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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-19
OpKx,sa NlaHr.-The Fourth Annual

OPENING NIGHT-The Fourth Annual
Exhibition of the Mechanics Institute commences
this evening AT o'clock, the opening address to be
delivered at O'Clock by JosEPH HALL. ESD. The
Fair from its popularity with all classes, appears
destined to have great run. The large collection
of articles deposited there worthy Of more than
one yisit People will 60 and, after seeing judge
for themselves. The opportunity is afforded to-
night.
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So ezra. sessaox IN NEW Yoag. The Comnittss
of Merchants which went from New York 20 Abs
nv : few days since for the purpose Of indaeing
the Governor 70 call extra sesson ef the Legts-
latufe have returned without accomplishing the
purpose OF their visit. The committees had very
nIeasant interview with the Governor. and After
lang ceuversation legal constitutional and other
nattsrs and after reading the recent decisions OF
the Judges of the supreme cenrt n New York,
Ills Rxcsllency came to the conclusion that u vas
not necessary % call extra session. II wHs his
opinion that the Judges In their eonclusisns. seem
h have afforded all the relief the Legislature could
provide under the constitutions Of the State and
the United States. SIS A
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FAYaL AocIpESs--0n the 9Th inst, Mr. william
Kent Collins. son Of Josiah coiiins II Washinxton
county, n. c.. while riding his horse rapidly the
cauai Read. the animal suddenly shied. bringing
samnaans fsss,are a. she sh.rh' sssemssnisd Win
great efiasion of blood, From the psostratian cor
sequent upoa these injuries he died IN sboue shfss
hours after the accident occurred.
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TIE PARrING CUP.-Themas J. Hardy,
recently condemned to the Penitentiary for twenty
years for rape. taken thther in a Carriage. hy
Depufy sheriff Bray, on Friday last. When the
carriage got TO the corner of LIST and Main streets
the prisoner obtained permission to take parting
drlhk, the last one as he observed that he should
cake for long time. He gulped down with infi-
mite gusto nearly a half pint of raw whiskey and
then resumed his seat which great apparent satis-
faction
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pnnvInIxn

PROVIDING FOR Misunderstanding Lo-
gan a free negro, arrested and put in the cage
Saturday night by officer, for stealiLg two coats
from John Psndergrass. If the prisoner did not
succeed in providing clothing, IL will be found that
in attempting that feat he procured lodgings free
of cost.
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LATEST FROM PERU.

By private letters received in town ii is said that
information had been received relative TO the mur-
derer of Mr. Sullivan, who is stated TO be French
man OF notoriously bad character, residing at
Huach. A Government steamer. with a*force on
board was sent to arrest him, but he could not be
commit the murder.
Orders had been issued in CallaO for the mer-
chant vessels i'll port to leave their moorings. as
the ''Apurimaco was expected, and the govern
meat vessels were prepared 10 attack her. The
French vessels of war in port were looking after
the foreign interest.
The English and French fleet had been with
drawn from the Chnehs Islands, which was now
at the mercy of Viyancos vessels, if they wished
to seize them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-19

Tas NoRrHERy faaHr ON A Coral RExS--The Nor
thern Light on her passage hoinewsrd was In some
danger Of sharing the fate Of the Central America
Twenty.three hours out, she ran ON q eerai reef,
three miles from Old Providence snail island th
,hs. (,.rriIaau, sea- Ia lon l3o "a NJ. and sboat
hnndred miles eest Of the Mosquito coast. The
steamer lay on the reef some eight ~ nine hours
before she succeeded In getting OF. The ssa vas
perfectly calm and the shore was nigh but tes p.s
,ha central America. could not hut contemplate
wi,h some spprehensious the contingency, should
a storm arise Of similar fate.
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FROM VENEzCEIA-Adyices from Caracas Fens
zuea, TO the 18th ult, represent the government
bankrupt, owing to the Illegal appropriation of the
public funds by the President and his family, who
absorb two-thrds of the revenue of the country
The government paper was selling a. six cents on
the dollar. The shelton guano dispute appears TO
be as far from settlement as ever.
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JoHS Henry, an emancipated slave, was
was brought before the Mayor on Saturday, anu
committed to Jail TO be prosecuted, for remaining
In the Commonwealth coatrary to law
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GEORGE FRosr, wi

GgoRGg FRosT, whose propensity ior
drinking frequently causes him 20 sleep 10 'ne s
cage was on saturday arraigned l ne a. - vi
fence, aud falling to give security - " -
by thu Mayor.
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AccIDENTs.--0n Monday night last, hand on the
railroad Was run over by the cars At Grafton, Va,
and shockiagly mangled 1t was thought both his
arms would have TO be amputated. Another man
was badly injured on the road in the same place,
on Tuesday,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-19

FROM KASsAs.-Kansas advices to the 18th inst
have been received at ST. Louis. Both parties
were claiming TO be victorious in the recent elec.
ton. Governor Walker defends the voting of the
soldiers on the ground that living six mouths In
the Territory makes them citizens. There are nc
official returns.
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Tue MILrrARY.-The 179tb REGIMENT

- n'iLlrAkf.-The 18TH Regiment,
20 Wtieh the Young Guard battalion are attached.
pa,ade at o'clock this morning, under Col. Rich,
anu VIII take part with the Henrico Light
pragoons In the Tournament which cnms. oaf -
me Asricaiturai Fair Grounds, at 10 o'clock. The
lst regiment Virginia Volunteers under Col. Au.
gust, parade at = o'clock, to-day. in pursuance Of
nversary ofthe Battle of Yorktown. oceurring this
aay, VIII be in no danger of passing unnoticed aud
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~ GATHRIGHT. formerly on 10Th

II. street has taken one of the new tenenents
IN Il erected on Governor street between Main and
Frank lin where he will be pleased to see his friends
and nil others who may desire to purchase URNl-
TUKE assuring them that he will sell goods for cash
cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere: His
stock is much larger and great deal better than it
in furniture store together with large assortment
of FEATHER BEDS, holsters, PILLOWS and
MATTRESSES; also BED COVERING. Persons in
want of any article In my line will find 1t to their
advantage TO give NE call before purchasing else
&c 2s-3m f. GATHRIGHT.
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DECISION ON "TowELs. .s-The Secretary of the
Treasury haA decided that towels composed of
linen aud cohsn and cotton and linen tapes are
dutable at The rate of nineteen, and cotton tape
aud spool cotton, bleached or dyed, ut twenty-four
per cent.
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BRITISH BARK AsHoRE-The bark John Swasey
from the coast OF Africa, with cargo of palm oil
bound for Salem, Massachusetts. is ashore on Nan
tueket beach, where she lies we'll up.
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Mas. CUySINGHAN.-fhe celebrated Mrs Gun
niDgham appeared In the Superior Court of New
York. Friday. and gave notice through her counse
that she would be present the next morning upon
the rendering of the decision OF the habeas corpus
which resulted in admitting her 10 bail.
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DAILY DISPATCH.
ny JAS. A. COwARDIN.

ss-THR DAILY DISPATCH IN served 70 sab
,er1lers at SIX AND QUARTER CENTS fgR WEEK paya
the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing 81 n
wear or 50 20 for six months in advance.
s.~rns sEMr-wEEKLY DISPATCH. IA issued
every Tuesday and Friday. at $500. in advance.
sy-THE WEEKLY DrspAFCH is issued every
sFTiday and mailed 10 subscribers at 81 per annsm
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THE R. j. I. BLurs. This well known

co npany he'd mesting at sheir srmory last safur.
day night, which was largely attended. Capt. VIZ
III. FRY, IN Consequence Of private reasons which
he stated. rendered his resignation Of that post
which the company. bya unsnimous vote refused
70 receive, and appointed committee to wait on
Capt. Fry and request him to withdraw IT, While
al will regret any misfortune likely to draw this
admirable officer from the post he now 90 worfhiiy
fills there are few who viii not rejoice with the Od
Blues that he has conclrd d to retain his commis-
sion. The Bues are everywhere regarded ~ the
nucleus from which has sprung much Of the milf.
tary enthusiasm which virginians are known 10
possess here and everywhere. Their fame avd
name not unknown, and, perhaps, ths most ar
dent wirh Of many citizen Is that the eompsny
may number legions.
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PROLIFIC CoRs.--At the Agricultural Fair in Win
chester last week Mr.. George Bardel exhibited ii v,
stalks of corn bearing twelve ears, the product o
a single grain.
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house of the Northern Railway, In Toronto. q. W.,
was burnt ON the 10th inst Loss heavy and no
faaurance
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TUE PROGRAMMES or EXERCISES Of the
third annual Tournament Of the HeHrico Light
Dragons will be found in another column. The
proceedings of the day, will be seen close with
grand ball, "given In honor of the chosen Queen,
AZ the Central Hotel, at o'clock"
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SINGULAR 0CeURRENcg.-A man named Dougal
McDougal died in the New York hospital last Fri
day from the effects of swallowing three or four
false teeth, with the plate attached while in state
of deiieium
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NJ B. DICKINSON,
~. IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FOREIGN FRUITS VINES, LIQUORS AND
SEG4RS
OFFERS FOR SALE
Fresh Oranges, Lemons Rasius, Figs, Dates
Prunes and Currants.
Fresh Almonds. Filberts, Walnuts, Pecans, Palm
and CocOanuts.
Fresh Olive Oil. Licorice and Claret Wine.
IN BOND:
80 baskets Hiedseick, Munns' aud Star Cham
payne.
Is or. pipes Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine.
Is half United Vineyard, Hennessy, Jules
Robin and Blackberry Brandy.
$1,000 Genuine Havana Cigars
Holland Gn Irish Scotch and Rye Whskey
0ldJamaica, N. L. Rum and pure Spirits.
ALSO-A general assortment of lower grade Bran
dies, Wines and Whiskey.
WAREHOUSE, No. B. 18th street,
an 26-2m Richmond Va.
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ANOTHER HOMICIDE IN BALTrMoRE-A young mar
named Henry Vonderheida. Jr.. was shot dead Ia
Baltimore last Thursday night, while he was enter
ing the house of his parents The perpetrators are
unknown.
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VALUABLE CARGo.--The ship Reindeer. Captain
Patterson, cleared from Boston. on Tuesday fol
London, with an assorted cargo Of merchandise va
lusd at uDwaris of Sf50.0OO
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Bottle PICKED Up "A bottle has been picked
up ON the Atlantic beach of Currituck, North Ca
rolina, containing memorandum to the following
effect: ''steamer City of Washington, 9th july
1857, of Long Island, near New York, George
walmsby passenger" If this he creditable doc
ument (says the Norfolk Argus,) it shows a set of
the Ocean current to the Southwark along the
coast inside of the Gulf Stream in the opposite di
rection of that great current This probability is
corroborated by the fact that wrecked goods from
the steamer Norfolk, which foundered off Chingo-
teague, have drifted Southwardly, in large quaint
ties to the same beach where this bottle was found
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-19

CRIMINAL MAfTERs.--Wm Jones, who Was tried
in Nelson county Va, last week, for the murder ot
free negro, some time last winter, was convicted
of the crime aud sentenced TO the pesitentary for
Is years His brother, who was jointly accused
with him Of the same crime, was convicted at the
April term Of the Court, and sentenced to IS years
imprisonment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-19

Fifty or sixty carpenters were discharged frem
the Navy Yard ut Gosport, Virginia, on Thursday
last.
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Broad Rock R.cEs.-The Fall meei;r.

BROAD Rock RAcEs.-The Fall meeting
OF the Jockey Club. terminated Saturday last af
ter session of Ave days There two races
run on that day. For the first race {the
Jockey Club purse, $500. three mile heats.) but
two nags were entered. viz: r. II Diekinson's b. b.
Tar River, and James Talley'ss m. Lucy Phillips,
were posted by her hackers on which pothirg Va.
realized but the reflection that they had been mis-
taken In their Judgment Tar River beat the race
IN Two straight heats. The track was very heavy.
a sweepstake, Sa5 entrance. play or nav. win s5a
added by the proprietor. T. W. Doswelps Igit.
tor. Mites Nacon's parodi MeCorwap's Iadv Csmr.
bell and otheTs were entered most Of whom .tart-
ed The race was won by Agitator Time allow
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EALL AND WINTER CAMPAIGN.

wM. IRA SMITH, DEALER IN FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING.-Ilaying greatly enlarged and improv-
ed my store (at my old stand ia Main street, in the
latest modern STYLE shall now be enabled to exhb
il my stock to greater advantage TO nay customers
rsyy liberal patronage bestowed upon me for past
years / shall use extra Efforts to accommodate my
friends and customers TO a still extended stock OF
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING and FURNISHING
ARTICLES of the very latest styles and fabrics
Ny stock will at all times be complete in each de-
partment and effort shall be wanting to give en-
tire satisfaction.
My large and spacious room will be complete for
the reception of my stock next week, and all in
want will find il to their interest to wait and give
my stock inspection before making their fall pur-
chases VIM. IRA SMITu
seq ia Main street.
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THE oRouYps and buildings used by tue
virginia state Agricultural Society are being put
a,hihltian ON the 18th instant. The Fair promises
10 be numerously attended.
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Our dates from this Territory are to the 5th inst
The Constitutional Convention was making rapid
progress, and the more important reports had
been under discussion The slavery Issue finds
little favor, and in California the citizens seem
disposed to let it alone
The Territory is surely progressing In all the ee-
have, with great labor, cleared ND the country
and paved the way for capitalists to improve it
with their money. Oregon has acted wisely In
postponing until now her application for admis-
sion into the sisterhood of States
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III MAIN STREET.

NSE o. Il. TAYLOR has now hand ~
~ large and varied assortment of CHINA,
GLASS and EARTHENWARE, embracing almost
every variety of article in his line of busines Also
TABLE CUTLERY, Plated CAST0RS, SPOONS and
FORKS; Britannia COFFEE and TEA POTS, Urns.
Painted Toilet Sets, LAMPS, CANDELABRAS.-
New York prices All of which lie is warranted in
saving he can sell as lew as any house in the city.
Ts country merchants he is prepared to offer fine
assortment of goods suitable to their trade and is de-
termned not to be uadersold by any other house.
call with o view to examination OF his stock and
prices is respectfully solicited se l2-2m
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AnREsrEp roR DRuNKnNxKss-rhs ola

market was enlivened saturday by Jno. Jops.
self and large crowd, till the fun wss emf .hor.
10y the appearance Of Captain Ellis, the clsrt'
who proceeded to put the drunken man In ans ~
the cells up stairs He remained there YESTERDAY.
AT ,he upper station house, second market, Harry
Mole, white man, was put in tho cage by Watch
man Carter, about o'clock He was drunk. had
where to STAY "-N $50" nv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-19

Cfry ORDINANCES. The Committee on
Revision Of the city ordinances meet at the Conn
eli Chamber, City Hail. this evening, Ut o'clock.
Messrs. Grattan, Dimmock Saunders, Haskins, Hill
and Roddey compose the Committee,
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BARxun ONCE MoRE.-The stamford Comm Ad-

BARNUM ONCE MoRE.-The stamford (Conn.) Adj
vocate says:
SIT is certainly with pleasure that We announce
the probable fact hat ?. 7. Barnum is again on
his legs'-that he is to-day richer man than he
was before his connection with the jerome Clock
Company. 1t is said that he has bought all the
claims against himself for from five to twenty-five
cents on the dollar, with the exception of some
SIS, 600 held in and about Danbury which he will
probably have to pay in full The whole of the
vast property assigned by him for the benefit of
his creditors has again passed into his hands, and
he is again refurnishDg and reftting Iranistan in
good style for his future and permanent residence"
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RUNAWAY
OILS.-15 casks Pure Winter Strained

OILS.-15 casks Pure Winter Strained
" SPERM OILS
81 casks Winter SOLAR OILS. Bleached
20 casks Northwest Coast SOLAR OILS
Landing direct from New Bedford and for sale by
oc l3-6t EDMOND, DANENP0 & co.
ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
4 OTHERS BUYING CANDIES, by wholesale,
will find it their interest, before making their
purchases elsewhere. to give me call, as l am ma
nuacturing CANDIES, in great variety of styles,
ont of the best Deined sugars which 1 warrant to
stand in any climate, equal 10 any in the United
States and at the lowest prices.
Also, in store the usual variety of FRUITS, PRE-
SERVES, NUTS CIGARS, &c with large variety
of TOYS, FANCY GOODS, ACC0RDEQNS, &c, at
low prices JAMES MOORE,
81 Main street, opposite st. Charles Hotel
Sc A-ifIm
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The daughter OF Gen. Santa Anna died lately at
Turbaco, near Carthegena
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Our dates from Brigham Youngs dominions are
to the 5ih August. The Saints" still breathe de-
hance against the government, and seem deter
mined not to submit peaceably to the mandates of
the official representatives who are en- route thith
er A ridiculous report obtained some credence
here few days ago to the effect that Gen Harneys
command had been deteated,by the Mormons, with
great slaughter. 1t is well known that the former
could not, at present writing, have arrived within
the Territory occupied by the polygamists.
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EDUCATION.

A CARD.--Mn. JOHN DUNDERDALE
- respectfully announces that he will bs prepared
20 resume the duties OF bs profelop on ths ist Of
october next. Communications addrssssd 20 him
ears ot Aessrs. Harrotd Murray. or Nessrs Laid
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q ROETTCHER- IMPORTER A n D

~ BOETTCHER, IMPORTER A N D
". DEALER IN TRIMMINGS, w 0RSTED,
YARNS AND FANCY GOODS 1T BROAD ST,
DOORS ABOVE MESSRS. CHlLES Il CHENERY.
Double Zephir Worsteds, in all imaginable shades
Single Zephir orsteds, in all colors
Shetland Yarn, for knitting nubias, white and col
ored
White and colored Yarn, in all sizes
Black and cOlored Velvet Ribbons (qualite de Paris)
Silk Fringes from IS to IS per yard
Dress Trimmings, latest styles SO 25-lm
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In times like these, 'tis wise to save,
l. When cash Is scarce, when Brokers' shave
On good Virginia money
Therefore TO SCHAAP'S store you should co.
When few notes yeuye got 10 show,
He takes all, (ain't IL funnyO
And gives ron bargains In their place
OF China, Glassware. Clock or Vase,
OF Looking-giass or Tea-tray.
Who ever wants cheap gseds 10 md
In fancy goods OF any kind
Calf at SCHAAp's store. so we say.
oc 3-dim Corner Broad and 81 street
WOOD, WOOD have now on hand,
W and am In constant receipt OF large stsck Of
best quality OAK and PINE WOOD, and am prepar-
ed to furnish consumers on the most favorable terms
and respectfully solicit call from all in want.
When fiye cords upwards Is ordered ut one time.
will have 1t packed away free Of cost TO the pnr-
chaser.
81 Orders left with Messrs. Dabnsy Cooke. or
Mr. Geo A. Handiey. Broad street. or Ut the yard,
Broad street. near Brooke Avenue, will receive the
most prompt attention.
oc 5-dimf JAMES A. MOORE.
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UgAD OUARTERS-FALL GOODS,

l. ls57.-The subscriber has received his fall sup
ply Of Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods;
also his stock of Fall Cloths Csssimeres festings
6c &C. Of the latest and most fashionable styles
which he IL prepared to make to measure, at the
shortest notice and in the latest aud most approved
style and cut and workmanship, to be suppressed by
none. r. D. SPENCE,
SEA- No. I'D. corner 81 Main ana itth sts.
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EDUCATION.

DRIyATE INSTRUCTION.-The sub
Il scriber offers his services 10 his friends and the
public generally, PRIVATE INSTRUCTOR IN
the ANCIENT ami MODERN LANGUAGES. aud IN
any OF the ENGLISH BRANCH rs Oh EDUCATION.
He w.,i teach single Pupils Glasses. at any hour, at
thsir own residenc-. Or his room. corner Of 10th
ard Bank streets He will be glad to any who
may wish 20 pursue revise their English or CLASH
cal studios. T. III. MONTAGUE
oe q-GinE Corner of 10th aud Bauk sts.
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BOARDING, &c.
A MEXICAN HOTEL,
- RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Opposite the New Custom House
ALryANnER nuyAI. pronria,or

ALEXANDER DUvAI. Proprietor.
The undersigned having taken this Hotel respect
fully anagl9cs the fact 10 his friends and the pub
G and s2a tasIr , gatrolass ON, ms bas removed his
perso.4i ad undivided attention TO the business and
hopes 70 siss A.tsfsetion TO all who pay patronise
eaolos d .l,e ssson, aud viii always be furnished
With the Gsss OF everything that the market can
Good AID capable servants have been selected, and
tpe gaests ny at all tiiaes expect prompt and par
al 5-ts ALEX DUvAL.
NATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET,
WI: D. GiLKsOy, pRopRrzroE.
~ I'M Sses Tee q charge, run in connection with
nn- Every attention 10 given 10 passengers who
Wish to o. depart By either of the lines of travel
Fo2 SAIE. &a
ELOUR MILL AND FIXTURES COM
Il PLETE PoR sALE-I have enc of Moves, 80
inch BURR STONE MILLS, with all the nocessary
machinery for making the best Family Flour, for
on Cloths Vsors shss ' paiea fets serssn sna
Boiiing Cheets, all ready 10 be attached to a Water
rels Of best Family Flour in IL hours This Mill and
@nachnery @ has been worked in the city Of Richmond
superior Family Flour, asd il now az good ss new
ne present owner having ne use for it, will sell it
Tor less than half of the original cost The machinery
the U. .. Hotel to JOHN JETEs
n. B.-This Mill will grind 10 bushels of Corn per
hour into the finest Meal SO S-dts
EOR SALE-VIRGINIA CENTRAL r.
X. BONDS. ISAACS Il TAYLOR
Jy lS-ts Brokers.
EOR 900 STATE STOCK.
a in sums to suit purchasers, by
jy lS-ts c. W. PURCELL C co
STATE STOCK FOR SALE in sums to
~ suit purchasers.
WANTED.-A few Shares Of Richmond Danville
Railroad Stock, for which the highest market price
will be paid.
Exchange on New York, Philadelphia and Balti
mere. bought and sold.
@. W. PURCELL d CO.,
apG-H Exchange Brokers.