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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-01
nR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINZ
~ MENI.

TIE GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY,
For Rhe'najti'9', Goet, Nenrggla, L.a5ago, SD
Wounds, Piles, Haid0cte, and aH RhrfWigt-
&c amt Nervous Disorders.
For all II which il is speedy and certain remedy, and
Of Dr. stephen Sweet, Of CONNECTICUT, the bone
SETTER and has been used In his practice FOR than
twenty years with the most astonishing success
As an AHcr1t9r Of Pain, it is unriyalod hy any pre-
paraton before he public Of which the most skcpucal
may be convinced by single trial.
This liniment will cure rapidly and radically Rbet-
matte Disorders OF every kind, and ina thousands Of cases
whore has been used has never been known to fail
for Ne"aHa Il will Afford immediate relief in every
case, however distressing
twin relieve thc wors, Of Ieadacle In three min
utes, and is warranted 20 do &c.
IO0ht0chc also 30 will cure instantly.
For Nervous D,bthf4 aHd Gciicrai Lassitudo arising
from mprudcncc or excess his uimout is most happy
and uuaug remedy. Acting directly uuon the ncrvoi.
tissues IL strengthens and rcihcs the SYSTEM aud re-
stores it TO elasticity and Sigor.
For Piles As an external remedy we claim that it is
the best known aud challenge she world 20 produce an
equal Every victim Of this distressing complaint should
give trial, for II will not fail TO afford immediate re-
w N''u ~ ~ eases VIII aiec' radical cure
OWHay anu sure IhToat are sometimes extremely ma
lignant and dangerous, but timely application Of this
lAniment will never fail to cure
NWdnN ar, sometimes very oh tinatc and enlargement
Of the joints is liable Co occur n neglected Ihe worst
case may Be conquered by this Lnmont n two three
days
Ncaids, yield readily TO the wonderfully healing proper
ties OF DR. SWEETS INFALMnIE IlNINENr when used
according i9 directions Also, Ch,i0aaS, Frosted iecf,
Erey Hore Olener should have this remedy at hand,
Tor s timely use az The first appearance Of ameuess will
checuay prevent those formidable diseases 90 which all
horses are liable aud which render so many Otherwise
valuable HORSES nearly worthless.
over four hundred voluntary testimonials o thc won
dorful curative properties Of this Lmmcut have been re-
oCiyed within the last two ycaa, and many of them from
persons IN Che highest r r' iI.,r Of li'
To avoid imposition, observe The Signature and Like
nSss ~ I o''l,'n 9"oIi on every label aud also ste
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-01
THREE CODES.


MORAL CODE
l. Swear not at all.
.. DO not steal
3. DO not gamble
4. DO not lie
o. DO not use filthy language.
G. BE sincere with yourself
7. BE honest with others.
8. BE benevolent.
CODE or MANNERS.
/ BE polite
,. BE gallant
g. BE alfable.
4, BE entertaining.
5. BE genuinely kind.
6. To your interiors be especially kind
7. Reverence age
g. Honor by assiduous attention whoever
is worthy
9. DO not be rude because you dislike.
PHYSICAL CODE.
l. Keep your person clean.
.. Keep your nice clothes clean.
3. Study attitudes
4. Avoid awkward positions in sitting or
standing.
8. Eat simple food
6. Eat slowly, and not too much.
Z. Drink no beverage but water.
s. Never chew tobacco;
9. Nor smoke it;
10. Nor snuff it.
I /. Never spit on tho floor
,. DO not be out late o. nights.
3. DO not work too hard
IL. DO not study too hard,
10. DO not play too hard
There, sir follow them out, in the spirit
and in the letter. and you may be of service
in the world.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-01

watch thy father, benjamin witch Thy father!
Quite likely for young Benjamin the od-
monition was needles. thentciorward.-fhd-
1dtlptia Press,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-01

'''''l,u s'ooN VI
W atclpS .lpWpIrV a. Silver Ware
,r-,t
''' ~ % anI Niles IL UNDERSTOOD thAt
As Loip as can BE- bo,,gIf eIsc,gLeye
cam Am STyVEE WATGUEu
c,,a H., 80 So -, " . " M
"''" u't ,Ibllani o"A'a anu tehoh m4hefs' fne
""'' N'N'" lava f'"i'hUn' anu IeaIl
PINS, EAR Drops e BRACELETS.
Silvor Snoop
Nlbc SooN o oefhB oll'er spoons ana Forks, OF The
and price that cannot be beat.
SILVER SPOONS and FINE GOLD JEWFLRY
Manufactured 10 order al short Notice
Dyt,fONDc DptDyo nyD DIrnrDo
Set in any STYLES desired.
Uf Particular attention given the manufac ture of
all kinds of Badge Pins.
ENGRAVING on ATT ErNpc
~, W .hLl' hlNi''
h'"t! .Ar'ul'" o"uNs ana hltng Cafds engraved
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-01

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pia,ir,, and I,in,, =, Az, o., ~ nl. a., M,
stair IlsIs Nc,oI H;t ~ w. ~ '9u.IlNV I'M u"nno'
rurning ,rd Ss,ii, d M T. "u,s :" &C., "
SAVING DINO Won a,J ,, ~ W., ~ ,t ~ s',ll i,os
those Who NAV nav % ~ Xvi4p lIW ioi
Montn,licr No. 31 is,o ~ W. ii -
90
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A a * IL a u NJ A n L i A G. I q Il Y .
~ The subscriber wishes 10 give notice to those in
want Of "a SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF
nnHNr AVN C,yrrnr,D r,rr,,1,,-,
VI EN AM Wv EhtD BUGG1 >,
WAGONS, SLElGHS a. SULKEYS
Hae gfhc hest aatoia nat can be had, mat they can
find them By calling at the building formerly used IN
=. p. Walton, for The manufacture of paper, on Main
Street, Montpelier, W.
All those acquainted with the work formerly done by
GILMAN CANT, are assured that they can find equally
good by calling the subscriber where he has faci-
ties for doing work superiot Ia anv other ,l,c In no
State.
would also say ia the friends Off. c. GLMAS, that
De Is also 10 be found with ihc subscribrr
An orders promptly attended to- Rcpairing done with
dsuatch
Cash paid for good Ash Lumber
A. s. CAMP
Montpelier, Aug, l6, 1858. O5tf
IL j. X O ) l. n Il LA NJ PS g. OILS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-01

Charge for one that roplddo, S. so
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-01

NU %
None Of the linguists or mathematicians in
the family could solve this problem but az
Ter a severe cross-oVamnation OF the maker
OF the boxes and the bill, this was the result;
boxes, 81 OOl
poaidat do, SO Spe III
! irouid d. 3 SO CATION
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-14

The Rev. J. Fletcher gave u last evening. bril-
AM lecture the religion, customs aud people OF Bra
Gil Seldom have We relshed anything more than the
picture he laid before his audience Of that exuberan
garden OF the tropics laden with is strange variety Of
fruts and hoEes ,eemiag in perpetual harvest for the
hand Of Surely that country must be the garden
OF the world and If ts people had the enterprise which
moves this Yankee na'ion imagination could not set
bound the results they would produce there. As rel
evant 70 this comparison the Reverend gentleman stated
tina, the best Remedies employed there for the diseases
20 whch they subject invented and supplied TO
them By our own we'll knOWn eOuntryman. Dr. J. O.
Aver OF Lowell Mass and that not the people only but
she priesthood and the Of the Emperor down. have
constant recourse ia sickness the Remedies Of this
widely celebrated American Chemst-Ledger, Boston
To DYSPEPrICs Soda, maguesia aud all Alkales, Ell
ther afford but temporary relief confirm the disease
into chronic affection TIE Orggsaaied Bit'ers imme
Satey relieve and permanently cure al forms Of Dys
pepsia and stomach difficulties.
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INPECTINE.
The Persian Fever Charm

IOR the prevention and Ague aud Bilious
Fsre This wonderful remedy brought 10 the knowledge
Of the proTeor By friend Who has been great rAV-
eer 10 Persia aud the Holy Land.
While going the river EaPhrAtes be e1pefeneed ersTs
attack and On discovering bis condition OF
the q, his AnEi saying Weir q
rer r touch Eo Although iacredulous Its yir
eomp experienced immediate relief and has since
says found eaeetuAl protection nom all mAArlous
plants
Ecs powers and said thas could only be obs.ned from
of the sun somstne aerwa-ts the gentleman In
conVeng with Priest obtained from HIN the secret Of lis
pa Aon Gseealasd the medicinal herbs found
which compounded The wonderful virtues OF IN Art
Gle have induced full belief In the minds Of the natives In the
miraculous healing pOssrs Of their Phests
Since his America has been ed With the haPpest
effect BY several Ladies and Gentlemen Of high character who
have given The unquA ned praise This remedy having
been specific In Persia for hundreds Of years for The prevention
and Of Fever and Ague and Bilious Feyes offered
70 the American people.
WIN scni bI nail prepaid for full drec. is use
eslpt Of dollar.
Principal Depot and Mandatory ISIS Main ST. Rlehmond Va
J2-iy JOHN WILCOX CO.
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WHITE SULPHUR WATER,
w FROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

COUNTY, VA.
The long established reputation Of the WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS the Of diseases renders upon
many Yeas these Springs
ported and used by persons At Their own homes and etperenes
from tAsir trssA drunk C,es1 at hs J1imtaip
These gently APEENr and very decidedly ALTER
AriNE Their great e as emedy and the quality above all
others that has given them their high reputation their Gitsra
~ lu =; ~ w.. 49, Tl 4; ~ s.er NJ
ol tons in the smaller vessels and Oc Of morbid
Accommodations ron diseased thus producing the dterd
rs PGd changes densndedn almost of ohron
ic disease
which they applicable viii be apparent to medical menueh
Instance CSro affections Of the Stomach Bol Lfrer,
aiy they exert effects stimulating those that Inactive
and establishing healthy eervons In such have departed from
In DYSPEPSIA and in Chronic l-rtaons Of the mucous coat
Of Stomach and Bowels they employed with the hApPe
In the vaOu, of LIVER DISEASE their superior efficacy
has been long and frm'y established
CHRONIC DIARRIA often cured by them, amer other
ldles have been Intellectually tried.
To C0SvENEss Of the Bowels and to PILES, they well
adapted
In the ssvera, forms Of Kidney and BLADDER AFFECTIONS
To the sercra forms Of CHRoSfo DISTRACTIONS ic pscu-
liar 20 FEMALES their Gsrdtire Influences oen emlneny
NEURALGIA disease when they
the ru; organic dsrAngenent treated with success
In CHRONIC RHEUMATISM their known efficacy Is eoeyal with
the early history Of the Springs.
As palliative Of most excellent eject 10 GOVT their value has
Ul,EAStS that pecuhar Anectlon that
resu from the Abuse Of Mercury in Affections full
Of the Water stands unrvaed 10 is curative
E Pamphlets descriptive Of the medicinal character and ap
peAbes Of the Waters furnished gratis application To the
Agents.
Waters securely put up the Springs glass bottles
being regularly furnished TO the Agents In Richmond for
Lhe supply Of the general public.
eTo prevent imposition each has the words "GREEN-
BRIER WHITE SULPHUR WATER blown In the glass, without
which none genuine.
Orders Indvdua the trade throughout the United
States, should be directed TO
PURCELL LADD co,
apET-dke6n Genr Agents, Richmond Va
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HICKS HUNG-ERIE RAILROAD BONDS.

NV YOkK. July lS.-Hicks died easy. he said no
hing on the gaous except to tell the Marshal TO hang
him quick ~ Z
The 5.h Mortgage Bonds ef the Erie Railroad have
been foleclosed The sale takes place Nov Goth. Ar
rangemens are understood 10 be made for the redemp
on of portion Of the past due second Mortgage Bonds
amounting 70 about two millions on which holders de-
inAnd cash prompt principal and interest
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-14

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL RSTaTR
ON lirH AND 18TH STREETS FOR SALE AT ACTION
W. will SELL the premises THURSDAY the l9h day Of
July commencing at o'clock p H., two valuable pieces
and Tobacco Alley now In the occupancy of VIM
son. Esa Hons on l' street 20 feet aud back
mum.
"a Tbe large Brick Tenemen at the east Ge Of 18th street.
at present occupied by Richard Cauthorn Esq es an auction
store 1t n 81 feet 18th street and feet at an
annual rent Of $500 Nv "
The location Of this property renders very yauabe for bull
ness stands and wo invite particular attention OF capitalists and
Others n the sale.
TEHNs SALE One third cash; balance at and IL Months
Or negotiable notes. with Interest sdded secured by trust
deeds. JAS Nj TAYLOR q s0N
jylI-td Iuc,i,r..,.
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FUW MAnMrl

BlrrNOan July iS-EOur dull Howard street e5 81, CITY Mills
AS Waeat quiet red ioS0l25; white S00ie0 Corn dull
yellow ei6s white "a Provisions active and hrn
rork Si925 Lard l3c WHISKY dull a. 20He.
NOSE, July S-COtton dun and unchanged rour arm
ne White l4sG 55c do; red lis Corn hrnlixed 81
6Sc ir5vons unchanged whisky 2tAe spir q fupeniine
avg S94le. Rosln dull Al $50 Rice firm and qulet tH4
-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-14

NEw BANKISs HOlsE.-We take pleasure in calling
attention TO the card in another column, Of Aess VII
Hams Peters CO. who have recently formed eopaIt-
nership and established banking house. In this city,
Main Stree opposite the American Hotel Mr.. VIII
lans is well and hyOrably known in the community,
having been engaged foe several years in the commits
sion business on 'ShOckOe Slip" The Messrs Peters are
from Lynchburg and Ike their associate both
terpgising and experienced business NJ. d 7. G.
Peters for several years resident broker in the city
OF New York well in Lynehburg, in both Of which
cities be Is the leading member Of banking firms.
We bespeak for the rma share Of the public pat
EOuage
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-14

ELEGANT OFEICk.-The Office Of the Insurance Com
paay Of the State Of Virginia at the southwest corner Of
Main and llth streets ION the principal floor Of tie
American Hoie has been 6tted up aud furnished in s
egant style under the direction Of the Secre ary Mr. o.
Bresee. The walls have been covered with imitation
oak paper the panels Of which contain aegOrea repre-
sentaiiOus OF the calendar months. There air Of
neauess comfort and durability about this Office whiei
renders il quite arave vsiters Mr.. Besce j. agent
for several insurance companies enumerated in his al
vertisement and will hereafter transact all business
the new ofice.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.


TIVE Eleventh Session OF this Institution viii commence the
June, 1870
Principal does necessary give the
the Assistant Teachers In bis simply saying that he aid
ed by eleven throughy Instruction. and that
will be made maintain the high and select character
OF the s. hool
offered In the department OF mesc (voca
in eltA The most accomplished teachers
In the city Dyed and particular attention paid - this
valuable Accomplishment
Two French ladies' reared educaedin Paris speaking
the puresi French reside 10 family Of the Pncp whose
pecs duty Is speak French hshiuay with all those who
studying the language Ia confidently asserted that
and pure French poken In the honse female school
Ia the Union
The Natural Philosophy and Chemistry fully
rnen the apparatus the Inst
being complete " any In the state
Especial given the study OF History English
Lite Rhetoric and Readnga portion OF the course boh
1 I've and profitable.
Principal with pride the following st Of PirRoSs
about the best evidence OF the merits u lis scbool:
Hon II A. WISE Norfolk Va; Con. ~ y Maury Nat. o.;
Rev wm Sparrow, theological Seminary Alexandria, Rev p.
Slaughter Cnlptp.r Rev a. H. Read, Rev George woodbiig
H. Keper, Rev. D. Doggeti, Or B. K Wexford, A.
Moron, K Andrnon r. Graan James Lyons II. Pdce
VIM. Palmer Col u fOrta Col w munord, A Ruther-
Hon. John Robertson Richmond; Jas Moon Gooch-
land Wan. Clark, J. Cauingon Halifax X Crale, Green
Georse " scott psuquier; Randolph b. y Minor Al.
b.mlTe Pc j. W. Carroll New Orleans Baylor, Essex;
Mrs Harrison, Lever Brandon; Col DAbney Dry Grove,
Mss Bryce Stewart clarksyie Tenn Hon. q. H. Lee Claks
burg Va
reference made also TO the Faculties Of the Virginia Military
William and Mary College, TO Professors Bedsoe
Smith, Coleman Maupln and Davis Of the University OF Virginia.
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pleasant READING ron SUMMER.

kkhADtN6 FOh otmhEh.
RIGHT AT LAST aud other Tales By Mrs Gaske author Of
MARY Barton" &C. 75c.
THE THREE CLERKS Novel By Anthony Trolope, author
Of" Doctor Thorne," &c 81
THE CASTLE RICHMOND. Novel By Anthony Trollope
thor Of "Tne Three Clerks" 81.
Lowell TnE WHOEVER Novel ny Thaekeray, author Of
"vAniy Pair" &C pc
AUI0BIOGRAPHIO.L RECOILEC10NS BY the late Charles
Rob Leslie, r. A Edited with u preparatory Essay OF
Leslie ar,t and selections from his
by Tom TAYLOR, E.q Si.25 This Is a charming book"
THE LIFE AND CORRESPONDENTS or CHARLES MATTHEWS,
the elder, Comedian BY Mrs. Matthews, with portrait
sls5
SAY AND SEAL. By the anhOr Of Wide, Wide World"
volt 81
THE sEMEDETAcHED HoU:E Edited by Lady Lewis. T5c.
III FUREIDIs BY the author OF "The Lamp-nghier" g.
THE MOUNT VERNON PAPERS by Hon Edward Everett
si25
THE THRONE DAVID By the author of The Prince
House OF David $l25.
THE SAND HILLS OF JUrLAND By Hans Christian Andusen.
70 cents.
GERMAINE. By Edmord About 81.
THE CANTERBURY BELLIES Scopes In the Belmont Family
THE DAIRY OF THE SAMARITAN BY member of the Howard
Association OF New o leans
DANESBURY HOUSE By Mrs Henry Wood. Co.,
A MOTHERS TRI AIS BY the author Of Ny Lady" tl.
THE BLACK GAUNTLET. Tale Of Plantation life In South
Carolina by Mrs henry schoolcrafL 81 IS
LIFE ST 'UGGLE By Miss Parkoe sl.5.
tbs LITTLE BEAUTY BY Mrs Grey, Of The Gamblers
VIE" Paper 81, cloth 81 IS.
SEVEN YEARS and other Tales By Julia Kavanagh. zoe.
rog theT with large number Of other late and popular works
jyi2 JAMES w00DHoUsE CO.
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TO THE CITIZENS
RTGHNOND-

r. Q II M . N D.
TVIE CNC RESIGNED beg leave call the attention OF the c
Of Richmond and 70 solicit their assistance Of
essential Importance 10 the Volunteers Of the city.
There thirteen Volunteer In the city and but
ball suitable for drill Seven OF the Companies have d
such rented by themselves with little adaptation to
the Wht the Artillery Companies have neither
houses d rOous and unable such will
eomnodAte the a H.
With view repedylng this Of things destruc
the efficiency OF the Volunteer Of the city, the Companies
commanded BY the undersigned have subscribed $1,000 for the
erection OF Amory the City Counc have given lot 9th
between Main and Cary Streets the City Engineer has fur
nhsd aud numerous Offers have been made for the erection
% the building
To build an Arory eredAble the city and quAte
Of the Volunteers will require additional Of four
AGE thousand dollars UnwnE make further calls upon their
Companies Aer their liberal subscriptions make application
additional aid Cts Coane Who have done much
Volunteers the uude Alternative apph
cation NE public srrtei citizens OF Richmond
Experience Ia time Of the Richmond Vol
viii be the frat called and from their supposed Svan
they expected furnish model for the Volunteers Of
the without the % rl they viii be unable
meet this expectation and rend Efficient service Other
eOnmunits have cherished m military organizations with pride
and pleasure and have vhe them such tokens Of favor
regard have served spread their fame the nation
and 70 themselves the fullest guarantee OF peace With
curity n person aad property.
fully Impressed with The mporanee Of maintaining the military
ion eiHcsncy, undersigned Sl citizen
such assistance - they MI h proper 10 afford,
W. NJ. ELLIOTT, Captain Company A.
NJ CARY
CSC. ". RANDOLPH, II.
ie2e-Hf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-14

No HUuBUG.-The numerous unsolicited certificates
M. Ezekiel ought to remove the doubts Of the
most uncreduous TO the efficacy Of his Hair Res,Orer
We call attention 70 las advertisement in tOdays pa
mr.
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yHs 5 The season which hsss celebrated Biters are mostly
sought a. aud possessing, they do NO "a Wide ams,
hardly impress upon the MUD oil the ne
virtues have 10 sac1l Intercourse neArd pu.
one in their favor and hat Is whenever used hey Ae.
le ham and nrove more eaAoous than medine That
has ever been offered pubic The maker OF these ht
uses no highly wrought paneyr flaming hand bills 70 te
me 10 be Judged accordingly He does not hike all the qusek
ItuS now ia use say vii all the us common 70 M
snv hui he aks his reputation that whenever taken accord
ing no directions Ague and Fever Dyspepsia Bowel
Complaint Cholera horbus, Indigestion Sour Homaeh o
Innit-and ali diseases arising torpdy Of the Liver and
inaeton digestive Their equal vet to be bad
These BltsrS an he ADlk GRAY, fukOkLL
LADD co. and By al prominent Druggists In the city Of kch
nd ard elsewhere Virginia and North Carolina Also hyo
aroTf co WashIneton City, D. O. CANDY GILPIN 4 90,
Rain or, B. TAHNEsrooKA co. PhnAdslphis, and BARNES
APARK, New York.
- isNAke Richmond, Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-14

NrsIc on ruE SQrAEE-The Asmory Band will PER
form on the Capitol Square this afternoon commencing
a. o'clock At their last concert the audience was III
usually large and appeared TO be highly grated by the
excellent entertainment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-14
stBOKERsS BITTERS,

eROKER'S BITTERS,''
LN0R than thirty years. stood unequaed and unriva
ed LIMITATIONS CousTKRFgrs
for their tonic and truly valuable aeana properties In all
complaints with the Stomach the Nervous sy
TEN, well for their general usefulness most agreeable
stmulani In their various pleasant appliances In accordance
with the testimonials Of medical Faculties In EUROPE they have al
here been and all who have tried
them "THE BEST BIrTERs EVER INTRODUCED and 10
confidently felt that they viii maintain their reputation
own unsurpassed merits.
For Sale by Of the prominent Grocer Drugs aud
with liberal discount to the trade, by the Agent,
L. PUNKE, IN,
my2o-sm No os Front Street. New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-14

COvPASY + will leave for the White Sulphur Springs,
o. Tuesday evening slst lest. The members are com
peng the arrangements for the PAnd sHpee, to make
q ice display.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-14

TuE,rRE-Tbe interior Of tie Theatre is undergoing
extensive alterations and repairs under the sureeater
dence Of the stage manager Mr.. l. B. Philips and Mr.
Thomas Moxlev. The next season will commence about
the 9Th Of August with the celebrated English Opera
Troupe "a the leading card
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-14

STABLE BUEST.-YesterdAy afternoon, about two
o'clock small brick stable 9Th street near Marshall
belonging to Ms. Young set on FIRE, and n short
time the roof and interior wood work consumed to-
mOeness othe nearest engine houses the brigade was late
in arriving the FIRE The efficiency Of the FIRE depart
ment would be much increased by the location Of light
hose reels at different points OF the city aud especially
on ShOekOe Hill. where the prompt application Of a
stream Of water might in many instances prevent Sc
rOus FIRE Under the present system the freuen have
often to run several squares from IRE to the nearest
engine house. and then back TO the OF duty, ar
irving there in state Of exhaustion. hOse reels man
ageabe BY three four men, located in the man
ner suggested the delay in getting water FIRE, which
vented.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TvNuE firm OF SPOTS HARVEY co. expires this day by imi
tAtlon The OF the firm will be used In iquc lon
JNO g. sPO1TS,s
JNo. d II ARVEY,
W. c. THOMAS.
RICHMOND. June soth. 1850
CtO-PARTNERSHIP.-T underslgued have assoea-
~ ted under the Arm and style OF SPOTS Harvey
and will continue the Grocery and Commission business at the old
stand Of SPOTS, Harvey Co Nc. 20 Pearl st. 49,
JOHN d HARVEY.
July Cd, 1850 jy3-2w