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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06
SuRRCGATE'S COURT --JrNs > -Iefore Surrogate VIZ
WILL % DANIEL FANsHAW.
4 a L IL

WILL 81 DANIEL fAN>hAW.
Tire will of Daniel Farsiaw, bookseller, publisher
S up iu- the Surrogate yesterday, and IS
ri' .y.s t. hs wfv eni.tA of present rr.e
,ttEcvi h. ud al household furniture. bedding. pale .srr
&c AID also st abuuy Of II so 81 be accepted Ia lieu VI
dow Ae her death. ll op ~ be sid and after pay
ig crs 'Npses ID, balance be divided eight clral
pats one share Ia Ice divided smJng his grauch1ren whose
I.cLecca Hamlet, lirl aid tn
fien@cid'n io Of them nai-d ai- &, have djub- pDr
.; tie Ic that tey purchase some remembrance Of
liz Ell - BIZ they tius proper d. other
Ecitsn lie si' to tie Ala and fOIogn Cri-tan uion
le ysoy Ia d'"tons 81 their publications among Sabbath
oih,r portion t. the New YORK Tract Society formed in
New Oh ~ CO. r. itcFe . bce2p Ided yearly
in iLe ucha-e of h.T Publi alton. aij di-,r
AMONG paved par, Of the population Of tue Civ
81 ftwioi4 one other portion to the anne iMn 5eauas
lo,'rr ptrs't to be rsprue yearly Che publications OF
the AcIican Isuc socioy sid oks b. di,;s.5ucd ia s
n"d'h,n""tr> ol thr sehofs and Vrs.-s IA tue hnor
TWO chr potion, e. III reformed 10. Duch Chorch l
sy 'e pau alter H" bet~en he Fiith avenue and East
hhtr md se.ety- ninth aid NINETY fifth streets. One other
potion 9" TIE Nrwl OAK Juvenile ghu interest be-
iui &c. u, dsoutcd among young rrnciictlrie
ne otter PORTION 70 MI Pcasc foi benefit the inhlb
10 IL oaas he rit Association the surplus Of hs use
81 -' after tsyrF g. Two daughters in-aw each p per
aHaA ntu iher death tue pinph bee paid Owes t.
IT, ieaiuel Of lie sid iioslitL each 81 his three g
d'n cood gives Lis .on Jales Arthur ppln a., dd
toLal a' o. 81 hys lot of hud provided he N Ii ioan on
u 81 tobacco ia my form ro period Of S months rr
;ortg eeah lnd a. after ms pas, aim o! sid ts he
.ioh s' IT, a. tr o,e Of toseco ssii property 10 oe
'tk' non' hin ANA dc'o to building home Tor superannu
lt,a sobci IsiLt,Is.
COURT OF COMMON fLEkS-SPscIAL TERN-Jrvs .
hcioIe Judge BRADY.
DECISIONS.
Gran agt. Barmon-Doiunlt .et aside on payment Of
= D. aud wh ess fees Cane r,i,rri 10 n H. an
eco, o. be brought ~ tive ,tya untce.
Before Judge hiLToS.
lie Zee PIE Az. o. Austlu.-tvrleitlre vacated and
judgn. eit iii, hsrgcd
COURT OF GENERAL SESSlONS-JuNE 5-Before r..
cuTacr iArsshp.
Jol " Chandler pleaded guilty of an .ssault m
q o. fN Nf lnNsrH r ia.
l.l three iiuc the ,it brra honler d -
- w-a rrtt 20 the PriIicitilry for one year
eftT chen .ficc aud acquitted Oh e cn.rro Of .e
= -t.lh q. patt"oHs aud cloth fioui " / J.nninf.
ihrieih Niison va- t''ri "n sn indictment s,rpng d..
0Id, h1Dse NJ. % eic T. tir ehu,p uf h.it d..
lmog oli'n o. tie siAth WaId Police. shu vas leqtteI
Adjourned.
COURT cALFEBAR-Tels ia,
DaIrTD STATES DISTRICT C0uEr.-Sos n II
incu.iye
burkfnE CouKl-CIAorIr.-Par Nos. 800,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06
THE OYSTER sLOOP MURDERS.
Confession of Hicks the Pirate

HOW TxE DID HIS WORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06

The Doc WAR.-Tbe Summer campaign against all
mmuzzlcd dogs unfortunate as be caught running
ia our streets without chains fastened to their necks
and owners at the ends Of their chains is now fairly
under way. Monday was the first day on which
dogs were receiN ed at the City Pound and the bounty
paid therefor. This year, the Pound consists of
old canabage, bought for the purpose, and moored at
the foot of Twenty -sixth street, the North River
side Owing 10 the light between the TWO claimants to
the City Cnainberlancy no money could be Obtained
until Saturday, h which 10 pay for and ht mp the
said barge but the Pound-keeper is now burryiug
marers as rapidly as possible, and by to-day all
his arrangements viii be in complete ORDER As 1t ~
all dogs offered this week received and the first
insialment Of those unsod and unclaimed, met their
warery death on Monday evening.
Last wear several hundred were brought in on the
frst of the dogdays but up 10 sundown on 1nddy
Only &c I'd been received aud these were all worth
less curs Mr.. Glover the Superintendent IN charge,
Attributes this falling OF ia the number t. the red1c-
ton in he bounty paid from 30 TO p cents per head
He thinks tie law will prove Of little benefit unless the
old rate is restored There are az many dogs missing
as ever, several ladies aud gentlemen having called
quite early Non lay in search of their lost iavortes
but few, however, succeeded IN finding them. lie
therefore believes that roys and dogbrokers are
bolong many of those spprebended, in hope of rise
in the bounty and thar If the latter is not granted the
valuable VIII he mt for sale TO the Boston and
philadelphia dog markets.
OF those received on Monday, one, noble New
foundland, was reserved from the slaughter and yes
terday morning proved 10 belong TO Mrs John Wood,
The opnlar comcdienne, who redeemed him as
rle learned Of his whereabouts.
Yesterday aborf the same number of dogs were re-
ceiyed and drowned. considerable crowd Of loafers
collect la the neighborhood aetgated by morbid ~
rosity, when the death business Is going oni bat
owing 10 tie excellent arrangements Of hr. Glover,
who has bad fence constructed around The barge, 10
person outside can witness the operation. Officers
Mcvay Of the Fourteenth Precinct and Wooey of the
Twentieth are detailed for the maintenance Of oider
on the premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06

our The justice Of this communication had been recog'
ni,ed BY the SUPERVISOR for they had assigned their own
room for the use Of Part That In consequence OF the
necessary repairs now making, could not be obtained
The sre felt It duty he owed to himself the jurors and
or not 10 enanser life and health by remaining longer In
the room IN which they were and he would therefore, all
oprn the Court till Thursday next and in the mean tne an
order would be directed to the Sheriff commanding him to pro-
vide suitable for Part OF this Court forthwith
II roper accommodations not provided by that tne the
uda- would his duty adjourn the Court for the term
The room in which Part has been held IL close, uncom'
Portable apartment and j. totally unit for the purpose to whch
has been applied II Is believed that the deaths OF Judges
Oakley and Ducr hurried by being compelled to sit there
and Jurors have been frequently taken i'll while sitting In the
tfia of a
JrSI 5-Brforc Justice BoswoRTH
,cTIoy AGAINST sEcoND-AvENUE KAILRoAD-coM-
PLAIST DISMISSED.
Stephen Meyer by Lang Guardian ag Tine SECOND a'e'o
Railroad Company u ,
Ths YVES an action 20 recover damages LOT anegeI
Injuries 10 Stephen Meyer lad nine years Of ege Tue pan
ied that May D. 1851 hi one OF the cars u t
coming down town. aud that on reaeniny h
of street The driver OF the pushed MN oh ina,
In falling his caught the rail- aud cut on IN cohse
oueuce of whch his leg had to be amputated ~, .
defendants ggence and caTeessness on the part
of The ploi,f and moved dfiss the compliant on t'
ground that company not liable The motion was
WIN H. Brown plaintiff; John sosson for defendants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06

United STATES DISTRICT COURT-JUsE 5.-Before
Judge BETS.
CHANGES Is THE CLERKS OFFICE.
George w. Morton, for many years the deputy
Clerk of the Cont having gone Europe Mr. Belts wi the
concurrence Of the Court has appincd Mr Joseph brdgl
the Efficient Deputy's Clerk, to the vacant position
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COURT cALFEDAR-TeIs D.,
DsIrfD STATES DISTRICT C0uEr.-Sos. . n II
iucusiyc.
oUrkfrE CONFERENCE.-The Nos. 500
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-26
HAIR ISON'S
CELEBRATED

HARRISON
CELEBRATED
BARLEY WHISKEH.
WE selling this Whiskey made from Barley, which was M
w house ~ and acknoN
eyed surpass any Whisky introduced IN this 5aAet
rs uniformity In quality ana
tr and fnd change In any respect being
DE then "a decacy richness and purity Our enso
Tn and unheatnEy offer u 10 the
article which recommend as being pure anu perfectly
nee fus oil any other deeteous article too often mixed
Vth The uQuos OF The day We have neNr
before Justified 10 doing now, while the country uoou
"a III mixed and M anufactured liquors.
medrna liquor DO not think can be snrpasseu even
by the branaies sold.
BLAIR & CHAMBERLAYNE
apqI-u No. 20 Main street. Richmond va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-26

Rory1 OWN August and his son James, were
before the Mayor Yesterday. to answer Tor an assault
.--4i..ei upon Austin Gentry Mr. Angus, hired fe-
Ia servant from Mr. G,uTy and corrected her for ms.
...l Duct The SD, on and returned 20 her master
.1 With Mr. As consent Lired her 20 another person
lV.sr Sue vent Mr A. residence on Thursday for
her clothing accompanied by Mr.. g.. Young AUGUST at-
.s.ei TO c'lstse her With a coebiic aud when g. iu
--rsj 20 proven, tLe whipping, be kept bay by
eao- The !aher thtu arrived, and a scuilie eusucd
..ai hy tIs ..r. chu.rs 90 Mr. g. and attempting 20
break from tlc grasp OF Mr. August Ia jais melee Mr.
struck Mr.. Gentry iu che forehead with his list aud
. ir. taeu relaxing her hold Mr. g. withdrew, AID OBJ
rl...d "a peace warrau. The Mayor required Mr. Au-
gus. to give security 20 keep che peace.
ASHLAND R,css.-Tae 6rs, race yesterday was for
s p-opr,.ors purse Of S4d1 uc beats bes, three in
f.. The following is summary OF the entries and re-
John EsIcher's b. Jao. L. by Child Harold.
l.u 1v G'elcoe. wears old. !
o. r. H.ree e. o.. Frank Hicks, by Sir Parker.
dam by Boston wears DID, . .
Gen. 7. !. Green's 81. s. One Eyed Joe, by Pr.
TIM. -I.iat-I.50..
The four mile race between j. T. IS T. W Doswelrs
Annette ual. aad D. AcpIuels Leisure, was closely
contested and non by the latter, in TWO hcats-,:59 E.
SIP.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-26

WASHINGTON, May 25-Ssraie-Mr Davis's rssolu-
tons have al been passed The Indian appropriation
bill was discussed
Ho,re-The House was mainly occupied with the Goa
sderatOn Of private bills.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-26

THg MLura, of the 10Th r .-imeut, mustered y5ster
DAY forenoon about drge hundred strong armed with
d. sword. sc5o5ri umbrellas and Sticks and marched
somewhere, under Che command of Col. Q. b Evans %
Trl.ics military ey0utoas The spectacle was quite iu-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-26

r.-e.j 10 ibis ,,y BIAS been arrested in Washington,
.5- FaJt,u- vi.l1l; diploma. he is denounced by
,.e Washus-ul >r.. a au iupo,t,r, or se.tpromoJej
.,1.. doctor. ul.u- DIS Stay brr. Lc had seytri.
.laae,s notices inserted iu Che Way, a- advertise
uea.- We saw neither of them until tlyir appearance
.l Che psp,r.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-26
WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
w FkOM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,


GRKEsRRIER COUNTY, VA.
The long established reputation OF the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS the Chronic Diseases upon
For many years the waters Of these srlnrs have been trans
ported and persons their and experience
fully trstrs 1r The beHehcidi sots tat hdre resulted
from h,ii tfhsR DRINK Gosh at eJonHfdit.
These gently APERIENT very decidedly ALTER
Others Thai has iyen 10 them their hiy rputii5 Is their o
Ers o,e the peculiar operative influences by which they
orsrcct ru, in the smaller vessels and t,o-o OF morbid
Accommodations diseased organs producing the dierd
ire atd c"ge demandedin almost every case "f chron
As IN APEaIEHT and Alternative the rarge OF disease
which they applicable will be apparent medical meuch
for Instance Chronic 9econs OF the SOmdc Bye Ljrer
Kidneys Stp de- Upon functions Of the otgas geEe
ally they marsed effects stimulating those that Inactive
and establishing healthy seceou in such have departed from
normal condtion.
In DYSPEPSIA, aud in Chronic rtaons Of the coat
OF tbs Stomach and Bowels they employed with the happe
In the various forms Of LIVER DISEASE their superior efficacy
has been long and firmly established
CHRONIC DIARREA is often cured by them, amer other
To COsTIvENEss OF the Bowels and to PILES, they we'll
adapted. - -
To the ererdi forms Of CHRONIC 0BSRRUCTI0Ns &C. pec1
liar 10 mde their derdtir influences are ohen eminenty
NEURALGIA and the various diseases when they
the result Of organic derangement are treated with great success
In CHRONIC RHEUMATISM their known efficacy is coeyal with
the early history OF the Springs.
As palliative Of most excellent effect 10 GOVT their value has
been long appreciated
the abuse Of Mercury la affections, full
of,Le stands unhyaled In it, curative covers
E Pamphlets descriptive Of the medicinal character and ap
plcabes Of the Waters furnished gratis application 10 the
Tse Waters securely put up the Springs N glass bottles
being regularly furnished to the Agents In Richmond for
s I'd prevent Imposition each bottle has the words GREEN
BRIER WHITE SULPHUR WATER" blown 10 the glass without
orders from individuals and the trade throughout the United
states sh3ud be directed to
apq7-dicsm GenT Agents, Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-26

RAILROAD yyFrNG.-rhere VIII be "a nee ing Of the
citizens Of Chesterfield on Norily next. at II O'Clock
49, at the store Of John N1uler To sppont Delegates
% The Railroad COnvc tous 20 be held a Farmy.y and
bu angham Court-iouse, ON the Ilb of June and 4th
Off .Iy next p
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-26

Mrs.c S.oRE-Mr. Pol,te- dealer IN pianos and other
musical instruments, at tle corner Of Broad aud sA
streets, will 10 ev DAYS be prepared % furnish the
pl1Ic wt sheet music % standard and recent compost
t51s lie has jus purchased a stock, embracing favor
ICE ballads aa'tzes, etc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-26

Commandments and Mary Dayer, for diso-ierly
coli-o. Cary street Thursday ush, were arraigued
before che Mayor Yesterday. and sent 70 jail in default
Of security fot their good behavior.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-26

Nav NoRk, May 2a-Coton dull and unchAnged-Four firm
Southern unchanged Wheat firm; southern white 5GC bOcs
Corn tending tusuward Nrd 1G0 yellow LIcts Pork
lrm 500 ~ .; prime ts 50Gt85O sugar firm at yeser-
days advance OF Nc Sp Turpenne heavy 446cts Resin
sealy. los 3ll Dhls b asa stock better NginAs g2A
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-26
STEAM FRIGATE NIAGARA.
MARKETa

NEw YoM, May 25-The steam frigate Niagara, hence
for Panama returned to-day leaking badly, with four
feet water in the hold
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-26
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY GoDDIN 4 APPFRsoY. Auc1s,


GALE OF BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY sRar
y BETWEEN tbs BROOK TURNPIKE AND PAN GROUNDS
ON HOWARD sTEET, ONE MILE NORTH OF RICHMOND FOR
SALE AT AUCTONA The request Of Isaac Williams We viii
sell public auction te premises Monday The 2Sth Nav
lsG O'Clock NJ NE very sesstu and attractive place
Tie place contains 81 acres Of land beautifully situated highly
and having S.gTh e'y building necessary for the
which, excellent Kitchen and stable Ac
whlo e last h5ee Or oIr Ihe place Commands fine
but among the best around the city Aner which, will BE-
sold lot oPposte on The North eide Of Howard street containing
rRsone third cash. balance at and years. for negotiable
may9-lds GoDDIN GPPEFsog, Aucis.
TAUCTIoN-A NO. / HOUSE SERVANT
P yoN Ian. n T ,e a. ny auction Oae on
by the name fJoshuaa No house violin player
ma22-tds HECTOR DAVIS Auct.
UJRUSTERS SALE OF THE BRAUTIFUI
s1DyEY ONE MILE WEST OF RICHMOND IN eer
tain deed executed ty Euaee Robinson now deed the
both duly recorded Henrico County Court shall sxecu
ion hereof proceed to sell " public agction the premises
the fair day thetract parcel conveyed by said
deeds called "DogWood situated In the County Of Hen leo,
which the said Race Robinson resided al the
time Of bis death authorize he propeTty 10 he
sold cash. authorized creditor to say ths,
upon he payment q oneiouh Of the purchase money cash.
chaser executing negotiable notes Interest added secured BY
deed, title retained The taxes for 1850 paid By
IurchaSr The title believed 70 be perfect shall convey
only with special warranty.
GusTAVUs A. MYERS, r..
Ep2S--ds LCFIIN Y. ELLETT, i'N1'Ses'
Sale conducted by doDOS APrERsos, Aucts.
NINE AND ONT-THIRD ACRES OP BEAUTIFUL OAK GROVE
on HIyRE STREET, IN SYDNEY, ADJOINING THE PLACE
CALLED "DOGWT Cd"
Immediately se the foregoing sale advertised by Mssrs My
E trustees, n a, cell that beautiful lot Of 9I
lind Iihs which in original growth BicLo
ry nng the plsce called DogEooi" the East and the
residence Of Nr David W. Carter, H. West This really
most be Auiiful place and within ns Of Lichmon|.
TEENs-O iourth cash. satisfactory endorsed negotiable
not- At months Interest added balance month";
for negota notes intees, aided by The
paid by tn purchaser The title beyond all
question or doubt ma2OI q. A A.
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WILD CHsEE1 BNt~Av.-The memory OF Or. W-uir Is
emplmcd m the hearts OF th0Ja nds whom bis Bai,alg
of ufi chang dss cured OF coughs, colds. consumption
OF some o.her form ot Pulmonary disease.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-26
rIlur YIncINIa LIEE INsTKANCE COMPA.

n =
rur earnest called Importance o 10 chJects Ihs
Company charter. divides ssycncss OF Us profits
che policy holders thereby SWING "
Assured h- avanta--s NutaA sys wtt ihr pee OF
perpetual Capital stock 500 O and fh added security That rs
s. rs lc have permanent uoueyed Interest u conducting Us
&c .-s sfh p-4I.lce and economy.
f CHARTER afe haf Of The Capital stock and ETnnss
On 1rr-t Bond and Mortgage uulncumbsred hea Estate
s-rl t-gbls de amount
The chief Of te Company % all n retaining 40 hont
DE ens- 4oan % money which goes annually from cur STATE
i i prea-m Northern Companies Ihsi money MI o.
-- % Customers for tern Of years a. legal interest," ana a'
f--s-i o. uiisL
1ozueats and Aanuues granted Life and term Policies 10
et AZ ssohe good Companics slaves iasefcdof
I'd wear or for Il o. ~ W
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-26
CITY ITEMS.

WovaS's wsoNes.-Mrs. Elizabeth Butler appeared
before the Mayor yesterday, to the charge Of
.ssrg and assauung Mrs. Jane Garrett These ladies
Inv aioiuiDg tenements on lst street between Main
~ Crv streets aud the latter having been annoyed as
e. saws by soap sUis or water frequently passing from
- rsivhbors los 10 the sidewalk an5 forming puddle
,,nt,uei 20 Mrs. Butler Thursday, Of the alleged
r..51ce The conversation was pot reciprocaly COM
...rt,ry aud as Ms e.. turned away Mrs b gave her
ttI Subsequently,, the latter renewed the quarrel
@ her back porch, and Mr.. g.. sent for officer Qlsres
III, sr issyorei 20 p1cify Mrs b. but received more
l.s than coppe- for ms trouble peace warrant
r issued sud served, and thus the brought
.,sttnior Of the MAYOR Several witnesses testified
--tv BAD passed Ms Buffers residence NJ different
s OF the DAY, aud had never tho nuisance com
-...si Of The Mayor dismissed che warrant and adj
-l,I the parties 90 have immedltc recourse to the
r hereafter, vhen Oh, desire % a53te uuslnces or 20
+. MI En- redress for grievances.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-26
CHICKERING PIANOS.

OIIIOA I4III4NN IiINVDs
A NEW and full supply Of these splendid instru. ..
IA have been received. a27Sta5sQeT
addition the beautiful BoiI De NoiN, the Cir
eulsr Action, and the Grand have the Bou "
DOR, beautiful instrument or an upright form.
The Chickering's have received IS first prize medals all
competitors and nom first institutions and fairs Of
America and Of Europe They have manufactured aad sold
Pianos than any factory In the world
the Chickering's have emanad the best and most perms
that have brought the Piano It's present
econ by the capital they have invested IN msnuac
turing convenience they sell fully ay per cheapeth
factory None OF their instruments the
without having fully Inspected by the best sriss.
this factory has than agency In city, In
Richmond instruments only be "f by the subscriber
The factory all Pianos sell Orders promptly at
tended 10.
side Of Broad street. 9Th and Hab
ton rroher's, No. 100 Main street.
ual2 NATHT cARUsI Sole Agent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-26
LA PERLE AND RUBIS
CHAMPAGNES.

OIIh M 4 AOLNLIJs
E undersigned have appointed agents for the United
States and Canada for the sale Of the CHAMPAGNE WINES
OF Messrs JACQUES G0ERG CO. at Chaons Marne France
We present their Wines the public under two brands namely
LA PERLE and RUBlS
guaranteed compare syoraby with any Wine the American
market
color which Is natural TO the Wine This Wine undoubtedly
Cabinet Champagncs France and MADE
PROM GRAPES OF TIE CHOICEST SELECTIONS
the long experience extensive possessions large
house Of JAcQUE GoERG Co. their deter
nnaou furnish Wines which shall with the approval Of
consumers feel persuaded that trial will fully establish all
claim for the excellence OF these wines.
GRAMER, ABEGG McCLosKEY,
No 10 Broad street, New York.
For sale at wholesale In Richmond only, by
DUDLEY CO.,
mis- ~ Main Street,
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SELLING OUT AT COST.
lIERRINGN AND MACKEREL.-
ID DOMINION SWINGS BANS,

OLD DOMINION SAVINGS BANK,
OF RICHMOND,
Chartered ~ He Legislature Of ItTgtHtd
IHIs INSTITUTION w receive DEPOSITS which an Inter
o. tx viii De paid on AL sums remain
iur longer months and Eve per cent for shorter Tine
Dep0s received al the Insurance office Of Mes WoSiAAA
WAT, No lgO Main ST. BY the TEEtSURER,
CHAS Y. MORRIss President
Jos P. SWORDS, Secretary.
CHAS T. WORKMAN, Treasurer.
ulRkCTlRs:
Chas Y Morriss Jas II Conway,
John Dooley 70 II. Bosher,
Geo W Williams, J. B. McClrland,
John O. Chiles. r. G.. Norris,
Jno , Rrglaun p n Starke,
Wm Brent Ro. J.. Echols,
z n. Nimmo, A T. Dickinson,
Thos. }. Starke, Jos p SEord1,
Jos + 20 trtu. Nm B. Peasants,
Sol A. Myers, Jno. C. Shafer,
Wm. BraEva, Jas D0Tnin,
Wu A. MADDOX Chas WORKMAN,
splI-t3U
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NIeEE NEM eoonS rcEIvED TINS DAl
HEAD QUARTERS
BOOTS AND Shoes,

BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. 90 Main street, RICHMOND, Virginia.
Otgrs shoe store Man street, Offers facilities % Fauic1
aashr n lity or Country, for laying n their supplies 81
s taa are rarey with, being enabled 90 furnish every
.r % family EI description Of shoes &c Tor house
~ or out % us, both oi bis own and ne utsi Worth
--4 uruuft eare Faru.r aIg VII be supplied az
fr.. prices Eh good Shoes Eclils brogues % my own
addition 81 : constant supply OF M kris % shoes o. my own
ls have As rra variety % tLt best Aossru made Boots
.rI shoes a. can be- found a tly h7asc in Nlrgnis-
I1v. al To- 1au call AZ The large Trunk and shoe tmpo
VAN S-''- JOHN c. PAGE. JR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-26


Wm H. Macfarlani, John Purcell,
Jos-ph Alien EAmIT Bsyiy,
Roscoe Heath. jos K Andersen,
Tt1s v. McCante, q. G. Barney
John Montague, Ro a. Aaury,
Dasid Burr jas. A CoWardin,
Lewis Girttr Beoj a. Nash,
John Jones y 2. Moore.
Jls, l. Agp-rson John Claiborne,
LrusD C-rusasu. n c. Whrrry,
" g. Paine Wm "a Christian,
p. p C. Raskrrvn, Nyldham hoberisont
eazl J. Harrison. John q shAier,
Nh n Hsaau Peter q. warwick,
hlbt r. Brooke, r. D Hassins,
Geo ID. Shea Edward Norven,
" lngton Gotlin, Geo ,. SIMMER,
Iohn DaolrT. ID $. Mooltridgc-
Fradfent-WM n MCFARLAND.
lsce PrssifsHf-SAML HARRISON.
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