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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-04-02
For city CoIssctor.

George FOsler sofA ssrUs as COHHeiIns IA
for the Ninth Ward if dr.. mar2s
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-17

BuLtARDs n Wv TORE.-It Is contemplated TO
uo'l a billiard tournament IN New York. IN Whlci
Az the profeszioual and amateur players Of this and
otaer countries viii have an opportunity q showing
TIER skill. The scheme was agItItci some time since
1aI invitations to participate IN II sent to the re-
Eosned players in France and England, anu e-PG-
saily 20 Berger. of Paris. and Roberts, Of England.
Berger has c1rseu-ef 20 cross the Atlantic, and ~
Roberts viii doubtless be induced 20 do the sane, the
PROJECT will. no doubt. be carried out The three
,nlnpions, Berger. Roberts and Pheiin are AZ uy
the worti.'' and a game between such famous play
~ would Re an exciting scene
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-17
$500 EsENNARD

$500 EEEgyAREs!
LOST. AT SEA. FROM OR
II New Nantucket Island. on the 50th September, an iron
tAEEA boat and an iron can buoy. When they went adrift were
in good order. marked in white paint, " American Guano Co..
and in black paint the name of the makers, " S-cur y Co, Nov
city Iron Work. New York" They probably hoated toward
the westward. and may Ire fallen in with 10y whalers. Who
ever will deliver the above in a disable condition shall be re
wlrIel as follows: For the boat. 5000, if delivered at Bakers
Island. or $500 at Honolulu; for the buoy $500, at Bakers, or
SiOO at Honolulu. G. p. JUDD,
lSO-6m experimenting Agent Am. Guano 90.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-17

sistauce there. That the fortiEcat;ous at 1jent-ien
have undergone n thorough oyerhsu.irg, and been
around that city. Bat the reports which come down
70 Us are 50 contradictory that reliance cannot Ice
placed On them. We are prone 20 believe THAT the
probability Is the stand viii be made II the city Of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-17

e. %. HALL
EEASJIST MD BY Fl
Ship carpenters broad axes and augers,
Bake pans, iron pots, coffee roasters.
Marking pots, pie and milk pans,
Bonnie; c glue, stair @5 Toas' bras. cocks.
Pruning chisels, hand vises,
Mouse and rats traps,
sleiis5GS 6, sIs, safety
fuse, nestScoyd tin pals,
Cork puners. Emersou's razor
via SiT0P .i,iS Sssr'l 6esr i' buttons sa %ar pi i
lie en ri peS, is'I IrIm nns S cam DE- cologne, dust pans.
Chamber pals, pruning saws. India rubber cakes sash
Glue brushes, varuish brushes, table brushes, marking brushes,
Glaciers diamonds, plated coffee urns- ,stereoScopes with
views, raw hides, whips, c2oper' AIDES, top mauls'
Vises, t hinsa, copper. tacks, broad axe handles
Pick and chi-ei handles steelyaris' cold CHS
Ramrodh heads, chain dog cellars, log
chains, Calling irons, crnwbars,
Flat bastard files, wood
F'i BoSa So% rules its
Percussion caps. Corn shelters, sweeds iron,
PLATED tea, dessert and table Note, lin, letter and wrapping
Large sr s.soTtm ms1 ' pocse. knives. Nd i%Et trunks. c. 5. augers.
iarsa &C.. COTE mills. window glass, Manila rope,
Piumrs and levels, Pillow harness, Douglas pumps,
Force pumps, complete, Rifles etc. etc. ec'
Dry Goods. sc.
Asstl dark prints. fast coors, Brown linen,
Worsted damaSS, Asstd gInEhans,
All wool flannel. Angola flannel tapes
stella shawls. Cambria muslin,
Linen cambria, Balmural skirts,
Chuls all wool plaid, Misses meriuo hose,
Linen shoe lac-s. Bonnet ribbons,
Dfmitv bands. Lace curtains,
Cords AMI t8ssels, Hearth rugs,
Bags, wickIuE, Bro cottons,
White marseilcs and brilliant, white and black Grape,
White and brown table damask, Mexican mixture,
ChaUi and linen dress robes, mosquito netting,
Black and white silk spot lace. assorted Cott1uaGes,
Curtain muslin and muslin curtains, IL blue cotton,
White, black and maybe rUches, Nut hoods.
Black velvet ribbons, wide. silk and cotton umbrellas,
!, > and Is quarter SheeIugs, hickory shirts,
White aud blue cotton thread. embroidered collars.
oil cloth. machine and glacr thread, embroidered silk,
Sewing silk, embroidered cotton, crochet cotton, etc.
Sundries.
Ladies kid slippers and Congress CATERS.
ChIlreu'S shoes. % great variety,
Misses slippers, CATERS and boots,
White wine vinegar, curry powder.
Parma, corn starch, table sal-,
Whttloarrows, bush hooks, hay 1krs.
Spades. shoyel~, grain -hpy'lS. hoes.
RakeS. OK yokrs. hay cutters. p. l.. hats,
BOYS brown and hitci wool hats.
Misses and ladies brown llonmeTs,
AsS;d caps. lamp globes and chmneys,
Churus, brooms. nests measures.
Wooden uu|l>aud trays. IUte mats,
Batter u.u,iS and stamps,
Wooden spoons. camp stools,
Chjlireu~ dining chairs.
Cane and wood rockers,
Linseed Oil, Turpentinc, White Narnish,
Venetian Red. Red Lead. Zinc White,
Chrome Green. dry ANA in oil. Tin
Foil. Artists Drying Oil. Gre
2O5-tf elan varnish. Near foot oil.
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JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
%A
81. lbs ~
WASHINGTON ALLsT0N!"
III & OFT:
In Like Hammer with Other Stock
SUPERIOR ENGLISH L OVER HOG
- SKIN. FULL sHAFrED SADDLES, COMPLETE.
Plain English Hogskin Sea 5ad-
dies, complete.
POLISHED BITS IND CURES.
TIMED RING BITS, ASSORTED.
Ts-anod &horp5 &c SIzCSS-
SPURS.
POLISHED BITS.
SILVER PLATED CURBS.
POLISHED STIRRUP IRONS.
ROUND DOCK CRUPPERS.
MARTINGALES.
WOODEN GIRTHS.
COTTON GIRTHS.
CHAMOIS SKINS.
SADDLE CLOTHS.
BARRED BUCKLES.
HEADS y REINs. VARIOUS.
FLEsu-CUT sTIEEUP L%EATHERs
700 VI large size COuntersunk Needles.
POCKET K.NIFES q CUTLERY.
BUTCHERS KNIVES. EAR RINGS.
GOLD PLATED POPS AND DROPS.
C.. $. TAPER S.4W FILES.
BASTARD AND SMOOTH FILES, ! ROUND AND FLAT.
NrouGh, Clasp 8 RiVei Head Nails.
-ALsO-
Closing Out per Late Arrivals 4!
CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP!
Prints,
Muslins,
Blankets,
NIdHlld ClSdIS,
China Goods.
Also
hoT E IN c. &C., GO
JOHN T. WAREHOUSE,
2O5-2m Firc-Proof Emporium.
LUnEBER LUMBER
AFEEsH SUPPLY or LUMBER, JUST RECEIVED
At Il
New Lumber Yard or the E>PiaRade.
EEvE VNOUED RESPECTFULLY INFORM
w our friends and Je public generally, thlt 10y the arrival
of the brig ~ Cuu-nr-" from Port Madison. ". T., We are IN re-
c,ipt OIL fresh supply % lumber. viz.
LATH>.
pICEETS.
RuUCH Boards,
SURFACE PL,NED BoARDS,
ToNGUED AND GRooyED no.,
ALL SIZES SCANTLINC, &C'
Also ON HAND
hiIr Pine. Door. W Iudow-. Blinds. sc.
HE ATTEND TO SELL CHEAP!
PLEASE GIVE Us \ CALL
II Conugfry Orfr~s Essprr,ttfg ~SaHC,'st. II
pos I'm C. A. n IL r POOR
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-17
Washington Allston !"

10 MILFORD do.
Do Pearl River do,
Do Massachusetts do,
l CASE DOUBLE AND TWISTED COTTON CASHMERE,
BALES BALTIC sHEETING,
CASES BLUE DRILLS,
BALES SHETUCEET SHIFTING,
CASES LANCASTER GINGHAMs,
WHITE BED SPREADS.
CASES WHITE COTTON THREAD,
CASES BLUE COTTON THREAD, PINS.
Gases Shetucket stripes. % inch.
Do blue cotton 3a inch,
Do prints,
Do canary prints,
Do blue prints,
Bales Awo;Seag t~csings,
Do Western state sheeting,
Mems palm leaf hats,
Mems black, brown. pearl and drab wool hats,
Cases Legho:n hats,
Cases long combs.
Oil Carpet.
New. choice md desirm bile patterns. 81 md ~.
Boots and Shoes.
Cases mems thick brorans,
Do do n thick boots Sts
Do do W. I. h. split brogans,
DO do 4W.L.B. do,
Stationery.
Buff government envelopes,
ReamS white ruled letter,
Reams blue ruled letter,
ReamS white bill cap,
Reams blue bill cap,
Reams white foolscap,
Reams bPge foolscap.
Furniture.
Mahogany bureaus
Settles, covered with enameIed cloth,
Mahogany easy chairs
Do recumbent chairs,
chamber sett complete. viz:
/ bureau, ! bedstead. ] commode, I teapoy,
4chairs, l sewing chair, I towel stand.
Wood Office chairs with cushions,
Oak arm Office chairs, cane seat,
Mahogany center tables,
Do do do marble top,
Do whatnots, , shelves,
Do do . do.
SaddIery.
Cases Tennessee No. 6 mems hogskin saddles.
Groces raw hide whips, russell brides.
Hardware and W0OdenWare.
Gases charcoal irons
Cases cy yaTn she a. and I'm finished she'd Bin " vermont OK bows,
Gases asstd qualities axe handles,
jacket lamp, . tube and feeder,
~ Iron spades,
steel s seal sssvel.,
Casks asstd Nos. shot, l, :, 3, !, B, BIB, BBB,
Large cod lines,
Brit. swing lamps,
Whalemens pocket knives,
Casks nails, assorted,
stoves, complete, Nos. 6, : and s,
Duponts best rife gunpowder,
Gases sail Irvine.
> hoped pals,
Nests tubs,
Nests painted bingham buckets,
BrOOms and broom brushes.
Lewis Pure Ground Lead, full
weight kegs,
CASES PURE ZINC, WHITE.
Groceries.
Tierces superior hams, an dry sat0
Barrels Carolina rice.
Boxes saltwater soap.
Barrels soft shell almonds.
100 PILOT BREAD. 2O64t
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-17

Il. = - CELEBR ATED'
50 Hrue--e-a--EnGaiiiLic I'E5u;rui ar Sr~au-.
T. l~inFFTANN.
collin solo Agent f- Sandwich Islands.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-24

lead of detachment Of sailors he forced the gates of
Vera Cruz, and with his own hand, in the midst Of a
lively iusiade, captured the then commandan General
Arista.
This brilliant behavior to the Prince the Gross Of
the Legion OF Honor and the rank of Captain In 1910
be received the commission bring back from s. He
lena the ashes OF the Emperor Napoleon As the expe
dltion was crossing the equator, French shp-ofwar
met them with the alarming intelligence that hostties
had probably already commenced between England and
France upon the subject Of the Turkish-Egypan treaty
The danger of capture consequently imminent
bu history aecords that the Prince de Joinvlle mmed
aely resolved that, in he should with supe
or forces rather than surrender the remains of the En-
peror again to the English the ship and all its inmates
should go down with the ashes Of Napoleon a COM
mou sepuchre in the abyss of the ocean. Fortunately
however this cloud Of war dspeed and he proceed
ed on his way unmoested.
In lSil he visited this country on board the frigate
La Belle PO'le, and in l54" went to Rio Janero where
on the lst of May he married the Princess Francesca de
Bragance sister Of Don Pedro H. In lS45 he ap.
pointed to the high position he present holds of Vice
Admiral Of the French Navy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-24
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
DISSENSI0NS AMONG THE LOUISIANA DEMO
CRATS-DOUGLAS MEETING IN NEW ORLEANS
SPEECH OF PIERRE SOULE.
FROM NEW ORLEANS

NEw ORLEANS, May 2lst 1860
There was exciting time at the meeting of Douglas
Democrats held on Saturday night. A fearful contest
ragged for long time and terrific storm is evidently
brewing. The Democratic Camp is divided into three
factions: The Conservative Union Douglasites the
Pierre Soue Dougasites and the Regular Democrats
At the meeting Saturday night Pierre Soue, ex.Sena
tor and cxMinster to the Court OF Isabella Segunda
made a tremendous speech
He advocated the rights of the Territorial Legislature
to legislae the subject OF slavery within their bouu
dares, but denounced the UnionsaVing Democrats as
political tricksers and trackers He called the friend.
OF Douglas indious dough-iaced politicians He doubt
ed the sincerity OF many of the seceders from the Charles
ton Democratic Convention approved of the secession
but thought that the crisis demanded united Demo
cratic party. He euogized William L. Yauccy, as a
whole-soued noble SOutherner who would stand MP fer
the rights of the cotton States and die in their defence
This speech created an immense sensation.
Delegates then chosen for the Donallsonville
Convention called for the purpose Of eec,ing delegates
10 the Baltimore Democratic Convention Of June 18th
instead Of the delegates seeding from the Charleston
Convention There will be three State Conventions for
this purpose The Conservative Union Douglaaite at
New Orleans, the SOulc Dougasite at DonaldsonviIe-
both of these Conventions be held for choosing
DELEGATES TO the Democratic Convention a. Baltimore
The Regular Democrats will hold their Convention a,
Baton Rogue, 10 elect delegates to the Democratic Con
ventiOn OF the Southern Seceders which is to assemble
at Richmond on the eleventh OF June
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-24
RICHuOND 1IADr CLOTHING,

n Q l'U u : = q I 4 Q ! II = :.
rINuE subscriber has been utructurns Clothing in the o.,
city of Richmond twenty and has at this ~
time nom lU hands Bro Dis -uplUyueu and Will In %
He month too make additions 90 that LII
hHr Having taken the ,oy his especially for
ctlug De s drtemu.I 1 make auy article n the
clothing ue chat shall compare respect with clothing
made iu Northern cities, and hy asks the patronage of h, old
friends taj e public generally y.v % the fact that he d rv
Ing gmroymeu u OCT midst 90 large number OF mechanics and
worthy 'efll ahr otherwise the uecesariys
- Hrts ty b o. cutters, and materials not % be surpa
ed hg auy house Boo fhe country.
Maryland Virginia. Ctr1l1as and Georgia Cassmeres and
rFris ut t -, and cCl1I3 Strictly southern HanuaetCr
House. al s 900 be s-I hy personal Inspection oi
uhi De intends What De- has been doing past
D. % SPENCE, Clottier and Tailor.
m'2 Corn. MlIu ,HI lah SIS, Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-24

VIST or THE PRINCE De JoiNyI .LF.-The arrival Of
aided as have occasoned excitement even in New
YORK circles The Prince arrived at Boston on Thus lay
in the steamship Europa, AID ATTENDED but by single
servant passed through New l0r, Sunday en- route
to Washington where he will pay his respects TO the
President and soj1urn for week VI more problb'y
Washington correspondent chronclrg the arrival Of the
Prince saws that though lie onzed than the japanese
he receives much attention from Gen Cass who was once
Minister his fathers court and others who made his
acquaintance in former years either in Elrope or during
his previous visit with the figate La Beo Poue in Sill
The Prince De Joinville born in 1878 and Il the
third son of the late King Louis Philippe and Queen
Marie Amele. In 1885 he was made All Admiral, and
on board the corvette La Creole Nov ~ 1888 he show
ed both aud kfuness 10 attacking the batteries
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-24
IETERyIEw RErwEEN MR. LINCOLN AND THT

INTERVIEW BETWEEN Mr.. LINCOLN AND THE
NATIONAL CONVENTION COMuITTEE-SPEECH
OF MR.. LINCOLN--hR LINCOLN'S ACCEPTAN +
OF THE NOMINATION..
CmcAGo, May 2l.-The committee appointed by the
Republican National Convention comprising President
Ashmun and the chairmen Of tie State delegations to
officially announce 10 hr Lincoln, his nomination ar
rived at Springfield Saturday night and proceeded to
Mr. Lincolns residence, where Mr.. Ashmun. in brief
speech presented Nj Lincoln letter announcing his
nomination.
NJ Lincoln replied as follows:
Mr. Chairman and gentlemen of the committee: | ten
der YOU and through you to the Republican National
Committee aud all the people represented in it, my pro
fouudest thanks for the high honor done ne which YOU
formally announce. Deeply and painfully sensible
of the great responsibility which useparable from that
honor responsibility which could almost wish could
have fallen upon some of the far more eminent and
experienced statesmen whose distinguished names we're
before the convention shall by your leave, consider
more fully the resolutions Of the convention denOmia-
ted the PLATFORM aod without reasonable DELAY respond
u YOU Mr. Chairman in writing, not doubling that the
platform will be found satisfactory and the nomination
acccrted Now will not defer the pleasure Of tai 'ug
you and each Of You by the hand"
The various members OF the committee we're then PEE
sented to Sr Lincoln who greeted each Of them wish
hearty shake Of the hand.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-24
Y . Il 4
SOILED CInrEnlvEl
iltV Per Cent ReductiOn!

TlIIN ItN Gent NeUllCIlOn.
W. have laid out ot Of white Linen and fancy Msrsees
w Goats sA add Marsees Vests, White and Fancy shirts
Linen aud Jean Drawers, which offer half the regular
price
All the Ola stock 90 the Arm Of Tupman Hull will sell
a. cost our object Is, az all seasons show and desirable
on cu 10 Fashionable shape OF all qualities al pri;e as low
a tuy house u the trade
NrE Goods received bY ever steamer.
SIAFE8, HALSEY & co, iiO Main street.
y \ llml
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-24
CAPTION

Persons lylng distance should be extremely cautious OF
whom they order Lottery Tickets Certificates of Packages
Tickets The country flooded with bogus sNining
es Every iniucement hrii ont 20 person, money
IN them Capital Prizes of from 10000 10000 head their
schemes with Tickets at One Dollar $4,000 Capital
offered Tickets Five Dollars. All such n every Instance
traas aud money sent 20 them for Tickets 80 much
roSn away, without the shadow Of cAaucc u getting pse
Beware Of all Lotteries where the Capital Prize l. unusually large
comparison u the price of Tickets IN every where
large Prizes offered iOr small cost Of Tickets put doEn
4 certain fraud
IS- All orders addressed % FRANCE BROA DBENTs CO.
Wilmington Del. will With prom aud the printed
0tncisl drawing sent as soon "a
fRAHCE, BROADBFET5 90,
ma2-GtsSiNd Wilmington DclaEafe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-24
BOYS CLOTHlyGl BOYS CLOTHNG Il

~ their supply o BOYS Clothing and prepared
% sen them lower than before having bought them al much
ei owing the brlg advanced We would
therefore, corti ieuty invite an Ca ~ good and nice Boys
Clothing az very los prices give call before buying
know sell auy thing iu the BOYS line, low.
DAEEACOTT, HARRIS co,
Successors Merchant, W-islgcr a Co.,
ur,ru Main
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-24
NUMBER 124,
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
P0R MAY 1860.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS & co, Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

The Managers cdH re attention o l yJ1o IJlLO1sfag
lipendid Schemes fo be drdi0n IN WsiHgfu Dstprrrs
BYSTA TE 4 UTHORITK
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-24

DoHINSON A HOBERTS, Corner Cay aai i3'h So.
1 .-er 'o- sale the following aftcta-
luU tons No. Peruvian 0lano,
81 American
81 F1e and Coarse BonaiDus',
I0,o bbs Superior FIour,
Erfra lPerlle.to.s
fHH Eyr Do,
I.I Fne a.,
o. Cross NIdfIrvs io-
e. csses g.. C. Lc1-icc Paste,
c CS de 40,
r. do tO-s
6l.s I6s prime Cum Arabic,
luJ d" d" Angastlfa Ionqca FeRna,
go boxes best brands olive O,
leo hags Black Peas,
20 Glover Seed,
Pru-e figa-1 Island Oats,
80 Pu.grrfet Charcoal .
A. A-erts Manhattan Oh Company We oter MASON
r O f1r sale at The Company prices, anu res
s-..-.y solicit orders Tor the same .-.,. . -,,ry-s
as ROBINSON RohEhtS
SAFtEh HmEAD TRAYS AND PASTRY
T. ROBERTSON sONs,
-s7s No. a. Main ssr>-t
StLVER PLATED AND BSIIANNhAA a ~ ~ "a 5,sS 81.
- Consisting Castors FORKS spoons Double VA &c
@ css Pots, a. the pl.ulg Of sheh " @ "
'-'rror qaadiy. hA 2 bOii.Aa ~ ,a,S,.,,
~ fear street
RACON BANS. ~sagEr Cared Hans Of superior s1AiiE'
- T" sOH >. GORDON SON
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1850.
NOTICE.
Is5l).

1859. NOTICE. 1850.
r. u. X ElEiIING,
TAILOR AND CL0THIER,
No. 1876 Main Street,
returned from New York and is prepared 20 cI
Ii t.t attractive stock 1i goods chat tr has htt
.Ialg 90 1s s1iI ali the puUhc consisting 10
CLOTHS. ClSSINlEBES AND IESTlNGS,
fthsu.vast styles eHh Dc viii rase 90 order l e mos a
proved lala-r Pits warranted 90 please 10 an cssss.
ALSO.
receiving choice selection Of gents youths ami
chli.rus
REApY-MADE CLOTHING,
o. every grade ana stylr
GESILkMENS FURNISHING GOODS,
such SHIFTS C-s Ties, Gloves SOCKS and Drawers Mrrno
ss-- = D. HEELING No. 126 MAln street
FEtO THE PtHLTC.-In consequence ofthe unpreeelen,
ej OF sour Model sir;, have made arrange
meats ch heretofore Impossible account % the great
demand iu S for t1 Glos have large supply OF hs popu-
t-s. se1d1. win have them filed regularly and with
despatch th- sole Agents ur t shirt In Richmond
respectfully cell the attention % those who have not
Our Nodet1 examination, and tley w become colync
"a a - the '- t, t ,sl most 4.fubls Srt ever offered
We also prepared 20 make 20 order from scientific
measures notice, and reduced prices We have
hand large and i-sirb', stock o oErLENENS FURNISHING
GOODS. vbch embraces everything pertaining 70 TIE business
Aud siich viii be- offered al greatly reduced prices.
STURTEvANr 4 MAGWIRE
au2O No O. Nsin street. Richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-24
bwIGG,S PIANO rORTES.

-hNO UbG
ftNlls PIANO cetainy suGpsssrs all that We con.
Ce.yd the rgrulent capable o. ana yet rs f<{FFrl
shse construction Is simple iud C0mmou-BaGsi kuTsp<4
al that recommends Iis-lf the only W
plan and 30 natural o wander Is al such cases
Ety Dot discovered before The theory WLchit made
tiyes strength aGd consequent pogr keep beyond
Piano tuit upon any other plan. f t Ge De-, P,0ro
~ CO .st.1.s HON the New York ExrrsFs
II TAYLOR has also several second hand Pianos which be
viii sell cheap Tor cash.
nj
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-24
RN B. WILLIAMS. StNrEL v RgIp
WEILEA1sS ~ RE5D,

Commission Merchants,
s. T. CoHELE TILs-E tEp SECOND STREET,
NtntiEnati, Ohio.
| orders frr o.. trs .. Western Produce, ana make
7.-. cash Advances .u tou~l .-uuIcutz f.r sale,
"a handis bought Al- stored -cs-t ut gurrlas-r
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMS:
Daily Paper IS per annum seniWeeky S5 Weekly IS al
- n s1valce Resuces may be made ths risk the
.srs where evidence on the deposit o.
i....r.1 che Pos, Oece containing uoasy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-24
WANTED.

TO- 900 Gs sst a5 aSoa e. f. 'cs
where they buy style Of iy wsh from the pack
ing trunk 90 the best iron fGme solid trunk lion
frame solid sole leather yae superior carpet bags all madn
the best manner anl warranted and sold prices low A. they
be bought IN the Northern cities. Trunks repaired and cover,
made at he shortest notice Country merchants TO
anime my stock Of Trunks and learn my prices.
mh9-3m JAMES KNOT1a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-24

RROAD-EASE SEE.D-SoW Y Ek,
sOR SOWING WHEAT, OATS, BARLEY, HEMP, PEAS GRASS
SEED, &c.
rVyF hand machine eight per h.uT Price
/ go .....--
ne horsepower machine ro ten 70 feen acres per hour
Prcr $50.
The subscriber having the paeat right fo- The States Of Virginia
and N.r C.-ra ami having located a. Richmond for the pur-
~ r -Hal turing and selling said Machines, has taken rooms
Ia, H Governor street le constantly suph with these
Machines 1900 these Machines sold lass year
go, CHARLES H. DOUGHTY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-24

4 uAvr-r. is dated s.H me- u 'h. Commission, Grocery
INA LI41s- business W d. Slater The business VII te cQa
p .-g b.. 49, ..f b IA SlpE n co j. ". NIPE,
No So Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-24

600 rA1Es tA' 3 : 81 9's,l.i "Ah,
1UuI bushels of Sh.pstut,
aUNI Brown stuff,
5000 40 Bran,
IUU do clean Oats,
For sale by
ROB'T A. Z DABNEY,
,r21 Grocer and Feed store opposite Theatre
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-05-24
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
Every Other Ticket "a Prize.

And E3 oNimatlon prizes from f2O
2'.a55 prizes amounting 20 $4,000.
Whole Tickets SO; Halves IS; Qgarters a. so.
Persons desire need only remit the On Package for