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the daily dispatch.
by jTaTcowabdin.
n«H,V DISPATCH i* served to »nb«eHWl«
«» ,v >vn A «I cent* n;n wh.k. payable to
Jh« Carr.er weekly. Price tor mailing, 41 a *«" in
»dv ance.
Th» WreKi.v Dispatch i* iwmed every Friday,
»n4 m». • ito subscribers at $1 per annum.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
fpKCOURAGE VIRGINIA IMPORT-
I'j y j;> '—0> • (it flic ChK ArfST Stori s iN Tlir
v T t p State* to* GUNS. HES,
. , HENRY in MAN'S,
No f*. Main Street. Ri> hmorni, \ a.
IV • an el Ensiwh Our*, wsrrauted. tor $10
« Stub aud T« Ist, war
,, j 15 00
n', ' English Guns, superior. Stub and
r« - .warranted. *•' fj®
~„ • t ,md best improved Patent Gun, 40 00
St'eel W a.i Cotters, each »
r U :lu^ v ' s?
is.*. from f 1 to 5 00
sv ii* rvreunion C*p*» (warranted 23© In a box,) at
c» its J M ' r thnuiMM.
xot-corrofive Percussion Cap*, (Starkey*®
Im t Sfk CtOti tor 2HI
! ouches. Belts of every Kind at all prices,
volvrrs, Allen's Piatol*. and a general asaort-
\ f -rorting articles 100 numerous to mention,
/sold W vch» s which ma on 4 jewels, in good
order. for *» «
Oold I.' vera, 15 jewel#. 23 00
- -«rai .i>la Levers, 13 jewels, warranted for
12 men! lia, . , 25 00
K ih»ii Levers. from $■> > to 200 00
iJo.d Chains. from 12 to 50 00
(Void Kob (bains, from 10 to 90 00
Goi'n P.. •! rases, from 75 eta. to 10 00
*».lie" Watch'*, regulated, at _ 600
" \-,l i general \ariety of Silver Table and Tea
!KWELR\ of every description. Fancy
■ ic. HKNRV HYMAN,
p., Importer of Guns, aud the only Importer of
Qotd WitcbWi fce- _ ...
p f rcer rhat it is at No. 9b, Main at. ae 30
jf- K\V JKWELKV ESTABLISHMENT!
\ 7 . Main Strkkt.—The subscriber* have
o: v>u r th* store recently occupied by Messrs.
\V i. 4 v-. rl?s. Turner 1 Co., next d(*T below White
»• ; zaerrean Gallery, an entire new stock of
w YTCii£S. CLOCKS, kc., of every
<ie»c.i' r -'- la, to which they respectfully invite the at
t.-f ihe public. Th» ir stock is very extensive.
* .j i -is ot every variety of articles connected
m, h :r ide. and among them many entirely new
. of which having been purchased for cash,
w -\ >e them to promise inducements not usually
met with.
i" v ;-.re also prepared to make to order, or repair
\\ .«*tch» > Jewelry, ami any other article in their line
nl.vt. notice. One ot the firm being a practical
w . .. will pay particular attention to the repair
r ►r:.:n» nt. MYKUS JANKE,
~ 10—dim Sign of the Illuminated Clock.
T\\! L STOCK OF WATCHES AND
r.l r .VK LK Y.—The subscriber wou!d respectfully
.is i.-.i ndi aud the public generally, tliathe
! - rt:T ire- 1 from the North with a splendid as
,or':: t! WATCHES ntid JEWELRY, all of
t> ha cSers at small j rqfiu. I'lease call aad ex
iutr S.lcre purchasing elsetvhere.
EDWARD KERSEY.
Hax ins ir> ?nv employ an experienced Jeweler, 1
p pr' jari ttw manufacture and repair all kinds of
j 'j. n th- i i utest manner aud >-hortest notice.
All of WATCHES repaired at the shortest
notice. se 22—lru
Rich, jkwklky. watches and
SILVERWARE. —The subscribers are in re
rript ot tije t r till supply of the above goods, to
\» iucli - lc attention ot purchasers is invited.
GENNET JAMES,
oc S-vo Eagle Square.
\i I>IC.—FK WCLFF, teacher of the
ill PIANO, (Sinsinp,) VIOLIN and GUITAR,
Mtr-!. si' street, between Ud and 4th streets.
iN" SITMI CTI ON ON THE PIANO
1 FORTE AND IN SINGING—Mr. JOHN DUN
DERDALK respectfully aunouuees to his friends and
the pul/hc that he is now prepared to re
p-jR; * e duties of His profession as Teacher of the
Piano r ri' and of Singing. Any communications ad
eir- . to Mr. I). through the Post Office, care of
Messrs. }Jirrold L Murray, 177, Broad street, or iefr
av their bookstore, will meet with prompt attention]
oc 3—d I hi*
OTfTceYaTand tenn. kailkoad
CC>.. Lynchburg, Sept. 13, 18-53.—The 6th an
nual i . ; tin.z of the Stockholders of the Virginia and
Teunetc ie Railroad Company, will take place at this
otnee on the 2S:h day of October next—and all per
sons holding proxiea, are requested to hand them in
at as e :;iy a day as possible, so that the same may be
examined and listed.
JOHN R. HUGHES, Clerk,
fje IC—rg Va Tenn. R. R. Co.
OHOCKOE FOUNDRY and MACHINE
SHOPS. Carv street. East side of Shockoe creek,
Richmond, Va.—TALBOTT i BROTHER, proprie
tor* of the above establishment, continue to manufac
ture rhe;r improved portable STEAM ENGINES and
CIRCULAR SAW" MILLS, of the best materials, in
th i must workmanlike manner, and on accommoda
ting tenns. Also:
Stationary Engines, of any required power,
Grist Mill Machinery,
Boilers for Steam Engines and other purposes.
Tobacco Presses and Screws,
Tobacco Flattening Mills,
Levers, Bands, &.c.
Railroad Work of all kiuds,
Brass and Iron Castings, and all descriptions of
Wrought Iron Forging.
Persons wishing to purchase any of the above arti
cles would perhaps do well to call onus before order
ing els "where.
se 21 —im" TALBOTT t BROTHER.
ipiRE, LIFE AND MARINE INSU
RANCE. —The Richmond Fire Association are
now prepared to issue policies of Insurance on the
above description o!' risks on as reasonable terms as
any similar company, a;i J respectfully ask a share of
the patronage ot the public. Applications will be re
ceived ut the office, No. 223, corner of Main and 9th
streets, where the officers will cheerfully furnish all
information that may be required. Ali losses prompt
ly aiid liberally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President.
John H. Bosher, Secretary. mh 17
HIGH PRICED—It is a fact that Dry
Goods are twenty-five per cent, higher than
tfcev have been for the past 10 years, vet E. GOLD
-BSIIT of 11 Main streetj is selling at the old prices.
All wool Flannels for Is. 6d., worth 31[ ct*>; full 4-4
hheetingsat 6 pence, worth 10 cts; good bleached
Shirtings at 7 cts, worth Bto 9. The reason he can
ailord to sell at. these prices is, that he buys his goods
fir cash. He has also a complete assortment of La
s' we:iftoneble and fashionable Dress Goods, Silks,
Mi-..sehnes, I'laiuj, Sleeves. Collars, Hosiery, Gloves,
Rib'oors, Calicoes French Merino. Shawls. \.c. Blan
kets, Qoilfp, Cassinieres, Satinets, Vestings, Kerseys,
Kentucky Jeans, kc.. in great variety. oc 11
B. LUCK, STOCK AND LAND
. WARRANT AGENCY, GOVERNOR ST.
STOCKS bought and sold on Commission. The
hiphe-*. paid for LAND WARRANTS. tJOLD
AM> SILY'KR WANTKD.
Prize Ticket* in ail Lotteries sold in Lotteries
cad' r the management of R France & Co. will be
promptly paid by me, and all inquiries relative to the
nn*intss of R. France k Co. addressed to them
Richmond, uill meet with prompt attention.
my 2 C. B. LUCK.
]\^OTICE. —In consequence of the break-
JL* v 4of a portion of Let Machinery, on Friday
the 'teamboat will discontinue her trips
in a *hort tiiiiw, until it is repaired I>ue notice will
h« „' »en when ready to resume her place upon the
Iwv. THOS. DO DAME AD.
se G—tf
W ORCESTER'S ITANOS. —By the
▼ » Ori&nna, 1 ba;e just opened further supplies
o \V ■: jester's elegant Piano Fortes. My afcsort
in«*nt hth rs the various styles manufactured, to
vhicb / Hould invite tin? attention of tho*e in uant.
A. MORRIS, 97 Main Street,
O" ? bookseller and Dealer in Piai»« I* ortes.
1 FOWLING SALOON. —The undersigned
I> hu? just fitted up an elegant SALOON in the
• nf the Arbonr, for tue amusement and rxerci»e
• : S i, :e«neu; with three splendid ALLKYS, just put
<10.\ n in the bent manner by Mr. It. Kngiund, and
pronounced by judjjee the snog! superior iu work
oiHiithip ever seen in the city, which will be opened
»»!:« day to the public. „ __ T _
!"• '„<n also completely remodeled ma ARBOLII
sTACRANT. and irii tow pronounced tl.r most
-t> • ■. l'd talabliihment iu Virginia, where can be had
the greatest delicacies of' theaeason. and
where ever\ thinft icood to eat and drink will be al
v. av:, . ady"for hie friends and patrons,
!'i» return-, his sincere thanks to hi* trends for thei r
ut.Li / tided j>atrouage. and assures thein ever , ntt«-ri
tin. , himselfand aaaUUuU will b^;ilw ? ya reud^red-
I NI >EbT n I 'CTIBLE FKIM EES—A.
* MORRIS* W Main *t M Las just received a anpplj
of "xcrhmt HOOKS for Children. Being
» it on linen, they cannot be torn or destroyed
r.kt* ordinary prim en# printed on paper. H }'d are con*
«eq".. ■■ ly much more economical. Children ma*
Tr x i :i : b***t on these books, short of burning tuem,
«-a t bev wiil prove them Indestructible Primers|* u "
fUe*i. oc 10
MEKINO " AM) S1 L KIN DE U
SHIRTS.-! would call the attention of those
it: v : ; to riy iarji slock of bilk, merino ud fiautiel
IWbhA SUIKTS; aW jeans niid flar.uel DRAVV
HP' 11KNRY MJAKKK,
o>' I* Corner Main and Pearl street*.
\KW STYLE OF OVEH COATS —
L™ * mve received by the Jamestown a newityle
tii OVKR ( OATS; e so, a lot of cloth si.d canLalx
T»' a CLOAKS. Those in *. ant would do well to
iVU ; ; ii. fIKNUY BIIAFt.It,
»>c 20 Corr.tr Maiu and t"eari street*.
L OK 11IKE. —A tir#t rate main COOK,
1 for ihs U tbs year. Apply U
« « IVI.M fc COOK.
DAILY DISPATCH.
VOL. 3.--N0 312
daoxterkeotypino.
| A , , .j v » tNsE SUCCESS. —OV EK
-Th, fr^1 ANI> PI< 7 r , KKS IN TW(, MONTHS.
rh< «r> at success that has rewarded the Nubseribfr
trndeislt that he should thank the ladies
and gentlemen of the city for their kind patronage,
and assure them that noetturt shall be spared to inel
"kratbuk"'" ll ' l U w "V ld respectfully Inform
VI ?«« mZm P"'!'*"' l 'ake Pictures by the new
f , or STEREOSCOPIC, or in
any style of art desired, at the best arranged Gallery
Richmond 1 ' itore of Woodhous?,
, . „ JOHN MURRAY,
oc4 of the Red Klan, Ea«le Square.
| ) UEKKEOT YI'ES.—A truthful, life
, . ® ue 'y fiuhihed portrait or miniature of a
relative or tneud, severed from us by distance or death
who would not prue and desire to possess? A clear,
nch toned, durable Daguerreotyp* is an object rarely
seen. But MOULSON'S Pictures withstand the test
ot time, and are pronounced by the highest authority,
unsurpassed on either side the Atlantic.
hv» r ?T/\f? ?5 ona °* these tine Portraits is only
DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
or no sale.
Strangers and citizens ara cordially invited to call
and examine specimens.
Observe the name and number—MOULSON'S Sky
and Sido Light Daguerrean Gallery, 110 Main street,
re 2
SI ILI i THEY COME —The subscribers
take pleasure in calling the attention of the pub
lic to their superior style of flesh colored DAGUER
REOTYPES. They are not only approved by all
who see them, but all are anxious to obtain a copy
of themselves, relatives or friends. The demand is
great, and still increasing, and while the weather is
good we would ssy, come one, come all—our prices
are moderate, and pictures superb. Satisfaction shall
be given or no charge will be made.
While we do not say that our pictares are the best
in the world, we do sav that they are superior to
some, and inferior to none—as the throng of custom
ers who visit our gallery can testify.
Call and examine the beautiful work of art. wheth
er you wish pictures or not, at No. 146 Main street, a
few doors below the Exchange Bank.
MINN IS i. WATSON.
I would be pleased to have my friends call upon me
at Messrs. M. &. W.'s aallery
oc 1 THOS. A. LINTON, Assistant.
PKATT S VIRGINIA SKY-L 1(i11 1
GALLERY, t'Btiiblitked 1846, A'o. 146 Main nt., at
the (iothic If indoic.—Our great success during the last
seven years, during which we have taken OVER
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND PORTRAITS, is the
best proof we can offer of the goodness and perma
nence ot our Pictures, and obviates the necessity of
putiiug ourtelvti into notice. All we a.->k is to give us
a call and you can obtain every variety of Picture at
reasonable prices, with all the latest improvements,
oc 17
EAVY WOOLEN GOODS, BLANK
ETS, DOMESTIC GOODS, ic —The subscri
bers invite the attention of Farmers, Planters and
their customers generally, to the large aud superb as
sortment of GOODS, for servants, laborers and fami
lies, just received All bought on the most favorable
terms aud to bt; sold as low by them as they can be
bought elsewhere, viz:
Heavy sheeps grey SATINETS and TWEEDS
Heavy dark mixed SATINETS
Stout Kerseys and copperas LINSEYS, for out hand
Stout and medium plaid andplain LINSEYS
American and English white BLANKETS
Heavy colored BLANKETS, very cheap
Plaid Cotton DOMESTICS and GINGHAMS
Best Cotton SHEETINGS and SHIRTINGS
Blenched Cotton SHEETINGS, Pillow COTTON and
SHIRTINGS
LINEN GOODS ia great variety, of best makes and
lowest prices
And all other GOODS for servants and general fami
ly use.
They have also a large and tine stock of black and
fancy CLOTHS for geutlemen; bluck and fancy CAS
SIMERES.
Fancy CASSIMERES andPLAIDS for Boys, Si-
Fancy TWEEDS, JEANS. See.—with a general as
sortment of GOODS for nieaaud boys. They invite
the attention of buyers.
T. It. PRICE CO.,
se 18—2aw3\v&. w No. 89 Slain st.
VALUABLE DISCO VERY—One
that has long been sought after, viz : a CHEMI
CAL LIQUID SOLDER, for mending broken china,
glass or earthenware of every description. This in
valuable cement (specimens of its skill may be seen
at our store) shouid be in possession; of every house
keeper. The directions on each phial are simple,
and when correctly followed, the performer never
fails in restoring the article to be joined to its wonted
strength. For sale by
R. R. DUVAL Sc BRO., Druggists,
oc 15 199 Bank Square.
r pHE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE,
A FRANKLIN STREET, JUST BELOW THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL—Doctor PLUME it CO
are still dispensing the blessings of their skill in the
treatment aud cure of all delicate diseases at this old
institution.
People in the country, when visiting the city, are
very particularly invited to call. (No charge for con
sultation.) Much attention is given to female disor
ders.
Doctor P. 5i Co. are the makers and sola venders of
the CHEMICAL EXTRACT OK FRENCH FLOW
ERS, which has stood the test of time, and which is
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 B A. M., till 9 P. 61.
aii s—d.Vwts Richmond. Va.
VIOST VALUABLE lENfcdlEN'i li\
JI MARSHALL PLACE, FOR SALE.—We are
authorized to sell the middle tenement in Marshall
Place.
This property is so we"! known and so highly ap
preciated, that a description U deemed unnecessary.
Terms accommodating. Anply to
GODDIN i AI'PERSON,
oc 11—ts Auctioneers.
HPHE BUILDERS' COMPANION, con
A taining the elements of building, surveying and
architecture, with practical rules and instructions con
nected with the subject—price $1
The Cabinet Makers' Companion—-7.5c
The Painters' Companion—7sc
The Paper Hangers' Companion—7~c
The Turners' Companion—7sc
The Assayers' Guide —75c
Treatise on a Box of Instruments —Si
The Locomotive Engine, by Colburn—lie
All neatly bound in muslin—for sale by
LEWIS L. SMITH, Bookseller,
oc 13 3t Opposite American Hotel.
ASON'S LEATHER PRESEKVA^
TIVE for the preservation of ali kinds of leath
er, particularly for Hose, Carriage and Harness Leath
ers, Boots anil Shoes, &c.
A new article with directions for use, just received
aud for sale by
PI'RCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
oc 14 92 Main street, cor. 14th.
VERCOATS, Ac., at No. 102 Main St.
KEEN, CHILES BALDWIN have ip store,
of their own make, a very large Stock ot Overcoats',
from the lowest grades or" Petersham to the finest
grade of Caster Beaver. Call soon, at No. lOJMain
street. oc I*>
M" ITC HELL'S PATENT CANDLES,
IN FANCY BOXES.—Mitchell's Pateut Can
dles in half boxes of 15 pounds; Adamantine Candles;
.lacksou's Tallow Candles, in half boxes of 21 pounds,
for sale by WILLIAM EGGLESTON.
oc 1"
ELF-HEATING IRONS. — Sail Irons,
detached handles, Bo\ Sad Irons with heaters.
Furnaces, Watiie irons. Grid Irons, Trivetts, kc. —
V oc?4° b> ZIMMERMAN.
W. RAIT S PATENT GOLD PEN.
• A fresh supply of the above inimitable Pea,
inst received by the onlv agents for Richmond.
jiut receive j . OKNNET k JAMES,
oc B—6m Eagle Square.
Superior family flour—Made
of pure White Wheat of the celebrated "Genito
Brand. A consignment for sale by
oc 17 J-J.frr>>.
ri\ CASES OF CLOCKS, of ever}
•J* * style and pattern, ja«t received and for sale
bj oc 14 3t ALEX. NOTT 1 CO.
•]Ti HMDS, prime Bacon SIDES, part
04 without bacuboue, lauding per steamer, for
*"1* iH JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
I>RESH ROLL B U TTE R.—Just re-
X ceived, a lot of line roll BLTTER, lor by
HLLST i. KINO,
oc jg Franklin street. First Market.
J~ IST received a lurse assortment of
Carded and Table CUTLERY.
oc M-Bt A I,EX. NOTT k CO.
S NEED'S Superfir.o Family, Extra and
(ice FLOt'R, (or sale !>y '
oc 18 JOHN 11. CLAIBORNE.
7! If I SACKS Liverpool fine SALT, re
i 1/eeiTiag a;;rf for sale by
oclC WILLIAMS*. BROTHER.
■ | w WiBLS. N. E. RUM in store and
oclß lur<wJeb - v WILLIAMS it BROTHKR.
fCORICE. "Ynurritt" brand, for aale by
j DAVENPORT, ALLEN t CO.,
xi AfntH* f« tko ut*aafa«tm'(.
RICHMOND, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER fcf; 1853
DENTISTRY.
r |THE eomtort with which AK'IIiICIAJL
A TEETH are now worn, and fheir filling all the
purposes for which they are inserted, is calculated to
render many persons, too iudifferent to the diseased
condition ot tneir months, and consequent loss of the
natural teeth, under the consolation, when the teeth
are gone, they can be replaced by prettier ones than
those nature had furnished.
To all such I would say, that Artificial Teeth are
well enough after the natural teeth are lost; but
that should be the last resort, as the mouth can be
made healthy and kept so through a long life, by ju
dicious Dental operations on the natural teeth aud
gums, with far less inconvenience, pain or expense to
patients.
R. D. ADDINGTON, (Graduate) Dentist
au 25 Office one door from 10th on Main street.
A RTIFICTAL TEETH—GREATXND
A IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT.-Theunder-
Signed have purchased the right to use Dr. ALLEN'S
PATENT IMPROVEMENT in the mode of
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 supenor to gold in purity, and in the complete
union ot all the teeth by a silicious compound, which
at the same time forms the most beautiful aad natu
nil looking gum, and filling up all crevices and irregu
larities, aud rendering it impossible for the teeth to
become unpleasant to the wearer by the accumula
tion of particles of food er other substances between
them. No other mode of mounting artificial teeth is
comparable to this in any respect.
Persons wearing teeth (inserted in the ordinary
way, Bad not giving satisfaction.) are invited to try
this invention, which they can do at but little addi
tional cost.
We shall be pleased to showspecimensgf this kind
of work to any persons who will call at our office,
whether they want artificial teeth or not.
WAYT 4t MAHONY, Dentists,
tny 17—dScwts Office. 2f)9 Main street
HPALAVERA for sale or rent.—
This desirable residence, situated about one mile
\V est of Richmond, is for sale privately—and if not
disposed o£ will be rented for the ensuing year. The
tract contains about twenty-eight acres of good land,
axid is admirably suited for the purposes of a MAR
KE T GARDEN. The dwel!ing-hou«e, (containing 8
rooms,) and other building*, are in good repair, and
excellent water on the premises
Apply to Mrs. E. i'.l alley, corner of Franklin and
4th streets, or to Dr. \V. Gibbon Carter, at his office,
corner ot Marshall street and Brooke Avenue,
oc 17—tf
NEW YORK LIFE INS UR AN cT.
COMPANY.—Great prosperity continues to at
tend the business of this company. "The las! quarter's
report ol its transactions has just come to hand.
Daring the 3 mouths up to the Ist inst., 121 new
Policies have been issued, the premiums ou which,
including premiums on all renewals,
amount to §82 449 26
Losses paid during the same time on 12Poli- '
cies, amount to 23 £*70 14
Leaves this snm added to previous a55et5..5.39,479 12
Total amount of the present ac
cumulated assets is $736,175 07
For Insurance, call at the Baptist Book Depository.
No. 20S Main street.
oc 17 CiIAS. WORTHAM. Agent.
subscriber has just received irom
A 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 most fashionable style.—
He begs a share of public patronage. Examine ior
yourself.
READY MADE CLOTHING of every quality,
Richmond manufacture, as cheap as at any other
house ia the city.
Gentlemen's FURNISHING GOODS in great va
riety. W\ H. BENSON,
se IS 110 Main st.
EMBROIDERIES.—We have
-1- now in Store a fifj «* assortment of Needle-wrought
Goods, recently purchased in the New York market,
by one of the firm, at very low rates, and we offer
them to our customers at correspondingly low prices.
They consist in part of Collars, Chemizettes, Haud
kercbiefs. Under-Sleeves, Flouncings, Lc. Call early
and examine the assortment.
WILLCOX k BETTS,
oc I Eagle Sqa are
77 linn FEET Michigan White
4 i PINE BOARDS andPLANK,
68,00(1 feet Canada do.,
45.000 do. 1 inch BUTTON WOOD,
27.000 do. 1 WHITE WOOD—very wid?,
20,000 do 2, 3 and 4 inch ASH,
15,000 do. HICKORY,
5,000 do. BLACK WALNUT,
Landing this day frouischrs. Louisa and Wm. P.
Williams, forfait) on accommodating terms by
oc 4 BELVIN 1 PARKER.
T\TEW. ENTERTAINING AND USE
FUL BOOKS.—KNOWLES i WALFORD
are receiving a large supply of the above at their
BOOKSTORE, corner of Mainand 11th streets.
Their stock of PAPERS, INKS, GOLD and STEEL
PENS, ENVELOPES, PORTFOLIOS, MEMO
RANDUM BOOKS, Sic. &.C., comprises a great va
riety, from the best manufacturers, and can bs af
forded at the lowest market prices. oc 17—3t
GKEAT EXCITEMENT!—IMMENSE
SUCCESS!—MORE THAN 500 PERSONS IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND ALONE TESTIFY
TO THE REMARKABLE CURES PERFORMED
BY CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.—This great
spnng medicine and purifyer of the blood is now
used by hundreds of grateful patients, who testify
daily to the remarkable cures performed by the
greatest of all medicines, CARTER'S SPANISH
MIXTURE. Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Erup
tions in the Skin, Liver Disease, Fevers, Ulcers. Old
Sores, Affections of the Kidneys, Diseases of the
Throat, Female Complaints, pains and aching of thfc
bonea and joints, are speedily put to Slight by using
this great and inestimable remedy.
For all diseases ol the blood, and as a spring and
summer medicine, nothing has yet been found to
compare with it. It cleanses rhe system of all impu
rities, acts gently and efficiently on the liver and kid
neys, strengthens the digestion, gives tone to the
stomach, makes tha skin clear and healthy, and re
stores the constitution, enfeebled by disease orbrokec
down by excesses in youth, to its pristine vigor and
strength.
For the ladie?, it is incomparably better than all t
cosmetics overused. A few doses of Carters Spanis
Mixture wiil remove all sallowness of complexion
bring the roses mantling to the cheek, give elasticity
to the step and improve the general health in a se
maskable degree, beyond ail the medicines ever
heard of.
The large number of certificates of remarkable
cures performed on persons residing in our own city
by the use of Carter's Spanish Mixture, is the best
evidence that there is no humbug about it. The
firess. hotel keepers, magistrates, physicians an.-! puts
ic men, well known to the community, all add their
testimonv to the wonderful effects of this GREAT
BLOOD "PURIFYER.
C«.ll and see a few out of the hundreds of certifi
cates around the bottle.
Noue genuine unless signed
BENNETT &. BEERS, Druggists,
No. 125 Main street, Richmond.
Soldby all Druggists in this city and elsewhere
Price >1 per bottje, or six bottles for $5. ap 1
RO. RASKINS, SHIP CHANDLEK,
•GROCER AND COMMISSION MER
CHANT, at his new house, opposite the old stand of
Haskins &. Libby, aud in front of the Steamboat
Lauding, where may be'found a general assortment
of all articles in his line." viz:
Cordage, Hemp and Manilla, t
Blocks, Patent Roller Friction; Bushed nn.l Com
mon Twine; Sail Needles, Hooks and Thimbles; Ma
rine Spikes, Caulking Irons, Can Hooks, Box Hooks,
Hand Spikes, Wood Saws, and various articles in the
Ship Chandlery Line.
GROCERIES.—Sugar. CoUee, Tea, Suap, Candles,
Butter, Lard. Molasses, icc.
BEEF.—Mess. Prime and No. 1; Mess and Prime
Pork.
BACON, Dried Beef, Smoked Tongues, ic.
PAINTS.—White and Black Lead; Paris, Chrome
and Verdigris Green, Vermillion, Chroma Yellow,
Spanish Brown, Paint Oil Varnish.
Sperm and Solar Oil; Fish Oil, Tar, Pitch, Rosin,
Spirits Turpeutine, kc.
Crockery, for ship use.
Buckets, Brooms, he. oc 7
A DIE & GRAY, DRUGGISTS, 147
ii. Main street, hare in store, and arn receiving,
Ittrse additions to their stock of' DRt'fiS, MEDI
CINES, SURGEON'S INSTRUMENTS, PAINTS,
OILS, DYES. WINDOW GLASS and FANCY Aft-
TICLE3, which they offer for sale on the nio.l favo
rable terms to cash and punctual dealer*.
pEMENT, or "LIQUID SOLDER," for
V-' mending broken Glass, China and Enrth-nware
of all description. All articles joined with this Ce
ment become firm and ready for use in two minutes
after being joined. It will not dw&gure or leave anj
stain upon ih» Hint delicate substance. and by its pt -
culiar teuacity, it resist* the action o!' hot water tit
acid*. For sale, wholesale or retail, bv
R. R. DUVAL i fiRO.,
oc 3 Druigists, 199 Main streot.
tiOCKBRIDGE ALUM WATER.—A
X« small iupplv just to hand this day, from the
Spring direct. We expect to receive weekly, here
ulter. Terma cash, or city acceptance. Sou ouly by
BENNETT fe BEERS,
rcli AgenU for the Rockbridge Alum Springs
C WOOF'S FAMILY AND SUPERFINE
O FLOUR for sale by K. H. SKINKKK,
CC 17 Carr St.
KI I SIDES beftTy Wiu LEATIIKK ta
OU «..... —« ( 'l cs „
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 19, 186*
THE FOREKiN NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC.
Private letters received by the Atlantic are in
definite with regard to the Eastern question.
They mention rumors of the Sultan having de
clared war. and of an actual commencement ofhos
tilities, but nothing certain was known. When the
Atlantic sailed breadstuffs had taken a decided up
ward turn, and the impression prevailed they
would further advance. The very latest accounts
from Constantinople are certainly warlike, but
many had hopes that the calamity would eventual
ly be arrested.
Relative to the despatch received from Vienna,
published by us on Monday, the London Globe
ssys:
"In publishing the foregoing important intelli
gence, we would merely state that although our
own information does not authorize us to corrobo
rate the main fact of a declaration of war, it is of a
nature to warrant us in placing every credit in the
statement. That the Sultan had, on the 27th, con
voked a grand council, consisting of one hundred
p.ad twenty of the principal ministers, counsellors,
pat-has and others: that the question of peace and
war was submitted to them by him. and that they
had decided in favor ot the latter alternative—all
this is beyond a doubt. Such being the case, our
readers will see that all the probabilities are in fu
ror of the correctness of the main feature of the in
telligence."
Other accounts inform us that at the Grand
Council despatches from Omer i'acha were read,
urgently counselling war before the winter should
set in.
It was further stated that Prince Gortschak iff
was moving troops as if he intended to cross the
Danube for the purpose of attacking the Turkish
position at Roustchouk.
It will be perceived by the following correspon
dence dated Olmutz, Sept iff. chat peace was then
expected.
Ihe conferences between the two Powers have
nded. The Emperor Nicholas and Count Nesselrode
have given to the Emperor of Austria and Count
Buol Schauenstcin the most positive assurances
that there is now a lid henceforth no question of
any isolated action on the part ot Russia with a
view to the subvert ion of the Ottoman F.mpire,
and that the sole object of the Emperor Nicholas is
to terminate the entire affair with honor, and put an
end to the suspense in the European money mar
ket as quickly as possible. For this purpose it is
the anxious joint desire of the Cabinets of Vienna
and St. Petersburg, that, with the concurrence of
the governments of England, France and Prussia,
collective action of the Vienna conference should
be renewed, and that its result should be a formula
of assurance so perfectly satisfactory to the Porte
as to hold forth every prospect of acceptance.
The question is therefore regarded as substan
tially terminated, and henceforth involving only a
lew forms, which we may safely leave to the tact of
the diplomatists, unless the Moslem fanaticism
which Russia has so incautiously evoked, should in
terpose a barrier. These assurances will take
place with a view to enable Russia to accomplish,
without humiliation, the wished for point of the
evacuatiouofthe Principalities, but will involve, on
the i art of the five powers, no technical guarantee
to Turkey beyond what already exists in tne treaty
of 1841. and which, in fact, (says the writer,) would
be superfluous.
This, i: will be seen, transpired previous to the
reception of the war news. On Mouday, the 3d
inst., the ministers in London, constituting a ma
jority of the British Cabinet, held a long conference
on the position of Eastern affairs. The intelligence,
which was the immediate occasion of the meeting,
was that on Sept. 2G, a week later than last letters,
the Grand Council, a body consisting of about 140
magnates ofthe Tnrki-h empire, had recommended
the Sultan to ma!ie a declaration of war. Theforce
of that recommondation, and the probability of the
Sultan acting upon it, as well as the particulars ot
the proceeding ascribed to the Grand Council, must
remain a matter of conjecture until the arrival of
more definite information, which was hourly look
ed for, by the route ot Marseilles.
We find in the papers the following summary,
which possesses considerable interest:
By the way of Belgium comes a statement, for
which the public were not unprepared, to the effect
that the French cabinet had at last expressed, in
strong terms, its surprise at the irresolute conduct
of the British ministry with regard to the affairs of
Turkey.
It was openly asserted that the French govern
ment considered that France had been duped by
Austria, outwitted by Russia, and unskilfully led by
Lord Aberdeen.
The Minister of War was said to have issued or
ders of a nature to convey the impression that
France must be ready for every emergency.
A Toulon paper confirms this by sta'ing that all
officers and soldiers on leave in that city are order
ed to join their respective corps immediately.
THE LATEST DESPATCHES.
Paris. Oct. a—6 P. M.
The Co**titutionnel states that the cabinets of
London and Paris have sent special couriers with
important despatches to St. Petersburg. They will
reach that city on the 6th inst.
Alter various fluctuations the exchange closed
with a rise. The Three per Cents closed at 75f.
2<>c. for the end of the month, and the Fout-and-a-
Ualf per Cents at 100f. 90c.
The A**emblee Na ionals announces that the Vien
na Conference between the representatives of Aus
tria. Prussia, France and England, is to be resum
ed. I'uerc U a prospect of a speedy and desirable
settlement of exi ting difficulties.
St. Petersburg. Sept. 24,1350.
The fleet haa been ordered back to Cronstadt,
there to remain at the disposal of the government.
Vienna, Oct. 2.
The semi-official Austrian Corritpondcnz states
that a "new scheme of adjustment has been agreed
on at Olmutr, and will be forthwith offered for ac
ceptance to the Porte."
The Bourse yesterday exhibited a marked im
provement; —Metallique*; 92; Northerns. 223.
When the conferences proper, to which Russia
and Austria were parties, had terminated, a council
of ministers was he!d, to which the ambassadors
were invited. It is said to hare been hero that
Lord Westmoreland made his proposition of a col
lective declaration, which has been accepted.
Berlin, Oct. 2-
The King of Prussia quitted Berlin this (Sunday)
evening, to meet the Czar at Warsaw, with two
aides-de-camp.
The Russian Baltic fleet has received orders to
put into Cror.stadt and be laid up in ordinary, in
consequence of the prevalent stormy weather.
Constantinople, Sept. 22.
The rejection of the Turkish amendments by Rus
sia is now generally known, but no disturbances
have taken place.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
J. B. Gough was lecturing at Exeter Iftdl, Lon-
Lord Anderson, a Scottish judge, died suddenly
of fever, at Dover, 28th ult.
The Karl ofCarlihie (Lord Morpeth) was recov
ering from an attack of small pox, at Smyrna.
M. Aragodied at Pari*, Sunday, 2d, at So clock
in the evening. . ,
The Mmilcur publishes the convention, conclu
ded 30th'June last, between France and Mexico, for
pajuuent of the debts dueto French subjects.
Accounts via Constantinople mention t.'ht rae
Russians were preparingto attack < ircassia, with
a large force, and that two envoys from fcchamyl
had arrived at Constantinople to demand i miner
as.-i-tance from the Porte. , .
France remained Ftill at peace internaUr, and
thesupply of food bad become more plen.itul and
easy. The Emperor aud Empress had returned to
Paris from their northern tour. It is said that the
empire is warned by its ruler to be rem.j for any
emergency, ... , , .
A revolt had occurred at Cevita »eecbtn, in Ita
ly. where Cardinal Antimelli had topermi. the gov
ernment system of rule to afcoinniouate itselt to
the popular will. The case of ( unrmigbtuoe
continued to attract attention iu Tu-cany ani the
United Kingdom, but the lrfdy remained lu pri
son. ...
The news from Madrid no spceia. in
terest.
O-j Saturday Uu-t, a gentleman in Alexandria
found a puckaje containing over tl.r< • thou-i.nd
dollars, and ad ver'iwd it in the Gctrttt, w ' err
upon thi.i owner appeared and retired the money.
She was a widow lady, with fireamatt
who wa is passing through Alexandria, oo a J
We*.
PRICE ONE CENT
Ciba* Arraimsrndor the bead of "Talk . n
"Change," *e * York HtnU of Monday ha. the
follow ing. \V n give it for what It is worth •
A gentleman, reputed to be ported in Cuban af
fairs, alluded to the correspondence of > L
the Wert India Islands. in Uich tt w„*.£ShS
important negotiations were on foot, to which I n .
land. France, Spain, and the United were aH
partiec. Furtherparticulars were expected bv the
Black Warrior, the substance of which murht be
given to the public.
Desperate Yorwr. Man.—On Sunday lart, an
inquest was held in New York on the body of Jos
Nowitzky, aged 18, a Polander by birth, who shot
himself through the head with a pistol. The ex
traordinary feature in this case is that the despe
rate act was caused by a hopeless love attachment
to Mrs. Sarah Nowitzky, his brother's wife! He
had on several occasions made improper advances
towards her, and on Saturday, she repulsed him
with blows, subsequently ihformiug her husband
of his conduct. On Sunday morning Mr. Nowitz*
ky ordered the deceased from the house; he did
not go immediately, and while they were taking
breakfast they heard the discharge of a pistol, and
on going up stairs saw the deceased bleeding on
the floor, he having shot himself through the head.
Shocking Affair i* Dinwiddik.—The Peter
burg Express, of Tuesday, has the following: '
We were informed at a late hour last evening of
the chief particulars of a tragical event, which is
said to have transpired yesterday morning in the
Court House of Dinwiddle county.
The parties concerned are cousins, of the names
of Thomas and Edward Louis.
It appears, that for some time past, Edward Louis
has been on terms ot too close intimacy with his
cousin Thomas's wife. The jealousy of Thomas
was doubtlessly excited in consequence. The par
ties met yesterday morning in the county Coart
House, and after some harsh words on the subject,
Thomas drew a pistol and shot his cousin through
the right lung. A gentleman wholeft the neighbor
hood at 4 P. M., reports that Edward was in a dy
ing condition.
Petersburg.—We learn from the Express that
the bark Hebron arrived at City Point on Monday
with a cargo of iron, from Newport, Wales, con
signed to James Dunlop and Uriah Wells.
We copy the following touching narration from
the Southside Democrat.
Artless Simplicity.—A certain little boy of this
city who recently lost his father, found himself de
barred thereby, trom attending school, as formerly,
and in the fullness of his faith,he detet mined to seek
the wherewithal, at that footstool to which he had
dobutless been taught to look for other and higher
blessings.
In the simplicity of bis heart hesatdownand
gravely wrote a letter to his Redeemer, thinning,
perhaps, that so formal a mode of preferring his
request would meet with greater attention. What
was the surprise of our worthy postmaster, Wm.
N. Friend, Esq., on discovering, among the contents
of his letter box one morning lately, a missive di
rected to "Jescs Christ"! Opening it, he read
the story of the boy's wants, and. with a noble kind
ness which we are not selfish enough to deprive our
readers of the pleasure or profit of hearing, he de
posited in an envelope the amount required and di
rected it to the young supplicant We have never
heard a story that in so short a compass contains
a more instructive and interesting lesson. It com
bines a singularly felicitous union ot fine illustra
tions of the great pillars of religion, Faith, Hope
and Charity, and we would not wish to know the
man who could hear this "plain unvarnished talc,' -
without feeling himself and his kind ennobled by the
recital. Such a man "would botanize o'er his mo
ther s grave."
Under the new arrangement, by which the con.
solidatiou of the Union line of Pittsburg and Cin
cinnati packets, has been effected, it is agreed that
any existing arrangement of the Union line with
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, shall be fulfilled
by the combined line, and that none of the parties
are to use any influence to the prejudice of the
business of said road, in favor of any other rail
poad. .
The Board of Directors ot the Wilmington ar.d
Raleigh Railroad at their regular meeting on Fri
day last, (says the Wilmington Journal,) declared
a dividend ot 4 per cent, from the earnings of the
Road for the last six months; and further ordered
a payment of thirty-five thousand dollars to be
made to the Literary Board on account of the
principal of the debt of the Road. The financial
condition of the Company is very favorable, and
sound in every particular.
Has Garrett been Arrested! —Contradictory
statements concerning the arrest of Garrett, the
murderer of Cumbie. who escaped from the jail at
Northampton, N. C., recently, have been published.
The I.ouisburg News, of Saturday, says :
We learn that Garrett who escaped from the jail
of Northampton, was arrested at Ryland's Station,
near Summit, on Tuesday night last.
The Ai.LEGiiA.Nr.—'The Alexandria Gazette of
yesterday says:
The U. S. steamer Alleghany, in tow of the U S.
steamer Engineer, dragged her slow length
and passed this place tor Washington yesterday
afternoon—the most naserable and costly abortion
of the kind, ever presented to the gaze of the pub
lic. She has been several days—how many exactly
we do not know —making her way up the Potomac
river.
Appointments.—We find the following in the
Washington Star of Monday :
Fisher Ames Hildreth has been appointed by the
President Postmaster at Lowell, Mass., vice Thos.
P. Goodhue, deceased.
Thos. J. Ford, of Chattanoga, Tenn . has been ap
pointed railroad route mail agent between Nash
ville and Chattanoga. Compensation S*<oo per
annum.
We learn from the Farmer'* Friend, that Samuel
Fox, of Greenbrier, who had been previously ar
rested for passing counterfeit money and bailed
voluntarily made his appearance before the Mon
roe Circuit Court last week, and was ageiti held to.
bail in the sum of §1000 for his appearance next
term.
Hezekiah Orville Gardner, (otherwise Awfu
Gardner,) hat been arrested in New York on a
charge ol biting off the ear of William Hastings
(otherwise Dublin Tricks,) aud admitted to bail in
the sum ot $1000.
Lewis McMaliati, arrested in Monro" county for
straling a slave woman an<l attempting to carry her
off to a free State, plead suilty last week, and was
•?nU'uced to two renrc in the penitentiary.
Robbing a Punting Office ! —Home graceleM.
fellow entered the office of the Vanarr't friend
while the editor wn< <u chvrci, and atole the «aid
editor's whip.
The New Yorkjpaper* of yesterday, published
Collector Br on sou's reply to Secretary Guthrie. 1
has not yet come to hand, but wo learn that it it
couched in very severe language.
More Candidates.—We observe communis
tions in the Knyvircr. suggesting the names of J as.
Hunter and Thorns* M. Bondurant, to the stock
holders ol the James Hirer and Kanawha Compa
ny, as suitable successors of Judge Mason
We notice a statement in the papers contradict
ia- the report that the Norwegian Colony in Potter
county, Pa., has been abandoned, and that Ole Bull
hus lost money by the enterpiUe.
TheMurtinsburg Rcpub&ui* announces that the
dL'ea.e which recently prevailod ia that town, baa
entirely abated.
Two Irishman got fighting at Ellsworth, Me., on
the oth instant, in which one of the combatants b«
oft the other's nose and swallowed iL While the
perpetrator of this act was on the way to the
Vp £e attempted t» cut his owu throat
THE DAILY PISPATPH
. CASU or ADVEETIgmSr
1 I ,a *® ltlo °-*• I MMf. 1 rnuft |< M
MaLICSAXT SICKKRSS AT FEU'S Fonrr.-Th»
Baltimore Patriot of Monday, hag the following :
"We have onr information from a relUbUan.
that a very malignant and fatal di«a*« u now ore
vailing on FeD'a Point, fine* it broke JSTiEI
ten or twelve deaths hare occurred, mostly Ger
man*, residing in Thamea street. There U a dif-~
£re nee of opinion among physicians regarding It
The appearance of the patients, in maov case# k
similar to that of yellow fever, and the conse
quences quite as fatal. The general impression
h ?*^' er - '*> that it is a very malignant condition
ot bilious.''
i A or t aa-fcraco.—(tone
John Chinamen, with characteristic genius, have
commenced the exhibition of puppet shows in th<»
greets of San Francisco. and are realizing consi
derable sums by the operation. The ahdws are
cpn?d U iT,^iv. Ute i r *f lng ' and can be ex-
™ mechanical execution. One scene repre
oZl'lT' T"*** they suur to«£ch
fiurilvE?. 6 ° throu 8 b J Tmriou « loving exercises;
in andHHp 0» p0e * ?" d a frightful dragon comes
l?av« If ° tt n tbe Wr °° e - Jobu murns and
effl« v mOD «« ,r . *nd draws with great
uort, his female Jonah from its mouth.
f«T'£T. ernor f ""I**" of Tennessee, communica-
State t0 tbe of that
. tnteou the.th mat. It occupies only three col
umns of the Nashville Banner. The WripL into
I*Ao4K j?!? durin ? the year amounted to
and the exoenditures to 61 °1S 387«—
I^^ P , Pr ° Pmy ' in thc *£ U valu^Tt
$186,600,129, being an average of lands of S3 84 per
acre, and of slaves at $347 25. Tbe public d St.
exclusive of current charges, and bonds issued on *
certoin companies, amount, to $5,746,8.-V9. to tnee
which the Stale has means amounting to nearlv
$5,000,000. A further extension ot the free ban/
ing system i> recommended and the favorable con
sideration ot the Legislature is invoked in behalf
of the projected P»lue Ridge, the Nashville and
Henderson, and the Tennessee rail roads. The es
tablishment of common schools and a rigid scrutiny
into the affairs of the several Banks in the State
are strongly urged, and agricultural and geological
survey of the State suggested by way of developing
its mineral resources.
Goon Swimmer.—lt w a very curious circum
stance that orie of the men, a Canadian, who wan
swept overboard from the Lady Elgin, in the face
of the gale on Thursday last, managed to (ret off his
clothes, and what is ."till morejwonderful, to swim
ashore. ile reached a raft at Carough, and re
iflained on it with only his shirt on, from between
9 and 10 o'clock until 5 next morn in?, when he was
found in an exhausted state.— Quebec (raittte.
We have recently heard of a fine sale of land
in Orange county, the property of Mrs. Coal
tes, of Chatham. A tract of some 1000 acrea
brought $30,001) —upon terms equivalent to cash —
The land is in the gold region aud contiguous to the
Liberty Mine, now owned and workedby and Lug
lish Company, one of whom was the purchaser of
the above land.—Fred. Neirtt.
Sale ok Geo. Law's Muskets.—lt is stated in
the New York Times that Geo. Law, Esq., ha-t ef
fected a sale of a very considerable portion of hU
muskets to the Turkish Government, to be used in
the war with Russia. They have not yet been sent,
but are to be shippad in course of a few days.
Or.r. Bull's Colony.—The difficulty about th»
title to the land in l'otter county, Pa., on which Ole
Lull had established his Norwegian colony, is lice
ly to result in an expensive suit at law. ft is said
that the soil is miserably poor, and that a large
number of the emigrant* gladly embraced the op
portunity to leave the location.
Deaths of Catholic Priests.—All Y the Catho
lic priests at Galveston, Texas, except two, it is
said, have been sick with the yellow fever. Four
died; one a native of Ireland, believed to be Mr.
Haggerty, another, a young man,a native of France,
a third, a German, and the fourth, Mr. O'Discoll, a
young man.
Asothtcr Refcsal to Convkt the Mail —
The Boston, Concord and Montreal Railroad Com
pany, it is said, have notified the Department that
on and after to-day, t.hey shall cea j e to carry the
mail, on the ground that the compensation is not
sufficient.
Prksentation ofthk Hale Medax..—The cer
emony of presenting a gold medal to Hon. John P.
Hale, for his efforts to abolish flogging in the Navy
in behalf of the crew of theU. 3. ship of ivarCier
mantown, tisok place on Thursday evening, at thu
Tremout Temple, Boston.
The Mayor of Georgetown advertises for propo
sals for rebuilding the causeway (between Analog
tan I'land and the Virginia shore.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY
AMERICAN' HOTEL.—Capt Levy and lady, V.
3 Navy; J 11 Jenninci-, Berkeley; John O Proctor,
Gerardstown, Ya; W H Foote, Romney; VV i
Warden, Ya; Jos Selden, U 8 Army; R T Berry,
Berkeley; A M Cummings and wife, Richmond; G
C Good wick, Powhatan; A C VYarrum, C De Laird,
Goochland; J S Ward, Wilmington; L W Fowler,
Va; G C Anderson, Philadelphia; I> Lock wood)
Norfolk; Mr Nichols and lady, C IJ, Vfoods, Mr*
Crawford, South Carolina; K K li»wley,J;lontgo
mcry; Richard Spencer, Conn; \V R Htlll Peters
burg.'; E P Scott, lady, child and 2 serrMitt, Miase*
Scott,Greensville; W T Joynes, Petersburg; Dr J
M Fleming, Goochland; H Harringtou, Baltimore;
J G Hall, Warrenton.
EXCHANGE HOTEL—L B Zimmerman, Balti
more; Ii M Waller, WilliamsbMa; Dr W Southall,
Sinithrield; Jas Selden, A F Crenshaw. Charles City;
Dr It S Apperson, New Kant; W H Woodward, Jdo
Crump, New Kent: R F Ward, JflLßonidin. Notto
way; R S Taylor, Portsmouth; J iSßiuisford, Cam
ber] and; J C Tinsley, Chariotte; Aotßeffries, Va; J
B Peryear, C H Pettis, Bbydton; Wni G Pettis, St
Louis; J H Hardin, CUrkrtille; D Aurer, Switiei
la/id; Mrs Wood aud son, SoflWk; L Timberlake,
Charlottesville; J W Ezzieston, Richmond; A W
Hubard, Pa; A E Burge. Petersburg; K H Coleman,
Ainelta; R VV J Ansou, Petersburg; J R, Jones,
Brunswick; Mrs Dorsey, Mobile; Miss A Watkins,
Petersburg; J H Marshall and lady. Mobile; Mr and
Mrs Voorhees, New York; Aiex'Campbell, E T Tay
lor, Miss Taylor, Georgia; W J Slinxlaud and lady.
New York; j M ShackTeford and lady, Charleston, 3
C; Mi<* Yale, do; WW Shackleford and lady, Miss
Uennirg, Georgetown; O Fitzsimmons and lady, M'S
Fitzsimmons, Mrs Heliick, Sooth Carolina; M J Kol
lin.«. Warrcncon; M A Baldwin, II McDougal, Mont
sro-Jiery; Mrs Stith, Baltimore; J A Marshall. Vs; Got
Dnval Texas; S F Adie, ladv, 2 children and servant,
Richmond; M K Crenshaw, Cha lei City; H B Jones
New Kent.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.—J J Parker, Surm J If
Harris, Pc» iiatan: K M Roweli, Sorry: C Livtiiy *
W:!lia>n»bnrj; H K Borum, Nottoway, J C Foster,
Ame!ts; Wm P Mexey, Powhatan; T II Funna, Not
toway; J II Bethell, Danville; T C Palmer, Charlutu-i
T Cheatham and ladv. LuneuburgjT Coleman, Miss
M C Coleman. Danville; M H Tredwav, Drake'*
Branch; G B Bariuarett, A B Lightner, Arkansas; VV
II Hopkins, Louis* W Swoope, Aosusta; VV S Fow
ler, Louisa: J G Saunders, Green; J S Saunders, Char
lotte: J B Rogers and lady, Albemarle: R O Pool, S 8
R R; J B Tunstall, N Bagby, Va; L B Snellinga, Ches
terfield; Dr C May. Lunenburg: Wm Turner. Hano
ver, P L Garrett, Buckingham; VV m J Bragg, Vs; R
M Field, Lebanon; R C Strange, Palmyra; Mrs Da
vidson and son. Lexington; S AI via. Goochland; John
VV 'CcusiiJa, Petersburg; Thomas Cord. Goochland,
P J Garrett, Buckingham, J C Owen, Chesterfield
CITY HOTEL.—B Spratlev, Portsmouth; M tab*.
Charlotte; J N Talley, Va C fc R; * A Vouafc N C;
Mai Fisher and ladv, Ala; L C Fisher, doj DBailev,
Charlotte; L H Claggett, steamer BeMdere; S VV
McAuley, Washington; VVui J Yuuui. Coal Pitts; G
A tfulip-. F S Bui.ps, CharlesCitvt J If Spratt, Ckat
tertield; C E Rogers and ladr, O VV VV ijua, L 0 An
derson/ 8C; J P Moss, Ga; L R J.ekson, galtimorn
VV N Wrenn, Morgantowt; R N Pope, d«* J"*".*'
Cromily, N Y; N B Pimtiss, N Cj DrPhilipaand lady.
Northampton.
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