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l. RAILROAD
The Capacity ct this Rosd is eow <qaa to say'a the
Couasey.
THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRIMS
BETWEEN rlrIsHC Rt;iI AND PHILADELPHIA.
Ceartt,< ustet il. lbs Eupu ue9Yt l'1seasth s''n
Thnuzh Trans fnn, ~ wt.'sr, ,,tts q! phseyaa
furnishing citls tr ,Lr 1aa,p,ran q taenssfs la~
sa. M ;g*.. i1 l. ss ,s snuS sy aay 10 IF! :s ~
1sl ssf s.: 81, i, Fss :, :@as s u & 1T Ffss % W!:
% 81 M i E IN xS s5;t <Efsss, E,ss. vi IT. L. LIZ
TEaia. ;, l1s..ssr:h win tae M Es'sss.
Il 'sa, s as ;rM Fl rs IT,
{ t!;s: sss;ss i ::si ss s,s &. II ist ,x
d4ly ste;ns tsi$tea Ssxi rss md t>sq Ilfo'heket.
M a. % , a. sst e. Il f .ss e 1e; y..1a T f r,v.r
o. Stnn.,s1"n Line.
al sS.; iia 1s' o ia IL jail = t
regular In & s.t;r~ .At Ai.:,ips =. oas T. iscr.: M
tn New ytrs. lkl,.rluse rhs.rrAsa.
Fare Always ~ Low NJ By Any other
Route.
yrA.k fsr Ticket, b, rsssbursh. ~
sy1san:a RatJuuA to Chicago makes this the
DIRECT LINE ;1X1y EEIwEEx 5,;rH TlIE EAsr AND THE
The connecting aaa y IA. - H. e a. r,
ss,t buzz r. ss.sx y aasats Or tsass u fStsA, s
Win Tue &afn ~ tne arg a4saatasrs FS9!g appsetts4
by ehPperH nf fright aaa ut Travelling puGlc
Parties ahfpp!nx EaatsaFt sill dad to ths!f rAat1Ee
fos freight contracts shipping directions apply to OF
d1ess e!saeF uS te oloSn. Agents u t.MEAay:
i. !. Stewart l9tt*b'lf.h: Dpy!e Eos Stuh<af4s u:
s. lefes e.. zaeosi!is, y: j. I. Jnha'1n. lakt!'
rssuea9 o s4k 81 ;spls; lnd i1a.,;
g.: Il. C. Neirlm, T..Isan, Ind; William bingham,
lou.svnr ~: X, q. Ulsey 60, Evansville fn1: \.
" i;raaa Cu CaIfn lU: K r. S4ss It. Lnu!a No.;
J.hn H. Harris N4.lv!s lena; Aasr:s + Muns. Nrn-
phit T<np CarEs Co rhks.z, ILL.,. ". H. IL. K.mtz,
Alton III: Murray j. Wale Dubuque Iowa: to Freight
Asrnts or Railroads die rett pyty tp the West
The srsais Gcirs ofsTrI fpt Tie pfosegtun anil speedy
s.zaspostou II Live suck. aad l..i
"''- 1'@% FKE!G4fTS Westward.
Rv TIL. Route Frttt. Of al t.r1os.onx can he
ii yoa rhitdrhs ~ I.tE Wss"a Or i;sItimc1r +,
ro3.. Wsseousn. iuTs os Missouri, ~ fai dlse,t.
The rrnusYlvan, KaIir,E. IL. eonpecta Pittsburgh
~.ih steaassla Gy whrh fo. n tnvaf.ed any pt
an rbc Il,t Nne knriu Espueky, Ieppesre. EunlvE-
Iaod EIIno!s Ii,sssppL Wi-eun.sn Missouri, kals Ar
faasas aud Ket I!refs; ind u Cleveland anduaky and
fafes ~ -.
Wt1rh.nt4 md shTnpers ensnR tho t.zn%pnafloa Of
thetr ffrITh, 10 ms Ieeoany a rvly with tua1ena
ia .nrst~ fran,f
hs Ratrs Of fr,fchs to 4uv point In the West by The
PennsyIvsna sssaI NJ Il farosat:e
1900 by 0ihcr EsA.e,ei Cnnraates.
t psrtI,tsr t., u,afk ,a.cfaxrs -r.a Penn R. r.
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Vessels Paaalpx 1hs wellaud Canal.
Pka T11xexaru1 BrnALn July L.
Tia following vessels passed Port Colbosae iron H.,
On the 1sth, til P. II. l:sh
Bound Wet On TIT 1tthsehrs yea1aguz Lively; seov
Lind. .-..t:-
On the 1st1-Bark Hungarian: schr Despatch.
Bound East the 13h-B2Ik Moth n Light Of LEY
ton; schf Head Leuls Wcns, Bay Quten.-
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TOLLINGWOOD LINE
~ ceneaat.,stax - On - ep<a!nk q E.xt9 -
eaAssesev s&easa<1x having a+Eeay t7ezra,ed 3122&
.hat eapsty m Pasaenkzz viii III ths roa y follows:
HUXTER. C4pk4 DtcEser
FUukf TAIN CtTf, Capt PHL.
0AI0SAGUE, Gxpk- HuNSA -..-...
EVkkGREEN CIT. Capt. C1AMSzHtAt1,
Leaxe Chicago hra thn foot sf Lalle zetx South SIDE
4. Spetckr Cas- HhAxf Tue.tay, 1hutAtAy ~
saturday assrlnE aeoek, landing II n points On tbs
wea shott Of 1a&n Akassa, fzz nozh u Two kve7a
and II AacknAe- ...
f1soaFh a!a y 1.dins hon ca'eazo ID pegs. q
the Test Shore of Lake Rehleza. TO BoAou AeV 1ok;
Montreal md N tne pEnaFA1 pAnd4 In th* Gsxesa Sd
New Enkiapd States ant Canada
Connect n Collnksood With
The Northera Railway Of Canada,
And u Toen1to 8.A
THE GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
= For NnnsrealL t{ueaee, Portland and Boston. ma
LAKE ONTARIO STEAMERS Ea1 NIAGARA FALLA.
0s1tso and Cape Vincent: aud II OfdeuseuEa ~ta 10
Vermont Central Railroad. for Boston 4nA intermediate
points Tie Vermont Central betWssa Osdeassazzh and
Bossun.
FIR Passenger - Fright hse1ean IS Ka&c aE3 Eft
n and Ns1 EnSizDd Skats1 md CNAda
s~ ~*sasss t14 I. !. Rfsefr d 90, A,.aA
tzzs soA4@N !. .fok Il L4ha cA1Gp, H.
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Albany Cattle Market.
(FroM the Evening Journal Of Aendsy1
= 80 Wnf A1nAsI, July II, 1850.
The following statement Ahowa the receipts Of live stock
III tic EeX York Central Railroad:
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Additional! News from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE ETNA.

Aa1itlonat News from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE ETNA.
THE Battle OF S0LFERINO.
MOVEMENTS OF GARIBALDI IN THE
TALTELLINE
The French in the Adriatic,
England Couutels Germany In Favor
OF Neutrality.
Trouble -GMoaS the H&aF arIe~ amk IfaItt n
.3~sfr5Am RsFfase~esv
TWO HUNDRED MUSSELMEN DROWNED.
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The French in the Adriatic,

England Couunels Germany In Favor
OF Neutrality.
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|sHICAGJ AND NORTHWES
rrnr RAff.wAY

~ TERI RAILWAY.
On anil aner to-day, JuS L. taias oa ths Chicago md
So1hwe:ssra Ra,,wsy tfoms;* ~ Cnsakos 81 Fs~
Ei5I.N,sn1AnP.N
poth thourt, Express Trims, eouoee1lb fsat'ta In
Ct{su With stsauer direct for ". Paut t.
Carysnx Tho through U. $. Mil 1r III poa79 10 Ia
Northwest =. ,., ....x
- Through from Chicago to Psslfis III cass without
cososesax Il flts du CHEN With daily line < boss@
TIv GIO L. DUNLAP. supeEntks aent
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Gourmissio1 #errtants.

TsILEs d NR1Htf;
= - De. ps}sst sSzza:ss ss:s:; ssets Clark '''
i
NEELY, LAWRENCE d CO,
IN tsuscrasoas 10 41axz4 :. sEEtF real
F1oOscE. eoxxH,Ssss9ex xHssexi5fa 3xe sfo&"1S0f'4
Ata1xf =. sxur....1. !. 1.LA~Rxss1....~.7 :. *Ho1413
xF-LAV1KACK
Pslsoua1 attention gtvea to A.es Of
Grefs4 Fksss, Prsststsas, s:sd CssssFy
Rrs&ats <5sA&sslK.
ns.af,. s1s5a,,e e: cete2 G, A,e s:a'
T II N =. u nd - soa,h Wsleta- C6sax9: u
CTEVENS, BROTHER & CO.,
228 = 4o4th Water Street -.- 22o
CHICAGO, H.
II Post oncs Box .os7. Qy+lydi1s
E. b. s11.1s. 8. 3. s11yE.: J. 2: R4I1oz9.
FDWAsD SIACkE'r,
L. cuxHkxSI0.y NERcHAlST.
~ Lake aaA 80 South Waier Street
est y IL pa;7s.e lid.
H e5!st es*ss s:st SsI
Baalo: F. +. Tolsst / CO. New Orleans. fcs slsx
In F. CRAIG d Co,
| le cOKKISST0T MERCHANTS.
Fl: r.: *ses.s L. x e. e Il
~ 50. IN k1Sz1E STREET. cA1cAeo.
In KRElGii 8 CO.,
Corner of South water aad Fs7ctta aseets Chicago. n
D. kznas- nylou0 Ed: IAzIa1-
1T Ell A Nd d MIX E Il
/ - ..-.,..nr >.,~., ~, ,,x,
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ITO CITY & COUNTRY TRADE.
Il Psstses xsrtI1k something tn tha
FLOUR AID MEAL LINE
,r11 Ao w h Nd ox5e4s to LAka 9+ Mia On Eonds
- Xssrafa 1ad ~ b. kuppsd II ths nve evA4 1ate4
GN8 IAhe HzHk. C3lAkes n
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80. CITY OF BUFFALO,
.G|EsSSiEG2.s n P1xx.4x CamMzHdeI.

wrSTERS METROPOLIS. VI. T. PxAAE, Com1aEa3aes'
Form Evening Lne tstwetp c!x1ad r., n.sa aoa thn =
~. R.jpst D+<k, Cleveland. e7sry eysnlnk. isnnsa1s
e1ePea asek or q ths ..'sa q sss ta Y, H,a
viii the morning 1atns the New York csntsza and fa-
f.io SFsv YetE kre Kafsoad for SIAstEa FAfs 70
ehrster Syfzese Rome. EEez, Albany. Corning. el1fA
CwFEu New York Rnd Bn.euu- ~
Il s useeas u spak eaahoratey ct Tho ssors eoat q
fnx ajre1T well hnbwn The 2Tenx TsaHc - n al to
sp..xs F1.1t t1azs CON soppCs and APE
Thus reneesiuE summer utp to New YORK Of any pe.
est * Bsdao Tho desirable Of any thaS could u
planned ..d
II ths ounauyt cc under the kttrs House. corner
Randolph led Dearborn street: aa:a II th. at2st.
g. VI. GRAY, Geneza4 Mezsa10 A&tNA.
rrx n e.x,,v7r t;er Stnt jsl5
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1GHDI0UgnD, 90.
THE BEST COUeH sYnyrr !, yop,n,
HARTsHoRNE.s, ssEGT0ekt SYRUP OF

Wild CHERRY.
This article is prepared BY chemist, snn y sed
aa s e ~ psi Fl o9 apohakE s
so pe j pat oa ssoM
Persons who sing should use IT, i L. pleasant 70
aIlays all irritation Of the throat and lungs, and
prevents taking cold.
US. T. RaRrso fEs sisf f Pile
They remove all bile and ceds from fne in
Richmond Sc le--6m
nR. ]. s. ROSES ExPECT0KAN
~ COUGH SYRUP, OR GREAT PECnf9olk !. As a
a SE T. sPIFTlNs OF Boob BRoSchf
tbs. AND ALI. DISEASES OF THE LuNSS.J;
experience as q remedy for irritation or inilamma-
ton of the Lungs, Throat. or Bronchia, is nc
lodged by all to he remedy emlneh.H sef and
radical cure of Coughs and CONSUMPTION. 49,.
In compromising Cough Syrup Tor genera I use SO
the ply sicanfor none but physician shouiq at
tempt prescription-is compelled, from his know
ledge of the constitution and constituted paris o.
man to avoid entirely the addition OF nruss Ina ma
in any way tend to do injury HIS o,9eet Il nor
only TO cause a symptom, such as Codsn, 70 s,op
tor that he should cure his patient wn,ie
the pretender may ailay Couch py ms OPIUM a,u
phia and wild cherry bark. and not be accounIapie
for the after health OF his patient MANY OF tie
Of the dag have PGTesT to siop neurabs
form of disease, or perhaps death
Although a cough may arise from . variety Oh
causes, which still continue to operate, such as
Tubercles, Abscess, Chronic intiamniation o. the
Lungs. Liver, Bronchla. &c. &c., stu the iuhss
are the organs compelled TO do the coughing, and
consequently produce consumption: . m
DIR. J. 8. ROSES COUGH sY RUP Will NOT only
cure cough. but In ali cases prevent that LION OF
ases-CONSUMPTlON.
For Bowel Complaint. DiarrhPa, Dysentery. Dr.
J. s. ROSES CARMINATIVE BAISAM IS the
most reliable .remedy-:priee % cents DR.: }: ?,
cures Cholic Pans in the Stomach or Bowels,
Rheumatism, Sprains, Bruises. Pains IN the Limbs,
Joints, Spine Disease. or any paIn 1nLernaily or
| sxternaiy-prce IL, IS and 30 cents. The Doctor
has had ample time to test these remedies IN his
practice for IS years. Depot s05 Arch street. Phil
| aGeiuhia. -
Sold by " L. wARING, 101 Broad street. above
| 9th, Richmond, Va . -,
| n B-We most positively say to the public take
| none of our medicines without the written sigma
| tnre over the cork and on the outside wrappes oi
| each bottle. tse 2-tSl DIX. j. 81 ROSE ~ SUN.
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GRICULTURAL FAIR.

THE NORFOLK AND PETERSBYRG RAIL
ROAD COMPANY will transport visitors psaesssilnns
SRa ar F2d f 1t BE held hs n
burg, Lynchsurs, Suffolk and Norfolk during sne
months of October and November OF the current
year. upon f 70 jqll6w 4&j If54ffi ckETs:
For each Of the said Fairs Tep pa
For the Central Society Fair to be held in Rich
For the State Fair, to be held in Petersburg: com
mencin on the lst November. tickets Will be issued
an and i1 aoo odS til the 5th Noyta6sr
For the Nanselpend County rair, to be heid II, IN
s1qs en- s 81 S R
and God till the 18th October.
For the Seaboard Fair, to be held at Norfolk 4,
commencing the Sth November; tickets VIII he
issued the 7th sth, 9th, 10th and 18th, andssood
till the 18th November; -. .,
I'd class 81 %; Norfolk and Suffolk, LIST do, slo0
I'd do, 50 cents; Norfolk and Windsor, LIST do.
S5 l'7 ID do, si25; Norfok and Ivos, ist do,
$500 I'd do, 81 q; Nortoik aad Waksfed LIST do
Il de NeFtnk s aGd Waverl, 1st do
$500, I'd do, $500 Between Petersburg and Nor
folk lst class, S325 I'd class, s2eo; Petersburg
e eslfssOPPss 5 s AND st d.
do. SIPS; Petersburg and zunI LIST do, Si.75 %
do; 81 %; Petersburg and Windsor, lst do, 900.
% do, $50; Petersburg and Suffolk; st do, So 50,
class. 500 ID class, 50 cents; Suffolk and Wind,
sor. LIST do IS cents % DO, so cents; Suffolk and
lyor, lst DO Sis I'd do 70 CENTS Suffolk and
Waverly, LIST do, Sl.75. "a do S125; Suffolk and
DIsputanta, Is, do, S2.0s. I'd do, $50.
The Tran carving stock and other matter for
the State Fair at Petersburg, will leave Norfolk at
50 A. NJ Nj nday, the 3ist October. Returning
will eave Petersburg Monday the LIST November at
100 A. NJ.
The Train carrying stock and other matter for
exhibition ut the Seaboard FAIR will down the
road Monday, the 9Th November. leaving Peters
burg at 1880 a NJ,
The Train carrying stock and other matter for
the hausemond FaIr,wlll pass down the road, leav-
ing pe tersburs. Monday she eth day ofOctober. lat
7:30 A. M.-and up the road the following day, leav
ing Norfolk at $50 A. Nj.
The fore Going schedule of trains viii take the
the period merely which they smbraee-that 49,
\ special Train will leave Suffolk at 5 p. NJ, for
Norfolk, Wednesday and Thursday, the 10Th and
9th of October, in order to accommodate visitors
to the Nansemond Fair from Norfolk, Portsmouth
and vicinity. WILLIAM MALONE,
Enty at,lS trft
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BUSIN ESS NOTICES.

sLEAANDER GARRETT,
"A CARY ST., 20 DOOR BELOW lsTH'
adiefnfag fae eli Co{ana ban Hotel,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
GENERAL COMMISSION E}.CHANTAND
DEALER IN GROCERIES,
Peruvian and Eide Island GUAN0, RUINS
PH0SPHo. GUANO, PLASTER, &c: Particu
lar attention paid 70 the sale OF all kipds OF conn
try produce-W HEAT, CORN, FLOUR, 10
BACC0. OATS, &c.
have made arrangements with Mr.. JSo. NJ sHEP-r
pARD, Jr., of the best Judges and statesmen OF
tobacco in the city. attend TO the sale OF all TO-
pacco consigned 10 me.
| return ms sincere thanks 10 my friends Tor me
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon me,
and hope, by strict attention to business TO merit
a continuance OF the same. au l9-d1 Woh
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passengeTs breakfast and sup at Ashland and dine
ON hoard the comfortable steamer between Acquia
Creek and Washington.
ma For further Information, apply at this olnce,
d o'u ~ JAS. b. w WINSTON, Gen1 Ticket Ag't.-
g.n,y RrrTu Suu't.
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SUP'TS OFFICE II. Il j. r. R.,l
RICHMOND, Oct. 27. 1859.
|, GREAT SOUTHW EST.

44k3 EhN NJ AII. IVt 1.h lnfnsond
and Dauvilie. South Side Virginia and Tennessee,
East Tennessee aud Virginia. East Tennessee and
Georgia, and Memphis and Charleston RAILROADS
have entered into an agreement to pass Negro
Children under three years of age, FREE, oyer their
respective roads, to take effect and after Novem
Der LIST. 1889.
Ta persons trading in Negroes and others, tins
route offers advantages unsurpassed by any other.
For further PARTICULARS apply at the Ticket oi-
Ace, Richmond and Danvile Railroad, Richmond.
nc 97-dts C, CAMPBELL, Sup't.
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DoGGETT & ANDERSON,

IL
would invite buyers to examine their Fall stock
IF CARPETING. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, and
CURTAIN GooDS,whlch they are seiling much be
low the usual price that such goods are sod at.
Also; q large and varied assortment of PAPER
is manu- featured, both French and American,
which Will be sold very cheap. We are also pre-
pared with the best of workmen 10 make and fit
70 rooms. in the city or country, CARPETS, CUR
TAI Ms, Oil CLOTHS and WINDOW SHADES,
at The shortest notice. Also, PAPER HANGING
done by superior worknen. House keepers need
ina ans thing in our line, will and assortment
good and prices low. 90 5-3mgJ
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MEDICAL CARD.-Dr. PLUME offers his ser
vi vices to the public in the all secret
diseases. Twenty years practice in the above
branch gives DR.. p a claim to public favor-Ofice
on Franklin street, near the Exchange Hotel, and
third house below Trinity Church. same side. Al
ways on hand, a supply of the CHEMICAL Elk
TRACT Or Flowers" one of the very best
renovators for weakened parts now known. Medi-
cnes sent to order. All ceInmV ucations by letter
otherwise promptly ATTENDED To. Richmond. Va
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QE0 FALL TRADE. 4,
1859.

800. 1000.
FISHER & WINSTON, Druggists,
No: rs Main street, Richmond, Va,
Re nov receiylng their Fall supplies Of pnLs
PAINTS and OILS Of all kinds; WINDOW
GLASS, DYE STUFFS. FANCY ARTICLE
HAVANA CIGARS, PERFUMERY. &C., all Of
winch have been purchased on the best terms, to
winch they invite the attention of wholesale pur-
chasers and others. Their stock consists in the
wholesale department of
500 boxes French Window lotions snow white Zinc
Glass, 200 kegs Bicarb Soda,
10 hbls. Epson Salts, $50 cases Olive Oil.
800 gals. Castor OIL 5 cases Refined Borax
500 ounces Quinine, 1000 lbs. Bluestone
cases lpdIeo, 20 lbs. Copperas,
10 tons Pure White Lead. IS bbls. Putty.
10 bhis Alum. 1eoO gals Pure Linseed
IS bbs. Winter Whale Oil
Oil, loo nj Havana Cigars,
80 bags Pepper and Gin 10 gross Bakers Bit
ger. tiers.
10 gross Ayers Cherry rs bhIs A lcohol and
Pectoral Fluid
100 boxes Pearl Starch.
FISHER & WINSTON, No. I25 Main st.,
Richmond, Va.
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TEMPERANCE SOCIETY AMONG THE lNpI-
ANs.-Sone of the Indians on Lake Superior
have formed n temperance society. The ocea-
sion of this was as follows A large NUMBER
OF them hsd collected considerable amount
OF money in small sums which they entrusted
80 the keeping OF a chief In whom they haa IN
piicit confidence. This digniiary was MOI Ia
faiIible, and one day went on spree ana spent
IL ALI The red men held an indignation meet
ing over il, and after most emphauc series OF
rrunts. formed a self protective association,
bssed on fundamental principies-that is TO
say. the frs, Indian who got drunk was TO be
tied to a stump aud whipped with twenty-five
lashes
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Rittnlunn qispattt.
:; ;rx;,s.rsnsY MoRNINc nov 9. 1889


srunr or 4 rxxAIx sxr .s ,asx wearing
-s.ks nro An elegantly dressed ia" awning ne.
= 49, ionable bonnet. costly yen, ~ .n annie
s,.s~ md silk dress dis.endea , os 81, ar one
nnsntitv Of crinoline, presen .so ,r;sn frontier
~ ,ns fyustosn. Houses on the eeie's sssis are
carrying IN ner up in tine linen and rich Lace
f 81. sesr tIs being h ss
thick green .ar;ogiy in formed the agent that
nss child asleep and sesgedr s ,sa ske ms
stumo ~, hnwed with native French polite
nss. bat nevertheless the e.esant
stran ns'rssn into private room. There was
no need however Of an excess OF ,g,n
~ sastched the iniaat FROM the mothers
arms, and lei it fall heavily upon the floor -
In the handsome stranger she had Recognized
child was nothing more nor less than roll
of tobacco. weighing over thirty pounds. As
for the ample crinolsne, of which some sus
picions also were naturally entertained. 1t
was found, upon examination, TO conceal sew
eraI pounds OF tobacco, rolled up into twists,
and introduced as hoops.
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Ftp TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS. I

il BOOTS AND SHOES-.GREAT Il
WREDUCTION IN RICES.-CHAS. o.
ABEHLE, Broad street. between I'd and 3d.
keeps large stock of Ladies', Gentlemens and
Servants wear CONSTANT, on hand, and dehes any
body In Richmond to compete with him in his line,
he manufactures TO order. and supeTIntends
himself loo 14-1yl CHARLES BELLE.
n SOMETHING NEW.-Just received. the
lAZOUAVE HAT-the latest Paris style for
young Gents. Call and get one.
r. l.. DICKINSON,
Successor to Binford, Dickinson X Weisiger,
Is Main street
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!, PAS ES Z ! sNfagRs1!6;59!!.

J gS, gAs 81 ! 4 BIG Sf In: nssaaHaJsgf:
RANGEMENT. - PqRTAANT E9 HE n nhh1
EEsTH KogSH T lISSkkFEIfK ANrRR o IuffE19csn
ryina he great United States Mail Twlce tsy
SUNDAY nislt exceptsdl between hhladsauha New
York. and Eli Important points Vert. via Acquaaa
Greek and Washngton qyeT the u shs potnmsc
Tiver. Is miles. and BY splendid and comior s,ap ~
steameTn thence 10 Washington, 50 miles, IN ail I50
miles IN seven hours; being comiorsaoae ANU Ds'-
ieHf asur s Of departure: $50. A. NJ, and 639 NJ
BAGGAGE. under charge 81 Speoiahi A tsa
CHECKEDTHR ROUGH to w ashingtcn, Daitih'oi -
philadep hia and New YORK. ,...L. r,t,o,,
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u JPTCR ECUREDFOR FIVE DOLLARS
h-DR. SHER4iAN'S great radical Cure Truss
can now be had for only FIVE dollars. Every medl-
cal man who has examined this instrument, pro-
nounees it superior to all others. II desired we
will oheerfully refer TO any OF the very numerous
persons who have been thoroughly cured by this
ed should procure one, they being SO durable. and
the cheapest IN the end. We will send this Truss
To any part of the country by Express or mail.
For the Truss, or Information concerning it, ad-
dress Z. Y: JACESON:
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 Il J0HNSTON'S,
nr-,o Icts my G--Iy
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n.y. CARRIAGES, cARKIaeEs.a,

axf1Nk CARRIAGES, CAkkIAGES.-
C4Sz{Ess The subscriber mas on hand, at his Coach
- - Maxim. Establishment, es Lombard Al.
Icy. between Main and Cary, 18th and lalh streess
TEES, BAR0UCHES. BUGG les with and without
tops, and SuLklES-ali OF his own make, q .as
be sold a. low as good work Of the kind can be n
fhe city OF Richmond. and | respectfully ask eau
Tom those IN want of any article in the Carfiisgs
veil at the lowest prices possible and All wofk soa
that is new, warranted MlGAJAH MANuum'
NH 1-9m
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+ Ii. DiGGES,

7 II. DiGGES,
d. ASSISTED ny
F. BOOTH.
aErTIONFFRc AND COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS,
No IS MAIN STRRT,
RICHMOND, VA.
Attend TO sales of REAL ESTATE. FURNl-
TIRE AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE
C5nsIsnments solicited. Quick sales and prompt
returns guaranteed. >, =, ,,oor,,
J. IL. DIGGES. u +. booih H.
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WHITE OAK PLANK

W 10000 f. Ia and 2-inch WHITE OAK.
l0.01 # ia inch do do
l00o0 ii. 3-iReh do. do
1900 H.. 4-inch do. do
Superior quality, suitable for car works and ma
chine purposes, receiving and Tor sale on accom-
modating terms, by TRUMAN A. PARKER
RkANDlES.-A large assortment of choice
- Brandies-London Dock, Hennsssey, Otard,
Dupuy Co. and other pure BIandes, dark and
Paie, warranted pure, Just out OF Custom House
WiNsToN 4 POWERS.
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UNDERTAKING.


w NJ. F. GHAN DLER
tzzzx - CABINET MAKER,
FRANKLIN ST., Bet n 18th and Ilth,
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.
@A- SHOP ON Franklin street, between 18th and
l4th. Sc I-3m
THE UNDERSIGNED RE.
tsssszs ss7sT555.y TURNS his thanks to his friends
and customers tor their patronage
in the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS for the last
ten years. He is prepared to furnish C0FFINS of
all who fee disposed to bury their friends eenteey
He has fine EARSF. with glass windows.
SERVANTS C0FFINS of all sizes; also,
SHEETS, SHR0UDS &C., on hand at the corner
of Franklin and 18th streets.
JEREMIAH SATTERWHTTE,
au 9-6ms Agent for john NxTrLEs.
TURPIN. ROPER MUIR
exa=t .szTTz5szay RAY,
UNDERTAKERS,
Governor street, between Main and Franklin, Rok-
mond Va.
Keep constantly on hand all kinds of ready made
COFFINS AND METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
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FALL STYLES FOR 1859!

- VIM. Il. MOOR T.,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Deal
err in HATS, CAPS and FURS, No. 2O7 Bread ST.,
near Messrs Breeder & Fox.
Having made large pre- paraton he is now in receipt
of the largest and most complete stock of FALL
HATS, CAPS and FURS, that he has ever offer
in this market befere-conslstIng of Gents and
Young Gents fine MOLE SKIN, of my own and
Northern manufactures; French and American
SOFT HATS Of the latest STYLES and kinds; Ladies,
HATS and ChIldren's HATS and CAPS in great
variety. $500
Also. large assortment of NEGRO WOOL
HATS and CAPS for farmers and railroad con
tractors. Also, Ladies' and Chldreu's FuRS of
all kinds ana styles. selected with great care and
can be especially recommended, rs they Will be
entirely fresh and desirable.
All he asks is call feeling certain that such in
ducements will be offered as 10 ensure a saa
WIN. t. MNORE.