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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

CLEVELAND, Sept. 20-On the night Of the 18th
inst, IRE occurred on the east side OF Franklin
stree, Michigan city, which destroyed block Of
frame buildings, ana was only checked at Blair s.
Co.'S new brick block. The fire is supposed TO
have been the work Of an incendiary. Among the
buildings destroyed were the Michigan CRY TraI-
script and Michigan News printing Offices and the
post Office. The total loss is estimated at S500JG
partly insured
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WoRcEsrER, Mass, Sept. 32-The Democratic
state Convention assembled here to-day. and after
organizing nominated Gov. Bishop for Governor.
aud Mr. Dowley &c Lieut. Governor. series Of
resolutions, national in their character, and deo
cratic, were unanimously adopted.
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YARBROUGH. Guardian

w and ale Plaintiffs in Chsncery rs. P. C. Lauras,
Thomas H. Yarbrough and ais. Defendants.
day OF September, by the County Court of Henrco,
shall. ss the Commissioner appointed, proceed 70
the S0th day Of September at 4 o'clock, p M the
property in the bill mentioned consisting of two
ninths interest undivided in HOUSE and LOT,
containing abou. two acres, of which JAMES VAR
BR0UGH, died seized aud possessed and of an ur-
divided two-ninths in another LOT near the Erst,
used Brick Yard containing about one-half of an
both SD street, for cash TO onethrd of the
purchase money. and upon credit of ak and twelve
mouths for the remainder for bends bearing interest
from the day OF sale, and title retained until the far
Sc 2o-d-td Commissicner.
n B. If the day should not be suitable the same
will be continued at the hour the next fair
day. A BIZ. Com.
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NOTICE.-M. S. MEADOR having re

in turned to the city, offers his services TO his pat
rons and 70 all who wish their RAZ0RS or any va
riety of CUTLERY put in good order for use. He
hereby returns MS thanks to these who have
heretofore employed him, and hopes Tor a contin1-
ance Of their tavofs
Orders left at Mr.. ANDREW JOHNSTON'S Hard
store, the Colnm bicn Hotel win be prompt
y attendedto. Any person wishing see Mr.. d. can
go By calling at Mrs Shepherds boarding house
corner of Governor and FIGnklia s.Tees.
Price Is cents.
Sc 32-iIoEw1tz
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Nh ETROPOLITAN HALL!
w GEO. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Manager. |
JOHN T. FORD ......................Age |
K y N z ELS

NIGHTINGALE UPEKA TROUPE,
~ The new and popular Songs, arranged for the
Piano)-OLD BOB RIDLEY. OLD RIVER FARM.
AUNT HARRIET BEECHA STOWE, MARY
VALE, are for sale the ticket office. Price rs
each. tf-" =,
W Admission Is cents. Doors open at T. to COM
meRce al o'clock.
Sc 20 JOHN FORD, Agent.
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TRUSTEE's SALE OF REAL Es

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-
Il TATE ON UNION HILL.-By virtue Of tw
several deeds of trust executed to the subscribers and
duly recorded in the Clerks office OF Henrico Coun-
ty Court the first from John Jones, dated 23d March,
1850, and the other from ohm Jones and wife, dated
7th August 1850, being thereto requested by the
holders of the debts secured by said Deeds shall
THURSDAY, the 18Th September, at Il o'clock, p.
NJ, upon the premises, in part execution of said
Deeds sell the real estate conveyed thereby, being
lot of land situated Union HILL fronting "A feet
street, and running back between parallel lines 165
feet upon which lot there is framed house recently
in the occupancy of said Jones.
Also vacant lot adjoining the above, situated at
the intersection of and Path Streets fronting A feet
on street. and running back between parallel lines
les feet
The title to the above property liz believed to be
perfect; but acting es trustee shall convey with
special warranty only.
TERMs-Cash.
3 BERNARD O'NEII., Trustee.
sc 19 st JAS. NJ TAYLOR Auct
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no ALL WHOM III MAY CONCERN.

IL Whereas quantity Of LUMP PLASTER, (fronl
II to t0ns) was, time aarg the mo nth of Au
gust last, deposited within less than 20 feet of the
margin Of the Basin OF the James River and Kanawx
company and IN violation of ..city ordnEDee,1 saf-
fered TO remain there Until the 2oth of the present
month rms = p g. ay Ia T dTeson u 81. Masor
been re moved and taken charge of by NE, AID the
ovsperor owners requested 10 come forward and
proye property pay charges ard take it away, or f
W. / H. aiepased Of s the law directs.
a. S-2t w. A. IRVING, Police Ofscer
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FROM new MEXIco.-Our Geographic despatch
yesterday, announced the arrival of Gov. Merli-
weather at Santa Re. He was installed Governor
with great rejoicing The opinion was that Major
Garland would meet with no resistance if he at
lacked the people OF the Mcsilla Valley.
4 despcrate battle had taken place between about
Two hundred Apaches and party of An1elicansi in
the mountains near Ell Paso, in which eleven Anne.
r!cans were killed and several wounded. The
enemy also suffered considerable loss. The dra-
g0ons were too few to render assistance.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE sTEAMYACHT NORTH

NEW York, Sept 23.--corn vanderbfss Yacht,
the North STAR arrived here to-day, in ten days
and half from Madeira. The grape crop Of the
leland has been DESTROYED bY hlirht
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NEW FALL GooDs-WHoLEsALE

NEW FALL GOODS-- w f1OLESALE
IN AND RETAIL--Onr supply of TRIMMINGS
ana FANCY GOODS, for the ensuing season, i nov
10 and complete IL suTpasses in choice and variety
ofstyie by far any thing yet offered TO the public
Among the numerous articles which our present
stock embraces. we mention. pre-eminens airo,g
The fasbions of the day
G1MPS, in Greek and pointed patterns 84si
yeIsct GiM PS, velvet BALLOONS, velvet Rrg-s
B0ES, and Bugle GIMPS, with EUTToNSr e
match,
5 Patent silk BALLOONS, for cLoAKs. eouerax
style, - y
Real aad imitation JET ORNAMENTS FANCY
BRACELETS, AMBER and BEADS, Ne, 81 great
variety,
Ladies' RiGoLETTEs. FAsciHAToRs, opEaA
We haye, aiss, cut paper PATTERNS Of cloaks
Maaiiaas, Dressing Gowns, Chiidrens Sacks kc., az
;erfhe new system 81 Mad. Dernoress
rus the ladies' of the city Of RicInnords wheee !
generous appreciation and refined Taste have susss-
ed our WI now find IN their sEiiss "a ~
porsuta Of TRIMMINGS and yARIETiES which y
hot sarpssred BY aIy Of the northern cities
: Liberal allowance made 10 rueIchsn.s sna afess-
makers. HIRsH BOITfHER, &
sc c5-fsns 10 Kfesd 81.
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TWO GREAT MATCH RACES OVER

TWO GREAT MATCH RACES OVER
l. THE FAIRFIELD COURSE.--$l0oG three mile
heats-SI0, GOO two mile heats.
ON MONDAY, September Goth, a Match Race will
be run over the Fairfield Course, mile heats, for
$1,000, between TOM WALKER AND ONE-EYED
JOE.
On TUESDAY, 9th September, GREAT MATCH
RACE between Virginia and South Carolina, mile
heats, for $4,000 will be ruI-Virgina naming b. b.
RED EYE, and South Carolina, b. III. NINA.
On WEDNESDAY, 2Sth-A PLATE RACE, two
mile heats free fer ali ages. Plate worth $500. En-
trance $40.
On THURSDAY, 29th-Nfile heats, purse 500; free
for all ages Entrance s..
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rNHE CURATIVE PROPERTIES OF

+ l. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS ARE
DAILY AiTTESTED All ranks of society and med
ica men, both home and abroad speak of these in
comparable medicines in the most hattering terms.
and that in the of chronic ulcers
those even which were considered incurable Holio-
ways Ointment has been truly etficacious, when
used; and there is dsputng the fact tina. Hollo-
ways Pills are the very best family medicine
known or tried. These admirable remedies will cure
bad legs however iny eterately diseased; likewise
NEST obsps.e cases T senruS scTotua Or Kip nv
evil.
Sold ky the Proprietor 224 Strand, inear Temple
Barr London and by all respectable Vendors of Pat
ent Medicines throughout the British Empire and by
those Of the United States, in Pots and Boxes S7f
cents, 81 cents, and 81 80 each Wholesale by the
principal Drug Houses n tie Union, and by Messrs
A. 3. x ID SANDS, New York, and PURCELL, LADD
i Co, Richmond, Va.
There is very considerable savin in taking the lar
ger sizes.
n. Z. Directions for the guidance of Patients are
affixed TO each Pet or Box. ne 20--Ivr
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NOTICE.-One of the most popular Me-
IN dicines ever Introduced in Virginia is BAKERS

~ dicines ever Introduced in Virginia is BAKERS
PREMIUM BITTERS. As guarantee for my as
Family Medicines ever before the public. 1t is q
greater strengthener to the whole system than any
thing ever heard of for dyspepsia, Nervousness CO.
Ice, or any arrangement Of the stomach. You
need not fear in its giving immediate relief for ana
yet hear Of instance where It has failed Civ
fail.
Call and get bottle, and we shall have 10 more
trouble in calling Jour attention this most valuable
Medicine.
Price 30 cents per bottle. For sale by Messrs Pur
cell, Ladd l. Co., Bennett Il Beers, Alexander
eists generally throue hont the city, Also by Todd L
Christian Petersburg; ID. r. Lyman LynchbuTg; King
4 Toy Norfolk; DR.. Il. Calnni, WILLIAMSBURG
Orders addressed 70 Il. BAKER, Richmond
Va. viii receive prompt attention. sc Z
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RICHMoND HOspTTAL.-The under

~ signed, Physicians of she City OF Richmond.
have established a HOSPITAL, situated on Church
Hill and convenient TO all paris OF the city. The In
statntIon IS now open ead prepared TO accommodate
both Medical and Surgical cases The wards are nu-
mecous, spacious, well ventilated and provided with
hot and cold Baths. Private accommodations of a
superior character viii be furnished when required
Cases of midwifery wiz also be received, and due
regard paid to both mother aed child The Hospital
visited daily by at least two of the Physicians and
when cases requiring it occur ell of them viii attend
in consultation. There is Resident Physician ut all
times in the house, and kind and experienced nurses
provided.
TERMS For Beard, Medical Attendance, Sursi-
cal Operations, Midwifery Medicine, Nursing, kc.,
&c are
For White Persons, ..............s5 90 per week
FOR Negroes, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. co :"
For Extra Accornin odations,. -. 60
JAMES BOLTON, MD
F. H. DEANE. VI. D.
r. II. MARX, NJ. D.
ROBERT 6. CABELL NJ. d.
= JAMES BEALE, NJ ID.
Il. w. RODDEY. NJ. d.
w. w. S. BUTLER, M. d..
Resident Physician
N. 3. No contagious diseases viii be admitted.
Patients from the country will give city refer
ence. Address any member of the concern.
Sc 22-dlrl%
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GRATES, TENDERS, METALLIC

VALUABLE ESIDEN L ON
Y CHURCH HILL FOR SALE.-We are aaths-
iised 10 sell that most desirable MANSION on Trace
street. Immediately opposite Mrs Van Lewis resi-
resne e. a pleasant and Convenient residence, have
rare opportunity offered them The lot fronts %
feet and hack 10 feet alley, 70 test aide.
If more ground should be needed, we vial cell about
half ufthe adjoining vacant lot.
= % 80 GonnIy L APPERsoN.
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AMUSEMENTS

CLASH COTTAGE.-The MECHANIC
~ GUARDS, Capt. r. F. NORRIS, having made an
arrangement with the Richmond and Fredericksburg
Railroad Company. win make a MILITARY and
CIVIC EXCURSION to the SLASH COTTAGE, on
FRIDAY evening, the Soth September.
8 The Corps will be accompanied by the ARMORY
BRASS and CoTILLON BANDS, which have been
engaged for the occasion.
.The Cars will leave the Depot at O'Clock, p. NJ.
Persons not enabled 10 leave at that hour. viii have
the privilege Of going by the o'clock train. Re-
turning the excursion train will leave the Cottage
about o'clock. Those desiring to reInain longer,
can take the mail train in the morning.
REFRE SHMENTS will be furnished at
moderate Prices. H.
TICKETS, for TIE round trip, ONE DOLLAR
EACH.
No charge for Ladies.
Tickets to be had of any Member Of the Company,
or at the Dept.
i If the weather should be unfayorable the 3oth
September, for the Excursion, it will be postponed
until Monday. Oct. Sd. Is. --72 80 Sc 24-td
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY GoDDIN { APPERsON

BY GoDDIN { APPERsON.
MOST BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
w SEAT, II MILES WEST OF THE CITY,
NEAR THE PLANK ROAD, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-The beautiful Estate, owned by Mons Praye,
premises, on TUESDAY, the 18th October, 1858. If
lair if not the next fair day, commencing 81 O'Clock,
p. NJ The FARM win be divided into three parcels,
according to plan and survey now being made. The
mansion new, and sufficient for the accommodation
of large fany-besides which, there are the usual
ont buildings, such as servants houses barn. stable
he.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing an elegant and re-
tired country seat invited to view this before the
day of sale.
f.he ter1ns which will be accommodates, will be
made known on the day of sale.
sea- G0DDIN & APPERSON, Auctg
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Two SPORTSMEN OF THE FIELD.-
l. FALL IMPORTATION OF GUNS.-Just re-
ceived and Imported from England. and of my own
selection from the Northern markets fifteen cases of
double and single barrel GUNS. OF superior quality;
also, Game BAGS, Powder FLASKS, shot BELTS,
stsrkey,s, Eley's Coxs and Walkers English Per
Fall campaign are respectfully invited to give nIy
stock az exam nation before purchasing gll
JAMES WALSH. 4
Maker and Importer ofGuns. Rifles, &C.
Gun and Rife making, aud GRnsmithing in all It's
various branches done in superior manner, and On
accommodating terms Keys fitted TO locks aud
canes mounted. se22-2w
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AUCTION SALES
FUTURE DAYS
= JAMES NJ TAYLOR- 1900 -. /
TWO VERY V1TJT1pI

W. rsr,I I'M VALUABLE FARMS ON
WITH 81 sTo a cR FnlAs & ROAD. TOGETHER
ing extensively engaged in busness 4; iuN.-he-
ginia requiring my constant presence and M
cessary attention 70 agricuturaI pn,sn;, ne me-
MONDAY, the Sd day Of October, al II a,s sLal. %
NJ sPan the ptem rn oaes At public auction, The
mile beyond the termination Of the Westbs BAL BAL
Road about six miles from the city, in an5
essr. W Green Green and oths the lands Of
tans 275 acres of land, portion of which = Ssail
wooded, the remainder naturally very produet;va
and now IN state of most successful eultiyatiop
The improvements consist of an excellent buildng
nearly new, with seven rooms and the usuel ont
buildings stables, barns &C., all IN perfect order and
the whole premises under good enclosures and in the
the meantime the ground will be Tor seeding
25 bushels of wheat. After which viii be sold tract
Of land near the above, lying at the Forks Of the
Owe ngs barns, &c, being very beautifully situated
and might be made really valuable farm.
1t is deemed unnecessary here to enumerste the
many advantages of this property and IT'S highly VAL
liable and desirable nature as persons wishing TO pur
chase win doubtless prefer TO view the premises for
themselves and If it should be particularly desired,
they may be treated for privately before the day Of
sale, with the auctioner at whose Office plats of the
property may be seen. $500 ~
sold the whole of the stock crops &c. consisting Of
four tine mules fine cows, buii % hogs, IL sheep.
hay wheat straw $50 barrels of corn, 20o lbs sheaf
oats, vegetables, &C., wagons carts farming utensils
threshing chine. wheat fan, Carriages &c. &c.
TERMs-For the land, one-:hird cash; balance q.
one and two years. with interest," and be secured by
trust deed For the personal property all sums
under go cash; that amount and over, 1 months
credit, for approved negotiable paper. .s
) RICHARD d. PHILIPS. 3.
Sale conducted by Jas. M. TAYLOR, Auct
sc II
After the above viii be sold, is acres of LAND. adj
joining the lands of Miles Duval and o.hers being
portion of the land formerly belonging to the estate
Of Sam'l Grafton.
TERhs-One-fourth cash; balance at one and two
years with interest, &c.
Sc Is J Mt, Acctr
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RIO THE AFFLICTED pooR.-DR

ii
n MASSEY, OF baltimore. having eoi.ssnted 20
prolons ala prssert visit ~ Richmond nnsss Wtdnes-
day. the eth Inst. and hsv.ng 70 sstaTa thereto e
lorins TIE AFFLICTED POOR lAss h order q
have tie opportunity ascertain sse chzfaessr e
their af.IctienA and supply 4 fsst'casis sfpfspss
ate resale e he u deyee sst gay txssa last sx-
scias.yslv 70 lhem WITHOUT tf1A ROE Tor either
Generalization, t<sAtnsent o. femeases
Renus 71 and n American Hotel ~ .ss IS 8
lions From 9t9 ~ a. NJ sndSto SIP. n.
A 22--Sff tfas g
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E,ALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS

NALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
IL Having laid in full stock of very rich and desi
rab'e DRY GOODS, adapted for the present and ap-
preaching season, which cannot be surpassed in
tlIre, STYLE cheapness will find among the stock
Debages, Moas ms, Coubergs.. French Meruos
Linens, end a very large variety of Trimmings
only ask n call before purchasing, as well know
you will find Goods 70 your advantage. .
E. GOLDSMITH.
se22 No. Il, Main 81.
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EANCY GOODS-English, French, Ger
Il and American-Just received and for sale at
low prices by ELIAS HALE, lo5 Main street. City
and country merchants are respectfully invited to
look through the stock. they viii find larger
sorIueut of Goods in the line offered this city
Also, complete assortment of Watches, Jewelry,
Silver and plated Ware for sale at extremely low
prices. ELIAS HALE,
Importer of Watches, Jewelry and Fancy Goods, No.
l05 Main ST. p
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EDUCATION
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,

II NNLboh AND CLAioClCaL OC1OOL,
~ on CHURCH HILL, Richmond, Va, by z. JE-
Ter GEokGE.-Ihe design OF this School is to i'm
part such instruction TO boys is necessary for the
common business of life prepare them for high
semnaries of learning.
The School will open the last Monday in Septem-
Der, and close in July, a new building which is
to be erected for the purpose the of Grace
and 18th streets.
TERMS, (psyable quarterly, in advance.)
For common English Branches. ............... $50
For English Branches, Higher Mathematics, Ma
tqral Philosophy, Chemistry, Latin, Greek, &c 10
No deduction, except in cases of protracted Illness.
REFERENCES
Rev R. B c. Howell, d d Prof H. J. Christian,
s. b. Manly, Jr, g Geo E. Dabney,
Is J. B. Jeter, D. D., 60 l.. Turner,
+" r. Ryland q B. Puryear,
g R. Ford, Mr.. Th J. Evans, Z
DR.. w. II. Gwathmey, Mr.. ]. NJ. Murray,
Mr.. JAS Thomas, Jr., Mr.. A H. Sands.
Sc 92-l2t*
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MISS HALLS DAY CH.OOL for
1FI YOUNG LADIES. will reopen on the first
MONDAY in October. at the residence of Mr. James
3, Macniurdo, Seventh street, between Franklin and
Grace streets.
Miss HALL will be assisted in the LANGUAGES
by competent teachers, but will personally super
inted the classes in translation.
The nuIylher of nunils is limited. sc 22-2t
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NALL STOCK OF WATCHES AND
IL JEWELRY.-The subscriber would respectfully
inform his friends and the public generally tia, he
has jus. returned from the North with splendid as
sortment OF WATCHES and JEWELRY all OF
which he ofars at small IreGts. Please call and ex-
einine before purchasing elsewhere
EDWARD KERSEY.
Having in my employ an experienced Jeweler,
aa prepared IL manufacture and repair all kinds of
Jawelry in the neetest aud shortest notice
AZ kinds Of WATCHES repaired at the shortest
hotiee. SO 22-lm
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EOUND.-A colored man found, Thurs
a. day last. on sthe walk in front Of my store, a
VEST, wrapped in paper. The owne- can obtain The
same by applying at lit Main street.
sc 2i JAS. D. B. EVANS.
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NOTICE.-hlGH CONSTABIE'S
IN sALE-Wili be sold on SATURDAY. the a4th
instant IN front Of the C0nstable's Office at O'clock
Beds, three Straw Beds, three Beds.eads four Tables
one Safe, one Cupboard, and number Of small arti
cies, 70 satisfy distress warrants in my hands
sea b. BLAIR, FL &C. r. q
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4 NTHRACTTE AND CI.OVER HILl

4 NTHRACTTEs AND CLOVER HILL
IA eOAL.-Tha subscribers are now receiving
their winter supply OF ANTHRACITE COAL, and
Will constantly keep hand the hest quality Of both
white end red ash, which they offer good terms
asit can be purchased in the city.
They have also taken enc of the yards belonging to
thr Clover I'm Railroad Company, and formerly oe-
pared 20 furnish the beat CLOVER HILL coal At
20 cents per busfel.
ahfy respec fully solicit call from their friends
and the public generally.
Orders left AZ their Office at Messrs Teller Cooks
Grin the box a. the Anthracite coa honne. rear Of
the rign Hotel 18th Sc will be prsptly attended TO-
g. I7ts WIN. FL, DAVIS e. co. 4
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@TEAMER POCAHONTAS leaves every
- SATURDAY AFTERNOON, ct o'clock. TOR
BALTIMORE AND pfIILADELPH IA.-Ihs Po-
CAHONTAS win receive freight to-day AZ ~ g clock,
the ash Instant for the above places,
Sc 2s-2 LbDLAM = WAiooN.--
Y,HOMrS0NS superflne English MUS
J. b. THOMAS,
se23 Franklin st., opposite Old Market
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FAMILY FLOUR, in bags OF rs los
n manufactured at eeaatIy mili-somethins ,sry
apprehension sale BY
seD JANIS q. SHELTON
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REEF TONGUES, &c.-Beef Tongues,
~ Smoked Beef and Sardnes, received per steam
er Roanoke, for sale by r. NJ. BURTON.
Sc "a
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CROMiELIN'S SUPERIOR MUS
~ TARD AND GROUND PEPPER, CHOCO-
LATE, STARCH AND BLACKING, for sale by
Sc "a JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
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A. MOTT & CO., Aucts
BY ALEXANDER MOTT 4 co.

BY ALEXANDER MOTT co.
A UCTION-Ihe STORE under the Ex-
"a change, formerly occupied BY Messrs Menon-
aid Lyons will be rented cut to the highest bidder
misses. ~
Possession from the lst of October to the LIT Of
April next. 49, '.
By order of the Trus.ees
Sc % A MOTT Co, Aucts
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By A. MOTT { co.

4 uCIlON.-TkUST SALE.-WilI be
!. 20 so.u a TITS MORNING, at the store ofA. MOTT
,hs SrGsK Ct 10 o'clock the remainder Of
Lyons, consisting Of many staple and fancy articles.
A. MOTT Co, Aucfs.
VIII be added 20 the ahoyaa.., IA -. c.,.
brushes; poat Coz Rope; Cooking Stove; Watch
Sc "a A. MOTT 4 IN Act.
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COFFEE and TEA URNS, with and with
~ out fterers, some of the most approved pat
terms, for sale by
Sc q ZIMMERMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

A CUE AND FEVER.-It is a fact pro
4 "A ven Beyond depbt by hundreds thar Agne and
Fever Ihiils and Fever, can be cured cornnetely in
tsaO dayz b. tbs q tie Compsand ro1,,e pills
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

4 PPLE AND PEACH BRANDY.-A
n few hbls old and very superior Apple and Peach
Brandy, for sale by R. NJ. BURTON.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-09-24

WNFREE's CELEBRATED ROCK
w CANDY TOBACCO soraethins really nice,
10Y sl 1e ~ j. ID. THOMAS,
se - Druggist