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TF.LE6KAPHTO'NBrWB.
~T|ea»rtcs for *h« aiclMPosd Dispatch.]
IATEE FROM EVROPR.
ARRIVAL PERSIA.
mbw Yoaa. May a.—The steamship Persia,
from Liverpool oa the lxth last., arrived here
<hts afie rßcoß ' _
• vii itr.en tal affairs generally are unchanged.
rttrtbeldf's expedition to Nlclly was tbe
„ r ,mineni topic of the day. Up to ths hour
It the IVraia * sailing, nothing had been beard
". „.« landing. It la believed that an insur*
__ti_a existed in the interior of the island.
A name existed at Sbanghai, and business
Jet sßsfMdw in consequence of the approach
nf the rebels
The expedition of Garibaldi numbers 2,900,
sn<i I* **" P r -- V,,, ' v * with mnnitions ot war.
*, «si>l»e irt ''earners on the night of ihe
__ [tarej reported that he would land at
___thris aad crrafea diversion there.
Tne Maßihaster Cotton Association had
j( . ,isannual meeting, at which it was stated
s_* as enasawnkftag prospect existed for ex
__stsg the eetsba producing arm.
Tfie astßß of France g-tined over 3,00i>,00t)
,„.."-« cash, dming April.
gasvors of Rumibb intrigue against Tur
_m are again afloat,
.•I l»e Medio*, the Lien tenant of Garibaldi,
~ .si.l toaasß enrolled r.,(Hgi men tor the Si
•ill *xiv.titi>.n, principally In Lombardy and
Vrssce,but ihe Sardinian Government, it is
tertbst -teportid, will be invoked to prevent
■Stir departarsi
ThsPsris Bourse (May Pith,) is unsettled,
■stihsdeeßaeof tntentimes since yesterday.
(-"MMBKt'tAL.
■ - . Ma* II —Ctttrw—f3ajssa fort be week
fjtgm, balsa, including 4,500 to speculators and
•jh >~ axporters Tbe market closed at an ad
■ %ace«f I', on fair cin-tations, but th* quotations
,• .'»■ sa advenes of 1' 4 on Orleans ami on Mobile.
v' • " n. stay l«wer cr„*|es are firm and unchang
, • Risers offer freely, but show no disposition
inarsss s«lss Onesns fair Al.. middling 6*.'di
..,-.'« fair T*«. •Iddlrag 6S-M Tbe stock in port
~ i *,:' ■•» basSS, including KI.OOO balsa of Amen-
Jf*ss f *ra/j -Tlie weather is favorable for errs. ;
;-■ .*.' (I.;" " wheal linn. Porn declined (H.&10.—
Wskrhe s '! A- Nash's I'irciiiar says yeil"W oorn haa
4* rhned fu!ly lr.. *"d white 25.. < n the wesk
' p,',t-i.,.-.»*".-Bert'in f-iir demand at low rates.
r.-Tj. qaiet Bio. n t'u*>Tant. and Ijt2s liialier
nnee Tuesday. Smsr p'Mially sl'thtiy hicher.
S»val Store*.— Rests arm Spirit* Turpentine
he'sv at 345.. rwit unproved at the close.
I oM,re»«ional-
Wa'iiisi-.-.ob, May ffl. jgiaalr.~-lfr. Ben
..imin reported a bill proTMißf. for the cap
mred Africans of las Wildfire.
Tbe House bill providing b ,r the construe
noi, 0 ( certain military roads, in Washington
Territory, ares passed. M
Mr Btattory, of Eli, rapoTlea a bill for
building seven st:-amslo«.ps-of-war. to be used
for suppressing the African *la\c trade, OB the
*-...i*t ofAfrlca.
The Kansas* at incurred in tbr House at.iend-
BWBt to IBS bill rafalaUag (and increasing)
raspsy of the x.iw. j
Mr. Wigfall spoke in favor of IHvis' Terrl
rml re-t-.jiuiions. and it was agreed to wie on j
«;,etti to-m meat ;it l o'clock. i
Bdjearaest I
j! ..,,, -The Hon«.' passed ths Legislative,
Jadirhtlaad Executive appropriation bill.
The Japanese >i»it*d both lloiit.es of Con
{.res*, to-day.
Ol I School Ceasral Assembly.
Kn hbstkk, N. V.. MHj\.t» —The attendance
tbis moraißß was larger than usual. Three
r,nr.d; ed and tweaty-nine delegates wert> pre
.»n'.. A report va* presented and adopted by
lb* Assembly, recommending the second week
i:. January next as ■ season of prayer for the
shale Ji'.'tld.
Also * report. srMcfe was adopted, discoun
t«ii.Tin ii.g '.be practice oi social dancing, but
saving tbe matter of discipline to the several
■jBSttBS.
Th- report on foreign as lea loan was present
r<i by i)r E.l gar,and interesting remarks were
civi* by tli* l ILm. Walter I.jwrie and the Rets I
«• Rattooo, of Siam. I
Later from Mexico.
OSABLBBTOB, May v.'!.— A dispatch to the
Catrirraansuaeea dee arrival at New Orleans
ii iheaueuarf Pocahontas, from Vera Cruz
asKsblsthißst, Gen. /.uloago, on the Ist,
Bases a decree lieposing Miramon and as
•Baiag tbe Presidency, which caused general
al:t-j. to thr- Charcb party.
aTirSßtoa li;id sustaiiied several reverses.—
H" imposed large loaus in the city of Mexico,
rr.iu:* commercial houses being in-
Oes. UraffO, with b_<XN Liberal troops, in
cladlßg the Brigades oTOaravagal and Morelin,
was prspariag to reduce the capital.
Pceaaßßßg lose at Weyuionih, Mass.
Banes, May BE—-Tin* investigation of the
Con-Uf.-'s jury iv the late mysterious death
tt Eeysiouta, has resulu-d in declaring that
Betes; Praneea Tirrell was i>cusoneti with
lUyranlna, which has also been discovered in
•He reSKBiBB of the cldor sister, Mary, who
aeR Sheet three months previous. Ho'th girls
■erefound to be enoiente. llersey is in jail,
heavily ironed. His examination" will taho
pesos this week.
I'nttlt- Disense in Massachusetts.
■oeyoß, May '*^.— The cattle disease in this
S's'c i« attraetlag much attention, and it is
BrsbKbJe a special session of the Legislature
Bill be ciltai to cons-id-.- mentis of stepping
Itssseed. Tbe HouseCommittce to-day calle*l
the Secretary of the Na'ijnal Agricultural
Bocietj before them, foe information relative
Id the epidemic.
Fnllins ol n < liurih.
Nomvtrn, Or- May -j-> ._ A larpe portion of
tbeßeihoa_at Church, iv the courseof erec
'lun. to-day, severely injuring two of tbe
workmen. This it the sam*'.'dißce which was
ally destroysd, when nearly completed,
curing tbe severe blow of February loth.
Death sf Win. <\ Preston, of S. V.
iVh.tmbia, Hay 83.—Hob, Wm. O Preston
dial here to-day.
Andrew Bnrritt, an extensive cotton mer
chant, died at Hamburg, S. C, u»lay.
Northern Markets.
Bai.timobk, May 23.—Flour dull—Howard street.
«'i" Wheat, improved-white BLBltfffl fi3, red
Il is.i $1 S3. Corn dull and 2c. lower—white 88a
"le .yellow6Bc. Provisions steady. Whiskey *iuiet
at2l- liv
Raw Yobk. May SS.—Stocks higher and more
"'«'■. Va. 6's 8925. Cotton steady—sties off
lyv Flour derl.ned —Southern SS 75.8.25 —
>v heat active **ith a downward tendency. Corn
so— mixed :*nd veiiuw 70c., white SOc. Pork heavy
-nies«Sl7 37.i17 7.-. !,' high- r. Turpentine
heayy \x is*,. Roam steady at 81.ft3-1.5A. Rice
unchanged.
PALL, ONE AND ALL.-Cheap, theelieap
__ est Silk Lace .Mantles. Silk I see Shtwls. from
si 50, worth 86; same at 5 snd 87. selling every
where else at *10; nice Dusters, at <V)j .cheap at
•I; .Wheat Black Hilk Parasols, at the astonishing
low rn<-c of only 81 zi; handsome Black, Dark
'■teen, ami Brown Ladies' filk Viulirellas. at only
$1 rj, worth double the mopes; 78 doses the cheap
est, ami best Extension Skirts, lust, teceived. for
Children. Misses srtd Ladies, for 36c., .*>7.'icsoo.,
snd upwards: beauMful Summer Silks, at onl* 50c..
rnsap at 7Sc : O-gandies. Jaconets, Lawns,
J1... nre.i Robes, Berexes. Plain and Striped Blank
JJ.-Is. Irish Linens, Bosoms; Ladies', Misses' and
Chikfrsß's Nai'ers. Slippers, Morocco Buotees.
as ,at half their va'ue. All I ask is a call from
eat snd all, at No. 27 Main st.
_ JOSEPH BTRAUS.
OIALFRIVIH BLAIR LACE MANTIL
{* bAK. BOI'HNOIS AND MANDARINE
S_°AK« AND TAI MAS, OF THE NEWEST
___IGN« OUT THIS SEASON-Receiving this
n.nrfiinr.nn elegant assortment of tne above de
•irso.e aas seasonable Wrappings, purohased last
__■**» at the closing out auction sales in New
""». st an eaorawas reduction from prices ear
serai the season, and will he offered at the very
» • ••st advance. These, together with a prefij
Va ", B,,r ege Anglais. H.nirnois and Zenobias,
_" f«ii 'ne of Lace Points and Shawls, enable.*
m In {.Jesse the taste of every customer in want
/•irviinrti-r Wrapping. Ladies, it is to your it.
2 ! *«i tn call and ace tbem. if you desire to save
m " n «y ALFRED MOSKS, 03 Main st.
r pHK %l HMRIHRRSask your attention to
f, "'«.r large and spleudid etoekof fne Sp ing
.■•tt'iric, embracing the greatest variety of new
. ••• tasty st* lea tbey have ever offered, or to l<e
Jfal in the South, Purchasers are invited to
_". st the old and favorite place where for e_
';•''-' tears they have found superior quality Cloth.
;"• st iiiiHferate prices We propose to maintain
■* reiiutat.i..r> we have enjoyed for more thtin
__*/» >esr», end to make it the interest '•!' all to
,Z. .""" u » A oonstantlv increasing demsnd ior
','■ 'I'lnt is the l*»t evidence that our stocks,
«(. T o ( doing business meet the views
__. _ KEEN, BALDWIN A WILLIAMS._
V'HOINIA MCKDLKS.-Having sold, with
_frvt approval for years, the above Needles,
."«« «*presslt f>r me by one of tbe best makers
i_'J' ""(Land labelled with my aame.acd having
°? Vlr ginia coatofarma on the label. I beretiy
__?*«' Peisons in want of good Needles, that
tv;, CAn i'* ,u ' , » ,ii edwitb an article that will suit
__k*Maw mistake
Ye ■i~ _ Wstebmakar aad _swelsr._
A tS, 1 _ _» <____
»»..__ Bfto MA-BAKKR'B
IsfmJfflS * n t »n»igorating diet for the swk aad
■iavai_i! Bl 11 ' •■ *ase amaaamsrr asßsaoalt
te a earn bmatiOß ml the
Msh_J v .V7 ,th «heriosiadißßt9. »8» _P J Rl l iJ»»s'
•tree!u' nd , Mfe «*Wy. HießatsplßtlßlWl. Tbs
M I**"'**
L. WAGNER, Apotbsesrv.
fj^—.__ Coraar eta aad Broad ets.^
« sJ,,Vr* : __*"»*B!!-.We bars bow.a
•si VehJl Qm ». b» kB» Tranae. fieaaet Boxes
•at |J__*^*H?* ,M »»J **i*ll «• styles
"»*■»' _!*_**• •__'•
•a•^._!?f , " r,c «« Trunk. aJlef whichare offer
•ueli low pnoee as to insure stuck salsa.
„ MARCUS HARRIS A BRO.
_~_, Mw ost.B«gttatbeAswariswß|s!a|rL
k^^t^^mn^m^^
80 «Wi€ W>o . h l_?t____' t
8 * ™ "WBraWRfTSt J*R r* Tytr Pit
I aBaHIJsSaBaKaDN TamwV
GRAND efOUVKNIR.
TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT
JfR. ttEOR(.*E KVNKEL'
TUEBOA?*^ k E»t«,
On which oeoMionbew.il
FOUR MAONIFICENT OIL PAINTINGS!
Estimated, at their lowest vMuatioa.et
JHRKK HVNORED DOLLARS'
ONE LIFE SIZE PORTRAIT
CHIEF JITSTICJE MARSHALL.
By ths Celebrated Artist, . '. , P N'
■ ONE PKALE!
UN RANDOLPH, OF ROANOKE,
. -.RRMBRANDT TKALE;
aUU Tr t , , ied"aS. l,,,f ■ ***** lt ™ Ufe ' of «"•
EDWIN BOOTH,
in hia great eharaeter of
RICHARD THE THIRD;
l*4ai*ts I ARGK OIL PAINTING,
I "X^Lr*™ 1 : gj. o «rw o ork , or pn,,c, • ,1, *•—•»
__ _ ROB ROY I
The Programme of entertainmenu will be se
lected with great care,
(,'•"_•■• NOVELTIES
of the hirhest order.
The price of tickets is fixed at
I ONE I) ft LLA R,
I which will entitle the holder to a chance for one of
the GIFTS,
wt.ich will I* disposed of in the following manner:
______Ta___t_________ will tie nuintssred on
hoih «nds-the doorkeeper retaining one half and
the holder of the ticket the other. The door
keeper's ticket will be placed i n » b..x. and twen
ty-live numbers drawn therefrom- The holder ..f
the sixth number drawn will ty» entitled to the first
choice of the four PAINTINGS: the holder of the
twelfth, to the second: the holder „r the nine
feentn, to the third; the holder of the twenty -
lilth. to the fourth.
.■IE. Tickets ran be nurohased at the principal
Music Stores, Hotels, and at the Box office ol the
l lieatre.
VhK. Those desirnc to purchase Packages of
1 leasts, from five to twenty-five, will please make
.H* »J»»bcatMin at the Box office of the Theatre
N?^i»l , *s ,, « t .". w i l liT. r " M, - v »»'delivery on WEO
/:£ OA .* MORNING, the 23d, and until the day
of the benefit. nir _j_ t _
Fat 111 RRAUA I NT ~~
■r? ON CHINA::
atl*AWiVfKSf P*" *■* rnin '«t Fridjy night,
Mr. CARANISs' Lecture, on
THE ATHENS OF CHINA,
was postponed till
THURSDAY EVEMN(.. T HK2ITitorMAY,
GRACE STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
sts. u-_n v■ . At a quarter pasts o'e'eok.
ata. tie will exhibit specimens of their fine arts,
repicsenimg the interior of a fashionable dwcil
ißci also, a LANTERN BOAT, md other things.
Bis. He wnl explain their mode of nianutactur
ltic fine silks and satins
KA. He will comment on their fashions and their
vices: and, while explaining the mode of smoking
opium. wit| exhil.it a l»eautiful specimen ot the
opium pipe.
iiP !^it\r l w ' , i?_Pi J,l P, t , . h ? ir ">oet "ingn'ar PLAN
9f GOVERN I Nil BEGGARS AND THIEVES.
1 he 1 ..Icemen of the West ma* catch a t:ew idea
irointiie ohtnese in these matt.- re; or rather, it
devolves upon the Mesons aad City Fithers tosay
Whether they will profit by the experience of the
Celestials in governing thieves for the last 3,000
years.
B*_ The NATIVE CHINESE will be present.
_»?>» Admission 35 cents. my 23—4 i*
_X _. __- POO t~ioo Nl-FOR
_ THE FAIRFIELD AND
*_s_S_?_R__S__*' ASH [ ' A - NJ ' RACEv—The
ROOM under the Bal-
House has been removed
&&>%%&' *&HJ&$ convenient hall at the WALL
EXS&fI HOTEL, which will !>e opened THIS
EV EN ING. for the sale ot Pools for ta-morrow's
rane.as F.-irfielil. All persons interested in racing
r ,°-, 1 . a ., v " e,, „ t r.J?:1? ,,d - Tl,e r,,,,m ■*'" t* opened
EVERy the next
two weeks. m y n -dlOt
TZtZ i-T-Tiir- PE EASANT St EC URBsoM.
!.Sth iri-t.,
will leave tne FREDE
RICESBURG DEPOT at 9 o'clock A. JW. Re
turning;, will leave ASHLAND at 5 P. M.
For the benefit of tho Ashland Baptist Churr-h.
addresses will be delivered, and the Grour.de of
the Railroad Com pan* will be free to the excur
sionists
BOUND TICKETS-AdtfttsSl; SabbathSehool
Scholars, at seats, my 19—ts
BmsT^TaTBRT.
__j*\ FRENCH iVIILLINRRY.
JrZ MADAME SON respectfully an fuSftS
■■ounces to her customers and the ladies generate ,
that she has received by tli*> last steamer, a new
supply of SUMMER MILLiNERY. of the latest
fashions.
My store will be els SB I nex» Friday, at 6! 2 P.
■ ..sadrs-OBSB on Tuesday, the 29th, and will
continue open every day, except Saturda*s and
Sundays. mv 22-3t*
REMOVAL. gjjjT
s*v N . <'. It Alt TON Ifiltfi
Has removed to the new buiiding. No. 229 ftiain,
between Hth and 9i.h streets. His new store being
commodious and expressly arranged for the RE
TAIL MILLINERY BUSINESS, will enable him
to keep a'arge assortment of ready-made Milli
nerj articles, as well as to add to the convenience
anil protit of his customers. Especial attention
wul lie given to the ytiblionau-l French Flower de
partment, and the assortment will lie found com
plete during all seasons oi the tear. In connection
with nu'-inery a'ticles. he will keep a general as
sortment at ladies' Collarß and Sleeves. Lace
Capes and Berthas, Lace and Mourning Veils, Hn
il'ii Veils, Ac. of the latest styles. He would also
invito attention te a new department which he has
added to the milliner* business, viz : the manufac
ture, to order, of PI.OAKS and MANTILLAS,
'..inch will be under the supervision of a competent
designer. The latest Pans fashions will be re
ceived monthly. All orders will meet wiUi prompt
________■ my 19--dlw
si msr m. Mil,lTnler7y. jugT^
MRS. DAv7s~A SISTER, alHttO
214 Broad Street, between i'h and sth. North side,
Have just received a and varied assortment
of
SUMMER MILLINERY,
embracing ail the latest styles, to which we invite
« attention of the Ladies ami puMic generail*.
so, a large assortment of Children's GOODS.
__<e\ SEC o No OPS NIM6 OR ______
f_B_J SUMMER FASHIONS. &*»£
Mr.. DEMELMAN.on Main, be-SaSo
tween 17th and ISth sis., informs her customers and
the ladies in general, that she is ready to show her
Summer styles of ft! ILLIN EX V. in all its branch
es. 'Die articles will be so<d cheap.
BONNETS and PLATS altered and bleached.
Country merchant* and nnilijicrs will find bar
gains at wholesale, having bouftit a large stock for
that trade. tap 12-2m»] J. DEMELMAN.
___R _ A"CARII.-
THE LADIES OF RICHMOND AND
__£_« VICINITY.
Miss REBECCA SEMON
Would respectfully announce to ihe ladies that
she will open lie.- Room this u.iy ( MONDAY) with
a beautiful stock of Children's Clothing, such as
LITTLE BOYS' DB ESSES.SACQUES.APRONS,
TALMAS, and evet) article suitable for a child, nil
handsomely embroidered and made up in the most
fashionable style to please the most fastidious..
A handsome lot of PATTERNS. Just received,
the newest styles.
DRAWINu, PINKING. EMBROIDERING and
GOLD and SILVER BULLION WORK dove at
tbe shortest notice.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR'S GAUNTLETTS and
ROSKTThSoI every description made to order,
and all kinds of REiiALfA repaired.
FLANNEL SKIRTS and SHAWLS for infants,
and every article suitable lor children's wear, can
be had by oallinest Miss REBECCA SEMON'S
Room, at her father's residence, two doors below
the St. Charles Hotel. Main st. my H—2w
_mrnfc VA m kk* BOAT FOR SALE.
9ySbibWaJS>J> Ha*' n.- m.re Boats llinn I have n
f,, r , i or f er ( or sa | e t i lfl A DK
LINE, which may be seen in the Dock, near Ed
mond, Davenport A Co.'s. Terms liberal. Apply
to Mr. Taylok, at the Sand Yard^
W. C. KNIGHT.
___________ ____; my 23—3t"
JMEXOW «'OST.--I have about ___■__.
2UOO pairs of f.ad es'. Misses' and sSsw*Bag
Children's Colored _ _
SHOEH AND GAITERS,
that I will sell without regard to cost, (mostly for
misses and children,) suitable for evening Shoes.
Those is want, will do well 'o call soon.
_in y 23-3t * W. p. W. TAYLOR.
______ TO iHk A.AOIES.
mmmWnml IMPORTANT NOTICE.
We are prepared to make to order and ensure per
fect fits Ladies' ar.d Misses' CONGRESS AND
LACE GAITERS, of tbe finest material. For
style and wear tbey cannot he auraasted by any
maker. North or South. All we ask is a trial tn
ensure a handsome Gaiter ami perfect fit.
FISHER A NORTON,
Pealera in Boots and "hoes,
_my_a—3t .. __ ja * Broad st , Richmond.
_?*____" FOR SALE-A No! 1 BUGGY HORBE;
jjm3% rides well under the saddle; is five years
perfectly sound and gentle; would
make a first rate family horse; sold for no fault
Shatever, the owner not having time to use him.
eis very aulisk, and of a handsome color. Ap
sly at thia office. my M-3t
rx __ FOR SALE.-A No. IH_3RSE,BUG-
I_S>GYand HARNESS; also. SADDLE and
a2Xj)RJULE. The horse is « years old. a bob
tailed bay, rides delightfully aud is a uuick buggy
horse, ia sold for no fault; but because the sub
scriber has no time to use him. For terms,apply
at 101 Main street, or at American Stabies. aealt by
my2l-ta JOB. K. HIX.
_T EOR BA C E—Three very fine npd
!_____. well-broken MULES They are sold for
■____ no Csslt; tbe owner has no ass far tasm.
_B___g___Appl* at this office.
•aans FARMS in Charles City county, containing,
respectively. 100 aad 243 acres of fas land. See
aßflbWa^^
•"tA Asgsat, te sloss Imaines*.
-A TTENTION, MOCBEEBBPBRB.-We
A have os hand a few mors of those
°* J, tt^sr* n7 _iaß_ Ma
ut*^'s^tl^S r l.!_rU_2r«i_
**• ■*• /___■• rtd __!__jj_«L_* "*•" w * ll " , '■•
Caßaaßjss. ibam
laf^llftffHJffiiat
asßsaavasamsmi.
. BsasLßsrs-i asar
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5«5_-____iSK(__ft? }
__aSsJPK PETERSBtBO, DIRECT^
WMntl\ m V 004 **»»•» dNACOBTA. Opt L.
abrtee sort, and will sail oa Saturday, foil or not
full. For freight appl* to *
my MILLSPA UGH A RE A D.
_aj_d___ _f •_■_," HltAB El. r H FaTl
Saasmaßß.Js*ai A . "r? J R t »l ra ' hi » PENNSYL-
T__^^"»*NlA,Cast. D. Tit al. is now ready
KfaTOPJiWf an . d »'_,«••»• »» THURSDAY,
■J) *yh : at 7 o clock A. M.
«E?.\£-5 ,, . t ?- r •*•»•*■•• barlßg superior accom
modations, appl* to
_„ . _____ P. CARDOZO. Agent, Rocketts.
Boston freight taken through by steam, at re
duced rates and with dispatch? my »-At
B__k__-s»__*M BOSTON-FIRST VESSEL.
_i£_gt>T>e superior fast sailing schr. MVHES,
VV. H. RiK.nss, having a prrtmnof
jsrso encaged and going on lioard, will hays
k dispatch. For l»ifance of freight, apply to
raj -ta DA VID AWM CIJRRI fe"
_:,;«!*__ E WTO RE-FIRST VES~
ißiot-i.ffW fast-sailing schooner
■■MAR) LA ISO DON. Capt. G if. Jackso*.
ng a portion of her cargo engaged and coins
o?r^t w a , ppij , r ,u,ckdi '»"^
_g »"ts DAVID kWM,CURRIE.
aas. FOR NEW YORK.-The weiLknowß
»ia£f'?C r voai f " , -- ia ' l ' nK ?< , hr nrr "ANN S.
"■■■CANNON, 'Capt. A. P. Nowrt.t.. having
a portion of her cargo engaged, will sail with
quick dispatch. lor balance ol freUrtt. apply to
'• awn-El W. D. COLitLMTTR CO.
jk£ZJ2** " V LTIMoRK VIA NORFOLK.
Bkaß£-ri c .1?, , o U l? r « ,) * ck ' t schooner -WM H.
, . IKAVIB, Capt. Frank, having a portion
of her cargo engaged, will sail with dispatch. For
balance of freight, apply to
my 13-lw W. D. COLQUITT A CO.
OFFICE ADAMS' EXPRESB COMPANY,!
...Richmond. March «.18t». t
_*£_>_»__ HAVING JUST <OMII.fc.TKD
naBrBT "* w » r ™nr.enients with the New York
Steamship Company for Express pnvi
__*_if_ JAMEBTOwf?, 'YORRTOWN. and
KUAiaOKh, we are now prepared to forward all
kinds of merchandise, in targe or small packages,
at greatly reduced rates.
Goods destined for Steamship Express should be
so marked.
Our accommodations are ample, and packages
under Express sea 1.
For rales of charges ana regular tri-weekly oon
tracta,apply to J. L. M ACDONOUGH. Agent.
„ .. , 202 Main street, below 9th.
N. 8.-Our daily INLAND EXPRESSES are
running as usual. mh 7—ts
J ___f_T*i_„i :HA!,,GE *»E HOTfrT"FOR
__S_2&s£ STAR ' IIN,i FOR PORTSMOUTH
J"?_!""™_ k ?_i»JJ N O R FOL R.-Tho steamer
CURTIS PECK, Capt. Girroan, will, on and af
ter sVEDNES DAY next, tth inst..leave the Wharf
»* Bockette resnlarly every FRIDAY. MONDAY
and W EDNESDAYnioriiinjrs.at6o'clook precise
ly, and return each alternate day, (Sunday except
ed.) at the same hour (S o'clock) until furtfjerno-
Ooe. R. O. HABKINB.
The GLEN COVE will be taken off the line a
short time to undergo some repairs. ap 3 - ts
SERVANTS FOR SALE & HIRE.
FOR IIIRE-For the balance of the year, a
good COOK, WASHER and I RON Eft. Apply
to p. M.TADb A SOX.
my 22-ts Exchange Hotel.
L7OR Ii 1 RE- U, the month, a NEGRO BOY, i
a. Bboat 15years old. Appiy to
MADDUX A CO., !
I inS L?' -t8 _ Cary street. 3 floors below 13th.
F['OR SALK—To remain In or near the eit* of
Richmond, a genteel WOMAN, about «* ear*
of ace. who has been accustomed to general
HOUSEWORK. COOKING. WASHING. IRON
-ING and SEWING. Apply at
jtny 19-emUt* CARY STREET JAIL.
BRILLIANT AND FASCINATING NO
VEL.-J.ist published:
EL FUREIDIS. an Oriental Romance. By the
nu'liorol "The Lamplighter." One volume,
neatly bound in muslm. Price ?1.
THE SEMI DBTaIJHEDHOUBR, a Story of
Enclish Life. Edited by La.t* Theresa Lewis.
1 volume. Price 75 cents. In Engt«h phrase,
a 'semi-detached house" is a double bouse,
accommodating two families—in other words,
two houses in a block. This hook recites the
fortunes of two families forced to intim-.
ey. It is a fresh, lively, natural and 1 harming
story ; f, capital companion for a leisure hour.
FRKSH HEARTS that failed Tliroe Thousand
Years Ako. with otli':rThings. By tho author
»-f'-The New Priest in Conception Bay." 50
THE LfFK OF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. By
James W. Bheabaa. SI.
OUR FARM OF FOUR ACRES, and Ihe Money
we made by it. With an in*rodacfi'»n by Peter
11. Mead, editor of the Horticulturist. SO cts
SYLVAN HOLT'S DAUGHTER. By Holme Lee;
new edition. SI.
SAY AND SEAL. By the author or " The Wide
Wide World." 2 vois., 12mo. $2.
HARPER'S MAGA/1N X for June.
For sale by A. AiORRIS. 97 Main street.
my Ti - 3t
I WM. 8. HcCOY. I EDWARD MATHEWS
McUOY te MATHEWS.
VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENTS,
No 10 Hayne st, Charleston, S.C.
BBTBBBBCBS .
Messrs. O'Hear. * Sfonev, ) r.. _______
Geo. W. Williams 4c Co., J
Mr. Jas. Bancroft, Jr., Esq., \ B ' v
John E. White. E<-q., )
Edwin A. Smith. Esq.. S Richmond, Va.
James W. _______ Esq.. \ my __________
TO BUILDERS, tec —Having made arrange
nients which lessen the cost of the transporta
tion of SAND from the Wilton Farm to the city, I
offer it at reduced rates, as follows : 18 cen s per
cart load to all who consume an average of" forty
loads per week, and M cents per load for smaller
quantities. W. C KNIGHT.
S__Enquirer copy. my 2J—3t*
NOTICE".— I have appointeTENOCH~G. REX
Agent to carry on my business, at No. 13 Gov
ernor street, in the city of Richmord.
! my 22 - 12t* CHARLES M. BEX.
TRUNKS. TRUNKS.—We have now in store
from 80S tn 1 OU) Trunks, Bonnet-Boxes and
Vsliese, consisting- of almost ei>r» stjle made,
from the first class solid-Sole Leather Trunk down
to the lowest priced packing Trunk; all of which
we are offering at sue: low prices as to insure
quick sales.
MARCOS HARRIS A BRO . Main street,
Next to the American Hotel.
PILOT'S AROMATIC WILD tIIKRKY
BITTERS is unequalled as a Liver Invigora
tor. and will be found well adapted to relieve all
disorders of the stomach and liver, such aa Indi
gestion, Nervous Headache, Debility, Dyspepsia,
Ac. Price 50 cts. per bott'e. holding one quart.—
Forsalehy E. J. PICOT, Druggist.
WHITE HRILLIANTE.-Just ressivad. an
other la'ge supply of that excellent White
Brilliante. at V-, cts. ft is deeded!* the cheapest
coods of the kind in the city, and well worth l«\
cts. A'so, Garss Linen Handkerchiefs at 25 cts.,
worth 50 cents JACOB A. LEVY, 15 Mainjt._
BE SURE to go to LEVY'S Store "and pur
chase jour supply ot Dry Goods, as he keeps
constantly on hand a large ami well-selected stock,
which lie is prepared to sell at such prices that
cannot fail to please all.
BLAVE HaPdHUEOIf TIEsV-Faaev Lace
Ties, Fancy Ribbon Ties, Fancy Silk Ties,
White and Brown Cotton Socks. Fancy Threa'J
Socks, Byron Collars, Garotte Collars, for sale by
DARRACOTT, HARRIS A CO ,
112 Main street. _
OSSAMER UNOEirSHIRTS-Gauze Un
.fer Shirts, Gauxe Drawers, Gossamer Draw
ers, White Linen Drawers, White Jeans Drawers,
for sal* cheap by .
DARRACOTT. HARRIS A CO.
/UKAR WATER-FORSTKR'S PATENT
yy STONE RAPID WATER PURIFI ERS-The
best and most, reliable article now in use lor cle.-ms
iag and purify mv the water. A supply imported
direct to James River, ann for sale only by _
DUNLOP, MONCURE A CO.
IRON— I RON .—Receiving per ship Henry
Buck, direct from Liverpool, 70 tons English
Refmad IRON, assorted sixes, which we offer lor
sale at lowest rates. _* . _■
EDWIN WORTH AM A CO.
\\T I NliO W GLASS.—A oomptete assortment of
vl' all sizes French Window Glass, Putty, W lute
Lead, Colors, Ao., for sale low by
W. PETERSON A 184 Main street.
BROOM BlDatfl ACtiß SHOULOERS.-200
air tight hhds. Terre Haute Bacon Sides and
Shouldeis. (Wilson's brand.) a superior article;
part very small, for famiiv use, for sale by
WOMBLE A Pearl at.
PURE NIKOICINAL BRANDY AND
POST WINK for sale in bottles. This Brandy
and Wine is of superior quality.
W. PETERSON A CO . Druggists,
|gf Main street-
UOFAS AND LOUNGES.-On hand and for
LJ aale low, to early applioants, Sofas, Sola-Bed
steads, single and double Lounges.
TO TOBACCO 51ISTS.-Flavoring Prunes,
nice, large,and pulpy; one pound worth two 01
those usually sold for flavoring; just received for
LOUIS J. __________; No. 80 Main st-
M. WALLAUE'S PURE 'tIOUNTAIN
DEW WHISKEY for aale by
WM. WALLACE SONS.
SIiUUE NIATTRESSES...I am prepared to
furnish mv customers with good Shuck Mat
tresses, of all sixes. ALEX. NOTT^
BACON -15 hhds. Sides, t hhds. Shoulders. 6
tiereea Rams, for sate by
EDWIN WORTH AM k CO
ALLEGHANY WATER.-A auip'y of Una
popular Water Ireah from the Spriugs.
PETERSON A CO.. Us Main street.
HERRI MOB -400 barrets superior Cut; lE*
barrels groas, for sale by
LEWIS WEBB I JOHN G. WABE
UUMORIER-Starab. Soap. Blseking, Baeketa.
Si^r^^^imßaStl 5
M AY.-Prime Under-Deok Hay, daily eapeeted
Alto arrive, for
SUGARS UREB E*AMut.-lAOO Todd's sxtra
eugar-cured Hams; for aale by
WOMBLE k CLAJBORNE.No.iI Pearl st.
iWUJi'S, s^BißslVTSi;
raond. Vs. .
I baas Black
A II Pearl at,
y^BsTBKB^Y.-aWbbla. ssUbraHbraasabf oM
It fc O- aaf* «Vd%y^sWjß^a^Jga>gTe
AtJOROU AbUsbbbß irr«>
— *-
g|sSP«y»
DAY.Ms day of Jans, romasenetng at 11 o'elswS
A. M. at Ravens woo* tbs ramdeßoaef tit l 5»
Mra Mary A. Bra,too. three
oath* Meehanwevdle Turnpike. 1 wm seM atsuc
tion her entire Personal Estate, consistias of
Hoaaeboldaad X teltea PursßßriVsfßaßf UteS
sils of every king; 4 sood Farm MoleaTV iaad of
Cattle, amons which are 3 good Milch UowaTewa
Horse and Baggy; eae fall blooded
foal by the famous bores Deucalion, and ha* m 72
Revsane opit. 3 months old, at r.ersjde; ons fin*
i **$.£'" F,, M».«_»• >ear old, out of* same mare;
aad the growmc Wheat and oat Cross.
Tbbms.—Cash for all sums under ASh over atßl
snd under »«, sixty days' credit; over .Wan*
under a too. foar months' credit; over fim aix
in mths* aredit—tbe deferred payments, in every
rue. to be secured In negotiable notes, witb so -
proved endorsers, snd Buyable in Riekmond
I especially call the attention of horse fanciers
and others to the Blooded Mare and her Colts
several ef ber stock having taken premiums at
our State Faira.
. By order of CHARLES CAMMAN.
Curator of est. of Mrs. Mary A. Braxtoa. deed.
my 14 R. CAUTHORN.Auet
1 WILL SELL ON FKIDAY, Mth inst., at
1 10 o'clock, at my store a lot of Groceries, con- I
sistißgin part oflo bins. Herrings, co boxes do., « I
1 bbls Klour. Molasses, Caadlea. Soap, Vinegar.
Srandy, Whiskey, Butter, Bacon Hams and Shoul
ders.
! CLOTHING, BHOES.-Also, a lot of Clothinc.
consisting of Cassimere Pants, Businer* Coats,
Linen do , Shirts, Suspenders, Shoes, Waiters, Ac
I ,■**■*:. , , R. ____________
By Oeddla te Apsersoa, Aaci's.
MAIN STREET PROPERTY IN MAN.
CHESTER, FOR BALE AT AUCTION.-On
I TUESDAY next, 29th inst, at hall-pasts o'clock,
I". M., will be soid on the premises, THREE
LOTS, fronting 29 f*et each on null or Main at.,
and running back 130 feet to a IS feet alley, aad
| ornerinK on Summers street. This property, as
a whole, is the most desirable in the town for
a tobacco factory or s'emmery. and for stores or
dwelling- hi uso« is equally well adapted. It is only
two squares from the end of Mayo's Bridge.
TKKM».-One-third cash; balance at 4 and S
montliß, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till all the purchase money is paid —
The taxes for 1860 t > be pa:d by tbe purchasers.
GODDIN A APPERSON.
. mrJI , Auctioneers.
HOISEAND LOT KiRNKR OF PERRY
. STREET AND CORPORATION LIME IN
MANCHESTER FOR SALE AT AUOTION.-
Will be sold on TUESDAY next, the 29th May. at
6 o'clock. P. M., the HOUSE and LOT located as
atsive. now occupied b* Mr. Josiah Moles, front
ing 40 feet, running back 186 feet.
rKRM<—At sale.
my 21 GODDIN A APPERSON, Aucts.
STORE AND UWELLINo7~ON HULL
MANCHESTER. FOR HALE AT
AUCTION.-Will ha sold at auction, on TUES
DAY . the 2!>;h May, 1860, on the premises, at 6
"cb>ck P. M., the excel.sat STOKE AND
DWELLING, moated as alxive, recently erected
hy Mr. (.eo. A. Perry, and now in his occupancy.
Ihe lot is a beautiful one, the house is an excel
lent stand for business.
Tewms -One-fourth cash; balance at 4 3 snd 12
months, for necofiatle notes, interest added and
title retained till last note is paid. The faxes for
1800 to be paid t*y the ptucliaser
amy SI GODDIN A APPERSON. Aunt's.
By Jas. aIT ___*__» fcSon, Auct's.
SALE OF Ft'RnjlTlißK~AT AUCTION.
tJ WswiH sell on FRIDAY, the Ist day of June,
at tbs residence ol Dr. R. G. Cabell, on Franklin,
lotween 6th and 7th streets, coir.nieneine at 10
o clock A. M„ bis entire Housebold and Kitchen
t urniture, consisting of a large and useful variety.
ALSO-A Kounle Carriage and Sleich.
Teh vs.—Sums of ij2o and under, cash ; over tbat
amount. 4 inontbs' credit, for approved negotiable
notes, with interest added.
my 21 J A3. At. TAYLOR A 80N. Aucts.
A CARD!
Am to thk ctTtzmrc or
RICHMOND, VA ~
Ac., Ac.
DR. MONTARDE, F.R. S. M. F. A
PROFESSOR L OF*CHEMISTRY
„.„P KirEHSIT i S ™F PARIS. Ac,
SOLE UISCOVERER AND COMPOUNDER
DR. MONTARDE'B
MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER,
GREAT FRENCH RHEUMATIC REMEDY!
Be;s to invite the attention ol tne
citizens of
RICHMOND
_, __, AND VICINITY
TO THIS GREAT PREPARATION
Now universally acknowledged to lie,
EITHER as an INTERNAL or
EXTERNAL REMEDY,
THE GREATEST MEDICINE
_ IN THE WORLD,
__Por the immediate cure of
DYSPEPSIA,
DEBILITY.
CHOLERA MORBUS,
LOSS OF APPETITE,
FEVER AND AGUE
CATARRH, or Cot.n is THK Head,
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
TOOTHACHE, Ac
IT CURES THE WORST TOOTHACHE
IN HALF A MINUTE .'
THE WORST NEURALGIA
_ /A T HALF A MIN UTE !
THE WORST CIIOLIC
IN HALF A MINUTE !
THE WORST SICK HEADACHK
IN HALF A MINUTE!
IN A WORD,
ALL PAINS AND ACHES.
OF WHATEVER KIND, VANISH BEFORE
ITS USE.
IT PURIFIES THE BLOOD
AND RENOVATES THEBYSTEM.
IMPARTING HEALTH AND VIGOR.
_ OF MIND AND BODY.
In Baltimork, Warbington, anb all other
cltlks wherk it h«s bern introduced.
IT HAS ENTIRELY SUPERCEDED ALL
OTHER PREPARATIONS,
MORE OF IT BEING NOW SOLD
than of any other Medicine in the World!
AS A SPECIFIC FOR
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
IT STANDS I'NRI VALLEDI
We do not say of this Medicine as is frequently
said of others, "that alter aaing 6 or « bottles re
lief roas be expected." We confidently assert
that in using this medicine the relief is
instantaneous;:
While the price of this Great Blvssing is only
26 and SO CENTS PEK BOTTLE.
We respectfully ask for ■ a trial from all, sat
isfied that one trial will be sufficient to establish
for it in Richmond the huh reputation it enjoys in
all other cities. JAS. McDONNELL.,
General AKent, Baltimore.
For sale in Richmond by Plrcell, Law. * Co.,
Firhkr A Winston, Mam St., and by Druggists
generally. my I—imif
The co-partnership heretofore ex
t istine under the style of DELARUEA PEY
RONNET has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent, in consequence ol the ill-health of L.
Pkybousbt, rentier, iv linn unable to attend to
tti» business. Ail persons indebted to the said firm,
II please make p-t* ment to M U. Dei.aruk. tlie
ior partner. All claims will be settled by the
■c. M. G. DKLARUK,
L. PEYEONNET.
lay 21st, 1860.
. S.—The Liquor and Bottling business
I be carried on by M. G. DELAKUE. at the
stand, 7th street, between Broad and Grace.—
returns his thanks for the Literal patronage
liestowed on the late firm, and solicits k eontir v
aaseef the same. [my 22-2w'| M. G. D.
AN E W S U VV L V O F M A NTLES, for tsdis'
and misses, at GEORGE JACOBS',
t 39 Main street.
Ladies' BONNETS, of every stile, vers cheap,
at GEORGE JACOBS'..** Main st.
Misses' LEGHORN AMI STRAW FLATS,of
beautiful style, at GEORGE JACOBS',
39 Main atreet.
HAIR NETS.RICII COLLARS, andSLEEVES
and HEAD DRESSES, at
'■KORUE JACOBS', 38 Main at.
HOOP SKIRTS of every style, and good HO
SIERY, at GEORGE JACOBS'. 39 Main st.
DRKSB TRIM MINOS. BUi'TOMSand FANCY
GOODS, at GEORGE JACOBS', 39 Main st
For BARGAINS, m all kinds of Goods, call at
GEORGE JACOBS', 39 Mr in St..
my 22- St (Mjrs. _______■ old stand.)
T O M N DA VIS,
J CABINET MAKER,
Has removed his shop to rear of the Law Building,
will manufacture to order all kinds of FURNI
TURE. WARDROBES. I OUNGKB.TINBAFES,
BEDSTEADS, COUNTING HOUSE DEB X S,
TABLES snd SHOW CASES of every descrip
tion. He will repair and varnish Furniture of
every description, and pack Furniture at short
notice. He will so to the residsnee of his cus
tomers, both in the city and country, to repair,
varnish,.>r pack Furniture, on short notice and
on very j ccominodntinn terms. my 21—I m*
CITE W »t HON,
• STEAM SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFAC
TURERS. 17th street, opposite the Market-Keep
always on hind a larite stock of the best BROWN
and YELLOW SOAPS, and No. 1 TALL.OW CAN
DLES for summer use. We particularly ask an
examination of our brand of Brown Soap of Fam
ily Grocers, who desire to furnish their customers
with a good lowprue my 21-Iw
PEE. OFFAL. CORN, ate.
a. tt °4lNr TH,fBAY;
o BROWN STUFF;
lo CORN, and
lo CORN MEAL,
d for aale by
THOS. L. HUNDLEY,
my SZ-St" Corner Bth aad Marshall ata.
NOTICE.— All persona having claims asaiaat
the late Mrs.TdAUY ANN BRAXTON, of
Raverswo. d. Heo-ieo count*-, are hereby notified
to present Che Beam, duly aathenuentsd, to tbe an
tSrsuutr XOtMt ~ * CEIR^AMMtrT.^
HeaVwoConßtr.Mayfl.was). Cantor.
_ m» t*-lns_M ______„
NOTICE.-Havinc Barehaaed the entire atoek
of P. Aoora.iß tbsasoNi No. at Main strset,
RiehmondTlately occupied by C- A. Bnjokmeyer
as Agent for aaid Aeora, eoasmtiag of Cigars.
Tobaoco, SautT Fixtures. As.. 1 hereby appoint
ITRRftH ROCELAND LIME-Cargp of tha
I? AehrT Moasuia Eaalf. last arrived in ths
leo.kta^^a^Tsi&
________ Carawswlf ssd Oary strssts..
.*,_' |"!___ Zmh _ WsaiS Ms T^l
I btUTT-*''
fpajr mv argf Mtif H» I
aU U-l-KJM mmIWM
— rmnwDAi*
*y st. $. Mote m Vm., Aart'rs. *
< (Boarotx. Vs.)
H tt's if * V 5. f sufflß:
•aaBBBsH, t-iitns of a decree of the Distrret
Court of the Un ted Stales for the Ear em
District of Virginia, at Nor/ilk, pronounced
oa Friday, the. Rb day or May. Hat. in the
ease «[ the United Suits of Amine* againat
tbe sehr. Alien Rogers, I shall aell, at pub
lic auction, to the highest bidder.at Nash's wbarr.
in the city of Norfolk. onTLESBAY, the 6th day
of June, i.I'M. at US o'clock, the schooner ALICE
KOGENS, about 75 tons burthen together with
her 1 >...-. ts. tackle and fu raitare, sails, water easka,
aaebnrs sad chains, Ac.
1 CRhONOMETERiBTood order:
1 SEXTANT.*LOGS MAHOOANf;
1 TELESCOPE. 1 bbl. SUGAR:
S kegs RUM. Ihalf bbl GINGER WINE;
1 •»!*. PISH OIL 7 1 bbl. TAB and a lot of
STORES.
TbsM* or Sals—Cash, in specie.
JNO. F. WILY,
Marshil Eastern District of Va,
.... By Twos. Nsbb. Js., Depoty.
J. J. Moobb A Co.. Aneta. my »-id
____. MARSHAL'S SALE-BRIG VIRGIN
_Hfc_»IAN AT AU'-TiON.-By yin ue of a decree
■anaaasof t ne District Conrt nf the United States,
for the Eastern District of Virginia, nt Norfolk,
pronounced on Friday, the 4th day of May. I*o, in
the caae of tae United Mates against tbe brig Vir
ginian. I shall proceed to sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, at Chamberlsine'e wharf, in
the city of Norfolk, on TUr.SDAY. the Sth day tn
June, iB6O, at It o'clock, the brig VIRGINIAN,
about 145 tons burthen, together with her Boats,
Tackles, Sails. V> ater Casks, r vi niturs. Ao.
The Virginian was overhauled abont six months
ago and re coppered; has t#o suits ot sales, one of
which ia new; the rigging was thoroughly refitted,
at the same rime.
Also. 1 CHRONOMETER; 1 TELESCOPE; 82
WATER CASKS.
Terms of sale cash, in specie
JOHN F. WILY*. Marshtl E. D. Vs ,
, . _. By lito«. Nabii, Jr., Depsty.
J. J. Moork A Co., Anct'rs. my 23
By Jas. M. Tartar St Boa. Aact'a.
UALE OF rißMllßi. AT AUCTION.
- -k-> We will sell on MON DA V, the 23th inst.. at ihe
restdenoe of Dr. R. G. Cabell, on Franklin, be
tween Sth and 7th streets, comn encins atlOo'cik
A. M., Ins entire Household aud Kitchen Furni
ture, consisting of a large and useful variety.
At SO-A double Carriage and Sleigh.
Tkh.vts.-Siinis of .<*2o and under, cash; over that
amount, 4 months' credit, for approved negotiable
notes, with interest added.
my 21 JAS. M. TAYLOR A SON. Aucts.
UMALL MOUSE AMD LOT «»■* VENAIILE
0 STREET. AT AUCTION -We will tell upon
the premises, on FRIDAY, the 26th cay of May,
1860, criinmeneine st l,'_ o'clock P.M., a well lo
cvted L«it. with adweiling thereon, containing five
rooms, situated tin the S«.utti side of Venn hie st.. a
thort distance fr.-m tha grocery store of Mr. John
H.-ic-in. on »7th street. This property is in a quiet
and good neighborhood, aud suited to almost any
kind of business.
Immediately after the sale of the House, will be
sold tne vacant Lot adjoining, on the Northeast,
fronting on Venable and McCance sts.
Term* at mle.
my 21 _J AS. TAYLOR A SON, Aucts.
t argk sale or rlildlno lots,
Hand houses and lots, on church
AND UNION IIILLS.ATAIUTION.-On RON
OAi, 28th Ma*, I*6o, (that being Whit-Monday,)
Sunning at3>* o'clock P. M ,we will sell upon
smißes respectively, in the order named he
he following most beautiful PROI'ERTY,
to wit:
Square No. 10 in Adams' Plan, bounded by Ven
able, Pleasants, Moaby an 1 Adams streets. It has
Men sub-divided into 21 lots, fronting on VcnMile,
Pleasants and Adams streets, and among them
may be found some most desirable sites for stores
and dwoilngs.
Two Framed Tenements on 2rth. between O and
P streets—one of ■ hern is occupied by Mr. Sixer.
They have three rooms each, and are comfortable
houses.
Two Lots at the corner of 28: li and 8 streets, 35
by 133 feet each.
Five Lots at the corner of 29th and 8 streets, 35
by 133foet es<jh.
And .Square No. 19, in Rutherfoord's Plan.bound
ed b.i 30.h, 31st.Q and R streets, lying immediate
ly in front of the residence ..f Mr. C. R. Hunt. It
has been sub-divided into 20 lots, about 15 by 133
feet each.
This sale will embrace some of the most desira
ble property in that whole section, and will alf.ird
to persons wishing to secure building lots an op
portunity that cannot again occur—while to the
capnmust, it offers investments which must prove
Plats *>f the property may be seen at the office of
th* Auctioneers.
Term*.—One-fourth cash; balance at 4, 8 and 12
montus. fur notes, with interest added, and title
retained.
P. B.—Refreshments will be furnished at sale.
my 16 JAS. M. TAYLOR a- SON. Aucts.
By E. B. took Anct.
7fi Ofirt EEET ASH LUMBER AT
1 0,1/UU a UCTION.-We will sell at auction,
for account of shippers, on FRIDAY afternoon,
commencing at 4>* o'clock, on the Dock, nearly
opporite Towing Company's Office, a consignment
I >,OW) feet seasoned Ohio ASH LUMBER, )',,
Zand 3 inches think.
tsMs.—Four months, for all sums of $100 and
ard. R. H. WHITLOCK A SON.
le conducted by E. B. Cook, Auct. my 23
.ECANT KOSKWOOII frURNITURE,
Ac, AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY,2Sth inst.,
at 10 o'clock, I will sell at the residence (on Cary,
between 4th and sth streets,! recently occupied by
D.T. Williams, Esq.. a lot of elegant FURNI-
I' I R X, embracing one Parlor Rosewood Suit, cov
ered with Silk Brocatel, consisting ol two Divans,
four Chairs and one large Parlor de.; one French
Plate Mirror with Marble Stand; splendid Broca
tel and Lace Curtains; Brussels and Tapestry
Carpets; Chandeliers; otic elegant Hat-Rack, with
Chairs to match; one solid Mah.man* Extension
Tat>!e; Oak Dining-Room Chairs; one Mahogany
Sideboard with Marble Top; Rosewood Reception
Chairs, Ac.
THK C!IAMBERS--Are furnished with splen
did Rosewood and Mahogany Wardrobes; Bu
reaus; Waaastaaae, Spring, Hair and Shuck Mat
tresses; one elegant solid Oak Chamber Set;
French China Toilet Sets; Lounges: Bedsteads of
lit styles; Carpets; Looking- Glasses, Ac.
RAVINGS.—A lot of elegant Engravings,
ther with the usual variety of Kitchen
Is, amongst which is a superior Double
looking Sf»ve.
above Furniture having been used but a
irrt tune, is now in perfect condition, and to
tiie public to examine it. the residence will
. non THURSDAY, 24tn inst., from 9 untils
o'clock.
Tebms.—All sums over $100,4 months' credit,
my 21 E. B COOK, Aucts.
AODITJONAL.-Will be added to the above.
ONK OPEN (LIGHT) FAMILY CARRIAGE, but
l.ttle used, ol elegant finish,
my 22 E. B. COOK, Auot'r.
REAL ESTATE ON SEVENTEENTH
ST..AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AT
AUCTION -On TUESDAY, 29th inst . at 5 o'clk,
P. M., I will sell on the premises, on 17th street,
opposite the residence of John Priddy. Hsq . a
LOT OF GROUND, having a front of 31 .'eetti
inches on 17fii street, and running back 100 feet,
upon which is a most excel.ent BUI I.DING, suita
ble l»r a grocery and family residence, in good re
pair, together with kitchen ami all necessary out
houses, the whole being under good fence.
Alter which, ail the HoU.Sh.HOLw FURNI
TURK, embracing Mahogany Sofas. Chairs,
Wardrobe, WashstanJs, Bedsteads, Beds. Mat
tresses. Presses, Looking-Glasses, Carpets. Ac.
ThtKMs for the Rkai. Estate.-One-fourth
cash ; balance at 4. 6 and 8 months' credit, interest
added, for notes, satisfactorily endorsed. For the
fsrniture. cash. £. B. COOK, Auct.
my 18-tds ___
LARGE RTOIE OK~»ADbLERY, HaR.
MESS, A'-'.. AT AUCTION -Will be sold, af
pub.ic auction, on WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of
May, JBGO, commencing at 10 o'ctocg, at No. 5t
Main street, a lew doors above St Charles Hotel.
the largest and most, complete stock ofHADDLKS,
If AitNESS, ft*-., over offered in a Southern city.
Those in want, both in town and country, will
find it. to their advantage to attend the sate, as
GRKAT BJBGAINS MAY BE HAD.
The stockNraa made up for a retail trade, and
wcr.-anted in every particular, consisting of one
hundred Saddles, seventy-rive seta of Harnem.sin
gle and doiihls. and all other articles generally
Vept in sash establishments.
Terms made known on day of aale.
______ WM. SALMON.
Sale conducted by E. B. Coox, Anct. liny 22
By Dnnlop, ________> _j Co., Auct's.
SHOES. BOOTa, nas a aSO BONNETS,
AT AUCPION.-On FRIDAY, the S6th inst,
commencing nt lo o'clock, we will sell at our Anc
baa Store:
2B» cases SHOES. BOOTS and BROoRANS, i
oom prising a general assortment of season
able work, suited to Ladies and Gentlemen,
Women and Men, Boys and Misses' wear.
ALSO.
90 cases Mimes' and Children's FLATS and
RLOOMKRS; Men'a and Boys' STRAW
HATS, *V c
Tssas.—Under SIDO, cash; over §100, 4 months'
redit, for approved ne.-.itiaMe paper.
■__ Sale 'Mth.>iit 'e<aid to weather.
DUN LOP. MON CURE A CO..
any at .v Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND IN HAM.
oi OVER, ON VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD, iursuartto the provisions of a deed of
trust from Wm. It. Tyler snd wife, to the unoer
, signed,at the niuest of the beneficiary in said
used, I will, on the premises, on the Sth day of
June, 1860, cotni i« ncing at 12 o'clock, aell to the
highest bidder, tie tract of LAND conveyed by
said deed, conts.i ins by estimation oae hundred
acres. This tra tl of Land ia oa th* Virginia Cen
tral Railroad, ar i adjoins the laads of John F.
Cross, Jbo. J. \* i v fie Id's estate aad others, and
is a part of the tract of land lately belonging to
Cb arise Jar vis state.
Tk-bhs.-Cssl anil be rsquired for so much aa
Will be neeflsssi y to sag tbe costs of aale. record
ing as id deed. A c .and to discharge the debt ae
ou,; *' d, . M, *s bs, {L e r *" !• $* the terms
will be made kn >ira oa the day ef sale,
mrl-dtda R. OVPORWBLL., Trnstee.
wooers tor Jefferson, or Ist Ward, to hold SB elso
«^;_V vl -i4 D Ay-F^' M i^9* Ja y«
of the C reait Court oi this ehr, bb Attefsey for
tbe Commonwealth ta aaid Court. Bberiafotr the
City of Richmond, aad three Oemmtasrosers of
the Revsnua for the said city-said election tone
_sW a* the First Market, and to be ooadacted be
H BBaNT^OEgA^^^^lafrD^B^BT
Rt. , i ■* i^—y*a.
_ t—, raivri.. t^ommusue net s^ ior maoi*
atLasrVs^Shop.os Broadstreet.ybetirees Jetand
A Cswg~Tietß«
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RATE.
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PTCMLLFNT ayaj
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£&TE«SSK^£B S
Tsaaa-OBe-msrthcash; balanoe" sTS.M
months. fsKaesMMbls m>ea». latere* astStd.se
rnred by s trust deed or title retained. The taxaa
for 1800 to be paid byjibe purchaser. ™
my If GODDIN A APPERSON. Asset.
HOUSES AND LavTf ON PstCMCH Ssaß.
DKN HILL; ALSO. ON NAVY I IU.: AND
ON OREGON HILL. POR SALE AT AUCTION.
Wilt be sold at auction, oa the pumiass. is the or
der advertised, ou SATURDAY. Bat Mth May.
13*>. commencing at 4 o'clock P. M , the faUwWing
R KAL ESTATE, vts: A L»t os the north side of
Mfhetwsten* handle hstrests.) Ficn<*e Bardaa
Hill, having a small house thereon.froattngasroot,
running bsck I*o feet te aa alley, adjoining the
residence of Mr. P. H. 8. Alhm. After which, will
»» sold a valna'de Lot at the corner of Duval and
3rd streets, (Navy Hill.l fronting 82 wet oa tbe
south side of Duval street, tunning back of
irregular depth. After which, will be aoM
'he whole of Lot No. t and the aoftaera half of
Lot No. g. in Har vie'a plan. I Oregon Hill. | fronting
45 feet on the east line of Belvidere street, running
haok IM) feet, having thereon an ocellent framed
Dwelling, formerly occupied by Bernard Read.
Tug*.-One third cash; balance at 4 aad 8
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
titie tetained till all tbe purchase money is said.—
The taxea for 1880 to be said by th\pureturners.
my 19 GODDINk APPERSON, Auctg.
THREE V A LI ABLELOTS ON OREGON
, HILL. FOR SALE AT AUCTION -Wfjt be
sold, at auotton. on the premises on SATURDAY,
tne 26th May. It (to. at 8 o'clock P. M.. three valsa
ble Lots, located as above- ons on tbs West line
of Howard street; another on the East lino of
Belvidere street, (earner lot,) and another front
ing 114 feet on tbe cms!, (opposite the Tredegar
Iron Works.) -idioininc ths grocery stors owned
i.) Mrs. Hewers. This latter lot wiil be divided,
it required, intosmaller lota.
Tebws—One-third cash ; balance at 4 snd 8
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, aad
title retained till all the purchase money ia fully
paid. The taxes for 18t» to be paid by the par
chasers. GODDIN A APPERSON,
my 22 Auctioneers.
VALUABLE COTTAOE RESIDENCE ON
„.IfttL w k* lT J'JWJKOP »THBT., FRENCH
GARDEN HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION "
*°W at auction, on the premises, on SAT
URDAY , the 26ih of May, 1860. at 4 o'olock P. at.,
the new and inimitably well built Cottage resi
dence, Ipcatedaa above, nearly admitting the resi
dence of Mr. W. W. Snead. and opposite to that of
Al r. fluids. The ro jse has eight rooms, with front
v rand-ib. and quite tastefully finished. The
neishb.irho'd is a most improving one.
Txkms.—Oa* f. urtii cash ; balance at 3, 8, and 9
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till all the purchase money ia paid.
I he tixes for 1860 to I* paid l>» the purchaser,
my 21 GODDiN AAPPKRSON, Auc's.
UALE OF A BEAU ITS CI, COUNTRY
P.JRAT BETWEEN THK BROOKE TURN
PIKE AND FAIR GROUNDS. ON HOW
ARD STREET,ONEMILE NORTH OF RICH
MOND. AT AUOTION.-At the requestor Mr.
Isiac Williams, we wiil sell at public auotion. on
the premises, on MONDAY, the 23th May. 1860, at
5 o dock P. M.. the very bsautiful and attractive
u.laoe on which he resides, fronting on the South
side of H.iward stieet. T>-e place contains o?i
acres of land, beautifully situated, highly im
proved, and having thereon every building neces
sary for the Accommodation of a large family -
The dwelling has eight rooms, besides which there
is an excellent kitchen, barn, stable, Ao., all
built within the l»st three or four years. The
place commands a fine view of Richmond, and the
neighborhood is not only an improving one. but is
among the beat around the city. After which,
will l« acid a lot (opposite) on the north side at
Howard street, containing six acrea. Tiub is a
beautiful lot.
Tkbms.-One-third cash; balance at one and two
years, for negotiable notes, interest added, secured
be a trust deed. GODDIN A APPERSON,
my 19 Auctioneers.
VERY FA) H-bt'ST BRIIR DWELL
„. ING, ON THK SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY,
BETWEEN MUNFORD AND GILMER STS,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.—WiII be sold, . n
TUESDAY. 2!) th May, 1880. att'i o'clock P.M.,
the excellent BRICK TENEMENT, located aa
above, now in the occupancy of Mr. Wm. W.
VVmeo. The lot has a front of 83 feet, and a depth
of 157 feet, to an alley 16 feet wide. The house is
nearly new. has nine rooms, liesidea front and rear
portico, and is remarkably well built.
Terms. -One- fifth cash; balance at 4, 8,12 and
16 months, for negotiable notes, interest added,
secured by a trust deed, or title retained. Ths
taxes for I*6o to be paid by the purchaser.
ray 18 GODDIN ft APPERSON, Auct's.
NEAT LII ILKFAKiVI, UlUjlf RelS. ON
~ HARVIE STREET AND WEBTHAM
PLANE ROAD. TWO MILES WKSTOF RfCH
MOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be
sold, at auction, on the premises, on WEDNES
DAY, the *>th May, 1860. at S._ o'clock, P. M. the
very neat and attractive little Farm, located as
above, adjoining that occupied by Mr. Lugnot,
occupied by Provost, ihe tract contains nine
acres of highly unproved land, and has on it a new
Dwelling and all the usual out-buildings, witb a
well of water ar.d a fine vineiard. The land
fronts on Harvie street, the Westham Plank R«»ad
and another street, and is in a most improving
part of the suburbs.
Trbm*.—One-fourth cash; balance at 1. 2 and
.'I years, for 1...ni1s hearing interest, secured by a
trust deed. The taxes for 1860 to be paid by the
purchaser. GODDIN A APPERSON,
my 22 Auctioneers.
pOMMISSIONKn'S OF HOUSE
V AND LOT, ON DUVAL STREET. IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.-Pursuant, to the decree
entered by the Citcuit Court of the city «.f Rich
mond, on the 12th day of May. 1860, in the snit of
Ellett against. Games' representatives. Ac., we
shall, on WEDNESDAY, ths 30th da* of May.
iB6O, at 4 o'clock P. M.. on the premises, sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, a lot with a
small WOODEN TENEMENT thereon, situated
on Duval street, nesrly opposite Duvsl Street
Church The lot fronts on the South side of Du
val street 21 feet, and runs back 140 feet.
Tkbms.—One fourth cash; one fourth at tw.y
months; one-fourth at four months: and the re
■naming fourth at six months. Negotiable notes,
with interest added and satisfactorily endorsed.
will be required of the purchaser, and the title to
the property will be withheld till the whole pur
chase is paid. Taxes for lSSOthe purchaser to pay.
JAMES C. RELET*',' r „ mrm
WM. W. ROWE, '(Comrs.
Bale by Gonnis A Appkksok, Auctioneers.
I'KrSTEfe'S SALE OF MOST HKAL'TI
* FUL RESIDENCE ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF BROAD. AND EABT LINE OF 21st BTB.-
Pursuant to the provisions of a deed of trust from
I unes Mander, recorded in Richmond Hustings
Court, we shall, by order of the Trustee, proceej,
on THURSDAY, the 31st of May. 1860, at 6* o'clk.
P. M„ on the premises, to aell that beautiful
House and Lot, situated upon Broad street, at its
intersection with 21st street. Tlie location is cen
trni.andyet removed from the dust and noise of
the business streets. The house is a framed house,
built within the la«t four jears, of the very best
material, and in the moat substantial manner ; is
roomy and commodious, and well adapted for the
comiort of a large family.
Tbb-w*.-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, 8, and
12 months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till all the purchsse money is fully
paid. The taxes for )**) to he paid by the pur
chaser. GODDIN A APPERBON,
my 21 Auctioneers.
nO.M.MISSIONEHS' SALE OF VALUA
_> RLE REAL ESTATE IN MANCHESTER.
&s%BaksfU®fnfa RIDDLE AND JACK
MJN STREETS.-As Commissioners appointed
by a decree ol the Circuit Court of Chesterfield,
pronounced on the 9th of May, 1880. in the osas of
l>*i s Executrix, Ac. against MooreeSßß., we
shall proceed to soil at public auctionvon the
premises, on THURSDAY, the 31atof May. IPSO,
at 4>s o clock P.M.fi? fair; if not, the next fair
day,) those two half-acre LOTS m the plan of M an
ehester, (Nos.Ki 974 I located as above, having
thereon a Jarre BRICK DWELLlNG.occupied by
the late William Wallace Day at the time of his
death. The aaid lots will he subdivided, according
to a plan to be exhibited at the hour of aale. The
foregoing real estate is beautifully located.
Tbkms.—One-fourth cash; the balance at 4, Sand
IS months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained till all the purchase money is fqly
paid, and a conveyance ordered by the Court. The
taxes for 1860 to be paid by the purchasers.
BENJAMIN H NA_R t f._ tom!M
I'ARKE POIND KXTER,< Commits.
Sale by Giuiutv A Ai'pxbso.i, Aucts. )BTI7
NEW AND CONVENIENTLY ARRANO
ED BRICK TENEMENT, AT THE COR
NER OE U AND 2*rn STREETS. CHURCH
HILL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION. -Will be sold
at auction.on the premises, on FRIDAY, the Ist
of Jur.e, 1880, at 9 o'clock P. M., Of fair ; if not" the
next fair day.) the new and excellent Hriok Tene
ment located as above, recently <k copied br Mrs.
Sharp. The lot has a front of 33 feet, and a depth
of 124 feet to an alley. Tue house has seven rooms,
besides front and rear porticos and is well finish
ed. In addition, there is in the yard a fins well of
water, good servants' accommodations. Ac.
Txbm* One fourth cash; balance st 4. 8, ana
12 months, for negotiable notes, interest added,
and title retained nil last note be said. Tbe taxes
for 1860 to be paid by the purchaser.
mv2l GODDTn A APPERSON.Aucts.
My Chas. T. Wertaassfc Co., Aact's.
CARGO BALE SUGAR AMD MOLABBFS
AT AUCTION -On FRIDAY. May BRA. lath.
at our Warehouse, on tbe Dock, comnsaaetag at
II o'olock. we will aell the cargo per " Beaj.
Strong." direct from Mataasas, Cuba, consist
ins of—
I» hhds. really choice Meseevado SUGAR, se
lected expressly for this market;
U0 tierces 1
• bids. J Muscovado MOLASSES, ditto, ditto;
*«•*•• » »•■*»
—ALSO—
178 bads, prime Cienfuegoa SUGARS;
27 tierces do. do.:
IBS hhds. prims Clay d MOLASSES.
Tbs as or 8* lb.—For aaass nader ana), each;
ovnr flap, 4 months' credit, for approved aeeotia
Ids papsr. CH AS. T. WORTEaM A CO?,
Bale witbeat regard _____g_____,__yjftfr,
»» I. M. aMggea. Aact'r. ~~
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RaitheTa^^2SU B JBl'i 9 •**
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at lb o'slaikT a eaaetal -9*' < **** , **i
DRY OOuBR»-"8evwrsl bvsasgsa mg is.
_G ROC KB lES.—Wins. Brandy, Wasekey, Ssaa.
Candles, ""ifr-tarsiTibsssi. Cißitn.. dl_
ssi^K!^sH'.**ii2_
eaaasss7a«a t^iTiV& * y •_•••• «*JS*«*-_eu
JSSrgl _,o.^p£e?Kgt
22as* c ' "■■•-Caeb.
•J?_" __ __ B. B. COOK. Aaot.
By Oeddla at App^raeg*, _ *ae«'s.
emsst located as above, recently ia tha _____
psiscy of Mr. John IV Sahtett Tbsi Iss baY% ho?t
of M lest, and a depth nf itt fest tm s/w% satrsd
alley. ft c Bouse is ia good repair, haa eight
rooms with Ira puces, sad three ait boat, aad a
brick kitchen containing fftnr rooms. Tbe prem
ises are supplied with gas aad water, aad bars tho
u«e of ths sity culvert. Altogether.that a a meet
desirable residence.
Traas.^One-fourth each; las balaaeest «. ul
and 18 months, for negotiable aotes.i ate rect added,
secured by a trust deed. Tbs taxes for Mai to be
paid by ths purchaser.
my 21 g____j__ » ___PE_BBost. Aasts.
VALUABLE PRIVATE Ra_P___«Nca_
„ ON TBE PAST Ursß *t__YETWBBN*
CARY CANAL STIEETsTfdC RALE AT
AUCTION.-Will he sold at • action, em that/re
trices oa THURSDAY, thefsth Mar. 18flTet4_.
o'clock l». M .laeeseelmatiaUCEDWaXLlNO.
locawd aaalwve, aow ia lbs oceaannoy of Mr.
Richaid Hill, and adjoins lbs residence ef Mr.
John Freeland. The lot h<*a a front of ap feet, aad
a depth of la* feet to an alls*-. The beaee mm
onl* remarkably well Isailt. hat ie sow ia comfort
• ble repair. The neighborhood ia aa exeeileat
one. The terms will he remarkably liberal! say
oa*2»00 a credit antil Ist March. IBM, bearing
interest, will la given, and the reaidas oa sack
terms as shall re announced st the Boar of sale —
The taxes and insurance for lisp to he paid be tbs
purchaser. GODDIN A APPERBON.
By J, H. Dlsyes, Aatt'ri *
WILL BR SOLD, every night Uia week, at
_ aootion roomßs,MainßOesLcosuaeasißg at
GARfIIcUTLniRVtAt < ** A * C * *»aW.« :
N.B.—Consignmanu reoslyiag sjsjt day Bad aoM
without reserve. J. R. DIGOES, Aaot,
_D. P. Booth. gajasmaß. ja«W»
BOARDnrOr.
BWAKDINO.-l chambers,
on the aame floor, newly furnished, with gas
and other conveniences, which I would he pleased
to have occupied by Gentlemen. I ens also ac
commodate several more with DAY BOARD —
Terms of Day Board, 815. All is wast of home
comforts wilt evil on H. W.JoNgs,
_my i!»-lw Governor st., over Tie Cased.
DOAHtr OR RENT.-Twomost DPBIRABLK
D ROOMS on llth street, in rear of tbe main
building onl corner of Broad street. oapoetta the
Powhatan House. They will be rented to single,
or to a married gentleman, withont ehildrea, who
oould be accommodated with board is the family.
Apply at the residence, Broad aad llth atresia.
mh 31—U
PA RE ER H ORB bT,™ __
* BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best of sooomassj .arisen,
DE«ex e £„^
_________ TMSSEt
rVO AR( HITRCTS.-The undersigned, as
a pointed the BnTtding Committee for the Male
Orphan Association of Ihia city, aesire the plea tif
an Astlum to accommodate about 78 orphan
hnya. The plan should einbracs rooms ior the ma
tron, reception room, dormitories, school rooms,
kitoheo, laundry. Ac, and the cost of tbs building
should nit much exceed 815.000.
A lot nf level surface, owned by the Aasoeiatiest,
near the weatern limita of the eitv. froatiag 888
feet on a public square, aad extending beat MB
feet, and detached by streets from other property.
is the lot whereon it ie proposed to erect ths Aay -
aim.
We invite architects disponed tn submit sis us
for this building, to send them tn us by 18th of
July next, and for the plan selected we will pay tbe
sum of 8100. The rejected plans will be returned.
The plan submitted must be for a centre build
ing, and have reference tn wing buildings, lo l>*
added at some future period, if deemed sseessary.
Richmond, 17th May. 188 H. ' jmyil-tw
UOIHETHINO NEW .-Ths sndsrslgaed
*-' would respectfully inform the 'old patrons" of
D. A. C. ■. Waller, and the public generally, that
he haa commenced the
TIN WARE AND BBF.ET IRON BUSINESS
STOVE WORK. Ac,
in all Ita various branches, at Waller's old stand.
No. 28 Mala atreet, whore he will be swaged to
see all who may favor him with a call.
STEPHEN BOUIB, Bb.
B_yln taking leave of my old friends asd custnai
ersTTtake great pleasure ia reoommeadiag to their
favor and consideration, my auoeeeeor. Mr 8.
BOUtS. C. R. WELLER.
my 18—lm*
UUUAR-< URED HAMS, Atc.
--t3 60 tiercea Extra Sugar-cured HAMS.
20 bbls. prima No 1 LARD.
10 hhds. plain HAMS, small siss.
8 hhds. superior small BBEASTS.
For aale by
art-K PARKS A MINER. Istb at.
STRAWBERRIES. STRAvYBERRIRB.
--s-r I am in daily receipt nf fine, large snd fresh
STRAWBERRIES. Those is want of them for
preserving can engage them ia any saaatity. by
early application to
BROOKE PLEASANTS, Act,
mv 11--ts No. t Main st.. corner iTth
C| AMs.-600 fßfSf-cu7ed HAMS. of l>esi breads;
M Family SIDES sad SHOULDERS: Prime
LARD, in kegs; Heavy SIDES aad SMOULDER*,
for plantation use: together with a general assort
ment of GROCERIES, for aale on good terms
gay B~tm No.'lß *M am attest.
f_(-rftCR.-I tmesaw aesoint IRVING HULL
i" my agent for the aale of clothing.
May Ist. 1888- nt 19-aw
EMIR SALE- '
r 4000 bnahsia PINE WHITE SAND,
___________ . _ Prom New foist.
Received and for sale by
E. lIORER.No.iI Main Bt.,
mv 14—lm* RiWßStta.
JVIATTI NO! IfATTI NO I- » pmesa 4.» aad •
IWL qaartsr MATTING, for aals privately at very
low prioea.
Also, several REFRIGERATORS, various
styles, for aals very low.
my 10-ta K. B. COOK. No. TS Main st
IT »YE VOi"' BERN TO LEVY'S OLD
II established Dr* Ooods store, No. 15 Main st.
If not. do so immediately, and you cannot fall to
be phased, both with his assortment and prieee.
He is now offering to tbs public Grass Lipen
Hdke., at 250., that are well worth aad weald bs
cheap at toe. They were puicliaeed at a large
Northern eale at a great sacrifice; and. in order
to give hiS customers a good bargain, LEVY, with
his usual liberality, baa determine, to ran tbem
off at a small advance on the coat price. Also,
Embroidered Collars and Hdkfs , is tbe greatest
profusion, to be soli at 29 to 39 per eeat. Is>b*w
their value. Calicoes Bt 8' 4 and r Sc. a great bar
gain; Linen Hdkfs. and Dry Goods of every de
scription, at prices to please all.
I ARM, LAWAS.-CHAB. A. OW_TTIN.
s-s corner Btb asd Maia streets, will sßsr. Ikia
morning, the cheapest lot of Priated Lawns is this
city. some as low aa w cents aad Iner. and same
very fine ele.-ant colors, doa't fade a particle. La
dies, ceil and jvdc* nf tbem.
C. A. GWATKIN. cornerßhsad Msisete.
17AM tLV RAC O M HAMS-Virgiaia-eared
• Hams of superior «ualit«; Todd aßagar-Cared
Family Haass, and other brands of fiassuality.
along with m*gy ether articles yen may need for
.^DaTdW^^
|M CODY WATER AND CLEAR WATER.
jMi^BT^fcjj^^
dy foe muddy wamr. which Isawss it psHbstry puts
-* • w, cHB^TfAN B i tA«roy!Siil. 1
TLI/B HAVE iUST RRCrTVBR a* c,«'»
» v brand of (as Smokies Tubseso lo vbJCb. amec
with out sew breads of Clears, wa woaaTrasaact
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