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THK DAILY ffIgPATCg:
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Leived a* a matter of course, and without a
(!• grateful bow or amlla. We go as I Tar « any
U io reepect for woman. We aw In favor of
, ielding to her the aid< walk, the pew, the aeat In
the concert, the car. the omnibus— very thing.. fn
short, save the breeches. Sor do wa insist upon
,*y acknowledgment In return, save that which
courtesy would dictate, and which gentlemen
~laced under similar obligations to gentlemen, uni
formly pay. There la one mode, however, of tes.
tifying their appreciation of the uniform politeness
of the male sex which the iadieaof America might
appropriately adopt, and which we would recom
mend to tb« consideration of such of them aa have
not yet given it their particular attention.
It is simply that ladies should extend that cour
tly to each other which tbey themselves receive
from the rougher sex I Heaven forbid that we
Khould venture to Insinuate that they, who are the
objects of such general and rtlined respect, do not
ulways yield gracefully to one of their own sex !
We know that many of them are too well bred,
v» hen meeting another lady on the side walk, to
refuse to budge a single Inch, and leave her to
promenade in the gutter, or down a cellar door, aa
may be the most convenient. The practiced eye
of a gentleman detects at once the distinction in
either sex between good breeding and vulgarity,
by the graceful deference to others which persons
secure of their own social position, can aiTjrd to
yield. There is another feature of the true lady,
which is an invariable characteristic of a pure and
gentle nature. It is a disposition to put the best
construction upon the conduct of otlier», having
charity towards all, and especially towards their
own sex. A woman who has acensoriou9 tongue,
nod is fond of gossip ; who is ill natured, spiteful
and vindictive towards her own sex, is, we regret
to believe—a possibility ! Without presuming to
deny that women are angelic beings—to the other
sex—we should like to be able to believe that they
are all (as oiany of them no doubt are) full of love
and forbearance towards each other. St. Paul, who
was a very considerable gentleman, as well as an
excellent preacher, and who enrolled Courtesy
among the Christian graces, mad* some excellent
remarks on the subject of Charity, the absence of
which, he clearly thought, could not be atoned for
even by martyrdom, ani which he as palpably put
atthehcadofaUChrhtiau virtues, as the practice of
many modern disciples places it at the foot of them.
Whilst, therefore, we do not think that the gen
tleinen of the country require any exhortation re
specting courtesy to ladies, and whilst we freely
concede that true ladies are ever polite and consid
erate to their own sex as well as to gentlemen, we
are sorry to be constrained to confess that, in our
humble opinion, some of our fair and delightful
country-women might possibly add a finishing touch
to angelic manners by extending to other la
dies some of the graceful courtesy which they so
uniiormly receive from the gentlemen of the land
Completion or the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad —The Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road was completed on Thursday. A glorification
will take placa at Bristol on the 2d of October, the
day after the arrival of the first passenger train
A free barbecue will be given, and the railroad
company has reduced the fare one half for the
round trip.
The frost —Tobacco Killed. — A telegraphic
dispatch from Louisville, Ky., Thursday, says that
a heavy frost had fallen in that region which se
verely damaged the growing tobacco, and conse
quently advanced prices. The tobacco on the flat
land in Pittsylvania county, Va., was severely
damaged by frost Tuesday night. The Danville
Republican thinks the amount of good and ripe
tobacco in that section will be small. There were
Ueavy frosts in Mecklenburg county, Wednesday
and Thursday mornings, and in Milton, N. C., and
Norfolk, Va. In Charleston, S. Ci, the thermome
ter Wednesday fell to 46 degrees, and passengers
on the South Carolina Railroad and the Wilming
ton and Mancnester Railroad report heavy frosts.
Quarantine Removed—la conscquence of
the appearance of frost, Thursday morning, the
quarantine restrictions at Norfolk, Va., were re
moved, and all the vessels were allowed to come
up to the city.
A Nkw Baptist Church near Princess Acne
C. 11., is to be dedicated on the first Sunday in Oc
tobar. Rev. Mr. Howell, of Richmond, officiating,
assisted by Rev. Mr. Jeter.
Dead. —The Danville (Va.) papers, announce
the death of Capt. Jas. Lanier, for several years a
representative fiom Pittsylvania, in the Legisla
tare.
Decline in trice.—The Warrenton, Fauquier,
Va, Flag notices a decline in the price of negroes,
and says that several sold to the highest bidder on
Monday, at prices rangiug several hundred dollars
below sums paid for the same description of ser
vant! afew weeks ago.
Singular and Frightful Accident.— A man
named John Spicer met with the following fright
ful accident in St. Louis, on Wednesday last:
In company with some other young men he
went out in a buggy, intending to go to Hyde
Park, but when within a short distance of it he
put out his leg. which becoming entangled in the
wheel, and the speed beiug great, teas wrenched
completely off at the knee. He was sent to the hos
pital, but tnern are little hopes of his recovery.
Hail Storm in mecklenisurg—Great De
struction to the Growing Uroi's.—On Satur
day afternoon last a portioa of Mecklenburg coun
ty was visited by one of the most disastrous hail
Morins, which ever swept over this region of the
world. A strip of country running from Bluestone
to Christiansville, and thence as far as Hepburn's
in Lunenburg was the scene of the disaster. En
lire tieldsof tobacco are in utter ruins, only enough
being left to show tli6 extent of the injury. The
calamity is really a most serious one under exist
t ing circumstances. The com crops of this entire
county are such complete failures, that the farm
ers have relied upon the proceeds of their tobacco
crops to buy them bread. This resource being
swept away from thenj they arc left in a very un
pleasant situation. Much of the tobacco destroy
ed, was very promising.
[ClarktviUc (Va) Tobacco Plant.
Tournaments.—Three tournaments came off
at and near Sheperdstown, Va , last week, one of
them being a juvenile affair, attended only by boys
and giris.
PKtSIDEKTIAL Electokal tickets —Tickets
have been formed in all the Suites tor Mr. Buchan
an; for Mr. Filimorein all except Michigan,lowa,
\V iswmsin, Maine and New Hampshire; and for
Mr. r reuiuut in ali lhe tion slarebolding States ex
cept I ennsyivania ; also in Maryland. Kentucky.
\ lrginla and Minwurt "
Drowked —Those drowned by the npsetting
of a ferry boat, at Chicago, on the J 9th instant
ntnuVml* * carpenter; James Casey,
i . ltc,n ' McDonald, James Maialey
John Smith, uiachioUt, whose wife and family
uit lit i e *^ e^ Ku " lknd ' for "»iscountry, on the lf»th
Feren, Jeremiah
talltkaji, and Jtrom Fltnoigiß.
In the .TJw*!.* are 3(M 7 mU « of railroad
.« ™J ' ~'4 ch nnmb «r more than half, viz:
AJ42 miles, sufficient to eoctrele with its Iron
bands the entire globe—hare been constructed in
M,w aatry ' " ,th * "p"* l
r unv vr* BALk °* thousand
rLt'WKM, 25 «enu per Wtl. only. Tha mort
COM the art
' ,"" parting fragrance and
1,.,...u, ,i .u.
Tftß OIUYI OF PRBtnEHT MOl*rul—lW
Hen York Times call* attention to the fact that
the remains of President Monroe are Interred 10 a
burial (round In that city, without a monument to
nark bli resting place. He Ilea beneath a simple
•tab, upon which la merely the Inscription —"James
Monroe, Robert TUlotaon. Vault Ne. 147." There
U nothing to Indicate that the Jamea Monroe men
tioned la the Monroe who waa in the battle of
White Plaina, and received a ball in hia shoulder
at the attack on Trenton; who fought by the side
of Lafayette at Brandywine; who was Minister to
France in 1794, and afterwards to England ; who
was Secretary of Btate in 1811, and for two full
tirras President of these United States. Yet such
li the fact, and that weather-stained slab of mar
b'e, two feet square, Is all the monument that Ex
President Monroe has. The Times states the fol"
lowing additional facts:
As Mr Monroe was a Virginian, It Is the supjKv
sition of most people that he died and was buried
within the Old Dominion, but this is an error
Mr. Monroe, in his last days, resided with Bam 1
Gouverneur, late postmaster of this city, who
married his only daughter ; their residence was on
the corner of Prince and Elm streets.
The venerable Dr. Francis tells us thst he often
met Mr. Monroe walking out, when the weather
was fine, and that on these occasions he was the
object of the most sffectionate attentions. He has
often met him, making purchases for the family, at
Centre Market, where all the stsllmen knew and
honored him. He was tall and spare, very modest
in bis bearing, dignified aod gentlemanly. la bis
address, be was hesitating and diffident, as polite
to the poorest and humblest as to any. He was
one of the most Industrious of men, a hard student,
and his cares left their marks on his face. The
wound that he received at Trenton was felt for
many years afterward*—indeed, throughout all his
life he occasionally suffered from it.
His last illness was a long and tedious one. Ills
attendant vras his son-in law'* family physician.
Dr. Berger Ho expired at 101 o'clock on the
morning of the 4th of July, 1831-
lliß funeral was a very imposing one—the largest
that at that time had ever been seen in New York.
The military, under General Jacob Morton, Grand
Marshal, filled Broadway from Prince to lJroad
street, through which it passed to the cemetery.
The day vras fine, and the signs of mourning were
generally adopted by our citizens. The vault in
which his dust still lies, is on the east side of the
cemetery, just to the right of the main walk as you
look in from the entrance. The passer by will no
tice a small pole, on which a dove house is perch
ed. Within a yard of that pole is tho sacred spot.
Mr. Monroe shares even hia grave with another
man. He had no wealth when he died, and in his
death no tomb of his own. f£rj
Large Decline in Provisions —Letters from
Cincinnati advise of sales of city cot bulk shoul
ders at 6t cents packed, and that bulk sides are
ofTered at 7.70 to 8 cents packed. Sixty days since
bulk shoulders were held there at !i cents, and sides
at Hi cents packed. Great arp the fluctuations in
the provision trade. —Louisville Journal of Tues
day.
Valuation or Boston.—The Assessor's valu
ation of Boston this year, presents an aggregate of
$248,000,000. The gain of valuation in the city
since 1646, ten years ago, has been one hundred,
million dollars, an increase which shows most con
clusively the onward progress of Boston. This
vast sum of $100,000,000, says the Traveller, is
more than the entire valuation of either Maine,
New Hampshire or Vermont.
The President's Visit to New Hampshire.
The Union announces that President Pierce is ma
king his arrangements to leave Washington early
next week, and he expects to reach Concord, N.
H., by the 2d of October, where he will spend ten
days or two weeks in giving the attention to his
private affairs which an absence of three years
has rendered necessary. As the Union makes no
mention of his purpose to go by sea, we presume
he will take the usual land route, passing through
the Northern cities.
Hon. Albert liust, of Arkansas, is in Loudoun
county, Va , ou a vi*it to his friends.
Speaker Banks spoke from the steps of the Mer
chants' Exchange, New York, Thursday afternoon.
Senator Douglas, it h said, is shortly to be mar
ried to ala dy of Washington city.
Commodore Stockton and P. J Clarke have been
nominated Fillmore electors of New Jersey.
Hon John Bell, of Tennessee, has accepted the
tonder of a public reception and dinner, to be giv
en him by his political and personal friends in
Nashville, on Friday, the 2Gth.
DIED,
On yesterday, at 12 o'clock, of typhsid fever, SUF
FRONIA E FORI), oldest daughter of Hezekinh
sod Elizabeth Ford, aged 11 years, 7 months and 13
days.
The friends and acquaintances of the fimily are in
vited to attend lier funeral, from Oregon Hill M E.
Church, to-morrew morning, at 11 o'clock.
"l>ife is aspan, a fleeting hour —
How soon the vapor flies!
Man is a tender, transient flower,
That e'en in blooming dies.
Ye mourning Saints, whose streaming tears,
Flow o'er yeur child, en dead,
Say not, in transports of despair
That all your hopes are fled.
Hope looks beyond the bounds of time,
When, wliatvou now deplore.
Shall rise in full, immortal prime,
And bloom to fade no more." *
On the JSth inst., MARY J. HOBSON, in the23th
year of her age.
Her funeral will take place from Clay street Chapel,
this moraing, at 10 o'cltck. Her friends ate invited
to attend. *
OFKiNINIi lIA V.—The tmbttcribern are
now prepared lor the Kail trade, and solicit tha
ut.tentiou of purchasers to tha large and varied stock
in store.
BUsINESS SUITS.—AVe have the greater as
eer.rnent of Business Suits ever shown by us. Almost
ekery color, and certainly perfect in style. Call and
look at them Gentlemen!
FINK CLOTH COATS.—Both B!a-k find Color
ed ; alfo, tine Fancy and Bmck Ca-simere I'auts,
toge'her with Silk and Velvet Vests, both Black and
Kancy. assorted in style and size, to suit the tasts and
proportions of our customers
OVER COATS AND RAGLANS.—A necessary
garment for the approaching season, and noticed thus
early, merely to advise ihuse interested, that we have
the several articles in this line. for ta'e cheap for
cash. GROSHONG 3t TUPMAN.
se 27 110 Main street.
l/NUl.lwii Plj\Tlii POWDKK, tor clenu
ing Silver. Brass, Gold, and all kinds of Mstailic
Ware. Price i 5 cts. per box. For sale at
LAKI..KV Si ROBINSON'S New Drug
te 27 Store, 4th and Franklin sts.
ipOK OlftAubs UK THh, Vol CK A.M»
1 RESPIRATION. ESPIC'S FkCTOhAL CI
GARS, the celebrated French remedy; Sirop snd
Pate de Nafe d'Arabie, genuine Pastilles de Paris,
and other approved French preparations, for sale at
LAIDLEY At ROBINSON'S New Drug
se 27 Store. 4th end Frankhn sts.
iiltK OLD iIKV.M) Y WANhs,
Selected expressly for Medicinal purposes, and
believed to be fully equal to any in this uiaiket. For
sale, in all quantities, at
LAI DUE V it ROBINSON'S New Drug
se 27 Store, 4th aDd Franklin s's.
MfciiCUAlVrH • MKitOIIANTs !: -Visit
ill* this market, are most respectfully invited to
call and examine our large and fresh stock of Dry
Goods and Carpets, at CASH PRICES. (Jreat in
ducements are offered to cash buyers. The asiort
ment is now complete. This morning we are open
ing 1000 yards *-4 Dining Room Carpeting, at 25 cts
per yard. CHAS A. GWATKIN,
se 27 Opposite Exchange Bank.
V AJiSAB will, tluriDtf
»- the fir«t week in October, foim n Cl&ts for a
COURSE OF STUDIES IN THE FRENCH LAN
GUAGE. For further information enquire at the
Virginia Honse, Grace street. se27—4t
S'HALL PKOFIIS-QUIIJII HAhKN-
All persons in want of Confsctionaries, Fruits.
Nuts, Preserves, Citron, Ranins, Fig*, Pickles, An
chovies, Sauces, Sardines. Catsup. Wines, Fire wrrks
kinds. Sultana Raisins, Curiauta, Dry
Ginger, Preserved do., Toys, Fancy Goods, Ice—call
on DAVID N. JONES it CO.,
»e27 No. 7t>, Main s*.
WK hnve on hnnd a very liirnti and abor
ted stock ot School Satchells for young ladies,
mi»«es and boys, which we wilt sell very low for
cs«h. Also, a largi stock of School Shoes of evaty
kind, for young ladies and misses.
C. 8. MAURICE,
ae 27 Metropolitan Store, Isi Main at.
MAIiKTAPK SILK. VK»T». --tterelred
IT* by the James'own. an additional supply ot Kan
cy Silk and Veivet|V'eef», some very desirable stjles
and patterns. Cau andaeleet belon? they are picked
over HENRY SUAKKR,
se Tl Corner Main and 14 h sts.
HliAt'iUitU. — Take a Utile,
17 thesis* of a pea, pat on yonr boot, coinmiici
brushing, and i* a* instant yoa have a brilliant pol
ish. . It remiss its lustre and keens the leather soft.
In stone barrels— price 25 cents a barrel Sold by
»e 87 8. P. «KMPLB. »>2 Msin st
I 1318KK.-1 hiiveoa haud h Inrgf ushoi t
">eotot I.UMBKK, of every desciirticn, such as
White Pine, Poplar, Maple, Ash, Hickory, Walnut,
Cherry, Spruce, Klooiins, and Soant iDg, to which I
invite the attention of those in want, promising to
give satisfaction to all who nay ftvor me with a call.
, EHA'D P.. DUDLEY.
' *** »S 19th »».. between Main and Franklin.
A'd*.' * t'U. have teia*v
ad to No. 101 i Main street, where they are pre
-1 KoNN*TS° W * U * MJ of R'BBONS imd
telegraphic wbws.
BR PORTS D FOR TR> PIBPATOB,
Cram Kmwna. /
Bt Louis, Sept 26.—Dales from Weetport, Mo,
to the 19th teat-, aay that Governor Oaary, with
several companies of dragoons, bad goa« In p«r
sult of Gen. Lana, with the Intention to arrant him
If In tha Territory; bat It la supposed be hu gone
to Nebraska.
Tha Southerner* are thoroughly organizing for
the election on tbe 6th October.
TkeLaMOi the Pteamer|Nlaß*ra—Farther
Particulars
MILWAUKII, Sept 2f>—The loat steamer Nlagia
ra left Collingawood, with 179 passenger*; about
100 were saved, and SO or 60 are (apposed to be
lost. "When two hoars oat from Sheboygan, in a
gale, she took fire, and In a few minutes the
whole boat was in flames. A keg of powder also
exploded, scattering fire in every direction. The
Ore Is believed to be tbe work of an incendiary.
Tbe passenger list was lost, consequently it is
impossible to tell the names of tbe lost.
The steamer Traveller went to her assistance.
The following passengers are among the saved:
JTarvey Ainsworth, of Royalton, Vermont; J B
Curtis, of fitnben county. New York; Henry Luce,
of Washington city ; J Locke, of Waterville, Vt;
Henry Locke, of same place; Dr S H Allen, of
Concord. N H.
Hugh Kennedy lost bis wife and daughter.
Wad A flair.
Philadelphia. Sept. 26 —The Argua of to-day
says that Hon. Lewis C. Levin, formerly repre
sentative in Congress of the Ist District of Penn
sylvania, and a prominent opponent of the late
Fillmore and Fremont fusion in this city, was
taken to the Insane Asylum this morning.
Fatal Accident
NKW YORK. Sept. 26.—Georjre Steers, the emi
nent ship builder, was thrown from hia carriage
yesterday, and killed.
Republican Ticket Id Marylnml.
Baltimore, Sept. 26.—The Patriot of tbh after
noon states that tbe Republicans of this Statohave
nominated an electoral ticket. The electors at
large are F. P. Blair and Wm. Pinckney Ewing.
The Canada'# IHallM.
Boston, Sept. 26 —The Canada arrived at her
wharf this afternoon. Her mails will be dispatched
g o uth by the early morning train.
Re-Nomination of Speaker Banks.
Boston, Sept. 26—Hon. N. P Banks has been
re-nominated for Congress from tbe 7th district of
this State, by acclamation.
BPJbCIAii JNOTIOtiS.
P|P" The funeral of Mrs. REBECCA POE will
be preached TO-MORROW MORNINO. at 11 o'clk.,
at the 2d Presbyterian Church, (Rev. Dr. Hoge'i.)
The fiieniia of the family and the congregation are
respectfully invited to attend.
PT Horsra nt Auction.--Particular at
tention is requested to my sale of Horses, this morn
ing, commencing at ltf o'elock, at the Central Depo r .
sa 27—It THO'S W. KEESEE, Auct.
rar Auction Notice.--The attention of
country Merchants t-nd the city tiude, is solicited to
our stock sales of Watches and Jewelry, this evening,
commencing at 7 o'clock See advertisement.
se 27—It LARU3 It SHINE, Aucta.
fy Religious Notice.—Dr. J. Dn-Vnl, of
Petersburg, will preach in Sycamore Meeting-House,
TO MORROW (Lord's day) MORNING, at II o'clk.,
and in the evening, at half past 7 o'clock. The public
are invited to attend. *
f-jr- The Hon Jno M Bolts, will hpenk
in Petersburg, THIS EVENING, at7so'clock.
An extra t:ain will leeve tho Petersburg Depot,
precisely at 6 (rix) o'clock F-re for the round trip,
#1.25 (one dollar and twenty-five cents )
se 27—It*
WSpecinl Notice— E. 11. Cook it to nsk
particular attention to the sale of Kurniture. at the
Carlton House. 12;h street, near Ist Baptist Church,
this day, at 10 o'clock. se 27—It
Fall, 1856.— SpleniHd Wtock —THOH.
R. rRICE U. CO. have opened the richest and most
extensive sssortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods which they have ever exhibited to their friends
and the public:
Elegant Siik Robea.
Do. Valencia do.
Do. Figured Mouselaines.
Do. do. Cashmerea.
Do. Velvet Cl^ks
Do. Colored and Black Cloth Cloak*.
Velvet Talmai —Misses.
Cloaks—all stvles.
Rich Brocade Silks.
Do Plaid and St'iped Silks.
French Merinos, (all colors )
Splendid Mtire Antique Robes.
Black, Figured anrt Piain Si:k.«.
Cloak Cloths and Velvets.
Embroideries in every variety.
Hoisery. Gloves, Mitts.
Shirts, Flannels, &c.
And in Servant's Goods, such as white snd co'ored
Blankets, Fulled Cliths, Sattinetts, Sheep's Grey.
Caroline Jeans, Lindseys, ic.; the greatest Stock
tney have ever had, and oliered at the very lowest
rate*.
ALSO,
Curtain Materials of every kind; Brocatelle; Da
mask; Moreens; Lace and Muslin Curtains; Cornice;
Loops; Bands; Gimps, ic.. ice., which will be sold as
low ai such goods can be bought in the largest mar
ketsiu the country. T. R. PRICE & CO ,
se27—lm R9 Main afreet.
MARINE KBWB
fORT OF RICHMOND, September 26.
HICR WATER THIS DAV AT 3 O'CLOCK.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocahontas, Jones, Baltimore, indza, Lud
lam It Watson
.Schr. Andrew Armstrong, Cannon, Petersburg,
lumber, Whitlock it Son.
Schr. Elizabeth and Eleanor, Grant, New York,
hay, M. Downey, and Edinond Davenport It Co.
»>chr. Oakland, Free, James River, wheat, Haxall
k Co
Schr. Porter, riiillips, Alexandria, coa!, Virginia
Towing Co.
Schr. Barnsgat, Fitchett, York River, wheat.
SAILED,
Schr. Wm. Gregory, Bucklin, Boston, mdze, Robt.
Rankin.
Schr John Warren, Lozier, New York, coal, W. D.
Colquitt & Co.
Schr. Mary Eliza. Snipes, down the river, light.
Schr. Hanover, Whipple, New York, mdze., D. k
W. Cnrrie.
Schr. Hiixall, Winters, New York, mdze., D. k W.
Cu'rie.
nchr. John E. Adams. Tyrer, down the river, light.
Schr E. Nickerson, Nicksrsoa, Boston, iiidze., D.
it VV. Curne.
New York, Sept. 24.—Cleared, schr. Charlotte
Ann, Smith, Newberu.N. C. Arrived, schr.Senitor,
Anderson, Richmond.
Halifax, Sept. 17.—Arrived, schr. Beverley, Max
well, Richmond.
Rio Janeiro, Aug. 8 —Arrived, biig Abbey St Eli
zabeth, Phinney, Norfolk Uth-Brig fam'l Church
man, Leary, Richmond. 11th—Schr Juniper, Letc*
vre, Norfo'k, and Sarah Hammcnd, Gross, Richmond
7ih- Sailed, ship Canvesi Back, Ciark, Hamplun
Roads.
Philadelphia, Sept. 24.—Schr. Charles T. Ford,
Fountaine, Hamilton, N. C. 24th—Arrived, steam
ship Pennsylvania, Richmond, in 57 hours.
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•• 2T—» BtfcgaHw anil Publisher, ltth at.
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rv 1 * Office hours on gondtyi, bwiftlf, from 31 > 9
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LADIES* LIST.
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Allenm" John mis, Fannie
Be'den mrs Sarah A Bottom miss Venst
» mi«s Mollie A
S i° Martha A Barker mlw Mollie E
«™ orace c Booker miss Mary A
Eliza Lee Barton miss Mollie
Bowman mrs Caroline L Boekius miss L B
Bowman mrs Caroline Brown miss Bo.au
Branch miss EiUabeth miss L V
n ..„ __ Marv A Clovenins miss A
r wmn Margaret Clarke miss Mary K
Cooke mrs Margaret
c[°m. P aSm» Cullen miss M«y
r m ,, M«rT H Clarke miss Ballie E
gr'awfoM m**?C „ Co«an miss V. M
Colknaham mi»* A IC
n.iffner miss Emilia. Daltnn mrs H H
D,lv"l miss Sue T Do. Ilinger madame Amalie
Doncansan miss Mary E 1^
Elmore mrs M .1 Eanes misl Osborne
Everding mis Mary r
Freeman miss Sarah Dl '" ,
Kurd miss t> V Catharine
Kray.er mi« Mary f! Flutcber mise E J
Kramer miss Mary T * itch mrs i- £
Gailsgher miss Eliza 2 ,Oandy mrs Ann
Olozebrook miss 1 A Cillespie mrs Annette
<31enn miss E V Ola.gow mrs Ann J
Gary mis Fannie
Hooper miss Paoline Howard mist E J
Harishorn miss Mary A hagan mrs Jas M
Holmes miss E S Harwood mrs Mary E
Heizett miss Cordetia B Harwood mrs A £.
HopkiDS miss Mary S
Johnson miss Amanda E Jones Mrs Leah
Jones mrs Rebecca Johnson mrs Eliza
Johnston mrs Mary W Joaea mrs Milly
Johnston mrs Mary E
Kidd mrs Mary King miss Ann E
King miss Grace 2
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Lewellyn mrs Sarah VV Lambert miss Louisa
Lewis mrs Haooah JLowne# miss Margaret
Lain mrs Betsey
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Minturn mrs E J Moody miss Cornelia A
Mitchell mrs Elizibet h Magruder miss Esther Ann
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McKree mit* Addie
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Nixon mis# HA
Priddy mn A B Pryor mra F P
Pollard mr»SM Powell rau» Manay
Parker mr« M F
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Rows mrs Margaret A Read mr» A M
Roger mn M H Kiely miss M
Robertson mrs £ Roper miw A R
Rice mra I)
Shehan mra S horrell mist Amanda B
Singleton mr§ Ann St Clair raiss Anna
Smith mra Racheal Saville mist Fannie
Sniih mrs Sarah J Shrojer miss Henrietta
Smith mra Susan £
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Thorpe mra N A Timberlake mra Suain
Thompson mra E A Tucker miss Ann A .
Todd mrs Jane L Tinney miss Mary
Taylor m.s Martha
Vaugban mra Louisa 3 Vogtx miss Ann
Via miss E W
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Wilkeraon mra W A Waldrop mra Lonisa A
Wilkinson mrs Susan E Woodward mra Louiaa
White mra S Weat mra Leonora
Wiliet mra Sarah E Webster miss Bettie M
White inra Sarah G Wiliet miaa Sarah E
Warren mra Sarah Waldrop miaa Louisa A
While mrs S E White miss B M
Wood mrs Anaatasis 2 Weat miss Mary E
Warring mrs Adelaide Webb miaa J A
Warren mri E S Warren misa Judith A
Wittingbam mra Elizab'h White miaa Lucy A
Williams mra Mary Ann Wrenn misa Nannie V
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Yeatman mri Martha 2 Yeatmnn mrs Ann
GENTLEMEN'S LIBT.
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Adams Wm Anderson Rioh'd Anderson R N
Adkins Coy Arey Sam Alexander P F
Anthony Dan 2 Avery T F Allan R G
Allen J H jr
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Bow'ingßobt Bane J H Brown DN
Butler Richaid Buchanan JVV Barker E T
Briddle 4t Shep- Britton J H Betty Fred
herd BridglandJA Bohannon G B
Blunt Richard Beuta Jos Baker W
Bridges WH Beier S Brooks VV O
Bottom VV ¥ Beek J O Bailey W N
Baker A J Brooks Jas Burgett T L
Blurtbrd &. Co Bradley J L Barnes T H
Blair Albert Barker Jno Butler Thoi
Brown (agent for Bottom L M Boxlony G B
Row it Co) Butler Lafayette Brooks H VV
Baker B K Brooki Oneckey Browning H P
Bethca col B Bottom M L Black Jas
Bowers M M Berry Phil Brown David
Booker R T 2
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Capps, Allyn t Caatleton Rev T Clarke J W
Rose Crump R A Claxdy J
Cocke Chas Crandol R Y Coleman Dr J C
Cameron C E Coiway Thoi Cash J B
Carter Chas Ccl Fee Thos Carter J W
Crighton David Chamble Thot Crowlei JVV
Cameron E T Crittenton VV A Cnfbons Jno
Crutohtield E H Clarke VV D Canarton Martin
Currier F A Crowvill Wm Cacey Martin
Claiborne Gilbert Curry VV J Chapman
Chapman J C
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Davis Delaware Davis Peter Dahney H W
Deioach A B Dunlop Robt Dobson H W
Danfor'li C F Duprse I) T Danford E B
Davis Dan Dumas Victor D iherty J L
Davenport J T Drumright W P Draper J 8
Dngenhardt Jno Dunnawsy W T Davis M M
Dugan Jne Dully Jas
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Elsmore T Elam Jos W Qam Jno
Epps T C Eaves G W fflmore J H
Erieweo col Jno Emrninger Chas Edwards Thos
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Fariel Fdw Frensley Jh 2 Fisher CCjr
Feeley F Foster J E Fiaton J
Fu lerAM Figg R B F.oyd Jno
Finney A W Fisher master W Foster J T 2
Glenn k Davis Grundy T B Gilmon J T
Gorman Richard Gates B J Gentry H C
Gnnot Leonard GrubbsAß Gray Jno
GibbsJ A Gordon Alex Gilmore Jno
Goode Jno Graysaie Win Gibbons Henry
Gentry J II Orecul Win Garnett Jas
Ootz J P Graves Wm Gray H
Goolsby JA 2 Gittiogs Wm 2 Gra«ty Dr J H
GrsvimJno Griflin Wm Gibson Geo
Graves J S Green 8 S Gresham E J
Gross Jno Green Lewell Gaines C J
Gowling Js»
Harrison Wirt Harville J F Halahen Peter
Hamilton W T Hefh Jno Hill J C
Hunt W T R Halowall Henry Hurdy J C
Hale W H Heine Fred Hampton Phil
Hardy T J Henry J W Hall J K
Hogan Tbos Holmes E A Hooper Jno
Harris SM Harris B W Herbert Jno
Harris S A Haughy Jas
Ingersoll J L IniflerJas
Jon«s W A > Jacobs Harris Jones SX
Jeter W L Jones H M Jonrs3
Jefferson Thos James Hiram JoplinJasC
Jackson T G Jones A L JettJ E
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Kelly G M Kahl Wm Kuran Thos
Kinnark Jas King G P KemarW capt T
KtnkerJ D
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LibbyAlex Larry Jas Lee J P
Lee David Lynch Littleton Lace J D
Langliorne Rev G Lock L H LnweUyn Jas
W Lucadoe W Ludnatn J
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Mathews E 2 Mullin T Martin J T
Msnley C E Mason T S 2 Miller M B
M< sely David »Morris Thos Maisch G
Manning Dennis Murphy Thos Mattern J J
Moseby Archie Mackey Walter Merryman Phil
Macfee ED 2 Meson"W A Maxwell Dr P J
Murphy Wm 2 Megorran Fat May heir Edw
Moore W H
Mr
McDowell C M McFlrath Thos M&lovern Pat
McNemere Jno MeMurray A McConliffs Pat
McGillion Pat Woods McPbrrsoa Sam
Nelson E Newborns J Newman Rev J
Nelson F Neagle R
Owen W W OSely Henry Out Isaae
' O'Dea Dennis O'Brien Jne
O Neil Jas
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Pitman k Pace Parry R L Powers J L
Ferry Hon B 2 Peatross S J Powell J T
Powers O W Pulliun W E Puckett J
Pickett G W Peasley Wnt Powell .lo« or Jas
Fierce »no Perfater W R Payne Nli
Union Peter
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Rawlins C R Robinson B E Rando'ph Jno
Robinson Erastos lie an us T M V Robinson .1 W
Rock It Allen Kaedolph Wm Richardson B E
RtI.yWJD Reiss J v
Sanderson Wat Smith Mich Stores J**
Stone Wat Salle Malay* Stevenson I C
Smith A Bwesson Jno Simpson Jas 2
Sharp Baoj StoflkbrUge B B Scott J J,
faith 0 H ihwr.)Ur fa- »■■... J H
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Stiploa J L thaaka W A Schmidt Pi* L
Smith 3 C
Thorn- * Trl.r W R J O
Tilmsn Stephen Thflmpson R S BQWW* J O
Taylor H W Tstlor Wt, ToM Kayal
Taylor Geo Toad W H Tnrner A 2
Theobald Y R (j y
iTntonCOS V«a Bureu Jaa Vaatlß
Vincent h Millar Vwaej J O
Wh-ley R M Wood T E f
Whiting Joa Williams Th* Whllloek B B
Woodward J H Wild, VV m WIUU. It Ce
Willi. .1 P Wtlllamnoo W B Waldrop A J
Wood J W Whiting W N W.taon A F
Woody J W Wslker Banj We son Sasn
Walton Joshua Waeserman S
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Your**r Vtt YerbyDrGT Yoan( Jaa
Yacar O W Zimmerman Jno
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Railroad Hotel
H 27—It THQB. B. BIGGER. P- M.
SECRETARY'S,OFFICE BOARD OK TRADE, >
Richmond. 27Ui Sept. 1856 )
ry A rolled Mmliit «f «•»« Wfff*™
will beheld thi. (SATURDAY) evening, atSo'cock.
Member* are r#que«tad to be panctnal in tneir atten-
G?e77-U T ° rdßr WM. B ISAACS, Bec'y.
"T ATTKNTION. NATIOXAI, UIiAKU"
ji Parade at Lafayette Hull, on MONDAY neat, the
W 9th ln»t., at 1 o'clock P M.. in Ifoill Summer Im
llfform With three ronnda of Ball Cartridges, for
TARGET PRACTICE.
The Hoe will be formed and Roll ca'led at a quarter
to 2 o'clock. »
By order of Capt. Bayly. . ,
■e 27—2t* v - I'- FDRE, Orderly.
_ ATTKNTION, PHfKNIX t'O ,
JB=9®r- No. 3—Attend a meeting of yo«r Com-
P*ny at tbe Engine House, this (BA J
URDAY) eveui-g, at 7 o'clock P. M.,
punctually.
K» order of the Commander.
se 27—It J NO. T. BLAIR. Sec'y.
THIS EVENING. —Caoal
Roat RICHMOND will portiveiy
leave as above. For freight, apply te
WM. P. COX, Agent,
aff 27 It Dork street, in rear of Q»» House.
ITZdrT FOB PM IbADE U'HIA
TWICE A WEKK-The A No. 1
Steamship VIRGINI A, Captain B.
RntiMi if now ready to receive
Freight, and will leave on MONDAY, September
29, at 3 o'cloek P. M.
For freight or passage, having superior accommoda
tions, apply to H. E» TUTllji l .,
5»27-2t Rocketts.
is\ /"\ F«»lt BAl.K—Tbe LIBKKTV
<S[y4 I #J HOUSE, on 18th street, between Main
and Cary streets.
vS«|pr Bar Room ani> Fixtnies complete.
Apply at the house. 3I * *7—St
7j[ MOORE'S
PREMIUM
HAT ESTABLISIIMENT.
Those in went of tip-top HATS, ere
their tafte can be gratified at the PKLMIUM HAI
STORE, No 2«7 Broad street, where can always be
found the meat durable and complete assortment in
the city. My purchases are necessarily large, to sup
ply the increasing demand for the present popular
Hats which have been introduced this Kail.
My assortment of CAPS for gentlemen, youths and
bays, and my cbildren'a and misses' HATS, CAPS
and FL ATS, are full and well selected.
My stock of Ladies' and Misses' FURS is full and
very fine, comprising all the various styles.
In fact, my stock is very large and well selected, ol
all articlea belonging to my business, which I will sell,
wholesale or retail, at the very loweat prices.
Country merchants will do well to c*ll and exa
mine my stock before bujirg. Call at the Premium
Hat Store. 207 Broad street. ' ,
RICHARD MOORE.
P. S.—Fatimade to order, at the shortest notice,
Warranted t,o please. se I*7—lm
GAITiiRS ~We have a inr«o :i»-
of Mins' Gaiters, which we are
selling very low. Also, Ladies' Gaiters, of
every description.
se 27 C. S. MAURICE, 151 Main »t.
©FUH KHMT-On Union JUIII, a com
fortable tenement, suitable for a cousiderable
family, containing < rooms,with basement, coal,
(tore roam, ic; attached, and a well of escu -
lent water on the premises. Rent per annum $120.
Possession given Ist oi October Apply to
gft 27—ts JAH. IM. r ART^R.
EVV HAKDWAKKUOUsJi -RUUttlU'
J. DENNY b»g« leave to apprise his friends end
the public that he htsjost opened in tlw newly fitted
up and conveniently arranged s'ore. No. 210 Main
street, and nearly opposite the new Custom House,
a fresh and complete stock of Hardware, Cutlery,
Guns and Edi:a Tools, purchased upon the most fa
vorable terms, acd embracing the u«ual variety of ar
ticles fourd in such an establishment.
He respectfully solicita a share of patronage, prom
ising tbat his prices shall be as low as ha can afford,
and that every effort shall be used by him to give sat
isfaction to those who may favor him.
It is his intention to keep on hand particularly, a
food aasortment of house keeping and Building Hard
war*.
Orders from the country shall receive careful and
premot attention. a** f—l'"
NHW PKRiouit'Aii BII»INJSSA::
NEW YOKE LEDGER,
FLAG OF OUR UNION,
BALLOU'S PICTORIAL. WAVERLEY,
TRUE FLAG, PRIVATEER., Itc.,
for next week
WEEKLY HERALD,
PORTER'S SPIRIT, POLICE GAZETTE,
N. Y. CLIPPER, ic.. for th is week, and
The NEW YORK. DAILY PAPERS, tvsry mor
ning, can be had at
GENTRY'S Perodical Store,
Broad street, corner of B'h.
A new beginner,—give him a trial. a" 27 — It*
At'AKI) TO TilK LAIUKS-fllimSatt
FLoURNOY wi-ibes to inform hor friends and
eui omers that iho has removed her residence from
Broad to Main street, a few doo-s below Ninth street,
nearly opposite Corinthian Hall, o»er S«mt,le's drug
store. where shi will still carry on DiIESS AND
CLOAK. MAKING in all its branches. She respect
fully solicits a call from the ladies. t<o pains will be
spared to fit and please all who may favor her with
iheir patronage. The fashions will be received
monthly". so 27—3t*
AUKnIKAKLE PAILU Putt S>ALK ---
A valuable Farm in the county of iieniico, situ
ated eight miles below the city of Richmond, adjoin
ing the lands of Thomas Goodman, Nancy Galhright,
Ricfcard Frayser and Sally Hotson. Iho location is
very desirable and healthy. The farm contains 200
acres, H'O of which is cleared, in good heart and tin
der a good fence, the balance heavily wooded. Upon
the piemises is a large bed of rich marl, of easy ac
cess. The soil is well adapted to the growth of all the
crops raised in thi« section of the country.
The inprovem- n'.s consist of a good dwelling, with
all necessary oat houses, an orchard of tine young
trees, and a good spring near the bouse.
The abova prop>-rt« is offered for sale privately.
If not disposed of before Monday, October 6th, that
being Hetrico Court day (in which event due notice
will be given,) we will proceed to sell at public sue
tion, in front of the County court house, at 12 o'clock.
The attention of farmers and wood-cuttors is pa;-
ticulaily requested. Terms accommodating.
se 27 BAKER fc PLKABANT*.
PttKUVIAN i»UANO.«-L.nndii]g from the
Dock, in new bags, very dry. and superior qua ity,
being part of a cargo jost a-riT«H from the 'bircha
Island*. E. H. SKINKER k CO.,
«e 27 59 Cary st.
'I'*) UUUNTKY iHHKt HAMS.-Jn»tTe~
* ceived, 100 cases of Clocks, of all styles ard
patterns, which we will sell to the trade very low t >
close.
se 27-ts LARIT3 fc SHINE.
t'AHPKTS. HVUS, &C--JUHI rccelvetl
> from New York Carpets. Russ printed Boeking,
fce. C. HARTWELL fc Co
PLAII) MiIAWLH.-iiDDg itnd Mqunre
Flaid Shawls, in good assortment, for sale by
seV7 C. EURTWELL A CO.
11A1K OYK—ltaiciielor'u Hair l>yp is
11 'lie beat. It chtntes iostantsn vusly ihe hair,
whiskers, er moo it ache, to a beautiful black or brown,
without injury to the akin. Kull directions with each
box. For sale by DUVAL A NORTON.
ae 27 Dnigtiats. 10<h erd Main a's.
T»«MATO CATSUP, Ott (IALIFIIUNIA
A SAUCE—Being a choice coinpoond for all meats.
Soups, Fith, 4 c., a supply freshly made, and said to
be su|>erior to the Worcester Sauce. At
DUVAL A NORTON'S
se S7 Drng Store, corner Main and 10th *t*.
INUKLIBI.S iIHKb of sUTeresi kind*,
■ with or withoat the preparation. For sale by
DUVAL A NORTON,
ae 27 Dreggis s. 10th and Main sts.
|_> L'TTKK. Hl 'fTKH-.Trn ke«a prim*
• " fresh Monotain Batter just arrived, and lor aale.
Also on hand a general <seortment of family Groce
ries, carefully selected. For sale low for cash.
L.T. CHANDLER,
No. 10 Franklin street, Old Maiket.
P. S. All goiods sold will be delivered punctually,
anywhere in the city or suburbs, free of clmrse.
se 27—lw« L T. C.
NoflUE -C'AMFIKt.U atlll cootlauea to
manufacture kis very celebrated and deH»htfully
flavored SODA WATER The Water being tiitareo,
renders it pure and freedom all animal and vegeta
ble matter.
Ihe subscriber, being the oldest Mineral Water
bottler in the eity, feels aseared that the article be is
bow furnishing is unsurpassed by any estabiithmsnt
either North or South Those in want of aNo I ar-
Ocle. would do well to give <n« a oat I.
IV- Phiiedelphia Ale aad Porter supplied at short
Kasssr
w \2StB&aBb!BX
won
ABC, Boa 4M, .ieh"^^
W* 1 ! t, !Ptl* w * « l '« !W.c=r
' ' <«ri»t tht.fctwy neaaoe, ro M*iiv j„ 5? I *'
manofaetory. Nob* wm) •Dpi* nctot Z
»"% DAVII?ft.
■ Main atr#»*r
w™ T« HlkK, f.r
▼▼ thle year, a (errant woman .rcnrorn "to ts,
doty of* »mtl| family, a ,hort dUtanee uTLT-"*
trr. Alto, three men to work an the farm ilff
the ofllee of the America* Hotel. M
WAN T. K ".-ALnily «r experience l~
Teachin*, and who can furni.h e'ond.nTttJi
menial* ae an Inetractrew, detirei a »it nation it
echool or prWate family. A plaeYl a th.,!,. '* 5
g«ga? fcSft'LKayAr r^jr
or three yeart' experience in tbe Oroeerv >».< n
Goodi bniuHMa both in eity and country ?be W T i
reference* given. if required. Addreai " H Ln »
through the Richmond P. 0.. bo* 431. n 28-Vt«'
W "'to w*om Y .uti o "^S' ;
ra-nt will be furm.bed, and liberal wi7!!.LL P i
ply to JAMES DOHERTT
»e SB —3t Pan-Maker. Peter»bnr». V«
VVA*TKI»-~An l J'H«»I,WTKKK»r«, D rf„
TV MATTRESS ranker. Apply to HOWkVy
nitnre itore, between 9th and lOch ita on Main ""
■e 76—3t* iD
k\/-A NTKlJ—Flve Journeymen af i ifiT"
*Y MAKERS, to work on m,„.; W " ted > b "
WK-" C. g MAURICE'S. 1,51 Main «
\yANTKI>~nKAY HRIV KK.-T olor^
» * prefered, and nne nccnatomed to th* C n« a
ply to WOMBLE It CLAIBORNE
,e H*. 11 Pearl ttreet.
\*7ANTJB»~MINKK».-I with t.
>v good white MINERS and Underaroand LAB«>
RERS, at the Coke Mine.. 1 UABU "
»e 9—>» JWO J. WERTM. Art.
ANTKD -Thirty TRACK LA V KKi7»
work 40 miles from Richmond, on ton Ri c ™
mor.d, Fredericksburg and Potoroae B '.ilroad Am»iJ
to WM. N. BBAGG
» e 9-t' Bnp't.
wANTJ£I>~To hire far the halnnrc „f th "
year, a few able-bodied NEGROES, for sor
face operation*, at the Coke Mines.
my 27—t« JOHN J WERTH. A«ew.
-A SITUATION „ B HolT
» f Keeper, by a gentleman from the South Suf
is factory reference g'ven «» to character mid
cation*. Address T., box 359, Richmond, Vs.
■e 2-")—6t*
ANTKII—A White or colornl HU.H AN
lo assist in Cooking and housework general!} in
a very small family. For such ihat cm coin#
well recommended, sood wage* will be|>aid. Aorty
at HOWE'S Furniture Store, on Main street hetwi*'
9th and 10th at*. se2s-3t»
Y*TANTKD— A liounekeepfr at Hunover
i" Academy. None need apply unless wall rt .
commended. Addreaa
ae w L. M. COLFMAN. Taylorsvilla.
W A NTUD--A situation n* FAItiH »IA>A
GER for the ensuint year. I have h»en doin<
business of the kind for fifteen yeara and flatter my
aelf to understand the business perfectly, and can
give a pretty good character a* a Manager. Any oco
wishing such a p*raon. will pl»ase cail on Col. 8 S.
Myera, at the Broad street Hotel, for farther parti -
culara. ae 18—ta
WANTJi W.—All thone anfl'ering Iran
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, lie., to procara
acme of Richardson's Wild Cherry an! Rloodrour.
Candy. This ia a vegetable cotapound of eishc well
known remedies, for the cnre of Pulmonary Com
plaints. It softens and loosens all obstinate obstruc
tions of the Throat and Lunzs, allays, soothes and
heala all irritaticu or inflammation, and imparti a
heslthv. natural action to the Lungs For sale
J. J Richardson, Confectioner, corner 13th and Carr
street, and by Adie St Gray, Meade & Baker, Laidley
Sl Robinson, L. B. Thomas, S. M. Zachrisson, J YV.
Pollard. 17th street, and A Bodeker. au 28—lm
V * WANTKI) UIJfKDIATKtY,
FIVE HUNDRED YOUNG MEN. t,'
lip) ,erve in the UNITED STATES MODN
'T w *t* TED SERVICE, in Kant, it, Xtbratka„
Calif.-raia, Sew Mexico and Texat. Pay from tl2t.i
*24 per month, according to the rank and capacity of
the soldier. Horirs, accoutrement* clothinjt, f«!d,
and medical attendance, furnished free of charge —
No deduction of wages on account of sickness. For
further ioformationr»pply at the Rendezvous, Frank
lin street, opposite Metropolitan Hall, Richmond,
Va. »l I —dtlO*
AMUSEMENTS.
f J>HEATKE.
KUNKEL & CO Lessee* and Proprietors.
JOHN T. FORL M*na«er,
I Also of the National Theatre, Washingtoa, and
the Holiday Street Theatre, Baltimore. |
T. F. MOXLEY, Acting
SATURDAY EVENING, Sept. 37th,
The great Drama of the
SI t X DEGREES OF CRIME
Jnlio Mr- Boniface.
Charles " Hamilton.
Michael " Adams. ■
Mad Ducet Mrs. Muzzy.
Louise Miss Devlin.
To conclude with the
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
Dickory Mr. Jefferson.
RT On Menday, "TilE SitA OE ICE."
ADMISSION—Dress Circle and Parquette, Wets,
(no extra charge for reserved seats;) 2d Tier Boxes,
25 ctg ; Galleries 50 and 25 cts
gy Box Office open from 9 to 5 o'cleek.
tW Doors open at 7; Overture commences at quar
ter before 8 o'clock preciselv.
"Ti IttLli AT TIIK VIKUIMA UOl St,
&W on 6>h street. TUESDAY, September SOth.
«r Gentleman and Lady, $1.
" LOST.
DUE BILL •*
Wm. H. for if 24 37, dated in Mty lait,
payable tn 4 month* with intereit.
The 6nder will be*uitably rewarded by le«vingth<»
'\T£-K ' ° mCe ' K. STRAUS.
Of T -Ou nunday, tb« 21st inet., a S>il»« «"
Lever WATCH, with the lettera A- C w. en
graved on tbe baek Th« find»r will be liberally re
warded *»y leav'n* it at t hi* office.
"I UKAVS, ATTKNTION :~Pnrnde In
£ front of the City Hall on MONDAY next. Sap.,
fflahh, at 3 o'clock, P M., in full Summer aoiforro.
lii Arm* and accoutrement* in order for impaction
By order of Capt Kllioit
ip 2.=>_4t WM IRA SMITH, id P»rit.
/'HHISTIAM He UTHWIP WMM"'
\.y nounee to their fri»ud* and tbe public that they
are in rcctipt of their Kail Stock of Good*. compri
sing pl.intern' goad*, auch aa— , u .
Blanket*, B*tineta, Linaevaand foiled Oloin«
Otnaburg*, Flannel* and Sheeting*
Dies* Good*, of the neweat deiigiu and ityl«*i luc
aa — ,
Rich Silk*, in Robe* and other deilgna
Printed and Ombre Shaded Ceehmeie* *nd Mouie
lainea
Plaid Merinoa and V'alenciaa
Shawl* — aijuare and long Scotch Plaid
Stella and Printed Caahmerea , .
Black and colored Thibet and Crape Scarf*, In rlcn
Brochi and Cashmere .
Cloak*. in rich Velvet, Moire Antique and I lam
and Kaccy Clothe
Kmbroiderie*, in Lace, Muslin. Cambric an.i I
White and Black Crape, in aetta and *tng!e-*oai«
very rich • _ .
Cm tain Material*, Laee and Muslin Curtains
Mara-illee Quilt*, Table Dauiuaka, Napkin* •»«
To* ellinaa _ . j
A ao Carpetings, from the beat i.B|tUah and Amen
can manufactureia—from low priced to nneat Unpen*
Aa we atill continue to aell good* eotirely oni the
eaah system, we confidently invite purchasers to
examination of oar poola and price*, beliavte* »
both will be found aatufsctury. .„, ap
CHRISTIAN k LATHR9P.
„ 2S ftO Main *tw t.
TO be r*-
1. ceived at the office of the City , t
12 o'clock M.. on TUESDAY nest, the Mm In*,'• «
tbe ereotion of an Eniine and Station House on .
site of-tbe preaent Engine Houaa, at tie co'»«
Marahall street and Brooke Avenue . .
Protocol* will be received lor tbe retire wort.
eluding takieg down the old house. or tor tbe
work end carpenters' work »e»aAtely. .
P>ana and Specification* ol the abjve wor*
examined at tbe olttee of the upderaigacd, woe
further information can he obtained.
By crder of tbe Cemmittee _ ,
ae iff—td W. PILL, City
C. W. HILI.MXN. * " * fcHlU.**"-
(J W. IIILLMAA A. CO., ao
W» New Yo»k Agent* for tbe sale of \ I*GIN«
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. . t
Liberal advance on annsiantuaßt* so*'-"
MISS TA/.KWKLI.'H sCMOOL. UrnrP
ST**«T, ItTWIIR 7TH ABO • tH.—Tb« •>*»"
•eaaion of tbla School will oouimeuoe i>« tbe hrst ll '
of October, and eloee the first day of J»ly- , «
Mia* Teaewell will be aaeiated by • f® atU * H
who** aitaimoenta and experience tender bi» * °""_
aidecable acquiaitioo te tbe tcbool Any_ o*®*' ,
•ired information will be eowuinnleeted through c
outer*, wbicli can be ebtaleed on application.
Teraaa, payable *emi-«nnually in ad venae; —
Piimarr M do £ M
Anoieet end Modern Language*, each., "
Mutic and Drawing, Profjaaw'* fcce.
ae *>—i«"