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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
'hsu.rday "«>*»• a9 > i 836,
fiNANCIAI' AND COMMERCIAL*
Yotk, M,
Orsng* ani WtaJ «ocks tall.
73»7V; Virgin!* and Teanesiee do ISWTI.
By Telegraph.
M.w YoaK, Hot M -Klour baayant-Btate «6 1A
40- Soathani ♦« *5»7 25 Wheat h«* *nupward
73; red £IJMI1 JMI »i- Corn
a*i«t— mixed 74; yellow 78. Stock* lower.
HtiTiMoii, Nov. »B.—Klonr ouoh*nged. Wheat
3 cioU better. Corn cne cent better.
Klchraond Market... Narrmher
A good part of the day h *» h««n »o inclement e*
T»ry much to interfere with There are no
cfcange* to note in any department of trade.
fLOIT*. W* continue to quote #6 75 for lupar-
to prime Ref #1 35®1.40 ; de.
White •1.45' dl sP—with possibly a few tale* of extra
prime at a fiiure more
CORN.—66 <f 70 cent* per bn«hel
THE temperance Cause —The receipt* of the
New York Temperance Society for the pa*t year,
from donation*, amounted to $13,018. Five per
son*—Era*ln* Corning and E. Deleyan, of Albany
Charles Butler, of New York ; Geirit Smfeh, of
Madison county, and Dr. Nott, of Bhenectady, gave
$1,000 each. The whole amount was expended
in the publication of Temperance papers and other
document*.
Suit against a Kaii.koai> —La*t week, Albert
W. I'age brought a suit against the New \ ork
Central Railroad, for violation of contract In re
filling to convey him to Lyon*, New York, for
which place he had purchased a ticket, and for for
cibly ejecting him from a railroad car, because he
refused to pay additional fare. Damages Jaid at
$5,000. Ttie jury gave him a verdict of #175.
The shortest passage between Boston and Ilali
fa*, by a sailing vessel, ha* been made by the
Halifax, which left Boston on the 17th inst She
made the passage in thirty bours, which is several
hours shorter than the average run of the Cunard
steamers. So says the Boston Daily Advertiser.
A man with a large family was complainicg of
tbe difficulty of supporting tbein all. "But," said
a friend, "you have sons big enough to earn some
thing for you now."' "The difficulty is, they are
too big to work." was the answer.
The Oldest Senator —The death of Mr. Clay
ton has very naturally directed attention to the
members of the United States Senate, and to the
point of seniority. Mr Crittenden, of Kentucky,
is now the "Father" of that distinguished body,
having entered it on the 4th of March, 1817.
PaosißLE Origin or thb Times Hoax.—A cor
respondent of the Savannah Republican furnishes
tbe following probable solution of the Arrowsmith
Heax on the London Times. After detailing his im
pression that Mr. Arrowsmith intended his publica
tion as a hoax, the correspondent says :
"Suspecting one of the Mail Agents, between Au
gusta and Columbus, of having a hand in it, and
meeting him shortly after the appearance of the sto
ry in tbe American papers, I accused him of mysus
pieiom, when lie staled to mo that be had amused an
idle hour, ia fabricating the story, and getting into
couversation with an Englishman who was passing
over tin route ou the subject of Southern atrocities,
i e id him his effort.
"The traveller requested the copy of the story,
which he gave him, without suspicion of the use that
would be made of it, aud ycu may imagine his asto
nishment ss well as amusemeut, when it made its
appearance in the Times, as a true and genuine scene,
ai witnessed by the acute Mr. Arrowsmith, en his
passage from Macou to Augusta "
Senator Douglas and his Bride.—Senator
Douglas and his beautiful bride occupied a prosceni
um box at the opera last night. They wero accom
panied by the bridal party, consisting of Miss Allen
aud Miss Granger, aud by Gen. Shields, Augustus
Sehall, and ex-Canal Commissioner Mather. Mrs
Douglas was attited in a rather high-necked blussiik
drees, with a blue satin amiped trimmed with lace.—
Her hair was not, as is said to be usual, thrown in a
braid round her clasnic forehead, but disposed after
the fashion of the Empress Eugenie. She leaned
over occasionally to look at the stage, apparently un
conscious of the general battery of lorgnettes to
which she was exposed. The Senator looked un
commonly well and cheerful. He was sprucely cos
tumed, snd evidently enjoyed both the opera and his
own condition. The scene in Trovatore, in which
Leonora (La Grange) and Manrico (Brignoli) petson
ate the characters of bride and btidegroom, was re
garded with special attention. Senator Douglas and
Lis bride will shortly visit his mothsr. at Clifton
*prings, in this State. They are now staying at the
St. Nicholas.-xY. V. Post.
UlsmCll »TKA*I PUVVKK
U PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
Olalß, Corner or Thirteenth street,
RICHMOND, VA.,
J D. HAMMEKSLKY A: CO , Proprietors.
Country Merchant! and others visiting Richmond,
hre invited to call at the Dispatch Steam Job Printing
establishment, and examine the largest assortment of
Type* and materials lor
STOHE BIIJLS !
to be found South of "Mason and Dixon's and
to which all mw improvements in machinery
and Fancy Type are being constantly
added, as fast as produced.
, CARDS
of every description printed In
GOLD, SILVER OR FANCY COLORED INKS
on Plain, Enameled, or Colored Paper, in the
' neatest manner and on the most
reasonable terms.
CIRCULARS
executed in the best style of the art, and a large
assortment of tine paper kept a! wa\s on hund.
BILL HEADS
printed ongood paper, in a superior manner, and ruled
to any pattern desired. The facilities for
executing this description of Print
ing are unsurpassed.
Checks, Drafts, Notes, Ac.,
neatly printed in every variety of style and finish,
bound or nnbound. All the new and hand
some designs for this style of work will
be found at this establishment.
MAMMOTH POSTERS!
on plain or colored t per, or in colored ink. This
office has better''- .ilities for this kind of print
ing than any oner office in this city. In
short, every description of Printing
executed on reasonable terms for
cash, with neatness and
se 6 dispatch.
UNION STEAMSHIP VUM
pany—for Philadelphia, via
City Point and Norfolk.—
Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND
Capt. Mitchell; Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, (.'apt
David Teal; Steamer VIRGINIA,Captain B. Rooms.
One of these superior Steamers will leave Rich
mond, until further notice, every lYloniliiy and
.Thursday, touching at City Point and Norfolk to
receive freight and passengers. Returning, leave Phil
adelphia every Wednesday and Suturday mor
nings at lOo'dock.
These Steamers are now in tine order, increased ac
commodations for the comfort of passcogers having
been added, as also more room for freight; and we
hope, by regularity, dispatch and care in protecting
foods committed to our charge, to receive an increase
of patronage.
ty* No transhipment by this line.
Passage through to Nrw York, and found $10.00
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.
HTPassengers by this line can stop in Philadelphia
two or three days, aod then proceed to New York by
the same ticket. U. E. TI'TTLK, Agent,
au kii Rockeits
FMKE AMU HI A KINK I.MMIi HA.NC li ran
be effected with the Albermarle lnuur&nce Coui
pany, on as favorable term* as with any otle- r compa
ny iu this State, possessing a real ca*h capital to meet
oe*e*. Apply to STOKES & CO.,
_ Aft*. Ruhmoad, Va.
WM. T. EARLY, rres I*,1*,
JNO. WOOD. Jr, Sec'y,
Charlottesville. V
C'ilAS. M. LAMnEt, Y, Tin aan skeci
' Iron Manufacturer, likh street, between Mali
aud Gary, Richmond. Va.
GAS KITTING AND FIXTURES.
■team ripe* for Churche*. fublio tuliding*, k*
Metallic Hoofing, Gultoiin&and Spouting, pat
npin any part of the citv and country.
WELL AND GARDEN PfIMPS KOR BALE
IN HtI*INICWH.~A lAKU—
The subscribers, from the encouragement re
lved for nine months past, in their effort to keep a
Urocery store on Temperance principles, lind that
fo« r .i U "' l y P»Y their expenses, there-
XLw i! 1 * Vo concluded to abandon that feature of
„ ;il " Uid present to the punlic a atock that
U 10v >t« a more extended share of p»tronag«.
oc 2g R**pectfutly, SIZER It PHAUP,
——- maiu ct.
»ALfc...l hr eIuHU
°oing agood * D,Uf » tor ]\ wel ! ' ocut « d »"d
ofTerbd for nala. Addrbtt
• • B'DaUQOItiT,
p - — P. C.
NO. V O °^ N AIJC i'iUMiKKH
Uie public u V er l^"T •enrieeato
fi-.,. . " u*# iMile of Kml kstAlo
HorM., 1
terms. * **"" *fo* the aM reasonable
jyt iTr-»ff to Ti fot> ry **•
«f storage. t*nau mUs wltheut the eh erg*
W/Kr eB. COO*.
ml U WM. Not*.
DKNTIMTKV.
DSStaI. NUTI(!K.-(J. W.
JONG'S, Surgical AND MkchaNl
(mVfßMcit. DtNTtsr, office between!>th end
11 I, l r ]ntb, Main street, one square ahov*
the Bsnka, (offlce hourefrom 9 to 9. 4 to B,)—will be
happy to en* ell inch M deelre hi* profeeeionel eer
vlcee, crowning hit beet endeavors, by gentian*** end
thoroaghnesa to give eettefection in ell operation*,
either in Filling. Cleenelng, Regulating. Lxtractlng
or Ineerting Teeth oc 13—Sm
KKITIOVAIj— JOS.WOUU-
WARD, Bart eon and Mechanical
DeatUt, hee removed hi* Offlae to
1 ' ■' * " Main (treet one *quare above the
Bank* and next door to Corinthian Hall.
In thl* location hi* faoUitie*are much increased by
the acquisition of more room and good operating
ll *He insert* teeth npon fine gold and diver plate,
plain or with artificial gum*. Style* acknowledged
to be the beet, andi* practiced by the profee*iongen
erally. oo 31~2m«
TTRKAT SAL.B or DKY GOODS!
(jT A LARGE BTOCK OF
new fall dry goods
TO BE SOLD WITHIN
TWO MONTHS!
?. COHEN,
' NO. 175 BROAD STREET,
Begs to announce to the public that the constant in
crease of bis busine** make* it. imperative to have
hi* preiant itore enlarged, and in order to have the
improvement executed a* *oon a* pouible, all the
good* will ba ollered at men extremely
LOW PRICES
a* to lecura their
QUICK SALES!
To enumerate the good* and their priea* would
tike too muah apace, auffiae It to say, that he has in
store an unusually large stock, embracing everything
DRY GOODS LINK!
*n-t hi* facilities for purchasing good* being a* good
>s those of any other house In the city,
GREAT BARGAINS
may b« expected.
Goods soli exclusively for CA3H nolS-Sig*
SCHOOL OK DKsKiN OK TIIK VIK
-01NIA M FCHANICS INSTITUTE.-Thisschool
will beopennd on or about the 10th of November
next. Arrangement* are now being mads for a more
thorough and extensive mode of teaching the pupils
and every thing that ii necessary, will be done to give
•atiifaction to all who a'tend
The tchool will be under the direction of Mr. W.
G. PECIYAL, who will be aided by competent as
sistants.
Tekms—®2.oo per month, payable in advance.
Young men wishing to Join the classes now forming
will please leave their names at the office of Mr Per
cival, in Godwin's Building, with J. W. Lewe!len,at
the Dispatch office, or with either one of the Com
mittee. THOS. SAMSON, ) Committee on
S. Y. LANDRUM, > School
THOS. H. WYNNE, 5 of Design.
oc 22---ts
£J A VAN A LIOAKS AND t'KJA HKITOH.
lA Just received the following CIGARS :
LaEmperatriz Eugenia Media Regalia Flor
La Real Concha
Do Opera
Rio Hondo, common size
El Mlsmo. common size
Chinchuretta, do do
La Mon tanesa "Concha"
Do Opera
La Jamela Londres
Do common Bize
La Floridana Cilandrados
Do Londres
CIGARRITOS.
Consuelo, Martinez Ybor and Primera Diana.
All made of new crop Tobacco, and very fine.
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
Importer of Havana Cigars, American building,
noK—u Corner Main and 11th «ts.
RE.UOVAL~/)r. PLUiUK has lenioveil
his office to the third house, South of Trinity
Church, South side, and about one hundred yards be
iow the Exchange Hotel. Dr. P. continues to treat
all syphlitic and gonorrheal complaints; and having
hid much practice in this line. Hatters himself that he
can give very general satisfaction. A call from
those interested ia solicited.
Dr P. als i makes and vends one of the best resto
ratives, (Chemical Extract of French Flowers,) for
constitutional weakness, ever offered to the public.
Dr P. may be consulted coutiientially by letter,
or otherwise. Meoicines securely packed and sent
to order, in almost any direction.
Office hours from 8 A M., till 9 P M. Frarklin
street, near the Exchange Bote), Richmond city,
Vs. no 15
PKItFL'JIKttIKS <Vf.--L.ow-s
Old lirown Windsor. Cleaver's Genuine Import
ed Premium Honey Soap, tha American Shaving
Soap, in bars, a new and choice article; swan's Co
logne, a delicate and beautiful article; Well's highly
perfumed Ox Marrow, together with Lubin's, Riui
mel's. Harrison's, and other extracts, just received
and for sate by
JNO. W. GARLICK, Druggist,
nol—lm Marketplace franklin st
t.M.HAi, i>*t \*r
TH& CITY OF RICHMOND, VA.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED $5,690,000, viz:
Insuranc • Company of the Valley of Va $300 000
Howard Firs Insurance Company, N. York.. 2-50,000
Fire Insurance Company, Alexandria, Va ... 140,000
•Mutual Life Insurause Company. N. Y0rk...3,500,000
United States Life Insurance Annuity and
Trust Company of Philadelphia.... 1,500,000
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE
mny be negotiated through this Agency in the best
offices in New York and Philadelphia. Having a
knowledge of the standing and responsibility of com
pani s doing business in this country, 1 possess supe
rior facilities for placing risks with such as are of un
doubted strength and character, at the lowisi
KATES
The attention of Tobacco manufacturers, Millers,
and others having large amounts to insure, (either
Kite or Mari.ie,) is particularly invited, as I can, at
the shortest uotice, provide for any umount of insur
ance in one locality, and asaure all who may entrust
their business te ine that it shall be punctually at
tended to and their interests carefully yuarded.
To BUSINESS MEN the saving of time and the at
tendant vexations will of itself recommend this office
to tu>ir favtrable consideration.
no 14—dim O. K BRBSF.E, Agent.
TO THE jPLHIvItI —Huviim purcuused
A the stock of Qroceries and fixtures lately pur
chased by Win. Rex?y at the trust sale of Daniel
Hunt, 1 hereby appoint Deniel Hunt my rgent, to
keep a Kestauraut and Grocery at the house now
occupied by him, on the corner of 7th and Byrd
streets, on the cash system only.
no 17—2w ELIZEBF.TH HUNT.
Commissioner's office. Whig Building, i
Richmond, Novembers, 1856. 5
Notice is hkkebv given, ihat i
shall on WF.DNESDAY, the 10th day of De
cember, 18a6, at 10 o'clock. A. M., at this office, take
an account of the debt still due from the estate of
William M. Fulton, deceased
no 10—d4w R MILTON CARY, Commls.
PKKJ1 J I'.U SUUtiICAL INS TKI-
KiENTa.—The Virginia Mechanics' Institute
have just awarded a first class diploma for the
Surgical Instruments manufactured by Tieman &.
Co.. New York, exhibited by us We have always
on hand a supply of the various kinds in use, and will
supply physicians with all new ones, at short notice
and at manufacturer's prices.
MEADE it BAKER, Chemists, ic ,
186, N. W. corner of Main and 10th sts,
no 12—di.w!m Richmond, Va.
(VOTICK.—AII persons indebted to me,
i * either by bonds, open account, or otherwise, are
respectfully requested to come farwtrd and settle
ih-sir respective dues before the Ist day of December
next,after which time those that are not settled will
be put in the hands of an officer for settlment.
no 15—diictlstde* W A. BF-LL
U'PAKTNbrtnlllP NO —Tl»e uu
dersipned have fo.med a co-parrnxrsbip for the
purpose of oonduating a General Commission and
Korwardins Business, under the firm ol BUTLER k
BOW DEN.
They respectfully solicit consicnuients of Foreign
ami Domestic Goois, and of Tobacco, Flour, Wheat
and Corn.
Office corner 15th and Cary street. Richmond, Vm
THOS. F. BUTtKR.
no 8— dlmclm ROBERT M. BOWDEN
OK ST IN V
DAME MOLLEN respectfully informs the La
die* aud Gentlemen of vicinity, that
she r/ill give information in all the affairs relating! to
life, luch an Health, Wealth, Love, Marriage, Jour
ney*, Law Sail* Difficulties in Business, Absent
Kii&nds, Sickness and Death, and in respect to all
other subjects, both past, present aud future, and all
concerns of lite. Terms For Ladies cents. Gen
tlemen 50 cents, each. Apply at Ho. 17, (which is
over the dooi,)TaUor'salley, between I7i.hand IBtli
aud Maiu and C'ary streets, Richmond, Va.
oc 11—3 m*
'(WWIKIIOIAI.SAVINIJH BA.NK—Hhar
> tered by the Legislature of Virginia, December
17th, 185JJ—Capital, —This Institution re
ceive* deposits, on which interest i* paid at the rate
of 6 per cent, per annum if remaining on deposit all
month*, and 5 per cent, for shorter period*.
WM. G. PAINE, President,
GKO. J. 81'MNKR. Secretary,
JNO. H. MONTAGU#), Treasurer,
wib 1® Office No 158. enrner Main and 12th *ta.
WHOKB ANDHOUTS UADKTOOItUKtt
O —MR. JAMES FELLOWS, In
gentlemen'* department; Mr. JOHN K.IMPEL, do
do. Ladies do.
The *ab*eriber havinr in hi* employment the above
named Cutters, who are known to* be equal to any in
the State, respectfully announce to the public that
he i* prepared to have made to order, in the neatest
style, every description ef Ladles' and Gentleman'*
Boot*, Gaiters or Shoes of any style desired.
HENRY \V. QUARLES;
** 18 Wo. 15 Pearl «traet-
M'a''k T L IN i BLTTKM natl .Huuutttia
I*l Buckwheat Just received and for sale by
<u BELDEN It MILLER,
■» » Comet Fearl and Cary street*.
BC SINKS* CAHDM.
JOUN K. HOLOMUN. v»helr«alc dealer
in B oo'tif, Wood mill Willow Wate, Mat* of oil
de*riipiion*. Rnfrig»rat»ra, Rope, Cordage, Yankee
Notions, *>c tie., Ki3 Washington street, between
Vuej and Barclay, New Ifu'k, will execute orders
from Richmond on the uiost favorable term*
no SB—fira
t'. IttCID...
I GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Corner Cary and 12th street.
REFERS TO
Messrs Talllaferrn It Bro., Jam** O raj's Son*,
Sheilds k Sutnmerville, and £ 11. Hkinker k Co.,
Richmond: Ala*. 801 lit Horn, and Raid At Souther,
Norfolk ; Spence It Held, Baltimore, and Reid It
Nash. New York. no 24—1 m
RMll/roN I'AKV. Attorney hi l,nw,
• practices in all tha Court* of the city of Ricli
moud and County of Henrioo. Office—"Whig Build
im." Franklin street. Richmond. Va. oe V 9— lm
d. b. bbidcford, n. tinslby rata,
FRANKLIN MATTHEWS.
BKIDGFOKD 4c CO.. General t'tmmlc
minion and Forwarding Merchant*, oa Che Dock,
Richmond, Va. au 5
a. W. HILLMAN. J. S. HILLMAN.
GW. HILLMAN A CO., 50 Front street,
. New York, Agents for the lale of VIRGINIA
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
Liberal advance* on consignments ae 27—6 m*
LKWIM N. WKHB <Sc CO., GKNKKAL.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, offer their ser
vice* for the aale and purchase of Flour, Wheat,
Corn, Tobacco, ke. *e B—6m
Noah walkkk a to.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOTHIERS, No 86 Main ft.,
(Branch of the Baltimere House,)— Most respectfully
aak the attention of the citizen* of Richmond and it*
vicinity to the *tock of Ready-Made Clothing which
they are jmt opening.
Po(*e**ing superior facilities for procuring and
making up the greatest variety of Domestio atd For
eign Cloths, Cassimere* and Vesting*, they ate ena
bled to offer unusual Inducement* to customers, who
«re most respectfully solicited to give us a call be
fore purchasing. oc 14—ly
NOTIC K—JOHN W. COSBY having
tranf'erred and assigned to me, for the benefit of
his creditors, all debts und claim* due or accruing to
him by bond, bill, note open account or otherwise, I
hereby require all persons owing such debts or claim*
to make immediate payment to me, as longer indul
gence cannot be given.
jy 13—1* ALF.X. GARRETT, Trustee.
\OTICK TO BKICIi-I,AVKKW, CAH
iI PENTERS. PAINTERS AND PLASTERERS.
The undnrsigued offer* hi< services to the Mechanic*
of the city of Richmond a* a MEASURER of all
kinds of mechanical work.
Office on the Ea«t tide of 10th itreet, between
Broad and Marihall itreet*.
no I—lra* JOHN M. JOHNSON.
Dhagekty.
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,
Tenth St., betwean Main and Gary.
Richmond, Virginia,
WonM mait reipectfolly itate to hii customers and
the public in general, that having purchased the right
of GARBATT'S ANTI-FRICTION METAL, pa
tented Aumit 15th. 1855, if prepared to furnish the
above at a very low prloe, much cheaper than bras*.
He would also (tate, that those desirous of making
their own Catting*, can be supplied with the metal in
irgot*, ready for u«e.
The above Metal can be used us a substitute, and i*
equal to Babbite Metal, for lining boxes aud other
purpose*. D. HAGERTY,
no 15—41 m 10th st, between Main and Cary.
pu UK W 1 y K S AMI BKA NOIKW, for
X medicinal purposes. He would call particular at
tention of are buying for the country, a*
we have a large assortment. For sale at the Rich
mr*nd Wine Store. 72 MAIN STREET.
\|KICCIIANTS INSVKAN<JK|(JO.HPAN V
I*l OK RICHMOND.—Tbi* 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 Policy.
Office, for the present, on the East tide of litli »t.
near Main, up stair*.
tors :
Win. H. Christiaii, Win. Breecea,
John Furcell, Thomas R. Prl*«,
Wm. G. Paine, Jas. Thomas, Jr.,
Lewis Ginter, John Currie, Jr.,
Aug. Anderson, Jas. Dunlop,
James L. Anper*o» Wm. H. Haxalt,
Roscoe B Hea John D. Quarles,
John Douley, David J. Burr,
Rich'd O. Haskins, Larkin W Ojazebrook,
Lewis D. Crenshaw, D. Von Groning,
Joseph R. Anderson, Emanuel Millar,
John C. Sinton, Ed. H. Skinker,
Franklin Stearns.
A. PLEASANTS, President.
J. H. Mowtacuc. Sec'y. au s—ts
•*= IT*"* t!HANtiK OF HOI It.—
*tT. WINTER ARRANGEMENT —
The Stoam Boat CURTIS PECK,
Capt. Jno. Davis, will on and after Thursday next,
leave the wharf at Rocketts every Saturday, Tues
day and Thursday mornings, at 6.J o'clock, A M., for
Portsmouth and Norfolk, and return such alternate
day, (Sunday excepted) leaving Norfolk at the same
hour. tis o'clock. A. M., touching at all the regular
landings on the River, going and returning.
Passage and fare a* usual.
Os 15 R. O. HASKINS
WI'KC'IAIi NOTII'K.
gjJAgSI--^^gaTH E ADAMS EXPRESS
*rrw -rr-zjnr 134 Mal,n St.
—Having renewed their Express, on theTtule®i and
Gaiton Railroad, are now prepared to forward, with
dispatch, and at reasonable rates, every kind of MER
CHANDISE, VALUABLE PARCELS JEWEL
RY, &c., lie., BANK NOTES AND SPECIE, in
charge of trusty messengers, to all point* on the
Raleigh and Gaston Railroad, viz:
GASTON, HENDERSON,
FRAN KLIN TON, RALEIGH,
and intermediate point*.
Merchants and others entrusting Goods to the
Adam* Express Company, will be relieved from the
necessity of finding consignees at every point along
the line, thereby saving time and expense.
Goods called for and delivered free of charge
J. M. TAYLOR, S'-p't
J. L. MACDONOUGH, Agent. *e I—t*
Wfe»-~aTrrrnV FOK L. VMJIIULULi.—TIir
n'y regular line freight boats, three
r "" t'intii a week, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays:
Canal Boat, Littlo Tennessee, Capt. J. 8. Wilker«on.
" " Clinton, " Sam. A Hill.
" " Lynchburg, " A. N. Johnson.
" " Richmond, " W. B. Smith.
" " Tempest, " John Donald.
" " Napoleon, " Geo C. Layne.
Tli9»e are all first elms Boats, commanded by expe
rienced Captains. For freight, apply to
au26 VVM. P. COX, Agent.
-iTfrff.-ii-.agn It ICM HI (INO ANU DA N
ijfiSMgaSbVILLE RAILROAD .—WINTER Ar
. RI N(iEMI;NT.—On and alter VVednes
dav. Oct'r Ist, 18.56, the mail truin will leave RICH
MOND daily (Sunday's excepted) at 1) o'clock, A.
M., connecting at the Junction with South-Side Rail
road to Lynchburg at 12 M., and arrive at Danville
SP. M. Returning leave Danville at 7:15, A. M., con
necting at the Junction with South-Side Railroad to
Petersburg er Lynchburg at 12 M., and arrive at
Richmond at 3:18, P. M. The train will stop for
passengers at the following points only: Manches
ter, Robiou's, Coal-field, Tomahawk, Powhatan, Mat
toax, Chula, Amelia C. H-, Jetersville, Jennings' Ordi
nary, Junction, Price's, Meherrin, Keysville, Drake's
Branch, Mossingford, Roanoke, Ci«ver, Scottsburg,
Boston. New's Kerry, Barksdale'i, Ringgold and
Danville.
Children over 4 and under 12 years of age, and colored
servants, half price. Servants travellingby themselves
must be furnuht-d with two passes, so that one may
be retained at the office where they purchase their
tickets, and it must be expressly stated that they havo
permission to ride on the cars.
Passengers for Farmville, Lynchburg, Wytheville,
Abingdon, Va., and Jonesboro', RusseilviHe and
Knoxville, Term., connect with South-Side Railroad
at Junction.
Passengers for Greensboro' and Salem, N. C-, con
nect daily at Danville with Holderby it Co.'s fast
line of Stages.
Through to Karmville $2 80
" Lynchburg 5 00
" Abingdon 12 tj<>
" Russellville £0 2»l
14 Danville .*> 00
" Greensboro", N. C 7()0
" Salem, N.C 9 00
oc, I R. E. HUGHSON. Ticket Agent.
r-T CiItKAT NOKTiIKItN
Ai*4 AN D SOUTHERN ROUTS
TRAVEL.—TWICE DAI
LY (SUNDAY NIGHT EXCEPTED,) BETWEEN
IMCHMOND. BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA
AND NE\V YORK, VIA ACQUIA CREEK AND
WASHINGTON.—Over the Richmond, Fredericks
burg and Potomac Railroad, to the Potomac River,
keventy-five miles, and by splendid and comfortable
steamers thence to Washington, fitly-live miles—iu
nil I.'MI miles, in seven hours, being a comfortable and
perfectly safo rate o( speed.
Hours uf dtpurture, 7 A. M. and 74 P_. M., and bag
gage under charge of special agents checked through
to Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York.
KARE.
To Washington, 05.50
Baltimore, 6.00
" Philadelphia, -. 8.00
The track of the Bail-oad between Kiohmoud and
the Potomac lliver, ia uow undergoing relay Half
of it being already completed with an edge rail of *u*
perior quality, and aa more than one million of pa»-
*enger* have been heretofore aafely and aatiafactonly
trainportxd ovar thia roula, it i* hoped and believed
tliat uo one will be induced, by the miarepreaentation
'embraced in the adverti*eme:it over the *12nature nt
»H. D. Wiiitcoinb, Super't," to .elect the longer
c> r cn»V ,UJ, t rout °. referred to therein. Tho
R. k r. P. H. R. ha* been in operation for twenty-two
veara, and in all that tima aopaaaaager ha. either been
killed or cnppted by accident* from make head* or
otherwise, which ia without parallel in tha hiatory of
railroad* in thia country. 8. RUTH,
Superintendent of Tranaportation
I K WKI.I.KKM KOUt.K lint Parla White,
" •»(! Jewellera* Poliahing Bruahea, for aala by
WM. BATTLER k CO.,
BO 31 142 Mala atraat.
HATS, CAPS, BBOKM, dcC.
dl THK UUKAT MOUTHKRN A
fJI HAT AND CAP MANUFACTORY
DEPOT-JOHN DOOLEY, 81
Main »trpet, has bow reaey lot tha Winter Trada af
|Rsii, a tn >at superb assortment of Ledie*', Mtases'
and G? utlemen'a
FURS,
entirely new, of the latest «tjlea, and of every de
acriptloo. AmoflfU them are—
Lynx Cape*. Mantilla«, Mantelets, Vietorinee, Tip
peta, Gauntlets and Caffs
Short " M " "
Sable " " " "
Mink " " '
Brown Imitation " " "
Stone Marten "
Stono Marten Gill* "
French Marten " "
Chinchilla " " " M
White Ermine " " "
Siberian Squirrel "
Bine Couey " "
Rlaek » « '' " "
Fitch
Ruuian Fitch "
Golden - " " " "
Spotted
Lock " " " "
Black Jennet " "
Brown " 44 " "
Swarndown " " "
Red Pelt •• " " "
be-, Ac., Ac.
AI JO,
Wolf, Buffalo, Racoon. Badger
Leopard and Jennet Robe*
Fur and White and Pink Swarndown Trimming*
MulFi, Gentlemen'* Collar* and Glovea
Prepared Hare Skina, for the cheat, ha.
•o 25—t* ___
fIIGKKAT KKULCTION IN THK an
■ PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.—From 111
Ml 5 to 20 ner cent saved by bnvlng from J.^^ m
H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel Bulldlnj.
Moleskin Hata, best quality $3 60
Moleakin Hats, second qusJity 3 00
Fashionable Silk Hats 2 50
Fine Calftkiu Sewed Boots 3 SO
Congress Gaiter Boot* 3 25
Fine Calfskin Sew«*d Shoe* 2 25
J. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia to sup
ply him with a handsome and substantial Calfskin
sawed Boot, which he will sell at the unprecedented
ow price of $3.50. oc 18-dAely
A— IMPORTANT TO YOUNG GKN-
TlihMKN —J ant received at No. 13 a sup
ply of Gent's very light Congress Gaiters,
silk tops, pump bottom* for dancing, the prettiest and
most suitable article for the purpose ever offered in
Rlohmond. All in want of such an article, will do
well to call early on the subscriber.
JOHN C. PAGE, JR.,
do 12 IS Main street
■ id KAKiUKKS AMD MANI)-
FACTURERS.—I have on hand, ef my
own make, 1000 pair* ef Brogue*, *uitable
for farm and factory hand*. Tho»e in want of *nch
Shoe*, will d» wall to call on the *üb*criber. at No
13 Main (treat.
no 12 JOHN C TAPE. J*.
—■ NOTICE WAH.IMKRW.--I
have on band a large and luperior article of
negro Brogan* Alto, a lupply of tho*a
Army Shoe*, for plantation u*e. They are very
heavy and durable for winter wear, to which 1 mo»t
respectfully call the attention of farmer* and all oth
er* in want. ALEX. HILL,
n0 26 * 127 Main street
tiKNTL.KIUBN'S WATJJH-PKUOF
BOOTS, OF SUPERIOR QUALITY.-I
have now in store Gent's Cork Sole Water
Proof Boots, of superior quality, such as have
never been *een in this city before They are in
tended to be worn without over shoes, and at the
nme tirre to keep the feet perfectly dry.
Also, Plain Double Sole Water-Proof Boots, Oai
ters and Shoes, of every style to Which 1 would most
respectfully call the attention of all in want of good
winter Boot* and Shoes. ALEX. HILL,
Manufacturer and Importer,
n023 127 Main street. Richmond.
m~ FANU V Ft US, FANi: V Kl US
—We have now open, a complete and tHSMB'
splendid stock of Ladies and Children's
Fancy Furs, consisting of the following styles: Rus
sian Sable; Stone Martin; Ex Black Lynx; Fitch;
Siberian Squirrel; Golden Fitch; French Martin, and
every other style of Fancy Furs for Ladies and Chil
dren. Also splendid Leop»rd, Wolf and Badger Car
riage Robes and Foot Muffs, which have been select
ed freeh from the largest and most extensive manu
factories, and will be sold at wholesale and retail, on
the most favorable terms. Ladies are particu'arly
requested to call and examine the above splendid
Goods, which for neatness, style and quality, cannot
be excelled.
Also. Ladies' Beaver Riding Hats end Fiats; Chil
dren's Hats and Caps, of every style; Gent's Hats and
Caps,(amongst them will be found something entirely
new.) makint one of the uiost complete and selected
stocks ever offered in this market.
BIN FORD, DICKINSON & WEISIOER,
oc 17 No. 78 Main street
FAHiMI.Nt* SIIOKS. -taruiCfs
especially requested tu examine my
very large and splendid assortment of hea
ry prime BROGANS, another supply of whichjjl
have just received. Also, an unusually heavy lot of
B OOTS for ditching, Ate. Also, RUBBER BOOTH,
all of which I will sail extremely lew for the quali
ty. VVM. WALSH,
4 doors below St. Charles Hotel,
n027 opposite side. Main st.
on OH, IIO! FOKiUOO UK'S PitK-rtfaa,
HI MIUM HATS At CAPS, No. 207
BROAD STREET—R. MOORE has
some of the finest and neatest gentlemen's Dres* and
Business Hats and Cap* of ever? style and quality to
be had. Boy*', Youths', and Children's Fancy Hats
and Caps of every description to be had. Ladies'.
Misses' and Children's fancy Furs, of all styles and
kinds. Ai*o, a large lot of Negro Wool Hat*, all of
which will be sold cheap for cash. Call and supply
yourself, at the Premium Hat Store, No. 207 Broad
street.
oc 28—lmd RICHARD MOORE.
1 T. W. TIGNOK,
/aa'jf - SOUTH SIDE MAIS ST., IN THK
FIRST SQUARE BELOW
JQH THE MARKET,
Maker and Dealer in GUNS,
P.IfLES, PISTOLS, Powder Flasks. Shot Pouclie*
and Belts, Game Bags, Eley's Caps and Wad*, Walk
ing Canes, Fishing Tackle, Colt's and Allen's Re
volver*, and Sporting articles and Ammunition of all
kind*, all ef which will be sold at the lowest possible
rates. oc 28—lm
CAKRIAiiKS, 1 AKKIAIiKS.
fSEJBeT The subscriber has on band, at his Coach
Making Establishment, on Lomtard Al
ley. between Main and Cary, 113 th "nd 14th street*,)
near the Columbian Hote). COACHES, CHAIWO
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and witheut
tops, and SULKIES, all of hi* own make, ef the best
material* and workmanship. All of which will be
sold as low as good work of the kind can be in the city
of Richmond; and I respectfully ask a call from tho*e
in want of any article in the Carriaga line, a* I am de
termined to make to order and *ell at the loweit
price* pouible, acd all work *old, that i* new, w*
ranted.
fe 26—d9m « MICAJAII MANGUM.
~~ INBTKUCTION ON THK
PIANO.—A young lady,who ha* had
w considerable experience in teaching,
J J V J l| and can produce pupils that, in one
quarter, can play and sing most any ordinary piece of
music, wishes a few more scholars. As she herself
received instructions from the principal pianist of
Jenny Lind, W. M. Hoffmann, Esq., feels confident
she can give satisfaction to thoae who encourage her.
Term* $15 per quarter of 2l> lessou*. Address M. S.
A., box 567, post office. jy 22—ts
/"N ST. NICHOLAS SALOON.—
#vJOYSTERB will be served up in this
well known Saloon, next door to the >'x
>■ change Bank, from this day until the
end of the season.
JELLIES and CREAM to be had as heretofore,
noil A. ANTONI.
Jl I)HU(} fsTOKK FOR »AJ,K._The>
and fixture* ef a well arranged Drug
i Q Store are otierud for tale, the owner declining
tS busiue** The stock it fregh and carefully; *ej
lected. Termi accommodating. Enquire at thia
0 *« 14
PIANOS.—The aubacrlber
iMMni has just received one of J. & C. Fis
(] 1 M fi II Cher's celebrated 7 octave PIANOS.
K » W U II It is unnecessary to say anything in
commendation of Fischer's Pianos; they are too well
known and appreciated to require it. Auy person
wishing a superior Piano has now an opportunity to
obtain use at the manufacturers' price
THOS. W. KEEBEE,
an <• At Geo. J. Sumner'*. pi«arl st.
TIIK MIMIC HTOltt. —t
EE9HH H- TAYLOR would remind hi*
1 |) B II H friend* and the public generally that
if " ■ « • hi* (tore it on Governor (treat,
whereinny be found PIANO KORTK-S, MELODK
n»n«a VIOLINS, KLUTE3 and ACCOR
VJSON3, uf the be*t quality, and at the lowe*t price*.
tie la *ole agent in thia city for the gala of the ct.le
bmud Nuun* it Clark'* PIANOS, which are not *ur
passed by any othei maker*, ant equalled bat by few.
Auk>, Oale it Co.'* guperior Piano*.
Oulrar and V'ioli* STRINGS, of the beat quality.
He ha« the largeat *tock of MUSIC to be found la
tn.t State, and ii couit intly receiving the lataat publi
cation*, which ha will *ek at tha moat reduced priaai
and upon a* good tarma aa can be had alaewbartt.
tW Plana* toned, repaired, and let on hire.
vw Old Piano* taken Id part pay for naw one*
i^rqgrj CHANGE OC HOURS -On and afta?
MONDAY, 23th inat., the accotnmoda
tlou train of thia Company wi»l run dally, (Sunday*
axceptad.) between tellford and Richmond, leaving
Milford at 64 o'clock A. M.,*toopiug at the Cottage
far breakfaat, and arrive ix Riehmonil at 8 SSo'olook
A. M ; returning, will loava Btrhmonrt at a IS o'clock,
P. M.,auH reach Milford at 5 in P. M., (topping lor
paaaangar* at any point each way.
Vara the game a* on tha Through Train*.
SAM'L RI'TH,
A (ant of Traaaportaaoa.
Ofllea R. Wkr.R. R. Co., )
Riohinaud, Oet. Slat, 18S0. j 0«S1 I
WATCHK* AND JRWILKY.
a> THOUGH I live to the tMstry
M%. a hundred mile* down,
KVZ. I hare m* repairing don. alwaye in town;
Am And the tradesman 1 Awl with 1b BAR
And th« work thai I give him ia done up like new.
But h-ie I would tell you theWghl of my tale,
1 wa* thrown from my right on to a rail;
My Wetnb, it went further, emaak into a ditch
And rusted the work*to a rery bad pitch.
I took it to one, who *aid " trade It away"—
But 1 valued the watch, and waa wllHng to pay.
When a friend told me of a watchmaker he knew.
And that'* how I came to know BARTHOLOMEW
He did up the watch, and eoaie Jewelry Abb
n«PaoS!iSEwr
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner Eleventh and Main (treeta.
W ate he*. Clock* and Jewelry of all kind*, repair
ed ta the best manner, and on a* moderate term* a*
any other bou*e In the city. o< 29
2imn (UtO CICSAKH. «f *11 Ih« dll
.UUUiUUU ferent queiitie* and brand*, con
(taotiy on hand. Cigar* of any diacription made to
erder at abort notice. Liberal discount allowed.
Wholesale dealer* and country merchant* ought to
examine my stock and priee* before par chasing el*e
where. H. C. G. TIMMERMAN,
Importer and Manufacturer of Cigars,
f 9—3 m No IT? Broad *treei.
IVI OILDINUS, UKbSSKII Af.l) UN-
Ltl DRESSED LUMBER—Belvidese Planing Mill*,
on 9tb street, couth of the Baain, in rear of the Pe
tersburg Depot. —Planing, of all kind* of lumber,
Tonguing ana Groving done in the beat manner.—
Drened Flooring. M, 6 4, 5 4 and 4-4 Inch thick; Shelv
ing, Partition and Car •tuff on hand and for sale.
Alio, Frame Timber, Oak Fencing, and bnilding ma
terial* generally.
Builder*' Moulding*, dxty different pattern*, aI
"US™ S"* ■ C. KOSIHBOH.
AND C"RTAjN ; W f ßgaOOMai
We have determined to conhne our aale* In future
to the good* a* indicated above, 6y retail; and having
arranged our entire and conveniently fitted (tore for
that purpose, are now prepared to exhibit the largest
and mo*t complete aaaortment of
Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Curtain 6&od#, &c.,
ever seen in the State of Virginia, and bet rarely met
with In any one establiihment in the United State*.
Importing direct from the Engliah manufacturer*,
and aelectieg with care, in person, the best American
fabrics, we shall at all time* be prepared to furnuh
promptly all articles pertaining to our buaineu, and
relying on the citizen* of Virginia, North Carolina
and Tenneuee to suttain u* in our enterprise, a*»ure
them we will be content with moderate profit*.
It 1* cur intention to keep onr stock (applied
throughout the year with the latett (tyle* of fwhion
able good* in onr line.
We now invite buyer* to examine our entirely new
itock, which embrace* a great variety in pattern* of
Velvet, Tapeitry and Brunei* Carpeting
Three-ply, Ingrain and Venetian do
Velvet, Chentille and Brunei* Rug*
Door, Parlor and Chamber Mat*
Satin, Worsted and India Damaak
Satin and Figured DeLalne*
Brooatelie and Turkey Red
Muslin and Lsce Curtain*
Cornice* and Band* for Curtain*
Cord, Tassel* and Gimp* do v
Window Shades, all stylvs and qnalltte*
Piano and Table Cover*
Worsted Fire Screen* and Foot Btool*
Crumb Cloths and Booking
Bocking for Cera, new article
Floor Oil Cloths; Table Oil Cloth*
Oil Cloth Rugs
Stair Linen; Stair Rods, tic.
When furnished with diagram and measurement of
room or hall, we will superintend the cutting of Car
pets and Oil Cloth* to any pattern.
se3o—3m* RICHARDSON k CO.
DOKUKTT & ANDEKBUN, UfHOL
STERERS AND PAPER HANGERS, COR
NER OK GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN STS.,
invite the attention of their frienHsand the public to
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, Cornicet
bands and trimmings for Curtains, Table r.ud Floor
Oil Cloths, White and Check Coco Matting, Window
Shades, Mattrasses. Feather Beds, wi.h many other
articles in the line of business, which will be sold or
worked uo on the mos' reasonable terms, se 2H-3m.
1/iKULMA SAVIN(»S 15A\K —t'HAK-
V TERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIR
GINIA—CAPITAL 100,000 DOLLARS.—Money re
ceived on deposit in sums of five dollars and upwards,
on which interest at the rate of 13 per cent per annum
is paid, for sums remaining six mouths»>r longer; for
shorter periods, interest at the rate of 5 per contuin.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposit.
Deposits received, a.id certificates issued by the
Cashier, T. B. Starke atthe store of E. B. Spence.
corner of Main and Governor streets. Richmond. Va.
SAM'L S. COTTRELL, President,
T. B STARKE, Cashier,
or. 14 -Sm C WALTH ALL. Secretary.
TIIK MCIIT SCHOOL of the .tlMllX
1 NICS' INSTITUTE will open TO-MORROW
NIGHT, (Wednesday) in the basement of the Uni
versalist Church, Mr. C. P. BURRUSS, Principtl
Teacher. All apprentices and others who wish to at
tend as scholars, must procure their certificates of
membership before that lime, as none will be other
wise admitted. Certificates may be had of Mr. Sam
uel S CoTTttES.L, on Mam street near 13:h, or of
J. W. Lewellen, the . e eer6t(iry, who can be found
at the Exhibition Hall,jover,the First Market, on 17th
and Main streets. Parents and Musters should see
that their boys are started at the commencement of
the School, in order to get the benefit of the entire
session. oc 14—tf
St), UKNUOM him tor aale tiOO Knani
• elled Grates, Feuders, and Sunimer Pieces, em
bracing Square Topped, Circle and Rliptie Patterns.
These Grates are of my own manufacture, and shall
be sold at the lowest prices Orders from town and
country promptly attended to. The Virginia Mecha-
Eics' Institute awarded a silver medal, the highest
premium, to Samukl D. Denoon for the best speci
mens of Grates and Fenders. Also, for sale, a large
stock of Bells. Brass Brick Moulds. 4c. Apply at my
Be:l and Brass Foundry, No 225 Mainstreet, between
Sth and 9th, west side. Richmond. Va. oc 16—3aa
MERINO NUIKTS AND DRAWER*.~
I have dow in store a very iarKe stock of Merino
and Silk Shirt* and Drawers. Tlioie in want will
please give ine an earl; call.
noil J D. G ODMAN.
BEAUTIFUL. AHMOKTitIENT OF NEW
MUSlC—Received bv
HARROLD it MURRAY.
Vocal Beauties of II Trovotore. (elected and ar
ranged for parlor and concert use; by Orover & Diet
ale:; consisting of 12 number*.
Speak a kind word when yon can, song; by Tho
mar 35c.
Gentle Annie; beautiful melody; by Foster. 25c.
Beautiful Leaves; a new and beautiful song, by the
author of Shells of Ocean, fee. 35c.
Hopes Gone By, long; by Thomas. 25c.
The Village Queen, ballad. £sc.
Cheerful Voices, son*; by Glover. 25c.
PIECES.
Hesitation Polka; by Francis H Brown. 50c.
A Perpetual Feast; a set of beautiful variations, by
Grobe; 4 Nos. 50c.
The Song of the Captive Bird; variation* by Fran
cis H. Brown. 500.
Pretty Tunes for Little Folks; 14 beautiful melo
dies, by Foster; arranged for young pupils by Bellak.
Each lsc.
A full supply of all standard and popular Music on
hand, and new Music received weekly.
Mus'csent by mail, free of postage. no 10
iMIKWA KHI Mi BI.IINK * S--1N
x CREASED DISPATCH.—I have made arrange
menu to increase the liue of boats riamng from my
house.and shall, at the commencement of the fall sea
son, send out a boat every other day Sundays except
ed. By this arrangement 1 will put goods through two
days sooner than heretofore, and nearly, if not alto
gether, as soon as by the S. S. R. R., and at much
less expense.
Merchants welt of Lynchburg wishing to consign
their goods to the railrord agent are required to de
posit funds to pay the charges to that as the
Virginiaand Tennessee Railroad refuse to pay or col
lect charges on goods received by the Caaal
jy 29—ts ALFRED S. LEE, on the Dock.
RICHMOND WINK srOKK.~Wc now
have on hand a superior stock of Wine* Had bran
diet for auinmer use. compriiing in part of
Heuneuey andOtard BRANDIES, in wood and (law
Old Port WINES, part very choice.
Mederia and Sherry, old and delicate.
Claret end Champagne, various grade*.
Scotch ALE, of longer**, Allaopp'i, Campbell'*, and
Dick'* brand*.
London BROWN STOUT.
Ginger W INE.
Blackberry BRANDY.
Old Rye WUISKEY, a f«-w bbl*. very choice, for
family u*e. Ifomle by DUDLEY k CO.,
»a 2« 72 Main at.
C<U iv K.-i an now in rctfßlur rtreiut • !
' BOKT and HARD COKE—the former a de
lightful fuel for grate*, and the tatter an excellent
and economical *üb*titute for anthracite coal for
■tore*, range* and heating f'ircaoe*. Apply at the
coke yarda, corner of 10th atreet and Ba*in bank, on
aoruer of Byrd and 6th atieeu, aouth aide Canal,
mh B—-ta JNO. J. WERTII. Ag».
MIND well the place, f«r It la true,
"Qreat bargain* are in atore for you!"
BCHAAP k CO. are celling the tuoat fa*hi nable
pattern* of Olaaa. Butter, Preeerve, Pickle and Su
gar DUbea; Lager Beer and other Tumbler*, and De
canter*; Cream and Water Pitcher*; Goblet*, Wine
Ola****, Egg Cup*, Sail Cellar*, ete ; Looking Olae*
ea, (broken one* repaired,(and Clock*; No 1 VtoMtone
China Plate* and Diahea. etc.; richly gullded and or
namented Flower Vaae* and other Pallor orn*m«nta;
Walter*; F'uld and OH Lamp*, and tbouaanda o' other
article*, at pace* 60 aed 75 cent* lo»or than they
generally can be bought for. Our ca»h purchase* on
Northern auction*, enable u» to defy competition -4
Oar Confectionary eaUblUbm»nl le aupplied with 4
complete aacortoient. Pleaae c»li at the Frenol
Confectionary and Variety "tore, earner Broad a«2
Third atreeto oa»f
•»!» >» bottle* ilfr
Ma family mo. No charge f O . caraa*. for nlelt
*• WILBACHKRg, P
■0 11 No. aw M*ut meet J
yOH HUNT AWP BALK.
m aii&iß mvaS®js
X»r^tWWßiSs
may be bad. Apply to P<***«to«
no fif - 6f JOItPH ALLF.V
, ® aK*u^cE K *o*ieHT*oSll,b , J t , ' v
bust tie** Md various churches, and i,
' * »«>«»»WjrW. To. f ood learnt th, rewwHi'
bo fflMonablo and powe—ion c&a ho h*/i
lit oFJanuery. Apply to W hl<l ,boDt ""
CHAB. A. GWATKIN
"" 77 ~ t * opoorte Eschan,. R»„|,
KOHKKNT, ai4 paurtaioii ■ t ~
Vp the l*t December neat, th* desirahlVth,
*1 story brick dwelling, situated on Chnrch H *!*
on Broad, between 24th and 25th *ire«u. containing
tJomi, at preaent occupied by Thorn** F Botier t '
a good, permanent tenant, the rent will be »««,m
modating. Apply to E. A.J. CLOPTON
Agent and Collector, No. 8 Wall ■*
no 25-6t Under St. Cha.lr, H.j'.i
4M * OK HKNT-A nlre Mrt<k~lU u ..
K3 near tbe Petersburg Depot, lately
m ft Mr ZrzVr
enough for a good nt« family. Po**e*s,ir>n
mediately. • ™"
Alio, for rent, a wooden Tenement, sifua'ai r,„
Main street, near th« County Court House » -
*ion given immediately. J *'
Far farther information, apply to
El> D. EACHO
""27-6t General Ag.nt
*° 14 M It N T.—Th»* S,r,iT(l~nnd
Third Story Rooms over my .tore are for r ~t
They are suitable for Sale* Ror>ms, or a Com
mission business. having a good entrance frmi tfc,
•treet. no2B-4t B W KNOWL«S
KTOKK fOH KKNT ON PKAHT
STREET.—We are offering for rent the >i* or i
now occupied by u», corner Cary and Pea l ■>■
with the privilege of a five yeara' lease, ag #•; lnt«nd
removing to a house better »uited to our bniineu
""28 - WILLIAMS it BBOTH ►. R
M UAUIIK KKK A N HOO.tl* H~Ht
RENT.—Ths Roc ma over the store of th« or -
dois.gned, formerly occupied by Win A P-»tt
F.S.J., luid more recently by Mr. Powers, m Da,a (r .
rein Guiisry, are fcrrei.t.
'11.3 rooms cover two floors, the upper havir.s &
fice sky-light through the roof, and the whole we |
arranged and admirably located. Possession may be
had immediately.
JAMF.S WOODHOU3E k CO
no 28—6t ' 139 Main »t. Richmond Vs
MI l}KM'.»Muiißble for a sninil
family or tingle gentlemen, 3 good Room, on
the third floor ; also, 3 attic Rooms, with ev-ry
convenience, over Thomas Howe's Hardware store
Further particulars tnay be known by appWimit
the store, or at P. WILBACHER'B, opposite
no 28- 3t
Mr KKNT-Tw. rery
Lodging Rooms, on Governor street. >ncu e
of S. W. HARWOOb.
no 28—3t«
FOH KGMT-A (ealeel family re*~
ldence on 3d ttreet, between Leigh and Clay
Gas will be introduced if desired Appivio
no 28—6t* A.. O. WORTHAM.
M. *OK HKNT —fcr rent or lea*e and
immediate possession given, tlie Brick War,-,
house, with the adjoinins wooden tenement, un
tne Basin, at the corner of 10th and Gary streets, r>.
•ently occupied as a Commission House by Messrs I,
G. At VV. D. Tompkins. Apply to
oc 22—WkStg .JOHN RUTHKRffOORD
Mi'titi RKNT->Tke large mid coitiino
dious warehouse on Cary, between lltli and
12th streets, at present occupied by Mess:s P.
A. Blackburn it Co ,is for rent Possession given on
the Ist of January, 1857. This home is suitable for s
large Commission business, or Tobacco Factory —
Apply to JOHN COSBV,
no 21—dim* Mayo airier.
«HIH KKi>T.--The comloiHilileTi n
ernent on Second itreet, near Main, opposite
the residence of Mr. Sam'l Dennon. It has niDS
or ten rooms, with comfortable Kitchen, a hydrant,
4ic. Possession given December Ist Apply to
no 21—ts WORTHAM k COTTBPLt..
rf- 1 I'Oli HKM'—Oii I'dioii ilill a com-
Sfifij fortable Tenement, containing 4 rcoins, with
MZL. basement and other conveniences; garden a'«
ta.ch»d, and water oa the premises. Kent *120 ptr
annum Apply to J AS. M CARTER,
do 20—2w Opposite the Post Office.
-M, STORK 1101 .SK FOR KK.NT.—The
ff(j» Store House on 15th street, between M»>n and
*4- Cary. now occupied by Royail &. Snodgrass.
Possession given Ist January next. no 17—ts
MI'OR KKMT—AnI pogitrnNioii given
immediately, the house at present occupied by
the subscriber, situated on ISth street, 5 doors
North of Broad. Apply to Talbott 4i Bro ,or
noil J. A. CLARKSON.
FOli K K N T«The bou.te comer of
S3 12th and Cary streets, at present occupied l>y
Taliaferro It Brother. Possession given imme
diately.
Also, the house corner of 19tli and Cary streets, at
present occupied by E. A Smith, as a Tobacco Kac
tory. PoMc-ssion given Ist Januarv n»xt. Apply to
no 6—lru* WARWICK it" BARKS DALE
-as, FOR RE NT.-A desirable front
H5 Room over the stare of tbe subscriber. Appiy
at 137 Main street. BULKLEY i CO.
®FOR KENT--InteiMling to remove
to the country, I offer my dwelling, oa Urscs
street, for rent. 1 \lto wish to sel. pew No. VI
in St. James* Church,
no 4—l» . BICK L WINSTON
STOItH FOR KE -> T.-- VvT7l. [he
Sri view of moving to another house better suited
*2* to our business, wn offer for rent our stora,
corner Cary and Pearl streets.
WILLIAMS k BRO.
It is without doubt one of the very best stands for
a general business in this city. oc A>
I TWO HOI'SKSKOKRKNT.-A rom
|i modious house containing seven rooms, with a
' basement, dining room, &c., on an extensive
lot, on which there is a larie stable and carriage hou»s
situated in the most healthy part of the city, near tlm
centre of business.
A smnll house in a retired part of the city, cn a lot
40 by 106 feet
Apply at 115 Main street. oc 14
FUU RENT.—The!Storean<l Crlli r,
K£« opposite the Eicbange Hotel, on Mih «'.re<i.
-■iS- lately occupied by Mr. William Hurley si«
Exchange Uffic-J
Also, several Lodging Booms over the store, corner
of Main and 12th streets, lately occupied by Mr. I'.
M. Zimmerman.
oc 10—tf JOHN GR.EME.
TOBACCO FACTORV KUit KKVT.
The Tobacco Factory, now occupied rv M' »' ■
B. Dickinson, on lltn street, between M»iu and
Cary, will be for rent next year. PjsseMi-in l lven
Ist January. Apply to
BARKSDALE & READ,
oc B—-tf Bhockoe Warehouse.
FOK RE N T—•>! A Kl-. ttO iiT»~~io rui e«
ly WALL STREET HOTEL.—Th.s propertt
Is situated on 15th, between M*in and Franilis
street*, has been recently enlarged and undersells
thorough repair. It can Moommodste cemwtei'j
from fifty to sixty lodgers. There is a large ok: ro "™
•bout thirty by forty feet, a parlor by 3" ,aa '' ?
dicing room 30 by 40 feet, a spacious kitchen
large bake oven an j extensive eookin/ ranges, al. r
cently built; comfortable servants' rooi.n. cenvfDi
ences for coal and wood, is we4l supplied with •
in the kitchen, bar room and oa the •°4ond noo
gas has been '.ntToduaed into the house, 8 'm.>,
every convanietce nscessary for such an esta
meni.
Possession five* lmmed!a{eiy.
Por terms ap-Jiv lo rfiNDALL ORI«IN
• KUK KfcNT.—A *itjt ik xlrahlv lo<U
inn Room Terma molerxte.. Location
convenient to butineaa Enquire at
no 24 BULKLEY k CO.. 137 Main*
• KOK KKNT OK I.KASK-At the er■
tion of the teoant, tbe tenement (No -
Kranklia *tr»et, recently oceupid by Mr
H Gary, a* a grocery. It ia rituatai very near«*
market, and is oontidared one of the b©u ioc*.u
the city for a grocery or dry good* "tore. ru»»■>
given at one day'* notice Apply to n"
PLCa.ant*, or to e|| AYLETT, Treatea,
«u 23 t* Law Office, lIA Mala
HKANUIKtfta honil
I paid; Hungarian Wineaof diterent kioda.rt
Claret and Champagne Wine*; W h.tkie*. * > (
vane aud Principe Cigar*; line chewing To
the be*t brand*. For .ale « WILBACHKR'I*.1*.
no 18 No 2iW Main *^' 1 ..
- T*e e*erri.ea ' «•"»*!!
T have already commenced in my Wa *' (
No2llß. Main ttreet, where 1 aui prepared tor*"
aifurthar uumber of pupil*. .
Teruu—Five dollar*. a oour*e of
AAA «rINK HAVANA
20.000 of »ew crop Tobacco, jaat re** *
the%ub*criber. L»vai* of a hue CIOAR *ra
to examine m, RICHARD**- f
Importer of Havana Cigar*. American Ilotai °
J ing, corner Main and 11th *t>.
Jl\ without daub , the beat a>tiola af tb -
Che city, a* a comparison will
The autwuriber would re-twc'luUy *ultc uiM
who have not givau It a t ial to do ao a oi"^„.ujic»<o i "^„. u jic»<
.* all tbat I* naoeaaar» to convince the L,„ i
'»f i.aau erio-i'y Tba waUr belag «H-**d rea~-
fra« 'rum aedimeu- to often found t* wai , 1.41 a
tered. Con*'*wlj en band auperlor
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