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THE DAILY PIggATUa.
WMHMhV -
PinaooUl «nd CommmoUL
id Vi ri MM M IWI •*•** ' * '
#9000 do. at »«i.
Th. broafht ft*. «*uZfZSZ
i»luk<( iha ten* amount af una mtlltoe «wi
JSVoreported in a d;*r*fch
«&-*»>' mVrkVt
Tha Charl'ttoe paper* publish the monthly state
ment of tbe Sou.b Carolina Beake. Tha aggregate
clrTulttkin it #8 34*.738; n«'t profit* on hand fl IN,-
*$$!&£& #5651,633, •££»£»;
discounted on p*r«oo*l ity 6t1.080,n23; domec*
tieexcbano #C*l7,4lSs foreign exchange **36,414;
d®bt
Cwanariot 'lit* with tha atatemcnt for tbe month
prrvio.,'. it wIU be iwan that ei»o«letio«i baa d-crest
ed «V 7« 6J>; depositee 9381,144: domestic excbeng*
•J74.OU>; foremu exchange #840 052. On th« other
hand. however. there hat been an inert aw in Belt
profit* of •97.094; in tpeeie *28,000; in ootM ditcount
ed <M tccuaty #254,479; and in the napend
edl|fr t account #87,009-
RECEIPTS
By the Caul, Uall rends aid Hirer,
| For the week ending July 12th |
By the Ca'nai,—lss bbla Flour; 316 hhds and 87 bxJ
Tobacco; 112 bah Is Corn; 422 ton* Coal; balance
Lumber, Wood, he — matin? an agar? gate dawn
u>nnage of 2,846,231 lb*. Mdae, Onauo, Lime,
flatter. Coal, Salt, he., making an aggregate op
tonnage of 1.348,361 ibe.
Br THa Canrati. Railsoad 101 hhd* and 21 bxi
Tobacco; 110 C btbl* Wheat; 155 bblt Floor; 1078
babla Corn; 258 do Meal; 324 do Oats; 122 do Rye;
17 Sundries; 10 boxee Machinery; 16 rollt Leath
«r; 4217 Iba Bacon; 48 ton* Pig Iron; 17 barrelt
Alum Water; a boxnt Shoe*; Si pkgt Wool; 23 do
Bott»r; 3do Eggt; AM Cbickent; 1 pkg Lard; 67
Lambs; 5 Beeves; 13 Calves*. 14 bbla Whiskey; 16
do empty Bott'eo; 11 empty Bblt.
Br toe Richmond a»d Danville Railboad—so3
hHds Tobacco; 180 hale* Cotton; 62i2 ft Lumber;
6 cords Wood; 42 bbl* Spt« Turpentine; 58 bales
Rags; 15 bag* Bean*: 1 bag Bacon; 2 roll* Leather;
119 empty liquor Bblt; 1 Horse; 15 bales Ozna
barg*; 1 Iron rt heel; 61i3 ream* Paper; 1 lot Fur
niture: 3 boxe* Mitze; I Cbeet; 2810 bthlt Coal.
Br THE RICHMOND AND PCTKBSBCRG RAILBOAD—
564 hhd. and 2275 boxe* Tobaeco; 12 hbd* Sum*;
12 ban* Wheat; 2 firkin* Batter; 1 box Pipet; 2do
Chiekent:2 Veal*; 6 Lamb*; 1 flit Lnmber; 11 bbl*
Bottle*; 6 oo*e* Mdz-; 2 do Fi*h; 12 bag* Rag*;
25 roll* Leetber; 5 bbl* Flour; 2 ctr load Stavea;
1 tool Chett; 1 bbl Sugar; 2 boxet Tin; 1 roll do;
I box Bacon; lpkge Lead; I eu.p'y Runlet; 1 box
Marble; 1 let Harnett; 570 ton* Coal; 51 do Stone;
1181 keg* Nail*.
Br thc Richmond and Fbedebicksbubg Rail
boad.— 3i bhds, 5 boxet and i crate* Tobacco; 4a4
bag* Com; 2 b«gs Mea!;2sdo Peat; 9 do Wool; 2
eoopt Uortet; 7 Lamht; I Calf; 3 boxes Chicken*;
3 do Ducks; 'Si Barrels; 9000 fe't Timber.
Byihk Lower James Riveb.—l736 buthel* Corn!
305 ton* Coal: 224,5/5 f»et Lumber; 172,800 Shin
glet; cttkt Limp; 10,000 htavet; 138 ton* Rait*
road Iron; 30,000ib*. Bioon; 100 tons Platter; 250
too* Ice.
Daring tbe week, 1 New York packet; one New York,
one Philadelphia, and one Baltimore ateamer
arrived.
EXPORTS—COASTWISE.
To Boston—l4(K) pkg* and 10 hhd* Tobacco; 720 bbl*.
Flour; 4400 bushel* Feed.
To P«ovi?>ei«ce—9<Mto bushel* Feed.
To New York -3127 pkg* and 43 hhd*. Tobacco; 2400
bli's. Flour; 1110 bushel* Wheat; 217 bates Domes
lias; 801 bushed Shipstuff; 16 aunririe*.
To Philadelphia—ll74 pkgsand 1 lihd Tobacco; 10
bbl*. Flaxseed; 5 ton* Lead; 4 sundries; 91 Empty
Barrel*
To Baltimore—looo hWs. Flour; 1570 boxes and 1
hhd Tobacco; 1 box Bacon; 40 Empty Barrel*, If
sundries; 3 bbl* Liquor; 422 bushels Wheat; 2
bags Snakeroot; 10 boxe* Bitter*; 6 bbl*. Fish; 4
Gluauers; 77 Empty Bbl*
FOREIGN.
To Vienna- -per ship Arcole—77B hhda. Tobacco.
Jly Telegraph.
Baltimore, July 15.—Flour steady. Wheat un
changed. Cora declined 1 cent.
New York, July 15—Flour declined. Standard
Southern. $7J. Wheat declined 4 cents. Corn firm.
Stocks lower— Va. li'* $935.
Richmond Alnrkei*. July 15«
WHEAT.—The highest quotation for prime White
authorized by the United transactions to day, is $1.70
A sale of prirm was mnde at $1.63 The quality
arriving is so small that the sales cannot be regarded
as an indication of pi ices when the market fairly
opens.
No change in FLOUR, CORN and other articles of
produce.
The navigation on (he Canal which ha* been sus
pended a part of the wsy for repaiis for a few weeks
past was renewed yesterday all the way to Lynch
burg This will oecmion an increase in the receipts
through that channel.
A I'oetlcnl Overseer.
A gentleman of this city, having requested from
his overseer a list of articles, stock, &c , upon the
farm, received the following, which we give ver
batim et literatim:
Dear sir, a thins that you request
I render jou—a fiitlilu! list;
As there are here no multicoltis,
But stock and tow.'a on porcahuntus.
1 head this li»t with Id oxen.
Mine cows and yearling! that I have chozen,
Two calls, on mill held they are graiitn,
One beef in a pen tor you to fateo.
Fifty-eight sheen, but that's not all,
For eight yiu'l find at boling hall;
Seven trnfes at barn, and (hey are able;
Five horses standing in your arable.
Sixteen hiilin? hoes is all I've fjund ;
Ten weeding hoes, to weed the ground ;
Eight grubing hoes you'i liad among
tight forked hoes to move the dung.
Ten outing axes, it' ground up keen ;
Nine syihs to cut the wh at si clean ;
Five 100-horse plows is all I've found;
Three three-horse plows to turn the ground.
Again, you'l see here on this list
Fouc tingle plows none of the best;
Five winged colters near worn out; *
Thiee new ground colters, big and stout.
Tooheavy drags todrsglhe fields,
And uianag'd bv your bob and shiels;
Too box-M fixed tor droping lake ;
Three < ultivators and one H rake.
Tour head of hogs you so much hate,
At morning led there at the gate,
Twenty-three at home, too ai ben lonian,
It you can keep from rogith human.
Seven breeding soars are still lef. out;
Eleven pigs without a doubt;
And them are all that 1 can see,
A number making forty-three.
Ground was broken ou the Memphis, Clarksville
a id Louisville Railroad on.the iTld nit.
(\ KW KAitll I.V f'LUU U.—Ainpthill
1" Mills Family Flour, ground from selected new
white W teat, in whole and half bbls , in store snd tor
sale by EGGLESiON k FITZGERALD,
jv 12—lw 14 Pearl etreet
DK!»K A.MJ BOOK CASK. fUU »Ai. JS
CHEAP—A double Countiug-House Desk, with
Book Case Drawers and Pigeon-Holos, all compact.
ALSO—A Book-Case, with Pigeon-Hoies for ps
peis aud falling 1< af Desk, at much leas than half
price. Apply immediately to ALEX. hOTT.
jv I—ts
L'KK.M'H W OHK.HU CULLAKA,-- -Oil
I band, a large sssortment of handsome French
Worked Collars, which wilt be sold lew.
SILAS L. JOHNSON,
jy No. 31 Main st.
pttKMU UHV tiOOliS.—We have Ju.trt-
Plain Swiss Muslins
Jaconet Cambrics
Irish Linens
No 8 snd 10 Hat Crapes
Dreas Whalebones
Bleached Drills, Satin Jeans
Manchester Ginghams
Rice Cambrics, lie., he.,
which we offer for sale very low.
if » KKNT, PAINE k CO.
UANsauk l.A.tll'S.-Us feana a large
and beautiful assortment of Passage Lamps, of
various colors, styles and sixes. For sale at v try mo
derate pneea. OEO. J. SUMNER, I
. jy No 3D, Pearl street.
wKk regret that
ri announce that my Distribution Enter-
J. I**1** " n ° ot J u>ke Place on the 22d February. The
of , th * winter hue prevented me
As seoa as
than abouii belit ? i Bpon another day not later
tag will coufni. " ", hlch tin "> the Dow
ned tickets called In
tickeu satisfy A »d_Would tbe sale of
tier day7ul *°< ' shall fix npen an ear
plaeeat the Drawing take
«i 16—tlstAa JESSE t. HOPKINS,
k gl' H 1 Liberty. V*.
WoOLHOt'gfc
eieal Faculty and the iLm *1 servic<i« the Me
•W*. a. LWH
**£
at b»r rwrid^De'^*»d night.
Hardware store,2l3 gnb l»« * Brother's
to -«istag arid tor*leJe!^ o"**0"** constantly
.KssAaae-—»
AIW ewr tte «ew ftw, , yehek
r° I '^
the iaeatt 4* Velvet *e 75e.; rnaeklta, loeittad,
?i^JSKS^Jr'£sr%%S
•Ml low price of f| Hi with way otbar stf fee of
Shoee, I* be mM remarkably cheap at Um ekttf M*
Dry Good* and Bho* •tore.
MARCUS HARRIS, JU Breed ak.
W 14 liti of *Im Man.
' MMnfeMKal) OALySKIN
PATENT LEATHER OXftORO
TIE#, of oat own city maoafac' are, at
c.» Maurice's,
J/H 151 Main »t.
▲a uVNfa uaituks-AUW
foek of Gent's Cloth. Calf and Patent Lea
ther Gaitera, to be cloeed out cheap before
the aeaaon li over, at C. 1. MAURICE'S,
jy 12 . 151 Wain «»■
'VK UkN t'Lhaiaft-ttecrlTHl
thU meming, at He. Id Main *ttMt—
Gent'e Letting Congress Gaitera. a Brat
rate article, and just the thing for warm weather and
tender feet.
ALSO,
Gent'* Pump Sole, fitint Leather Oxford Um
Do do do do Congreaa Gaitera
Do Kid Congrem Gaitera
Do Patent Leather Long Quartered Shoes
All of the above are of tbe beat quality, ami made
in toe moat •nperiorand Cuhioaable ityln.
_jy 11 . JOHN C PAGE, Jn, 13 Main at.
jfei CHILDREN'!* WHITE IMO.
ROCCO BOOTS.—Received, a tupplj nf
thoM scarce and handaome children'*
Shoe*, at WM. WALSH'S
UHlbl)KK>»» AMULK TlK«.—
XSBiMBh A beautiful auortmeat for tale, culored
and patent leather, at
jy 9 WM. WALSH'S.
> NOTICE- -TO THE L. AHi KM
AND GENTLEMEN OF RICHMOND
.AND THE COUNTRY GENERALLY.
—All 1 bare to *ay to my CMtomen. friend* and the
poblic generally, la, that I can now fnr>i*h ladie* and
gentlemen with Boot*, Shoe* and Gaiter*, that cannot
be turpatted, either here or elsewhere, either of my
own manufacture, er of the beat Boot* *nd Shoe*
manufactured expressly for me in Paris by tbe pre
mium boot maker of France—that if, Meleez, of Paris.
So that all in want af Boots and Sho»s of saperior
quality, *uch a* cannot be purchased elsewhere, call at
ALEX. HILL'S, Manufacturer and
Importer of Ladies and Gentlemen's French
Roots snd hoe*. No. 129 Main *t, Richmond. Va.
<UUKA ANi)BOOTH MADE TO OKOEIL
£3 —MR. JAMES FELLOWS, Superintendent in
Sentlemen'i department; Mr. JOHN KIMPEL, do
o. Ladiet do.
The subscriber having in hi* employment tha above
named Cutter*, who are known to be equal to any in
tha State, respectfully announce to the public that
be i* prepared to have made to order, in tbe neateat
style, every description of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Boot*, Gaiters or Snoet of any style desired.
HENRY W. QUARLES;
fa 19 No. 15. Pearl street.
H NUTIUK.-W. C. itAti
Bin forms the citizen* ef
and country, that he hat commenced
the BOOT and SHOE making business, en
14th street, opposite Mr. Goff's Saddlery (tore, where
ha it prepared to make to order any article U his Una,
in the moit tasiy and faahionable ityle.
Mr. A. M. Davis, one of the beat cutter* in the
country, will superintend the business and oae every
effort to pleaae Doth as to article and fit. I have the
beat material—and workmanship ahall not be surpas*-
ed by any. A trial ia respectfully aolicited.
14TH STREET, LISLE ROW,
ap 29—d3m Ut door from Main st/eet.
I»KKAT KKUI/CTIUN IN THIS an
S PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.—From ill
■ 15 to SO per cent aaved by buying from
U ANTHONY, Colombian Hotel Building.
Moleskin Hats, belt quality $3 50
Moleskin Hata, second quality 3 00
Fashton«ble Silk Hats 2 50
Fine Calfskin Sewed Boot* 3 50
Congress Oaiter boots 8 25
Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoea 2 2j
J. H. ANTHONY haa made arrangements with on e
of the best maker* in the city of Philadelphia to sup
ply him with a handsome and substantial Calfskin
sewed Boot, which he will sell at the unprecedented
ow price of $3.50. oc 18—ditely
en Hi'RAW UUOON—VVe be*
Ell leave to call tbe attention of all who
aro in want of STRAW GOODS, to
our beautiful assortment, viz :
Ladies' Beaver and Leghorn Riding Hat* and Flat*'
Do Leghorn, Braid and Straw Flat* and Bloomer*
Children's Strnw Good*, of every variety
Boy*' and youths' Leghorn and Braid Hal*
Do do Straw Cap*
Gent's Leghorn, Braid,Panama,Senate and Hiawatha
Hats; and last, but not least, those beautiful India
Hats, which for neatness cannot be excelled.
Besides a large assortment of Straw goods for sei
vani*. such as
Palm Leaf: Mountain Leghorn, and the noted
Shanghai Straw Mat, to which we most respectfully
call the attention of onrfiiends and visitors to the
city.
BINFORD, DICKINSON k WEISIGER,
mv 29 No. 7ft Main street
' Jti U fc> A JX.E b B OAKJ->B.
jTlFde BAVLY, Attorney* ut Law. and
Li Commissioners to take Deposition*, Affidavit*,
Acknowledgment* of Deeds, Power* of Attorney, k%.,
tor the States and Territories of
Alabama Louisiana New York
Arkansas Maine North Carolina
California Maryland Ohio
ConnectUat Massachusetts Pennsylvania
Florida Michigan Rhode Island
Georgia Minnesota South Carolina
Illinois Mississippi Tenneese*
Indiana Missouri Texas
lowa New Hampshire Vermont
Kentucky New Jersey Wisconsin
rr Sam'l T. Bayly, Commissioner of the United
States Court of Claims, and Notary Public.
Office on 11th st., between Main and Bank,
an 12—dl2m
JOHN IV. I>A VIK.S,
DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.
main street, between Bth and 9rw sts.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts, Window and Door Sills, Ike.
Burying Grounds e .closed with Stone and Iron Rail
ing. First Premium awarded by the Mechanics' In
stitute and Agricultural Society of Virginia.
je 10-tS
i 1 KOKIiK s, UIWiNKk, 456, Alain street,
VT near 7th — Gratea; Fenders; bummer Fronts,
(square, circle and eleptic patterns) Ornamentals;
iron Rail; Balconies Verandahs, lie.
Remember the number and give me a eall after ei
amining elsewhere |mv2l—fim
ACAiU>.—WiM. mttUAL, Civil En
gineer and Architect—Office, Goddin's Hall, on
11th, between Main and Bank street.
Mechanical and Urnamentnl Drawing.
In connection with my Architectural and Engi
neering office, I have opened a Drafting room, where,
aided by competent assistants, I am prepared to make
Designs and Copies of all kinds or Machine Work;
Plans for Bridges, stone er otherwise; Copies to Lith
ograph from, of Railroad aud Canal Maps and Pro
files; Copies of Land Mapa, Tracings, fee., with De
signs for wood, stone or iron; Ornamental Work.
WILLIAM PERCIVAL,
mil IS—fim Civil Engineer and Architect.
BA C O 'MERCHANTS
Receive consignments of Tobacco, Floor,
Wheat, lie., and five their personal attention to sales
of same, and keep constantly on hand a large and gene*
ral assortment of Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Guano
fagT-dfcwf
BKIDUPOKD & IIO'H WKHTKK.N KX
PRESS.—Rates of freight per 100 lbs. on manu
factured Tobacco frem RICHMOND through to the
following places, vis:
_ „ ICMMBt BATES. WISTCE KATES.
To Wheeling $0.80 £0.90
To Cincinnati log jjo
To Louisville 1.10 ] 20
To New Albany IJO j'3o
To Evansville 1.30 j [30
To St. Lonis L3O 1 an
To Illinois River,
above Peoria, 1.70 1.80
To Peoria and points
above 1.65 1 75
To Nashvill 160 f. 7 0
To Memphis 1 60 1,70
To Chicago 1.60 170
N B. Receipts given through to all tfao above
plsces, and Goods forwarded to all parts ef the Uni
ted States and Can ad as. Apply to
D. B. BRiDGFORD k CO.,
"" 23 On the Dock.
WfIUAU arcMw •peam.
0 wr etock of SPRING TRIMMINGS, which, m
uul, eonauu of a great variety of now and deaira
bla gooda. Wi are receiving rRESH SUPPLIES
•very weak, and oar aatfomer* may rnt aaaored, that
by giving at a call at onca. they wtil aava themeelve*
much time aad trouble la the tedium effort of
"MATCHING TRIMMINGS"
HIRSH It BOTTCHER,
00 h BS-—4m*" M Broad atreet.
fpp¥j7SiTE» »rATM i<i fk
1 RANCE. ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA—CapitaI and Yalna of Annua!
Pramiame, $1,421,612.42 —Ala Company itruti Poli
eita of Life Insurance on the Uvea of either whue
pnrauna or alavea, upon aa good terma aa any of bar
good Campany in the Mate. The aett profits of the
baaiaem are divided annually among tiieae holdini
Life Polielea. ' * 1
SLAVES insured for oaeor four yenra.
For farther information, aall at the office of Inaa
raaaa Co. Valley of Vimiala, wbeia explanatory
booai aad pa pad may ba obtained
O. f. BRESEB.
General Afnt for the State of Va.
Da. r W. HtNCOCK, WwflcalEjumlner.
.■!***'*« eh *r*» «f **« •*>»• baalieaa, I ahall be
» «»»• aay information a poo the aabjeot, or
*ay baaiaaai animated to ma.
T. L D WALPOHD.
»"
QBgTjftM CAOTMON FOE HUT All
sssfftfasffirsas^as.
▲ NMthefefoad We,totbefctheraptee«are.
L ,"7* ' Mdytowd
w-»«— «. TTirtaftaia fin Jm
What a peeg for the Father—the dcerMether
weepe.
Too wofll ah* ramembera, whoa to hwhwiriM
' VOJ4*
How aaglaoUtt waa the whea the child had • Cold.
f memioa.
Ol alight Coeghe aad Colde-it leeda to Coaaump
tioa.
tto thought, It wIH diepel »n /ear pM
RELiEr WUf * n ~ LKON ** D ' I IH®TANT
Wbolceale Ageata, Hnn PURCELL. LADD k
CO. To bo hoil of all Druggiete to Richmoad.
Jy I
AHOMK IUW^
ELIXIR cnrea Coughs, Coldi aad Whoopiae
Cough, aad afforda great relief to Coaaumption aad
moat diaaaaea arising from colda aad neglected eougha.
The following are a few extracts from crrritcatoo of
dtieens of Richmond who have teated ita virtue*:
"By a timely sae of it, I hare ao doabt it haa meed
oaa many doctor'* fee*. I haow of it* good effeata
with a greet many other thea my owa fondly."—FFm.
McOrrry.
"I have need it to aay fomily for three yearn, aad
foaad it the beet family mediates I hare ever eeed."—
M. A. ghwuM,
"For aichaeaa amoag ahildraa, nothing Ma be bet
tor."—M. B. Godwin.
" I have tried all the eoagh re medio* of the day
aad have no beeitetioa ia aayiag that I believe Mra
Dawa* to be the moat valuable proportion of the kind
aew to aaOk"—Etijak Warm.
Far aale by Mra. A. B. DAWS, Beaaett It Been,
Alex. Duval, Pateraoa k Jackaoa, Chaa. Millapeagt,
E. i. Flooc. A. Bodeher end Cherlee D. Tale.
DOLLARira MUMUMATIV LIMitIMNT
X Some remarkable cure* performed by thlo Lini
ment beve come under our eepecia! notice of late,
and among them we will mention the eeee of a Mra.
Johnaton, on Union Hill, who bad been confined to
her bed for more than a week by rheumatiem, aad
wae cured by one bottle or FoLLAED'e Rheuma
tic Liniment. Prepared oaly by
JOHN W. POLLARD,
Drug giit, 17th atreat.
And for aale by Druggiata throughout the eity.
mh 11—to
f ACK.f»ON>S KXCHI.BIUK BITTKKS U
v peculiarly adapted, by it* composition, to every
diseaae of the liver and stomach which it produced by
our ever varying climate In all forma of bilious
d'seas*s and Liver Complaint, it ia one of the. moit
valuable remedial.
Prepared only by R. H. JACKSON, and for ssli
by Drusgista generally. je 28
NKW liBNKVA. PA VETTK l OL.XTV,
P* M Febuary 4, 1856.—Dr. I. Scott it Co -Itis
with mach pleasure that I inferm you that I gave
one dose of yeur McLane's Improved Vermifuge to a
child of mine that was sick. It bronght from him
between 30 and 40 large Worms, without nauseating
him in the least. He soon after recovered his health.
JESSE PROVINCE.
Ail the above Medicines for sale by Parcel), Lndd
It Co., and Alex. Duval. Richmond. jy 8
I?JTKAOttDI.NAKY CASK—
JLJ Richmond, May Ist, 1856.
Gentlemen: My ehild bad commenced breaking out
last fall in small sores, which gradually extended over
the entire head, including both ears, which were so
much eaten by the sores as to cause me to fear that
beth ears would drop off. 1 tried all sorts of .adver
tised and domestic remedies without any good result.
1 then procured and applied a little TLRF OIL. It
began to get better; the bottle got broke, and we ap
plied galls to it; it again began fo get worse. My
eldest daughter said, "Pa, do get some mere of thai
TURF OIL; sister's head looked so mach better
when you used it " We got another bottle, and her
head is now nearly well. This 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 care her entirely, as there is but little of the dls"
case remaining. You are entitled to this, and for the
benefit of others, 1 take great pleasure in giving you
this certificate. Respectfully, B. T, Chalk.
To Messrs DOVE & CO. my 3
L'lKl'l t'KftTJi AMI ONK DOIjLiAK A
r BOTTLE —DOLLAR CORDIAL, the moat re
nowned Medicine ever introduced, for the cure of a
certain disease and debility, with certainty and dis
patch, in a few days, with the savin| of time and
money—received the highest approbation from mem
bers of the College of Surgeons in London, end ia
used in most of the Hospitals in England, where the
most severe cases of weakness have succumbed, by
the use of ibis valuable Medicine.
Price 50 cts. ajid $1 per bottle.
To be had of L. B. THOMAS, Dr O. B. HILL,
DUVAL k NORTON, CHAS. MILLsPAUGH, J.
B. WOOD, S. M. ZACHRISSON, and A. LESLIE,
eppi site the R. It F. R. R. Depot, Broad street.
je 10—t*
APOTHECARY STOKK.
RICHARD H. MEADE. T, ROBERTS BAKER,
(Graduate of the Philadelphia College of Phar
macy.)
MEADE & BAKER,
APOTHECARIES, CHEMISTS ASD DRUGGISTS,
186, northwest corner of Main and Tenth «ti., juit
above the new Custom H"u*e,
Hare opened and fitted oat an Apothecary and Dm*
Store, with every improvement and convenience for
properly preparing and dispensing medicines.
lhey have on hand, and will endeavor to keep a
complete assortment of fresh and reliable Drugs, Me
dicine* and Chemicals; ground and ungreuod selected
Spices; Cooking Extracts: Labia's and other celebra
ted Perfumery and Soaps; the finest imported CI
GARS; Smoking and Chewing Tobacco; Brushes; Sur
gical Instruments. Trusses, and Surgical Appliance*
of every description; Mothers' Breast Cloth*; Co
logne*; Spoagei; and every article usually gold in a
Drug Store.
It i* their de*ign to give strict personal attention to
the business in all its branches and no article will he
issued which may not be perfectly reliod upon for
proper strength and purity of character.
As they have both had many years experience in
the first drag (tore* of the city, they feal authorized
in laying that Phyrician*' order* and prescription*,
and every Pharmaceutical preparation will be filled,
and prepared a* promptly and scientifically as at any
other eitahliahment in the country.
OF* PRESCRIPTIONS will be accurately dispens
ed by ono of the partners, at all hour* of the day or
night. je 28—dkclm
lUKKOIIANTH INsUKANCK IKMIPANV
I*l OF RICHMOND.—At a meeting of the Board
of Directors, held at their office on the 10th of June,
1856, it wai
Resolved, 'That this Company will make no charge
for Fire or Marin# Insurance Policies, and 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 this subject, they be re
quested to unite with us "
This Company is now prepared to issue Fin and Ma
rine Insurance Policies on as reasonable terms as other
good offices.
Ciaims for losses will, in all ease*, be promptly
and fairly adjusted and paid.
No charge for the Pelicy in any case.
Office, for the present, on the Last side of 12th St.,
near Main, up stairs.
DIRECTORS:
Wm. H. Christian, Wm. Breeden,
John Parcell, Thomas R. Price,
Wm. G. Pa'ne, Jas. Thomas, Jr.,
Lewis Ginter, John Currie, Jr,
Aug. Anderson, Jas. Danlop,
James L. Apcerson Wm. H. Hax&ll,
Roscoe B Heath, John D. Quarles,
John Dooley, David J. Burr,
Rich'd O. Haskins, Larkin W Glazebrook,
Lewis D. Crenshaw, D. Von Groning,
Joseph R. Anderson, Emanuel Miller,
John C. Sin ton, Ed. H. Skinker,
Franklin Stearns.
A. PLEASANTS, President.
J. H. Montague. Bec'y. j« 14— ts
REDUCTION IN (OKK—Frem iihday
until the Ist of September next, I will deliver
HARD COKE, of the best quality, at FIVE DOL>
LARS per load. At this price, it is cheaper than any
other fuel for heating furnaces in Churches, Stores,
Tobacco Faatoriea, and private dwelling*, as well as
for cooking razges and stoves.
SOFT COKE will continue to be delivered at 05.58
pet load for lump, and *5 for hail—the first grade be
ing unsurpassed as a fuel for grates and open stovee
by any coal whatever.
CT Coke Yard* corner 6th and Byrd streets, and
10th street and Basin bank
je 6-ts INO. J. WERTK. Agent
JAM KhCKlViAt> the leilewiMU
Henneuey'e Cmimc BRANDY, in wood and glaa.
Amontillado and Romano SHERRY
Regie a Part WINE
Claret and Champ*rue do
Superior 8 A LAD, OIL
London MUSTARD, in lb. and half lb. ban*
Kngliah and Imitation English CREESE
Mocha and Java COFFEE e
Jadd'i patent Sperm CANDLES
And a few down BEfSF TONGUES, of extra qua
lity—which I will aell at a email advance for eaah, or
to pnnetoal caatotnere <*n the ureal credit.
ED. W TOMPKINS.
A few t«b« of wj fine Ooehen BUTTER, at re
my 14—ta
THON, UTKKL TIN PUfIW, Ar—h. U.
A SKI&KER M. CJ., H«. WCary street, offer jor
ai!e—
Engliab Refined Rolled, be* h ran da J
Common Kngliah Rolled i
Swedish I
American Hammered j
ss.^S^ASS^S"^
Huope, Ban da. Nail Rod*
frUi't florae *hoe
American, Eagltufc and Rtnaian Sheet
Nayfoi*e «»*, Shear and German Heel .
B lis tared Stent, mad* ofSwediih Iron
Tin Plate*, aaauned re*
PWaadßa-Tla, Sheet and Slab Zlaa.
JH*j » Ml "toon meat Orcceriti, Gaano he.
jjggg».*». -f
Mala and lSthetfaats. t-M&i
ttMMOtlMMtiAd. yIUMIW Jfottito **>**?
SwiSKftssaasiSa
TiaSMtfSi'KSr
B^tKSS*22MSESS3®!6
hmo toiah Boniaek'*dop<*
ebon t 3 e'otoch F M.Umiwn day, whagawa—in*
taa h«, will aacot these, aad onto; them to tho
8 Vho» ar> thtoo White oM tM Bleak Snlpbar
9pno<>, wbooo eerative pwn eaa ho attoeted by
team of peraoea, who have been entirely relieved by
u.in a the watere. The repatatiaa #fthe*e watoie for
half a century rut baa beea eeUbHabed to tho wr
roaedtog counties for bering cared meay y«eom af
flicted with varione chrome aad other diooMee. They
are not eurpeaeed by eay mlaerul to Virginia
for tho cure of DyapepaU to ite vartaue forma. AfTec
tioaeof tho Urm, Kidoeya aad Bla«dor, Genera] De
bility, eepecielly of the fcervoae Byatetn, alt kind, of
Cutaneous aad other Diaeeaoe of the Skin, aad meay
of tho diaeaaea peculiar to f.malee. They are gently
purgative aad din re tie, with a Strang deteraaiaatioa to
the akin. For certificate* ae to too eficacy of too
wateia of these Spriega, aee handbill.
The Buildings are apecioee aad conveaieat, aad
almoat entirely new, coaeiatittg of Hetele, Cettagee,
ke- affording accommodations eqaal to aar to be
fouid to the laoaataiaa of Virginia, for about 400
peraona.
Tho Furniture aad Fixturee are ebeat equal to
thaae of the beet botele to oar eitiee.
The Bedding ii nnnsnally good, with hair mattnaaaa
throughout too eetabHehmeet—as to all which we to
rite vUitnra to examine aad judge far themeelvee
Mo pain* have beea spared to obtoiaiag the beat
servants, aad the rooet experienced Mid beat qualified
aaai stents for erery department of the oetabUah
nest w
The ffenml mtoafementii confided to J A HE
FELMNGER. Esq- late of Camberland, Maryland,
aaaiated by Alfeed R James aad Ro. J. Read, lata
of Lynchburg, rho will ao doubt giro aatisfactioa to
all who may visit tho place.
There will be BOWLING ALLEYS, he., for «x
--ereiae.
A fine BANO OF MUSIC la already aeeured, «■}
a Telegraph Offiee will aooa bo eetabkahed at In
aaek'a depot
The TABLE will be found eonal to aay to the
mountaina, the facilitiea for securing aappliee being
about ae great aa they caa wall he.
J. A. UEFELFIRGER It CO,
je 18—3 m Proprietore
AiU KLIA WHITK SULPHUR
SPRINGS. situated 2$ miles from Jeteraville
Depot, on the Richmond and Danville Railroad, 50
miles from Richmond, will be opened the lstsbt Jaly.
The waters of these two Springs are said to be eqnal
to any waters in the mountains, and have been anal
ize<bin Philadelphia, and have the Mine properties of
the Greenbrier White Snlpfcnr.
Terms of Board as follows:—Per day $1 50; per
week $9; per month, for 28 days, 938; Children over
2 years old and under 12 years, and servants, half
price.
There will be an omnibus, always ready to take
visitors to the Sprints.
Je 12—d2m TflOS. C. WILLSON fc SONS.
k!KA HATIUNC*. CHKMAPKAKK HALL.,
0 HAMPTON, Va—This delightful watering place
ia now open for the reception of visitors by the day,
week, month or season. It ia situated on an eleva
ted point, and commanda an extensive and splendid
view of the Bay, Hampton Roads, James River, and
the surrounding country.
The advantages for Bathing are not surpassed by
any other watering place, and the climate is pro
verbial for health.
The Proprietor pledges himself to make every ef
fort to render the stsy of visitors pleasant, and takes
the liberty to refer for his ability and disposition to
please, to those who have heretofore selected Chesa
peake Hall for their summer retreat,
je 2—3 m R. G. BANKS, Proprietor.
PINBY POINT PAVILLION.~Prraons
wishing to visit this popular " aterlng Place, can
do so by taking the R'ehnund, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad ears at 6£ o'clock, on Tuesday and
Friday mornings, will meet the stealer Alice Price at
Acqaia Creek, and be conveyed directly to the Point
Returning, the steamer Alice Price will connect
with the cars at the Creek on Wednesday and Sa
turday evenings. W. W. DIX,
jy 15- -2w* Prrprjetor
'I'M THit I'l/11 Lie.—''l he proprietor ol"
1 the Waverly House, at Culpeper Court House,
Va, havinc made arrangements for renting quire a
large dwelling house, about two hundred yards from
the Hotel, is now prepared t» receive an additional
number of Boarders.
Tboee wishing to spend the summer months in
our healthy region can obtain board on reasonable
terms hy meting early application. A carriage will
take those who may occupy said dwelling, to and
from their meals in bad weather,
jy 9—7t* E. B. HILL.
ALL.KUHA* Y SPKlMiM—This Water
ing place is situated in the eounty of Montgom
ery, Vircinia, on the li.nks of the Roanoke River, 3$
miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, and
■urrounded by mountsin scenery unsurpassed for
beauty in the State. This water is unequalled in its
tfftiacin us qualities by any mineral water in the Union,
and contains ingredients peculiarly iti nwi, and which
have neter yet been found to exist in sny other mine
ral springs Its use has reached and relieved caiei
which all medicine and other mineral wateri had failed
in. Persons wishing to gain further information in
regard to the sanitive qnalitiea of the water, are re
ferred to large cards, which we have in all the princi
pal Hotels, Steamboats, Cars, he., 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 beat efforta will be given to render
a visit to this fountain of health agreeable and pleas
ant. JNO. W.HOLT fc SONS,
my 27—dtlOA Proprietors.
UYttKIA HOTKL.-OL.D POINT COM
XX FORT—Thl* delightful summer resort, the
most inviting on the (Southern Seaboard, and, for at
tracion, inferior to none in the country, convenient
to the Salt bath and the many other luxuries of the tide
water region, in broad view of Hampton Roads and
the Chesapeake Bay. and with an extensive military
pott 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. For health, it may Re said, indeed,
to rival the most secluded watering place of the moun
tain interior; so that the up-lander may feel no risk
in going down to teat the attractions of this celebrated
lowland retreat.
The proprietor hat engaged, for the general super
intendence, Mr. Joeeph B. Steral, of Richmond, late
of the Husenot Springs, a gentleman of marked apti
tude fer the trust he has while his own su
pervision will guard the cam fort of visitors and the
reputation of the establishment.
my 12—3 m JOB. MEGAR.
VttttNO* IIOTKI,, t'APK MAY,
M N. > —This magnificent Hotel, tbe largest and
moat comfortable one in the world, is tow open for
the reception rf guests and those visitini the Capes.
To one who has never seen this Hotel it is well worth
a visit, it being the largest Hotel in the wo-ld, b»ieg
capable of accommodating 2100 people comfortably,
and dining 3000 The length w the dining room in
the clear is 425 feet long, width 6n— total length of
wing $ef feet, whole length from Ooean parlor to the
barber shop a quarter of a mile, with 432 rooms.—
Also, Stabling, Carriage Houses, fee, attached to
gether with T'n-Pia-Alleya, Pistol Galleries, Arche
ry tents, and Quoit-pitching Grounds for the Lediet,
with a fine Hippodrome ring under the supervision of
Mademe Minnie and Gen. Welch.
CT B« ard *2 per day. CAIN k FOSTER,
J7 I<—lm Proprietors.
IX7 IN DO W HIIADK DEPOT, 230 Braad
. l° w pnwe ot Utoea beautifal Shade*,
only 37 Jc., richly worth 41; Ltndacepes, pUio and
fancy ligbt Shade*, SO eanta. well worth 91 SO; tpUn
did tin Shades gilt and Gothic Shadea at half the
P"" l6 ** •« dually told at Table Oil Cloth*, all
width*, 25 cents up.
N.8.-Storekeeper. and padlan mpplied, at New
York prices. Also, * nice assortment of Dry Goods
u£?!7u . aT**rf *Wtow«t poeaiMe piice*.—
BnlkcrtkM BJc.; Black
Laca Tw,*ted B.lk 37|c.: Ladie*> aid Mii
Lad lea' Collar* from 6{c. np; Under
25c.! Br ° w " UMMTaWIe Cloth* «>e.; Towel*.
4-4 long, 10c.—wltli other Good*, which will be aolrt
cheap. Ladie* will fiad it to thair advantage to call
at the caih (tore of M. OOLDKN, 2M) Broad
3 between 3d and 4 th.
NWTIC lUTwbp*™ry KnwnUTke
subscriber, for th* turpose of feivit>K wu to th
erection of a new honee hue removed hi* .tore from
hi* old itand, corner of Main and lUth etreeta, three
dooraabotre, wkere ho would be plaased to we hie
friends *nd the public generally, | n want of a Siet
raleartiele of Clothing, aawring them th»t he le pre
pared with all the neeeeeary reqniaitee to adorn the
outward man. E. B M'KNCE,
FaehionaWe Clothier end Merehant Tailor,
No. 136 Meta treat.
piOHMOM) WINK STOKK—We »ew
S IVi <* » Mpenor MekofWiiM tad Btta
diss for summer o*9. comprising ta psri of
Uenneeeay end Ourd BRANDIES, in wood lad glaea.
Old Port WINES, pert very choice.
Mederia and Sherry, old and delioate.
Claret and Champagne, vnriou* grade*.
•cntch ALE, of tongue, Allaopp"*. Campbell l *,and
Dics'e brtmda. .
London BROWN STOl'f.
Ginger WINK.
Blackberry BRANDT.
Old Rye WTIIBKI.fr. • few bhl*. ww chela*, for
family nan. Foe.nl. by DUDLEY It CO,
; T2MMn*t.
| 'MA»M», UUAUCis.-l<M fmm i haure at
V/ diff»rent«t)rlr*j«*t received tne' Im*l aed
foe.aU at rodnZed iaiort by ALEXNOfT
ifgjpfjgaß
jEwjS M iti mm fi '■ ||T.
t« aad with a mailm wbeeepokea to, fco» mtmUnm
»lgpM Ml« «*« *•
t 7 l *^ mA * An ' RICHAKP mcHr.K-
dc mr mm «*• *abeor»b*f; J*g*«g
a aogro «*!■ aamedßPWUßP.'* »»
W"f*' •*<
JCLkMi down oaet loobwhan y>«» *o- „?*
baa Wnimit Boeketta ■■Oto*
Tm *fcoT« reward of tea 4oßani *tf',s2 Js*r«
delivery to ma- *VM. G**A«M>
Jyw-* -
%m 93M feBWABD-Tkc mbmf If
Jfw>rd win be paid for the appreheoaion and de
lft livery to aa of JoEDAK PRESTON, a »lava
Jfc that ataconded on 4th July night Halo* mfr-
Ala iatto abo at St jean of i|a, apare made, Hkalr.
and baa prepomeeing mannera; la about • feat > iacb
ea hi*h, (many head of bait, and were a goatMe whoa
ha left. THO. fcSAM'L HARDOROVE.
jy B—ood2w*
2 KUNAWA Y«- -ki«away rr*M tie
M anbaenber.on the let Janaary last, a negro
Ml* woman named AMANDA, belonging to jbe
3weatate of Banaal Pleaaaota, deeeaaad. She
JB*ii ef ndark brown complexion, a bo at twen
ty yean aid. and baa a mother living in Botch
artawn. and many relatioea living in Powhatan,
whera abe ia no doabt harbored. The nana! reward
will bo paid anon her daliwr to me at the Jail of
Henrico, and nil expoaaee paid.
mf Si—tf ALKX. B. mTTCH*BON.
WATCTTBB AND JBWBUI*
TUBUIX WATCE
flj My grnndfatber'a watch to bat tared and old,
never contained either Jewc<la or gold;
I've carried tbee now for many long yeara.
And eberiahed by me, thongh aome gave thee near*.
Although thou art thick, and not outwardly fine,
Through aammer aad winter you've kept np good
time;
I've aeon many a rival, all eaaed ia fine gold.
Yet atill I prefer yon for time, tbongh you're old;
Poor, common and worn, with a thin auver caae—
I acarcely e*a aee the time now by thy face,
Yet atill I ean hear, by thgt old wheezy aound.
Ton mnat be repaired, or yeu'llaoon ran aground;
And *o long aa I live, none aball part me »nd yon.
Save while yea're repairing by B AB-THOli-O-MBW;
And aa thoee old hand* point the bonr of day,
It telle me how time paaae* awilMy away;
Wot *oon mart I leave thee, fvr none will be earing,
I go, like you then, for a thorou*h repairing
W. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner of 11th and Main atreet*.
N. B.—Watehea, Clock* and Jewelery of every de
acri ptioa carefully repaired. Hair Opiameata of eve
ry kind made, and Engraving neatly executed on the
anorteet notice, and on aa moderate term* a* any other
house in the city. Je 3
d» Wit have m hand a large Mtori*
J&k ment of Gold. Stone, Cameo, Lava, Kloren-
I teen and plain Gold Sleeve Bolton* and
•■■KStuda. All tboao in want, will find it to their
iotereat to examine onratock before purchasing.
MYERS k JANK.K, No Main at.
je 20 Sign of the lllnmiaated Clock.
K/IOTHKK'B BKKAST C LOTH S-A
ill CERTAIN PREVENTIVE OF, AND RE
LIEF TO A OATH K REJ> BREAST.—The*e Clotba
have now been in nae for teveral year*, and with
scarcely any advertising, have met wiih a rapid aale.
Hundreds have testified to their efficacy in preventing
the formation of Mnmmary Abccaa or Gathered
Breast. allaying inflammation where it had commenc
ed, and in producing an eaay Sow of milk. They are
the invention of a Virginia Lady, who had long been
a sufferer from thi* diitmring complaint, and failed
to find relief from any otber source. They can be
worn at all times without inconvenience, and have
neverin asingle instance failed to give relief when
applied promptly and tufore the disease had appear
ed. They may be easily transmitted by mail to any
part of the country * and orders accompanied with
$1 and 12 cents in postage stamps, will always secure
the receipt of them, with full directions for their
use. For sale by ihe agents,
MEADE fa BAKER, Apothecaries,
186 Main, N. W. corner ol Kth street,
je 30—dSiclm Richmond. Va.
r O POi'L.AK.—ttO.UOO feet 3-S Jfoplar
J"0 expected daily par achr. Brandy wine, and for
sale low from wharf.
EDWARD E. DUDLEY,
je 21 19th St. between Main and Franklin.
WILLIAiH JL UUKNH liun located in thin
cit'v, and will be glad to receive order* from
gentlemen desirous to have their houses PAINTED
FRESCO in a superior and elegant style, at Mr. O. A.
Strecker's Apothecary Store. Terms moderate,
je 24—dim
DKLi.h«(iK HO&riTAl,.—'lbl» iosllU-
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 tbe successful treatment of disease.
TheLyins-in Wards are peculiarly commodious.
The nndersigned give their personal attendanoe to
all patients placed under their charge.
TERMS:
Colored Patient* (5 per weak.
White* 8 " "
Private accommodation* 7to 10 "
These rate* embrace at charges for Board, Medi
cines, ai,4 Medical and Surgical attendance.
19** No Small Pox admitted.
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON. M. D.,
Grace street, between 4-h and sth.
C. S. MILLS, M. D.
12th street, between Broad and Marshall.
R. T. CffLEMAN, M. D,
Corner of 4th and Grace street*.
Resident Physician—Dr WOOD mv 24—Km
n>Uti UARTrUKi) FiltK INsU HANCK
1 COMPANY-INCORPORATED IN 1810.—
CAPITAL STOCK *300,000.
This Company ba* transacted an extensive business
for more than forty year*, and baa aimed to secure
public by an honorable and faithful fulfil
ment of its contract*, and owner* of property are as
sured that all fair cUiti.* for los* under its policies will
b« liberally adjusted, and promptly paid.
No charge for Policies.
E. H. RHODES, Agent,
No 22 Pearl (feet,
je 17—lm Smith. Rhode* It Co.
I AUKK MIHH, ef euperior quality, jatik
JLi ip ia pint and quart bottiea tar family uae. for
•ate by P. WILBAOHfcR,
Dealer in Liquor*, Wiaee, Cigar*. Ite,
jv 2 No. 208 Ma'n at.
C<iIKAP t'AMH FKKD HTUMK AND
' GRANARY.—'The anderaipned having deter,
mined to adopt the caah *y*:em excluiively, after the
Ist of Jnly, bug* leave to inform hie former cuatom
er* and the i üblic that ha will continue to keep a full
atoek of Mill Offal, Grain aad nice bolted Meal, and
every other article ia hia line which he will aell at a
•mall advance for caah. Thankful for the liberal pat
ronage heretofore extended to him be aolicita a con
tinuance of it. He will aa formerly deliver all arti
cle* aold by him aay where in the city.
JOHN W. COSBT.
je 30—tf Corner ef Franklin and Wall at.
I AMIIA llHKH'J'ivlliriKi.UiruitHALb'
*-< For aale privately, atraet of Lead lying about i»
mile* from Richmond, and one mile from the R. It P.
Railroad. Thi* tract cod tain* 83 acre* About one
third ia cleared and ia in cultivation, the balaace ia ia
o igiaal growth. Ihe impr»vemetacoaai*t* of a tolera
ble good framed Dwelliag 18x36 feet, aad other aa
eraeary out houae a, with a Spriur of excellent water.
For further Information apply to W. T. Chalkley, on
the premiaea, er to H. J. N UN ALLY,
1e 17— lm* Manobeetor.
(U K 1 u naw la recalar receipt at
J SOFT aad HARD CORE—tbe former a de-
Hghtfal fuel for gratee, and the latter aa excel lea t
aad economical aabetitate for anthracite coal for
atovee, raagee aad heating furnaeea. Apply at the
coke yard*, earner of 10th atreet aad Baain bank, oa
oomer of Byrd aad 6th atreeta. aoath aide Caaal.
ah*—U JNO. J. WERTH. Art.
MIUtAU BUSlMtsth»'l'heJUilng Ma
X*R ataeaa heretofore condacted under the Arm of
H. T. k E. 8. TALIAFERRO, at oar Floor Milk,
will ia future ha maaaged by a*.
Office corner of Car* aad 11 th itreet*.
ia »i—lm DITNI,OP. htONCITRE * CO.
BiUKS. ttkiCJU, lilil U K
heve for aale private ly, a large atoek of well burn
ed Dock Brick*, which we will aell low to aay pereoa
is wtot
We are aba prepared to contract for Brick wait,
under the aaperviaton of Mr. Lake Mcßenaa.
_ LARUSt SHINE,
a IH-ta 74 Main atreet
hi. PAINTING BUHINEMB in Jl i-* b J
hiaahop. aa Broad atreet, between «th aad 7ih eta.,
respectfully aaka a continuance aad iacreaee af the
I*""";'"liberally heatowedoa him.
. the ah op Witt he promptly at
tepad to by Mr. Beviil. L. MAULE.
jv 4—lm
f\*f' ' J MAVHAJtMi+ir. bSIaZ for
i, .Jj •••i'* o " •m«4la* Maebaral, ia prima ordar;
Pickledand dry Cod Fiah; grots Harriot last land
ed, «M for sale by SELOKN A MILLER,
ft'* Cwnwr P«ar> aad Cary au»a ta.
rAitlbkTM ANU UVHttAVH.-** fiakT
V/ M«a aa.l Buraau*. Jost waived fraai Naw Vork,
•ani* vart baadguna Marble-Top Cabtaeta ia tbe lot,
«bMb I will aall at redoce.! prioaa.
J* W alkx. won.
800 SS^ffipvWKHDiißss;
J» » WM. fIATn.CE, Ml Main at,
MJ&Jssz&mr&sg:
IBtlt ft. fIMMMrf, gfjf* I'WiM H
™" w "tSro«o&w-si-»«,
Jy 9—m • Mala <Uml
- aa " *- •" asss ."Bfev
ifii-» y>w><w«t.
- roii' mad Knl*
JH.po«ite Briiad Street Hotel. T»« Wore U we'l
adapted for alma* any kind of feraea*. bei.g rery
Mini, ftt apper H« *' wMofc to »U«tabl ß for a
hMWv, trto Mr John
H«£Woa4«ioe*. I.AM7S It SHISE.
jy IS 7«Maia«reof,
ruk KKnT"A very 4nrinMernr.v
daoee indeed, instable fa» mediam rise famiy, >
with mq eoavearfimee<*/••. water Aa.; Wth
room in ataira with warm aad oold aratar, alao *ho« er
bath: range aad kitckn fixturea, which
make* labor eaay; aaficieat room for eervaata; ampU
cloaeta, atore mm wood and oeel boa*.; tomy.
nient to biiainreeand market, on *treet, be
tween 4th and Alb. Mar St. Jamttf Cbnreh. It >« ac
preaent occupied by Mr*. Hill, wfco wtll lake plea
anre ia »bowia* it to aay wbo may ealL It will be
vacant by the 20th, or loeanr if deaired. Knqmra aa
iwre. or at the Bar. Mr DiuWi, "«*» *<*»
i» i»—*■
nt&ittAßLti KbdiDKM'K UN 3«1
BETWr.SNCt.ifT «NU LEIGH STRKETS
JVR RENT.—Wa efer for rent that deairable
family residence ntoated aa above, lately occupied by
Be*. A. M. Poindexter. and adjoining the reaidence
of J no. M. Sbeppard, Eeo. It bee every ooavanienri
for the accommodation of a genteel family, and ia ia
rWK KKNTa aid mwmlm «l«j
immediately. two deelrable tbrea *tory brick
dwelling!,(i'oated on Clay a*rett, between7.h
and Rth *treeia, with gaa and city water on tba pre-4
miaea, and all necaaaary convenience" for a genteel
family. To a good and permanent tenant, the rent
will be low. The honaea are new, and in perfect o» -
der. Apply to. E. A. J. CLOPTON,
Ageot and Collector, No.! Wall *reet, 1
jy H—lw Under 8t Cbarlea Hotel.
£*011 JiKNT—I kree card roomn sill,
able either for a tmall family or an lodpinr
rooma for gentlemen, in the central part of
the city. AnpW at tbia offlca Jy 14-3t*
eKoK HkNT-Tbe dcairnbie familr
raaidenceon Bth «t„ between Clay and Leifh
ata., recently ocenpied by the anbacriber. Pot
aeanon given immediately. Apply to
OEO. J. BUMNER,
jy 11—ta No 30 Pearl at
®KUOiHH KUK HUNT. aver K. B.
Bpence's Clothing store. No. 126 Main street.
Apply to E. D. KEELING, No. 135.
jy 7—lm
eFUU KfcrtT — Three ®r lour ant
brick dwellings, suitable for moderate siaed
families, and possession given immediately.—
They are situated a short distapce above the corpora
tion OB tha Westham Plank Road. Anplv to
THOMAS M. MONTAGUE,
if 3—d2w on the premises.
MrOR KKNT-A dnlnble brick re
sidence, an 9th street. French Garden Hill, con
taining 8 rooms, with a good garden, stab!*,
wood, coal and hen houses, for the balance of th*
year, now occupied by R. B. Bagby. PoMeasion
given immediately. Applv to
jy 9—lm» GEORGE BAOBY, l»h street
MiUK KJS.Vr.—tinting taken the new
brick hoast adjoining Messrs Haxoil k Co, and
VV. T. Staples fc Co., wa offer for rent the desi
rable Ware bouse at preaent occupied by us corner of
12th and Cary streets. J
Po<*ession will ba given immediately.
jv4—dim PETE'S. MARTIN k CO
MVUK iIUM'.-.The brick Warehouse
on tha Basin, at the corner of Cary and l«ih
streets, now occupied by Messrs. E. G. k W .
D. Tompkins. Possession given oo Ist of October —
Arplv to JOHN RUTHERFOORD.
jy 15—ts
©fit KKK IS T—Two Tenement* on.
Bank St., occnpied by Mr*. Booker a* a Bc«re<ii>a
boose. Possession will ba given on the Ist or
Jo»y.
Also, the Tenement adjoining, occupied by Mr Jno.
K Martin. Possession will be given on we Ist of
October next.
Also, several Tenements near the Upper Market.—
Apply t-> JOHN GRiEME,
je 23—ts lit batreet.
MFOK KKNT—iHAKIjHOKO. lormei •
ly WALL STREET HOTEL.—This proper y
is situated on 15th, between Main and Frankhs
streets, has been recently enlarged and undergo**
thorough repair.' It can accommodate comfortably
from fifty to sixty lodger*. There is a targe bar rota
about thirty by forty feet, a parlor 25 by 80 leet, t
dining room 30 by 40 feet, a spacious kitchen w'th
large bake oven and extensive cooking ranges, all is*
cently built; comfortable servants' rooms, conveni
ences for coal and wood, Is well supplied with wstsf
in the kitchen, bar room and on the second floor)
gas has been introduced into the bouse, and there it
every convenience necessary for such an establish
ment.
Pesaeaalon jivea oa tbe l*t of February u(,
For term* apply to FENDALL OKI fFIH.
Je SO—tf "
FOR KKNT.—Tk«t wtj 4t»ini«
B3 Houae oa Main atreet, 2nd door above loth at. -
Thia hoaae ia ia the moat improving part of th» J
city, being ia a abort diitaoce of the Bank* and other
public plaoea of buaineaa. given lat A' u
Apply to folß~ta BENJAMIN DAVIS.
WK * AVDIkTUN'H NKW
OFFICE, embracing five room*! on
Main, between Bth and 9th atrreii,
haa every requi*;te for performing
any operation ia Deatiatry ia • auperixr manner, it a
fair price. Venrx tnaytr pdur raut-meme. my SI
-■aai-awm CAtt CAUHUUfcs
sSEjRS. The aubecriber baa on band, at hi* Coach
"—' Making Establishment, oa Lombard Al
ley, between Main and Cary, '13tb »od 14th (treeu.)
near the Columbian Hotel. COACHES, CHABIO
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and with.ut
top*, and SULKIES, all of hie owa make, »f tbe beet
material* and worfcmaaahip. All of wbich will he
aold a* low a* good work of the kind can be in the «>t J
of Rich mood; and I reepectfally aak a eall from tfeo*e
ia waat of aay article ia the Carikge line, a* I am de
termiaed to make to order and eell at tba lowa«t
price* paadble, aad all work aoid, that U new, war
nitii
fe 2F-49m MTCAJAH MANOUM.
L'UK 4ALK-199 feeUfimad M firare
V (treat, oppoaite tbe .Agricultuial Fair Grouad* —
Alio, 1.50 feet la the aaaie *quere, OB Broad itreet —
Tbe whole, or part thereof, ia offered for tale. A ppl J
to Da. BROOC'KS. at hieoffiee, I
je 19—lm* Maia at., between 7th ana Btb *t»-
IV OXiCM —The •■kierlbtr, havlas Vea
I v re-elected Coai'able la th« 4th Diatnct -f Hea
rico county, bega leave te inform the pnbiic that he
will take pleeaure ia attending to aay bu»iae*e ia aar
part of the county that may be cafraated to him. aad
will naa every exertion ao u perform .'he varioaaca
tieaaa that all coneerned will be vatianbd. Mj r»«-
dence ia on the Weetbam Plank Road, a abort Hi»-
taaceweatcf the city of Richmond, wbeie I u.«J
generally be found. Reapectfally,
iy S-dHt THOS. If MONTAOUF.
Mm. LtnißVKlf SCHOOI-, KlrhNiwd.
Va.—The next aeaalon of thia luedtution will
open oa tbe lat day of Uetober, 115®, and eloee "*
the ttrat day of Jaly. 1 857 - _ _ .
Tea**.—tfoard »JOO-, Waabiag •*>: Eegli*h Tai
tioa «40, Modem Laaguagea, each #»-, Latia
Muaic oa Piano, Harp or Gaiter IN; Drawing •' ■
Diawiag from nature 640; Painting, water color* *4 -
ia ol! OM, Primary Department for children ««''
10 yeara of age •»>. _ .
Kr raaEMet* - Patron* of the School, Bi*b» Be*
Biahop Mead, Right Bev. Blthop Jobaa, Bight *'<
KUhop Cobb* of Alabeaea, Rev. Moae* D. Mope, D
D . the clergy of the Fabeopel Chareh of Virginia
F*cbltv" Hubert fTCefebvre, A. M. •
Rev. H.B. Keppler,Bev. W. E. VVebb.A.lljJ P
Ue, at 0, R. A Lew la, M. U, Joaeph Miabard. J«»
A. Calye, C. W. Thi 100, Miea Ootmw, Mr*
Madnine Eatvau, M'ila Leey, ate n etc.
Ail letteia to be directed to
jy 7— 4m HUBEKT I*. LEFEB^B^t-
VA L.—The U«ra atlheVlMOl>'A
It FIRE AND MABIME INSURANCE COMP*
NY will be removed <n a few ("aj* to No. 131
atreet, next door to
The apacioei offica ia Bailard'a aew Hotel B*M'
iag. aow ocaepied by the aald Compaor.
Jy 11— t* , W. L. »w
'po FUKCMK
1 hmoi la f*r adv*n®od, I mom* toaell £•"
Mat of m» (took of Liaoa a»l Mfht
ruu «o«i Voata, at »a»y law puf* mm!' #[ f
are U»« inoK d«alra%l« a-yl»a »a<l eW«
•fe» Miaaoa Tfcoaa who wkh n pan*** ~,
Sad it a great aavtn*, aathaj oaa nt «a«rtiet«*<l««
aa good aad faakioMbte aa h
aca»on. _ **«»**
j y (I Coraar Mata «ad M »<»_
rpltK UUI Kkna >111 till (• ItNf
'~ mr *-
250 j^«sfefcr>«
aalaby McDONALH, SPOTTH* WA*Vf*,
jT »~»w M«. » Paatl*
fi|)AlW.-I , h« »nNfrt»fM »» WfP"*}
tj to raoalva o'dar* for No. t faiariaa
A Maataaa Ooano aad Super FboapUta of l***> •
tin loweat marbat rata*.
15. 8. SXINKKR * CO.
ly It »Caqatwal-J
gt«* waaaU. . __
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