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FIRE INSURANCE.
L MARINE INSURANCE.
- incorporated 1922
The VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSURE
ANCE COMPANY.
OH No. 1871 Main Street, Richmond. 0Q
Capital and Surplus, $3.50 coo:
THIS COMPANY has the advantage of rty-S ecsr
years' experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoy ed the favor of the public during all
of that period needs no special recommendation to
the citizens Of Virginia.
1t effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
It's cash capital ard surplus are as above, and it's
affairs are managed prudentiy, but literally, and it's
rates are as low as those of any other good institu
ton. DIRECTORS:
W. l.. Cowardin, !. Z. Wadsworth, Patrick Cullen,
JOSEF Allen. VIM. Beers, Geo. w Smith,
Horace l.. Kent, Thos. Samson, B.. l.. Winston,
Vim. Palmer, Chas. w. Purcell, Jno. N Gordon,
Alex. r. Parker, JOS. 7. Winston, Arch. Thomas.
Jas. A. InlOes, H. A. Claiborne.
Apply TO the President or Secretary, in person or
by letter. w L. COWARDIN, President.
VIM. WILLIS, JR., Secretary. je 9-ts
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T,O TIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l. which have recently come to our KNOWLEDGE,
together with advertiseme nts. and a card which
has been sent extensively through the country to
our friends and customers, and from which we
make the following extract: 1.-The subscriber have
ing conducted the above business for the last 3
years. on Franklin street. under the sly le of G.
WATT Il CO., begs leave to inform his friends
and the customers. OF the old concern that that
hrm does not now exist" have satisfied MS thai >
regular and systematic effort has and IS still he
lng. made TO deceive the public. and lead them TO
believe that the concern of SEC. WATT & co.
Is not III existence, and that the only place to get
watts Patent Cuff Brace Plow is from a man who
IS daiiy violating the Patent Laws. and unjustiy
aepTiVing george Watt OF his property, by making
MS fatent Flow. without his authority or consent.
!" oeSire 10 correct the impression thus soupbt 10
be made, and inform you and the public that the
concern OF OEORGE WATT Il co. is stl in ex-
!stence; that Geo; Watt, the inventor and paten-
zee, mas hot sod the right, or authorized any one.
except Mr. F. W. Scott, of FREDERICKSBURG, to
make any OF his Patent Flows, and that we keen
constantly on hand = large stock. OF all sizes, made
under our personal supervision, from tbe only
patterns. OF the best materials. together
With a variety ct other Agricultural Implements.
which we warrant to the buyer, and are deter,
hilned not 70 be unde rsold by any one in the mar
KEY. Our GEO. WATT returns his sincere thanks
20 MS Trends and the public, who have sustained
Iiil heretofore, and We solicit q continuance OF
their PATRONAGE. GEO. WAT"T a. On
lie 22-uScWIm
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VHoie IicheLs Sl0; Halves SIS; Quarters So A)
WOOD, EDDY l. CO.'S Wv
GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS.
ON THE THREE NUMBER PLAN,
CAPITAL PRIZE ~
EA. $ / -EH
Takes place on the Last Saturday in each month
W hole Tickets $50, Halves $40. Ouarters 2H
Eighths 81 so. "
In ordering Tickets or Certificates anc,oso 81.
money to our address tor what YOU wish to pur1
chase name the Lottery In which you wish Il m
vested, and whether YOU wish Wholes. Halves
quarters or EIshths, on receipt of which Wa sod
what is ordered, by first mail, together will the
scheme. A Will INC
Immediately after the drawing, a Printed draw
ING. Certihed to by the Commissioners. will 10
sent, with an Explanation. Will oe
EA Purchasers will please write their SIGNATURES
ty and State. "'e Ooun-
All communications strictly confidential.
Va, All frIZes OF Sl.0W and under, paid imme-
uiateiy after the d~raWlng-other Prizes al the usn,l
time of forty days. liz USUAL
ORDERS for Tickets to be directed either to
WOOD EDDY Il Co. Augusta r..
VI WCOD, EDDY 4 20, Atlanta, Ga. '
" WOOD, EDDY 4 CO.. Wilmington De,
ia, A list OF the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount of the Prize that eanh
one ~ entItied foi will be published after every
GIaWtng IN the following papers :-Augusta Geo.
zette, Richmond Dispatch, Paulding tMiss.1 Ga
riOn. "e' Nid-
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DIR. B0YD.-In Washington, the jury in the
case OF DIR. Boyd, tried on two indictment Is for
stealing negroes, brought in a verdict of guilty
III eacn, contrary tthe States says) to the in
stfuctlOnS OF the court in the case, A motion
lor q new trial was to be argued yesterday
Inc District Attorney said he would be will
Ing, IL this conviction should stand, to enter n
notte proSeq"t on The indictments for abduc-
ton.
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OOk. LOOK, LOOK. AT COST-GooD
- At A GREAT SACRIFICE At + Go0qRS>
Suits, a5 BROAD STREET.-THE best onaj;tv
iadles colored Kid Gloves y. Sl1a cents spIend,d
Lrn ID 20 lac Idce IN trent; s71a cents h. ndsolne EN-
Coilsrs OF 70 cents. worth 81 SO; White Tarlatsns
at is54 cents A Brown Sheetinss mt Q cents nhann
q. rs cents; other sty les of Bleached and Brown
worth g; Cambrlc and Swiss Edgings and insert,
Ings; White Cambrics, Ia ward In width nj as cts :.
Eaimbric Bands; Black Silks; White and Red
aiannels; Dress and Cloak Trimmings aO Cloaks
and Edgings; Shirt Bosoms; Millinerv co"Js:
HHs,nstitched, Grass Linen, and other styIe 81
Hahlsia isrge lot of Artificial Flowers, to be sold
aanno hAlI OF their value. The goods must be sold.
smcs n n,ne IMAM remove them, will be offered at
suca prices as to convince persons they are sold st
E. GOLDSMITH, as Bqead st ~ coat
REMEMBER, REMEMRER-Tb.t =, II
~ A. LEWIS old established Dry Goods
stock ssS,e o So Dr. ear !oo a'w: u; e 6. I'd 2 large and desirable
Down at the very lowest cash prices. HI. st"nk
housekeeping Goods is at present very iarse. and
,WSWynipIiscs a complete assortment Of Brown and
w. ~ ni.e htnsn Table Damask; Bleached and I'm |
ow- Case Linen and Cotton; 2O dog. NAPKINS A. Ia
cts. apiece, well worth ISs< cts. Aiso. NanI,,ns ~ ~
over and higher grades; Towels; Diapers Of ali
sinds; IRISH Linsns; Bleached and Unbleached
blankeis; Be sure to 60 to LEWIS and sarchsss
III your. Dry Goods At his store, az he is dstcrminsd
% convince all Who favor him with a call thai he :.
'nuoubLsdly selling the cheapest goods in the city.
.fANCY ARTICLEs.-A very choice ss,ort-
, Ment OF Fancy Druggists' Articles, suitable ioy
jr~sh..,' fnmprlsipg Pine Hair, Tooth, and Nail
4 lsi,s S:sp,: .Si 9Sss. sa 1nc iaa Inc s..'1 rs s,s: i g.si Pc: g;
wfxfSkssss.. dd, ~: lss'' q A.is ~
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AccIDENT:-George Bailey was killed on the
oist ult, While riding a race about four miles
rom CIarksburg. Va The horse he was riding
new the track, and in running near ii tree
oaliey leaned the wrong way, and struck his
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HEAVY D~AMAGEs.-A case was tried in the
Joliet (Iilinoisl Circuit Court last week which
exclted considerable interest. The suit was
brought against a young man named Peter
Spangler. by George HeinseIman, fol the Sc
duction of his daughter, a young girl under
seventeen years of age. of very prepossessinc
appearance and manners. The iurv after =
short absence, returned a verdict awarding The
plaintiff 5000 damages.
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VIRGINIA STOVES! VIRGINIA
ES ! VIRGINIA STOVES!,!
RICHMOND STOVE WORkS
ESTABLISHED IN 1851.
A S A S \ YD +, II

Manufactures at this celebrated
SOUTHERN STOVE FOIJNDRV.
CTLINDER. BOX, PA z and COOKING
SloVtS: OF the most desirable STYLES and of supe-
r!1r "n1slng qualities: also. HOT AIR FTRNA-
~ DhANIS SINKS, &c. NC, and most descrip'
unms OF l'sft Machinery and Ornamental CASTINGS.
ne proprietor Is convinced that sn ficient appre-
cldlye patrons could be found i'll his market who
would pay the va ne Of a GOOD article: to justify him
III tie use OF the best materials and in the employ
nieht OF competent mechanics. 1wo-thirdS Of the
w.91ia,n> fnployea on these Stores ere Frgiaians,
Hng hnrt feGratd their tY0Hs al these drcrbS.
These Stoves have been gradually gaining favor
unti' Tsisy nave become the most popular of any in
use. 1 iltlr superior strength and simplicity of ope-
ld1'on peculiarly TITS them for the use of servants.
REfAlRlNG PLATES prompt, supplied.
miners ana Stove dealers throughout the Soutb
are desired to forward their orders to
ASA Richmond. Va.
n hheta1ied N Plchmond by Messrs. C D. YALE &
Jr. and VIM A. MOUNTCASTLE.
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AND FATAL Accidental few
days ago Mr.. Geo. HousIer, of Mexican county.
Pa, was accidentally shot. He was STANDING
with bis rifle by his side, the breach restinxou
the floor. and the muZzle pointed upwards. A
man who was drunk, in reeiing past Mr..
Housler, lost his balance, and falling, struck
the hammer of his rife. The weapon was in
stantly discharged, the ball striking the skull
Just above the right temple. The skull was
considerably fractured, and Mr.. Housler died
Il few hours later.
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:xsTs can s. secsred At tho follow

PASSENGERS breakfast and sup at Ashland and pra
on board the comfortable steamsr betwaen az ac or3s
Creek and Washington. AWFUL"
~ For inrther information, apply at this Office,
s.x, A Z. WINSTON, Genr Ticket Ag't.
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RICHMOND AND YORK

~ SYzss KlcHMoND AND YORK
,Sxo -. after MONDAY. December H.,
NOV; me S,! 5esaipr Passenger Train will leave Rich
1eaye White House daily Except Sundays,) at 5
Ihe Accommodation Tram will leave White
louise ~ and SATURDAYS at 8 A. M:
5 blchmond' TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS at i
Passengers for Norfolk and River Landings leave
hIcnm9nd TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays. ut
Sa a; M. connecting with steamer Curtis Peck,
Sapt. Ihos. NJ, Sonthgate. Returning. the Curtis
EEK leaves Norfolk Mondays. Wednesdays and
rridays, at So A. NJ. Fare to Norfolk or River
i.andinIs' 81. Passengers breakfast and dine on
D9ard the Steamboat. both ways.
PASSENGERS Tor King and Queen Court House.
brbanna,, Northern Neck and Baltimore. leave
htehnnond tuesdays and Fridays. at Ga A.. NJ.
PASSENGERS for King William Courthouse and
" ~alSerton, leave Richmond Mondays and Thurs
days. at Ga A.. N. Returning, leave Walkerton
same days at ~ p. NJ.
Through, freight forwarded either way daily
ay freight forwarded either way. TUESDAYS and
THOS. r. r
de AG-ts Superintendent,
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L o Y.
WOOD, EDDY & co.'s

WOOD, EDDY & CO.'S
SlNGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES,
GKAND CAPITAL PRIZE 500, zoe!
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE
VI Il r. En- "A ORDINARY DRAWINGS of
Wood. Eddy s. Co.'s Single Number Loteries viii
take place IN public, under the superintendence of
sworn commissioners, at Augusta, Georgia, as fol-
Lass No. 81 draws SATURDAY, December 18th. 1859.
Gtass Mo- January 2lst. 1850.
NlasS y @ February 18th. 1860.
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DENTISTRY,

r. ARTIFICIAL TEETH...The Cleo
ENTERPRISES and Vulcanite Process.-G. W.
JONES. DENTIST. having the right for the
above mode of making Teeth, and being SATISFIED
oa us assoiute superiority over all other methods,
gan Win coincidence commend it to those desiring
full or partial sets OF teeth, and especiaiiv snch
as may he dissatisfied with those they are now
usins. Inc perfect adaptation of the plate to the
nm nm 10 insert one. or more teeth aci.hont cln Spy.-
l ms method having been adopted by those stand
testimonials, will be given and specimens exhibited
10 those wishing to see them. Sets of Teeth. on
soid or any other plate will of course be made fnr
those preterring them. Filling, Cleansing. Ex.
tracting, ana all other operations gently and tho
Hall "vpoH n
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CLAyE LIFE INSURANCE...THE RICH
HOME INST1TUTION-wIth an ample Capital
and Surplus. issues policies On the lives Of Slaves
on a. moderate terms ~ any good and reliable
Company. Tho tusiness Of the Company il con
hned exelxstcely to this State. and having NO asen-
cIes eveTy risk has the personal supervision Of ito
own officers, giving . better security for the pro-
lection Of the insurers interests.
Parties residing in the country having Negroes
to insure. where il 10 inconveDieD. to have them
examined in the city, vii! be furnished with all ne
cessary. papers. upon application BY mail. or at the
Office. No. 1861 Main street. 2 doors from corner Of
18th. where the Officers will take pleasure in giving
any nformatio upon the subject of Insurance.
DAVID CURRiE, President.
RO. A. ToMPKINs, Secretary.
Dr.: M. BURTON, Medical Examiner.
de 3O-dGClm
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@% THE DAMS EXPRESS CON-.
her sTEA Mshf fr E;x r tps sEs IS aea
M !ae% pSSS By steaMsrI PE~1IIEEIffs sRo and RICH
NA66kE, which leave new YORK sv and n R 81
%R RbsbA 10 3 Wsf shhTTNNRwRA pa Hpd THENCE By RAIL
BURG, sALEM. WYTHEHVHiLiiIFEiiaU nS H. INCH
pal pascesia VIRGINIA and NORTH IL 'Re PrLIISSe,-
at reduced pdi9 rates' av 70 "fIwa,d With great dispatch,
ties; and all places on the seabosrd. "S"eo ei-
PANIED ads y sFE Il IL SMif RsshNssEERI's!.b s xs ssoe On,
q eis xo daeis personal attention to the careful hand, i'm.
sIs IA ssRffPs E& E sfs AsDAMs' EXPRESS GUS
po SntpP le wv, WI please take notice THAT packages to
BY Steamers, unless Otherwise G ma9Ees Will be sent
p. fMsslshs received. on day Of sailing al'nsai until 5 o,eIk
f, nnrEpC Sc, NOTICE.-Exeress packages 1 ior Nor
gina and N fso1ls c k1ehImend. and 81 places in VI
cc%s5Nsn MS b received BY the ADAMS ExPRRESssss
pI GMp rlyiisges on these ships. '"'' "a
co%ssa :. me i Ns5 L1isl i ' PiE Eiss1ai: ss..ss .''
Ol11fsri IRsAAssN + rW5NDow GLASS. And
8 70. No. Ia MAiN STREET., R%icimona. Ven
~ nave Just completed our Fall Stock of the
boxes French Window Glass; i.ooS feet Of si.,n uSSc
o %fr'a o. saii sna fSolGrsd Glass; So9 pure Linsesd
! ad IN Of every description; 1000 ssilons spir.
H. q Iurpentine; 500 gallons Machine OH; iSy'mo
Zine my Lead. American and English; 6.0oO 10. |
~ Glue. VaI nms1, ssaa,s ana * french fa y bbi.. CSos-
naphs K 20 bbls, K~alsomIne; 70 bbls. Paris Whit:
= Ana adS;; mineral Paint. ehocolate and slate color,
- auaitiph TO this, We call the attention Of whole
= purchasers and others to our large assortment
: ri niuspes. Of every description; ColoIx. GROUND
n.slsas nlAterials. of every dsecription; Mathes
sSns1SSt !nsfrqEenf.; Qrswlps Paper; American,
- 1890 sss VssTNaEEi Ec9alss.disss Plssssi iisssfs
~ = WV WI, sATTLxa / 90,
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RAILROADS. 10.

E9S Nss3sHSSSs$;sssII,S56o
ANGEMENT:-IMP0hTIAET. TO :TkxvEf:
GEfsckHsHn1oSRR2eAzr NSkfaEk AR Ro TUA4so9sn
rxinsL The great United States Mail. Twice dsiiy
apdria, Washlngton, Baltimore, Phiiadeiphia, Nov
York, and Al ia1ortant points West, viz Assuis
Creek and WashingtOn, over the Richmond, Fred.
sricksburg 4 Potomac Railrosd, to the Potomas
river. 70 miles, and 6y splendid snd comfortably
miles IN seven hours; being . comfortable and PER-
fectly safe rate of speed.
Hours Of departures: $50, A. NJ, and go, p. M.
BAGGAGE, under charge Of Special Agents.
CHECKEDTHRQUGH TO- Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York.
TNROUGH TICKETS can h socnred NJ Aha fallo~-
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@~ f. A. JETER,

QtTT SURGEON DENTIST,
OD Office on Main, below Pearl street. next
door To :. Horton Keach's trimming store. and two
doors above Messrs. Thos. X. Price l. Co.'S Drv
Goods store.
The subscriber having removed 10 the above
house' wound be pleased to see those with whom he
Hts ehgaseihents, and has made extensive prepa-
IONS performed 10 the most approved and scientific
H.y le SHOWN To the Profession, and all work done
ny MN warranted to give satisfaction. loo I3M1y
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a. nAEWS FROM mAkpER,

G.I.s2 All Glasses now are in suspense ~ aFev
&H@W Which way the " inds from Harper'sFsT
blow
T9ine whisper peace, and some alllde 10 war,
men All alike must equally abhor.
lis Sald that TINS suspense does lrJufe trade,
hhd very many people feel AFRAID;
put . kIHOLOMEW'S supporters need not. si''
rnr ne has resolved on never ehsrelng dear
Ny WATCH AND COCK WORK ny eas:ons1
-. well know
10 do 1t well, and at prices real, very '0x;
And should you have n WATCH or CLOCK af
me to do,
OpPosIte the American Hotel still lives BAR.
THOLOMEW. BARTHOLOMkW,
Watch and Clock As.sf',
Hupczttp tuteFtaaH HufF+
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r.

-...-yTURNs his thanks TO- N bfs f,i KL.
=. ~. ,-No and customers for their patronage
ia the BUSINESS for the lasi
zen years. HE Is prepared to furnish COFFINS Of
I'll I'll sizes ana Qualities, TO suit the circumstances Of
g. ~ y no aesI disposed to bury their friends g~enteeIly
C0FFINS Of all SEES: also
SHROUDS, &C., on hand. AZ the cnrnn n
OF Franklin and 18th streets. '"o oofheI
49,. JEREMIAH 2ATTERWHITE.
q us-oM- Agen: for JOHN NgrrLrs.
TE, TuRPlN, ROPER L MUIR.
1EaGNsSEEJ RAY.
UNDERTAKEKS,
mOnd, Va,
A III fHofnssant,y on hand all kinds of ready made
CofFiNS AND METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
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RICHMOND AGENCY OF THE SOUTH
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY,
Chartered BY the !.sistai.ye Of yirsin,a in LISA.
HOME OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
lnsures on the Cash and Mutual Plan.
HENRY " THOMAS ANGUS R. gLAKEY,
Ii: ROBERTSON, JAM rs T. CLOSE,
Ed. SANGSTER, WM. d. MASSEY,
Dr.. r: II. STABLEE. THOMAS 7. HILL,
X NEALE, RICH'D II. CARTER,
L. d. LIPSCOMB, ROBT. F. LESTER,
SlLAS BIGLOW, s. 7. STUART.
WIN. NJ. TURNER, WM. WRIGHT,
HENRY W. THOMAS, President.
III. ROBERTSON, Vice President.
THOS. T. HILL, Treasurer.
VIM. X Secretary.
Is: T.. CLOSE, Actuary and General Agent.
. Applications for Insurance granted, and policies
issued and renewed on the most favorable terms,
In the above Company, at our Office.
b. A. COOKE.
l.. q. Los
l4th st., Exchange Hotel Building,
oc S6m Richmond, Va.
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RY THE GOVERNOR OF yIRCIYIA-.

IA Observation-Disclosures having
oeen received bH the Executive that a murder was
IN THIS State, and that ALEXANDER VILE
IS charged with the crime. that he has fed from
lusticc ana Is now going at large: Therefore, I do
percy ofier a reward Of ONE HUNDRED pot
LAhS 70 any person. who shall arrest the said
MELVILLE and deliver him mo
the jan OF SAID county OF Ohio; and | do. moreover.
Iequire all officers of thus Commonwealth. civil and
mllltary, and request the people generally. tn use
their best exertions to procure his arrest. that he
may be brought to Justice. VIA hoJ
49, Given under my hand as Governor. and
}sEAL.t under the Less Seal Of the Cn,nn"nn
wealth, at Richmond, this Sd January,
D., a.. ieoO. JOHN LETCHER.
GEORGE W. MUNFoRB.
SecretnrH nG the Cannon moaitL |
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ARMY INTRLLIGENCE.-Maior +. ID. Keyes.
OF the nrst artillery, has been appointed secre-
tary TO the commander-in-chief. FIRST Lieut..
Henry IL. Kelly is assigned TO duty AZ the Be
nicia barracks, California. Assistant-Surgeou
Calvin 6. Hollenbush is ordered to Fort Yuma
to relieve Assistant-Surgeon James G. Hern-
don, who proceeds to Fort Mohave to relieve
Assistant-Surgeoa Milham. who in turn is TO
relieve Assistant-Surgeon Peter Ten Brock
AZ FOR Telan. Assistant-Surgeon Ten Brock
Is ordered to report at Washington to the sur
geon-general. Capt. Buford is ordered TO pro.
coed to Puget Sound, with recruits for the
Fourth and ninth infantry, stationed at Fort
Stellac0om and San Juan Island. Lieut.. Reno,
OF the first dragons, is to command the de-
tachInents OF troops en- route to Fort Walla-
Walla. Lieut.. Mallory, of the fourth Infantry.
conducts the recT uits to Fort famhiii and Has
kIns. Capt. Buford, of the second dragons.
lakes charge OF seventy-fve recruits belonging
10 the ninth infantry, reporting to the COM
mander OF the regiment at Fort Walla- Walla.
Major Thos. J. Leslie, paymaster, will proceed
TO Fort Frankfort arsenal, Fort Independence.
Fort Hamilton and Watertown arsenal. and
pay troops nj those posts.
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JAMES ID. BROWNIES

JAMES ID. BROWNIES
. ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
sh street, next to the Mechanics Institute.
tRON RAlLlNGS, VERANDAHE. RATco-
MES. CHAIRS. SETTLES. &c: also Gratinp
xault and Cellar DOORS, and every other KIND q
INN WOhh Tor ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
Lots in the city and country. III"
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FRESH SUPPLY JUST RECE1vEn--,o

kHESH SUPPLY JUST RECEIVED.-an
to poxes kalsins, in whole. halves and quarters:
Suts; % bags soft shell Almonds; Is boxes assorteJ
rickies; 80 dozen Brandy Peaches; IS do. fresh
FRUITS, IN self sealing cans; 50 90 Imported Cisars
also, ! have on hand, and am daily manufacturins'
large quantities of CANDY, made Of the very hest
All OF the above articles can be obtained at lou
prices. equally as cheap as at the North. y"
w, JUAN PlZZINI,
"hoicsaio Dealer IN Foreign Fruits.
No. l2S Main stroot
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n FAIL; ls39:mHATS. cars ~ :,

AFCRS-R0BERT l.. Dickinson AM
TO Biniord. Dickinson II Welstfsr rsSNvs'ta-,
begs leave to call the attention of he SMst y
customers to his large and EXTENSIVE p's l. ~
HATS, GAPS. and FANCY FTKS' vba sSfs
been selected from the largest manats nssa ts|
the most favorable terms. especially ior ,ps :
stntn. North (arokin1 and T.anGsss To-, ~ =
Rbr's 81 Al The LATEST and MOST PAsHiGn
bLE L too numerous to mep,or
VIII he sold at wholesale and retail, on Is, s
Merchants are respectfully solicited to s,,..
he Surnasacd. N""'I VI h!t
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BUs1N ass NOTICES.
ID FAD r JETER.
N COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

SoMniocioN MERCHANTS,
Give attention to the sale Of TOBACccD. WHEAT
WILLIAM JETER. late ats' Of 'c clar sY Y,iln.
5a2-dimcwsm ""'0 "eAa'
fa MD;-The 81 bssrlher takes this method Of in.
taniished hlmseif as = MERCHANDISE BROKEN
MhND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ne viii attend TO the purchase and sale Of Mer-
snandize gencrally also, Flour. Wheat, Corn. To-
nacco, and all descriptions of Country Produce,
uis special attention will be given to all business
entrusted TO his care. From his long business
experience he hopes to meet with a liberal share Of
PUBIC p1.fo w. ne rfte,s' by permission to
Messrs. DuNLor, MoscUsE B. Co., Richmo'd.
EpMoNp. pAvgxroRT 4 Co.., Va
ssyaNr, T1ssLEy& HorNxs.} BaIt,mor.
+" TwgLLs 4 Co., Philadelphia.
THOMAS NosAH.TS;, Esl:, New York;
Office cor. Of Cary and Va. s,resis.
Richmond. Nov. LIST, 1859. no It's
A BODEkER Il CO.. Apothecaries and d
"a Drug sists, 30: 10 Main street, near Old 81
Market, Richmond, Va, will keep on hand W
a general assortment of pure Drugs. Medl- az
c!nes, JChenicals, Oils, Paints. Window Glass.
Putty. Dye Stats, Patent Medicines, Brnshe. III
all kinds. Surgical Appliances, Burning Find. AL
cohol, Soaps. Perfumery, Fancy Artlclcs. Garden
Seeds. Glue, Sand PAPER, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff.
Medicinal Liquors, &c. '
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with special
care, ~ nleuihers OF the firm alone.
nisied.