Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-08-19
Business Notices.

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laboratories in CONJUNCTION with other things
helps TO make up the bowels of most viliainoua
missiles which Christian men are exceedingly
fond of hurlng at each other in the interest oil
humanity aud those precious humtugs, ycieP'
"ciyiz alton" aud " the spirit OF the age. III i
used, too, in doctors shops snd is administered
incidentally internally, and externally, not 10 say
internally when the doctors are done with one
This important ingred ent is found in convenient
snd useful solution ia the Crawford SPRINGS An
gusta county, where many people go 10 relhVlSo'
rate constitutions broken down by disease expo
sure wounds e.c., etc. Water is good, very g0od'
with fulphur IN it, or even with little Old rye
and we suppose Augusta has some oil the lat,er
still within hfr borders There are Feop.e WHO
adv sc applications of water externally as well as
internally MS aTemedial agent; both can be had
at the Crawford Springs. Old Horace, when ex,
hausted from writing his odes satires and what
not, exclams 20 rus QHdrdo te dSpieidm Un'
happy heather, he had no such good place TO go
to for recuperat!on as Crawford Springs, and
hen. as a matter of course, he died long TIN 2
ago On the Central Railroad seventeen miles
west Of stanton these Springs are located. Co..
Fontaine the pronu nciation CT whose name lad =
Gates that he knows something about fountains
and springs) speaks OF them highly. Sanuei
Goode, the proprietor, tells all the particulars III
an advertisement in another colImn, which READ
carefully.
Social intercourse Social and business in e.
courae are two very pleasant things, very
pleasant indeed. One makes people happy,
the other makes people rich-two things more
desirable than ever, on this side the Pc
tomac. Accordingly, when any person tells
us in good faith that - they are proud to
renew the pleasant intercourse formerly Lad
with the people of Virginia, both in a social and
business p lint of view" we meet them more than
half way, and give them, to use the expressive
old Celtic phrase cedd mile te0lfa. Old Viz
ginia has suffered much, too much-palsed he
the hand that would now do other than help her
up. Famished for want of nutriment, exhausted
from loss of blood, yet in her pallor she is very
beautiful; and, thank God. there is life in her yet,
and hope there is too, strong hope of her ultimate
recovery of the fulness and fairness of form, and
the beauty in her eye that once she wore"
IL il very pleasant to re I'd such a greeting as
Bickford 4 Huffman, of t9i South Charles street,
between Pratt and Lombard streets, Baltimore;
send to this good old state in their advertise.
meut in another part Of this paper. 1t is in most
excellent taste, and enc Of the very nsatest We
have seen, and we commend them to our readers
as good house rom which TO procure such r.
ticles as grain compost and seed drills.
CrolOne2 Heads. Many a one who could have
lived in comfort as a citizen, has made fool OF
himself by donning crown, aud has been le-
paid therefor by the loss not only Of the crown,
but of the head that was in it, Cotton wouli
monarch, lost his crown and got scalped in the
bargain. Yet he lives but now he ia republi.
can, and Of the right color, too, (rhite( and
thank God there is nothing 6lacl; about him, e3
cept the niger who tends him. Cotton clothes
us and we must take care of him, cultivate him
kindly, and pnt him in safe hands. Indeed the
staple is much sought after. 30 much of it has
been destroyed. that what remains is of great
value; and all over the states, this side the Poto.
mac there are many thorough business men ell.
gagged in selling it by commission. Among them
we notice the name of our friend, B. ". l.. Holt,
who is located in $50 Broad street, Augusta, Ga.
Mr.. Holt gives prompt attention TO the buying,
selling and forwarding of other produce as well
rs cotton. We know him well, and youch for
him as a gentlaman and man of business See
his advertisement.
Ncw Commission Houses Messrs. Robert and
Lucien Hill, having erected a new sorehOuse on
the corner of Cary ard 10th streets, have entered
into a cO-plrtnership for the transaction of gen
era commission business. They solicit the pa
trOnage Of the trading public, and will pay spec al
attention to the sale of consignmentS.
Messrs. Spots Il Gibson, lately associated under
the style as above, have taken the warehouse No.
10 Fifteenth street. between Main and Cary SITS,
where they intend conducting the business OF
wholesale grOCerS and general commission mer
chants. LESSEE 7. Hutchinson, late Tobacco In
spector, is connected with the above firm and
VIII give us peISQHdl ulteullOH 10 all COuSlSH
mants of tobaccO.J
VIM. Beal & Co. have located in the warehouse
No. 10 Fifteenth street, where they intend con-
Quoting the hide and leather business in all its
branches, sales on commission and Otherwise
Mr. BeAl who has had 20 years experience, will
attend personally to all receipts and sales.
Washington, ID. C.--F6r the last four years it
was It's much as mans lie Ia Confederate maa's)
was worth to go within gun shot of Washington
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in the way, and there was no passing without a
pass. Now the road IS open, and RAILROADS ana
steamboats, are riyaling each other in carrying
Sou,heIners to Washington without let or hind
rance. Among the inducements are the invita-.
lions CT professors and teachers TO the youth OF
the South to resume at the National Capital the
studies so long and so iDjuriously interrupted -
G. w. SAMPSON u. d. of Columbia College, is
Sues such an invitation, as will he seen in another
column. The College needs no commentator at
our han dF. Its excellence is well known; but il
is not so well known that the buildings have been
enlarged and improved, fer which, and other inte-
resting features, see advertisement.
AIarylond-"Age is honorable" and It's good 10
venerate ii. There are many old things, too
which are right good; for instance, old port, old
books, old friends and the coed old times cum
multiS dii'S. In those ga me good old times, many
things were done deserving of all commentator
and among the rest, the est iblis!ment of Wash
lngt0n college,, IN JheSteft0Wn, hent county, Nd.
which the College, is now in the S4th year of It's
age, and I'll the better therefor. We commend to
the notice of all who would drink deep at the Pl.
cream spring, the institution OF which the Rev. \.
Sutton is principal, and whose inviting advertise
ment will be found in another column.
The SpotSgood Hotcl-rhe proprietors Of the
Spotswood Hotel, anxious 10 keep pace with the
march Of improvement, are making some very de
sirable Improvements In the SpotswOod. The en-
trance has been enlarged by the addition of anOth
er door, and the interior on the first floor has been
altered to some extent. Other improvements are
i'll progress but not sufficiently 10 permit Of ouI
speaking of them at present in detail.
Something for the LadieS.-Messrs. Read &
Montgomery, corner OF Broad and Ninth streets
announce something new, useful and beautiful for
ladies' wear. We don't like to say what it is but
the ladies can call and see for themselves. We
never intrude in the matter Of female apparel, nor
enter into particulars It's dangerous.
The Bir0uac HouSe.-The proprietor Of this
establishment, located on Broad street, between sth
and 9Th streets, is pulling down his Improvements,
and building greater. He has annexed to his ho-
tel all the front portion of the premises, including
the ground floor, and is proceeding 10 fit up the
same in tasteful and convenient form.
The Richmond H0HSe.-The first floor Of the
Richmond House, Governor street IS being htled
M for a restaurant and refreshment saloon
Messrs Campbell IL Co., from one OF the Northern
States, are to be the proprietors.
Silpcr UGre.-The Baltimore Plating Company
No 239 W Baltimore street Baltimore, IL estab'
lished for the purpose Of supplying a cheap. but