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TH E DAILY DISPATCH
Thnrndnr MtrtlU. f "JZJUI,
Financial and Commercial.
Further advance in hreadstuffs. A let
ter from New York. dated Monday eveniuj.
The fl'Hir roirW ha* affaln advanced 13 <"«t»
per barrel, with a brink demand for export«" *■"£
l.nd and Franae The recoipU aie lar**. bu ' V®
ioaofficieot for the demand. Shipper. •" i ept V
market to day of common and flood me'iiuui K
of Stat, and We.tern floor. At tbe dote, holder,
instated upon an advance of 'JO* 'J-> cea '* l * r
rp | Wheat ha* beea in briik demand for export.
tbe »ale« to-day rea'hin« nearly one hundredan
titty thousand ba«bel«, atauadvatce of three to
live cent* per bushel on ail trade* except *trictly
prime Tbe receipt# were pretty heavy, bot the
market was swept of nearly ail the lots offered.
Corn opened a »bad»» firmer, but with largv re
ceipt* and only a moderate demand, prices closed
at abont the %nrea curreut on Saturday. Prime
shipping lots are very scarce, and will bring full
prices."
Tbe Telegraph, on Tuesday, reported that Virginia
•ixes *o!d that day in New York at 91). The Journal
of Commerce received yesterday, quote* *aie* on that
d*y at 9S|.
Fo*crow Exyoars —The following i* a *tatement
of the export# to foreign countrie* from the port ot
Richmond for the la*t two quarter*. The first quar
ter of tbe jear the river »u closed by ice for two
mouth*, and very little was done. The table* of ex
port* from till* city, however, never exhibit fairly
the export* from tbi* city, a* a Urge quantity of To
bacco and Flour i* (hipped coastwiae to New York
and Baltimore to go on board ve**el* there, on which
freight* have been previously engaged by the ihipper*
hire :
Export! Jar the quarter ending March 31»f .-
TO BREMEN.
Article*. Quantity. Value.
Flonr, bbl* 27 $239
Tobacco, hhd* SOS 26,010
TO BRITISH N. AMERICAN PROVINCES.
Flaur.bbl* 1,967 ♦14,142
Corn, buihela .. 2fcti 216
Other article* 645
#41,251
For the quarter ending June 30.
TO BREMEN.
Tobacco, hhd* 4,722 $243,011
Flour, bbl* 1 10
Other article*
TO ENGLAND.
Corn, buabela 18.049 $18,000
TO THE BRITISH N. A. PROVINCES.
Wheat, buaUela 2,994 $3,506
Flour, bbla 8,294 1K,65«
Other article* 2.&51 24,703
TO CUBA.
Tobacco, rnanuf. lba 177 $4G
Naila 5,600 225
J'ruga 36
Other article* 4.237
TO SARDINIA.
Itoain and Tar, bbl* 152 244
Tobacco, hhd* 287 ZG,2M)
AUSTRIAN POSSESSIONS IN ITALY.
Tobacco, hhda 410 $57,345
Koain, Sic, bbl* 6b4 1,000
T!) BRAZIL.
Kloo', bbl* 37,622 $349,426
Hperui Candlea, lba b,VM 1,926
Flab, bbla 27 525
Itoain, bbla 14:4 J, 17i
Beef, bbla 20 3<x>
Pork, bbla 15) ,
Lard, bbla 7,000 J V'l<-
Rioe, tierces 25 253
Tobacco, hlida 2 356
Wax, lba 425 I*o
Drugs .53
Cotton, print* 1,025
Cotton, plain I 695
Stationery 300
Tea, lba 7,013 2,717
Manufactured article*.... !"):!
Other article* 4 >7
$7G i OG7
It will be seen that out o( the exports of the last
quarter of $763,067, the export* to Brazil amount to
the large ahare of $365,243.
Foreign Imports.—The foreign imports direct to
this city do not exhibit the trui umountof its imports.
All the goods and ni'arly all the hardware import
ed from Europe to Richmond come through Northern
ports; and such have been the difficulties iu the way
o( entering thern iu this city when the vessels enter
at Northern porta, that our merchants have been
forced to pay their duties at those port*.
Import t fur the </uarter rudiiiij March 31sf.
FROM BRAZIL.
Cotfde, lb* 229,280 $229,<>25!
HIOM BRITISH AM PROVINCES,
Kiih, bbla 798 $2 972
Imports fur the quarter endiwj June 30.
FROM ENGLAND.
Iron, cwtof 1,021 $20,611
FROM CUBA.
Mold****, gallons 104 364 $23,'11
Sugar, lbs 417,262 IS 641
t lgars, pkgs 317 4,4 >2
Pine Apple* 2,0 f 4 ;j. r ,
FROM BRITISH AM. PROVINCES.
Fli.li, bbla 4,V1« $20,319
Ity Telegraph.
Baltimore, July 9.—Markvt quiet and unchang
ed.
New York, July 9—Flour firm at $5,403.5,64 for
Straight State; $6.60 r/ti 90 for good Ohio; and
itl 30 for mixed to good Southern. Wheat firm ao 1
unchanged at IH9 cts for White. Corn firm at 60 ct«.
for mixed. Stocks lower.
Kii'liinoiiil iUnrketM, July 11,
WHEAT.—SaIe of wagon load of new yesterday,
at 185 cts. I* urther limited purchases made for deli
very next week at 180, for the manufacture of Family
Flour.
FLOUR. —No transactions of moment. Shipments
chiefly to holders. Stock light.
CORN.—Stock light—ss to 65 ct*.
CkvA BKOAI> lUK KiVA.)
HACKS will commence tlie
- _ second Monday in October,
immmm mm \i 185ti. and continue five days.
I«t DAY—Monday, Oct. 13.—A sweepsiake, two
mil© heat®, $50 entrance play or pay, the proprietor
to add $1<»0, provided two or more mart, cioabd with
the following entries:
Int. Mr. Wm H. Gibbons names b. m. Pasture, by
Keveuue, dam Kmily Thomas.
2d. David McDaniel names b. m. Adelgiza, bv
Olencoe
:td. Cal\in Green names ch. in. Linda, by Belshuz
zer, dam by Glencoe.
2d DAY—Tuesday, Oct. 14—A sweeps'ake for
three year olds that never won a racs, mile heats,
*100 entrance. $50 forfeit, three or mare to make a
race, to name Mid close Ist September. 18.5»j.
3d DAY—Wednesday, October 15.—Proprietor's
Purse ifciso, two mile heats.
4th DAY—Thursday, Oct. 16.—Jockey Club Purse
#500, three mile heats, with an inside (iost stake ot
*iuo, pUyorpay, to close on the Ist of September;
each subscriber wiU be subject loSper cent, entmuce
upon the $500 purs*.
J' I }' DAY-Kridav, Oct. 17.—Proprietor's Purse
mile hrats, heal three in rive.
Second race, same day, a sweepstake three year old
colts and tilleys, two mile beats, StSO entrance, $50
torteit, to name and close Ist September, 5 per cent
eutrance to all purses. CALVIN GRI.EN
•ly -iawtlstSept • Proprietor.
r !V rS f i l^l SFrom this day
IIA »n (•<!£»• ? September next, I will deliver
i a i j* 0 . 1 est at FIVE DOL
• u # At thlß P Hce ' il ia cheaper than any
other fuel fjr heating tumaces iu Churches, Stores,
tobacco Factories, and private dwellings, as well as
lor conking rar.ges ami stoves.
SOKT COKE will continue to be delivered at $5.50
per load tor lump, and *5 for hail-the first grade t,e
lug unsurpassed us a fuel for grates end open stoves
by aoy coal whatever.
~ Coke Yards corner tith and Byrd streets, and
10th street aud Basin bank
' B 6 " JNO. J. WERTH. Agent.
|M(M..K ( r mile lUO,UUU ii.t lu- !
■ * ding be*t double warp GRAIN BAGS.
i.iglite's style do do
3, 4, and 5 bushel BHIPSTUFK
And BRAN DITTO.
Ail made by hand, and In the be*t manner.
JY 7-tit' K. B. BKNTLKY, Agent.
HV I.ATK AKItiVAIj, lam in receipt of
» tares lut ol Oiiiu. Silk, Merino aod Cotton
lender Shirts, which cauuot he surpassed tor comfort
lu warm weather. They at»orb the pe'spiratiun and
impart a pleasant feeling to the body. Thoae iu want
are invited to call and examine tbe-o.
Thow who have not tried iheui, should by aii mean*
make the experiment.
I havealsoa larse lot of Furnishing ana Fancy
Ooofla, ol every style. HKNUV tsHAtKR,
ie2B l«ti Main at., corner I4'h.
Bf't'TUJi-l# tuba «l very nice rect-liT
lug thu muruiig, foi sale by J.J. FRY,
jy 7 Basin Bank.
'IUIK uniti rnliiUl. taavinit «ppoiutedJlTl
1 WILLIAM J. BKVILL hi* A ? «ut f O , consuctini
hi. PAINTING BUSINESS in ali it, brand,,*, & t
hi* (hop. on Broad atreat, between tith and 7th Ma
respectfully asks a continuance and increase of the'
patronage «o liberally bestowed on hiin.
fmr Order* left at the ahop will be pronwtlv at
tended to by Mr. Berill. L. MAI LK
jf 4—.
Al»»Kfe» WHITK ( UTIU> HOKK
, SIXPENCE -.us, paus ~. Ladia."WhS Cof
tun Hum at the low price of slxp»nee per pair iu*t
Motived. J. MILLHISER t BRO
J\7. I'tf Brned'st.
ll 1 *^ 8 ) VANN, KA>s.»l have ou hand h
I large aaaortiuiat [ot Kan., which I " *
•""•f AUUUSTL'S MAILERT
— _ Nu.4l Main ,t.
I to " WH. WAtiAUe k Bvw,
bubucbbb cards.
a"cAUU.-WM. PKJUIVAL, CWI Km
<A. ginesr and Architect—Office. Godain* Uall, oa
j Ith, between Main and Bank *traet.
.ilerkaainl mhl UmncMl Drawl#*. .
In connection with my Architectural and Knft
nterina office, I have opened a Drafting room, where,
aided by competent eaaitanta. I am prepared to make
Design# and Copies of all kiedi or Machine Work;
Plana for Bridge*, atone or otherwiae; Copiea to LitJj
ograph from, of Railroad and Canal Map# and Pro
hlea; Copiea of Land Mapa, Tracing*, te., with Be
aten* for wood, *toae or iron; Ornamental Work.
WILLIAM PERCIVAL,
mta 18 —6m Civil Engineer and Architect.
IN*AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE. BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.
MAIN STREET, BETWKERBTH AND 9TU sTS.
MWM'MENTS, lOMWS, HEAD PIECES,
Hou*e and Store Frost a, Window and Door Hill*, lie.
Burying Ground* e-ielo#ed with Stone and Iron Rail*
ioi. First Premium awarded by tbe_ Mechanic#' In
■titute aud Agricultural Society of Virginia.
je 10—t*
KK Ot HAVLY, Attarneya at Law, and
Commtanoner* to take Deposition*, Affidavit#,
Acknowledgment* of Deeds, Power* of Attorney,
for the State* and Territorie* of
Alabama Louisiana New York
Arkar.-n# Maine North Carollaa
California Maryland OBio
CouQectieal Ma**achuaetti Pennsylvania
71onda Michigan Rhode I*land
Georgia Minnesota South Carollaa
Uiinole Miaaiuippl Tenne**ea
Indiana Miuoari Texa*
lowa New Hmnpahlre Vermont
Kentucky New Jer*ey WUconala
9* Sam'i. T. Bayly, Commtxioner of tbe UmiUd
State* Court of Claims, and Notary Pnblie.
Office on 11th *t., between Main and Bank,
an 13—dl2m
i ' l.()l(i;i: ». I.OW>KS,aS6, Uulu «treet
"I near 7th —Oratea; Fender*; Summer Front*,
(square, circle and eleptic pattern*) Ornamental*;
Iron Rail; Balconies Verandah*, tc.
Remember the number and give me a call after e X
amining elsewhere |my2l—6m
LKKC'IIK*: hbiiCHIiSVM ireata
LEECHES juat received and foraale by
Mrs WOOLUOUSE, 213 Broad «t,
my 13—ta Over Sublett'* Hardware Store.
HATB, CAPS, SHOES, *c.
Shoes ani>boots hadktookdkk.
—MR. JAMES FELLOWS, Superintendent in
gentlemen'* department; Mr. JOHN KIMPEL, do
do. Ladies do.
The iulncriber having 1n hit employment the above
named Cutter*, who are known to be equal to any in
th# State, reapectlully announce-to the public that
he i* prepared to have made to order, in the neatest
ntyle, every de*cription of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Boot*, Gaiters or Shoe* of any atyle detired.
HENRY W. QUARLEB;
fe 19 No. 15. Pearl atreet.
• LAUIKS' SLll'PEltS. at 31.-.
Just received another supply of tho*e beau
tiful Slipper*, and also French Ties, forsale
atonlvsl, at WM. WALSH'S.
.MISSEw' WHITE .MUItUCC'O
BOOTS.—Just received aoother beantitul
Jot of the above, at WM. WALSH'S.
t lIH,OKKN'> WHITE JlO
«|jJß®ssf ROCCO BOOTS.—Received, u supply of
those scarce and handsome children's
Shoes, at WM. WALSH'S
CHIEUUKiVS AMCIiK TIES—
A beautiful assortment for tale, colored
end patent leather, at
jy!) WM. WALSH'S
" —- XITICE -'lO TIIE LAlll^
rl <fgg3 AND GENTLEMEN OK RICHMOND
AND THE COUNTRY GENERALLY'.
—All I have to say to my customers, fiiends and the
public generally, is, that I can now furnish ladies and
gentlemen with Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, that cannot
be surpassed, either here or elsewhere, either of my
own manufacture, or of the best Boots and Shoes
manufactured expressly for me in Paris by the pre
miairi boot maker of France—that is. Meleez, of Paris.
So that all in want of Boots and Shoes of superior
quality, such as cannot be purchased elsewhere, call at
ALEX. H ILL'S, Manufacturer and
Importer of Ladies and Gentlemen's French
Boots and -hoes, No. 129 Main St., Richmond, V a
"A,,V NO H(iAlßUis, JH'T REALITY
received the following desirable
Shoes: Ladies' first quality Philadelphia
made Slippers at, $1. worth 1.50; do do French
Ties ut $I. wort h 1.50; do do Jenny Lindsatsl,
worth 1 37i. Also, alot of Misses ereen Gaiters, very
beat quality, at 75b per pair, would he cheap at $1 25;
Missea Morocco and Goat welt Buskins, a lirst rate
article, at 75c, worth $1. With many other style* of
Shoes to be sold cheap. Those iu want of Shoes, can
at any time save from 20 to 30 per cent by making
their purchases of MARCUS HARRIS,
je 27 133 Broad street.
WUKEAT Kf.ltM TION I.N THE rrij
|3 I'RICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-Froin J||'
Jm 15 to 20per cent saved by buying from J. *
H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building.
Moleskin Hats, best quality ..$3 50
Muleskin Hats second quality 3 00
Fashionable Silk Hats 2 50
Fine Calfskin Sewed Boots 3 5o
Congress Gaiter Boots 3 25
Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoes 2 25
J. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with on 0
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia to fup
ply him with a handsome and substantial Calfskui
sewed Boot, which he will sell at the unprecedented
ow price of #3.50. oc 18—d&cly
M NOT 1(J I'.\V . C. DAL V
■ informs the citizens of
Jw and country, that he has commenced
ttie BOOT and SHOE making business, on
14th street, opposite Mr. Golf's Saddlery *tore, where
he ia prepared to make to order any article in his line,
in the most tasty and fashionable style.
Mr. A. M. Davis, one of the best cutter* in the
country, will superintend the business and use every
eifort to please both as to article and fit. I have the
best material—and workmanship shall not be *urpaaa
ed by any. A trial is respectfully solicited.
14TH STREET, LISLE ROW,
so 29—d3m Ist door from Main street
APOTIIECAUY STOKE.
RICHARD H. MEADE. T ROBERTS RAKER,
(Graduate ot the Philadelphia College of Khar
niacy.)
MEADE & BAKER,
AI'OTHKCAIUKS, CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS,
18ti, northwest corner of Main and Tenth sts., just
above the new Custom House,
Have opened and fitted out an Apothecary and Drug
Store, with every improvement and convenience for
properly preparing and dispensing medicines.
They have on hand, and will endeavor to keep a
complete assortment of fresh and reliable Drugs, Me
dicines and Chemicals; ground and unground selected
Spices: Cooking Extracts: Labia's aud other celebra
ted Perfumery and Soaps; the liueit imported CI
GARS; Smoking and Chewing Tobacco; Brushes; Sur
gical Instruments. Trusses, and Surgical Appliances
of every description; Mothers' Breast Cloths; Co
lognes: Sponges; aud every article usually fold in a
Drug Store.
It is their design to give strict personal attention to
the business in all its branches, and no article will be
issued which may not be perfectly relied upon for
proper strength and purity of character.
As they have both had mauy years experience in
the first drug stores of the city, they teel authorized
iu saying that Physicians' orders and prescriptions,
and everv Pharmaceutical preparation will be tilled
and prepared as promptly and scientifically as at any
other establishment in the country.
will be accurately dispens
ed by one of the partaers, at all hours of the day or
night. * je 26—dfcclm
Ivi KKIS HANTS IKSUKANCK t'O.HPANV
I>l OK RICHMOND.—At a meetiug of the Board
of Directors, held at their office on the 10th of June,
1856, it was
Resolved, "That this Company will make no charge
for Fire or Marine Insurance Policies, aud the Se
cretary was directed to inform the other city Compa
nies of the above resolution, that,in order to establish
a uniform use in the city on thit, subject, they be te
quested to unite with as "
This Company is now prepared to issue Kira and Ma
rine I nsjiranee Policies on as reasonable terms as other
good offices.
Claims for losses will, in all cases, be DromDtlv
and fairly adjusted and paid. 4
No charge for the Policy in any case.
Office, for the present, on the East side of 12th St.,
near Main, upstairs.
directors:
Win. H. Christian, Urn. Breeden,
John Puree!!, Thomas R. Price,
VV m. G. Paine, Jas Thorns*. Jr.,
Lewis Omter, John Currie, Jr ,
Aug. AudfTfOß, JH4. Uuuiop,
Jfttue«L. Apoerson Wm H. Ha.vall,
R*>scoe B Heath, John 1) Quaiiea,
John Dooley, David J. Burr,
Rich d O. llaskiua, I.arkiuW Glaiebrook,
Lewis D. Crenshaw, D. Von Gronlng,
Joseph R. Anderson, Emanuel Miller,
John C. Suuou, Ed. H. Skinker,
Franklin Stearns.
A. PLEASANTS, President.
J.H Montague. Sec'y. je 14-ts
IJIToHTA>T NOTICK TO Tltfc L. A-
DiES-Great reduction in the price* of Dry
Goods at V.COHEN'S Cheap Store, 175 Broad street.
Having purchased, la*t week, in the Northern niar
ket* large quantiue* of Good*at a great sacrifice. I
can otler unusual inducement* to all in want el' de*i
rable good*. I shall name, in part, only : tine French
Lawn*, 25 tent*; goods for 12{ ct*.; Cactm Skirt*. bßj
cents t. piece; hue Irish Linen'SlJ cents a yard, worth
at least 5l) cent*; Threaa Cambric Handkercbiefa I2J
eenla, good* only 8 cent* a piece; Scotch Lawn Hand
kerchief* 6 el*, a piece; plain and dotted Swiss Mus
"■•W- 12* ceuts a yard up; double twisted Black
Silk Mitt* J74 rents a pair: Curtain Muslin IU cents a
It ' u' lk Hdkf* 25 cents a piece; line Linen
f mrt Bowui.2sc.nt. a piece, worth stl cents; Mar.-
una* troiu »I 50 and upward*; black (ilk Lace Shawl*
*,P' i * CB> Worth *5; French Woven Cor*«u, the
it c * u *"» '«d i" tJie eity, $1 25 a pair. Of Hi .
li.Ti m - * V #ry Ur .»" Mwrtmeut, and Lad lee wiil
find they can be suited at once aa to quality and Mac
30»lll (UtpiiM everybody.
medicines.
FmiroUTIUN If OH. NK.XT AU
Ijr TUMN.-- . ~t
How gentle its reft and peacefal iu ilnmbur,
Soon with the deed it* form will be nambered;
A mother'* fond hope, to the father a pleasure
How eoon must they put with their early found
treasure.
Mother, dear Mother!—it etart* from iu deep;
\\ hat a pang for tha father—the daar Mother
weep*.
Too well she remember*, when to her bosom «he
fold*.
How neglectful waa aha when tha child had a Cold.
Now lake my advice, allow me to men'ion.
Of alight Cough* and Cold*—it lead* to Consump
tion.
And happy the thought, it will diapel all your giief.
If given to Children-LEONARD'S INSTANT
RELIEP.
Wholesale Agents. Mfssrs PURCELL. LADD t
CO. To be bad of all Druggists in Richmond.
jy I
|\]KW UKNKVA, FAVKTTK COUNTY,
il Pa ~ Febuary 4, 1856 —Dr. I. Scott fcCo —Itis
with much pleasure that I inform you that I gave
one dose of ysur McLane's Improved Vermifuge to a
child of mine that was sick. It brought from bim
between 3n and 40 large Worms, without nauseating
him in the least. He soon after recovered hi* health.
JESSE PROVINCE.
All the above Medicines for sale by Purceli, Ladd
It Co., and Alex. Duval, Richmond. jy 8
C, H £.1P CASH FKKD STUKK AM>
GRANARY.—The undersigned having deter
mined to adopt the cash system exclusively, after the
lit of July, begs leave to inform his former custom
ers and the public that he will continue to keep a full
stock of Mill Offal. Grain and nice bolted Meal, and
every other article in his line which he will sell at a
■mall advance for caah. Thankful for theliberal pat
ronage heretofore extended to him he solicit* a con
tinuance of it. He will as formerly deliver all arti
cles sold by him any where in the city.
JOHN W. COSBY,
jo 30—tf Corner ef Franklin and Wallet.
rpHK WUMIKIIKLIi I'A 1N UCKKU.--
1. All pain cured like magic. In bottles. 14, 2j
and 50 cents. Pain is tbe forerunner of disease —
Cure the pain, and yon check the disease. Dr. S.
ROSE'S PAIN CURER is truly the wonder of the
age! It cures pain in the time that it requires to get
a physician.
It cure® Chilblains and Frosted Feet.
It cores Toothache in a minute!
Cures Cranio or Pain in the Stomach and Bowels.
Cures Stitf Neck and Swelled Kace, from a cold.
Cures Rheuicatism and Neuralgia.
Cures Pprains, Bruises, Scalds and Burn*.
Cures Corns and any Pains in the Feet.
Cures Ague and Lumps in the Breast instantly.
Cores Earache in a few minutes.
Cures Pain in the Sides, Limbs or Back.
Cures Ague and Chills and Fever,
This is no humbug medicine, but it is made by a
retular physician, of thirty-five years' experience, in
Philadelphia, where every family has it in use ; and
no family should be without a bottle, in case of acci
dent or sudden sickness. It is used internally and ex
ternally, always giving immediate relief. If this
Pain Curer could speak, it would exclaim
"Whilst most physicians take whole months toslay,
I make my cures in half a summer's day!"
There is no preparation for Weak Stomachs or
Bowels like this Pain Curer.
Sold by all Druggist in Richmond, Norfolk, Peters
burg and all towns in Virginia.
ap 19—d2aw
riMIU (aKKAT KLUOI) PtKIfIKKAM)
1 INVIGORATING COMP OU N D.—Dr. J S
ROSE'S (of Philadelphia) celebrated SARSAPA
HILLA BLOOD PURIFIER. Asa Spring and Sum
mer Alterative Medicine aud Invigorating Drink, it
has no equal.
It purifies and enriches the Blood;
Acts upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels ;
Carries off ail Secretions aud Humors ;
Cleanses the Skin of all Eruptions;
Gives Appetite. Bloom and Vigor ;
St lengthens nud Invigorates the Constitution;
Makes the Skin soft, smooth and natural;
Expels Pimples, Boils and Sores ;
Cures Scrofula aud all Skin Eruptions;
Cures Dropsy, Kidney and Bladder Affections ;
Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout;
Drives the evil effects of mercury from the sys
tem ;
BuiMs up a weak state of Body;
Allays Nervous Affections, and enlivens the spir
its.
For Female Complaints, which in their nature are
exhausting and debilitating, it is particularly recom
mended. Indeed, it makes the weak strong; the pale
and emaciated, from sickness or natural causes, soon
have color, bloom and health As a summer drink it
is exhilerating, refreshing, stimulating and enliven
ing. Persona (young and old) who have used this de
lightful compound are surprised at its immediate
ber.eticiaJ effects Quart Bottles #1. small, 50 eta.
Sold by Purcell, Ludd & Co.; Grubbs 4t Apperson,
O. A. Strecker, I'aterson it Jackson; Bennett
Beers; Alex. Duval; Duval So Norton; J. Blair; S. M.
Zachrisson; A. Bodeker; Wm. P. Ladd; Laidley it Ro
binson, Richmond; aud ail the Druggists in Norfolk,
Portsmouth, Petersburg, Lynchburg, and all other
towns in Virginia. ap 19—2awd
rjOI.I.AKO'N UIIKUAIATIC MNIIIIENT
1 Soiiie remarkable cur*=i performed by this Lini
ment have come under our especial notice of lata,
and among thorn we will mention the case of a Mrs.
Johnston, on Union Hill, who had boon confined to
her bed tor more than a week by rheumatism, and
was cured by onk huttle or IVi.lhu'> Khki'mi
tic Liniment. Prepared only by
JOHN W. POLLARD,
Druggist, 17th street.
And for sale by Druggist* throughout the oity.
mh 11—ts
LMKTY ( E.M> AMI <»■>K IKIl.h.Ut A
I BOTTLE—DOLLAR CORDIAL, the mostre
nowned Medicine ever introduced, for the cure of a
certain disease and debility, wnh certainty and dis
patch, in a few days, with the saving of time and
rnouey—received the highest approbation from mem
bers of the College of Surgeons in London, and is
used in most of the Hospitals in England, where the
most severe ca.'-s of Veaknrss have succumbed, by
the use of this valuable Medicine.
Priceso cts. and $1 per bottle.
To be had of L. B. THOMAS, Dr. O. B. HILL,
DUVAL Ji. NORTON. CiIAS. MILLSPAUGH, J.
B. WOOD, S. M. ZACHRISSON, and A. LESLIE,
oppt site the R. & K. R. R. Depot, Broad street.
je 10—ts
IIOMtt lUKOICINK—UK*. OAW.I'
ELIXIR cures Coughs, Colds and Whooping
Cough, and affords great relief in Consumption and
most diseases arising from colds and neglected coughs.
The following are a few extracts from certificates of
citizens of Richmond who have tested its virtues :
"By a timely use of it, I have no doubt it has saved
one many doctor's fees. I know of its good effects
with a great many other than my own family."— ff'ss.
McCrery.
"I have nsed It in my family for three years, and
found it the test family medicine I have ever nsed."—
51. A. Steteiuon.
" Kor sickness among children, nothing can be bet
ter."—M. H. (iodwin.
" I have tried all the cough remedies of the day
and have no hesitation in saying that 1 believe Mrs
Daws' to be the most valuable preparation of the kind
new in use."—Elijah Warren.
Kor sale by Mrs. A. B. DAWS, Bennett It Beers,
Alex. Duval, Paterson it Jackson, Chas. Millspaugh,
E. J. Picot. A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
CASK—
\a Richmond, May Ist, 1856
Gentlemen : My child had commenced breaking out
last fall in small sores, which gradually extended over
the eutire head, including both ears, which were so
much eaten by the sores as to cause lue to fear that
both ears would drop off. I tried all sorts of adver
tised and domestic remedies without any good result.
I then procured and applied a little TURK OIL. It
began to get better; the bottle got broke, and we ap
plied galls to it; it again began to get worse. My
eldest daughter said, "Pa, do get some mere of thai
TURK OIL; sister's head looked so much better
when you used it" We got another bottle, and her
head i* now nearly well. Thi* was an aggravated
case, and took half an hour every day to wash it, and
it was very offensive. One more bottle, I feel assured
will cure her entirely, as there is but little of the dis
ease remaining. You are entitled to this, and for the
benefit of others, I take great pleasure in giving you
this certificate Respectfully, 8. T. Chai.k.
To Messrs DOVE it CO. my 3
JACKSON'S KXCKLSJOR BITTKKS ia
«* peculiarly adapted, by its composition, to every
disease of the liver and stomach which is produced by
our ever varying climate In all forms of bilious
diseases and Liver Complaint, it ia one of the molt
valuable remedies.
Prepared only by R. H. JACKSON, and for sale
by Drusgists generally. je 2tf
rpHK UNITKD STATKN 1,1 FK INMU
-1 RANCE. ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY
OK PHILADELPHI A—Capital and Value of Annual
Premiums, 4i1.421.ti1242.—This Company grants Poli
cies of Life insurance on the lives of either white
persons or slaves, upon as good terms as any other
good Company iu the btate. The nett profits of the
business are divided annually among those holding
Life Policies. ~
SLAVES insured for one or four years.
Kor farther information, call at the office of Insu
rance Co. Valley of Virginia, wbeie explanatory
books and papeis may be obtained
O. K. BRESEE,
„ _ ... General Agent for the State of Va.
Dr. P. W. HANCOCK, Medical Examiner.
Having charge of the above busiiess, 1 shall be
pleased to give any information upon the subject, or
attend to any business entrusted to ius
je 17—lm T. L. D. WALKORD.
L WOOLHOuav h
M-J WUOLHOUSK ortcri h«r aervicea to the Ma
dical Faculty and tli© ladiea of Richmond and ita vi
ctmty, LEECH ER AND CUPPER, and UwS.
age "* attoßll on, to merit their kind patron-
Mr*. W. may be found at all hours, day and night
at her residence, over Meiars. Sublett i. Brother's
Hardware store, 213 Broad st '
N. B. The best imported LEECHES constantly
receiving and for sale. 1
°° o ' tr7 attended to
toor^ef" BANUAOEa <«« and m«i.
•IT A light ovsr the door from » •'slack tiU ucre-
B| i»iHi
SUMMER RETREATS.
snOYNKK'I* WHITE AND BLACK SIIL
C PHURSPRI SO 5 —Thi* doUghtfal watering
place i* now open for the recaption ofvisitors 11 U
situated on the line of the counties of Roiiioke and
B rtetoart, surrounded by mountain*, and 'n e*»e of
the moet beentlfal. picturesque and fottHo
of Virginia, and immediately on the lme of fa Vir
ginia and Tenneaaee Railroad, within 252 yard* of the
road itself, and about half a mile from Benaack** de
pot, only eight or nine hoars nde from Richmond and
Petersburg, and about two boars from Lynchburg.
Persons leaving City Point, or Petersburg, or Rich
mond. In the morning, by the Southslde end Danville
Railroade, and Ukiog the ears of the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad at Lynchbnrg, reach Bonaeck'sdepot
about 3 o'clock P M . the *ame day, where an Omni
bus. to., will meet them, and soavey thenr t» trie
aP Then are three White and two Black Sulphur
Springs, whose curative powers can be attested oy
scores of persons, who have been entirely Mueved y
uaing the waters. The reputation of tbe*e wafers for
half a century cast has been established in the sur
rounding counties for having cured many persons af
dieted with various chronic and other They
are net aurpassed by any mineral waters in \ lrjrinm
for the cure of Dyspepsia in its venous forms Affec
tion* of the Liver. Kidnevs and Bladder, Oeneral De
bility, especially of tbe Nervous System. all kinds of
Cutaneous and other Diseaae* of the Skin, and »«y
of tha diseases peculiar to females. They are gently
purgative and diuretic, with a strong determination to
the akin. For certificate* as to the efficacy of the
waters of these Springs, see handbills
Tbe Buildings are spacious and convenient, and
almoat entirely new, consisting ot Hotels, Cottages,
4ic., affording accommodations equal to any to be
fouid in the mountains of Virginia, for aboat 4w
The Furniture and Fixtures are about equal to
those of the best hotels in our cities.
The Bedding is unusually good, with hair mattresjae
throughout the establishment—as to all which we in
vite visitors to examine and judge for themselves.
No pain* have been *par»d in obtaining tbe best
aervanu, and the mo*t experienced and beat qualified
assistants for every department of the eatablish-
The seneral management is confided to J- A Hf.-
FELFINGER, Esq., late of Cumberland, Maryland,
assisted by Alfred R. James and Ro. J. Read, lata
of Lynchburg, v ho will no doubt give satisfaction to
all who may visit the place.
There will be BOWLING ALLEYS, kc-, for ex
ercise. _ .
A fine BAND OK MUSIC is already secured, and
a Telegraph Office will soon be established at Bon
sack's depot ..
The TABLE will be found equal to any in the
mountains, the facilities for securing suppliea being
about as great a* they can well be.
J. A. HEFELKINGER t CO ,
je 13—3 m Proprietors
AM E L 1 A WHI T K St LPH UK
XX SPRINGS, situated 2J miles from Jetersville
Depot, on the Richmond and Danville Railroad, 50
miles from Richmond, will be opened the Ist of July.
The waters of these two Springs are said to be equal
to any waters in the mountains, and have been anal
yzed in Philadelphia, and have the same properties of
the Greenbrier white Sulphur.
Terms ok Board as follows: —Per day #150; per
week #9; per month, for 28 days, #28; Children over
2 years old and under 12 years, and servants, half
price.
There will be an omnibus, always ready to take
visitors to the Springs.
je 12—d2m THQB C. WILLSON & SONS.
BATIIINU, UIIIiSAFKAKKHAIiL,
HAMPTON, Va—This delightful watering pluce
is now open for the reception of visitors by the day,
we«k, month or season. It is situated on an eleva
ted point, and commands an extensive aud splendid
view of the Bay, Hampton Roads, James River, and
the surrounding country.
The advantages for Bathing are »ot surpassed by
any other watering place, aud the climate is pro
verbial for health.
The Proprietor pledges himself to make every ef
fort to render the stay of visiters pleasant, and takes
the liberty to refer for his ability aud disposition to
please, to those who have heretofore selected Chesa
peake Hall for their summer retreat,
je 2—3 m R. G. BANKS, Proprietor.
ALLEtiIIAM SPKINOS This Winter
ing place is situated in the county of Montgoni
ery, Virginia, on the banks of the Roanoke River, 3t
miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, and
surrounded by mountain scenery unsurpassed for
beauty in the State. This water is unequalled in its
efficaeiout qualities by any mineral water in the Union,
and contains ingredients peculiarly it* own, and which
have never yet been found to exiar in any other mine
ral springs Its use has reached and relieved caset
which all Medicine and other mineral waters had failed
in. Persons wishing to gain further information in
regard to the sanitive qualities of the water, are re
ferred to large cards, which we have in all the princi
pal Hotels, Steamboats, Cars, Vc, with certificates
appended from gentlemen of the highest character.
We have recently erected large Bathing establish
ments of all descriptions; also, a comfortable Recep
tion House at the railroad.
Persons leaving Richmond or Petersburg, will ar
rive at the Springs the same day by 6 o'clock P. M.
We will be prepared to receive visitors by the Ist
day of June. Our best efforts will be given to render
a visit to this fountain of health agreeable and pleas
ant. J NO. W. HOLT it SONS,
my 27—dtlOA Proprietors.
HVUKIA MOTKL.-.OLU I'OINT CO.U
KORT —This delightful summer resort, the
most invitinz on the Southern Seaboard, and, for at
traction, inferior to none in the country, convenient
to the Salt baLh and the many other luxuries of the tide
water reition. in broad view of Hampton Roads and
the Chesapeake Bay, and with an extensive military
post beside it, has passed to the proprietorship of the
undersigned, and will be opened for the public recep
tion on the 10th day of June, after which date it will
not be again closed.
Disease at Old Point Comfort, at any season, is
almost unknown. Kor health, it may be said, indeed,
to rival the most secluded watering place of the moun
tain interior; so that the up-landur may feel no risk
in goingdowu to test the attractions of this celebrated
lowland retreat.
The propiietor has engaged, for the general super
intendence, Mr. Joseph B. Stegal, of Richmond, late
of the Hugenot Springs, a gentleman of marked apti
tude fur the trust he has assumed, while his own su
pervision will guard the comfort of visitors and the
reputation of the establishment.
my 13—3 m JOS. SEOAR.
AIiGKK'S Wlll'i'K SUliPildU
SPRINGS, BOTETOURT COUNT*. VA.—
This well known watering place is now open for the
reception of visitors.
Board, per day $2 (0
" per week 10.CKJ
" per month 35.00
jy 2—lOt P- A. HATCHER, Proprietor.
TKIBI-IMi MI'UIMJM—TbiH rNtnbli»b
ment will be opened on the 15th day of July for
the reception of visitors. The Hotel and Catiins are
supplied with new furniture throughout, and the com
forts of the establishment are equal, if not tuperior,
to those of any other Springs in the mountains. Th*
medicinal properties of the various waters compoeing
Stribling Springs, are inferior to none in the United
States. There is Alam, Sulphur and Chalybsats, of
superior quality. The Alum is believed to be the best
now visit jd.
These Springs are situated about 12 miles north
west of Staunton. The Parkersburg line «f stages
run past the hens*, leaving Staunton after the arrival
of the Eastern Cars.
The propiietor respectfully solicits the patronage
of the health and pleasure seeking public, assuring
thein that no pains or expense will be spared to give
general satisfaction.
jy 7—6t CHESLRY KINNEY.
ROANOHfc KKl> StLPHLUSPRLXi.o.
—This handsomely improved Watering Place
will be open for the reception of visitors on the IMb
day of June next It is situated in a dense forest of
native oaks, in the northern part of the beautiful
county of Roanoke, on the turnpike ruad leading from
Salem by the way of Newcastle to the Sweet Sprints,
and within a day's journey from Richmond or
burg.
Passenger* en the Virginia and Tennessee railroad
will reach Salem from Richmond at 4 o'clock, P. M.,
and will be immediately taken, in Kent fc Summer
son's splendid daily line of Stage Caaches, to the
Roanoke Red Sulphur, (in miles,) where thev will
arrive befoie supper, and find every comfort that can
tempt the weary traveller to prolong his stay, but if
they prefer to do so, they can leave !n the same line
next morning, dine at the Sweet Springs, and reach
the Greenbier White Sulphur before night, thus ma
king an ENTIRELY DAY TRAVEL of two day*
from Richmond or Petersburg to the White Sulphur!
1 "turning from the Springs, passen.ers will he
brought from the White Sulphur to the Roanoke Red
Sulphur the first day .and after toiing breakfast there
reach the railroad at Salem in time for the mornins
train, so a* to reach Richmond er Peteisburir the
same day.
No expense or trouble will be spared to make thi*
as agreeable a* any water place in Virginia Al
though, but a new candidate for popular favor, the
proprietor, flatter them*e!ves that it is to
take a high position as well for it. curative quauliw
a* for the style of it* accommodations. Mr. Charles
nuhhe' h D ° W ""■ fim rata eater er for the
pub he, and for his attention to all the details of a
public esubhshment, has been secured (together with
LIB wile) a* manager. Under their management, vis
.tor. may he.ure of a cordial welcome, aid the very
best treatment.
.■JiS ''o l ®, 1 ; " illch contains 25 room*, including a
spacious Ball Room, and all the other improvement*,
nave been erected on the most approved models of
taste and convenience, furnishing accommodation for
100 v.si tors the preaent season, which will be increas
ed to any extent >bat may be required hereafter.
A superb BAND OK MUSIC, ha* been engaged for
the iCMoo, and in all reapeeta, it will be the couataat
and earnest efforts of the proprietor* to render their
\ laitora comfortable and happy.
The water of the Roanoka Red Sulphur has not
been fully analised. but the remarkable beueht de
rived from it. use. by persons suffering from palmo
nary complaints, justifies the belief that among other
valuable medicinal qualities, it will be found to have
that which has given to the Red Sulphur of Monroe.
Its celebrity, viz : reducing tile pulse, and acting as a
tooie at the same time. It has also proved bUhlv
beneficial to persons suffering from Dyspepsia and
other diseases of the stomach, a* could be sliowa bv
many certificates were it deemed necessary
GEORGE W. SHANKS, )
A HUPP.
GREEN B BOARD. 1 Proprietors.
WILLIAM WALTON. i rropn,Wwfc
, „ »AV |O C. SHAN*., J
runaways.
i3OO HKwXKU.- T lie
jPffibEonded on4th July nigbt. H«
£L latfo aboat 28 year, ef age, spare made likeMN
j manners; is abont 5 feet s men
sis • u '
jy B—eod2w* —
—— —juiiniwa Y IN JAlL.—'There wm
M «£££*«. the j«l of H.nnoo conaty. on
th at J, dav of April, a negro man calling hira
self ARmTsTE ADCLARKE. as the
jSLm of Mary Sims, of the city of Richmond, and
was formerly the property of a Mr. Thompson, of
Goochland. Heie about fifty-five years'
and has a very gram look when spoken to; and was
verv badly dressed when committed. The owner
will eleiM come forward, pro*® prowrty, W
ses ind take him away, car he will bi dealt
faw direct. A. B. HUTCHESUN, «. H. C.
mf
i KUNAWAV.- Riisawaj' frem the
M aubscnbnr, on the Ist January last, a negro
JL woman named AMANDA belonging to ihe
estate of Samuel Pleasants, deceased. She
a dark brown complexion, about twen
ty-seven years old. and has a mother living iu Butch
ertown ant many relatione living in Powhatan,
wher J she i* no doubt harbored. The usual "ward
will be paid upon her delivery to mo at the jail
B. HUTCHISON.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
~1H» WE have on hand a lnr«e awiorl.
JHfcfc. nient of Gold. Stone, Cameo. Lava, Floren
teen and plain Gold Sleeve Bnttons and
All those in want will find it to their
interest to examioe our stock before purchasing.
MYERS t JANKE, No. 755, Main at,
ia 20 Sign of the Illuminated Clock.
-5 «ILL ifc WeiUKJIKYKU. Ne.
JSjk 96 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Vs.,
kS 3 have just opened a fine assortment of
dhjJlfrWatcbes, of the best English and Swiss ma
kers both Hunting and open dials; also, a handsome
assortment of Jewelry; Pearl setts, Silver and Silver
Plated Ware, Fancy Goods, fine pocket Cutlery, hue
Scissors in cases and by the single pair; also, the best
French Perfumery, French Soaps. Hair, Tooth and
Nail Brashes, and everything in the Fancy line, to
which they invite the inspection of their friends and
the public. je 4 —lm
B'KIUUKOKD dfc CO'S WEHTKtt> EX
PRESS.— Rates of freight per 100 lbi. on manu
factured Tobacco from RICHMOND through to the
following place*, viz: '
SUMMER RATES. WIHTER RATES.
To Wheeling #0.80 #0.30
To Cincinnati 1 00 1.10
To Louisville. 1.10 1-20
To New Albany 1.20.. 1.30
To Evansville 1-20 1.30
To St. Louis 1.30 1.40
To Illinoii River,
above Peoria, 1.70......... 1.80
To Peoria and points
ab0ve............. 1.6.5....••.••.•••• 1.75
To Nashville 1.60 1.70
To Memphis. 1.60 1.70
To Chicago 1.60 1.70
N. B. Receipts given through to all the above
places, and Goods forwarded to all parts of the Uni
ted Status and Canada*. Apply to
D. B. BRIDGFORD St CO.,
my 23 On the Dock.
IVIOTiifcH'S BREAST V 1. O T II S--A
ill CERTAIN PREVENTIVE OK AND RE
LIEF" TO A GATHERED BREAST.—These Cloths
have now been in use for several years, and with
scarcely any advertiaing, have met with a rapid sale.
Hundreds have testified to their etlicacy in preventing
the formation of Mammary Abcess or Gaiheied
Breast, allaying inflammation where it hud commenc
ed, and in producing an easy How of milk. They are
the invention of a Virginia Lady, who had long been
a sufferer from this distressing complaint, and failed
to find relief from any other source. They can be
worn stall times without inconvenience, and hava
never in asingle instance failed to give relief when
applied promptly and hsfore the disease had appear
ed. They may be easily transmitted by mail to any
part of the country; and orders accompanied with
#1 and 12centsin postage stamps, will always secure
the receipt of them, with full directions for their
use. For sale by the ageuts,
MEADE it BAKER, Apothecaries,
186 Main, N. W. corner of 10th street,
je 30—d&elm Richmond. Va.
r y i'Ol'l.All—<jo,ooo feet 5 S Voiilar
•J - O expected daily per schr. Brandywine, and for
sale low from wharf.
EDWARD K. DUDLEY,
je 21 19th st, between Main and Kranklin.
W1 1.1.1-VU JHUtiKMS kiutlocated iulliia
city, and will be receive orders from
gentlemcu desirous to havsAvheir houses PAINTED
FRESCO in a superior aud elegant style, at Mr. O. A.
Strecker's Apothecary Store- Terms moderate,
je 24—d Im"
IJItU.UII .)! taKIST itl 1 I.KS KOK NAI,K
JL 1 have on hand seven of NOYES' BURR STONE
MILLS.* which Mills have taken the first premium
at the World's Fair, London, and at every other Fair
where lliey ha»« been exhibited. I have, also, several
small Water Wheels—one of ijpn, as low as #30.—
Also, a lot of second-hand Machinery, such as Shaf
ting, Pullies, Belts. &c.; all of which will ha sold very
law. It can be seen at the store on 10th street, two
doori from Bargamit,'* corner, where I will receive
to sell on commission, every description of new aud
second-hand Machinery. JOHN A. JETER,
Prescott House.
'Circulars, with cut, description and prices of these
Mills, sent to any direction, gratis, on application,
my 13—dts
BKI,I.KVLJ£ liUM'l'lAi. Thin instil u
tion is situated on Church Hill, Richmond, Va.,
in a delightful, airy position, and is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort of pa
tients and the successful treatment of disease.
The Lying-in Wards are peculiarly commodious.
The undersigned give their personal attendance to
all patients placed under their charge.
TERMS:
Colored Patients per week.
Whites t> " "
Private accommodations... 7to 10 "
These rates embrace at charges for Board, Medi
cines, and Medical and Surgical attendance.
ty No Small Pox admitted.
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, M. D.,
Grace street, between 4th and sth.
C. S. MILLS, M. D,
12th street, between Broad and Marshall.
R. T. C«LEMAN, M. D ,
Corner of 4th and Grace streets.
Resident Physician— Dr WOOD inv 24—6 m
I»u:u.»lu>l> HI 11-UINO KiINU CUM.
it PANY—TEN SHARES OK STOCK KOR
SALE LOW—This Company has been in successful
operation for four years, and in about the same period
$200 will be paid on each share of stock then unre
deemed. In this company stockholders may borrow
money, ard give as security either real estate or'their
stock in the company.
Those wanting to purchase these ten share* very
low, must apply to-day at the Dispatch Office.
je 13—ts
rpHK IIAKTFOUI) KIRK I N*l, RAM i£
1 COMPANY—INCORPORATED IN 1810.—
CAPITAL STOCK #300,000.
1 his Company ha* transacted an extensive business
for more than forty years, and has aimed to secure
public confidence by an honorable and faithful fulfil
ment of its contract*, and owner* of property are as
suredl that all fair cl»iu.s for loss under its policies will
be liberally adjusted, and promptly paid.
No charge for Policies.
E. H. RHODES, Agent,
No. 22 Pearl street,
J e I?—it" Smith. Rhodes fc Co.
LA4«Kit tilKtt, ol' superior <iuulity, put
up in pint and quart bottles for family use. Kor
'*le l'y P. WILBACHER,
Dealer in Liquors, Wines, Cigars. Vc ,
jy 2 No. 20S Main at.
[VO. ll!).—At (tin new Clotbinjc 'ilouar,
-I! next door to J. W. Randolph's Bookstore, can
now l e found the largest and moat varied stock of
light Summer Clothing. This month's receipt* have
been very heavy, comprising a full variety of Mar
sielles Suits, Col'd and White Linen Buits, Black Al
paca and Merino Coats ; also, a rich assortment of
Furnishing Goods, such a* light Summer Tie*, Stock*
Hdkf* . Gloves, Socks, buspenders, ic , all of which
I will sell at nniuaily low price* for cash.
J. D. GOODMAN,
j» 3» No. 119 Main street.
IJNKM (■OOUM.~We kav«itmi> ilcriaed
A bargains in all ktnde of Linen Uoud», conaieting
of Table (Jlotlu ; Tajile Diaper*; Toweling; Pillow
I.men; tine and com men Shirting Linen; Linen Cam
bric Hdkfs fur gentlemen and ladiea, and many oilier
good* in that line, which we will («|| cheap
J. MILLHIBEK & BRO.,
IMS Bro»rt «tr»et.
1 A"" ! N VMKNTKKWKi.II KOKHAI.t.
1J t Ko / »»le privately, a tract of Land lying about a
mile* from Richmond, aud cue utile from tlm R. U l»
Railruad Thia tract contain. 83 acre. About on#-'
thud lai cleared anil is in cultivation, the balance i« in
o-lglnall growth TW improveuiet* cou*i«U of a tolera
ble good framed Dwelling |8s:« feet, and other ue
wlXISu 1 i' o ?***' w,th * B P rio ' «f eAcellent wet*.
KorVurther information apply to W. T. Ctialkley A
the er to H. J. NUNALLV^
'* Maneheater.
jIItLLIMi BtHlWKM».l'keiwim M Sj."
H T o re i ol V r .° cooduc ted under the firm of
H : * K. 8. TALIAKKRRO, at our Klour Milk
wti.in future be managed b, u*. " *""*•
corner of Carv and llth etreet*.
- '* niJNLOP. fttONCITRK t, CO.
UUK;H n.~VVe
Ed D?w k e H° r r 4 * * '"*• ,UM!k °' well bun.-
to WMt W W " wiU M " luwlou > pereuu
•£• *'*° to contract for Brtek werk,
lh * M»P«m*K>«i of Mr. Lake McKenna.
. LARCS k BHINK,
_ * 74 Mato atr£t
(1 WJK ib"" 1 .*?. ■•**' to Niabir NMt|rt it
luk.e-w I HAED CORK—the former a de
light fal fual for grate*, and the laUet an excellent
«ttd ecvaomieal aubetiiut* for anthracite eoal for
FOHHBSrr AJTDftALB.
FOK atore nad' 4 we~lUm.'
with a kitchen. No 53 M.i«
the St. Charles Haul, and u« oZ a J? d t*
Mr. Riley m « M»ntill« .tore it Uin . *<**1 fcjjfcj
fjr as; kind of busioeis, and to a good tenant n.
rent will be moderate. Apply to '
LEWIS HYMAN, Wauhmaker
jy g-12t 98, Matos&V
WB EKNT..<iUrli«
■8 Bm "> Bank, the store I left, neat door u!
EL Henri. Caekie k Harrison's. ia for reetTbl!
stand ia an excellent one for a retail trade. i m i,7
Messrs. Palmer It Clopton, or to * ' "
JT 9-<t J- J FRY
« JfOK KKNT-A 4e.ir.kto fcrt7k7*.
sidence contain.., 8 room., with a good ...
den. arable, wood, coal and hea house*, fo' th.
balance of the year, bow occupied by ft. B. tail,.
Possession given immediately. Applv to
jy <»— [m * OFOBGET BAfIBY. I3t h St,,.*
eFOH KIfSiT«»A very dealrabl« rem
dence indeed, anitable for a med<om aize fanm.
with every convenience of gas. water ke btti'
room «p ataira with warm and cold watar. also shower
bath: cooking ranie and kiteb'n fixtaree. which
makes labor easy; sufficient room for aervanta; amci*
cloaeta, atore rooma, wood and coal houses; conv«
a'ent to businessand market, on Marshall street b*
tween 4th and f »th. near St. Jaroea* Church It it , t
preaent occupied by Mra. Hill, who will lake ptei
tare in »howio« it to any who may call. It will be
vacant by the 20th, or aoooer if deaired. Krqaira
anove, or at the Rev. Mr Darden's, next door
jr 9—3t
®STOKKM O* BKOAD BTUKtiT
FOR RENT--Twe apacioua -tore.
Broad Street Hotel for rent. One hasspacieu*
light and dry basement, with a end yard attacked
with a hydrant near the dour, the other atore has city
water in the rear pnrt of it, with a gutter passing the
waate water into 9tli street. For terma apply ti
jv 8— 6t GODDIN It APPKHSON.
HOOJW KOK HKNT, over K. jT
S pence's Clothing atore, No. 126 Main street
Apply to E. D. KEELING, No. 135. '
jy 7—l in
FOK KKMT Tfcree or four n«*m
■ia brick dwelling., suitable for moderate •ue.l
MSt. families, and |<ossession given immediately
They are tituated a ahort distance above the corpora
tion on the Weatham Plank Road. Apply to
THOMAS M. MONTAGUE,
jy 3—d2w on the premises,
HOIiSK AMD LOT KOtt NALIU
For aale privately, a frame House, situated <.n
26th street. Union Hill, containing H rooms, with
other conveniences attached, suitable for a genteel
family. The house is built of good materials and to
constructed that it might be easily changed ioto »
double tenement without much expense, or it sulti
ciently large and convenient for a good sized family
Excellent water a short distance from the house; ter
eral churches and four schools in or near the neighbor
hood. Any person wishing to purchase a good house,
on accommodating terms, will please apply to
EDWARD D. EACHO, Agent,
jy 4—l w Pearl street.
MFOK UKNT.-Ilnvlng taken Ibeuew
brick house adjoining Mosirt Haxail It Co., and
\V. T. Staples it Co., we otter for rent the dtti
ruble Warehouse at present occupied by us corner of
12th and Cary streets.
Possession will be given immediately.
Jy 4-dlm PETE'S. MARTIN it CO.
®KOK KKM'-Tke upper part ol my
store. Pcsnetsion given immediately for
terma, apply to R. H. BARNKy,
je 21—ts On Franklin. between 17ih and IBtlt its.
®KOt( UKNT.»TIie while Collude on
Governor street, near the Richmond flout*,
containing four rooms, kitchen, with two ,-oouit,
kc. Apply to JOHN R. COOK,
je 24—-dts Pearl afreet.
(lit H KiN T-Two Teaeineiitw on
Bank at., occupied by Mrs. Booker as a Boarding
house. Possession will be given ou the Ist of
Ju'y.
Also, Ihe Tenement adjoining, occupied by Mr. .Ino.
K Martin. Possession will bo given on the Ist of
October next.
Also, several Tenements near the Upper Market.—
Apply to JOHN OR.KMK,
je 23—ts 12th street.
KOU ttKMT-.MA HI.HOItO. loimtT
ly WALL STREET HOTfcL.—This properly
ia situated on l. r >th, between Main and Frankliq
streets, has been recently enlarged and undergoes
thorough repair. It can accommodate comfortably
from ft/ty to aixty lodgers. There is a large bar rociu
about thirty by forty feet, a parlor 25 by 30 leer, a
dining room 30 by 40 feet, a spacious kitchen with
large bake oven and extensive cooking ranges, all !»•
cently built; comfortable servants' rooms, conveni
ences for coal and wood, is well supplied with water
in the kitchen, bar room and on the second thoij
gas has been introduced into the house, and there is
every convenience necessary for such an establish
inent.
Possession given on the Ist of February next,
For terms apply to If END ALL GRIFFIN.
ja 30—tf
BKOR KKNT.—That very UrnlniitU
Huuac on JMmii utreet, 2nd dour above lotLtl. -
T)ii« lioune in in the uiost improving p&rt ot tb*
city, being in u fbort tiitlauce of the Buukatind otli«r
public place*of bu*ineM. Powwanion giv> nUt A' -U,
Apply to fe 18—ti BENJAMIN DAVIV
MWBgfr UK. A DIM X.iO.\ "s NIW
OKKICE, embracing fire rooms, ou
between Htli and 9th *treets,
lina every rvquiaite for perlorniioK
ttny operation in Dentistry iu a superior manner, »t a
fair price. Veiuz estayer //our voui-meme. my 21
r«~?lfV (UAKKIAUKS, lAKKIAUKS.
kßekS; The cubscriber ha* on hand, at hi* Coaeti
jHnkiof! Establishment, on Lombard Al
ley, between Main ami Cary, ',13th *nd 14th *treets,)
near the Columbian Hotel. COACHES, CHARIO
- BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
top*, and SULKIES, all of his own make, of tbe beat
material* and worllin&n*bip. All of which will be
•old a* low as good work of the kind can be in tbe city
of Richmond; and I respectfully aak a call from those
in want of any artielu in the Carriage line, a* I am de
termined to make to order and tell at the lowest
prices poaaible, and all work sold, that is new, wat
ranted.
fe 26—d9m MICAJAH MANGUM.
' THE iMUHIC HTOKfc.-l"
SjCgmXßjH H. TAYLOR would rewind Ins
friends and the public generally that
1/ II V J II his store is ou Governor street,
where mar be found PIANO KORTES, MELODK
ON>», 'iIHTARS, VIOLINS, FLUTES and ACCOK
OEONS, of the beat quality, and at the lowest prices.
He is sole agent in this city lor the sale of the cele
brated Nuiin* Jt Clark's PIANOS, which are not sur
passed by any other makers, and equalled bat by few.
Also, Gale V Co.'a superior Pianos.
Guitar and Violin STRINGS, of the best quality
He has the largest stock of MUSIC to be fouud la
this State, and is constat ly receiving the latest publi
cation, which he will sel at the must reduced pries*
and upon as good terms as can be had elseivher*.
t9" Pianes tuned, repaired, and let ou hire.
tW Old Piano* taken in part pay for new ones.
1/Uit »AL£~ISU feet of m ound ou IJrure
street, opposite the Agricultural Kair Grounds —
Also, 150 feet in the same square, on Broad street —
The whole, or part thereof, is offered for sale. Apply
to Dr. BROOCKB. at hi* office,
je 19—lm* Main «t„ between 7th and Bth si*
WfKINU OOOI»M.~\Ve are
£3 enr stock of SPRING TRIMMINGS, which, as
usual, consists of a great variety of new and dosirs
ble goods. We are receiving KRESH SUPPUK*
every week, and our customers may reat assured, that
by giving us a call at once, they will save themselves
much time and trouble in lhe tedious alfort of
"MATCHING TRIMMINGS."
HIRSH It BOTTCHER,
mh 25—4 m* 209 Broad street
W'l'OthM KOK —VI KtslMlA SIA
PER CENTS KOR SALE.-Wehave aiwaysoo
hand, first class Securities for investment. Persuus
wishing to purchase, will find it to their interest U»
give u* a call.
rnv 17—t, C. W PITRCELT. k CO
81 .M.HKH STOCK now beiug reduced.
w« invite the attention of purchased of Suiuuis'
Clothing to the essoi tment on hand, asssuritig thiee
disposed to buy, that bargains will be ottered.
LINEN PANTS; also, Marseilles Psuts, in gie* r
variety—the assortment comprising a complete list >»•
sixes, also a full lino of coloi*.
ALPACA COATS; also Drapd'Ete. fanners'#*■
tin and Single Milled Cloth Coats, made up iu us
lightest, and still substantial manner
MARSEILLES VESTS, both White and Kane?.
Plain and figured.
The assortment is large, and we wish to close the*
out. Look for 110 Main st.
jy 8 GROSHONO t TUPM AN
[YIOTICK.—The suksrrlbrr, having t»f'«
i v re-elected Constable la the 4th District »l Ilea
rico county, begs leave te inform the public that be
will take pleasure in attending to any busiuees to *»J
pert of the county that uiay be entrusted to huu. si">
will use every exertiouaoto perform the various du
ties aa that all concerned will be satisfied. My resi
dence is on the Weethani PUnk Road, a short dw
taace west of the city of Richmond, wbeie 1 *•*/
generally be fouad. Respectfully,
jy &—dl2t THOS. M MONTAGU*-- __
MK. I.KKKHVUK' Ht'HUUL, Klthmnnd
V*.—The next session of this lustitutwu »ui
open on the Ist day of October, 1856, and eloee va
the first dayof Jnly. 1857. _
Terms.— Board *200; Washing •20; English T«'*
tion +4"; Modem Languages, each #20; Latin
Maste on Piano, Harp or Guitar til)-, Drawing
Di awing from nature ♦40; Paint iug, water colors HJ
In oP ♦50. Primary Department for children uader
10 years oT age ♦»).
Rr.i KRKNa'Ks - Pairoo* r>f the School, Ri«ht Re*-
Bishop Mead, Right Rev. Bishop Johns. Right R*«-
Hishop Cobb* of Alabama, Rev Motes l>. Huge. I'
D , the clergy of the * piaeopal Churoh of Virginia-
Kaciltv.—Hubert P. Lefebvre, A M, Principe*:
Rev H 8 Kepplor, Rev W. C. Wehb. John T-UJ
tie, M. D ,R. A Lewie, M. D , Joseph Mlehard, Jo*«
A. Calye, C. W. Thilou, Mi** Goraon, Mi* Tajlo'.
Madame Estvan, MUle Laay. etc., eto.
Alt letter* to he directed to _
_lT 7 -4ai HUBERT F, LirgßVß^.
DKi'RIVKU TIUHMURMNU.S*
ft Canton Matting*, cheuked and whit*,
beaold cheap. ALfRED MOSES.
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