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nRpATO** r**ti?'*' AtfitsM ?»l>v ttjr nclock **£*%W" - ,?-4er in <iM»ar Ife nrxt <Uiv Th'iZZTZZimr. e'odeeWi* mmh w;»a'A«

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ribli RMUrls.At tha ilak of pla>iȣ rather long upon ' a sin-

gle Mritf." w* mult i*«ark that It la a aorry?Igbt to behold the grtat Cablo, that wondronateUtttßMt of inodoii. science, by which thlaroaatry wa* to have b*eu annexed to GreatBrltaia, fallen so low, that th.»re art not only«aoao go poor aa do it »«vor«iu»<»," but that allHi wag*, atou of tho Kntpif* City, wag tbelrtoacos* oter It with prolan* luvity,chatting likegrlaaing ape* around tne carca«e of a fallen Hon.I?bl**s the Cable laterrupts th.» unwemSy jncoU-rlty.withone 01 ita r«/al thunUerbolta,and oiaktathe nnbelieteia lauitb th* other aide of theiruoßtha, it « ill become an ol.jrvl of hooting anddarMoa to tha whotu I uited States. We protestagainst ik* injusti.* to the Atlantic Telegraph,which baa done nolitiu,; at auy time to make Itselfridiculous, ncr to weakoo our coulideuc* in tbepracticability of tolagraphic communication be-tweeu Knaland aod America. TheCable, like otheraotorlati**, i* sufferingat pre*vnt from the Indlscre-ttona of ita frUnda, and especially of the N*wTorkotlebratioo, and perhaps frout the iscornpe-t*»cy of the operator* and their instrnmenta.?But w* rather respect tbe Cable lor presertlng aprofoned silence from tbe moment that our coun-trymen otnmeiiced their antics about it. Up to theboor when th**p«ech makingbegan over the cable,It **i in a hopeful condition, and delivered seve-ral imrortant meaaages with combined dignityaodpromptitude. But when the orators beg<*n to con-tart it Into an insttuiuent of self glorification;whan p«tty aspirant* fjr public notice «ei7.ed upouIt, to galvaniae into new I'fe their debilitat< d po«lltical crrcaaea; when New York tradesmen «-rnploy-?d It as an advertising medium of their unsaleablewarta, aod a vast ainltitude in the Empire Citybowed themselves in adoration before Cyras W.Yield,as another god of the wi*. the Cable becamedumb with amazemeot, rage and mortification,aod baa never since said auother word. We honortb* Cable for tbis dignified rebuke to the garrulityof tha time*. How could any cable, with properaelf-re*pect, occupy the Hoar at the tame timewith such magniloquentspouters as declaimed i;spralaaa In New York? How could any cable,witb tba slightest degree of religious rvvereuce,permit Itself to otter a syllable after sucii speci-men* of cablerhetoric even in the pulpitas this;"When the sulphuric acid of true repeatat,ce cor-rodaa th* contaminatingzinc of innate depravityand actoal *infttlness, the fervent electrical force ofprtyerfol entreaty," ke., Ac. Tbe Cable becamedisgastod and shocked by all this nonsense, andthinkingthat a Cable, like a man, may be kuownby the company it keeis, is maintaining adignifiedre**rta, aod whilst the '"electrlcsil indications''contioae to declare that all's right, tbe Cable, byIt* more convincing alienee, proclaim* that all'swrong.

W* trait, boweter, that th* Cable, after *uffi-clently punishing the vanity and selfsnfficieticyof a conceited and babblingage, will permit itselfto b* prevailed on once more to open it* mouth,aad demonstrate the practicability of other enter*prlM* of a similar character, which may be estab-llihed under aospice* of equity and impartiality toall who are concerned in them.

Ireland.The National InteUiyencrr says tlitre are evi-

dence* Jo the Irish journal* of increasing goodfeeling towards the English in that country. Theagricultural prospects of tbe country are also saidto be very promising. A Dublin paper says thewheat crop ia one of tbe best ever seen in In -

land; the yield is heavy, tbe quality good, aud ithat been gathered in excellent condition. Thepotato crop ia beyond danger, and was never\u25a0lore productive. Other vegetables are of sacbsuperior balk and quality that eveu the formersthemselves are satisfied, and have nothing to grom-ble at bat the fact that abundant crops bring lowprice*. Still, tbe prices of agricultural produceare highly remunerative; there is diminished tax-ation, lighter burthens, and more employment forall claaaei.

What a contrail does this picture present tothat of tbe aame country eleven years ago! Ireland, In tbe great famine year, seemed to havereached tbe lowest deep of her misery and sor-row. Her career Is now onward aud upward; and,at a moment when tho most sanguine of hereons had begun to despair, the ''gem of tbe seas"ia flaahingout new light,aud is destined uot onlyto aarpats It* original lustre, but become tbebrightest jewelin Britain's resplendent crown ofempire.

A Valuable Work.The Petersburg Jbrprstt announces that Chas

OaMpmll, £iq.. of that city, proposes, should thenndertnklngreceive (uffl :ient encouragement tojustify the expense, to publish "A History of theColoujr and Aucieot Dominion of Virginia," fromthe first discovery and settlement, to the close ofthe Revolutionary War. The former edition willbe entirelyre-writteu. the notes for the most partincorporated in the text; ihe old spelling modernized, and the work enlarged by the udditiou ofnew matter, to double the size of the first edition.The work will be published in handsome style,in one Tolanie, octavo, of five or six huudred pagesat tbe low price of $2 50 per annum. We neednot apeak of Mr. Cami-hell's exaltedqualificationstor the performance of the duty he proposes. Noon* io Virginiaor in the Sooth, is more eminentlyfitted for snch a work, which tke Jfjcjireis is safein predicting, will be one of rare value, and whichwe agree with it, should be iu the possession tfevery Virginian.

Rev. Dr. Hoge.W» are pleased to be assured by members of

Dr. Hook's congregation, that there is do founda-tion for tbe paragraph in tbe Washington Union,copied into yesterday's Oisjiatch, stating that theEst.Dr. Hoot, of this city, bad accepted the call?f ? Presbyterian Church iu Washington. Thiswill be gratifying intelligence, not only to thecongregation of Dr. Hoge and to the communityin which be lives, but to the members of his wholeChurch throughout Virginia, by whom he is uni-versally admired for his shining talents, andwarmly loved for the noble qualities of his heart.

Mew Hagsxlue.f '? stated by tbe litmpdeuSiJuey correspon-

dent of tbe SuulA Side Drmnrrat, that, at a latemeeting of tbe Philanthropic and Uoiou 3ocietie»of that College, they decided topublish,on the firstof Jannary next, a monthlyLiterary Magazine?tbe former electiug as their editors, Messrs. R. C.Osborne. R. W. Ramsey, J. M Mnrkland and J. POeborne; tbe latter, Messrs. R D Beach, B. HughesW. 11.Treadway aud J. M. Smith. The writer ex-presees ihe opinion,bused ou bis knowledge of thefinecapacities aud literary acquirements of the ed.Itors, that this magaalue Is destined to vie withtbe first magazines of the Soathern States. Wetrust thattbe friends of thevenerable college fromwhich it smanates, and the literary commuuitythroughout Virginia, will accord to it the mostliberal patronage.

The Lynchburg Republican is to bo publish -ad daily, as well as nmi weekly, in a short timeMr. Glass, the enterprising proprietor and ableeditor, la about to associate with him a very efficieot auxiliary, in the person of a young gentle-.Mo of character, intelligence and business habita. Mr.Glass says the daily RepuUiean shall beemphatically a newspaper?the Dispatch and i>-prtu of Lynchburg? containing the very latestiaialllfaßce from every quarter where it can behad by pains or expense.

Under its new arraogemeuta, the Republicanwill unquestionablysecare, what it will nodoubtwall deserve, a largely increased patronage.

ThsSecretary of the U. 8. Agricultural So-ciety, MaJ. Banj. PaaLtv Pooac, has arrived, and is?otlrsly engaged la making arraogemeuta pre-paratory to thatgreat occasion.

The kiehuwnd Examiner appears io a newwd handsome dress. It is one of the most able,dlgaited, aad ettcieut organs of its party. We?MCmtalata Ita excellent editor, Mr. D« Witt, ap-°* "? iaereaelng prosperity.

*** OoLuec.?Ou the night ofT. *''?» *»\u25a0 the Koqnirer, the visitors ofthto TaaasaLls Oolleg* U1 a ase«ting at the Kx

' wk,ch Kx President JohnHector, presided. They ap-»? !?»«.. «N,

uerasaa?a good appointment. Theßev.MrBarawall of Soath Carolina, having declined thekwMweyai tha College, which was tendered\u25a0*"» ®w(l will act as Preeideot pro tern.

DlMCinox.?The aaw Catholic chureh?St.wry*' la Norfolk, Va?wa* dedicated on BundsyMeOiil, ofRichmond, and Bar Me**rs.*** olialaisd. There were J(OM

paraaa* presant. Bishop Lynch, of Charleston, 8.A on fit* offiBIOQ,

An Aurteultnral tso*#r '"m(11Ml

II I* b«w certain that nearly *t«ry P ''

Atrlcnltnral B«ioijr In the U«lt«| S«»to* will I*

o«cltHy repre**otedAt th* Natk.mil Fair, wblehwill eoatm«Bc» hrr» «u the -.Mb, I>TPre*ldenf, or *ons* olb*r frflioor*. Several Societieshave alw> appointed delegation*, *t»ong thorn :

The M Carolina Utile Agricultural 3x'itlj/~00l a J. flreen, Columbia; l)r. J. R. Sparkman,ifeorgetowo; Col. Ben AlUton, Georgetown; denS. K Ut«t, I'nton Village; and Dr. J. A. M«tt«,Clinton.rv AVw }'ork State &<-iVf.y ? Hot. J. A. King;Hon. W. T McCouti, <,President;) Hon. Wm.Kelly.Henry Wager and Secretary B.P.Johnson, (*x-President*;) George Clarke, W Akenhed. C 8.Wafnwrfght, Samuel Home and Franc in M. Kotcb,Kmi.

The HotfiiehvuftU State livir./ tof J/nculture ?

Got Ranks. (Chatrmau of the Board;) Hon. Mar-?hall P. Wilder, of B<x>ton; Judite Mar»ton, ofBarnstable; M»J. Geo Sutton, of Salem: SecretaryFlint, of Ronton; Hon. John Brook*, of W, rcester;C. Atwater. B»q , of Springfield; R. V. French, Esq,of Braintree.

The Petersburg Xxprtu I* mistaken In attribu-ting the "complacent" remark about "Richmondand contiguous cities," or auy part of the articlefrom which it quotes, to tha Dispatch. So sucharticle ever appeared in thi* paper.

Niw Music.?Firth if Ibnd, New York, have JoJitpublished the 44 Ocean Telegrsph March," byFrancl* 11. Brown, a very popular author. Thomarch is very "cordially dedicated to Cjrus W.Field."

We have also a second pie. e of *C«bU Music, er.titled "Dau Biyaut'* Cable Song," a comic *ong S6tto music.

For tale by P. 11. Taylor, No. ISB Main street

AnAmcrican Admiral.?The Navy Departmenthas authorized that iu cases like the present Paraguajan naval captains commanding, shall be en"

tilled to the title aud honors of Admirals. Adtni"ral Shnbrick. therefore, is thefirst American ytii-

miral who goes out with his ting at the fore, wheretbe Omimodore't pennantused to fly.

Fatality?W. G. Somnurville, of Culpeper,C. 11, Virgiuia. ha* lost five out of his seven chil-dren, by scarlet frver, aud tbe remaining two aredowu with the same fill disease.

Th* Austria's Rescued Passengers ?A dispatchfrom Quebec, announcing the arrival there of the22 additional saved from the Austria, sajs ;

The Austria's pump in connection with the fireengine was not in woikingorder. Som-attemptwas mrde to reuder it available, bnt the flameswere t<*> rapid. Near tbe forecastle, ropes weremade fast to the chains outside, aud to these num-bers clung; but, as tbe flames progressed, theygave way and found a watery grave. On the bow-tprit tbe passengers were laid out. piled one on topof another, someiimes four deep. They were final-ly driven from this last rtaiuice until only oneman remained, seated on the extreme end.?Eighteen persons got hold of the chain beneath tuebowsprit stay, and remained there till f.»ur o'clockiu the morning A seaman clambered thence totbo bowsprit, aud those clinging to the stay passedwet clothing to him. The fire was subdned so asto render those on the bovsprit comparativelysafe. They remained there till taken off Ly theboats of the Catariua.

TheCable to Havana.?lt is now stated that thesubmarine cable and land wire, from Ilavaua, i*to be terminated at Macon,Ga.

Tbe lineprojected is to be partly terrestrial andpartly submaiine between Georgia and Key YVe*t,cxteuded to Havana, if the permission o{ the Government can be obtained?otherwise the SO or 90miles of sea communication will be made by stea-mers. The company was approved by the Islandgovernment, aud th« charter for the Americanend of the line was obtained from the Legislatureof Georgia and Florida. Application was theumade to tbe Spanish Court for permission to runthe submarine cable, and as yet no answer hasbeen received from the tjueen, although it is ex-pected that her C. M. will interpose no serious ob-jection.

The I'rensa anncutice* that all the estimates andsurveys of the proposed line have been made; thatthe soundings of the Gulf between Ivey West andHavana were made by vessels of the AmericanNavy, which were generously tendered to the com-pany for that purpose by tbe American Govern-ment without cost to the directors. Tbo Prensahas seen the charts, and says that the Americauroute i.f this liue will be Irotu Key West to St.Marks, 425 miles of submarine cable, all< wiug tenper cent, tor stock; from St. Marks to Tallahassee25 miles of wire on polep; from Tallahassee to Al-bany. Ga . 80 miles of do., and from Albanyto Ma-cou, Ga.. 100 miles of do.

At Macon tbe wire will conncct with all theother wires of the Union. The estimated cost ofthe submarine cable will be $500a$(kK> per mile,and of the land wire $200a5300 From Key West toHavana will be 90 miles of cable, including theallowauceof slack. The c*st of working tho wholeline is estimated at $30,000 per annum,all inclu-ded.

Mr Bochahax and the Hebrews.?lt appearsthat exception having been takeu by some mem-bers of the Jewish persuasion to one particularparagraph iu ihe telegraphic dispatch gent byPresident Buchanan to Oueen Victoria, Dr. IsidorKaliscb, rabbi of the Bue Jestiurun congregationiu Milwaukie, wrote to the President for an ex-planation and received the followiug reply:

Washisgto* City, September 11,1858.I have received your favor of the s;h instant,aud permit me to say that iu the construction ofmy answer to the yueeu 1 think you are some-what hypercritical. Most certainly I uever in-tended by using the expression, "All the nationsof Christendom,'-' to cast any reflection upon theJews. Such an idea never entered mymind. Bothas PreM'ent of the United States and as an i.dii-vido&l I have ever been the advocate of religiousliberty and theperfect freedom of conscience. Formany <f your persuasion lentertaiu the highestpersonal regard, and I would be the last man inthe world, either iu an official documentor aprivate letter, to use any expression derogatory totheir character or calculated to wound their feel-ings. James Buchanan.

Removal op Professors?The Kev. John Early.S J., has been transferred from the President ofI.oyola College of thiscity, to that of the Collegeat Georgetown, I) C., aud the Ror. Win. F. Clark,S J , for several years pastor of St. Joseph'sChurch, corner of Barre and Howard streets, hasbeen appointed to till the vacancy occurring atLoyola College. The Rev. B HcGuire, S. J., latePresident of Georgetown College, has been ap-pointed to preside over the Seminary at Washing-ton.?Halt. American.

The Captain of the Slaver?Capt. Townsend,of the slaverEcho, who has been underpin* ex-amination at Boston for some time, has beuu fullycommitted for piracy. His trial will take placebefore tbe Circuit Court ou the 15th of October ?

A new complaint has b> en entered against him formisdemeanor, which subjscts him ton fine of from$1,000 to Ja.ooO, and imprisonmentfor from threeto seven years.

Burning of a Sloop and Loss of Cargo ?TbesU)'>!> Dunkirk, owuod by a number ot farmersof Vurl|)ii»er, and for some time past engaged iorunnier between Baliimore and that river, tookfire onSunday and was completely destroyt d Shewas ladea with dry goods, guano and powder, akeg of the last exploding and c >mpletiug the destructiou of the vessel Loss $15.U00.

Fatal Affray.?A free took place in anItalian lager beer garden in New York, Sundaynight, iu which four Irishmen, who had torcdtb*-ir wuy into the garden and insulted a woman,were set upon by the Italians with knives audmortally wontided. One of them, Michael Culiyen,died iu a short time alter the light.

De Sauty's Doings ?No one is admitted to tbecable operating room at Trinity Bay. it is said.noteven the Su|>erintendeut of the Newfoundlandliue. Au officer of the Uuited States Coast Survey,(Mr. Uilgard )made a pilgrimage to Trinity Bay towitness the work ot operating the cab'.e, but Mr.iJeSauty was inflexible, aud tbe officer was onlyallowed to peep through tho wiudow.?Button Adv.

M tiLS roK Eubopk ?'The steamship City of Washiogtou has beeu engaged to take tlie mails for allparts of Kuropeon her trip to Liverpool next Sat-urday, the 9th lust.

S\lc OF Flour Mills.?The Novelty flouringmills at l'arkersburg, Va.. have been sold to.Mesxm (irambrlil and Birely, of Frederick, Md.,for $7,000.

Tux OafcGo* Senators.?lion. Delnzm Smith,one of the United Stat«s Senators from Oregon,?as to have left thatTerritory on the 'Joth ult..rur Washington. Oregon, It will be recollected,"has not yet been admitted into the Union.

U 8. District Attobnet or Utad.?Col. A. Wllson, of Philadelphia, the reeeutlv appointed Pni-ted Stales District Attorney of L tah Terriiorvarrived in St. Josipb, Mo., on the :24th ult., andthe next day toot his departure for the land ofthe "saints."

?^ r - P- Charb.s, of Houier, Lickingcouaty, Ohio, on returciug from church, attempt-ed to water his horses at a stream much deeperthan he supposed. In consequence, his wagouwas oversowed, and two little girls, bis nieceswere drowced.TbankssOlVixq Dir.?The Governor of New lUniD-shire has appointed Thursday, November 25th. asa d..y of Thanksgiving, it iaiheUrstappolntmentmade this year, and the day selected will doubtlessbe generally selected byother Governors.

VmvXMiTY or CBK4UO.?This university has a..or«r. n Wt" ""cured and bearing, ,

rest, and a fine college edifice, worth iIOO 030to be completed duringthe present jear. '1 droveof l:«J stock cattle, from Tennesseewere purchased. In Culpeper C. H., Va_ ouSatur-ia'ssr"Don Julian J. Alfoi.so, worth five millions ofdollars, died ou the 16th ult., in Havana.

Mr Koeh from the Barma TheologicalSchool, waa a pan sender on board tbe Austria,audod his way to Wlaconsia. *

An American gt-ntUman, of a raapeefaWefami-srvlag a* a lienteaant In the WurtembergDaring September, 2,Wl persons aailad from>?* Vork aud «oatou, in steaauhip*, (or Borope.

TELEGRAPHICNEWS.ItirOKTKO FOR TUK <l D'H PATCH. "

LATKK FROM HIHOPM.Ntn York. Oct !»?The steamship Hammonls

with date* from Southampton to the 20th .Sept.,but arrived.

The news l« entirely nnlmportant.Tha General Assembly of Holland was opened ou

the IStli. A messsge wan read from tha Kindhoping It would receire favorably the concertedtueainrea to abolish slavery in the Datch posse*aloui.

COMHKaCML.Ijvirpimil, Sept. 20.?Cotton partially advanced

%. No breadstutis report. Money abundant at 2per cent.

STILL LATER FHO9I EUROPE.Quince, Oct s?The Nova Scotia, with dates

from Liverpool to tbe 2*21 alt., has nrrived.COMMERCIAL.

LiVERPoot., Sept. 22.?Flour very dnll?hot dot*Wonld acrept a reduction ; Baltimore fl mr <juote<lat 21 a 22Jii. Wheat has a declining tendency-Southern Corn very dull ?white iss.;yellow :U«. Provisions dull. Oroceriea noiet. ?

Spirits Turpentine 89s. on the spot ; to arrive. Rosiu steady at 4s. Id. a I*. 3d. Hice heavyand slightly declined. Cot tor?sales for o days otUO.OtU) bales; tiiiddiine qualities advanced l 16.?Consols for money &7

TheSpanish government has ordered a new re-inforcement i f 3.000 troops, and all its (urge shipsof war unemployed, imni"diately to Cuba.

Faint signal* over the Cable are still received atValencia from New Foundland. There is anothermore distant defect, tho locality of which cannotbe discovered without going to New Foundland.FROM WASHINGTON?IMTORTANT ABOUT

THE PARAGUAY EXPEDITION.Washington, Oct. s.?The Secretary of War has

appointed a comminsion of Army officers to conferwith the militia officers of the District of Coiunibia on the subject of revising tbe militia laws olthe District.

Oer. Ilerau has been sntnmoned heie to conferwitb Mr. Cass on the sulject of the Grenadatreaty.

The sailing of the Paraguayan Expedition is de-layed lorigej than at first anticiptted. fjr the rea-son thatofficial intelligence has been receivedthat L'ipez intends serines resistance The Gov-ernment has decided on a different and more un-compromising policy. It is stated here that tbeexpedition will be considerably augmented bylaud firce*. for siege operations. CommanderPage has received orde;s to report Immediately outhe Sabine at New Tork, and it Is understood thatJudge Bowlin will receive final instructions to-morrow.

The U. 9 steamers I'nlton and Water Witch willtouch for coal at Barbados*.DESTRUCTION OF THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL

PALACE.Nkw York, Oct. s?The Crystal Palace here,

with all its contents, was destroyed by fire thisafternoon.

Till: FEVER AT CHARLESTON*.Washington, October s?Private letters from

Charleston say the yellow fever is raging there toan awful extent,and as fatally us at Norfolk twoyears ago.

[I'be Charleston papers of Monday, received lastnight do not. confirm the above. They say tbefever is deserting the lower wards, and if chieflycoLliued to the"Neck."]

THE RESCUED FROM THE AUSTRIA.New York, Oct. s.?Tbe girl saved on tbe Aus-

tria, is Sophie Fourier.RACEBETWEEN FLORA TEMPLE AND PRINCE.

Detroit, October 2. ?Flora Temple and Princetrotted ia harness over Foster's course to-day,mile heats, best two in three Flora won tbe tirßt

j two heats. Time, "2:3V/± and 2:31.MARISBDISASTER.

| Bostov, Oct. -I.?Tho body of a man and a valise! were found on Dennis B;ach this morairg, sup| posed to belong to a Quincy sloop, which waswrecked on Yartuou'h lUr Saturday. The valisecontained papers belonging to Wm. Parker, ofRockport. Two persons were seen on board the ves-sel when slie struck.

Virginia Commerce?Fiftv«four vessels are re«ported to have arrived in New York on Friday last,from the Capes of Virginia. All or nearly ali ofthem were schooners.

D-iowned.?Saturday night a white man, namedMcßride, fell ovetboard from the tow boat YoungAmerica, at Norfolk, aud was drc'wned.

New York to hs Sold Out.?Robert W. Lowber'sjudgment of $200,000 agar st. the Corporation of theMayor and Commonalty having b eu afJlimed bythe Supreme Court, he intei.ds to collect his moneyby summary process. Deputr sheriff \ ulte. whohas the execution, has advertised for sale all theportraits, fixtures aud furniture in the Governorsroom-"; all the new caip.-ta, drtdts and court furni-tureiu theCourt of Common Pleas; all the artiilesin use at tbe Mayor's office, and all the fur ,itur» inevery Court iu tfie citybt longing to the corporationcf thecity cf New York.

Robbery.?On the night of tbe 21st September,the store of A. Updike, in Gooney Manor, in War-ren county. Va.. was broken into, and many ar-ticles, principally dry goods, amounting totaken.

Hon. K. M. VTilliatiM. of Prairie county, Ark.,died suddenlyou the ISth ult., of hemorrhage oithe lungs.

Tho U. S. steam frigate Wabash was at GenoaSeptember 11, all well.

G«n. Win. Walker was on a visit to bis father, iuNashville, last week.

Thomas Trenor, Epq., American Consul at Valeucia.died on tbe 6th at the Spring! oi Pauticosa,near the French froutier.

There were thirty deaths iu Norfo'.k, Va., during the mouth of September.

83, RICHMOND THEATRE ?

By universal request.EDWIN BOOTH

as MACBETH.Edwin Booth as Macbeth.

PUBLIC W.'SH COMPLIED WITH.Edwin Booth as .' Macbeth.

By universal request,THIi WrDNKsDAY NIGHT,

EDWIN BOOTHwill enact, for the lait time this engagement, hisgreat character of

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MACBETH.Sfft. Joh Fai'bl, the original inventor of me.

tallic tj pea. or at least of prittiUß with moveablecharacters, was charged with beins: in league withtheDavil because he turned out Bibles so rapidly t>y

means of tiunew invention. Had he lived till 18M,instead of kicking the bucket in 146f>, aud justvisited the Dispatch Job Office, be would havemade a similar accusation against others. Whatelse than niagic could haveorigiuatrd tuch avarietyot elegim ornamental types as are found at this establishmnu? Th# days of magic are over, but theDispatch Job Office turnsout all binds of work ofunsinpassed excellence, with more than magicrapidity and cheapness.

JO" Hies & Co's Headquarters of Art, 139 Ma'ustreet. New style of Ambrotypes for 5) cts, 91 andupwards.

Lijihteyes taken to perfection at Reej k Co'sSteam Gallery, 139 Main s'ruet

Children taken pei feet, only at Rees « Co'ti,139 Main street.tfjf Ries i Co. have had 16 year's exporience an 1

are regular educated Artists aud Chemists, in em-ploying them, you runno risk of being representedin a bungling manner.

ta.PAiiiiHNK's Scalss.?A uniform standard ofWeights dud correct system o£ weighing, are sub-jects claiming the atteutiou ofevery.individual inthe community.

A correct Seals is a just arbiter between buyer andseller, ami it is of the utmost importance that an in-strument. so universally called upon to decide ques-tions of great value in tlit> daily arid h'lUily trans-actions ot business, should be of such reliability anderactneA* as to secure the confidence 'ifall those whomay be affected by theresults indicated,and to obttiiisuch buy Kairoauk's, whicU, for the last twenty fiveyears, has been fu'ly teited, and tscivers.tlly ac-knowledged superior to any other made. They canonly be had in Richmond of CLARKSON, ANDER-SON A CO, No UK Main ?tree', who are solo agents,and will short notice-

Weigh Lfldt ScalesV ailroad Trae*ScalesRailroad Dfrpot Scale*Hayand Cattle Scales,and who keep constantly on hand?

Whei-.taud HopperScales ,Dormant Warehouse Acale*Rolling Mill ScalesWheelbarrow scale*Kortable Platform ScalesPlatform Counter Scale*Giocers'ScalesKv. n lialancea, andDruggist Scales so 11?dim

TYROSINE OIL, KEROdINE OIL?A»- Lamp O.I; Linseed Oil: No 1 Lard Oil; BurniugFluid; Spirit* Turpentine; Wbite lead; Varnish't;Brusoes; Window Qlaas, *c, Ac Receiving and for?ale by MILLSfAUGH* JOHNST >N.

oc 6?2t* Diiigg'stf, 27, Bast Main street.TVTOTICE ?lhe public is informed that

I have appointed THOMAS WHITLOCK myagent, to bu/ and sell. and trade generally, in themarket forme. In all case* he is only authorisedto burand sell r»a cash. W K WiLSON.

Richmond, October .*>. 183*. oc fr-l2f

CCHOOL BOOKS!SCHOOL BOOKS!

The attention <f,

PARENTS AND TKACIIBRBi* invited to mr ftMoitißtt&t ofBTANDARD FGHOOL BUOKB,such a* are used in the city.P B PKIOE,

OC6-3t 16m Mlin street.

<JOPERIOR BTCC4 OF-

BERVANTB'CLOTHINd?GRSAT BARIAINSFOB CAfll.

piece* Fulled Cloth*,Sattinets andKersay*. PlaidUaaay*and Shirting*; IflOO pair* white anl eo.'dN*gro Blaukat*?bought for eash and outrkad low,to 5.,1 off rapidly,at thea*w

oc 6 Mo Ml Jtafle Square.

Flnanoial and Commercial.ltirhiiionil markets, Oct. 5.

Th»re ft no chanao in hreadstoffi. No I ran'an-<i"ti« in Floar for shiptbtnt, and rates to the itadeunchanged-

WHRAT a-ll* at former quotations: $1.3591.40*>r good lo prime K- d: >1 s"(,ei sft for good to primeWhit ; inferior .|tia!itf< s 75c Mfl.O.CORN- Sole*oflimited parcels »\u25a0 fl per bushel.

Northern Market*.-1 P> Teleobaph.]Btr.Tivoßa "ctober s.?Flcur dull; Howard anl

Ohio. *5 ftrt. Wheat firmer; tted *1 2-\ Whitetl 2 (y)l 4r» Cc.rn dill ; White lower nudqua'ojat75<i#78; Ti/low rStftitt. froTis'ons dull

N»W Youk, October s.?Flour heavy and ua-changed. dull, w'th a declining tendencyTorn buoyant; mixed 7f(<i)7 V Cotton firm?sales ofU'rt hales, "uear firm atgidrits Turpen-!tiredull. and Kice quiet.

LrIED,In NewOrleans, of yellow i-.v r, on the 23d ult,

R''IJBhT 'IIMOI IIV, >vu of Capt Itobt.Bankio, of'his eitv, inthejrtd year of his #«».

It is e»peot«d a dis iurM«. in relation to bn d»a'h,will be delivered in the "First Independent Chris-? ian Church," l>r Kev. Mr. Fukiolei", on Rnndiymorning next fhe friends 11' iho family of the de-ceaMilare reepteUully invited to att nd.

gjlT Maine papers phase copy. *

Yesterday, the sth instant, JOHN ZKrKM.E,aged ?> month,iatunt sou id Ji.n and Ann 7,nielie.

The friends of the ftmdy are invited to attend thefuneral,from the resi fence of hit parents, on Main,hetweeu 11th .and 12!U streets, ttiii a:t.>rnooa at 3o'clock.

MAanfi iVTBLLioawcHFort nf RuJiiiwiid, Oct b?Hi%h Water 3' 4 o'dl.

ARRIVED,Steamship Per nsvlvaria. Teal, Philadelphia, mdz

and pass-iigcrs, II K Tnttle . . . ?

Brhr Irogiu,Cook, Philadelf hia, coal, Samuel P

"clir Wm Btvero, Brooks, Norfolk, C2rn, Lewis NWebb A Co.

S< hr Henry Parson, Eldridge, Portland, rum anusyrnp, I ft 0 B Davenport-

?

Schr MaryAdeliue, Creighton, Nor.o?k, c^m.SAILED,

Hteainer Jamesbiwn, P«tri?h, "<ew York, mdze snihud'am ft Watson.

Mearner <Jo«»rcp Peftbotiy, Pritchett, BiiltiDQoro,mdze, l.ndlam A Watson.

Schr Oriacna, Pierson, New York, maze, D x WC'trrie. . , ? .

Scfcr Wm Colqni t, Fr»nk, Baltimore, via PortWalthall c ial. W D i.'olquittft to

Schr II mnah Mr.-iMa. f utter. N'w York,via Ntr-folk. ship timber. W D C&lquitt *Co.

grlir Mountain Atcane, Greenfield, H R, nonr toshipCompetitor.

Pchr Homor, Salisbury. Baltimore, ia ballast.

LOBT.

LOST? Ahout 10 dajg siiue. letweenmil and 3 I street', my FREE PAPERS. They

were in a mull tin bos. A reward of t2.to will bepaid for tbtir reiurn tothisoffice.

ROBERT CARTER,oc 6?lt* A free inm of color.

lOtiT?On fundiy Dig&r, < ctober 3d.J between the corner of fith and Main streets ar.d

ChuK'ti llill.a p'ain Qtli.D BRACELET. with thename Ei' Hnnt enslaved on the inside. The ti ulerw i 1 te suitably ri wirdedby leaving it at this ? ?Sice,

oc 3t*

LOST?On Sandaj last between St..liuiu-s' Church and tie rcsid"nce of \Vm. H.

Smith, Kfo., opposite the late residenfe of ConwayKohirisci), Fs<j, liy sth to Clay to 7tn street, a Child'.-GOLD ARMLET A suitable reward will tie givenfor its return to this office. oc a? 2t

ENVELOPES! ENVELOPES!A SUPERIOR

ARTICLFFOR

BUSINESS MEN!Just received hy

PHILIP B PRIOE,rc6-3t 16IJi Msin street.

gs, HOCStJ AND Lt/TFOR RENT~5813. The Houfe, rccupi'jd at present by Mr W KPriddy, near R 11 Lorton's. Feq , i» for rent, and im-mediate poisessiou ("in be bad The Hi usecontains6 or 8 rooms, wilhtti-usual out houses, and J acresof landcenuecte Ito it. Rent verymoderat".

EO B LYNfe", Agent,oc t<?ts Officjover A. Boleker's Dmg Store.

ga Fcfll RENT?A neat Brick Teuemerit on the suburb of Uuim H'll. or. 2.Vh st ,

one square north of \ enable. It has fivj goodrooms,and aki'cbei. with two rooms, a well ot ex-celeut water, and a very large enclosed lot. To apermanent good tenant,ren* only $UO. Appiy atmy sho.< store. No. 13 Alain street.

oc 6?is WM WUJH.<*jg STORE FOR RENT. ?1 lie Ftoie§83 No. S6 Main street, is for rent. It is betted

inUie c 'litre of ba»in<-gs; is commodious and Wtllarranged. Possession given Ist uctober next. Ap-ply t, ED D. K ACttO,

g-< 20? dts General Agent and Collector.fT- FASHIONABLE f&mMILLINERY ROOMS. «£n*S"

Mrs. K. LY"M has jut letr.ratdfro.u New York, and is row opening her a-> ?

sortment of EttY,4c, consisting in part ofthe la'est a-d most fashionable styU-sof Straw, Sill;and Velvet ll.ir«, together with a great variety ofHead Dresses, Caps. Flowers, Ribbons, H*ir Braids.Ac, ic, which she will be pleased t" sh jw her frieudsand customers, at 123 Main street, (eji stairs )

oc s?ev2 w

\u25a04km BROGUES AMD LEATHE&.sl](j.criber line for pale

4 <«»ii pair CII V )1AUK BROGUES3/M> sides SOLE LKtTHERInstore a: d to arrive, which he will pel! onac-

ccnruodatitig terms N DEViSRKUX,oc 6 ?lni No t32Cary street.

L'OVE LODGE, No. 61?Bre'li-VVres: Attend a meeting of Dove Lodge, No 51,'Wit vour L.'dtcp rsjm, in B ishor's Hall, THISKV KNI NO, at (> o'clock.

llt orCer of the Wo'shirtul Muster.oc6?lt OSO IITOMPKIVS. Sec'v

tk«sSSk ASH LAM D~(VA~jraces-fall mating1-SSB.?The proprietor of thie1 1 titw and beautiful RaceCourse, sixteen miles North ot Richmond. direotlj

on the line of the Richmond, Fredtricksburg ar.dPotomac Railroad, begs to announce to tbe racingworld, the foil.wing stakes to be run for overbidcourse, this Fall, commencing on TUESDAY, tfce;i6th day of October, 1858, and continuing four day\and hopesthat the owne- s ofr icing stock will seuain th>-ir ? ntranci-s without delay.

Tuesday?First Day ?Sweepstake for three yearso'd colts and lillies, outof mares that n« v rwo'iorproduced a winner, mil« heat«. $ton ntbscriptionhalf forfeit. Toclose onthe 15iliof October.

Second Race?Same Day?fweepstske for three\u25a0years old colts and fillies, $!sft entrance, halfforfeit,two mile heats. To close on the 15th of October.Wednesday?(Second Day ?Sweeps 1ake for threejears old colts and fillies, mile heats, $100 entrance,$50 forfeit To close on the 15th of October.

Secosd Rac e?St-' ate Lay.?Proprietor's Purse,5990; three mile hea aThursday? ThirdDay.?Jockey Club Purse $U#o

four milo heats.Friday?#WtA Pay?The Ashland Handicap

\u25a0Sweep-itakes.two and a halfmiles, $100 subscription$50 forfeit. $25 declaration, if declared by tbe 25thof September. To closi on the Ist of September.

N. B ?Where money is added by the Clnb or Pro-prietor, in case of iuclemtnt weather, tbe right t«postpone is reserved.

Ample stablin? and the best accommoiations willb» furnished to all wh> uiay attend. Racers andPriiners will find the "Ashland Hotel" ail that isdesirable.

For entries or other informati n,address the pro-prietor a'. Ashland. If.-mover couniy, Va.au3?dtd JAMES M. TAYLOR, Proprietor

FTTR PHILAUELPHIA.?ThePclir WM IISCNRY, Capi Pas3apajs.

having » portion of her engaged and goin# »>nboard, \rii sail with dispatch. For balance offreight, apply to W D COLQUITT & 00.

C? 6?st

tfALL TIiADE ?In store and coastaut-" ly receiving a full stock ofFine WINKS.BRAN DIBS,UINS, RUMS,

UoRDIALS. 4r, Ac.30t bb's Penaiylvaiia and Ohio RYE WHISKjSY

>w> do T X L Do .Tie-tic BRAND*50 do X Holland GIN3>irc«siis PORT WINE4(1 do MALA'} A do

110 bbls "Etc Isior" RYU WHISKEY24 do ".star" d > do16 do "Fauk'' <1» doKl do Pike's "Ma«nolia" do56 *». '4. '» and pipes of Genuine and Imi-

laii u BRANDIESCHAMPAIUNK,ObARET, ABSINTHE,CURRACOA. KKKSCH WAfSKIt.Andin !'*<?:» general supply of tv.iry artu"'o in

the lineSolicitinea call before puu'hasinjr el**where,

1 am, Te.-jr rtjep.ctt'all r, yonra, Ac,JOHN J MKLI-OV,OC fi?lm 134 1'arv st.

C^OAN ?3,100 bush Is Coru, n.,w iuJ the Dock, for gale by

cc 6 I.KWTS N WRAB * 00.pfcNUINE iMPOKTti) rniM U1 f hVX SEGARS?Xxtra Eagle and Steamboat, justreceived andfur saie by

JOHN W POLL ARD,oc 6 Druggist. 17th Btreet._

LOW & BENBOW'B GLYCERINESOAP?Fur haidi. roughness of the

skin. «c , fjr sa'.e by J .VI W HoW-AKD,< c it Diugni't 17th -Ueet.

C-* HANK^TsLr bKlNß"aad CARHIAttE' SPONGKg of supeiicr fiuality. for sa'e by

JOHN W POLLARD,oc6 Druggist. 17ih street.

MRS. J. J. FRY lia* two de'irableroms vacant. Persons within# IV~»ARD, can

be acc »ni'noiatt d. Corner Frau'Um aud «ih sis.cc ti?3i*

A CERTAIN FACT.?We hare now iostore row crop Raisins, whole, half and quart «r

hoses: Sweet liavaca Oranges, Ac, per steamshipJamestown; for sale by

oc 6 DAVU? N JONKB A CO.pLATED CASTORS. ? A large aad*\u25a0 beautiful variety of PlatedCut', rs, at prices thatcannot tali to please.

oc 6 THOd A BULKt.EY.f'LOTHES HAMPERS.?foriiepoiiiiog

Clothes Basket!, Market Baskets,Ac , to be bad at 13/ Main streetoc6 THOB A BULKRY.

OIL.?A freth supply, re-ceivlng to-day. FISHER A WINBTON.

06 6 Druggists

ftUOK'B Aromatic Bjrup of Bark, for»a!e by B J PICOT.

octi Diug<lstT UW'B Brown V* induoraad Hone; Soap.

for aaia by E J PIOOT.oo ? Druggjet.pLOVt* SEED ?100 bushel* la itore

for sale broc t .MASSIE * PLEA HAMT«.

( FECIAL NOTICE 3. |

m- Th« attention of purchasers inI«vtle«t »n WHEKLKR k WIIAON'S KFWINQMACHINBjS. Bold by KHCKAInK.No 527 Mains!.. Bichmond. V*.In off ring the<e Michine* to 'lie public, I do nothdtiilp to rerommenii and wmrrnut tlem In the

t»rm>. There are a ({"at. manydifferentH«»iug Warhir.es before tlir public, with m ire or|r«* r.romlnence, tbe g»»at majori'v of which *reutterly utr'eu for anypractical purputt; bnt amongthe half d'wn or so of good Marbin s?the hUhpriced, the Ux'k ttitch Machine*?" Wheeler t Wl'-son'a" I* emphatically and decidedly the b«t forgeneralu*e+ The record* of the various inip->rtaf t Mechanicaland Industrial Associations throughput th<* countrybear tha highest testinionv to their txcellf nee. Tosay nothing of minor association* tbo American In-atituie of New York, the Mechanic*' Aaancia'ion ofBo*'«n. the Franklin institute of Philadelphia, theM*rh*n'ctf Institute of P.altimre. the MetropVltanMechanic*' Institute of WashingU n, the M'-cnanics'Fair of (irciho>t<. and the State Fairs ' f Maine,Connecticut. New York. Pennsylvan'a. Ohio Illinoi*an'i Kentti'-t'y, have stamped upon tli»m "»' fJutf.lira :' f"t'tb* log the >dniict ofmjstN andjw/fff*,hew m it "Ui'iiined by the People?

If.iKjo (eighteen thou-andj of tbe*e Marhines.made nr<i sold to the peorl" since IASJ. is the peopie'* <rand ratification of 'h"ir superiority. Th»merit cf Mr Wilson* inva-tion roisi*ts in his"Ru-igh surface Feeu," by vhirhthe Cloth iaiu<'f fdforward, and the length of the stitch regulated:end tli° ' Rotating Hook," by whichth two threvl*are interlock»<d,aid th« pointsof interlockingdraw ninto th-'fabric. The superiority of this Machineover the Shuttle Machine, *riees fVm substitu-ting the H" ary movement i>r the Iff-ok. fir th" re-ciprocatio* pioti *u of the in |nmeconomised, noisy and cumbersome gearing avoided,and the Va bine is adapted totne Finest Work.

"Its mechanism is the fruit of the highest inven-tivegenius, combined with prvtical lalent of thefirs* ordir ItJ pr.nciples have been elaboratedwith great earn, an I it involve" all the essentials re-quired in ft Fatily Sewing Machine. It is simpleand th irouah ir construction,elegant tn mvttl andfinish, facile in management, easy, quiet. »«d rapidin operation, and r< fl-cts additional credit up >nAmerican Mechanical skill "

The pre-eminent mn-riority of this machineforfamily of?e. and the gen«*»l purpms of Sewing, isheyoiid cavil or competition.

ocf,-2t* « II CRIAGK, Agent.

Sap!* fPrOIAL Noticb.?E. B. COOK &Co. respect iillv ask tbe attention of the rublic totheir pale of elrEant Furtiitnre, spieud d 7 octavePiano ia e!a'io'a<ely carved rosewood c%sp.ftc, totake p'sce at tbe residence of O li'eant. Kso, onLeigh, between Btli and yth streets, THIS IM \, atlito c'ock. K B COOK A CO,

oc e?lt Auctioneers.TNtURANCF.

? MUTUAL BEN* FIT COMPANY"?CIAPITAL OV»H $3.(KX> if.O.

TTH COMPANY PAYS its Dividends while theinwred is living.ONLY HALF the annual premium is required inTHE DIVIDENDS par over one-third the pre-

miums.Call at 21 Pearl at for further information.oc6-5t KNOWLES A WALFJRD. Agents.

I£gF A Card ?Mr 8 Taylor Martinis associated with me in my school. A few addition-al pupils ran mow bo rcoived.

oc6-5w ROGER MARTIN.

HPHE GOSPELACCORDING TO

ST. MARK,Fx*>lain»d bv

JOSEPH ADDISO* ALEXANDER.Price SI 25.

JUST PUBLISHED.For sale by

P B BRICF.oc 6?3t 161!» Main street.

A NOTIIKR FIRE.A OREESntURU, Sept 25, lf>s3.Mi s=rs Farrf.i. llkkbino * Co..

Gentlemen?\u25a0 me of the most destructive Gres thathas e<>«r occurred in our place, bapiuued on Tuesdiy, 22d iust, burningsome twenty five I uildiua".I had one of your HHRRIN'fS PATENT FIREPROOF SAFES ill a building that was destroyed ?

The Safe was subj ct roan juti-isse teat It wastaken from t'e ruins the following day. and thedo"r nearllie handle wmMill red h"t. It containedbooks sufl a uumberof pap-rs. ioo-eand in bu-id'es,which were not ißttd in the »li?hte*t It give*me pleasure toadd t" ths accumulated evidences ofthesifety Hi;d reliability of jourSafe.

Yours, truly, J Turn**.ONR TH >USAXD DOLLARS REWARD will be

paid to auy x>er*on that can show thata HKR-i,J Mi S PaTENT CHAMPION SAFE ever failedto preserve its cont< nts in anaccidental fire.

S O II«RH!NO * Co.KNOWLES & WALFOKD. Agerts.

No 21 1st, Richmond, Va.ocfi?lltlcwlt

A LADY wha has had experience iaTEACHING, wishes toengage aa an assistant

in a select School, or ai givernest in a iamil) -;»\u25a1teach Latin and French. Communications address-ed, "Box 327," will receive prompt attention.

oc f?3t

AL)DI lES T)F RICHAND DESIR ABLE DRESS GOODS-We are

this mornicg add rig to our stock of Hayad re DressSilks. R eh Double Ski ts siik Robes; a few teamifulTwo Flounced I'.ofcef. very han.dfo;no Kobe a'LtzStriped Mik>; v»-ry rica Robe a'Li z D? I aine?; veryrich Bayadere and S rlped Pe Lninef; aLd Bayad r.Valentias, very low; gnat bargains ia i->Uck

Our stix;k of Cloaks and Sha»la is now ver/ com-plete in ev, ry new style.

Call at the ntw cash s'ore ofPERKINS & CO,

oc ti HI Kagie Square.

ETH ORANGE'S AND LEM ?10"

bcxts French Lemons; 5 bbla Oiangee; new-crop Layer Raisins. For s*le \>y

ANDREW ANTON I,oc fi opposite Kent, Paine * Co.\ T i.W BUCKWHEAT.?Frost's Fresh

I'UCK WHEAT jnstreceivel from New Y>rk.Alto, No. 1 Fresh BUITEii. F>r sale t»y

C P WORD,oc 5? -U* Corner ISth and Main st t

CHINA TEA SETS.? Just optned «onie

becu'tful patterns of Chi ia Tea Sets, to whichI wou!u invite the attention of purchasi rs.

Ec 6 THU-s A hCI.KI.VV

C~ AHPETS aNU Rl Os<.?V\ e invite oarfriends and thapublic to examine cur stock of

Carpets and Hugsbefore pi?rc!iaiing. as wj arc of-fering greatinductrat-nis in the above goods.

JOHNSON It HAK*OOD,oc4 No 77 Main ctreet.

SPECIAL N<»Tlot.?The new hall ofthe Virginia Mechanics' Institute, on y<b *t.,

will c-'rtaiuly be opened for thereceptionof articleson MO'«DAY. the llthof October. and the exhibi-tion will be foi mally op-r;ed ou W EDNEsDAY.the2>th lost. Pirsons who may des'su senningarticleaare requested to be prompt in their applications onand after the I'Jih.

No articles deposited after Tuesday night, the 19thof October, can be entered ou the Judges' List lorcompetition, except such as the committee shell beM&ti>fie l were dispatched frein a distan e in t m-> tobav« reached tbe Hal! by t hat time, but failed toarriveHorn uravoirfa le detention.

Appitcaticn foi space must be made toJAS D BHOWN,

Chairman ofComtuittee on Exhibition,oc 1? tlSlhO 9ih *treet. n»xt to the lla<l.

BAY bIATE KANUE. ? We have rnauearrangements with the manuiacturer for the

sale t.f this .-.uperior COOKING KA\Ok, at) J invitethe a'tention «f purchasers t» thoadvantages whichwe offer:

Ist. iha Ratine is made of tho best iron, is simp 1in itsconstruction;and conveniently arranged.2d. Itcan be operated with wood or coal.3d. It canbe set up and removed at pleasure, as

readily an tbe common C oking Move.4ih We cau furnish them to any required stKe,

with oce or two ovens, and with four «r six bo'U r«.with or without water fixtures?and warrant eachone sold to give llllrf»f IHIII to t'ua purchaser.

| sth Repairing pieces always ou haad, which willbe put in when requiredat a reasonable price.

«th. The price of this Range is moderate (for afirst class article) as we cau afford to sell them atmanufacturer's retail prices.

Wecontinue to set tbe AMERICAN RANOEin brick?all of wiiich have suited our customers?and have not cost any utio of thetn anything lorrepairs.

ALSO?Several varieties of Low Priced Ranges,for .-ale at the Oovernjr Street Stove fctove.

se 6 UKORUK STA KRETT

PAICE KEDUCED TO FIVE bOLLAKd.?Ruptures cured I Ruptuies radically cured

Theprice ofDr. Sherman's great radical cure ruptureTruss has b -enreduced from $10 to only $5; placingit in thepower ofall to obtainone of tliese invaluableTrusses, and be perfectly cuied. This Truss canc on-veniently be sent by mail or express to any portionof the State. .

.Send a measure of your hips or pcivis?saying

whether you desire a weak or strong spring, dis-tinctly writing your uame and place ot rooidence.?the pad o! this Truss works on the ball and socketlystem, giving it great latitude of motion, so as toapply its pressure at anygiven point,and then flxingit there at your pleasure oy a small lever attached.It is worn with perfectcomfort. The Tiuss is a neatinstrument,being perfectly simp!i and notr.t all lia-ble to get out ot order or be broken. It has cured agreat number of persons in this ci tjr and throughouttiie State, and we will most cheorfu.lyrefer to gen-tlemen who are wpII known for their veracity andrespectability, who havethein selves been thoroughlycured of this dangerous disease, and th» t too in casesof long standing and of an aggravated nature.

All medical men pronounce it the very best Trassknown.

Tbe money for the Truss must Invariably tw sentin advance.

Person i not knowing us can sond theij- money toany merchantor friend in thecity, or we will giveany reference as toour responsibility and promptness.The Truss or any information concerning it, cau behad of 0. C. JACKs-ON,No. 17Main street, Richmond.N. B. Persons owuing valuable slaves who arerup-tured, should byall means obtain one; for they willnotonly cure, but are so durable that they are thecheapi-st in the end.All kinds of Trasses kept and sold on reasonableterms. de IS?ly

ITARTSHORNE'B C U R E-A L L?THE« GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATORIThis article is the greatest discovery in Chemicalor Medical Science for the rapid cure of RUEUMATIBM, NEURALGIA, TOOTH-ACHE. EAR-ACHE,80RK THROAT, STIFF NKCK, or vain in theLIMBS, SIDE, BACK, u any part of the body.It is also an excellent preparation for Dyipeaaia

and Indigestion. which arises from a weak stomach orbowel. Thousands of persons who have used Harts-noasi'sCCM-Au., have been astonished at its won-derful power in removing aaypais from the «ya-tffl,

tarBottles 2ft, so oents. and 91.To be had of PURCELL. LADD A (X)., and allDruggists I nRichmond Norfolkand Petersburg.

DURE HUNGARIAN WINK ?WTmH' particular attention to the HangarU* Winefrom the house efMewe.gchwartser A Do. ofPeeth-which are wa*saxt*bruuJuicßor ftiaGuri.oonstating in part, via:Peeti 1 Sxeksaardi )«oruloi 1 WHITE VUlauai [ SCOftpsa-1 ttL*.A» these Wlnea have been iested byour beat Phy-?icians, and by thaw recommenced, we freely offerthem to the publicaa the pweeTwhweto be aa*.

for sale brmy 7 DUPLEX A CO.

aracLAi. ironcßP,jJfßf Notjob.?J he monthly meeliagof

the Cx*ontlv« Onmtait'e* of tk« Virginia <*"titr*lA#r*ca4trir i\ wi*l tak* |»l vi» at th* office ofPretrMent |,to*B. THT* DAY. *' ft o'clock, P M «*

fa iincortaut tliat there to uilbe » i/Vitjc'k"*oc ft? it Sec'jr V»- Central A*. toc"f.Pgr A Card?To tub Cmsso»

RIVBMOVU ABB fctTATIi Of VIWWA -

Mrs«r« I M BtNGH* * CO'B SKWffrG MACHINEbef r« the public. I do tot »l»b to*r««k °

ag> m?nt of »njr other J»*chlne There ? J*'*number of Machines In the rn.ik-t. »od »'« h«voih.tr i?rw«l and bin! au«l ti»»: hut whero * M»cl>»n»or anTihfn* Irmyht lot" notice br pullingand blowing and aiming a/i uth r M »t*'\u25a0«», l '"»'are rorerh rin H *"<lf l' puv {"Ilitt of umir« a« referues, to. I tint k.uselesa. We donotwish to publisha Use of purchasers,bnt Wjjon*raU'nr utrbe ofllr* can see a liat of poraun* I thinkmost as respect.bl" aj thosi that have been rublished in the dailynoma's of tho past »wt Iliop*thf* ratrouair** of til m*f uit«D<M to hI , withoutprejudice |owa-d« auy Machine; aud all p*raoo*wl-tilng to purchase Sewlns Machines will give a*

a c*ll,and «ive lb* a l »tr Ofal. at thesaw.-time try all tbe re»t end buy wbi'h they think J«best, and not be lull a-need by pulling.of any oneelse, but ha tb*irown iroparli il indue.

Yours mot reaf»echulll\A II Pr*clir<l Machinist,

Agent for i M £iaxer A to,and I xd**sit what I *hv. OCS-2t

taey-School Books of a'l kin-Is andlatent edition*?man* *»cond hand copie* will tosold at balf price. C«ll at 121 Main ctreet

OC ft?2t J W KANDOLPU.CIOAVB,

IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.T.KAF and mawpactukd tobacco.A large *rd wi.l I selected ftv-k,

WIIOLBSALK AN il RKTAIL.JOHN B)UCIIKR.

Hth street,Irf't'.'w'n Main and Kranhliu stx.

N B ?CIGARS made in any «tyie to order,oc s?3m

t®~ Notiob.?We ask the attmtion ofthepublic to the sale of the convenient and bean*i-fnl PweliiT? and Lot attached, on Broad St, next toMrs Pcllett's and ep|,: site the Capitol Kijuare. "nWEDNESDAYn»xt, ilte 6th Instant,at 4 o'clock litGODDIN k APPI'-Rf'ijN Terms liberal, say I, 2and 3 years credit, tiaring interest. No c«h re-quired. OC s?2t

»®r*Bu ybhb o* Srovks, Atibntion!AS* SSVDER,

AT TIIK RICHMOMI STOVE WORKS,Richmond, Vihoixm,

CV.Titir ues themanufacture, for ihe suprly of theSouthern market,ot those verypojular COOKINGSTOVES, the

VIRGINIA ATJI TIGHTGEM OF THK SOUTH, tlhe best double ortn

Stove fxtunOSOUTHERN PLANTERSOUTHERN IKON WITCH

LSDRICHMOND PREV.IIIM

Also. HEATING STOVES for parlors, olbces,stores factor i*s. churches. ar>d depots.

1! B M E M B EK ti*That fli.pn Stoves are hntvirr tlr«n Northern

ftove.a. aii(< cost no lucre per pouul; tint RfpuiiiiuiItch <s can le at all times premptty supplied, aadtheiroperation is warranted to rrove satisfactory

ertifica't s of merit be produced byhundred.,if uecodsary^

To euijnire for the ''RICHMOND MAKE OFSTOVKS. ? and buy noothers, as dealers cm mikemore on Northern Stoves, aud are therefore moreinterested iu their sale. oc 4?lm

OFFICE OF I. M. SINGfeK A CO, 217 Ma'n st.££&- Grbat Redlction or Fnicts ?

STNOKR A CO'H NEW aud IMPROVED DOULLFTIIREAI) SHUTTLE MACHINE, for larniiy m<_-.for flfly dollars, 00 ) Please to call and ex-amine, before puiciiasiDK.

00 1-lm I. M. 81NGER A CO.sotr PApea Hanoisgs, &c.

JOHN F HEGNAULT,ID'i Muin Street.

SQUARE ABOVE NEW CUSTOM HOUSE.Has now in ssoro' is Fail Stock of FRENCH andAMERICAN PAI'ES H AN(i.N(i S, Borders, View ,Ac. Gilt, Velvet,Euilingsid, Gazed am Plain, em-braciDK many new ami bewutil'ul styles. lie wouldcall particularattention lo the great aud elegauivariety of

DECO HA TIOXS AXD WOOD IMITA TIOiXS,w iich surpitss iahtylo and beauty am ever beforeiff r«i iu thii citv Anion* *h< m wnl be toaudtlnEL 1Z4Bk THEA N.L O VISAlf.LO VISJT. BROt'A TELLE. I MPERIAL I'RIWELVOSS, R"E±Jif'RfJ. ( EL tSIE RACHEL ROSE SEASON'S.SEXSE.I, GOTHIC OAK, CORl.\ T}llAS, iiC.winch,with the t.ew »t) le of de orat ng rooms wuh(iU.T WO'JD MOULDIfrG-1, heis piepared topape:K joriiS, Hall aud Entries iu a \u25baty le which cam otbe excelled, aud on as moderate terms ;is any hou-ein the conuirv.

1 lain ai d GlazedPapers, ranging l'rotu lucen.sto$10pt r roll.

Htixoliciti auexamination of his Stock, as he isdetermined to do work at a low fkil.he, and feelssaM-tird that he wi.l offer great inducement* to thoswho may favor him with a call. se 27?lm

JJafKICHMOND AQBKCY.LIVERPOOL A.NH LONDON

FIRE AND liIKK INHIJIIAMCK C'O.H'YCapital: $lU,U>A»,UUo!

Orrr Half a Milium of Dollars Invested in the UniMStates!

THE LIABILITY OF THE SIi.IREfICLT>ERS UNLIMITED.The revenue of the Company deri ed from Pre

minme of Insurance, exceeds TWO MILLIONS ftDOLLARS ANNUALLY The Company is then-fore prepared to increase the amount nit ti:rto takenenunexceptionableri-ks They will is»u>-Policie-for lossordamat e by Fire on Buldiugs. Merchan-dize, Household Furnituie, Ac., Ac., ox liberalTCIIMS.

NEW YORK LIFE~INSCRANCE CO.,(MUTUAL BYSTKM >

CnpUal:-9 1.5UU.0U0 !Tlii? Company has paiu in the t-tateof Virginia,

over ON E lIUMJKfcU AN D FIFTY ?IHOUSaNLDJLLARS to widowj, orphans ant credit* r».

DIVIDENDS are declared annually, and haveaveraged about THIRTY-FIVE or FORIY PKkCENT

Mfdical Examiners?Rcrt T Coleman, Jajiis liCoNWAY, A U WORTHAM.

SLA VKS iusure'" on the most favorable terms, fuon-< or a number of years.

If you are not insured, call without delay, andprocure a pol.cy.

Oil AS r, WORTHAM,)R W WYATT, j Agents.

Office for the present 203 Main street.so 20?if ts

Ss&' All thosk who abb Afflict*!1

w itli anv Chronic Disease considered incurable,willreceive a Letter, giving information which will insurea «ue-d, -and rerniinent cure, by eemliug the-.in tnii-s and onestamp (to prepay pontage) to Or. tH. Foote, the celebrated Chronic Physician, andauthor of " Medical Common otttsn," SaratogaSprings. N. Y. se 13?d*w.iui

83f15,» Water Coolkrs.?We hare onhand of our own manufacture, tUe best quatlt]WATER COOLER, neatiy pc.inteU. Call and supply yourselves at

KKEBEK k PARR'B Pottery,my 14?ts Cornerof 12th and Carystreets.

kwiko Machines.?For the bet-ter accommodation rf persons desirous of examin-ing 'i,titti<»menisof Huut, Webster ACo's Improvdfamily fc» wing Machines. I a branch atMr P Gtbbs Photograph Gallery, at the Corin-UiUuliell, Vain street.

The Machineswill bnia chargeof Miss Baldwin, a\u25a0very skilful operator, lrom Snrtna

All kii_ds of stitching neatly done to order, atshort notieo. P LOillON K EACH, Ast,

oe I?3t VI Main street.

Window Shades ?The subscri-ber ta* now in store a larpa variety of WINDOWfc-tIADiIS, consisiirjj cf Odt and Velvet Oilt andi'iaiu, Ptuijuet, Landscape. Flowered and l'iain,rai ying in price* lrom rirrv as ts to $10.ajr Call and examinethem.

Jv/iIN ¥ BEtiNAULT,192 Main street,

se 27?lm Fqiare above new Custom House

tffir Hukdekds of our ci:izens com-plain of d bility aud lansrorof the »ystem,rieran»;emen:of the liver or stomach want of appetite, etc.

The> orefrequently the risuli of too close applica-tion, aud a iuou»aud other canses that wo cannotiu-rs name,tut we would fay to all stllicted. do aswe done?use Dr. J. HostfcTTMl'* Ci.Ltna.Ui:!>mach biTTEtis an I onr word for it, you wiii becartd.We recommend this medicine, f om rxje-rience that it is much superior to the Keneraiity olpalei-t medicines.

Korsale byDruK.aists and dealersgenerally,everywhere. »e 29-dlm

RICHMOND, gfiit 12, lfOiS.ttgflr II WITH WILLIKU PLSlSjtg

1 HAT i. API> MY TESIIMOKT lO tile viriuo of HAHITTKKB in makn n a p*-r

ti,aueut core of an established ease ofI>lA, from which I have sußtred *o much forthe last twelve axonthi. Als>, mjr wife is tilingi* with great socce**,alter nufleriug for many y tar»from debiliiatiun *n<i dl»ord< red »t much. AtS'kjii a* 1 couimeuctd the uwol thein, 1 w»* soonconvinced ot theirvaluable qualities. 1 court ieutlyrecount-nd the® to the afflicted. J. Adams

JTor *a'e by M»a»r*. Purcell. Ladd A Co . and allthe priucipaLDrnggUtain ihecitj of RlcLiuottl, *natlsewherelti Virginia. a-17

SHOT Eask, Orack, Bkautv and CobMCTitiss are combined in the PhuTOOEAPKS andAMtMOIVPfc)i sect!ted at the lartf* Photogt ar b andfine Art Ualleriesof MINN IS, 19? Main *tieet, op-posite the foatoffioe, and Sycamore street, Pe.er*.bOfg, Ya.

Ku»e aud grace Id position, beauty in finish, andconoctneoa in portraiture.

I iio*e who «Uh to obtain something really line Inthe war of a Likene»*. either in Ambtotype or Pho-tograph, plain, in India iuk. water color*, oil color*,or Paetille, of any eiite up to thesiaeof l.fe, are re-spectfully salicl ed to visit bis llailertea aud exam-ine hi* various style* ofPortraitures.

Oa'lerie* atwajsopen and froe to visitors, whethertheydeairi work executed cr not. m *

tST Lira Bits Photooeathb.?The?nbscriber take* pleasure in announcing to his nu-merous patron* and tiie public at large, that ha ttnow prepared to turniah Photograph* from miaia-ture# to FULL HNS MZI, either plain or colored,which, for accaiacy and lluiah. ha warrant* equal,if not superior to anyproduced in thia city, at lea*than the usual price. Old Picture* copied and en-larged to any sine.

Cttisena and stranger* are invitedto call and ex-amine specimen* at UlßH.>' Temple of Art, Ooriathiaa Halt. Maii *treat, between Mb ana it«*h.p k eißMft.

P. 8 ?If you want a genuine Ambrotype. thia t»the place toget It, where yon will neither be humtugged in price or work. Abo, Melaluotypea, o»any other Picture in the Photographic Art.je U f- *? «?

jMTFkiia Uiaosis?l k»Tt joat ft-

DfiMtnff laqm ttttdM* thi ijMnQU SdiLiM mVVMAk 0. aoaMMI.

AMUOHMBf TB.

ffH«ATBB7NINTH MOHT

Of the jrular yninsr A ni'rlran TrsaMhnEDWIN BOOTH.w/cutrMSVAV WKMNG, OOTOBMM *

Wl'l be performed (bv particular deaire)pears'* great Trsgi dy of uMJtCBKTII,

KING Or SCOTLANDMacbeth \u25a0\u25a0 Kd»i# g (Mt,VilUgs Hornpipe,... Ml'« Kaw p#BQu) , p

Conclude with theSRcftAT \u25a0

OH. A UOLK IW THE WAI.L.?TpHE "FISHER (3»Ri;.»

-* The r>f thi« lovely anecimeD'fp,Uva irerdua-thv Kcood gi«at production of W«Vasi-oipb PAHar*. <>f Va . will rt.mm*iwr t icitr. in PROMT ROOM. OP fTAIK- No !«7 y »'vBTHKKT. "e dor «l>nve K» ut, Paine * Oi,'j ropp-aite »XCIIAS'IK BtN't. ?fV r !hi» _?d «.r» will bt.oT»n, from *h .W rill |n p M ~,t n K .;init.iii', at whi.-b time the 'TH>i(IR GIKL" *\u25a0 |le»v» Ricbmned'or l>yin:hLur» Katr

Ai>VllTT.\NCfc r. Ck>NTb?B&ASON TTCKBTiocl?1«*

WASTB.\X TANTED.?I wiMi in porcbMe'a'nnn* * aerrant »oh'>»*< wo k.'or m - r» ?

u*- : and will gl*o a iibe-.al pric i f ur no» ?f noitAl |?\u25a0luaiilicationa a.d k<h*l character. Any roaimnnic*tion OB <h" «übin;t .id.li"«a<>d to j«<rh ft Aa-d<>r»on. of Ri'hmoßd, to whom I refer, will ha-t« du,attention

o«6?tit* JOSHUA BAKSR.ITT ANTED?A white Wonitn to Cork"

" Wn«h and d.> the «en<»i-*l hoaw work fir »'"««'ly. Apply at thisofli:a.oc 6?Bt*

IX7ANTEO?A lib«r»1 price pvd for» *

< niptr Dowden'a Dental Kiuiti B>ttU» ,rbrought this w<-ek. a»oko oowr»n\'sr>rr,»?.ioc6 Ch. inical Ptoie. 173Broad

W 'ANTED, at FINK CREEK MILLSin Fowha'an. a coinreteiit HAWYW. ta*»'hnrire of a Pteßni Paw Mill. Appl? p.t the Hittanrant of J I» Ford. on C»ry «tree». tbi-t morninp h .t* !\u25a0"n the hours of 9 and 10o'clock, or write to'lhj

in Powhatan.oc i- -It*

_

CJORR A CABTM 7,0.VI7ANTED?A first rare dining rooa» * servanttor the balance of this '?-irl.KWia N WBBH A CORANTED TO HIRE, for the balance of*" the year, a rooJ D.dinir no>ni H»»v*nt KtbE IIHKIXKER .» COHe £i ?ti

VXjTANTfcD?A b>r»anf to attend al «v* * Office 1 for the balance o? tbo year None needexcept those wellfjiialifled.oc 3? 4t GODDIN A APPFRSOV.

VTrANTED?A Girl, to act. as NURSK"" for two children?German girl prefumd ?

Apply to W K GRARAW. 'oc 5 -2t* 2d door above Ltigh. on9th it.

RANTED?A graduate of DartmouthCollege, who hbs hml experience in Teschir.*desires a situ \tion as fr'nr p»l of » "<bo 1 or.»Teacher in afamily. Address K. C., Box 546. Rut-tnond. Va Qf ft?2i*

VyANTED. IMMEDIATELY?To hire* a tfiiod COOK w li'te or colcred, to co< kiu tt«boatilinif hini-e for bridge builders, on Richmond»nd York River railroad. Apply ut th'- St (.'barbsHotel WM E HENRY A CO.oc 3? 2t*RANTED? A good SERVANT," white

* * or colored, whounderstands coekinir, w-«liir<aud Ironing, for a ?mall family. Apply at the Ar-CidnSaloon. correr 12th and Msin streetsAls<i a B'"*Y to open oysters, Ac. «r "i-,»f

A\/r ANTED.?The a<Jverti«er wishes tjf or.- more cntnpnten' tnvi to trav«| jnWe«tern Virginm. Capital required, one hundred

ami fifty d >llar» To an eimiretlc man thi«i« a r»r«opportunity. None need apply who cannot nive tl>»tirtitofreferences astn honesty ("all at r<> m Vii JaAmerican Hotel for full pur'icnlnrii as to butinett.belwei ti ttif hours of \> an 1 lu o'clock. A M.

OC .*> ? 2t*

AA7"ANTED?A situation a« Governed,' ' In a re«pectable family, bv a yonnglad* who'g competent to teach the Fnglish lansru g». Noob-j ction to ironist South. Can give good reiewnce.?Addrevs A li, Bowling Grwu, Carditis county, V».Of 4?3t*

AA/" ANTED?By a competent and mdu»-' * ttNtynirae MAN, who hm bat sit Tear*"

\u25a0 xperience, a situation in a tobacco factory fir 'h»' inning yia- '*vj Salary not so much an object ma p-rmtt,cutsituation. Address box 525, RichmondHO- oct-tt*

AyANTED.?Four op five HAND8 »o' " week at Basting and preparine work for theSewing Mach'ne None need ar-ply but those whounderstand making Coatsor Vests

WM IRA SMITH,se 27?ts 114 Main street.

1A "ANTED?ltnmediilelj, a Workman,** who can set Ranges and Furna' s--one ®l >

can do go <1 work, wi I receive g"x>d wsgi ». Applyat the Governor etrett Stove Store

se 2'. ? t» GB''RGK PTAKRKTTVyANTKD ?A good Bign Painter atrl* * Orainer. onn who can do both preferred. Ki rsnrh mi < nc. g>» d wicm «nl constant employment

stven. For such, il sludj uni rt liable. unjiiy im-mediately or c.me. . JAS K llhUVrh,

oc l?l w lln'iin» ami Sign PainterIXrAKTID, STONE CTTTER.U ?At the** Powhite Quarries. liw mllw above Jtirbmnnd.

ou tl.e Richmond aud Danville railnud, twenty £\<tSton- fetters.

geW-2** P B HAWKISH k CO.

WANTED, LAND WARRANTS -The* subscriber wi<hes to purchase 'S ,(*HJ acres >.f

United St»tes bounty LAND WAK ANT- andLAND HCUIP, for which the Ittl m licet price, incash, willbe paid by OSOMJIC A(1B^,

Land and Pension Agent,>« ?3?lm oppoaite O aldin's Ha'l.

VIMNTED '10 PURCHABE?A ladies'* ? Maid. Ono possessing the necessary qnalitl-

rations, and whocan cine well r>c"muwnded furhone-ty. cleanliness,amiability snrl inriiiftrr. T> rsnrh a literal price will be paid. Pet noli* bavin*anv such to dispose of privately, will do w-il tocall cn HAWLINOS ft HOLLAPAY.

M 13?t> Corner Main and Mtb «ts._

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.--LARI 8A A SHINK, 74 Main street, ara now selling bi that ail.-tin and private sale, a lurir» sad vanel stockof St»pl* and Jauc* Uoods, of their own importa-tion, suitable for the c< untry trade, < mbrsc>ng, Inn*rt, Waichea Jewelry, Cutlery, Uons, Plrtoktloasc-furnishing Articl *,4c, ae, which willbesoMon very liberal terms. Call and examine tf.r your-selv a. OC 5~-!lil

A ADJUTANT UJSNKhAI/s OmeK,>JL October i, lisvt /if PUBLIC ARMS.?AII pe-eons in thett city of Richmond, not active members of aay v<>!-uoteer corps, bavin* in the r possession lublicArms and Accou'rementa.are earnestly r«fjiie«te<i todeliver rh< m a' speedily a« poasible to l.ieut. Itos-dilix, of the Grejs, who is antb triced to receiveth' in. or to fiiforra turn where such arms uiay behad. Wll H KJCHAKDSON, Adj't Uett'l.

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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD -Ranawayfrom the subscriber, in the comityof litickin.'bam. ou the lita iia* of »»pniu-

£Lmb®r l»st, my negro man aiJLLS The saidnegrois about rive feet four inches high. andhas a small scar on his for«heml. lie is shout 2i»years edl. Was sold to my lather about the iist.Inly las', by Messrs l ulliam A Kelts, of tti btnond,Va, as the p'opertr of Kli*ba Ashburu, Ksq.ol Nao-

\u25a0H-motid County, Va. I und#-»tar.d froin a ne«r<j

who ran tft at the same tiiue with hiui and hassince been taken up in Fartiiville, that Mills toldMui be iut< aded KOIDK back, aut take his wfe wi'hhiiu into the Dismal Swamp, where he e< uM make'«i ney euoush «i< ttin» ?hlnu'ei to tske feifu an!his wife to a free State 1 will ijivr the above re-ward if ?ak''U either in or out of the Msie, deliveredto me, or lodgtd in jailto that I can eet bim

THjS H KORO.addresa itVirtcinU Milis. Biiekiunfe-tuJ

county, Va. oc ?d-'iU ca: t

(7\ FURNITURE AND MATrRESS-KH ? Yon will find at U AHW(M.»D'S, u» Oov-

(Tflernorstreet. Kuhiroiid, the lat>c«t and iu< »t' 1 'elegant stick *f FUKNITUKK aud MAI-

THKSSKS to be fotiud in thecity. embrac:EiKKoaewood Parlor acd Chamber SuitsMahogany Parlorand Chamber SuitsKleqant t.'ak Seta for ChambersCottage furnitureDining tioom KurritiueChairs ofall descripliouaW ardr >lars, ; nreausand BedsteadsWith a great variety ol other OixaU

Ktaniiue mystick Übie baying, as 1 aai srlliugeatreiue'y h-w. SH HaKWOOD.

seji?S'nif Oovernor street,Kioh.nond.(SOROSES. EVERGREENS Sc. jg#

The subscriber >» -aid call the at100 of person-* deair>UA ol pur-

'*""i","ia»irg Ac . to bis rtoek v.?*the timer, which may l*> *eeu iu*t row i«>?«>'UU'OM, sftoidng them *nopportunity of maktrta selection in time. I have also « K'"od *ap*lf otfcvergrtens, !>bade antUruatuental THKI-!I;uiten-houso Pl.aKt*. Ac; tog* tber witha soleti vaT |. tyof fRUIT TRKRS rtc*atly addtJ that de-partment to my other bnaiuea* MJW U ,.K<T

Wt stham I'lank Road, near the id TU;.»*t»-B&- Entrance on Grove strtet. oppo«t« L 8-

tHUirea' >A4tan*. * Z.ZZ--yy

_BT«>LEN --Fr«>m H AEMOH

Jrj\ UUOaKS, in Hanoter, oU the 3d of o<tvb.r ?

dark cl e*nu* awrel HOMOB. with a star on bt*for*-head A lib* ral reward will be paid for hi*d*livtryto M*, or » cured so that i can get htm again,

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Siißi VTTWE^IBni^)'PHE underilgoetl atnouncf? p.«»-1 sure, that tbioi.K h .he liter*it*.'f the

K*ilr,*d Comfan «s witbio thw CowuiOßweath.auMtuUr* of the Vlrttv can. by e*hiUt«rg th'ir<>r l«cat.» of H'*?-.l.ip wkeu applying for tickets to Rl«.*«>?>»d, ndmmfrt*~that I*, half price 6 r iheroeaJ uip ,And all article* Wr eihitllfon at «»>*J ralr»l»paned d* wo at t|o usual ratea, aud tack W, « 110

ihMC- «f owner* ba* taken placeThe Virginia & ntral and U»a Tirgt»«%

neasee HailroadCompanir* ai« evaj mora !»?«».pasetna a>l arlkltt *XhibitedJVr< MA hm**Hrhe JaUM* River and Eanawha wj>

*<iual libelaUtr, will paa* ail article* forenhibuw*.ire- of t>-U both way*. .

.,kuPeraona 4»air«>tt» of Vccottlng

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w Va Central A«? N>Tfc.