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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-14
VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLING
on Grace street. Church Hill for sale az Anc.

ton.
Will be Sold on TUESDAY afternoon the 18th
October, 1888 upon the premises, commencing at Al
O'clock that valuable private Dwelling on the North
side of Grace, between Esd and Gath streets now in
the occupancy of Mrs Eliza G. Darlington. The
house is remarkably well built and with the addition
of few hundred dollars expended in repairs and i'm
provements to it, could be made most comfortable
and desirable residence. The view of James river
and the surrounding country quite pleasing TO the
eye; The neighboIhood is equal to any on Church
Hill.
Also, part of the adjoining lot say about 10 feet
fronting on Grace street.
Immediately after the above sale will be sold lot
on the south side of franklin street. between 18th
and 9th Streets fronting &C feet and running back
$50 feet to alley.
Terms-Accommodati and made known at the
time of sale.
4,
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rHINA TEA SETS, decorated with beau
~ tifai designs, of the Tulip, New York Silver, DC.
tapon Greek, Chinese and Hexagon shapes
Also sets of White China and Granite Ware
Those purchasing viii do well 10 call and examine,
at BULKLEY CO.'S,
oc Is Eagle Square.
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HOUSE AND LOT ON BROAD, BE-

HOUSE AND LOT ON BROAD, BE-
- TWEEN JEFFERSON. AND MADISON
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Will be
sold on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, the l4th October,
1885, upon the premises, commencing at oelock the
small brick TENEMENT on the North side of Broad
between Jefferson and Madison streets occupied
by B. Tate and adjoining pr. Miiler's bakery The
Lot fronts p feet back about lS feet alley
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and months
with interest," for negotiable notes and title retained
til last note is paid
GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts
After the going sale, will be sold newly erect
street, near TO Brook Avenue now owned or occupied
by Thomas Martin, free of color.
Terms, same above.
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40 HANDSOME AND VALUABLE

It~ BUILDINGLOTS IN MANCHESTER FOR
SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Will be sold, on Thursday
afternoon the 10th October 1885, upon the premises,
commencing at 81 O'clock in the order advertised
half lots Nos. H. r. 26 TO- a. in the plan Of Man.
chester. bounded by McDonough and Perry streets
Also, half lots Nos. 10 and II, in Mayo's PLAN
adjoining Manchester, bounded by Lawrence and
Jones strees-Also, half acre lots Nos Sc and n in
the plan, bounded By Burroughs street. The
above lots will be divided 70 salt purchasers.
After which, will be sold lots Nos 6, T. 9, g. 10 and
IL in w II. Brsnder's plan, each fronting so feet
on Jackson street, between Porter and cambridge
streets running back l25 feet, ALLEY ii feet
wide.
The above lots beautifully located and some of
them within few hundred feet) are near the Depot
and Workshops of the Danyille Railroad company.
The attention of Capitalists and others is invited to
this SALE il is believed that property in Manches-
is enhancing and will continue to rise in value ;
besides, some of these lots convenient to the
people of Richmond, that those residing Mayos
bridge could secure themselves desirably located
building lot where no city taxes would have to be
paid at comparatively small outlay.
TERMS.-One-thirdc cash, balance at three and six
months for negotiable notes interest added, secured
by q trust de ed OF title retained.
oc6 GODDIN APPERSON Aucts.
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THIS DAY
BY DUNLOP. MONCURE 4 co.
BY GODDIN l. APPERSON
REAL PROPERTY IN

" THE COUNTY OF CHESTERFIELD. FOR
sALE.-The subscriber will sell ct public sale, on
FRIDAY the 14th day of October. that very desira-
pie residence called Oak Hill, in Chesterfield county,
the residence of the late DR. Samuel II. Royal. The
farm contains about 200 of land, portion of
wnlch Is highly improved and adapted TO the growth
OF wheat corn, oats. &c. The dwelling house, school
perfect repair
10 physician, or those DESTROYS of establishing
5osrdng school for females this property offers i'm
dncements rarely to be met with. DR. VIM. Fl. john
son, VINO smear, will take pleasure in showing the
properly TO asy one wishing to see it before the SALE
and also IN giving any Information that may be de-
sired concerning the property.
AT the same time. will be sold about 500 acres of
wood land, distant about two miles from the resi-
dence; aud Immediately after the sale of the land
the personal property of every description win be
sold, to wit: Horses, Cows and Hogs crops of Corn
Fodder, Oats, Straw, &c, Farming Utensils. Carts
Wagons. &c, and large quantity of very superior
household Furniture.
The terms for the land viii be one-third in eash
balance credit of one and two years. bearing in
teres for the personal property cash Tor all sums
under S50 that amount and over, q credit of six
months viii be given
ADELAIDE ROYALL
Executrix of s. Fl. Royal, deceased.
The above sale will take place on the premises at
II o'clock. noon, on the 14th day of October 1855
GODDIN l. APPERSON,
Ara4
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NALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.
Il Mrs. NJ. A. LYONS, No, l4l Broad street. one
door above 7th street invites the attention of city
and country ladies to her large and well selected
sortrnent Of Fall and Winter MILLINERY, ennbra-
cling every variety and style.
Also Hair FRONTS, BRAIDS and CURLS.
DRESSES, MANTLES. CLOAkS and VlSITES
made to order in the fashionable style at the
shortest notice. ocb-iHt
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WANTS.

WANTS.
WANTED-F From forty.fye to fiftv
nrS thousand on al dollars worth of LAND WAR.
issued in lieu of Virginia State Warrants for which
"'ii pay the highest Prize. s,sS in e cash 1,n
g. Land and Pension Agent
oc - Bank street. Richmond. We
WANTED TO HIKE, immedlatelv =
WOMAN TO do the general work of a small
family Best price paid for a faithful servant Ap-
oc 14-2t J. H. WALFoRD.
WANTED TO HIRE, for the balance
w of the year, good NURSE-one that can
come well Recommended. Enquire at this office
&C l3-2t*
WANTED.-A young Man, native of
w Cumberland County who has an extensive
acquaintance and who could command q large share
OF country patronage from that section of the State
wants situation Salesman in some store in this
city. He would prefer situation in dry goods es-
Enlistment. Apply to ALLEN & CROUCH,
Intelligence and Agency Office,
ocl Cor. Broad and Ninth SITS.
WANTED.-A HALL suitable for
W Musical Academy, in the centre of the City,
and immediate possession desired Apply at this Of
ice. &C l0-6t*
WANTED, A SITUATION Wanted
w by an Industrious young man, about IS years of
age, situation in Grocery, China or Commission
SIMON BONAVITA, Main street, opposite the
Banks. oc 3-2w+
MILLINERS WANTED.-Two or
Apply at n C. BARTON's,
oc6-f lo9 Main st.
WANTED-EXCHANGE ON LON
oc5 KENT PAINE & KENT.
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY TIN
w PLATE AND SHEET IRON WORKER,
JOB Workman The very best wages ald constant
WAITE ( sENER.
&C 3-12t* Fredericksburg, Va.
WANTED TO RENT-A DWELLING
w HOUSE, containing FIVE or six rooms-would
ike to get possession during the 6 next m9n5h
M ANTED.-I wish to hire good Cook,
w Washer and Ironer for the balance of the
year, and also, good Dining Room Servant: Apply
oc Genl. Agent and Collector.
MANITOBA YOUNG MAN, who has
w had experience, desires a situation as
OVERSEER in some Tobacco Factory. Business
being his object, he would be willing to take very
moderate salary. ALLEN K CROUCH,
Intelligence and Agency Office,
sen Corner of Broad and 9th sts
pAKER WANTED - One who under
- stands ornamenting and fancy cakes preferred.
Appiyto ADAM pa Co.,
| GTONE CUTTERS WA MITE D.-l2
~ Good WORKMEN can find steady employment.
Wages, 81 per day.
Apply TO JOHN DAVIES,
South side Of Deck, near Mayos bridge.
&C 12-St
Z OST, a pair of Gold SPECTACLES.
- The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
| them at this office. &C l2-3t
| HALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.
| IL Mrs. NJ. A. LYONS, No, l4l Broad street, one
door above 7th street invites the attention of city
and country ladies her large and well selected
| sortrnent OF Fall and Winter MILLINERY, ernbra-
cling every variety and style.
Also, Hair FRONTS, BRAIDS and CURLS.
| DRESSES, MANTLES. CLOAkS and VlSITES
nr2er in the fashinuahle style az The
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METROPOLITAN HALL 6 NIGHTS
WE would call the attention of our Gu

"E would call the attention of our Gus
w toners and the public generally to large
and complete stock Of
&c.
LADIES DRESS GOODS-Stewarts patterns of
French MoUslines, handsome wooden Plaids and spun
Silks French Merinos and Persian Cloths, Velvets
and cloaking Cloths Shaws, &c.
FOR GENThEMEN-Broa Cloths Of everY make,
color and quality; every style and pattern of Ameri-
and French Cassimeres wadded silk and velvet
Vestings &c
CHILDREE'S WEAR-Plan and printed French
Fannes; high colored small figured Mousines; Cal
tiers, and Scotch plaid and striped Hose &C.
Together with fresh supply of English PLAID.
Cocheco and Merrimac PRINTS and French
CHINTZ.
VALENTINE, CRENSHAW 4 CO.
No. 80, corner Broad, 9th and Capitol Streets
II Near CaDtol Souare
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BY THOS. w. KEFsEE

BY THUS. w. kEESEE.
HORSES, MULES AND COAL CARTS
- AT AUCTION.-Will be sold, at auction. on
SATURDAY, 18th ipst at 10 O'clock in the let in the
rear of Woods Stable, several Saddle and Harness
HORSES, three MULES, and three Coal CARTS
Also, one pair of Carriage HORSES
oc14 THOS w. KEESEE, Auct
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF A
"A STOCK OF GROCERIES, STORE FIX
TURES, &c.-On TUESDAY morning next the 18th
Instant will be sold, at auction commencing at 10 o.,
clock, the of Grace and 18th streets all the
Stock of Groceries, Crockery Ware and Store Fix
lures belonging to the estate of Valentine Pier
ceased.
Terms: Cash. A. BARATTA, Administrator
Sale conducted by
THOS. w. KEESEE. Auctr
NOTICE.-An persons having claims will please
present them; and these indebted requested to
maze prompt payment.
&C Il A. BARATTA Admir-
INRUSTEE'S SALE-In pursuance of q
u Deed of Tr ust execute | to me by Thos P. Mar
h and wife for certain purposes therein mentioned,
bearing date the Sth day of February I8f7 and duly
city OF Richmond, on the SIst day of Nav, 1913
shall proceed TO sell, on TUESDAY the 18th inst to
the highest bidder, for cash, all the Household and
Kitchen FURNITURE and the Factory FIXTURES
of said Martin
The SAFE Will commence at his late residence, on
Church Hill, at 10 o'clock.
A. ]. KUHN, Trustee.
Sale conducted by THos. W. KEEsEE, Auctioneer
oc 10
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THE ELECTIONS.


BALTIMORE, Oct. l3.-The Democrats have car
RED Ohio and Pennsylvania by large naiorities.
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ADJUSTMENTS
J + N N Y LIN D

t5y@ ADMISSION Boxes and Parquette, so cents:
Second Tier, entrance Broad street formerly Pit
door, % cents; Centre Gallery, so cents Cold Gal
lery tEsst) 57a cents; Colored Gallery, (West) q
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~ on Arch and eth streets, il the City of Rich
nond for sale at Auction.
VIII be sold. SATURDAY afternoon, the 18th
October 1858, upon the premises CONNIE ncing at q
O'Clock six valuable Building Lots on the North line
of Arch and West line of 7th street. each fronting
about q feet running back n feet to an alley These
tersburg Depot and several large manufacturing
adjustments, and offer peculiar inducements to those
disposed to purchase in that improving part of the
city.
TERMs-One-t third cash, balance at and months,
Tor negotiable notes. interest added and title retained
till last note is paid
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OCT GoDDIN Il APPERsoN. Aucts.

NERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION, ON FRANKLIN STREET
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-Win be sold on
MONDAY the 9th day of October, 1885, upon the
stated, small BRICK TENEMENT ON the North
side of Franklin street, between 18th and 10th sts
ming back the depth of the lot defined by fence
After which will be sold, that valuable LOT on the
South side of Franklin street, between End and 3rd
streets adjoining the residence of the late Mr. Sub
lett McGruder 1t fronts about 20 feet and back
1870 feet
TERMs-One-thrd cash. balance at 8, 6 and months
for negotiable notes. interest added secured by trust
deed, or title retained
BY request of the heirs of Sublett McGruder, decd
The sale OF the first Lot will take place at o'clock
and the latter az O clock.
}oc IL GODDIN APpFPcON Anc+s
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TOR SALE CHEAP-Several pair Of
Il young Kentucky MULES, some just broken
Apply 10 ROBERT H. BROADDUS, at his stable or
to JOHN II. PARkHILL, at his farm, miles from
Richmond, on the New Bridge road, opposite High
Meadow, where the Mules can be seen.
oc 1885,
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NHIKTY BUI l. DING LOTS ON
u CHURCH HILL, near Mr. Heckler's for sale
at Auction. "
W VIII be sold, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th October,
about SO handsomely located Lots on Chnrcb Hill
near the residence of Mr.. " Heckier, and bounded
by 9th, 23th Il and v streets e1
TERMs-One-third cash. balance AT and 3 ,,,on.l
for ne gotiabe notes. interest added and title RETAIN
ed till last note is paid.
Cc6 GODDIE & APpERS0N 49,.
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L OST, pair of Gold SPECTACLES.
~ The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
them at this office oc I2-3t
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FEHE new canal boat LYNCHBURG
Il tCapt. johnson. is now ready to receive freight
for Lynchburg and will leave On SATURDAY, full
not full.
oc 1876 A. s. LEE.
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NOR HIRE-FOur Men, as common la
Z borers Bow and a Blacksmith, for the balance
of the year. Applyto WIN; GoVLDIN,
oc I2-2t Governor street.
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GAIT, SALT-4,600 sacks of fine Salt,
- cargo of barque Alexina from Liverpool, landing
and for sale By
&C l2-St SCHAER, KOHLER & CO.
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
THE#Ho STEAD,
ny LADY srrScrR.

ny LADY srGNcrR,
LIS not as it used 70 be,
Wheu You and | Were Young
Whom hound each elm and maple tree.
Tue honeysu1kles eluug.
But s.ill love tue cottage wheIe
passed nv early Yeafs,
Though hot a single lace is there
Thai memory enisars.
IL uht as il used 10 bel
rha mass is on The roal.
Ard ffam theif nests beneath the caves
The swallows keep alonl.
The rnhins-how they used 10 sing
When You and | We're Yolng,
And haw did fit the wild bee wing
The opening lleweA amongl
Il is not as It used To ~
The voices loved OF YaFe,
ani the farms that we were wont 20 see,
We see aud hear no mare.
Na more! Alas, We look in sain.
For those "a whom we elung,
And loved us we can love but once,
When YOU and | were young,
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
VALUABLE LAND FOR SAL!

INilE undersigned udrr iof ,a't un anst
L mHlaing frms 1910 acres oi choice d
valuable l.ali. 'i'ua'r u sc,ar county AHA
aT
Thee lni wafo .elsrfrl In 1880 arr "a
t''l quality NJ HTaHi. gud aIe located Joe I
'igh.r nr.gHIufiuH.
d. for iems, &s. cHglirc of " II Irfe !,
Washington, or ilr iulrrilrr az LiiIc Igif
WATKINS a CUREAi
January 3s, 1852. W
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
CAUTION n.

NOTICE De- hru0y s.ttntaaiIv.1 rn,so.
y io oihrrN'rHr of 'He laN aI .u'r'sis aar.
hHi. lhm' iIa' hag BEEN ir iHr ta.ui of a'
lus mf imhH mHI arI shall ruf o. ha.
T. MiHaHr fz uF sstaaUs,4 4sgfri lri Rla o.
par al ir'ml,s.
CHARLES q. mitchell
Washington l,b. q. 1850 E
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
PAY UP! PAY Up!!

4 H. penons Indebted 10 ibc undersigned up "a
Il thc lsidaf oI January last are hereby TO-.
specifically notified that must have some money
and consequently am amber the necessity ol earn.
esiIy requesting them .U come forward ADD settle
upai a, early d day o, possible
r. H. W. MADDuX
Washington, Fb. 10, 1853. e.
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
WASHIN GTON HOUSE,
Washington Ark's.

UllE proprietor OF this house would sA
l. respectfully announce 10 his ...:nW.
friends and the travelling community lIililbsSSs
that since purchasing it in March last II -
he has thoroughly repaired and fitted upanew the
en,ife building, and having added several large
and airy raanis 10 those heretofore in use-all
well supplied with new and comfortable bedding
and furniture, renders The "WAsuINaToN llarsgh
one of the mosl Ioamy. convenient and pleasant
establishment, 10 be- iound in South Arkansas,
aud bsins amply supplied win active and atlen-
tive servants. hts table daily provided Slh every
dpaaty to ba laand in the country, enables hun
10 assure his quests lhai their ease and cominft
will be as well promoted IN this hoase as any IN
ibc State.
liz stables pre large and abundanily supplied
with Corn Fodder aud Oals and attended by
faithful and iTusly esllen,
The Stage Office,
for the line Of stages ltum Little Rock to Clarks.
vile, Texas, is kept at lhis house, and the Stage,
leave Washington iaI Little l.oek every Tuesday,
Thursday, aud saturday mornings at o'clock \.
II, and Ipr eafksyillc, Texas, every Sunday aal
RelncsaaY nights.
Tn bill al prices fomain the same as hereio-
ihfe, and the proprietor feels confident that iof
the expense he bns incurred, and his faithful aud
continued oIlans TO insure the eumlaTl a visitors
ne will nave the support aud patronage OF lib
etll public
II W. SMITH, Proprietor.
Washington, .7fks, JHly 20, lsi1. es-ti
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
C0.ptRTNERsEIII.

INHE4uierizHri hasiaz purchased The DH,
4 establishment ai D. Il z MiilIam,. IH,sgi
kaaHusa saaral azsorimralot Drug, Medififst.
pliHz. ulls = nBssiuHs
On Hoekwi.I 'a purchased under the rsf,arsl
tH'Ia1iiaHaI nE lHssTH vino wilIsiaft Easi Ia A
laW aafz 'afilHf IHEIsHs
~ Ni.I b. eaaHIsi "a sall ariieIrs an aaT lie.
au isi'sI ie#WsIbaHiIaB hzses,cf bceHofaIs.I IA
tliz msHEut aHa We WauaHt ever aHi5Ir "a
aN ls ia Hr pune alI genuine.
iH-#al liHaHz aI npHHf araHTaisi y HamHaa.a.
81 aiaaf time aay 90 HIshf
CnAsB Mitchell
u 81 FOSTER.
HlHHE5an. 10 10. Isaa
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
DIssOLUTEDN.

T'llE ro.plHHerhIp heretofore existing tc.
4 tween myself anl John l. s.,Imaa u ibr
mercantile buinr,. Ice Arian,a.. was dissolved ly
mutual consent oH The sii August, 1862 and ite
settlement Of tho hmiu's rguucglrd with iHr
same Is coHhicd cx luYyriy iomc.
I. &. D.ARNOND.
Washington, Sept lj, lsl2. 31-n
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
MEDICAL NOTICE.

d.. ..la GAaIEs r. ;5s .,.a. p MdcRL g R3o o .si Si
~ vicinity. lie may be found al the residence
Of n w. Smith.
March 18Th. lslG 10tf
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21

REFER 10
Me.a.s. ID :, HIoek,
1fmdis johnson,
BIIer i sHna,
Mitchell \ teslcr.
y l. AuiHn, EaI.
G. ~ Gra1, E.ls llint.asi1a, .ifs
Ton. Il u KaF.tan
II X smith Esqs
~ II Eil.f. Esi..
! D. saudsiuf. Esll,
D. y. 7 trii.
Nis n MiicY NeEioy Walker ChealIam IS
g.. Columbus. Jaz N Caa'iaf. SEWER oa=. Ara
sfa#.t u N#rali fempenaeasi'Ie. Ak ]. fur,
rpaHs q sal farmiasion. Ara \ Levy & g.
Cg#'fs la.ut Ark
Iah#l o. %, lsJ1. ia-if
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
DIR. BENZ. u. JEFF,

HAS resumed Tho practice oi medicine iu
Ii Washington. and may ai all times be found
oil h.s ap1lteary store, unless professionally ah-
sent where he vii keep Hll supply Of fresh
medicines for sblc low for cash.
Washington. May !. liu
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

WlLltcl uTou accommodating icumss "a
Il uiF of valuable real c,'air. situated Iu lir
tlf,l county Aftausaf lui icfms 0,, N
lo Wm. u. Eior E=q. Register of ibe l.lEl
H.r % Na.Hrsiau.
GRANDSON u. BOYsT0N
juy Do ls5l -8g
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
no COTTON PLANTERS.

INilE uHlrri uHl Iaso nmI % Ca.garfci.
L sllp aui nHuCl d thop 90 iIH pIarr nf ihr
u51I.a.'ulr and irpaiUus ul Cation Gins.
They WiIl shortly Boo iu receipt ui 800 ample urw
tl"rh ul ibr hrai quality Dl Gin materials litu ihr
Llsi nurl iArV iu'eul i1 work up into Gina
which Wi.i be- H'ly guIrrrHNrt iD give entire
.sHsariInl. unrufua Ma NstaI having ior
suHlr tive year executed most of the work that
went illm ihr shop poi inc .aic 4. u. Ctp.ly. We
i"7l Boo hesitation Iu assuring the Cotton r.auicn
oitbe upprf Rod riforrouuiry. that ali work duuc
~ ouf .uop will H' folly equal % uot superior 20
tle bcsi ihat wa5 egfi msnuilriaoi by iht late
Mf Crosby.
We s,'leit ihr patronage of Cotton planters
who may want upg Gins. or Old Dncs icpaifoi
and hops thry Wiil .rld n their oulrr, ~ early
ls convenient 90 ofirr iABl lhJlf guns may be-
certain 30 rc ready l1f them hy ihr time the
preui growing tlup b. ready ior picking
BY permission of some and without having had
an opportunity oi consulting o,hris, Wr annex d
uunHrr 1l uaur. of well known Cotton planters
10 whom wc would rr'rra. r"eapl, the perform.
anco OF Gins heretofore built by one ol ~ IN the
shop of ! u Cfo,ly,
Hon Edward Ctoa,
Nl5i Richard Pryor
Carl Joel " Hannah,
Capt Richard u Finn.
William Coulter Esl- t.......,,.....
Mai Joshua Morrison "''V"o" ''u"y
Hon Henry T. poiudex'cr
Mathew v Chr1lham, Esq
Mai. William johnson,
Wiley McEhoy. Em..
Judge Levi. B Fort
Morgan rryer Efq.
Norehnad Wright Esq..
WIN T. Morris Eq., Lajlyeqe Go.
Col Josiah Garland,
Hon James fdgr,
Col Jamcs Abrahams
Hon Benjamin T. llawkin..l
Hon Henri X Biovu S,risr Co
l.alc s Jackson, Esg.
d. J. w. Fort
Judge n1uiels P,r., r., t..
A. D. Ellis ESD
". W. WYATT.
-, T. II. W. MADDUX.
Waiiisgion, Na-ti 20, 1853. lg-,f
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
Contracts by the Ycnri
Standing Advcrtisrmcnisi
IFdydllf QIaHoBl

10 lines or letAl each ADDITIONAL
o months. I 5000 ,gnfr.
1000
l2 1900
- AlIadycfircmculF fpcfaoual allrfti
VIII IN oil cares le charged double ..
u AL advertisements must hc mafkd
The number oi insertions rlhctwi'e they \
continued until forbid and charged arcuidufI
u No rcrun will be- announced a.
date Tor any office without ihc Bd,nnre y
~ Obituary notices charged as ad'
mruiH
11J- Job Work must be- paid for on delH
u5- No paper VIII bc di.rrniinucd only
discretion Of The publisher until alI aueaii
paid,
IT, All lcitcr must re- postpaid.
u Single copies ofthc Telegraph logsf /
u The above rules will he strictly adh
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21

New YoRK ExrHAYAGAycC Tho y. Y.
"Ilcnld." in speaking Of the cxtrayagance
that proyailsin the world Of fashion in Now
York, says
Already our ladies', who make any pro.
tensions to the title Of fashionable, have
commenced a way Of rivalry with the Eu.
ropean arsiocraey, and if they do not sur.
pass them in the style Of dress. they are Ger.
tainly their equnls in extravaganza. In ono
year a lndy Of fashion living on the 9Th ay.
ennc will oxpend seven or eight thousand
dollars upon dress and we are assured. up.
on the most reliable authority, iha, walk.
ing or promenade dress. such as Is seen oc.
csionally in Broadway, costs from $500
"a ~ 600
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
Notice.

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Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
DIR. II. II. WILLIAMS,

HAVING Dipped oi bic Drug y Baas Sorr
II wllI devote hlmscl 30 ulur. exclusively lo
the practice oi bls Profession, Office iu the East
room OF iEri llUrL
HGaHgfgn Ib.1,l-d3. G-iL
Washington telegraph., 1853-12-21
A CARD.

nR. prRDOM tenders biz professional seryiees
II to the ritifousof Washington aud It's vicinity
In ihc various branches OF his profession. lie
may be found at oil times, except whom prole,.
sionally absent at his rcfiience near Main street
Iannsry a. 1852