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« Virginia Mechanic*' Institute
The Fair . _|_i,t The opening addreee
3® by Mr. Ro. i. MOMtwn, of tie
f Institute. Mr. R. U a f«tle.
I<rfiae tateau and a aeetons advocate of
£.*en. enterprise and tbe taproot and In
crease of Southern manufactutee HU address
will, we doubt not, be a most interesting and aj>
P 'xi>e exhibition will be creditable to the me
chanics—highly ao under the circumstances. Be-
Me* the catalogue of articles more particularly
Dertaining to their vocation*, are a number of vety
curious things and others belonging to the fanciftil
line. Tbe ladies have been especially liberal in
their contributions, and there will ba a display,
showing the wonderful patience, industry and
taste which mark their handiwork.
A grand attraction, however, of tbe great Hall
where the Mechanics' Fair is held, is the renown
«d picture of tbe School of Athens, copied most
faithfully from Rafaelle's original- This picture
was painted to the order of the Alumni of tM Uai
varsity of Virginia, and is to.be presented by them
to that institution of which Virginians are so justly
proud. We had the gratification of aeeing it un
rolled yesterday by Mr. Pratt, the agent of the
purchasers, who has it in chargp It is a gloriot-s
picture. The genius of Rafaelie has indeed pre
sented the great philosophers of Athens iu forms
fitting tbe great souls that inhabited them. It is
a picture to be studied and admired always—one
that we can never grow tired of and in which we
can constantly discern new beauties.
The Exhibition will continue for ten or more
days, and we trust will ba liberally patronizsd by
the public. The mechanics are struggling to es
tablish the Institute permanently, believing that
it will impart the most important benefits not only
te their professions, but to the State at large. A
just State pride should prompt every citizen to
contribute something to help along the cause.
The Quarterly Lsw Journal.
Tbe Law Journal for October, 185ti, is a very
valuable number. 1U chapter of contents embraces
a great variety of subjects of decided interest to
the legal professioo. The "Journal" has won high
plaudits from distinguished professional sources.—
It ought to be in the ba»ds of every lawyer.
This excellent periodical is published in admira
ble style by J- W. Randolph St Co. The editor, A.
Guigon, Esq , is evincing much energy, talent and
judgment in his Important post.
Presbyterian SYNOD, NEW SCHOOL.—The Sy
nod of Virginia.New School, met at Sheperdstown,
Virginia, on the 9th, Rev. Mr. Read, of Richmond,
Moderator, and Rev. Messrs. Eva, of Maryland,
and Boyd, of Winchester, clerks. Rev. Mr. Sun
derland, of Washington, preached the opening
sermon.
Caution to Steamboat Captains—Tbe steam,
er Connecticut was caaght in the terrible storn
on Long Island Sound, on Friday last, and upon
brioging tbe life preservers out, in case they should
have to be used, it was found that not over fifty
were in serviceable condition. The rest were
rendered incapable by tbe effects of tbe heat on
tbe India-rubber daring tbe snmmer.
Missionaries .—Among the passengers of the
steamer City of Manchester, which sailed from
Philadelphia on Thursday, were tbe Rev. R J.
Dodds and lady; and the Rev. Jos. Beatty and
lady of this city, of the Reformed Presbyterian
Cbarch, and Rev. Guilan Lansing, of tbe Asso
ciate Reformed Church, at Damascus in Syria,
who go to commence a new mission, and aUo to
rc-inforce an important one already established at
that place.
Naval. —Purser Thomas R. Ware has been
ordered to the U. S. Receiving ship Pennsylvania,
to relieve Parser John N. Hamilton, on Monday
next.
Sentenced to the Penitentiary—Ben
Hughes, of Halifax county, Va., charged with
killing one of his negroes, was tried last week,
convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to eight
years' imprisonment in tbe penitentiary.
Military—Hoa. Jefferson Davis, Secretary of
War, Col. William 8. Harden, United States
Army, and Professor W. 11. Bartlett, of the Mili
tary Academy, West Point, arrived in Springfield
Wednesday evening, on a visit to tbe U.S. Ar
mory,
Accident on the Central Ohio Railroad
—An accident occurred on tbe Central Ohio Hail
road, near Giencoe, about ten miles west of Bull
Air, Ohio, on Friday morning last, by which sev
eral persons were somewhat wounded, and con
Blderable damage done to two trains of cars. It
appears that an accommodation traia, which was
turning off for the purpose of allowing a feight
train in its rear to pass, accidentally left some of
its hindmost cars upon tbe track by reasoa of the
coupling breaking. Tbe passengers were warned
of the approach of tbe freight train by those out
side, and some of them managed to escape. Oth
ers were less fortunate. The Wheeling Gazette
says:
The locomotive of the freight train rnn half way
through tbe hindmost car of tbe accommodation,
breaking it up to a great extent, and forcing the two
ears which contained the passengers frjra the bridge
upon which they had stopped to tbe east side of the
ravine, over which the bridge was extended.
A Mr. E. 81ocuiii belonging to Booker's opera
troupe, bad his face cut and was otherwise injured.
Mrs. M. J.Chambers of Indiana, had her face brtris
edand received other slight injuries. Dr. Buckly,
of'Zanesville, a passenger on the freight train, was
hurt very badly by jumping from tbe train. He was
left at Giencoe. A. brakesman on the same train
was injured by a similar effort to escape what he
considered certain death. A number of others were
bruised and scalded, but so sligbtlv as to be scarcely
worthy of remark. Among thern Gso. Brooke, of 81.
Louis, and E (>. Neeland, of Gaiiena, 111. After
these persons had received the neee»s*iy attention
at Hell-Air they were brought to this ctty. The two
passenger cars were completely demolished, so as to
render them perfectly uselest. Tbe locomotive of
the freight train was somewhat damaged. That all
escaped with life seems almost a miracle.
The Camels in Texas.—The Galveston News
contains correspondence from Castroville, Medina
county, Texas,dated I'Jth ult, from which we take
the following interesting particulars in relation to
the camels which have lately been imported there
by the United States Government:
I had also tbe pleasure of making tbe acquain
tsnce of Major Wayne, for several years attached
to tbe War Department in Washington City, wbo
went out last year to Asia and introduced the cam
els into this country, wbicb arrived at Indianola
last spring, and are now kept at this post. It has
been selected by him as tbe best adapted to that
service for wbicb he intends them. When we ar
rived they were out grazing, some two miles distant,
attended by tbe Arabs wbo have charge of them,
when Major Wayne very kindly sent out and had
them driven In fer our inspection There are al
together thirty-two, including some young ones,
and all are in excellent health, and seem to be do
ing well.
The males are kept separate from the fe
males, In the eoryeU, and when all wore housed
*pd we had examined them carefully, accompa
nied by Msj. Wayae, who gave us a very interest
ing account of their babits and peculiarities, he
J™ 1 * 1 one of them to be led out and loaded as if
»»ra journey After kneeling to receive tbe paek
*■><>•*cumbrous load of Itself, but such as
load co ? atr ' Uom wbieh Uwy came, a
fieient #n 1118 animal's back, suf
Wbieh he st*rted off* d "7 ta * W4 « on . wtlh
m*<iary * * * 00d ronn<l P*®*- A aro
ma! of tbe c.n. Jf , °^ t * "to l ®!* the saddle ani
saddle, he^!^»' kne * llo « receive tbe
offaeross thi n«Sut? 7** Arlb l wh# «*«ed
*** not much ahlrt„«.. P^ C " whlct Mated to
thay can ,on T This pace
Ut>« wHh pa.ri*et eM« r^ Uri f n , sucoeaaion, travel
per 4ay Th®» *lthty to one hundred
2*y«»lU»o«t »Msr * uUU for
frontier aervice ft* »hJlflC •daptabUtty to tbe
» waiter be yo £ *T 1 « I,e<l - U
formed m« that be ba.i Wayne ka-
W, aad k. k^r£2j»®~Wta»*«a^on,ln f
win be kept, in which
Paid orr.—Tha orsw of tbe Ualud States
•loofhof-w VibMl* wm p«ld off at Portsmouth,
v* oil the 13th. T hey had been on a three years
emit*, and their pa» rati amounted to •65,000
ARMfT Of THa KKKNCH SWIHDIJCRS.—The
telegraph of yettttdsy announced the arrest of
Charles Carpentier, lata Cashier of the Northern
Hallway Company of France. The Herald of Sat
urday says :
Ha was arrested ou Thursday night, In a farm
bouse, about 10 miles back of Newhurg, Orange
county, New York, by two of the United State*
Deputy Marshals, And waa conveyed to the El
dridge street Jail, in this city, on Frtdsy, where he
now remains iu close custody. Carpentier was
dressed la the disguise of a farmer, and was direst
ed of hU moustache when the officers succeeded Ir
arresting him. The fugitive was captured "hll<>
asleep in bed. much to his surprise and mortifica
tion. His captors wUI receive the promised re
ward of $1,000, effered by Belmont's agent In this
city for the apprehension of the prisoner- No mo
ney or property of toy conieqaenw wm found in
the possession of the fugitive.
Carpentler expresses great astonishment at toe
adroit manner In which his capture waa effected.
He says be did not tell auy one where he was go
ing when he left New York, but on tbe contrary,
hinted that be was going to Philadelphia, when
his intention really was to secrete himself in the
interior of this State until a favorable opportunity
might present itself for his escape.
He proceeded on board the Eria railroad ears,
and (retting off some dist nee from Newburg,
wended bis way into the interior, and th«re hired
himself out to a farmer at a very small compensa
tion per month.
As we said before, he was fast asleep when the
officers made their appearance at his bedside, and
summoned him to pnt on his clothing and prepare
for a journey to New York. He was greatly non
plussed, and at first denied that his name was
Carpentier, but the presence of a photograph of
the prisoner's made all denials useless.
Tbe officers conveyed their prisoner across the
river in a boat, and took tbe Hudson River Rail
road cars for this city, where they arrived withont
any obstacle. The appearance of Carpentier was
oomew hat novel. He was dressed in coarse far
mer's clothing, and although be tried to divest
himself of everything that might serve to betray
him, yet there were unmistakeabie signs of the
polished gentleman about tbe man whenever the
observer chose to scrutinize his personal appear
ance and mode of carriage.
The prisoner says that he has arrived iu this
country quite poor, and has hardly as much money
as would defray the expenses of a journey to
Europe and back. His story iu relation to the
fraud upon the Northern railway varies but little
from that of Crelet. .
Fatal Accident—lron for the Virginia and Tcnneuu
Railroad—Cold Wtatktr—Rtligwus Molten.
[CORRIBPINDSAC IC or THI DlSfilCH.]
Junction, Nottoway Co , Va., )
October 18, 1856- J
In my hurry to get my note ready for mail, I
forgot to give tbe name of the old gentleman who
was so badly injured at Rice's Depot—Redford
Fowlkes, was frs name; be lingered until half
pa~t 12 last night, when death cauie to his relief,
lie suffered excruciating pain
A train ot cars passed this place to day, on the
South-Side Road, with the first iron for the East
Tennessee road. The train consisted of eleven
flats. Tbe iron reflects great credit upon the Presi
dent of that road, for indeed it is the prettiest let
of T rail I ever saw.
_Tbe weather is very damp and cold yet,overcoats
and blankets are in requisition. Tha merchants
are busily engaged in opening their goods prepar
atory to the fall trade.
Some of tbe citizens are very busy raising funds
to erect a church at this place. May tbey succeed
in their enterprife, and by the by, this is no Le
compton of a place, although it has not been
"fenced in " We have had preaching regularly,
by ministers of ail orthodox denominations, under
our large "Shed," used by the two companies for
transferring goods and passenger?. Yours.
SENEX.
Fire at the Western Lunatic Asylum.
CORRESPONDENCE OF THE DISPATCH.
Staunton, October 19tb, 1856.
I deeply regret having so soon again to ask a
space in your columns, to apprise the community
that another fire has occurred at the Western Lu
natic Asylum. About 9 o'clock last night, a small
detached building, containing fifteen male patients,
was discovered to be on fire in the attic. Tbe pa
tients were promptly removed to places of secu
rity, without the slightest injury to any one, and
tbe fire was extinguished without other material
damage to the building than the destruction of the
roof.
In haste and very respectfully,
Fus. T. STKiur.LiNG, Physician, <tc.
DRISCOLL'S BALM OF THOUBAND
FLOWERS, 25 cents per bottle only. Tbe most
agreeable Drntrifice and Cosmatic that ever the art
of applied chemistry has produced, cleansing the
teeth, healing the gums, and imparting fragrance and
sweetness to an otherwise offensive breath, which too
frequently ex'sts, without the person's knowledge.—
For tale in Richmond by R. DUQUESNE, Main
street, and bv DrnnsistJi seneraliy.
,)' tiling prime bright stuull SIUiW and
4<J SHOULDERS, for sale by
oe 2! THOMAS JONES k CO.
HKBKKW l/ANtiUACiK. —i shall opf>n
on th» Ist of November, two classes, to teaeb
the HEBREW LANGUAGE, one for gentlemen
surl the otber 'o r beys. Those who wiah to join, will
please call on me at my residence, after 3 o'clock, F.
M. M. J. MICHEL* AC HER:,
oc2'—lot comer of Ist and Morshall s'b
OLIVK OIJL, of superior quality, for sale
by DAVENPORT. ALLEN k CO.
NKW BUCKWHKAT-'iOO Oars, far
s»le by DAVENPORT. Al.LE** k CO.
Wlll!KKKy.-W« Bbls Kectifled, lor
sale by DAVENPORT. ALLEN k CO.
AT PRIVATK SALK.-I have a lot of
very handiiome fu niture at sale, consiat
ini of 1 pair Oivars Sideboard, Mahogany Rocker,
Kureau and Glass, Seat Chairs, Dining Tables,
tc„ lie.
oc 21 R. CAUTHQRN.
THV Til Kit!.—To those who have not
already those MIX*!D SPICF.S, prepared
only by J. W. POLLARD, Druggist, 17th street.—
We say try them by all means for they are really su
perior to eny thing ever used for flavoring Pickles.
oc2l
SUPERIOR fEUAItN AKDiSUOKINU
TOBACCO—I have in rtore. a large sopplv of
Havana and Princire Segals, which are really fine.
Also, a supply of Havana Smoking Tobacco, which
cannot be sarpasssed.
JNO. W. POLLARD,
oc 21 Dragcist, 17th St.
SALT iiflsnt, for Male by
roc 21 davenport, allen v co.
Nut ckacks and pickh.--Niiver
Plated and Steel Nut Cracks; Pearl and Ivory
Nut Picks, for aa'e by
"C 21 BULKLEY It CO.
CANARY MHO VAUKH.—A lieautifnl
variety of Canary Cages, for aateat 137 Main st.
re 21 BUI.KMCY k CO.
NOTICK.-- My store will be cloned Tues
day and Wednesday, and re-opened on Thurs
day. the 23d inst., after which time will continue to
open as usual. JACOB A. LEVY.
«-c 21 15 Main street'
1(1(1 88118. ol a superior lot ot common
J Rosin, in store and for sal<> bv
oc 21 ' BRIDOFOPD k CO.
DOTATMKIS.-A superior'' lot of" Jersey
A Mercer Potatoes, just received m consignment
and fur sale by
oc2l BWIPQKORD k CQ.
1 r,|j Blil.s i'OI'O.UAC UKOHS liiiK
' RINGS, for sale bv
«c 21 THOMAS JONEB k CO
()() BBLB N&WAKK ClDfttt, for sale by
°c 21 THOMAS JONS.d k CO.
VVHOIiK and halt' bills tfeverldge's
ALE, for sale by
°c 2' THOMAS JONES h CO.
9(||| UBL!" Colt'ee. Crushed aad Pow-
W dered SUGAR, for sale by
oc?' THOMAS JONES k CO.
OJ; BBLB POTATO Kls AND ONION* lor
sale bv THOMAfc JQNEB k CO.
K\V HAJIN, BKKAHTM aad aHOIX
DERS, for sale by
oc 21 THOMAS JONES * CO.
r n HkliN and *3 bbla New No. A LKAF
LARD, for sale by
"C 21 THOMAW JONEI k CO.
OAfk BOXKM HPKKM and ADAM AN •
-CUU TINE for sale by
oe 21 THOMAS JONES k CQ
\KW PIOKLKH.-Jsat received a small
*■ ' lot of new Cucumber Piekles, for sale by
WII.LAM T. KING,
81 fi aad 8 FraakHn »rrr»t.
(VKWMUCKWUKAT rLODK.-K*«eiy
i, tag per steamer a prime lot of new Buokwhaat
rlour, in bags, for family use Per sale bv
WILLIAM T. KING,
0081 8 end » Pranklia street.
J*,*,* tOPPKK. O« band lot ofsaperior
Z. old Go »*rnr?»at Java Coffee, la poekeu, for wis
** „ WILLIAM* KING,
* e 21 8 aad g Franklin trset
100 wSi«S l Iv u f* , " t, ' , i f ". m i
«p p.T. BQRA *t£ t G JJfxiWd.
| SR PORT BP POR i'EBDIBFATOH
jVapaillkßr 'Hunt.
CMICAfIO, I Oct 18 —The propeller Falcon wa*
bnrned at tier dock iMt night, together with 15,-
000 bushels of wheat. Tha Falcon waa tanning
in the Western Transportation Company'* line,
and waa worth $30,000. No Insurance.
Kra Rauai.
New York, Oct. 20 —The Tribwu'i Kansas
correspondent, writing on the 14th. aaya 340 emi
grant* in Kane**, near the Nebraska line, have
oeen arretted by Col Cook with U. 8 Dragoon*.
Ulariie Dtaaatera.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 20 —The bark Rio, from Boa
ton, waa aeen on the 17th off New Inlet, N. C., on
bar beam* end, abandoned.
Brig Stephen Lay from Philadelphia for Charles
ton, laden with coal and railway Iron, foundered
on the 7th off Cape Hatteras. The captain,| hi*
wife aod child, and the crew, arrived here in tbe
achooaer Laura Johnaon, from Newbern, N. H..
The Expected Steamer.
Quebec. Oct. 20th. 12 M.—No signs of tbe steam
er Indian Queen, with date* from Liverpool to the
11th instant.
The PcoinilvKol* Election.-
Philadelphia, Oct 2J—The papers to-day say
that official returns bare been received from only
28 eountiee. Of tbe remaining number to be beard
from, 21 are Union and 15 Democratic.
Political Kejolclnffa.
PHiT.ADEL.rHiA, Oet. 20.—The Democrats fired
20!) guns this afternoon in honor of their victory in
the State.
The Keystone Clnb of this city starts to morrow
to participate in the celebration at York, Pa,
Wednesday.
Nicaragua and the United State*
New York. Oct 20—Mr. Muro, one of Walker's
Ministers has pnblicly expressed the sympathy
which he believed the present U. 8. Administra
tion feels towards Walker's government.
1 F VOU HAVK COUGH,
1 TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
IK YOU HAVE DYSPEPSIA.
TAKK HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
IF YOU HAVE KIIEUMATIHM,
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
IF VOU HAVE BRONCHITIS,
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
IF YOU IIAVE PAIN INTHE BACK,
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
IF YOU ARE ALL WEAKNESS,
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
IF YOU HAVE HKAO-ACIIW,
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
Bai.timork, Jan. 24th, 1855.
Me*ars. Mortimer k Mowbray;
I take pleasure in SAying to you that I have used
your "Hampton's Tincture" with gTeat prola. From
a serious throat affection, rriy general health had be
come very much impaired, when I commenced to
nit "Hampton'* Tineture.'" I found iu etfocnupon
my general health moat (alutarv. My nervous
avatem and digestive organs *oau righted up under it*
DI9.
I have several time recommended it to my friends,
and in every caa4, to far as I have been informed, they
have used it with saccesa.
Y sura truly,
JOHN LANAHAN,
Pastor of the Exeter Street M. E. Church,
Baltimore.
Chronic er Periodical, Nervous, or Sick Head-ache
of long standing has been cured by it—as an invigora
tor aud rea.orative. where a gentle stimulant is want
ed, we believe it superior to all the cordials ever be
fore the public to the Yuuth and Old Aye, the Single
and Married, we offer the most valuable remedy.
Call and get Pamphlets gratis, and see cures.
Sold by O. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
i. CO., Richmond; by Dr. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER k
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggist* ud Store
keepers everywhere.
0T Si par bottle; f bottle* for ti.
oc 21—diets
DININU TABtiltS Kut. !»ALK.--Kor sale
Seven Pine Dining Table*, 12 feet each in ieng'h,
suitable fjr a bearding house. They are a No. 1 arti
cle, and has been very little uspd. Apply to
oc 23—It* ALEXANDER NOTT.
VIOKK MKW liOOO!*.--! would rtspecl
-ITI lully inturui tfce pub ic that I nave juat returned
froui New York with my second supply of Fail and
Winter Clothing, embracing all the lateststylesliand
souie Dress snd Overcoats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, lie.,
and furnishing goods of every variety. My goodaare of
the best make, and will be sold as cheap as the same
quality can be bought in this market. Gentlemen in
want of a good tic of well made clothing at a fair
price, will p ease call at the old established Clothing
jLuiporiuiii. coiner of Main and 14th street,
oc2l HENRY SHAFRK.
y'l'lLL THKY (JOillt !•• Hj every stcuiu
er, we are iti receipt ofseveral cases of the latest
and meat approved styles of Clothing from one manu
factory. We are opening this day, tin : Dress Precis,
Doeskin Cassimere Pants, R;ch Velvet Vests, Su
perb Silk Vests, (both plain and fancy styles) Silk
and Satin Scarfs, Ties, tie. Jtc., to which we ask at
tention, as being the most approved styles of the
season, and of superior quality.
Uoods warranted—prices moderate,
oc 21 Kf.EN, BALDWIN fc CO.
<|W| UA iIKKL. !* OP WHISKKV, t.lu,
TVW Brandy, Cordial, Wine, and other 'common
liquors, in store, for sale by
oc 21 WM. WALLACE fc R'J»J
or. kausi iti.AiK I'tfena tfx-
MEN TO, in store, lor sale by
oo 21 WM WALLACE fc SON
"I n iIHIIM M-.W UAl!(li>-Huinii, ylioul-
IU dersand Breasts, received per Belvioete,tor sale
by oc 21 WM. WALLACE &. SON.
,)| 1 BULK. No. 1 Baltimore l>ts.AK LAUU,
" receiving per Belvidare, for sale by
oc 21 WM WALLACE A SON.
CA BAIisSKWBI'UmVUISA'I' i'LUt-ii.,
*J\J just received, forsa'e by
oc 21 WM WALLACE <t SON.
7C licxea Prime New Voik Male Cuitiiig
I O CHEESE, just received, for sals.
oc2l WM WALLACE S, SON.
;) " Begs Prime tioshen aml Oruuge couu
/w O ty HUT Mil, receiving for sale by
oo 21 WM. WALLACE & SON.
tibia, i.ovei ing'* A mid b ttetiued ist-
OAK, receiving sud for sale by
oo 21 WM. WALLACE b SON.
/in BbU. Kletaniticton's No. 1 old l<uiutly
TtU WHISKEY, received for sale by
oc 21 WM. WALLACF. St SON.
va HVK UOl.LAtts KhVV AUI).-Lelt
©f ray bouse on Thursday last, my dining room
jnservant "JAMES," a mulatto boy, about 20
years of age, 5 feet 6 high ; s|«aks quick when
■ULa spoken to, and can read and write. Masters of
vessels are requested to look out and see he is not
taken off North. oc 21 J J. FRY.
TOPASSKNGKKSPKK
STEAMER JAMESTOWN.-The
steamer Jamestown will not le«ve
■jBBUmBBLB here until early WEDNESDAY
MoRNINO tor New York.
Passengers goiug by her either to Norfolk or New
York are lequested to be on board by 6 o'clock thii
evening, Tuesday, Oct. 2ist.
oc 21—It LUDLAM A WATSON.
Ufa*' jq *aioIMTioN train.
OF HOURS —Ou and after
MONDAY, 28th inst., the accommoda
tion train of this Company will run daily, (Sundays
excepted.) between Milford and Richmond, leaving
Miltord at 6} o'clock A. M.,stopping at the Cottage
far breakfast, and arrive ia Richmond at 8 58o'olock
A. M ; returning, will leave Richmond at 3 15o'cloek,
P. M., and reach Milfo'd at 5 27 P. M., stopping for
paasecgers at any point each way.
Fare the same as on the Through Trains.
SAM'L RUTH,
Agent of Transportation.
Offi-aR. t k P.R.R. Co., /
Kichmond, Oct 21st. 18-Tti S nc2l
«5>- MAUAM C. SON respect-
IBiiMrl fully announces to the ladies, th»t
H|r her store will ba closed on Tuesday
vSbli and Wednesday aud bo re-opened on
THURSDAY MORNING, Oct. 23d with her winter
opening of superb and exquisite Bonnet*, compri
sing aJf the latest Kashious from Paria and Mew
York, consisting of Rich Royal Velvet of every kind
and color, Satin, and Straw Trimmed and Untrim
rued, with a choice aeteetion of elegant Kiowera,
Kaathera, Caps and Head Dresses, Itc. fcc, which for
style and cheapness, will compete with any other
establishment in the elty. and these In need of any
article in the Millinery line, wiil please give me a
call, as 1 am determined to please and give satisfac
tion. llon't forget MADAM SON, 55 Main street,
opposite St. Charles Hotel.
All orders in the Millinery department executed
with despatch and uaatnees. oc2l—fit*
|V|U*li:K.~ »ty Store will be dentil TO
-1 * DAY and TO-MORROW, and re-opened Thai*.
day, the23d lost. AUOUirUS MAILERT.
oe 21—It
AND KXTUA *LOIH-l/e
l etiivni for sale by oc2l J. J. RRy
KOM m l K-Ohc rfaessp ne,
B&SOB«°nd hand PIaNO, in perfect order.
1 17 ■ (I BruwJ ky JACOB BECK,
oe2l -jJr Monroe and Henry streets.
■ I 'V.'". T . • tfc" MOW Wtdww.
t ' 5 l * r <* bT ®» O BET«
, .. J "•* DOG. unbroken; with vary longhair,
ZMgt*ST/ m & '**' '•*' A literal re?
ward wtllhe paid for his retarn to
oe *'" 3t Hr. PAIRO.
ITW **"*»* KOU HALN,.» w »aIt l u
" nt Horse; work* well in sintleor do«-
Rf AMK i"iS-«•■""• Apply to B
Ofth* Powh at! nHo aae 'wto * *
*Aleo, a good TOP BUGGY, tor sale. oe 21~St*
If A HHTUP,
Ob Monday eveiH#|, Oetober l*h. In the aeanU
of Chosterfte.d. at tha rerfdeaeeof Haw
co . by the Rev. Baninel Taylor, Mr. MASSF.
NA *. QAKf, of Richmond, to Mrs. KUZAItTB
P CHALKLEY, of saldooanty. '
adAHLNfI MBWP,
PORT Of RICHMOND, October 30.
■ WaTIK Till DAT AT 10| O'CLOCK
ARRIVED. . ,
Steamer Belvidere, Pri.ehett, Baltimore, mix, Ln
lain fc Wataos
dchr. St Luoas, Adams, Rockland, Lime. L. Libby.
Thaachra 8. R. Allan, from Boston. and Crensiaw,
from hew Tork, reported balow City Paint.
SAILED, '
Pteemer VlrgUU, Imuu, Philadelphia, mdse and
passengers, H.C. Tattle.
Bohr. Adeline Townsend, Townee ad, Alexandria,
iiibt.
Entered, Bremen chip Apnea, Captain Schilling, in
ballaet to Lodlam 4 Wateon.
Bchr. John Raodo ph, Granger, of Baltimore, celt,
hound to Richmond, ia aabere 18 mile* below Cape
Henry
NOTICE*.
er* Fair af the Mecbaties laatltnte.—
The annual Fair of the Mechanics Institute will be
opened NO-NIGHT. Tbe oientng addreaa will ha
delivered by RO J. MORRISON, Esq., ef the
Southern Female Institute. Beside* the usual dia-
SPECIMENS OF MECHANICAL BKILL AND
INDUSTRY, AND OF FANCY ARTICLES
AND PICTURES, *
The work of American Artists, there will bo exist b
, ited the GREAT PICTURE of
"TIIB SCHOOL OF ATHENS."
from the original, by Rafaelle. Mr. PRATT will
exp ain the picture each night.
Th«i Institute bopea the public of the city and
country will generously aid them in their exertions to
foster atd extend Southern genius and enterprise
iy Doors open at 7 o'clock oc 21-lt
W October til.—We nek particular at
tention to the sale THIS APTKRNOON, upon the
premiaea of 25 of the mod Desirable Building Lots
in the Town of Sidney, situated on the Plank Road,
Alain and franklin streets, near the Fair Grounds. —
See tha advertisement under the suction head
oait TaVLQR h WILLIAMS. Anct.
IV* H t-liaious S«rvict<s.-Kev. Dr. H bite,
of Lexington, Vs., will preach this (Tuesday) eve
ning in the Third Presbyterian Cuatch, Churcfi Hill.
Services to ouiniuence at o'clock. oc 21—It*
IST Ad ailjourued Monthly Meeting of the
"Young Men's Christivi: Assoctaiiuu" will be held,
c>n THIB (Tuetxldy) LVENINO, at7jo'clock, in the
tiailot tlio Adiociatiun. in Uoddin's Building,
oc 21—It LKBOY J. GRANT, Rec Sec.
If Democratic Meeting.--TheDemocra
tic Association will meet in tbe African Cnurch, on
TUESDAY evening, Mie 2l»tiust. at 7 o'clock.
Hon. WILLIAM BMITH. of Fauqni-jr, formerly
Governor of Virginia, wi.l addresi the Democracy—
The citizens are invited to attend.
oc 21—It JAP. DOVE, Sec'y.
jVJOTIC K —The Companies composing the
i.™ Richmond Fire Department will meet in front
of City Hall THIS MORNING, at I o'clock, to at
tend Semi-Annual Washing.
By order of the Chief Engineer.
oc 2i—lt P. W. RALSTON, Herk.
ATTENTION Ijl B KK'f V ( O.Ul'A> V No.
I.—Meet at your ENGINE HOUSE thie (TUEe-
DAY) MORNING, at 9 o'clock, punctually.
J. P. Tylkr, Secretary.
oc 21—It A. J. ADDINGTON. Com'r.
* ATTKN I'IOM, PIICENIX FIKK
CO. No B.—You are hereby command-
to assemble at your Enginj House,
I'TffißrVl TH S (TUESDAY), tner 31st
iuat, at 12 o'cluak, M As thlsiaaS'ate washing,
etc., every member will be punctual. By order.
oe2l—ft ED. P. GAINES.
/A Vit.IL.ANT KIKK CO. No. 7.
Assemble at the hnuse in rear of Clay
mSO,street Church, on this (TUESDAY), at
12 o'clock. M, in fall Uniform, for the
pnrpose of attending the semi-annual Washing of the
Ricnuiond Fre Department.
By order of the Commander
pa2l—lt* G>:P. A. CHARTERS. S'e'y.
.Tv _ ATTENTION All! KIKK
UjJ#- COMPANY, Ne 4 —Yon will inset at
tout Engine Hcusa for parade en THIS
TUESDAY, at 1 o'clock, P. M, pre
cisely, in full Winter Uniform.
By order of the Commander
M. G DELARUE, Sec'/.
P. 8 —Be punctual at hour.
oc 21—It* M. G. D. S'd&'v.
» NOT J C K.-FI OAJKKR HOOK
AND LADDER CO., l-*-WiU meet
111 th * Truck House THIS DAY, at 124
£so'clock. P. M.
By order of the Foreman.
oc2'—lt* D T MA DIG AN, Rtc'y.
& ATTJ£NT».<JN PKOTKOriON
/aB& FIRE COM'/any, No. 2.—Partde at
Enrir.,- House TO-DAY, (Tuesday.)
o 11as at 12J o*c!osk preeisely, in full uniform—
Helmets, Shirts, Black Pants, Belt and Spanner.
By order of your Commander.
oc2l~ It* WILL AM P AYRE3. Bee'y.
a ilNmFmiiiirrSUrF^
TENTION.—You are hereby requested
to meet at your Engine Hons*, on Church
Hill, on THI» (Tuesday) MORNING, at
11 o'cock, in full dress uniform, for parade.
Br order of the Commander.
oc 21—It* R. T. SMITH, Sec'y.
- tT\ ClTiy-KN Pi UK CU, MO. 6- -
Parade, 1n fall uniform, at your Engine
HMESsUous-., THIS DAY, at 1 o'clock.
w -w Members will be punctual, as this pa
rade is required by law.
By order of the Forerrai.
oc2l—lt R. E. BLANKENSHIP, Sec'y.
XU. ATTENTION NIAUAKA
w—COMPANY, NO 5 —Parade at yourEn-
SSjKgLi. gine House thi< TUES DAY,at 15fi o'clock
* ~"W - precisely, in full uniform, to attend a
washing of the'department.
By order of the Commander.
W. H. STYWATER, Sec'y.
P. S Red Shirt, Black Plants, Patent Leather
Belts, White Gloves.
oc 21—It* W. H. 8. Cee'v.
£V_ NTKAVKI) UUHTOLKN.treaitbe
A**TV First Market House,on SATURDAY even
ing, the 18th of Oo'ober, a YELLOW
MARE, 3 years old. She had on a black saddle wiih
a leather girth, a grey blanket and a common bridle.
I will give a reward of Ten Dollars lor the delivery
of the Mare to me; and if stolen, for the appre
hension and cenviction of the thief.
oc2l -tf JOHN LINpSEY.
I'KAK'M OIL, procured from Cincinnati,
from Rocky Mountain Bears for sale, sisj fifty
or sixty varieties and styles of Pomades for the
Hair, French, American and English.
8. P. SEMPLE, Apothecary,
oc 21 202 Malnat-
UAIK HKL'SIIKH, wit boat doskt, itan
Ax mo»t varied assortment in the city, consisting of
more than sixty styles of every manufacture, at rea
sonable pricea. 8. P. SEMPLE, Druggist,
oc2l 202 Main st.
UUJIKTHiMI NKW.-l noticed la nass-
ing up Governor street, at HARWOOD'B Ware
rooms, the moat complete Spring Bad that I have
aver seen; it is ao very aitnple in ita construction
that it is not liable to gat out of order. He baa nso
the largest and moat beautiful assortment of Furni
ture I have ever sees exhibited in Richmond My
attention was attracted to a moat beautiful Wardrebe
In the assortment. oe 20-dim X
UUOD«.~At«O»TIJB
MAILERT would call the attention of purchas
ers of Dry Goods, to his well selected stock, in pert
as follows: Black and Fancy Silks; Mariuos; Alpacas;
Plain and Fancy Moualins; Irish Linens; Woollen and
Cotton Hosiery; BUck Bi'k Cravats, Laces end Edg
ings; Ladies' \ esU; CoraoU; Bbawls; Cal'eos; Übirtinr.
Stripes; Black Silk Fruiges; Black Moire Antiuae
Trimmings; Hair ferteeletU; Crape Shew)*; hand
some Counterpanes; Cotton fringes; Cambric Bands;
Black Lace Veils; Table Cloths and Towelinga; Ruiaia
Cambric and Swiss Edgings; handaoraa Sat tin
and Cloth Cloakr, Apron Ch*cka; Bed Ticking; Cas
simeres; Corsets; Veatiegs; Linarys; Bed sud Negro
Blankets; bleached and anbleached bhirting and
Sheeting Cottons; OU Cloths, and many ether dadra
ble goods to be had cheap at
cc >6 Ne. 41 MAIN STREET.
«KAL-KUt» Also ifUiL<.
~ Dfcßg—The subscribers having determined to
discontinue the Lumber Business, offer their entire
reduced prices, consisting, of via :
350,000 feet WHITE PINE, all qualities and
tbietneM
'35?? f ** t Southern DRESS KLOOBINO
125,000 feet White wood BOARDS and FLANK.
ALSO,
Cher-y, Marie, OAK. Hickory.
ml ow P,n *. Bo,r(U ' SCANTLINO, Rails, fco.. kl.
The attention of the Taj OR is particularly called
to out large and extensive stock, as we are determin
ed to cine* oat the entire stock without delay.
on 20 l»lf R. It O. WJHITKIFLD,
obzo -lmif Comer of Cary and 10th at-
R u i ,L J WT «» JfITZOJtKAL.iI. 1*5714
~T ®*f Mreet—Offer for sale a choice lot Sperm,
Adamantine and Tallow Candles; Colgate's jwU,
bisi wn and fancy Soaps; choice New Orleans andPor'
toßi«oßagar;Loaf,SnMhed. Powdered and Coffee
UocU • •" 4 OM Government Java
L? 2 T"fi,?* con ***** Liverpool Pine Salt;
prime pickling Vint gar; No. 2 Mackerel; Lima: Stem
Si arch; Window Glass; Old Dominion Nat la; Fine
Oreeu aad Black Teas; choice eld Braxdiss, Wines,
JUi? n ".l I** *»• WWAey, witha
I " f OLu4>f k* found in a similar
eatabj ahasui.'. CK 20 - St
VIRGINIA UKUAMA AMD Bl\Til
J MANUFACTORY, casual Si Malnaod
Richmond, Va., R. Me DON ALD.—The ssheuitw
haa ww ob head a aopariar aasertment of Rosalie tor
AMJWlllllTn.
qpHBATJAB.
I Also at the National Theatre, Wwhtoitt* mi
the Holiday Street Tbaatra, Baltimore |
*. W. MOXLEY, ArtSmgU—tm.
TOES DA V BVKWIWOf Of«rt« QUU
The Oiaa. Drama of the
SEA OF ICE.
Cuto..: ...Mi.' »m\'Uar.
•»•••• *J f - JfCwmm.
{wT •' v: b£±m»
Mi- D.th«
WadameTerringa *"■
LEND METIV^SBnIuLrNpS.
° (JMON-Dwia"cir'tUiuid PMywg".J®"**'
(ao extra coarse for reserved seat*) 3d *U» BW
25 eta.; Galleries SO aad 2S ets
rmr Box Office op«n from 9 to S tftwer.
gr Door* open at 7; OwftK* W*"W I* -1
terWire » o'eloek »roe<— ly.
YJIAN, TUK WIKIKU!
W YMAIT, THE V KSTHIKOQLIIT.'!
WYMAS, THE WIZARD!!!
METROPOLITAN HALL!
METROPOLITAN HALL!!
METROPOLITAN HALL!!!
FAIR WEEK!
fair wbekm
-»-» FAIR WBEKII!
FALL HACfib.
- . TUK NEW OTAK
KET RACES will epm
menoe on the 21at October.
Fibst D*t —Bweepat*ke
for a j ear ex. trance, half forfait and elo
"* William H. Gibbons, eh. g. Nicholas, by Oleneoe,
daii Nannie Rhodee, by|Johoß. Grimes.
.(erne* Talley. eh. c. by Talley-ho, dan» Betsy
White, by Golibh. .
Major Tbouia* Dctftell, cb. f. Su© Waahißgton, by
Revenue. data W aabiiigtoa. by Zingsjiefc.
Sblomli Da*—Proprietor's Purse —two mile
Day—Jockey Club Purse •BOO—4 mile
heats, with Inside stake of »o«0 each, with four snb
scribeis .
William H. Gibbons, Nannie Lewis, by Gla&coe.
dam Motto, by Bearfoot.
Dr. Calfey, of Georgia, not named. ...
David MuOaniai, oebastopol, by Talley-ho, dam by
Orator.
C. Ureen, ch. h. Frank ford, by Glencoe, dam Mary
Morris. .
Fourth Day—Sweepstake, mile heats—for 3 year
elds that have never won a race, $100, 50 forfeit—to
name and cloae the 15th Oetober. Three or more to
make a race. „ _
oc 4—• td O. P. HARE.
NOTICE.— I have this day appointed Dir.
WM. 8 O'BRlhN, my Agent to conduct the
GROCERY BUSINESS, in this city, for cash only
DANIEL MURPHY.
Bichmond, Oct. 13, 1856. oc 21—8w*
DKPUr fUK FINK VIKWIMA CllhW
-INO TOBACCO —We keep constantly on band
a large st jck of the oldest and fineat leaf Chewing
Tobaeco in the State, put op expre*»ly forouraalea
nearly two year* *ince of Premium crop*.
(gentlemen in want of eotnething extra will call on
BENNETT, BEERS k FISHER.
EruiggiaU, and dealer* in Cigar* and Smoking
Tobacco of very superior quality,
re 21 125 Main street.
IPANCY TUILKT ARTICLKB—Hair
Brushes: Soaps; Razor Strop*; Pouiadia; Ha<r
Dye*; Heir W»*be»; Tooth Brushes; F\'„e Combs;
India Rnbber and English Horn Dre>*'ng Comb*;
Cologne Water*; Perfume*; .Toilet T»ottlss: Lu*tral
Hair Tonic; Barry'* Triconlieroua, and everj article
e*esntial to a fashionable Toilet.
BENNETT, GiCERS k FIBHER,
oc2l Druggi*U.
T'AMNb.H'S Bbla. lor sule by
1 BEf.fiETT, BEERS fc FISHER,
oe 21 D*wt >!«>•«■
AM I AHAUY TO I>lK?—Death 1* *B«!
rq man can escape him. Ua tiead« with eqnn
foot «t the hovel* of pauper* and the palace* o<
K-ing*. Are you ready to ge with him and leave te the
eold eharitie* of the world a widow and orjjhant ? -
How can yan be if you oannot leave them a certainty
or subautenoe, and a freedom from the ill* of pover
ty? Every maa may thu* provide by calling on the
Agent of the A'#» York Life Inturatue Company.
and secure a policy for $1000 to #10.000, whicu can
be tnaae exclusively for the benefit of hi* family. All
losae* paid in 60 day* after proof of the part)'* death
The Company will have paid at thit Agency, in s
few day*, 1.-sses to the amount of #18.000, since Janu
ary 1856. For explanatory hooka or information, call
at the Agent'* otiice, 203 Main street.
CHAO. WOKTHAM, Local Agent
Chas. E. Worth am. General Agent and Attorney
for Va. oe 2fl- -6t
to HICH9IOKD KNCAJIPinSNT OF
YY KNIGHT TEMPLARS, No. 2.
/V\ Oaosns No. 4.
Sir Knishts: Attend a parade of year Fneamp
m«nt, onj TUEBDAY, 21st|inst, at 2 o'clock, P. M.,
at the Ai»soi.'s Hall, to act a* Escort to Maosbeeter
Lodge, No. 14, upon the occasion of laying the corner
stoue of a Baptist Church.
The parade will be on horsebaok. Dress : Black
Cent* and Psnts, White Vest, Black Cap uith silver
lace. Apron, Sash, Side Arm* and Lancea.
By order of the M. £. O Commander.
Teste: THOS. B. BIUGER, C. G.
John N. Pbicc, Re carder. oe2o—2t
/A NOriClC—The
tjMjJ proprietor of Onr House,
\JIMp in cena* ction with hi* old
and wel 1 known assistant,
C. HUNT have taken and fitted out the saloons inside
the Pair (rounds, where they will be moat happy to
reoeive and wait npoi i all thslr friends and aeqaain
lances; alae, all atran gers who nay be either bongry
or thirsty, pledsing themselvss and servants to du
justiae in everything pertaining to the good things of
this life. Give them a call and jadge for yourselves,
oc 20— lit
fete 9IKB. M. A. LVONH, Agent for V.
mn Lyon, 115 Broad street, ov«r Hirtwelt h Co,
HffiHTwill open on Tvesday. Oct. 2lat. an elegant
WbL assortment of Fail and Winter MILLINERY.
Miss 8. LYON will also open new styles children's
clothing and patterns. oc 30—«t
FMKsH Bti'PLV or JKWKIi-
RY.—I have juat .•ecetved direct from the
jf. manufacture ts a large stock cf new sty la
■■PCaineo, Oold Stone, Lava, Kioreatiiie and
plaiu liold breastpins, Ear arid Finger Rings, Brace
lets, Ac.; also a goad assortment of boaom and sleeve
Batten*, Lockets, Bracelets, Pencils and Chains.—
Call and examine before buying.
T. B HUMPHREYS,
oc 20—lw No. 57, Opposite St. Charles Hotel
FOtt illicit—For the balance ef the year,
a Negro MAN. A pply to
oc 16—ts R. CAUTHORN.
OPKMNH OF NKW »OODH.~We are
in receipt of man y very desirable Goods, suita
ble for tha season, at v sry low prices Wa eunnierata
a lew: Cloak*, Mantles and Tabuas, In Velvet, Satin,
Cloth and Moire Antique; Dress Bilks—Plain, Htrio'd,
Plaid, Broeade, in colo red and black; Merinoes—Thl
bats, Alpacas. Bombazines, Mooslines and Plaid Me
rinoes; Shawls of the newest styles; Mantilla and
Bonret Velvets, ia bitch and colored; rish Bltck
Moire Antlqaes, In blat k and eolored; Bilk Flounced
Robes; Lace and Mu ilin Carta has; Linen Tab'e
Cloths, all sixei; Napkin, Towels and Diapers; Kid
Gloves; French worked Collars and Sleeves; Em
broidered Linen Camb. Hdkfr. Bands and Flonaclngt
innumerable; black aad white heavy Bilk Hose; and
many other goods, too numerous to mention. We in
vite all our city and country friends to give us a call
and see for themselves. Remember oar usotto—
"Quick sales and small profits "
J. MILLHISF.R It BRO ,
re 20 193 Broad street.
Ml > 1> well the plane, far It It true,
•'Great bargaina are la store for job
SCHAAP It CO. are eelliLg ike meat fashionable
pattern* ef Glass, Butter, Preserve, Pickle and Bu
g*r Dishes; Lager Beer and other Tumblsrs, and De
canters; Create and Water PiCobitts; Goblets, Wine
Oissses, Egg Cups, Salt Cellar*. et4 ; Looking Glaae
e*. (broken one* repaired, >an 4 Cloort; No 1 Kroastoce
China Plate* and Dishea, ate.; rich' y guilded and or
namented K lower Vaaea and oth»r Pallor urnamtut*;
Walter*; " ui * Oil Lam pa, and t bonsand* of other
article*, ut priea* SO aad 75 een e k>ver than they
generally can be bought for. Ov cub purghaae* on
Northers'auction*,enable a* to del"y eompetitioa —
Our Confectionary eetabllahment 11 supplied with a
complete a**ortmen r . Pleaa* Mil .at the Frea«b
Confectionary aad Variety Btore, ooraer Broad aad
Third atreet*. oe3o
JiUMltLs COHN. m beard eokr.
M. c. Vraater, ia tht DocH. Karaaie bv
** * KABKBRV^L.
1Q V*oP er '•rrei relet Hreabce.
all wfcite brittlae. Alio, 1540 a. A-#and«-#twiae
Jr»i»t Bnukea; toaether with a large a**ert
meat of D tating. Scrubbing. Shoe, Ley and Steve
Bruaheaj (Iralniug, Marking.White Waak and Kalao
ulaa Bpuhe*, of the ba*t manuftctui*. For a«le> at
ramaonable prlcaa. by BATTLER h. CO .
— W »»yow Eiebaage Bank.
M
°* <-■> LCwriß M. WEBB k CO
"•I** tke.-eky repairing aeitber
Si. !**• P* *>bont eklldiea, veba
a
- *" »- - I
w^Ti»S«r«r3S
»**«• •• «'-•»* t.4f»41L7l
TO M&pSnsr,
¥» for* eh lld two yean old. She ■Mtw. iS?'
Apply to
»M.».BURR,attie AxHßg'eo
™»-ts
Wfctte Mr# iiArnrmmm" ~~~~~~
J* f»I»»d) U do HlMboaeework
toaa a«a< ap»l T Set wh.t cu eo«»I2 !*!"«•
TE/""" JRSP
'yf- .Th«a4rw—r ea.i alae m M ChamTx...*
wd perfect SeaaMtreea ThaJhaat af
h*d. fI«M call at No. 9M Broad IKw k2T!i?
air..
WAhMD-Bt >»»... al> —-—.
ties as Drew Maker or , altq«.
SSi >iSSr,fc3tfc£S.
W?/ , T* D - '""MMH-l. m,,,..:
» » of » m»rk -t or fn.bj , ttofZffZ
7K: SB? ""••• •"*" " "JS
Wzk>T- '• L "' ! -
mond, Frederick*barf and Potomie Railroad. 'J
K " « »«««*'"
- - *oat
Jonrafjaien stiOt
* * MAKERS, to work oa raen'e Welted Bho ..r
•* aß - t « C. 8. MAURICE'S. 1M Malt
WASiTBD-MJNm-I wtak t."^^.
■wssairas? -*
■*»-" JNO J. WERTH,
w m«?saga ta«a»gs
face operations, at the Coke Mines. *
my 27-ts JOHN J. WEtTH. tmt
V|7ANTKU.-TWO UA.ND», (."wTST:
" ICnstomer'a Coata None bat good workmen
aoply. Call at 114, Main •tree':. ""Md
WM. IRA SMITH
Ki""" 7 - "DAv'B'i'JS'ftiraH
,e No TB. Male itrwt
W ANTltl >' liAND WARRANT*...|
v T constantly paving the highest market Mice fm-
UAND WARRANTS. Persons wh. d»«I L tber"
and all other* who have tbem for tale. will do wail
bj calling eo me before the; dispose of tbem. Call
at WM, HURLEY'S Exchange Office, SO Mala »t
opposite tba Ht. Charlea Hetel, Richmond. Va *
I'OR RENT—Two lodging rooma orar my office,
oc 16—3 m
WaVR , ? U t T A " U^* t, * D MA'A
GER for the eatuing year. 1 have been doing
business of the kind for fifteen year* and flatter at.
lelf to understand the boainea perfectly, url cut
gi»« a pretty good character M a Manager. Any oo«
wiahing aneh a person, will pleaae ca;l on Col. 8 8
Mver*, at the Broad etreet Hotel, for farther partN
oalara. *e 18—t.
~\Z5 WiNTKU IMMKUIAIfcLI -
fIJL FIVEHUNDRED YOUNG MF.N toss™*
JC) In the UNITED STATES MOCNTHO
1 "tv miVIB» l»» Katuat, Nebratka, CUi/er
nia. S'ete Mexico and Texat. Pay from *12 to «i 4
per month, according to the rank and tba capacity of
the soldier. Horaea, accoutrements e!othm( food
and medical attendance, furnished free of ehirgs —
No deduction of wage* on accoont of nckn;**.
ALSO,
Wanted immediately, a few MUSICIANS fir the
BANDS OF THE MOUNTED REGIMENTS, and .
few BOYS of good character, between tba Me of
fourteen and eighteen year*, to leant mtuir; to whom
will be given the PAY AND EMOLUMKNTft ofihe
•oldier, and they will alio reeive a MUSICAL AND
MILITARY education free of charge.
$2 will be paid to any peraon bringing an accepted
Rro uit to tbii Rendezvous.
for further Information, apply at the Renie<vou«,
Franklin itraet, opposite Mettopolitan Hall, Rich
mond Va oc 4—dint
LOST.
L08T«»0n FrMay ovciing lull mim
where in this city, a POCRciT BO Jk ooatais
ing about $:W0 in North Carolina money; also, twj
due bill*, one for $1.65, (ivcn by Mr. Cbu H,
Locher, and the other for $40, given by A'ex HilL
rne public are cautioned against trading or rtcei".
ing (aid note*, payment of the same baviag beta
(topped.
oe 21-St* CHAS. L. CLAP lif
f OHT~Oi the afternoon of Sunday, tka
Li 19th inst, at Mr Hose's Lbitrh. (2d Pr.«liyt»-
rian ) a GOLD BRACELET, with ths ioitis!*. M,
Li. W. to M. 8. W„" engraved inside. A saitabU re
ward will be paid to thunder upon lesvinr It at this
office, or at Mr. ORE fTE Ri, corner of 2<i and drus
■tracts oe 21— '*
[ (IKT-Mamswksre Itetwees IMm «•<
I J 21st streets, on Broad, oi rtaturd y last » M <<•<
Blue Cloth CLOAK. A tultable reward will b< pud
fyr its delivery at the Pisnstph office. oo 21
f OST...A Negetiuble NOTE lor live t iss*
Li sind dollan, dated 22d (Jetob-r, i»St, aid d>j«-
ble 4 months after date; drawn by> I. R Aidson,
and endorsed by me. Pay mint of whish h'l b«rs
•teped. All persons ar» warusd not tu tr%d> fur it,
ana the finder will 'oafera f»vor kf Issvlr* 1". viia
me at the Armory Works. R ARCH it.
oe 51—St*
LOHTi —On Wednesday lent, UtliSer
IMb, 1856, a imal PORT MONfIAIE, eea.stwl
about fifty cen's ia silver, sad papers valssbleto
noae but theowner. The fiedsr will be lHnrailyrs*
warded by leaving the sime at this edits.
oc 20—ft*
f OHT#«Le*[ nr mial rid. within lae I ist
Li two er three w?eks, a NtfGOTIABbK huTk
drawn by Joha anl George Oibsea ia onr f«vor,f<ir
*5\ pay ible -t tbe Bask of Virginia. A I P»"oss
are fora-vsraa 1 aguost tra I <« for the same,
oc 18—St* CRUMP It RAQIAND
fiREAr SALK OF I)KV tlOODH!
VJT A t A ROE STCK K Of
NEW FAlsli DRY GOODS
TO BC »01,1 WMHtW
TWO MONTHS!
V. COHEN,
NO. 175 BROAD STREET,
Begs to announce to Ui j pablic that the to 'stsst is«
crease of his business makes it impeiallvs to biis
his present store enlargvl, aad In order to iisve ta«
imp'ovemeat execotea as soon as possibls, *11
goods will be offered at «ueh extremely
LOW PRICES
as to secure their
QUICK MALKH! ~ .
To ennmerste the goods and their prices, wo iat«s
too luueb space; suffice it to say. that he «•
an unusually large Stock, embracing everytl 1 1 10
l>ttY GOODS LTN,i; : .
and his facilities for purchasing goals beisg u
as those of any other house in the city „
GREAT BARGAINS may ba exp«et«a. flow
sold •xclnsivelv ferCASH. nelt)-- _
**"" ' " " FUK TRAVEL.-TWICJSWS
LV (SUNDAY NIOHT EXCEPTED,) BKI. JVKW
RICHMOND. BALTIMORE, PHILADKLPri'J
and new York, via acqlia cßLfc* a*"
WASHINGTON.—Over the Richmond, Kre<««o
burg auii Potomac Railroad. to tbe Petomae w «|>
•evtuty-fiva miles, and by tpU-ndid *ai
■learners thence to Washington, fcfty-tive ■"'"Vi
all 130 miles, in «evcn hour*, beiug a couilertttin
perfectly safe rate ol ipwd. _ „ , ku .
Hunt, of depart urn, 7aT 11. aad P.
|t(« under charge of special agents checked k«® *
u Washington, Baltimore, PLUedelphl* and *■'
r«L
FAUX.
To Washington, * s ,«
" Baltimore, .. J*
The track of the Railroad between Ricliiuem' .
the Potoruae River, ia uaw undergoing «>«» 7. . ■
of it being already completed with an eiwMe 1 *'
perior quality, and aa more than one nullwo
seugers have been heretofore aafely aed
transported over thi* route, it '•* hoped and »«■
ihat wo one will be loductd, ky the misrepr** f j
embraced in the advertisement over the M"" ,
"H. D. Whitcoiub, Rupert," te »•'«' "%
•ud atom circuitous route, referred U) tnerei»
R. Jt F. P. R. R. baa been in operation for sw *.?W-«
yeara, aad iu all that time uo passenger ks* l ""*'
killed or crippled by accident* frwuJ
otherwise, which ia without panUMU tb* hi*"»o
railroada ia tbia country B. RUTB.
Superintendent of TranapertaW^.
•far propers tlaa 1* recommended with the r*"J.
aoattma Paa* experience aad ta*» of
Ingprevedfato ke oaeof tkebad, ml** •**
reliable wwrie deatroyer* ia aaa r .^tH
ty te tke voeagaat iafant. aa tt aoatala* *•
WortaW, Tarpeathae ar otker naa*i;i "•*£*» T*
would ke apt to Irritate or #M*wtke «>***:-^l<
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