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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-23

On our sixth page will be found much interest
ing matter concerning the Poor, and measures
for their relief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-23

We will now present the value Of products Pc
culiar to the slave Slater, AID also the value of
the balsnces OF certain products Of the slave
States, after deduc ing those Of the same kind
produced in the free States:
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Nep91ork DAILY Gribn,re.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER %, 1854.
To Advertisers.

Advertisements for TIE TRIBUNE Of Monday ought 10 DO
sent 10 before O'Clock on Saturday evening
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c,.xp SALE OF WINTER CLOTHING
10 co or,b OF sae fashionable Winter Ciohios msnuse
800 n, ,hres OF the houses 10 Brosdw'y f,r
n,re AZ Evaxss Clothing Warehouse, Nos We sna 's "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-23

IowA-Our latest idvices from Iowa City are 4,
the 18th inst. 1t appears that no union Of the opp
nerts of the Nebraska iniquity had been effected
Both branches of the Legislature had met on The
18Th for the eli ction for L. 5. Senator. Two bllOa
were taken without efiscting choice. Toe las. bL
lot stood +. IL. Warren, ls; E. Cook. :, d How
ell, 9; james Uanln, IL; A. c. Dodge, %; FL
Johpsos IA; j. II. ID. Street, s. ). b. sheilady, =
The Legislature then adjourned to the l4th inst Ia
the me antime it is to be hoped that the Ant-Nebra.
ka men had Effected a union. OK Iowa exchanges
have agreed upon Firz-lIESRr WARES as the MAJ
10 succted Dodge.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
MICHIGAN ELECrlOy-lOTciL !

We are indebted to Rodney X. Gibsoa Esq, D,,.
uty Secretary of State, for the following OH s s..s,
ment Of the result on State officers sni Member, q,
Congress, by which il will be perceived that tao r..
publicans have swept everything, cleo ng oil thar
State officers sud three out Of four Members q Con,
gross. The Ant-Nebrasks majority on G ,yera,r /,
nearly 5000. The Anti Nebr lska Con r. rsioaa vo,
is 20 600; Democratic and Nebraska 3 2i7; Rs,aA
lcan majority. 5,n3. In 1882 Scot, had 81 $50 vos,,
Hale, 1897 Pierce, SAP; Pierre over the Wi,
and Free. soil candidates, FAC; over Scott f.sn
Wig and Free Soil gain sin e 1852. 6l50.
OFFICIAL VOTE on STATE OFFICERS
Seat asa I'D
Total $50 Bi0shsa's MAJ ...t9ii
Lsrt Cor Coe. '..;.,,.ss es Kes1aoat S9 100
Total '. t-....SI sci aeKnne,'s mJ.. ssn Nv
STATE Tfea,ryer. uolme.......5 81 binmsn ..Ssi5
At,O,.<t Gen - Howard ,5 i7s wiihersl ...ssis7 u
Total vote.....s2Ss howard'' m,j.... $50
irdiior Ges Jones 40 -. s~.sie' ''.:.DN
s'' re Tei ii, n.'Sir a.ss.s i:s
CON- Land ofce r'esa veil ~ 80 Geodddse....oc, n
Total ,ote....s2t62 Tteaiselrs N.Y.. is9
Board Of kellogg ...4llS Isn .......s 9e5 q
Total vote.....si 766 kellogg. maj 49,. Slss
Total vote. ....s2lsI miller, m.j 80. sels
Rsst Of Uar. i. Norhroe:;. Seel ". A. clari. $50
Total vcte..... SIS Northr'ps MAJ. iN
Full term I Short term.
REPRESENTATIVES IN coNGREss
INV A Howard s,s7 Ssaa't:....... sf3 .
Total vSse:..isscs H ,S:. %,j.... ItSi
Total @saiO rs ia w al SOs,j. is
Him.. DIS w.lbrisse.l2a6s CLARK 10 lD.
Total vote. ...2St6t wabfldge's maj. 1851
i.ner........ 1888 Peck..,....ll.Aj Is
Total vote.....2.ill PecEs n........ 1870
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Bnoinees Notices.

-T0 NEw.YrAR HAT FOR 1So5.-As ,, v,sas
NJ Hat nr,sps I'D AZ for the Year Prce % -
syie o. ~" sasIoslsdseS to b. sue.rof 70 sny y,s. =
where Tor 80 ~ - ,niono II a.
HOLIDAY HATs.-1he new ana uI sq .1i ar' f,r
n.r fbe OH, Dsga-rreoiype Hat E'iao
~ ei,, No 81 hsihsm sd -.e- 1ls-1e-- -
TO THg PUBLIC. -fOa are Invited 70 a., gaT.
and original med n Of Geotismans ~ '
for the Holiday sne "L'e' '0-"S@' ' GESiN.
-. No 2If Broadway.
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ALBERT II. N1C0LAY will hold special auc-
Sale OF SrocKs and BoSps, DAY. t2{ O'Clock
The Mehanh Exchsne and 10 Of Monday ne1
eeios Christmas there viii be sale The regular sale
- III tske place THURSDAY 2sth For further particulars
sfe bis Adye ftise mept In another solumn.
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OyFRCOATs TALNAs, BUSINESS GOATS, Dhh,S
.n Pxorr CoAIs &c cos0g opt our elegant SOCK
OF the tDo'o sAi4.''-''' ~ ID DgyLIS Co,
M. 9ss go go Broadway. cor Wsnenst
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HOSIERY, UNDER-GARMHNTs AND TLo W.
st ,..o,tm.nt at the lowest prices will b found "
usual, al - .-.xn
" No. 1Of BowERy.
.,.,uor i,v;t,d to the STYLES Of Hosiery, Under
Shirts and Draw - Of manotictufe- ~
e"''' sA A RANKIN * Co
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD.
@ III M 60

H-NA
OPEN TO MOON 8 FERRY ROAD-lOO MILES.
THHE regular Passenger Train will run
4 daily Sundays excepted between RICH
MOED and MOON FERRY ROAD
Leave RICHMOND at clock, A M, and arrive
at MOONS FERRY ROAD IL 20 M.
Leave MOONS FERRY ROAD at Ii Is A. NJ.
and arrive at RICHMOND at 45P M. y
The Train will stop 49, passengers at the following
points only: Robiou's Coalfsld, Tomahawk, Pow
hstan, Mattoux. Chula Amelia C. H., Wyanoke,
JJenningS Ordinary, Haytokah, Liberty Church,
Roanoke, Clover, and Moons Ferry Road
Children over 10 and under Is years of age, half
price.
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish
ed with two passes. go that be retained in
the Office; and it must be expressly stated the pass
that they permitted to go on the cars.
Passengers for Lynchburg connect with South
Side Railroad at Hsytokah
Throueh TO Lynchourg... ....S4 80
Passengers TOR Clarksville meet Messrs. Moss l.
Co.'s Stages at Roanoke on Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays
Through to GAINESVILLE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
R. Z. HUGHSON, Ticket Agent
IN B.-For the information of the public. it is
deemed proper to state that there are Two Daily
Lines of Stages from the terminus of the Railroad to
Danviiie. loc III R. E. H.
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NOTICE. have taken the Store No.
IN 2l9 Main st. next door to the OF 9th st..
where have choice and well selected stock
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
have also fitted up the basement rooms as Ora
nary. where have Horse Feed of every descrip.
ton. l am prepared to sell On the most accommo-
dating terms, and deliver anywhere in the city free
of dravage.
call from my old friends and the public generally
ID respectfully solicited. D. BAKER, JR.
oc &c
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A CARD.-I have this day come to the

A CARD have this day come to the
"A determination to sell in future FOR CASH
ONLY. az shall have no expenses for charging
goods collecting bills and accumusting no bad debts
will enable me to sell much cheaper for cash. shall
tiles and cell them ct sunsll ADVANCE above cost .
To those Who have paid me their bills punctualfy
feel grateful and hope they will continue DO favor
me with their orders. $50" =
All goods bought from win be delivered free of
charge TW TDRPiN -.
g ocer, No. 90, Main st., between It'll and 9Th Sta
Richmond 18th Oct. 1854. oc 17-I2t
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= TO SPORTSMEN OF I HE

~. TO SPORTSMEN OF I HE
FIELD.-FALL IMPORTATION OF
GUNS Just received and imported
from England, and Of my own alec
ton from the Northern markets fifteen cases of
Double and Single Barrel GUNS Of superior quality;
also, Game BAGS. Powder FLAsKS, Shot BELTS
Starkey's, Eleys, Cox's and Walkers English Per-
cusson CAPS.
Spertsmen wishing neat Ct for the Fall campaign,
are respectfully invited to give my stock exam
nation before purchasing. !
JAMES WALSH,
Maker and Importer of Guns Rifles Re-
~ GUN and RIFLE MAKING and GUN tMITH.
ING IN all its various branches done in superior
manner, and on accommodates terms
Keys fitted to Locks, and Canes mounted.
oc z8-2w
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DOGGETT e. ANDERSON.

UPHOLSTERERS n ID PAPER HANGERS,
CORNER GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN srs.,
MOULD respectfully call the attention
of visitors to the State Fair to their large and
elegant assortment of FRENCH AND AMERICAN
PAPER HANGlHGS; Floor and Table Oil Cloths
Transparent Window Shades; splendid assortment
OF Curtain Goods snd Trimmings, with Lace and
Muslin Curtains recently purchased at Auction in
New York, and will be sold at extremely low prices
no LIT
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MEDICINES
n ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

7IMPORT1NT INfORMATION--ANo-
IL rHER CEsrtFicArE.--The following certificate.
aIiressed 10 an Agent for Mrs. DAVE COUGH
IlIxIK, was voluntarily given. Mr. Witee g al
h5sIiirsnt sentlsman, aud well known throughout
Bownse oarEs. Caroline, Mach z. lss4
iss,rsnins Won thu. aMrs. DAVIS CouGH ELixIk,p
4 ,nrchssed Of you. bss acted IKE charm upon my
III IL dsur hter when she had the Whoopins Cough
49, hsS have used it also In cases Of Colds ST.
ts Sed With severe coughing, and In every case the
a3 happy results has been pr0oucsa resard the
meat NO family ought TO be without y ,,rr.
Psstor of the M p. Church, south,
ri On G .rolins Circuit, w. Conf
Far sale by Mrs.. A. B. DAVIS, 6ennett y Beers.
Alex. Duvsf, Paterson l. Jackson, Chss muispauah.
F.: III f'''t' a. b'dsi'f and Charles :. 1''s.
CMITHS DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL, for
- the cure of Dyspepsia, Flstuence, Nervous De-
biliy TORPID Liver and all diseases arising from, De-
ransement Of the Digestive Organs.
- y CERTIFICATES.
NEW YORK, April 90, 1882
,ereby certify thatI have used DR.. William II.
Sni.hs dyspepsia Cordial, and have obtained the
cure for Dyspepsia, and would recommend any per-
son afflicted with that disease to use It.
PnLApELPHIa, Msy 5. 1852
would advise all who are afflicted with Dyspepsa
to ute DR.. Smiths Dyspepsia Cordial was afflicted
triee everything that could be recommended, and
without relief. One bottle ofthe Dyspepsia Cordial
effected perfect cure of me, and am now as
healthy as have ever been. / have witnessed the
sam. effect on others. consider this certain cure
far ID eusia HENRY DUNLAP,
Coachmaker, 70 Crown Ut.
PHILADELPHIA, March 18th, 1885,
Dr. SmITH--Dear Sir Your Dyspepsia Cordial had
the most wonderful and instantaneous effect on me.
Haying suffered with Dyspepsis for some time was
ind ced to give it trial felt relief from the rst
time tookit. Two bottles Hected complete cure
given it to several Of my friends, and invaria-
bly, with the same result.
Washnet ton House.
For sale BY J. B. WOOD, and
ALEX'R. DUVAL,
Gu 28-3m Agents for Richmond. Va.
MRS. B. B. NORRIS CELEBRATED
WI CEDAR TAR. for sale by Messrs. DOVE
Co., Main street, has more Testimony than any stner
medicine in use, for the of Pulmonary Diseases
Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Asthma. Piles and Liver and
Kidney Affections, and all diseases arising from I'M
pure blood.
~ See pamphlets for full testimony.
Price 81 per bottle, or for S.. ap2l to
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VlEACHER OF FOREIGN LANGITA

II GES.-SIGNOR. ANTONIO GEORGE inst
arrived from Paris, begs leave to inform the citizens
of Kchmond, that he will give Instructions ia the
French and Italian Langu GEES either in private les
sous OF in class.
The heads of Seminariss can have his services a.
Usher in these departments, upon reasonable terms
He has spent most of his time in Paris and under.
stands the language perfectly. He feels confident
that he viii give entire satisfaction.
+ Orders may be left at the bookstore of Jas Wood.
house, Main street. at Harold d Murray's Broad 81
or at the residence Of his brother, Sig. G. GEORGE
corner of 18th and Broad streets. ocS-d2m
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ACCOMMODATION LINE OF DAILY PAC aETs
49, BETWEEN
RICHMOND and NEW CANTON

a3s--3zs::Issi OUR large and commodi-
~ Gus new Packet Boat FARMER
having been completed we running DAILY
LINE n 6etwesn this City and New Canton. The
FARMER, Capt q. w. MUNFoRD, JR., Ia one of the
most beautiful and comfortable boats the ca
nal possessing every convenience and comfort.
The PLOUGHBOY will leave RICHMOND every
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, at A. NJ. arriving
ANEW CANTON at P. nj. Returnng-Wi leave
NEW CANTON every Tuesday, thursday and Sat
urday. at 6 A and arrive at Richmond at 4. M
Tho A NJ E R will leave RICHMOND every
Tuesday. Thursday aod Saturday, at A. NJ; and ar
rive at NEW CANTON at 8 P. M. Returning-
day and Friday. at A. NJ, and arrive at RICH.
MOND by r NJ.
CROUCH HOOPER
Richmond, Oct Slst 1854
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4 NEW FALL GOODS, 1e54.-At

IA HEAD QUARTERS FOR FASHIONABLE
9 CLOTHING.-yust received a most splendid
.- assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING.
and Gentlemens' Furnishing Goods of ali the new
fall styles. Also, Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestngs Sc,
&C. &C. which will be made up to measure at the
shortest notice and the best and most fashionable
style most beautiful assortment of rich Cut Vel
vet Vestiugs, not to be surprised. For something
really nice call at L. B. SPENCE'S, No. 40,
ae rs Corner of Main and Governor SITS.
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GUNS, PISTOLS, &c.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
THIgkH WE have removed our BOOK
AgLxkxAsnd STATIONERY ESTABLISH
fTHTTHT4fZ MENT to very large Sore
s6aaE-AzkzEH one square above old stand and
4 doors below Mefsrs. Breeder Fox's, where we
are now opening very large assortment Of new
Goods belonging to our line of business EN- brscing
in part
Books in every department of Literature and Sci
Stationery of every variety and quality
Pianos, Guitars Flutes, Accordeons, &c.
$4,000 pages Sheet Music. for Piano Guitar
Envelops, Cards and Card Cases. Port Monnaies
Cap, Letter and Ladies' Writing Papers
Dressing Cases, Work Boxes. Ladies' Cabss, sc
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon us for the past seven years, beg leave
sure all who may patronizs us, that we are deter
mined to merit larger share by renewed exertions
and personal attention to busne and fair prices
HAROLD MURRAY,
&C 81 No. I'll Broad st.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

" WARD.-The following negroes have abaeon-
ded from the Coke Mines, on Tuckahoe Creek, in
this county. and TWENTY DOLLARS each will be
paid for their apprehension and delivery to me in
Richmond, or to the ovseEeer at the Mines:
GEORGE, BLACK negro. feet inches in height
q years old intelligent sprightiy locking generally
smiles when spoken to-mouth small for a negro
raised in Charlottesville, and lately taken out of Au
gusta Jail a runaway.
SPENCER, black negro, feet II inches in
height, very wide the shoulders dawrfsh but
very powerful looking man. 22 years old-a burn on
his left arm near the shoulder-wide mouth-low
forehead almost invariably smiles when spoken to
He raised by John Hart Hunt, in Pitts lgania
county.
These two left about the 25th September.
WILLIAM or BILLY, a dark mulatto, about &c
years of age s feet II inches in height high cheek
bones, very wide between the eyes, and very
heavy head of hair. He raised by Thomas s.
Leary of Windsor county, North Carolina.
NED, black negro, about IS years of age, feet
inches in height; burr right Leg wears thin long
beard; raised by James Wilson, Surry county,
whittier he will no doubt seek to escape by water.
MADISON or MAT, very black negro, about Is
years of age feet6 inches in height; active spright-
ly aud intelligent front very Irregular burn on
upper part of breast and left arm; was raised by
VIM McGruder of Powhatan
These lat three left the Mines on the 22d inst
oc 25-l0t JNO. j. WERTH, Agt,
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EDUCATION,
EIGHTH ST ENGLISH SCHOOL.

\ This Is the 18th year have taught school ara
my NTH On 9Th street. a. teacher of the Enslish
graphy, Arithmetic and Grammar. During sil hi.
time have been literally patronized. now re-
solicit the same favorable consideration prennis;n,
and intellectually, that they may leave nv inuenes
wiser, better, steadier boys tLan they were when
they came to me. A
duct, which all parents should scrupulously examine
and compare together they come in at the close Of
every week. VI
TEaMs-Sa per quarter. Entrance AWAY. for thu
whole session. H p TAYIOR
9-ts =
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FOR LADIES.-FALL AND

FOR LADIES.-FAllL AND
WINTER SHOES.-We respectfully ask
the attention of Ladies' to varied and extensive
stock of SHOES aad CATERS, suitable for their
use the present and approaching seasons. We have
every description Of Cater Boots, thick and thin
soIee, at prices varying from l. so to S275; white
Satin and Kid Caters from p TO 81; Morocco and
Kid Walking Shoes from 90 to 81 IS; Kid and Mo.
rocco Slippers from 90 to 81 SO; al.o Kid and Mo
rocco Jenny Lind and Buikins, embracing some as
fine as has ever be en- sered in this city. In short
we have we believe almost every kind and style usu
ally call for Ladies in want of Shoes are respect
fully invite to give q: CAL ard we premise nna
neIt will be offered them. to make their purchases
of NE DC IL WHITE 4 PAGE. IS Main st.
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An extensive movement b now ON foot ia Cana.
do to procure the passage of bill by Parliament.
nov u sesson, similar to the United States Home.
stead Bill. This would ut once, as the Canadisn ne
think, attract emigration to that country.
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Rail HoADa. &c.
OFFICE q. u. AND SUIT.
RICHMOND 4 DANVfLLE r. r.,

RICHMoND : DANvlLLE ~,
RIcHMeND. Oct. ID, 1921.
- z g koTl 81 / r ~ h aasi.
CULTUAAL SOCIETY or VA Msmbers Of this
soristy vho visit KicLmsnd ~ the 3 2: 9 3, e
ss;,ins ts.r Cs u Mssership 70 the Agent
Of the Company frem whom they procure thar down
TIE rrivlege Of rsturnirs free win be extended
to Saturday. the Of November inclu.ys snt not
'4e &C 'iis-dlloNov c.E..nd sppssintsad't.
Il Fl SD NORTH cA 20 !. |.
THE LIFE OF TRADE II Goods ordered BY our
Express ually sold, and the proceeds ~ your
drawers ia less time than they can possibly be sent
by ordinary modes of convevance.
WILSON,. s aoid.boro,, Wilmington, Taystisvis,
Nail IRAN RES t. sas
don and the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroads.
Our Car Room has been much incIeaasd and charges
A' ssS " : under the Exchange Hotel. q
GREAT NORTHERN NAIL ROUTE
Ia 60
NEW AND COMFORTABLE SCHEDULES
Tpice Daily from Richmond to NeU York. Nth trans
ferret Passengers and Baggage Through The critics Of
'Washiagson, baltimore, and Philadelphia, free Of
IN IN AND i15 AFTER THE 18th OF AU-
" GUST, the following quick and comfortable
schedules will be the inland route between
Richmond and New York
Leave Richmond daily at 81 O'Clock, A. NJ, and u
81 Pm M. w. Af''s' - ~ 'A' - . .. w. 'l'
Fare to Washing tsn, Ist class seats $5 50
I'd I" 90
Baltimore LIST " 90
Philadelphia LIST j" !" 90
Between Phiiadelphia and New York tive times
daily at o. and s. for each first class passengers
and Sl so and O. for I'd class do. - -
For through tickets to Washington, Baltimore, or
Philadelphia otherinfornaten, apply at the tick
ct Office.
Besides the through and direct connection named
above, with the Main Northern Route, through tick
cts direct be obtained at the Depot of the Balt
more and Ohio Railroad Company, in Washington, for
Wheeling. via the Relay House, at 80 SO.
P. S.-The night train will not stop to take up
put down passengers, except at the following sta.
tons: Hungary, Cottage, Tsylorsville, Junction
Chesterfield, Pole Cat, Milford, Guinea's, Freder
icksburg and Brooke's. >
tbs deemed proper in addition, to state for the in
formation of passengers, that four daily lines in
operation between Washington and Baltimore by
of which the traveller, who. through business
or pleasure, has been delayed in Washington, has it
always in his power proceed at convenient hour
directly his journey to any port North of that
ploce. s. RUTH,
oc5 Agent OF Transportation.
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large edition of the Italian New Tesament. of
at least 600 copies, 10 to be published In Italy.
under the superintendent of Dr. G. Acbiii ne
soon - the funds for the purpose can be procured
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
THE FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
AND VARIETY STORE.

CORNER OF BROAD AND THIRD srs
HAVING made an addition to our CON.
Ii DICTIONARY and FRUIT STORE fyery
well known to Our kind customers to be provided
with every article asing to the taste and fancy to
be found in any establishment of the kind In this
state we respectfully invite the attention Of Iur
friends and the public to our
NEW BAZAAR,
containing most excellent and eodless variety Of
Ladies and Gentlemen, fer Housekeepers, for Farm.
ers, for Sportsmen, for the dear children and In fact
for any and every body favoiipg US with q call
Having inst returned from the North with this en-
trey new stock, urehased at the lowest ratessomo
from auctions-ws feel confident that our prices will
suit the closest buyers. SCHAAP Co.
oc N-1m* Corner Broad and Sd stu.
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL R. R. COMPANY
RICHMOND, Oct. 6, 1854.
NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting of the
IN Stockholders of the Virgins CentrsI Railroad
Company will be held In the town of Staunton on
Thursday. the 9Th of November, 1854.
Stockholders going to and returning from the meet
ing, will travel ON the Cars free of charge.
OCT GARRETT Treaa
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NEW GROCERY STORE-CoRNER OF
IN % AND BROAD STREETs-The subscriber takes
this method of returning thanks for the liberal pa
tronage heretofore extended to him, and informs
his friends and the public generally that he has re-
moved TO the corner Tenement on Broad and Second
streets next to bis old stand, where be would be
ter enabled to furnish all articles In his line Having
more extensive and commodious house, he has
constantly on hand, select stock of Groceries Tin,
Earthenwsre, &c. CHAS. H. TANNER.
oc 1T-d1mk
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rsE-A FOR NORFOLK AND
PORTSMOUTH-RAI LROAD
and favorte steamboat AUGUSTA, Captain VIM C.
smith, will re'ume her place on the line, on MON.
DAY, October 3ath
The cars running in connection with the Augusta
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot eve.
~ Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday morning. at CT
O'Clock. Retaining. the Augusta viii leave Norfolk
the alternate days. 81 A. M touching at all the
landings on the river. both going and returning.
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk .......S2 90
half price.
Servants, through. ....................l so
TO any point on the river. 90
Meals eech ............................ 50
Do do for children and servants.......... 25
Office &. & p. r. r. Co
Oct. 18th. 1854 oc98