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MECHANICAL,

CRATES, TENDERS. FINE SETS OF
u SHOyEIS TONGS and POK ERS-L, have for
sale an elegant assortfneut Of all kinds of CRATES,
lncigdiag every style Of TENDERS, SUMMEE
piECES, isndsone and PLAIN sets of SHOVEL :,
TONGs aud POkERS Seven different sizes of
coat sCtTTLEs, Cilder SHOVEIS. Fire SHO
VE1S; handaome STANDS for Shogels md tnkers;
Rowss STANDS; Brass and Iron FOOTMANS; ire
SFGNE for settns up Crates; Tavern ana Church
BELLS, of sweet tone. Builders, Housekoepers
can - supplied nj the lowest Northern prices. /
am manufacturing all kinds of Brass and Iron
Work OF the above description at my BELL and
BRASS FOUNDRY, and CRATE and FENDER
MANDATORY, Ne. 225 Main street, between
Hu ISM y. D. UENOON.
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INDIA RUBBHR PENS.
MADE ENTIRELY OF RUBBER!
MANUFACTURED UNDER
GOO YEARS. PATFNTS
BY THE INDIA R1IRRER PEN r0MpA NV

-. O LiIpsR y srsfFnr, NEw YoRk, r,
hes dealers senerall5 throns hou the United States.
fhey haze all the ELAsTlCIrY of the quill, without
tie 81 ttelng and scrapng of that instrument,
.tl.e foia's oeih perfectly suootht and Will last
itbi are likewise, superior 10 the steel pen, in
thN they are doaa EtAsTie, WEAR LONGER, and
~. Nor c0RRoDE.
The INDIA ,Rpbber Pens are peculiarly adopted to
aud professional men generally helm less .resome
% tlls bend and more uniform in action, than any
ether pen now IA use. They are cheaper than qu
pens ai,ti are offered at price not exceeding that
~ the best steel pens.
ne india Rnhber Pens are pat up IN boxes, con
faanin2 sress each. with holder at SO per cross
and " Il he mailed, posPAe 4 FREE, 10 any address
ueep receipt OF the price,
A isssF diagount showed tn the Trade, COLLEGES
Sssicpals and Pabiio Institutions Address
THE INDIA RUBBER PEN co,
je aS-7an ofilce, 81 Liberty ST, n. Y.
NtiRNA3y Of TIE MEDICAL COL.
! LE6E1I TINS intrnssry IS situated at the corner
OF Msrsha and Coiie9e streets. in an elevated and
heatnidi positioa, convenient to the Railroad be
furnished with every ARRANGEMENT REQUISITE for
the saceessini treatment OF diseases and INJURIES
saar EDeaI q
the insane and those iahoring under cnntagious
diseases, are admitted into the institution Tvs
ia women are also received and carefully attended
Private rooms furnished when desired.
the patients are under the charge of the Profes.
snfs Of the cpege, who visit the wards daily. The
ci,s s 4 Tor Board Msdeii Attendance, Nnrsiqs
s uai,, ae .slslas', are, ior Per week.
pp9psss aaon,. 's.s','
Ia addition 10 the above rates. in cases ~ ssrina
s.,stfa. 0psrgtsaa, hy q resnent with the pro-
prssf9fs "a tbe Beiieyse Hospital. ssali Ice Is
ossfefd tcs ne epsiatson. gaFSlng from - 10 So,
sssosdsas e ~ I'M poItance The particular fee n
81 q tae attending safssons or the Resident Ply
AZ caafses payable on the removal Of the pa.
Assssais Q, ss,gssss rrefs GIBSON, PETlco-
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FURNITURE.

49,. $3.50, 4lN- @-
wswza FURNITURER REPAIRED, AND
- VARNISHED AND REPACKED.-The
= subscriber begs leave to inform the pub
-AtA. lie that he still continues to repair and
sae.--sAN re-yarnIsh Furniture, at his old stand,
on Franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hail.
His prices are moderate The best of references
can be given that all work in his line viii be
faithfully executed.
N. B.-Furniture will be repaired and vanished
at private residences, either in town country, If
required. JOHN DAVIS,
jy7-2m Franklin ST., Metropolitan Hall.
%sry CHEAP FURNITU Eat 4.
- GATHRIGHT'S Governor street.-COT-
TAGE SUITS, OF Imitation Rosewood,
r1HA= Mahogany, Walnut and Oak; also, of So
Ind Mahogany, Walnut and Oak, good
quality from S2s TO 500 pef suit. SOFAS, from
pair. CA BINETS, from 50 TO S45. WARD
ROBES from $40 TO S75 DENNY LIND 4, BED ID
fram - t. @ CH z Of sysrs stg iran
to 500 per dozen. ROCKERS, from 81 to $25.-
And every article OF FURNITURE at the lowest
price, FOR CASH. Cali and see for yourselves.
my 2o-d3m
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paper out West has for its motto, 80 GOD
will 10 All meH who pay promptly. Devoted
TO news, fun and making money"
Nothing prevents a person from being natur-
al and easy, so much as an extreme anxiety 10
appear SO.
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CLkvEe TRIcK.---A Yankee schoolmsster,
named C9mstoc turned Il drove of cattle
into the oorneld of Il farmer in Dubuque,
Iowa. and during The confusion which this
&c. crna led III the family run away with the
farmers daughter and married her.
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"a PUNISHMENT FOR AN INsULT.-M. de Bles-
XII q gen tiemau who insulted the Prussian
Minisiec a. the fa5l. dh0te of the kurhauS,
has been condemned TO twelve days lmprison-
nea, and 10 punishment from the kingdom OF
Ea g2rta at The expiration of that period.
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EDUCATION.
AIRS. n. 3. nscE,S xoHoeL,

AIRS. NJ. q. niCEsS SCHOOL,
~ sggpAg STREET. BETWEEN CLAY
TIE Fourth Session of this School win he lin on
Thursday, Isl September. and close NtI June, $780,
She Is gfateal TO her patrons Ter past encourage
ment, which she has most faithfully endhHyUrrd to
mart, and secits n continuance ct the same
pieaafng herself 10 use every exertlen To promote
the happiness and improvement OF az entrusted to
her. Her discipline Is very systematic but aifec-
ttanate and parental, Her Heds OF instruction -
thorough. preparing the pupils FOR any situation IN
which Their nss may be cast. by tending 20 stStHst
en- the moral principles and regulate the sHecfi9ns
BY keeping IN luss balance and hsinstnx lof'h 20
has gwen them. She will instruct IN the Latin and
in most of the Bglish branches usually taught In
the highest Seminafies.
To pursue the above course with the most bene-
necessary and desirable that the parents visit the
school as often rs they can; II VIII stimulate and
reztrain the pupils, and they can ascertain by OBJ
seryation inslead of bearsay.l the discipline and
orse OF proceedings adopted. IL Will also tend 10
stastatu the teafscr authority instead OF the pu
ais the latter tending 10 produce INSTRUMENTATION,
aud blasting the good which might otherwise be
acaaifed. sc IL be expected that they practice
TEN and economy. let them be taught IL IN youth
Al the close OF the session there will I've thoroax n
medals viii I've awarded To those whose progress or
department. merit them. 10 which the parents are
respectfully requested to attend.
All entered. will he obligated from that time 10
the termination Of the session Of ten months, pay
BILE quarterly. d
Refer 10 Dr Goons, and Messrs. Bennett NJ. De
Witt. Thos. ID. 9uarleS VIVA. NJ. Alien. DAVID 4.
saunders, NJ :. Valentine, John e, Shields, NJ. NJ
Smith, Wm. A. Walters, Jas SiZer. Sr., T. Ralstcn.
y. W. Tyler, c. v leks. Richmond; also to KeY. }.
D.. Mitchell. bJs. Latham and Owen, Messrs W hi.
+. Booker, and J. N. Gordon, Lynchhurg, Va.
i~-iaW5w
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W L. BROIN.M; a., and v "; TIERS

- FIELD ACADEMY.
FIRE Mills Vest of The tatreTSafy of va.
w. W. TEBB9. Instructor IN Languages.
w. LEROY BRoCN, NJ. A., Instructor IN Mathe-
MATES.
II. W. fTCKETT, VI. A., Assistant in Languages
and Mathematics.
JOSEPH NJ BROCN, Assistant in Mathematics
and ENGLISH
TIE object oi ,As Academy is to prepare students
for the University OF Virginia, or to hit them tor
the duties of life. The course of construction eln
braces all those subjects requisite Tor preparation
for any of the Academic Schools Of tile University,
and tile method as far practicable is adapted to
that pursued 1T that institution.
The third session will begin on tho LIST September.
The expenses are $50 year, payable semi -annu-
aiY in advance.
For Catalogues address either of the Principals.
Ivy Depot, AlteTnarle co., Va. Je 2J-lawtIS
URINARY SCHO0L.-AlRs. G. L. MAYO will
4 reopen her SCHOOL, the Sunday School
Room. connected with the Sycamore Church, on
Eleventh, between Broad and Marshall streets, or
MQNDAY. September 18th, 1859.
4 Stp
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
- on 7TH, BETWEEN CLAY AND MARSHALL SITS.
The exercises of this SCHOOL will be resumed on
MONDAY, September 18th. The course Of in
strueton is thoroush, embracing every branch
taught IN schools of the highest Grade.
Aided by experienced aud competent assistants.
/ shall endeavor to merit continuance of the lib
erai patronage of my friends and the public.
For particulars, apply to
]. FL. BINFORD. corner 18th
au s-dt1stS and Franklin SITS.
THE DUTIES OF NH. STUART,S Class
! sIcAL AND M,AaTHEMATIeAL SCHOOL
bis former lncality, Clay, near cerner of 9th ST..
He will be assisted IN the department OF Ancient
Languages by Mr.. RICHARD ANDERSON, "a graduate
q the University. in this department under Dr.
Harrison, to whom he refars. A Primary Depart
peat will hs connected with the School. in which
limited number VIII be received. au6-d2m
III. BASS, ENGLISH AND CLAS.
sr = : ,SlEAIs SfsH00Ts ON CLAY STREET. BE-
i N EEN FIRST AND sEC0ND.--frhe NINTH
IN fa,SyS'g 9 Of ms SCHOOL will commence on MON
Ia s. septeabcr 18th, 1t my RESIDENCE ard cent?
ias ~ n1nn.hs. FERNS - usual, pay able quaItery
~ 7. h. BASS.
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JAMES ID. BROWNIES

UhN Nm ENIAL IRUN WURhS,
9Th street. next to the Mechanics Institute.
IRON RATINGS. NRRAN DAHS, BALCO-
MES, CHAINS ANS 6 SETpIEEsi NC; also, Grating
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at short notice.
ga Particular attention given to enclosing Burial
Lots in the CITY and country.
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fs 8EtSah sf s nf s sSSSg1fsTkfI:
:ssf,; ~ ] 4 FIX. ssiffrs'fIi
eng as fSs i s s.. Sc III
L::ss k,ss%sa s. ..s q, a. aas.y ,,.sip..
ssss'.. sas.s
Leave Leave flchmcad dsily, isxeept sand.,. :,
DfrEEills Ken ii9 yr1fs.sS: gsn1 a
daily SUNDAY mcrpInxs excepted. 3 Al 4 4 M'e1
al6 r. a.. and arrive in Richmond at $50 A. sna
: through from Richmond 70 Memphis in 81, ,.o,.
a The above trains sornees bosa ray, viii. ~.
.rsl and and Fe.esc Railroad srsia. !. Cen
X Thronsh tcfets Sold and baggage cAac..s
to the above points; atso te the Virgnla Sornss,o
II Es, ;sssfss ss Sss ss ~ sfs.
vile Railroad SceT c9b hEifhEG sss.,s,...,
axxzs.zsa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
June, 1855. P Pn D s1f Lsss5 a ,ss "a
SERsfRAiNs will be run upon this Road a. H.
n The MAIL TRAIN viii leave Iynchburr s,,,u
Leave Bristol at go A. NJ and arrive at Esnebba,ss
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN v,n L..
ynehburg at III II. NJ, and arrive at Bristol 4, n
NJ Returning, leave Bristol at go p M. sna -, o.
rive at Bynehburg At 80 A. NJ s"" AZ
Throns tickets from Richmond to the follo,,n-
panyis RasIresd Ticket as o - the Richmond and
10 buchanan. wa Buford's DEPOT s,,,
10 hhocS ,s Alum Springs, via Bafords '" ~
TO Old Sweet and Red Sweet VIA Bonsaek; Z Z g
10 6reenbrier White Sulphur via Bonxacfis ~ -
70 Old Sweet and Red Sweet via Saian, - - ~ ~
10 8reenbrier W bite Sulphur, via salem ~ ~
10 Roanoke Red Sulphur, via Salem $50 Sy
TO Old sweet and Red Sweet. via Montgome-
- ~ White Sqsphur springs. ....'...'es..' 1a,.
10 GresnsTisr hte Sulpur, via Mentgome-
To Salt Sulphur Springs. via Montgomery W. - ~
y. Springs. -..............~... Il "a
To New River Springs. via Montgomery W.
=. SPRINGS. .............,.... n M
To Red Sulphur Springs, via Dublin, New ="
To Mieshsny Springs platform, at shaws:
To Montgomery II. fy W. S. Springs. platform, a, s@
PASSENGERS a,'f Tor the Greenbrier white SoassS
Springs via the Montgomery w. Sulphur Spr,nrs
stop all nigh: at the last named beautiful waterns
place, leave next morning at o'clock by Rebf
Ficklen K Peyton's fine line of Stages dine al Nnnn
tain Lake. sup and lod at the Salt Sulphur Sprn~.
and arrive at the Greenbricr White sulphur Sprinss
to dinner.
A fine Graded road has recently been constructed
from the Montgomery White Sulphur Springs vi.
the Mountain Lake to the Salt Sulphur Springs
of the most picturesque character.
r. H. GILL, General Superintendent
General superlntendent's 0fice,i
Lyachburg, June q. 1859. ia 9o-s,n
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-. -x.a..sss.uss...,, NOTtcE.-M Melons viii ns,t
k64 q be received or carried upon the
PASSENGER trains Of this cosnpa-
ny. unless packed IN boxes or barrels, when 90
packed they will be taken 70 limited extent oniA
and will be eharsed BY weight at tho regular rstes
lnr express ffssxht. They can b cent loose by
freght trains. which leave Richmond daily (excepf
sunaays for Charlettcsville and points this side;
trl,weekly, yix; on Taest!asss Thursdays and sat
days sad Tharsdays, ~ eona4 veal ii slssyson.
Va. g. r. r., Gcnsi Supl,s Q}I5ce,l - IS
Richmond. Ana1ss ssk. isaS ~ ~s,a
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NH s--ss
a -Ja5NTE0TEN;,'.E or

fSYs rs1ol711n111Tzrr- . y 7tWNSE4tf .Nts u vi VI
}e&1 a the larxe amount af Wheat sad
other Produce arxivaas. ard tue
nepot heinz 20 cosnnesaiy full. ID becomes nscss
xxry, And tha IL 70 slve notice 20 al Is saaY
eesssssa. that. ~ not taken swas whom deitvefess
from the ears. the tame will b. stored at the fss
and expense Of the owner q. consixneq. -,
Sur'rs 0FFfcx n. 4 D. r., Aug. 10Th, 1889.
An ly-~lm
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-. CHICKERING PIANOS.-

HTE1Hfu supply of these splendid instruments
III II thaye been received.
In addition TO the beautiful BOfX De NOfX the
CIRCULAR ACTION and the GRAND, we have
now the BOU DOIR, asplendid instrument Of an up
right form.
The Chickering's have received 80 First Prize Me-
dais all over renowned competitors and from Grsi
rank Institutions and Fairs OF America and of En-
rope. They have manufacture and sold more Pa
nos than any other factory in the world.
FROM the Chickering's have emanated the best and
the Piano 10 its present perfection, and by the great
capital they have Invested in manufacturing conve-
than any other factory. None Of their instrument
leave the without their having been ill
ly inspected by the hest artists.
As their factory has never more than one agency
in city, IN Richmond these instruments can onIyy
be sold By the-sabscriber. s
The factory warrants all PIANOS sold By this
agency. '-
Orders promptly attended to.
WARERooMs-Nofth side of Broad streat raex
Ninth, and at HAsLHsroN L Bao's., No l69 Main
street. NATH'L CARUSI. Sole Agent
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TEIE ARAUN MADE AtADIHEY,
- 25TH BEIW EN- CT Az AND LEIGH SITS.
CHURCH HlhL.-The fourth annual session of
this SCHOOL will commence Monday, September
18th, 1857.
Thorough instruction given in the various Eng
hsh branches the Classics, the Mathematics, and
the French Ian suaSe.
Terms: $50, = 10 and $50 per session of ten
months. e. w. FETHERBRt DGE,
mn m PIN NAL
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:" ~ A U q I y n % UNI J, v a.
J. c. LITTLE, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
The first session OF this School viii begin October
lst 1855 and close July LIST, 1860. The situation is
well known of the most healthy in the State.
The course of instruction will as neary us pos
glble conform to that of the UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA, of WHICH institution the Principal is
an A. NJ.
The accommodations being limited, about 20 pu-
pills only Will be received.
Further information may be obtained by appli-
cation to the Principal at Orlean p. o., FauQuer
county, Va.
TERMs-S230 per session.
REFERENCES.
The Faculty of the University of Va.
Gov. Wise, DR.. las. Bolton,
Mrs. Pegram, DR.. B. Il. Wexford,
q. A. Myers, Esq, ?. r. Grattan, Esq.
Capt. G. Dimmock. J. A. Weston, Esq,
Thos. K. Price, Esq, Richmond. "a.
DR.. II. w. Baxley, Henry ReIman, Esq
Baltimore, Nd
DR. l. Riley E,orgetprn. d. T. iy I-3mt
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1lEQ SPRING TRADE! 1QS0
MARBLE WORKS.
vi JACOB VINCENT.
M4NUFACTUR Err OFITALfAN AND INNER
ICIN MARBLE

EVERY STYLE OR DESIGN.
The public respectfully invited 10 call at my
Yard between 5th and 9th streets, Main, and ex-
anime my work, which cannot be eNcelled bs any
other establishment North South, which | will
sell as low az any establishment in this city else
where. lie SIN
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nnuc7rroM.

AIRS. AMI MISS MINORS FEMALE
III ACADEMY. nuay Chester, will commence ite
next aessicn October LIST, 1889, and continue tall
july ist. 1850.
The location il remarkably heslthy and eligible
and is very accessible, Icing neHr te railroad, be-
tween Richmond and Petersburg.
The family and boarding department. VIII be nm
der the charge OF Mrs. MlNORi whose known
character and experience a suficjent guaranty
of her fidelity and efficiency.
The LIterars Department will be under the charge
Of Miss ADA By RON MINOR, aided by her sisters
and other competent instructors.
The course Of studies will embrace every brqnch
of English. together With French, Laftn' Music
and Drawing.
Reference is confidently made 10 all the former
patrons of the school, and TO all who have any
KNOWLEDGE of its character.
No deduction made for loss Of time, except In
cases Of protracted Illness.
Board. including washing lights, fuel, &c, per seso
instruction in English, for all over ii years
of age. Observation-Disclosures. 40 %
Music on Harps, twolessons week, an hour
each .,... ....s--....... ~ W
Piano. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Observation-Disclosures. % w
Guitar. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % w
Use of instrument Observation-Disclosures. 90
French and Latin each 20 90
Payments half in advance. the other hall at the
end of the session.
To these who desire further particulars, crcu-
lars will be sent
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HE EXERNINt.N of ME- TAZEN

- HE EAEREESE.s OF MISS 1AIEW ELL :
L School will he resumed on the first MONDAY
IN October next and close on the last dag of June.
Competent and experienced teachers IN the sew
era departments have been secured.
All other requisite Information viii be connu-
ncated lhr0aZ n circulars which will be received on
application. TERMS:
For higher English branches ..-........ $40
For Primary English branches. ........... -
Languages ancient and nlsdern, (eachl... 20
Music Professor s fees. an 1t-2m*
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f13TEET MICA AND
" EIERlI-S CEAENT ROOFING

Fl BROIS CEMENT ROOFlNG
This Cement consists of strong Elutn0us sub
stances. impre mated with 6hrous matter, and
cred with Mica, which make il IRE PROOF and
perfect resistance of the atmosphere in every CHI
mate aud we VIII warrant y ~
WATER PROOF.
IL also reieuts the rays oi the sun, making the
ouiiding much cooler in summer than tin slate,
and will neither crack rot 1t is practically I'M
pERISHABIaE, and having been thoroughly tried
for years in New York city and VARIOUS partso the
United States, it is the cheapest audAest roofn
4 use. JOSfPH DITTO CO,
General Office, 373 Broadway, New York.
Sa N. B.-cement for sale by the barrel. with full
printed instructions for applyng We also offer
for sale Territorial Rights for Il portion of the
United States. lie l33uIfl J. d. & co.
fQEO SPRING TRADE! TQSN
GEORGE STARRETT, Governor street. Rich
nnfid, Va, Manu- acturer and Dealer in STOVES
FURNACES. RANGES, FARMERS BOILERS
LIC0RICE BOILERS. FACTORY STOVES and
HEATERS, Bath BOILERS and Bath T L BIS. iron
SINKS PUMPS, HYDRAULIC RAMS. Lead and
Iron PIPE, TIN, SHEET IRON and COPPER
WORK generally.
Merchants, Builders and Housekeepers-also SUI
perlntendents of Public Buildings, Churches Fac
tories. and all others purchasing articles, requr
ing work IN our line. are respectfully invited to
large assortment from which to select, embracing
many articles not usually to he teund-all of which
sold al uniform prices, thus atiordng the least
experienced equality with the best judges of our
wefk.
10 Repairng pieces for all our leading articles
always on hand al the Governor Street Stove Store
NH Rift GEORGE STARREFT.
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FOR NO oLK, OLD

80 r-.zsy,..-- FOR NOR FOLK, OLD
- Is POINT AND HAMPTON Fer
alt Of the above nt,oned places will find the mos,
AND Pc a mail the IN So Re-
FOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILROADS. At
Office. in Richmond, THROUGH TICKETS viii
be sold at the following rates
For Norfolk; FIRST class passen gers.
Do. Second do. do. ........ 2l5
For Old Point or Hampton, return tickets for
the round trip good within Is days first
Class pasSeng ers. ............. $50
Straight tickets; FIRST class ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, SIS
Do. second do. ....4..,.,.... rs
These fares embrace tine Steamboat charge from
attending the transfer OF Passengers and Baggage
betwscn de pots IN Petersbarg and from the Cars
upon the Steamer at Norfolk
AT Norfolk. the Cars connect directly with
necten with the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad.
There rs Bo delay or Inconvenience in this change.
Passengers step from the Cars upon the Steamers
wharf.
Passengers by this route leave Rienmond Mt 40
A. NJ, and breakfast In Petersburg at g. reach Nor
folk at los, and land at Old Point or Hampton at
IL ID, allowing ample time for all preliminary room
ARRANGEMENTS and a SALT WATER BATH before
dinner.
Passengers BY this route have the privilege Of re-
naming over in Norfolk and going 10 Old Point or
Hampton IN the afternoon or BY the same boat next
Passengers RETURNING from Old Point ana
Hampton. leave Old Point at Sl5 A: NJ, and Harp
breakfast J reach Norfolk at 10; leave Norfolk at
r. M: in Petersburg ut AS, and in Richmond
at 6:4o r. NJ. in time 10 connect with the trans
s1lss B sa YEA si ca aTseipE THROUGH
WILLIAM MALONE,
Engineer and Sup't NJ. & r. II. 4.
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LIQUORS, &c.


ItsE0kS. WINES, ALE, PORTER AND
- TEAS,--W We have in store q large and desirable
stock OF the choicest old Whlskeys, Apple and
French Brandy, London Porter, Scotch Ale, and
Gunpowder and Black Teas, all of the very best
quality that can be seleeteds which we offer tn con
grades of the same kind of goods with large as
S'' ''''e''' ssiio'a.s' W WI ISL & POWERS.
au l3-lm Corner Cary and Pearl streets.
old gRANDIES AND WHisKEYS. -
" WINSTON t. POWERS, corner of Cary and
Pearl streets have now on hand in store. an assert
nient of choice old BRANDi Els and w HlSkEYS,
ne quality Of Which Is rarely met with. Among
tnem are
Hsunessey London Dock BRANDY, vintage 1912
and 1883
otard, Dnppy & Co.'s BRANDY, vintage lsis, pale
Pnre Re WHlsKEY. now nine years old. war
1htifs assortment oil other standard Whsskeys
aaa LIQUORS generally constantly on hand.
ftHAMPAGNE WiNES.-We have N .,o-.
! BE fotleylBg hne Champagne Wines, viz:
Jeies Mnmm X Co. Verzenay cah,nat
:. :. Fleur de Siilery, Wins de Damss Var
:. :. :. Imperial ss sSs
HaidsekA Co.; sliery Moasseux; LIE MARQUIS de
AL Of Which we Offer ,e TIE sraae ard the public
CLOSING OFT. --In order 10 make room far
" lsrFe FALL. AND WINTER STOCK. We ~ VIII
close onf the Balance of our ST MINER STOCK ~
teglye Acsii aadexani ne offr stae of CT (1T n
IN y and Gept's DRESS GOODS. At the old sand
- sIa fssa f' < MILLER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-24

John Randolph Tucker, DR.. D. H. Tucker, Rich
mond, Va; st. Geo; Tucker, Ashland, va, Hon.
il. NJ. 7. Hunter, Loyd's, Essex CO., Va; Hon.
James NJ. Mason, Winchester, Va; Rev. T.. V.
Moore, p D., Richqond Va Risht + Be- Bishop Is
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Richmond, Va. Judge II. II.
Marsha, Charlotte G. H., Va. Rev J. R. era
ham, Winchester, Va; Rev. Peyton Harrison,
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r. L. Daniel, Richmond, Va; Gen. A: A. Chap
man, Mr.. Allen L. Carerton, Mr.. Oliver Blerne, MI
john Echols. Union, Va
For further information, address
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