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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-22

f,HEAP AND 1iOUD EXTENSION IA
~ BLES; Mahogany, Oak and Walnut Book Cases,
Sideboards Bureaus, Bedsteads Hair and Shuck Mat.
tresses AMI sll other kinds of and second hand
Furniture, very low. Call soon at
-|sr.l g JAMES LUXFORUS,
.se-. Corner 9th and Grace streets
N. BAH kinds of Furniture made to order. Var
nishing and Repairing of every description done
with ueatn ess and prompttude, NH 22-imx
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-22

CANTON MATING, OIL CLOTHS, &c.
" The subscriber is now receiving his Spring sup
ply of WHITE and CHECK MATING, FLOOR
and TABLE OIL CLOTHS, splendid assortment.
Also, - --t.-
y WINDOW SHADES.
Gilt Bouquet, Basket, Landscape. Buff and White
He has also in store, of his own manufacture, a
large assortment of Satin. De Lame and Damask
HAIR, SHUCK AND MOSS MATTRESSES,
On hand and made to order.
Having converted the whole of the tenement he
new occupies to business purposes he is prepared,
with the assistance of workmen from the most cee-
braed houses North to execute every description Of
UPHOLSTERY WORK in Ey le not to be excelled.
He respectfully solicits an exapination.
JOHN r. REGNAULT,
NH &-lm 1872 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-22

The subscriber having purchased the In
terest of Mr.. C. Bates in the of l.. P. Ellis
Co., seicits the patronage of his friends and the public
ap4-1m a-.- l1-.l esfg L. P. ELLIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-22

itteH FLOWERS !. FLOWEKS:! --y5
ANnAS THE season for planting has u
ARRIVED the.subscriber would respectfully -
M call the attention of his friends and the
2public generally. to his large collection OF
ROSES GREENHOUSE PLANTS, URNAMEN-
TAIL TREES, EVERGREENS, PIONEERING
SHRUBS Grape Vines and Asparagus Root, &c. ~
-frTF8i ~ 1ss e JOHN MORTON, Florist,
NH 24-lm* III. Ystis. ga y Grace street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-22
NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODs.-

NEW STOCK OF SPRING GOODsi..-
We are receiving our stock of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods in part of own Importation and the
mander from the various markets this county, pur
chased the most favorable terms The ,phole Stock
being entirely aud fresh we offer it to the trade
confidently assuring buyers that great Inducements
may be expected 1t consists, in part. follows:
= e. I, a. and 5-4 Brown Sheeting and Shifting
Cotton 0snaburgs Cottcnades and Nankeens
Large stock Blesched Domestics, all widths
Plaid, striped and plain Cottons, for Servants
Kentucky Jeans, Satinetts and Sweeds
Tickings Furniture and Apron Checks ~:
leached nd Brown Table Cloths and Damssks
Large stock of Irish Linens
Cloths, Cassimeres and Ves'ings
Large stock of Prints, Gnghams and Lawns
Alpacas and Canton Cloths s..
Printed Challies and Bareges
Plain Delaines and Challies, all grades i q
Lawn, Chalic and Berags Robes
White Cambrics, Jacone's, Swiss and Null Muslins
Msntillas, large stock and cheap
Lace Muslin and Cambria Collars -....
Lace Collars md Sleeves, in sets ss. e.
Linen Cambria Silk and Cotton Hdkfs -t
With large stock of other goods not enumerated to
which we ask the attention of our friends and the
trade generally .-- -
NH 25-dim WILLINGHAM & TARDY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-22

- FOX SALE OR RENT-.That desi-
"a sable brick dwelling ON ID street, between
- Main and Franklin, recently occupied by T.
A. Harrington, and adjoining this residence of nr.
fe 25-u JAMES GRAY'S SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-22

hI SOL TION OF COPAkTNER.
u SHIP.-The copsrtnenhip heretofore existing
between the subscribers, under the firm of L. B.
sent L. ?. Ellis will settle up the business Of the
firm | s,.,It q L, p ELLIS,
ap4 49,. C. BATES, "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-22
.1THOLKsOME ADvICk FOX CklP

V7THOLKSOliE ADVICE FOR CklF.
wv PLES-DOLLAR CORDIAL il the emily GER
tain Medicine used to eertan disease with
ssfsty and dispatch. Ono week produces certain
this extraordinary dose. Enquire Of che DrusssS
where it can be obtained II ysu doubt Il, and remem-
Der the old adge "A stieh in time ssvss nins" NO
hindrance from business. 49, -
Prica 4 mar bottle. "a ,nial
70 be hsd Of Duvsi 4 Norton, o. b. Hin, A. Bods
lar j. B. Wood C.. Millspaugh, 8 p. Semple, on
MIN street, Z. b. Thomas and Andrew Leslie, OPP
posits the r. and r. r. B. on Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-22

BY John Re ~. FHynes
- AM AUTHOkISED To SELL. prL
81 vately that desirable Residence on Msyos,
1sk now In the occupancy of G. Gsnnet, Esq The
lot fronts so feet Mayo street, ard runs backln
feet to an ally. sss,g - esg.qls
The Dwelling has 10 finished rooms, 8 Of H.
have fire places and furnished with Gas and wslsf
on the lot also, coed Kitchen and all other
veniences for coal, wood, kc. BetSg convenient
business and at the same time very retired makes il
one of the most desirable residences in the
market.
Fer terms, which win be very accommodating, sp.
ply to C. GENNET, Esq, or the subscriber.
NH 6-ts JOHN ID. PAYNE.
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- FOR RENT OR LEASE--That con.
II veniently arranged and centrally located buiid.
18th Sta, diasonnlly opposite the CITY Court-houss
and IN view ofthe Capitol. For professional men
combines every convenience, haying Offices detached
Of modern construction with two psriors, handsome
marble msntiepieees. 10. Posessaa OF the two de-
tached Offices can be given 1t once and OF the entire
the present term expires though satisfactory arrange
ment may Be made TO give possessoa At earlier Of
later date, a. am informed BY the present eceupsn,
will take pleasure in showing the premises 70 any oss
desrous Of viewing them.
Apply 70 either Of the Asssu. TABB, Mehmond:W
10 80 PM TABB, Jr,
~ trustee Of VIM. Shepard, decd
se0-t Blandou. Hsnricc county. We
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-04-22

- FOR RENT.-That very desirable
81 House on Nam street, 2nd door above l0ths St
- This house II In the most improving part OF the
city being IN short distance of the Banks and other
public places of business Possession even ist Apr.
Apply to fe l8---ts BENJAMIN DAVIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-21

L,INE ARTs-srx SPLENDID OIL PAINTINGS, IN
IN rich qi frames the well kn0wn pencil OF the lusy
celebrated r. q Coates will be sold o the highest 9d cr
TUESDAY morning the 2ld instant AT w. q NFhI4ORS
rooms, Noe ~ aud 10 Park row OPPOSITE The Asior
House All persons dcsous ~ purchasing hne paror
particularly advised 90 call and buy. MI the paint
ngs as sipned.
SEgARs -sEyrRAL INVOICES Axe NOW BEING
> closed ou loss of from IS 20 = perlcent tie
pnr'era Cash purchasers inve1 20 Cas. ad
D cuEEEs II Bs9adsaY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-21
LITER AZURE,
L,OURTH EDITION READY TO-DAY
n TIr HVNORprS POETRY pF rTgE FNIrTs

IT TIII HUMOROUS TUFTEI TIE FNGTISH
LANGUAGE, FROM CHAuCER 10 SAKE
.Ssrave- salgcs, cnigmas, bulesques paroles rsves
u@ fperans. spaphs, trans sions ncu1ng an the
celebrated comic poems from the Anti Jacobn rejected ad
dresses ngoldsbg Legends tras shank Omlbus Bentley,
Fack veOd aud Punch. with collection Of ,hln
hundred ,Dsas and the choicest humorous poetry Peter
Iindsr CoWps. ThackerGv, Praei swift, Scott Holmes
Anon" .aS Harms sake. Hood Pror, Golerdge Byron
Moore &C &c. with notes explanatory and Geographic
By JAMES PARTON,
Ar rhor Of "fie OF Horace Greeley" vol l2no 6S) pp.
Pice u O.. lie book Is merit ol pleasure
and grief Of cultivation. and ~
lroai, aud folly; which gl love "a pcruse al
home abrcad anywhercn the town Ia the country IA
he house o. IN the held In the winter or the sunnerN H.
Home Journal
Published ~ MASON BROTHERS,
anII -irp1t Nav Xars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-21
REWARDS.


O. * REwARD-LOSr, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
Nc IN going from Eighty sixth by Third
SiNyrs street from Sixty first Thirty fifth street
by second ponkstbook, containing small amount
~ aud gold chased ring. Whoever will the
ring TO A. ~ klder at Browns scale factory, Sixty
street Third T. H. Brown l Water street
VIII receive the above reward AMI ques.tons asked.
elk REWARD -sIRAYED AWAY, on TUESDAY
Ole last frCa No l-i West Sixteenth street, door
Wet of seventh Avenue small l;,an ~ md st light tan
color, answers 10 the Of Kate The above reward will
be paid on delivery Of the dog at No. l23 West Sixteenth
street,
Coz REwARD.-IoSf. on 18TH INST. WHILE RID
,p[O Ing IA south ferry omnibus GgOld blue caameed
lady watch and Chasiaine. The watch had
diamond star. and the other diamond sprg the chaleane
.i hinge hook with blue enamelo4 key seal The
under returning same 10 50 Amy street shall receive
he above reward.
cox rEwARD WILL rs GIVEN FOR THE RE.
,-O or the folio sng articles stolen from house
recently, VIZ .One large white cashmere long shawl
light blue silk dress, with four houn1es trimmed SILK
rngc ouo black velvet manlo lined with purple
old fashioned plain gold watch with double
lace " aqus marine stones With gold chain loops the
large with three Murine dropu pendants
ciusp the Initials ~. d. 10 n. ID W. r one hal bracelet
vi gold clasp the outside o clasp The name Annete
Tie inside 4. y. Downing" Tic will be
for tls arrest OF the GeE Apply n q. fURMAN JR.,
Cortland street. or ~ Zjl West fhliiisih street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-21

MADAME MSyER HAS REMOVED 10 Iai sEyEsTH
W. ue between Twenty third and Twenty snh streets
tle coptn e TO tel past present and future events Ike se
marriages, J0seYs law ss, business prosp ecss, sickness
abseu friends property LOST sgicn Naiame Meyer
verses in Fpgsh Ftench aad G~maa soi gvcs giarsas
Cor her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-21

WEIKFR BROTHERS 81 AND G5 JOHN STREET
W have constantly on hand the luesi assortment of
Straw scss,
Ribbons.
French lowers and feathers.
Nelvrfas
Sl'lus md millinery
Goods general and also receiving ~ every
the iaes. fashions from europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-21

AsTRoroGY.- Y.-PRoFEssoR WILSON THE CELE
N bracd asirooger may be consulted sn he past pressa
and future events III life At his residence 2B Broome street
between Norfk and suffolk. Fee ladies', ~ cents gentle
men, Sl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-21

u,HE FIFTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION or rHE LEHIGH
L County Agricultural Society will be held At their fair
ground In Aeutown commenc ug on Sept 81 ani conrnue
the "a and day Of October We cordially invite
friends Of the above 90 and paricsa Ia the exhibition
GOV Pollock and Rev Nr. Beimbucs will deliver address
n. = sHANTZ, President.
rrHE BROOKLYN HORTICULTURAL so HErY Will,
bold their regular Sail exhibition Of flowers and fruits a,
the Aheneuu corner Clinton and Atlantic streets,
menclng on wednenN lsh inst, A. 7 NJ. and continuing
ed on Wednesday rvSing by George Taylor, Fsl Admit
members Is cents band 81 music will be Ia
attendance each evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-21
T1lE TRADES.

NIANTED-FoR A BAKERY. IN PETERSBURG, Va.
w first rate tstaly cake baker, ant who unierst
iceng and ornaments ln - ~ branches lie COME
well recommended for workmanship stealness ant
10 such good wages aud years engagement will he
given. Also Young Scoichman 70 drive bread In
The One who has filled similar situation prcierreL l.
Good recommendations required, ant gosi wages AMI
years engagement given. Apply 70 Messrs. McAAams
McInneg hackers and fehnisher4 "a Cellar n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-21

A SITUATION WANTRn-BY A YOUNG MAN IN
IA store q hotel who speak uenly the English Span
ish languages AID understands others willing
devote hmseIl to his employ interest Address 1875
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-21

nFNrlS1RY a YOUNG MAN. W9O THOROUGHLY
understands he practice OF dentistry. wishes
with prominent Dentist lie has objection leave the
city. fcitess for week Dentist broadway Post ollce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-21

WANTFD-BY PROTESTANT DUNG MAN, A SfTU.
w alton - waiter, in private family, with
pentlemen; has the best city Please
address 1. 4. Herald office. Union square Post Office
"sNTFD-A SITUATION. IN A RETAIL DRUG
w store, Dy young with experience il the
bnsiness small salary expected Ad lress j. H. H. Herald
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-21
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs.

A MAN AND WIFE, WITHOUT INCUMBR ANCE OF
N long experience and pod character situations Ir
first class hotel to keep house for party gentlemen
or to be emp oyed in store where French English spa
nsh are necessary Apply personally by letter Norman
Wayerlcy Iio:el b91 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-21

! w fINff W n " NJ U"n = n Wow
{ pAhs.J v9 90 tms ag.tW8 A. sae
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-11-17
HARDWARE.


gALL STOCK or HAnDWAaE.
wzss 81 pss>sss ana Sa. a. 80 a.ssss.s,s
= vhssh re-psesss'v inviss The s.snissn e ~
n s. Z. bah n ess and county NJ sssss sssr
osss; "a. ..ss: green ,ss. s,r' .aa sroas.a
shovel. ssa Tear N -. and :. pair. sss
Bin metal and psrs-lsia rrs.sssinr Keith.
alters sinxie aud In .vii-. very handsome A.
Tan and o., bottom ss. c.nds,ehs and rr.ys
ivey h.ssl. ka.s voss. p-s,. Rsassrs and
neassr..,yo,y h.ad,. Knives. .!,sos. fork. =
k'dr, and :s, aAAss Of beck. bone and eaAo handle
rsetr, and Knives Rodssrs ws.,-nhei. and o-s
R..ss Of ws..~sei~s ssa " ss.sSs 9s nah. '''
Pruning and hedge shears
Bench sad noaidinx Flames, baldwin, mahe
brace. and Bi,s socket and urmsr chsls sad aoas..
shinEns, aihlns and bench Haehsts
Nall. brad and carpet Hammers
HOUSE carpenter. and railroad Aa.e. tt l'
Squares nsv,l. aud spekeshsves
Two and four Told Rsl,. aud Taps Measures 80
wrirh.. .oid.soI vice. aud seiss and hand Hammer.
Malls and Spikes Of all sises
xs.s,. and .ssss and s,~'e' s'i. all ''sss
Pad stock u chest cupboard moree rim aud closet Loet
noand 9uarc and nat bolts wrought and Of all
Hank and veve Wire
Mineral porcelain and mahogany Knobs, for farnhsrs W
Ames and Re~.nds Spades aud sovels. long
nivvil's killing Hoes NJ rrubhins Hoe.
Trace. halter. breast. log IN and we'll chains
BAIT ss',. h hs. o, svsry .l.e aud Mind
Iron Hooks aud staples, aud liza p- Staples
ross'her with almost svvry article usually
ne-' t..- o.,,., ., sw ~ sSS ,,,
ocio Opposite x. y. q r. 4 Depot.
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xASsAs-LErrER rEox THE wiDow or LORD

xAxsAs-LErrER PROM THE wiDow OF LORD
BYRON.
Aspovrs, Nov. 10. 1856.
To Tie Ed,for Of TIE Bosto- 7aeyvapA;
Dear sir;-I have just received RON London note
from Lady Byron stbe wJo~ Of the poet Mr. Stove
81 which sepd you copy:
Dear Ma Stowe WIN you kindly undertake, in
transmitting subscription towards the relief OF the sui
fercrs In Kansas, this pont-thst the money
shall not be applied 10 the purpose of prord"g arms .
IL Ia however, Intended expression OF sympathy
With those Who have resisted oppression at the hazard IL
patty Il felt warmly ny many here as by
Yours most truly, A. I. NoEL BYRON"
The enclosure q draft for 90 pounds sterling.
Having had the pleasure Of q personal acquaintance
With Lady Byroa testify that she s OF the
intelligent and truly excellent women have
seen; and her sympathy, good will and prayers for the
cause, are, TO my feelings, more gratifying than any
amount Of money I will of her hat said Of Mary
IA the Gospel: "she hath done what she could"
Respectfully yours, c. E STOWE.
We find In the Boston Telegraph the above letter to
Mrs Harriet Beechcr Stowe from Lady Byron with its
curious endorsement Of her great worth and rcspectabty
from the pen OF my wie's husband Professor Stowe.
IL 10 something new in this age Of Innovation Tor
gentemea engaged in "a mend'csnt mission for supps
testify the moral and intellectual character OF those
from whom they receive donations Nothing is wanting
to make the OF Professor Stove perfect
oyery respect but his affidavit m-de before the
aad countcrgned by the clerk OF the court
with the customary seal attached But the Professor
determined wsy. let the public know he had
aud her letter Of impsting the inior
nation. Whether the lady herself will be quite well
pleased with this OF patronisng reference another
mattcr.-Bdh. Patriot.
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ANEW AND IMPORTANT.
DISCOVERY IN TuE SCIENcE OF MEDr-

piN'ONEHb IN TIL SttbNeE u hEbt-
syoRAvrses OF rng sEsis ~ TIE PATENT oyyIcE OF
PSR AVID i,IfkaisI t ooLtrs9 % mE6cISs ysss@
are ''' XII So WE; s1s i'S,d x ,.ss e.
The scveres' Penaliie. courts oflaw can svsrd.
nsS 5 s, ; p &c IMgEs c" Gsnss
nay be PERSONALLY cossUTED a ". fesd nee isl PmScR
nv mosss s f 81 ss6 sSos G So ET SyssS
sgpd,l, ,s.,g'e "nIs BY special spp.n,osR.
T0RRilRA and MI ihe distressing arising from
mae II ha, and perfect hsIt
o NJ debiatsd who In ne euoynsnt 81 al ~ Punc
QuaLgIolTIOS Tor NARRIiGE ~ hi,
rEIeENxE 40 ~ completely entirely eradicate. an ira
c. q Gono,riel both ~ s mid ani asvad forms, sheets,
Pao ofb on. ard Kuey and tbos, doer vhery Cop.iva
~ & .F. :" ,iK D.en ~ ani"'e' 70 he ruin o'
rRiEsggaR No III rs hs rresI Continental Remedy for ~
or survy ~ grupon. removing
sy 70 ~ sss,.' ~ p " Tom ne s,' ''es 20 :; 81
Remedy for ihsi elise q disorders Witch unfortunately the Eng
he siens Constitution. aud 9Th 81. Ne paa le sod
TRigstNGR No 1. o. are prepared In IN. form q, oz
devoid u taste snei .nd $50 y esr,d
aJggiaiessb ~ yaip.au Iaeaan Rous Rogd a. Gc P,ee
= each fos es.s one tor 81 she ~ aod sqI
srs'l tsa,sosssssr. having been made Win ne racn gr
preses ~ dollar ~ Trar. lsrKes
orvsre w Bsrov corrfoOe yrid nradi.teiy On re- "
ng rsnaee 10 .ay g.r q ng vo secgrey paetd and ID
w.. Pss srn.s ss,s,.ss gr,gs,,nn, sag ga pe
ieIia. es.y. .sn, :: u.u.l ba not re o. eaulssr.
rs Be e,d se mqs ~ .roy Ne eesssy gls,,sf 9d
sEtRcfls- y dc,ibs IN eea, snd lucid msnusr ne
ur i'eatpep and Pree % sny
aa.r. pg ssHgow, i@ Prince Street, cs- blood. -,s Of
H.ws 90, .ns ANp cctps.- s,rap L,.,vcr ,na
. 81 fSSob e W. NV, .lI ps w. ?" ~, " ~ vas
30 BksSFrr, BEsEs rsTEs. Druggists.
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FALL faPoRTX TT ii 1859

=. II. MOORE a. CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN t-'
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HdRD WARE
No. - Pearl ST., opposite H. W. Frys, Richmond, Va
Avn manufacture. Ian England n,u
and complete Of asp
american Goods Their stock 4. large aud complete
ing In part Of
RoiEer,'" and Pocket knives.
Pocket KNIVES OF 1, @ 3. I and blades,
bone ebony handle Knives
Ivory handle Knives and FORKS 81 pieces,
klors 81 Wade hatcher Rodgers wstenholm
manufacture Of every style and quality,
Scissors and Shears Of various kes and styles,
Single and double barrel guns, very superior,
Pistols, khes, Ride Barrels aud Moun,ings,
Trace, halter, log, we'll uth and chains,
weesing and killing HOES, all sizes, f.
Axe. OF Collins, simmons, Virginia make,
Hand and panel SAWS Hammers Hatchets.
NM, pit, cross cut and circular saws,
spsdes and shovrs of Rowland other makes.
Anvls, Vices, Smiths Bellows,
se and hand Hammers Stocks and Dies and Screw Pates
Castings Horse dHors.S hoeN
Wire Selves Slfrrs.
Hors- C1iars, Blind Brides M iIames,
Bride Filings worssed Rsns aud Grhs,
Lacks Hinges aud screws, oi every description,
Piane-. Chisels, Augurs and Piles, Of all kinds.
Platform and Counter
English, American, aud q. u. Percussion Gaps,
Has aud Manure forks, 2, ani prong,
Tea Trays aud Walters and all other goods usually
iiard~ Stores.
As goods have been purchased terms
and selected exclusively for & Virginia. North
merchants visiting this city, and
mination
house la this Of the Northern cities
PS-Orters promptly and carefully attended AUS
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ARRIVALS AT THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
AND BALLARD HOUSE.
SATURDAY, Nov IS. 1854:


l. Benedict West Troy NY; q Pitman; Msmph, Ienn' r.
Kent, Y; Bailey, ruskrg-e Ais
Msus La Caldwell @; c Watson. Charlottesville Ro
Anderson aud lady, Augusta lAnie bryant Durey,
Ul-u-nt Harrison Bsrheione, Bait Pots. Washing
ton; J-nnnr., Rove, JonebOro Tenn white, Jor
donsviIe James, Wisconsin, Mrs Luck ~ Louis John
Prayer frrnch sPcylyanis; Johnson u h.sn
P.ii.: FORD. Pi;tmAE Paris, Appomaitox; q
sh.p-r.on, A Institute; white Hsnoy-ri Na.dei.
Enigh Y; ramer Mallory, Louisa II White, Hou'
ton Iusk shame and servant. Columbus,
Mes orrek oeher and servant, Va Mrs swnsrN
Conn Lumpkin. King and Queen Jno wrshi f.seN
Mckinney Buckingham, Wilson Amriia;
Taarrro, Mathews; DR. haekAi savannah Grgry IT.
Kiug william; Miss Miller Mlrr. HALIFAX rhos Ma,sai
C.,y.: q Watkins Milton McCiuns. GTeenhrier Hot
ror1 Tynchburs JcHi-s Richmond Luck. Va
A ot.Sr Louisa; Wet. Bait Taylor Che~'s
ned; ws. Branch Petersburg nnedy, Alabama;
NJ Kent, LApse omb and friend, Richmond
SUNDAY Nov. 10, 1886
Ell Phhs. TrlfaIr Bali; King Atlanta Geo lds
lazy, Y; Mrs Lai,a Miss ida Laa Golomeis g Nses
MrP.atsrs Doren W zeiinger, Paris, Houg Coast
Survey Appleta o. Byrns. daughter ami SON pI Menry,
Aad child Washington c; Darlington Geo; baA-
Daniel; Aiam-on Dsmfri-s, scotland
N coay. I.snshsbursh W bur~ei Roanoke WIN Patton
Gray-ls apd lady Miss Gravely GrAvely and
lady. Henry co; W q Biun. Phhs; Boul~~re, Va
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MEDICAL.
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A Coon DIAL Oh BAcoS-Th. stock OF bacon in New
Orleans on the st estimated be ZOO casks
aud the stock St Louis is about the sime making
tai Of 900 Estimating each cask at 500 pounds
we have these two points eight millions Of poS"ds,
equal to 10000 barrels Of pork.