i o a i

pocket cutLerY, Walking CAnes,

piSHiN TAcKLe, Ac, Ac,

e co voens,

In any quantity, and on the most favorable terms,

oc. Im

RAlLROADS, AC.

GHEAT SOUTH WESTEMN MAIL ROUTE.

Twice dailY, CuNday evenino ExOEpreD)

MICHIMOND AND DANVILLE BAILRAD.

CHANGE OF SCHEDUlES.

O' and after Monday, August 22d, 1859, the Mall and Passen­

ger trains, on this road, will run as follows;

Leave Richmond twice dally (Sundays evening excepted,) at o

A. N. end 3,40r. N. for Junction, Lyuchburg, Bristol, Knokvilie

Balton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis, Atlanta, Montgomery,

Moblle and New Orleans.

Leave Richmond dally (except Sundays,) for Danville, Va, and

Greensboro', N. C., at 500 A. S.

ReTUrNiNG,

Leave Junction, (Burk's,) twice dally (Sunday morning except­

ed,) atd oclock, a. N., and 3.15r. S., and arrive in Richmond at

100 A. N., and 6.15r.S.

Through from Richmond to Memphis in two days and three

hours.

Ow The above traffls connect botA trorgs with the South Side

Rallroad trains to and from the South-west, at the Junction, and

with the Virginia Central A R. F. A Potomac Rallroad trains, to and

from the North, at Richmond.

Through Tickets sold, and Baggage checked through to the above

points; also, to the Virginia Springs.

For Hrough Redets, and further information, apply at the ricket

office of the Richmond A Danville Rallroad Company, Richmond.

auls C.CAMPhELL, Superintendent.

SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

O' Arnerei Mondan theaaav-

gust, the passenger Trains, will run as follows;

FROM PETERSRURG TO LYNCHNURG.

p all Train starts dally at 5.30 A. M., reaches lenchburg ati28s

Passenger Train starts dally, except Sundays, at 445 p. M.,

reaches Lynchburg at 12,30 A. M.

FROM LYNOURURG TO PETERSRURG.

Mall Train start dally at 11 A. M., reaches Peteraborg at 6P.M.

Passenser Trains starts dally, except Sundays, at 16.30 P. M.

reaches Petersburg at 6,30 A. a. ee

These trains connect with two dally trains to the Springs, Knox­

ville, Nashville, Memphis, Ac. to New Orleans,

$y? This is the shortest and most expeditious route to all parts

of Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippl, Loulsana, Arkansas and texas.

The City Point Train leaves Petersburg dally, except Sundays, at

1 A. M., and 12 Noon, and City Point at $.30 A. M. and 10Ea

extra trains are run to and from all the steam packets when ne

et eeteeae e H. D. Bird,

aus General Superintendant.

GdEN'l SUer's ovyice, va tr r. co

LYschree, July 27th, 1809.

IAN and after Sunday, July 318t,1359, Tralns

Af will run as follows:

Passenger Train No, I will leave Lynchburg at 1220, A. M., and

arrive at 10.50, A. M.

Passenger Train No. 2 will leave Lynchburg at 1230, P. M, and

arrive at 11,15, P. M

Freight Train will leave Lynchburg at 4, A. M., and arrive at

5.30, F. M. This Train does not carry passengers

seoE H. 01LL, GenSupt.

RiCHMONd a YORK RIVER RAILroAd,

NeW LINE TO BALTIMORE.

FAH ONIw

Oh and atter MoNDAY, Nov. 21, 180, the regular passenger

train will leave

Richmond Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridavs at 62 A. M

White House, Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and

Saturdays.

The accommodation train will leave

White Iouse 1uesdays and Saturdays.

Richmond Tuesdays

eat I M

The freight train will leave

White House Wednesdays.

Richmond Wednesdays

Passengers for West Point, Cappahosick, Bigler's, Yorktown, Giou-

cester Point and Norfolk, leave Richmond Tuesdays and Fridays

at 675 A. M., connecting at White House with steamer steamer Sea

Bird. Fare through $2.00,

Returning, steamer Sea Bird leaves Norfolk Mondays and Thurs

days at 67 A. M., connecting with cars leaving White House same

days at 47e P. M.

Passengers for King A Queen C. H., Urbanna, Northern Neck and

Baltimore, leave Richmond Tuesdays and Fridays at ) A. M

connecting with Northern & Co's stages at White House for Urhanna,

and steamers Wm. Selden and Virginia for Northern Neck and Hal

timore, through the same night. Fare through ad

Passengers leaving Richmond Mondays and Thursdays at owr A

I connect with Northern a Co.'s Stages for King William C. I.,

and Walkerton, King a Queen county. Returning, stages will

eave Walkerton same days at 25 P. M., connecting with cars

leaving White House at 4 P. M.ThOs R. SHArP,

noltifena Superintendent.

1859. NOTIOE.8.

To PASSENGERS GOING NORTH--NEW ARRANGEMET.

IPORTANT TO TRAVELLRHes.

Thhotn nokkisid throtonUhackg

GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.

CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL.

TWiCE DAIlY- Sunday night excepted--between

RICHIMOND, ALExANDRIA, WASHINGTON, BALTiMore phi­

ADELTiHA, NEW YORK, and all important points West, via Ae­

quia Creek and Washington, over the

RICHMOND, FREDERICESBUrG ANd PoTOMAcRaLrOAd,

To the Potomac River, 75 miles; and by Splended and comfortable

steamers thence to Washington, 55 miles, in all 130miles in I hours

being a comfortable and perfectly safe rate of speed.

Hours of departure 6.30 A. M., and 7.00'P. M.

charge of Special Agents, ChecKed

Throui to Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New

Through tickets can be procured at the following rates:

To Baltimore.To Washington

To Philadelphiae e o e o

To Cincinnatio o o

To ColumbusTo hioeeee

To Indianpolise ieeee e

To Cairo o ieee

o atono det e oo

To JeffersonvilleTo Newark

To Rock Islando inene e o

To Zanesville

Passengers breakfast and sup at Ashland, and dine en board the

comfortable steamers between Acqula Oreek and Washington

B For further information, apply at this office, Hroad Street,

Shockoe Hill. JAMes e. WinstoN,

n se GenTicket Agent.

SAM'l RUTH, Supt. I

Office R. F. AP.R. R. Co.,

Richmond, Jan. 21, 1858. Jant-

HROUOH FHEIGHT ARiAne. Ner

I MENT.- From itichmond, virginia, Lrad

to New OrIe ans, Vicknburg, Memphls, St.

Louls, Montgomery, Tuseumdin, Augusta, Mas

con, Nashville, Chattanooga, &e.

The RicIIMONd And DANVILle rAILroAd COMPaNY

announce that they have just concluded an arrangement to receipt

for and forward goods, as above specisted, at the following low

rates:aae e

ween piedeeate oHow Special 1st 2d ad

From Richmond to- Charged. class. Class. Class. Class

Knoxville, Tenn., andfall

stations as far as Chat­

100 s. 225 Ios so

Nashville, Tenn10 s. 300 1t0 85

Tuscumbia, Ala100s. 2 163137

Memphis, Tenn. 100 . 30 1801415

itates on manufactured tobacco, per 100 pounds, from Richmond,

as follows: To Knoxville, S8 cts; to Nashville, $1 15; to Tas­

cumbia, $1 21; to Atlanta, Ga., $1 15; to Macon, da, $130­

to Montgomery, Ala., $149; to St. Louls via Mamphis, $i 44; to

Vicksburg, Natchez and New Orleans, $147

t To Daiton and all points East and South of it, these rates

will go into effect at once. But to Chattanooga and West of it, i5

cents per 100 ihs, additional will be charged until the completion

of the Cleveland branch of the East Tennessee and Georgia Rall­

For classification of articles, and further information, see hand

bills, or apply at the office of the Richmond and Danville Rallroad

Company, Richmond.C CAMPBELI, Supt.

Richmond, Apri2z, 185 ap23--tf

CANAL ROuTETo LYNCHHurG Andrucee­

a e AnAn.

u

Ictarth from Richmond to Lnchburg $230; to Buchanan $100

and Lexington $400.

On the 13th day of July, the firm of R. Edmond a Co., will com­

mence running their tri-weckly line of Packet-Boats on the James

River A Kanawha Canal, leaving Richmond, as usual, on Monday

Wednesday and Friday, at 5 P. M., reach New Canton at 9 A. M

and Scottsville at 12 M of the first, and Lynchburg at 5 A. M, and

Buchanan and Lexington at 7 P. M. of the second day.

Leave Buchanan at? A. M. and Lynchburg at 72 P. M. Monday,

Wednesday and Friday, reach Scottsville at 1o2 A M., New Can­

ton at 1n P. M., and arrive in Richmond at 5 A. M., nest day.

The Boats connect at New Canton with the Stage for the Institute

and Buckingham C. H., and in Scottsville with the Stage for Char­

lottesville.

Passengers from the country will observe, that by this schedule

they arrive in Richmond and Lynchburg at 5 o'clock in the morn­

ing, and can return home same days at 5 P. M. from Rtichmond,

and 19 P. M., from Lynchburg.

Below see time of arrival at intermediate distances:

Tie. Mis ti e

ee ion o e e o

Arrive at a

aaio a eiae i o ee

Jude's erry e e e e e

Mica e e i e

cedar point, ai e

eeron aieo ee­

artervie e e e

Columbia, ooi o ee

New canton, e aoe o

oti o e e o

oi e a eeo o e o

Warminster. 4 eeon oe o

ardwkvile ae ee o ee

e e e e a e e

en ee e ee

Staples Ms e aio e

Lynchurg a i e e

R. EDMOND,

J. DAVENPORT, Jr.

eee W. P FARISH,

NEW PALI STOCN.

B00t8, ShoEs, TruNks And leathertwelye

HUNDRED CASES.

AlE have received and are now opening twelve hundred cases

WF a part of our FALl and Wintel Srock of Boots shoes

Trunks and Sole Leather, comprising a good and general varlety

of all the most desirable kinds, mostly manufactured expressly for

us, and the qualities are such as we can recommend to be good

We invite our friends to call and examine our stock. We are satien

we have bought them as low as any house at the North, viz: New

Yerk, Philadelphia or Baltimore, and we will sell them as low, all

in want of good Goods at low prices are respectfully invited to

look at our stock, to merchants that buy for cash, or pay prompt

ly we will sell very low,

PUTNEY A WATTs.

RICisARDsonss

TRtISa LtndS,

DAMASKs, DIAPERS, Ae.

F tOnSUMers of Richardson's Linens, and those desirous of of.

taining the Genuine Goods, should see that the articles they

purchase are sealed with the full name of the firm, Rioit annsos,

N8a OWDEN, as a guarantee of the soundness and durability

of the geods.

This caution is rendered essentially necessary as large quantitles

of inferior and defective Linens are prepared, season after seasor

and sealed with the name of RiCilArDSoN, by Irish Houses, whe

regardless of the injury thus inflicted alike on the American cor?

sumer and the manufacturers of the genulne Goods, will not readily

abandon a business so profitable, while purchasers can be imposed

on with Goods of a worthiess character,

oe eeee J BULLOCrE A Co

se6--dly Agents, 36 Church Street, New York

WM. H. PleAsants,

PRODUOl

AnD

GENEEtAL COMMiSSION MerCiant,

No. $, 15th St.between Main and Cary.

MichmOnD, Va.

Particular attention paid to the sale of Tobacco, Wheat, Corn,

Flour, Oats, t.

Farmers who are disposed to ship their rain to me will be

supplied with bags on the same terms charged by Rallroad Com

panies, Consignments solicited, and prompt returns made.

A SUPERtIOHT ARTICLE FOR THE TOsLEt.

Iturnett's CocOAine for promoting the growth and pre

I e serving the beauty of the human hair, is a very popular ar

The Cocoa-Nut Oll is perfectly deodorized and held in a comb