Pillow-case, .Muslin, Toweling,
Table Cloth. Oil Cloth. Carpetinu, Cambrics,
Checks and Swiss .Muslins at prices to astonish
everybody ; Ladies' Gaiters, with heels, at tt,
$1.25. ici Morocco, Kid and Goat skin Shoes,
with heels, at -1 1235 and huher price>; .Misses
and Children's Gaiters of every color and deSertp
tion. at all prices. 25e. and u.wunls; ladies'fine
Shpuers a* 50.-..; .Men's Siipreis at 63"-ie.; fine Vel
vet do at S7o ; Oxford Ties, Congress Gniters,
Calf skin Shoes, Re,for Men. Boys and Servants.
If you want to save from 25 to Super cent., call
without d-May at No. 27 Alain street.
mil -1-lin JOSEPH STRAUSE.
1000. IMPORTATIONS. IBoU.
CilNTl- X, \l.\ 1 V & aUKNTS,
IMPORTERS AND IOBDERS,
Rti'ii.MoMi, Va.
We would call the special attention of the mer
cl.ant..-; ot Virginia and North Carolina visitni/ our
market tbis Spring*, to oar unusual iar„e stock of
Poreinri Goods ol our importation, wnicli we will
oder at as low prices as any house in the country ;
we enumerate in part:
WHITE GOODS, DRKSS TRIMMINGS,
SILK GOODS, THREADS.
LINEN GOODS. FANCY -OOD3,
HOSIERY, SMALL WARES.
LACES. GENTS' FURNISHING
Rl BBONS, GOODS, of all kinds.
SHAWLS.
We have also established a manufactory for
MANTILLAS. CLOAKS and Ladies' WRAP
PINGS-.eneratly, and will be prepared to exhibit
a large variety of these Goods, of the newest st*, les
and patterns, made exclusively at home. We so
licit an examination ef our stock, bern? deter
mined to ofler every inducement to Suutkern buy
ers to nrike their purchases in our market.
mh 3-lm (WNTER, Ai.VEY A ARENTS.
CHOCKOK 111 ILL RH r H>IOND <7roUvD
-J PLASTER.—The subscriber lias earnestly la
bored, lor the pa-t four years, to exclude Northern
Ground Plaster, by the establishment of a Home
Mill, v.nd suppljin;,' an article superior to any re
ceived from the North, ami claims a perfect'suc
ces.*!. He bens te_ve to return las grateful thanks
to his patrons, and asks to inform all interested
that he has completed his improvements that will
enable him to supply any demand that mar arise.
His stock ol Lump is kaavv, * based upon the
enormously increased use of a superior article,!
selected from the purest Windsor (Nova Scotia.)
quarries, with special reference to its richness in
Sutphat* of Lime. The reputation of lus brand
B—all be sustained at every ellbrt and cost, and he
BSks only an experimental trial of those who have
not made application of this valuable, fertilizer.
JOHN H. CLAIBORNE, No. 11 Pearl st.
ja 3—3 m
NO T lti _t—TO RARMItRU AMD MKR
CHANTS WHO USE AND DEAL IN
GROUND PLASTER.-We would call your spe
eta! attention to our stock, now m hand, of the
best WINDSOR SOFT BLUE PLASTER, pur
chased with special reference to the interest of the
farmer and the trade generally.
From our lorn; experience in the business, and xiv
inu it our personal attention--seeing that every bar
rel is well coopered and iv -ootl shipping qrder, and
the Plaster thoroughly pulverized—we hazaid no
thing in saying that it wilt be to your interest to
give us a call. Farmers sending Lags will be fur
nished at one dollar less pertou. A ItLer&l dis
count to the trade. References— Edmond. Daven
port A Co., Jas. T. Butler, and other merchants.
na_Orders left in our Imix at Robinson A Rob
erts, will lie attended to
J. A 11. F. SHARP, Steam Plaster Mill.
no_.--4m- > South side --.jMhe Dock. Richmond.^
NOTICE.— The attention of persons about to
build on the lines ot the streets or public al
leys of the city, is requested to the following ex
tract from a city ordinance concerning streets:
"Any person intending hereafter to build or erect
any house ur other structure upon the luif of any
street or pul-tm alley shall first obtain from the
Engineer of the city, or in his absence or inability
to act. from the Superintendent of Streets, a i-erti
ficitte in writing, of the line and adopted grade of
such street at the place where such house or stiuc
ture is to lie erected; and it shall be the duty ol 11_
Engineer or Superintendent of Streets to file, in
the Chamberlain's office, a duplicate of the said
certificate, if any person shall hereafter build, or
erect, or attempt to build or erect, tan. house or
other structure upon the line ol any such street or
alley, without having first obtained such certificate,
he shall be fined not less than five nor more than
twenty dollars." W.GILL,City Enf'r.
By order of ths Commissioners of Streets gene
rally.
GREAT BARGAIN*. IN DRY GOODS,
AT M. M ITTELDORFER'S. NO. 228 BROAD
BTREET.- Now open, a well selected stock if
fresh Sprint aud Summer supply of Fancy Dry
Goods. I am receiving daily fresh geeds, and am
able to offer to mv friends and the public in gene
■ al, as Hood and cheap bargains in goods as can be
Uiught in this city. All my friends and customers,
who have patronised me durin.it my set tin.* oft.
will find it to their advantage to give me a call. 1
have en hand a very fine and fasiiion_b!e assort
ment of FUm. Figured and Fancy Dress Goods;
Printed add Plain Linen, all grades and qualities;
Shi tings, Shsetin-s and Hosiery of all kinds; a
very fine stock of Embroidery; Men and Roys'
iS ** r; r.-.*-*l *_}" 11-"l 1 -" !*_■• assortment of fine
Table Cloths, Naekiaaand Towels; fine Marseilles
Qtiiita, and a vsll selected stock of Linnu Cambric
lldki..; Corsets ol tks best quality. Alt 1 ask is to
-ive me a call and judge foryonraalf.
__. g 1-TYIPOBFEK No. aa Bread st.
RICHMOND FERTILIZER .-rIANLEAC
_ * T 2-*y?B*AW-.! M --** T™- kichmo«d.
VA., 8. IIARTMAN, General Agsnt. niaufaeture
s_ad a supply of pars, fins ground
Ssr.iv.rVr'AX' Itar'iuanN.Aiuinotiia-ed Super
E_ffi^
rant |sanins jrnJ good -adapted to wheat, eors.
-feai_f_6*^ > --a-g
RJOTtCS-.—All persons anna* clruaaa aaainet
_____ *" t ß_-iaii? l * KTLK ____a^___el______ ,# *"
FOR SALE AMD RE-IT.
i_*ll_r_r_NM-»WrW:-Bcm_ »»&*■)»*»
close our business, we wilt rent our STORK
tor tbe balance of ths jsar. Posssssion given
Ist Aprilnsxt. A *%# vfl{ , H k FI .„MINO.
mh as-fit Cor Cary and Hth ato.
__. R—JBt trwmi KEf-T.- Aypljrun ths pra
Qsm.ses. JOth street, East tide, first door«*irom
•*ue-Broad ,n !L-*-- tt __
___ __». TS. HTdHE FOR RUNT.-Tbe
KHSTORE. No. 75 Main street, at present occu
a-i-Lnied by Mr. I. H. Birir*h. next to_P. K. White's
Shoe Store and Mr. A. F Jahnke's Jewelry -'tore.
KoR RENT, and the Fixtures for sale. A No. 1
«t mil for business. Possession siyeu soon Ap
ply to E. D. EACHO,
nib 23-.t Wear Exchange Place.
ROOMS KNIT .-two ROOMS lor
_E3 rent, in the attic story ovi-ir the sut-sirilier's
■S-store. JUAN PIZ/INL
mh lt-u No. 12. Main st.
FOR KK*BT-Oneiar„e FRONT ROOM,
kSuii't Store 172 Broad street, below .th. Apply
a-SLiinthe premises. mh _—ts
e~ tmm mXmm *.—Tbs farge FACTORY on
Cary street, between loth and llth streets, near
Dunlop, Moncure A Co.'s, suitable for a To
bacco Factory, Warehouse, or Manufacturing Es
tablishment. Enquire of E D. Eacho.
Jejft-ts KENT, PAINE A CO.
MFOR FENT.-SrORE No. 79. on Main
street, now occupied by Wm. F. Butler A Son.
Possession giver on the 16th of Marck. Apply
to llei-UI WM. H. LYONS.
FOR RENT.-The ROOM formerly occu
|p! pied as Whitchurst's (iallery. No. 77 Main St.,
■n__s by 100 feet, second floor, is for rent. Also, a
LODGING ROOM on the third floor. For terms,
apply to JOHNSON k HARWOOD.
ja 26— U No. 77 Main street.
_m fBR RR~T*--_t PUttl nnd SECOND
ffs-i FLOORS of the I) WELLINO over our store.
*-_. MARCUS HARRIS k BRO.,
fe 29—U Next to the American Hotel.
LOTTERY.
eddy* «;dr's
GEORGIA AND DELAWARE
STATE LOTTERIES.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE flOO.OOO!
THK (.RAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
INGS of Wood. Eddy .- Co.'s Three Number Lot
teries will Uke place in public, under the super
intendence of sworn Commissioners, as follows:
CirissNo. its*' draws Saturuat, March 31,1830.
Class No. _IM ' " " April 2-1, I'M).
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO
TICKETS.
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING,
To take place as above specified.
1 GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE OF .niOOOOO!
1 Prize of S-0.001. 100 Prises of. #14-0
2 Prizes of 20,000 170 " 0f...-. _..-0
--2 " of 10.1KJ. 65 " of. 100
2 " of 6,000 66 " ot 75
2 " of 6,000 66 " of. 60
2 " of. .. . 4,000 65 " of. 60
2 *> of 3.0004810" of -Hi
2 " of 2,000 27,040 " of "W
32 196 prizes, amounting to.. „ . 1.185,783
Whole Tickeu S2O; Halves $10; Quarters «6;
Euhths i-2.50. ~ __ __ ,
Certificates of Packages will lie sold at the fol
lowin- rates, which is the risk i Certificates ol
Package of 26 Whole Tickets ,299 00; Certificate,!
ol Package ol 26 Half Tickets #149 60; Certificates
of Fat-knee of 2. Ouartor Tickets ,74 »; Certifi
cates of Paekacsoi » Eighth Tickets .37 37.
THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS ol Wood. Ed
dy A Co.'s Single Number Lotteries will take
place in public, hs follows:
Class 63 Draws on Saturday, March 10.1-60.
Class 64 " " _ 17. W_k
Class 65 " " _ 2L i~**>'
Class 66 " " " , 31, 1860.
Class 67 " " April 7. ISM).
CI_BS6B " " " 14,1860.
Class 69 " " *** -L I**'"-
Class 70 " " " 28,1860.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE
TICKETS.
ORDINARY DRAWING.
To take place as al-ove specified.
1 GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE OF _. -80.000
1 " «** {fao.tKJOl 1 Prize of ■j.1.-ou
1 " " 10,000 -OPrizesof. 600
1 " ** 6,0001100 " " 400
1 " " 4,000 1100 " " 300
1 ** " 3,000 100 " " 150
I 100 " *' 100
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
4 prizes ot $400 Approximating, to 950,000
prize are _ -„..— -j'1,600
4 prizes of 300 Approximating to 20,000
prize are 1400
4prizes of 260 Approximating to 10.000
prize are 1,000
4 prizes of 225 Approximating to 6,000
prize are — 800
4 prizes of 200 Approximating to 4,000
prize are .-— 800
4 prizes of 160 Approximating to 3,000
prize are .._.__... 800
4 prizes of 100 Approximating to 1.600
prize are _-_. —, 400
6,000 prizes of fjtao are ,—.. -100.000
5.486 prizes, amounting to _, 9320.000
Whole Tickets $10: Halves 95; (Quarters -42 60.
Cettificates of Packages in the Ordinary Draw
ings will be sold at the following rates, which is
the risk : Certificate of Package of lv Whole Tick
ets. >-80; C« rtificate of Pneknga of lo Halt Tickets,
$40; Certificate of Package of 10 Quarter Tickets,
.*s'2u; Certificate of Package of 10 Eighth Tickets,
$10.
In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the
amount of money to our address lor what yi.u wish
to purchase; name the Lottery in which you wish
it invested, and whether you wish Wholes, Halves.
Quarters or Eighths, on recesut of which we send
what is ordereu, by first mail, together with the
sc_bd_bjU|
Immediately after the drawing, a Printed draw
ing. Certified to by the Commissioners, will be
sent, with an Explanation.
Uj_ Purchasers will please write their signatures
pla-.n. and givetlieuameof their Post-Office, Coun
ty and State.
All communications strictly confidential.
__l All Prizes of $1,000 and under, paid imme
dialely alter the drawing—other Prizes at the usual
time of forty days.
S__ <*OuD. EDDY A CO.'S LOTTERIES are
drawn at Augusta, Georgia, and Wilmington, Del
aware.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates to be directed to
WOOD, EDDY V CO., Augusta, Ga.,
Or WOOD, EDDY A. CO., Atlanta, Ga.,
Or W.iUl). EDDY A CO.. Wilmington, Del.
■P—.Circalara. containing Si-brines fortlie month,
will l-e sent, free of expense, by addressing as
aliove.
BALTIMORE ADVI_-_.T_SE_-___.NTS
BALTIMORE GLASS WORKS-
Being in full operation with three furnaces, we
are pre pared to execute all orders for WINDOW
GLASS, of all sizes, and of the favorite and well
known BRAN l>s that we have been manufacturing
fir sixteen rears, viz :
BALTIMORE FIRST
CHESAPEAKE.
PATAPSCO AND
BOLTON
Also. GLASSWARE, of all KINDS and COLORS.
Wine Bottles, all kinds, | Pickle k Preserve Jars,
Porter' Bottles. Syrup >t Cordial Bottles.
Mineral Water Bottles, | Vials .V Patent .Medicine
Specie Jars, I Bottles, Private Mould
Flasks, Ware of all kinds and
Demijohns, 1 Druggists' lilassware.
IMPORTERS, M AUP AC T I R ER S AND
AGK.NTS
FuK SALE OF
FRENCH WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS,
Ai.iui. | Roll Brimstone, | Blue Vitrol,
Copperas, | Castile Soap, | Borux,
Epsom .Salts, j Castor Oil. I Flxt. Logwood,
Bi Curb Soda, I Lim-eed Oil, | Glue, all kinds.
Sal Soda, I White Lead, I Varnishes, do.,
Saleratus, I French Zinc, Whiting, Putty,
Saltpetre, Paints .-Colors. I Sand Paper, Ac.
BAKER, BROTH KRS * CO.,
32 ami ;w South Charles St.,
fe2S—lm Baltimore. Md.
\\J lIEELWRIfiHT.MIBCI-k CO., „ _
W COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
Dealers in Printing. Writing, Blank Book. Hard
ware and Manilla PAPERS; Bookbinders'
LEATHER and CLOTH; Foreign and Domestic
RAG.S; Bleaching POWDEHS; ALL.VI. Ac. No.
14 Hanover street, corner of German street,
ja-M-dtiiii BALTIMORE. MD.
COAL. COKE. Ac.
COAL.-On hand a full supply ot
> MIDLOTHIAN. LUMP. AVERAGE
and SMITH'S COAI .
— ALSO,—
RED and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL
C. B. LIPSCOMB.
mh 14—ts llth st.. near Mayo s Bridge.
tPJUkTSR II ILL Ll' Mr AMI HA IL, A Njb
t-* ANTHRACITE COAL, of best Quality, for
sale hs M. O. WHII'ING.
mli y—iiii Near the Petersburg Depot.
C-OAL, AT *_:<.?.->.--1 hive still on hand a lot of
' this COAL. Utfke on llth street, next door to
Mr. Samuel Hastings' grocer, store.
F.COOK.
COH, K. .-Tne price of Coke until lurtker notioe
will be as follows:
SOFT LUMP COKE _. 95.51
SOFT HAIL COKE . ™. „_. 6 2*
HARDCORE „ gjx
Orders pi.unptly executed at Yards corner lot!
and Cary and Bth and By rd streets. Terms oash.
]___£_■ _ _ _______ - *J^ X KTH.A«ent._
OAK AM) PtNE VtOtlU-Seasoned and un"
der snelter, for sale at Coke Yards,
ds W-ts JNO. J. WERTH, A«'L
THE PLAt E -kOR BAKUAIKS-At
SCHAAP A CO S. corner of Broad and 3rd
streets. Cluna and Glassware at the ones pest
5 noes everlieard of, such as Tumblers from 37c. a
oxen up; Goblets from *jtl 60 a dozen up; Kerosere
Oil Lau'-is from 7-c. a piece up-all worth double
the inotiey ; Tea Sets and Dinner Sets Ur lie|..*»
regular prices, as new goods arc pouring in daily.
and we must make room for them. Our stock of
Bird Cages and Children's Carriage.- surpasses
any tiling in variety and low prices. As lor House
Furnishiu- (mods, such as Looking- Gluses. Tea
Trays, Coflee ami Tea Pots, ofa I kinds of metal.
Table Cutlery, Woodeu and Willow-Ware, and
thousands of other articles in that line, a rail from
thos. iv want of such roods wi'l prove beneficial
to them as they will save from 1. to la per cent, by
purchasing at SCHAAP A CO.'S,
Corner of Broad and 3d sts.
CHAMPAGNE WINKR. -Wa have now ia
store, a choice assort ment of Cham pause
Wiaes, to which we desire to call ths attention of
purchasers. Moot k Ckandon's Imperial Green
Seal; Ds St. Mnroea*ix A Co.'s Imperial Rsd
Lao and Carte Noir; Chas. Heideick A Hsidsick
k Co.'s .marts aad pints; Osislsr A Co , our own
importation quarts and pints; Mumm's Impairs!
Verienm; Royal Vsrxena*. all in fine order and
for sals by SELDEN A MILLER.
Corakr Psail and Cary streets.
V_PRIflU_ WRAFPiaiGn.-PUin ami striped
A Cloth Mantles, for spring; black Silk Maatla-j
Poplin, Chally. Deßaiss aad oikar Dusters and
Mantles; Stella, _•_«, Caskuisrs.Rsrsgsaßdotker
Shawls; Mmiraißi Maaties. As.. . k*. .We ws
lissariment of our bnsiasssis eupsnuua_s4 ky au
■"•unpliahod MU<t " y-ITsIftTSHKWRRY.
sorted Cis ars ana WMuwifu *m*wsmmmt ~w-bsbb.
_jjn«uin_*^rtj.,-'
SfiDLPPINO.
By tbs U.K. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
ioßs-ToytK. Captain Pabbisb.
JAMEBTOWN. Caitain Sbibbbb.
ROANOKE, Captain Couch.
.Ujtvias Richmond every TUESDAY andFRI
DAY evenings at 4 o'clock.ami SATURDAY eve
ning at f. o'clock.
Returning, they leave New York every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY evenings, al
3 o clock.
_ , EXCURSION TICKETS
I o ?.ew V ork and hnck, entitling the purokaser to
go and return by either oi the above niasnihcsot
steamships. Meals ami State-room included, for
the round trip, only RiS.
Passage to New York, fare and State-room in
cluded, fro. 4-teerae. passage only R6.
Tickets and Berths secured at our office.
LUDLAM A WATSON,
Opposite steamers' wharves, Richmond, Va.
N. 8.-Tho steamers touch at Norfolk going
and returning. Passage to and from Norfolk
same as by the riverlsiats. mh 17-__ts
Vo kThila"i»Eirp 11^^i"a.
---*«» Ths A No. 1 steamship PKNNSYLVA
■ a n_Sß_Bßni4ff_»_ i ( v _ l p l _ jjavidTkal, is now ready to
receive freight, and will leave oa THURSDAY,
March 29th, at 9 o'clock A. M.
For freight or passage, having superior accom-'
modations, apply to
H. E. TUTTLE, Agent. Rncketts.
Boston freight taken through by steamer at low
rates and with diipttch. mh 27—3t
ji-J-n. FOR IBEW* YORK.-FIRST VESSEL.
-»_-» RICHMOND AM) NEW YORK LINE OF
*■*__■ PACKETS.--The superior fast sailtur- sciir.
CRENSHAW, Capt Wm. Moss, having a portion
of her cargo engaged and going oi#board, will have
quick dispatch. For nnlanee nf freight, apply to
_mh 27-_. DAVI D k W_M. CURRI E.
*__v FOR NEW ORLEANS.-The superior
fas t sai i 111 *.. copi-ered and copper-fastened
-*****-*tint ISADORA, Bakbb, master, having the
greater portion of her carm em-aged, wrl sail
with all possible dispatch. For balance of I'reicht
or passage, having superior state-room accommo
dations, apply to
mh2t-f.t WD. COLQUITT A CO.
>i-4 FOR BOSTON -FIRST VKS.SEL-
re.utir packet schoonerSUSAN.Capt
•*■_-_*■ j-,kth <;. Koi.KK-i. Ii iv in. a portion ol her
cargo engaxed and soing on Isiard, will have quick
dispatch. For balance of frei-lit. apply to
_itiiti 2V-U _ DAVID X Wat. CURRY.
*,c*.' FOR ST. M_Jißi*S, rUA.—-Tlsssuue*
_S3>nor last-saihi.g schr. 'CHRYSOLITE."
*******>]). M. Smith, master, having the greater
portion of her cargo engaged, will have dispatch.
For remainder of cargo, apply to
jmhl7-l()t W. f5. COLQUITT -CO
NOTICE. -TOBACCO MAN UF AC
TITRBRB. and others, sending us Goods
_-*n__«i-»'r*j„ th-! AVtt- York Steamers, for bk
siitP-KNT. will please address us by mail, giviag
specific directions as to where and how they wish
said Goods sent, otherwise they will be stored at
their expense and risk.
No charge made for forward,ns such Goods.
LUDLAM k HEINEKEN.
fe2i)-3m 116 Broadway. New 1 ork.
FlTli T H KRRKRUtTII»R If.
R A r E S FRO M NEW YORK TO
___■_____> RlO HMOND- M X ASU REM ENT
GOODS REDUCED TO RIGHT CENTS. AND A
• ENERAL REDUCTION ON OTHER GOODS.-
Merclisnts recetvius goods from New 1 ork, are
informed that they can now receive tiiem thrice a
week by steamers YORKTOWN. JAMESTOWN
and ROANOKE, leaving New York ever? TUES
DAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY afternoons,
and at srea'ly reduced rates.
Full Taritl of Rates furnished on application to
LUDLAM k WATSON,
mil 9—ts Opposite Steamers' Wharves.
_m-na»_' NOTICE.— ThTa.earnerCUßTlß
will, after MONDAY nest,
SB—S___sa_i—»6th inst.. discontinue running be
tween this, Portsmouth and Norfolk, until fur
ther notice.
The steamer GLEN COVE, Capt. Z.C. Gifford,
will continue the regular run between this, Ports
mouth and Norfolk, leaving the wharf at Rocketts
re-uilarly every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aad
FRIDAY MORNINGS, at m% precisely, and re
turn each alternate day, (Sunday excepted,) leav
ing Norfolk at the same hour.
_del-ts R.O. HASKINS._
6F FIC EA D A Ml' EXP I ESS COM PA NY ,1
Richmond, .March 6, ItMO. S
/__e*fi HAVl.*.«i JI'ST t'O.UPLETKO
GCJJZZAS new arrangements with the New York
■bbb_aa_■»gtea__Bkip Compnay for Express pnvi
Usees per JAMEI.TOWN, YORKTOWN. and
ROANOKE, we are now prepared to forward all
kinds of merchandize, m lar.e or small packages,
atureatl*. reduced rates.
G.-ods destined for Steamship Express should be
so marked.
Our accommodations are ample, and packages
under hxpress seal.
For rates of char-cs anil regular tri-weekly con
tracts.apply to J. L. MACDONOUGH, Agent.
2u2 Main street, lielowDth.
N. 8.-Our daily INLAND EXPRESSES are
running as usual. mli7—ts
PIAWOPORTESr
!!____. £liiMf _T «c BR A DBUrY's
PIANOS.—We call the attention of the
•11 -I 1 citizens of Richmond and Virginia, to
our PIANO FORTES. We have pbtoe.f these in
struments with Mr. CAR ! SI. that their qualities,
in ail respects, may be tested by the side of the
famed Clnckerin'-s.
We warrant all our PIANOS, and can show a»
high and as numerous testimonials as .any factory
in the country, all of winch can iie seen at Mr
Cabcsi's, on Broad street. 3d d.x.r from 9th.
LIGHTED BRADBURY.
___--_-, XI I II VI II N O P•'...-.<> PUti Ift
MANUFACTORY. AND GENERA!
m 4lipePOT OF FOREIGN AND AMERI
CAN MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRCMKNTS
DORR _ RADE. Warerooms SI, Factor> _g.
Broad street, would respectfully invite paolie at
teiitioii to their large assortment of PIANOS, and
would niter such guarantees as will satisfy thr
most fastidious purchaser.
Our PIANOS are warranted for five years, kep'.
111 tune twe--ve months, and exchanged within tti**
first six mouths, if tiiey fail to give enure satisfac
tion to the purchaser.
Particular attention is paid to orders from tin
country, and persons may safe'y rely upon th*
faithful execution of their orders.
Old Pianos taken in exchange for new ones.
_1_ PIANOS hired ut low rates.
DORR k RADE,
de ltS—dAcwly Richmond. Va._
__~----v~ t Yn-7k KRI WCt PI AM— te l>e ha..
\*P~rWH at N.CARUSI'S. Broad street
•TT-11l 3d door from »»h.
CARRIAGES, &c.
-AS-'-Uk*. t ARKIA4.-.S, Bt Ot'lES, In,,
■*_f&__fsStF()R SALE—Tie subscriber intend
\_~~~_—— r 1 ban-ing his business, and will offer for
sale his stock of CARHI AGES. ROCK A WAYS
AND BUGGIES, with and without tops, of his
own make, at Kreatly reduced prices, put up with
great care. Give him a eail.as lie 11 determined
to sell at all hazards. JOHN DOES,
mli7--lui* Corner of 9th nnd Broad_sts.
_7_i-iik» "oh:~wan,~mam."thou art
Y<|VL_*%?iliiit i!u-t; therefore, why -new* at tii-*
*-* "v*_*— chan.tcs nf Die, for it leaves but a
dreary waste to contemplate upon. So now lojt so
liloquizing.
Mn. EntToß 1 As I sai.l in my last advertisement
1 had l-een 811111)111-,' aslronomy. of course people
expected to hear of some groat phenomena I would
have discovered, but in ex-tmimng the elements, 1
found there was a mystery beyond the comprchen
sum of man, rind as I had no desire to build S towei
of Babylon, therefoie t gave it out and went lo
solidities.
lam now still in the ring to trade for anything
from Ihe l-ouels of the earth to the mountaßi lop
so thr.i 1 push along, keep moving; for it is wiser
than setting aside anddrnHiinng, suiting and wast
inn life's tide, for 111 life's earnest battle those OUQ
prevail who daily march onward and uevttr *;i
tail. IIAGAN'S.IOIIN.
18th St., Creek Nation. Richmond, V a,
P. R—l promised the public a romance ot my
life, winch will be forthcoming 11. due time.
ia _.-'-:im
-_S' .____, t A RRI.lt. K»i, tAHRI_i4._.K..-
Th.- siils-cri lei bason hand.at ins Coach
*—r~-*"/**r flaking EstAbtisliKieiit.oii Lotut. mi Al
ley. l-etween Main and Can, (13th and llth sis .
near tiie (',l urn- 1111 hotel. COACHES. CHARIO
TEES, BAROUCHES. BI,'GGIES. with and with
• >ut tops, and KCLKIKS-all ol i.is own make, el
tne best mate rial and Wnskmansnip— ail of wln.-li
will l« sold as l.iw as „o<_l work of the kind can be
111 the city of Kl. inn. nil, snd I respectfuil. ask »
call from those 111 want < f any BrneJa iv the Car
nage line, aa I am def.-i mined to make to order and
to sell at the lowest prices possible ; and till work
sold tliak is new, warranted.
feW-d-m MICAJAH MANGUM.
5V _ IkOTItE TO THE TK.VKI.I_C
PUBLIC. ._sff_»i_r_
*-^ 7 - 1 - LIVFKY STABLE, __?Sr*sss-
ST AG E LIN ES .kc. __-_-_--__
The undersigned havmti lately purchased of A
G. Walters the entire stock of Harass. Bu-.ies
Hacks, Ac, are now ready to acoominodate tin
traveling public With all kiwis of . KHICLES
from a Sulky to a lour-horse Coach, at ths shortest
notice, to any part of the adjoining States, on the
most reasonable terms.
We will always have OMNIBUSSFS at the ko
-.4. -nd depots to convey passengers to any part o!
tks town.
I ne ) ..1 c al. o the
MAIL CONTRACTORS
on all the Stage Lines leaving Danville, and will
spire no pains to accommodate tke travcliug pdb
iic witb good and comfortable Coaches, Teams, and
.-.lead, and »oi*r drivers.
Persor-s wishing anything in their line of t.usi
ness will do welt to oall on the uuderst.ned at thi
Tuusull House, winch is the STaGR OFFICE lot
all the different tines
They also have a STAGE LINE running IVcm
Keysville.on the Richmond aud Danville Railrond
to Kand-.lpa Macon Oollege and to Ho-, dt.wi leav
tn- Keysvilleou MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS am-'
FRI DAYS, returning on tke following days, con
necting witk tks cars going East and West ou each
day. GEO. D. MOORE A CO.
rahl-lm" ___________
VIRNII-IA SALOOI..
R"*_A f ___ Al take pleasure in anuouncing to my
S^\jL____Jrfriends and the public, that i lutv. ts
WMf keu thi establishment formerly known
as the FARMER'S SALOON, on
FRANKLIN, hctweeu WALL STREET aad tke
OLD MARKET.
Their patronage will bs thankfully received.
CHOICE LUIUORS and CIGARS vill be con
•tantl. on hand to satisfy tksir wi-mS".. „ ____
wk r-lßi* HBNRY ORTH__
******** % -**-**CO.,optieians,oflar u» tke public
ssrviag aad reatoiiaa* tke unpaired vision to its
*+***•• Maia atones, tiokwoa- Va.^^
v_f aa iaypies of Bar ton A Onsstser'sClarsi
Wines, which are to he tks .best and
surest Wines W. a_kt tv tkss Mttffl,_•**£**,•
...__ I •
VIRGINIA CKKTRAL H
GENERA! . Hl-P-I*-I...***.' * H
£|MHHHM Dire-tor* of !,,,. '*• -*._, ■
run I .tweea Riclm**. and _.rd_r. * »fc I
tolore. THO? n **' •»•__-1
n.hu_-w G";^,i;"^^B
,b _7Sg& I
OP FICE RICHMOND _ I*|.T', I
RICHMOSb. M;if, '■ ViT'-Ol I
f3_c__ns-M_n - »■**t.t ill",!. I *. ■
■n-___i_rrr~__M* _»,_ tho A ../., l ,V*'<\r, TIT ___
TPAIN on this Road will I-»v6'hii-nt.*- i ' , ,r_i__i
PETERSBURG at 7A. M insu,.'' 1 I
mh is-*m IMOB H "T, ~« V 1 * ■
I
a-___-«__*-_-r»„ft er vi o ■*/ D A ' ,~ c « i_ I
law, the Passenger Trains will de. '~' ""* r t- l? I
Daily (sxoept Sundays) at .
Tuesdays and Fridays at.. .. ""M H
rr.ou whitb Boiti **-*-r js I
Daily (except Sundays) at ■
Tuesdays and Fridays*! ' '«'|B
SfBAHKB US 8188 LBSVBs'- ,, *" I --__H
.Mondays and Thursdays r.t ' ---U ■ ■
• _ 1 l «-I ,n ' H:,llH "t'i. "'••____
TBSsdaysand t ndsajaat.. .
( Connecting with cvrst»,.i.. ' ,*- I ■
Urbantia Stage leaves Whits 11. __*• _■
and f-nday* at BA. M.; returning We,i . IHl »ft fl
ftatardaye. *
W.-ilke'rton Stage leaves Whito ii, >_ _H
and Thursrt.»» at IA. M , retuiutu__L__*kl ___
Freight Trsitis leave and ar" ", V 5 1 »'» ■
Wednesdays and Saturdays. ".«__•«
jaß-ts THOS. R. SHARP.S. H r-_,. I
OFFICE RICH'D k PETERS* '. . ■ ?**•l
Richmond, Vs.. Nov _*;.*. U»..i ■
ITS-________H_, CMRrBk op hoi. ( I
__&£__pßr_H-<>n and -.Iter r K in iv . *-»- fl
__EK___B _____#£ Tra.us on __i _*f*l _■
leave as follows: "•>*_H
LKAVr KlClt-tOIT) YOB P_T_____ _H
Express, daily, except Sundays, st ,_ _■
Mail, daily at „_. i_T*> I
LRAVK PBTBBSBBBS r.»K _l- M _~x-, '' - 1 I
Express, daily at • _
Mail, daily, except Siindiv-, at '"" . * *•■ vfl
Passengers for Clover Hill w,;| ■ > _»',J'?' * \ ■
Train on TUESDAYS, Till RNh A T*-»_*% ■
URDAVS. |
******* I
V I
«aa_____6___ TlMK j) A WKKK 'mii,!- i: _■
THURf-trtAVflaiid SATURDAifi llW *'*'S, ■
Boat TEMPEST. CapLTHot K-stt ___
Boat M KRCHANT, Capt. (~.,. P I _-~. _■
Boat BRISTI »L. .apt. Chas. I. /ob*? 1 -fl
Boat J. j. |RHY.Ca»t. Wa. P. C_in_- I
Boat FAME. Capt. Wm. II Psbswbil" l _■
Boat OLIVIA, ('apt J.J. pßTnts ■
These Bj.ats are all ol the hrstci.,.t, -«»»__. I
by careful and expeneiioed Captauu *!_i-- I
promptly as advertised. Tks BBbserikn aJB __■
for past favors, be.s a oontinuance of Um'bS 1 __■
wm p coi I
At the Shed. Dock St..in rear.,f old liM*,*^
"WATCHES, JEWELRY, 4c H
WHERE 1» ■_*RTHR_ou I . I
He kas removed Iroa the **Uu_ wl«r,„ I
_____r- nrune krew r.-ii.iwiied. "
And his friend* in despsir ..n- nil sniss
But sljli be jausas. for s letter m bsai _■
v\ here Ins Clocks and Ins Watches to. 1... _B
He sings the old Bears of Ton, ,\U% e '„«_,, I
A sure Ki«n that kis hasiassß i< isririßf- I
Ah. truly the noten ol tiie BUBStrsk em i■• HI
PI liat a deuce of a trsile hi* is dm n < ' mm
Oh. lie's fixed li.in a *lu,p nert tn Kent, haul I
Just abova blaze in dry ipoda and lian bY
Together they'll make <iuite aa pre'ti Vih,,. _B
As any recorded in story. mM
__. _ W J HARTHdI.nVKW H
JW atch and Olo.rk ,M skst. Rui ana I
jgt Rk-k-Llrje ill I IIKIH« io-,T I
-IKWELIV.WATCHReT I
_e_*A Theundersi-t.sd takes tks libtrtT__ I
nY _n n..iii;,-.- tn the public. I._ -.",_._ I
the LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTING I
MENT of Messrs. R ITCH IK .V LU -tNAVjUrr I
In eoßsesuenes ol tins ekaage ia my ■•v- ■ .„ i I
am obliged to sell out in, j,, »•_.--,,. ,• .., JT.. ■
want of FINE JKWELkV, WAT.iilis „ ■
will find itsres'li to their interest loitrsnsa I
EARLN CALL, as I only intend to _ELI 1)11 I
FOR CO4ST a short time. The hataacs of tmtntt I
will be sold at auction. 1.. HOVI-'R I
_.«_,. v _-_-* ■¥■'■ ■ana ■
_mh 10—lm* Between «th snd loth itrms. I
jS CIIAKLES LVMRRMIR, "" I
_ (A.is.vT maJ-BBJssraaJ I
_n ,J Announces that he will open th.i .iv , ■
s___i__-Cl.itU -t/lnrcti, a well siMecied ,-,,, , ■
Watcties, Jewelry, Bpsetacles, and Itinrum I
nil of good quality and newiy selectcit ~[ knatß _ul
desiirns. tasteful workuiansiiip mil tineiii-i.ti.it I
material, to wlm-li he iavusatheattsntMßu j m?
who a.c 111 want ol any arti. le ,11 thelii.t. Hg
Ho fl-iltcrs lumself that Irnin tut iiiiK iif«i,.i_ I
111 the business, to-etlier with Ins BssMttUMl I
with the mr-.nufactnrers. will aaahia him B ~„■ I
iuir,-li,-i.4.crs _....d goods at teasiuinl'le t r ■*~ •'_. I
at tlii .Minn ntreet.
BX. WATCH KS. CLOCKS. BPECTACIJI vi I
JK v. hi.K\ . repaired in the best mai.uer.ii Uwrt Mi
notice, and at reasonable price-. HI
PS* WATIHKS. JEWELKV.IiLVtt I
yIFN AND PLATED WARK.-.**. A M..M I
■r_j _y keeps c'.nstnnlly on h-ui I a .r.f iii'li'ia- I
«___■* plote assortment of the sksei mwi a- I
ticle.s. embracin-all the latest st\ie», wi.it-a m„I I
furs tv ii.s friends and pul'lic >>ii the Bost man I
akietenaa. He would call purtieular to I
i.,. stock ol fine Wstakaa, suck si Jblss Jtrreyn I
V. H. Adams k Son, Alfred Lavaletts, Jnlealn I
ry, Henry Remolds Lemon. .i..M-pii J.,i,imi, ',.l v M
Craage, and otner ceiebraied auiksra Ui tin I
keeps s lame -tssortnientof rich Diamsadlai-j I
cr Ru:-s. Shi-t Huttous, Diau_>_d Cluntrt at m
fl-Bgleßtons tireastpitis. for gsuts; aku 1 »:« ■
ass-.rtmen' of ladies' Carl.un.-le, OmsJ, !.a ■
Came,l mid I't-arl Sets, Etruscau and ► ..t. im I
Chain Sr ..elets. Chatlain Ckaiss, Na_l cm,m, I
Charms..-'if'eve Buttons, Whirt Kutt.-m ks_4-!m ■
Sets, Got.lets. Pitchers BanCsliars, Cs|B>BMtMl ■
Holders, Fish Knives and F..r *, !*e-r» laam ■
Asprira-tis TwnnS, lie Tpßpi Silver -po-'Bi ._ ■
Forks, line Silver-plated Knives kc. *U
Hopnu to oSer such inducemtats trial csatt ■
fail t» please in price snd 4u_lit). a osfl ■» tMint- ■
fully solicited. S A. MYKHi. ■
Corner of Main ar J I'tv •» I
, mill ihm E. C.ATHRK.IIT Ft RIITlgl I
(UsjlfWAßKHcrsl-, «,s ~,r.'.rv.ii « T ■
BETWEEN MAIN -i.Mt FkA-UtlA I
e___H_--tri* .>n hand at tin-, tin.- ttis iim**' " ! I
■BU-88-RaSuMa-BMe- Fl RNITIKK mtmmm MM
offered to his friends and the putsi.-aaWfSHrM ■
of winch be. nj CITY - .MADE-wnuh iispimi*"* ■
sell lor less prohf than herrtol.irs. P.iinted. I- ■
nation ami Bom dak. Walnut. Msk-tssy SB I
Mf-aewood t'HA.MBFR SUITS. irom <»':'•,** ■
all styles Mnrble Top T.\ HI.KS; also, fjM I
ROBl*S.lroiii-»Kiup:TETE A-TK IK.-.1. »_'>."• ■
SOFAS, li.'in -1.1 up U. .;-, .!em.- L'Bd --•« I
STEADS, from _» to •.'7.*>; U*a;;tit-I • i '" t ,V,*i? ■
Plush, I ast in grind Il.tr Cloth I'AKI.UK -UH I
aIso,COUCHERaad RED LOl'NGES.slitn* WM
ti\erer cent less than c«n bs t «" >*-*** , I
wln-ie; in fact, his stix-k awkraors svtnsnsn h
Bsually kept in his line. UsU .»-.! '***•■;'' I
for yoaiesif, ..ml see how much ■••11 BM »■*•• ■ aan
fore piiicirisiiig elsewhere Alati.n Inrpa "sssn a
ineiito|'Recuinl>ent, Invalid. Sim, EalJ *** *' ■
volvm; THAIR-A MATTRMSLS. Hv'*» _■
Skucs. and REDDIRO. „.;,_-'* ■
-. id JEW RAJHULE A»*IU.RMf I
A____\ MANI'FACTdRV.-l kavsthusUir ■
flß\ pointed JA.MKS H ' : ' : \C' I
i^- Jixent to carry in* SADDLE <■>" ■
■ Harness bi .si.NF.--S .11 t,.#•'<!J ■
Riciimotid. and to use m> antoe t.. bM '"'_"* _■
only, md lo sell on any terms to'J.;''" , ' , "* l |frT ■
March 6th. _X wm a "' ' ■
' In liking ckaraeoi ihe utuim- bu«is-»» ' I
shall ha glad tosee my old friends sn-i m***** ■
B*an/ally.aa_ hope ti> stn.-i sitsstn-a ! "'"'_'_ _■
t«> -.ecure and merit S li'-er.al shaie_»>! P*''__?,... ■
Rep.-.iringdone neatly hs.) VAipi ik\ vi ■
tice. J—*. rfBT-.-.~_~:_
iiiiix-im MRisa.ssasaitsExßksß-S n**** h
__■ tp--. Mm.\V A X l>. ,« ' ! ' w '*L!i"ln* I
4M subscriber. PHILIP 'l A. I
purchased of ttsoriis Vv. *ao\ 01 i.n ■
J| Joiui-aiißrters. F-m.oi ksssssssaO- '» ■
____,w_osenthinitoß.-li*ii.-'.'l." ',"''.llsJ*. I
I furnished linn With a Bass <•' iu:i , t.'litm I
and return in one week ft-m th* *•__'''.J, T» I
which was dated early in isptserssr,^ emmet I
w.leiafiee woman, wan then _r»_M •■;,,„., ■
field, near Pete.sours. Tne ako" »"*"" I
was smaaciaated by the la'.e I»'*»___r.; 1 lie. I
and sold by PuiSiam k Davis, ou sec. •« "*. ~ ■
W. ttneibags. The akevs reward cis teas h
delivered to me in Richmond. ~.. .m.
1.,.. l-»w* w•■ " %li _ I
71 Hit MMU-e il tkf «j[ »%** »l I
>i| IHCRRABRR FACILir t>** , I
ft scrilwrhas been aßSß«_SsW«sf*ns-» H
li the city ol R.0_u.0..d »ver t > *" ,n, | Jj, I I
-_ta-. anU hM .„ this ti.us v.-m •» * I
his employ ment. ami wl't. l« »K__i_iT ■-' ■
two. make large addition* t- i **L**Senmmw* 1 I
lag tasen the story over I
manulacturing purposes, h. '«'*•*'", Laaaß I
sty arucle ia ths clothing m.c •*»*_*-*' V.!iiSsb I
in every respect, wiih clot ton' '•'* !< ' '° jfyiS* ■
cities, and he asks the patron t.-e "i»- fwl ..«_ |
and the public seneralli. in "''■*;''_.. .„ . it- I
tie is giving smpl.»meut ia o f''~^.,.: i* I
numl-r of mech-nics and ■
might otherwise kuilsr tastkj _
Us kss the lust »i c.turs. ~ud M^its nasiu- I
sur—srsil by any kouss m '.»' "' ,,u ';'. L,„ »CA* I
ilMaiid! Carol.-i.-vi sad ■
SiMl-iRES _nd TWEEtV ' I
S'IRICTLY A StlirilKKN W\> r^ rM » ■
IN(. HOUSE, '"in** I
1 BSSlfill's of uo. what lie isWaJ- **•*•'* WM
he feaa been -Join, ior issts *m
Chrtkier and Tailor.corner I
4v.-s.- 1 •-•« »■»*r*_*t_*w > _'oo M- 4 "j I
I
I
R. R.-CUTTIRO roniptiyati-aas(.tv. ■
"«* ■
,„ af. iv krauenes. end TOitos -n w I
tr..Bus. sroatisisg to uss »»•»»> «• c*!'* ' I
S-OP****** I
sskt-lui ___ ____ —---"____. I
(Ms. I

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