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pLOWS, PLOWS. FLOWS.

III. =
No. 81 MAIN 81. RICusoNI. Va IT,
ssnvE 81. cnAELEs b0tt-...
Would call The attention ri iaii"efs -,
and others. To the FAC, that he man ever 'pAg
Vows. CULTiVATORs. cotLTtkS' s0't
WEEpERs, CORN PLANTERS, ~. ~ ~
made in his own shops. al test nN'elIAis' ise n
workmen. He ALSO Keeps hlmstti ir VIZ T. ssFse
with genuine GARDEN and iELp ICES
which he obtains from the ni"st fct.', =, h., s,s
s6urHERN Flow. whleh worAs rhrse a as
sizes and distinctly different sbsEts 81 u.e.,oa
on each PLOW, TINS tnsarint rs - - treSm 81
every VARIETY of SOIL and strength % Es rs
saves one half of 'he gesf IN cas- q. I'D 81
warranted every article made ~ 'pI JWsR
pleased IL 50, tina. he has not hsa ~ ,.'sess. y
turned for fault since he commenced .u', ,,sTt *
when he hnds 4, neeessaf, 'o ae'i AZ 3, -
merits Of others, az To baId kis hHsih' - s,n. ass
,nx others down. he expects = ata i,:,sf IS
~ To d,scoun,enanee ham and te}, Of Oh srlgss
N A fresh supply of GARDEN SEED, s~ls
ceved. -,
SPktiAL NOlN LOT IL J. pr, bssA
- Steam Candy Manufacture. ne 80 $50
my. Main sfTsrt. an Joofx below heM.'shl,sae
q Taylor, directly opposite tae cd e. -. A,ss'
store Of Messrs. Richardson's \ Go VA iae sassc
Ia accommodate his old customers a ...pse
generally. The very literal ps,ront'ss A,m. 81
On han Tor the las; hlteea ear, sassS
an enlars ed establishment, u naei p,,l.JelysA
purchasers aneSaaled shis sue moi, stoes. as as
tsAls y
settled disposition to do a lafse ~ha,',i.s st NJ
1 solicit a cali from the hulins ps"''N S~.s
Main street. --.-~-...N
sCURkEYS, DuCkS AND trm, -, psep
l have received = niee irt !"
and Chickens. Cad soua my ges VWsNnRtphf
BACON. 10 r,srces 'tos" sh.s ,; ~ .eIT
u Sngar- Cured cans asset baii' ssJ Fsh.
..,;sarsn Iane,s" Sugar Cared Gao So tai~
Saunders: ~ ls,xss ''6eorxe Lane
krsakfasr kaeOn. for sale ~ ,.,xxEgS w
/snEENE.-BaD boxes Prime ss'''"A
" nultabis for rotss,itaxt tas xairs ,SxER w
rIUvkk.A ~ 3 -. ieo bushels s"''' -
~ in store, and for sale ps., .p,Ngtss w
IYaZANnS SPORTING ANu -.
II iowoEk.-fos fsls :; \. pAvENRon,
QtTTERS. ATT = \ IL l ss.s ,Rsassss
- HoaGAAd's 1llsers. er.hsvss ra au., f%ss
sons Aittsss. Masiettea = Ss,sssrs i'S
sied Hilisss. MuaAi's bisssis' "''" :.
'"''''' ~ /. SohKKGR 4 CO. No " MAJ
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70 SOUTHERN sIONEwA ARE POT.

~ Corner Cary and 18th SITS, Richmond Va
Ne kEESEt PARR, Prop'fs
The subscribers respectful, inform the mer-
chants of Virginia. North Carolina and Tennessee
that they are manufacturing the hest quality Of
SiUN w An r., c"nSi siiug of jugs, Jars. Pitchers
MIX Pans Chnrns, Bread Rsers, Sealing Fruit
Jars, tair tight.) &c, &c.
Also, neatly painted charcoal packed Water
coolers. hoth metal and wood cases. OF aIi sizes,
from gallons to ~ gallons.
ia. All Ware sold by us will be delivered in
any part oi the e,ty free of Charge.
THOS. w. KFESEE
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IR NAPLES, three years old. strti- ~ sh.,, +
~As> and tree al knots They viii mss, bt'.-,
shade trees Are warranted 10 grow, II tfpp'''
pIaned. Price 81 each. delivered u tte 81
fsI7,s ms Man street
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(tHlNA-WAKE AND OlSE-FukNiSH-
- ING Go0DS.-SCHAAP& Co, IMPORTERS
AND WHVl.ESAtk AND RETAIL DEALERS.
CORNER OF BkOA d AND THIRD STREETS
are receiving now, direct from the anufacturers,
and from Northern trade sales. most complete
MARE; LOOKING GLASSES; TABf.E cHfT
tERIs PLATED, BRITANNIA, ALBATA, and
JAPANNED WARE; besides An endless assert
ment Of French and German FANCY GOODS ard
foIS. Ia which We invite the attention Of mer-
chants and the public IN general. feeling conh,ie nj
that our .oops and fR acks Will richly pay them Tor
Y call We endeavor To MAINTAIN reputation
for selling bargains. SCHAAPN co
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CPRING NORTHUMBERLAND.

RIBBONS,
IMILLINERYd
STRAW GOODS.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR Il Co,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF
RIBBONS. BONNET SILKS and SATtNS,
VtLVETS, RICHES. FLOWERS.
FEATHERS, STRAW BONNETS, FLATS, &c.
No. 237 and Lofts OF 239 Baltimore St,
BALTIMORE. MD,
Offer a stock unsurpassed IN the United States in
variety and cheapness.
Orders solicited and prompt attention given.
TERMs-Slx months e per cent. of for cash, par
funds. ia 2l-6w
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BUSIN. E6a NOTICES.
EDWIN WORTHAM Il CO.. s
Il GROCERS. COMMISSION MERCHANT Is.

Il GROCERE. COMMISSION MEhChANlc'
sqst ePq;sn%eni. Of T0BAc IS Coz WHEN pbWi 4
WORKMAN viii give his personal attention.
n Advances made on CONFERENCE.-The.
BAGS furnished when required.
FTTENGER 4 EDM0ND,n ,,o,u,.
bqs4pEkSS s Il hsP RSLkdS6
STEAM TP PfRE Engines,
OF the most approved plan. and made IN the very
host manner, warranted equal IN every rsspscS 70
or West ia 25-3m
I UMBER AT WHOLESALE AND RE-
II TAlI..-We always have on hand all kinds 81
various kinds and qualities, which we VIII sell at
wholesale and retail on accommodating terms; n
Special attention will be given to BILL LUM-
"a 1"s m "'AN' PHILIPS l. COLEMAN.
SLATE .OOFINe.
JOHN 6. MCMILLAN,
Who has had twenty five years experience n the
business, Is prepared to put on LATE ROOFS o.
every description. and with the best materials. at
short notice. Specimens of his work can be seen
on application. and orders eft at his ONCE, on Mali
attended to. ''oo'" man, oc Is
MARBLE WORKS.
'9 HH1Ss II 9 a1y9N,
MECHANICS, LNssT III 9Th STREET.
MoNuMENT S I T f,y1sH HAD 4 PIECES.
,:. MINT rs, F3MTs, e.
riculturai Society and Mechanics Institute.
NlCkINsON, HILL CO..
S, continue to SELL NEaRo GJ both pHbei;
: franklin sisii streets. "' ''' viz R. IL pIcKiNSoS,
fe s-dscwsm T. &: B ,. HILL HILL.
M S%N e issT1S MEk9H1xSrs
Cary street. opposite colnmb'an aosel' VI
" Us H ESwAnDs Of 9 T eIRs
w. NJ. MARSHALL, of Lunenburg,
all consignments, and orders for goods from pro-
"T MT. r y sTrToN, JR. Is admitted to an IN
lei fe i- d sSt ''''' MADDUx co.
{NHEELWKlGHT.M NUDGE Il co..
w COMMIsSIOM PAPER YAhSEHO
Dealers d% in Wrpg snk s"Gk asT
kkas sHd fna s
" jassNds a' gu 'e'' Wi ''' " BALTfMORE. MD.
} A'lESSR 4: hEST liz IRON WORKS.
,s5N sffsi nfSt VI
MES. CHAIRS. .sETTEEs; &c; also, Grating,
Xs9S aRd Cellar DOORS and every SthsE kind Of
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
IA Particular attention gwen to enclosing Burial
Lots in the city a nd country.
BROW N'N ,G,s,r, MARE co..
For TIL SAIL OF EG K o. s.,
Mil give their undivided attention to the SALE
OF NEGROES.
No. Office on Frank in, few doors below Wall
street Richmond jal-lm
(NARO.-The subscriber takes this methed "f IN
" forming his friends ard the public that he has es.
tabi shed himself as "A MERCHANDISE BROKER
AND GENERAL OMMlSSION MERCHANT.
He will attend to the purchase and sal e of Aer-
cnandize generally also, Flour, Wheat, Corn. To-
bacco and all descriptions of Country Produce
His special atteation will be given to all business
entrusted to his care. From his long business
experience he hopes TO meet with lbe raj share OF
public patronage. He refers, by permission, to
Me.srs R RTM.s MSss; hss& Co. Rishmod
- EDMOND. DAVENPORT Co.. Va.
g Bacon BASKERVILLE,
s ssxAHT,&IIks RED. K HOLMES Baltimore
TwELLs & Co, Philadelphia.
THOMAS MONAHAN. Esq, New York.
WIN. S. ROYSTER,
Office of Cary and Va. streets.
Richmond, Nov LIST, l&a1k no It's
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MAytMAs, JhwELRY. s.LyEK

* WATCAEA, JEWELRN. SILVER
"a AND PLATED WARES. A. MYERS
ENI keeps constantly on hand u large and com
00 plete assortment of the above named ar
tces embracing all the latest sty les which he Of
fers to his friends aud public on the most reason
able terms. He Mould call particular attention TO
+. B. Adams h Son, Alfred ISvaiette, Jules E,ne
~, Henry Reynolds Lemon, Joseph Johnston. John
Craige, and other celebrated makcrs. He Also
scr Rings, Shirt Buttons. Diamond Cluster aud
Single Stone Breastpins, for gents also, a large
assortment Of ladies' Carbuncie. Coral, Lava
Cameo and Pearl Sets, Etruscan and pain gold
Cham brace!et,; Chatham Chains, Neck CHAINS,
sets, Goblets. Pitchers Salt Cellars Caps. Bouaas,
helders, Fish Knives and FORKS, Berry spoons,
Asparagus Tanxs. Ice Tengs. Silver Spoons sad
Forks, 6ne Silver plated Knives, Nc.
Hoping to offer such Inducements that cannot
a to sIsS:s IN price and qualify ssI, = sssgss'
Corner of Main and Pearl Sta.
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BURNING AND LUBRlCATING
COAL OILS.
The great KANAWHA COAL AND OIL COM
PANG. kconslstng of native citizens OF our own
State, has appointed us Agents for the sale OF
their
JUSTLY CELEBRATED
BURNING AND LUBRICATiNG
COAL OILS,
the quality of which is warranted pure and unadul
terated
We invite the attention of apothecaries and
dealers throug hOut the State to supply, which
will be large, and sold by wholesale only, at the
lowest factory prices
ia Its GOOCH ECHOLS.
CPRING INIPOR1ATlON-.1e6U
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- ARTIFICIAL TEErn

uuH JONES, bssr, sles mt. rroosses' &c,
se?ve mode Of making Teeth. an, 'f l rsh, &, 4.
can CD van ne,,s over ali Other
full or psrtai se.s cPmmsnd u 70 tho..
a. may Se dissatisfied with tho Inc. sss,eseisy ~,
os; y, and the suction thereby s.e s psss
Inns method having been adopted nh =. ~ 'a,,
ing highest in the profession, Nar ~ those ssse
.es .hn wlll b given and and
gold or any other plate vii Of ooS,,s 81 Teen ~
those pre,eInng them. Filling. ca mad. 4,
tracing. and all othe. operations rsssnlslnr H.
Corinthian Hail ''1'H street, opso,e-
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A,A NATURAL BRIDGE, vA.-ia

HnA Yng purchased the eaiIre ...
.A..W NATU RAJ BRIDGE PROfbhlli
ana lri.l- Row engaged IN making EXTENSIVE -
ditions Ia my House, Will lie prepared b tas h''
oi May IL entertain larger nambe5 81 Vis.i'.'
IN u more comfortable manner tbtn ever t-1'
shall always supply my table win the ,'si W.
the mafheI affords. NV Bar will IL supplied a.
the best Wines and Liquors ! respectful, sos.
the pttrOnase of the travelling public ''s'I'.1'
them that they shall he ente fttusd "a ihaasl
that cannot taIl Ia please. the BFtdss F"' 'f'
john LCSfER
STORE HOUSE FOR RBNr.-W! shns ''as
vote the whole Of IN, tune to the hote' y
lease my STORE-EOUSE for a term ui 'tA.'
on very reasonable terms. Any oEs Sisht
engage in me re hand'Ein, will Ind ttis 4 me-
sIrabie stand. 10 2l-ImI JOHN LtS'Eh.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY. &c.

e REMOVAL, REMOVAL OF THE
~ WEIi-kN0WN BILL. BAKTHOf.O-
H. L NEW, MATCHMAKER The suhscr,-
oA-<A her would respectfully announce 10 The
panc, ana ass friends IN the country, that lac has
HEMoFED next door 10 Messrs. Kent. Paine h
Co. =. nearly opposite his old stand. on Main ST.
where he trusts, by stfict attention to bust Ss
and desire TO please, that he will meet with the
same patronage so literally bestowed On hlns ior
the last fourteen years. My motto still SHAH he.
"Nothlng hc,fhont l0tof,
Where lives the little BILLY r.,
hile on Eleventh street told the hour,
He's zone next door to kent Il P.'s--
I'm AAra laIr.1 raSrs4,A
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N n0oTS GREAT 4

u ~ " io4N i.~ I III TsN--t II ~
U5BEHEE, Broad street. between "a and n
keeps q large stock OF Ladies Gentlsnsn's roJ
Servants wear constantly on hand, ami tetss nov
body IN Richmond To compete with mIn IN hs I1,
as ne manufactures to order and superlnsaI,
himself. Toe H-lyl CHARLES BEHLk
- LADIES', Misses and Chlidrsgs
Morocco and Goat Boots; fine Cnners.
Ruskins, and all kinds Of ladies' and children.
Boots, Shoes. Caters. slippers, Nc, OF the rs.
city manufacture, ut q HELLER hs,0S
1S3 Rraod lot hcfaaau 9Th .ris.
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n 4 CHOICE ASSORTMENT Of .sr
\ I.zGs, OH. MAN, MAN. THov ART

tJSS2IsTI hut dust; therefore. why sfleve u he
A~S--A<- changes of lie, for Il leaves La
dreary waste TO contemplate upoa. So now iot@
lIlOQuZIns.
| had been studying astronomy. OF course se1ge
expected to hear of some great pheuomena weoa
have discovered, but in examining the elements !
found there was mystery beyond the conpTeaeh
sion of man. and rs had no desire to build oss
OF Baby Ion, therefore | gave 1t out and wen v
solIdIties.
| an now still IN the ring to trade for snltaiii
from the bowels of the earth to the m0untta 10
SO that push along, keep mUviHs; Tor Il Is Use
than setting aside and dreaming, slehlH2 and vast
ing life s tide, for IN LIES earnest hattie those ogt
prevail who daily march onward aud Getsf si
fail. HAGANS JOHN,
18Th ST., Greek Nation. Richmond, u
L. 81 promised the public u romance Oh o.
lie, which viii DC forthcoming IN due tine.
a 25r-3m
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;r.xui,.r, (, sHEAJ s0gTF; 1870

EsI 4 sEE sFk s1y7 H. 1860 S
gAYyILLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or scaE,
T1ii rune rune a. folows. ''" ." '"'' ''s'
Leave Richmond. daily a. "a, ~, for Junction,
ton and. Atlantis, Ca, Chattanooga, Nashville,
Grand !.aacM,io on,,,, and Memphis. Tenn: Mont
Leave Richmond daily, Except Sunday. for
Danvlle. Va. and Greensboro. N. c.. at 8 A. M.
Leave Junction, {BurkevilleJ daily, At 10 A. NJ,
and arrive in Richmondat z. Nj.
Le svS 9a1s'ls ssay
g The above trains connect 10th ways with the
South Side Railroad trains to and from the South
west at the Junction. and with the Virginia Ger
tIal. and Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad trains. to and from the North at Rich
IA Through Tickets sold. and basgage checked
through to the above points; also.to the Virginia
rA- For Through Tickets and further iniorma.
ten, apply AZ the TICKET office OF the Richmond and
Dn a . Railroad co %ThX M E4G1GsfL Sup,
- iss liitEN S$4 PM " o $ / {
PASSENGER TRAiN bAiLYon and ate;
MONDAY, the 1,a Of January l the Night Train
The i DAY MAiI and PASSENGER TRAIN will
b6NsVI HIVE LIZ, ARtoTTHsviLfE, s. sTAGS
WAsHING;ffoN.. bALtrfiNoRE, fAiLApEf
PHIA, NEW YORK. and all parts of the West:
CLOSE CONNECTIONS are made at IordonsFlie
with the Orange and Alexandria Train gong
North. and No DETENTION THERE.
Through Tickets be procured at tie ticket
Office.
To Lynchhurg, To New York,
Alexandra, Cincinnati,
WASHINGTON, Louisville,
Baltimore. st. Louis,
Philadelphia, Chicago.
ard "a 81 W eS Mss fspss zssa
@0.-z.,-7 RiGHMONn AND YORk
i143 lSE RIVER RAILROAp:-On and
hK,A~x6-XGsafter MON DAY, March lst,
1860, the Passenger Trains will depart
RICHMOND.
Daily Except Sunday 81 at. .61a a. NJ.
Tuesdays and Fridays at. 21a L. NJ.
FROM WHITE HOUSE. So
Daily teXccpt Sunday 81 "A +. NJ.
TUESDAYS and FRIDAY at So A. Nj.
STEAMER SEA BIRD LEAVES NORFOLK
Mondays and Thursdays at. 8 A. NJ
LEAVES WHITE HOUSE.
Tuesdays and Fridays at Heterogeneous. A. NJ.
(Connecting with cars both ways.
TThanna Stage leaves White House Tuesdays
and Fridays ut $ A. NJ. returning Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
Walkerton Stage leaves White House Mondays
and THURSDAYS at s A. NJ; returning same days.
Freight Trains leave and arrive at Richmond
Wednesday, and Saturdays.
ia 23-ts THOS X. SHARP, Superintendent.
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L LEGE.-This lntrmary Is situated at the corner
of Marshall and College streets. in an elevated and
beautiful position, convenient to the Railroad De-
pots. Hotels and other centres of business. IL is
furnished with every arrangement requisite fo
the successful treatment of diseases and Injuries,
and for the comfort of the sick. All persons re-
curing MEDICAL or SURGICAL. aid, except
diseases, admitted into the institution. 81 Lying
In women are also received and carefully attended
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MEDICAL CARDIFF. PLUME offers his ser
VI vices t. the public in the all secret
diseases twenty years practice "a nS y the acevs
on Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel. and
third house below Trinity Church, same side. Al
TRACT OF FLOWERS;' one of the very best
renovators for weakened parts now known. Medi-
cines sent to order. All commy icatIOns by letter
or OF herW promptly attende to Richmond. Va
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C,KANkLiN PAPER MILL,
L RICHMOND, VA.
BELVIDERE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
keeps sonstsntly on hand al dsserpit ,o OF ES
PER, NEWS AND BOOK PAPER, of all qua
ties and sizes, furnished at short notice. t:ssb
paid for Rags. -
lO-dlv GEO. WHITFl ED, Pres't.
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STOVES. RANGES and HEATERS. now made.
and repairing pieces for the same, always on hand.
VIRGINIA SPUkES AND FELLOES.-
w take pleasure IN announcing to our friends
and the public that we have on hand, and are con
stanty receiving, Buggy, sulkey. aod Wagon
SPOKES handsomely turned. of the best noun
tam hickory. Also, OAK FELLOES, a good ar
tlcie-all of VIrg mia manufacture.
VANLEW, TAYLOR & CO.,
No. "A. Main street
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DAKKS h MINER.
L WHOLESALE GROCERS AND PROVISION

(NHOiCE FAMILY GKOCERIES.-l have
~ in store. and for sale at the lowest market
prices the following GOODS for family use. viz
loo Todd S extra sugar cured Hams; No. Macke-
rel in kits; "a and p bb!s. Gunpowder Teas. as
sorted qualities, from 75c. to Sl.s0 per lb. Also,
fine Black Teas; Adamantine, Sperm and Ta,low
Rio Cofees; Liquors of all Ands. assorted; Wood
Ware; Baskets; BrOoms; Matches; Powder and
Shot, Cotton Yarns and Cordage; Sugars. assorted;
SPICES; Pickles; Family and Extra Flour, in bbls.
and bags superior quality; Raisins, in d and :.
also. constantly on hand choice article OF Butte'
and Buckwheat.
All Goods delivered in any part of the city free Of
charge. l.. L. CHANDLER,
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DEALERS IN IRON AND STEEL,
CORN. Flour. &c. TO the sale Of which EDWIN
WORKMAN will give his personal attention.
- Advances made Onslgnmen1
RAGS furnished Hhen rAauiIed.
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T2O.UUU. TO REMOVAL-ONE WEEK
LONGER.-Great sacrifice in Dress Goods, Silks
Puplus, Collars, Sleeves, Bands and Carpets -
CHAS. A. GWATKIN has thrown his whole stock
stands and counters, to he sold of this week at
whatever they will fetch. BUYERS are requested to-
call early and he supplied The stock is large and
well worth the attention of cash buyers Servants
Goods Fancy and Black Silks, of the most desra-
ble kinds, CHAS. A. GWATkIN,
Opposite Exchange Bank
Also, Bleached Cottons. of the best makes. at
greatly reduced prices. G. A. u.
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yNHEELWKlGHT.N NUDGE co.,
w COMMISSfON PAPER WAREHOUSE,
Dealers in Printing, Writing. Blank Book. Hard
ware and Manila PAPE Frs; Bookhinders'
LEATHER and CLOTH; Foreign and Domestic
RAGS; Bleaching POW DERS; ALUM, &c. No
IA Hanover street, corner of German street,
ia 23-d6m BALTIMORE. MD.
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EMBROIDERuES AND LACES; Pom,
II Brussels sets Sleeves and Collars; Point APP
pIIQue sets Sleeves and Collars; Embroidered Mus
In sets Sleeves and Collars; M burning sets Sleeves
and Collars; Black Grape sets Sleeves and Collars
Cambria Edges and Insertings; Linen Edges and
Insertings; Swiss Muslin EDGES and Insertin $;
Dimity, Cambria and Muslin Bands; Rich Val
Laces and Edges, a full assortment.
CHRISTIAN Il LATHROP.
st
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ONLY A SHORT TllE LONGER THAT
viii be sold at auch sac rifcng Prices Any SIZE and
quality Of Corsets at very low prices; splendid
bleaohed Cottons and Irish Linens at great deal
Millinery Goods, Shirt Blossoms and lots Of other
Goods. Don delay, but go lmmed iately and
some al his great BARGAINS Money can he
saved Bear in mind the Goods will he offered only
for short time longer at such reduced prices.
T. (snT INIT 1S Rroad 81
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JAMES ID. BROWNIES

q ONlNAN HEN Al INON WONNS.
9th street. next to the Mechanics Institute.
IRON RAIIlNGS, VERAN DAHS, BALCO-
MES. CHAIRS. SETTEES; &C.; Also Grating,
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
IA Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots n he eli a nd country.
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&itemonn qispatth,
VIRGINIA EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
SlxTY.FIFTH SESSION-rO1rpru nav
axroarxD soa rmE RICHMOND p,sr.rcu

II
CHAELoTTKsviLLK.M May 18th, ls60
| This - the frst fair day we have had since
| the assembling Of the Convention, (Wedncs.
day excepted.) Notwithstanding The inciem. =.
ency Of the weather, however. the Convsntinn
has been largely attended.
At 9.9O A. M. the Con vention was called IN
order, the Rt. Rev. Bishop Meade, d. b., in
The Convention was opened with PRAYER bv
the III. Rev Bishop John Johns, ID. ID.
Inc ioitowing gentlemen were appointed a
Oommittes on Funds for Disabled Clergymen:
Revs. J. w. Barton and r. G. Amber. Hon. r
johnson Barbour, and Messrs. w. Ii. Fowls
And +. Williams.
The Rev. DIR. Andrews presented the report
o. o.: the COMMITTEES on the State of the Church
The report contained mainly statements and
review CT its operations since the last ses-
sion OF the Convention, and ended with the
following resolution:
.. Ksso,r.d. That each Rector in this Diocese be
9aInestly Iequested to bring the subject OF Do
nesf,c nn., MISSION. Diocesan end General, Promi-
neh aeh, Geio1e hif consrsgation at an early day.
any o.tain conf! !iontlOnS Tor the same.
adopted.
The Rev. Mr.. Perkins, of Wheeling, address.
ed the Convention in regard to the large num-
6er OF persons In the Western part of the
State without the gospel He urged the Con.
vention to send missionaries there saving that
with population Of 900, there wasn't to
midst.
Bishop Johns as member of the Diocesan
missionary Society, said that if they of the
West would furnish the missionaries. they of
the missionary Society would find the means
TO deiray their salaries.
The Rev. Mr.. Brown arose 10 make an ex.
planatlon as a missionary to the Western part
oi the State. He remarked that when he went
OUT there he WAS as robust a man for his size
AS could he found in the State, and from i'll.
health and incessant labor, he was so reduced
now as to be compelled to giveup the mission.
ary cause. He remained at his post as long as
he was able, and finally had to give it up from
sheer exhaustion. MIR. Brown doesn't look
like the latest man in the world]
On motion, one thousand copies of the re.
port of the Missionary Society Of the Diocese.
was ordered to be printed
On motion of Rev. Mr.. Walker, Canon H..
section ?, was amended, by omitting the fol.
lowing passage =" u Mess the accusation an.
pear to him (the Bishop an insufficient cause
OF present in itself, or TO be clearly unsup-
ported by evidence
Considerable discussion took place between
Rev. DIR. Wilmer, Rev. Mr.. Walker and Mr.
Conrad, in regard to making certain amend
ments TO the Canon for the trial of cle,rymen.
After much debate on the subject it was final.
ly agreed to let it remain as il now stands.
The Rev. DIR. Wilmer, Chairman of the
Committee on Parochial Reports, presented
and read the report. The report presents the
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