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THE DAI» y DISPATCH
W«Tei»*r 1
Financial and Commercial.
. New York, Monday, of #3.000 Va. 6'. at
•' •W.^ts. 000T ""—• b '* ,l
* #l I By Tele*****' „ ,
„ __ m__ u—Floor lower end declining
N*» Y °*L it -ionthon. »7®T 49. Wha.t lower
Bt s te White *I 6>ai 6*; R»d
"A.'S£...-.«- >-«•
proaoodthe market
Richmond M»rk«t»i Nerrmbrr IS-
A ..| — fk a iMintr'a newt jeittrdiy hai'no
-iket, and wo .till quote at «6 75
*wn KAT.—We have no change to note la Wheat
CORN remain* nneban«*d
RECEIPTS
By t'annl, Hal Iron da aad Hirer,
for tkt »eek tnding Saturday, Xotembcr IS, 1856.
a . mi Cawal-17.882 buahel* Wheat; 184« bble
Floar; 56 do Apnle*: 54} hod* Tobacco and Btami;
7M b '!<• do; 200 baa* Shot; 40J ton* Pig Iron;
678 do Coal; balance in Wood. Stone, Lumber.
Mdce. be-making an aggregate down toenail of
4 7.3 425 I ha. Mdze, Oroeeriea, Bait. Onanc,
Lime, Platter. Coal, he-making an aggregate up
tonnaie of 1,5 S 314 Iba
Bt vna'PßTaatacae Railroad—2s hbd* Tobieco;
15 bbl« Flour; 25 bblt and 17 half bbla Heriiog*;
990 Dniheia Wheat; 8 bbla Spirit! Turpentln»;
At) balee Rag*; 81 balea Sweeping Wait*: 118 Emr
ty l.iquor Baire •; 28 Hide*; 46 rthec p»k n«; 1 Cal'-
«kis; 3 boxee and 2 bbli Mdze; 9 rolla Leather: 3
ba'ee Bu ta; 9067 feet Oak Lumber; If balea Do
ineetica; 11 boxes Dry Ooodi: 16 balee Cotton: 5
bble Apple Brandy; 85 Empty Flour Bbla, and3i4
tona Coal.
BY T"« Danville Railroad—9ni boihela Wheat:
2118 boxee and 33hh<i* Tobacco; £6 hhda Stoma:
80 pkga tundrlea; 22 do Dried Fruit; 2do Bees
wax; I do Heliloc 7 do Leather; 14 do Beef; 2
do Button Cdo F axaeed; 1 do Peaa; 1 Machine;
8 coope Fowli; 2 cara Stave*, GO Empty Bb'«; 1
Cow; 3 bbla Pot«oe»; 59 do Floar; 612 tona Coal,
and 410 kega Naila
Br thk Oxhtrai. Raii.ROAl>-10 hbd* ar.d 47 pkg«
Tobacco; 1*.252 buabel* Wheat; 52Hfl Ho Com; 6'6
do Maal; 591 do Rye; 412 do Oat*; 102 do Buck*
wheat Fiour; Hbobsi? Flour; 39 tona Pig Iron; 19
bbia Appl-i. 21 bag* Flaxaeed; 7do Wool; f 5 do
Pstatoei; 79 do Rage; £5 balea Paper; 33 roll* of
Leather; 49 bbla Whi key; 22 cain Alum Water,
3 boxe* Veniaon; 202 Hog*; 41 Sheep; 5 Beevea.
6 firkin* Lard; 85 firkina, 16 bncketa, 33 kega and
2 bbl* Batter; 6 boxe* and 1 bbl tggi: 15 Tur
kis>; 20 box&a and 18 pkga Bundriea.
Bt Tar. FaEDtaicKiBLRG Railroad —3,882 buih
alaWhaat; 4.722d0 Corn; SO da. Meal; 100 do.
Rye ; 1 ear load, and 6 000 feet Lumber; 320
ampty Barrett; 1 ear load Coal; 1 do Furniture;
4 package* Tobacco; 15 bbla Applaa; 2 bag*
Wool; 2 Cow*; 8 Calve*; 3 coop* Turkey*; 8
buxea "und'iee.
By th* Low«a Ja vies Riven, pcr Stiamers —s n o
Boxea; 2 0 Balei: 50 Cra'ea MJze; SOl bbla a:d
boxea fiugir; 50 biga Cofifee; 325 bag* Clever
Seed; 3"0 bbl*. Whiikey aed Vinegar; 65 hhd*.
Baeor.; 216 Iron Pipe*. Total amoqnt of freight
•4100
By Tax Dock—4 22!! baahel* Corn; 2,200 Ho. Whea';
J,IOO do Oat«; 3538 bagi Coffsr-; 470 tuna C jbl;
383 do Plaacer; 120 do He; 1,585 bale* Hnj;
11,797 faet (iaaib«r. Daring the week, I New
York; % f hilad?ipbU; 2 Balitimtore steamerr: I
New York; 1 Boston; 6 Baltimore Packsta, with
aia irted cargoe* Mdze.
Daring the week 40 venel* arrived in, and 40 do left
the Do k
EXPORTS COASTWISE, PER STEAMERS.
T« New Yotk—29 hhds; 1.789 packages Tobacco; 301
bbls Flour; 63 packages Bmoking Tobacco; 10 bbls
OH; 19 bags Dried Apples; 4 BMier Plates; 28
bundles Trees; 1 lot Furniture; 38 Boxes; 26 bbls;
8 Packages, and tbree crates Mdze.
Ti> Phi.ad-lph'a—l,276 packages Tobacon; 32 bales
Yam; 13 ebes'.s Tea; 66 bags Feathers; 15 boxes
Furniture; 7 boxes Cheese; 30 bags Rsgj; 100
empty Xarrels; 8 packages Mdzs.
To Baltimore—ls bhds Rofl 2.SGO package! Tobacco;
IS bag* Feathers; 4 hhds Hides; 2 bbls Flour; 1
lot Furniture; <3 packages rndze.
From the Dock.
To New York—l,V9o bbls Flour; 235 package* Tobac
co; 78 bale* Domestics; 5 obi* Whiskey; 43 emp
ty Barrels; 4 bales aod 6 boxes Mdztv
To 805t0n—2,899 obi* Fiour; 1,366 package* Tobac
co; 6,806 bushels Feed, 3 hhds Hides; 3 bhds
Stem*.
t'o Baltimore—l,s43 bushel* Wheat; 42,048 lb* Cop
ier Ore; 36 boxe* Ground Coffee; 43 ton* ise; 75
Hide*; 4 Mill »tone*
To Portsmouth—lo2 bbl* Cement; 135 tons Gun*, lie;
4.'2 empty Barrel*.
FORE I IN.
f i Scuth America, per B*rk Cora—3,2oo bb!» Four,
fi Hal* X, per »ebr M.«n«t 543 bM« Kionr
KROURS-We have received
within tbe last few dais an eisjrtment of the
ab.ve good*, in tbe different uu&litie*, and call the
attention of tho*e in want to our atock.
WHO WANTS AN OVERCOAT !-AU who feel
tbe necessity of such a garment will find a large as
•ortment of Ragltns and Over Coats in store, entirely
nsw, and for sale on accotnmoiiatirg term*.
IMPROVED YOKE SHIRTS—A full *tock of
Shirt*, bo'b Fancy and While mad up in t).e vari
ous atyle* of plait WeofTn' uur stock f>s something
first rate; the style and fit of whicU Iv.viug been test
ed, can be relied on. All sizes and qui ities
GROSHONG L IUPMAN,
no 18 110 «fr««t.
•RlßUi.Al' ii ItVit » X is. f uuilti.i
--' i>EUX, and the celebrated Rtcihoutde* Arabes.
for invalids; BUncbard's Unalterable Pills of lodide
nf Iron; genuine Vallet's Piils; genuine Laitigne's
Pill*, for curing Gout; pure Iron by Hydrogen Iron
Alum, toyrup of lodide of Iron, Pastille* de Vichy,
for Gravel; EpU'* Kumigator Pectoral, for affections
of >he throat and voice, and numerous other approved
new remedie*. for sale by
LaIDLEY fc ROBINSON, Chemists
Be 13 4th and Franklin »t».
UPlllMi fAKiH, Hemtco louuty, Uilu
ber 17tfa 1856— Maori Duval k Morton: Permit
me to aad a feeble testimonial to your already justly
celebrated Horse Tonic. During the summer, my
riding horse began to decline, and nothing that I
eould do gave the slightest relief, nutil I was induced
to try Duval k Noiton's Horse Tonie, which has in
deed acted like a charm. Before using up one bottle,
his appetite was restored, and his coat is now coming
oct, sleek and smooth. I regard it as the greatest re
storer of health ever used with that most noble and
beautiful of all animals, the horse.
Respectful v, D. K. Gardner.
For sale by DUVAL k NORTON,
ro IS 10th and Main Us
BUM ihSS f have now iu
•tore a very full and desirable assortment of
Cloth and Cussimere Coms ; Plain. Ribbsd anH Fan
cy Gasstmere Pants; Black and Colored Ctssiraern
Vests, tee., suited to business purposes, whicQ we of
fsras nnsurpusrd in style and quality, and at prices
thai oiust please.
n U KEEN, WALDWIM % CO
nEfTW"''!!.! littEAT NOHTHIittN
4WUBBi«*3KIAND SOUTHERN ROIITR
TRAVEL -TWICE DAI
LT (SUNDAY NIGHT EXCEPTED.) BETWEEN
RICHMOND BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA
AND NEW VORK, VIA ACQUIA CREEK AND
WASHINGTON.—Over the Richmond, Fredericks
burg and Potomac Railroad, to the Patoraac River
seventy-five miles, and by splendid and comfortable
, ce t0 Washington, fifty-five miles—in
•U low miles, in seven hours, being a comfortable and
perfectly safe rate of speed.
Honrs of departure, 7 A. M. and 74 P. M., and bap-
r charge of special asents checked through
nior ®» Philadelphia and New
• «r u. FARE.
* 55 «
L" Baltimore, . rivi
" Philadelphia, iio
The track of the Ra'i-oad between Richmond and
the Potomac River, is new undergoing relay Half
•f It being already completed with an edge rail of eu
penor quality, and as ware than one million of pas
sengers have been heretofore safely and satisfactorily
transported over this rent*, it is hoped and believed
that no one with be induced, by the rnisie,presentation
embraced in the advertisement over the signature of
"H. D. Whitcomb, Super't," to select the longer
and more circuitous route, referred to therein. The
R. k F. P. R. R. has beeu in opeiatiou for twenty-two
years, and in all that time no passenger baseither been
killed or crippled by aceideuts from snake heads or
otherwise, which is without parallel in the history of
railroads m this country . 3. RUTH,
Superintendent of Transportation.
KUKIUHT KOJt NKW
York, Boston. Providence,
Portland, Newark. New H*.
088 l ven, Gkarleaton, Mobile, New
UrieSßTm. Louis. Galveston, S»an Pi-an-
P" W«m»liip .la meat own. to
«IKfl TIA New \ •rk—Can be e?err Mod
iay and Tuesday by the U. 6. Mail Stetinship James
®wn, Capt. Parriah.
York, M-esr . Lndlam fc. Pleae-
'I J r* rd I 0 b > th " ltne to »U of the above
eei r«r». r £ f * ooaunijeiou, and at the low
wi rates of freight.
the been erected on
tested frl i w or *. where goeds are entirely pro
attention k " 7 or a " )fl « t "eut, and every eare and
■SEES. b e* t0 -ed in fo<warding good, for trans
eelc*Uu W w?,ln' p P t °f by tW, u «eamship can alwavi
The hour on th- arrival of their seo<f»
8 "" / " •»
M tS lo
li'mi 1111 I fc n?,T. nM
*o*o rt-AHTHH.
•OJ bushsis Pla«t«rlni H»i? v l i.^ff t brands ;*
mU ■ B,Dofo g® * 00,
WATCHBS ADD JBWILtT.
1 ll*« la Mttatrj
• hundred mil** do**,
| bare my repairing <lo»x. wWaw ■
And the 'uuwmtn I 4*J with 1* »**
And the work that'l give him, ft done «P lib* * ,Wt
But hero I wonld toll y?m tbo right of mj tale,
1 to thrown from my hone rliht on to » J"li
My Watch. It wont farther, *m**k intoeditch
And ruitod tbo work* to a very bad P iteh „
I took It to one, who *ald " trade lt*w»T
But I rained the watch, and we* willing to pay-
When « '.r end told me of a watchmaker he knew
And that'* how I came to know BARTHOLOMEW
Ho dldnp the watch. and *oo.e jewelry fine
And my watch totbU
Watch and Clock Maker,
Klflveoth and Main atreetf.
Watche*, Cloeki and Jewelry ofall'
•d In the beat manner, and on a* moderate term* *»
any other houao In the city.
cirfiiifil fiv OK Til If Vlli*
SgINI A mV.CHANICS I NfI T I TtTE -Thi..choo.
will be opened on or about the 10th of November
next Arrangement* are now being made for a more
thorough and exten*lve mode of teaching the pnvila
and every thing, that ta neceaaary, will be done to five
be under"the direction of Mr. W.
Q. PECIVA.L, who will bo aided by comjie'-ent a»-
per month, payable in advance
young men wUbing to Join the c'aaae* now forming
will pleaae leave their name* at tbo office of Mr Par
cival. inOod'tln'a Building, with J. W. Lewellen, at
the Diipatoh office, or with either on* of the Com
mittee. THOB. SAMSON, ) committee on
8. Y. LANDRUM. S School
THOB. H. WYNNE, ) of l>e«ign.
oc 22—te
gy-r—SPKCIAL NUUCK.
iai Hii li£i iJ|? Tll|- ADAMS EXPRESS
WWW mm — COMPANY, 134 Mau( St
—Having renewed their Expreaa, on ihe imloJb ann
Oaiton Kallread, are now piepared to forward, with
dispatch and at reaaonable rate*, every kind of M Rft-
CHANDISE, VALUABLE PARCKLS JEWEL
RY, be., be., BANK NOTES AND SPECIE, in
charge of truaty to all pointa on the
Raleigh and Gaaton Railroad, viz :
OASTON. HENDFRSON,
FRANKLINTON, RALKIOH,
and intermediate point*.
Merchant* and other* entruitinc Good* to the
Adam* Expreaa Company, will be relieved from the
oece*»ity of finding eoniignee* a' every point along
the line, thereby aaving time and *xpen*e.
Ooel* called for and delivered free of charge
J. M. TAYLOR, p»t-
J It. MACDONOUGH, Agent. *e I—ta
CH Il'HltKl NU'S Fl.
|QB|iNO PORTES-To ba had at Ne.
169 Main at, oppoaita the Exchange
i 8 ■ 9 B Bank, Richmond
NATH'L CARUBI,
Jv 14—rt&wlv A»«nt
n DttUW BTUKK IfOB BAl.it.~ihe
gtoca and fixture* of a well arranged Drug
|V Store are offered for rate, the owner declining
badnen. The (tock ii frcih aad carefully' ae;
lectod. Term* accommodating. Enquire at thi*
o o*l4
rosaaaimmi . K 1 til _>i DM) A> ii It A>'
WBr**W*iiVlLLE RAILROAD.— WiNTg* As-
and after Wednes
day, Oct'r Ist, 1856, the mail train will leave fI'CH
MOND duiiy (Sunday's exceyted) at D o'cio.*, A.
M., connecting at the Junction with Sou'h-Side Rat!-
roid io Lynchburg at 12 M., and arrive at Danville
SP. M. Returning leave Danville al 7:ld, A. M . con
necting at the Junction with South-Side Railrof.d to
Pettrsburg er Lyuchb'irg at la M., and arrive at
Rich mend a'. 3:iß, P. M. The train will atop for
passenger! at the following point* only: Manches
ter, Romou's, Coal-field, Tomahawk, Powhatan, M?t
toax, Chula, Amelia C. H., Jetersville, Jennings' Ordi
nary, Junction, Price's. Meherrin, Keyavixle, Drake's
Branch, Mosningfurd. Roanoke, Clover, Seottsburg,
Bosto.i, News Ferry, Barisaale's, Ringgold and
Danville.
Children over 4 and under 12 years of age, and eoiored
servants,halt price. Servants travelling by themselves
must be fumishad with two passes, so t.nat one mey
be retained at the office where they purchase then
tickets, and it must be expressly stated that they have
permission to ride on the cars.
Passengers for Farmville, Lynchburg, Wytheville,
Abingdon, Va., and Jouesboro', RussellvjUs and
Knoxville, Tenn., connect with South-Side Rsilrosd
at Junction.
Passengers for Greensboro' and Salem, N. C., con
nect daily at Danville with Holderby 3c Co.'* fast
line of Btage».
Through to FannviUs $2 30
" ~ Lynchburg 5 00
" Abingdon 12 60
" Runellville £0 20
" Danville 5 6!)
" Greensboro', N. C 7 00
« Salem, N.C 9 00
oc 1 R. E. HITOHSON. Ticket Anent
PORTSMOUTH-WINTER AR
*®'®™™®*"RANGEMK.NT.—The steamboat
AUGUSTA, Captain W. C. Smith, will reiuirs hor
place upon the line, via Port Waithail,on MONDAY,
October 20th, for the above place*. The cars run
ning in connection with tka Augusta will 'pave Rich
mond every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morn
ing, at 6j o'clock. Returning, the Augusta will leave
Norfolk un the alternate days viz: Tuesdays, Thurs
day* and Saturdays, at the same hears, touching at
all the landings on the river.
Fare to City Point.-. $1.00
" to Grove and intermediated ladings 150
" to Norfolk and Portsmouth S.OO
Meals extra 50
oc 18 THOS PMDAMKAD. Sup't.
UNIONHTEA HSHIP CO.tl
SriSlt pany—for Philadelphia. vis
City Point nnd Norfolk.—
■aBwWHWiI Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND
Capt. Z. Mitchell; Steamer P K NNSYLV ANI A, Capt
David Teal; Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain B. Rooms
One of thesa superior Steamers will leave Rich
mond, until further notice, every .Hominy and
Thursday* touching at City Point and Norfolk to
receive freight ant! passengers. Returning, leave Phil
adelphia every Wednesday and Htuurduy mor
nings at 10 o'clock.
These Steamers are now in fine order, increased ac
commodations for the comfort of passengers having
been added, as also more room for freight; and we
hope, by regularity, dispatch and care in protecting
goods committed to our charge, to receive an increase
of patronage.
H?" No transhipment by this line.
Passage through to New York, and found $10.60
Do do Philadelphia, and found, Ist
cabin 8.00
Passage through to Philadelphia, not found, 2d
cabin 4.00
Passage to City Point and Norfolk same as by the
River Boats.
WPassenger* by this line can stop in Philadelphia
two or three day*, and then proceed to New York by
the saoie ticket. H. E. TUTTLE, Agent,
an 2ti Ror.ketts
CO H. K.-»i an now iu regihir receipt oi
SOFT and HARD COKE—ttie former a de
iightful fuel for grates, and the latter an excellen!
and economical substitute for anthracite coal foi
stoves, ranges and heating furnaces. Apply at the
coke yards, corner of 10th street and Basin bank, on
ooFasr of Byrd and 6th street*, south side CanaL
R_». JNO 1 VWSTH \ t t
t'RIMII ARRIVAL OK Wl> TK H
GOODS.—Penitentiary and Maryland Plaid Lin
seys; Staunton Jean}; K»r»ey»; heavy p'ain Pulled
Cloths; Snltinetts. ditto dne, suitable (or Bovs('l*th
ir.g; small check Casimeres, fur B Ve.t ngs; low
priced Colored and Biark Cloths, for Bojs' Clothing;
new styles of wiuter Prints, the best in the ci'v a
6J »nd 6d per yard; printed D« l.aioes all price ;
white, scarlet and oth-r colced FUnnelf, ell prices;
patent saamless Whalebone and Cactus Skirts; Quilt
ed Ssirts; bleached and unbleache<i {sheeting*, all
widths; Bed Blankets, iust received at thi etablisn
ed cheap store, to which the ate r 'ion of buyers ars
requested. ALFRED 'WOSES,
no 11 6) Ma n s'reet.
IF V«t want Prescriptions »u' up ito u.
r telv, . Go to BOLLARD'S.
If joa want Medicinei that can be retina on,
Ge to POLLARD'S.
If yoa want Cough Med c nei.
Go to POLLARD'S.
If you want Isinglass for Jellies. &o.
Go to POLLARD'S.
If you want the beat Co!eina m town,
Go te POLLARD'S.
If yoa wsnt Hair Tonio or Pomatnxs,
Go to POLLARD'S.
If yon want snperior Toilet Boatit,
Go to POLLARD'S.
If yon '.rant anything in the Drug hcie,a'wKya
Go to POLLARD'S,
no 13 On 17that., between Graceacd Broad.
NKW < oe anlNKflbera
are prepared to exhiuit an entirety new stjck of
If A Si) \ UOODM,
end invite the pnbile to call and examine tb-m.—
They consist in part as follaw.:
Plain and Brocsde Black SILKS
Striped and Baysdere Coi'd do
Black and Colursd Silk ttOßjtg
Paria Printed DE LAINE4
Rich D» L&ine ROB K -t
KV ENING DRESSES, in great variety
A large it ck of Pans WRAPPINGS
Broche and Stella SHAWLS
Misses' ao do
Heavy Travailing do
LACE SETS
French EMBROIDERIES of ever, description
Rich Bonnet and Saab RIBBONS, its
_ „ IPARKER, NIMMO «r CO.,
ac " No. 143 K M le Square
C^Th NG K K Jl* b U*INKHH.-A CARD -
V tab»onb©r«, from the ex>eoi*rag«m«nt r*
wived tor nine months past, in their afort to keep a
Grocery store on Te moo ranee principle*. And thai
their business will barely pay their expeaaet, there
tore tbey have concluded abandon that feature of
their bneiaeee. and present to the faftllo a stock that
will invite a mora extended share of pvtroeage.
m RespeeUaily, SlZfiH k PBAUP,^
*T°"> PURjsALK -.Tbr'-iik
• Dn,< J l **' w,u 10C * tMt >ad
4oi»i a good badfitu, are oAtred for sale tlilraw
s. 2» - .'ORUGOIBT,
" IWHBMi P. O.
bububbb CAHOB.
i,y H franklin street. Richmond. \a. oe«—lm
ii. a. aaioaroao, »- Tinsiav »*r«,
raAKKLIM MATTRKWB.
BKIDGPOUD & CO- General Vrnmmif
minion aad Forwarding Merchant*, on Che Dock,
Richmond, Va. »° >
a. W. HILLMAN. i •• HILLMA*.
GW. BI LIiMAM dc CO., SO Pront atreet,
• New f obk. Agents for the aale of VIRGINIA
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
Liberal adraaces on conslinmente «e 27—Bm
H. A.OWNKB, ti36, Mfllaatreet,
VI near 7th.—Grater, Fenders; Hummer Fronts
(square, circle and elept'o patterna) OmanientaJ,
iron Rail; Balooniea Verandahs, fce.
Remember the number and give me a aall after ex
smintng elsewhere. [my 21 —6m
I BWIM N. WKUK <k «JO„ UIt»\KMAL.
U COMMISSION MERCHANTS, offer their eer
rices for the aala aad parehaae of Flour, Wneat,
lorn Tobacco fco •• »--® m
Oc t'O'S LOTTBKIJSB.
[AuihoHui h «*« Stau a/ OtorgU. J
8.980 Prliet-LTwHt Prize $40.
MORS THAI* ONI PRIZE TO EVERY TIN TICKETS I
PRIZES GUARANTEED I
FOBT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY!
OLABB 21.
To be drawn la the City of Atlanta, Georgia, la pub
, lie. on
FRIDAY* November 38,1830,
ON THE
PLAN OF BINGLE NUMBERS!
BP Purchasers in buying ten Whole Ticketa, are
guaranteed a prlaeof $40 Halve* and Quarters in
proportion.
SAM'L SWAN A CO., Managers.
30,000 Ticket Prizes!!
Prizes Amoontli.-K to #204,000 !
WUI be distributed accordio* to the following
ORIGINAL SCHEME I
1 Prize of. $40,000 1 Prize of 1,000
1 Prize of 12,0*> 10 Prizes 0f..... 200
1 Prize of 5,000 100 Prizes 0f.... 100
1 Prize of. 2.00" 100 Prizes 0f..... 70
1 Prise of 1,000
APPBOXIMATION panes.
4 Prizes of $150 approximating to #40,000
Prize, are $60%)
4 Prizes of $125 approximating to $12,000
Prize, are SO*
4 Przes of $100 approximating to $5,000
Prize, are 400
4 Prizes of $76 approximating to $2,(W0
Prize, are 500
8 Prizes of $50 approximating to $1,000
Priza, era 400
46 Prizes of $45 approximating to $200
Prizes, are 1,800
8,000 Prizes of $40, are.. 120^00
3,280 Prize*, amonntfng to
Whole Ticket* 10, Halves 5, Quarters 2.SP.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
30,000 number*, eorespcndiug with those on the
Ticket*, are placed in cue wheel The sr*i2lS prize*
are pieced in another wheel. A number ia drawn
from the number wheel, end ai. the same time a prize
i* drawn from the other wheel. The prise drawn i*
placed against O* number dra-rn. Thi* oceration l*
reported until all the prizes are dra-.m out.
aprßoxtxaTios {RisKi.
The two pren-dmgaud the two succeeding num
bers to these drawing the first it, piifes, will be en
titled to tb a <ni Approximation Prizes. according to
the ichemc.
3 000 prJv:** cf!® 10 will be do.'srcaiaed by the
laai, figure of the number that * the Prise.
For example, if the number dr.*win? ths $■}!>,OflO prize
ends with lie. 1, ti.au all the ticket? where ths nuta
ber ends in 1, will be entitled to Sfc If. I f the number
end* with No. 2, then all thi Tickets where ti.3 num
ber end* in 2, v. ill be entitled t>j and so on to 0.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
A*, by this scheme, one ticket ia every ten is gua
ranteed to draw $ 10. we will soil certificate* of pack
age* of 10 Ticket*, at the following lita*, which i*
the ri*k on theui.
All that they draw over the amount guaranteed,
accrue* to the purcba»er.
Certificate of Poi-kagerof 10 VVbaie Ticket*, §:>0
u " 10 Half " 30
•• " 10 Quarter* " 15
It will be perceived by this plan, that fots6o the
the purchaser his a certificate of 10 Tickets, when li
ha buy* Tickets I.e would only get for that cum six
Whole*, thus by buying Certificates he hs.s fonr more
chances for the larger prizes. Halves and Quarter
Packages in proportion
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enc'ose the money tu our address for the Tickets or
dered en the receipt of which they wili be forward
ad by first mail.
The list of drawn numbers and prize* will be sent
to purcha*ers immediately after ttie drawing.
£y Purchasers will pli-aie write their signature
plain, and give their post office, county and fctate.
Remember that every prize is drawn, and pay
able in full, without deduction.
Co"* All prizes of 1,000 and under, paid immedi
ately after the drawing—other prize* at tho usual
time ofSO days, in full without deduction.
All communication* *trictly confidential.
Prize Ticket* cashed or renewed in other Tieketa
at either office.
Orders for Tickets or Certificate* can be addressed
either to S. SWAN 4i CO., Atlonta, Ga.
0c27 or S. SWAN. Montgomery, Ala.
DitKSN MAKING.—HItt*. J- STUB
BINS would inform her former patrons and the
publio generally, that she can be found over the china
store of Taylor it. Co., 117 Main atieei, where work
will be done to ple»se and wita dispatch.
oc 23—1 m
[V O rich.—SOJI.KTHINU MKW.-Xlie uo
-11 deraigned take leave to inform their frienda and
the public in general, that they have established
VINEGAR MANUFACTORY at Rocketta, Rich
mood, Va., and are now prepared to fill any orders
at the shortest notice. A lopg experience in tlje bu
siness enables them to manufacture and sell at as
returnable prices, and quality equal to any, it not su
perior to Northern brands. They expect to meet a
kind patronage of the public, ana in particular from
our mercantile community. All orders they may
oe favored with, will be executed with promptness
and at the lowest terms. Orders received at Mr
A BODEKER'ri Drug Store, or directed to the firm,
Box No. 48, Post Office Richmond, Va.
Respectfully,
oc 28—lm* BRANDT it ROTHER.
JOHN W. OAVIKS,
DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN BTH AND 9TH STS.
MONUMENTS, TOM Ho, HEAD PIECES,
Houae and Store Fronts. Window and Door Sills, ke.
Burying Grounds e closed with Stone and Iron Rail
ing First Premium awerded by the Mechanics' In
stitute and Agricultural Society of Virginia.
1e 10—ta
NOAH MALKhH Ac Co ,
WHOLESALE 'NO RETAIL
CLOTHIERS. No 86 Main St.,
(Branch of the Baltimore Hoass )- Most respectfully
ask the attention of the ei'iz-tns of Richmond and iu
vieinlry to the stock of Ready Made Clothing which
they are just openii g
Possessing sai>erijr facilities for procuring and
making up the greatest variety of Domestic ei.d For
eign'".loths, Cassimeres «n " Vratings, they ate ena
bled to oiler nnusu&l inducements to customers, who
ar* most respectfully solicited to give ua a call be
fore nur»".h«»in». nr. 14—'y
VIKRCHANTS INSURA.NCK t » UMAAV
I*l OF RICHMOND.—This Company insures eve
ry description of property against loss or damage by
•ire or the dancers of the sea.
No charge is made for the P»licy.
Office, for the present, on the Eut aide of 12tb at.
aear Main, op stairs.
TOM:
Wm. H. Christian, Wm. Broeden,
John Puroell, Tbomaa IL Pro*.
Wm. G. Pame, Jas. Thsncas, Jr.,
Lewis Ginter, John Currie, Jr.,
Aug. Anderson, Jaa. Duciop,
James L. Appersoa Wm H. Hoxali,
Rescoe B H»a John D. Qnarle*,
John Dooley, Davi<i J. Borr,
Ricb'd O. Haaklna, Larkm VV OiazeK-ook.
Lewis D. Crenshaw, D. Von Grocins
Joseph R. Aod-.rson, Emanuel Miller.
John C. Sin ton, Ed H Skmker,
Franklin Stearns
J H VnwT.cnr „ A , ?LEaßa l*Tß, President.
J. H. MOWTA6PC. Sec'y. an6—ta
iVI '.5,® w 5" the • ,ll,ce ' ,or »b I rue,
J™. . u' i° »tore foi you I"
SOHAAr a CO. are ielling the mo*t f«*hionable
pattern* of G:aa* Butter, Preserve, fickle and Bn
*»r Ui*hes; Lager Bear bnd other Tumbler*. and De
oanter*; Cream and Water Pitcher*; Oobleta, Wine
Glasses. tgc Cups, Salt Cfcl ara. etc ; Looking Olaaa
•Morekm one* i6ctiiud,)and Clocks; No 1 Fronstoce
China Plntea and i!i*bea ete.; richly guilded and or
namented Kiowar Va»»* and other Pallor ornamt ntt;
Waiter*; K'uie and Oil Lamp*, and thousand* o'other
article*, at prioea 50 and 75 cent* lower than they
generally can be bought for. Our cash purchase* on
Northern auction*, enable u* to defy competition.—
Our Confectionary ettabllahment i* (applied with a
complete aeeortment. Please call at the Frencii
Confectionary and Variety Store, corner Bread and
Th(r<* street*. ocSO
IVIOTK E -inoag tb« uiaay cbjrru of
li interest at the Agiicuitural Fair, none ha* more
attraction* for the hungry and thoraty, than the "Oar
Hoa*e" Halcen, where every delicacy e»n ba had,
among which are CANKIKti.D S unrivaled Soda Wa
tar, Philadelphia Ala and Port ax, the good qualifier
of which i* attested by tbe nnpreoedeaied demand
tor it. Msaufaaterv 20'h. between Main and Fiank-
Un Create. WARREN CAN FIELD. Agent.
oea> *c
P^lV^e^ 1 * 0 »
— M THOMAS JONES k CO.
» u out. r. WOiTOAJK h CO.
HAmcAP*«ro—, Jfcx
HAT AMD CAP MANUFACTORY
AMU DEPOT/—JOHN DOOLEY.M
Pain • treat, bat bow ready for the Wlater Trade af
insti, a moat aaparb assortment of Ladle#*, Misses
and Gentlemen's
FURS,
entirely new, of the lateat at;lea, and of ovary de
scription. Amotipl them are—
Lynx Capes Mantillaa, Mantaleta, Vlotoriaea, Tip
pete, Gauntlets aad Cufls
Short " " " " "
Sable " " " M
Mink " " "
Brown Imitation "
Stone Marten " "
Stone Marten Gill*
Freach Marten "
Chinchilla " " "
White Erm'ne " - "
Siberian Squirrel "
B'ue Coney " "
Black " " " "
Pitch " " " "
Rnaaian Pitoh " "
Golden " " " **
***** : : ::
Lock "
Blaok Jannet " "
Brown " " "
Iwarndowa " " . ** "
Bed Pelt " " "
fco., to., he.
ALSO,
Wolf, Buffalo, Racoon Badger
Leopard and Jennet Robea
For and White and Pink Swansdown Trimmings
Muffs, Gentlemen's Collara and Olovea
Prepared Hare Skins, for the cheat, £e.
Ec 25—ts
MGKKAT KKOVCTIOM AN THE an
H PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.—From ■II
fly lfi to 20 per cent, aaved by buying from J-
H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Building.
Moieakin Hate, beat quality •;
Moleskin Hals, aecond quality ® 00
Fashionable Bilk Hats ;
Fine CaJfakin Sewed Boot* |
Congress Gaiter Bouts £ r?
Fine Calfskin Sewed Shoes * 25
J. H. ANTHONY haa made arrangements with one
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia to sup
ply him with a handsome and substantial Calfskin
sewed Boot, which be will sell at the unprecedented
ow price of $3.»). oc 18—dfedy
m.—. MHOKM, SIIOKS. -A good as
of Ladies' (Jailers and walking
Shoes and Booteea. on hand at lower prices
than usua , established cheap store of
no 11 ALFRED MOSKB, 63 Main «t.
I HHHRTANT l'O YOUNG CBN
TL.EMEN —Just received at No. 13 asup-
ply of Gent's very light Congres» Gaiters,
silk tops, pump bottoms for ditiC'Dg. the prettiest and
most suitable article tor the purpose ever offered in
Uiehmond. All in want of such aa article, will do
well to call early on the subscriber.
JOHN C. PAGE, Ja.,
no 12 IS Main s*r»e».
AO KAKMKKS AMI JMAMJ
FACTURERS. —I have on hand, ef my
own make. 1000 pair* of Brogue*, roitable
for farm and factory hand*. Those in want of *uch
Shoea, will da wall to call on the aubacriber, at No
13 Ma'n *tree:.
no 12 JHHN C. PAGE, Jr.
SPKCIAL. NOTICK- 'io all Ihwe
that did not avail themselves of the privilege
of vi*iting the Mechanics' Fair, and would ilk*
to see the B iota end Shoe* which took tne br*t
premium, 1 invite them to call and examine them,
a* 1 will take great pleasure in ahowing them. They
were all manufactured by rnyaelf.
ALEX. HILL, So. 127 Main at..
n0 12 Richmond, Va.
a- ARHIVAI. OK MfeW
AND DESIRABLE SHOF.S—Opened
this morning, per ateamer City of Rich
mond, some of the choicest Ladies, Miise* and Chil
drena" Boot*, Shoes, and Gaiter* ever offered in thii
city, conaiating in part of Ladiea' Qo?.t and Morocco
Boot*' and Buikina, ainaie and doubia Sole, print
quality; do. black and colored Gaiters and Buskins
single'aud double aole, very cheap; Mlsa's and Cbil
drees' Gaitera. Boots, b.'ack and tan colored Boota.
kc., io , with many other style* of Shoes to be aold
cheap. MARCUS HARRIS,
no 17 IS3 Broad afreet.
UKNTLttiTIKM'd THICK. SUlh
SHOES —Now in store, and selling very
cheap, for the quality, a very large and su
perior assortment cf gentlemen's Heavy Winter
Shoaa of various pattern*. Recollect, at No. 43, four
dsora below St. Charle* Hotel, opposite *IHe.
no 8 WM. WALSH.
M FANCY KUKB, Jf ANCk HKS a
—We have now open, a complete and Sgjßf
*p!endid stock of Ladle* and Children'*
Fancy Kur*. consiating of the following styles: Rus
sian Sable; Stone Martin; Ex. Black Lynx; Fitcb;
Siberian Squirrel; Golden Fitch; French Martin, and
every other style cf Fancy Fur* for Ladies and Chil
dren. Also spiendid Leopard, Wolf and Badger Car
riage Robea and Foot Mntfa, which have been select
ed fresh from the largeot and mosi extensive manu
factories, and will be said at wholesale and retail, on
the uiMt favorable term*. Ladiea are particularly
requested to call and examine the above splendid
Hood*. which for neatness, atyle and quality, cannot
be excelled. •
Also, Ladies' Beaver Riding Hat* and Flat*; Chil
dreu'a Hat* and Cap*, of every atyle; Gent's Hats and
Caps,(amongst them wili be found something entirely
new ) making one of the most complete and selected
stock* ever offered in th : s market.
BINFORD, DICKINSON it WEISIGER,
oc 17 ' No. 78 Main street.
moii HO! roHMumnti £ mrnm
MIUM HATS k CAPS, No. 207®W
BROAD STREET —R. MOORE has
some of the finest and neatest gentlemen's Urea* and
Bunnell Hatf and Cap* of every style aud quality to
be had. Boys', Youths', and Children's Fancy Hats
and Caps of every description to ba had. Ladies*
Misses' and Children's fancy Furs, of all styles and
kinds. Alse, a large lot of Negro Wool Hata, all of
which will be sold cheap for cash. Call and supply
yourself, at the Premium Hat Store, No. 207 Broao
street.
oc 28—Imd RICHARD MOORE.
DENTAL. NOTICE—G. W.
JONES, Susgical AND Mkchani-
Dentist, oflae between 9th and'
f. i » loth, Main street, one aquare above
the Banks, (office hourafrom 9 to 3, 4 to 6,)— will be
happy to see ail auch as desire hia professional ser
vices, promising his beat endeavors, by gentleness and
thoroughnets to give satisfaction in ail operations,
either in Filling. Cleansing, Regulating, Extracting
or Inserting Teeth oc 13—3 m*
flfSSk Rk'JIOVAL --JOS. WOOD*
JraMBHK WARD, Surgeon and Mecbanioal
Dentist, haa removed bia Office to
Main street one square above the
Banks and next door to Corinthian Hall.
In thla 'ocaliou ni' facilities are much increased by
the acquisition of more room and good, operating
light, tia.
He inserts te*.th upon fine gold and silver plate,
plain or with artificial gums Styles acknowledged
to bs the best, and la practiced by the profession gen
erally. oc 31—2 in*
8 T * w - tignor,
SOUTH SIDE MAIN ST., IK THE
FIRST SQUARE BELOW
THE MARKET,
Maker and Dealer in GUNS,
RIFLES, PISTOLS, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches
and Belts, Qjrae Bags. Eley'a Caps and Wads, Walk
ing Canes, Fishing Tackle. Colt'a and Allen'a Re
volvers. and Hporting articles and Ammunition of all
kin.is, all of wnich will be sold at the lowest possible
rates. oc2ii—lm
FOK SALU -At the American Sta
/Tr\ blea, a fine pair of well-broke Bay HORSES
quite young, and perfectly Bound, and work
well anywhere. Apply at the American Stables to
Mr* Hi ae B—ta
CAUIC/AGKH, ('AKUiAGKS.
iSHOSSL. The subscriber haa on hand, at his Coach
—' Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
ley, between Main and Cary, ',13th "nd I4th streets.)
t.aer tha Columbian Hotel. COACHES, CHARIO»
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and wuheul
tops, ai:d SULKIES, all of hia own make, af the best
material* anil workmanship. All of which will b«
sold as low aa good work of the kind can be in the city
of Richmond; and I respectfully ask a call from .iioae
in want of aa7 artinU in the Carriage line, aa I am de
termined to make to order and tell at the lowest
prices poalbla, an 4 all wttrkaoli, that la new, wj
taatad.
faVC—dftai MICAJAB MANOUM.
INSTKDCTION ON TlltC
&g!M| PIANO.—A young lady,who ha* had
UnfjprTl considerable experience in teaching,
11 II 1 || 1 and can produce pupil* that, in one
q -.irr.er, e&n play and ling tno*t any ordinary piece of
music, whhe* a few more •cholara. A* *be herielf
received instruction* from the principal pianist of
Jenny Lind, W. M. Hoffmann, i.»q., feel* confident
■be can giro satisfaction to thoee who encourage bar.
Term* M 5 per quarter of 30 leaeona. Addr en M. 8.
A., box 5*5*7, poet offiee. jy U
r~\ »'J'. MCHULAN !"A1.00,N.~
will be .etved up in thl*
Wffiwell known Saloon, next door to the Fx
> change Bank, from thia day until the
end of tbe eeaaan.
JELLIES and C&EAM to be had a* heretofore,
A. ANTONI.
[VIKW Nl PPIiV OF RICH UOODM.~
P CHRISTIAN k LATHROP will opeara T«£
"ay, of recent purchueo, a beautiful a«or!ment ef
Kaney Oooda, such *•—
•Mto »'O9 a ° bM ' *°"* With T,lT#t
Rioh White do , for evening dreeaee
Rich Colored and Black Silk*
Stella and Chenille Shawie, in variety
mw «t,l # Plaid Long Sbawic
"'rtp*' l Mou*eltne* * od Caabmerec
Black Velvet Clt-ckc and Talma*
Colored do. Borage, a great bargain
rrlnta, la goad aty lea and fact colon, attieta.
«S£sr---gyasaft SMB».«
EDUCATION
bsssee
yitete wOl wmww mi tlw *n« Meedef Ib OKoe*
**Th« Boarding D*p*rtm*nt to nto Ik* *k*n*
D. L** Pow*ll, E*q.
fCUII t
Board, for 9 ninth*. .....pW
Tnitto*
Frenoh, Italian, G*nn*n, Spani*b, ***h.....« *
Latin
Drawing from #20 to 0&>.
Mml* at Profe**or*» price*. „
Preparatory Department...
Wtahini and Light* extra.
Add rod, niched, V*. ft
AUU, ANUitKMUn dc to. »«•••»
Ed to No. 101, Main .rieet, wh*r* *}w w* pre
pared to (how their oiuai *tock of RIBBONS and
BONNKTU — 19 "**
J. »• fbahl >m>r,
IMPORTER ASD JOBBER OF DRT GOODS.
SECOND bUPPLYI
The anbaerlber having <oid out many atylea of Oooda
pnrehaaad in the early part of the aeaaon, baa fond
ft neceaaary to make another nait to New York, for
the onrpoee of replenishing hi* atock. and la now re
ceiving and opening a variety of LADIES' DRESS
GOODS, embracing Fancy Silk*, rich Pari* DeLaine*
ard Caabmcrei, Merinoea, mediam priced Monalaipea
and Caabmere*, £a broldene*, Lac ee, Lawn and Linen
Bdkfa, Ac
Alao, a full rapply of Silk and Cut Velvet Veating*.
Black ard Fancy Caaaimerea, and many other new
and deeirable article*—all of which hav* juat been
pure baaed at very low price*, and will be offered to
the city and country trade, by wholeaale, at a email
advance on ceat.
XW An early examination ia requeued
oc 23—dim J. B. FERGUSON, J*.
2nnn nnn cicjaks, »r ail tue d«S
•UUU.UUU ferent qnilitie* and bran da, con
•tantly on band. Cigsi* of any di*cription mad* to
order at (hort notice. Liberal dUcoant allowed.
Wholeeale dealer* and country merchant* onght t»
examine my (tock and priee* before purchaaing el**-
where. H. C. O. TIMMKRMAN,
Importer and lfanafacturer of Cigar*,
e 9—3 m No 177 Broad atreet.
MUI LDINUB. I>KHSHSKI> AJ«D UN
DRESSED LUM B £R—Belvideie Planing Mill*,
on 9th street, loath ot the Betin, in rear of the re*
tor# burg Depot. —Planing, of ail kind* of lumber,
ToDgniog ana Groving dona in the
Dressed Flooring, 8-4,8-4,£4 and 4-4 ineh giv
ing, Partition and Car at off. on hand and for mm.
Al«i>, Frame Timber, Oak Fencing, and buUdlng mn-
Moulding*, «Uty different patten*, al-
g. C. ROBINSON.
CLOTH
AND ggOOMa
We have determined to couline our sals* la future
to the good* aa indicated above, hy retail; and having
arranged our entire and conveniently fitted atore for
that purpose, are now prepared to exhibit the largest
and moat complete assortment of
Carpeting Oil Cloths, Curtain Goods, &c,,
ever teen in the BUta of Virginia, and bet rarely met
with in any one establishment in the United State*.
Importing direct from the Engliah manufacturer*,
and aaiectLg with care, in person, the beat American
fabrics. ws shall it all times be prepared to furnish
promptly all articlea pertaining to our buiineaa, and
relying on the citizen* of Virginia, North Carolina
and Tennessee to sustain c« in our enterprise, assure
them we will he content with moderate profit).
It i* eur intention to keep our stock supplied
throughout the year with the latest *tyie* of fa*nion
able good* in our line.
We now invite buyers to examine our entirely new
stock, which embraces a great variety in pattern* of
Velvet, Tapestiy and Brussels Carpetlr.g
Three-ply, Ingrain and Venetian do
Velvet, Chen-iile and brns.els Rag*
Door, Parlor and Chanc er Mat*
Satin, Worsted and InAa Damask
St.tin and Fieured DeL,i.:uei
Brocatelle and Turkey Red
Muslin aud Lice Curtain*
Cornices and Bands for Curtain*
Cord, TazseU and Gimps do
Window Shades, all styles and qualities
Piano and Table Caver*
Wonted Fire Screens arid Foot Stool*
Crnmb Cloth* and Bucking
Seeking for steps, new article
Floor Oil Cloths; Table Oil Cloth*
Oil Cloth Rug*
Stair Linen; Stair Rod*, he.
When furnished with diagram and mea*urement of
room or hs'l, we will superintend the cutting of Car
pet* and Oil Cloth* to any pattern.
seSO-3m* RICHARDSON t CO.
DUtiUKTT (t ANIIKKStim, (IPHUL
-BTERER3 ANO PAPER HANGERS, COR
NER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN STB.,
Invite the attention of their friends and the public to
theirstock of FALL GOODS, being the best assort
ment they have over had to otfer in French and Amer
ican Paper Hangings, all qualities; Mnalinand Lace
Curtains, Damask and Delaiue Certain Good*, Corniest
bancs anid trimmings for Curtains, Table and Floor
Oil Cloths, White and Check Coco Matting, Window
Shade*, Ma! trasses, Feather Bed*, wikb many other
articles in the line of business, which will be sold or
worked up on the most reasonable terms, se 20 -3m.
VIKUINIA SAVINGS BAN H»I A If-
T TERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OK VIR
GINIA—CAPITAL 100,000 DOLLARS.—Money re
ceived on deposit in rami of live dollar* and upwards,
on which interest at the rate of 6 per cent per annum
ia paid, for nmi remaining six months »r longer; for
shorter periods, interest at the rate of 5 per centum.
The whole jnint stock bound for the deposit.
Deposits received, and certificate! issued by the
Cashier, T. B. Starke atthe store of K. B. Spence.
corner of Mam and Governor streets. Richmond. Va.
SAM'L S. COTTRELL. President,
T. B. STAKKE, Cashier,
oc 14—3 m C. WALTHALL, Secretary.
UK Ht lIOOL at the MKIHA
NICS' INSTITUTE will open TO-MORROW
NIGHT, (Wednesday) in tbe basement ef the Uni
versaiist Church, Mr. C- P. BURRUSS, Principal
Teacher. All apprentices and others who wish to at
tend as scholars, must procure their certificates of
membership before tbat time, aa none will ba othv
wise admitted. Certificates may be had of Mr. Sam
uel S Cottrkl'L, on Main street, near 13th, or of
J. W. Lewellen, the Secretary, who can be found
at the Exhibiiiea H»ll,Joverjthe First Market, on 17th
and Main streets. PcrsDta and Master* should see
that their boys are started at the commencement of
the School, in order to get the benefit of the entire
seesion. oc 14— tf
SD. DKfSUOM has lor sale 000 Knaitf
• elled Grates, Fenders, and Summer Pieces, em
hraoin* Square Topped, Circle and Eliptie Pattern*
These Gratr* are of my own manufacture, and shall
be aold at the lowest prises. Order* from town and
conntry promptly attended to. The Virginia Mecha
nics' Institute awarded a silver medal, the highest
premium. to Samdil D. De.ioon for the best *peci
men* of Grate* and Feeder*. Also, for *ale, a large
atock of Bells, Brass Brick Mould*, ie. Apply at icy
Bell and Brass Foundry, No 225 Mainitreet, between
Bth and 9th. we*t aide, Richmond. V*. oc 16—3aa
I AND WAKRANTB<»I wlah to pnr-
JLi chase Land Warrants, and will p*y the full mar
ket price for them. Al»o, Virginia Land Warrant*,
which have been loat or miilaia. GEO. BAGBY,
oc 28 — lm* ISth street, over Geo. R. Peake'*.
\] OTICjK—By every au-ninrr we ore
1 ' receiving good* that are very desirable; among
those by la«t steamer, are Stella Shawls, Mantle*,
Alexander 9 * Kid Glove*, Carpeting, Felt Cloth*. Em
broideries, lie. &e. Wo tii u* have a larne stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Good*, alway* on hand. We
e&U the attention of purchaaer* now particularly to
oar Negro Woolen*, Blankets, Calicoes, lie. lio., ail
of which we will aell at LU* usual unpretedenledlovi
pricu, for ca.h VALENTINE k SON,
No. 99, corner Broad, 9'h aud Capitol st*.,
oc 28—t* Near Capittil Square.
UKLLEVI'K HOMPITAIm—TMs Inatltrt.
L> tiott is situated on Church Hill, Richmord, Va.,
in a delightful, airy position, and is furnished with
every convenience conducive to the comfert of pa
tients and tbe successful treatment of disease.
The Lying-in Wards are peculiarly cummodlooa.
Tbe undersigned give their personal atteudauae to
all patient* placed under their charge.
TERMS:
Colored Patfenta fer
White* 6 u 44
Private accomn-.odatlon* 7to 10 w
Theae ratee embrnoe aH chariee for Board, Me«-
einea, end Medical aod SurgtcM attendance.
tW No Small fox admitted.
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, M. D.,
•moo atreet. between 4th aadMfc.
c. s. Hills, m. d,
13th (treat, between Broad and MarekoU.
R- T. C«LE.MAN, M. D ,
_ , °«t>« of 4th and Gnu* .-rseU.
Rodent Ph'nrtciaa-Dr WOOD uw, J4—Una
JVWTirK TO ftRICfc.LAYfcKH. L'AK.
PENTER9. PAINTERS AND PLASTERERS
/?*»»der«l|«ed offera bla aor*ien to tbe Mecbanlca
of Ike city of Richmond aa a MEASURER of all
■tori* of msehaiiieel work.
JOr Offlcaoethe East aide of lMi (treat, betweeo
Broad and Mardball NrroU.
n« I—lm* fOHW M JOHNSON.
WOUKTHINO NKW.-1 Miiced la p« M
K? in| up Uorernor atreet, ot HAS.WOOD'S Waio
room®, the moot complete SptU>f Bod thet I hive
?*"' , . Bn: A 1 *" 0 l« Ue eoaatraciioa
that it la not luble to gat oat of order. Ue ha. aleo
the large* and moat beanufal aaaortaaoot of rami,
two I haTo over odd exhibited In Richmond My
otteatlea wee attracted to a moat baaotlfnl Wardrobe
In tho aaaortmeot. oo » dim X
20 000 V N * »AVAMA CIUAAM M<(
!7. V„ !•* erop Tobaeoo. tnat received by
JZ'ck.™ *' '*"• invito*
CHARLES RICHARDSON.
Importer of Havana Cteora, Amonoaa Hotel Solid
tog Ma'n aod ntfc ato. oe » -ie
*u9otimr mrtiw.
Si Kf ff,,4Ta
M 9
TOtLWBan AMDiALIL
awisfcC"!
dwelHag bom*, an i*e hovee, kltehe*. rtabiel, *
thl FTP mini, ifid ulmmm A wiiuu n - , « .♦
particular*apply to A. A. kXiSchMANn'
BoI . T - I . m I* Ma>.
• STOWS IIUI HK V«B KKNT jfT
Stor* Hon** on lVbatreet. between
Cary. now om P M by Boyail A
ro*«e*aion thren l*t Jaenarv nw(. B0 i7lj^
.*«* BBNT-TleiaMwea,
tsatSiJg:-** %
For term*, fce., apply to
no It—ftwwta JABES THOIU* i.
— FOKKKNT-Pcrre.t ar
W immediate po*****ion given, the Brick W.r
th# • aj °j n I , ( Sf WOO<, » D te»rm« *lo -
the Burin, at tba comer of 10th and Car* ctraetT » i
cently ocenpied aa a Commla*lo« Honae bv M v~
O. kW. D. Tompkina. Apply to 7 '
oeai-Wfcgu JOHN ItUTHEftgoonn
Phrmi.. ,ITiTTST
mediately, the Houm over my »tore. To a *cm
tenant the rent will be low, or it can be badi,
room* for *in|le gontlemen. Locato* excellent
THOMAS HOW,
no U- 3t* 219 H*ln »tr«»;.
NO. HI iTIAlft HTKKK T
BENT,-The (tore No. <54, KaU Mai* ,'"f
can be rented lo a good tenant on *cconsmod«.'
tiog term*. The property i* located almot: in the
heart of the city, very convenient to the tot: o(B««
market, Acwonld be auitable for a clotblri or hard
ware eetabliabm int. Perton* witblng to re a: 4
•tore, in the buaißea* part of the City..wind 0 well to
call on EDWARD D KACHO
no M—Bt Peart Cr-.t
eIfUU UK ."NT—A dwelllu nod r
on fitb atreet, between Bvrd and Canal Pen,,'
aion given let of December next. Apply at th«
dwelling next door, or ar my office, in Loru.t A!1»t
FOR MAI.E—A few fine Northern .»
Burnett'* old Stable*. JNO. B. DAVja
no '3—?•»*
Ml. tfut f A«i p«t>er*alon glvr*
Immediately, the botue at pre*ei»t occatied l»
the *üb*criber, aitnated ou 19'b atrftet. S floor. 4
North of Broad. Apply to Talbott k Bro, or
no '1 J A. CLARK SON
«. — A " rat Ulld *eri cem
fortnb'eßnok House, aitaated near Oamb:(>
Hill, suitable for the accommodation of a ten
(Mi fami'y. For terms aptly to
WALTER C. PRICE MAN, Franklia it.,
o«W—tf opposite the Metropolitan H»'|.
« FOK K£ N T—The bouae corner ef
I2th and Car; streets, at present oecopied by
Taliaferro fc Brother. Possession fives imm*
distely. »
Al»o, the honae corner of I9ih and Cory street* it
preaent oecnpied by E. A Smith, H s» Tobacco K»c;
tory. Possession given lat January n >xt. Appiy ta
noß—lm* WARWICK k B*RKSD4LK
M *UK Kit NT.-A desirable front
■H Room oyer the itere of the «afc«eri <er. Apdlt
a* l:> 7 Main street. BULKLEV It CO.
KUIt HUM'—'A vacant lot ou ibe
north aide of Cary, between 15th and 16th ««.
Apply to DAVID M. LEA.
nos-14t
MFOII KKNT—lntendtDX to remove
to the country, I offer my dw. Ihr.j on Ones
afreet, for rent.. 1 *lso wuh to tel. pewlso'jO
in St. James' Church.
no 4—ta RICK L WINBTOS
MKOtt KKNT—The Uwellliig Houee
in Bosher's Row, lately occupied bj m«. Pus
session given immediately,
no 4—t* W. O. PAINF.
BSTOUIi FOtt KKNT.-Wllh The.
view of moving to another home bet;er suited
to our buiiness, we of?or fur rent our store,
corner Cary and Pearl street*.
WILLIAMS k BRO.
It is withent donbt one of the very best standi fot
a general bnainei* in this eity. oc 2u
TWO UOIiSKS POK RKr»T.--A com"
modiou* house containing seven rooms, withs
basement, dining room, die., on an extent vs
lot. on which there is a large (table and carriage buuse
situated in the most healthy part of the city, near Lbs
centre of bonnes*.
A small houae In •'retired part of the eity, cb a lot
40 by 106 feet.
Apply at 115 Main atreet. o: 14
FOR HUNT The Htorennt OllnV
opposite the E»change Hotel.cn 14th street,
lately oeeupied by Mr. William Hurley u so
Exchange Office.
Alio several Lodging Reoms over the (tore, enrntr
of Main and 12th street*, lately occupied by Mr K
M. Zimmerman.
oc 10—tf JOHN GR.EMK
£ TOBACCO KACTOKV KOH KENT.
The Tobaceo Factory, now occupied by Mr. N.
B. Dickinson, en 11th street, between Maio »ni
Cary, will be for rent next year. Possession gives
Ist January. Apply to
BARKBDALE V READ.
oe B—tf Shoekoe Warehotiie.
FOR KJs.NT-jVtAiiLiBOKO. lonurt-
Mi ly WALL STREET HOTtL.-ThU property
MtrSL ig ritaated on 16th, between Main and Frank lii
street*, has been recently enlarged and und?rg.n«
thorough repair. It can accommodate cercfwubiy
from fifty to sixty lodgers. There is a large bar n.m
about thirty by forty feet, a parlor 25 by SO fet.,i
dining room 30 by 40 feet, a spacious kitohen v:tb
large bake oven and extensive eocking rangea *11 re
cently built; eomCortable ■ervast*' rooms, eecveui
ence* for ooal and wood, i* well supplied with wit*
in the kitchen, bar room and on the second fi' oq
gas ha* been introduced into the houae, and tkare Is
every eoavenionea necessary for met aa estab' sb
ment.
Pesaeaalon given Immediately.
For terms appiv to FKNDALf. 9RIHIV
MKOK RENT OK LKABK-AI op
tion of the tenant, the tenemeot (No. 12) ua
Franklin street, recently eccapid by Mr. Jotia
H. Gary, aa a grocery. jt i, tituated very near ;ba
market, and ia cousidired ene of tbe bent lccatiott ia
the city for a grocery er dry goods store. Possru-m
given at one day'* notioe Apply to Baku «
PlbasaNts, or to
P. H AYLETT, Trustee,
an 23—ta Law Office, 115 Main street.
OrricE Richmond k Dahvill* R R Co., i
• Nov. Mth 18'~6 J
npilK NINTH ANNUAL MKKTINU "K
I tbe stockholders of the Richmond and Danr. Is
Railroad Company will take place on WEDMt.S
DAY, the 10th December next, at the office of us
Company.
THOS. W. BROCKENBROUGH, Bee'j.
FORM OF PROXY.
Knew all men by these present*, that
the undersigned do hereby eoaititute and appo:ot
, Attorney for
and in name, to vote in all questioni that
may be bronglit before the meeting cf ttie stoekhsld
er* of the Richmond and Danville Railroad Company
to be held at , on tbe ——— daj of
, or any adjourned meeting thereof, ho:e
by ratifying all theaeta of said Altarafj
in lha premises, as fully as if weis p<*-
sect and voting In person.
I o testimony whereof ■ hsve hereaato
affixed i . .. handthta day of——
■ol7— dlwfccJw
r r« IHK PUBLIt -UavlHg
A the stock of Groceries and fixtures lately car*
chased by Wro. Rexey at the truat sal* ef Oaoial
Hunt, 1 hereby appolut Daniel Hunt my rgfiit '*
keep a Restaurant and Grocery at the hcuw au»
oecunied by hiio, on tbe corner of 7th and Bj.o
■treet*. on :he cash ayatem oniy.
no 17— EM7.F.BF.TH HUNT.
New ukvckkv ani> UoSilSiSj
STORE.—The aubaeriber would inforro the pa>
lie that he ha* recently opened on Franklta »tr"J>
between Wall and 17th (treat*, a GROCER* AS''
COMMISSION bTORE. Ha will keep a!«ai»«
ban* a general assortment ef FAMILY GROCE
RIES, which he will aell at wholesale asd retailor
accommodating terms. He will also attend to vl
the duti:* of a Commission Marebaot. sad will"
ple*-ed to raeelva consignments ef Proeoee, *Cj
from hia friend*. He baa now in store a good aapp-7
of FLOUR, BACON. LARD, BUTTER. Ac.»
wbish ha invites an examination from tbe
0c23-dlm* J. R SYRCLC
CoMMlSlloMCl'3 Orricc, Whig Bull-DI»6 i
Richmond, No»embor S, :&5«- > ,
VTOTICE 18 lIKUKBV HIV KM,
(ball no WEDNESDAY, the 10th dat of "*•
cewber, ISA 6. at 1# •'clock. A. M , at tbw a#»e. <«
au eccoaet ot the debt still da* from the aetate 0
WU'.iaa M Fulloo, dccaMed
• no 10— d4ar R KILTOS C***. C.mtnj
hav ama tHTitr; tiffk ym ■rrrr.
II .'o«t recalred thrfollswiDg CItfARS :
La Emperetrie Eugenia Media Regalia * ijt
L* Real Cob etui
Do Open
R"o Hondo, oomtnon lis*
XI Mbno. common cm
Cblachoretta, do do
Lo Hmtuui "Concho"
Do 9por«
U Jamela Looirea
D« common »Wo
U FiorlduM Cilandradoe
Oo Leodree
CIGARRITOS.
Conmelo, MarUoea Ybor lad Prime** Diana.
All mado of mv crop Tobacco, »nd f'J
CHARLES RICHARDSO*
Import or of Haraaa Cigaia, An>e«iean WMgfc
m i-te Corner Main »"d lit* "*■_
ptltK WIN KM AND
Ml me4iol«el yoroow Be w<m'd eel» —
tODtioa of kIMM (Lit ero WiyUf lb* tko *****$>"
r^i£|sSEfHsi»

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