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THE DAILY DISPATCH
Mtnlig, Asg««t 1, 189 ft
Financial and Commercial.
The following are the footing* of tb« Boaton waek
1; bank rtateirent for the pitt waek, com pi red with
tUaaa of the waek prerioaa
July St. July tl.
r»otrai «fock »3i.w0.0n0 tst.gM.oM
Loans ard d acouuta SUM XV 52.467,#W>
Dpeeie S«'U«O 3.67H,000
tAm'nt 4ue from other bankt •343 000 • 6 3 '_ L
Amount da ato other banka . 4 384,.Vin ,WKi
IVpo.lt. 16ZW.0"«
Circulation 6 7<W,700 7,810,500
By Teleigmph.
Baltimore July 31.— flour very firm—Now *7.
25; choice old Howard quoted at the tame. Wheat
advanced 3 centa— lied $1553H3i Whit* •1.603
• 73.
N«w York. Ju'y 3! —Floor advanced—Ohio $8.53;
Standard Southern «a 05. Wheat advanced 335 eta.
Weatarn Red#l 6181.65. Cornadvanocd—Mixed63.
Meat Pork $ 1975.
Richmond Mafkeu, Jaly 31.
BACON.—Market tot to firm with a alight decline,
and holder* on speculation disposed to realize at pre
tent quotations We quote pnme Westsrn Bidet at
13c ; Shoulders 1131 !Ja ; Hamt 12} 313 c; Sugar cured
13$l4itf North Carolina hog-ronnd lS»a>l4c.
BITTER.—'W« quote mountain lf®2oc.; Goahen
2BVf24e. f tt> ; common 12®12j.
BEESWAX—23»24 V m.
BROOMS—♦!f®3, to quality.
BUCKETS, Ac.—Painted Buckets <* dozen. 3-
hoop Painted Pails $3 3p dozen. Heavy Cedar Tuba,
best. 4 i..W«t5 uett. Heavy Cedar Feed Buckets
if>3 dozen.
CEM ENT.—J nines River $ 1.7031.75 f bbl. Hudson
River $1.7031.7'.
CHEESE.—Ohio W. R„ new. (market almost bare )
and New York Slatt 11c. Imitation English 1443154.
CLOVER SEED—CIO.
I'OKKEE.— Rio lfj 3 12c.; 12 ii 12Jc.;
Java i V.; Mocha 16c. Market quiet.
COKE—For city consumption £5.50 if cart load of
25nuahelt for Lum;: Hail ifci.
CORN.—The receipts are ttill light and the market
firm. The larrett buyers offer GiJ c >>, but the lotta:-
nving are p-adily disnosed of at 65370 cts.
CORN MEAL.—6.'J37i>c
( O HON—l23'2ic. f 115.
COTTON YARNS—Couttry 18c.; City 200. Cot-
TO" Oi«n«r,( 20c. !t>.
CANDLES. —Tallow 16c. ft!.; Jackson's 16317 c.:
Hull's Patent l£c. Adamantine 2432 H. Sperm 333
42; Patent Sperm 52
COAL.—Of Anthracite there is a good supply —
il*d Ash sells at $6oO; White Ash, for fonndry, $7
ton. Bitun:lnous. delivered at Port Walthall, or at
|khe wharf opposite Rocketu. we quote at 14c. for ave
and Smith's for city use, wholesale to dealers.
for Lump; Hi.il f
—Live Geese 45340 c. Stock reduced,
—W» hear of a sale of 1200 bbls. Super-
at 4>ti 75. Market nuiat and slock very light,
qaote o'd I>T reiail lfiO y.) 77 l.r Superfiue; 4>7 i.j
for Extra; $&50u>l) for Kaini'v. Very little
Flour coming in, the loriji drournt dimioithiDg
of water to that the country mills can
hut very l'ti'e. We quote new h lour by retail:
#7^503< 75; Ex.ra 4>H33.25; Family $9
'a> 10.
FLOUR BARRELS —Sell at 50cts. each.
FISH. —We quote North Carolina and Potomac No.
I grot HrKKiNGS $550; No. 1 Family Roa active
at *7 75 %>■ Ihl ; ha'f bblt do. at $4 50. Shad
dull at *10 4P bbl. Bnd *5 50 l>«lf bbls. No. 2 Her-
Tings aell at I'M th iu No. Ibbl.. and 25c. than
for half bbls. Halifax Cut Herrings wr.u'd bring *6
fer Nrf 1, per the caryo They are scarce and much
wanted Mackerel —No. 1, *21322; No. 2, *10311;
No. 3. * r >.s<l.
FLAXSEED—SI,2S3*I.4O p bushel
FRUIT. —OiANGES, non iin market. Lr.MOits, Jltj
• 37.50 box, accordin« ti qualitv. Raisins, bunch,
in boxes, newcrop *4 i 5 34.50; half do., $2.25; quarter
do., *IJT>; layer, iu boxes, $4.50; half boxes $2.50. —
Figs—ls3l'.c. 18, according to quality. Prunes—
15.®20 cts. 16.
GINSENG —We quote Crude 35337} cts. {> 18., last
•ales.
GRASS SEEDS —Clover $7 50 $>■ bushel; Timo-
THY *434.23. Season being ovar there is but little
doing in Grats Seeds.
GUANO—Stock of Peruvian light. Sal?s at $55 }•>
ton We nuote Mexican us before, $30 335.
GUNPOWDER—Dupont'a and Hazard's SportiQg
F, ¥F, aad KKK, $6.2533.60; Blasting $3."s|>keg.
MAY— from store; $lfrom wharf.
HOOP POLKS—We quote *7M , for bbls.
HlDES—Slaughtered, 7} cts. 4* 1". green weight;
Call Skills, green, !i7J;. No Spanish Hides in market.
IRON AND NAILS—Pig Iron $30 to $35; Swedes
$r203125{* ton, nominal, none in the country ard
no arrivals exoect -d before the Ist of Auuusr.. Eng
lish Refined and Tredegar $35; Common English *75;
— American country $100. Cut Nails 4tf 4J cts. Jp* lb.
LARD.—Prime new Lard in bbls., ISJc.; kegs, 14c.;
■catce and firm
LIQUORS.—Brandy, Otard, Dupuy It Co. $3®5
Jallon; A. Seignette $2.2534.50; Sazcrac $3.2534.50;
lennessey $3.!*535; Peach, scarce, ut * I 2 r i<i2, Virgi
nia Appie 60385 cts.; do. old, 75 eta. ® $1.50; North
ern do. 55375ct5.; lmitution 45347} cts. Rum—New
England. 5<r352 for mixed, 55c. for pure. Gin—Hol
land $1.20-31.75.
LUMBER.—CIear whits Pino $45 00; refuse do.
$29; incicliantahle, $20325 M. One inch yellow
pine plank *10312: three-quarter do. $'Ja/ll; 11 do.
$14316) 1J do. *13314; 2 do. $12*315. Flooring $13
320, face measure; Scantling *11313 for heart and sap;
nil heart $IGfl'2o, according to size. Gaiden Rails,
heart and sap, I2jwl;>c. each; all heart. 18c. Shin
gjes, $5.0036.00 M. Weather Boarding Jfi 13rz-1»>.
inch Oak Plank, *3(»335. Buttonwood. |3l inch.
fA.53.i0 Inch Cherry, *35; j Poplar, *20325 M.
ffcssed Flooring, Virginia. $25328; Dressed Flooring,
*28330. Lumber market dull, except for
one or two kinds—say Buttonwood and Uak.
LEA I).—l'igOJ. Bar 737 i.
LEATHER. —Good stamp, over weights, 22325 c. f* 1
iddle weights and light,none in ma'ket: damaird
20322 c.; poor, 15317 c.; upper Leather, *H33; as ia
sizii, weight and quality; tlie latter price oiily for m
nerior heavy tides. Harness and Skirling 26 to 30, as
in quality.
L1ME.—51.3031.37} in store; $1.12} from vessel.
MOLASSES.—We quote New Orleans 55c.; Porto
Rico 53 to 55 cts , talet of prime Rt the latter price.
Cuoa Muscovado4B to 50c. Market very lirm.
OATS —30335 c 'P' bushel. Stock still very light.
OFFAL.—Bran bushel; Snortt 15c.; Brown
Stuff 20c , and bhipstulf 50c. bushel.
PEAS.- -Black arid Clay *J bushel
PLASTER.—Lump *4.55dM.50 ton., nominal.—
Ground #y v toil. Calcined *2.37{a2.50 bbl
ROSIN.—I.7O •#> bbl.
RICE—4J to , at to quantity aad qaality.
KVE.—We quote 70 375 c. bustiel, according to
quality.
SALT.—SI.7O3I.SO.
SALTPETRE—I 6 S>2o cts $>16.
SENECA HOOT.—BOc. nominal, no sales recently
SHOT.—Price 7JW7Jc Its.
STAVES.—Ooou oak for dour barrels, we quote at
$6.75'S | 7 3®" thousand.
SUGARS—Market firm. We qnote New Orleans
Rj® 10c.; Porto Rico ej&lOc.; Loaf lajo ; Crushed and
and Powdered 131 c., as in quality, C Coffee do. 11 to
J lie.: Circle A. do ;2Ja.
TEAS—lmperial aud Gunpowder. 5551.20.
TOBACCO.—I he breaks of Tobacco continue large
and rr.iicli animation in the market. We quote inte
rior Lvyt, of good weights, at $6 25©<i 75; good «7 ct
7 75; fine #8<B» Interior l.eaf sU'aiW; good $1050
vi lt. Fine Stemming #11.at13 50 fine Shipping
#t2so<2'ls<£ 17.50. Fine Manufacturing #15^26*^51.
\\ HEAT. The market to day is not so buoyant as
it was at the beginuing of the week. Owini to the
low stage of water in the river the mi.ls have not
enouth except fhise supplied by the Canal. Tie
Manchester mills have been for a few days unable to
ariu<l at ail, aud Hax all hat not half its stoues in ope
ra'ion This, wiili the liberal receipts a day or two
past, causes some heaviness in the market, and there
has baeu a decline of 10 cts. a bushel this week. We
now quote good to prime Ked #1 60 to 1 65; good to
prime White #1.65 to 1.70, with an occasional tale of
choice Wtite at #1 75. The receipts for this month
have beenUS.S-77 bushels, against 25 547 stine montii
las* year. Thequotatiou a' the close of the last week
|M - y«ar was #2a>2 05 for prime Red aLd
»V htte.
WHISKEY— Firm and advanced to 37538 c. for
Richmond. Cincinnati, 40 els. galion—nominal.
Bona in market.
WlNES.—Port—Burgundy, #ia>2.so per gallon;
Port Juice Madeira—Sicily 4.">c7z:f,l 75;
old Madeira#2.so®4. Siikrry—Permartiu. Duff and
Oordou. Amontilado. $2S>G
WOOD.—Oak #3.50 cord; #3 for Pine, wholesale
By retail. Oak #4.5i>a)5; Pine *4.30.
WOOL.—Small parcels of Tub Washed sold at 28
<£32c; (or unwaelied one-third leas. Fleece as In
quality.
CATTLE. HOGS, SHEEP, Sec.
BEEF.—Stock Sales this week of goed Beef
at #789 rod #S 50 per hundred, net. Extra Cattle
might bring #l<>.
-.. V /i^l nferior Calves $4 to #6; supeiier #7 to
'<» bead.
HOGS— if 750 hundred. Sales limited to wants
of daily consumption
, B i I X EI /7 S °PPIy Mutton fair. We quote #1.50
to wo for uir to good She**p.
qoauty ß *"' B " ll " ♦ 2 " SU& * S 75 ** head, according to
MONEY MATTERS.
SS BILLS— loi cent, premium.
tl.« rhi £; okTH e *" Exchange. Checks on
"■-""sbiSr' , " 1 '"
C*V» T Jh° i- XcU,l « e B * nk of Withers &
° f U ' e Trans-Alleghany
B&Uk ef K '" w1 '~ Maiden. 5 *►
Whee,j D| u» nk Note ,
SliHk V" 01 " 14 s '* awards . .... I diJ'
b t^ rol : u :. do : d « •dll:
Alabama State lUiik""'"'.!! -1 ?*•
Bank »f Mobile 1
Tennessee ••jJi dts.
Kentucky Itfi-j dis
Ohie iii.
Northern interior.... .7.7 du>.
• flS*."" -1n nt° t9 * Woie^t
freights.
FOREIGN.— Nothing new aino« wnrjaat wUh""
card to Foreign Freights. A few hwli wanted both
for British »n.i centinmtal porta
DOMESTIC The following are preaant rate* of
Coattwise frai«l>tt Bogton philga ,|phi»
Coal, y too »1?S WM •» J»
Floor, 85 » »
Tobaceo, fhbd. !» »» 2W
Do. box. 15 8S 20
Coal to Baltimore centi p*r kuthel. Flour 15c. v
barrel.
The a bora rate* ara by tail v easels. Tha folio wing
are ratea pet steamers: _
New York. Baltimore. Philada-
Tobacco, hbd. CI 00 01 25 »2»
:: - b ? u - s | s 2 Vs
I -fj- r
" 1 10 8
flour, bbl 3n » 30
Salre of Ntocks In Klcbmond.
Reported bw John A iMnrattrr If Sot, **** ***'"«
Juli 31, 1856.
Virginia 6 per centa, 34 yeart to ran, $94 "a" 1 IQt# '
Virginia 6 per ahottar datea, $91 "d int -*
rsat
Bonda guaranteed by the State, no aalea.
Richmond City Bonda, 96 aad int.
Virginia Bank Stock, par 9W, laat aalea at $7*3.
Fanners' Bank Stock, laat aalea $104^
Exchange Bank Stock, laat aalea ....i
Virginia Kirr and Marine Insurance Stock, aalea oa.
Richmond Eire Aaaociation Stock, par $20,
®31 k.
Richmond, Frederickabnrg and Potomao Railroad
Stock, aalea *70. . .
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, laat aalea 30
Richmond and Peteraburg Railroad Stock, aalea $51.
Richmond and Danville Railroad Stock, aalea *40.
Jamea River and Kanawha Stock, aalea *10.
BUSINESS CARDS.
I EE <fc BAYLY, Attorney* at Law, aad
Li Commiaaionera to take Depoaitiona, Affldavita,
AeknowiedgmenU of Deeda, Powera of Attorney, fce-,
for the States and Teiritonea of
Alabama Louiaiana New York
A rkfcntaa Maine North Carolina
California Maryland Ohio
Cocrectlaal Maasachuaatt* Pennsylvania
Plorida Michigan Rhode leland
Georgia Minnesota South Carolina
lltinoia Misaisirppl Tenneaaea
Indiana Misaocn Tezaa
lowa New Hampshire Vermont
Kentucky New Jersey Wisconsin
17* Sa.m'l T. Bayly, Conunitaion-r of th« United
States Court of Claims, and Notary Public.
OSce on 11th tt, between Main and Bank,
an 12—dl2m
JOHN VV. DAVIKS.
DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MAKBLE. BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.
MAIN STREET, BETWKKV *TH AND 9TH bTS.
MONUMENTS, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Frontt, Window and Door Silta. 4cc.
Burying Grounds e.icloaed with Stone and Iron Rail
ißg. First Premium awarded by the Mechanics' In
atitute and Agricultural Society of Virginia.
jo 10-ts
/ ' hUKdI. ». I.OVI iNKis, USti- Alain street.
VF near 7th.—Grates; Fenders; Summer Fronts i
(square, circle and eleptic patterns) Ornamentals'
iron Rail; Balconies Vtrandahs, to.
Remember the number and give me a call after e x
aininins elsewhere I my 21—fim
li> 11. COOIV tk CO., AUCTI^NKKKS,
l-i» NO. 70 MAIN STREET, otfer their *ervice» to
the public as Auctioneer*for the sale of Real Estate,
furniture. Groceries, Dry Goods, Horses, Cattle, ite.,
at the shortest netioe and up ja the most reasonable
terms.
Hiring larce and eommodlou* rooms the* will re
ceive good) for sale at prnate taU witbeut the charge
of storage.
Out door sales of every description attended to up
on reasonable terms.
E. B. COOK. WM. NOTT.
no 7—ts
LMllt ANli MAKI>K INSL'UAMCK cau
I be effected with the Albermarle Insurance Com
pile;, on aa favorable terms as with any other com ps •
uy in this State, possewiag a real cash capital to meet
oises. Apply to STOKES it CO.,
Aits, Richmond, Va.
WM T. EARLY, Prea'l,
JNO. WOOD, Jr., Sec'y,
Charlottesville. *
'I'lttl'XJi, KOl'Kli Ac MiluiUV, Lntlrr-
JL TAKJSRS. No. 5 Governor street, Richmond, Va.
keep constantly on band ail kinds of ready-made COF
FINS and MEIALLIC BUK.IAL CASES.
1v 2*>—dlv
i;AUU...WM. fIiKCiVAJ., civil Kn
ginear and Architect —Office, Goddin'* Hall, on
11th, bet ween Main and Bank street.
IHrchanlrnl nod Oruuinetitui Drawlnx.
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
Deaicns and Copies of all kinds of Machine Work;
Plans for Bridges, stone or otherwise; Copies to Lith
ograph from, of Railroad and Canal Maps and Pro
files; Copies of Lund Maps, Tracings, &c., witn De
signs for wood, stone or iron; Ornamental Work.
WIIjLIAM PERCIVAL,
mh 18—6 m Civil Engineer and Architect.
Kl .»! HKI.L, A" HOYSTKKS,
(JKXKIt.iI. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
B3 WATER STrtEET,
New York.
We will make liberal cath advances ou consign
ments of KLOUR, WHEAT, 4c., to the above ad
dress.
jy 12—lm A. S. ROYSTER. BROTHER fc CO.
llAs. 11. LAAtiLiKV, Tin aad Hbwl
Iron Manufacturer, 13th street, between Mais
and Cary, Richmond, Va.
GAS KITTING AND FIXTURES,
Steam Pipes for Churches, Public BuLdingf, lt«
Metallic Roofing, Guttering and Spouting, pat
up in any part of the city and country.
I,T, AND GARDEN POMP* Hi SAT.B
At'OM Jc BAMKKUVILL, <
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Receive consignment* of Tobacco, Klour, Corn 1 )
Wheat, fitc., and give their persona] attention ts sale*
of same, and keep constantly on hand a large and gene
ral assortment ef Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Guano
4*. fe 27—dficwta
JHKOVV'.N, Jr., Mtock liroker, tana re
• moved hii office to No. 151 (Zimmerman'*) oorner
Main and 12thstreet*. K—eodu
FRKMII DltY GOODS —We have just
received
Plain atid figured Swiss Muslim
W liite Cambrie and Jaconets
Bonnet Cords; Inch Linen*
Small figured Prints; Liuen Crash
Wrought Muslin Collars aud Sleeves
Jaconet an 4 Lace do do
»-4. 10-4 and 11-4 Bleached Sheetings
Undressed Bleached Jeans- Hat Crapes
White TarlataDs: Cactus Skirts
White, black and colored Kid Qlovea
White and colored Lisle Thread do.
Black .Elastic Silk and Patent Leather Belt*
Gent's Linen Collars; Gusze Merino Shirts
White Cotton Hose; Brown Half Husti
Long Whalebones; Silk Mitts, kc.
Which we offer to the trade very low.
•1T29 KENT, PAINE i CO.
IHON, STKKL, TIN FL.ATJKS,
sIvINKEK k CO., No. sUCary street, offer .or
sale—
English Refined Rolled, best brands 1
Common English Relied ]
Swedish I
American Hammered
Flat, Round, aud Square Bars, all sizes. >- IRON.
Ova', Half Oval. Half Rouud
Hoops, Bands, Nail Rods
Still's Horse Shoe
American, English and Russian Sheet
Naylor's cast. Shear and German Steel
Blistered Steel, made of Swedish Iron
Tin Plates assorted sizes
Pig and Bar Tin, Sheet and Slab Zinc.
A 'so, a full assortment Groceries. Guano Sin
,1v 12
f, OO f RICHMOND —At a meeting of the Board
™ * dat their office on the 10th of June,
1<156, it was *
Resolved, '"That this Company will make no charge
for Fire or Marine Insurance Policies, and the Se
cretory was directed to inform the other city Compa
nies of the above resolution, tbat,in order to establish
a uniform use U the city on this subject, they be re
quested to unite with us "
This Company is now prepared to issue Fire and Ma
, nsurauce Policies on as reasonable terms as other
geod offices.
.™," '°j - *?"• In all eases, be promptly
and fairly adjusted and paid.
No charge for the Pelicy in any case.
Office, for the present, on tbe Etet side of 12th «t„
near Main, up staira.
DIRECTORS:
Wm. H. Christian, Wm. Breeden,
«T' n £ ur i ell, Thomas R. Price,
Wm. G Pa ne, Ju. Themas, Jr.,
Lewis Ginter, John Cnrrie, Jr,
Aug. Anderson, Jas. DuzJop,
James L. Apoerson Wm. H. Haxall,
Ruse of B Heath, John D. Queries,
John Doolev, David J. Burr,
Rich'd O. Hiskins, Larkin W Glaze brook,
Lewis D. Crenshaw, D. Von Oroning,
Joseph R. Andeison, Emanuel Miller,
John C. Sin ton, Ed. H. Bk inker,
Franklin Steams.
A PLEASANTS, President.
J. H Mowtacpe. Sec'y. je 14— ts
WBLf-nhAljlMi KUtIT t!Ai\s-A very i
superior article; for sale by
)v 3i BTEBBINS k PULLEN.
L'UU HAIiK.
1- 10,000 City of Richmond 6 per cent., long and
short dates
10,006 State ef Virginia 6 per cent., long and short
dates
10,000 Central Bonds
S 000 South-Side Bonds.
W»l-u C. W. PURCELL k CO.
Li^fe^jr" 100 ,lcrce * *"• 1 <*r
J* J CHAS. T. WOITUAM k CO. '
education.
loiCHiioSD^KMXiuBnWMWTCTIt^"
H The rxerdxea of the Inatituta will be raaomed on
the first MONDAY in Oetnbor
tbbm* ren aissiow:
• ao ° w
w2Jh(« »00
Tuition in Collegiate Department SO 00
Tuition in Preparatory Deportment 30 00
Ancient or Modern Leagnegea, each 20 00
Music on Piano ..50 to W 00
The large number entering the Inatitute during the
lest tewion. (263.) ha* encouraged the Trustee* to
provide (till increased i'acllitie*; and the arrangement*
tor instruction wiH be on tbe same elevated and libe
ral scale es the specious and convenient eccommoda
tions. No pain* will be spared to eecure tha highest
edvantagee to the young ladies who mey honor ns by
their attendance.
For catalogues, or farther ir form alien, address
B. MANLY, Jr,
(y 28—d3m Richmood, Va.
MK. LHHtIIVKf HCUUUIi, Hlcbmoad.
Va.—The next session of this Institution will
open on the Ist day of October, 1856, and cloee on
the first day of July. 1857.
Trems.—Board C 300; Washing $30: English Tui
tion $40; Modern Languages, each $20; Latin $20;
Music on Piano, Harp or Guitar #80; Drawing
Drawing from nature $40; Painting, water colors $40;
in oil $50. Primary Department for children under
10 years of age $30.
Kkferknces.—Patrons of the School; Right Rev.
Bishop Mead, Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Bight Rev.
Bishop Cobb* of Alabama, Rev. Mcses D. Hoge, D.
D., Rev. T. V. Moore, D D.. F.ev. B. Gildersleeve.
F*CULTv.—Hubert P. Lefebvre, A. M„ Principal;
Rev. H. 8. Keppler.Rev. VV. E. Webb.A.M; J. P. Lit
tle, M. D.,R. A L*wi<, M. D , Joseph Michard, John
A. Calye, C. W. Thilon, Miss Gordon, Mrs. Taylor,
Madame Estvan, M'llo Lacy, etc., etc.
All letters to be directed to
jy 7- 4m HUBERT P. LF.FEBVRE.
VUI N<> l,\l)Hs>'!<CMO«L.-iHIBSJIA.
J- RY PEGRAM will open a Boarding and Day
School for young ladies, on the Ist October next, at
ber rtsidence ic Linden Square, Franklin street.—
The course of instruction will be thorough and ex
tensive, reaching from the elementary to the highest
branches of education. Competent assistants will be
employed in each departmrnt, and great care be
used in the selection of Text Books.
The Ensluh department will be under the imme
diate supervision of MISS PEGKAM. With a due
sense of the responsibility she assuineL she will de
vote bera&lf sedulously and honestly to it* proper
fulfillment; aiming at the highest standard of female
education, and a conscientious use of the means e*-
aeri'ial to its attainment.
Mathematics, Latin and the Phyaical Sciences, will
be taught hv a gentleman well qualified !or the task.
Italian and German by native masters of each
tongue. Music ou the I'iano, Harp and Guitar, and
singing and Drawing, by the best Professors.
The French Language will receive special atten
tion and be under the charge of a French lady who
will retide in the family ; the object being to teach
th<» Pupils both the philosophy of the language, and
to speak it with ease and accuracy. To thin end, it
will be the medium of communication in the family.
The Junior and Senior classes shall receive equal at
tention.
Ml.ss PEGRAM proposes aleo, the formation of a
BELLES-LETTRES Clasd, for the study ofEuglish
Classical Literature. Young ladies who have left
school, may find this a material aid to self-improve
ment; and those from a distance, who may wish to
come at Parlor Boarders, can join this clans
MRS. J. W. PEGRAM will have charge of the
Bourding Department, and will unite with Miss Pe
gram in contributing to the comfort and proper train
ing of the voung ladies.
Terma—Boaraiug during the entire aeasion..s 200
English Courae 40.
Foreign Languages, each $ 20.
Music at Profes«or»' charges.
Persona wishing to enter Pupils, or to make ftirther
enouirita relative to the school, wi4l apply to
MRS. or MISS PEGRAM,
jy 16-dtf—wtOr. Linden Square. Richmond. Va.
MKM. iV i»llr»S AOA It. .U lAU It (1
SCHOOL, KOd YOUtfG LADIES. RICH
MOND.—The second session of this institution will
commence on the lutdayof October next, for one
continued session, to Ist Ju;y, 1857.
In the or*:auizatiuii of this school, its Principals and
accomplished Assistant, unite, with the fruit of their
own experience, tne light and counsel of others emi
nent in tile profession, end they intend it to effurd the
means, not only of a thorough course of substantial
instruction, but also of all the accomplishments ne
cessary to a finished female education.
Nei'ber ia retaining their able and experienced
Assistant, nor in the selection ef her teliow laborers,
nor in their other provisions, have tin subscriber*
spared anything that may make their institution
worthy of the pationage of the community. Atten
tion will be paid to the manners aud morals of the
young ladies at all times, aud a deep interest taken in
their advancement.
MUSIC, both voea! and instrumental,will be taticht
by competent teachers. The Harp, Piano and Gui
tar, all furnished in the family.
Tkp.M* : Board, t£2t>o; English tuition, $40; Prima
ry department, $30; Modern languages, each, $20;
Latin, $20; Music <~n Piano, $60; Harp, $70; Guitar,
$50; Drawing and Painting, #10.
References: Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Rev Jno.
P. R*v. J. Peterkin, Va.; Oliver White,
Esq, Fleetwood Arademy, Va ; C. B Gibson. M. D.,
J. Boitou, M.D, A Peticolas, M. D , G. A. Wilson,
M. !>., Dr. R. G. Cabell, and Col. 8. H. Parker, Rich
mond; Hon. R M. T. Hunter, Hon. J. M. Clsvron. U.
S. tt.; Frederick Coleman ar.d Beveriey Douglas,
Esq*., State Senate; O. M Smith. Esq., Lunenburg
county; Thomas Field, M. D.. Mecklenburg county.
MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR,
iv ?4—Sm MISS A B. MINOR.
I'K.HAI.K INSTITUTK—
The seventh session of the Southern Female In
stitute wili commence on the first Monday in October
neit.
The Boarding Department is under the charge of
D. Lea Powell, Esq.
TERMS:
Board, for 9 months $200
Tuition ..AO
French, Italian, German, Spanish, eacb..% 20
Latin 15
Drawing from $20 to #50.
Music at Professor's prices.
Preparatory Department 40
Washing and Lights extra.
D LEE POWELL, )
ROB'T J. MORRISON, 5 rnncl P ßl »-
Address, Richmond, Va. jy 21—ts
iilßlii I Tinr nn 'iif rrmrr r
H. TAYLOR would remind his
Irs friends and the public generally that
U » af \f 11 his store is on Governor street,
wheretnay be found PIANO FORTKS, MELODE-
VIOLINS, FLUTES and ACCOR
DIONS, of the best quality, and at the lowest prices.
He is scle agent in this city for the sale of the cele
brated Nnnns it Clark's PIANOS, which are not sur
passed by e.ny other makers, and equalled but by few.
Also, Gale V Co.'s superior Pianos.
Gaitarand Violin STRINGS, of the bestquellty.
He haa the large»t stock of MUSIC to be found in
this State, and is constantly receiving the latest pubH
catisns, which he will sel at the most reduced prion*
and upon as good terms as can be had elsewhere.
ISJ* Pianos tuned, repaired, and let on hire.
ty Old Pianos taken in part cav for new oriw
liVSTKLX'TJON ON THIS
PIANO.—A young lady,who has hod
ft IT 18 ft I? considerable experience in teaching,
U • ■ II 1 andean produce pupils that, in one
qmrter, cau play and sing most any ordinary piece of
music, wishes a few more scholars. As she herself
received instructions from the principal pianist of
Jenny Lind, W. M. Hoffmann, Esq., feels conlident
she can give satisfaction to those who encourage her.
Terms *15 per quarter of 20 lessons. Address M. S.
A . box sfi7. post office j T 22 ts
<:ti -
ANO ?°RTES-To be had at Ne.
l) ff LI nf [J 169 Main st, opposite the Exchange
II > M If Is Bank, Richmond.
NATH*L CARUSI,
jy 14—rtfrwlv Sole A««ot
"iTTIr" ( _ I'laNom—l have lor sale
E I SS3 two very superior toned second hand
1 j IJ V fl PIANOS that I will sell a great bar-
J » X J J gain Id, if early application bd made
to me at my store
iv 18 ALF.X- NOTT.
jjdSCL PlANOiS.—The Hubm-rlbcr
has just received one of J. tt C. Kis
fl ifjj H n Cher's celebrated 7 octave PIANOS.
J II W J II It is unnecessary to say anything in
commendation of Fischer's Pianos; they are too well
known and appreciated to require it. Any person
wishing a superior Piano has now an opportunity to
obtain one at the manufacturers' price
THOS. W. KEE3EE,
ap q At Geo. J. Sumner's, Pearl st.
'rtHMF .SKLU. i nnve just received
J my tupply ot" Turnip Seed, coiupriaiug all the
moat approved kind# adapted to tliia part ot the coun
try—all of wliich are warranted treat).
JNO. W. POLLARD, Drngn'af,
jv 30 17th mwt
k C®« r* VUtt UL.U POINT, NOK
■T *gs - T-fiP FOLK AND PORTSMOUTH —
Tl I wn ir I Itfc. The Steamboat AUOUBTA, Capt
Wm. C. Smith, la attain on tha routa between Rich
piood and stbe above place*, (via Port Walthall) hav
ing been thoroughly overhauled and reti'ted, both
a* regard* her machinery and bull, and furuiahed with
a new wrought iron (haft, new water wheel*, be.
The oar*, running in connection with the Anguata,
will leave the Richmond Station of the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, at 6 o'clock A. M Returning, the Au
goata will leave Wright'* whaif, Norfo'k, tvery Tues
day, Thuraday and Saturday, at 51 o'clock A. M.
jv« THOw. DOfHMKAD. Bup't.
, UIUUUiVH. FAUA.
JIJ SObS. FANS—My atock of Eoibioidtriei
Ribbon*, Parasol*, Kan*, Brnibe* and other Fancy
OomU i* atill complete, and will be told at coat pri
ce*. Ladie* in want will consult their interact b*
calling at 1. L WEIL'S Cheap Ca.h Stare. -
to™ No. 33 Main .treat
'I'OP 11l Ul.y ANO IIAIOKnS.-'lhe nub
M. acribera have for *ale,a fine TOP BUGGY AND
H ARNESS— the Buggj but little u*<td. If not *old
privately, it will be olfrrd at auction an SATURDAY
next, at the Horae Lot, near Ontnl Depot.
LARU'S k BHINF, Aacta.
jjai DAVENPORT, ALLEN k CO. ,
SUMMER RBTHBATfI.
T B AND BLACRKPt
GPHUR SPRING S.-TW* d.nibtfut wm*
place la now open for the raeeption of It fi
iim-ted on tha lianof tha couotie, of Roanoke and
II tatourt, surrounded by mountain*. and 1» «m
tha moat beautiful, pietowaqua fertile mmtojj*
of Viraiala. and Immediately em tha Una of tha VU
■iala aodTennenaee Ballroai within 250 yard* of tha
road toalf, aad about half a mite from Benaaek'e do
pot only cicht or Bine boar* ride from Richmond and
Petersburg, aad about two hour* frnm Lynthborj,
Person* leaving City Point, or Petersburg « Eiek
mood in tha morning, by tha Swthirtda and DanvUla
Railroad* and taking tha oar* of the Virginia and Ten
neaeee Railroad it Lynchburg, reach Bontaek'e depot
a boat a o'clock P. M. the mm day t where niOMt
boa. ko , will meat them, aad convey them U tha
B Tb're are three White and two Black tnlphnr
Spring*, wboee curative power* can be atteeted by
eoorea of persona, who have been entirely relieved by
eaing the water*. The repntatien of these water* for
baif a century pact ha* been e*tabh*hed in iha anr
ronnding coon tie* for having cured many pereon* af
flicted with varioo* chronic and other diseases. They
are net rarpaaeed by any mineral water* in Virginia
for the cure of Dy*pep«a in it* vanou* form*. Affec
tion* of itn Liver, Kidney* and Bladder, GeaerSl Dtf
bilitv, especially of the Nervous Syetem, all kind* of
Cutaneou* and other Di*ea*e* of the Skin, and many
of the diaeaae* peculiar to female*. They are ferftly
purgative and diuretic, with a wrong det#rmlnatroa to
the akin. For certificate* a* to the efficacy of the
watei* of these Spring*, *ee handbill*
The Building* are *paciou* and convenient, and
almoat entirely new. cenaiiting of Hotel*, Cottage*,
lie., affording accommodation* equal to any to be
foui d in the mountain* of Virginia, for abont 400
t,e, nie I "Fu''niture and Fixture* are about equal to
tboce of the be*t hotel* in our citie*.
The Bedding i* unn*ually good, with hair mattreraee
throughout the e*tablishment— a* to all which we In
vite visitor* to examine and judge for themaelve*-
No pain* have been spared in obtaining the ban
servants and the mo*t experienced and best qualified
awiaiant* for every department of tha establi*h-
The genera! management i* confided to J. A. HE
FELKINGER, E*q., late of Cumberland, Maryland,
assisted by Alfred R. James and Ro. J. Rbad, late
of Lynchburg, vbo will no doabt give *ati*faction to
all who may visit tb* place.
There will be BOWLING ALLEYS, fca., for ex
ercise. . ...
A fine BAND OF MUSIC i« already aecured, and
a Telegraph Office will coon be e*tabh*bed at Ben
aack'* depot . ,
The TABLE will be found equal to any In the
mountain*, the facilities for lecuring supplies being
about a* great a* they can well be.
J. A. HEFELFINGER k CO,
J e 13—3 m Proprietor*
A.tl KL I A WUiTH sIiLPHI'R
SPRINGS, situated 2} miles from Jetersville
Depot, on the Richmond and Danville Railroad, 50'
miles from Richmond, will be opened the Ist of July.
The water* of these two Springs are said to be equal
to any waters in the mountains, aod have been alkal
ized in Philadelphia, and have the tame properties of
the Greenbrier White Sulphur.
Term* or Board as follows: —Per day $ ISA; per
week $U; per month, for 28 days, $28; Children-over
2 years old and under 12 years, and servants, half
pnee.
There will be an omnibus, always ready t« take
visitor* to tha Spring*.
je 12—d2m THOS. C. WILLSON k SONS.
KA BATIIIMJ, iIIIKHAPKAKKUAIiL,
HAMPTON, Va—This delightful watering place
i* now open for the reception of vuitor* by the day,
week, month or season. It is situated on au eleva
ted point, aud commands an extensive and splendid
view of the Bay, Hampton Roads, Jamea River, and
the surrounding country.
The advantages for (lathing are not surpassed by
any other watering plase, and the elimate is pro
verbial tor health.
The Proprietor pledge* himself to make every ef
fort to render the slay of visiter* pleasant, and takes
the liberty to refer tor his ability and disposition to
please, to those who have heretofore aelected Chesa
peake Hall tor their summer retreat.
je 2- 3m R. G. BANKS, Proprietor
hLKhIIAMi S-iFKIMiiS Tola Wuter*
ing place is situated in the county of Montgom
ery, Virginia, on the banks of the Roanoke River, 3}
miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, and
surrounded by mountain acenery unsurpaased for
beauty in the State. This water is unequalled in its
efficacinu* qualities by any mineral water in the Union,
and contains ingredients peculiarly Hi owil, and which
have never yet been found to exist in any other mine
ral apringa Ita use has reached, and relieved eaut
which all medicine and other mineral waters had failed
in. Peraons 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, Steamboat*, Car*, he., with certificate*
appended from gentlemen of the highest character.
We have recently erected large Bathing establish
ment* of all descriptions; also, a csmfortable Recep
tion House at the railroad.
Persons leaving Richmond or Petersburg, will ar
rive at the Spring* the same day by 8 o'clock P. M.
We will be prepared ts receive visitors by tha' let
day of June Our best efforts will be given to render
a visit to thi* fountain of bealto agreeable and pleas
ant. JNO. W. HOLT it SONS,
my 27—dtl#A Proprietor*.
HVI.KIA HUIKL-ULU *"01NT (JO.U
FURT—This delightful aummer resort, the
most inviting on the Southern Seaboard, and, for At
tract ion. infe'ior 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
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 Jiuie, after which date it wUI
not he again closed.
Disease at Old Point Comfort, at any season, Is
a'most unknown. For health, it mav be said, indeed,
torival the most secluded watering place of the moun
tain interior; so that the up-landar mav feel no risk
in going down to test the attractions of this celebrated
lowland retreat.
The proprietor ha* engaged, for the general super
intendence, Mr. Joseph B. Stegal, of Richmond, late
of tue Hugenot Springs, a gentleman of marked apti
tude fur the trust he hna assumed, while his own su
pervision will guard the comfort of visitors and the
reputation of the establishment.
my 12—3 m JOS. SF.GAR.
Mount vkkno* hotkj,, cafe may.
N. Y.—This magnificent Hotel, the largest and
moat comfortable one in the world, is bow open for
the reception of guests and those visiting the Capes.
To one who has never seen this Hotel it is well worth
a visit, it being the largest Ho'el in the wo-ld. being
capable of accommodating 2100 people comfortably,
and dining 3000 The length of the dining room in
the clear is 425 feet long, width KO—total length of
wing £6( feet, whole length from Ocean parlor to the
barber shop a quarter of a mile, with 432 rooms.—
Also, Stabling, Carriage Houses, iic., attached, to
gether with Ten-Pin-Alleys, Pistol Galleries, Arche
ry tents, and Quoit-pitching Grounds for the Ladies,
with a fine Hippodrome ring under the supervision of
Madame Minnie and Gen. Welch.
Br Board $2 per day. CAIN &. FOSTER,
jy 14—lin Proprietors
W WhKT BPRlNU9>»Tliis eatitblUhmeut
is now open, with handsome accommodations.
The new BATHS, just completed, are most spacious,
convenient and elegant; containing handsome recep
tion and private dressing rooms, ail handsomely ear
peted ana furnished, for both ladies and gentlemen
1 am instructed by the owners of this property, to
spare no efforts er expense to make it one of the most
desiiable summer retreats in the mountains.
L. NORVELL,
jy 22—lm for Sweet Spring* Company
NOTIO E—Temporary Itemoval—Tho
subscriber, for the purpose of giving w ay to th
erection of a new bouse, has removed his store troui
his old stand, corner of Main and J3th streets, three
doers above, where he would be pleased to
friends and the public generally, in want of a first
rate article of Clothing, assuring them that he is pre
pared with ail the necessary requisites to adorn the
outward man. E. B BPENCE,
Fashionable Clothier and Merchant Tailor,
je 17 No. 12>i Main street.
OOA WATIIK IN PORCELAIN FOUN
TAINS.— Our Soda Water is now in fall opera
tion, and we will at all times furnish this delicieu*
and wholesome beverage in the greatest perfection,
with all the delicious Fruit and Cream Syrups, man
ufactured by ourselves from the real ripe fruits. Our
Apparatus is of the most recent corstiuction. the
Fountains b»ing lined with the finest WHITE POR
CELAIN, and the cooling sr'angement, such a* to
insure its bsing at all time* ley-cool and pure.
Saratoga and Bloe Lick Sulphur Water, kept con
stantly cool on the Ice during the warm weather.
MEADE Sl BAKER, Pharmaceutist*,
186, N. W. Corner of Main and loth street*,
jy 23- 3m
f KUCKIVINO Ihe following:
1 Hennessey's Cognac BRANDY, in wood and slass
Amonlillado and Romano SHERRY
Regina Port WINE
Claret and Champagne do
Snperior SALAD OIL
London MUSTARD, w lb. and half lb. boXM
English and Imitation F.oslish CHEESE
Mocha and Java COFFEE
Judd's pateut Spertn CANDLES
And a few dozen BEEF TONGUF* nf ».<_
lit,-which I will sell at a small advance for £.2.«
te punctual customers en tha usual credit.
A U„ o, <K,.?' 8 T U £K»„
my 14—U
AND .HUI.An.»KKrf-tfU hkdi.
f-"r to ehniee quality SUGARS.
6o bbls Coffee SUGARS
i. b , b " pnme Fer sale by
IV 2n—lw DUNLOP. MONCITRW fc CO
B J iV/rA wrVit. I'BttOWN HIIIKT
ANO SHEETINGS, from the beat mana-
=7* Un# V l B,a Tickings; Ouaborg* a. d
bhming Stripe.. For .ale cheap, to .educi our
J- t M. ROSENBAUM,
jy a 199 BroU»».
lIKAL, 3IKAL.~V Olt N, In nuiall anil
ukeß •* ct *h price, tad
MEAL given at oaee, at te* cash »ri< e.
.. BBAGO"! OLO MILU
JTaB -*« Nsar th, AnaotT.
A A»*«HTfliltNT OK UUhM
iMi for wl" JAM ' for pt«kli«| and preeerv j
J' Si ' BTEBBINS It rULUtN. j
mhdicijtbs.
Ll_iuilf r-",ri * * ''
rpHK WBITtf HMIIIAK WADHD.
■A, White Horn ha* faded that laid on tha Br** '
Of oar dear little ißfset we
from this vorM of sorrow
IhohMirftot to 4woU in tbmt hai« of loto.
In the coffin wa laid bar, around her brow we* en-
ThifnrMM roee leavee that ware rflll laft bahlad;
On planted a roaa in full bloom,
Ta remind u*at onaa of the daar one entombed.
Wa will weep not for thee, let our aonow now ceaaa.
Let our thought* reign above to tkat beacon ef peace;
If Cough*. Cold* or A*tbma i* thecanee of our friefj
Take LEONARD'S COUGH BYRUPor INaTANT
RELIEF.
Wholeaale Agent*, Moeam. PURCELL.LADP It
CO. To be had of all DruggtoU la Richmond.
jyM
A' HOM* MKDIWWU'MJW.
ELIXIR enraa Cough*. Cold* and Whooplnj
Cough, and afford* great relief la. Consumption and
moat dieeeaee arUing from cold* and neglected cough*.
The following are a few extract* from certificate* of
altiaen* of Richmond who have teeted It* virtue*:
" B v a timely nee of it, I have no doubt It ha* *eved
one many doetor'a fee*. I know of It* good effect*
with a great many other than my owa family.''— Wm.
Ihare naed It in my family for three year*. aad
found it the beet family medicine I have aver naed."—
JU jti Jfwtmow.
" For sicknee* among children, nothing can be bet
ter."—Jf. B. Godwin.
" I have tried all the cough remedie* of the day
and have no hesitation in raying that I believe Mr*
Daws' to be the meat valuable preparation of the kind
now in uae."—KUjoh Warrtn.
For rale by Mrs. A. B. DAWS, Bennett It Beer*,
Alex. Duval, Peterson It Jackson, Chas. MilUpeagh,
Jfi. J. Picot. A. Bodeker and Charlee D. Yale.
PULLAUD'M UHl£t'it(ATJC LINI.MKMT
Some remarkable cure* performed by thie Lini
ment heve come under our especial notice of late,
and among them we will mention the case of a Mra.
Johnston, on Union Hill, who bad been confined to
her bed for more than a week by rheumatism, and
wa* cured by one bottle op Pollard'* Rhku>*a
tic Liwims»t. Prepared onlv bv
JOHN W. POLLARD,
Druggiat, 17th street.
And for rale by DragfUbi throughout the city,
mh 11—ta
JACKSON'S KXtfcLslUti Hjmßtt la
peculiarly adapted, by its composition, to ever}#
disease of the liver and stomach which is produced by
our ever varying elimate. In all forms of biliou*
disease* aad Liver Complaint, it ia one of the most
valuable remedial.
Prepared only by R. H. JACICSON, and for s*la
by Druggists generally- .1" -** 1
JiW (JENtttA. FAVKTiK t'OLMTk,
Pi., Febuary 4, 1856 —Da. I. Scott 4. Co—lt i»
with much pleasure that I inform you that I gave
one dose of yeur McLane's Improved Vermifuge to a
child of mine that was sick. It brought from hito
between 30 and 40 large Worms, without nauseating
him in the least. Ua soon after recovered hi* health.
JESSE PROVINCE.
A|t the above Medicine* for sale by Purcell, Ladd
k Co., and Alex. Duval. Richmond. jy 3
IMKTV t!KNTS ANl> ONK DUIiL.AU A
BOTTLE —DOLLAR CORDIAL, the moit re
nowned Medicine ever introduced, for the care ef a
certain diaease and debility, wi h certainty and dia
patch, in a few days, with the saviny of time and
money—received the highest approbation from mem
ber* ef the College of Surgeaos is London, and ia
used in most of the Hospitals in England, where the
most severe cas 1 . s of weaknesa have succumbed, by
the uie of ihU valuable Medicine.
Price 50 ct*. and $1 per bottle.
To be had of L. B. THOMAS, Dr O. B. HILL,
DUVAL A NORTON, CHAS. MILLSPAUGH, J.
B. WOOD, S. M. ZACHRISSON, and A. LESLIE,
opp site tha R. & F. R. R. Depot, Broad street,
je 10—ts
j RUNAWAY.- -Kunaway freut tbe
gS subscriber, on the Ist January last, a negro
Jfe. woman named AMANDA, belonging to tha
Aw estate of Samuel Pleasant*, deceased. She
sriark brown complexion, about twen
ty-seven years old, and has a mother living in Butch
ertown, and many relations living in Powhatan,
wherj she is no doubt harbored. Tne usual reward
will be paid upon her delivery to me at tha jail of
Henrico, and all expenses paid.
my 31—tf ALIIX. B. HUTCHF.SON.
q KAMAWAY-910 KifWAKO—On
Sunday. July a young negro woman,
JBrfo named COLUMBIA, about lit or 20 ye ire alt',
jWB-j w* gingerbread color, five feet, six or eight inches
jSTCsst high,rather stout; had'on a pale pink dreaa and
a white bonnet when she left.' A reward of Tan Dol
lars will be paid for her return to
HIRAM CARNELL.
j V3l—Gt* Brooke Av»nu*.
CIIbAP 1111Y liOOliM.—A I) (i IST I S
M AILERT would respectfully say to bis custom*
ers and the public generally that he i* offering hi*
entire stock of Dry Goods at raoch reduced prices, in
order to close out nis Summer stock by tbe end of the
season, as follows: Plain Bereges, all shades; Satin
Striped and Flowed Silk Tissues; Challey Bereges;
Debeges; a large assortment of Calicoes; Bins, va
rious styles; Flowered and Swiss Muslins; Jaconet
and Cambric Muslin*; Plain Swig* Muslins; Ladies'
and Children'*Cotton Hose; Boy*' half Hose; Crape
Shawls; Swiss and Cambric lnsnrtings; Bobin Edge
ings and Insertinss; Bobin Edgings; Black Trimming
Laces; Swiss and Cambria Bands; handsotre and
cheap French Worked Collars; Black Lace Veils; a
large lot of Lawns, Ginghams. Grass Skirts; Ladies'
Pocket Hdkls from 6Jc. and tiner; a large vaiiety of
Linen and Cotton Goods for men's and boys' wear;
Gersfcts, ail size*; Cotton Shirting* and Sheetings, and
a great many other bargains at
jy 7 NO 41 MAIN STREET.
BKLLKVUt: IKIM'ITAh This Juatuu.
tion is situated on Church Hill, Richmond, Va.,
in a delightful, airy position, and is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the eomfert 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 $5 per week.
Whites 6 "
Private accommodations. 7to 10 "
These rates embrace al charges for Board, Medi
cines, and Medical and Surgical attendance.
BT No Small Pox admitted.
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, M. D.,
Grace street, between 4th andsth.
C. S. MILLS, M. D.,
12th street, between Broad and Marshall.
R. T. CSLEMAN, M. D,
Corner of 4th and Grace streets.
Resident Physician—Dr WOOD my 24—6 m
I) EDUCTION IN COKK.—From tills day
XV until the Ist of September next, I will deliver
HARD COKE, of the best quality, at KlvK DOL
LARS per load. At this price, it is cheaper than any
other fuel for heating furnaces in Churches, Ktores,
Tobacco Factories, and private dwellings, as well as
for cocking ranges and stoves.
SOFT COKE will continue to be delivered at $5.50
per load for lump, and $5 for hail—the first grade be
ing unsurpassed as a fuel for grate* and open stoves
by any coal whatever.
tf Coke Yards corner 6th and Byrd street*, and
10th (treet and Basin bank
ie 6—ts JNO. J. TVERTH. Agent
andenlgned, haying appointed Mr.
1 WILLIAM J. BEVILL hi* Agent for conducting
his PAINTING BUSINESS in all i's branches, at
hi* shop, on Bread street, between 6th and 7th st*.,
respectfully ask* a continuance and lncreaae of the
patronage so liberally bestowed on bim.
. left at the .hop will b * promptly at
tended to by Mr. BevilL L. maVUE
jy 4—lm
r | ,, JL' 1 '" K A C UO MAN |J KAt'Tl HKUI*
A Tne undersigned. Agents and Commission Mer
chants for Virginia Manufactured Tobacco, in New
York, respectfully solicit shipments of Tobacco, to
their address. From their acquaintance with the
trade, they flatter themaelve* they can give satisfsc
tion te shippers
• 'i? noi C.Adam*, late ef the firm of Patteion, Adam*
. ' * ould bo P'®«*ed te hear from hi* old friend*
at thi* house.
Liberal advance* on eooiignments
CONNOLLY It ADAMS,
„ 47 Front (treet, N. Y.
James A.C°m«oi.LT. Robt. M. Adams.
iy I—d3m
piLVLKS DIC BLANI'AKO. a I'lotlurr
j.j f enx lß»'tarable, *am odeur nt aaveur da far
ou d lode; Perlea D'Kther da Dr. Clerten; Capiulaa da
Raqnin au Bauma da Copahu, Pilule* de Carbonate
farreu* inalterable Da Va let; Fumigateur Peotora)
pour lea maladiei dea Volea da la Respiration ; Race
bout DeiArabei; Pate Peotoral and Strop Pectoial
de Nafed* Arabic; Enveloppa* Medicamanteuiaa, on
Cep*uleeen Liehan; Dragoe* de Santonine, &.« . tc
For sale by MEADE fc BARER,
i.c miv , Pkarzneeautute.
< o. N - "•««">« of Main and lOtb streets.
JT *1- <w
NKVV KAitliljY fliOhß iu wfcole
_ ? * bags to auit famine® war
ranted to b* nr§t rate—for aaie by J. J. Jfßy
W Batin Bank
S!Afe a "Ji 1',f25 5ra,".:
ment* to Inereaae tha line of boat* niacin* from uiy
bou*e,and ahall, at the coaimeucement of the fall aea
-r-r. D .l. OUt • bo * l e * #f y otl " >r d*T Sunday. exc*rt-
SL. £ wjaDgamaat l will put good* through two
v * cooner than heretofore, and nearly, if not alto-
Bftyjar- " hy the *■ 8 * *• * • u>d kt mach
Merchanta w«et of Lynebhurg wiahing to eoncicn
rniif th * a*»nt are required to de
pnatt fund* to pay the charge* tn that point, a* th*
, Teoiieseee Railroad rvfuae to pay or col
lact charge* on good* received by the Canal
Jy »-te ALFRED 8. i,BE. on ike Dock.
DtfINTKD LAWNH ANU JACoNkI*.-
Weara reaeivlog, by tha *teatuer Jamestown &
oaaaa printed Lawaa aad Jac nata, of beantital My la
and Quality, which we will aell cheap A too, a varie
•» other good* raited to tbe season to which we
aak the attention of th. trade 10 "
lT waller, DREWRT k CO.
CjUmßr-MMrt'a tateeaaa P.M. JgT
O WwUm{wUtyj forsaleby ** C# '
JfHO EDWIN WORTHAM k CO,
*OM MIOH® Tl*
7th *T«., roft MAliflS.—'Tlm -- '/"Ah.,
•mtiwriiU to Mil the »e
loeatod m abeve. »i«: «*
Dwelling, mow occupied by Mr. g. 4. * *2?*
lot fromM aboat4o feet, rum Vtrt IM *W
Tbe d weliiag to three Mori*, M.h fcJ?.*?" *"«7-
•idn ample leryaata' aecommWatioea. gt^ST" l *•*
gair.'"--'- I*—~«Ss;s1* —~«Ss;s
•rtftttS' £ ■££. Zj^tf+rs-
Nicbola, frontlog»al«s teet. Thk i. *p *»•
deai rab I y located reeidencea ia tbe eity if
asEiss"" mad*, tba be aw*Tae*
OODDIN k APPERSoK
" 3| - W Auctione.',.
FWK MKNT-A Wry Mealrabiat i ni jr
H How*, oa tba aomar of Ctaj >»« H.,r rt £j£
**-coQt»iuiDg 7 r.o»i, kitchen with 4
•ad wood htMe, te. eta be hut kJ Vi
Ist of AttgQit. Kent #160 per annum. 7
. „ EDWARD 0. EACHO,
fr**-** Pearl atreet
«K«»K KKNT- -A new Brick Owein«
on Church Hill b-twee. Clay YJlh A*
vert of tba Baptiet Cbnrch. It baa four roo* J
and a kiteheo. Beot, «9 per month Poaataaio.. ,iL. "
immediate!;. Enquire at th« next hew or of
UK. PIKRSON,
jy 29-- 4t* 0« the Hill
K«K HK>T. The upper part .TI
recently built Houae, oa Broad eireet The
houae ia furniabed, and tbe furniture e«n bo had
with tbe houae. The owner of tbe property wit' i,k.
board for tbe rant if deaired. Apply at tbia «Bce
jy 26—lm*
A K«»tt KfcAT-~The apper part «f n, e
B Houae oyer my atore, containing rnne roou"
MSM- witb pantry, ke., and kitchen with three room.'
being reiy auilaole for a large family or boardina
houae, being within one tquare of tbe brat market
houfce. Bent low, to a good tenant. Pon<-wioD >iv.«
when deaiied. WM WaLsH
jy 2fr ~'' Wo 43 Main rt.
B. u * KaM'f—And poH««aMioD give,,
immediately, that large new Brick Tenement
with eleven rooma, water, gat. t e , complete
three rooma in the kitchen; hydrant and well water
coovenieut; aituated on 2d atreet, between Canal asd
Cary.
ALSO—That newly-built Brick houae on 4th etreet
between Grace and Broad, recently occupied by the
aubeenber, containing niue rooma, with water aaa
lie., complete. '
ALSO—That large Lumber Hone* or Btore, at tl.a
corner of Cary and 15th atreeta, adjoining the preaent
Cuatuui-Houae, conaidered one of the beat atanda la
the eity for • wboleaale Urooery or Commiaaion
Houae.
ALSO—That large Lumber Houte on !stb freer
between Mam and Cary. recently occupied by Ch»«'
T Worthaai, Eaq., imtable tur a Lumber houae, To
bacco factory or other purpoaea.
Korterma apply to WM.O GEORGE
jy24—l2t Or R O Tonrsil.
KOR H. JSN T—The granite j r ««
•tore on Cary. between Uth ond '3th (treata.—
Potsettion uivan immediately. Appiv to
JNO. W. ADKINS, or
jy 25—ta David Burr.
4M FOU K UNT—A «t;w Itrirk dwelling.
Hij ling on 2Uth«treet. with 6 room*; fat j u ttc |,
room, city water in the yard, ani Kitchen with
two roouia. Apply to R. SEDGWICK,
Main street, between 17ihand Uth atreeta
jy 24- 1m
VKKV VALUABLE KESIDKMJK
AN FRANKLIN AND JEK>ERSON STREETS
KOR. SALE, LEASE OR RENT-The hand.
»ome dwelling located aa above ia for mli, lease or
rent. It i> large and commodK ut, having eight rooaia,
with lire placeato aeven ef them, beaidea Ur te »e
--commodationa for tervantt. Alio, (table and car
rige house. Ga* and city water have been introdu
ced.
The whole premitet are either new, or have bees
recently re-modeled and altered, and are not onlv r»-
inarkabl) handsome, bat very convenient. It ii only
necessary to examine the premitet to be plaaa.-ri with
them. The neighborhood ia equal to the heat in the
eitv. GODDIN 4i APPERSON,
jy 23— Auctioneers
®A CfcMTRAL AND UOKT VAtIA.
BLE PRIVATE DWELLING. AT THIS
CORNER OF UTH AND MARSHALL STit,
KOR SALE.—We are authorized to aell that new
and desirable family residence. located aa above, oc
cupied by Mr J. B Watkiea, the health of wboae fa
mily require! him to decline housekeeping Kew ia
mily reaideiicea preaent to many advantagei aa ihia
either to biitinets <>r p-ofataional gentlemen. Situa
ted in a beautiful and popnloaa part of the ci y, in
the midtt of the beat aoeiety, it ia within two or
three aiinutea walk «f the principal ehurehet deport,
botela, and the centre of buaineaa. All the feailcmxa
have been erected within about two yean, and are ia
excellent order The main dwelling i< covered with
tin. and hat ten room*, beiidei a number of cloteis,
bath room. Stc Theeity water it brought into tbe
yard, and al«o int» the ind atory of the main beild
ing, supplying a ahower and plunge bath
It ia supplied with gaa throughout. The Kitchen la
of brick arid covered with tin, alao. having four rooms
and two in the baaement for wood and Coal. The
rear yard n paved with brick—and an independent
culvert leadi from it into a public one, belonging to
the city.
Apply to Mr. WATKINS, at Kent, Paine t Co'»
or to GODDIN It APPERSON.
jy 22-dlot *
MFOK KK>T.—A Brick Teoeinfnt en
56th atreet. Church Hill, near tbe Leigh timet
Baptiat Church, suitable for a medium sued
family. The premises are in everyway convenient,
and jmt been newly painted. The water ia very con
venient, and ia aa good as any in the State, true of
charge. Location healthy, It will be rented low to
a good tenant. Apply to
H. A. ATKINSON,
Corinthian Hall,
Or at hi* residence near the property.
jv 16—ti
BKUR KfcMT—3 large nn<i comfortable
room* (in ene floor) and Kitchen, which to a
goon tenant will be let at tbe moderate re»t of
$10.50 per month. If required, two more rooint c»n
be added. Poateaaion given immediately. Esquire
at I. L. WEIL'S. S3 Main at.,
jv I!t Mansion Hnuie.
BUdUM* FOR UK NT. over K. B.
Rpance'e Clothing (tore, No. 126 Main (treat.
Apply to E. D. KEELING, No. ISS.
jy 7—lm
MFOK KKNT.—IIa vldk taken the new
brick home adjoining Me*ar* Haxtli k Co , tod
W. T. Staple* It Cm., we ofler for rest the daai
ruble Wareliouaa nt preaent occupied by a* corser of
12th and Gary atreeta.
Poaaeeeion will be (iven immediately.
jy 4—dim PETE«B, MARTIN k CO.
®FOU KKNT—Ttae brirk Wnreheuae
on the Baiin, at th« corner of Cart and l°th
atreeta, new occupied by Nf«n. E. O. It W.
P.Tompkin*. Poe*e*aion given on lat «f October.—
Apply to JOHN RUTIIEEFOORD.
jy 's—t*
MFOU KKNT~Tw« Twbmli on
Bank «t., occupied by Mra. Booker a* a Boarding
houae. Foaeeaaion will be given on the lat of
July. *
Alao, the Tenement adjoining, occupied b| Mr. Jno.
K Martin. Poaaeaaioa will be given on tlie lat ol
October next.
Alao, aeveral Tenement* near the Upper Market-
Apply ta JOHN OBifcMK,
je 23—ta |2th atreet.
MFOH KKfST—[>l A Ml, BOKO, loruiei
ly WALL STREET HOT*,L.-Tbt» property
Uaituated on 15th, between Main and Franklin
atreeta, haa been recently enlarged and undergone
thorough repair. • It can accommodate eemfertabiy
from fifty to aizty lodgera. There la a large bar room
about thirty by forty feet, a parlor 25 by 39 fee!, a
dining room So by 40 feet, a apacioua kitchen with
large bake oven and extenaive oeoking range*, ail re
cently built; comfortable eervaata' room*, cauvem
ence* for coal and wood, ia well rap plied with water
In the kitchen, bar room and on trie eeeond Hcori
gea haa been introduced into the honae, and there ia
every convenience necaaaaiy for aueh an aatabiiao
mant.
_ Paaaeaaton given oa tba l«t of F»brnai7__aext.
For term* apply fe FEN DA IX ORIFFIN.
ja sft—tf
POSTFONKIUKNT.-If to wHh rr«ret U"»»
JL 1 have to anaoanca that arj Distribution hot»r
priae ear. not take plt«« ou the Sid Ftkni«rj. The
annenal hardneaa »» the winter bat prevented "<•
from eetin* and settling with my agenta. A* eeoa M
I can «ee tbeui 1 eh nil tlx upon another day not l* t,r
than about the tat af iuiuit, at which time tho Draw
ing will ceitainly take place, or the Uckete called In
and tha money refunded And should the sale 01
ticket* satisfy u>« la doing so, 1 shall ft* apea aa ear
lier day, aa l am aajdoua to have tha Drawing take
place at the earhaat possible time.
JKBSK T. HOPKINB.
fe 18—t let A a Liberty. Va
|> KICKM, UtUCK*. mtl( KS.. r W«
■ have for eala privately, a large etock of well bora
ed Dock Brick*, which wa wiU call low toaay person
ia want
Wa are alio prepared to contract for Briek wetk,
ander tha supervision of Mr. Lake McKenna.
LARUS It bHiNE.
a 10—ta 14 Main *r»»t
JAVA CO»riliv.~i'r.me qitalUvi re*we«i
Melasaee hlida and bbls.; Window Ulasei Cottoa
Twine; fort Wtue, If or aala by
lv 31 DAVENPORT, ALLEN kCO.
I 'UMSAf litfrt.M)Y.—3 fcull |»l|K»,ck*h e
quality; for eala bv
W HI DAVENPORT, »I.L*N k CO _
0JL.1% K UIL. lU bait. Uu4U« mm* t»r
■ale by
»' PAVENfQRT. ALLEN 4 CP.
Jritrey* 4k Uarcy knui J"» l
' landed and in *to«i for tale bv
HKLDCN fc MILLER,
Jt forier Paarl and Cary streets-
A>i uk LbMUNi ait. <ir wyte-
V MINT; Cream Tartar, Bala ratllai Hops; Haiti
kanii Coablaaai—far sale aauaaally low,
~T tJ Dnu*,-

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