THE DAILY DISPATCH.New 1 uHK triMur*L Co»*WTlO»t"*-We

pebiisbed a telegraphic dispatch Saturdayannouncing the election cf Rev. Or. \\ aiu-

as Provisional Bishop of New \ork.The following was the vote on the 9th and lostfcftiloi:

, .Clergy. Laity.Re*. Dr. Wainwright, 10-tRev. f)r. VinUHt, IT 1JRev. Dr. Seabury, 15 '

Blattering 13 1*The election was afteittaiiis unanimously

tenfuraed.Camili.e Urso's Conckkt. ? Ti:e first Con-

cert ofthe little Madamaiselle Urso took placeua New Yoik last Thursday evening, whenshe delighteda large audiencc by her wond-rous performances on the vioiin. She showed

that she was a perfect adept in fingering the\u25a0triog?. ami elicited the greatest applause byker rspid transitions from G. to E. Bouquetswere showered upon the lime prodigy inabundance.

£y A public dinner was tendered to Gen.Woo!, bv theDemocrats of Cincinnati, whichbe declined, owing to his public engage-ments.

Epitorial Change.?Messrs. J. \V. andR. B. Townley announce their withdrawalfrom the proprietorship cf the Danville Reg-ister. The paper will henceforth be under thecontrol of Mr.A. S. Buford.

The Savannah Courier says that 1100koshels of new rice were received there on

Wednesday, and that the weather fur thepast week hud been favorable, and the plan-ters are progressing finely with their labors.

The ag£:rp»a'e quantity of Tobacco inspect-ed at the different Warehouses in this city forthe year ending the 30ih September, vas JO,-485) hogsheads. The inspection for the pre-ceding year was 7,291 hogsheads. This?hows an increase of 3,198 hogsheads in 1852.The stock on hand Oct. Ist was 1828 hhds.

Petersburg Int.On the Ist of November the brig Ralph

Cross will sail from Baltimore for Liberia,with freight, cabin passengers and emigrants.The prospect is that about 200 emigrants willjroout in the vessel. They are nearly allIrorn Virginia and North Carolina. A num-ber of missionaries are expected to embark inthe Ralph Cross ; with whom will be theRt v. Bishop Scott, of the Methodist Episco-pal Church.

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UOH jtUttVoi7li,PORTS.MOt J tl, Ui.i)-1 PUIST,&c.?The steamboat Augusta,WI.C. Smith, having been refitted tor the summer travel, will resume her place upon the linevia. Port Walthall, on Wednesday, the 2d of June.The Cars runningin connexion with the Augustswill leave the Richmond and Petersburg DepoivnMonday, Wednesday tnd Friday morning at to'cioek.

Returning,the AUGUSTAwil 1 leave Norfolk orthe alternate days, r.z: Tuesdays, Thursdays ancSaturdays, at S o'clock A. M.

Ibe Attguota will touch at Old Point during theBailing seas m, going and returning, a: d all tb<IwuuiiS on t.ioiiivcr.Fare to City Point, ....81 Ol

D«. toCokesor,Grove Wharf, I**l.l 50Do. to Old Point,Nort'oik and Portsmouth,..2 0iCii'.dren over 3 and not over 12 years of age,

calf price.ferva'its to Old Point, Norfolk and Ports-

mouth, 1 COTo ar.y point on the River not below thoGrove, 00Meals, 6tDo. for children and servants atTHOt>. DODAMEAD,

rr.y 22 Superintendent.

amj danviTLS%xfE.IV R»AD,OPbN TO MOORE ri ORDINARY,SIXTY-FIVE MILES.

On and afcer Monday, August 16th, 1852, a regu-larPassenger Train will run between Richmondand Moore's Ordinary, connecting at that pointwith F!»gg &. Co s line of Stages for I'.urkeville,Farmviiie, Halifax C urthouse, Charlotte Court-konse, Dan villi", Milton and Greensboro'.Passengers for Lynchburg wiii stop at the Junc-tion, and connect with Flagg ic Cos Line ot ista-S"- .TheTrain will stop fur passengers onlyat the fol-lowing points:

Manchester, Powhite, Robiou's, Cohl Fields, To-mahawk, Powhdtisn, Petersburg Road, Mattoax,Scott s Shop, Amelia Courtnouse, Wyanoke, Jennings' Ordinary, Haytokuhand Liberty Church.Leave Richmond every day (except Sunday) at7 o'clock, A M. ReturniuL', leave Moore's Ordina-rj at 1:50P M.

Children over 3, and not over 12 years of age,hall price toany points except the two first named!Servants travellingby themselves must be furnished wth two passes, so that one can be rttained inthe oifice; and it must be i spressly stated on thepass that theyare permitted to go ou the CarsA f reiglit train will leave Richmond every Mon-day, Wednesday and Friday. The Wednesday stt}~: only to the Junction.B ihe stage leaves Moore's Ordinary everyMonday, Wednesday and Eriiiay, at 10:30 o'clock,A M, arriving at Danville next day at 9J A M, andat Greensboro' at 10 P M, and returning meets theCars at the same point every Tuesday, Thursdayaid Saturday.Through ticket from Richmond to Danville, 60Do do Jo do Greensboro', 10Through passengers not providing themselveswith tickets, will be considered as way passengersmad chargi-dan increased rateof tare '

»" 12 IQHN H. OSBORNE. Snot\TIKGIMA t'KMRAI. KAII,uOAn ~jy THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS WITHOUTWGHTmAVKL-WHICH IS NOT THE CASE?. ANY oiUhK HUUTE?anvi still making thf»iripm little over and a hail daya to the WmtWiphur.

Schedule for Comfort.Richmond aaily, at 61 A AX; and arrivedat \ Vhite Sulphurin 2 and a hall days A tri-weekljlii e !"V«8 Staunton tor White Sulphurby Natu-ral I ridge, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturdayxrriva Kat the White Sulphur in the same time 'Schedule for Expedition.

Th ia w hoare willingto encountersome nighitravel fta the bake of expedition, can procure extraStatys at I tauntun, leave at 4A M, and reach WhiteSulphur «.» '-end day irom Richmond, at 11 o'clockP M.Between Richmond and White Sulphur Sprints.passing the Vx arm and Hot Springs, glOliOBetween Riciiai(. r-d and Lexington, 700*f° do Staunton, 5 ou5° do Charlottesville "J o(j

j do Lynchburg, 4 50<*° Culpeper C. House, 4 S(Jdo Fa *rSprings, 500

~ . Through 7\<ketaV.«, "otaiued to New y Ol <t and Philadelphiaby Steamships Koanose, Virginia *»d Philadelphia!H '.||.|,. oerintend"nt.

Toilet Bottle.; w.th a grew ?iU * cut ?<««Articles, ile ke«p» K .w» V3 nt! Vl T r oice fMncyWhite. b!u- and mulbc-iry QranUe Jd

BUpply olCrockery-Ware ' coiumou

Country ordws careful'y neckfri .~aje?"" «* f~ * 3idOU dozen best quality and common Tumblers

jL>liAl>V JlAnt mL~Z"H y uur >n««fesu; sril v,..,d Hudgood trade

** lfaer'-'ky make and keep a

aKhf.N, CHILES & BALDWIN are Dow rect-ivth«r.t .cic ol Fall aud Winter Clothing,leu has be-n ii ade at their own factory, and well\u25a0Mde, of the styles of Goods the various\u25a0arkets afford, l ftey respectfully ask a call from.

" *'y>" 'od are too nurne-"a enualer,tloa - Call at Ko. 10i>

? 13 KLtM, CHILES it BALDWIN.

ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELSSATURDAY.

EXCHANGE HOTKL ?Dr Braxton, Hanover;F J H«rne», Kirhmoad; R8 Hi'ks. N O: VV H Grif-flu, BC;H Hud wall, Cberertie d; I) B Tennant, KDunlop, W L Watkir.a, H HurrUm end J Steven*aon, Pfteraaur?; GO Fittjerald,Dinwiddie; Rev HStringf l ow, Petersburg; L M Coleman, Hanover;J Brandt burß and lady, Staunton; K A Lea, Htd ordIt 11 P!oa»»nu, B*uimorc; C A Scott, Albemarle; JH t,nir», Mecklecbarg; A J Withers, Huntsville; JM Matthew", l«dy ai d servant, Tappahanncck; DrT M Matthewi, CuinL>«rli!:iH; W Pannill, PetersburgA P<' ? luhaw, Chares City: H il Ltin.\ N Y; 11IS eikeiibrid.e, Lexln.-tnn, Ky; 1) Chandler- HndMr. ilrooisa Mobile; H Weed, Albetnarle; H BTomlm. King VV:I iatn; F Hare, Aiteaml;-; J N Mont-s:oin ry L» wi burjr.

AWBitiCAN HOTEL.?John A Seidell, jr,Surry; Edward a Joynes. Acconjae; Mi«s Skin-mr, Norfolk; C R Ho waul, Franklin; 11 i Wetmore, Ala; R Fairlacd, Mobile; J T Turoort,N C; WC B< low at d lady and Miss Barljw, N V; P C E4wards and G Carrineton. Halifax; VV A K.isssoii, Rand 1) R R; J 8 Gilliam anuA L> Banks, Peter si'ure;VV Johnson andiady, Mobile; J T Wilson and H SSawyer and lady, Praia; A Burke, Pa; Mrs Greg?,Farmviile; A Irvine and son, Bedford; J M B Stew-ard. Petersburg; A li Person andlkdy,Nashville; DrW T Walker, Prince Ed warJ; l>r Htnry VVintbrop,Charleston.

CITY HOTEL.?J C Boxley, Louisa: E Brian,Richmond; G Crocs Va C RR; L C Crump, M li.New Kent; W H 'Phordben-y, Ststtbrd; J Mania ai:dlady, am Mauler Martin, Pete sburg; T Howard,Wa-hituton; MF' Flournoy aud J H Moody, Chcstertield; RRWineo, Ala; B H Marshall, N C; J 1)Brower, N Y; J F Coupuian, Va.

COLUMBIAN 110 1 EL.?VV Old, Powha-tan; VV Robinson jr, Chesterlield; J Drake,Miss; R K. Watkius, Lynchburg; R H Rid-dick, Gates; J C Anderson, Franklin; A Ku--B'y jr; Bet'ford; J H Crews and VV Sjhepard,Pittsylvania; J 1* Biugh and J E Brugh, Bote-loute; J 11 Prellnitz and E E Pulluitz Ala; AFudge, Cowington; VV U Word, Buckingham;W G Porter, Farmviile; \V E Eliding IVnn;R It C Thornton, IIunover; J R Arnald Way-nesboro; J Jones, Union Va.

MAKIMJt NEWS.POUT OF Kif 11.11 OM) .

ARRIVED,Steamer Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia, mdse to RRankin.

SAILED,SclirPatmos, Sandford, Washington, stone.Schr Minegota. Bakei, James River.SteamerPocahontas, Jones, Baltimore.Schr Passenger, Raiiy, Richmond, arrivedat Nor-folk Ist.Schr tetopfcen Hodgkiis, Munsell, hence, arrivedat New York litSchr Sharon, Thatcher, eld st Boston Ist for thisport.Schrg Grace, Hopkins, for Fredericksburg, andRchmond, Lovelauti, for this port, cldat New York2d.

ifAl KKItLU it tOKishe i*"airri( Id Fall meet-w'" C"mmenc« on

?\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"""""next, and continue fivedaysFirst Day, Tuesday?Jockey Club Purse ssuwith §10 entrance bdded to the purse?mile heats-free t\>tall ag» sfeecoiul Day, Wedacsday? Proprietors

purse .s2oo?two mile he its.Third Dn , Thursday?Jockey Club purse850. with SlO entrai.ee added to the purse?miit

he-its?free for all ases.Same Day, a spiendi.i Saddle and Bridie willb* put up, Ii .e tor Sadd'e Horses only?£s en

trance..

5" oartli Bay, Friday?Jockey Club purse\u25a0i'4'lu?3 mile heats?szo > ntranoe. On this raywill ()>? run the inside match, (SSOO aside. 8253 for.frit) between C. & N. Green's bny tna>>* GOLDPJN, and .*? hn Belchers bwy horse RED EYE.Fifth Day, Saturday?A MULE RACE?Mile hats?Purse 825.From the number and character ol 'ho horses in

traininglor the till meeting, fine sport may brex-There are n<w 25 horses iti tegular exer-cise nt raiifii.d and broad Rock, and ami'iij; themi- ti finest hotses in thefctate. Not less thanfiveareexpected to start in the great race or. Friday. (Oct.*th.) and the well earned reputation cftour ot tnemjustifies the opinion that it will be the best contestedrace runin Virginiawithin the last 'JO yearsJOHN Di'.LCHER, > _ .

seriO? 5t R. BEANKKNSHjP. J proprietors.J4KOAO HOfITTtA, r».

,FALL MEETING FOR1852 ?The Races wi;l corn

mence over this long .'sta jlishea course < a TUKS--I>A 1, the 12: hot Uctober, lor the following purses,

to wit: 3 * ' 'FIR.ST DAY?Tuesday.?A 6weepstakefor three

Tear old colts and tillis-s that "ever started in arace.Mile heats.JsilOOentrance, $23 forfeit, to name andclose the 25th of September? two or more to makea race.Second Race?Same Day.?For a purse of 830?$10 entrance, to oe added to the nurse?mileheats.SKCOND DAY?Wednesday.? Proprietor's purse

of «»'OO, two tr ile hnats.Second Race?Same Day.?A handsrme Saddlewill be put up for saddle horses?one mile out?fiveer tries.

sin^iRI? Wt?mwsday.?Proprietors' purse1100, forlour year old colts and if iies (Mr. Gibbon's. Messrs Green's Cold Pin and C*pt Belcher'sAslimat accepted,) &50 entrance, which will be ad-d-d to the purse Kr, trancesto be made on thefirstluesday in Uctober.

teECOND Racb ?Same Day,?Mule race for a sad-dle, nine beats, §2 60FOURTH DaY?Friday ? Jockey Club4400, with an insi ie stake ot 6500?three mite heats?half forfeit, and closed on the Ist of August withonly two subscriber-, viz.Captain Bi lcher names bay horse Red Eye, sisyears old, by Boston, dam by imported Priam 'C. & N. Green Minnbay filly Gold Phi, 4 yearsold, byr ogton dam Gold Wire.Any gentleman who may desire to do so,

raceLter ® )urae onThursday previous to the

»e27-dfit* C. &N. GREEN, Proprietors.kJFtiAU liOLSE MOLASHsES, in Uo.s ai.du nnds, ktiudmii and to r sale by

9< ' 30 JOHN H CLAIBORNEKMtESa BI KMM, f 1.l lIJ-.u,[receivedand lor sale by WM.MDADE.

??Chtmist, Main street,Near the Qid Market.

Spice, Ciniger, Mace, C'luves,*- Nutmegs, iud.goand Starch tor sale bya(" W M EGG LE'TON

I iI»AHS. 300,,)0U ftegada, Havana and fnn. C!P e C'saars, of the best brands, for sale iu lotsto suiii puichasera, by JuHN A. ROBINSON,8e22 Corner Cary and 20th streets.fj*s,£ U?tiJti ,i BUINDS.HMO,OUOU ol tha above bonds, endorsed by the Virginiat07.,u<e" DUBBeB K3 ' lroad, in bonds of Si,ooo and»«.,000, interest payable semi-annually in Lynchburg. lor timber information, call on

i'UHCKLL 6l CO., Bankers,"" " Ai.d D«nW« in Exchange

Ifltt-SU tilUltAM CUl'Knt.-Acew^p-A plyjustreceived, lor sh!<; ly:he box cr pound..P 9S p v.- <

hulstaking," rrannlin street, opposite Old Market.L A ZA3UAN ' ?? VVe w"iil 10 Pur=l»aaß

"» Warrants, for which the high- a mar-ket price will be paid.-I" 21 C. W.PURCF.I.L 6l CO.jpitUSH IjK.Uo.NM.?i have just rccaved"trsr&jssr- übJ - -

S*?,VA *TS W AN'i KU.-a huY ac<n.,Mnt0 Wa>'»>« in aR. staurantpreferred ? a'soael"" CHn ° PrD "I**?- R.W.ALLEN, '-r ' Arbour Restaurant

quart Jnd "* **ilou '

«»30 No4qm. ANTON,O WZZINI._______ Ml" n under Cityt ..y iitN-ticle wbiirh really i>an'vith >!

,1,,8I~! rhe °" 17 wr "

"tops the hair frutn '..nn jout h daodruft andsuior.th, rich h U,I K i, jH ,vg ,}' *?,d r «"*er» it solt,

C"tm Wlt* th" prSali 6" 116""" 1

?n«~u ??

*KY * m 'cawdlishO b»* * toachinery Oa, tar salsM3O FRV * McCANDLISU.

. Tn CCRE A rcu.o, WITHHEADACHE AND SORENESS OF

)ir«4 thk body, ttk<« th« cherry pec-on gnina to b id, and wrap up

\M warm, in sweat durinu the tiiaht-For a Cold and Cough, take It morn

iuij. r.oun, and evening, according to directions onthe bottle, and the difficulty will soon be removed.None will long fuller fmm thin trouble when theyfind it can b«* so readily cvrcd. Perion* afflictedwith a seated c >ugh, which breaks them of theirrest at night, wi'l find, by taking the Cherry Per.toral on aoir.p to ted, they may bi pure of tonrid,unbroken sleep, and consequently refreshingrirst. Great relief from suffering, and an ulliinptecure is afforded to thousands who nrethm afflis'ed,bythis Invaluable remedy.

From its agreeable eilect in ihe>e cases, m»nyfind themfeives unwilling to forego its use whenth' Ijecegsity tor it has ceased.

From two eminent Physicians inFavrttkvillb, Tenn , April 1?51.

Sib?have given your CbeTy Pectoral an ex-tended trial in our practice, ana find it to surpassevery otherresirdy we have forcuring affectionsof the respiratory organs.

Dks. DIEMER Sc HAMPTON.T / Singers and Public Speokera this rerredy is

invaluable, «s by its action on the throatand lungswhen taken in small quintities.it remoter all hoarse-ness in a few hours, and womic fully increases thepower and flexibility of th 1; voice.

Asthma in generally much relieved, and oftenwholly cured by Cherry Pectoral. But there aresome cases so obstinate as to yield entirely t" nomedicinCherry Pectoral will cura them, if theycan be cured.

Bronchitis, or irritation of the throat and upperportionof the lungs, may be cure 1 by takingCher,ry Pectoral in small and frequent doses. The u.-comfortabie oppression is soon relieved.

Rev. I)r. L insing,of Brooklyn, New York, states:"I have seen theCherry Pectoral cure such cases

of Asthma and Brorchitis as '.fads me to believe itcan rarely fail to cuie those diseases."

For Croup, give an emetic of antimony, to be fol-lowed by larg' and frequent doses of Cherry Pectoral, until it subdues the disease. If taken in sea-son, it will not fail to cure.

Whooping Cough may bo broken cp and sroncured by the use of Cherry Pectoral.The Influenza is speedily removed bT this remrdy. Numerous instanceshave noticed wherewhole tamilies were protected from anv seriousconsequence*, while their neighbors, w;lhont theCherry Pectoral, were suffering from the disease.From the distinguished Professor of Chemistry and

Mtteira Medica, Bowdoin College.I have frund tbe Cnerry Pector*!, as its ingre-

dients show, a powerful remedy fjr colds, andCoughs, and pu'monary diseases.

PAKKER CLEVELAND, M. D.Brunswick, Me , Feb. 5,1817

Dr. Valentine Mott. the widely celeb-ated Proftjsorrf Surgery in tha Mt dical College, New Yorkcity, says:" It gives me pleasure to certify the value and ef-

ficacy of Ayer's Cherry Poctoral, which I considerpeculiarly adapted lo cure diseases of tbe Throatacd Lungs."

Cures of severe diseases upen the Lan;i hawbeen effected by Cherry Pectoral in such extremecases as warrant the belief that a remedy has atlength been tound that can be dependedon tocorethf Couiihs, Colds and Consumption which carryfrom ourmidst thousands every year. It is indeeda medicine to which the affl cted can look with con-fidencefor relief, ana they should not fail to availthemselves of it.

Prepared by J. C. AYER, Chemist, Lowell, Mass.Sold in Richmond byPURCELL, LADD & CO.,

and by all tbe Druggists throughout the city andState. oc !?dim

GOODS.?A beautiful assortment justIT in, i f the most fashionable styles, cheap andpretty?a description of which, would b ? u'm-.ntimpossible. Call nrd examine for yourselves, atHead Quarters, for fishionabie Clothing

E. B SPENCE,No 120, cornerci' Main and Governor streets,

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li' YOU would consult your own interest, rtadthe toiiowingcertificate from gen

tlerriau of tins cttv :

Richmond, November Ist, 1850?To Mrs. AB. ilh'.vs?Dear Madam : I have yourEiixir" in my family for about two years, in allcases ol colds and cou jus ; and have, on variousoccasions, recommended it to theuse ot my friends,and I am happy to say that, in every instance, it hasgiven entire sa'isfaction. Indeed, so habituatedhav« I become to :ts use, iu ca-e3 of cousshs aedcolde, that I never think of recommencing anyother remedy either in my own family or to mylrienda. Yours, &c ,

JAMES VV. LEWELLKN.For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT &BEERS, A. BODEKER, CtiAS. BECK, and CHASD YALE, and Mrs. A B. DAWS, Main street, Rich-mond se 2yLTLECTION OK BMFOT AGiiN'TS.?A

resolution of thaBoard of Directors ef tbe Vir-ginia Central Rat road Company deviates that allDepot Igents ehall be elected annually. Notice isnow given that on the 14>.h of October, at Rich-mond, the Boatd will make an appointment ofAgents for all depots onthe line of the road, tuserveduring tbe year 1853.

E. FONTAINE, President.Ofilce Va. Central R. R. Co., J

September 27, 1852. 3 se29?dt!4oLAM) FOR SALE NiAKiaCHJUJMU,

J In; subscriber ofiers for e>lo a small but amost excellent FARM, of about til'ty acre?, on theSouth side cf the Williamsburg rosd.uear Hinchman's, two «r,d a ba'f miles from the Old Market.About two-thirds tf theLat d cemea, aid a considerable part new cultivated as a market gaidetiSuch is ite fertility, adaptation and convenience tomarket as makes it oneof the mos: desirab'e placesfor a market g-»rc'en acd dairy about the city, andif properly managed, its cont could be easily madefrom lisprofits The Buildingcan, with but littleexpense, te re: derf d a ccmfortab e residfn< e, withall necessaty convenie.ic®, cud a number of tuebesisprings of w;<ter on theplate

Those wishingto purchase wili please call andexamine for themselves.Tkbms very literal Apply to Ro'cert Hastings,on the premises, or to the subscriber,se 2tf?dimw-lt SAMUEL HASTINGS.

ij'-Ai ii WETrTso i Mv, OF -I I'li-* RiOli. m'Ai.i'l V?NA-li i. WOODHOUfcElesp.ctluliy inform Merchants, Bookkeepers andothers, trial they have lately secured fur sale a su-perior Black WritingInk, of entirelydit*erent man-ufacture from the Hinds sold in this market fir sev-eralyears part They confidently iejo.nrnend, a:;dwarrant this Irk K give satisfaction. The Lo:t escontain full measure?the quarts are Jul! quarts,the pints are full pints,and so on. It is admirablyadaptedto the metallicpen a« well as to the quill.Also. Black, Red aud Copying InJis of tue mostieputable English manufacture."

Whitney's Patent Inkstand. All who'ike a cleanInkstand, and fluid Ink, free from dust and rudi-ment, «houM procure one of Whitney's Patent. Itis unquestionablythu best Inkstand \tt Lateruedoc 1I>1» OT's 1.l MIUI. ILAIii TO.MC1- This excel eni preparation has fceer: styied bymany the "Maichless tojutit.er oi the hair, ' so ? Hicient and rnngicai in it.' efiects upon the hair, stimulating every torpid vessel, ami by a vigorous

healthful effort, throwing) tf a!l scuif and dandruffthat a morbid circulation has Bcci-mulatt d and reuewing,cleansing aid beautifying the Lair, tender-ing it glossy, silky ai d fair To be had at* PICQT'S Drug Sic re.

'pKUI.Y KUKI'IIIMN«.-The prices that, Li, 'VY is selling his Goods at surprises allwao visit his Store He is selling Mouslaines at 10,and higher; Alpacas at Is, Merinos at 2'c, fineall waol Fiant e'.s at 25c, Worked Collars a bicMuslin Sieevesat 50, 75 and higher; aiso, a

large stock of Lace Sieeves at the saint; pricei-haudscme worked Handkerchiefs at SI, 1 25 and150; Kid G eves tf superior quality,white and colored at otly 50; Linf n1 Cambric Hdkf= at 6ic, (id,10c, 12/s, and finei ities; Ctilteos atf'i \u25a0; Shawlsinendless variety ; silks ol every d "crlpiion, someof tt.emust m.-.gniticente.-er brought t'i iliis city;Velvet ol all colors at great hargai -s; Bonnet Rib-bons tfall styles,&c. ABRAHAM LEVY', Jb,oc * 201 Bioau stte'etjVOTICE.?Any good family wishing ih<- mri-1 viceocl a young Iri>h LADY, who is a eo..dcutter aud ma!irr cf d'esco-s, aud capablti of instructing small children, and who Would be wmjus; tomake hers. U uufui iu .he managementcf house-hold a flairs geueraily, will do w. I: tocail 0.1 us

toler & cook,' c General Agents

ANO WOANOIiE, we are,

enabl.d 'o show something new in ttyieor pattern every week, wuh wlii. h aoditiot,. to our a'ways ample stock ot Iteady.Dlailc Cloth'ui/,,n "U.

r", r ttry lu wa,u « "lee sarmont»nd a be outUul6t,«a lower pnee than tlie same!r". "nV lmaied m same style, can bee!*ewbere. .

s« iaHENRY SUAFER Sc. CO ,\u25a0 No lt»3 Main .tr. e:.corner Mth.

F lflr <!allbyNS tOD!!Til¥ IHONf receiving?" Sii BACON tL BASKERVILL.

EDUCATION.4:#l<M~".*frnANE ANb uiiss bou^ifl WELL inform their patrons and the com-

munity,that they hare removed their School to thevery pleasant and commodiou* house on Gracestreft, recently occupied by Mrs. Bhelton, and op-posite Bt. John ? Church.

A f"W voting la 'ies can be accommodated asboarders in Mr» M.'s family.

The house she at present occupies is for rent.?Immediate possession given. oc I?3t*

VV~tOIOItI. FOR (ilttLS, MAINSTREET. BETVVBEN HUD AND 4Tri.?

Having discontinued the boarding department ofthe " iiome School," about twerty-flve day pupilswill '??\u25a0 received. The School will continue underthe samehighlyqut-liiied ladies who haveheretoforeconducted it Knclioh branches from $3') to 34'>;Krench. itc, SiO each ; Painting, (Drawing. Ac, atProfessors'prices. Instruction on the Harp, Pianoor Guitar in thn family to six or eightof the pupilsif desired, lmmedta'e aoplication requested. TheSchool will commence Ist Monday inOctober.

B. B MINOR, Attorney at Law.Law Bnildintr. B»pt. 21,165*2. se22?ts

\[JSVV t'LAhXICAL wCUOOt,, BY THEil REV. WILLIAM LOVE.?The subscriberwould respectfully inform the inhabitants of Rich-mond and its vicinity that he will open a ClassicalSchool in the hnuse lately occupp dby David Ander;son, Jr, Esq, on 7th street, near Leigh street, ontheIst Monday in October. From many years tuccess-ful experience, he hopes for a ehare of public pat-ronage.

Location.?It is one of the very best in the city foryouth, being very retired and at the same time con-venient The rooms are large an*! firy.

.Session?From Ist October until Ist August.Terms ?For all the English branches $40 per ses-

sion ; for Classicsand Mathematics, $50. Paymentstor five months invariablyIn advance.WILLIAM LOVE.

Rekebences?John C. Hobson, John Maben, W.F. Taylor, H. W Quarles, Esqs. se22?2w*

iMKS. HEMUQUE'KENGLISH AND FRENCH ACADEMY FOR

YOUNG LADIES,Richmond.MRS. 11., formerly of this city, and lately of

Lynchburg, wishes ta inform her friends andthe public, that sha will re open her Academy forYoung Ladies, in this city, onthe Istof October,in the fine school room lately occupied by Mr Finch,over the Monday School Kostn of the Syc-amore ChNrch, on 11th street, between Broadand Marshall street*.

Competent assistance will be employed in anybranch where nerded.

Terms.?®io, $30, and 840, for the EnglishBranches; Ancient and Madera Languages, eacn820.Each of th« above named tuitisn fees subject toa deduction of <5 per cent, for those who engagetheir pupils for the whole sr.htlaslic searof 10months,and pay ear'h sessitn offivemonths in advance.

For information concermag personal qualifica-tions and fraelity as a teacher,"Mrs. H. refers to heriium»rous patrons and pupils, both in Lynchburgand Richmond, now residing in this city.

Mrs. II will be found every morning at theSCHOOL ROOM, and in the evening at Mrs. Pen-dleton's boardiug house, Main street, between 9thand 10th streets. se 22?12t*

MISS ANNTK E. ABVEY respectfullyannouncestd her tfiends and the public, that

she will give ifistructiwi (to a limited number ofpupils) on the "PIANO FORTE." She begs leaveto refer to the following gentlemen of the VirainiaFemale Institute, Stauntoi :

Rev. R. H.Philips, Principal.Rev. J. C. Wheat, Vice Principal.Kev T. T. Cas'letranJ. C-Engelbrecht, Professor of Music.Also, Rev. Geo. Woudbrldge,of this city.

Teems?Sso per annum, or $5 per month, paya-ble quarterly. Residence on 2nd,between Marshalland Clav streets. se 6?lrn"

M. U. HOPE'S BOAKDLNtiV AND DAY SCHOOL, Corner of Frank-iin a"*) stSi Street*, Richmond, V'n.?Thenext term of tirs lnstituii»n wiii commence on theIst of October. The course of study will embraceall the branches pertaining to a thorough Englisheducation, together with Ancient and Modern Lan-guages. Last year more then 100 pupils were inattendance at tbe same time, but during the nextterm the number will be restricted to ICO?twentyof whom willbe received as boarders in the familyof the Principal. Charge for board, washing andall usual accommodations, for ten months, £220,as heretofore. Tuition in Eneiish, from $25 to$40, according to the advancement of the pupil.French. Spanish or Italian, $20; Latin, 815 : Music,£7 per month. The German will betaught orally, or by the usu;-.l method, to as manyas may wi-h to acquireit,/ree uj charge.

Kev. J. p. SAFFORD will occupy the positionwhich was filled by theRev. W. J Hoge !ait year.Mr. Safford is a gentleman of varied and acciuatescholarship, and has had several years experienceas an instructor in some of th« best institutions inourcountry.

YoungLadies from the country, as well as fromthe city, are desired to be present onthe first day ofthe session, it is often a serious inconvenienceand discouragement to a- pupil to enter a ciasswhich has made even a week's progress.

Payments invariablyin advance?one-half on thefirst of October, the other on the first ef March.All communications will receive prompt atten-tion. Address Rev. M. D. HOGE,

flu 27?d&w3m Richmond, Va.\E BS. PKBJLET'S ENOBiSII ANDi'-I FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY .-CHOCLFOR YOUNG LADIES. Broad street, opposite theC'ty Hall, will open AtONDAY, Oct 4. Mathe-matics and Natural Sciences will continue to beunder the charge of Mr. ROSIER. The depart-ment of Modern Languages Drawing and Paint-ing are filled by Mr. Peroico, long well known as asuccessful teacher. The French is taught by Mr.PerEico and Sliss Vassas ; and equally efficientteachers are secured in all the o.her Departments.A class of pupils under 8 years ol age will be re-ceived. Ali letters ofenquiry will be promptlyan--wered. Address the- Princpal. r.u 30?diwgw

Dii. MAUPJ2STS SCHOOL,Ittli Street, between Marshall mid ClayStreets.THEnext session wilt commenceoa MONDAY,

the 4th ofOctober, ar.d c n'.inue ten monih-.The plan of instruction embraces a thoroughcoursein theEnglishbranches, Ancient and ModtrnLanguage?, Mathematics and Chemistry. 'Ihe ad-vanced pupils wi 1 havenn ouportunity ofattendingtheLectures on Chemistryat the Medical College.i hese leeturcs will b \u25a0 uiven at5 o'clock in the after!noon, an hour at which pupils w 11 be disenga <ed*from ordinary school duties. °

.The Principal will give instruction in Mathemat-ics, Chemistry. Ac; fur. P. H MONTAGUE in An-

cient Languages, fcc ; and Mr. J. MlCHARD inModem Languages.Strict discipline will be enforced.lEiiuts For fne Engl sb branches, Classics andMathematics, £SU: f rone Modern Language, #20;and tor two, Slju pp.- session ol ten months, payable

hail in advance, and the balance on the Ist of MarchPRIMARY DEPARTMENT.The Principal, with the vitw of having his ownsons well taught in the elements of knowledge?Spelling, Reading, Writing, S>c ?has determined toestablish a Primary Uepartment in connection withhis School. F'-r th; s aeparrment a separate roomwiil be provided, and a competent assistant em-ployed. who will devote his attention exclusively'I'' n

k" under the general supervition ofthePrincipal. Or lya limited number of pupilswillbe admitted, and the fee will be §110 per session oftenmonths. bp 25 1mLaw school.11E fourth session of the Subscriber'* LawSchooi will commence onMonday the2s:h day

of October next, and terminate on Saturday theItith day of March, 185'3. Gentlemen desiring de-tailed information as to the plan of instructionadopted in my School, text books, expenses, &:c.,will promptly receive, in reply to their enquiries, aprit ted circular letter c m.-nuni-rntinz the deri-edinformation.. J°HJi W BROCKENBRGUGHI.exmpton,Va., Aug. 12, 185"au£B?2awtOc:2s

\| H. J. C. f7 BENNETT'S SCHOOL.7 , wl!' rc cPtn Monday. October 4, 1e52 inthe building (oa Franklin, b.tween 6th and 7thstreets)occupied by him during the last scnolastieyear. Mr. U considers l.i nself particularly lortuuate in huT'cg secuiei the service! of Mr. J. CLOv\RY, a grsiluate of Trinity College, Dublin?aycungmanci ucd >üb!ed literary attainments. a->dwho comes with the highest ce.Uficates of moiatcharacter. Mr Lowry will sup-rinteud the Mathe-matical Department, and assist in the chssiss, asalso in the ci«ntnerciai branches.

Erery pupil sutii.iently advanced in English willbe required to pursue the studyofeitherthe Frenchor high (Jerman, (audit de tned advisable both oftheabove language*,)forwhich them uiil >n iwettracharge*.TaajM?Higher English branches, classics andMathematics, $SU; higner English blanches andMathematics, #45; Cumin, n English nranches, #40,per session of ten months, one half payable la ad-vauee, and the rcaaaiuder onthe Ist 01 March,sc 6t

EDUCATION.MISS TAZEWKLL'B

BCARDINO AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNGLADIES,

Gback St*bkt Between 7th Sl Bth, Richmond.THE second session of this tchool will com-

mence on the Ist day ot next October. Theroost able, assistants in everydepartment have bctn?ecu red.

Term*?Payable Semi Akbviut m Advance?For board an! wa»bing, higher?'"ugltsh branches, %40; Primary Enalisb branches,?30; Ancient and Modern Language*, each 420;Music?Pr< fesaors' fees. * se 4?lm

KW. 3IU>LOKY'M SCHOOL, fuURTHSTREET, between Gr*ce ard Franklin?The

nextsession of this School will commcnca on thefirst of October.

Miss M. wiii take charge of a few small boys in asepar te apartment. sell ?Im*\1 «*? »IKAUS SCHOOL., UUACBifl STKKET, Shockoe Hill, will be reopenedon Monday the 4th day of October. se 27?2w*

JOB PRINTING.DISPATCH OFFICE,

Governor Street, ii doom from iHaln,RICHMOND. Vq.

Pamphlets, I Bosineas t arda,Circular*, I Ticket*,Handbills, | Blanks, See. &c.,Isabels, I of every description,

Printed at short notice andiuponreasonable terms.Orders for all kind* of Printing will be re-

ceived and executed in the handsome*', style.jy 13

ANEW VOLUME OF THE "POPU-LAR LlßßAßY."?Storie* from Blackwood.

1 vol, 16rao, cloth ?50 cents. Contents: The Firstand List Dinner, Malavolti, The Iron Shroud, TheAvenger, The Announcements and Three Rooms,Nicholas Drinks, or Frini Mackerel lor Dinner,Fortune Hunting Extraordinary.

One of the most difficult things to write is a goodshort story. Blackwood's Magazine, it is wellknown, has long been celebrated for its supply ofthis rare literary article. The above selection ex-hibits its power and variety in this department.

The Paris Sketch Book, by VVm M Thackery,author of Yellow Plush Paper*, 4c, 2 vols, fancycloth?Bl

G a'ties and Gravities, by Horace Smith, one ofthe authors of Rejected Addresses, 16mo, fancycloth?®l

A Journey Through Tartary,Thibet, and China,by H Hue, 2 vols, 16tno, fancy cloth?Bl

The Maiden and Married Life, by Mary Powell,af:erwardt Mrs Milton, 16mo, cloth?so cent*

The Yellow Pluih Papers, by Wm M Thackery,16mo, cloth?so cents

Essays from the London Times?a collection ofHistorical and Personal Sketches, 16mo, cloth?socent*

Japan: Geographical and Historical, from theearliest records to the pres» nttime, acd the Expedition fitted out in the United States, by Charles Mc-Farlane, Esq, one of the Editors of the PictorialHistory of England, British India. &c,l vol, 12mo,with numerousengravings, cl«th?Si 25

An Expedition to the Valley ef, the Great SaltLake of (Jtab, including a Description of its Ge>graphy, Nalural History and Minerals, andan Analy-sis of its waters, illustrated by numerous beautifulplates from drawings taken on the spot, by How-ard Stansbury, 1 vol, Bvo, text, and 1 vol, Bvo,maps?s4 50

Lydia, a Woman's 8.-ek, by Mrs Newton Cros-land?price 75 centsTuckerman's Sicily, a Pilgrimage, 12mo?paper

25 cents, cloth 40 cents"A clever description of acountry le?s frequent

el than many ether parts of Europe."?Jour. Com.French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese Schoola::d Miscellaneous Books. For sale by

NASH it VVOODHOUSE,se Eag'e Squntc.

Til Ji SLBSCiIIBBK HAV-£g ingH«en the stand iormerly occu frflfiiii'j'rti

;/ied bythe late Geo Mangner, is prepared tofurnish his friend' and the public generally,

with as good an article of Boots uud Shoes as caube found in this mark-it. He has been employed asa manufacturer by the best houses in the city, andwill guarantee sati-faction to any one who may bedisposed to try him.

se 29 ?taw-H* JOHN H. EOSCHFN.LvMiiKii, ti LAlit iili. ?in addition to our

* general assortment of seasoned White PineLumber, we have, in our yard,over 350,000 feet ofseasoned White Oak and Button WoodBoards, suitable for too.icco boxes. Purchaserswould do weil to apply to us, either personally orby ietter before purchasing eisewhere.

TOME &. MNEHART,ee 13? 2aw3m Port Denosite. Sid.\[EVV BOOT AND SHOE .MAM'FAC--i TORY.? We have commenced the manuiacture of Boots and Shoes of ail varieties, under thesuperintendence of Mr ROBERT BRIGGS, veryjustly celebrated for the manufacture of Gentlemen's and Ladies' Gaiter Boots and Misses' andChildren's Shoes. We would say to our friendsana the lormerpatrons of Mr Briggs, ttat we willbe glad to wait on them at all times, assuring themthat no pains will be spared by us to give entiresatisfaction. Respectfully,

PEMBEKTON A BROTHER,161 Main street, opposite Exchange Bank.17?2aw3w

KKAI>, BUtUT, OKAt'K.ers, <tc, made ol the choicest brands of newFlour, tor sale by WM. FALC< >NER,

au 20 171 Main street.AIMS, DYESTt'FFS, OIL.*, &c.?

THOS. E. PACE has ju-t received at hisDrua store, 222 Broad street, a large quantity of theabove articles, wrich he will sell as cheap as theycan be bought in the city. Aiso Window Glass ofall sizes. se 14Gi iiEAT BAKGAIJiS IN .UOLSI.INES"*"

? 1 justreceived from the North a splen-did assortment of new styles Mousline Delanes,which 1 amnow sehing at greatly leducea pricesJACOB A. LEVY,

se*ll Cheap Stores.Oj I BOXES TIN t'IiATE, aa assort- Imeiit comprising Dearly all cizes, brightand l>jadeJ, tor eale dj,Jej« S McGRUDER & SONS.VIRGINIA CB-VTHAL liAiijßOAlJ.

W N OTI cE .? DAILY LINE* .-"f FKOM RICHMOND TO WHITE

Slit-ftlUit ?Fare §10.Leave Richmond at<>£ AM, arrive at Stauntonssme d-ty by 8J P M.Leave Staunton at 7£ A M, to Bath Alum by n'chtLeave Bath Alum at daylightand arriveat WhiteSutpfcurat hall past 3 P M.

HemmingLeave White Sulphurat 7 A M and to Bath Alumby nightLeave Bath Alum by daylight, and to Cocke's bynight.Leave Cocke'* at 5 A M and to Richmond by2P M.

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[ Fare to Staunton.... 5 qqda Bath alum or Warm 825do Hot Sulphur 85<do White Sulphur 10 00do Lexington 700do Rockbridge Alum 850jy2B WM PARISH &\u25a0 CO.

WOOD, lUlvn A. 1!!* ? »ue «UJtcriber is prepared to furnish WOOD, COKEor COAL as cheap as can be bought in townYa;d at Danville Depot?office on Pearl street,opposite Alhambra Hotel, and immediately underMessrs Toler & Cook. Ail orders leit Mr P. Woolloik's (irocery, on Broad street, (lormerly Ellis')will be attended immediately.Lump Coal ijj per load.ly 2:1-3 m THOMIS FOSTER.

111 TTKU*?Just received,a tew uotsvery fine tresh flutter from the country Alsoa lew boxes tresh ground Coffeeiu store, for salebyle *6 GEO. J.HE9 KING.

EttUlNtis: lIEKKIMUs!?2S hall obisFamilyKoe Hirrings50 bbls No 1 Ualilax Herrings50 do No 2 do doIn store aud forssie low b7 A. 8. I.EE.

?u 10?ts.HI 1.1.INK I!Y.?l have a variety of

|?gteg I'ONNK IS. trimmed and untrimmed ; ajsti,KB?*Ribbons and Flowers suitable for the pre-

sent sesson, whirh fata disposed to sell atery reduced prion, previous to receiving a new?upply.se 20 MRS. SWOKD3, 223 Broad street

ot'cket»7ouaMJ. BtR ShT.~, just re,:o.vecatSTEBaiN-5, DARRACUTT Si CO'j»001 101 Broad sir, ei.UUI.UE I»AtOM »luE-, f.bauld«r«ußa& I'fiiui, landing «nd for ta!e b?*a 'M John h. claiborne.

SWt.HI CUBA MOLAooEft.?3'J h«*s, in dueorder, for sale by '

oc* WfH-IAMS ft BROTHER.

ak «HY, | 7tfcjSP.

*' MaiSW BH4MK3 A. J CAJNON b.?.above Bakery, trust that by careful atteofrulT''curing the best material.'*?vX^Tfc 1"

b® able to fupply the pnb.ic with » ch'ni * 7 55BaaEso^*? »Aggsrv CIU.NA TVCTLT "\u25a0*

Li .

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the """ Vork, BgPr#-(fr Irtn^Fr? ton' fc*w-8»r and KrroLr.Il Liverpool at New Yr.rk th/if?'ly»®S» briber has his th hhnrthrnwrjrn and ( }.;and from ih-i manufactories'uk! auction i>i .*2of plain, pressed tu.d cut 1.0 .kir b (mFancy Goods ;, c ,c»isttng of « gren *

new and very handsome »tyl s and p,ftr.rDi 7Htstock is larger thin he ha* ever h*<l ? »,?i ~? *

money, he will off-:r to the merchant- of V?r Jil\*North Carolina and Tennessee ». rv ' ~ments. Ail in want of Goods mhis ,i ns » r. In,Sto rxatnins h:g stock beloie thry IImk; their dmchases. HUGH A WATT P

N,7- Msin s>reet.fif] UICHMONO HAT SiAMJPATT7rJUfcRY.-The subscriber invites the atteutiawtaetiade to bis new and extensive Fall S|J£ 5iIATd and CAPS, which comprises all the v?grades, styles, colors and qualities of GentW,?S

Bo7§' and Hatsand Caps now in UT»Merchants of Virginia, North Carolina and T»nneesee are particularly requested to faminehitgoing further North, th? almost infinite variet* ifgoods now ready for their inspection at this esJ£lishment. Those who ha7e the disposition to -jrT.fer home manufactures and encourage home in"dustry, can do so with advantage by' suuDlvin,themselves and their customers with Richmondmade goods, which will be warranted at tine inquality and perfect in workmanship as canbe n-oduced in any raarketinthe world, while the nrlcesshall be reduced to the lowest and most economic*]American standard Those who may wish to natronize the manufacture* of other States canbe lur"nished w th Northern and Eastern goods at themanufacturer! prices The stock consists of theusual variety of tine fashionable Hats arid Caps ofold gentlemen's broad brims from the finest to 'thelowest qualities; Servants' Hats and Caps of allkinds, from one dollar per dozen un; Children andintanta' H»ta and Caps, Ladies' Rid nig Hat* allthe various styles and qualities of soft Hats Tar-paulin,Wool and Glazed Hats, all the grades ofCaps, hair, seal, cloth, leather, plush, (cstton andsilk,) Fur Caps up to the very finest Otter and Bca-Ladies' Furs?Muffs, Tippets, Muffatee*Cuffi, Victorines,Foot Muffs, Mii»e»' and Childreng'

Muffs, Victorines, ic, as complete and well assort-ed a stock of these gaod* as is usually kept in themost fsshionable fancy Fur stores of New York,au 31?2 m JOHN DOOLEY. 81 Main st.

( JEDAK. TAH.?The most successtui remedy\ ' now in use for the care of Consumption, Bron-chitis, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Dyspepsii, PilesKings' Evil, Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver, ic.Opinions of the Medical Faculty.Baltimobe, Maich 17,1851.Mrs. B B. Norrit?Dear Madam: It gives me

great pleasure in recommending to public favoryour valuable medicine, (Cedar Tar) as an excel-lent preventive or curative in the first stages ofbronchial affections, or diseases of the lungs, andalso as a very valuable tonic. Yours, very respect-fully, T. H.WRIGHT, M D.I subscribe, with pleasure and full confidence, tothe good effects of the Cedar Tar, as preparedandsold byairs. Norris, in many cases of disease, hav-ing prescribed it frequently, and always with goodeueccs. A. RICH, M.D.March 27,1851.

Mrs. B. B. ISorris?Madam It gives me pleas-ure to recommend to the iavorable notice of thepublic your valuable medicine, (Cedar Tar) in bron-chial affections and diseases oi the lungs.

THOMAS OWINGS, M. D.Baltimore, March 27,1851.| The Cedar Taris daily gaining popularity in thiscommunity, and some of our own"phy? ivians ararecommending it to their patients

We are permitted to reier to the following per-sons, citizens of Richmond and vicinity, out ot a

. large number, (who, Irotn motives of delicacy, pre-i fer that their names should not be made public,)| whp have receiv. d great benefit from the useof theT»" V'tr C Vrurn? Daatist. U Meaeke, Jas. R.Moore, Jno B. Dodd, Charlottesville, Va.

Call and see certificates.25p Beware of counterfeits. The genuinearti-cle is for sale byP. HORTON KEACH, 91 Main street,

Sole Agent for Richmond, andau 4 General Agent for Eastern Virginia.jV(ITICb. ?R. R. DUVAL having this day ta-il ken his brother, J. P. DUVAL, into co part

nership, the business wiil in future be conducedby U. it. Duval & ilrother, at theold stand,under the American Hotel. We are now receivinga fresh supplyof Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, ic.Sac., and hope, by strict personal attention, tomerita portion ot public patronagei R. R. DUVAL,

J. P. DUVAL.Richmond, July Ist, 1852. jy 1

IT IS A WELL-KNOWN FACT, thatOSBORNS DAGUEKREAN GALLERY is thaplace to get fine Sky-light Fictures taken for Sl.?We would invite ail to call soon, as we shall not

take lowpictures but a few weeks.We have made arrangements to take pictures oftick or deceased persons at their residences. Ourprices are from Si to $10. OSBORN'S,Opposite the Banks, sign of the American Flags.

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PANT*, I'ANTs?V tSTS, VKsTs.?Just received, a large and rich assortment

of English and Flench Fancy Cassimere, and blackDoe»km Pants. Vests in endless variety of fancyand black figured Silk, Satia, Cut Velvet, Merin'.i,&.c, Sec. Also, a large and most beautiful assort-ment of Cravats, Sc<iif«, Stocks. Handkfs. Gloves,Shirts, Collars, Under Siiirtt, Drawers, &c, £lc ?

Those who want rich goods, and good tits, it smallcasii prices, wiil call ouJ. D GOODMAN,

se 24 No 13 Main at, opposite Eagle Square.

Daily link to hluiianan inLES? THAN TWO DAYS. BY CENTRAL

RAILROAD?ALSO DAILY BY NATURALBRIDGE TO WHITE SULPHUR SPKINGS.Leave Richmond daily at haf past t>, A M, to Staun-ton bynight; second day to Buchanat by 5, PM.

On the return, leave Buchanan at 3 o'clock AM,arrive at Richmond next day to dinner, by calfpast1 o'clock, F M.

This makes a daily line via Natural BriJge to theWhite Sulphur Springs.Fare from Richmond to 8uchanan............S 3

do do Richmond to White Suiphur, viaNatural Bridge 12au 6 E. H. GILL. Superintendent.

'I'U »TO>h JlAsOfi-l.?Fioposais wiu Be re-A ceived at thia office until 12 o'c'oek, M., cnVHURSDAY,the 7th of October next, forabout 750lineal tret of stone culvert, commencing near the

intersection ot Clay and 7th streets, and extendingup Clay and 6th streets to a point near the North.Wesi intersection cf Marshall and 6tii streets. Toeculvert will be cc mmecced »t a dentil of Is feet be-iow tnesurface of 7th street, and reach iu termina-tion at a depth of it>>j feet, its capacity will be2Jby 3 teet clear?aide wall* average2 let thick, laidon good ff.ig stoLes running acroai and under eachwall? and the culvert covered with thick, stronggranite slabs?all the \u25a0tone* to b<» laid with good??emeut mortar. Al*o, a culvert 3by 4 feet clear,to U) built in the same manner, in the ravine be-tween 6th and 9th street*, about 140 lineal feet inlengh,where noexcavation i* needed.'Ihe contractor will enter into covenant withamplesecurity for prompt and faithful execution ofthe work, which is wanted a* toon a* it practica-ble to complete it. All the tnrpiu* earth and rub-bish to be removed by the contractor and deposi-ted on9thKreet, North of ClaystreetPayments will be made on monthlyestimate*,wi'.h a reservation of 20 per cent uutil the comple-tion of the work.

'l'hi f ttianate fcas been placed it 92 73 per lioo»lfoot. No bid beyond thai *um wnl be considered.

Unl< ti the contract b* aigned within ten dayaIrom and attcr the date if the award, it will oe con*Hiden d m abandoned.

<ltd M BATES. Supt Struts.

BKOCAUK, HI?H VI,Alb AMU fLAiKC'OLUhtL) AM) BLACK SILKS.? We have

now in *torv nr. elegant stock ot haudjomo brocadfirich plaid,fancy colored and black titlkn, which weare tuabied and determined to otter at extremelylow price* They are druirabl" and taahioaable?tylea. having been recently aekctea in Ntw Vorfc.We reapeetlully iuvite the ladie* to examineourMaortment. iiAKl' * MubKS,

ae 29 63 AKiin atreet.

LA U1 tv->' (UiikU UUUl'n & WAilt'1 *\u2666» SliOhri ? Ju«t leceired, «e*eral ca»ei vt

ladlea' Gaiter Boot* and Walking Klines. Urealbargain*cau be obtained bycalling eariy at

HAKT & MOSES',?e S3 A3 Main alreet. '

CMIUIJUK, iittKbN, AbU VUCUiUIU9»I ground is Oil, for aale by

WH M DADE,Chemlat and Apoiheaary,

nN Main atraet, near Old Marfcvt