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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-21
PIaouemine Female Seminary.

PIaquemine Female Seminary
TN accordance with a resolution adopted by the
/ Local Committee of the Board Of Trustees Of
Plaquemine Female Seminary, at a meeting held
Sept. 9th, 1857, the subscribers to Scholarships
and the Public generally are hereby notified that
the ENDOWMENT PLAN of said Seminary
will go into operation at the beginning of the
session on the first day of October next.
The notes OF Holders of Scholarships will then
be due.
The treasurer of the Local Committee of the
Board, ]. 5. futile, Esq, will receive the pay
ment of those notes and all other amounts per-
tanning to the Endowment Fund
SAMUEL MATTHEW'S,
Chairman Of Committee.
is Turtle, Secretary. sep12
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1857-10-21
HART, AUSTIN & co,

T The undersigned is also Agent for the
"N[LES' works. Foundry, and will furnish
any kind of Machinery that planters may need.
dec27 A. J. CHAPMAN.
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Corner Natchez and Tchoupitoulas streets.
u Barrels returned to be refilled, will be taken
from the Boats free of charge, and will be re-ship-
ped at 10 additional expense to the Planter, ex-
cept drayage. sep3O-3m
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THE~DISP ATCH
49, - iAs3
'', xx.. -, and Commercial.

ct,cn,ars by the Arabia mention soa'e W
80. -. al ~ and an advance TO 81 Thefe were
saSiHi" - -. y,rk Friday. Of sss1 Virginia Ga at
rs'es " S,rtay sales were made Of 81 $40 Do, At
W. All, s a. a a,oa Tennessee @s advanced "a oD
S.rtsv and sales of s3,ofa were made at a66sta'
IT, New York Journal Of Commerce OF saturday
afternoon, says; ,.., ~,
Tn, hpoyancy IN the money market, produced by
.an "a favorable sdvices stili continues ana
farther expansion OF loans would nov Dc n q, ,
msre sufficient prmc.ecurities Offering IL sppeatss
nn,bshe that we shalt have retarn 70 low raves ~
intarn.i long before have what " tcchhIeaIy .sl
81 An easy market. the latter referring moro :"
,he facility in obtaining money upon al Ctasses o
cnrity white the former il consistent Win WANT y,
Confidence m r,est OF the secur ties Offering oii9
S,ntpuance OF low 81 interest. however u Ut
- work relaxation OF the rigid scrutiny oil cte9.
,st stsr while to increase his risk for the sake oi
the extra compensation ,,..,,., t,.o
Ia tbs close of the steamers Nail. but there was only
a moderate bu stnses dose HI sterilns. Bus H o"
Has on London ias.GoI0s do at sight ioc1st4llo.
fha banks of this city hold meeting TINS attef-
n,on TO determine finally In regard TO the reienp-
tom % country money and 3, dsyissa pisn for sets
ration in future business arrangements. We shonid
not he surprised II the system OF specie settlements
sh 1ul be adopted. -,
Ihe stock market Ia active and buoyant. and There
10 cousderabe speculative excitement Prices OF the
ltSa,ting faneies have advanced 2tn3 per cent
The financial news by the Arabia. Is iavoiapIe, the
announcement of tho Suspension OF specie pay ment
in America having created feeling OF Relief Ia Inc
the monetary affairs Ths Borough Bank OF Liver
pool hal suspended. and fears have been
In regard to the Western Bank Of SCOTLAND, ontat
latest dates the latter ss-ned likely 10 weather the
storm.
Inc following table will show the fluctuations IN
CNnsols since the Drevipus adv CeEs
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au 29-ts Opposite the Exchange Rank.
A LBEMARLE LAND FOR SALL--

IA For sale. my Farm Of 81 acres. in Albemarle
unity, adjoining J. o.. Massey, Sneed and others;
six miles from Charlottesville, two and half from
wanna Improvement. One hundred and twenty
acres-one- third bottom land are cleared enclosed
and highly imprt we'd All necessary out buildings
and well Of first rate water on the premisoa.-
Terms liberal. If preferred, an exchange will lie
made for Richmond property. Address me at Rich
Governor streets. S. A. HART.
lS-dGu
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DRY GOODS.
RcO,OOO FRESH DRY GOODS,
AT PRIME COST,
FOR CASH ONLY
DRY GOODS.

NO ABATEMENT OR VARIATION IN PRICES.
We offer our entire stock at prime cost, to raise
money and to quit the business. We cannot afford
to sell crei and there is no prospect of making
cash sales, except at great sacrifice which we have
determined to make, to close out our stock entirely
by the LIST January. and stop expenses. Our stock
is fresh and embraces every thing usually found in
irst-class Dry Goods House. consisting i'll part Of
Sheetngs and Shirtings, every description
Bed Blankets and Negro Blankets
$50 pieces Failed Cloths, Sattinets, and Kerseys
and Linseys
FIauHeis, Tweeds and Jeans
House keeping Goods, uF every desCrip ton
Large stock Dress Silks
Rich Paris De LANES and NouSelaines
Yalences, P0plins and French and English Me
rino5
French. American and English Prints
BumbaZines and Alpacas
Cioaks, Shaw!s and SCarfs
Wide Black and COlored Eelyets, for Cl0aks
Ladies' Cloths, all colors
Hosiery, Gloves udkfs and Embroideries Of all
the STYLES
Cloths, Cassimeres, Festings, Tweeds and Jeans
Gentlemens Shawls, CraYats and Scarts.
We invite early call from a our object is to run
bft our stock for money, rapidly as nossible.
W. 2. PERKINS Il CO.,
&C l6-lm III Eagle Square.
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AIIGuT sCH0OL 0F THK YIRGlNIA
REMOVALS, &c.

- EMOVAL.-Me have removed tempo
~ rarily to No. Pearl street. under the Exchange
Hotel, where we shall be pleased to see our old
friends. G. W. PURCELL CO,
Je4 Exchange Brokers.
DEMOVAL-Dr. PLUME has removed
~ his office to tho third house, South of Trinity
Church, South side, and about one hundred yards be
low the Exchange Hotel DR.. continues to treat all
syphlitc and gonorrhaal complaints and having had
much practice in this line atters himselfthat he
give very general satisfaction call from those in
terested is solicited
Dr. P also makes aud vsnds of the best restora-
lives, Chemical Extract of French Flowers for
stitutiona weakness, ever offered ~ the public.
DR.. I. may be consulted confdcntally by letter. or
otherwise Medicines securely packed and sent to or
der, In almost any direction.
Office hours from 8 A. NJ. till A. NJ. Franklin
eet near the Exchange Hotel. Richmond city. Va
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fAMI.Y OF LlKELY NEGROES, FOR

SALE have for SALE to remain in the city
very valuable WOMAN with three likely children.
The Woman is good Cook, Washer and ironer,
well as valuable house servant, and il sold for
fault. ing about to 10 anOtheF State. DO
not wish to separate her from her husband. Apply
20 u. W. STARKE,
I0--t1 Law lsudinV
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E'AMILY, Extra and Superfine PL1,IIR


FAMILY, Extra and Superfne FLOUR.
- always on hand; Ground and Grain Pepper;
dround and Grain Allsrce; Raw and (lrn,ns Tin,
ger sanger and Brooklyn Mustard; Alasons mack
Ing; shoe Brushes; scrnbbing Brushes; Cigars
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco; Grsund CsSfea
wrapping Paper: Wrapping Irvine, Nutmegs; Match.
IS; Gresn, Black and Gunpowder Teas; Pips Heads;
tnaik Pipes; Clothes Plus, Clothes Lines pIoneh
Lines Bed Cords D.milohns, !. 2, 8 and gallons
Nell Buckets; Macearoni and vermissiii; Bread and
Washing Soda In Kegs aud boxes Flour Pals: s,i-
gar Boxes, &c. &c. Also q great many other arti
ees in the furnishing way too numere Gus 10 mention.
in store and for sale by
noii wM. WALLACE SONS
N0TICE.--At the solicitation Of num-
Der of yonng gentlemen, midday aud evening
Instruction viii D. given a. pERCtvA ~ Z aRANTss
Architectural AMI Engineering nhiee tiotdn's lfafi
m MECHANICAL fHyIL ENGINEERING aud
DRAWING. SHADING, CO
LORIN0. &c.
Those desirous Of being taught PRAcTicar Railroad.
Canal and Drainage Field Work. Will have field IN.
stfuments supplied
~ A vacancy Tor an artsoied pupil.
= Z For terms. apply at tho eihce. no7-l2t
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A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PROCESS
n OF AMBROTYPING, Jsst received from the in.
ventor ia New York, at 0SBORNE3 PICTURE GAL
LERYl Come and see them. They have none of
that ingy appearance Of other Anbroty pes made in
the city. This process is capable of producing the
most beautiful effects. Remember, OSBORNE never
has taken cheap, inferior Pictures nothing but the
best is allowed to go out from this Gallery. No
tashy advertisement ever appeared in priIt of this
establishment. We rely on our known merit.
ALBERT w. OSBORNE,
an % n tha III.
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EDUCATION.
EDUCATION. Mrs. hi /. HUNT,

EDUCATION Mrs III l.. HURT,
IL hasing secured, rs Teaches IA her family, the
services Of young iady. thoroughly educated and
fully competent give instruction in all this solid
AMI ornamental branches deemed me- sssry 10 the
complete education Of lady, proposes to receive
few young ladies' as boardery and pupils and prom
ises % pay due att nton to the manners and habits
of those placed under her care and TO render their
sojourn under her roof pleasant and profitable rs
possible French, Latin, Music, Drawing and Orua-
mental Work Of different kinds. will be taught Tide
sired.
The school will commence on the 18th Of Noycfn-
ber 1857, and terminate in July, 1856.
Terms moderate, ami will be made known upon mp
pication.
Letters which will be promptly aus cred may BE-
directed to MRs. NJ. l.. HURT
.Jolers0nton Culpcper CO. Va
Reference in Rchn.ond-Rey. j. l.. BU ROWS, d. u.
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SUPTS OFFICE r. Il D. X. H.,
RICHMOND, Oct. ~ lSj7.
;>see~~ rs,gv -rszazza~sz=sssg1 CHANGE OF SCHE-
35tsss - - -. LEV INTER- AR
October the day Mail Train will run this Road
daily ~ follows, Sunday eGcepted)
Leaves Richmond at.......- gN0 O'Clock A. II
arrive nj JuuUtion at......-........l2u 30 VI
Arrive AT Danyiile at......-............ 800 p.
RETURNING:
Strive al Junction at.................l2u 80 Nj
And in Richmond at..................... 800 d" T.
The above Trains CONNECTS with the Trains on the
Sout-Se Railroad, both ways. at y o'clock Nj, go
ing 10 LynGhburg aud 10 Petersburg.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN To JUNCTION AND LyNCHBURG
Leaves Richmond Station a:........- SIS " 2. VI
Arrive 1T junction y.25 - I. NJ
hETURNINu:
Or the arrival of the SouthSid Trains and arrive
III Richmond in time to connect with the Trains go
ing North. This Train connects with the South Side
Trains to and from Ey uchbuTg.
&C 70 g. CAMPBELL. Sup't.
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ssac-suruzss LEES REGULAR LINE
Eess@s-.--ss-sss Of CANAL BOATS. Oate Cox's)
the only regular line on the Canal.
Boat TEMPEST, Capt. Jno. Donald.
SuLTANA, new, Capt VIM. B. Smith.
OLIVIA. Capt. j. S. Wilkinson
NAPOLEON, Capt. q. g. i.ayne.
7 " JOHNS, :. CO: johnson.
These all first class Boats commanded by expe-
fienced ard careful Captains, and fully responsible
FOR any damages likely to occur
3D. They leave every other day, Sundays ex.
cepted, y full OF not full
For freight, apply at the Shed IN rear Of the Gas
Works where Clerk will at all times be in attend
ance to receive freight A. s. LEE
10 It's Agent.
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RICHMOND MARKETS. Nov. !

There is no change to note in the market to-day
There is little doing in lour. Wheat is unchanged
Corn il steady at 70sp75 cents. in small lots.
CHARLESTON Nov. l3.-Cotton has declined 40 5.
AUGUSTA Nov. l3-There has been nothing doing
since the receipt vi the steamers news ut SavaGl-
nah or Augusta
COLUMBUS, Nov. RELATIONSHIPS of 1000 bales
Late il the evening, At dscine OF re.
NOBLE, Nov. I3-CottOn--Salas for the week
5000 bales-prices nominal Receipts 6UO bales.
Stock 81 90 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov l3-Sales Of ! 900 bales before
the arrival OF she Aratas news The factors refuse
10 make any material concession Sales for the
week 81 go. Receipts 39.WO-Decrease 10 800 bales
BALTIMORE, Nov. li--Plour is steady; Howard
street and Ohio s5.2j Wheat is unchanged; red at
nc.
Nrw Yoak. ~. fsxG1snr i. unsettled; Gales Of
120p bbls State s. 3Nens4.aa; Ohio s. 4oG1sJ 81 ;
Southern unchanged at S5l0G9S5.40. Wheat Is buoy
ant; sales OF 200 bushels; Milwaukee white loo
Corn closed firm; mixed at lsc Pork is firm; mess
Sl9.7JnS20 Beef isQuet. Lard closed dull III 100
l5c. Wniskey is Unchanged; Ohio 224c.
EXCHANGE BANK
NORFOLK, November 5, 1887. J
His Excellency, HENRY A WISE,
Governor of Virginia.
SRI eRclose herewith statement showing the
last
have the honor to be, &c &c.
q. W. CAMP, Cashier.
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+ ARGE DRY GOODS ESTABLISH
IL aIENT.
HAMILTON, EASTER a. co,
New Marble Building,
NJ. 100 anI nlad 2n3 I.LLtiniOrk .Nrsst.


HAMILTON, EASTER a. co,
New Marble Building,
Ms 100, 2o1 and 203 Baltiatore Street.
BALTIMORE,
u4so nog in store fmosty Of their own importation
0l VI The largest md most complete Stocks IN the
sI is Sd 5SIIk GOODS Of every class
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES Of every descrip-
MOURNING tiSI GOODS
GLoAkS MANTiLLAS and suhWLs yys
Efs uTiLT boaEsTc d5oSs S
PLAINTIFFS for sERyASTss USE,
Ca RETAIL ROOMS on first foOr-thc PRICES
affixed to each article, from which no deviation is
ss- WHOLESALE ROOMS on the second and
third hoors 0c &-d3nl
OUCH PRICES FOR GOODS.-If we
~ have sold some of cheap lots Of Goods, we
still have some very big lots left which are TO be
COST, FOR CASHi
And we give below some astonishing prices:
l5t"0 yards best English Prints at loo per.yd
$500 :. tine Fast Cold do. &c.
5000 " Plain and Printed Paris DeLaines at
less than cost of importation
Large lot of English and French Merinoes, from
25c. to I5c. per yard
5 cases q Bleached Long Cloth at &c, worth
5 a. BIeached Long Cloth at 3D., worth
l21s cite.
10 bales Brown Shirtngs at and &C.. great
reduction
10 " Brown sheetings at s and &C., q great
reduction
Brown Sheeting, 21a yards wide, at 2lc.
Bleached DO, to yards wide, less than ever be-
fore sold
Rich Brecade and Plaid silks, from SOC. to 75c;
and 81, which is less than half the usual
price
Mourning Goois fIom the celebrated msnussetu
ers, Pateu LIE Lupine CeidO, Geber h Co, such "a
BombaZnes, Thibet Cloths, TaIDise. Chally and
Mouselines; Black Alpaca and Canton Cloth, which
~Oud be to the interest Of cash purchasers TO exam
inc. &C IS CHRISTIAN LATHROP.
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r.: s~n ssu CE-CHANGE OF
800 - HoUR.-on and after Friday, Sept
SAMUEL RUTH
Superintendent Transportation.
0FYiez r. p. 4 p. r. L. CoxPAsY,l
Riehmon3. Sent. ~. 1877. I ae92
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iS a., following table will show the fluctuations in

w. rhe decline in braadstutfs sppesrs to have been
caHsei part BY the report that France had recon
si3ered the prohibition to exoort grain; there was
also a general expectation that much cheaper pnr
ohas-s would os made this side in consequence Of
the financial pressure here.
Toe fnan~ia troubles ha caused decline ut Liv
erpOoi OF Hdbli In cotton, but there more stea
diness at ths Ct Breadstufts had also declined,
whest being ii0c6i per bushel lower, and flour hay-
ing fallen on 2sh}s per Dbl. The drain espece from
the Bank had not bc-'n important. The return from
thu Bank Of England for the week ending the 2ith
October, gives the following results waen compared
with the previous week:
Public deposits. 81 sol .Tncrea.e Tlg
Other deposits.....I2 hS $50. Increase....l3 80
Rest ....... 32}g tg9 rease ha2
0oya't securities. 2jt 5i.Sane AS last week
On the ether side of the account:
0tbsr securities go 40 1.... Decrease. % 96S
Notes uuonp oyod -, Increase sol3
The amount Of notes in circulation is fi9 76S 26i
being decrease Of fil6 $50 and the stock of bullion
in both departments ia e. 69 7g4 showing decrease
of fi5i,6S4, when compared with the preceding re-
tura
The following is comparative statement of the
South Carolina B,uks for the past month
Circulation. Specie. Dom Exchange.
Sept......S ,ln5,I70 S.oJJl9 sln2tJ.IA
Oct.......... 66I4279 7Hi.1UI 9,33362S
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t2flgs--,lIIT1I:ra COX'S LINE,-FREIGHI
5000 -s:s-s- BOATS TO LYNCuBURG-TWIC
i NEEK-W WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Boat OLIVIA. Captain WILKINSON.
VIRGINIA, Capt. LOCKER.
LITTLE TENNESSEE, Capt. CLARKE.
MERCHANT, Capt. PARSONS.
These all first class Boats and the cargo OF each
one is insured.
These Boats load in the Dock, in rear Of the Old
Gas Works. For freight, apply to
VIM. p. COX, Agt,
At the Shed in rear Old Gas Works
l4-ts Dock street.
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MO ii U BUG.
StupendOuS Bargains !!
AT NO 81 MAIN STREET
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS.

= IMMENSE STUCK OF GOODS.
Selling Oh. without regard to cost. amounting to
Cess, IL not) more than
sY15O,OOOi
ACongis'ing Of hou.e Furnishing Articles: Rugilsh
French and German Fancy foods; Wood and Willow
Ware: Fancy Baskets; Broonis; brushes: pals: This
Aais; loskingsi classes; perfarnery; Soaps Matches
and All sorts Of Yankee Notions, too tedious 10
Hishtlon. all (Which viii De sold awful eliesn
a Visitors 10 tss Fair. and everybody els, will fur
tlas rare opportunity TO supply the mseiyps with
mental. T-N "s'.A' 1is" o's"
Dontfosgst the No House Furnishing Bazaar an
Fancy stsrr, no. az Main stsset
DC 20 WARREN.
a kT.CLES. for. the prevention Of chan
ped hands and roux,.ness AT tns vi. -. NJ
serine Giyeefine Lotion Glyesrae. Honss AM. pnr,.
hs sestp. Agiandine cainnbor Ice and Min OF Roses.
fresh Prepared aadfpr sale By 10y 'a.'s' uotn
p. JOHNSTON BRO.
80 Druggists.
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Thornton Higgins Co.. Manchester; Chas. Smith
Co.. Manchester; James Condie, Perth W. II
Brand Co, London; Balabio 4 Basano, Milan; Eng
lander Sons. Pesth: Mr. BearZ. Vienna; DR.. ZuA.-
chweadt Vienna; Seven houses mot nsmed) Pesth;
Windhof Pieper. Hamburg; A ship owner. Beltasl;
manufacturer, Belfast; N. Fries {suicide ALSO ilei
deiberg; Borough Bsnk, suspended, Liverpool john
Ca suspended, Great ST. Helens j. ). Do Wolfe
pended. London; Gond & Davies, suspended, London:
KObert MorrOW & GaThrctt suspenlei. London.
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, $50 Pro4i
street
NJ. GOLDEN offers his entire stock Of SHADES It
the following reduced prices. for cash. viz:
Landscapes, 81 cts, worth S7l4 cts.
Plain Shades ~ cts. cheap at 81.
Boquets 62 cts. cheap at $l.2l.
Vases 81. cheap Mt 81. %.
Gothics 81. cheap at 81.
Gold Border $l.jO. Choapat s.
Velvet Border 81, cheap Mt 81.
Velvet aud Gold Centre Is, cheap at Sl2.
Also, beautiful assortment al India Rubber Ia
be Oil Cloths. durable article.
p. S.-Storekeepers and pedlnrs supplied at New
York prices.
e. Shades made to order. at short notice.
X
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4 TTRACTIVE STOCK
y r Y GOOD S
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST!

Ia consequence of our Mr.. J. WILLINGHAM de-
string to withdraw from business by the LIST of JAN
nary next, because Of continued bad health, the I'M
dersigned will IRON and after this date. proceed 10
dispose OF their fresh and we'll selected stock of Dry
Goods, for CASH without regard to cost. the object
being clt out the entire stock by the date named
above.
To oar regular aad prompt paying customers we
will make deductions from former prices, the
usual time OF months, and solicit their orders.
Buyers are assured that our stock is desirable
one, without any old stock, the bulk of it having
been laid IN this season on advantageous terms.
oc 2H-lm WILLINGIthM & TAROY.
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RAILROADS, sTEAMHoATs. 90

: ~
uPFICE suHTJI.s1pE RAILROAD COL
PETERSBURG SEPT. I'd, ISL.
r.. M t-ynzszHsx1 ON AND AFT X
kSSf - ~sssrs--.sa;31eg No NDAY next, the 18th
inst AMI unit further notice, tho following schedule
will berun ais read daily Sundays excepted) by
the Passenger Trains;
MAIL TRAIN
Leave Petersburg at............. 90 o'clock A. Nj.
Arrive at Burkeville (Junction) IS
as.s ~ Lynchburg at.............. 1 ~ Z. u.
leave Lynehburg at................ II 20 y NJ.
Arrive at Burkeville tJunction) 20 r. VI.
+" at Petersburg at........... 20
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leave Petersburg Is o'clock P; NJ.
Arrive at Burkeylle (Junction) 9 25 "
ut Lynchburg at.............. 30 M
Leave Byncni'urg at..-.......-...... 10 90 T. NJ.
Arrive at Burkesilie tIanction) % A. ".
at Petersburg ae........--... ) - " A. NJ.
The Accommodation Train connects with the Viz.
ginia and Tennessee Train, going West and coming
East; wish the Richmond and panvile Train at
Rurkeyille; and with the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad going North and South at Petersburg.
80 5-ts q. Is. ALLSUP. sup't.
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ZINE CHEWING TOBACCO-We have

l. in store expressly for the retail sales. the
largest and finest lot Of Chewing Tobacco in the city
of the following choice brands: Glliam's Wine sap
Cosby 4 Winfree's Pomgrauate, do dc. Palmetto
do. do. Pride Of Virginia, Ross Peoples FayEie
DilPs May Flower. Christians Comfort do ludor-
table. FISHER & WINSTON, Druggist
&C % No. l25 Main street.
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y GATHRIGHT, formerly on 18th

~. street, has taken one of the new tencments
Just erected on Governor street. between Main aud
Franklin. where he will he pleased 10 see his friends
and all others who may desire to purchase, FURNI-
TURE assuring them that h" will sell goods for cash
cheaper than they can he bought elsewhere. His
stock is much larger aud great deal better than 1t
ever has been, consisting of all articles usually kept
in furniture store, together with a large assortment
OF FEATHER BEDS, HOLSTERS, PILLOWS ami
MATTRESSES; also BED COVERING. Persons in
want OF any article in my line will find il to their
advantage TO give me a call before purchasing else
where.
Sc 23-3m T.. GATIIRIGHT.
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~ MEMS RUBBER BOOTS.-Just
III received, a large supply Of Rubber Boots, from
- the best factories in the States. For gentle
~ men TO hunt in, TO wade creeks and marshes,
here can be nothing equal II them. They are very
ior for dtchers also. and fishermen, teasters,
&c. and will Re sold for only s.. at
WM WkLSHS, No. 43 Main ST.,
nnnosita CharIes Hotel
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THE VIRGINIA TOBACCO WAKE
l. HOUSE,
NO. % FRONT STREET. NEW YORK.

CONNOLLY & ADAMS,
CoHHISYfON MERCHANTS AND AGENTS
- P0R THg SALE OF
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA MANITYAc
TURED TOBACCO.
81 Liberal adyancenents on eonsignments %
R6lNhEs Z: ADAMS Is connected with our bouSe
JAMES A. CONNOLLY. RoBr. NJ. ADAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16

TALIAFERRO FAMILY FLOUR.-We
nequalled brand ofFLOUR
Persons wishing TO their supplies will please
leave their names at our Office. Cary, corner Of
18th street.
TIA FAIIAERRpn A pRTn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16

II BOOTS, SHOES, GNSm
III TRUNKS, &c.-yisitors to SSSsyTyTT
the Fair respectfully in <x3s5NJk SSW
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS. &C, before purchasing
They will nnu iii my assortment every Kind adapted
10 the wants Of the Virginia trade of the best Nor
thern manufactutc; and also fu assortment OF
Boots and Shoes of my own Manufacture including
2sn pairs of Negro Shoes. All of which will be sold
as low such goods can be bought for.
A call is invited at No. Is Main street, near the
Old Market.
CT JOHN c. PAGE. JR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-16
V'HE RICHMOND SODA WATER AND

SlLkS, SlLKS.--Good news for the
Ladies' sl2.00 Dress Silks at their own prices,
comprising the newest and hAndsomest sty lee To ~
tJnnd IN the market Also, large lot Black Silks,
when We aIs Offering at q heavy discount sad un-
call. CHAS A fWITKISs
&C - Oppos;te Exehsnga Rank