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r,.sa rsl.s, ct xs.,sI. a...,s AID, -.

r.,u,s - ~ hirh thsss celebraied Bers mostly
sonsht S~r and possessing they de- vo ID Wide fam
70 Impress upon the mind Of the invalid their
vhtnes We have social intercourse heard ou
one in and that Is used nsy se
has ever heen Offer public The maker Of these bis
nae, NO highly flaming hand bills 70
G N his Rl,tefs but simply throwing the article on lis owe
met 10 be Judged accordingly He does not IKE all the quek
ug now IN use say that VIII all the Ills common 70 M
rv hut he stakes his reputation that whenever taken accord
inc 10 directions will Ague and Fever, Dyspepsia bowe
Complaint Cholera Morbus, Indigestion, Sour stomach Loss
Appete-and all diseases arising from torpdiy OF the Liver ana
nncon Of the digestive organs Their equal yet TO be had
These Bitters had Messrs ADIk GkAf, fUkoE.
LApD CO. aad BY prominent Druggists In the city Of hien
m nd and elsewhere Virginia and North Carolina Also
srOTT Co WaIhinRton City, d. O.; CANDY GILPlN oo
baltimore; B. A. YAHNEsTooK CO., Philadelphia and bAkNho
q PARK, New York ...
Orders aled By sddrsssns l. bAAAz rsopnsS',v:
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yALUAnLE Pts LosE-Mr. 7. I. Chopper, while attend
in; the Recorders Court THURSDAYS les. valuable
diamond bIeastpin, which he priced highly. bystan6
er whose aturts remembered, but whose Ime IS
unknown observed 70 stOop, pick Up something, n
leave Il Is believed thai he has the pin. Ii So be mgdl
4. well Z, sc ne 10 10 he oNntr.
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WE ARE RECEIVING PER PIONREK,
w DIRLUT FROM LtyLRPOOI,
500 res Moha;r MiNtures assorted qualities
200 Virginia Plaids and stripes
500 Fine and Extra u cached shirtings
800 Cotton Umbrellas, assorted
BLUE PLUSHINGS.
BEAVER CLOTHS
CANTON CLOTHS
whitney BLANKETS. &c
Jus; received In store and FOR sale by
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09
THE OxYGENATEb RIrTERS


TIE qualities ofth medicine have p'AeiH upon impesha
Die ioustauon In destroying disease, and nluc health has
parallel.
For the following Complaints these BieTs Specific via
D. psps,l. Hsi e,fia Esar: Bfra Acili C0ss!ssass
Los, u Apfe,i.s, Hsdifr3s, anil General DEBILITY
many sections Of this preparation Is extensively
u5s BY physicians IN ,he practice and to have restored
many health Who apparently beyond the reach Of The heal
iag ArL
YoaE, Livingston Co, n Y Oct !, 1859.
Messrs. 2 W. FowtE Co.
Sirs-Dype.iI WITH numbsrlsss associates took up
b-,tel ahysclsns Gnl spirit wrg Qf relief
fladl surrender and h al ca O. Is -uh t'bcruace. when
induced By the urgency % fcud O. try Tux ONiGENA
TAD BTrER little dreaming that the Ge4d Ia the bound
les % patent medicines the first draught vas
inilced quail Lug thanks be o God q Lf ant q
efficient and grateful The NEST aggrayatng
ny !mmJjlrze ant irvgu beating % the
heart Immediately taking food attended with great prstra
ald very cguruiy eut attacks e pApaton, lasting
trlyour hours leaybe the mach perfectly
p1sc that spoonful Of milk rice water would
ri"nsoul= com~rucvs by taxing hR t-aspoonflha
Fun verySfscy crug uut had taken three
bottles. since then Intervals, have taken t~o
Isin gcnia effects iame fely; besides u Is
tree.y grateful and tcfysas beverage. which Is cham
al ~ho afflicted with Dyspepsia form
te your OK cd Bers AZ DO esteem them Invaluable.
yery respectfully. Mis- NJ STOCKING.
~ Prepared ~ sETH ". FOwLE Co. Boston, and for
sale retail by ADIE GRAY PURCEtL, LADD
Co, W. PETERSON J. DUNAL, Richmond and BY all drug
sists and dealers In ueiciaes In city and eoaairy.
rav3l - Gavin
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09

CRY RiILRoAps-If Il g geuilcnei who have obtain
ed charter for city railroad intend to 10 anything to-
words the a,co nplshment OF this obi ct h high time
that they making move in that direction The
people are growing impatient for read and any fur
Ih-r delay Oght 10 De avoided lie, books of snb.erii
ton BE- opeue3, and if ecapital stock is not all sui :
Scrbed for by citizens viii guarantee tina CAPITALISTS,
in other States whenever invited 10 do SO, vii mCst
readily take al the stock, and go stead."
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VALUABLE LoT AND WATER POWER

VALUABLE LOT AND WATER POWER,
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE CANAL, ADJOINING THE
MILLS cP MtssBs HAXALL, CRENsHAw 4 CO VIII be sold
at Auction on the premises THURSDAY the 18Th July 1860
ocl ok p NJ fair, hnot the fair day. that
1t and Water Power with all the rights p geI and sppurte-
thereto beongn This property lies the fot OF 18th
street where formerly stood the Cd nall Factory and has
Of 40 feet the street the south side OF the
back to the river This unquesouaby the valuable Wa
ter privilege 10 this ety. that bkey 10 into ake for
yssrs to
TEEs-Onsdh cash. balance at g. 49, IS and q moaths for
negotiable notes. interest payable hall yearly secured
deed
Je96-tds GoDDIN APPERs0N, Auets
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FROM WAsHINGTON,

WAsHINerON, July s.-The Post Office Department has
made arrangement with the Messrs Vanderbilt for the
transportation Of the Pacific mails until March next
Breckenridge has formally accepted the nomination for
President
Toe Consultation announces William N. Brown editor
and proprietor Of that journal vice Bowman, who sold
out to the former
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09

' on TIE CORNER OF BROAD AND nth STREETS oP-
P0sTE TIE CITY HALL FOR SALE AT AUCTION re-
quest OF Dr. " W. Roddey (who will shortly
try seat RehmGndl viii public auclon On the
premaes on THURSDAY. the l2th July, 1861 o'clock NJ
his valuable residence located above has front Of
10 feet on the n side Of Broad street. depth about 1875
e on the west ne Of l street. alley 20 feet The
dwelling has ten with front and porcos Office
front basement gei risk Kitchen stable carriage house. &c. The
location Of this property Is equal TO any IN the city
TRIMS 0ue fourth cash balance at G. l2 and lmonths for
negotiable notes. interest added secured by deed
retained. GoDDIN APPER0H
U9-tds luctloueers
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09

OLD DOMINION ANSThEUTE>
Hg session % this School for Young Ladies' located at the
the Of sth and Franklin streets, kchnond, Va will
b-n the 1T day Of Ostobe 1850 and close the SOA Of
June next eEsuiag.
BOARD oF INSTRUCTION.
shumate. Mental and Moral Science and Ancient Ian
gusgss
R G. Gibson, Natural Science and Mathematics.
Rev james Duncan, Biblical literature
MoGs Elouard HouiAyer, Fen'h.
Carlos Mera. span 81 and Italian.
Albert De Eo-digcr German.
Miss AVA N Jones, Internediaie Eaglsh
Mss Maggie ID. Bcander, Primary Eagilsh
Horace Chase Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
a. A. Ericsson, Guitar.
Csra Heinrich. Pa ntng and Drawing.
J. W. Reeve, PenE anSh!p
TERMS.
T or hesesOn, payable half hr Of October, residue
Eeb "a, lei:
Primary Engi,h Oneludirg Vocal Nusle) .... $50 %
Intermelate Engsh (nclu ling Vocal Musiel. ~ %
senior Uncuiing Voc Al Musci Oh
Languages. each. 20 %
Piano, Organ Guitar Cultivation OF the Voice, for half
hour Lessons per Heck............. .,...... 20 %
Piano, Osgan Guitar or Cultivation Of The Voice Tor
hour s9n per We ~ 60
OIL Painting ......... ......... - 20
Pastel Water Coors, CrayOn Drawing 20 20
Use OF fttnn.. ~ ~
Ornamental Branches
%a.Lor aud Is %
Application pu1l and ali communications coneefnirg
the school should De made 70
THOMAS L GALLEHER
Richmond, Va
The for th ssson Of 1850 g. will be furnished
70 those Who Apply as Indicated ugly
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DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION.
TINHE Ara Of SPOTS HARVEY 90 expires this DAY by lml
Il tattoo The Of The firm viii be Used In liquidation
JN0 q SPO1TS,
JNO. ID HARVEY,
W. O THOMAS.
RICHMOND, June GCth, lSeO.
CtO-PARTNERSHIP.-T undersigned have sssoea-
~ Themselves and style SPOTS HArvey"
and MI coanue the Grocery and Commission business al the cid
stand Spots Harvey Co Nc. % Pearl st. -
JOHN d HARVEY.
July "a 1850 iyS-2w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09

CIrY CoUNciL.-The regular monthly mseting of the
Council VIII take place his afternoon. Il is to be hoped
that some action will % taken the sui Of the price
Of gas as il has been demonstrated beyond eavi that
reduction Of 75 pr 1000 cubic feet be afford
Ell. Blu; II the proposition TO reduce the price could
be supported BY figures and results. TIE mere fact
that the have paid the entire expenses OF light
ing the streets ever since the works were established
ought induce the Cou-c make the proposed reduc
ton II the principle Of making private consumers pay
for al expeu incurred be the one why not apply
it tho Sorks and erect free hydrAnt every
cOruerg
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HE MARKET,

BALroRE July Flour closet setly Howard Street " 81
Ohio $3.50 Wheat dull red 1890 8o white l6Oi6O
Corn closed que yellow 6 white I0Ioe Prov Ions clos
ed arm el9 2o prime t rump ga Whhkey closed
dull al 9eD20he
NEw Yoak Jolly T-Hiur Arm e. sO Ohio soI55s5
Southern Sa50S 30 Wheat quiet Western red lsc torn
qalst; mixed $50 Pork quiet Lard arm at 1lSl2e
Whlsky closed dull al 2the.
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CROTON WAIER,
Estab I.hed A.D. I7si.-BRANDREru's P

Estab ishCd A. ID. I75t.-BRANDRETu's PILLS re-
body cavities the bowels the ways
circulation those dead matters boiy which occasion
that peculiar heavy feeling IN colds hsAdshe &C These pure
y vegetable ps DO upon healthy parts exeep cleanse
AMI purify ahsr timely has saved many valuable NE aid
BsANDsHs Ptls should therefore, be IN house ready.
d.. James Lun Of Porsdtn, ~ Y. Ertes Aug n, isss
II Elh three weeks ago Who had slightly injured
h three days before, which caused immediate palm
swelling and v1ent FEVER When hla The pain and swell
me had extended his shoulder depylog hin u sleep
The hand tuning dark eoorea and the point Of morha
ton got there evening" and during The night gave him
whole ~ o. pills. applied yeast Pouee and saved bis Hf"
sOd price % No 29s Canal -, New York. and By all
Droggsts Also. By all respectable dealers In medicines.
js2l-d&Win
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

By 4 g. D. DAVENPORT AUcTa
GHOORRIhs, &C., AT AUCTION.-On THURS
" DAY. 18th July. ~ O'Clock, will sen auction
store, assortment OF Grocerics, viz:
A, Is and Extra O Sugars
Crushed and Powdered do
New York Syrup
Portland do
Western Bacon
sides, thoulders and Hams
Pure Molases Run
Reciihed and Old Rye Whisky
French Brandy
Port and Claret wines
London Porter and Ale
Green and Black Teas
Foar, Candles Vinegar
Starch Java Coffee
ALSO
800 sides Sole Leather
ALSO
70 cases Champagne Wine, imported per Bark "Lone
Star" tor Of whom il m rncern.
TERNsUnder toe cash; 500 and credit
approved paper. =
jy1 I. A g. r. DAVENPORT Iucts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09

REAL ESrArE-The auction ses Of real estate in this
city, BY Messrs. Goddn AppersOn aud Messrs. James
TAYLOR Son, last month, amounted to only s29, $751;
including BY the former the Lyons property at the
nsr of Marshall and Tth streets viz Lot 60 r. by 1885,
fronting on Marshall with brick dwelling thereon, g. 1885,
adjoining lot 'front.' &c n by 1876 s. and lot on
7th street. 80 f,'by ls6, 500 per foot $1,000. tic
auction sales Of city property in June last year. amount
ed 70 $50 1911 and in the month Of 5S to s62O94
The Aggregate for the SIX months, ending SOh ult Is
$40 4O2 time last year SS27,4SS in 5s, 10
Sac 4S9 and in '5T 70 Sl62 OSl.
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OIrY ITEMS.

REcORDER's CoUKT.-On Saturday, Thomas Dance was
hus6SO because his wife, ddsd by several other ma
trous whose names are unknown, interfered with the
pocss Thursday while they we're engaged IN eapa-
ring stray hogs in the vicinity OF the Penitennary "
6eer Seal testified that missiles we're freely thrown al tne
negroes EMPLOYED in the pursuit Of the grunters and he
had to threaten 70 the fair ones before they de-
sisted from their resistance the execution OF the law
We are ee 70 say that do admire that diserimi-
native wisdom Of the Council, by which dTt-Producing
and hOrnpoking allowed 10 roam through the
reefs at all hours Of the day, while the officiating por-
cine scavengers subjected TO seizure il they poke
their shouts outside their owners lots. But still the law
exists and it should be Obeyed and respected.
The examination of K. P. Turnsr charged with elon-
iousy cutting and stabbing VIM Shelly, on 4th instant,
postponed until Wednesday One OF the witnesses
in this case is named Patrick O'Machtz.
The peace warrants against Jerry DOnahoe Tor assault
ing Tim Shehan aud Jas. Fnnegan, for threatening
Chas Polar were dismissed at the instance OF the con-
plainants on the payment OF costs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09

NHE subscriber begs inform the public and particularly h
Il friends and patrons OF the cd Arm Of LADLEY ROBIN
SON bdnes heretofore conducted bv that arm WILL AZ
a. a July be carried by him Individually, At the old
stand Foarh AMI Franklin lie hopes, with Increased fact %
exeous merit continuance Of the custom literally
bestowed on the old Arm
ia EDWARD T ROBINsON
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YoaE, Livingston Co, n. Y, Oct. !, lss.
MesrA s W. Fowlx c.
ANALNzED BY Chiffon.

SAFE a zh6lesals ana retail BY ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADD
Co, W. PETERSON p DUvAL, Richmond and BY all drug.
sists and dealers IN meiiciacs IN city and eoaairy.
uvaa - cAw1m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-29
5000 ReWnrl.

ID ANYWAY from ne on the 18th last, night, my negro
y BEN about "A years OF age, ABOUT dTe feet eleven
inches high, made, OF yellow and BRIGHT has
bat Oneour negro blood In him. He has very long head
hair bughy bead hair very black knky very curly,
thin Esags. he would weigh, suppose, exceeding 80
pounds he speaks slowly, ra inclined down when
spoken but exceedingly intelligent and rst mechanic,
equal and think surpasses any in the State, white
black. His character heretofore been spOtes raised him
body servant lie has Travelled all The State Of Geo
gle With to all the principal cities and through Of the
adjoining States. He Oh pair Of cotton p4n
bedChed homespun Shirt white striped coat striped with
yarn, called carried with him
pair Of bToadololh pants light dove c00red
know the matsalone vest with broad flowers
hat soft neat bck hat pair OF drawers
pair Of suspsndes pair fine shoes with red
lining inside, besides pair Of negro shoes suppose he will
make for free State most probably through Atlanta, Ohatta
nooga, Nashville and Louisville.
will pay the above reward for him caught and deposited
10 safe jail that get without the county Hancock
doubt not that he will railroad. nag easy
rested, By the other person. He viii proba
bly, travel under the Of white mamie IS personally
known By very many intelligent Of Georgia From his
good character, he could easily impose upon many Of NJ
friends either takehim In charge put
BE vent of With black mOusche from his iregenee
doubt not be will cut them o. JAS. THOMAS,
Hancock County, Ca.
Nashville UYoN AEERICAN viii please copy three tmes
daily, and send bill 10 Judge Thomas Sparta Hancock
county, Ga-AsLGNkG (GG.i KnteGfgsHeer- iunel9-dat
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RENoyATNG OLD agile TREEs,-If your fruit is
bad the sooner you I'LL the tops with sciens from the
best varieties, the better but DO not make Shang-
hais " Of them.l Graft as low as possible.
The scripturai way for the fig tree was to " dig
about it and dung t." No better way can be found
for the apple tree but remember the word "about"
and let your operations extend full as far out as the
utmost branches reach. Do n0t dig 70 deep, nor in
jure the roots unnecessarily. Stirring the surface
soil frequently is what you want. Try that and
you will be amazed at the renovation you work in
old apple trees.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-29

We challenge the Esrd to produce their equal Though they
have been before the public Tor year only they
and highly approved Of from Msne to The Great Salt Lake
remedy for Inopien Consumption Indigestion Dyspepsia Piles
Nervous dsaBeI, Femse Complaints, and all requiring
tonic they unsurpassed. Asa Beverage, thay truly
ightfu. For the aged and nhm, adults children
defeats constitution they without rival.
For the OK throat Emong the Clergy they
act like charm.
Used in connection with pure Cod Liver OIL they case
Of chronic Consnmpton in Albany New York after
incuabe By Of the distinguished Pny
Ecians IN New York City Mr. MoGrsn Of Brooklyn had
his entire right side paayzd By being thrown from horse
1856 He the OF these Bters in November
and Is well.
Mr. Britain Edtor Of "76s Banner Of Light" published in
Boston, and Mr. Greenwood No 20 Broad street,
both cured Of Piles OF long standing and Of the obstinate
character.
have been cured By using these Bsr We have
possession which II pubsei would every Femae
land e supply herself With these truly valuable BLsrs
CHARLES WEDDIFIELD L co, Propristors,
rs William street, New York.
Sold By DEMOVILLE & CO., Nashville Tenn, and all Drug.
grlgtS. june29 '6O-dR
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FRTDAF. JUNE %, $50.
our Electors.

names Of those Of our electors from whom we have
received assurances that they heartily endorse the
nomination Of BEECKEKTDGE and LANE. We believe
our list comprises the names Of all who have yet been
selected except one, Mr.. MUKRAY in the 4th District
We have not yet heard from Mr. NJ, but have no
doubt Of his determination to stand by the Demo
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-29

The B1naer Of yesterday copies from the New Or
leans True Delta the DoUGLAs tillibusering organ an
article in which the writer ridicules the spelling of
Gen. LANE. 1t is true that cur candidate for the
Vice Presidency never had the collegiate advantages
winch Dir. EVEREST enjoyed When MIR. EvEEErr
was storing his mind with scholastic learning in the
best institutions in Europe, Gen LANE was earning
his livelihood as q fatboatman, and yet nOtwith-
standing ms humble origin and the deficiency Of his
early education, he has as high honors from his
feIlow-citizens as ever Mr.. EvERETT did Although
Ger. LANE may not be capable Of welding the pen
as well history proves that he understands welding
the sword better Although he may not be able to
cope with Mr. EVERETT a felicitous contributor
to sensation journal, such as BoNNER's Ledger yet
old JOE LANE is every whit the equal of the polite
and accomplished EDWARD EVERETT in common
sense and practical craftsmanship.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-29

Mr. h. BVcHANAN Of Cincinnati who has been
identified with grape culture since it was first at
tempted in Ohio for wine-making purposes, says
there are now aboNt 1900 arees laid out in vine
yards II Ohio, Of which about half are in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of Cincinnati The yield last year
IS estimated at $50 gallons per acre for the whole
State which is much above the usual average. From
careful estimate Of the yntages for the last twelve
years, the average yield of the Ohio Valley is 200
gallons per acre; on well cultivated vineyards. in
favorable positions, 300 gallons, which is about the
average product in France and Germany. In Mia
souri, and Illinois the yield did not exceed 200 per
acre. owing to the prevalence of the rot; and in
Tennessee. Georgia, and South Carolina it was very
much reduced by destructive frost in April.
1t IS said that the amount as well as the quality Of
the various wines produced in the different States
OF the Union is steadily gaining The business is as
profitable as any branch Of agrieulture-perhaps
more 50 at present prices-s2 to So per gallon
The culture Of the grape has become very extern
sive IN this country. 1t is not confined to any sec
ton, but seems to flourish alike in the West, the
South, and New England. It is anticipated that,
with good weather, the Ohio vineyards viii yield
this year 100000 gallons There are also exten-
siye vineyards in Missouri and other Western States
and in North and South Carolina Georgia, Tennessee,
and Texas. The culture is also extending in Con
necticut Grape growers say this is to be , great
wine year.