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INITIALS.
Sister, NJ. ustina Provost.
PACKAGE.
Topping, Mrs. G. n.

Abraham.Phihl
ALDER tson, A. b
Alien, Munroe
Allen, r. n.
Antoni, Andrea
Anderson, Jas.
Arnal, .
Arlington, DR.. b
+.
Archer, DR.. ]. L
Atkinson, Col.
j. B.
Atkinson, ]. p.
(2l
Austin, s. T.
Bavere, X.
Baker, 70. j.
Barbour, T. g.
BayDe, w IN.
Baylor, A. g.
Bash, BENZ.
Barnard, Cnaun.
cey ~
Ball, Dabney
Barber, L. A.
Barber, Edw
Baldwin, q. T.
Beckford, Go.
Bethel, e. q.
Bell, George
Beal, John
Bech, j. & Co.
Bennett, John
Benson, ]. +.
Beyley, John
Bergman, T. ]
Belcher, Capt.
j. (2)
Binford, Rev. T
Blanchard, s. d
Blamire. Jas. A
Blair, DR.. J. b.
Boiling, NJ.
Borsh, p. b.
Bay ley, 7. 8.
Bowen, George
Brock, X. X.
Brooks, Tom
icolored)
Brown. N. V.
BoOuOnsk!s W
t2)
Blown, Algret US
Brischko b.
Bricken, Z. X.
Braxlon, Carey
Brown, Z.
Baccini, Dom:
Brown, +. lc'd)
Bray, Jas. y:
Brush, w. w.
Bugg, W. N.
Burnett, A. (c'd)
Burke, Anthony
Burroughs.Cap
George X.
Carvedo, Espa-
samoan n
Carter, George
Carter, Hen.
(colored)
Carter, Manuel
Cave, 4. L.
Childs. C. II.
Chestham. Ed
dredgs w.
Chnslhu, @. i.
Chstheld, L. D.
Gilgland, James
Clark. Lafayette
Clendsning. Ro
Clayton, Thos.
Clark, w. q.
Cornell b Stove.
Cox, Henry =
ColQuitt, Jos. 81
| Cox, ], Henry
| CouIen, John +
| tcolored)
| Coonen, J,
| Cobbs, l..
| Conway, n. r.
| Cohn, Moritz
| Collins, Ralph
| Cooke, Tyler =,
| Cole, Tbos.
C0n6n, 3.
Cooke, w. ID.
Nump, AJAX,
CrumptA. j.
Crazy, James
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Jones, Mrs. Maria
Jones, July
Jones, Miss Ella
Ring, Miss Rhoda
Kinbrpugh, Miss a.
Kennedy, Mrs. L.
Kennedy, Miss X.
Kennon, Mrs. n. A.
Lampkin, Mrs. Bertha
Lambeth. Mrs. T. II.
Lahore. Mrs. III. az
Lashby, Misc Ann
Lewis, eahie (colored)
Longest, Miss Fannie
loehr. Miss Louisa
Longstreot, Miss julia
Lyons, Mrs. DR.. p.
Lynch, Mrs. G.
Mathews. Mrs p.
Mathews, Miss Lonisa
Massey, Miss j..
Mahony, Miss Margaret
Mann, Mrs. Sarah
Martin, Mrs. &. II.
Martin, Miss Sallie Ann
Martin, Mrs. Jordan
Martin, Mrs. Frances
Mayhem, Mrs. C. ld)
Metcalf, Mrs. Il. 7:
Minser, Mrs. Judith
Miller, Mrs. Sarah p.
Miles, Mrs. Catharine
Miller, Mrs. Stella A.
Morris, Miss NJ. A.
Monteiro, Mrs. l.. l..
Morgan, Mrs. A. q.
Moore, Mrs. Lucy
Morris, Mrs. Adals
Mullen, Mrs. James
Muligan, Mrs. Eliza
Myers, Miss Julia
Myers, Mrs. NJ. j.
Mcclure, Miss
McGivin, Miss Lucy
McCuloch, Mrs. NJ.
McCance, Miss Emma
McDonough, Miss Z.
Nelson, Miss Nina
Neide, Mrs. Mary NJ.
Nicholas, Miss L.
Nichols, Mrs. Jenny
OrInshee. Mrs. A. s.
Parr, Mrs. 4. V.
Parr, Miss Margaret
Page, Mrs. Lucy Ann
Page, Miss Lucy Jane
Perrin, Miss Mollie
Pendleton, Miss S. A.
Petherbridge, Mrs. q. w,
Petherbridge, Mrs. j.
Pegs. Mrs. Il. II
Parker. Mrs. Marion
Portlock. Miss F. b.
Potter, Miss +.
Powell, Mrs. Virginia
Powell. Mrs. Mary c;
Putnam, Mrs. VIM. w.
drivers, Mrs. Eleanor
Rawlings, Lewis w.
Reid, Mrs. II. A.
Reeve, Mrs. +. j.
Richardson, Mrs. W. G.
Rose, Miss Cornelia
Robinson, Mrs. T. A.
hose, Miss Matte J.
Robertson, Miss NJ.
Rogers, Miss Priscilla
Robinson, Mrs. J. Il.
Roam, Levinea
rutherford. Mrs. Z. A.
Ruroson, Mrs. E.
Sampson, Mrs. NJ. A.
Sands, Mrs. William
Sanford. Mrs. Mary A.
lSeal, Mrs. Julia
Scott, Mrs. Mary A.
.Sherley, - Jane
Shell. Miss Mollic
Sherley, Jane (co'ld)
Shines. Mrs Lottie
Signal, Mrs. Lisy
Sitman, Mrs. Nancy
Slaughter, Mrs. l..
Smith, Miss Jennie
Smith, Miss Addell
Smith, Mrs. Minnie J.
Smith, Miss Maria
Smith, Mrs. C.. T. (2)
Smith, Mrs.
Smith, Maria ico'ld)
Smith, Mrs. Louisa
Smith, Mrs. III. tco'ld)
spriggs, Mrs. Francis
Statham. Mrs. G. A.
Staples, Mrs. 7. A.
Stannard, Mrs. j.
Straus, Mrs. Z.
Stannard. Miss s. j.
S,raus, Mrs. Fanny
Stegar, Mrs. Mary P.
Stewart, Miss Anna
Stratton, Miss Virginia
st. Clair, Miss Fannie
Sullivan, Mrs. T. w.
Swain, Mrs. J. c.
Taylor, Mrs. Meliss A.
Taylor, Mrs. V. A.
Taylor, Miss V. tcofd)
Taylor, Miss Ellen
Taliafsrro, Miss Ella c.
Thompson, Miss N. b.
Thomas, Mary
Thompson, Mrs. NJ.
r. = III No. Emma
II.yre, mis NJ; Lli Snnb;a
w y Is he .;r,. Mis. gyms CP
", w a q ,.nan NJ T. .'' = =
Wa.b ii, Mrs. p.
Warren, Mrs. Amanda
=. n
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c e,s,s' !
Cus,Is, Jas. w. 7
Cullen, A. 3: 7
Cree, VIM. B. /!
Davis, Roper d I
Co. 7
Davis. ]. w. !
DAiley,.J. T.. !!
Davis, Jas. w. J
Dawson,P. s.l2) !
Dalton, Roy !!
Devlin, ]. B. az ]
Davenport, Jno. J
na.t.m'm ss.
Dippner, G. ]
pickerson, u. i!
Douthert, Ro.
brennan. Jas. /!
piewry,T: U. y. !
Dunn, Judson
Dunzier, j. N.
Duffy, O. A.
Duke, T. T.
Dunham,W. E.
| Early, Rev.
| Eaves, n, +.
Edwards. ]. E. /
EggIeston, Rev.
| M.
| Elicit, James
| Eisom. WIN. A. T!
| Edling, Alfred
.trl
Evins, mir.
| Eidouch, Jr.
| Ellison, Edward
Elicit, WIN, 81;
| Enroughy,J. II.
l.Evans, Mr. !
| Faulkner, Car !
| rington 4 Co. J
| Fetherston, Jno.
| (colored)
| Ferguson, NJ. ]. !
| Co.
| Fell, Robert II.
| Fischer, II. (2)
| Fischer, Mich.
| Flacg, Porter(2)
| Fleming, 7. b.
En Mto'P J.
rosSi w. II. &
Son
| Er nJs David
FrirF Pr.
| Fr;cT 0opphofd
E,;tng UenIy
rrancS;,scos n
F razE,S.JJ John
Frombois. Alex.
Fnrkin, Jos.
Gardner, G. r.
Cav Er,smus
| Gaines. Geo. d.
| Gayle, IL. J.
| Garvey, Martin ar
| Gallagher, W. ii.
| Gerard, L.
| Gehrung, Ferd.
| Grisinger, John
| Gentry, In o..
| Gerter, w m.
| George, w m.
| Geltett, cherry
| 4: 4 Mapg, -,
| Gibson, Z A. wv.
| Gilliland, Nv.
| Glazebrook Y
| Van Buren
| GlascO, John
| Giascer, 10 John
| Gordon. Eli ~
| GOLDSMITH, b.
| oidon' ) ian, mes 3
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LADIES' LIST.

LA DlG
Allen, Mrs. Mary
Mrs.
Anderson, Mrs. M. A !,
Anderson, Mrs. X. az
Atkinson, Miss Lucy
Barnes, Mr.. Missouri
Bxucea, Victoria
Baker, Mrs. sallie 4. E.
Baker, Mrs. Sallie
Banks, Mrs. Cath crime
Barlow, Mrs. l.. &.
Mrs. Harriet
Mrs. 7. s.
Bailey, Mrs. Sarah K.
Betty. Mrs. Martha
Beverly, Miss Maria L:
Bircheu, Miss Susan IL.
Bill, Mrs. s. leo ld)
Blakey, Mrs. Margaret
Bowen, Mrs. Catherine
Boudar, Mrs. Mary
Boxley, Mrs. II. NJ.
Bowler, Mrs. Mary
BOYD. Mrs. Orley
Bowers, Miss Helen +.
Bodine, Miss Jane .
Bole, Miss judah
Bruce, Mrs. Sue b.
Brooks, Miss leanor
Brown, Elizabeth
Branch, Miss Kitty
Burr, Miss Nellie
Rurch. Mrs. Mary
Cato, Mrs. Rosaben
Cawthorn, Miss NJ A.
Camden, Mrs. Susan
Carter, Miss G. ".
Cain, Mrs. Sarah NJ.
Carter, Mrs. Sarah
Darlington. Mrs. s. q.
Cassidy, Miss Terasss
Childress, Miss Alice
Chaplin, Mrs. c. \.
Christian, Miss Maggie
Chambers, Mrs. 7. +.
Chariston, Mrs. NJ.
Clark, Mrs. Martha l..
CORDOBA, Mrs. NJ.
Cotton, Miss Virginia
Cox, Miss Addeline
Cousins, Miss Margaret
Conway, Miss Ella II
Corners, Catharine
Cummings. Mrs
Crump, Mrs. Susan d.
Crowley, Margaret
Crump, Mrs. Nora
Cronc, Mrs. Caleb
Crossley, Miss z. J.
Crew, Mi 5 Mary L.
Davis, Miss Lucy,
Davis, Mrs. T. Miles
Davis, Mrs. Marietta
Dawson, Miss Hannah
Davis. Miss Mollie
Dennis, Mrs. Mary
Dewes, Miss Maria
Dolsu, Miss Anne
Dougherty, Mrs. s. E.
Durham, Miss Ida
Dyson, Miss Martha L.
Eagen, Mrs. Bridget
Farley, Mrs. Margaret
Edmunds, Mrs. Maria
Eckels, Miss Nettie
Elliott, Mrs. Fannie
Ellis, Martha
Ellet, Miss Lucy
Eldeson, Miss Eta
Epps, Mrs. Everline
Fallon, Mrs. Mary l..
Faudree, Miss Annie E.
Fentrees, Mrs. Lizzie
FinsuIn, Miss Virginia
Fitzwilson, Mrs. A. +. [
Fletcher, Mrs. Rev. =.
Fitzwilson. Mrs. Mary \
Fry, Mrs. Nancy
Freeman, Mrs. NJ. J.
Francis, Mrs. o. A:
Fryfogel, Mrs. NJ. J.
Furbush, Mrs. NJ. Z.
Fillips. Mrs. Caliy
Gaines, Miss Nancy
Cartwright, Mrs. i. h.
Canister, Mrs. Sallie (?)
Gill, Mrs. Sarah A:
Gibson, Miss Martha
Gilmore, Miss Masilia
Gill. Miss Alice
Godsey, Mrs. Catherine
Goetze. Mrs. Henrietta
Grant, Miss 4. {.
Grey, Mrs.
Green, Miss Arabella
Green, Mrs. William
Graham, Miss Hartley
Grimes, Mrs. L. A.
Gregory, Mrs. Ann l.;
Gregory, Mrs. Bette p.
HARDWOOD, Miss Ella
Hardwick, Miss ]. NJ.
Harwood, Mrs. Eliza
Mrs. Kate
Hail. Miss Eliza C:
Harris, Mrs. Seerel
Harris, Mary
Harris, Miss Nina
Harris, Mary Jane
Harris, Mrs. Virginia 8.
Henry, Miss Emma j.
Henderson, Miss 5. A.
Henndon, Mrs. II. E.
Heinrich, Miss Louisa -
Herbert, Mrs. Harriet z
Higginbotham, Mrs. L. q
Howard, Miss Mary E.
Housewright, Mrs. A. A
Hord, Miss Addie
Houston, Miss +. E. ~
Houchens, Miss NJ. A.
IIoge, Mrs. Sattie
Hogan, Miss Bette M.
Holber,, Miss Martha
Hudson, Mrs. NJ. Z.
Huges, Mrs. Betsy
Hughes, Mrs. Mary C..
Hungerford, Mrs. A. A.
Hudson, Mrs. Mary A.
Mrs. Levi
James, Mrs. Emma b.
Jenkins, Mrs. W. A.
Johnson, Mrs. Ann III.
Johnson, Miss Luciea
Johnson. - Mary A.
Johnson, Miss Laura
Johnson, Mrs. Maria
Jones, Miss Mollie h.
Jones, Mrs. Ellen b.
Jones, Miss Mile
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STEAMERS.


nAILY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
- POINT, AND ALI. LANDINGS g ~. n
ON JAMES RlvER.-On and after rt-A1-I
the TENTH OF SEPTEMBER the kxx-KR
elegant steamers
GEORGEANNA,......... Captain ID. ]. Hill,
JOHN SYLVESTER. :. Captain Z. &. CLIFFORD,
will leave Ludlam Watsons wharf DAILY, er.
eept Sundays, at o clock A. NJ, for CITY POINT,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, and ALL LANDINGS
ON JAMES RIVER.
Passengers by these boats will arrive At ;ity
Point In time to connect with the cars tor Petsr,.
burg.
Fare to City Point. ............"."..sl 90
Pare to Norfolk, second class........... 100
The GE0RGEANNA leaves Richmond MONDAY.
wEpNEsDAi and rKIDhi rrvcn.y rurps.
DAY, and SATURDAY.
The JOHN SYLVESTER leaves Richmond To Is.
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. ,
Returning, leaves Norfolk MONDAY, WBDSES'
DAY, and FRIDAY
Freight for way landings must be prepaid
L. b. TATTM, Agent.
Ofdce at steamers wharf
J. II. FREEMAN, Passenger Agent.
Ofics corner Fourteenth and Franklin streets.
sc Its
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IT = s - -
DOUND TRIP TICKETS TO THE
III SPRINGS AT REDUCED PRICES BY rHs
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD AND TR1T.
TERs STAGE LINE.-Tickets for the round I'm
good for one week, will be sold at three. four,S.
the regular fare White Sulphur, cal; Rcsf
Alum, eis 90 Bath Alum, fs 50; Warm, OH IS
$3.50. w. I. ADtOCK,
jy Its General Ticket kgen,
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INSURANCE.

MI OF VIRGINIA. CHARTERED l7s4.
DIRECTORS: ~
Jsquelin P. Taylor William G: Allen Willia 4
Harris. John C.. Hobson, Thomas H. Ellis, John
Freeiand, G. r. Watson, John Purcell, William
rutherford
Ia now prepared to issue "PERPETUAL" and
ANNUAL" POLICIES upon real estate; II has
and has paid upwards of two MILLION DOL
LARS of losses to the people Of this State,
Important changes have been made for the bene-
At OF the assured. .,
The " four ffths" feature and that Of "conti-
guities" have been abolished, giving to the as
sured full insurance, as In other companies.
tected TO the extent OF insurance In this ofhce:
Oface on the east side Of Ninth, between Broad
and Marshall streets. an ZZ-ts
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VIZ B. RADCLIFFE, No. 1912 Main
w street, has in store and for sale very low
the following desirable goods
A. B, and COFFEE SUGARS,
SYRuPS, all grades
PORTO Rico MOLASSES, very fine;
BEST GREEN and BLACK TEAS,
RIO LAGUAYRA, and JAVA COFFEE,
LIVERPOOL and VIRGINIA SALT,
No. APPLE VINEGAR,
FAMILY SOAP and CANDLES,
COTTON YARNS,
SUPER CARB. and SAL. SODA,
MACKEREL,
BUCKETS and BR0OMS, .
CHEWiNG and SMOKING TOBACCO, all
GINGER, AiLsPICE, ALUM, MUSTARD,
PLOUGH LINES, INDIGO,
HEMP TWINE,
SHOE BRUSHES,
HORSE SHOES and NAILS,
POWDER and SHOT and CAPS.
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&As

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMNER SCHBDULE.-Ths THROUGH
PASSENGER TRAIN on and after SATURDAY
June 70, will leave Richmond SUNDAYS excep,sH
at Tao 4. n, and arrive al Jacksons River al III
THROUGH TICKETS sold vta rro,,sr / Co >,
Stage Line for Hsrrsonhurg, Winch ester, and
other points on Valley, Turnpike also, to Sin.
bling's Springs, Rockbridge and Bath Alum.
Warm, Hot, Healing and White Sulphur Spring
and BY Hartman b Co.'S Stage Line TO Lexington
Natural Bridge, and Rockbridgs Baths also, rtI
Virginia and Tennessee railroad tor Nashville
Memphis, Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile, New Or.
leans, and Orange and Alexandra road to Lynch.
burg and other important points In the southwe.,
The Trains make CLOSE CONNECTIONS with
Trains on Orange and Alexandria railroad north
and south, and Through them with the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad.
The NIGHT TRAIN Is discontinued for the pre-.
sent.
An ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will be run be.
tween Charlottesville and Richmond on MON.
DAYS, WEDN ESDAYS, and SATURDAYS. leaving
Charlottesville at sA. NJ, arriving in Richmond
at 1880 n. Leave Richmond same days at ]. Is
p. NJ, and arrive at Cha rlottesyilie at 0 y. NJ
FREIGHT TRAIN on TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY ut $50 A. N.
II D. WHITC0MB,
jeH General Superintendent.
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DURRESS, POWERS & YANCEY,
Id JoBBBRs IN 5000
NOTIONS, HOSIERY, AND WHITE GOODS,
respectfully announce to the merchants OF Viz
ginia and North Carolina that they are now
receiving their
PAIL 8 u l. 8,
.G embracing many
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
They are prepared to exhibit full lines OF
HOOP SKIRTS,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CoRSETS,,r
ENGLISH AND GERMAN HOSIERY,
FANCY WOOLENS,
SHAWLS,
SONTAGS, HOODS, and other WOODEN GOODS /;
SHIRTS,
DRAWERS, and sUSPENDERS,
PERFUMERlES,
TOILET ARTICLES in endless variety;
besides a complete assortment of
AMERICAN AND GERMAN FANCY GOODS,
embracing too many items to enumerate In an ad.
vertisement. All Of which we offer at the
LOWEST FIGURES
" BURRESs, POWERS & YANCEY,
1903 Main street fold No. ll2),
se4-am up stairs.
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T.,iv. gp.nesr Smith, Isaac

onCeH 6mttn, lsA9
Inn Smith, N. J.
lgh Smith, Reuben
4. Smith, W. q.
L. 3. South wood, AT.
INK epicebArk, A.
B. Spencer, Dsn'al
d. Stafford, Henry
I'M. Stark, J. H.
N. A. styles, Jos. C.
v .C.t2) Starr, o. L.
ID. stansbury, r..
David Strong, Robert
A. Steel, Richard
@. X. Sutherland b
), E. Millspaugh
I'm Sutton, Geo.
no. A. Skinner, J. u:
GA. E. Sutherland, W.
II.
Nc. swiney. 8.
m sully, Edwin
*. * Tabb, DR.. J: p.
i. @. A. Taylor, 3. 4.
=; nom T, Taylor yS; W. G.
lev. /. Taylor, Dr; VIII;
Taylor, w. isN
n. 8. Temple, Jas:
I,os. Thomas. @. W.
7. w. Thaxton. Geo:
b. Tompkins. J. Il.
}. C. B. Thomas, T. 49,
or. ]. Thomas, W.A.Hl
ichael Tierney, Lawr i,
e. 8. q. Tieting, Richard
w. J. Twoomcy, d.
Townsend, H. G.
VIM. Trent. owen -
mnk Truman, X.
I. M, TURNKEY,
I. III. Tinsley, c. G.
T. Turner, H. ?.
In. w. Twoomey, Jere
brsham Valentine, D. H.
An. B. Van yleet, J. X.
=. a' ~ visschsr, a. G.
ven virginin, =. D.
ebert Walker, VIM. D.
!. d. Ward, E. w.
C. (2l Walham, B.
J Watkins, H. II.
K. Wordword, P.
j. A. Warner, Jackson
Iepry Watson. ]. p. ~
lanes weiner, Geo.
no. L. Wells, NJ. lcord)
C. West, w. 6.
os. Wells, w. W.
ohm Webb, James
ames Whiting, j.
). &. az whitehead,
Mat Wharton. B.P. l7)
SSons White, Jos. w.
hos. Wilcox, A. X.
Winslow, c.
Willis Williams. &:
Bros. Wilbon, D. T.
ustavus Widmeyer, +:
Cranes Wilde, Geo. G.
Malloy Willers, Il. 9.
larry wilkinson, Ned
III. Williams, p.
r. Williamson, r.
K. B. Wilson, X. H.
o. Wingrove, T.
A. Winston, Jos.
VIM. Wilkerson, Rev.
n. w. Mr.. j.
Williams, John
D. II. Wilson, Mr.. q.
ohm Mrs. John
IS. Wise, j. 4 7.
Jas. Williams, Jno.
o, J. J. Williams, Jack
'os. II. Woodland, p.
Vim. (colored)
, A. Voolfolk, p a.
T. w. Wood ward, X.
4. Wood, r. b.
d, Woody, Jas. p.
d, Jno. Wolfe. Joseph
|, NJ. Wright, Geo.
ira. NJ. Wright, w. A.
Q, p. Wright, J.
y,P. D. Wright, Jackson
len Yarbrough, K.
!, Oscar w.
g. B. Yancey, J. X.
leo. Young, 7. A.
INEoUs.
,uthern Literary Messen-
X OF Richmond and Bank
NJ. h. ; to the Superin-
lis ; the Old Zion African
Iblishers of the Virginia
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THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
l. TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Is now prepared to carry
MONEY AND VALUABLE PACKAGES
TO and from New York, st. Louis, and intermediate
points, and as far south as Atlanta, Ga. In order
to afford the most ample security to shippers 1t has
effected .....
AN INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND DOLLARS
on the money chests Of tho company by each train,
with several leading insurance companies, such -
THE SUN, SECURITY, MANHATTAN, METRO.
POLITAN, AND PHOENIX,
whose aggregate capital and assets amount to
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Shippers are thus insured against common car
ricrs' risk, and security Ii Afforded never before
offered by any express company. For this
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE Is MADE.
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANsPORTA-
TON COMPANY
10 now prepared to do business a.
CHEAPLY, EFFICIENTLY, AND SECURELY
a can be done by any other company.
J. Z. JOHNSTON, President.
B.F. PICKLE. General Superintendent.
nv fl-eodu
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DOMESTIC INSURANCE..
THE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY OF
VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, AMPLE.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
DISCOUNTS AT SIMPLE INTEREST.
INTEREST on DEPOSIT CERTIFICATES.
PREMIUM RETAINED FOR THE BENEtlI VI
THE ASSURED.
OFFICE, No. 1910 MAIN STREET.
d. j. HARTSOOK, President
D. J. BURR, Secretary.
B. C. WHERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
Tau l7-3m
MONTAGUE 81 WHlTALL
4f1 Late Of the Merchants Insurance Company
Of Richmond,) r.
INSURE PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS IN THE
MOST RELIABLE COMPANIES.
They also effect
MARINE INSURANCE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
0faee, No. asl Main street, Just below the Spots
wood Hotel. DC H-u
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COAL AND WOOD.

n w. SNELLINGS, COAL AND
VI. WOOD AGENT.-Best quality Of RED and
WHITE ASH ANTHRAClTEi best quality MID:
COAL; OAK and PINE WOOD, for sale at market
rates. Office at the coal yard, Richmond and Dam
vile depot, Fourteenth street, Richmond, Va.
30 Gins
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AID
ClpTAIy KING,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..CAPTAlS hlso.
twelve hundred tons burthen built expressly Tor
this route and no expense spared to render them
strong and comfortable.
In point OF speed they are unequalled and In
They leave New York alternately every WED.
NESDAY and SATURDAY for Richmond At
O'clock: Returning, they leave Richmond iGf
at high water-touchins at Norfolk going and re-
turning.
The patrons Of this line and the public gene.
rally viii please &c bear In mind that the rates VI
freight win always be found as cheap - by other
lines.
The price Of passage IL greatly reduced; so much
TO render Il decidedly To the interest OF the
public TO patToniIs this route over all Others.
For further information inquire Of the under
signed. 0ARREr y. WATSON,
an 20-n Rockets.
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Plan 'p1Asos,,
JOHN W. DAVIES 4 SONS.
RICHMON MUSICAL EXCHAN 3,
No. lss MAIN STREET,
sole agents for
RORTRQ

* j ID n m . IL ~ n ~ u n Az " n
No. lss MAIH STREET,
sole agents for
STIRFFS PREMIUM PIAN0.FORTES.
These instruments have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, in competition
with the best makers Of the country, and are now
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED
These instruments have ALL THE LATEST IN.
PRoVEMENTs, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
With the privilege Of exchange within twelve
months II not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons, who have
sTIEFFS PIANOS now In use:
General r. E. LEE, Washington College, Lexing.
ton;
d. B. PAYNE b Bro, Lynehburg;
Rev. r. E. PHILLIPS. Virginia Female Institute;
Miss MARY BALDWIN, Female School, and }. G.
CAvsL, Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, Sta union
Professor E. A. AHBoLD, Richmond. ....-
A call from all In want OF SUPERIOR PIANOS
IL solicited. Terms liberal. h2-h
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nRv GOODS. sr5ors ( Ia.


CANNOT BE BEAT.-LEVY BkO.
u THEIRS Are stin ahssd and 70 Judge y sns
Rg Iss'a nc &c .' !. ;ss:
4. q Der doasn Linen Table Ds%s.k :. q
White co,sa a as Z fsn crash
ss csnts: HOOP skirts 1t 81. u ss and $50; Be-.
s 4. . sSlG e. Z Ii &
:. ya , lSw I Tiesssi Table Cloths. Ss..
yfSs sIss. H hspdis and Unds;
nassmsnts. embroidered Trimmings, all finds o.
snss shifting Striped EP PGn ssSra III S'0''n
.,u S0se'''G 10. Il Is Main street.
RICHMOND SHOE STORE, II,
sTREETS.-JACoB COIN respectfully In "
forms the ladies that he has on nano' ana
IL constantly receiving.
kAoPR ls S BOOTS a meat artieis5 at siio.
and finer grades Of work, from $50 up to -; and
LADIES' CATERS AND CALF BOOTS.
The manufacturing is under Mr.. A; N. Davis's
son.c yho Mil R qss every effort to please
' 80 : 100 'n D AID SHOES sp CATERS,
' ~ MAps TO ORDER. AM 'A' AA''
.... REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
' SO Its #f#
FALL AND WINTER
IMPORTATION, 1865.
RIBBONS, MILLINERY, AND STRAW GOODS.
ARMSTRONG, GATOR h CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs OF
RIBBONS, BONNET SILKS AND SATINS,
vELvETS, RUCHEs, FLOWERS, FEATHERS,
STRAW B0ENETS,
LADIES' HATS, trimmed and untrmmed
SHAKER HOODS,
No. ea7 AND LOFTS OF $50 BALTIMORE sTRRIT,
BALTIMORE, Nd,
offer stock unsurpassed In the United States In
variety and chespness. Orders solicited and
prompt attention given.
TERMS Cash. se u-omE
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Joseph WOODWARD, -
knoviedsmsna to his. patrons UIN4Dp
for heir past favors, and solicits IAo
Of them 1 continuation OF the same ct his plea
SAINT and eommodious rooms, No. fii Main street.
between Seventh and Eighth-haying been one
vULCANITE BASE, which 10 now so universally
popular, and within tho means Of sll. He has An
extensive practical experience In tho manufacture
and adjustment Of whole and partial sets OF teeth
In this most useful and natural style. DE-. HOW
ARDS LOCAL ANKSTHETfC, which has given
much satisfaction in the extraction OF teeth, will
be used. ssalm
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

5 LIST.
O'Conner, Jno.
!. II. 0eters, Martin
. g. 0'keefe, Rev.
mes Oliver, Hiram
M. oliver, John
L. o'Loughlin, NJ.
{ O'Shea, Philip
Outten, N. A.
Owen, NJ.
ner Parham, Z. E.
7 eb- Parker, E. l.: :,
Page, q. lcol'd)
(2) Parker, Marion
Patrick. p. A.
,rd Paddon, w. +.
>. Person, w.
H. Perrot, Albert
". Pearsall, DR.. A.
. X. Peaker, G. n.
Peterson, E. G..
}. Pearce, Geo. A.
Perry, VIM. II.
as. Pevfell, Isaac
Pegram, G. 4.
". Phillips, Jas.
D. Pilkerton l. NC.
as Coy
nry Picars, J. n.
Pizzlni, l.. W.
%. Pitts, VIM. IL.
ard Pleasants, D. b.
a. Peasants, q. w.
Peasants, DR.. j.
/ A.
az Potts, Farley 4
R) Go.
w. Powell Il Sublett
Powell, DIR &. ~
IN. Pollard, Il. W.
IF. Powell. Jas. A.
L. Poindexter,J. H.
IF. Powers, J. & Go.
!, A. Pope, l.. II.
j. Porter, Mocne
, Preisacker, 4.
Pugh. Rufus
To- Rndy 4 Harris
J Ransome, Cary
II. Randolph, Isaac
7. Robinson, b.
VI. lcoloredl
Is Ralth, VIM.
Reilly, b. w.
!. BEDFORD, r. $.
". BEDFORD, X. +.
N. Rhea, John
Rives 4 Proctor
Q Rider Il Walker
bert Ridgely. g. L.
y Rittsrshouse, J.
hn C..
Riss. r. A.
p. Roper, Alpheus
Robertson, D. II.
,rt Robarts, Capt. ID.
b.
nd Robertson, I'd.
nd Robins. II. II.
Robinson, John
n Rock, James
Rowe, Jno. 3.
!. Robbins, Logan
c'd) Robinson, 3. b.
IF. Russell b Robin
Russell, B. a.
.cl Rutherford.T NJ.
w. eager, g 3.
N. Scott. =. R.
schriver, l. l2)
}. 6chwieger, L.
~ eeohie, II.
os. serbat, Jos.
-. Sharpe, Anthony
'ses sharrsk, O. J.
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4 W = s shhseRpard John
m Sheppard, 4. Il.
II. Bhnv0f. j. n
=; Sherry, jas.
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y Smith, DAbney
Eneed, klighxA
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SEMI-WEEKLY BETWEEN tin
~ NEW YORK AND RICHMOND. h
THE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.

THB OLD PIONEER LINE t0R0ANIZED IN 1851
have resumed their former position again with Their
two new and magnificent side-wheel steamships
NIAGARA ClpTAIE COUCH,