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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

EXCHANGE HOTEL.-G Richardson
Accomac; J Smith, Henry Branch
Petersburg; J Smith, Henry Ives, Farm
Vile; B r Watts and servant, X 5 Means, X
Elliott. s G; 7 Branch, Petersburg; II Smith,
p Smith. Phila; Major Hagner, Army; G
Gibbs, 5 c; E Giro. N Y; G NJ Thomas, Va;
X McFeeters. Phila; r NJ Jeffres Va; John
McNeage, lady and son, Tenn; o Crump, c
Crump.C l. Snyder, Va; F Human, Pa; John
Baker and lady, La; r ) Watson, Boston; A
q Mahray, Miss VI Gardner, P A Fisher. Ala:
j NJ Rice, Washington; J k Purnnell, Worst;
C T Denham, A Crump, Powhat w Pol
arj, Hanover.
CITY HOTEL.-Dr Meaux, Amelia; n W
Thusber, f r Thusber, Thusber. Campbell;
] / Galloway, ; 5 K K; K A Moody. Il
ID r r. l. Litilepage, King William; NJ q
Williamson. Hanover; + W Webster Amelia;
J c Harper ID Harper, Georgia; Doc't [ III
Matthews, Savannah; K K johnson, Ono;
Col NJ A Thompson, Hanover; A Burton,
Farnvile; II E Lamb, Mobile: Brown
and lady. Charleston; + Mosby, AIbemare;
] w G0ss, Gordonesville; NJ O Brien, Butia
10 Gan; J Tavlor, Spottsylyana; Major Ihos
boswell, Hanover; K NJ Taylor, Philadel
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-W A Brown and
A H Robinson, Nottoway; b E West. Halifax;
w w Hancock, Chesterfield; r Egglestnn
and + II LigCn, POwhatan; ) L Marabe, Il
Hurt and NJ : HUT, Lunenburg; B Epps,
Nottoway; c Long, Farmylie; p B Mathews
and lady, Kentucky; b c Peters. Farmville: r
Mayor, Sussex E c Fleming, GoochIand; J Z
Volt, MeckIenburg; w J Morrissett, Viii
l.amsburgi l. Brooks, dc; n Hughson \
Roberts and E G Hnghson, Louisa; Miss
Cheaham and servt, Chesterfeld K X Wat
kihs, Lynchburg; W Cox, Goochland, l. H
Baine. Sussex.
AMERICAN IiOTEL.-C Fl Hill, New
Brunswick; b F Potter Il lady. Schenectady;
X II Huntev, New York; DR. Osborne, Prince
George; Rev 7 Leavell, Charles City; Wis
eman, New York; w W Trent, Cumberland;
c d Yancey, New Orleans; E Hale, and Mus
Ter G E Hale, Richmond; \ 2 Spencer Pc
lersburs; f Z Scott, Greenvile; ( n Edwards,
Appomattox; BowIey, Campbell; ] l. Woo!
man, Onio; q 4 Santery, lady, Miss \ San
ferry, Miss Lawson, G II Richmond, Miss
Richmond, Miss Alice, and Mss Palmer, n e.;
Brent, | "A; A L Jackson, Tenn; c II
Marsh, Roam oke; " A Jowar1, Campbell;
Mr. and Mis- Chapman, Va; \ Empie, a : Nil
Ter, and lady, \ {; 7 ID Henry, lady, ? chill
dren and servant Washington; IL Roberts,
lady aud servant, Nelson.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Correspondence Of the Dispatch
W.suIxCrnS Oct OH,


x,xa,v a, mon. the Bank Of the Union"
in This CITY, suspended payment. In que pro-
.ass NJ time. the trustees, 10 whom has been
~efo,red The affairs of the bank for adjustment
vii redeem its issues "a far as prociIcabie' ne
,ores a this concern were widely Circulated
hereahouts and elsewhere. and the eAche
,,ent created by this suspension has been very
great. .,.,,ror,1.s.os
.,,a,1, &c hop have lost their all. To-day
49,, h. hem mad. on the Bank OF the Repuh
H., and other mus broom affairs OF the same
III md most il not all OF them, must go by
the board. ,,,,.,
peonie at n distance should beware how they
handle the worthless trash issued by 'rfeSpon-
sible, and. in some cases, 7nd@ndfy BANKING
concerns in " ashngton. We nave seen notes
an several banks purportIng to be located in
Washington. and the most searching enquiries
q. m their whereabouts, have so iurheen
,Irsvo ling. Neither Presidents nor Cashiers
oil these concerns are known, and it is very
questionable ifthey have local habtation, at
all | would caution the people Of Richmond
against the notes of all pirate Banking IiOu-
ses in Washington, except that of the Ex-
change Bank of Selden, WiIhers q Co.
In fact, ii would not be safe, imagine, to deal
10 a great extent even IN the issues of this con.
cerH.
Corcoran & Riggs do not issue notes OF any
denomination. The Bank Of the Metropolis,
Bank of W dshington, aud the Patriotic Bank,
are the only reliable and safe institutions OF the
kind, in this city. These are old and we'll eS-
tabished Banks. and as sound as any IN the
county. Their issues are all very limited;
indeed it is a rare thing 10 see or meet with q
note on either OF these banks, III circulation.
HESEJCu.
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EDUCATION.i
.ICU ROaRDING AND DAY .CHDDI,

ME" BUA hD1Ne AMI LA Sun
IN IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND MIR TINS
Try late President of the FarmviIie Female Sem
tnarv will open School for Young Ladies, in the
ci,v n Richmond, on the LIST of October next.
He has selected spacious tenement on the south
sid Of Grace between 9Th and 9Th streets, in cen
trs and delightful part of the city The course OF
instruction will comprise all the branches OF tho
rough English education, together with the Ancient
and Modern Languages, and Music. in all the de-
p.rtrnen,s the services of accomplished and expe
riences assistants will be secured; AMI attached to
The school, win be an extensive apparatus tor the
Illustration Of the physical sciences
~ TERMS FOR THE SESSION OF TEN MONTHS.
Board including wa-hins light and iuel.----- $3.50
Tuitic u in the English branches, from $50 to-. 40
Ancient and Modern Languages, each. 20
Music ------------- ~
REFERENcEs-Rev Thos Moore, Rev Chas Ii
Reed DR. r II Cabell, Dr. Cunningham, Sherwin
McRae, Henry Irving, James Brown, Jr, Esqs,
Richmond; Rev VIM ) White D D, Lexington, Va
Benz Smith, Staunton; DR. John HarvIe, Chdstain
Cooke, Charles Selden, James Harris, William
Scott, Edward Cunningham, VIM 5 Dance, Esq5
Gen VIM Ligan, Powhatsn; DR. Register, Huguenot
Springs; DR. Tnos Meaux, Dr. Rich'd f Fsrrar,
VIM Booker, John H stesar, Chas Truehart Esqs,
Amelia; Maj Woodbridge II Hancock, w w Han
cock, Esqs, Chesterfield; Rev NJ Osborne, C.
Read N Watkins, Joseph f Veneble, Samuel
Venable, Esqs, Farmyie; Christopher Tompkins,
Esq, King William; James Sutton, Esq Hanover ;
Rev II Leach, D D. Rev Jesse Armistead d
D, DR. VIM Morton, john Miller, Esq, Cumberland.
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- Rf.-Ihe subscriber invites the artsrt,-o vs.
the tIade to his new and extensive Fan ST. VI
HATS and CAPS, which comprises all rho 80 Oi
grades styles colors and quaiities of Gne,,s
BOYS and Childrens' Hats and Cans NOW IN s ~
Merchants Of Virginia, North Carol,n. ana r..
nessee are particularly requested to examine baf-
going further North the almost infinite vars,, -
goods now ready tor their inspection at his e:,s
shment Those who have the disnosisi.,r ~ "a, az
Ter home manufactures and encourage ha1ra ~
dustry, can do so with advantage nv s,in-j-; -.
themselves and their customers with Rir6roaa '"SS
made goods, which viii be warranted =. 80 ~
quality and perfect in workmanship A ran be - -
duced In any market in the world Will, the ntTco,
shall be reduced to the lowest and most econnrnI.1
American standard Those who NAV wish ~ no,
ronize the manufactures of other States can he h.
nlshed W tn Northern and Eastern goods ?. ~.
manufacturers prices The stock .aslsts nf ~,
usual variety Ot fine fashionable Hats and Can. IS
old gentemen's broad brins from the finest +, ,ha
lowest qualities; Servants Has and Cans ne Oh
kinds, from one dollar per DOZEN an Ca;drsna and
infants Hats and Caps, Ladies Rtd.ng Hq,. ali
the various styles and qualities of s,t Hat, Tsy
pauln, Wool and Glazed Hats al! the Grade. NJ
Caps hair, SEAL clotn, leather, plush, Cotton and
silkO Fur Caps up to the very Enesg otter and B.a
yer.
Ladies' Furs-MuHs, Tlpgets, Mu4a,As.
Guns, FictOr1nes, Foot Nuts, Misses aad Children,
Nuts, Elctorine., &c as complete and well ss,brt
ed stock OF these goods ls usually kept in the
most fashionable fancy Fur stores Of New York
au 3l-2m JOHN D0Of4FY II Main =
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, tILt Ii. 1N,J-.
The politicians here ara in a highly f yersh
state OF excitement, III anticipation OF tie cleo
tons " which come oil tomorrow IN Pennsy Iva
MIA. Ohio and Indiana. The Pennsy lvnnIG
elections are looked to with deep interest; as
the complexion of the returns Will, ii is
Thought determine TIE vote OF the State IN No
yeniher. The vote Ut Penu.F wanna, we be
tieve. has decided every Presidential election;
and there, il is presumed will be the great bat
tie ground.
The MayoraItv election in Baltimore, also,
which comes off on "Wednesday, Is regarded
as decidedly important by both parties. We
have hundreds OF mechanics, wCrning on the
public buildings IN this city, who are voters III
Baltimore, and Committees from either parry
aie husilv engaged IN collecting funds 10 pay
fhe.- passage to baltimore on the day of cleo
lion. From what | can learn, Washington
will saud some toul hundred voters tWhigs
and Democrutsj to Baltimore, on Wednesday
morning.
Considerable excitement still exists in refer
ence to the late suspension Ot the "Bank Ct
the Union," III this city. great number OF
persons have been sold by the winding up
Of this concern. and bnt little confidence Is
now placed in tie soivency Ct the host Of
other banking houses" that have magicaIiy
sprung up III our midst, within the past SIX
months.
VI ali places IN the country, We nave. IN ltli@
District, the least excuse for cOunleuuncing
or to.efating the circulation of shin plasters.
1t is estimated that The monthly disbursements
III this city, by the Government, Of gold and
silver, in the civil department alone, will
average 100000, or more, and cannot con
ceIve " it'll what grace merchants and Others,
doing business here, can complain, while
countenancns the issuing and circulation
OF the paper of Irresponsible banking assocla-
tons.
Yesterday we were favored with a very
refreshing rain which has laid the dust and
produced an agreeable change in the wea-
ther.
The foundation, upon which will rest the
equestrian statue OF General Jackson, IN
bronze, is now being laid in Lafayette square"
on the North front Of the Presidents iouse.
Ii is proposed 10 raise the statue on the en-
suing Sin OF January. lhe model was pre-
pared and the entire work cast by the accom-
pllshed architect MILL, OF This city, and Is
believed not to be surpassed, by any similar
work of art in the world. The work on all
the public builtingss going on rapidly; ami
We are, as community, generally blessed
with health and prosperity.
HENRICO.
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IA RA lNG.-J ). PERKINS having return
~ ed to Richmond tor the winter, will give in.
structiol in the various branches Of Drawing, as
Landscapes, Heads, Figures and Flowers. His sub
jects models are by the best masters, aid have
been selected with view attract and interest the
beginner while they cultivate a correct taste au6
gradually lead the pupil to bold aud independent
style OF execution that will readily enable him 10
draw from nature.
All lovers OF this art are invited to call at his
rooms Corner OF 9TH and Franklin streets) and ex.
amite his portfolios
lessons given at the pupils residences if desired
Separate hours devoted 10 young Gentlemen and
young Ladies at his studio, where they will be re-
celVs on the same terms in schools
&C 4-:}m"
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nl-SOLUTION.-The co.par,nershp here
l. totote existing 1nder the hrn OF L. d NJ
ROSE, is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved.
september 10Th, 1852
The subscriber, in returning his most sincere
thanks Tor the very liberal pat onage so kindly be
slowed OH the old firm, begs to inform his o d Gus
toners aud the citizens generally that he has just
returned from the North with an entire new stock
of Fall Goods, amongst which may be found
handsome designs in Silk, silk Veivets, Mouslin
dc Lame, Cash ueres Mennos, Alpscas, and an ex
teDsive assortment OF Grape, long, square and thin t
shawls; aso, very large assortment Of Fiannsls,
Blankets, kerseys, LinseJs, &c. &c, and alnost
every article usually kept in a dry goods house,
which will be sold ON the most reasonable terms
NORRIS w. ROSE,
oc6-sm 2n3 Broad street
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ALL SMALL BOYs.-H P. TAYLOR, 9Th
IL street, bet xeen Grace and Franklin-My
school being exclusively for beginners, give spe
ciHl attention to Reading, Correct Enuncieton,
Grammar and Spelling; also to Geography, Map
Drawing Arithmetic and History. Specimens Of
my boys composition and writing may be always
seen at the Dispatch office. My Rule is peremp
tory but as gentle as possible oc9
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H1u TON me mAn0tsct0rles and aQc,,1D h. -.
OF plain. pressed and cut Glass, Logk~y q: sock
Fancy Goods, &C, Consisting Of great G;.ssses
new and very handsome styls and patterns ,S'y Of
s1ocs Is taFge1 taan ne mas ever had ard nes6rs
North Carolina and Tennessee varr, 80 ~ 'fgnla,
ments All in want of Goods in his i'm az .1s laace
TO examine his stock before they rnska i'I.ed
chases. HUGu ! 49,, uper paE'
Sc 2l-lm NJ. all
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TfSS To RAILROAD CUNFkAGIoE~,
ua Planters, and all persons "no nave nes.os5
to furnish with HATS have now IL store and
for "a e, at unPrecedeatedly low prices i've h-i'
dred dozen GOO DOZEN black, brown and afa5 -'l
UEfs. OF every grade and qusiy, % at:a le'
specttully invite the attenlol OF purchasers.
JNO. THOMPSON.
So % 81 Main street. hiChg1 ono, : Z,
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Ggrssz3 AND CONTRACTORS. ss&S@S
The subscriber has on hand q large stock 0I Bro-
guns, of his cYn Manufacture tGey are mais
very heavy and stroag, both 5 * and fus'ei',
bound and unbound suitable for Plantations ana
Railroad purposes, to which ! would most respect
fully call the attention of all ia want, they vi" 10
sold as low as al any other mouse - me ety..
ALEXANDER HILL,
seq No l27 Nsin street Richmond, Va
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MAXINE NJ. WS.
PORT or RfCEsiiO<D

SAILED
Steamer Rclvidere Gittord Baltimore mdse
Ludlam {. Watson
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish, New York, nldze,
LUJafn Il Watson
Schr aihos, New York, coal
Brig N Perkins, N1ckarson, from Richmond f0r
Boston, AFR at New York 10th. Schr Lydia ann
VOORHEES,, james River, az NV York day
Schr Victoria Wright from Fredericksburg arr
at New York lOth. Schr Pearl, Halpin, hence, arr
day
Schrs Sarah, Perry and Highlander, Eddings,
Fredericksburg, arr Boston 9tn
>ch- RebecCa, " ogiar1, CID at New York for Pc
tersburg Ilth
Snip George Phelps, Sherman, from Norfolk,
arr at Liverpoui 2jh at
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W. w lIH "A 10 soihS II
" with a rush. Crowds now lock to his store to
SECURE some ofthe great bargains he is now selling
The prices of his goods particularly his embrold-
eres are 30 very low IS to sstonish all who in the
habit of purchasing Dry Goods. Read the follow
ing prizes Of his goods:
MouseIaines at 10, l2!, and up to so cts. Alpacas
at la Mernos at 25 cts, Ga wide, at 37t Shirt
ing al ), Sheeting al Cd Linen Cambria Hdkts Ct,
Cd, TO- 1871 and finer embroidered Hdkts at L.,
5 %, 81 50; the cheapest offered in this city
Worked Collars at ct, l29 25. Worked Muslin
Sleeves at 37t, So and Is up to the finest imported
Lace Sleeves SO, 62t, rs, SlO and finer. Cotton
a, l2!, and lois of other goods Cali and examine
for yourselves, and you shall be fully convinced
that cheapest goods in this city t. be found at
the Que price store of ABRAHAM LEVY, JR,
oc Il-3, POI Broad St
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4 CARD.-ine Subscriber having few leisure
Il hours Ia the afternoon and evening W JuId give
instruction 70 any ore VII" may desire TO ptrsue
prirdteiy the study Ct the Latin, Greek French or
Spanish Languages Being graduate of the Uni
yersity Of Virginia in Ancient and Modern Ian.
guages, and having had Considerable exDerience
both in teachHs and speaking, he fe Is confident Of
being aele 10 give satisfaction 10 any who may de
sire his services. Any communication left at the
Madison House viii receive prompt attention
oc2-l2tF PHILIP II. MONTAGUE
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DR.. MAUPINS SCHOOL,
11th street, between Marshall and Clay


THE next session will commence on MONDAY,
l. the 4th of October, and continue ten months.
The plan of instruction embraces a thorough
course in the English branches, Ancient and Modern
languages, Mathematics and CHEMISTRY. he ad
vanced pupils will have opportunity Of attending
the Lectures on Chemistry al the Medical College.
These lectures will b. given ats O'Clock in the AFTER
noon, an hour at which pupils VIII be dsengaged
from ordinary school duties.
The Principal will gi-e instruction in Mathernat
ics, Chemistry, &C. Mr. P MONTAGUE in An
cient Languages, &c; and NJ. J. MICHARD in
Modern Languages.
- Strict discipline will b. enforced.
TERMs-For the English branches, Classics and
Mathematics, $50 for one Modern Language, 500
and tor two, $50 per session ten months, payable
half in advance, and the hazuca the lst Of March
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
The Principal, with the r " Of having his own
sons well taught in the elements OF knowledge
Spelling, ReadiHS, Writing, sc has determined to
establish Primary Department in connection with
his School Fer this department separate room
viii be provided, and competent assistant en-
poyed, who will devote his attention exclusively
to it. Ii will be under the general supervision OF
the Principal. Only limited number of pupils will
be admitted, and the Tee will be $50 per session of
ten months se20-lm
DEV. VI. u. HO&E's BOAlaDIN
N ARD DAY SCHOOL, Corner of Frank
lin and 9Th Streets, Richmond, Va.-The
next term Of tn Institution will commence on the
LIST of October. The course Of study will embrace
{
education together with Ancient aud Modern Lam
guagss. Last year more then 100 pupils were in
attendance at the same time, but during the next
term the number will be restricted to lO0-twenty
Of whom will be received as boarders in the family
OF the Principal. Charge for board, washing and
all usual accommodations, for ten months, 1920,
heretofore. Tuition in English, from S25 to
$40, according to the advancement Of the pupil.
French. Spanish Italian $50; Latin SIS Music,
s. per month The German Language will be
taught orally, or by the usual method TO as many
may wish TO acquire it, free ot charge.
Rev. J. P; Stafford will occupy the position
which was filed by the Rev. w. Hoge last year.
Mr.. Stafford is gentleman of varied and accurate
scholarship, and has had several years experience
instructor in some of the best institutions in
our country.
Young Ladies from the country, as well as from
the city desired to be present the first day of
the session. 1t is often a serious inconvenience
and encouragement to pupil to enter class
which has made even a weeks progress
Payments Invariably IN Gdrancc-one-haIf on the
first of October the other on the first of March
All communications will receive prompt atten.
ton. Address REV. NJ D. HOGE,
au 27-d3w3m Richmond, Va.
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CURES ON CHEMISTRY AT
II TIE MEDICAL COLLEGE-TEe course OF
Lecture on Chemistry will commence on We'd
nesday Evening, the 18th inst, at o'clock, and
will DC continued on Mondays Wednesdays Fri
day and saturdays, at the same hour, until the ls
OF March.
Gentlemen, not students of medicine, may attend
these lectures without tnetli .uating, by paying
The fee for the course which is 500. oc 9-6t
BUILDING AND LOAN Assoc q A.
ID TlONS Mutual Benefit, Building, ard Loan
Associations their History, principles and plas' OF
operation, together with statement Of the beneh.s
attending them, and If the distinction between
American and English Societies. also mode by
which lie insurance may be adapted to the require
OF their members, atorm OF constitution, etc.
One vol, y mo-price 50 CTS. For sale by
oc9 NASH Il WOODHOUSE.
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DDEGETT a ANDERSON,
uPHOLSTERERS AND PAPER HANGERS,
I6 Governor street.

HAVE in store their Fail stock ct French and
Ill American PAPER HANGINGS ofeyery quality
and style, purchased from the best factories in this
country and France many of them very rich and
elegant Also, very complete assortment Of cur
tain goods, cornices, gimps, tasSes, cords, bands
window shades, in great variety, window blinds
curtain paper, buff Holland for shades, superior
stock OF hoor oil cloths, mating, cured hair
and snuck mattresses, feather beds, holsters and
pillows, Of the best quality, with many other arti
cles in our line, all OF which will be sold on fair
terms, and Paper Hanging and Upholstering done
i'll town country, at the shortest notice and by
the beat wor K men. l6-:}m
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MANUfAGTOk>, 50
NH0I ESaI u AMI Z Z ur.rSsASs&4

eSSN IN MANUfAGTDks. a
E5TsyT-r~ylS WHOLESALE AND Rk.assS&asa
eS.ssAel SEAlAIL DEALERS IN BOOTS,
II OES, TR NKS, VALICFS,
CARPET BAGS, &c-PEMBEkTON & BRO, l6l
Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank, respect.
fully invite strangers visiting the cit, and the Dub.
lie generally, TO call and examine their large and
complete assortment OF articles in the above line
Their prices WILL be found be low as those Of
any other house, whether by the single pair, dozen
or case The stock embraces
Gentemens Dress Shoes, Caters and Bootaas
Do calf, kip, and stout Boots and Boo,ees
Youths Boots AMI Bootees, OF many kinds
Servants Brogues, bound and unbound
Ladies Shoes, Buskins, Kids, Jenny Linds, &c
Ladies' black bronze snd colo ed Caters
Busklns and Boot es for servant women, various
styles
Misses and Childrens Shoes, in great variety
Travelling Trunks, plain Leather and Hair
Trunks
LEI All of which are offered at the lowest rates.
PEMBERTON & BRO, l6l Main ST.
Opposite Exchange Bank, Richmond, Va.
linn
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THE WINE SAP BRASD.-BENNkIIA
i BEERS Druggists manu- lecturers agents LOT
the sale Of this fayorite Chewing Tobacco, have
now in store so packages, all sizes, which they can
recommend as something little better than can be
had elsewhere 80
Part Of this Tobacco cost forty-six dollars per lOo
lbs in the leaf, and ack2ow edged the nnest ot
OF Tobacco ever sold in this market
The Wine Sap Brand stands unrivailed for quail
IT, color and beauty of workmanship
Boxes Of 20, 5 ard 100 lbs, or by the single plug
if desired, to be had only at ~
BENNETT e. BEERS,
or II Drug House, LIS NJ ain street
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nICHMuND sTOyE Wnhks.-pealsrs

h in Richmond ard throughout tine State can
be supplied from these works with
Premium snd Air-,igh. Cooking Stoves
Alright Coal Franklin and Wood Franklin Part
ior Stoves
Factory, Store and Counting Room Heating
Stoves
Fufed Box Stoves, &c, &c
Also-frorts and Crates, Tenders, Iron Ratings,
&c, in great variety
Plain and olnamented House Castings made of
superior material, and # 'fnished wor kmanshrp
The ] etail purchaser would do well 20 selac' our
Stoves in preference to the mass OF Northern trash
with which the market is flooded; some of winch
Will not stacd single winter without requiring
more repairs than the original cost cf the store.
Our Stoves have been gotten up with partcu,
lar regard to the Southern trHde-teIng made full
25 per cent heavier than those made at the North
of superior materials and warranted of as good
workmanship.
Messrs Ensign Sears, and D Yale, keep tan
assortment CT our Stoves and they may also De
had from Messrs D & G Weller, + Heffiey, Main
street; M 5 Cooper, Cary street. and Bozss'
Broad street.
oc CIV BOWERS & SNYDER.
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EAkM FOR SALE OR itENT.-We otter
L for sale or rent Farm in Chesterfield county.
Six or eight miles from Richmond. within few
hundred steps OF the Uanve Rail- Dad, and contain
ing 100 acres 80 or 40 cleared We will sell a bar
gam in this Lard if sale can be effected by the
idle OF this mouth; if not, will rent it private
Iy, after thai time TOLER & COX,
oc General Agents