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THE IMII.Y DISPATCH'
Baitey 'simrmlmt, t
Finanoial and OomnßßWial.
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♦300,000ia the■» Jjg flisexpors
«SXISS=S=
IV. at O. Saturday thara wera
gftOCO Virginia r.tf •»* #10,000 Taan.— eI .at
#Pl, and # 10,000 da at #91).
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Ztls. 'con it-*te 61901 c ; y.Uow
*3c.
van No*. 15 —Floor haaa decliaiog ten
dsacT* 8 -°°° bbl »' Bute
*°Wh«t tendency, but nominally
•uhuied : sales of <H,tiOO bu'hsls; red 01 56, white
71 Corn ia vary dall; aalaa of #Si.ooo
bushels; Southern mixed 6j»c.
FOKKIUN ITKMS.
The mails by the Europaare received, buteor.
tain mo newa of importance beyond what haa bean
telegraphed The following are Item* of interest:
The aeconnta of the recent earthquake In Egypt
wera exaggerated. At Cairo, however, math
alarm waa felt. Among other incidenta, Mile, lta
chel rnthed from the bonae in her night dreas.
Advieea from the Cape of Good Hope to August
■ji, report busines* very dull, provisions dear, mo
ney acarce, and another Caffre war threatening
A meeting of the Turkish Missions Aid Society
waa held in Exeter Hall, London, for the purpose
of taking leave of tho Rev. Dr. C. Hamlin, who is
returning to the scene of his minsionary labors io
the East. Hon. and Rev. B. W. Noel, seconded
by Rev. W. Bagnall, moved a resolution recognis
ing the elevated exertions of the American mis
sionaries among the Armenians. The meeting
then terminated.
Admiral Sir Charles Napier lias written an un
usually temperate reply to Sir Robert Peel's after
dinner speech in which he taxed the veteran Ad
miral with something very like cowardice.
Col- Tarr, whose arrest by the Austrian* may be
remembered, has been refused a passport to Con
stantinople by Lord Clarendon.
Mr. William Brown, M P, of Liverpool, who
some time since offered the munificent donation of
£6 000 toward* the erection of buildings for a fre
library and museum, offers to double the amount cf
his gift, provided the building be commenced im
mediately.
The liabilities of Fox Si Henderson, the con
tractors, Is £350,000—half unsecured.
The London Times strongly dissuades capitalists,
from investing in the Russian railway concessions.
The railways conceded are 3,500 miles, requiring
forty millions sterling of capital
The British government has presented a gold
chronometer with this inscription : "Presented by
the British government to Captain Champion, of
the American ship Victoria, for his generous and
prompt assistance to the British bark Rose, 15th
October, 185ti."
At a Court of Common Council of the city of
Loudon, the Lord Mayor informed the Court that
he bad received from the city of Boston Mass,
two books published by the Corporation of Boston,
and presented to the Corporation of the city of
Loudon He (the Lord Mayor) had already written
to the Mayor of Boston, expressing thanks for the
gift Mr. Deputy Dakin bad pleasure in moving
that the present be accepted and deposited in the
library; for it was gratifying to see across the
Atlantic the reflex of those institutions which had
contributed so much to English greatness. The
motion was seconded and carried by acclamation.
The Lord Mayor of London has remitted a
further sum of '5.000 francs for relief of the suf
ferers by the recent inundations in France, mak
ing a total contribution from London of 850,000
francs
Harrison, the English wizard, who figured in the
trial of Dove, the poisoner, ha 6 been committed to
prison, at Leeds, as a rogue and vagabond.
Jules Gerard, the lion tamer, has been robbed
of 70 000 francs, confided to him by a friend to buy
land in Algeria
Execution is Mississippi—Unusual Seen*.—
- William Roberson, who murdered Franklin Wil
liams, with the aid of the murdered man's wife,
was exeeuted at Holmesville, Miss., on the Bth
Inst. The Independent says:
The prisoner was returned j to the jail of tbia
county, from that of Amite, at the hour of 10
o'clock in the morning of the day ol execution,and
about IP.M., was taken thence and placed upon
the scaffold, which wa* erected just outside the
Jail, on the public square. He stepped from the
outer stairway of the jail, upon the scaffold, in his
usual attire, and in a very self complacent manner
proceeded to address the crowd in his own justiti
cation. He spoke to the crowd about two hours,
in a vary unconnected manner—endeavoring to
awaken the sympathies of the crowd in bis bebalt,
and closed his long and very incoherent harangue
with an appeal to them to manifest a desire that
he should be remanded to jail and have anew
trial, in furtherance of which he requested those
In favor of his proposition to stand aloof from the
crowd, as he felt assared the Sheriff would not
proceed with the execution, if the popular senti
went shonld be found to be against it. The appa
rent acquiescence of the Sheriff to this startling and
unusual proceeding stirred the crowd to an exhi
bition of some little excitement, and cries of " new
trialhang him!"' "hang bim !" were heard
on both sides, and for a moment we feared mob
law would run riot around the very precincts of
our courts of justice. The announcement of the
Sheriff, however, made to the prisoner, that he
eonld expect nothing from the people, ia this
emergency, however much hj|own or their sym
pathies were evinced for him, and his proceeding
at once with his duty accordingly, quelled the
rising tumult, and it was not until this moment
that the prisoner appeared to look death in the
fa.se. Hia cheek blanched—his frame shookVith
tremor—his limbs trembled, and ha fell upon his
kneea and buried bis face in his hands, while the
attending minister, Dr. Laney, approached him
upon the scaffold, in performance of his last sad
duty, and kneeling beside the prisoner, with his
hand upon his bowed bead, and sent up in his be
half an impressive appeal to heaven. After this
solemn service, the prisoner continued upon his
knees, until the Sheriff, finding the laat hour of
the time allotted him for the execution, fait ex
piring, aroused him to his feet, placed the cap
over hia tace, and in another instant the rope sup
porting the platform was eut, letting the prisoner
down below the heads of the people, and witbiu a
few inches of the ground, where the body hung
aome fifteen or twenty minutes, when it was cut
own.
Difficulties at Naplks —a correspondent of
the New ork Journal of Commerce, writing from
the United States Squadron, at Genoa, on the iHrth
October, says:
"Be not surprised to hear of troubles with the
Western powers. Our squadron is constantly on
the qui tire. The Constellation hurried to Naples
a week or two ago—and the Congress followed a
day or two afterwards. The common talk is of
revolution. The Susquehanna is at Spezia. She
has been a regular tug for the Congress and Com
modore, ever since she has been on the station
The rumor is that she will winter here, aud we
are all expecting to have a jolly time of it "
Si't-n. VKL.VKT, CABSIiMKKK, Cask
p mere, Mat lasses, Valencia aud Satin Vesta made
In single and doubied-breasted shape; the qualitv
style and finish is perfect
OROSHONG k TUPMAN,
— 18 110 Main street.
VOtTHei'ULOTHINU.-. Jacket*, Paats,
* Vests and Raglans to suit the various siz'e, as
also the neceisary qualities for an assortment. First
»*o«k at a low prioe. is what we give.
OROSHONG It TUPMAN.
" M 110 Main street.
I'llk vur IS t»Tll*L. THKV CONK..
* And how thou Id they de otherwise than noma,
when EZEKIEL la aelling beautiful Calicoes f»»t
oolora at only a four-pence per yard; Toweli at 10
ceeta; Worked Collate at M, well worth 25 cents
IV. w orked ditto at i.5 cu , worth 75; Embroider'
ad Lines Cambric Hdkfa, at only 23 eenta each with
a beat ef other artielea at equally low ratea. Re-
If N eZKKIKL'S,
no \B Cheap ea.h atore. No 75 Main at.
N u £»• "»• »«
Cloak. ??? Cloaks-Merino Cloak« at #160; Cloth
"* 8 «'«r arvle ,„i B Ant.qu"
ao ia _ N KZKKISL'B.
|t ~ * • — «»«J" atore. No 75 Main at.
D " * h»ve en h»,d .
BaatoeaaCowa, of ercrVii i and Cta« were
Muilh very toJS« pruJil "*'*• »W«h 1 will
ao 1« HE NET SUA FIR,
aedof eeleet aad ra^l 4 u *" hoor a
Apotheaarj and DeugJ*.
WAYCHSI AMD JIWIWf.
I,- —
ffiOCOH X hi Mm MHfrr
JK •he adred toll** 4©W«.
■"* m I have n; repaMa* <•<»>. »lwij« in Hwi
Sm»M tha tuiMtoiß I ««] with t. BAR
And the work that I give him, if done ap Ilk* new.
Bat here I would tell yon the right of my tale,
1 m thrown from my hotee right on to a rail;
My Watoh, it want further, amaak into a ditch
Aad rested the work*to a vary bad piteh.
I took it ta one, who aaid " trade it away"—
But I valued the watch, aad waa willing to pay.
Whan a 'rieod told ma of a watchmaker ba knew,
Aad that's how I eame to know BARTHOLOMEW
Ha did op tha watch, and tome jewelry fine
And my watoh to thia day. kaapa excellent tima.
WM. J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch aad Clock Makor,
Corner eleventh and Main streets.
Watchrs, Cloeka aad Jewelry of all kinda, repair
ed in tha boat manner, aad on aa moderate term* aa
any othar houae in tha eity. _.oo 29
| OCKBTT & DENNIH, Cirorere and
I_4 Commiaaien Merchant*. 13th street, between
Main and Cary, Richmand, Va., keep constantly on
hand a well aeleeted and (eaeral aaaortment of GRO
CERIES, WINES. LIQUORS, fcc. Order* from
the country promptly attended ta oc 16—lm
UCHOUL UK DBHIUN UK TUK VIK
&GINIA MECHANICS INBTlTUTE.—Thiaachool
will ba opened on or about the 10th of November
next. Arrangement! are now being made for a more
thorough end extensive mode of teaching the pupila
and every thing that ia neoessary, will ba dona to give
aatiafactton to all who a'tend
The school will ba under tha direction of Mr. W.
O. PECIVAL, who will be aided by competent at
tiitmtf •
Terms—•2.oo per month, payable in advance
Young men wlahing to join tha e'asset now forming
will please leave thelrnamea at tha office of Mr Par
ci val. 1> Godwin's Building, with J. W. Lewallan, at
the Dispatch office, or with either oaa of tha Com
mittee. THOB. SAMSON, ) Committee on
8. Y. LANDRUM. > School
THOS. H. WYNNE, ) of beaten.
oc 22—ts
MINI) well the pluce, tor It ia true,
"Great bargains are io store for you !"
SCHAAP k CO are eelling the moat fsshiou&ble
patterns of Olass Butter, Preserve, Pickle and Su
gar Dishes; Layer Beer and other Tnmblers, and De
cantera; Cream and Water Pitchars; Goblets, Wine
Glasses. Ugg Cups, Salt Cel art. etc ; Looking Glass
es. (broken ones repaired,)ani Clocks; No 1 Fonstone
China Plates and Dishes, etc.; richly guilded and or
namented Flower Vases and other Pailor ornaments;
Waiters, Fiuid and Oil Lamps, and thousands of other
articles, at prices 50 and 75 cents lower than they
generally can be bought for. Our cash purchases on
Northern auctions, enable us to defy competition.—
Our Confectionary establishment is supplied with a
complete assortment. Please call at the French
Confectionary and Variety Store, corner Broad and
Third streets. oc 20
JOHN W. DAVIKM,
DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN BTH AND BTH ST3.
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts, Window and Door Sills. fee.
Burying Grounds enclosed with Stone and Iron Rail
ing. First Premium awarded by the Mechanics' In
stitute and Agricultural Sooiety of Virginia.
1e 10—ts
TVTOAH WALKhK & CO.,
il WHOLESALE and retail
CLOTHIERS, No 86 Main St.,
(Brunch of the Baltimere House,)— Most respectfully
ask the attention of the citizens of Richmond and its
vicinity to the stock of Ready-Made Clothing which
they are just opening.
Possessing superior facilities for procuring and
making up the greatest variety of Domestic and For
eign Cloths, Cassimeres and \ eatings, they are ena
bled to otter unusual inducements to customers, who
are most respectfully solicited to give us a call be
fore purchasing. oc 14—1 v
VIKRCIIANTS INSCBANCJ^COitIPANV
i"l OF RICHMOND. —Tiiis Company insures eve
ry description of property against loss or damage by
fire or the dangers of the sea.
No charge is made for the Pelicy.
Office, for the present, on the East side of 12th St.
near Main, up stairs.
tors :
Wm. H. Christian, Wm. Breeden,
John Purcell, Thomas R. Pries,
Wm. G. Paine, Jas. Thomas, Jr.,
Lewis Ginter, John Currie, Jr.,
Aug. Anderson, Jas. Dunlop,
Jamss L. Apperson Wm. H. Haxali,
Ruscoe B Hta John D. Quarter,
John Dooley, David J. Burr,
Rich'd 0. Haskias, Larkin W Glazebrook,
Lewis D. Crenshaw, D. Von Groning,
Joseph R. Anderson, Emanuel Miller,
John C. Sinton, Ed. H. Skinker,
franklin Stearns
A. PLEASANTS, President.
J. H. Montague, Sec'y. aus—ts
Utli STOlifc FOU SALt£.--The stock
and fixtures of a Drug Store, well located and
toing a good business, are offered for sale. Address
,'DRUGGIST,
se 33—ts Richmond. P O.
\TUKK NICW t'LUTUINU.-l b.tve jun<
ItA. received a new supply of Raglan Over Coats.
Fancy Cassimere Pants, Black and Fancy \el\et
Vests, something desirable and tasty, and for sale
low, by WM. IfiA SMITH,
no 12 114 Main street.
OiHiHKH (J IAI j SAVINGS UANK-l bar
J tered by the Legislature of Virginia, December
17th, 1863—Capital, $50,000. —This Institution re
ceives deposits, on which interest is paid at the rate
of 6 per cent, per annum if remaining on deposit six
months, and 5 per cent, for shorter periods.
WM. G. PAINE, President,
GEO. J. SUMNER. Secretary,
JNO. H. MONTAGUE, Treasurer,
mh 18 Office No. 153. corner Main unH 12th sta.
ACOiN Ac KASKKHVILL,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Receive consignments of Tobacco, Flour," Cora)
Wheat, Stc., and give their personal attention to sales
of same, and keep constantly on hand a large and gene
ral assortment ef Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Guano,
k*. fe n—dkwU
CHAS. H. LANULKI, Tin aad Sheet
Iron Manufacturer, 13th street, between Mac
and Cary, Richmond, Va.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES,
8 team Pipes for Churches, Public Bulldinga, Jm
Metallic Roofing, Guttering and Spouting, pat
up in any part of the city and country.
WJELL and garden pumps for bale
tpOK NAL.K.
10,000 City of Richmond 6 per cent., long and
short dates
10,000 State ef Virginia 6 per cent, long and short
dates
10,000 Central Bonds
5,000 South-Side Bonds.
Iv 21-t« C W. PURCELL U CO.
PWIIjBACH KR, Dealer In Wives nod
• Liquors, No. 208 Main street, begs ldave to call
the attention of the public and strangers visiting the
"air to his assortment of old Wines and Liquors, in
every variety; a'so London Porter, Bevridge's Ale
Lager Beer in barrels and bottles, for family use. a
choice article of Havana and Prinoipe Segars. He
is soliciting a fair trial, ani warrants '.o give en'irs i»t
isfsciion.
[\KW VUUK KKTAII.I M. HA V.--tiUO
1- ~ Bales superior article, all undei deck, receiving
per bark Hannibal, for sale by
R. H. WHITLOCX i SON,
n0 5 • Carv and 18th streets.
r |\o D V SPEF TICS - ALL ItUHAA V
1 SPRINGS WATER.—The water from this cele
brated spring has, in a very short time, acquired a
great reputation for the cure of diseases of the diges
tive organs, and for the relief of general debility.
VVe have the water for sale in bottles which enable
us to furnish it at good and as perfect ansi reliable as
if taken fresh from the spring.
PURCELL, LADD tt CO , Dlruggists,
22 9J Main street. c« rner 14th.
Q 000 V AiR OK THOSK CHEAP
Window Shades, only 37$ eta., richly
worth $1; Dark L&ndseapef, shades, plain or
with boquet 50 cts., worth $1 50; Gilt and every style
of Shades, at half they are usually'sold at; Table Oil
Cloths in great variety, from 25 cts. up. For bar
gains, call at the established cheap Dry Goods and
Window Bhade store of M. GOLDJSN, 230 Broad
street, between 3d and 4th.
N. B. Store-keepers and Pedlara supplied at New
York prices. 29
UHOKS AND BOOTH 9IAOK I'O OUDEU
® JAMES FELLOWS, Superintendent in
artmenti Mf ' JOHi " RUMPEL, do
Thei anbacnber having 1n hl» employment the above
vEttsri, who we known to bo ouual to any in
the State, retnectfnllj announce to the public that
ne u prepared to have made to order, in the neateat
if' e ,T",7 deacnption Ladiea' and Gentlemen'J
Boota, Uaitera or Shoot of any atyle darired.
, HENR* W. tIUARLES;
'• w No. IS. Pearl atreet.
INSOKANCK can
■a. be effected with the Aloenn&rle Ina«ranee Com
pany, on u favorable terraaea with any other compa
ny In thii State, poaeeajiog a real ca«h capital to meet
o*ea. Apply to . STOKE! k CO.,
WM. *. EARLY, Prei't, A,U> **** mood ' Vt *
JNO.WOOD.Jr_ See'y,
Charlottesville. V
IVUTiCK~JUHN W. UOSRY liavlnK
i ' inferred and aaaigned to me. for the benefit ot
hie creditor!, all debla and claims due or aecruint to
him by bond, bill, note open aeocfant or otherwise, I
hereby require all pereona owing aaiuh dabts or claim*
to make immediate payment to mm, aa longer iadol
fence cannot be given.
i' ALEX. GARRETT Tnutee.
CSf NU * IN BL°HIMKSM.—A CAttU—
:2? "kwiltiri from the ••eoura l teniem r»-
yjn* faßtM mooth» put. i. their ifon to keep •
rgPg .?*** °° prt«ok.le« Had tb.t
uiMr baiinrti will Ureij m* their •io#b iaj thara-
%£?7i
,„ . essissss, led p?t#&iit to cht BtbllA « ■«#trk tint
winiavtu.mor. wtwU,d ""
„ M **»P«ctfail7, ?3^fuF.
litli U.
AUBUffIM CIHDB.
MIlTOfl OiKY, Attaraef at Law.
• practices in ail the Courts of the «fty of Ricb
mood and County of Henrico. Offlaa—"VVW| Bidld
inir." Franklin etraesßlcbnHHtd.Va. oc29—la»
d. a. aaiooroao, i». riaata* rtn,
rtimiia lUTTiitws.
OKIDGFOKD * CO., G«aer*l Camh-
D miaaion aad Forwarding Merchaata, on (ha Dock,
Richmond, Va- aa 6
o. w. hillmah. ZZZZH '•• aait-t-aaAW.
GW. HILLMAN 4c CO., 90 Fraatatreet,
• New font. Agent* for the aaie of VIRGINIA
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
Liberal advancee on eoaaigaineata ae 17—am*
niOUHB H. LOWNKN, J36, Main «ra«,
Va near 7th.— Grate*; Fender*; Summer Front*,
(iquare, circle and eleptic patteraa) Oraamentale,
iron Rail; Balaoaiee Verandah*, fee.
Remember the number aad give ma a eall after ex
amining eUewhere. t nry 81—8 m
■ BWIS N. WEBB dr CO- GBNBKAL
Li COMMISSION MERCHANTS, offer their eer
vioe* for the aala aad parahaaa of Flour, Wheat,
Corn. Tobacco, lie. ae B—6m
gWAN dc CO.»» LOTTKRIBB.
[Authorized by the State of QtorgU.]
3,980 Pri* w~£eweet Prtae |40.
HORE THAW ONE PRIZE TO EVERT TE!t TICKETS I
PRIZES GUARANTEED!
PORT GABIES ACADEMY LOTTERY I
GLASS SI.
Vobedrsvs a the City of Attaata, Georgia, la pak-
FRIDAY. November 38, 1896}
ON THE
PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS!
■P Parehatera in baying tea Whole Tickets, are
guaranteed a prise of #40. Halves and Quarter* in
proportion.
BAM'Ii SWAN & CO., Managers.
SO 000 Ticket*—3,2Bo Prize*! I
Prixea Amounting to 9204,000 !
Will be diftributed according to the Collewiag
ORIGINAL SCHEME I
1 Prize of. $40,000 I 1 Prize of l>iNM
1 Prize of 12.000 | 10 Prize* 0f..... 2o»
1 Prize of 5,000 1 100 Prize* of-.... lt'O
1 Prize of 2.0<»" 100 Prizee 0f..... 70
1 Prize of 1,000 I
approximation prizes.
s 4 Prize* of Cl5O approximating to 940,000
Prize, are
4 Prize* of #125 approximating to #12,000
Prise, are 8W
4 Pr'ze* of $100 approximafing to $5,000
Prise, are 40t>
4 Prize* of $75 approximating to $2,000
Prize, are SoO
8 Prize* of $50 approximating to $1,000
Prise, are 400
40 Prize* of $45 approximating to $200
Prixea, are.... 1,800
8,000 Prisea of $40. are .120,000
3,280 Prises. axnount*ng to $204,000
Whole Ticket* 10. Halve* 5, Quarter* 2.50.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
30,000 number! coresponding with those on the
Ticket*, are placed in one wheel The first 216 prizes
•replaced in another wheel. A number ii drawn
from the number wheel, and at the same time a prize
if drawn from the other wheel. The prize drawn is
placed against the number dr<iwn. This operation is
repeated until aii the prizes are dn'.wnout.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The two preceding cud the two succeeding num
bers to those drawing tbo first 16 prizes, will be en
titled to the b 1 Approximation Prizes, according to
the scheme.
;{ OUO prizes oi Qi4U will be determined by the
last figure of the number that drawß the $40.000 Prize.
Kor eximple, if ti;e number drawing the $-10,000 prize
ends with No. 1, thou all the ticket# where the aunt
ber mds in 1, will oc entitled to $10. If the number
ends with No. 2, then all the Tickets where the num
ber ends in 2. u ill be entitled to $-30. and so on to 0.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
A«, by this scheme, one ticket in every ten is gua
ranteed to dr*j? $4", we will sell certificates of pack
ages of 10 Tickets, at the following rates, which is
the risk on them.
All that they draw over the amount guaranteed,
accrues to the purchaser.
Certificate of Packages of 10 \vh»ie Tickets, $50
«« » I" Half " 30
« " 10 Quartern »• IS
It will be perr.eivd by thi* plan, that for #60 the
the purchaser Ims a certif.cate of 10 Tickets, when it
he buys Tickets he would only get tor that »um six
Whales, thus by buying Certificates lie lus four more
chances for the larger prizes. Balves and Quarter
Packages in proportion
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets or
dered, on the receipt of which they will be forward
ed by first mail.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent
to purchasers immediately after the drawing.
pp" Purchasers will please write their signature
plain, and give their post office, county and State.
HP* Remember that every prize is drawn, and pay
able in full, without deduction.
py All prizes of $1,000 and underpaid immedi
ately after the drawing—other prizes at the usual
time of3o days, in full without deduction.
All communication* strictly confidential.
Prize Ticket* cashed or renewed in other Tiekets
at either office.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates can be addressed
either to 8. SWAN it CO., Atlanta, Ga.
0027 or 8. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
DKKSS MAKING.—JIKS. J. BTEB
BINS would inlorm her former patrons and the
public generally, that ibe can be found over the china
•tore of Taylor it Co., 117 Main street, where work
will be done to please and with dispatch.
oc 23—lm
FRbSH AUUiVAIi l)V VV 1 ,"1 TK K
GOODS. —Penitentiary and Maryland Plaid Lin
says; Staunton Jeans; Kerseys; heavy plain Fulled
Cloths; Sattinetts, ditto dne, suitable Cor Boy* Cloth
ing; small cheok Casimerei, for Boy*' Vesting*: low
priced Colored and Black Cloths, for Boyi' Clothing;
new style* of winter Print*, the beat in the city at
6} and <jd per yard; printed De Laines all pricei;
white, icarlet and other oolored Flannels, all pricei;
patent aeamlesi Whalebone and Ceetui Skirt*; Quilt
ed Skirt*; bleached and unbleached Sheetings, all
widths; Bed Blanket*, iu*t received at the establish
ed cheap store, to which the attention of buyer* are
requested. ALFRED MOSES,
no U 6s Main (treet.
/ 1 KAMI Ol'tMMi OF NKW GOODS!
VJT THE LAST FOR THE YEAR. 1856!!!-J.
MILLHIBER V BRO. having just returned from
New York, claim the attention of the purchasing
community (the ladie* especially) to the moat mag
nificent itock of Foreign and Domeitio Fancy and
Staple Dry Ooodi, to be found in any estabiiihment
in the city. The large addition* now opening com
plete* each department, and render* our *tock unsur
passed in regard to cheap prices. The Good* are se
lected expressly f or consumers' use, and so diversified
in styles and qualities a* to *uit the humbleit or the
most fastidious. J. MILLHISER & BRO.,
no 11 193 Broad St.
JV YOU want Prescriptions i>ut up accu
rately, G» to POLLARD'S.
If you want Medicines that can be relird on.
Go to POLLARD'S.
If yoa want Cough Medicines.
Go to POLLARD'S.
If you want Isinglars for Jellie*. tic.
Go to POLLARD'S.
If you want the bett Cologne in town,
Go to POLLARD'S.
If you want Hair Tonio or Pomatum*,
Go to POLLARD'S.
If you want superior Toilet Soaps,
Go to POLLARD'S.
If vou want anything in the Drug line,always
Go to POLLARD S,
no 13 On 17thSt., between Grace ard Broad.
NKW OKKSS UUUi>4.>-«ae «übkcrlben
are prepared to exbi Jit au entirely new stock of
FANCY GOODS,
and invite the public to call and examine them.—
The; consist in part ai fellows:
Plain and Brocade Black BILKB
Striped and Bayadere Col'd do
Black and Colored Silk ROBES
Pari* Printed DE LAIN£B
Rich Dm Laine ROB KB
EVENING DRESSES, In great variety
A large atock of Pari* WRAPPINGS
Broche and Stella SHAWLS
Misses' do do
Heavy Travelling do
LACE SETS
French EMBROIDERIES ol every description
Rich Bonnet and Saah RIBBONS, to.
(PARKER, NIMMO it CO.,
oc 28 No. 143 Ragle Square
Richmond wink stouk..w« n «w
have on hand a superior stock of Wine* and Bran
dies for summer use, comprising in part of
Hennessey and Otard BRANDIES, iu wood and clan
Old Port WINES, part very choice.
Mcderia aud .Sherry, old andjielicate.
Claret and Cliampasuo, various grades.
Scotch ALE, ot lunger's, AMiopp's, Campbell's, and
Dick's brand*.
London BROWN STOUT.
Ginger WINE.
Blackberrv BRANDT.
Old Rye \\ 111SKEY, a few bUs very choice, for
family use. For sale by DUDLEY k. CO
72 Mais st.
1 SKffWK:
s\y-.u cf titre ani laT)or, bv tha ox< of PICOTB
c-labiatad ' IRGIXIAiIAGtC WASBISt; VtUJI)
The great utility of this preparation must i>e evident
J O .V t er I OB "' •"?, 8 ? *PPrae!ated by all. Bo evident
is this fact to ail who have once tested this prepara
tion, that they nover relinquish the use of it. aaJsay
they would sot be without it far any consideration.
The great reputation It has acquired, h»s produced
many worthless taxations of It. So boon your
guard, an 4 uae only the genuine artfcle, which is pre
pared only by E j PICOT.
°''* 1 ■ DragsiaC
50 2£t, i
HATS, CAPS. BHOm ia
185«, n moat superb assortment af Ladies', Misses'
and Gentlemea's
FURS,
entirely new, of the lateat etylee, and at every da*
eerlntion. Amongst them are— . _
Lynx Capes, Manttllaa, Mantelet*, Vietoriaee, Tip
peta, Oaaatleta aad Cab
short " ;; " " "
Snliia
Miak " "
Brown Imitation
Stone Marten
Btone Marten Oilla M
French Marten " "
Chinchilla " M "
White Ermine " -
Kbarien Squirrel - M £ "
B'ue Coney "
■leak " « " "
Fiteh " " " "
Rnisiaa Fitch •' "
Golden " "
Spotted "
Lock " /
Black Jennet " **
Brown " " M
Swarndowa " u
Red Pelt .
lie , lie., fcc.
ALSO,
Wolf, Buffalo, Racoon Badfer
Leopard and Jennet Kobee
Far aad White and Pink Swasadewn Trimming*
Muffm, Oentlemen'a Collars aad Glove*
Prepared Hare Skine, for the cheat, fce.
ee 25—ta
SUKKAT RKOUCTIUN IN THIt m
■ PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.—Fram 111
■ 15 to 20 per oent. *aved by buying from
H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Bulldinf.
Moleikln Hate, be*t quality
Moleikin Hat*, lecond quality J 00
Pa*hionable Silk Hat* J
Fine Calfakin Sewed Boot* 3 50
Congre** Gaiter Boot* *1
Fine Caltakin Sewed Shoe*..... «
• J. H. ANTHONY ha* made arrangement* with one
of the best maker* in the city of Philadelphia tosajj
ply him with a handsome and «üb*tantiai Calfrtin
■ewed Boot, which ho will aell at the unprecedented
ow price of »3.50. on 18—d&el y
HHOK*. »11UK».-A seed a*"
Ladiuf' Giiten and walking
hhoc* and Bootee*, on band at lower price*
than uiua , eitabliahed cheap (tore of
no n ALFBMU MOSES, 63 Main §t.
IJIPUKTANT TO YOUNG UKN
wJE TLEMEN —Juist received at No. 13 a *up
" ply of Oent'* very light Congrea* GaiUr*.
■ilk top*, puuip bottom* for dsno;ns. the prettlcit ana
mo*t auitablo art ; cle for the pcrpoae ever offered iu
Richmond. All in want of ancii an article, will do
well to call early on the *ut*criber.
JOHN C. PAGE, Jr.,
n0 12 13 Main *lr»et.
tO FAKJUKKH AMD ALAMLI-
FACTURERS.—I have on hand, af my
own make. 1000 pair* of Brogue*, auitable
for farm and factory hind*. Thoae in want of such
Shoes, will da well to call on the subscriber, at No
13 Main itreec.
co 12 JOHN C- PAGE, J*.
n BPKCIAL NOTiCK -Io all thne
m that did not avail themselves of the privilege
:W of visiting the Mechanics' fair, and would like
to see the Boota and Shoes which took the first
premium, I invite them to call and examine them,
as I will take great pleasure in showing them. They
were all n.anufactured by myself.
ALEX. HILL, No. 127 Main at..
no 12 Richmond. \a.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
GENTLEMEN'S AND BOYS' BOOTS,
SHOES AND OAITERS, of various kinds,
constantly on hand, a->d for sale from 15 to 26
per ct. cheaper than the aame enn be hsd elsewhere.
MARCUS HARRIS,
no 3 183 Broad at.
HKWTI.miKIVS THH K SOLK
SHOES —Now in store, and selling very
cheap, for the quality, a very large and su
perior assortment of gentlemen's Heavy Winter
Shoes, of various patterns. Recollect, at No. 43, four
deort below St. Charles Hotel, opposite si<?«
no 8 WM. WALSH.
■n FANOVKIKS, *AN» V FLKS.
)[| —We have now open, a complete and
stock of Ladies and Children's
Fancy Furs, consisting of the following styles : Rus
sian Sable; Stone Martin; Ex. Black Lynx; Fitcb;
Siberian Bquirrsl; Golden Fitch; French Martin, and
every other style of fancy Furs for Ladies and Chil
dren. Also splendid Leopard, Wolf and Badger Car
riage Robes and Foot Muffs, which have been select
ed freth from the largest and most extensive manu
factories, and wrill be sold at wholesale and retail, on
the moat favorable terms. Ladies are particularly
requested to cell and examine the abtfve splendid
Goods, whicU f"r neatness, style and quality, cannot
be excelled.
Also, Ladies' Beaver Riding Hats and Flats; Chil
drea's Hats and Caps, ef every style; Gent's Hats and
Caps,(amongst them will be found something entirely
new.) makinrane of the most complete and selected
stocks ever offered in this market.
BINFORD, DICKINSON It WEISIGER,
oc 17 No. 78 Main street
MUH HO! FOti MU(»K li'»
MIUM HATS It CAPS, No. 207
BROAD STREET —R. MOORE has
goir,s of the finest and neateif gentlemen'* Drru ane
Business Hats and Cap* of ever; style and quality to
be had. Boy*', Youth*', and Children's Fancy Hat*
aod Cap* of every description to be had. Ladies'
Mines' and Children'* fancy Fur*, of all ityle* and
kind*. Alto, a large lot of Negro Wool Hat*, all of
which will be sold cheap for ca*h. Call and supply
yourself, at the Premium Hat Sure, No. 207 Broad
•treet.
oc 28—lmd RICHARD MOORE.
JPSgk DKiNTAI, NOTICE.--G. W.
JONES, Surgical and Mecham-
Dentist, office between 9th and
I I 'loth, Main street, one iquare above
the Bank*, (office hour* from 9 to 3. 4 to 6,)— will be
happy to tee all luch a* desire hi* provisional ser
vice*, promising his belt endeavor*, by gentlene** and
thoroughness to give satisfaction in all operation*,
either in Filling, Cleansing, Regulating, Extracting
or Inserting Teeth ec 13— 3m*
tfifßSjinrlh krmoval - jus. wuuu.
WARD, Surgeon and Meclianioal
Dentist, ha* removed hi* Uffiee to
— 1 Main itreet one iquare above the
Bank* and next door to Corinthian Hall.
In thl* location hi* facilities are much increaied by
the acquiiition of morn room and food operating
to.
He in*erta teeth upon fine gold and diver plate,
plain or with artificial gum*. Style* acknowledged
to be the best, andi* practiced by the profession gen
erally. oc Sl-—Siii*
T. W. TIGNOR,
.nnrn SIDE MAIN ST , IN THE
FIRST SQUARE BELOW
WSj THE MARKET,
Maker and Dealer in GUNS,
RIFLES, PISTOLS, Powder Flaik*, Shot Pouche*
and Belts, Game Bag*, Eley'* Caps and Wad*, Walk
ing Canes, Fulling Tackle, Colt'i and Allen's Re
volvers, and Sporting articles and Ammunition ef all
kinds, all ef which will be sold at the lowest possible
rates. oc23—lm
.. FOR HALK -At the American Sta
bles, a tine pair of well-broke Bay HORSES
quite young, and perfectly sound, and work
well anywhere. Anply at the American Stables to
Mr. HI se 8--ts
CAKKIAGKS, t AKUIAGKS.
mBKJBCI The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
WH " yin—- Making Establishment. on Lombard Al
ley, between Main and Cary, (,13th "nd 14th (treats.)
near the Columbian Hotel. COACHES, CHARIO
TEER, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and withent
tops, and PUIjKIES, all of hi* own make, ef the best
materials au.-i workmanship. All of which will be
sold as low as good work of the kind can be in the eity
of Richmond; and 1 respectfully ask a call from those
in want of any article in the Carriage Una, as I am de
termined to make to eider aod sell at the lowest
prices atl work sold, that la new, wt
ranted.
fe 26—49 m MICAJAH MANGUM.
INHTRDCTION ON THK
PIANO.—A young lady, who has had
I) II ■ II II considerable experience in teaching,
11 " m ]i V and can produce pupils that, in one
quarter, can play and sing moat any ordinary piece of
music, wishes a fevr more scholars. As she herself
received instructions from the principal pianist of
JennvLind, W. M. Hoffmann, Esq., feels confident
she cab give satisfsction to those who encourage her.
Terms •15 per quarter ef 20 lessons. Address M. 8.
A., box 567, post office. jy 23 u
/> ST. NICHOLAS SAL.OON.—
Lit J OYSTERS will be served op in this
ySmMi&r well known Saloon, next door to the Ex
change Bank, from this day until the
end of the seaeon.
JELLIES and CREAM to be bad as heretofore. /
A. ANTONI.
|\|KW SIPPLV OP RICH UOODS.~
ll CHRISTIAN It LATHROP will open oa Tue.
day, of recent purchases, a beautiful assortment of
Fansy Goods, such as-
Rich Silk Robes, soma with velvet flounces, from
•26 to •100.
Rich Whits de., for cvanlDg dresses
Rich Colored and BUok Silks
Stalls sad Chenille Shawls, in variety
Broche and new stylo Plaid Long Shawls
Ombre Striped Mouaellnas and Cashmeres
Black Velvet Cloaks and Talma*
Colored do. Borage, a groat bargain
Prints, iu good stylos and fast colors, at 6| ate.
Purchasers are Invited to call at the Cash Store. 09
Main atreeL. CHRISTIAN «t LATHROP.
c°fefra«urjßag!!gisg?g
Ughtfol foal for gnu* and the latter m excellent
and economical substitute fog anthracite goal for
ssZ.
**Th« OirHtaMl la wUut the akarioef
0. laM Fowtll, Esq.
TEEMS:
Board, for 9 rooatha.. •»
Tvitkm e»eeeo•••••••♦♦••••••••J
Preach, Italian, German, Spaaiah, iMb •••*
jfff^
Drawing from $20 to IK.
Mule it Professor's print „
Pripintwi
Washing and Lights extra.
Address, Ricbtajad, Va. Jj >I—*s
A UO. ANIIJtJteiOW «c VO. taw »<*«
A edto No. 101, Mats *tieet, whers tk»y P™'
nared to abow thair usual stoek of RIBIONS and
BONNET* eel!»-te
JB. FKMUUHON, Jr.,
. rfo. i, FKARh STREET,
IMPORTER m JOBBER OF DRY 600DS.
SECOND BDPPLY!
The asbacriber having sold out many atylee of Goods
purchased in the early part of the eeason, baa found
it nnrritt-T to make anethar visit to Hew York, for
the purpose of replenishes his stock, and i* now re
ceiving and opening a variety of LADIES'' DRESS
GOODS, embracing Fancy Bilks, neb ParisDeLalnes
and Cashmeres, Mertaoes, medium priced Mouslaines
and Cashmeres, Embroideries, Laces, Lawn and Linen
"ijao, a full supply cf BUk and Cut Velvet Vesting#,
Black and Fancy Cassimeree, and many other new
aad desirable artiolee-all of whiehbava juat been
purchased at very low pHoes, and will be offered to
tbe city and country trade, by wholesale, at a email
advance on oast.
«££_•?& TB'Tt&UBOH.
2.000.000 ferent qualitiea end brande, con
staatly on band. Cigars of any discription made to
order at short notica. Liberal discount allowed.
Wholesale dealers and country merchants ought te
skst "h.'C.*S. »SuffiS«i3r
Importer and Manufacturer of Cigars,
e g Sui No m Broad street.
LAKIS «fc BHlNlf, 74 Mala «reet, have
ju»t received a splendid .lock of Mahogany and
Rosewood Pa*loi mi Chi.—,ber KurflHuriß, (wl.icli
cun't be surpassed by any houje in the trade.) em
bracing every article iu tho Houne-furnishing line of
the most fashionable etylea uuJ approved workman
ship, which they will aeli to their country customers
and the public generally at price* tad on such terms
»d to give general satisfaction. Ail they ask is to give
then, a cail and examine for sourselves.
oo 16—lm
Mouloiiwm. UKKSSKD AND UN
DRESSED LUMEiiK— Bo.yivijio Planing Mills,
on 9th street, south of the Ba»ia, in ww of the Pe
tersburg Depot. —Planing, of all kinds of lambor,
Tonguing ana Graving done in the best manner.—
Dressed Fleering. 8-4,6-4,5 4 and 4-4 inch thick; Shelv
ing, Partition and C*r stuff, on hand and for eel*.
Also, Frame Timber, Oak Fencing, and building ma
teriali generally.
Builders' Mouldings, sixty different patterns, al
ways on hand. _
•e 3 —Sm 8. C. JROBINSOt^
R ICH«U. S »^CO.» toTa
AND CURTA^yXfRgpOOMS,
We bave determined to confine our sales in future
to the goods as indicated above, by retail; and having
arranged our entire and conveniently fitted store for
that purpose, are now prepared to exhibit the largest
and most complete assortment of
Carpeting*, Oil Cloths, Curtain Goods, &c„
ever seen in the State of Virginia, and bet rarely met
with in acy one establishment in the United Btstes.
Importing direct from the English manufacturers,
and selecting with care, in person, the best American
fabrics, we shall at all times be prepared to furnish
promptly all articles pertaining to our business, and
relymg on the citizens of Virginia, North Carolina
and Tennessee to sustain us in our enterprise, assure
them we will be content With moderate profits.
It is our intention to keep our stock supplied
throughout the year with the latest styles of faihion
able goods in our line.
We now invite buyers to examine onr entirely new
stock, which embraces a great variety in patterns of
Velvet, Tapestry and Brussels Carpeting
Three-ply. Ingrain aud Venetian do
Velvet, Cheneille and Brussels Rags
Door, Parlor and Chamber Mats
Satia, Worsted and India Damask
Kntin and Figured DeLalnes
Brocatelle and Turkey Bed
Muslin aud Lace Curtains
Cornices and Bands for Curtains
Cord, Tassels and Gimps do
Window Shades, all styles and qualities
Piano and Table Covers
Worsted Fire Screens and Foot Steele
Crumb Ciotbe and Bocking
Booking for steps, new artiole
Floor Oil Cloths; Table Oil Clothe
Oil Cloth Rugs
Stair Liner; Stair Rods, 4c.
When furnished with diagram and measurement of
room or ball, we will superintend the cutting of Car
pets end Oil Cloths to eny pattern.
se3«—3m* RICHARDSON k CO.
DO<JI;ETT <fc ANOKKNOW, UPHOL
STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, COR
NER OK GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN BTB,
invite the attention of their friends arid the public
their stock of FALL GOODS, being the best assort
ment they have ever had to offer in French and Amei
ican Paper Hangings, all qualities; Muslin and Lace
Curtains, Damask and Delaine Curtain Goods, Cornices
bands aoid trimmings for Curtains, Table and Floor
Oil Cloths, White and Check Coco Matting, Window
Shades, Mattrasses, Feather Beds, wiih many other
articles in the liue of business, which will be sold or
worked np on the most reasonable terms, se 2fl--3m.
VIRGINIA NAVIMJH UA.XK—CHAU
▼ TERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIR
GINIA—CAPITAL 100,000 DOLLARS. —Mou»y re
ceived oa deposit in sums of live dollar* and upwards,
on which intereat at the rate of 6 per cent per aanuin
is paid, for sums remaining six months er longer; for
shorter periods. Interest at the rate of 5 per centum.
The whole joint ftoek bound far the deposit.
Deposits received, and certificates issued by the
Cashier, T. B. Starke, at the store of E. B. 8 penes,
corner of Main and Governor streets. Richmond. Va-
SAM'L 8. COTTRELL, President,
T. B. STARKE, Cashier,
oc 14—Sm C. WALTHALL, Secretary.
HK NIMHT Ht'UOUL ot the itIKCHA
NICS' INSTITUTE will open TO-MORROW
NIGHT, (Wednesday) in the basement of the Uni
versalist Church, Mr. C. P. BURRUS3, Principal
Teacher. All apprentices and others who wish to at
tend as scholars, must procure their certificates of
membership before that time, as none will be other
wise admitted. Certificates may be had of Mr. Sam
uel S. Cottrelx', on Main street, near 13th, or of
J. W. Leweli.es, the Seeretary, who can be found
at the Exhibition Ha!l,fover;the First Market, on l?th
and Main streets. Parents and Masters should see
that their boys art started at the commencement of
the School, in order to get the benefit of the entire
session oc 14—tf
SD. DK.NUON ban lor sale bUO Knnm
• elled Grates, Fenders, and Summer Pieces, em
bracing Square Topped, Circle and Eliptie Patterns
These Grates ore of iry own manufacture, aud shall
be so'd at the lowest prices. Orders from town and
country promptly aUeadbd to. The Virginia Mecha
nics'lnstitute awarded a silver medal, the highest
premium, to Samuei. D. Denoo.n for the best speci
mens of Grates and Fenders. Also, for sale, a large
stock of Bells, Brass Brick Moulds, Uc. Apply at my
Bell aud Bras* Foundry, No 225 Main street, betweea
Bth and 9th, west side, Richmond. Va. Ec Hi—
I AND WARRANT H.--I wUh e« »«r-
M.J ch_M3 Land Warranty and will pay the /oil mar
ket price for them. Aleo, \ irginia Land Warrants,
which have been loet or mislaia. GEO. BAGBY,
oc 23—itn* 13th street, over Geo. R. Peake'e.
!V[ OTI t'K.~By every steamer we are
i v receiving goods that are very desirable; among
those by last steamer, are Stella Shawls. Mantles.
Alexander's Kid Gloves, Carpeting, Felt Cloths, Em
broideries, fcc. Ite. We thus have a large stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, always on hand We
call the attention of purchaser* now particularly to
our Negro Woolens, Blanket*, Calicoes, fcc. fcc., ail
of whioh we will sell at the u*ual unprtcedenttd Icic
pricti, for ea-th VALENTINE fc. BON,
No. 9J, corner Broad, 9tb and Capitol st*.,
oc 28—ts Near Capitol Square.
UKLLKVUK HOSPITAL,—Thin lnatlta.
V tlon '» (Itaatad on Churah Hill, Richmond, Ve.,
in a delightful, airy poeition, and ia furniahed with
erery convenience oonduaive te the cemfert of pa
tients and the auoceaefnl treatment of diteaae.
The Lying-in Ward* era peculiarly eommodloua.
The undersigned give their personal attendance to
all patients placed nndar their eharga.
TERMS:
Colored Patienta, • ....S3 par weak.
WliUaa A U l(
Whitaa 6 44 "
Private accommodation* 7to 10 "
These rate* embrace aO cbargue for Beard, Medi
ct nee, end Medical and Surgical attend aaee.
tW No Small Pax admitted.
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, M. D„
•mm street, bßween 4th and MB.
o. & Mills, m. d_
lHh street, between Broad and Marshall.
R. T. CALX MAN, M. D,
Corner of 4th and Uraoa street*.
Resident Phyetalaa-Or. WOOD mm U-tm
N"IHTERJVA® Ti^ANDrLASTERERR
Ilia undersigned offer* hit services to the Mac ha nice
of *Be olry af Slehmond aa a MEASURER of all
Mali af meehmnical work.
„IF" OMea an the Eaat ride af 10th etreet, between
Bfoal end Marshall mule.
Mf-lm* JOHN M JOHNSON.
25 * f Wl9ht ******>
a« l« THOMAS JONES k CO.
IUO a?y minaraw'
JWIBRAni4UL
B UjVtbree good Uoim, with
*••• AJ«o, twolarga garret R'»oT»,. B * i,<k ,
.o IS _* WSr S E I® OLO "
_ mill ii iii MM *"" "-"L
--• -"* recently oee upi ed'""" T*a?»V rl*
be had immediately. * °* if c a
Pot terms, he , apply to
noll-fftswts JAMBBTH w.. -
M. KOH KBhT—l%« Mfe r
tenement on the sooth ilda „f **»•• Ike
Malta tb. rwridsne, of 7 T rt 2***»
E"}. It contain# 10 room*, with every e J 11 .f ,, . i11 «».
bav.D. on the premiees .
warm or coldwater, |« kitchen, stables vS*!
nf fan* water in the yard To tbo* in ? »«!!
ally pleasant ud retired Asides th~ 0t 0, .» *-
well to make immediate applleat.ona to J, "* l >
Alto. a desirable family residence oa Ui. «« ...
of Leifb, between 2d atreets. It*'
about « rooms, ontbousee, fcr., taseth.r V? t ta ' S|
water oa the premisee. *"b a( j
**>•» «*rte and desirable fami.y reeidene, «» ,v
■Mtb aide of Or*ce, near Adam* street u' w tt »
• boat 10 room*, kitcbea tad other oat-bonai. "
premiaaa, together with gs* and atber w.£L 0 » tl *
Also, the tenement on the aeuth aid.
between Mb and *th strata, adjoining th.
of Jobn N- Gordon and Wm Q. fain* ii f Wc *
ia large and wall adapted fr the uae of a la». /*
ly. Al! neceeeary convenience* on the D ,0n1.? .
J,tl? "'wwffii'i,.
M aoit HIt.NT —A »ow Hrirk Y,- :■
int. on 24tb etreet, ou ChureU Hill k., *"
Clay and LeigL atresia, having 3 reoMaVtlV
meat and kitcbei:. Kent $9 p er
n " tdo * r - I.l^
MfcO. «4 MAIN MT tt KFTr^
RENT.—The store No. 61, s: a , c jjain J®®
can be rented to a good of ,
ung terma. The property n loeuled al, nof .
baa. t ol tbo city, very convenient to tlie ro« ?K
market, fee.; would he ritable for a
ware ejtabliahm -nt. Persons to rent[
atore, in the ouslneas part of the cay. *»i|l do !*
04,1 *5 «, EDWARD D EACHo
fearl U „H
UKNT~A dwellinK sad »•««
on itb street, o»lwe«n Bvrd and Canal. p
i'Vea i.t ol Deoembtr next.
dwelling next doar, or ar my office. ia Umi "*
FOR £>AJ/E—A few fine Noithorn HOURaVt
Burnetts old Stables. JKO B DAVis
no 15—2w* «*«.
Ay OH. KKIVl—An* pOft»r>»|o D
immediately, the house at pr eMot
the subscriber, masted on 19tb street s iJ 1
North of Broad. Apply to Talbott kß™ „ iooa
110,1 J A. CLARKSnv
«FOK UKNT-Oa Union Hill ■
fortable tenement, containing fonr rooms " h
basement end other convenience
tacned, end water en the premises. Kest eiii M,
annum. Apply to J AMES It. CARTER,
oo ll—6t Opposite the Post Offi«
FOK HK.NT.-A neat aodverv rw
fortable Brick House, sitaited n*»r
Hill, suitable for the xccomincdstioa of t»,
I eel fami'y. For terms api 1, te ' i,n
WALTER C. KRkEMAV, Fr.nklln «
oc 27—tf opposite the Metropsht«a ris'l
FOK K K N T-The house rerner
12th and Gary streets, at present
Taliaferro k. Brother. Possession given tanas,
diately.
Also, the bouse corner ef 19th and Csry ttreeu u
present oocupied by E. A Smith, ss s Tobscco fit
tory. Possession giv»n Is'Aanusry n'st. Addlt>.
no 6—lm* WARWTCK fc BUKSDaIk
FoH HKKT,"A desirable I leru
Room over the stere of the ribscrin« r .
»» IS7 Malo street. BULKI.EY k CO
Foil K KNT--A vacant lot on ibe
north side of Cary, between I.sth »nd )6ih M
Apply to DAVID M LEA
no 5— 14t
FOK HKJiT-Intending to ttp-ott
to the country, I offer my dw.llng, on Or c«
street, for rent. I \l«> wiih to sel. oe» a, «
in St. James" Church. F
no 4—ts BICK L WINSTON.
FOK KKNT-.Tbe Dwelling Hsuie
in Bosher's Row, lately occupied by me. tat
session given immediately.
no 4—ts W. f). PAIN*.
BSTOKh FOit Hit N T.--H Ufa the
view of moving to another house ket'er
to our business, we offer for rent oar Kurt,
corner Cary and Pearl streets.
WILLIAMS k BRO
It is witheut doubt one of the very best ittndi for
a general business in this city. oc 2"
TWO HOIXK* FOK KK>T A7oin
modious bouse sontaiuins seven rsomi, wr.hi
basement, dining room, lie., en snexteciTi
lot. on which there is a large stable and earrisgs k.ew
situated in the most healthy part of tbs sity, near ibs
ceutre of business.
A small house in a retired part of tbs city, ca »let
40 by 106 feet
Apply at 115 Main street. oe 14
FOK KBNT.-~The Htoreand Cellar,
opposite the E>cbange Hotel, on H.b rrnt,
lately occupied by Mr. William Hariey u>b
Exchange Office.
Also, several Lodging Raomi ever the store, eoruer
of Main and 12th streets, lately occupied by Mr H
M. Zimmerman.
oe 10—tf JOHN GRJsMK
M TOBACCO FACTOR %* FOK HKM,
MS The Tobacco Factory, now occupied br Mr. N,
■i B. Dickinson, en lltn street, between Msir: tod
Cary, will be for rent next year. Pjsiessioa (irw
Ist January. Apply to
BARKSDALE k READ
oc B—tf Sbockoe WarehouM.
M FUR KKNT-AUKIiIIOKO. toruiff
Bg ly WALL STREET HOTEL- This prof*.Tj
JBSfi. U situated on 15th, between Main and Vrukin
street*, has been recently enlarged aad sndertou
thorough repair. It can accommodate eemfuruiij
from fifty to sixty lodgers. There is a large bar rua
about thirty by forty feet, a parlor 35 by (*•'■ i
dining room 30 by 40 feet, a spacious klteheo • »
largo bake oven and extensive cocking rangea all re
cently built; comfortable servants' rooms, t»c»nu
euces for ooal and wood, Is wwl supplied witfi
in the kitchen, bar room and en the se-jesd**
gas ha* been introduced into the house, and tbsri a
every eonvanteno* nocesesry for Neb ao sst»H*
ment.
Pesaealon flvea immediately.
For terms apisly to fttSnUJi SM"
FOR RKMT Ott LKA*R~Ai !*«•£
tion ef tie tenant, the tenement (Ne ")«
Franklin street, recently eceupid ky Mr Josm
H. Gary, aa a grocery. It is situated very swr
market, and is considered ese of tbe beet loca»«t|
the city for a grocery er dry goods store. rosse»«
fiven at oae day's notice Apply to Ba»»*
LIASANT*, otto _
P. H AYLETT. Trustee,
au 23—ts Law Office. 115 Main street^
HKNT.~Tfce ctfmroo«lU*»«<
well arranged Tobacco Factory, tow t*W
by Mr. G. W Harwood, situatea on Cary *««
between 17th and 18th streets. Posaosslau |im *
the first of January next. Applyto u _.
au 16- -ts BTEARNS k B
N" KW (SROCKKV AMI) co.n>iiss ,0 J
STORE.—The so briber would inform tlie,e*
ho that he luu recently opened on
betwaen Wall and ITtfi streets, a SHOCK*! a.
COMMIBSJON STORE. He will £ftV naffl
hand a general as«>rtn.ent of L
RIES, which he will sell at wholesale u fW'J
accoiamot^atlDg terws. He will »«o « •
the duties of a Commission Merchant, snd
pleated t* receive conflfßinefit* •« *,
from his friends. He has new m ' ." u
of FLOUR. BACON. LARD, BCTTKK. "
which be i». vitas an examination • ivRCLI
oc 23—dim* J. R.
COHMISSIuNCK't OPriCB, W*'*J j
Richmokd. November >,•» ,
IVOTIC K 18 HJtKKBV en*^
1> aholl on WCUNJESOAY.the imh <!«» of
cembsr, ISM, .t It .'do.k.Ajl, £*£*2* ot
an account of the debt ■till do# ft° a "
William M. Fulton, da«ea»ed _ v
no 10—d4w K MILTON
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