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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BR Y AN s
PULMONIC WATERS I

The most certain and spssay rsaGay essr disoOcersd
Jor al Dised.ss Qf sis CAest and Lsngs Coughs,
Coids Asaa "a, CosstrapiiOA, Bronchitis, hla.-
eaSd, HodrseHess D0cHu Breathing,
Sors Throat, DC, dc.
THESE Waters give the aas peres; sk
and when pesevere with according direepa fall a
feet rapid and lasting Thousands have been restored
perfect health who have tried other vain al
and all constitutions they equally biesnz ard esrSnOos
need despair no matter how long the Lease nay existed
however be- provided the the n
tai organs is not hcpelessy deeaysd livery afflicted should
give them an impartial trial
10 NcoAsrs AND PcBLIo ssxAEsE these Waters peculiarly
'saaDe they Will n oSs DAY the most occohi
hoaseness and thir regular days WILL al dn
Increase the and aexby tie voice greatly Improving
i" Tone compass AMI clearness which purpose they rg
larry usedby many professional vocalist
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
Rochester New YoEt.
Price % cents per box. For sale By all respectable DuuG
mal9-eod&cly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07

NOR SALE.-Ihe upper half Beaver Dam Farm.
on James River oochand county about 40 acres $50 in
cultivation and In wood About J Of river
and creek grounds sown in wheat Recently
built barn stable and servants houses With the
ar will families Of ten negroes with mules cat
tie &C, II desired.
Mr ioge manager the Parm will show 1t any dspos
ed 10 purchase For terms, apply 20
--rDw n.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
SALE or LAME, NEGROES, &c,

ON TUESDAY THE 18TH DAY or MARCH, ls0o, the under
signed win SELL public auction the following real and per
sona estate
Ills tract lying in the county Of Cumberland the
te Of Willis river called Clifton, containing by estmation
400 acres which 600 is wood land and 100 lowgounds
On tract 25 bushels Of wheat have been seeded
on preparation will be made for OF tobacco and corn
1his is valuable estate with cummodous dwelling good farm
suitable estate Of Its size, convenient to
ket, and Ia good neighborhood .
Immediately ser lie sas lana, Negroes will be sold
consisting Of met women apd children likely and valuable Is
mules two farm and nghorse carriage and har
mes buggy pair carraghOrses 10 yoke Of oxen IL
10 mi c large number Of valuable young cattle 90 or co
hogs 30 sheep all Of plantation tools aud utensils all OF
nv household Flu nure including fChckerng best Pianos
ali Of my crop supposed be between 80 aud 900 barrels
ami many other ARTICLES 70 b. cgnd eroE slaGe a loo nG-
meroas mention
band fourth cash. balance In two, and
three years. with interest from date the purchaseyng bond,
with security and deed of trust on the premises to
cure the deferred payments
For Negroes months credit the purchaser giving nego
table notes with approved erdorsorc.
Tor the other pIpevor a sums Of $50 and under cash
over amount SIX months credit the purchasers giving oond
wi h approve security
Should purchaser the land preer the deferred payments
will he exterded equal annual instruments In that case In
terest on the whole % he raid aIrTaL,,
In coneanenee state health the business connected
with above estate both BEFORE and at the SALE will be wholly
under cement Francis Irving and my nephew Ran
doph Harrison Of Amptml"
Their address Is CarteTsYiie, Y. o>,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07

Tic I0I1ul-E N aIVer,isemCHl Nllch apFeaFel on
the "a of Much, ISIS, ia cue Jgarr' published at
M1edeayiIe,' Georgia:


Tfe following j. IN advertisement which appeared on
,h. 81 of Mt,ch. ISIS, m cue jJaer', published at
MGsdeeyile, Georgia:
l-..., f-f{my-The friends of science are respect
-r. Uniformed tast q private Academy has lately been
........# I'm the ueicUboga9oi OF Major William Alex
.--,. Ns WILTON Walker and Col William h. Adams,
B.. t,.-,.r. commits, au ST. obtained from Francis Ward
b.. ro. F.r from Gardeners fer.y, au- wIu 90 into
.,...-.,iau the 10Th OF April. The Academy edih-e
.i m De ready for the reception OF students by that
Inv Mil be spacious and cOmmoUou-, adapted TO the
,uraI lion of SD 20 100 scholars, IN two schools
~. p..-0r Mr. William II. Seward, is late rom Union
gor-.. teg lg7l from which institution he comes
highly recommended 80 Young gentleman oI go''
,L character and LsttaQs',hsd as--!' ana ''1ef"'1
.-s,.su., ue Mil teach the i.atiu a.. ''retA isn-
.r-ges. theoretical aud practical Mathematics, log g.
Rhetoric Natural and Moral Philosophy, Chemistry, tie
,.-.rbv English Grammar, and such other branches as
,-. usually taught In Northern Colleges.
Tie CANNON branches of education, spelling, reading
wiring Nc witt o. course be taught IN this institution
rr.s rf instruction ois BE - or so dollars, ac-
,.u- t1 the branches Taught bOaid G!ay he had III
r .c-ab.s families $40 a not exceeding one hundred
..i TWENTY-FIVE dollars From the respects0hty ana
.c,roWieis-G hcsltliuess of the u.lshOorhood tue
al eIur.ss of board aai tlOn and the qualhc'uous Vi
file. Rector the Trustees iyei W@.!@nad IN recommend
Ing tb, infant establishment 10 the atsnuGu ~ tae pup
Ill., Persons disposed send their children, VIII enter
-.,.. without DELAY w.;h che Treasurer, Major "I"a'
.,t.agr l....rl-rg the studies they WISH them 10
.r.ur iu Order tH- alui,tc all may De P'ocureu
Tor Mr. S.varj-it being uudets,s0i also, that II any
students are excluded for want OF room, tRay must
t .-..rl among those last entered Communications
directed through the medium Of the Post once IN IA
toatou TO VIM. II. roIsrd, Rector OF Union Academy,
OF to Vim. Turner Secretary, % VIM. Alexander
Treasurer of the Board of Trustees OF Un0u ASaery the
po.,-, being duly paid, viii receive prompt attention.
" ,v,,t,,,, TrrxvR Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
The resolution was adOptef
BILLS PASSED.

The Literary Societies of tire University Of Virginia,
have invited the Hon D. W., Voorhees, of Indiana, TO
Gelver the anniversary address the Sd of July next
aud the invitation has been accepted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07

lELPhlA.
r..lr ,.tr,..iA Feb. "A mass meeting was held TO-
p-E. "a, N oa.l Han, ia TIL city, having for its object
M union OF 'a good citizens, wiihost regard 10 Their
former political assO -atonS, 20 unite IN forming great
national uarty for pres ryaton OF the Federal Union,
tl r-ots,tiou of the Constitutional rights o! all the
S..s, the suppression Of s.cioual>m from whatever
quarter IL NAV come and hc securing Of the election 10
vE ., Of truly national and conservative men
The neo.is /, was very largely attended. II was not
al dressed I any men of note but letters were received
from Hon Edward Everett, Ailard tiSaOsa, +. ~ Con-
rad OF Louisiana, George Briggs, of New York, John
Minor Bot and others, endorsing the movement
rae siroi sentiments brcathed in these letters were
uiy spflaLGsd, and created unwonted enthusiasm
PAvING LUsiSEss-fOr s0L.s5ody .-Forty-hye Insu-
rance compa e. IN Ney loik city, operating c2 CAPT
fa OF about Slo000oo) have declared Semannua digi
scals. Ibis month"; footing up S7)7,zlO One company,
ttue Gusc.s pays 10 per ctnt. sud- twelve others
pay TO; three pay . pay 7 pay 5, eleven pay
s. and the Others pay and 81. Eihin eleven year,
twentyour OF these companies have divided from zoe 70
gs6 per cent on thier capital
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
CANAL COMMERCE.

We annex comparison of the shipments Of certain
articles from Richmond by Canal during the nOLh Of January
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
MARYLAND COAL TRADE.

The Cumberland AlIeghauiln gives the following a.
the fun and the Maryland coal trade for the
pastyear
The aggregate product Of the mines 2 tons which
pared III the product ls tons) shows increase Of
Oi this 426 2 tons shipped over the Bal
Ohio Railroad against 39j 0J tons in ls5S-An
hys.yen thousand ncred and tons and 29,
shipped the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal again
% last year-an excess Of 1891 tons
shipments via Baltimore AMI Ohio Railroad the through
trade amounted the balance, U6 Isl
the railroad company and tho communities Of Cum
beEIand and Mesternport.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
A letter from Haverhill, Mass, says:

rhe shoe peculiar aspect at the present
en and It Is imp determine what Will be the immediate
future Of is condition. though everything looks rather hopeful than
otherwise supply Is abundant Of derdfs goofs and
sales are being made Of such goods while the stock OF
goods Is full Manufacturers cautious, and the stock not be-
Ing Increased rapidly usual The impress on Ia that within
month prices will rule higher than at present"
The San Francisco Shipping List of 9Th uli., says:
imports Shoes from Dec 9th 10 Dec 18th, 1904
pkg. been but few transactions since our st Issue
sales have mostly auction without material variation
prices netting heavy loss 10 Importers The arrivals OF
dome.tc ports bring additional receipts but
not in sufficient any lots be placed 10 market
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
wi.tn,,. nalsnm of Wild Cherry.


from all paris Of the country.
OxFoRD New Haven c.. CoSS., Jan
De1r Sir Having witnessed tn, effects Of W"t"s Bildn@
CLe IN ofmy neghbors who has beer for
several years seriously afflicted with the Phthc, General Pumo.
nary Weakness bleeding Of the Lgs ETC. have been Induced
to ask you to the medicine My neighbour
rrei to above lately yont attack Of Bleeding At the
Lungs dist in b sahHg lie ued bottle OF the b"
1ry which most sautary and favorable Ell
At his instance several others aborng under Ike Complaints
have Induced This request BY attending to The
above Immediately, you will oblgrfhe Afflicted ana also
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
HENRY DUNHAM.

None genuine unless signed / BUTTS the wrapper.
Prepared sET W FOwLE'6 CO. Boston, and for sale by
ABLE A GRAY, PURCELL LAID co, and W. PETERSON
Richmond and by spponed agents every county, and Drug
zists generally. ie0-dcAwlE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
- PREPARE FOR THE BILL

49, PREPARE FOR THE BILL.
0>%Io Gus PEyER.-As the Fall approaches and BliO0
and Ague and feyers has become prevalent hot
prepare Themselves With the remedies for these
diseases The secretion Of e and the inactivity
gethe with headache pain the limbs and back night and
loss OF appetite th orerunners Of these maades er
should at once be resorted which these symptoms
be at once removed For this purpose know Of nothing equal
10 BAKERS PREMM BITTERS" They eradicate the bile d
pei the pains cool the the digestive
ate pure heal circulation Of the blood aud produce
Of spirits which Of tend greatly
heathuueS These Bers be taken with perfect safety
all and without regard weather or diet and Vii
valuable fan medicine where active
8 required
To be had ofPUBCEIL LADD CO. and all other ponnsni
Druggists In the city 81 Richmond and In Virginia and
North Carolina; also, OF O. sT0TT Co. Washington, D. T.
srABLER, CO. Baltimore; b. A FAHNEsIocK CO., PllL
delphia, and OF BARNES 4 PARK, New York
Orders hled BY addressing l. BAKER Proprietor.
sel2-dhe Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
THE BOOT AND SHOE TRADE.

The Boston Brice Current OF Zitn ulti says
ere very little improvement to notice the Boot and Shoe
The trade continues depressed and prices unsettled
and en- Quite number Of buyers here from
Philadelphia Baltimore Charleston New Orleans and other points
West but they have purchased pangy and do
appear many goods Prices In continue
very holders offering She most desirable goods At cost
goods which there is large supply seng for
less than Prices may improve the advances but
acknowledged that the Spring business una
yoraby and dealers Among the manufacturers
there moderate u business doing and the supply
OF good, turning them smaller than In previous
wear for some time prices induces buyers from the
south and West purchase average supply kinds Of goods
must be a the close Of the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
Hnnnnu cnnvEn YnI1EstIIRTs

INRENpH CURVED YOKE SHIRrS.-Gentemen
In SHIRTS respectfully requested to try the above
Wah are by hand Of York Mills Cotton and Richardson
Sons Linen. 80,
when measures are taken Persons out OF the
city wishrg Shirts will please send the size Of the neck hl
length Of size around the breast JQN P1EJR
fest 10. Ballard House
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
THE ANIMAL GENERAL

wATKINS 81 FICKLIN,
HOME PRODUt TIONs,
FINE CASSINTERES FOR GElTLEAEN'S SUITS,
MANUFACTURED ~ TIE STATE OF GEORGIA.
TyNHTSE goods ard very handsome superior quality Va
4 rious shades OF color.
ALSO
Virginia Cashmere Of fine quality and various eoors ent
suits and military companies, daily expected.
goods edt TO the state, and adapted 10 late Winter
and early spring
dr.ire and deyelops the
ture. the SOnih invited examine them
ORR DRzcKPr.oS
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
fothe present and approaching Is large assorted
and will be Sold turing hs month SspecidLy VERY Low Ia
orde to make room for our Spring supplies.
fs4 Watkins A FICELN.
B-Ieavy Plaid and Striped 0snaburgs and Cotton lin
kids male and female servants
have will be SOLD LOWER thaa In the Spring
aording those whs have them made up carly
W1P
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
FROM REV. DIR. ROssER.

FROM REV. DIR. ROSSER.
EDITOR OF THE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE,
:, EMPLEs INFALLfBLE BAKING POWDER Ali perons fond
- II light aui wholesome loaf bread biscuits batter ana
bucswheat cakes may purchase this powder with confidence
The materials perfectly harmless and pleasant than
Soda No fear Of tread The u t viii
make the ghs sweetest bread Ia the shortest possible time.
labor auI expense, and dsapponts tbs
cotnpanying simple directions observed Besides, Il
featured IN Virginia md Is no invention Of Yankeedom John
W. Garhck, manufa and sole Proprietor, Richmond Va
We know him. and have tried H. and recommend IL the bei
VI tried. et Il and mind the directions. fe4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
BALTIMORE MARKETS PEB. Ara. p \
REV ErI BIER I!

REMEMBER!
That Crsadoro Excelsior Hair Dye the only hair dye 10 Amer
DIRECT SANCTION
o,he highest scientific authority The most distinguished Of
chemist a1ays, secondto none In the WORLDLY
DIR. Gibson
has certified his Signature that this dye contains no de-
eterious Ingredient The official document be seen at No
Aston House
IL 1T WISE To RISK
dyes when thus endorsed and immeasurb
superior 70 all others quality OF the eOors lmpAI OBJ
tanable
everywhere and applied by all Hair Dresser cR IA
DORO No 6 Aston House, New York jal3-d1vlm
lENED
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07

now asked for, ia expended S'so2Fo
ii, tue he company owes debts amounting
to Sr52s,95l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07
MARINE NEWS
FORT ORRsCHMOND. Feb. 6.

ulaH WATER rrrsD,D * ocLocEsus RISE 90 SKIS 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07

CARD,-Dns deslrogs OF closing out a. close as possible
our Fan and Winter Stock Of Clothing deternei to
sell shade above ess oT obls Is To ia as much Of our
eysr offered before We respectfully invite our friends and the
public generally call and examine for themselves No hum6ug
ia SIMPSON & MILLER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-07

Total hid, LOS 1916 4iN 22iO 40
The Inspections OF an w. we're only los hhds The nsneco
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

9ailp atiroiuiau.

TnE PARIS OrrIcE AND LADIES LErrERs--The
following extract from Paris letter 10 the Lon
don Times, is making snme talk on both sides Of
the channel. There is no improper violation Of
confidence in stating that tho Of tho corres-
ponlrnts indicated by the initials IN" md "r."
arc Charles Mackv. Esq, Of the Illustrated Eoh-
don News. and Young America Train" the latter
being at the time in Parls, engaged in his great
enterprise OF introducing horse railroads into Eu-
ropenn cities:
=" y gentleman of undoubted responsibility pos.
tod IN loadon last month letter addressed TO mn
American friend in PARIS. In week or 81, the
American, whom may call T. returned the let
ter, with IN enclosure, stating that my informant
whom call 'M.'-must in the hurry of wri-
ting many letters, have put n wrong enclosure into
the envelope. M saw that the seal had not been
broken, but that the body Of the envelope hnd
beSn torn. and that there adhered to it n small
portion of delicate pnkeolored paper which was
not what he had used. The enclosure was n letter
from lady in London. 10 him unknown. written
u n lady III Paris, also unknown to him. 10 whom
sh" Ind enclosed IN order on Paris bank for paw
mcnt of some articles of millinery. NJ; pure.
minded himself, did not at any moment suspect
any tampcring with letters at the French post
office bnt wrote back Ia I. suggesting that he
might hnye made n mistake. md might know
either the Indy who wrote tho letter or her to
VIII il was dressed T. replied that he knew
uoihin. Of citlcr and hat the whole matter was
II mystery. only to be explained by n systematic
opening y. letters in the French post ahec. The
next siep taken write to the lady in London,
to inform her how her letter aud draG bal st in.
to the hanls Of VI. 1h, procured VI II VII, from
gentleman connected with n mercantile Firm nf
hlgh standing in tie CITY, who observed tint the
Ia iy'- letter and drift Ind been duly pasrcI bv
ono pf lheir clrek'S uni that ,ho two enclosures
wrrc in IN envelope with "A black border W.
original letter to r. wa .so in an cnyrl pc Wit
n black b'rlcr: mud this led to the sniposition.
we'll al ill-ioundcd, that the pnrca wdp un that
particular day had such little regard car private
cores pond, nrc found bus two letters with llack
borders. and having, cerlainly with strict impair
tnlity, opened and read them both they commit
ted the blnner ot placing the wrong enclosure in
the wrong envelope. Ms letter to I. has not yet
been discovered.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

DISTRIBUTION OF SEEDS PROM THE Patent Or
FIcg-The commissioner of patents publishes the
following extract from his t,rtbcopinp aoricul,u.
raj report, explaining the reason wby the di.tr-
button Of the various kinds OF domestic seeds
which have heretof,r. been sent ont from the M
tent oilce is dispensed with during the present f.,
cal year:
Owing to TIE reduced appropriation lie by
Congress n agricultural purposes for the fiscal
c1mrel,ed to re!uce its exuenses. and con6ne i,s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

jrpoE LYNCH AT GRAND JuNcrIos. The Mem
phis Bulletin learns that disciple Of s6A Joha
nrown' was arrested at Grand Janctioa,sn Thurs-
day night ast, while in the net of endeayorine 70
entice two valuable slaves to leave their mastcrs
and accompany him North, via the "U 0sR. R..
The case Of tho miserable Abotionst was pronpt-
iy taken In band BY the enraged cisisens Of the
place, who, after treating hims 10 some two hun
dred lashss well laid on. concluded tha evenings
entertainment by applying TO his person liberal
coating Of tar and feathers, compiled with the en-
phatic admonion to leave that section Of country,
instanfer. Hc left.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

SCENE IN CuuRcH.-Sunday evening last. n
number Of gentlemen in Bridgeport, c.. attended
Church. with the expectation of hearing the usual
pastor, but they we're disappointed to find the pull
pit filed by stranger. One of the party. o nran
Of position in Bridgeport. thinking that no one
could be interesting as his favorite pastor, fell
asleep. and did not wake up until the pastor came
TO point. when raising his voice, he exclaimed,
"and Paul will bear me out in what say" The
sleeper rousing up half asleep. sang out who is
that. F" The Parson coolly replied, Panl. " The
audience then iArst out in OF laughter, which
it would have been hard to suppress. had there
been any attempt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-18

EagHrs, at Rome. is engaged upon bronze door
for the Capitol ut Washington, which IL to cost
$4,000 The first scene represents tolumlAs
before the Council OF Salamanca, unfolding his
great theory. In the SECOND he y ust setting ont
to seek royal aid. In the third he is before the
King and Queen laboring to convince them. lsa
bella leans forward and seems interested but Fer
dinnnd scarcely dcigns to heed the visionary en-
thusiast In the fourth he is coIiling his son. to
the catc of the unnks while his ships whit. In
the fifth he is landing in great state upon St Sal
vador. The sixth is ut Ilispnuiola. where one Of
the sailors is bringing an lndnn girl 10 the ship
ON his shoulder The next IS the greatnaygntu y
tpiumphal entry into Barcelona on his return. In
she succeeding one he is about to be sent home
from Cuba IN chains and disgrace, The "la.t
scene III alP' is death. Ths priests have admins
tered 10 him the sacrament ono holds erucitix
for him t, kiss friends and attendants are weep
ing around. aud the spirit Of the dying man is
about to start that last great voyage from which
none return
In inches surrounding these scenes are figures
and bust of various personnges cotemporary with
Columbus Ferdinand and lsthella occupy prom
lnent places, and among the rest nre Pope Alex
ander VI, John II of Portugal, Cardinal Medozo,
Cortez, Admiral Pinson, Don Barthomcomew Co
lumbes Reuirice d. Bobodilla a splendid fgurrl
Americas Nc-pucii, Alouzp di Oirda, Henry VII
oi England. Charles VIII Of France Balloon, tie
di~cNerer of the Pacific. and others. The chief
historians who have written on Columbus have
also Places Las Casns. Bcrna Das, Robertson,
llcrrarn. Irving and Prescott.
On the posts are nlegoricnl figures representing
the four quarters Of the globe, and the space he
tween is lil'd with emblems Of conquest and nav
i.atipn. Al the top is n bust of Columbus. and
ON each side Of him figures of Fame and Victory.
The work will be cast Mt Munich, and sent to
Washington during the coming year.