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I.4TEST MAIL NEWS.
INTELLIGENCE FROM CANTON-ONE THOU.
SAND LIVES LOST.
Niw Yo»k. Sept ?>.—Tho Herald'* special pni •
r <nipnn<*PQt at Sun Franri«v> *-yg that the clipper
Meimaid arrised on the morning of th« IRrh lil 35
days from Hong Kong, hut bring* oo pipers, hav
ing com* under aealed order* ; but «he bring*
information that all th«* foreign merchant* bad been
compelled to lfaT» Canton, and hat! gone on board
the men of war; alan, that two ship* bound to
California had been I oat ia the China seas with 1000
litres.
A French officer of high rank came passenger
from R tnbay. anl immediately look jmsssgf in »
»'earner for New York, suppo* d to be on important
bu> new
THE VERMONT ELECTION.
Koctqr. Sept. M.—Senator nay* that the Ad
ministration ha» not carried a tingle county or h
Senator in Vermont—that they will not hare rnorr
than thirty members ou< of two hundred and thirty.
RESIGNATION OF ELISHA WHITTLESEY.
rHrt.AD*LPHT*, Sept P.—ft is asserted here that
the venerable Ktisha Whittlesey, First Comptroller
of the Treasury at Washington, has tendered his
resignation. He takes to heart the removal of a
lav >rate elerfe. and complaint of interference with
his duties by the Secretary of the Treasury.
RESIGNATION OF THE CANADIAN MINIS
TRY.
UUKBKC, Sept. B.—The House has been engaged
until this morning oi. ihe breach of privilege case
Notice was given of a motion, today, to declare
B vol's election null and void. Three divisions o!
the question resulted against the ministry and scry
resigned Allan McNab, the Conservative leader,
has been sent lorto lo'm a new ministry.
TRAVEL TO CALIFORNIA.
NkwYoiik, Sept. 9—The California Lines have
advanced tbr-ir rat' - * of passage to one hundred
dollars, r.nd agreed to run alternate weeks giving
weekly boats.
LATER FROM CUBA.
New York. Sept. 9.—Port in Cuba, is to be
closed on the Ist of September. There is great
excitement there on account of the slave trade.
DEATH Oi A RAILROAD SUPERINTENDENT
Elizabeth-town, N J Sept. 9.— Capt. Pegram
Superintendent of the New J»rsey Central Railroad
died this morning of consumption. Deserved with
distinction In the Florida war.
Fibs in New York.—The hardware store <|
T iomas Douglass, No. 5 Piatt street, New York,
caigbt tire on Friday morning. The stock was val.
u ;d at from 8>K),000 to $90 000, and was insured to
t e amount of $A 5,000. The fire did little damagf ;
tho loss was almost entirely by water.
A Family Burned to Death I—On Tuesday
nijjhtlast, tbe house ol Mr. Baldwin, at Moriah,
Ernex county, New York, was burned down, and
himself, wife and four' children were burned to
death.
Wheat and Flour in California.—The San
Francisco correspondent ol tbe Journal of Com
merce writes as follows, under date of Aug. Hi.
N■ w wheat is now S'-lliog at 2 J-2 to 3 cents per
pound for perfect samples; though a very large
amount of the crop has been injured by smut, ami
it U not improbable that considerable shipments o!
inferior wheat will be sent to New York this Fall, as
our infant mills lack proper smut machines, and
we Ci»n well afford to ship off a hundred thousand
bushels of smutty wheat, and fake in its place
twenty thousand barrels of Gallego and liaxall
Hour.
Domestic flour of good quality, in 50 pound sacks,
(rotn new wheat, is now selling at the rate of
per bbl.—as to quality.
Chili flour §<> to ?7, old but sound, while Gallego
and liaxall are held by a far parties, and bakers
are so far prejudiced in their favor, as to be willine
this day to pay $llasl2 per barrel for these choice
brands of Richmond flour. We should not be at all
surprised to see Richmond flour ad vance to Simper
barrel this fall, while domestic may only advance
to §10 per bbl.
New York, Sept. B.—The Kvenlng Post reite
rates its statements relative to the movements and
intentions of Gen. Alvarez and his friends against
the present government of Mexico.
It states that 83,000 000 have been furnished by
parties in California, and names the following ves
sels as having been purchased here: The steamer
Benjamin Franklin, formerly running from New
York to New Orleans, the bark Augusta, Sec.
The steamer Franklin has been filtered and
pierced for ten guns. The barque has already re
ceived her armament, and lays off the battery
The Franklin has eighty men, and her coal and
powder on board. The crews are Americans,
bound for one year, and ihe engineers two years.
The steamer Santa Anna Is nearly ready to sail
for VeraCruz. and is valued at $200,000. Several
Americau gentlemen of high standing are known
to be Interested in Alvarez's attempt to revolution
ize Mexico.
TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER —THREE HUNDRED
PERSONS DECAPITATED!
The New York Express copies from the Friend of
China, of July 1, the following priticu!ars relative
to the insurrection around Canton. There is no men
tion here of the ruinor, given in our summary of Cal
ifornia news, that Canton had surrendered to the In
surgents.
The disturbed districts are between tha Bogne
Forts, at the mouth of the Canton River, and the
city. The large town of Toon-koon is in possession
of the rebels, and there were minors teat Canton
wou'd he invested, athcugh Ihe foreign residents ei
prassed a good deal of confidence in their position.
The GoTsrnor-GeDuial had decapitated 300 persons
within the previous fortnight, with a vlow to terrify
the insurgents.
The barks Hygeia snd Topaz were wrecked on the
Prata Shoals, ard 400 passengers still remained there.
The Friend of China severely censures (he commu
nity of Hong Kong for the tarainess with which they
furnished relief to the distressed vessels.
We notice that the U. S. brig Porpcise hed left fer
the Gr&tas. no doubt for the purpose cf afforcing as
sistance. There was no later news from Japan
EXECUTION OF A MURDERER.
Cincinnatl, Sept. 8 ■ —Francis Dick was executed
at Dayton to-day, fji thft murdarofhis mother-in
law and brother in-law. He L&j previous'}* crnfetsed
hit guilt
SALE OF EDDY, THE GREAT TROTTER —
KATE SAXTON.
New York, Sept. 9 -Grey Eddv, the celebrated
trotter whj won the purse of $3100 on the Union
Course, Long island, on Thtmd»y. has been sold to
M** Griffi'.h of Philadelphia, tor $5500.
M as Kate Sailon, the actress, who had a aeriotn
a tack of the cholera, is recovering and out of danger.
SAILING OF THE WASHINGTON.
New York Sept. 9.—The ateamer Wathington
Bailed te-day for Bremen and Southampton, taking
ua: 60 passengers and about $480,100 in apecie
Quebec Sept.7, 1854.—Parliament opened to-day,
and Mr Sicotti was elt ct> d Speaker by a vote ol 75
atnicst forty. The vote for Mr. Carter for Speaker
v. -.« 59 ► gainst 62.
Quebec, Sept. B.—The ministry having bsen de
feats on the Speakership, Mr Hinek* resigned to*
dty. and hit resignation w*s accepted. There hss
been do definite progress in the formation of* new
ministry.
Nr.w York, Sept. B.—Castle Garden If crowded to
ovrifl >w thi« evening, to witness the performance of
Orisi and Maiio, and t» see the famoui Mm. Coutt*.
who occupies a prominent seat every night. Thtre
is no doubt that th« 11 there fur the pu po"C of be:p
--i g to swell the audience.
Louisville, 7—The Hon Epliralm H. Fos
ter died at Niuhvitle last night. He was formerly U.
8 Senator, ftotn Tenue»*ee
Yellow fever it reportel at Lake Providence, La.
ItfD'ANAPoLia, Sept. B.—The Democratic State
Convention assembled at Indianapolis to day. It wa»
a-idres*ed by the Hon. M'.mn Douglass PueandJoe
Lane. lhe;r speecht* were well received.
Ex-Governor Davis, of Oregon, who resisted his
»4ice in oonieqaencs of *ickne*i in hi« family, be»
»/-rived In Washington.
THK MARKETS.
Nev: Yo*k, Sept 9—Hr-adslufTs improvio/t Sa'es
.' JOObbls Kl-iur $9 4la 10 for Slate; Southern ¥-'9 Oiia
It 12 per bbl.
XVheat qiiet—Mleiy 00 bushels Bont.h<!rn red at fl
t i wh te ®1 SHal 9U; Oeoessee, §1 17. Corn—sale*
' 40,000 bushel* mixed at 79i<0 cents; and choice yel
'<s,. 9Jeo»ts Bye US. Oat*s<i*s2 e«nt*
VinCoflee lOalflJj C'jtton dull at 1 decline.
* hiskey firmer and aales of bbl* at 41a42 conti.
Ixi.TiMoaK, Sept. 9.—Floar--The market la very
q«»t. Bu,xU toie, „? Howard f t. at f'J. City Millt
he d at *8 25i8 37.
«« *. L m" ' Ch *°«« to - d «T of 500 hblf Howard ft.
" »aieaof choice brands City MUlf
nf*}*£rZ b .' I? < "V! °! WhMt are fair. About
?f.!l 7 5 tl , * chale« for £juilj flour ] fWc
loixzwzuiiz 11 ' 114 " bi 7> *«'«&
.&'^^si& ff ™\ wlth of ww * «
V%i*hej firmer and onward Owing to nn advance
in hey Yark. hhd* are limkoH at 41 aad bbl* at
ucWIfW|«IIOI,
rat «en cokvbmtiok.
Syracuse, N. Y„ Sspt I—Tks Democrat* km
*»»• the action of la'* Convention eoely. Some
•%* thst if Proton Ring Abljah Mane and thalr
Htndsit not take att oaf >r a separate organisation,
a ticket mast hi made at the Aabarn Aati-Nehrask*
Convention. The Branded hoists tha ticket, but
*111 not own the Nebraska resolut.ons. Seymour la
p-rsonaily popular here.
Whig primary meetings were held in all wards yaa
•etday, a.id are said to hava worn a Knew-Nolhiog
aspect.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Indianapolis. Sept.B.—The Democrat ; c mass Con
vention held It-day wss larga aad enthusiastic Ad
dresses i»era made by H«o. S. A. Douglas, Hon. Geo.
c*lv»d * Joseph Lane, and were well re-
RICHMOND FEMALE IySTITUTE.
'pHE first «ession or this Institute will
R commaace on MONDAY, Oit. 2d, 1854. in the
editiie erected for the purpose, on 10th street, be
lween Marshall and Clay. The work has already ad
vanced sufficiently fa' to warrant tha assurance that
•It the P""of the building designed for school pur
peaes, will be ready before that ti ia. And, should
: j % J ID , ® a i'hing tbe other pans of ihe
boas'!, designed far boarders, suitable accommuda
t-ons wil b? Pr ivided elsewhere, s > as to occasion no
ne mventenceor extra expense to those who may
iesire to beard in the Inn.tote.
PItOMPT ATTENDANCE.
7< <> °f 'mpnrt'inrc to tt rry tchnlir to be prnenl the
fir*' any rap;if vri.l be received at «ny period of
ii« »e«ioB; but wh«u they enter late, there is an
inconvenience to the teacher, art«iag from the de
-augoment of classes and a still greater disadvan
'age to the scr.o.ar. from her want of acquiintanee
with the poitions of Ik o'kh already gone over.
1 VSTRUCTORB.
In the outlet of an In«ttute of this cbarac'er, ler
.ng to public confiderce, without having hsd
opportunity to earn a »epuratioD, it seems proper that
t,e Trus a's should give distinct inf jrmatioa regard
ing the teachers, into whr.se charge parents ar-s in
vitedto commit their daughter!.
Rev 15 \S!L MANLY, J* , President of the Insti
tute, is extensively knjwn is the Pastor for four
vears pa«t. of the Fir t Baptist Church iu this city.—
He! is a Mester ol Aiti of the Univ of Alabama; a
graduate of Princeton Theological Seminary, and has
had much familiarity with the operations of the
higher insiitut'ons of learning i Q our country His
undivided energies wi'i be given to the Institute, and
his attention will be directed not merely to ths
class-a which h» may h m«e!f instruct, but also to
the progress of every scholar, in every department
cf instruction from the highest 'o the lovreU.
Mr. R. F. Latham of Culpeper county, a Master
of Aris of the University of Virginia, resigned the
ehiirof Mathematics 4tc., in the Colambi n Ccllege,
'o accept the Professorship of Ancient Languages
and Physical Sciences in th's Institute. He brings to
his new position the experience of several years of
previout occupation &a ttaeher, and the warm recom
ujsndaticn of those with who*D Ue has been a',soci
atcd. The anipie and beautiful set of apparatus,
wh'.:h bas been procured, will lend him unusual fa
cilities for instruoiion. It is not surpassed, we pre
sume, for prsetical turpjs's ef illustration by the
»pp?ra'ns of any college in tha State.
M-s. Emma Holcomke, of thecelebra'ed Institute
of Mr. Bacon, at La Orange, Ga , and previously en
gaged as a teacher for a number of years in liocisi
ana, will take cbarge. of the higher English branches.
Miss Elizabeth Y r . ,V«lson of Norfolk, Va , was
engaged lor some time as assistant of jliss Robinsor,
in ner well known school in that city. Her atten
tion will also be devo:ed to the English branches.
M ss Jane C. Stanard has established a reputa
tion in this city by the school for young ladies, un
der her own management, whKh needs no com
ment She w'li give instruction iu Knglish studies.
Mademoistlle flfi.NA Chollet, a niece of f'rof.
Arnold Guyot of Harvard College, has enjoyed nuch
a position, both in French and American circles, as
to give her unusual advanUges. Sh« will instruct in
French aid German; and, as she wi 1 reside in the
lnstuu;e, every opportunity for acquiring an accu
rate pronunciation and resdy use of the French lan
guage will be afforded to the boarders. The system
of instruction will be practical, designed to lead the
pupils, even in the earl est stages of study, to use the
language readily, and so, to learn French somesvbat
ad a French child wou d leern it.
M. JosfPH Mich At. r>, a well known instructor in
Modern Languages, of this city, will gife lessons in
Spanish and Itnlitn.
Mr. John Dunderdai.e, Organist of St. Paul's and
Mimical Instructor in Mr. Iloit'i sche. 1 for some
y--ars has been selected to take charge of the Musi
cal Department, aid his long residence here, and
eminent success, preclude any necessity for remarks
He will bo assised by his daughter, Miss Emily
Dundehdale. She has just concluded a course of
musical training under thf celebrated Madame Se
guin, by whom she is highly commended as compe
tent to reflect honor both upon herself and her
teEcher.
Mits Sallie Sully enjoys the d- served reputation
of being an excellent performer and instructor on the
Harp and will give lesions on that instrument
Other musical teaclmra will be provided if neces
sary; or if parents pr« f• r any other Professors of Mu
sic. residing in tha city, their services can be ob
tained
Mrs. Emily Grucb, formerly of Richmond, and re
cently of the Valley Uniun" Seminary, Botetouit
Sprinjs, Va, will give instruction in Drawing, Paint
ing, Ornamental Needle Work, 4tc. Her skill in
the * branches, and her energy as a teacher, are am
ply attested
Mrs Georgianna Monroe, of Winchester, Va.,
has been selected as Matron. She has fi.led this im
portant position with great success in other schools,
such as Miss Englijh's, Georgetown, and Mr. Baker's
at. Winchester.
In tine, the purpose expressed In the outset of this
enlerprise has been steadily kept in view—to have
none but the very bes; teachers connected with the
Institu'e: and no pains nor expense has been spared,
that seemed necessary to attain this object. And, a«
the design was to obtain the bent teachers that could
be met with, from whatever quarter they might
come, it is a gr t.fying fact that so many of these are
from the South
DEPARTMEN) 8 OF INSTRUCTION.
The course of Btudy is extensive and liberal. It is de
signed to afford to young ladies opportunities for mer -
tal training correspot mug to those which young men
e j .y in cur best colleges; only such modificati ns
being introduced as the different, though not less re
sponsible sphere which a well educated woman must
occupy, se »ms to demand
fn the Preparatory Department, the usual English
studies will be pursued It is proposed that the more
aavanced clasiei of this Depattment may take th*
initiatory steps in learning French. This will give
them a great advantage when they coma to the mere
scientific study of the language.
In the Collegiate Department, which contemplates
a four years' course, the higher English branches
Will be prosecuted, together with the Sconces und
Ancient or Modern languages. To those who have
succ-ssfully completed this course—including at leas,
one other language. Ancient or Modern, besides Eng
lish—a Diploma w.li be given, at the Annual Com
mencement.
I n the Ornamental Department, Vocal Muaic will be
taught to ills whole kchool, as a part of the regular
c urse, and without any extra charge. It ia relied
upon as a yaluable coadjutor in promoting cheerful
■ ues«, good order and health
Instruction will be given ou the Organ, Harp, Pia
no ar.d Guitar; in Solo and Quartette Singing; and in
Drawing, Pai-.t n?, Ornamental Needlework, &c.
BOARDKhS IN THE INSTITUTE.
The young Sadies who board in the Institute will
be regorled a* members of the Tamil? of the Presi
dent, and will be exp -cted to conform to such re
strictions aud rules as seem required by this princip'e.
It is deemed unnecessary, therefore, to prescribe any
detailed ccde of regulations in regard to the conduct
of the boarders. They will be simply required to act
ai young ladiet.
1 hose who make the earliest application hare choice
of rooms Though they are all tuniished alike, there
may (till be tome preference between them. Young
ladles (or their parents for them) are deaired to
Chi o»e their room-matea, but where no selection ia
made, the President will assign them.
TERMS PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS.
(Half payable Oct. I, 1854; the remainder March 1,
1855.)
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
English Studiea $50 p<,
Fronch 10 CO
collegiate department.
English and Scientific Studies ... $50 00
Ancient and Modern Languages, each 20 00
~ , ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT,
Mafic— Piano, with uae of Instrument $70 00
Orjanorllarp 80 00
Guitar 60 00
Drawing, Painting, Embroidery, fcc.....520 to 50 00
, , boarding department.
Board, (fuel, light., &c., included) $300 00
W "£ l "« 20 00
IV No extra chrtrges. Pupil, provide Book, and
Stationery at their own expense. In ca.es of pro
tr?cted «icitnpi»B a deduction will b"9 made for ab
tenr.a.
f¥~ I'atipelet.contniniiißlhe Plan of tlie Institute
may be obtained at the Bookstores of Messrs Horrolfl
fc. Murray, Jamer Woodhouse, Chns. Wortbtm, Geo.
M. West, J. \V. Randolph, A. Morris, \V. A. Buttei.
aud Knowles it Walfoid.
tV'Applications for admission, or innairin. in
regard to other psrtiru'ars, may be a**dr"Med to Rev.
Bash. Manly, jr , President of the Institute, Rich
mond, Ya. j. b. JETER,
«* 11—dtl-loc President of the Trustee..
I EXPJSCI ED—A lot of very su
nerior Wnite Corn Meal, which will be sold in
»»»T.I [s>lll BUOWN fc SHOOK.
\f ACKEKEL—in hall and quarter bblu
*«id whtle and half kit». No*. 1 and 2, ju«t re
ceived, and for a*lt» by
*' $ WILLIAMS h. BROTHER.
tfIKE, UFJS AMD MAKIKE JJSBU
l RANCE.—The Richmond Fire Association »-#
aow prepared to i*sue policies of Insuranoo on th.
above description of risk, on as reasonable terms as
a jdniilarcomrsnj, and respectfully ask a share ot
t'ie patrnn«ge of the publie. Applications will be re
• -ived at the oßlce, No. 223, corner of Main and 9tb
s.reets, whore the offleers will cheerfully fnrni.h .11
Information that maybe required. All leases prompt.
I ? and liberally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, Preside.t.
Join H. Bosher, Secretary. mh 17
DALE'S HOIST/NO~MA(!i^EBr
MJ We are .genu for the sale of Mr. Jr« Htle's
HOIBTING MACHINES, and will furnish toe.u at
manufacturer's prlees, with or without the frame
Samples may b.faen at our store, on the Dook
LEE 4 CO.
■ HOUfE WANTED.—Wanted to
rent, ft availing How, at fasteither am
Manfcall, Clay or Leigh streets, between Ist ard 6 b
Hrnd, or opoa the »rrerts intersecting. b-low 2t.—
Rent not to aimed 9250. Any one having a bona*
to rent in the locality mentioned, will hear of a good
tenant by sddressiag "Bos 665," Richmond P- O.
ae 11—Iw _____
wanted-to house PAINTERH.
If \Vant< d imrned'ately, a oinb't of JOUR
NEYMEN PAINTERS. To good workmen, »*••-
dy job can be riven and the highest wages paid.—
*nply either by letter or p« ao>-al, to
McCONNOrhIE. WILSON k CO .
ae 11—3t* 2d and Bacll ata. P-t-rsbure.
WANTED—To hire or purchase, t»> live
f ▼ in the city, & firat rate CARRIAGE DRIVER;
one that alao understands working in a Vegetable
Garden i* preferted. App'y at thia c. rtioe.
«- ll—ta
\\T ANTED —By a middle-aged man who
tt writes a fair hand and a general knowledge ot
iccounts, a situation in a commi»sion or suctlnn atore.
or any similar employment Ha would endeavor to
make h'tnaelf useful to h ! a employer*, aa employment
being hit aole object
Address O. N., at this office. ae 9—ta
WANTED —Immediately, several stea-
T T dv handa to mska packing boxes. Arpjy to
EDWARD E. DC "LEY.
ae 9 19th at. between Main and Franklin.
\ATANTED —A n active white or colored
v f Man to act as porter. Applv to
BROOKS, BELL It CO ,
ae 9—ta 17 Pearl afreet.
\\T ANTED—Board for a Gentleman and
I v lady iu a private family, within ten minutes'
walk cf the Petersburg Railroad Depot. For par
ticulars addrers "A. B. C through Poat Office.
ae 9—3t
\J\TANTED —A Young Lady of industri
v v <>ui habits and of s"od character, to take
charge of a Mantua Making Establishment, at Lex
ington, Va. She wilt be required to cut out. fit and
make dresses comolete, and conduct the business in
all its branches. Liberal wages will be given. Im
mediate application is requested.
Address the undersigned at Lexiniton, Va.
se 8 -3t* MARTHA J. STANTON.
WANTED— A COOK and FARM LA
BORERS—I wish tc hire for the rest of the
year, a COOK and one or two FARM LABORERS.
Apo!v pt ciy residerce, on 8 h, North of Leigh et.;
my wffi.-.eon II b. between Main tnd Bank streeta,
or at toe R. i P. R. R. office.
,e7-it P. V DANIEL. -Ta
WANTE D—We wi.-h to purcnawe
WHEAT, for which the highest market price
will he paid. Apply to
RANKIN k BARKER,
i- fl 7 Corner 20th and Water at*.
WANTED to hire, for the balance of the
y«»r, two or three negro Men to go about ten
miles in the country. Applv to
sefi DUKE k HUTCHESON.
WANTED, immediately, a first rate
WHEELWRIGHT, for whom liberal wages
will be given. need apply without bringing
tbe m. st satisfactory recommendation'.
ALSO, wanted two or three good WAGON DRI
VERS. ELLIS k PEERS.
se 4—l2t*
YXTANTED —For a small family for the
T T remainder of the year, a tirst-rate Washer and
Ironer, without incumbrance, to act a'so as a lady's
Chambermaid. Apply at this office. sa I—ls
I^7"ANTED— A GIRL, to do housework
t» and lake care of children. None, without
good recommendations, need appiy. Enquire at this
office. »« I—'">
WANTED— Two good TINNERS ac
customed to do house work To such as will
suit, constant employment and the best wages wiil
be given. G. fit A. BAROAM IN, Jr,
an l«—ts Cor, of Main and 10th at».
XS. OF T. —The members of the
Shookce Hill Division, No. 54, a-e ear
nestly requested to attend a regular meet
iig of their Division, on MONDAY Eve
ning, Sept. llch, at 8 o'clock P M . as business of
deep interest to every member will come up for
consideration. It Is therefore desirable that every
member should be present.
By order of the W. P.
se 9—2 c* THOS. M. MONTAGUE, R. S.
ESTRAY MARE.—On Wednes
day night last, my Brown Mare threw a gen
tleman who wasriding her, near the Western ex
tremity of Broad street, and made Iter escape, since
which time I have not heard of her. She had on a
quilted saddle, with the name of Samuel S. Cottrell
on it, and a bridle. 1 will give a liberal reward for
her delivery to me, on 18th street, between Frank
lin and Orace streets. .
se 9—3 i* R. F. BROADDUS.
J MILES' BOOTS.—Just received.
another lot of those beautiful Krench Calf
11-ess Boots—the cheapest and best to be
found in this city for the same amount of mo
ney. Price only $s—to be found at No *13 Main at.,
at WM. WALSH'S,
se 9 Sien of tlie Big Boot.
FOR SALE .—A good saddle
Horse. He i« sold for no fault, the owner
having no further use for hira Apply to
N. C. LIPSCOMBE,
ae9—3t* 2d st, between Broad and Grace.
FOR SALE PRIVATELY—The three
wuoden tenements (singly or collectively) on
the comer of Broad and 25;h streets. Church Hill, to
be removed by the Ist day of October next.
Apply to ELLYSON YERBY.
se s—6t
CLOTHING! CLOTHIINCi! !
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
FALL TRAUE OF 1 8 54.
J. D. GOODMAN
HAVING just returned from New York,
is now in receipt: of a large stock of FALL and
WINTER READY-MADE CLOTHING, embracing
all of the latest styles, of every variety and quality.
I have now op«n a large and rich assortment of
FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS, COLLARS,
CRAVATS, &.c. &c
Merchants of Virginia. North Ca'olina, and Ten
nessee, are solicited to call and examine my stock,
which will be complete by the 10th of this month.—
Mv facilities for nianu'aeturios cannot be surpassed;
therefore I am enabled to sell at a figure the com
petition of no market can subtract from.
J. D. GOODMAN,
No. 134 Main St., opposi e Eagl-? Square.
N. B. Wholesale cash bills 5 percent, oft,
se 5 J. D. G.
SAW MILL FOR RENT.—We wieh to
rent, the Saw Mill lately occupied by Jno. Wil
liams, near the foot of Virginia street and contiguous
to the James River end Kanawha Co.'s Canal, and
Richmond and Danville Depot. It wou d be valua
ble for a Planing Mill. Apply to
•sB-3ta«o» HAXALL It CO.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
RBECOU & CO. intending to quit
• the Clothing Business in Richmond, will now
jell Bt cost their ample and beantiful stock of REA
DY-MADE CLOTHING, consisting in part of fine
Dreai and Frock Coats, of various colon and styles.
Also, Pants and Vests in great variety
We wish to call the attention of merchants and
others who are desirous of buying first-mte Clothing
at a great sacrifice, to remember that the Franklin
Clothing Store, No. 93 Main stre-t. is the place.
tt. DECOU k CO.,
se o—?m No. 98 Main st.
r MEMBERS of the Virginia State
JL Agricultural Society for the city of Richmond,
will please call and pay their annual subscription of
one dollar ro Mr. ED. D. EACHO, at hi* office. Mr.
Eacho is also authorized to receive the contributions
of new members. FRANK G. RUFFIN,
se B—ta Sec'y Va. State Agr. Society
NOTICE. —All persons indebted to Mr.
.?. B. BTEGAL, are hereby requested to make
payment without delay, as suits will very soon be
brought on all of the unsettled debts.
>« "- r '- THE TRUSTEES.
For HIRE—For Iho balance of the
year, a smaii BOY j'lst from the country. Ap-
P'r fn sej» WINSTON fc POWERS
pAiN KILLER—Perry Davis' Pain
• , Kl H er - ""d Ross's Pain Corer, the genuine
articles, for sale hv
1,9 CfIAS. MILLSPAUGH, Druggist.
undersigned would take six young
Ladisa to board in hie family for the next ten
month*.
His residence Is conveniently situated, so that hla
bcarders can attend elrher of the many Schools in the
city.
Mrs. Cuot'CM wi'l superintend the honsabold af
fair!, and eiidoavor to make her boarders feel at
Home.? Terms the same a, In boarding schools.
Bctardft'nd washing f22P each.
. ~ RICHARD CROUCH,
*+ 3—dhctlO C..rne- if Clay and 4th sts.
PUMPS! PuMPS!! —Jufct received at
my store on IStbat, between Main and Cary, a
targe supply of Cistern Well, Garden En tine, arid
orhsr for-f, lie»er, and Double-action PUMPS o»
patterns with brass and iron cylinders, which
I will sell on the most accommodating tenet. Per.
ioih credits such articles should »ive me a call,
mhdl—ts CHARLES H LANGLKY.
I 41 BUILDING IN THE PLAS
I & OP BELVIDERE, NEAR HOLLYWOOD
CISMF "KAY, AT PRIVATE HALF. -For partien.
ar* caL at the subscriber at the stone building on the
■in n, or at his residence.
try SI R. B TYLER.
BY Gu i>IN * APPEASO.*.
cirnr-six acres of land to be
mSPI'P ± T AUCTION. TOGETHER WITH
a ®MM, CARTS, HOGS, ke.—Will be wild at
public Auction, to rha hlgh-st bidder, on FRIDAY,
September 15th, I*sl, 61 acres of Land, with a com
fortable Dwelling, oot-bniea. tc , situated 12 miles
from Richmond, on the Plank Ho a/1, heal of the old
.i®fu i There are 2(1 acres of cleared Land, and
i well timbered. Thera Is alao an «xe»l
--1 oT . w * f « r on the premises. Also, at the
same time, will be sold, 2 good work Horses, 1 Cart,
% number of Hou. Straw, Farming Utensils. Ac.
"""-'oMhe Land, one-half cash; balance six
I? "'ns credit, for approved paper, interest added —
f'i' ft* Horeaa, B'nck. Farming Utensls, ke.. cash
tor ail sums under #|0n ; OT er that amount 6 months,
for aigotia',l. paper.
aale to commence a'. II o'clock.
a , JOHN JONES.
Sals ( conducted by God dim k Arreasun, Aucts.
se ll—eodSt*
TENEMENT ON MAIN ST,
I'OTS ON CARY STREET
w!n K i? K lOAD1 OAD - FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
W ill be sold on MONDAY, ibe 18th day of Septem
■ ,H ? , ■ "Ppn the premises commencing at 44 o';lk
i very desirably located LOT, with a small tenement
hereon, situa'ed on the south sile of Main treef,
netween'st and Foushee streets, fronting 27J feet,
running back of an irregular width 112 feet. After
which wi'l be sold a vory handsome Building LOT.
in the north side of Cary, between Fou»hee and Ad
ami streets, fronting 27 feet, running back l. E 3 feet tu
■ r wh 'oh will be so)d a most valnable
LUT. opposite tbe residence of Mr. Charles Phillips,
f onting on the north side of the Plank Road 524 ft.,
running back 109 feet to an alley.
The above real estate is located in a most iajprov
borhood C ' * mo,t re, P ecl4 ' > !e neigh-
Terms —One-third cash; balance at 6 and 9 mis.,
notcJ - tnt «rest added and title retain
ed till last note is paid.
" e9 GODDIN k APPEBSON. Aucts.
AND LOTS IN REAR OF
a Hi KOR BALE AT AUCTION
vv ill be sold on WEDNESDAY Afternoon, the 13th
September, 1854,' commercing at 5 o'clock, the
Houses and Lots occupied by Gustavns Anderson and
Betsey Hill respectively, fronting3So feet on a 40 ft
street, running back about 50} feet to the Old Mili
Canal.
Terms-One-third ca«b; balance at 3 and 6 iros
for negui ble notes, interest added and'title retained
till l t»t cote is paid
se 9 GODPIV fe APPERSON, Ancts.
HOUSES ANU Lyi'S AT PORT
MAYO FOR SALE AT AUCTION—WiII be
som on THURSDAY Afterneon, 14rh September
1854, on the premises, commencing at 5 o'clock a
House and Lot on Fuiton stroet, fronting 3d feet
running hick 140 iter. The house is new and nearly
completed.
After which will be sold several vacant Lots in
Fti'ton, fronting on Graham and other streets
Terms—One-ihiro cash; balance at 3 and'fi mos
for negotiable notes, interest added, and title retained
till last note is paid.
se I) OODDIN k APPERSON. Aucts.
HOUSES AND LOIS IN MANCHES
TER. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.—WiII be
sold on WEDNESDAY, the 20th day of September
1854, upon the premises, commencing at 41 o'clock
two small framed Tenements in Manchester at the
corner of Bainbridge and Warrington streets occu
pied by good tenants, at fair rents.
After which, will bs sold six very besctifnl Lots
(part of ths square on which srands th<! Farmers' Ho
tel.) each fronting 3 i feet on the west side of Deca
tur street, running back 130 feet.
Terms—One third cash: balance at G and 9 months,
for n-gotiable notes, interest added, and title retail
ed till last note is paid.
ss 9 OODDIN k APPERSON. Auc's.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
A BRICK TENEMENT ON FRANKLIN ST
NEAR EXCHANGE HOTEL.—By vir'ue of two
deeds of trust, executed to the subscriber by George
Oiphin and wife—the first dated 31st July. 1851 the
other dated Ist April. 1852, both duly recorded in
Richmond Hustings Court, I shall, at the request of
the creditor, secured by the said deeds, proceed to
sell at public Auction, on the premises.cn Monday
afternoon, the 18th September, 1854, at the hour of 1
o'clock, the real estate coaveyed by the said d> eds,
consisting of a Brick Tenement on the south side ot
Franklin between Governorand 14th streets and near
the Exchange Hotel, fronting 30 feet, running back
59 feet to an alley.
The title to said real estate is believed to be good,
but the sufcsciiber will convey with the usual special
warranty.
The terms of sale will be made known at the time
of sale. THOMAS SHEPPARD, Trustee.
Sale conducted by Goddin it Apperson, Aucts
seß
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ES
TATE IN THE COUNTY OF HENRICO—
By virtue of a Deed of Trust executed to the Sub
scribers as Trustees, dated sth November, 18-3 and
admitted to record in the Clerk's Office of Henrico
County Court on the 2d day of March, 1854, they
will, at the request of all parties concerned, proceed
to sell at public Auction, on the premises, on Tues
day, the 26th day of September, 1854, at the hour of
I o'clock, P. M , that certain tract of Land mentioned
in the said deed as ljing in the County of Henrico,
above the City of Richmond, and is supposed to con
tain 412 acres, be the same more or less, Sand is the
same land which was conveyed to John F. Reeve bv
Powhatan Roberts and Joseph Jackson, Jr., ex'ts of
John Sheppard. deceased, by deed dated sth Nevero
ber, 1853, and of record in the Clerk's Office of H- -
rico County Court; the said tract of land is known as
the Homestead tract, belonging to the late John
Sheppard of Henrico, and is about nine miles above
the city of Richmond, and is near to the Richmond,
fredensksburg and Potomac Railroad, and is regard
ed as valuable as well for farming purposes as for the
quantity of pine wood upon it.
Terms ok Sale.—Cash as to so much of the pro
ceeds as wilt be sufficient to pay about $2,700, and
the costs nnd charges of sale; ana the usual credits
will be given upon the residue.
The Trustees will cor vey the usual special war
ranty. R R. ROBERTS. ) _ ,
THOS. G. JACKSON, 5 Trust ees.
Sale conducted by Goddin & Appf.rson, Auct*.
se 5
BY TAYLOR ii WILLIAMS. "
HTHAT MOST VALUABLE FARM
1- CALLED "RURAL SHADES" AT AUC
TION.— On W EDNESDAY, 2oth September, at 12
o'clock, M, upon the premises, will be scld at
Auction, this well-known and much admired Farm.
Rural Shades is situated on the New Bridge or S'ony-
Run Kuad, about two miles esstof the city, adjoining
II gh Meadow, the f-rm of Mr. R. H Dickinson, the
lands of Mrs. Ross and others; lies on both sides of
the road; the dwelling, with 18 acres of laud and a
valuable orchard on one side, and 157 acres, with a
small dwelling, lying on the otlisr side There are
about 135 acres cleared and 40 acres well wooded—
There are also the uiual oat-houses ef every de
scription, and the whole premises are under good en
closures.
Regarding its proximity to the city, its high state
of improvement, and its beautiful situation, Rural
Shades is considered one of the most desirable farm*
near the city, and we would request the particular
a.tentii.n of those in want of Bach property to this
sale. If desired, it wi 1 be divided according to a plan
which may ha seen at our office In a few days.
Terms—Oue-fifth cash; balance at 2, 3 4 and \
years, credit payments to bear interest, payable semi
annually, and secured by a trust deed.
Afterthe sale of the Farm, the Stock,consisting of
horses, moles, superior milch cows, wagons, carts,
farming implements, and household furniture, will
be sold;. Will also be hired several valuable Farm
bands.
Terms—Sums under fSO, cash; over that amount,
4 months'credit for approved paper, with interest
added. TAYLOR &. WILLIAMS. Aucts.
se s—eodt!std
A VALUABLE FAKM ON THE NEW
BRIDGE ROAD AT AUCTION—With the
view of making a eha-go in my business pnrsnits. I
shall, on Vi'EDNESDAY. 20th September, upon tbe
premises Immediately after tHe above sale of "Rural
Blunts," sell at public auction, tbe faim whereon I
now reside, situated on the New Bridge Road, about
2 miles east of the city, and adjoining Rnral Shades,
the farm of Mrs. Gibson, the lands of R H.Dicken
son and ctheis.
The t'sct contains abont 140 acres* of whieh 75
acres are cleared and much improved producing fioely
the various crops of this vicinity, vegetables, fce. The
remainder la in woods.
The improvements consist of a cottage residence,
with 4 rooms, kitchen, stable, barns, fcc-, all neatly
new and In goodorier. After tbe sale of the farm,
the stork of horses, cows, farming ntensils, straw, to.
wil' be sold.
Thoso in want of * nest and valuable farm, conve
nient to the city would do veil to attend tho sale. —
The property will be divided into abont two eqasl
parts, with cleared and wood land to each.
se II THKODORE CARRINGTON.
Tav ni h. Williams, Aects.
H ENRICO LAND FOR KALE —On
THURSDAY, October 12th, 18M, commencing
at i I o'clock, I shall ofler for sale 65 arres of Land
in H"mtco counts, being between the Deep-Ran
County Road and the Fredericksburg Railroad, most
of which is oforifinal growth, with tbe exception of
ten acres, which is enclosed, with a comfortable
Duelling nod other hnildings thereon, suitable for e
small family. Any persons desiring any information
relative to this land, can call on R. S. ULAZKnaooK,
who resides aear tbe premises. There will bt like
wise sold at the same time and place, fioin one te
two hundred cords of Piae Wood.
se s—7t« ROBERT L LUCK.
OTICE.—AII perßoos indebted to the
tirm of Otey It GofT will please fsvw me by
calling and settling their old accounts, as I am anx
ious to settle np the old business of th« said concern.
Those having claims will please preeent th«n> te
me for payment. JAMES W. OOFP.
se3—dl w
PSR SALE—A good second-hand Dray,
with doable set at Uarnett. A bargain can be
had by applying early to
EQGLESTUN, FITZGERALD k CO ,
No. 14 Pearl st.
T\AVENPORT, ALLEN A CO., Aud
I ■*-* TioNßcas It Commission Mraca ants, make
i.uersl aij/raoces on oonstgomenta of mernkaadlse.
AUCTION fiALBB.
FUTURE PATH.
BT LARUS It SHINE.
CTOCK OF MILLINERY, Ac.. AtJC
~ TIOH - Tb» subscriber takes plessare la Inform
leg the Ladies af Rich nond and its vicinity, that tbe
•til have a sale • a THURSDAY, the 14 h insL, eo»-
meacing at 10 o'ciick. wbicb wi'l be exclosiveiy for
'■« Ladlss. at her late business Establishment where
she will dispose of the balance of her stock of Fash
ionable and Seasonable FALL GOODS, coa.istlng la
rich lain*, Velvets, Feathers, Ribbons.
bj L.BL'I k /SliJiUcu" 1 "'
\rALITABLE FARM IN CHEST ER
FIELD COUNTY AT AUCTION.-Oa MON
DAT, tbs 2d October, commenciagat 12 o'clock M
we wi 1 sell at public Auction, that valuable FARM'
belonging to Mr. 8. P. Gilbert, sitaated in Chester!
field, on the Chesterfield Conrt House Road, abont ?
miles from Richmond, containing 100 acres, JO of
which is improved »nd s'' in original growth, (heavily
imbered.) The improvements consists of a gocd re
sidence, together with sll tbe necessary oat-houses.
Als*. sn excellent Spring and aa Orchaid bearing
Peaches, Pinros, Pears, Cherries and Apples, and
well auapted for a Market Garden.
The above Farm is p-rt of Uobbs' esta»e, well
r enc il, and about 3 miles f'orn Railrosd. P»rticu
lar« gi ./en on application to the subsnribers.
LARUS k SHINE. Aucts,
•ell 71 Main street.
|F —nni^,1ea... 0 , 7 |
Household aad kitchen fur
niture AT AUCTION.—On next WED
NESDAY morning, the 13th instant, at 10 o'clock, we
will st* 1 atauctioD, nt Mr. J. W apartment.*,
°? ei L * ? *«nibn H« on Main gtreet. hii entirn
C ot? f HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FCRNI
I UKE, which is nearly new, havin; been used nly
about three months and of an excellent quality, he
bavins determined to decline house keepioc.
Terms at saie. LARUS k SHINE,
" a ' 1 Auctioneers. 74 Main st.
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.—WiII be
XV sold at public auction, at the late residence of
Mosby, dec'd., on Brook Avecne st..
on WEDNESDAY, 13th September, 18M at twelve
o'clock, the Honsehold and Kitchen FURNITURE
of sa'd decedent Also, a good horse CART, and a
SADDLE and BRIDLE.
Tf.rms.—All sums under ®20, cesh; over tha'
amoaut, a c-edit of six months will be given, for
bends with good tecurity
SARAH W. MOSBV,
"" Adm'x Kd. T . A. Mosby. ->ec'd.
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF CHIC
KAHOMINY LAND —Will be sold to the
highest bidder, on the premises, on the2< th Septem
ber next, commencing at 11 o'clock A M , if fair, if
not, on the next fair day. that valuable tract of Lard
lying on Chickahominy River, in the county of Han
over. belonging to the estato of Dr. Reuben Mere
dith, dec'd. containing 37ft acres, adjj'ning the lands
of A. B. Timberlake, A. Lumpkin and others.
This Land is eight miles from Richmond, within IV
miles of Atlee's Depot on the Virginia Central Rail
road, and within 2 miles of the Richmond and Char
lottesville Plank R( ad, now being construc'ed. On
the Land is a small frame dwelling, with the other
necesiary outhouses
This Farm is considered one of tha most valuable
ar.d productive on the Chickahominy, and is well
adapt* d to the growth of corn, oats, wheat and
grass.
Possession, to seed a crop of wheat, will be given
in th - Ist of October next, and full possession cn the
Ist Jannary, 1855.
Terms—One-tliird cash on the day of sale, and the
remnir;der at 9and 18 months from the Ist January,
1855, with interest—the credit payments to be secur
ed bv bonds, with satisfactory security, and a deed of
trust on the premises.
Iniinediately after the ssle of the above
tract, 1 will fell a tract of Wood Land, belonging to
the seme estate, containing 13 _acres, about 1 mile
distai.f from ths above tract.
Terms same as mentioned above.
R?* Mr. A. B. Timberlake, the tenant, will taVe
pleasure in showing the Land tj any person desirous
i-f vie wiug it.
P. B. JONES, Adm'r, with the will
annexed, of R. Meredith, deo'd.
Rapid Ann Station, Culpeper, Co., Va.,)
August 15th, 1854. )
au 17—d3taw2w&ritds
VTOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND
OTHERS—The undersigned is authorized to
sell at pobiic Auction, on Tuesday, the 19th inat, at
Rockettg, city of Richmond, Va, the Tools, Imple
ments and Machinery used in the construction of the
Ship Lock, belonging to the Jame* River and Kana
wha Compacy.
The equipment is co-nplste and well calculated for
heavy work, consisting in part of—
1 Horizontal Steam Engine, made by J. P Morris*
i Cs; 4 Boilers, 13 inch Cylinder, under 5 feet
stroke, in good ordei; 4 Screw Pumps, 28 to S6 feet
long. 3 feet diameter in clear, with centre baarir.gs
on friction rollers, and well hooped.
A quantity of Russia Hemp 10 inch Cable for dri
ving l ndsto above—new and half worn.
About 15 Derrick*, horse and double and single
hand geared—Extra Blocks, Sit, 4ie.. to lift 12 tons.
A large assortment of qnarrying and cutting Tools
About 2(1 Horses with Wagons, Carry-log Wheels,
Harness, Sic., &e , suitable for heavy work.
6 Flat-Boats, various sizes, from 25 ton* burthen
down.
Wheel Barrows, Picks Shovels, Crow-Bars, Drills,
Blacksmiths' and Carpenters' Tools, lie., &.C., com
puting a complete assortment of everything neces
sary for a heavy Canal or Railroad job, and affording
contractors an excellent opportunity to equip them
selves for heavy work.
D. S. WALTON, Engineer
East'n Div James River an# K«nawha Canal.
t*y Baltimore Sun, Norfolk Herald, Raleigh Re
gister, Petersburg Express and Lynchbg Republican
will please copy the above until 18th inst, and send
rlieir bills to the ' Office of ihe James River and Ka
nawha Company,'' Richmond, for pa, ment. se 8
BY ALEXANDER NOTT.
4 DMINISTRAIOK S SALE.—WiII be
rold on SATURDAY next, the 9th inst, at the
horse lot in the city of Richmond, at 10 o'clock, one
Horse and Cart, two Hons; also a lot of
Straw, now on the plantation of Christopher Sann
ders. Persons wieli.ng to purchase will please call
on Mr. C Saunders, who will give any information
regarding the saine.
The above property belongs to the estate of Henry
Saunders dee'd.
CHRISTOPHER SAUNDERS,
Adm'r of the estat* of Henry Saundeis, dee'd.
Sale conducted by Alex. Nott, Auct. se 6
POSTPONEMENT. —The above sale is
postponed until SATURDAY, 16th in«t.
se 8 ALEX. NOTT, Auct.
SHERIFF'S SALE.—WiII be sold for
cash on MONDAY, the 18th day of the presen
month. (September,) on board the schooner Lewis
Perry, lying at R'cketts, seventeen hnndr*d and
eighty bushels of Brown Stuff two thousand Imp
els of Shorts, twenty one hundred barbels of Bran,
and one hundred and forty-four barrels of Flour.or so
■ouch thereof as wiil satisfy an attachment in my
hands in favor of H. T. k E. 8. Taliaferro vs Wm. H.
Cole, and all expenses connected with tha detention
of the schooner and sale. By oMer nf the Hon. Jno
A. Mtrertith, Judge of the Circuit Cou-t of the eity
of Richmond, mace on th>) oth day of September,
iR.54 ALEX. B. HLTCHESON, fC H. C
The above Bile will take place at 1S o'clock, A. M
*e 7
TO PREVENT AND CURE CHOL
ERA AND ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS-
Persons travel line, and ail others, should have a bot
tle™ Dr J S. ROSE'S TAIN CURER, and his CAR
MINATIVE BALSAM by tbem. In ease of sndder
sickncss, theae medicines frenoently cure In lese time
than it requires to get a physician.
To prevent Cholera, tale a teaspoonful of Pain
Ccrer in a wine glass of water every morning; when,
ever yon have pain internally or externally, use the
Pain Cttrer In bottlesat 1». 25 and SO eta.
Dr. ROSE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM for Chol
era. Cholera Morbns, Bowel Complaint* and Dysen
tery. This mixture Is one of the most Important med!-
cines, and should he kept in all families. A( a tooth
ing preparation, it has no equal. In case* of infants
with bowel complaint, cholera morbus, restlessness,
crying or genera' pain, it baa been proved a perfect
balm. A« a for bowel complaint# of adolta,
it hǤ never failed. During the cholera of lift?, 1334
and 1543, it failed in no instance when need before
death hitd positively itrnck,the patient. I have had
rettfrrif from more than one thot?«and perfone who
u«ed it during thoee memorable perinda, tettifVog to
it« wonderful ecrativa p*wei*. 25 eaatmt
Dr .T. S. ROSE S WnOOriNOCOUQH'BYEUP
civea immediate relief, and frequently cure* la one
week. Price .Vic.
Dr J S. ROSE'S EXTRACT OF FUCHU.-This
la one of the beet remedies ever used for diseases of
the Kidneys, Bladder, and all Goaty Affections.Price
60c
Dr. J. 8. ROSE'S GOLDEN PILLS, for falling of
the Womb. Female Weakness, Debility and Relaxa
tion. This disease, heretofore treated by Wadsgta,
trustee and external t»*«»*>«ta, which can only prove
palliatives, yields <oHmlet«'» to the use of these
tonic strengthening Golden Pill* 50c.
Dr. J. S. ROSENS al-BUJOUB OR RAIL
ROAD PILLS —Theae Pilia mi» Mt warranted to
core every aalady or disease ineiuoat so man, bat
the; an a grand remedy for a Bilious sute of the
system and common fevers. They are adapted to the
Southern sections of the United Bute* particularly,
being often a preventive of Bilious attaeka, and
when aaed with Dr. Roee'aTONlC MfXTURE, will
cure the moat stubborn case of Billons Pever or Fe»
vtr aud Agce. Price 12} and SBc.
All whose constitutions are impaired by disease, or
weak by nature, shoald read Or. J. B. Rote's Medi
cal Adviser; (which contains a deeertptkm of the
easescl out climate and tlie uiode of trea'roeu(.j It
B*l^srVvdwW
- 2faWSUtt ftsEESE
fa^^srafci'" '
AUCTION BALES
TT*T* T)At. ' '
av J-* *' 7 " » »*IN<- £
nRT GOODB Ai AUCTION.—On
IJ MONDAY, the II b ln«f„ ewnaWMiSg •» !•
Velosk. «• will «<ll »f rnblic XicHon • large and
wel.'-»»Ie< ted 10l lit MWttuUe Clj ii ff's.
'■part of— _
|M» piece* Maw Fmlh Co Brow* Drills;
|fl '• C«d»tS*Hoetr,
in •* Block Ciwirw
in " Red, Blieand White Flannels;
5 " Fla'd Lining*:
5 ** <M Bl»*rhed Sfaslia*;
10 " Blue Dante*
5 " Drab Sa'Uew;
200 dcz. Lad'ee* Glove#;
Together with • variety of other article* In the alxrre
nar.
Tho«e wishing to contribute to the above aale,
wcu'd do well tn #end In their eoaaignmeste one or
'wo day* previoaa to the aale, ao aa tbay may have
'-heir > ooda properly marked acd arranged for aale.
S«l® to take place in oar large Sale* Room. on the
M "™r. LARUS k SHI WE. Aaete.
74 Mate ft.
ADDITIONAL.
W i.l b, added to the aSo»e thia monring. a lame
'°f* aeaaooable READY MADE CLOTHING,
sti .feVi , Rrown French Cloth., White ecd
? "I! Shirta, Collara, Satin Stocka, ke. As. Also, • -
ot office CIGARS. Term* at aale.
" " LAKTJB A am sr. A note.
»* UIv.HaKD CAUTHORN.
A ? D IN FULTON—
, y be »o'd at anetion. on MONDAY eesL
ne art he' rerid enee' o fN.,ark^n' Ford * « °very°dl esiraib*e
HOU3B and LOT. The
* 6d bM " « eel •" "•« Ofwol
lots! * - M 1 t
, <Mb i •■•"MM 3 month.; one
torifv " P*3L°"»t» »«> b- Htiafae
ie 6 *• CAUTHORN,
ADDITIONAL. A * etU ' n " r -
Will be added, five other LOTS, near to the above
kaown*at «ale! 01 " d te'lV^
'.!. *- CAUTHORN
BY ALt XANiiKa NOTT! '
B99 T S AND StiOJts —The Subscriber
f«. fo°r K* *° d '» contiDn « bnalneaain tbi» city, of
srjvs: t'i sboM. ,tock of &ichmoDd -««&«-
examine* hiai^ct f *BarJair!^n™y"kjTr xpeeted'a/ h«
a"call. ermi ° ed t0 Clo,e outat pnce ' "Wch will induce
Ine remainder of the stock untold kv M nfW i«.
next Uth io<t M will he .old at AuctToo .710
TiVm re ; c l ornor , ot 3ro ' d »"d 2d atreeu '
•n Household and Kitchen Forni
,.Ty.*y T av i N ,
STEAMBOAT CURTIS
■MifcwiSa. PECK — P A 8 S A GE TO PORTS.
r ° NORFOLK—The ateamboat CUR-
T.S rt.CK, Capt. John Davis, having undergone a
jomp.ete overhauling, haa returned her rexular
ran on the river between thia and the above plaeea,
Th W ? ar "ockelta every Saturday, Tnea
day and Thnradav roorningj, at 5J o'clock preciaely—
ouchmg at ail the regular landing! going and return*
y»mge to Portamouth and Norfolk ®2 00
Meals 50c. each.
164 ft. O. HABKINS.
FAMILY HORSE FOR SALE"
_ One of the bett Family Horaea in Virainia.
only 5 ysira old, and will aland without tyinc
Also, the niceat light BUGGY eveneen. Sold only
for vant of use. Apply at J
• B EAHNEST'S Stable.
WAlCii-MAKiNU AM) JEWELRY
STORE.
fiL The Bubfcriber having taken the
tenement No. 131, aouth tide ef Main at-
JSlt.sLr «econd door east of 13th, haa opened a well
selected awortment of WAToHES (told
»tid ailver) and JEWELRY of all kinds, and baaa
leav_e to inform Ibe public that he ia prepared to tell
goods in h;a line, en moderate terms. He a>ka atten
tion to his stock, and feela assured that all who wish
to purchase, can lied no objections to his price*.
Being a practical watch-maker, he Is also prepared
to repair Watches at short notice, and in the best
manner, or tomend Jewelry in goed style. Believ
ing that those who have work to do, will wek tlia
best workmen to do it, he feete assured that pertens
who favor him with their paMWege once, will need
QO invitation to continue hit services when needed
RJ C. L. VOKGELE.
g&Ell&r HACKS FOR HLRE.-I have
two or throe veiy fins HACKS, with
g-ntie horse* and careful drivers, to hire to famllie*
*nd the public, which may always be bad by apply
ing ut ft!r. Thompson Nay lor's stables, on 19thstieet,
opnosite the United States Hotel.
Families and other* needing a handsome and aafe
turn-out, on any occasion, may rely upon being ac
commodated by sending me t heir orderi
an SO—lm* THOMPSON NAYLOR.
fn~^AlLSTOcZ^F^Ili~A^
•'» CAPS.—The subsciiber 1* now ready to fur
nish merchants and dealers with as large and well as
sorted stock of HATS and CAPS as has ever been
offered in this or any other market.
Purchasers will find, on examination, that this Fall
Goods are lower in price than u«nai, while the styles
■iiid qualities are in many reapect* much improved.
There are many new and tasti fully gotten up HATS
*bd CAPS for gentlemen, b-jys and children, which
■tie really handsome end will be feand very deeira
oie.
The subscriber keeps also a large stock of ladies'
fashionable FURS of the newest and most fashion
able styles; also, mines FURS, which will be (old
at wholesale and retail on the best terms.
„„ „ JOHN DOOLEY,
an 30—dim 81 Main street. Richmond
UUN&! UUJNS !! UllNb!!!
TO MERCHANTS AND SPORTSMEN.
Just received, from England,
100 DOUBLE AND SINGLE BARREL GUNS.
I take pleasure in iaforiuing
ray friends, customer*, and the public,
that I have jost receded my Fall sup
i£r - ~ ply of DOUBLE AND SINGLE BAR
HEL GUNS, of all quailtle* and descriptions, direct
fioin the manufactories of England; and from my ex
rierce in the Gun trade, together with the facilities
I possess in having these Gun* marie nnder the direc
tion of a well-trird agent. to my especial o»der, I feel
confident that my preseut stock of Gan* in band can
iOt bd surpasaed in this coun'rv.
From these advantage* 1 am enabled to offer a*
«ocd b*r«a ; m *s any other hoase in the United States;
ind fir fine wcikmai ship and style of Gun* for the
different kind of game throughout the*e pArts, 1 put
'hern against any Gun* imported, alt having been
nade by the best of workmen In England. ATI 1 ask
from those in search of a superior or plainly finished
Fowling Piece, i* a call to examine my stock before
purchasing elaewhere, ensure a sele.
JAMES WALSH.
Importer and Maker of Guoa, Rifles, kc.
«• 7—l-n
-L Otf i.— W edoreday Evening
I? & 5 ' a,t - ln '* ,e neighborhood of the Ex
it,,: change Bank, a large Black POCKET
U BOOK, containing rondry how-rent
bill*, one bond for negro hire *ad other paper*.
The finder will receive a jtsndsome reward aarf
n:any thank* by leaving the Book and eou
ent* at the Dispatch cilice, or with
B B. CRUMP,
«e S-3t At Taylor fc Willlame.
CHANGE OF HOURS —
OMHttBIUUB ACCOMMODATION DAT LINE
ÜBTWKEN RICHMOND AVD NEW CANTON —
On an it after Saturday, the f> h intt. oor Packet
Boat PLOUGHBOY will le ive RICHMOND on
Tuesdays Thursday* and Sat'trdaja, at 7 o'clock. A.
M., and arrive at NEW CANTON at 10 o'clock, t.
Returning—L»ave NEW CANTON on Monday*.
Wednesdays and Friday*, at A •'clock, A. M., ariivfer
in RICHMOND at 9 o'clock. F. M '
*e« CROUCH fc. HOOPER.
Books, stationery, music, &c.,
Broad (treat, between 4th tori sth —We are
now receiving, and will have complete by the let of
October, one of the iargeet and moat (elect awo ri
me nU of eveiythiag in onr Hae to be found in (be
city, erohraing Bookeia every department of Ute
rata re and S'- enoe; Paper and Envelope# of every
kind and <|n«llty; Htstioß«ry of every variety : Bad
(fancy Arviclea generally; Pianoa, Guttata, Platea,bc
and Mime for the eame. All uf which have J»et hcee
(elected perionaHy with much care, and on ibe mod
reasonable terms.
We woald reapeotfally invite nil omr old fill nil and
onatomen and the public generally, to five ne a call
at oar new ind very coa>mod>oa* atere. ft-ted ep «•
nreaaly for out baaiaeaa, fear doors kaiow Meaara.
Kreeden & Fox.
We beg leave to wile oar en*tomers that ire wi'l
do all la uiir power to give aatiafaotioa, and to aapnt
a toge .hare of fc
WILLIAM HUKLEY, a*l>
Y ¥ Collection Ornca, Ho. 5, rear! at., Bioh-
Tin. of*Exchasfa, Bank Itotoa. Coin, Ac. brnght
««• ( e* cn b! i :r.r°:. vlr|taU *° rth
Refer to B- H CHsmhariaioe, Eat), Caabtor Wf
mot*' Bank. Norfolk, Ta.; R. W. Bowden, Eml, Cash
ier Back o7 vi.jfl.ia, Norfolk, Va.; wffk Ee*
Merchant, Not folk, Va.; Messrs. Maary h Morten
Bank era, lUchmaad, Va.; Maeera. C W. faKtltb
Co, Banker*. Richmond. Va.j Jobs Thu»paen. Eaq .
Mere bant. Eishrooed. Va. ae> diss
UlNlNfc—Fr*»di u»d Abbilobu. nr
ran led pare, tor (ate by nfflfißßssS£