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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
TO LAND BUYERS ann SELLERS.
Furniture! Eurniture!l

Furniture! Furniture!
Z GRATEFUL for past fayors the subscriber wonld
return his thanks 10 Ills friends aud the public gencr
sak ally, and inform them that he has hand tand
$3.50 constantly adding thsreo) large assortment oi
ELEGANT FURNITURE. a
MANUFACTURED ny sKILLrUL WoRkMEN In
nut Of the best material, Finished In most
desirable manner Hs stock embraces ever. article
nlly gotten up in the most extensive manufactures.
lie socs call from those wishing purchase feeling
ured that he und give satisacsn regard To both
price and qualify III work
SS~ Hair aud shnck Mattresses always on hand
EDWARD j. FoIKFa.
Warerooms and ManumcVy, doors below iiheri, Mare
house Ian 4aNctsil
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-19
MIlI4INE RY GOODS.
Spring Styles for 1880, at

spring styles Tor 1851, at
No. lol Main Street, Lynchburg, Va.
Miss SIMPSON will open this (MoNDAY) morning,he
NA handsome assortment Of Millinery tols consisting u
E"uchcs, iaces Walls, Mourning Collars Embroidery, &c
all m which she calls The attention of all In articles
the Millinery lc being determined 10 sell cheap bargains
cnn be bought in the city. lhp eta
lon SACKS CofFLE onssting OF Rio, Lagura, Java and
1UU Mocha--part very choco.
apo IRBY Il SAUNDERS.
NOrctE.-c Stockholders of the Iynchburg Fire. IIfe
~ and Marin" Insurance Company hereby notified that
ScfeHi innimcnt of five dollars SHARE required be
paid on each share Of stock 90 or before the 2 Of April
JOHN ID. LASGHoRNE, President
r. II. IVY, Secretary. Zap 0. tap20
40. THE MALTA. ITO.
FE,iIE KNIGHTS OF MALTA! THE Sons OF MAITAii-
nj THE MALTA and various and sundry gasses
best Mali Liquor In existence, nnn.y snts Justly eolebra-
ted Pale Draurt Ale fine stock Of No. /. brandon
Mountain Nhlskeys Wines tordals Stgn Mcerscaum and
owiatan Pipes smoking and Chewing Tobacco, sares and
Pipe Stems Also NIL the ccaccs Of the served ND
short notice, ut "Ihn MALra.'
nl.A JOSEPH .. SMITH, Proprietor.
DIR. S. Johnson. Dentist,
ES ln fully prepared h roreria all operations pertaining
cfT1o the dtnia prot, sson Ia tho best possible manner
aud iuly warranted Ia every respect.
Teeth extracted by tho aid oI electricity without pan 10 the
patient
ss Once opposite Citizens Savings Bnnk Main Street.
Iynchburg, Va.
RKfKEEscls Vim OWENS III. d.; VIM. O. Owens, N. d. r.
H. Glmer, NJ d., fhos L. Walker, NJ. d.: john H. Patterson,
NJ, d. Alex. II onpson, ESP Sainl McCorke Esq.i a. W.
0ckc, Es4 John J. Smith, Es; d. j. Irby, Esq Win. T.
Ianccy Esq: John H. Tyree Esl and II. D. Flood Esq.
NH q, 'du.diyf =.
ftURiS, HAIR BRAIDs, HEAD DRESSES, HEAD NETS,
~ Hair Pins, Nubias &C. Ali In want OF pretty Head Or
rave 10 per cent In the cost OF the same
apIl LA r. kinney.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-19
THE MALTA. TIC
DIR. S. Johnson. Dent

GtUEI.s, HAIR BRAIDs, HEAD DRESSES, HEAD RETs
~ Hair Pins Nubas &c Ali in want Of pretty Head Or
Of kind, will please call ut 1b6 Msln Street,
10 per cent. In the cost OF the same.
apll T.. A. d T.. kinney.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-19

...,,,. 6QLuT1QN.
VvHE eopeftneR11t ex1tnE betBeen ~ un6eEGo4 60
Il tha DAY b. tMltsnoA An psrssns kaxts1 60 -
No eone:m are Yqneat y PEssent An ~ mtceg =
make paymenl q oaes ~ 4 4 IHporsst ia - 49,
should be speedily ss.tlsd % g a. oQfMQQN,. e
JANUARY l, $500 kLWHA - ~ .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-03
Mare Ahsut Renlcia.

The Loadon Times has An article In which 1t
endeav0rs to prove that SAYERs would have
whipped BKNICTA in few moments. Then
why did not SAVERS come to time on the thir
ty-eighth roundl Why did he sit on his Sec
ond's knee until BENIcIA walked up, demand
ed the fight twice, and slapped him in the face
In support of its assertion, the Times says.
after the crowd broke in the friends of BENZ
CHA demanded that the fight should cease. Elk:
actIy SO. The cry of fair play was raised while
the crowd - all enemies - were gathering
around BKNICIA and the Americans cleared
the track in very short order. But how came
the crowd to break in! They were all hostile
to BENICIA and all heavy betters on SAVERS
Did they break in to keep their fayorite from
beating his antagonist I Did they break in to
make their own bets, WHICH they were certain
of winning, drawn bets Does the Times at
tempt to cram such an absurdity as this down
the threats of it's readers! Is there but
one possible way of accounting for the out
rage! A man, engaged in fight, is surrounded
by three thousand hackers, who are heavy bet
ters on him. AT a certain stage these hackers
break in, and prevent the fight from proceed
ing What is the inference ! Is it not that the
fayorite was about to be logged
The tale about IiEENAN's blindness is sheer
after thought. The correspondents OF several
New York papers saw him at eleven that
night and all say he saw as well as ybody
Tell us about Il blind man running one hun
dred feet and jumping over several hedges -
1t is an absurdity. The fact is, HEENAN was
almost perfectly fresh, while SAYKas was
beaten almost to death. He was obliged to be
carried out of the ring, while his adversary
was as fresh AS a lark. He said himself he
would have WOE the fight in less than twenty
rounds, if he had been allowed to fight as he
wished.
The English papers cannot lie their country
out of her disgraceful attitude. She made the
fight national-she has been beaten-she has
the meanness to cheat the victor out of the
prize. The British lion has shown the base
ness of whipped cur. The people feel il,
else why try to compromise with their own
consciences, by getting up 4 belt for HEENAN !!
1t is because they feel that'h he has been basely
treated. We hope he will spurn the offer with
the contempt it deserves. We deeply regret
that the affair is not to be tried over again. In
agreeing to any sucn proposition, HEENAN's
friends betrayed him. They should have let
him whip SAVERS, rs he can do, and would
have done in fifteen minutes, if he had not
been prevented by his second.
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DIED..

In this city. on the LIST inst. Mrs. SARAH gHR-
Bernard, Jr.. Of Belle Grove. KING George CO.
Her friends and the friends 81 the sm ns,s 81
Judge Meredith are invited to attend ner iumeLa.'
from his residence, on Grace street, on Ihursda''
at AZ O'Clock p. NJ.
On Saturday morning last, April TSth, !WSEr q
WHEEI.WRIGHTo Oldest son of Rev. W m H.
Wheewrisht, of Centenary Church, aged Yeas ar;
To many sensible men II will seem stranse ina.
child but FIVE years old, who violates law o! 10
parents; should not be satisfied with fhey iHtsiyS
must 60 to his closet, and upon his little knees
ness of the great Father of us all. IL IS, perhaps
STRANGER still that his calm aust Lace a1ie1 1aese
With such careful hands had the seeds OF pety
been sown in this ,outhful mind and heart That
long before the earliest plants OF Spring are wOnt
to put forth their tender leaves this SWEEP mover
was nearly full blown, 1.-The lear o. 200 - ,me
pie Of the effects of early pious training strengthen
the hands and cheer the hearts OF othet Chtls'ian
parents. The young not only may" but mast die,
for were there no short graves in our cemete RES,
there would be no vigorous young men IN our
churches. ri A FRIEND.
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j. e. Underwood.

1t is stated that this abolition interloper in
Virginia, who found it convenient to leave the
State because of a too free utterance of aboli-
ton sentiments, lately visited New Hamp.
shire. distributing the ''Impending Crisis"
and helping on the Black Republican cause
generally. On late occasion, he RECALLED the
inhabitants of Manchester, New Hampshire,
with q Characteristic discourse, full Of foul
ISLANDERS against the Virginia people. He is
reported to have said, that he took the lead
Virginia in which he resided, and had con-
WINGED many of the error of their ways. One
third Of the voters of his county were Black
Republicans, and many Of them had assured
him that they would vote the Republican
ucket IN 1850" The veracious gentleman also
stated that the reason why there were not more
s..es 'or FREMONT was, that when men offer
~ ~ so.e, tney were knocked down. Things
NJ. inherent now. "JoHN BROWN" said
.;n,. took the starch out of Vlr.
IT'LL ~'1 ner cnivalry were beginning to be a
for b;,, - -. he thought it would be safe
--,A ~ ~ 'nere now, and he VIZ ~oin~ M,
merely as locker on. but 10 IN, 80 -. $3.50 "o'
ana convince them Of their srro~r E
and modest Mr.. UNDERWOOD. n. ..,.1 asc
ms assertion that Virginians were In ths ~ -.
OF knocking down voters whom thew .on,s
not bring to reason in any other wav ana
said ut was the custom in the State fsr m ..a
to make their wills before avowing Repuh,ic.s
sentiments" Perhaps, 1t would be prudent !.
Mr. Underwood TO adopt tbs same precan.
ton before returning 70 the Stats. One Of the
pscaliarities Of men Of this school ID their in.
corrigible propensity to falsehood. From
SrNMBR down to Underwood, they do not
seem to have the fnintsst idea nf truth, or the
slightest sfruple at inventing any story, how
ever FALSE. that may sait their turn, political.
~ Or personaliy
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he utters may by possibility be erroneous--hs
never corrects the most ralpable mistake-he
will listen to no argument which comes IN
conflict with his preconceived Impressions
The confident tone in which all his dogmas
are delivered, have gone quite as lar 10 p'o-
duce that slavery Of thought, OF whicn NC n
the author rs his lucid STYLE ana ofi''i"".
metaphors. No author in the whoie range VI
li,era,ure ever formed more absurd opinions,
of,.n.r coutradicted by the facts OF
h;s,or~ ia induced the English public to be-
-. 10, tho psople of India loved the Eng
~. ..,,.r than any other race that had ever
ruled Thorn. and he lived to see the rebellion OF
,s,, Old English generals who had been
there AS well - he, knew better, but not one OF
them conid write dashing review, or bril-
liant biography He places FREDERIC the Great
above NAPOLEON as a captain We wonder
what the Duke of Wellington or Sir WILL
LIAM NAPIER thought OF that A writer in
BlaeIwood's Magazine, commenting upon
this notable piece of military criticism OBJ
serves, that FREDERIC could not have COM
pretended. far less executed. the strategic even
OF the first Italian campaign.
Absurd rs are the views contained III the
letter to Mr.. RANDALL, the London Times
takes occasion to read the people Of England
homily upon the dangers OF uhiversai suffrage
using this country as an example to warn OFF
all ,houghtless imitators. Here the sage OF the
Times assures us the people have no confidence
in their Government. We should be glad to
know how he made that discovery. Does he
nudge from the enormous capital invested by
the people of this country i'll commercial ana
industrial enterprises, This test has hereto
fore been considered the only true one The
Turks have no confidence in their govern
meut and they mbark in no enterprises what
ever. They do not work, because they know
the government will rob them of their labor,
and what little money they get possession OF
they hoard. The Hindoos have 10 confidence
in their government, and they have conse-
cuently no enterprise. The English boast OF
their enterprise. and attribute it to the conf
dence they have in their government. Austria
has little commerce compared with England,
because her people have no confidence in the
protection Of the government. Ii such be the
test of confidence in the government no people
in the world possess much confidence IN
their institutions the Americans. The
Tunes man convicts himself of stupidity, for
he is always boasting of English credit and
enterprise, and attributing all of it to the con-
fldence of the people i'll their government.
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New YORK. April 3o.-Cld, schr. Lincoln. Webb.
Wilmington. N. C. May ]. ct d, steamer James
mlngt ton. N. C..
ALExANpRIA May 1.-Arrived, schr. Forward,
Jones' Norfolk.
SoMBRERo, April l2.-In port, schrs. Atlantic and
Caspian, Hampton Roads.
Boston. April 2S.-Arr'd, schrs. Northern Light,
Corson. Wilmington, N. c.; s. R, Allen. Baker,
Richmond; s. V. W. Simmons. Godfrey, do: Mary
Snow, Cobh. and ". & d. Scndder. Smith, Tang Ter;
F. A. Hawkins, Freeman. do. CID, schr. o.: NJ.
Petit. w ilmington N. Mountain Avenue. Nor
ton, N. C.
Bath. April 27;-,Arrd. schrs. F. Nelson, and
Mountain Eagle, Virginia.
FALL RIVER. April N.-Arr'd, schr. Moses 6.
Leonard, Lovett. Rappahannock.
PHILADELPHIA. April 30 Arrived. schrs. s. B.
Ashmead, BacOns Castle, Va: C. Williams. Ply
mouth, N. C. CPD, schr Banquet, Newell, Nor
folk.
BALTIMORE, May l.-Crd schr. Pinta, Woolford,
Richmond ARID, schrs. W IN. Colye Rchmord;
Golden Rule, do; I. c. Worrel. Norfolk.
PORTLAND. April 23.-Cl'd, schr. Ike Marvel, Ell
bridge, Richmond.
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INTERESTING LECTURE ON
~. CHIN .-TheFe will be mass Mission
fUn1kDAf EyENING, the 81 inst. 81 8 o oIook.
ARE 7sn.n II Il. =, GABANl66, . returned miee.Qn-
GWtss and ecisssss Ia China, a. oompassd with
= Il - III. ne 4, has CHINEsE CONVERT with him.
may b put IN him. s~s" sanss'""s -
cited nssh ~ M lecture.
ton. ms Ssts
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- HON. JOHN MINOR KOTTs.

HON. JOHN MINOR BOTTS..
distinguished gentleman have secured the spaciou
End eligible room known as Carroll Hall, as their
Headquarters, for the approaching Union Const-
tutlonai Convention They will occupy the Hall
on the Sth, 9th and 10th of May. On the evening
Of the 9Th it Will be opened by d mass meeting,
composed of the friends Of Mr.. Bolts from dis
lance. and those who reside in this city. and ad-
dresses will be made by several DISTINGUISHED
strangers 1t is expected that MIR. Bolts will have
a large representation In Baltimore darn /,
the Convention who will urge his claims for a
nomination, and we Will add. should he be select
ed. the Opposition will have noble standard bear
er. and should he be elected, he will bring the
Government back to those principles which we re
once the crownins glory of this model Republic
Baltimore Patriot. my Ats
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THE LADIES OF TAYLORS.
~ WILLIE CHURCH AND CONGREGA-
TON Hanoyer:, propose to have SALE OF
USEFu AND FANCY ARTICLES. also of f.
FRESHMENTS, at Tay louisville. on SATURDAY
the 5th of Maythe proceeds to be applied to Mis-
sIonary purposes. my Sit
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-03

MATHE HEARING REsToRED.--T Those who wish
to consult DR.. Ealing for Deafness, must make
immediate application. AS he leaves in q DAY or
two, otherwise they will be disappointed In obtain
ing the advice and skill of this celebrated aurst.
The wonderful cures performed by Or. EALING. IN
removing the numberless obstinate cases OF deaf
ness. warrants in saying that there is no aurist
IN the United States to equal him. His treatment
is mild, gentle and scientific. II is consulting rooms
are at LIS Main street, few doors above the Post
ntfic
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TO MARTIN MEREDITH LIPS
49, COMB, ESQ :-DEAR Strive, the un-
dersgned, your fellow. citizens. believing that
and heart, for a fall and honorable discharge of
the duties of Judge, do, without dlsparaging the
claims of other gentlemen. most respectfully re
quest Won TO announce yourself a candidate for the
OF THE HUSFINGS COURT
Hoping that this request may meet with your fl =
Your friends and fellow citizens,
George Washington, Peter VOsberger,
Henry Clay. Simon Untermeyer,
Thomas Jefferson, VIM. Henry Harrison
James Madison, Zach. Taylor,
John Hellstern, Sam. HUFFMAN,
And 5000 others.
RICHMOND. May LIST, 1860.
RICHMOND, May 2, 1850
To GEO. WASHINGTON. HENRY CLAY and
others:
GENTLEMEN-I have received your communca-
ton OF the LIST INST, requesting me to announce
myself candidate for the Judgeship OF the Hus-
tlngs Court Although know YOU have placed too
hig IN an estimate on my qualifications, | do not
feel at liberty to decline the request comins as it
does from SO large a number of my distinguished
fellow citizens. If it should he the pleasure of the
people TO elect me, | will endeavor to discharge
faithfully the duties OF the office.
Very respectfully,
MARTIN MEREDITH LIPSCOMB.
my3-3t*
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0SA TER, Of New York, has arrived in Rich
mond, and taken. rooms at the Powhatan. His
stay is definitely limited TO TWO WEEKS. He
will devote his time, while in Richmond, to con
situations and to the treatments of all diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs.
PersOns TOO Jss6ls to consult him at his rooms,
Will be visited. Those troubled with - CatavA,"
or suffering from .. Bvosehal Atsetioss" should
place themselves under treatment at once. a. they
DT. HUNTER has all the instrumente for the
administration of medicines in vap0r, and for the
exhibition of oxygen in EcrOfula, &c.
Patients In the country can consult BY letter.
FowHArAN HOcsx, Richmond. May LIST. 1850.
my 2-tS
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"a Sale Of Metropolitan Hall, Mt Auc.
TON, THIS DAY.-rhe particular attention of
the public IS respectful, called to the sale Of the
METaOPOL!TAN HALL, TO take place THIS
AFTERNOON AZ, at clock: The lot has front of
building Is valued at $1,000, and insured in the
Mutual Assurance SOclety for, $1,000 The lot
Will ne sold IN whole or smaller lots. may he Ge-
ticuiars see Auction head.
my BIT GOUDIN Il APPERSON, Aucts
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT RICHMOND. MAY2.
High Wotey this day Thursday % O'Clock.

ARRIVED.
Schr. VI. Doyle, Jamerson, Portsmouth, lime,
w. II. Register.
Schr. Mary Eliza, Mocock, Court House Creek,
corn, Stearns X Co.
SAILED.
Schr. Manchester, Nelson, New \ ork, mdze., u.
4 w. CurrIe.
Schr. Nj. l.. Davis, Small. Bucksvie, S. c., IN
ba Hast
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SPECIAL. NOTICES

ma The Library Of the late VIM. Gait,
Will ne so d at the Auction Rooms Ct II. DIGeE ~,
&c Main street. TO DAY, t'rHU kSDAY, "a May: }
BRAKY Is rich in every department.. Catalogues
may be had at the Auction Rooms or Of
my 3-ltl WEST l. JOHNSTON, 1A5 Main st.
"a Portsmouth, March 10. 1sje.-I cheer
fully recommend "SEMPLE'S BAKING POW
DER a. the most superior article ever used for
making light and sweet Loaf Bread, Biscuits, &c.
in the shortest possible time. JOHN JACK.
JOHN w. GARLICk,
Manufacturer and sole Proprietor,
Richmond, Va.
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A German of Galway, N. j., has been ares
ted, charged with the murder of step-child
by causing it to eat powdered glass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-03

nA THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PHOTOGRAPHS
and Pearl Ambroty pes in the city are those made
at REFS Mammoth Gallery, l45 Main ST, near
Governor ST. All the arlous styles and sizes ex
in the day and any kind of weather. Photog rapIs
coiored in OH. Aquarllle. Pastel. or India Ink.
Price Is cts, 50 cts, Sl-from that UP to IloO.
ap 20-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-03

HA SUCH OF OUR READERS as desire to ENJOY
good health, with exemption from PAIN OF all kinds,
should by all means procure a bottle OF the newly
iatrOduced Nitdicdt Wonder, DR.. MoNTARDE's
INFECTIOUS PAIN KILLER and grea. FRENCH
RHEUMATIC REMEDY. 1t Is etiectlng wonders III the
way of cures To the ladies especially we would
say. procure hottie at once. It is for sale by all
Druggists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-03

To- Richmond, May LIST. 1e6O.-I have Just
received by steamer orktown, few lois of the
latest sty les of HATS 0Rt, among which the
RIO OPERA STRAW.
The Young Mems NATTY FELT.
The Young Mems STIFF BRIMS, Pearl and
Brown.
The Young Mems MOTT CANTON and FLOR
ENCE DRIVING HAT.
The OMAR PACiIA and MANDARIN FELT.
Also
A new lot Of Boys and Children's Summer
HATS and CAPS.
my I-5t JOHN DOOLEY.
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NEW BOOK BINDERY.

and the at We have aaaed to
our s''aGse"6n1 an fS'fpsVf and soYos's
and have employed the most experienced work
men; our foreman being a graduate Of one of The
best appointed Book .Binderies in London. We
are prepared to sHHNK Eo6k rs best S's
aas choSa and
Muse. Magazines. Pamphlets, old Books, &C.,
the binding Of New Works in any Quantities G ies'''Ae
Having new and approved Ruling Machine, we
san 1ss pp to aEAp p0u
We keep on hand At all times the largest and
at
Classical BOOKS. to be found in any Bookstore in
s syy and A"s9sa s EGS
WR IT Uiv DE 5; SpI Music Bn1Ks MUSIC.
subscriptions received for all the popular Maya
~. Orders promptly attended to and forwarded
WIN ''spa'o'' when VEST S4syf's e 1 g
Publishers, Booksellers and Stationers,
Music Dealers and Bookhuders.
my ITS las Main street. Richmond, Va.
TO MERCHANTS, BANKERS. COUNTY
81, CLERKS :, AND = G SOCIETIES
sea- PRREE SSE are prepared 20 furnish
any pattern. a; At short notice They are now much
County and .nd
= n WEDDING, VISITING and INVITATION
lie
order AZ very short notice.
INITIALS neatly stamped on Note Paper
and Envelopes.
Parties wishing any Of the above. may rely upon
WEST & iHoHNsToN.
Booksellers and Bookbinders.
my ITS EAGLE Square.
~ BRO. their Dye Works, well known ~ tho
Richmond Dyeipx and Cleansing Establ,shment.l
am now pared e execute the fol wing kinds Of
work STRAW GOODS Of all kinds and descrip-
tons dyed besched and pressed on the latest style
biocka: MOuslln, Merino, Silk, Grape and Her
mana DIR EnSEH dy led and finished equal to new;
GKAPEEHA LIS we'd any color called for; RI B.
BONS. Wells. 40. dyed; KID GLOVES cleansed;
and In fact anything in my limo will DO done we'll
and promptly. tmy 3-N'1 O. H. DENNIS.
NUGAR.CURED HAMS, &c
~ 30 fierces Extra SugaY-cured HAMS
- bbls. prime No LARD.
10 hhds. plain HAMS, small slze.
hhds. superior ANAL BREASTS.
my s-ts PARKS l. MINER, 18th st.U
+ Age. suitable to sitsnd m oihce. or ipr most any
work, for the remainder o. p, the yssr.. ARelx 70
General Agent Nc, : ysllcs..,
uAY.-lIo halsa No. ] TIMOTHY HAY, ior
Il sale IN lots to suit Iprchs:en
W. ID. TOMPktNS CO.,
my SIT Rann Bank
FAMILY FLOuR-Vsry superior. for sale IN
myS--N DUNLOP. M0NcuRE 3 CO.
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10. Splendid Stock OF
DRY GOODS
AT COST For CASH.
$4,000 worth of new ard elegant, FANCY and
AT PRfME COST FOR CASH ONLY
To close business on LIST August. Our stock is large
and complete in every department. particularly in
RICH DRESS SILKS,
And every new fabric and design of
l. Dies DRESS GOODS.
MANTlLLAS, SHAWI.S AND BUSTERS.
stock of PLANTATION GOODS.
EMBROiDERIES. LACES and HOSIERY.
As we selling oil 10 pay debts and close
business as early as possible, no Goods will he
charged. PERKINS & CO.
my lin No l4l Eagle Square.
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rs Extraordinary a nd Elegant
SUPPLIES OLE NEW GOODS

VI A LIST, 1860.
THOS. K. PRlCEsS co. are making large add
tons to- their splendid stock. from the most recent
'mportat tonS. tor Spring and Summer sales, IN
ever, department. Just opened and more ex
pected hourly
Beautiful SILK POPLiNS. all colors.
Eleeant ANGLAIS ROBES. choice grounds
SILK TOILlNET'fS, entirely new.
Another lot beautiful LAW Ms, much desired.
Grey FOJ LAR DS. the last in market
Black Mourning SILKS and TAFFETAS, very
low.
Lace and Muslin COLLARS.
HOOP SKIRTS.
Linen and Cambria TRAVELLING SETS. &c.
Their MANTiLLA department and mandatory
is now very full in every material. from the most
superb LACE to the most moderate ANGLAIS
DI STE X; and IT customer cannot be suited from
the stock they will be made 10 order of any sha
and quality. upon a few hours notice.
Novelties BY every steamer:
my l-lW II. X. PRICE co.