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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-22
LIE AED E1RR INSURANCE.

- 1890
| ThsVirgfnia Life Insurance Company
.s s = s s%a NE q IL
THIS cspany cimrter DIVIDES % ~
sa s,s, sse ,sss sssng " p mutual s,ss viii
ias Ps s q perpetual s, s.cs o. iio and The
insss. i sssdae si i. ~ prudease and
The -ssr e s ar q Sar,'s ~
| Real Estate, worth double the amount.
The chief s. :. The eoppaas K ss n from
state Tor LIE Premiums 10 Northern co%panle. lhs
Eiosrnerj asd annuns granted. Life and Term Poleie,
good Companies Slaves Insured
for one year or for a n t'i" = ,s"i'
WIN. II. Macfar;and, John Purcell
Roscoe b. ieatb, JoA Il. Anderson,
Th0< ". Net ance, g. q. Barney
John H. Montague Ko. H. Maury
David l. Burr, jas. A. Cowardn,
Lewis Gin,sr Bnl 4! Nash,
john Jones, J.. T. Moore,
iss s |. a ars.s:~ }Ga Wh @,a,.'Fn''
Vim. q. Paine, Wa. II. Chrisiian, -
IL. D. { baskerville, wyhdham Robertson,
VIM IL iiaaail, Peter G warwick,
G GSet T. D. S, sit Els W. SoT,s
Wellington G.ddIn. George J. SUMNER
ice fs'' l,@sl5,ss.iHG'f J, iihEEi:oN,
ihysie.aA--pn. Bi.A ~ i:WEiI
''''''y ~ !. hbSM rkkAohS'rs. Secretary.
John N. MILLER, Agent. l., aehburg, va.
~ once Main aud II III srccts, gielmond Va
mas y d6n
Fire Life and Marine a" a.At.
ynohbuig HJae q Fire Insurance Company.
NUS Company makes Insurance ngans: loss damage by
4 lire. W ling Houses, >i"rr, "barrp Factories AMI
uildlns, Ffnihc aoDds Wares and Merchandise,
generally ami eodny On Tho wust favorable terms
Also Insurance tc lives uf al persons enjoying
good health and oi sound constitution TOR tie whole duration
lite. or Tor y limited period.
SLAVES employed IN ordnar, occupations, will be insured on
reasonable terms.
The COMPANY will also take marine risks from and to an. OF
ihe Northern southern Ports At favorable rates
JONS ROBIN MCDANIEL, President,
JANIS II. CORES Wee ircsidehL
JAMES NJ. LANGlOENE, Chief Engineer
Jons OrEY TAYLOR, DAVID f. SPENCE,
JAaE, =. PAYNE. JouS I. DAVE,
~. STGAIToS, MhuEtk ). LAsGHogSE,
tHA-. L. sLAuGnrFR.
JAS. o. WILLIAMS Treasurer
GHEED T Wits. - fn'a-T
BIZ. WM. OIWAY OWfS Medic 4 Examiner.
Tn. Medical Examination Of subjects for insurance Will be
made The uc o the uompan! each day between the
hou Of = am . clock. /. VI. E}-dlS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-22
Forwarding Business,

F1NiE james River anu Kama ~ha COMPANY having ncccn1
10 the proposition vi Silc X Co.. iVate.
,e rates h foutcs have been compelled Ia adN
rates by that cement. enabled ru
goods through ~ 10 ~ hollow tic south side Road
Co. prov idrA the, atherc Ia the spaai"us. nnd
tccs thu difference will h. much greater any t5r
d<ferBfnf % tccs 10 the ioTesf jns,ls pant srrV
drticis the high tos will permit merchants
ynceburs aud tie West viii Hnd II greatly la advantage
10 ship their goods VIA Richmond A. :. LEE,
forw ardng and Commission Merchant
maj LA n he buck. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-22
HnLMBoLp's RosB WASH.


An excellent syphn,c Nature and a,
an injection IN Disesses Of the Urinary organs arising
Baesa or . such .. g ea''
kstdesc< " 10 most reliable and rsspoHstt character
- ' cREfiFicATEs Of CURES,
from 10 20 pears standing
~ WIFE S"A'' f sciENc e. AND FAME
Medical Properties Of BucHU Dipensa'oy OF tho
Professor Devices valuable works the Practice OF
Ph,ac n,,,.,,,,,
s Remarks made BY Dr. ErHRAIa MCDOWELL, cello.
reiaud and published In the Transactions the King
.sa 2 ss,. ,,.,., ~ prx,,wx
TnAyERs, Fellow Of Roya College Of Surgeons
See most of7he late Standard Works on Medicine.
Extract Buchn....S 90 per bottle. or six for $500
]" Sargnpnrilla. 1O0 500
improved Rose Wmsh 50 2.b0
pozrs oy EACH for 1880 which wll be sufficient t"
sS m ~, aar s On De
DEsCRiSE Symptoms IN Xii. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Uni
Cures Guaranteed Advice Gratisi !!
r.erons appeared before me- an ermen Of he ely Of
say me- preparations contain narcotic ohe
j, Injurious drugs but sse purely vesestie -
spd 'sb.crh'd before ,his "a 4sy e Soseosr
MIMI, 3, asose Race, phiin.
go n. +. HELMBCLD, Chemist, -
Depot los soath Tenta ST. below Chestnut, rhils.
vs. Beware OF Commercials,
~ AND USpRISCIPLED DEALERS.
who endeavor dispose ows AEr,.
Giles on REPUTATION ATTAINED BY
Hsimbold's Genuine PrepsI.isons,
:, : h1sras' s susap;
-. Improved Ross Wash. -
s 5sss III s1as I EsaaTs W.
AsK Fol: HELMBoLDs TAKE SO OTHER
Fsss'f isfc 81 rsss * ssb nx.osusE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-22

JOHNSON .YOUEGER d OTkY.
IA PEAEl- sTkELf,
n p sgTwxss nAfs oasy, EieHsosn siesasn
TIAvE On HAND AND OYER box sALk-
IL ieae bses Ris. LAguyFs AID Java Soacei
! 81 bags Mocha do
SO stdes good and damaged snae Leather
600 DO Adamanine CAndess
los boxes Brown SOAP
las boxc. Fancy do
i0ee Kegs md Dominion Nais
100 barrels y. o. Nolsss<
Is hor.heais Cuba Nolasser
81 do y. q. sugar;
100 barreis extra {. sugar
100 10 los grades Sugar
do srauua,ed sugar
- do gYaoad sugar,
IS patent loaf sugar
b. ,~rrrk crushed rugar,
- k-g- soia:
loo blxas Fnet.yh Window Glas;
Iea kits No. Aarker5
~ barrels No Hervines:
f0- haslspls Cloves Timothy and ether Grass Seeds.
Beside. Of 0RoC EKIES as well as large
and well .siected FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Lilo.
uOEs agents for II the bcsi brands Il
MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKEY, all Of which ve vii sill how.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-22

/ EEtiiEs! LEEtHEsi.-The su,,scril.rs h,va ,,., >,
~ rosed io' oil Inc best swedish Ieecbes and will In m
inre be prepared to furnish them fresh healthy " "
may 10 W. srEoTHER Il co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-22

Heim6ofds Ht9hty C0hceafTdfcd Compound
Fluid Extract SarSapaTiiia.
SYPdIIIS.
This il affection OF the blood
AND ATTACKS JhE SEXUAL ORGANS
Innings OF THE NOSE, EARS,
THROAT, - .- NiADPiPE,
AND OTHER MUCOUS 81 RFACEs.
Making is appearance ~ the torm II ULCERS,
Helmboifs Extract sarapufula
Puriaes the Blood,
And removes all scaly EnIpiions of ihe skin
GIVING TO THE COMPLEXION A
CLEAR AND HEALTHY COLOR.
II being prepared ihs class
Bo'd Purifying Properties greater
than any other preparation Of sarsapariiln.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-22
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS

No. 81 Sycamore Street, Petersburg,
tSiH y + THE ~ 81 -
fFis I" l friends and the pnic generally, Of The
" arseSi and choicest oI WATCHES JEN EI.kh
SIN ERWAEl. FINE LOCKS AMI FllS CLASS GOODS
OF ever. variety la Ms line presented ~ the public
chen brilliant and ucLutt be had cab
isheni ii Its or any other country In department.
tcls manufactured or ifurtcd of the newest ST. ANA
ne most unique classical and elaborate workmanship.
sd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-22

..e.4-s Notice 10 shippers Of Tobacco.
ss.1s<A VA >tW YORK ihc subscribers. Agent. for the
tsr iot Gd IirRHid Steamships. receive AMI forward Too
nn other goods. scat Ia ihe b, steamers II this
tine FIRE ~ toMMlSrioN, but shippers requested 10
Lr.n h mall the disposition wish made ot each
sutat uhrrN-e II will he stored risk OF ship
ItDl.AM X HEiSIkIN
fsbGts us broadway. New York.
Change OF Schedule, Two Trains a Day.
4. %.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-22

llURNiAG fLtID.-,Iast 10 nand fresh supply of Burn
ID Ing FLUID. a does not gum just The article burning
In the Patent das generating lanps-lor sale cheap 10y
10 DTS j. H. THOMPSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-22

HOOKING SroNEsjust arrived another large supply OF
~ Cooking stoves among them the celebrated Nciorphd
Merit, Mood coal the Premium surprise, and
gnia ir gh suh Others Of various patterns also Charcoal
Furna, oiio~ are Sndrons, DC. NJ 2i Main Street
&. = BLISS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-22
4AF2 Ill Ill III ss...s VIZ ..s s...sis

UitiCE oil THE sOU III SIDE L. Il. 60,
PErrEsht re, februat, IN, ISIS.
Tlhe Nnlar month";! M, ding Of the honfi Ducriurs
n ot le ~asi side Railroad Co., the follow iI Resolution
was Dpr,l.
Es,rf. That the Freight Agent Mt Lynchlr-- hereafter be
r,u >t,d 3" coded all freight goods ed dci
ln Boz, - pt yr before NE, lu,svss,oE
The company COPY fiona Record
lei, ll-dlH JAMES L.. GU illBERT secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-22
THE ALI SUFFICIENT THREE
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES,
Known as Hell sdBOLD'S


GENUINE PREPARATIONS, viz
HELABoLp- EXTRACT -BitHuT
IMPROVED E0,K WASH
HELNBoIJte GENUINE PREPARATION.
ooNPot' 50 FLrlD EXTRACT Brenu,
fof n..,ss. Al he BLIppEk KIDNEYS GRAVEL, AMI
u- sasoasEsTs ,nco leai,t, senan y .9ich Nail
r. oE " NT a,sssss o. ,pa a. sp a.
MN, woNKS' OR CHILDREN,
HELMBoLps EXTRACT BUCHr,
For Weaknesses
Arising hom Ercesses Habits Of Dissipation Harry ndsrrc
a AZ Z Dad WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS:
Indisosalh'n To Exerion. Loss OF Power
Loss o Memory, Difficult, Of ircatnug
Veal Nerves, Tremblip:
Horror Disease Waketuiness,
Universal Las-i.ude of the Muscular System.
Hot Hands, Flushing OF the Body
D''A''' " ''' ' rALIID oouSzsNAScE '''' VI ' -
These sympoms allowed 10 which this medicine
N osa g S TIL FrkEr asY r lKnr
NIB 60" say s, They are moi freaaeuy "~ed by those
INSANITY AND ooNsuMprIoS."
Many art a"rsg , 2 q; Ms saq,s Il hsr S SIerns
THE RECORDS OF Tml INSANE AsYLuMs.
And tht Melancholy leait4A by ton.umD'ior.
HrAR AMPLE WINES ~ TiE ASSERTION.
The coSst d,yi N,S 9 9stx AfrLc1tp "lrn
Requires the aid Of medicine 10 strengthen AMI
Which HElABolps EXTRACT BucHu iayariolig does
TAIAl CONVINCE rar mosr a>GrInAt-
Use HKlnpolps EXTRACT Buoar for ali and dis
Urinary Organs,
Whether existing In
MaIe or Female,
From whatever cause originating ANA matter of
aAOW Long standing.
Diseases OF aese Or require the aid Of plUEETlC
HELABoLDs EXTRACT BUoHu
And Is certain to have the d.s,sua eject in al II eas.s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-22
Thorley's Food for Cattle

ThOrley'S Food for Cattle.
POSSESSING the bitter and medical proper contained in
spring IN essential To herh,oruIs animals
rate. In stimulating the stomach aud organs healthy
action This compound condimcnt for feeding cattle oSa
their food composed purely of vegetable aud
Tor Keeping horses Ia good condition uncpaic Pigs fat
.n With rapidly upon it, aud cm dcsh
navonr and value Cowkecpcr. VIII hnd great al,
The increased lnant. aud improved qua milk during
It's use. All ANNALS bcnchttsd by II.
Fourteen ie.als Of THORLEY SFO0b ron CATTLE. ka
saving of 81 Se week, in keeping horse, with better
health aud ~,sk.
Two feds will give increase of six quarts Of rich milk a
ly per COW.
In feeding Sheep, Pigs and stock generally corresponding
profit 10 ob,aned
Barrels eoaialn AS Feeds with measure SIC 90
e -.
L. NJ. lesser sole Agt for U. :.
u broadway, y. York.
For sale by STABLkE " JONES,
may SO-lmd Lynchburg, Va.
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lA&a ~ w. w. ;.a.a.:ssl a. 40 u

Ga Ea ~ 3 as--.S y. VI :.;:.iif;iA
n aud "Wednesday, April IIih is6a. TWO DAILY
, TRAINS VIII leave IL Nonnun6 I.mueNp, ALTMAN
Al aud tnt Month";
lArr 10 Al, Aandra.
a'"ihSlnil.. ; "a
" Riciunnnd ...z..... e. -................... i
fNNNl%"Es leave The Depot If the Na. ~ 1enn. dlroHd
At dJ ~ AMI Al 5or NJ; arriving ut Alexandria at O'Clock
=. a.. ana IA A. 1t.
~" cue IRAN dali, ~ Riehnoui.
~ baggage Agents " III meet Train from The " est
its Arrival AZ L!ncLbuty j. l.. AltkLIS,
l1iS IlCk,l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-22

nOMrsTiC DRY dooin.-il,a,y a. and = 'atlnn
~ Cloths, oI shectngs aud osnabnrg stripes, for
Ar Il ALIA. kINNIIE.
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~,or,c, NOTICE.
pIlt Is hereby vi. iba. Tho frm Of William II Han
70 ms ms day been issoye by mutual cmsesttbe
III, G pat,e,' 'f"f lal rrtEg oreifon Thebusiuess
VIZ nriei'r '' t'rt'd on by Nn. H. Hall individually
sept 20slis % ~ NALL " W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-22
Great Passenger and Freight Route
40 Il Ii L. MOI, I IL

FUNRAVELEEs and Merchants from trginh, Tennessee c
Western Of Georgia and the Northern Ihti Alaba
and Mississippi, informed that connected through
Pa Freight line has been arapged and
ming week between L. ncIbrY Va, aud New
iork suuiiisidc Eaiiruhd Point, mud
New York by the New York aud Virginia steamship tompa
t's splendid line al nr-i class side wheel stAnshsh uk
n, James, aud Roanoke.
This line affords advantages above all others II IL the cheap
aud pas.rngcrs particularly
those coming long line of rarauls Tor hoard
the steamships the of the a reach llnrhbarg
uon. Ia be l"und IN the steamships and amer
voyage, they In New York perfect, rested hHI ready
busnc~ Passage fn1m LyDchburg u acw "rk tae AID
State Room steamers included az.
Asa n,h route mi" line the shortest aud best between
New lutk aad She South Mcs. In. 4nsli!- hlong
side the ~har.ts Of the south de Railroad Complain al tA
Point, ami there Is drayage OF Goods c,c hing billing
ran.errn Immediately from the si,anh To the Cas-, aud
with thu greatest Jispa.ol The following iarln Of hf,
Rates h, agocd upon by the Railroad and steamship
Company, AMI a goods forwarded frte Of charge, shippers
wishing avail themselves Of through rates. have
ticr goods marked care Of Eairesd Agent CITY Point
RATES PROM NEW NvEk r.4 YNCllBt Re-.
Isl Glass, Rad Class, ard Glas, An tiass,
g0cts % cts. 81 et,.
LEE, EoCkE ~ TAYLOR Agents, Lynchhufs, Va
SAN'L q BAPTIST * CO, Agent, Petersburg. Nn.
LuDLAM lliENEklS, Az'ts ll3 broadway, : Y.
up94
hoMEsTIC DRY doo1r.-il,a,l A and $ Gotten
~ Cloths 1ot shcetngs and osnhbarE slIcs, for
ap II ALEA. kIN%Iif.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-29

Gov. JoHNsoN's PLANTATION IN GEORGIA.
The plantation of Governor johnson, the
Douglas candidate for Vice President, lies in
Jefferson county, Georgia, and consists of 3
652 acres of land. 1t is said TO be- peculiarly
adapted to the growth OF the products of that
latitude, particularly cotton. In the aggre-
gate the land is valued at S25 600 There are
upon the plantation III slaves, as likely a set
of boys and girls as you will see south OF Ma
son and Di1on's line, and valued st S93,6OO.-
The increase of slaves in twenty-five years
has been 2U0 per cent. The number of mules
and horses is thirty-eight, worth SO 500;
value Of cattle and i'm plemen is q bout ,OUU.-
This will make the aggregate value OF the farm
aud stock Sl23, 500. From this investment
there will be raised this year $50 bales cotton,
valued at Sl2, 500; bushels of corn, 800,
valued at S6,500; giving clear income of 49,
600, besides supporting i'll a sumptuous style
about $50 persons, and raising any amount OF
sweet pota toes and garden truck generally
1t is chiefly managed by his two sons, tive
very promising young men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-29

RoNE-The population of the eternal
CITY" Is tbout 5000, divided into 81 parishes,
with l,2oO priests, 2,G92 monks and members
CT religious orders, l,69S nuns. aud 537 ecclesi-
aStical pupils Exclusive of Jews. the num-
ber OF Inhabitants not acknowledging the Ro-
man Church is 4I2. There are 70 Cardinals
composing the Sacred College 6 of whom are
Bishops, 80 Priests, and IA Deacons. The old
est Cardinal Is 81, the youngest ~. FIfty-four
are Italians, sixteen foreigners Six of the
foreign Cardinals are OF France, three of Aus
tria, two Of Spain, two of Portugal, one of
Belgium, one OF England, and one OF Prus-
sia Twenty seven Cardinals Utalians) re-
side in Rome, and assist the Pope In the
spiritual government OF his Oh urch, and in the
temporal government Of the Pontiflcal States.
The civil list OF Rone costs about 5000, 600.
The salaries of the higher officers do not ex-
ceed three thousand dollars. Bayard Taylor
states that there are more free public schools
in Rome, in proportion to population, than
in New York, and that the taxes are less than
in that State or in England or France. Were
Plus TX left free 10 follow his own benevolent
impulses or TO resume that liberal line OF policy
which he adopted upon his first elevation 10
power, there would perhaps be little dagger to
Rome in the revolutionary tide which now
sweeps over Italy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-29

JOHN JACOB ASTORIA New York letter in
Boston paper gives the following description
OF celebrated character:
zone who frequents Broadway or any OF
our fashionable prOmenades, will notice the
daily walk Of a gentleman who saunters leis-
urely along, followed quite closely by man,
apparently bent under ~ years, and STOPPING
SO constantly as to seem almost 10 crouch as
he walks. He follows his leader like shadow
and goes into all possible places with his at
tendaLt. The feeble Ole man is John Jacob
AstOr, son OF the famed AStOr whose name is
identified with the Astor Library. He was u
bright and promising boy, and till seventeen
years OF age gave promise of much genius
Reports vary as TO the cause of his mental de-
cline; but the best accounts attri bute II 10 the
mental forcing system and to the intense
study that occupied his early years. But true
il is that he has been for years hopeless i'm
beetle, and has been as much more care than
an infant, as strong and atheltic person
can be. Ample provision has always been
made for ali the comforts he is able to enjoy
u eegan mansion or Four teen th street is his
abode. It is fitted up with elegance and taste
yard, comprising an entire square, secures
all the privacy that is needed. Room for
walking. ridiag on horseback, and for recrea-
ton, is afforded. Horses, carriages, and ser
wants, wait on his call The gentleman who
has the care of Mr. Astor, has long devoted
himself solely TO him. He has such command
over him that he can guide and control him at
WILL which no one else can do. Ample COM
pensatlon is given TO the attendant. He has
The house and all the servants, the equipage,
and everything at his command. Beside a
liberal provision made for him in Mr. Astor's
will, he receives, above the house and living
the sum OF $4,000 per annum. But he is not
alone an hour. Sleeping, waking, walking, at
home, abroad, or riding, MIR. Astor is with
him, makes one at his table is one of the in-
vited guests at all places, and in all his move
ments follows him. The family OF MIR. Astor
are kind and tender to their relation, visiting
him daily, seeing that all his wants are al
tended to, and in the most scrupulous man.
ner carrying out all the wishes of the father
in regard to one whom he called in his will
''his unfOrtunat SOM
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-29
M Rheumatism, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES : a .

M rheumatism, Rheuinat,sm.,:kra d
what Captain Canot saws of hAMPTON'S VEG
ErABLE TlNCTURE. He had the Chronic In
htmmatory rheumatism Tor seven years. The
last attack ne had at the Fountain Hotel. Maj.
Stock bridge procured and gave him the Tinoture
when the attack was 30 severe that he las with
his Ii mbs useless TO him. Hear what he says after
being cured. ManS bear the same test mony
have been under the treatment OF several
PHI sicIaus IN London and PARIS, without any ap-
parent benefit; also while IN New roTs. having
tried the Thompsonian and Homp pathlc remedes,
alter having been tormen' ell with gavhnio bat
terles, cold and aromatic baths, and hundreds OF
internal and external med elnes, ali OF nn effect
| am, SO far, cured by this Han pton's Vegetable
TIncture only. Therefore, my dear sir, accept
of the assurance of nv gratitude, and believe me
your we'll ~lsner. tSisnedI THOMAS CAsor. .
- Ga aila set re,npnlen sltu see cures OF
FEMALES AND ChILDkEN.-This TING
TURE will be found great medicine for all their
diseases.
Soid by PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., Richmond .
BY DIR. COOKE, FredeIicks.urs: By ell the DTly-
Iists in Petersburg: By MORTIMER Il NOW
BRAY, BaltImore; and by Druggists and shop
Keepers everywhers. u per bottle SIX bottles,
%. seH-dfeuts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-29

TIE I. o. OF o F.-rhe reports of the off,
GERS show the Order to be in a highly prosper
Gus condition. The numb Der of Grand Lodges
in the United States are 81; number of l. dges
in the United States 3,i25; number admitted
during the year II, ,564; number of deaths dur
ing the year l,7lO; whole number of mem bers
I77,7il; whole number of members who hav g
received pecuniary relief from the Order Is l3 |;
number of widowed families relieved 1867;
amount paid for relief S3O0,335 Is; amount
paid for relief of widowed families S6i ,454;
amount paid tor education of orphans
Sl3,sSs -; amount for burying the dead
S65, ,227 IS; amount of annual receipts SIG,
$50 60. Mr.. Boy ton, of South Carolina, who
has been elected Grand Sire for the mex. tw o
years, is one of the ablest lawyers in the coun-
try, and a gentleman of high character and
eminent talents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-29
sPDCIAL NOTICES
N
sUPERB ASsORTME ENT.


Appreciatins the liberal patronas. of our friends
that We are receiving and opening DER Stock for
AUTUMN AND WINTER sALEs
tha. Of any previous season. Having hsen sur
eli ssed with more than ordinary csre-ohiefy OF
IL the pecss viii % 'fs ssG
those of any other house In this country. The fol-
LOVING are ioHs as & sAf bsHssF ssfHdssF FGSons :ijin'
sDssS'ffiss nd sS ysivs'EmDf0idsrsd Black and cOlorsd
Heavy Colored Corded. Rept, and Taaeta do.
Iiegant Grey Grounds with bright hSprss
Besa,iisI Plain and Bisooads Grey and Black Pop
vALENrIAs and vELoNAs,vsry new and beau
In .ii' ali kinds Of LADIES DRESS GOODS from
the cheapest to the most. extensive fabrics the
nestest sty les and best value for the price i'll be
In EMBROIDERIEs and ELEGANT LACE
GOOpS, our stock will be found yery. large and
compiese, ennors"lng m some OF the finest goods i'm
'sS = SEsFIEIESss sGff's EAa=cle,h., ras.,
shsw, Hdkfs 40 Evers thins for GfsSen eonus.s ans
ofiti HousEKEEPifNG GooDs.-Bes. Line, and
Cotton Sheeti1ss and Pillow Caslngs. Damasss,
Gx
Arv'ng sg h,,ed up one OF our large rooms
the wants Of the trade are sreatls increased @ supply
In,all grades of Velvet. Tapestry, Brussels, nna
BOCKING and FLOOR CLOTHs, Velvet and
Tapestry RUGS and MATS, our stock isveTy 6ne.
Also, 8Tossstelis; Worsted DamasS, Muslin and
Linens. WHITE CAMBRics, CHECk aUs.
LNS, BRILL ANTEs, BLEACHED LONG
CLOTHS. and all superior STAPLE GOODS our
PLANTATION GODS S-Of Heavy virginia
Fuled Cloths, all widths: Extra Heavy I.nseys,
SatInets, Blankets, Oznahurgs, Brown ShirtIng,
&C., very large stock, and offered at prices whch
goods are superior quality, aud difficult to find.
This department we have greatly ENLARGED, and
established In our own warehouse.
A CLOAK AND MANTLE MANDATORY,
under the supervision of Mr.. SrRIDER, whose
taste and skill the head of one of the largest
establishments In he country, furnishes guaran-
tee OF the sty le oil garments we shall oter.
Splendid Velvet. Cloth, ard Silk G L0AKS,
MANTI LLAS, and BUSTERS, will be found az
all times at prices hitherto unequalled 10 Rich
and most modern materials, af,er the latest Amer
loan and Paris patterns. Any special style Of
garment not found in our stock, will be maue to
order at n few hours notice. 10 responsible buy
ers, our terms will be liberal. We ask an Uppor-
tunity to give the advantages promised above.
RATO NJ ERCH An rS.-Many OF our goods
are adapted To the wants of wholesale buyer and
of our firm, for msnv years engage In the whole
sale trade, will be pleased to serve all Merchants
who favor us with an examination. Any goods We
sell them, are guaranteed To be as low as the same
quallty can be bought In this city.
Sc l0-lm WATKINS n FlCkLEN.