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FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, n. Y
Opposite Madison Square.

ySJgIs LOCATION Is the most healthy delightful central In
great rop- and very convenient TO the Hudson Xiv
There distinct lines Of omnbusseI that the Hotel
seary every during The day aud evening" besides which
lines wan street and continually on
route within block Hotels thus afordog better oPpor.
nrihan AZ any other point These onnbusses and
cars direct 70 the CSEAL PAX which eonsid
void vTSiL &c VIC --''' '-- -'-''-'
Inc entire arrangements OF establishment the result Of
and experience and render the most comiOrta
Die homeke Hotel IN the world All the improvements that
comfort suggested have been introduced
Every precauton TAKEN during construction, to Sc
cure the positive safety from the dangers Of conaga
ton SUBDIVISION double brick walls extend from the rock foun-
ted by layer cement making the entire structure heproof
Among Important Improvements In addition to The usual
upper In successful operation plan which admits
Of no possibility OF accident
SEQ feet upon each o. the six stories give Hight and air the
highest degree 20 every apartment
liberal space has appropriated n public Drawing Rooms
and Par0I connecting when and the Dining Rooms there Is
gand Hall Suites Of spacious Paro Chambers aud
Dressing Rooms with al modern eonvsnience have been
pecay designed FOR the comfort Of families travelling parties and
An Exchange containing the Journals Of the day, and all the
convcne1ces for comer intercourse and business has been
many other features Of the Hotel and there Is Tel
egrsph Ose connecting with al parts Of the country
Billiard Chess Rooms the and appoint
mrns provided for the OF guests and the public
The Furniture and every article use IN the has
been expressly designed and manufactured Tor The FH AVENUE
An communications apartments upon any business
neetsd with the house should be addressed 70 FrH AVENUE o
rKl % In order to insure immediate attention.
The entire organization ~ this Hotel has been under the direction
sesa Boston, Rattle and Point Clear Houses In Mobile and the
Continental Hotel philadelphia
Will aGSd the undersigned much pleasure to you your
with much respect,
Your obedIent servants,
HITCHCOCK DARLING CO.
a. B D,Rrso, late Of battle House Mobile; g.
n. H'rcHcOCE, " "st Charles Hotel New Orleans.
jy8-Sm
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HEAD QUARTERS
BOOTS AND SHOES.

bIDOI > AND oIIOEo,
No. 03 Main Street, RICHMOND. virginia.
DAGEs Shoe Store 90 Main Street. facilities Families
whether City Country, for laying In their supplies Of
shoes that are rarely met With being enabled furnish every
member family with description Of shoes &C. for house.
paro. or both Of his the North
ern manufacture Farmers sending will be supplied At
moderate prices with good Shoes including bogues Of my
make for Geld hands
In addition supply Of Shoes my
make great variety OF the best Northern made Boots
and shoes as can found In any house In Virginia
all In want 10 call at the large Trunk and Shoe Empor
nnyS JOHN O. PAGE, JR,
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SOUTH-SEDE RAILROAD.
ON ANDAFTER MONDAY THE22d AU-EE
" gust, the passenger Trains, will run follows -
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYNcHBURG.
Mall Train starts daily at $50 NJ reaches Lynchburg 1895
Pm.
Passenger Train starts daily, except surdAyI At as H.,
reaches Lynehburg atl2:30 A. NJ.
FROM LYNoHBURG TO PETERSBURG.
Mall Train daily at II A. NJ reaches Petersburg NJ.
PASSENGER Trains starts daily except Sundays at 1880
reaches Petersburg at $50 A. NJ
These trains connect with two daily trains 70 the Springs Knox
vile, Nashville, Memphis, &C.. 10 New Orleans.
" This the shortest aud most expeditions route 10 all parts
Of Tenneasee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and TexaI
The City Point Train leaves Petersburg daily Sundays
A. NJ and IL Noon, and City Point at $50 A. NJ and 1880 p NJ
Extra trains 70 and from all the steam packets when
ee1ay.
II. D. BIRD,
GuA General
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NOTICE--Pesons wishing obtain tickets for seryan1 over
the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac r. for wash
ngton City, and points further North must In all case be voueh
e for by some responsible white citizen Of Richmond person.
MED Tor bv letter A. d. ALLEN,
maQ0-1y Ticket Agent
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Children and not IL years age half the price for
white persons
N0TICEThrough Tickets can be procured In Charleston
the office Of the Northeastern Railroad Company and la Pc
ershurg the the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Coz
and In Norfolk the oce OF the Norfolk Petersburg Co. the
York River Railroad Co the once Of John Dickson, Of
the J,e River Boat line Also from Nash m aud points eouth
by Lynchburg and Charlottesville to all the SPRINGS.
THOS DODAMEAD,
General Supt, Va, Central Railroad.
HlExiS MASON Co., Stage PrOprietors.
fv4-9 am
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1860. SPRING TRADE. 1860
DOCGET a. ANDERSON,

CORNER OF GOVERNOR AND tHAhhLlh oIhshlor
OIFERto their fiends and the public ne e ~ e
stock French American PAiEh os, " S
lai,s style design parlors chambers Ihs ioS ala
nails Aao and Table OIL Cloths all luAllles n anu
I mating eoso mating window shades Of every deseHpuon
and prize curtain goods and muslin curtains % xne
"a Tntnre sotfsnns Ioupges Feather Beds, Bosers and
Pillows hair snd shuek Mattresses al o. wen ~ a
extremely cash. puncual buyers We are Ao pp
ed paper hanging and uphosering IN we ly VI
promptly, by the best vorkmen Persons hseus any Ia
gu, my, soct mi 49, Seiore buying elsewhere ap2T
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- s.rs-,rySrgTP JAMESTOWN -cs%Ee

~ SM SRA WSHIP y AJi ESrOwN rFTFe
Dor NEa NuhN-Ile steamer Asifs Nv y --A9a-
Csut Tho ~lr-lr wiz leave bore 90 o'clock p VI tral, i-
m ast Excursion tickets sle i--l-u by cfrr 10 ne
st-trrs meals .l-r5o iHcl.ei for the very oW price OF
a. E.-tr N.a F.rs meals and stl:--lo' included sl
S-grsg. passage e. Psss- o. Ncs.-z sane IS - i-e aver
boat.
Fsti.ft received TO-DAY, .r1esity1
Consumes l-r requested 1 s-i '1- t.r goods today
Freyrs taA-g moderate rates and ieraafde4 VAN
dispatch.
s an ts-ths secured az Office or on boartthe SHIP
Notice gives hr.u "a Che morning papers Waet1
erorrrt any -ls be- received t0u1--ou FRIDAY
- ID LUuLAM a WATSON.
Atp. CgaL NuERCE.-rht steam saIt JANts- ssSs1-f.
- TOWN resumed her place asaa iu te line be-
tveeu here aaI SEES iugE.
STEAMSHIP 71as is Aae u-l leave NcA i'iA
Tor Rlch-6nd ~ follows. viEs
IRE YORKTOWN Csptu Parrish every saturday al" p "
The rANs>rOWN Captain >kurar every TIA s1y, 70 T. "
The ROANONs, CsPtLl C.l.-. svsry Iharstay az u NJ
RETURNING.
rsv will leave T18ay and Friday az cl-ta
p y an saturday ~ to-c5 az Norfolk going and return
LCDLAW 4 WATSON,
,rol Opu1-.fa steamer Whrryss.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

e E7F. e. 20
Mail and Passenger Train,
I FAVE Richmond daily $50 A NJ, for Stanton, and
daily Except sundays for Jackons River and
misunderstanding Gordons e, with the Orange and Alex
anda Railroad for Alexandra and intermediate Stations and
with their trains for ynohburg and points West Of
that place
Stag with the Train nj Stanton for sTibing's
Springs md Haman Mason and CompAny Stages with
the train Goshen for Lexington ut Mboro for the Rock Alum
Bath Alum, Warm Hot and Healing Springs, and at JacksOn
River for the Sweet Red Sweet White sulphur Springs Lewis
burg, &c.
RETURNING,
The Mall and Passenger Jacksons River daily
cept Sundays at $50 Pm
Tick the Rockbridge and Bath Alum Warm
Hot Healing White phur and Sweet Springs, Lexington Lewis
burg &c Aho, for Winchester Lynchburg Bristol Knoxville,
Chattanooga, Nashville Huntsville Memphis Orleans and
all Important Points 10 the Southwest be procured the
Ticket Once.
Through Winchester via the Alexandria and
Hampshire Railroad from Alexandria, procured
Ticket Office In Richmond
THOMAS D0DAMFAD,
Iy2l General Superintendent
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COLUMRIAN mOTEL.


scPa5
" Bwyrns, jas city Va VS. Graves, DO -.
- $50 ~. Mrs perkirson do
49, gsrt'. d, Miss Lpscrmb, 60
a.. \ yyr-- N, r NOBLE Ala
~ W We u, Rev D. e. Adams, Amelia
: Nln.r WarWick Co ucHuHtA 20
& Caliwsu Na'togay sergeant, ~ y Q
. T. Goole, Chesterfield Baylor, IsteEeh
n 10 an so a. G'mer. Alherrarle
r'Ny b. NOR Cr.s+erf-'l uu e sanders. Nalis,n
y d. r,wr,r. GebciIsni Dr. : ucney, kgQn
X b. Flaysrr N-s hcut tolaFat 90
L : F..--r C1ubd Goodwin, Louisa
J Landrum. CamGh-u W hafrs DO
r A Iardrlu. AppomAitoN Jaw,
g. "a p6iIp6ts GoarhIand " Lawson, LcEsb'E
j Mc6ogau, Sttunfon u h-ANs -
sllrr x n r Ms II ayf ~, 20
q K Shepherd. Bu'kughan 3 o1rs, tnekinEhan
N ; IA ,.,. I-uIsl Dr " oycrton, Pr FL
sniih, Buckiughan - L'esrii %
Z y Davis. DO W scues, NJ
? 90 anderson. ICuaa ~ 4 On ecll-s, DO
g. W DAWSON. Sco.tsyuc smith
j. " TYLER. DO Apple, 90
Geunct Cuuherllnd W Wdn, Shario'ie
n r. Garland 10 RW thaair, Do
n n Gtrr.f.. 10 " R Young Caroline
h s.,,- P,shatan HUI, W. th-vile
IL W EIson. HouarisviIc A i-tui Meckog
"A a r8-B.r Ts X A Barnes, 10
X Leake, Go-ctllld Ms tAft-,N NJ
a. -hlltrs d. ti- N'7l'
O. N1rf 20. Va llAL..in' p -
j q itIr.uss DO ...'-tif' ''
j. EfE'tsfon. Charlotte a N-a'ts, t'NhAiAn
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Passengers breakfast and Ashland and dine on board the
comfortable Acqua Greek and Washington
FOR further Information apply this sce, Broad Street.
Shoekoe Hill JAMES b. WINSTON,
| Gea1 Ticket Agent
sAML RUTH, supt
once r. y. p. r. r. Co., . .
Richmond Jan. q, 1855. Janss-u
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RICHMOND BOARD OF TRADE.
L. l. KNIT Pre- 5As. B. DUPUY. r. " B. lSAA0s' sc :
CnvNTrxs O Ag1rraArioS.
WILLIAM =. DlNNAN, Ch1ir-an
LkRKTs w. ULALEBRcOB, I, u G1StLA -.
THOs. ~. G1CAhCAs L@eAs =. ~----'-~-"'
WILLIAM BuRK, u Z. hAi1G ttJAr
LUTHER LIBBY, JANIS T. N'-Die9'
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UGHTE 4 BRADBURRY'S PIANOS.

WE CALL the attention OF citizens OF Rich
w mond and Virginia, Piano Fortes when ~
We have placed with Mr.. Carus, that their
In every respect may be tested by the side OF theJI
famed Chickering'S. 49,,
rons testimonials any factory in the country All Of which can
Ue ~. 80 - ~ LIGHTE BRADBURY
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EyNTCRSEON 10 OLD POINT e.
y Po2TsHOCrH AND NuHFoLH-1te steam saziaasEs
uI-t travel a a. sN-ln CD The above places on 81
Day EVENING usN -I lst, ui regularly every sA'l bDAl
ENFNIyG thereafter du1r .tt watering season. leaving lr
a. Rocket a. O'Clock p ~ arrives i tlt ahaii p
O'Clock rCrl uh ari Norfolk and return Che next
ev-aaf lsCNn AT lclyio- Norf1uSat ococ, touch At Porte
ana oiI pa and arrive at Richmond asog- O'Clock A.
P,s,ss ,-- he p 20 on POINT Norfolk aai Portsmouth, and
reform luelis .ncaleil Sifn
a-ss-U 2 o HASKIys
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suoCKOE FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOP
ooRNER OF GARY AND iTTH srRtfIs


rUyALBorT 4 BROTHER. Proprieos o. the above woAM,
are now building PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES OF AZ la
proved construction all Sizes from SIX 10 forty orse Fovsr
suitable for Circular Mills, Treshng Machines, and ether
purposes which they fully equal 70,
perior TO any Engines built here elseShere.
They will also furnish STATIONARY STEAM EsGIsgs, oH
ten Worse 10 any required psser
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS Of the most approved eens,rsstes
and Of various sizes.
PUMPS and WHEELS for WATER woRKs, PoKrABLE GEJs1
MILE and IRONS for MILLS " all kinds.
RAILROAD WORK Of every description.
TOBACCO PRESSES ELATTENING hIIS and all artieles
Tobscco, together with kind OF BAAH
IRON o. sTINGs and WROUGHT Iron WORK
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Richmond, Feb. 10Th, 1850.
LNXCHANGE HOTEL AND .,


In presenting this card TO The public return many cordial
thanks for the kindness we have received
a their hands and hope that the New order OF Anairs
TO be Initiated Sept 1882 will receive the announcement
that previous and abor accommodate guests have
met with - --... Al,
Messrs JOHN P and THOMAS BALLARD are now the Pro-
the Eabshren and each pledges himself TO de
what the comfort convenience and requirements OF their gue
demand.
We desire 10 keep maintain what EoESsE calls for
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and We promise TO use renewed
exrron render comfortable possible
With polite agents. and ready prompt aud attentive servants we
shall endeayor Afford complete Satisfaction to the travelling
public. 49,, ,-. 4, -
b. previous card long since published TO eounerae The
influence baseess ruor sufficient proof that our establish
ent has never closed and that since lis publication We
nave been condition 10 entertain viers than heretofore
All rmors closure Intended closure, We desire our ea
10 notice false Strangers Intending TO visit u.s. - Sul
Recommendations hnol-u
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READ READl
l.. LVOu's pure Ohio

TuM BELTING.-A full assortmebt Of the New York
" Betting and Pasn companys superior Gem aeling from
IL INCHES Wde always hand and for SALE lengths 10
suit Ghasers at factory prices Bes Of extra widths and
thickness ordered from the Factory 't few days notice
Also No. Laeing Leather BeltClaps Belt Hooks BeRives
Packing In sheets Of various thickness PtonPackng for
and Stationary Engnes Engine Hose. &C. Ae for
sale by Q. sINfoN,
anil Agent for the Manufacturer Il Main st
INiNE OLD WHITE WHISKY-An article that
gives universal satisfaction. Kept constantly hand
for sale BY AEMooRE, Agent
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! 2RIYALSAT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

4 XXI AID Al I h1NCiI AL IlO1 EA0
RXCHANGE HOTEL BALLARD AND HOUSE
JOHN P 4 THOMAS L BALLARD, ProPreiors
Sept 5
y Price Bi1huord J'rion' haiAN
n n rris NV Va T Jones, do
~. ~ i1., p.,,orl Tiiison lady sister, DO
n I'M tr,rr. nav y .AHlren 4 A sheppard Ala
~. Va JCfiuu-us, Va
" iuiebsssa. lady. eAndA ~ l Harry, DO
VT Grahtm lady, DO ~ .u1, ~
NJ, y $500. do Green Vie servAa's,
6 s S',,'. % NV, Miss Carrier, do
n. ~ e-r-bs-frrA 90 N long a svt, do
M 7, c.-'. - Capt simmons, BAIT
h T nousiss washlngton Miss Thuntor, 60
, Poi ard, New Kent VS. sl'I ~, w
r Enr 10 GA Attuson, wife and servant
- wtr-h-af N, W Tuck. Ky
p "a Wb-.ss,e Fo Mis- Sullivan, DO
Allen, Go JNaE.eAN "a
x Glenn. DO w -oieeL
a si.-t-...r 1,ly 40 Campber, Ala
Mis- A n Scott, 40 x Mhtef'l'l 70
y A Scot'. j- do CAMcO'@l| Va
h N p,rtrf n, Mis- IoVA~d, 90
"A N H.r-i.s1 No l. Mcnigorsry a lady, MIsi
4 y Rr.s. az Miss Mclavr.u, 10
. r-l-,.on NO Mr. Nurriii son, DO
Power Va H.tel-
d ropp-r adv sc Grihn, Wash
A NJ Rrritr, Ars y D'.''Is ~
. A Atkinson. Meuphts b Davis, Va
: STi,-r,ss ,yt Ala Or Parc Porcher, lady zyt,
3 Mls.es Thornton, DO thtIi.al'l
u w HarIv Va Dr. Ltws, lady. Ala
) sPorisr, vie 2 daughters, ATayort son, do
Boston Miss Lewis, DO
Jw CUNNINGHAM. wife syt, ~ Coruaes, We
Col BAILEY, Nlis 4 syL Va Mmt% 60
Mss Forbfs. II Jones, DO
At Forbes 10 Mard' 10
J Carper Ho;eto1rt kChrshAn'do
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HARDWARE.

DERHCf IMPORTATION.
1860, FALL TRADE, 1860.
w. $. 6 G. DONNAN.
NEW IRON FRONT BLOCK GOVERNOR STREET,
RICHMOND,
Importers Of Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlery and rs,
RE possession, by Ships Kinks" alexander"
n direct TO this port, OF their Fall Importation Of
Fine and Heavy Goods,
Birmingham and Senior In person, and
purchased upon the most favorable terms.
They In receipt Of fall supplies OF Hardware Of Amer
rendering their sotk and complete and TO
which they respectfully and particularly invite the attention Of the
merchants Ct virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee, assuring
them Of their ability and dttermnaonto EEL Low any regu
lar house whatever
EH Orders will receive prompt and careful attention.
sspt4
w. y. BUTCHERS GOODS.
TT received by steamer from Europe aarge supply Of e.
81 Butchers Tools and Cutlery OF every kind 70 which
peeuy call from old any other persons
In want T, RnBERTs0N SONS.
Importers Of Hardware and Cutlery.
au7 No. G3 Main st.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
FOR THE
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD!
EM; ~ !. 2
IMPROVED FOR 1861
WITH LITTLE OR NO NIGHT TRAVEL COMPARED WITH
OTHER LINEs
THIS WELL-KNOWN ROUTE,
RICHMOND AND sTAUNToN
TO THE
VIRGINIA SPRTN GS,
Offers thIs Year Improved Comfort by Redu-
cling the Might Travel In stages; which,
added TO tue gre alter Safety of the
Rail as well as the Stag. part
OF This Line, con1mends it
TO all plcasurc-seekcIs as wei an invalids.
THIRTY MILES OF STAG Nc OVER FINE TURNPIKEs TO
TIE WHITE SULPHUR sPRlNGsl
AGAINST
sIx1Y.FoUR Mills STAGING OVER ROUGH ROADS BY
ANY OTHER ROUTE
MORE COMFORT AND QUICKER TIMEl
DAsSENGERs Richmond at 60 A. w. dne stsunon
and arrive at the terminus the Railroad by 5 reach
aghan Ceebraed Stand by p NJ and leaving Breakfast
White Sulphur Sweet SPRING. by ~ NJ second
day, being last FIVE hours In advance Of other line
should party unite In requesting H. they will have the privilege
Of leaving Gala ghau In time TO arrive the Springs
Those going the RockbrdFe Alum bath Alum Warm SPRING.
take Stages MbOrough Dpot where they arrive $50 r.
reach those Springs respectively 10 the day.
Those gsing Hot Healing Springs all night At the
SPRINGS and leave there morning arrive he
Those R0cbdge Bath Al Goshen
arriving & each place respectively TO supper.
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A mONG THE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL as
N the various styles Of Poaure executed by O.
MINNGS at his Photograph and Fine Art Gallery, 2lI Main
Street be found Licensees Of the following
distinguished gentlemen, all Of which bear te
mony experience skill Of the various Artists employed
and the well earned reputation Of his Gallery:
Ex-Gov Wise Hon Mr. Orr, s. O.,
Lieut. Gov Jackson, Jno. r. Thompson, ESQ.,,
Lieut. Gov. Montague, Rev. Mr., Ried,
Hon Jas. LYONS, Rev. Mr.. Petetkin
" Caskie, Rev Mr.. Duncan,
Judge LouAx Rev Mr. MlneRerode
Tyler, Rev. Mr.. Baker,
Hopkins, Rev. J. l. burrows
Chas. Bruce, ESQ.,, Rev j. y. towards,
Gen. VIM Walker, Rev. Mr.. seeey,
Capt. Jos Myers, Rev. Mr.. Peterson,
Rev. Mr. Jeter, Rev. Mr.. Repler,
Rev. w. A. Smith, Rev. Mr.. Wilmer
The late Rev. Mr. Dibrel The late Judge Butler O.,
The late Judge Clnpton, The late Edgar Poe,
Rev. Mr.. Boggs, Rev Mr.. schrgey,
Duplicate copies all the for sale every
Photograph executed from life copied from small pictures and
warranted 10 please. mG90
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RAILROADS, &C.
Esss ~ 8. sESsE2 g = 60
oFRIoE RICHMOND pErERshuRa q 4. ooMpY

Richmond Va, July 9Th, 1860. I
INROM this date the this road To Norfolk and
u will be changed Passengers will leave Mehmond at
40 NJ breakfast Petebu q and reach Norfolk by 1890 A.
NJ Returning, leave Norfolk at LEO ~ and arrive In Rich
mond at $50 P. NJ TH0s. II. WYNNE,
jy2T-Im supt
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA
BURNING AND LUBRlCATliG COAL OILS,
THE GREAT KANAwHA COAL AND OIL COMPANY,
onssng STATE has appointed
Agents for the sale OF their justly celebrated
BIRNING AND LUBRICArING COAL OILS,
the quality OF which warranted PuRE and USApuLiKRAIhp
We Invite he attention Apohecaes and Dealers throughout
he state 10 our supply which will belarge and sold by osde
0alv at the lowest Factory prices. - .,,o,,
jell-u SOOOh EOnOlS.
NOTICE OF RTNERSHIP.--L LUTHER
~ LIBBY Of Richmond and ABRAHAM BURTON Of Pesrs.
burg Va have formed copanerhp under the style OF LIBBY
BligTON for the purpose conducting Grocery, Sntp
ChandIery and Commission Business, at the old
~ LUTHER LIBBY,
ABRAHAM BUXTON.
Richmond, Feb. 10Th, 1850.
HAVE my thanks to friends and customers Tor or
10 the new business Of LIBBY BURTON. LUTHER LIBBY
Richmond, FEB. l6, 1880 ltEa-t
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DOMAIN q CO.,


sHOCKOE SLIP,
Richmond, Virginia,
ONTINUE particular attention 10 the saeof Tobacco
Wheat Corn Cotton other country produce, eonsgnmenS
Of which are respectfully solicited laL4-dym
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~ ORRU GATED WROUGHT IRON AND
~ WIRE RAiLING(secured by Letters Patent Admiralty
adapted enclosing Public Ground Cemeteries Balconys
&C Sheep and OK Hurdle, Patent Wire, saknc Bead
s.eads with variety Of Folding Iron Beadseads and Iron
Furniture Patent Wire Coal Screens Ore Sand and
Screens Wire Netting for Mosquito Sheep Poultry, and
purposes Wire Summer Houses Fancy Wire Work In great
riety, for Gardens, &c.
NJ WALLER 4 SONS Manufacturers,
No 5S5 Market, N. l. Sixth street, Philadelphia
ocs-iiy
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CHICKERING PIANOS.

OllOAEIllNu IANOD'
NEW and full supply OF these splendid instru- suy..
a ments have been received. , =, EfttS>,t5-,.H
In addition TO the beautiful Box de Noix, the Ou
culAr Action, and the Grand We have now he bou''
a beautiful instrument Of an upright toru
The Chickering's received 8s first prize medals all over re-
nowned competitors frst rank Institutions and fairs OF
America Europe They have manufactured and sold more
Pianos than any factory In the world
From the Chickering's emanad the best and most perma
ep that have brought the Plano 70 It's present
op and by great capital they have invested In manuae
turing they sell fully my per
any other factory None Of their instruments leave the Warroom
without having been fully Inspected by the best artists
Az this factory has than one agency In city, IN
Richmond these instruments only be sold by the subscriber
tended 10. -
Wareroors north Broad street, S and at HAbhs-
ton 4 Brothers, Nc. lbs Main street 1000, -, -.
mAi2 NAIhL OAAOsl, sole AkenG
old DOMINION INSURANCE COMPANY
no AZ Main street. under 81 Charles Hotel
This Company prepared 70 receive applications Tor fE
AND MARINE INSURANCE on favorable terms
DlRECToRs:
Cab Worhsm John VI. GreanorH
John gnders Geo. :. Palmer,
Saml NJ Price, hm Trplett
y Ladd s O. Tardy,
Jno Stewart Walker, VIM. Currie,
Luther K suilman Jas. r. OrenshAw,i
Peter O. Warwick, John ~ MlhlAms,
Jas & Kent Mark Downey,
Horace p Edmond Thos. Jones,
Jas NJ Talbot. Edwin A. smith.
Griffin b. Davenport, Ro A. Paine,
Geo w. Yancey Ro y. Williams
los Brummel VIM. p. RaglAnA
VIM. Brent, Henry o. Cabeit,
70. II. Maurey, Geo w koy5ter;
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR, President
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DICH mOND AND YORK EERsREH
III RIVER RAILROAD. eE3y4&Ate
CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE TO OLD POINT

FARE t2-DINNER EXTRA-(No Breakfast viii be prepared
the Roat)
On and after MONDAY August 9Th passenger trains viii leave
Richmond daily Except sunaays at NJ stopping only upon
signals At Fair Gals Meadow Dispatch, Summit, Tunstall
indian Town. cohoke White Hall and Romancoke land arrive at
West Point AZ s:f5 p NJ
The fast and eommoiious steamer WEST POINT, Capt o.
will leave King and Queen Court House Landing Mondays
Wednesday, and Fridays 81 NJ connecting with the
at West Point and stopping signals only at clifton water
Fence Shepherds Warehouse MoodyS CHppahoose Bgers
yorktown and Gloucester Point and arrive at Old Point At9
NJ. and Norfolk att p. NJ
Returning the Steamer will leave Norfolk Tuesdays Thursdays
at A. NJ and Old Point at Sl5 A NJ, landing
only above and connecting West Point with Me at p
NJ and arrive In Riehn ond at 3 P. NJ
No Boat landings mate.
Fegh received Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at Rich
mond until " NJ and West Point 1uedays Thursdays and
Saturdays until 6P. NJ.
Pare from King and Queen H. and other points on the
To Richmond 90
Prom Richmond 70 Norfolk 90
auT-ts r. II. TEMPLE supt
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