ocr: POR ATI ON NOTICE.?PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE 1 by given to the owner or ownars. ocenpnnt or occupants all houses and lots, Improved or unimproved lands affsot *d thereby, that the following assessments have been com by the assessors, and are lodged in the offioe of the inreau ef Assessments for examination by all persons Inter ested, vis.For fonoing the northwesterly corner of Thlrty flrst street and Lexington avenne. Tbe limits embracod by snch assessment include all the several houses and lots of ground, vaoant lots, pieoes and paroels of land, sltnated on the northwesterly corner of Thirty-first street and Lexing ton avenue. All persons whoso interests are affeoted by the named assessments, and who are opposed to the same, or either of them, aro requested to present their objections, in writing, to the nndersignod, at their office. No. 4 Hall of within thirty days from the date of this notice. WILLIAM GAGE, ) CHARLES J. DODGE, > Assessor*. CHARLES MoNIELL, )


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ocr: f^lORPORATlON NOTICE.?PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE \J bv given to the owner or owners, ocenpnnt or occupants all houses and lots, iinprovod *( all houses and lots, improved or unimproved lands, af fected thereby, that the following assessments have been completed by the assessors, and are lodged in tho office of the Bureau ef Assessments for examination, by all persons interested, viz :?For paving Forty-fourth street from Tenth ... , Tbe 111 to Eleventh avenue*. The limits embraced by such assess ment, include all tbo several houses and lots of ground, va cant lots, nieces and parcels of land, situated on both slilo* ?f Forty-fourth streot, from Tenth to Eleventh avenues. A11 persons, whosu Interests are affeeted by tho above namad asseesmcnts, and who are opposed to tho same, or either of them, are requested to present their ohjnctlons, in writing, to the undersigned, at their office, No. 4 Ball of Records, within thirty days from tbe date of tbis aojioe. WILLIAM GAGE, J CUAiiLES J. LODGE, > Assessors. CHARLES MoNIELL, J : 1

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ocr: NOTICR.?PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE by given to the owner or owners, oocupant or oocupant* of nil homes and lota, Improved or unimproved lands atfoet ?d thereby, that tha following assessments have boon com pleted by the assessors, and aro lodged la tha office of tho Bureau of Assessments for examiaatioa, by all persons inte rested, viiFor setting ourb and gutter stones, and flagging sidewalks in loth street, between Second and Third avenue*. Tbe limits embraced by snob assessment Inotude all the aeva ral houses and lots of ground, vaoant lots, pleoas and parcels of land,situated on both aides of45tb strost. from Seoond to Third avenues. All persons whose Interests are affected by tb* above named aisetimente, and who are apposed to the asms, or either of thorn, are requested to present their objections. In writing, to tho undersigned, at their offico, No. 4 Hall ef Records, within thirty daya from the date of this notioe. WILLIAM GAGE. ) CIIARI.KS J. DODGE, > Accessor*. CHARLES MoNIELL, ) I I . I i | I i 1 I


ocr: NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE 13 hereby given, to tbe owner or owneri, ocenpant or occupants ef all houaea and lots, improved or unimproved lands, aff(Cti-d thereby, that the following assessments have been completed by tho Assessors, and arelodgrd in the office of the Bureau of Assessments for examination hy all persons bate rested, via For grading Forty-flftb street, from Tenth to Eleventh avenues, and setting curb and gutter therein. Tbe limits embraced by snch assessment include all the seve ral bouses and lots of ground, vacant lots, pieces and par cels of land, situated on both sides of Forty-fifth street, from Tenth to Eleventh avenues. All persona whose inter acts are affected by the above named assessments, and who are opposed to the same, or either of them, are reqneatod to prevent their obj?etions, In writing, t ) the undersigned, at their office. No 4 nail ef Records, withia thirty days from tbe date of this notice. WILLIAM GAGEr ) CHARLES J. DODGE, > Assessors, t nARI.ES MoNIELL ) Mice Bnrean ef Assessments, Street Department, Jane


ocr: NOTICE.?PUBLIC NOTICE ISniRE hy given, to the owner or owners, oeenpant or xoonpaats *f all houses and lots, improved or unimproved lands, affect ed thereby, that the following assessments have boen com pleted by the Assessors, and are lodged in the office of the Bureau of Assessments for examination by all persons tn tsroeted, vis:? For flagging and regulating the northerly slde walk of Twenty-ninth street, between Second end Third ave nues. The limits embraced by such assessment include all the several houses end lots of ground, veeant lots, pieces and parcels of land, situated on the north sldo of Twenty ninth street, between seooid and Third avennes. All personi whose interests are affected by the above named asocuinonts, and who are opposed to til same, or either of thum, ere re quested to present their objections, in writing, to the nnder Asncd, at their office. No. 4 Hall of Reourds, within thirty days from the date of this notice WILLIAM OAOE, > CHARLES J. DODGE. > Assessors. CHARLES MeNEILL, > OAce, Bnrean of Assessments, >


ocr: NOTICE.?PUBLIC NOTICE IS lieieby riven, to the owner or owner*, orenpent or occupants of nil borne* and lot* improved or nnimproved land*, aft-did thcreny.tbat the following aaeexementa hare be?n completed ?>y the AMeeior*, and are Indeed in the ofllea ?f the Bo roan of Aeseeement* for examination by allpereon* lnteri-ited, via : For grading Forty fifth itreot, from Tenth to Ilevontb avenuee, and letting enrb and gutter therein. The lhulte embraced by inoh aaaeeement include all the sere ne! house* and l"ta of (round, racant lot*, piece* and par call of land, iltnatcd on both aide* of Forty-fifth itriet, from Tenth te Kleventh avenue*. All perion* who** inter est* arr affected by the above named aaaeaiment*, and who arc opposed to the lame, or either ef them, are requested to present thei- obj)ction*, in writing, to the undersigned, at their office. No. 4 llail of Retorda, within thirty day* from the date of thil notiee. WILLIAM GAGE, > CHARI.ES J. DODGE, > Alienors. CHARLES MeNlEI.L. )


ocr: /CORPORATION NOTICE.-rUBLICNOTICE IS HERE V by given to the owner or owners, oooupant or osenpants, olall houses and lets, improved or nnimproved lands, affect ed thereby, that the following assessments have been com pleted by the Assessors, and are lodged in the office of the * - lamlnatioi " * *""* tie, ean of Assessments for eiamination by all persons inter ested. vis.For regulating Thirty-seventh street, from Se oond to Third avenues, andHfor setting ourb and gutter stones therein. The limits embraced by such assessment iaelude all the several houses and lotp of ground, vacant lots, pieoes and parcels of land, situated on both sides of Thirty-seventh ?treet, from Second to Third avenues. All persons whoso Interests are affected by the abovenamod assessments, and -who are opposed to the same, or either of thsm, are request ad to present their objections, in writing, to the undersigned, at their office, No 4 llall of Reoords,within thirty days from the date sf this notice. WILLIAM GAGE, )


ocr: NOTICE.?PC BLIC NOTICE IS hereby given, to the ownor or owners, occupant or eeenpants of all bonscs and lots, improved or unimproved lands, affietrd therebv.thst the following assessments havo been completed by the Assessors, and are lodged in the offiee of the Bureau of Assessments for examination liy all persons interested, vis.: -For grndiag Forty-filth street, from Tenth to Eleventh avenues, and setting curb snd gutter therein. The limits embraced by snch assessment inolnde all the seve bouses and lots of ground, vacant lots, pieces and par oels of lend, situated on both sides of Forty-fifth street, from Tenth to Eleventh avenues. All persons whose inter eets are affected by the above named assessments, and who are opposed to tho same, or either of them, are requested to present their obji etions, in writing, to tho undersigned, at their office. No. 4 llall of Rceords, within thirty days from the date of this notice. WILLIAM GAGE, 1 CHARLES J. DODGE, > Assessors. CIIaRLKS McMF.IL. >


ocr: ^KAA WANTED FOR FOUR MONTHS, good security given, with a wr y floe roam and board, in * drat alaas house. Interest will be given to either a lady or gentleman. Reference* exchanged. Address Lucinoa, Union Square Pout OfHoe. dtjrtAA TO $800 WANTED? WITH OR WITHOUT A H&OUU partner, in a money making business, now jmrtly established, $600 of which can be secured on avail able property. Pleane address, with real name, and place of interview, to W. A. B., Herald office, for two days. AAA ? TWENTY SHARES SIXTH AVENUE Railroad stock wanted. Also, live shares Cheshire Glass Company stock, (city company,) paving twenty per cent, for sale at par. M. L. SHELDON, 85 Nassau street. dfclfl nnn ? ANY GENTLEMAN WISHING TO flhlU v/v/. invest eight or ten thousand dollars iU % business already started, can hear of a favorable op portunity by addressing A. B. C., Broadway Post Office. dtlO ? AAA 10 h0AS' TOR A TERM OF YEARA U V V on city property; would be divided iff sums "of $6,000, if required. Apply to JAMES PRICE, office 200 Hudson street, near Canal, from 9 to 11 A. M., and 5 to 8 P. M. ' <Bl A O ? 10 L0AN AT PER C,ENT rNTE j tJ\J \J rest, (in one or more sums) on bond and mortgage, (sixty per cent to two-third* of the value,) on ttrst class productive real estate in this city. Apply to JOHN F. CONREY, Nog. 28 and 26 WaU street (ft >7 A AAATO LOAN, ON BOND AND MORT Mp 4 V'VVV gag?T ' P?* cent, in sum* to suit applicants, on productive real estate in this city and Brooklyn. Apply to J. B. PRYCE, 74 Broadway. fire insurance company, of phila delpliia. ? Statement of the Assets of the Company, on January 1, 1863, published in conformity with tin provisions of the sixth section of the act of Assembly, of April 6, 1842:? XOKTflAORB, Being first mortgages, well secured, free of ground rent, in the city and county of Philadelphia, except $27,950 in Bucks, Schuylkill and Alleghuny counties, Penn $1,021,366 63 RKAL ESTATE, Purchased at Sheriff's sales, under mort gage claims, viz: ? Eight houses and lot, 70 by 160 feet, on the southwest corner of Chestnut and Schuyl kill and Sixth streets. house and lot, 27 by 71 feet, on north hido of Spruce street, west of Eleventh. house and lot, 21-7 by 100 feet, on west side Penn square, south side High street. Two houses and lots, each 16 by 80 feet, on south side of Spruce street, near Schuyl kill Eleventh. houses and lots, each 17-9 by 90 feet, Nos. 131, 133, 136, 137 and 139 Dilwyn street. houses and lot. 49 by 64 feet, on east side of Schuylkill Sixth street, south of Pine. lot of ground, 17 by 67 feet , on the north east corner of Schuylkill, Front and Spruce streets. and lot, 60 by 81 feet, on the south east corner of Chestnut and Beach sts. houses and lot, 42 by 86 feet, on the north side of George street, west of Ash ton. houses and lot, 20 by 117 feet, on the east side of Beach street, south of Chestnut. house and lot, 18 l>y 80 feet, No. 96 Fitz water street, east of Ninth. house and lot, 15 ty 42-2 feet, No. 1 Diamond street, running west from Thir teenth street, below Chestnut. ground rent of $500, issuing out of lot, 13?1 by 40 feet, on north side of Otter > street, 40 feet west of Leonard street. j L0AN8. Loans on collateral securities, auiply secured.. 9(1.459 68 STOCKS. Alms House Loan, 6 per cent (in terest on.) shares Hunk of Kentucky. 17 shares Northern Hank of Kentucky. 100 shares Union Hank of Tennessee. 13 shares Insurance Company of the State of Pennsylvania. I row. 200 shares Southwark Railroad Company. }? JJ 62,286 50 37 shares Commercial and Railroad Bank of Vicksburg. shares Pennsylvania Railroad Comp'y. 91 shares Franklin Fire Insurance Co. shares Mercantile library Company. 24 shares Union Canal Company. 10 Schuylkill Railroad Company. anil bills receivablo ' 8,284 98 Policies..... 1.580 25 163 84 on hand 30,523 14 in hands of Agents 12,393 30 oa?T. 32,447 68 -12,916 44 $1,315,534 00 By order of the Board. CHARLES N. BANCKER, President. ?


ocr: SPOUTING. (lOLT'S PISTOLS AND SHARP'S RIFLED. ? A J supply of Colt's pistolri, of all sines; also, guns, ri des. and pl.-tols, of all kind>. A lilteral discount made to the trade. A W. STIES k CO.. 01 Maiden lane. Newfoundland pups, of the ckle brated I-eo stuck; pure Iilnek tau King spaniels, of the finest 'unpolled; A'lisbury Plain shepherd dogs. 20ft Water street. rpERRIER HOC WANTED ? I 'OR HOI -E I SE AD | dress, with Uc-crintiM and ivlov L'vi '-' 470 j'j t Cffkf. ? ,


ocr: HABITUE ISTE LLIGE1CE. ALMAMAC ton KWW TO?K ? m DAT. svt Kim 6 46 | HOOK boos men 2 sun n?n?i 6 23 I moB wat*r morn 1 4.'! Part mt Hew York, Harrh 31, 1WKI, CIJCARKD. Steamship Albatross, Greene, Vera Crux, Simeon Dra per. Bhif ? Prince Albert, Gordon, Londea, GriaaeU,


ocr: POLITICAL. FIFTH W AK It. - THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIOA* Fleet era of to I i (th Wa d'rlen.llr te'lie (earaland ate fcdtnlclrtrati ns. are in* '*d t# attend aa eleesaeu foe reetnrmlrrse the Hearts Cemmltt. e llnr salt <ert ?e I a*< aactee wh eh hevs oce> rrod under the by >?wa. T-e rttoa will be held e? 107 Huda.n tvert ea T'laredav,.It'* st., fmw it o'clock at noon uati .HP M By Mrdsr at Ms* s' cif.l i. PMlittM _ TiiOH. W ADAMS,) WM. MINER, ) losp atssa TMOfl. FARMEN >


ocr: rnji FEIIIURR. XI'VIL STREET FEilUY.- THE BOATS ON THIS I* lirry iro rapping as follows:?Two hcati from t . ell oh In 7 1 M . rf.n le.ivo onoli ? ide every ten minute#. Throe best* from , o'elnek A V t.- 7 ?* M , r ill lea. e ei?r* ,i* ? nlnntoe. Tv ? l.owte from 7 c'olnck te II P M "ifl 'oove ever- ten mini ten One l..>?t frt n II I' M- to 5 A M ( ca'c each side every 4Ml'n tnlnuEs I'srs .or going to ? fr in. FiathiiPu. Conry ^Wanf Jamah a, to., wi.l find thin ?1 e shortest and mnai coa vot isi t roi'te. ( SHARP. Anperlnten4e?*. P S-There ava Itrealvay and other liuoe o'atagae re# t.ipg from i? ferry to tbo I ristal Palace and Hlrj odMnt# n ttiv arrival of ?v?ry boat, ftua 6 A. M. U II 1\ X.


ocr: HOiMaCI. CAHBIMHCS. to. PALE? CNF BAY MARE, HFTEKN HANDS TURK!* inches high, fino stylish driver, warranted sound, and kind i* single and double harness, and seven y&pt old, belonging to a private gentleman. Inquire at a Bazaar, liberty street, Brooklyn. WANTED? ONE WHICH IS EVKRY~ ?TAY t"l suited for a light wa^on. Must he fast, jwfbctly kind, freq from all tricks, and young. Any on* owning such a hor^e may hear of a purchaser by ai'A-ossing a note to R. C. W. , box 1,069 lower I'ost office, siting price, speed, color, and age. ANTED? A SMALL SKCONl HAND TOP WAGOff and harness, suitable for a pony. Address P. H Post Office


ocr: NOTICE.?PUBLIC NOTICE IS nERE I by given, to the owner or owners, occupant " ?.ocn|^ t" houses and lots, improvod or nnimproved lands, affect Ithnrchv that the following assessments havo been com bv the A???sors, and are lodged in I he office of the Ireau of Assessments for examination r^Tve^r^e^^n^sS tnd SI*tv second street. Ail persons whose Interests same,bo?r^i "eHf C,' i of this notice. WILLI AH OAOE, ) charles J. DofacE, / Assessors. [ v1iables MoNEILL, > ittce Bureau of Assessments, Street Department, Ap*H


ocr: FOR SALE. rpo PROFESSORS AND A M ATI' RES ? VIOI J NT FOR A sale ? One of the best Italian violins, of splandid tone, not to be excelled by any in the eity. H will be sold low as the owner has no further use for it. Apply to J. WILSON, corner of Broome and Bowery. IN NEW YORK TO EXCHANGE FOR PRO perty in Brooklyn. ? A first class four story brick house and lot, to exchange for a two story cottage In Brooklyn. Apply to F, BROWN, 75 Nassau street. birds for sale.?! seven sui-ERfoit mocking birds, from two to three years old; these birds are in fine plumage and now in song. They will be sold low. Any person wishing a fine bird may apply 470 rtr after WA a a


ocr: HORSES, CARRIAGES, For sale? a brown mare, eight years old, sound and kind In all harness and under the saddle. Can go in four minutes ? is a superior saddle nag. Price, $80, no less; aliuv a family carriage with pole and shafts, price, $180, no less. Apply at MURRAY'S Livery stable, Columbia street, near Atluntic, South Brooklyn. jjIBItwilyb THOROUGH BRED SADDLE bow, at the 37


ocr: THE MILITARY. CART).? WE. TIIR OFFICERS AND MEMBERS Iho Hollander Guard, do hereby respectfully leave to tender our sincere and heartfelt thanks to the ladieB of Tela ncey and Columbia streets, who so honored us by presenting u* with the beautiful wreaths: ami also to Mr. Hollander, lor bin unbounded liborality. in presenting us with several magniflcen : prizes: also, Mr. Ward, of the Motthaven Hctel, lor the bountiful sup ply of good things provided by him on that occasion, and toour Jn\ ited guests and judge*, for the (impartial man ner in which they perfonnod their arduous duties. order of the company. GEORGE MILIWATER, Captain. C. Sttfarkk, Secretary.


ocr: NOTICE.? PUBLIC NOTICE IS IIERB by given, to t)i? owner or owners, ocoupont or ocoupaut* ?f all house* and lots, improved or unimproved lands, affect ed thereby, that tlie following assessments hare been com Jlcted by the Aneuon, and are lodged in the offioe of the Inrran of A****sments, for examination by all persons in tereited, via: ? For building a lewer in Niactoenth atreet, from Eighth avenue to 100 feet eaat of Seventh avenne. The limits embraced by inch assessment, include all the several boosts and lota ofgronnd, vacant lota, pieoe* and paroela of land, aituated on both aidea ef Nineteenth street, from Sixth te Eighth avenues, on the east side of Seventh avenue, 10(1 feet a?rth and south of Nineteenth stroot, aud on the west aide of Sixth arena*, 100 feet north and south of Niaeteuuth street. All person*, whose Interests are affected by the above named assessments, and who are opposed to the saino or any of them, are requested to present tkeir objections, la uriting, to the undersigned, at their office, No. 4 Hall at Records, within thirty days from the data ef Mils notice. WILLIAM GAGE. ) CHARLES J. DODGE, > Assessors. CHARLES MnNIELL, )


ocr: CORPORATION NOTICE.?PUBLIC NOTICE hereby given, to the owner or owners, ocou pant neewpaats of all houses and lots, improved or lands, afltetfd thereby,that the following assessments been oompleted by the Assessors, and arelodgcd in the ef the Bureau of Assessment* for examination by all interested, vis For grading Forty-fifth street, from te Eleventh avennes, and setting curb and gutter theroin. The limits ombraoed by snoh assessment include all the scro tal houses and l?ta of gmund, vacant lots, pieoes and par cels of land. sitnatod on both tides of Forty-fifth street, from Tenth to Eleventh avennes. All persons whose inter est# are effected by the above named assessments, and are eppcaed to the same, cr either of them, are requested present their objt etions, In writing, to the undersigned, at their office, No. 4 Hall of Reoordt, within thirty days Mm date of this notice. WILLIAM GAGE. ) , CHARLES J. DODGE. > Assessors. CHaRI.ES McNIELL, > Office Bureau of Assessments, Street Department,


ocr: L'' S TENSION 0! 1 1 RANT j^l?X^VOTTCK 18IIKRK JZj by g! ven that the Gbramlitcc on Streets, uf Iho Board of Aldertnen, will mo t iu the eha toiler of ihe lt?iard of Aldermen. <"it y KjII, oii We*1ae*4ey, Febni**y S. 1863, at 3 o'clock I'. M., to < in* i.Jft" the taMier of ? *. 1?ndinc Vth.'ny at refit t<> Bfimdway. All I ni<*m Inle re'ted are rt*i'i< <t< d to attend. WUJJA.v. II. CtJRNkU? ) . 'ham. ruwns, m" | |


ocr: first ward democratic republican Committee.? At a meeting duly called and held at 27 Whitehall street, on the evening of the 4th March, 1S53, it wae unanimously Resolved, That we this day hail with delight the advent of ft democratic administration, and that with the same ardent enthusiasm in which we cncaged in the work of investing; it with its high responsibilities we will now engage in help ing it to discharge them, with honor to itself and the whole country, independent of faction or seotloa. Resolved, Tnat wcrely with entire confidence on the ability ?f Franklin Pierce to administer and care for the great con cerns of tlio Union, and that he will call to his advisory as sistance, in the discharge of the high trusts reposed in him, men distinguished alike for talents and patriotism, whose accession to office will be a sure guarantee of a liberal but honest economy in the affairs of the government. A. J. PERRV, Chairman. MlOHAEl. DOI.AIV, Chat, its Secretaries.


ocr: Suites or cottage furniture, all shades. Wood top suites, t!B: marblo tep sots, S>V> t?$.X)0. Hotel and boarding honse prnirirtora nndprivatu families willttnd the abovo the best anil cheapest suites to be bought any where. Mattresses *nd palli?*ec? made nt th* lowest whole sal* prtcfte. and warranted pnr* hair. ?ATHKWS kSTACY. 626 Btoadwny, euiK 3prUnt.


ocr: NOTICE. - PUBLIC NOTICE IS harohy given, to tho owner or owner*, oooapant or oaca panto of all houaoa and lota, improtod or unlmproTed landa, aUtotod thereby, that the following aaaeaamenta hate boon completed by the Aaieiaora. and ara lodged ia tho oflloo of tho Bureau of Aaaeaamonta for examination by all poraona Interacted , vis. j ? For reflacging and reaetting onrb and cutter ?tonaa in front of Noa. 5, 7and 9 Holoken atreet. Thelimlta amhraoed by aueh aaaeaamenta inclndo all tho lOTeral houaoa aad lota of ground, vacant lota, piaaea aad pareelc of land, aituated on the aontherly aide of Hobekon atraat, bo tweou Woatand Waihington atrecta. All peraona whoaa in taraata ara affected by tha above namad aaaeiamaata, and who aro oppoaed to the aamc, or either of them, are roqaoated to pre cent thair obieetiona, in writing, to the underalgned, at ihalr oflloo. No. 4 Hall of Reaordi, within thirty day* from :feo dato or thia notioe. WILLIAM OAOB, ) CHARLES J. DODOE, > Alieaaora. CHARLES MoNEILL, S Offloo, Bnraan of Aaaaumenta, Street Department, Maroh


ocr: CLOTHING, /*1A8T OFF CLOTHINO AND FURNITURE WANT v J Persons desirous of convertiag their cast off u into i ? sh, can obtain a (air pries by sending for the ra ber, nt hi' residence, or through the Post ofloo. L. M. DUSSELDORF, No. 13 Elm J*r N. B.?Ladies at!ended te by Mrs. Dnsseldorf. CAST OFF CLOTHINO.?TWO THOUSAND AOL worth wanted. The highest eash prioe wtll.be Mb gives, in current money, for lnrge and small Vie o left off clothing, of every desetiptlon. Addtess th post, or call on JAhKS MORONKY, nt hie* teooni tors. No. 11 Onange street, near Chatham. (TLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.?It J and gentlemen having any to dispose efoan reeeiv osih price by seeding to the stores 12 West Broadway to I near Canal street, and 32 West Uroanwi^r, or by 1 post, addressed to S. COHEN. Ladi, i attended I Cohen. CLOTHINO AND FtRNITURl WANTED.?FRF desirous of oonvnrting their cast ofi clothing ini csn receive a fair price for totio sanvt by calling, or bl through (ho Post Office, on M. S. Colli N, <6 Elm N. B. Ladies attended to hy Mr a. Col' _ __ YlfclTKRS TO THE CITY, AND HEADS OF ii?? khonld call and Inspect the new, super fesblouat i? stock of ladies' and ohildfoO i qlothicg, BOW'EDS'. 7M Bmdwny.


ocr: CORPORATION NOTICE.?PUBLIC NOTICE IS nERE \J by given to the owner or owner*, oeonpant or ooon . 0-j * * ? 1 ?? Mats of all houses and lots, improved or unimproved land* affected thereby, that th* following aeaessmenti hare been completed by the assessors, and are lodgsd in the ot&ss of the Bureau ef Asseesmenti for examination by all parson* Interested, vis. For paving Cherry (treat, from Corlears to 11tract, ~ " ' j street; also East strati, from Cherry to Grand streets. Th* limits euilraeed by inch assessment inelude ail th* ?everal homes and let* of groand, vaoant lots, pleats and naroels of land, situated on both sides of Cherry street, from Corlears to East streets, on th* west side of Esst street; from Grand stroet to 100 feat south of Cherry strent: and on the east lid* of Corlears stroet, 100 foot north and saath of Cherry itreet. All person* whose inteieate are Affeeted by the above named assessment*, and who are op posed to tho ran.a, er either ef them, are re-in**ted to pre sent thvir objections, ia writing, to the undersigned, at,tluir ?Bee, No. 4 llall ef Keeords, within thirty day* from tha data of this natiea. WILLIAM GAGE, ) CHARLES J. DODGE, S Alienor*. CHARLES McNIELL, ) Offlte, Bureau of AHtstmeati, Street Department, June 8,


ocr: qPE< ML FXFRKSS NoTIi! .? APtJls 4 CO.'S DAH<Y H n . ' i iii ; >. "tsji" jr VViliuiagton mid tun tmerler of Nr ; '.i Carolina, on ? No SOBrotrfvay. Tint irerchant kOd public generally h'o he ruby notiiied tluit we are now running a freight aud psokage oxpre s daily. In charge of ? pee! -.I ire ne'orn, from Haltim ue to Wil mitigt'iu, Fny< tfoviile, Kll/i betli. Wat aw, Rooky Mouut, (. Iiishoio', L 'ui\. l.i U1<1, l>lack<?no>r, Ldeutou, and, other places in tho lc tnrlor of Nwflt <> rollna. We cim tinue m run na>ly onret; r?.-s as usual ta alt titu pro?u nent i luoon In Virginia, sml to forward to every point, howe . er l emote, ehcie there Is an ostablishod line of communication. ADAM4 It M


ocr: MATRIMONIAL GENTLEMAN, NOT OVER V> YEARS OF AOF? OP prepossessing appearance, and engaged in literary pur suits in this city, * isrien to form an acquaintance with come ?ood looking and well educated young lady, of pleasing ad dress and sv cot disposition, with a vlow to marriage lie is well able to support a wife, and wealth on her part will bo neither objectionable nor essential. Answers from the conn try as well as olty solicltod, W??k, ALPHA, ? ?


ocr: KiiHifmmc. Suites of cott oa h/knitiire, all siiadbs Wo?.4 top suiU.a |W>, marble tap acta, Uft to |M0 H itel and hoarding hoase proprietors and private families will H id tha aliove the has* and cheapest aaltee ta be bought any where Mattreeaee and palll -asee made at tke iaireet whole i^'errt'e ,r ^ ted r,ue hsir I MATHEWS tin*Ck.e<ai J?c?ek?*af.eecMr tpctacak.


ocr: DORTORAnON NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERK a petition has been presented in tho l>o?trn of Aluermen lor a sewer in ??./ r Amity to Bl.-ecker street. All jiersons interested ^'inM? *lovo and having objections thereto, are reqtu ,twl to present the same, in writing, to the Contract Clerk at tJ.is oflioe, on or before January 17th. U(rK- at tUl'' _ . , NICHOIAS BEAN, President <roton Jan. 1853.


ocr: NOTICE.?PUBLIC NOTICE IS IIERK hy given, to the owner or owners, occupant or ooounanti, all houses and lots, improved or unimproved lands, therebv, that the following assessments have boen by the assessors, and lodged in tbo offlen or tho of Assessments for examination by all persons in vir.:?For building a sewer in Mnlberry streot, pewer ln|Grai>d street to a point about fffty feat north Mestcr street. Tbo limits embraced by such assessments all the several houses and lots of ground, vacant tots, and parcels of land, situated on both sides of Uulter street, from Grand to Hester streets. All persons whose are affected by the above named assessments, and are opposed to the samo, or either of them, are requested psesent their objections, in writing, to the under-.igned, their officu, No. 4 Hall of Records, within thirty days tho date of this not ice. WILLIAM GAGE, ) IODGI, J j CHARLES J. DODGE, SAssessors. CHARLES McNIKLL. ) Office Bums of Assessments, Street Department, June


ocr: ?. 1863. NOTICE -PUBLIC NOTICE IS nRRE by given, to the owner or owners, occupant or occupant* ?fall houses and lots, improved or unimproved lands, affect ed thereby, that the following assessments have been com nleted by tho Asicssors, and aro lodged in (ho office ol Bureau of Assessments for examination by all person* mtc Te*ted, vi?:?For grading Sixty second street, between So Tenth and Eighth avenues. The limits cmbraoed by such as sessmcnt include all the several houses and lots o[ Krnund, vacant lots, pieces and rnrcels of land, situated on both of Sixty second streot, from Seventh to Eighth avenues, and on the east tide of Eighth avenue. 100 feet 5 inches north *outh of Sixty second street. All peisono whose interests ?ro affected by the above named assess -nents, and who arc ? ?posed to tho same, or either of them, *re requested to sent tfceir objections, in writing, to the undersigned, at ? ffico, No. 4 llall of Rccords, within thirty day* from date of thi. notice. wn UAM Q } CUAKI.ES J. l)()t)GE, / Assessors, ivllARLES MoNElLL, > Offico Borcttu of AsscssnioutB, Street L'c|iartir.ont, April


ocr: ORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS IIERE by riven, to the owner or owners, oecnpant or occupants of nil housos and lotB, improved or unimproved lands, affected thereby, that the following assessments have beon oompletod tbo Assessors, and are lodged in the offloe of the Bureau or men ts for examination by all persons iuterostod. vir :? Eer building a sower in Duano street, from tbo seworin t.tty Ball place to a point near Chatham stret. Tho limits embraced hv such assessment, include all the several houses and lots of ?round, vacant lots, pieces and parcel* of land, situated on loth sides of Duano street, from City Hall plane to Chatham street. All persons whose interest* arc affccted bytheabovo named atsestmeuts, and who are opposed to the same, or eliher of thorn, are requested to present their objections, in -writing, to the undesigned, at their office, No. 4 llall ot itc ?ords within thirty days from the date of this notice. WILLIAM OAOE, ) CHARLES J. DODf; E, J A,M?(sors. CHARLES M.iNIELL, > . . Office Bureau of Assessments, Street Dcputment, April I i I


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ocr: HIGU PRICES —It is a tact that Dr\ Goods are twenty-five per cent, higher than they Vave been for the past Id years, yet E. GOLD JSMIT of 41 Main street, is selling at the old prices. All wool Flannels for Is. 6d.. worth 31] ct«; full 4-1 .sheetings at 6 pence, worth 10 cts; good bleached Shirtings at 7 cts, worth Bto 9. The reason he can atiord to sell at these prices is, that he buys his goods tor cash. He has also a complete assortment of La dies' seasonable aud fashionable Dress Goods, Silks Mouselines, Plsids, Sleeves. Collars, Hosiery, Gloves] Ribbons, Calicoes French Merino, Shawls, &!c. Blan kets, tluilts, Cassimeres, Satinets, Vesting®, Kerseys, Kentucky Jeans, &.C., in great variety. ' oc 11 SECOND SUPPLY GOODS—WILI. C 5 INGHAM, ELLETT ic CO.. will exhibit, on Wednesday, 12th inst. the following GOODS, all purchase., at Auction l'rom Tuesday to Saturday of last week : Mantillas and Cloaks: Paris DeLaines ai-d Gloves; Heavy rrill'd Cloths, for Negro wear; Shirts aua Drawers; black, blue, and brown Cloths; heavy Drab und niix'd Cloths; worsted Damask and brown Hol land; Kentucky Jeans aud Tweeds; Umbrellas, large lot; black Lace Veils, some very rich; English Rugs, aouie very tine; Ladies' and Gentlemen's Beaver Gloves; black Kid Gloves, some very cheap; Check Catubnecaud Muslins; Long and Square ShiJwU; bl'k sod bgurd Alpaccas; black Mohair Serges; coi'd Sewing Siik. The above Goods were all bought at Auction and will be sold extremely low. ocll—St WILLINOHAM. ELLETT fcCO. FIMILY FLOUR.— 150 barrels Family flout, of Superior quality. «c 7 S. McOaUOES'S SONS.

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ocr: \T EW GOODS ' I V I ' W G00 P? T?i n th '' i.l last tew we hav* received llif- following New (iuoaa, wliioli we are ollcring at greatly reduced ' Kicli p'nid and brocade S'.lks, I'laid Merinos end MouaMiue*. flain Mouseiiaea all *hade«. Lace, M'wlin Linen Collar*, Cambric and Mualin aleevta, Inside Capes, very cheap, Krobroidered, Pointed and Scolloped Hdk'fa, T .nether with a larin atock of BiaukeU, Flannel, and nearo goods of ail deacriptloua. 8 PUUi&Y t JOHNBTON. bo 38 Ha. ltf Knflo


ocr: READY MADE CLOTHING. TO CO UN TII Y ME II CHAN TSH ->£a Your attention i« called to our stock p-. of RE\DY-MAI)E CLOTHING and/./ii 0 Iff FANCY DRESS ARTICLES, whichll Htfliy ' is large and desirable Also, a large W »J --stock cf white and fancy SHIRTS and COLLARS, of thu latest styles. Call at No. 112 and look, mh2l S. MERCHANT <fc WEISIGER. NEW MERCHANT TAILORING ES TABLISHMENT. >49 ft NO. 13J MAIN STHEKT, (opposite ft \fijf Messrs Adie &. Gray'. Drug Store.) 11# ~ ~ The subscriber respt-ctfully inform*' the citizens o 1 Richmond that he has commenced the Tailoring Business, at the above store, with an entirely new STOCK OF GOODS purchased this Spring, which h? will make up to order at the shortest notice, and in the most fashionable style Mahsu's system of Garment-cutting and Plaits of Fashion for saie.


ocr: ae I—tf 4 DAMS & CO.'S NEW YORK, VIII >V OINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA STEAM SHIP EXPRESS, PER UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN, TO AND FROM NEW YORK, RICHMOND, PE TERS IICRO, Stc., Ilc., lie.—Having ait actad arrange inent* with the IT. S. mail line of ateamera from New York to Norfolk and Richmond fur SPECIAL Express privileges on that route, we are now prepared to receive and forward, to and from New \ork, MER CHANDISE and PACKAGES of every description with dispatch and at greatly reduced rates. Our Express will leave New York every Wednes day and Saturday per splendid steamer* ROANOKE and JAMESTO\\N alternately. Good* will be re ceived at onr New York office, o9 Broadway, until 3J o'clock, P. M., on the day of sailing. Merchant* and others ordering goods from New York, are requested to order by "ADAMS k CO.'S STEAMSHIP EXPRESS." Our inland Express will run as heretofore, leavlrg New York and Richmond daily, in charge of special messengers All Gooda not marked to go via the in land route, will b* forwarded by the Steamer Ex press. ADAMS It CO. J. L. McDON'OT'GfT, Agent, Richmond. NOTlCE.—Express packages for Nor folk, Petersburg and Richmond, intended for ship ment per (te&seri P.-izcks er Jamestown. will hereafter be received by ADAMS & CO., 59 Broad way, who are the only authorized agents for Express privileges by those steamships. LUDLAM k PLEASANTS, je 6—tg S3 Broadway, New York. VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD. PLASTER.—At a meeting of the Board of Di rectors of the Virginia Central Railroad Company, on 15th July, 1353, the following resolution was adopted viz: Resolved, That Plaster is not to be deposited on the Company's ground until ready to transport it, unless the owner takes the risk of any loss that may occur. A copy from the Minutes of the Board of Directors. J. GARRETT, jy 23—2 m Secretary Special notice.—new york O AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.— Specie, Gold, Silver, Bullion, Jewelry, Precious Srones, Jlt.'alj or Valuable Articles of auy kind will not be received en board of either of the Company's Ships, viz: the Jamestown or the Roanoke, ex cept by special agreement with rhe Agents or the Pur sers of the Ships; uor will the Company be responsi ble for such articles, unless bills of lading are granted therefor, and the value therein stated. LUDLAM k WATSON,


ocr: UTUARTS SUGARS.—Loaf, Crushed, yj Powdered and Coflee SUGARS, in store for sale by [an 25] EDWIN WORTH AM 4. CO SODA.— Washing aud Cooking " leb * JAMES B. BHELTON aa2j Corner of Broad and 4th s'ts. XJTAMS. A prime article lor sale bv au 25 JAMES B. SHELTON, . Corner of Broad and 4th eta. I NFEKIOK WHEAT.—W> wish to n..r an 23* e 10,00 ° bU * Ueli WHEAT. P a - MCORUXJER'S SONS. 1 uiffijfj 'Miteahir.. CO. 1 'b, A beans.—A small l o t for hale au Z) BAML. AVUES. QKOauii I. C A .S?,£Sfi',',S!!s3? 4 " TSifS J "'VhVSS!!£v MITCHELL'S Adamantina CANDLKB. receiving and for by (»q 25J EDWIN WURTIIAM k Op. r PLATE.—ISO boxes assorted PLATE, receiving, for sale bv 25 KUWIN WORTH AM k CO. BUTTER. —A few pots and tins rery BUTTER, fresh from the country. for Mia by •«2* GEOROE I. HERRING.


ocr: BY DA VEN PORT, ALLEN k f - OROCERIES AT~AITCTI ON -On VI THURSDAY, I<*h November, at 10 oVWfc - CMUWT AaCtk,n Store ' *" Mwn »«* ofO&O- Rio, Java and Manilla Coffee Molasses, in hhds. and tiereea Rectified Whiskey, N. E. Ram Cheese, Wrapping Paper Oil. Candles, Tobacco Coffee Sugaw, Mackerel Bacon, Cigars, Ic. «» ALSO: 2CO package* new crop Green and Black Tea* Terms —UndT $108 sash; fIOO and oyer, 4 month* credit for


ocr: CURTAIN DAMASKS.—Iiich Satiu de Laines for Curtains. Lace and Mnslin Curtains Curtain Gimps and Loops Super Marseilles Quilts, ail sizes English Furniture Prints Crib and Bed Binukets 12-4 Bleached Cotton Shirtings lt'-4 and 12-4 Linen do. 6 4, 8-4 uud 10-4 Table Damask Table Napkins, and Towellings. For sale low by CHRISTIAN Si. LATHROP, no 17 No. 93 Maiu st. Velvet vests, cassimeke PANTS, 4tc.—By the Jamestown this morning, we are receiving direct from our manufactory, Fancy riush, Silk, Silk-Velvet, Cathmere-Velvet, black and f * n cy Cassnnere VESTS, Sic. Also, a very large lot ot black and fancy Cassimere PANTS, all sizes, qual ities and prices. Call at. No. 102, Main st. r ' u > 7 KEEN, CHILES b BALDWIN. 1 )OCKKT CUTLEKY.— Just received » per atearner City of Manchester direct from Eng land, a lull assortment of Joseph ilodgers & So as aud George \Y orterihohii & Sons' superior Pocket SHuJL™ wilU '• 2 - 3 ' 4 al ' d « bladee; Ladies' , , <1? bears; Razors in great variety; some very line loilet Oases; Scissors iu Morocco cases, a hfwprices, ior presents—which we otter at „„ „ c . C. J. SINTON k CO., ■-'gP of tlie Circular Saw, 71 Main st. SIOCK.—I am authorized to aDd 20 shares At office of Crenshaw kFUhe?, ou'.he Nor'th „ J ~ U side of the Basin. SALE—A pair of gentle 110KSES I? and CARRIAGE—soId for no fLh-the owne. having no use for them. Also, a one horse r»rH« JL Mid Harness. Apply to ™e Horse Carriage n EDWARD D. EACHO, Do 2 General Agent and Collector. RAlfclKfs, i I(j>3, &c.— '2o whole and half boxes fresh Raisins, 5 kegs Malaga Grapis ilcasks Currants, 5 drums Sultana Raisins, 10 boxei Citron, 3 barrels sweet Oranges and 10 bbls. Apples all fresh and nice, just received per steamer James town and for sale by if. bON A VITA k CO no 9 No. 76 Main'st. SILVER'S FIKE AND WEATHEK ICJ PROOF SLATE PAINT.—This article when ap nlied forms a perfect covering of Slate, perfectly nre and weather proof. It is u.«ed for roofs and waifs of bouses, railroad cars, decks of vessels and all ex posed surfaces. Sold only by BENNETT k BEERS, no 9 Sole agents for Richmond. VELVET CASSIMERE PANTS.-I T have just received, by the steamer Roanoke, a beautiful assortment of Velvet Cassiuera Pants — Call at 103 Main Street. o« 2# HENRY SHATER.


ocr: npo CONTRACTORS.—The undersigned, JL Commissioners, appointed by the County Court of Henrico, will receive proposals until 12 o'clock, M- on Tuesday, 4th day of October, 1853, for the ma sonry ot TWO CULVi, RTS, including all necessary excavation and tilling, on iith street, beyond the cor poration line. Flan and Specifications can be seen by ai'i lication to THOS. J. STARKE, Corner of Water and 18th streets. THOS. J. STARKE, > WM. CATLIN, SComm're. MILES TUKPIN, > oe


ocr: Elegant gift jjooks.—Leaflets of Mi-m.-rv, uu iliutnltiuted Mtoual for 18M. Moore's Irish Melodies, beautifully illustrated. Lyrics of the Heart, by W. A. Watts; beautifully illustrated. Tbe Bow in the Clouds, beautifully illustrated The Proverbialist and the Poet, printed in colors, with b< entifal illustiations Tbe White Veil, a Bridal Oift. Thefietn Annual for 18.M. The Htiow ►'lake for IS.'M. Affection's Oift for 18.V) Chris!inns Blossoms. !B>f Also, a tine assortment of s'andard Poet*, beaatiful tj bound and illustrated: Bibles sud Prayer Books in velvet and otUar bindings. For ssla by gJsADEfc BAKER, * t Mo. 3 Exchange.


ocr: SPECIAL NOTICES. AUCTION NOTICE. —Particular atten tiou is ream-stud to the Hale of Mr. P. Spiiinau's Fur niture, THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock. &u 17— It GEO. J. SUMNER, Auct. attentioTjTeagle'infantry.— Attend a Meeting of your Company, at Lafayette Hall, on THURSDAY next, the 18th instant, at 8 o'clock, P. M. By order of the Ist Lieut. Commanding, au 17 JOHN C. I'OWELL, O. S. ATTENTION, BLUES !—Attend a meet ing and drill of ycur Company, at Lafayette Hail, on WEDNESDAY next, the 17th instant, at half past 8 o'clock, P. M. By order of the Lieut. Commanding. JOHN F. REGNAULT, Orderly. is desired the men should be punctual in their attendance, as business will be brought belore the meeting for the action of every man. au 16—2t J. F. R. ATTENTION, YOUNG GUARD !—At tend a meeting and drill at your Armory, on WED NESDAY, 17th instant, at 8 o'clock, P. M. By order of the Captain. J. W. BARLOW, au 16— O. S. FLOUR STORE.—J. J. FRY, 95 Cary ■treet, is now receiving on consignment, choice new Family, Kxtra and Supertine FLOUR—warranted good, at the lowest market price. au 16—6t ABEL U. MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC. Office on 13th or Governor street, next to P. M. Tabb V Son, Richmond, Va. au 9—lm B. W. STARKE, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY Pfe-'BLlC.—Practice* in all the Courta of Hemico County and Richmond city. As a Notary Public, particular attention will be paid to the taking of Deposition*, (in or out of his office) Proof and Acknowledgement* of Deed*, Relinquish ment* of Dourer, fcc. Claim* for collection entrusted to him promptly attended to. Office removed to No. 52, three door* above City Hotel, on North aide of Main street, Richmond, Va de 2— ly CITIZENS AND STRANGERS VISIT ing the city, who wish to have their Uair cut in the latest and most approved atyle, should call at the Hail Dressing, Shaving, Shampooing and Bathing Saloon, under the American Hotel. N. B.—Hot and Cold Shower Bath* can be had daily, from half uaatti A. M. to half pasty P. M., and on Sunday to 11 A. M. JOB PRINTING.—THE DISPATCH JOB OFFICE i* prepared to execute in the liaiid nomest manner, and on the moat reasonable term*, PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, HANDBILLS, LA BELS, BUSINESS CARDS. TICKETS, ULANKS, fee. and every de*orii»tiou of PRINTING. EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF C. w. Pt'RCELL it CO.—The Note* of the SOUTHERN MANUFACTURERS' BANK aire re dretued a» heretofore at par at our counter. ty AU nulvent Washington Small Note*, for til* pn■•cut be redeemed at par from Merchant*, we caution the public therefore agaipfct paying ""J


ocr: JAVA COi?KKK of superior quality — 3iW »mall Bags, tor sale by my -23 DAVENPORT, ALLF.N Jt CO. WUIrtKEV.— 30U bul* R-cud-d aud Old Whiskey, various brands, for sale ky mytaj DAVLNPORT, ALLEN & 00.


ocr: married" On the morning of the 4th instant, at the Monu mental Church, bv the Rev. George Woodbridge, Mr. EDWARD E. DUDLEY, to Miss MARY ELIZA BETH BRANCH, all of this city. At the same time, and by the Rev. T. T. Castleman, Mr. SAMUEL M. BAILEY, to Miss MARY W. BEERS, all of this city. Staunton papers please copy. FUNERAL NOTICE.—The funeral of FRANCIS HARVEY will take place this evening, at 3 o'clock, from the residence of Patrick Fairon, at Rocketts. The friends and acquaintances are re quested to attend without further notice. oc 11—It*


ocr: GENERAL AGENCY FOR THE HIR- V* INO OK NEGROES, COLLECTION Or CLAIMS AND THE SELLING OF PRODL'CE The subscriber has taken id office 011 Governor ft., two doors from the corner of tliat and Main, opposite the Dispatch office, where he will be found read; to Bf-rve auy and all who may entrust their business with him; in the discbsrge of which he promiaea the inoat faithful attention and refers to the gentlemen whose names are subscribed below. JAMES D. ELLETT. References— Jndge John A. Meredith, Jadca Wo. YV. Crump, James Lyons, Kaq„ Messrs. Goddla it Apperson, Herbert A. Claiborne, Esq., Mesara. Dudley i Johnson, Messrs. N. B. k C. B. Hill, aad Messrs R. H. Dickinson it Brother. oc 24—dts AS REGULATORS —Read the follow. inc certificate: Attor Haute, So*. 1 —We hare bad Dr. Walter Kidder's Gas Regulator in use at the As tor House, for several months past. We have three Regulators at tached to as many metres, (one to each,) and they supply 280 burners. The Regulators operate finely i they perfectly regulate the burning of the gas, aad with as good a light, save as a handsome per centage upon our bills or consumption, saj about 15 dollars a week which is equal to 2,j per cent, on our gaa bills. We consequently feel very great confidence la til* success of the Regulator. Coleman it Stetson. For sale by BTEBBINS, DARRACOTT k CO., no 11 101 Broad at. * WHO WANTS TO BUY GOOD HEA DY-MADE CLOTHINGI—Those la mag, will certainly answer, I. The next question which naturally arises is. Which ia the beet place to bay ttt At LEVY'S. No. 59 Main street, opposite City Hotel, sign ef the large Red Coat. He has all of bis gooda manufactured iu this city, and will warrant then su perior to Northern manufacture. Also, in store, Gentlemeu's Furnishing Goods er every description, to which be calls the attention of the public. ae 1> XPIFK'B STEEL FENS —GEORGE M. 1. WEST has tbia day received a new lot of Ut* above Pens, which suit some writers better thaa any others. The point is carved, ta enable the wri ter to use them without catching In the paper. Tha price of the barrel Pea is *5 cents for a bo* of one iloten, or $2 per gross The smaller Pen is 11 ceata for a bo* of one ao*en, or el per i*®**-,, .- _ _ no 10 14»h «*•* the Poet Office."^ n REAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOOJD6* V* AT GOLDSMITH'S Cheap Sure. No.« Mate street.—J oat received a large lot of Needle-walked Collaras also I'laids for dressee at* scarfst PWd, Changeable and Figured Silks* also bargains in Alpa cas, iSeiii.o-s, flannels, Blankets, SatUneta, Ribbons. Sack Cloths, Piano Covers, Oir-ghama, and tott «f other good* Call early if yoa want to get tha find choice. M» rpONQUA B£ANS.—2UoU».,ferulety 1 soil A. BODKUft, No MMate<tn*.


ocr: no 16 Coat. MOKE NEW BOOKS.—Salad fur tbe Solitary; piice $1 25. Busy Moments of an Idle Woman; 75 cts. Happy Days of Childhood; $1. Harper's Mazazine, vol VII; Si 50. Lady Lee's Widowhood; 38 cts. The Shady Side; 75 cts. Fanny Fern; $1 25. Life of Wm. Pinkuey; 82. Light on the Dark River; $1. Gustavus Lindorm; 75 cts. Life of Edmund Burke, by Pryor; $2. Leila at Home and in England; each 75 cts. Rhetoric of Conversation, by Hervey;7s cts. Merkland or Self Sacrifice; 75 cts. Poems of Gen. G. P. Morris; $5. The British Poets, vatious styles. For sale by no 1H A. MOKRIS, 97 Main st.


ocr: A TO T/iK MASONIC FHATKrf. NITY OF VI RGI N I A.-The M Wor lirand Master of the Grand Lodge of Virginia, hereby summons the Craft to assemble at Staunton, in the county of Augusta, on the 24th inst, at 10 o'clock A M, to at siti h.m and the Grand Officers in dedicating the new Masojic Hall of Staunion Lodge, No 13, to Masonry Univeisal Benevolence order ot M W EDMUND P HUNTER, G M. John Dove. G Sec. J' I(l—3t«wt24Juiie. A(\ PAiNTJiD HUCKKIV-.-Jiut " rece.,ed per Courier, and for sale oy je II * WILLIAMS oc BRO.


ocr: JUST received the following : BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, in 25 lb. bags Prime CHEESE Pine Apple CHEESE New LARD SALMON Prime BUTTER TEAS PICKLES Extra Superfine FLOUR. For sale low by HUNDLEY Si BROTHER, no 15—2t* West Franklin street. IVE GEESE FEATHERS.—I WOO lbs. Live Geese Feathers, receiving on consignment for sale by A. S. LEE. no 13—2w


ocr: Groceries, &c., at auction.— On THURSDAY, 11th August, we will sell at 10 o'clock, at our Auction store, an assortment of GROCERIES, viz: 300 bags Rio COFFEE. 150 do Java do. 50 do Manilla do. 100 hhdi. MOLASSES, SOAP, CANDLES, BA CON and HERRINGS. Rectified WHISKEY. N. E. RUM. French BRANDY. Green and Black TEAS, CIGARS, &e. ALSO—JO hhds prime Porto SUGARS. Terms—Under $'100, cash; $100 and over, four months credit, for approved paper. DAVENPORT, ALLEN k CO., an 4


ocr: DBNTIBTRT. Mb ARTIFICIAL TEETH—■ all»™ of loaertica ARTIFICIAL TEETH, Which bone j^gsawa."Baa sr — The improvement eou*i*t* in the em»l?nneat at a metal superior to gold in purity, and la the complete trtioa of all the teeth by a siilcioua compound, which at the aatne time form* the moat beantifhl and natu ral looking gum, and filling np all crevice* and trrag*. Untie*, and rendering it bnpeadble for the teeth to 1 ecome unpleasant to tha wearer by the aecarnal*, tldn of particle* of food er other «üb*tance* between hem. No other mode of moan ting artificial teeth la comparable to this in *nv respeot. Persona wearing teeMl (inserted in tha c;Csary way, and not giving *ati*faction,) are invited to try thi* invention, which they caa do at bat little add£ 4onal coat. We ah all be pleased to shew reeeimen* of thi* kind of work to any peraon* who will call at oar office, whether they want artificial teeth or not WAYT k. MAHONY, DentlaU, my 17—dltwta Office, 209 Main *treet. WHITE TEETH, HEAL- GUMS, AND A SWEET BREATH.—AII these benefit* are derived from the aae of Zerman'* Delightful Tooth Wa*h> It is vied and recommended by the moat eminent dentin* in the country. It will eleaiife and preserve teeth from decay; it will core all diaeaae* of the gum* and impart a healthy and fra crant odor to the breath. Prepared only by Francia Zerman. Druggist, Philadelphia. For aale wholesale or retail by rl. R. DUVAL Jt BRO, Richmond and ail Druggista, atonly 25 centa per bottle oc 23—3 m* GRANULATED GUM.— Thla beautiful article, u*ed for aecn ring artificial teeth on their platea, surpasses every attempt at inntating the natural gum, with somewhat similar preparations; whilst ita strength i* so greet that I have yet to hear of the first set of teeth in which it ha* been broken, by accident or by ttle, My Gold and Silver Filling* are mnch admired for their atnoothnes*. Thi* evenne** of surface prevent* the lodgment of food about them, which would ren der them worthless; besides, my plug* will retain the natural teeth through life, as they never come ont. Alter a long course of experiments, I have secured a compound for weak teetn, that can be used when it is Impossible to use any kind of metal. R. D. ADDINGTON, Graduate Dectiat. Office one door from 10th, on Main at. no 7


ocr: VIDEKI).~The Board of day, tbs I2th September. IS->3. Mon By order of the Board of Directors « *-« JHU. 11. BOSHBE. See',.


ocr: MARRIED, On To»s<l»y, Hi« IHih Dacrnnhnr, fcv tVs B«». Philip C«*rtr>e», Mr. A. J. ADDING!©?* to Miia EUnORA DURE. of Richmond. y?' Norfolk papers p ease copy. * DI£D, In thafnwn of Manchester, Dec. Bth, IftSa, DA \ 111 EDWARD, won of Dnvld M. nut! J, Buli<p, i.gcd '' jttn, 7 nion'h*. 35 daw. The Saviour mrets hi* fioek to-day; Shall I is (loth abides', honnit Shall t behind thr rreu'" » f »T« When Jesu* kindly fclil* mt I'll go—lt's t. place #f prayer, In hope* that Ood


ocr: BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN b CO. 4 >AA CASES iiUoTS, SHOES ANI) •J\J VJ HATS. AT AUCTION.—OiI WEDNES DAY, 23d November, we will sell at 10 o'clock, at our auction store, an assortment of BOOTS, SHOES and HATS —all fresh and desirable goods, direct from the manufacturers, consisting of— Mens' thick water proof BOOTS Gouts' tine calf do, Hungarian BOOTS Men and Boys' L and B SHOES Do. do. pegged do„ \V omen's OA ITERS, BUSKINS and TIES Misses' SHOES Youths and Boys' BOOTS and SHOES, of various qualities, &.C.. &c. ALSO, ion caws HATS. Terms—Under SslOO cash; 8100 and over, 4 credit tor ai proved p tpet. davenport, allen u co„ no 10—dials Aucts.


ocr: BY DaVEhPi I'l l-, ALLEN &To ai AUCTION.-On v-* THURSDAY, 10th Novembt r, at It o'clock. we will aell at our Auction Store, an assortment ot OfO. CERIES, r!a: Rio. Java and M&uil'a Coffee Molasses, in hhda. and tierce* Rectisied Whirtaj, N. £. Hum Cjffw, Wrapping Puptr Oil. Candles Tobacco C'ofiee Sugars, Meckerel liaccn, Cigars, fee. ALSO: 300 packa*t« new crop Ureen and Black Tea* Tkrmi —under SkO caab; £110 uud over, 4 credit lor approved paper. oc 31 DAVENPORT. ALLEN k CO., Aucta.


ocr: JOB PRINTING. DISPATCH OFFICE, Governor Street, '£ doom from .tfaln, RICHMOND, Ca Pninphleta, ] HttMncuCaidi, Circulars, j Ticket*, Handbill*, j Hlanki, «Jte. &c. I.nbt-U, of every acscrtptlou. Printed Ht »hort notice and upon reasonable terms py Order* tor all kinds ot Printing will be re ccuei and executed in the h&udsomeet stylo.


ocr: BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN k CO. QAA CASES BOOTS, SHOES AND tH/Vf HATS, AT AUCTION.—On WEDNES DAY, 23d November, we will sell at 10 o'clock, at onr auction store, an assortment of BOOTS, BHOES and HATS —all fresh and desirable goods, direct from the manufacturers, consisting of— Mens' thick water proof BOOTS Gents' line calf do, Hungarian BOOTS Men and Boys' L and B SHOES Do. do. pegged do. Women's G.A ITERS, BUSKINS and TIES Misses' SHOES Youths and Boys'BOOTS and SHOES, of various qualities, kc., &c. ALSO, 100 cases HATS. Terms—Under $100 cash; $100 and over, 4 months credit lor approved paper. DAVENPORT, ALLEN k CO., no 10—dtds Auct*.


ocr: GRAND GALA NIGHT! AT METROPOLITAN HALL, • FOR THE RKITEFITOF BRUDDER BONES AND JAMES. \f ESSRS. MOORE AND HUNTER re lfi ipectftilly announce! to their friend* and the public fa general, that their BENEFIT cornea off THIS EVENING, November 21 a'. On which occa sion they will preae-1 the largest programme ever oDered to the citizen) of Richmond. Mr. WM. PAR ROW, Mr. ALBERT ALLEN, Mr. J. P. SMITH and Mr. HOYET of Richmond, hare kindly volun teered their terviee* for thia occaaion ollv. Also. Mr. P. RIVERS, tbe Champion Dancer and tbe whole rtrength of the entire company will ap pear. Ticket* 2> cent*. Door* open at half paat 6—per formance to commence at quarter to 8 o'clock.


ocr: I)EV. M. D. HOGE'S SCHOOL FOB K l'Ot'NO Mto **cure {lie »*rvice« of »r.*. * ctJU dftwrtmoat oi NaroriU SWiru«», public Uteuliou to the {?""* '°j{ o( #,h Sept, I*S3. •»• M -, D ' 'ar?r,av."sas':'s» Dr. R. A. LewfafcM by e*p#rf- IrctarM on " if?ii aurio* Eh# eiwamj term, wo « menu, in to «wri»« «*••• who ink* pltMUfe. T f fcU k>)u „ b , MWi th*J bo linfff tiolthe by u»t«rat taJento »n4 by U iuiuiii»bi}1 u * 1 jjj* in ihc brauchea to Imp* i ec t ur <« wilL »t rhe wow be pr ? K •»< iiiH.rer.in*. *JM? will lorokh t,nl t io e»«"««" punmed U» ;r^"s^vyasi.«.D. A. T. it. MEJUUTT, M. D. . AUJFRTJ»NKA%M D. M JAUKS aULTOtf, M OvjH i. MABX, M D. 1M U. A WIUSOM. M. D. o« '*—o* —— tUJNOyCAS;« FAMU-SWOpwrtaMfl r "Kn*li<\ Kr.»ch Amorieia Ow Tmi* .«» «uJuimh «•»*« <* *** »"*V t " l&.tttiu StnO>


ocr: /COURTNEY & lULL. No. 173, corner Broad and Sixth afreet*, earnestly inrite the at tention of their friends and the public generally to their sec*nd supply of Fall and Winter DRY GOODS, constating of every variety and style of latiiea', geu tlemen's and servants' wear, which they are now re ceiving by variotu *rrivn!i from the Northern citiea. no I—lw


ocr: PURE COD LIVER OIL.—We have just received a full supply of purs medicinal COD LIVER OIL, very recently obtained from fresh and healthy livers, snd imported by ourselves directly from the banks of New Koundlatid. We recommend it with entire confidence to inva lids and physicians, as being perfectly fresh, aud so pure as to be scarcely objectionable to the taste. For sale by the bottle or gallon. ADIE k GRAY, Druggists, EOV 19 147 Main street. J


ocr: TELEGRAPHIC NEWS rmwsMiTTKP for the dailv thwmtch WMhiß|t«D Itrrns. Washington, March 9.—No appointment* were made to-day except that of Mr. Wash ington. The Senate have confirmed the ap pointment of Sidney Webster ns private Secre tary to the President. 1 he Senate will probably adjourn on Satur day. THE MARKETS. Baltimore, March 9.—-No sales of Flour. Nkw Y okk, March !).—Flour dull at yester day's rates.


ocr: THOMaS W. KEESKE, Salesman. HOUSEHOLD AND vl KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION.— Will be sold at auction on THURSDAY morning next, the Bth iimtaijt, at the residence of Dr. S. Mau piu, onCJay, between 11th and 12th streets, commen cing at 10 o'clock, his household and Kitchen FUR NITURE, cousisiiug in part of three elegant Brus sels Carpets, four three-ply do. Mahogany and Cane Seat Chairs, two handsome small Sofas, Book Stands Book Cases, Book Presses, 1 set Dining Tables, t set Tea Tables, Centre Tables, Office Tables. Wash stunds, Caudle Stands, Bureaus, Bedsteads, tcc. ALSO, CHINA and GLASS WARE, one pair GLOBES, MAPS, fcc. *e 7—2t GEO. J. SUMNER, Anct.


ocr: BY ALEX. NOTT k. CO. rpHIS (THURSDAY) MORNING, con. JL mencing at 10 o'clock, we will Bell at public auc tioii, to eigne sundry consignments— A lot of new aud second baud home FURNITURE. Also, 11 lot of CIGARS, BLACKING, FRICTION MATCHES, Clothe and Shoe BRUSHES, Britannia, and (jlass W ARE, CLOCKS, MIRRORS, 54 boxen TOBACCO. Also, a lot of piece tuid cut DRY GOODS—with many other articles. Alexander xott& co., «e B—ll Aucts.


ocr: EXCHANGE AND BANKING or c. w. purcell *. co~ri« v HO^BE SOUTHERN MAKUFAC* U&k*BASK ° f «• deemed m heretcfirfs it p*r at "• i»- GT All solvent W„hS SSSTstJL , the present be redeemed at par « win *»* We caution the pnbiic Jj£« eh * ato discount on (mall notes daied at W£Jhin«« y® u ? T. J. CARSON & CO XO 41 iv-rv « LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORf i*l? WATER STREET, ifEW YORKx^Ss I,O * ment of Bacon, Pork arid Lard alw«™ , for sale at lowest market nriees y • "*4 ZTt 1 folk, Richmond, intLjJlf , 0T * ment per steamers ROASOK !■' oJ i?t?£JSZ wfll hereafter he » Broadway, who are the only ?f* e " Ff v *t* b * £hw «hV K * fw N«w A,« S . W. D. MERIWETHER, IMPOKTFn srse, 0 ' «•»* 'S5 tSMS OT „ D E~- fKES"" 11 *"*. ..S iS iSaX.SSS ni£"'™" ■"* tub 14—Ota* k/KP mlkhay, underta street, between Main and Frar.klia.


ocr: —— MARRIED, On Tuesday momiog. the 11th inst., bv the Rev. W. H. Davi., Mr. GEOROE F. MAVNARD, fo Mits BALLIE V.. youngest daughter of Col. Stafford H. Parker, all of this city. * DIED, Last evening, EDWARD, infant child of Chas. H. and Martha E. Langley, aged 15 days. * On Saturday, Bth iust., at 7* o'clock, P. M.. at the of her father, in Henrico county, GRACE BETTIE. daughter of Wm. and Julia A. Sledd, in the 6th year of her age. Petersburg please *


ocr: THOMAS W. KEESEE.—Salesman. pHINA GLASS, EARTHENWARE, \J SHELVING, STOKE FIXTURES AND MIS CELLANEOUS GOODS.—Positively the last tale at No. E. Fifteenth street. Will be sold at auction, en FRIDAY morning, the 2Sd Instant, commencing at 10 o'clock, a Urge .ot of China, Glass and Earthenware—a large and valuable lot of Shelving and (>:a«s Casings, which have been taken down in such order as to be esily put up again. Severs! good second-band Hair Mattresses, a lot of Stone Ware, several valuable lots of China and Glsm Ware. Looking Gia»s Frames, Desk, 1 large Auction Bell, together with many other Miscellaneous Good". GEORGE J. SUMNER,


ocr: JOB PRINTING. DISPATCH office, Governor Street, 'i doors tram Main, RICHMOND, Va. Pamphlets, | Business Cards, Circulars, Tickets, Handbills, j Blanks, &c. &c. Labels, of every description, Printed at short notice and upon reasonable terms Orders for all kinds ot Printing will be re and


ocr: METROPOLITAN HALL 0 NIGHTS LONGER W YM AN, THE WIZARD AJ»T) VENTRILOQUIST, :n coLset;uence of the unabated desire to wituess his VARIOUS WONDERS, will continue his POPULAR EXHIBITIONS during the week, commencing on MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 10, lESS, Closing positively on Satnrdsiy Evening, 15th instant, iie Pertorznance will be varied each evening. Doors open at 7, commence at j to 8 o'clock. See email biile.


ocr: & WATCHES AND JEWELRY A full assortment of Watches, of very sape fQ J rictr quality, also medium qualities, warrant to keep good time, with a large and com plete assortment of jewelry of all styles. For sale by no 23 GEN.NET &. Eaale


ocr: RICHMOND MARKET. CJBBECTED DAILT. FLOUa.—We have no change to notice in market—prices 4f to $4s. nominal. WHEAT—I 00 to SI u5. CORN—SS to 60c. TOBACCO—SaIes are large, and price* the sam3—extreme rates 3)4 to &30.


ocr: Roach & McGUIBE, merchant TAILORS, No. 132 Main street, Richmond, V a., respectfully inform their friends and the public gen erally, thai they have received their l and \V in ter s:otl, consisting of CLOTHS, CASSIMERE&, VEST!ftiS. FURNISHING GOODS and ready made CLOIHING, embracing al the newest and most fashionable sty Im, which will sold at the very lowest prices. Purchasers are invited to call. Tliev are also agents lor the sale ot trancis Ma han'sSYSTKM of garment cutting. se 17—lm* 4 NTHRACITE AND CLOVER J\ COAL—The subscribers are now receiving their winter supply of ANTHRACITE COAL, will constantly keep on hand the best quality ot both white and red ash, which they otler on as good terms as it can be purchased in the city. They have also taken one ot the yard* belonging the Clover Hill Railroad Company, and formerly oe cupied-by Mr. Edwin H. Clarke, wherei they are ore pared to furnish the best CLO\ KR HILL COAL Scents per bushel. . , ... ~ ~ , They respectfully solicit a call from their and the public generally. Orders left at their office at Messrs. Toler t will be promptly attended to. se 17u WM. H. DAVIS k CO. (AH! there's not in this wide world pleasure so sweet, As to ait near the window and tilt up your feet; Pull away at tho " Cuba," whose flavor just suits, And gaze at the world'twixt the toea of yaur bouts. J. A. HARRINGTON is receiving largo lots of Havana and Principe Segars, to suit all trades, wholesale and retail. Call at the cheap Segar Tobwcy Store, Mkin street, cirner of 18th, sign the Scutch soldier. se 17—It* SALE.—A fine Harness and A MARE,6 years old. perfectly geutle and war ranted sound. Yor »aits by A. BODEKER, w 17 No I#, IJaiu


ocr: W. NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and X* • Dealer in Fashionable Ready-Made CLOTH ING, 135 Broad Street, Richmond, keeps constantly on hand and for nale, a full assortment of GENTLE MEN'S READY'MADE CLOTHING of every de scription. Also, a beautiful assortment of Cloths, Cessimeres and Vestings, which will be made up to order on the shortest notice und on the most accommo dating terms, and in a manner which cannot be sur passed by any other establishment in the city. Citi zens and strangers are respectfully invited to call, as 1 feel confident that I can give the most perfect *a tisfaction. All kinds of Cutting done and warranted to fit. FURNISHING ARTICLES, of ail kinds, for sale at a reduced price. oc s—3m


ocr: \ STONI,SUING, MOST ASTONISH- Xl-INO CURES. made by LEONAitD'S INSTANT RELIEF AND SPEEDY CURE FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, HOARSENESS, 4tc.—LEO NARD'S INSTANT RELIEF in the best Medicine ever used for those suffering from tlio above com plaints. Consumptive persons who have tried it,, have found great relief from it. Hundred* that have used it, prouounce it the greatest Medicine of the age. It is a pleasant Medicine, equally safe for the infant as the adult. To be had in 2 r > and 50 cent bottles, of THOMAS LEONARD & CO., 222 Broad street,


ocr: I AM BERT'S LOTTERY OFFICE* -1-i NO. 3 NORTH CALVERT STREET IJAI TI MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUMVS HOTEL-Ti.e purchase or Bale of Lottery T.ckets within the State Oi \trgmU being now in violation of law and at tended with a heavy penalty on conviction, the sub scriber would respectfully solicit the orders of lr» trieodi and etherc. who may feel deposed to purchase Having been a resident ot Richmond for upwards of thtrty yrars, and being pretty generally known throughout the Mate, he deem/it almost unnece-sirv to give any further assurance tfmt all business conif ded to him wili be promptly and properly attendee ly-Paekage,. ri ng ,. tickets aud shares, in all the Maryland Lotteries, fyrsnlt! rr-The p noted official drawings sent to corres pondents by the firnt Disil uri' rizeg c&shtd at sight. Addrets THOMAS LAMBERT. no 1( ta titiitiujore, Md.


ocr: BOARD,— One or t*o jouugGootleroen cau have BOARD, and a pleasant rsoui, Iq a t> - 4 f.nt part of Use r.u., 10 Biinn-e* walk f'om tbe Bin**- Aidrass B A, thi*office. *e£i— 3i» C" BUTTONS, PINS, NEEDLES, J «u „ for sJs to dealer* at very low JtjtM, h, ELI AS H4LE, Importer< f Watches, Jewelry and Kucy Goods No. Itti. Main ttxeet. HV m i m-HELL'S PATENT FEE N V H if £ CANDLES.— hoxear* aad «•*} for *ale bv m. 2S DAVENPORT, ALLEN k CO ItENCH BRAKDY of good quality—6 half i in*—'or **1« bv [ se 2S DAVENPORT, ALUEN k CO.


ocr: WiiKJ NOMINATION*. Election Day— (4tli I'liiirmtafj-iiOth Jla' For Congress. CLAYTON G COLEMAN, of Louisa County. Hoard of Public Works. SAMUEL PRi(jE, o! Greenbrier County. State Senate. OLIVER P. BALDWIN. House of Delegates. JOS. R. ANDERSON. H. K. ELLYSON JAS. A. COWARDIN. 6—dtde*


ocr: 1 AFAVK'ITK 1»IVISION, NQ. «5, H. ■ (J .T —Yoti are hereliv tiot'fnd ut atiotd at )f»ur flail, va BCNDAY MOIINISO, VtlJ at 9 o-«iock:. to i»ay t-We lauit tribute of respect (o o.ur dt- TAYLOK,ten. Mei.i oers tf »?i' u-quf*teii ro ithlui with s—lt* '-7 • C. ISUWM/.N, 11. £'.


ocr: NW. NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and a Dealer in Fashionable Ready-Made CLOTH ING, 135 Broad Street, Richmond, keep* constantly on hand and for sale, a full assortment of GENTLE MEN'S READY-MADE CLOTHING of every de. scriplion. Also, a beautiful assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vesting*. which will be made up to order on the shortest uotice and on the most accommo dating term*, and in a mauner which cannot be sur passed by any other establishment in the city. Citi zens aud strangers are respectfully invited to call, as I feel confident that I can give the most perfect sa tisfaction. All kinds of Cutting done and warranted to fit. FURNISHING ARTICLES, of all kinds, for sale


ocr: OMNIBUS.—A first rato On: *<.s> a tor aale. Apply to JOHN H SE«YRE3, _ap 18— 2w At tbe Coiumliian Hi.tel. Mercer. fotatoeb.-j^T race ivea bushels rery hue Mercer Polatoea which will sell »t * vary low price to c ose GEO J HEftRIH, »JM OppjwUß.andF 9)11


ocr: DAGUERRBOTYPOTQ. Daguerreotypes.— if you wish a really good PICTURE call at once on MINN 18 It WATSON, at 140 Main itreet, just below the Ex* chauge Batik, and have it done op in their inperior atvle. They havejuit received a splendid assortment of Gold Locltet*, Fancy Case*, Sic., in which to place picture* at moderate price*, oc 22 MINNIS k WATSON. PRATT'S VIRGINIA SKY-LIGHT GALLERY, hitablithtd 1848, No. 146 Main it„ at the Gothic Window.—Our great success daring the last seven year*, during whicn we have taken OVER THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND PORTRAITS, i* the best proof we can otter of the goodnen and perma nence of our Picture*, and obviate* the necessity of putting ounelvei into notice. All we ask is to give u* a call and you can obtain every variety of Picture at reasonable prices, with all the latest lmDrovement*. DON'T liE HUMBUGGED.—MR. OS borne would iuform the good people of Richmond that he i* still to be found at his old eitab lished gallery, opposite the Bank*. Mr. O. has not taken one thousand picture* iu two months, but he hat done a fine business for twenty-two months. OSBORNE claima'to be the first in Richmond to give to Daguereotype* a life-like flesh-colored ap pearance. STOCK! STOCK!! STOCK!!!-OSBORNE !* prepared to furnish country artists with CAMERAS, TOOLS, CHEMICALS, aud STOCK, wholesale or retail. OSBORNE, oc 21 Sign of the Flags of all Nation* AGUERREOTYPES.—A truthful, life like, finely finished portrait or miniature of a relative or friend, severed from us by distance or death who would not prize and desire to possess? A clear, rich toned, durable Daguerreotype 1* an object rarely seen. But MOULSON'S Picture* with*tand the te«t of time, and are pronounced by the higheat authority, unsurpassed on either side the Atlantic. Our price for one of these fine Portrait* i* only ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to plea*e or no sale. Strangers and citizen* are cordially Invited to call and examine specimens. Observe the name and number—MOULSON'S Sky and Side Light D&zuerrean Gallery, 110 Main street. URRAY'S DAGUERREAN GALLE RY, EAGLE SQUARE, Main Street, is the place to obtain a perfect picture at a low price. Tbe Flesh Tint, the result of long and patient study, applied to Dasruerreotypes without extra charge. STEREOSCOPES, the most beautiful of all pictures, takeu at verv reasonable rates. Strangers and citi zens will tin'd MURRAY'S GALLERY every way worthy of patronage. Pictures taken in all sorts of weather. JOHN MURRAY,


ocr: | lALL AxNL» &JbE THEAI— GUN'S, 'I'OLS, RIFLKS, itc—The undersigned would respectfully call the attention of strangers visiting the city to Lis extensive assortment, among which may be found double and single barrel Cutis, ranging in prices Uoni $3 to $125, Shot Belts, Pewder Flasks, Game Bags, Perct>**>an Caps, Caunister Powder, Dram Bottles, Leather Drinking Cups, Dog Calls and Collars. Wad Cutters, Coil's sua Aiieu'a Revolvers simile Sell-cocking Pistols, Bowie Kztivea, Monty Beits, Walking Canes, all of which are offer ed at such prices as cannot fail to give satisfaction. JAMES WALSH, Maker and Importer of Ouna, fie. N. B. Guns stocked in the best manner, altered


ocr: DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c. DIE & GRAY, DRUGGISTS, Main street, have in store, and are large additions to tlieir stock of DRUGS, MEDI CINES. SURGEON'S INSTRUMENTS, PAIN OILS, DYES, WINDOW GLASS and FANCY TICLES, which they offer for sale on the most favo rable terms to cash and punctual dealer*. Reeve & blaik, AND DRUGGISTS, 175 Broad street, have hand a geijeral assortment of DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, fcc., to which respectfully invite the attention of their friends the public generally. Prescriptions carefully com pounded at all hours. Orders trom the country meet with prompt attention. They have also in a choice selection of CHEWING TOBACCO, and assortment of CIGARS of the most'approved \TEW APOTHECARY AND 11 STORE.—The subscribers having entered co-partnership and taken the store lstely occupied A. Lew, Jr., 201 Broad street a few deors Messrs." Breeden &. Fox, offer for sale a general sortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS. DYE STUFFS, PERFUMERY, lie., which they recommend to the public as fresh and genuine, bas ins been purchased in the last few weeks by one us in person. Particular attention will be paid to the putting of Prescriptions at all time* of night or day. We respectfully request a call from our old and the public generally. PETER W. GRUBB3. »P 5 K- W. APPERSOH. PITRCELL, LADD & CO., DRUG GISTS, AND DEALERS IN PAINTS, DYES, VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS, ic , 32 Main street, corner 14th, Richmond, Offer for sale in lots to suit purchasers, their large and raried assortment, embracing the iu part—2Soo Iba. superior indigo; 5 hbds. beat Mad der; 2.1 bbls. No. 1 Castor Oil: 15 do Spirits Tnrpen tine; 300 kef > superior Carb. Soda; 15 bob. 25 do Burning Flaid; SCO kegs White Lead, dry oil; 3CO kegs Zinc Paint, in oil; 25 cases green and yellow; 3000 lbs. Red Lead and 600 ounces Snlph. Quinine; AO boxes Castile Soap; bbls. Cream Tartar; 109 dozen Yeast Powders; cases refined Borax; 200# gallons Lamp Oil; JO Tanners' Oil; 20 do Alcohol; 25 bags Pepper; boxes Window Glass, French and American) w Race Ginger; 200 lbs. root and powdered Carter's Spanish Mixture Bull**, Sands' and send's Ssxsaparilla; Fen-elf's Arabian Limmentt tang Liniment; Lyons' Kathairou; Barry's Tnropfce rous; Ayers' Cherry Pectoral, and all other patent medicines at the proprietor*' lowest pnc*a_ N. B. Particular attention to packing and fbjwaiß ing orders. rURCELL, LADD k CO, au £2 aa Main sireet, corner Htb. A KOTHER CERTIFICATE.—-RICH -i*. MOND, MAY, 1851—MRS. A. B. spected Madam: It is with pleasure I pieswt witii mv testimony in behalf of jour ' CO ELIXIR."—I have used it in ray family ere* years—(aacy years before you mad* eaie of il nave found it every thing yon represent it W With myself, in a cold and cough, It act* Hie a cbarsa. 1 am never without sjree of it near w; ritutly use ot it, have no doubt it has saved mntajr Joctora* fees; and although I doa t *fT filliWe cure of every Wy •«* Sg personaUy of lu w^» my family, atd cbcerttujr recjwm|tpa ts ror sale'. wbotesnle and retail, by ISKERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BEC'K,, CUA t MELTON. B r«d Wreet, awl clU*. Richnwsid. WUHJJOfcr,


ocr: BY DUNLOP. MONCURE it CO. GROCERIES ATA U C TIO N—On vJM TUESDAY, the 4th of October, commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell at our store, a general assort ment of GROCERIES, consisting in parr of— ItiO hhdti. New Orleans and Cuba Sugars, ranging from fair to choice quality, SObbls. Louisiana Molasses, 40 boxes Adamantine and Sperm Candles, 20 hlicie. Bacon Sidee, 50 bbls. Whiskey, Madeira, Port and Champagne Wines, Gunpowder and Pouchong Teas, Imperial and Hyson do. Mustard, assorsed Candies, 75C0 Cigars, some very superior, 3 halt'pipes Hennessey Brandy—vintage 1850. Terms.—Under $100 cash ; over $100, four months' credit for approved negotiable paper. Sale without regard to weatuer. se 30 DUNLOP, MONCURE k CO., Aucts.


ocr: gallons 1?«. U>dOH.f or Ump Oil; IJbbU YVimer Uu<W*d Oil; U gallons best American 4cfc« Kor»»U law iij ' ,or Painting Root's, st- % I*ennktt I BEERS. Druggists.


ocr: PARTICULAR NOTICE TO SPORTS^ MEN.—I have just received direct from London 20 dozen pair Gentlemen's IJuckskin OVER (;\f TERS, of all lengths, suitable for hunting ridiii" or to wear over the shoe. They are the best article of the kind ever oliered for sa'u in this city. „„ , 3 „ ALEX'. HILL, -? C . 7 No. 127 Main street. PATTERN MAKERS' GOUGES AND CHISELS, an extra article towl ich w 7 the attention of those in want. Ch U,: ,nv,to C. J. SINTON 1 CO., oc 12 ''',® Circular Saw, No. 71 Main street. Black cloth, for laotf CLOAKS, 12-j BOCKINT. L i T ■ , per Jamestown, black CI OTH 7 ? St ," C , e "; ed 12-4 Bock'.ng, kc. ' Ladies' Cloaks, C HARTWELL A. WlllTE CAMBRICS A-'," —n * » sortmentof white CAMRlfiri u as ~ LiNS, plaid and striped d o d^' ( s £ ww * Cambric DIMITIES, lie, is fill *»K'ired do., NUT CRACKS.—l'lain «udT%t^OjTlT CRACKS, NUT PICKS with Ivory IV,, i L \ Bone Handles, lor sale by ' • al,t ' ot: 13 /immk.rmak- l-'INE « We hive just received a beautiful lot of Congreaa Gaiters—Patent Leather and Calf Xki„ oc 13 PEMBERTON 1 BRp RENT—A ueat little store, -*■ to the Ist Market House, suitable for a Coufuc a JLV 7 or ' rult ,toro - Possession can be had at <i nct EDW'D D. EACHO. - la General Agent and Collector. M E Doip£V B OOK 8 -J- W. RAN SSri 1 h " tur sate the TEXT BOOKS and wSaT"* olU "' Bew Standard HUWB^^n L, i l D Kit8 ' f« iiijfc 1 / E ° e llelriD l,oflTOs4 --


ocr: RICHMOND MARKETS—Nov. I#. coßnrcrr.D DAILV. We have heard of uo transactions in Floor title* receipt "f the steamer's new*. There Vim been a decline In Wheat. We quota at ft 95 and red at $1 30 for crime qualities. Tjbaeci) unchanged. Market dull. MARRIED, On TuesHav. 15th lust., by the Rev. Mr. Manlv, Mr. w: BRUSHWOOD, to Mlaa CLARINDa daughter of Jaa. W. Johnstou, of Hill. *


ocr: READY-MADE CLOTHING —TO THE TRADE.—The subscribers have received their Fall and Winter stock of ready-made CLOTH- J NO, manufactured by themselves for the V irginia and North Carolina trade, to whic.i they ask the at tention of merchants. _ . Gray mixed satinet Coats, colored do English and American Tweed, beaver cass. Frocks Clouded and waved Frocks, heavy English mix'd do Fine French mixed do, German beaver do English beaver do, French do do Brown'audVlacl^business Frocks, English flap do French beaver OverCoats, English do do do Twilled Caster Coats, tine Petersham do Medium and low grade Coats Blue and drab Blanket Coats, English army do Mixed patridge beaver Coats, Devonshire kersey do German beaver Coats, Esquimaux do do Fancy negro head Coats, English double do A great variety of Satinet, Tweed, Kersey, French, English, American and Camptown Cass. Pants; Vests of satin, silk, tweed, black and fancy cass, plaids. Va lencia, satinet, sirge, cut velvets, wool velvets, See. together with a great variety of Fancy Goods, tiue and medium Shirts, late style Collirt; Hickory, Ham ilton and Flannel Shirts for negroes; also, full auita for negroes and laborers; under Shirts and Drawers; hoys' over Coats; Sacks, Frocks, Jackets, Pants, Vests Shirts. kc. KEEN, CHILES k BALDWIN, •e 13 102 Main street, I7ALL AND WINTER SUPPLY OF J: BOOTS. SHOES. CARPET BAGS. TRUNKS VALICES, kc.—PEMBERTON k BROTHER, 16i Main street, nearly opposite the Exchange Bank Richmond, Ya., respeettully invite strangers visiting the city, and the public generally, to call and exam ine their large and complete assortment of articles in the'above line. Their prices will be fouud to be as low as those of any other house, whether by the s;n gle pair, dozen orcase. The stock embraces : dress SHOES, BOOTEES and GAI -,emen'a c,klf ' ki P and BOOTEES aud jJOOXoi Youths' BOOTS and BOOTEES, of manv kinds Servants' BROGUES, bound and unbound Ladies' SHOES, buskins, Kida, Jenny Linds. kc. Ladies' black, bronze ana colored GAITKKS ' BUSKINS and BOOTEES for servant women va rious styles, Misses' and Children's SHOES in great variety Traveling TRUNKS, plam leather and hairdo! all of which are ottered at the lowest rates. PEMBERTON It BROTHER, sy 13 No. 161 Main St., opposite the Ex. Bank. ~DAKEII'S PREMIUM BITTERS.—I«j ■*-* /'"zen for sale at manufacturer's price bv BENNETT k BEERS. A VEK'S CHERRY PECTORAi.-l2() uozeu tor sale low by —iil BENNETT L BEERS. R. BENNETT k BEERS. « SPANISH MIXTURE—The BKfcßs, p^pri e l tor»°of k general ageuutor .Illiii u'lS 1 '!' 1 ' Mixture, and est wholeaale nrin>. l pu af M «dicines, at tbe U.w --t shi> cit?i i;'ih.('(!t^ —«teaiu- now ready to receive ' Capt. Mitchull, U the Dock.


ocr: SPECIAL NOTICES. JOB AND CARD PRINTING.—The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor Street, has the largest aud best assortment of CARDS ever in this citv, and is prepared to do this description of PRINTING on as reasonable terms as elsewhere in the city, as well as every other kind of PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING. Call and see specimens. GP'Plaiu and Fancy CARDS for sale. •e 3—dtf ATTENTION, MECHANIC GUARD! Parade in front of Lafayette Hal>, THIS EVENING, at 4J o'clock, in Summer uniform. Arms in order for inspection. By order of the Lieut. Commanding, •e 3—lt JOHN T. ORSBORNK, O. S. ,r,,^P, N T GOMKIiY UUAItD, ATTEN v f . ro V\" f tbc Capitol, on MON DAY. 6th Instant, at 2 o'elock, P. M with a rein.,?, of ball cartridge, lor i«r.,t practice. Ann. in order tor inspection. By order of the Captain «e & jnq. Mcdonald, o. s. ATTENTION AKTLLIxEUY!—Attend a Meeting at your Gun House, this SATURDAY even ing at So'clock. IS J order ol Lt. Shine, commanding. ® e a-n T c. BALL, o. a. CRACKERB —Eresli fcoda, Butter aud Water CRACKERS, of superior quality, made ex pressly io» tamily «k, Blk(!fy> (e 3_l; Op?poslM AivZ. Cnvat't,


ocr: FOR SALE AND RENT. •m ACHES OK MUST BEAUTIFUL •" ' LAN I), WITH A GOOD DWELLING THEREON. ON MEADOW BRIDGE ROAl), ONE MILE NORTHEAST OK RICHMOND, FOR SALE.—The subscribers art* authorized to sell that most beautiful piece of LAND, [with a new Dwelling thereon.] situated on the Meadow Bridge road, one mile uorthest of Richmond, opposite the residence of Mr. A. A. Morris, containing about 30 acres. It is the most beautifnl aud elevated piece of land in that neighborhood, and in the highest state of fertility, Apply to GODDIN 6. APPERSON.


ocr: no MORE NEW BOOKS.—Salad for the Solitary; price $1 25. Busy Moments of an Idle Woman; 75 cts. Happy Days of Childhood; $1. Harper's Magazine, vol VII; $1 50. Lady Lee's Widowhood; 38 cts. The Shady Side; 73 cts. Fanny Fern; 81 25. Life of Wm. Finkney; S2. Light on the Dark River; $1. Gustavus Lindorm; 75 cts. Life of Edmund Burke, by Pryor; $2. Leila at Home and in England; each 75 cts. Rhetoric of Conversation, by Hervey;7s cts. Merklaud or Self Sacrifice; 75 cts. Poems of Gen. G. P. Morris; $i. The British Poets, various styles. For sale by no lfi A. MORRIS. 97 Jlair. St.


ocr: /GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING AND V * FANCY GOODS.—WM. F. ADCOCK it CO. are now opening a large and beautiful stock of Gen tlemen's FURNISHING and FANCY GOODS, con sisting of an extensive and well selected assortment of the following articles : Shepherd's Mauds, Dressing Cases, Traveling Blankets, Traveling do., Robes de Chambre, Writing do., Office Oowns, Port Monnaies, Shirts, Pest Books, Under Shirts, Cloth Brushes, Drawers, Flesh do., Collars, Hair do., Cravats, Tooth do., Scarfs, Shaving do., Ties, Nuil Co., Stocks, Comb#, Suspenders, Soaps, Shoulder Braces, Perfumery, Money Belts, Opera Glasses, Night Cape, Pen-Knives, Socks, Cigar Cases, Handkerchiefs, Link Buttons, Gaiters, Snufl' Boxes, Canes, Razor Strops, Umbrellas, tc~ fcc., ice. Gloves, All of which will be told at the very lowest price*. We solicit a call. se 15—d3tc3t Main St., under American Hotel. CTOP THEM STRAY MULES —Strayed KZ? from the farm of the subscriber on the night of the 11th inet., (Sunday,) 4 young, unbroken MITLES, two black, one sorrel," with a roan rump, the other o red brown, nearly black —all horse mules. It Is sup posed they have gone either out the plank road or the deep run turnpike. Any information by letters through the post office or otherwise, will be thankfully received ; and if the Mules are returned touiy farm, on the new bridge road, 2 miles from Richmond, will be suitably re- JOHN H. PAKKHILL. j RENT, the DWELLING over ray .mr* containing 5 large rooms and a kitchen, and October" feE?" Store on Canal street, between 6tb and 7th streets. t« 15—31* TvaRM IN NEW KENT FOR SALE, J? about 15# acresof land, of which 115 are cleared, in a pleasant aud healthy neighborhood, with a new dwelling, "nd all necessary outhouses. It is sboutitt miles from Richmond, and 3 miles from the Wil liamsburg stage road. For farther information, apply at QOODE k AL LEN'S Tobacco Factory, 29tn jtreet. se 15—d2we2t* FOR RENT—A neat brick TENEMENT un Bank street, suitable foraamali family. Foe- Rent #150. f 15-31*


ocr: JOB PRINTING. DISPATCH OFFICE, Governor Street, '2 floors from .Main, RICHMOND, Va Pnmphletct, I Hnnine*,* C'nrds, Girrulnra, Tlckrti, Handbills, | HlnnW*, Ar. tVc. Labels, of every description, Printed at short notice and upon reasonable terms l -tf" Orders for all kinds ot Printing will be re


ocr: JOB PRINTING. DISPATCH OFFICE, Governor Street, ti doors l'rom Main, RICHMOND, Va. Pamphlets, I Bnniness I'aidn, Circulars, Tickets, Handbills, I Blanks, Arc. Arc. Labels, of every description. Printed at short notice and upon rpasoua'oie terms. I 5P 3 Orders for all kinds ot Printing will be re ceived a»d executed in the handsomest


ocr: BINFORD, MAYO & BLAIR invite attention of their friend. and the public general ly to their new stock of Kail and Winter OOODS, con.i.ting in part of— Brown and bleached SHEETING, SHIRTING DRILLS: cotton OZNABURGS Plaid DOMESTICS, apron CHECKS, plaid LIN SF.YS Fulled KERSEYS, SATINETS and TWEEDS negro clothing White and colored BLANKETS, fine BED KETS White and colored Maraeille. QUILTS, QUILTS FLANNELS of every color and quality .Irish LINENS, table DAMASK and NAPKINS Linen SHEETINGS, 8-4, 10-4 and 12-4 French and Eng*h MERINOS and Persian all color. Black Canton CRAPE for ladie. dreamt, ZINES Black and colored, plain and figured SILKS Black and colored ALPACAS, MOL'SLINE LAI NES and CASHMERES Black and colored CLOTHS for ladiea' cloak* Black and colored CLOTHS Caasimere, .ilk and aatln VEBTINGS for wear Cloth and velvet CLOAKS for ladles, very rich handsome Alio, black and colored CLOTHS and VELVETS making ladiea' cloak*. oc 14—diawttt w4t T UST received an invoice of fine h 00.


ocr: Imparts from the 10th to 2~:th May. 249 tons Ice 756 bales Bay 81CU bus Corn 269 hhds and tierces Sugar 102 bbls lasses 367.899 feet of Flank and other lumber 470 tons Guano 897 tons Antaracite Coal 57,789 lbs loose Baeon 60 hhds Tobacco 227 Boxes Oranges, 3C9 boxes Lemons 76 firkins Butter It 4 cases Licorice 584 boxes Dry Gvoda 308 boxes Cheese 21,100 Shingles 105 kegs Lard 525 bbls Whiskey 202 hhds Bacon 195 bbls Sugar £4 Coolers and Refrigerators 186 baskets of Olive and other Oils 323 bbla Cider and Ale 32 hhds Molasses 14 crates Earthen and other Ware 20 bags Malt 388 bbls Paints and Dyestu3 119 kegs WO'ts Lead 479 bags Coffee 294 boxes Candles 61 tons Plaster 62 bbls Tar 1802 bus Peas 1784 bus Wheat 103 Cooking and ParlorStovss 60 tons Iron Ore 60 tons Moulding Sand 401 tons Railroad Iron Exports from the 1 Stkto 25th May. 5278 bbls flour 3005 bus Bran and Ship Stufl' 216 kegs Spikes and Nails 15.500 bus Coal 7C44 boxes, three qr da and cases Tobacco 77 firkins Lard 81 bales Domestics 2S bags Feathers 189 hhds Tobacco IS9 tons Pig Lead 75 bales Skins 386 tons Bar and Scrap Iron


ocr: ,fc\°J, ICE VrT° '"▼eler* by •Hißßiaa. Ptney Point Line to Bol t7n -?h7 ? eXt tr i p of lhe "earner POWHA -lAN will be made o.i Sunday, 3rd July, in.tead of Monday, the 4th, her regular day, consequently pasiengeraior Pisey Point or Baltimore by her. will have to take the cari here on the mornma oI Sunday next, 3rd inat, at 7 o'clock, AM BAMIJEL RUTH, Office Siehmond, F MfPtVS&V*'- Richmond, June 28th, 1833. \ Je 23—5t


ocr: 77 flflftFEET Michigan White I I jUV/lF PINE BOARDS and PLANK, 68.0(H) feet Canada do., 4G,000 do. 1 inch BUTTON WOOD, 27,000 do. | WHITE WOOD-very wide, 20,000 do. 2, 3 and 4 inch ASH, 15,000 do. HICKORY. 5,W0 do. BLACK WALNUT, Landing this da; fromschrs. Louisa and Wm. P. Williams, for sale on accommodating terms by


ocr: MILITARY. EAGLE INFANTRY, ATTENTION '.-Attend S?.T,-o§T?U 00r F° ttt Lsfayeltn Hall, on T. a? h T," e j * ,7th «»1 o'clock. P M A full attendance It required at business of lm portsnce i« to b« transacted. Delinquent are ptrticila ly requeued to be present. The Ser geants will be punctual at the hour. Bv order of the Captain no 16 2t JOHN C. POWELL, O. S. W TfT^T l £ N * VOUNO OUAR.D.—Attend a meet- NK-atiAV at year Armory. on WED i> j next, Nov. 16th, 1853, punctually By order of the Caplain. Puoc,u*"J no 12t V. L. FORE, O. S.


ocr: JOB PRINTS G DISPATCH OFFI CE, Governor ?>ir«'et, - doors from itlaia, RICHMOND, I'a. I'mtipMets, j Business Cards, Circulars, J Tickets, Haiidbillit, j Blacks, iSee. &c. Labels, of every description, Printed ut short notice aud upon reasonable tern s Orders for s-11 k'n'is ot I'nnting wiil be re cused arm executed in the handsomest istyle.


ocr: NW. NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and • Dealer in Kaahionnblf Ready-Mads CLOTH ING, 135 Broad Street, Richmond, keep* constantly on hand and for wile, a full aMortment of GENTLE MEN'S READY-MADE CLOTHING of eve™ de •cription. Ai«>, a beautiful assortment of Cloth*, Casslmere* and Veiling*. which will be made up to order on the «horte«t notice and on the ino»t accommo dating term*, and in a manner which cannot be lur pawt'd by an* other e*t*bli*hnient in the city. Citi zen* and stranger* are respectfully invited to call, a* I feel confident that I can give the moat perfect u tufactiou. All kinds of Cutting done *nd warranted to fit. FURNISHING ARTICLES, of all kinds, for sale »t it reduced price. oc s—3m


ocr: GJ.EC). M. WEST, Nos. saiiJ (5, Exchange, * offers for sale — Godey's Lady's Book for September—2s. Graham's Magazine " " 25. Voyage Round the World, by Gerstacke—sl. The Green Hand: a Short Yarn—23. (■us Howard and Minnie Grey—each SCc. Harry Coverdale's Courtship—so. The Gambler's Wife—2s. The Prairie Bird—2s. Smith's Poems—G2. Fern Leaves from Fanny's Portfolio—sl.23.


ocr: Daily ex pe ci ver Queen, *•" 3100 strings Onions. 21 bbls Red do 2 do Silver Skin do 23,2i0 Cigars. For sale bv 86 5 ROBERT RANK IV Si FORAGE, STORAGE—The subscribers b? ""ted the custom house LUMBFn HOUSE, on 15th street, in rear of our Auction • Commission Store, are prepared to receive *"!! every kind of Goods on storage, and en re» V! terms. Insurance can be eHectedat the low~tT, as the building is fire proof. Every attention iff, T B ' paid to the reception and delivery of »ll . ' I,e trusted to us. J B " *°od* en my 26-u ALEXANDER NOTT k CO "FENDERS AND FIRE iT6«:i with braßa inouMiiiog t , * '• *!#s*» FENDERS, .uitable for "itv ''h ' /e ' l a,,d ""strv brass head polished and kiici.ei. SIM D rf ' |,,acf "i sorted, a: price, from 50 cents Ifi ONS, as low and stoße u-are Bo "'ls, fcc., of jel- XI4 pTmcTT^tt:— bclkley k co. H Bi-N'SKXTRACTsf I( f i S AND J-U --hJL Hv l3| y AK °' "'wM e 'TA d v^i tt!e sail—dts "AKafcll i. ANDERSON, V/ ,vtit" — — ***'"• 40 Main #t. se3 1 J- I'lCOTlcO


ocr: RSK' EXpKESS AND Rich flowered GALLOONS New patterns ufOIMPS The latest style* of CLOAK TASSELS »ew more niece* of Greek style Vkll VB"ra TA WL?ARKs'tc' REOOLtKTTi: ' ri . OI'ERA And many other desirable article* at „ 9 _ n „, HIRBH k BOTTCHER»S, 2 - 2w * . 178 Broad street.


ocr: BY OODDIN k APPERSON SALE OF COKN, OATS, FODDER, HORSE, BAROUCHE, MILCH COWS, kc.— Will be sold on Thursday. 24th November, 1853, at the residence df Mr. Valentine Heckler, near to Fairfield, commencing at 11 o'clock : 150 barrels Corn, about 30,000 lbs Sheaf Oats, 20,000 lbs. Fodder, one Horse and Barouche, two tine Milch Cows, four Heifers. Terms—All sosns under $50 cash, over that amount four months credit tor satisfactorily endorsed negotiable paper. By request of Mr. August Schsd. no 18 GODDIN t APPERSON,


ocr: By Alexander >otr «k Co. WILL, be sold, This Morning, at our Store, commencing at 10 o'clock, tne following ar ticles :— 1 Fine Feather Bed 1 Teester beadsiead A lot of Windsor Chain Four Tables 1 Trundle Beadetead 1 Wardrobe 1 Prtse lFall set of Wheelwright's Tools, bat little usad With many other Goods, mh 5 ALEX NOTT & CO. Aucts.


ocr: XTO OTHER ALTERNATIVE BUT TO SELL CHEAP!—CHINA CROCKERY AND GLASS WAKE—LARGE IMPORTATIONS EX PECTED.— K. L. HICKSON. 218 Hroad Street, will iu a few day* be receiving, direct i'rum tuc Potteries, a large Stock of CROCKERY, aud bis store being to* small to receive the new, be has no alternative bnt to sell the old Stock cheap. Hi* Stock of GLASS WARE and CHINA is also large and well-selected.— The whole Stock on hand, as well as that expected, being purchased and contracted for previous to tta late advance iu England, he will be enabled to sell cheap. TABLE CUTLERY, SPOONS, FORKS and LA DLES—with a great \ariety of FANCY GOODS. Just receiver, a large supply of STON£ aud GLASS JARS. v t. Country dealers are solicited to call earlr Goods lor the couut;; carefully packed. au 23 PU E C ELL, LADD & CO.. DRUG GISTS, AND DEALRRS IN PAINTS Q!i<L DYES, VARNISHES. WINDOW OLAsJW& T 'cowe* Hrri, Richmond, Va.— Oiler to* Mi# m Jou to tun i'Uicba#er** their !n r lirt a ' ialo'lf ">>br»dnrtb* Mlo-tr.nfc li »«P«n<>r Indijo: S hhds. best Ma 3* hH Castor 01!; 15 do Spirits Torpan tine, Carb. Soda? Isbb!s. VarnidMK ■i T' iUd: m ke *» White Lead, dry aad oil; 3ft) kegs Aire Paint, iu oil; 25 cases Cbrone. green and yellow; 3000 lbs. Red Lead and Litharge; •>OO Ouucei Snlph. t»aiuine; 50 boxes Castile Soap; 7 bbls. Cream Tartar; i'K dozen Yeast Powders; !• case* refined Borax; SoC<t gallons Lamp Oil; 3D bbls. Tanners' OH; 'J> do Alcohol; V> bags Pepper; IW* boxes \\ tudow (Jlass, Kreaeb and American; a bacs Race Ginger; 200 llw. root and powdered Rhnbarb; Cartei'a Spanish Mixture; EuO's, Sands' sod Town send's Saraaparilla; Farreli** Arabian l.ltilment, Mas tang Liniment; Lyons' Ksthsironj Bmrtyp Tocophe- Ayer»' Cherry Peetoral. *nd all otfeer popular patent medicine, at the prepriet&ri' ln»e*t pric-*. N. H. Particular attention <"t]£F"uA - ina orders. PI'BCELI., LAW k CO, an 22 Main street, corner 14th. I 411 Ifi HKAKT CYPKEBB 1 OU«Ul/U SMmOLfS, mytrwr to uj ltsoftWv'KoVkfsrd X>(3lCi reefWn* thl* 4»jr. Aim, in ttate.M !>*•:». ItoUbmii FiuUMof LI.MK; 160 kfcl*. R. H. WIIITLOCK it KOM, AND WOOL.—auoo It*. 1 o! FEATHERS u.<i WOOL, for **!« If* t» clam m f; Ujf A, S. I&JS. U4 28M«*


ocr: SPECIAL NOTICES. AUCTION NOTICE.—The attention of the public is respectfullv invited to the sale of CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE, itc.; and also to a large aud valuable lot of store FIXTURES, consisting of Counters, Shelving, 4tc„ to take place THIS MORNING, commencing at 9$ o'clock, at my late place of biuinesa, No. 8 Fifteenth street. See ad vertise uient. so 7 GEO. J. SUMNER, Auctr. ATTENTION!—WASHINGTON IN VINCIBLES.-Atteud a Meeting of your Companv, on Wednesday, September 7th, at 8 o'clock, P. M., at Lafayotte Hail. By order ofthe Captain. se7—lt THE SONS OF TEMPERANCE AND ODD FELLOWS OF MANCHESTER are request ed to atffcbd a public the Masonic Hall. In Manchester, on THURSDAY, the Btb instant, at 8 o'clock, P. M-, for the purpose of taking measures to build them a hall. A ftill attend* Order, is DR. JOHN 11. WALTHALL, HOMCEO PAI'HIC PHYSICIAN, Office on Governor street, nearly opposite tlie Governor*! Uuujmj. tuh 14—ttui*


The Abbeville banner. [volume]

ocr: ~ POETRY. Spare my Heart from Growing Old. Olil time, I nsk -u boon of thee? Tlioti'pt Mrippcd my hoart of munya friend, Token half my joys and all my (ileo? lie just for once to make amend ; And since thy hand must leave its trace, Turn locks to gray, turn blood to cold? Do what thou will with form and face. But spare my heart from growing old. I know thon'st taken from many n mind Its dearest wealth, its choicest store, And only lingering left behind I O'er wine experience's hitter lore. 'Tis snd to murk the mind's decay, Feel wit grow dim unci memory cold? Take these, old time, tu'he all away, ( But spare my heart from growing old. Give me to live with friendship still, < And hope and love till life he o'er? f Let he the first the final chill j That bills the bot-'om bound 110 mora That so, when I am passed away, And in my grave lie slumbering cold, ii mi luiui reiiienmrmice menus may nay " Ilia heart, his heurl grew never old. To a Lady Sleeping. < Slumber gentle lady, 1 Slumber like the rose, s When the air of Heaven Lulls it to tejiube. ( Angels hover o'er thee, j Softly seul thine eyes, e Wuft thy spirit gently, To the smiling shirs.

place_of_publication: Abbeville, S.C.

publisher: Charles H. Allen


ocr: t . > " JOB PRINTING, very Description and in the beat stylo KX ROUTED AT THIS OFFICE: Embracing piicIi as y -ruiNF.-'B '?"? hand DiLijfli any size, CF.II"T8|l^^"r ' " TOSTK16, " " U,llftAl)8,- nooKK, PAMl*ltl.F.TR, nrtKFB. , (II.ANK8 OK ALL. KINDS. iJ-Thr Proprietor of the Amikvii.i.f. Hannf.ii .s.urc6 liisfrirmlH uud .thepublic,that tjieir orders mything in the Job Printing Hup will bo exc :iri "i tiif.uo.si manner, and ut us low rateH an ;tiy other establishment.


ocr: JOB PRINTING, Of every Description and in the best EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE: Embracing such us BUSINESS CARDS, HAND RILLS, D1)V 6?l7.e, tu'.ckiits, | rosTKtu, " " CILL11KADS, : BOOKS, PAMrilLF.TS, BHIKKS, I BLANKS OF ALL KINDS. I) r 1110 rropriutor 01 iiic A.uni:vn.i.n i)as\hn assures his friends and the public, that their orders for anything in the Job Printing lino will be in the best manner, and at as low rates as at any other establishment.


ocr: ifichol;^ IJIrJEvoy m I Ins permanently lucnted ut Ab \ J ^A_('>evil!c Court Moiise. AH that ha F' J^s=a='?liwirt,K from the citizens cif Abbovillu Village and the District is :t trial, mid, if lie does not please yon ill style, inateriul,'ni>d every thing else pertaining to bis business, it will not lie from endeavors upon bin part tn discharge his duly. His STOCK <>K HOOTS AND SHOES Are various, and cannot be excelled. Call and judge fur Yourselves*. April li, ]J5f.3 1 12m


ocr: are to contractors. ' - ' JOHN MoLAREN, . 0 . . ISAAC BRANCH, ? 'S. McGOWAN, I C^.ALLEK,. ^jilt** jnvira I. ** -n? ? . ,i l NQPLK, > I | . JOlftf MWLWAIN, J ? Abbe'viiler march 29, 1853 7 1 Thn Carolinian tv(ll copy this notice* tin til tho l(?lh May, oiia-fonvufd bill toI.?Draiicli,.Trt'asu-.


Grand River times. [volume]

ocr: New Goods ! New Goods ! I7ERRY & SONS are now receiving and opening : the largest stock of Fall and Winter Goods they have ever offered in this market. Confident that the READY PAY SYSTEM is the best for trade, they offer their lanrc selection of Staple and fancy (jroods,1 Groceries, Hardware, Hoots and Shoes, Crockery. &c.,'&c, at prices that will ensure the CASH TRADE of this vicinity. Customers, both old and new, arc respectfully invited to examine our stock for themselves.

place_of_publication: Grand Haven, Mich.

publisher: Barns & Angel


ocr: Notice to Contractors. "YXr2 WH1 receive proposals till the first day v t warcii next, tor tnc construction of two and one half miles of Railroad, running from the bank of Steam's Bayou, on Sec. 5, to the centre of Sec. -io, iii i. x. u. io w. ino ground is lavoraoic and material very convenient. Each proposal must be accompanied with the lname of at least one responsible person as surety : for performance of contract. Plans and specifica tions may ue seen at our omce. , GILBERT CO. Grand Haven. Feb. 9, 1853.


ocr: WROSVENOR REED, Attorney and Counsel lor at Law. AH business intrusted to me will be promptly and satisfactorily attended to. Resi-


ocr: "VfOTICE. Came Into my enclosure, on the 2 lth J ult., at Port Sheldon, one yoke of red oxen, Bix or seven years oi l; also one red heifer, two vears old. The owner Is requested to call, prove . property, pay charges and take away. 121 wi Wm. J. Barker. Grand Haven, Dee. 3, 1853.


ocr: Notice to Contractors. "VyE will receive proposals till the first day of T T Marcn next, lor tno construction of two a one half miles of Railroad, running from the ba of Steam's Bayou, on Sec. 5, to the centre of S 10, in T. 7 X. R. 15 V. The ground Is favoral T T Marcn next, lor tno construction of two and ank Sec. rable and material very convenient. Eaili proposal mu ; be accompanied with the ram:; of nt least on? rrponji!Q person as surety for performance of coairact. Plans and specifica tions may be seen at our office. GILBERT $ CO. Grand Haven, Feb. 1833.


ocr: Muskegon Tailor Shop. THE undersigned has opened a Shop at Muske gon, and is ready to do all kinds of jobs the lino of tailoring, from coarso to fancy, at pri ces which will cause no murmurs or People of Muskegon and vicinity, your is solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed, f O'Jtf. October, 1852. L. K. Devellev.


ocr: Daguerreotypes. rrMIE undersigned would inform the public that X he will remain in town but a few days longer, and those wishing likenesses, please call and get them. The artist will give entire satisfaction both in his art and the reasonableness of his prices. Call and examine for yourselves. Room at Mr. H. Bean's dwelling house, Frank lin Street. II. S. Clark. Grand Haven, Nov. 22, 1833. 1 122 tf


ocr: stfl'r-. A full attendance of the members of Vip Ottawa Lodge, No. 40, 1. O. O. F, is requested tins evening (Wednesday), at the Lodge Room, as important business is pending, By order of the N. G.


ocr: Notice to Contractors. WE will receive proposals till the first day of March next, for the construction of two and one half miles of Railroad, running from the bank of Steam's Bavou, on Sec. 5, to the centre of Sec. . 16, in T. 7 N. R. 15 W. The ground is favorable and material very convenient. Each proposal must be accompanied with the name of at least one responsible person as surety for performance of contract. Plans and specilica - tions may be seen at our office. GILBERT CO. ' Grand Feb. 1813.


ocr: ESTIIAY OX. CAME Into the enclosure of the subscriber an ox 10 years old, line back, brown sides, and brockle face. The owner Is requested to prove property, pay charges, and take away said ox. HANNIBAL A. HOPKINS. Polkton, Nov. 18, 1832. n70 tf.J


ocr: ESTRAY OX. ""tAME into the enclosure of the subscriber an J OJ x 10 years old, line back, brown Bides, and brocklo lace. The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges, and take away said ox. HANNIBAL A. HOPKINS. Polkton, Nov. 18, 18&. n70 tf.J


ocr: country was very unsettled. Austria ordered 5,000 Swiss to leave Lombardy in twenty-four hours. . .. Hostilities had been resumed between the Turks and Montenegrins, but not as reported between Turkey and Austria. Tho Austrian Mission at Constantinople was unsuccessful. Ono thousand men have volunteered, in Flor. ida to take the field against Billy Bowlegs and tho Seminoles.