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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-07

RICHMOND DASvnlE RAILROAD COMPANY,
Richmond Nov. 18Th, 2s60. I
THE TIIJRTRENTH ANNUAL MEETING G.
Of the Stockholders q this Con psny, will take place the
second wEDSE- DAY (l2h) December, next
THOs. W. BROCRESBOROUGH
Secretary and Auditor.
FORM PROXY:
Know all men by these presents that the undersgned do
hereby constitute and appoint Attorney - for and In
name questions tia he brought before the
meeting stockholders OF the bchm nd and Danve Rail-
road Company be held Richmond "WEDNESDAY the 18th
December 1890 at adjourned meeting thereof here
nv ratug all the Of saii Attorney 10 the premises
ay pr and voting Ia person. In ties Irony
whereof - have hereuuto AhbXed-haad, this day Of
ain Al
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY eopDfN 4 ApPERsoN, AUcTs.
5HEdScSsg A sISE


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sALk OF LOTS AND
~ HOUSE, ON VALLEY AND CONCORD sTREsTs. HoH:
hOND, AUoTI0aUnde dscrea & tbs Circuit Court Of
Richmond City, pronounced day November 1890
In the suit Of Dennis ueKenny rein pend
Ing the undersigned, Commissioner therein appointed will
eeedio sell at pablo auction. the premises SATURDAY
the 2d day Of Dec mber 1860 az M not, Tie neat fall day
thereaer) beginning O'clock NJ the real in said
decree consisting Of lot a ground fronting 30 feet
six on Valley street, opposite 10 the residence OF Joha Pd
dy ESQ., with the dwng house aud ether improvements hern
Also, lot Of ground Immediately In Of the above, fonng
30 feet sir inches oonsoTd street. With framed
AMI olh:r Improvements 10 said lot belonging
TERH5-Oneourth CASH balance credit oGx twelve and
eighteen mouths added from day Of se the purchaser
puhAers give negotiable mites for the deferred payments
the title 10 be retained until ali the purchase paid
and Ia conveyance directed by the Court.
ROBr. R ,H0wIsoy, c mr..
Sale eonductfd by GopDrS ArPEEsoS. Aacis deT-tds
TWO MOST VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
Il On THE EAST SIDE OF So srsEEr, BETWEEN FRANK
LIN AND MAIh sTs FOR SALE AT AUoTIoNA the request
Of W. A. Robnson Esq shall sell public Hucten the
premises fUEsDAY the 18th December 1850 4oeock
portion OF that very valuable LOT locate above now In
the occupancy Rev Dr. Mnnegerode, viz ot fronting IS
feet the side OF Sd street. north OF the dwelling running
back 90 feet Also lot fronting 60 feet the side Of Sd
street. souhsde Of the dwelling running back The north side
Of Mn street % feet the residence Of Dr. r. W. Hancock This
10 Jus regarded valuable real esa being only In
most delightful nghborhoOd bat quite Convenient to the bus
psrts Of the city.
TFsHs-One.f1uh cash balance at and 10 months for
goabs notes. interest added, secured BY trust desd title
tanned G0DDlN 4 APPERs0N,
de4 Aueiioneefs.
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NRYSTALINE JELLY may be made In few minutes
shout eggs the troublesome OF boiling by buy
Ing OF Meade a Baker a 20 cent package Of their
One package will maize over qaSi Seautiuy Transpa
r. nj Jelly By our directions which will mpany each package
MEADE BAKER, Druggists,
ls6 Main street.
des Corner above Post q flee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-07

IHRESH RUTTER.
Strictly prime Orange county Butter, for % cent?
Prime G. sh n Butter, for 20 cents
Good Cooking Butte from 10 10 20 eenis
Receiving Fresh, twice week
2s0Otbs MOuntAn Buck wheat
Dried Peaches and Apples
white Hominy Beans
Bsek I've Peas For sale wholesale and retail by
J. 3 ROBERTSON,
des-1m Co. Governor aud Franklin SITS.
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LAW CARDS.

FHOFEbSHONALN OIICE.
WOOD BOULD1N and bis son WOOD BoULDIN r.,
w have united in Of the law, in the counties o.
o4 %doS b a%ia "a M''f'HS1rE WOOD pOuLps
Boydton, TGcott Post ONCE,
heeklenburE, county Charlotte county.
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
RICHMOND, VA,
WILL practice in the Courts Of the cities Of Richmond and Pc
w ersbug and the counties Of Henrco and Chesterfield
once in Beyins Block 12th street. near state O H. Au2-f
EUsTACE GIBSON,
ATTORNEY at LAW.
WILL PRACTISE in the Courts Of Giles Mercer Monroe.
Montgomery aGi p1st and will collect and remit pune
Post ONCE Giles Court House, Va JyiI
JOHN w. GREEN,
ATTORNEY at LAW,
WILL PRACTISE in City Of Richmond and
w County q Hs9rcO s.rs attention vii be oven to n eu-
.ne's entrusted to him once for hs present. VIII h; IA
r.. G. & B. Q. BOULDIN.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
CHARLOTTE COURT HOUSE, VIRGINIA.
CourtsohArOtte Prince Edward, ApPOmat,OI, Mscklen
burg and Lunenburg nyl2-iy
P. o. BRECKENRIDGE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
DRAccEs in the Courts OfBoteOzrs and adjoining counties
fsaS~'y Paitonsbarr Bo.e.ourt county, Va.
B. B. DOUGLAS, T. GREGORY, ia,
Ayeth, King "n. Oid Ohureh, HANOVER
DOUGLAS d. GREGORY
WILL attend King william and Hanover. B.
DOUGLAS will also attend the Courts Of King Queen
and Caroline. feb-U
VIM. II. WERTH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WILL practice in the courts Of PyNIniA HranEln, Henry
Liberal advances made claims placed his hands eODs'
address, PitsylvAnIl O. IVA jss-dly
p BOILING. RHUaHa.
BOILING & HUGHES.
ATTORNIES AT LAW.
DRACTICE regularly county Prince Edward and The
4 adjoining counsI ~ Address Prince Edward O IL, and
PGrnvile, We. Ja9-lV
KisxlDgsE ALEx. b. OUIooI
JOHNSON 81 GUIGON.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
RICHMOND, VA.
Practice r all The courts ofe city OF Richmond and eoeny Of
Henhco. Mr. johnson viii practice In Chesterfield
EB-oHee, Yb!g Building, on FrantIn Street i've
VOHN II. LAY and Wm. p. BURWELL have
81 associated themselves for the Practice Of Law, In the
county Of Chesterfield.
JOHN LAY practices In PoWhatan. Address sublsts
T. o., PoEhsGn.
Wchnond nd those OF the county Of Henrce.
His once has been removed 70 Franklin street; the
WHY Building. nGii-ly
WIN. w. HENRY.
ATTOR NEY AT LAW,
the Courts Of Charlotte Primes Edward and Halifax.
Post once. Charlotte O. H.. Va spl1-ly
III l.. BROOKE hes resumed the practice Of LAW IN the
oes IN BslVinS building lHth fronting Bank street.
IsSe-u
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I ARGE NUMREa OF VALUABLE BRlC I.

THE CHEAPEST pace In the CITY TO buy
AIooking Glass Picture Photograph square or oval Al
GEORGE EHsENbERGs Mandatory opposite the Examiner or
Gee, Governor street. -.
BOD Frames guilt lowest possible prices by GRO
EHRENBERG Mirrors all sizes and pate made 70 order
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SETTLED FOR EVER!
The important question Of
POISON IN HAIR DYES!
CRISTADOR0'S HAIR DYE
has been analysed and
DECLA ltED MAR VI L L S.!

by
Professor ROBERT Chiffon Of New York.
The ars. analytic America kGet Of the Dye amo lnsAnta
aeous Impats black shade o. brown Color rleh
natural and uniform Manufactured No Aston House, New
Sold verywhere aud applied By all Hair presers
noSi-d&wim
SPECIAL NOTICES. cents to
UASSS 81 90 will buy Of Graham's small Stencils for
marking clothing With ISDEABLE Xxx Call and examine spec
n I've In the country send for sample enclosing
stamp. Also, every variety brands made 70 order.
A. l. GRAHAM, Brand Gutter,
ss5-tf Next Door To the Columbian Hotel Reh'd, Va
VIRGINIA AT Rules held In the Clerks Oaes Of the Cir
cult City Of Richmond the hrst Monday Ia De
cemoer 1860, tbd 3 the Sd day Of TIE month";
and WILL An Garrett merchants and paners under
the nrrn and style Il T. w. Pierce Co.. PltfL
Eursa- earth Dert
In Dot and Hoog at Ici ment returned erecuted
jest this OF the defendant Two hun
dolas and nnetysx cents With interest TO be
nputd the per oentum tl2 96
D. thereof 18th Of July lsG0 and tOO the
mAlnder N reoi from the 26h day 81 July, 1851 till payments
aad affidavit having been made by William Garrett Of the
p Aforesaid and sled that he "a dgeneet ascertain
Corporation o. this Commonwealth ihss dsend
and that he ascertain that he has e the Commonwealth
within the same the said defendant Is required
Ehn month AFTER publication hereof and d. what
Is necessary 10 protect his Interest 10 this suit
A Copy-Testc
deG-w4w JAMES FLLErT Clerk
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(NLOAKS.-CLOAKS.-We have few very superior
Black Cloth and Velvet Coaks Of entirely and egAn
patterns which offer rSse at prices much reduced
very elegant aad differ from anything that
has been sold In Richmond CHlLEs CHhNbHf
dec
TTARPRTS.-CARPfT s.-we have still on hand good
stock OF Carpets which 10 close out will sell At greatly
re uord prices We do keep CAe during tbs and
Ter reduced prices because wAn the room or other
:, ods dc CHfLEs OHENERY
\ LIQUORS! LIQUORS!I LIQUOHS!ll-WIN-
siON POWERS In large stock Of old Whiskys,
~ andes &c
20 bb "Pure Rye brand well known now about zine 70
years old
80 bis Bungardners now old and mellow
2I5 /" Of various brands all pure and good
geo " lower grades
20 pipes half pipes Hennes and ntard Dupuy o.,
with heavy stock Of Liquors generally for sale low deo-n
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ATTOR NEY AT LAW,
Attends the Courts Of Charlotte Prince Edward and Halifax.
Post once. Charlotte O. r., Va. spl1-ly
III l.. BROOKE hes resumed the practice Of LAW In the
III. city Of Richmond.
Once IN BsVn' new hudDs on l2h fronting Bank street.
IsSe-u
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TIsHEa : sHEPlan, AFenta.
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TT is NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY, SINCE
OLD AND ING.
Affirm Its Truth,
We: That


PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Will inably the growth and color Of the hair
used two three times week imaginable age Per,
shs hsis asSs ~ and beautiful hsa III
men and genissh q classes the world
bear testimony that do not say too much in its favor Read
afkSss 81 aa nss w I'VE sr.
induced to use some Of Eo Hair to ATTY a and Its effects
our little sons head some time perfectly covered
with and called it scaId head The hair almost
rey off in when friend seeing his suffer.
h epss Il friends
p q 5 ao @ ou we
that boy healthy scalp, and luxuriant crop
your Reora.ve perfect remedy for ali diseases
OF the scalp and hair We are yours ressefiiS
s shR Y I. dfdsfsBoTh1M
fail N sssas i
months il in Thai condition and having continued is
color and soess and ue greatly preferred
to those produced By the duplication q oils Or Other pega,F
for every lady toilet whether be used Hair Restorative
o have Ss s to e who my
Of its performing all that claimed fo, fs ! svuaxns
oincinnnt, O., Feb. 10. 1857. III Third street.
WELLINGTON. NO.. Dec 8. 1857.
who had been using Hair Restorative induced to
il head o Now my deal
thicker than it Nothing bit duty and sympathy
lie benefit received Fioi woods si
The PVT Up sestIs, q tarss sisss args
es pA i p
in proportion than the SMALL retails for dollars
Co. o o IS 9s ~ cent more in proper
q H. n RsssSys h
And sold = good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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1lartifuIar Notitts.
Ngw oaLEAss, April Q. 1860.
RS-Inaugurntfon of the Statue OF Henry

EEw ORLEANS, April Y. 1860.
IrnaMguTrnatioRRs If TIE Statue Of Henry
The First Assistant Grand Marshal and the Aids 10 the Grand
Marshall will assemble the residence OF the Grand Marshall
No 37 ST. Joseph street, mt ~ O'Clock NJ on Thursday,
18th Of April. =,
The Division Assistant Marshals and their Aids will
W O'Clock the position assigned for the right
Of their respective Divisions they will at once proceed % pr
taking place line they arrive the ground the
several bodies according 10 their order as stated in the pro-
gramne foi each Division.
The Marshas Association other bodies specially
requested report The Marshal Of The Division to which they
are assigned immediately their arriving upon Inc street
upon which the Division is to be formed.
o'clock precisely the salute BY ne artillery viii be hea
The military will Immediately take the line Of march,
followed by the First Division When The left of the First D
vision passing the corner q Charities and Canal he
and join the First Dbson when the left Of the Second Dr.
vision passing the Of Charres and Canal Streets the
Third Division will forward and join the Second Canal
The Marsa the Fourth Division WILL he
observes the Third Division the march his Division
ST. Charles the south side or Canal street to Camp street
there to halt until the lett Of the Third Division Is clear Of Char
Approaching the march, Msrshals Of
Divisions will conform to the order laid down In the
for the route Of procession #
The Grand Marshall Marsals and Aids will be de
sgnated ~ follows:
Grand Marshal-Purple velvet baton.
First Assistant Grand MarhaBlue and gold scarf and
baton.
Division Assistant Grand Marshas-Red and gold scars and
batons.
Aids to Grand Marsfal--Blue and gold armlets.
Aids to Division Marshas-Red and gold armiets.
Joint Committees-Tri colored rosettes.
The badges will be delivered the Division Msrsals for their
Aids and the Aids of the Grand Marshal during Wednesday
on application Mt No. 40 Camp street -
Black coat and pantaoons white vest and gloves and
hat is the dress adopted be tho occasion by the MAI
al6 St J. b. WALTON Grand Marshal.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT NEW ORLEANS
Chief Engineers Office, April Z. 1860
Hg- Inauguration OF the Statue of Henry
CLAY-The File Department will participate in the ceremonies
Of the occasion, THURSDAY, April 18th, agreeably to the
invitation of the Clay Monumental Association.
The several Engine Hook and Ladder and Hose ~
numerical order under the direction Of the Chief and Assistant
Engineers half past o'clock A. NJ Camp street. opposite
Lafayette Square, preparatory joining the procession
The Fire CompaDies from Gretna yeerson City and
Carofon respectfully invited unite with the Fire Depart
ment in the celebration Of the day.
the conclusion OF street. the De-
partent will Lafayette Square thence be dismissed
ALFRED BELAEGER
a9 Chief Engineer.
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WOOD, HIILTENRERGER IL Co.
SOUTHERN ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
No. st Camp street.

prepared 70 I'LL orders any extent Tor every deB
ton Of
Ornamental Iron Work.
such as Front Fences Cemetery Ratings ore Ratings, We
randahs Balconies Gallery Ratings, Stairs, Iron stauay,
Fountains, Furniture, etc, etc. a.,
and Cemetery Ratings fitted with Iron
Posts go either into the ground coping as the pnr
chaser may prefer. - ,, -, 80, =. . :,
We would call particular attention to the cAsFdRoN MAJ
u.s. expressly for Sonh which, in point of elegance beauty
and durability will compare with the finest structures IN marble
granite.
Estimates any Information in regard TO work chesrnlg
furnished al all times sheets of designs sent by mail
those DESTROYS Of making selection:
81 Camp street, New Orleans.
WOOD PEROf,
ola 8n RIDGE Road Philadelphia.
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~ 40. MENstIAN. STATE TAX COLLECTOR FOR
eJ ms Dsc has removed his sfee from Rousseau
70 No. between Josephine and Adele sreet
n16 30
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zssz=.ss&SAs-SM MEETING OF 1sso-NIll commence
THURSDAY, June 14h, and continue four days
FIRST DAY, THURSDAY June 4.-Post Stake for all
ages mile heats 500 subscription $50 forfeit nov
sls e a Ts s e s s s to close on the
o s So sfs s hf for Tss
sass
80 s3 ms
s sRSsD rs S Purse
SANE DAYsubscribers, Handicap, two and half mile
s sasa & sh s 2 weights announced from Judges
SAME pAY-sweepstakss sor colts ana allies then three
i've four or more e fill he 70 and eoe
on the first day Sf aag three more start the second best
THIRD DAY Ak June sS-f ropfietors Purse,
SAME Purse mile heats best three in
FouRTH DAY, THuRsp AY, June 2l.-Post Stake for all
shh 4ss s Hs T.ssfss
mile dash to name Nay Sls weights announced from ths
SAME pAYHandieap Purse two mile heats, for horses
1essn dqgn s e Msen s STATES ID j ~
amount added the Proprietor half forfeit all Of which viii be
Entrance all the Purses, 5per cent which moneys will go
to M hs # Sy 81 ss
Is rule for handcappng 10 be by reducing not increasing
number Of horses be by the person, any
of the Handicap Stakes z
1t shall be The discretion of the Proprietor
srption the Subscribers and New York Hotel Handeaps
after May 2lst.
II should all Ill., 5000 will appropriated u
run for in some manner by the horses that appear the
Course
Proprietor reserves privilege posponin any Of tho
of weather.
Subscriptions, nominations declarations all the Stakes
and Handcaps BIO addressed the Proprietor
Hiram Cranston New York Hotel New York City Fashion
Course, Newton, Queens Co., l. L. N Y. r
The above moneys viii be hung the day after adyer
pLopitna a has invariably characterized the management
Of this Course and horse WALKING will receive
MONEY.
ane IL HENRY corTaN pronr,s,or
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DEMOVAI.-P b. FELL MARSH have rsnausea ts.rs
II porarily 10 No 6S Camp street. Up ssatss s,n
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Holland Council Of Royal and Select
month n the Of Concord Royal Arch Ghanter M Xxx
Fellows Hall, First District. ~ @p'0' w. 1' oao
OrTIcEss-I III Holland I. H.. G.. M: O. p Crane
p..L'. g.. M A. Bartiette, W; Bruno de f.ncas,
Of the Guards G. Wood Conductor: onsrgsid ssSs
Peter Monsen, sentinei = sssa I'd
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81 M9Wmra Lodge No. I3, L. O. o. F--Meet-
Odd Fellows Hail. at O'clock - 1es oo 4'o' q
ohesrspL. Al Beniixen N G; N. P. Lytle " G.; Hugh
tarv; G. Treasurer 'a, ieiniaeiL seere-
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