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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-02
EALL AND WINTER DRY Goons

=. FOh lSoS.-The Subscribers are now in receint
OF tnsir Stock of Fab and Winter Staple and Fancy
DRY goods. which viii be found complete, compris-
ing all the most fashionable styles of Fancy Goods of
tae season together with large and complete assort-
ment of Staple Goods.
Returning thanks TO the public for their patror
age, we solicit from them call this season. assuring
them we will, heretofore ourselves 20 give
entire satisfaction, goods having been pu
tor the money, in the Northern cities and determine
ed as we are TO adhere to established prneinle
OF small profits and quick sales. We feel assured
saying that our Goods will be found as cheap as in
any house in the State. -
Our arrangement ts such as to enable us To re-.
ceiye Fresh Goods each week during the season
thereby keeping our assortment good through the
season. -
Below we will lis. few of the many articles of
stock. viz: -,
Rick cord and black Brocaded Silks Plaid and plain
cord do; Plain Black do; French and English Meri-
noes; all Wool plain Cashmeres and Mouseps rich
Paris Printed do de- plain and figured and black and
cord Alpacas; Enlbroderies of all kinds; Hosiery
Gloves, Ribbons. &c Cleaks, Mantillas &c: Irish II
mems, Sheeting and Shirtngs; Bed and Negro Blan-
ketsi heavy Woolens for Negro Clothing; Cloths
CassIneres, &c.
Also, complete assortment of Gentlemen's Fur
nlshing Goods TO all Of which we call the attention
OF our City and Country customers, and the public
generally. ~ =
HART NOSES 6s Main Street
Sc Richmond Va
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Arrival Of the Hermann.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

~ FORK, Sept. 1.-The steamer Hermann. ar.
Ilved last night. She sailed from Bremen on the
ian Of August. tour correspondent sends us a
sage regarding Austrias action in the kossa
affair, which published in the summary of news
by the Europal fE
caaaa'ties-Great Loss Of Life aud prop.rsv
The scaffoiding of the Crystal Palace, a, syden.
ham, recently fell with terrible crash. killing
eleven men and wounding twenty.
The warehouses at Dover have been DESTROYED
by fire The loss of property Is stated at 10000
The intense heat of the burning buildings caused
portion of the celcbra.ei cliffs of Dover TO fan
killing several frerneu.
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ADJUSTMENTS

METROPOLITAN II ALL-THIS
IN EVENING, and every evening during the
week, will be exhibited Anellfs great Scriptural
Painting of the END OF THE WORLD, ORTHE
OPENING OF THE SIXTH SEAL
This magnificent work of art the largest Painting
IN America full 500 feet square, occupying the artist
three years in s completion, viii be exhibited for
few days, In connection with grand CONCERTS, by
the celebrated Madame R0SALIA DURAND, as
sisted bv the great Basso Sgnor NOvELLi; Siguor
F0GHEL, great Italian Vionist; Mr.. WARDEN.
the yersafle ballad singer, and by Mr. STIF celebra
ted Pianist 1919
EH- For particulars small bills. ~
Ey Admission 10 Concert and Painting only Is
cents. an 23-fs 4
THE THIRD GRAND BALL AND
Il DISPLAY OF FIRE WORKS will come off
at the Huguenot Springs on FRIDAY, September 2
1898. Ne 1-2t
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MI RRA1S,
Over the Store Of Jas. Woodhouse,
nRUGS MEDICINES Sc ~

nRUGS, MEDICINES, &c, CORNER OF
- 9TH AND BROAD STREETS, opposite Messrs
Breeder < Fox.-The subscribers have on hand &c.
neral and well selected stock of DRUGS, MEDI-
ClNhS and CHEMICALS, and the public may rest
assured that article of inferior quality will be of
tered for sale and particular attention viii be paid to
the putting up of Prescriptions and family orders
lcLarges moderately Also, fine assortment of Co
LOGNES French EXTRACTS and POMMADES: a
choice selection of Tooth Hair, Nail Clothes and
other BRUSHES: Buffalo, Ivory and Horn COMBS;
Fancy Goods
Their Electric WASHING FLUID is well worth
the attention of Neutrality-suspicious. should be
without T. Nothing yet offered to the public is equal
to Il tor cleansing and Inpartng beautiful whitness
70 Linen Cotton Muslins Laces without the least
INJURY send your own bottles. The cost is q mere
ul{S, ana Will save five times the in Soap
ana Iabcf- THOMAS LEONARD l. co.
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DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
IG ROAD-OPEN TO BRAKES BRANCH 6

MlLES.-The regular passenger train will daily
Sundays exceptedl between Richmond and brakes
Branch.
The train viii stop for passengers only at the fol-
lowing points Manchester, Robious, Coalfeld, To-
mahewk, Powhatan Mattoax, Chula, Scott's Shop,
Amelia G. H., Wyanoke, Jennings Ordinary, Hay
brakes Branch.
Leave Richmond at O'Clock, A. NJ Returning,
leave Drakes Branch at l2.S9P. NJ.
Children over 10 and under Is years of age half
price.
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnished
with two passes, that can be retained IN the
office, and it must be expressly stated on the pass
that they are permitted to go the cars
Passenger for Halifax C. II. and Danyille can
meet Messrs. Flagg & Co.'s four horse coaches at
brakes Branch daily Passengers for Greensborough
Gernanton, Salem, Salisbury and Charlotte, N. c.,
can meet Messrs Flag l. Co.'s four horse coaches
On Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS at brakes
Branch. Passengers for GAINESVILLE, Milton. n c..
and Ianceyviile, meet Messrs. Moss & Co.'s
coaches at Keysylle Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat-
urdays, and for Milton and Yanceyville nv Flagg l.
Co.'s line Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at
Brakes Branch.
CHARLES G. TALCOTT,
au1S Acting Stunt. of Transnortetion.
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD
Passengers for Fernvlle and Lynchburg can procure
Through ii :kets via South-Sde Railroad and Flagg
Caldwell Co.'s Stages by application at the Ticket
Office of the Richmond and D. R. R.
Through fare to Farmville. 80
LynchOurg. .............S % .
CHARLES g. TALCOTT.
Sc Acting Supt,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY GODD7N c APPERsON.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AZ

, -
N1AIIfARIE REAL ESTATE AT
" PORT MAYO Ann Tors IN TTyr TOWN
oF ..FffI.T0N y EoR SAFE At ATrcTIf1N, --yyilI
- snId ~ TGrtSrrA " - ~ u. - s.,ts,nb.,
iosa ,,,,o,, ~ - 49,. ~ w . Il a,e1arL
several HOUSES and LOTS n Port Mayo near
3 go. s snJ I! 10 = ~ VI . me =.
i s wncn me oceay store now ~
Io,;ssna strset and 5raiI;,,n uo,.s -, Nrhol,on
ai 1fIt TO- r,sS = rI ~ s l;h
as i.; =, ~ "a ullplllo u = I -
az I ~ n5 pnS 80, .nG p =. pcs s -
ne SUBURBS, ana 9neIs % persons "a il
ee. 70 aAe saie ana 1oo ~ ~
ootiie VI tn5 ABOVE iots are "lnh Ivy ysIos oi tne
Mnarves AZ Rockets ana on that account are yaiua
oi5.
81 olateIy aler lhe aGose sa,e' que o,icA ara
~ ilaIleo tenenieh's, en osoone 9, near
TIC e ssr IN eng. ~. ,th.:i,,
ins sale OF tne aoose fss estate, me pulldng
and 2ist streets formerly occupied by the 4th Baptist
Cnuren WIN be sold Inc building aIone rs 70 De sod
ana not tue ground II IL now occupied as carpen-
teTs snop at an annual rent OF Sioo-
9l M NOES telesI sooeo' anu ue le'aineo
al Tug n asI nole s1ali oe pSie pprpco,r
au @o-o'os oODDIN 1ArILASoN, Aucts
CFVERAJ TENFMENTC ON n F.
- Coz iii On pvpn M ,ST srDrETc
I'm r1 m Z Dinl l ~ ~ ~ y r. r z, In
NILES IR0VE- TuI, CITy on p1rIiMONn
FOR SAdE Az MISUNDERSTANDING be sold at suction
her Iass nnoz, The ,ra,nsss ING a. III ~,
~ So.iI Ie & IL Gnr, e
opeson HIT ront;ny a Rsiv;der nd brc
Ths on Va IN ele aiu SnuIon 81
Ines these tenemenis are al new, and are among the
sf,ar nhch Ell ba sosd .h rrNr-
,frsN1,c =. ~" PC Ely VIC w LEV DlicA 49,
M toa.thar L. to fy. na ~, .s N.L nohI
BIRD street. funnine back ahant an feat o-'A o u
iaiso seraraJ . oa1 nT aSou I o. :ee'.
the sf Mort. ths and ne 7 East as =. "a
at the corner of Rvrd snS Il. p III sa1a
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The Fredericksburg Herald publishes the List Of
premiums to be awarded at the Fair and Cattle
Show, to be held in Port Royal on the 10th of No.
Vember next. This exhibition will lie under the
auspices Of the Rappahannock agricultural Society.
The aggregate amount Of premiums is $1,000.
Among the premiums is the following singular
one: For the best pair Of Ddraed Stockings, IS.
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STEAMBOATS, ON THE RAPPAHANNocY-The He
raid of Fredericksburg informs US that there are
now four steamboats, on the Rappahannock and
halls their existence as sympt0matic Of prosperity
to that finished and fenced-in city" No doubt
they will do something towards waking up the bu-
sinessmen of Fredericksburg, and stimulating all
branches Of industry. Successful both the Herald
and the steamboats,
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EDUCATION
HOOL. ON eth STREET.

At1 RESUMES SEPT. 81 teach beginners
while other studies receive due attention, Reading
Writing and Spelling most insisted on, and after
these, Arithmetic, Geography and Gralnniar-make
gre him chance to make his mark anywhere he
snail please: but let him get into his teens, only
imperfect speller, and all after advantages will be
unavalng. good start with me is better than
course at the University. Anglosaxons spell well
young, or never.
charge $50 per session of 10 months, and make no
deduction for past-:i1e till Ist November All scho
lars are entered TO the end of the session.
SEE f-l-- a...- H II TAYLOR
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YELLOW FEVER AT NATcHEz.-From New Or.
leans Geographic message reports that there is
great alarm at Natchez, and more than half the
population have fed from the city in consequence
O. the ravases of the yellow fever. The city ill.,
thorities are said to remain at their posts
Quarantine regulations were nolonger enforced
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FROM THE FISHING Observation-Disclosures papers
OF the 29th ult, state that the steamer Fulton ar
rived there on the 29th; but not finding the Prince
ton there, sailed again. The commander of the
English sloop of war Medea had been tried by a
courtmarial for some offence and acquitted. He
was however reprinanded
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DAINTS, OILS, COLORS, VAR

H. NISHES. BRUSHES, &c.
White Fad and Zinc White; Linseed Oil
Paris Gteen, Chrome Green, Verdigiis and Prussan
Blue in oil
Paint and Varnish Brushes; Sable and Cancels Hair
Pencils
Window Glass and Putty; Gaziers' Points and Dia-
Inonds
GrainiDg Combs; Blenders and Granting Colors
Rose Pink; Chinese Vermilliou; Red Lead
Iron VarnsI; Copal and Japan Narnish, assorted
Boiled Linseed Oil; Pummice; Sand Paper; Putty
Knives and every article used in PAINTING, which
will sell very low in lots 10 suit.
seq BENNETT K BEERS. Druggists
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FREE SoILERs AND NEGROES IN CoUNcIL-A
convention of these people, calling themselves Free
Democrats, met at Syracuse New York. on the 3lst
ult, John Gay acting as President. John P Hale
reported series Of resolutions and an address to
the Free Democracy which was adopted An at
tempt to engraft the Maine Liquor Law on the
platform was voted down. Senator Chase and the
Hon. Gerritt Smith, made speeches, which were
warmly received. The convention nominated a
ticket for State officers, and adjourned sine die
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GUANo-The Creole arrived at Baltimore Tues
day, with between 600 and 900 tons of Peruvian
Guano, TO Messrs. Barreda & Brother There was
great demand for it,sand threefourths Of the car
GO was disposed of during the day, at $500 per
LONG ton
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FEosT AND IcE.-on the night Of the 2ath ult..
there was in the neighborhood OF Detroit, frost
aad scrumption of ice in one farmers water pail
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AID TO NEW ORLAENs.-Phtsberg has RENTED
s59o0to the New Orleans sufferers, and i, is sun.
posed her contribution will reach 5000.
Cincinnati has sent $1,000
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Il ENWARE AND GLASS-The subscriber sol;-
cts call from Country Merchants and others to ex
anime his Fall Stock of Goods which he is daily re-
ceiving from Foreign and Domestic Factories The
supply is very extensive, consisting of beautiful and
Well selected assortment of Cut and Pressed Glass
Ware.
Also, the usual supply suitable the Country trade
Country Merchants and others in want invited to
call aud examine the quality of the Ware and the
priceshe feels assured that they will compare fayo
rably with any other house in the Union.
JAMES d. B. EVANS ----
Sc 2 III Yves. Main
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Inc CITY OF SAVANNAH has subscribed 81 OGO,0 600
'of the construction Of an air line railroad from
Savannah to Mobile Savannah is not so large as
Richmond! Here is an exalnplel
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The steamer Falcon arrived al New Orleans on
the 2ath from Aspinwal, with California mails and
passengers Of the lst August
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CpmBERLASp,-Cholera is said to have entirely
disappeared from Cumberland.
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RRICK TENEMENT ON BROAD ST,
- HENRICO, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will
be sold on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, the 14th
September. upon the premises, commencing at o.
clock, a BRICK TENEMENT on the south side of
Broad Street, Henrco. occupied by Mr.. jesse
S. Elyson, and adjoining the grocery store of Mr. B.
Cassagrande, suitable for dwelling grocery
Terms at SALE GODDIN & APPERS0N,
ge
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YELLOW FEVER IN new ORLEANs.-We are
gratnied to see that there has been dec :ded de-
cease in the deaths from yellow fever. The total
number Of deaths to 6 O'Clock on the 29th ult, from
yellow fever, were reported 40 and to the same
houron the Both they Were l25. Whole number
u deaths from all diseases Tor the last named day
20
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
DUILDING LOTS ON 5Tu STREET

BUILDING LOTS On 9TH STREET
~ AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on WEDNES-
DAY, 18th day of September, at Il o'clock, p. M
situated the side of 9Th street, north OF Leigh
street. and adjoining the residence of Mrs. Claiborne
fronting 80 feet inches sach and running back lSt
feet.
TERMs-One-third cash. balance at l and year.
with interest," and the title TO be retained until the
purchase money is paid in full
au 81 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr
T OTIS IN FULTON AT AUCTION
at Al o'clock in the afternoon, upon the premises
will be sold eighteen LOTS, in the Town of Fulton
some of them situated the principal streets, and
convenient to the wharves &c, at Rockets.
Terms liberal. J. NJ. TAYLOR, Auct
au Sl-tds
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'uLiENs CONCERT for the all of the sufferers
by the fever in New Orleans, viii take place on the
10th September.
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M USICAL.-Mrs. MURRAY, Professor

IVU = @'1I % IOICEoUI
" of Vocal and Instrumental Music pupil of the
ceieorated Professors Cooke and Walsh of London,
begs leave to intimate to the Ladies ofRichmopd and
those OF its vicinity, that she wishes to take limited
number OF pupils in the above delightful accomplish
Mrs e system of teaching, both abroad and in the
United States. assures her that those ladies who may
nonor her with their patronage viii soon estimate
the advantages OF her style, either in the simple Bal
Donizetti
All communications left at P. H. Taylor's Music
Store Main Street; James Woodhouse. Eagle Sonare:
George M. VESTS Bookstore Exchange; or Murray's
Daguerrean Gallery, viii meet with prompt atten-
ton 90 ~
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BoEroS, Aug. 3l-The steamer Europa arrived
here from Halifax al 8 o'clock this morning and
her MALE have gone South.
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MALE AND FEMALE SCHOOL ON

AZ I'd Street, between Clay and Leigh.
The duties of the above School will be resumed on
Monday the 18th instead of the 9Th instant The Fee
male Department will be under the direction of nv
teaching.
Terms in the Male Department, for any of the Eng
lisn branches, s. per quarter;-Fenale Department
Having been confined to my bed since the LIST of
August with protracted illness, it has prevented
me from visiting my friends and PATRONS there fore
solicit their patronage and that of the public gene
rally.
REFERENCE-Rev DR. r Howell, Rev James
Taylor, Messrs John and Geo Gibson, Richards,
John Pearce, besides numerous other testimonials
which he win show application at his school
A. G., SAUNDERS
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 30-The statement in a New
York paper that Mr.. Secretary Marcy had replied
to Lord John Rdssels recently published letter to
Mr. CHAMPION relative TO the refusal OF the United
States TO become party 10 the Tripartite Conven-
ton guaranteeing the Spanish possession OF Cuba,
Is erroneous.
The letter was not addressed to Mr. Marcy, and
therefore neither required or admitted OF an
swer from him. Besides Mr. Champion told Mr..
Marcy that the discussion Of the subject closed
between them by that letter
While the Administration is not yet committed
by any such letter that said TO have been writ
ten, by Mr., Marcy, | have no doubt that Minister
Buchanan has been put fully in possession of the
views OF cur Government, and, when occasion of
fers, viii sustain entirely the statesmanlike and
manly positions assumed by Mr. Everett. That
certainly is the only proper mode Of adjusting the
queston.-Special Cor. Of the Phi v. 4. aud U. S.
Gazette.
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EALL AT MURRAY'S NEW DA-

NALL AT MURRAY'S NAV DA-
~ GUERREAN GALLERY. Sign of the RED
FLAG, Eagle Square, Main Street, if YOU desire
perfect Picture, taken by the Daguerrean process
The FLESH TINT is daily becoming more popular.
giving, as it does satisfaction to ALL
The most beautiful STEREOSCOPIC LIKENESS
ES also be obtained at
MURRAY'S,
Over the Store Of Jas Woodhouse
Richmond, Va.
n. B.-JOHN MURRAY has still on hand few
boxes of colors, part of importation received bv
him direct from Germany, which he win dispose Of
TO Artists reasonable terms. sci
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au 50 JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr.
MARKET GARDENS, HOUSES AND

MI AKkEI GARUENS, HOUSES AND
4NA LOTS. AND BUILDING LOTS IN BOWL
ING GREEN, MADDOX'S HILL AND CRAIG'S
PLAN.-Will be sold, on MONDAY, 9Th of Septem-
P. NJ about 20 acres of GROUND on Mechancsville
Turnpike, near the toll gate well adapted for market
gardens, well watered and win be sold as purchasers
may desire.
Also, two framed HOUSES and LOTS on Bowling
Green avenue, the store of Mr.. Joseph Tucker.
Also, about 10 building LOTS. opposite the above.
Also, two brick HOUSES and LOTS, in Craig's
PLAN near Maddox's Hill; and number of building
LOTS on said hill.
Terms will be made TO suit purchasers
auN JAS. VI. TAYLOR Anct
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MIR. LEFEBVRE's SCHOOL-H P.

MI r. LEFEBVRE'S SCHOOL.-H. p.
AZ LEFEBVRE, A NJ. will, on the first Monday
in October, succeed Mrs Mead in the charge of her
Boarding and Day School in Richmond, and will be
prepared on that day to receive pupils at her late
sdence Grace street.
Mr. Lefebvre was for seven years connected with
Mrs. Mead's School, and subsequently, became Princ
pal of the Williamsburg Female Academy the charge
of which he now resigns to engage in larger work in
Richmond
He proposes to conduct his school upon the same ge
neral plan that of Mrs Mead, retaining several of
her teachers and increasing the strength of the de-
partment Of Foreign Languages by the assistance of
resident French Governess and other auXiiieries.
The members of the family will form christian
household, under the parental care of MIR. and Mrs
Lefebyre.
The School will offer every advantage for the &C.
QUESTION of sound English education, TO which will
be added the Ancient and Modern Languages, Mu-
sic, Drawing, &c.
TERMs.-For Board and Tuition in all the English
months, $40
Day scholars of all ages. . 20
For any Modern Language 20
Music, Drawing, &c. at Professors prices.
Apply to H P. LEFEBYRE. A. NJ,
au 50 Grace street. Richmond, Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
By GODDIN { APPERsON.

nyRuSTEE'S SALE OF HOUSE AND
il LOT. NEAR ARCH AND SECOND. STS.-
FOR SALE AT AUCTIONs-By. virtue OF trust
deed ext cufed by Henry Lemay. dsfed 18th feDrne-
shan. at the request Of the creditor thereby Sc
cured proceed to sell at public auction On the pre-
mises ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, the "a ssp1e ~
TATE conveyed thereby, Consisting Of LOT, with
small HOUSE thereon, fronting - feet ON an alley,
running back IS feet to lot owned by John a. fhr
cher's estate SIS
Terms made known at the time Of sale.
The title is believed to be perfect; but the uDscn-
~ - = - w. w. SNEAD, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GoppIs APPERsoN, Aucfs.
P. S-Imme diately after the above sale VIII De
an % ' = - e q. & A.
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DRICK HOUSES AND LOTS ON

II BROAD STREET, FRAMED HOUSES AND
LOTS ON CATHARINE STREET, AND VACANT
LOTS ON. LEIGH STREET, AT AUCTION-On
WEDNESDAY, the l4th day of September, COM
mencng at Al o'clock p NJ, upon the premises, will
be sold two Brick HOUSES and LOTS, situated on
the north side of Broad street, nearly opposite the
residence of Mr.. Saml. J. Rutherford, of which
is now in the occupancy of Mr.. b. Cassagrande, as
grocery store. These houses have been built within
few years past contains about four each, with
a wing, with well of good water in the yard, and
peculiarly adapted for grocery stands and granary
stores. The lots front q feet EACH and run back
l66 feet.
Also, two FRAMED HOUSES and LOTS on the
south side of Caharine street, in the occupancy
of Messrs Smith Shepperson, front Is feet each,
run back 40 feet. have been recently built.
Also, two LOTS OF GROUND, ON north side of
Leigh street north of Buchanan Spring fronting 80
feet each and running back It's feet
The above property is owned by gentleman about
from the State, and will therefore be po-
sitiyely sold. Being located in rapidly improving
neighborhoods particularly that Broad street, it
should attract the attention of those wishing invest
in real estate. which will always yield good rents
and steadily improve.
au so JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr.
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Trade was entirely suspended.
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By TOLER 4 COON.

BY TOLER& COOK.
WILL BE SOLD ON MONDAY, THE
w 18th of September, at O'Clock p NJ if fair,
II not on the next fair day thereafter at the
hour, small TRACT OF LAND, containing Go acres,
ON the south side of the old Deep Run turnpike about
smiles above Richmond, adjoining the lands of DR..
Hopkins George Seaton and others. Ths tract viii
be divided into lots of y acres EACH
TERMs-One-thrd cash. and the balance in 6 and u
months, interest added.
au 81 TOIFRk COOK Aucts.
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TNHE FARMEILLE MILLS will be
\ sold at public auction. on TUESDAY, the 9th
day OF September next Ii Is hardly necessary 70
liable and will be still more So when the South Slae
Railroad will have been completed, owing TO It's close
proximity thereto, being not more than TWO nnnarso
fine wheat growing country as any IN virginia;
considerable portion Of which Is dependent On these
nair of cow, s,ones and one rubber Also, aClKCU
LAR SAW MILL atfached-ail Of which are in ex-
cellent order.
ahH'i ~ aiia'o GEORGE HARVEY.