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CRANARY AND FEED sT0RE-Th,

~ undersigned has taken the house corner of Frank
lin and Wall streets, formerly occupied by Messrs
b. e. b. Hill for the purpose of conducting the
GRAIN AND FEED BUSINESS.
where he will keep constantly on hand a f,n ossor+
meht OF all kinds of Grain Mill 0fa Hay Corn Meal
and other articles usually kept Granaries and Feed
Stores. W iee"
he hopes by giving his business strict personal Of
tehtlol, and selling reasonable terms TO secure
liberal patronage from his friends and the nnblir
generally lie will deliver any article free of charge
anywhere in the corporation He will also ATTEND ~
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
Tor moderate commission and will insure for his
slgninent entrusted to him wa
te Z7-tS Holm w
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AN INTERESTING REL1c.-The Jackson Associa
ton of Washington, ID. e., have presented to the
Empire Association of Baltimore MARYLAND. a
siA-pounder brass cannon, captured from the
British at the battle of New Orleans by General
Jackson
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TaT1. TRADE.-BROOKS, BELL, &
EHMa1 I'm IMPnRTERS AND JOBBERS OF

EoREfGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GooDS-We
have now in store by various arrivals from Foreign
and Domestic ports, complete assortment Oh UooSs
adnnfed TO Fall and Winter trade. portion OF our
stock is of our own importation purchased with cash;
the remainder selected with great care in our own
markets. -, .,..:..
70 omen house in New York on the LIST of January
next; also to continue our business here it VIII
therefore be very desirable reduce stock to the
lowest point To effect this will offer great bar
gains for cash. or to prompt buyers IN months ne.
We will allow discount of per cent from the iaee
ofa six months bills paid at the time OF purchase
ot 20 H., VRflDES RELL 4 WALLER.
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A QIARTERLY LAW JOURNAL an,

a &1AhTERL1 LAW JOURNAL ED.
\ HE'D BY MEMBER OF THE RICHM0ND
Observation-Disclosures GREEN of (,nI
pePer Professor j. b. MINOR, University OF Virrini
A H. SANDS, Author of"Hstorv of Suit in Enn;tv ;;
ana other professional gentlemen. whose names an
MOI at liberty to announce have agreed to contribute
to the columns of the journal
Inc undersigned proposes TO commence on the LIST
OF January, the publication of Law Journal The
want Oh sucl work, containing material of peculiar
interest to the Bar oN and of other States has
been long telt and frequently expressed
Inc Undersigned therefore. believing that such a
Peo9lcai would be not only important and useful INIT
would meet with Il ready support from the bar has
uiideftaken to supply the desideydtum The h,r of
rehisylN New York and Massac husetts have FIR
some years past supported the publication of snch
journals WY should not the barrisers of Yireinia
anu the South have theirs! A journal which III
nay can their own, and III the pages of which they
AL ia ia" more peculiarly affecting their actual
.is journal VIII circulate in all parts of tho Ir
a'.s II "ill be an important and yalnshls ,,oJ
OF advertising. Cards inserted ID "apie oue
longer advertisements in prouort;on ioi ~ W.
The work viii be published oU.prrn
$40. o'ei 10 pages,
All who are disposed to favor this enter,r;ss ,;,
please Tor" ard their names immediately. "
IERMs-S5 per year--6 copies for S25 J;b.ra1
commission allowed to all who will act as apents 81
J. W. RANDOLPH, Bookseller and
Publisher, No l2l, Maiu ST., Richmond Va.
Sc 22-d& elm "
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Nrw YORK, Oct. 16.
,,, MIX train to this city was thrown from the
aarIy Monday morning, in the yieinhy on
,.s,ns bridge by a rail which had maiieioasiy
W., laid across the path of the locomotive ne
inner and iireman-brothers, named fa'Iies =
and barney Rourke-were killed lnstaii's' ~
,he engine and tender much damaged :. pob.
Robert Bulins. indicted for the muf ,aaJ;nsanc
rt Bun,e In August last has been declared a.
~ = commission appointed to examine mo '"'
- He il to he sent 10 the Insane Asylum.
T,ha four foreign criminals arrived he,o -.
,,d.ah,ry and sent back by Mayor Hooa, w.
i'aai ,,s;san in C;ustow, In the Grand Duchs u
,'"a.iapburp The owners OF the snip ha'o ~
hear all the expenses =, ,bo var;ous
oeai a. 81 n 900 was collected in the various ..
po,na, Catholic Churches on SUNDAY III anu VI ~
Iospnh's Seminary at Fordham- ,o5 :; tho
Iohn Mctiowan, Young man eihpo Srnnned
mail department Of the tribune o nn ,,rrpino
nAn. IN Parclav street yesterday, WINE retui lille
from A target excursion. lie had oeeh i"-7
hard inst previous TO his faiiing ..o,,h,oJ
tn ,,nnicpal reforIners of this city aSsehoea
-, LIGHT Al the New York University ana NOM
ias1 .;L Of 10 be supported by them IN the com
.''eu - comptroller Flagg heads it: and eH'
iis Uavermver was named for Governor Vi inc
almshouse - .,. p,.,,- diad Yesterday at
his residence. ~,ooo &C.. milo, II, four
bours TO wagon with the driver we'snsns ~,
i'',,syc1 nounds came off yesterday AFTERNOON
nun, .ha Irnion course The horse that was ma,ch-
,b;s performance was spotted gelan'
',ar,od SpanpIe owned and driven by Isaac -" oou
"a The horse performed the distance III thiS'
hnnrs dftv-eight minutes and four second', itn q
ont appearing much distressed WIFI his sc
t,ruoOn'S work.
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DEATH OF VENERABLE PREACHER-The Rev.
job Potter, highly respected Universalist minis
ter, died Monday night at the residence of his
in Whitesboro, n Y
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NEW STOCK OFCLOTHING.-s. MER.

NEW STOCK OF CLOTHING.-S,ME R.
CHANT x WEiSiGER are now receiving and
viii continue 10 receive by weekly arrivals their
Fail aud Winter stock ofCl0thin which is very large
and desirable, embracing every article be found ia
similar establishment. These goods manufac-
tnfed BY themselves, with great care expressly for
their retail trade the best materials aud BY the best
OF workmen aud in point style and cheapness can.
not be surpassed by any other house. Those in
are requested to call and examine for Themselves and
We think will ensure their purehssiB
b. MERCHANT wEfSfGER I IL Main ST.
ALso--A large and beautiful stock of Furnishing
FOODS a~ais Oh hand. DC -
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sampson Amy a manufacturer in Plainfield,
Conn., has been fined $40 and costs for employing
boy under ~ years of age, for l2t hours a day,
in the Union Cotton Mill
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tIt1t.

ELECTIONS STILL TO COME IN lsoo-Loulslaha'
Monday. November ), State officers and five Rep
resentatiyes TO Congress. Mississippi, Monday,
.;oyembcr 5, State officers and five Representa-
tiyes TO Congress. New York, Tuesday, Novem-
her 6. State officers but no Governor on Lieutenant
Governor Wisconsin, Tuesday, November D.
State officers. Maryland, Wednesday, November
7 six Representatives to Congress Massachusetts
Monday November ~, State officers In Tennes
zee. Alabama, California. Wisconsin and Pennsyl
vania the Legislatures III each State elect one Uni
ted States Senator.
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q NEW AND sPLENDID sTOCK

IA OF READY MADE CLOTHING, FOR THE
w FALL TRADE OF 1861. GREENTREE
LII Il BRO. SO, Main Street respectfully inform
their friends and the public that they have just opened
the fall trade, with elegant and most extensive
sortment of COATS, PANTS and VESTS and Gem
tlemen's Furnishing Goods much superior to any we
ever otferedto them which will SELL wholesale or
RETAIN good terms they be boug ht at any
house in this market.
Call and examine for yourselves.
|. GREENTREE & BRO,
Virginia Clothing Store 88 Main street.
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DOWiiATAN HOUSE,


This house having chan ged propretors with decid-
ed Improvement, Is now confidently recommended to
the travelling public. Visitors returning from the
Springs will find there ample and comfortable accom-
modatons. Its location is proverbally pleasant-and
position airy which, with the liberal hand OF its new
proprietor must render it the avorite house of the
place, especially to the lovers of quiet rest. The
rooms neatly furnished, airy aud comfortable. The
table is well supplied with whatever the market at-
Hotels in the city. lan 2n JOHN DARRACOTTs
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IS FALL INIPOR- q.
Nss8. T I,l6n 4 ARGE Al

A~N&4 Ia III 4 IL u r. <s6&s4S
STOCK OF GUNS, Ta4eWL
SPISTOLS AND II l. MSAEaae4sz&
FLES-I am now opening large variety of SIN
GLE AND DOUBLE BARREL GUNS, of superior
finish.
ALSO-A splendid variety of Powder Flasks, of
DiNon's makes Shot Belts and Pouches of the most
approved styles; fine Game Bags; Wad Cutters; Dog
Calls and Collars; Ely's water proof Central Fire
Caps; Wash Rods, complete Gun Wads, &c.
ALSO-Cot's Repeating PISTOLS Aliens Re-
volvers, and every description of Pistol now i'll
Guns stocked and rel aired with neatness and dis
patch. JAMES WALSH,
Gun Importer, 7doors above St. Charles Hotel
Sc I2-Sm
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GRIFF EDMONDsON FOR Salem.

GRIEF EDMONDSON FOR SAIF--,T,..
NJ celebrated Race Horse aud Stallion CfIEE In
MoSDsoN; Is now offered tor sale the low price
point of blood Those wishing purchase can DO ~
by calling JAMES TALLEY, OF Fair,;slS ao 80
LEWELLEN, Dispatch Office or - '"' - F" :
s-M E. @. CRUMP.S
HORSES FOR sALE.--T have Ina, 49,
turned from the North, with four pairs al
ful MATCH HORSES well broke and sen,ta A.,
several tine SINGLE HARNESS HORSES wh;cL
viii sell cheap. Persons wishing to purclsss ;Ii
at my stables, Franklin street, and examine INV
"oeA 0e s-2w l. j. BURNETT
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.nprv., or THE EMPIRE CTTY.-The Empire
c;t,, from AspinwalL arrived at New York Tues
dav AFTERNOON with the California mails OF the @o'h
nltimo, and 81 100000 in specie
TLoIT S. steamer Massachusetts arrived at Aca-
pulco on the 18th ut ,,. ,,.;.,,
the Empire City for Havana
The difficulties which led to the striking OF the
American flag by the L. S. Consul at Panama
grew out of the imprisonment of an American tor
theft
There is no news of interest from the Isthmus.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

TINTED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
- ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY, OF PHI
LADELPHIA-CAPITAL ST. $40 629-Issues poll
cics White Persons for Life and makes annual di-
'idends to policy holders; also nsures Slaves
term Of years. For rates, &c, apply to
O.. BRESEE, Agent, or
+. W. HANCOCK,
Medical Examiner.
At the Office of the Insurance Company of the Val
ley ofVirgna, 14th street, Richmond, Va.
12-6rn
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EEVEK AND At;IE, BiIions us1;-

Il5s-4
STA, Sour stomach and Bilious FevrT. Ol'pe-
TO CURE FEVER AMI A Ore
take Dr. J. ). ROSES ANTIRIi mr.
IOAp FILLS They ARE called Rsiiross q" D. RAIL.
cause they go ahead of NIL other PIls - Futs b.
the Liver, Stomach and Bowels tins act!us EFa
eiie and any morbid secretious; they s,4 y az, o1 a.
Mercury and can be taken at any time v;,h nee tIa
70 weather or exposure. Asa Puryara DIV f~sai
me best IN the world, free from gripng sns r, s
Leave the stomach and bowels in heaitG,1 ana AHA,
For bilious habits bad colds or cohna
cold there Is no medicine which SO raaI;l ltol a
them from the system.-Pnce l2l and 25 'eIaavs'
Pills, then take "'e with ths.e
DR.: j. ;. ROSES FEVER AND Acuy Tos,,,,
winch Will brace up the system and a.
return OF Chils and Fever and ArDr p ;. nun he
lowing this course OF treatment viii he s, '
hne health, appetite and spirits ttpr1. q VI hs,Ag
laundlced skin to healthful appearsnre az Se.'a"
tone aud new life to the torpid HyrT-F'alse ,.'e'
Age Tonic Mixture, 50 cents bottle 'e'e' A,a
Sold by Purcell, Lsdd 4 Co; GmhL,
.. A. Strec&er; Paterson j jackson. RApPefsor'
Beers; Alex. Duyal; Duval Norton Ri'.Ale" !
Zachrisson; A. Bodeker and w P. Is65 MI nj ;
all Druggists in Norfolk, Portsmouth Ps,a.h'Ll'
Lynchburg and other towns in Virginia. ''s'"aF+'
Iq-d)suts
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- VIVA co, RICHMOND Sept 25 l855-The
Twenty-hrst Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
the James River and kanawha Company will be held
~ me once OF the Company, in this city, ON MON
DAY, the 22d October next ''
BY order of the Board of Directors
WIN. +. MUNFORD Sec,y
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CL0THIING AND GENTLElIEN's FUR
L EADY-lIADE CLOTHING

CLOTHING AND GENTLElIEN,S FUR.
~ NlSHlNG Wharf.-The subscriber having late
y arrived in this place. has just opened his large and
we'll selected stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND ALL KINDS
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
which he offers for sale at the very lowest New York
cash prices.
Beng connected with large manufacturing bust
ness in New York, and having acquired a thorough
knowledge of the Clothing Trade in Lvnchburc
where he has been in this business for tue last ten
years he is prepared to offer inducements seldom met
with Therefore, come one, come all, before pur-
chasing elsewhere, and judge for yourselves.
My motto Is, quick sales and small proftso
SAMUEL GUGGENHEIMER
Under the St. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va.
au ll-3m ~
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uTRsH & BOTTCHEK,

Reg to inform the public that they have been laying
in for the approaching season, large aud well sete Ct
ed stock of ~ r,,,,,,r>-cc
Aud ,hat they are daily receiving large additions
thereto with other and desirable
FANCY GOODS. ,s.
The kind and liberal patronage we nave mt1erlo
received AS well as the many and faterng acknow-
Judgements of the superior quality and styles OF our
goods shall continue TO induce us to pay an unaoath
attention to all the requirements and movements OF
the fashions in that line of our business while our
assort,nenss of Worsted Eubroderies and Embroidery
Materials Yarns, Patterns, Chenies silks &c, esp
ally rerommeudabe TO Schools and Teachers will
be kept in the most perfect condition trongh9u the
yeor [oc 8-ImM HIRSH & BOTTCHER.
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FORM OF PROXY.

Know all men by these Presents: That we ,b. s,b
scribers, being Stockholders of the james River s
kanawha Company, do hereby constitute and anno;nt
our true and lawful Attorney and Proxy rp ~
present each OF us III all geheralneengs oftfe Stock
holders of said Company held within SIX ,nontbs f
and after the date thereof when are not personally
present represented by other Proxy: with tn
power and authority such general meetings 10 ii Va
such votes and to do such other or acts as
each of us could give do Il member of the said
meetings If we were personally present. aud we do
do hereby ratify aud confirm whateyer vote or VOTES
act acts, said Attorney may lawfully give OF do
for pursuance of the authority hereby conferred
upon him.
Witness hands and seals, this - day Of
one thousand eight hundred and -.
ie'te' tsEAL.I
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CALANIANDER FIRE PROOF SAFES
- Manufactured by Evans 4 Watson, Philadelphia
These Safes have been severely tested fires
in Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York and when
opened their contents of books aad papers found
to be uniniured They warranted to be Fire Proof
Safes, with Halls patent Burglar Proof Locks Prices
ranging from $50 to $500. For sale by
II. BALDWIN,
NH SITS l48 Main street, Richmond.
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)RINTING OFFICE FOR SAI,E.-A
4 Democratic PAPER, located in a fonrisbins W.
gnia town, and in one of the wealtliest and largest
counties IN the State, is offered for sale privately
me paper has an extensive patronageoyer 600 bona
aud job custom, which is constantly and rapidly in
eressing For further particulars address the Editor.
OF the Dispatch Eeeg - i. ia
PURE BONE DUsT...-5O tons for sale Ey
oe 10 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE
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~ STORE At 223 BROAD STREET-Wc would
call the attention of the trade to beautiful and
nicely selected stock of goods consisting OF Ladies'
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Embroderies, &c; English
Merinos at Is cents all wool DeLaines 374 cents per
yard; beautiful Mousline at p and II cts Ribbons
all qualities; MORE Antique Trimming, from to so
per yard, and great many other very desirable
goods Call early and you will find excellent bargains
at the store of f.. CAMP 4 Co,
Ii 223 Broad ST
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IN STORE AND FOX SALE AT VERY

i Low PRICES
"a and Al Brown Sheetnss
Oznaburgs; Bleached Sheetings and Shirtlngs
Bed Negro Horse and Foot Blankets
Wadding and Bats
Kentucky Jeans Tweeds Satinets
Cassimeres of all kinds
Black and colored Broad Cloths
Window Hollands Oil Cloths and Piano Covers
Linseys: Bed Ticks; Fustians and COrduroys
Heavy country-wove jeans and full Llnseys
English Negro Cloths, Kerseys and 81 Plattngs
Snake-Skin Nestings
Valeucie, Velvet and Satin NestiBss
Caps Hoods, Rsoettes and Sleeves
Buck Gloves Hosiery and Spool Cottons
Prints Silks and MerinOs
Shawls Cambrics and Curtains
Embroideries-English, French, Scotch and Irish
The largest stock of Brussels Carpets III the Com
mOnWeQIth
Velvet Carpets; Ingram do
Druggets: Crumb Cloths and Rugs
Alpacas of all styles
Brown Hollands; SiIecaas
Table Cloths and Towels
With many other fresh and desirable goods just IL
| hand.
On CONSIGNMENT;
Bonsack Ne gro Jeans Charlottesville Jeans; Bale
| Cotto.s and full assortment OF Dicks cello
| brated sig-COrd Spo0ls.
long line OF Ladies' Printed MouseliueB to Close
| the invoices, i'll quantities to suit purchasers.
| Sc 2l-d&cts ID. II. LONDON.
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GLASSWARE.
-, g,II sTOCK-ISJ3-We are He y

sEI5 opening our FALL STOCK Of E an. o.,
MN WARE AND CHINA per ships iron y" 10.
I'LL pool Also, q complete @' ,'!TnRS "a.
Mould and Plain GLASSWARE, tASIO mi,
TIERS. HOOKING GLASSES and sfei' ,s' ,si II.
FANCY GOODS, well adapted 10 the COUNTY, ''
sale trade L.,.s and s'a
ers. STEbbiNo~ al pros4 &
Sc 22-ts
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FOX RENT IF,SE-Th.1 .on-

GsS5 wv N19+S UN I'IIs~f.-Fhat con.
: venichi!y arranged and centrally located build
--iins, situated on the n. 4. corner Of Rr9ad and
lith SIS, dlagona!Iy Opposite The City Court house
and m view ofthe Capitol Tor protest. nal it
combines every cunEenlence having offices detached.
and also III the main building the interior of which is
OF modern construction, with two parors, handsome
marbie mentlepieces, &c. Possession of the de-
thched olcts can be gwen at once and of the entire
premises by the 9Th day of December at which time
the present term expires though satisfactory arrange
nent may be tnedc to give possession eurlier
later date, rs am informed by the present occupant
Mr.. VIM. Brent (of the firm of Gretter Brent who
will take pleasure III showing the premises any one
DESTROYS otviewna them.
Apply to either Of the Messrs TABR Richmond: or
to p. VI. TABB, Jr.,
Trustee of VIM. Shepard deed,
SEE 2-f BlandOn, Henrico county, Va.
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THE sECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITIOi

THE SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION
Il OF THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTI-
TUTE.-The splendid Hall over the Lower Market
corner OF Main and 18th streets, will he open for tle
reception particles THURSDAY, October I8tb
Exhibitors particularly requested 10 inform the
Committee ON Exhibition of the space required by
them for the proper display of their articles as well
as OF the nature of the articles TO be displayed
The Committee on behalf of the Board of Mama
gers would particularly request all persons havins
PAINTINGS or other works OF art well as natural cu
fiositles, TO furnish the for exhibition
them that they will receive particular attention and
De safely returned in good order "''
y, communications addressed to Mr.. r. A M.vo
CHAIRMAN OF the Committee on Exhibition Iii -
celye immediate attention VIII re-
Iircuiafs containing full particulars can also b h.a
Committee. Vi the
COMMITTEE ON EXHIBITION;
ROBERT A. MAYO Chairman
JAMES ID. BROWNE, Secretary
JOHN w CARDWELL
JOSEPH +. POWELL,
JOHN w. DAVIES.
I'D
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l UMBER, MAHOGANY AND SHIN.

CMbER, MAHOGANY AND SHIN.
'o''o0 ieet D. South Carolina Dressed Flooring su-
% o perior quality and even lengths -
$4,000 feet IL North Carolina do do
l0oOO0 feet clear White Pine
$1,000 feet sd and 81 Button Wood
$4,000 feet 53 Oak for tobacco box,s
81, 600 feet inch do do DO
10000 feet 5-3 and inch POPLAR
900 feet ks Rongh Flooring
To- o ooo ieet seasoned "a and inch Plank
100000 large Cyprus Bunch Shingles
An assortment of Mahogany PLANK o,a ru
Posts; Black Walnut, Hickory, Cherry, Ash and NJ.
pie. For sale low, and accommodation ts,,as Ia
apps BELVIN 1 % D. j En W
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pUCkLE ON YOTR AKMOL Nh IR.

pUCkLE ON YOUR AkMOt K!--I lR.
ID GINiANs PREPARE i!-LECNARD TO THE Rs
CUE !!!-Prepare for the coming conhict Coughs aHt
Colds will soon be in our midst. The greatest cDG'
queror of Coughs. Cold and Consumption ia LEON.
ARDS INSTANT RELIEF. Keep tin yourh SO
upon the first ct of the disease take it, ave 70
your children, aud remember the greatest MEDICINE
yet discovered is LeOnard's Celebrated Cough Syup
Price-2tc. per bottle; 5 bottles, dollar. Also,
Leonard's Dollar Cordial.
To be had of l.. b. THOMAS, Broad street, Sh hoe
Hill, and of all Druggists and Dealers geneFs'y a
Richmond and State Of Virginia. Whot@ 4
THOMAS LEONARD, corner of Adams and Caya =
Richmond. Va. oil
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LNIkE AND MAXINE INSUifANCE-IHr.
Il INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE VALLEY
OF VIRGINIA, at Winchester, Va Branch Office
18th street, ID door from the Post Office Richmond
Va. Charter Perpetual. Capital $500, 600 This
Company will insure first class BRICK Dwell
LINGS perpetuay for single payment of per
cent. Time policies will also be issued of Buildings
Merchandise, &c., i'll town country, at current
rates
Marine and Inland Transportation Risks taken on
pany
ALL LOSSES are promptly and literally adjusted
at this office. o. +. BREESE, Actuary.
REFERENCES:
Sanll Marx Cashier Bank OF Virginia, Richmond.
J. \. Smith do. Farmers Bank Of Va. do.
Joseph r. Anderson, Esq, do.
Messrs. HaXall * CO., do.
Henry NJ. Brent, Cashier of the Bank of the Val
ley, Winchester.
]. H. SherTard, Cashier the Farmers Bank, Win
chester.
Hon James NJ Mason, U. S. s., Winchester.
sc 22-d3In
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:. W0OIHOIsE, IEECHER AM

WI CTPPER.-Mrs. Woolhouse may be found at all
hours, Day and Night at her residence Sublet
Bros Hardware Store, 2lS Broad st.
N. B.-The best imported LEECHES constantly
receiving and for sale
All orders from the country promptly attended to
and carefully packed.
ALSO-Ladies' BANDAGES on hand and made to
order.
To- A light over the door all night. oc4