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THE DAILY DISPATCH'
Tharaday Mwmw) Hpptombf r 4, ISS«.
Financial and Commercial
Sale*of $2000 Va. (s*s in Naw York, Tuesday, at
•32.
Tha New Tork Journal of Commerce, cf Tuesday
afternoon, say#:
Tha demand for money has haen active throughout
the last .week, but the arrival of the steamer from
California, and tha disbursements from the Sub-
Treasury. have prevented any material change in
rata* of intaraat.
The Stock market has continued to droop, and is
aaain lower to day. Everybody is averse to buviag
because all aspect a further decline, while sellers
submit to the csnceasion only to accommodate their
necestitiea.
foreign Exchange is firm, but inactive. Billa on
London lflS*|<iMP9} for banker's, (most of the business
at the inside rate.) and l«>ia?!o9| for commercial sig
naforas. Paris .5 17 J»5 15.
The statement of the New Yark City Baoks. of
their average condition for the week ending Ausnst
SOth. shows a decrease of $815 094 in loans ami #2,-
350.981 in deposits, and an increase of <50,504 in spe
cie and *1,332 in circulation. W« annex the week's
average, with a comparison including the previous
week and corresponding weak of last year:
Date L'ns and Die Specie
August 23. 1856 $110 188 n«5 $12,914,732
August SO, 185S 109,373,9U 12,965,236
Same time last vear.
September 1, 1855 1M),436,970 1 2,852,023
Data. Circulation. Deposits.
August 23, 1856 $8,588,413 2^3
August 30, 1856 8,589.745 87,776,212
Same time last year.
September 1, 1855 7,620,178 81,057,210
The Journal of Commerce says:
"The bank statement it on the whole favorable;
tfce increase in specie for the week is *50 504, the rr ■
eeipts of treasure by the Illinois (91,465 157) appear
ing in the average only for twojjf ys. The average of
loans and discounts and also of dejiosits, wiii probably
show a decrease for some time to come."
By Telegraph.
Baltim >*r, Sept. 3.—Flour advanced und quoted
at sftj 75 Wheat better—white sfc I 50a 1 M'; red & I I''
eti 60 Cora advanced—wite 57'(Mil, yellow 5£w62
New Yo«k. Sept. 3 — Flour advanced—Statu $5 :»>.
Ohio ♦6 20<w; .50; Southern H>7«.8.1n. Whoit held
higher Corn advanced—rnixe 1 65a.t>7; white t,2u7J.
Stock* higher—Virginia G'« t 'J2.
Richmond illurUeiN, H«|iteuilii>r 3.
KLOUR —The market to-diy is a Lttle more lirw.
Holders have advanced their rate* to i>7 tor super
fine. at whieh there have been limited sale*. Ship
per* offer $6 7.5 ; but we hear of no »iies it that.
WHEAT—The m-irket i*firm at previous quota
tions. it I 50 for prim* red. end 4>1.U0 for prime
white. The ottering] did not leem a* active a* on the
preceding day*.
CORN.—we quote 700-75-aud market oot *o
buoyant a* of late.
Auction Sales of Coffee and Slsa*.—
Sale* of the bark Virginian'* cargo of Coffee, impoit
ed by Dunlop, Moncure i. Co., and sold at auction on
the 2d of September:
5009 bag* at from 1<65 to 1140, averaging 1054}, quality
ranging from inferior to prime.
At the aarne time was *oid —
172 hbd* N. O. Sugars a* from 870 to 1025, averaging
9t>o, quality fair to choice.
125 bbli. N. O. Mo >asses at 55 Jc.
From Cape Coast, Africa —Wo learn from
Captain (Mark, of the brig Marshall, recently ar
rived from Cape Coast, Africa, that the West
Coast has been unusually sickly this season, sev
eral of the native merchants aud European tra
ders having died, from fevers, dropsy and dys
entery. All of them were well kuown to our iSa
lem people who have business relations in that
quarter.
There is bitter complaining in regard to the ty
ranny and oppression inflicted upon the natives
by the British officials who compose the local gov
ernment. They have recently imposed a tax of 3
per cent, on ail goods landed, according to their
value in the market there, which is a serious de
triment to the American merchants—Salem Regis
ter.
WHAT KVKKY 1* Jilt SON SHOULD
KNOW
Sheriff's Office, Morgant»wk, Va., >
- December -6, 1E55. 5
I)r. I. Scott At Co.—Gents: It aftjids we great plea
■uie to testify to the decided effects of your Cele
brated White Circassian Liniment, it having
frequently relieved me of the quinsy when various
other remedies failed, and 1 can recommend it to the
public. John T. Fleming,
Sheriff Monongalia county, Va.
All the above Medicines for sale by furceil, Ladd
II Co., and Alex. Duval, Richmond au 18
TVfACHINK BfiLTINU—Tlie «eneral sh
i™J periorily of India Rubber over the best .eather
Belt*, ha* been proved by a trial of now more than
fifteen years; thi*, together with the fact that con
tinual improvements have baen made in their quali
ty, warrants us iu representing lhat they are really
•uperior to all others for «pen. particularly heavy or
main Beltß. They preserve a perfectly smooth and
even surface. They do not stretch, rarely require
tightening more than once, will always run straight
and with a perfect bearing on the pulleys, (by which
we believe a power of 20 per cent is gained over the
beat leather Belts;) will stand heat of 300 degrees of
Farenheit and any degree of cold, and can be run
in wet places or exposed to weather without injury.
They are therefore invaluable for Saw Mills, Cot
ton Gins, Mines, Grain Elevators and all ex
posed places.
We furnish Belts of any length or width, but none
are made, unless specially ordered, of more than i 4
inches wide. We keep constantly oo hand a large
stock, and orders by mail or Telegraph will receive
prompt attention. Small oiders as carefully execu
ted as the largest.
All the Belts sold by us are warranted (except
crnss-belts for which we do not recommend them)
and it is worthy of note that we have had but
three returned in fifteen years.
N. B.—We are also agents for a manufactory of
Leather Belting, aud keep always on hand a full
stock of same at factory prices.
WILLIAMS &. BROTHER,
Cornei Cary and Pearl streets,
se I Agents for the manufacturers.
NO T 1 C K--Temporary ISemoval.—Tiic
subacriber, for the purpose of giving way to th
erection of 6 new house hus removed hia store from
hia old ataud, corner of Main and 13th streets, three
doors above, where he would be pleased to see his
friends and the public generally, in want of a fust
rate article of Clothing, assuring them that he is pre
pared with all the necessary requisites to adorn the
outward man. E. B. SPENCE,
Fashionable Clothier and Merchant Tailor,
Je No. 1526 Main street.
L'KK BKJOI t It A AKKOW KOOT;Sr^
go; Tapioca; Meeker's Farina and Corn Starch,
received and for sale by VV. C BATTAILE,
Drug and Chemical Store,
au "0 Corner 4th and Broad sts
BAlfi?!SF>nn I>LA, Bull's uuil Hands';
Cartel's Spanish Mixture; Baiter's Bitteie; Djw
den'i Bitters; Bruwn'i Essence Jamaica (jmger;
Wheeler's Sherry Wine Bitters; for sale by
W. C. BATTAILE, Druggist,
aa 30 Comer 4th and Broad sts.
Tr.aßliliS C B AND A COFFiIK SUtxAU
I w" for sale by
se 2 THOMAS JONES U CO.
Auction uoods, auction (<oiiu>.
Opening this day, bought at auction, 1 case of
■uper Btrage de Lainea, handsome patterns, which I
am selling at on« shilling per yard, worth 50 eta. te
bring to this country; the greatest sacrifice ever of
fered in this city.
Also, Black and White Ginghams, 12£ eta end Is.
per yard; French Fancy Gir.ghams, handsorre pat'
tenia, at lis}a per yard; 1 lot Calicoea at tid. p»r vri •
Plain Fig'a Beragea; Ladies' Linen Pocket Mdkfs.,
bjaiaj cents; Grass SkirU; Crape Sliaw;s; Corsets-
Lawns; Mosquito Nettinss; Bonnet Ribbon.: Embroi
deries; Bleached and Unbleached Domestics; Irish
Lirena; Pantaloon Stuffr, a«d many other «tyiei of
good* lam determined to close, to make room for
Fall purchases Therefore bargains muy be expect
ed by calling at AUGUSTUS MAILER'!'-S
* u l m No. 4 I Main street.
StI'KKIOK CLOTHING, AT IJRKAT
I.Y KRDUCKD Pit ICES A I THE XFir
CLOTHISQ HOUSE, Ku. 119 MAIS' STREET. -
J. D. GOO I) Id AN now offt* a his p ntlre stock of Sum
mer Clothing at greatly rsduced cash prices, in older
to reduce stock as low us possible, to make room lor
K»U stock, uud to save the interest on the Rinount of
summer stock now in st jre. Those in want can now
find the |(reate«t bargains by jiv?ng me an early call
. * p2 ° J. U. GOODMAN.
C I^A" A „ W f & j* l ** l a"'* XAMIL.V
U, . UR — I ° nr fnends are respectfully informed
Uiat we have opened our list for Karnily Elou.- —
™oee who wish to get their year's supply of us, will
please call and enter their names. '
ao ft—ts CR KN W H \\V h. EISHER.
I)S lUe UUI J*e«»icnl
ciet .L/l*"? 1 "> sorts of Ke
whet,"*}- h . erßS * ,uvlt ? a caU those
l»r P ' u " for to«>ate in their associations.—
U th. * Particularly invite a call from persons
Pbysi* ansasVncura hi bce " «' V " b
cannot be hi 1 St?* are { " w 'adetd that
piled The Z "'n® when coirectly ap-
TRACTor V»Vni■ h 11 «ICAL EX
kin ir Kevfr remedy, called
MILK. U next to a certainty. We, *. *7'V ,?i
OMe. »ranklin «,««, <£* E2L SL l ? r
mond 6m *°°' 800141 "f TrinU, Ch«ch?£££
JtiZZXr*'*** — to older, with
"t& cZX ut r ,be
will give Mtire seti sUction* ° ' tMted
Mil "TEBBIMS II PULI.EN
| *01 Broad rtrt.t.
EDUCATION.
TBKFIiRHO* "MAKK ' ACADKffI Y,"
al between t ; l«y *««• L.ei*h •treeM,
CkurrA HiU
C«*|»rß THE CHARGE OF
Kct. (!. W. PKTHKRBHIOOB "id
Key. T. If. J ON KB, AM.
The axarci«»a of this institution, will commence
MONDAY. JAth or Seftkmrck.
Every advantage will be afforded the pfor a
thorough training in the varioas English Branches,
the Claaaics and the Mathematics.
*■"% ifi ■. tlllK'!* rtKIiKC
li. CAL AND COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, on
Franklin street, ahoya 7th. , ... rirrn
The next Acaderoie year of thu School P
on MONDAY, the 15th September, and close the i&tn
JU received who are
any of the classes. A c!mi for beginners in La in
W Mr he .S\4 \rL S CARR " Matter of Artt. from the
Univertitv of Virginia, and a.very superior Matbe«ia-
teach Modern
Tha'pri""*^ l Ue'LT and moat of
the English Bra»«k««
f MXARY DKPAKTME.NT.
A class of little boys, under ten years of age, will
be foroi»d, who will ba taught by a competent Teach
er. Reading. Writing, Spelling Antbmetic and Geo
graphy. exclusively, at a tuition of $2o per tession
of ten months.
REFERENCES:
Aaion* the patrons of the school last year, were
the Rev T vfMoore. D I) ; the Rev. Geo Wood
brid-e- the Kev. H S. Keppler; Messrs. Win. H.
Grant' John M. Fatton, Wm. Marshall, John M Roy
ail John Grirme, Wm. Palmer, George S. Palmer,
Lewis D. Crenshaw, Corbin Warwick, J. Adams
Smith, Nicholas Mills, Philip Mayo, Beers & Poin
dex'er, John H. Tyler, of thefiraa of Mitchell t Ty
ler, &.C. ic-
For further particulars, apply to
R. H L. TIGHE. A. M ,
Franklin St.. above 7th.
Ps —As the vacancies are few. an early applica
tion f»r the admission of pupils is desirable. •
au 3d—dim
<~~T. PKMILKTO N>» K.MJLISH
O. classical and Mathematical School, 4th
street, between Main nnd Franklin—The next ses
sion will commence 15:h September, and close 15th
July.
Tebms.—English Branch $40; Higher English
and Languages $50 and $60, according to advance
ment. au 29— lm
\| J. MICHKLBACHKK'S
i*l. ENGLISH, GERMAN, AND
HEBREW SCHOOL,
In tiu Basement of the Synagogue, on Eleceiuk it.,
near Marshall st, Richmond.
M. J. MICHELBACHER'S School, which ha*
been iu *ucce*sf«l operation the last ten year*, will
commence it* annual session on the lat of September,
1856.
In thi* School are taught all the branches of a com
plete English education; in which, after the recitation,
a careful and itrict analysis of each ie**on i* made
by the learner, and a lecture thereon, adapted to the
capacity of each claw, i* delivered by the teacher.—
Thi* system i* applied to all the «übjec:» of itudy in
the School, and it i* rational to conclude that profi
ciency must be the result.
ty German and Hebrew, taught withaut extra
charge.
First and second classes $S0 the session; lower do.
$20.
Mr. E. TURNER, who has been my Maistani
teacher, and given satisfaction to my patrons, will
continue as usual in his department
Application to be made at the School Room, or at
the residence of the subscriber, eorner of Ist and
Marshall streets.
au22-2w* M. J. MICHELB ACHF.R.
I S. SQUIKjU'S .*»iSL>KCT Cl-ASSICAL
AND ENGLISH SCHOOL, corner of Main and
Ist streets, Richmond—The 10th session will com
mence on the 15th of September, 1856.
Pkof. JOSEPH MICHARD, Teacher in Modern
Languages.
JOHN A. CALYO, Teacher in Drawing.
eu 15—ts
P. I!l SCI! «}<»!,, in llio
'• basement of the Universalist Church, Mayo Si.
The thirteenth session of this School will commence
on the 15th inst.. and close on the Kth of July next.
TERMS, PER SESSION.
For Englisi studies, with or without Elementary
Latin $50.00
For Classics and Mathemati-s 60 00
Modern languages and Drnwine at the usual rates
Mr B. will be aided by Mr. Henry Battaile, who
for the last two years has been ennaged with Mr.
Lewi* M- Coleman, in the tlnnov9r Academy.
N. B.—At the solicitation of friends, a limiti-dnum
ber of small boys, in the elementary English branch
es, will be admitted at forty dollars.
S" 3—lm •
Ht. ST. (iM A.tI.HAK
I. By WM. A. RENNIE—The next session vviil
begin 15th September, 1856, and end 15.h July ensu
ing Terms reasonable.
Until the 15th inst.. the undersigned can be seen at
his rooms, on Koushee street, between Broad and
Grace, in the building formerly occupied by Messrs.
Bickford & Budwell. now known as isaunders' Ha'l,
between the hours of 7£ and 11 A. M . when he will
b* hippy to give any information that may be de
sired.
se3—lm* WM. A RENNIE.
M HOOI, FOR V(»t),X; IjA
x DIES.—The next session will commence Oct. 1,
15.56, aud end July 1, 1857.
MRS. PELLET has secured the services of Prof.
Emion, of Paris, who will conduct the French de
partment, aided by Mrs. Emion and efficient assist
ants.
A thorough English course of study is pursued by
the whole School in the various departments
The French is spoken in the family, and classes for
French conversation are held daily, tor the benefit of
all the pupils, which they are required to attend
Circulars of the School can be had on application to
MRS. PELLET,
ne 3— lm Broad st, Richmond. Va.
AND (j JjASSi('AIj -CHUOI,.
-i—The subscriber having returned to the city, will
resume the outie* of his school on Monday, Septem
ber 15<h, in his school house near the corner of Ciay
and Ist street*.
TERMS:
For session of 10 months the same as heretofore,
viz :
Enjlish Branches, including Book Keeping. ... $20
Latin, Greek and Mathematics 40
Payable semi-annually in advance.
**3— lm GEORGE A. WEED.
\jK*. UIAIiLOKV'S Sl'llOOli FOU
i'J- CHILDREN, of both sexes. (in ifparate apart
ments.) will be in session on MONDAY,tho 15th of
September.
t.estdence, 4th street, between and Frank
lin sts. se 3 ~lro
JMCiOIOND MILITARY INSTITUTE.
REV\ J. AMBLER WEED, rrincipal-Ciaaaicil
and English Department,
MR CHAS E. LAUCK, (Graduate Va. Military In
stitute)—Departm't: Mathematics, Nat. Science,
end Military Tactics.
M. J. MICHARD—Modern I anguage!.
M. J. A. CALYO—Drawing.
The subscriber will commence the 4th annual
session of his School, on the Ist October next, under
the above organization.
In addition to a full Classical, Mathematical and
English course, Military instruction will he given to
all whose parents my desire it These will consti
tute a corps of Cadets, properly uniformed, and sub
jected to regular daily drill and weekly parade.
The uniform worn by the Cadets «nil constitute
then-daily dress, and will be so planned ai to be at
once economic*) and neat.
The duties of this department will be so arranged
as not to interfere with the regular studies and duties
of the school, but will rather, it ia hoped, become a
stimulus thereto as well aa a powerful a-eat in pro
moting the health, manners and personal bearing of
the pupils and the general discipline of the school
A new building, embracing commodious study and
recitation rooms, wi.l be ready for the opening of the
eegfion. r c
rhe location (the brow of t he hill adjoining the re
siaencee of Mrs. Bruce and Mr. Seddon) hat freen se-
I ected with especial reference to the comfort and
health of pupils, being at ence retired and accessible,
with a free circulation ©f air, line prospect, ttnd spa
cious piay-grounda
Terms a* heretofore. Circulars to be had ol> appli
cation- „ J. AMBLER WiSED.
au 29—2 m
I r.() HHDS. N. OKIjKANS AND CUBA
btOARS.
100 bbls. Coffee C Yellow SUGAR,
'On packages Loaf and Crashed do.
500 bags Laguuyra and old Java COEKEKS.
2o Laies Mocha do
400 bugs Kio do
75 packages TEAS—best quality.
150 bbis N. <». MOLA*SES
tiu hhds. and tierces Cuba do
800 boxes Adamantine and Tallow CANDLES.
150 boxes SOAP.
500 bexes GLASS, 8 by 10 and 10 by 12.
100 do*. BROOMS.
lOtkl reams W. S. PAPER—Urge and small.
*00 do/. BED CORDS.
100 doz Feinted BUCKETS.
100 bales WICK asid TWINE.
UOO bags SHOT—a'sorted.
6000 lbs bar LK Alk.
RICE, PEPPER, SPICE,
And many other article*, for sale on reasonable term*,
by
au aj-2aw lw HUGH W. FRY k SONS.
600 w«, MS ~ tfc,^r tU ANO.
\J\J\J jfw) ton* b; «t Mexican do
» tons super PHOSPHATE of LJ ME.
For tale loir for ctuth by
» as 26—2aw4w HUGH W. WRY k SONS.
O Juva
,bo Cotf «> "» store, for sale bv
*" *-«*w BACON k BABKERVrLL
( AKU.-1b burki'lii and kegs Tor M | e bir
J » uj * WH,I.IAMS Hi BWQTrir R
• u3 ® R a. WHITLOCK k SUN.
EDUCATION.
*Yl Mlffooiu «n»
ifl stheist, nr.TWRKU 7tii ami Kth.—Th« sixth
■•ssion of this School will commence on the first day
cf October, and clow the first day of July.
Mm TAZEWELL will be Miiitfdby a gentleman
wliote atuiumsnts and experience render him t con
siderable acquisition to the School. Any other doair
rd information wilt fin eemmanirnted through circu
isrs, which can be obtained on application.
Terms, payable S'mi-nnnually in advance:
For Board $100 CO
Higher English Branches 40 mi
Primary do do 3<t (Hi
Ancient and Modern Language*. nch 20 00
Music and Drawing, Professor's fee*.
an 23— lm*
Hampton MA KSJIATK A«JA
! * MY m
JOHN B. CAUY, A. M, Principal.
Tim next Session of this School will commence on
the iirat MONDAY in October, and continne ten
months. The subjects taught are Ancient and Mo
dern Languages. Mathematics, the elements of Phy
sical Science, Military Tactic*, Music, Drawing and
Painting.
TERMS:
Board, including washing, fuel and lights—sl7o on
Tuition, according to advancement, from $30 to 50 00
Modern Languages, Music, Drawing and Painting,
extra
Address, the Principal, Hampton, Va.
*e 1 —d&clm*
[V JtiHT tXAfS.S IN A>Vl KN T AN-
Itl GUAGES AND MATHEMATICS. —A graduate
as Master of Arts, of the University of-Virginia, who
r-as had several years exoerience in teaching, wishes
to form a small class for instruction in the above
branches, between the hours of 7 and 10, P. M.
This may afford to young men engaged throughout
the day. en opportunity of maturing their early stu
dies, so as to render their efforts at self-improve
ment much more easy and satisfactory, and their
progress in literature and the sciences mors agree
able, sure and rapid.
For further information, inquire at this effice.
Be I—lrn*
'pilli iMISMEb BIHKINS will le-open
J. I heir School, at the house of Mr Richard Fox.
on Bth street, between Grace and Franklin, the Ist of
October next.
TERMS 01 ADMISSION KOt SESSION OK NINE MONTHS
Small children $30 00
More advanced classes 40 00
French 20 00
Musis on Piano. £0 00
Da Guitar £0 00
au 30—dtlO
iCII.HO.NII FKiUALK INSTITUTE.—
The the Institute wiil be resumed on
the urst MONDAY in October.
TERMS FEU SESSION:
Board $>2<>o 0O
Washing 20 00
Tuition in Collegiate Department... bo 00
Tuition in Preparatory Department Si) 00
Ancient or Modern Languages, each 20 00
Musis on Piano do to !10 00
Tbe large number entering the Institute during the
last session, (268,) has encouraged the Trustees to
provide still increased facilities; and the arrangement*
for instruction will be on the same elevated and libe
ral scale as the spacious and convenient accommoda
tions. No pains will be spared to secure the highest
advantages to the young ladies who may honor us by
their attendance.
For catalogues, or further information, address
B. MANLY, Jr,
jy 28—dSm Richmond, Va.
r» IK. A,l£i«'K«VKii> StHOUL., Kichraond,
ITJL Va.—The nest gefcrion of this institution will
open on the Ist day of October, 1856, and close on
the first day of Jnly. 1857.
Terms.—Boards2oo; Washing $20; English Tui
tion $40; Modern Languages, each if2o; Latin $20;
Music on Piano, Harp or Guitar $30; Drawing $-0;
Drawing from nature $40; Painting, water colore $40;
in oi' iJ-50. Primary Department for children under
10 years cf age $30.
ItfcFERENeES.—-Patrons of the School; Right Rev.
Bishop Mead, Right Rev. Bishop Johns, Right Rev.
Bishop Cobbs of Alabama, Rev. Moses D. Hoge, D.
D., Rev. T. V. Moore, D D„ Rev. B. Gildersleeve.
Faculty.—Hubert P. Lefebvre, A. M.. Principal;
Rev. H. S. Keppler.Rev. W. E. Webb.A.M; J. P. Lit
tle, M. D., R. A Lewis, M. D , Joseph Michard, John
A. Calye, C W. Thilon, Miss Gordon. Mrs Tsvlor,
Madame Estvan. M'lle f*acy, Miss E. Bartlstt, M'lle
Villemet. French Governess, etc., etc.
All letters to be directed to
> jy 7— 4m HUBERT P. LEFEBVRE.
\! US. <Sc I>IISS ADA B. MIN O K S
i'i SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES. RICH
MOND.—The second session of this institution will
commence on the Ist day of October next, for one
continued session, to Ist July, 1857.
In the organization of this school, its Principals and
accomplished Assistant, unite, with the fruit of their
own experience, the light and counsel of others emi
nent in the profession, and they intend it to alford the
mians, uot only of a thorough course of substantial
instruction, bur also of all the accomplishments ne
cessary to a finished female education.
Neither in retaining their able and experienced
Assistant, nor in the selection of her lellow laborers,
nor in their other provisions, have the subscribers
spared anything that may make their institution
worthy of the patronage of the community. Atten
tion will be paid to the manners and morals of the
young ladies at ali times, and a deep interest taken in
their advancement.
MUSIC, both vocal and instrumental,will be taught
by ccmpetent teachers. The Harp, Piano and Gui
tar, all furnished in the family.
Terms: Board. $201; English tuition, $10; Prima
ry department, $30; Modern languages, each, $20;
Latin, $20; Music n Piano, $60; Harp, $70; Guitar,
$50; Drawing and Painting, $40.
References .- Right; Rev. Bishop Johns. Rev Jno.
I*. McGuire, Rev. J. Peterkin, Va.; Oliver White,
Esq.. Fleetwood Academy, Va ; C. B.Gibson, M. D.,
J. Bolton, M. D , A Petieolas. M. D , G. A. Wilson,
M. D., Dr. R. G. Cabbl), and Col. S. H. Parker, Rich
mond; Hon. R M. T. Hunter, Hon. J. M. Clayton, IJ.
S. S.; Frederick Coleman and Beverley Douglas,
Esqs., State Senate; O. M. Smith, Esq., "Lunenburg
county; Thomas Field. M. I).. Mecklenburg county.
MRS. JEFFERSON MINOR,
jy 24—Sm MISS A B. MINOR.
FKMAS-B INSTITUTE.-.
£5 The seventh session of the Southern Female In
stitute will commence on tha lirst Monday in October
next.
The Boarding Department is under tho charge of
D. Lee Powell, Esq.
TERMS:
Board, for 9 months $200
Tuition
French, Italian, German, Spanish, each.... 20
Latin ...15
Drawing from $29 to $50.
Music at Professor's prices.
Preparatory Uepsrtment 40
Washing und Lights extra.
D LKE POWELL, )3 . , ,
ROB'T J MORRISON, 5 ?ntlci P alr
Address, Richmond, Va. jy 21 ta
wCUOUij >OJi BOVs.—The subscriber
. e£ urn3 his etncere thanks to his friends und the
public for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
a? a Teacher, since hig return to the city, and begs
leave to inform them that the duties ©f his School
wij! be resumed on MONDAY, 18th davof August,
on 3d street, between Clay and Leigh. With an ex
perience oi thirty years *« a Teacher, he feeis confi
dent of pleasing those that may feel disposed to pa
tronize him.
vr Terms made known on application.
References.—Rev. br Howell. Rev. Jas. B. Tay
lor, Messrs. J i. George Gibson, P. J. Archer, Esq.,
John Pearce, A. Richards, Esq., and numerous others
of his natrons, if necessary.
an 11—rilin A. G. SAUNDERS.
MIS*»ES SCHOOI.-Corner ot
Broad and streets — The ninth session of
this School wiil commence on MONDAY, the 29th of
September, and close the 15th of July.
The Misses KING will be assisted by a gentleman
of skill and experience.
TERMS :
[Payable semi-annually in advance :J
For Board $1.50 00
Higher English Branches 4" 00
Primary do do from $2# to'MOO
Ancient and Modern Languages 20 00
Music and Drawing, Professors' feoa.
au 26 -5w
|7» W. CONK'S CIiASSICAL AND COM*
JLi. MKRCIAL SCHOOL will open its sth annual
session. on MONDAY, the 15th of September next,
in the usual place on Broad street, oppotite St. John's
Church, and continue ten months.
Tuition per session, payable quarterly in advance :
Common English Branches *40 00
" " " and Ancient Lan
guages 50 00
Higher >Jnz. Branches, and advanced itudtct,
in Ancient Languages 60 00
Having purchased quite extensively ot" Philoso
phical and Chemical apparatus during the past
year and otherwise added to the conveniences of
the School, its facilities tor instruction are intended
to be equal to any In the city.
E. W. CONE, A. M., Principal.
P. S. A class of small boys for the Klementarv
Fnglish Branches will be received at a tuition of $20
pi'r session, under a competent teacher.
N. B Pupils are requested to be present at the
opening of the School if practicable.
au 9--ts
SICBOOI- ON CIIIJKIU IIILI The
O Kxercues of Mrs WEBB'S School, corner of
Bioad and 24th streets, will V 8 resumed on WED
NESDAY. the Ist ot October next.
Terms, 41c.. made known on application
au 18-dttstO
MR. D. turnck'M SKI.KCT cCas^T
CAIj AND ENGLISH SCHOOL MAIVST
Year of this School will commence on MONDAY
the illth of September, and close the lUh Julv * '
Classes will be formed te meet the wants of pupils
em"'ISSSI2. f 't?J r "»L° fthm Auciout
Rr.nr". Mathematics and English
"* «u 19—dtiw
pines ul dark cei'd,
,?[*** * Colicoes at 6d per yard, worth 134 c,
sitghtty i*np»r«eet All i- want will call early at the
esf>t''f«hed aheap store «f J *
" 8 ALFRED iIOBP.S, 63 Mate »t.
Mtitnl.iiiUiti SHKe ta «ivnt variety;
» Ui te »Uck just received and for sale hy
Wil BATTLER, 143 Main «.
EDUCATION
VUtJNr. I.*OlKH' MA-
I RY PEGRAM will open a Boarding and Day
Pchool for young ladies, on the lit October next, at
her residence 1c Linden Square, franklin atreet.-
The conr«e of instruction will be thorough and ex
tensive reaching froui the elementary to the highest
brancn.s of education. Competent assistants will be
employed in each department. and great care be
U s»d in the selection of Text Books
The Engiish department will be under the imme
diate supervision of MISS PEGKAM. With a due
geoseofthe responsibility she asuumes, she will de
vote herself sedulously and honestly to lU proper
fulfillment; aiming at the highest standard of female
education, and a conscientious usa of the means es
sential to its attainment.
Mathematics, Latin and the Physical Sciences, will
be taught by a gentleman well qualified for the task.
Italian aud German by native maaters of each
tongue. Music on the Piano, Harp arid Guitar, and
sinking 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 reside in the family; the object being to teach
the Pupils both the philosophy of tbe language, and
to speak it with ease and accuracy. To this end, it
will be the medium of communication in tho family.
The Junior and Senior classes shall receive equal at
tention. , .
MISS PEGRAM proposes also, the formation of a
BELLES-LETTRES Class, for the study of English
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 as Parler Boarders, can join this class
MRS. J. W. PEGRAM will have charge of the
Boarding Department, and will unite with Misa Pe
gram in contributing to the comfort and proper train
ins of the young ladies.
Terms—Boarding during the entire session..® 200
English Course— ...# 4<l.
Foreign Languages, each $ 2®-
Music at Professors' charges.
Persons wishing to enter Pupils, pr to make farther
enquiries relative to the school, wMI apply to
MRS. or MISS PEGRAM,
Linden Square, Richmond, Va.
jv 16—difit—2awts
\l/JL,i,lA.»i AMU HAIIV
> f The next session of this Institution will begin
on the 3d Wedneadav, the loth of October.
FACULTY.
Bonjamia S. Ewell, President and Professor of
Mathematics and Natural Science.
Morgan J. Smeed, Pb D.. Professor of Languages.
Rev. Silas Totteu. D. D., Piofessorof Moral and In
tellectual Philosophy, Belles Lettres and Logic.
Hear/ A. Washington, Professor of History and
Constitutional Law.
Luoiaa Minor, ProfeiSor of International and Mu
nicipal Law.
ThoiiiaaT. L. Suead, Adjunct Professor of Mathe
laaticJ.
The studontj are at liberty to join ar.y classes for
wluuli they are prepared. They are permitted to
live in the College Building, now undergoing exten
sive repairs, or to board in the families of such citi
zens of tbe ancient and hospitable city of Williams
burg, as may willing to receive them.
It is the constant object of the Faculty to make the
Students diligent in their studies, and to hinder them
from forming bad habits.
During the session there is no town in the State
more healthy than Williamsburg.
The necessary expenses for the Session do not ex
ceed $240. P0
For further information apply to the Secretary of
the Faculty at Williamsburg, Va.
au 14 —2a w.3 w
Vllt* WUSAiN KEI.IJ will resume tlie
I*l duties of her SCHOOL, the Ist of September,
at her residence, corner of 28th and Broad streets.
an 13— 2'aw3w
\SKN. t!. K. iIMVO'S St liOOIi will be
Xt-l- opened on MONDAY, 15th September.
Mrs. MAYO can be seen at Mrs Claiborne's, on
Governor street. au 29 --2awst"
X'TNldSl'tMALt: JShiXiNAKY'.—The ex-
J ercises of this School will be resumed on the Isth
of September next, embracing a term of ten months.
The courst of instruction will be thorough and ex
tensive.
TERMS:
Tuition in the lower English Branches $20 00
Tuition iu the higher do do and Ma
thematics 30 00
Ancient and Modern Languages, each 10 00
Music on the Piano 40 00
Board, washing included 180 00
From the liberal patronage already received, and
the increasing interest manifested for the success of
this School, the Principal feels assured that his enter
prise wiil be fully sustained by the citizens of the
Eastern portionof rhe city and its vicinity, whose am
pl« ability and willingness to educate their daugh
ters liberally, will compare favorably with any por
tion of the city
Impressed with these sentiments, ha pledges renew
ed energy and efforts, both moral and .literary, for
th a full accomplishment ef his, as well as their cher
ished desire for complete success.
RO. F. STUBBB. Principil.
Union Hill, Richmond, August 2/th, 1856.
au 2S—2awt2oS
COKE AND COAL.
A NTIIKAVITK C(1A1,.-M)TI CK^Toili
now receiving orders, to be tilled during the fall
months, for the best ANTHRACITE COAL, includ
ing White Ash Lump, suitable for foundries, and
Ked Ash, suitable for cooking ranees, grates and
furnaces. This Coal will be bought in Philadel
phia for cash, and deli»ered to purchasers upon
the same terms. < hey receiving 2,240 pounds to the
ton, instead of 1900. the usual weight from city carts
The terms on which I propose to order Coal for par
ties, is to charge them a commission ef 10 per cent,
on the actual cost of the article, invoices of whioh
will always be subject to inspection.
Persons wishing to lay in Iheir winter supply, will
find it greatly to their interest to avail themselves of
this opportunity, as their supplies will be delivered
en arrival, from the vessels, free from dirt, and at a
saving of at least 50 per ccnt. over the usual terms of
the trade.
Orders to my address, through the Post Office, or
left at my brother's Law Office, near the corner of
Main and lSthstreets, or with my brother at Coi. Wm.
H. Brown's compting room, corner 13th and Cary
sts , will receive prompt attention.
au22—lm WIRT ROBERTS.
i liiOVKJt AND ANTiiKACITJi
COAL —The subscribers keep constantly on
band. CLOVER HILL and ANTHRACITE COAL,
which they are prepared to sell at market prices.—
Offices at Capt. L. Libby's corner 20tli and Cary sis.,
and at their Clover Hill yard, opposite Petersburg De
pot. WM. H. DAVIS it CO.
au IS—lin
CLOVER HIM. I.UMP t:0A1,.--I nin
now prepared to fill orders for best Clover Hill
Lump Coal. Terms cash, or to punctual customer^.
Also, Oak and Pine Wood, and Anthracite Coal —
all at market prices.
WM. C. BRAZE4L, B«in Bank
mi 3—lm between S»b and Qri) af er t».
HICKOK'S I'ATKNT FOUTAKLiK CI
DER AND WINE MlLL.—This Mill comet to
us highly recommended, and we have reason to b#
iteve it to be the best Cider Mill in use.
We solicit orders. Price $42 50.
BALDWIN. CARDWELL t CO..
au 21—2 m 143 Main street. Richmond.
£E£EVIK ilOSl'lTAl.—Till* liurntu
tion is situated on Church Hill, Richmond, Va.,
in a delightful, airy position, and is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfort of pa
tients and the successful treatment of disease.
The Lying-in Wards are peculiarly commodious.
The undersigned give their personal attendance to
alt patients placed under their charge.
TERMS;
Colored Patients $5 per weak.
Whites 6 " "
Private accommodations 7to 10 "
These rates embrace r.fi charges for Board, Medi
cines, and Medical and Surgical attendance.
tSf No Small Pox admitted.
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, M.D ,
Grace street, between 4th and sth.
C. S. MILLS, M D.,
12th ftreet. between Broad and MarihalL
R. T. C'/LEMAN, M. D
Corner of 4th and Grace itreetr
Resident Physician—Dr. WOOD. my 24 6m
A UGL ST, -JUlh IS-50.—
AUCTION 01tt;AT AXI iIACTION-PRIVATE
THOMAS R PRICE Si Co., at the old established
Stand, f'9 Main street, will commence this dav and
continue until their regular fail trade begins to sell off
a large lot of rich figured and striped Silks Broche,
do., Plaid. do. h-ured French Mainlines and Cash
meres (all wool.) common Mouslinss and a varletv of
other goo(<», the accumulation of past seasons, at'less
than half their real value.
These bargains will be exhibited on the second
floor so as not to interfere with their regular business.
New gooc» daily arriving
an a>—riiiwlm THOS. R. PRICE Si CO.
NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE,
BROWS STOXE BUILDING,
No. 157 Main St.
ri..T! l !?» n « lier *' g I ied formed a co Partnership, un-
Kiiy rf hrro and style of PRICE, BAYLY k WAT
:i TP 0 *? of conducting in this city a
geueial \V holesale and Retail
ORY OOOUS BUSINESS.
lhey have taken the new building; now in eourse
of erect.oa. No. 157 Main street, nearly opposite the
huuge Bank, and a few doors below the store of
Messrs. Kent, Paine fc Co.
By the iOth September they will open an entirely
new and choice stock of
t*TAFLE AND FANCV DRY GOODS!
Selected especially for the best class of retail trade,
to which they invite the attention of their friends
and the pebhe.
Tfcelr experience and facilities will enable them to
offer at ali times the newest and best styles of goods,
at the lowest possible prices, to cath and punctual
credit customers. BAM (JET M PRICK
° BAYLT,
. „ _ JOEL B. W ATKINS,
jySO-iitnwSm JOSEPH V. PRICE, J*
IJUITIHH LUMTJUe-~t>«» up I. .m«II
package#; the best article tor blacking stoves;
one case just wetted and for sale by
" } WM. BATTLER, 143 Main H.
MBDienrßß.
'PIIAT I.ONKLY VflvkvH VAKD.
1 Under yon weeding willowi, with foiiaga *°
Are thVrlcb and tbe poor, the poet and bard.
The father and mother, and at*®'' T « ,
Lie buried beneath, in that lonely church yard.
That rooaa covered slab, and the tomb that is bv it.
On yon gantle slope, that we view from the hllU
Lie reposing in silence, the hopes of mycbildbood;
The five that I bore them, remans with mes.ill
Let each one remember, if Ccueba, C<old or Asthma,
Oar dwellings invade—allow me to tell you,
Tliere is oae hope left still, the notice is brtef,
Tako Leonard's Coagh Syrup, or Instant Re lief.
Wholesale Asrents, Messrs Pl/RCELL, LAUO h
CO BENNETT, BEERS It FISHER, ADIE k
GR>Y. r. JOHNSTON &. 88.0 ■ >6
TTaUTKK'*iSPANISiI ittIXTLKK -l'be
1-/ Great Purifier of tha Blood ! The beat altera
tive known- ... „ ~ .
Read the following (Xrttfr aU.
Lfcwn Crrkx f. 0., |
Messrs. WM. S. BEISRS t Co:
Dear Sirs—l wa», in tho year of 1350, attacked vnth
tbe Scrofula J was indeed, atone time given up. My
neck was raw from one end to the other, I tried all
Patent Medicines I conld hear of, and employed seve
ral physicians. All did no good, until T saw "Carters
Spanish Mixture" spoken so highly of by the news
oauers. I got a few bottles, according to direction*
the result is. that now I am as sound as I ever was;
in fact, 1 feel better than I ever did in rny life, and
would recommend it to all who may be afflicted with
that awful dissaae. JQHN R WALKER. P. M.
Per sale by BENNETT, BEERS V. FISHER, and
Druggists an '
~A ||o.UK illKUH'lM , '.~itlKH, DAWS'
A ELIXIR curea Coughs, Colds and Whooping
Cough, and affords great relief in C.nsumption aud
most diseases arising from colds and neglected coughs.
Tha following are a few extracts from certificates of
citizens of Richmond who have tested itsi
" By a timely use of it, I have no doubt it has saved
one many doctor's fees. I know of its good effects
with a great many other than my own family. Irm.
< l'have used it In my family for three year*, and
found it the best family medicine I have ever used.
M. A. Slevenion. , . , .
" For sickness among children, nothing aan be bel
ter."—M. B. GodunA. .
" I have tried ail the cough remedies of the day
and have no hesitation in saying that 1 believe Mrs
Daws' to be the most valuable preparation of the Kind
new in use."—Ulijah Warren.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAWS, Bennett t Beers,
Alex. Duval, Paterson it Jackson, Chas. Miilapaugß,
E. J. Picot. A. Bodeker and Cbarles D. Yale.
A l«. uuwnt 4= RicilMOND, V. .
Have removed to the new store, No. EOl Main
street, second door below 14th street, where they are
prepared to show tue largest assortment of
FL.AIN AND FANCY JttIBBONS,
ever ottered in this market Alio, a good Mfortment
of BONNETS and Millinery Good* of all kind*.
au 27—ta
SKYittOK'S FATKNT BKOAUCAS'F
SOWING MACHINE.—This machine is capable
of sowing correctly (and my quantity per acre) all
kinds of Grain and Seeds commonly sown by farmers,
from Peas to the smallest Seeds, and all feitilizers ef
a dusty nature. It has received the highest recom
mendations from societies and hundreds of larmeig.
We have a few of them f»r»ale.
BALDWIN, CARDWELL it CO ,
a „ I!)—d4w&w4t Richmond, Va.
i>. B. S. TINSLEY PATE,
FRANKLIN MATHEWS.
BKIOGFOK.D «fc CO.. General Commis
mission and Forwarding Marchantg, on the Dock,
Richmond. Va. an 5
SU. has lor sale t>oo fcnaiin'l
• led Grates Fenders and Summer Pieces, em
bracing Square Topped, Ciicle and Eleptic Patterns
These graces are of my own manufacture, and shall
be sold at the lowest prices. Orders from town and
country promptly attended to. The Virginia Me
chanics' Institute awarded a silver medal, the highest
premium, to Sam'l D. Denoon for the best speci
mens of Grates and Fenders. Also, for sale a large
stock of Bells Brass Brick Moulds, &c. Apply atrny
Bell and Brass Foundry, No. 225 Main street, be
tween Bth and 9th, west side Richmond, Va.
jy 10—3 m
VVATKK IN PUKCKLAIN FOIW
TAINS.—Our Soda Water is now in full opera
tion, and we will at all times furnish this delicious
and wholesome beverage in the greatest perfection,
with all the delicious Fruit and Cr*am Syrups, man
ufactured by ourselves from the real ripe fruits. Our
Apparatus is of the most recent corstruction, the
fountains being lined with the finest WHITE POR
CELAIN, and the cooling arrangement, such as to
insure its being at all times Icy-cool and pure.
Saratoga and Blue Lick Sulphur Water, kept con
stantly cool on the Ice during the warm weather.
MEADE & BAKF.R, Pharmaceutists,
186, N. W. Corner of Main and 10th street*,
jy 23—Sm
BY TltK UOVKHINOK OF VlKtilMA-
A PROCLAMATION —Information having heen
received by the Executive, that THEODOKICK G.
FERGUSSON, charged in Charles City County, with
feloniously abductitie ft while female, with intent to
defile her, and OLIVER A. IIOBSON, charged
with aiding Fergusson in the commission of said
felony, did on the ißth day of the present month,
make their escape from the jail of said county, and
are now going at large : Therefore, I do hereby oiler
a reward of two hundred dollars to any person or
persons who shall arrest the said Fergusson and
Hobsoii, and deliver them into the jail of Charles
City Ccunty, or one hundred dollars for such arrest
and delivery of either; and I do moreover require all
officers of this Commonwealth, civil and military,
and request the people generally, to use their best
exertions to procure the arrest o< the said Fergusson
and Hobson that they may be brought to justice,
r Given under ray hand as Governor,
i seal. and under the Lesser Seal of the Cont
l )monwealth. at Richmond, thii 29th day
of August, in the year 1856.
By the Governor. HENRY A. WISE.
Uf.orge VV. Munford. Sec'y oi theCom'lth.
Tiieodorick G. Fergusson is about 5 feet 10
inches high, ofspure mt»e, dark complexion, black
hair and dark eyes; is quite talkative; a carpenter by
trade.
Oliver A. Hoehon is ebout 6 feet high, well pro
portioned, round fice, fair complexion, blu« eyes
and dark brown hair: was raised in the county of
Hsnrico, a«d is a shingle-getter by trade,
au 30—2bw3w
HV TilJi <»UVKKNOKOF VIKUIMA.-
A PROCLAMATION .—Whereas, ELIAB
HELMS, who was condemed by the Circuit Court of
Marshall Countr, to five years' imprisonment in the
Penitentiary for burglary, escaped therefrom on tho
night of the 7th December, 18.54. and is still at large,
therefore I do hereby offer a reward of Four Hundred
Dollars, in lieu of tho reward heretofore offered, to
any person or persons who shall arrest the snid Elias
Helms, and deliver hiin into the Penitentiary nea
this city; and I do moreover require all officers of
the Commonwealth, civil and military, and request
the people generally, to use their best exertions to
procure the arrest of the said Helms, that he may be
brought to justice.
( ) Given nnder my hand as Governor, and
- seal. • under the Irs&er seal of the Commonwealth.
I ) at Richmond, this 11th day of August, m the
year 185ti. HENRY A. WISE.
Etias Helm is about 29 years o'd, live feet six and
a quarter inches high, light complexion, black hair
and dirk eyes. au 16-2ftt»3w
GKAIS lSAlis*.-Tht< Cotton
and Vv oollen Manufaetur ng Company have on
hand GRAIN KA(iS, of superior quality. Orders left
at the office of the undersigned, promptly executed
at lowest market rates.
WM. H. POWERS, Agent
au 9-d2aw4w Men. C.fc W. Manf Co.
fpX KCtTOK'S IN O TICK —All persons
■4 having claims against the estate of the late Hen
ry W.Sharpe, dee'd, will present them to the under
signed for payment without delay, and those indebted
to his estate will come forward and make payment,
as it is desirable that the estate should be wound up
at an earlj day. W. GOODIN, Ex'r of
hu 16—2awlm HJCNRT W. SHARPE, dee'd.
A I.AUV UK lUIH VITV, (U»e
■- orignal can be seen at Dr. S'a office) —
"Richmond, June 26. 1856.
"Dr. S. Schultz, the skillful Surgeon Chiropodist,
from London, hat removed from my feet two corns
and a toe nail, also a veiy troublesome bur ion, with
out giving ine any pain wb&tever. I take great plea
sure in recommending Dr 8 to all my friends and
thoie who are attticted with corns, bunions, ill formed
nails, fce, and advise them not to delay in having
(hem removed, as Dr. 8. is a very safe and tender op
erator."
From Mr. H. C. Metfemara, formerly Druggist in
(A is city.
"Dr. Schultz has this day extracted twe painful
corns from the bottom of xny feet, without causing me
any pain, and to my entire satisfaction.
"August 5, 1856."
tV" Corns, Bunions. Warts, Nails growing into the
flesh, and every disorder of the feet, effectually
cured. Office 168 Broad street, between 6th and 7th.
Ladies and gentlemen wailed upon at their resi
dences, withoat extra charge.
(ST POWDULION LOTION, for Chilblain., to
be had at my office, in bottles—#l each.
au 8 Im* 8. SCHULT7..
|\KW KAHII.V AND KXVU.A M.OtK
u by J. B. Bragg, and also other
brands of Extra Snperfina.
85 cases L K Stick LIQUORICE
25 " OH do do
25 " OC Mass do
35 " Esmeralda do do
30 •' £ H Maes do
For sale by JOHN A. ROBINSON,
an I V -d) m Corner Cary and Virginia st eets.
]YIV£, WKI^ i . lT NDTiCK—HgiYiii® lo
iU ««•<» mjaelf in the city of Richmond, I am
2TIi? r , co , ntr »eU to bnild or repair
all kinds of MILLN, either in the city or country —
«»tyc« and the besf ef
references given. Persona having work to do wfil
o nn ,li l -*»j, o^™% i.! a3 U re * ul * nß " •» mk *. n»Mly
Kt wli Orocer* and ta the neighbor
n<K>d of W tMuey Chapel j or a lino through the Poet
FOB BmnF AMD OALB, »
bvihitmWm«.v
ia rear of the Mooot Verrrnn Hotel. corner •!/
»ih «nd ByM rfreets, n-ar the Riehimmd
Petersburg depot, containing lire room*, kitchen with
two rooms. all In good order, sad >1! necessary oet.
bouse*. Rent *175 per ennam. Possession can to
had immediately. Apply to ®
. , „,f A J CLOPTO!*,
Agent and Collector, No. #, W»j| it
aa V—fit [ToWct St Churls Hotel
•" KOK KKM.-Thr houee third do.,^
from Ili» corner of 3th and Franklin
rently occupied by w m . n Grant,
tains 10 fiao room*. Kitchen with « room** «itv \n
ter and gss on the in perfect otder and noil
tension given Immediately. Apply to Wm. H Grant
Esq., or to the undersigned. •
an 27—t* K. P. RAGLAND k CO
MK()1» KKNTiHA K '""HOfa.l—..
1, WALL STREET
i*»itcated on Istb, between Main and Fraokhl
streets, has bean recently enlarged and undertone
thorough repair. It can accommodate eomfartaW*
from fifty to Kity lodger* There ii a large bar racm
about thirty by forty feet, a parlor 25 by 30 lost,
dining room 30 by 40 feet, a spacious kitchen with
large bake oven and extensive cooking ranges, all r£
cently built; comfortable servants' rooms, csnvnm.
ences for coal and wood, is well supplied with wuer
in the kitchf.n, bar room and on the second 9„o»
gas has been introduced into the house, and therVis
every eonvacicnce necessary for such an esteblljbt
moot.
Possession given immediately.
For t«rms apply to FENDALL ORI/ftfj
ja 3ft—tf
MfOlt KKMT OR I,KA»K~APS?^r
tion of the tenant, the tenement (No 12t
Franklin street, recently occupid by Mr John
H. Gary, as a grocery. It is sitoated very near the
market and is considered one of the best location* n
the city for a grocery or dry goods store. Posse«»i o n
fiven at one day's notice. Apply to Backs k
'lkasants, or to
P H AVL'RTT, Trustee.
en 23—ts Law Office, 115 Wain street.
Mt'OU fiKNT.— A ceutrnl an. I mo«l vnT.
uable private Dwelling at the corner of 12th
and Marshall streets, at present occupied b*
Mr. J. B Watkine. Kew family residences proient
bo many advantages as this, either to business or pro.
fensioual gentlemen in the most beautiful pan of the
city, containing ten roams, besides a number of clo
sets, bath room, to. The city water in the yard & 0 d
also in the second story supplying the bath room 1- ,
supplied with gass throughout. The kitchen has f a " ur
rooms, and two in the basement for wood and coal
Possession Ist of September,
Apply to GODDIN i. APPERSOV 0 r
THOMAS W. KF.ESES,
a" 20 No. 20. Pearl street.
*, OK KK , N „ I •"* i h £ coniiuodioHii and
Bn well arreted robecco Factory. now occupied
*Jt by Mr. O. W Hurwood, situated oa Gary street
between 17th and 18th streets. I'unewoo given oa
the !ir»t of Jiwuary ne*t. Apply to
au lot« BTEARNS te BRUMMKL.
HEM . —The dwelling, rornrr
of Grace and 19th streets, now occupied by tht
subscriber. It is in good repair, Qas and w».
ter on the premises Apply to
ED. E. DUDLEY,
aa 11 —ta 19th st., between Main and Franklin
®l*'OH HKNT.—A new brick tenth
ment on sth street, beyond Leigh, opposite
Pratt's cottages. Ithae eight rooms, with gasia
each; hjdrantin the yard, a goed brick kitchen, coal
and wood lif uses. i.c This dwelling is well arranged
for a good sized family, and the neignborhood good.
Appij to the subscriber, at his residence, on Bth »t
near the City Spring, or to Dr. Battaile, at his apothe
cary. «n Broad street.
21- ->s -T. C. COURTNKY.
Mmil KKN T—'l ho granite trout
store onCary, between 12th ond l3th streets.—
Possession given immediately. Apply to
JNO. W. ADKINB, or
jy 25 -ts David J. Burr
«*"Ott KKNT—The brick Warehone
on the Basin, at the corner of Cary and Hah
streets, now occupied by Messrs E. O. Jt W.
D. Tompkins. Possession given on Ist of October.
Apply to ED. D EACHO.
jy 15—ts
FOR LYNCH HI K«.-The
BL^ij'rj - g*gSSon'v regular line freight boats, three
™ times a week, Tuesdays, Thc*s
davs and Saturdays :
Canal Boat, Littia Tennessee, Capt..!. S Wilkerson.
*• " Clinton, * " Sain. A Hill.
" " Lynchburg, " A N. Johnson.
>' " Richmond, " W. B. Smith.
" " Tempest, " John Donald,
" " Napoleon, " Geo C. Layne.
These ire all first class Boats, commanded by expe
rienced Captains. For freight, spplyto
au £6 WM. P. COX, Agent,
l!ll II! H K It I Mi'fl i* I .
FORTES-To be had at N„.
rl rf j4 Hf n 169 Main at, opposite the Exchange
J J W J If Bank, Richmond.
NATH'L CARUSI,
jy H—d&wly Sole Ae«ot
\KW VVA>III.M; MACHINE. -The.«ub-
I" scnbers beg leave to inform the citizens of Rich
mond city, Henrico, Hanover, Lou'sa, tioo&hisod
and Fluvanna counties, that they have purchased the
right to manufacture and sell the Floating Bails or
Knuckle WASHING MACHINE, patented by C.
Hollingsworth, in I£si, and are now ready to furnish
families, Hotels, Boarding Houses, etc , on moderate
terms.
Persons desirous of purchasing, are requested to
call and witness the operation o'~ this Machine, st
Wni. H. Woodward's, on Bth and Frankliu streets, or
R B. Woodward's, on Main and 9th streets, where
orders will he punctually tilled.
WM. H. ic R. B. WOODWARD.
au 23—im*
PO.HAUK.o, UOSJIETiCN, PfcUKIMK.
RY.—Wilkins' Amielet, for the hair; Pammade
Philocome de USociete Hygienique, anew, elegant,
and scientifically prepared article, recommended by
the Paris Academy of Medicine; Savage't L'rtin*: Fi
ver's and Bazi:i'g Pomades, in blue pots; Stick Poma
tum; Rowland's Macassar Oil; Gowiarxl's Lotion;
Balm of a Thousand Flowers- Fleur deßiz; Lubin't
fine Handkerchief Extracts; Route Kin de Theatre;
Venaigre Rooge ; Meen Fun; Genuine Farina Co
lognes; Powder Porta and Boxes; Toilette Waters
and Vinegar; Hair Dy*-s of every descrintian; The
genuine Wood's Hair Restorative; Travelling Tber
momeiers; Barry's Tricopheroas; Lyon's Kathairon.
Hand Mirrors, 4tc. Eorsaleat
MF.ADK k BAKER'S
New Apothecary Store,
186, N. W. corner of Main and Ifithsts.,
Just above new Custom House, Richmond, V*.
au 13..-dSt« , 4w
'| V IIK HlOTiiilK'Pi HUKaoT CLOTH*-
1 These Cloths d® not profess to cure a risen breast,
hat they have never been known to fail in astngl«>u
siance, if applied in time, to prevent the formation
of the Mammi tv Abscess, or Gathered
so common and painful to nu - sinj mothers. Full di
rections accompanying them, and descriptive pam
phlets may be obtained of the ager-ts gratis The
price is Si, for which and 12 cent* worth of poataie
stamps, a pair will be promptly sent ky mail to aoy
part of the ecun'ry. 1" or sale by the Agents,
MBADE Si BAKER, Chemists, fce.,
186, N. W. corner of Main and HKh sts.,
an 13—dic4w Richmond. V a
BACON dc BANKKitVILL,
GENERAL COMMISSION MKRCHANTS
Receive consignments of Tobacco, Flour, Coral
Wheat, lie™ and give their personal attention ta sales
of same, and keep constantly on hand a large and gene
ral assortment «f Groeeries, Seed, Peruviaa Guan#
ka f*27—Abwf
lA.U KISCKIVinU the following i
Hennessey'sCognac BRANDY 1 , in wood and glass
Amonliiiado ana Romano SHERRY
Regina Port WINE
Claret and Champagne do
Superior SALAD OIL
London MI'STARD, m lb. and half IK bo««
Engfish and Imitation Kugliah CH2ESE
Mocha and Java COFFEJ,
Jurfii's patent Sperm CANDLI'S
And a few doxrn BEEF TONGUES, of extra qa*-
lity—which ] will sell at a small advance fur ctJ», o'
ts punctual customers en the usual credit.
ED. W. TOMPKINS
A few tabs of very fine Gosheu BUTTKR. at re
tall my 14—t*
UICJtI.HONO WIN b »T»IKK.-We MW
have on hand a superior itock of Wiuee and or**
d'»» for mmnieruae, compri»io* in part of
Heineaeey aud Otard BRANUIES. 111 wood and <•«"
Old Port WIN ES, part very choice.
Mederia and Sherry, old and d«liease.
Claret and Champnrne. varioua grade*. ,
Scotch ALK, of Yonger'c, Allsoppa, Campbell'*.*«><
l>icV« brands.
BROWN STOUT.
Ginger WINK.
Blackberry BRANDY. , .
Old Rys WHISKEY, a few bUt Terr eko«*. W
family um. For Ml* by DUDIdSV Jt ( <>,
)e»>
UOfeAJtlN in
quality, to *uU the want* of our trad a. W» t#
vile the attention of pure hater* to the tit and dura
bility of our good* No better can be fcund.
SU.K VESTS! SII.K r£STS!{
Black and Kaney Silk*; Double and sSio*!e-Brei«
•d, vaued in quality and *u««, aothat we can juaiau
tee a fit. and *ati»f* in pric«.
SI'MUVH STOCK. , . „
The Iwt chance, gentlemen, for extrfciu*|y I#
sir 4 lh * l u SSOSmono '
au 26 No. lieMtiu «t
11AVANA AMU J-ttINDU-K •'
XX the following cla*se*, vie
KKOALIA, PKNBAD4M, LONDON,
COMMON nur. PANETELA and OPERA
Alao—Turkey and Virginia Smoking v "
■ima Chewing Tobacoo; Meareebaum, Cjdre"S "T
berniau, Oanoiteand Powhatan Pipe*; Auibef.
Cherry, Zebra and JeaaawiM Sum* Meeraehau* aw
Am bar Cigar T»be*~*ud all »Uiar article* iu the
RICHARDSON.
Importer of aud Dealer in Hat an* «•
PrinclJMl Cigar*, American Uotal Bu.ldiu*,
nl4? Comar of Mai a aod lltb
»f HO.