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TNHIS wonderful Machine Is remarkable for the
follow ing Trufser1its which II Il warranted to
possess. l. does not wear the cio'hes and never
breaks button. IL cleaases thoroughly the most
deliea,. clothing. and rinSs clear. II Is very sim
y.ie very st-urg sai durable, and can harily ce;
out of re- air II ! tight ana portable and when
lot in use takes no rn;se room than the common
wash rui.s \ common haul can with ease and
TTiect safety ~ - efctilin-- S2sa faster and het
tarthan fl.r va~herwornea can 10y hand
THIS machine has been greatly improve. since
ISIS. and i Perfect. Il now operates rch
more easily. and weighs only between 69 anl 10
rounds. ali ru; nf aud when takea down-which
can he done IN one fourth at 9 IntnUte-is 80 light
tha, child II years OF age can move it about.
Uhv eN other Machines Fail
j, because they rub only the surfaces of the cloth
taking it for granted that the clothes soiled
" upon ie surfac@. and tina, the dirt ,,ps, be rub
BED off as would clean losri.
Hashing BY Hand is Frong.
because the rubbing OF the surface Of the cleh l.
wholly unnecessary. ami great waste Of strength
as we'll a great injury 70 the fabric.
OBSERVE that the cloth soiled Is always sciied
through and thr.ugi- and ti,s, IL cannot bc cleans
ed witlieu; being washed through and through.
The Reason rAy TIE Metropolitan Succeeds
IS because it forces the water powerfully through
the fahric between the pest'es and the action of
the watsr displaced nv the FOUNDER carries the
clothes from The outside to the centre of the tub,
presenting continuous fresh surface Of clothes TO
the action Of the FOUNDER, thus washing every
portion II the clothes thoroughly and go ually.
TIE Time and Lcbor .SGred
i r!o-e than one-half. Wa>hings which r,gUiTr
nii Gay j.y hand, bv this Machine generally
done in les than on, half day. The clean
sing process y done in one fourth the time. The
cleansing, rinsing and wringins and hanging ont
taken together. require less than one half THE time
and no person can possibly rinse well bv hand
a. with this Machine. Very many persons say
tha; the Machine is worth its cost for rnsing
alone.
TIE DarolIitg Of this Machine
Is very great. / don why II should not last
for ten twenty years. with only repairs OF Ioun-
Ter and rope. which would lie very triinC The
whole cost If r,-I,airs upon all the several hund-
red machines | have sold IN the last wears
taken together, don I amount - two dollars and
many Of them have been in constant use in large
families.
For sale by WARD 4 SOJ- THNAID.
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CUPPLES d MARTSON,
Cordage, Twine, Wicking, Batting.
Paper. Broonas. Brushes ard Cigars,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
Mats. Matches. Hacking. Sieres, Bird Caoes.
French, English and German Eaneu Goods.
Nos. 55 & 81 ed st. between Olive & Pine.
ST. LOUIS.
SAMUEL CuPPIEs, rHos xaRrsoS IN
Orders for the manufactures Of Sr. Lorrs Or
CooffssGr MASuFAcToRr. promptly filled at
feb $3.50 factory y,riees. S,n31
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Wonderful to Contemplate

EV ~, So remarkable for wars. an1 ruInors OF
81 intrigue ar,i blood shed for good reas
nip, ana had eoniuct, for sound rules aud corrupt
manners when -irtue fills our heads tu' v4ce our
bars when those who would persuade us that
bey .rs aui.- sure of heaven. appear TO De IN
greater hurry go there than ahers. bu. iut on
n. livery cf the best masters cfly 10 serve the
worst in al age when moiesty herself Is naore
ashamed Of .letee;ien than Of delinquency when
infer-.,l,i- of principles which to depend and
free thinking no: in thinking freely, bat III being
fr-- fr,lIn thinking IN age when patriots = Ill
hoI.i ANYTHING but their 'oayges-kee;' any thing
f.I; their wUris-lcse nothing particularly except
their characters, IMPROVE such age must be
.ii:fcuit-to instract such age must be danger
Gus In an age ike this call the attention of
he public -.
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Howard Association.

Benrrolent Tusfaufon established BY spccial en-
dosrrea for the reiief Of the sick aud distressed al
jiictcd ruth Iiruient and Epidemic Diseases and
especially tor tsc cure OF diseases OF lAe Serual
DT1das.
NJ EDICAL advice given gratis by the acting
VI surgeon. to all who apply by letter with a
,!cscrEpti of their condition. la-e. occupation
habits Of lie dc and in Of extreme power;
Medicines fIlru shed free of charge.
aiUahie reports on SperTnatorrhsea. and other
Diseases "fthe sexual organs, and on the
dies employed in the Dispensary sent 10 the aifict
j in scaled le;t-r envelopes, free Of charge Tive
or three stamps f,,- postage viii beaccer,abic
Address DR.. J. SkfLLIN HOUGHTON Acting
Surgeon. Howard Association. No !. South Ninth
street Philadelphia Penn. By order Of the Di
rec;o.s. EZRA y. HEARTW ELL, PRrs'T.
GEO FAIRCHlLD, ,Secrctary- lv22
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DR. c. F. BROWNS
IGn1n American Linlment,

Not for thc purroseof instruciing such age but
for the ;,rrcse Il relieving all o BE- afflicted
with RheUIn:-In Neuralgia, Erys.I.eas, Old So-e.
Barns. BFuisr-. Sr'r-Ins, Cuts, Bolis- ErCp.I.ls.
Ssa!d HeaI Test-r Rirrwor7n. F-lons Sweliin.>
Gc dc Rut >i.,gs time has ELAPSED since tn.
discovery % DR c r BRowN's American Liuirncut
"A discovery HAT constitutes of the cTsarcs,
bs-,ns conferred upon suffering humanity. and ont
of the richest contributions rlat has l,--n
made L. Mes al Science. Also, for diseases OF
HORSES AND CATTLE. SUCH AS
Sy,-aias Strains, Svellincs, Calls, Fistfla Big
II al. 3 oUnis. Scratches. SweeDv, and Screw
Worms IN stock. For sale BY
DR.. c F. BROWN. Phila. .lelI.hi. Pa
and ali Druggist sni Merchants Throughout. th,
civilized world July g. 1859 lvl
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Fassman's Iron Cotton Tie

1 RON will he generally used the coming year in
1 b:IlInE Cos:on. Merchants should therefore
hesitate to purchase rope, and examine the merits
e the different Ties before purchasing Of them.
coIn ulet assortment Of all the different Ties viii
be ken: at my Office on exhibition, which all who
f! an ii:t,-cs, in are cordially invited TO call and
examine for themselves.
Conriden, in the superiority Of the Fasssi'an
Tie. l will take pleasure in song t" the Orleans
Press 20 exhibit its merits, mode ci application,
etc, or of any Tie thai may be -"ss.-,ted-
Orders Tor anv a,noant proarpt!v filled at &c per
ib, with liberal deductions 10 merchants
f. REi.CHER, Age5t,
ian % $50 lV.S0
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RICHARDSON'S
IRISH LINENS. EsANASkS.
Diapers. &c.

GtONSVNFRS Of Richardson's Linens aud
those l,sir,us of Obtaining tie Genuine ffs.oRs
should TINT the aricl~ they purchase are seal
q with the full name of tl,e fir,.
J.N. Richardson. Sons s owden.
C,Iarantea q the sounlncSs anl durability Of
the Goods. This caution i rendered essentially
NECESSARY as large quantities 81 inf,ror and d-fc
tive Linens Ire]s.Y j. ~.-san afttr season and
sealed III he Taie 81 Iish-r son lv Irish EoJi~
-, who. r-rar!l.~s . the injury ,ha- inflicted
alike on he Au:erje7r consumer aui the naaufac
tETers ol the genuine Goods i'i uoi r4iilv allan
don q usine-~ G.fo.it,.,5s waI- purchasers can
be iTaiVsel on with Co f ~sT- les character
J. BCLLOCEE & J & LOCKE
lyl9 iGeHts Ctarcs ST Nc,c YORK
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Ma. C.TAsEH RELIEVED hy
BROWNS BRONCHIAL. TROCHES. OF CoreH
loZEGE<
A Simple ard sssgaHt Combination for CorsEIs 6c
Dr. 6. T. BIeiIow. Boston
4" Greet serrioe in subdaiay koerseHess'
REV. DANIEL WISE
- recommend tieiT u.c 70 PUBLIc SYE,grEs''
Rev Z. II. CHArIN New Yo-k
- Tat trouble IN szy tir,1t for arlic1 fie Tn
eies IS sy-se) haviH3 made often mere sr.is
peTer. y T. WILL
Most sals'ary rslefin BRONCHITIS
Rev. ;. SEIGGFEIEp Mcrrist -wn, Ohio
Ben. iciea c0nspeied 10 sseak slferiaq from,
Con- Rey.SJ p Axr,rrs,x
E7s-fgGi IL rernaria9 Hogrsenes and Jrr;rt-ti5y
n fs Thr'at 50 r-s .>peat,rs and SIN ,ers
Fruf- N STACY JOHNSON. Lal;rsnge. ga.
Teacher Of Music. Southern Fe,nal. Colieee.
:. Croat teaetf s-Rea taken before and afe- nreock-
inc Gs iasy -erea' h9arseRess Fro- their BaS- e.
'ee~ tank they urN be Of permanent afranfaee 70
ne Rev. E ROWLEY, A NJ
President Athens COLLEGE Tenn.
Sold l.y all Druggists a' .! c. nts per hex
Al-o BROWNS LAXATIVE TROCHES. or
tatAaTtie L7-ea3es. for Dyspebsia Iadiysss;oa Con
s.ioaf-aI:. Headao.e, Bilious -it'ectioas, tfc.
March S-Sm
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..<sag.

~ The attention of the ladies is respectfully
called to the following articles from that Justly
celebrated manufacturer, HENRY WIREMAN, of
Phla phla, who Is, ond doubt the very best
Manufacture of LADIES SHOkS in the United
states:
Ladies Glove Kid Cork Sole Button CATERS;
a. Parent Leather Baimoral BOOTS;
-" Goat SKIN do. do.
" French Kid Congress CATERS;
:" French CASHMERE Congress CATERS;
80 French do. Button do.
s. Fancy Embr'd SLIPS, with wooden heels;
" Fancy SLIPS, with cork soles;
Is Black Kid SLIPS, vita and without heels;
W hich, osether with a great variety of other ar
tcles make my assortment very complete, and
aides favoring me With = call. cannot fail to be
suited. tHILIP 4. WHITE, 70 Nj ain st.
n. R.-isdIes who have peen in the hsplt of hav-
ing their Shoes made in Philadelphia Dv MIR.
WIkEMAN. can order them through me, as have
made an ements with him TO have them made.
I'm
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REAL EsTATH FOR eALH.

80 VALUABLE MARKET FARM IN
BELtw kkicHEHoNp. FoR SALE. =
With view Of ensaGins in another busi-
ness than faf ming, the sul.cribGT Offers for bale
bis FARM. known a. DOVE HILL contain
ing about - aores the larger portion cleared and
10 we'll set in clover. and PRODUCES well OF the
usual crops, especially the bost OF veyeta bles.-
TIE Im proveM ents CONSIST Of a framed building,
with four rooms and the usual out buildings, with
aweli Of excellent water In the ward. The loca-
ton is healthy and society very good BARGAIN
can he had If immediate application be made to
the subscriber. living on the premises, or to DR..
Ro. y: Lyme, General Agent, METROPOLITAN Hall.
no n-ds THEO. HOPPE.
- LAND AND SLAv In THE
COUNTY OF AM ELLA, FOR SALE PRl-
@VATELY.--Th devisees of John H. Steger,
decd, offer for sale privately valuable TRACT
OF LAND, lying on the AppOmattox river, in the
county of Amelia, five miles from Mattoax Depot,
on the Richmond and Danville Railroad, contain
ing, by estimation, 200 acres The land il admit
rably adapted to the production OF Corn, Wheat
aud Tobacco, and the TRACT Is regarded as one OF
the best in the county. If desired, twill be di-
vIded into two tracts. The neIg hhorhoOd is most
excellent. Possession will be delivered at once;
the devisees reservlng the right to cultivate and
gather the growing crops, If satisfactory arfalse
ment cannot be made with the purchaser to take
them. The purchaser OF the land, If he desires
them for his own use. can also pu rchase a lsrs Q
number of valuable SLAVES. The terms will be
made accommodating. Apply to WILLIAM +.
MEADE or JOHN =. HARDAWAY, Chula De
pot, Amelia; or to X. w. STEGER, Ma,toax De-
pot, Amelia. aa 20 TT
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MHDICIMH9.
THE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY.
BILE kEMEpI .EOR .G0NOKRH0A AND

BILE KEMEpY FOR G6NokRHHA AND
ALL SECRET bIsEAsES.-This great American
remedy, containing no Mercurial or Baisamlo
properties, excels everything heretofore offered
the public, in its curative, restorative and reno
waiting powers and the medical world are as
tonished when told that the above remedy will
cure the above diseases, and COMPOUNDED when
they have ocular demonstrations of the facts
But the proprietor, who has known of the REM
edy for twenty odd years, has known OF q case
Of twenty Year, standing to be restored to per
feet health, and all other cases of shorter dara-
ton to be restored, without a single exec ption,
ard therefore Challenges any case OF GonoIrhra
Thea the ayry T mo. oars Droydsd the
the part of the patient; and any one purchasing
half dozen bottles, and using accordingly, in his
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine
free of charge, to complete the cure, through his
venience to the patient.
Sold By APPERSON & DUPUY, No 20l Broad
street. and D. A. STRECKER, NJ ain street, Drag
gists, agents for the city Of Richmond.
Oc l-6ms
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CONDITION OF VIRGINIA BANKS.

MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS BANK
WHEELING, VA, Nov. Ii h, 1859.
HIS ExcellaIcy joins LETcHER; Gov OF Va:
SIR: | have the honor 10 enclose statement o!
this BANK aud Branches, for the quarter ending
October LIST.
With great respect, your obediept servant,
S.BRADI, Cashier.
Quarterly Statement ef tht Merchants AID ne
chdntcs' Bank Of IFhcelia tRc!uiing as
Br inches, tHginE Isl October, 1860. lcith CoH.-
raraftcs Statement FOR the Correspondent QEa--
itr Of the pysesd,aY Year 1889:
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BOOIS, Skaohie. &c
NJ n X N Y T. l.

re NJ. k " Ell,
Manufacturer and Dealer in 3pF3
- BOOTS A N d o 8 <Ssas&s5
No. 1870 Main Street,
Would beg leave II inform his former patrons and
the public that he has !. mmencej the mandatory
of BOO FS aud SHOES all their branches, at
No 1885, Main sire ct, aud would ask a call from a
wanting goods In his lime.
fine assortment of Ladies'. Misses and Chill
dren's Goods wass on hand. which will be sod
az very reason sahle prlcss. NO l2-3mN
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A CARD.-We verv earnestly request custom
n ers and others, who have our BAGS, to send
them to US full OF gram, if ready to send it. or
empty, by the next tram. We are suffering great
Inconvenience for want of our Bags that are idle
in various hands who have neglected to return
them. In a short time we must make up bag ac
counts and charge the holders with them. When
we send bags to any person, they should be re
urned promptly.
Much OF the whest we receive is damp. Farm,
" all out of doors big enough TO spread it in.
Farmers lose imDe nsely by inattentlon to this
point
We have fallen on perlous times, when debt IL
fearful. Filling orders for guano, &c, on the
faith of growing crops, won't do for those have
TO buy them on time. A safe principle of individual
economy is to make money before we spend it.
MADDIX Il co.
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"a JOHN ThUNIpsON,
~ NO /, BALLARD HOUSE,
Has on hand a select aud fashionable assert
ment of HATS, CAPS, DIES FURS and GEN
ITEM Ms FURNISHING GOODS, which he is
disposed To sell st low prices | most respectfully
solicit call from purchasers. 90 20-dtJl
n NATIONAL GCAkD HAT.
u NATIONAL GUARD HAT,
NATIONAL GUARD HAT.
Something entirely new for young men, at
ELLETT WEISIGER'S,
oc 8-ts No. l67 Main street.
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SCOTS AND StfOES.

NEREAT REDUCTION IN PKICET. &2S
- CHAS. BELLE, Broad street. between I'd
and 81, keeps larre stock OF Ladies', Gentle
men and Servants Wear constantly on hand,
and de6es any body in Richmond 10 compete with
aim IN his line, AS he manufactures to order, and
superntends himself. Great bargains IN Ladies'
and Misses coored Caters, Morocco BoOtees.
Slippers aud Bnsklns; Gentiemen's cit, made Pa
tent Leather iiaiters, Oxford Ties and Slippers
| will sell my summer stock of Goods at and below
cost Call soon, If You wish to get good bargain.
EHAS REHI.E
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HATS, &c.
HATS, CAPS AND FURS.

WILLIAM T. MOORE l. CO.,
2o7 BROAD STREET.
The subscribers respectfully announce that they
are now in receip. of a large and fine assortment
of HATS and GAPS, TO which they cali attention.
Purchasers would find a rare selection II they
exami e our stock before buying as we will offer
inducements that cannot fail to please. We have
received q full supply of LADIES' FURS, en-
braoibg all the latest styles. which are sell
ing at the lowest possible price. Our stosk of
servants Hats and Caps cannot be bcat, either
IN quality or price.
DRESS HATS made to order.
Thankful for past tavors they hope for a con-
tinuance of tine same. WIN. L. MOORE,
MI. LEONARD,
RrO,d
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH. THE
a&ZSCLEOPLASTIC AN ID XULCANITE

V1 P.ROCEssS ID. W. JONES, DEs.
making Teeth, and being satisfied Of It's alb
solute superiority over all other methods
full or partial sets of teeth, and especially euch
q. msy be dissatisfied with those they are now
using. The perfect adaptation OF the plate to the
mouth, and the suction thereby secured, enables
him - insert one or more teeth ,gitAont elasps.-
TIL; s.sthod having been adopted ey those stand
tsstilAonals will be given and specimens exhibited
TO thsAe wishing to 500 thep. Sets Of Teeth, on
gold 81 any othsr plate will of course BE- made for
hose pfeiefTirg them. Filling, Cleansing, Ex-
trsetahs, and oil otksI orsrsticns eerty saq thQ-
xAIoITy DttkeNt f99A
b4ss % Msln ssssss. esvosis. oertnsalsa
4eH paN-3S
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EORsEs. &c, FOR SALE

N No1ICE.-For sale on accommoda-
VA ting terms, young NJ ULES, 3N
~ HORSES and l P0NY-all OF G~N
AEG.which work in single or double CZA
harness and ride we'll Can bs seen at
nv stable IN Sy dnsy, opposite the Methodist Cha
pei. no i6-lwI +. A. KUPER.
FOR SA L. IA fine, thoroughDre
INGREY HORSE, raised by Major boswell,
IANAwho Will give MS pedigree 70 any one wish
ing TO purchase. He was years old last June, and
is about Is hands high; is a remarkably fine mar
ness horse, and goes well under the saddle can
easily walk i've miles an hour. and sound in every
particular. T. b. GRUMPY,
oc l3-ts 9th and Cary sts., or at Haxall's Mills.
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JMPORTANT TO THE sOUTH.-In or,

IMPORTANT To THE SOUTH.-ln order
TO faoriitate Southern commerce, and accom-
modafe the public in general, We have taken. In
addition to our store, corner Broad and Thlrd sta,
the larEe and modious store, Isl Broad street.
between Sd and kth, next door 10 Quaries' Dry
Goods store. where We have opened an entirely
new ard sSlendd assortment OF Toys. Fireworks
and FANCY Goods. which we offer az wholesale
aud retail, st the most moderate prices. We most
limo 10 the shookoe Hill Toy Baxaar, aSi Bread
street. SCHAAP h CO
DARrIEs suPPLiED.-weddlnx and other
: part,ss' ~ .2wn ana oorntry, sapphsd with Or
Cakes, TO-, at short notice and on reasonable
termn. ANDkkW ANTONI.
st. Nicholas Saloon, next door Exchanss hank
10 HEUMATlSM AND GOUT, -Rsynolds'
~ spseiho, the celebrated Enslish remedy for
these diseases, - an almost infAllihle cure. A
20 vs. hIsillibh is;lslt b 3, s,'' -
- g ~ - Mssss,, a,s sea Mas &c:
: - aI% v y. va q. s's s'' W iaAii"
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FALL TR A ID e.
= 1850.

N IOUVs
$50 ROB'T L. DICKINSON, Successor to Elm
ford, Dickinson & Weisiger,) No. 7a Main street,
Richmond Va, thankful for the libe raj PATRONAGE
bestowed on him by his friends and the pubic gen.
orally invites their attention TO his large and ex
tensive stock OF HATS, G APPS, FURS. &c. COM
prlsing every style manufactured for the season,
which Will be sold at wholesale and retail to pune
tuai customers on the most favorable terms. Mer-
chants OF Virginia, North Carolina, and Teunes-
ses visiting the city, respectfully solicited TO
call and examine for themselves before purchas-
ing. A llberai discount made to those VINO pur-
ahasa for cash
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OVERCOATA! oVEKCOA =. -
- aid saperhne, Tack and Pstlo. eneap. hne
without capes; Pilot. Beaver and Ci",h VIII and
Ia good sIy le and for sale TO suit 'h' made NJ
RIGA VELVET VESTS-tn good ta.,. 49,,
and single sreast. tip top euaits ooaoie
SH aWLs AND BLANKETS Also, unh.,
wear for gents use; also. Neck Ties, Scarfs "a
Comforts; also. Shirt Collars and Drawers; alsn
Stoves Socks and suspenders; also, Money Belt.
ftocks and handkerchief A full assortment and
k0ld cheap. We TUPMAN AGENT A'
N.sc
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A yDKEW shT0Ni=wH0LEsALE AND
MEs.ic d6HFEttsffIoSkkYa, f fsHi4Tss,D TO-.
lmpo,tsx Of prspeh csudies. cordials. &c. and
nsn ~ 9t Double hshned Candies also,
S'ta Qrnamsn Cor sobonssy, re H;ssm lEss.
&C.. nf,. ~ Msin street, ssst as.i Rsshssys
bass. siAh4aN1s ~.
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il J. w. EkASSER-
POTHECARY AND DRUGGIST
~ 18th street, between Grace and Broad,
In RICHMOND. VA,
kGeps constantly on hand q well selected stock
CINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS. OILS, DYE
STQFFS, WINDOW-GLASS, PUTTY, ALCO-
aOL; BURNING FLUID. GARDEN SEEDS,
sverv kind, TOBACCO, SNUFF and CIGARS OF
yarious brands, all the popular PATENT MEDl-
CINES Of the day-every thing, IN fast, usually
:ound il DRUG STORES-which will BE- sold on
he most reasonable terms; Also, POLLARDS
PHYSICIANS and others can rely on having
thelr PRESCRIPTIONS accurately and cors fxl!y
compounded, aG s.. hours Of The DAY and NIGHT.
J. W. FRAYSER,
Apothecary and Druggist,
my Its i7th. between Grace and Broad SITS.
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WINTER SCHEDULE.

~ -. RIcHMON YORK
RIVER RAILRQAD;.CHEA AND AT1TRAC
ERN sHORE AND MATTHEWs.-FAkE So
On an sfte, TUESDAY, Oct sth, 1860, passenge
trains will leave Richmond daily, except Sun
days a. Ga O'Clock 4. NJ, on Tuesdays, Thurs
Meado low Dispasch, TanYssf 1If Cohoke and Ro
mancoks, and arrive st West Point at A. n
TSf fast Cart ng ssRs KEY as
Queen Court House Landing on TUESDAYS, Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays, at A. NJ, connecting witt
only a.CIftnu, Water Fence hepherds, Moody's
CappahoosIc, Bigiers. Gloucester Point, York
Sr7c sn ana afPSf az Ed at r "
Returning, the Steamer will leave Norfolk and
On ans MePs ant ~ ss M
Ssrs 81 West PciSt ST ~ P. H., and arrive il
On TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays. the
passenger tram will leave West Point for Rich
moud At A. NJ. and arrive at II A. NJ: stoppln,
only on signals st ROnancoke, Sweet Hall, Co
hoke. Indian Town, Tunstalls s, Dispatch, Meadow
aEd air Uaks.
folk on MONDAYS, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS by the
Steamer NORTHAMPTON, Capt. MCCARRIca
and Tor Matthews Thursdays and Saturdays.
Fare from Richmond or any point on York Rive
TO Eastern Shore..--- 49,. IS "
Fare from s,ne Richmond t. West Point or West
Point TO Richmond and return next day. 81
Freight received Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days until p. M, at Richmond, and on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays until =. NJ. at Wes'
Fare from King and Queen C. H.. and othe,
p @and 81 Ma''ap'ni River to Norfolk or Rich
Pessengers for williamsburg will take Stage a,
for saluda and UTbanna, at W est Point.
Regular Sunday trains Will leave Richmond a.
A NJ. and arrive at West Point al lC A. NJ, Re
turning, leave West Point at and arrive in Rich
moEd at 7. Nj. X. IL. TEMPLE, Supt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-21
JAMES ID. BROWNIES
ORNAMENTAL IRON wnpvs

eh street, next TO the Mechanics ins,,,,,.
ikoN kAILINGs, XERAN DAHs' RATc,
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and evsry oiS., "ifatnI,
IRON WORK for ornamental and buiIdis, ing o.
M Particular attention EIven 10 en,lo.;n
Lots In the CITY nd cor ntry, d, ~ nanG
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-21

GNa To HOUSEK EEPERS.- By late ar
"a fyrvals. we offer a splendid variety OF French
" in sets or single pieces Fancy Toilet Ware,
Of new designs: Glass Ware, q every dsserip-
mon Knives and Forks; Bronze Iron Hat Stands;
Tea Trays; britannia Coffee and Tea Grns; 0ss-
1sI Dishes lenders EIrs ir9Rs; Co.. h9ds Foo.
Mirrors; together with MAGNIFICENT stock oil
rich Fanoy Goods, oil of which we oder a. low AZ
such goods can be obtained.
7. A. BULKLEY & CO.. Isl Main ut.