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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
0O1E1EERCrAx.
oFncE o. IHE VINO. November is. 1890.
THE MONEY MARKET.
The New York Economist say:

THE MONEY MARKET
The New York Economist say:
The banks have recently million dollars Of SPECIE but
gone Orleans viii only relieve the money
there enable Southern merchants meet their
leans and yesterday 100000 making upwards half
million dollars RENTED city vha week, besides
very bes. method Of relieving both souh and
North OF course the continuance OF the present ats Of things
materially depend the extend 10 which the agitation
carried South Carolina and Georgia IL most probable that
that eapse before decided acon
taken popular Will AbAie and that the haanciA
nts merely anticipation Of will
produce such wholesome dread OF the act Itself Will result
gradual return to the nOrmd condition Of aGr This + the
have every confidence that 1t Will be realized
THE PROVISION TRADE.
The Gin ,innati Price Current Of Wednesday fays
The Hog market became quite dull in the early pa Of the
prices declined fully Is cents GENITAL and at the
close pts were nominal buyers having pretty generally with
drawn from the market evening good HOGS ayerang
200 10 pounds have been sold at tG5O66O-
The receipts since the lst Of the month, as follows
BY River. e9
Bg Railways EO4'V
The sosiy Of the ogs coming In is good and the average
weight fuIly per cent. better that Of last year.
Pcts pork declined fully 70 per barrel and c
ed nominal StI7 being at these rates
Green 5H47k and ~ r shoulders, sides aud
hams buyers the close Lard declined q l0 end
shoulders and iioIfI fo- sides The feeling
decidedly heavy and little disposition display
ed 10 buy.
THE COTTON TRADE.
The Bristol Tenn) News Of Friday says:
Some forty car loads Of cotton comprising $50 bales arrived
ed here In the break in the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad This the shipment OF the from Memphis 10
Norfolk OF the I'm amount Of cotton
which viii probably tbs One trAn
OF this cotton arrived here this morning
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HnrsE oF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met at O'Clock, A. N.
quorum having appeared, the journal Of yesterday
was read and approved
Executive DEPARTMENT, Nov Is, 1850.
Gentlemen ofthe House Of Representatives,
herewith transmit the resignation OF Hon. James n
Hammond as Senator of the United States from south
Carolina. ""' H. "i0i'
The Speaker then read the following letter;
REpcLIFEE, Nov. 18th, 1860.
TO His Ereslleney the Governor Of South Carolina;
Permit me to resign through you, my commission as
United States Senator from South Carolina.
Very respectfully yours,
JAMES II. HAMMOND.
Mr. BuIsr offered the following resolution
Rssolped That the resignation OF the Hon. James H.
Hammond as United States Senator from the State OF
South Carolina be accepted, and that bis prompt sever
ance of all connection with the Government ABOUT 10
mass into the hands of Black Republican party the
enemy of the Constitution and the South, is at once
worthy Of his high character, aud proof OF bis hia
devotion to his native State.
The resolution being agreed TO.
Mr. READ offered the following resolution, which was
adopted:
ResoIpsd That il be referred to the Committee the
Military TO enquire into the condition Of the magazines
at Beaufort Charleston and Georgetown with the view OF
ascertainng what work will be necessary for their re-
pair and what guards will be necessary for their secu
rity.
On motion of Mr.. SMoSroS, the following resolution
was adopted:
esolvsd That his Excelency the Governor be author
lied to furnish arms to such volunteer companies
shall give satisfactory proof that they are fully organized
with not less than sXtyfour privates and commissioned
and non-commssioned officers and that they have been
regularly inspected and properly uniformed.
The SPEAKER announced that the Senate had returned
the bill in relation to the suspension of Banks and it was
referred to the Engrossng Committee.
message was received from the Senate, notifying
the House that that body had disposed of the business
before the General Assembly, and ready to ad
journ sine die
On motion Of Mr.. BoYLsroN, similar message on the
part of the House sent TO the Senate.
The Speaker then stated that the Legislature would
assemble on Monday, the 26th day Of November, at
O'Clock p N.
And then, the hour of IL O'Clock A. NJ. having arr
ved the Speaker declared the House adjourned sine die
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NEW STOCK
CLOTHS ClSSiMERES AND VESTINGI
HAVE fne assortment Of Cloths casmeres and
vengs the latest patterns which will make TO order In
style order and At the shortest notice
Those desiring have their taken can de so by calling
on WIN. IRA SMITH,
seq5 1876 Main Street
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VNAmIIIES will consult their interest by ung sKAPLEs In
fAlbIe Baking Powder II Is che per and better than any
sim lar article in market For sale by all retailers
JN0 W. GARLICK,
oc25 soe Proprietor
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SASH, BLINDS AID DOORS.

SAVING AND TURNING.
yHE Oldest Establishment In Rich nond where may be be had
IL articles IN perfection, at the shortest notice
Being confident Of giving entire sfacon the subscriber so
e heretofore the public patronage Having recently added
cabinet and carpenters Turning ais can nov
their work oaf disdppor tent delay. Give call
"A g AMRIER. MAYO atreet
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IRRNCH WAX AND ADAmANTINE CAN
Il DLEs.-75 Boxes for sale by o,,
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NEW BOOKsAT ,....,,.

DECTIFIED WHISKY-Of Rect Tying and
our own brand warranted drugs alWays hand
and Tor sale BY hLDbN Lick,
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Culver PLATED and other GOODS.-slver
- Plated CAslor Table and Tea Spoons Bitter Dishes and
Knives IvorJ Handled Knives Trays and single ia
Toilet Sets Brta Coffee Tea Pots Coal Oil Lamps
VIM y. Br TIER 4 SON,
mo- No 10 Pearl street.
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=. single vote for Hon. Jefferson Davis in
... rharles.on Conven ton, given persistently
,bout the whole fitty-seven ballots, WAS
.,.ty The President, Hon. Caleb Cushing
nv samuel Longfellow, brother of the
:. and minister of the Second Unitarian
c,rr.h # Brooklyn, n. Y, has rendered his
,p.caatlou.
~. Bsn,is, church at n orth Reading, Mass,
-, issfroved bv an incendiary fire. on the LIST
ne, The loss is about $500. No insur-
si.-
rer- John Ninehail, late of the General
S--sg COMPANY. has been chosen commander
# he (irea; Eastern.
rss,un of ~. 600 has been subscribed and
,-s..5rsd 10 Dr. Walker. the retiring Presi-
5.s.6f Harvard College.
III. safe pilot laws OF New York have been
A. AIRED Unconstitutional by the Superior
Cur
The new planet OF Dr., Lescarhault revolyes
r,gEd The sun in q OF our days Rather short
ysr.
Tventv thousand hogsheads of tobacco were
Shipped rom Paducah, Kentucky, last season.
Masonic orders in the United States now
sst.4,e ,,,@3 lodges, and 1870 members.
Her, Kuchei becker, the man that attempted
"a assi.s,nate the Car Nicholas, is dead.
TAere are at the present time 2,.ol licensed
l1tIH. IN Philadelphia.
I;.~ { :. Tarpley, very eminent citizen
Mississippi, died last Monday.
Dir4sn Germ, lit for the table, has appeared
AS Augustine, Florida,
Mayor Lincoln. OF Boston, is in Baltimore.
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-, Nc,hedi., Conference

IT, \ Y. Nav 1.-The METHODIST
j 80 me; at lipast eight O'Clock TINS
C'n'F,,r Bishop Scott presided
s.rahb is- Of each day till the subject is ex-
Thf - the presen lation Of petitions and
esas ~ from the various Conferences. The
rsT' hose petitions and memorials this
SIS o. ,ere on The subject Of slavery, asking
q, ,,r~ssI,ient Fillmore appeared IN the hail,
lA'ti'>iut,on was unanimously adopted
t1aa ). Nm, - a seat on the platform. He
~ We ,YsH hv the Bishops and cordially
- - The Conference rising in mass.
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by RO. r. LYME. Auct'r.
THREE HUNDkH I'd ACKsS OFyA.U

| BILE LAND. IN HENRICO COUNTY. 8
MILES BELOW THE CITY or RICHMOND.
ON THE WHITE OAK SWAMP. FOR SAI f.
AT AUC IiON.-At the request of Mr.. John Fish
er, |. viii sell. at putnc auction. on MONDAY.
the Tth of May at u O'Clock, IN front of Henrico
County Court n oHse that beng court day } that
valuable tract of Land, containing three hundred
acres, situated as described abdvs-ahout twenty
ve acres cleared. and produces we'll Of thu US nal
cyops the balance of the land is well set In
pine and Oa<. from which several thousand
f"rds oi WOOD could q cut. LEAVING suii,ciency
frame Dwelling. with the usua! OUT. tn,ldinss all
buit within a lev tears, and Vel of excellent
water in the yard. Tie location is az healthy as
any in 10 yer Virginia. and society good.
Mr.. Fisher. who lives near the place. will axe
ing To pa chase
TsKMs.-une third cash; balance In one and
two Years, interest added, and deed of trust upon
the premises TO secure the credit payments.
my 3-dtd RO. r. LYME, Auct.
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GEOGRAPHIC NEWS.
I'D. ,.,.,sd for The Richmond Dispatch.
CanrrcsAieMAl.

.,,,orox, May t:--Se"ese.-Lhe Chair
wtsa as message from the President
s-rssaiea Ing information respecting the
!, nan a,aow massacre; also, a commu.
s ne !, sSa:Sa s nsns Valdez
,,seainG .o".r,nsportation Of the New York,
III. te9 ibe and San Francisco mails.
>ss os~Sd den introduced the French Spo-
NJ ~, III Referred to . select committee.
saen o'' s.ort Executive session, the private
a!'eF s considered. and the Senate adj
ssTaf" private bills were considered
aimed
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.o,i.scces>ion Meeting.

49,. ORLEANS. May There is to be a
-, tomorrow evening, In Lafayette
80 u protest against any action by citi-
nls,ana which would commit that
% g ii.union doctrines, and also 10 declare
- -, secession.
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Nnrlheru NlnrkriS.

81 Iopx. May 4.-S,ochs active and better
p, ss e. Cotton fTm-sales of 100 bales
: ID heavy Southern s6io a SO 60 Wheat
'-t-rn Southern reported Corn heavy yell
20, Provisions qulst and UNCHANGED WINS
: ~. st2li,c. Rice firm. Sugar advanced 1s.
: met, Naval stores heavy.
IN New York. Man 3, of $500 Va. 6 g at
.fndn. ut ga: $500 do. at 927.; j O00 Tenn.
:. "a. and 81 1'0 do. at9l.
~ gcRs. May Flour UNCHANGED. Wheat
-xs.te = 20 II 81 50; red unchanged. Corr
-vb,e aus elbow s5dr7S. Provisions steady-
-, T9rs IL IS: Bacon Sides ~ cts. Whiskey
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Land Claim Decision.

gs>HISGToN, May The supreme Court
.s.y decided adversely TO the claimants TO
r acres Of land, or which San Francisco
-, &. Aad Indicated the claim 10 be fraud
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llcniii. &C.

p,s-os Nav 3-Tbe wife of Hon. Il. F.
.'.,e.t died last night.
-, HAYS lectured last night on the Arctic
%, IN aid of his proposed new expedition.
:. -sg, with the promise of liberal material.
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Ry Who's. W. keeSee, Auct'r.
(Cffice corner Of 12th and Cary streets

.6fh2 MATCH HORSES, CARRIAGE
EfESR AND HARNESS, FINE Buggy
~ MARE AND SPRING WAGON. For
SALE AT AUCriON.-On SATURDAY MORN
ING. May 9Th, commencing AT ~ DC ock, | will
offer for safe, at the Horse Auction Lot on Gouncl
HARNESS; one PAIR MATCH HORSES, warrant
ed sound; one very ine BAY MARE, seven years
9 Rasv ~ Maze. One " excel!ent sfRiNG WAGON.
ALSO-Une very large GREY HORSE.
my -. rHOS. ". KEESEE, Auct'r.
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By r.. y. Cook. Auct.

REY AND FbAIukES OF The RES.
N TAUnANT KNOWN AS THE"TRADERS'
GEM AT ACC1 lON.-On WEDNESDAY. 9th
INST, At o'eock: WILL sell, on the pre- mlses, the
KEY AND FIXTURES of tho Rentau ra mt known
as the "TRADEkS GEN." situated IN Locust
Alley
The house has been recently lilly pair ed,
and is considered n iirst-rate stand. Persons de
srous of engaging in the Restorative business
W. ud do we'll 10 attend the sale.
my Il. Is. COOK. Auct'F.
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.u If Spsnish War steamer,

.ellin. OF NFuH'>" =" Ut StV''f' NJ
ynsroLk, May THE Spanish war steamer
H'''aefla lett this afternoon tor Vera Cruz.
J, t,syana. with the Spanish Minister, Senior
:, tidinEs of the L. s. steamer Roanoke,
~ n. Tapanrse Embassy on board
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LIFE INSURANCE. &c.
THE YlKGiNIA LIFE lNsURAN

THE 9 LIFE INSURANCE
CoMpAN4 is now fully prepared for bust
called to the Importance Of IT'S OBJ ects. This Com
pSEy. under It's charter. divides seven eishths Of
MS pToh's every taree Years, anon, the pole,
holders: thereby giving the assured the advan-
taSes of the mutual system. with the pledge of a
perpetual CAPITAL Stock OF SIO0 OCO and the added
security that its Stockholders have permanent
Inoneyed interest in conducting It's Affairs with
prudence and economy.
The Charter requires one half of the Capital
Stock and Earnings to be invested in Bond and
MORTGAGE on unincumbered Real Estate, worth
double the amount
The chief object OF the COMPANY is TO aid in re-
tanning At nome the immense amount of money
which goes annually from State for Life Pre-
mnms 10 Northern Companies. That money will
he loaned to customers for term of years. at le-
gal interest. and dISbu fsed m orr midst
Endowlnents and AnnuItIes granted. l.lfe and
term Policies Issued ut low rates as other good
Companies. Slaves INSURED for one year, or for a
term ot 49, -
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~ RICH e III 6' 4 D, VA Sr
DR.MoNrARDIE',,' F. &C. R. s. NJ. a.,
PROFESSOR t ST CHEMISTRY
SOLE EfSGyFETfk Of HSb P 55hfoSabER
nlAA 9Hi H9SS FAN KILLER.
GREAT FRENCH RHfEeuMAT1c REMEDY,
bess to invite the attention OF the
RICHMOND "~e"9 u
TO THIS GREAT A fHh ysfISTETHN
NOW UNIVERSITY Internal or
THE dF i t - III ~ 1 ! n fERIDicIxE
For the immediate cure of
CH0LERA MORBUs,
Ao'' VI F Z & AND AGUE.
CATARRH. OR COLD IN THE HEAD,
NEURALGIA,
1T CURES THE WORST rod pPT2Rrnatffhk' &c
THE WORST NEURALLSSIHH ALF A MINUTE :
THE WORST cnoLIc IN nAAf a 1"1No 1A
THE WORST SICK HE q XXX MlNur rE
INKALFA MINUTE!
IN WORD,
ALL PAINS AND ACHES.
OF WHATEVER KIND, VANISH BEFORE
~ pur1rJrs TIE 1Is HHT sEi
AND Rt.NOVATE2 THE SYSTEM,
IupAR7ING HEALTHY 5f AMP MIN Dl aNb BODY.
In BALTIMORE, WASHING roN, AND ALL OTHER
CITIES wHERElTH.s BEEN lxTRopuCED.
1T HAS ENTIRELY SUPEKCEDED ALL
OTHER PREPARATIONS.
MOkE OFT BEING NOW SOIL
than of any other Medicine in the World.
AS SPECIFIC FOR
FEE NJ A l. + CON J l. A 1 N rs.
1T STANDS UNRINALLED.
We do not say of this Medic ne as IS frequently
said OF others, THAT after using or bottles re.
lief NAV be expected" We confidently assert
that in using tins medicine the relief is
INSTANTANEOUS:
While the price of this iiREAT BLESSING Is only
Is and 80 CENTS PER bottle.
We respectfully ask Tor IT Il trial from all sat
jsied that one trial w, be sufficient to establish
for II in Richmond the high reputation It enjoys in
All other cities. JAS. McUONNELL.
General Agent, Baltimore
For sale in Richmond by PURCELL, LADD CO..
FISHER Il WINSTON, Main St.. and by Druggists
generally. my l-Imil
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DIsSOLUTIONS, &c.

O1So00O 4SN0 C8Cs
NOTICE. Having sold my tools, stock IN trade
~ and good will to Mr. GEO. STARR EFT. my
friend, and customers will please call on him for
any work they may require.
Very respectfully. VIM. BOWDEN. JR.
PLUMBING. GAs-FITTING, TIMING. &c,
done in the best manner and with dispatch. EST
mates furnished for Buildings. Furnaces and
Ranges OF the most approved patterns; always
hand large and desirable stock from which to Sc
lect. GEO STARRETT>
Belvin's Row, Governor st
(,U-PAKTNE Elk shir NVTICE.-Tn e under
~ signed. having formed CO pa rtnershp under
the firm of r. H. NORVELL 4 co. 977 Broad st.
for the purpose of conducting the Wholesale and
Retail TR NM \ CiS and FANCY BUSINESS, re
specially state that we are enabled Ia offer y we'll
selected stock OF Goods in our line, and hope, by
street attention to business and accommodating
habits, To- merit the patronage If our friends and
the public. Kl!.AND II. NORvELL,
HERMAN kOPPLE.
April cath, 1860. ap 30st
DtSSOIUTGON.-Th 90 partnership hereto
IL tore existing under the name of WENDEN-
BURG e. BOHMER, at City Point. Va, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
ROBERT WENDENBURG will continue the
business on MS own accountant sOlicits contlnu
snce of the liberal patronage bestowed on the late
firm.
ap25-lm WENDENBURG Il BONNER.
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IA, Preserve the Teeth.-Meade h Bakers
"SAPONiN f TOOTH POWDER is confidently
recommended to the pubic As the hest dentrihce
eyer made for REMOVING TARTAR. PIE
VENTING ITS FORMATION, PRESERVING
mouth and breath. IL has been used by our own
citizens with entire satisfaction, and is fully en-
dorseu by our best Dentists.
READ THE FOLLOWING; ~ have used and pre-
scrbed the ',Saponlne Tooth Powder Of Iessrs
Meade Baker and Ia MY ovinIon better pre-
paratlon for the ends in view can be com pounded
JNo GKo. WAYr. Dentist.
Prepared only by MEADE & BAKER.
my lin Richmond, Va
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MILLINERY.

N MISS v. a. TEMPLEMAN nn
c. Will OPEN on Friday, 10th, full andhs w.
~ select assortment of eQE0
SPRING AND SUMNER MILLINERY.
AL No2iI Broad street, ap ll-l
60 oPhN'f fsss HE sfk'>G 90
Mas. DEMELAiAN. on Main. he :SnlSS6
tween Eth and 18th sts,. informs her customers and
tue ladies' IN senera that she is ready to show her
Tire articles will he so d cheap.
bONNEIS and FLATS altered and hleached
Country merchants and ml.ilners Will find bar
gains AT Wholesale having bought Il large STOCK Tor
that trade lap IL lm* J. EMELMA AN.
~ SPRING MILLINERY Nn
MRS. DAVIS & SISTER. al4 Broad &a.llsstS
street. between it and 9th, Nottii sts. have Just
received a large and varied assortment of
SPRING MILLINERY,
embracing all the latest styles. to which We invite
the attention OF the Ladies' Also, a large assert
ment OF ChIldren's GOODS.
"a We Will open our SPRING STYLES on
WEDNESDAY, the 4th inst. ap2-ts
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n Splendid Stock OF

A- Splendid Stock OF
DRY GOODS
AT COST For CASH.
50 COO worth of new All elegant, FANCY and
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
AT PRIME COST FOR CASH ONLY,
To close business on 1st August Our stock is large
and complete in everv de parment. particularly in
RICH DRESS SILKS,
And every new fabric and design Of
LADIE IS DIE IS GOODS,
,, MANTltLAS, SHAWLS AND BUSTERS.
Housekeeping GOODS ofevery description. Large
stock of PLANTATION GOODS.
EMBROlDEK LACES and hosiery.
AS we are selling oil to paw our debts and close
business as early as posi- BILE. Goods will be
CHARGED PERKINS & co
my lin No III Eagle Square
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IA One Trial will insure the use of SEMPLE'S
INFALLl BILE BAKING POWDER in any fam
y. il properly used. For sale by Druggists and
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y, s,a no s e. c sztkAySwksstE1E cor
NY -a Cary street.
WASTED-A SITUATIONS, a young man
~ store. or to attend to Horses and drive Car
he Is v TI prss,e family; any employment
'ya ~, md Main streets, Room No II, for one We ef
WANTED WASHER WOMEN Fo, -.
r. White Sulphur Springs white women pre-.
., I. q. ana must come We II recommended Apply
s' o'sse OF the st. Charles n ao, + s T.
WANTED-sfTUATIO By two Dung men
y, WIN a good House Carpenter. Are willing
areas ".Te' ns',9et,"ns, Necessary Please ad
WANIED.-A fresh cow. with n Gals. to give
~. gallons Of Milk per day. A city or neigh
patch ONCE. myau
WAN TWO BOARDING. House
w KEEPERs-To board stone Cntters. Non.
''' competent persons HE GsiH fEr!D'tsALLrHrR.
my s-3.~ Richmond Granite Quarries,
WAHNoT'-sstpt,,N9 be s spoxn th1, las WRIGHT,
MOVED his place Of business to 10Th street. be-
tween Main and Cary streets, where he would lie
IRON new customers, promising all to serve them
IA the very best manner, and upon reasonable
te ,a he.eIencea given to new custoihers, old
Please tsmsmberthe name and place.
my2-4t' JAMES WRIGHT.
w and PkoDUcE BusiNESSss"meAI Gentleman
WIN . mInderate capital who Is good accountant
anu "i1hs 70 take an active interest II. business
a!essns tSf@u.h Fo ,ssa o III sa
oatisiactofJ reference gwen and required.
my ITS
WArNIED1FlFTY HANDS, to work on the
in MIX rsSSe rs,nca and coalields Al ROAD
from Is to per day. 200 oara isas per w month"; nsy
Inc section OF country which the road runs through
fnI inrther Information, address me at Fay cite
vile, G. Those who desire to come would do
ap 50. d aim On "''A0"' H afisRi SAUNDERS.
w LOT OF GROUND. 20 by SO feet. on IA side
i et withn tive or three squares of corner of
dress LEssEh Post Oh Once ese Oh s'a an ad
WANTEtD-To RENT-A STABLE, with
v;,s room Tor four horses and two omnibuses
dress TENANT,s Post u" " Custom hG ap IS ad
WANIED-STOkE-On Main street, between
g., 18th and l4th SITS. A liberal will be given
POSSESSION wanted as soon as possible
WANTED.-I wish to purchase a good COOK.
an SSf e ST. D1 Nieh SSas gaoon
WANTED-.Ag good OPERATOR on Wheeler
ap lets cHiLEs / cHENERY.
W An Ill MEDlATELY.- 20 first-rate
w y ]. l. MAKERS. None but good
hands need apply.
GlNTER. ALVEY ARENTS,
ap2--ts Corner of Main and 18th streets
WANTED-2.oO0 doz Champagne BOTTLES
" wanted by DUDLEY & CO,
mnl3-ts ~ Main st.
WANTED-Everybod body to know that ] have
'. commenced the manufacture of TRUNKS
CARPEI- BAGS, and VALlCES at No. "a, Main
street, Richmond. where they can find a beautiful
assortment OF Trunks, Vahces, and Carpet Bags,
OF every style, at prices low as they can be
bought III the Northern cities, both at wholesale
and RETAIL Trunks repaired and Covers made to
order. at the shortest notice.
de 2o-6m JAMES KNOTS.
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BOARDING.,

DOA X - Nc .-One or more very desirable
- ROOMS. for families or gentlemen, at the
Park House, Bank street. Early application, and
terms moderate. Also, DAY BOARDERS.
2i-2w
RoAKDOk RENT.-Twc most DESIRABLE
- ROOMS on 18th street, IN rear of the main
building on corner of Broad street. opposite the
Powhatan House. They will be rented to single,
or TO married gentleman, without cm!drs II, vino
could he accommodated with board in the family
Apply at the residence, Broad and llth streets.
NH 3l-ts
DARKER HOUSE.
L BOSTON, MASS.
Gentlemen will find the best of accommodations
with every effort for the comfort of guests. LAR
DER not exceled il the United States.
II. D. PARKER,
NH 3-6m ]. +. MILLS.
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"a Use the Rcst.-SEM PLIES INFAILI8I.E
IA MING POW DER, The hest and cheapest in
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A Extraordinary and Elegant
SUPPLIES OF NEW GOODS

SUPPLIES OF NEW GOODS
~ 4 Ist. 1860.
THOS. X. PRICE x co are making large add
tons to their splendid stock from the u, ost r.cent
importati0ns. Tor Spring and Summer sales, IN
ever, department. Just opened and more ex-
pected hourly
Beautiful SILK POPLINS. all colors.
ELEGANT ANGLAiS ROBES. choice grounds.
Silk TOILINErTS. entirely new.
another lot beautiful LAW Ms, so much desired.
Grey FOt LAR Dis. the last in market.
Black Mourning SILKS and TAFFETAS, very
low.
Lace and Mu'l'n COLLARS.
HOOP SKIRTS.
Linen and Cambria TRAVELLING SETS, &c.
Their NANTIlLA department and mandatory
is now very full in every material. from the most
surerh LACE to the most moderate ANGLAIS
DtSIE X; and If a customer cannot be suited from
the stock they will he made to order of any shape
ant quality. upon few hours notice.
Novelties b, every steamer.
l-lw T.R PRICE co.