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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-27

N undersigned has taken tsis h0''e a Sy Mes =
lin and Wall streets. formerly occupied
b. L G. b. Hin for the purpose Of eonsnH.'E-s
GRAIN AND FEEp bJ', NIL -
where he will keep constantly on h'i a. Cafs ~
ment of all kinds Of Ciraiu, Mil Utsl ray Es
and other articles usually KEPT IA 0''h'''''
Stores. - .,r,rt refssigs p
He hopes by giving his business '., INV, 70 .-sr~
tention. and selling on reasonable IL d, rga
liberal patronage from his ir'eins - Tree n r''l'
generally lie will deliver any s''iS m -, ss;s-
aH' "'' SELLING COUNTRY PROP !. s ~, e, =
for n moderate commission, "ia Va 70! sst ~
country friends the highest niaike1 F'''
sixnment entrusted 10 him. ,ouS " fi',bL-
feT-ts -. na,iE<
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yOi&1S ~
theIT vlrtne.-Read IL. -. Wore nro~
TAT Jas. Walsh's GDo < <. " H4sroy
EFERY ONE SAYS -
IL THAT PoLLARD'S RHEUM.rrc


y tue incest and most certain remedy e.,
and hii diseases of man and beast m ~, AhsgH
lsgpphcahle that has ever been Elsa rAasa Ina .,
There must be some truth IN wbs, 80. 20 NE Pa
f yse II SnS ARE lneFrtduogs they can be S
store IN the city where the geDuyps ,..Z z! aaJ q:
and purchasing the article, which rT., Is io' 81
co1dins to directions to insure success. &c Used e
Pnce - cents, or bottles for 81
;, Sod BY PuRCELL. LADD co. Ap,v
bf4THf FL Nop BTEERS, ?. JOHNSTON : I "a
Shockoe HILL y N''Ao, B'oAd .
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|R,N.Hy AM FEED -TUhl

Proxies to represent stock in Their sst, .,a !,
ings, shall only be VALID for the 'Pa'' u a.
from the date thereof i,
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DOWHATAN HOUSE,

hIIIINUND, ' IKTTINIA.
This house having changed proprietors with decid-
ed improvement, Is now confidently recommended 10
the travelling public. Visitors returning from the
springs Will lind there ample and comfortable accom-
lnoantnns Its location is proverbally peasant-end
POSITION alry which with the liberal hand of its
proprietor, must render it the avorte house of the
place, especially to the lovers of quiet rest The
rooms are neatly furnished, airy and comfortable Tho
table Is we'll supplied with whatever the market af
fords-the servants polite and accommodating NotL
ing is wanting to make it one of the most deirahis
Hotels III the city. tau 2n JOHN DARRACOTT
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E'iRE AND nIAKINE INsURANCE-TH

NvurlGE..I have i'm my po.sessSon . t:o,a
nsteh aud Chain. which the owner esn have ~
's'ias Oh me and paying for the advertisement.
vs." Freight Agent r. 4 p. R.R.co
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DRY GOODS. CLOTHING &c.
=
eco unn worth or DRY GOODS
1OU.UtU Ar COST FOR CASH.
BTtosJhs. BILL 4 WALLr'A'
n II PEARL STREET..

No II PEARL STREET. 81 4
=, = ,r srr.11as slrfits in connection with
,iar rtie. 10 open house in New fork on inc -.
frv newt and 10 coiitiune our honse mere; W.
- ds,erruiued 10 close out our present s.ocs "a
n, ,aosf of which fresh and really desfsp''
NJ Iii ther.fofe ON and after MONDAY, the z<na
w a,f,r our entire stock at cost for cash. ,
prers will find in the stock fine ilnes oil beaehea
- prown sheetings and Shirtings, Fiannes Lin-
sa~s K.rseys Sleeps Gmys, Blankets, Cloths CAST
,n,res sattinets Kentucky Jeans, Prints. Omshans
Dress Goods Alpsceas, &c 6c-
Our friends and customers wishing to buy or orde,
nj, the usual credits will be supplied at our usual
we are the agents for the 81 and64 Stannton fnii-
cd Cloths: and will keep mp the stock OF these GOODS
and sell them as we have heretofore.
We solicit call from our friends and the trade.
oc 22-lm BROOKS, BELL WALLER.
IA NEW AND splendid STOGk
OF READY MADE CLOTHING, FOX InE
NJ FALL TRADE OF la55.-I GREENIh al-.r
LA. BRO, 90, Main Street, respectfully lhloiii,
their friends and the public that they have Just opened
The fill trade with an elegant and most eStehsss u.s.
sor,,nent of COATS, PANTS and VESTS, and Gen
tIe,neus Furnishing Goods much superior TO any we
sysr oferedto them which we Will SELL whoesaie or
atain on as good they can be bought at any
house in this market.
Call and examine for yourselves.
l. GREENTREE & BRO,
Virginia Clothing Store, 90 Main street.
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AND ALL KINDS OF
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
which he offers for sale the very lowest New York
cash prices.
Being connected with large manufacturing bust
ness in New York, and having acquired thorough
knowledge of the Clothing Trade in Lynchburg
where he has been in this business for the 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.
NV motto is, ''quick sales and small profits"
SAMUEL GUGGENHEIMER,.
Under the St. Charles Hotel, Richmond. Va.
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" A itaItST EEIyRaSSIITpRE POLIsH-THE

MAGIC FCRNITURE POIISH..THE
NJ II ny y! S.S,EhEEPER'S FRIEND-OLD FTRNI-
TURE MADE NEW.-This newly discoveraa ort;oia
Will be found to be invaluable to families and f;
ture dealers us by its use with but little labor ail
marks stains and scratches are immediately removed
and beautiful polish and gloss impaired to furniture
No family should be without this truly valuable pre-
Paraton. We offer it to the public. confidently assert
ing that no other known Polish compete with it
and we guarantee satisfaction to all who use it.
Prepared only and for sale BY
PATERSON JACKSON
Apothecaries and Druggists
oc 20-2w ~ Msip straat
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HOTELS.
ITO THE PUBLIC.--The subscriber begs

ITO THE PUBLIC.--The subscriber be rs
L. leave to announce to his friends and the public
generally that owing TO he difficulty which has hitl-
erto existed in aifordng agreeable accommodations %
his guests whenever there large assemblages i'll
the city, he has been induced to erect large and
InoGous house in front of the Exchange Hotel This
present housed. which viii afford him ninety choice
rooms, which, in addition to his former extensive ac-
commodations, will enable him to entertain about ONE
THOUSAND PERSONS at the approaching State Agri-
cultural Fair.
He begs further TO state that he never appears
in card 10 the public without borg prompted by a
feeling of gratitude to express his thanks for the
generous patronage with which he has ALWAYS been
favored, and feeling encouraged pledges his best
ertons 10 cater for the public taste and public com
fort which has heretofore been his constant aim and
effort. JOHN p. BALLARD,
&C 25-tf Proprietor of the Exchange Hotel
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OFFICE VIRGINIA +. 4 NJ Iss. Co
Richmond, 18th Oct 1855, I
ME VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINI

r. Nj.
Richmond 18th Oct, 1856
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
Il INSURANCE co. having removed TO their eli
gibe office in Ballard's new buildingn on the North
side of Franklin street. opposite the Exchange Hotel
Richmond Va, prepared heretofore to ma ke
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE on favorable
terms.
The past transactions of the Company extending
over period of twenty years guarantee to its
patrons that all fair claims for loss will be properly
stated and met.
Applications at the office in person. Or by letter adj
dressed to A Peasants President or TO the under
signed, will be promptly attended 10.
oc ll-dlm THOS. NJ. ALFRIEND Sec,y
IIkE AND MARINE INSURANCE-THE
Il INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE VALLEY
VI VIRGINIA, at Winchester, Va. Branch Office
iith street I'd door from the Post Office Richmond
Va Charter Perpetual. Capital SS0o000 This
company VIII insure first class BRICK Dwell
LiNGS perpetually for single payment of 4 per
cent Time policies will also be issued of Buildings
Merchandize, &c. in town or country, at current
rates ~
Marine and Inland Transportation Risks taken on
psny. f No-i
ALL LOSSES are promptly and literally adinsted
~ ''-s oihce' o. +. BREESE, Actuary.
c,,, REFERENCES:
Sam'i Marx, Cashier Bnpk Of Virginia. Richmond
a. 4nith, DO Farmers Bank ofVa do
Nsss,s Uaxau . ~ T"i, do.
henry ii. Brent Cashier Of the Bank NJ tho W.,
ley, Winchester. " vi tno 'ai-
chester Hieis Dunk, WIN
II i9 81 James Jam, N Mason u s. s., Winchester.
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E EzEzzz.E:==:z=.al TICE.--RICHMOND AND

i. :ss ~; Il DANVILLE Railroads.&c. the
-accommodationsof persons on the line
of the road and members of the Agricultural Society
ali extra Train will leave Glover Depot Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday of the Fair week, at 935 A.
NJ stopping all the Stations to take up passen gers
and arrive at Richmond early in the afternoon. Mem
bers of the Agricultural Society coming to Richmond
will be charged full fare and return free exhibiting
their Certificates of Membership to the Conductor.
Stock intended for exhibition will be charged full
are coming to Richmond, and return free, if in the
possession of the exhibitor.
C. CAMPBELL, Sup't.
Richmond. October 3. 1855. oc "a
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IN STORE AND FOR SALE AT yERY

IN STORE AND FOR SALE AT SERl
L LOW PRICES
81 and IA Brown Sheetings
Oznaburgs: Beached SheetinGs and Shirting
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 toven
Linseys; Bed Ticks; Fustians and Corduroy,
Heavy country-wove Jeans and full Linseys
English Negro Cloths, kerseys and "a Plattrn
Snake-Skin Nestings
Nalencie, Velvet and Satin Vestings
Caps, Hoods, Rigolettes and Sleeves
Buck Gloves, Hosiery and Spool Cottons
Prints, Silks and Mennus
Shawls, Cambrics and Curtains
Embroideres-Enslish, French, Scotch and nst
The largest stock of Brussels Carpets in the On.
monwealth
Velvet Carpets; Ingram do
Druggets; Crumb Cloths and Rugs
Alpacas of all styles
Brown Hollands; Sileceas
Table Cloths and Towels
With many other fresh and desirable goods just 9
hand.
ON CONSIGNMENT:
Bonsack's Negro Jeans; Charlottesville JssnE Be-
COttons and full assortment Of Dicks c-.r
brated six-Cord Spoos.
A long line of Ladies' Printed Mouselinrs 70 cas'
the invoices, in quantities to suit purchasers
81 2I-dGCts b. ii LONppN
ENHE Exercises Of Miss TAIEWkLLN
Il School will be resumed on the fret N0hdai %
October.
Mathematics and the Natural Sciences VII u
taught by a gentleman emineutly qualified hf ''
work.
TERMS:
Payable semi-aHnuaRy IN GfrqHttI
For Higher English branches per session ~ most
Primary
Ancient and Modern Languages each..n.r.'..'.. e
Drawing. ............s...
Music-Protessor's Fees. ~ ~.
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FOR RENT OR LEA SE-Ihat com
HATS: veniently arranged and centrally located build
Ea.A ing, situated on the N. T.. of Broad and
18th sts diagonally opposite the City Courthouse,
and in view of the Capitol For proft ssona men it
combines every convenience having offices detached,
of modern construction, with two parlors handsome
marble mantlepieces, &c Possession of the two de-
tached offices can be gwen Mt once, and OF the entire
premises by the 9th day of December, Mt which time
the present term expires though satisfactory arrange
ment may be made to give possession at an earlier or
later date, am Informed by the present occupant
Mr. VIM. Brent, (ot the firm of GretteT Brent) who
will take pleasure III showing the premises to any
DESTROYS of viewing them.
Apply to either of the Messrs. TABB, Richmond; or
to p NJ. TABB, Jr,
Trustee of VIM. Shepard, deed,
sc R-tf Blandon, Henrico county, Va.
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n0EGET * ANDERSON, UphOisterers
~ AND PAPER HANGERS, corner of Governor
and Franklin streets have in their Fall Stock of
PAPER HANGINGS and UP II OLSTERIN 10
GOODS, being the largest and best selected assort
men we have ever had the pleasure to offer to our
friends and the public generally and will be sold
the most reasonable terms. S-ts
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DKICEs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EX

DKICES REDUUED.-KICHNU EX-
Il CELSIOR WORKS, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
MAIN STs.
The subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to the
public that his planning and SAW MILL is now in
complete order.
Having recently incurred an expense of several hum
bred dollars in retting sud perfectng his machinery
for Planning, Saving and Tongueins and Growing all
kinds of Boards and Plank he is enabled to exc
cute superior work, at greatly reduced prices
A call from those in want respectfully solicited
de @ WILLIAM TORRES
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Tay McDoSoGH EsTATE-The New orleans
Commissioners have made another report in favor
of the partition of this estate. The sale OF the
estate, saws the Picayune. is regarded by them as
the only practicable way to accomplish the pfopcs
eli partition should it be resolved on, and to Ia.
cltate-n fact, 70 make possible-the serienleh'
- ,a win according 10 the testators design. The
Picayune, however adds:
II would appear that the Commissioners on the
mart of Baltimore and the Council Of that city as
wen. do not concur with them in this view we
solver of difficult problems, to disclose feasible
plan Of compromise.
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I ()()(). 600 CIGARS in store aud for
II. C. @. ZIMMERMAN
90 2S-Sm Importer, No In, broad st.
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NOTICE.-Passengers going North hereby
informed that on and after SATURDAY, LIST OF
September the trains of the Fredericksburg Railroad
Company viii always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time to allow those who desire to
do so, to obtain Breakfast Supper. By the
,PROPRIETORS.
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/ Y their annual contnbuuVh q 80. Az.
become members of the 'irgnia az '4,s d ,sr :
Society are requested to ca, a. I,'",nefasa, -
rotary, over the store OF ~ ID
-
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~. - .-TT NH ,T,,,RFKs OF TIiko ''l IhT

TISO THE MEMBERS I'm nr a. SOCIsi
/ MA STATE AGRICuLTt Nal al. 10 &c ~
Worthy Of special oiss hs, on . M0 ;, s
the 18th inst the Society VII 'at1 ,%.iye snd a. u
a. ,bs R IT, a. 81 the The con.nsee sgpsss
last annual meeting, to take ,aiU Sieh s !. ~,
amendments 90 the Constitnilon, s,r-.,,utssnee'
necessary TO adapt II ~ the pIese"' -,
wants of the Society, - WILLIAMS 90
oe 2f-dt29th Z .. " ~ .TOki
HHOICE LIQUORS, NOV ss,s Sow o ~ f.,
" WINSTON * 70" h.h9 brands: Fse
Byandies of the most approved a. IunIsnd on.
Whissey, which can't be surpasss% al Wine. a.
the best quality, Also 'si nS MsdeiTs, ch''a'-'
Pale aud Dark Sherry, roi' an" .ha4
and Ciaret. of iayonte bFa"as ,sr the splsaA, ~
These who are laying IN s,e a, s. I" and eNse'H'
Fair, will do well TO remember w. .,,ss
stock before buying elsewhssIlsr; IRON POWEeS.
Il " cornsl Car and F.., = ),
DUHE HONE Dus ,TcaS IT, CLAlBoA''
i % -
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OFFICE OF THE CITY WATER WORKS
PETERSBURG. Oct. &. 1855

OFFICE OF THE CITY WATER WORKS
PETERSBURG. Oct. &. 1855. {
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-.Pr
sails Will lie received ut this office until Thursday
November LIST, next for the following work viz
lst The construction of Dam on Lieutenant Run TO
contain say 600 cubic yards of Masonry to be laid in
cement with also about 1909 cubic yards of excavation
and emhankment; also, the grubbng and clearing of
the site for reservoir say four acres with any add
uonal work that mny be required for said reservoir
I'd. The construction OF the main Reservoir on the
Heights that Will require about % 0G0 cubic wards
embark nent to be pUddled and lined with clay to the
depth often inches, both bottom and slopes issy
100 cubic yards and to be paved with the best hard
brick, requiring $40, 0O0
Plans and specifications of the above work NAV be
seen at this office
Also, one stationary Engine and Pump. The work
required TO be done is TO raise 500 900 gallons 1000 feet
horizontal and ITO feet vertical in eight hours pro-
posals will be received for both high and low
Engines.
Persons offering for the above will describe the kin
OF Engine and Pnmp they propose to build.
tS Proposals viii be received for the followipg nd
ditonal bill of Pipes "
$500 liuesl feet of inch Pipe
S4G GOO do do do do.
1850 do do do do
1900 do do 10 do do.
$50 do do IL do do.
Loco do do IS do do
with the necessary stops, branches &C. &c Also
100 Fire fiydrans with cases, &c. plan of disribu-
ton may be seen at this Office where any information
required will be given
by order of the Committee.
oc lo-IstN c. A. SHARP C. F.
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{ fcLUMB A III ID II T. L.--J ANES NJ.
~ BOYD CO., having leased this desirable Ho-
tel VIII spare no pains TO maintain its former popu-
iafity ana comfort They have employed l.. PORTER
10 take the entire charge of the House on and after
LIST April The former patrons of this Hotel and nu-
merouS friends of f. PORTER are requested to give
them call.
Richmond. March g. 1855 an "a
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NOTICE.TO PASSENGERS ON THE
l y RlCHMOND AND DANNILLE, AND SOUTH
SIDE RAILROAD CARS, GOING EITHER TO
DANVILLE OR LYNCHBURG:
Breakfast. BreRkfast!! Ample time given
to eaIs
Inc subscriber Is now prepared to furnish the pas
sengers daily, with BREAKFAST at the Junction OF
the richmond and Danvllle and South-Side Railroads
Immediately their arrival on the cars.
my l7-l2m SAM,L ID RITRKF
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YNHE WONDERFUL LADY HAS All.
i RIVED-The best PLANET READER in Amer
lea The most difficult questions will be solved by
flor short time onlyl by MADAME MAILOR on
Franklin street. between Sd and 4th street. next door
10 Alex. Motifs residence.
Cures can be made for BLINDNESS, CANCERS
CORNS and SORES Of all descriptions.
Inn
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THE DAILY, DISPATCH.
satarday Mernlnx, October "a, 1893.

Tur w,uas OF NEW YoRK.--0et. 23-P. NJ
The s,rairht-out Wing State Convention assembled
In this city agreeably to call Yesterday, and the
attendance was highly satisfactory, all things
siiered. both as 10 number and respecfability. In
the early part Of the day thirty three counties
represented and delegates continued to arrive after
the ra!l was called, so that the representation
finally embraced about three-fourths of the entire
State patriotic address, in which all good men
aud true are urged TO be faithful to the old ana
well-tred principles of the Wing party, and
series of resolutions of a like character, were
adopted. IL was determined TO make no noiniiia
lions for State officers for the ensuing con.es 40
IL was felt tina. the time was too hni1eu -
do them justice; neither was any INV their
own inclina,ions in voting absiainng from tue
polls. central committee of tweittyene y 70 "
appointed to watch the course OF events ana Wan, ,ake
tt. as,;an tor the reorganization of the wing
.ssray IN firm basis as they may deem desirable
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H. gy-a>as q FOR NO Fol X AND
f-t..A5S PROFESSIONALISM steamboat
.S.ss-.sszssEHx-. AUGUSTA, Capt. w. c. SMITH
will hereafter instead of stopping at Hampton, pro-
coed directly to Norfolk and Portsmouth, where the
boat will remain a short time and then return to
Hampton, to remain over night. On the mornings
the boat up she will connect with the steamer
COFFEE from Norfolk as heretofore. Should the
Coffee fail to come any time the Augusta will
go into Norfolk in the morning eso for her pas
sengers -
The cars running in connection with the AUGUSTA
will leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings, at
81 o'clock for Port Waltha where passengers take the
Boat-returning the AUGUSTA will leave Hampton
on the alternate days, viz: Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings ct O'Clock. The Boat
will stop all the regular landings on the river, both
going and returning.
THOS. DODAMEAD, Supt.
Office r. & 2. r. II. Co. oc l3
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n a.@I-2s = OF ANGE OF HOUR
$50 - Steamboat CURTIS : PEck, Capt
leave the wharf at Rockets for HAMPTON, every
Thursday Saturday and Tuesday mornings, ut g
leave the wharf in Hampton every Friday, Monday
and Wednesday mornings ct the hour, t6l o'cko
and touch usual going and returning at all OF the
regular landingso the River,
90 II '-I r. O. HASKINS.
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HI:. LING ON FRANKLIN STREET, FOR SALE.
L4.A-The subscriber offers for sale privately, that
very desirable residence, situated the corner of
Franklin and Jefferson Streets and at present occu-
pied by DIR. Robert Archer.
The lot has a front of SO feet upon Franklin street
and runs back 1870 feet 20 feet alIv For paricu-
lars to terms, &c, apply to GODDIN & APPER-
SON. TO the undersg ned ut the Bank of Virginia
oc 1j--2awlm WIN. F. TAYLOR.
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RAnRoADs. STEAMBOATS,. Go.
r~-- -, NOTI r ANNUAL
lct1 sesss<srAGRfCULTURAL X II J.

r.-- rrzzzzz.ssssr1 NOTICE --ANNUAL
lEf1 ss--s.sssss esSsSsfAGRfCULTURAL T. II y J.
---sSsr-IYON.--On the occasion offhs
regular annual exhibition Of the Agrepltpral So
eiety of Virginia. which viii coniinrn ~, IN hic n
the society aud articles brought over the route for the
purpose of exhibiting wilb charged the usual rare
me way only for an portion of the distance between
Washington aud Richmond. 80,
Members of the Society on exhibition OF Their Ger
teate of membership at the tune OF taking passage
for Richmond will receiye kets IN retnr not trans
SUPERINTENDENT of Transportation.
Office Richmond. Fred's and P. r. X. Co.,I
. Richmond Sept. 9th, 1855. Sc "a
NB--For the accommodations OF travel on the iins
of the road she following trims viii be run during the
week of the Fair: ::=s,s,x- ~. ,o.,. ao.,
nd 3is. Oc,ober train will leave Frederic k5burg fo
Richmond, Mt o'clock and Is minutes A. NJ, aiif
xtop M any point the route.
On Thursday Friday and Saturday, the lists ID am
81 November. the accommodation train VIII leave
Richmond for Fredericksburg Mt instead OF o'clock
on the above three days. and stop at any point Oh til,
route. DC ~ . ~ ~, e'up b
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FOR RENT.--On Union Hill, a TWO
EEi;a story framed House, with basement and out
EEL houses. Enquire of
W. WHITLOCK, Stall No. 81,
DC GG-ts Old Market.
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~ public is called to a superior article OF Shower
Baths which the subscriber has on hand, and which
he offers for sale less price than the arti
Gle usually sells Those who wish purchase can
and judge for themselves by calling at r. NJ ZIM-
MERMAN'S, or Messrs. STEBBINS l. PULLEN'S.
or Mr.. STARRETTS.
WIN FORRFS
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> FOR RENT.--Thc large aud dcsira-

f1H.a FUh RENT..-TMc IHrHe HHH UcsIr;i-
:.s:i BILE residence the corner of 9TH and Cary
streets, at present occupied by S. d. Whittle
ESQ., with every convenience for large and genteel
family The property has been lately painted and
put in tbs very best condition. The owner, Mr.. S. d.
WhttleAs about removing to the country, and will
sell to the renter many valuable articles connected
with the premises upon very accommodating terms
Possession il few days Rent $3.50 per year. Ap-
ply to GEO. w. T0LER,
TT,Ia Hail
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-27

E#;ii beautiful residence 9TH, Cary street,
A..lA next door to the residence of E. w. Tompkins,
ESD, and at present occupied by Dr. Martin P Scott
all IN perfect order, with every convenience. The
present occupant declining house keeping and win
sell many valuable articles suitable to house keeping
should the tenant wish purchase Possession given
mediately. Rent :f400 per annuun. Apply to
GEO. W. IULER,
oc 11-1yv Under Hall.