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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-21
Casice Bacon.

\AE have Ia -tJes, aad Tor sale, a snail lot Of
w sltA 20 t-sndy bsasa, cure by ose OF tue besi
Soliaise ed J 1an tae coaatry.
AlLd.L, n DOPE n CO.,
sepS Nos. o Aad Market St
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-21
Attention, Machinists, sc.

annn FEET OF Leather and Gam Betting from
4DiDU 2to IL inches wide. Also, Lace Leather
r. inner Barrs and RivetS hand aud for sale low
Tor cash Nos 30 aud SO corner OF College aud broad
Way. d u" SSA
sepu3-f
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

COMMISSIONERS CERTlFIcArE.-The under
signed sworn Commissioners to superintend the
drawing of the Sparta Academy Lottery, do hereby
certify that the above is accurate list of the
numbers and prizes they were drawn by US this
day, Dec. Sd. 1859. at Augusta. Ga.
FIG. BARBER,t Sworn CONS.
l.. p. DuGAS, io"o'n 0ol" o.
Sworn to and subscribed before me.
LEWIS LEVY. J. p.
ExPLANATioN.-The left hand row in each of the
above columns contain the numbers which were
drawn from the wheel. The amount opposite each
number is the prize which the number entitled to.
IL your number is not IN the list, and does not end
in 4 your ticket is a blank.
All tickets where the number ends in are en-
titled to $50 in addition to any other prize which
the above drawing may entitle it to. Halt quarter
and OF nth tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates of packages are entitled to all they
draw over the $40 prizes. Halves, quarters and
elg hths in proportion.
Prize tickets aud certificates must he returned to
this office. Tickets that have Not drawn prizes
need not be returned.
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|.O PARENTS AMI Il A n III A r , OF
RICHMOND. XA-A select CLASSIC A L, and

TIsO rAs. ENIs AMI Il L A nDiA = OF
1 RICHMOND. YA.-A select CLASSICAL and
MATHEMATICAL MALE SCHOOL. opens on
MILL ACADEMY, In Buckins ham county, Va
Thus. J. GARDEN, A. M. prineipsl TERMS
FOR 10 MOxTHs.-S50 Tuition, and Sl00 for board
&c No extras. Only is scholars taken. None
need apply who cannot give testimonials Of good
moral habits, either by reference or certificate.
Those Who desire tn have their or wards at
school under good discipline and where they
will be free from the haunts OF vice and d ssipa-
on, will have an opportunity of entering them by
applying soon, Only few more pupils can be re-
ceIved
Fos Information, apply to C. H. BARKSDALE,
Esa. of the firm of Barksdale & Brother hockoe
Slip, Richmond, Va. oc2g-tlF
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| PIANO rORTEs.
zE LIGHTE q BRADBUR YsN
MANuFAcrQRY OF
w ~ GRAND AND SO UARE Pf1NOFORTES

NATHAN'L CARUSI, Broad Ricnmonl.
where an assortme ntcan seen Q Their who Q
sale or rogai.
LGHTE d BRADBUR respecsfa. ,,nform the
public that within the present year they have r.
orEanixed their whole establishment, 80 that ther
patrons can rest secured that aii improvements
introduced in their manpfactoYy, all Of which ~
warranted for all time The attentioa Of the pubic
z garslcuiATly called g thcir premium SO UARE
Tor power, volume sweetness Of tone, elasticity Of
ttuch and eleaant exterior. stands uuriyAiad even
BY tho Concert Grand The unanimous opinon AZ
the gfeatest musical celebrities (which can IS sesa
at Mr. Carusifs IN that our instruments defy COM
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EDUCATION.

MRS. G.. PELHAM. Iato of New York city.
1Hldesires to inform The citizens OF X chmond that
she is prepared to give instruction in ITALIAN
and ENGLISH SINGING, with PIANO FORTE.
She has studied under the first English, German
and Italian masters. and will give especial atten
tion to the cultivation OF the voice.
REFEEEScEs.-New York, Rev DR. Bellows. Rev.
DR. Adams. Prof. A. Basio. rrof. Howe. New Jer-
sey, Hon b. NJ. Price, Rev. Mr.. Shedda,. Rev. Mr..
Peet; Richmond. Rev DR. ield Rev. MIR. Minnie
gerode, DR. X. H. Caheii.
Apply at the Arngto House, on Main street.
no2%lNr
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oueH TIcEzrs can bs secured at tho fellev-

Passengers breakfast and sup at Ashland and dina
ON board the comfortable steamer between Acqais
Greek and Washington. -
MA For further information, Apply at this of6co.
Broad street, SEDckoe Hill.
LAS. 2. WINSTON, GeaI Ticket Ayr
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~ PIANO sToaE, Nc: &c a.oAe.sr;,

zx> PIANO STORE. No. as BsoAp.sr.,
6TF7 opposite Rssedsn Fcxs DIV Goods
VI ~ Sfsvs.--Ths subscriber would invite can
q Other INsfR6HEsfisso z 81 tsss:
constantly on hand taFsa assortment Of 6ne In
strupents. seeetsd ~ himself WITH spsosal cerq.
Having eeen many ssas. ~ tAe tra1e, md o@ipx
Piano. he posaesses pecriiaF a4vantaeeA and neveF
sells an fnstrument which he .cAnn0t fseemmend
Sons. a. Metz York, vAass lnsefu1nent1 no velI
known throaxhoat the e00ntvy, and also ke4p0 "a
Z Ho.s Of naltim0ro, ard tAe Planes of other ve7I
known me11haceNreRG yhDao VITO vi6h "a M
meat q Z. MAYRs No. SlS ErSe5 n.
0ppanito Broe&en r ESx
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NOTICE...The UNDERSIGNED beg leave to In
tb. sss sa4e q Effna mt shay have
PROVISION STORE. on 18th street, wallace
Sens II hh ed .ssad and aans il a esrt-
10 hhds. western and Baltimore slDEs.
,o % c cfTN Pa
ss. Choice Ssfhsn End blades BUTTER.
6 sSss. and e &c NJ Mou thf GaNpLEs
Is Is , ,sxss 6 65n p A 4 az do.
And . Inc stock Of WlNEs and LIQUORS.
We o1et the above on as reasonable terms as
'A'' San V ma ~ 'n'A e.'sP PARKS & MINER,
18th st., Wallace Sons old stand.
OF1icE OF RIcnMoND & DANvILLE R. r. Co.,{
THE rwExFfH AN NsHsn9er M II is'si
Of tho Stockholders of the Richmond and Dan
RIOS BRock IE psfSTpsI ,s Treasurer
FORM oY PROXY.
the undsr.isnsd do hereby constitute and appoint
s x: e a & s s. s A. Fs
mona and Danville Railroad Company, to be held
meetns thereof iePsbv rafs at ANY
:. fun, a if were present, and Voting Ssisf IN
In .is sss ,sE. Of hr'sntS s affixed
NEW STOCK DE FkESn GOODS Al
sAMoEL SWITZERLAND. M is2 Main street
& as snd d ssas t Il ess
Gaze .s Bsss, Waddink. and Sporting Articles Of all
Tssf &c. ce Rssopssrs sfn IN any F aaan
tity and on the Eost favorable terms.
Tbs certi6es that al the sixth annual exhibition
c ne cn'tsd states Agricultural saeie1y held a,
Es ~ octoner, lsao, one silver and three
In
SgTaERLAASD, Of Rieh,nend, ya., io. Guns rs,
Bks PEaLxr Poor r. sse'y. ~ 'eS b
ENGouRAGE SOUTHERN MANUF1C.
article ,san ts Mh Sorths, can Is good better
fAE sss f CO. &, raes # Oil
S ~, y .atge noxes oialnat u bs and sold retail
D.actins mas been IN tise in this city Cor tho last
,s.sny ysaf, and IS warranted not 70 in1ure the
taIsd only b. Jas slLI. brass sns.ae
Corner Main and 10th sts.
HnAT IRISH LIN EN- that LEWIS selling
kind Ss esy II Is we'll worth rs cents g s per
ysTd; hut having large supply on hand, and bsv-
tsrmlred 70 yiys his cu.tomefs rood hsrsa TO-
also. best quality Lonsdaie Cotton At i2az cents
tflNE GLOTMtNG.--our~s stock OF French Bsa-
vsF. Pilot Cloth,snd Cashmere Ove +. caats.
Ses! fre9ca Dicss Ff..rss; elegant Velvet. Silk
lshsHE Goods 81 Al hands is NEST e.tsnssF ui,
: isiss ssf fs w : D''
RICK DKtSs sulTs-Faaev c...;".,...
Steal Mined enits; BIsck Cass,ms, WI Icot eutty
- ~ p 5 .s ,,s. Vests Just received
@@AnaeofI, HARRIS & CO.
liz Nain street.
lbnffrgn EAxsHkEfS. Az kEOUC1O
frc.s ms season 10 advanced, No will
r@aes3 ~. - oar st0ek 81 GnrSsts ~ EEeatly
JOIiN66N HARDWOOD.
-----.- No. n, Main street
M ~ ktssME .1EI IAgNES al ONLY I2ss
~.rAs Is, .Khk. 4AMU.-kecxlved TO day 100
yxEs.i @ 1Ee1e4 MuUtELINE DE LANES
easn H 70 e1et - ~ Ekg per yard. A great bar,
s1' JOHNbON 4 HARDWOOD.
- No. ~ Msin ct.
49, ss-ls 49, iszsra g and 4 Slsass. Il
4sksslE 3 PLEAsANTs.
en- IA lep e.axss cnttisx. n. b. and pis.
-.s...z-.,. s. Sc lAssiE ! PIE PIfk;asANrs.
Il. 8 b. 3el B. t1 DA'4fEspoRr
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"PoGT OF BRENEN."-The United States
consul at Bremen announces that the term
sport OF Bremen" occurring in Charter Par
ties, is understood 90 mean the port ut the city
of Bremen. and not Breren-Haven. Conse-
quentiy, 10 avoid expense, delay and risk, ves-
sells should be chartered for Bremen Haven -
instead Of for "Bremen,' or the port OF Bre-
men
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F. Q. BAKBER,I Syrorn Count.
L. P. DUGAS, owofh Coha
Sworn to and subscribed before me-.
HOTELS, &c.
EXCHANGE HOTEL AND

T. - : = 80 : BALLARD HOUSE.
In presenting this card to the public. we return
many cordial thanks to our generous patrons for
.ha I sss hsg hss
initiated Sept. /. 1859, will receive the same en-
coufasement that our previous efforts and labors
Messas oHN fES nat With f.
and zach one pledges himself to e do Wat the aom
fort. convenience and requirements OF their guests
we @ to sfsH s9d Tasa R Thf. n5 Il
promise to use renewed exertions to render the es
Enlistment IS con Portable as possible. With po-
wants. we snail endeavor to afford complete salts
faction to the travelling public.
A. BA Previous o card long 81 Since published TO
sufficient proof that our establishment has never
been closed, and that, since its publication, we
have been IN better condition to entertain visitors
than heretofore. Allrumors as tn closure or in
tended closare, we desire our friends to notice as
misrepresentation. Sc Its
cRRGaEiD STREET,
DANvILLE, VIRGINIA.
Visitors that no viii to
Ts TaTx AL We H sospsE :. solicit &. sT s
OFFICE, and our ouinibusses viii always be ir
Ts sso to carry gaSseanffsrEs ss and from the
sll-,,d " II i. N SIMMONS. rroDr'''0r''
UEAD4laRTEks KICHMOND-MADE
II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF the Legislature,
and stfanseIs xlsslns me city will ind by calling
nn menu rns 81 ucorHiN Of b ia a as
low as the sane quality and woIkmanship can he
had Of Northern manufacturers. He has been
nianaiacturng the larger portion of his work here
ers that they shall S have sns san esbing
that shall compare in every respect with North
vncsd that cIothins cap ni be nanasctured in Rich
mond as low as in any city IN the u spHNcr
r,,.k;o. md MeTchanf Taller
No. iso. Corner sr1 81 Main and 18th SITS.
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HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, &c.

HATE CAPS, BOOTH, &C.
80 H9IICE TO LADIES AND
nns saa bss {. sss
selves nom Paris. Also Materials for the mann
sa ssSs. .9 and ss.1 o z:
superior % ap HyLIE sYes n 5hs S ana co.
Importers and Manufacturers Of
Boots and Shoes. No Ia Van stree street,
I nsys e. sfss o..
TT KS. To do 90, shall from this day offer
% X ns " s sssqh:
dies FURs. win ind i much 10 thsir advantage
to give me . call before purchas ins elsewhere.-
c & &c e. .,.. d HAr + a Safs and
Ladies' FuRs. just received; TO pa %eoSE to
n NOTICE 10 STRANGERS VISIT
uI'y cali The attention Of ran s and others
f ;ss Z si
they will find large assoKtmeEt TO select from.
No III Main St, Richmond, Va.
80 RALLY GOOD SHOf S--NEW
90 - STOCK.-.We are making. and have just
received this day BY steamer, another supply Of
nss nssv ss e
We warrant them to be superior 10 any in Rich
sS sIsss q ssns
buy them say they last twelve months without
any mendng. Also, Boys and Women's Shoes OF
the best qualities Weinvte all IN want OF the best
Shoes or Boots to give US p Sn!I; Wits
- GOOD SIzEs1ExTRA.-ws are
men of the following kinds: Women's Boots, to
g. S to O. s to 9; Women's fine Morocco pegged and
sewed Heelcd Boots s to ?. to made 70 our or
der; Women's prime Dutch Boots; Misses Boots,
&C good Cd si For sale low ~ PUTNEY WITS VAT a0
n TO THE MECHANICs.-The subscriber.
! having been IN the employ mcnt Of Mr. John
new store at No. }pe Brosd street where he Is pre-
pared to furnish the best Mo- E,SKIN II ATS foi
Practical Halter, No: 100. Broad street,
N. B-Repairins neatly done. no lin
UREDUCTION IN PRICES-CHAS. 90 81
~ BELLE, Broad street, between I'd and Sd,
keeps a large stock of LadIes', Genfemen's and
Seryants wear constantly on hand, and dehes sny-
body IN Richmond to compete with him in his line,
- he manufactures 10 order. and superiBtends
himself loc14-1yl CHARLES BELLE.
a rE FAIL, d lsSg;rH GAPS AND
to Binford. Dickinson 4 Weslger, g 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
been selected from thesiargest manufactures, on
the most favorable terms. especially for the Fir-
prising all the LATEST and MOST FASHIONA-
BILE STYLES. too numerous to mention, which
will be sold at wholesale and retail, on the most
favorable terms.
my stock, knowing that in price, quality or style il
cannot be SURPASSED.
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sUP'Ts OFFICE q. Z D. n. r.,

- rfa257azz& ERIN NAIL R0UrE.--By .
:. : - - late aTransement, the Richmond
and Danviile. South Side, Virginia and Tennessee,
Fast Tennessee and Virginia, East Tennessee and
Georgia. and Memphis and Charleston Railroads
have entered into an agreement To pass Negro
Children urder three years Of age, over their
respective roads, to take effect and after Novem
Der LIST, 1859.
To persons trading in Negroes, and Others this
route offers advantages unsurpassed by any other.
For further particulars. apply at the Ticket Of
&C H-dts c. CAMPBELL. Sup't.
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MEDICAL CARD.-Dr. PLUME offers his SER
tl vices to the public in the reatmentof all secret
branch gives DR.. P. a claim to public favor.-ofiee
on Franklin street. near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church, same side. Al
ways on hand, supply Of the "CHEMICAL FL ..
TRACT OF FLOW ERS;" one of the very s osst
cinss sent to order. All commr nications by ietteT
or otherwise promptly attends to. Richmond. Va
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DEATH OF THE LAST SURVIVOR OF THE
WYOMING MAssAcRE.-Asa a. Gore, Esq, of
Preston, Conn. died in that town OH the LIST
inst, at the age of 81 years and months. He
was the last survivor of the Wyoming masss-
ere, having been carried away, when child,
in his mothers arm. His father and all his re-
lations but his mother were killed.
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Gek4 MISREPRESENTATION.
Sc 5 eMerxErr G GO - g ! N0gRTH-NEW AR
NokFHEk ar Ro IGh4soysH
ryng the great United States Mail. Twice daily
SUNDAY night excepted between Richmond, Alex
andria, Washlngto ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Nav
Creek and Washington, over the Richmond fssd-
ericksburg l. Potomac Railroad, to the Potomse
river, 10 Mules, and BY splendid and comfortable
miles In seven hours; being comfortable and per-
fectiy safe rate of speed. {. 8 q III -.
Hours of departures: $50, A. M, and $50 PM
BAGGAGE. under charge Of Special A1ents.
CHECKEDTHROUGHto w ashingtcn Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York.
THROUGH TICK z "a ram IN nocu-ed NJ the fal,.~-
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Charles Stark who murdered his wife, Ca
roline, in August last, at Lebanon, CT, has
been found guilty az .nanslaughter, and sem
tencea 10 the State Prison Tor eight years, and
to pay q fiue of $40.
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allayu Ill irritation 0f the throat ana mass ano
Nk-Ifyou are bllpus. and lavs = I'D ccl9,s
They remove al bile and colds from the system.- -
Iwenty-6ve cents box. Bold ~ Oil DraF9lssn -
..s- : :. |; -SssS;S rCT0R7NT
I'D scnff5s;H svyR nj on 4; sEAT PECTORAI-
roR CbNsiTMPTitjN. COLDS, VQQGHg,
ts AND ALL DIs s,s ~ o te,t Il many YEAR,
us ~ = :. Tar irritation OF inlEamma-
tIon Of the hunEs Throat or .mnenty sassror 70
o.6er Known penpopnds S:sd e, &c I'''f and
raG,ca CrrS 81 oab Ssrup f general uSe,
"a } and constituted parts Of
m ,saIs sosvoiS entirely The addition Of drug: thot
can IN any way tend to no s1uh a. cousS to stop
6ns e :. sI.o xpsoted Of regularly
anss nS se ala, cough BY his opium and
sc.; HI mnlssses and laudanum, antimony, NOR
ghia ana Tio ri Is. p"tient. Many OF the
nostrums Of the day have power ~ stop cough,
saa se cs d SsSsss s of psahsps
caasss whsS 0G ss Continue suo e
Tabs,0f; sl Chrome as % still
are the orsans connected crs 20 no
co ms n RusE'S Couch SYRUP win not only
VA ccuch k't in ali cases prevent that LION Of
ssS onpa;nt n,arrha, Dysentery. DR..
q RGSE,S Gan MINATIVE BALSAM 10 the
W6st 5s1 phiN popular remedy
cwyes cboi;c. pans in the stomach or Bowels,
Bruises I Rsin' IL sss .Ts 3;
sxternailyMprice L. rs and 50 cents. re Doctor
has had ample 1me 70 Depot SOS Arch street. Phil
se sd ia W l. wARING, lo7 Broad street, above
9th Va .o.;t;ve,, ,,y to tn. oublio take
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

a. ~ yA sd;I1A s;Er P n pMELEsNG
ICED t. sell valuable private DWELLING. stu
atfd as above The LOT fronts 50 feet By ISL feet 10
nearly new thaving been built in 1885, contains Ii
rooms with frc-piaces. The parlors are f0rnshed
Mt msntsls and gas and watsr
and cold water. There are two kitchens on the lot
each two .teries high. with spacious cellars thus
wants. Brick stable and earrase house. with large
cellar underneath for fuel There il large grippe
spozpd to view the properly vii call on the sub sub
's dsss f'f 's Sob6iN asp asffaRsoN Auct.
"a 0FFICE FOR E T...The BASE
Ea MENF ROOM snder our Law Office nov oc-
he hsvins taken room in the upper part Of ire
building. j is for rent. h has gas fixtures. ard
TaSy othsT fen,y pg for an Office Apply to
De ThihfS' Ds e Is oRv1s. Bank st.
eehhbakNEaRsh sPsi FoR lEssEAt n tSe
o.. wilkins, We are authorized e lease out for :
tituIls laid out and wei! enclosed The DIVE L.
we'll sosehe
with ample servants accommod stiens large stable
To a careful tenant the rent would be $500 per
nun: Possession given about 18th February, 1850.
fG &c i sz Goblin sRBfbf r AppERsoN
~, VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
ti::s LOCUST AND TOBACCO ALLEYS, FOR
lent BkcK ne os to Ass
occupied as an office by Mr.. BENJAMIN Davis.
Also, the Brick Stable and Lot attached on To-
bacco Alley, adjoining the above property. For
terms, apply to
de 3-6t GODDIN K APPERSON.
na FOR RENT-DW ELLING HOUSE--A
ss::a verv pleasant fhree-Story BRICK HOUSE,
AGI on Broad street, opposite Mayo, with II rooms,
hot and cold water gas neat chandeliers, OIL cloth
on passage and steps. and other convenient ar
rans emenfs. Also, Il two story Brick kitchen,wth
water, copper boiler, cooking range, &c. Posses
]. w. RANDOLPH,
de Pts 12l Main street.
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6RA. n sH A6bsoN ! ,. DAWSON,

OrYIcR No. rs Main er.
e. HUDSON will attend personally 1t the 0i3ce
until r. NJ. F. DAWSON may b found thsres
al times. se lz-3m
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IA NOTICE TO STRANGERS VISIT
HING RICHMOMD.-We would most respect
July cali the attention Of strangers and others
visiting R chg ona to call end eSnsmsgs our a.
LISES, CARPET-BAGS, &C., before purchasing,
as they will find large assortment to select from.
- ALEX. HILL CO.,
No III Main st.. Richmond, Va.
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Elicit & WETSTGER,

n ELLETT WEISIGER,
tho. I67 Main street,
,OP POSITE ExGHANGE BANk,
Haye lust IT rsfsxsd A OF TIE ai tATEsT
FRENCH SOFT HATS. viz: the GARlBALDI,
ZOUAVE, VICTOR EMANUEL, and splendid
assortment of YOUNG GENTS FINE CLOTH
GAPS. Also, BOYS DRESS HATS and CAPS,
in great va riety. fT-.1l {,
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,---- HlcnmCId, nov. l6th, 1o6o, e
lies ;:ss , 4: M MOI Msy "a:
on this road, which leaves RckIncnd n \ ~ p ~
will y dlscont;nued. Ajax. WORRALL.-s'
no 0-m Superintendent
*. HIClaHIOND AND YORK
80 E EVE ff35lLSe sIhFRIa NHkE
"a, ,:s ONLY r. ssaon snd .itss M0SbAY Nov.
kshmasa NJ MS sfSs fRAYssn TT sss.
HoNbxYs WE6NksbA9s' T MI Wh,fs JHc e.s
SATURDAYS, st AZ p. u. f..--- -" " .A~
The AScemmcdstion Tran viii leave White
Rsiss sfRffsS rs
Tn. Ersisht Tpsin VIII issve white Houss
NIgbxTsp q & Is. 4. NJ; Riehnond. WE'D
s.s: ffHss; Pom. s.S fF P
~ 4. M co92eftins Il the White House xitk the
ing. the steamer sea BIRD leaves Norfolk Mon
DAYS and THURSDAYS at w A. M ,eonnectins
WITH ears leavins the White House saus days 81
Passenger, for Rins. and elussn Court Houss.
urbanna., Northern Neck and baltimore, leave
kichmond rUEsDAYS and FRIDAYS. 81 ~ A.
A., eonnectins with Northern & Co . Stares AZ
sne ~ hite Hnuse FOR Urhanns, and steamers VIM
more. throut the same night Fare through. a.
Pa.sensers leaving Richmond MONTAYS ana
In hSDAIS. at ~ A. NJ, connect with North
ern Co . st ages for King William Ccurt-Hcass
ana y aiksrton. King and neen county. Return
, y, ne stssss viii leave Wakerten same day At
House at ~ T. M. THOMAS Il. SHARP,
no E-u Suua rim ksudauf-
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TnE Best eslSi ~ 4 60. s. !,
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the taste. eOens, coars and strangthone the woes
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They remove all bile and colds from the system.
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Boat ELLA Sc0TT, Cart. w. CtxvxIAxDs
These H0ats are al Of tie .Arst etesA Ard oolD.
leevo p3nInptly asadveEtise1. fAAnk-
fll for Dest avoRss0 literally bestowed tns IL ~
thrss years, bsrs coaslH4eSps sf "a 49,
AZ ths DAsd. Dock st..in rear q Cd ess Wsska
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ROBERT CARTWRIGHT,
December /, 1859. JOHN T. POWELL.

Notice. Having purchased thu. interest of
ia, late partner. Mr. POWELL, shall continue the
HOUSE PAINTING and GLAZING BUSINESS
in all it's branches, rs heretofore.
With thanks for the patronage so Hbsrallv ex-
'ented to the late firm, solicit a continuance of
tie same at the old stand corner Of Bank and I1lh
streets. ROBERT GARTHRfGHT.
Dece cther 1850 1T
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SUP'TS OFFICE kpNRI

SUITS OFFICE r., E. P.k. Ri
HtcHNoSp. Nov. J, 1859.
81 60, IMPORTANT NOTICE.
- On and alfer November a.
-, = -, --.tWEpNESDAY., the Nisht
MAIL Train VIII leave Richmond Depot at 50 p.
NJ. instead OF Tbs p. NJ, q. heretofore
nol-ts SAM l. RUTH. supt )
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Afe POINT AND HAMPTON. Per.
~ .-ak sons intending to visit either or
ali oftlis above mentioned places. will find the most
RiCHMOND And PETERs i Rti and the NOR
FOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILROADS. At
0ikes, in Richmond. THRoUGH TicKETss win
be sold at the following rates:
For Norfolk; first class passengers. S3-H
+ Do. Second do. do. ...-.,-... As
For Old Point or Hampton return tickets for
the round trip good within Is days FIRST
Straig hit tickets; FIRST class :. -
DO. second do. .............,.... ~
.Thees fares embrace the Steamboat charge from
attending, the transfer Of PASSENGERS and Barsss
petwsen dspots in Petersbarg and from the Cars
upon the Steamer at Norfolk.
At Norfolk, the Cars connect directly with D
Steamer, which has been engaged to run in cor
nection with the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad.
Passengers step from the Cars upon ths1Stealnsr's
wharf, 80
PASSENGERS by this route leave Richmond at 80
A. M, and breakfast Petersburg at reach Nor
folk at l0tk, and land at Old Point or Hampton At
= G sSMns s%. f ST n
Passengers BY this route have the privilege Of re-
naming over in Norfolk and going to Old Point or
Hampton In the afternoon or BY the same boat next
Passengers RETURNING from Old Pop. ana
Hampton, leave Old Point at Glo A. NJ. and Hamp-
ton at !:46 A. NJ, Tin each case after the regular
kfast.) reach Norfolk 81 ~, leave Norfolk ct
r. Nj arrive in Petersburg at as, and in Richmond
at 6:sS r. M, in time to connect with the trains
sI AB 81 ga Si;1 cH aiseIs THROUGH
WILLIAM MALONE,