The daily dispatch. [volume], April 16, 1860, Image 4

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MON.»SY ■ORKIWO APRIL. 14, 1_».
Aashetoa Smith, lie CcllaS Nlrared.
A taio«raplt> of Astheton tSmitb, the crtat
Mittrodof E.n»tßd.has jna> been published
In Loßdoa, and from a review of It we take
U»eioilowin«pas»ate.
-This hero, not oaly of fox boating, bnt of
all sporta. Sir Be was a Srst-rata shot, cricket
er, boxer, MlUard-pßiyer aad sailor, at well
at rider aad huauatan-wat forated by aa
ture for Bis part. He was of tae right Reiffht
for exerUo. and endura.ee— B ve feet lea inch
,«_with a well proportioaed, ttuecular, rath
er sttgaU frame, weighiag tea stone la hit
aarly days, aad latterly about eleven stone
ten. Once only he foaad a nut who could
stand before hU flsU, a«id that mau said that
hit blow was like Use kick of a horse. The
story ol his great aeuta wttk tke seal haa ver
-who had struck bis horse, is already pretty
well known. Ilia features were plate, and not
indicative of high breeding.but intelligent and
full of tke ca iin lies* of perfect itli.posees
aion aud a resolute will. Tbe son ol a great
sportsman, he was la tke saddle from bis
cmldbood; aad so completely did he grow to
ii, that It wat tbe pillow of bis sickuest aad
tbe arm-chair of aia old age.
• A princely fortune enabled bim to carry on
bis caliiug la a princely style; and marrying
at fltty-oue, he bad no tamity cares to turn bis
mind from the maia object of his life. Ha bad
tba aye at a bawa, aad not oaly fer a line
across reentry, but for other things. A box
of jpapers waV stolen from his study. He
called An all hU serranu, questioned tbem all
around, aad received lrom them all a denial,
tine ofthem afterwarda returned to tbe room
to put coals on tbe tire. He collared bim at
once and tbe man coufessed himself guilty.—
He had read guilt in bis face. His temper was
hot and ouce be appeared.before a police ma
_isiratefor ibrashiug the son of the attorney to
a bubble railroad who had brought in his bill,
lie was a good and steady friend aud hater,
and generally rather obstinate, coming of a
sire who, having opposed tbe inakiug of the
Menai Bridge, would never*cross it when
It a-as made. In tbe hunting Held bis 'ougue
was sharp, but not foul. 'Now, then, sir, if
yon don't think you've done barm enough
already, ride through my bounds again; but
if yon think rou bare, you may as well go
home.'
- The dietetics of a man who rode hard with
hounds till eighty are worth knowiug. He
drank little, but eat much, as well he might,
considering his enormous amount of exercise.
His regular breakfast on a bunting morning
wns a great plate of hashed mutton, which he
could digest iv the saddle. He eat no lunch.
Ou coming home from bunting be used to go
to bed for an hour, and then into a warm baih
before dinner. He hardly ever wore a great
coat. In his latter days be took to the wuier
a-ure. and wanted everybody else to take to it.
" He was a desperate rider in tbe full sense
of the term. _*erhaps no other man ever roue
deliberately and habitually for a fall. He used
io say that with a fall, you might get over
anything- mad tbat any man who professed to
ride ougut to knowhow to fell. He knew him
self how to fall, and iv all bis tumbles never
hut twice broke a bone; and of tbe two time.-,
once lrom having a clasp knife in his breast
pocket, lie always fell clear of his horse, and
never let go tbe bridle. Once wheu bis horse
was plungiug round him as he lay ou the
grouud with the bridle clenched In bis hand,
a nervous friend called out to him to let go or
he would be kicked. He replied, 'he shall kick
my brains out first.' In making a cast, as in
the run, he went without hesitation straight
over everything where he thought the scent
lay, aud to this bis success as a huntsman was
partly due. On one occasion, at the close of a
run, he rode up hill over a fence, carrying
away tbe top rail, which, wheu the top rail
had beeu carried away, no other mau in the
field would look at. Finding the gate at the
end of one of the two parallel bridges locked,
he leaned clear over both rails to the other
bridge.
"One day, in a hard frost, he persuaded a
master ot hounds with whom he was staying,
just to put the hounds into covertaud let them
find a lox.aud, tbe fox being found, went away
with them, aud bad a hard run over the iron
ground—a spree, tbe thopgbt of which sets
one's teeth on edge. Peopte were not aston
ished to see him go straight over the most tre
mendous places, but they were surprised to
see tbat be did not eveu look ronnd at the lead
when he was over. Though a desperate rider
he was not a wild one, but, oa the contrary,
most judicious, and gave his horse every
cbauce. His band was v .equalled,and hort.es
which no one else could manage were tracta
ble with him. He never lost his temper wilh
animals. His bene knew it was useless to
refuse with bim, and one of tbem leapt with
him into the middle of a pond which be bad
unconsciously ridden up to, with his bead
fumed away,"aud which the horse thought it
his doty to take. His hounds hailed his ap
proach with joy afar ott", though he only hunt
ed aud never led tbem. He was absolute mas
ter of his craft and all that belonged to it. aud
what the Duke of Wellington was to other
English Generals, that was Assbetou Smith to
other English huntsmen.
"Nor was he master of the sportsman's crait
alone. HU strong sense and warm heart made
aim in other ways a useful man. He did a great
deal of good, real good, aud iua judicious way,
among the poor on his estates, espocially
among quarry men on bis great quarries in
Wales. He saw the great fact that property
is the root of a social virtue, and gave each of
his men, as fer as he could, a tew acres of
waste land, which tbey,of course, turned into
it tardea. He was a builder of churches and
of schools, and the clergy—teu of his paribhes
found bis band always lree. He had a great
turn tor mechanical contrivances, ana was a
great ship-builder. He even disputed with
Mr. Scott Russell the merit of having origi
nated the 'wave line.' He is said also to bave
beeu the first saggestor of our fleet of gun
boats. What it surprises us more to hear, is
that he was not without literature. Pope ami
Horace were bis favorites; Le knew 'JEloise
to Abelard' by heart. He was also a iiassiou
nte admirer of Shakspeare, aud fond of re-
I .eating tbe speech of Polonius, especially the
lines (really applicable to his own charac
ter)—
'To thine own self be true.
And it shall follow aa the night the day,
Thou canat not tten be false to any man.'
"Where he picked up his Horace it is diffi
cult to say. He was at Eaton eleven years,
but he said he learned nothing there,and pro
bably'he spoke tbe truth. There was a vein
of reiigiou iv him, which showed itself espe
cially daring tbe sufferings of his last illness,
in frequent expressions ot resignation to the
will of G-od. He was a regular church-goer,
and always, whatever the distauce, on toot.
Without setting up fora moralist, he discour
aged gambling aud debauchery iv his sporting
circle.
"A man who spoke t j him jestingly of sui
cide wu-* told never to joke on such a subject
again. Though rather self-willed, he was uu
ueliish, and could not bear, when 111, to disturb
his servant iv tbe night. His heart was always
easily touched. He aud bis horse having beeu
kindly sheltered from tbe rain by tbe master
of a wretched hovel, he next day sent masous
to build the mau a uew house. A bill for
A2UO was banded round In bis presence, and
uttered for £Ao. He saw tbat tbe name of the
unfortunate drawer was that of an old school
fellow, paid tdim to the holder, and threw the
bill into the lira, Of course it is easy for
wealth to play the beneficent Caliph, but it
was ut least geouine feeling iv Assbetou
Smith. Iv politics, of course, he was a Tory,
an_L as a member of Parliament, of course be
meWrspoke, but voted bard for his party. He
would post up to London from his place ou
the other side of Audover, lor a division, af
tor a day's haul."
UfL BNIt I If BARGAIN S.-CHAB. A'
»*» tfWATKIN. corner «th and Main streets, will
l*e opeaing this morning Ladies' Dress Goods at
a great sacrifice, hngnsh Barege Anglais, a targe
lot handsome color* at ML., a large lot finer grade*
at a great reduction oa tae early proas; aew atyle
P.ulard Bilks, vary handsome; aew Beretea at 75
,-er cent le*a than March prices. Cheap rent and
small expense .ill sell the greatest bargains in all
the nevest sty lea Drest Goods. The ladies .ill call
a.oruei BUi aad Maia its., SI door above.
„ CHAH.A. GWATKIN.
Corner Main and oth. fe door above.
B A *y__^y HW * **•-"»■*•• l»anis. Breasts
-.nd i .de Bacon; It bbls. So. 1 Reined I ard;
*J Kxtra (joebea Butter; SI bbls. Sew Orleans
.Mi.!..sues; 5 hints. Porto Mtco Molasses; H) 1.1.1*.
V Intra Cn-al B Sag ar: A tierori as. Bias; 100
lioxes Ad untniiii* and Tallow Caadlee; ai boxes
l«m:tli's Family Soap; M 0 bbb. WW, i,2 Ma_
uoiiußia Whisks* ; fit casks Wins. -*«__,T_Jj
Gin; boxesGaapowaer aad Oulosg
Teas, for aaUlow to the trade.
_FAR_S_kJUHE_. Utth atreet.
&l_St^
{_f_XkVm^
au t. as are generally kept ia first eleas house."
tvs son . 1 as? may be ears of purchaeingtheia
eeautities, sold at a lew pnoa, and the tuality ol
y rnoix.A rAAirriuß stssino oil.
_.. l -•• no, *• Mtaamt CW: guiU taodoiosa
muttul
«na seat par hoar. Will bara ia the team lamps
as tbe Ifernsiss Oil, hat it is aeesssary to empty
th«s* utffer* using fee aew Oil. For sale by
iar*. H. PKAMCK A CO. D-uggnU,
J- or * Oroad and oth sU» Eieaawßd.
P __.* r _T"
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cr.eiiV.__?_°* _t «**Lha«riDt the i am. chemical
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feVm£_______*•_* ta*JfreaM.lpß«tar.«e
and __[._ ____."• ?** .<*a*'itiftl, endues s*of_r
T* 1 * • n, » *** **** »** or
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~~plUi&gH**wi m laAifuuf,
MBDrCIItES.
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fT_tt.fii»BLii»B •nrrpi act lirrtt _.
11 I_f_^l_2.„._£3Zl4<_; Bl:cH^a
B_»*bl_Vk ■ ft*l»ACf BU-BU,
HELMBOLD'S SXTRACT BCCHL.
The -rest Diuretic, The Great Diuretic,
The Great Dm relic, Tha Great Dm retio.
The Great Diuretic, The Great Dmreuo.
__ The Great Dmi-tia, The Great Diureoe,
A anwtiwt aad specie remedy for diseestwol the
gadder. Kidneys, G»*_, fe»2J*
Sadder, Kidneys, *»****}.* fw-CJ'
Sadder, Kidneys. Grave. K22J*
"TblD IS__^___sZ_a
Jtiw^^sMss^^
Sumdiat, How Long Standing,
low Lo.g Standing, How Loaf pending.
iowLoMStaadtu. Mow Lo.t Staadiag.
It M taken withoat Hindrance from Business, aad
little if say ohaage of diet.
•■saw >*j# p , MMBt _„ lU M _ od OTt
Aad iram adiate in its action:
If mm are suderiag with aay of the above d; street
,M plloCajkK THE REMEDY AT ONCE,
PROCURE THE REMEDY AT ONCE,
PROCURE THE REMEDY AT ONCE,
HELMBOLD'S EXTHACT BUCHU.
Ai a medicine which must benefit every body, from
the simply delicate to the confined and aeipanmg
mvalid.
MS EQUAL IS TO BE FOUND.
NO EQUAL IS TO BE FOUND.
NO EtJUAL 18 TO BE FOUND.
Price SI per bottle, or six for 86: delivered to
aay addreaa. Prepared by H. T. HELMBOLD,
Depot, Ml South Tenth at., below Chesnut,
Por tale wholesale and retail by ___,
FIBHER A WINSTON,
Druggists aad Apothecariet,
ial7-ly 1M Mam ttreet.
DR. MOO__,AN_»'3 OKKMANI BITTKHS
UP
OR. HOOFLAND'B BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
Til treat ttmndard medicine* of Ih* prtstnt ast,
hare meantecd their great popularity only through
Ei of trial. Unbounded satisfaction i* rendered
tm in mil em***, and the people have pronounced
DYSPEPSIA. JAUN
DICE, DEBILITY OF THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM, DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS,
tmd mil dittasts arising from a disordered limtr or
weakness of th* ttomnch and dittstivt organs, mrt
speedily and ptrmanently emrtd by th* GERMAN
BITTERS.
The BALSAMIC CORDIAL has acquired a repu
tation surpassing that of any similar preparation
extant. It well cure, without raiL, iA« molt li
ver* and lone standing
COUGH, COLD. OR HOARSENESS, BRON
CHITIS, INFLUENZA, CROUP, PNEU
MONIA, INCIPIENTCONSUMPTION,
and ha* performtd th* mott astonishing curt* tmtr
tan is. of
****"* CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION!
A few do*** will also at one* check and cur* tht
most severe DIARRHOEA rrecuduit/rom Cold ia
THB BOWB-S.
Those midtctais mreprepartd by Dx. C M. Jack
iob A Co., No. 418 Arch ttreet, Philadelphia, Pa.,
and mrt sold by druggists and dealers in medicines
everywhere, at 76 cents per bottle. The signature of
C. M. JsctioN will b* on th* outsidt wrapptr of
each bottlt.
In tht Almanac published annually by thtprc
prxttors called Evbkvsodt's Almanac, you. wilt
And testimony and commendatory notices from all
part* of ih* country. Th*** Almanacs ar* given
away by mil our agent*.
PURCKLL, LADD A CO., Agents.
Je 11-.Aowly _ Richmond. Va.
MEDICAL. -ARO-Dr. PLUME offers hit ser
vices to the public in tlietreatmontnf all aecret
diteatei. Twenty years' practice in the above
branch gives Dr. P. a claim to public favor.—Office
on r ranklin street, near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church, same side Al
ways on hand, a supply ofthe "CHEMICAi EX
TRACT OF FLOWERS;" one ofthe very best
renovators for weakened parts now known. Medi
cines sent to order. All ooinmr mentions by letter
erotnerwise promptly attsndei to. Richmond. Va
INFIRMARY OF THE MKUIIAL t a>_
*■ LEGE.—This Infirmary issituated at the corner
of Marshall and Collegestieete, in an eievated and
healthful position, convenient to the Railroad De
pots, Hotels and other centres of business. It is
furnished with every arrangement requisite for
the successful treatment of diseases and injuries,
and for the comfort ofthe sick. All persons re
quiring MEDICAL or .URiiICAL aid, except
the insane and those laboring under contagious
diseases, are admitted into the institution. Lying
in women are also received and carefully attended
to.
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge of the Pro fee*
sore ofthe _ollege,who visit the wards daily. The
charges for Board, Medical Attendance, Nursing
and Medicine are, for Per week.
White Patients ♦. . _«
Colored " „...„..—.._.„ 9.
Private kYomW 7 to Sit
In addition to the above rates, in cases requiring
a Surgical Operation, by agreement with the pro
prietors of the Bellevue Hospital, a small fee is
charged for the operation, varying from $2 to $30,
according to its importance. The particular fee in
any case may be ascertained by application to eith
er of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Phy
sioian.
Ali oharges payable ob the removal of the pa
tient.
Attending Surgeons— Prod. GIBSON. PETICO
LAH and WELLFORD.
Attending Physicians—Proft. TUCKER CON
WAYandivtcCAW.
Resident Phjsician-EDMUNDS MASON, M.D.
Steward-F. M. PARRISH.
President-L. S. JOYN ES, M. D.
Persons in the country, desiring to tend patients
to the Infirmary, may address either the President
or the Resident Physictan. ja 12—ly
ELLKVIE HOSPITAL..—This Institution",
which has been An successful operation for the
last seven years, is situated on Church Hill, Rich
mond, Virginia, in a delightful, airy position, and
is furnished with every convenience conducive to
the oomtort of patients and tile successful treat
ment of disease.
It has lately undergone extensive repairs. Rooms
have been nicely furnished suitable to the acoora
moda'.ion of gentlemen who may find it inconve
nient to be treated at the<r private lodgings.
Particular attention will be paid to tbe lying-in
wards, which are peculiarly commodious.
TERM*. I
(Payable on the removal of the Patient.)
White Patients, per week __, . $t>
Colored do. do. „ __...„. s
Private Rooms, do $7 to BIS
ft__Citv acceptances reqmred for patients from
the country, unless where the parties are known to
one of the Physicians of the Hospital.
This includes all charges for Hoard, Medical At
tendance, Nursing aud Medicine. By an arrange
ment with the Infirmary of tke Medical College, a
small additional fee, ranging from .2 to $30, will
be charged for Surgical cases. The particular sum
may be ascertained before- hand by application to
one of the attending Physicians.
No Small-Pox admitted. •
______*, No Patient received for less than a week.
The undersigned will give their personal atten
tion to all Patients placed in their Hospital.
ATTBXIHNG PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON,M. J)., Graoe at., betweea4th
*THOMAS POULARD, M. D., Governor at, Itt
door above RiohWiond House.
O. A. CRENSHAW, M. D„ opposite American
Hotel.
WM. W. PARKER. M. D., Law Building, cor
ner of 12th and Franklin sts.
C. W. P. BROCK, M. D.. Resident Physician.
ja »—ly
tJHIKT BOSOMS, SHIRT BOSOMS.**
i 5 LHVY has now in store a large assortment of
Shirt Bosoms, con prisiiu the fqUowing lots, all ot
which will be found to lie as cheap as tliey are rep
resented : Fine wove Shirt Bosoms at I2' a cents,
worth 25 cents; Union I.men Shirt Bosoms at t*
shilling, worth2scents; fine Irish Linen Shirt Bo
soms at 25 cents, worth 37.. cents; extra Irish
Linen Shirt Bosoms at 375* cents, worth 50 cents;
super I rish Linen Sin rt Bosoms at SO and 75 cents,
worth 76 cents and Al; French wove Linen Shirt
Bosoms at 62ii cents, worth 91; French-wove
I.men Shirt Bosoms at 75 cents, worth Bl.K>:
French-wove Linen Shirt Bosoms at SI, worth
Al 50; 1 000 white and figured Marseilles Bosoms at
I__ cents, well worth—> cents; 100 new style Pique
Bosoms at 25 cents, worth 37>* cents. Also, a large
stock of pret.y Shirting Ca'icoes; bleached and
unbleached Cottons, of superior quality; and Irish
Linens.
TM PORTA NT TtT t'Ol NTRY MKf
-1 CHANTS.-NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE
FIFTY PERCENT.—Country merchants wishing
to save titty per cent., can do so by catling at my
Wholesile aad Reta'l Store. The only complete
stock of Confectioneries in this city. 1 have also
completed in the rear of my Sore the largest Can
dy Factory this side of New York. Merchants arc
requested to call and examine for themselves.
A. ANTON 1. St. Nicholas Saloon,
156 Main street, opposite Kent, l'ainc A Co.
BEAP IT IN MIND that at LEVY'S store the
following cheap GOODS can now be found. Go
immediately and purchase all you may require, as
tbey are selling ott rapidly, oa account of the very
low prices : Fine Grass Linen Hdkfs. at 25 cents,
worth 60 cents; fine Embroidered Swiss Collars at
fo cents, worth 76 cents; fins Irish Linen at £0
cents, worth 75 cents; Embroidered and Hem
stitched Linen Hdkfs. at 50 cents, worth 75 cents ;
MWdozen Napkins at f 1 SO, worth SI 76 per dozen;
Parasols of all qualities at reduced prices; Cam
bric Strips at 25 cents, worth to cents. Be sure to
goto JACOB A. LEVY'S. 16 Main st.
HTltTs' S.PI'i.V VIOKfe, AAO PIC
TURE GALLERY, No. 1« Mais Stbekt.-
We bave just received our spring supply of Ar
tists* Materials, of our own importation. Tbe ar
ticles are all of the best quality, and the Tubs
Colors, of WINSOR A NEWTON'S make, are
suite freeh. A collection o. French and English
Eugrsvinss, plain and colored, alt of the higne-t
order, haa just been received.and we will be happy
to exhibit them to our patrons aud the art-loving
public.
Two hundred BTEREOCOPIC CASEB, plain and
highly finished; 4,000 Steieosoopio Views, of the
best quality, and ranting from 26 cents to fl
apteee.oa hand. WM. BATTLER A CO.
LADIBS', MISSUS' AND < HI LURE ft'S
BOOTS. GAITERS. .SLIPPERS. Ac-Our as
aortmeet of Ladies' and Children's Shoes v bow
oouplate in ad deptrtinenU, both of oar owa aad
the beet Philadelphia make, all of which we are
oherißt at wines to suit tee convenience of buy
ers. FiRCUS HARRIS A BROTHER.
Maaafacfis and Wholesale aad Retail Deslere,
Neat to Aawrisaa Hotel.
A ____?_. *9'*i7 yn *, T •ttehtioa * e*M to the
•MH»*»^
— , —-.-____ ***■ ** Broad atreet.
f INfcN GOODS. UNKN fiOODS.-Irish
AJ Liueat, tht cheapest in -he c,t»; _?»-» _o
soirts. slsgsnt styls nod quality, at lis ;__hM_t
To-se'sand To.eHin-;; Linen Dai.issks, iada va!
nety of linen Goods, I* _._t leuem.. m a .rest
sscrilioe ttaustioa. aad will ht sold at a at__i
proht. at U.S cstahUhed cheap stare of TO *"
k / LFRKU mOnM.tA Mi ia street
OfWl HBLS. F.ATRA «:,"» AND A -OF.
4\T*J yEESUG At | SM b«s. Yeliriw. Cu*.
Paad PowAered Sugan !u» bbis alio'qt N.
_•_.*"'"*/»• ****** >a»aayia Owe;
4^-S____^if
Busnrßss woticbs.
<No. in SresMoaa Stbskt.i
Petersburg. V irsinia.
GILLIAM A DUNLOP lavite the attention of
wholesale dealers, manufacturers sad railwsas to
their rail aaeorted stock of IRON and BTEBL,
* om ' nu,n * lUmM.red.Relaed, Betlish.
IRON. (Ovals and Carriage. Horse Shoe, Hoop
f aad Bead. „ . _
■Tvi'i ) Cast. German. Machine. Spring, fen-
B risk_. <_~_,_, Md Bwede» BHsUr,
NAIL ROM, SHEET IRON. PIG aad BAR
LEAD. , .__,
importing direct aad dealing exclusively ib met
al, they feel confident oi giviflg tauslaction and
respectfully solicit a call. fe 14-dSm
ETT.NO.R A^OND,
STEAMpfRE'-SjJINES.
Ofthe most approved plan, aad. made in the very
bant manner, warranted equal ib every _eape.t.to
aay oi the same sized Engines built either North
or West. ______!
uLiTi toon WO.
JOHN G. McMILLAN.
Who has had twenty five Jtars'e _K"«nee in the
business, is prepared to put on SLATE KOOr 8 o.
every desenptiou.and with the best materials, at
short notice. Specimens ofhis work oaa be see.
on application, aad orders left at his office, on Maia
street, near tth, or at the offioe of Albbbt L.
Wzsl, Arohiteot, Goddin't Hall, will be promptly
attended to. oc ft Am*
GREEN A DAVIS. "
PRACTICAL
GRANITE CUTTERS,
Sixth Street, near the Armory, Richmond, Va.
EVERY DESCRIPTION «-___„_.__ _
Executed at ahort notice and in the beet manner.
mh Ut—Hm
MADDUX A CO.,
(Successors to Smith A Maddux.)
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Cary street, opposite Columbian Hotel, _
Richmond, Tm,
Jas. F Edward?, of King William, I
W. H. Howabd, of York, > Assistants,
W. M. Marshall, of Lunenburg, \
Guarantee to their friends laithful attention to
all consignment!, and orders for goods from pro
. duce customers.
Mr. F. V. SUTTON, Ja., ts admitted to a in
terest ia our business,
le 1-dlsAcwlt MADDUX A CO.
EDWIN WORTH AM A 10..
GROCERS, COMMISSION MEROHANTS,
DEALERS IN IRON AND STEEL.
Solict consignments of TOBACCO, WHEAT.
CORN. FLOUR, Ac, to the sale of which EDWIN
WORTH AM will give his personal attention.
B_. Advances made on consignments.
BAGS furnished when required.
F~ RANSLIN PAF-.R 311 L_,
RICHMOND, VA.
BELVIDERE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
keens constantly on hand all descriptions nf EN
VELOPE. MANILLA AND WHAPPING PA
PER, NEWS AND BOOK PAPER, of all qua i
tics aud sizes, furnished at short notice. Ca«b
paid for Ra«s.
GEO. WHITFIELD. Pres't.
\/l AJUHUK WORKS.
JOHN W. DAVIEB,
MARBLE MASON,
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. »TH STREET,
RICHMOND .VA..
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
AL4 ITLES, FONTS, de.
First Prei liums awarded by the Virginia A| -
ricultnral Sociei . and Mechanics Institute.
DICKINSON. HILL A: 4 0.,
AUCTIONERS,
Still continue to SELL NEGROES, both publicly
and privately, for the very highest market price,
at their old etand, on tne corner of Wall and
Franklin streets. B. H. DICKINSON,
N. B. HILL,
C. B. HILL.
C"*A RU.— Thesubscntier takes tms method ot m
-* forming his friends and the public that he has es
tablished himself as a Ai ERCHAND! ZE BROK E R
AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
He w.ll attend to the purchase and sale of Mer
cnandize generally :&lso. Flour, Wheat, Corn. To
bacco, and ail descriptions of Country Produce.
His special attention will be given to all business
entrusted to his care. From his long business
experience he hopes to meet with alineral share of
public patronage. He refers, by permission, to
I.swis Wf.sb, Esq., \
Meisn. DiiNLop, Moncurb A Co., I Richmo'd,
" E-.MOXD. Davknpokt A Co., f Va.
" Bacon A Baskervill, J
_ Bktant,TinslstAHol.bs,( R«i»,.- mn
--*• Spknck A Reid, ( Baltimore
" Twblls A Co., Philadelphia.
Thomas Monahan, Esq., New York.
WM. S. ROYSTER,
Office cor. of Cary and Va. streets.
Richmond. Nov. Ist. I_H>. no I—ts
Ct M. BOSHKR, SIKKSSDR TO WIL.~
>. SON A BOSHER, WHOLESALE AND RE
TAIL GROCER, has for sale the following ar
ticles, to which he asks the attention of his
friends and the public: Rio. La.uayra Java and
Mocha COFFEEs ; Drown nnd Relined .SUGARS,
ol different grades : Loaf, Pulverized and Crushed
SUGARS; Smoking and Chewing TOBACCO, of
different brands; Old Dominion Nails, of all .zes;
country cured bacon Hams; Western Sides iind
Shoulders: Cotton Yarns, a -,»>d assortment; 11.
Oti's Olu Rye Whiskey, old and s...*d ; D. T. Clea
ner's Rye Whiske>, old an J toed ; A. W.Sher
msu's Kye Whiskey : A. N. Wood t Rye Whis
key, old and good ; P. Steams it do 's Old Rye
Whiskey, two years old : Common Whiskeys, in
variety; French Brandy, Madeira Wines, nnd
other aiticles. 100 numerous to mention. Call and
examine, at No, 1, cor. 17th and Main sts., oppo
site Old Market.
JAMCS D. BROWNE'S,
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
tth street,next to the Mechanics' Institute.
.'RON RAILINGS, VERANDAHS. BALCO-
NiEB. CHAIRS. SETTEES, Ac; alio, Grating,
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind of
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
Particular attention given toencloaint Burial
Lots in the city snd country.
'I'HE UNO. RSIGNED have formed a c
-1 partnership for the transaction of a COMMIS
SION BUSINESS, under the bru« of LEWIS
WEBB k JOHN G. WADE. They ill give par
ticular attention to the sale of FLOUR, WHEAT.
CORN and TOBACCO. They occupy the store and
lumber-house No. 68 Main street, long occupied by
Lewis Webb. LEWIS WEBB,
JOHN G. WADE.
Richmond. Va., We.. 1, no7—dcwAswts
WBI. SATTLER A 10.,
IMPORTERS AND D.ALEKS IK
OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRUSHES.—We received by the late steamers
.arge supply of Painters' and Artists' Brushes, of
superior quality, to which we oall the attention of
tar customers.
ToTTBRfT
WOOD. EDDY A tO.'S
GEORGIA AND DELAWARE
_, STATE LOTTERIES.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE S100.000!
THE GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
INGS of Wood, Eddy A Co.'s Three Number Lot
teries will take place in public, under the super
intendence of sworn Commissioners, as follows :
Class No. IMS draws Satuhdat, March 31, l_k).
Class No. 204 " " April 28,1860.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO
TICKKTB
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING,
To take place as above specified.
1 GRANT) CAPITAL PRIZE OF $100 000!
1 Prize of $90,000 100 Prizes of. $1,000
2Prizesof ... 30,000 170 " of __._OO
2 " of._--. 10,000 65 " of. 100
S * of . S.OOO 69 " oi 75
t *• of «4*» 65 " of. 60
t " of.-—. 4,000 65 " of. _. A 0
Z " 0f..«.. 8,0004810" or „. 41)
8 " of 2,000 27*40" of 20
32.396 prizes, amounting to ~—. $1,1*5,7*5
Whole Tickeu $20; Halves $10; Quarters $5;
Eighths $2_o.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fol
lowing rates, which is the risk: Certificates of
Package of 26 Whole Tickets $299 00; Certificates
ol Package of 36 Half Tickets $149 M; Certificates
of I'ackase of 26 Ouarter TickeU $74 76; Certifi
cates of Piicka*e ol 26 Eighth TickeU $37 37.
THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS of Wood, Ed
dy A Co.'s Single Number Lotteries will UVe
place in public, as follows:
Clas.s Ht Draws on Satubdav, March 10.1860.
Class 64 " . *' " 17, 1860.
Class Al " ** H 21, 1860.
Class M " " " 31, lm.
Class b7 " " April 7. I*so.
Clans Hi " " * 14,1*50.
Class 69 " " " D, 1860.
Clas*. 70 " ** " 28. 1860.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE
TICKETS.
ORDINARY BBAWING.
To take place as at*nve specified.
1 GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE OF _ $50,000
1 " '• $20.0001 1 Prize ol $1,50U
1 " *• . 10*00 SOPrizesof. too
1 " " 6*no|loo " *' 400
I " •' 4,000 1100 * * SW
1 •• •• MM 100 " " 150
Ilia _ " 100
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
4 prises ot $400 Approximating to $50*09
prize are — ~ -- lIJN
4 pnses of 300 Appruxiraating to BMW
prise are -....;— — ••■- l**B
4 prises of 290 Approximating to 10*00
prize are .. -*•■•_. WW
4 prises of 225 Approximating to 5,000
prize are —.-,.,.,.,— Mo
4 prises of SW Approximating to 4,000
prize are - ..-. ■-—.. .-».. POO
4 prizes of 150 ApproximaUag to s*oo
prize are ~ 000
4 prizes of 100 Approximating to I*oo
priie are .— —- —— —— -. ___ 400
s*oo prizss of $20 are —$100*00
0,405 prizss, aatoßßtint to ..———.—sooo*oo
Whole Ticket. SW; llalvee $4; Qaarurs SI 50.
Certificates of Packages ib ths Ordinary Draw
iaaa .ill be sold at the followmg rataa..which ia
the risk t Cs rtificaU of Package ol 10 Whole Tiok -
eta. $80; Crtifioate of Package of le Hair Tickeu,
|S gffi&S S. f Z&lolto 'ML' BSK:
ws*
Ib orderißf TieksU or Certifioatee. eaoloee the
amount of money to ear address lor what you wish
to purchsse; aaiae the Lottery w whioa yon with
it ia vetted, aadwhetßer yoa wish Wholes, Halves.
(.Barters or Eiibths, on receipt of which we seed
what it ordered, by Srat mail, toceUer with the
"Kmediateiy after Uia drawing, a Prißted dat.
ing. Csrtilied ft. by the Commissioners, will be
sent, with an Explanation. ._._...
■_, Purohasers will pUms writetheiriicnatartt
plain, *and r vsthe_aaieofUieirPost-OOioe.Coua
iy and Sta*.e. . . .. .. ,
crammunicatious stnotly coafideatial. .
?^^^^^,!tt
A ,CO.'s, U)TT_RIE« are
duusaat Aeta*ta. Georgia, aud Wilmingtoß, Del
*jsl^
SHIPPING.
■ —*)_*_. is* ■aa.iaaw I maaiaail
_#oa*. roR FHILA OFI.PIIIA
__M EfrT.., A I steamship VIRGINIA, Capt
R Kai.tr. is now loading and will
ssil ob MONDAY, loth inst., st 11 o'clock A. M.
Passage aad fate reduced to »7.
Boston freight delivered through at lower rates
than by auy other line.
For ft eight or passage, apply to
» EDGA_rpTBTITES, Acting Agent,
ap 11-St Bockem.
__,__rv FOX ftKW VORK-VFiRSi' VESBEL
_»_*» met; mono and new yciik line
B*****Ot I'ACKETB.-Ths superior fast sailing
schooner W V THE, Captain Jobs H. Tuttls,
having a portiou of her cargo engaged and going
ou board, will have quick dispatch. Fur balance
of freight, apply to
ap la-la DAVID* WM.cURRIB.
a-£~ FOR .KW ORLEANS—The superior
___B>lrUl-sailing bark " HORACE." I. Rooks,,
********'mMM t mr, having the greater pn mm of her
cargo enpnged and going on hoard, v ill have all
possible dispatch. F. r remainder of e.rgo or pas
sage, having good accommodations aptly to Master
on board, or to W7D. COLWUI. f A CO.
__p___3t_l
____- FOR ROSTOft-POSITIVi iTS' FIRST
_Sf_>V ESSb.L.—The superior fast sailing s.dir
•*******.. V. W. SIMMONS.Capt. Go.raßT,bar
ing the greater portion of her cargo eng.ized and
King on board, will sail with suick dispatch- For
lance <>l freight, apply to
ap 10-lw W. D. COLQUITT A CO.
_t__v FOR I HARLESTOft, S. C'—The su
_3sf_*acerior fast-sailing schooner ANN S CAN
•"a»as_NON, Captain A. P. Noweli., having the
greaUr portion of her cargo engaged witl sail with
quick dispatoh. For balance of freight, apply to
W.D.COLUUITTACO._
OFFICE ADAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY,!
RiciiMotad, March 6. 1860. I
_**_»#> HAVING JUST COMPLETED
irtiK-fft new arrangements with the New York
—*^ — ""™"*Steaniihip Company for Express pnvi
leees per JAM-.TOWN. YORKTOWN. and
ROANOKE, we are now prepared to forward all
kinds of merchandize, in large or small packages,
at itreatlv reduced ratee.
Goods dest.ned for Steamship Express should be
so marked.
Our accommodations are ample, and packages
under t x press seal.
For rates of charges ami rerular tri-weehly con
tracts, apply to J. L. MACDONOUfiH, Agent,
2W Main street, below 9ih.
N. 8.-Our daily INLAND EXPRKSBKS are
running as usual. mh 7—ts
___»**• WOT ICE. -TOBACCO MAN UFAC
*ti TURERS. and others, sending us Givxis
************ M l)j the New Yosk Steamers, lor rk
siiii'.MKXT. will please address us by mail, giving
specific directions aa to where and now tbey wish
said Goods sent, otherwise they will be stored at
tbeir expense and risk.
No charge made for forwarding such Goods.
LUDLAM A HEINEKEN.
_>_____ 116 Broadway. New \ ork.
__*"■"_. < MANGE OF SCHEDULE—
____,Jte_r-_*FOR BALTIMORE EVERY
«a**_____l.oTHEß DAY.-The Powhatan
Steam boat Company's steamers. GEO. PEABODY
and BELVIDERE, until further notice, will ran
regularly, three times per week, leaving Richmond
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
at 12 o'clock, M.
Returning, leave Baltimore on the same days, at
3 o'clock, P. M.
Freight received all day every MONDAY, WED
NESDAY and FRIDAY, and up to the hour of 12
o'clock, M., every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY.
These steamers make the passage in from 21 to
30 hours, and have the most superior accommoda
tions. Passage and Fare .f 5.
fe 17-lm DAVID A WM. CURRIE.
_.ll~*-'ta. UHAftGEOF HOUR FOR
FOR PORTSMOUTH
ferfiiii -A?iD NORFOLK. -The steamer
CURTIS PKCK. Capt. Gifford, will, on and af
ter WE DN ESDAY next.4th inst.. leave the W hart
at RocketU reiularly every FRIDAY, MONDAY
and WEDNESDAY mornines. attio'clock precise
ly.and return each alternate day, (Sunday except
ed.) at the same hour iti o'clock) until further no
tice. R. O. HASKINS.
The GLEN COVE will be taken off the line a
short time to undergo some repairs. ap 3--ts
_a__»~_«**ak COX* S LINK.-FREIGHT
JS_Hh*_r^ BoA T s "> LYNCH BURGTH V. KE
__________■ r{m_B A WKEK-TUE3DAYS.
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Boat TEMPEST. Capt. Thus. Emett.
Boat MERCHANT, Capt. Gko. C. Latnb.
Boat BR ISTOL. Capt. Ch as. J. Johnso.n.
Boat J. J. IRBY, Capt. Wm. F. Ciev.lssd.
Boat FAME. Capt. W_. H. Parsons.
Boat OLIVIA, Capt. J. .1. Petkrs.
These Boats are all of the first class, commanded
hy careful and experienced Captains, and leave
promptly as advertised. The subscriber, thankful
for past favors, begs a continuance ofthe same.
WM. P. COX, Agent,
At the Shed. Dock St.. ir. rear of old Gas Works.
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE TO
<sCU_£_r BOSTON. DIRECT. -The steamship
■wa_____HSTY OF NEW YORK, Capt. Bo..;;*,
will leave Boston for Norfolk and City Point oa
WEDNESDAY, 7th inst.. at! o'clock P.M.
Freight for this city will be sent irp t.y the Tow
ing Company. Returniug. will leave City Point
for Boston via Norfolk THURSDAY. 15th insl , at
i o'clock P. M. Lighters will be ready at the Tow
ing Company's tflied. in the Dock, to rccoive
freight for the slop on MuN DAY, 13th, and TU ES
DAY. Kith inst. For freiKlit. or passage, apply to
-HEILDSA SOMKRVILLE,
12t.1i street, south ot Cary.
The steamer is sent out as a Pioneer, nnd if she
is successful, ships will doubtless be put on to come
up to the city. Ma.anotu.rt of tobacco, and
others uncreated, are particular!) desired to pa
tronise her. mh 8 ts
_____■_ NKW ANI» AT T R ACTIVE
d£__E-t__ ROUTE TO NEW YOU X-__-,.-,__._
_____■__. vi A 1' ETfcRS B U 11 OJgjBSBE
AND NORFOLK-Passenircrs leav-^a_______
irfg" Richmond every -MONDAY-WEDNESDAY'
and SATURDAY mornings, by the RICHMOND
AM) PETERSBURG RAILROAD CARS, at
li ill prist four o'c]ock--Bay 1 io A. M., will con
nect with the cars at Petersburg, for Norfolk, in.l
arrive nt N< rfolk in due time to take the steam
ships ROANOKE, YORKTOWN and JAMES
TOWN, for NEW YORK, arriving at New York
early tl.e next day afternoons in time for the dif
ferent lines coing EAST and NORTH.
Passage to New York from Richmond, including
meal* and state r.-om,on board the Steamers, the
same as though j. iK~i r e was taken on board tlic
ship bete—9lo.
For Tickets, apply to
LUDLAM A WATSON,
Opposite Steameis' Wharves.
N. B --The Pursers of the ships, or oaf of .>ur
Cleilis will lie on hand in the vicinity ol tha Pe
tersburg ticket oiii.;e every Monday.Wednesday
and Saturday mornings, at 4 .-.'clock, to tapply
those persons with ti.-kcis who may not have pro
cur»ri them at our office previously L. 6X W.
mh 31- ts
DISSOLUTIONS, &c.
C^O- PARTNERSHIP NOTICE dThAG
s ERTYand H.W.STARKE have associated
theiutclv-es together, under the style and brm oi
HaGERTY A STARKE,No.2d) Main street, next
door to Adams A Co.'s Express office, for the pur-
Pise or conducting the TIN, GAS-FITTING,
LUMBING, STOVE, RANGE, AND HOT AIR
FURNACE business. Also, BRASS AND BELL
FOUNDING, BRASS FINISHING, Ac.
We are now prepared to execute all orders en
trusted to our charge in either of the above
branches, in the very best manner, and by first
class mechanics. We would especially call the at
tention of country merchants before purchasing,
as we feel confident (asour ttock is entirely new,)
that we can give entire satisfaction.
We would also call the attention of the trade to
onr stock of BRASS WORK, for Plumbers, Gas
and Steam Fitters, which we are manufacturing
and selling at Northern prices.
Babbit Metal, Garrett's Patent Anti-Friction
Metal, Antimony and Block Tin for sale.
Highest cash prices paid for OLD METALS.
le 17-d2m _____
CO ritlTHtrßSMir ffi tht andaianaed.
have this day formed a ct>-partnership under
the style and firm of J. V. SUNDBERG A CO.,
for ihe purpose of manufacturing PLAIN and OR
NAMENTAL GILT MOULDINGS. MIRROR,
PORTRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES, Ac. We
also keep constantly on hand a select assortment
of PLAIN and COLORKD ENGRAVINGS. ART
ISTS'MATERIALS, PICTURE aud LOOKING
GLASS PLATES, etc , which we will sell on very
accommodating terms. J. V. SUNDBERG,
CHAR LUNDIN.
Richmond, January Ist, ll_o.
J V. SUN DBERUbogt leave to return his thanks
to his Iriends and tha public for the vcrv liberal
patronage heretofore bellowed upon linn, .mil re
spectfully ao.icits a coutiuuauce of tne same, lor
the new Arm. „pll-2w*
ClO- PARTftEHSH leTI eT.NO. M■ WKST, of
' Petersburg, aud THOMAS JOHNSTON, of
Richmond, h.ive this day purchased of GEO. M.
WEST his entire stock of BOOKS and STATION
ERY, and will continue the business under the
name and style of WEST A JOHNSTON, at the
old stand, I*6 Main street, and hope, by strict at
tention to business, to merit tbe patronage of their
friends and the public, which has been so liberally
bestowed upon the house of G.o. M. W.st.
JNO. M. WEST.
THOMAB JOHNSTON.
Richmond, Ftb. Ut, 1860.
A Card.—ln retiring from the Book Trade, I
desire to return my thanks to the public who have
so generously sustained me, and I trust my succes
ton may receive the tame encouragement.
_fol-U GEO. M. WEST.
LUMBER AT WHOLESALE Aftll RE
TAIL.— We always have on hand all kinds of
VIRGINIA LUMBER and are in daily receipt of
various kinds and qualities, which we will sell at
.bole-rale aad retail on accommodating: terms.
Special attention will be given to BILL LUM
BER of all kind.
Ja_> Sa PHILIPS A COI.KM AN.
MR. H. UROWftEI.L'S INTEREST I*l
th. firm of CLARKSON A ANDERSON
continues the sams as it was in the firm of Cl.rk
son, Andsrton A Co.
CLARKSON A ANDERSON,
Ja *»—tt No __jS Main street. Richmond.
qnolJLEf COLO-ftES -*• nave again re
* ceived a very selsct lot of imported Colognes,
and also otter Colot ne of our own manufacture in
different styles. .Inch is much cheaper than the
imported, and wa believe equally ac eatiif.etory.
JAB. H. PEARCE A CO., Druggists.
Comer Broad and tth sts.
ROME'S eoOD SAMARITAN, AVER'S j
Sartapanlla and Cherry Pectoral. Thorn's
Kxt'aet of Sarasparilla and Copaiva, Turf Oil. i
White Oil, Hallow** *s Worm Con foe t ions. As.
L. WAGNER Dr.ggi.i.
Corner Mh and Broad sts.
Fall priots paid for .empty Yeast Powder boaes.
VEG ETA RLE ESSENCE, a delightful per- j
fame for tke Haadkerchtef. by Rigce. Brock
b-iuk A Rigge, London, iv store, and lor saieouly
by C LUMBUKN,
PtMaip street, Richiuond.
IMPORT El* ITALIAft MAtt ARoM.
-- Rrecivin*. thi»da>. soUosei pure Italian Mae
carom, superior tuality, for saie per U>_ or per
pound, at A. aNTONUS.
Nextdiao* E. change Baak.
FAMILY r LO 11 st-RowUnd's XX Fimiir
, Floar.—A farther supply of the alsara justly
eesbratad braid ef Flour, just.retwiyed aat lor
siiebr BELDEN A MILLER.
Corsi r Pearl aud Cary .ts. ,
-ffi L_ jP" * " ******&
*BW9 B*B*r*BW ***B mj*- ***B*B**B) *B\H
BOOTS, SHOES, Ac
-^■_t , HPRINGAiNf>«« A'MKM.-G RK.1.l FR
A CO. herewith respectful'? reform their frieads
and the pubic seuerajb. thatihov have now ready
al^rastoc^
BONNET CASfe-. Ac. which aieolisred to tbe
trade to compare with the few artiel<*a below
named, nx: Another lot of tamo ladies* Heel
-hppers st SI a pair, fedies' Heel « "iters at SI a
pair; lndien' Morocco Heel Boots at 91 X; ladles*
Morocco Slippers at Weenie; nesides a beautiful
assortment of new style Mutton Boots, (.love Kid
Boots, Ac. which all are respectfully.invited to
examine, at G. H_LI.bR A CO.'S.
_B Broad street, between atb and Oth.
N. B -Country me rohan v and farmers wi II please
examine our itook i»e f ore making their purchases.
' _____ GENTS* CITY WADE MOOTS
BHOKH. AT REDUCED PRICES
Having a large itock ofthe loliowing goods on
hand, and in order to mikea run on them, we shall
offer Genu' French Calf BooU. _ti; Genu' Preach
Calf Congress Gaiters, Bit*): Gentt' Freaeh Calf
Oxford Ties, Bi60; Gents' French Ca!i -trap.
Shoes, $;»SU; Genu' French hid Gaiters, «**>-*
The above are of our own H.akc, and we warrant
them equal to any booU and shoes made in tins
city. An early csll is solicited.
MARCUS HARRIS A BRO-.
Next bathe AniericanHotel.
JJOlir*~« ~>AG**. JR. BOOT
AM) SIKH. HEALER AND.MAN a*A\****M
UPACTI'RER. respectfully informs his
iriende and the public generally that be hsain...
in store hisSprmz and Summer stock of HOUIH.
SHOES and TRUNKB, comprising all the best
trades nf (ioods in bis line, both of bis own manu
facture and others. , .
He respectlullv invites the attention of tbe pub
lic to his stock, being satisfied that it is excelled
l>y none in the msrket, and being determined to of
fer it at such prices as oannot fail to give aatialao
'coUNTßY MERCHANTS buying for cash or
city acceptances, are especially invited to call, aa
it will be to their interest, to do so. _, .
J. C. PAGK.Jb.. No. 93 Mam st._
J BOOTS Aft li SHOES-- GKKAT jA*\t*A
REDUCTION IN
BEHLE, Broad street, between 3d and 3d.
js a large stock of Ladies', Gentlemen's and
Servants' wear constantly on band, and defies any
body in Richmond to compete with him in his line.
at lie manufactures to order, and superintend!
hJrnseir. locU-lrl CHARLES BKHLE.
J A NOTIt E THAT tANHOT
DE CONTRADICTED BY
ONE.—We are now prepared to furnish our
customers, friends and the public generally, with
any kind of BOOTS an I SHOES that they inav
want, either of our own manufacture or imported,
either for Ladies, Gentleman. Misses. Boys, or
Children, ol the latest st) las and or the beet quali
itv. We also keep on hand a large assortment ot
TRUNKS and BONNET CASES for Ladies, of the
most approved stales and finest quality. Also.
CARPET BA«S and VALICES of every style and
description, all of which will be sold low either by
wholesale or retail, by ALEX. HILL A CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers or BooU and Shoes,
W7 Main street, Richmond. Va.
sr-T_> T HUNKS ANO VALICES.—The
fea«4a{sulwcril*ers have now in store the largest
of Trunks and Valices that haa
ever been offered for sale in this city, m.c ex
pressly to the'r oner. All in want of a good Trunk
or Valice will please give us a call.
ALEX. HILL A CO., 127 V.vn St.,
Richmond.
******* ** m ] m *****
r-m TO THE SOLTHERft TRADE, r.
**HATS, CAPS. AND" STRAW GOODS**
FOR SPRING, lf*6o.
RO. I_ 1> 10KIN S O N,
73 Main street. Richmond. Va., Manufacturer and
Pen lei in all kinds of Hats. Caps, and Straw Goods,
has in store, and otters to the Southern trade on
tbe most favorable term*.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
A large and complete SPRING STOCK of
HATS,
CAPS,
STRAW GOODS,
Of the latest and most fashionable styles.
MerchanU visiting this market will find it to their
interest to call and examine for themselves before
purchasing. To those, who buy for cash, a liberal
discount trill be i/i.;de.
MILITARY HATS AND CAPS,
Of every description, furnished at the shortest no
tice and on the most favorable terms.
His DRESS SILK HATS cannot be excelled for
style, Beatnetti or finish. A call is most respect
fully solicited. RO. L. DICKINSON,
Successor to Binford, Dickinson A Weisiger.
tnh-—-in
r» SPRING ANO SUMMER. i»fi()
-M.HAT3. CAI'S AND STRAW GOODB.-WM.
M00RE.207 Broad street, is now in receipt
of a laree and well selected stock of HATS. CATS
and STRAW GOODS, winch he otfer* to his cus
tomers and the public in General at WHOLESALE
and RETAIL. He has now in store and for s»le
the latest and most fashionable st. les of a l l kinds,
qualities and colors of HATS, CAPS, and STRAW
GOODS.
Dress Mole Skin HATS, of the finest quality and
latent styles, made to order.
A callis most respect fully solicited from all in
want of a good Hat or Cap. at
WM. T. MOORE'S,
207 Broad street, Richmond. Va.
air rT b v st _ _, _To r
SILK HATS,
M<W 88-PT AT
EI,LETT A WEiSIGER'H,
No. 167 Main street, opposite the Exchange Batik.
Col><i|Btl!.g of
THE TRADE BLOCK.
METROPOLITAN,
D'ORBKY PARIS,
AND YOUNG GENT'S
ALSO—A handsome assortment of French SOFT
HAT.'-. ELLETT A WEISIGER,
fe M—ts No. 167 Main st.
D_iNa_s__nrr"
_-2«5_, IK. li. coi'LLlftG, DENTIST,
may hereafter be found at his office. No.
*i r 2ti7J 2 .Main street, between 9th and lO'.J.
prepared to attend to bis profession..! engage
ments, mh 2H— 3m
ail - , ARTIFiriAL TEETH.— The Cleo
*ft*>f, Aplastic and Vulcanite Process.— G. W.
***-— LD JONES, Dkntist. having the right for the
above mode of making Teeth, and l*eing satisfied
of its absolute superiority over all other methods,
can wtli confidence commend it to those desiring
full or partial sets ol teeth, and esr-e'iially such
rs may !*9 disaaMsfied with those they arc now
usine:. The perlcct adaptation of the pate to the
mouth, and ths suction thereby secured, enables
arm to insert one ot more teeth witAeaat tlmtmi.—
This inethiul having been adopted by those stand
ing highest in the profession. North and South,
testimonials will be given and specimens exhibited
to those wishing to see them. Sets of Teeth, on
gold or any other plate will of course be made ior
those preferring them. Filling, Cleansing, Xx
trading, and all other operations gently and tho
r.'unhlv performed. Teeth extracted by ELEC
TRICITY without pain
aV. Otfice on Main atreet, opposite Corinthian
HaUT ■______.
_•_■__. F. A. JETER,
SURGEON DENTIST,
< *'-'"P Office on Main, lsslow I'earl street, next
door to P. Horton Keaoh's trimming store, and two
doors at.ye Messrs. Thos. R. Price A Co.'s Dry
Goods store.
The subscriber having removed to the above
bouse, wouid be pleased to see those with whom ht
has engagements, and has made extensive prepa
rations to serve the pui.lic generally. All opera
tions performed in tbe most approved and scientific
etyle known to the Profession, and all work done
by him warranted to give satisfaction. foolS—ly
NOTICE-TO FARMERS AND MER
CHANTS WHO USE AND DEAL IN
GROUND PLASTER.-We would call your spe
cial attention to our stock, now in 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 long experience in the business, and giv
ing it our personal attention--aeeing thatevery bar
rel is well coopered and in good ebipping order, and
the Plaster thoroughly pulverised—we hazard no
thing in saying that it will he to your inUrest to
give us a call. Farmers sending bags will be fur
nished at one dollar less per ton. A liberal dis
count to the trade. References—Edmond, Daven
port A Co., Jas. T. Butler, and other merohanU.
S__Orders left in our box at Robinson A Rob
erts, will be attended to. ,
J. A H. F. SHARP, Steam PlasUr Mill,
no IS--tin * South side nf the Dock. Richmond.
CI RE A IifikITRAITOR-Fof removing
* paint, tar, wax, or any kind of grease, from all
kinds of silk and woollen Dresses, and from Broad
olotha.Cassimeres, Ac, without the ilightestinju
ry to the fabrics.
This article has been used exteneively through
out the country, and has received the highest re
oommendatiom. it also received tbe stiver medal
at the last Mechanics' Fair. It is made in thiscity,
and deserves the patronage of the South To I*
hid ol the pnn ipal Drug-gists, and at mv labora
tory, corner bin and 10th sts.. Richmond, Va.
EDW'DT. FINCH,
fa 18—Sin ____ Analatisal Cbemia f.
DOGGETT A ANDERSON,
CoKNFR or Kk ANKI.tN ABO MtH Sts..
Dealers in PAPER HANGINGS. OIL CLtfTHS
MATTINGS. CURTAIN MATERIALS, WIN
DOW SHADEB. BFDB. MATTRESSES and UP
HOLSTERING GOODS GENERALLY, have re
ceived their sprine stock embracing a full and
complete assortment in the above line, to which
tbey invite the attention and patronage ofthe pub
lic generally. They are prepared to do Paper
Hangm< and Upholstering in s superior stale, hiv
ing the very best workmen in their employ for that
purpose. ap .-3m
NEW TRl.tlM.lftU AftD FANCY GOO US
BTORK, NO. 11. MAIN KTREETv\_ttake
leave to inform the Ladies of Richmond and vicin
ity, that we have just opened an entire r.evr and
_f__<S*_l .»»»prtment of DRESS TRIMMINGS.
MANTILLAS, LACES, VKII.B. RIBBONS,
FBENCH FI.OWERS. MILLINERY and LA
DIES' FURNfSHINOGOODS.ingsnera!
Many years of experience, and connections with
the best wholesale houses in this country, will en
able us to turaiaii always what is new and desira
ble, and to oiler our goods st the fo.eet market
prices. t mli ao-lmi KAYTON A PLAUT.
QRO-ERtES* WI ft ES, LIUL ORS, AMD
WINSTON APOWERS,
lomtr.tf Cary nnd Pearl Sts., lending to Mayo' *
SB____B^
**** °__. J"». X«: LONDON DOCK, aad other
ISB.KMKDIKB; PURE RYE and other fine
WHISKEYS,aII of whioh they warrant a. please
the moat fssudjows oonaoaaasar. fc M • \m
RKIH-OftU rKHTIITu.K niIHTAi.
~ TURING MILIS,*BCK_TT-. RICHMOND,
VA. S. 11ARTM AN, General Agent, mautaotura
aad keepconeuatly a aaptly of pure, fine ground
BONE liUHT; HaramiuiV Amuioniated Soper
PHOiSPiiATF. of LIME: Hartiaaa'a improved
MANIPULATED GUANd. all of which we war
r_nt gßßUiue and to.al -adapted to .heat, corn,
oats, tobauno aad nottoa. . ___._"_._
;fe_S___-_g
, ******* WIHWIW SllAUiv
*J****J To l* rua off at aniniua||paaftcfifiee* aa
account of oul-rsiui my *^dmjkf^tmmtr.
! Also. Table aad Fh»r 9» \t\tgt
tiUfraated PARlok»lCTo_l«7dHUr«aat^e
P^"^«%^*2r
.r.lHi^'-v^aaai-^raßgW
BB}wwA%j*i* W.V^^p
S AMttL Rr - H>IOND
«fAKtrAOTt/BBS AKt> PEALEB IN
FURMTURE ANl> XAT_RKB*KS.
Tae farmers aad plasters, and.alll others in want
of FURNI lUßaaad MATTRESBfcS. «a.Bfac #
tared by Us most sxptneßosd workmen, and of
tbe beet materials, will Sao it to their iaterest to
examine my stock before hnying.as i hare recent
ly reduced my prices. You .will and—
ROSEWOOD PARLOR OAK CHAMBERBKTB;
SETS: COTTAGE FURNI
WALN.T do. do: TURK; __, .
ROSEWOOD CHAIN. MAHOGANY SETS;
BER SETS; MANTEL MIRRORS ;
WALNUT do. do.; WHAT-NOT 8;
MAHOG'Y do. do.; ETKGRKB:
BEDSTEADS; CHiLpRJ_W'B_CHAIRB;
BUREAUS: JKNNYLIND BED
WARDROBKS: STEADS;
WABhBTANDS; CRIBS and CRADLES ;
TABLES; RECi M B'NT CH Al RS;
CHAIRS; CENTRK TABLES;
SIDEBOARDS; FEATHER BEDS]
TETE-A TETES; WRITING DESKS:
SOFAS; FANCY CUAIRB;
BOOK CASKS: WORK TABLES;
DINING TABLES: LOUNGES;
ROCKING CHAIRS; PI AHO STOOLS;
MATTR EB.ES ; ' OFFICE CHAIRS.
mh »-2rr.
", 1 Jt_B E. U ATHRIGIIT. VVR ft ITU Hl
<■_■_■_** WAREHOUSE, ON OOVKRNOB ST..
__l BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN,
«_M__|)>as on hand at.hu time the lariest and
■■^■^beststock of FURNITURE he bas ever
offered to his friends and tbe public—a large portion
of which being CITY-MADE-which he pledgee to
sell for less profit than heretofore. Painted, Im
itation and Solid Oak, Walnut. Mahogany and
Rosewood CHAMBER BUITS, from 92* to Sto*
all styles Marble Top TABLES; also. WARD
ROBES, from 9 10up;TETE A-TETES.DIVANB,
SOFAS, from 913 up to 97ft; Jenny Lmd BED
STEADS, from 99 to 978; beautiful Broeatelle,
Plush, lasting and Hair Cloth PARLOR MUITB
also, COUCHES and BED LOUNGES, at twenty
five per cent, less than can be purchased else
where; in fact, hie stock embraces every article
usually kept in hie line. Call and examine
for yourself, and see how much yon can save be
fore purchasing elsewhere. Also, a large assort
ment of Recumbent, Invalid. Ann. Easy and Re
volving CHAIRS: MATTRESSES. Hair and
Shuck, and BEDDING. mh 21-d3m
CARBIAOES, &c, FOR SALbT"
ONE HORSE CARRIAGE FOR
*__*-»_»__ SALE. I have for sale a handsome
w — v*? ON E- HORSE CARRIAGE, new. and
city-made, which 1 .ill sell ver? low. ,_
___3- -ts R. CAUTHORN.
lAR RI AC _•»• ■tA RRI AG fS. -
_£gg*_£o. A. FRANCIS. Asent for Wm. I
aa_ a_r-Murry. manufactures for sale, and will
make to order, any style of VEHICLE, from a
Sulkey to a Four-Horse Coach.
Factory on Franklin street, between 13th and
16th streets.
REPAIRING done with neatness and dispatch.
mh »-lm*
A a_r_gaLo. Oil! MAN, MAN. THOU ART
«Wf3gs___but dust; therefore, why grieve at the
vr~\Jf -changes of life, for it leavee but a
dreary waste to contemplate upon. So cow for so
liloquizing.
Mr. EniTOB : As I said ib my last advertisement
I had Men stud) ing astronomy, of course people
expected to hear of some great phenomena I would
nave discovered, but in examining the elements, 1
found there was a mystery beyond the comprehen
sion of man, and as 1 had no desire to build a tower
of Babylon, therefore 1 gave it out and went to
solidities.
I am now still in the ring to trade for anything
from the bowels of the earth to the mountain top,
so that I pusii along, keep moving; for it is wiser
than setting aside and dreaming, sighing and wast
ing iife'a tide, for in life's earnest battle those only
prevail who daily march onward and never say
fail. HAGAN'S JOHN,
18th St., Creek Nation, Richmond, V a
P. B.—l promised the public a romance of my
life, which will be forthcoming in due time.
_ja _>-3m
/_•__*__/ UARRIAI-ES, CARRIAGES.-.
sui>«criber has on hand.at his Coach
sSr -arr Making Establishment.on Lombard Al
ley, lietween .Main and Carv.(l3th and 14th sts.)
nearthe Columbian Hotel. COACHES. CHARIO
TEES. BAROUCHES. BUGGIES, with and with
out tops, and SULKIES—aII ot his own make, of
the best material and workmanship—all of which
will be sold as low as good work of tne kind can I*
in tho city of Richmond, and I respectfully ask a
call from those in want if any article in the Car
nage line., as 1 am determined to make to order and
to sell at the lowest prices possible ; and all work
sold that is new, warranted.
fe_t~d9m MICAJAH MANGUM.
CHINA, GLASS, &c.
'TMIK PLACE .OR BARKAINS-At
a- SCHAAP A CO.'S. corner of Broad nnd 3rd
streets China and Glassware st the cheapest
S rices ever heard of. such as Tumblers from _*o. a
nzen up; Goli'cts lrom $1 50 a dozen up; Keresere
Oil Lamps frmii 75c. a piece up—all worth double
the money ; Tea Sets and Dinner Sets far I clow
regular prices, as new goods are pouring in daily,
and ~e must make room f->r them. Our stock of
Bird Ca-es .ii.d Children's Carriagei surpasses
anything in variety and low prices. As for lloute-
Parmebiat Goods, such as Lookiiu Glasses. Ten
Tra>s. Coil'ee and Tea Pots, ol a I kio.s of metal.
Table Cattery, Wooden and Willow-Ware, anil
thousands of other articles in that line, a call from
th.-sain rant of such goods will prove hsnnfaial
to thcin at they wiM save lrom U to 25 per cent, by
purchasing at BGHAAP A CO.'S,
Comer.>f Broad and .id mi.
S-O Tc,..NA. N «LAS S ; yj|
\m i_ aii rll i_ nwan i: . rfriG
O. B. TAYLOR.
117 MAIN STREET.
Has now in store, ami on storage, lateli received
per shins Invincible. Niagara and Star of the West,
and from ihe principal ulas* factories of the coun
try, the largeat and most ooiuplete assortment of
BO.adi he has ever !>een able to oiler to the trade of
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee. He feels
confident he can compete with the re packing
houses of the North ; and as an assurance of his
ability to do so, he will duplicate at the same pricei
any bill purchased of a re.-pna.kiitg house at the
North within the past twelve mouths. Al! orders
sent to him will receive i.h pergonal attention.—
Goods . ...n-lull) packed ana forwarded promptly,
mh 28-lui
tt ii i n a, « i, Aaa,
AND EARTHENWARE.
SPRING TRADE. 1380!
GE O. J.BO MN E X * CO.,
V„, GLASS, AND QUEENS WARE
WAR B HO USE.
No. 51). Pearl or 14th street, Richmond. Va.
In c-.'ii.f-iiu'ii.-e of unavoidable delay in the com
pletion of our new warehouse, on Governor street,
we shall tie unable to remove unm the r-juiiu trade
closes; ami our friends will find us at the old loca
tion. No. 20 Pearl street, tor another season.
Our stock is now daily arriving, and is the largest
snd most complete stock of EARTHENWARE.
CHINA and GLASS; ever offered in VirgSiia. and
we invite tho attention of the merchants of Vir
ginia, North Carolina aud Tennessee, who may
visit this market, to our prices, confident that we
can successfully compete with the (largest houses
in any of the Northern Slates.
We .'ill* task them to sive us the preference over
Northern houses, provided we can do as welt for
them. We ask nothing more.
The most experienced packers employed, and
goods slopped promptl).
We supply the bust quality of Stoneware, as
low as it can be purchased at the Factory.
We give our prompt and faithful attention to the
execution of orders.
____ r >_,___ ,, !* op, » *bab*b S-FdTR E -
or Jars, Pitch
**kA*** ers, Churns. „.• , 1..r s-de ac
__T KEhSKE A PARR'S Pottery.
__ Corner a»f Cary and 12th streets.
TAILORING, &c
mm SELECT STOt'E OFM'KIX. A Nil
>H SUMM ER GOODS.-i am now inTeceipV"
__. 5. ****** selection of R E A D Y-M A D E
__P CJ-QT H 1 N G : alio. CLOTHS. CAsSI
-***-MERES and VESTINGS together with a
MMnrto a_wsrrtmpßt or GENT'S PURNISHiNG
GOOns, consisting in part of Shirts, Undsr Shirts,
Drawers Socka, Ties, Gloves and Collars. The
citizens ol Richmond and the public generally are
respectfully invited to call and make early esleo
tions. E. D. X EELING. No. IU Main el!.
Next door to C. W. Puroell A Co.'s Banking
__> 'in 1 "*? Mouse
a>. aPKIXtrTR/tUE. IwlliiT
'***•% RICHMOND MADE lODlf.
M .-, CLOIHING.
ff The subscriber oilers to the public a
************* . assortmsat of CLOTHS,
MERES, VESTING. Ac, oi Southern manufac
ture.
He has a number of workmen constantly em
ployed, and is determined to aiaks and aad aaefaeap
as any Northern house.
All garments of Gentlemen's wear made to order
promptly. B BEcHER. 33 Main st .
ap a_____! in* Under the Mansion House.
4' (.ENTLEIvit V'» (LOTH I NO AHO
FURNISHING HOUSE.-We w<«ld inform
the citizens and public generally, thit we
have bow m store a large, vsried and ooin
. _,Firtts_^ r , l . m '.B„ of , Osßtlemen'sSPßlSOJ
and SUMMER CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS, snibracing all the latest atytas aad novel
ties ot the season, which, in point of stale, taste
auddur-ibiliiy.oannot us turpatsed.ail of .Inch
ars manufactured b> ourselv«.a. expressly to suit
the tastes and wants of taia market, and whioh en
ables us to sed at a much mors reduced price tl.au
any other h'aise in the city. Als.., a Urge aaaort
f&trSf l»wc_flrß.iioa__ furSishing
GOODS alwais on hand. tA# would remind the
youns men end foiiowera of fashions, that we are
continually receiving cample card* of tae latest
si>le goods, lrom which we cau make to order, at
short notice, anathiiu to complete a gentlemaß't
wardrol*. lalS. t*. WALKER A 00.1U3.
__eS___r Cor. Maißßßd llth.or Peatl *.ts.
IJOHN E. UOHERTVa
MERCHANT TAILOR.
_, ~ IMb street, aear Cary.
Would moat rsspectfaUy inform his friends
end customers and ths publio seaeraiiy,
tuat he is now in receiptor hie ataaok of SPRINi.
and HUMMER G(KJIJS. consisting of CLOTHS,
CASSIMEKES acd VESTINGS. which he would
be happy to make ap in th. atoet aupeiiur ttylt
and on tke lowest remunerative ei.dita.
N. H.-Hav:ag small expense. I eaa make gar
meats to ordsr aa low aa they aaa be had at any
cluthiug house ia tbs city aih Jl-la
jOTpW
&*_m_Mß_^ct ,^|i?
eermsg sad reatoi.af the impaired vieioa to iv
-w&V-'-i&ib-» °WV \**3 _'_"'.•- aaaortaitßt oi
, -3y»a_o_^^
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. atat-E uwa runuir.
aoah at .-' _._u_. •___?-____.'" |"s___T*
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OFFICE lIMMJSD
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S.pt*.„o_ics R.. k. AF. X *»* L *l'Ti.|fc-
Richroosd.Aa,A.. .jL Co | '***'■
OFFICE "^g*J^gr^
th * Mri^S
"mC
Mail daily. (except Susdars.i ». r *i a
tbaibs uuva raraaeatae r.",a .. _•*!
Express, daily at ■ I| c_m 1 *
Accomm* .ation daily,(eicept"_nd'»;, f*> *-l
Mail, daily, (except SeniuVs i «» _| 1 •
aae-iB TT_o_: H. WYNNr" v „ rt »a£i
ISM. the l___ W r*_rU SB l K 'i **** 3
Dail-(.xeeptSunX, , .,__" 1 «""'
Taeadays aad Fridaaa at..]! »HAi
_ ~ rcoa wiiirtßoss. ••Sri
Daily (except fundayn at *" — l
Taesdaysand Fridayiat .*" ~*_ltl
Moadays and Thursdays at ! "'*rr.u **
• . LB **'as WHiTgiiiii-.*" "■ Ml
Tuesdays and Fndayi at l "*' l
„ . < Coaneoting with can __.' __ 'At
Urbanna Stage leaves sThits■ h M _
and Fridaye at 8 A. M.; return
Satunlaye. * ™e«.teetf_ Tlv
Wslkerton Stare leavei Wh». u„ .
and Thursdays at s A. ML; retan_____ x «!'ta,
_,Fre.sht Trains leave and af?,_? 5_ ! »«
WednesdiyeandSaturdaas M *■><&*.„
j±p-** ___________ rp. ■.-_„.„ w ;
_ii__PiB wW "^v.w l ' % -u
if-w ___ m . ton, !,,;,„,[ |". rro "-l»
all ofthe above-mentioned t. ! i. Z 1, J_? "a* .
direct, expeditious and eoml .rtaN. _* - *at_
RICHMOND AND PETERS_r»c. r _!_ _ S
FOLK AND PETERSBIRi R»,, _ J *tVv
the Richmond and Pe».'rst..ir< R 1
Office, in RiehßM.nd. THRoV.iH Tlf-g'S_Wi
be s.*ld at tbs following rstei: ''»'« »
For Norfolk; first olass p.uw*>r -*,*
_ D _; J ,. Second do. d... Ut
For Old Point or Hampton, return'____; U
the round trip good Withis £___?__
elaas passengers - u »«.int
Second do. do |g
Straight tickets; first class ' .
Do. second d 0...." — lj
These rares embrace the Btea_ib__ „ '■ .
Norfolk to Old Point, and * iil-y.,'^ ; '','«• ''*
attending the transfer ..| Passea •*••« .3 S l *"*
between depots in Petersburg » n d fr.m,
upon the Steamer at Norfolk. m -» Uy
At Norfolk, tii«* Cars connect g'u__
Bteanier. which has l*>en _u»«..i , ' " *-i
nection Withtbt Norlolk and
There is no demy or ißeoavenieneei. A '"**
Passengers itop from the Can unm ____*-
wharf. r '"*«et»aii,.,
Paasengere hy this rout* leare R,,.h-.,«j
A. SL, and breakfast in _'»
folk at 10',. and land at Old P.mt ?.r ii *** *'
I«M.. allowing ample time for *|l-____■"■ *
arrangements and a SALT WAIFH Mi ru_'"»
dinner. "»»aa«mj
Passengers by this routs have ths pmii M .„,
maming over in Norfolk a..l f „ >n( tVI, jh. 1
Hampton in the aftern.M.n sf V, the _____■■
Passengers RETURNING from o*d __s
Hampton, leave Old Point at feU 4: '
ton at 7:45 A. ML. (in saeb ease sftsr''_e *2*
breaktast.) reacfi Norfolk at I.); k£' t iiZu+J
P. SLj arrive in Petersburg a* 4:_ »■_.. n„,
at 5:43 P.M...U tune te
going on watt tame evening. ■•.
CHECKKD THROHfH
. W|| i.fam MAtffl).
Engineer and . .p't N. A f, j\
®r3"*i»B_____,J' K *i, ATSO 'TH- i__a
<S»s|S« A 1 1 ISbit
DANVILLE RAII.iIOAD.-CHIAuKOPaAV
DUI.E.—On aud alter January 2rtia. )«v ttel
and Ifaaaenger Tram ..n th'i read wiil run m _
lows: ■ B
Leave Richmond, daily (Mnmlay's excepte.li _i
A. M .for Junction ißnrLeviiS.lLyn _hsrt _*
tol. Kn.xviile. Dalt'.n aadAttaata. tJa, Cta
■pnga, Nashville. Grand Junction,:ami >U»,.,
Term , Montgomery and Moiiiie, Als, Sis
Orleans.
Leave Richmond tailr, rexr-ept Sunday.: h
Danville, Va.,and OrcenN.r..', N. Cat JA. .V.
RKrt^R**iNt" : ;
Leave Junction, (Uurkeviih) da-la. tßmßt\
excepted) at lo A. M., and arrive in'Ricaaubi'i
Leave D.nville daily, (txeepl Sundiiintii.
M ~ and urrive in Riehmoad it 1 j". M '
The above trains caiaaect l«it'i arm« v.ili ••,
South-tSide Raitread trains to ami frsa Ua lw
west al the .Innciion. inj with the Vtrgam C»
tral.aed Ki.-limond, 1 rederiekiian md t*.it.w*i
Ruil.-oud trains, to and from the Rartk it H I
ni'.ni!.
■_» Threegh Tickets aald.aad btgtMi htM
through to tho tnora points: alio,to trie Tirpit
Springs.
IV For Through Tickeia and fnr'Nfr in(n~»
tun, spph ar me t.riket oifi. eoi Ua |.. h nttl..-,
Danville H..in.vul Compani. RiebsMri
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RANGEMENT.-IMI'OKTANT To rRA'.'U.
EIB.-THROUGH TICKETS AM) Thßui.,j
CHECKS.-GREAT NORTHERN K«jT TC-Car
ryin< the great United St»res >Ihil. Twmm
(Sunday night eastrpted I l«*t*i.*cii Rni.ni M.j\*i
audria, Washington. Baltimore, l',i,- vi. i>,,..>i
York. and all impori.tn l poißta weM, ntsM
Creek and Washiagtoa, o-.er the Rick—cad f-*
ericksburg A Potomao Railrsed, t» the rstaa
river, 76 rnilen, and t>y splemlnl as 4 sswhrwh
steameia thence to VVitslniiii'.n. .'*J m * -~ •'
mile? in so veil hours; l*e.ii. n i:0ii,1..rt,»".» !_>••
fectly safe rato of spsed.
Hours ol doiiartarc: t_U, A. _L land t, If. ._
BA«jirA(JE, under ciiari-'e of Ai'*
ChECKEDTHHOUGHtoWaih.ni(i..n.Hi;t__.
Philiidelpbia and New York.
Taaooaa TictßTsean be lecuredintiie!" *
mz rater.
Toßalnmore, #7 001 ToWasLinton.. «»
Philadelphia.. .8 Ml New York. . 1»
Cincinnati 3SO I St. Lss. ... J»»
Columbus 3UIS I Chioa*". ft.
Indianapolis ... tt 00 I Pitts..un **
Cairo S3 50 1 Liaiiavilie **
Day ton xt 25 I De"»tur »"
Jenersonvills ,28/5 Newsrl J"
Rock Island 3.001 ViacenuM. . "
Zanesville 18 a» I
Passengers breakfast and iup.it AafilanJiaca
on board the comfortable steamer t.tviiii Am.
Creek and Washington. .
i__ For further information, apply sttlnaie
Broad street, .*th.*ckoe Hill.
JAS. B. Wll_rToN,6ea'lTi_atAr>
Sam'l Rctm, «up't. ,
OKI-ICE K. A 1). ABM
Ri.-H.oM', Oct. BJB\±
__4|f_£ H_.KRN MAU. KOl-TE-fci
_■___-_■ ■■ ' latearranaesseut.the H f i***
and Danville, BeMth-Sids, Virgtsisstd waßßj
East Tennessee and Virginia, Inst leasSßßSs;
Georgia, and Memphis and ChsfSJt—« **'**.
have entered into an agreaaatal si laa *<~]
Children under three years of age, Hats, ay as*
respective roads, to take eniect on scd _'.« ?B~ r
ber Ist. IdfiP. , ~ „ ..-
To persons trailing in Negroes, wid <***"■„■£
route olleisadvantaies unsurp_»«il Liwr^.
For further particular!, appo »'f"* J'•_',.
fice. Riehmoad and Danville Ka"';■,»'• .' c _t
OCJJ—dU C. CA.Mi'bbl.L, *»
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i__l3 S_ RAILR oA I' -Ji'JcAi
-S__l!yff_ _wJ MAIL snd PASefc-' 'V
TRAIN will Isave Richmond
f.jr GORDONBVILLE. CHAKLOfTt-?' *•■*
STAUNTON. LYNCHBURii. Al.*.*-***-'* *
and WASHINGTON. , ltmmt
mh a-U WM. F. A iOOCI. i****j*Z
PIANO FORTES.
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\Wa**\ MANUFACTORY, AND 'bY,
niTTI D E POT OK F('K K1" - * B**\ X \ *
CAN MUSIC AND MUSICAL '^V_«rj *
DORR A HADE. Warer.-.ina 31.
Broad atreet. would respeetd't- •'.'-".V# *>
tentioa to their large assort went «.i r ,'t__b J<
woald oftr each lusrantees as wriii •»"-'
ao.t fasti.lions purchaser. .«_,___,>•'
Our PIANOS ars .arranted tot ***.***!l\ ib
ia tune twwive rooaths. sad •x"": '*^*'Z lM g m
ftrst six months, if they fail to vr**ov*****~
turn Us the purchaser. . <*+ •*
Particlar attention is paid lj ;*r**n ' m
oountry, aad persons may *>!>»» '•' ,
faithfal aaecatioa of their orders. * tmm
Old Pianos taken ia stuliaiii!* aw *** ****
ML PIAKOB hirsd at le. § „ A «
_del»-_A.cw»Z Kks«"_*
in -llcit'teni of Riclin...nd irtjWnm*
our HI ANO FORTES. We :ua»* f'*" ,i_i*
auaSLateTwith Mr. CAiRI:BI ,JA* gX"
i. all reapeeU. may be teited bytsei«'
famed Chicken at* saJsstif*'',
Wt warrant all our PI AMOS, t B _»TT. - ._-<;
higti aed as numeroui testiß_awt*atsaa
m the country, all efwhtei eaa **J**l
Csaasis. oa Broad « , [_* e jy^i- l x jU_l>» ir
MJ^«ATt^^S^
_*l WmtBBM ■»Jiyß* , '_S
FlHe ha. removed ho- «h. ***** *>«'
*Bmm*A\ aaiiiexr»-.»r*«owiH-J.
Aad his fried* >a
Butsiala he tauihs. I_>f a »*«»'*"^~, ■**
Waer. ts CkHks snd »JR*?W££ ,*d»-* J
He stags the ..Id sobii oi :t_jm .»■« •
A ear. imi that his butaaes* w »■ i; al tea
Ah. truly the aotei el *t _ tstfsii *-
What a deuce «l a trsde h* isjd_» **>**'
Oh. hs's ixsd an. a shop ae*i ** aaa.
Jsst shove biaae ia dry »£* *££{>*
Toiethsr thsV 7 !! msle tun* at f<*™
leaay W^rTWftSSfe
Watch and CUK-.Mas,r.j-.^
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