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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-11


Received ct ports 22s5eo s.ol5 900 3cseoo ASH 900
Es TO O. Britain $4,000 1,.oeooo $4,000 2e5i 600
a a,nef a ~, S GOO ssSSS sIsSSc $1,000
Total export. 2,leicoo $4,000 2,s4eooo se;7,ooo
S'Gs r x q 1a1S Issoco slaoco 2csoco $4,000
sfy;s %s 5000 as sSSs , s , sss
a s6ss'i 's ssss ssss lf:s 1880 1899 1899
The Increase in receipts at the ports compared with
Great Britain was 1872 600 bales; incronse 20 France
leo 900 decrease to other foreign ports, 81 600 Total
Is1crrs.-Rcom for Liverpool was quite limited and
shpowners demanded higher rates for grain which
SID bid 1900 bbls. flour engaged q, p ga 2ooo
boxes choose by steamer at sos and 200 boxes bacon
At Sos To London 1000 bushels wheat taken at
glasgow 500 bb!s -four were engaged atp /. To Ant
wcrp IL 900 bushels wheat taken. In ships bags ~
iod and vessel taken up dad with IL 600 bush
els Of grain for Cork and market I'D To Hamburg,
by steamer 70 bales of cotton al So rs packages bees
io 50 bales 81 Sapss5S a. mar - o"i Ss a Ss
ashes al 3os.; 800 jbls ro4n al o. Cd s. and eco
cases extract lcgwoOd at 2js.
sbOu, 200 10 500 boxes ayes were made q, IS co.
AMI 500 dQN RS at - 90.
BN.-o6s Of SEQ bales were made NJ Soc. \ SEC
Hors.-o6 bales were YvIi n, g. fec Docd 10 primo
Isos.sales q 100 tons Scotch ps were made at So 80
q &3 six months.
MolAsssss were quiet, while prices for good qualities
were unchanged
NAvA Sroprs.-1hc market heavy. Sales Of q
few hundred barrels splits turpentinc soc loc aud
cargo Of o2o bbs common rosin were sold at 81 10
per 80 lbs. delivered. Crude nominal At a. 90
PpowHoN~-Potk.--rhe market vas nrmcr aud morc
active the sales footed M 600 100 bbs Including
new moss at SO 10 10 and new prime at 81 sii
49, old mess at els % ami Pumps at si2 ~ tiI
Beef was in steady demand and Tsiccs arm: the sal
embraced about 400 bbls including country mess II "a
80 So; rcTackcd ncss az - % $40 so and :. bbs
rr me mcss were reported at y. bacon firmly held
d i"c II sc eai meats w.r, qaici, at &c. 1880.
0r houdcrs aud hams lard in good request and az
irmcr rates with s.s Of 49, bhle and tiercts % IL "a
iricee.
R'o.-Sebs q 100 a Geo casks vcro made AZ ~ 5oaH
I; rcr 100 he
etltIH gfrs fym .ff To- rood i,Gaff. 10 l..t. 2
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MILITARY OF mrs.

II eSvaEnah Bgcs. Captain Anderson. and from Whit
We iesrn good representative of Georgia volunteer
6oka rs VIII eANe savannah on INC lsth or lst 70
ths ~. on their arrival they viii bc received by tho
CT, 4 usrd, Csp,sn Mansfield lowell and vii De- their
rrcsts during the temporary stay og the Blues IN Nc~
ne 8 vty ninth Regiment, Col Michael corcorau have
nov IN, Ter consideration project 10 into camp this
summer for i've days At the old ground occupied by
s-onrs Az ring the Quarantine war.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, July lo-6p. VI.
The following j. comparative statement Of the
exports Exclusive of specie) from New York to
foreign ports for the week, and since January L.
1858 1859. 1850.
For the week. 81 COS ls3 1865 033 LAT 93l
Previously reported 80 ,2S 30 $50 - 40
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Total four months $50 fcs Io
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MEDICAL Ho1PITAI.e.


1NFSRNlARY or TME HaEDiCAs. CCL.
LEGE.-This Insi, tniiUn, situsted ~ the corner
e Ms..h. and C9sss !. nth wHfrE PER-
SONS and NEGROES, requiring medical treat
ment. :. ..r ia Furnished
with PRIVATE ROOMS. who're they will ENJOY
exs.y comfort and Es A. heretofore
are ample. and the attention OF owners r;,e% I"
both IN the city and cosntsyi =, ne inGimary Gor
tho Medical and Surgical treatment OF TINS GLASS;
" LsSiSG. in WOMEN are also reoe''sd and care
patients are under the care ef The rr",ssss1S, rs
OF the College who VISIT the wat"' cases Of diff
c" s's'e. Of the Professors is held
~sa est.s shs, e., Medical tGs
Nnrs'ne and Medicine are as follows ~ No, week.
"@'' fe!Sp M private rooms. 81 to SIS
Slaves and other colOred patients -: 90 x>o,,,,
For less than week. texsspt IN p!,sase sba not
81 per day-provided that the aisIos"'0 '""' NV
exceed the charge for a full week. with the
For s,ssHt . Op,Irens, ~ small extra
charge viii i've made. varying from So to $50. ac
eoId,ps to the d,ficulty and Importance VI ''o W
Ali charges pay able on the removal Of the pa
NJ CASE OF SMALL rox: o. ".y oth ",,, H. p,
tsctioHs disease, nor any case -" i"S""''' VIII '0
:. 1Hs,sadips rs,slsian.-Profs. TUCKER CON
Attesa'qs sqrsss 9s GIBSON fkr'co-
Resident Physiolan-Dr. THOS. l.. HUNTER.
Steward-F. nj. PARKlSH;
Presldeut-Dr. l.. s. JOY MES.
Persons in the country, deslrous OF senunS pa
tents the Ipfrmary, may ADDRESS tn1 ItsiHou'
steward. or any of the Professors oil inc Oohese
ja2-ly
MAIN STREET HOSP ITA L. FOR
wi SLAVES Hospital rs situated near the
corner OF Nam and 26th streets, atd is anlrapiS
adapted in air,ness. privacy and healthulhess o.
position to the purposes fr which 1t has been IN
st,tuted namely: For MEDICAL, SURGICAL
and OBSTETRICAL treatment oil SLAVt o.-
The rules and regulations governing TINS ,hstitu
ton have already been published. A circular con
tanning full particulars will be furnished those VINO
may desire further iniormatlon
TERMS. -PatIents per week, SIS; less than week
weeks, SIS for the week, AID 81 per diem, &c. Pa
tients attending the daily examinations, not n
subjects for Hospital cOnfnement) charged The
regular fee adopted by the profession at large
The above charges include board, medicine, medi
cal attendance and nursl ng. Surgical operations
| charged according to rules Of other Hospitals o
| the city. For further information apply to the
Physician resident at the Hospital or to either
the undersigned Physicians and Prnprietors.
| FRS. w. HANCOCK. NJ. D.,
Nam St., bet Sd and 4th, or No. 100 Main st.
ST. GEO. PEACHY, NJ. D.,
Exchange Hotel, or trace st. bet. 9Th and 9Th.
F. 4. LUCKETT. NJ. d.,
Ballard House.
PHILIP s. HANCOCK. M. D.,
CYRUS BROOKS,
| aul9-1y Resident Assistant.
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oSIOW price, 10 u ". - ELhEH Nv. D.
IL; Bread st..
- BARl3A0NB IN LADIES' Ann
ClllLDREN'H SHOES.-We beg leave
IT, call the attention Of tho ladies to stock Of
fashionable Kssots. 8h0es, GafteTs, Slippers aud
Buskins If the choicest sty los aad quality both III
our own Richmond make and PhiladeIph,a make.
together with lower priced goods. suitable for the
present and approaching season. MI oil which We
are prepared and guarantee TO sell at such cx.
tremcly low prices MS to aatisfy the clcsest aud
most economical buyers call IL most respect
fully solicited. MARCUS HARRIS BRO.
Main st., next to American Hotel.
- To THE LADIES Of RICH
&0 MOND.-l wish to call your attention tO
my assortment Of LADIES, MISSES AND
CHILpREN'S SHOES, embracing a great va
,lety Of styles among wh,,h are the following
Ladies' Heeled Kid and MOROCCO Slippers: La
dies Heelcd KID and Morocco Bootces LADIES'
lleeled KID Congress Boots: Ladies'. Hee!ed Cloth
Caters. sevcral qualities; Ladies Hceled French
Boots, new style; Ladies' Morocco and KID Boots.
without heels Ladies' Morocco and Kid Dusk ms.
without heels; Misses Beeled Morocco and Goat
Buotees; Misses Heeled Cong and Side Laced
CATERS; Misses Hee!ed Morocco and Kid Slip
peTs !; Misses Heeled French Boots, new sly ie /;
Chidren's Hecled k.d and Morocco Slips and An
kle Ties: Children's Morocco and Goat Bcotces.
without heels; Chidreu's Copper rlPt Boofees,
without heels; Ch,ldrens French Boots, new
sty le; together with any other style ar quality
that u,ay he needed a call il solicited, at the
fashionable emporium, No 70 Mainst:
mo C.. PAGE. JR,
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.E r. CARTWRIGHT. FURNITURE

WAREHOUSE. ON GOVERNOR ST.,
BETWEEN MAIN AND FRANKLIN,
md1Rhas Oh hand at tins time the largest and
hest stock of FURNITURE he has ever
offered :" his friends and ths public large portion
Of which being CITY MADE-which he pledges to
sell for less profit than heretofore. Painted, In.
itation and Solid Oak, Walnut, Mahogany and
RPsswcod GhAMHs aa SnRhTT from ,S
ROBES, from s 10 up; TETE A-TETES, D!VANS,
SOFAS, from Sls up to SIS; Jenny Lind BED
STEA Dis, from 50 tn S75; beautiful Brocatelle,
Plush, Lasting aud HAIR Cloth PARLOR SUITS
also. COUCHES and BED LOUNGES, at twenty
Ave per cent less than can be purchased else
where in fact, his stock embraces every article
usually kept in his line. Gall and examine exam
fore purchasing elsewhere. Also, a large assert
meat of Recumbent, Invalid: Arm, Easy. and Re.
voiving CHAIRS; MATTRESSES, Hair and
Shuck. and BEDDING, NH 2l-d3m
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ruHQIxuRU, &c
NAMUEL w. HANMQOWy


NAMUEL w. HA0WQOUy o~~
GOVERNOR ST.. RICHMOND,
MANUFACTURES AND D1ALHk "
FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES.
The farmers and planters. and nIt 2ti;ers ~ vant
OF FURNtTURE and MAT kpc 70. manusac
the - mrtcrisis viii find il to their interest to
swam,nc nv .tock tciprc buying, AZ have recent
IT, reduced my prices. inu VIII nnu. sprv srru
SETS: COTTAGE FuRNI-
WAi.NiT'r do do; TURE;
rGaEWtlOn I: AM MAHOGANY EETH;
HiR SETS MANTEL MIRRORS;
WAi.NjIr do do; WHAT-NOTS;
NHO;,Y do do; ETEGREH
REnSTEADS: CHll.DR EMS CHA RS:
ri HEAifS: JENNY LIN BED
WARDROBES; ETEADS;
" ASHSTANDS: CRIBS and CRADLES;
TARiES: RECtIM Mt CHAIRS;
Chairs; CENTRE TABLES;
SiDEiIOAR pS; FEATHER BEDS;
rETE- -TETES WRITING DESKS:
SOFAS: FANCY CHAIRS;
HOOK GASES; WORK TABLES;
DINING TABLES, LOUNGES;
ROCKING CHAIRS, PIANO STOOLS;
MATTR ESS ES OFFICE CHAIRS.
NH ID m
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TAILORING, &c.
CLOTHING! ClOTHlNG.:

4
~ The subscribers having purchased OF
M Messrs TUpMaN Il HULL their entire stock
.I6 and lease of the sore are now prepared To
offer a large assortment Of FAShlONAbLt
CLOTHING aud GENTS kNISH u
The business will he conducted under the na-i. 2
and style Of SHAFER, HALSEY h CO., who BY
strict attention to business and the wants oil the
trade, hope to merit aud receive share OF pubslt
patronage. which has been literally bestowed
upon them our sister CITY.
Mr.. VIM. CASTOR. formerly with us ia Peters
burg but Of late with Tupman Hull, will con
tinue with us. SHAFER, HALSEh co..,
ITO Nam street, Richmond.
A. =. SHAFER l. CO.,
,rM-ts Petersburg. Va
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* SURGEON DENTIST,
N1LI3 Odice on Main, below Pearl street. next
door to L, Horton Nc achs trimming store. and two
doors above MessIs. Thos. X. Price 4 Co.'s Dry
Goods store.
The subscriber having removed to the above
house. would he pleased To see those with whom he
has eng ag eme nts, and has made EXTENSIVE pTepa
rations tn serve the pun!io generally. All opera
tons performed III the most approved and enttho
style known 10 the Profession and all work done
BY him warranted to give satisfaction. IOe S-ly
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WILLIAM AAHpNE,.
Engineer and Sup't n. 4 T. H. H.
NOTICE. 1871

ssKSsN-NEs GOlNG NORTH.-NEW A.
RANGEMENT.-IMPO 70 IR 6n,,u
ERS,-THR0u5H TlCkETS AND THhot,g va,
rying the great United States Mail. Twice guy
tSunday night excepted between Rtchnond he.
Andrla, W ashington Baltimore, Fhi,adelPhIl. New
York, and all important points West, VIA Acaus
Creek and Washington, over the Ricnnohd' reg.
erichsburg l. Potomac Railroad .o the fprhn
river. Is miles, and by splendid and e"ml'f.a,,ss,
steamers thence Ia Washington. IS miles, ~ ~ :"
miles IN seven hours; eing aConior'ab'e ahu WI
fectly safe rate Of speed. ,,
Honrs Of departure: $50, A. NJ. and 7, Z. N.
BAGGAGE. under charge of speci, as@s'
CHECKED Ia Washlnst oH, baltih'''U'
phliadsl PIMA and New York. ,,ua.
rnaoueu TICKETS can Inc secured 1t the ioov
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GENILE M rs GLOf III Nts a -
~ FURNISHING OCSE.--We would inform
~ the citizens and public generally, that We
have now IN store q large, varied and com.

@@plete assortment uf Gentle men's SPRING
and SUMMER CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS, embracing all the latest sty los and novel
ties Of tine season, which. in pont Of sly L. taste
and durability, cannot DO surpassed. all OF which
are manufactured by ourselves, expressly to SUIT
the tastes and wants III this market, and which en-
ables us to sell u . much more reduced price thar
ment Of boys CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS always on hand. We would remind the
young men and followers or fAshions, that We are
sty le sOols iron, which we can make - order. q
short notice, ANYTHING @ complete. Eentismaa's
wardrobe. 400, N. WALKER Z CO, 1903.
APPLY Cor n ain and l4th. or Pearl sts.
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HANOVER COUNTY

PETER W. WlNGFlELD Is a
~ candidate for COMMISSIONERS OF THE
REVENUE for the upper district oil hanover
county. 49,
Election fourth Thursday in MAY. tmh 1-tds'
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n A NOTICE THAT CANNOT =

BE CUNIHADlC1ED I'll AN -,
AONE.We are Low prepared tn furnish our
customers, friends and the public generally, with
any kind Of BOOTS and SHOES that they may
want, either Of our own Manufacture or Imported,
either for Ladies', Gentlemen, Misses, Boys. Or
Children. OF the latest style and Of the best quail
TRUNKS and BONNET CAS- rs for LADIES. Of the
most approved styles and hnest quality Also,
description, all Of which will be sold low either by
wholesale or retail, by ALEX: HILL CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers Of Boots and Shoes,
IN Main street, Richmond. Va. ~
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.

-N HOUSEKEEPERS AND DEAL.
L03k "a XSFR H INTEkf fak
NlSHING AND FANCY GOODS FOR
T II Il nj l. l. 0 Ma chance for up town and
down town purchasers. We respectfully invite
the attentiO of those interested, to our new es-
adjustment. No. 70 Main street, next door to Mr.
John Dooley's hat store, where We have Just open
ware, House Furnishing and Fancy Goods line
Nine years experience at our store, on the corner
ued as befnre,) has taught us to please the most
particular purchasers, IN regard to styles, prices
to deserve the liberal patronage we were favored
with so far. Directly importing French, German
and English Goods, and purchasing domestic goods
pete with any house in that line. Please call and
see. SCHAAP n 90, " MAIN St;, or
Garner of BROAD and I'd SITS.
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10 THE VOTERS OF THE
~ SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCuIT.-Haylng
been applied to by many tIlends IN ths n G5rc4t te
JUDO ESHlP made vacant by the death OF Judse
loHN B. CLoProN, and replied to them ny SAYING ,s
what would do, adopt this mode oi informing
them and the other voters OF sad circuit, II = ne
and discharge its duties to the best Of my ability.
"A" JNO. Nj. GREGORY.
Richmond April 9Th, 1860. ap 2S-dtde
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

CPKlNG. is6O.-SPRINj. ls0O.-FlSHtR Il
- WINSTON. wholesale de,lers in DRUGS, No.
lbs Main street, r ,chmond, Va. would cal! the NJ,
teEuon of Merchants throushcnt virg'n,a a az,
North Carolina. t., their stock Of DRUGS. MEDl-
ClNES. CHEMICALS, PAINTS, Oils, &c EN-
hraclng every article In the regular drug business,
which they offer to cash or prompt customers on
most favorable terms.
In addition To their stock of STAPLE DRUGS. n
full assortment of Fancy Goods. FeTtuncry !,
Combs, Brushes, Cigars, Tobacco. Old Medicinal
W mes and Brandies.
Also. Agents far many of the leading Patent
Medicines, Mineral Waters. Porcelain Teeth,
Wonli's Pure Brandles, and Wines. &c.
RA Prompt attention given To the shippl1g aud
packing If orders. FISHER h WINSTON.
n CITY DRUG ; To r.. --CHAS. =:
0kDAWSON begs to inform the citizens Of
~ Richmond. that he has now gu hand lull
% and complete assortment OF Drugs, Mcdi-
cines. Chemicals, Fancy Goods. ETC..
He has also full assortment oil all kinds oi
Patent Medicines. direct from the manufacturers
SO that there can be no mistake as to then genu
Also, OILS. Paints, Dye s'uhs. Tobacco and CT
The Ladies can also he supplied with fine a.
sortInen mt of i'm ported Pomades Hair OILS, Lubn
Extracts, Mean Fun, Liliey White, Brown w Ind
sor Honey, Glycerine and other Toilet Soaps
fine Hair Brushes, both domestic and imported
also, Buffalo, India Rubber and Horn Combs, both
fine tooth and COARSE He would call their atten-
ton TO his fine Toilet Cologne, superior to the
Erepch r
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- ~ ~ Am ATTkACI'

6R NJ W xN4VS
2naSyGS fkTkRsB 1I,kssS,s90s'
AND NORFOLK assersEnhtss W EDNEspAn
and sATSuRpAY msrn,nss y seN RYAN CANS. a,
AND fEfERssUR1 RAi .a a IL. VI! con,
hail. t ISst cars AZ re:eshurE Nee a
arrive a. Norfolk dss ;iMs = ard JAMES
ships RQANgKE, , Ynpkxha ,,yns Al New ieis
ie!snt lines sslns EAST and sN' 4ma rueaaa.
Passage 10 New fofk irvn, n ~ he Steaiiets. ins
same - though passage vas 'aAeA Y"
ship heFe-SW
For Tickets Apply tGupLAM 4 WATSON.
Opposite Steamers W II ,sar
RITZ pursers Of the ships, or oas he 10
c,N,tc v,ii IS IN hand IN the visn'S ~ .sss.dy
ssr.Ssrs ticket Office ever, Meesissl to .sp,y
and Saturday mornings. q : ,s GU moi have gto-
those porsons With tickets WOO nis' u, ".
Gu red thsm At our once previously
NH M-.ta : si,jh1
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paxxenxers BREAKFAST and sup NJ hsn snu "a assais
on hDard the comfortable steamer between "s%"'
Greek and WasbiDgtn ton. .,h,. oMcs.
~ For further information, apply aa'n' '"
Road street, Shockoe tlill r.,s,r
D'o JAS. i. WINSTON, Cert Iicte'""
lAx,, Rnr n &nl,A.
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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
TO THE VOTERSOF CHESTER.
~ FIELD COuNTI;EThe office OF COM r
Chesterfield being within the range OF my profes
siona employ ment, would be for that reason. and
therefore accede to the requests of number OF
voters, recently expressed. and declare my self a
candidate for the suirages of the people, at the
election to be held on the fourth Thursday in May
next at which time the Office is to he filled for the
regular term OF four years.
ap ll-tdo y. u MCkAE
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~ CO COUNTY.-By the advice of my
friends, and in accordance with my own wishes, /
announce myself a candidate for the office OF
SHERIFF OF HkNRlCO COUNTY, and solicit
AS guarantee for the faithful performance OF
the duties of the office, refer YOU to all who know
De riormed during the past three years that have
acted as equity for the present Sheriff.
NH l-it2imys GEO ID. PLEASANTS.
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DENTISTRY.

-> DR. ID. COULLlNG. ENTIST,
k@S may hereafter bc found at HIS office. M"
NIID a7is Main street. between 9Th and 10th,
prepared to attend to his professional ENGAGE
,nents NH 2S- SIN
ARTIFICIAL TEETH -T.s Cleo
SvSplastlc and Vucanlte froccss,-G. w.
*0IJE JONES, UENrIsI, having the right Tor the
above mode of making Teeth, and being satisfied
OF its absolute superiority over all other methods,
can with confidence commend it TO those desiring
full or partial sets of teeth, and especially such
as may he dissatisfied with these they are ncw
usng. The perfect adaptation Of the plate to the
him to insert enc more teeth nithoHt clasps
This method having been adopted by those stand
ing highest in the profession, North and south,
testimonials will I've gwen and specimens exhibited
to Those wishing to them. Sets of Teeth, ON
gold or any other plate Will II course be made loT
tracing, aud ali other operations gently and tho
roughly performed. Teeth extracted by ELEC-
TRICKY utthout pGia
M Office on MAN street, opposite Corinth'sn
Hall Mostly
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: - . :
MEDICINES.

DK. hOOFLAND's GERMAN biTTEhs
DIR, BOOFLAND'S BAL.SAMIC CORDIAL,
hare acquired thar great popularity only through
vsays Of trial Unboundsd satisfaction Is rendered
by them all cases. and The ep!s onox"esA
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, yAUN-
DICE, DEBILITY OF THE NEKVOUS
SYSTEM, DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS,
swd 81 diseases ayisiSg from dtsordsyed ttvsv o.
vsnkness Of tAs stomach and dtgeStcs 0rsaxS, are
Speedily AID psymaxSxtIy cured BY tbs GERMAN
y "a BHISAMIC CORDIAL Aasaeq.i,sd a,s,.-
tattOx Sxypas that Of any similar preparation
sxtant. II tstU txrs, WITHOUT FAIL, fhs most Sc
COUGH. COLD; or HOARSEMESS, RRQN-
GIFTS, TMEh gEN w A., C n HM T Tf6M
SD kas ps.fosnsd the most astonishing exTss sSsT
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION!
fes1 doses tciH also at Oxce check and esyS tAe
ssost ssusrs DlARRHKA procssdixg from COLD IN
TIKI BOWELS.
ISsss nsedicixss are PREPARED by DR.. 9: M. JACK
SON & Co., No. 4l8 Arch street, PhtIadesphta, Pa,
1nd are sold BY and dealers ~ nsedsetAss
eveyverAsys, at Is eestS bottle. TAG sis~afnrs o.
&. NJ. JACKSON Will b On sAs oxss'ds wraYpss o.
i. IL IisnesSe published an~xa!ly BY tAs Syo..
sytstoyS called EvRRY B0Dv's ALMANAC, yok tst!!
Nxd tssttmoMy 0ad c0usnlend0toTy H0ttcssJr0sn az
Parts Of fAs eosstsy. 7Asss A!nsaaaes are gwen
s"'''' - g PURCELL, LADD CO., Agents.
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! BOOTS AND SHOES..GKEAT

ABEHLE, Broad street, between ID and Sd
Keeps a large stock of Ladies', Gentlemen's and
body in Richmond to compete with him in h,s lipe,
az nc manufactures TO order, and super inte dds
himself. loo A-lyl CHAKLES BEHLE.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE n
u PRICE OF HATS AND bOOTS.-A
~ From Is to ~ per cent. saved by buy
irE from J. n. ANTHONY,

saniity %: fashionable Silk flats, 3 So fine call
skin sewed Boots 80; Congress Cater Boots. -;
hne calf skin sewed Shoes, y.
one Of the best makers in the city Of Philadelphia
to supply him with handsome and substantial call
akin sewed BOOTS, which he will sell at the unpro
oedented low price of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF. &C z5-06WW
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~uf7 CHINA, q Ass.
SPRING TRADE, 1850!
GEO. SUM ER Il CO.,
CHINA, GLASS;, AND HDEENSWAhE

No. 10 Pearl or nth street, Richmond, Va.
In consequence Of unavoidable delay IN the com
pefOn of our new warehouse. on Governor street
we shall he unable to remove until the Spring trade
closes and friends Will find US AZ the Old loca
Our stock is now daily arriving, and is the larS
and most complete stock of Ia RTH EN- w AXE
CHINA and GLASS, ever offered IN Virginia. and
we invite the attention of the merchants of Vir-
gina, North Carolina and Tennessee, who may
visit this market to our prices, confident that we
can successfully compete with the largest houses
in any Of the Northern States.
We only ask them to give us the preference OveI
Northern houses provided we can do we'll fol
them. We ask nothing more.
The most experienced packers employed, ant
goods sh,prcd promptly.
We supply the BEST Quality OF StonewaIe
low ~ it can be purchased at the Factory.
We give our prompt and faithful attention to the
execution of orders