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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-12

WE THE UNDERSIGNED INSPECTORS, DO HERE.
w by certify that the following ticket elected the
primary election held this evening jackson Hail. in
of call issued by the Mozart Hall Democratic General
Committee
MOZART HALL NOMINATIONS
DELEGATES MAYORALTY CONVENTION.
To meet at Mozart Hail. Monday evening" November IA,
at TX O'Clock
David Wheeler, Martin Walters,
j. Sherman Brownell, Joseph Rose.
Thomas Bell, John McKibben,
John McKenna, John Lauritz,
Thomas Lawrence, Alfred J. Mccullough,
James Blauvelt, Matthew Fuam,
William Kane Daniel Young,
James Weight, 1gnatiuB Flynn,
Samuel Rowland, Henry Rogers.
James M. Lawson, John Haren,
John q. Haviland, James Gonaud,
James A. DeClarke. VIM. j. Van Arsdale.
FOR DELEGATES TO JUDICIAL CONVENTION
Tomeet at Mozart Hall on Monday evening"
William J. Brisley,.. Henry K. Blaaven,
FOR DELEGATES CorNCuMANIC CONVENTION,
To meet at jackson Hail. of Greenwich avenue and
Horato street, jackson square, Tuesday evening.
Francis Kealy, Daniel Tagxart
Edward Cox, Francis McCapn, Jr.,
Frederick Aufenanger.
FOR DELEGATES TO CONVENTION.
To meet at jackson Han on uIsdsy evening November a.
Enoch Mcbride George A. wardel
Peter Banta George Cook,
Albert 3. Banta, James McCandless,
Nicholas Heay, Edward Hagan,
Thomas Murray, Jr.
With 70 ill vacancies.
HENRY ROGERS, inspectors.
FRANCIS McCANN, JR,
NEW YORK, Nov. TO- 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-12

UCTION NOTICE.-M DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER-
a Will SELL this at l0 O'Clock, at saesroom 70 Nassau
reet large assortment of and second hand Household
Furniture Carpets, Oil Paintings &c-Conssng In Of
Rosewood and rarlor suits covered 6rocs and
top Centre Tables Brussels and Velvet Carpets gas Chande
hers Oak and Black Walnut dining Tables Side
Plated ware Rosewood and Mahogany Dressing Bureaus
Washstands Bedsteads Hair Mattresses Paasses Feather
Beds Bedding Wardrobes Lounges &c, de- The whole to
be peremptory the highest bidder pay
vAnces
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-12

Iahe Stove Casters Clocks jewelry Also 50 par Of la
dies, misses and childrens Caters and Shoes.
ueusTus T. MAYNARD, MISUNDERSTANDING.
a. cent household Furniture n Oil Paintings satuary
s
Bronzes rosewood chamber Furniture en- suite oak dining
room Suites 'h IN 1 Tas pxY a StysI
At the elegant four story brown stone house house
S first class
cash bankabe certified checks Consisting OF
ando rmolu Chandeliers Candeabras Brackets magnificent
rosewood octave Panofore. finished ali round made
snss richly frames in three colored brocate
consisting Of large tee atete Sofas two arm two recep
with satlnwood; rosewood Eegeres mirror DOORS cent?
Tables match the suits Turkish reclining Chairs encog
bronze and ormulu Chandeliers; Dresden china with
Sevres Pariap marble satuettesthe seasons
hands side Tables superb artistic Of Poetry
MUSIC Painting; Flower Boy end Girl twenty one day
original in The Louvre Paris; Fruit Piece Family Group,
the hudson BY Cole Dining Room IA feet extension dining
Table oak Buffet, Chairs buffers Tray and stand
Preserves salts silver plated Castor cake Basket coffee Urn
Spoons butter Knives ivory handle Knives and Forks
napkin srnm one French
aud richly decorated tapestry brussels Carpets oval
Stand hnrs oSiss carp
Solid rosewood Bureaus Beds eads Wahstands Com
modes wardrobes shaving stands Tables toilet Ia9es en a
Blankets Sheets Quilts sCounterpanes, oval Mirrors cottage
Chairs Sofas kSekS Third a and oa Ho
stand do &c Also desirable assortment Of base
Ment and Kitchen Furniture consisting OF Kitchen taos
stone Ware, &c, &c. Sale positive rain or shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-12
POLITICAL.


DEMOCRATIC REGULAR UNION CANDIDATE.-FOR
- Aldermen of the Second Adermanic District Fourth and
Sixth wards PATRICK CoYIE-At convention OF delegates
of the democracy Of the Fourth and Sixth wards held at War
rem Hall corner OF Oliver and Henry streets on Thursday
nominated by accamaon for Alderman of the Second Alder
manic district committee appointed TO tender him the
nomination. received his acceptance OF the his residence
In the presence of large and enthusiastic aAsembage his
friends from both wards HUGH MCBRIDE,
the Sixth ward, Chairman Of the INVENTION
JOHN GRIFFIN, of the Fourth ward, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-12

4 UCTION NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIONEER-BY
IA b. J. BOGART-Ths day, at 10 O'Clock at q Centre
street. Mortgage sale Of Plumbing and Gas Fixture Establish
men consisting of Hydrants Lead Pipe, Sinks Stop Cocks
Iron Pipe Iaths Vices Chandeliers, Pendants Marble
Slabs Hall Lamps Boilers Show Case Fixtures,
Tools, one Iron Safe, &c, &c JOHN w. soMERINDYKE,
Attorney for Mortgagee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-12

NIOTICE.-NEW YORK, NOVEMBER H. IS59-AT a
IN meeting Of the Independent Democratic Committee held
Wednesday evening November g. the following resolution
passedThat this committee their for
CITY, county and ward officers Wee evening Novem
Der It, at O'Clock. SAAC ROSENBURGH, Chairman.
I ASaasv W; MOORE MssEhw,,z Secretaries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-12
SALES AT AUCT1uN.

RUkNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND FURNITURE
rsckDg Esabh nn ept office Ill lis Wess Eleventh
sueet between Filth add Sixth avenues Rih Household Fur
o every deerpaen boxed and shipped All the
WuIlu. fanoortrs Paintings, HIatlary, Vases, Mirrors
Ghna and Glass Ware carefully packed and moved Four
Horse WaRens r The Furniture 70 country
Furniture. - - -o~ -
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aAHBS AT AUCTION.


n H. MERwIN, AUCrIONEER-BY BANGS, MERwIN
"A. CO., Trade saIssrooms Park row-ruesday morn
@ e H. sSs
Books Offering very spgoIp az . Of ~ s
snS VII
pubsIs great variety Of ths best Eng.h ed
a Ct h .na
also
e. D a IN s
UCrroN NoTIcE.-A SOLID ROSEWOOD PARLoR
"A Suit Consisting Of two aetes one arm recep
non ann maroon brocatei viii be sod s rra sa @
cash blush viii BE- sold
the store 100 Ninth avenue, Twenty street
"A Auction sale Of rich household Furniure.
and Mirrors Curtains meoa and er
PSs nags ermoa Chandeliers on Paintings bsque and China
WIN sell at public auction.
This day Saturday November II,
~ At l0l2 O'Clock precisely,
Al the elegant four story 6rown front residence No IS West
h'es'n ph s'rSs' nsAf n Gun s'enus'
Contain three solid rose wood Suits of Paror Furniture
salcn and reception Chairs match the suits centre Tables
and Cenices brussels Tapestry Carpets and mattel
sA;sssiEEiSEsT sIShx OCTAVE rEASoyosrE
nlad with pearl and solid pearl keys Of Broadway and fully
warrAted Music Rack rosewood Stool covered In brocade
cloth Cover Books and Musc bali rosewood Hat
Stand Opcloth Brussels star Carpet &C. Chambers
carved rosewood Bestsads style ioais KY
et Tables shaving Stands Bookstands Couch Arm Chairs
0urans Shades Cornices hair Mattresses Paasses feather
decorated China Toilet sets oval mirrors tapestry Car
Stands Chambers third and fourth soriesMahogany and
black walnut Sofas Bedseads Rockers Washsands ingram
0arpets &c Dining roomsSuperor extension dining Table
Bullet arm Chairs Sriers Tray aud Stand ruby crystal
and celery Stands Parian marble Punch Bowl silver plated
Castor cake Basket coffee urn Spoons Knives napkin Rings
French china dinner Set 60 pieces decorated china Set
4 pieces ivory handle table cutlery solid silver dinner and
Furniture desirable assortment Terms Of the sale cash
baxkAble money and certified checks.
rr II, T. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-12

A UCTION NOTICE.
"A M. G. EDEY, Aucdoneer.
Top Buggiea, Wagons ROckaways, Harness, &c.
EZRA LUDLOW, JR.,
VIII SELL this day Saturday ut IL O'clock ut saesroom CO
Cedar opposite the Post Office variety Of and
sond hand Vehicles such Rockaways Buggies Road
Wagons, Depot Wagons, &c.
ALSO,
A variety of single and double Harness
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-12

A UCTION NOTICE. BOGART. AUCTIONEER-BY
"A j. BOGART-Tbs day IL O'clock in front of
No. North William street corner of Frankfort, Express
GrOcers Wagon Light Wagon, Safes Wider
patent proof lot OF Stoves Of Boots Shoes House
hold Furniture, Bar, Counters, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-12

GDnn BOWmY-MADAMEWID 0ER, CLAIRvOYANT
LJO Eined Spanish lady, unveils the mystery OF fnnrty
cye marriage friends ckdess; prescribes medicines
for all tells lucky numbers property lost or socr
No, ~ Dowery, betweeu Houelon and Bleccke1 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-12

BOARD IN SOUTH BRoOKIYN.-TO BE LET IN A
ID Handsomely furnished house the South ferry Sit
ting Room and bedroom lcove arrangemenU the
floor aspect southern To parties desiring nome
and pleasant society during the winter this will favorable
opportunity apply stW Congress street. four doors from
Henry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-12

A UCTION NOTICE THOMAS BELL AUCTIONEER
"A AND W. s. THOMPSON will sell this day at 10 O'Clock
,he salesrooms IL East Broadway lot Of pawnbrokers
goods Clothing Piece Goods Hosiery ladies' Hoops Turning
Lathe Stove Casters Cocks Jewery Also PAIR la
dies, misses' and childrens Caters and Shoes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-12
RESTAURANTS.

DosT OFFICE LUNCH AND TEA ROOMS, "a NASSAU
street Of Cedar directly opposite the Post Office
GEORGE V. RYERSON, Manager The choicest articles the
New York market affords served Those who lunch
town, give 1t trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-12

A FACTORY IN FOURTEENTH STREET, BETwEEs
~ Ten,h and Eleventh ayenues embracing four OTIS w
power and dwelling house attached 10 let or lease
sale. Apply It 10 Maiden lane, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-12

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
(yHOICE RARE AND VALUABLE BOOKS tANCIENT
~ and modern, for libraries 10000 volumes OF the best
authors all deparments Of literature for sale cheap for
cash. by j. W. BOUT0N CO., importers of sterling ltera
ture 81 Walker street. N. Y. Catalogues gratis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-12

EDWARD SCHENCK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ARTI-
~ fca flowers by f. +. II. SCIENCK.-This day at IL
o'clock at their saesroom, No 50 Nassau about $40
boxes ofeegant French Artificial Flowers Wreaths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-12

EDWARD sCHENCK. AUCTIONEER.-NEW AND Sc
" cond hand Furniture-By T. 4 + n SCHENCK this day
at 0h O'Clock at their salesroom No. IS Nassau street. gene
raj assortment Of new and second hand Household Furniture
comprising rosewood mahogany oak parlor
dining room Furniture suite and separate pieces medallion
Brussels and ingram Carpets pier and French
Mirrors large variety OF elegant Gas Chandeliers Fix
lures nearly new goldband French china Dinner Sets hair
Mattresses, Paliasses Ac. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01
U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
YORKTOWN, JAMESTOWN, AND
ROANOKE

Three Times Week between Richmond and New York.
TV,uT YORKTOWN Capt Parrish, leaves Richmond IP7Ts
every Monday morning, O'Clock; City Point,
o'clock and Norfolk o'clock evening The JANIS
TOWN Capt skinner Richmond Tuesday afternoon
oco,k; City Point o'clock "Wednesday morning. and Ports
mouth lock evening. The ROANOKE Capt Couch,
leaves Friday aernoon, O'Clock CITY Point
O'Clock Saturday morning. and Norfek ock eyenrg
RETuRNING:
The YORKTOWN New York Pier l3 North River
Thursday afternoon O'Clock for Norfolk, Petersburg and
Richmond JAMESTOWN New York, Pier IL, North
eer every saturday afternoon o'clock, for Portsmouth
Petersburg Richmond The ROANOKE leaves New York Pier
River, Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock for Nor
fuIg, Petersburg and Richmond
ony Meals steerage passage only - Passage 10
Norfolk by the river boats
FoT freight passage, other Information, apply 10
LUDLAM a WATSON,
,,fE Nice Richmond
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CANAL ROUTE TOLYNCHBURG AND BUoTs.
ANAN.
ssasass;ssslggIgsss szs,gH:2s
INARE from Rlchrnnnh 70 Iun.hhn.. % 70 a., n. =. :.

H. and Lexington til1 49,
on the is.h DAY Of July the r. Edmond Co. will com
tenee running their trweeky line Of the Jam-s
Nsr hanaEhs Canal leaving Richmond usual Monday
wednesday aud Friday, at p NJ reach New Canton at
and scosyic al ~ ~ " the first Lynchburg At M and
buchanan aud Lexington AZ Y. ~ Of the day.
RETURNING
Leave buchanan Al A. " and Lynchburg atTN Monday
"wednesday and Friday reach sco,isvle At toH Can
ton At ~ T. NJ, and arrive In Richmond NJ next day
The Boa connect A. New Canton with Institute
and buckingham H. and 10 scosve with the Stage for Char
l0ttesviIe
PASSENGERS from the country will observe by schedule
they arIiYe In Richmond and Lynburg o'clock morn
ing, aud return home days at NJ from Richmond
and ~ p. 81 from T.yuchburg
Below e fnc o arrival Al distapres.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01
WHEELER a WILSON'S

wing M hines.
SNGE The Introduction Of the company
- sod hosty Screen honsHd 9IOOO) Machines are now
supply e' " '"e' VI '"'
machine has been more extensively Introduced virginia
any ShI and OF the great number sold has
st sssiacon, alter Its acquired
shch readily done from the printed directions which
ey par OF the Machine referring them by NUMBER and
pAnhR utir use aud management An
e Machines to gve Instructions when necessary without chs
e VIII De carefully packed for transportation
any nPo or boat at the factory prize II took highest
mluus last autumn the United evsry
he STATE Fair at which II exhibited ~'' - 80
!, me mast perfect Instrument Presbyterian.
No other compares with it-SJufh
~ work Is even strong and perfeet-Cristidn AdrooaL
~ y no huulbuE II docs all u proPosos.-Enstirsr.
!. nNthout a TivaL-S-ie7hfc AHsyi~1n.
y triumph Of mechanical genius Tres Dictlardry
Enllnehty superior Dictionary II MerAgnfcs
~ send for descriptive price list
nhi5-u 80 "AspS 1vrSrS
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w HITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
BEING THIRTY IMREE

btINU IHIKTl-IHKkk MtLES LIS THAN By
- OTHER ROurE.
tlAsSkNdEhs leave Petersburg al A.
Il A NJ dine At stanton, arrive Al nv
take supper and stay all COyngton or Caarhsn
they prefer arrive sulphur sps
by ~ o'clock the second day.
should party unite requesting have the pryi
lege ofleaNing CaghAn Springs TO break
asst
Those going 70 Roekbrige Alum Bath Alum Springs
take stage al Mhoro depot where they by NJ and
reach those Springs respectively the
eoing to the Hot Healing Springs all night
springs and leave there next morning arrive
Healing 10 breakfast.
Passengers for srbngs stage Stanton Those for
RoekbrdEe Baths at Goshen each respectively sup
per. ~
line Of STAGES will the White suiphur
and the Blue and salt sulphur Springs
Through tickets procured Furt ticket agent At the
Office Of the Richmond and Petersburg Co. Petersburg
and the ticket office Of the Va C. r Co. In Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01

Passengers breakfast and Ashland and dine on hoard the
steamers between Aequia Greek Washington
f luTter Information, apply at this
SnoSAoe hA- JAMES b. WINSTON
s,rt pr-ru c. Gen1 Ticket Agent.
Office X T. =. r. X. Co,
Richmond. Jan. 81, ISIS I.pe4 a,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01

CHICKERlNG PIANOS.
A NEW and full supply Of these splendid ns,ru-
IA ments have been received.
addition the beautiful Bcix The
euar Action, and the Grand, Bou- IL
doir, a beautiful instrument Of upright
The ChckernEs have received over re-
nowned competitors and from Institutions
America and OF Europe They have
Pianos than factory In world.
From the Chickering's mos, pern,
that to prren, per
ecton and by the capital
turing they sell fully ny per cheaper
other factory None of their
wiihou, having been fully Inspected by the artists
As this factory has In n In
Richmond these instruments
The factory all sell Orders promptly at
tended TO- -
warcrOoms north side street. 9th and At uabl
ton A Brothers, No. log Main street
mAl2 NArHL cARUsI Sole Agent,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01

RICHARDsON's
IRISH LINENS
DAMAsKs, DIAPERS &C
0HsUMERs % Reardson Linens 'hnsc desirou. n OBJ
~ tanning he Gsauige t0ods shrsid the articles they
purchase sealed -h The full u the FIRM RICHARDSON
Of She gsods
This caution rendered essentially necessary large quantities
q Inferior and defective Linens prepared
and sealed With the o. RICARDsoN by Ih Houses Who
regardless u The Injury thus inflicted alike the
and The ~ the genuine Goods readily
sbandon busncss profitable ss purchasers imposed
on with Goods Of a worthless character.
J BULLOCRE A co
tsS-diy Agents 80 Church street New Yort
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HARVEY, ARMIsrEAD & WILLIAMS.


81 Pearl Street,
IANE jus. received large stock OF Groceries Uhl
they offer TO TO the trade accommodating terms eomp
1000 bbls. No. Herrings, very superior
loo hhds y. o. Sugar
$50 bbs O. Sugar
loo tbS Crushed Loaf and c. Sugar
- hhds. g. o.. Aiollysss
2,O0O kegs Old Dominion Nails.
100 tons Sweedea Iron
loo do Hoop and Sheet Iron
% DO Nail Rods
10 cases Mayors Cas: snd Shear Steel
10 tons English sul American Bihtered Steel
800 boxes Tia Plate
6lo terces Line
200 tons Richmond Ground Plaster
lOOO bsgs Rio Coffee
Si-l BAGS LayuiTa Coffee
200 bags Java Coffee
lO1 mats Mocha Cogee--yeIy ehoee
$50 cases Sandford's Licoriee
go chests Assorted Teas
100 bags Orchard Grass Seed
100 10. Herds OTa1s Seed
100 bsgs Clover seed
% bbls Tanner OIL
q terces New
% hhds. Bacon sides
10 hhds. Bason Shoulders
20 bbis Whisky % 80 y.
100 bblS hne Brandy aud whisky
l,e0 bSs. Adamantine, Sperm and Taov Candles
A call from buyers Il solicited. fe2s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01
GENL supr'- orYlcr, V 4rRR

GENL sUPr.s OFFICE STRRCo
>N,os LTScHBuRG, July 9Th, is59.
~ will a 80 s--s-se
arrive AZ lO5O, NJ e " '-''''" w. anu
arrive at ll.i5 T.. NJ " -''' =. ~ anu
Freight Train will leave Lynchburg At A NJ and arriv. =,
sea-tf
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A CARD.

CARD.
RICHMOND CESTRAL
Corner Of 9Th and Grace Streets
December 81, ISIS.
rTNHE undegned appreatve OF the patronage d.
Il ring the about close, desires
acknowledgements those who have favored him
pany
To speak Of the locality this Hotel useless unless 10
and their attention called
liable the hustle business the prne
pal puouc budngthe Capitol
and Custom House Banks Merchant Mills Warehouses.
sc, and Immediately In front Is the
WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
The oeag walks OF the Capitol Square with the scenery about
should add much TO attract the scjourncr.
Ihe attention Of The public respectfully invited with the
rance that every effort will be made 10 give satisfaction
- FRANCIS J. SMITH,
Jh Proprietor.
AMERICAN HOTEL
RICHMOND, VA,
OPPOSITE THE NEW CTShON ROUSk
ALEXANDER DUAL, Proprietor.
FENHE undersigned having this respectfully annoup
the fact TO his friends and the public and their pa
He has removed his family to the Hotel viii day
give his personal and undivided attention
TO give satisfaction 20 all who paroniEe the hous.
His tables supplied with all the decaceS season and
viii always be furnished with the best every thing the mar
ket supply
Good and capable have been selected guests
may At al times expect proup; and particular
aui-u ALEN DUvAI.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01

Rate on manufactured tobacco 100 pounds from Richmond
as iologs; To Knoxville, Nashville 81 ~. N rus
saTGia W - to Atlanta Ga 81 10 10 Macon Ca, 81
''ssss,l6uTs, NaichsE aud New Orleans, al 81.
~ To Dalton points and South Of these rate,
VIII 90 into effect at But
cents 100 lbs additional charged until The eompson
Of TIE Cleveland branch Ofhe and eora Rail
road. 1 'N''s'A NA"
FOR Qualification o. articles and further information see hand
6 or apply at the Office Of the Richmond Danve Railroad
Company, Richmond. q CAMppEII
Richmond, April nd 1879 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01
Il A r r A N rs
EFEERYESCENT
SELTZER APERJENT

ia r. r MIS-
EFFERyESCENT
SELTZER APERIENT.
This valuable aud popular Msne prepared in
universally received the most Favorable ryyommenda-
Public, as The anu i discerning
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
Saline Aperient
sps Gs na to p sS owe. The Psr
from is and greater efficacy. may With
BILIOUS AND IEBRILE DISEASES SICK HEADACHE. LOSS
FANS hM9 AL s IN CON-
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
Ii particularly adapted Of Travellers by Sea and
Land Resilenin Hot Climates Persons sedentary iabs
lnhahds aud Convalescvnts; Captains OF Vessels
Planters will hnal a valuable addition to their
With those who have IT, high and deemed nd,
IL TORPID STATE THEIrvER-It render, great service
IN r' GoI5f AMY And R 1s.ES ,rrs,,,
aaynS All symptoms and In eGectuay
IFS SUCCESS IN CASES OF GRAVEL INDIGESTION HEART
sukN AND CosTNENEsS-Provos 1t to be Medicine
AoIpITY OF THE stomach AND THE DISTRESSING SICK
MIS- so USUAL DURING pREdNANCYYlels speedily and with
marked success under is heahful influence.
IT AFToRnS THE GREATEST RELIER To THOSE AFFLICTED
els nenahEng all Irritating seereons and thereby removing all
IN FACT IT Is INVALUABLE IN ALL CASES WHERE A CRY
TIE APERIENr OR PURGATIvE Is REQUIRED
IN he form o. Powder carefully put up in bottles keep
the morning Il never ni@ire with the
exciting aheaiy ahd vigorous stomach creating
enjoyment enables the Invalid 10 enjoy many sSn
without Which life l. rksore and ii,irrssnr " s'' ana
Numerous testimonials fron professional gentlemen Of
eIsa'ns popularity for series Of years strongly guarantee IT,
Prepared and Sold, Wholesale and Retail by
-. ., =, JOHN A. fARlsANT A co, Druggists,
-geIO-y no, IS 1feehSieh -, cor Of Warren, n Y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01

nAILY LINE To PORTSMOUTH ,sT-h
y AND NORFOLK.-The steamers Curtis Peek
Glen Cove viii continue to daily line 70 the above
Gurus Peck william Par
Rockets Thursday Saturday and
tuesday morning. at O'Clock precisely "G~n Cove Capt
Friday Monday aud "Wednesday morning, ~
lie Returning the will leave the wharf At Nor
o'clock and touch At all the
regular landings on the river going and returning.
Passage Portsmouth Norfolk, s2OO Meals, 20 cts each
Fret taken = usual
aust r. o. HAShlNS
TIIHE uALTIUORE AND SAVANNAH -tf6Ts,
STEAMSHIP COMPANY, composed Of ursiclass .<lAkEl-
steamships running regularly between the above ports
Savannah the Interior Of the states Of
Alabama, Railroad from Savannah will have
prompt attention. T. II. BELT, TT, Agent
ieS- Baltimore.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01

400 Bbr' Old Rye whiskis'-
fOO First class brands,
% Half Pipes Cognac Brandies,
~ Quarter and English Pipes DO.
- do Casks Port
% do Pale and Brown sAerries,
IS do Old Madsifa,
DO White Port, very superior,
Malaga Clartt, Hook, aud Bordeaux wines,
l25 Baskets Champagne.
500 Boxes Lynehburg Manufactured Tobacco
on commission, for sale by
MITCHELL FERaUsoR,
mhp M. ~ Peari street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-01
RAILROADS, &C.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN MAIL ROUTE.
TWICE DAILY SUNDAY EVENING ExcxprEp)
RICHMOND AND DANvILLk RAlLROAD
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
and amer Monday, August Mail and P...en
~ ger trains, on this road. viii az follows:
Leave Mehmond twice daily Sundays evening sxeeped at
and $40 for Junction. nhburg BRISTOL knoxyil.
Dalton Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, Atlanta Montgomery
Leave Richmond daily leseep, ssndaysJ panve Va and
RETURNING.
Leave Junction. (urk twice daily SUNDAY morning except
heO A. ana 6l5r.n N. -
hours. 49, 49, N'N '"'e
80 The above trains ,nfps with the south d.
kalroadtrsins 10 and
With The Virginia Central Potomac Railroad Talns 10 and
nom the North, Richmond. -' $3.50
Through Tickets sold and baggage through 10 the above
points also, 10 the Virginia SPRING.
FOR through nke aud further apply at,he Ticket
oee OF me Richmond Danvle Railroad
Nui" q CAMPBELL. Superintendent