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roa t—HBSMM w.-a»ot.l
ft***' ... — -——
LATBi* FROM CALIFORNIA.
. _i ihe J a pa.r»r Embassy ..Their
irrl'* 1 %.,,„_, is America, Ac.
twaaeteoo, April i-a P. M.-Tbe V.
<;*»■ J*V-whataa, wi.ti the Japanese tm
« os*A**\ ' , ~ rived here on the _rth ult.
I******,. __wtai to A»|.inwall and there be
r»' T , w *_ to the a*"" «r»itate Roanoke
of a%i "tatty w"* ~ , * u
I. _I*Jnib their voya*e.
siaaW *,',«, by ibis arrival, are to tbe Istb
j*!** 0 " 'xheUoverninent was stamping
|f**_____art and makiug them legal cur-
Up**** ■
*_?-___ataa armed at Honolulu (Send
™i P l,T;*' *nt«- Mi af March, and re
*** i... nl the The eral*a»sy were re
a* 1 in tbe highest honors there, and for
fSimnA****** b r the King and Queen, who
***\ Mil m 'heir honor.
•*** Wtsßet mines excitement still con-
PR
***\ --*-*-—! i«. ouoted in this market at
|tttrscia"«
,-Sl*':' v- .... .- -
from ' slltsr.ia in Eleve. Oays r The
V** p aH v Express.
. v ,< Mo. April It—Theflrst messen-
ST ■,,',,, Osatral Overland Pony- Express,
f T ° r 'i here at four o'clock yesterday atler
a**a ( V w, c.ihf.'inia dales to April .'id, and
____Vallt» dales to ihe Ith.
*S_!~__| wf .«nfa_ came ihr.iujrh in ten days to
T!i ".",,' be having left San Francisco a"t !,',
L_foaAß«tt**'
' . ..,- it the deranjremenl of the wire Be*
*„ uget tad St I.<>>ulis tbe reports werede
__7satil »•* morning.
■ , ;"'. ~,|. iat ure i* occupied in considering
*t Praaclsco bulkhead bill. The contest
*__ use proaortlaaaM to the vast interests'
"'*\r.i the rttall is doubtful.
*■»• State i-Hpitol j>eeins jNTtnauen ily located
ilxUf'—T*i ieWJBa. having been appropri
-1"i far iii>-1 .mm eh cement ol acapitol build
l *r.lncti i? W cost when complete S_*ti,(HNt.
Tbi iapeaess tteaaa corvette Can.inamur
■kkaiaaralß the dry-dock at Mare Island
Srf.tsrd, and been put in complete order
L.;.! ciisrge.
Qnmmwdott Ciiiiinn.liain explaining that
~ , lie hid no iicti.il authority to render
he felt sure that he was
[gifirryiag out the intentions ol hisGovern
!__L )i. doiaa for the Japanese steamers all
T, t,f . iild do for an American man-of-war.
fit failed Slates steamer Powhatan With
■■, ispaaeet Embassy, oeaeittiag in all ~.-i
tbe-.Tth. Alter repair* and
'» rjj.'which will take some days, she will
Lxeei at Panama. Thf Embassy proposes
L ..»-a>i s in.oiih on the Atlantic side, aud
I J H return via Panama iv the Powba-
Pfaaata and the United States.
\fi?Hi.Miic>'. April 11—It appears by the
Mrn *pondeßCs between the government of the
i ~;n! S-sie» and thai al Prussia, dating as
mtwt* V I" 11 ', le—l while Prussia has evinced
ti* aft** Maw ***** conciliatory disposition
_, ||| ;he uidividiiil cases of compulsory en.
fctatatof Batßialiaed Aourieaa citizens in
astray ot ihat Kingdom, tbat she does not
BW-*taare desire to -urreiider the principle
attrwA
Ifitj voluminous report or correspondence
ateiei our liowrnmeut aud that of German
tmfA coiii-eining ilu* rights of naturalized
_u_-ii* to •»i?it the places of their nativity,
»",'. Btdl le the Senate to-day.
deans! Gees (are down the general doctrine
Sttt tlllltlittd ci'.i/en visiting Germany
inuai («■ allowed to remain without hindrance
»nJ to depart m pence; that the summary
trdtnAfSWa; of such a citizen ofthe United
taw without good cause, would be regarded
a, in unfriendly act towards this Govern-
BfU*.
The Freshets am) W ester. Travel.
CitcmsTt, April 13,190B.—OolaatSaa pa
■nitaiethat the injuries sustained by the
tdkrtAAtmd cauals ia theceutral portion of
.ii-Saie are much greater than was antici
vs• . The damage to the public works is
iaran:-r', prabtMy not less than .«.jli,ihhi. East
el Xreark the Central Ohio road is covered
Bill w.ver lor miles. At Marietta, yesterday,
Stealtrtrst six feci deep on iia.i-m.-ir street,
and »as rising at the rate of three inches per
hour. Al la_esvilte, the Muskin.um river is
l.igber than ever tielore known. West Z-mes
*ustkittirerr under water, and the lower
ltd of Zir.e s ville li iii the same condition.
Ihe Ottutl Ohio Railroad is very much
dui_;.d. in. several warehouses upon it are
vrn._ed away.
The.lansage to the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
Mti ;* cot oi a .-erious character, all is in good
.Arbetweea Newark and Baltimore. The
jwn.on that eras obstructed by the Hood is be
tw*»n Columbus and Newark. A large force
in; wink there, ar.d all will be reserved so
tin; trains can puss over the entire line to-
Bane. .Saturday.)
Dryirtttrr of the >l:is«nchusetts Delegates
lor t lm r l,>lon.
Bor-ix. April IX — Tbe steamer S. R.
S{..tu!diug, amply provi-ioned. and about ft)
aawapHrs, iinludn;. ihe delegates to the Na
mal Democratic Couventioii and a band of
Btde, left this evening lor Charleston, via
l~l::iflore.
in I)i<tm:.l Swamp.
Betrouc, April li._An inspection of the
' :>. -*loii|>-01-war Germantown took place to-
Ibe i uidition or tbe vessel aud exer
riwti th'crew were satisfactory.
lie forest in the Dismal S.vamp is on tire.
Lake Navigation.
lawACTCBB, April 13.—The propelier Prai
fi»Sate arrived this morning from the lower
lai.- 8 . she being the first vessel through the
mill of Mackinac. She passed through
—M thirty miles of tloating ice above Skilla
phe, with but little, difficulty.
•VMesinir Prince Albert at New York.
•Us Tofts, April 14.—The steamship
***** A Inert lrom Gal way on the .'list ult.,
■kit, Johns. N. 1., arrived st tins port ibis
L "'; ..,£ Her advices were telegraphed from
ft Johns.
b>nurture oi Aui'o|ican Steamers.
_Wt Yobk, April 14.—The steamships
■h—fc, for Havre, with vr.rti passengers; Kan-
W"".tor Liverpool, witW **!>.">,ihm in specie,
'•'■' -Maria, for Hamburg, with a good list
! ' : ia-:eiigi*rr, sailed iioin this port this aiorii-
The Ohio at Pittsburgh.
toataraaa, April ll.—The freshethas sub-
Set There are thirteen feet live inches of
-'•" in Hie channel to-day, and falling—
•raiser cloudy and cold. A little snow lell
Ik morning.
Arrival trees Havana.
aiaTYoajs, Anrii ll.—The steamship Em-
n.._i Uavt.uaaud New Orleans, has
J~2*j l " 11 ber advices have been anticipated
v 'If Isabel at Charleston.
«'< trim the I nited States f.r Miratuoia*
BißOauaaa, April 13.—1t is reported that
""iJWith ammunition, Ac., for Gen. Alira-
will sad Uf nee shortly.
PS BT HIfII.MOND. TO WIT:-At
■ bum tield in the Clerk's Office of the Court ot
*'Ae'TitaT. - be **' dc l y ' on M«»n***>. the M day
' Plt'f, j
_!_*'*■£!'•'Cocke, who sonietiine* signs',_>
g2»__*"»• Archer Co_ke. and Ohastain 1«
o, .•*''" •"•netiiuessignshisnameChast'ii I c
B"_ j Defts. I
____r*. i . 0a l '"isuit is to recover against the
W^v'_».»«* «< TWO HUNOKED AND
*Ufvr*\ _k VEN i'OLLABS AND ElGHTY
_____*L_?a s *ith legal interest thereon irom
a*r_Tl__ ul *I»rck. 1-SW, till payment. Alfidavit
i»r,,",7" I ,""i'l*that defendant Chastaia Cocke
•Ji'i'.Y.'"" 1 " 1 . 1 °' lv « • v 't• l * , of Virginia, he ia
»>u-i mi""" 1 v * *Ppesr in the said Clerk's Office,
tea „"'!' "'""tb after due publication thereof,
l»r»,t " M *"»» I* necessar* to protect bis in
m-u.j. A Copy—Tests:
j " --____ 80. HOWAHP. Clerk.
■ _i I L7* U ke " Eaglish Shp Carb. Sod i, for
**** DOVe. A CO..
I _a_ Wholesale Druggists,
l 'W_ , h, r ' TOBAtuo'.-A'larfa supply of
•*s» a_*rf.-•*■ »i*nulactursrs v prices, for
'Ph. * C ":' w b"les*l« DruggisU.
1 t.iILHF-**.** TUBB M6M _t .
■* Warranted accurate: for sale by
Buy. *'BOOKKKB * r*«.
*> ■"ll'iWl WBISKEY.-POO bbl*.. for sale
Ur_a - - * '*' M "AVENHOBT.
i__3K____r , !_s t WattS.-JaM-aed
__»S_l___ °' v »'*«u» patterns, to be found
P*W-- - T.A. BULKLEY^
r*aita S,?, 1 'TK « ORNl._iiut» lai.heU pri.it
■^HSggg^SsifcSS.
'pCtiV_ —-L* _-.»■ DAVENPORT,
t) fcM N_aß L * «• « DAVKNPOBT_
'wtt v* ust,. * A ? D J V - A ■*-'■ "Mir of ra
ltt ***e».;; _h_cd snd for salti by
\\** \\i«a. 'V"- """cWk"'* CO.
I '«sfflS # £ , »
•_______&
***< -ww p«"
"sisKratedbrands.fer sale h*
41 ■** «sd „jy.*J«.--A tart tin article
_^W'!_^_l_llY^»»TUM»atA<l.
•fe_*_fiM_3__t:
„**»». hat been
*Va-*ll.
•• ¥_Cl, PAVSHJPOBT.
SP-CIAL KOTICIIB.
****** rm " m *rrliSi* mi MANTLeT
W»> have oaaw opened a.few real
THREAD LACK SHAWI.B and MANTLVs
tbe toast beautiful (foods ever 'hown in this city.
to which we invite tbe attention of oar frieada
and ihe public. SAM'L M. PRICE A CO.
spll-lw
■__ Special N.tlce.-
OANTON MAI iINOS.
We have ia store, for sate, aa acooniaiodating
terms-- _....
t 4. *-4 aad •-« WHIT*-: MATTIMMBt
I 4. t 4 and 6 4 CHECK 80. *
Richardson * co.
ap 7-lm* Carpet Waiaiaemt. IB Mtia st.
__. L yea's Maaactta-
INS EC T i» 0 W D E R
Est'rm.nates BED RUGA, R<.ACHES. TICKS
ANTS. GARDEN INSECTS, Ac. ""lit .*,_
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Areeeitain death to RATS and MICE. Sn_ ev
ery where, ap ly-dAcwam
H__l!MiO.-*sipriiis and Sumiiirt ...|*M>o.~s*
AB BSTIBR SBW ITO. X
JOHN L. SMITHER,
, .__.__. No »MaißsUtet.
Large and attractive stock of
DRY GOMDS-Foreigu and Domestic
Ladies' DRESS HOODS ********
CLOTHS snd CABSIMERES.
Sdk and Msrseillea VEBTINGS.
The subscriber has just received a
NEW STOCK OF GOODS,
bought in person at AUCTION, in New York.
Hi*stock comprises in part:
Splendid SILK";
Beautiful BEREGES
LINENS and DAMASKS; **************
PRINTS and LAWNS.
Splendid assortment of
CLOTHS.
CASSIMERIS
, , , „ and VKSTINGS,
of every grade and color, for GENTS' WEAR.
Superior lot of
TWEEDS and LINENS,
for BOYS* WEAR.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS;
large assortment of
PLANTATION GOODS,
of every var-ety and price, and many other goods
usually kept in a Dry Goods store.
The subscriber is determined to otier the public
and his friends the best selected and cheapest lot of
FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
ever displayed in the city, and will sell the same at
the lowest rates to cash purchasers. Call, before
buying elsewhere, oa
JOHN L. SMITHER,
apt—dAwts No. 27 Main street.
a_. Double Refined Steam Candies.—My
Factory is now complete, and by far the largest es
tablishment nf the kind South of Philadelphia,
which enables me to otfer to the trade of
VIRGINIA.
NORTH CAROLINA
and TENNESSEE,
a« also th* city grocers, an article of citv-insde.
Steam-Refined Crushed Sugar Candy, warranted
to stand in any climate, much below the Northern
price for an article of like ■ andard.
My stock of Confectionery, Fruits, and Cigars
is unsurpassed as to quality or prices. Alter look
ing around, give me a call, and then determine
who has ihe best uoods, at the lowest prices.
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX.6 Story Building,
_mh29-lmif No m Main st.
«__ Morbid Diseases of the Stomach yield
more read li to the macieal touch of BAKER'S
CELEBRATED I'REMII'M BITTERS than
to any other reined, yet discovered lav the Rcien
tificworld. Their composition is no mere chance
discovery, but the result of years of study; and
as they ■re prepared of purely medicinal vegeta
tion, they are invaluable to ever) family—hat es
pecially soio ever* delicate female and child —
Thousands of certificates have been published of
their great ethoacy in cases of Dyspepsia, etc.,
which are really as.onishing.
__-_» For sale ay all Druggists. ap _iU_
I9L Notice.--The books for subscriptions
to the capital stock of the "OLD DOMINION
INSURANCE COMPANY" ef Richmond, will be
opened at the Insurance Otfice of Wortham A
Wyatt. No. 1»0 Main street, on the lstday of May
next, under the direction of
inhSO-lm THE COMMISSIONERS.
~l__"Batli*. Oaths. Hntbs. ' ~
HOT. CO!,!) AND SHOWER BATHS,
can be had daily, from 6 o'clock A. M.. until 10 P.
M.. at the America. Hair Cutting. Shaving, Sham
pooing and Untiling Saloon, under the Americ-in
Hotel, entrance on llth street. Single Bath 28 cts.;
or five tickets for SI.
CI BLKTT A SMII'll.
S3 COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
The undersigned have this day entered into a
co-partnership lor the purpose of con.'uctinr a
general COMMISSION and FORWARDING BU
BIN£S*_ under the name and style of SUBLF.TT
A SMITH. Tliey will give their personal atten
tion to the sale of TOBACCO. W H EAT and
COUNTRY PRODUCE generalW. Particular at
tention paid to forwarding Manufactured Tobacco.
P. B. St'BLETT,
Formerly of Powhatan.
JNO. A. SMITH.
Late of Danville.
Richmond. April sth,lS'o.
The* refer to Hon. Wm. M. T red way and V.
Witcher. Pittsylvania; Hon. T. S. Flournoy. Hal
ifax; W. T. Sutherlin, D*r.ville; Win. Martin,
Henry ; W. H. Edwards, Franklin ; Asa Dickin
son, Prince Edward; L. E. Harvie. Amelia; Gen.
Wm. Scott, Powhatan ; Sam'l F. McGehee, Char
lotte, apti- dlaw4wAcw.ini
LE ATRUE R ! LEATHER!!-
Osk and Hemlock SOLE LEATHER,
Oak and Hemlock SOLE LEATHER,
Oak and Hemlock SOLE I.FATHER;
French, German and American CALF SKINS ;
French, German and American CALF SKINS;
French, German and American CALF SKINS:
Morocco, Kid and Patent LEATHER;
Morocco, Kid and Patent LEATHER ;
Morocco. K'd and Patent LEATHER ;
l.indinss, Linings, L&xunss, Ac;
Bindings, Lininis, I.R.«t<ngs. Ac.;
Bindings. Linings. Lasting!, *«.
Wo invite country merchants and maiiuf.ctu
rers to examine <>tir stock of LEATHER, SIK^E
FINDINGS. TRIMMINGS, Ac. which we oiler
at wholesale or retail, for cash or good pnper. at
the lowest prices. All oulers executed faithfully.
MAYNARD. ELY * ROSE,
No. 46 South Calvert it.. Baltimore, Md.
mh ________
ACi slTssl ORDERED FOR
_-U,UUU CONNECTICUT!
" HELPER'B
IMPENDING CRISIS
DIBSECTED."
. M . W O L F E , E S Q..,
Or VIRGINIA.
THE MOST POWERFULLY WRITTEN
WORK IN THE ENGLISH LANG UAGE!
ENDORSED BY 340 MEMBERB
UNITED STATES SENATE AND HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES.
280 Svo. pages; Cloth 91.. Half- Call 91.28; Paper
editions 25 cents.SO cents and 75 cents, according
to quality ol paper. Sent by mail free of postage,
on receiptor price.
B_L 10.0J0 AGENTS WANTED. *_■
Addrese, J. T. LLOYD, Publisher.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Those ordering, will please bear in mind thst we
cannot send these books tie fore the Ist A uril, as we
are under contract tosupply tbe Stat-of Connecti
cut with 40,000 copies immediately.
ay. Every Southern paper will copy to amount of
8 10. and send bill to publisher, Imhai—dAowlm
18e0s «•"!!_»•»«' 1860,
CHRISTIAN & LATHROP
Ars in receipt of. aud otfer to their friends and
the nubti.. the most elegant assortment of rich
DRESS GOODS and STAPLES, for Families and
Planters, that they have ei.r exhibited. Tliey
would name—Silks, in Robes and Piece bonds; rich
Cans Berege Rot.. 2 to i» Volants; do. Berege
Anglais, 2 to 9 Volants; Jaconets, Organdies.
Children's Foulards, Pine- Apple C'oth. Valentias.
most of which were bought at the recent auction
sales, and will I. sold at a lons to the iinporte.ol
26 to fill per ,-ent.; 10 000 yards Irish Linene, lrom
io cents to the finest importation t Linen Shirting
and Table Damasks; Damask Napkins. Doylei
and Towels; Hunk *ud Scotch Diapers; Crash
and other Towelling; Linen Muck Berlaps and
Drills for Plantation. Also- «, T«.rg? Stock ot
Plain and Plaid Ozaaburga. Heavy Snirtings a f ,d
Sheetings. Cottonades and other goods, tor men
and women, of Maryland and Virginia manufac
ture; all of which wilt be ottered as low as such
goods can le obtained in any market. .
CHRISTIAN A LATHROP. 99 Main »t.
1860. SPRING CLOTHING, lOOU*
SUMMER CLOTHING, GOOD CLOTHING.
CHEAP CLOTHING. FINE CLOTHING.
DURABLE CLOTHING. BOYS' CLOTHING,
" aniTNEURO CLOTHING. .
Call at SIMPSON A„M,LL,ER'H. 119 Main et.,
and you will find CLOTHING of tneir itw* wi<»**»
facture, which cannot be surpassed in any oiaikei.
We will keep during the spring and summer
months a full stock of everything that is kept IB
tne Clothing liae. Suits, corresponding in color,
to lit all «i*e« and at all prices. Our m«»»»o is • E_
eslsior." a«re«ard« fit. style and yrorkmsnsjiip.—
The pabiia is invited to ** i i*g**l*' u, W I ** r s9° B
M |vss. SIMPSON . AMl.l.hit.
Wm. B. Davii>*_X. (late of Charlotte couaty.)
Salesman.
1860. »»**«»«_J»^* : ' iB6O.
GEORGE STARRETT, _
(Governor Street. Richmond. Virginia.)
Offers for sale tbs following list of articles, of his
•iwu manufacture, vis:
Tin Ware, af ail kinds.
Sheet Iron aad Copper Ware.
Cast and Sheet Iron Stoves for wtn»d, J* rarieties.
Sheet Iron Itovss for w.»id. # D_ ~
Cast and Rfcest Iron Stoves for coal, 10
Ths Brilliant Gas Burner. » sites.
Portable Heaters. « „
PorUlde Grate, 8
bia.ioad_ Radiator, a J
Factory Stores. , _ * ~
RietMßond Portable Furnace. 3 '*
Lieoriee Baiilert, (for wood and coal,) I _'
Portable Ovsns ■
tw_ Alto, on •tsntly for sals, the most popul .r
**i_VPJfc Wal GEsid HEATERS, now made.
aad rteeinns I ecee for tae lame, always oa hai *.
a* I k i_i_n i worth of ooooa TO be
% ID.UUU CLOSED OUT.-As I have to va
cate the present store that I oeoupy Iwtweea th*s
aad the lr«t ol June, Ova at that time tbe house will
be torn do. a.) I will idler mv present stock of say. •
at graath reduced prices. Moste? the goods have
lust beta receutly parobaaed undsr greet ts.mt.es.
Can be loesd the ndlowins aitiniest Evsry desorip
tjun or Enibroideris*; Straw Bonnets; flat* PluH -
trt; Bachsi; Straw Bsml»; Cheoked tMRs. sad
sverithius iv tbe Millinery line: a rich aad hand
ioae assortment ol Drees Triwutiacs: WhiM
tiuotk*ot a'l tarto; Coryets; Blesehed aad Brown
Cattoati Towtiißts; Napfciat; Hesisry; Mitts;
tMwmtxm ******f**jj Lfi sM IT. B» Bmed street
B o *" # **
************* l, A_^.J»AVEJ|iPORT__
niYtopf w- *****
POR fiALB A-fD RBH-'. I
B POSSESSION til V EN-That Urgs and eat"
•"■ai.ut LUMBER IIOUSE.ea the. south tide ..f
i_* s_frf« adjoining, err lumber yard. It is well
adapted to storage of all kinds, or it would make a
hne tobacco steuimer) - To a vend tenant, rent .ill
be moderate. L. W. GLAZEBROOK.
aplt-dlm |
t ROOMS POlfc
rest, ib the attic story ever ths aehaerihsr'a I
__!___ iV L" pi-zinl
nhll-u No. iMMaiast.
-AA V 9* RKNT-Onsltrge FRONT ROOM.
■|over Store 17 1 Uroad atreet, below •*_. Ass It
awavon the premises. mh S—u I
_|a FOR KENT. The ROOM formerly oceu-
Hfjed as Whitehurst'e Gallery. No. 77 Main it
as—tit by in leet, second floor, is for rent Also _ I
LODGING BOOM on the third floor. For terms
a»ny to Johnson a harwood.
jaM-U N0.77 Main street.
49 t& POR RKNT-fhe FIRSr and SECOND
K3 FLOORS of the DWELLING over our .tore
r «a_. MARCUS HARRIS A BRO."
fe »-ts Next to the American Hotel.
JA FOR RE NT—The large FACTORY «a |
EJ Cary atreet. l.tween loth and llth streets, near
■"■Dunk., Moncure A Co.'a. suitaMe for iV
ba_™o Factory. Warehouse, or Manufacturing Ei
tablishment. Enquire of E D. Esciio. I
MTTiTJNBRY.
ggt yf\ OPENING OF SPRING **___
QL*y fashions. hlM_f
ZFZ Mas. DEMELMAN, on Main. 1* _!2__s
tween 17th and 18th its., informs her customers and
the Indies in general, that the is ready to show ber
spring styles of MILLINERY, in a I its branchee.
I he articles will tie sod cheap I
BON N ETS and FLATS altered and ble-ohed.
Country merchants and milliners will find bar
gains at wholesale, havine bought a large stock for
that_tr.de. lap 13- lm* | 1M M ELM AN.
j-efh MRS. N. W IGANIi, nflh
\*h*y i'*o BRO\IiSTKKKT. CORMCR OF BTII. WtWti
**~»> Begs leave to inlorm her customers.___s9
and the Ladies in general, that she is resdy to
show her Spring styles of MILLINERY in all iv
branches.
MILLINERS and COUNTRY MERCHANTS
supplied cheap. apß—2w
tfm *f\ SPRING MILLINERY. »ft_,
MRS DAVIH A~sisTEß.2l4 Broad__K
Street, between tth and 6th, North side, have just
received a lane and varied assortment of
SPRING MILLINERY,
embracing, all the latest styles, to which we invite
the attention of the Ladies. Also, a large assort- I
ment ol Children's GOODB.
~!»3-w . *. w «" «Pan our BPRING BTYLEB on
WEDNESDAY, the 4th inst. ap2-ts |
«*£- BIROS! BIRDS! RlßPsl \*Jt\
t FREE EXHIBITION OF BIRDS s_l
FROM THE FOUR O CARTERS OP THE !
GLOBE!
A splendid variety lust received from the East
Indies: Five varieties of the smallest CAGFD
BIRDS in the world; imported CAN' A Rl ES. V at
sing by gas-neht; a variety nf LEARNED BIRDS:
a BULLFINCH, that whistles the "Marseilles
Hymn;" some LEARNED CANA Rl ES,one whis
tles -Yankee Doodle:" TALKING PARROTS,
BRAZILIAN LOVE BIRDS.SpanishTROUPIAL
or Spanish Mocking Bird. Irish THRUSH, lri?h
SK \ -LARK, and the English STARLING, taught
by Minnie, Ac.
Our Spring Bupply just received by the Bavaria
from Europe. BROAD STREET,
Nine doors above the Va. Central R. R. Depot,
ap 11—12t* !
fl\__ FLY-BY-NIGHT. - The celebrated
_X_J!Ji imported horse FLY-BY-NIGHT will
* * stand the present season at the stables of I
the subscriber, near Clarksville. Mecklenburg I
cunt.. Va.. at .*SO the season. $75 to insure. The I
stanit is 12 miles from Scottsbiir., or Wolf Pitt, on I
the Richmond and Danville Railroad.
mh Sl-lm JAMES WILLIAMSON.
__ TEN DOLLARS KKW Villi... I
Ti ____. Stolen, from m> stable, on the ninht of
■H th<*3u:h or morning of the 31st March, a
_Jl_7T-lulit. sorrel MALE MULE, hiving black
~■»*"»»*»»" stripes on the tegs, cue on each shoulder
and down the back, also a scar on one hind foot, I
and marks of near on him. The above reward will I
be paid if he is delivered to me. (iir-ar—or to Alfred I
James, in Petersburg.) or nny information, ft. that
I can get tun.. !
_______ Mj_s^l^ij^BAßiiSD__^E___
_B _ «.- ASHLANO RAI'ES.
-_fc____ki«bk____SPßlNG MEETING. l*«_i.
«^H__>sHEs__*' Tl ' e SPRING MEKTJNG
*,** J Vjßs"*'",_*"** over this Course will com
«r f i a in .is* , n ence on TUESDAY, ad
May. I*o. and continue throughout the week.
FiKST DAY-Istßace- Haxall Stake f-r Colts
and Fillies, three years old, mile heats- BMO en- I
trance—*so forfeit—sloo added by the Club-
Closed on Ist March with the following suliscn I
liers :
F. M. Hall names eh- c. Eugene, by Revenue, I
d-im Fanny Fern, by Glencoe. Also, eh. filly by I
Fina* cier. dam Betty Steel, by Steel.
O. P. Hare nimes eh. filly by Boston, Jr., dam by
Trustee.
John L. Daltser names bay lilly by Red- Eye, dam I
Mountain Mail, by Boston. Jr.
J..hn Ei) bank names bay till* Sally Eubank, Jr., by
Hii'lel'V inn, n.it ~j Mtmrare mare. I
Thomas H. Christinas names j'jlly by Red- I
Eve, d.nn by Priam.
Nat. A. Thompson names bay filly by Boston, Jr., I
dam by . Also, grex colt by Bed Eye, ilhih by I
Daniel. Also, sorrel filly by 'transfer, dam by
Daniel.
R. R. Beazley names bay gelding Buck-Eve, by I
Hawl-.in's Priaiu.dani by Boston,out of Cady Jones, I
by Sir Charles. ,
Th,,.". J. Green wattes bay filly Miss Tobacco Fly, I
by Red Eve. dam Fire-Fly, by imp. Priam.
SAME PAY—2d RACE.-Proprietor-Purse, ,300
—two mile heats. .....
SECOND DAY-Ist Rack -Sweepstakes for
Colts and Fillies, three vearsoid, mile heats- BMt
entrance-.**., forfeit— AAA added by the Club, if
three or more start
SAME DAY-2d Rack.—Proprietor's Purge .800
—three mile heats. i
THIRD DAY-IsTRACE.-Sweepstikes for Colts
and Fillies, three veara old. two mile heats—s2oo
entrance-ijioo forfeit— $400 added by the Club, if
three or more start.
SAME DAY—2d Race.—Sweepstakes for Colts
and Fillies, three > ~ar„ old. out of mares which
never produced a winner up to tb.o. close „f ti.e
stake, mile heats—Hl so entrance— 878 forfeit—
three or more to fill the stake.
FOURTH DAY.-Sweepstakesforall ages, three
mile heais—#3oo entrance— SlbV forfeit— $6UO
added by the Club if three or >»ore start. I
FIFTH DAY-Ist Race -Handicap for the
beaten horses ofthe meeting, two mile heats, for a
purse nf S2OO on the part of the Club. j
SAME OAY-Jp RACR.-Handicap for the win
ning horses of the meeti.ig, three mile belts, for a I
purse of $300 on the part of the Club i
___. The Sweepstakes named above will close on I
30th April, and nominations thereior must lie ad
dressed to the undersigned on or before that day.
NATH'L A. THO.M PSON. See'v.
Ashland Jockey Club.
Aashland. Hanover co.. Va., (
March 26.1860. ( nih27-2taw'3oA
BEAR IT IN MIND-laO HUMBLu-HH
DUCED PRICES-STEAM REFINED CAN
DIES —As the price of Sugars is reduced, so I re
duce the prices of my Candies, This has neen my
custom for years. Then t _c my advice.and don't
l*e humbugged by those who pretend to sell lower I
than the market price, and who would palm off
miserable stutl' for (in many instances; my inimi- I
tsble Candies. After looking around, give me a
nail, and (hen determine who has the best, goodi at
the liwett prices. LOUIS J. BOSS I Eli,, |
ap 13 ______ _.____*__
MANt HESTER SCALE WORKS.—We
have oa hand from the als.ve factory, PLAT
FORM SCALES, weighing from 400 to 2000 tba.—
Also, COUNTER SCALES of every variety, and
is agente for the manufacturers are prepared to
take orders for railroad track, depot and ware
house Scales. Ac, which for neatness, durability
and accuracy cannot be surpassed.
'_AYLGR A CO..
iu-t-lv tlo. ftllaiti street |
I NSPEt TION OF FLOUR.-Parties having
A FLOUR to be inspected, will have their orders
attended to by leaving tbem, until further notice,
at the offioe of Messrs. Hsxall A Crenshaw.
SAM'L B. PAUL,
aplu-lw* Inspector of Flour.
OT I V «.-! have appointed SELIGMAN
GUGGENHEIM ER mv aeent to carry on. in
the oity of Richmond, a DRY G.MIDS BUSINESS,
and a businei.s in CLuTHE§and SHOKV, lor s4e|
only. Hs is not authorized either to buy or sell ol
credit. |apn-12t'| JOSEPH STERN.
UOK RENT-That CENTRAL LOT, at tbe
U corner of Ninth a _ Franklin streets, next to
the residence of Dr. Beale. Apvlv to
ap 11-6t GODDIN A APPERSON.
FOR- A L E-A "WATSON" WAGON, with I
Pole and Shafts, but tittle used, and in perfect
order. Apply to JAS. DUNLAP A CO ,
mh 11—if Corner Kvrd and llth sts.
Ft ING t'ONTR ACTS—PROPOSALS will
be received at the Carbon Hill Mines, for
driving tarn TL' NN E|,S in rocK and slate, and two
GANGWAYS A mSgT.
mhtß-U JNO. J. WERTH. Ag't
LIGHT SPPIXE LAOOERS.-We have on
hand a lart • stock of light LADDERS, which
we oiler for sal low.
ml. U-tin H. H. WHITLOOK A. SOW.
LO WIN ESi A NOLI Ql) OK S, Scotch Ate
and English Porter—A full assortment ou band I
at all times, aud for sale at lowest prices by
SELDKN A MILLER,
Corner Pearl and Cary sts.
lIIiUFaHIKTa-Pripi-. greatly r*s«ee__saai
IX quality of Watcti-Upriug fteel Hoop Skirts,
from 10 to 40 hoops, at one-half old prices—a com- I
plete stock at the old Bai sain Store of
ALFRED MOSES. 61 Mainst.
iJIIiKTsMAUE TO MEAaUKK.-Persons
I' preferring to have tbeir Shirts made to mea
sure.can now do s«i by calling at 114 Main at.
Wil. IRA HMITJI.
FLOORING BOAK_LS...i_iuiio feet Charles
ton first quality FLOORING HOARDS, landing
from schr. W. G. Andenred. for sale i.»
____ ___ - M, - H - w HiTLUCK_fc SON^
FRESH FRUITS.-300 cans fresh Peachei.
Tomatoes and Strs.b*rnss. suitable for table
use, for sale at ta _ A. ANTONPB.
Nsxt door Baak.
r*Oi'-OA AND CHOI OLATE.-Baker'i Cocoa
V* aad Chocolate, tht last in use, for tale. by
A. BODEKE* k CO.. Dr-nists,
No. 10 Main st.
T A ROE BBEP TONGUES ATM 1«_ UTS.
La Jest reoei ved another hat of Gae Beef Tongues,
lor .* at m Broa _
dJBED PfTA TOE B...Junes, _B«ck-Eys.
ii Mercer. Carter tad Peach-Blow Irish Potatoes;
*********** w J _«_^»^& , tt a_
XT*KHTIOM, MILITARY.-Call early this
A TOrBiB.,« floods
sßepTT'oareehres with wh ;te oottoa ps rade G loves,
at basiaatt will o'clock
rpo TO ■ AC € • Rl»f S.-PUrorißg Prusai.
CUGAR "WbU' NawYorA". R-RfiaiatO.
h W««^^^r.VA^Wr»U
aiatiara,rarssßa * u^ftM n mM *Ali m \* M^
P AUCTION SALB&
FUTURE DAYS?
Br E. R. teek. A.ct'r.
ELEOANT ft_VF**.iM .
a_-__lY B PIANO. Ac. AT AUCTION Uxn
WfcDN KSDAY. 18th inst., at 10 o'clock, I will sell
at my store, a larae aasur ment oi gentsel Furni
ture, conaiiting of—
Mahogany aad Black Walnut WARDROBES:
Mahogan- and Black Walaut Marble-Top BY-
Mahogany .IDEBOARDS, SOFAS;
Mahogany Fiencti and Jenny Lind BEDSTEADS
g^B^
Hair and Shuck MATTRRBSK":
Several most excellent FEATHER BEDS. Ac
, , -ALSO-
An elegant atree-octave PIANO, it Rosewood
ca»e, manufactured ty Stern, of Baltimore; full
metal plate, beautifully carved; cost Baom, aad has
ossb used tut a very snort time. It is said to be a
very superior instrument. E. B. COOK,
_. Auctioneer.
By Richard _______*» Auet'r.
STEAMER "EtHO" AT AUCTION.-On
►» MONDAY, Jothin»t , af I o'clock P. M.,(ifnot
previously disposed nf pn vately,) at the shed, lower
end or the Dock, I will sell at auction the steamer
f.cho. Said steamer it 100 feet long, her breadth
17* feet, and depth 7_ feet; has an upper d-ek,
huh waist, and large deck room ; can carry 5.000
bushels under deck snd 2,000 on deck, and can also
accommodate passengers. She is 121 tons, and
draws about 5. feet loaded. Hull, engine and
boiler all in good order.
___. WILLIAM P. BNIPEB.
Bale conducted by R. Cai thobx. Auet. apltj
jpURLIC SALE OF HE.-The ■üb»cril_7wiTl
*■ sell, at auction, to the highest bidder, oa the
premise., on THURSDAY, the 19th day or April,
the ICE put up in ber ICE HOUSE, on the land
ol the late Thomas Seaton, deed. cix miles from
Richmond, on tbe Old Deep Run Turnpike.
T_k _«. —One-thud cash; balance 3 and 6
months, for approved paper.
ap 16-td MARY G. SEATON.
RV THE GOVERNOR.-A pToCLAMA-'
■tf TION.—In conformity with the sixth section
or the sixth article of the Constitution of this Com
monwealth, providing for the election of a Judge
for each Circuit Court, I her-sby make proclamation
that Judges for the following Judicial Circuits are
to be elected during the present year, to wit: For
the first Circuit, composed ofthe counties of Pnn
cess Anne, Norfolk. Nansemond, Isle of Wight.
Southampton, Oreenesville, Surry snd Sussex and
the City of Norfolk; for the fifth Circuit, composed
of the counties oi Accomac and Northampton; for
the sixth Circuit, composed of the counties ol Eli
zabeth City. Warwick. York. Gloucester. Mat
thews. Middlesex, Henrico, New Kent, Charlee
City. James City and the City of Wilbamshurg; for
the seventh Circuit, the City of Richmond; for the
ninth Circuit, Stafford, Punce William. Alexan
dria, Fmrlax, Loudoun, Fauquier and Rappahan
nock; for the teuth Circuit, Culpeper, Madison,
tareene, Orange, All*emarle, Louisa, Fluvanna
and Goochland; for the eleventh Circuit, Nel
son, Amherst. Rockbiidge, Augusta ar.d Bath;
f..r the twelfth Circuit. Pendleton, Highland,
Rockingham. Paup. Shenandoah, Warren and
Hard.; for the thirteenth Circuit. Clarke. Fred
erick. Hampshire, Morgan, Berkeley and Jefferson;
for Hie fifteenth Circujt. Giles. Meree*. Raleigh
Wjoming. Logan, Boons. Fayette. Cla/. Nieliolaa
and Webs'er: for the sixteenth Circuit, Grayson,
Carroll. V\> the. Floyd, Pulaski and Montgomery;
for the nineteenth Circuit. Wood, Wirt. Gilmer,
Braxton, Lewis. Ritchie, Doddridge. Pleasants and
Calhoun: tor the twentieth Circuit. Hancock.
Brooke, Ohio. Marshall. Wetzel. Tyler and Monon
galia; and for the twenty-first Circuit, Harrison,
Marion. Taylor, Preston, Barbour, Randolph, Up
shur and Tucker. The said elections are to take
place on the fourth Thursday of the ensuing May,
to lie held in each county according to law, and of
ficers are required to govern themselves accord
ingly.
G.ven under my hand as Governor, and un»
JIT( derthe sc.il of the Commonwealth, at Rich
ftX-L'Smond oi the 7ih day nf April. 1«_ and in
the eighty-fourth year of the Common
wealth. JOHN LETCHER.
By the Governor.
(igo. W. Mi-M-oKK. Seo'y of the Com'th.
_ap9-dAetde
GREAT BAROaTkS IN~ _W~Y~GOODS,
AT M. MITTELDORFER'S,NO.__ BROAD
STREET.—Now open, a well selected stock of
fresh Sprins and Summer supply of Fancy Dry
Beads. 1 am receiving daily fresh goods, and am
able to offer to mv friends and the public in gene
ral, as Hood and cheap bargains in goods as can lie
Is.ught in thiscjty. All my frie„dsa>id customers,
who have patronized me during mv selling off,
»-ill hhd it to their ailvthtage to gii'e me a call. I
have'on hand a very line and fashionable assort
ment of Plain. Fieured and Fancy Dresi Goods;
Printed and Plain Linen, all graven and qualities;
Shi tings, Sheetinns and Hosiery of all kinds; a
very tine stock of Embroidery; Men and Boys'
Weir; and also a very larire assortment of hue
Table Cloths, Nankins and Towels; tine Marseilles
Quilts, and a well selected stock of Linen Cambric
Hdkfs.; Corsets ofthe best quality. All i ask is to
give me a call and judge for yourself.
M. MITTELDORFER No. 225 Broad st.
PARKS A MINER.
__ , , WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Offer lor sale—
30 hhds. HAMS and BREAST BACON.
20 hhds. SHOULDER and SIDE BACON.
25 kege Goshen BUTTER.
30 bbls. No. ILARD.
80 boxes English Dairy CHEESE.
4# bbls. New Orleans nr.d Cuba MOLASSES.
15 hhds. Bright New Orleans SI'GAR.
3u bbls 0 aud E.tra v Coiiee SUGAR,
iro boxes Adamantine and Tallow CAN DLES.
60 boxes Oswe.o Pure SfAKCH.
25 ba.s Rio and Laeu-avra COFFEE.
HO bbls. Rye WHISKEY BRANDY. GIN
and WINE. PARKS A MINER,
mh 24-ts 13th st, near Cary.
RAROAINSTgREAT BArV>
* GAINS.—The greatest bar.a;ns in Sougeis,
all st)les of Flats and infants' Hi!.?. Shakers,
Straw Trimmings, Flowers, Nets, Ribbons, Ru
ches, Silks, Crapes, and every description of Milli
nery Goods; Parasol* very cheap; Corsets to lace
in front SitJ.c,, other stylet jj'st as cheat; Short
Mils, double and twisted. ■1?-, c. s Lon. Mit. 50c. ;
Emb'd Handkercheifß MXc; Handsome Collars
25c worth 50c; Marseilles Bosoms. Collars and
Wristbands to match 25c ; Colored Tarlatans 12.', c;
Cambric and Swiss Edgin.san. Inserting*; Dust
ers, Mantles, Lace Points and Shawls; Hosiery ;
splendid Thread Gauntlets 60c-; Rich Dress Trim
mings, i I the newest styles; Cambric Bands; Gents'
and Ladies' Linen Cambric Handkercheifs; Hoop
Skirts, exir.-'ordinary cheap; White Marseilles:
HittHoj.e.i Gi>i.io..s at Bs., a grer.t liargi,in ; infants'
White Robes, i»nd numerous other f,n.,U, of m-ery
description. To .jet fashionable, cheap and supe
rior articles, just call at
E. GOLDSMIT'S. 205 Broad st.
CLARKSON Ac A~NI»_K_UN, No. lOb,
MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA., Impor
ters of Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Ac. nave for
sale—i.wjodozen Pocket Knives; 3,600 sets Knives
ar.i Forka:'..uto.. Iv„,y Table aaa DesaeYt unKe'si
U0 dozen Plated Table and Dessert Forke; 3UO dot.
Shoe and Butcher Knives; loodoaen Holders' and
Wade A Butcher's Razors; 80 dozen Razor Strops;
250 dozen Scissors «nd Shears; S.UM gross ciinlet-
R tinted Screws; 2 oUodozen butt, table and other
uues; 500 sets bed and furniture Castors; 3.000
dozen rim, pad, chest and stick Locks; 150 gross
tea ami table Spoons; 5,000 lbs. Griffin's Horse-
Shoe Nails; 200 kegs Hammered tjorge-Sboa*; o>
toss iron Antes; **t OUT Carnage" and Plow Bolts, I
Ac. Alio— Agents for Fairb ink's Scales.
h'PKINO ANO SOIMEK STOCK FOR
> ÜBB.-J. A M. ROSENRAUM, 199 Bkoad St..
have opened their Spring business with a stock of
Staple and Fancy DRi GOODS, which in style,
variety and cheapness oannot be surpassed in this
market. To examine our extensive stock, liefore
making their purchases, is well worth the attention
of all in want of the most fashionable U.e-_ Goods;
Double Jupe, se.en and nine Flounced Robes; the
greatest variety of Embroideries; the cheapest and
unrest Irish Linens; tbe newest styles of Spring
Mantles and Parasols; the best sfbek of Domestics,
of all well-known manufactories, and many other
Goods, too numerous to mention. Merchants from
country and city will find our stock well eeiected,
and many Goods from 10 to 15 per cent, cheaper
than any other place. J. A M. ROSEN BAVM.
CliftlNfl ANO .1 MM EH CLOTHING.
--k3 r DARRACOTT. HARRIS A 00. have receiv
ed, and ars reeeivin. weekly, fresh supplies of
SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING of their
own manufacture, which for quality, stjlo and
price, will compare with any other house in the
city. Their xoodsa c bought mostly for cash, and
being satisfied with small profits, will be sold at
Very low prices. We have iv store all goods usu
ally found in Clothing Rouses, and as we are deter
mined to sell as law aa the lowest, would, advise
all in want to give us _ea 'I. \', r . will fhae great
JjlcSUt* 'ia si.uw.ng. *i atl times, our goods and
tharge ««/&tif _forshowing. Give us a call
' DARRACOTT. HARRIS A CO .
Successors to Merchant. Weisiger A Co.,
No. 112 Main street.
pLOT HI NO AT W HOLES-LE.-We are
bow prepared to s„oW eountri merchants, a
much larger 1 , more attractive, and cheaper stock
of SPRING CLOTHING than heretofore. Having
important advantages in the purchase of our goods,
most extensive operations, and an experience of
more than twenty years in ths manufacture and
sale of Cloiliing. we believe we offer more desira
ble a'yles and better workmanship, for ths Mine or
lower prices, than any other house in tbe tiade.—
Devoting the whole of our attention to this branch
ol Neiness a|..ne, and detcronJijU to bdllj dp tbe
trade of our city, ws oiler amrsat inducement! aa
those of any house in any market in this country.
KEEN. BALDWIN A WILLIAMS.
BEAR IT IN 111 NO- Bear it in mmU that
BOSSIEUX'SSTEAM REFINED CANDIES
are the very best that can he made, and are uu
equalled anywhere. Everybody says so. They
ars whiter, harder, glossier, oleaaer. and better
made.and challenge competition, nnd ate sold a
little lower than tbe horrible poisonous atiitl im
ported from New York by some ol our States
rights men, who nreach about h;;me iudm,try, s_d
B _Htiue ioieim bnc,oitagtai«'nt. Caff and get a
package at «l Mtiß , BOSsIKUX.
EVERY PERSON MIOII.D RBMKM
BEB that at LEVY'S old established store.
No. 15 Main street, tbe hest tuirgaini etu he pro
cured. His stock, at -.resent, is iinuiual'y l»i*;e.
and oomprises all kinds nf goods »! ens rally found
ih a well eoadected Dry ljor*di sbire. Hb has Just
received % large assortment of prißtea Bsrsses.
and, ss they were buetUt vera low. will be an Id off
st surprisiugly low prima. Also, lust to hand, a
large supply of Embroidered Collars aad Hand,
ksrehiels, from a large New York sale; ail af which
will
BARGAINS PROM AUCTION.-Jast re
ceived sn endless variety of Spring aad Sam
per Dress G.tods. Houiekeeping Goods. Shirtiars,
-hsstings. Towshnsi. rsble Damasks. Ooyles and
•Napkias. iplsadid Lace Curtains, Raaha CurUias,
Farmers' Drills, SprintUJißrheats, Hosiery.
Gloves Bad filk MiU, sew iff*. Prints -all huagbt
for cash at auction, and wilt Its told at a small
praajt Aa surly oatl is sohotlsd at ths noted down
BSWS HV. U |>-DMORER, W Mai,.t.
jroiptiror, IROJftI£OWt r^r
_ DIRECT IMTOBTATION.-M« toS, Kjjfimni
R^W,to^-^^^V.tt
TbMMHMWfI ||Ml|flp H|fti*wß *A_U|f3ut^|
AUCTION BALIS.
»»WMWaA_t>p*R>wt«aPt». <eiai.a^Ma¥awMaa'
FUTURE DATS.
By Jaa.es M. Tayter A Sea, Aact'e.
TWO EXt KLLBRX ENAMBD TENE
MBNTS. ON EfllwOOD BTREBT, IN
SYDNEY. AT AUCTION.-Ob TU_BI)AY. tbe
17th day of April, oommeneiac at i,_ o_deek ib
tbe afternoon, we will sell two sxoellsnt FRAMED
TENEMENTS, situated on tba South side of Elm
wond.(or Main street continued,) 'ret.eta Cker
ry aad Calvert streets, aad aearly opposite the
Sidney Methodist Church. They ooataia 1 rooms
sseh. a kitchen with 3 rooms, aad ars very conve
niently arranged, aad are particularly adapted tor
gond-aised families.
Tbe lota front as above, 30 Let each, aad ran
back 190 feet, to aa allay 20 feet wide. .
These tenements srs ia thoroagh repair, having
b*en built within tha last twelve months, aad ia
the most durable manner.
Tsbms -One fourth cash; the balance at 6.12
and 13 months, for negotiable notes, with iaterest
added, aad secured by a trnat deed. Taxes aad
insurance for law to be said Uy the purchase™.
ap7 JAS. M.TAYLOR A BON. Aaot'rt.
/-lOMMISSiONPR'S SALE Of REAL
\-> ESTATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE OP
FRANKLIN, BETWEEN lira AND lith BTS.
As Special Commiasignsr, appointed .by a decree
of the Circait Court of the city of Richmond, pro-
BOBBoed ob the 18th day nf February, MM, ia the
c«ae styled Poors et. als. vs. Thompson et. als .
the undersigned Commissioner willprooeed to sell,
upon the premises, ob WEDNBBDAY, the 18th
day of April, commencing at 13 o'clock M., the
valuable LOT located on the South sids of Frank
lin, between 13th aad 14th streets, aad immediate
ly opposite Metropolitan Hall, with an old
FRAMED BUILDING thereon. It fronts 28 feet
and rune back about 100 feet.
T.BMsor Sale.—Enouih in cash to defray the
expenses ol this decree, and the additional sum of
five hundred dollars, with lsxal interest thereon
from the 15th day of October. 1868, and the residue
in two equal instalments, on a credit of t and IS
months, the purchaser muni; bonds bearing inter
est from tbe day of sale for the deferred payments,
and the title to be retained until all the purchase
money is paid and it is ordered by the Court; the
taxes for 1860 to be said by tbe purchaser.
DRURY WOOD. Special Com'r.
Jas. M. Taylor A Son, Auctioneers.
N. B.—lf the above-named sale should be pre
vented by the inclemency of the weather, the same
will take place at the hour and place named, on
the next suitable day thereafter, ( Sundays except
ed.) mhSl
COMMISSIONER'S SALE OF BUBAL ES
TATE IN HENRICO COUNI V.-As Special
Sommissinner, appointed by a decree of Henrico
ounty Court, pronounced on the 16th day of
March, 1860, in the case styled Wood et als. vs.
Yaientine ot als , I will proceed to ssll upon the
premises, on THURSDAY, the 19th day of April,
commencing at 4 o'clock P. M . alotol LAND on
25th street. Union Hill, between M and N streets.
fronting 43 feet and running hack 122 feet, to an al
ley 20 leet wide, and nearly opposite Leigh Street
Baptist Church.
immediately after the ahoy», gay commencing at
4>i o'clock. TWO ACRES OF LAND, between G
and H and 33d and 34th streets, near Bloody Run
Spring, and opposite the reeidenee of R. H. Lor
ton, Esq.
On FRipAY, the 20th dar of April, M6O. com
_s n . l T C ?_ , *? i. *A.°'? , a= k p - **•* °*> the premises,
NINE AND A HALF ACRES OF LAND, on the
plan of Marion Hill, bounded by MoCout. Fieher
and Scott streets and Almond's Creek, adjoining
tbe property of Jos. J. Pleasants, Esq.
Immediately after, TWO ACRES OF LAND in
the above plan, described as Lot No. 71, and ad
joining the lands of R. H. Sty 11. Esq.
Term- or Sale —One-third cash , the balance
in two equal instalments, on a orrdit oft and 12
iiontht, the purchaser giving notee, with interest
added, and title retained until ordered by the Court.
DRURY WOOD,
Special Commissioner.
Jas. M.Tatlob A So-v, Aucts.
N. 8.--If the sales above named should be pre
vented by the inclemency ofthe weather, the same
wi II take place at the hours and place - named above
on the next suitable day (Sunday excepted) there
after, [mhal] DRURY WOj>D,iJoiii r r.
TWO HOUSE* Aftlt LOTS AND TWO
VACANT LOTS ADJ O I N I N li, ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF CLAY. BETWEEN 26th
AND 27th STREETS. CHURCH HILL, AT
AUCTION.— Will he sold upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, the mh day nf April, commencing
'it s,.'clock P. M.i two Houses and Lots and two
Vacant Lots adjoining, situated ou the North side
of Clay, between 26th and 27ih streets, Church
Hill. The Lots on which the Houses stand lr-nt
ti feet. each, and the vacar.l Lou it leet each, on
said Clay street. The House's are occupied by good
tenants at fair rents.
Tehms.-One fourth cash; the balance at 4. 8
and 12 months, lor negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured by trust deeds.
ap ,0 JAS M. TAYLOR A SUN, Aunts.
TR I ST EEa BALE OP VAt ANT LOT, ON
UNION HILL.-As trustee in a certai i deed
of trust executed by T. S. Thompson, and record
ed i n the Clerk's office ol Henrico t'ountv Court,
I will sell, upon the premises, on THURSDAY, the
19th day of April, commencing at li o'clock P.
M., a certain lot of Land, on .-{otl>. lie;veer, (1 ami
P streets, having a fV»„t of .is feet aud running
buck 132 lent to an alley 16 leet wide.
Tkbm«.— One-third cash; the balance at 3 and 6
months, for negotiable notes, with interest added,
and secured by a trust deed.
JAS. M. TAYLOR, Truitee.
Jas. M. Tat lob A Sox, Auct>. apfl
_ By Alex. Nott, Anct'r.
RE A li V - >1 A D X C LOT H I N q , PRY
GOODS, SHOES "NO HATSi.-Wiff be sold
at auction, at my store, on TUESDAY, April 17,
commencing at in o'clock, a large lot of SUM
MER CLOTHING, consisting in part of Linen
and Marseilles Coats; Tweed. Alpaca and Ging
ham Coats; Silk. Satin and Marseilles Vests:
Neck Ties, Collars, Suspenders, Ac; Plain and
Fancy Cassi meres; Linen Drills and C'>*i,«_ad*s;
Tweeds and Satinets; 10 i,i__§. S, s. If*, it. It, 18,20
and .piing Hoop Skirts; 20 doz. Summer Hats;
Men s. Ladies' snd Misses' Shoes; SO doz. Brown
and Mixed Half ll.>se.
ADDITIONAL.-At II o'clock, precisely, will be
sold, to p-i\ idvances, 3 tine Gold Wat*net and *»
Plated Watches, lot Je__jrv. a* '
apit ' _ ALEX. NOTT, Aaet.
Ry E. B. t'eek. Aaet*
DRY HOODS, HAT., BOW NETS, Ac, AT
AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, 17th iu»t.,at 10
o'clock. I will sell, at my store, a large invoice of
DRY GOODS, consisting of Silks. Alpacas, Lawns,
lieretes. Mouslains. Cassimeres, Cloths, Linen
Drillings, Ac, together with a largjj l„» ot'Fdncy
Articles £LyO,'
yb cases HATS, siubr.icing all the different sty lei
ol Summer Goods. ALSO,
Several cases BONNETS, Ac. The attention of
the trade is requested.
_ap It B. COOK. Auctioneer.
My t'has. T. Worth am A Co., Auct's.
CARGO SALE OF MIHAS ANO UOLA*.
HK$ AT A;iLi'|rIOM.uOB' , WEDNEBDAY. ths
18th April, at our warehouse on the Dock, com
mencing at 11 o'clock A- M., we will ssll the cargo
of bark Mary C. Porter, direct from Cenfuegas,
consisting of
223 hmls. prime to choice Muscovado SUGARS.
ALSO,
The cargo per schr. Eclipse, from Ma*.ansa*, Uu■
ba, consisting ot
330 I'li'ls. ~l;oiw e MOLASSES.
T_«*.v.s op Balk.-For sums under .$ 100, cash;
over $100, four months' credit, for approved nego
tiable paper.
R, Sale without regard to weather.
CHAB. T. WORTHAM A CO.,
_ap 13—td« Auctioneers. _
LOOK OUT FOR NO. 37 MAIM STREET.
THE CHEAPEST DUY ViOQD. fNRICH
MOND—».(*_ 1,-wds h'anusoine pattern Prints at •
and acts., worth 13>.; beautiful Lawns at 8 and 12
eta.; the richest patterns and tbe beat quality of
Jaconets, Organdies, Bereges, at all the lowest
prices; lieautifut fancy Silks at 80 eta., worth lm,
some at #7. $ 1.26 and upwards; Blk. Silks, very
good at We. and higher prices; Stella Shawls Al
and higher, every color, worth tbree times ths
money; Dusters at 80c ; Silk Mantillas at AIR),
92 S6 snd some at $18, selling: elsegrha«ii for double
the inone*;Silk Par^su d. aia_ Extension SkirU from
U*c up.arus,' tue cheapest in Richmond; the fineet
French Needle worked Ladies' Collars and Cam
bric Bands at half their value; bleac! edand brown
Shirfnr. Sheeting, Pillow-case, Muslin, Toweling.
Table Cloth. Oil Cloth. Carpeting, Cambrics.
Checks and Swiss Muslim at prices to astonish
everybody ; Ladies' Gaiters, with heels, at &1.
•_!__ *?• ; ?_?_!??• K '. d L " nd u t»l skin Shoes,
with heels, at el 12J, and h.tver prioei; Misses'
and Children s G&i.ers of every color anu descrip
tion, at all pripes. toe. and Upwards; Ladies' fine
Slipssrsst sue.; Men. Slipper* at 62#c ; fine Vel
ve'd". _*_*"-I Oxford Ties. Congress Gaiters,
Calf-skin Shoes, Ac , for Mes. Boys and Servants
It. you want to save from 25 to M ncr asm., csli
without delay at No.» Main ttre». *
J_._?- ,B i_ __jj_l[ STKAVBE.
CUOTVEA A .6.7
_. _ PEARL STREET,
_._..,J„H-V'? et,ir _r l » Main and Cary.)
DIRECT IMPORTATION OF FRENCH
_~ i *p.sß * !s"S., a l n AttD LIQUORS, WHOLE-
N. B.—We want ths amateurs of Preach Wines,
and the public generally, to mark that our sstab
lia.bni.at is meant f.r giviat tU«m an opportu
nity which has not yet been o*|ered to them -
Oijr artipks ase mo t emphatically FRENCH,
and we otter tl.em for tale either at the wine
glass or the hogshead, w.tfcout omitting ibe inter
iii -iate dimensions, the bottle, ths demijohn, aad
so lorth.
Only come and try, and judge for yourselvss, ii
we are not entitled, in quality and price, to enter
with co .fidenoe the field oi competition.
spl-Ut
HOSI ERV! landedTof
our own importation:
2,000 d„z. Ladiee* COT*K>N BOiiE. all aaatitiet;
LOW '• Missej* » •• an *n* 9M ,__
nual,tijs l
! l.Ortfdoz.GenU'POXi'OJi HALF HOSE.alltual
i ltits;
1 Also, lined ... L. C. HDKFS , all grades,
All of which we otTer to the trade at anaallad
' t'ance upou cost ,\f i _Borta'K*a
/" A ABKNTS.
ap2-ts lq i p,.rtersan*l J.ddwrs/M si.
R* SV V \ ft: _ w ._ "•< '•* _L" lv ,n,nT9 2**
1,-lend* ana ibe publiwseaerallf. that we have
removed b. «mv hwte and spaeioas Factory. No. M
«*?*■' _. u 'f*i' ******* theSrciiaiW. Hotsfaad the
Old Market, where ws have barisly urn isjil la
eibuea for manufacUnag ali artieU. Ib oar lias,
and eaa atsars our aumeroas eastmaers that Ihey
\r\Tt_TMspftrt.!?
CIDER and LAGER BBP.I. Ws ahm a Ber la the
trade a superior article or BRA UGHT AL K. which
we eaa reeommand to oareatiwas. Delivered le
anr part of tba oity free of oaarte,
Retursisi oar siaeere OutakafM the hhsral pa
troaage beetowed ub n* to* the last twu yeexs. we
hose to receive a eoaß-aaaceWthe saate ib oat
nsw Factory. MASON A BURRS.
.Bottlers ot Porter, Ala, Cider aad Later Beer,
_jBA3O_«-lai__
FOR RENT*. A r_aaatl~a.MfMtlrMt.o_
- ttoo_A.___ r _iJ^|si Sk A|^^«
mh fl—tt N.i ia Mais Masai.
, AI.PtBPMOOfai.
a_itaA##tfc_i_u" t__s__i"*J_lß_t' •t*Vrrr
* «aniaeaTi7»lk/-lMh. OhaLV. Pat_S«Si
UeaClaaals.MsaOes.Be As^aJaw»«■!__**•
——_ ■ "* ' ' ' ■ S ■'
• — .-■-■--1-- , , ~S^_BBB_W
**T\*m\B DAYS.
Br BUmmm A Aptaraaa. Aacfa.
• ■ sot. ths aeat fair day.) a P* RM. eaaMaimagti
seres, twenty tomr seres of WhicH are cleared, aad
the reetaieder ia weed aad timber. Als». aa sat
joining Trset. ectaisißg 44 teres, whteh will bs
sold tngetker or seeeratrly IV. at the first assented
lead, as may rait parehami. This la_d adjoiss
that or Dr. John M. Slaspeaard..CM._Me_lWd. Mr.
Job. 0. Tsbni aad Mr. Eyail. aad haa a*oa it a
gooddwelliag-boHSS aad the mobl oet-ho.ses, all
is first rats order: a toodt.rdse.weN ratios sd:
a young apple orchard, ia fall baariaa: eaeeJleat
spring wster. aad is sitae tad ia a aeod Mitbher
bood. 12 miles from Rmhmo-d. aadaae mile freer
the Riehmoad aad Prsderiekebarg Raßroed.
After the sale of tbe Lead, will he caM several
articles of HoeeshoM Pornitsre aad sotse Fsrm
mg Implements, a aew Watoa, two well trained
young Horse, aad aa sxeeilsßt Cow.
■ M '-Wra. A. Johnson, who reiides on tbe prem
ises, will show thesssse to those disposed to par
eh«as. Possessioa given imstedlataly.
The terms will be made knows at the hear of
■_••• _. _. - *¥**¥* JOHNSON.
Sals conducted by Goddis A Arraasoß, AucU.
*r M r,***? la !**. br ******* *t tbeCoßßty Coart
or Chesterfield .pronounoed at Maroh Una, 18SU,
in the ease ol Wood aad Grant ag'at B. J. Bissr.
Ac. we shall proceed to sell at publio ssotion,
on the premises, on THURSDAY, the IMb April.
1860, at 4o'clock P.M.. (if fair; if not. the next
fair_day,> the following vaiaable REAL ES
TATE i
let. The fee simple of said Riser ia the tmmi es
utlß f **** of '.T.?____ Property,betweea that
and the Masons' Hsb.fronting oa the smith side of
Jackson street, with two framed tenements there
on, with brick basements. This property is capa
ble of a divuion. E.i as to sell a vacant lot, which
will be done if desired.
2d. The fee simple of said Biier ia end to aa uu
divided moiety ofthe Lota pu chased hy hit. and
_"" P* W, J'2 f I****** Trustee; beiag .art of La»t
No. S ib £. C. Mayo's plan, adjoning Maaohester.
fronting on a street 33 leet wide, extending from
Mo Uonough street to the Railroad.
TBBMi.-One-fourth oaah;balancs at 4.8 aad IS
months.for negotiable notes.interest add.Hl.ss.ured
by a trust deed. Tbe taxes for 1860 to be paid by the
purchasers. C. C. McRAE, t p__,.
ERASMUS GARY.* Com *•
Rale conducted by Goooin A Arraasoa, Aucts.
ap»
COMMISSIONERS' SALE OP REAL
,__'_T_ TE IN MANCHESTER, ON THE
CORNER OF HULL AND BARNEY BTREETB.
As Commissioners appointed by a decree of the
Circuit Court of Chesterfield, pronounced at the
October term, 1858, in the case of Pattsson, Ac.
vs. Hall ■ adm'r, we •hall proceed to sell, at puMie
airetion. on the premises, on THURSDAY, the
19th April. 1380, at 4 o'clock P. M.. (ifWriif aot,
the next fatrdW.loae-btelfof H ALF-ACRE LOT,
No *ni, in the plan of Manchester, opposite the
residence of Dr.Samuei A. 1 aiteion. at the corner
of Hult and Barney streets, fronting about tt* fest
on the East side of Barney street, and as feet ob
the South side of Hull street. There are three
dwellings on the Lot. two wooden and one brick,
the latter of which it now occupied by Dr. Weisi
ger as an office.
f «a.s.—Eaoath in cash to defray expenses of
sale; balance in equal instalments oft, 12 aad 18
months, for bonds bearing interest, with good per
sonal security, and title retained till tha farther
order ol the Court. The taxes for 1880 to be paid
by the purchasers. * m
ROSCOE B. HEATH,I -„_,,„
C. C. McRAE, \ Com'tt.
S l _'o ondu ? t * d b J 0oD » ,! « *r ArraatOM, Auct's.
CALF OF SToTK IN ST EIMER
J> SCHULTZ AT AUCTION -At"requeet of
the personal repreaentatives of the late Dr. Wil
liam Collins, and of Mr. J. W. Keeling, we will sell
at public auction, on board of the steamer Schultz.
a ' '__?„_£* _ H _J !, s' ,U! * ln th e oity ot Richmond,
on FRIDA\ ,the 27th April, 18U0, at so'clock f. M.,
the interest owned by the said decedents is said
steamer, each bein- entitled to£_, snares or ths
stock at the par value qf ,>n* each; This steamer
plies be twee ti.e Ohickahominy and Jamea Ri
vers, e.ioys a fine run of custom, and is very pop
ular with the traveling public. She is. as wo learn.
out ol debt, and bas a fund on deposit in the Ra
vines Bank amounting to about 92 (ML
Phe terms ol' eale which will be* li-eral, will be
made knr.wn at the knar oj sale.
Captain rial,, who commands this steamer, will
give any further information tbst parties may de
■"••• , GODDIN A APPERSON.
*a> **-** Auctioneers.
TRE VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
CONTIGUOUS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will
be sold at auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY.
May I,l*o, commencing at 12 o'clock. M..(if fair;
it" not, the next fair day.) the valuable real estate
above referred to. having a fronton Brooke Avenue
of about ao leet. and a depth ol about 375 feet. Ah*.
buildings are ample enough for «*.b_imooa
tionof alarge number of guests, and are for the
most part in good ;ep,.r. They sre iast.red in tbe
Mutual Atsarahee'Society lor S7 100. Tbeipriug.
.inch is neatly equidistant betweea tbe front
tavern and the rear one, ii the most beautiful aad
attractive of any to be seen in this vicinity The
whole premises are shaded by a bujcWk oi mag
nificent sycamore and other *rai». This property
is so well known ths* a frriaet description is deem
ed unnecessary, '
70a. balance of the land attached to the Tavern,
containing about 28 acres, and surrounded oa eracV
side by streets, will he subdivided into iw3*ve to
fifteen squares, of about two ucres esAh. and will
be sold in squares or t'lialier as way lac deemed
best at the hour of sa*e. Many of these squarss
are most Imautiaiitly located.
STORE and DWELLING at the corner of Brooke
Avenue and Baker street, together with several
vacant lota attached. Also, two Lots on tbeweet
aude of Brooke Avenue at *he bridge across the
branch, each fronting 30 feet, running back ahn,»t
MB feet, adjoining the lot of Mr- Caspar B«el —
Also, a larie meadow In*, in r # ai of the above,
rounded by Pine *n whioh it has a frout of
ii!i bank 910 feet, and havinr a rear
2ft. leet, bounded on tbe north by Bscon't Branch,
ou the south by an alley 16 feet wide. Aim, LoU
Nos. 1,2,3,4,5, frontiß. each 30 feet oa the south
west side oi Moore atreet, running back-lad feat,
bounded on the east by Piße street.
Ikk .s.-All sums under AMMAeae-fourth cash;
all turns over fl 000
and under M4Kb essh, Ulanee at I, 2
and *i years f ail sume ever f 8,000 one filth cash,
i'-lanoe at 1, 2.3 and 4 years, in each c iss for nego
tiable notes, interest payable half-yearly, secured
by a trust deed. The taxes and insurance for lag)
to be paid by the purchasers. PUU of the pro
perry can be seen at our office, m
apl4 GODDI *S A APPERSON, AucU.
Rr 1. AO. R.lraveupsrt, Aaet's.
GROCERIES, dec, AT AUCTION.-On
, THURSDAY. 19th Apr.l.ws will lmm% ci *
GROC_RIEi U . r v? l n ?i! On " tor *»" ***********
280 bbls. Coffee and Crushed SUGARS.
m boxet _OAP ana CAN DLES.
m bills sure Molasses RUM.
2UO bbls Nsw York SYRUP.
-ALSO
'" _*raßdy** A ' B " ifßattaV ' »«_t Frtaoh
»|p w J5^ v " M »rt*.U*iß w »art Prtßsh
T ««*".-ÜBto'ipm cash; 9100 sad over, 4
months* c-edit. f_r approved paper.
ap fl LAG. A, DAVENPORT. AaeU.
■y A. P. Wllllaass, A.ct'r.
nPRL'STEE'S SALE OP REAL EBTATK
fflo2rM**mVlt*XkW&3&
?_J_ d _ "-r to ths satMoriber by
i°S* ah X. Trustee, dated 3d Deoember.
1«W. and recorded ia Riehmoad Hustings Court
«'ilH-e. bemt thereto requested by E. H.Clarke, the
ho .der of anaof the bo ids tenured t« said deed, I
will sell oa THURSDAY. M Mar. IMB.asoatke
premises, eommeaeing at Oi u'cl._ P M., the
property by said deed convey-., to wit i A oartaia
■ot ot, gtound. with ths buildiaga tbsrsoß, sitaatsd
<>atbossst eidp of tth strest. aa above stated.
Dontisg thereon » list, sod ruaaiag hack 12P feet
to an al|e« le Cast wids- it being the asms pro
perty which waa eoaveyed by Littleton Read to
Joseph K. Ws_fi«er. Trustee, aad ia bow ia the
occupancy ol Mr. C. D. Mclcdoe:
laa.s -Sufficient ib cash to defray the aa
****?! ._ "• c «»t»»i I the trust. a«d ta aay offa
bnad for ths priaeipal sum of AIM. together with
all interest that nay b* _c tlsVeoaTaad forths
__!___*_!______l_l ****** 93 tajateat as will be
made know? at tke time »t the tale.
a n w..., 5°_ B|l T HOWARD. Trattee.
A. D. WittiiMi, Aeerr. apM td
My J. J. Ummrr, A.ct'r, N.rtelk, Ta.
N°J ,CX i-.»«38> »I___fi_i THAT
Messrs Seldner. Sehlosshsrger A C hare as
signed to as. as Trustees, all their stock ia trade
and partnership assets of the late firm of BeMaidt
A Seldner. by > deed of treat, wkieh haa beea da
ly recorded ia I hit vi ly.
. I bs stock eons'tU of Rraadtes. Wises. Whi»
ke>t- Ru«i. Gm % Secart. Hsvaaa dear leaf, eaed
leaf. \ ara Tolmcco. auu-ufaotured Chewiaa atd
Sipojuny Tobacoa;. tngether with all the Tables,
Stools- Botss aad Brands eeually iousd ib a large
ssgaripaauCictory.it tae Stores Boa. 11 aad 12
Wide Water street.
—ALSO—
Of a large stock of Wises aad Rraadies ib the
Cw _-_; HoM ?ft* ""'M*' ***** ****** aad of «
casks whits Wise Viaegar.
. The sto.-k is aew aad well selected, sadjatisoaa
detinue u> engage iathe beeiaaat will Ma it to
_r_a^»n.r*rwafcttr- , - k ' ********
•f , l le pri•■?a:•
ro.ai.iii at II a'daaet. al taeTatoraa *J2£'
»s_rj- WM« w^wW_a;_Ti.
Taaas or a_i.i.—All ramt aader Sua ___~
ovtt Sljiiaad usder BAA. aal__J__"f!J
_?_%'^_£ftH2tt_s
_Kl__ H D _■ BR a *AYnJAm r t B*B**B9MTt
- "Vt_ , »_<ss_
° iari,i,^i»»r~~""~^ =
T_a _.a__*.iw*. _, _• . ... PCUMIIBOTete
eeale aTit m.. _ » m * m iE' r ,\? f, 7*lTt, I.^ll.
—T_r ■■JT'. a _■_!* wm i ia—_^»-^ ' *» ■ ■ ■ ' ■ ■ *~*f_*
TB** BAY. ~-~
.'ebte-.I will ecU mmmiH, i_LJ|_at jaltMaad
___^ rMl .__^S_fi_F__-s__»M tT^ea
affS fr-o;
mm*!, j** 7 ******* •■ **" *S****2l _SSf **'
rf.rtmiß_?rAa_JS
____!• , -r_* ,, f. *** ******* **•**' *_____•
r«__oi_. T t? mß***"" eoaaiaMia part atTtftiwi:
FS2* , i_*'.»varieties,setaerer» rareeedhaa.
--t_!_-_-^V_ _.u a_»(Ti.gfra-_,M
Cresper.aew kaad ; AraatolMhCMMar !_____
Aanisaliu.. Japan.;*, JWafcWa R_Cs£_L PanTC
from tiaJT; J*..,.; mS
color kaosm; Apreota; Chemaa soaae v_ra___l
wrSiaWSiJa^^^
A r*!;» *?__!_> **^**SBm M ß*g.'
T». P. Boot.. BaJtstaaß **** ''
n l%.The aaovsssle wilTbeeoatiaaed this (RON
DAY) roorslßiat 10 o clock.
apM-It J. H. PI6BEB, Aaefr.
WILL RR ___ft__Wfafl^_Mß- g ß ? a>
aaetio. rue. AX. Maia street, nyte wig at
7 p'eloek. •>'*•_ ia _»cc of Rae
PlatedW ATCBltfc tae £Q
2a/n.? filvsr-PUtad «WWft_tt|«3si:
l±: ,uTL A «*ra»««
By Gwddl. A Appejrsew, AaeTa*
SEVENTEEN MOST BtVSIRARUJt E#TR
O ON COUNCIL CHAMBKRHILLTORiT.?
AT AUCTION-WiII%SJTMMWiY th_
Mth April, Mtp, at 4 . o'clock P. M , apoh tU 'prT
roisae. 17 n.nat desirable aad ali.i_l" ______
LOTS, on CaadßeilChambar fill. *" m,m ' *******
Mape of the property aatp be seea at the eRs.
of auoUoneers. *********
Txs.s-One fourth cash | balaao. all. S aad*
y esrs. for nsgotisble notes, iaterest added, seaiirsd
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Ifi-B. leek. AaeVr.
s^;_T o ruffl^sKvK?Tffa
Also. f iae MILCH COWS.
-»H E. B COOK. Ammj.
By Alex. Nett, Aaet. " '
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k&ZXLa** l**tV T l.' B X**?'**** ***** ******
Kaires sod Perlt. Pocket Cetlery. Castora. Glasa
wsrs, M«riaoShirts. Drawers,
aatssea, Jed-Bpreeda, Ci«_r^^Pir___i?siir
J*?** ALBX. mrTT. AeeC
COAL. COn. etc
eß^^»i !ps_sS__:
RED aad WHITE ASIT ANTRRAOITR COAL.
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HARD COKE _.TTXT.'... ~ ... SS
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SW
_ I—l. nrsußißCß, me.
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having beea eubeeuhad and theoompaar argon
i«ed, they will 1./repared to issue policies oa or
before the 14th of April, at tlieir oflke, opposite
the American Hotel, corner Mai a and!llth sta
This company is institutsd with a vie. to cstaia
at boms the larse sains heretofore paid froai us
oessity to Northsra offioss; aad la baaed aaea th.
principle of mutual lataiset aad beaeat ofiawr
crt aad insured.
VIRGINIA LIVE tN-URANUE CRMhPA
\ N aT-At a meeting of the-ltoekbaaMers of th.
Virginia Life iasurane. Compaay. held at th.
offioe. or the Merehanrta' lßS.rs.st Ca-pa.!* in
)h V ?l.li* t *nm t i* M, **f o| > wTfsrTr_JDAY!u_;«l_;
sd 80. d r _ '' v * lo ~ k »«««atlene..aree_wt
Vm?H.*M«3Sr___, : Joh. Pareell,
te_/B>ath. JrrA_.:^..
S- »• Baniey.
John H. Moatasee, 80. H. Maufy.
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UaiiatheadioiiraßMßtof the neatwa adltaak
.^^he_lfeo , rf a }2;rr ,o " — *****y***
Secretary-i. ADAIR RLE
PAM.rn_.-Br. BLAIR BUfeWKLL.
n di**w~»>-ROSCOEB. HEATH. _X*
By order of tha Board -«*.—-.
■_kT7-dAwlm /_ADAiB PUtABANT_.Bsa*r.
FIRE INSDRANCS. * . —
UafUHAHOH*
THE VI *«W/ j _m 9B .
Capital— ad a** *r*-V
j i*-«-n--»..i- a.--._--__^- T^->| y f||| , | _ t> <>B j|
¥h B&Ar-3______!l
the oitisens of Yiigitia.
tlumVPtu^^
_* . ajaacToat: _
w_u Palater. Chati MLJarseU. FarT .
Altß.mjp7r_er. ».>&SSSr
**£ -_. I l ,U _»* _____*• «aibe_ta. —-*
CELLING OPP AT roST. OR AI'UOUIIB*
.. _ _ MOVING -IsteotuS » epea o. -UwX7.
the Mh inst.. at No. M MaiajSreeL tbe stareTaaifp
oeeapied hy Mr. Utopes R. Bsetr. w_Ua aa ear
: B ai ,r M_^o w ftrVL^
IRXitTrXo.. which eaalleßtte eseapMisM with
that of aa* other boas* ia the aatTl oflbi fer aata
at my old staad, on 17th street, oppasile the Old
Market, the t-aiaace of my stock atasTbetaw eeac
wrsWißWM^
P. ».-Mia
rstsrsii ssr laaaks fur ths kiad aad Übereiaaiioa
atehl.herto (.. her. aad
her friends aad the public ia geaaraL ihaFeht will
osea at ths sbovs as. '—%% ar Hittßiie aad
elegaaletoek of MILLItHVI BOOBS: mmmptu?
ißftbehrsi aaeiaUiiao*sae(thesesseJrWJr
NETS BLEAC_ED "ZST aaT_a
efforts wiU to spared te tire atUtfeeUoe S*A aa
regard prices aad sty Ws. Liberal ail.paaasWwili
be Btade to oouatry awreaaata aaa deaisrs ia tea
araL _____F
IIIMEELWRIOMT. MOJMI A Wl__
nJ.JL'I?!* ______? ____l^ljf^_J_-Q_y*T**
M naaover street* earner ef OanM. f_MM*
that At m prepared to CLEANOOT rceThoa
sinks, sad other plssea ofdepoeit. aad tt_wo___j
_:^^. u L*«.__e_wHE
• >WS!!
•___TC^*a^gsr
•aaa Refer tale at
BULB LEY ..IR Maia street.
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jWrTKi Wdlrll. IM Maat ib.
A ssa_aV_i tEa ttaaal adsa_aa ia ———a" __.
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npsr pair At_Fli tl l > rs^P4t%fssa__i__*"
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