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. jjichmond Jjtsjjafch.
B THURSDAY APRIL 1:>, is<*
__ ?
The Austro-Prussian Imbroglio.
* Krta in this country uo one can contemplate
?the probability of a general huropean wai
without pain and regrei. and now that the
lirm attitude of both Austria anil Prussia in
rotation to Schleswlg-HolMeln renders the 1
pros poet of continued }H?acf cxtrpiu^lj uttcei -
tain and vigue. it is highly important tons
certain the exact nature of the differences
which may plunge two great and powerful
nations into the sorrow and desolation of war.
The Duchy of liolstein pas?od by marriage
under the rule of Denmark, and upon tin
death ot the King, by whom it was :%*
quired. its restoration was demanded by tin*
Germanic Confederation. Denmark refused
to restore the Duchy, and tin* refusal caused
the Prusso- Danish war, which ended in Pru*
sia obtaining jnwse>*uMi ot liolstein, the Duch>
in dispute, and. in addition, the Duchy of
Schlesw ig. which liail not before been claimed
as 1>elonging in any way to Germany.
The two Duchies are extremely limited in
their area, their greatest length being about
fifty miles, anil greatest breadth not more than
thirty-five miles. Schleswig, the more north
erly of the two, is bounded on the north b>
Denmark, and on the south by liolstein. while
liolstein i< di>ided on the south from the
Kingdom of Hanover by the i her Kibe.
There is little doubt that in the Prussian
Danish war the former country was sustai ued
by the opinion of the whole Germanic Con
federation: but ii was understood that the
Duchies. when wrested from Denmark, would
l>e allow ?*?1 to remain independent in nam**
and fact. I'ower ami dominion are. however,
as sweet to the great nations of the world as
to those pet t\ sovereigns who can survey t !???
whole extent of their domains from the ter
race of their one royal chateau, and the great
Protestant Kingdom determined to make the
Duchies t?f Schlesw ig-Ilols?ein an integral por
tion of her territory The whole of Germany
is dotted over with miniat lire duchies and
principalities, where everything is small and
insignificant but prodigality and pride? an.:
their rulers became naturally alarmed at the
establishment of a precedent of annexation
which might ere long be practiced upon them
selves. King I.oi; was better, in their judg
ment, than King Stork: and Austria, who is
now apparently supported by the great West
ern Powers, as well as by the general feeling
of Germany, has announced distinctly and em
pliatically that the proposed annexation -hall
never be consummated with her consent.
Determined to conciliate, if possible, het
aggrieved neighbor, Prussia has offered Austria
pecuniary indemnity to compensate for the
increase of territory and power which she her
self would gain : but to this proposition Austria
has declined most positively to accede. Alls
tria does not apparently desire an\ advantage
to herself, and in advocating the claims ot
Duke Fkiki'Uk ii < 'hristian to the sovereignty
of the Duchies, she is but contending for the
best interests oi the petty Powers of Germany .
In the course of a few years the Duchy of
Krunswick will merge into the Kingdom of
Hanover by the death of the present Duke,
who is childless, and so long as amalgamations
result from the natural laws of inheritance,
no one has any right to complain : but against
the principle that a great Power may at plea
sure swallow up her weaker ueighbors, Aus
tria is evidently determined to contend, even
though the assertion and maintenance ol her
position should involve her in a protracted
and ruinous war.
All the resources of diplomacy and media
tion will of course be exerbil toavoid an ap
peal to arms: but as neither Power shows an>
inclination to give way, it is quite possible
that at an early day we may receive advices ol
the severance of diplomatic relations between
the two conn I lies. The area of the Duchies
whose possession i- in di-pute i*, as lias already
been stated, comparatively iu-ignilicaut : yet
the Schleswig and liolstein of modem days
was the home of the cimWi, and AwjUs, ami
,s. * i "ut s, those hardy Northmen who over-ran
Hurope, planting their banners in the heart of
Paris, and laying in Afjh-b'n-l the foundation
ol that great Anglo-Saxon race which, how
ever changed by traditions in the Old World,
are modified b\ circumstances in the New.
now holds predominance as being first in pliy
sical force as well as first in civilization and 1111
proveinent. Schleswig- liolstein cannot there
fore be altogether forgotten, whatever her
form of government; and we can only hope
that the requirements ot justice and modera
tion may be satisfied by some other means
than that of war; for surely if Kuropeau ex
perience i* in any way like ours in the last
four or five years, the arbitrament of battle
will, if consistent with honor, always be
avoided.
?
Restitution.
General Kwinu, lute of the* l iuted States
army, has recently performed an act which i* j
highly meritorious, ami which does him inli - I
liite credit. He has returned to the Missis j
sippi State Library, through Governor Hcm
I'liKCVrf, of that State, a number of books
which at different times during the war came
into hits possession as commander.
A very good example. We wish that a
large number ol" books stolen from the Library
of this State had fallen into such honest hands.
Our library was one of the finest of all the
State libraries. It was seriously impaired by
the ravages of those into whose hands it fell
at the time of the evacuation.
What a world o 1 restitution business would
hare to be done were all the rogues who have ,
in their possession the valuables and movables
of Southern people to be so stricken in con
science as to induce them to give up the stolen
property ' We apprehend the means of trans
portation would be altogether inadequate to
the demand it would occasion. The Govern- j
inent transportation was largely employed in
this way? and as that has been diminished to
a small scale, we do not know where the car- 1
rying means of restoration could be obtained.
It would break down all the Kx presses of
Adams & Co., Harnden, the National, the
Southern, and as many more! Indeed, it1
would be more than we could expect some 1
persons to do, considering the burthen it
would impose upon them' How could Gene
ral Hi it kk begin to distribute the effects in ,
hit> hands of those unfortunate persons upon
whose estates he became the administrator
<1* H'nt tart! As the business of restitution I
would be so nearly impracticable, it would be
kind in Providence to harden the consciences
of the preseut holders ol the vast property
lost by the Southern people. It is better, i
then, that, like Hcti.ks, they may contemplate i
their ill-gotten hoards, and say :
^ ''bene ?"' <*ar? ' that Ku'lt brought you |
1 but feel that 1 love who's evci you n>ru !
Niaoaka Sine ('i.?it-.-The proposition for
the construction of a ship canal around Ni
agara Pails ha* been virtually defeated in the
New York Legislature. The bill was ordered
to its third reading, with an amendment pro
viding that the lockv on the Krie canal shall
first be enlarged to the dimensions of two hun
dred feet in length, and that the Krie shall
otherwise be made suitable for vesaels of six
hundred tons, and that the proposed Niagara
canal bhail not be constructed until this work
on the Krie shall have been finished. This of
course disjioses of the measure for the present.
Is Vimtus.? See the advertisement of a
utw l/ovk bavin# this tiUe.
mmmmrnrnrn ? ? ? ? i
RrcOHSTUPCTIOS Uo*MltTKF.> lltPORT,? It
is said this inquisition is about to report.
What a faro?! Their rejK>ri con Id have
written l>efore they ever assembled. A ny body
can write it? everybody can write it There
never was a moro delilierntc mockery. That
committee will bo referred to in after ages :i.s
amongst the execrable conclaves in history, j
of States, and par tie*, to be damned bv public
opinion in all time.
Thk Li? kjchk Tax? A?;aix. ? In assessing the
tax upon the license* of merchants who have
been in business for less than a year, the com- !
missioner is required by the law to "ascer
tain the amount of sales by adopting the Rales
for such part of the year as a basis for the
same for the entire year."
That is, if a merchant sells two thousand j
dollars' worth of goods in the month of April,
and commenced business on the first of that
month, he has to pay a tax on sales as if he |
had been in business for a year, and sold twen* 1
ty-fonr thousand dollars' worth. And so for I
anv less time, if it be only fhedays.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
*? the Ki:ui lak vii;i;i iv. ni tiii:
MACHINISTS' UNION, No. J, of Virginia, will Ik
held at then Hall ??n THIS (Thursday) EYENI N(?.
li'th instant. at 8 o'clock A full attendance Is
earnestly desired, as business ? ?f the ^re'te^t i in - j
porta uce will he brought before the Pnion. I>y
order of the President. W. AllKKN,
ap 19? it* Recording Secretary.
*? Sl'Et lAL .NOTICE.? The KM'il M<?#\ |? 1
SAVINGS HANK \Nl> INM'KANCK COMPANY
are prepared to receive money on deposit in miiiis
of any ainoimt, and pay interest <>n the same.
The attention of the laboring portion of our com
munity is especially cal led to the ad va utaye of de
positing small sums of mone\ in thi* institution.
? Utiee at the More <1 Messrs. W. 1 la Smith \ Co.,
No IP.' Main street .
S. S. COTTKEI.h, President.
T l?. Stakki:, Ca>hier. ap 1*? .'it
?-?"t OLK?v ti i;m;k,
NEWS PEAI.EKS, NVIIIC ItPILlMNC,
i Furiii-?h the daily paper* ot
NEW YOKK.
PHILADELPHIA.
BALTIMORE,
and WASHINGTON,
at the plates of haziness and residences of citi
zens, iinmeiliately after the arrival of train*. Or
ders left at their counter will insure the prompt
delivery of any paper daily. ap 1*? ts
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NEW (?0o|>s ? NEW (inopS '
KEDITEP PRICES.
_
J am opening a large additional supplvof
NEW AN l> BEAl'TlFl'L <?<>' ?PS,
selected this week expies-ly foi retail? all at re
duced prices.
X. I?. ? All betoiv fit hand will marked
down from this tiny to -nit the general reduction
in the market.
? ?ui' !'i*i ?* < i?ls< may e\pe find everyihiiu in *' ''
stock a- low a- (li< -.t 1 1 10 good- can !?*? I ? ? . ; j ^ ! j t
where.
The .-took is larger and in* complete than it has
been before at any time, ou?l?ra?-i?i^; all that i- n-\v,
desirable, and useful.
We invite attention t<> our splendid >to< k ot
DRESS <?< ? ? ? 1 ? S :
KJ( II l*lilNTED 'JKENADINLS and BAKE'iES
M ? ?Z A M B ! 'i t ' En, A 1.1' AC AS,
LENoS Ht'CALS,
MOHAIRS and ENGLISH PA RE<< ES.
BLACK and SECoND MOFRN INO (.?"i|>^ .1 all
kiii'l-,
SPLEN 1>1 1> <?K<; AN DIES, JACn.\ETS, and
LAWNS .
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS, white an. I colored
pi. (lies :
BEAUTIFUL PL A I l> and Sill RRED Mt'SLI NS,
REAL POINT, MALTESK. an. I VAL. I'iiIJ.ACS
and SETS, in cvi rv variety of style and
shape ;
ELEGANT SILK MAN I I. Es,
LAMA aie I DAMASSIE LACE IVINT* and I JU
( EES,
ID'MEKY ot eveiv de-cript ion ;
In LINENS, HorsEKEEl'IN't; oouDs, 1 AM1L\
COTTONS, &??., our stock i- >m j ? 1 1- 1 . ? :
SPKIN'O and SUMM EK ( LOTUS andCASSIM EKES,
LINEN DRILLINGS, Dt'CK's, &??., lor lu-n and
In ?ys :
PLANTERS' and SERVANTS' <iooD"? in k> t
varietv.
.1 ( ?HN ('. MILLER.
?i j? t?; ? 1?? coi n<T Main and Ninth streets.
*? SPECIAL >OTI( E.
We art- receiving per ste:uner to-day large addi
tion- t<> our stork >'l
WHITE <;<>? ?Ds AN1) NOTIONS.
One of oui ti i*iii is now in the Northeru market
taking advantage of the lecent decline in Ooods,
and we are confident that both onr ST< ?< K and
PRICES will meet the approbation of nieivhaiits
visiting our city.
Our stock i- now larger and more attractive than
it ha- ever been, and we are determined t<? hell onr
M>ODS at priees satisfactory t<> tin- ?h>se>t I ? ?i y i - .
We cordia lly invite tin- inspection of both city a nd
country inerchans.
Bl'KKESS, POWERS \ VANCEV,
aj? 0? 2w 112 Main street (tip stairs).
WANTS.
"IITANTKD, two romlbrtahlo ROOMS,
T T e..n venient t<? the btmines- portion of tin*
city, by a gentleman and his wife; no children ;
must hi- in a genteel private tamily ; unexception
able references given and required. Address
"WILMER," at thisolfleo. ap tO?'.'t
wanted, a first-rate cook,
H WASHER and IRONKR, for a sniall lamily.
Apply at this otlice. ap In ? hi*
WANTEl>, ORDERS FROM RAIL
T ? ROAD CONTRACTORS, FARMERS, &( ., for
I1EEP, which this Agency can supply to any
amount. Having special agents in tin- country
and s<?iii?' parts of Euroiie, w?- an1 enabled to fur
nish LABOR OF ANY KlN|>, and of any nation
ality ordered. Our fees are very moderate, and we
can compote with any company or agency of thi
kind established in this country. Our principle
by which this Agency is conducted are very rea
sonable and rao-t e?|Uital?le.
White and colored labor always on baud. Call
at or address the
SOUTHERN EMPLOYMENT AUENCY,
Franklin street, near Ninth.
aj? ls?? It Post-ottice box 10, Richmond. Ya.
WANTED, a k?hx1 FA KM HAND,
If (colored) to go to the Yalley. Apply at this
ollite. ap 17 ? ;it
WHITE LA BORERS.? Eight lirst
class WHITE EA BORERS want position* oil
farms as LABORERS.
CHENERY & DUDLEY,
Agents American Emigrant Company*
mh 13 -t * Basin Bank, over (iwathmey U Morris.
KA<JS. ? Cotton ami Linen Rajrs, Bag
/ ging, Rope, Sails, and Tents wanted, and the
highest price paid in cash.
ROBINSON A FAIRBANKS,
ap ft Paper Warehouse.
*JAVE YOUR PAPERS.? ( 'ash paid
il for all kinds of old paper? writing, newspaper,
pamphlets, old books, wrapping ?*tc.
ROBINSON \ FAIRBANKS,
ap ft Paper Warehouse.
1
X VINCUM8; ok, Til K I'lUSONl'.U
. OF WAR, -being the M?*moriee ol a Coute.lerate
Prisoner in PederaiPens, Interspersed with Remi
niscence- of the War, Anecdotes of Southern G -
tals, Ac., Ac.? will be published in the course ol
the present month by JOHN <i. SHEA. New \ <>rk
The above work in a handsome duodecimo volume.
Price, ?1.25.
This vv as the last work published In thf? Southern
Confederacy. The !arg?*r portion of the edition
was destroyed in the great tire In Richmond. It is
now reissued with considerable additions
A liberal discount lo the trade. Address, " Editor
lnd?jg, Pttowbmy, Va." ap I# U
\JOTlrE.--Th?'n- will be a meeting of
A. 4^ V;^,rr.<;,.orh"1 Richmond RELIEF ASSO
iAr,V^ T,.VK EYENINti at 5 o'clock, at the
otnee of the Niruirna Kire and Marine Insurance
Company, over Mitchell A Tvler's atore, los Main
? James a. scott,
.5'' ? f: President.
YE KLOUK for sale |?y
W WILLIAM T. KIWO * CO.
It
AMUSEMENTS
J^KW lUCIIMOM) TIIK A THE.
S. H DCFFIEM) ManauKk.
I.tiM nlulil I ? ii f two of
M 1 MAUY M IT( IIKI.I. and
Mu. .1 w. W,ii.\n;ii.
TIIPRSDAY EVENIXO, A run 1:?, In it,
Rl? Inn "I l,.i loi s 1 1 i | h i.Tfjii Ti iiK??dv ?>f
EVA l>N K ; TIIK ST\TI'R
Kvai.ni: Ml mm MARY MITCHELL.
l.rt?nv ii'n Mil .1. W A I.MA l'(i II .
FANCY DANCE ....JInn KATE 1'AKTIXOTOX.
To conclndo with
S \V I S > CO T T A 0 E .
To- morrow,
FAREWELL BENEFIT <>F Mu.J. W. ALBAFOH.
[ap 1??? UJ
M
ETROPoMTA N II.A I.U
iM
NVYMAN'S < J I FT EXHIBITION.
BDILD1NO LoTs,
Twenty- ft vc l?v on* hundred !*???*? . valued a t twi
Ii ti in! i I'll Mini f i ft v dollar* each, l'ir fi ft v cents.
\l>.., a I.AKOK N'l'MIIKK ?>F I'sEI 'l>l. ARTI
CI.Ks O I \ K X AWAY EVERY NIOIIT AT.MITR"
I'Ol.lTAX II \ I I.. Kit liiiii.ii.l M??XD\Y, TDK*
DAY. WEDNESDAY. TIICRSDAY, FRIDAY. mid
SATURDAY, April 14. IT. I*. ID, 2?, mid '-'I M \ I I
X EE, with uift-. SATURDAY. A pi 1 1 '.'I , ;i t .1 o'rloik
AilmittNiK m t Matinee, cent*. Xo halt price.
1'oMjtivelyl jt SIX XIOHTs ONLY.
A 1 1 in 1 1 1 .* i ic<*. cents. Secured seats, 7.* cent-.
O.illery, -*> ?cuts. No half tn any part ? ?t t h ??
hou-e. Ticket < >lli i-?* open all day. * St?c* n r*? vmir
Tickets early, and thus avoid tin- n'mvd at ni^fit
|>.m>i*? n|ii>ii at " o'clock. Performance t ? ? com
mence at *. ap 1 1 ? 7t *
riMIW MYSTERIES OK NEW YOKK.
( I 11)1 Ml'. Sit A I t: II. 1
Wa i - , hi tit hi. 1 1 ii* ?" in rce - , pul it it a I c? nte.-t-, reli
uioti- conventions, amusements, tlii' Central Dark,
it* h\\Miis, gondolas, Ac., have I n?, ? 1 1 di-cii-ed ?
tlii- letter is of tin* '? Mysteries of New York." In
, tin" car. steamboat, saloon, parlor, al dinner, in tin*
I street. every where tlo 1 hear some story with i -la
tion to, or an iiitjiiiry a* to the m^anin^ of. tho
mythical words, posted. i : i nt?>?l . ami jidv rtised
whi'ivvt'i 1 go :
S. T? w?;o.? x .
i iiccompanii'tl with a crescent and a shepii<-ril"s
hook. A uece.-sion syinpathi/i r -aid it was. ''Sa
ltan Triumphed in l"<io jti irr.intiu^ tip* Xpiatati"ti
i of abolitioui-ts" ; \\ hi I ? - a Republii .in . 1 1 ? I it was
I " Stump-Tail Dt'iuocraS of l ;?) :.oiie to Texas';
' another. "To (lit* Stat ?? T;i\< of Is-; . mid ten ( X i
' dollars'' ; another, that they wt'iv tin* watchwoids
tif soint' secret society. lik- . "Sons of Ti'ciimcliia
I a iv Wto Strom;, '' or " Seward Tricksters of 1-io
Used I'p, \e. , &C. Wt'll, your forri'spoiidi'iit wn -
ill? had been iii for a long time in fart, his late
I nippers had tr i v ? ? ii him a horrid 1 1 y >p?-psia. lie
| read the jnl verti.-ements, and of course l o t lit a
hott le ot I' I ant at ion Hit t ? ? l - : t In- I'ittt i - cur "d him,
? and on tlo* hott 1 1 * appeared tho-e same t ahali^t'ic
i h'ttcrs : S. T. ? 1 *?????. ? \". | ti ividii'd straight for ^'n
Hroadway. intro'luci'd iuy? If to t h ?* c. !? I ? ra t ?? i Dr.
Drak", and \va> -linvn tin* i I ? ? ] >1 1 a 1 1 r ?tu>k>, S . T.
i and all? and a meat institution it i>. A s i x - - 1 ? t y
huihliu^ in Dcv stifft. Itoiii ' -dl ii to . lit. , ot .
cupied a laboraloiv for ]>rodtit in.u ? 1 1 i -iiul
, im'diiiiii'. Some forty per. on- u. ??mp]t>yed : - v
cril Vats, holding six t In i?i>a nd :: i lions ? ac!i. ai i
I tilh'd with root-., herlis, ami mat rial, an l iIomi
l -tiake-l in water, and the expie- -?"ii pi ? - r v ? in
j puro St. Croix Rum. I here saw th< ba*'->. hoXi"?,
I other ma'erial and tin* original St. <'i"i\ U im
> jutmheons, h, a j iiu: the cii<?oiii h<', st> brand li
j met I that medicine could In iv l-e luuied out i . ?
supply a world of ; t: \ lit- y. t tin 'h'tifU
ate tmuhUr to till their oider< f"i- I'lanta ion lllji. r
j alone I was kIkhvii many certiJi< a!i - of extra
i ? ii I i 1 1 a i \ fiiri iftectetl bv 1 1 1 1 Hitter-. The -!a ?
t ; - 1 i t s of the medii ine l.usine-? ;i? present! d to tlo
la -t Coii-r. ?-- in the i- port of .Mi D. S. Pari ? ai>
eiioriiioii- and staitlin^, amount. n_ to
million tbdlai's annuallv Tlo- propi u tor- ihe-e
Hitter^ will pay lTiic ? Sam in ai ti i'r \ * It ? >>i- d dol
lars for st imps tlii- year' With siteh iniividual
I'e-onrci ?, lioVellllllelii loUIIS ot; lit to -Iatl'I .It J I .
: and .1ellerst>n Davi- mi. ir a-- <\'i II paeK up and
-tart l"i .1* in tl in.
.1 II.
We a I ?' !ia ppv |o I plcdnC."' the .lloVe |e(t. I . ill) I
add that any ordinary i I Dvspep>ia, |.h *t
Complaint, X. i von- At'et ti. ii, S'- u- S'oiiticli, la
? ?! Appetite. X ervoit- (|. rfdache, Dta rrh ea . Sink in
Weaknos", Mt-nt ? I I ?? sj?t?n i i i y, ? . t ;> ? > be cured
, by tin Plantation Hitters.
That ill per-on- may iu-ke <>| ii ethcaty. we
publi-h a li-t ot some of the aitn le-j u.-ed in it
preparation
('At IS \v.\ r \ I, K - 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 ft 1 1 oV'ituo I . ? ; 1 1 -
t| i i*d y? it - in tlo* Heal mem i | 1 v. r ami A^ue,
Dyspepsia, Weak t less, ,\c Ii was introduced in'
Europe by the Connie s, wife of the Yit eroy ? !
I'el'U, in t' J". and w a - ;:!!? I ward- -old h\ Co .It -n
it-./",- th< > iii'i'ii I'lf' t <?! mi'ii ii'it'i'tf i
under the name of .hsoifs I'tiifih /??. ai.d
tinally made public by leuiis X VI.. K n.: ot Ki atice.
H tl III bold I III I kt's I ? pee i reference to it- lebl ! ! (life
j i|ualitie- tlui in^ In- Sout h Am- i .t an t ra veis.
, C.\-' a k 1 1 t \ l> A UK -For dial i In. m, colic, and
di-ea-e- of the -lonmfli ami bowels.
D AMii'.t io\ ? For intlaiiiiual ion id the loin- a nd
d it ip-ica 1 a I! eel it Hi-.
Cn \ mom 1 1 i: l't.owi k - ? For enfeebled tli^e tiiHi.
Eavkxufk Fi oirKif? Aroiuatle, Ptiinulant, and
tonic? highly invigorating in nenoii- debility
W t > r I K'. ki i .v? For st rofula. i lieiiinati-iii. iV ?
Am-i Ai 'lomatic caniiina'iv", creatine ib- li.
muscle, and ; . ik : tnitch used bv niolhej- nui Jul;.
Also, clovi; i i lit Is , orange, carraway. i ..riander.
' snakeroot, \c., all prewrved in perfectly pure
ST. CRnlX RDM.
The pt.u-ei fill. inv. '.rating, an I ti n'e | rop? 1 1 i ?
of St. < 'roix li ii in have !>?'? n l"ii^ ark now u-ii.- ' i ><y
(lie physicians of I world. Fur i ? - n > 1 1 1 1 1 j ? t i < > ? i if i>
1 tin only stimulant t Ha t should 11 -??*! .
S. T_1k?w. -X
Anothei u "j|,| i l'ii I i F|?a n ? - li ? i i .. i n,
1 rt ? iii^ beauty I" tli- complex imi ami brilliancy
t?? flu* miinl, is yet unknown r < ? I Ii <* i ? uuuen <? <>| the
i world, and we wit li it? nam ? I ? >i ill" j i ? 1 1 1 .
Dr. W. A . < 'hilds, surgeon of tin- Tenth Vermont
regiment, writ*'- : " I wi-h every soldier had t hot
tie of Plantation Hitters. Thev are the mo-t ef
fecti ve, perfect, and hat riile*> tonic ??v r ii*??*d
The following i- from tin l'tinou- ho;. I j r-.piie
tors <t t Wa-hm^toii :
WASUIXoTo.V, l?. NoV.Mil!'"! !, l'd'J.
Mkssus. 1'. II. I ' K A K K \ to. ? Phase mmi.I us
twelve do/< n Plantation I! iters. Tin y are ininh
liked hv the ?m *t- of our house.
K-speci fully yours,
M'KKS ( II A liU'li 'K
PloJ rietofs WillaidV Hotel.
Km llEfTKH, December lNf 1h?;i
Mkssk-. I*. II. Dhaki: \ Co.? Gentlemen, ? I
1 have heen a great sufferer from dyspepsia for three
j or four years. I have tried many if not all the
remedies lecoinmended lor it> riiie. In-trad of
relief, I became worse, had to abandon mv pro
i fe.ssion, and mi tiered greatly liom everything 1
I ate. My mind wjw mm h htt'eeted, depre i*od, and
L'loomy* About three months ago ! tiied the
j'lantation Hitters, and, to my great joy. 1 am
; nearly a well man. 1 have revotuui' mh-d them in
several cases, and as far as I kmnv, always w?ih
, signal benefit.
1 am very lespeclfullv vouis,
Ukv . .1. S. (ATIP>KN.
j Sin h is the language reaching us daily. No
| article ever had an e<|iial -ale. f\?'/e?* $<?> rir
nnn sfti m i * ti'i II l/n pi ,?? stowl'ii <1 ///> ,n i', ri
als ti-iril hf ili fKll'/i ti t, '"ill .
These Hitters are sold by all print Ip tl dnu'?i-ts.
grocers, hotels, and restaurant.", lb* *uro each
bottle bears the/i'c si mil' of th?? pioprietoi s .-njna
ture, on n ?/??? / /'/'</# lubtl.
1*. II. DKAKE iV CD.,
a p H?? ly ?<'- Uioadway, New York.
HA li I ? W A I { i:.? W. s. I >< ) N N A N A '
. (!o,, Governor street, Richmond, V irginia,
take pleasure hi railing the attention ot merchants,
planter-, and nieehanies generally to their larye
and varied stock ot K.N'il.lMI. I'KKJIAN, and
AMERICAN IIARDWaRB, CI'TbKKV. Tonbs,
MACHINE Hhl.TlNC, Au\, embracing t h
; largest and most complete stock to he found in any
i southern city, which they oflei for Male on a? fa
vorahlu teiiiift as any hou <? in the trade, north oj
south. JOHN A K 1 1 K K ,
ap It'? till WILLI AM K. DON NAN
1 17 E A THERM. WKSTKHN L I \' 1
1 fiKKKKK FEATHER* f..i sale hv
.D'lIN N . <in|{D('N & SuN,
ap I" Fourteenth street, ueai Exchange Hotel.
ON CO N S I <i N M K NT, lift \ lm?s
NORTH CAROLINA I'KANI'TK. loi hv
K. II. DlBKKLL A CO.t C'ary street,
f?p i? ? it one door from \ iiginia street.
. 1/ISH, FJSil, FJHll. -Filly- i^lu bar
i 1_ rels No. I I'li'l'OMAi' IIEKKlNUS, nmv in the
the depot, for sale low.
tplM* yRKNCH k CKKMBHAW.
171 FT Y IJAHKKLS PRIMK SYKUP,
; A. Y. bTUKK# JtCU. 1
FOR RENT.
|?OK BENT, a portion <-i IIOUBK <<n
I. la h;h liottr?H>ii Sf-roiid ami Third, JgJ
with :i nice front yard and Mow* r Harden. f!?!?
Address "WILMEU," at this oiiiie. up lt??
|^o|{ HM NT, A STom?; togHlmr with
I tin- lmv Iioiiha Ohm and JkjHL
water on the pr< mise*. Apply on tin* ? "rncr
? d fSevtiiternth and < 'hi y street*. Vfi
up |t? ? at ~
I^OU I'KNT, two NICK ROOMS oil
I Mm name ||. mr, with a hark |?orch, JqrL
kltrlnn, \v<?mI, and c.il -h<>u><? ; ^'as and fTTTS
walei on Mm1 place. Al-o, n?i> of I'AKl.OK- J Vlfii,
liiM'ly arranged lor a small family. Also, a stanie
I for I wo hors?'s, and a I room. Apply on the
north fid*' o| Oracc, second door from Twenty
j *11 fill Hlri'td. up 12? tM
hunt, ii i>\vi:LU\<;-iiorsr,
I on Kilili, h? Iwt i'ii ('lav and I i m Ii Mr?" (*, JMk
with It'ii I'ooiiim( kiidwii, and all lli?* modern
impi'o\ ? Tin nts ; at pivn-nt occupied Mr. \V J'4
A Wright r?i ion given Apply to
CIJAIUKS r KhLETT. I. i mli stm..|,
aplS ? I" between Thiid and Fourth.
i;(?H UICNT, ii T II II K K - S TO h V
I TENEMENT, norMi Hid*' of Main. he
Iwimmi Si'i'oml and Tliiril, ,Vo. '-"'J. Also, tin*
I I < ' I Sli t liird dor In low . l<o| Ii wit Ii or with - J'
nut sta h|c and carriage-house. Apply at .No. 2?'.\
a|i p.'?tM
i;nl! HKNT, A l,AIK;i: SToKK ;iikI
Jl one hi K??OM, -uilable for a commis
- ion h on."*' or na loon a nd hi I liard - l oom. A I
i ? 1 1 1 ? \ erv n '< ?? SToK E and one K""M . -u i la
l> 1 ?? for ? confectionery or grocery -tore. Ai<o, a
HAKE -HolTsE and -.-veral Ki'o'MS, all in same
building. Kent very ni? ??l ?? ra t ?? to rood tenants.
Apply at I. h In >11 EllTY S stioe store,
Wall street, between Main and Franklin,
lull "7? Is
| j^i >ii ki:nt, on.* pleasant loom,
r suitable for a <;?nt letnan's Lodging- JaA
room, or a tb utleman and Wife. Apply to
Mm II. I! lit > VAX,
Sevenf. .mi! h - 1 1 . .d, between Venable and l'opiar.
fe -0? ta
LOST, STRAYED AND FOUND,
t HI NAWAY? I'lVI-: TIIOI SANO
iV inM.LAK* K KW A K I) ? Knii a way tr.'iii me.
oil Sunday la-t, Mm tilth instant, a YOt'NO MAN
The Under will plea t i ?? him at the New Market,
at M r. (b ntry - stand. |apl!> ? lt*j M. 1>. R.
v<ToLi:\ I'KOM THE Si; BSC HI HER,
at Sugni I lot 1 1 in, on Ninth s| reel, in 1
ihi-. i-it v. on tip- ii ; ^ lit of Salurdav. .'M>t
March. a i i It A Y llnl.'si;, brand. d V ; S'
' upon the icai' fore shouhh'r, and "S upon the
, iht1<. un l. r main', and ahout 1 > >ti rt?*?-n hands hijrh.
I will i : i ? FIK'I'V l???|,|,Ali> n-ward for Mm ri -
cov i-rv of Me- h.\ 1'OK MIOMISKKOKTIIK
I J III ?r< K el- HKI.KMATKS For HK.NUiro.
M. v-r.-, Kdi tot's, ? I m i' hv the proi'latuation of tlm
Oovernoi that an election is ordered to In* held on
tin* ".'lih i t Mav lor a member of the House of l)e|e
j; a t ej? to till tin' vaciim y cr**at"d hy tin- i. -i^nation
o| Franklin si. ;i!n<. K>'|. I d> ?- i i-?- to call the at
t irioii o! i!i.i vo'i i- o| tlm county to * ? K< '!?<? K l>.
i'l.KA A.\T>, K-I|.. a- tli'* Hi"- 1 suitable ji.'i-oii
|!o'v ran li nd to ri-ptv-i'ii' tlmm in lh?' l.ej; i-latitre.
Mi I'li'itsiuiiK was for many yearn Sheiill' ??l the
i on ntv. ?i nd at pie- .ii tills i 1 1 os t worthily the po-i
ti.tn i'li'-id i li^,' .1 list ire o| t he County <'ourt.
In: if l?' i- writti n wiihoit: ?n.- u 1 1 t it?n with
Mr. I'i a-.t nt- : but if he will n i?si*nt t<> M-rve, I
k n< v. of li" ^i lit h'tna n to u hose hands I In* intefi'sls
? ?I hi- ?'oiistiui ul - ro|i I I be more s.ifidv eutru-!ed.
A VOTEK.
Ilrxi;ii o roi'jtiv, April 1<5, I'Ofi. ap 17? is
\|KSSRS. KDITnltS, ? I have boon
| n. I- . ! and i i . ' ? ? i ? .-led t" >ee ? lie -p". rlt ill
wh "f iM'iv,- --in- l"i Ti ??-!? <-*h ;? * ' "Mr 111 -
t(,, town has been carried on. In voiir i-sue .d ve
i i i.i v l ii i .M- ill u is rii - mi' ' ? ? ly \ -
? ? - | J,.."* ?? | n ? 1 1 ? ? r. and til
other of Hit* In iiiiant which have so
i . ? , ? . i ? , \* |? f- . i; _ !i( our cu ii i ?? i .mi I ? I **> | ?
I.'! I ^ Hill' plli'llr lilVi '!?. tllM I 'l I \ ?? I"" !i inJillC' .1 I"
j _ i ,i ambition mi l<>n^?r, I' tir to i"m<* 1 < ? r \v ; ? i in I In- mi nds "I
ill,. : . |.|i> ??! .M tin Ii- i a- !? ' i a- " n i ne
i, v. ill ;il|i'H* III l i the U-e i?f your -ii. -if an
. i in ??? i i t! Ill . .
I I ( ||u I | Ii ?' . ? lltl.-lll.ttl 'U 111- "li.MH '
j'.e pr< "tit lii'Hl l, w I-- It" 'loiil-' htii'i' "V.-i I.i
i,|,.i. i : i . i ; i ; ? ? . ?' In N>> "-t-n-e. l.m i\ilv. 'In* til -I
w, . , , | v. it,,) ! It M III" :;.-nl l.-liiilll miijll
; , , v , |i, >i ,| .\..jv I Wlli.' it tli i.'l.ii.'li
,| I I |'i, |, , ?_ 1 1 ill .: !?!.'? <>r tin I' r.MiiiU y. t"
??.'.fJiiT with iii :i i -t -? ????!? '? -? and ?' '
?- , i : . : . in v, . i.- lily ye i- ? -i ? I tin v - a -n :
an,j 1 1 . ? :i 1 I .'I ,1 iii. in. i! ii- Win li.-iitii> .
. . i ii i !; ? ;? ; , :i ? i hi a l\ a i Lv.-i * -
! i,i i !i :i u ? ii ? ? i 1 1 ? 1 ?.-art 1 1 1> il- 1* t ? in i ; -
i ! i . ? ~ ;ii,. | i . . i ' > i . 1 1 - 1 - it In- iii-', and ii. i >an>* man
V, i ?;'(,( | f, ' . |. ; I ? ? ! ' ; . I !\ I ! i . i ' .i ? . 1 ? < ? 1 I W i - : - 1 1 ? ? ill
,it ] , ? .j2|. ? |.I |||.- ? < ? tn HIM 1 1 > t V a - an.' ??in* < ? I" 1 1 i ? ?
, , ,t J ? . i ~ ; I , nt-r. >|. ? Town F illo'l-. I l!"
? . ? i ? ' ? ? 1 1 : ; ? 1 1 .ii 1, ii< -w |.-.|?> - lli.it i!.. y -a; |'::< 'l
u ,;i, | . I . -;i ? ! I! Ill y Inn-' li.iv.- Miii- r I li.nl
ii,, v I..'. II li t' !" ! I '<?' ' .' Iln-J:l. 31. -til ' i<
at ;i .|../.'II 1 1 . > I v.; 1 1 ii 1 1 1 I. 'Ill li-. -- "ill ? .-n-UI ?* ?? I II
Kl.--.llHf I ? ? I* 1 1 ? ? - ? li,-"Uil!l' ili'lliial i.-l.r I n
... |,i |. in. in <;i? a - < I:- in.* mil- .i l t!n- tli.?iiu!il "I
I , v! i, ; ,i ii ? in L. ?' i ii I'l'-t.-i ??in -- t" i i -? ? v?-te
It ! I h ? * | . 1 ? ? - 1 1 ' 15. . t - { .1 'I I "I t" hilihl ?'
I , , ; ,i hi--, i ! ..I h.i\ .it ; ;? iii.'i ? ? ' 1 1 ? > ; i - ? ? . ' ii whh ll
tli. -.. i * . 1 1* i . i . - 1 1 may ll tln-ir |* i'? * I n ?* * ? . " who :i ??*?
i < 1 1 :i 1 1 1 , . | . . pay n>il!' Wli i! Ii.t> li-- 111 'I" " itii it '
Will tin- I < > w i i i .? Im n. ! ; : i ? I l>y .i ma i k- t ' 1 1 1 1 n ? >
i ll.. n-i' tn it i vi-m-i* l? t j-r? .|.? ?-.i I- In i.li.'.-> ami
?. \\ .. 1 1 m -it \ . i ? p.. y n w ,i I. iv : i . li I ? ^
v , i ! - I-, .in Main -: i ???? ?*. an- K ?'!? in nni-l,
Wh ii li.'- In* I" -1-- " 'i ?
Tin- v Ii. v.- ;i ri-:iit I" -a.v \v li .. I -h:i 1 1 l?.* itinl
j j ; . i ii t? 1 1" i ! it ? ' > ? iu lit
i n -i '|!. ?, n: i. i:i ;t n ii - i-t.-il v?*ty i.n .-n..*
r."ii-ly iu\v;ir.l tin- in- iiiti* r- ut tlii- luianl. In u lnnn
tin* i 1 1 ? a l ?' 1 1 ? ' t I in i> !>t I ."I 1 1 1 ?? i ? ? 1 1 > r< ? ? ?* -
HI. ut- u !ii- ii t!i. > li.' \ mail-*. ll?' -l.l ' as
r a - 1 1> i ! i . I i i - r.'-al-i - I* H 1 ?1 "? l'.--i ii'rli-ii,
{ |, .i i iii- \ t' ? >! i -*ll!y - \ 1'i-iui i I 'null-. i in I- "I . I " 1 1 ;i r
?il tin- l.'Vvi. ta\> - "l< r tin- |*i:i?-h;i-<- tin- a l.n-.-aid
hj.ii, |. H ? u i| i d ili> ii ? * i . 1 1 i an ol.iii in Iii- in I "Iflri -
,, i ! i . ; . ' 1 will II' ?? i y tin- . li a Imt i-v.-ry mail
in !h- l.-wn vi'l l..-ii: l ? - 1 1 1 1 1 > - 1 1 > I" tin- ta?'t tliat
t Ii.'m- K-'ii'l" im-ii hav.- ii.-vi r lai.l I'.-f. .|-.? tin- |nil?lir
t |,t- in 1 1 nit- 1 ?'! .iiii""i!i! "I tli. i .-X). -ii.it, ut .--. iinU
il I,,. h;i- uaiiiril lit'- \ ;t 1 11.1 h ;.. ii.r-.riualion. ll"
ha, I, III lil.'f.* I'l-I I 'in.' I'lilM I.J.I ? I y* iitll-r ??f
his f. |h v i iii/. n- E\. -i urn t : nu thai 1 In- - >,
)l?. ,:i:i ; I ..? mi-ta! -m m iIih ii in. "i ilT "I' hifinl |Mir>
rli.i-f?ti, it- ;i t- c.-a Inn - >?! t ' ? ? ' ? I - - ? I v i t . ? ; | I* ? ? I
I hi- ; . w 'i ha?. 1 1 < - \ i 1 ii- .'ll 1 1 nil -urn a t*'i. ii'a : h
1*1 -Ul'l'lv ? V. r.-xi-ti-.l II ill 1 1 I ln-> aw his i aid : and
il 1,.- I ? I .| I . el II! IM .-I V p tit n-tll - 1 . it Ik- may In-. 1
h 1 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 \ a - 1- that I..- Will l? >1:; i \ ?* tln*|n. a- th?'V
Jiiivi- r.u*-i> I ? ; i i i J * y -n? ii Mm va^.un-.*. A
ii|..,.f ?.|' t'.i-ii . '..n nny , I I- hi th it lln-y Pay
v : i-cft !,; ! : - 1 (wlii;- "ii-- ?hdlar ]'??! d.-y. tli.-y
h,i\iii t" till 1 1- 1 1 I In : r own pick- and -pul.**.
|i ?',| this ' -ly iii" .'iitl'-miin lh.it itii- i- not
;im .'Mr,!v;,_;in! I>" . I I ho;-.-, Editor^,
l?.it I ! , i ^t-nlh ni tn u 11 WjMnllaW !r- uh|. i lion
D I it . t v? >T * in : ?* ir.-i-nt 15- aid, in- 1.-.' I of _ any
M a i . 1 ;i 1 1 I ? i , t h .ni , >i h>- may In a S'-nlliern
t , i ; 1 1 1 . i 1 : 1 1 1 1 : -!??' I ?' I I t' ? **1 l? I ly lo tin- Stlp|."l t of
j , r . ,n to do* -nin-i ing |K>oi-, ,md who h--. w<
hid i"V* . do- 1 III. till 1 1 ?; to Wit I'd I in- l m| i "Vt-lili - !'
thftlowli: "f any .'. rtor, m;? ?, :-tra t.-. or coiibt<tblr
who has d??in* nothing for tin* good of tln.? town,
a i id of i "in - I ?-? !.- i." 1 1 1 1 ?' r . - ?- 1 ill W.-i I o ?*. I?>
tho bvC, tin' 1,'i'nt h'lna it ->?? in' I " ll it V 0 h'i:;ott. li
j ," ,t I : <-v of . nr .o | uuititallCt? mi.: hr liRVt*
I p|;ic.-.i in Hi.- Hh??vt t aiegory . Why, 1
W? n !. r.
(In \*. . ? ii m th ' nk 111 it til" Willi i liiii-t have ln*.-n
*? |i -iil> > I' III.- law and inli'ittioiially in*-:l.-< t"d
ill-- i*a>.-- <-l iii"- - ::.'iitl.-iii.*n. hut we will not do
th.- h-Kal i?iof"*>ioii this inju-tn-.', us wh do not
till Ilk a ii v lawvi-t in in i proud litth* town would
ackiiovvi'- ll-" 'hi- doliticticy ov rthi* hinnatun*.
Now, to Im- (-oii>idt . ? i - of Mam iii-?t'*r think tliuy can
^elci't from tin- nuiiniouis u-ntlem^n who ar?*
ch ml i d ii t ?*s for th t? position any number of ii.nin*s
who can do more for the improvement of the town
than tlifhi- gentlemen have done, they hav? a
riiihtt" vote for them. It they think pavement
prt'forabh* t<? mud, h^lit to aaikn?>>, water to
whl- kyf in. rk ? 1 1" in. market, and a general *'nter
prisin"; spiut i" a s]*irit <>f inditt'ereiii-o, with all
our p reft i>*i ' t- for the old Hoard, we will have to
<?ons. ni (n-lnctantly) ?<? their displacement. 1
hop,-, however. m> further eharges will be brought
itg.iiii-t tlnim. They have been censured for con
tributing for the support oi the poor ??f tin* ti'wn
tin* funds bot the t"w n We fear next that t h i>
"(?nrh iiian will actu illy accuse themol squander
ing their own fund- for some charlta'd.* |uiij?oHe#
and thereby- destroy their popularity, a- Mary
lander- and others "in iy hav.- done, by con-ider
liu; toouiur'i the pnldn s,'ood and contributing to
public and private nece -.-itie We -ay let kv kkv
BOUV V'th !">' " PHIL.
Man i mi - 1 1 i;. April 1", lS?n; . up in ? it *
I ? K EN ( ' i I A- CHENSIIAW, stl their
r EXTENSIVE FUKNITlTKE WAUEKOOMS',
,i ..km it Main and Ninth -ruKHrs,)
? r.* now receiving a large and choice -.-h-ciion
. r rich and tine to which they Invite the
;itt^ nlion of pui i has.-rs. I in luded in the stock may
he found
l'AKEOK SUITS of uuthiiM mid molein de-i:;ns,
UiiSEWOOD, WAkNIT. itnd M A II< n ? AN V, in
1'hlISH, BliOCATKLLE, KKl'S, ami II A 1 It
CLOTH.
CHAMHEK SI'ITP ROSEWOOD, MAM 01 i A N V ,
it ud WALNUT; some very eUhorate in design,
superior in work m tnship, and elegant tn tini-li .
f'OTTAOL 81-IT8 in < very variety and style
L1BHAUV and OFFICE FUKNlTl KE in Meat va
HEi'?STI;aI?s, WAllDHOBES, CAFUXKTF. WASH.
M TAIJLLS, HALL SETS, ETEOUES,
Si i .
\ U i ire and varied afsortmeut of C1I. \1 118, M \T
TRKSSES. S1*K1NU BKI>8. .Ve .-Ae.
In addition toth? above, ?-rtii alwuvM be found a
I a rue and well selected assort meiit ??f i 'A Hi'ETl N< ?,
< >lL-< 'LOTUS, MATT1N0 WINDOW MI A UK8,
I' \ 1'EU H A N 0 1 N (j K . I'll I NTS for furniture . o\ er*.
and FnUMHHINd 0CM)D8 geiieially. apll .tin
Bl LL! AKI) TEMPLE.? A ItKSTAlJ
KANT rOPXTKH ?iil be kept nt the IHL*
U AKl> TEMl'LE, commein ii?i< THIS i>Aturday)
AFTEUNOOM. k (JUlSWOLU.
mh Jl--ta
NOTl(1E TOTOBACCONISrS- NEW
ENULANl) UPM.? lubarreU NEW KNULAND
KUM, wiirrantod proof. Will "ell low to cIomu
condgnoitiut. wU 81 A. V. 8TOKE8 A CO,
AUCTION SALES? THIS DAY.
By firubbn A William*, Auctioneer*,
Main x'r. ft, flvy doorn above Spot* wood Hotel.
Hum k d\veliTSF<;, on fhank
1,1 N STKKF.T, OPPOSITE MASONIC II ALL,
FOR HALE AT AC' 'TION. ? Will be Hold *t auc
tion, ok the premises, on THURSDAY, ih* lt?ih
April, sit hilt pal J o'clock, I'. M , the BKU K
DWELLING I orated h- above d?*trib''d It con
tai itH KfVrii rooms, mid has gas and water. The
lot front* twenty three and a naif fret on Franklin
strict, and runs bark about one hundred and ten
ft't'l to an alley.
Tkkmm At The taxea for l-6?j to be paitl by
the purchaser.
aplt < i K I ' IS ItS k WILLIAMS, Auctioneer*.
SHlfrlNO.
I,i< ill N K\V YOltK. ? A T I, A N T I ('
I CoaST MAIL ST K A M SUM'
C (I M I' A N Y ?The ii"W and ?? I ?
gant side- wheel steamship AI.BE-'
MA KLE. Captain II A Boraxr, wllll
leave her wharf at Kock'-ttit uii K\Tl'KDAV, the
'Jl-t April, at ft o'clock. A. M.
Passengers will please be ptinrtual.
For freight or |Hi?sage, having unsurpa^ed ac
cnmiuodatlonx, apply to
SAM I' Kb AY RES k CO , Agents,
a p H? it comer Cary and Virginia street*.
V"
KilNIA TO EUROPE DIRECT.
FROM RICHMOND, PETERSBURG,
AM) NORFOLK To LIVERPOOL.
The splendid Hriti^li steamship
ephesus,
three thousand tons,
Captain WILLIAM COLLI NGS,
will hail from Virginia to Liverpool direct on or
about
M AY FIRST.
FREIGHT AT I.OW RATES.
ADVANCES MADE oN CONSIGNMENTS TO
OUR FRIENDS.
For particulars, apply to
R. II. DIBRELL, Agent, Richmond ;
CHI EVES \ OSRORN'E, Agents, Petersburg
WILLIAM LAMB, Agent, Norfolk ;
Messrs. MA. ANDREWS k Co., Agents,
nib 2 ? ? td Liverpool.
> I A X O S !
I' I A N O S !
JOHN W. DA VIES & SONS,
R 1 C 11 M O N I) MUSI C A L EXCHANGE,
No. 1*8 Main stkket,
sole agents for
STIEFF'S PREMIUM PI A NO- FORTES.
These instruments have been before the public
Fo|{ THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, in competition
with the best makers of (he country, and are now
pronounced bv ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST I ' I A X OS M A X U FACTU R F. !> !
These instruments have ALL THE LATEST IM
PROVEMENTS, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege of exchange within twelve
months it not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons, who have
STIEFF'S PIANOS now in use :
Gem ral R. E. Lkk, Washington College, Lexing
ton ;
D. B. Patxk & Bko., Lynchbnrg ;
R.-v. R. E. I'll 1 1. m !?<, Virginia Female Institute;
Miss Maky B.\ i pwi n, Female School, and J.C.
Cu'kt, I'e.tf, Dumb and Blind Institute, Staunton ;
Professor E. A. Amkoi.I), Richmond.
A call from all in want of SUPERIOR PIAXOS
is.oiicited. Termsliber.il. ja 2? ts
j iu'mca i; dm: li s old rye
* I ? WII l>K Y. ? Aft? i' a sii^|>.'iisioii <?f my Distille
iv for four years and upwards, 1 have, within the
la -t w luoi't l>, i4' siiiii? il business, but 1 have as vet
x.Mit to market but th.v i;.*r.Ri:t.s op >iy wiii.-ky,
which. I think, without doubt, as good ?s I ever
in : i ? in my lit'.-, and mo- ! assuredly as pure as li
ii in >r i in be | rod need from the best of grain.
My agent s are JAMES E. LIPSCOMB .V CO.,
I'taiiUlin -n.-. r. between Tliiiteenth and Four
tei nth, Kit limoml, Va .
an 1 1? f.f .TAMES BUMGARDXER.
N'OTK 'E. ? I 1 1 ; ? \ ? ? on liaitii sevrnil
h iu.|so:ue M.\M"G AN Y JENNY I.IND BED
STEADS. several MAItBLE-Top MA HOG AN I
CABINET*. b' -nl' s ,.th i tUs, , H'RNITURK,
which I pr !?>*.? II v.-rv low.
OKoiiiiK C BRAY, Main street,
h '(we :i Twentieth an.l Twenty fir*f,
ap 17 Iw soil lb side.
ONE THOUSAND SACKS LIVER
POOL ami GRoUX D ALUM SALT,
Port WINE, in t-a<ks :
holla n i> gin. in glass ?,
FliENi II BRAN l>\ , Ji. *liss : f. sab- bv
PALMER, II AR I'sOoK .Si Co.,
ap l<> Libby Buildings.
L1 L()L II, COIJX M EA L, AND MILL
1 OFFAL, imii now b. had at the
GALLEGo MILLS" CORN mill.
I LOUR or MEAL exchanged for WHEAT or
'ipV? ?t* WAUWICK A RARKSUALR.
jXiNDKh WAKKIlol SK.? We are
I ) prepared I" receive in Miir store ;i inl | ?! ;? <??? in
I Mm i ;i !i v 1: i n?l <> < it m ?|)S SI' |?.l K< I' T< ? l{ K \ LN (' t
TAX. We can take char-e of T<>UA(JC<'S, LI
'2 L"? ?j;>. ? <>TToN, Ac.
II ARA'EYS A AVILLIAMS,
h |i II ? 1 111 Commercial Block.
?7U UXISHI X(JJ flOODS. Oentloinoii's
I I ' i*<i?* i -hilts, Drawers, S?M-ks. Suspenders, Ties,
(?love*, \r , in great variety of m vies ami , at
avektlnbaKkk A willi ams-,
ap II 1?*2 Main street.
/ \XK II t'X DKKD KAKKKLSCIIOICK
' * FAMILY FLolfR: II fiv barrels Extra Flour:
one hundred 1 1 ,i 1 1 >? I ?> Ik. It future Sup. r line I'lour;
I or sa le by
ap 17 ' FRENCH A CIIEX.SH AAV.
1^1 N i; Sill J ITS AND COLLAKS.?
1 We take pleasure in ?1 i f iik attention to our
?rn< k i>f tine < 1 1 ; rt - an<l Collars as being of the l?e?t
I 'i.i I if v, and w.i minted to tit and we a r w< II.
ap 11 WERI'ENBAKER A WILLIAMS.
|>APKK I5A< iS. ? 1 Tim i thousand MA
I XIL LA !>A; l'<?r millers', groceib', and;
dt u ._ i>ls iim' ; better than hemp and cotton. For
.-.?!<? by KOBINSO.X Ac FA IK HANKS,
ap !?* l'aper AA'afhouM*.
fP\VINK. l ive 1 1 1 1 1 i ? 1 1*? ?< 1 pounds Jute.
1 three hundred pounds Hemp, two hundred
pound* Cotton, Hs">'?rti'd sizes, for sale.
ROB IX SON A FAIRBANKS,
ap 9 Paper AVarehouse.
\\rHITI-: I. HAD, from the " National
H White Lead AVork-,*' in quantities to suit
dealer*. for sale bv the agents,
l'ALMEK, HAKTSOOK \ Co.,
?p H? ts Llbhy Building*.
WKAI'I'IXi; I'A I 'Kit. ? One thou- j
H sand reams, assorted sizes and weights, for
-tie. KOBIXSON \ FAIRBANKS,
ap u Paper AV arehnuse.
(
ioffk::! coffkkm
J 75 bags PRIME RIO COFFEE,
lu b.i^rt PRIME JAVA COFFEE,
inh 31 A. V. STOKES A CO.
iJKINK TWINK, in store and to ar
I ' rive, for .iate.
R< 'BIN SON A FAIRBANKS,
ap 9 Paper Warehouse.
'IMJK CKLKBRATKD KOCK ISLAND
I JEANS and CA^IMKRES for sale by the
agents. PALMER, HAKTSOOK A Co.,
it p i) ? t s Libby Building*.
MISS iJIHHS WILL UIVK VOCAL
AND INSTRUMENTAL LESSONS by the
month or quarter. Six Dollars i-kk Mosth. Ap
ply at the Arlington House. mh 30? t?
I >()KTo 1U( '() Sl'<i A K.- T\VI nty-five
I hogshead* prime l'ORTO KICO SUGAR, ju*t
received on consignment,
ap 17 A Y STOKES A C0._
RKFIXKD SIJOAKS. -Thirty barrels
? C Yellow .ind Extra C SI'OARS: ten bar
rein A COFFEE SI'UAR
up 17 A Y. STOKES !c CO.
r|MI KICK J 1 I'N 1> K K I) KITS No. 1
1 MACKEREL, selected and packed exprow>ly
for this niatket, for sale hy
nib 22 FRENCH A C R ENS H A AV .
0\ K HUNDKKD KAKKKLH No. 1
IIEKK1X0S, now landing ex-HritUh brig AV.
D N?sh, for Hale low to clone consignment,
mh -'-' FRENCH A OREXSIIAAV.
HUTTKK.? ' Twenty tubs OOSHKN
IH'TTER receuiiiK pel steamer IUtkr*?, on
i oimiicument , lor sale |?y
MP in WILLIAM T. KINO A CO
VjlJOA It! St T(? A K ! !
n hogsheads PRIME SCOARS,
&? barrels REFINKH St'OARS.
nihil A. Y. HTOKES A CO.
pultTO KICO St 't i AK.-r-Thirlv har
I reU prune l'ORTO KICO Si'liAR on couaigu
inent. [ip 17 jj A. T. 8TOKM t CO.
1/ LOU K, F I Uli. ?He veil hundml |
. I'trrels FLOL'R. n .. mn . I
' ap 17 A. Y. bTOKBJi A CO. '
AUCTION 8ALE8-FUTURE DAY.
My Paine k Co., Auctioneer*,
No. !<*? Main street.
I AKGi: WALK OF AN E N T i R y
Ji STOCK OK HATS. BOOTS AND SHOE9 A\n
KBADY MAPB CLOTHlNO._on WMiNEMmY
tlio 27th, rMnmenciriK at lo o'clock, we will ?,.}| A
our auction rooms, No. l'*f Main rtrcH, tbn K.t -
TIKE STOCK of a concern cloains baiio***. coin,
prising
M EN'S and BOYS' BLACK WOOL HATS
MEN'S an<| BOYS' BLACK and DKAK FEf T
HATS.
MEN H srf'KR FRENf|l SILK HATH,
MEN'S BLA< K and DRAB PLANTERS' M *T
M EN'S 5 A V Y (.'A PS.
BLACK < LOTH CAPS,
31 ENS ami Boys PALM LEAF and LEGHORN
HATS See., Ac.,
with a I Hrx - assortment of
B<?OTS AND SHOE?,
RBADY-MADE CLOTHING, ami
(JEN TLKMKNS FCRNISHIN'O 000 US.
To be ??ld without re-erre, on h credit of sixt/
days, foi approved < intone d notes.
Hp 19? tdn I'AJNK & CO., Auctioneer*.
nl< ; 1 1 ('ONSTAHM-rs SALK.? Will
he hoM on FRIDAY, April 2<?tfj, l^", at 1)
o'clock. A M , at the Restaur:. nt known mm "Con
gress Hall, on thi' corner of Franklin and Cover,
nor streets, the following PROPERTY, to-wit
1 superior BA K ? olJNTER,
1 SIIiW-CaSE and CONTENTS,
2 CLOCKS,
1 MIRROR
Lot F S ,
lo TABLES,
n CH A IKS,
2 LOOKING 0 LASSES,
Lot A LE and PORTER,
2 ICE REFRIGERATORS,
1 RANOE,
lC'OiihlNO STOVE and PIPE,
1 large BAR-ROOM STOVE.
*i Set# < ASTORS,
CKOCKEKY. OL ASS WARE,
KN1\ ES a ii. I FORKS.
Lot WINE, WHISKY, and GIN.
cprtains. DECANTERS. BOTTLES,
Cook I. NO CTENS1LS,
TABLECLOTHS,
LAOLR-HEER GLASSES, &c? Ac.,
to satisfy distress warrant in tny hands in f.?v< r f
Samuel P. Mitchell and Andrew Johnson, ex* 'C*,
Main street, five doors above Spotswood Hotel.
VKRY VALUAHLK RUSI X K s s
\ STAND, ON BROAD STREET. NEAR BRonR
AVENUE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION -We will
sell at auction, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the
2'?th of April, at half-past 4 o'clock, P. M,, tli ?*
? SMALL STORE located us above descriheij,
occupied hv Messrs. Crump & Brother as agroc.iv
I The LOT front* twenty-three feet on Broad ?tr.
and rtitis h ?< l< about one hundred and thirty i< . t (??
an alley. This i* verv valuable j> r? perty.
Term"-* : At sale. The taxes fnrrWftohe pail
by the purchaser. ORUBBS it WILLIAMS,
ap H ? tds Auctioneers.
By Oi ubbs & Williams, Auction* ? r?.
Main street, live doors above spotswood Hot I
'IHVO VALUABLE smai ,l m;i< k
1 TEN EM I. NTs'. ON 11 I'LL <oR MAIN M'REET
IN MANCHESTER, For SALE AT AI'CT!<?\ -
We will ><11 .it a in t ion, on the premises, on Tl'i s.
DAY. the 21th day of April, at 1J o'clock. IV M
the two Mil>>*aiitially built BRIt K TENEMENTS
located as a I" ?ve de-? ribed, l???i n < tlie l ? r? ?| ?.? 1 1 v
Ion- occupi' d by /aeliariuh Hall, betu^ the'tw .
^.w.r teiiem-nts of Pnrcell's r'>w They ?- ? .?i .
rain each live looms, with kitch *ii. The ] f<>| - i'v
i.s well suited for >tores or d wei liii^s. on<* of th i
is now tise?l as n sf(,|i>t and the other liny ai
very small cost. Tiii* a (lords a op|i(.i:ui,
for" investment in the most improving portion <>t
Manchester.
I'ckm- : one third cash, (he balance at i>,xatil
twelve iiioiitli^, with interest. The taxes (,,r j? ?
lie paid l?y tli" purchasers.
ap i* I'Hl'HBS Si WILLIAMS. Auctionei-rs.
I OT OF LAN!) AM) DWKLLINti
1 j llol's E. IN BI'RKEYILLE, For s.\I.E - \,
a- ' lit i"i Withers Walk r, I Khali offer for i?ale, nt
public auction, on the premises, on SA'I I RDAV,
the 21st day of April. 1 -?;?!. a valuable and de>ir.ti(i ?
L< 'T < ?F l..\ N D. in the village of Bui k> \ i 1 !??, < ? t
taming TIllJhE ACRES, with the piivileye of nn
nndiate po-..???i(in. The impiovviiicnt" .i r.- i
yoisl a^ new, consisting of a TWO->Toi;i |-.!i
1 1 W EL LI NO of ti ve rooms, lar^e and com nn ?.!:?. ??
twochw?ets and an aiiy passage; k<tch>n. u.iii
I two rooms : ?.? at h<'U-e", h> n -house, \c.. with ?'in'
i ot the tine-f jar-lens in the Stat.-, ami a y?>tin,'
! oil hard Ol select Unit. Fort< im?. adiiress
JAMES E ORDiO,
I?iirk''\ i 1 1 e Po.?t-oi!j( , .
mli 23? U N Nottoway county. \a.
PROPOSALS.
fioVINtiTOX AND OHIO HAIL
\ > II? t \ l>.? '''lie Commissioner- appo nted by tl..>
m ites ot* Vit uia and West Virginia to h^tow the
chart. T of tli.- Covington ami Ohio r;? i I r? ?-? <1 u (?? >t i
Kiich parties si ? fti'-y may deem ti r . will me< r at i ?
K I'T A W 1 1 1 M **K in 1 1 1 '? c i* y ? > t B:i 1 1 i iii< ?r?*. ? ? n 1 i ' K >
I >.\ V . Ut of .M .iv, I ami will t lit* n ? nii mii li propoMis for tin* < ? n
stniction <>f - ? i ?l railroad a* may f??- pr.-~.-nr -.1 Iv
r<">poiisilil>* p. 1 1 1 ies.
Ovei tlit'**** Millions (*a.<M,nifti>tii (.f doilar
been ? \ p? * 1 1 < ! ? ?! t Irca dy i ii u i ad : ng tli is r? ..? ? i In
location, easy (ii;iJ?'*. ami ?-it rv<ttm ?* must inak
this roa i the I ? ? - 1 and mo-t advantageous ? xir l?kt f?r
tli" produce ..| r h.? WeM .
Tli.* < .?iiiuii> -ioner- lia ve pui.l i-he.l a pamphl. ?,
cont. lining hi ' i ? ? 1 1 1 1 c iiifonii.it . *ii about f h i- km ',
it- grades a 1 1 ? I curvature, together with miniif.' .? u-1
trustworthy estimates, what it w ii! rust, and copj >
of all tli.' law- which relat" to it.
The pamphlet r> ferrcd to may he had .it 1 1* fol
lowing r>l ics. vi/ :
Washington city? odice of Maury .V ro.
Baltimore rify? <?ttl f SaiiiimrH trri- \ ><?! -
Philadelphia? oltice of I ? r> ? ? I At ' <).
New Vol k ? ? tli ???* of \" ?' i n. i I iV Co.
.foHX li. BALDWIN*.
? ? E(>K? ? K W BoLLIXO.
THOM S. FLoURNoY,
RoBKUT If. M A I'll V.
WILLI AM .1. K<>BERT<ON.
Commissioners f.?r Virginia.
OEORtiK W SIMMERS,
JAMES HURLEY,
1 1 1 ? I : I ??N DESPAUD,
.loEL Mi rilKK??N.
jam i:s o. watso.v,
n j> 13? t.l ( ommis-ioners for West Virginia.
N
OTK'K TO COAL-PIT SINK MRS.
, Pr< p. will be i I'ccivcd until SATURDAY ,
t h?* 2l.-t day o! \pril proximo, for sinking t wo cir
cular shafts, ten I'ect in diameter, on the property
of the Dover Company, (joociiland county, Vir
ginia? tin- Dip pit to l?*> Mink to twelve f*???r below
the Second seam Ot com I J the IllittOM of the Rise
pit to be on a level with that of the Dip pit ; sup
j.osed depth not to cxc. jour hundred feet below
the curbing ; tli" curbing to he of hrick, laid in
cement. Two mule gim* will he net up imuiedi'
atelv, and a steam engine as noon as possible. The
operations t<? he conducted under the supervi*i<.n
of the Superintendent of the Company's works.
Th" contractor will he r*juired to' bind himself
to Kink a ml trim the pits vertical, furnish his own
tools, limits, powder. \c., and his own blacksmith,
and to brick in the place of any soft metals. The
supplies can lie procured at cost from the Company.
No hard metals are expected? only alternate lay
er* of slate ami sandstone.
Miners who may not wioh to contract for the brick
work may propose for the sinking either by the
foot or yard.
The work wil he measured and paid for monthly ?
twenty-live p. r i ent. being retained from each pa) ?
meiit until the work shall lie completed.
Proposals should be addressed to the under
signed, Box -?J* post-otllce. Kichmond, Va.
C. P. STONE,
Engineer and Suj?eriiitciident Dover Company,
lllll 27? td
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
T0HX J. FKKXCH, PKA( TH'A L
?J H O U 8 K .\Xl> SDJX |? A I X T E K . PAi'F.R
HAXOER, &c., under Bradfokd'^ Hotki., Kkank
1.1. V STKBKT.
Any work executed by him he will engage to
give satisfaction.
KEADY-MIXKD l'Al.VTS, 4c., of all shades,
always on hand
Orders for woik will meet with prompt attention,
ap iiJ_lm
I LIJ AM J. BKVILL,
HOUSE, M(i.\ AM) cliXAMENTAL 1' A INTER
WALLS AX D CEI LI N(JS W II 1TEX ED OK
Colored.
CiLAZIXf!, 4e., done at sh<>rt notice. In the be?t
luauucr, and on the uiost reasonable terms.
ap 9? l in MINTII STREET, HUB M AIN
House and sigx paintno.
The undersigned are prepared to contract
for and execute all orders for I'AlXTIXti en
trusted to their care, witb nmtn?w ?nd dispatch,
guaranteeing the b^st material and workmanship.
SltiXS neatly, promptly, and cheaply executed.
' ISAAC SCll RIVER 4 CO.
Shop 256 Malft street, between >cveuth and EiKhth
streets. Bah
House and sign painting.
HKMOVAL,
L. L 3I0XTA(JUB A SON
have removed to their a?w building, on TENTH
STREET, between Main indCary, where thev will
he pleaaed to receive orders from their frleuJ* and
the public generally for HOUSE, 81UN and OK.NA
MKRTAL PAINTING in every Myle.
<im>d work guai antoed. Term* moderate.
jaU-U L. L. MONTAUUK 4 SON
i G. BAB COOK, WHOLH8At?K
A. AXD RETAIL DEALER IN NORTHERN ICE
D K H O T It K T \V K E N SEVENTEENTH A?l>
KDiHTElNTH STREETS, SOUTH SIDE DOCK ?
r atuilies and all place* ol busiueaa supplied daily
Orders may he Icit with Meaare. RRAMDKK A
01 LBS, UrotviH, corner of Urace and Second
stiveta. and A. H. CHKISTUN 4 CO.,
tit Main street. Parties leaving ordera nith the
above iriuM will be aaaured of pruini>t delivery
ICK every day, and no incrvaae of price danug
tUi hot ap l*-lw

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