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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-05
Nn Tarmer un6 OGrtner.
GimberID'8 Nniu1al GOmpuit
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niamnen9enii6t aus 8Iut, 6npden, 8iebmiIt, einIdleElib Dem
benen rerupldniten uno pDoSpbprbaltilen @uauo unS in broud.
baren 3uItanoe gum Saen, lit Elm iitercs Wtttel Sur Nru6tbarp,a.
Dung 6S 9obenS, t%eicnoerS fr Serbftiaatet.
Gin Whttel 9c9en pen S6tmmel am Wetsu.
gS lit cine gelbsiierun9 an oHem DHno,r senaGt wprSen, Re.
lSnoerS uni lpate scatter! gut 81 erbaIten. Su6em mir oie1en
Oun9er ecu Sarmern %snpfeblen, tDnncn mir ibneu suoleidb uerf.
6crn, oB ie einen 0nten Nrttel befomnncn. 81 1T inter Ser Qei.
tuns eeS Or. Oapto Steuart, &bemifer Der Marplunb Nferbau.
gelsuIltatt Subercttet wPrcen uno iecer &~efanbtbel sewosen Dor
Der BermiItun9.
@gSbereS ibsr ben @ebraud &c. bcia9cn unIsre gampBIett, pel6e
af &erI0n9en su9eenSst werten.
Yreis 500 per Some opn 1000 @fnb,
gu ptrfaufen bel &tmberIp 8rptb er8,
@de Eratt- uub Yaueripultr. Baltimore.
@benip Su rertuufeu 1000 Sui9el 9%eftebte WIDE; ebenIc
benubteS SalS. Sptl8 Int
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MeiDrltzH dnOerein.

Die Wtt9tteber be8 @efoun 8auoereiu8 mer6eu hermit beuad-
ri6t9t oaB Deute, iSreitag @benb oa5 critic @elp pertauit miro
6reunoe, cie it9 einept neueH Sauuerein onltleBen modem, fnt
9ebeelt, beute, Sretta9 Aten0 III cer @upbonta Sale BEL Serrr
0dber in &dnalir. Oor5ufGmnlcn.
.OOT SIN 2uitroge, q. 0h. Srtb, Sefr.
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NerfnufssM nseiaen,

3u D%erfnnfen
Sin @i9arren-Stcre inter btIioen gebinmnoen. ga 81 Gin on.
1rabe. SVSToS
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YIene bolGnbiIde .oGrinnc,

Srebet empianacn per &teauer cine flene gn1hie nn hipt
~labrI9enl gauge, bic mir sur acnetateu Atnabmc briten8 enrisbter
eu,occ Nboel Il 28tIbelmp,
SPt%oS $40 QSeIt-8a(tmDreit
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Saannen. - Gn0lti6er, 0eIbsr ub 3rtsthr i'm Stcrs
tSpt20s) S'"FI'''
Seef. - 600 S8. NteB SO. l uno gte GUoltIt Gin D1fe6
eon l9onem 'dmerem 8eb, eigeno8 iGr Gduft6ae braIb,' an rSr''
teripnlr. f"'' "nV :"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-05

s. @rpce'S, 9uppman, Duncan Il Sos, unD Qnbere gr5n5e 81
BattrionItr 60 ., ="
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
The Good sense of IL.

Every Breckenridge man in Ohio knows
very well that there is no kind of chance OF
his Presidential candidate carrying the State
Of Ohio. This being the case he has only to
ask himself the question, which of the two
other candidates he prefers If he would
rather Douglas would carry the State, he
should vote for Douglas. If he would prefer
Lincoln should succeed he should vote foI
Breckenridge IL Breckenridge were the
choice of majority of the Democrats Of the
State over Douglas we should support Breck
inridge to defeat Lincoln. But as Douglas
occupies that position we must support hin
to defeat Lincoln. We are in favor of any
body except Lincoln Him we want to see
90 under, let who will come up IL all oul
| Breckenridge friends would conGne their fight
ing to the Black Republicans, as we do, De
mocrucy would sweep the state.-Ohto ia
| friOf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
The work Goes IsraVeIy ON.

Eron nvorv State In Tho TTnion snva thn
Circlev;lle WotcGD,on comes tbe iovfni news
If tbo nost dotorn,;ned enorget'c action of
tba conservative nn;on.lovinS men of nlI
norties IN save onr beloved co1ntrv from the
Iacr;iegeons hands of tho disnnion sectional
nrt,np1sts North and South The interyen-
,;ooists North la ON hy Tincoln ore roridlv
s;nking ont Of sgbt under the whirlwind Of
cycitc5ont for DongIos and johnson Their
uNI,'o",onT III III ~, DUs % 81" tboir aat hoots ali
@ ,aa, ",n T." nJ H. honas, roan Of tbeir nor,
so"J -, H. ..T,.n,-,e.,;Ij, ConG;ot" u
avorr o,o r'di.o I;rentso, ,'' ' ''''''' '''''
1rl hi ~ ,ho o,oot ,.orrr,,,;on;st uor.
oce Graelv have COZ ceased M to raIIy The faithful
~" ~ -! - n
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
AboIitionIsm RepudIated.

The jackson (Miehigon) Patriot of the 25tf
ult says;
We understand that the Rev Prof Mum
ford (colored) sud Hon. G, w. Brown (white,
held Joint political meeting last week il
Blackman The Rev. Professor made the
first speech, in which he glorifed Republican
doctrines which would free all the negroes al
the South and their homestead law would
bestow n farm on every one Of them in the
free Territories He was followed by the
Hon. G. W. b., who confirmed what the Rev
Professor had advanced as Republican princi
pies, and depicted in glorious colors the com
ing millennium when "the lion and the as
should lie down together in the free Terrific
ries, and all the little niggers should be roll
ing in clover As finale to the proceed
ings, there were four staunch Republicans
who arose in the meeting and stated that i
such we're Republican doctrines, they were n'
| longer Republicans
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07

Hon. NJ. Oliver, of Missouri, is an earnest
supporter of Douglas aud johnson. In re-
cent letter from Springfield, in that State, he
says +;
"Hon. John s. Phelps is now at home, and
will ardently support Douglas and johnson,
regarding them as the regular nominees ofthe
National Democratic Convention at Baltimore.
He is to speak at this place on Wednesday
next, at which large assemblage is anticipa-
ted Major Phelps is now as he ever has
been, true to his country in every time of need
or danger Let us, then, give him in August
such majority as will teach the malcontent'
that it is hard TO supplant a faithful public
servant for slight and transient causes
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07

AwARDoF THE PUBLIC PRINTNG-The Com
missioners on State Printing awarded yester-
day, all the contracts TO Richard Neyins Esq,
of this city. Mr. Nevns now has the contract
for furnishing the State With paper and all
other matters belonging to stationery and the
printing both German and English, press
work, stitching, folding, binding and transla
ton %. s. Journal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
9ailg empire.

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON CsUSpAys ExcErrrD) ny
l. r. * Z L L x sc Q o
New Empire Building, 1fO Main 81.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
BOOTS AND SHOES.

OF all descriptions mndc ofthe best material and in the
latest m-hions.
iie makes 10 order al kinds Of Boots and Shoes aud
warranis them 10 ne lie none la the host mate
rlnl, aud employs none but the host worlSmcn.
To those who know him, nothing need he said IN
gard 70 his work or prices. Those who do not know
and sec for Themselves lie thinks he can give them
as good fitting ehsy and durable Roots or shnes ~ can
be had any where, and at LITTLE BETTER PRICESl
His long experience In the business gives him the
advantage Of knowing how 10 select the hest stuck and
being hinset good mechanic, hc knows how TO have
hii work tnaie
lle has engaged the services Of WALTER TROW-
BRIDGE one Of the best cutters IN the West as an NJ.
sstHnt cutter.
Az wantnganything in the Boot and shoe-line, nre
invited to ctti
door TO Becsel Bank iulH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
MiIIinrrp.
THE NEW YORK STORE, PHILIPS HOUSE

Formerly conducted by Mr. r. r. LusslrR will be sold
ont nj COST IN private sale, until the first week ~ sep
tenher p order 10 make room fr large and hnvly Sc
iected invoice Of FALL GOODS which will open for in
sneeton the first week IN september.
a ~ H. JONES, Agent for
N",.,,osA.,yiaA WORrHIE0ToK Smith,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
New Ice Cream Saloon.
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY,

NEARLY OPPOSITE THE MARKET.
Tos. H. BOSLER would announce to his Friends and
81 the Citizens of Dayton and yciny that he has lus
he will I've prepared to his customers refresh
ments of all kinds, viz
ICE CREAM, LEMONADE, SODA, NECTAR, &c.
In the hest style The Ladies' Saloon (up stairs) +
fitted in elegant STYLE richly furnished and crpeted
surprising nythng ofhe Kid before attempted in thi'
city
There will Mt all times be found supply OF Fresl
Bread Rusl, MacRronics, Egg Kisses, and all kinds o
Pound and Jelly Cakes, CraclSnes, Boston, Butter, S
lglr, Picnic and Ginger Crackers, made especially io
daily use in families.
R6-Piease give me a trial, at No. 100 Main st.
unvE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
Bankers.
,oNArHAN nARsHMAN JosErH RARsHnAS
HarShman 4 Co., Bankers,

Omes-No- IS jefferson street, DAyten.
DUY and sell Exchange Gold, Silver Uncurrent Bank
ID Notes, and discount approved business paper al
low rates. ieiml&lawtfs
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baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

-, tssY gszY
ssfAs ;.s,s'''lss. ssa ss;sg :...s.sssss4
EREAT NATIONAL ALROUTE.--Termnates nj Wash.
' j ngton and Baltimore the East, and Wheeling
Benwood and Parkersbrrg on the West, ut which place
II untes with Railroads, Steamers, &c for and rOn all
points in the West, Southwest and Northwest
Three Trans Daily for all the Eastern Cities.
B6- This is the unly route to Washington City.-6n
Passengers by this route can visit Baltimore Phila-
pephia New York and Boston, at the cost Of ticket
to Boston alone, by other lines.
Through tickets TO the Eastern cities can be procured
via Washington City atan additional charge Of 81.
BD sleeping Cars onall night ttuins.
Inquire for tickets via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
at any OF the principal Railroad offices in the West
j. II. SULLIVAN, Gen. Western Ag't.
y. NJ COLE, Gen. Ticket Ag't
W. p. SMITH, Master Of Transportation. aldu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
Fruits.

SPECIAL NOTICE
4 AM now Offering my splendid stock of PEACHES
/ at No. o., Jefferson street. Huston Building. They
will he brought in fresh every day Leave your orders
and they will be sent 10 your house free Of charge
iy3O DANIEL GARST
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
lputrIs, Sc.
broadway Hotel. Cincinnati,

Joseph II CROMWELL, Proprietor. This popu-
- lar Hotel Is stitttcd on the Corner of BROADWAY
AND SECOND STREETS, convenient 10 the steam
boat landing, and all the Railroad Depos; also, oil
business houses, banks, and plnces OF amusement
M breakfast for early trains 1T O'Clock Omnibus
or al trains leaving the city y2i
JOHNSON HOUsE.-C. T.. MAIN. Proprietor
y Cleveland, Ohio. q. D. Newconb, Clerk. jyisu
CT. NICHOLAS HOTEL, broadway, New
- NOrk.-Whcn completed, six years ago, the 81.
Nicholas was universally pronounced the most magnii
cent convenient, aud thoroughly organized esablish
ment of the kind on this continent What II then
il remains tu-dnywthout q rival in size. IN sumptu-
ousness and in the general clements Of eomfert and en-,
iOyment. The Hotel has accommodations for i,n00
guests including 100 complete suites Of apnriIneutsor
families. Six hundred persons can bc comfortably
seated ut the tables of it, three pubic dinfig rO0ms
and nothing that modern art has devised for The con
vcnenee social graiidoahon Of the travelling public
has lecn Omitted n it, plan, ORR neglected in IL prac
icul details. The enrly reputation Of the house at
home and abroad, derived from its magnitude, its su-
perb appointments, and It's lome-like comforts aid
mxurcs has been enhanced every year hy the unwea-
tl..va .f fhp ur afttr
my20m3 TREAnWELL, wHfTeoMB CO.
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lsuuts ano Sbocs.
b. HICKFORD

NNyOuLD inform his friends nnd the tuiic that he
w has opened aud fitted up in the hest style new
store In BECKELs NEW BUlLDING, No. 295
THIRD STREET, forinerly occupied by VIM. Walker,
as Clothing store, and next door to Becels Bank,
where he has ON hand large assortinentof
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07

VOHN sHELI.EBEHGETt, on the West side OF JET.
y ferson street y nuw hy nfeparcdt 10 accommodate
The pullic with hlst HORSES, dOOn BU0GiEs, CAR
hIAvEs, md evey thing that may be found 10 a we'll
regulated Iiyety suntlc. ........
AZ 10 his ability TO please and give entire satisfaction
70 hll who nny avur him with their pntfonnQr He
takes great pleasure hi referring 70 tho following CON-
potent ludgesi Clalum Hnunn, y. Heahnan, James
", loWfey, John Wigptn, Ice keriooi aud Peter
Voorhees, a OF whom, testified under oath fpw days
ago that Mr. $. is Of the very hest Livery Men IN
the world, aud that his unhougbf popularity -ns such
draws customers nom ~ parts OF tie world II any
one doubts the truth g tns sninent, refer 10 Goo
W llonlend John Howard Attorneys at law
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-07
Daylon, xenIa and CoInmbus RaIIroad.

lGAQsL . sl..sss7
LOUR Daily Trains East, via Columbus Through
IT tickets from Dayton tn all Eastern Cities.
-Four Daily Iruius East, leaving DAYTON for the
East ns follows Night Express l25 q. m Cincinnati
and Coltmls Day Express ut a2u n m. these trims
stop only at Nenia and London Accommodation 5i15
p m, stops at all way stations between Dayton and
COnnLus.
Arriving at Dayton night express 2.22a m; Accom-
modatpn 0lA a. nj Columbus and Cincinnati Day Bx-
press l:3 D. IN.
Trains run by Columbus time, whlchis minutes fs-
ter than Dayton time.
Through tickets he had for all Eastern cities by
calling on p. II. WARMAN, Ticket agent.
r. W. WOODWARD, superintendent.
c. WARNAS, Gen'l Agt Dayton, O. apis
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Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati r. R,

~ rsrs prr rTrrszz1r -z-7rz-lasssr1
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Q.O0 4. M.-rhe mail train leaves the six Street
JEW nesot at a m, via Springfield.
= on =. M.-Second Irain-sandusky Express
O:OU East and west,eonpeets via Clyde;
JOHN H. HUDSON, sup't
NJ G.. CLApp, Gen Ticket gent iy30
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Railroads..
DaIlon and MIehlgnn RaIlroad.

IL - A, "a
kaittA ~ i - ~. ...,. ~ ~. .slse
CHQRf LINE FROM DAYTON TO FORT WAYNE,
- CHICAGO, TOLEDO AND DETROIT, two trains
daily except Sundays, im further noticc.
Leaves Dayton nrfvil of trims from Cincinnati ut
e15a inn arriving nc Toledo n ~ W. Detroit at $50
rptinl, md Nhicb1u NJ 81 n1nt
The sA5p m. train arriving IN fucdo at 4 a. m, De-
trQit ot Gas o. M and Chicago al s.0Ua. W..
Passengers ly each trpin lor the ens have one hour
NJ Toledo, and arrive In Cleveland IN iIne time by
Clyde lime. y
Both uns make close connections at Detroit ior the
East by The Grind Trunk and Great Western Railways
OF Nuiadn The time 10 New York aud Boston ~ this
aud orty minuies moro tim win Conmins line. Pas
sengers by bis line cross The great Suspension bridge
and pass IN direct view Of Nauun Falls.
Baggage checked through and lre ~ low ns hy any
other route. n. NJ SHOEMAKER,
Gen Superintendent Dayton, o.
NJ SHOEMAKER,
ap30 Gen Frieaht and Passenger AIT Toledo.
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GreentIlle and Miami RaIlroad.

lfHeN % .s,...i,i 9s.;..s
CHANGE OF TIME
ON and ailer Monday. July 3th, 1890, until further
~ notice, trims will run as lOllowg
Leave Dayton at $50 am. and 500 m.
Arrive nt Union l2.2O pm, "a 500 49,
RETURNING.
Leave Union ~ 900 M, and lao y M.
Arrive a. Dpytan il.iu q $40 p.
MS Fare as low HN hv any other route.
For tickets aud further Information, please apply to
Samuel ". King General Ticket Agent at the tnion
Depot, Sixth street.
iy2l Il. @. sTIMsoN, supt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13
COUNTRY PHYSICIANS viii find = large and chol

COUNTRY PHYSICIANS viii find large anu S NOE. :
~ stock u perfectly fresh and reliable Mcd $780,.
expressly for Country Physicians, Family ana feh,a.'' u'
Chemical and Pharmaceutical preparations o. our LIZ
facture, made strictly In accordance, with the un',d 'Ne
nAcolGia OF iuH medical efficacy, The same a.
the subscribers In extensive prescription and pysca, ~
ness and for which the Virginia Mechanics lastu'e aNueu e
f Ca.s Diploma and en the silver Medal at tSo successive
Fair
American Farlh and Frrch peSfme Soaps, Cosmetics
Fancy foods Combs Brushes Of kinds Premium West enc
Cologne Water; Premium Surgical Instruments in great VARIETY
full assortment Of all other articles 81 The drug line oE ae
by IApLFY & ROBINSON,
Practical Chemists and Pharmsee 9tists,
oc2S Corner OF 4th ard Franklin Streets hehHoho
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13
SOUTH-sEDE RAILROAD.
ON ANDAFTER MONDAY THE 22d AU-E;

SUI q Inside HAhLhOAD.
ON ANDAFTER MONDAY THE 22d AU- q,
" gust, the passenger Trains, will follows: ~
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYNCHBURG
Mall Train starts daily at $50 A. NJ reaches ynchburg at 1896
p. NJ.
Passenger Train daily except Sundays, at AS p H.
reaches Lynchhurg at 1890 4. NJ.
FROM LYNCHBUGG TO PETERSBURG
Mall Train daily at II A. NJ reaches Petersburg at W..
Passenger Trains daily, except Sundays 1880 NJ
reaches Petersburg az G:SO A. ".
These trains with daily trains to the Springs Knox
Vile, Nashville, Memphis, &C.. 20 New Orleans.
This the shortest and most expeditions route 10 all parts
Of Tennessee Alabama Mississippi LOUISIANA Arkansas and
The City Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except Sundays
A. NJ and y Noon, and City Poin at $50 A. NJ and 1870 p NJ
Extra trains and from all the packets when
cessary.
H. D. BIRD,
aura General Superintendent
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VIVA. ii. rLEAsANTs,
PRODUCE,


NJ GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
NO. = 10Th between Main Gud tuy
Richmond, Va.
Particular attention paid To the sale Tobacco wheat co
Flour, Oats, &c. N' "1 wv
81 Farmers who disposed 10 ship their Grain 10 ne VII
suplHed with bags on the terms charged Railroad CO.
pan'es OonsRnmens solicited and prompt made
lA'g, In connection with the formerly OCCUPIED
sen taken the adjoining store, vacated by Mes &C
SUI ~ ANA having thrown the two gethe am
every description Of mercesnd!se As conduct TIE pE
ana genera commission business in all : branches
!ahAiu Tor the past patronage Of friends and the publ
"oud respectfully ak a continuance Of the same. h
DISSOLUTION.
fIthE hrm OF HUNT BROTHER Ills DAY dissolved uUigA
consent The name Of the III by either par
ner In closing the business JAS G IUhT
pts nINtT > turSr
Richmond Jau'y 2, ls6O.
{ .0-PAHENFHSHEP.-T The underlined have eohhefG
- themselves under the firm HUNT JAMFs AID vi coo
u4ehe commssan business for the sale Of Tobacco VIA
fguT Cotton Corn and Produce generally as also he ,W
barcO, &C. 80
We sol the patronage OF the friends Of the concern
iivht Brother, OF our Mr.. James and q the public
'ur house Is on the Cary Virginia Sdt
We shail be pleased 20 friends JAS L. HUM,
HENRY JANis
iuchmond, I'd Jan'y lSG0. jll-b
~ Enquirer please copy,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13

rJNIIE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE To MANUFACTURE WINS
KY cf all the various grades, from good palm Nlishi 70
"a. very Rye. Our Matted Rye Nhishy
admitted by all who have tried 10 be unsurpassed having
large additions works. challenge comparison ioT
quality with any Whisky made In this state or any Other
49, r. sTEARNS co,
18Th street, between Main and Cary,
chr virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13

~ 70 terces prime Rice
200 bbls. prime New Orleans Molasss
% bbs New York" Syrup
900 sides sole Leather
eVO Pkgs. Green and Black Teas, (scms Pfap
Nv bags Ginger, Pepper and Spice
w bales Cloves and Cinnamon
oOO oxs. Glass 90 bbls Tanners OIL
sOO b1s. "Hull's Extra" and Rosln Soap
go doc. Brooms; 800 do Buckets
t,O0O reams Letter Cap and Wrapping Paper ~
ZOo bales Csndewick and Irvine, for sale e t1s as
10y tfe2S-r1 TINsLEY TARDY WILLIAM
= cast Points
Lvingstons Pows Nos 4, and left hand east Pohn ,,I
IVingston's improved PloSs, Nos. 22H, ard a' ~
wrought Points III
Minor Horizons Flows, Nos. IS, lsX, lsK, gK, %H'"
cast Points " "a
Wiley conekin's Plows, Nos. 8, 4, ~, 81, H. I" ~
Rehs Iron Beam Flows, Nos. p, ~ N. and WA'hins''
Hillside and Subsoi Piovs
Davis a Mccormick Flows
iCastnss for the above Flows always on hand. .,.nn
iiy2a WIN PALMER. son W
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13

fktEA rEAit TEA!tt-HoustkesRsrs In want OF gooi
Atcle % HACK Green Tea dad their Adyan-
aE 70 p1rct tar ron rs Ne hare qaany each can
hflr fecoliaen4 JAS II. PEARCE a co, Druggists
JAYS Cor. 9TH and Bro a sta
Now IN STORE anl Tor ale choice lot Of Nor Caro-
- hna Manufactured Io6acec, brgh pounds Also medium
altcls dsEk EoTk
- HILL SORHEET.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13
900 REWARD!

ITANY persons, including conductors OF prb- -
w ic presses have shown their ignorance, no F1-NM
than their zeal In charging the Dsilers N<f5E=5fN
with mixing poison with their liquors. E>lLks!sSssSr1
To acquainted with process 81 making "
whisky this is simply ridiculous but 10 The pub
lie generally lis reeraun conveys the Impression at IL mas soe
foundation In truth.
Whisky made from eran which is first ground INTO meal mn
hot pass through the process OF enen
ton by introduction yeast precisely light breao Is
to do which process develops acohoaad then dspe
Nc oison mineral vegetable Is used In rs manuaoufe
other persons ely enough criminal enough 10 commit aFoc
tiles charged moi for defend them We oJ claim 10 al"
for GU selves. go -,
The reward will be paid any who VII prove p we
testimony competent aud respectable chemist a uuF state
lar liquor manufactured by US u
with the understanding that Tire qror subjected To ne p
procured either from any OF our many re-
ctabe customers Ina, the character Of the chemist who
ayses II shall be established be beyond sup'oh ener
FOR skill or honesty. ,.r,., . m
,. SIfAhNs w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13

w. =. ~ q. DOMAIN,
Governor ST., between Main and Franklin,
importers and Wholesale Dealers in Fine and Heavy Hard
ware, Cutlery, Saddlery, sc.
DY ships Harvest Queen" and " Isaac Webb" S-,<-
I'D and steamers City ofBaltmore and Lima zz,r,e1
are In possession Of Pail importation o Biz esv
niEghdH and .AsBed G0ods and from various hzzz&zsa
manufactures country, have received fun supplies
Of ACrrdH Hdrdre embracing every variety Of articles
ally In lire, and forming very large and mandng
stock.
goods have been selected great care upon
the favorable terms feel confident will compare IA
yoraby regards prices extent and variety with any house
whatever
others visiting market respectfully inv
ted to examine. W : 4 q. DOMAIN.
R-Order recelye nrnmn careful aitenon. hu21
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-13

rIN Is ROUGE FREIGHT ARRANGE. r.. III
4 MENT-FrOm Richmond, VirginiD, fES2 ~
20 n ew Orle ans, yick sburg, Memphis, ST.
Louis, HontgOm ry, Tuscumbia, augusta, Ma
con, Nashville. Chattanooga, Dc.
THE RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
that they have just concluded receipt
for and forward goods above specified the following
rates:
How Special 1st "a Sd
From Richmond to CHARGED. class Class Glass. Class
Knoxville, Tenn, Andlan
stations "a Ear Chat
tanooga. lUO DB. % 70 W 81
Nashville, Tenn 100 bs. 90 80 IS 20
mscumbia Ala ........ 100 Us. 3 &c 50 q O2
Memphis, Tenn ........ 100 bs. 8 60 50 ~ Is
Rates manufactured tobacco per pounds from Richmond
follows To Knoxville, cts; Nashville Al l5 Tus
cumbis, 81 q; Atlanta Ca 81 IS Macon, Ga, 81 80
Montgomery Ala 81 40 70 S. Louis via Msmph, 81 a. TO
Vcksburg Natchez and New Orleans, 81 81.
E To Dalton and all points East and South Of H. these rates
viii into But Chattanooga and West Of t. IS
100 lbs additional will be charged until the completion
othe Cleveland branch the East Tennessee and Georgia Rail-
road.
Por classification Of articles and further Information hand
bills apply the Office Of the Richmond and Danye Railroad
Company, Richmond. c. CAMPBELL supt.
Richmond, April 22d 1859. sP23-dn