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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-06

| NDTICE "a CO:PARTN ERSHIP.- LIZ
BURTON, of Petersburg Va. have formed co.
gartnelshlp. under the style of LIBBY i Bur
@ q .as AS B
NESS, at the old stand of LUTHER LIBBY, cor
hhBBKRAHk htI BBHBkkiroN.
Richmond, Feb. 10th, go.
Ihave to offer my thanks to my friends
ask continuance of the same To- the new m,snss rs
ofLlBBY \ BfRToS; 90 LGTHHfEiRs K LIBBY eS'
| CO:PAkTNEKSHlP NOTICED. BAG
| - ERTY and H. W. STARKE have associated
n9dS e and rm
door to 20 Adams aH Co.'S txaTssS ofce for the
FSfN6lSG BRASS fhlS SIi hfSGs S HND BELL
We are now prepared 10 execute all orders en-
branches. in the very best manner; and b, first
class mechanics We would especially call the at
tentlon of country merchants before purchasing
az we feel confident as our stock is entirely new,
that we can gave entire satisfaction.
STOCK Of Brass WORK. iSr Plu%se aaus Gas as
and selling at NOrthe prices.
BaGD. Metal lar it, Patent Anti Friction
Highest cash prices paid for OLD METALS.
f1'hE sn bscrbers have this day formed CO. part
ff NJ of Ssns the
branches, and hope by personal attention to merit
s "a 3 Of ,fs our " ard pe ;snsra
tween Sth and 9Th. WM. T. BISON
JOS. V. HOPKINS.
a , take this Opportunity efretnrnl
their liberal support, and hope to receive a contin-
,,. ,a. ''' III" VIM 7. GIBSON.
'ahca'y ISL io''' te6-lm*
d.. T.
- - Petersburg. and THOMAS JOHNSTON II
WFST Ss have THIS day s95ehassd Of GEO ~
Of WEST jo 1fsSf Isae at n, the
tention To business. 10 merit tie paonsge of their
friends and the public. which has beer SO hbeTaIjy
bestowed upon the house sS q no i " n N.Y. Wrsr
p;..,o.. n THOMAS JOHNSTON.
Card.-In retiring from the Book Trade.
aeside 20 return my thanks To the public who have
ls It's ' VIC same sn'" yes. n. VEST.
Mr.. II. BROWNELL'S INHERENTLY
aan n ,he hrm OF CLARKSON Ct ANDERSON
continues the same as it was in the hrfD of CLARK
;,u.. GARRISON h ANDERSON,
- No- Ioo Main street. Richmond.
Co S.t.sd Mi iSs Y ad
W. as partner into concern IL viii
nn na pc conducted the name and st,le Of
JnnNHv y n IN IN EHEART AVAUGHAN.
;nfc ,.t - NJ rs LAD MILLEK has no longer any
YIN our business. 3. J. JOHNSON,
BAT. TRUEHEART,
JOS. N. VAUGHAN.
,nf4NuinS sold nv interest in the .conceru/ of
M i,o,a y, IkUEHEART, beg leave, in retir
hs l1ui the late concern, to thank my friends for
Inc nbe!ai patronage extended To as and hove
Ies WI. continue TO patr0nize the NJ " house.
JaA ARMlSTEAD MILLER.
NEW LUMBER YARD. CORNER ian |
\, AND NJ AIN SrkEt1S. Il am now rec.,vinr |
= thrSc assortMent of Nntti Cafsl.na Elbow !
sme iniofts:t notice. Ny Lumber is tho very heal
$uaitX. rersons wishing to pa rchase or contract
Iot nus VIII please give me call.
"s-aSm Jas. 8. STEVENSON. !
~, "a: 80 bSi. bsand CIDER, jus. reee,, ed.
~ IOt oAl1 pt WIN. TAYttn
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~ r. "A. JETER,

q +. A. JETER,
Hf~ SURGEON DENTIST,
D Office on Main. below Pearl street, next
door to 7. Horton keach's trimming store, and two
doors above Messrs Thcs. H. Price Il Co.'s Dry
Goods store.
The subscriber having removed to the above
house, would he pleased to see those with whom he
has engaSements ard has made extensive prepa-
rations To ssrVe tie public generally. All opera
toms performed III the most approved and scientific
sly lie known to the Profession. and all work done
by HIM warranted TO give satisfaction. ocl3-ly
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llAtM DYE AND lOANET1CS. We have
II just received toll supely II all The fsvorits
kin4s q! Hair Dye. eaoA - Chvistedoso's. Bxfchs-
Log Q, 0illmsn 3, PkslOn' Esekieis Hair RsstOver
~ . Asss assost1snt Of POmadee and asir Oils,
)Or 1elo b \. J. PICUT,
CeTDos Hth and 1slu Streets
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fEA4,as ss'ssss;;d n, 4: s s,'T rsorgsry

4 ~
VA lag purchased The snnte PROPERTY,
NATURAL. bkipuh rn ,V,ss,lss
anQ t.r .;is now eagSged IN msAing ~. Inc Az
d,tons 10 my House, will DO prepared y s,,.,er.
ot May To entertain larser nahsSi .rsf tslcis
IN y more comfortable manner tnsa ~ los. sas
shall Atways supply my table VAIN sas s al sIia
the market affords. nv BArwtIl 10 ,osss
the hest Wines aud LiauorA l fs.pey .,' ssssfiss
the patronage of the trAvehns puas' msssS
them that they shall bs ents ttsla.u ~ r, b 20
that cannot fail 10 please. Tag hf"s
10 all tcho may sctSA u etsH -; tUSrkk
STORE HOUSE FOR RENT ,Wpha s,s, Is5
vote the whole Of M, ttgs 10 'as me-, ri yes.
lease NY STORE HOUSE for 'sia' shiss
on very reasonable tefus. An, .as n'.sla 10
ensn q ia msfe on sndtxIa- viii hra ta'ii IsT Es
arabic stAid. lie llil h.aS : II, yka
- NApi A. ,hfss ss.1s Old, stIa,s h.. ,ss ..ssi
- and tree Of knots ThNy VIII n.sA Y rsopsfs
shade trees. Are NARRATED 10 xfe1 - sity,
nu.s ~ Mas sosss
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) SOUTHERN STONEWAKE POT.

" Corner Cary and 18th sts:, Richmond, Va.
kEESEE PARR. Proprs.
The subscribers respectfully inform the mer-
chants of Virginia. North Carolina and Tennessee
That they are manufacturing the best az atty of
Mix Pans. Churns, Bread RseTs, Sealing Fruit
Jars. TAR Tight &c. &c.
Also. neatly painted charcoal packed Water
Coolers, both metal and wood cases, of all sizes
from gallons To 20 gallons.
&A All Ware sold by us viii be delivered in
any part of the city free of charge.--
THOS. W. KEESEE,
nANID
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Also. As bushs. peas and beans. sacks aud
cxaes woolIsns. hhds scrap iron, s car loads and
IL heads cattle. car load sheen, horses. 20 hogs
1900 #. lumber, bags bark. fiat hoop poles, 4Ol
tons coal, a2z tons stone. $3.50 kegs nails, etc.
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KlC Vi Nd MA DE

I4SAE{.Y- CHhhIAN Els.
~ GEO. A. AlNSLlE, 10Th street, would
respectfully invite the attention OF has frlepds and
the public generally IL ms ittge ard fashionable
assortment OF CAkRfA0ES, BCGGIES, &c
His work - manufactured Ia this city, by com e
tent workmen. and out OF the best maternal call
from those desirins Ia purchase ~ requested Par
sioular attention paid to Rkp lkiNG. which will
La l0--dA ~ I'm
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CHINA, GLASS, &c.
- -@<<> ~ -,
- nAMosA.. 1860.
WILLIAM r. BUTLER 4 SON,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS nv

IMPOKTERs IND bEHLERS IN
| :, CHINA. EARTHENWARE AND GLASS,
Have removed to No. - Pearl or Iath street. and
VIII open in all the month Of February large and
choice STOCK Of New Goods. of their own ,mposta
and Alexander, and by the K ate StamIer and En-
aym"n, via New York. Also, from the Wheeling.
ton IF PLAIN, PRESSED and cur GLASS
WNAKb; coal OIL and cher LAMPS, CAS-
IOKS. LOOKING GLASSES and FANCY
GUODS. which they offer to the trade oi North Ca
roiina, virginia and Tennessee, as low any
Northern jObbing house.
Our Senior has been for the last Is years, i'm
porting China and Earthenware direct To this port;
and pedelng ourselves to sell as low others. we
respectfully ask the patronage of Southern mer-
chants and the Southern public.
h. Store formerly occupied by w. 3. Il q. Don-
nan. VIM F. HITLER 4 SON
fe l3-d&cwlm No. - Pearl or lAth street.
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. AND EARTHENwARE.
SPRING TRADE. 1850,
GEO. J SUN Err Il Co,
CHINA. GLASS. AND QUEENSLAND

WARE HOUSE.
No. %. Pearl or l4th street. Richmond. Va.
In consequence Of unavoidable delay in the com
pletion o our new warehouse. on Governor street.
we shall he unable to remove until the Sprns trade
closes; and our friends will find us at the old ioca
ton, NO. ~ Peari str,et, for another season.
Our stock is now daily arriving. and ~ the largest
and most complete stock of EARTHENWARE,
CHINA and GLASS, ever offered IN Virginia. and
we invite the attention of the merchants of VIZ
glnia. North Carolina and Tennessee, who may
visit TINS market, to oar prices. confident that we
can successfully compete with the largest houses
in nny OF the Nortber n States.
=, We ONLY ask them to give us the preference over
northern houses, provided We can do as we'll for
them. We ask nothing more.
The most experienced packers employed, and
goods shipped promptly.
We supply the BEST quality of Stnneware, as
low Az 1t can be purchased at the Factory.
We give our prompt and faithful attention to the
execution of orders.
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DESCRIPTIONS. &c.

NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE
- TIER IL BBY. of Richmond, and ABRAHAM
BU RION, of Peters burg. Va. have formed q CO.
Partnership. under the style of LIBBY & BUR
TON, Tor the purpose of conducting GROCERY,
SHIP CHAN DLERY ANO COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS. at the old stand of LUTHER LIBBY, cor
ner 10Th and Cary Streets Richmond.
LUTHER LIBBY,
ABRAHAM BURTON
RjchmOud Eo 18th ,Sn
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Straight tickets, first class ..-.-..
n, .,n.x,i n

=
Ihese tares embrace the Steamboat chsrgs t,g
Norfolk 10 Old Point. and they cover al ems.
attending the transfer of PASSENGERS and S.sf,,
between depo.s IN Petersburg and from the n,
upon the Steamer ut Norfolk.
At Norfolk, the Cars connect directs vts ,
Steamer. which has been engaged 10 run "A IN
nectlon with the Norfolk and Petersburg Rlris
There is no DELAY or Inconvenience in thu eastr
Passe ngers step from the Cars upon thH,.san,-,
wharf
PASSENGERS By this route leave Richmond II j
a. NJ. and breakfast IN Pete rshurg at g. reach 81
foi at lu1s. and land at Old POINT or htnglet 8
IL NJ, SHOWING ample time for all pte..mnan ~ :
ARRANGEMENTS aud SALT Wal Err BATH bet.
dinner.
Passengers by this route have the priyileo.da
naming over IN Norfolk and goine to Old Point
Hampton In the afternoon or by the same boat lsI
day.
PASSENGERS RETURNING from Old Point n.
Hampton, leave Old Pom, at S;I5 A. W., and HiRy
ton at 7:43 A. NJ, an each case after the fsisI
breakfast reach Norfolk ut 10; leave N5rida
r NJ; arrive In Petersburg at AS. and in Riehmys.
at 5:45 L. NJ, In time to connect with the gia
gong oruest same evening".
ABAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
WILLIAM MALONE
Engineer and Supt n. L 7. l. K
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saE< CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES. !.

clss ,skR CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
(.tEss+ = The subscriber has on hand AT his Cnac h
MakIns Esta blishment, on Lomta sd A
ley, between MAN and Car! tla.h and lith SITS :,
TEES, BARoCCHES, BCGGlES, with and with
. on. tops. and CLKi ES-ali of his own make. of
Will be sold as low good work Of tho And can be-
IN the city OF RICHMOND. and respectfully ask y
can from those IN want any article IA the Car
mage line, as sEi Determined to make 10 order and
|" sell at the lowest prices possible and all WORK
sod that rs new, wa{ ranted,
ie 2i-ttym MicAJAH MANtttM
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RICKlN6ON. HILL 4 CO.,
SUI. eo.,ip.. SELL te,s ,sdiisI,
q their old stand, on the corner e Wall and
fss-dAewsm G. G. 3 ): H Hill:
MADDCx I co.,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERcHANTs.
Cary street. opposite Columbian Hotel.
yAs.F EDWARDS, of King William,J
". y. HOWARD, Of York, Assistants,
t W.: NJ. MaasH.LL, Of LunenhnrEs , -
al consgnmenta. and orders for goods from pro-
at H. T. sstrtrroN, Jn.. !. admitted to an IN.
ie i-dts&cw4t MADDUx co.
RIGHMOND FERTlLlZEK MANUFAG-
VA. s. HARTMAN.' General Genera Agent. manufacture
and keep constantly a supply Ct pure: tine grcund
naNPtkAFEb I'll o winch
rant genuine and sood-adapted to wheat. corn,
offFs ' sale s saa
BtxlK afIHTAHNERERLAYNE and /. A dE xiM
ED SkocE MSt tdaMIssi 4 MERCHANTS.
DEALERS ~ Roy tsP A Ay1 gG sTE Z 5r.r
CORN. FLOUR, &c, to the sale of which EDWIN
WORTHAM Will give his personal attention.
IA Advances made on consignments.
BAGS furnished when required.
LVTTENGEk Il EDMOND.
T. RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
BUILDERS OF PORTABLE. AND STATIONA-
RY ENGINES. SAW MILLS. RAILROAD
WORKS, &c,
STEAM FIRE ENGINES,
OF the most approved plan, and made In the very
best manner, warranted equal in every respect to
any of the same sized Engines built either North
o West. ia 25-3m
r UMBER AT WHOLESALE AND RE.
II TAlL.-We always have on hand all kinds Of
VIRGINIA LUM Der and are in daily receipt of
various kinds and qualities, which we will sell at
wholesale and retail on accommodating terms.
Special attention will be given to BILL LUM-
Der of all kind.
IA A)-2m PHILIPS 4 COLEMAN
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THE Place TO PURCHASE DEsIRA.

THE PLACE TO PURCHASE DESIRA
L BILE AND CHEAP DRY GOODS is at JACOB
A. LEWIS old established Store. No. Is Main st.
His supply at present is quite large. and embraces
selected stock Every descr ption of House keepi
Dr"Goods. comprising Bieached and Unbea ched
Cptton Sheetlng Linen Sheeting; Pillow Gas
Linen Liner and Cation; Brown and w hite Linen Table
kins White Aarsellies q Uilts: Furniture DImity
ana a great many other Goods, too numerous TO
mention.
Great bargains in Hoop Skirts, at
- JACOB A. LEWIS. Is Main st.
NPRlNG, $50. SPRING. ls5o-FISHEH &
- WINSTON, wholesale de ,lers in DRUGS. No.
10 Main street. Richmond, Va, would call the at
N9Tth Caroina, t. their stock Of DRUGS. MEDl-
CINES, CHEMICALS. PAINTS, OILS &c en-
bracng every article IN the regular drug business
which they offer to cdsh or prompt customers on
most favorable terms.
In addition To their stock of STAPLE DRUGS, a
iuil assortment of Fancy Goods. Periumery
Combs. Brushes. Cigars, Tobacco, Old Medicinal
Wines and Brandies.
=, Also. Agents for many of the leading Patent
Woolfs Pure BranJles. and Wines. &c
~ Prompt attention gwen to the SIN ppipg and
packing OF orders. FISHER d WINSTON.
=! AIDES TANPICO MOROCCO BOOTS;
- Ladies' Tan,pico Goat
Ladies French Calf
Ladies. Wafer proof
Ladies' Eugene
Misses Tampico Morocco
Misses TampIco Goat
Misses Conc ress
Misses Calf KID
full stock o the above. with or without heels.
ON hand ana making To order at short notice and
lowpTices. MARCUS HARRIS l. BRO,
Next to American Hotel.
Ns,xgr Avn, :,
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Also. 81 pkgs. mdze, 81 pkxs sundrics. lot "a va
~ empty bbls., bale cotton samples, 50 bbls an
pies, boxes machinery. 10 kegs X. K. spikes Ito
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PROVE YOUR ..YE.
%FSSlGiIf.-M J. FRANKLIN 4
~ .,.,.n,, co. Opticians. oder 70 tbs public
CRYSTAL FERScofic EG WI L1hs s 4, a..
serving and restoring the irlpairSd Vision 10 It's
Misc : RS,sS! ESQ., Y"ty sslfs sr.seFs%sq. =
GG,ttANSSss and MATHEMATICAL iNsrRu"
s..nHnt.Ss' Tue hnest coieeuon cfs STkkkO-
Sax,asm s,sa, VARIETY. al their ehee ~ tie Cir
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3 NOW READY mt q. HELLER
CO g. 1873 Broad street, between 5th
ara 9TH $40 pairs ladies' Heeled Morocco Boots. at
81 rs; 200 pairs Misses Congress Heeled CATERS.
at $ Is; 20 pairs Misses Heeled Kid Slippers. at
81; 2u pairs Ladies, Heeled Kid Slippers, at 81;
200 pairs ChIldren's Black and Brown Button Boots.
at 62!a cts; 500 pairs prime quality Mems Brogues.
At 81; 500 pairs Ladies Heeled Caters at $ l: 300
pairs Ladies Morocco Slippers, at 50 cts; besides
large stock too numerous to mention. at prices to
suit every body. Do not forget the place.
u. HELLER u co.
HSaoA Lotx :. L
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

n ROOTS AND SHOEN--GREAT ~
uREDUCTION IN PRlCES.-CHAS.
~ BEH LIE, Broad street, between I'd ard Sd.
keeps large stock of Ladies'. Gentenen's and
SERVANTS wear constantly on hand, and defes any
body III Ricimond to compete with hlE in his line,
rs he manufactures to order, aud superinte nds
himself. loo li-lyl CHARLES BEHLE.
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OFFICE X. K D. H. R,l
RICHMOND, Oct. z, $50
GREAT SOtTHW EST
49, EtS4A E.RN MAIL RUUTE-N :

49, r. ~ NJ i HUJ I o hI :
HN-late arrangement, the Rlcliaf1i
and Dsnviile. South Side, Vir.ina aud Tennessee
last tennessee and Virginia. East Tennessee 81
Georgia, and Memphis and Charleston Rai. fost
nave entered into an agreement 10 pass Ne<9
Children under three years ot ass, FsEE, oyefia''
respective roads, TO take effect and alter NoTsA
Der LIST, 1859.
To persons trading in Negroes. and Others, -
route oilers advantages unsu passed by any 9h
For further particulars, app,y at The ie.s.
nee, Richmond and Danviiie Railr1ad; klebHns~
ocN-d.s Z. CAMPBELL. sd5l
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Ys<1 caIIs.zr151srv1 FUK NUKFOLk, OI
- I3sFssss 20 POINT AND HAMPTON ~
e., sons intending to vlst, erbs,
al ct the above mentioned places. vii fad no M
direct, aud comfortable rnJts n, 4
RICHMOND AND PETERSRlTRG ana tbs Nh
FOLK AND PETERSBURG RAlLROsb5
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Compa,-
Once. IN Richmond, THROUGH TICKEIS !,
be sold AZ the following rates:
For Norfolk; first class passengers q,
Do. Second do. do. ..., Il
For Old FONT or Hampton. return tickets In
the round trip good within Is days Inst
r, class passengers. ...,................,-.. "a
Second do. do ......A.......,.,, !,
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BGkNiNa AND LuBRlcATlNe
| The great KANANHA COAL AND OIL CON :
| rANl consisting OF native citizens of our own
State, has appointed us Agents for the sale: of
their "
JUSTLY CELEBRATED
BURNING AND LUBRICATING
COAL OILS,
the quality of which is warranted pure and unadul-
We invite the attention of apothecar.es and
dealers throus bout the State to our supply when
will ne large, and sold BY wholesale only, at the
lowest factory prices.
ia Its GOOCH Il ECHOLS.
SPLENDID DRY GOODS.
FEBRUARY 9TH, 1860.
At REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH
At PERKINS Il cos No. l4l Eagle Square
large stock rich Dress Silks. at and below cost.
fich 81 1 Robes at $50, SIS and $50, worth $35
Rich French De!aine Robes Mt halrpr
PRINTED French DeiaInes. at cost.
vaientlas, Popns and Poll Dechevres.
Iarle Damasks, Napkins and Towelings.
Large stock Long and Square Wool Shaws, at
Long Black Wool and Merino Shawls.
CLOAkS,
Black Velvet and Black Cloth Cloaks, marked
down Glow cost TO close them out
harse stock 1914, ii 4 and I24 Bed Blankets, at
very low prices
lOr0O ards best English and American Prints AT
10 cents. '
Rich Trimmed Lace Sets.
Rich Erench Worked Muslin and Cambria Sets,
LACE be tllaS and Capes, at cost.
10 reduce stock by the LIST of March. we will sell
great bargains IN the above Itc,es until that time
PERKINS 4 Co. Cash Store.
No, l4l EAGLE
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JAMES ID. BROWNIES
" QRN MENIAI IRQN WQQK2

ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
9Th street. next tn the Mechanics Institute.
IRON Ratings. VERAN DAHS, BALCO-
MES. CHAIRS. SETTEES, &c; also. Grating
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind OF
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured az snort notice.
IA Particular attention gl.en to enclosing Burial
Lots IN the CITY md country.
PROV MING. MOORE Il CO.,
- AUCTIONEERS.
FOR + H + s LIE OF NEGR OES,
r, w, l., slye their undldlded attention to the SALE
10, Office on Frank in a few doors below Wall
street, Richmond. ia 3l-Im
GAR The subscriber takes this met of In
- formrg his friends and the public that he has
taElIshed himself as aMERCHANDIZEB BROKER
AND Gen ERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
He will attend 70 the purchase and sale of AIer-
cnandlze generally also, Flour, Wheat, Corn. To-
hacco and all descriptions of Country Produce.
HIS special attention will be given to all business
entrusted to his care. From his Ion. business
experience he hopes to meet with liberal share of
public PATRONAGE He refers, by permission, to
LEWIS WEBB, Esq,
Messrs. DUNLOP, MoNCURE Il Co.. Richmo'd,
EDMOND, DAVENPORT Co., Va.
BACON i BASKERVILLE,
BRTANT. TINsLEY & HoLMEs,} p.,.
SPENCE & REID, baltimore
TwELLs 4 Co., Philadelphia
THOMAS MoTAHAE, Esq, New York.
WIN. S. ROYSTER,
Office cor. of Cary and Va. streets.
Richmond. Nov. LIST, 1859. no It's
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MARBLE WORKS.

JOHN W. DAVIES
MARBLE MASON
MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 9Th STREET,
uon,r,,,,> h!'rdCHt rh. AZ ~, ~
NANTES, FONTS. &c.
A- First Premiums awarded by the Virginia Az
ricultural Society and Mechanics Institute
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BY THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND rOTo-
MAC RAILROAD.
EXPORTS COASTWISE.

Also, IS sheep cattle, IS bales hay, bales oate,
70 bushels mill offal, bbls -four, IS empty bills,
and 81 ,3l4 lbs. misce aneOus.
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~ EN GOODS.
noNvy Linen and cotlon bucks.
itain anu striped Osnanurss.
SetMAn 6uflapa aud Virginia OsnSbursa.
Brown anA Striped Cotton 6hiTIiaxs, lOr scr
vonus lust 0peue4 At
aS fERKlNS 9 OO.'S. No ~ Eagle sSusss.
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rs can he secured s,ts.s

passengers breakfast and sup AZ A,b,s,t.-,.
on board the comfortable steamer La,,n.e ae u
Creek and Washington. 0''"een Ao,a
M For further information. app, ,,t,,..
SaM'L RUTH, Sup't. HKe' sIL
OFFICE RICH'D & PETERSR.G a.
Richmond, Va. Nov. a,tb ~ ~. ~.
r. -~za.ser.r CHANGE ~ nor D.
s g,s sssss1s on and after fRIDAT' nv, ~
leave as follows: '"i' Ioaa
LEAVE RICHMOND FoR PErFRssru.
Express. daily, except SUNDAYS. AZ
Accommodations, daily, except SUNDAYS. A.
Mail, daily ,w J
LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RIeHNoSS l. !
Express, daily at..........-..' N''us,
Accommodation, daily. except Sundsy, i
Mail, daily, except SUNDAYS. at sna .
Passengers for Clover Hill will take ,bs -,
TTain on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS or n
onnA - I. II. WINE,
~ 70 Superpt
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BOOTS. eHoEe, &c.

Il AT COST,
AT COST.
Commencing to dav. We are Offering our new
and yell assorted stock OF.
MISSES,
CHILDREN'S,
GENTLEMEN'S,
BOYS AND
. SERVANTS
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of every sty le and Geser ption.
q. The undersigned; wishing I" make cllanse in
their business. do therefore offer their entire stock
of BOOTS, SHOES. &C.. AT COST, FOR CASH
An early call Is greatly desired. as we are sure the
prices will not fail to please
NJ. II. MYERS, 2aG Broad ST. above LIST.
~. B-Mefci ints, Farmers. and others. who are
IN want o. ANYTHING IN our line will find it greatly
To their interest to give as a call.
NJ. K II. MYERS,
re I3-im go Broad St.. above LIST.
EEJM TRUNKS, CARPET AND LEATH-
G1TTEER BAGS, a,ADIES' BONNET CASFS.
rvrnvonh , NEa; STYLE; ALSO. VALICES OF
EVERY DESCRlPTION.-We have Just received
a large assortment of the above goods which we
toners on the usual time Of SIX months Alive
to be suited both in price and quality.
ALEX. HILL CO., No. 1T Main ST
RlcHm. nd Va
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EPLENDiD DRY GOODS.
FERRIIARN Sru 1Q6O

[1AKkS 4 MINEK,
L Wholesale GR0CERs AND PROVISION
DEALERS,
N3TH STREET, WALLACE Sons oLDsrAND)
oner to the trade on reasonable terms,
Is hhds new Breast, Shoulder and Side BA-
CON. ~
10 bbls Mess PORK
bbis Baltimore COrned BEEF,
Is bbls bakers BUTTER.
Al bbls new No. LARD.
6S Kegs extra Goshen and Gades BUTTER.
% boxes r d and Pine Apple CHEESE.
70 boxes Sperm and Taow CANDLES.
lou boxes Toilet and Brown SOAP.
50 bbls. Refined SUGAR, All grades
And cholce stock of TEAS, WINES, LIQUORS.
SPICES. &c. '
A tc.- ID
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Also. U7S lbs beef pkgs shoes. Sc beer Kegs. 81
pkgs mineral water, 226 empty bb!s., car loads
hoop poles. - bbls Miang aneso.
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., 1tTsU. Huusi KItaSo, ~ Vkgs. mdZe; a pkgs.
fan".ies IL hid, Dol and bag furs; bbs mo
Ina a,me empty barrels bbls. broken glass IS
OH mes Ess tar, 3,1Gs lbs iron, s bales hair.
M.nuf.n,,00.fH iLApELrHIA-By Steamers.
Emok,nx T"hw.oao nacco. pkss., 3,0t4 2,07
Dried Fruit, lbs, ., o!3
flaxseed. BUSH, m. +" 10y
Pis Lead, lbs. "a ~
Domestics, bales, m 40
Flour, bills, ,ne Ao9
beeswax lbs, |'AoS .
Also. Is pkEs mdxe., u, emit, bhi. .,,n ~