davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

A DJoURNED sALE-oFFTCE DESKS, ac-THIs DAY,
II at 01s o'clock at 81 Corlandt street. counter chairs
stools counting mahogany secretary desk copying
press bottle rack liquor pump, for samples empty
boxes, &c. Deposits requires.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctoneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

MEDICAL.
TYR. RALPHs OFFICERS 81 BLEECKER STREET
~ corner Of Wesley place. two blocks east Of Broadway
DR. BARROW, ls7 PRINCE STREET. NEW YORK.
~ Hours Of consultation from IL till and from os.
nR. LACoSTEs Tor THE HOSPITALS OF PARID
u French medical once open daily from II 10 and 10
5lz Broadway opposite the 81 NIcholaa. Consultations
IN EnRhsh, French, German, SuAnah, &e.
nR. n, LARMONY, 81 MERCER STREET. CORNRH
- Of Spring (oppouke 8. Nicholas HoteD, New York
Hours nom 10 70 and 70 p H. Sundays By appointment
nR.R. COBBH11, NO. 10 DUANE STREET., ONE DoCA
~ nom Chathnm--rwen(y-soye years IN ~ prea0rkpe
cfay on1eo HIN oonndense Private entrance ne1f ~
nR. COOPER'S OFFICE, IA DUANESTREEr, BETWEEN
II Chatham william once hours from In the morning
until 8 In the evening. Sundays excepted.
CT BLEECKER STREET.-DR. HAMMONDS OFFICE
VI hours are from TO aud from 70 Q IN the evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

pmLHARMoNIc SOCIETY OF NEW YoRK-sKvEN.
teenh season, 1658o-The fourth concert will take place
on Saturday evening March %, 1889 Nibos Garden on
which occasion the following artists Will sppear-Mr. Ms
the eminent pianist and Mr.. r Mayer, baritone Conductor
Mr. Carl Beramann Tickets for sale At the music Ok
messs soharfeneeyg Luis 769 broadway c. Breusng 70
Broadway and NJ Walker 1851 Fulton Brooklyn Mem
eers will please 70 their extra tickets before day
the concert All tickets sold the evening of The
concert VIII be 81 DO each No Doors open at
I; TO commence at O'Clock r. N. BY order
l., SPIER. Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

r. T. WILLS AUCTIoNEER--AUCTIoN MOTOR
ware on Monday March Is 1862 at 10 O'Clock NJ at store
No 2s2 Pearl street large and general assortment In the
above line suitable for city country trade Terms and
conditions made known on morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-26

n @. HORTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. 3s2
VI. HUDSON street. will sell this day, 4 Eighth avenue
at O'CLOCK the balance Of fancy dry goods consisting
bons aces hosiery and musns. Poselyo be sold without
my reapfvA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04
THE ENaI.IsI Hl.RrrIoNs

FROM thc London tlobc, NAY Ill
The result of the general election has made thc ni
mind pont 10 recOnstruction Of thc Ministry a. very
ptababe event Condemned b. the last rarainenf and
Nh ihe verdict of cQndcmnat0n substantially confirmed
BY The country, ministers muai before hi- have come 10
hc conclusion that % 20 IN thef present condition u
hopeess Before sinking, therefore, y natural that
they should clutch at even such straw as uo,liacs
on A. regards tle general report. that condderahe
pcr.ons changes contemplated 10 tha cshiueg h
seems likely enough. and have 10 rlsson 10 question
y IN one respect, however, 80 dcrc 70 SET the pub
c right " indeed he public hes given any crconce 10
The rumors 90 which one Of contemporaries has qvpn
publicity Il has been sald that the governments oers
70 Lord PslmeFstonand that his iofdshp 4 Helv %
accept the oertbe lead Of he House Of Conons and
fopr aeats In The Cabinet u he VII give them hs pot
cal cooperation and his powerful aid IN The direction Of
fsraEn asgs u this nomenl of anxiety The statement
merslon would abdoats Ne pQdlld1 he hold before
kngAnd and beiore kuropo % asaoclale hlnaelf vl,h
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04
ARRIVAL At RALEIGH,

RALEIGH, June About & O'Clock on Tuesday amid
the booming OF cannon, the waving Of flags and pumes
the train arrived at the depot of this city, where inn
mcnSe crowd OF all sizes compe xion and had
congregated, eager to catch a glimpse of the distinguish
ed Executive. After little delay for the purpoSe
of giving the Oak City Guards and Wilmington Light In
anfry companies time TO form into line the President
accompanied By the Hon. Mr.. Thompson and the Com
mittecs agited from the cars and welcomed the
hospaties of the city of Raleigh by His Excelency Gov
Els IN brief but happy manper which the President
and Secretary Thompson both reped-he latter allu-
ding TO the fact Of the "Old North" being his native
state aud assuring those present. that though he was
now resident Of another State Of the Union lie still
took great Interest in her welfare aud felt himself
friends could not hear anything said by the President
Both speeches were vociferousy cbeercd The Presi-
uent ana Governor Ellis were then conducted open
carriage, Mr. Thompson to another Carriage aud the
procession formed in tire folio wing order; Music Mill
tary Companies follows: Oak City Guards RALEIGH
Wilmington Light Infantry. Wilmington; LAFAYETTE
Light Infantry. Fayetteyile; Orange Guards Hlsboro
Hornets Nest Rifles, Charlotte; Newtowu Iieht Inf,nt
~, Newberni Rn City Cadets Newhern; Iredcl Rlues
Statesvile; Cabarrus Guards, Concord Rowan Rifles
salisbury; the President Governor Of state: Hon
jacob thompson; Committee OF Trustees; Committee
| OF the Citizens; Citizens and Strangers
The procession then marched up Harrington TO Hills
borp street, down Ullsboro street Capitol Square
thence Salisbury street Edcnton street along Eden
ton TO wilmington street, down Wilmington Morgan
street. up Morgan to Fayetteville street and down
etevlle street TO the Marlborough House.
The yarious companies then marched their quarter,
alter hiring several saiues, and the large crowd slowly
dspsrsad.
The President had n reception nom eight o'clock till
ten, when large number of persons Introduced 10
and shook his hand.
The Governor prevented from entertaining the
President as original intended by the delicate health
Of his family.
leave this morning for Chapel fii.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04

RrcEFrIoN oy THE HoN. WV. r. Rrrp.-The reccptjop
OF the Hon. VIM. b. Reed our late minister 20 China
took plaee In Philadelphia ON Tuesday evening ia the
rooms Of The board of trade ON Chesnut street The
rooms were throngcd by large number Of the most in
huential citizens, Who without Distinction Of PARTY A..
scmblcd TO honor the returned diplonatist Mr. Heed
was warmly congratulated by number Of his personal
f6pa and made long aud deeply Interesting addrcs.
50 iiIe assembled @aale6ee, The Press says:
lie ably defended tho course 0f gotornmsni In rc
usng TO uuite with France aud England Ia waaing war
upon China. Throughout his whole diplomatic career In
that eonntry he cordially cooperated with the Russian
minister and although At times he unable TO act in
harmony wn the French and English ministers vet no
positive iIfecing cngcudered
Mr. Reed considers the residence of foreign minister.
AZ Pehng undesirable aud claims that the treaty he form
cd VII c togna highly advantageous TO American inter.
este e spoke in high terms " ha beneficial influence
exercised BY The Protcstants and CgthQr mlssopaTes
snd rSosed that his treaty c9n,ancd Important proyi
sons for their prgteptgp IN China.
NJ Reed IN the cQpFse pf bis 8ob roffrad 10 the at.
iacks made upon him ~ he fandQn Umcs and PRAYED
that they had no foundation 10 rest upon
At the conclusion OF the addTpss Rrv Dr. Stevens was
introduced aud be made few remarks With refrenee
20 the latter part Of Mr. Reeds spooohu the religious
effects of The mission entrusted 10 Minister to China
II would for ali future time stand forth as o nobest
specimen Of American diplomacy Iis results were the
opening % commerce Of great and atnost unknown
couatry comprising afeo portion Of The globe TO the
commerce Of the world
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04

fRESCH NERDIcr OF nAnAaEs.-Thc Paris CORES
pouden Of the Boston Trarefe, relates the following
Among the coarse Of the Central Markets
was person known as "a Michel She was abso-
usey unettered, being able neither read nor write
She Kept no 'books-an accountant costs money. She
came 10 laris in ls82 Eilhasi sSu ia hes pocket or
shoes 10 her feet and her rst paco servant to
market woman. Scaniy he's wages were she saved
something out Of them and Ia the Of time opened
market stall Of her own, for the sale Of green croce-
ries She rapidly extended her trade and AZ the time
Of her death she had for years annually purchased 500
900 worth OF fruit aud forced Vegetables from market
gardeners In the negboFhood Of PARIS and received
even larger values Of green groceries from the southern
provinces She sold every year $4,000 worth of init
and grred regeiahles u dislers oaEocsnors resfas
rafeWs otc, and a. large sum again 10 private f,m
hes, and she cleared every year S50O0 She had aas
ed fortune OF $50 uOO which she had Invested in real
estate government securities aud mortgages and while
forming this capital she gave her the best education
she could procure for him IN Porsrcgret,ine most bi
ery, 30 she siid her neglected education which
had proved great impedimcnt to her progress In
hie She was cut on untimcy BY the accident on the
81 Scrmain Railway last year. Her family claimed sa4
90 damages rom the Company, ihgy Alsgsl she va.
0hl hlYteg yeas ald-Neuld probably have carried
on her business eight ystr ongervpud probably have
made $4,000. besides selling her husness and stsnd for
large sum Of money fhs Court sIlowed lhe family
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04

y ! T--7T-T TTTTTT TT-T T---T
viii n cannot be anTaVeIisd o. pulled sg, - W W '
They are al mads Win Le hEs rechaucai stl and
raned "a Se al kind- of goo ro1a sfe fab
70 heavy leather In particular woud oa the attention
to New Family sune Machine Il has besa
expressly for family and has met with favor from
mplhed render almost Impossible order or
desnge s operations indeed simple oze
that 90 small pieee Of mechanism viii
Below rive description % The dd-rcnt yios Of Weed
Patent. ~'t W
No vsy convenient style which esa es worked by hand
also for large mauaacslc Ehee Necessary place nun
Der Of Mas4ss s aHs Sensh making one table apsEss
No with salnat OF mahogany tshIs ess VITA OF voi ox
top, which lofts lawn. Price tila aud 3iiu
20 = sapae f a. Aa Z, ny. Tsns siih heb. and
higher rate ~ speed This tnd = well adapted
ciothinH OF leather work
THIS really cheapest marine ~ The market A. there Il no
sork done on ssvhf machine ha sl not do u
asserted hat hs machine runs ear Than any machine nsv Ia
No This Machine has long arm to larr, ot
the best machine for tasTs prh.
also peculiarly sued Tor risuiaon Eurk II = yss fupIc
, and aaAes ~h eu i's ty ie sef fos' af order
No rs asg tad cheaper s,yis. and general f.vore
rotten wh reference 10 hTulnx sfrurr durable vt
rr and tAny machine prce eieT u ne aave
y runs very ss rapidly, and pronounced ne best machine
No TlsE machine roi NJ on an entirely nea prince ar
tereni from anything before offered public
nder asser that for family u has not equal very
urt and tasty vey rspfdir opers
tou, and STRAIGHT NEEDLE Arranged a. io ks
utterly Impossible fr % .iiichss hss isn.,sn On sois
sides and oa irEe supply rtsa o NJ qndsr spoa m
Ne noi.s fs ~ sd as N s sss sssSe, 'Ss =.
break Tie ycy eiasc threat does so brest In
washing u VII DO cuaFss uut better an any cheap sciins
ns ~ larse al uses sk cotton Or linen with equai facility
Deseiipsive Circulars farplhed rrans
OffiCK, f1s nkoApwAl, NEW YORK
Arsue ~an,sd Sass'rassia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04
RICHMOND wHIG
Special Correspondence Of the PetersEury Elprss..
PRESIDENT BUCHANAN's VISIT To NORTH CARO-

fEaSKLisroS. n. C., May 3ist.
This has been n gala day In our village IL having
been announced that the President would remain here
an hour or two TO dine, his way Chapel Hl our
people with comincndsbie curiosity assembled In large
numbers the square In front of the hotel aud received
the distinguished visitors On the arrival OF the special
train containing the President the various committees
military companies, &c.. committee Of reception
consisting Of Capt $. ID. Beves A C. Perry, j. w Stone
Whj;ssIS r. nde.nsn anS h. wxhe Perry, Jr g. ~ Neal H.
Tel and formed the citizens into lines when the President
accompanied by his Exceency Gov. Ellir Hon Thomas
Bragg, Hon L. q. b. Branch W. w Holden A Lew
h Esqrs and Others walked through the line TO the bo
tel gate, where Gov Ellis introduced the President to
our committee, when q. c. Biacknall addressed him la
tones OF welcome.
Mr. nrcmASAx's RESPONSE
The President, In reply expressed his great gratiea-
ton at the Opportunity afforded him vii North
lima State true the Union and endeared 10
him by her glorious associitions and her Influential de-
termination 10 stand up foe the Constitution hu
man Iishi- La -ae s.Pp, e. -.-ss
tui an sssemthsge Of his counymen returned his
thanks for the very cordial reception that had greeted
him since he trod the soil of the Old North State He
concluded by an eloquent and glowing eulogy the Tn
ion and urged to stand by ark of our safety
and as the hope of freedom throughout the world
VI course cannot give anything like report Of the
eoquen and felcitos remarks of the President as the
large crowd prevented the taking of with Any
curacy IL TO that his remarks eloquent
appropriate, and were received with great applause
Hon Jacob Thompson, Secretary the Interior being
called orwar and returned his
for the kind reception he had received on his visit TO his
native State and sad though he had wandered from the
home Of his BIRTH yet his h. still turned fondly To
North Carolina, and he hoped that the ay would never
arrive when he would cherish her memory H..
did not come among To make speech hut TO see his
old friends hut he could not remain silent when called
on 10y this respectful audience. lie returned his thanks
again To his friends for their paray and closed his re-
marks amidst the cheers of the crowd Aer which the
President aud his guests the committees and military
companies took their the table and partook of
splendid dinner, prepared by Maj. Thomas in his best
style which Is sufficient guarantee of it, exeelency,
all those who acquainted with the Major and Mrs
Thomas.
Dinner being over, distinguished guests took their
departure, thanking very kindly for our hospitality
and eourtees, when people all grated at the sight
OF the great men of the nation, quietly dispersed
fRANLINroN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04

number Of condemned pd( ians awaiting the execution
Of the sentence passed q them Is certainly not yery
hattering 10 his understa iag To say that he would
join line Of conduct 4 has 80 recently and So d..i
dedy condemned Is but d propagate one of those c,ln
nes Of which Lord Palm has often been The OBJ
ject the part Of thosei who cannot forgive him IA.
numerous failures they hle made in their atteupts 10
inure him - -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04

USPEoFIABLE SPECULATION OF A GESrLEuAS Ptcx
rocKEr-hor Lady got a $500 Riag-A few days
SINCE lady on shopping excursion entered a Broad
way stage and occupied the only seat of sx on side
that remained vacant Seated beside her was person
who from his courteous demeanor his fashionable dress
and his costly jewelry, she judged to be a man of
eans-whether his own or his neighbOrs did not then
occur to her-and apparently Objectionable COM
PaaioH dH royags for stage "a full inside" Splen-
did diamond ring attracted her particular observation
Arrived at her destinations jewelry store-she Ieis-
urey selected few articles for purchase but upon of
ierng to pay the bill, made the unpleasant discovery
that he purse was missing. She Immediately informed
the shopkeepcr Of her loss and described the incidents
OF her mornings journey. She was Informed that her
neighbOF of the consolidated line" was undoubtedly
eheraIsr didHstie, that his brlants we're probably
bogus but that the transfer OF funds from her pocket TO
his was reoi aud successful She reluctantly adop,ed
the conclusion, but anxiously commenced another
search which it vas supposed would exngush all hope
of mistake in the matter
This resulted IN bringing light, from an unexpored
corner OF her pocket, the Identical ring which had
short time before gttered upon the hand of her light
fingered fnenf end Ehich had slipped 40 while he was
committing the delicate operation OF picking her pocket
Her admiration Of the trinkei uas not in the Ieast
abated. when upOn examination il pronounced to be
worth SJ0O.--N. y. Post
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04

VArCH SPRING SKIRTS
w Watch Spring Hoop skirts at sIz5
The hThtest and bcst Skirts made ''-F~
Col1red Caetas Skirts a csnts q kasrsu
Ladies hiack Vet Mifi l1ng aaA skort
Do do 10 dc- Nilh sltlouf r,l,-.,
Mis-e5 LsaE Rack Mis
D. Waite DsreEr Dusferu
Do do Narsellts 40
Ladies FIR ard Lace aIanflcs
Do White and Black Darrr. St,-i,
Do Black h4reEe Raeisns ana No..
Do Parasols aud rsrhrei.s
Do Lass ss.d Muslin setts sleeves and cousr,
htaek and w hitt cySFr Lace do 40
% Narsellfa and lneu Collars AMI s-tfs
Snilttths 10 dc. do
ladies and Chilirens Gaurc Merino ,sr5.r w..r
back Lace Veih assoriment
Do 90. 10. READ frota go 70 f8n
ALSO
Bsaehsd shlHlnss "a vide and cheap at o. Main stree,
ma. CHRISTIAN A LATHROP.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04
NEW Law HOOKS.
SSoIls1 lAw 40 sgiltf Z REroRrs M 4 y,

MA
KN0LfgH Ian AND EQffTl REPORTS ~ A NEW
COifMON nench Eeporis b. feeu Eh Appendix Of O.
~ or r Lsr Journal gufit and TINE. rhh have been
omitted Nr Scott also area decided ~ the ouae
appesl esn NJ Court sh ~ Henry whason vo. 10
each.
". wharton, fsq rol, y 40
ufisfone Narmana frchcqurr Reports with aull4r
psniix. edited ~ a. wharton, fsqi vol b 2 -
Ts above l,ds, eon'nss ~ F' ~ and E1sg Rspori,
Fnslsh common llaa Hepofis, vol. d, rTict ~ 60
treatise Wns hy Ti0uss garaan, Fsq. of lhe Mffe
Teapie narster Law fih American flon, vin iar1c
ins ~ Is and nos and fefpfsnees . ne Ash Dse
asha hy a. q Peftius, Es.l; vots. 80
frSsis on ne Liw u evidsncs ioh Rnrn.h Halsn ul,
eaa.iAsrshc alterations and additions W H. Hon Mar,h
phrs ana Thomas james Arnold rolce
trsis co. bs ntupos fh Ameiun fdtiop, Win cosep ssd
uiih additional Notes and Hrfercnrcl q
Hsh affcsn Cases The present time Including adds
gdsisn. Mafrden Naa Coti ~ Isaac EiWardr
Counselor af Law 2 rob eis
kE-An Ner Law Hooka arc received A. soon puhr.h-
mssi NORRIS Baos.,srs.
RHEsH saHAToeA wArEn, direct mn con-
HEaDE BAKERS Prrscrlpusn Store,
maf is6 haln o., cofDef abovt p D.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04


PiccoLoNISfs fAREwELL.-This popular vocalist gave
iarewei concert in New York, on Monday evening
The Express gives the following part Of the enter
tainment:
The audience went 20 bid a cordial and kindly farewell
to its vorie and the stupdest music ever written would
not have prevented them. After the close of the Opera
iceolomni came forward amid the paudits Of the house
and recied in broken but ineligible English the fol
lowing speech
Ny Dear Friends-mons sinz--you bade me-durins
dc Fme,--eh how shor, how happce (sfaeeafo) You
have--ben mos Kin. mos indGaigsnt. retEfn YOU
thank rom de deep of my heart Dis meuse con-rree
tro ooeh-l leave ood tears-ospita-able shor-rssay
adien Enthusiastic appause)
TRANSLATION
Ny Dear Fnends:-ln this beautiful temple eight
months since, you badc me n cordial welcome During
that time, oh how short, how happy to me- YOU have
been always most kind, most indulgent give Won
thanks from the depth Of my heart and will ever hold
you 10 sweet HlSmnry. This immense country through
which have rapidly journeyed ! leave with tears of
sincere regret and pray my good angel will again guide
me TO It's hosptablc shores Encouraged by this hone
with hess pain can say adieu, and bid YOU ALL dear
friends, farewell
Piccolomin spoke the speech warmly aud probably
ielt H. The audience listened with complete attention
and Brgnol covered his face with his hands in NUT
emotion The public, however testified its feelings by
more demonstraye means aud doubtless regretted the
departure OF Piocoomni sincerely has done that
Of any Of is favorites.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04
- 1850. SPRING TRADE. 1859.

. ofOkot srARRfrr, sssrrr R,.h.n.., y.
and Dealer In sovs Furnae,.
81 ~, cor hosrs fasory stoves and eaisr boiler.
ai hsth Inis Iron snks, Pumps Hydraulic Ran. Is.
ripe I'm, sheet Iron. and Copper -rsg generally - ~
Merchants. builders and
adns- carehe Fseerss. and an pHrhasIx ar
uelcs or requiring Soh In line respectable y, .
asa'He s srnss We have always hand lsre
Io "mh 70 select, embracing not usaliv 40 H.
ionnd-aii Of which sold al unkn pree- u 81
least experienced equality With JadEs, of our VIZ
- Repairing pieces. for all leang articles .lS.v, an
hand AZ the Governor Street Stove store ' -'' 0n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04
WHEELER * WILsON,s

= q w ng M ~ G IN II -.
SNcE the Introduction Of the style company
- sold fcenfsSreH hOasiHd O0) Machines
producing ioO day with demand greatly
supply.
extensively introduced In virginia
than other Of great has failed
give satisfaction, sner rs acquired purchaser
which l. readily done from the printed directions which
part of the Machine referring
planning their
the Macne instructions without charge
They will he carefully packed
depot boat the factory price
tuuns last United ou, of
tthe state Pairs q which u exhibited
l. the perfect insrument--CsHtrni PresbVfsridn.
10 other compares with t.-SOuti.
~ work Is strong AMI pereei-C2rifian Adrocdte
IL Il piiloai q rivai.-S.iSsnac IBl6ricdH
A triumph of mechanical genius.-I'rs's DicfiOndFy
lEainruy superior Dictionary u Mechanics.
,sS- send for descriptive price list
once 22T Main street,
'.nhi5-H RICHMOND.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Capital, Slo,ooo,ooo,
AAhuAL IACOMR Sq.9AO aoot

AKNUlL INCOME, ss.Sso.ooot
1ttIs-O SfATf-. OyTR fS.a cs.ot
a" DSee'r- Fsr~oNa, R>sponsIEs br tls Elor5syss n,
he Company >
W. rssPectfny ask stniipu p The :ecpy q. The Lytuoo
" Ah LoSdon Insurance Company policy hoIders In h,
eash capital and asst tateda above
ihe large capital the Counpanv ep,hIs IL
= 70 paTtss requiring large aflnsuranee
70 ne ordnsy mode of insurance. tAs cmpsnyl is
- <6hsgxAAhSIP P0L/CTeS the pa yraent on Yly IVY
AZ ERkMCHS Property j. tAencefDrth PEP iC1 n.y.
tset iskH The Psy cancelled Al sny tine as
MUM WI be uFned les per cent '' ~ '-'t-S
This Company viii Insurance b. L.. Of R.,,. - ~
new and most liberal pTiaSiple ~ - '"'' 0HA
Under hs Poes of s cap.Ey claim. are p.ii upon n
- saisi4et0ry proof of loss 1a,Ef az
~ 'Fe-s ana not, a. i usual
"onSi Sn proof ~ MOkTHAM WYATT, Asenis
nHi* ls1 Main street. feE doors above P,-toes-a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-06-04
CONSTABLE, WALKER a co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FURNISHING GOODS

i5o BALTIMORE STREET
yE have In store aud complete
w Sprlng Goods mostly ~ Importation
Our Wholesale Department attractive
advantages above Northern house.
Our shirts complete consisting siyIes
and qualities which, In point ~ aud finish,
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER by In
stance warranted 10 H. CONSTABLE, WALKER A CO.
mhsl baltimore.