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town. stood in the crowd by the side ot
them rs the sad procession passed along, anu
watched it ut this point for over an hour
1t was not interrupted for q moment--eSceptt
now and then by crowd of prisonerS,-ahu
it continued thus from about I'D IN the morn
ing, when it began to flow. until lett the
street, long after dark. Every church, every
large hall. every private house in the town
has been taken for the service "t the wouiiu-
ed. Those whose ill., urIes are slight AFTER
having them dressed, pass ut once INTO the
ranks and mingle with their comrades. l
looked into the churches rs ! passed by
All the seats ratings. &C.. had been rein"'-
ed;-mattrrsses of hay had been spread upon
the floor, and were completely filled with
wounded men, in every stage Of suffering anu
of peril, lying side by side. The surgeons
were dressing their wUunds;-Sisters I'll Char
ity and other women were giving them WINE
and otherwise ministrrng to their comtort;--
but morning, am sure, will dawn upon
large proportion Of them relieved forever from
their pain. If anything can be more horrible
than soldiers life, it certainly is soldiers
death
The Cent Garles had established their
dn,bHiunrc in the house at which we had
placed our carriage for safety during the bat
tie. Several of these men were wounded near
the Emperor, and the surgeon To the corps
assured me that the Emperor had II ball On
the top of the shoulder, under the epnulette.
Several of the officers Of his MaJestys efdf-
majnr were uls, wounded, and from all can
learn the casualties among the officers on the
French side We're numerous.
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On Thursday last, at the meeting OF the
New York Tammany Hall General Commit
tee a, subcommittee reported resolution
the letter Of Gen. Cass regard
ing the rights of naturalized citizens in their
native country. The resolution, not being
explicit, was referred back, t" be
again reported ut the next meeting which is
to be held this evening. This is not decisive
aS to the course the Committee intends to
pursue. The postp"nement of the question
looks like hesitation; but Judging from the
past, we think the General Committee will
adopt resolution opposed to the views OF
the administration.
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,

mrs NcGiSN, Primcipn.
nNHE duties oi this School will he resumed on
l. the 1T cf A"J"-f n.d. The year is divided
into two terms dive months eacb,) commencing
the LIST Of February and lst OF August.
The Studies pursued embrace Spelling; Reading;
Arithmetic English Grammar; biography; Com
position: Natural, Modern, and Ancient History:
Natural Philosophy Latin French; Music, Vocal
ard Instrumental;D Drawing; Crotcheting; Fancy
knitting and Embroidery.
Mrs. Met. has had long experience in teach
ing. Her discipline is mild and firm. tending Ia
promote the happiness aud best interests of the
young ladies' committed To her care.
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cr"tcheting, Fancy knitting, and Embroi-
dery.) per term Of five months, (pnynbie
." "H'"H't w
-EXTRA CHAKGEs:-
Latin, French, Music, and Drawing, per
Furnished Room, Washing, Fuel, and Lights 90
'Sc VI
Young Ladies attending this School, will have
the advantage OF three resilient Teachers to assist
them before and after hours, in the progress Of
their studies.
n. B.-Mr. McG. will take few Boys, under Is
years Of age, at $b2.jO per session of nouhs, for
Board and Tuition.
Es,- For further particulars. address
JOHN II. McGINN.
Mdd.hnrg, jy li-eotAugl
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CORPORATION PROPERTY FOR RENT

WANTED. A situation as TEACHER, @ d
w young lady Of Virginia, III Il prNar" ilin'.'
To give instruction in the Elementary hrAnrhes
the English Language.
Satisfactory references will lac given by a'idi'
ing I. j. Skinker, at HARDWOOD Post Otfirr. ~.
ford County, Va, or to ID. u. Meade, Al"Nandi
Virginia. j. wi
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WANTED. DESTINATIONS WANTED D.
w TWO YOUNG LADIES, a. TEAthhh
either in an Institute or family y the one !"
instruction in Piano and Organ musl', lhr "'..
in French. German, higher English. Pam"
Drawing, Ornamentals and Latin I" h"g'nu'''
References given il required. Ad'Irrs- l.. -
Salisbury, Litchiirld county. Conn. ~ ~.
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ERRING-l50 bbls. No. Eastern hs'''-'
IL and Alewives, for sale by NM
jyls WHEAT & DH''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15
NJ rHx AUTHOR OF THE
LETTERS OF mozIs ADpUMs

ToorH. ACHE RENEWALS anything that
will relieve pain, with which all sfe more or
les afflicted, should be made known, we take
pleasure In publishing The following remedy
for tooth -ache. FURNISHED by "A friend, ciscov-
cred by accident; Cnloroiorm aud Tannin In
the following proportions, viz: Chloroform
half ounce, Tannin 3Jgrains, mixed. Satura'e
. small pi.ce of raw cotton with the mixture,
nad place ia the cavity of the tooth, aud in-
sian taneous relief will be afforded.
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DnY GOODS. CAnpETTNo, 90.

= - ~, A. 81. = aTu
SlLkS, Sims, SilshS.-M9y Es ~ % e" q ia
~ l859.--Gresi Bsg ains in nhESs sliI Ne 2. .mo
i FAD s'0 ssd sspsd siI. u 70 yeIh y,
Basaderss silks, at SI2s worn 81 n's p ~ :,
uerc Slks, At 81 80 worth =; n.cn saA ~
low prices: Plain anti tiala "e,sns a - al ~.
Also. valentlts and fo'i oe SHcsetes'" - - 'ss'
LsrGe stock Men fIeneu gsns'nesa a." ~ ~. ~
Lame Hotcs; Islcn iriHiiheu Laws aha A"ussin
Sets.
Weinnite, UT lssolos ~, * ~ III raaia ean.xa
1SIEGANT STOCK OF DRY GOODS
Il AT RETAIL OR WHOLESALE, FOR CASH.
Nv recent large additions we are prepared 10
ofrr orr friends and strangers visiting the Fair.
the best stock Of frat- clsss retailing DRY GOODS
we haye e.er had; a.
Een oiiK fsoeEc AT S5o6 TSrth vso'
hieh fafis ne bai1e nUnEgI;
Latse Sech ienrsn y e - Iso. xry,,YNaps
Satin. need " EhaNy,FS anu nnGpt MEhiNU.r,,Tf
VAbkNTiAS PoPLiNS anu foiL pk CHEW
RES.
Lace snd Nusiin Sci anu WILLIAMS.
kieh DE lame kobts at ~. worth Sl4
Kid GLovhs, as good as a. Aiexander's, at Is cents
The best bleacned ShihilNoo ever Sole 81 ., ~,
and l21a cents;
Every artc e LINE lowest cash price.
PERKINS x CO., No. l4l. Eagle Square.
sV,IFE fyIisspEST my GnOUS ~ THE
1 yGf- CsN FINN sT M ~ MIN
s,r nv ios> STRAIJEE niooe sbawls for Ser
wants AZ 2s cts worth ST: 500 ards the handsom-
pss ein,.a. u, ss o. .nJ ~ her o. .
a,ues nv $3.50 q - W. 81, or. ~. 's".
20 pieces l.ssi i,'ih o. q cts, . se.ts al
otuet pdres ~ tHoT wig iouv! sy .si
Sst , tfI gu Gan hi1o IN isieaioo' 10 d. '"A''
. hhuoIp p r...;.. c,.;~. g.. m .. 70
La etth va 81 n. ts nun ou,,;, w -
OF tnose cheap hd@iiis di.u EiV'hS'
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6,4oJ prizes amounting 10 ss320 100
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters 50 50.
APPROXIMATION Pc zes.- The Two preceaia. and
the two succeedlas Numbers to those DRAWN the
Prizes havin- approx I'm atoms viii be entitled To
the Approximation Prizes. accordiaG h, Glass A.
For example 1t Ticket Number 1889 draws ste
$40 eO Prize, those Tickets numbered 1928 1929.
1881 1852 will each he entitled $500 If Ticket
No. $50 draws the S500O0 prize, those Tickets num-
bered 54S 3is SOL oa2 viii each be entitled to $500,
and SO on, aecoraIns To the above Scheme.
The DOO Prizes of $50 viii be detsrmIn sd by the
Prize. For example: II the Number drawing the
Capital Prize ends With No. l. then all the Tickets
where the Number ends in will be entitled to 80
Ii the number ends with number 2. then all the
Tickets where the Number ends in will be emit.
tied to $50. and so on to o.
In ordering Tickets enclose the money to our
address for the Tickets ordered, receipt of which
they will be forwarded by first mail. Purchasers
can have Tickets ending in any figure they may
designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers immediately after the drawing.
plain, and size their Post Office, County and State.
"a. Remember tba. every Priye Is drawn and
payable without deductions.
a. Ali Prizes of 81 Coz and under, paid iIpms-
dately after the drawn otber Prizes at the usual
time Of forty days, in full without deduction
All congratulations strictly confidential
Orders for Tickets To be directed either to
WOOD, EDDY Il CO., Augusta, Ga,
Or WOOD, EDDY & CO., Wiini.agtan, Del.
NJ list of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel. with the amount of the Prize that each
drawing 10 the following papers :--Aususta Consti
nationalist. Mobile Hegister, Nashville Ga zefte
RICHMOND Val DispateG. faglding Miss Ga
rion. and New York Times.
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Law AND MEDICAL CARDS.

DIR. BROKEN may be consulted
- professionally. daily st his OFFICE, on
hours OF 70 and u 4. NJ. aud 20 ,o'ciocS, p
sion Ill any one ,sirin9 his services.
"a He ma. be found az all hours of the NIGHT
Ct mas rsstdencs on Leigh ST. tsouth sidei between
Id and Sd. no Him
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DO VA East there resides a certain NJ. ID. One
very cold night. lie VS. roused from his SUM
bars by a very loud Knocking At the door -
A .,,r ..slt uesi ',tion, he went 10 the wind w
nad asked "Wnas there - "A friend"
sWnat d. You Ntnt - ITO stay here all
aixa,- Say there, then.'' was the beneVo-
ut reply.
Tat must have Teen a very tough rooster,
wnicl crv9ei after hring boiled Two hours,
and thea, hing put IN a pot with potatoes,
kicked them ali out.
The heat prod ucsd in the body of a healthy
ma In the course Of twenty four hours, If IL
c.ald be applied, would be sufficient To raise
about : iJva tons To the height OF one foot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

CskFuL MAN.-Coi. Colt is one of the
IN ~! useful Ma ~ society. Besides tn" many
hunarasis he has constantly EN- nj eyed Ia max
ing pistols, he has recently psanted A large
nnnher of osipr willows on has dyke at Hart
ford, aud or opposes 10 erect boiiding. 50 as To
give EMPLOY meat &, So ar loo meE, who shall
rn,uu tactufr Them into baskets and chairs La
a,ida.i 10 those grown on the dyk Ike. II Acres
arr under cnitIva' loa in the msltia VS., and So
more will lie planted III The spring
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1853 FALL TRADE. 1870
UNDERTAKING.
- " M: r: HAN DER,

s, " M. + tHA NDLER,
eezs snsz,.~-.-SS CABINET MAKER,
FRANKLIN ST., Bet n 18th and l4th,
Having opened shop at the above location. will
give his personal attention to MAKING, REPAIR
ING, ALTERING; VANISHING. &c. of all
kinds OF FURNITURE, at the shortest notice.
He IS also prepared to attend to all the branches
OF UNDERTAKING, and solicits call.
10 SHOP on Franklin street, between 18th aud
4th. Sc SIN
THE UNDERSIGNED RE-
ssssrs- szs.--z.5 TURNS his thanks to his friends
. - and customers for their patronage
in the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS for the iass
ten years. He IS prepared to furnish COFFiNS ~
MI sizes and qualities to suit the crcumstane a. Of
all who feel disposed to bury their frienGs ee- ,il
He has fine EARSE, with glass wind w .'00hs'
SERVANTS C0FFINS of all ',-as ala,
SHEETS. SHR0UDS. &c. on hand a. 1Ss aso,
OF Franklin and 18th streets. ~ INC e"inef
JEREMIAH SAT- rFRwuyTE
au 9-em* Agent ror I'M w. VI r.,
Ct IohfT., ROPER l. MR.
EsSg 80 RAY,
DNDERT4KFRS,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin R;c,
mond, Va,
Keep constantly on land all kinds of ready made
C0FFINS AND F.ETALIC RTRIAL CASE
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CHINA AND DxAssWA9E ...H-
III ri 1" s .s9cx q the 900vs Foods IL now epss.
- nsf, Lea; and Toilet Wars Plain Ana VI W
ryy;.; tes so.s. Gut and Pressed Glassware 49,.
o.n1o. xistors TO the Fair, and a. herr viii snsns
cah - ~ etaiR street, Earie SQUARE M Pssas
---------------------------I HOS a. BULKLEY.
sHf5SnSA ~. AND H0USE.FURNrsn-
AM AMP Who'll EsA,E AND RETAii. m X tE AN
o ara sscs,x,a " BROAD AND Third sTREfETs
and from Northern trade saies. nm,
WITH aRf Of GaHHIfNA GLASS and EHRTH 59e;e
LERY; Plated, BRITANNIA. AipaTT UT.
JAPASNED WARE; besides an endless s .. and
ne 1t 81 Frepch and German FANCY (;S5oisss &
ioIc, 70 wSlch we invite the attention ~ .na
chants and the pnbic general feeling consasa.
a Yuf n9ops aHd Prices will richly pay them r.,
CAL endeavor to maintain our yepm,st ior
,@,-e---1a- ~ -,a IN. WIS sCHAAP 4 co
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INSURANCE..


j AAeME Ess 6fcl IN f IL rh Nsp sIbE u
ssfREEfs, 81 pSo 1l FRoM iii: c6dkiSEk Of
H Up u N S'iBs ss t. .'i Fnas
Merchandise. trd oycry. description OF Personal
Property, {the subject Of fire risk.l against loss
or DAMAGE BY fire, upon terms rs reasonable a. can
tai representet by me IL actual and ample the
standing and htsiness character Of the companies
unquestlonable. From the long experiences have
had. and N, kaowledse of this branch Of BUSINESS,
sn enabled to offer my hume reus friends and the
public full assurance that all business transacted
with me will receive PROMPT attention. and cases
OF loss or damage by Are win be satisfactorily ad-
justed ard speedily settled.
Country Risks and Inland Navigation Risks as
snred on most favorable terms.
SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSURANCE.
- COM pANY,
Chartered BY the LEGISLATURE Of Virginia in 1854.
HOME OF FIcE. Alexandria, VA.
Insures on the Cash and Mutual Plan.
FFSR FysEs HEHSaNAs iNEs g sthEET'
Is Is STsA IE T E#Sa TsHHjaIfEn.
WI. NJ D. TURNER, WI. u R Rhhfr
HENRY w. T THOMAS. Plssiden..
T. ROBERTSON, Vice President.
THos. 7; III ~, Treasurer.
WM. WRIGHT. Secretary.
Applications for Insurance granted and policies
issued and renewed on the most favorable terms,
in the above Company, at our ohoe o,nr
/. G. G. CLOSE,
18th ST., Exchange Hotel Building,
oc 3-6m Richmond, Va.
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L MARINE INSURANCE.
incorporated 1884,
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURE
ANCE COMPANY.
"a Office No. i3l Main Street, Richmond. N
Capital and Surplus, $3.50 oc0
This CoNPkNY has the advantas OF ttcsafy-seren
years experience in the Insurance business, and
having EMO, ed the favor of the public dqrlns all
Of that period needs no special recommendation To
the citizens of Nir~lnla.
IL effects Fire Insurance In oIty and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world
It's cash capital and surplus are as above. and It's
affairs are mana ed prudentiy. but literally, and Its
rates are rs low those of any other GOOD iDstltu
tion. d. Il ECTORs:
w J.. Cowardinl J. +. Wordsworth Patrick Cullen,
lose phi Allen VIM Beers. Geo W. Smith.
Horace l.. Kent. rhos. Sansou, B. L.; Winston
VIM. Palmer, Chas " Purcell, Jno. Gordon
Alex r Parker JOS. =. W iuston, Arch Thomas
jas A. Inloes, II. A. ClaI borne.
Apps to the ftesdeat or Secretary, N person OF
by letter ". l.. cow ARDiN, President.
VIM. WILLIS, gY., Secretary. ia 9-Ls
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III II &c III NJ o. Nd STOyE-W.n-
IN PN n T r. ID " ~ ~ W AkAE

V OUfHbI OF Izfh hnd Cary etfeets
k1 ,,,,,. RICHMOND. Va.
IT.. hEEsEE PARR. Propretor,
ne SUBSCRIBERS respectfully morn tho
tbat tbe 81 vi North Carolina and Tennessee
ndoNE ARE which they are selling n gassy
prices; wi NJ nneraI discount for CASH 'o'oi'
part OF the city free Of charge. ''''0'eo In any
KEEgEE apARp
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THE RICHMOND
w T. r X J.. Y ID > 4 a
.,,yyrrsyT ORIGINAL STORY

fx.
yYpoa making recent 'mPro'e ,~~.,v
WEEKLY DISPATCH, which nave 49,
$500 :, q. popuiarisy and extensive eireu's-
~. :. 80 estimated that from time to time
s~.-.,., .,ories from some Of our most accom-
,,.sn.a critters should appear in Its columns.
ia. sr., Of these, q story from the primary
-, ~ the author OF the "MOzlS ADDomS
LETTERS. promised for some time |" now
.o,n ,,,eted. and its publication will be COM
5000 in the WEEKLY DISPATCH OF NO.
vEMBER a5rH. Tnis story, located Ia TINS
.,,v and some Of the interior counties, - en-
titled: "
overlook Is A TICKLiSH THING !"
"1ig story" asost the Happita C0spis :"
Rteswead,
YrHx AUTHOR OF THE
LETTERS OF MoZIS ADDUMS.
We may congratulate our readers upon the
trea, In store for them. This brilliant story
abounds in exquisite wit, pungent satire, ana
the most irresistible humor. 1t will be con-
tinued in weekly parts for some five or SIX
weeks. Those who desire to read TINS nhe
story. which has been copyrighted for the
D,xpsseA, should Subscribe al once to the
WEEKLY Subscription per annum only ONE
DOLLAR in advance.
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FALL STYLES Fer 1859.

IN FALL STYLES Fer 1859!
- VIM. T.. NOOK h.,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Deal
er in HATS, CAPS and FURS, No 207 Broad st.
near Messrs Breeder L Fox.
Having made large preparation he is now in receipt
of the LARGEST and most complete stock of FALL
in this market before-conslst,ng of Gents and
young Gents fine MOLE SKIN. of my own and
SOFT HATS of the latest STYLES and kinds; Ladies'
RIDING RATS. Boys HATS and CAPS, Misses
HATS and Chlldren's HATS and CAPS in great
variety.
Also, large assortment of NEGRO WOOL
HATS and CAPS for farmers and railroad CON
tractors. Also, Ladies' and Children's FURS of
all kinds and styles. selected with great care and
can be especially recommended, as they will be
entirely fresh and desirable.
All he asks is call. feeling certain that such in
ducements will be offered rs to ensure a sale
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DoaGErT / ANDERSON.

'isSnn ENiptKTR SSsWHkp RkInstIN'oN.
- ATfS OF THE coll ~
LhGE OF PHARMAcG, pRdCTLCAL
CHEMISTS AND PHdRHdCEUIISIS. zZ6
offer 10 country ,hy seiHns and families a pert et-
" NEW aud FRESH stock OF pure and reliable ME
Peyfanasry. Fancy Goods. and ali other thin IN
the Drug line, which they will sell on the best
terms.
made to order and seat 10 anS part oil the Gountrs
LAIDLEI & ROBINSON. Dru store,
AZ and ran Kiln Richmond.
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nuarN1ss NOTICES.
- - :
A LExANDEK GrR .s Es,nl,1n,k mn

.rrVANDER GARRETT,
"A GARY ST. ~ DOOR BELOW lsTHs
<5,rsnsns rae all Iofpsn esus Hefe!,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
nrNrH1L COMMISSION MERCf1ANTAND
DEALER IN GROcERfhS,
Peruvian and Eide Island GUANO, kufhn's
pHoSPTlO. 6uANO, PLASTER &c. Partlcu
lar attention paid to the sale OF all kinds OF conn-
try .preduee.-WHEAT. CORN, FLOUR, To-
fhave made arrangements with Mr.. yso, NJ. sHKr.
paKp Jr., one of the best Judges and salesmen of
tobacco in the city, TO attend to the sale Of all to-
bacco consigned 10 me-
/ return my sincere thanks TO my friends for the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon me,
and hope, BY strict attention to busncss TO merit
. continuance of the same. au ls~dS ~3sn
nOGGETT 4 ANDERSON.
II GOVERNOR STREET,
Would invite myers To examine their E AZ stuess
of CARPETlNG. FLOOR OIL Ci VI no, S ~
CURTAIN Go0DS.which they are seiiin iuv ,a =. =.
low the usual price that such goods arc s19 o.
Also. large and varied assortment OF ~. IN. IN
HAN6IN6S, from the cheapest To tne lines. NAV
is manufactured both French ana AHieIiean'
which will be sold very cheap. We are Also pre-.
pared with the hest of worAmeE e. make ana NJ
10 roou,s in the city country, LAhIEIS, Gth
ThINS' oil, CLOTHS and WtNpoW. SiA D rs,
81 the shortes; notice. Also. PAPEh. HAN6iNG
done nv superior workmen. Housekeepers need
inS nn,t hnS in oar line. will and our assortment
good and our prices low oc5 -3m
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"a FALL, 1S59.-HATS. CAPS AND
AFuRS -ROBERTI l.. DICKINSON. successor
to Bntord, Dickinson WeisIger, 7S Main ST.,
begs leave to- call the attention of his friends and
customers to his large and extensive stock Of
HATS. CAPS and FANCY FURS. which have
the most favorable terms, especially for the F5r-
efnia, North Carolina end Tennessee Trade com
prlsIng al the LATEST and MOST FASHIONA-
Bile STYLES, too numerous to mention, which
will be sold at wholesale and retail, on the most
favorable terms.
Merchants are respectfully solicited to examine
my stock knowing that IN price, quality style il
cannot be SURPASSED.
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ELLETT L. WEISIGER.

IL mo. l67 Main street,
PPOSITE EXCHAEG BANK
Have Just received ALL OF THE LATEST
STYLES OF GENTS FINE DR. ESS HATS and
FRENCH SOFT HATS. viz: Tue GARlBALDI
ZoUAVE, VICTOR EMANUEL, and a splendid
assortment of YOUNG CENTS FINE CLOTH
Cars Also, BOYS DRESS HATS and CAPS,
in great variety.
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nsLk, RAaYs. WIaI,.,,. !.
- ARTIsTs'' MATEHlAI.sN sAsfTf 30

CQ., No. li2 MAIN STREET, Richmond. Va
abevs nave ,nst completed our Fal' Stack of the
hoose-nento1ed articles, to suit purchasers 900
eenameled; and eolored Glass; 900 pure Linseed
N; an gallons Boiled Linseed OIL; Loco gallons
rs OF fsrpsntlns; sss gailaas Maenips Oil; ,suls
lns. w hits Lead. American and English; 900 lbs.
Zinc. in Oil. American and French; 80 bbis. Coop
eTs Glue, various grades; IS bbls Venetian Red,
Enslish: 20 bbls kalsomine; ~ bbs. Paris w ite;
50 bbls Mineral Paint, chocolate and slate color.
IN addition to this, we call the attention of whble-
sais p.teaassss and otlsrs e aar large assortment
in oil of tho most faYorite brands; Sand Paper;
Artists Materials. of every descrintion; Mathe-
mateai Instruments. Drawing Paper; American,
English and French Drawings; Pencils, Eng
iish and German: Looking Glass Plates; Picture
Francs, and Gilt M0uldinsn.
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- NEW Fall STOCK.

cssTo NEW FALL STOCK. n
EyksN OCTOBER 2STH, 1859.
Sl8fAFO UR DRED CASES ~
We have ju,t received four hundred eases OF
BOOTS. SHOES. and TRUNKS, suitable for the
Fall and Winter sales, comPIis,ng good assert
cams, arse sizes; Mems and Boys Kip and Calf
Brosans, Wonen's Boots, ali sizes,5 to s. 8 to .
Boots, of the very hest quality; Mems heavy Double
Sole Pes I'd Boots lar. e sizes. made to order; La
dies fine Heel Boots, KID and Morocco, some very
iar.e sizes. We invite all in want of Boots snd
Sroes. at wholesale retail. 10 give US call; we
will selt them very low. PITNEY WATTS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, &c.

@ BOOTS AND SHOES made to order
zsssse1S for ladies' and gents.-We are now pre-
pared to make To order At short net'ce and reason
and st, now worn. HAVING in our employ the
best wOrknen and using rome but the very best
in want with Boots, Shoes. &c, which. for quality.
sty le and n,sh are surpassed nv none in the nted
States. MARCUS HARRIS & BRO.
Manufacturers and wholesale and Retail Dealers
in Boots, Shoes. Trunks, &C., Main street. next
to American Hotel.
Nj NENzEI Foreman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15
WOHhs.

MARBLE WORKS.
JOHN W. DAVIES,
MARBLE MASON.
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 9TH STREET,
RICHMOND "a,
MONUMENTS. TONES, HEAD PIECES,
MaNTLE S, FONTS. &C..
ia First Premiums awarded by the Virginia Ag-
cultural Society and Mechanics Institute.
GEORGE DARBY, Manufacturer S A-ent for
II the sale of DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
NOUL DINGS, &c. A large assortment constant
~ on hand Orders, by mail or otherwise. promptly
attended to- No. Is. Governor street Richmond,
Va. Young celebrated Smooth Saved SH NGLE
MACHINE put up in any part of the State, at
short notice j. 29-5m
II EAGERTy. BRASS AND BELL FOUN-
~. DER. 10th, between Main and Cary streets,
Richmond, Va Having fitted up FOUNDRY at
the above place | am now prepared 70 execute al
orders for BRASS AND COMBUSTION CAST
INGS, 1T the shortest notice. and cheaper than
any other establishment South of Baltimore. Also,
GARRETT'S PATENT ANTI F RICTlON AND
Rabbits METAL. Tor sale at reduced prices.
n. B.-Hishest CASH PRICES paid for OLD
METALS and taken in exchange for new.
S-Em