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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26
MARZNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
Cleared.

CIe8K60s "
s,.amshps-Flords Crowen Savannah, g. L. Mchil Son
Chssspeake Croweu, Portland, II. B. Cromwell Co.
shp-Superor Soule London, Nesmith 4 Sons
Barks-Eixa Bars Cooper bermuda Tucker Lishtbourn
60, Dnch Stanvood Hsvana Lines Chase Co. Antoinette
asic J. Piraain Marseilles Lawrence, Giles Co.
Bnss- Independence, Hamilton st. John MENUS Son;
T;tania EoIsom Mayaguex Arrowsmth Ball; s. Mary,
seveps 81 Pierre Vssbe Renad Aurste Titus Galveston,
sbooner, Hanson Petersburg J. Cole Arsddes
Columbus Key West, Smithsonian, Farrell Savannah No
Cready Mott Co.; II. Russell Msnln Charleston D. g
Liyineston Munday ST. John, N B., D. Dewof Garland.
Parsons Mschss Kate Weston, Adams Csdiz, b. Gsser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26
The NJ O. Picayune of Saturday says:

Tho slightly easier than the opening Of the
week bat there change Of any kind noticeable In the aes
NJ due abatement in the demand
or and not TO an in the supply capital either
In or out Of The decline in rates Of domestic exchange
The specie flow TO North and thereby alayed serious sp
prehension the part Of lenders. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26
mARRIRD.

BAILEY-BACON-O Tuesday, July a. ES} N fniisdet
nhis nv the Rev c. WOODLAND Mr. Thomas H. Bailey 70 Miss
Gulcs Ann Bacon, oil Of baltimore. o..
Raltimors papers please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26

"On calling the Ayes and Noes the motion 10 lay On
the table pas carried By the following vote:
"AYEs-Mr. Campbell, Mr. Joses. Mr.. D.Aniston, Mr..
Richmond-4.
"NAYs-Nr. Mysn. Mr.. Dsrshsinsr. Mr. Iltisjohn-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26

hJ. counterfeit 45 b purporns 10 be IL the Par
Mecbsr lea Bank Burp Justice Qascksnbush
tire young up for examination on ehss' " forgery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26
IAdvertiaeuent.l

Advertisement
(Cut this out and show Il TO your neiShbors)
WESTERN FARMERS can, by clubbing together,
snps Their grain or other produce to the undersigned
cure the lowest freight and realize the current rates Of this
and references furnished on application.
P,oauee Com Merchants No Erie Buildings, NewYort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

rop rIK WEEK ENDING "WEDNESDAY July IS 1860;
ror.r pxcEIPTs KINDS PoR THE WEEK
According 10 the receipts several in the city
the have been received this week: ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26

The new route recently opened between this city
and the West, by the way Of the New-Jersey
Central and East Pennsylvania Roads, is doing a
good and daily increasing business. AS through
route It is not yet efficiently arranged for pas
senoers. but even with this disadvantage the East
Pennsylvania Road we bear officially, is and has been
since Nav earning y cent upon its stock and bonds
This for road depending at present on it's local bus
ness and 90 recently opened is as favorable as the
most bopeful could have anticipated. The bonds have
been recently sold at private sale at 80 and interest
Arrangements will soon be made by which this will be-
come prominent through route between New-Hork
and the West.
The business of the Clearing House to-day was
$2l ISL, 600. Mr. Jacob Aims has retired from the
Presidency Of the Butchers and Droyers Baok, IN
ecnsequepse Of III health, and the vacancy has been
filed by the election Of Mr.. George Bell. The inter
est Coupons the Second Mortgage bonds OF the
Harlem Road and those of 1861, will be paid at the
Treasurers Office, August |. The latest rumor is
that the new passenger route 70 California is TO be
opened Florida and the Tehuantepec Istbnus.
IL this be true it probable that the route
will become very dangerous competitor of the Pacific
Mail Company. The Greenwich Insurance Company
has declared semi.aDnual dividend of y cent pay
able August j. The Broadway Insurance Company,
a semiannual dividend Of y cent payable August /.
The Money market remains precisely before noticed.
By an advertisement in another column it will be seen
tina, books Of subscription have been opened by the
Metropolitan Gas Light Company of this city, at their
Office No. Is Nassau street, basement of the Bank of
the Commonw eah for $780, 600 of their capital stock
This amount is chiefly intended by the direction to be
offered 10 consumers Of gas to give them an opportun
ty 70 participate in the profits Of the enterprise.
The managers of the Milwaukee and misslsspp'
Road are in town endeayoring TO carry out their plan
Of reorganization. The impression seems 70 10 tna'
the scheme wiz be adopted all the parties important
70 II have sgnied their assent, with the exception OF
he holders Of abpst $I3o, 900 Of bonds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26

The following are the Currency, Land Warrants
and Specie quotations for the week, corrected for us
from the rates current at the Banking Office of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26

raid Tor IN Nhsn, turnsneo py
Income Bondholden.....S ls3oss w
Paid for In Trust Certificates, rep . ,, zee 200 ,s
resenting above assets. 800 3, az 10 S"too o
No settlement made with the City of Cincinnati o
it, claims sgs the road negotiations to that effect having mus
far failed =, .
suit has been commenced to collect the past-dIe
portion the second bondhoders VINO aecueo
coming the Joseph w Asop esq PRESIDENT o. ne
road and OF the Trustees has been eppoined
The road nsged by him, under an order oil the
yet Of sale has been made but IN the pese.
ability the road quasb the suit by paying the arrears
the second mortgage bonds such order WILL III "
probability, be obtained. , a.,
for interest
First Mortgage Bonds. ...".............SzisIsV
Second Mortgage Bonds. gfiSs
Construction 1917
Income Bonds. "........:.:...........;.. o1oioW
Since which nearly back interest the first mortgage
bonds has been provided the road the and
the Interest since been paid by the road
that due the Jet inst msknsa Temporal loan against scerus
receipts N -, an,
The interest on the second mortgage bonds still due Thss
ON the and income bonds has been provided for o
the Trustees stated In the foregoing reports that the road
has already by the action Of the Trust been relieved Of the In
mediate payment Of interest the amount Of upward OF one
million Of dollars most which will be converted into oeh
tbe plsn Of capitalization be consummated
To accomplish the object for which the Trust was created
anna ftber DELAY submitted TO- that the road may
cover from ito long and be placed In condition
10 be worked With economy and proht
All Of which IL respectfully submitted
By order of the Trustees,
d.. - FDWIN BARTLETT Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26

N, Y. Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce.
FoH ,Hn WEEK EsDIye W.DSI.DAT july Is Is lseH
Reported s1'n's' for TIE ''
in neat order MARI plain indeSe directions every package
including weight with are count and name Of articles Ass
and Away. send BY NAIL with notice when and how things
ConSIssoSsFor selling Berries, Fruits, &C. where pack.
ages returned and on small lots Of stuff 10 cent Other
are for sales Of good Produce good order at
Wholesale such Farmers realize and not Jobbers or speculs
BufTxs~The export demand for Western Butter continues,
and both extremes Of quotations trsnspre but the highest
lower than week ago In grades there material
no improvement Orange County In pals
to advance the price Welsh tubs completely neglected
Orange Co., pail. IT Etin fair good ..4 als
Mss ns a. s to CD Ss
Do do fart soOd.iss glS Grease Butter go
CHxEsE-Recsipts moderately Hight; export demand good
Occasionally extra choice parcel reaches lie We make
E e. tn'o SSsl it. - loa1o Ohio ch.ce....
I ssa Dy
Medium Is: sosI @ % Kidney y bu, g. ns asSs IS
Bxyswsx-Southem and Western, p b. 32Ga4c.
BRoox CoRy-We quote: Best grades, Td9c, v No.
Fees have been dull all the week. and little lower We
sfs.s Y S %naI:.@c quote cns e.
Mutton carcasses.. veal carcasses "a
quote. S %.strs Esas
GAME AND BIRDs-Ne quote: -
Pigeons fight Doll o00l IL Snipe, Sand, Fdos 2so
Sor ............I 1901 81 snipe, yellow leg pse,
Squads y doz.......2 2S0 : doI .'....;;'..''i 1@
Woodeock p pair $40 - SniPe, DO, Small. WV
Snipe Dowitch doz. Il ia i
PouLrRY-We quote:
Ess h. rs ls 81 H Sss:i fI EsS
Ducks p pair.... 81 % %
POULTRY THE PACKAGE. -
Turkeys, Toms H0 l6IGosnng y hesd eel I99i ~
Tufey, Hens...... 160 II Duck young, pair. s1el ID
Sp, s4 Ssc.sn. 7s0l 90 Bucks County Chick
Chickens small, Ppr $50 50 ems y b......... ls0 20
Bu pSa1s... .. sal IS Dscinsn. Norfoi
HeYreya L. L. L Jer y Dbl .............l 500 -
ssy 10 Dbl ,,.,...1 75a2 90 Dyckmans. l. and
MERGERS Norfolk p Jersey, y bbl.....l soGl 81
bbl...............l wal io
FRUIT.
ApPLKs-We quote: ,,, .oe, q.
Sweet Bow y Dbl q 2a2 50 Norfolk Dbl ...l GOAL Is
Pkasn.s~Gh.Tssion, y bush crate, saos7i Norfolk
'RApB.nxIEs-Antwerp, p I'd Ct basket SAGE.
WnoRTLEBKHarxs-Yb bush, $3.50 So
BI.csn.nrs. :s. sais,# ct box s0ia'' d. N'"Ro
pRf.p Krp1ss~Ws quote: Southern 4iasc State $40
SIC. Ohio 5td9fc.
hund rare pe bbl 81 asa 80 50; Garcs y lao punches
STRING Br4ss-Lcns Island, s7s. bush.
CABBAsE-LOns Island Y hu md % soas,,
TonAroEs-Norfok p bush crate 75c G$li do, Phalanx
q plush. crate, S3d SO 50.
OnER WILLow-P ID, SIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26

DECREASE. P'Oo
The third week on the Burlington and Quincy Road
p;ves s3s 900, an increase of $4,000 the same
week Of last year.
The business of the Delaware, Lackawanna, and
Western Railroad, for the week ending the list mSt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26

The annexed figures were Published in this journal
this morning, with, however, the omission Of the i-
porant fact that the figures for 1860 are for six months
and those Of 1885, 1857 1885, and 1859 for the en-
tire year:
YRRIsnr HoRwLRpRp CENTRAL RAILzonp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26
sissip Road has made public the following report;

ny JHy ONO AND Miss. RI Co. eastern DVh(
No ag Wall street NewYoTk, July TO- 1860. 800 }
TIL. Trustees of creditors and sockboders OF the oho ana
Mississippi Rarad Company Esstern Divion) submit te
oo report TO parties IA interest showing the assets
to the crested under the agreement OF pee 10
Ssa "a the amoun still held outside Of the trust. In such
hon tock and claims holders invited to surrender
Under m. agreement Of Dec 49, 1853 II was proposed 70 10
Az he orded debt OF the Company 1905 but was
subequeny deemed best for the interest Of an parties 70
t5er conversion the construction bonds INTO uees
fcat.s and on Feb rs last proposals 10 that enect Wse
sd In circular addressed to the holders oil spch oona ~
nTopota las been promptly and generally complied with
me total number of bonds stock and claims thus
s,ad IN he certificates and eventually CON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26

Reducing the Wheat to Flour, the excess in the
receipts of 1860 is equal to 7l3,0SO bbls Of Flour.
The receipts at tdewater of the principal articles
of produce from the opening of the Canals to and in
clnd;np the ODD inst have boon as follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26

The receipts at tide water, BY the New for. Ssa'e
Canals, Of Flour. Wheat Corn, and Barley, for the
third week Of July, in 1860 and 1853, have been as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26

The aggregates of the receipts of the above articles
90 far for the years 1860 and SO, have been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26

The annexed letter from Gen. Lyman to Senator
Latham of California gives the important intelligence
that sufficient English capital has been obtained to ex-
tend the railroad from San Francisco to the eastern
boundary of the State. We have for some time
known that this negotiation was going on but were not
axrare If its completiOn:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-25
FRIDAY NOR. u / d.

osa ITO state TIM the indoor Ipr6stahitns
"7is finally sclOsed, as HJubG by iu entbasi.
Enst5c performance of 'GOd Save Tho
fQneenS all stGnding, and the Band of the
Cold Stream Gnartls joining the orchestra.
i.Ihis band soon formed n circle nra,,psi H..
statue outhe terraee1 and al I, t.I, ,sisyl
ll,e green haizo drapeFy drOpppsl ana n
! Htrman giles WAS snng wiille Sinluita-
neouely the fountains around threw up
their columnsofspray. 4 d.stan! ma strur
at4''hGrrah, reached u, bn: tl:c DISTANCE
-'tas-ioo great, and the crowd tao iHnrh
iidispcrsed for muchienthusiasm. Atirter-
walls we hhd arornd5the stnt,,e tIe COM, ! +
uendUissohn's works, given in irrslro.,,l,-
Hble style, by the best Band in the Kipp-
iniom. Saidnsiriend standing near. as NE
oreathiessly listened to Midsummer Nig,iIt.a
Dreoln---''wtlat do you think the A uthor
-lyoul e-s5S HISS spfrit permitted
to revisit this monfii sphere faf II could
not help replying, "IliMcndelssohnis is where
ildhope and trust he is, he is listening to
heavenly harmonies f,r' surpassing these,
bnt of,which Lam constantly reminded"
And so 1t seems to me that this man who
died thirteen years ago, in the flower of
his youth, must have been inspired to con-
celve and write. hose exquisite melodies
those rich, sweet harmonics = . q sf'l7'i
About 81 O'Clock n grand Atorcb- -Ifobt
oonyerging FROM -four fpoints
made n Hrey track all round the sparkling
fountains, meeting in a huge nltar-pile M
the base of the Hero.
/ bad intended saying. something of tIrs
May Meetings" for they are now. in full
blast, and London is .JNH of good pcople.
~ho come up to taese noted anniversaries.
put must reserve my. notice of them ILL
another time. m A. b. X
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-25
GIl0iee Fil.St CEaSs IllSttil.tal talllee
!. !. ] p aAI.EER rEeprTuAL

Gs ca. rllal ST. CCV, atscIute and lnnipaircd
TiTu a sIEPI.Us Qs S5Gts3S1. 50.
And the pretigec IS years success fnd experience
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-25
[rrom 10 Pltt.bnrgh .Iournnl.l

1 NIHI[N9 w 49, Al eS &C.
The indications clearly are, that the
| nomination of Lincoln and Hamlin. IKE
Tippccanoe snd Tyler, too, will sweep the
country like hurricane. The wide
prairies of the Northwest are already ON
tre--the cnntngion is extending Eastward,
and before the Baltimore Convention meets
the country will be in blaze Ii makes
no difference, SO far as the election is con-
cerned, who is nominated at Baltimore or
Richmond. We suppose tire Baltimore
Convention will nominate Douglas, or his
friends will break it up in row. That
JeH. Davis or some other. tirc-eater. will
be nominated at Richmond and take nearly
all the cotton States from Douglas. Bell
viii contest the middle and Southern
States with Douglas, and thus the prooa-
bilities nrc thai no man since Van Buren's
dhy will be so badly beaten Us Douglas i'm
tils canpaign. We have, therefore, not
the slightest objection for the I'osf to get
up MEETINGS to instruct Gibson, Campbell
& Go. to vote for Douglas PERHAPS 1t
would be better to apply to the Supreme
Court to mhndnmus them. Wcsunsses&. .II,s--
B:H Montgomery ask ti.-I OouplNs. The
for q for 80 rs s1strs
postolices, eollecturships, &c:;
in PENNSYLVANIA are iu sd1uger uttes5 the
supreme Court comes TO the rescTe. But
this will not save Douglas and detcnt.-
The handwriting on the wall is too palpa-
BILE. The Democracy may as well save
their gunpowder and like Capt. SCOTS
c jon come down.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-25

No. 10 Nassau Street. -
nh1-IydE1 E1ntwkw NEW YORK
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-25
WHEELING, A.,
8altg . Ssg.6I q 61t9 / .lit.gI)e
TER1Is OF ADvEItTisTNo: G: G
TWIITE soLTD LINES OF NoNPARE11. tOH oSB ,Sc,y,or
l.EsS, MAKE a SouARr. -,-lIS =

Twelve SOLID LINES OF NoNPAREII ION OSB 1Ncu,) )or
LESS MAKE, SQuARr. s.. -,-fI
't, Tne Pay''l sSR'''-,0 IS Three a
rMe % one, 3 tjQ
Pl three Days,vt..,-.. lwo aoni ls......... d
ave ave IISays...., sil Months, i a.
Two. WeellR.,...,........ s 40 '''''''-YV W
sss e SSPESiAL NOTICES loGlle Tho above rates.
Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms aecnr-
made - ~ w 'u NHi91St Hfl % changes
ers. & bo paid .tig' IN adtatcg. I'h I'''h
Legal acknowledgements will be cJaryaf, ~ t, -.
presc1ibed by INV 2 = ~ tvs iisS'
B1IlneSs Cards not exceeding i've lines SO per wear,
or ~ iorsN months hut for shorter period nathine
Will ~ De !unted less tllanA square. ..57 ~ ?
the privilege of Annual Advertising IS Ii,ite9I To
lne AgVertisers own Immediate business: and MI
advertisements for the benefit of other Oersops os
wen .s Htlinsn! advertisements, and nIverti5emenfs
o auction saiea md real estate, sent in by must
be paid for at the usual rates - = f-'s'i- - ~
rAdFeri lseneGts not accompanied with written
accordinSly. III = EI5-- 'N =" S'''t se''
cfScs ~ fn ratas So " 90
MarEiages Notices OF Fuucr:,le, AMI annonaccnep;s
of Sermons, SO cents each 1,nvII.':a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-25
Assets, 5n...lory 1, 1883,

TOTAL LIADILTTIEs:
ua,ettled Glfius not tIue,.........Sl e2G 81
&~L07se' EIai.bIy lI'lse,t aad promptly Pad.
Ui,y.ards Of 4tI, 100000
OF Losses havr h9dn.. ..rn h. n Etnl Insurance Co..
in the past g years.
FIRE A'-D T2-LASD s5AvICATInS
EisEs accepted ut terms consistent With sovency and
flir Iioht.
EEIcc'G'1 1t':nff1' Gr-l n iHsi'FTHcscf n DETIEINGS
aud Cont-nis. .'cT terms II one 70 fire ysarS.
Tho progress Of this Corporation ilas been stable
arluirterruptcd ti0urh Seasons OF financial sum
Shine and storm or periods srcItf in or exempt from
sNte'n: cont, ,rtions md rngrt 90 'r-'--.s
if t c-gt sy36rl t 'siu Inater!7i n1ic'I
.sr; TINES the security nt TSillnic ih7u
80 H. =. q, in,ne-afivc slnty--the ABILITY Of properly
iolirs "a sIIsiainl1ss being then much lcssencd.
pl;.ias,.rsi without delay. and all business at
''-'-'' y C. ARTHUR. Agent.
Ofice nve: thc Bank ot Wheeling.
l,blp-i77r fill Tarl tst -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15
From Ms Norfolk Herald
LETTER FROM b. j. BARBOUR, ESQ
BAREOURsyILLE, Sept ~, lsGl

BAREOURsNlLLE, sept ~, lSbu .
W. + TAYLOR ESQ
DEAR SRI thank you for your kind invitation to
visit Norfolk and address the Bell and Everett Club oil
that city have fresh aud grateful recollection OF the
consideration and berA;y exhibited towards me- both
in public and in private by your hospitable people-and
regret exceedingly that many reasons with recital Of
which will not trouble you prevent my acceptance OF
your invitation any active participation in the present
canvass sympathize the less heartily, however,
in YOUR wishes and efforts to ec John Bell and Edward
Everett 'the counsellor and the eloquent orator. They
are the only conservative candidates who stand rea
sonabe chance of election and they deserve it by all the
claims of we'll spent lives Of unlterng patriotism, Of
broad craftsmanship Of far sighted sagaey end OF deep
Dc cotton to the Constitution and the Union.
The country requires the services Of such men, be-
cause it requires peace and repose and these they would
bring as far as depends upon human agency If they
we're elected il would effect u in that storm Of pas
sion, prejudice, and needless hate, which RACES
through the country 1t would enable the true-heared
and right-minded men Of the nation to analyze the
questions which disturb us-to see how purely alb
stract many Of these questions arewth what improper
motives and for what dishonest ends they agated
and how easily they might bO solved or thrust aside II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15

A y. MOOHE, Agent,
"A. Gary yf;re:t near Columbian Hctel;
Oilers low, for cash
New Orleans Molasses IN half bblg
Cuha, huseovadO and Porto Rico 10 and Syrup
Bf fbbls family ace liersings and Maekerei
IS Pals Refined Leaf Lard
Prime Bacon Hans. Si'uirrs and sldes
Patent Spe' m, Admsu'e and Taow Candies
Brown aud Black 1uIpertne soars
OH Dominion Nails and Shoe Tatks
Salt; Sop CAib. Soda
Rce-SiRrch
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco and CHARS
Cotton and Hemp C.rd
Lamp Wick
N o. end TX. Coffee Sugar
Mocha, Java Lag Knd Rio O. Zee
Family Extra and Sup. Flour
Lond n PoItrr-Vinogar
Brcoms, Bnctes and DegilObns and all kinds Of
Sugar. and Wines 1c., seal
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15
NED BUNTLINE's NEW BOOKS.

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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15

poUQUar D'cnLEANs Os M nOURBON--
ID N0st iIag,aat perfume In use.
TURF OIL
Warranted 10 hurns and sofe1 Of every kind.
ENr PAgEiRA RRAVA and BuCHIr-
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DOVES RtitUN ATlC IINIlfENT--
A sare remedy 70 Eheumatim. (WArranel)
WATER OP PEARI.S-
hoil beautiful preparation Tor the HAIR
EARLY BIRD
The certain vermfuge btfJre the public.
APPETIZER
The best Tonic known.
The above for sale wholesale and retail by
DOVE a CO. Wholesale Druggists,
No ~ Main street, Richmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-15
LAR6E STOCK OF
NEW FALE GOODS
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j. Millhiser 81 Bros.
NEiske pleasure 70 niofn fends and paoni end the
w pubic rail- that We taye opened very extensive
soren Of nEW GOODS adapted 10 the preeat AMI approach
Ing and prepared 10 the favorable
terms and a. very low prices iam having
In anything In ue Dry Goods Hae VIII well To give
an eNami acn only % Ind ut al what selling Goods
at We cannot an advertisement tn. leading
Tle OF Goods have In store but that sore
ROOMS crammfd and Iammef full of good bafgani
doubt vii be with curt II they her
We sell the bezt a. BLACK SILK Ia the e'ty
We sell the b'st s1-xool olfLANNEL at rs cents.
We hsy the largest and cheap stock Of PRENCH HMBROID
ERlEs In the city.
oARPErINas and RUGS In great variety, and eheip.
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