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Foreign News by the Steamer Asia.
GREAT RRITAIN

In tile House Of Lords on Friday Lord Clarendon said
that day before yesterday Mr. Dallas called upon him
and read despatch from Mr. Marcy the part OF tis
United States Government in which il stated that the
explanations OF the British Government the recruiting
Question perfectly sadsiactOry The American 60
yerument satisfied that the British Government had
given instructions aud that they had intention Of
doing violate the laws OF the United States But that
90 lar relrted TO the proceedings Of Mr. Champion aud
the proceedings OF the COnsus tile explanations which
had been offered were not sufficiently satisfactory The
American Government had therefore resoyed upon send
ing Mr. Champion his passports and aso upon withdraw
ing the -xequafors OF the Consuls.
Her Majestys Government had hld an o1portu.
My of arriving couc sons the they should
adopt But they had should he commuuica-
ted 10 Parliament aud the despatch copy of which Mr.
Dallas had left with him. should be laid OF tine table
he thought IL his duty also that Mr. Dallas had
read TO him another despatch ia which the question in
gard 20 Central America treated On that subject
the American Government con.derrd that there were
some parts OF the question which might with advantage
be made the Of arbitration the whole they
thought that the entire question could be- settled by dir,
negouaOns between tile two Governments.
Lord Palmerston made substantially the same state
ment.
Mr. Bailie said that as he had given notice Of motion
on tue enlistment question: he wished to know whnihnr
the noble lord would lay the table the despatch sent y
Mr. Marcy. Gness that done he should deem II h.
dutv 10 bring the question Monday.
Lord Palmerston said the Government desired % Civ,
oil the correspondence that could fairly be procured sud
The honorable gentleman might lake his choice whether be
would bring Oh the question Monday or Friday.
Mr.. Gilson sad he understood the noble Lord that Nc
Dalas had made communication Lord Clarendon with
regard o. the Central American question: well ihat
relating to the recruiting question. lie wished
know whether in that communication answer Eas given
10 the proposal IN submit the Central American Question
o. arbitration.
Lord Psmerston said it would require time to enter int
the long detail 10 give explanations upon that point bu
he might SAY that the general tenor Of the communication
wa that the United States Government we're Of opinion
that that question could he better eed by direct ncgo
hation brtwccn the two governments.
Mr. Gibson inquired Nhetcr in direct negotiation
Jailed, thc American 60, crnment refused arbitration
Mr. Paincr-tOn replied that there no refusal OF ar
bitrauou.
Dlsrael expressed the hope that the Noble Lord wnu
place the despatch upon the table before the debate on NJ
Balics motion took place
Lord Palmcr-ton replied that that would depend upo
thc manner In which the government might reply % IL
Jne snijcct then DROPPED
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AARDWARE.
H a At T l - W W.; a y. = e


II AN o receipt % ny SPRING STOCK or - - -
~ HARDWARE. Of Engtsh and American manu- MI
f.eture. direct from The manufacturers, 10 uhich
rs>psstfaiy invite tbs atientioa VI my ksnas T
IN town and eoanry, assuring them hat they shah
ry. sssy .rs's N ny se - 'o- - can b had cur city,
Ivory handle kavs. and Forks. plsss Of Rsaxrn
RoJesrs' ivory handle Knives. without tost.
poaelepaed Aeas and assssrt fests plated
ksdssr, and various other MAKES back. ssso
handle Knives and Forks =
kcdes wcsenhom and c<her
kodsecs' and Wes'snhems Scissors. VARSITY
them In
wos,enhoim's and W. =. Butchers RAsor.
Pruning and hedxe shears
walters, single and vrry handsome
Sad Irons OF hne quality
Iron Kettle. and tsaes-P Pans. timed and untnn~d
Bell metal and porcelain ~esrvinx Kettles aud
heilo..s.re and rre-poSs. general assortment,
hand, panel and tenant
Of them Of superior oaay hand pos nsu
brad and Hammerr shinglng an
ssrs naidvins Flames reoeral
rad AIDES Chse Gous ssaares and pevs tvo and
smiths solid box Vices and edEe and hand
cut and wrought Mails and cut kes Of
and g,niet bts all sizes Va Locks
u chest cupboard nortee, Locks;
and nat Bolts Of Size wrought
curtain Bands hank and wirc s Maons cAAnEs
handle and hay rort
wedding killing and rnbbng Hoes ~ halter
log and veil chains garden rroueis and garden
Hng>, OF sine and Kind plate hook and
ntnr Hooks and staples aud uasps and rics
ps Of an .e. ,ereiher with almost other article usually
KEEP, In my line Of business w RArciIrFE,
Corner OF ssh road streets.
apio Opposite r. y. q r. e. r. Depot
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POLITICAL TROUBLES IL MASSACHUSETTS,

BosroN, jane 2s-There is considerable excitement
the American party with regard the American Conyen-
ton to be held ut Springfield on Tuesday next.
meeting Charleston yesterday denounced 1t an
attempt 20 s the Republicans and the del gates
Instructed for Fillmore.
In NeRburyport meeting of the Americans RATIFIED
the nomination Of Fremont. The friends OF Fillmore
threaten bold another Convention ii the Springfield
Convention endorses Fremont
NEw GUER, June 2s.-It is stated that the bre Fall
mouth, which recently condemned and sold i Sa
yer, bought 10y Interested parties and Immediately
despatched on her original destination.
CINCINNATI, June 2S.-The steamer Moderator from
Pittsburgh with cargo Of dry goods struck snag aLcu
80 miles below This port and sunk Immediately NJ
live We're lost. The OF the loss is not known
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LATER FROM HAvANA-CHOLERA AND VEL
Low FEVER PREVAILING.

CHARLESTON, jane 2I.-The steamer Isabel, from la-
yana with dates the 25th has arrived The cholera
and yellow fever prevailing che Island. Sugar
has advanced another res moasses snd firm with
an advancing tendency.
key West dates 10 the 18th ssy the United States
steam firatc Merrimar leave next day. Ros-
ton Her European trip had been abandoned her
chinery Ice repaired without docking the vessel
The Susquehanns slao % sail the Goth tor
Madeira and the Mediterranean The Fulton sailed
on the path for Norfolk.
The frigate Potomac TO sail die 26b tor Por-
tugas.
The ship kataidin ashore at Long key loaded
with tobscco. from New Orleans for Rio She dis
masteu and had been abandoned. brig ashore at
Conch reef-ualne unknown. ship Also reported
ashore the Stnbrese.
The Isabel is detained at Quarantine owing the SICK
meas n Havana.
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NEWS by rELEaRAPH.
ARRIVAL on TIE ILLINOIS.
LATER FROM CALIrORNIA.


Nr~ Yonk, june ss-rhs steamer lliaois from Cali
fornl. arrived here this morning She brings e.
In specie and $50 Passengers She connected nj the 18th
With the Golden Age which brought down 81 ,26s,
600
The steamer Sierra Nevada, which overdue at Nj
csrsgua bad arrived San Francisco vhen the Col
den Age left Immediately her arrival she Was 70 be
despatched 9Th troops 20 Col Walker.
The pspcrs filed with matters concerning the revo
dictionary -tstc 81 affairs at San Francisco Casey aud
Cora hung by the Vigilance Committee At the sane
time the funeral rites Of Mr. King were being perform
cd The place OF execution was surrounded by two hon
. sand bayonets.
Ex-Judgc Ned Mcs'owsn, formerly sherih and ponce
Officer Of Philadelphia had been indicted by the grand n
accessory TO the murder OF Ne King, but he es
capped. The Vigilance Committee had arrested several
ballot box -tuh.rs and desperadoes They also obtained
Possession OF aaduen ballot box OF ingenious consruc-
ton used at the last municipal election The most as
founding election frauds had been reve.ied.
On the "a o' June tnc opponents OF the Nghsce oo''
miee held mas meeting In the Plaza, the issuing OF the
hnst warning Was oy printed pacards to the TRENDS OF Tue
committee not To enter the Plaza during the meeting the
enect oil TINS was 70 SNOW he real scng'n OF tue law par
w. There we're about ZVVo persons present. ine,e WIS
no violence Whatever out nucn CONFUSION preVaheu-
There we're resolutions passed Gaming upon tue people
70 resist the N'guance oomm''ee.
sufge Terry, o. tne supreme cou,e nau ,ssued "ao'
sorPHs uemanu'ug .ne PRISONERS III .ne nAus o' .oe con"
mittee Out the ~n' was Vh 'ne Su OF june '"e
aovernor issued procsmAAon ueciang .ne country w
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
OCTOB u ~ -.

Two Lynchburg IS 50 To Lexington ~ %
il % Buchanan 10 To the Natural Bridge 30
Richmond Lynehburg Charlottesville ~
Satisfied trial that majority Of the Packet
Bo better accommodated by leaving the evening
the old aud amer the 22d leaving Richmond
Monday Wednesday and Friday NJ reach New Canton
Sco;vie ~ NJ Of the and Iynehburg A
Buchanan and Lexington at 6 p. NJ OF day.
Returning, Buchanan at A. NJ, and Lyuehburg ~
NJ Monday Wednesday and Friday reach scottsve Ot
New Canton at ~ p NJ and arrive In Richmond at NJ
and Buckingham H. and in soitsye with tie Stage for Char
lotfesyiile.
tN- See Time and Distances, In Card below:
L edrs Richmond EOadIy, LsGre Lyholburg Monday,
Wednesday, Fr.isIH, at Wednesday, and al
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PHILIP RAHlI.
EACTE E0IfNUQY Richmond lirgint

PHILIP h VI.
EAGLE FOUNDRY, Richmond Virginia,
Nh ANUFACTURES LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, TEN -
1NH ders, Railroad Cars and all descriptions Of Rail- FL
road Machinery, Stationary Engines OF required r&<7I
Also Portable Engines with decided improve n<{
en others heretofore made from TO ~ horse
wheels well adapted PURPOSES getting lumber
&e with improved Circular Portable saws attached Of s I'd
aud Sd class Mining Machinery Grs and sawM Machinery,
P"ngs and Tobacco Fixtures
and Iron Castings made to order. p RAHM.
KESAssyuIK y. O., Dec. is, 1855.
p. RAIN, Esq. Richmond, Va:
Dear srhr portable Engine (of p horsepower
purchased o lev months have put aud l.
operation Thus far performs fully The
Engine WE'LL the MIL,
improvement anything that have
We have sawed much yet because
with COMMUNICATIVE tried sufficiently will
the candle anything shape Of mills this Of North
Carolina
should have correspondents from this section respecting
a mill. a be
requisite &C You liberty this think proper
RO J. PRARSALL,
JOHN A. BRYAN.
p. s. The Burger IL No. A. apis
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ARRIVALS Ar TIE EXCHANGE HOTEL
AND HALLAmD HOISE.

FHIIHUAT, " p, 100
harrTi Altur q W Harrison, Alexandria Turner Rail
Hsninggn, Norfolk u Dnkgraye - Seemken L. A W. d
No~iln Boiling. urquhar ufquiar i " Msory =
hsad hictnond prneyrr W White, lady and s'vt,
bsrrsoi uniFrriy y VI Simmons @ King Yotk " ii
arssn Pfinceion Harris j. g. Berrsy sur
W Nhh-is Donegfn, ] Euing A tsmison. Ala. 4
eeEtoo Oiio Kruy Mis- Co.'S Curnberisnd g1ltoo
yhia " kean, Lynchburs q " Read DanvHie Nss A )
hean, . " Dixon, 8 Coleman, Halifax
suNgAY, JrSr 50. iss
Beafus, l. Mnvf, Msii.u 4 q . : urR.s e. A. q "a
oenssn ha.nngio9 Gfrgst, Trenton, sandny Prnes
,en " hi,-n W. beulry, Pha Carer Augusta Kerr
UhN Ryan, Bait Dudson and LADY Pstrrsrg Is Csrns.
tss-s Ceusns. Huntsvs. Aa, ACaytrook " Porter w
N.s Wood sydnar, Dlfly, Harmsn Dr Nlcoison
LOaieseod. We X Hunsteson W MrKsy, Ai.on. e i
fiuhturn, his Wuisrus Mis Alsfon q spstes Cu,
heFiand, ~ Williamson Riohnond co Kent Nortionis
iaud "a rbodrn, Amelia G Cooke, Fiuvanna q white
Hasorer = ~ ges Me- 3 feis Pace Nan Ala . n
nuilet, inceit ~ koheris DUP Bays University Of Va
W y Morton. Nl.s illiot. Isxingon.
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Mr.. FILLA0RES JOURNEY HOMEwARD.
The New York papers contain glowing descriptions OF
Mr. Fillmorss progress homeward. Every where, since
leaving New York city, he has been welcomed with the
utmost enthusiasm.
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Ssv roHE June 2s-Flour-The market higher with
300 bills At $500 $40 for straight Ohio t54fcG1
mixed and good standard southern f6065
kei higher, With sales Of 81 bushels l5s Southern
and $50 for Southern white
Of II, 800 bushels at 60 cents for Southern mixed.
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NGHTtN T " ATEIIIOI n.
TENHE SubscT having their Factory on Carr
Street between 9th aud lUh prepared receive
orders for a kinds Of Agricultural Machines and Implements
latest and most approved patterns, which viii he
materials and OF superior workmanship They
'CadWes double aud singh grard HOrs-powers Tesfs
Sh, have taken premium Pair which they
exhibited Also "Crokls ClOd Crusher," Mannys
hsaper and Mover tie hest In Pavkes' Patent Lime
Guano Spresdsr highly approved Hay Presses. Hay
thtffs, from fu To 80; Smiths Patent Straw Gutter
dies, ko R Patent Ironbeam Pow various s1es &C Tey
slJOu the opinion n the Hon William G.
BALDWIN, CALDWELL 4 CO
Richmond February r.
CAsHE HlTt, 18th Dec. 1884
Col WS n SToUGHTOx-Dear st take ri assure n rrcordine
tere Impression n the performance
Beam patent % Gotham to-day The WORK thorough
and complete than hat ~ poW in operation before
The urroW opeet ~ very generally ~ inches deep
~ nrhs wide Boz hard, close land and ~ .tuniy
eeanrd out, none Of The sod earth falling back
Tie rsi q the pow Witnessed by many Of my negltf.
among rom F fnention Messr Frank r. Nelson J. GENET
J. u leW Hopkins Thomas Watson, Of Lous &C. prae,
ual % 1ud most rct judges Of agricultural implements
there Ea but opinion rn hr superiority
erceIiionahlr Performance 81 Jour ploE.
wishing equal eNifre IN valuable
peneni iaVsrAhiy knovn 70 our agricultural breibTen
- remain, yours truly,
a.
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STHAw GOODS.-we beg i-ave 10 car the >-uxu..
- attention of all who q W"*rE
STRAW GOODS, E<<<M
10 our beautiful assoriJuent YI. a.
Ladies Bcsver and Lsghorh Riding Hats and ras
10 leghprn, BRAID AID straw Piats and boomers
Cltldrens slraW Goods, q every variety
Hoys' and youths LeghoVn and Braid Hats
DO do Straw CAPS
Gents Legon, Braid Panama senate and Hauatha Hats
last bot not sasi hose beautiful Inda Hats which for nsansss
cannot b. excsied.
Besde large Of Goods servants
Palm ra Nountan IFghorn and the need Shanghai Rraw Hat
a. sich most respectfully call he attention u friends and
visitors 70 The city. BfNFORD, DICKINSON wEIsiaER
No n Ns
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lCHMoSg sopA wATEn AND HoI

Up1CHU SODA WATER AND HOT-
~ THING FETAHLfsffMENTI lea 6red
yin. scis u nOITE SODA WATER sds IN NJ city, W, up
~ MCCORMACK Who naftsr himself hai be ahe 10
pete Win anufscurer either North South having been
gtgcd u d. bushes i0r The last yeafs.
He above busuess III w. brHnches Tor
W. WIN LApp is nprhod inorng
part .hsn b. wanted 10 sustain ~ forfner reputation
SOpf WAFER"
~ sOps YAFER, Az lnd PORTER delivered IN ~ parts q
re- ~ orders ron eIy Of eauHlrS eiomsu gompuz attended
ap7-am wMP LADD Pearl Ct. ard No. sos Broad .,
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HDtHE SODA WATEH.- Ainoagh our yoaa,..a, are
hi pure God, hey lined Win Silver nor Porcelain
nf ~ water conveyed flexible Torcesn piTs ye viii
~ ~ .e sa water sale or years have ben args
no n"Yiy Dos been poo,fd certainly mo- killed bu-many
ry tFneied " W gs We were me rfs Introduce cream
g h Richmond and have always sept uu shch COZ fh,ai
s been n oprIaion and sha continue 10 keep tea made Ill
sy tom h Cream and ~ pure juice o. ne uif lemon
nuti vanilla Pnr App'e, OranRf fafmpara and
prep. GRUBRs 4 APPERsOB Chemis,s
-u.Hl No. 91 Road strept
EAHDEN sEEDs.-A NEW SUPPLY int ,s,s,y.s
- tom lambeth ~ frsh supply Cahisss sed
ho ~ nf fariete az funip sed Our aslara b. nov com
hr'e Customer nay rely upon seed and yeu,ne
W. 'ell hone but Laudreh'. Give call
jels No so. si 1900 Ero,S o..
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a CAHD.-Ths ca-foroers n gro " wATsON Co-rhe,s.
- ter respectfully Informed i bi bun.ss
usua 81 h Aarriare REPOSITORY, Chssnf street i2t
N ~ Of Pdadsphis vhes Al orders viii snkiy ~
cetvef and faithfully srsrn-i. l-Q-g
HNOH uuEH.-COAIS, PANTS an TESTs 1
hecffFed yesteraay. tanesfown smother flesh
err4 q 'iu hsc ard fancy summer Cosis; she fsney
cess fsu's white aud fancy coiofcd Narcotics
r~t. sd fods. uusurpasscd prizes, pisase can ny
sand, Nc iif hsin q. fJeisl Bh. IRA SMITH.
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TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.

NXTE prepared to manufacture ~
cultural oplrnent-loS used We hav. gone N
to no small expense IN putting up The different
style the yarou, ReaPsr' used One
W. mAnuf.e'urs and 'hsy warranted" We can The attention Of
every respect equal superior, other
pssef q What they have done We annex The certificate q w
the liberty of rT ether gentlemen who have used the
chine
We purchased Of NEsos Mort ia., season, one
their ~ Drum Straw Carrier aEd Hore-Power,
bic Judgment their Machine perfect believe
JOHN T. CIILDREY
Henreo, i4ih Sow 1855. JOS J. PLEAsANTs
Messrs. Nusos 4 Morn
GentemenYOurs bearing date September sOt hand and
have Machine eheerfuy
motion given to e drum ,as a. to get all the wheat @is
r.rn RP'! ep yoi is :ed servant RICHARD ALLEN
BucKISsHAN Co, 4th 1853
Ge favor Of 2o September ISIS was received
ago going e Eropg post office Ny post oee is New
store Buckingham county, aid DO s pleasure send you the
thereby Of Msssrs NELSON MoT1's
Ms1 Ih,fg MaIm The present year and have no ss,Aon
'>'D' N'''' -''''' '-' GEORGE W KYLE
purchased one Of the above Machines fs11 LEwIs wios
and a'ns 'eshsd three crops With H. making the amount ihrehd
5 IBIS do without hesitation pronounce one Of the hes,
as, have ever used believing that viii uesh cleaner, faster,
Henrico, Nov. 18th, 1855. HENRY cox.
CuRpsyuLE Sept. LIST, 1888.
Gtnemenlt with pleasure that
Of rrestng Machine II requires power
Il does than have and remarkable simp.
city and durability We regard empatesy the Farmers
chine and most eheeRy recommend 1t To the farming
nifty.
Mr. W Adam. and Capt Davis are nice Observer and
Hho wheat Machine thraed this year very pleased
with i.s performance. Very respectfully,
WYATT SMITH,
J. V. CRUTE.
REFERENCES Geo. Hotyseeker. Amelia VIM. Archer Cock
Chesehrld Wm Harrison, Richmond Vim u. Clopon Charles
CITY. J. W Apperson, Charles CITY; J. J. Ivey Appoinaox
BENZ Robnfon, hing William TX President John Tyler Charlie,
City o. AEEsin North Carolina; and others.
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STEAMBOATS,, &c
1T SNAIL srEAMsHIP JAMES,
II n nOHNs-LeANr. rrEsnAn exrnIns. July -

U. oTS'GIsa1s. rrssai' evening. july M&R$&s
foR Sfw YORK NORFOLK
s ,ssrs s , sy ns0aA'' and up ''s n'1'
are sssss to ss1d dSs" s s ss ~
Tuesday eI hp~sn VI. = scassp,a 70 order.
turf. osiscs r NJ rassi.y gu
sssass sSS @ only so
$500 S sc;Si f1 am. . b, til. rive. boat.
SrhE,h,.Mo.EsR nELvIDEHE.-rOR q IN
SreIsS, rssssed to-day. Monday and up,O the
SsSs.nss. sre requests. to :saa Sr ss,r good. to-day.
ss s ." 70 sp%.n Ss a. 81
I,NOR observation-disclosures msDa and Be.-
ing regular Psess, Schooner susan Captain. sh. 6S
Ss viii TssiIS .s
Ag Ssss DAVID wM eynsIr.
PASSAGE 70 fokHssSJfii AND S6sSoiix.
vUNHE STEAMER CURTIS PECK. Captain Johnd III
having ssss.sSss SsssssS .ss
hs ;s sS !, ssst; sITgIDay
G R:aisas Ss RI:
asss ana S Sss .nans The river %
The S Al .ii. to be paid
@hen they sent to the boat,
UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR PiLAP x Up s;c WA srT roSr AND NORFOLK
= nj, rkSSsv[yASI. S Captain Dawn H&
One o. superior Steamers viii leave Rich
,ond every "Wednesday touching At city
freight and Returning leave
PHILADELPHIA very wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
Thesr Increased accommodations
or the comfort Of passengers having adde also
he by regularity dispatch and care IN protect
committed charge to rrceire an Increase Of patron
sN- No ran,hpmenI by this line
through to Me-, fo ask .n SiS UuDd 1900
Do do philadelphia, and found, ist cabin %
10 Norfolk the boats
t Passengers by this line stop In Philadelphia two or three
lays proceed to New York by the same ticket
ma6-u H. TurrLf Ageni hoeke't>
NOR BALTIMORE VIA NOHfOLK.- ~
iANE, VIM. Philips having the grester portion OF -
will sail for the above ports with quick Dispatch
cor balance Of freight, apply To ......-. -. Z
je2o W D. CoLooiTI GU
aNoR BOSTON.-FIRsI vHssEL.-Richmond AID ~
n PoS.on fine fast sailing SIfe
schr CERITO. Captain W H. Crourl, having -
engaged and going board will
with all possible dispatch For balance OF freight Apply 10
j-l9 DNlpSWM CUkklG
MASSAGE To OIL ID POINr.--rhe a ss-U
Curtis Peck, Capt. John Davis viii kt Nf46
a md amer Thursday 18Th inst, call by Old
regularly and from Porsmouih and Nork
turing the Watering Season. r. q. HAskINs.
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WINSTON q; POWERS.
GROcERs, COMMISSION AND FOR w ARnIN,
MEHCHANTs,

w IN - ON &C FOW EHS,
GROCERS, COMMISSION AND FOR w RDING
MERCHANTS,
Corner Of Cary and Pearl Streets,
IAvE receiving sprrR
Stock Of Goods which will he
which they call the attention Of merchants
e-neraiy-among which will be found:
s63 begs Rio, Laguayra. Marketable and lava Conte
6I hhds ". o. aud Y. n vrrye
$40 packages Refined
liz bbls N. o. Molasses an SSrup
81 hhds Cuba and Muscovado Makla-ss
2tO packages g. p, Imperial and Black Tea
ais boxes American and French Glass
900 Sides Sole Leather
500 boxes Tallow, AdaInantine an Candle.
90 hbls. Tanners Machine Oh
1000 kegs assorted Nails, lmost approved brAndsl
half pipes Hennessey and 0tard, Dupuy Co brandy
vintage is42 and $50
pipes choice Holland
CO y and Y pipes v. Brandy, Pale and DARK
bbls Rye" whisky, warranted 10 to is year, old
(unequAlledJ
80 bbis Cincinnati whisky Alcohol daily expected to
$50 packages of whsEy's wnesl,oo
mention
90 baskets Champagne; 30 cans Ciaret
100000 Cigars
Painted Pals Grind.,ones, Wrapping Paper, spss.
Wood Ware, 6e., &c.
Which they will sell low 70 punc,ua customers. nhfS
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"fNGEB,- pust0rers ~ purcha-s Iy.EA ~
w ouI imrns toss u TnAlELiNu f[[[kc-tt1ta
TRUNKS CARPET EAnS-VAltCEs BON X.[.[-1<-& lp-tA
MT BOXEs AND sCtfObL BkGa Byrr W<#6*<faLA
cent arrivals stoct . lafgef ihau n
ssef ss be And cemrrs more tan $4,000 se.h ~ Feed.
w Ne above line md td fTunks ~ hat
hey H4ni n M ahin-nt As u ias ben atter ~ surpFe
~ prices cheepef n ofers, could
Inform eui svai ~ the largest
Ne't Factories ;sud ell Trunks Il ~ acioy Price,
jslf C.s.MAURICk, 16i Main st.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-30
NEW STORE AND NEW STOCK
uT sUFERiOR
R EADY-MA OF ,OTHIN(


READY-MA AIDE CLOTHING
FOR SPRING AND SUMNER
Comprising all styles Of Spring Dress and Proek Goats Bust
Goats, OF fancy cloths, merno Drap d'Ete,
Alpaca. linen and Marreiles; Vests, In endless
riety black dress and fancy cashmere
Pants, do linen. mars-ileE camblet, &c, &C.
FURNISHING GOODs
Crava Ties and stoeks % the variety suspendes
sd silk and thread Gloves Handkerchief Socks Shirts Collars
silk ana Under srtg k erno linen and sached
Drawers india Rubber Goods Umbrellas Sc.
WHOLESALE EETGn-
ID. GOODMAN has open at his large
- ii9 Main street, Richmond. entirely
stock o Spring and Summer READYMADE CLOTHING rnbra-
all styles Of grade Of Coats, Pants
Furnishing Goods From his facilities
h liberal patrons and the public generally will m Ind
Ia his line from finest 70 lowest grades Of the make
AZ suaily low prices for cash. Call and examine
~ Remember place aud soit9 Maa street.
W. Randolphs BOOKSTORE Iapisl J. d. GOODMAN.
ED. ID. KEELING,
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIER 1876, MAIN STREET
SPRING AND SUMmER GOODS.
EUST received large lot o. superior Cohs, Caeres
- Vesugs, uhch he wiz make w the best manner, the
most reasonably terms, and Il The shortest uciico,
irge veil yeielied stock of Ready Made Clothing which
viii compare With 10 this other market Our prices
low any other House
Furnishing Goods variety, Shirts oravat schArf,
Tie, Ac. Ac.
He invites his friends and Others Who really
rahe goods n call and examine his stock. mh2s