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Az ITruDENT HORSE THIEF. Thomas 4.
Reese, of Rutherford county, stole u mule
from Il man by The name of Allen. and made
his escape into Tennessee but was followed
brought back, and placed in the Jail at Ruther-
foTGton, aud wrote on the wall the following ::
''One day after date, l promise to break this
jail, and steal Aliens other mule and the Sc
4uei shows he did.
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AFURS ROBERT L. DICKINSON. successor
to BlnfoTd. Dickinson & WesIger, IS 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 the largest manufactures. on
the most favorable terms. especially for the Vir-
giniG, North Carolina and IenAssS>e Trade. com
prsing all the LATEST and MOST FASHION A.
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 or sty it
cannot be surpassed.
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IMPORT OF FOREIGN BEEs.-The Agricultu-
raj Lereau Of the United States Patent Office
have received intelligence Of the sIi Iment
from Havre France, of a large swarm of L0In-
hardy hees. They are of larger size than the
ordinary bee. and, having longer bill, are
able Ia suck flowers inaccessible TO the Ameri-
can bee. The prodpct OF an old hive of these
bees is sometimes $50 lbs of honey in one sea-
son. These bees will not be distributed until
1861, by which time it is expected to rear from
the swarm now IN ir0aSitH stock enough for
six hundred hives.
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4 GRICULTURAL FAIR.

THE NORFOLK AND pEIEhspu..nru. nass,ny
HoAR ss Ma ~ e M Of the several 40
TURAL FAIRS TO be held N Rlchnona, fsteslhs rs
months of October and November OF the current
year. upon R u 4fIlG~ FRi ifT@ fFickErs:
For each one OF the said Fairs separately,
ood from The rst tn tie last day. will be issued
at the following reduced rates: ,,,a = p;ch-
moad, Va. as before published.
For the State Fair, to be held in Petershurg com
on the slst October, LIST, I'd Sd and 4th November
and lood till the 5th November.
Suffolk. commencing on the 26th October; tickets
viii be issued on the goth, 9th ana 2Sth October
an Fo a0a the F To- be held at Norfolk
commencing on the 9Th November; tickets VIII he
ssued shs 7th, 18th, 9th, 10Th and llth and.sood
Between Norfs TX and Petersburg. LIST class, So g,
2 class, So 90; Norfolk and Suffolk LIST do, , 10
r. q d. sIssi NS'iok ead fy 81. it d. g
S2S I'd do, 81 50; NorfnIk and Waverls, LIST do,
s2.5o % do, Sl75; Norilk and Dspptanta, lst DO,
folk. LIST class. 1928. I'd class. $500; Petersburg
and Dsputanta. lst do; 70 cents, "a do % cents;
aes Ws sna s s d. g &C.
d. PetersSars aaS zanI, ist Do s. g F; q
ID do. 81 %; Between Suffolk and d. Norfolk, LIST
sor lst do. rs cents, Cd do, SO cents Suffolk and
ZuHi, lst do, SIT I'd do, Is cents; Suffolk and
lvor ist do, S1.25, I'd do. IS cents; Suffolk aud
Wakefield LIST do, 81 50. ed do. $ GO; SuIsoia and
Waverly, LIST do, Sl.I5. ID do, Sl25; Suffolk ana
Disputanta, LIST do, @20e, I'd do, 81 80.
The Train carving stock and other matter for
the State Fair at Petersburg, will leave Norfolk at
s 80 A. NJ, Monday, the 3,st October Returning
will leave Petersburg Monday the LIST November at
! 80 n. NJ.
The Train carrying stock and other matter for
exhibition at the SeaboaTd Fair will pass down the
road Monday, the 7th November. leaving Peters
burg at 1880 A NJ.
The Tram carrying stock and other matter for
the NaIisemond Far, will pass DOWN the road, leav
ing Pttersburs. Monday, The 2tth day of October lat
7:30 a. NJ and up the road the following day, ieav-
ng Norfolk at 6:30 A. NJ.
Tho fore going schedule of trains will take the
place OF the Freight Trans they now run-for
the period merely which they embrace-that IS,
from the oath October till the eth November.
4 special Train will leave Suffolk at 8 p. M, for
Norfolk, Wednesday and Thursday. the 26th and
9th of October, in order TO accommodate visitors
to the Nansemond Fair from Norfolk, Portsmouth
and vicinity. VILLA MALONE,
y.r onlS tsr,,t
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DISTRIBUTION or ANIMALS AND FISHES
As or laed. IN tropical temperature, The ami
nal creation is much more numerous than in
colder regions so. too as the naturalist pro-
ceetis from South TO North in the European
seas. be ENDS q vast diininuton in the number
Of genera and species of marine animals
Thus the number of species of fishes in the
Mediterranean seas is 4il; in the British sea,
PIG; III The Scandinavian sea, 10; and the spe-
cies of marine moiinsca in the same three ma
rine' PROVINCES are respectively Goo 100, and
,3ga
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- VxIUA1LE LAsD ROD SXLE.-.I
q 81: "a iti., e. 's'ts1gs s,Is:s:
BIZ ss. .F' s::.s ~ . y Il. 81
pe suyson r '2 TSs ss 81 s ,ssa
~ al heavily tmbered, and the proceeds ii tie sae
ratve. The land Is Of The best suats lcr rssn,
tobacco and other products Of this section in geie
raj.
aIsn ef5er fer sale that valuable property known
Mssiy and . ss oE Dazzle
With the FeTy. | will sell smell TRACT OP
LAND. containlng about IL ,cres Of FINE river low
grounds, suitable Tor . markst garden, or small
psr;ons wishing to purchase any Of this property,
ans aRftSsr ns ' sso,a
oc l5-ts
- LAND FOR sALE..-I shall seII to Tia
ne TRhcT q fAS on on wcs
reside, il it is not sold privately before that time
third of which is in WOOD. the balance IL. k,al-
thy state OF improvement:
ffn and os.s
There. is an excellent ORCHARD, and as good
This land lies within " mile of Charlotte G. H..
Va; Churches in the. village, and an excellent
&C lien - WIN. B. DAVIDSON.
90 FOR SALE. "a small TRACT OF LAND.
on the New Bridge Road. three miles east II
---~~ the City of Richmond known as 'tAuburn,'t
and adjoining the Lands Of Mrs Dr. Christian. ii,
8. A. Hart and others The above tract contains l.s
acres. and is situated in pleasant and desirakis
neighborhood. 1t has upon il very good DIV FL.
LING HOUSE. containing or 10 rooms, with
suficiency OF wood and water. The soil is pretnr
tive. and is well adapted to the growth of ali kinds
Of grain, grass, &C., and would make most desi'
rabfe vegetable garden. Il "a highly susceptible Of
improvements. and by the iudicious Use of inns
and guano, can be made a desirable farm, rs tina
satisfactory results from the of these manures
on other lands in the neighborhood will attest Tia
above property is offered for sale privately lis
eral and accommodating terms. wouli eI-
changed for city property. Apply 70
18th street, between Main and Franklin,
au 2-ts Richmond, Va.
.S@ RAILROAD LANDS FOR SALE ON
~ LONG CREDIT, AND At LOW RATE
Aa OF INTEREST.-The Hannibal and St 10 .
seph Railroad Company having over Go0,0G0 ACRES
of L1,Nb, lying in the State of Missouri, WHICH
was granted. by Act of Congress. to aid n the con-
struction of their Road offer the principal portion
thereof for sale, on the most liberal terms.
The greater part of these Lands are within Six
and ell within hfteen, miles OF the Railroad. which
i now completed and open for use throughout its
entire length t206 miles j and runs through coan-
try which is unsurpassed by any in the saubrty Of
its climate, the fertility of its SOIL and the extent
of its mineral resources.
For further information, apply at the Land Ofice
JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissioner 81. & st. 10. r. r.
HANyIBAL, No., June 14tA, 1859.
jy 2l-d& wsmS
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IAFFlT's SCALPS.-The Christian Advo-
Gaze givcs the following characteristic anec-
dote o. an old keutnckian, long familiar with
hunting and border warfare, who being pres
ent At q conversation where Mali is name was
mentioned in connection with other distin-
gnished Methodist ministers, exclaimed: Il
tell You what it Is, gentlemen, say what you
please about your Bascons, and Waughs, and
Caperses- bnt in the big day comm, Maftit Will
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=
JOHN W. DAVIES,
MARBLE MASON,
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 9Th STREET,
,roN,r,r,, \ e ,t ~ I,a H,QMD. "a ,,,,,r,s,
ifANTLES, FONTS, SC.
EA- First Premiums awarded 10y the Virginia Ag-
cultural Society and Mechanics Institute.
GEORGE DARBY. Manufacturer AGENT for
~ the sale Of DOORS, SASH, BLINDS.
NOULD!NGS, Sc. A large assortment constant
y N hand. Orders, by mail Or otherwise, promptly
attended 10. No -, Governor street, Richmond,
Va. Young 'scelebr rated Smooth Saved SH tNGLE
MACHINE put up IN any part OF the State, at
short notice. j. 29-6m
y HAGERTX. BRASS AND BELL FOUN-
=. DER, 10Th. between Main and Cary streats,
the above PLACE, an now prepared to execute all
orders for BRASS AND COMPOSITION CAST
lNGS, at the shortest notice. and cheaper than
any CHER r eStabl,shment South Gf Balmore- Also,
GARRETT,S PATENT ANTI-FRICTiON AND
BABBIT'S METAL, for sale at reduced prices.
y; S-Highest CASH PRICES paid for OLD
METALS and taken in exchange for new.
ly S-fm
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SLATE NC.
IQHN a MeMJJ,T.AN

JOHN G. MCMILLAN,
Who has had twenty five years experience in the
business. Is prepared to put on SLATE ROOFS of
eyerv description, and with the best materials. at
short notice. Specimens of his work can be seen
on application. and orders left At his Office on ain
street, near Sh. or at the office of AlBERT Is.
attended TO- oc iss,,,,s''
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3. cxzsu,ssxYzzr, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

g. r1zxzsmx, RICHMOND (yIRGINIA)
- s-s - BURG STATE AND Union
AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.-Members of the Az
reultura Societies visiting the above Fairs will be
furnished by the agent at the station tat the time
OF purchasing their tickets.) on presenta. ton of
their certificate of membership, with FREE RE-
TURN TICKET.
Stock or other articles designed for exhibition at
either Of the above Fairs, will be charged full fare
siaining IN possession of same owners
Persons having stock to send to the Fairs will
please notify the agents at the stations THREE
DAYS IN ADVANCE, SO as proper arrangements car
be made for their transportation.
Supt's Office. r. L d. r RI
Richmond, Oct. Is, lss9 { oe le-lm
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NOTICE! NOTHE..-
MA COME AND SEE FOR YOUR ~
$yA SELVES.--Havingi lust returned ZA<A
from the North, avail myself Of this
- opportunity, TO inform my friends. aud
and qualities OF SADDLES. HARNESS.. BRT-.
DIES. WHIPS, SPURS, BITS. AND STIRRuP
IRONS, OF the latest styl les and fashions, which
cannot no surpasscd By any other similar honxa
in this city; all ot which will be sols nj tbs lowest
cash prees, aud. to punetual customers, on tho
usua credit, and will warrant To give sAkisfarten
both in quality and in price. You arc parfirulrrls
requested 10 csli and examine for yourselves ii
am determined to accommodate thpsa II want
IA REPAIRlNGd done ct short notice.
WM. SALMON, Main ct. Richmond, Va.
90 tim few doors abovs 81. Cha. Hotel,
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{ ,HEWING TOBACC0!

fALWETTO AND PRIDE OF FIRfTNT4 &
nave for sale at our factory: 7fh street,
nsaf Msars Brute choic5 lot of this superior
GnkHiNG TOBACCO. We will sell it in large
s,.si als 20 suit purchasers i is put up ak
kess tor eity eonspmers. and we invite tha pub-
NC patronage, COSBY & ANDERSON.
7th street, below Cary,
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OFFICE r. { P. r. Il. CO., Z
Richmond, Va, Oct. IS, 1859.
Htt tiNOND AND Pc
ks8A II sss5sss s.sstssr TERSBURG FAIRS.-For the
SH.z S1A--Ts accommodation of visitors TO
the Agricultural Fairs Mt Richmond and Peters
burg, a Train will leave Richmond and Petersburg
daily (Sunda,s excepted at o clock. A. NJ. from
Monday, the eth of October, till Monday. the 9TH
of November, inclusive.
Excursion tickets at $50 will be issued at this
Company's Offices in Petersuurg, on and after the
24th inst, available return tickets 10 the 3lst
inst. inclusive; and in Richmond on and after the
lst of November. available as return tickets to the
9TH Of November inclusive.
All articles intended for exhibition at either of
the FAIRS Will he transported IN the Fair for the
regular freleht tolls, and Will be transported back
free, if still the property of the exhibitor.
10. AS this Company is provided with but linz
tied number of suitable for the trans poratlon
% horses or other live stock, application for the
trans portation OF any such must be made at the
freight office, at least four day before the day
which 1t is desired To send such stock this
Road. tOc JT-tiNl Z. Fl. WYNNE, Sup't.
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nR. zEOOFLAND's GERMAN BaTTERS
L

\ 4 - $1,000
DIR. HIGHLANDS BBPaLsAMIc CORDIAL,
The great standard medicines Of lie present age,
hass dccq"tred TIER ggsIt pQpulqritg oa!y through
YsaTs 81 tr'a;; Osoaa9ta sgfsstacttof, IS rendered
them tc0-thv.
LIKEg C6MPIA tr pYsRERsL4s yAUN-
SfsT TaH .k RiiSEhIEs OF
,osaknsss Of the stomach and digestive crganS are
sps.adiLy aad permanently exred BY the GERMAN
rhs BB9aff,sAMIc cordial hasaequirea rsp..-
satton sarpass,as that Of any staiidr preparation
srta%.. Il acfu care, WITHOUT FAIL, the anost Sc
c t5i sHH '1 c6L 'f"a oR HoARsEsEss BRoN
GGR dg fNsH gTENzt GH4 g gR SNFy
aHd Aas performed the most astonishing cares ereY
''-''''' CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION,
fec ao<ST ,s5 giss az o,,cs creek and eyre TIE
Ih.ss 5ssflei',ss are prepared BY Dr.. c. II. JACK
SON & Co., No. &ls arch street. PktIadsIphia, Pa,
egsygcheye, at rs cetS bottle The signature Of
c. 81; Jackson wilk be On TIE outside rrappsr 81
In the Al,sance published annually BY tie pro-
grtstors eeL!sd EyERYgoDY,s ALMANAC, you aoin
parts Of the country. Thess Ainnaaaes are giren
,.uDasc R,GkcELL, LAID c ;s;,4 AGENTS 8,
A VIRGINIA REMEDY.-MRS DAVIS
n CoUGH EhIxIR one one, OF the best known reme-
ol6S CCDJHS anu COIDS, has been IN
Richmond and its vicinity for the past fifteen or
twenty years, and has always proved eficacious in
Coughs ard Colds The following certificate was
voluntarily given by Rev. Mr.. Wles IN 1854:
BOWLING GREEN, CAROLINE, March %, 1854
informing yon that s. Mrs. DAVIS Cough Elixir" /
purchashed oil you, has acted like charm upon my
little daughter, when she had the Whooping Cough
very bad. have used It also in Gases of Colds, at
tended with severe coughing and in every case the
same happy results have been produced. | regard
this preparation excellent medicine, and in
my Judgment no family ought to be without il.
4. WILEs,
Pastor Of the y. F; Church. South. the Caroline
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Fisher 4 Winston,
hillspaugh L Johnston, J. w. Garlick Il. J. Picot,
A. Bcdeker and Chas. ID. Yale. Richmond.
u UPTuRECuK Ed FOR FIVE DOLLiR
IA DIR. SHERMAN'S great radical Cure Truss
can now be had for only five dollars. Every medi-
cal man who has examined this instrument, pro-
nounces it superior to all others. IL desired, we
will cheerfully refer to any of the very numerous
persons who have been thoroughly cured by this
Truss. Persons owning valuable slaves thus atfct-
ed, should procure one, they being durable and
the cheapest IN the end We will send this Truss
to any part of the country by Express or mail
Fer the Truss, or inisrnaticn concerning il, ad-
dress g. c. JACKSON.
No. II Main street, Richmond, Va.
Persons not knowing us. can send their money to
any merchant or friend in this city.
The Truss can he had also at Messrs. MEADE&
BAKERS and MILLSPAUGH d J0HNSFON'S,
DRUGGISTS. ny9-ly
A A n H.
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OPERA GLASSES, SPY GLASSES, MA.

OPERA GLASSES, SPY GLASSES, MA
~ RINE GLASSES, &c.-The subscriber mas
just received a splendid assortment Of mother OF
Pearl and Ivory OPERA GLASSES, MARINE
GLASSES spy GLASSES, STERE0SCOPIC
VIEWS. MICROSCOPES, MAGN 1FYIN 6
GLASSES, &C.. nc. he takes pleasure in an
nouncng TO his friends and public, that all of the
above articles of the best quality hoping to Of
fer such Inducements that cannot fail to please.
Z. A MYERS, cor. Main and Pearl SITS.
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fcommodious store lately occupie a by Mann
~ Vaientinc, corner OF 9Th and Broad Sta. .Rich
- mond, va. beg TO inform the public and INV
irlends efaiy that IN connecio ion with ranfia-
man With whom hare formed a CO. partne a,,u
ana Tn l S aaws viii duly appear intend 10 ops
~ soon az the store DO fitted Tor th ~
JAMES II, PEARCE,
Late Of the firm Of Warins 4 feaTce.
~ - Druggists broad n
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DRY cooDe, cARpDr1No, 90.
!,ME CHEAPEST DRY G0ODs ~ TIE
> ISIrYA .YnE CAN FIND AT NO. ID MAIN

ME fr yHE ga,p EST p rsln a % SS tIE
ay,s s sas ss sss'g p 4
Is pieces irish Linen. from as cts. 10. selling =.
sssr e, rsf sss from
wards that YOU can find in Riehffonu' a'Jos.
srse stock Of Extension skirts, from soc;. to rs
cts. y, spring al s2so. Just received another lot
Of those cheap MATTHIAS. Rasans ard Cloaks.
Servants. Blankets. at half Their value; Ticking,
81 Ii sad brown aF shs
ard sheeting at prices to please ever, body. Car
psns ct great many & ne At sma outlay If
tac cost, Is cts. per yard; lsel 20 So and 90 al
wnoen and great msns more thoa d sGo besre
al tue ene"ieS' i ns9 ssTTRAUsE, No q Main ST.
LhSAATT ST 20 gp Ikx Go Fds CASH
Nv recent large additions, we are prepared TO
oer our friends and stransers visiting the Ear;
the nest stock of first class retaining DRY eoops
In In FANCY SILKS. we are STEERING great bargains
Rich Paris De Lame ROBES.
Large stock FRENCH !, D dis LANES. nrorNors
VlAsL.ENTIAs, ToPLiNs and Poll DE CHEW
qss Sc I sssR resets SETS sqa s9 aals
FRs fGsa r. sold o
Every article n the lowest cash price.
PERKINS & CO., No. lil, Eagle Square,
MOvAL.-LEoP0LD Resi- has removed
to MS S No sss ia BRo esS sfREET
And has in stofe a1ge End y yaTe S at9sk Of
p nn S sens h en aa NEW
goods cheap. GIVE HIM CALL. Zoe Sim
EALL, 1859.
| splendid ASSORTMENT OF STAPLE AND
nouncing to our friends and the public generally,
sa @k ha o f Fs T ge ara Go ne bRY
GOODS. TO which we very respectfully invite their
bbe XIII b slssk aRd Fi bE Fs Sks
G Ia E,d DE EPs s. i R6R RHHssrnins
Extra Rich t eoior sSp siLk I RobFs
Paris Pm ted NOUS E LIN
Rich Paris Cmntz Printed MoUsSELINEs,
PoPL aESi p y "a ENTIAs' POLL DE
PLAIN and Pr!nted French MERJNoEs
Black BoMBAZtNES; Black AhP 5ACA,
CLOTHS GAsSlMAE5;RIESf & and d, V n3T
she sPa q5a HeeHE NIFTY iSh &c.
White and Cold Servants BLANKETS.
Together with every article usually kept in q
frst-cass Dry Goods House All OF which we will
sell very cheap &C S-tS
WATKINS FsCkLEN.
| ENTIRELY NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK!
Ladies' splendid DRESS GOODS, in every mate
rial ard STYLE
Elegant Cloth and Velvet CIOAKS and SHAwLS.
Gentemen's and Boys in fine CLOTHS,
CASHMERE rs and observation-disclosures, Sat-
nets. Travelling Shawis and Blankets.
PLANTATION GOUDS-in herseys Fulled Cloths,
Sleeps tireys, Blankets. &c.
CURTAINS, CARPETS, QUILTS, BED BLAN
KkTS.
DAMASKS, Table and Bed LINEN.
All kinds of DRY GOODS N great variety,
WATKINS & FlCKLEN.
t,ALL AND WINTER
L DRY GOODS.
4 general assortment of
STAPLE AMI FANCY
DRY GOODS,
Received and in store, for sale at the lowest
lot nv
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& P.YiNCENT. CLOCK IND WATCH
"a MAKER, lEWELER AID OPTICEAN
ny Now receiving direct frfin the m7nutae-
eAs-Asa Inrers and for sale. eJoce selection of
CL0CKS, WATCHES. JEWEyRY and SPEC
TACl: rs, among which may NJ found s-day. 80
hour Patent Lever and AlnrnECl .0CKS, and by
receiving additional supplies 1t short inter Fa:s
am always IN receipt OF the latst st, les and by ad-
herring to the cash system, Am a. ali :irnes pre-
pared To sell goods at n smas advance on facsory
PRICES believing nimble s,Sence TO be as good as
slow shilling.
Ea- Clocks, Watches. Jeselry and Speefacies
repaired by experienced va kmen and aloder-
ate terms. =. VINCENT,
Sign of t5Spectacss sab and
oc Hts broadstTeet, Richmond Va
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Law AND MEDICAL CARDS.
BUsIN sss NOTICES.



John l.. SIMS a. co.,
- GROCERS AND
CON MISSION MERCHANTS,
Corner Of Adams and Bread SIS, Richmond, w.,
Next door To Geo Undertake,
Keen constantly on hand we'll selected stock oil
FAMILY GROCERIES,, CROCKERH, GLASS
WARE, SHOES. &c..and every other article nsu
ally Ike ut in first class grocery. We respectfully
solicit call from our friends and the public gem
orally. oc 2w&cwlm
LENANDER GARRETT.
y GARY ST, % DOOR BELOW 18TH,
Sdiotntag ihs cd Colat1 tsans Hotel
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
GENERAL C0MAfTS S Ion MERCfIANTAND
DEALER IN GROCERIES,,
Peruvian ard Eide Island GCANo, Ruffin's
rHOSPHO. GUANo, PLASTER, &c. Particu
lar attention paid 10 the sale of all kinds q.
t.y produce-W HEAT, CORN, FLOUR. TO
BACCo, OATS, &c.
have made arrangements with Mr.. JNo. NJ sHEP-
FARp, Jr., one of the test judges ard statesmen al
tobacco in the city, to attend to the sale of all to-
htcco consigned to ne.
return my sincere thanks to my friends for the
liberal PATRONAGE heretofore bestowed upon me,
aad hope by strict attention to business, TO merit
a continuance OF the same. au l3-d6 w3In
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- PIANO STORE. " Us

x-axzA. PIANO STORE, NJ rs lsaoAb sr.,
HsS~S-s opposite EFee4sH 3 - Dry Goods
tif ~ ' Sf0rs.-The subscriber faid invite = call
from persons visiting thu city tft&sft 81 PIANOS,
other McSfcAts INSTR i MEATH. lie kceps
constantly on hand = large ass& afat at kae In
struments. selected by himself ~ sascisl care
Having been fnany wears IN u igads. and being
thoroughly cenversapt with I'D aechaHism of the
Piano, he possesses peculiar ad( STAGES, sud never
sells an instrument which he 8knnO. recommend
and endorse. tie IS sole az n 4se lar Stesnway 4
Sons, oil New York. whose o5sttyneats are we'll
known throughout the county, ana also keeps an
assortment Of the instrumen0 eafs y W. knahs
& Co.. of Baltimore. and the Rants Of other well
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INSURANCE.

Capita1--&3J0.a 0G.
HOME OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
inSufeS Gil the Cashf and Mutual Plan.
DIRECTORS.
HENRY w. THOMAS ANGUS r. BLAEEY,
I. B. ROBERTSON, JAM rs I. GIG: l.,
ED. SANGSTER, WIN. d. MASSEY,
DR. Il. H. STABLER. THOMAS L. tItI4L,
CHRIST II NEALE, RICH'D Fl. CARTER,
p. D. LIPSC0MB, ROBP. F LESTER,
SILAS BIGLOW. s. T. STUART.
VIM NJ. TURNER, WIN. WRIGHT.
OFFICERS.
HENRY W. THOMAS, President.
[. B. ROBERTSON, Vice President.
TH0S. T. HILL Treasurer.
WIN. WRIGHT. Secretary.
JAS, !. CLOSE, Actuary and General Agent.
Applications for Insurance granted. and pol cies
issued and renewed on the most favorable terms,
IN the above Company, al our office.
3. A. COOKE,
l.. q. CLOSE.
18th ST., Exchange Hotel Building.
&C 5-5m Richmond, Va.