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the-daily dispatch.
MtfUw.l3, WW'
mANI'IU, ANDIOHJWEKtIAL.
Th« Mew York Evening fwt of y«*terday *ay*
We •nderitand Mr. Jacob Litti. PNfOMiMW
p ß r c«*nt In oath. «eventy-B»e percent
ilti«e witTletereet. to ell h»« contraot creditor.,
provided »!l come in.
The export* of bread *tuff* from the United State*
toOre"srt«ei« ud Ireland etoee let September,
»r. a. follow.: J|M
Kloer.fcble 389.228 oSI'S!
Wheat, buih S.SW.IM
Cora, b»*h 1,007,5*4 • MI.SSj
To the Contiaent:
ISSS. ,855 -
Kloar. bbl* 132,1!8 S'M™
Wheat, bueh 1,476.834 S« Jf,
Cot*, bueh 73,928 -41.965
Rye, ku.h 117,508 585,434
The receipt* of CDtton eiuee September la*t were
a* follow*:
ISiS. 1«55.
947,241 bale*. 96,888
Export* 302.533 516,983
Btook al all port* 518,724 431,961
The receipt* are rather more than thoee of laet
year, bnt export* are only ih'ee-fifth*—yet cotton U
held firmly The *toct in thi* country i* ii per cent,
greater; an! in Europe the clock* held are alio much
larger than l**t yeer.
By Telegraph.
B.\i. ri voax. Dec 12 —Plnnr $6.50. Wheat bri*k ;
red *1 450f 1.47, white *1 5391.58. Corn—new white
Jo®s4e.,oew yellow 54958 c.
New York. Dec 12—Floor better: State t6 20 9
6.35, Southern $7 1' a' SO. Wheat holder* demand
an advance, but there are no **le* Corn firm and
• achanged. Stock* higher. Virginia 6 * #951
Richmond Market**, Dec. 1-.
FLOUR.—No aale* that we hear of to-da*. We
repeat lait quotation*, $G 6296.75 for (upeitine for
ahinment.
WHEAT—Remain* a* yeiterday—the grade* be
ing lifidly *crutini*ed, and none but the very choice
lor* commanding tlis highe*t quotation* : good to
prime Red 1409t45; good to prime White 1M19155.
CORt»t—Very firui, and atoek of that which i* of
fered very limited We quote 7i eta. from Depot.—
The cargo would be of caurae bslow ihi*; but no
oa-go oftared for a few day*. t
Execution in Texas—The Liberty (Texas)
Gazette bat the following particulars of the exe
cation of Jack Bunch, a notorious felon, for the
murder of Mr. Deputy, in Orange county. The
execution took place on the 23d November.
About 11 o'clock, Bunch descended from the
third story of the court house, where he was con
fined, and on beholding the guard in the room be
low, exclaimed. "God d—ll it, gentlemen, how do
yon all do t" While they were removing the hand
cuffs from his handi, be said, "cut the hand off if
yon cannot get them off any other way I'* On ar
riving in the aisle of the first floor of the building,
and seeing the crowd of people, he again said,
"God d—n it, gentlemen, how do you all do i'' He
was then conducted to the plaoe of execution, in
the rear of the court house, where be conversed
with several persons, some friendly to bim, others
unfriendly. He told them to keep out of bad com
pany. He said thai loose companions bad brought
bim to the gallows, lie requested several iudivi
duals to see that his body was decantly buried,
and on ascending the ladder, made a general re
qnest to the crowd to see that his remains were
decently cared for, and did not fall into the hands
of the doctors Tbo ladder was then jerked from
under him. He had not the fatal cap on his face.
Per tons present say he died with scarce a strug
gle ; he bad been banging scarcely a minute, when
his eyes closed and the pulse soon ceased to beat.
Alter hanging about twenty minuter, he was
taken down and placed in a coffin, when he was
examined by a physician and pronounced dead.
Bunch was only about twenty years of age, and
when sentence of death was pronounced upon him,
exhibited a depraved fearlessness During his con
finement, and while at the gallows, he exhibited
the most reckless depravity. He was of mixed
blood—Spanish, French and Negro. He was de
scended from the Buccaneers, who, in days past,
infested tb»Mexican Gulf, and met bis fate with
all the hardened depravity of his ancestors.
Fatal Ice Accident.—We have to record ano
ther fatal accident, resulting from imprudence in
venturing upon the ico. A fine lad, of twalve
years, named William Warren, (sou cf Fitz Henry
Warren, formerly Assistant Postmaster Genen-C)
is an attendant at the Academy of liev. Mr Wocd
bridge, at tha village of Auburn Newton
Yesterday afternoon, witb a young companion,
named Lawsin, young Warren went np on the ice
of Charles river to skate. Wbile so engaged, he
suddenly came upon a weak spot, where the ice
was less than an inch thick, and broke through.—
Hit companion attempted to rescue him by band
ing him a stick, but In the effort broke through
himself. The alarm was given, when, by means
of a sled pushed towards him, Lawson was ssved.
Young Warren, however, went under the ice and
was drowned. The neighbors immediately turned
out, procured-boats, and succeeded iu recovering
the body. This sad event should bo a warniug to
boys not to venture upon the ice until they are as
fired of its perfect safety.—Boston Traveller, of
H'cdntsdiiy.
Damages bt the Flood.—We learn that the
recent heavy rains did considerable damage to
the railroad* In the interior. The heavy embank
ment on the Mississippi Central aud Tennessee
load, between Boliver and the grand junction, is
in fact completely washed away in many places,
to that the cars cannot make the trip. On the
Mississippi Central, the trains were unable to get
from Holly Springs to the junction on yesterday,
so wo learned from passengers who came in on
the train last night The repairs of the Memphis
and Charleston rood have not yet been completed,
owing to the unfavorable weather, and the train
is only running about live miles east of Chewal's
station.—Memphis, Term-, Bulletin
Catching Whales by Steam.—in Scotland it
is proposed to fit out steamers, instead of ships to
engage in the whale trade The Philadelphia
Ledger, in speaking of this fact, says :
It is but three or four years since the bomb has
been In nso. This saves much trouble and many
lives. After the harpoon and lines are once at
tached to him, the whale is fatally wounded, if not
literally blown to pieces by the explosion of gnn
powder in the deep wound made by the lance.
Now it is proposed to employ steam in the pur
suit, which will doubtless pay largely, as so much
more of the suiface of the ocean can be scoured
in quest of them, end when once perceived they
will rarely escape-
A Brisk Business—On Monday and Tuesday
last,there were no le*s than twelve marriage licen
ses issued from the Clerk's oflice of this county —
All things considered, this is quite a brisk business.
There have been one hundred and four marriages
in the county during the present ypar, seventeen
licenses for which were issued during the first
nine days of the present month —Bedford (Virgin
ia) Sentinel.
Game Laws—A young farmer ia Devonshire
hnglaud, was recently sentenced to one month's
imprisonment at hard labor, for attempting to catch
a hare, on land rented by his father !
I —Heninluln* in tin
*-A Richmond Port Offloe on the 12th day of Decern':,
or Persons calling for Letters in this List, will
pleaae ihv they are advertised.
a hours on Sundays, hereafter, fr um 3to 'J
A M. t and from 4 to* P. M.
LADIES' LIST.
A
Andtrton mn It Adam. air. Jr:iiz»beth
Ander»n mrt Nancy Ander.on mr. Catharine,
Anderaou mr. Jeo K Ander.ou mik. Jo.euhine
Acorn mr. J.ne
II
Brown uir« lubella B*ake mr. Emily
Braxton mi• L Burne mr. KHia
Burnett mr. Sarah E 2 Bauahan m,,, irr... i,u >
Burcben mr. Su.an R K " /lbelh A
Hauler. uir* Martha E Ball inr. A M
Burton un Mary M Bailey mi<« Fliiabeth R
Bert mr, Margaret Boawell ,m J n.,, o
.. Breed* r .nr. John H Hufler Mollry A
BillotiD n Faucle Burne. mi* Mary L P
Clooton mr. Faille E * Clayton mr.
Campbell uir. 8 C. gbilf mi.
r•» 11 mri J <'row mi., M« r . A
fcttrell lur. M C Co* n.ia. Martin
f otway mr. Julia Ctowder miu Va
Courtney mri Elizabeth
d!*.", " >l ", B *i! is M " üb l'y Lucy
Dua M A
timer,*.,,
J V hvaua inr» Jemima
'HJuaa*S?S! K V Julia
iiv n,u ? v..
K*.rqu«uar mr, 7 A E ml " At
U'bb min M A
UiUon uiiM Klla C li *® 11 .
ml*. Pauiiu- Oiannlni mr. fclieu
rttul,u » Green ruts E C
Hubba'd mr. J W " u
H«ll ioih Harnat " u *»meyer mr. Johanna
Mawai m'M Ad.u'.u a 2 It*"*
««wki M mi.. Alio* J****** '
*"«• Hall Bin Hatty W
J(i§§| CQIM J nil
Joaa* mtim UiUia » Je#rie* mr. Richard 3
Johneon miee Caroline P Jeeee mre Carolina
Jordan rot** Bettta Ijoeemre Jul la E
H
Kelly « lu *»r»h Konnely ml** Catherine
Kin* mia Rhode Kcffe mr* Catherine
Kirby ran Mary B
Lea ml** Emma C Lacy mre Jn i F
l<e Tillier mi»e Bailie W Ltpacomb tut* E A
bee mi** Mary Lr«i* mi* Sallie C
Laukford mie* Ann A Lindtey mr* Sallie A C
HI
Mead or mi* Mary J Manning mr* E A W
Meitln mr* Martha Matthew* mix flu*an K
Moe(* mie Mnry Mitchell mi** Mary Jane
MeekemrtJuda Martlu mlu Anna K
Mayo mr* Ellen M Maher mi** Johanna
Murphy mt* Elixa Martin mi** Bettle >.
Me
MePhereon mr* E C T MeKerland ralae Marl m
MeOruder mr* Julia A McMahon mi** Ann
McCoull mi** Ballia
N
N*l«on uiit* Lucy Nixon mlu Kate
O
Oakley n it* A K
P
Peyton inr* L Phillip* mi**C
Preeton mr* E D Poindexter mi** F
Pae n.iu C Prenti** mi** IS B
Patmon mi** S H
H
Record mr* A Randolph mi** C
Roae mi** M A Roger* mi*a A H
Read mi** N M Raid mil*
H
Smith mr* Rachael Simon* mi** Mar? A
Sallie nr*Wm Scott mi*i Jane £
Simon* mr* Maria Scofield'mia* Mary F
Stan*bury mr* Ellen Sloan mi** Adelia
Sh«lu>n mr* Clem M Sulivan mi** Margaret
Su.l h mr* Mary Staple* mr* Ann L
T
Talley mr* R N Tarr mr* Edmoutine
Taylor mr* Meriam Tayly mr* Cornelia E
Trockmort-n mr* Jane E Thompion min Octavia
Temple mr* Mary Taylor mi** Mary 8
Trainam mt* Emily Tottie mlu Fannie
W
Wood* mt* Ann White m»* Matilda E
Welkin* mr* Julia A W ilkinson mr* Susan E
W'right mr* E M Webb mr* Isabella
William* mr* J W Willi* mr* Jane S
William* in:* [*«bel'a WiUon mr* L«nrn A
Warren mr* Loui*a War rock mr* Mmi*
Wyatt mr* Lucie W 3 Watkiua mr* Mary E
Wyatt mr* M A Wood»on mr* Martha A
Waller mr* Mary Waddy mr« Rebecca
Wa'dea mr* Marv E Woolfgram mr*
Waahingtou inr* Racine'
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
A
Anderson Kdiu'd AiviiJ a Allison E
Allen Alex Atkinson Jas Anderson H P
Abraham A D Anderson T C Atkinson J P
Atwood AMI Agner W H Anaersan J T
Anderson E J
B
Bolton Berj Butler l bos Browning S C
Ball B K Broudsr Thos Browne Pat
Barker E E BarksdaleWJ Biau insbip K E
Banett E J Barrow VVm Bats K A
Barker E T B»y!it VV B Bullock S B
Kianklnship G B Bojrt W W Bailey Beth
Burnet Jno Biddler k Sbep- Bowes 'am
Bsnton J TJr herd Burton T O
Brltton T F Bamett E F
C
Carter JiS Colbert fat Clarke H A
Cotlic A B Coleman Pat Coleman Jot
Chats capt A 2 C»mp P G Cspps Jos
Cordon E E Crocket R H Clendenniog Jas
Cbaadler E H 2 Carter 3 A Claike J H
Cosby E N Clarke S A Chase Jos
Cunningham Eli Clemens Hon 8 Chiles J K
CrotishE!lw2 Conway Thos 2 CinistianJ D
Creamer Krt Crow T W Cain J D
Campbell H C Calwell W n i B Creayh Jno
Caine Hugh Crouch VV D Ciarke J L
H L Campbell W I) Cook capt J H
O
Daily Jno Davit T H 2 Duffy Jej
Devit Albt Doolin Titos Dealy Martin
Donohoe C Drew W H Darin N H
Drew Dr EC Dowden Wm Dawton M 2
Dever Jno Dutraure SS G Davine 8 F
DuW capt Ju Dawe VV Davis S D
K
Enroughty F L Everett VV A Evans Richard
Edrington F English Wm Ely VVm
Eugan M M
F
Fitzwilt'.n Kitzgeraid Tim Kinney A J
Kiugerald Alex Foster True G Fnidrich.Louis
4 ■
Godwin Wright Gill E VV Gaines VV B
Grav VV G Garduer D E Gay J I
Goods VV VV Gardner Dawson Gross Jno
Garthwriifht T J Uray B C 2 Goolsby J A
Green 3 S Gordon A J Grant .fas
Gregory R A Greonwald Abin Greeu F M
Gardner M H
II
Hutch WG Hoeliioh I C Haves G 'V
Harvey VV h Hall Jos Hollern Rd
Harrington Tim Hi-hs Hiiliard K D
Higbee T H Heberiuehl Gus Hoffntau P
Hicknor 3 Horn A Hoellich J N 2
Hill KG
J
Jones VV E Jatkton Dr A M Joues Jas
Jarrett W L Joues B F Jones H M
JonesJno
K
Kehlor Keirse Tim Keaery Pat
Karnpfrt Ernest Kelly Thos Kioussa B
Kenny 1' D
Lapharu B B Levy L B 2 Levear Jus
Leighton C C Loving L L Lietßeldt Jacob
Law Kred'k Lacy L L J.unladen J D
Lewis if W Larkin Pat Latmsnd fra
Loyd Geo Loftis Pat Lindsey L I)
Lee H It Labby B T Ltnter W H
Lewis Irvine
ill
Mosely A 2 Mills J T Minor Austin
Miller S H Mars P L Mann Hon A 0
Mayr £ Meeks Peter Mayr Jacob
Masoa Kaimet Minor WC Moni.i J it
Manning Dennis Muller Randolph Mitchell R K2
Monday D A Mason W A Munfurd J T
Meyers B H
aic
MsDowe'l Tl* MeDowoli C K McCullin Mil
McPherson Sam McCarthy Dan MeCool Lcg.tn
McNeill Pat McCarthy DennisMcG'ock'en Jas
McCnllongh Wm McLsin Wra MeKever Jas
MeConl tie Pat McDonald J C
N
Nichols Chas 3 Nelson M Natbminn T
Najlor E Norton R W NewJW
O
O'Connor Robt Overley J S OdaJno
P
Piinca H Furyear S E Plumunr A E
PerkiDS Jos Peudletcn s H3 Pendleton AG
Po:ndex?er Jas Pag" Jno Powell VV A
Peodletcn Q W Petit Jos Peyton W H
Papp K Pembartoa Jno Parker 8 H
Pleasants G W
<1
Quirke liuin Piter
It
Reily CE Rav«ns R Richardson J A
Ring C Ryal Smith Roberson R
Ramos J V Kisser W B Kalhrock D T
Rankin Jno Ruston Jno Ragland J 8
RukerJuo Russell Jos Rosenhtim H
R'jbir.son S S
Staples TLos Stares Ja» Sullivan J JS
Smith W B Smith J B Smith Jos
Scbofield R C Saars J W Krauts Jonas
Stewart Robt Stlckney capt H Satler J T
Smith R M Salther C C Selden Jan
Suimneriby Wm Statou C L Shorman Julius
Schlivogt Jos Selden maj Jas £toue Dr J W
Scollivan J £ Sumner Alex Slonbrecber Jno
T
Timberlake R. M Tate T M Taylor W H
Turner W M Tapen Sumine TinsleyTC
Totty W D Tabb P W T, re> -, u R
Thompson Mich Thompson Jas Thomas Jas
Tucker Msrtin Taylor B W Tinsley Dr G W
Trimmer Jas Taylor J E
V
Van-Burea B B Vauderbelt W 8 Volkmann Lad
Voegele C Verlander J W Vanderslics ii J
VV
Whitlock R H Whifer lienry Warner LM k.
Walker RL W'addellJA Co
Wefcer Phil Watts 8 P Wooiisan Jos
Whalan Pat Williams Jtaao Woods David
Wy.tt M A W&lker J U William, a T
Whiting C A Woodward S M White G A
Watson J W Weems Theo Walker G Jt Co
Initial*
Journal of Pr< (re..
da 13—It THOS. B. BIGGER, P. M.
NOTICK TO VOUM(« AIKN."-Voucitu ur*
quiru a u.etul nod protit-tttls ait in two day. —
Tbia I. no Patent Medicine, Bouk Agency, nor other
humbug bat a real art —one that I. required in every
community, and p-iya well. For purticular. cell on
MYN KB, trorn 9 A M. to 3 P M.. corner Main and
loth atresia, up .Uir., i ntraaoe on 10th ,treet.
de 9-l2t*
F~' «K A«7K--30 UOO OliD KKICM Ap;
plv « thi.otftre 24 t.
F KO>AHI>>» INwrAMT ttKL.I KK-A
IJ apeedy and etho<ci< ua remedy forCouah., Cold.,
Aithma, \c. JW. GaRUIcK, Market PUce,
de I'* [ Whig copy | Franklin street.
HHHhkrvkU In outi tinil
J two pound can., warianted to be perfeutfy aound
and n.-cund to none ever ottered in the market Give
u. a tali eutl judge for your.elvei. Kor .tie by
J , BRIDGKGRO U CO.,
d * 10 On the Dock.
S A, 'T n . ANU PLA ST Kit—The Virginia
' ~ »■"' Teiineawie Railroad I. lini.hed to >altville
SSrJ "" now P r »P»f®<J to furn.h HALT and FLAS
tjcr to cmttouier. In lack, or barrel., upon the most
accommodating t«rm«. <nd upon tb« *hort»at notlc».
My Agent, along the line of the Road will receive
eider, for either article la any quantity cu.tomer.
may ae.ire. The attention of farmer, la particularly
invited to the Virginia article, and I feel cuteti thai
a trial ef nther oi both article, will remit in it* *s
*°y order, add.crd te Mr C. T.
Ui rcMric.LD.my agent in Lyt-chburg, will meet
wi'b prompt attentleu
All article* of my brand are warranted rare.
. „ THGH L. PRESTON,
de 8- -Jut" Baltville, Waahlngtou county, Va.
St CO.'f* LOTTBEIEB.
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY,
Cl>a st M.
To he drawn In the city of Mobil*, Ala., in pshlls, on
Mntnrriny, Juminry 10, ISM,
OS THE PLAN OK StNW.E NUMBERS
John Huktei. and W W. McGl'iae, Esq* , Com
mi»sloner».
30,4100 TlckeU- J HOT Prize* I
Nearly One Prize to Ktcry Nine Ticket«
NOVKL SCHEME.
1 prize of. #1.0,000 I* 115,00"
1 price of UM'Ot* 10.000
1 prize of lit 000 1*..... 10, OIK)
1 prize 0f.... 10000 ii.... 10,000
1 prize oflo.ooo i*............ I'M'OO
1 pi lie of 5,000 In 5,t u0
1 prise ef l.Otw i*..... 1.000
10 prize* 0f..... 1(00 are 2,000
90 prize* of. 100 are yooo
100 prize* 0f... 70 are 7.000
100 prizsiof 50 are 5,000
3000 prize* of 40 are 120 000
3,307 prize* amounting to $2;,4,000
Whole Ticket* #10; halve* 5; quarters 2.50.
The firat 307 prize*aredecided In the usual manner.
Tlie 3,000 pri/.ei of #40 will be deterinfued by the
last figure of tins comber (.bat draw* the Sls,oo>> prize
For example, if the oininer drawing the #15,0ii0
prize end* with No. 1, then nil the ticket* where the
number ends in 1 will be entitled to if 10. If tho num
ber ends with No. 2. then all the ticket* where the
number end*in '2 will be entitled to *40, and so on to
0 Certificates of packages wi'l be aold at the fol
lowing rate* which i* the ri*k:
Certificate of Package ef 10 whole Ticket* $60
•• '• 10 half '• 30
«• " 10 quarter " 15
Addrea* order* for Ticket* or Certifisatea either to
8. SWAN * CO., Atlanta. Ga,,
or 8. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.,
HelO or S SWAN. Boa 200, Mobile. Ala.
I.'OHT GAIMIS ACAUK.UV L<OTTi£K Y,
r CIHHS 23,
To be drawn in the city of Atlanta, Georgia, in pub
lie, on
Tueadny, January gOtb, 1857,
On the plan of single ki'MßErs.
30,000 Tickets -3,307 I'rizes.
NKAKLY ONE I'KIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
BRILLIANT SCHEMA:
I priza of. $20.000.ia *20 000
1 •• of 10,0< oia 10,0(0
1 •' of 10,000 ia 10,000
1 " ot" 10 000 1* 10,000
1 " of 5 000 i« 5,000
1 " ot 5 000 i« 5 000
1 " of 1,000 if 1,000
10 prize* of 210 are 2.000
yo '• of 100 ar« 9 000
100 " of 70 are 7.000
ICO " of 50 are 5 000
3,000 " of 40 are 120,000
3,3*7 Prliea, amounting to $204,000
Whole Ticketa $10, Halvea 5, Quarters 2.50.
ty Tin first 307 Pri«ea are decided in the usual
manner.
The 3 000 pr!zr» of 840 will be determined
by the last figure of the number that draws the $iO,-
000 Prize For example, if the number drawing the
$20,000 prize ends with N». 1. then all the tickets
whe:e the number ends in 1, will be entitled to $40.
It' the number ends with No. 2, then nil the Tickets
where the number ends in 2, will be entitled to $40,
and »o on to 0.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the follow
ing rates, which is the risk :
Certificate of Packages of 10 Whele Ticketa, $60
» " 10 Half " 30
" " 10 Quarters IS
P&" Addreas order? for Tickets or Certificates, e>
ther to S. SWAN Ji CO., Atlanta, Ga.
da !0 or 8. SWAN. Montgomery. Ala.
lIAU&RTY,
BELL AND BRAS 3 FOUNDER,
Tenth St., between Main and Cary,
Richmond, Virginia,
Would most respectfully state to his customers and
the public in general, that having purchased the right
of GARKATT'S ANTI-FRICTION METAL, pa
tented August 15th, 1855, ia prepared to furrish the
above at a very low price, much cheaper than brass
He would also state, that those desirous of making
their own Castings, era be aupplied with the metal in
ingots, ready for use.
Ihe above Metal can be used as a substitute, and la
equal to Babbits Metal, for lining boxes and other
purposes. HAGERTY,
no 15—d!m 10th st., between Main and Cary.
DIC HTI N Y DK.HONSTIIATKB MA
DAME MOLLEN respectfuliv informs the La
dies and Gentlemen of Richmond and vicinity, that
she will give information in all the atlnirs relating to
life, such as Health, Wealth, Love, Marriage. Jour
neys. Luh- Suits. Difficulties in Business, Absent
Friends, Siekntaa and Death, and in reapect to all
other subjects, both past, pr«aent and future, and all
concerns of life. Terma—For Ladies 25 cents. Gen
tlemen 50 cents, each. Apply at Np. 17, (which is
over the door,) Taylor's alley, between 17th and 18th
and Main and Cary streets, Richmond, Va.
oc 11—3 m*
Your own fault, ir y«u win P nx
SLKBPUESS nights from cougbs. colda, hoarse-
Dees Ate., when re'ief maybe so easi'v obtained.—
RICHARDSON'S WILD CHERRY COUGH CAN
DY is one of the best rer-iedies offered, and common
cold yields to its benign influence in h few hours,
and when reported to before the complaint is far ad
vanced, ail danger of Consumption ; s entirely pre
vented. For sale, wholesale and retail, by
JOHN J RICHARDSON,
Corner 11th and Cavy sts.
Also, for sale by DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
THROUGHOUT THE CITY. no 29-1 m
AtiKNCV for ii you:hern .Mmnifiu-tory of
Stretched LEATHEtt. BANDS and LEATHER.
HOSE, all sizes, of superior quality, at manufactu
rer»' prices
iy The public may depend on getting the best
article that can bo had. The bands will run straight,
hold th»ir width and run fial to the pulley. All made
of the best oak tanned Leather, and the solid part
only used. Cemented and copper riveted. An assort
ment generally on hand and ail kinds made to order at
short notice.
nr Also, superior Lace Leather and Coppor Rivets
with Burrs.
All orders for the above promptly attended to. Ap
ply to GEORGE C. REID,
no £9—lm Corner Cary and 12tli slg.
NOTICK-— The Slngp ( ouch that former
ly run from Martin's, will, on and after the 15th
of November, ran regularly fiom the Powhatan sta
tion on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays to Powha
tan C H., and to Cumberland C. H., and return the
next days in time to connect with the Richmond and
Danville cars going down.
no 17—lm RICHARD F. HAGUE.
Aceoiamodiiiiuti
k-- Warehotfle, for the storage of Flour, Wheat,
Corn, Coffee, Sc , iic.
Persons having goods to store, would consult their
interest by storing with us. We sive them all trouble
in receiving, shipping aud marking, attending person
ally to that ou' selves.
They also save a large amount of money in drayage
alone, by storing with us. Our Wareheuse being sit
uatcdou the dock, goods can be received and deliver
ed tree ot drayage.
Insurance effected at the lowest city rates if de
sired BiIIDGFORD Ai CO.,
no 19 Corner 20'h. Dock and r ary streets
R1 O H M O M l» N O H nA 1, MUSICAL.
ACADEMY —T. L. G/LLFHEr. Principal The
Third Session of this Institution will commence on
THURSDAY, the 11th of December, 13A6, and con
tinue teu weeks.
All the facilities fr>r acquiring a thorough Musical
Education in this School. The pupils
are classed according to previous ettainments, and the
course of instruction particularly adap'ed to each.
The principal will hive charge of the classes In the
Vocal, while in the other departments he will be
aided by most prominent Professors
Terms far the session per scholar, two lessons per
week, Voeal class exercises, (adult,) $>5 50; for Juve
nile Classes. $3 25; lessons on the Piano, Organ, &e.,
$20; lessons dn the Violin. Flute, Guitar, iio., #15;
private lessons on the voice per le«son 81.
The classi-o in Vocal Music meet in the Lectu,e
Room of the Ist Presbvterisn (Dr. Moore's) cnurch.
The Juvenile Class will meet at 4, and the Adult
Class at 7j; o'clock, P. M.
Further information may be had by application to
the principal, at Mrs. Russell's, on Broad, between
9th and 10th streets.
Referencea—The patrona |of the school and paators
of the churches in this city. de s—l2t
VAI.UA HIjIC KAUitl ON KKKUEUICKH
BURG RAILROAD, TWO AND A HALF
MILKS NORTH OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE—
The aubacrlberi are authorized to aell or exchange, for
eily propety or alavea, the farm located above, called
•THICK'S," containing 122 acre*. It hxa been aub
divided into lotacf smaller aise, and will be aold ac
cordingly. The Mtp can be aeeu at our cffice.
de ti -61 GODDIN t APPKRSON.
PK I. L K TI R ItM FLIIDK BLONDIH
SENI FOR THE HAIR.-A bWufol gioaiey
and luxurious growth of Hair can be obtuiuud by iU
uae. Price 25 cia. For sale I>y
OEO. Do WD FN, Drujgiat,
"* Bth and Kroad at.
Oil. I'AIM'IMiN Khn'rOKKU.—MR. D
CHASE respectfully inforina the citlzena of
Richmond aed viciuity, that he lia* taken the aame
rooms he occupied at the Auauata Houae laat Winter,
wheia be wilt be happy to ae« tboae wlabing hi*
••rviee*. The heat city reforenoea given by Bailing
at hi* rooma, a few doora above Boaher'a Hall.
dalf—si*
KIHII --100 barrel* Trout and
Blue Ftah receiving for aale, by
GF.GRGE C RE ID.
<4e It—lw Corner Ca-y and I2thatre«ta.
I.ANKKTM, BIiAMKKTN, BI.ANKEI M
2000 pair* of Blanket* on Kand. ranging in price
from 624 oentaeach to the fineet Bed Hi inketa. 1 hey
are wortey of the attention of penona wiattirg to
buy. Being denrou* of reducing atoek, I intend of
fertßg them at extremely low pi lee*. Call at the e*
tabliabed cheap atore
de 12 ALFRED MOdEa, W Main alreet.
fIATH, CAPS, (41IOKM, AC.
MTHK UttCAT MOUTHKKN
HAT AND CAP MANUFACTORY W
ANO DKPOT—JOHN OOOLEY.KI
Main rtifl, ha* now reiu y for the Winter Trwieer
l«"i»t « nin«t «apQih amortment of L*die*\ Mt**«r
and Oemitmeu'i
FURS,
entirely now, of the late*t ttjlc*, and of «»»«T <"•
Mription. Amongst them we —
Lynx Can>**, Mantilla*, Mantalet*, Vietorinae, Tip
pet*, Gauntlet* ud Cuff* „
Short " " " „
Battle 11 " k ii
Mink " "
Brown Imitation l( „ „
Stone Marten " ~ „
Stone Marten Oill* M „ „
French Marten " „ M
Chinchilla " ~ „
White Ermine " „ „
Siberian Hqairrel " (l „ ~
Bine Coney " „ „
Flteh •• " "
Ruuiaa Fiteh u „ „
Golden " " „ „
Spotted " „ „
Lock .. „ ii
Black Jennet " „ „
Brown " " „ „
Hwarnrfown
Red Pelt
to., Sic,
AI JO
Wolf, Buffalo. Racoon, Bii r
Leopard and Jennet Rober
Fur and White and Pink 6wan»down Trimming*
Muff*, Gentlemen'* Collar* and Glovee
Prepared Hare Skin*, for the chert, fee.
oo 25—t*
mFAM'VKUKS, FAKCV FURS
—We have now open, a complete and
aplendid stock of Ladie* and Children'*
Fanoy Fur*, coniisting of the following itylea: Rn*-
ilan Sable; Stone Martin; Ex. Black Lynx; Fitch;
Siberian Squirrel; Golden Fitcb; French Martin, and
every other ityle of K&ncy Fur« for Ladies and Chil
dren. Al*o *plendid Leopard, Wolf and Badger Car
riage Robe* and Foot Muff*, which have been •elect
ed fre*h from the largest and most extensive manu
factories, and will be sold at wholesale and retail, on
the molt favorable term*. Ladie* are particularly
requested to call and examine the above splendid
Goodd. which for neatne**, *tyle and quality, cannot
be excelled.
Al*o, Ladies' Beaver R'ding Hat* and Fiat*; Chil
dren's Hat* and Cap*, of every *tyle; Gent'* H &f * tta< *
Cap*,(among*t them will be found *omething entirely
new.) makin* one of the most complete and selected
stock* ever offered in th!a market.
BINFORD, DICKINSON li. WEISIGER,
oc 17 No. 78 Main *treet
- TKN DOLLARS KKWARD.-Knn
jgji away from the aubscriber, on the *7th No-
Jnhk vember, a Negro Woman, named Emeline,
iß™ aged 17 yeara. of dark complexion. aprightly,
<aa and apeaka quickly when apoken to. She
haa been in the habit of running away, and wsa
chained around the anklea when ab« wert from my
houae in Sidney, near the Fair Grounds 1 will give
ft 10 r-ward for her apprehension and delivery to me.
no 21—Ira ELIZABETH JENNINGS.
v* FIKTY DOLLARS RKWARD.-
flr Ranaway from the St. Charlei Hotel, my Ne
gro Boy, about 19 or 20 yeara of age, named
MACK. He ia a boy I purchaaed of Or John
•Saim Shelfon, of Nelaon county. Said boy waa aold
by litwia Marahall, of Kauquier county, near Oak-
Hill, and waa formerly owned by Mr. Marahall'a
fitber-in-law. Said boy ia about 5 f«et 7 or 8 inches
high, light complexion, and very freckled. When he
left, he cook with him a new suit of clothea, aa fol
lows: Dark caaaimere pants, plush or velvet vtat,
Hark frock coat, and a green overcoat. He had on a
Of p.
1 will give the above reward if taken in or out of
the Srate. He may have free papers. He must be
delivered to me or secured in jail so that I get him.
THOS. M. FARROW,
no 13—3ltj St. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va.
~v 4-" ISO -On the arrival
4- of the cars daily, at Tomahawk
Station, on the Danville Railroad, 1 ahall be
prepared, aa heretofore, to convey passengers to
Powhatan Court House and its vicinity. Profession
al gentlemen and others, attending Powhatan Court,
will be accommodated with a comfortable hack, im
mediately upon the arrival of the ears.
no 21—lm* WM. A. MARTlN.Tomahawk.
r-yviFt;ima and tkn-
NEBSEE RAILROAD.—A'O-
" pw^mr —TlCK TO P.ISSEXGERS
CHANHK Of SCHEDULE. —On snd after the Ist
of October, the Road will be completed to the Ten
nessee line, and the Paaaeager Train will run aa fol
Iowa:
Leave LyneHhurg at 6.45 A. M. and reach Bristo
at 6 P M.
Loave Brlitol at 6.20 A. M. »nd reach Lvnehburg at
5.15 P.M. E. H. GILL,
se 22—3 m Gen. Sup't.
fl.l'iffTT sii'Kiini.i^Tiii'in'iiiv
IV. CASPARI, Professor of Voca,'
Hrf "tot If and Instrumental Music begs leave to
J J SB J ll offer his services as n teacher au the
Piano Forte, Melodeou, Organ, Violin, and in Sing
ing.
Me would a'so accept a position as Organist or Mu
sic Teacher in a school In thecitf-
RESIDENCE AND REFERENCE,
Rev J. L. Burrow*, D. D., 7th at., beyond Leigh,
no 24—lm
v. CARRIAGES.-- The subscriber
kSSjSjSI keeps c nstan'.lv on haud an assortment
ROCKAWAVS. BIGGIES, fcUL
KIES and SPRiNG WAGONS, oOiis own manu
facture. JB
Orders taken for every s f yle which
will be execut'd promptly, of the best materials.
REPAIRING done neaily, and on liberal terms
Mo. 76 Fiankl.n street, the place formerly occupied
by J no. Hagau. O. A. FRANCIS,
no 27—Sm
A\-_ STHA\ jfcl> OttSTOLKV froinihe
First Market House, on SATURDAY even
v ing, the 18th of October, a YELLOW
MARE, 3 years old. She had on a block saddle with
a leather girth, a grey blanket and a common bridle.
I will give a reward of Ten Dollars for the delivery
of the Mare to me; and if stolen, $it) for the appre
hension and conviction of the thief
oo 21—tf JOHN LINDBEY.
a'i PRESCRIPTIONS apcurntely nrd
9 promptly dispensed at ail hour., day a lid night,
r by one of the Partners, at
I MEADE it BAKER'S
Now Cbatnloal and Prescriptioo Store,
186, N. W. corner of Main and 10th streets,
no 12—d4>n Just above New Custom House.
WimDKKBNEVKIttKAnK.
EMasK'ia Man born of a woman hag but a ahoit
,; mS( t0 live; therefore I am desirous
f* ' ' ■ make good use of my lime. After
being afflicted for a number of years; yea, in the fiery
furnace, and coming out with the patience of Job, 1
now call for help—but as Hercules did, by putting
my shoulder to the wheel; and as variety is the spice
of life, 1 have now turnod BUTCHER, and solicit
my friends and acquaintances to give me a call and J
wiil please and accommodats all.
JOHN HAGAN, part of Creek Nation,
no 13—ts Stall No. 7. OM Market.
TiiK MtSIC STORK.— f
H. TAYLOR would remind his
friends and the public generally that
J Is Mr J if his store is on Governor street,
where may be found PIANO FORTE-S, MELODE
OH£, rtUJTARS, VIOLINS, FLUTES and ACCOR
DjfiONS, of the be st quality, and at the lowest prices.
Hot* sole agent iu this city for the sale of the cele
brated Nur.as &. Clark's PIANOS, which are not sur
passed by any other makers, and equalled but by few.
Aiao, Gule & Co.'s superior Piano*.
Guitar and Violin STRINGS, of the best quality.
He hua the largest stock of MUSIC to bo found lo
tn t State, and is constantly receiving the latest publi
cations, which he will sell at the most red seed prices
and upon us good terms as can be had elsewhere,
rsr Pianos tuned, repaired, and let on hire.
r«r Old Pianos taken in part pay for uewone*
INSTRUCTION »»N THK
PIANO. —A young lady,who has bad
fl TV N P| II oonsidorable experience in teaching,
J J m J andean produce pupils that, in one
quarter, can play aud sing moat any ordinary piece of
music, wtabes a few more scholars. As she herself
received instructions from the principal pianist of
J*nny Lind, W. M. Hoffmann, Esq., feels coufident
she can give satisfaction to thp*e who encourage her.
Terms if 15 per quarter of 20 letoona. Add;ass M. 8
A., box 567, post office. jy 22—U
C'H I('HH II I N(i » s pi .
FORT* B—To be had at Ne.
31 ull Mstar"* "* **"■"«•
NATH'L CARUBI,
jy 14—dAtwl y Role Agent
'l 1 111 H I'mlllch that the r'Toutiwanda
I. Valley Agrlcu tural Society, and Farmers' and Me
chuuica' Association " at i'a firat Annual Fair and
fchow, held nt Atbia, Wyoming county. Stale of New
York, did award iu fir.t premium on Daguerreotype*
to Peier E, Ulblit of Rirhmond, Va.
fcecreUry'a ettife T. V A. 8 k F U M. A. >
Athia, November 24tb, IHA6 >
81 LAS KOLSOM,
no 29 Recording Senrita-y
I>ll YHICIAN* PHKHCHIPTIONk rare
t fully and accurately compounded at all boora,
day or night, and of geleot and reliable medicines, at
the atore of the aubaoriber, Market Place, Franklin
street. JNO. W. GARLICK.
no I —2m Apothecary and Druggiat.
BI.KACHKD a o]o U 8 —400 rami an.
aorted, comprising the following atylea, viz
S-4, Union's, Hope, Kent, Atlantic, he.
7-8 Oconex, Granite State, Putnam, Totk Mill*.
Spring River, Reading, Bemoset, Waverly Milla, Lc
41 Carr'g River, Haneock, Bancroft, fetliquaoma
cut. Loni-dalo, Wauhoo. Wauigutta, Ljnden, Impe
rial. Extra Cuinberlend, New England, Manhattan.
Arctic Extra, N. Y. Milla fce kc.
ALSO, BLEACHED AND BBOWN
100 cases and bales 6 4 to 12 4 Sheetings, from the
Pepperall Utlca, AlleiuUW and oiber oai«-
bnited Milla
The above were purchased at the lowest O o tober
price* and will be eoA at a smaller profit tbaa the
actual advance upon the good* ainoe Ihey weie pur
ebaaed, aa we are deeiroua to reduoe our a took ariur
to the let January
3 KENT, PAINE k CO.
FOR KRNT AND SALS.
MJKOH KKNT--A ho Mac and nntrn
with six acre*, In Daval'* Addition, and a bouse
on Onion Hill. A. B. HUTCHIfisON
de li—t* .
®f< OK aid po»*«*kl«ii Kift-o
on lbs lit of January next or sooner If d**ir*d.
the tenementon l&ili (treet, between Broad and
Mtraball, now 1b the occupancy of Mr. Archibald
Via. Apnly to TAIiBOTT t BROTHER,
del2-3t* Sbockee Foundry.
MFUR KKNT—a Heated family rest
denoe on 3d (treat, between Leigh and Clay
Oa* will be introduced if de*ired. Apply t 0
da 12 6t* A G WORTH AM.
«KOK KtCINT—A Frame Teneuirnt o«
Jackson atreet, containing four room*. kltoben
with 2 room*, well of water in the yard, and
iiardeu attached. Possession given linn.ediitely.
Apply to E WD. D. EACH-J, Agent,
d»l2— 3t Pearl street.
®FUR KKiVf—A large Mrirk Homo
on Maddox Hill, containing 6or 7 rooms. tun
able for a large family The property i* aittiated
near the Central railroad, and wculd suit for a board
ing hou*e Apply t» KW D W. EACHO,
del 2— 3t General Agent, Pearl *t.
AFOK KKMT —A frame TenrmeM on
Union Hill, near Dr O. A.. Mtrecker's, contain
ing3rocrn», and other convenience*. Water
convenient. Apply to EWD D. EACHO,
dnl2—St Genera) Aient. Pearl at.
fiFOK KK>T—'the tearitient necacd
door from Fraeklin, frontiog oo stb *treet.-~
Possession given Ist Janniry. Applv to
de 12- 17t JAMES SCOTT.
DK.NTISTKY.
,mm 111 Jfc DKSTAij notick—w.
JONKS, SURCICAL ANO KCCHANt-
Dswtist, office betw-enOfh and
I f I r joth. Main street, one iqnarr nl.ove
the Bank*, (office hoar*from 9 to 3 4 to 6,)-wiil be
happy to *ee a<l auch as deaire hi* profeKsional ser
vice*, promising his best endeavora, by gentleness and
thoroughness to give *atistaction in all operation*,
either in Filling. Cleansing, Regulating, Extracting
or Inserting Teeth oc 13—3 m*
(IT -fc —JOS. WOOD.
WARD, Surgeon and Mechanical
Decti*t, ha* removed his It' ce to
Main street one aquare above the
Banks and next door to Corinthian hall.
In this location hi* facilitiecare muchincroafed by
the acqniaition of more room and good operating
light, AcC.
He iniert* teeth upon fine gold and (ilver plate,
plain or with artificial gum*. Style* acknowledged
to be the belt, andi* practiced by the profession gen
erally. oc 31—2 m*
TVTOAII WALK.JiIt ik CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOTHIERS, No 86 Main ft.,
(Branch of the Baltimore Home,)— Moat respectfully
aak the attention of the citizena of Richmond and ita
vicinity to the atook of Ready-Made Clothing which
they are juat opening.
Poaaeaaing superior facilities for procuring and
makiug up the greateat variety of Oomeatic ai d For
eign Clotha, Caiaircerea and VMtiigi they are ena
bled to olfer nnaaual inducements to e latoiuera, who
are moat respectfully solicited to give ua a call be
fore purehaaing. oc 14—ly
g ■< HAMGUK'S PATENT COKN AMI) COB
VI CRUSHER.— have been appointed sole
Agents here for the saler.f this MILL. Itwill grind
from ten to fifteen bushels per hour of sufficient fine
ness for cattle. It is not liable to get out of order,
and is much more durable than any other of its kind
that we have knowledge of. We rf commend if with
confidence. This Mill took the first premium at our
State Fair and the Fair in Petersburg.
BALDWIN, CAiDWfcLL k CO ,
no -6—dlmStw2m 143 Main at., Richmond.
VIRGINIA SAVIMiN HANK—I HAK
TERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIR
GINIA—CAPITAL 100,000 DOLLAP-H.—Money re
ceived on deposit in sums of five dollars and upwards,
on which intereat at the rate of 6 per cent per annum
is paid, for auma remaining aix months Mr longer; for
shorter periods. Interest at the rate of 5 per centum.
The whole joint stock bound for the deposit.
Deposits received, and certificates iasued by the
Cashier, T. B. Starke at the atore of £. B. Specce.
corner of Main and Governor streets. Richmond. Va.
SAM'L S. COTTRELL, President,
T. B STARKE, Ce.ehier,
oc 14—Sm C. WALTHALL, Secretary.
riUK WOltK*, KIRK ;WUHHS.- As
a Agent for the manufacturer, and at his prices on
commission, I offer the following Fire Works:
15 grossoz. Rockets I gross 4 In. Trianilei
5 do 2cz do 10 do Pin Wheela
5 do 3 oz. do 10 do Spit Devila
5 do 4 or. do 1 do Mines with stara
1 do 16 oz do 1 do FlyinaPigeons
5 do 2 balls Roman 5 do Assor~d Vertical
Candles Wheels
10 do 3 do do do s do 12 ball Roman
5 do o do do do Candles
5 do 8 do do do 5f0,000 Torpedoes
5 do Blue Lights
FIRE CRACKERS.
Also, 500 boxea No. I Golden Chop Fire Crackera
Foraate, wholesale and r-tail, by
LOUIS J. liOSSIEUX,
de 9—6t • No 107 MaiD at
SD. DKNOON has for Hale 600 Kuain
• elied Grates, Fenders, and Summer Pieces, em
bracing Square Topped, Ci-cle an.i Ellptis Patterns
These Grates r.re ot :ny own manufacture, and sh ill
be sold at the lowest prices. Orders from town and
country promptly attended to. The Virginia ftiecba
nics' lustitute awe.rd-d a silver medal, the highest
preniium, to Samuel D. Denoon for the best speci
mens of Grates and Fenders. Also, for sale, a large
stock cf Bells, Brass Brick Moulds, Sic. Apply at my
Soil and Brasa Foundry, No 225 Main street, betweon
Bth and 9th. west side. Richmond. Va. oc 16—S»
PKRFUfIIIiKIKS, SOAP?*, &c-Just tr
ceived on consignment, fr-in an lmpoiter iu N.
Yotk, a large assortment of Perfumeries aud Soaps.
The lsdies would consult their interests by calling
and supplying theinnelved at r:y store.
de 5-ts AbEX. NOTT, Auet
KJEKN, BALDWIN <fc CO. continue to
receive bv every steamer additional supplies of
FALL ANI) WINTER CLOTHING!
rendering their assortment for retail sa'es mere com
plete than at any period this season. They invite at
tention to their large stock of fine Cloaks. Raglans,
Over-Coats and Sacks; fine black and colored Cloth
Dress and Frock Coats; fceavy Ribbed snd Doeskin
Cassimsre Pants ot extra fine quality; rich P aid and
Fancy Silk and Velvet Vests ; Plain ana Fancy C&i
simere Suits, for business purposes, with ever? other
luticle to be f >ncd in first class Clothing Houses ali
of which will be found perfect in style and quality.
Having every advantage, and determined to go ahear 1 ,
we will make it to your interest to call at 102, Main
strsot before purchasing.
d« 11 KEEM. BALDWIN U CO.
SERVANT* CLUTHINU -I have now
in store, a large stock of servants Clothing, com
prising Cuats, Pants, and Ves'«, Flannel Shirts and
Socks All of which will be sold at utujually low
prices for cash. Thou in want will please give me
an early call. J. I). GOODMAN,
de 5 No 119 Main street.
LMlif nAIiK-A f'aniiioDiible two horse
& CARRIAGE.which has bt-en in use not more thiee
months Apnlv at this offir.n oo 24— u
K ANBKRRIKS, Cli AXtiIiKKIKS...
' I have on hand, for sale, 10 hirrels
next door to the Exchange B»nk. A. ANTONI
UI.BAKU'S RHEUMATIC IJNI HI-NT
etl-ctually cures Pimples, Blotches, Chilblains
and Chopped Hands, all kinds of Eruptions, Barbers'
Itch, Ulotrs, Wounds. Cuts. Bruises. Burns. P.mg
worms, Salt Rheum, Fcald Head, and is a sovereign
remedy for sore or ulcerated throat.
Prepared acd sold, wholtsi'e and retail, by
JOHN W. POLLARD, '
12 Druggist 17th strset.
WO.IIKTiIINU NK\V.-.l»e InCour's Itnliu
of White Water Lily, highly perfumed by us
<>wn ingredimts for curing Kruptions of the Skin,
for e.rßdicaiing Tan and freckles, for Shaving and
Cleansing the Teeth, for the Toilet, tiie Nursery,
and the Bath Room, and various medicinal purp< s.-s
Forsaleby J. W POLLARD,
d» 12 Druggist. 7th street
OKV AT CONT— Hn\ins nui
ny new and deairahle Go 'da. weil suited to the
preierit aeaaon, And not a isrted to Spring »olpb, I
will from thi» day offer at co*i. tor ca«U. or to punc
tual cuatomera, tlie usual credit, interest added,
my entire stock of WOOLEN GOODS. ctubra-.in<
Heavy BAT?INE l"S, FULLED KERSFYB, PLAID
LINSKYS. BED and Nfc:GRO BI.ANKKTS, a
stock ei Black and Kaiu-y CAKSIMERfe; Velvet. Stik
and Woolen VKBTINUe; all atyle* LADIES' WIN
TER DRtOS* GOODS, embracing Kancy Si'ka. Plain
and Fancy Mouaelainea, all qualities, hmbroideriea,
Lnoea, lie. Ate.
City and coun'ry buyera w\>uld dt well to call or
aend in thmr ordara as I am otlrring aup'rior induce
ment*, having determined to ciose out the above
Gooda. to make room fur al<rge Sprini atnek
J B KEKGUSON Jt.,
de 6—lm No 9 •'earl at, Ricbmoud, Va.
1_J AJIPTON'S VKIiKTAHLK TllSt^
1 J. TURF..—Aauppiy of the above popular maaicme
on hand and for aale by
J. W. GARLICK, Itiuggiat,
de 10 Market Place. Franklin ati«et.
DKNINO KLI'ID BuraUi KUId of
beat quality, in quantities to auit putoUasera al
ways on band, for aale bv
PURCELL, LADD k CO., Druggists,
d> 10 92 Main at
(»() SUPKMIOII HA.UN, year
vy old; 24 do. do dr two ar.d three yeara old.
Tbeae Ham* are country cured »ad have been well
preaerved ae 12 CRENSHA.V k CO.
jLJOKMK TONIC currx lltateaiper; llerae
IX Tonio expel* Wonng; Ho«e« Tonic cure* Bom;
rleree Tonic cure* Hidnbuund; Ho ae Tonic curra
"urfelt; Horae Tonto ourea Mange ; Horae Tonle fat
t»ua any poor horae and itnp>ov»a hia oonditios. Tit»
Horae Tonic la made *nd aold bv
DUVAL lit NORTON. DrnggUta,
''•I 2 U'th and M.ia at*
poumv .HA OK VAMN HOC KM.--
V# dQi M Q «*'>uotty mnd«» Yarn Hocka, )u«t (#•
c*«lv«d suit bl* f 0 p ftotoi v and Urrn bauda; far m>\*
rtduotd price* «( lh» MfUhHahot) ohim* buuaa
» ALFRED MO4ES, Main atieat.
»CW MWT AHO i A LjT
H. Oary, u a gror,*rj. It it *it>iated *Z.;! a
market, *ed i» considered ooe of the beu IclmuL. 1 *
the city for aproeery or dry good. .t£T fc'"
g.via st on* day'. M ll M Apply to r. H A?,"?!
—-— IWi itree*
MITOH KJKNT.~ Three or l7 B r »,,:
large and derirable Room* over the a~h '
eary Bore of Dr Jaek.cn on Mai- t
nearlv oppoate first Maiket. r®2i*oe rivf,
diatelv, or on lint Jannary. ApTr to d' ?/'■*
SON, or JOlls CEHItB RCK
H. 11 » Tobaeconi*. 17th »tre«t
d " I '-*- at NeitjtoCrew', g 0 , p r.ctolr
e KOK KKNT-Anrt~Ko.«r««-
immediately, the de.irable Ornery g t f D( .
Rockatta, reeeatly Occupied
»r.a(ey It la on* of the beat at.or, f or !°7,L.
in that part of the city. Rent, to a «or-» '
♦1M par unai. Apply to tenant,
, ~ E , A J CLOPTON,
. ~ ... Agent and Collector, No BW»h,.
*• M - 6t "■"!» Bt Cb.rl.7N;;'..
• HOK KK.N I—And Immediate |>0«.c7
•ion given, the three .tory Brick Dw-hiar , ,
uatedon Church Hill, corner 2 d ar;d
•treat., containing 9 Roon.a, with nectary w
building!. atpre.ent occupied by Col. E Warr«n
To agood tenant the rent will be accommod., ~7
Apply to E. A J. CLOPTun
Agent and Callector, No. 8 Wrii'at
* m 11-61 Under Bt. HoUI.
• fifH KKN'l' —A neat wood dwell.no
afd on Union Uill containing 4 room., ki'tcCn
with 2 room*, with garden attached
occupied by JameaWilkineon. K.q ApoWtn
JC. A. J. CLOPTON. A.entand cXet.r
HMO—fit No 8 Wall »t . nrder St. Ch»rl». H„t'e'
jfik .Af 01C KK WTj and po»9ftt*«ioii hn<i
H|! immedtately.the three atory brick
*31 atad on Church Hill, on tfread, betw L
,^® W ' e *? t * iring ei f ht rtouii, recentlv cc
copied by Thoraa. F. Butler, E.q fur . good
the rent wilt be low. ar,d the »V,le p,Ul£ p a ? '
gocd repair. Apply to K. A. J. CLOPTON
j ln Rh Agent and Ce!!ector No 8 Wall .t
<?e1 "- 6 - Under St. Cnarl*. Hot,
{f* KOK Hfc.vr-A Frame
■••J Bread .treet, near the Kair OrouEd., coa'am
nig several room., auitable for a .noderai* t u e
fami y Poi.e«»ion given lmmediito'v Apolv i,
, ~ ... KWD. D, KACHi),
rie *-~ 6t General A"-nr. Pe« r l «t
HK.NT.-11.r £ n. w
Brick Lumber Hou*e», itu tedon Krwk id
between 14th and Isth (tree'*, next to M »-r«'
(Jen. W.»ttkCo'. Plough Vb.tei
are .uitable for a ccach manufactory or a comnu
•ion btumes*. being .itaated betwaen the Danville
and Central Depot*. Apply to
» . « ' A J.CLOPTOM.
Agent and Collector, No. 8 Wall itreet
(*« 10-fit Under St. Cba. lea Hotel
HOKKK.\T..Po S ,tPNIon
diately, one fine Office, and one l.\ # 15?,£
Room in Morri**' Butting, co-ner of !K. o
and lOtn .treeu, wi* Ou, Water lie. Al.o, lu the
•ame building nne Office with two room*, two >a»e
ment rooms with fire placee'and itverai lodging roc in*
with all modern convenient*, Possession tiven 'it
January next. Apply to DU\ AL 4t NORTON
de 9—lm» or RICH Q MORRIBa'
®KOH KK .N T..-A deitirable family
residence on the*outh side of Leigh,
2d and 3d street*. and nearly opposite thsr>»j.
dence of Mr. Dan'l Truest. The home contains
abont 6 room*, with the%ecessary outhouses, nod
conveniently arranged for a genteel family.
Apply to
■*<» «—l* TAYLOR & WILLIAMS.
« If OH. KEMT Ob Lnlou-iiilf, iTTJT.u
fortable Tenement, containing 4 room*, with
basement and other conveniences; garden r'.
tached, and wateron the premises. R«r.t *lvti ■er
annum. Apply to J M. CARTKR. '
de .5 —2w Opposite the Port Office.
jm* liKWIKAB! ,E KKSIDKNCK FOR
9K3 RENT —A comfortable brick dwell ing on Main
-®3I fireet, between 3d snd 4th. The hoc'se la well
finished and in complete repair, bav'ng just aider
gone alteration* and Improvements; it hu ras
throughout. &c. The Lot i* 160 feet deep, giving
ample yard 'oom b»th in front and rear of the home.
Peasewion gi. en immediately.
Apply to JAMES P PURCELL,
rie 4 - t* Of Purcell. Ladd Jt Co.
MVEKV WiiSl UABLK BI'MNK'N
stand on main street, for rk.nt.
The *üb*criber, intending to leave the cits. *11
uent tha houas at present occupied by bini. No :ii
Main atreet, (Mansion Houae ) on which he h-.» a
lease for four years from the litof March text Tbe
housfl is in excellent condition; a good busin-«s
stand, and suitable for moat any kind of bn«irte»« —
Possession given any time required. For further a r
ticular*, enquire at I. L. WEIL'S,
de 4-ta No. S3 Main at., Mansion Hou"«.
MfUU KK.NT...* More iintl Uwellli >;
«n sth street, and a Houee End Garden in Wti.il
vil'.e. on Mechaniciville Turnpike, about hail a
miie from Kicbmond.
de 3—l» JOHNBTUVIS
Mfr'Oli ItUJIT,--Thc house on tiny
atreet, »ppolite the Columbian Hotel, now oc
cupied by M»s*r*. Rateltffe V Donglt*. Po»wa
•ion given let Janumy, 1557. Apply to
d«3—lm N. K ROWK.
TOBACCO KACTOfO Kdtt Ko>7.
—The Tobacco Factory on Sflth *treer, between
Main and Cary, will be for rent next ye-r Pos
session given Ist January. Apply to
DAVID M LEA,
de 3—l2t Shoekne Wsrsbous"
a" TOBACCO FACTOUYFw KIIKN T.
The fine four story, brick Tobacco Factory, nn
lftth, between Main and Cary streets; itis«ery
well anapted for the bu»ine**, having city water and
ga» end other convenience*, or suitable for any ctlwr
busioes*. Price $700. wa GREANOK.
de 2—t*
®<>KKICKM FIIK HKW ON CAHY
STREET.—W'e offer for rent rn reasonable
term*, three excellent and comfortable rooms,
over the store adjoining the one now occupied by us,
They are admirably adapted for office* far Doctors
Lawyers, or Commission Mercbnn'sor for Lodn'.ng
Room*. W ILLIAMS & BROTHER,
de I corner of Cary aad Pearl it.
MVKRY DKNI KASITt KA.nll.V
RKi-IDENCE FOR HKNT —On 3th itr-rt,
between Clay and Maiihall, with water »ai
and all necessary oat-heusea It ia convenient to
busineaaaud >o the v&iions chnrchei. ard in a ri-«t
neighborhood. To a food tenant th« rest will
be rca«or>ab<e and poueuioa can be bad about the
lit of January. Apply to
CHAS. A GWATKIN.
no 27—ts opposite Exchanis Back.
STOUK KIK kknt ON~TKA»'i-
STttiLET —We are offering for rent the »'i. e
now occupied by corner Cury aud fear! ,
with the privilege of a live yara' lease, uw« iutrnd
removing to a bouse becter suited to our business
on2B WILLIAMS St BROTHUi
MFUK KKiNT—The large Mild roimne
dioui warehouae on Cary. between llth
12th streeu, at prelect occupied by Me»*i« "•
A. Blackburn iCo, ia for rent Possession given o«
the lit of January, 1857. Tbti house li suitable fo' »
large Commission business, or Tobacco Kacto*y —
Apply to JOHN COSBY,
no 21—dim* Mayo «tr»er
MKOK K KNT.~'I he romloi tabio '1 «'"•
ement on Second itreet, near Main, uppo« , "»
the residence of Mr. Bam'l It basniue
or ten rooms, with comfortable Kitchen, a fcydraut,
4ic. Ponesiion given f>eo»mber lit APP'T
no 21—U WORTHAM k COTTRELL
STIiK lIOISKKOK KK.NT Ttie
SB Store Houie on KHh itreet, between M»in »*a
JBSi. Cacy. dow occupied by Royaii Boongra a.
Poas*««ion given Ist January next. no 17-t»
»TwltK KOK KKMT.-Wlth li.e
ut£i view of moving to another house better iu-' J
flw -t to our business, we offer for rent our st*> e,
corner Cary tuid Petri streets . „
WILLIAMS fc. BK'V
It is withent doubt one of the very beat stands
a general business in thii eity. &c •' _
TWO *101 MK« HIK KK>t—A r«>"
H3 mo.-tout hmite containing taven roomt, win.*
bat«meut, dining room, Itc., ou »o e-»tao« •«
lot. on which there it a large ttable and carriago h 1 "-"®
■uuated 111 the inoit healthy part ofthecity,oe»r'''«
centre of bud neat. , .
A trobii houaa in a retired part of tbe city, • "
40 by 106 feat. ..
Apply at 1)5 Main atreet. oc
KOif KK.NT.—The Sloteaml •
oppotite the E»change Ho'el, ou H<h
lately occupied by Mr. Wtlllaui Huil.J •"»
K xchange Office. .
Alto eeveral Lodging Roomt over thr afore,*' 1
of Main awi 12th tueeta, lately occupied by *'
M. Zimmerman. ~,u r
oc I(l—tf JOHN OR*-
• TOHAtH U FACTORV
The Tobacco Factory, now occupied M»' .
8 Dieki nton, ou 11th ttreet, between *«■* .
Carv, will be for rent next year. l*ueetdoß I 1"
lit January. Apply to _ . _„. n
BAKKSHAI/K fc BI.AD,
oc B—tf Shoekoe Wara*o««« _
F«»K KKNT-MAHI.BUKI), lord
ly WAU HTREKT HOT».L.-Thlt wup«
leaituated on Ibth, between Mttin aud Fiac
•treete, hat been recently enlarged and nad«*' u »
thorough repair- !« can accommodate »u l!wl * '
t'rcni City to eUty lodgeit Th«-r* la a la<ge !>ar
about thirty by forty feet, a parlor 26 by *> '«« *
diking room 3rt by 4i» test, a tpacuut kitchen » "
large bake oven and estenaive cooking nu>i«es, al! •'
centiy buiU; comfortable tervaule 1 rootut,
encst for coil and'wood, ia well tupolled will] '
In the kitchen, bar room and oo Ui# eocoo-l " *
gat hat bee* lotr <duo«d t»to the koute, and tea: ■
every aonveadeno* neoaeary for euob an eatab'"»
Tfhzzsx UamU Win„,
Of) IMMI " WIOK 1 lock
4U.UUU HUE, for Tobacco Caaoa. iuat 'tcji" 4
andforeateby ROWD B PUDL**.
Lumber Dealer, oorudr IMb end *'raaklit •"
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