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THURSDAY I|ORNIKa.rr.iiAY.I, ISBiv
Lord ralß-ereten aad tbe Leads* **•»•**
la the House of Commonsoa tha eraasiagoi a
the 7tk taetaßi, Lard Palatereton, havlßßbseb
referred tola B aehats on the Londoa TUaes |
newspaper, gave bis vlssrs on joaraaliata and B
journalism generally, la the •Rrllowlaf ebar- _
aoteristtc atrala : __..__ ____• *
•I hone thisdl*ea*lon ater endar«" P°»»* g
«t which it has now reached, (Hear, Beer.)—
i.Vl_ «*_ sjfar as I can see, led to any re
-1 importance than the causes in 1
•Twr? nart leboukl not have presented my- _
the notice of the Hoase on the present .
occasion were It not for the mention which my
riant hon. friend has made of ray name. (A a
lauch ) My right hon. friend in alluding to .
th »t topi**, has stated that for a certain period j
of tune -now, lAm glad to say, gone by—l was l
made the subject of very bitter attacks in the g
column! of the Times. (Alangh.) Now, it is a
perfectly true tbat during a portion of my pub- *
tie life I was, so Par as tbe newspaper press is _
concerned, one of, I believe I may say, ihe best
abused men ia England. (Hear, and a nn^) c
I, however, submitted with patience _> *•___
tacks which were thus made ,-MBjßjh_R__ a
lived oa In the belief that an }
wonld. sooner or later, be best lumished by l
my public conduct. (Hear. »j"!/tH_ .
occurred to me to rise «my p**• »» thw «
House and tormally to cosapUtnof what had c
been, with no little bitterness, eshtBRBBBBt BBfj
but Whether my s-ampm.i» respeat is .
„-- _si«s •■ iieserving of being loiiowen, or l
Whether have taken a different
*.m. acted with more propriety, I do not a
i.reteiid to say. My right hon friend has >
aited I thin-, in the letter which be btis just
rendihat be did not know what the Influence •
was 'which drew Mr. Delane, one of the edi
torator manager* of ihe Times to me ; atd if
by that statement he means to imply a wish on j
mv imrt to exercise any influence over the line I
of conduct which is pursued in thecase of that I
lourual, I tan only say, in answer to.this t
charge, iv the words of Mrs. Malaprop, that I .
should be but 100 glad to plead guilty to the
B.*ft impeachment and to know that the in- .
sin nation which it Involves was really found- J
ed on fact. (Alangh.) If the re are influences {
which as the right honorable gentleman says, a
have fortunately led Mr. Delane to me, tbey |
are none other than the Influence of society,
i Hear hear.) Mv right honorable friend has I
observed, in ihat glowing address which he
has just delivered to us, that the contributors ■
to the press are the favorites and the orna
ments of the social circles in which they enter. .
Iv that opinion he is, it seems to me, perfectly j
correct. The geutlemen to whom he refers
are, generally speaking, persons of great at- j
tainments and Information. It is, then, but t
natural that their society should be agreeable.
My -cuuaintance with Mr. Delane is exactly *•
of that character. I have hail the pleasure oi ,
meeting Mr. Delane frequently in society, and ,
he has occasionally done me the honor to mix ]
in society tinder my roof. That society was,
I may add, composed of persons of nil shades t
of politics, (cheers,) of various pursuits, and I
need hardly say I feel proud when persons so j
honor me without undertaking any other en- J
gagemetit than that which Mr. Delane always I
makes good—of making themselves very »
agreeable during the time of their stay. ,
(Cheers.) I have had the honor—and I need, 1
am sore, scarcely add that 1 esteemed it no
small honor—of receiving occasionally under .
my roof the right honorable gentleman the i
member for Buckinghamshire, and the right J
honorable gentleman the member for the Lm
versity of Cambridge. Hear, hear.) The in- jj
fluences which led them to do me that honor
were of the same nature as those which in- j
duced Mr. Delane to confer upourae a similar i
honor—the expectation of meeting agreeable I
b »ciety, and I trust they were not disappointed.
(Cheers.) I bad also myself the honor on more
than one occasion, of being a member of the (
society which assembled under Lord Derby's ,
roof, and in availing mysellmf that privilege I
did nothing more than that which the right ,
honorable gentleman the member of Bucking
hamshire, the right honorable gentleman the '
member for the University of Cambridge, or
Mr. Delane did when they visited me (bear,
hear,) that is to say, mix on fair and equal
terms in the society iv which they met, and
endeavor to make themselves as agreeable as
possible." j
A Slave Sax ton Obeys ijis Master's Ob
debs Litekallv.—The burial ground at Al
giers, New Orleans, in which tbe remains of
the millionaire, John McDouoagh were inter
red, was established by Mr. McDonough him
self, abont fifty year* ago, as a place of burial
for his slaves, and a favorite slave named Jack
was honored with the honorary post of sex
ton. Gradually tbe cemetery became popular
and populous, and Jack was authorized by bis
master to collect the money paid for inter
ments, Ac, a task which he accomplished with
business-like correctness and fidelity.
According to ihe business account kept by
McDonough witb all his slaves, (noting and
rating their daily labor on his books, and by
an original mathematical plan of his own,
emancipating tbem as soon as the books
showed they had a little more than paid fol
themselves, expenses and interest IncludedJ
Old Jack was presented with his free papers
some years before his master died. He still
remained the sexton of the McDonough ceme- '
tery: and some eight or ten years ago it fell to
his loi to see his old friend and former master
buried in the inclosure which he had guarded
loug—and since McDonough's death Jack
has stuck to his old post, attending to burials '
and collecting theexpeuses, the same as in for
mer years. i
A few weeks ago it was decided to disinter
the remains of thedeadjinillionaire for trans
portation and reinterment at Baltimore, and
the exhumation was being progressed with
when Jack—who is currently reported to be
a hundred years old—was on hand and de
manded F-M before consenting to the removal
of ibe body; slating that Mass* John's orders
to him, ever since he had been sexton, were
not to let any one take a body out of the
graveyard without paying B'£s. Jack's de
mands were laughed at, and the resurrection
ists having completed their task, placed the
coffin containing the earthly remaius of Mc-
Donough upon a wagon and conveyed it to tbe
city. Old Jack would not. however, consent
to the ignoring of his claim, aud followed the
party to the ferry and then to the city, demand
ing at every step the payment of the money.
TISTREI KIVED RV ARAMS' EXPRESS
J COMPAMY- _ _ ~.*»-r«
1 lot Uent's Fancy CassiniereOOATS.
I lot Oent'e Fanoy Cassiiiiere. PANTS.
1 lot Osnt'a Fancy Caseimere VEB TS.
NEW STYLES BUSINESS SUITS, Complete:
1 lot Boys' Cassimere, Alpaca and Drapd' Etc
JaCKk is.
Ilqt Boys' Cassimere, Linen and Marseilles
1 lot R.»*s''Cassimere, Silk and Marseilles
VESTS.
Which we are selling cheap.
103. N. WALKER A CO., 101.
Corner Main and llth streets.
OF ttOODS TO BR
> 10, mtU SOLD OFF AT PRIMK COST,
OR CASH ONLY.-As E. OOLDSMITbas only
a short time left to remain in his old stand before
the house is pulled down, he will otter his stock of
Ooods at and below cost, for east i, as uo charges
can be mane. The stock of Goods is com
plete, and (urchaaed under very favorable circum
stances. Can be found, Bonnets. Fiats, Flowers,
Ruches, and all styles of Millinery Ooods; Paro
sols; Corsets; all styles of I).ess and Mantle Trim
mings; H.'Siery, some as low aa » csuts per pair;
splendid 1-4 Sheetings, Va.; Rleaohed Cottons, &, 9,
iv and llo.: and many other desirable goods.
E. OOLDBMIT, BU Broad St.
I HINFEt TIOJVKRIKS AT REDI'CEO
V» PRlCES.—Receiving thia day, per steamer,
bVlbaga soft shelled Almonds, 76 baga Fitlberts,
Cream Nuts, Walnuts anil Feean Nuts; 9uodrun:s
Pigs. scasks Currants, lab boxes Citron, 300 boxes
Haisins, whole, halves aud quarters; 3U» boxes
Orau'es, and Lemons; 10 Alio Ibe. assorted French
Candies. lam also making, daily, Double Refined
Candies, unequalled anywhere, st reduced prices.
ANDREW AXIOM,
St. Nicholas Saloon.
Opposite Kent. Paine A Co.'s.
RJOTIIJR.-JUAN Fi/./INI, Wholesale Healer
ia Foreign Fruits. Refined Candy Manufac
turer, aad Imp irter of French Confectioneries.—
Merc basts and others wishing to purchase cheap
komls will d> well to stive me a call. At this es
tablishment they will find a most complete assort
inent ofgoodngeneralty kept in first-class houses of
tbs Kind, and 1 will continue to receive, by every
steamer and packet, a fresh supply. Call at the
Richmond Refined Csndr Manufactory. No. 128
Mai a U reet. Richmond. Va.
12LAARTH1CO BACK FrUMRB.-Oue of the
______| t e_*al_l_fj;.*;^ l#BUol **• »»m*»b, esaajly
!&£_!?-?! •__? r _ ,, -»'imss purposes. Panoy Oas
l»l__m'm^!i-. ,l CO '
."* ~ Mtn .* tn *S} y * iM Tan-urn A Hull.)
▼V oar customers is wnsoltsd.an* an exTerien.e
of mere thaßtwwßtr yeanae'lsai™, lV?_lJde*
pertment of bueineea, enablee ac to offer a stock of
ineßpring Clothing, Which is u«riv_Ued in extent
L*_!_f3L , . T ,!' d * A •**«*■"•-*•"***■
__?_•?'* Oißßueme, received this mornias,
per Ipmeemwn. direotTrom Hew York, at eels us,
I t2_^J_?WJ___ w^*h JHp'»r** t - Ai_»r l«dc?
V - - "W-W.« Mwa .f.
G*?* T f__^ 4 * 4 »_ v * »_T-h* ik.:
•-TROR.-1 m Bersse Aaslais Mantlae at «l ■*>
casb;Rrey Dress <s<*ufi i orsvery variety, frsm
i*%nie.met yard, le the finest fabrics made. In
«^^ l fc.Bßs_ffi^ l | B ! B |»/.
g_^l|___n«_n-H-g
ble medtciae Tor Riboas Attacks. Dyspepsia, Sick
____l , _!lUBTVIB»l@!t
G y 4 „
\mW ■^m\wMm\§mm A m p%m^Wn%
_k___T*»rr-i«i««»»<f»*iB tbssßp of RicbmonXof
A
JeH netsei'e Prat Store, ea Main, 3 doorb irons ear -
"al_ls maybe found at night at the reeidenee of
WnZf Butler, Ebb., corner of IRh and Marshall
sts. m»»-im
>HA»TAINI J__iMTK,~_~ t ._
- NEV AT LAW.
Practices ia all the Coarta of the city •_•_*»*_
mnad, ths counties of Henrico, Hanover. Carman
andtsonshiaad. ... ____ ___ r t_e
Offios. ooraer Uth aad Franklin atreete. "•"«*•
Bute Costt House. *T!T_
K^.r^w^^^
• s _ AN . A _.wJ.n Ist and F.mshee streets.
■"TT 1 !o treat all forma of
, ...
to afOb
stetnoe. j
W O <• L II O C S E. Cupper ejirt
Mainstreet.overS. «_<l»ef'Hii ai.un
Sffre. eisn of the Big Oun-Mra. W. has for ysars
m_msw3"the ladiee of Richmond, and Kives urn
verse.l sstistaction. .
Mrs. W. wilt attend those requiring her aer
vices.atallhoure.day <»r nuht.
N h.-LKKOHES for aale. Orders from the
country carefully packed. J»S »>-3ni
»-__£_* HIWF.S R. SITTON, ATTORNEY
_£_9T*ATIJvW AN I' NOI'ARV . PUBLIO-
I'rncticea in all the Courts <>r the city of Rich
mond and the counties of Henrico and broochUnd.
Uffioe corner Bank and llth strerts. Richmond,
Va He is also Comifissnner of the Int ted Mates
Court of Claima. *P l*-'m
B ' STKEI |J|SNTIST.
Office and Residence Southwest corner Maui and
Bth Its., first door shoes Crenshaw's New Hotel,
K Ha?!ng d an V e , xperience of ten yean is his profes
sion, he feels confident of giving satisfaction to
those who may iavor him with their BBtrouane.
mhls—dm .„ ;, .
S3,* *****' VM ffiMhE* AT LAW.
Has removed his office to No. S Law Building, near
the Btate Court-House. _.__•_• ~ _„;..-,
He practices m all the Courts held in the city ol |
Richmond and count* of Henrico. fe 14— U .
_k_isw ATTORMfci-ATLAW, I
Practices in the Courts of the City of Richmond
and the Counties of Henrico, Hanover and Oaro
He is also Notary Pablic and Commieeioner of the
United States Court of Claims.
The partnership between Mr. Chastain Whit..
Bnd himself lieiu* dissolved, his office is now on
Uth street, just below tsoddin s Rail. le 13-ij
_*"■"_=__ HENRY HI'ON ALL,
_k_Sk ATTORNEY AT LAW
"**-»■* AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Practices in all the Courts held in the cit* of Ric.-i
™_£ Also, practices regularly in the County and
Circuit Courts of Chesterfield.
As Notary, trill '»ke Depositions and Acknow
ledgments, Administer and Certify Oaths, and per
form whatever other duties pertain to the office ol
Office at the corner of Bank and llth streets, just
below the Custom- House. ja 31—ly
PARKEPiyrNOEXTER, ATTOR
•v__Tn'KY AT LAW, RICHMOND. VA..wt 1
Sraotice in the city of Richmond and in the coun
ea of Chesterfield, Powhatan and Amelia. .
ft_.Offio* in Liale'a Building, corner ol Mam and
Uth street asBB-le
MEDICINES.
D"~ ''£ BttlU-XAfft-*so-Rffl-.isifTCRS
aJTB
DR. ROOPLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
TA« grsol standard medicines of Iht present art,
ha.t acquired their great popularity only through
ytars of trial. Unbounded satisfaction is rendered
by them in all casts, and iht people ham pronounced
UYEr'cOMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAVN
DICE, DEBILITY OF THE NERVOUS
SYSTEM, DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS,
ana all rft.<«as«* oris tag from a disordered liver ot
meekness of the stomach and digestive organs, are
spt-lily and permanently curtd by Me GERMAN
Hl'i TF HS
7»« BALSAMIC CORDIAL has acquired artpu
tai- on surpassing that of any similar preparation
•xl in:. It will cure, without fail, th* most s*
CD V\%I&LD?O& HOARSENESS, BRON
CHIfIS, INFLUENZA. CROUP, PNEU
MONIA, INCIPIENTCONS UMPTION,
an*, has ptrformtd th* most astonishing curt* tmtr
***** "CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION!
A few dons will also at once check and cur* th*
mo. t stvert DIARRHOiA procttdingfrom Cold ib
ihv Bowiw. _. ■■'_ _ _, . _
T.usi mtdicines art prepared by Dx. C. M. Jack
sou A Co., No. 118 Arch stteet, Philadelp.ua. Pa.,
una ar* sold by druggists and dealers tn medicines
•««» where, at 75 eenls per bottle. The signature Of
C. id. Jacksom utill b* on th* outstd* terapp*r oj
tachbottlt. __.__. ~ v
In tht Almanac published annually by intpro
prietors called Everybody's Almanac, yen will
And test-'mony and commendatory notices from all
parts of the country. Tits* Almanacs ar* tivtn
away by all our agents.
PURCELL, LADD A CO., Agonta,
jell—dAcwlr RichmontL Va._
HRLMROLO'S RATRACTRI I'HO,
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
HELMHOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
HKLMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
The Great Diuretic, The Great Diuretic
The Great Diuretic The Great Diuretic
The Great Diuretic, The Great Diuretic,
The Great Diuretic, The Great Diuretic,
A positive and specific remedy for diseases 01 the
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy,
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy,
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy,
Bladder. Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy,
AND ALL DISEASES OF THE
Sexual Organs, Sexual Organs, Sexual Organs.
HELMBOLD _■ EXTRACT OF BUCHU
Is a certain, sate and speedy cure, from whatever
cause they may have originated, and no matter of
How Long Standing, How Long Standing,
How Long Standing. How Long Standing,
How Long Standing, How Long .Standing.
It is taken without Hindranoe from Business, and
little ii any change ol diet,
la pleasant in its taste and odor.
And i nun *diate in its action.
If you are suffering with any of the above distress
ing aliments.
PROCURE THE REMEDY AT ONCE,
PROCURE THE REMEDY AT ONCE,
PROCURE THE REMEDY AT ONCE,
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
As a medicine which must bsßent every body, from
the simply delicate to the confined and despairing
invalid.
NO EQUAL TS TO BE FOUND.
NO EQUAL IS TO BE FOUND.
NO EQUAL IS TO BE FOUND.
Price SI per bottle, or six for 9 6; delivered to
any address. Prepared by H. T. HELM BOLD,
Depot, KM South Tenth st., below Chesnut,
For sale wholesale and retail by
FISHER A WINSTON,
Druggists and Apothecaries,
jalT—ly 126 Main street.
JVfRIMUALC'ARO.-Dr. PLUME otters his set
ir-l vices to the public in thetreatmentof all secret
diseases. Twenty years' practice in the above
branch gives Dr. P. actaim to public favor.—Otfice
oa Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church, same side. Al
ways on band, a supply of the "CHEMICAI EX
TRACT OF FLOWERS:" one of the very best
ranovabfs for weakened parts now known. Mcdi- I
nines sea ito order. Alloommrnioations by letter '
or others lse promptly attends* to. Richmond. Va
BOYS' CLOTHING, ROYS' CLOTHING.
DARRACOTT HARRIS A CO. have just re
ceived their second supply of Boys' Clothing, and
are now prepared to sell tlicin at lower prices than
ever before, having—apring to th* season being
advanced —bought them much under the former
prices. We would therefore c.nitid.'iitl* invite all
in want to give us a call, as we know we cm se.l
anything in the bo)*' line very low.
DARRACOiT, HARRIS A CO.,
(Successors to Merchant. Weisiger A C 0.,)
No. 112 Mam street.
J~UaN T Dealer in Foreign
Frui's and Double Refined Candy Mantacturer.
There will lie found at ihisesublistiineui the most
complete assortment of all descriptions of articles
generally kept in first-class hou es of the kind, and
it will continue to receive additional supslies b*
every steamer and packet. Merchants and other»
wanting good and fresh articles, wih find it to 'lieu
interest to call at the Richmond Refined Candy
Manufactory, No. IM Main st.
OLD OOViINION I ANIIY FACTORY.—
I have just completed in the rear of my whole
sale and retail stoic the largest Candy Factory in
this cit), for iuak.il. superior R< fined Candies.-
Mercliant* are requested to leave their orders at
my wholesale store, il they wish to save fifty per
cent. I have also, at this time, a complete stock
of Confectioneries, unequalled for their freshness.
Call at A. ANTONI S, St. Nicholas saloon.
Opposite Kent. I'ame A C.».
BKaUMIaf AN*LAfaL-LEVY bia just re
ceived a large supply of the above-mentioned
goods, which he is prepared to sell at tbe lowest
srices.5 rices. Call early and aupply yourself, as tbey are
sing soldo? very rapuily. Also, Lavetla Cloth.
Bayadere, Vatentia, Poplin, Poplmette. and vari
ous____________e__J___! B
Q"~"L'K_!N AOfcLAIDbS'S ORN 11 PR 14,'»_.-
This is an English preparation, for cleanuis
and preserving the teeth It is much approved id
in London, where it is made, aa well as by those
who have used it in Ibis country. For sale by
A. BODEKER A C <b, DrugiisU
No. H> Maia Bt.
C~llK_N_T AKbYe WHIRR R Y.-.Thia
celebse'ed Whiskey, whiob baa been proved by
several chemical analyass tola perfectly pore, and
has received ths approval of the r acuity as a very
valsabts aisdicinal agent, ia for sale i_y . - > f
LAtDLRV A ROBINSON, Cbemiats.
i ttb and Franklin Btt.
BBDrpß|> ALUM AND IODINE WATER
Alll» MARSH** highly eftaaotaea as a topic
aadM-uorstiag medicine. For sals ia all quan
ii7?*r* B# w *** r i" bottlsa, and tbs mass is glass
>a*s,by LAIDLRV' A ROBINSON,
_ 4th asd Fraa-liß su.
f__SjS»fflnJ&*v_|
aym&aßAtao.
sals bf h, j Pic St'
Corner oppoeite the' Old Market
gßs_KSg&^fl3s£
A^^^B-^^rSa-i a __.-_. J_
••pSmcnTeatrsßting I , to^, __s__.
sjMty reel assured of getting the highest market
P are always in attsadanos at tbsdif
lerent depoU aad -oat DICKINSON.
myll-dAcwfta C.'b.'hlLL? !
(Vj AHRLB WURRB.
JOHN W. DAVIBB.
MECHANIC** BTRRRT.
RONUil^^W^AtopißXJl*
RV PiratFrei lismsawerdedT»»theVirginmA|
ricHlurnJ »ocie« r and Mechanics <
«,.cWW«S.ra^K,,
Is prepared to take GtMHla on STORAUK at CITY
POINT on ihe most reasonable terms, without
charge of drayage either to or from atore-
Cl StDi ffiT.CA7 ""
ORANITK CUTTKKB,
Sixth Street, near the Armory, Richmond, rt
EVERY DESCRIPTION m „ u WORR
Executed at short notice and in the best manner,
mh l_—l2m
DOGGET T *V ANDERSON,
Cobnkkof FAasbUß and 13th Sts.,
Dealers ia PAPER HANGINGB. OIL CLOTHS
MATTINi;.! CFRTAfN MATERIALS, WIN
DOW SHADES. BEDS. M ATTRESSES and UP
HOLSTERING OOODB GENERALLY, have re
ceived their spring stock- embracing a full and
complete assortment in the above line, to which
they invite the attention and patronage of the pub- I
lie generally. They are prepared to do Paper
Hanging and Upholstering in a superior style, hay- I
ing the very beat workmen in their employ for that
purpose. ap2—3m I
M ALIO I A A CO.,
(Successors to Smith A M Annex,)
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Cary street, opposite Columbian Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
Jar. F KnWAßT>s,of King William,!
W. H. Howard, of York, > Assistants,
W. M. Marshall, of Lunenburg. >
Guarantee to their friends faithful attention to
nil consignments, and orders for goods from pro- I
duce oustomers. j
Mr. F. v*. SUTTON, Jr., is admitted to a m- I
lerest in our business. _, I
fe I dtsAcwlt MADDUX A CO. j
[OH* N. GORDON A SON,
•I lITH StREKT, NRAR THE EXCHANGE HoTBI.,
Urler for sale a large and full assortment of IRON, I
Misprising' American Hammered, Peru I
Hammered, Kn.-lis!isnd English Refined, Knglish l
American, Russia and Imitation Russia SHEKI I
! RON, Hoops, Band and Scroll Iron, Refined Plow j
Iron and Plow Plates. Also. Tin-plate of various I
sizes, for tinners*, nd manufacturers; .Sheet and
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Spelter, and the Metals
usually sold in tins market. apl—ts
WIIEIiLVsRIGfIT, Ml WGK A CO.,
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE, I
Dealers in Printing, Writing, Blank Book, Hard- I
ware and Manilla PAPERS; Bookbinders' |
LEATHER and CLOTH; Foreign and Domestio
RAGS; Bleaching POWDERS; ALUM, Ao. No.
14 Hanover atreet, corner of German street,
jaH3-d6m BALTIMORE. MP.
JAjUKB ah. BaWWMK'B
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORRB,
9th street, next to the Mechanics' Institute.
-.RON RAILINGS, VERANDAHS, BALCO
NIES. CHAIRS. SETTEES. Ac; also. Grating,
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind ot
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur
poses, manufactured at snort notice. ______
__•_. Particular attention given tocncloeisa Burial
Letsin the otty sad eoaalry. L l2m _
ARM. —The subscriber rakes t his method of in
forming bte friends aad the pubic that he has es
tabltbhedhmiHelfiu aMERCHANDIZE BROKE*
AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
He will attend to the purchase, snd sal cot Msr
cuandize generally also, Flour, Wheat, Corn, To
bacco, and all descriptions of Country Produce.
His special attention will be given to all business
entrusted to his care. From Ins long business
experience he hopes to meet with a liberal share of
public patronage. He refers, by permission,to
Lkwis Wbbb, Esq., 1
Messrs. DvNi.or, Moncurb A Co., I Richmo'd,
" Esmokd, Davbshort k Co.,f Va.
" Bacon &. Basservill, j
" D_l* ln , n _
*» T wells A Co., Philadelphia.
Thomas Monahan, Esq., New York.
WM. 8. ROYSTER,
Office cor. of Cary and Va. streets.
Richmond, Nov. Ist,JBM. no I— te
r PHK CNDRRSIONRB have formed a co
-1 partnership for the transaction of aCOMM IS
SION BUSINESS, under tlie firm of LEWIS
WEBB A JOHN ii. WADE. They :ill give par
ticular attention to the sale of FLOUR, WHEAT,
CORN aud TOBACCO. They occupy the store and
lumber-house No. 68 Main street, long occupied by-
Lewis Webb. LEWIS WEBB,
JOHN G. WADE.
Richmond, Va., Nov. 1. MM9. no 7-dcwAswta
EDWIN WORTHAM A> CO., _,
GROCERS.COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
DEALERS IN IRON AND STEEL,
Bolict consignments of TOBACCO, WHEAT,
CORN, FLOUR, Ac. to the sale of which EDWIN
WORTHAM will give his personal attention.
■Oh. Advances made on consignments.
BaGS furnished when required.
ALEXANDER NOTT, . . „
AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
Will attend regularly to the sales of HORSEB,
MILES, WAGONS. Ac, at the Horse Lot, every
SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock.
Stock intended for sale will please be entered be
fore the morning of tl.e sale.
lUAN PIBZINI,
J WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FOREIGN FRUITS,
AND REFINED CANDY MANUFACTURER.
Keeps alwnvs on band the targes! and tresliest
stock of" FRUITS. NUTS. PRESERVER Ac.
and is continually receiving, by ever* pteamer and
sailing packet, an additional supply. Call at the
.•.heap store of J UAN PIZZIN i, 12Sj*Ujin_st._
FRANRLIN PAPER MILL,
RICHMOND, VA.
BELVIDERE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
keeps constantly on hand all descriptions of EN
VELOPE, MANILLA AND WRAPPING PA
PER, NEWS AND BOOK PAPER, of all qua'i
ties and sizes, furnished at short notice. Cash
i-aul lor
oc 111-dlv GEO. WHITFIELD. Pres't.
Wm. BATTLER A CO.,
IMI'oKTKKs AND DEALERS IN
OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRUSHES.—We received by the late steamer a
arge supply of Painters' and Artists' Brushes, of
superior quality, to which we call the attention of
our customers.
CHA»'_K, HILsIIV te CO.,
O 110 MAIN STREET
(Late Tupman A Hull I—
Are receiving, by every steamer, additions to
their stock of FASHIONABLE CLOTHING and
fine FURNISHING GOODS, to which we invite
the attention of purchasers. I
B3_. Fancy Cassimere Suits made to order.—
Shine made to order.
BRlDGKOßDkYo.,GerioralCoiiiH.iasieinand
Forwarding Merchants, on the Dock, Richmond
Va. D. B. BRIDGFORD.
FRANKLIN MATTHEWS,
N. TINBLEY PATEA
M. BOSIIKR, SUCCESSOR TO WIL
• SON A BOSHEK, WHOLESALE AND RE
TAIL GROCER, has for sale the following ar
ticles, to winch he asks the attention of his
friends and the public: Rio, Laguayra. Java and
Mocha COFFEho; Brown and Rehncd SI GARS,
of different grades ; Loaf, Pulvergmd and Crushed
SUGARS; Smoking and ChewirrFTOBACCO, of
di tie rent brands : Old Dominion Nails, of all sizes:
country cured Bacou Hams; Western Sides and
Shoulders; Cotton Yarns, a good assortment; H.
Ott* Old R*e Whiskey, old and good ; D. T. Con
ner's Rye Whiskey, old and good ; A. W.Sher
■n n's Rye Whiskey ; A. N. Wood's Rye Whis
key, old and good; P- Steams A Co'a Old Rye
Whiskey, two years old ; Common Whiskeys, in
variety; French Brandy, Madeira Wines, and
other articles, .oo numerous to mention- Call and
examine, at No. 1 j cor. 17ih and Main sts., oppo
site Old Market.
IRITIS, FARLEY fc CO.,
r GROCEUS, COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Nearly opposite the Columbian Hotel, Cary st„
Richmond, Va.
Bpecial attention given to the sale of TOBACCO,
WHEAT, and all kinds of PRODUCE, and liberal
advances made on consignments.
HENRY 8. WILLIAMS,Late of Norfolk.
JAS. B. MARSHALL. Late of Petersburg.
U. RRIRRRR k CO., Grocers and Cptn
• mission Merchants, No. » Cary street. Rich
uiond, Va„ offer their services for the sale o
Wheat, Corn, Flour, Tobacco, Ao. The usua
advances made on consignments.
P ASS» S, ■"■^fc_ -M _, eflocB „
5 kegs G.ystien BUTTER.
*> bMs. No. 1 LARD.
•Sboxesßnrlish Dairy CHEESE.
Al bbls. New Orleans and Cuba MOLASSES.
16 hhds. Bright New Orleans BUOAR.
M bbls. C and Extra C Cotfee SUGAR.
IUO boxen Adamantine and Tallow CANDLES,
to boxeaOewesn Pure STARCH.
Ms bare Rio and Lasuayra COPPEE.
5 _?4ise wh, #rV«. n ,sw»
mhst-u ISth at. near Cary.
SECOND *UPPLY OF BJJMMRRGOOOB.
O 1 have just rstarned fronj the Northern oities
where I have purchased for cash a IM* ««
k_iu_siaie aseortment of LAD to DKt p S
aad all kinds o
MILLIKeRY GOODS, whioh I wiU sell very lew
Now goode received evert week.
Bonnets bleached and made to order.
FtfUg „ Al(f
my I>- tm* No. M Main st.
Urge
.ift^I'VRWHCTURR^d^
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s«»"*^_«»«'« ! ic.-os B :'
■ABtrPAWrOBBB AMD ■BALBBIB
FURNITURE AMD JtfTTIUMWES.
tared by tbe ascot experienced workmen, and t.f
tbe best materials, will And it to their istersst to
examine my atook before baying, aa I bars recant-
WALNUT da. dot TURK:_„
ROBKWOOD CRAM- RAHOfIANY SKTB:
BKRSKTB: MANTEL MIRROR*;
WALNUT do. do.; WHAT-NOTS;
brdstkads?- 40,; chTiPdVeiV'bchaim;
BUREAUS; JgN NY LIN 1) BED
WARDROBES: STEADS: __._,, .. _
WABHBTAND_; „Rlb«_W CRADLES;
TABLES: RECOMB'NTCHAIRS
CHAIRS; 6ENTRR TABLES;
fIDEBOARpS: FEATHER »RDB;
RTE A-TRTRR. l>KßK_i
SOFAS: FANCY CHAIRS;
BOOK-CASES: WORK TABLES;
DINING TABLES.
ROCKING CHAIR&, PIANO.STOOLB;
MATTRESSES, OFFICE CHAIRS,
mh 29 2m ,
2E." OATMRI6HT.
WAREHOUSK, ON GOVERNOR BT.,
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN,
baa on hand at this time the largest and
best stock of FURNITURE he haa ever
offered to his friends and the public-a large portion
of which being CITY-MADE—which he pledges to
sell for less profit than heretofore- Painted, Im
itation and Solid Oak, Walnut. Mahogany and
Rosewood CHAMBER SUITS, from #26 to «100;
all styieiuMarl.le Top TABLES: also, WARD
ROBES, Trbmf 10up;TETE A TETES.DIVANS,
SOFAS, from $13 up to ,75; Jenny Ltnd BED
STEADS, from S9 to $7b; beautiful Brocatelle,
Plush, Lasting and Hair-Cloth PARLOR SUITS
also, COUCHES and BED-LOUNGES.at twenty
five per cent, less than can be purchased else
where; in fact, hia stock embraces every article
usually kept in his line. Call and examine
for yourself, and see how much you can save lie
fore purchasing elsewhere. Also, a large assort-'
ment of Recumbent Invalid. Arm. Easy and Re
volving CHAIRS" MATTRESSES, Hair and
Bhuck. and BEDDING. mh 21-dSm
TAILORING, Ac
»"_"" SAvilJIiL S. RL'RCH is now in my
>■■ employ as a CUTTER, and desires his for
m\ met friends and patrons to call and exaine
V_P me the large and varied assortment of
-—■» CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and VESTINGS,
as well as Ready -Made Clothing, which he is now
prepared to furnish them on as good terms and in
as good si* ie as any similar hou*e in the State.
WM. IRA gWITH, 114 Main St.
NEIOhOTHIN« STOCK. - The
subscriber, a» agent, will open about May
15 h. in the store now occupied by Mr. N.
C.Barton. No. 109 Main street, an enUre
cloti.iNg A^ Tg , FURNrgHINr; 0()0DSf
which he is hay ng manufactured under Ins *>wn
supervision, and hopes with his experience and
kn wle*.ge of the '>usiness, he can ofler snob »
slock as will meet, tbe wants ad secure Ihe pat
ronage of his friends.
The store will be refitted to suit the business,
and every effort will be made to produce all the
necessary articles and in such style as will make
the stock unobjectionable anrattractive.
m«4--dt.B Late of Tupman A Hull._
L'LO TBTi KG! "CLOT HINO ! !
«4_, HO MAIN STREET
W\ The subscribers having purchased of
\f# Messrs. Tipman A Hull their entire stock
—"■—and lease of the s.ore are now prepared to
oner a lame assortment of PASrl)Oi*iA bLh
CLOTHING and 0 ENT*S FURNISHING
GOO DS, suitable foi SPRING sad SUMMER wear
The business W'II conducted under the iriu.c
and style of SHAFER. HALSEY k CO., who by
a strict attention to business and the wants of the
trade, hope to merit and receive a share of public
patronage, which lias been to liberally bestowed
upon them in our sister city.
Mr. Wm. Gaston, formerly with ns in Peters
burg, but of late with Tupman A Hull, will con
tinuewithus. SHAFER, HALSEY A CO..
UO Main street, Richmond.
A. S. SHAFER * CO..
ap2l--t8 Petersburg, Va.
__ GiCNTLEWI* N*» ULWTHIAB SNR
<*4| FURNISHING HOUSE.—Wewould inform
jail the citizens and public generally, that we
ytw have now in store a large, varied and com
-Js__«p. e te assortment of Gentlemen's SPRING
and SUMMER CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS, embracing all the latest etylcs and novel
ties of the season, which, in point of style, taste
r.nd durability, cannot lie surpassed, all of which
are manufactured by ourselves, expressly to suit
the tastes and wants of this market, and which en
ables us to sell at a much more reduced price than
any other house in the city. Also, a large assort
ment, of BOVS'CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS always on hand. We would remind the
youne men and followers of fashions, that we are
continually receiving sample cards of the latent
st* le ftoods, irom which we can make to order, at
short notice, anything to complete a gentleman's
wardrobe. 103, N. WALKER A CO., lOJi.
np3— ly Cor. Main and Uth,or Peail sts.
JOHN R. lIOIIERTY,
MERCHANT TAILCR, .
13th street, near Cary,
Would most respectfully inform his friends
and customers and the public generally,
that he is now in receipt of his stock ofßPßlN
and SUMMER GOODS, consisting of CLOTHS.
CASSLMERES and VESTINGS, which he would
be happy to make up in the most superior style
and *m the lowest remunerative profits.
N. B.—Having small expense, I can make gar
ments to order as low as they can be had at any
clothing house in the city mh 31—3 in
COAL, COKE, wOOD.Jkc.
IIW'cYIVCr-Vi'h*ave"iiowon hand
/a a iaree stock of (vest ANTHRACITE COAI,,
which I shall greatly increase by shipments during
the month of June, and tun prepared t>> oiler itreat.
inducements to consumers. Ml customers and
others, who may order thejr winter s ipply ol me,
may rely on getting the liest article, and as cheap
as it cnn be sold in this marker.
my 17-lm WIRT ROBERTS.
PINE WOOD FOR *3."i>0.-l would respect
fully give notice that I sin now prep,.rod to
furnish good PINE SLAB WOOD, delivered any
where within the city limits, for the low price of
$3 50 per cord, for cash.
Any orders which may lie laft with Mr. Wm.
English, on 2d street, or at Jm>. A Oko. Gib.-o-'s
Saw-Mi!', will be attended to promptly,
m* l_-_tm* RICHARD SHAKPE^
t'OAC— On hand a full supply of
' MIDLOTHIAN. LUMP. AVERAGE
and SMITH'B COAL.
-ALBO.-
RED and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL.
C. B. LIPSCOMB,
mh 14—ta llthst., near MayVs Bndge._
C^ORE.- -The pnseof Coke until further notice
•' will lie as follows:
SOFT LIMP COKE SS.LV
SOFT HAIL COKE .—, _„.. 6.20
HARDCORE __ _.. 6.00
Orders promptly executed at Yards corner 10th
and Cary and 6th and By rd rtreels. Terms cash.
de!2—ta JNO. J. WERTH. Ageafc
OAR AND PINE WOOD-Se.asoned and un
der shelter, for sale at Coke Yards,
de ia-ta JNO. J. WERTH. Ag't.
REMOVAL.
GAS! GAS!!
We have on hand the most magnificent assort
■Mated
CHANDELIERS.
PENDANTS,
BRACKETS,
B____j ____58
And all other kinds of GAS ex
hibited in this city. Also, a beautiful assortment
of KEROSINE LAMPS.
To which we ask an examination before making
your purchases.
GAS FITTING and PLUMBING,
PORTABLE GAS WORKS,
Put up in any part oi the country.
CHAS. D. YALE A CO.,
an2ll—2m Iron Block, Governor street.
C" E N TRALTAGRICLLT V RAI. SOCIETY
OF VIRGINIA.—The FAIR GROUNDS of
this Society will be opened to visitors hencefor
ward, until the next Fair, upon the following
terms, viz:
Visitors on foot will pay Scents.
Sulkeys. 6 "
Cari'iaices and Buggies 10 "
Military Companies and other Associations, who
desire to use the Grounds, will be permitted to do
souspon terms which may be agreed upon with the
Prsteeat.
An adequate Police will be always upon the
Gronads, and no disorderly person will be per
mitted to remain on them.
aplß-tf__ C. DIMMOCK. Secretary.
WARREN'S Olf'ROV ED F R LT AND
COMPOSITION ROOFING, received the
Silver Medal at the United States Fair, and Di
ploma at the Virginia State Fair.
We have certificates and testimonials from the
first Architects and Builders in the United States,
Canada and the West ladies, testify urn to the su
perior qualities of WARREN'S IMPROVED
FELT aud COMPOSITION ROOFING, over all
other ever offered the public and are prepared to
attend to all orders in city or country, with
promptness and dispatch.
JOHN VILhS, only Agent in Eastern Virginia,
for WAR KEN'S Roofs and Roofing Materials.
___ Office on 13th street, between Main and
Cary. my I—am
HOSIERY. HOSIERY..-Just landed, of
our own importation:
3,000 doz. Laiiea' COTTON HOBE. all qualities;
1.000 " Misses' ■ " all sizes and
qualities;
I,ooodoz. Genu'COTTON HALF-HOSE.aII qual
ities;
Also. 1.000 doz. L. C. HDKFB, all grades.
All of which we offer to the trade at a small ad- '
vance upon coat of importation.
GIRTfifiOLVEY A ARENTB,
api—ta Importers and Jobbers. Main st.
ItfHfteOAß LI M HER, SAWED TO
v * ORDER.—The subscriber having tbe entire
control of one of the beet Steam Circular Saw
Mills m the Stats, located in original Whits Oak
forest, will contract to furnish, in Rood order snd
on reeaonablo terms WHITE OAK TIMBER, ol
superior quality, need ia Car building. Machine
purposes, Agricultural Implements. Caaal Boats,
BndgesTAo. TRUMAN A. PARKER.
Wholesale and Retail Lumber Dealer.
aur 3-tirl __ .
AMERICAN FERTILIZER.
Owners of poor snd worn out land, hi ths usa
of this article, can be convinced of the> utility of
"»»»>e prodnctton of WHEAT. CORN and Po
TATOES, ss a renovator at the soil, by certificates
of three Agricultural Societies sad farmers m
~ry£i_r^^
s# na^R'-gi,ny gmag
opsssdto ulir far hate a
__L received the new as-hsaa-fei FksvaTsmpla
* m nrriv-aj, HAT, Car r^y r m^m^M^enJ»V t 
a_SPi*^^pg*
aBFRINR ANR »»~INIatR
COR. 207 Broad atreet. Ws arnao«eaa»i*£ to
display a large and complete aasortmeat of BBm
■ner Oooda. Hoy a' Hate and Oass ia •▼_£___»___
ty; Misses' and Girls' Flats.
American Felt Hats we ha*e the Oaaer Paoba,
Natty, Opera. Preach Bell. PerfeeUoe, and various
other new and desirable styles- Toeoostry ■__;
obaaU and planters we osn oner indaeemente inai
cannot fail to »lease. Dress Hau manuiaetnrea
many desired style er shape at the shortest no
tice, and st different ft ices. _.^ft_J?_ , »2Jf tm
speetfulfy solicited. WM. T. *!MRE A CO. .
207 Broad st., Richmond. Vs.
BOOTS, SHOES, AC.
" ____ri ANOTHER LOT of thosee*»r_,
beautiful Ladies' heeled Moron R_Bf_
co Slippers, at Si a pair, and fine Gaiters,^" 5 -'"
with heels, at Sl.?s,justopened at
0. HELLER A CO.'S.
183 Brood sreet.
The largest rssortment of good, well made
Trunks. Bonnet Boxes. Valices, a c, at ths cheap,
est prices, just received at . _ ' _.
G. HELLER A CO.'B
A large variety of Ladies' Glove Kid. Enyl.sh
Lasting, Congress. Front Lace and Side Lane
Gaiters, Buskins, Slippers. Ac, sold very low. at
G. HELLER A CO.'S.
183 Broad street, between oth and Bth.
____rr TO ffHI LAMII Ot" RlCH
__9s**_a7MON D.-l wish to call your »Mention to
my assortment of LAD'FS*. MISSEB* AND
CHILDREN'S SHOES, embracing a crest va
riety of styles, among whi-h are the following:
Ladies* Heeled Kid and Morocco Slippers; La
dies' Heeled Kid and Morocco Bootees; Ladies'
Heeled Kid Congress Boots; Ladies' Hseted Cloth
Gaiters, several qualities; Ladies' Heeled French
Bo< ts, new style; Ladiea' Morocco and Kid Boota,
without heels; Ladies' Morocco and Kid Buskins,
without heels; Misses' Heeled Morocco and Goat
Bootees ; Misses' Heeled Congress and Side-Laced
Gaiters; Misses' Heeled Morocco and Kid Slip
pers: Misses' Heeled French Boots, new style;
Children's Heeled Kid and Morocco Slips and An
kle Ties; Children's Morocco aud Goat Boo»ees,
without heels; Children's Copper Tint Bootees,
without heels; Children's French Boots, new
style: together with any other style or quality
that n.ay he needed. A call is solicited, at the
fashionable emporium, No.» M am st.
JNO. C. PAGE, Ja.
Bl ROOTS ANO SHOES--GK EAT _*___rj
■ REDUCTION IN PRICES.-CHAS.«_AsB»»_J
Jk BEHLE, Broad street, between 2d and 3d.
keeps a large stock of Ladies', uentlemen s and
Servants' wear constantly on hand, and defies any
body in Richmond to compete with him in his line,
aa he manufactures to order, and superintends
himself. loe.U-lvl CHARLES BEHLE.
JA NOTICE; THAT CANNOT
BE CONTRADICTED BY
ONE.—We are now prepared to furnish our
customers, friends and the public generally, with
any kind ot ROOTS and SHOES that they may
want, either of our own manufacture or imported,
either for Ladies, Gentlemen. Misses, Boys, or
Children, of the latest styles and of the best qual
ity. We also keep on hand a large assortment of
TRUNKS and BONNET CASES for Ladies, orthe
most, approved styles and finest quality. Also.
CARPET HAOS 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 ol Boots and Shoes,
127 Main street. Richmond. Va.
_. GREAT REIM'CTION INTHRr-m
aW PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS.-Ul
hm\ From 15 to 2C per cent, saved by buv-*
He, inf from J. H. ANTHONY,
\M_3_ Columbian Hotel building.
Moleakin Hats of best quality. .3 60; di. second
quality, 3 0": fashionable Silk Hals, 2 SO; fine calf
skin sewed Boots, 3 SO; Congress Gaiter Boots, S 2S;
fine calf skin sewe.l Shoes, 2 25.
J. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements witb
one of the l*st makers in the city of Philadelphia
to supply him with handsome and substantial calf
skin sdwed BOOTS, which he will sell at the itnpre
oedented low price of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF. oc23— dAwtS
CHINA, GLASS, &c.
mmmr\ IRI.Mfi.MUK S SACKII ICKtJBB
Jat/Ol' AM ENTIRE NI'.VV STOCK OFMJJ
ij_POH,NA, GLASSWARE. Hi)USK-g_j_
\_T Xl R NI H H IMi AND FANCY tttf
GOODS. AT 7!» MAIN BTRKET. NEXT Dooß
TO MR. JOHN DUDLEY'S HAT STOKE.-The
Traders' Ban* ol Richmond bavin., boagat the
house we now occupy, we are compelled to leave
the. store within one month. We therefore ollerour
goods, all fresh and of the latent et) los. to house
keepers and tbe trade at a >;reat sacrißee. as ye
have no other way Is diapsse of them. To get
must astonishing bargains, call at
SuHAAP A CO.'S. 79 Main street.
A treat variety ol Fancy Caskets, Bird Cages.
fine Satchels, and other Fancy Goods will lie sold
extreme;* low to sell out.
_n_f)« HI NA, 01 KIiNSWAKE AKUUBj
C_» At No. 19 Pearf. or Mth street. t_£_jf
X_T In addition to a full stock, at till Wumß
tim«s. at WHOLESALE, we will keep constantly
ou h.-iud a choice supply of Staple and Fancy Goods
at RETAIL.
Our old customers and tlie public will please liear
it in mind that we have removed to No. 19 PEARL,
or Hi a STREET.
WM. F. BUTLER A SON.
Impoiters ol China aad Earthenware,
my 21—lm
SD " «■*«*■■. |£i
fjp' 1 A. 11 T II X N \V A It X . Ettf
O. B. TAYLOR.
117 MdfJV STREET,
His now in store, and on storage, lately received
t er ships Invint iblo. Niagara and Star.>l the West,
and from the principal glas< factories of the coun
try, the largest and most complete assortment of
goods he has ever i«een able to offer to the t r ade of
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee. He feels
confident, he <-.*n compete with the re packing
houses ol Hie North ; and as an assurance of his
ability to do so. be will duplicate at the same prices
any bill purchased of a re packing house at the
North within the past twelve months. All orders
sent to him will receive his personal attention.—
Goods carefully packed and forwarded promptly.
mh23—2m
lj» G L ASSVI ARE"Comprisine Goblets,
tjT'lTiiiiiblers. Wines. Cham Beg—en. Decanters,
\Jtii-Q Preserve Dishes, Fruit Bowls, Spoon Houi
t__lE ors. Lemonades, Lascer Beer Glasses, Glass
'iubes. Salt Cellars. Ac, for sale at the China
Store of T. A. BULKLEY, IV Mam street.
v*_n keep cool— charcoal-packed
JaL/WATER COOLERS, RICHMOND .MADE
ly We have on band ;* supply of tiie above
very superior Charcoal Packed Water
Coolers of our own manufacture, of all sizes. Call
and supply yourselves at
KEESEE A PARR'S Pottery,
Cbrner 12th and Cary sts.
CHINA, G LA »S~
AND EARTHENWARE.
SPRING TRADE. 1860.'
GEO. J.SUMNER A CO.,
VA, GLASS. AND OUEENSWARE
WA R EHO USE.
Ko. 20. Pearl or Mth street. Richmond, Va.
onsequence of unavoidable delay in the com
in of our new warehouse, on Governor street,
we shall I* unable to remove until the Sprint trade
closes ; and our friends will find us at the old loca
tion, No. 20 Pearl street, for another season.
Our stock is now daily arriving, and is the largest
and most complete stock of EARTHENWARE
CHINA and GLASS, ever offered in Virginia, and
we invite the attention of the merchants of Vir
ginia, North Carolina and Tennessee, who may
visit this market, to our prices, confident that we
Sccessfully compete with the {largest houses
of the Northern States,
tmlv ask them to give us the preference over
crn houses, provided we can do as well for
We ask nothing more.
The most experienced packers employed, and
goods shipped promptly.
We supply the rest tuality of Stoneware
low as it can be purchased at the Factory.
We give our prompt and faithful attention to the
execution of orders.
~ CARRIAGES, &c„ FOR SALE.
CARRIAGES, RUGGIRS, Ac,
VjS\_3gS__Foß >>ALE.-Tiiesiil>ycri!>er is still of-
Sc__-s_r_f er , nK f ()l . sa i- LIGHT CARRIAGES,
Open and Top BLGGIEB and ROCKAWAYS .
also, a BAGGAGE and a BUTCHER'S WAGON.
As I am anxious to sell, great inducements will
be otlered to purchasers.
Particular attention given to REPAIR.NG.
JOHN DOi-S,
my s—lm* _ Corner 9th and Broad atfeets.
_fßfan__/ CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.--
VW_sp3tTiieß!iUcrit>er has on hand.at his Coach
■£t-=3_rr- Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
ley, between Mais and Cary,(Uth and 14th sts.,)
near the Coluinbtaj Hotel, COACHES. CHARIO
TEES, HAROUCHES, BUGGIES, with and with
out tops, and 81 LKIES— all of his own make, id
the liest material and workmanship—ail of which
will be sold as low as good work of the kind can be
in the city of Richmond, and 1 respectfully ask a
call from those in want of any article ia ths Car
riage line, as I a.n determined to make to order and
to aell at the lowest prices possible; aad all work
aold that ia new, warranted.
fett-d»m MICA JAH MANGUM.
——■ "-- — * ~:———
DENTISTRY.
_*_■=_» I>M. D.COVisLIT-3, DKNTIST,
MfW ma* hereafter be found st his office. No.
*7* Main.street, between Mh aaR Mth,
prepared to attend to his profeauonal engage
ments. *■__
ARTIFICIAL TKRTH..-T>eC.eo
wtes#.^^^^
above mode of making.Teeth, and being enlisted
of its absolute superiority over all other methods,
can with confidence commend it to those desiring
full or partial acts of teeth, aad eepeoially seek
as. may be dissatisfisd with those thee are now
using. The perfect adaptatmaof Urs plats to the
■oath, and the saetioa thereby secured, enables
him to insert one or wore teeth without tlesp*.—
This method having been adopted br those stand
ing highest in .the profession. North and South,
testimonials will bs gi vsn and spew ansae exhibited
to those wishing to sss them. Bets of Teeth, oa
gold or any other plats wdUrooaree bs made for
these, prsfernag theta. Filling, Cleansing, Eg
traoting, aad all other operations gently ana the
■swjw9»hir* i
„b«. ORes ea Maia slrset, oppoats Cannthian 1
Rau. , _ , ________
fISnT" *' '!" _,""««! SSKTIST.
yon shoes Msssrs. Tbos. R Fries A oo.Vi>rv
JTte sshsorissr h-vuM HBBWid laA-Bjßbpse
___**' ____! **J* ___ d ** aseyaass wiUs wham he
bJBCwBM w_!ffw_7j__
___FMMOTM_-M-Meßpaß
«co comFal
___OJe>7/er the tmumr*
o. favors -
Gab. Worthans, John R. Oresnor.
John fenders, fleo. S. Palmer.
Sam'l M. Price, Waa 8. Trtplett,
B. F. Ladd. __ ._ B_C. Terdy,
J no. Stewart Walker, Wm Carrie,
Luther R-Spi.man, Jas. R. Crenshaw,
Peter C. Warwick, John R. Wllliaam,
Jaa. B. Kant, Mark Dowser,
Horace F. Kdmend, Thomas Jests,
James M. Talbott. Edwin A. Smith,
Griffin B. Davenport. Ro. A. Peine.
Geo. W. Yancey, Ro. F. Williams.
Jed. Brumrasl, Wm. P. Rarland,
Wm Brent, HearyC. Cabell,
Ro. H. Maary _ Geo W. Royster.
_, JpAAC DAVENPORT, Ja-, Prea't.
diss. E. Wobtham, Beo'y.
Notice to the Steckbeldera.—A requisition
of seventeen per cent., bsiss * t at on each share,
is required to be paid in cash on or Issiore ths 3uth
inst., at the office of the Company.
my 19—ta C. E. W„ Secy.
pHli V I R G I N Ta LIFE INSLRANCR
I COMPANY ia now fully prepared for busi
ness, and the attention of the public ts earnestly
called to the importance of t'e objects This Com
pany, sndsr its charter, divides seven-eighth* of
its profits every three yeara, among the policy
holders, thereby giving the aasured the advan
tages of the mutual system, with the pledge nf a
perpetual Capital Stock or f 100 000. and the added
s«ourit' that its Stockholders have a permanent
moneyed interest in conducting its affairs with
prudence and economy.
The Charter requires one-half of the Capital
Stock and Earnings to bs invested in Bond aad
Mortgage on unincumbered Real Estate, worth
doable the amount.
The chief object of tbe Company ie to aid ia re
taining at home the immense amount of money
which goes annually from onr State tor Life Pre
miums to Northern Companies. That money will
be loaned to customers for a term of years, at le
gal interest, and disbursed in our midst.
Endowments snd Annuities granted. Life end
term Policies issued at aa low ratee as other good
Companies. Slaves insnrsd for one year, or for a
] term of years.
DIRECTORS:
Wm. H. Maofarland, John Pjroell,
Joseph Allen, Sam'l T. Rayly.
Roscoe B. Heath, Jos. R. Anderson,
Thos. W. MeCanoe, C. G. Barney,
John H. Montague, Ro. H. Maury.
David I. Burr, Jas. A. Cowardin,
Lewis Ginter, Beni. H. Nash,
John Jones, P. T. Moore,
Jas. L. Apperson, John H. Claiborne,
Lewis D. Crenshaw, B.C.Wherry,
Wm. G. Paine, Wm. H. Christian.
H. E. C. Uaskervill, Wyndham Robertson,
Som'l J. Harrison, John C. Shafer,
Win. H. Ha-all, Peter C. Warwick,
Robt. T. Brooke, R.O. Raskins,
George D. Shell, Edward Norvell,
Wellington Goddin, George J. Sumner,
John Dooley, D. S. Wooidndge.
tpon the adjournment or tne meeting 01 oioen
holders. the Hoard of Directors convened, and
elected the following officers;
President- WM.H. MACFARLAND.
Pt« Pr«.«td«at-BAM'L J HARRISON
FAv.«tfta«-Dr. BLAIR BURWELL.
Attorney-ROSCOE B HEATH. Ess.
J. AI)AIR PLEASANT S,Bec'y.
R__Ofnce corner Main and llth streets. Rich
mond. apJ ! s "_ t ?_
LMRE INSURANCE. _._.„ ' >■ ' -■->
f MARINE INSURANCE.
(Incorporated ISM.)
TRS VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURe
ANCE COMPANY.
aa Office No. 131 Main Street, Richmond ~RI
Capital and Surplus, SMO.upO!
This Company has the advantage of twenty-ieeen
ytars' experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor of the public during all
of that period needs no special recommendation to
the citizens of Virginia.
It effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
lis cash capital and surplus are as above, and its
affairs are managed prudently, but liberally, and its
rates are aa low aa those of any other good instita
tion. I.TRKCTOV:
W. L. Cowardin, J. E. Wedsworth, Patrick Culien,
Joseph Allen, Wm. Beers, Geo.W.Bmith,
Horace L. Kent, Thos. Samson, B. L. Winston,
Wm. Palmer, Chas. W.Purcell, .fno.N.Gordon,
Alex. R. P-.rker, Jos. P. Winston, Arch. Thomas.
Jas. A. Inloes, H. A. Clei'oorne,
Apply to the President or Secretary, in person or
by letter. W. L. COWARDIN. President.
Wm.Wi_ub.Jb.. Secretary ________
CAVINaS BAfvKS.
VirTjTnFA sat'J_l«£ ■ U'mM*****
Chartered by the Legislature ef Va.
CAPITA L—SIUuOVU.
MON V received on deposit ia sums of F I V E
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest at the
rate of six per centum per annum is paid for sums
reiiiainin six months or lonaer ; tor shorter pe
riods, interest nt the rate of 5 per centum.
The whole joint stock bound f >r the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier, T. B. MARK E, at the store of E. B.
Spence, corner of Main and Governor streets,
Richmond, Va.
SAM'L 8. COTTRELL, Pres't.
T. B. STARKE, Cashier,
mv U-3m O. H. P. ST EM. Secretary.
I/RANRLIN SAVINOS BANK.
•T Chartered by the Legislature, of Virginia.
This Institution will reoeive DEPOSITS, on
which an interest ot six percent per annum will
be paid on a.l sums remaining longer than six
months, and live per ueut. for a shorter time.
Deposits received at the Banking Office of Messrs.
Isaacs A Taylor, by the Cashier.
WM. CURRIE. President.
WM. L. HILL, Secretary.
B. 11. 6MITH, Je.. Cashier.
MEMBKRS.
Chas. H. Barksdole,'i _ C. H. Wynne.
Henry James. I _ Jos. Brummell,
Sam.W". Youneer, * _ C.F.Smith,
W. B. Warwick, j _ W. H. Benson,
Wm. B. Smith. -; W. T. Carnnxt n,
Jo*. T. Morton, J** Rob't A. Mayo
P.J. Archer, S. P. Mitchell,
R. L. Williams, Jos. Laidley.
Chas. MoGruder, N. T. Pate.
Chas. Talbott, T. L. D. Walfrrd,
B. H. Smith, P. C. Warwick,
R. G. Farley, Jos. G. Watts,
A. Warwick, E. D. Keeling.
Geo. A. Barksdale, ap 31 3m
DISSOLUTIONS, t*c.
O^ThTe.—The term of co partnership of
PULLIAM A BETTS having expired, by
aereement. this day, the same business of selling
NKGRnES AT A UCTION and privately, on com
in-sswn only, will he continued by us. at I'll E OLD
STAND.ODD FELLOWS' HALL. We respect
fully sol cit a continuation of patronage ifroin our
friends and the public generally, and by industry
and perseverance hope to merit the liberal patron
age heretofore extended to us.
h PULLIAM A CO.
A. C. PCLLIAM. 1
R. P. PSIXIAB.]
D.JLWbisiobb.i
Richmond, Va., May 10,1360. my 11—3 m
fna of PULLIAM A BETTS
_ i havine this day orased, WM. H. BET IS will
continue in tne NEGRO AUCTION BUSINESS,
and has taken into co-partnership with him E. J,
ii KK'.OK V . 'I he will conduct the business ander
the firm of BETTS A GREGORY, at their sales
room on Franklin street, four doors below Wall
street, and about one square below Ihe former of
fice of Patlism A Betts. and respectfully solicit a
continuance of tbe patronage which was so liher
,■<!:* extended to Wm. H. Betts while in the nrinof
Pulliam A Betts.
Tne* have obtained the services of Mr. BrsH
rou W. Elmobe as Clerk, who has an interest in
the business. WM. H. BETTS.
E. J. GREGORY.
Richmond, May 10.1860. I my lU-dAow3m
CO-FARTNERSMIP.-Ttm stit«orit*ere have
entered into co-partnership, under the name
and style of W. PETERSON A CO.. for tbe pur
pose of conducting a general wholesale and retail
DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION BUSINESS at the
old stand of W. Peterson, corner ol llth and Main
streets. Having such facilities as will enable them
to oiler Koods at prices that cannot fail to prove
satisfactory, they respectfully solicit a share of
the patronage of the community. _
W. PETERSON.
Richmond. May I.IMO. H. W. FORBUSH.
W. PETERSON oU'erstns sincere thank/to bis
friends and customers for their former literal eat
rosage, and reepeolfully asks a continuance of the
came for the sew concern of W. PE PERSON A
CO. my*— lm
DISSOLUTION —The co partnership hereto
fore existing under the name of
BURG A BOHMFR.at City Point, V»>„ is this
day dissolved by mutua: consent. i
ROBERT WEN I) EN Bl HG will continue the
business on niaowu account,and solicits a ooutinu
s nee of the liberal patronage bestowed on the late
jM»M-lm WENDENBURG A BOHMER.
N'OTIt'R.— Having sold my b*ols, stock in trade
aud good will to Mr. GEO. BTARRETT. my
friend* and customers will please call on him for
any work they may require.
Vary respectfully. WM. BOWDKN, Ja.
PLUMBING. GAS-FITTING. TINNING. Ac,
done in tho bast uno err and wits dispatch. Estt
mates furnished for Buildings. Furnaces and
Ranaes of the most approved patterns: always on
hand a large aad desirable stock from which to ss
ie.it. GEO. STARRETT,
Belvin's Row. Governor at•
GREAT BARGAIN* 1R DRY 000D5...
It is admitted toy almost everybody, that the
oheasest goods van can nay, ia at
JOSEPH STKAUKE'S, No. 17 Mam street.
Jast received and ofstr for sale, 3.00 ft * Us. Cal.ooe,
the beet colors and handsomest patterns, at «. a
and 10 cents; 7» pieces Sno Bleached Cotton at *
and Scents, worth It); the tssst yard wids undressed
at 11). cents, selling ever* where at le.; 3.00 C * ards
the handaomeet patter aa Lawns: fins Jaeone ta; Or
gandies: Debases; Beragee; doubled sßtvt aud
flounced Robes, from the lowest prices vi; 3 MB)
Extension Skirts. la cents and highsr; 7» Silk Par-
Molaat7»,s7 oenu aad #S, richly worth Joublp
tbs money; Sou Stella Shawls, alt colors aad quali
tiss, from tbs lowest prices, tl sad -awards;
Swiss. Check and Cambric Muslins at UKeests,
ke\ ths iasstsad beet Freaes Needle~R>rled
Ladies' Ceabro Collars aad Caailwiq___SW aa
tonmhiagly low; Liaeu Toweling; TRMA Uo_is;
Irish Linens; MareciUee Boaoase-.SlaolSißMuu.
Gloves: Carpet Rugs; Caasimsresj Jeaaet Tweeds,
for ass and boys 1 wssn Faiawra' Satin.tae oheap
eet Goods is ths city All 1 ask isa esft gum sac aad
all to satisfy youreslves that at No. 9 Maisst. you
can esve U per cent by soy ing __frJ>T_ fffifo
•y*-"— 1 JOiRPII BT|tAtfsM.
GROUND woslfesM year see
'iii_-- H^--?_-ly<^-^^-^>
Bsßvy''
___"_*__■■ 'w_f»_s>aen»»*.■.-,-.-■ „ t ,__S___^^P^^ '*
W#_lT_l f_T _sli-ill oVw*_l
• Wa»laW __»W VsWsTWB aaffl ■_fi_h______!|
aT -IZ^tS"'^*
t&wnmTimutVJj^
.asolrVwslsTtto bs {reeled I?WM_tQ«
sen, with increased oosadesee,.call tw _!:*•
tent oa to the great advastsaee Vt&-__i' _•**••
meat oft*LAVßß.and proesteeuTsswr. £rm m
fnraieh them pmper sVomnlodatJose _LTi M ">
neeeaaary atteatton. -~ w ~" w »«m« asd every
1 /-—lt- ._ IBBRs:
i «... /Paye.Weonthe removal of U»F__e__i
White Patients, ear week _ *•**»**.;
; " " in Private Rooms, per week _» sT_R
i Slaves per week .T; '"•*- ar te fit
«Per ff-otioasof a west, after the'imt'wees' .!
the eatae ratss.. s. n «,„,, p£XsU* "
For less than a week, (exceet ia an*-_*_
• I per day. provided that % awVsauiahW,
I exceed the charge for a full week! °* v **
; This includes all charges for Board. Medi«_i s.
tendance. Nsr.ing and MedteißeT ft an
ment with the Inanoary of the
small add.uoaal fee. ranging fc,_7sj to «_££,!
be charred for-Surgical cases The partie_Ur..»
may I* ascertained before hand by aaalie_i,«-.
onsofthe attending Physiciane. ' *»» ,,e * l ""i to
No Small- Pox admitted.
All patients are under oar immediate care nB .
of im viaitmg the wards osce a dar.aatl oft'.n!?
when necessary ; and ia cases of difi* u lt». I!_!'
eultaiionof all tbe phyaiotns is held, without..
tra charge to the patient. A resident Ph?sir,«i
two Students and a Matron, have the patients ~ '
der their immediate supervision, \ na ..»,»,.,'
administer all medicines orders*. '
W hen requested, weekly reporu will be nv* B „r
the condition oi patients. * " "
Pers<<ns in the country, wishing to send Dst.sM.
to our Hospital, may address either of thel Pi...
cians.or the Resident Physician. * n ""
When desired, we will send a comfortable coy
ered vehicle to any part of the city r„ r Miiintm
For this purpose, a message left attheHose itaT
or at Mr.Thos. Feniberton's,.m Msin litwlin
I7th and IHth streeU. will be attfr.de, n, Wlwwa
AtTBKDIIIS riITSICtAMS Attn Sl'Si,s.i«. .
JAMES BOLT6n. M. D., Grace st.. &&,«*
*WOMASI POLLARD, M. D„ Governor st.let
door above Richmond House. ' "
0. A. CRENSHAW, M. D„ opposite Amenoaa
? i) % KE ?.' M -. D " Uw B«'Wißg,cor
ner of Uth and Franklin ats.
C. W. P. RROCW. »*. D.. Resident Physician
Mrs.W. E.PERKINS, Matron. T "■■
jaS-lv -
INFIRMARY OF THE MEUICAL tbL.
a LEGE.—This Institution, situated st tbe crner
of Marshall and College sneers, is fully provided
for the accommodation ot Isith WBITK I'ki
SONS and NEGROES, requiring medical treat
ment.
Whit* Persons who desire it, can Ist liirm«h»,i
with PRIVATE ROOMS, where the* will em',
every oomfolt and convenience T
The accommodations for ti LA V KS. as here tcfure
are amp c, and tbe attention of owners efasarees!
both in the oity and country, is again invited to
the great advantages afforded by the i iifirmary f..r
the Medical and Surgical treatment ,>f |_h class
ot patients.
LYING-IN WOMENarealso receitedandcare
uli» attended to.
All patients are under the care of ti..> Professors
of the College, who visit the wards dsity, aided i>,
an efficient corps of assistants. In ca.es of diffi
culty , a consultation of the Profestors is heM
without extra charge to the patient.
The charges for Medical A Mends,nee, Board,
Nursing and Medicine are as follows i
White Pe»sons._ _ B<perwe«L
" " m private rooms. I*7 to 9is »
Slaves and other colored patients ...S5 "
For less than a week, i except ia private rooms. >
#1 per day—provided that the aggregate assll not
exceed the chir.-e lor a lull week.
For Surgical Operations, by agreement with ths
proprietors ol t.ie He..cue Hospital, a small eitrs
oharge will be made, varying from $2 to 9.10. ac
cording to the difficulty and imiitirl.-iiice of the op
eration.
AU charges payable on the removal of the pa
tient.
NO CASK OF SMALL POX. or any oreer is
fectious disease, nor any ruse tf Insanity, will le
admitted.
Attending Physicians—Profs. TUCKER CON
WAYandMcCAW.
Attending Surgeons-Profs. GIBSON. PKTICO
LAS and WELLFORD.
Resident Physician-Pr THOB. L. HUNTER.
Steward-F. M. PARRISH.
President-Ur. L. S. JOYNEB.
Persons in the country, desirous of sending pa
tienu to the Infirmary, may address the President,
Me ward, or any of the Professors of tbs College,
jall-ly
MA I fl STREET HOSPITAL POR
SLAVF.S.—Thi* Hospital is situated nrsrths
corner ol Main and 2t>th streets. ai.it is idmirabl*
adapted in airiness, pnvapy aud Bealthfataaai ..f
position, to the purposes I r which it I.v 'civ, .11
stituted. namely : For MEDICAL, Hl'RiilCAL
and OBSTETRICAL treatment of SI.AVKA-
The rules and regulations governing th.mnslitu
lion have already l-een published. A strealsrees
i taming fuil particulars will be furnished t(u*e who
may desire further information.
Tkrms—Patients per week, «'5; .c-n .n * » -•k.
.•$1 per diem ; but the mggrtgati -hall got ./.".(
; the charge for a full ire.l. Patienis st'.n.t
I nig the daily examination*, (not ti' cil.ir.'i
for HOSPITAL COMFINMMRNT.i clurjed tne
regular fee adopted by the prolession at lartr -
The alsyvecharges include i>.>ar.l. ■sowaSSi Bir.li
en! -lit* n.'.ance and BBrMeg. RuigicaJ uperstisui
charged according to ruleß oi other Ilospit«ii..f
the city. For further inlorin ition applr t.> ttt«
Physician resulent at the Hosintal. or to either »f
the undersigned Physicians and Proprietors.
FRH. W. HANCOCK. M. D .
Main St., I«t 3*l itaii'i.. <>r >•>. j.tii .Mi, ii st.
ST. GLO PEACHY, Si. l».,
Exchange H*»tel. >.r '.rac st.. liet.Sttiandlth.
F. P.. LUCK KIT. ■ D .
PHILIP 8. HANCOCK M l< .
Resident Phisicwn.
CYRUS BROOKS,
ap 19 ly Resident Ass.sUnt.
PKIKDKKII ROETII,
t ARTIST,
PAINTER IN FRESCO, COISTIC AND OIL.
I PRIVATK. RESIDENCES. PUBLIC IIUILD
-1 INGS, CHf'RCHKH, HOTELS and HAILS Dr.
--1 CORATED in the highest styles nf the srt A'so,
CEILINGS:an* WALLS painted, pli.u snd gilded,
iv distinguished colore.
FLAGS, and every description of OraaflMnU
Painting, executed >*» XUe l>eel »t>le.
HpSciasSßaql his n»*4k can be ecenst the t nit».i
Stntes Capiiitgi- xtensiou, where he » v eapleyss
lon the Fr*sc"> su.ting, under the directum el
Caotatn Main'
Orders may as J.on Mam street, bstaesn in
ad 12th. at Messrs. Saltier A Co.'s sad Hr«.»J
street, t«tweeu Ist and id. RopciUull*-.
my 18-im* FRfKPRICH ________
T _ O' RtfLUERS. -
Belvidere Plaaiag Mm*.
9th and Arch sts.. south of Hs» it.
SOO.isin ft. Carolina, Florida and VirginiaPtOßa-
ING PLANK. . „ f
ISO.uhj ft. beat Fluvma LUMBER, ensure* N
4 1.6 4,6 4 snd 3-4 Plank „-,,_,
lO.uwft HEART 4 by 6 and 4 by 3 8-AN n.l>->-
J5 00U JOICE. assorted. ._ ,
BILL TIM BER, Florida, Virginia snd i.-*r.>i.n».
furnished at short notice. ..._.. .
All kinds P L A N I N G. I 0 N 'j I I _ ■ _J
GROOVING,done at the lowest RieJ_m_ _C_"
my 2 -lm R C. ROBINW_ _
Wl NURIEB. _„_ . _ UllL ,.
*-• WESTERN BACON SIDES and BHOI-"
DERS.
Sugar-Cured and Plain HAMS »__■_
Cutui. Muscovado and Clayed MObAßpao-
F**rtrand «YR V Pand NewOHbsbsi M_L_W»
OLDKVE WHISKEY. FRENCH »**'' L ',
WINE and LIQUORS ol rarieas lis».
For aals low for cash, '
my la—U Corner 17th *nJ ''*"» ___
P" ENITRNTIARY STORE.- __..-,
WAGONS, DIRT IARROWB,
CARTS, WtIKKI.tiARK« , WS,
CARR\'LOiIS. WOOLLENS.
HARNESS, SAI 'KS- mMm
BROGUES, WARDROOM.
SHOES, AXrS.
BOOTS. Ac, 4" »;!*_MO.
my l«--ts Oan'l Ag't "a Pcs tfti*r<
PROPOBA La.-Tbe"Trustees "f'h'!"*?"<
MARCH ESTEF berfSy invite PK«'l »-*. •_
to stops leak in the RESERVOIR ef the toej
It is desired thai ar.y person who '"" w, ' h ,, w ul i„
dertake thia job. w.,1 esstno-e hsifa c. *»
hie statement on the ssh_>ct. .sad l* '
charged, in writing, to the _f"_*",J E„, ,„.
the place t<» any eectrseter. at ami tymerr m
to the 2Tth oi SRh . f « A * ***** **J ~Z* a U
let. AU c<immunicati<;o« ___••__•■ '
■ •Tk. t,ihif« " mxldehrereu tosse.
TheTrustjes.„a m WKLIJJ p „ o ßeer f<
si* ___s"•_*_.:— -
'Thi IfHITRtrIRTR.
AW.OOU ft 4-4 lach .r.d *s mcl* •bbBBB. BLTTi
lOLWlJft?* 4 lach snd % iash Canada WR.Tfc
MADOft. 4 4 Casing ~,. . rtUlt e of US
Entirely eessoned.snd the __*'!;,,,,».,,,««.
kind, which will he soMst ' x ;;^ u ' nß " '
and on the aiost favoraWe tennj. Roß[>w ,>.
bbjM -Iwi S-kasdßeeaßaH I " , « i :."L B _"" -
R U *ora XfcL fsOOf'U^?- Tl _,K,p: no
RIOTINA IOR '^ny-
Wearsaswprsparsd u> sat •___*» »
ROOFING, of a very superior saabiy. •*"»
--toe v or country. ____-«_
Also.sttkuidsof»i;TTEßS, 0U51)1 .,. T0K 5.
a-UeRTNINORORS, g
Tke •a_yertAer ; Blbia
3SSRIMrR«ff r>^ .
sisstfAiay ialW.ms Se cit.»er.» .*»f J
_»__i».V 2d %'**>\
Orders eaa as IsR wi* Meeere. mil ~
ineB^SS'CS!" Id. Ali'sN. A.**
•V'r*.---. sr* ■ sfisM
i m. ~J____f _____Rs__i 4>l _# Y_rt