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THE DAILY PISPATCH
Alar -on Green pl~i ««Uty. la be* 1.«, m. I«,t
wer*. «»*• ch.n«« * ««**.ud
wa> fCllVnt ;cd to ««» iwytMqwaent in tfco
»W pr i«nn. Be*** fix' *ent«fc» to pronounced
he uwUc « *p«*h«' tl.e Court, of which the follow
in-. <*y« i.ic Hf» ;Chr«>nW», t« th- mi>
I' i y° ur honor, •» 1 ' ,sre n ° couatrl,
I f» -«y « fi' vv wßrJ ' relativato fi»i»«•?**<*. My
H »t «ri;> »'••*« « very bad w iinmi. an<i I taunJ that
there wa» no li*ln* with !«•»•. ami « 1 "1' a "' ivl ;
Bad wecantfanedto lire •w*rati\ in ,f
,h, B r.rmyMn since w.» lure
i that after acren year* I could »«»JT
' I w«»«o informed; hut i f ai-cms taoae who in
tormed me were iMK>taat of tte Uw, a'" l ti,at 1
lmv Jbern cniliy of « orhiK> in marrym?thi» woman
lam «<rrv far i> Inequity I have committed no
~r i nh;:t in !»w if seem-J have, au<l I ask your
Ltt«l merciiully with me. i am an old
man- I suit very feeble aaJ infirm. ,
marv trouble*. lam aliiioat blind. T mar
fiol tI.M woman, and I nm v.> y oorry tor it. 1
your honor will consider uiy <"**> lavora-
I k'Y t "on. Cask— W iriiiu a day or two. *<>»the
l,oui*riilf Journal ot tiie 7th. » ca*e of tliU kind
ha* com ■ to lL'hr at JelTertonnlle. The parties
are respectable aud in easy circumstance*. The
war tfce story i» that die buJw.d had noticed an
in'nnacy between liu wife. who. by rhe-way Ui Mtl
M'>e very pret y, and a young man. lie told ins
wii-' that tie was £oin£ to theuorthern ]>ait of the
State, and fMrted off on the cars. He returned,
however, the same day. and, on goiua to his house
utter nizhf. in company with hislather iu-law, found
the man in his bedroom with his wife, or ju-t leav
ir.a the hou«e. The fellow ran. and the husband
took his wie to her father's house with instructions
nut to return until he called for her. VVe further
learn that the man has made a statement in writing,
by request of the husband, iu which he jives !ull
details of the intimacy that has existed between
himself and the wife, and says that it was brought
about at her instigation.
The segregate lcuath of 33 of tiie most ccx-tly
railroad* of the United States. esclu"iv» ot the Bal
timore and Ohi.>, ami the Erie, is (V.fcW» miles, or
the averaje of I'JO miles each. their aggregate cost
or per mile, the average val
ue oi' tUci.' stocks 14 per cent, above par, and their
average ai.uual dividends (• I -- per cent.
IIXAI.TH ok Gbn Shields.—Gen. Shi -Us, whose
extreme illness was announce,! a short time ajo,
convalescing, and, it is said, will soon he ai>le to
attend to business. Hi? di-ease was bilious fe
▼er.
"A young man, a member of sn evangelical
church." advertises in a New Vork paper tor hoard
"i.«a piou> family where his christian example
w.uld be considered a n-.mpeu-atioa."
Toe Victoria. Tex;)*. Advocate, of the :)d in St..
says: "Kx-i're-ident Lamar, instead ol being dead
as reported, was only married."
"Mother," said a Spartan boy, going to battle,
"my sword is too short." "Ada a step to it," was
the reply of the heroic mother.
We find the follow in tue Washington Star:
A ilo"'TK Man. Awkn't ApporxrKD.— Edward
Ferry. Baltimore. Md., Ita- been appointed mail
route agent <m the railroad from Washington to
Pii'ladrlpl.ia, vi-e Wm. il. (,'olton. re-i jued. Salary
JV'KWper annum.
l>r. William Wheclatl. the new chief of the
Naval liurean of Metli. iae and Surgery, has been
ordered to take that post on the Ist <.! October.—
The pr.-se iacumbent, !>:. Samuel li irii-, is dien
to be **un leave.
What is mail without the h>e»e of future life >—
How ••'•'hie, how di<consdate. how unsatisfied ! —
Karto, i: is tru°, has a thousand allutemeuts, and
opens to our tastes unnumbered sources of joy:
but ii the raidst of them there is a certain sinv
thiiix wan ing to grati'.y the soul, if the hope of im
mortality be absent.
A letter from the Summit House, on Mount Wash
ington, dated 12th instant, says: '• We are in the
midst of a thick;<now storm, iliermoineter and
it is impossible to stand erect where the wind has a
fair sweep outside. Oa the 11th, the thermometer
was below the freezing point all day, only rising to
S£) at noon."
It is sai i some 1.600 acres ol land have reccutly
been purchased in lowa, on which a colony of
monks have settled. Among their peculiar habits
niaat'iinp 1 h i?U »-u
world; and when they pu* on a new -nit of clothes,
that suit is kept on waking or sleeping, till it falls
off or becomes untittor wear.
The various Lowell factories have adopted the
eleven hour system of labor for their operatives.—
The hours have heretofjre ranged from twelve to
fourteen.
Englishmen Rejoicing.—When the Admiral of
the British ;!eet in Besika Bay, hevd of (.'apt. 111-
graham's gallantry ill the K'ifla affair, it is said lie
manued all the yards, and the seamen yavc nine
hevty cheers, while the guns belched forth a royal
salute.
Curious Frf.ak of a Madman. — A man !>y the
name of Win. Bt'lviu, aot intoxicated i;j Nicliolas
ville, Jessamine county, Ky„ on Sunday last, and
while under i's influence i:n i >ed the i lea that God
had s -nt hia to chastise all uuruly negroes, and
sai l that he intended to whip them all to death.—
This pretended mis-ion he carried out, between
Harroasburs; and Nicholasville, by viring all the
farms and lactories and belaboring every negro so
uafortuaate as to encounter him. One he beat and
btu B.*d to dtiath, while others he maimed lor life.
Lateb from Jamaica.—Tue Northern Light, at
New York, brings dates to the lath inst. Meetings
ha i been «ie!d in the island for the purpose of loria
in-: mining association >. The arrival of the new
Gov Tnor, >ir Ilenry Barkley, is expected daily,
there had been a general rain, and the < ane fields
had a su:ned a more healthy appearance, pioinis
ing a i abundant crop. The news i* mostly of a
local and uninteresting character.
The ijeparture ol Governor Brown Irom the
State ot Florida, and the absence also from the
State ot the President a! the Senate, have render
ed U necessary that the speaker ot the House of
Representatives should repair to the capital and
as ti'ne the responsibility imposed br the Conari
tu'i and his oa'h of otti-e. Aecomin"ly Gene
ral AHUou arrived on Friday a f Tallahassee, and
took the oath ot office required by the law.
On Friday of last week, a little daughter of Hon
John S McOalmoat, of Clarion, l'a„ » i,< so btullv
by.roed by her clothes takins tire wliile playin" at a
pile of burning shavings, that she only lived a' few
hours.
Charles Blumner, the new U. 8. Marshal for New
Mexico, is according to The tit. Louis Intelligen
cer a very wealthy German formerly ot Missouri,
•bat for several years past a resident of Santa Fe'.
Martivbau.—A correspondent writes that
this lady is quite grey, and shows other si >us of ad
vancing age, bui is wry cheerful. She is now en
csjed in translating an infidel work entitled "Phi
losophic Positive," by Augusta Comtc.
. Mrs. Maria Hatch, of North I.cverett, Ma's., it
w sai l, has raised the present sea sou a dahlia
wui-n is seven feet, aud seven inches in height,
measures four inches rouud the trunk, and has on
a the present tune seventy buds aud blossoms.
Jl w*s raised in a box.
n.M, l , lua '"ed Levi Chapman, in Put
hand an «J»'i ii u,uf dered his own sister* bus
t ' u " t "- b y washing him to the
til?, Me t ;!! 1 " 8 '- Wlllmut ha st provoca
wUUm, aud now " " k '' JUc youu?
ago. He has been
♦ears and » half, under the name o r Qeor g
He coule*sess the murder. A reward i
<lred dollars had been offered for his arrest bv"rim
Selectmen ofencer. He has been 'SuK
» urceatcrjail.
Gov. Manning of South Carolina has at.p ;i n ted
Thursday, the 13th of October, to be observed
throughout the Mtate as a day ol of lasting, humilia
tioa aud prayer.
Se«reral families ot free uejroc, Uiirty-four in
nviAiiaU ia *11, areou the point ol leaviug Abia?-
a " 3 <«r lA'wris. *
gallons 1?«.
U>dOH.f or Ump Oil; IJbbU YVimer
Uu<W*d Oil; U gallons best American
4cfc« Kor»»U law iij ' ,or Painting Root's,
st- % I*ennktt I BEERS.
Druggists.
DAGtTEUHBOTYPINO.
ryALL AT iIUKKAV'H .NEW UA
tJUERUKAN OALLKItV, Sign of the RED
K1 \<j Ea*' 9 Square, Main Istrcci, tf you desire a
nerfect Piem". ink** by the —
The H.KSiI I'lN'f becoming more popular,
civl-14 a* if Mtialhctioß to *!!.
8 The ru*tl»*«"">l STERKOSCOPtC LIKENESS
ES cau ala» he obtained at MURRAY'S,
Orer the Store of Jm. WUodhouse,
. Uichftiond. \ a.
ff. B.—JOHN Mt/RRAV haa »'i!l on band a f«w
bo*«• of color*, i>art uf an Importation received b.-
Htm direct troui Germany, which he wiU dispose oV
t.i Arti»f»on rea»un»ble terms. ,> j
AND SEE Til EM.—The atten-
J lion of the public i* Pirticnlsrlv IR\ it"<l lo th-
OafWrrean tiallery of MINNtS t WATSON, No.
I lfi, M«in »tret t, a f. w doors below the Exchange
Hank. Ail picture* taken by us are warranted never
to fade, a:id iu no case do wc require a prrs->n to take
* pieiure sftt-r nittmg, uulesa entirely sarisfacfory. A
% i*;t to our tiallery will at anee show the pubiic that
they can not be tieiter suited eU' where, either iu
picture, case, or price: therefore wc vould *ay to
those who may wish to procure a truthful, life-like
did unfading aasu-nreotype, give at a call, and our
word for it, you will urver regret the opportouiry «m
--braced. or the little mite it may ci.tt in procuring one
of th"*e tine-toned pictures. "Oil paintings, engrav
iniv dsguerreotypes, lie., correctly copied. Sict or
dnee lsed persons taken at their residences, by gi viug us
notice.
aait lfi MINNIS k WATSON.
DAGUEKKEOTVI'Eb. —A truthful, lite
like, tiaelv finished portrait or nihiiatura of a
relative or frirni, severed from us by distance or d?sth
who would not prize and desire to possess? A clear,
rich toned, durable Daguerreotype is an object rarely
seen. But MOCLSON'S Pictures withstand the test
of time, and are pronouueed by the highest authority,
unsurpassed on either side the Atlantic.
Our price for one of these fine Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
or no sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited to call
ami examine specimens.
Observe the name and number—MOULSON'3 Sky
and Side Light Duguerreiui Gallery, 111 Main street.
fe 2
Good news: good news: still
THEY COME.—A. W. OSBORN, the Dogaer
renn Artist, 172 Main Street, opposite the Banks, still
continues to take those life like Pictures that has
given him such a rush of business the last fifteen
mouth*. Mr. Osboni will guarantee to make tine pic
tures of children in two second* of time. Those
that have tried at other Oaller'e*. and failed, ere re
spectfully invited to call. Prices very law. Come
and see. Case* cheap for cash.
A. W. OSBORN,
je 16 Sign of tbe Kiags of all Nations.
SIT EHE OSCOI' E J) A GUEKREO
k!} TYPES.—It may well bo said "we live in an
ot* wonders:" discoveries upon discoveries follow each
other so rapidly, and inventions sacceed inventions so
numerously that "the march of intellect" in the fields
of literature can scarcely keep pace with the strides
of improvement in ncionce ana she fine arts. We
have scarcely become familiar with the electric lan-
of the telegraph—borne on its serial couriers
from seaboard to frontier throughout our vast, intelli
gent and happy republic—or ceased admiring the
magical beauty of the delicate aud truthful Daguer
reotypes, transfixed by the instantaneous concentra
tion of the sun's rays ere we are again astonished by
another and still superior invention, the Stereoscope.
We have been led to make these remarks after
looking at a Stereoscopic likeness of a beautiful younz
lady, made deubly beautiful by the aid of this haud
uiHid to the arts, the Stereoscope. We must not for
get to say that we saw all SIMONS', 10l Alain
street. au 4
FOR SALE AND RUNT.
A "ALUABLE FAKJM.S FOR BALE. —
v We are authorised to sell, privately, several
very valuable FARMS, situated withiu a short dis
tance of the City of Richmond. Persons wishing to
purchase a r arm would do well to call on us, as we
wii! tase sreut pleasure in showing any of them.
ALLEN it CROUCH,
Intelligence and Agency Otiice,
se 24 Cor. Broad and Ninth sts.
OR RENT. —The DWELLING- i'ART
i. of the House ou the Ssuth side of Main street,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, over
the jewelry store of Mr. Edward Kersey. The bouse
is in good rejiuir, aud contains seven or eight rooms,
with a Kitchen and other Out-Houses in the yard.—
Possession in a few weeks. Rent $200 per annnm.
Apply to TOLER i. COOK,
se 13 Azeiits.
KENT—A very desirable brick
HOUSE on 23rd street, between M.iin and Frank
lin, recently occupied Mrs. Julia Ann Woodson, con
taining 10 rooms, all in good order. Possession can be
had in a short time. Apply to
EDWARD I). EACHO.
se 23 General Agent and Collector.
RENT, the store ou Cary street, tit
present occupied by M. Blair. Possession given
1 .-S January next. Appiy to
se 10 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
WOOD AND COAL.
C^OAL. —I am now receiving ami will con-
J tmue to receive, for the next sixty days, 1117
stock ot ANTHRACITE COAL. Persons ordering
may rely upon getting the very best article, md ou
as reasonable terms as it can be bought in the city.
se 2fi—3m JOHN W. WRIGHT.
WOOD FOR SALE. —The subscriber
having a large quantity of WOOI) to dispose
of, has found it convenient to take a yard for that
purpose.
His vard is on Broad street, opposite Brooke Ave
nue. Orders for WOOD may be left at the stores of
G. G. Herring, Esq., Messrs. Reeve Biair, James
B. Shelton, Esq., or at the yard, which will meet
with prompt attention.
He has on hand about 700 cord superior seasoned
OAK WOOD, which he will sell at the market price,
ja —is JOHN K. REEVE.
"J^OTICE. —M. S. MEADOR having re
-L* turned to the city, oilers his sen ices to his pat
rons and to all who wish their RAZORS or any va
riety of CUTLERY put in good order tor use. He
hereby returns his sincere thanks to those who have
heretofore employed him, aud hopes for a continu
ance of their favors
Orders left at Mr. ANDREW JOHNSTON'S Hard
ware store, or at the Columbian Hotel,will be prompt
ly attended to. Any person wishing to see Mr. M. can
do so by caiiing at Mrs Shepherd's boarding bouse,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
Price 25 cents.
so 23—dl0i&.w2t*
ID AND COMFORT TO THE AF
FLICTED.—The numerous certificates in behalf
of Mrs. DAWS'COUGH ELIXIR, which have been
published, bear ample testimony as to its virtues in
cases of COUGHS, COLDS, WHOOPING COUGH,
4tc. These certificates are from persons who reside
among us, and are well known as persons of the high
est respectability and undoubted veracity.
The season when Coughs and Colds are almost uui
vets il will soon be upon us, and it behoves every one
to prepare himself. If vou will only give this remedy
the trial you have given other medicines, more
"pulled" but less valuable, we feel assured that you
will never regret having done it. It is said that •'con
sumption can be cured," bur. this medicine will pre
vent Coughs arising from Colds and other causes,
from merging into consumption.
Kor sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT ii
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS. D
YALE, and Mrs. A. B. DAWS, Main street, aud
BOUCHER & MELTON, Broad street, aud CHAS.
MILLSPAUGH, Druggist, Richmond. se 21
CHOCKOE FOUNDRY and MACHINE
j kj SHOI'S. Cary street. Eust s'de of Shockoe creek,
Richmond, Va.—TALBOTT Jk BROTHER, proprie
tors ot the above establishment, continue to manufac
ture their improved portable STEAM ENGINES and
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, olth e best materials, iu
the most workmanlike manner, and ou accommoda
ting terms. Also:
Stationary Eugines, of any required power,
Grist Mill Machinery,
Boilers for Steam Engines and other pm poses,
A", oc " Presses aud Screws,
tobacco Flattening Mills,
Levers, Binds, ice.
Railroad \\ oris of till kinds,
Wro tight"fro 11' Km g'ing''"® Bl UUd " U <»«*"iptions of
Persons wishing to purchase any of the above »rti
ta"eUewhe P re r . We " toc,ill on ua belore order "
ge -'I—l-.11 TALBOTT k. BROTHER.
L no 1 3 B n%rth ca,M? rrERY OFFICE
purchase or sale ot lottery Tickets within the State
of Virginia being now in violation of law and at
tended with a heavy penalty on
scriber would reapecUully suhcit the orde-j ~1 hi*
friends aud others who may feel disposed to t'.ur 'L.,
Having been a resident of
thirty years, and being pretty g,. aera^v k ™ "
throughout the State, he deems it almost unneceasarv
to give any further assurance that all business oo»fi.
ded to hiui will be promptly and properly attended
IST Packages, single Tickets and shares, in all tl.e
Maryland Lotteries, for sale.
R» r Th.- printed official drawings sent to corres
pondents by the tirst mail.
IV" Prizes cashed at sight.
Address THOMAS LAMBERT,
civ 11-ijts Baltimoie. Md
HIINTING SUITS— Jo>t received, a
beautiful article of KngliAb Hunting SmUa
Hj»n«tUißC really nice. Call at No. 120, comer oi
01-tiu aud *trecta.
K. B, SPKNCK
A (il.'E AND FEVEK.—It is a laerpnT
e v e i ihevorid doubt by hundreds that Ague aud
rever. C liilU and Kfyer, can be cured completely i u
rti-o d„y, by the use of the Comnonnd Tonic Pills.—
ror saio by E. J . PICOT 4 CO.,
- tft Druggists.
FLOUR, in bag* of 75 lbu..
* CoUUtry ver,
m 23 JAMES B. SHELTON.
MI SCULL AJSiiO CS.
HIUMMOND HOSl'iT AL.—The uiuler-
MjmriL Pltyniciani of Hi: City ot Richmond,
have fci,n!,li»Ur<i * HOSPITAL, situated on Church
Ui*ii lo a i llit* city. '1 he 111-
VnW .ij.en and prfrpnttM to ttemnmodat*
fcoth Medical «u« atKginai >**!*• 'tlHf wards are nu
merous, epaelrftT", well vnitit.Ttwt. tvid provided with
hot nn.i cold Baths. Private aceoraiunttations of *
. «ipcri.»r character will be furnished when required.
Ci .es of midwifery will »!*> be received, and due
retard paid to botn mother aid child. The Hospital ,
19 visited d"fltyliy at leant two of file Physicians, and
when c?i»s reqairimi 4 occur, ali of t It era will attend
in consultation. There is a Resident Physician at uii
llmei in the house, and kind and experienced nurses
are provided.
TERMS :—For Board. Medical Attendance, Surgi
cal Operations, Midwifery, Medicine, Nursing. kc.,
fcc., are—
For White Persons ®i on p,. r week.
For Negroes, 4 Ott •» "
For Extra Accommodations, 7 UO " "
or by contract.
JAMES BOLTON, M. D.
F. H. DEANE. M. D.
F. MARX, M. D.
ROBERT G. CABELL, M. D.
JAMES BEALE. M D.
F. \V. ROUDEY. M. D.
W. W. S. BUTLER, M. D..
, Resident Physician,
rj. n. No contagious diseases will be admitted,
i aticnts trorn the country will give a city refer
cnce Address any member of the concern,
ae 22—dim*
r r»E OLIJ MEDICAL HOUSE,
STREET, JUST BELOW THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL.—Doctor PLUME CO.
are n*ins the ble**ings of their skill in the
treatment bud core of all delicate diseasesat thia old
institution.
People in the country, when risitinj the city, are
very particularly invited to call. (No charge for con
sultation.) Much attention ia given to teuiale disor
ders.
Doctor P. k Co. are the makers and sole venders of
the CHEMICAL EXTRACT OF FRENCH FLOW.
ERS, which has stood the test of time, and which ia
unrivalled in giving tone and vigor to a system shat
tered and almost wilted down by the frolics of early
life.
All letters, pre-paid, promptly attended to. Office
hours from 8 A. M., till 9 P. M.
an s—dkwta Richmond, Va.
r PO CONTRACTORS.—The undersigned,
JL Commissioners, appointed by the County Court
of Hetirice, will receive proposttfs until 12 o'clock,
M , on Tuesday, 4th day of October, 1803, for the ma
sonry of TWO CULVERTS, including all necessary
excavation and filling, on 25th street, beyond the cor
poration line. Plan and Specifications can be seen
by apj lication to THOS. .1. STARKE,
Corner of Water and 18th streets.
THOS. J. STARKE, i
WM. CAT/,IN. >Comm'is.
MILES TUKPIN, J
se s—d t -Ith oc
STOCK.—By the t-hips Jno. Han
cock aud Mamiila from Livemool via New York,
we are receivina our Fall supplies of CHINA and
EARTHENWARE ; and the various arrivals from the
Northern cities places us in possession of a large stock
of all the varieties of GLASS WARE, LOOKING
GLASSES, WAITERS, CCTLERY, and a general
assortment of FANCY GOODS adapted to the coun
try salts.
Merchants and others will do well to call before
purchasing.
" STEBBINS, DARRACOTT k CO.,
se 22 No. 101 Broad street.
rpo SPORTSMEN OF THE FIELD.—
X FALL IMPORTATION OF GUNS.-Just re
ceived and imported from Kr.gland. and of ray own
selection from the Northern market*, fifteen cases of
double and single bariel GUNS, of superior quality;
also, Game BAGS. Powder FLASKS, &hot BELTS,
Starkey's, Kley's, Cox'a and Walkei's English Per
cussion CAPS. Sportsmen wishing a neat tit for the
Kail campaign, are respectfully invited to ghe my
stock.an examination before purchasing.
JAMES WALSH,
Maker and Importer of Guns, Rities, kc.
Gun and Rifle making, and Gunsmith in g in ait its
various branches, done in a superior manner, and on
accommodating terms. Keys rilled to locks, and
canes mounted. se22—2w
VEW ESTAB LI S H >1E N T—S HI P
11 CHANDLERY, GROCERIES, kc.—The sub
scriber, thankful to his many friends and the public,
for the very liberal support he has received irom
them, hopes that they will continue in his New Es
tablishment, directly opposite the old stand of Has
kins ii. Libby, where may be found almost every arti
cle in the Ship Chandlery and Grocery Line, a3 he
intends to keep constantly on hand a large stock of
Rope of ali sizes, Blocks of all sizes, and a general
assortment of Groceries
se 6—tf R. O. lIASKINS.
A. WATT—CHINA HALL.—By
• recent arrivals from England and the North,
1 am in receipt of my Fall Stock of China, Glassand
Earthenware, Looking Glasses, Fancy Goods. Stone
Ware, <kr.. comprising a large assortment, carefully
selected for the wholesale and retail trade of Virgin
ia, North Carolina and Tennessee.
A!i in want of goods in my line, are invited to call
and examine the goods and prices, before purchasing
elsewhere
se 10—Iih No. 73 Main street.
DOGGETT & ANDERSON, corner t#f
Thirteenth and Franklin streets, dealers in
French and American PAPER HANGINGS, CUR
TAIN GOODS, Cornices, Builds. C»rds, Tassels and
Gimps, Floor and Table OIL CLOTHS, Mattings,
Window Shades and Biinds. best, curled Hair and
Shuck MATTRASSES: FEATHER BEDS, Bolsters
and Pillows, have on hand the most extensive and
elegant stock of the above goods for the fall trade
ever offered in this city, which will be sold on rea
sonable terms, wholesale and retail. Paper Hanging
and Upholstering attended to promptly in the city or
country. A call from our friends and the public gen
erally is respectfully solicited. se 17—Sin
CEDAR TAR—CONSUMPTION
CURED. —The most successful remedy now in
use for the cure of Incipient Consumption, Bronchi
tis, Asthma, Coughs, sore Throat, diseases of the
Liver and Kidneys, Ring's Evil, Tetter. Dyspepsia,
fee. prepared by Mrs. B. B. Norris, 343 Baltimore
street, Baltimore*
Persons afflicted with any of the above diseases,
who may doubt the efficacy of the Cedar Tar, are re
quested to call on the Agent, v. ho will produce nu
merous testimonials of its great healing fower from
private citizens, and a number of the medical faculty.
The medicine is yet in its in fancy, and is destined to
supercede all others in the cure of diseases fur which
it is recommended.
Call nnd get pamphlets containing certificates.
Beware of counterfeits. The genuine article
ia for sale by
P. HORTON REACH, 91 Main street.
Sole Agnt for Richmond, and
se 15 General Agent for Eastern Virginia.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.—
» TO MILLERS AND COMMISSION MER
CHANTS.—Extract from the general regulations of
the Virginia Central ltailrosd Co.:
" To prevent the depot in Richmond from being so
filled up with grain and other prodr.ee as to arrest the
transportation from thecouiitry depots: if it is not re
moved, by the Consignee, within 43 hours after its
arrival, it will be removed by the Company and stored
at the expense of the owner."
se -s—lm E. If. GILL, Supt.
EORGE J. SUMNER. IMPORTER
AND DEALER IN CHINA, GLASS AND
EARTHENWARE, No. 2», Pzarl Strket, Iron
Buildings, Richmond,
Is now receiving his Fall stock of EARTHEN
WARE and CHINA of his own importation, and from
the manufactories his stock of GLASS, LOOKING
GLASSES, FANCY GOODS, ike., to which he in
vite* the attention of Merchants visiting this market,
assuring them that it will be found as extensive, and
will be sold on as favorable terms as at any establish
ment in this country, North or South.
Special attention given to PACKING and shipping,
au —die.
CARD —WILLIAM H. GRAVES &
CO, COLLECTORS AND NEGOTIATORS,
Wall street, over the office of Messrs. Pullism i
Davis, Auctioneers, near the City Hotel, collect, bond,
and secure Claims of every description, and negotiate
Sales, Purchases. Loans. Rents, Hires. Employment,
in every branch of' business, and till other Bv.siliens
Transactions requiriua the mediation of a third party.
They tender their best services to the community
at reduced churget.
All their arts will be held itrtchy confidential.
Persons desiring employment, and those wishing to
employ others, are revested to call and leave their
names. 8e ''
OFFICE CITY WATER WORKS, )
September 22d, lssd. 5
PROPOSALS will be received at this of
fice until October Ist, for STRENGTHENING
and TURFING the northern embankment of the
RESERVOIRoftheC-ity Water Works. The furl
ing to have at least three inches of good soil uader it,
to insure its growth.
The proposal stating the pnee per cubic vard ot
embankment, and pers<juare yard of turfing separate.
To be completed by the 15th day ot November next
Any information in regard to the above will be giv
en by the Superintendent Work,.
se 23—n'!Oct Superintendent.
i'i W \ ENAMELED GRATES AND
OUVJ FF.NDERS. FOR SALE AT REDUCED
PRICES The subscriber has tor sale the largest
stock of GR ATES and FENDERS ever before offer
ed for sale in this city, of his own iranuf.ieiure. The
Gra'es embrace all the various kinds and natlen.s,
*"ucli us sqnare topped Gothic. Liptic, Circle: &.c.j with
beautiful rounding Fenders, summer pieces, kc., to
niatch. Orders for Grates, Fender*. &c., from town
and country punctually attended to and carefully
packed. M. rcheut* purchasing to sell again will be
supplied at the lowest Northern prices, wi'h the usual
duct, tints ntJ for cash by wholt sale. Apply at mi
Bell and 11 rata Foundry on Maui, between Bth andDih
streets, Richmond, Virginia.
SAMUEL D. DENOON.
ALSO—FOR RENT, the Htmto recently occupied
by Mrs. Claudes, on Main, between Adtuua »nd Fou
sfiee streets. Terms moderate to a good tenant.—
Possession given immediately.
au U— 2m* 8. D. D.
POWDI2R nod SHOT, for sale by
salw OHO. J. UKRRINO.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c.
AND WINTER CLOTHING.—
M.HEXTERkHONS respectfully inform their
custoiuets a'ui the public tbatthev have now in t.ur'j.
aiid are daily teceUiu* frotu their factory ij the
~°. r y t ? WnU uocii. ol HiiAllX
MADE ( LOTH! KG, wh'ch Is foften up m?bem:<t
and l»te« stvie, ai,d Wliicli they oiler to sell both
wholesale and retail, as low and lower than any oth
er house in the L'aiau.
Country merchant* dealing in their line will find it
to their interest to call aud examine their stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
M. HEXTER k SONS,
. , . „ No. IW Main street,
next door to Messrs. Pnrcell, Lsdd 1 Co., Druggist*,
se 21—lm*
fJ[ EAVY WOOLEN GOODS, liLANK
ETS, DOMESTIC GOODS, &.c —^The subscri
bers invite the attention of Farmers, Planters aud
tueir customers jr«"tierallv, to the Isrge aud superb as
sjrtn.eut ot OOODS, for servants, laborers and fami
lies, just received AH bonaht on the most favorable
terms and to be sold as low by them as thty can be
bought elsewhere, vix:
Heavy sbeeps grey SATINETS and TWEEDS
Heavy dark mixed SATINETS
Stout Kerseys aud copperas LINSEYS, for out hand*
Stout and medium plaid and plain LINSEYS
Auiercin and Eugliah white BLANKETS
Heavy colored BLANKETS, very cheap
Piaid Cotton DOMESTICS and GINGHAMS
Best Cotton SHEETINGS and SHIRTINGS
Bleached Cctton SHEETINGS, Pillow COTTON and
SHIRTINOS
LINEN GOODS in great variety, of best makea and
lowest prices
And all other GOODS for servants and geuejal fami
ly use.
They have also a large and fine stock of black and
fsncy CLOTHS for gentlemen; black and fancy CAS
SIMERES.
Fancy CASSIMERES and PLAIDS for Boys, 1c
Farcy TWEEDS. JEANS, fcc.—with a general as
sortment of GOODS for men aud boys. They iuvite
the attention of buyers.
T. R. PRICE k CO.,
se 13—2aw3wkw No. 8.» Main st.
JOHN C. SHAEER, Merchant Tailor,
No. 1, Exchange Building, has just retnmed from
the North, with a iariie and well selected stock of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES. VESTINGS. kc. of th
lateat importations and most fashionable styles, aud
will be pleased to see his old friends and the public
genxrally. r se B—lm
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
Fall stock of watches and
JEWELRY.—The subscriber would respectfully
inform his friends and the public generally, that he
has just returned from the North Vrith a splendid as
sortment of WATCHES and JEWELRY, all of
which he otters at tmall prrjila. Please call and ex
amine betbre purchasing elsewhere.
EDWARD KERSEY.
Having in my employ an experienced Jeweler, I
am prepared to manufacture and repair all kinds of
Jewelry in the neatest manner and shortest notice.
Ail kinds of WATCHES repaired at the shortest
notice. ae 22— lm
rpOKIAS, 1 BELIEVED THEE TRUE.
A Tobias, I believed thee true.
And in thy name was a believer:
But now I motini that e'er I knew
Thy name on such a common Lever!
Few are ever sold of thine—
Thy name was prized, oh how sincerdy;
But now with cases not so tine,
Thy name we pay for very dearly.
Farewell Tobias—oh rest a while—
Now thou art dead who can doubt me;
I'll have them burnt, all in a pile.
If they can't make as good without thee.
Such watches are a bitter token,
No time they'll keep, or yet run true ;
Unless you tane them, when they're broken,
On Governor street, to Bartholomew.
W. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
se 1G Watch Maker, Governor street.
OOK ±TTHIS:—GOLD WATCHES
AND DOUBLE-BARREL GUNS. SINGLE
BAIIREL GUNS. PISTOLS AND PISTOL CAPS,
AT HENRY HYMAN'S, No. Ui MAIN STREET,
the only Importer ok Watches in this citv
and Direct Importer or Guns.—Having just re
ceived from Europe my complete assortment of
Double and Single-barrel GUNS, PISTOLS, Pistol
CAPS, Powder FLASKS, Shot POUCHES and Gold
WATCHES. I will bind myself to sell to country
merchants, wholesale, and to those who purchase re
tail, as chtap, if not cheaper, than auy other store in
the United states. Piease call and examine my stock
of Goods and prices before going North, or pur
chasing elsewhere.
N. B.—Just received from England, a few more of
these latest patent Donble-barnji GI NS, which have
given such aftieral satisfaction. Don't forget that it
is at HENRY HYMAN'S, No. 96 Main St.,
Direct Importer of Goid Watches and Guus, kc.
an 3*)
AT a meeting ut the I>oanl of Directors
of the Virginia Central Railroad Company oil the
9th September, 13c3, live following resolution waa
adopt ed y viz •
Whereas, the Agricultural Society of Virginia pro
pose to hold a fair in the city of Richmond in the
month ot November next, and this Board being dis
posed to aid so laudable an enterprise in its infancy :
Resolved. Thai? on the present occasion all persons
exhibiting evidence of being members of the Society,
and all articles intended for exhibition, shall be car
ried ai»d returned over this road tree of charge; but
the company will not be responsible .or any acciden
tal injury or loss to persons or property so carried.
Not?:.—lt is possible that more subjects for exhibi
tion may be offered than the company have conven
ient means for transporting. To prevent disappoint
ment, owners should confer with the Superintendent
six days before the fair
se In E. FONTAINE, Prea't
\1 OTIL'E TO TIM HER GETTERS —
-L» Proposals will be received at the office of the
Richmond, Fredericksbur* ajid Potomac Railroad
Company, for 10,000 SILLS tor heavy iron, as specified
below
White or post Oak 7 feef6 inches Ion?, not ies3 than
9 inches in diameter at the smallest end; to be barked
and smoothly hewn on two sides; to be six inches
thick; the end of the Sills to be cut 08 square; to be
clear of bad knots, rot. wind shakes or other defects
calculated to impair their strength or durability.—
The said Sills to be delivered either at the Depot in
Richmond or on the line et the road; and to be placed
by the contractor convenient to be loaded on the cars;
to be inspected by the Superintendent or overseers
on the road. The time of delivery made Known at
the office. \\. N. BRAGG,
se 2 Sup't.ot Road.
IjTALL TRADE.—GINTEIi & ALVEY,
No. 16 Pearl street, Richmond, importers and
wholesale dealers in HOISERY, GLOVES, HAHD
KERCHIEFS. CRAVATS, BUTTONS, COMBS,
THREADS, 4cc., have now in store, of their own di
rect importation, the largest and most extensive as
sortment of cotton, woolen and silk HOSIERY,
GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS and CRAVATS,
Fancy Woolen GOODS. MUTTONS, COMBS,
THREADS and FANCY GOODS generally, everes
hibited in any market, in any one establishment.
Having every facility in the importation of Foreign
Goods, we can confidently pledge ourselves to sell
our Goods as low as they are sold in any market in the
country.
We would respectfully solicit the Merchants of
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee, to give our
stock an examination when visiting our market, as
suring them that we will show them a stock unsur
passed by any in Baltimore, Philadelphia or New
York. GINTER k ALVEY,
se6 No. IS Pearl street.
15. LUCK, STOCK AND LAND
• WARRANT AGENCY, GOVERNOR ST.
STOCKS bought and sold on Commission. The
highest price paid for LAND WARRANTS. GOLD
AND SILVER WANTED.
Prize Tickets in all Lotteries sqld in Lotteries
under the management of R. France &. Co. will be
promptly paid by me, and all inquiries relative to the
business of R. France k. Co. addressed to them
Richmond, will meet with prompt attention.
my 2 C. B. LUCK.
LUKE, LIFE AND MARINE INSU-
X RANCE. —The Richmond Fire Association are
now prepared to issue policies of Insurance on the
above description of risks on as reasonable terms as
any similar company, and respectfully ask a share of
the patronage ot the public. Applications will be re
ceived at the office, So. 223, corner of Main and 9th
streels, where the officers will cheerfully furnish alt
information that rn-iy be required. All losses prompt
ly and liberally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President.
John' H. Bosasa, Secreiary. mh 17
I I Will FEET SEASONED 5-c
I UlfalM Jl/BUTTONW OOD.
GO,(MX) feet seasoned 1 inch Butlonwood.
4-'j,ooo feet White and Rock Maple, all s'.zes.
5,000 feet Hickory, for Carriage Makers.
Landing this day from schts "Racer"' and the "Ma
ridean."
The above Sycamore was got up on the shores of
Lake Erie, where this kind of limber is formed of a
a very superior quality—l 2M of tiie inch are 13 aiia
15 inches wide, perfectly dry and fit for immediate
use. For sale on the wharf on aceonunodaliai terms
by |»e 2] BELVIN i PARKER
\0 OTHEH ALTERNATIVE HUT TO
II SELL CHEAP!—CHINA CBOCKERY AND'
GLASS WARE—LARGE IMPORTATIONS EX
PECTED.-R. L. HICKSON, 2i<J Broad Street, wilt
in a few days be receiving. direct from tne Potteries, s
large Stock of CROCKERY, and his store being toe
sit.aU to receive the new, he has no alternative but 'c
*•'!! fhe old Slock cheap. His Srock of GLASS
WARE and CHINA is iJso large and well-selected.—
Tha whole Stock ou hand, as well as that expeeted.
being purchased and contracted lor previous to the
late advance in England, he will ba enabled to sel!
cheap.
TABLE CUTLERY, SPOONS, FORKS and LA
DLES—with a great variety of FANCY GOODS.
Just received, a large supply of STONE WARE
mi GLASS'JARS.
Country dealers are solicited to call early.
Goods i'or the country carefully packed. nq 23
(JTONE CUTTING —JOHN W. DA-
O VIES It CO., practical STONE CUTTERS and
MASONS, South «.de of the Dock, near Msyo*s
Bridge. We return thank* for the liberal patronage
we have received, and trust by strict attention to bu
siness, to continue to rner.t the eoufideuce of the
public. ii—6m
KEALO-MADE C LO T MING —TO
THE TRADE.—The stibscribera have r< reived
tt etr Fail and Winter stock tf ready-m&de CLOTH
ING, in«natactul*d by themselves for the Vi/finia
aud North Carolina trade, to which the* ask the at
tentiori - »
Grey mixed satinet Coats, colored do
Encllsh and America}: Tweed, heaver casd Frocki
Cluud-d and waved Fracka, heavy Eng.ish inix'ddo
Fine French mixed do, Gt-riuan teavei ao
English beaver do, French do do
Twilled beaver do
Brown and biack business Frocks, English flap do
French beaver OverCoatf, English do do do
Twitted Caster Coats, fine Petersham do
Medinm aud low grade Coats
Bine and drab Blanket Coais, English army do
Mixed patridpo beaver Coats, Devonshire kersey do
German beaver Coata, Esquimaux do do
Fancy negro headCoa:a, English double do
A zrt-at variety of Satinet. Tweed, Keraey. French,
English, American and Camptown C'aas. Pants; Ve»t«
of satit, s:lk, tweed, black and fancy ca.«s, plaids. Va
lencia, satinet, sirge, cut velvets, wool\elveta, kc.
lie., together with a area! variety of Fancy Goods, fine
and medium Shirts, 'ate styie Collars; Hickorv, Ham
ilton and F'iannel Shirta for negroes; also, tuii suits
for negroes and laborers; under Shirt, and Drawers;
boys' over Coats; Sacks, Frocks. Jackets. Pants, Vestg.
Shirts, ke. KEEN, CHILES t BALDWIN,
se 13 103 Main atre-t,
EW FALL GOODS—WHOLESALE
AND RETAlL—Oorropply of TRIMMINGS
and FANCY GOODS, for the ensuing season, is now
in arid complete It surpasaes, in choice and variety
•f style, by far any thing yet offered to the public.
Among the numerous articles which our present
stock embraces, we mention, as pre-eminent among
the fisbionsof the day—
GIMPS, in Greek and pointed patterns.
Velvet GIMPS, velvet GALLOONS, velvet RIB
BONS, and Bugle GIMPS, w.th BUTTONS to
mstch,
I'atant silk for CLOAKS, flowered
st vie,
Real and imitation IET ORNAMENTS, FANCY
BRACELETS, AMBER and BEADS, i-c., in great
variety.
Ladies' RIGOLETTES, FASCINATORS, OPERA
SCARFS, kc.
AVe have, also, cut paper PATTERNS of Cloatrs,
Mantilias. Dressing Gowns, Chiidren'abacks, kc , af
ter the new system of Mad. DemoreW
Thus the ladies of the city of Richmond, whose
generous appreciation and renned taste have sustain
ed our enterprise, will now find in their midst an em
porium of TRIMMINGSand VARIETIES which ia
not surpassed by any of the northern cities.
Liberal allowance made to merchants and dress
makers. HIRSH BOTTCHER.
se 2S—lm* ]73 Broad st.
r subscriber has juat received irom
JL New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, the best
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES and VESTINGS to be
found in those markets, which he will make up on
reasonable terms and in the mjst fashionable stj.e.—
He bees a share of public patronage. Examine for
y»ur3elf.
READY MADE CLOTHING of every quality,
Richmond taanutacture, as cheap as at any other
house in the citv.
Gentlemen's FURNISHING GOODS in ireat va
riety. \V. H. BENSON,
se 13 liO Main s t .
YVADS WOKTH, TURNER &. CO~
* » NO. 13, FOtRTF.ENTH STREET,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Have received by various arrivals their stock of
Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, which is more
extensive than they have heretofore ottered to the
tiade. In variety, beauty ot styles ai d quality of
goods, superior to any stock they have ever exhibited.
Country and city dealers are respectfully solicited to
call and c.vamine their stock —ail of which will be
sold as iow as they call he had in this or any Northern
">ar'*°t. be 13—6w
KOA<J*i & McGL'liiE, MERCHANT
TAILORS, No. 132 Main street, I'ic:ini»nd, Va..
respecttully intoria their friends and the pnbiic
era'lly, that they have received their Fall and Win
ter stock, consisting of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
VESTINGS, FURNISHING GOODS and ready
made CLOTHING, embracing all the newest and
most fashionable styles, which will be sold at the
very lowest prices. Purchasers are invited to call.
Thev are also agents for the sale of Fraocis Ma
han's SYSTEM of garment cutting. se 17—lm*
GOODS.—We would call the atten
tion of purchasers to our stock of the following
styles of Goods:
Bonnet RIBBONS Green and brown BE-
Velvet and Cap do. RAGE
Sash and Neck do. English CRAPES
Plain Satin do. French do.
'• Taftf ta do. Illusion LACES
QUILLINGS Queens Net do.
LACE VEILS Mantilla do.
ALSO,
Bluck GROS DE RHINE I Plain SATINS, all colors
Gro de NAPLES, all coi- Biack BOMBAZINE
ors
Our stock of RIBBONS is the largest in this mar
ket, ami will be ottered as low as they can be pur
chased anvwhere.
se 17— lm* AUG. ANDERSON k CO.
RUGS, &<•.— Above our
J Store we have opened Carpet aud Shawl Rooms,
and offer to purchasers a handsome assortment of Vel
vet, Tapestry, Ingrain, and Kalis Mills Carpetings—
Velvet, Cheneale and Tufted Rugs, and a large varie
ty of French Cloths for Wrappings.
VALENTINE, CRENSHAW k CO
No 90, corner Broad, 9th and Capitol Streets.
rp 3
Ready-made clothing.—io
COI.'NTRY MERCHANTS!!—Your (mention
is called to our stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING
and FANCY DRESS ARTICLES, which is large and
desirable. Also, a large stock of white and fancy
SHIRTS and COLLARS, of the latest styles. Call at
No. 112 and look.
inh 21 S. MERCHANT fc WEISIGER.
WILCOX dc BEITS respectfully an
nounce that they are now in receipt of their
Fall Stock of DRY GOODS, coiupri sing the newest
styles and latest importations of foreign i*manufac
ture, together witn a desiiable selection of DOMES
TIC GOODS.
Pnrcbasers of goods adapted to ladies', gentlemen's,
children's or servant*" wenr, will find it to their inter
esttocall at the '"METROPOLITAN" beforenmk
ing tlieir selections.
»e 13 151 EAGLE SQL'ARE.
XTEW GOODS FOR FALL AND WIK
-I.* TER.—HENRY SHAKER is now in receipt of
bis entire stock of reariv.made CLOTHING and gen
tlemen's furnishing GOODS for fall and winter, to
which he would call the attention of the public,
pledging himself to sell at the very lowest market
prices. HENRY SHAKER,
se 7 103 Main slreet, corner 14th.
"]V OTICE.—The subscriber has rented the
store. No. 59 Main street, for the purpose of car
rying on the Ready Made Clothing and Gentlemen's
furnishing Goods business.
Having secured the services of a first rate cutter
and having purchased a large assortment of Cloths,
Cassiuieres and Nestings, he will make to order gar
ments of every description. A call is earnestly ao
licited.
is 20 ABRAHAM LEVY.
Read this.— re-opened.—h. ro-
SENKELD would rcspectfuliy inform his
frieudsand cus'orners, and the public generally, time
he has re-opened his STORK, No. !7."> Broad sfr»er,
with en entire New Stock of Kail arid Winter DRY
GOODS. His stock embraces all kinds of DRESS
GOODS, Embroideries, Sii* Mantilla®. Shawls, ruq
every other article usually kept in a Dry Goods
Store.
Also, a ireat variety of FANCY ARTICLES. all of
which will be sola cheap, being purchased by him
self iu the Northern cities on fh» most reasonable
terms H. ROSENKELD,
175 Broad st.
H. R. thankful to his friends nod the public gene
rally for pest favors, in re-openiug his Store hopes to
merit the confidence and the same liberal patronage
bestowed on him heretofore.
se 12—3 m
lIOLT RICHARDSON, Merchant
» * Tailor, 14th street, opposite the Exchange
Hotel, would inform his friends and the public gene
rally, that he has just returned from the Nonli. and
is now in receipt of hig new and splendid assortment
of FALL GOODS, which he is prepared to nuke up
in the most approved style. He solicits a caii from
those in want. *e9—lm
EB. SPENCE—FALL GOODS —Jus
• received, a large assortment of FALI* GOODS
embracing every article of Gentlemen*' Appurel—
A description of which would be needless.
Call ut No.U"", cornet of Main and (joteniar Stj
se 10
OYS' CLOTHING —Just received by
Parisen, King & Co.'s Express, an assortment of
Boys' CLOTHING, to which I would c»M the reten
tion of those in want. HENRY SHAKER,
ae 19 con; c r Main and Peari *U .
CILKS, SILKS, SILKS.—Just opened an
VJ elegant stock of SILKS, consisting < f plain
and figured Black, pUia Green, Mazarine Blue, Tan
Drabs, all shades, (remarkably cheap:) hnndsouiu rich
Brocaded, at 75c. pet yard. Also Plaid Silks.
Call *t the cheap store of
se 23 ' • H ART ic MOSES', <V 1 Main s»-
RIHBONS —We pre in receipt ol an ex
tensive stock of Ribbons, to winch we iavite
th« particular attention of milliners. Ore* induce
ments wili be offered m the above foods
HART A. MOSES,
•e 21 f3 Main street.
N PI'LY otTuTbar
rel. of WHITE SULPHUR VVATEII, f.ois the
GRKENBHIEK SPRINGS, in good older lot ship
ping, jost to hand and tor sale ».v the Agvut*.
A DIE i OKAY, Druggist,
** a 147 MamiUuel.
\| OSTOF THE ACCOUNTS DUETO
, Mr. CHARLES BAKER have bean placed in
my hands for collection by Messrs, Watson i. Hugh','*,
the Trustee*. They will please eel! and settle with
me without delay. KOW'O. I». EACUO,
•e 19 General Ageut ana Collector.
AM; WINTEK bUFPLY OF
X. BOOTS. SHOES, CARPET BAOS. THI NK*
V ALICES, Ac.—I'IMBEhTON k BROTHER. <«i
Main itreet. nearly cppo«jf« tb e Eiebaugs H«n*.
K;i-.ircoi,a, »re*|>?r.ttaily btUe •tranters rinitina
♦*' **» called exam
ine thtir large tort complete oftrtteT** frf*
the tb«v« Hue. The'.r pr.tet wii. br found to be M
tow as tccse of tnv other koow, whether by the no
lle pair, dozm 01 c»?. The stock -mbmet:
drew SHOES, BOOTEES »nd OAI-
GeotlemeiTe c*i£ kip tad ttoot BOOTEES tod
BOOTS,
Youths' BOOTS 9mi BOOTEES, of ittnfkirdi,
Servant*' BROGUES. bound and oebeutKf.
Ladies' SHOES, buskin*. Kid*. Jenny l/nd*, Ite..
Ladies* black, bfonxe and colored OAJTERB
BUSKINS and BOOTEES for aervant women, i*.
rioua styles,
Miaeea" and Children'! SHOES in treat rar.ety,
Traveling TRUNKS, plain leather and bur do., til
of which are ottert d at the lowest rate*.
PEMBERTON k BSOTHER.
te y No. Jfil Main «*., opposite the Ex. Bank.
OiiCE 'lO MERCHANTS, STRAN
GERS AND OTHERS visiting Richmond rhia
Season.—The subscriber would roost respectfully call
the ittentioo of ail in want of BOOTS. SHf)fcS
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, VALISES. lr„ to fcii
assortment of the above, a* he pledges hiir*<rif Jo sell
as low as any boose in thia aection of country, either
wholesale or retail.
A word to those wishing to purchase BOOTS and
SHOES expressly for their own He will 'ate
this method of stating thst liis stock will be found, if
not anperior. certainly not inferior !o any in the South
ern countrv, comprising both of h'u own ruanufketor®
and ofthe 6est New York, Philadelphia, sna
work. Also, ail kinds of Ladies'. Gentleman's, Misses',
and Boys' Boots and Shoes, made to order in the best
and meat fashionable manner, bv
ALEXANDER HILL.
At his Old Stand. No. 137 Mmn *t.
HATS AND BOOTS.—From fitfc-en to
twenty per cent saved by buying from J. fj.
ANTHONY, Columbia* Hotel Bsi.ding, Rtchrt>cnd
Moleskin HATS, of best quality $S m
Do do second do ......3 tit)
Drab Beaver ,=A
Fashionable SILK HATS '.'..2 :*»
Fine calfskin sewed BOOTS, 3 .H)
Congress Gaiter BOOTS [.3 oj
Opinion of the Press.—< From the Finca«tl* De
mocrat, April 1, 1503.)—-' By the way, we would say
a word for oar triend, John H. Antbonv, Columbian
Hotel Building, to those noing to Richmond, and
wanting, 011 landing thejf, to brush up a little. J-tit
think of the finest kind of a HAT for $3 .V, and fiae
! Crtlfikin sewed BOOTS far S3 50. He promises to do
i this. and we know he can, for we saw Kim do i{.
\V HERE ARE YOU GOING I—Arorai.t
T " to DA\ ID CI RRY'S, opposite Parker, Bayiy
L Nitnmo's, to get n:e an tasy fitting BOOT, fur I
hear he has just returned from the North, witha n»w
assortment of Boots, Shoes and Gairer*. and iikewnw
a new and well selected stock of French CALF
SKINS, which he keeps constantly on hand to make
to order.
A caii is requested before purchasing rise where as
his goods will bear inspection and his prices will bs
worth a trial. DAVID CURRY,
The oid established 80, r Store,
Next door but one to Mr. PurceU's Exchange
8" I*—Sin Offic-.
/CHILDREN'S O A IT E K B.—Jnst n
vV ceived a beautiful lot of lilee GAITERS, very
superior. Aiso, a handsome assortment of biackstutf
GAITERS.
LADIES' SLIPS AND TlES—Another lot of those
beautiful Morocco Slippers and Ties, jnst received
and will be sold for the small sum ot Si. bv
WILLIAM WALSH,
Dealer in Boots, Shoes, Trunks. i.c„ 13 Main street,
sizn of the Boor, just beiow City Hotel, oppos.te
side. aa 31
yi A L L FA S H I O N OF II ATS AND
A CAPS. —I am in receipt of the Fall tiuhicna of
aentlemen's HATS arui CAPS, to which I invite tha
attention of the public,
an 18 JOHN THOMPSON
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, A;c.—l am
now receiving my Fall stock «>t BOOTS. SHOES,
TRUNKS. CARPET-BAGS and VALISES, from the
most celebrated manufacturers in ail the Northern
cities. Pleaae call and examine.
8:1 IS JOHN THOMPSON
DENTISTRY.
r l comfort with which ARTIFICIAL
JL TEF.TH nre now worn, and their filling ati the
purposes for whieh they are inserted, is calculate-i h>
render many persons, too indiderent to the diseised
condition oi their mouths, and consequent loss of the
natural teeth, under the coneolation, when the teeth
are gone, fhey cm be replaced by prettier oues ibau
those nature had famished.
To all such I would say, that Artificial Teeth are
well enough otter the natuial teeth are lost; but
that should be the last resort, as the month can be
made healthy and kept so throuih a long life, by ju
dicious Dental operations on the natural teeth and
gums, with far less inconvenience, pain or expense to
patients.
R. D. ADDINGTON, (Graduate) Dentin,
au 23 Oflice one door from lttth on Main street.
RTIFICIAL TEETH—GREAT AND
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT.—The under
signed have purchased the right to use Dr. ALLEN'S
PATENT IMPROVEMENT in the mode of insert
ing ARTIFICIAL TEETH, which is one of the
greatest and most important inventions ever made in
this branch of the Dentist's art.
The improvement consists in the employment of a
metal superior to gold in purity, and in the complete
union of all the teeth by a silicious compound, which
at the same time forms the most beautiful and nata
ral looking gum. and tilling up all crevices and irregu
larities, and rendering it impossible for the teeth to
become unpleasant to the wearer by the accumula
tion of particles of food »r other substances between
them. No other mode of mounting artificial teeth i*
comparable to this in any respect.
Persons wearing teeth (inserted in the ordinary
way, and not giving satisfaction,) are invited to try
this invention, which they can do at but little addi
tional cost.
We shall be pleased to *how specimen* of this kind
of work to any persons who will call at our office,
whether they want artificial teeth or nor.
WAYT 4 MAHONY. Dentist*,
my 17—dfcwt* Office, 209 Main street.
K. ALLEYS \S PATENT TEE TH ,
WITH CONTINUOUS OR SOLID GUM.—
The subscribers, in addition to all other kinds, are
prepared to make ARTIKICIAL TEETH after the
method patented by Dr. Allen.
The superiority of which, over other kinds, con*:sta
in their strength and perfectly natural appearance.
The gum and teeth being one solid body affords no
place for the lodgment of food. Ate. The metal upon
which the teeth are made is Platina, and is equal iu
every respect toCiold for making artificial Teeth.
Specimens will be snowu with pleasure to ail who
wish to inspect them.
McCONNELL A. BURTON, Dentists.
se 15—dim* Main, between 9tb and l»th streets.
PIANO FORTES—J. A.
BELVIN has just received from the celebrated
manufactories of Messrs. Nunn'sit Co., Gilbert V Co.,
and Burns, a number of their elegant toned PIANOS,
with all the modern improvement*— and a* they coma
from manufacturer* who stand unrivalled, their ton*
and durability cannot be «urpa*sed—which he will
sell low.
He also has on hand a large lot of FURNITURE of
his oun manufacture, made of Rotewood, Walnut,
Oak *r<; Mahcgety, made up in the best styie; and
for workmanship cannot be nrpasaed in this or tin
Nor! hern markets, being all made by hand aud not by
machinery.
UNDERTAKING.—He still keeps on hand a large
lot of COFFINS, and will give bis individual atten
tion to all orders letl at hi* WwaUus, rliiis U
can always be found.
ap 23—-diieu J. A. BELVIN, Governor *t.
NUNNS & CLARK'S PIANOS.—P. H
TAYLOR, sole agent in thi* city tor the sale of
PIANO FORTES made by the above named celebra
ted maker*, i* constantly receiving elegant end plain
PIANOS from their exteuaive and long •*tabii*hed
manufactory.
Their instrument* received a prixe at the "World *
Fair, London, and several prizi s at the American
Institute Fairs in this country.'' They com bios
all the modern Improvement* with the mkt.ili.ic
frame and f ATENT over STRINGS, and are confi
dently recommended for sweetnese of tone aud grew
durability, which latter quality will be appreciated
in the country, where good tuner* are seldom found-
P. H. TAYLOR ha* *oid theae uattriunent* in this
city for the lest seventeen year*, to the entire satis
faction of hi* numerous customer*.
IT' The public *re cautioned to observe that
the title of the firm isNi'sxi 4. Clark.
Old Piai.e* taken in part p»y ti>r new oee*.
Guitar*, Violin*. Atcordeou* and Flutes. A.so, Ga.-
tar *rtd Violin Strings of the beet quality.
I*. H. T. ha* ia atore the larieat stock of new asd
standard Music to be foouil sooth of Baltimore, and u
in the weekly receipt of ail the new and fa«hienab»
music of the day. A liberal discount niado to school
and dealers. PIANO AND MUSIC STORE,
au 1 ItiU .V*in street.
(CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES
J The subscriber has on h*nd, at his Coach uoai. -i
establishment, on Lombard Alley, b- tweeu Main aid
Carv, (t3th and Uth *trret*,) n«>ar fhe Coluiubuo iU
!el'Coaches, Chaiiottee*. Barouche*, Buggies, wib
and without tops, ard Sulkies, all of his uwu mac
c.f the best materials and workmanship—ali oi whrb
will be *t>ld as low as good work of the kiud can bei»
the city of Richmond; and reepectfuliv »*ii a <•!'
from those in « nt of any articl': in the Carriage ii**,
a* I am determined to aiake to order *ed s"> a
lowest prices possible; and all wurk sold, thai I* at ",
W» p 1-idoii> MICAJ A H MA Mi I'M
CAMLEL AYKES, Coiimissio* >lt*-
O CHANT, Riehmond, i fl.—Particular *ud
attention paid to the sate of ail kind* of CillMI»
PRODI' CE, to fai-wardiua tiling erde». Otnce,
tppotute Columbian Hotel m iti—is
/""lAKPETING. — 10 pitCf* pUd CAR-
V_V PBT. J**t from the mauutactoiy, aid »-! h"
•old less than utatkt t price by
,e » ALFX KOrr*. «Q
LUBIN'S EXTRACTS—A large a»^rt
meat ef Luiiiu's genuine Extract*, f-■' aale h?
PtiICHLuLAW'^O.
Ml 1 DraHttfaM

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