Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-04-16


or any set Of Jewelry on our list,
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
This is not lottery but bona fde sale, as every
purchaser gets the full value of his money
LARGE PRIZES.
The owing are few of the prizes just drawn the
sanction of the parties being previously obtained as
we publish names without such sanction. Were II
not for this restriction the list would be longer:
Mrs A. g. Webster, Pierpont Manor, Jefferson CO..
N Y one hunting case watch, value $40; +. Brown
Genesee CO., H. hunting gold watch, value
800; WIN. T. Cook, Connersville, Fayette co.., one
gold hunting case watch, value 800; Daniel CLARK
Richmond Sagadohook CO., Me-, one rich revolving
CASTOR value $40; the Right Rev. F. Iabang Bishops
Palace Montreal, one musical box, value sos; Senior
Dubois l6 Gale de Ia Palma, Mexico, one ladys enam
elled hunting watch value $40 RObt. b. l.. Seaton,
Greensburg, Pa, silver cake basket value $50
Chas Thompson, U. S. Naval Hospital, Brookly, n;
Y one musical box, value $3.50; LenOT Maxine, q
Gale de la Palma, Mexico, one diamond cluster ring
value 300; II. d. Gillmen, Columbia, Boone CO., Mo-
one gold hunting watch, value 800; Rev. A Burnett
D. D., Massin College, Terrebonne, Canada East, one
hunting case watch value $40; Edny X. Hunter, Rec
field Corner, Me-, gold hunting case watch value
$50 Geo Jones, Harlem N Y, one musical box, va
ue $500 H. Schell 62 Fulton st., N. Y, cluster
diamond ring value 800 B. L. sneyers, Big Run, JEFF
ferson CO.. gold hunting case WATCH value 49, Ira
c. Calkins, Brush Creek, Fayette CO., Indiana, one
syrup cup with salver, value $40; Francis MITCHELL
ESQ Rutledge Avenue, Charleston, one gold hunting
case watch value 800; Hon. " J. Tobias, 81 Broad
street, Charleston, gold hunting case watch, value
800; A. W. IEhLlNU, slTetl, DelWeeH lfbu
18th Richmond, one gold Hunting watch, valued at
800 g. H. Chandler, agent of the Winnesheik Fire
Insurance Company, III Broad street, one solid fine
gold English lever watch, valued at $3.50.
lady clerks in attendance and a department is set
aside exclusively for Ladies.
WHAT THE PRESS SAY OF US.
By this arrangement the advantages must surely be
on the side of the customer for he has everything to
gain and nothing, comparatively, to lose He knows
what he will get for dollar beforehand, and he need
not send Ii fhe s not satisfied All orders addressed
to Arrandale Co., No. 1877 Broadway, New York. will
be promptly attended to-N T. Daily Ne,os, august 9,
1864.
The lafayette Rd) Daily Courier, March, 1866, says
better selected, varied fashionable assort-
ment of iewelry cannot be found the continent than
Arrandale Il Co. are now Offering Messrs. Arrandale
Co. occupy high position In commercial circles, as
men entirely above the common trickery of trade
Their statements may be implicitly relied on, both as to
the character other goods and the manner OF the dis
posal Ladies', especially, in all parts OF the country
realizing handsome profits as agents. and any OF
our fair readers desire interest themselves In 1t they
may do with perfect confidence"
GREAT GIFT DIsrRIBUTIoN-A rare opportunity is
offered for obtaining watches, chains, diamond rings,
silver ware etc., by Messrs Arrandale Co., at No.
1877 Broadway. They have an immense stock of arti-
cles, varying in value, and are offered at one dollar
each The distribution is very fairly done; you agree
TO take certificate of certain article enclosed in an
envelope and not required to pay your dollar I'M
less you are satisfied with the article which will GER
$50 or 400. An excellent mode this of investing a
enthusiastically Times, Ee,o York city, February 18th,
1866.
We have inspected at the Office Of Arrandae Co. g
Agency for European Manufacturing jewelers., large
assortment of fashionable and valuable jewelry of the
newest patterns. We also noticed large quantity OF
silver plate and understand that the whole of these
newly imported articles to be disposed of on no.
vel principle giving great advantages to buyers, and
afordng extensive employment to agents. We know
the firm in question to be respectable and thoroughly
a Ynhlt
friends to read their Observation-Disclosures York Albion
Sept. 3, 1861.
Messrs Arrandale i Co. have long been personally
known to us, and we believe them to be every way
worthy Of public conhdenee-Nelo York Scottish Ame-
rican Journal, June II, 1854.
We have some very pretty specimens Of table and
teaspoons gold Watches ladies' chains pins bracelets
etc which have been sent by Arrandale Co. to this
place for 81 each-ARgelca Reporter Ne1 York State
Feb 10, 1868. &
An ENGLISH JRwELRY HOUSE OPENING A BRANCH IN
CHARLgsTON.-.Our readers will observe from our ad-
vertisng column that the English house of Arrandse
4 Co.. New York, have opened branch here at 264
King street. Their plan Of sale is one now become
very popular and to bring II within the means oil
all to obtain fashionable jewelry. The comments oil
the New York press this establishment are very IA
We understand that 1t is their intention to remain
permanently here and to operate throughout the South
We recommend our friends to read their ad vertise-
ment and give them call.-ChdTLeston Daily NeioS.
FEB. l6, 1866.
JEwELRY.- The attention of readers is invited to
the advertisement of Arrandale Co., which appears
in our columns this morning They propose to dispose
Of stock Of English and French Jewelry valued at
million Of dollars, novel plan, which Is fully ex-
planned in their advertisement They furnish, as Will
be seen by reference to their card, several extracts
from Northern and Western journals, speaking in the
highest terms of their reliability as well as praisng
their mode Of dsposng Of their goods Their place OF
business, No. 24 King street. is constantly thronged
with An eager crowd which fact Of itself pretty good
evidence that 1t Is humbug but Is, as the African
was wont to express himself in bygone days. true and
true characterization IS. c. paper.
EMPLOYMENT PoR LADIEs.-The most eligible, profit
able employment we have heard Of for ladies Is the
sale of certificates for the Great Gift Distribution OF Ar
RANDALL & Co. A lady Of our acquaintance has been
very successful in this way lot only in filing her own
purse, but also in doing good turn to those to whom
she sold the certificates will be by adveri
sing columns Gentlemen can also be thus engaged
NstO York Sunday Mercury, Aug. IA, 1865.
The British Wing, of Kingston, CIV, says, Novem-
Der 90, 1854
"One Of our lady subscribers became agent for Ar
randsle Co. and by request brought some twenty ar
t0es prizes for her agency to this once Tor In
speeton and without hesitation we can state that eaeh
and all of the articles worth treble the amount OF
the recipients and some OF them six times"
AGRNTS-We want Agents In every regiment, and
in every town and county In the country and those act
ing as such will be allowed 10 cents every certificate
ordered by them provided their remittance cunts to
one dollar also other inducements which can be learn
ed on application. Agents will collect 25 cents for
every certificate and remit Is cents u.s. either In cash
postage stamps.
ARRANDALE & CO.,
1877 Broadway, New York,
2ji King street, Charleston
mh2S-lm and rs Main street, Richmond.