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SNoBBKRY.-The new district which is now
being added to Boston, by filling up the Back
bay. has had all its streets christened with
names evidently selected from book of the
british peerage, such as Arlington, Berkeley,
&c. The force of snobbery could
no farther go Ff
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Hoes AND CoRN.-In our recent visit to
Scott and Lee counties, we took some pains to
ascertain the prospect of the hog and corn
crops. Fewer hogs will be driven from those
counties, it is thought by the best informed,
not in the country. However, such as are
driven will probably be of superior quality in
point of size and fairness, rs the corn crop is
very abundant. In fact, some fields of corn in
Lee are superior to anything we ever saw be-
fore. and so large will be the yield that there
are not enough hogs TO near consume the sur
plus We heard of growers who offered TO
make engagements at IS cents per bushel.-Ab-
in gdoR {Fd.) Democrat.
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TO NCsSRS. GEO STMNFR

,S>la ]. L.: Apperson, g. ID. Shell, A. Judson
Crane John B. Norton John W. Davies. August
ger. +: $ McEIroy. s. p. Crump, Jno. w Crump,
A;D. Williams, Albert L. West. and others:
GENTLEMEN: In reply to your request, that /
date for the office of COM NJ ONW EALTH'S AT
TORNEY for the Gil cult Court of the City, have
to say that, approaching your kindness, accede
to the request and If elected to the Office will dis
charge its duties to the best of my Judgment and
ability. Yours, &C.,
N. A. STUDIRVANT.
Richmond, Aug. 25th, 1859, PITS
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IA - VT VI Il
80 OF RlCHMON D-You will soon have to
ill the office Of COMMONWEALTH ATTOR
NET for the Circuit Court, made vacant BY the re-
signatlon of Marmadnke johnson, Esq. In looking
around tsr one to whom We may safely con6de the
ter suited than WIN. ?: BURN ELL. Esq. In the
WIG, OF Yesterday, Many Friends" pay him but
a JnSf and mer'ted compliment, when they repre-
bending tegrity and in every way worthy of your
support lie has, belIeve, practised his profession
sense and ever prompt attention to business, he
has won the esteem of many, one of whom now
calls upon HIM to declare himself candidate for
the above ofhce. au 2i-1t+
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II ENT, PAIN Il CO..
N IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OIL

Nos 1863 and les Main street, Richmond
We are now receiving by the ship - Henry
Clark" direct from Liverpool to this port, and by
various ships and steamersvla New York. I'M
usually larse importation of BRITISH, FRENCH,
AND GERMAN DRY GOODS, which have been
purchased by our senior partner, princpallv from
the manufacturers. during The depression Of bust
ness caused BY the late European war, ENTIRE
LY FOR CASH and at such prices as will enable
us to offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS to the trade.
The assortment will embrace great varity of new
ard beautiful GOODS. and will be found very ex-
tensiye in ever, department.
From the various home markets, we have large
and complete stock of DOME STIC MANUFAC-
TURED GOODS making 10 all the LARG EST and
MOST COMMANDING STOCK OF DRY GOODS
We have ever had the pleasure OF offering to our
friends and customers.
CLUTHlNG.-Ths branch of our business hav-
ing increased very largely. we have given much
greater attention to it. and will have very full
stock of all grades, gotten up in the best manner
and with great ards sty les and Sizes at
prices that will compare tayorably with those of
anv Northern market.
We respectfully invite the merchants of Virginia.
North Carolina and Tennessee to give our stock an
examination. Our Goods have been selected with
special regard TO the wants of this trade, and we
are determined to sell them to cash and prompt
paying buyers as low they can be boue hit in this
country. KENT, PAINE Il co.
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KfSS ~ tttSJ 0hV AOF =
LADfE
AGREE MISS s A
Alien pIiss Betsy
Anderson miss Jennie 3
Allen mrs Mary
Allen mrs Cornelius
Allen mrs Vim
Allen mrs Sarah
Allen mrs ID q
Allen mrs Deborah
Alexander mrs Jane
Amnlours mrs E,ivy q
Blllups mrs Fannie Il
Blunt mrs A M
Baker mrs -
Baker mrs Leyiuia ;
Brown mrs Elizabeth
Brook mrs Emeiine
Britain mrs Gabrielle
Bosher mrs Mary X
Bond mrs Sarah
BnIlin ,ton mrs Cyrus II
Burton mrs Emma V
Burton mrs Mary A
Brown mrs RubenettA
Burwell mrs Mary NJ
Blair miss Mary w
Bohannan miss Mary A
Brown miss Eliza
Burwell miss Martha NJ
| Cooper mrs Elvira
Cosby mrs Frances w
Crow mrs Polly
Clifford mrs Mo ,aret
Clements mrs Sarah
chatham mrs Il A
9th mrs T.
Chaffi n mrs Susan +
Chandler mrs Maria l.
Carter mrs Sarah +
Crowds miss Mary L
Cousins miss Martha
Cox miss II l.
COdi miss Marv AZ
CowIing HISS Catharine
Collins miss Mary
Clary miss -
Chllders miss nj nj ID
Crew Mary
Deem miss Mary
billiard mis- MOllie
Davis miss C. Z
Duvai mrs FL II
Dickerson mrs Eliza V
Dowden mrs Bette
Ellis mrs Elizabeth 2
Early HRS Ann
Edwards mrs n
Elder mrs Sue
Evans mrs Mary Il
Ellett mrs Frances NJ
Ellis miss Sallle A
Evans Winney tcoD
Farar miss & v L
Faundree miss Sarah c
Foster MISS Ann
Fettles MISS Mary A
Fallon miss Louisa
Fromer mrs T. ID
FitcheIl mrs Martha
Flenigans mrs Maria
Ferrehoush mrs h
Ferguson mrs A NJ
Gaines mrs NJ A c.
Gaitins mrs Annie
Gill mrs -
Goula mrs r C 2
GIllispia miss Alice
Grant mrs + w
Griffin mrs Mary ]
Grant mrs Duncan
Grafton mrs Jane Is
Grover mrs Emily j
Grymes mrs Susan
Harth mrs Marv \ 2
Hargrove mrs Henrietta
Haly mrs
Hare mrs f t
Haskins mrs Sarah l.
Harris miss Maria
Hawkins mrs Mary A
Henshall mrs + ID
Herbert mrs Ann 2
Henry mrs Mary l.
Hill mrs Elizabeth
Hlllnan miss Ellen G.
Hillnfan miss Ann +
Hlilman miss Martha J
Holmes mrs Geo l.
Hobson miss Martha 5
Howard mrs
Harwood hrs s Is
u,pti,c y,,fsS Mary 9
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CTOLEN..S40 REWARD.--some one en-
my drawer Of about s7o;oI SIS ia gold and silver.
and &25 in bank notes. and some receipts and blank
bills of sale. The bank notes and papers we're in
hue skin purse. will pay SIS for the recovery
Of the money, $40 for the recovery of the money
and detection of the thief l.. POWERS.
AN
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EXPLOSION on THE ALBEMARLE AND CHEs-
ArEAKE CANAL.-The three negroes killed by
the explosion of A boiler, on the Albemarle
and Chesapeake Canal, Tuesday, were owned
by Messrs Nehemiah Foreman, Jesse ID. Sykes,
and Caleb ]. Etterage. The whole loss by the
accident is $4,000. The Norfolk Argus says
of the explosion
1t was heard several miles distant; three
valuable young negro men Were terribly man.
gled and a large portion of the body of one
of the killed could not be found. One was
cut in two; heads and limbs were blown off,
and portions of flesh and blood scattered in
eyerv direction. The machine was complete
ly wrecked, and the huge timbers of which it
was made thrown about and shiyered into
pieces; large limbs We're torn from trees
hundred feet from the machine, and the place
where the accident occurred presented fright
full evidences of the force and power of the
EXPLOSION,
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

An AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF DEEP IN
TEN EARS OF PREACH Err LIFE; or, Chap
tiers from an Autobiog raphy. By William Hen
r. Milbnrn, author of Rifle, Axe and Saddle
Ba !" One neat vol. Emo. 81.
DISCUSSIONS IN LITERATURE AND RELI-
GION. By VIM. j Sasnett. ID. D.; $40.
RECREATIONS OF A SOUTHERN BARRIS-
TER; with an introduction, by Rev. L. g..
TIE IMMoRTALITY OF THE SOUL, and the
Final Condition of the Wicked. h. w. Lands.
Sl25
THE SCHOOL OF CHRIST; or, Christianity 70 :
eeeiyed IN its Leading Aspects. By Rev. A. L..
FURTHER SUPPLIES OF STEPHENS HIS
TORY OF METHOD, SM 2 vols, So.
LIFE OF ADAM CLARKE, D. d., Ii. D. Eth
SOUTHERN METHODIST PULPIT. in different
bindings. GEORGE l.. BIDGOOD.
Agent Methodist Depos turv.
au27-2t Over Knowles Il Walford, Pearl st.
uARPER'S MAGAZINE
II FOR SEPTEMBER,
Received at
SMITHS News and Periodical Agency.
Main street, near the Post Office.
GODEY's LADY's BOOK.
LESLIE'S MAGAZINE,
GREAT REPUBLIC.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY,
PETERSON.
ARTHUR, &C.,
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AssAssaxATION.--The Rev. VIM. b. Rhem,
formerly Of Lenoir county, NO, bat late Of
Texas, came to his death recently, by An NM
provoked attack from an assailamt, who killed
his victim at the second fra. He ledyes y wife
and seven children. The name Of the assassin
10 not given.
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Richmond, Aux. 18th, 1859

TO THE VOTERS THE CITY
3>~Ea OF RICHMOND hereby respectfully
announce self candidate for the office of AT
TORNEY FOR THE COMMONWEALTH, in the
Circuit Court OF this city. which has just been made
vacant by the resignation Of MARMADUKE JOHN
son, Esq.
au 2o-lm* IITTLETON TAZEWELI,
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New YORK, August A.-Arrived schrs. Ann E.
Glover, Elliott: D. w. Vaughan. Clifford, Whining
ton, n c.; Jas. N. Hinton, Baaine, Elizabeth City,
y. c.; Emma and Elizabeth, Ireland. Newbern n.
are from virginia: Mary Evans. E. A. Conklin, II.
Vermiltes, Newport, Alexander. Barbara Bur
Louisa Rlves WIN. Bennett, Avon, J. Bradley. r.
Clyde, Eliza Jane, s. Preston. Virginia, and D. C.
Richmond w. Mallory, Marshall, Norfolk.
AuxCAYEs, Aug, 2,-In port, schrs. Mary Green
ISL, wilmington, n. e., dIseharging.
Hampton Roads,
RocKLAND, August T.-Arrived, schr. Josiah
Achorn, Merrill, Hillsboro', N. b.. for Richmond.
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s. LIST.
Hoope T mrs Sarah Ellen
Hurt miss T. c
Jordan mrs Hannah y
Johnson mrs ElinOr
Johnson mrs Josephine
Jndkins mrs Mary A
Jennings mrs Maria l.
darnerson miss Maria
Jennings mics Sarah A
King miss Ellen ]
King miss + J and Lucie
Kelly miss Eliza v
Keeling mrs Jane G
kure mrs Anne
Lewis HISS Rachel
Lewcliyn miss Louisa nj
Letting miss Rosetta
Lucas miss Margaret
Lipford miss Margeret
fdpscomb mrs VIM Is
MORAN miss Alcinda
Mentister miss pinkney
Mathews miss Isabel
Martin miss CatharIne
Marston miss Amanda
Martin miss Lucy
Miles miss Bridget
Moore miss Hortense Nj
Morris mrs Mary Asn
Mott mrs Ellen NJ
Morvis mrs MARY Ann
Morris mrs Eleza V
Moot mrs NJ w
Morgan mrs Sam'l ID
Meredith mrs May A
McKenna mrs :. ohm
MeAdanis mrs Ann r.
McConnodin miss NJ
McDearman HIS A M
Nunn2liy Lucy Ann
NOTING madam
Pearson miss Kate
Peers miss Sarah
Perryso miss Mary
Perdue MISS Mary J
Peasants miss Julia A
Pleasants miss Bette II
Powell miss lucy II
Parker mrs Margaret F
Peatross mrs Eliza A
pendleton mrs Sarah II
Phillips mrs G IL
PIatt mrs susanna
Ridtlick mrs Susan X
Richardson mrs Harriet
Rechey mrs Nancy
Richardson mrs J
Robertson mrs NJ G
Rowe mrs o A
Roach miss Ellen
Robinson miss Aun u
STRANGE mrs X tcoD
Smith mrs Elizabeth
Sinclair mrs Lula
Semmes mrs Eliza +
Shields mrs Mary &
Seay mrs 5 Is
Southall mss Nelly
Stuart Mary A teol)
Shepperd miss Sallie Il
Sweeny miss Lulia
Turner mrs Elizabeth
Truesdate mrs Helen
Trabue mrs Mary II
Turpin mrs Maria s
Tompsen mrs Glddy
Ia, lor mrs Martha A
Tay Tor mrs l. b
Thornton mrs Saran
Tucker miss Rebccca
Talliaferro miss Lucy A
Taylor miss Mary
Vyse mrs Charles
Vaug han mrs Della 8
Vaughan mrs Sarah A
Voes ler mrs Mary +
Vaughan mrs Martha
hite mrs Lucy X
Williamson mrs u g
Womble mrs Lucy
Wyatt mrs Lucy
Watson miss Anna Il
Wade miss Mary A
Wayne miss hlezenia
Watson miss NJ A
Wheeler miss s A
Wing field miss Eta
Wood miss Lucy F2
Wood miss Maria A
Wood miss BETTE C
Young miss Anna
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- FRONT ROOMS, suitable Ter families. 81.
Nina. r, w. BASS.
Shot Tower Honse, Grace 1T, md door shove 81
Paul's Church. an N-6ts
i1lANOLl IsyN lie Il knQwnsgO al tnnt the
y COPARTNERsHlP OF II. EAVTTEh IS
FRANK VINCE. has been this day dissolved b
mptnal consent; r. SAUTTER asreeins 70 tay
al! debts OF snd firm. al 81 lts
EsOCND-Yesterdav, near ehockns WeTehs.a.e.
- three COL STUDS. which the owner can IA -
~ phyinE fer this advertisement. al Tits
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RirbIaono gispatfb,
s., = :, =, MonNrNo {. AUG. q, isse

= ) Dispatch 1sF che sSrI 80.
90. ~.,ss 10 ne srsssfss PaHeess eas aaee
Pwssss 80 80 s.n.isS 10 sAs,n for Gag leaGfA es
-, -. - isses.x als.r orders % sAs ees~ssss sss
t."sss - s. adraaes fer fhs time Hasnsd
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THE FINE Art GALLERY Or MIR. j..
-; Tdhos. SMITH. hayns been thofoss hly re-
He il making some of the fnest AMBR0TYPES
ever exhibited 10 the Richmond people. We should
surpassed. His prices are low. He keeps every
nd of Ease; also, frames OF all kinds. "a H-stt
EOR SALE..To remain in or about Richmond,
q good looking NAN Of average size about Is
years of age, some what affected, in whom bargain
VII he giveni he u an excellent Wagner Also.
MAN accustomed to manufacturing Tobacco. An
ply at Cary Street Jail. an E-eodN
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- ST. JAMES CHURCH-W be
- opened for Divine Service on TO NOR
ROW Sunday MORNING, at ii O'Clock. and in
the AFTERNOON at half past 4. 27-lt*
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t1>Ha OF RICHMOND.-I hereby respectfully
announce myself a candidate for the office Of
HIS ATTORNEY, for the Cir
cult Court of the City of Richmond. made vacant
by the resignation of MARMADUxE JOHNSON. Esq.
26-tde JAMES r. CRENSHAW,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT @ RICHMOND, tVA.,) AUG. rs, 1859.
Sk urnfax dn.1 C<.t,. q. Il

High Water this day Saturday ga o'clock.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Virginia. Kelly, Philadelphia, mdze. and
passengers, H. L. futile.
SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mdze.
and passengers, Indian 4 Watson.
Br. schr. Mary Brian, Halifax, -four, Wombe
h Claiborne.
Schr. Buena Vista, Asa down the river, light.
Schr. Susquehanna, Powell, down the river light.
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DR.. Grafton u. Hanson, an old physician of
Warrington city, died on the 2lth last.
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Esq formerly Mayor of ta.s city, who was ac-
cidentaiay shot while hunting in Starke coun-
ty, on Thursday, died from the effects of his
injuries on Saturday, at IL A. M.-Lafayetts
{ Ind.) Journal.
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n HDQ'RS "F'' co. lST RECT. VOIS.,t
a Richmond, Aug. 27, 1859. {
HOrder No. IL.
VI This company will assemble at Corinthian
~ Hail, on TUESDAY, 30th inst. at O'Clock P.
NJ for instruction.
By order of the Captain.
an 27-3t ]. WHERRY. LIST Serg't.
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ELECTED DELEGATES -Ex-Governor Sey-
mour and Ex Governor Hunt were elected at
the recent session of the Episcopal Con. ention
~ Geneva, N. Y, delegates to the United
States Convention, to be held at Richmond in
October.
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~ ~ lgo1l !.


hS. .. rsss .. BROAD srNEET--s
Two door. above v. bsdd's Drug ntsss,l
NJ va R tss Sees'se PiRE til PoRTED FHENcfI
BRANDY. H0LLAND GIN. Mountain WHlS-
xFYs Ctsf ne sasstsr1R fss w gens
en- and sWillew wsre all Of which he % seisnx ~
the LOW EST rates for CASH. Goods delivered
70 any part Of the city. free OF charge Csh g x
BROAD ST. au
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NEW YORK LEDGER, -LESLIE's NEWS,
HARPER's WEEKLY, PILOT, and all the papers
for this week. auE-2t*
THE FAMILY TREASURY OF SAB.
l BATH READING--A Magazine which should
find place in every family. Subscription price
only ttro dollars year. Parts and III. now re-
celvsd, and subscriptions taken by A. MORRIS,
81 Main st.
CONTENTS OF PARTS L. AND If.-lst. Practical and
Devotional Papers; I'd. Biblical Treasury; 3D.
Hours with Living Preachers; 4th. Hours with
TTpntnepta p s,h M sth headn ms w., Eth me
Day 9TH. The Chlldren's Treasury Stb. Bio ra-
ply OF Eminent Christians 9th. The Treasury
Pulpit or Choice Sermons for the Fam, and
Home Circle; 10th. Narratives and Incidents OF
Christian Experience lltb. Poetry. original and
selected; 18th. Papers for the Churches.
The object of the Magazine is to furnish proper
ten by the most eminent elergymen, of all Chris
tlan denominations, both In America and England,
and yet all denom nationalism and seetarianisn,
will be eschewed in its columns. 1t will be issued
on the first OF every month, an 2s-3t
1859. FALL TRADE. 1859.
A. MORRIS. -
BooDKSELLER, PgBLISHER. STATION
foH1NN rs 4 FL MN sf;' sr.rrr, R,cuxoxp Va.
Wepld Respectfully invite the attention of couN
81 B6o 5 kasauWS1R tNss
ENVELOPES, MUSIC, sTATioNERY, to-
S sTafL ssn sNb F8acS s &
found in any one. WHoLEsALE BOOK EsTAB-
LIsHMENT in the UNITED STATES, and upon
= RA ~ G 9n5y ask an examination Of our stock
from BUfERS. knowing that we can supply their
wants "a nsf ne e their entire satisfacaion, both
au I-6t
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WANTS.

No Remova1...W. Leigh Burton. Dentist,
has removed to Browns building. on 9Th street. one
door above the Mechanics Institute. au is-3m
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II tors of the virginia Central Railroad Company
have declared dividend OF "a per cent for the
last SIX months on each share of the stock of the
Company. pay able 18th September, 1889.
The books OF the transfer will be closed from the
5th 20 the 18th of September and the dividend will
be paid to those in whose name the stock stands on
the 9th OF September. J. GAkhETT.
au 27-2awtl5thS Treasurer.
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ma Notice. Notice! Notice ITO "A
may buv ANYTHING in the way of SAD as ~
DIES. HARNESS; e., &C., Ut whole X
place to 90. !. The hest Saddles for the lowest
prices. Call soon and see them They are psrti-
cularly cheap, and we warrant them to give entire
satisfaction. Reparing Of every description neat
II. cheapIy and promptly done at No. lis Main st.,
third door below Governor st. 10000
au 1S-1m J. w. DENNIS.
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n ARMORY MONTGOMERY GUARD,l
ID August 9th, 1889.
"a This Command will assemble at Mill
III tary Hall on NJ ONDAY EVENING, at o'clock,
- for Company drill.
By order of the Captain.
an 2-2t JOHN MCDONALD, O. s.
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I ABUKE KS NAN1ED.-I stIII Wish to em-
l. ploy a large number of laborers to work on N.
R. r., running from Fayetteville to the Coal6elds,
n. C.-will give employ ment and a long Job to all
that come until further notice. Wages SIPS per
day; board $1,000 per month, country very healthy;
for further information, address the subscriber,
also wish to employ good BLACKSMITH on same
work, who understands Horse -shoeing, making
Picks, &c. VIM. II. HORD, Johnsonsville,
je7-ts Harnett County, N. G.
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WANTED. NEGROEs.-Iw wish to purchase,
T ARORERS WANTED.-I still wish to en-

or II NEGRO MEN, as LABO-
w RERS. at the Haxall Mills.
jy Is-dtf HAXALL, CRENSHAW & co.
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NTANTED-A PARTNER, with $1,000 capital,
w wanted to engage in the manu- iacture OF Fos-
ters Patent Building Block or Artificial Granite,
i'm Richmond. The business is already IN success
full operation elsewhere, paying large profits =
Undoubte6 references given and required. For
pa rticu,ars, address ". f. WHITE,
Portsmouth. Va,
In which city a building made of this material
can be seen. b-5w*
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WANTED TO HIRE.-Colored hands to work
balance Of the Year y" WIN. N. BRAGG, snp't.
Office r. F. & p. R. R. Co.,
Richmond, 25th April, 1889. { ap 26-ts
IXANTED--2o0 MEN.-The above number of
w Men can find immediate employ ment on the
extension of the Roanoke Valley Railroad Wages
Sl1s per day. Apply to THOS. w. BROKEN
BROUGH. Treasurer of Richmond and Danville
r. R., at Depot. je PTS
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All for SEPTEM BER.
Halifax" 80 cts.
NEW YORK LEDGER, LESLIE's NEWS,
HARPER'S WEEKLY, PILOT, and all the papers
Tor this week. N-ctS
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VITANTED-.SITUATIO young VlTgl
w mia Lady desires a situation as a TEACHER
In family, or to take charge OF a small School
She is com petent to teach the higher, as well as
the ordinary ENGLISH branches and, also, French
and Music. Satisfactory reference given. Address
" Box 60 Charlottesville, Va lots
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NTANTED-A LANDSCAPE GARDENER, of
w the highest capacity for the Central Asricul-
an I9Nts JAMES LYONS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-11

70 sos l22 Unbranded fsnperfnc and Extral-st
% S75 5sl Extra, three lots at is. 100 at ss
s7a, 200 At SO % and $40 (Cone and PaIo Altar at
81 y Dbl. =
GRAIN. The sales u Corn embraced some 1ao,
sacks, Of which $50 Green At 81, $50 Tennessee.
(part in cotton sacks) at u an 10. and 775 sack.
in two lots, at u 10 % bushel. OF oats about Isoo
sacks were disposed Of, including rs aecks n
Louis, at &c.,; an offer Of 53c. was ref6sed ~ !
lot Of 1000 sacks, held at SIC 2 buaEeI Ii, Bran
the sales amounted to about 900 sacks, 81 which
$50, in two lots, at 81 Is, 100 Extra atM 2o, ana
24s Inferior, at 81 q 100 ms.
Hay We hear Of 500 bales New York, sold 81
private terms.
PROVISIONS. The transactions IN Pork were
still confined to retail lots at SIS 750$1e y bbl. for
Mess. OF Bacon 80 casks Ribbed Sides. sold ID Two
lots, At 1Olc y b. In Lard We notice sale II TOO
kegs, at 13lc. y b. s
21c. y b. 's \, - sTs'-' =,
ALCOHOL. There was sale Of 10 bbls,, III 6oc.
q gallon. 80
COFFEE. We heard Of 100 bags sold, including
2s5 at ll1c., $50 at III and $50 1t 124c. 5en.
| WHISKY. Some 500 bbls. were dispoaed a.
comprising $50 bbIs. Raw, IN two lo,s. = A. =
gallon, and $50 Old, on private tenn.
FREIGHrs. Cotton still shippinr u Iiverpoa,
at 9-16d for Cotton, and Ne noticed tlIree .i,i,,s
taxed for that port, and one I'D On. III q AZ
rate, and one laid on for Bremen Y Il IL W
on the berth for Hayre still filing up II III,