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HOT SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.,
TIE Grc Ar THERMAL WATERING PLACE nS THE
AMERICAN CONTINENT.
NATURES EEMEDY FOR CHRONIC

NATURES REMEDY FOR CHRONIC
DISEASES.
sHuE lIoel this place vii! be open for the reception OF
visitors the lrSt OF June next In !e number Of its
MINERAL SPRINGS, the vare.? OF their temperatures,
and their extraordinary remedial powers in many OF the
most serious painful and dangerous chronic diseases that
aci the human racc this watering place oilers 10 inyads
suIern: from the maladies In which THERMAL WATERS
Indicated means for the recovery Of health which can
be found at no other IN the United States.
NrMuEE OF TIE BATilS-DISEASESl lN WHICH THEY
ARE INDlCATED-EFFECTS UR TIE WATERS Ia
KEN INTERNALLY, Or Used As a GENERAL BATH.
The supply OF Mineral Wacris mos, abundant and there
are Ten BATHS constantly supplied with fresh wafer
,ol separate Springs of various temperatures from S
20 loo Fahrenheit In l OF ACUTE DISEASE, the nor
Y,.us are Indicated bu, in the cnE"Slc FORMS OF
rheumatism. Diseases Of the Liver,
Gaut, Chronic parrNn.a,
SeUr:c Old Injuries the Muscles Joints and rendonS,
raralys free from intamnatory action.
Enlarged Glands &c,
Spinal Irritation, aad some
Diseases Peculiar 10 Females,
the remedial properties OF the waters Of the VIRGINIA
HOT SPRINGS are rnrivalled. Their ALTERAFl'EAN AND
CURATIVE powers unsurpassed hy those ot any other
l,a.ra water the face Of the globe.
. Many persons afflicted with the diseases enumerated
ho-r In forms which had resisted the ssiul medical
treatment. ar had rendered lives OF the sufferers alike
wscce and sv!cs through long years Of pain have been
restored perfect health by taeir And In many ot
these cases no, only medical science bu other mineral
springs OF the :cs; reputation had failed 10 afford relief
Of the uunber suffering with suc! maiadies, there
are few indeed vino would be either Cured greatly
relieved by these waters When drank they are antiacid
mildly aperen; and freely d;nrec and diaphoretc: Used
As general BATH they eua!zc unbalanced circulation
and the dnercnt impOran; organs Of thcsySem
when torpid that natural and healthy sensibity without
which they perform their respective functions and
The beneficial ac,ioa Of all remedies will he diminished
destroyed They powerfully upon the Liver, Kidneys
and skin: relax contracted tcndonS and rigid muscles
rouse up suppressed Sccrcons; excite the action OF the
absorbent vessels; sautary influence the ute
rne SYSTEM and offer relieve, in short ,ine excruiians
'''' DISEASES OF THE SOUTH.
In class Of human nalaGies have these waters beer
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\ Democratic meeting in Columbia, 5. e.,
rr.appointcd the same delegates that represent
cd the district in the State Convention Of April,
tn the State Convention Of the 4;h Of June,
called 10 appo;n. delegates to the Richmond
Convention The meeting was addressed BY
Cs,. Jno S. Preston and Mr.. +. Gaillard,
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sUB-STnATUM SEMINARY,

nESIGSED for young preparing for the University
Of Virginia. or for colcsc or for business The Srs-
sion will commence July 10th, nnd close October ls 1861
DEVOTED TO LATIN ASD MATHEMATICS AZ SpEcIALTIES.
The Students entering college or the University, Rre
generally unprepared TO take advanced standing aud
hence akor under crea: disadvantages y dcvo,ng, ex-
elusive attention to Two departments for three months,
young man may he set forward at least year in The
college course and thus much time aud money be saved
There are mary others who have no; been At college,
and cannot CO. who would think gladly avail themselves
Of such opportunity OF acquiring most important EnoW'
ledge triiing cost There doubtless, many teachers
too, who would like 10 push their attanmcns further IN
these two branches than they have hitherto done, and
might thus profaby employ their vacation The Universe.
ty course will be rgidly pursued
II will embrace In Observation-Disclosures Algebra,
Plane and Spherical Gromtry, rgononciry, Surveying
Descriptive Analytical Geometry Calculus omitted, me-
cause u class could not finish il during the session.
In L!TIS-CrSar, Salus Virgil, Cicero, Horace. LYy,
iarrisons Grammar will be systematically studied and ex.
ercises written daily. .
Private lessons wil be given in Greek and Chemistry II
desired.
The undersigned will bc assisted by another aduatc or
graduates Of the University OF Virginia.
TERNs: Board tuition, wasnS lights, &C., payable half
In advance, $50.
The location Ia GO miles west Of Richmond and % mills
from Charlottesville. The place Is as pleasant und healthy
summer retreat rs any in Eastern Virginia.
Applications aust be made before the leh 0t jane or
they will not he received.
Addres. y. ;. HENSON, q. M:.
Fork Union, furanna county, Va.
" B-The place IS accessible by the Janes River Canal
Students will land nj BremOs Ilua. March S-c3m
Raleigh Standard Charleston Courier and augusta
ConStutionast copy month and send hl 10 7. S H.
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From wasbineton Ctty,

w,sntsc7os May oi.-Our Minister in China has soh
ss,na,ch 10 the State department urging in the ,Eonse:.
manner the passage OF law to prevent American vessels
rom participating In the Cooe trade Of which he gives
ending description. To great On extent me
traffic carried that rewards offered In Canton for he
headl Of foreIgners.
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IMPORTANT TO E.sEilE E!SS AND MsL-

t.n WI T. WEBSTER, Of fau'iucr county, has 'n-
II vented and patented Machine, which viii separate
i.e coc,;c .ron, wheat, upon principle. We have
5sa formed I'm, every grain OF cookie can he separated
ron e wheat withou: injury to the i;eT lie expects 20
working model at Fauqucr and CuiFcer MAY courts.
!.-: .:r simple in construction and durable.
County rights for sale in all the Wheat growing States
Gt!re,. Col JOHN NJ FAINT Mi!lview, Post-Oicc, Fa"-
ya.r county. Va, who is authorized to make sales
ltL-riOt
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Augusta County.

We arc sincerely gratiiicd to learn that ON
friend General ". H. IIarman, has been elec
ted Commonwealth Attorney for august;
county, by about 200 majority over Nr
DOYLE The friends Of the latter gentleman
We hear, made every effort to make party Is
suc-hut the fine talents and high legal 1'ati
lications of Gen. Harnr.n. gave him victory
mos; gratifying to his numerous friends
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WHITE SULpsIUE, SPRINGS,

NUINI ".
TlIIIIS long established Watering Place Will be opened for
4 the reception OF visitors on the 18TH NAY.
Many and important arrangements have been made
since the as season in this large establishment, and no
efforts viii be spared make the guests comfortable
JEREMIAH MOTION, President.
!. lIrMrnEETs, General superintendent.
- Correspondents will please address.
]. HUMPHREYS,
Superintendent: White Sulphur Springs.
April fi;-:;,EwtlJuly Grecnbrier County. Va.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.
INOR TIE YEAR lS60-Thc first session will commence
Il on the 30th January and close June 10Th.
Terms rs for last year.
When notified Of the arrival Of students Blacks and
Whites suitable conveyance will be IN readiness take
them To house To give Kuch notice, address Mrs ANN
W. 0RGAlS, Macfarands Luncnburg.
My address Is Richmond at this time.
Jan 9e-ctf JNo. oRGA1S, JE.
INDEPENDENCE ACADEMY.
NE st session Of this School began the 10Th Of Sep
l. temb-r, 1889, and successful
The second session began the Goth OF February 1oG0
under Gathering omens
The third session will begin the 81 OF September 1880
The Academy Is permanent.
ENGLISH BRANCHES SIN GO per session.
MATHEMATICS and MODERN and ANCIENT LAN'
GUAGES 315 90 per session.
BOARD &c per month. Address the Principal
JAMES A. EARTLEY, 4. NJ.
Feb o9-ctf Independence Grsyson county, Va
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Ee I T H 4 Ms
PE0spHOR-PERUVIAW GUAN0,
TOBACCO MI a NJ u r E

AGHICrL TCPIL SILT AND FOUND ZONE ASH
E G.. RUFFsN, CORNER ELEVEN
oil, rs to the farmers the following MANCREs all OF his own
manufacturc-vlz: ..o
EUFFIN'S PHospHoR-rERUrIAS GCANo, containing
s per cent Ammonia and 10 TO 30 per ccEt. Bone
PHOSPHATE Lime per ton Of 2,Goh pounds .........*n
EUFFIN'S BONE ASH GEANo, containing lprr cent
Ammonia. and about 20 per cent. Bone Phosphate
Lime per ton of 1000 pounds a............. .:h
RUFFlS'S TOBACCO MANURE, continuing Per
cent Ammonia 81 per cent. Bone Phosphate Limc,2:
Chloride Of Sodium aud Ii per ce; suphaie Lime
per ton Of 1000 pounds. :E'
RttFriS'S GROUND BONE ASH, containing about 5"
per cont; Done Phosphate Lime, dry and pure, per
AGE1CULTURAL SALT, lo"se in bags, per ton Of
AGRICULTURAL SALT, in bags, per '"n u! 100
Gis FIJI ABOVE A%UHES are put up in strong tas con
tains l6 pounds each, twelve bags Of when MAKE lraG
tIon over ton and be had Of g. RGFFlH al ns m
of any Commission Merchant in l'iehHi9ng; % M
Lynchbnrg; LEIGH h BROTHER. Norfolk; MAs4S MAi''
TiS CO., scottsyle; JOHNSTON, CLARKE s Co, Dan
willie. ----- req -2-e"-. ,---2-.-
CO-PARTNEFtSfIRF.
yE1IIE subscribers have this day formed
for the purpose Of carrying on general
BUSINESS In the ity Of Riehmond and have the ounce on
shsckoe slip, lately occupied By A. Samuel ihey noie
nv ncrsonal attention TO business to merit Inc patronage OF
their '''cn'' anu '"e 'N''' ''''''''' A. s. SAMUEL,
}. J. WILSON.
r,,kc this opportunity Of returning my sincere THAMES 70
va fienSs and patrons for their liberal support, and
hone TO receive continuation Of the same 10 !Ts ne"
concern. " -
N S'E0RE AND TO ARRIVE, a,OuU sides
ood ,tomn and damaged Leaiber and the best brands
Of Frene Caskins which Will sell low for cash OF good
paper .,, c,sE onlv
1000 pairs city made S''sus'' ~ 4. DEYEREUx,
s.,,,a-.., No. 1872 Cary st.
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Snrthcrn l1arkcts.

Hkw YORK May o6-FIouI Is Gria sales ,ITo .sT 1Ts
State - us g 5 SsS iu:Re sRe'ne!I MHause ccS
mheat Al r.. has declining tendency: .als. oo01
Sl Ia AZ 5satGc according to quality "h'skeS IS
steady at aye u., s.,..,
Wsn,. 4; .tesdT and unchanged. Corn has :
sosn.,rd te:dercy white t3ai3c.i yellow Gsatse P.o'
s,nn, s-e s:E %ti.key steady a. 9lc. for Ohio
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$50 EEV.Sstsi

DCN away from the subscriber. in IA. latter rar or
Il January MY negro Elaa JOHN ,nr JG;n Thonas,)
c sears Old very and black. lie is about five feet
~ in height; The saii negro rtised by Jordan
E.:: q SOUTHAMPTON county, aad sold to MesSrS Jones
( Sss Thcu about Il years Old. They sod hin 20 DR..
rta;I, J. Oliver Of Campbell con;ir. At Dr. divers
,s!- !,p they repurchased him, and from them ru7'
...s:G lin about the middle OF January, ioUi.
lie above reward Gree from ali other cNrcse) VIII be-
AG :9- hs delivery 10 me- Sherwood Amelia county,
:.s. niles f.or The Court House. So free iron: all "he.
I2.asr. II lodged IN any jail in rr:n:a, SO that can
:.Gv-r hiE.
prb &C. JEEFlsltSUS Ptt ltS.
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SOCTElE:s: STDSEIV.Ess; POTTERY:.
}CoGNEE of CARY a>p i2;H *r%EETS c:-,0
EE& I.icTNoSr v,. fGa
E9 kE S EE e. PASR ~

'tE subscribers respectfully inform III" r!rrchaaS
virginia. North Carolina AMI Tennessee tGa: i!.cy az.
al'ac;ntia2 ;e beat quality SrU%tWAEf, consisting
d Jc:i Jars E;chcrs, ii: Pi:s, Charms, :.c;d Eser:
's..cs Frci: J2rs. (a!r tigh) &c, &c
A." a-y painted charcoal packed Water Coolers both
-":a aai =Sc Cases. of IL! sizes. r":i gallons
;aors.
~ war sold by vii! lc delivered in any par; Of
- ritY !T-. ., ,harr. THOMAS ". KEESEE.
P-H ,-c,:ro DAVID rAi.!s
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK mAH Ell.
'HitE undersigned having procured the services OF H..
1 a. Crockett, for the purpose ot selling Live Stock
IL Richmond n1arEe., will, with Luther 3 Irvine be
Sac asrkst On the 1st day Of September neNt prepared
v- cir rudYiLed attention :, all business entrusted
-rn and fee! confident, frcIa eif long experience 20
BE- ntl. 70 g.vc e.;re Satisfaction
Ne will a.a - hi.ral avan:eracrs on consiSEmenis
JOHN GROUSE,
,us .o-.r L. S. IRVINE.
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Conversational Somination-.

sr Lofts May e5-The Dsnocrs;ic Convention i1' ne
SECOND rcssional District has nominated iIoa John H.
HENDERSON or Congress- 10 succeed Hon. Thomas L. ADDER
son 81 the same time and place the Oppos!tlon G"a7s'
tlor nominate ed James 4 Rollins for Congress
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The Richmond Enquirer.
-s.,sarD DAILY, ssAllwEEKLr AM wEEklS'
:.s... a-cgrE, DuNEAvANT, Tyler 6 WISE,
T L L MS.

TERMS:
PAYER seven dellars per aauut,, ia 1T ths
i"h dc!.srs il taken for shorter reE'et 'han one
iNis u . .br srxWHsHLv, i've dears per "naGm a;'n
tt-:. - Tor six months. payable in Hiv"act tot tae
ss -rr ,nnum six copies for $40. 10 Dc pau III
#:.+H' iIr,n,r Gheo letters co3:aninS inencF are
y.;.> n ,srr mss, br registered, sz they will be at Tie
* .; tie writer's .,,f,,h- Daily Scu:,.W.csiy,
80 .H r,n.ir,r O.; l.Hrrl, :r:'aS
ruv,Sp fSgrissn iH' iEt>iN" s,"s, :. -
'&s Tnn.S Tie mcl.Iy circulation Is twenty 'i"a ;ina
s'iE ,y.r;scsra inserted .. :" te'S per r'c
."aa pr 10 III, o;;s :': e E''n'E" yer -
.e9d aai arai;Ahic i'''A '''''
-. El::o.s. .-.,.,r, .: ;..>pccI, exceeding
~ c.r ;harsc,. Tor IS a.'I'::.va' .,, ;., ~, a
~: 80" .;,taasc E:,:.; ne .t5 's" '. ,.s '
.:s..co:y rt:sse:.;e'. % 49,
20.
,u,. rSs.rr JOHNSON. ,,..Is
-oo1erISSIO& MiGlti- Et+A-N -
,rrrS- prilplSG S.JcSnE wsHNi""sN,'
RICHMOND W.
,, sr ,a;- Of Tobacco. Wheat, C"F'' atu country 'n
ts-c Ccsrs,iy return :h:!7 sincere 'nA'Hs 10 '';e
t,- ih- very liberal patronage heretofore c;enteu
,i-r, ..a AK contiuGsrce ran iayFesse o i!r s;'r
ne n.X year p7omsns s: ca";yided PERSONAL a'ea
: I'm 10 sli consignment. coanrH;;e" 20 '"e"
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n
Ssw YoEg Mag 26-Tne scsa'er Fulton ssen - a." ~
today for Liverpool ,!:h go pas,caSe.s' aha
specie. NJ -, ou,Y hour 70:
Iiv.-poo; nth 2Ii passengers, and s3i0, "" IN
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Aitbn)on0 Enquirer.
TUESDAY MORNING, n1AY 90, 1860.

BY RITcuIE, DCNNAYANT, TYLER & WIsk
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c,IIgCKS WaSTED.-The subscriber wishes 10
purchase any quantity of good dry Shucks. He prefers
them In bales For Shrcks put up In good condition. he
will puy uc per 100 lbs delivered at bis place on S!h street
opposite the City Spring, Richmond. u. b. sfACf.
FsbIS-cen
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NNTEEEr

NOTICE..
's1UE MANCHESTER; COTTON AND Wool MANttAc-
( TCg,SH COMPANY ha"iac Introduced INTO thcir IS
;esshn.nt CoGslcrat!- quantity Of nrw ooen aia-
aas:y viii be eaa5,ed in - 1a 10 the Virginia
- sou:h-ra trade generally Wo0LEN FABRICS OF VAr
.y!es z:d superior G-'y, in addition 20 their prcsrn
;.otGc,or Q: plain striped Cotton O,naburgs, Cotton
Yarns. Grain R,2-. &c. s.:
"uOL WANrE3.-rl.is Company will buy contract
=: WOOL, md Will i'4y -: :u"t nsrct value for The
sane. Apply 20 WM. II. POWERS, Agent.
EichuurlL l,ih A,.ri iStn
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FANCT GOODS! FANCY G00DS!!
{ Yn i S J. / I; II L 1 \ 6 !. :.
NO. 20, CIINMBERS STREET,
Il 4; w y 9 - *.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN

v / AZ 4 -. - ~ - ~ r A. - ~ ~ - :
NO. 20, CHAMBERS STREET,
Il 4; w y 9 Is *.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
q M A T. l. zss :. m e S
OF Every Description. such as
@ ONES. BUTT ONS, 5RU SHE'S
rhreads. Pins, Neeiles, Pcrtwonnais, Stationery,
po-su-nery. JcTelry, Watches Musical Wares
Wood and Willow Ware, &C.. &C., &c.
IS p r C 7 a L TT T.:
iswrsncrs "oKIESTAI COLOGNE"
Lawrence's "SOUTIIEHNER'S FAFOkiTE.
Iaarrcncc's "GOLD PENS" warranted,
l.awrcncc's "STEEL PENS" the Planters aud o;liH:s
Lawrrnc-'s LEAD PENCILS" all Styles
Lawrrncc'- ''U.naIur. Sewius THREAD" S"i,,s"''
o1;'y pu, up in Large and Small Balls, and on so"'
An Goods Warranted as Represented:
Neal and c"n"cncnl Catalogues, viz! blank i"r en"""
in supiils0 /" purchasers OH applicHiion
liec. 2>-wGr: &cw6ru
NoTtCE.-To the heirs of the officers to whom was
~ proSiur,' '"ipay: ulso widows. who were penoneo
ucr ACT q" February s. ls also The surviving children
o! those vino served III the the Revolution shall be
glad 10 hear from any person interested.
The subscriber has nru. Iu.ncss connection with u
we'll established aau an ,,r LAWYER In Washington who
has the evidence OF service u. all IL. officers and OF
the soldiers will attend to the prosecution Of all claims for
pensions arrears OF eas"ns pay, hafpay money due
from the Chi,ci States. Also for bounty land
No charge OF COMMISSION cnrsi successful. Address
Il. Il. PEAkE, Richmond Ya.
IgFERSScES:
hon. L. ". r. HrsrEE. United States Senate.
:. wv w;c s,,,15 DE1A8SEF'E House Rerreseu,a,ire.
May lG-c2w
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Elizabeth City county, Va.
.,,or from, The sthmus-Discorcry OF
AI'iNSi Snl,

,or from, The Esthmus-Dfscorcry oi
Rich Gold Mines.
v.w ocrr,:s Sag .j-The schooner j. D. Keeling iro'n
u;.an T,huan;rprc with dates to the 10th instant h4
ms, ,rrvrd She reports that rich gold uins' nave nGe
discovered on tie I,thElus. Great excitement c1a:eu ~
consequrnce and people wcrc hocEns 10 ie s''a 'ss "
great numbers. r,,, ,t,, 49,,
Coas.I Allen arrived board Of ;he heehas o''s 'e
h.are. Of inpor:an; Dispatches 20 the "oSefhH'en'
The Slave Trade Cascs.
s,r.a.su May 26.-1n the L. 5; Court, ;his aoininS;
vc.srs Lamar S,yles Middleton and Hcnc plead guilty,
Oh tie charge Of re=cu!ps Nr farnhara;
vas postponed unit! Monday
+, t-i Of rarnlar for being engaged IN the shr.
rsGo ,be-. ha. been no verdict rendered yet. Tic jury
ur- atm ont and understood % stand eleven q: acE
tai and one for con:ic:!3a.
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,,IEEiEGDS EtS'TED-As Teacher Select OF
y Classical Scon! :nr Hpys Female School high
grade, hy gentleman y: family Yho i.a. hat nSar,,i OF
years experience IL the business. He has the very high
e' .es;!'le e"ia. 20 character scholarship aud skin In
iraehins-H.s bern aad educated the South and .. ioy.
cd The advan'a:5 o. VS., Euraj- For plr,icui.r,
apply u: hi, ui;.e .pril ..I--ro,l-
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TIE undersigned AGENT ~ SyGSiA, Cor tie above well
iEowa establishment supply :!- tr:= With -r-ry DC.
scrYtion Of
rTon the liberal terms. Having printed the icg
asSp Eve ksR" for upwards Of years with type and
Uhrr er!nls purchased from M-ssrS HAcAR C" nm
,aduc-d 20 recommend materials ,helr establishment
a preference 10 othrrs.
specimen Books wilt hc flhske6 20 the ;Tade and such
.;cl-s a. raT be sel.cted will be forwarded with ds.
Ts:ch. W." L. !i''.f'"h W. w.
Ar-is
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IA E0ITGHS hNl ps!HTE32

TO EDITORS AND 9RiS 1aI
fyE Subscribers ass attention 20 rr STOCK @! fElH /
I ING TYPES ORNAMENTS. gOEDEES. PRESSES. &c,
Lh7s- ,app!y Of which they Keep c"ilsta:y on hand n
SEX Type and Stereotype Foundry,
No. IS, Gold Street. New York.
AL o. Shch equal IN every Tesrec;o any nai-
alc:ured in this country and viii s- on the rsta' r7Es,
v, ~ rusn,s credit fOT sDprov" urc"i!ahe n"sS, or
g. per cent discount :nr cash.
OIL. t pc aEeG In eXcsns for rev, a: the customary
prise tae per pocad delivered Within sixty days
irera t.re ru- otherwise s2 Gents ;'oGnd
wM Ei&GAE jh., 4 CO.
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E'ESsTsE'EsAiss SSs siEss:iNRA.
MANUFACTURED ~ ;Lis institution, aGi sold :hc.e and
III III. Agents NO "a fcsri street the foe wing
,.:lci.. at reduced prices. ;9-w:7
E,c;s, Shoes and Brogues
Women Childrsc ana Servants S.V:s
Ga-oa End Cart Harness Il: every i-~-ri;''..:,
Machine taads, Leather Hos
Hss5as, Carts,
psays aad WhcebsrroS..
wa!lso1es, Safes, &c.
Striped aud Plaid Co;tnnh
Jersey, snd Linseys for inn'-::oa han.is
s-ady made Clothing for Servants
Nos; uf ,v above articles hand and for sale, will
,erunie repaired o;c. job ~"r done to order. on
,sort notice .o- cash. un:iue custouc:s oniy On
,ao.t tine.
orders .,or, The country, viz. satisfactory references,
yrornpty attended to- Address l.. VI. NlNhh.
,,ly 3-r.f Agent and Va. icl.tri;iaiY.
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PHILIP RAHM,

EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
RICHMOND, N.
NfANCfACrCEES Steam Eu-inss Of every description:
III sad SEE, Circular Saw Mills, MI! Gearing, Mining
Nac.sa. cvery description. Castings IN lroa and iraSS
~. n. stnr: notce Feb .-Siy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-29

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ATTORNEY AND CuUAStiut At LAW,
tsTTL attend any business entrusted t" HIM G ;''r
" Courts OF Buckingham and .:tisccnt couai:s.
Observation-Disclosures Cour;-!loi~r. ApG! 4i-cfi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-05-29
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ATTORNEY Al Law,

iSdAl KEITH. JOIN \; GtiII'oN.
ETH Il Gil / I o y,
u,.mrsIoo r,UouIEE COUNTY, VIRGINIA
Yx.SI:HSCTGfSr:tsS0 0E' hsE.ASS Wool
WIN GDUIS NEGRO BLANKETS, SFuCklNG fAtH,
- 49, -. txsryS fnr negro women. March S-cly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-15
GROCERIES,, &C.

WE HAVE this day formed Il COPAKINEh-
w SHIP under the style OF
HUnPHREYS & TALIAFERRO,
AM, have purchased the stock OF McSsrs. MAI
SHALL & CO, and leased their
IREHOUSE, No. Ii King street,
where we will conduct the
GROCERY, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS.
We shall keep always full supply of
FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS,
AND GOODS FOR FARMERS USE.
PLASTER, GUANO, AND OTHER FERTlLI-
ZERS will be furnished at lowest market rates.
Our personal attention will be given to the sac of
FLOUR, GRAIN and COUNTRY PROpuCE.
Bags will be furnished parties desiring to consisn
grain to US at the regular chargetor their use. Our
best endcavorS will be given to prom"te the inter
cst of our patrons, and our experience Justhes US
in promising that business entrusted to us VIII oe
attended to in u satisfactory manner.
A. J. HUMPHREYS.
iv2 III. b. TALIAFERR0.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-15
CLOTHING.
WILLIAM ARNOLD

MERCHANT TAILOR, No. IS King-.Stree,
ESPECTFULLY informs his customer, ana
III the public that he has now on hand ,e,s
extensive stock of SPRING and SUMMIT
GOODS. Elegant and Fashionable styles Of eye,v
thing of Gcntlcncns wear, of which may be nam
cd in part black, blue and fancy CLOTHS. IT..
finest and best French, English and American
CASsIMERES. Fancy Silk, and MarseilIs.
VESTINGS. Linen Shirts and Colars; Net Shin.
and Drawers; Gloves; Linen and Silk Pocket
Handkcrchiefs; Neck Ties oteyery description and
STYLE; Suspendcrs of the finest quality and late,
styles; half Hose; of the best quality. All wo,t
will be guaranteed to be done in the best manner
Thanking his customers and the public for pa.t
favors, he solicits the continuance Of their la,
ronage. Orders from the country promptly Al.
tended to. ap Eff