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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-21

NEW FALL STOCK. SHOES,
N TRUNKS AND LEATHER-l20 CASES.
We have received and are now opening Twelve
hundred cases, a part OF our Fall and Win
ter stock Of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS and SOLE
of all the most desirable kinds, mostly mannfac-
tured expressly for US. and the qualities are such
as we can recommend to be good We invite our
isied we have bought them low as any house
at the North, viz: New York, Phladclphla q. Bal
timore. and we will sell them as low. All in want
Of good Goods at low prices respectfully yited
TO look at our stock. To merchants that buy for
cash or paw promptly, we will sell very low.
1>s"-s :" - -. PUTNEY & WATTS
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- NOTICE.-.We most respectful =
- ~ call the attention OF our friends.
customer; ard tns public generally; e our
PET-BAGS, VALIGES, &c., ~ they will find the
largest and best assortment of Goods in our fine.
expressly for retail, that can be found either hcre
or esewhsre. and Ut all prices, either OF our own
manufacturc, Of. OF the hast Philadelphia and
Eastern work. Plesse call and ex anime for YOUR
selves. ALEXANDER HILL. & CO.,
Manufacturers and Importers
Of Boots. Shoes. Ac.. No. IU Main street,
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- RAILROAD LANDS FOR SALE ON

- NAILKOAD LAMBS FOK SALE On
- LONG CREDIT, AND AT Low RATE
-. OF INTEREST.-The Hannibal and st. 10
seph Railroad Company having over 600 900 &C RES
OF LAND, lying in the State of Missouri, which
was granted, by Act of Congress, to aid in the con-
thereof for sale, on the most liberal terms.
The greater part of these Lands are within six,
and all within fifteen. miles Of the Railroad, which
entire length t3O6 miles J and runs through coun-
try which s passed by any in the saubrity of
its climate, the fertility of its SOIL and the extent
of its mineral resources.
For further information, apply at the Land Ofhce
of the Company, or address, by latter,
JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissioner H. & st. 10. r. r.
HANNIBAL, No., June l4th, 1859.
jy2l-d&w4ns
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m,. purin. tine summer thnt has ius,

WA, During the summer TINT mas JUST
passed away, thousands of sufferers from dysente .
~ and diaTrhPa have been relieved by the use OF
HoSTETTER'S BITTERS, medicine which is
evidently destined to maintan permanent place
OF those diseases which battles the skill of the ply
sician. The medicine they administer to act upon
the bowels never seems to reach the source oil the
evil. The difficulty is to get remedy that Will
reach all tho digestive organs and give them ST.
mutaneousy a rush of vigor, to rid themselves of
this disease This problem is solved by the BIT
TIERS, which never fails to conquer the most stub
born cases. IL is only fair to say that, during the
season Just closed this medicine has achieved
more cures than any other ever presented to the
public, and during the fall, which that terrible
sconrge, the fever and ague, is so prevalent, the
BITTERs will gain fresh fame.
Sold by druggists -and dealers generally every
where. oc Sim
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1 2EO FALL TRADE.

ELLETT& wEIsIGER, MANUFACTURER
AND WHoL ESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
IN HATS, CAPS, AND FURS, NO. l67 MAIN
STREET, lOPPOsITE EXCHANGE BANK, j
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, having made the most
est and st ~ s e ss
offered in this market-consisting of Gents and
Young Gents, Fine Mole-Skin Hats; French aud
American Soft Hats, of the latest mportations and
designs; Ladies' Riding Hats Boys Hats and
Caps; Misses Hats; and Chidren's Hats and Tur-
hans, in great variety Also, Ladies' and Chill
dren's Furs, of all kinds, selected with great care
from the largest importing houses, and can be es-
Pecialy recommended, as they are all entirely
fresh and desirable.
Ali we ask is a call, feeling satisfied that such
bargains will be offered as to ensure q sale.
ELIETT 4 WEISIGER.
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~
VIE ,sf. mn H fs ~
APPRoxlMATIONP Rlz Es.- The two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers 10 those drawing the
Prizes having Approx isnations will be entitled I'd
the Approxlmatlon Price. according TO Class AZ
For ex s II Ticket Number 1880 draws the
zSl, Il5bs, will each be entitled to $500 II Ticket
No $50 draws the $50 600 prize, those Tickets nun
bered ts5, So ISL 6Ss will each be entitled to S5l
and 50 on. acc0rdinE 70 the above Scheme. s''''
The se00 PSIEes of $40 will be determined by the
Prize. Fer exsmple: II the Number drawinr the he.
Capital Prixe ends with No. ], then All the Tctau,s
yhers tho Number ends In will be entitled IN ~,
u tbs Number ends with nuyuber p thar ssi ~ ~
Ttekefs where the Number ends In Will h. ar ny
tied to 80, and 70 on to o. "ii w 0nu-
0fu9rinf Tickets enclose the money In c,v
10dE0es ~ tne tickets ordered on receipt Of vheh
can hare Tickets ending in any Ssare they na M
az I.t q Drawn Nssesss ..a Prise. vill 5.
SEPT e pu5ehaseFs after lie drswinG.
puschassss TN yas.9s yiits theit q nasnrss
80 CO ss s|s f esss sss ': :s
~. x = q !: IS .sa ssas.. ,.,e .nn.,
~ as;; y MI f;isSesr rrj:s: sc usual
M ATOMS strictly con6dentisl.'
Sos E66 b foGs cS ssss. e q.
SSP: PbT S. IS. 1Ns' 'i%is;.s'ss;s;. 81.
xhss the sesnt 81 as Fria sa III lot esr
e9s W ensltisa ri WI s. pnbjished sitsT e 49,
3 fnfiane2;sf 1p1ag lepers ;--Auslsta Consii.
Hon. a' "a kxs giifseh Faaldisx ss.S az
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BUsIN Ess NOTICES.

"A CARY ST., % DOOR BELOW 18TH,
Adjo dining the old Coknm btnns Hotel
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT and
DEALER IN GROCERIES,,
Peruvian and Eide Island GUANO, Rufhn's
PHOSpHO. GUANO. PLASTER, &c, Particu
lar attention paid TO the sale OF all kinds of coun
try prodnce.W HEAT, CORN, FLOUR, To-
BACCO, OATS, &c.
have made arrangements with Mr. JNo. Nj. 2HEP-
PARD, Jr. one of the best Judges and statesmen of
tobacco in the city, to attend to the sale of all to-
bacco consigned to me.
| return my sincere thanks to my friends for the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon me,
and hope, by strict attention to business, merit
q continuance of the same. au l9-d& w3m
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FALL SUPPLY,

spectfuIy asked 10 my Fail stock OF e0k1fn
BOOTS SHOES, TRUNKS, &c, comprising full
assortment IN every department of the trade. Es-
staple articles and other kinds adapted tn. whole
sale trade; and country. merchants viii consult
chasing, as am determined to offer great induce
ments to secure portion of that trade. A call is
atove Z. r. Price & Co. JNO. g. PAGE LII
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- vxEuA1f'E KxNii6 f0S 49,;
81 i .;.s.ti 1sFs |. .y,.|sss
psa s:. s 4 4! ssss y s y "a
saS q Hsss IN Ss e ss Z IS. s,
= Fl III ssns SssI I'm. S sHs &c sss
tobacco snd other trodnoss d ths section il ssns.
Is & sk IN ' II, s s,;:, :,,: .,sss
He !e; e, ma uRS &c road from Dsss
nth tSs Fsr,y vii "s ma. bn T fRen a9 Sy
LAND, co0taiins about Il acres 81 Sss No, t ~
xIonnds. suitable for market garden, o. ssssIl
Vii Rf, sss:. . .ss.s. e ss Z
any any sssqi IGn asSsisns the Ia1
oc B-ts
- LAND FOR S1IE.--T shall sail "a K.
ns shs ;s sTffs IcT re ltb q NQyEMBER
resde Il i il not sold privately before thai time no"
dhe tract c2nt.ns 2ss 10 acres more than one
INV st n ~ -, n mOvD the balance in hss
and otSsf nsees.sss ont,
There is an excellent ORCHARD. and ., rooa
sR RI! WATT Z. can Be found u the STATE o
Va; 3 Churches in the village, and an exceilent
-. w -. Nm. b. DAVIDSON.
- , LAND FOR SALE. offer for sale INV
- FARM OF 2sS,a ACRES, on the Long Bride
:. Road, twelve miles east of Richmond ara
three from James River, adjoining the land Of tha
late Or. Mettert, Nathan Darby and Others. SAID
Land produces. well of wheat. corn, tossacco, Is
and more can be added if neccssary. For terms,
(which VIII be acconmodatingl apply 70 the
oc N-l2t* JAMES w. CARTER, M s.
- FOR SALE email TRACT OF LAND,
on the New Bridge Road, three miles east Of
the City Of Richmond. known as "Aubnrp, ~
and adjoining the Lands of Mrs. Dr. Christian. Tr.
s. A. Hartand others, The above tract contains lis
acres. and is situated in pleasant and desirable
neighborhood. 1t has upon it q very good DWEI-
LING HOUSE, containing or 10 rooms with .
suffciency OF wood and water. The soil is prnduc-
tye and is well adapted to the srowth Of al kinds
rable vegctabe garden. Il is LIghy susceptible Of
improvements, and by, the ludicious nse of lime
and guano, can be made q desirable farm. a. the
satisfactory results from the use OF these mznures
on other lands in The neighborhood will attest Tho
above property il offered for sale privately lib
changed for city property. Apply to
.es RAWLINGS & HOLIDAY,
12th street, between Main and Franklin,
an ITS Richmond, Va
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FAIRS. -Members Of the AZ
ricntgral Societies visiting the above Fairs will -
FURNISHED BY the agent 81 tho station, tat the time
Of purchasing their tickets.l on presentation Of
tsei5 cerslhcats Of mem hership. with FREE RE-
TURN TICKET. go
Stock other articles designed Tor exhibitor at
9itner q tbs abvye Fars. viii be charged full fkrs
tnaining in possession Of same oEners 81
FersOns having 1t0ck t0-send to the Faifs, will
please notify the agents at the stations raRxx
PAYS II ADvANc1, - - propef arrangements can
b made for their transpoTtaliQ
Supt's Office. r. q D. r r. S s.s--ss ~ z
Richmond, Oct. "a. l6de. "a ls-lm
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- Licorice-A. O.jC. Brand.-The above
well know favorlte Brand always on sale by
JAMES G. McANDREW,
de8-N 81, Pine street. New York.
ia Removal. Nv. Leigh Burton, Dentist,
has removed to Browns building, on ct street, one
door above the Mechanics Institute an ls-3m
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
IA TuPman 4 Hall, M
MANUFACTURERS or AND DEALERs IN
SUPERIOR CL0THTN0
AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.

Of e Says ssesa sss
ton 70 the asgortment, hoping to offer such induce,
meet q ,ss sss y u ss. ;s::,,s.s. a.
msas q M v Tap n sr where III our
exceiied, and the various styles of goods offered
arr spss ss,sss' and SR a.
SILK AlS affHo Ssi sSI IAshflSIr
TRic9r c 6 ASIA 4 RsEEiiNrpp.
BLACK AND BROWN l nhHkhykR; oAS''AAA' =
OLIVE Gf W1yEfRw, FApE pcfksssSki cAss.;
competition. Suffice II to say, our stock is large
anu ss s." BUSINESS COATS
90 PRESS PRESS and fRG skf eq sAsTEsfs.
OF Cashmere, Cashmere Cloth, Velvet. Slk-all
made up in the latest st, lie worn and recommended
Our stock will be replenished By each steamer
during the season. so that whatever is new that
our OUT customers viii have the benefit OF It.
o0' ,sENTs' FURNISHING GOODS.
For Fail and Winter wear, has been received. We
100 io ss' NECK TIES, sTo Is and cRAvATs.;
700 doz. C0h!AA.gs. vat,ous styles;
is dog. P0cK k'r- UANDKERCHIEFS;
100 dnz, SOCKS, all k nds;
70 all oi which call attention, knowing that IN
the lot we can please most everybody with some
thing of good quality az low price. We still con-
'''''0 "''A' SHIRTS TO ORDER,
and know the stock on Hand well rs those made
for particular orders, are the best IN The
Ugite, States. We cannot be excelied IN this ar
tice, as our customers previous To this time can
GOODS MADE TO ORDER,
and fits guaranteed. Our manufacturer is pfaeti-
cal man, and knows his business IN every partlcu-
lar, that we approach our customers with a
confidence sustained by the eapacty oil the person
who makes our goods.
Cali at No. no Main street. and we will do you
goods as you may need will prove. We are selling
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH!
Therefore can and will give you better article for
thu touey than where goods are sold on credit; Sc
all who wish to pay their own de BITS and not he sub
Ject to profit sufficient TO cover the losses occa-
stoned by those tch0 buy. are credited, and do oil
| roy" will trade at the CASH STORE, No. llG
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
1859 AND 1860.
| The subscribers have taken the agency for VIM
! Glencross' Report OF Fashions. and can recon-
| mend 1t as The most reliable one published. The
Repot Is issued semi yearly. and as Mr. Glencross
| is IN communication with the Paris reports, issued
| monthly which issue is made in connection with
has publication, subscri ers to his Report will have
all the advantages necessary for the satisfaction o
| their trade. We now have copies of the Report
for sale and exhibition. Independent oil the sheet
of drafts usually accompanying other reports, one
two patterns of new sty les are also gwen, rem
| dering the work Invaluable. Sc &-ts
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1GRTCULTURAL FAIR!

ISER L. m1e59.-1at. BY resolution Of
= the board ef Directors Of this
Company, the usual rates Of fare VIII " CHARGED
raj Fairs but those persons who have paid their
fare upon this road, going to the Fairs, will be al
loved "a return FREQ at any time between the 18th
n October and the 7th day Of November inclusive,
on exhibiting to the conductor O. certificate Of
mia Central or the State Agricultural Society, or
certificate of fe membership in either Society.
id Stock, ard all other articles intended for ex-
hlbition at either of the above Fairs. will be
charged the usual rates OF freight, going to the
Fair, but If sent back the property of the same
owners they will be carried free. and the amount
paid for the Transportation 20 the Fairs refunded.
from which Stock il to he sent, or TO the under
signed, at least days IN advance, that suitable
accommodations can be provided.
THQS. DODAMEAp, General Sup't.
GenI Sup'ts Office Va. Central n. R.,t
Richm0nd. Oct. L. lR6Q z % l3--S0
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All I6tteIs % Dc dQQE6Sk6u
HUBERT p. LEFEBVRE,
yS63m Richmond, Va.
1l'HE CHiSWICK SCHOOL

flHHE CEtSW1Gk SCHOOL,,
i IA MILES WEST OF RICHMOND. P
The subscriber has Welded to the advice of his
friends to withdraw Chiswick from the mar ket, and
to resume the duties of his
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.
He therefore offers his services to the public, and
from his long experience in teaching hopes by devo-
ting his energies TO the improvement OF his pupils
in preparing them for business or college, to merit
the continuance OF their patronase.-
He offers to his citr friends, especially, HOME
for their sons in his own family.
CHISWICK is unusually healthy. The well wa
ter is found by analysis by DR.. JAS B. McCaw, Pro-
fessor of Chemistry in the Virginia Medical Col
lege, to possess valuable medicinal properties.
Tire next session will commence Monday, Oct. 8,
and close July Is, 1860, allowing two weeks vaca-
ton at Christmas
Tuition from $25 to $50.
Board, including table, rooms, fuel, light and
washing SIPS per month"; pay BILE half in advance,
References-.Ino, 6. Thurman. Esq, Goochland;
Drs B. ]. Duval and s. Coates of Henrico, and Rev.
]. B. Taylor and w. Goddin Esq. Richmond.
oc6-lmcw4t GEO. g. EXALL, A. M.
TENIALE SCHOOL ON CORNER OF 1ST
AND CARY STS.-MRs. c. BARKSDALE
will resume the duties of her school the LIST of
October, 1889, and the term will close the 30th
of June, 1860.
Having secured the services of a Professor of the
French language and an excellent master of Mu-
SIC. she hopes to receive portion OF public pat
ronage.
A few boarders can be accommodated in the fam
lily OF the principal.
Board for scholastic year. .....Sl60
hch I'M
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nTR- I.rFERyRF,S SCHOOL,

MIR. LEFEByRE'S SCHOOL, nm
INl GRACE STREET, BET WEN FIRST AND AND
FOUSHEE, RICHMOND, VA.-The next session .sn
of our School begins the LIST day oil Ocd0pef, w.
and terminates on the last day OF June, ls5u
Our long experience in teaching, ana the very
liberal patronage we nave received LOT s9 many
years, have both enabled and enconrased up 70
make important improvements in our Institution
course of Literature. comprising Ensn sh
French, German Italian and Spanish classics, Inc
four last through the medium OF the FrenchJ nae s
been successfully tried during the last session, anu
will be continued and enlarged in the next.
We haye engaged Mr.. Ed. z; HowARD 70 t Hssil
as the Rhetoric, Bellies Lettres and First heaains
classes Of our Institution Mr.. H. IS a genIee Man 2
of the highest qualifications and we feel connd1Hs
that his services will be duly appreciated. w
weuld earnestly recommend our Literature ciAss
to graduating pupils. -..
" add to the convenience well IS to the coh1noIt
Of the young ladies boarding In our iamiiy. lWo
Young ladies' only will occupy one room, except IN
cases when three would desire to occupy tne same
f HUBERT P. LEFEBvRE, A. NJ, PrincipaInNat;
uraI Philosophy, Literature, Moral and MENTAL
wlLfI .,sSp g. WiiEILiIMs. A. b. Vice Principal
Astronomy, Mathematics, Chemistry hlssoi''
EDWARD C. HowARD-Llterature Rhetoric,
MR geles hsttrsi SsSsisaTRTT Branches
MISS MARY G. GoRDo ION; Branches s:
MADAME MARIE ESTvAN--Vocai Music:
Si13' RA ANTONiET ERBA--Vocal Music.
SfG'RA MARIETTA ERBA-Piano.
JOHN A. CALYO-Drawing and Painting.
WILLIAM F. GRABAU-Piano. Organ, Sacred
r, M Mu SH}r1 ov, p,.,o
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tORDA VIM Il Co.,
y GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
BASIN BANK, RICHMOND,
Offer their services for the Sale and Purchase of
all kinds of PRODUCE and MERCHANDISE.
They are permitted to refer to Messrs. Kent,
Paine & Co., Messrs. Crenshaw & Co, Richmond
GEO, w. JORDAN.
JOHN q. WYNN,
~. Late Of the firm Of Breeder Il Fox,)
jy N-t1stJa ROBERT s. JORDAN
A uCTlON CARD.--The subscriber offers his
a services as AUCTI0NEER to the citizens Of
Richmond and the public, generally. pIedging his
particular attention to all sales entrusted to his
care, feeling assured his experience as am Anc-
tonecr will enttle him to share of public patron
age.
A Office in rear Of q. N. Jones' store. No. "a
aul3-Sm H. DIGGER
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~ RICHMOND AND YORK
l6A hi EksS1H1 RIVER RAILROAD = NEW
EHE A RRAN EMENT AND

CHANGE OF sCHEpHLE--Rsgnla connections
VIII koRF6 Nkp MnsT pcN and al ths
and on rs seb ssd ffE
Dispatch, runstall sand and the White House. going
and returning, will
Do. Do. at NJ. ''e Inc " n''0 mouse no.
The Ar is At Has ss s
m6n a Tst DE- de ct "a e Accom-
A, NJ. Arrive az oath ST.. Richmond. 1T % A. NJ
pfssfpssIs fhHF5 bse@o and s Il
FL sAs wts eSsf fh MEss PosF
Queen s, & H, Cartons Store WTiTht,S Store,
GA fss6 ana
House, same days, at $ P. NJ, for Richmond.
ThroasR Tieke's TO 70 kn KNEE Queen G. g
Thioush Tickets to Carlton S Store. ~ $50 500
Through Tickets to Wright's Store $50
Through Ilckets to Chnrchvllle 40
On TuEs SbS $ and f FRIDAYS the steamsG
SEA BIRD. Captain Thomas NJ: sourHcArE,
rival of the cars. from Richmond, for Norfolk and
all the intermediate landings on the Pamunkey
ON snd fSSf ayss and sss'
touching at all intermediates landings and con-
neeting with the tr.in, leaving the White House
FARE THROUGH So 50; MEALS EXTRA.
FREIGHT will be received at the Office at Rock
etts. near the lower Gas Works. daily, till 4 r.
NJ :, and will be forwarded on the following DAYS.
Freight in all cases to be paid at the Rocketts
Office, before shipment or delivery.
Negroes will be required, when travelling alone,
to leave with the Ticket Agent or Conductor pass
stating expressly that they have permission TO
travel on the cars. THOS. X. SHAhf,
oc Its superintendent =
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.
~NA DOUBLE STOCK OF GOODS. On
REDUCED PRICES. h
CHINA. 64El
. GLASS AND EARTHENWARE! xk6

.
TO THE TRADE.-In consequence Of niorMa-
ton, received some tGo months ago, that my far
eign orders, given last spring. for my all Stock of
Goods, could not he filed and shipped in time for
my Fall Trade, I was placed under the necessity Of
b1ying in New York a Fall Stock of Goods. | now
have Indignation Of the, arrival Of my Foreign
days, have double stock on hand TO mcst my
spring engagements must dispose of these Goods.
am therefore resolved to put them down at prices
Goods in my line. A call, with view of ascer-
tanning my prices, is respectfully solicited.
Sc 2Elm o. b. TAYLOR. III Nam street.
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DHNxraTRY.

6gK SURGEON DENTIST,
oe5ce On Main. bsiow Pearl street. nsxt
Gopds store. - :. - = Z
Tho subacrihsF having removed 10 tho above
house, would be pleased to see those with whom ~
nae ENGAGEMENTS. ard has made extsHsive prspa-
tions performed In Tie meat and sciensifc
eetie known 10 the Profession, and al work done
" him warranted 10 xivo aAfislacaieu. Ice l9--1y
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NOTICE. NOTICE.!-n
CONE AND SEE FOR YOUR. |N
sELVEs-Hayipgjn Just returned - Z. =
opportunity To inform nay friends. and
TIE public generally. that have in store sii kinds
and qualities OF SADDLES, HARNESS, BRI-
III .EsSs. WHIPS, SPURS, BITS. AND STfRRuP
lKONS, OF the latest styles and fashions, which
cannot be surpassed by any other similar house
IN this city all Of which viii 10 sold the lowest
cash prlcss, and. to punctual customers. ON the
fsual credit, And will warrant to satisfaction
both IN epalty and in price. You are particularly
reaue.ssd 70 cal and examsne fcs yourselves: -
ARkPAIRINGd done ~ short notice, - ~
WIN SALMON, Main IT.. Richmond. Va,
&C 4-lm Al few doofa above 81. Chas. Hotel,
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WnN GEO. j.. SUMNER 4 co., IMPORT.
~ERS AND DEALERS IN CHINA. GLASS
AND EARTHENWARE, NO. ~ PEARL

daily receiving their Fall supplies of CHINA and
EARTHENWARE. mostly of their own imporsa.
tlon and embracing the most modern shapes. of all
the best manufacturers. Their stock of GLASS
WARE, LO0KING-GLASSES. FANCY CHINA,
BRITANNIA, PLATED WARE and HOUSE,
FURNISHING GOODS. is more extensive than
ever before, making up most complete assort-
ment.
We urgently invite the attention Of the mer-
chants of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee,
to an examination OF our stock this season. and
claim that and 1rtH do yell for them IN
aIIrespects, as any regular Northern rs-paeSins
hoHse.
Intending to remove on the LIST January to our
new warehouse now in process of construction we
wish to reduce stock to avoid risk and expense
our customers. ati.s
Orders viii receive prompt and faithful attention.
rates. an r. I'm
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-- soxo, s, OF THE VIRGINIA BANKS
C0NDiIiV' - !,

RANK OF VIRGHIA,}
n.ruMoSp, October IL 1852.
Iasse~Sth tho quarterly state
sra tran saSs of the Bank Of Virginia, - II
rnent & ~ ne lat instsHt. accompanied ~ sIe
meats e g.. se s,as,s. o. the Da"A w ~ - wv
two rrsee ssa ssespscsfay. yenr most obt sc-y't
". HI. rxce,lcaey, HKSRr A. WisR, 0overnor
OF Virginia.
xs,, Ssaf, of Tie Eank Of riySiaia AID
sre.rsss "a fkr lsf If October, 1859. Compared
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UNDERTAKING.


c. cABiNET MAkEk.
FRANKLIN ST., Beth 18th sind 18th,
Haying 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 netice.
He ls slso prepared TO attend to all the branches
of UNDERTAKING, and soiicits call.
~ SHOP On Franklin street, between 18th and
18th. se l-Sm
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SAM'L r. HAYES 8 son

NAM'L r. HALVES y SONs
ANTH9RE1AacaiTR coal.
A full supply constantly on hand q Mea en9
White Ash Egg - Red and White Ash prepared
Stove, iOr families and factories. aad White Ash
Lump for foundry pse.
ooA INVARIABLY
Ra;vhankss Platform Scales at our yard. Orderp
sent through the Post Once or left at the yaId, 18th
streets south side Of the Dock, viii receive prompt
attention. IA e j0 z6-{m