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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-07
LATEST MAI. NEWS.

nvsrnrcT,vE FIRE-The burning of knabe.
c..,IeS Co.'S piano msnutactory on Eutaw street,
p,r;u,ore, ~ss hri' hy announced By telegraph yes
to-day The Baltimore American says the damage
s,.,sined by Messrs. Knaee, Gaeale & Co. VIII
.,,oan, TO $4,000. upon which there 10 an insu
r,nce az some $1,000. The Sun estimates their
,,sss, SIS 600. The house was the property OF Jo-
s;.h Small, and WAS Insured for 5000. The buiio-
;oe on the north, owned by Washington Danskin'
va. damaged to the smount OF 5000 which Is ~
.,re8 The lower Dor was occupied by sarnuei
II BOYD as iewe'ry store, who estimates MS iosf
8, s7oo The upper ieors were occup'ei as
s,,.I,;,g bx Mr.. Hemmich, whose loss is siooo-
;,.r-ss several other buildings in the viciui'y
-, ,,ore or less damaged. The fire WAS proba
h,v the resuI, OF accident
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TnE CASE OF CAPT. GIBsON.-A despatch IRON
Washington, dated Nov ), says:
The arrival of Capt. Gibson in this city, yester
day. caused much conversation, it being supposed
thst bis visit is in some way connected with the
forthcoming letter threatened by Mr. Belmont, lei
alive to his case, The Captain brought valuable
collection of ornamental work forwarded by Mr.
Ya,temare to the State Department
/, is thought that Captain G. has some importan,
dlscosuresto make relative TO the late ministerial
conference at Ostend. The important documents
which 80 fortunately fell into his hands will be Civ
en- up to the State Department. Capt G. had an in
terview with Mr.. Marcy yesterday.
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Nzw BRuHswrcK PARLIAMgNr.-The New Bruns'
wick papers OF the 81 inst, state that the recipro'
ri Y bill had passed the HOUSE OF Parliament by a
vote of Ist o4 The following gentlemen ornpose
the new Provincial Ministry; Charles Fisher Attor'
ney General; 7. Johnson, Solicitor General >. l..
Tiiy, Provincial Secretary; NJ. Stevens, Surveyor
General, and Messrs. Richie, Brown and Smith,
executive Council.
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BY 60ODfN XfFTT76T- 10 =
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED
Y REAL ESTATE ON MAIN STREET-POR
ATTfvTJ0hI[ Yvf1I - ~ GO SorS sv
BY LAkUS 4 SHINE.
A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF STAPLE and

~ FANCY GOODS, he, &c.-On TO ESDAY
MORNING, the 7th inst. eommencing ct 10 O'Clock
we will cell ct auction, in large SALES roorn the
contents of six large cases Of merchandise; among
which may be found as follows:
so gross Mohar Coat Buttons 50 gross twist d., 100
gross astng do SO sets guilt do 40 gross agate But
TONS "a gross sdar Penciis 20 dog Kszor Strcps 10
gross Zine Mirrors, 100 dog Pocket Knives 20 dog
Spring Balances 400 dog Cotton Botbin so dog Dutch
Tape. l2O gross Hooks and Eyes. 100 go HemmingI
Needles, SO gross Shoe Laces, SO dog Hsrmonicas,
10000 plated Hooks and Eyes 500 doz Dressing Combs
ored do so dog Tooth Brushes assorted knds 90 dog
Na do 100 600 Hicks Hat Caps. 50 eross Iron Table
Spoons SO gross Tea do together with large assort
ment of Fancy Goods too numerous to mention
The attention of country merchants and tho trade
Is respectfully invited to attend every lot will be
sO'd without reserve. LARUS 4 8HfNE,
NED Auctioneers.
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I ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS NINA

I .ARGE NUMBER OF LOTS IN MAN
IL CHESTER FOR SALE AT AUCTION.--Vil,
be sold. on SATURDAY, the 18th day of November.
1854, on the premises, the following valuable Bald
ing Lots in Mayo's Plan viz: Lot on Harrison st
Lots on Lawrence st, Lots on BurrowS ct. Also S
Lots in Brander's Plan, fronting on Summer St
advertised.
TERms.-One.third cash; balance at 4 and mos,
for negotiable notes. interest added sad title etained
till last note Is paid. GODDIN APPERSON,
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TIE ACCIDENT ON THE Rock ISLAND RAILROAD
~ telegraphic despatch dated Chicago, Nov. 4h
says eight more deaths have occurred from the eff
fec,s of the Rock Island Railroad accident among
them the wife and two children of VIM. C. Laugh
liz, OF Gettysburg, Pa. Twenty five others were
lying dangerously wounded, many of them not ex-
pected to survive.
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THE MARKETS.

NEW Yonx, Nov. o. Flour Ia unsettled; Sod aern
dali at 81 aaas35 Wheat Is also unse,,led with
sales of Southern White al sal4 Corn Is 1 rifle
lower; Western Mixed quoted at IS to Sc cedlH
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-Flour dull but holder irm.
For City Mills $3.50 1. offered, but held at g. 5. No
Gales OF Howard street reported. Sales of .sou,h.
ern White Wheat at sla5 "a
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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING We regret to learn that
Mr.. Broaddie Herndon, son of Dr. B. S, Herndon,
was severely, though 1t is not believed dangerously
Injuries, by receiving the contents of companions
shot gun on Wednesday last A party were gun.
ming, and occupying different positions fred at a
covey OF birds, when the accident occurred. Some
fifty shot were picked out of Mr. H.; the most dan.
gerous being one in the vicinity of the left eye
Fred Her
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GALE OF AHoUEE WITH GAR
sey. EE1k TaH rxi IL d 30 Mn 81 III III
~. gsAf; 50 MOvennsr 1854 + q csloek r. spoe
1t oseapied b NJ. John 0e5fe. beam, h de town
q sIdaey on the NORTH sids u E1iwuod fslainl Il.
,sssr.ss s = riih C!sr.e e The hou ]. nearly
runs back rs feet to Short T. - - 49, -
Any one Opposed to psrchsse . rsuidenes retired
g & e mott Parts Of the city would Dc
TEIMs-0ne-third cash; balance It (, and ~
deed TAILOR & WILLIlnS
PosTPoNEMENr-Ths .bov. =, !. i, po xnss..
to FRIDAY next. Nov. l0fh. tno4) wv
~ SALE OF A LOT OF VALUA-
SS BE MULES H0RsEs.-o On WEDNEs.
upon Council Chamber Hill near Earn sst's Saba
from 8 to 30 valuable young MULES sad HORsES.
EEL 5roks and IN ever way superior snin.l being
Those in want cannot % better than to attend .hs
TEsMs-Foar months credit, for approved notea
TAYLOR : WILLIAMS,
VERY DESIRABLE AND VALUA-
4. s AZ g.. Tg q
viii sell moiety Of that mes. eligible and beautiful
the corporate limits Of the city Of Richmond. knovn
ss Academy Hill. This property embrscss some IS
acres OF fertile land, most Of which il admirably
adapted to the culture of the various kinds Of
bies saleable in the Richmond market and tie rem
due may be rendered profitable in the prodncticn Of
Grapes. - e =
After the sale Of the above property ws VIII sell
about 20 acres of land part of which adoin the Aca
deny property and has been partially enclosed and
prepared for cultivation. This portion of land ies
well for vineyard aeperal horticultural Kitchen
GARDENING purposes. The other property Is aituated
short distance North cf the last and is part of
VIM Mitchelps "Spring Hip tract or plan Of lots
and adjons the property of Me- ns Joha HILL Foun-
tam Tyler and Albert A. Morris Most of this pro-
state Of cultivation; and besides having yery
superior spngs on some of the lots the whole occu-
pants thereof entitled to the use of water from
the renowned Mtchelps spring. ! a
TERMS at sale, which viii be accommodating.
mol TAYLOR WILLIAMS Aucts
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FATHER MATHEw.-We find the following smons

FATHER MATHEw.-We find the following smons
the latest items Of English news:
Father Mathew, the apostle oftemperance, arrived
from Cork By the company's fine steamer William
Penn. The Rev. gentleman was at once convened
to the mansion of William Rathbone, Esq, Green.
bank, where he will remain until he takes his d.
psrtuTe for Madeira. The Rev. gentleman, although
much broken down by the painful disesss under
which he has SO long suffered lacks not the cheerful
81 trs for whlsh he was always mark able 1t is to
be hoped that the sunny cline to which he goes NAV
contribute to the restoration of his health.
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN / CO

GROCERIES, &c, AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY. Nov 9Th, at 10 O'Clock we
shall sell at our store, assortment offGROCE.
RIES, &c, viz:
A, and C Coffee SUGARS
Java COFFEE
Lost, Crushed and Powdered.sUGARs
MOLASSES
Manufactured TOBACCO
100000 CIGARS
Green and Black TEAS
BRANDY aud RUM
Wrapping PAPER
Prime LARD, in barrels, &c.
ALSO,
400 bags prime Laguayra COFFEE, now landing
ALSO,
22) bbls, Hydraulic CEMENT.
TEaMs-$loo cash; over 500, months, for ap-
proved paper.
nor DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO., Aucts.
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BY KENT. PAINE & KEN
+ ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS AT

I ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS. AT
commencing at O'Clock, we will sell large az d
valuable assortment of seasonabIe DRY GOODS,
comprising great variety of ch aice and desirable
styles Included in the sale, viii be an invoice Of
Liner, Bosom Shirts and Collars direct from the
manufacturer. Also, :
cases Fancy Caesimeres
do Crystal Palace do
do demsged Satinetr,
so ps. bl'k Tabby Velvets, slightly damaged.
To be sold for account of whom it NAV concerp.
ALSO, small stock of Dry Coos, and an invoice
of fine Clothing, the remainder of Merchant Tai
lors, stock, with which we will commence the sale
TERMs.-All sums over leo dollars four nonths
credit for approved paper; all sums under that
amount CASH. KENT, PAINE & KENT. :
NOD Auctioneers
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REMOVAL.-JOHN r. D. PAYNE has
~ removed TO his new Office. on 10th st 3, between
Main aud Cary In the rear of Metsrs. r. r. Dupal
sro.s where he 10 ready to attend ell calls IA bis
line He returns his sincere thanks to his old Fl
tor former patronage, since his residence In the city,
and hopes to merit continuance of the same.
M Il lsrE,
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fe 25--ly
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!i-

EW GOODS NEW GOODS!!-The
~ undersigned has just returned from the North
ern cities where he purchased in person, large and
extensive select stock of FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS, principally for cash, at exceedingly
low prices, and will cell the same at small advance
ored French Mouslins, fine GA French Merinoes. in
variety of colors; plain and figured Cashmeres; I'm.
broicery, in great variety; black silk trimming
Laces; fine Cloths in all coors for Indies Cloaks
large stock French Corsets; with endless variety
OF Silks colcrs in sshes of roses, TAM stone plaid
and black and bIocade For good bargains call At the
cheap store of MORRIS w. ROSE,
DC 6-2m 2nS Rroad etreaf.
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ANOTHER INDIA RUBBER CAsE.-ln the india
Rubber patent case of Day VS.. Har,shorn Co.
Judge ritmsu gave Adhesion in the 5. Circuit
Cour, a, Provi iesce, Rhode leland, on Saturday
last. sustaining the plaintiffs title to the Chahee
pa,ent, everything the defendants plea, which sat
mn The license to use the invention from Charles
q ,odyear and VIM Judsop.
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LocKPoRT Nov 1.-The loss by the recent FIRE
at this place was not large as at first supposed
II will only amount to about So 900, upon which
there Is an insurance to the amount of S2a. 600.
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GEN. cAss AT DErRorr-We learn by telegraph
tha,,here was great Democratic gathering at De-
troll. on Saturday night, Gen. Cass presiding. He
is reported to have commented very severely in
his speech upon the attacks made upon him by the
Richmond Enquirer, saying that he desired nothing
from the South. and expected nothing from their
sause of iustice.
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CONVICTED OF MURDSR.-Robert Swift, charged
with the murder of Jeremiah Kilhour, in Hartford
county, Md, has been convicted of murder in the
frs, degree and sentenced to be hung on such day
as the Governor shall designate.
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ENHE only infallible Medicine known. =
BURROWS ELIXIR VITA-The original ar.
ticle in all its purity Quick and powerful, its vr.
tues are proverbal-in co many instances having
raised from the very verge of the tomb the subjects
of diseases in their most terrible FORMS as testimo.
malls of the most exalted character from individuals
ana institutions testify In the descriptive circular
may be found one from the Masonic and Odd Fellows
Lodgesof Norfolk. The medicines able to give relief
numerous and valuable but if persons re willin
to suspend their and submit to course of EI,IY
tR VITA, cure at once can be effected in ord pary
cases. only one or two weeks being required, and
those utterly ncurabe only three or four
weeks. 1t will thoroughly purify the blood. In
alone. Its action on the Bowels, Liver and Kidneys
are direct and efficient DEPRIVED humors in the
circulation affect the vital or5ans. course of two
three weeks will relieve the system of all morbid
matter, reaction ensues UNCONTROLLED appetite
with high and vigorous health the result. In deep
and heavy colds, that often end in a rapid decline,
nothing 10 comparable For mercural and syphilitic
diseases it IL truly the only medicine known, not
leaving vestge of the disease. Pursue the course
above unless the bones have commenced decaying
Ii 40, at the end of three weeks suspend its use
weeks, recommence, and at the end of three weeks
the body will be restored to its orr ginal health.
We have Just been put in possession of q liberal
supply OF the shove invaluable medicine, the won.
derfuf curative powers of which are proverbial
PURCELL, LADD CO.
JACKSON b. WOOD
GRUBBS & APFaRSON,
fe 2o-iy Druggists.
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BY JOHN R. D. PAYNE, Salesman.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALID

~ ABLE PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF RICH
MONDaBy virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
day of June. 1884, in the case Of Pickett rs Pickett
and others, will sell SATURDAY. the LIST day of
December, at At o'clock P. NJ, at public auction on
the premises. Lot of Ground at Rocketts frontiur
on Rocketts street Il feet and running back to Wa.
ter street.it being the remaining portion of the Lot
purchased by Mr.. Jesse Williams.
TERMs-One- fourth cash; the balance on credit
of enc, two and three years, secured by bonds with
approved security carving interest from the day Of
deed ordered by the Court
no JOHN A. PICKETT, Com,r.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3.-The liabilities of Messrs
Bean & Co., the bankers whose suspension was
previously announced, amounts to one hundred
thousand dollars
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LYNcHBURG CIRCUIT CoUaT.-The trial of North.
for the murder of young Cox, was concluded last
Saturday evening, and resulted ia verdict of
acquittal,
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Tug AMERICAN DIPLOMATIC CoNcREss.-A letter
,,,r, c,blcn,z of the li,h says. Yesterday even-
Ing the North American Ambassadors, Mr.. bucnan,
an from London and Mr., Mason from Paris arrived
here with par; OF their suites They put up at 'he
Giant and are expecting Mr.. soule from Madrid
90 lin them this day"
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HANDsoMELOTs IN SYDNEY AMI

II ANDSOME LOTS IN SYDNEY AND
- ON BROAD ST, NEAR BAPTIST. COL
on FRIDAY, the nth Of November, 1854, on the pre-.
a mssr n the order advertised, commencing at 5
ney, on Elmwood and Federal sts nea,iv opposite
the residence of Thomas Crouch, ESQ
Afer which, viii be sold several handsome Lots ON
Broad st. nearly opposite the Baptist COLLEGE.
TERMs;-one-third cash; balance at and 8 mos
TOR negotiable notes. interest add sd and title
M last note h paid. GODDIN L APPERSON,
MOI
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS,
rnE REPORTER PARDON OF DIR. GRAiStM
I,NTRrE Y

ALBANY, N. Y Nov. Cit Is stated upon Tho u-
,hori,y OF Gov Seymour, that the report d be
intended pardon of DR.. Graham, ID uuquAlif} NJ
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BY THOS. w KEESEE.
IOfEice at Geo. j 4umner,a No 20 Paarl afre d

I0fTice at Geo. ] Summers, No. 20 Pearl street.I
TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES OF
Il VARIOUS KINDS, DAMAGED BY FIRE,
AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on THURSDAY next
9th November, commencing at 12 o'clock, M, on 22d
street, between Main and Franklin streets q lot of
2f Tobacco Screws, Presses, Bands Bars Bolts and
Irons, Stoves and many other articles damaged by
FIRE.
TERMs-AIl sums under $50 cash $50, and over
that amount, months credit for approved endorsed
gotisble notes. THOS. w. KEESEE,
no4 Auctioneef.
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FITTING our A SILVER.

NEW YoRK, Nov 1.-THE trial Of Cspt. 8 nth,
charged with iting on; the brig Julia Moultoi as
shaver, was commenced this morning 10 the CIR lit
Court
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NEW YORK. Nov. 5-The mortality in this CITY
during the past week was 800, including II cholera
cases.
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AUCTION aALHa.
FUTURE DAYS
BY 0ODuiN \ ArPEkel.,.
TEN ACRE LOT on BROOK TIJRN-

Il PIKE FOR SALE At AUCTIoN-Will be
sold on FRIDAY. the 10th day Of November, 1854,
on the premis.s commencing 1t o'ciocs, p. NJ, .
handsome 10 acre Lot the east ssds Of the Brock
joining the farm which j. A. Parker ESQ., resides,
and directly opposits to Capt. 0oddin's farm.
for Notable notes intsre.s s1Ssd and t,is r.tai
ed u the last note l. paid
not GoDbTN 4 APpERSON, Aucts.
IWENTY VERY HANDHOME
BUILDING LOTS IN HECKLERs PLAN,
IN UNION HILL. FOR SALE At AUCTION
W, NH pc soid ON THURSDAY, the 10th day of Nov.
Ieoa On the premises, sncng at 81 o'clock, that
nsantliui square OF lsad on Union Hill bounded BY
H.n, ~s,n, r. and B. streets. which will be divided
into ~ lots of convenient szs
TERMS -Onethird cash; balancs ct 4 and mos,
ior negotiable notes. interest added and title tanned
til ie.t note 10 psid. 0oDDTN l. APPERsON.
10 Aucta.
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~ BRASS FOUNDER, having opened Foundry
10th s.reet, between Main and Gary streets, 10
prepared to execute orders for ell kinds and
Ornamental Brass and Composition CASTINGS, In .
workmaniike manner.
As he is prepared to east every day, ersons want.
ing work done can be accommodated ina few hours'
notice.
AiIkindsof Ship, House and Church BE Lhsmeds
to order.
patronage frem the puhlisis respectfully solicit
ed.
N B.-Hishest cash price psid for old metals
nav 23-9m
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BINFORD, MAYO d BLAIR,

TO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. = Tbs
~ subscribers, having associated themselves t.
gether, under the firm of TURPIN, ROPER q
MURRAY, will continue to carry on the UNDER
TAKING BUSINESS, in all its departments, at the
old stand of Roper Murray, 0oyernorst.
They will give their personal attention to all o..
ders sent to them, and will furnish at the shorteA
notice, any thing in their line of business.
They will keep constantly on hand general q,
sortment ofCOFFiNS, from the neat pine, to tn,
most ele CANT mahogany.
Having the sole agency in this city, for the sale ef
Fisk l. Reymond's METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
the also prepared to furnish any siz
of the Sarcophagus, either of the plain STYLE will
out the drapery, or such those furnished for Cha.
and Webster, being covered with superfne blacL
cloth drapery and silver trimmings.
Several HE ARISES, with gentle horses and care
full drivers, also Ut command.
JOHN TURPIN,
B. w. ROPER,
NH so d&cts WILLIAM MURRAY,
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By klCHARD CAUIH0RN-
VALUABLE FARM IN HENRICO

VI COUNTY AT AUCTIONs-.BSsyfope u eh6rs.
ing my businesa viii eeIf &c publje auce16us "a
TUESDAY. 7th day Of Nosembsf, 1t ~ 0eeloek r..
on the premises ff not previously sola priva1oly.)
the very desirable tract Of lard Al o vk3ek g
sent reside situated aheut s. ilee ueee q H3ek-
mond, containing about 20 aerea 50 ~ uhiek are
t2eafed, drained and hixb3v irnne6vel fhe rS17ui.
o. In piSe end oak weo{ he ciesrs3 roftios 9 q
good land a. any near Riehmond g nov nm iovn in
gress and clover and4hs entiYe tracf vujl 40 a.
ceiisnt srSbie Isp1 The imr,r.ss.sss- 1870 81
comfortable dwellire ~ IN h-iiSis.sr. e~crv
for farm. - - - q,
TRRMS:-Cna-third caah nn.-s ysra 4. ~. .~~va~A
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A CARD.

BEG respectfully to inform my friends
Il aud the public that arm now IN tbs ROM. ~
Messn SMITH HARDWOOD, M. e5 Msin street,
ign OF the erosd-sxs, where 1t would afford p,eas-
In the aAKOWARE LINE / have been enp5oyed
"a the house OF Mr. Theo Robertson for about ftsen
years ana partner with him and Mr. VIM b. Gates
orders entrusted TO me from the patrons of Robert
son, estes katciife. would be very thankfuIly re-
OF the house In which am now employed
no e-lm w ii xTCrxprr
ZAP ITAL $50, 0O0.--COMMER1IAI
SAVINGS BANK.-Ofics at the store ~
oaafies Brooke, ON 18th street
DepostoTs Ia this nstitntion will receive ain mar
cent. on ell sums remaining ON deposite six month
VI longer, snd MS per cent. for . shorter time )
kT. Bso,xK, Tress jye-ss
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FXCELSIOR WORKS. ConrrR

EXCELSIOR WORKS. CORNER Urn
H AND MAIN STREETS, RICHMOND, vA-The FRO
prize tor of the above works 10 prepared to Pfsns
and Saw LUMBER, Of various kinds In the best styie
and ON the most reasonable terms.
He has ON hand quantity OF Dressed FLOORING.
of various qualities
flannel STUFF, both Of Northern and Virginia
Pine, ready dressed which be offers 81 allow price.
inside to order at prices that cannot fail to sve salts.
faction.
Orders solicited and win be thankfully received.
my13 WIN. FORBES.
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"a NEW DISCOVERY"
PH RAPHS ON PAPER.
IN OIL COLORS.

IHHESE beautiful Pictures may be magni-
j. fed and copied from small Desuerreotypes IRE.
gsrdless of their age, TO nearly life size and are
e. uay as durable a. the finest Oil Painting while
the ikenesses are infinitely superior. Mr. w claims
this useful discovery, and is the only artist who pro-
duces them In all their beauty either in this country
or Europe, 30 fer as is yet known
J. H. WHITEHURST has received for his Pre-
n,irm Dagaerreotypes, two Medals and two Ce tifi-
Gates, awarded at the Worlds Fair in London, and .
prize at the Crystal Palace Exhibition in New York
city. The highest Medals at the Fui-s of the MARY
isni institute for 1850 81, '52 55 and "a and Pre-
mi,rn at the great Fair at Castle Garden, New York
Ths highest award q Silver Medal, at the National
Fair Of tho Metropolitan Tnstirute in Washn gton,
D. e 1883
LfKENESSES taken equally well in all weather,
sTEREOscOPEs. or Solid Daguerrsotypes, taken
mole. Md; Wfmin etop, NJ e.; Washinstoa. D. C.
Pesssse9rE. Va; Lynchburg. Va; New York city,
ana coffoik. va. no6-h
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TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS, Auess.
,RRICK TENEMENT. AND GROCERY

2 QRICK TENEMENT AND GROCERY
- STAND, ON BROAD STREET, FOR SALE.
On TUESDAY, the 7h of November, at n r. NJ,
upon the premises will be sold that Brick Tenement
on the North side of Broad, nsar Gilmer street. and
adjoining the property formerly orcupisd By Mr. B.
Grocery stand, and for that purpose its location 10
very good The Lot fronts q feet and back l48
feet to an alley.
TERMs-One-third cssh; balance ct s and IL mos :,
with interest, and secured BY q trust decd.
ocSl TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.