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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-16
III CONGRESS--First Session.
TUESDAY, Feb. IA.


SENATE.
The Vice President laid before the Senate the resolu-
tiIn of tue corporation of Washington, asking for
DO Ser to issue $500 worth of stock for the purpose
o. building new Centre Market.
The Vice President also laid before the Senate copy
of the constitution OF Kansas as formed by the consttu-
tional convention held at Wyandot.
Mr. Seward moved to refer the constitution to the
Committee on Territories.
Mr. Brown offered a resolution of instruction that the
committee inquire if the laws of Congress have been
complied with in the formation OF that constitution, and
also 10 inquire If the of Kansas had been taken
Mr. Doolittle moved amendment. that the commit
tee be instructed 70 report bill for the immediate ad
mission of Kansas into the Union equal terms with the
other States
Mr.. Brown said that if it should turn out to be true
that the acts of Congress had boon totally dsregarded in
the formation Of the Kansas constitution he should vote
against the admission of that Territory into the Union
Mr. Pugh was opposed 10 instructng committees, and
said the committee would inquire to whether certain
acts of Congress had been complied with in their report
Congress had refused to appropriate money to enable
Kansas to take the census and yet she was to be refused
admission into the Union because of that neglect the
part of Congress.
der was taken up-a bill to prohibit the issue OF bank
notes under $50 in the Dstrc-but was postponed Tor
the business of the morning hour.
Mr. Fitch, from the Committee on Printing, reported
bill for establishing printing bureau. Ordered to be
printed.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr.. Hughes has been appointed member of the Com
mttee for the District of Columbia, in the place of Mr.
Pryor, excused.
| Mr. Grow moved that the powers of the special com
ittee on printing authorized to be appointed yesterday
be enlarged that they may be directed to inquire and re-
port as to the prices paid for the binding for Congress:
and the laws regulating the same, aud make the same
inquiries into the matter of engraving and printing pa
per and also as to the publication and binding of the
Congressional Gobe and report all the facts the sui
ect Also, thai the select committee examine and re-
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NOTICE --Desirous 70 do We can to up Ga
- our city, We have determined MANU- ~
FACtJElNH OUR CLOTHING IN THIS CITY, the ~
earliest DAY az which We make arrangements TO do "
Our Mr. Keen has been absent ia Europe the last three
months selecting goods for Spring sales and from his long
peence and well taste eXpect 10 show the
tive stock ever seen la this market by day February
" shal have in store Spring for the Wholesale
trade, ana We earnestly Invite Merchants who have
heretofore gone North Our operations important Gd
Nan IN he purchase Of goods and long experience enable us
20 o S great Inducements those any house In the Union
- We shall rum This day Offer all WINTER CLOTHING at
such ee css as Will make purchaser 70
anticipate their wants
JAZZ KEEN BALDWIN WILLIAMS
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ExEcUTI0N.-Iohn J. Bowen was executed in the Jail
yard at New Castle Dell Friday, for the murder Of
John W. Dewin, at Delaware city, in August last The
wretched confessed his guilt but professed to have
repented e fell about three feet and died almost with
out struggle the twching OF his eetwas all the move
ment that observed He hung about half and hour
when the physicians pronounced him dead. He alleged
that he was drunk when he committed the crime, and
warned his friends and associates to beware beer
saloons and strong drink.
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TO PLANTERS AND GARDENERS.

INTE subscribers sale GO 90 bb poudrete
u the Lodi Manufacturing Company In lots to uli purchaser
This article Is In the twentieth Of its Introduction Into this
country and has outyed fertilizers OF description for the
the following
ls Il made from the night soil Of the city Of New York. by
the NJ Co. who have capital Of SlOO0O) invested the
business, which at risk should they make bad article
Cd For and Vegetables the cheapest neates and han
des in the world be placed 10 direct contact with
the seed forces and Oens vegetation weeks earlier
the cut worm doubles he CROP and Is acknowledgements OdOr
Three dollars worth barrels Is all sufficient to
Of corn IN The hill
PRcEl Dbl 81 2bbls SO 5O 5bb ss and sbbs Al 30
per bbl delivered free OF carriage vessel railroad In New
York city
pamphlet containing every information and certificates from
farmers all the United States who have used from
seventeen years. will be free applying FOR the
GRIFFING BROTHERS CO.,
fei4-2m co Courtlandt st n Y.
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FRIGHTFUL SCENE.-Green street, above Hancock. was
the of horrible occurrence last evening about
o'clock. The dress of Frances Laviele Young woman,
an inmate Of Mrs Jennie Lawes house, accidentally
caught fire from the grate and almost in instant was
in flames. Her companions were appalled, by terror and
the frightened woman fed into the street. The wind
famed the flames and while the poor terror stricken
rushed up and down the pavement the fiery ee
met doing ts fatal work Her clothing was entirely
consumed on her person, and the woman finally went
back into the house and fell the floor Her flesh was
burnt to a crspss horribly that she died in minutes
She inhaled quantity of the flames which was the inn
mediate Of her death. The street crowded in
short time, and many the poor unfortunate die as
il were, on her feet Louisville Courier.
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y III III N Fart-
which have recently TO knowledge together b "a
versemeDs and card which has been sent extensively tbrnh
the country to our friends and customers from which
the following extract The subscriber having h
business for the last years Franklin street under the
g. WATT co, begs ,eaye inform his friends and tho
Of the old concern hat that firm does exist
hed that regular and systematic effort has and 4 s b,
made 10 deceive the public and lead them believe tina, The
Of GEo WATT CO not In existence and that the ony
place to get Watts Patent CUT Brace Plow from man Who +
daily violating the Patent Laws and
Watt Of his property y making his Patent Plow without hs au
hoty consent We desire 10
he made and inform you and the public tbat he
GEORGE WATT CO. is still in existence; Geo Watt the
inventor and patentee has not sold the right or autbo
one except Mr. W. Scott Of Freder ksburg 10 make any
Patent Pows and that constantly on hand large ocE
Of all Sizes made under personal supervision from Ire ony
genuine patterns, Of the best materials together with vs
other Agricultural Implements which we warrant % ~
buyer and determined he undersod by any IN G
market Our GEO WATT his sincere thanks 70 his ss,S
and the public who hsye sustained him heretofore and We o
a continuance OF theirparonage
SEP GEORGE WATT . M
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THE CONTINENTAL HorEL-Ths new aad largest hotel
in Philadelphia last night thrown open to exhibition
to the stockholders The building is six stories high is
2SO feet on Ninth street. and 10 Chestnut 1t
is provided with every accommodation which art taste
and science supply for the convenience of its occu-
pants is magnfcenty furnished, and contains accom-
modatious for one thousand persons
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WITCHES. JEWELRY,
Silver and PIaded " arc

=. 4. MYERS
IL F7s -.1Slr'fv on hand large and complete assort-
N usat rf te above named articles embracing an thc 20
i ryss a.H ts ors-s h.s friends and The public eI9
q, e -s reasonable terms Me would c. particular aile"n
t.sscs % WArCE such AS julie, jury sem E. b Adams
81 Alfred laffa fcr, Eumo-y Henry REYNOLDS Leflon jos
t.an - C-. l other celebrate. makers lie also keeps
aafg' ---1 q rich Diamond Sec Finger Rings, shirt tlt
tls b'li Cluster and single stone Breast Pins or gents
Aso ka-g. a.-.-r. .r sr Crrhurrr Coral itytCameo
81 Pear ss Els and Plain Cold Chain Bracelets Chatham
CtAn Week C.i-s Js--s Sleeve Buttons shirt buttoas, &C
a silver ia SIS ral-,s Pitchers Salt Cellars Cups Bouquet
htie-. Fsh k1.= All Furks Berry spoons, Asparagus
I'sus ies rs silver spoons and FORKS due slverPlated
A-yes &.
Hpag 90 oy-- sub Inducements that cannot fau 90 please In
A. MYERS,
to Corner Main ana Pearl Sta
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WII. IRA SMITHS
Southern Clothing Mandatory,
ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
IN RIG HMOND VA

1T Is fact no, generally known that established my Clothing
Mandatory In this city TEN YEARS AGO and have constant
~ for that time continued % cut and make large portion OF
stock ia Richmond hundreds my will testify to-
ami having Increased forces from time time better
prepared orders for work 10 large small quantities
than heretofore and win guarantee furnish them low
"a be had Of Northern houses and equal style aud
teraL
Being practical at business not having climbed In at
he back wud0E others sh0ude latter myself that
give much and good article for the price house
North South
those wish build up southern Manufactures
patronze the old established houses first and let reap the
reward they justly merit for past present or future services
This humhug, prove by from sevenyhve to one
hundred hands employ, and many Of then have been
for years.
Proaze the Manufactures 40 home especially when
do s. without additional cost. wM IRA SMITH,
jas ia Main 50.
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The HAwEsvuLE Ky } TRAGEDY.-Later accounts from
Hawesvile inform US that H. A. Davidson, the person
who carried lighted bomb into the store of Mr.. Dun
can has since died of the wounds he received the
plosion. Hon. VIM Sterritt still lies in very precari-
Gus Mr. J. e. Duncan, the proprietor of the store
be about 800 900 The polcehave been stationed around
the residence of the timer who manufactured the Infer
nal machine, to save him from the violence threatened
by tho mob
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Cheap Clothing,
Durable Clothing.
Genteel Clothing,
ann VEog, S,-a.,
At1O Main Street

ALL n and make selections and buy the goods atyour
~ own price We an the winter stock out OF the
and 20 that end odeI Inducements attract
and sales
i wish o. make good Investment buy suit OF
feA TUPMAN HULL, 10 Main ST.
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-. .Ivsrtscrlcut % oe e'l'-'11.r -, -4 - -
~ sei on The Manuscript or previously @s'eel upon W.
~ s .s-i no, marked on The copy for specified mum.
a. uiss vu be continued anih ordered 'a ana payment
,ci irz.r-ssNsSrs avoid any misunderstanding
- e. Annual Advertisers e 3 proper 70 STATE l.sS'
as rht ..Iy extends 'o their pyl.r business hral
aslef I'M other Advertisements sent by them TO be an
80 '.gl-.r and r1 yrr.a'.on ..-, -
So and @ so 90 % .s,re asS'' At aIss s a.aa sss subject
srrei s.!!.-..s Is salI. bel agreed upon.
- s-, and yearly dserisels ,rns'y Eng m < S o1s %
.- ans one Eers, insert more t1in me aia"unt
rl - = ,ss Standing ra. uudsrihg contract ana al eA'ss
l-s-i l-.-- fl be- charged s' che usual rates
ts 49,. ....-t.I .u ,he SertWrekly Whig at Is cents
Id 1y, Or less f'- t1s FIRST Insertion anu % cents
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DUELLNG IN New 0RLEANs.-Two dues were fought
the 2Sth ult, New Orleans. The first at the
Oaks, with small swords between young named
Query, and another whose is not mentioned The
The latter received slight wound in the right side
The other back of the Halfway house, between
Mcssrs f. Canonge, and " Gerodas the weapons shot
guns loaded with ball. the distance forty PAGES Gcrodia
received his adversays ball in the eshy part of his leg
back of the knee the ball passing through and grazing
the front part of the right leg aud nhictng wound
which may render amputaton necessary.
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DEMOVAL..-
Ii KNOWLES & WALF0RD,
HAVE REMOVED TO
No I3O Main Street.-The house formerly occupied by
n vale a "a fell
RICHMOND MADE

RESHnOND Made
Agricultural Machinery.
TAvING completed my machine shops Franklin Street
Walnut Alley the whole being in connection with my I'm
plenent Seed Store Main Street. invite particular
attention the farmers of Virginia to facilities for maniac
turing every kind Of Agricultural Machinery and Implement
especial ntiOn TO the manufacture OF THRFSH
ING MACHINES the best models materials and workmanship
NV PORTABLE HORSE POWER Is arranged to require
digging or delay starting has the approval Of all
them My PATENT STRAW CUTTERS are too well
known o need CONNER dation
As heretofore keep constantly on hand my make and
fully warranted Shelters for hand and horse power Wheat
Fans Cradle Reapers Hay Presses Cider Mills Seed Drills PCws
Harrows Hay Rakes cleaners Cuvato Gum and Leather Ma
chine Beling, &c., &C
s1Yy- Repairs Of all kinds promptly attended to.
Agent Rlckord uimsns Wheat and Guano Dril and
McCormicks Reaper and Mower. -
fes-dSm II. NJ SMITH, No II Main St.
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VOHN N. GORDON & SON
,D OFFER FOR SALE
TfS PLATE, bright, OF all kinds,
LsADED CoER PLATES for roofing and safes,
BLOCK TIS, In bars and pigs
SHEET ZISK, spelter and speter solder,
LEAD, In pigs and bars,
CoPPER timed, braziers sheaihing and bar,
SHFET IRON, all kinds,
GALVANIZED TISD SHEETS,
IRoS WIRE all numbers
BAR Iron, swedes common and English refined
English AMERICAN HAA'D IROs,
IIooP BASD, ROUSD AND SQuARE RoTs,
IRoN, for horse and mule shoes, superior quality,
GRfFFIS's HORSE sHOE NAILS, all sizes,
FNGftsH Az AMERICAN BIIsIERED STEEL,
MAYORS CAST ASD SHEAR To-,
C,sr sTEFI, superior quality, fer axes,
GERMAN STEEL,
WAGON ASD BUGGY AxLEsr with taps and Inch pins,
SPRSG STEEL, best quality
PLOUGH IRoS. from TO IL inches.
NAIL RODs Swedes and American,
WRGUGHr IRON PLOUGH PLATES,
BURDENs HORSE AND Mule SHOES, improved patent,
TENED BLACK RivETs BUcKEr EARS,
TIxyED sAUcE Pan HlEDLEs,
TIS DINNER, sorP Pie PLATES, with full assortment
OF GROCERIES. lm-ja2I
L,RESH GARDEN SEED.-By Express and steamer,
IL receipt OF Spring supply OF Fresh Garden Seed
OF superior quality from Thoburn Co.. Of New York. which
invite attention Of those wanting frstrae article.
GEO. WATT CO.,
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NEW MUSIC--February 10th. NdfA
n Received every Tuesday at E4W

NEW MUSIC--February lOth. MIA
~ Received every Tuesday at ~ $4IrX
Jsnnv Darling Jenny; ballad by author OF "wbAt Is T
Home wlthoasa Mother"-25c
Too Late = T,ft1.ate; ballad bv Prattan-25
'Tis Winter NV: a song by An Amateur-25
That sweet Dream Of 01en Time song by Lowell-25.
There's Sunlight In Heaven; song by strachauer- 20 80
Omen Window. song author Of Some One TO Love-25
Old Bel: song by author OF "shels Of the 0cean"-25
MANY Time and or; song by Duggan-22
Nv Own Mountain Stream songby author OF Dearestspot oil
Earth to me is Home'-95
Oh Erin My Country song ny Jenreys-2o
Then Nv window Don't Forget; song by Eyerest-25
Voice Of the Western Wind by author Of "Bonny EOs
Cottage by the Sea- Go
On Yes Thout Remembered so.g by author Of "Ever Of
Thee I'm fondly Dreaming" -
trembling Before Awful Throne sacred song Appees
10.
Malta Fantasie; Polka par Keterer-5O.
Polka Ideale; par Chas. Frade-iO
Naad Polka; by Anderson-2o.
Indian summer or Une Pete Automnale suit Of descriptive
WaliEes, by Blessner-O
La Balloise vase De Salon par Fayarger-G0
scherzo Vaze par Gunther-zo,
Hubberg yalse par Peterson.ze
Monkey Galop; by Carella-So.
Railroad GalOP, bp Adam-zo, .
Home Sweet Home va arranged for four hands by Gobe-
40c. Ielt
DOWDER.-iOOk kegs Du Points Sporting Powder
COMPRISING:
Nv In kegs, or kegs and canisters
Eag Rifle In and eanisters
Eagle Duck In qrs and canisters.
Diamond In eanisters
1900 kegs Du Points Blasting Powder
For sale by Ep"iN "OhIhAm OU-
felO Agent for the Manufacturers
DORTLAND SYRUP, 900 Bbbl.; for sac sy y-,,no,,
J. jasO L&d,R DAVENPORT,
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VMR WILLIAMS. SAMUEL
WILLIAMS & REID,

Commission Merchants,
~ ClRNER WIEVTT AvD SECOND STREET,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
SH orders flr an kinds OF " rsGerm Prod ucc. and make
ORA. Cash Advances ON Consisnnents Tor sale, or
Vsryhnndsc bought and Stored account oi parchsers
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The DWFERENCE.-The Brandon Miss Republican
fairly hits the nsncery of the Democracy touching the
slavery question in the following rough but lively ep
gram;
John sherman, 10 prove you're bad
But remark suiices-
You endorsed Helpers book
Called "The Impending Crisis"
John Letcher, you endorsed
Rulner's abolition opinion;
But YOU a Democrat, John
And G0y'nOr OF the Old Dominion
John Sheman's deyll-John Letcher's a saint
John Lelchei 5 a Democrat-,ioiH Sherman dinr)
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bacon, LARD, BUTrER, CHEESE, &C.

bacon, LARD. BuIEEK. CHEESE, &c.,
Id 25 bids. Hams Shoulders, sides and Breasts
IS bbls prime leaf Lard
25 tubs prime Goshen Butter
80 boxes prime Goshen Cheese
100 boxes n. d. do
100 bbs refined Sugars
so bbls prime Jersey Cider
90 do No. Mackere
100 do No. 3 do
80 do fTost's Buckvheat
90 do crop \. O. MoasSes
80 do cider Vinegar
200 packages assorted Teas
100 assorted Brooms
100 DO DO Pals
3 ties. Sal Soda
do Frcy's assorted Shot
2 do prime Goldfish
Landing per and packets from New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, for sale low by WM. H. TYLER,
ia16 18Th street. between Main and Cary.
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1859

IAN N RECEIPT OF THE Fall Fashions IN
ssrtle1s HATS embracing aI thr various co.ors -
a. tap.s JOHN THOMPSON, 50 Main ST.
THE FARWERS' ROOT.-i have male the above es-
1.av 1r FARMERS The are Double eo,es, Sew"
si3y long Le. They are equally adapted tor Huutsmen
pcr aai relnr-s. Also, general assorment OF every
~ wM WALSH.
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aNNUAL CITY DIRECTORY.-w

SECOND ANNUAL CITY DIRECTORY.-We
have for second Directory ofths
city The experience will enable emedv all mis-
tatss and issue and reliable Directory than
nevious one We increased facilities and induce
ments to Advertisers It Intention to Distribute the Direc
tory extensively IN State Northern North Carolina every
office principal hotels and also al the different water
inc paces will about the frat March No Northern
advertisements will be nsered, and none but residents sfVrn
Ia are engaged In this enterprise - - -
jal9-dlm W. EuuENh ftssLhM.
(UTLERY.-By late arrivals from England, are in
~ cept Spring supply hne Pocket and Table Cutlery
sons Geo. westedholm MaPpin Bros
' wv ROBERTSON 4 SONS,
fe11 No. 6j Main strest.
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GEORGE WATT A 90.
1858. NOW READY FOR THE FALL TRADE. Is6S
GEORGE STA RRET,E

(BELVlN'S ROW, GOVERNOR sT)
OFFERS TO his customers assortment unryalled bv
" that Of prec ling year. Our facilities for DOING v
and upon dweng stores factories churches Ac 80
be exceed. Repalringpeces for Stoves sold 10
years past for sale.
Barstow's Spiral Furnace, for brick 9 sizes
Richmond Portable Furnace sizes
HedenbuTgs Patent Heater sizes
Fireplace Chimney eater formerly known ss Troh.
Brilliant Gas Burner "a fuel saYerG 3 sizes ~ ''
Factory CoalBurLeT (warranted to stand are) 2s,,s.
American Cooking Range, for brick; 8 sizes y"
American COOKING Range, rotary TOP; 8 size,
Bay State Cooking Range (Pertablec sizes
Hepmeet Cooking StOye-a new article made f,r -, a..
trade with HotWate. Reservoir Roaster boiler boi. "a
large 0ven-"smple, strong and complete" ~ '' '
addition the above, fifty varieties and s,,e. -
the varied of the people y"
Country dealers buying here, Stoves Tin Ware p,rn. d..
&c. a Northern prices freight r'' 'PSi
Early orders will immediate aentIon Tbos. eart,.
later will be promptly hed In their order fast as the vors
he ai done - '"e
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A HTIFICIAL TEETH.

H TIE tITfVI LlINIIfT IKOCENN EfE-ki---1
g. w JONES, DxSltiT, having purchased the IrSSS-A
right for the above mode Of making Teeth IJIJ
ing entirely of absolute superiority gold
or pana method he with confidence commend all who
may desire partial sets Of reeth-and especially such as
NAV those they process
all Of the objections the gold plate
Ing perfect comfort and stability -and teeth
being embedded the metal food excluded from under
them and they therefore stronger cleaner smoother
and In every respect better.
In consequence Of perfect adaptation Of the plate to the
the suction thereby secured he
teeth o0t classnd Ia al cases guarantee perfect and sat
isfactory hi, charge.
This method having adopted and by those stand
Ing highest In profession North and South testimonials
given and specimens exhibited who desire 70 see them
Those wishing exchange the old method the new their old
plate will In part pay. Office opposite Cornthan Hall
Office hours from 20 2H, from Sh too. ocT-ly
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
nUR stock OF Ready Made Clothing, No 50 Main st.,
~ have sold Mr. a. WilrLOCk and will continue TO
keep large establishment No. Too Main ST., where will be
pleseto and the public in general having
made manufacture clothing here and
prepared orders Kind % be made In the
stse and short notice Our winter stock will
reduced prices, make Spring stock. Call
16 Z. MORRIS Co, 100 Main st.
r. MORRIS. T. ELLIS.
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VOLUME 81.
richmond DAILY WIG.

TERMS:
~ .ss9 sSss' %sy Sc Si3s !, Ts.- S. s = .. S
~ e ,ti2s gsers evidence "a taken on The deposit Of
: 80, ., ~ P5, Oaes e7ntainlas money
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LlGHTE 4 BRADBURRY's PIANOS.
BHANDIES.


DICHMOND -Iiariman's Conesn-
HI uated Super Phosphate Of line Manipulated and
We beg leave call the above articles
and with conHdn5e recommend them to the farmers
For safe by WOMbLE A CLAIBORNE,
No. II Pesrtstrset,
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NfENTIIIY

The fearful effects th mind much 70 be Ireads La ,,
mory Confusion Of Ideas Depression Of Spirits Evil Porebod
Aversion to Society se Dstru Love Of Solitude Tmdty
a OF the evils produced. '''' 49,
Thousands persons all Judge what Is the eaus
OF their declining health Losing their ygor beconIn, 80
emaciaed have singular appearance the eyes coaS
symptoms OF consumption. ''' 'Oubh @"u
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1888.

TyO THE PIRLIC-In consequence Of the unprecedent-
"a success Model Shirt have made arrange
mrs c heretofore impossible, account Of The great
demand iu York. gCTs have large supply of this popu-
lar shirt hand every variety Of style and quality, So that
those sending have them filed regularly and with
despach for This Shirt In Richmond,
We would respectfully call the attention OF those who have not
seen Our Model examination and they will become conyne-
ed th4t the cheapest I3 most dErI SHIRT ever offered
for sale prepared 20 make 20 orr from scientific
measures at short notice. and reduced prizes We have on
hsrI tr-. and desirable stock OF GErLEMENS FURNISHING
GOODS which embraces everything pertaining 70 the business,
and which viii be offered al greatly reduced prices.
sTURTEVANT 4 MAGWIRE,
.,oo No % Main street Richmond. Va
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Dr. addresses all those who have Injured ther,seIv -
aud Improper indu grncies " pm
These Of the and melancholy effects p-oduc. h
early habits OF youth, weakness Of the and Inh.
in the Head Dimness ofghi Loss Of Muscular Power
Of the Heart Dyspepsia Nervous rratsbl;y
pgsuVe uheuons ueperAi Deputy, symptoms Of Consumption